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All the Pointes Every TlJursday Morning rosse Pointe ews Complete New. Coverage of AU the Pointe. ';-::-:-~--:------:-:--:--:---:-:::--=-:--~------":""'------l,._--J.' __ ----:~_--": ..:..-__ ~ . _ Vol. 34-No. 32 £n~~~ft:i~~t~~:r,:~th. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1973 ~t>p:rc:::, ,24 Pages-Two Sec:tions-Section One,
------.------'------.------.------._----_._------1 A Familiar Face Focuseson The Community ,HEADLINES Ink 3-Yeal' of die IFarms Holds WEEK 'Agreement .As CompJ1el1 by tbe IDiscussion on With Union . Grosse Pointe News ;.J f{ Dodge Pact Provides h,c:reased I, Estate Pay. Improved Benefits Thursday, August 2 for DPW, Office A WHITE HOUSE 'MEMO, Viewpoints and Ideas Shared at August 6 Council, Employes Senate'swhich surfacedWednesdayduring ques.the Meeting', Solons to Establish Procedures for R t tionibg of H. R. Haldeman, Site Plan Review By oger A. Waha: brought forth evidence that I For the first time in John Mitchell may have lied By Holly Angell the history of The Woods, under oath during his testi"/ . The multi.faceted problem of the Dodge Estate a three.year contract has many before the senate Ju- development came before The Farms Council again been inked between the memo,diciary sentComto mittMr. Haldemane e. The at theirAlthMondayh nightf' Imeeting,d .. August 6. h d city and a union lepre.' from Charles Colson with a I oug no ma eCISlOns were reac e con. senting its employes. copy sent to 'Mitchell, then cerning the property and the 60.room Rose Terrace, The agreement, between Attorney General, indkates various views and ideas were presented and dis. the municipality and Local that a Justice Department cussed. ,-----.______U21 of Council 23, Ameri. anti.trust ruling in favor of A petition had been filed on .R b 0 can Federation of State, ITT had been influenced by behalf of Superior Lake En- 0 ert rr County and Municipal Em. the company's promise to 'terprises by 'Paul Townsend, ployes, AFL.CW, was offi. give $400,000 i;}r the 1972 Jr. of the firm of Dykema, ciaJly signed at the regular Repub1i('an National Conven. Gossett. Spencer, Goodnow Dies Aug • 1 council meeting '",Ionday, tion. During questioning be. I and Trigg. The petition asked ,4 S J h August 6. fore the Judiciary Committee ~or an a.mcndment to the 2.on. 0 Local 1121 represents a in 'March, 1972, Mitchell 109 ordmance and a request Iat t. n said he knew nothing about for variances as well as ap. combined total of 52 Depart. the financial arrangements, Iproval of site and arChitec.' Pointe Lose:> Loyal ment of Public Works and (0 'II (0 tural plans. F' d' ~, f office employes. The con. Friday, August 3 RE rlen In raSSlng 0 tract, retroactive to July 1, THE FIRST SPACE S. This IisFJrsttbe PetUIoDfirst petition to /' L'brarI Y O'rIe, c:tor 1973 runs t0 J une 30,_1976. CUE in history may be come before The Farms' new It further amends the July necessary to aid the tlIree Izoning ordinance, adopted in Robert, M. Orr, who 20, 1970, agreement and in. Skylab astronauts in their July, The ordinance requires he~ped 'bul1d. the, Gro~se corporates t h eo previous return to earth. Leaks in the a site plan review of all Pomte Pubhc Llbranes amendments to the Septem. two control rockets which structures other than single into one of the finest ber H, 1972, agreement. astronauts Alan Bean. Owen Caml/y. However. procedures library systems in the E"p~ss Pleas,w: . Garriott and Jack LOI.isma -.------Photo b)' Holly Angl>1I for review had not yet been country died on Wednes. CIty Administratore Both mllst use in returning to , I .' • determined. , day, August 1, in St. Chester E. Pe.(ersen and :ya;:~m' rt:~?~~~i~~~ ~IOy~t~~~Center Urges Detrolter ReVIews 31 GP Grocers Mr, Townsend detlilled,th,e John Hospital. He was 59 ,Local 1121 preSident Ang~s , varIance requests as prellml' Id I Goodhan expressed the I r condition." A spaceship and S f M hI Y f C. C . nary inCormation, As stated years 0, .~ pleasure at climaxing the crew is on hand at Cape upport or emOl'a, e ears 0 lte ut In in t~e ordinance the he.ight th~rG~~:e ~a~ntDI.~~~or ,oC agre~menl. ,"'!ie apprecia~ed Kennedy for the rescue. The I requirement for houses IS a. 1949 Xilthe gill rarle~ the fIDe, spmted cooperation only major change in the Blo d D '. W k. · Th P · B 'f S I maximum of 30 leet and tWi) smce. .' ouo mos of Local 1121 during the ne. crew's schedulealkis the delay r 0 rlve or log ID e olDte ee upp Y and one half stories. ~~r~~~ :~~~te~a~o~~~~~:~I~~ gotiations:" said Mr, Petel'. of the space w. . . . . -.--' . _ .._ . • Rose Terrace stands at 56 gave much. of .his time to sen, while Mr .. Goodhan .. s."':'<' ~. '.. Ccin~~ti~nwmy B...... Q.~.R.Q~iJ1SQlh;OW~Jd~Mis"J.nitorM',D"t_ 'S~rveyo(~'S"()~'S'-,.Many~thtle~'~~l;:ton:Ss, t:~ 'iOmmuhity.aCfairs, His loss I noted, "We se.em to r~ach an L.' PATRI~K GRAY,'.. " .TOiI. , AU9u,f'l,fro;" • .t M.ny 8u'sin.... ', Sh~r.' In,ights.on T~.' M.rch.nt, Ar. Running " .. , .... ~e .. dl';'e the wfIJ b, ..... tl, telt. .~m;:,:,::;:~~~::Iy';.id,
FBI, told th~ Senate Water. -----'--- I BRA Wah E t L. • Fut ma~ng the Terrace foul' A native of SpnnglleJd •.m., ent approach 10 negotiations gate Committee on Friday. y oger. . a xpec: es~ In ure Islorles, Mr. Orr attended the Umver- ". that )Ie got himself involved A speCIal blood couee-/ Although he lives in Detroit Osie Robinson Weeks The plans include buildin" sity oC Illinois where he reo b dedcldm at the outsett. '. . tl'on WJ'11 be h"'1d .by the . , • ' .' t... 'd h' b h I f a Yer emang s were presen . In mlsdeed,~ and deliberate . ~'. 59. has the credentials to make him a true Pomter. -- separa e umts on the prop" cclve IS ~c e or 0 arls df bt both d'd d lies concerning the docu. American Red ~ross at He has shared his engag.ing personality with resi. By Lcn Singer erty. Two story unHs would degre~ an,d hIS gr~duate de- I eft d~ l"k Sl es,U we WOUld Ementsh I given to him by John The War MemOrIal Cen. "1' F d C' f M' :be built between the house gree In library SCIence, s wn I e gen em~n .a.n r IC, hman an d J 0hn Dean, ter 32 Lak e Sh ore r oa d I31dents, prlman. h'l Y tIn d'The h'arms. 'tan '1Thed t' Ity. teeor ost Pomtef Ii g areath gro.t' g and JeHerson aven ue. How., After gradu'ltion., he was I screen'd outdAdthe top prlOf1!ies in 1912, He said he burned today, Thursda ,August ' .years w 1 ~ en mg IS Jam OrIa u les a a c rs ar ee .n e S In ever. three slory unJts have junj~r aS,sistant at tbe Detroit In eman s, n we went the politically controv rsi 1 9 from 2 t 8 Y m varIety of busmesses. I . of ,the beef s h 0 r tag e been designed for the lake IPub~lc L!brary for two years, from there, We reduced the documents in his Chri~m:s ' 0 p,. "I worked in practically Iincludes Kilgore ~nd Hurd in whIch has swept across front property. lea".Ing III 1939, to b~come demands a~ t,~e outset on a trash with the understanding The present supply in the every store on the Hill when 1947, and when Plcard.Norton the country, and now are Property Drops ASSistant ExtenSion Llbrar. mutual baSIS. . that wa~ what Dean and Community Blood Bank has ther opened up," he said. bought the business in 1964, preparing for h a r d e r Mr. Townsend cited the . M~yor. Pro Tem, Marvm ~. Ehrlichman wanted him to been reduced to a dangerous. The first three buildings on Osie remained until the fol. times in tIle com i n g fact that the property drops i3ou!ln, In referring to t?e do. He admitted his error in ly low amount as many units Kercheval from Muir road, lowing year; Higgins and weeks. 20 feet on the lake side of ~.hre,e.y~ar c?ntract, saId, accepting the documents in have been released to those (formerly Oak street), to Frank Men's Store, ca. 1957. The ceiling on beef prices the house, ThereCore, the TIltS IS a, fl~st as far as the first place and fling in need since the February McMillan whicb Osie knew of 60; Homer Warren's Real which is scheduled to b~ Itops of the units would be labor negotlallons are con- them in a separate FBIlfile, dri.ve, reports the Center .. All when he came to The Pointe ;Esta.te, 1958-61, <.this build. lifted Wednesday. September no higher .tban the Jefferson cerned to my.knowledge," ~ • If< Pomters who can poSSibly were the Punch and Judy In~ IS now occupIed by the 12 has kept much of the avenue unIts, Rise In Pay Sunday. August 5 give at this time are urged Bar, (the building occupied William J. Champion Co. Oil be~f supply of( the mar. In regards to the set.back The contract provides in. SUPREME COURT JUS. to make this very real con. by the Bronze Door), the Kercheval); E. J, Hickey ket The meat packing in. requirements, the idea is to creased pay for employes, TICE Thurgood Marshall is- tribution to the community's Standard service station next Men's Store and First of dus'try however has put build the units symmetrical plus improved changes in sued an order Saturday per. needs, door and Arthur Pas~lk's Michigan Corpor~~on, both pressu~e on the' Nixon ad: in resp~ct to the house. Ho~. fringe benefits. mitting the bombing of . Flower Shop. (at one time 1962-68. and Hamlin s Market ministration to have the ceil. ever. smce Rose Terrace IS Mr. Petersen said, "The No Aplw)Jntment the building housed a con- in the mid.I960's. in lifted sooner not on the center DC the first year calls for a 26-cenl Cambodia. The action reo The bloodmobile unit will! fectionary shop), The rest ofl In 1962, Osie started work fn a random ~urve taken property, the set.back reo an hour across the board in. earlierversed byanJusticeerderWilliamissued0, be setI k'up in kthe ballroom the immediate area was at d th(!J h groupt of 1 Johnstonef Thur 0""....aY.Frl'da Y AugYust2.3 Iquirementsth G wouldPnot be met ,crease for all employes', the Douglas which would have over 00 mg La e Sf. Clair. "1J~ostly,wide-open country," a.n 0 ns one rea estate 0 - most local me~chants said o~ e rosse ointe City second year caUs for a 27. sa Y5 stopped the bombing. Mar. T~e tCenlher Id be thff~t. 20 said OSle, ~~esk ~fe. left dth~ Dorthe~'1 they were already running ISl~, th th h' cent an hour across the h II 'd h mIDUes s ou su IClent MaDY Businesses 1 c 0 Ice an orang 0.. b I th' I a ts I ur ermore. e arc I. board increase. :md the third s a sal e had conCerred time to allow for a donation., His first place of employ, fice, (Detro~t), in 1968. How. 0: ~:'ef, :~d n~::eXP':~~~tT teets have tried to prese,rvc year calls for' a 25 cent in. with the other meml5ers of . . I ment was at Piche's Barbel" ever, he stilI works at the 1 'th f t k b as many trees as POSSible ROBERT M. ORR crease" the Court, and they had all An appomtment IS not Sh ' th V'lJ f Mack.Harvard 0 f f ice ant! ess In e u ure wee s. Iwhen drawing up the plan . agreed with his order. Mar. necessary. Anyone in good op In e I age ~0r:" main office on Kercheval. Dick Pastoria, co.manager in order to retain the ark~ ian at the Sprhglield Branch For. example .. a starting shall had ruled on Wednes. health (rom 18 to 60 who is 1942f' Afte~ I~~at, ,,~e, s And he remains a loyal em. of.Kroger's, ]6919 Kerc~eval, like atmosphere of the :rop. of the Illinois Public Library. clerk.dIspatcher In. The De. day he was powerless to stop free of heart or blood ail. ~~~'?Y:;So~e~el ~il~ and °i~ ploye at the Paselk Flower said his total beef tonnage erty. At this pOint in time He beeame Regional Li. p~rtment, of PublIc Sa~et)' the bombing, However, his ments, and is not pregnant. lh V'll b' Shop, where he started in was down. but 50 far he only eight trees would h~ brary Director of the Works Will receive $3.89 the first action late Saturday was in are urged to give e I age usmesses. 1961 hadn't had any real prob. removed b t . Progress Administration and year. $4.18 the second and response to an urgent gov " In 1945, he started work at I . lems. He was uncertain what 'an e • u a spaclDg var. served in the U, S. Army Air $4,41 the third year. ernment plea afler Dougla~' Mrs. Albert Goolsby, presi- the Punch and Ju~y bar A h ~n ~and ,would happen in the coming ~ac ted would have to be Force from 1941 to 1945, The varied fringe benefits I dent of the Grosse Pointe where he stayed. unhl 1960. s e did !n 1942•. OsIe weeks, I . n - inclndea family eye care ru ing, ,."" . Community Blood Bank, is in When London East took over takes the bus, tat one t.lme a "Right now it all depends . Medr.Townsen.d also men. After the war, Mr. Orr be. plan. All regular full.time charge of the present driv the bar about 1961, he re. streetcar), ever)' mornmg to '" j tIon a maxImum of 36 came Regional Director of I " 1'Ionday, August 6 Assisting hnr are Mesdam:~ mained until the following The Pointe. "When I first on.~he ,~~(.er, M~ P~sta:la units could be developed on the Illinois State Library, He ~mp oyet ar~t rO~I.ded WII~ ' !WO ARA~ GUERILLAS. Robert Ebersole Ricl.ard year. From 19451949 Osie came out to the community, sa,l . " s a ay. y. ay t~e property. An erroneous left that ,?Osition in 1947 to rou,P .OSPIa Iza I~n an fmng, machme guns and Piper and Willian: Cook Iworked at Francois Restau./ Kercileval was paved as far thmg, ~ , . flg~r,e of 4~ was cited In the become Librarian in Michi. surglc~l msuranc~ \~tlh ~ $2 throwlDg grenades, killed . Irant. And from 1945 up to as Moross and the old DSR AI Lang, from L~ng s VII- pehtlOn, Thlrleen of the units gan'S Branch County, deductIble prescriptIOn rider !h~ee persons Sunday onu I Baby sitters will be pro Inow, past and present NEWS I streetcar ran down East Jef. la~e Meats, 17045 ~~rcheval, would be developed in Rose In 1949 he came to Grosse I cl~use and eye eare plan, lD}ured 55 in a lounge at the vided, if needed, by calling Iemployes have appreciated ferson, from Detroil to Fishel' said he wag recelYmg only Terrace, The remaining 23 Pointe. ' . ,', WIth de'pe~dents (the spo~sc Athens airport. Two or the the Center at 881.7511.Trans. Osie's presence, I road In Grosse Pointe," he (Continued on Pal{e 4) would be built on the nine Mr. Orr was a member and .chlld,en up to and m. dead were Americans. The j portation can be arranged. His "list of credits" also recalls. ------(CoDtbJaed 011 Pare &) I (Continued on Page 6) cl~dmg 18.yearolds). also guerillas held about 40 per. ,------Back in the early 40's, lh :::: ::::1 kids I would trust for any" .:.: :::: thing. Some act like 'mad ::::::.:;.:~ =::: dogs' when you tr:v to be. :::: friend them. There are a lot I .••, :::: of good ones, though, only :;:: :::: they are hard to fino. They '.', :::: are off by themselves, unlike :::: :::: the 'street bunch.' " ':~,,:".;.::,:, ;ii~I h':lSome families raise their ':.: c I d,'en. while some don't .... ;::: have time," he emphasized. ::;: , ~:: "I think to myself a child :::: :::: brought up in the right way '.:i.:: ~. . :::: I will usually end up in thc :::: right way. Beating a child ;ii~ ' ;:? doesn't prove anything. My ;::: :::: mother told me, 'The more :;:: ::~ rou beat a plow, the sharper .:.: :.: It gets.'.. , :::: ::: Prayer Is "Great" I '.:~.'..:1.~.:',:',: "I want to Hve, learn and II i~i::: pray. Prayer is one oC the ::: greatest things. I was raised .:.: ::: that way and had a good" :::: ::: Christian mother. Her chilo :::: ::: dren didn't stray fram her [::':i;:~..::; OUR LAST LONG WEEKEND! ;~~~~~~i~;~",s~~~nOs~~~en they . ~:; With great feeling for his 'I CLASSICAL RIBBING ... .. :::I ~other. Osi~ recalled when the kind of knit tu rtJeneck shirt iij; Jacobson's will be closed this Saturday, August 11 \~il:~~:;:~id~::~~~~y~~1;kb1; you collect by the wardrobe.ful of colors '.~1.j! ::: I her home in Topeka to raise .... ::: her family of six, including .. eggshell, brown. green. yellow. :::: OUR REGULAR STORE HOURS BEGIN NEXT WEEK WHEN WE WILL ::: Osie's two brothers and sis, .' :::I ters. "She was both mother blue. wine. navy or white ... and appreciate II AGAIN BE OPEN ALL DAY SATUR.DAYS I"d f,lh" I, .. :' h, ,,;d. for its cool cotton comfort S.\I.L.XL. $12 ~1j;. jj) Orosse » ~ Point~~evvs IThe Men's Shop Is Tempo,a,jly locale I Iltursd.y, August Y, IY/J <7KO»)t POINTE NEWS p.... Display Award Winning Photos of South High Students in New York City Church lfJ Open Bible School :1 , The doors of Peace Luth.: "Tell lbe News, Share tlIe I. eran Church, East Warren i Love," will be tbe theme of . - "" ," - - . ! at Balfour, will open to wel.1 the dally el.... s, whlcb will I corne children for this year's /' run for two w.. ks tbroup I Vacation Bible SChool, Mon. Frid.y, AUlu.t a', from 9 ! (jay. ~Ugust 13, at 9 a.m. I a.m. to 11:30 a.m. l '/; DON'T GAMBLE I With your precious summer VACATION PICTURIS - WE SPECIALIZE IN PERSONAL CUSTOM DEVELOPING SERVICE TO BRING OUT THE lEST IN YOUR PICTURES - "AMERICAN HIGH A'M'ACKto by WAYNE TRINER YFU Sets Homecoming Concert Altg. 11 The annual holtlecominl: Chorale is Robert Pratt, and America and Africa, brings concert of the 1973 Youth for Gabriel Vmasurda is the con- foreign students to our coun. Understanding Chorale and dudor of the Strilll En. try and sends American String Ensemble will be semble. The asaiatlnt con. studenl. overseas in cooper- given lit the University of ductor of .the Chorale is I atlon with the Bureau (\f Micbigan's Hill Auditorium Leo n a r d Ricciuto, vocal Educational and Cultural AI. ia Ann Arbor Salurday, music direclor at South High fairs of the Department of August 11, at 8 p.m. The Scbocl. Vane~~a Helin, Beety State of the Unit~ States. public is cordially invited Lo Hewells, Diane SwallJOll, and rEach Chorale and En. -,- attend this free concert. Howard Wooden, aU sradu- semble member must quali. "A RED DOOR" by BRUCE UNWIN The 1973 Chorale and. I ates of South Higb, are memo fy first as an e'Cchange stu. String Ensemble left on June bers of the YFU Chorale. dent, in addition 10 being P.rile,winning photos, taken I gory of the nationwide high! The picture was taken of 3 25 for a six.week Latin '!be Chorale and Str!Dg recommended by his school by two South High School school photographic compe- door on the side of a broken All types of procening available . American tour and have Ensemble are two of several music direetdr and passing students will be on display tltion, conducted by Scholas- down copper mill in norther!) I Silk finish, glossy, borderless, regular presented con~rts in Co- programs oUered by. the a musical auditio~. :t'bis year at the Kodak Gallery and tic Magazines and sponsored I Michigan. borders, portfolio, plus superb enlargements. lombia, Veneluela, Cost. Youth for Und.entanding there are 30 Mlchlgan and Photo Information Center in by E.astman Kodak com-I Triner, who like Unwin Rica, EI Salvador and Guate., Teenage Exchanle Program. Ohio high schoou repre. New York City through pany. enjoys skiing in addition to mela. They returned to Tht iIltematiooal lief Jquar- sented. Tuesday, August 21. A high school senior, Un. his photographic hob by. Metro Airport Wednesday ill Ann AI-bot. In their 18 years of exist. . . ' win served as a photographer snapped his show print, SEEOUR HUGE'SELICTION OF te~.~ Br.uc.~ Unwm, 16, of Moran I for. the school newspaper I "American High Attack," on evening, August 8. The program, whJch op.eDce the YFU Chorales have road, 15 represented by a during the 1972-73 school a foggy October night in 3n FINE ALBUMS AND FRAMES The OOI1ductorof the YFU erate. in Europe Aai. South traveled In Europe and South photograp~lc study of the year. For his exhibit Photo.l alley behind his house. He '-' --, America, appearing in major textures lD an ~ld wooden "A Red Door," he made use achieved the desired graini. ___ _ _ cities and at many impOrtant door. Wayne Trme~, 16, of of _existing light _ natural! ness by over.exposing the Your Friendly Neigltbor""" .... .,...... , fesUv.iI. ,The String Fn. Westchester road, IS re~re- daylight with some shadows. film by two stops. semble is in its third year. sented by a moody mgbt . _ for .Ite fines. in flectNnk .MiI photo of a misty aUey in the Plto'OfIrop"ic Supplies 0fNI s.mc. 'BELLE ISLE premiere exhibit of winners HOW WOUlD YOU in the 1973 SCholastic/Kodak Photography Awards. HE liKE TO IE Eavestroughs r (A"'ERA CENTER Unwin's picture won a $20 5" ALUMINUM - 5 COLORS AWNING CO. OIH Of m 0WII1ItS Honor Award in the color category and Triner's pic- SEAMLESS 17114 K ', of a nic. "part;,'.nt build- in .... Vi.... ing near Grosse Point. ture .won a $20 Honor Award in the black.and-white cale. Canvas • Vinyl • Aailan • DaCron that pays 8% Per year? ." o,.n ~. ~ .... You can and here is how. POINTE SCREEN & SASH, INt. - NAMED DIRECTOR I - fREE ESTIMATES Buy 10 or more shares. Price $100 per share. Ja~es E. McCarthy, of I WE HAVEA NEWPHONEN'- 1MMEDIA TE DEUVERY . .--. ,""'--- Norwood drive, has been ap.l 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 885.2267 (Jot It Dowlt) • I ...... _wriN ...... POinted a director of Detroit StrYl.. en,.. hi... II.. rll' Edison's Fuel Purchasing NEW YORKER IDepartment. He will handle 916 I..c.... """ the department's operations LO 7-2293 car- '-"'..,MI. 41230 division. Mr. McCarthy join. 7'C)J_Eo... _~,-~J.''',..~..---." • ed Detroit Edison in l~ and was assigned to Fuel Purcbllsin, in 196,1, He was named auistallt director of the department in 11169. Mr. McCarthy is a graduate ot the Umversity of Detroit with • degree in business ad. millislration. • •• ~ special DOdd OF CadIUae '73 WE SAVI AN UNUSUALLYFIlE SELECTIOI OF ALt 10DY STnES WITH COLOIS AID UlTERlORS OF YOUR CHOICE BUT BEFORE YOU BUY ••• BE SURE TO VISIT- 3180 E. JEFFERSOI \, , , ,. f 'p r .. ",... ~~ r 7 wrens 77M. • 7 'tf." ..&.....A_ • . ... ~ ••. .'...... ------_ ..-- P'gl Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 9, 1973 SELF.PITY RESOURCEFUL Life is not a treadmill- LiCe is a continual baUle Beef Goes 'Bye Bye' if it appears to be, there's and when the going gets something wrong with you. tough, the tough get going. WHKDAY (C4IItJa_ from Pare 1) said, "and they have been ~IS: OPEN about 50 percent of his nor. getting smaller. Mon., Tues., Wed. mat beef shipment. He said "I don't "ee bow things 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. SUNDAY he is m&naging to serve his can get much worse." RADIALS by Uniroyal Thurs. II Fri. clientele and hasn't noticed Not MaklD. MOIIey 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. any boarding or panic buy- Sam Hakim, who runs the ing. .'oodBasket, 00915 Mack, Saturday 10 A.M. Steel belted radial ply to "People realize there is a said he basn't bad any prob- 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. shortage, and they are taking lems stocking beef so far. GUARANTEED TO GO S P.M. only what's available," Mr, "It might be better if r run ,... GHcl tml A~. 14,h Lang said. out of beef," Mr. Hakim w...... the .. hi t. The A&P store, 17120 Ker. said. "The way prices are LlMi' 1IlH1ntiliM. cheval, is receiving 25-50 per- now I'm not making any cent of its normal beef sup. money on it anyway." ply. according to manager Salem Square Fine Foods, Anthony Costanza. He said 107 Kercheval, has been reo people are buying more pork ceiving about one-third its and poultry, usually slow normal amount of beef, ac. sellers, to make up the dif. cording to co-manager Mel ferenc!!. Ferdinande. Mr. Costanza said he has He was uncertain what lR 78-15 Whitewall noticed no hoarding or panic wO\lld happen in the coming piu' $310 fed. Ex. Tax I buying. and complimented weeks, but was confident I his customers on the way that things would work out. UNIROYAL ZETA they've accepted the short. "We can make up for the MILEAGE GUARANTU age. lack of beef by selling more "They know there is a lamb and pork," Mr. Ferdi. It you don't get the mileagestated on the sidewall (M=tho~sandl or "'re lB' )'ust nande said. lire fails for any reason other than will/ulabuse or CollISion.YOIlr shorta(!e , and th'" chattered Zeta dealer willgive you a credit against the purchase of SOmuch beef to l!o around" Lee McMonigle of Ham. a new Zeta liro of same typeor repair punctures at no c/largB.~redil Mr. Costanza said. "They'~e ,lin's, 89 Kercheval, said so will equal price you paid mullipliedby percentage of stated mileage buying what thev can witth- far he ha~n't had any YOIldid not obtain. Creditwillbe applied against the Zeta Guarantee oul compla'ln;ng." \ trouble gettlDg beef, but Base Price (nalional adjustment base approximating ac~ualpri~l. LU I Dealer may add small charge tor services he performs In r,:pla~lng . Golnl(, Going. • . added he wasn't certain I tire. rtres and related vehicleconditionsmust be properly maintained . George Van. in charge of about the future. , and tires brought in for "ee 5,000 mile rotalions and check-ups.for ''''e Market, His co.mments summed up I mileage portion of guara~'ee to apply,Guarantee Booklet fllqUlfed meat at Verbru lor Mileageand Road Hazardadjustment 17328 Mack, said".. the storl'! I the feebngs of most of .the I ./ was limiting the amount of area's merchants. beef customers could buY. "It all depends on Uncle "W. '" g"Un, I.. , ihon S.m," Mn. M,Moolgl...... I'nOVEN WINNEl ~~~~jt~;;:~;:;~;~~:~:.~I ~.1~~;~est~e. i;~~;.~~~~:;~;;,y':C:;I::::-~-f:-:-in~a~eat~riall ~ ~ r . .. ,,~'~ its normal amount oC beef. for the courts," said Mr. according to Alex Bell, and Petersen. ! they also could run out this "Mr. Hallmann found that week. the Detroit Parks and Re. "When it's gone. it's gone." creation Department had said ~r. Bell. "Why prolong conducted an exhaustive sur- the agony?" vey and tests of different t Go FishIag? surfacing materials. After its 'Frank Orlando. from the study, Detroit's department Alexander and Polen Meat recommended, as far as piay. Market, 19337 Mack. said he er acceptance and general stocked up on beef because all around maintenance were he knew the shortage was concerned, that plexipave coming. He said many people was the best material." Mr. hat! been panic buying be. Petersen added he and Mr. cause of stories about the Hallmann based their recom- shortage. mendatlon to the council on "The people are scared," the Detroit report, which Mr. Orlando said. "I had a Itotaled over 60 pages. lady in here this morning In a June 26 memo to Mr. who bought a whole side pf Petersen, Mr. HaUmann reo beef." ported the tennis facilities Mr. Orlando said he would director at the Jeffersonian be able to keep his store Apartment Building told him open through. August, but plexipa,ve has been on their was uncertain what would courts for the last eight. h~~pen af!er th~t. years with no trouble and 1 WHITEWAlls -'" We mIght Just have to very little wear. E78.14 21.95 close up and go fishing," he William Briggs, director added. . of the parks llnd recreation F78.14 2i.95 WHEEL Tony Schulte, asslsta,nt department in 'Detroit, told G78.14 24.95 manager at F~rmer Jack s, Mr. Hallmann the plexipave H78.14 24.95 20382 Mack, said he bas been courts are aU in fine condi- BALANCING receiving. less than 50 per- tion and are preferred by J78-14 27.95 ce,~t of hiS ~ef s,;,pply. Motor City tennis players. G78",lS 24.95 We get flve"shlPments of At the meeting, a dis- H78-1S 24.95 meat a week, Mr. Shulte cussion was held between J78.1S 21.95 the council and the residents L78-1S 21.95 s,~~ on the possibility of con- Ph... F.E.T. from 2.31 10 3.31 Cottage Shows structing more courts in the future. Fanlily Photos Mr. Pinkos told the resi- Open daily 8 a.m. dents this matter is under '06 p.m. Cottage Hospital's family consideration by the Com- Sat. 8 a.m. album went on display this mittee of the Whole. He '04 p.m. week. wanted "to move it along" MorE' than 1,000 photo- with other needed recreation- graphs of the hospital's al improvements for the com- • "alumni" - men,. women munity, which includes im- and children who were born provement of the swimming WERIHMANN there - are arranged by pool and marina at Lake- decades in a large leather- front Park. b,;und album. The huge book The residents also ex. BROIHERS is exhibited on II table in the pressed concern 11bout 2 "Since 1946" hospital lobby. better policing policy of the On the first page is a pic. courts, plus the factor of 6841 EASTBftRSON ~site the lnro,aI FId", t'Jre of Albert Dean Beaupre, court availa1>i1ity for every- of St. Clair Shores, who was one. These matters are 259-2460 the sixth baby to be born lit scheduled to be looked into ~I Cottage. J-Je arrived Septem- by the administration and ber 18, 1919, just seven the parks and recreation .1 I .IRGYM. months after the hospital department. b----' was founded. The last pages of the album are lUled with ______-tBII--4GIt--tElD--te:--4DI. pictures of babies born in the 1970's. "These pictures were col- lected two years ago. just hefore the dedication of the hospital's new wing in No. , "If You Have 10 ~, , "ember 1971," said Ralph L. Wilgarde, Cotbge adminis. trator. "They were mounted on large screens and ex- hibited through the slx-day dedication ceremonies. "We arc greatly indebted to the late Mrs. Beatrice Block, a member of the Women's Auxiliary to Cot. tage Hospital," he went on, "because she laboriously reo moved the photographs from the screens so that we might YOU lose time, the use of your cor, and maybe even your temper. And I just', i >.• mount them in the album." mighl lose 0 customer. , Thai's why I send my mechanics to a GM Training Center. They study Ihe , most up-to-date Qutomot;ve r.poir techniques and work with the latest . equipment. Whot's mOre, os port of Oldsmobiles "Total Service Involvement" program, they also attend classes given by the Oldsmobile division 10 learn , what's n...... The way I see it, the more they kn()w about yovr car the better they'll fi II it. Another thing we're doing to improve service is checking and double-checking . every job going out of the shop to make sure that it's done right the first time. Thot way, you come bock because you wont to. Nol because you hove to. , And everybody wins. ' , W. Don', Wan' You Bade B.tause ,he Job Was Done , Wrong_ We Wan' You Batie Because 'he Job Was •, Done RighI! lit., Thursd.y,August 9. 1973 6 R0 SSE POI N TEN EW S Page Fiye ------_._--_._------List NH Sophs on Honor Roll Oil Spill on Newcastle road Leads to Violation . I, . G. Bnice Feithner, prine!. Eileen Kelly. William Xen. An 011 sUck ill lront 01 a occltPied the building at service area. ; Lieutenant Selby, in ~is I pal ot North High, rec!enUy nedy, Mary Ann lC1efer, Newca.tle road re.idence 19391 -Mack, near Newcastle.) Police immediately noti. report, said it was his opm. ficss AWNINGS announced the complete Kathleen Kiley, Jame. Klim. during a heavy raillltorm The structure is scheduled, fied the highway department ion this condition was poten. ii:' honor roll lor the school's CbMuJtoreaDdareDe~~~JUna2~ysik, Wednesday altel'DOOD,August to be utilized by Goodyear I! to open the drains near Mr. tiall>: injur!o~s to pe~S?n5 MAKE 2081.. ;~, ...... nu. I, led to the issuance ot. a Tire and Rubber Company Chi'!as' home, and. the street walkmg, dnvmg and rldl~g tenth graders. I Henry K u him a n, Kevin violation to Pointe Dodge. It for a service store. was tben flushed by the de. bicycles on Newcastle and 10 SUMMER 70 COOLER .~ . ~. Tbey are Nancy Alexon, Kurtz, Jennifer Lambrecht, was for injuriOUS material parlment's apparatus. lhe alley. So, he contacted a ORDER NOW fOR INMlf)"',. DEliVERY 1 Mary Andary, Michael An. Melissa Lan d g r a I, John f01Uld on tborou,biares, de. . Due to the heavy rain. then The following afternoon, Department of Public Works dary, Amy Argo, Marvin Lange, Brian Langone, David posit of (oil in street). The II) progress, water from N~w. (August 2), Lieutenant Seiby stand.by man to put sand on Asmus, William Atkin, Den. Ligottl, Jeffrey Lubeck, Gary dealersbip's court date is cas lie road was dralnmg went to Pointe Dodge to the oil at the rear of Pointe I .~ nis Austin, Sharon Awrey, Maier, Michelle Marciniak, scheduled for Wednesday, to~ards the home ot ~OhD check on the condition of the Dodge. t (; Lauren Bailey, Rbonda Bake. PatriCia Marino. Kyle Ma. September 5. Cblvas where a f~od sltua. immediate area. He request- This oil spillage isn't the I~ wlcz, Susette Balogh, Martba rowske, Jam e ~ Marshall, TIle violation was seot by lion was ~evelopmg. ~ald ed an employe to cover the first one In that area. "! Bangs, Raymond Barton, Karen Marshall, Margaret certlLied mall to the dealer- Woods Public ~fe~y Officer oil inside tbe building with Around 30 Newcastle road , ~ Lynda Bentkowski, James Martin. Lorie Marvin, Deb. ship's new .ddress, 18001 Albert Abend m hIS report. some absorbent material for residents complained of a Bernacld, Marcie Bertelsen, orah Mas car I n, Christine IMack avenue. on Friday, ~~e ~at~r b~~ ~ ~rgec~ran'l containment purposes. similar incident involving MAOE RIGHT • PRIt:EO RIGHT James Bertin, Nicola Binns, Mashour, Gary Mayer, Mi. August 3. Pointe Dodg.:l once ~ 0 01 W. c f r. p .v~~ Upon inspecting the are3 Pointe ,Dodge at The Wooos' Get Vear 'Round Protection Henry Blind, Patricia Blink. chael McCarthy, Pamela Me------t~was commg rom om the lieutenant found waste regular council meeting Mon. _ with New Beautiful ~ horn, Joanne Blum, William Kinley, Carol McQueen, Lisa ge. oil still running out under an day, July 2. This spillage I P k Se D Vinyl Coated Dacron FabriC' Bod n e r, Kim BOhlinger" Meyers, Kathleen Mittel. ar Is ay . A check of the indoor servo overhead door on the build- occurred during a rainstorm I Bradley Borkowski, Pauline buscber, R i c bar d Moceri, Of F A' 19 Ice area showed a large iog's west side. This oil had Thu da Ju 28 CONVENIENT TERMS Brebmer, Richard Briski, Susan Mogk, Ann Mongoven. un ug. a~unt ot oil and water cov- created a large, dangerous __ r_s_~~ Paul Brown, Richard Brown, Eric Moon, William Munaco, erUlg the Iloor Irom the area slick on the alley at the rear Linda Brueta, Renee Bucz- Kathleen Mulavey, Bruce The PlIrk's Family Fun. of the grease rack to the of the building, pOlice said. i kowskl, Francis Buono, Jan. Wcbol, Kt!ith Nickoloff, Jeal.. lastic Day is set for Sunday, Newca~Ue overhead doors to ]n addition, vehicles leav. ice Bury, John Calandro, eUe Nysen and Mark Ober. August Ill. The day will con. t~e drl~eway approach, po. iog the building had carried Virginia Campo and Jane ski. sist of games, races and h~e said. From tbere, th~ oil onto the street and side. Capek. Continuing, Mary O'CO~. prUeS f~ aU ages. ~lIxture went to the curb walk at the structure's south Others are James Carbone, nor, Doug ottens, Patricia Higbligbts of the event line a~~ .followed a pat.b t~ end, (Newcastle road). I . Mary Christensen, G ran t Outland, Martin Owens. Wll. will be the goldfish ch,se and the V1CIDIlyof Mr. Chivas _ DOWNTOWN Chyz, Joseph Clor, John liam Papineau, J e n n i fer penny scramble for the dill- hom~ -where tbe waste was Cochell, .J an e Corteville, Parks, Julianne Patterson, dren, and a greased "ter. over the curbs. Invites You To See Mario "Milee" Farmis Mark Curtis, Lynn Declaire, Linda Phlypo, Suzanne Pier. melon pushing contest for A P~lnte Dodge employ~ Robert Declaire, Christopher ron, Suzanne Pollina, Julia both dJildren and adults. told Li~utenant ~lIan Selby For Your Next New or U~ed Car Decoster, Angela Defelice, Porter, Lance Potter, Sandra A schedule ot all activities ev~ry tim~ th~re s a heavy Anthony Demarco, Paul De. Powell, Lynn Prisk. Joseph for ages two through 102, ramfall, this m!xture. bubbles • I' r...u have shopped and hay. a prico in mind, mars, Sandra Dickerson, Przeslawski. David Reaser, win be available at the Wind. out of the draIns Wlthin the molt. UI an 0".,1 Thomas Donahue, Andrew Lori Reid, Paul Reile, Wendy mill Pointe Park gatehouse BEFORE AFTER • ChouHeur SeNig to Your Downlown Offic. or Donato, Brian Drane, Bruce Renius, Robin Rice, Maureen on the 19th. The "Colonial Special;''''' ILMON Furniture 23760 MACK .... 2 bib. North of 9 MiI~ PR 1-3344 Our Going Out of Business Sale at Our former Mack Ave. Store was a smashing success, bll' there's still some brand new items of quality furniture THAT MUST BE SOLD fM MEDIA TELYI UP 10 0FF 1/2 Som. items more DINETTES - SOFAS - A FINE SHECTION OF PINE fURNITURE. CHAIRS - COCKTAIL TABLES - END TABLES - lAMPS - AC- CESSORIES - SHelVES - FIXTURES ETC. i Still A Few Famous BENTWOOD NOW ROCKERS SAVlf41 SHOP MON. thru SAT. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 23760 MACK - 2 bib. N, of 9 Mite ,) J \ p ~~~------~1\ Ii Page Sill GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 9, 1973 l There are too many infla'l The CTDsses men bave to tionary remedies and too few bear are often of their- own \cures. making. LihlOUt.y Director Robert M. Orr Dies on August I (Continued from Page 1) 11955 and from 1966 to 1969, He served as president of IlOOSelY.knit g r 0 u p, estab. and past president of the and was Chairman of the the Grosse Pointe Symphony lished In 1948, to the out. LEASING Michigan Library Associa. Friend's Committee from Society from 1911 to 19'13. standing organization it is tion and served as chairman 1963-1966. H,.e also was a member and today. .. nautical (jifts Browse of the Friends Committee In addition, Mr. Orr was past president of the Grosse The Grosse Pomte Friends from 1960 to 1963. a member of the Torch Club Pointe Rotary. Club, and is the largest in the. country PERSONALIZED FOR ••• and the He also was a member of of Detroit, past president of edited the Club's Weekly with a membership over the American Library Asso. the Book Club of Detroit and Bulletin since 1957. 4,200 and is considered one DlDIVIDUAL OR FLEET elation since 1936. He wal>1 a past member of the Wayne He was president of the of the best. Mr. Orr was (lJoat 8upplies ship's a member of the Associa. State University part.time Michigan Inter;Assodation widely known for his Friends • Dockley's SpNd_ tion's council from 1952 to faculty. I Library Scholarship Fund contributions and was called ODEI YOUI 1974110DELlOW! leo.y C~'IIM plo".,) whe.1 ------, ---~.--.- -- from 19'10.19'13 and was upon by library systems 1 • Sperry T~pside, ....---~I~C~I=-~.::":.:O=-A~'=..=::"G=---...., Master of Ceremonies for throughout the State to dis. FROM I Safety 8001 SItH. If ~•• Bon Secours Hospital Assist. cuss the estaplisbment of t • linoc'llon ,t's N.lIfic" AT 'HI HEW ance League Celebrity Serieli Friends groups. 5207.50. ) • Nca'llicol/8'11 Nice) Lamps ht "ic. GROSSE POINTE COMMUNITY RINK ' from 1965 to 19'11. He also was a Public Li- '7."I. IV THUISOAY 11 A.M .•• I P.M. He served ?n the Wayne brary Building Consultant loot Heet.n I · W.'n G.t It' fIlDAY IVIHlHGS • t. 10 P.M. County InterView Board for and brought his knowledge of '7. LlICO"1 f • Marine P'Iblitalion. _AY IV~ : 1s.u:A;M~~Iy~ ~ ...::..:.:= ceI1 .. 5-4100 the. Wayne C~unty libraries library lay.out to the new • :;avigalionalln,'rumenh and lit the Episcopal Church Sturgis Public Library, the COIIIIEIlIIL SI69.50. • Seth Thoma. Marine from 1948 to 1969. Mt. Clemens Public Library Clock. cnd 8o,~m.te,. Mr. Orr conducted tWG and the West Bloomfield '74 MARQUIS SHIP'S WHEEl. FAMOUS NOIPOLE series of book reviews year. Township Public Library. ly from 1959 to 1971 under Mr. Orr is survived by his S.Unl Suits with 1M hi.... heod BROUGHAM 5149.50. WONG'S t~DI• the Adult Education pro. wife, Edith S.; three sons, gram "Books America Is Robert. John and Michael; a I $J9.50 VALUE ...... $29.50 Ailenc•• & Catnese Fot4 Reading, and Why." daughter, Mrs. Ernest Fritz; '74 COUGAR' Jotk.h Only '17.95 .... Val'le $:24.50 CARRY OUT URVICE Blillds 'Frleads' five grandchildren; a brother $126.50. 19605 M"k TU 2.1340 All Foods in Specia' Mr. Orr's dedication and and a sister. 117 Keep Hot Contain.rs ",neftI contributions did not go un. FUll~ral services for Mr. Open Doily '-6. Sot., S ,.11I. ,_. iii... 1 ,. 11 ."".10 p."', noticed outside of the com. Orr were held Friday, Au. SI19.50. lOti •• 11 ...... 11,)0 , Set. 12 -:11,)0 ...... munily. He was listed in gust 3, al St. Michael's Epi~. '74 MOI'I'O MI . s.H.. 12 _ - III p.m. a.-I Mon4ey "Who's Who in the Mid- copal Church in The Woods. . ..7.9596 . west," "Who's Who in Li. Interment was in Mechanics- '74 THUIIDERBIRD $175.00. New England 24a51--._Harper, St...... Clair,0_Shores brary Service" and in the burg, 111. "Dictionary or International Memorials may be made PLUS OTHER MAKES AND MODELS Biography 1970." to the Grosse Pointe Public Clam Bake , He was instrumental in I Library Memorial Fund. es- ,AU AIR CONDItIONED UNITS Please Malee~ese,vat;ons building the Friends of the tablished by the library in WITH FUU FACfORY EQUIPMENT. Thutsday, Friday and Satutday ~ NOW OPEN. Library organization from a I honor of Mr. Orr. 2 YEAR CLOSED END. PlUS 4% USE TAX Hom.mad. N.w Eftglaftd Clam Chowder, Steamed Clam. or Sr-orimp Cocklail, whole I;.,. Maine ~I.r or ~m Tail., Corn on Cob Of iaked polalo. Complel. diftMr Focus on Dodge Estate inc1'1ding lalad, .. Ilshes and be".,..... ~SHORES. FlANK ADAM (Continued from p;ge 1) Mayor King felt if one of' ~I.COL•• MEICUIY SMORGASBORD SKATELAND' acres of surrounding land. the .G~osse ~ointes built con-I The Finest In Roller Skating However, he did say Zl units dommlums, It w0!ll.d stali a 130 KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL Sundays from would never be built since it trend of condomm,ums and 1!OO p.m. till 9:00 p.m. Air Conditioned For Your Comfort is too great a project. high rises. ~which would com-I AL EKIN, leasing Mgr. TU 1.5000 . I pound traffIC and sewer prOb-, Dancillg Fritlay .. s.tvrlley lie. asked the councll. that I ms along Lakeshore and 5t And rd hearmg dates be estabhshed I Je If on ------THE COACHMAN 1 3 as soon as possible to expe- e ers . Delroil's fine,' 17 pc. bond. dUe the Dodge estate matter. In addition, Mayor King Thulldoy e.eninEl 9 p.m. • felt if Rose Terrace were Adm;.. ion included with dinne,. City s Views developed into condominium Monday of City Mayor John King was units, the Ran g e r s also Your Host MIKE BRUNTON present at the meeting to would petition to establish 'Formerly Owner o' Coplain Sh'lmwQy'.) give The City's views on the condominiums on their prop. each month is .~ose Terrace .development. erty, resulting in 720 feet of • Partie. • Banquet Facilities and Meeting Room Rose Terrace IS alVay from condominium frontage on • Dintng Daily • Accommodations for Business LvnctrltOns the main area of The Farms Jefferson. . • Pool Side Partie" POlio Barbec"e, Soot Ooc«age. Ladies Night but is in thl: prime residen- '., and Shower Focilitiel tial area of The City." Mayor .King saId parkmg , • Inquire About 8o0t Club Rendevou, ~, I .. I and spacmg must be taken • (01her €xcellent Suggestions-Steoki & Seafood) Gals admjtied for 75t He CJt~d the Ranger prop- into con~ideration with at ! WIttI or Witlloljt Skates erty whIch abuts the Do~ge least two car spaces provided i e~tate and Is of comparative for each dweller. And he be. . I Gents Pay Reg. Admission 1.50 5J cents Ska~e Rental size.. , lieved traffic would be a 1% + -M.yor Xing asked file problem since Jefferson ave. 1:00-10:30 P.M. council to consider the "over- nue is relatively narrow at 15 MILE AND HARPER all concept. of Gro~se PO.in,te"I the Dodge estate. For Se$$lons Schedule when makmg their deCISIon. The matter was adjourned 100 N. RIVER ROAD Can After lO:OOA.M.' He stated he w!luld hate to for two weeks, during which MI. Clemeno. Mich. 48043 see ?rcss~ Pomte become time The ,Farms Council will 792-0900 anoth~r Chll~ago Lakeshore. f';)tablish procedures and He mentioned 'rhe City ground rules for site plan Council had rejected condo. review. The developers wl::l 2 minium building on the Hoff. be notified as to the neces. man estale in The City. It sary 'plans for review presen- is now a subdivision with tation. NOW AT single family homes being built. COLONIAL Your Savings Park Woman j' • Can Earn 6%0/0 Thwarts Thief i Interesl compounded every 3 months brings you 6,65% ellectove anrlual inlerest. One year 6' 2', Colorlial Savmgs Certificates are available lor depOSits of $5000 or more. A 34-year-old Lakepointe I There IS an interest pena(ty when certil;- road woman, alone in a bed. cale savings are wllhdrawn before ma. room, beard a ~oise around turity. E4 a.m. Monday, August 5, HELD Other Colomal Savings programs prOVide .. jumped -up-and.discovered. a excellent beni!lils .of eamings.and [.lex,. 1 cat burglar standing in her -OVER bility.. ... midst. Her scream chased the SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20.00000 thief to a second floor porch George Segal COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS Ifrom which he jumped and DETROIT,8901 Kellyat Moross-OR 2.8877 disappeared into the dark. ••• LOVE' (1)1 EAST DETROIT 15751 Nine Mileal Graliot-PR 1.8820 ness, according to Park filmed in Color GROSSE PTE. WOODS 20247 Mack at Hunt Club- TU 6.1080 Lieuteant .Gordon Duncan. GROSSe PTE. FARMS 63 Kercheval "On Ihe HiH"-TU 6.6661 Matin .. Every Wed. 1 HOURS 930 a.m. to 430 p.m. f'riday.1lI 8 p.m The male culprit was des- at 1 p.m. cribed at around 5'6" tall and of a medium build. No MOTOR TREND MAGAZINE, MA'f, 1973. loss was reported to police. I ImIEIDIT&. Carriage and TOWI HALL ~ MO~:. i.des S!~!~~!~n!~ ~_ GASLIGHT MELODIES th.~~ 'I";";v;r~;.~~reets S.e Ihe Village from a new pe .. pecliv. on tbe Torcb Lake PaDcb fI Jud~ STEAM TRAIN La"Sh at Doc Bryson fram the .b••• LacJ..of a peddler', wason. EARLY Ride the Steamboat AMERICAN CRAFTS SUWAN.EE Sl,illed Villas. craftsmen creale HENRY FORD MUSEUM b.fore your very .ye.! See 14 acru "f our Am.rican • .--:t:t heritage on di.pl.y. Don't PLUS: mill the Sp.ci.l Summer Exhibil Lincoln-Douglas Debates 'American FoIl. Art: Wood and ClAY. re•• nacled out.ide Ihe Lincoln Courthou.e Gru ..fi.ld Vill.S' &' H.nry r~rd AND ALSO M m .ro .." ... t.d by II.. Edi.on Mark Twain Vignettes I il.r ... nOn'PrGfil, .duc.rio •• 1 ..nd w.'ch con'INIction of our A Dialogue with Ben Fral'kllIl ~.ti.heJ;;o.::i,~:~:. C.""'S'd lli..erfrotll Sluet from .I.ipboard. Village Folk Singers iiii .1.. coll.ctio .... lHE FeX BYAUDi Dearborn, Open Mlcbigan 9-6 Dally Woodl.porl., Inc. , '41 5 G,. .... Av.. OeMlt IreeDlield"Where American Hi,tory ComesViDto Life" I OV..... AS NUn" AV~ • L.;....~...."'...yilllo!oiIl",fallelil'MM.'ttl!j&.t::':::.~.!.~;:.~t-!:. ::"':,:~':,:,',:,',;.. IIIioI 1IIIIiII ~ _ Thursday, August 9, 1973 6ROSSE POfNTE NEWS PubUc oplnJoa rullI with. H. who travel. tile .uaJaht ,I Sears' Manager Thwarts Second Bad Check Artist Farms Approve Transceiver Bid out law, but law cal1DOtrule aDd DarrOW has ooe adYant. without public opJnloa. on ita a,e-he CaD He a _ way Eddie J. lloYd, 25, ot 2148 the store manager, who de. $4,920, _ per radio trans. .bead. ."1 ! troit. The owner stated that The maUler and.~ The Farms CouDcU, at Its lide. i Algonquin, DeL r 0 It. was talned Lloyd - and called several blanlt checks bad employe chaNd SIDden for aneetiDS on Monday, August celver. bound over tor a Wednesday, Farm. authorities. been stolen from bll offIce. more thall a half. a mUe be- 8, approved a bid from Gen. About 75 peL' cent of the Heavy Duty AU rue.... August 15, trial in Wayne Lloyd was arresled by The detecUve sent a tele. fore apprebelldiD. him and era) Electric to furnish the mOllies for the transceivers IXCAVA"NG County Circuit Court, follow. Patrolman Gordon Evans, type messa,e to Lansml on retIlrnJDJ. hiu1 to the llore. clty with six portable, hand. comes from federal funds, TRASH BAGS Sew.r a Wat.r U... Ing a hearing in The Farms who also arrested a second the Law Enforcement In. Sanders wu released to held U'anscelvers. . the remaiDJng 25 per cent $5.00 pet' 100 Municipal Courl Wednesday, man, Identified as David A. formation Network, (LEIN). Field, woo was dispatched 01 tbe bidJ received and Deli¥eNd IIPAI. & IIPlACIMIIIJ comes from the community. III' ISmuffS August I, on a charge ot Donaldson, 25, of ~ Can. macbille. The return infor. to Sean. Tbis incident toot reviewed, General Electric The money wa!! set aside in uttering and publishing. City yon, Detroit, when Lloyd mation revealed that Don. place 'Thursday, Jllly 18. cited the lowest figure of last year's radio budget. 1- 21 Municipal Judge Douglas was permitted to go out to aldson was wanted on a $500 1i:e detecUve said Sand. _ 7 Paterson presided in the ab. a waiting car, in which • trallie warrant bond by De. l!J'S lIJed ldenWicaUoo be. ITS FANSI + • *~, sence at Judge Robert Pytell. Donaldson . was silting, to trolt authorIties. lonllne to a Jame, E; I ru-. Lloyd is accused in a war. notify him oC his predica. The gas station owner said Malchow. Jr .• of Southfield, .n rant, approved by the Wayne ment. W he did not know Lloyd, but which was either lollDd or ' County Prosecutor's Oltice, When Evans asked Donald. Donaldson was a parl.time stolen, Y.". Df attempting to pass a son for identification and for employe at hi, place of bllJl. Sanden, II was said, took ... " \ e stolen check in the amount a registratioil proving the ness. Donaldson wa. reo thll identificaUon to a ••• W Can W;;,Le of $198.56; drawn on the Na. ownership of the ear, Don. leased to Detroit authorities branch of the Secretary of \ to'" tiDnal Bank DfDetroit, at the aldson was unable to pre&ent on tbeir warrant. Slate's Office, and obtained Brought .to you I Sears Store, Mack and Mo. the items. He was then taken Uoyd was arraigned for a a temporary driver's permit By TED EWALD \ I ross. The offense occurred into custody. preliminary hearing belore usin, Malchow's full !lame I on Friday, July 27. Lloyd and Donaldson wert Judge Pytell on Saturday, aDd addreS!. Here'f. • ItoMMtI riddhI yeu. Your CaJillac :J)ream Farms Det. Earl Field taken to the statiol,l, and July 28, and detained in the Sanden put his own pic. can ..... _ fun with .. _I said Lloyd had casbed a Field was called to interro. local cell in default or $5,000 ture on the permit and "'w ClIft a team .. t thf'H Whittier.Ballour Area check gate the pair. cash bond, pending the placed his thumb print on ...... and th,...... ill1 for more than $190 at the At 10:45 p.m., Field said, August 1 examination. The the back of the document. _inn.....eM ,hIl net sc_1 store on the July date, and while questioning tl1e. two bond .was cancelled by Judge The print pro v e d the • run? ..• Anlwer: FIm twel Come :Jrue now!!! it nd .,. lIUt at returned later. that afternoon men, he received a phone Paterson when was found suspect's true identity. plate.trylnf"*' ...... on iftlide.the.tM. to try to cash another of the call from the owner of the that Lloyd was a parole The manager said he be. ,.,. hOm*r • . . Next Monl gas station's checks. The Whittier.BaUou: Arco gas violo.tor. and he was bound ume suspiciol'..l and ealled hipl ntI.hIyI Clt thlnl •.. 1 second try was thwarted by station, 9935 Whittier, De. over to Circuit Court with. the banlt, and an official in. twe """ .. t infielcll OVER 80 1973 CADILLACS out bond. Uoyd's parole of. formed him the check was With the run_ heIcIlnl. 'Open Bottle' Means Trouble ficer placed a hold on him. fraudulent. ~'w~n;-hi:':::"~1 Available lor IMMEDIATE Delivery . , According to information Field obtained a warrant pins '"'" fiNI .. MCtN\d. _ .• ------released by Field, Lloyd en- from the Prosecutor's Olfice latter,... creclil ,., II hit,I • NEW CABS Tbe so-called "Open Bottle Ito tbe 1933 Michigan statutes tered the Sears store almost and Sanders was arra~gned • ~t run_" _I, 1ftCI~ tt.... Bill" is fair warning to mo- dealing with liquor control at closing time to try and belore Judge Pytell for. a tri...... th "'", th... outs I torists who drink as they and traffic. cash the second check, which preliminary hearing Friday. I...•ntI '-In.1 I • DEMOS drive. In fact, it also is a Colonel P I ant s stated, was made out to, and en. July 20. 'Ibe man was reo I ••• .1 • EXECUTIVE CABS warning to any passrngers "There is some confusion I dorsed by. the accused man. leased on $10000 personal I Dill _ IIMw thete vMd Ie I A~.. ' • 1M Itlt IeatIve ...... N tealM who drink intoxicating bev. think in the public mind woman ca....ier notified ~nd over the obJections- of I',/ittt the nicknames of "Spi-I erages in a vehicle on the about this law. The law pre. tm, store manager the man Fi!1d. A personal bond reo nd "lIue public highways. viously stated that you can. I jays"l bad been in tbe store earlier, quaes no sureties or cash, I'" De yeu k_ which "'IMI The law took immediate e(. not consume alcoholic bev. and on presentation of real only tbe signature 01 .the ae. IhINt ...... _? . • . "Spi-. feet Wednesday, July 11, erages on the highway. This Identification, had a check cUBed. .. _ the MfIy nickMme when Public Act 49 was sign. sUll is the case. Only now, cashed in the amount of He was to bave appeared I ~ 'he' ed into law by Governor Wi!- we have strengthened it by $192. It wa.')this that aroused for exammation before Judge ;.~n ~~ 1Iam C. MUliken. adding the 'open container' 1::-: I It states "a person shall amendment to the existing the l!uspicion of the man. Pytell on August 1, but the I...... -,...4 their nalM .. I ager, who detained Lloyd examination bas been poIt. "Blue JIrp" at _ 11_ In the not transport or possess any law. Hopefully this will help I I alcoholic liquor in a contain. the enforcement problem. and called. pOllce. poDed to a later date. . l'MO's. I er which is open, uncapped, "In the past, even though This in c ide n t occurred A conviction of uttering. ••• I or upon which the seal is the intent of the law has been eight days after another and publishing (forging of De:= ...... eny ... what broken, within the passenger quite dear, an officer had to phony check arUst tried to I legal documen.b), can mean ,I:::. • w:-=.:r.::i..:i ,I cDmpartment of a vehicle on literally see a person drink. cash a bogus check for up to 14 years in prison. • T_? ... Afttwer Is '.-y. I the higbways of this state. If ing liquor, beer or any alco- '1".40 drawn 01) the Manu. ----~ N.Y... , 'NY _ in the No. the vehicle does not have a hoUc beverages In the high- facturers Bank. This man TO AID CIIAJUTY IKMlaI ....,. hm 1879 Ie' trunk or compartment sep- way before an offense could Was identified as being Cur. I -Shoppers, .li&vethose wrap. 111n. I arate from the passenger be charged." tis E. Sanders, 24, 01 Clover. pings from your paper goods, I • • • I compartment, a container The law, which was reo lawn, DetroJt. especiall,y Kimberly Clark I , rev .... t ..... thet I 'IO-GEI RINKE which is open, uncapped, or quested by the Michigan When a woman cashier products. For each two prt.- I 'M a.n.a.t -... I upon which the seal is brok. State Police, is considered an. went, to the manager's ofllce mium Jeals sent 'ith a post- I ChewNaet Met. 1M- I en shall be encased or en. other enforcement tool in the to inform him of the amount mark dated not later thall I -Iliftta, _1Mll the I CADILLAC CO. closed. • . .. attack on the drinking driver, 01 .the check, the maDl,.r September 30, Kimberly _1Mf 1 ~ In WI- According to Colonel John who is involved In 50 pereent became S\Ispiclous and. went Clark will dOllate 5 cents to I. :-1I:'tiftctieft In I VAl DYI. In. 10.11 MILl IDS. out to talk to the SllJpect. Mustular Dystrophy Asso- =-. _ .. p' _. I R. Plants. director, Michigan of Michigan's fatal traffic Stllte Pollee, Public Act 49 accidents. It is now being en- S.nders, on seeing the man. clations of Amerita. Prod. I. I OU ..... 53... 260 • 757-1767 is actually an ammendment forced. ager rat! out the front doo!'. ucb include 'K1eeaex, ItIm. I TED EWAlD I ' b1e n4 Delle Send the _. . . . SAUSAI. SllVlCI_AII.-JS .. a~ ato "HanI' of Hope," I (HEVROlD I P.O. Box tl73, St. Paul, I VA 1-2.... • OPIIIIIOI. AlII TIllIS. III11L• , ... MinD •• 5$111. ..!!U.!.!!:!!I_ ... 18328 MAC AVENUE 882-2!i30 Your Detroit Jlank.er just lowered die eoItof eheeIUng. This Week's widt speeiaI benefits, too! . Bell Ringers Prices EHecti¥eAugult 9, 10 and 11 • Closed All Day Sunday as Usual '. Closed Wednesdays 1 P.M. .ouneJ.~ ••• STATEMENT OF. BEEF-- OUR POLICY ON :..... IleW low-cost CI1eek-m WI HAVIIiOI AN. Nawt Minimum ' WI WILLNOI BUY aNY NowISpeeW .... Now! UInJChe1 . "'nee just SIiSJtO. . CharJIe haielit.. • . .. .. wn.)UUI'OWD .... BIIF aBOVI CIIL•• P.ICUI 1celroi' Bank & Trust calls it CHECK III and Vou pay less to gel cash when you have a I Borrow money when you need it just by writing it takes only a minimum of $17500 Detroit Bank & Trust Master Charge along a check from $500 to $4,000 (depending on f It •• (or a $500,00 average) monthly balance with your CHECK III account Actually up 10 lhe credit you've arranged). With Ultra/Chek When•• ha•• B•• a.ailall ••, lie to write aU the checks you want. make all the '13 less than the same service costs with most it's impossible 10 overdraw your account deposits you want. with absolutely no service other bank charge cards. And because londs can be automatically ',ans- 10.eI to our Cuslo.en at Our C.IIIn•• 1'Ic~1 charge. You'li also receive a monthly with Master Charge, you lerred to make sure your balance never lalls ~~~~~~~~~~~Cl»<'~~l)lol LARGE CALIFORNIA 7ge HONEY DEWS •••••••.•••• ea. u.s. NO.1 MICHIGAN 39<; TOMATOES...... LB. DETROIT. w. Corry • c.,Iete SeIectM If fiM ...... u.en .. (....It .., Iwry .... you ought to know a DETROIT BANK-er Qualify and Service as always . • . BANK ~TRUST MEM~ FDIC .. ThursdAY. August 9, 197~ 'age Eight 6ROSSE POINTE NEWS South Honors Top 75 Students Bank Features Ethnic Pointers Win in Flint Net Tournament r ...... 10~OOIe 4: seven young Pointers par. 'I1Ie Shores Ind Mlggle God. Anna VanWaUghem. o~ Tn; .. Jerry J. Gerieb, priDelpal JeDDifer Blevins, Deborah 'F t' Ph to I P · te tlc1patecl in the Flint Junior frey of Ann Arbor, who de. Woods t~k. the .(;1f Vi ~ . WE DELIVER of South Higb, reeenUy an. Bloek, .DiaDe Boman, .Judy es 0 8 0 or,n r Tell n i. Tournament held feated Debbie and Diane Singles, wU!nJng over c I ...... MIla nounced the complete hoDor Bowen, VirJinia BoWeD, Mat. Wednesday.8aturd8Y, August .~llnd of Flint, &-0, 6-0. .Nard~l ~tn~6;'6-3,;., ; roll for the school's tenth thew Boy .. , Janet Bradfield, Detroit Bank aDd Trult Birmingham Com m unit)' 1-4 in Flint. They were vie. graclen. ADD Brennm, Rick Brewer, will exhibit ... color pboto. Center. torious in five out of the ROSLYN! They are David Alessi, Jan Betay Brieden, PltriCia Bm. ,raph. in Ita main olfice Mr. McGraw holds I Juris seven matches played. I Allen, Mlrk Allison, Mar. tol, Barbara Brown, Kath. lobby from MonellY, August Doctor'. degree from the In the Boys 18 Doubles REMODEL NOW! MARKET garet Anderson. Robert Ash, leen Buck, James Campbell, 8, through Friday, August Univenity of Michigan Law mateh, Mark 1bompson of ...... 1M W... Chlrle. AUJterberl')l', Camell Suarme Carlon aDd Cbel')l'l 31. 'I1Ie photos present exotic Sc:bool aDd is a Pist presi' The Park and Doug Benglls Ayoub, Julia Bartlett. JllIie Cbabot. siJhts and m)'steries of the dent of the Detroit Bar As. of Birminghlm deleated JeU III MACI .. .fit" Barton, Donnl Beeby, Ar\bur Othera are George Cbam. world through pictorial in. soeiation. He is well known Coggins and Scott Graves of , , . Behm, David Beitel, Fred- pane. Randy Christofferson, terpretatWDs of Detroit's to numerous. leading aUor. Flint, 6.2, 6.1. lie. Iocll 1MIiIlIiI1. ~J. erick Berg, Denis Belaire. Nanette Clave1, T h om a. Ethnie FeJtlvals from thenies throughout the country' The Boys 18 Singles was coclesr.. tUt Co1eJ, Philip Controulis, Lee past two years. aDd hIS hoth taugh\. law Ind won by Kevin Bolar of De. J. '''....if M Cox, Eric Crane, Elaine The photograpbs are the' ~Iintained a privlte pr~c. troit, over Mark Thompson, lI,uted "., t. Crowther~ LesUe CUIloing. worka of Barbara M. Angelo, tice. He WIS the former CIty 2.6, 6-4, 8-0. seliae .r re....lItiq. ham, Lis a Cunningham, of Southfield, Ind her flther, Attorney of The Park and The Boys Sin g Ie s was EDit, tlis .,,"'.' David Curto, CMl')I'l Dam. Frederick McGr~w. of The St. Clalf .~hores. was taken by Robert Sorsch. .Ht .1Iile '01 IIr•. berg, Scott Davis, Julia Del. Park both of whom are in. In addItion, Mr. MeGraw er ol Flint, winDing over liwme ill JOir he•••. bridse, :Bonnie Demeyere, tern~t1onal aWlrd • winning bas heen a mem~r of the Drew Mascari/l' of The EVININGS G'. lU ' •• '44 Jeffrey Dew i t t e, Dorcas pbotog!'aphers. Photographic So c 1e t y of Shores, 6.1, 6-4. fAST SIDE AND Dob' ..-- Donab Chris America for more than 20 Juli M CI of The OIOSSI 'OINIU tinalebo'::, Mkh::i DonO: selected from h~reds of yean and a member of the Firm: defe~t:~am Bacon van, Lynette Duensing, David co lor. traDSpa~!1cles. th~ Grone Pointe Camera Club of Birminghlm. 6-4, 6-4 in UPDATE YOURBATIlOOI, KITCIIII, Duffield, Catherine Duker, prints in the exhibIt .'Inge for over 25 years. the Girls 18 S'in,\\les. K.lmberly DW'OSI, Catherine siZe from. \8- by 2O-~nche~to Mrs. Angelo received her Miss McClure also was ",UMBiNG alld ELECTRIC Eckert, Mark Elliott. Judith 20. by 2('lnches. Thirty-elibt photographic training from victorious in the Girls 18 this will be requi,ed before .. lIing 0' ,.,.nling. Ellis. Elizabeth Evans, Dean of the photographs have her father and Edward A. Doubles along witb Ginger Yearly coal. for YOU' oul" including depr.cialion are sel ~t' Face, Bernadine Fa1k, Karen never been seen before. Ketterer well known to arel Horne, also of The Farms. $1,500.00." you in..... 1 holf of Ihi. in your home per year ,t . d T F' rt Both Mrs. Angelo and. Mr. photo" ..~pbers for years be. They defelted Mary Jane will be w.ll maintained protetting your home In" •• tm.nll. FlDe an al')l'n me y. McGraw travel extensively "ause-of his histon'" work m' II' . .. ..Lang 3nd Ruth .Llng of Flint, Mak. the imp'O¥.mont~ now Ihal yo~ m~y .njoy ,h.m and 0 Still others are Erin Flynn, and, work. IS a. telm. De refining rotogravu~ printing 6.3, 6-3. .n.w own.r ~ill appr.clClt. a well momtaln.d hom •. Micbael Glitley, Kirkland trolt s ~thDlc festivlls, how. techniques. Mrs. Angelo hiS The Girls 14 Doubles was I Garey, Carole Geist, Diane eve~, gIve them an oppor- been involved extensively in won by SUfan Marclrin of . I Gie.eking, Kathy Genter, tUD1ty to photograph. ~e photograpby since 1963. Suzanne G i 1b e r t, Cherie cralt&, cultures Ind cWSlDe 'l'h' bli ti edit Gloss, Mark Graff, John of maDY nations without. elf pu ca on cr s i,;ray, Jltle Greifenstein, Jo- leaving their bome town. mclude features they bave ann Gross. Lisa Grunwald, i They Iiso Ire kDown for done in The Detroit News, John HIll, Lynne Halter, Gail their travelogues, which are Detroit Free Press and Micb. Ham m 0 n d, Jill Harvey, nlrrated on tlpe with blck. iBID iMotor News. FINAL CLEARANCE Dawn Hassig, David Hein. ground music. These fUrns Robert Henes. Cllre Hickey, have been shown locally to W d P t Kathryn Hillman, Janet Hob. groups, sucb as the Women's 00 S ac NOW'S THE TIME mann, Margaret Horne, Karl City Club, Grosse Pointe Humphreys, Michael Irvin, Cinema Lea g u e, Gros.e (Col1UJJued from Page 1) Andrew JeDJ,SlIZan Jerga, Pointe War .Memorial, Motor of.way. 1bere allo JJ an in. OUT TBEY GO!! Robert Jobnson, SUJan John. City Clmera Club and the crease in the allowance of SOD, Suunne Kine, Kiana ----'sbirtslnd skirts lor clerk. Kays.semn, 'nlomaa Keating, 'Michael Keegan, Colleen Civic Group disPltchersandmetermaids. DEALS THAT WILL AMAZE YOU Kelly, Martha Kennedy and Major llIedical Going to church can do more than comfort you. Juditll Kienle. Picks Officers UDder major medical in. Church can be an energizing, healing experience in More are Kelll1eth King, surance, all regular full.timo which tear and sin begin to fade, and l'lew views Of Naney KiDI, KrJJtin Klie. New officers ~nd directors emplo)'es will have JfOup God and man appear. . manD, Timothy Kramer, were elected to the Groue hospitalization Ind surgical Mary Beth Kummer. stuart Poiate Commerce a{ld Civic insurance with a $2 decluctl. At our services. your love of the Bib.le g~~,.Y~_ .. kurtz, Jame. Lake, Anne Alsociatlon It a recent break- ble pre,criptiOft rider clauJe, HURRY! understanding of God Increases. And often; •• LardDer. Patricia Lau, Greg. la.t meeting at Jlcobsons, a major medical clause and result, mental and physical problems ar. perma. ory LiDne, Linda Longo, 17030 KerchevaL an eye care plan, with de. DON'T nently healed. . Grelory Loosve1t, Deborah Harold 'Horen of Wilton. pendents being covered. A Christian Science church service IImore than. Lollwen, Cbrlster Lucander. ,pierce Win elected a.socia. 'lbe contract also contains WAIT! ! uplifting - it's healing. Mal')l' MacDonald, Joan MI' Uon pr~ldent and E. J. Improvements in luneral chamer. Mary Mlboo, David Hickey of E. J. Hickey Com. leave. In the event 01. the .; -, . Won't you come soon? )(ul!Ds, Michael !l':lrtiD, pany was elected treasurer. death of a hu.band, wife, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICU James Ma.. aron1, Wll11am D!rectors cbosen were Din cl1iId. ~chlld, mother or . PIn, CHURCH 0 .. CH.ST SCtINTIST .'. Maler, Margo McCrea, Eliza. Lemanske, Notre Dime Pur. father, the employe will reo beth McGarry, George Me. macy; Riehard Garcloer, Na. celve, without 10.5 of pay, a eo-~,- s..';ct-, &. s....~d~., Sc~ 10:30 -212Wd~, ',00 ..... ,. , . -... _. '''IJ _ ..... 1U "'490 0.' . Mll11en, Ly net t e Meeha, tional Bank of Deh'oit; Paul leave period DOt to exceed MUM CHWCH OJ 04lIS! SCIlNTlST . ChrIstoph Melllgut, Janla Nelaoll, Jacobaons, and Larry five clays. COME ..... t. '.710 •• ~ Aft. I ...... 10.30 ... '"" ScIIooI 10.30. Wool. 1.00 MeDde1lobn, James Michl. Carlson. Kresgel. .Mr. Petersen tnd Anthony ..~ ... _, 1470~1 o..It, ~ . '. lat, Ll1ajan MWer, Ellsabeth The auoclatioll. streue. Gaureslmo, director of the IN Montague. Gregory Mont. civic re'ponaihWb' by the Department 01. .Publlc Works, peUt. Kathleen Morosl, Deb. VWage merchants, aDd Pl6- were elty Degau.ting repre. AND orah Murphy, Jody Nellon vide. parking for employes sentaUves. Union "reps" in. SEE US aDd Karen Nyenhuls. and C'ustomers. Activities of e1udedM.r. Goodhan, Thomas Contlllulng, Mariel Oak. the assocllt1on lndude beau. Melton, intenlatloDal rellft- NOWlt man, Daniel O'Connor, Ma. tIIication proaraDll lor the sentative of CoWlcll 23, AI. voumeen O'Donoghue, Eric Villaje and major promotions bert Krulock, DPW worker, Olsoll. Bar bar a PadmOl, throughout .the year such as Diane Kampfer. c1erk-dl. Kathryn ParceUa. SUSan Par. the traditiolW "Santa Claus patcher, aDd employe John .hall, James Peabody, Ralph Arrival" and "Men's NiJht." EndreJ. Pfeiffer, EliJabeth Rae e, MARIlIY'I- LINCOLIIS Frank Rayl, Carolyn lleed, .Julie Reid, Kevlll ReitlhoU, Qlery! Rem, June Bentz, Den1Ie JUbant, James RiCC), MIRCURYI Todd RicbardsOllo. AlliIon ,:t Rickett, Janis Riddle. ~ ellla RiUs, Mary 8aUlu, Neve" LARGE SElECTION OF COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM Lauren sargent, LuclDcJa Scheer, David Scheeres, Dan. Too iel Scherer, Judy Seherer. RoDald Scherer, E d war d Late! Schervllh, Richard Sc:brocler, James Schulte, Jerome Sc:hulte and Claire Schwan. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITION , Others are David SCOU, Sharon Shaway, Susan Shine. YOUR HOME NOW WITH , Keith Shreve, Steven Sic11e. steel, Kevin Simowskl, Laura . CHRYSLER AIRTEMP • , Skldmorf:, Carol Slatlll, Ste. phen Souris, WiWam Spen. End of Season Sale Prices , cer, Paul Stanle, Jennlfer Steele, J e n nil e r Striker, LeoDard S wan son, Mary Sz)manskJ, .Tane Taylor. Susan Teeg, Willlam Teetzel, T.rms to Suit Your Budget Elaine Temrowski, Jan Thor. 10 Truck. to Serve You wlldsell, Robert TUy, Alan FRANK ADAM, Inc. Tyler, Colette VanAsscbe, Mary Anne VanAssche, .Tobn Vancome, Lisa VanHampler, FLAME , • 30 K.RCHIVAL 'tlliNi';n Donald Vantongeren, Thomas • VanWingerden, Kevin Veen, "ON THE HILL" Margaret Waddell, Nlncy FUIIACE co. , Walker, Margaret Wec1der, GROSSE POINTE fARMS Renee WeicH,. Kathryn Wei. ,lItal VA•• ,.. 571"'J TU 1-5000 gel, John Weiksnar, Timothy Whims, D a v I d Wilgarde, FlBUTUURS ~ Elizabeth Williams, Nancy ' .... Winkler, Reg i n a Wooden, ...... 16392 Harper 885-8511 Mary Anne Zlvel1 and Diane Wan. R.MOD.LIIIG Look. how littie in tlleir place. BY PROF•• SIONALS FAMILY ROOMS. RECREATION ROOMS. DORMERS ~ KITCHENS. BATHROOMS. OFFICES. GARAGES ACOUSTIC CEILINGS. CABINETS. COUNTERTOPS BUILT-IN APPLIANCES. SECURITY ENTRANCE DOORS • VISIT OUR• SHOWROOM• . ~ . tulLOINO " REMODELING CONTI ACTon • IEStDlNTI~~ " COMMEICIAL @ 881-1024 Michigan Bel Don't hesitate to call 1am MACK AYL - GIOSSI POINTE FARMS, 4m6 CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDEO LIVABILITY ., Serving Thil Area Since r 936 .. ',mrnm tsl • __ ...... 4 .... _._._ • ...... : .. '--,.-"'. __ • ,~ •• ' •.•• _,_. ~ __ ..... -:::::::. .. -.~ .. ..;.~_i....'_ :::..:.::t::-..:.,....:;:~:...:.'~~- -~ • ...... __. ,"- ...... _--~r-'-~~"- --- - ...._. - P.geNine ~ROSSE POtNTE NEWS ThufsdlY I August 9, 1973 WHY PAY MORE? Pointe Veterans to Ohtain Checks Faster I. " Ob. .. I Pointe veteraDli should be Vfr. eomputers will auto. The paekaae a1ao will tell. Itucnes "ALL " •• IIU •• IOcr. ware of a new Veterans maUcaUy generate a paeta.e veteralll their remaillin, ------dminlatration computer pro- of papers to veterans. GJ. Bill ,'lliJlbWty tim~, WINSTON L. UVlNGSTON aDel Slate Company ia rem. ABOVE COST .am ~ speed ehecks G.J. These inducte a certWeate about COWllellD' aDd tutotrlal Funeral services for Mr. dale, estabUabed by his late ,".1PS1CIIOItS t;o aAVICIIOIIS ill students, whieb II. ex. of Eligibility, (COE) _ re. lervl~s, bow to IPply for Livingston, 49, of Bucking. father Frank A. H..... in w. carry major brands eted to become operational qulred W~D applying for educational assistance and bam road, were held Mon- 18811.He was a member of 100I5" IMIt meUme ill August. aDY VA benefit-au appliel' about courses ~~t may be day, August 6, at the Ver. the Detroit Yacht Club. .y~ ID allJlOUDcillg the new tion for education or train. seleeted for tralDinJ. beyden Funeral Home. He A lIaUve Detrolter, Mr. UIlIQUI FUIIITUIE ~ stop" servlee, VA Ad. ing, and a form for sehoOls Mr. JobnsoD said UDder tbe died Friday, August 3, in Hesse is aurvived by biJ "1"". 559-6334 lDistrator Donald E. John. to use to certify enronment. Dew concept, veterans eall Bon Secours HOS(iltal. wife, Hazel; ODe SOD, Robia: IBIII'.-16980 KERCHEVAL Decorci'ing Assis,ance Avai'.oble explained wben the VA Previously, each of these complete .the applicat10ll and Mr. Uvlllgston was ebief OM daUJhter. Mrs. Conrad GROSSE POINTE eives separation papers, was a sepa:-ate step for stu. present It, along with the negotiator for the Detroit Ott, Jr.; one brother; two DD214), from the military, dents or schools. COE,. to schoo! officials at Pollee Officers AssoclaUon. sisters, aDd nine grandchil. the time of reglStratioD. Tbe He represented them in many dren. scbool, in turn, will complete legal matters most notably Interment was in Mt. 011- tbe enrollment ~rtion aDel getting the ~fficers salary vet Cemetery. forward the entll'e. package raIses. • • • Remodeling Sale ~ VA, for. proeessmg. The Born in Iberia, Mo., Mr. AIlTllU1l B. VOIGHT THINKING OF first be~efit "becks should Livingston was graduated Funeral services for Mr. CLOSED AUG. 13-15 be received shorUy there. from the University of Mis' Volcbt, 46, formerly of York. after. souri law school in 1948. He sbire road and more recent. TO ENLARGE OUR STORE TO A NEW CADILLAC? SERVE YOU BETTER When veterans request ad. lived In the Detroit area Iy of Avon. Conn .. were held va~ce payment on the appli. for the 2. of the 25 years he Monday, August 8,. in West catiOn forms, checks will he practiced law Bardford, Conn. H~ died Fri. waiting at the iIlstitution f~r He came t~ Detroit as a day, August 3, in Avon. TENNIS DRESSES deUyery to them upon railS' lawyer for the UAW and re. Mr. Voight was a partner . CONSIDER THESE FACTS FIRST. 30-50% Off tratiOll.. maiDed witb the union until in the Arthur Anderson and SPEClAt GROUP POl VESTUS. SChools With approved 1955. 'He subsequently be. Company, certified Public COtTONS - WHITEl COlOllS courses for vete~.ans have 'came ~eneral counsel for the Accountants. WE ARE ONLY MINUTES AWAY SEPARATES been notified of the new United Plant Guard Workers Born in Milwaukee, Mr. TOPS, • SKIRTS, • SHOItTS fo~m and procedure. of Ameriell, as well as sever. Voight is survived by his FROM THE POINTES .1 other unions. wile, Louis Hardtke; one 200/0 OFF A veteran of World War son, Robert A.; two daugh. (Why Drive Farther?) GPSATeam8 II and tbe Korean War, Mr. ters, Patricia L. and Jill 1..; TENNIS PANTIES SI'l'CIAl GROI.I'. FAMOUSIMKElt Uvingston was a member of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. PlAIN-FAN(,Y.WHITE.COI.ORS Tie for First the Detroit, Michigan and Arthur R. Voight: a brother, . Richard, and a sister, Mrs. WE HAVE THE AREA'8 NEWEST 0/0 FF ....e pointe SOft. American Bar Associations. Three Gro ;>D H I be Margaret Gettler. • ball AS""'"~""I'ation, (GPSA) , e was a so a mem r of Memorials may be sent ' AND MOST MODERN SALES 'IVI'~'lonA teams finished ill the Industrial Relations As. RACKET BAGS d D i to the American Heart As. $l'AClOUS a tl'e for first place after soc alion. sociation. AND SERVICE FACILITIES LE"THfRlOO!C eoneluding regular season Mr. Livingston is survived WHITE.COLORS play. by his -.vife, Helen; three In!erment was in Wood. OUl~(')f RACKET SCbavi's, Art Van and sons, D8Vid, Timothy and lawn Ceme~e~ .• rocKET Carisslmi fiAlshed at 14-4, John; two daughters, Diane MRS. MOLLY KETZLER OUR EXPERT AND FRIENDLY SALES sail followed by the Fontana and Dawn; his parents, Mr. Funeral services for Mrs. • B.-others at lG-8, and the and Mrs. Robert Livingston Ketzler, 60, of "Janor ave. STAFF INCLUDE THE COUNTRY'S MEN'S TENNIS WEAR East Warren Blnjers at 5-13. of Iberia; a brother and two nue, were beld Wt!dnesday, FAMOUS MAKERS Keg.A.Brew claimed top sisters. August 8, at the Verheyden LEADING SALES REPRESENTATIVE SHORTS. SHIRTS. SWEATERS spot in division B action with Interment will be in Iberia. Funeral Home. She died Sun. a 12.7 mark. The Marauders • • • d A 'RO«EN SIZES. ODD'S 'N ENDS finisbed a dose secoDd at MRS. ALICE J. GASKILL ay, ugust 5, in SI. John . ~ Hospital. F 1 30% OFF 11-8, followed by Kassler ...... unera 6servicesof Llork Mrs.h Born ill Indiana, Mrs. Ken. DON'.T .WAIT! COME.JNTQDAYI Electric, 5-13, aDd the Chal. Gauw, 7, a es ore ler is survived by he. hus. TENNIS' DRESS KITS " lengers and Athletics, both drive,....were theldS Saturday,M.' h l' band, Almaron H.: two sons, PRECUT. sew ITYOURS£lF at 3.15. Augu.. ", a t. IC ae s J R d Th WE'RE'DEAL{NGI V.N£CK, PRINCESS OR CREW NECK, A.l1N£ In last weekend's play Keg. Episcilpal Cburch and the ames . an omas D.; ZIPPER & READYMADE PANTY INClUO£D A.Brew won two of three COIl' Verheyden Funeral Home. two granddaupters; eight 100% POlYESTER KNIT fABRIC tests. '!bey blasted the A's, She died Wednesday. August sisters, and one brother. 7.(), on Saturday, August 4, I, in St. John Hospital. Interment was in White 1ADtES6-16 GIRLS 1Q.14 and dropped a 15-4 decision Bom in Battle Creel!:, Mrs. Chapel Ce~et~r!. w.,. 9'5 were 7'5 to Carissimi the same diy. Gaskill was a past president DANIEL E. BARIL PAUL McGLONE 12.00, 10.00 Then, Keg.A.Braw dumped of the Episcopal Church. Funeral services lor Mr. Opelt daily ~:30.S:30 • Thurs., Fri. 't1l9 p.m. the Marauders, 13.8, on Sun. women at St. Michael's and Baril, 39, of Lakepointe road, day, August 5. chairman of receiving at the were held Saturday, August ~ GROSSI POINTE Art Van defeated the Bin. church's Little Thrift Shop. 4, at the Verheyden Funeral .CADILLAC jers, 8-4, and the 'Marauders She was a member of the Home and St. Matthews 'J SKI HUT nipped the Cbanengers, 8-7, Executive Council of the Dio. Chureb. He died W~esday, 'i 1"271 MACKAViNUI in other action S~tw'day. cese of' Western Michigan August 1, in Bon Seeours GNt.. , W ... The GPSA will feature and an assistant cbaplain at Hospital. 20t30 HAIPEI 881-•• 00 M.t t. W Ttte-tr. playoff eompetition begin. the Reeeiving Braneh of De. Bom In Detroit. he Is sur. Phon. " •• 5660 ning the weekend of August \ troit General Hospital. . vived by bis wife, Janis, and \ JUST1011H OFVIIIIEI 11.12. She received a community his ebUdrenNoel and Ga. ---- service award in 1971 for brielle. i her work at Receiving. In Interment was in Mt. Oli. \. addition, she assiSted at the vet Cemetery. Iday ure center at the Church --- r of the Messiah. ~" Mrs. Gaskill is survived l by her husband, Robert J.: one son, Robert S.: one daughter, Mrs. Anthony Wad. rick: two sisters, and five ,randcbi1ciren. Memorial contrihations may be made to the Day Care Center, Church of tbe Mes. siah, 231 E. Grand boI.Ile. vard. . Intermf!nt was at Forest Lawn Cemetery • .lOtS..-- EDNA PO'ITER MARKS Memorial services for Mrs. - ,.', ~j Marks, 82, of Lincoln road, were held Wednesday, Au. Grosse Pointe Farms Lakefront Home gust 6, at the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church. Arrange. THIS FRINCH NORMANDY RESIDIHCl IS ONE OF THE SHOW PLACES IN TltE ments were handled by the POIl04Tl AND COULD IE THE ANSWER TO THOSI W1ofO WANT AND CIoN AFFORD Verheyden Funeral Home. A PROPEITY OF THIS KIND. Sbe died FridAY, August 3, At attnetlve broebare with JII*olrapbs, noor plaus, aDd complete at ber resldenee after a long iIlformaUoD, is avanable for your IDspeetioD. illness. Mrs. Marks was a third I fener.tion Detroiter. She graduated from Eastern High SChool and 'Bryn Mawr Col. Selected Offerings Of The Week lege. Sbe is survived by her hus. FIRST OFFERING IN THE FARMS-Attractive 3 bedroom, 1"2 bath COLONIAL band, Cbarles B.; two sons, with terra ee, games room. Ideal for young marrieds at only $32,500. 881-6300. Allan F. and Ed win P.; one daughter, Mrs. Jane Marks McHugh, and eight g.rand. COZY CAFE COD IN THE WOODS - 3 bedrooms, care.free I.luminum siding, children. beautiful living room firep-Iace. Ready for quick occupancy arId priced to sell Memorial may be made at $24,900. 88H200. to the Bryn :Mawr College SCholarship Fund, Bryn HITCHING POST CHARM at its best on Hidden" Lane-air-conditioned 3 bedroom, Mawr, Pa., 19010. 2~bath RANCH with oak paneled family room, enclosed terrace, and games Interment was in Wood. room. Mid 60's. 881.6300. laWn Cemetery. • • • BALFOUR _ Spacious 4 bedroom, 2"2 bath center entr:lnce Colonial. 19 foot j ROBERT L. HESSE kitchen. games room, attached 3-ear garage. Wide, tree-lined street. 884-0600. Funeral services for Mr. Hesse, 72, of Merriweather road, were held Wednesday NEAT AS A PIN Dutch Colonial in the Park, handy to Pierce and Defer sc11ools. August 8, at the Verheyden Breakfast room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, o:arpeting "like new" and you can Canoe in the river. Sail in the , FUDeral Home and St. Mary's The Ojibway and Manitou move right in. Priced at a low $27,~. 881-4200. Church in Detroit. He died units, like all condomini- Bay. Fish for trout or salmon. Saturday, August 4, in Bon Play golf nearby, Dine and HANDY FARMS LOCATION and good 3 bedroom brick Colonial with paneled ums at The Leelanau Home- Secours Hospital. stead are on the water and drink at the Homestead Inn. games room and scr~ned terrace. You can be In for the first day of school. Before his retirement lAst $34,500. 884.0800. year, Mr. Hesse was the have fireplaces. slate Goto a concert at Interlochen, owner of Detroit Cornice hearths, wood ceilings, pri- summer stock at the Cherry RAMBLING RANCH near Liggett School with FOUR BEDROOMS, 2lAz baths, vate decks, and breezy, family room, secluded patio. Kitchen built.ins. games room, and central air, County Playhouse. Or just sit Owner transferred. Reduced to $63,900. 881.6300. open kitchens with frost-free and regain your sanity. refrigerators and continu- ROOM TO EXPAND in this Farms Bun,t:alow on ,Madison. It already has 3 The Bible- ous-clean ovens. They're Reserve your condominium bedrooms-one is 22xll-an~' a heated 23x20' room ready to finish. Lots of handsome, contemporary now.They are ready for occu- accommodations for only $32,800. 884.()6()(). whats in it second homes in the 50 tn pancy. Or, come for a visit. HANDY 11'0 THE LAKE-3 bedroom, ] Ih bath brick Colonial in absolutely mint . for you? 6C thousand dollar bracket. It's a great place to vacation. condition. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING, family room, large patio and 21' Even nicer to come home to. recreation room WiUi fireplace. Attached garage. Won't last long at ~1,800. They are part of the Midwest's find out through regular daily' The Leelanau Homestead, 884.oeoo. study. The Bible Lessons in most exclusive resort com. Glen Arbor, Michigan 49636. the Chrhitiln Science Qulrterly munity. It's complete. Ready a" unique. They provide you Call or write for free color bro- with a home study Bible course to visit and enjoy. Built on 220 3 Grosse Pointe for less than If. 8 day. Study chures. In Michigan call toll. which bring!l real insight to the acres with 4200 feet of white, Offices Scriptures, greater purpose, free 800-632-1708. end understanding into your sandy beach on Lake Michi- life. . gan and 5500 feet of frontage r DilQ_ AI s. Buy your own copy of the THE ' Quarterly or study the Bible- on the sparkling Crystal River. Lessons in our free, public You can play tennis on the TU 4.0600 TU Reading Room. . championship clay courts. • .~D "ItST CHURa4 Of CHRIST MEMSERS OF THE OeTROIT ANO GROSSE I'OINTE REAl" E~TATE BOARDS SCfINTIST READING ROOM .. "-Mil effie" Iro .. "'13 Medl Aft. TU4.74to OIT~T _ OltOSS~ . POIHTI - Sf. (LA"_ SHOtIS - 'ARMINGTON ------_._.- GROSSE POiNTe News • . . your printing requirements can be. met by our complete facilities ... 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H", } II.fflRlItM ... { ICNJMr 'Ii"'.,c:.. RAMER PRIITING \ '..:. ~..; e,I,,. tit"'''.'t,.~. 432 MECHANIC STREET NIAI MUSIC HALL Woodwn 1.3969 • 1'1- I!...... ------In' , cI ------...... co... n.1c• • 1 • n -----_. cI I • I , • . ,j. . - '.,," . . .- \ .. Thursday, August 9, 1973 GROSSE POfNTE NEWS Page Eleven Dye Ends Lochrnoor's Reign As Swi~ Champions GivesWarning G.P.ParkSlvimmersWinISt.James~lales y On Squirrels • . C i Folk Ser\')ce SwimThe TeamDetroit reachedYacht theirClub IPointerthe insuranceSara Briedento take victortook ./14a fifthyears,in the and50M fly,lllso placed broughtJeanettehome.Metesa goldof GPYCmedal Inter-City l.nague,~ rown I St,.JamesLuth' eran~hurch, ultimate goal Sunday, August gold medal and a new league Silver medalists for Dye for winning the girlll' 10 year Every year Pointe resi. _ 5, by winning the Michigan I record in the girls' 10 year living in The Pointe were: and :mder SOM breaststroke dents of aU ages lake pity on For the fourth year in a I Outstlindmg performances _McM111an~oad at Ke~eheval Inter.Club Swimming Asso. and under 25M fly with a relay - Barrie Fires, David in 14.647. GPYC also had two local buahy tailed inhabitants 1'0'" The Park" Swim Team Iby swlmmers (rom other a~~nue, ~11l conduct Its tra. dation Champio~ship with ,a time of 17.117, Nine-year-old ":ittwe~; individual - Toby relays whieh placed for med. ~'::r ~~~ld:y aha:dlaf~~Ii:: won the Inter.City League teams include Frances Shook dlhonal summer Folk Se!v. total of 587 pomts. DYC 3 I Sara also took home a silver Lmdhelm. aIs: 'tb in 100 M boys' 8 year h Championships held 'Friday,/ and Lynn Mollahan of The ice with Holy CommuDlon victor:, ~ n d e d L~chmoor I medal in the 50M free for Third .place finishers were: ~d unde~ fr~e relay and fifth ~1~~t~lI wen and good . , . August 3. at The Woods PM!. Woods. Fl'ances won the 9.10, Thursday, Augusl 16, at Ii Club's five-year reIgn as i 10 year and under girls. individual - Matt Sobieski, 10 the Blrls 200 M medley Squirrels are not always Tbe 'Park finished first in 25 breast and 25 back while p.m. Ik ' 'th th champions, i The Brieden family claimed I Betsy Brieden; relay - Eric i relay. . selective in taking peanuts team ints with 253 fol-/ Lynn won the 25 free for Th,e Fo .Servlce, WI • e The 34th annual meet was I two more gold medals when Rodin, ~ick Trost. .Red R~ GC was eighth from your band and just po Th Wood 't Igirls eight and under a,,'.I , speCial musIc led by a gUlta, held under sunny skies all the DYC girls' 200M medley Fourth Placers: relay - With 272 pomts .ii\~ the Cou~. might take a bite of your lo~ed by .e seam from The Woods 'Keith I choir of eight young people, / Oakland Hills Country Club relay pulled an upset victory Sandy Fires, Nancy Wittwer, t~y Clu~ of Detr?ll came III fin~er for a second course, wltb 1~ p~:n.ts ~~r secon~ Hallman won the 50 breast will offer an inspiring wor- es in Birmingham. with 14 clubs over Lochmoor's girls in Laurie DeSantis; individual m~~k Wl~ 236 PdolDts, If you are one of the unlucky ~::e'Far~s atfed !a:r t:i~;j for boys 15.17, I:~Iirows~~~~r~~c: t 0°: Gjeo::~~ picking the fastest 650 swim. \1 2:25.38, Both Betsy and Sara -Joanne Pellerito, Cerri e ernar and Hank ones who is "squirrel.bitten," place with 187 pomts. The From The Farms team, Kurz will preach the sermon mers to compete in the pre. shared in the Will. Nichols. Toby Llndheim. K~hlman bo~h, were do.ub~e you're in good .::ompany-for City finished fourth with,159 Beth Boerner and Margaret on "The Par. lie of the Com'. liminaries on Saturday, AU" Nick Trost of The Farms Fifth Placers: individual- third place flll1shers. ThIS IS Ithe furry one could meet an points, followed by The Nally of the 15-17 age group. passionate Father," (Luke gust 4. brought a smile to Coach Sue Brieden, Todd Lindheim, a illnewhadndyoung tea~~ but early demise because of your Shores wilh 69 points. won th~ 50 free and. 50 fly, IS, 20.24), Nancy WI'ttwer st a seven indlYldual t L.' d es t I D Pill b By electrOnIc' hmmg.. and I Jeff Longstreth's face when. . medalists a~~are~ .. ID n s'. Winning the "gold" for The ~espec Ive y. rew s ury, Members of lhe guitar to u c h pad s the seventh he won the boys' 11 and 12 ~Ixth Place: relays - Bill: I Don t feed the sqUirrel,S. Park team were Tom Gait. In the 13.14 age group, won choir include Anne Camp. ' Qumn B1I1 Brownell Matt Tenth m team totals was Your goodness mav result m the 50 b k d'" fl through 12th places were year old SOMfly, (33.68), and S b' 'k' Tob L' dh! " Western Golf and Countrv th d th f th .. : I" ley, (.25 breast) in the 9'10 ac an >JV y, bell, James Campbell, Pam. awarded in the prelims, with I placed second in the 50M ~ ,Ies I, y I!, el!D' m. CI b h h : I e ea 0 ese an.ma~, age group plus Therese Andy McFarlane won the 50 ela Counen David Couser, their points added to each back, (36.36). . dIYldual .- DaVId Wl~twer, Bo~t' JI~b ~~ t ~t Dego~~tI~~~aRl~rt ~:r~~ sH;~~~~ Blake, (SO back and SO hack:!l the 11-12 age group. Ann DaYids~n, Beth Foster, team's totals, The top six inj Other DYC Pointers who San~y :Flres, Betsy BrJe~en. Club, 13th.' Grosse IIe' Coun. the sqW~rrel will either be in- breast), and Debb~e King, (50 Billy Bradfield w,on the 50 C~r(\l Marinch a~d Sc~lt each event swam off for .brougbt home the "gold" Wmmng places and ,pomts I free and 50 fly) m the 1112 fed 25 b k th 910 N Car I Marlllch wJlI medals and places, with the were Laurie DcSantis and f but not medals were, ~v. try Club and 14th, tbe Grossa careerated for 10 days, with '-. r e an ac' In e. .Ixon. 0 . Yacht Club placing five out I Eric Rodin. Laurie placed e~lh; l'elay-Shanno~ Ruey, Pointe Hunt Club. the nipped individual fooling I ~ge group~ .For the boys, In age group" Andy Scott took I smg a sl)lo on. Bible verses of SI'X relays I'n sl'xth place fl'rst I'n the 50M breaststroke ClOd.y .Ga.nn.on, De,mse De. ------the bill. or be killed and sent he same ag~ grouP the Win. the boys elghl and under 2S I froJ? Rev,elahon 22 and S d d a1 B II Q i WMU G dd to the Wayne County Hcalth ners were \\oa.11yKilgore, (50 free, Annette. Mirku won the Isaiah 55. . U - 1 I or beller and 32 medalists in for girls 11 and 12 years, ams; ~ lVI, I ~ nn,. ri ers Department for a rabies free), and Tim Nelson, (50 50 free for girls 9,10, The Folk Servlc The properties in the City of Grosse Pointe Farms to .be assessed on the Invitation to Bid August 15.16 OPEN SATURDAY 2 UNTIL 5 tax rolls are as follows: Turf and Pavement IF NOT SOLD, THEN SEE US SUNDAY Sweeper More than 700 athletes, be. LOT NO. tween 10.1&-years-old, will I SUBD1VISION LOT NO. SUBDIVISION City of compete in thl! 1973 Nation. , al A.A,U, Jr. Olympics, Q3 PRIVATE CLAIM 618 Ha FAIR ACRES Gros.e Pointe Park. Wednesday.Thursday, Aug. 2 PRESTON PLACE 408 COUNTRY CLUB PARK Michigan 4a PRESTON PLACE ust 15.16, in Ann Arbor, NO. 4 Sea'ed bids will be accept. 9 PRESTON PLACE 120 ASSESSORS G.P.F. The 700 youngsters, repre- ed by tbe City Clerk of 1. 2, 3a, PLAT NO.3 senting all geographic areas 3b, 4a WAVERL Y LANE 872c.880 JOY REALTY CO HAMILTON Illt' City of Cros$e Pointe of the U.S., are the finalists 13. 14, ]5 WAVERLY LANE PARK NO.2 Park, Michigan until 10 from a field or thousands. 17. 18 WAVERLY LANE 881.893 JOY REALTY CO. HAMILTON A.M. on AlIl!'Ust 13. 1973 They will compete in swim. 1 PALO~1BIT GREINER PARK NO.2 at the Municip£ I Building. ming. diving, traCK and field, 2 PALO~fBIT GREINER 280 ASSESSORS G.P.F. PLAT 15115 E. Jefferson Ave, judo, gymnasties and tram- 6 PALO~mIT GREINER NO. 6 for the fumishin~ of (1) poline, 11b, 12a MC KINLEY PLACE 988 JOY REALTY CO, HAMILTON "PUn.Behind" Turf and Tickets for each event of 18 JOY REALTY G. P. PARK NO, 3 Pavement Sweeper to the I the seventh Championship 55.60 JOY REALTY HAMILTON 6 STEPHENS HILL City of Grosse Pointe Games are priced at 50 cents Park. I PARK G1b, G2 PRIVATE CLAIM 258 for those under 18. and $1 for adults. A $5 all.events 152.158 JOY REALTY HA:\fJLTON 96b to 103a STEPHENS ROAD Bid forms are available ticket also is available, ad. PARK 302 to 309a COUNTRYCLUBPARKNO.3 in the Public Service De- mitting the bearer to the 10 What a house! What a locolion! What Q deal call be mode on ihis spacious, 6a. 3b. 6b2, CHARLES Il, MORAN'S 309b to 317 COUNTRY CLUB PARK NO.3 partment, 15115 E. Jel. three bedroom ranch at 57 Shorecre\t Circle. Jusl off Lake Shore Drive near 7a2 9 MACK GROSSE POINTE (erson Ave. separately scheduled evenls. 283 ASSESSORS G.P.F. 290 to 300 HAMILTON PARK NO.1 Tickels are available at all the Macomb County line can be found this li"le dream s'reel with access only Proposah to be plainly nine Hudson stores, The PLAT #6 1,2,3,6,?,8 DOLSON & '(}GG LAKEVIEW from Lake Shore. On a 101 with 110 feel frontage. Ihis charmer has a marked on outside of en. University of Michigan ath. 303 ASSESSORS G P.F, Xl PRIVATE CLAIM 123 separate dining room, and great family room with fireplace and parquet velope "Bid on Turf & letic oUice and the Michigan PLAT #6 Pavement Sweeper." and flooring. The basemenl is \uper for parties wilh a recreation room almost 58 GEORGE ENGEL'S A.A.U. central offire. directed to the attention 70 feet long, Come in and introdlJce yourself to Bob Monroe. 46b, 47.48.1 GEORGE ENGEL'S of the City Clerk. N, J. 3b, 6a, 6b.9 nJDGE ROAD Ortisi. 257, 260 JOY REALTY HAMILTON PARK #1 Grosse P~inte Park re- s~rves the right to accept The owncrs of lhc ahove property, as indicated on the currenl tax roll, have or reject any or all bids. heen notificd individually by Ictter, of the program and the cost involved. Proposals will be Clpe"ed in the Council Chambers The Hcaring will bc public: intcr('stcd property owners or residents of the of the Municipal Building City arc invited to attend. at 10 A.M. on August 13, A ....DREW BREMER, JR. 1973. City Clerk N. J. Orti.i City Clerk Published; Gro£sc Pointe News, issuc .'f August 9, 1973, GPNews 8.9.73 114 kercheval, on the Hill - 886-6010 \ ------_. ~-- <,~, , > _ '. _ .". _', " ,_ ~ ~,- ' • ", .~ •• ,,, ' •• ~ .• ' ""$;: .. ;;;" •. 5 •. - Pia i ,. ~..._X..- •.. ,.- .... ".._::::::z::a:a: -' I , Thursday, AuC)ust9, 1973_ Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe News 'I Memorial Center Schedule What Goes On ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. I OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT.99 KERCHEVAL, I at GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 OpeD Dally' a.m..' p.•• (Sundays buildlng OpeD 10 a.m .•Sp.lIt. Second ClaSllPostage Paid at Detroit. Mtchltan Your Lihrary August "Augu~1. By VlrJlDla LeoDIni FULLY PAID CIRCULATION 1* All Memorial sponsored IdiYittes OpeD to the By Pat Rousseau GroSse Pointe pubUe. 8G1pl&l1 equlp~Dt a,all. Robert M. On, direetor of perlODllel, ahead of every. Phone TU 2.6900 Mirror Mirror On The Pillow . . . the ~Iember Mich. Press AssoclllUon and Netlonal Editorial Al8OClation able for free loan: erutebel, wheel ehaln, hOlp" tbe Grolse Pointe Public: thing and everyone else. He tal beds and heaUng lamps. Ubrariel. is no longer with was always ready to nsten fairest pillows of them all are mir~ored o~e~ NATIONAL ADVERftSING Rll:l'B£SENTATIVE at DenIer, 77 Kercheval. They come In sophlsh. Weekly Sewspaper Repreaentatlve, Jnc:. GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND us. He expired Wednesday. to your difficulties, sugges. cated white . . . also orange or blue and are 104 Fifth Avenu~, ;lie", York 19. New York BYrant 1.7300 I,ENDING LIBRARY CLOSED DURING AU. August 1, after a lon, and tlons and .mall .uccesses or CHICAGO OFFICE COW'aleoUi bout with cancer. failures. He felt that the very new from India and Afghanistan. 333 Sorth ~Ich{gan Avenue Phone FInancial 6-211. GUST. Telephone ealls aecepted by VollUlteer consultant FrIdays 2-4 p.m. 881-4514. We shaU aU mias him; the best service to the patron ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGRR Ubraries will never be quite was our aim. He held meet. New At The Book• Shelf . . . are Gwen :';j WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER the .. me. ings to keep the slaff &p- Thunday. August. Fr(}l)tic's books including her new, Contempla. ~\\ JANET ~1UELLER FEATURE PAGE. SOCIETY • 8:00 a.m. Rochester Hills Riding School Twenty-one years ago I prised of what was going on walked into The Park in the outer library world. tions. Also find her notepapers and Keepsakes JAMES J. NJAIM .." " :-JEWS I • 2:00.8:00 p.m. Red Cross Bloodmobile BraDeh. (which at that time He gave the staff a chance for writing your own thoughts . . . 112 Ker- ROGER A. WAHA .. , SPORTS, NEWS • 8:00 p.m. Memorial Bridge Rdresher Course- wal the Main Ubrary). look. to present problem! and cheval. Call 886.2.066 for free delivery or ',.' KATHY DUFF ' EDUCATION, NEWS Carrie Kiley, Instructor in. for a job. I'd worked triumphs. special orders. HOLLY ANGELL , , .., NEWS 8:00 p.m. Transcendental Meditation some time at the Detroit Mr. Orr was proud of new LILLIAN KARR , , , ADVERTISING Public Library, taken some features that were added to Frl"ay, August 10 From England ... just arrived at Virginia MARY LORIMER., , " ADVERTISING time out to produce two our basic collection. Witness • 8:0() a.m. Rochester Hills Riding School Day sons. But the lure of the the burgeoning of the Audio Willaims are charming'.metal trays and waste- ': PAT ROUSSEAU ... ".,... " ... ,.,., ADVERTISING Camp library eaBed, 1felt the boys Viaua\ Department, which baskets very nicely priced. Cork backed place. , CHARLES DICKSON".... ADVERnSlNG • 7:00 p.m. Beginning and Advanced Karate - were old ellOugh to be eared started out only as "some mats and coasters feature English wild flowers 'J I ~ I ' '!,i: KATHLEEN BIlYEN "', , ADVERTISING Sang Kyu Shim, .Director for. (one was go~g to records." He was so proud or hunt scenes ... 115 Kercheval. school), so I was lookmg for 01. our unique tool collection. JOHN MacKENZIE ,...... , BUSINESS • 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Philip Gibbs, et JOANNE HARGIS ...... ACCOUNTS Director <'l part time job. I was usb. (a gift from the Rotary ered in to meet ~ kindly. Club). the art prints, etc. For The Pesky Mosquito ... try 612 Plus JO MULl;IERIN .. ,... .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Saturday, August 11 jovial. thoroughly nice man, His Book Reviews .ad Book spray or Cutters which comes in spray, foam DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY .' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 7:30 p.m. Summit Lighthouse the uot.too.old director, and Review Classes became well or lotion. Sportsmate is specially formulated BETTY BLOSSOM CLASSIFIED ADVER.TISING after a long Interview I was' known all over the Polnles, for black flies. Find them all at Trail Apothe- .,' M. COLETTE KREINER ~...... CIRCULATION Sunday. August 12 offered the part.time job of and it was with deep regret cary 121 Kercheval along with a wide range 10:00 a.m. 1st Church of Understanding eatalo,er. with hours tbat that his health and lack of suited me very much. time forced him to stop giv. of suntan preps, sun-blocks and swim caps to M~Dday, August IS The future aDd potential of ing them . take on your Labor Day holiday. One View From The Capitol • 8:00 a.m. Rochester Hills Riding School Day the libraries were painted by He was astute enough, By Wllllam R. BrYlDt, Jr, Mr. On with great en. when his expallSion plans • " Camp Start Today Right . . . with 9:30 a.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, thualasm. In one year the failed, to move all of the breakfast in bed on a com. new Central Library. at books out in the open where < rJ The Stale Legislature is I ships. Inc. Fisher and Kercheval, would the public could have access fortable well made breakfast ~ (;;'.; out oC s/~S'Sjon for a whUe First, it Is usually. less 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe tray with a place for the morn- . now. The saying which ap. than a few percent who are be opened. and books by the to. them. move the Proeess- .12:30 p.m. 'Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Phalip Gibbs, ing newspaper and mail. They tI,r /~.'- pears on one of my col. somehow misusing the pres. tbGUSaads bad to be ordered iog Department upstairs Into Director and processed. 1111s would these now.empty rooms, and come in white, pastel pink, I~/--T ' league's doors reads, "No ent law. Second, the new blue or yellow at The League man's liCe, liberty or. prop. law oUen affects the entire • 8:00 p.m. Backgammon Club be our job. The goal at that give the AV Department a Shop. 98 Kercheval. Other' '(1:1) erty is safe while the legis. 100 percent, making dealing • 8:00 p.m. Monday Night Dance Club time leemed far away. AS! home 0' Its own. The bal. 1"1' the books came zeroing in on cony was enlarged to ac . great day starters are delight. • I", lature is in session." more restrictive or expen. Tuesday, August 14 To me the reason which sivll, c:' restricting freedom us, box After box. Mrs. Helen commodate more easily the ful china breakfast tray sets. • 8:~ a.m. Rochester Hills Riding School Day Finster and I, plus clerieal director's secretary, her staff that stat~ment is true is that In some manner. Camp . help. found we had our haads and the Friends secretary . ';,',l:. legislators tend want to An example would be the • ro fuD. We worked in one of The only W8y one can pay Admired In The Window Of 'l'he Green. do things and show their new L~nd Salf:s Act which • 10:00 a.m. ServIce Guild for Children's Hospital the large rooms in Pierce tribute adequately to Mr. On house, 117 Kercheval ... exotic bird cages constituents they are doing starts 10 October. It is con. 10:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- School. It was a very hot is to wind some of the bis- which were handmade in Africa of wire. and things. To the extent the sidered by most to be a Investment I.ecture summer, thl!re was no air tory of the library Into the wood, enameled white, colorfully accented, legislature is a full time necessary law. A lot /)f 12:00 noon Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- collditloniDg, but somehow tapestry of my column, since They come petite medium or large and can bOtly, as our has nearly be. people lost their savings Oil Luncheon we made it on time. be was Indeed Mr. Grosse come this means there are bad northern MichIgan, F10N • also be used for plants or decorative ornaments 7:00 p.m. Karate-Sang Kyu Shim, Director Always in the background Pointe Public Library itself. 148 l~gisiators pushing their ida and Arizona land deals. in the home or garden ... 881.6833. 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe was Mr. On. with abounding He felt keenly Its defeats. he own bills and bills they feel So, now all wiu be clOle~y • 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Philip Gibbs, faith, plans, hope and ardor thoroughly enjoyed ita suc- would be to their credit. controlled,. but the result IS See The Water Light• ... Man BlUs a lot of tIme, expense and Director for the project. His whole cesses. To various outside y . bother to legitimate de. • 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club beart and soul were bound meetings I'm sure he took at the Sign of the Mermaid, There are about 4,000 bJils velopers up in that new library. The his jaie de vivre and faith. 75 Kercheval. It's ideal for introduced in the .State Third,. trying to legislate Wednesday, August 15 openillf. of The Woods so that other librarians and porches and for a ceJ}ter. HOllse and about 1,500 In the in great detail the manners • 8:00 a.m. Rochester Hills Riding School Day Branch bad been a shot jn community groups picked up piece for the dining room Senate each term. Fortun- in which people may deal Camp the arm that winter, and we bis gre8t enthusiasm. He table. This round crystal ately, only a much smaller with each other largely ig. 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- c:ouJd almost taste and smell had such faitb that in the globe holds three candles what fun it would be, (not to end we would come thfough n~~ber pass, many .are nores the fact that people Cribbage and lends a romantic aura to sl,mllar and !Uany are ml~or do not control very easUy 7:30 p.m. V.F.W. 2545 Harris-Hollon Post mention the hard work), to rejoicing. Of course we had btlls correctmg or updatmg and worse it chips away at have a brand new library: some dark days - and may evening. • 8:00 p.m. Memorail Bridge {or Beginners The new library was open. have more ahead of us, but older ]aw~. the' freedo~ of everyone. Carrie Kiley, Instructor But, thts huge number of Possible S....IUOnl ed 011 schedule, and I have I havf' never seen a man so The Bronze Door •... WILL BE CLOSED bills does include many In the llast there was Thursday, August 16 never seen anyone as thoroughly dedicated to his MONDAYS DUE TO THE MEAT SHORTAGE mOljDr, substantive proposals. much less statutory law of • 8:00 a.m. Rochester Hills Riding Sr.bool Day pleased as Mr. Orr was. He tasks - 50 joyous in carry. . . . open Tuesdays thru Saturdays regular ha~ a new office and could ing them out. ~ending .now, for exam.ple, a detailed nature. Frauds, Camp hours . . . We enjoy serving you Luncheon IS a housmg code, a reVIsed for example were trea~ In hardly walt to put some 01. I've bad to personalize this and hope we will see you at Early. Dinner for • 6:00 p.m. Bus Trip to Pine Knol>-Tom Jones his plalll. hopes and ambi. tribute to Mr. Robert M'l P~ob.ate Code, a revisell general "sh~l1 not" types of your convenience D()W being served 5:00 p.m. featured singer tIons into aetion. From then On. I'd known him for 21 trlmma.1 code and, by fall, laws. The tendency today Is to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday. Last seat. a reVIsed mental health much more detailed and • 8:00 p.m. Memorial Bridge Refresher Class - on. during the rest of his years, and always found him Carri Kiley, Instructor entire lifetime, he seemed to cooperative, h e ~p f uland ing for Early Dinner no later than 6:30 p.m. torle. . '. many are of the "shall" Now, for the first time, we offer )'ou a com- others pendmg are major variety of law Pllt the libraries, their prob. friendly. t have lost a dear bills whi~h regulate ~e day. Three possible solutions leml, their successes, their friend. plete Early Dinner for the one set price ~er today ltves of bustnesses, occur to me. Each of them, person of $5.50. Joe Wagstaff is entertainmg see~ to protect consum.ers however, is only a partial Letters to the Editor at the piano bar. agamst fraud and agal~st solution .. First, restrict the Takes Top Spot in Tennis Play themselves and otherWIse time the" legislature may be (EcUtor's Note: TIIJs cem. Pointe and it breaks my • Four Pointers advanced to of The Woods, deleated Jerry "NATE" can do it ...if you seek to "protect" people in ,;;ession. Second, take the mullieaUoa Iii la respoase to heart to see an outfit Ulte have any valuable jewelry that from supposed wrongs of names oft propor.ed bills so a Jet*e'r 'rem City Mayor Doro come in aad tear it up. the finals. with one winning Tuohy of Plymouth, 6-1, 6.(). his diviaion, In the Harvey He lost the finals to Steve you wish to have redesigned others. that Representative Jones Soha L. Kial, pubUsbed III Let me alain say that tbe Aagust 2 ecUtloa of tile Doro's tactici leave muebto Barcus Memorial N 0 vie e Kitakis of Troy, 6-2. 6-4. just give us a call or come Nalural Reaction and Senator Smith do not Tennis Tournament held at Pointer Anne Ditmars ad. NEWS. Mayer KiD., ill ill"', be desired. In 'act, a neigh. in and visit us. 882'() 110. The basir cause of over- push a bill merely because Wayne Slate University Sat. vanced to the finals by win. Muccioli Studio, 85 Kercheval. legislation, other than a full. their name Is M it. Third, respendetl to • JeUer from bor refused to pay 'or part urday, Augut~. ning the semi.finals by de. this cltizell wbleh wal JMIb. of a driveway that they had lime legislature, is in the severely limit, to about 10, Rlchli:1l Brown, of The fault over Mary Hastings of Jlshed ill the laI, Zli ecUtloa). broken wbile erackin, up the natural reaction to problems. the number of bills which Woods, was victorious in the Plymouth. She was defeated By this, I mean when a sub. may be introduced by any Dear Sir: sidewalks, and naturany it boys singles. The 15-year-old by Kathleen Meisel of Detroit This is getting to be a "de. was their problem to reo stantial number of similar legislator. defeated Mark Manshardt of in the finals, 6.1, 6-3. situations arise which it It is; ironically, necessary bate" about DOlO Construe- solve, (ber driveway was in Detroit, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, in the In the girls' singles Usa seems should not happen, or I for us in the legislature to tion Company. Mr. Mayor, perfect condition). finals, seeurlng the boys' Vallee. of The Woods, took browsing on that should be illegal or at restrict our own freedom to the only reason I didn't Alter repeated harassment, title. He took the semi.f"mals the semj.finals spot from least controlled, the ten. legislate - in order that we divulge my namo was be. they entered her private u\ler Ken Bloom of Plymouth Laura Hastings of Plymouth dency is to pass a general not too rapidly nor too .cause the Grosse Pointe driveway and proteeded to by default. by default. She was beaten law to somehow correct this severely restrict the free. News said it wasn't neces. attempt to crack the c:oft. In tbe semi.f"maI9 0' the Iin Ihe finals by Sue SChroeter THE BLOCK defect in human relation. I dams of the people. sary as I'm a widow and crete. Quick action on the men's singles, Roger Sulad. Of Bloomfield Hills, 6.1, 6-0. want to live peaceably. I pari of her tenant and elder. don't wish to have any reo ly mother, (who bas a beart " Jack & Jill Nursery percussions from Doro's condition). got the pollee Plastic Pots . . . hand painted "henchmen." there, pronto. placques . are being cleared at the t' . . I No wonder Fraser and We do have a great poliee Mole Hole prior to the store's move.. .. 1175 Loll.pol.'. Utica citizens didn't com. force in the city. De Dora The Wm. R. Hamilton Excellent values! Mack at Three plain. They didn't have to man refused to alight from Gro... Poin'. P.rk pay for their sidewalks - his equipment and the police Company is in its Mile Drive. . The City did. If I didn't have had to threaten to drag him New Needlepoint• ... clocks, tennis racket Mornings 9 I hll to pay, I wouldn't have com. down. second century of '0 plained either, even though What kind of a way is that covers, purses, pillows, eye-glass cases, scissors :\ , Ag •• 3'0 S they did tear up the lawn to run a business? In fact,. service to Detroit ca:;esand picture frames for new projects and and crack up the cement the owner of Doro brags gifts have arrived at Fran Kirkland's Needle. Openings A".IiI."I. that wasn'l supposed to be about breaking up an 1m. area families. and Knit Shop, 16115 Mack Avenue. cracked. mense expanse of concrete point 881.5835 Mr. Mayor, take a stroll in Bay City because they This .tradition has developed down Rivard road from wouldn't pay him. They through several generations of A Ml!1'Iagerie From• MexIco . • , just 1-••••• - •• -- •••••••• -, Maumee to East Jelterson probably bad a good, leglti. funeral service and now extends ill at Ole, 16237 Mack Aveaue. laclucled ..Q)' ~.ll'. ~ and particularly note the I mate reason for not paying. well into its second century. are hand. carved natural ODYX. Bean, , (-,/1'0 driveways I mentioned Again, its a busineas that jl owls, swans, pigs, elf'phaats. t1Irt1es, l'le ' , . In most instances, The Wm. R. prleed 'rom it. Also In haacl.eanej ns, . In my previous letter (336 not listed in the pboot book, • • Hamilton Co. has served the same tural oayx are masc:1IUne ash trays aad Rivard and between 330.342 which the operator tllln't Rivard). SCrutinize the side. allY phone number for, and family for years. In othel's. new handsome book eads. walks and note aU the one that elves you. reeeipt families of the area have p8lches. on a dime store pad. Dint turned to Hamilton The Kaleidoscope . .. ocuses on '/ .. \~ ,. What, also, Is going to be about It. in time of need. mirrors, 18 in •diameter,f widely _)11:.«," done about repairing the I suggest every resident All know or find framed in :Vellow, orange. black. or damaged lawns? Mine is with unsatislttetory work that the prestige, white ... $10 at 16135 Mack Ave: O.K. only beca~se my daugh. write to Y6U- John L. Kill', tradition and qual- - nue. Great for college, cottage or I , ler and I repaIred It. mayor. ity of a funeral ,., j. A Rivard Ruldent home. I love The City of Grosse at Hamilton's costs no mere: .'~'-,' --" ,~ ~ . ..- :~,. '\, . ISABELLE'S R Ji~V I I • I Women's Drftsses I I 121h to 26Y1 - 8 to 20 The Wm. R.flamilton ~o. • I Shaker Square-Bill Simms Sturbridge Classics FUNERAL DlRECTORS . , , We'comes Your rravelliltg Guests • We're in such a lather, I . Sillet 18$5 20000 NINE MILE 110., .1 .1-'4 - MlnIJ'.' from ,11. PoIn'.. Berkshire B.Tween Swirl • 80 aEAUTIFUl AIR CONDITIONE!) ROOMS Puri1an Forever Young WM. R. HAMILTON II • DAVID M. HAMrLTON • HEATED POOl. COfFEE SHO I• we're shaving prices •I City Scene CLARENC! E: OTTER • W. BENNETT YORT Parkshire Lady Lauro • • Model (Snap Coat) CHAPELS Hobnobber 3t75 C.. Awnue • 881-27J2 ! NObod~RICHAID : e we/come Michigan 8anlrAmcricard, Mas'" C"orge, 820 East Maple • 6«-6000 I walks ~ BUICK.OPEL: Securi'y BanlrAmericard 226 Croeker Blvd. 4t18.(1577 ISIOJ • a~~J' Kif_V.' • 16434 E. Warren WORLDWIDE REPRESENTATION • drive .. "II !HI PAn" • 01 E. Qu,., 0,. IN.. , '0 $ancien) fU. 4.7"0 Mtrrlbefl: Natlonsl Seleeted MortlciaM G t ~: away with a sm e VA 1-5.00 • Monclay 'f1ru Sa'. 9:30 'flI .5:30 ••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ( Thursday, AU9ust 9, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 'age Thirteen no Lisa H. Bowers Exciting Year for , To Be Bride j Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bowers, of Touraine road, an- Detroit Symphony f 110unce t:bc engagement of their daughter, Lisa Hughes Bowers, to Dana Charles Many New Musical OHerings Included in 1973.74 Hendrick$CIn, son of Mr. and Concert Schedule; Thursday and Saturday Mrs. John Hendrickson, or Kittery, Me. Ni9ht Concerts Continue to Stress Classical Miss Bowers was graduat. / ,ed from the University.Lig- Twenty.two first Detroit Symphony perform. Kett School in 1969 aoo from ances are listed for the Orchestra's 1973.74 sub. Smitb College in una. Tho .. h' h Th d bride-elect is a member of scription concert season,. W IC opens urs ay, Tau Beta Association. She ~eptembe~ 20. Among thiS number are works by currently is living in Cam. Jazz great Dave Brubeck an~ the 18th Century WOMIN'S PA •• S bridge, Mass., and working French.Afro composer ChevalIer de St. Georges. for the National Shawmut Newly announced ad. Bank of Boston. ditions to the 1973.741 flue nee on Symphonic Mu- Mr. Hendrickson wa.s I:r~d'i Detroit Sympbonr Or. sic." From Another Pointe ~ated from Brown Umvl!rslty chestra's exciting concert An aU-Brubeck ~rogr~m on I Short and to I In 1971 where he wa.s a memo season include the fol. Friday, January 18,. Will b~ mer. of Delta Upsl1?n Fra. lowing: The new Zodiac preceded by "J az~ In Arl.' of View ! termty. He currently IS work. . . d . I a Prelude !eaturmg Dave I The Pointe I ing for tile Westinghouse Senes, deslgne especla -I Brubeck. The final Zodiac By Kathy Duff ICorporation in Baltimore, ly . for. college students concert of the season. which , Md., and With appeal for the Iwill be conducted by Aldo A romantic "Picnic On The Grass" at the One day in the early 5O's, The couple plan an early Iyoung single crowd, will Ceccato will feature a 7;j() Meadow Brook Hall Gardens in Rochester has been ~~i~e~no\~H~:~~~pr~('h~~ October wedding. feature 7:30 p.m. Prelude p.m. Prelude performance '.)f planned by the Meadow Brook Gallery Associates KOTCHER, SR., to ask for programs ,before each of Debussy's String Quartet. for Saturday, -August 18. financial help. He had a wife I Scl:}aedig will enroll in a four Friday evening 8:30 Orches~r~ me~b~rs Bogus The picnic will be followed by a concert under and eight children to sup- course at the state prison concert dates. Mortchlklan, Violin; James the stars at the Meadow Brook Music Festival's port; he had nowhere to turn, which will equip him for in. The Preludes are offered Waring,. violin; Davi~ Ir~- Howc:rd C. Baldwin Pavilion, featuring noted French and chanced a meeting with stitutional chaplaincy work. without additional charge to Ila.nd, Viola an.d Marto DI' Pastor Schaedig has b~en on Zodiac concertgoers, many Flore, cello: Will perform. pianist Philippe Entremont and the internationally Mr ..Kotcher ~eca~se ~otcher . .. CadJllac was m hIs neighbor. the staff at St. Paul for the of wh()m will qualify fo!' Two speCIal seasonal coo. renowne d con d uctor, Hrroyukl Iwakl. !hood Mr Kotcher undertook past four years. His responsi- half-price student subscrip- certs also have been adde,d The $20.a.person ticket price wJ)) include a this 'case' which was later Pholo by Leo Knight bilities were chieny in the tions. Highlighting a Friday, to ~he 197~:74 s~~edule. A picnic planned by Meadow Brook Hall's gourmet called th~ Parkside Project. Married Wednesday afternoon, July 11, in areas of youth and Christian October 19 date will be a ChriStmas Pops Conce~, caterer, Nil:,; Johanssen, the concert at 8:30 p.m., IOther friends heard about it, Our Lady Star of the Sea Church was NINA education. perCormanc'e of "Carmina conducted by Richard Hay- and a yeilJ"s membership to the Meadow Brook and banded together to do the RO~E GIACALONE to Anthony Gerard Bologna. * • • Burana" ,by Or.f£, Rafael man, is ,planned for Fridar Gallery Associates, if i.hey are not members already. same .... and thus began The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An. Former Pointer PAUL H. Fruhbeck de Bur{!os conduct. evening, December 14, at $10 of the $20 is tax deductible. wh.a~ IS known today as the thony J. Gial:alone, recently of Grosse Pointe SCHULTZ, son of MR. and ing. 8:30. The ,Rackham Sym- Proceeds from "Picnic On The Grass" wJll be Crl~ls ,club. W~en the or. and now of Birmingham, Mich.; the bridegroom MRS. HERBERT SCHULTZ, The Prelude that evening p~ony Choir will be .featured ., gamzahon was mcorporated I. of Washiugton road, recently will be "The Art of Spanish wltbthe Orchestra UI song~ d f is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bologna of Bal. use to und the Meadow Brook Art Gallery s Un. in 1956 Mr Kotcher became I was appointed Prosecuting Piano," featuring pianist of the season: On Sun~a~ usual multi. media presentation of "Found Industrial' the pr~side~t for the follow. four road, I cal Lutheran Church, will be le8Rance honored at a farewell recep- A selected group of values to $185 , There's 'HOPE' REDUCED IN GROUPS OF For Yacht Club It ~s Showboat '73 at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club on \ Saturday night, August 4, as \ helicopters, parachute jump. ers and jets added to the ex. '10.'20 citement already created by the many club members par- ticipating in the parade. The boat that won first place was the Good Ship HOPE owned by Mr. and '30. '40. '50 ~frs. Jerry Kalin. As his guests and partakers of the hospital scene were Dr. and *most other*spring and* summer* Mrs. Jerry DiMaslo, Dr. and Mrs. 'Louis Bruno, Colonel and Mrs. Don Reid and Mr. , and Mrs. Robert .1:l'trney, all DRESSES - COSTUMES of GrOSSe Pointe. All aboard were dressed far surgery and the operation ALL WEATHER COATS WllS a complete success on Up the bow of the ship! Yo 1/2off 1 ... .., .t SWIAJlRS* • IlOUSES *• * * $lIlTS. SlAClS • TENNIS DIESSES • Now 1/3 to 1/2 oft 'ANTSUITS • IlAZIRS Jht .sbop.. of W"ttOI\.Pi~..U Sf." H• .,,: BOIS EAST JEFFERSO;'tl /lJrl~ IlETlWIT. \11<:11. Kercllnal It St. Clair Imse hi. Open Dail, 9:30 a.m. to S p.m. CLOSED SATURDAYS 3 Kercheval Ave" at Fisher Road III ..... Punch and Jyd" lIIock 821-3525 ., s.n.t 11I1 . Trwy TU 1-~505 Quali.y NllTiins Care , \ 'I .. ';I ... J< :- ...... _ ...... ~ 0;- I Page Fourtee" GROSSE POfNTE NEWS I hursday. August V, IYlJ Society News Gathered from the Pointes Mrs. Theodore Southgate I Fall Fashions To Be Modeled at Lochmoor The Women's Soci.al Com. IMrs. Herberl Krickstein and ":he ~ollowing Lo.clunoor Miss Graves Wed mittee of Loehmoor Country Mrs. Patrick Barry as co. ladles wIll be modelIng the Club is planning a Back.to. chairmen. latest fall fashions for worn- . Walking down the runway en: Mrs. DQnald Dykstra, In Historic Church School Fashion Show and Ito' the music of Mrs. Krick- Mrs. -Frank Germack, Jr., .2 Luncheon on Thursday., Au, j stein at the piano will bel Mrs. Harry Gemuend. Jr., gust 16, r.t 12 noon. Fashions I Sandi Sweeney, 15; Kim Mrs, Michael Grow and Mrs. " I Couple Now at Home in West Roxbury, MA'ss., will lie presented by Jacob. Grow, 14; Christie Macad. Carl Quarnstrom. son's of Grosse POL.'1tewith dino, 12; Leslie Grow, 11; Members may make res. .::While Both Complete Graduate Studies ! Marji Kunz, columnist for R a c h e I Krickslein, nine; ervations for themselw5 and lhe Detroit Free Press, doing Stacy Miller, eight; Aaron guests by calling the Loch. the commentary. Krickstein, six; Amy North, moor Club before Sunday, )3oston's Old North Church was the setting for I Chairman for the affair is live, and Frankie Germack, August 12. Tickels are S4 for ther wedding of Christina Adrienne Graves, of Mrs. Stephen Sweeney with five, I1dults and $2.25 for children. Buekingham road, and. Theodore John South~ate, s010f Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Southgate, of Rlver- tOOl N.J., on Tuesday, June 26. The Reverend Robert GoJ;,lege,Vicar of Old North, officiated at the 10 I o'dock rites, assisted by A. Edward Southgate, f.:JwarJ nepi Pa*iarch of the Philadelphia Stake, Church of JesUs Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the bridegroom's I Mr. and Mrs. Donald :Jake pleaJuI'e in gr3Jldfather. A luncheon reception followed at the H. Lescohier, of Bedford Wellesley College Club, Wellesley, Mass. announcing 101'fwo weeLJ Escorted by her bther, Iroad, announce the en- the bride wore a gown of Charles Richmond, of Hing. gagementof Mrs. Lescc, can lace and silk or- ham, Mass. bier's daughter, KAREN J(eilk g fiza. Her fingertip veil The bride is a graduate IMARIE KRISTOPIK, to m,.. 'lk '11 • f 11 f of the Emma Willard SChool, o Sl 1 USlon e rom. T N Y d f'" 11 MaruI'n James Knorp. a Camelot headpiece of LD roy,' .. an 0 "e es. 10l'mel'l" 01 ViJal SaJJoon ley College, wherE she was The brJ.d le"t w a ParIs and matching lace, a~~~~~~ d '" '- s a d she carried a bou- She is currently a graduale gra uated from Grosse ofonJon & new YOl'L q 'of yellow roses, dai, student of Gordon.conwell fointe South High School s s, and baby's ,breath, Theological Seminary in in 1972. She is currently mI'. J(eU~ will Le ~e,.e usan .Patric!a Converse, Soutb Hamilton, Mass. employed by the J. L. Riverside. Conn., was The bridegroom was grad. id of honor, wearing II uated magna cum laude in Hudson Company, ll'Om AuguJI 7/~ I~,.u I~e 17/~ I g white organza Empire 1971 from the ,University of . Her fiance, sun of Mr. "I leel Ihat hair is one of the only fluid parIs of g w.,n embro'deredI WI'th Pennsylvania, where he was Iand Mrs. Frank E. Knorp, g een leaves and Venise aHiliated with Phi Kappa I the body Ihat can be molded to suit borla structure pint lace. Sigma. He is r,urrent1y com. Photo by Romer Studio. of Royal Oak, was gradu. -And thai all hair should have the ease, that dentically gowned in long pleting his Ph.D. in mathe. CHRISTINA ADRIENNE GRAVES, daugh- ated from KimbaU High only, superb cuffing CAN DO. For consultations ite cambric dresses fig. matics at the ,Massachusetts ter of ,Dr. and tMrs. James Henry Graves, of School in 1971. He is .th Institute o{ Technology. B k' h d b h b'd h od to advise and cut your hair in the look 01 today-." u ed WI red and blue flow- . The couple will live in . uc mg am roa " ecame t e: rI e of T e ore presently studying archi, e s were matrons of honor W John Southgate, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. COMPLETE MAKEUP WILL BE s. J. Willis Graves, the est Roxbury, Mass., wbile S th t f R' t N J T J tecture at Lawrence In, completing their studies. OU ga e, Olver on, .,' on uesday, une t't bide's sister.in.law, of Grand They pl.,an a fan wedding trip 26, in Boston's Old North Church. S 1 ute of Technology and APPLIED WITH EVERY APPOINTMENT } ven, Mich., and Mrs. to the Virgin islands. ------is employed by Beaver wrence L. Martin, of 1 ingsburg, Mich., and Art -M-u-se-u-m-O-f-fe-rs- 'Welcome' Club Plans Lunch Precision Products. EDWARD NEPI SALON b idesmaids'Janet Weeks . . . The c 0 ~ pIe plan a J ~~.:~1~ik~::~nE':~:U:,~:re~~:por.1 £=.r ~£:.:ss::::;!:::~~,' w~~a~y~n~e~~s;Wta:t~e~~uv:DJa~v'eor:s:l~ttye~a:n:d~II ~:::';:~~;:';P~::~:U:::;:d;:;:;y:::;:a;;d~~d':~a;::y;;~e;:v:;:e;~n'~n::g;;;s:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;/:~l-~\,:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:~~;:~~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:. , he bride's mother wore. haps some of the best travel. ed persons in the country, planning their Annual Schol., who is goiug on to Bransom I ,... d th' S t d A t 11th " " a .ong Eml?ire gown of gre~n and as such are of special in. arship Benefit. Luncheon., to earn her degree. The An. ""ose IS a ur oy, ugus. i----r ~~ C Iffon WIth a .Mandarln terest to William A. BosUck, Fashion Show to be held nual Luncheon and Fashion /" . c liar. Mrs. Southgate wore administrator o{ the Detroit Thursday. ~c1ober 25, at the Show is the main sou:ce of JJ~O~ O/kw;.O~ O~ g~ =\ ~lrr'~ a ong gown of flowered voile Institute of Arts Grosse POlJ1te War Memo. revenue. ~ U~ F~I Ht,.1. o er taffeta with a cowl ..ol, As a fund.raising activity rial's CrystaIB'allroom. The Club hopes to have ap. ~~ ~E;~j iil.,..." p' I . Both mot~ers wor~ ~or. for the museum, "Espana Proceeds from the annual proximately 250 to 300 women ...~':::~!L::lll s ge~ of white cymbIdium Esplendida" is offered by the event are directed towards at the October luncheon. Per- "h .... • I'II o cruds. . Founders Society to one or !lursing scholarships. Recip. sons wishing to advertise in 'Ii c 1/" he dutIes of best man two Pointe couples who lents of present nursing sehol. the fashion show program ~ II re shared by the bride"!! would like to spend $3 26() for arships are Denise 'Pilon, at should contact Betty Selden, 'l:f. II bother, Jam e s Willis a three-week great art and St. Joseph Mercy Hospital; 19792 Edshire lane, 88:;'-7558. II .aves, of Gr~nd Haven, food tour of Spain beginning I ch., and :Micbael John Wednesday, September 5. derson, of Philadelphia, A donation of $350 to the . .The. bride's younger museum is included in the b other, John David NiCholas two.person cost. Mr. Bostick, aves, ushered with Ed- an art historian and gourmet rd EmersOIJ Kriebel, of will act as tour guide. He rristown, Pa., and John may be reached at 831-0360. .M~i,Wl@l;;;; , I ~1. .. ilil-' ~ .'...... ', "Calico" by J.P. Stevens. .. permanent press 'OU.R 50th 11~ .....' polyester/cotton 18Q.thread count percale .'..:.: :::: sheets at sup~rb savings. Brown, navy, red ••e: or green with all-over tiny white blossoms AUGUST :::: and entertwining stems and leaves. Wide :=:: :::: white hem with scalloped embroidered edging. 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I The se~ond week of Sum. and .~amm~rstein. ,s aeiI their' flnt ehlld, a son, i dies from Broadway, favorite! mer Muslc Theltre opens It "':~a and 'The Kin, ID j ROBERT JAMES, m, on arias from the world's most I Mercy College on August 28, 1. July 10 Mrs, Fry Is the I I ' 29 and 30. then eODeludea ----- . E HELLWIG II Bride on June 30 : beloved operas and the, musIc Iwith August 31, September 1 Exhll)l~!ll~ their \V,lrk :It former JAN d MRS' / I I?f Tchaikovsky. all presented and 2 performances at Rouge tbe secondSt. Clair Art Fair daUlhter of MR. an . In a summery outdoor set. Park near Joy ROld and last weekend were PolJrters JIM HELLWIG, of Kenmore ') j I Couple at Home in Fort Wayne Following Wed. I ling, should take advantage Lahser, ALICE BALFREY, CHLOE drive. Paternal erandparents)~ ding Trip to Paradise Island in the Bahamas : of the 1973 Detr~t Symphony The three programs and BOEM, BE'M'E PRllDDEN Ilr MR. and MRS. ROBE.RT ' ,Summer Mus I c Theatre, Itheir performance dates are and LEO SALVAGGIO, JR. J. FRY, of Saglnaw, Mlch. ! Thursday, August 23, through as follows: At a 5 o'clock ceremony in Grosse Pointe I I Sunday, September 2. The Program 1-(August 23 28 Memo from, nno ,...., Woods. Presbyterian Church Saturday, June 30,: : fre~ outd?or perlormanc~~, and 31) Excerpts from Biz~t's r"i~ Catherme Hayes, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lionel I whIch begm at 8 p.m., wI.l "Carmen." the finale of Hayes, of Oxford road, exchanged wedding vows once again be conducted ~y Tchaikovsky's Symphony No, Are you as beautiful as you can be? , •• • ui[ wi.th David Robert Tyler, of Fort Wayne, h1d. The the Orchestra's conductor.m. 4 selections from Lerner and You can be. When , 10C'. bndegroom's parent are Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,residence, Paul Freeman, I Loewe's "Gigi" and Bock 'wI , Scheduled in three Detroit I aud Ripley's "Fiddler on the Tyler, of Flushing, MiCh'l ' : locations, the series is pre. Roof." 'lhv;an.r ' WooJ",.J Dr. John O~ert off~ci. Dressed identically werl.! sented in co.operation with I Program 2- August 24, 2R, Teaches you how, with your ated at the ntes whtch the bridesmaids, Mrs. Steven' the City of Detroit Parj(s and I29 and september 1) Ex. were followed by a cham. Jackson, of Lansing, alld I Recreation Department. I cerpts {rom Leone:avallo's fREE Make up tessons. pagne dinner reception Becky Sue Tyler. of Flush • First stop for the Orches.: "Pagliacc:i," Tcbaikovsky's 'U~5446 '"" MACK in the Crystal Ballroom ing, sisters of the groom; I tra and eleven guest vocalists "1812 Overture" plus selee:- a-.I ... , oM ThlHMrt of the Grosse Pointe War Mrs. Michael Bos, of Hol.1 'will be Stile Isle (Remick tions from Jerome Kern's aa-tlM ,...... a e.-Ite"ta Memorial. land, formerly. Chris Carlson i : Memorial Music !)hell) on "Showboat." ~A"""" : 3d! The bride selected a white of Grosse Pomte, snd Bar. I ,Thursday through Sunday, Program 3-(August 25, 30 silk organza gown fashioned ba~a Bachtel,. of Columbus,' : August 23, 24, 25 and 26, ,A and September 2) Exe:erpts ; sequence of three programs from Puccini's 'La Boheme," ",. ~ with an Alencon lace appli. OhIO" a, Michigan Slalc, , () qued bodice and long full sororIty sIster. : , will be performed, repeating the third movement from sleevn repeating the apPII.1 Flower girl, Molly Brown,' ! the second program on Tchalkovsky's Symphony No, .' G : August 26. 6 and selections from Rodgers VM fURNITURf .1 q qued lace 'motif. Her lull of Lansing,' wore II pink silk ~ , GIOSSE POINTE G skirt fell from a fitted waist. organza gown with lace. , line to a Chapel train, An embroidered ruffles Ir~m! P Aleocon lace headpiece held waist to the noor. She camed , " 2 her silk illusion finger-tip a whit" wicker basket of, veil, She carried a cascade elegance carnations and fern. 'NOW IN PROGRESS' 0 of white rosebuds and Bearing the rings on a satin 41.;: 'I stephanotis, accented with pl1low the. bride's par~nl~, ;1 I elegance carnations and ivy. had used In their wedd~ng" , ....0 " ,r.,) 2'" Serving as her sister's was the cousin of the brldc, . Married at a-- 5 o'clock ceremony in Grosse 1 ANNUAL MIDSUMMER ,~.iq matron of honor, Mrs. Christopher Jones, of Pore Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church on Saturday, I Stephen Anderson, of Mt. Huron, son of Mr. and Mrs, June 30, were CATHERINE HAYES, daughter of .':, Pleasant wore a lavender P..ul R. Jones. formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Hayes, of Oxford road, and '!Il v I FURNITURE, ,',I If and pink floral silk organza Grosse Pointe. David Robert Tyler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I halter dress with matching , Timothy Tyler of FI~S~, Tyler, of Flushing, Mich. a " ._1 elbow.length cape, Her cas. mg, acted as his broth T$ '._,_ ,_._ ,_,_,_. __ , _ _ .. I:. ',,,i ,i I cade bouquet of elegance best man. The ushers inc1ud. ' " I' . ,. ' , carnations, fern, starf10wers I ed John Paul Hayes. brother 11ft. Pless8nt; and eral!!, CapItal Umverslty, Colum. SALE! " I I and ivy, was tlr.d with deep IOf the bride: brothera.in.law, ,Calvert. of Augusta, Ga., a i bus, 0" named PAMELA i '"1<'1 ( purple velvet ribbon match. Steven Jackson, of Lansing" fraternit). brother of "he ,KNIGHTON, of Lakepolnte I I ing the bow in her hair, and Stephen Anderson, of bridegroom at Michigan road. ROBERT ENGEL. CALIFORNIA FLY AND DRIVE ., d '! , .- . -----, i State. 'HART, of Hawthorne road,' - days 6 nights at the Holiday Inll 01 Oakland (San Francisco) I ) i For her daughter's wed. and THOMAS FISCHER, ?f i and or the Holiday Inn 01 Brentwood (Los Angeles) plu~ the use 0/ lOT050%'OFF .I ~-: . 'i 2 'I SPECIAL WEDDING i ding, Mrs, Hayes Ch05~ I ~erlford road. ,to the de;.n s ! a car With unillililed mjleage Sail Francisco-Civic Center. Fillancial Oistlict. F'sherma,,'s Wharf and Los Angeles-Hollywooa available fo.. ,) ;J i. 10.ng lavender and pink floral' hst for the spring quarter. I ROOI ..SAMPLES, IN STOCI i silk orgallza gown made with at aadltlonal cost. San Dlego-$289,OO." Weekly departures via , , INVITATIONS AMERICAN AIRLINES or UNITED AIR LINES, COLLICTIOtIS, ACClSSOIIU • , I self. ruffled scoop neck, long " , . Plus 10 'j la. and spr"crs, band on ACCINTS Of OUI YIlt ..~~J I ,.OGlt. OFF i sIeves ruffled at the wrist, LAS VEGAS do"~le occupancy, fl.' .;tJ J • ,. ! and lavender velvet ribbon Friends Are HOME S S... u, Iin. of Iridal Acc... ori•• tool I at the waist, Her wrist cor. r; l' sage was cymbidium orchids. I HOLIDAY INN Center Strip J' i~;:;\\ DICOIA""~ .' '" ;1 i Mrs, Tyler's pink silk jer. I" DOUBLE SINGLE ,,',\ c:"Il /;} J 01 I sey suit dress was fashioned A NI'ceI! Thing 'I. Jhe La,. Jhoppe Iwith a long accordion.pleated ' 3 NIGHTS/4 DAYS $199.00* $234,00'" ~."1IIMS. ~.~~ 0 19491 MACK 881...780 I skirt and gold.belted Jacket.' T'o Ha;'I'8 4 NIGHTSj5 DAYS $219.00,. $259.00* • (Adjoining lalonb~nnj.,.lok.ry) i She wore a gardenia corsage. , ,W' ... I After a wedding trip to -I Paradise Island in the Ba. SPECIAL LAS VEGAS hamas, the couple is at hom!! 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Short and Average lengths, $20. ~:: :~; - I)aily Ridinll InslruClioni " By Top Professionals o Slable Man8~emenl 0 Grooming. Feeding ':=.:::,. ~.::.:::" • Creathoe Arls • Cra"s 0 Physical ,..itness 0 Swimminll : :::> •• ::: ~:~:,:'::, • La~1 Session SI8rls Monday, AUgUlll 13 ~.' ~, fef "'"he, information call Wa, M.mori.1 270 North Roch.st.r Rd. a' 111.7511 or 752.95S~ I tTacobson'S I;; Just North of Romeo Rd. 2 WMk Seuloft, r 5 OaYI: Monday thru ~ ~ Roch.ster, Michigan friday. Umltocl .nrollm.n'-$95. Cample,. ~~ . ~ 1Jnclvctinl 'ro" .. ".tion) Ij~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~.:~~.~.~:~.:::~.~:~.::.::.~.~:~:~:~.;.::::/~~.?::~:~:~;~::~.~:~.:~:~:~.~.~~::.~:.::.~.~:::.~~.~~.~.:,; ; ;.7..;.; ••,•••••••••,-:;••••••~.~-:-:.~ I., 'II ,: ••••••••••••••••••••• _ .. , I , \ Aie) l . ._ ...... __ ~ "'cd =1."'" .._ 1 d«" 44 "f.C _ ""'.. _ ~ ...... -...... _.~_~_ -I_.JI.-"'" _ •• ~_ ...0.- ~_ - '. ~ ..... 1'. '.-- ."~. ~- .• -~ _- •. , ~ ',' ,- \' Thursday, August 9, 1973 Autumn Rites Mrs. Timothy J. Rosberg To Wed For Miss Evans Dr. and Mrs. Gomer P. Evans, of Berkshire road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kimberly bb FLOOR Couple Are Making Their Home in Kent, 0" as Ann, to Thomas Wendell Merrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. We've b",i1t a business around the most advanced Bridegroom Completes Senior Year at William M. 'Merrill, of Des Floor maintenance technology available. Kent State University Maines, Iowa. Both the bride.elect and Now we like to make it available to you in . f h' S t 'her fiance are 1971 gradu. your home. \ Now at home l.n K.ent, 0., a ter t ~lr a ur. ates of Grinnell College. Mr. day, June 23, weddmg In the Grosse Pomt~ Can- Merrill recently completed For Carpet Cleaning and hard surface floor reo gregational Church are Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Itwo years oC study as a finishing call for a Free estimate. John Rosberg. Rhodes Scholar at Magdalen " For her 7 o'clock wed. ',OC. honor, Susan ,Head, 'dOf College, Oxford University, . . Hmsdale, Ill, Bndesmal s. England. 689-6585 dmg, at WhICh the Rev- dressed in green voile were A I Se t be d h'" e . • n «lar y p em r gar en .,~_rend Roy H u tc "on pr. Jane CollIson, of Northbrook, wedding is planned. _ ~ded, the former Sally Ill., Joan Johnson, oC Geneva, 1------Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Elizabeth Slater selected Ill.; Janet Recor, of Fraser, . . Ritter, of Cook road, are an- -~4 iQWJl of white organza Colo.; and Perry Bowen.. dmg Mrs .. Slat~r sel~cted a nouncing the engagement of with Scheffi embroidery I' The attendants wore white I g~wn of pmk Silk With I.ace. their daughter, JANICE, to BOUVIER . th b d' d picture hats trimmed with trim. Mother of the brlde- forming e 0 Ice an. .. groom Mrs Rosberg chose Paul Kozowicz, 5011 of Mr. short two.tiered slee\'es.-~rIbbon matchmg their dresses. d' b'I' t'. d and Mrs. St",n.ey Kozowicz, . ' '. l White baskets of yellow and a pow e! ue gown rlmme of Detroit. DES FL.tINDRES . Her ~ttached, chapel tram I 'hite daisies completed their With white lace. Bot.h.mothers 'the bride-elect attended was fimshed With bands of ~uUits had cream cymhldlUm or- Macomb County Community PlJPPIES ,mbroidery a~ the he~. ~ Acti~g as best man was chid corsages. College and Eastern Miclti- ~ap of matchmg em~rold~r~ Jack .Streich of Barrington The couple left for a wed- gan University. Ayailable Now at ;~eld her. bo~ffa~t Veil oC 1m. Ill. In the u~her corps wer~ ding trip to Virginia Beach Her fiance was graduated 1!"rted s~ IllUSIon. . Skip Slater, a brother oC the after the wedding. reception from Wayne State Univer- ,.;.';l'he bnde, who IS the I bride, Jeffrey Rosberg, broth- at the Grosse Pomte Yacht sity. He is now associated daughter of Mr. and Mrs' er of the bridegroom of Club. with Harry M. Gordon and TII KERRYDANTS KENNEL z.ewis M. ~Iater, of L~wiston Wood Dale, Ill., Stuart Wat. Among the out - of - town I Company, C.P.A. 7212Q DEQUINDRE, ROMEO -:oad, carn~ a Colomal bou.l terson, of Charlottesville, guests at the wedd~g were A late May wedding is quetof white roses. Va.; William Shank, of In- grandmother of the bride, planntd • .Serving as matron of honor dianapolis, .Ind.: and SCott Mn. Earl !Madill, of Port was the bride's sister, Mrs. Sward, of Rolling Meadows, HurOll, and grandparents of Ptoto by J. S. DeForeit IDEAL HOUSE PETS,EASILY ~ohn Huige, of Minneapolis, Jll. The bridegroom is the the bridegrOQm, Mr. and Mrs. Wed Satur~ay, June 23, in the Grosse Pointe TRAINED - INTelLIGENT ~ND Congregational Church was SALLY ELIZABETH -Minn. Also dressing in a son of the J. Wesley Ros. Otto Sward, of Cleveland DEVOTED FAMILY DOG ',,,,11 . , eveless n i hts Hei hIs and Mrs. Hol er SLATER, daughter of the Lewis M. Slaters, of . Rosberg, son of Mr. and EXCELLENT WATCH DOG " of Cleveland Heights. • This August, 14A R I A N Requires A Minimum of Grooming Care. GRAM, of Moran road, will Call The Kennel 1-752-3686 SAVE up. to 20% receive ber M.A, in Antbro. pology from The University I of Michigan. She specialized in !be Near East countries and the Arabic language. Own a home that / DURING DRAPER'S ANNUAL SALE Miss Gram leaves before graduation ceremonies 'lor doesn't own YO orientation in Algeria prior A condominium at. //~ / , to two years of teaching Whittier Manor English there for Interna- <~ $146.50 per month, I ~ ~ tional Voluntary Services. • The price range is right -,' 0 ~ ~ • at $14,500 to $16,300. Z n . And when you consider American c!ncJ Swiss . that you can move into a U~ I • WATCH REPAIRS one bedroom, one bath >1.~~q1f~ $15,000 condominium for. ~ il'jl • DIAMONDS only $146.50 per month' REMOUNTING with 20% down and a . conventional mortgage • • JEWELRY REPAIRING the price gets even 11• ~ beth;r. Particularly when • you realize that a ~ monthly co!>tof $146.50 includes principal and interest paymen~s. Developed by: maintenance charges John D. Hoben & Co, and taxes. So consider Sales: stepping up to a lilestyle Michigan Condominium Corp. t.1od"ls now open from 1-7 PM that includes a balcony. daily. Closed Thursdays. For HOEBERLIN~ natural oak flooring and informal ion call 884.3555. .IEWEI..l" : other features you might Belore or after model hours 27 yeors in te"", locolion ' expect to pay more for. call 885-4880. • Baaed upon S15,COO purchase price 14933 Kercheval -.with conventional mCr1g&ge at :<,., 822.~.509 7V. % interest. Open Thursday and Friday evenings. Closed this Saturday, August 11th . ... KLING ANTIQUE PINE SALE 50 BOOKST ACKS - Reg. $22750 PRICE $199 30"x l6"x80" H. One adjustable shelf b.hind doors. See Our Complete Display of PINE and MAPLE ACCESSORIES ,~ 23020 MACK AVENUE (Near 9 Mile Rd.) Ph. 778-3500 Open Evenings 'Iil 9 P.M., Mon., Thurs., 'Fri. Olh., Do." 'tll 5,30 P.M. , ',f- . I, I Thursday. August 9. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PaQ8 Seventeen ~ ' ... Women's Page- by, of and for' Pointe Worneb ------_._-~---_._------The Thomas Gaulkes Mrs. Robert Hanzl, Jr:' Candlelight Vows [Carol A. Harrison I .' For Cristine Tyler IMarried August 4 Bride Designed Gown of White Satin: Couple Newlyweds Wili Make Home in Sf. Clair Sheres Living in Milwaukee, Wise. Following Wedding Trip to Hawaii Christine Tyler, daughter of Mr. and Mr$: 8t: Clare of Montefalco Church was the setting Maurice L. Tyler, of Bedford road, was married to for the wedding of Carol Ann Harrison, daughter Thomas Gaulke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaulke, of Dr. and Mrs. J. Wilfred Harrison, of Balfour road, of Franklin, Wise., on Saturday, June 23. to Robert Hanz], Jr., on Saturday, August 4. The The candlelight cere. 1------bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hanzl, of mony was held at St. I carried a bouquet of red Harper Woods. I James Lutheran Church. rose buds accented with The 12 o'clock rites, at IJulie Nielsen, dressed in The bride fashioned her baby's breath. which the Reverend Reip- gowns oI yellow muslin own dress of white satin with Serving as maid of honor hold Sternemann offici. matching. the bri~esmai?s. a Chantilly lace overlay. The was the bride's sister, Bette I ated were followed by a I Flower girl wa~, DIane Nlel. dress was along the empire Tyler. John Froscher served I , t. t th L h I sen another mece of the line" with a large s'l.tin bow as best man. The wedding recep Ion a e oc - bridegroom; ring bearer was in the back and an attached party also induded four moor Club. 'James Konitsney nephew of train. The full-length sleeves bridesmaids, four grooms. I For her wedding, th~ bri~e the bridegroom .• were of chiffon falIin" from men and two ushers. . selected a gown oI white Silk David Miles 01 Rochester '''' The attendants wore white organza with insets .of Ale.n. acted as best man. In th~ caplet sleeves of lace. sheer dresses decorated with con lace in the Empire waist usher corps were Dr. John The Iormer Miss Tyler I red velvet dots. White Pic-I and long sleeves. Her long Harrison a brother of the m.antilla v~il was trimmed bride, of'Mt. Clemens; Roger WIth matchmg lace. She car. N a u e r t of Springfield' rie? a bouq.uet of white car- Robert K~nitsney, of Farm: nahons, pmk roses and ington' Robert Forbes of I baby's b r e.a t h, ~entered Mt. C'l e men s; and Gary We are pleased aroun~ a white O~Chid,' Davis, of Sterling Heights. Servmg as her Sister sma. The' mother of the bride l~> tron of honor wa~ M~s. Roger selected' a full-length pink to announce Nauert. of ~prmgheld, 111. peau de soie dress with an Als.o dressed In yellow d~tted E m p ire waist and long SWISS ciowns were bnd.es. sleeves of pink lace. The St. James Lutheran Church was the setting maids Mrs. Robert Komts- bridegroom's mother chose 'for the Saturday, June 23, wedding of CHRIS- ney, ~ sister of the bride, o! a long powder blue crepe St. Clare of Montefa1c(' Church was the :~~. JACK H. WALSH ~armmgton; Mrs. John Har- dress fashioned with a man- I TINE TYLER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice nso~, .of .Mt. Clemens; Mrs. darin neckline. Both mothers ting for the Saturday, August 4, wedding"-m L. Tyler, of Bedford road, and THOMAS GAUL. DaVId Mi!es, of Roches~er; wore white orchid corsages. CAROL ANN HARRISON, daughter of Dr., ~ KE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaulke, of Frank- and two sIsters of the .bnde- Following a wedding trip Mrs. J. Wilfreu Harrison, of Balfour road,: has ioined our staff lin, Wise. groom, ~frs, Stewart Nielsen, to Hawaii. the couple will of Lake Bluff, III.; and Mrs. make their home in st. Clair Robert Hanzl, Jr., son of the Robert Hanzls,~ f , Mildred Hanzl, of Troy. Shores. of profes~ional sales associates ture hats and nosegays of I New Sentinel Center in Their dresses were fash- _ Harper Woods. : white baby mums, red mums Jefferson avenue. ioned with double ruffles at and baby's breath corr:pleted The couple are making the neckline and capped An extension ot' the Poinles .. their outfits. their home in Milwaukee, sleeves .. Yellow grosgrain The bride's mother chose Wise. ribbon trimmed the Empire Matching People and Houses ... with imagination a floor.length pastel floral ----- waistlines and their white ,/-/ I/? p?: print dress; the bridegroom's I Visiting the JAMES F. picture hals. They carried th/e/ (:::~_.[l/? mother wore a floor-length PEPPER family, of Haw- bouquets of yellow roses and d I white dress with a green thorne road, are the GOR- white carnations. Condominiums from $10,4 . flower print. 1 DON WAHLINS, formerly of Serving as junior brides- The reception {ollowing the The Shores, now residing \ maids were two nieces of the ," I ceremony was held at the near Sawyer, Mich_ bridegroom, !If e lis s a and .3 ow Kerch •••• JUST OFF LAKESHORE A.en•• mrm •.' Members of Grosse-Pointe Real Estate Boord • 1r:':':':':':;;::~.:~~'~::~:;:':'~~:.~;~~~;:'::::~~~'~~':':':':':.:':1~ ili Closed this Saturday, August 11th. r~i :~ Vogue Panern;:: ::: *8528 - $2 ::: lUllurious living can be yours in this custom built 5, bedroom 4 \o'.l both residen,ce. library with fireplace, family room with firepla,ce and bar, central air conditioning, lawn sprinkler systeh" burglar and fire alarm and a 5 cor attached garage. Bea'JtifuI yard. Choice location. Matching People and Hr)uses ... with imagination 83, ow KERCHEVAL AVENUE mGBII 886-3400 MAXON mil ili Members of Grosse Pointe Real Estate Boord IJh I• * * i* i* III I :::~':9:::~~~~.::::i:.. IIl *::: carefree, wrinkle-shunning fabrics you :::~ ~~~ want for an original wardrobe look ... for 1j1 ~II.. 1-- the casual, easy, one-of-a-kind YOU who iii I II ~~1 of the complete fall 73 Halston collection i~~ creates your own couture mood for town ~~~ I Today - Thursday, August 9 ::: and travel. The selection of patterns and ::: Instantly Appealing 9:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. And on,ce inside this 3 bedroorl\ Colonial you'll see why it deserves an "A+" rating. Its ideal floor plan provides for pra,ctical everyday living. Dresses. gowns and sport ensembles in the .: Some of its special featwes are: 15!? foot dining room, separate breakfas: , . 1::1.:.. 1:: yd. 1.:.:!:... 1::; :~:I;::~~:e::::::~:t:;:'::: room. 2 firepla,ces, terrace, fire alarm system, all bedrooms lorge er.ough manner of softened ease and understatement. Heller acrylic knits. 4.5Q.5.50 yd. for twin beds, copper plumbing, newer gas forced air furnace ... attractive de,cor and new ,carpeting qnd draperies. low interest, assumable mortgage. ~ * located in Grosse Poillte Farms, Kerby, Brownell and St. Paul schools, Arrange for on early appointment by contacting one of our consultants ill:::Jacobsons :::ill today. $42,900. OHlAND I FASHIONS FABRICS I ::: 17015 Kercheval ::: ~ • HEARTY ~ ~ J(~RIAIIOfj\. ~: 2 HOURS FREE PARKING... :.: l~l JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET i;~ 395 fiSHER ROAD ~~:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.x.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::: TU 6-3800 .. \ , \ \ s_ ,...... '4'" ._ ., ft. h ;"",.,f,' ..... """l" ...... ~_ ...... _:JtIIi...-.-..... ~_~ ~ ...w~ ..~_~4"~~~~~ ...... -J ... J...... 6.l ...... '~ ...... , (in k ,-= • .-- - ...... - '" ,. '.~ ,:','" ~." :~.., .. ,.J ,I '198 EiC'Jhteen G R 0 5 S E POI N T_E NEW S Thursday, AUC'Jud 9, 1973 / jSoci~tyNews Gathered from the Pointes neckliJie, accented by crystal MR. and MRS. FRANK beads. Both mothers carried NEUHAUS of Brys drive, Mrs. Michael A. DePauw Mrs. Brian Berlenbach two cymbidium on'bids on announce the birth of their GeralynBeaufait their purses. second child, a boy, SCOTT Out-of-townguests included AARON, on July 10. Mrs. the bride's aunt, ,Mrs. Mar. Neuhaus is the former garet Kaufman, of Indcpllnd. MAUREEN DEFOUR, ~WedsMr. DePauw ence, Kans. j and the bride. daughter of MR. and MRS. ll. ~ groom's aunt and uncle, Mr, MORRIS DEFOUR, of Re. aOldMrs. Bernard Feingold, naud road. Paternal grand- -COuple Vacation in Northern Michigen Before I of Mt. Bethel, Pa. parents are MR. and MRS. Making Their Ho..me in Grand Rapids, Mich, Following a wedding trip JOSEPH WIEDERER, of to Nassau, Florida and At. Warren. Scott joins his older lanta, Ga." the C9uple are at sister, ANDREA MICHELLE Now at home in Grand Rapids, Mich., are Mr. home in Mt. Clemens. at home. , cand Mrs. MIChael Arthur DePauw, who were mar. , :ried on Friday, June 22, in st. Clare of Montefalco Think Christmas Now! ,IChurch. The Reverend 'Edward J. Sweeney pre- AUGUST _"sided at the 5 o'clock rites which were followed by a reception at Imperial Hall. ' The b rid e; _ &eralyn i SEMI ANNUAL Marie 'Beaufait, daughter dressed in sheer cotton noral of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard prints of pink, lavender and (1Louis Beaufait, of Ca. blue on. a whit~ ~acklr~und. ~ieux road seJected a The b~ldesmalds w a 1St s .; h' 'lk' were tied with powder blue .:w Ite SI orga!,za gown French grosgrain sashes; the _~ WIMft yOU MIIlI • nu_ DePauw, of Armada. Programs for the Young: The,6:30 o'clock rites \ ------Appeal No. 5-1973 (Mly catllOl)') People's Concerts on fOUl"at which the Reverend 1 and hem. A green ribbon or comllllnlon. c.lI u.- • I The petition of Goodyear Tire & Rubber N_I ~ - pravldlna Saturdays, at 11 a.m. and 2 Ralph v. barton presided with embroidered ~ellow and nil"'" hIl p. wilen. wile.... 1lCl ' green flowers was tied around Company, on the request of Mr. R. J. for IS IOnC II! 1lMIMd. p.m. performances, have ~ere f011owe d by a recep- her waist forming a bow in OUr .... ~ ... Murphy, Real Estate Department, for a •• ~.KtMnM. been announced as follows: hon at the Lochmoor the back. Her flowers match- variance in the off.street parking require- iI••u.. _ bane*!. October 1:1 - "Ecology in Club. ed the bridesmaids'. I ments of the premises commonly described No IntMIriewI"I Of cMck!nl r..... _. or ~roU Music," Sam Jones conduct- For her afternoon wedding, The bridegroom asked Da. as 19391 Mack Avenue, also known as dCOrdii tor yOU to do. I jng. -December 8 _ "Nut. the former Miss Burkli se. vid V. Johnson, of Bloom- Lot 68, Grosse Pointe Country Club Woods ~ Nllr .. IUplN'Iio" _ cracker Ballet" Sam Jones lected. an Empire gown of field, to assume the duties Subdivision, in accordance with the regu. "IUr. I1lIIIlmumoenric:•. candlelight s 11k organza of best man. Vshers were FOnNlI I'KIlpts isSlMd 'or . ' . I lations as contained in Section 44.3.16 of __,~ condu.cting,and featuring the fashioned with re-embroidcr- Jeffrey Page, of Warren; I I inconM tu """,...... The Zoning Ordinance No. 88, as amended, I Cell .... tar _: DetrOit Severo Ballet Com. ed Alencon lace on the boo John Hyland, of Lansing; of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michi- ...... - 'pany. 'February 23 _ "An Idice, high collar and culfs. Vi DC en t Peseski, of Mt. Orchestral Odyssey," Mich. The skirt and chapel train Clemens; and John Houghton, gan. ,< IHJIAl ael Palmer conducting. were also borflercd in Alel1. of Rochester. The variance is requested on the grounds . ,m..-n ..... The 1inal Young People's can lace. Her fingerti-p illu- I Mrs. :Burkli sele~ted a of undue hardship. ~ Concert ,will be the "Bob sion veil fell from a Camelot gown of apricot nylon knit'l .. -oa.-"...... r.-.MIch. - I .r. 4I2U McGrath Sho~," Paul. Free. headpiece of lace and pearls. in a shi~twaist style, accented . This Notice is issued at the direction of .) - - man conducting, on March She held a Colonial bOU" by rhmestones, for her the City COuncil, acting as a Board of Appeals. ~ 0- Peln.. ..1-6640 . ~. !his prograin will be quet of white miniatu:-e car. daughter's wedding. Mrs. DeMit 354-4290 . highlighted by the songs of nations, yellow sweetheart Berlenbach chose a orchid BOARD OF APPEALS OF THE ,or:' .• sesame Street, presented by roses and baby's brealh. chiffon floor.length gownwith CITY OF GR.OSSE POINTE WOODS the televisio~ show's host. Michele Burkli acted as long puffed sleeves and a V- These ar~ Just some of th.e her sisler's maid of honor. ------CHESTER E, PETERSEN • many offermgs of the Delro~t Serving as bridesrllaids were Get Away Ovw ...... OIly City Administrator-Clerk Symphony. Orcbe~tr~ thiS two more sisters of the bride. 8eaut,'ful season. Pomters wlfhmg the Christine Burkli and Judi complete program schedula Burkli' and Jana Teit~lllaum NOVA See Anything should call961'{)700for a free. ' f b . ' . copy of the 1973.74 Seaso!! sister 0 the rldegroJm. ~' I brochure. The attendants wore noor-I ______length gowns of yellow with SCOTIA You Lilee? •. We Indiana University Bloom. liny white dots, the. maid 8 days - 7 nites NOTICE OF . ington awarded a Bachelor of honor's was in mint green. 15 meals, etc. f of Arts degree to KATH. Their dresse~ were fashione(l. Departs W PUBLIC HEARING n Have Hundredsl LEEN CROSSEN from The with halter tops 'edged with Suno, Sept. Farms, and a Bachelor of ruffles; .ruffles a~so edged A Few OFTHE ',iI Science in Ballet to CAROL the hemline. Matc.hmgruffled GARLAND {romTheShores shawls and C~lomal.bouquets CITY COUNCil, ACTING AS A I , . completed thell' OUtfitS.They ;:;.c.$aoces Le't.' \Voresmall bunches a!' green CAII.LTODAY BOARD OF APPEALS UNDER THE star fl 0 we r s and baby's PROVISIONS OF THE ZONING ,I 1 breath in their hair. DAY TRAVEl -'. Flower girl Jennifer Bur. ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF \:\~VEyts kli, a younger 3ister of the TU 6.0111 GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN bride, was dressed in a yel...... Mce-t -«"dInwl Thu metal octagon oround a tinted zyl ellipse for low gown ru{fled at the neck .... those that want Ihe best of both worlds. ------.- I ••••••••••••••••••••• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, mE:eting as a Board of Appeals under Article 40% • I • • 44.3.16 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of I Grosse Pointe Woods, will hold a public Hear. I ing at the IMunicipal Building, 20025 Mack I Avenue, GJ'osse Pointe Woods, Wayne County, OFF :;; Michigan, on Monday evening, August 20, I (.lO 1973, at 7:30 p.m. o'clock in the Council-Court These have polished chrome rims, for mountain climb. : l. \ Room to hear the following Appeal: ing. The sun glinting off the frame will signal your \. Appeal No. 4.1973 resc ue po rty. f.' . 'jr HANDBAGS The petition of S. D. ?alazzolo, owner of . : '~\ the land located at Mack Avenue at the " 'AUGUST 1-15 corner of Fleetwood. being Lot 37 and Lot WE FILLYOUR EY[GlASS PRESCRIPTION !:,~:4' \,~ -J 38 of A. J. Scully's Eastern Super-High. WITH way Subdivision, for a variance in the off- GlEAT lOOKING MEDICINE fOR YOUI EYES A Wide I' ~~.> street parking requirements in order to I ' permit the construction of an office build. Variety I ing in accordance with the regulations as I contained in Section 44.3.16 of the Zoning Woods OpliCGIStuclios Ordinance No. 88, as amended, of the City In Basic I We're in such a lather, I of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. 19599 Mack betWeen 7 Mile & Cook Rd. I I This variance is requested On the grounds of an undue hardship. 1/1,'''' ""0" 01 ,"" blovlilvl peop" 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT CSe-oFFICE FOR lENT I I-ARTICLES FOR SALE UNFURNISHED 1 .' UNFURNISHED 'TWO OFFICES in Chet i WANTED: Old guns any INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED LANDSCAPING help, over COOK. HOUSEKEEPER to -y-O'-R-K-S-H-I-R-E-,-5-roo-m-lo-w-e-r, Sampson Travel Service I kind.. any condition. Call 18, full time. Call evenings. live in, no laundry, 1 adult. BERKSH IRE carpeted. Excellent condi. Building, $50, $70. 100 Monle. 884-2654. 1 Legal Notice 1-2A Suburban Home 925.1972. I T_U_1_-C_38_0_._____ CONDOMINIUMS tion, $185. Adults only. No Kercheval,. 885.7510. WEDDING INVITATlONS': lA Personols 121 Vacation Property BEAUTY Operator. Good STEADY, reliable, experi. For rent or sale, luxury 2 pets. 882.0258. FISHER MEWs-377 Fisher 10% discount with this ad. 1I Death Notice 12C Forms for Sale commission, bonus. ml5. enced cleaning lady, de. bedroom apartments, town. QUIET Grosse Pointe Woods Rd., 1-3 rooms, 5 day jani. Engraved or Raised lC Public Sol. 12D Lake and River Property 2466. sired to clean small office houses, Vernier road across area offers spacious thl"t:e tor service, air conditioned. PERSO:' • '" • ,.' ~ • " • L .. :,. ~• ~ •. ' • t ~ '. \) . ' ~ Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Augl.id 9, 1973 • . 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES fOR SALI 8-.ARTICLES FOR SALE S-ARTICLES FOR SALE 9-ARTICLES WANTED 11-CARS FOR SALE 1 11e-B04.TS AND 12D-LAKE AN DRIVER . I MOTORS PROPERT Y Ot'TFIT THE ENTIRE RCA WHIRLPOOL, fully CHAISE LOUNGE, Rose 8 ltUoI. CAMERA, projector, POCKET WATCHES - That 1971 OPEL GT, 4 speed, FAMILY AT ~ OF THE automatic ,as range, full damuk, $75; 9 piec8 an. tltler, telephoto lens, $70. old pocket watch of Grand. fire glow orange, new Ra. ENTERPRISE, 1967, 29' A BEAUTIFUL In ground REGULAR PRICE size. Like new. 823.2151. tique dining room set, wal- Desk, $35. Electric range, pa's sitting in the drawer dial tirel;, new exhaust fiberglass, fly brIdge, dual pool,deep lot, canal at Must sell, moving. nut, band carved with 5 $30. Jronrite. 886.6267. .j'. "AL:\iOST NEW" may be valuable. We bUl' system. Y<;ung lady's car . control, twin screw, sbip rear, brick Colonial style APPAREL -.- leaves and pads. 45 piece er Blvd., MOVING Furniture, in- SCUBA GEAR complete by ,II 'on, ,r old E',,'''n' ,ondltion. 715. to shore, depth finder, home, 22472 Stall Carefully selected for quality, - antique Bavarian gold band watches, parts and """'Iwatch 2256 ater 6 p.m. compasses, fully equipped, St. Ciair Shores. 771-4710 eluding Harvest extension dinnerware. SWift 4.3723. Seaway, including extra slyle and conditio!: . . • table and two matching large wet suit, used twice. chains. 886.3011 . : excellent condilion, $9,SOO. for appointment. \' Dresses, coats, sportswear, 356.1685, . 1971 FORD Torino, vinyl top, 881.8114. chairs, living room chairs, WILL SACRIFICE complete power disc brakes, power GRAND TRAVERS E BAY- . furs, shoes, elc. dinette set, basement fur. -- gas fireplace equipment PUSH MOWER, 18" steering, air. steel belted 1967 LARSON 17' fiberglass Charming year around Four oulfits for the price of nilure, pool table, ping. Sears PIANOS WANTED with 39" SCreen. Purchased dialamalic with GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles tires. Ziebarled, perfect with 100 horsepower Mer. home, 100 feet of sandy one at ... pong table, rollaway bed, catcher. from Woods Fireplace Co. Excellent condition, 2 years condition, 776.1012. cury engine, alloy trailer, beach, 540 feet deep, scenic I etc. 881.6209. and Small Uprights. Cash. LEE'S in 1972. Used four times. Qld, $40. 886.3758. fully equipped, excellent view of bay and Omena 1972 SS 4.54CHEVELLE, low BICYCLE, girls' 26" Schwinn Call 821.2113. -- VE 7-0506 condition, $1,495. TU 4.3758. Point. Boat house, boat 20339 :\Iack 881.8082 -- DINNE R SET, 62 pIeces, Syr ._-- I miles excellent condition. I --- harbor, and shuffle board Consignmenls, of fine quality American, coaster brakes, I GARAGE SALE., 781 St.\' acuse China, 50 years old, GLASSWARE, dishes. paper. 885.3290. after 6. THOMPSON C~ris Craft 20' court. Green house, ga. good condll.lOn and current, $25. 885'()285. Clair, Grosse Pointe City. perfect condition, $45. 881. back books, furniture, odds I lapstrake, mboard. out. rage, large flagstone fire. style clolhmg welcome. I BACKYARD SALE-Cheap'l Thursday. August 9, 11 0il17. and ends. 776.5161. 1972 BUICK L~Sabre C~s. bDard, 289 cubic inch inter. place. Living room bas --- - 4 I ,. .'-;--/ tom 2 door, vmyl toP•. alr, ceplor. Tee.nee tandem glass wall overlooking bay. AL"TO:\IOB1LE owners! As I. ever~lhing must go. 5718 ~ p.m. __ i<:-ENMORE- electric st~;' WANTED LIOnel trams and I power brakes. steermg. i lrailer. Great for skiing, Completely furnished, can- 1011' as $27,34 qU3rterly ~~tl~gham. 10 a.m ..4 p.m. MAPLE 5 piece dinette set, $50. Bahy crib an1 mat. other makes. 771.0521). I 884.2391. fishing, family. Ready to I not be duplicated at price !Juys $50,000$100,000 Liabil. i a ur ay. Lane cedar chest. 773.7310, I tress $15.885-5348. MODEL CARS-jI973 CADILLAC Fleelwood go. $2,200. 642.2760. $56,000. Financing avail- it.~37~roperty Damage. TU i SU~IMER weddin~ dr~ss. MINI BrKE, 5 horsepower, CHIPPENDALE dining suite, In plastic or metal. Brough~m, loaded, steel17"h CHRIS CRAFT 80 horse able. WATSONS' REALTY, . ' -I sl~e ~O, $45. Gladlron e,cc. Ruttman Spider. Less than 9 piece bedroom suite Louis 886-4477 I:elted . radIals, leather Johnson. Trailer, $1,700. BOX 386, NORTHPORT, CAR PET I N G, national I tnc Ironer, $25. 881-0620. one year old, $160. 821. ~IV carved and inlaid, ------.---1 seats, G. M. execudve, 884.9355 MICHIGAN 49670. brands, first quality. ]\flUI GARAGE SALE, 4214 Bed. 7194. ~OO, Hand carved Oak WANTED - Used Solex in 6.000 miles. Asking $6,950.1 -----. ------1 representati\'e, 886.7253. I ford at Waveney Friday ------couch. Black Forest Cu. good condition .. Desperate'l 822.7761. I I IF-TRAILERS AND ST. CLAIR ----.------and Sahlrday, 10 ~_m AIR CONDITIONER, Chrys. ~koo anli~ue. White, sew- 884.1712. CAMPERS Enjoy lhe sweeping river GRA:\'DFATHER clocks and 1______kr, fo:' verlical installation I ItIg machllle, other Ilems. 1968 CATALINA, 2 door ------, views from this older home antique clocks profession. I G.E. RANGE, white. Good in steel window sash. 823. 8846089. \XANTED, chest freeze~ and I hardlop, power, air. vinyl I HI.LO TRAVEL trailer, new, on lhe bluff above t.be ally repaired b>' licensed condition, $40. 885.1529. 07.,"1. R-E-A-T--I-F-U'-L--f-u-rn-I'-s"-.J'-ng-s redwood821.0109. OU.. ldoor furmlure. .roof. One owner. 881-6552. LAself 7.1395.contained, sleeps 6, beaut iful SI. CI'air R'Iver, c1ock:naker, Pickup and I .. ---- 1 73 OLDS'fOBILE T 1 acre lot with access to '\'er\' I'n POI'nte area SENSATIONAL M 0 V.IN G ONE DOZEN each Navarre from Grosse Poinle home. U" oro. ------th t $45000 T (Iell . t I . t fA' WANTED, chest. of draw.ers, nado, loaded, mint, ',',200 12B-VACATION e wa er. , . erms. only....:U work guaranteed. S~ LE-~ew Po Iarol d .240 Fostorla crys a, consls 0 ntlques, cutglass, china, b ff t h b 886.3011, prlOt copier. Camera/light. goblets. sherbets. plates, inlaid desk secretary, spin. u e or c IDa ca mel. miles, $6,900 new. $5,295. PROPERTY A' t h t ____ .______I mg eqpt. Super Barbequc, silver tea set. 775.4233. 1et desk, bed roo m set, 884.2148. Cranberry with while top. 1 ------'1 ~1;~~la e Oft e I;ie~~:t~:~a:; MOVING SALE - Electric i Samsonite chairs and table, GARAGE SALE-Furniture chairs, etc., etc. Also some W~NTED 20". ?oy's bicycle 651.6076. HARSENS ISLAND - 37 shipping from this attrac- stove. de.humidifier, mir.1 Xmas decorati?ns, desig~. toys motorcycle 20" gi I: tables to restore. 19342 III good condilion. 8816275. BUICK, 1972 with LeSabre I acr~s with canal lots near tive 4 bedroom home on rors, cry>tal, power mow, er hats, chairs, tablc", .' ." r s S had 0 w woo d s Rose. ------custom 2 door hardlor-, golfmg. " the SI. Clair River, com. er garden cart mi'cel. fans" auto upholstery ma. bicycle. Miscellaneous. Sat. ville, near 13 Mile.Gratiot.I' BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. factory al'r, vI'nyl roof, pow. Sportsman s Dp.hght plete living facilities on . 'v t' I k't h '1' urday and Sunday, August ----- ._ Browsers always welcome. ______laneous, 886.6338, Tonserla, of kitchenI.c en andapp hoslesslances. 11th' 12th,p.m.11-4 750 MOVING, Garage Sale, mis' B. C. Claes Book Sop.h FMer steering, brakes, AM/ HUNTING LODGE. _ Nt-rlh. bothI I upper$55 000 and lower BOYS' 5 SP""'ED Schwinn special items, a myriad of Canter/lury Road, Grosse cellaneous household items, l Miss Ethel Claes, 1670 Le. stereo. r~lIy wheels ern 'Mich. Spacious 7 bed. M eve s. , . Collegiate, excellent'"' condi. miscellany. Friday/Satur. Pointe Woods. cloth'ngI , b00 ks. 1145 Ba.I' verett e (.""16)...,<;. WO 3• a.n.d more. Meticulous CI)~I' room, 4 bath wI'th 40.ft. acGlashan Co. 1.329.9854 ------four ~67 dlhon.772.9216. main hall with 2 fireplaces. -l---E------lion, $65. Child's Magnus day only. 9.5. 711 Balfour. TOP NOTCH house and ga- . ._ _ . I . Sl bl 8 d 3-R AL ESTATE electric organ. 12. chord,; . . rage sale. No pre.sales. DUNCAN PHYFE dining 10-SNOWMOBILES ; 1973 CADILLAC Coupe de a e.s. car garage, an FOR SALE like new, $25, 5 gallon MAGNIFICENT. dmmg rO,om don't try. Furniture, an. room set, miscellaneous FOIl SALE I Ville, full power, stereo, boardlOg 2 lakes. Approx. ------aquarium, motor, heater, set:- ten Plecer dItl'hakn tiques, dishes, bottle col. Jiving room furniture. TU __ ,______taupe, Immaculate, 5,000 7 acres. GOLDILOCKS \ - ondcr gravel filter, etc., l'enalssance, SOl oa ,; lection, 7" TV. Magnavox 1-0692. 1973 ARCTIC, 340, electric mile., $a,lJ5. 775.5208 or JOHN S. Ate porridge in this charm- I $15. 881.7339. Table extends to 1.01!. Hi.Fi and goodies. 696 start, cover. 1171 SCor. SL 7-8730. ing 3 bedroom white Eng. --- $950. Also:' mantle mIrror Tr bl R d S t d lA-MUSICAL pion, Mark IV. TraU'r for ------GOODMAN lish cottage with stone GARAGE SALE, 4103 Not- \ 96x40, $40, Cornices, am ey oa, a ur ay, CORVE'ITE eGftvtirtible, '87, lengths to ten feet, $5 to 11th, at 10 o'clock. INSTRUMENTS both. $1200 complete. '712. m-aoo. AM."II, 4 apeed, INC. fireplace. Completely reo I !ingham, Detroit. Eledric ------2888 after e. 93 Kercheval 886.3000 done, country living for I guilar and amplifier. cloth. $30. Professional ultra GARAGE SALE - 2 reel ALL MUSICAL ------$1,150. LA 1-4748. "On The Hill" '1 the urban dwel'ler and will ing, (small girls - ladies' violet lamp, penny scale. type lawn mowers, tOYS,! INSTRUMENTS 1181 PONTJAC C 11Da steal your heart away. IOA--M01'OICYCLIS ata , air, 8.12, men's 20.38), plus Webcor stereo AM/FM miscellaneous GE d'>uble Rentals $8.50 per month. POI WI "Jayl lop, power.. Good ------Good assumption, under miscellaneous household console $200. Ample 9 oven range, $75, Saturday Drum outfits, amp1W.er'. ------I" LAKE AND RIVER I $28,000, in Harper Woods. l tlree. Good ecmcl1tion: $750. items. Friday and Satur- piece "reakfast room. set 1 10-4 1135 S. Brys. guitars, flutes. saxophone., 1870 HONDA CWIO, MIO PROPERTY I CALL BANKERS 779"'500 I I A $200. 78" bowling machme. -- firm. 111-11I1, III...... , (ay, ugust 10.11, 10 a.m.- 821.7400. RIDING TRACTOR, 36" cut. electric basses, e1a.. ic.l ----______1------5 p,m. I Used once, good condition. guitars, violins, trump.b, '72 HONDA C L.lClO, ... 1m CADILLAC Coupe de TRAVERSE AREA - Beau. SPECIAL OFFERING I VlUe, ANTIQUE sideboard. $250', GARAGE SALE, 3913 Berk'i $260. Regulation size pool organs, banjos, COD,O lentCOlldlUoD,.mlJ,"'. .... ,,"n, wbite tlful large hilltop 4. bed. WARNER ROAD - Lovely h. F'd y 6 S t d b drums, clarinets. other.. 8M-OlII0 "IDyl top, .Ir, Itereo, II room bome on 10 aeres, 6 year old Center hali Colo. I wing sofa, $95; wing chair, Sire, 'S!lka 3., a ur ay ta Ie with accessories, All rental fees ~pp1ied to . w., ... t, ueel1el1t condj. edge of North""rt. Fan- nial J'ust off Lakeshore. 5 S~5; chair on casters. $50; 10.3. In s, lIres, rugs, $175. 341.6178. ~ SOLD BI.... •.. _LOI U. .... large red lweed rug and power mower, radios, ------lIurchase price. StudIo, -. mOflwa -, UoD•• ,175. T18.tII2. tal C view of miles of bedrooms, 31,2 baths. ti. PI k LIKE NEW top of the Iin~ 861.2662. I $1~, .. mo. Grand Traverse Bay, Gullbrary, beautiful 24' familu• pad. $70; Westinghouse reo vases, ayboys, b00 s, car '. ' 1171 CADILLAC Coupe .• t . M G E Versalromc "as dry ------lJ" HOND" 110 de Island, and Northport room with fireplace utili'ty frl'gerator, $65'. AMF rl'de. ma s, cur talns, oust! " ... EL.ECTRIC Panth r 'oJ ft ca. ---',_.... VUIe, ' er very easo ble TU organ. e • Stereo, air, vlny) PoInt. Minutes from ma. room and mud room. AI'r on mow~r, $150. TU 2.7876 pins etc. ' r na. du II t nd't' lent eoadiUCID (-) top, Wt Ind ~ I' 1.5188. 0, exce en co I Ion. -- . teleacoplng rina and beach. Home has condilioningand man y wlttel, • w.y "at, door I ~t~5. LADDER, JACK, ne~er used, 6.FOOT COUNTER TOP, $350. 882.9403~ner 5. ::.t ~' .. ~ to 1CIIool. beer. rem~led at great other luxury features you I I Iota, tltttad a).... Excel- I PORCll furnilure, wrought $15. 40 ladder, like new, double basin cast iron sink, CRESTWOOD electric guitar lent eoDdJUon, 5,400 miles. eLxpense. orse stable., will like. Call us - we'U I iron removable cushions $35, 100' 'block and tackle, and case, excellent condi. TRWKPH tIO Ttttr, cl•• n, .,ISO .•. 1321. arge maple trees sur. arrange an appointment for ' por~h rug, maple dinett~ $10. Planer, joiner on mower, bike, furniture, tion $70. 881.6343. mlllt sell. fTIO. CaU tun. round the home. Could not a rewarding inspection at t d $60 D bl h d sewing machine, miscella. d. --- be duplicated at this pri~e, you r convenl'ence. DOA set. 882.5815. s an , .. au e ea neous. 1686 Anita. ------., .. -. LINCOLN CofttInental, 1971, OUT" \ - maul, $5. 5 section steam ._ BABY GRAND Piano. ~ I 4 door, fully equipped, ex- $67,500. Can be financed. 0600. I WICKER table and chair. radiator, $5. Man's bicycle, ANTIQUE Bedermeier bed. condition. Call after 7 p.m. II....cAU .. SAU cellent eonditJoD, reason- WATSONS REALTY. BOX JOHNSTONE & picnic lable. 4 kitchen $25. Circular saw on stand, room set, bought in Trieste. 775.3034.' • ble, low mUeage. 881-8659. 386. NORTHPORT, MICHl . chairs, mahogany dining $20. Small hobby wood 2 'Armoires, 2 twin beds, ------1 PONTIAC, 1181 BoIlanDte, GAN 49670. JOHNSTONE table, baby beds, Britan. lathe, $10. Bosch 4 cylin. 1 large bureau, 1 night II-A.NTIQUES FOR air coDd1t1oMd, hall., CHEVROLET, 1964, wagon, ------_ ", nica. Thursday, Friday. der magneto, $15. Bench stand, good condition, $1000 .,SALE equipped, 'l,l'f1 or beat , • c)'linder, automatic, good t._t : 477 Fisher. I grinder, $8. 18" jack plane, takes all. 882-4396. ------offer ...... Urel, ~S. 881.0917. ! ,. - I $8. Tires 85Ox14, good ------FURNITURE :refinished, re. EXECw-.uwoS - 0'''- , MAN S Schwmn, Typhoon, 3 spares $3 to $8 ED 1.3011 RECORD.O.PHONE answer. paired, stripped, any type bUe'" ~::.~ . ,.t.:~pe•. ~~; 118'7 DODGE Dart, 2 door. HIGBIE MAXON , : speed, gold, $25. 884.6113. 1053 Chalmers.' ., ing machine, currently in of caning. Free estimates, -...... ~ lUl .. vinyl top, motor excellen ,I G"AI'~G-E SALE J--I------use, reasona b1y przce.. d 474..8953 equIpped, air conclltlofted, condition. TU 2.3465. FIRST OFFERING-5potless 3 bedroom, Ph bath , "'.\ - ewe ry, MODERN Wind" t I 88n 0080 10-4'30 1------power steerln., br.ke., house with modern kitchen, cool terrace, breeze. , furnilure, clothes, elc. Fri. . a. ut mmg se • -, . p.m. FURNITURE Stripping-J)ro. power wlndow., e WI)' lJ71 LeMANS, 23 000 miles, power steering, brakes way, rec. room and att. garage on a nicely land- dav Salurday 10.4 340 ~t~~et, teha.lrs~ lads, $200. FRENCH Provencial dining I fessional removal of fin- power leat, power door scaped 70 foot lot. See today. I Bei~nger. . f a$IOOanRred°vmItcII~grpeen ~o- room suite, server, blonde ishes from wood, metal, loelta, AM.FM stereo, elee. radio, tape deck, factory , ------a. a Ian rovlO. b d 't Edt bI PiCkup-deliver 839.1766 tri wi d d f t air. Excellent condition FIRST OFFERING--center Hall 4 bedroom 2~ bath : SQUABS, live, PR 6.0324 <:ial chair $45. Antiqued e room SUIe. n a es! .. crear n ow e ros er. and garage kept. $2,350. Saturda"s nd S nd .. yellow Queen Anne buffet and lamps. dru~ table, 2 HIGH ____ ~ .. M __ •• __ 7 Z_2 .. 211II0 -.1•• 2__ __ _ .. _ .. _. ,--_ Thursd.y, August 9, 1973, GROSSE POINTE NEWS Plge Twenty.One U-lIAL'STATI U-IIAL ISTATI ./ U-IIAL UTATI U-IEAL 'STAn U-lEAL ISTATE U-AEAL ESTATI U-IEAL ESTATE U-RIAL ESTATI FOR SAU FOI SALE FOI SALE FORSALI FOR SALI FOR SAU I FOI SALI FOl SAU LAKEPQINTE 1231. Excel. COLONIM. 3 bedroom. 1~ BEACONSFIELD-1st oller. GROSSE POINTE WOODS' GROSSE POINTE PARK-2 3 BEDROOM Colonial, 2~ GROSSE POINTE GROSSE POINTE SHORES lent condition, 2~ ear la. ,baths, 31:1 Kerby, Gro.se ing on this two family briek area, 23281 North Rose. family, frame, 5 plus 5. baths. Lot 1l0'x210'. Cen. - 62 Duval, 3 bedroom ra,e, 2~ baths, 3 bedrooms, Pointe Farms. 886.9412. 6 and 6. Central Air each WOODS dale Court. 8 year old Cape tral air. Finished base. Ranch; prime condition, 1030.1032 Wayburn. $21.500. finished basement. Priced $39,500. unit-Built like a lortrell, Cod Colonial, , large bed. ment. 884-4357. 11180 LENNON, 3 bedroom 2~ .baths, living, dining 881-6155, 885-4609. to sell fa!;t. 824.06?5. I large kilchellll, too man)' brick bungalow, 1~ baths, roo'!1~1 a.'~p!e..clps~ts, 2~ I LARGE HOUSE, must sacri. extras to name - can lor batlis, living room,' dining and falnny rooms, large formal dining room, fin- dinette, exlraordinary base. 3464 YORKSHIRE, 5 bed. fice, Chatsworth, 4 bed':- more details .• room, fanlUy room, very ished recreation room, ment, central air, sprinkler BALFOUR l005-Spacious 6 bedroom English Tudor room house, excellent con. rooms, sun porcb, dlln, gas workable kitchen, 2'12 car screened porch, 2 car ga- system. Owne •. Open Sun. on large lot. Library and family room, large CARTER CO. rage, gas barbecue and garage, dry finished base. dition, excellent location. heat, double garage. Call day 2.5. recreation room, attached garage. Assumable mortgage. 885- before 3 p.m. daily, 824. 884-4400 patio. Air conditioned. New ment, central air, humid. 3293. 5282. carpeting thru - out. Mid ifer, electronlc filter. By BEDFORD 1018 - Top condition with Central All' 30's. By owner. Shown by owner. Open Sunday 2-'. GROSSE POINTE WOODS Conditioning. 2 first floor bedrooms and batb, BY OWNER appointment. 886-3521. plus bedroom and bath up. S'tudio living room, Prestigious 5 bedroom brick 6fi2 CANTERBURY - Custom built colonial. Four . 88800862 circular drive, attached garage. CHOICE FARMS location on EASTLAND AREA, price colonial, 2~ baths, cent,ral bedroc,ms, family room, circular stairway. Excel. McMillan. 3 bedrooms, lY.t has been reduced on this air, built.ins. intercom, cir. CHALFONTE 292-Conveniently located semi ranch. lent location, immediate occupancy. Price reo balhs English Tudor. Ex. 2 bedroom Townhouse 10' eular drive. Much more. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, separate dining room, plus duced. Open Sunday 2-5. eellent condition, newly dec. Af'AR'I'MENTS FOR SALE rated at Woodbridge East, Truly exceptional priced to nook. Attached garage, fenced yard. 2227 HAMPTON-Three bedroom brick COlOni81in orated with updated kitch. ROSEVlLLE-48 unils, 2 bed. nicely decorated and has sell. en. For appointmeDt call many extras. Owner must HAWTHORNE 1985 - 3 bedroom brick bungalow. excellent condition. Price has been rertuced. 1m. rooms each. Approx. 7 Fireplace. 2 car block garage. Convenient to 885-2518. sell. Call after 9 p.m. 779- mediate occupancy, excellent mortgageassump- years old. Excellent invest. ANDARY 886-5670 Mack shopping. tion. Open Sunday 2-5. .ment. 8027. NOTTINGHAM 1416-Excellent value in updated 3 PEMBERTON-Beautiful brick English Tudor. Four ARDMORE PARK R03EVJLLE-72 units, 2 bed. GROSSE POINTE, 1464 Bed. ford, 7 room Colonial, IIh bedroom 2 story. Newer carpeting. Immediate bedrooms, 3'12 ~aths. Den plus recreation room. Tie your boat up in your own rooms each. Approx. 5 2033 Hunt Club Dr. possession. Huge living room. Scr~ned terrace. Excellent back yard and enjoy life years old. Fine return. bath. B.r Owner. TU 2.7299. condition, wonderful family home. Open to offers. in this air conditioned brick Grosse Pointe Wds. STEPHENS 332-Ranch on quiet cul.de.sac. 2 bed. ranch home on a canal SHOREWOOD 886-8710 GROSSE POINTE WOODS No Mcu1ga.;le mfllculU~ rooms and den or 3 bedrooms. Nice gllrden with with no dykes or sand I 4 bedrooms, 21h baths, 2i patio. bags. Immediate posses. $4000 a""""es mort,ate on 2 GROSSE POINTE SHORES ft. family room, spacious large bedroom, one bath, SHOREWOOD sion will let you really SHELBOURNE 458-Immediate possession. Centrally HIoN-Dl. Y custom kitchen with built. brIck, Ivy covered. aluminum air conditioned ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, make the best use of your LAKEFRONT HOME ins, central air, wet bar trimmed, fully carpeted 0010' Mack REALTY CO. 88&-8710 sprinkler system. 20m boat the rest of the sea. Lakeshore Dr. Unique quad and recreation room, pri. nkill with air. Large family son. level bllck bonle. Plush in vate patio, 2 car garage, room with nalural fireplace, WILLIAMS 269-Choice Farms location-3 bedrooms, every respect. Remodeled eleclric door, shutlers, formal d1nlnJ room. large 21,2 bath Colonial with attached garage. Immedi. d rea m kitehen. Proles- drapes and carpeting. lcltchtter 1488 ROSLYN-Awaiting your inspection, 4 bedroom 886-5800. Priced in low 30's. area in the Farms for a English, move.in condition. Living room with GRAYTON. This lovely home features large rooms. Three bedrooms, two and a 4o-bedroom, l~-batb borne. fireplace, formal dining room, screened terrace. LAKESHORE 571-A beautiful home for a beautiful half baths, library, family room. Basement' recreation room. Central air CJose to Hill shopping and One-owner residence, beautifully landscaped with conditioning. Two car garage. 886-5800., family. Treat yourself to the kind of home you've Richard school on a 5O.foot terraced garden. Many extras. always wanted. A magnificent view of the lake lot. Heated Florida room, HAWTHORNE. A good brick semi.ranch. Ideal for the large or small family with from all main rooms in this lovely home. There .2 b8d1s, immediate occu. 781 WESTCHESTER - Newer home, centrally air 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms and a family room. Spacious lot. Worth seeing . are five bedrooms including a first floor master pancy. conditioned, situated on 8Ox190 ft. lot. Gracious 886-5800. suite which insures maximum priv8CY aDd ease 4 bedroom colonial with charming decor, best of living. A d.elightful famiJy room is placed I Grosse Pointe Park workmanshlp-2 full baths plus 2 half baths, -HOLLyWOOD. Beautiful brick rancb home. Carpeting and drapes throughout. perfect]y so that you can sit and relax while family room, cireular drive, sprinkler system, Central air conditioning. Florida room a~ld I.' carpeted covLred terrace. Paneled THERE ARE ~ertain things recreation room. Attached two car garage with electric doors. 886-5800. enjoying the view of the lake. There are so many to look for in a house if you 2.car attached garage. Near waterfront parks. fine features in this house that you must see it. have children. Like a rust LAKESHORE LANE. In Grosse Pointe Shores near the Yacht Club. Fh'e large Call us for an appointment to view. . We offer the most ranch for the mone, in all of floor lavatory, a library for Grosse Pointe. Brick and 1Iluminum for. easy bedrooms, three full baths. Family room, formal dining room. Recreation room. ELM COURT 24-In the Farms. Gracious living in this TV or reading, and are. maintenance, large living, dining room combina. Attached two car garage. 886-5800. creation room. A location tion with real fireplace, three bedrooms, and, three bedroom. three baths plus llirge upstairs LEXINGTON. Prime quality brick ranch with large bedrooms. Fireplace. Formal sitting room with fireplace and studio. Large just a stone's throw from believe it or not, a charming family room plus the Iakefront park is im. finished basement. All {or $32,900! OPEN SUN. dining room. Modem kitchen with dining area. Recreation room. Two car terrace overlooking beautiful gardens. attached garage. Large lot with "garden magazine" landscaping. 886-li8W. portant, too. All this plus DAY 2-5. Between Mack and Harper at 2344 ROOSEVELT 263-A fashionable townhouse with , bedrooms and 2 baths ALLARD. LOCHMOOR. This beautiful big colonial home is centrally air ~,.nditioned and six bedrooms, three baths plus a ,lavatory on the for $42,900 with a 7% carpeted throughout. Four bedrooms, 3~ baths. Big family room and a base. 1430 BISHOP - Must see to appreciate this extra first floor and den. All large rooms for easy I morteage to assume. ment recreation room for entertaining. Attached 2 car garage. 886-5800/ living. special 4 he<1roorrl, 2'12 bath English home in Grosse Pointe City excellent condition, suitable for large family. MADISON. Three bedroom brick bungalow with two full baths. Huge second floor LAKEPOINTE 817 - FAMILY LIVING POOl.5IDE! ELEGANCE AND spacious. Living room with fireplace, full dining room, den bedroom h;ls dres;ing room and bath. All carpeted. New furnace. Modernized Gracious center entrance colonial, livir,g room ness abound in this authen. and music room. Assumable mortgage. kitchen. Garage. Attr:jctively priced. 886.5800. _' with fireplace, dining room, sunroom, kitchen tic Italian renaissance. Z'l. and breakfast room, powder room. Five bed. foot family room, 5 be:!. I Can us today to see this dream home and beautiful MARTER. This ten year old brick colonial home is in mint condition. Four bed- Lake St. Clair sunrise from most rooms. Centrally ,rooms, beautiful quality built pool. A real buy in rooms, " batbs, study, fam. rooms with a walk.in closet and bath off the master. Beautifully paneled family the mid forties. Ready for your inspection. ily kitchen plus attached air conditioned with large spacious rooms - 4 'room. Formal dining room, family kitchen with built ins. Attached garage family bedrooms, prize.winning kitchen, new car. apartment. $87 ,500. for two cars. 886-5800. BARRINGTON 572-Well maintained three bedroom pets and drapes, lovely srounds and patio for colonial. Fireplace in living room and recreation outdoor living. Maid's room and bath on firsl MARYLAND. A low priced, well maintained 3 bedroom colonial home with a new room. Formal dining room, first floor powder f1oor-555 LAKESHORE ROAD. roof, new furnace, new porch. Two car garage. 886.5800. room. Bright and cheerful kitchen with eating space. TOLES GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS--See the family room NOTTINGHAM. Keep cool in warm weather with three room coolers in this updated 81 KERCHEVAL ..... 12 that H. F. Jenzen built! 3 bedroom brick, out. three bedroom colonial home. Cheery kitehen with built.in range. Two car LINCOLN 673-NEWLY DECORATED THROUGH. Our 31st Year standing new kitchen, finished basement-21112 garage. 886.5800. _ OUT. English with three bedrooms, one and a In Grosse Poiute LOCHMOOR-OPEN SUNDAY 2.5. half baths, family room. Conveniently located PEMBERTON. A brick colonial home with real distinction on Windmill Pointe. for a young family. New furnace, gas grill on BUILT TO DEMANDING STANDARDS with charm Four large bedrooms, two baths, two half baths. Air conditioned kitchen. terrace for summer picnics. of the 20's transplanted to the 70's. 3 bedroom Screened terrace. Two car gar:lge: 886-5800. .. brick colonial with parquet floors, leaded glass ROSLYN 1657-Farm type bungalow with three bed- METAMORA windaws, marble fireplace. Master bedroom with N. RENAUD. A better than new one owner brick ranch borne on a large lot. rooms. good size terrace, new furnace. Clever decorative fireplace, huge family kitchen. Well. Three bedrooms, family room. Extra half balh in the basement. Two car HUNT HORSE garage. 886-5800. ideas can bring this house all the.charm it de. maintained. Owner anxious, wanls offer, 1156 serves. FARM NOTTINGHAM. RIDGE RD. One block from shopping on the In!!. Brick home with three bedrooms, one full and two half baths. Modem kitchen with range and dishwasher. COUNTRY CLUB 20847-TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Oulstanding country farm GROSSF. POINTE SHORES modern home offering AN EXCELLENT ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE year.round swimming in 15x40 ft. pool and beau. Finished basement with fireplace in the recreation room. Attached two car on 20 rolUng acres. Form. garage. 886.5800. AT A LOW INTEREST RATE. Cape Cod house er Slage Coach Hotel, tiful glass.enclosed view room, 4OX60. Call us with charm galore! Livinr: room, dining room, I completely rebuilt. Greek now for personalized appointment to see this STRATFORD PL. A charming home of authentic Cape Cod design near the lake. family room, extra sitting room with doorway Revival architecture, 5 4 bedroom home with 3 fireplaces, large kitchen, Three larg~ bedrooms, two and a half baths. Walnut paneled family room. leading to raised deck off rear of house. Fully bedrooms or I I bra r y, . family room. Many other niceties ... 935 BALL- Large (ormal dining room. Attached garage for two cars. 886-5800. equipped kitchen, master bedroom and bath down, I studio family room, coun. ANTYNE. two additional bedrooms and bath on second try kitchen with built.in THREE MILE DRIVE. Luxury and charm abound in this English colonial. Fivll floor. First floor utility room, Bar.B.Q, 31h baths, 1st 653 LAKEPOINTE-Make offer! Cuslom-built French bedrooms, 3'12 baths. Library, formal dining room. F!nished basement with ! floor utility, large storage Colonial constructed of finest materials with heavy recreation room and card room. Tllree room apartment over the 3 car attached CANTERBURRY 869-Four bedrooms, two and a slate roof. First floor utility, 2 bedrooms with garage. 886.5800. half bath colonial. Family room with natural areas, basement, 2'12 car attached garage, 2 barns connecting bath, laundry. Additional 2 bedrooms fireplace, two car attached garage. Priced in the WASHINGTON. A charming three bedroom home with a den or fourth bedroom with box stalls foi. horses, and bath on second floor. Nicely landscaped on fifties. and two baths. Modern kitchen. Recreation room. Ideal location. 886.5800. I plus 25'x58' cement block charming street near parks. BALFOUR SQUARE implement building for The following full time assoelates have actively con. WHITTIER. An attractive brick coll)nial home on a spacious lot. Three bedrooms, your antique cars, TV's, A TOWNHOUSE WITH TRUE ELEGANCE-Uving tributed to Tappan's good reputation and success by 11,2 baths, formal dining room. Carpeting and drapes. two car attached garage snow mobiles, campers, selling our listings promptly. May they help you also? and a breezeway easily converted Into a family room. 886~5800. room with natural flrcpla-ce, three bedrooms, two etc. 100 year old trees, and a half baths. Beauti{ul1y carpeted throughout. renced pasture areas. All Terry Anderson Viola Liddell YORKSHIRE. A very attractive English colonial. Large living room, formal dining An outst8nding games room carpeted in Kelly new mechanically - well, Norma Byron Virginia Main room. Two fire~laces. Six bedrooms, two full and two half baths. Recreation green. PrivatI' patio. Call us for viewing. septic, furnace, wiring, Norm Cassube Irene PfeUfer room. 886-5800. etc. Handy to Troy, Ro. Ross Honbart Betty Stirling YORKSHIRE. A lovely three bedroom brick Colonial home wilh a beautUul large chester, FUnt, Blrming. Duke Huber Melba Wiedelmlln yard. Large paneled bali~ment. Updated kitchen. Garage. 886.5800. ham, Bloomfield. Up to Rita E. Dodge CHAMPION 50 additionaJ acres. John Moss Realtor $1"8,500 ME.'\fBER OF THE SNYDER Schweitzer GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD KINNEY & TAPPAN 18780 MACK 21300 MACK TU.4-5700 BENNETr 1NC. Grosse Pointe Farm! Groue Pointe Woods METAMORA 6'78-2218 884-6200 "011 The Hill" 886.5800 102 Kercheval 90 Kercheval Qn.the.HUl 886.4200 J \ \ b • ton .. G'. b _ • pm m .e . .n. = ,. S. 7 n sn. os Ss? ,., • 52 .- • ', ••• '~,...,.. -.. -. - ... '." •• ', _ '. 4 lo'- " . '," ", ... ', ' .;.' ,.' 1" ~ ~, .. ', .' .. '~ • ., .. , ..:. '•• I ." , ' ~, .. . : '.' " ., Page Twenty.Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday,-- August 9, 1973 ' -,._RIAL UTATE U-RIAL STAn U-lEAL ESTAT! IS-RIAL ESTATE U-lEAL UTATI 11J-IlIAL .STAn lJA-LOTS FOR SALl 21c-ELECTRICAL FOI SALE fOR SALl I FOI SALE , FOR SALE FOIl tAU ' 1 SERVICE FOR SALE AiLGER PLACE - last one, 1 FIRST OFFERING 217(2 NEWCASTLE, Harper YEAR OLD Condominium BY OWNER. Shelby.Stoney BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 1 1l0x165. Terms. TU "~128. CANNON ELECTRIC 618 'McKINLEY, a deUgbt. fl h 110' 10 ... I I COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HARPER WOODS Wood. 1~ story 3 bed. apartment, 2 bedroom, 2 fuI home, located in top Creek area.'Eleven room nor ome. t. DVX o&CIx1l9_ GROSSE Pointe SERVICE rooms: 2~ .. ear' ,arage, bath, carpeting, drape., Ipacioul Colonial, partially G.5, Grone Pointe Newi. Farmlf, near R i c h a r d RESIDENTIAL Farms area. 3 bedrooms, Grosse Pointe .chool district finished base men By appliances, washer, dryer t. =scaped. $58,500. 1.781. BEAUTIFUL mQl:l.em home, School, convenient to shop. COMMERCIAL 1~ baths, paneled recrea. near 8 Mile. 3 bedroom owner. Shown by appoint. In apartment, quiet area, tion room plus many otber aluminum sided home, 60' ment. 886~598. assumable 7% mort,age. . ninety acre. of laftCl,three ping center. TU 2-9858. INDUSTRIAL additional featllres. $36,' lot. car gaUle and larle barn 1 GROSSE POINTE FARMS- License "7 29404749 I Owner. 771-8108. KERBY ROAD 212 - In the 1100.By owner. ~97~ lor near Lexington, Michll.n. Vaunt lot. Choice 100xlo&8, GROSSE POiNTE'S ONLY appointment. No brokers WI LCOX 884-3550 NEW OFFERING by owner, CONDOMINIUM, G ro sse Farm., near Kercheval, Beau.tiful view of Lake please. Moross near Harper, 2 Pointe City. 3 bedrooms, facing beautiful landscaped Huron. ExceUen( inve.t- ready for building. Owner, GROSSE POINTE WOODS- bedroom brIck duplex, ~11 appliances, carpeUng, at- area. Living room 25'x26', ment opportunity. Phone day. 754.5240, eves. 886- H 0 OV ER '._ VERY ATTRACTIVE Colo. 3 bedroom Colonial, 1~ ~lectric, new carpet, fill. traetlvely decorated, 7% 3 (coulde be ") bedrooms, baths, Camlly room, car. lshed basement, 1~ car mortgage assumable. $36" 3 batbs, SCl'eened porch 358.8878. 7866. I FACTORY AUTHORIZED nial, 4 spacious bedrooms, -F-A-R-Y-S---Red--fa-c-'e-b-r-ic-'" I4-REAL EST'\Tl SERVICE 2 baths, large livlDg and peted throughout, exceUent gar age. 884-9125. No 900. By appointment. Afler U'xZo&', easily winterized, dining rooms, center hall, condition. TU 1.1903. brokers. I 6 and weekends, 881-4859. large finished basement Colonial, center door, 3 WANTED POINTE VACUUM panelled recreaUon room, area. Garage apartment bedrooms,'M baths, nat. YOUNG COUFLE desire 3 FREE PICKUP " ROSLYN ROAD, 1 floor, 5 CORNER 2 bedroom brick l' .No agents. rented for $1,800 per year, near schools, low tlXes and room house, well main. ural fireplace, aU appU. bedroom Colonial In Farms DELIVERY gas beat. Bargain for quick in G."osse Pointe Woods, MOROSS.MORANG. " bed. more than pays taxes and anee., 2 e.r ,.r.,e, large or Woods. Low 30's. No NEW REBUILT PARTS tained, s ere e n e d back Florida room,1~ baths, room, 1...... baths, natural inslU'ance. $69,000. By own. sale. Only $32,000. Open porch, 1Jh ear earage, bnced lot. $0&7,500.Terms. broker.s. 881.5483 after 6 TU 1-1014 PR2-4050 daUy and Sunday 2 to 5. 'IS finished basement, 2 car fireplace, formal dining er. Call for appointment. ______Buyers only .• 1~. p.m. 21002 MACK furnace, near shoppln, garlge. $7,500 assumable TflOm. Excellent condition. 886~141. No brokers1l1ease. area. TU 1-2043. Open Sun. OWNER 7~% mortgage. Balance CaU after- 6 p.m. 886.8078. RETIRED professional man day 2... lJA-LOTS FOI SAlol 21E-STORMS AND . 12111 NOTTINGHAM $2<&,500. 885.1266. CONDOMINIUM, Jeffer.on desires 3 bedroom and near Eleven Mile, pool, 2 SCREENS WOODS LANE - Excellent family room brick home OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL NORTH OXFORD, center WILDWOOD bedrooms, all appliances. ALUMINUM storms, doors, Choice comer apartment on I locale for investment or in Shores or Woods, East hall Colonial. " bedrooHlS, air con~ltloned, Call 352. screens. Quality products. 1st floor with full)' paneled building. CaU for details of Mack. 776-2295. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5 3~ baths, outstanding fam. S860, ask {or Mike, eve. Lowest prices. 773.7010. ily room with wet bar. second bedroom and extra and the surprlsinl price LAKE MICHIGAN frontage MOVE IN BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS nings 779.3639. Larie corner lot. Move in windows. $27,000. tagl for cottage site. Harbor SCREENS REPAIRED 873 NOTRE DAME condition. No agents. 886.1 C. W. BABCOCK" SONS BY OWNER, aU brick, 2 nat Springs, Petoskey, Charle- Kaufman's Aluminum Doors 7184. '777.3310 6-6, garale.' .luminum "Under All Is the voix area. 881.8885. and Windows Check these features. Brick and aluminum center trim, excellent condition. Land" Heliarc D 0 () r s and Win. entrance Colonial, new kitcben ..nd CamUy room, 944 Beaconsfield. VA ".9196 15-1USINESS dows and welded corners. 'paneled with natural fireplace, powder room, Uving Open Sunday. FRED'S STORM .room with natural fireplace and bay, formal dininJ JOHN S. OPPORTUNITY AND SCREEN room, 4 bedroom. and bath, new furnace, Wed and 450 RIVARD .... 4 bedroom .DM.'AN BEAUTY SHOP - Grosse VE 9-4311 ,paneled basement, 2 car brick laraic, new driveway, FIKANY Coloni"l, 2~ baths, family 'PoInte, excellent locat!on. .••• umable mortgale, w.lk to Village Shops. Only room, 2 car attached .,a. GOO First offering. ZIF-HOME "'l,llOO. ' REALTOR raae. Under construction, Inc. 0 IMPROVEMENT complete in 8 weeks. HER. 93 Kercheval 8I8.aoeo ANDARY 886-561 Following f.,y AppoiDtment 1st OFFERING-989 Trom. 1005 Cadieux - Cozy and BERT D. RALPH, BUILD. EASTVIEW bley. Open Sunday 2.5. convenient center han co. "On Tbe Hill" EXCLUSIVE CHARLES STREET ER, 182-2823. l,-pm FORSALE Charmlng, comfortable and lonial, 5 ,bedroom. plu., ALUMINUM INC. Sharp TownhoulI, 5 bedroom., 3 bath., larae liviDi four full bath., 1 lav., li. FREE to good bome, 6 week B. F. GOODRICH and dinini room, powder room, Florida room. Nt"w convenient describes this 4 bedroom 2~ bath brick brary, family room, first OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 old puppies, half Lab., VINYL PRODUCTS furnace. Assumable mortlaie. 2 car ,arue. Play half Airedale. Also gentle ALCOA BUILDING PROD, yate!. Colonial located in the floor laundry room, 3 fire- 474 ST. CLAIR heart of The Park. It of- place., recreation room in 20 month female Labrador. Storm Windows, Doon, Fin~ town bouse 'at the right price. 3 bedroom', 2 Call days 371.2131, afier 5 Awnings, Porch Enclosure. EXCELLENT BUY FOR LARGE FAMl!. Y fers a family room, l.t basement, 2 car attached b.ths ,.:m 2nd floor. 1 bedroom,. bath on3N. 885.7090. Siding - Seam1eBB Gutterll 'La1'fle Colonlal with country kitchen and pantry. L1. floor laundry room. car. heated, gara,e, ~onvenlent- Lovely M~t.chler kitchen with mallY 'cabinets, J.M. Seal Tab Roofin, brary aDd lUll room, powder room, formal dinul' petill, nd drape', reerea. ]y located, exIra wJde lot, built.in appliance •. WEIMARANER pup pie 5, Storms and SCreen Repair :room with beamed ceilinl, 5 bedroom., 3 baths, 2 Uon rQOm, ill bClat with ideal for large and active FOLLOWING BY ApPOINTMENT AXC, exrayed. Excellent Licenser, Insured, BODded :furnacu, Dew roof. Recently redecorated. Bi, lot central air, lots of closets family. disposition. 886~057. 15030 Houston.Wbltter :could be dlvkted or used- for a tennis court, Only . and .torate area, attached FARMS-COLONtAL. Owner says .eU. 1216 Devonshire - Graclo\ll Ll'rI'LE BETSY _ Pretty LA 7-15616 or LA 7-7230 .,500. 2 car larage with electric True colonial detaUln thlt 3 bedroom, 1~ bath home I. ! eye door., lot 8OX175.This 5 bedroom center hall co- ,ray spayed female kitty 21G-ROOFING : NEAR CITY PARK 'lonial, floor plan' exeeUent ! situated on lIrie deep lot. Nice kttd!eD. Separate needs ,ood. home, price - bome await. your inspec. , brellJdast room. Recreation room wlUl fireplace. 1328 Rivard. Charmtlt, Condominium. FeaturiDi mod. tion. . for entertaining, den,S i : . ", lot. of love. Call after 3 SERVICE ,em kitchen, den, lar,e Uvini aDel dinlnl room. " bed. 'full baths plus 1 lav., ex.' WOODS-COLONIAl p.m. 884.2787. 'LOWEST PRICES lin new !room., 2 baths on 2nd floor, 2 bedrooms and bath on 1150 Whittier - Center haU tra large kitchen, carpet- OBEDIENCE and personal gutters. Gutters repaired .3rd. Don't mil. it! !brick coloniai, 4 bedrooms, in, and drape. included, S:bedroom home wJth aftraetivebly window In 1Jving 2~ baths, 2 natural fire. , room. Good kitchen. Scrnned-eovertd: terrace off protection training in your and cleaned. New roofs or: : IF YOU ARE THINKING OF SELLING gas heat, 3 car brIck la.' home. Polson proofing. $10 roof repair. No job too big plAell, lamny room, air rage, nice lot, clo.e to living room. Sltuated amid 10'/e1y .pruce tree •. : CALL per hour. "99.0060 or 886. or too small. Work dODe CODdlUODlni. sprinkling .cbools, park, and .hop. FARMS-l Y2 STORY 1741 personally. Servinl GrOde ,.yltem, extra lar,e lot. ping .. . Pointe for 25 years. Rich. CEORCE PALMS, REALTOR Owner anxious to •ell. Choice .treet near the lake. Well built, air coDd1tion. in,. 3 bedroom., 2J,2 baths, paneled deft. Nice GOLDEN Retriever puppies, ard Willertz, 50 Roslyn Rd. TU 6-4444 kitchen with ran,e, refr!prator, dlsbwalber. 6 weeks, AXe, champion, Free estimates, call TU . Attached 2 car larage. , hip X.rayed stock. $150. 1-8170. ;A Family Business For Over A Century lM8.2482. . ROOFING, siding, gutters. INCOME GOLDEN Retriever, 1 year Lowest prices. Written FIKANY Five nice rooms in each unit of this weD mlintabi.ed old, completely trained. guarantee. 773.7010. : OPEN HOUSES income on Harcourt near the lake. Live ID wit Mu.t seU. 886.3480. . REALTOR being held for Imm~iate po8le .. loa by purma .... , ALJ. ROOF &: : FOR YOUR INSPECT{ON 886-5051 let tenant provide additional income. COIlIlcler the BLACK LAB. Must sell im. GUTTER WORK ! SUNDAY 2 UNTIL 5 tax advantaie., too. " mediatelY-Be.t offer. 18 Caulkini, chimney repair. '1375 HOLLYWOOD II a trim colonial In the Wood. month old medium sized Guttera cleaned , with a, flrst floor lavatory. Three bedrooms and BIRCHWOOD FARMS ESTATE famDy watch dog with ADVANCE MAINTENANCE ~ full bath on the aeeood floor. Don't miss seelol Call u. for information relardlnl thi. flnedevelop- . g rea t disposition and TU 2."39 it if the top of your price range is in the mid. ment near Harbor Spring.. ._.. . charm. CaU Grei day, 888. ' : thirties. OPEN' SUNDAY DAVI ES-MOFFErT 3OeO. Evening 331-60'11. , . JR&i=~~~ ~7 SHORECREST CIllCLE - Three bedroom brick 20A--CARPET LAYING H Years Reliable service ranch. Don't walt If you haven't seen.this great to TU 5-3220 Residential" Commercial buy opportunity. Two fun baths, and in the Shore., 2:30' . 5:00 81 Kercheval Ave. CARPET LAYING AU types of Roofs &: Decks on a quiet street with aeees. to Lake.hore Road. NEW AND OLD Gutters " Downspouts The spacioul family room has a fireplace-as does 344 UNIVERSITY StaJrs Carpeted Shilted REPAIRS the living room. Large two car attached garage Wbat could be better? 4 nice bedrooms, 2J,2 JOHN s. Repairs. of All Types No Job Too Large-or SmaU has electric opener. Kept In such perfect allape bathl, ab80lutely great family room, tree Cigaret Burns Re-Woven Free Estimates you'll want us to fill out the purchase form. lined street, secluded lot 8nd great swim. ALSO CALL 899.2100 ming pool. Stop and see tllis fine home. GOODMAN NEW CARPET SALES Insured Workmen APPOINTMENTS PLEASE There's much more. Samples Shown in ,- ~1985 HUNT CLUB-Trim c.o]onial in the Woods with INC. Your Home 11 H-RUG CLEANING B'OB TRUDEL an extra first floor room. Three bedroom. and 351 KERBY "BE SECURE, GOODMAN FOR SURE" full bath on the second floor. Paneled recreation $29,900 is the price and what a buy! Well 29(.5896 . CARPET CLEAN ING room with wet bar and gas log fireplace. Don't built, 3 bedrooms, 3 car garage, beautiful OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 miss seeing it if th'e top of your price range Is ZI-MOVING 6' WALL WASHING spacious lot-in the Farms, not many like It. ' FULLY INSURED 3S thousand. PARK LANE 915-First offering. Sensational 3 be4. STOIlAGE room, 2 bath ranch. ' YOIlXSHIRE LARGE RANCH IN THE SHORES. AttracUve air UN'S MOVING-Loeal •• ub. MAINTENANCE conditioned rancb with three bedrooms. One full SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT CADIEUX 854 - IMMEDIA'l'E OCCUPANCY! Con. urbs. One piece or house. 885~1194. bath plus two half llaths on the first floor and venient comer lot loc.Uon for this crisp 3 bed- Nt Low rat ••. TV 2-8M0. Free Estimates another half bath in the basement. Living room 1557 HOLLYWOOD-Really a doll house-fine con. room Federal colonial with family and recreaUon has natural fireplace-a second fireplace ill in dlUon but that is only the beginning. How about r.ooms. 21A-PIANO SERVICE CALLEBS '" SON tbe semi.flnished basement. Two and a half car Colonial design? 3 nice bedrooms, family room PIANO TUNING Carpet and Upholstery clean. attached garage with door opener. on the first floor, circulating hot water heal. BISHOP 83O-Best price with a lake view! 3 spacious Action Regulation ing. Fast drying. Free asU. Fantastic:: Oh! the yard is terrific. bedrooms, 21h baths, library (pegged floor), mod. Key Recovering mates. Fully insured. 772. FOR ALL OF YOU who have been searching in vain ern kitchen, terrace, and recreation roonls perfect Rebuilding and Refillishing . 9555. for that five bedroom colonial with a floor plan 388 PROVENCAL-Overlooks the Country Club of for active family. that "works," we have such an item. This one is Detroit Golf Course-lovely street-winding with 884-2507 CARPET CLEANING, win. in the Farms and features a step-down living large trees-extra large lot-2 master suites- MOROSS 3&5-Delightful 3 bedroom, 2 bath with Thomas Pettit, member dow and waU washing, 30 , room, large dlni'lg room, beautiful library and maid's quarters-a gem. see for' yourself-com. library, delicate landscapi~g, and iJltriiuin: Piano Technicians Guild years experience. Com. new kitchen. The entire first floor is random pletely fireproof-everything. details. COMPLETE piano service. mercial and residential. width pegged oak flooring. This one shows as well 1!20 BUCKINGHAM ... 5 bedrooms, Slk baths, li. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Tuning, rebuilding, refinish- Gu~ranteed, bonderl and inside as out. brary plus garden room. NEFF-FLAT with 2 units. Fine architectural detail, lng, de.mothing. Member insured. 543-1353. :A HOUSE FOR THE MAN WHO HAS EVERY- perfp.ct family location near Jefferson, aDd strODi Piano Tedmicianl Gllild'2 --I.-I--P-A-I-N-T-IN-G-,-- 80 GROSSE POINTE BLVD.... 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ~ental demand. . THING. This mini-estate is in the French style library. _R._Ze_cb_, _73_1._77_07_. DECORATING architecture but. with fresh, and bright American BALFOUR - Sensational 4 bedroom colonial wltb good taste' shown thro~hout. The main house 1025 HARVARD ... 6 b~drooms, 31,2 baths, library. central air, iamily room, den, aDd complete ,mod. has four master suites with additional sleeping CLASSIFIEDS DONALD BUSS 17845 E. JEFFERSON ... 5 bedrooms, library, gar- em utillty. . Decorator \ quarters on the third floor. ;rhe feature point of \ the backyard is an immense swimming pool and den room. HARBOR HILL-Superb locale and desigued to ''Jet BRING FAST Exterior Interior Free Estimates large greenhouse which is used as a party house 17849 KERCHEVAL ... 4 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, Ii. . the sun shine 'in." Spacious varietfiil'CJuding and connects the pool area to elaborate. bath brary. family room, library, and separate breakfast facilities in the original carriage house. Central roum aU with charming bay windows. RESULTS! 140 YeJsUinl G~?s;eOPointe air conditioning throughout and ready to be 197 LAKEVIEW 4 bedrooms, 2Sh ~Aths, library. , enjoyed this summer. • GRA YTON-A very different Early English with den, - 861 LAKELAND 4 bedrooms, 2Sh baths, library, modem kitchen, and 3 hedrooms. GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE LET ONE OF OUR salesmen escort you through an famil)' room. hnnest five hedroom farm colonial with its dance. McKINLEY PLACE - Privacy a reality with this 930 LAKESHORE ... 5 bedrooms. 3th baths, library. f1oor.size ~ntry (oyer, formal dining room. den interesting 5 bl!droom Tudor with traditional JOANNA WESnn ~AfIfQ!~"ml and super kilch~n with breakfast room. Nestled excellence and large carriage house. 751 . . . LINCOLN . . . 3 bedrooms. ISh baths, WINDOW SHADES on the crest of one of the few hills in the Pointe screened porch. N. DEEPLANDS - Colonial charm and space with LI~OU.INI. and just as much a charmer inside as out. .- ;:iHl- SKumis - all1.ils ultra modern utility including super country KAUFMANN I 468 MANOR 3 bedrooms, 1lk baths, den. THE THREE BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE in tl1e kitchen, central air, and swimming pool. 5 bed. d_~.!'?!t~~~N~ .. J .•••Yla City of Grosse Pointe looks mighty good {rom 4"7 MORAN 3 bedrooms, Ilk baths. screened rooms, 5 baths, library, family room, domestic the curb but an even ple..santer surprise is the porch. quarters, and many interesting detaUs. warm decor inside and the three bedro(\ms and 156 MOR.OSS ... 1 story, 3 bedrooms. WASHINGTON-This lavish English boa.ta family ,GRA'.:TOP large den. There are two full baths. a great variety plus elegant details ideal for the quality kitchen and super terrace with a command of 586 NEFF . . . Townhouse, 3 bedrooms, 7.1h baths. minded buyer. SALESAND SERVICE the large and well landscaped yard, If.':Ol1 KERCHEVAL 000 NEFF ... 5 " 1\ with porch and re~reaUon room. IN THE AREA ~" of Altu • In 1.11. Part! CONSIDERED BY MANY to be one of the best }o'ARM BROOK-Sharp 2 bedroom only $19.0! 1'U ll.fl1OO condominium complexes in the Pointe this par- 1(139 WHITTIER ... 4 bedrooms, 2Sh baths, library Clond "onda,. ticular apartment has (our bedrooms and two and family room. BEACH - 2 bedroom remodeled farmhouse with private beach. baths on the second floor and two more rooms on 1184 WHITTIER. , , 3 bedrooms, 2th baths, library. the third. There is a den and lavat\lry on the main floor and large breakfast room to comple. 15539 WINDMILL POJNTE DR. 4 bedrooms, E. OUTER DR.-Cozy 3 bedroom colonial wiOl rec- SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES reation room and terrace. ment the kitchen. 241 baths, family room. FOR OVER 1/2 CENTURY Gerry Olson 15660 WINDMILL POINTE DR. 5 bedrooms, KENSINGTON-Great 4 bl!droom English with den Robert G, Edg:lr and modern kitchen. Vincent E. Butterly, Jr. John Pierce 341 baths, library. r"" Sty"~ of ''''C. Dave Dennis Richard Wallace WILDWOOD-CO.OP APT with 2 bedroom., 2 baths, ."d.1 for you Frank Hu~ter Bob Monroe den and terrace. Tom Keppelman Harold Mermuys WI 1-8282 PURDY AND JOHN s. 1"c1u.I". Chlin Link AII.Steel .nd R. G. ASSOCIATES GOODMAN Rudie StyilM EDGAR FARMS WOODS INC. & ASSOC IATES "On The Hill" MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 886-8010 1000J HARPER RESIDENTIAL, I'NDUSTRIAL 114 KERCHEVAL 889-0500 889-0510 93 Kercheval 886--3060 ,,, ,f \ - • • • m 7 as' sst • ? smsss. r 72 7 sa d Thursday, August 9, 1973 6 R0 5 S E P 0 f N TEN E VIs 'age Twenty-Three 21-I-PAINTING, 21N-ASPHALT WORK 21-O-CEMENT AND ... , DECORATING . IRICK WORK :~~~::~:-panel.1Big Court Docket Swamps Judge Denis on July 11 KURT O. BAEHR eEHENT WORK of 01 ing, partitions, she Iv e s ------ASPHALT kind. BOIl4ed, Uc,uecI, SA. .(kitchens, ceilings, smaU WoodJ MUDieipal Juoge J. pled guilty and was found guilty and was found guilty chuge. He also pled guilty-.) CUSTOM PalDtinC uel Dee lured. TV 2,9888, after' jobs, eie.). TU 2.2795. Patrick Dellis had a heavy guilty of dnmkeMess, aDd of Impaired driving, and paid and was found guilty of D' oratlnc, wan paperIDI p.m. or 372.... HARRY BlUTH Icourt docket Wednesday, paid a $25 fine. a $200 fine. He also pled defeetive brake light, and> GUlfutMd. 1'1'.. ..tI. paid a $10 fine. Ayan also mates.. LA 1-571•• PAVING ------.-- BUILDING CO. July 11. wben over 40 per. Colette EUubeth SCbever. guilty and was found guilty PATIOS EttablJlhe4 In sons appeared be!()re him. 21612 Revere. St. Clair of driving the wrong way on pled guilty and was found, EXPERT pabltiDl, pap e r AND Brick, block or cement, 3 Grosse Po1DteArea SIDce IN1 Charles Tbomas Martin. Shores, pled guilty and was a one.way street. and was guilty of speeding, and wu blJlliDl. rr.. ~Itimatel teuerations of experieDce. R Id tI 1 nd 1 WitS East Ten Mile road, found guUty of' defedive fined $20. fined $30. Finally, he pled G. Van ASlChe. 1110$1". Excavating JOHN C. CARLISLE ill en :e;ode~mme1cJa WarreD, pled guilty and was. lights. She wall fined $5. George' AothQny Blakeslee. guilty and was found guilty 779-6864 776-3338 Alterations and lIaiDtenance found guilty of impaired James Robert Zimmerman 1504 Edmonton' drive. pled .01 unnecessary noise, and YERKEY & SONS I ------Ne" Coutruction driving. He was fined $150. 20324 Alger, St. Clrab' Shores: guilty and was found guilty paid a $20 fine. _,1 WE SPECIALIZE - Exterior • CODDENS 88$.3900 885-70U WiWam Howard Tromblt:y, pled guilty and was found of speeding. He paid a $10 painting. 27 years' experi- CONSTRUCTION I 21728 Roslyn, Harper Woods, guilty of depositing litter on fine. Park Anglers ence. DRIVEWAY ESTABUSHED im KITCHEN pled guUty and was found the street. He paid a P5 fine. David Matt.'1ew Kwiecln. REMODELINC guilty of defective lighb, and Reinhart Louis Hauswirth ski, 141G3 Rochelle, Detroit. DU PONT PAINTS • Drive".ys wali fined $10. 9120 GUDston, Detroit. pled pled not 8l1ilty but was found Set for Rodeo Used SEAL • Patios We Install Joseph George Lisak, .6701.------.--- guilty of defective lights. He Reasonable. Call Evenings • Porches F' S' k ~ Chalmers, Detroit. pled guilly ~T SH F h was fined $10. The P8rk's Annual Fishing' TW 1.5896 '172.3116 : =::Ofing ormlca- In ops and was found guilty of Uti- name ros Gary Lee Whitmore. 20519 Rodeo will be held Saturday; Cabinets-All Styles necessary noise. He was T H 'R II Pleasant, st. Clair Shores, Augu.,t 11, from 8 a.m. to 1 HUGHES BROTHERS COATING LA 6-7836 Built-Ins-Installed fined $20. 0 on or 0 pled guilty and was found p.m., according to Ann DECORATORS ------I Free Estimate. John James Cirelle, 246041 _ guilty of impr\lper registra. Thomson and Mar gar e t 5293 Yorkshire • 21 P-WATERPROOFIHG' No Ob1i(ations Star Valley, St. Clair Shores, Jerry J. Gerich, principal tion plates, and paid a $10 Spindler. recreation coor~- 882-9'750 or 3'71-8128 I J W KLEINE No Delay. pled guilty and was found of South High recenUy an. fine. He also pled guilty and dinators. & " R BW Plige guilty of having no registra- nounced the ~mplete honor WIS f~Jlnd g~ilty of fleeing The Rodeo is open to Park COMPLETE decorating. Pa. G K All types of basement 3'l1-M03 tion in his possession. He roll for the school's ninth a police. officer. and was' children between five and 16 perbanging. insured, luar. 'waterproofing ------I paid a fine of $10. graders. I fined $I,'\(). Whitmore also years inclusive. anteed. AI Schneider. TU All work guaranteed CARPENTER All types re. pled ilt d 'd CONSTRUCTION Licensed Insured pair and 're;od, eling. Cari Mark Edward Kryschyn- They are Janet Agne. Tina' '. gu y ~n was. lOUll All .contestants will reo 1-0565. PAVING (;, Watson. LA. 6-5501. ski. 22841 Petersburg, East Andriotakis. Nancee Arm. e:uilty of fleemg a, pohce of- ceive a prize. Grand prizes TU Detroit, pled guilty and was strong. Bar bar a Baker, flce.r. and was flDed $~50. will be awarded for the big- INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 2-0717 EXCAVATING I DEVONSHIRE HOMES, Inc. found guilty of assault, and Theresa Barker Tecla Bar. Whitmore also pled guilty gest fish caught by a boy, PAINTING CONTRACTORS CODDENS • New Homes was fined $20. toszewicz C y n't h i a Beck and was found guilty of the biggest .fish caught by a COMPLETE D ee 0 ra tI n g • Family Rooms Frank Anton Atkinson, Devon Beebe, Christophe; reckle~s driving. and paid a girl and for the most fish service. Paper hanllng and 882-1121 WATERPRooFINC • Kitchens 29173 Hayes, pled guilty and Bielski Patricia Blain Ste. $150 fme. Finally, he pled caught. removing. Material, work. 885-1900 I ESTABUSHED 1924 • Alterations was found guilty of speeding. phen Began, Mary' Bo~noty, guilty. ~nd was found guilty All entrants in the Fishing mankship guaranteed. For • Patios He was fined $10. Joann Brady, Kathleen Bris. of dnvmg on a revoked Ii- Rodeo must furnish their esUmates caD 21.o.-e:EMENT AND All types of waterproof mg. • Free Estimates Sam Joseph Palazzola, 6171 tol, Lawrence Br.ookes, Wil. cense. and was lined $150. own equipment and bait. WIWAM FORSYTHE IRICK WORK 7 year guarantee. R e fe r. DAN STEFFES Fairford road, pled not guilty \jam Brownell and Heidi Harry Earl Marley, Jr.. Youngsters under 10 years VAlley 2-9108 PORCHES, patios, new or le_n_c_es_._LA__ 6-_7836__ . LICENSED BUILDER but was round guilty o{ hay. Bruce. 22730 Stephen, St. Clair of age must be accompanied rebuilt. Tuck painting, BAS EM E NT S WATER. 885.1416 689-6696 ing no registration on his I More are Michael Bulato. i Shores. pled guilty and was by an adult during tbe INTERIOR and exterior brick replacement, caulk. PROOFED - Realonable ------person, and paid. a fine of vic, 'Carol Buselmeier, Bryan fo~n.d guilty of careless Rodeo. painting and paper hang. ing, joint sealer with High rates, workmanship IUlr. CARPENTRY, cabinet ma. $10. Cammett, Anne Campbell, drlvmg. 'and was fined $20. - _ ing. Reasonable' rates, 30 Tex., Chimney repair and anteed. 881.0063or 7711.1Z25. king, kitchens. baths. 773- .Jack Lewis Willia,?s, 797 Melissa ~ are n d e r, Ann J. P. S h ann ()n, 2945 SOLU11ON years experience. Ray Bar. rebuilt. Basement water- CP.AS. F. JEFFREY 7010. Lincoln road, J?led guilty, ~nd Care:., Brian Carson, R~byn Springle. Detroit, pled guilty . Know your aptitudes-abU. nowsky, 371.238( after 6 Proofing Carpenter work I . was found gUilty of drlYlng Carty, Sheryl Caverly. Lmda and was found guilty of im. ity counts most doin" the p.m. • '. • 882-1800 21T-PLUMIING AND Ion a suspended license. He Cehula. James Champion, proper . lane usage He was thingS you are capable of 24 years expe,'lence. All,. Basement Waterproofing HEATING was fined $150. He also pled Steven Chrypinski, Alfred fined $2(). • doing. INTDRJOR and Exterior work guaranteed. Donold • Underpin footings --- - , guilly and was round guilty Clavel, Jr, and Peter, Coles, ~ainting tnd paper bang. McEachern, 526.564(;. • Cracked or eaved.in waUs LARRY S CUSTOM of driving with no tail lights" 0 the r s are Christopher Robert Ra!,dall MO?re, L ing. Frea estimates. 18 References PLt!MBJ;NG A.~D HEATI~G and was fined $10. Cullen, Carolyn Deaver, Wil. 22700 ~rcardia, Roseville, 'Int ....M years experience. 8&&.0382. H. CHAUVIN Licensed. Insured ReSidential and Commercial Lucille Margaret Handlos,lliam Defibaugh, Co let t e pl~ .g~l1ty. and was fo~d I R. .. T. PROFESSIONAL CEMENT CONTRACTOR ------Repairs .. nd Remod~ 317 Belanger road, pled not' Degalan. Lou i s e Dembry. gUI~ty of IDt~rference. With ALL TYPES OF CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION Lawn Sprinkler Service. guilty but was found guilty M!"ry Ann .Dhondt. Sheila police, and paid a ~ fme. Ev. Lutherln painting. interior and ex- CEMENT WORK AU Types of Waterproofing Water Heaters-A. O. Smtth of speeding. and paid a fine Diener, &berl Dolson, Laura George Rhea Spivey, 6457 terior. Free estimates. m • Walks • Drives. Porches Guaranteed Reason.bl.. Permaglass and Rheem o{ $15. Donnelly, Michael Dooley. Elmwood, Detroit, pled guilty Churoh Roland, Grosse Pointe V.l1IJu Road at W.... woocl Farms, 882-458l1 • Patios •• Waterproofing Ucenaed And Insured TU 1-7410 Charles Ferdinand Kalve!. Mary Ann Doubles, Stephen and was found guilty of 110 Drive, Groue Pointe Woodl • Pre.Cast Steps 885-Dft12 FOR CLEAN and dependable age, 1535 Fairholme road. Douglass. Eilee!l Driseo~.registrati~ on his person. 88WCNO ,PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. • Tuck Pointing 21Q-PLASTER WORK I. service, call ELMERS pled not guilty but was found Coll~en Duffy. Diane DUPUIS, He was flDed $10. Summer SChedule ing and finishing. Special. • Chimney Repair 1 PLUMBING and HEAT. guilty of speeding, .and paid Leslie EdJ.'lunds. Ann Char. 1m 0 g e n e Martin, 4790 Sunday Churdl SChool and izing in dark staining. No job t~ small SPECIALIZING In repairs ING. Plumbing License a fine of $15. lott~ Ehrling and Paul EI. Cadillac, Detroit, on a charge Church Worship 9:30 a.m. Li f'o'SrUfPrPeleYeOsWumnaPteo.wWer....AbCraau_ Li::S~~e:~dm~::ded lor Ie yea .... Cracks elim.!. #04556. TUxedo 4-4882. Anthony Giorgio, 651 Norlh W~till others inc1ud of operating a vehicle while H.". P. Keppler nlted. Clean, Jim Blaelr:.I . Oxford drive. pled not guilty. e sa her license was suspended, Re ..~ .. I~~ ... ham TW 1-5924. ! PR 9.8427 well. VA 1-7051. IN-SINK.ERATOR mstalled, but was found guilty of speed. Erwin, Dawn ~vans, Sally did not appear in court. • 779.8427 881-1473 ------i $95. Dishmasters, all re- ing He was fined $15 Face: Nancy Fer~~a, George Bond in the amount of $100 TED'S BRICK REPAIR _ Porches, NEW and repair work. Neat, pairs, Power Humidifiers, C'harles Peter Vroom, 20065 F~rrls, Ro~er ~Illion, Ca~y was forfeited . .WALLPAPER REM.OVING I etc. Free est.imates, work clean service. 20 years ex.. Water Heaters and Shower Hunt Club Harper WoOds FJ!lan, DaVid FIScher. ~she Daryl Wayne Reed on a perience. Free estimates. Heads, :' F 1S c her, James FISCUS, h ..' St. Jam.. EXCLUSIVELY guaranteed. 779-3947. Albert Verstraete. 521.2536: ELMERS PLUMBI pl~ not gUIlty ~ut was found E ilee n Fitzgerald. .Tulia c ar.ge. of Michigan ~per. Free Estimates - InSured I ---______AND HEATING NG gUilty ~l speeding. and paid Fleig, Beth Foster Charlene a~or s hcense n~ver acquired. Lutherln Ch.roh -,i 565.9555 R. L. STREMERSCH 21R-FURNITURE 1 a $15 flOe. Friend, Kim Fulg~nzi, Kyle ~Id not appe:r m coqrt. Bond McMIU." .. Kerch",•• ------CEMENT CONTRACTOR REPAIR ! ZIV-SILVnPLATING I' Bernard Albert Braun, Gaspar, Margit Gerstmann, m the amount of $50 was EXPERIENCED PAINTER LICENSED.BONDED 20063 E. Ballantyne court. Eric Gilbert Loris Gloss and forfeited. TU 4-0511 available immediately. ex- • Cement Work ARE YOUR CHAIRS, an- • Silver and Gold Plating pled guilty and was found Elizabeth ~heart Bobby Alton Jones. 25875 terior and interior, free • Waterproofing tiques or furniture loose or • O:ddiling and Repairing guilty of, impaired driving. More are Cathy Gray, I>a- Ba.rbara, Roseville, pled not Summer Schedule Sunday Service .:30 •.m. estimates. Call anytime. • Biick Work broken? Excellent work. • Brass PolishIng, He was hned $150. trice Greiner Jane Grim. guilty but was found guilty (Nursery for man chUdren) 573.9579, 463.9736. No job too small 775.1386. Lacquering Carl Alfred .Mertes,-21613 shaw. D e a ~ n a Groebn, o! .peeding, and paid a $15 Sunday School•• :30 •.m. EX 889 886-8541 ------• Fireplace fixtures Frazho, St. Clair Shores. pled Bra dIe y llanpeter Scott fme. Alua U Tbunclay 8e""!ee .:Otl p.lII. TEBIOR painting, work .0591 ~ I S--CARPEHTER. refinished guilty and was found guilty H a n s e n, Louis Ha'rtman Riebal'd Butler Que 11 o. (lub' f.Aquat 23) f::.ra~ e=~s.el;~: CHAS. F. JEFFREY ------. Copper pOlishing and of impaired driving, and was ,!'iartin Hawley James Hoff: 25175 Anchorage. M 0 u n t .... 0.,.. L Il'.n, , • MASON CONTRACTOR Modernization buffing fined $150. mann, Louise' H 0 m f e I d Clemens, pled not guilty but .~ \Xl6'1 or 773'()715. LICENSED. INSURED LEEBERT Dale Robert Mantay, 19891 Karen Hopp. John Howen: w~s.t0und gut1ty of impaired I \ EXT E RIO R and interior • Brick • Block • Stone MORE VALUE for your Helen, Harper Woods. was Anne In gill s, Julie Jay driVJDg. He was fined $1110. I I painting. Work guaranteed. • Cement Work mone,. AcfclftiollJ,kiteheDI, I S ILVERSM ITHS found guilty of driving with Elizabeth J e hIe, Michaei Isaak John Avan, 1073 Th. G...... Pointe \ I free estimates. 719-3947. • Waterproofing dormen, basements, bath. 14110 CHARLEVOIX a defective muffler. He was Jewell, Patricia Jobbitt and North Brys, pled guilty and eoftlNptlo ... 1 I ------.' Tuck Pointing room •• waU remoYa1l. 3 blocks west 01 C1IaImers lined $10. He also pW not Philip Johnson. was found guilty of three Church BIGELOW'S • Patios of any kind BIDICARE BROS. VA 2-7318 guilty but was lound guilty Continuing. Anne Marie c1t,.rges of driving on a reo ,I INTERIOR-EXTERIOR • Chimney Repaired of interference with a police Kaled, Marilyn Kelly, Catll- yoked license, (each oc- 240 Cbalfonte at Lothrop I Expert painting ;,,;l Page Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 9, 1973 * * * Feature Page * * * * Pointer of Interest GoOd'Tate From Another Pointe of View fJ-atnfe Favorite Receipel of (CotlUJIued lrom Page ]3) People in The Xllow payable to Meadow Brook Art Gallery, Oa~land Gounter Points University, Rochester, Mi. 48063. For further mfor. B P t R CHEESE SOUFFLE mation, contact Kiichi Usui, Curator, Meadow Brook Y a ousseau ContribllW by Mr., Glady. Art Gallery, 377-3005. . One of The Many Services . • • 1011'11 .find at Barkley Sibley for the Me. Serving on the picnic committee are Pomters Walton.Pierce is in the lingerie departnu~"t where morial Church Cookbook, Mrs. Michael Rollins, of Neff road, and Mrs. James Florence Riley specializes in mastectomy fittings for "Gourmet Polate,..." Draper, of Merriweather road. bras and swimsuits. There is a selection of 100d 1 cup milk looking beach wear designed specially for these 1 cup bread crumbs fittings. The department also specializes in custom. (2 slices) \ Trip to Ita':" for Ski Club lzed fittings of national brands of corse try inCluding 1Jh cups grated cheese Lily of France, Warner's, Bien Jolie, Edith Lances J (11;2 pkgs. grated A European ski tripespeci. cali the Grosse Pointe War LHyette and many others...... cheddar should be ally for families during the Memorial at 881.7511 for fur- * • * rather sharp) ,.Christmas holidays is being ther details. Any me interested in be- Find Convenience Insidp- And Out ... at Grosse 1/4 tsp dry mustard o{{ered by the Grosse Pointe coming a member of the club Pointe's newest condominium, the Jefferson Apart. Ih tsp: salt Ski Club, under the. auspices ( d) of the Grosse Pomte War for any of the winter ski ments located 2 blocks from a beautij16l lake front 3 eggs separa te Memorial Association. trips may receive informa- park, 3 blocks from Grosse Pointe Village • hopping , Seald milk_la double bo~er. The group will depart, tion through the War Me- 20 minutes from dov.mtown Detroit J..o, bus. Rela% Add bread ..rumbs and gg Thursday December 27 via morial. VII yolks slightly beaten and .. '.. ' and be pampered. A door man park$ your car, reo ailed Cook tbis mixture AI~talIa alrilnes, DC.S, for . k d t . in. I s . , Mllan, Italy, and return to cewes your pac ages an s ores your grocenes a , stirring ~onstantly IIDUI just Detroit on Sunday January Big Splash lor special refrigerator if you are not home. There is , cooked. Add cheese and stir 6, 1974: The skier~ will go no need to arrange jor gardening, exterior main. well, alSCl.mustard. Remove from Milan to Madonna D' Suburbia Club tenance and come winter snow removal. Marimum from stove and from the. bot . . , insulation insures a quiet environment. Your ice.' I water In double boller. Let Camplgilo, .the future s~te of Suburbia Gar den Club stand for 10 minllte. to cool. the 1980 Wmter OlymPIcs.. members, their daughters maker and wet bar are ready for entertaining. Plan f'old In whites of' eggs beaten E. Marshal~ Green,. presl' and. for some, grandchildren a trip. Three security systems will guard your apart. stiff. Preheat oven to 350 dent of. the ski club, said that will enjoy the Annual Splash- ment.home. Visit the model apartment, 11111 East Photo by R. L. An1lnger degrees Pour mixture lato a special package has been In at the pool of Mrs. Her. Jefferson. Enter on Neff or St. Clair. The model PEPPER WHITELAW, OF NE}'F ROAD quart ~aslll!role which sits put to.gether enc?uraging the Ibe~t Ep~tein, in Windmill is open 12 to 5 daily, e:rcept Wednesd4J1. 882.7708 in pan o( boiUng water. inciuslOn of chJldren on a Porote drlve on Tuesday, Au. or 886.4880, Mic!ligan CondominiUm COfl)Of4tion. Bv Kathy Duff I think that the Y~D is one of Sprinkle paprika on top of I ~alf. - fa.;;: :n: /~Uth.j fare gus: ~4. f S b b" * •• . . the best things that has hap- mixture before baking. Bake aSls. e o.s ~ am.~y ~s I I ./s one 0 u ur la s Kitchen Cabinets do .. ..., fa 1M -.. Be I' If you hear the name "Pepper," you know who t' pened in The Pain Ie " for at least 30 minutes or well d as t~e skl-f~m',~' hIS favorite events as Mrs. Ep- e caase ot the variety ~f' ~iJea'. Jva-...... ,-1l...ad.d it is. The name might be mentioned at a. Grosse Pepper knows 'th~ organi. umil silver knJ!e comes out urngde tO sign ~p sJOce t t II stein is bnot ::~ .aten avild '. -.- ~. _. - P . t S h S' t B d t' th' l t d Se t al .pac kage IS separa e g8l dener ut 8l3<1 qUI a cu. fini.hes, there are are .. aU ...... -.e ...... ItMre tlleir 010 e ~mp ony OCIC y oar mee 109, e name zatlOns personally as she was 0 ceo er ry. rYe a once. from the f11'ghtpackag . rt' t A tr'oU . 1 . '. " . ht b h' d' th h II f th S hiS th P . t d ------. - e. mary a IS. SlY SOCia use applIes such as famUy ...... , Drariea, mlg e ea! mea .ways 0 e c 0.0 ys- e one omters contac e I Due to international air event the members get a . recreation rooms, laundries, IIobIJJ 04 tem's S1. Clair avenue offices, the name mIght be Iwhen ~hey wanted to gel similar to the fashions being' travei regulations it is cha~e to show off' their baths. Stop at Mutschler K1tclIeDl, HU7 .au Aveaue and dropped outside the jail cell at the City Police Isomethll~g done. Peppe~ was I shown today. Inecessary to complete ar- progeny and catch. up on see what we mean. " St ..tlOn. t~ere ~Ilt.h h~ipful a~vlce. a "Matter of fact, if I had rangements by F rid a y, summer news * • • , There's only ONE Pepper. Just ask anyone. b~t of mSlde Jn~~rmatJon, a~d kept the clothes I modeled, August 10. Pointers should It is the 'garden club's I d' I . d . > j.. h st I flnally a now-go.get'lt- I wo ld now b 0 f th n Ian .nsp1re '. weav, 01 :so,t we ern "I:ve al~ays bee'.l com------done" 'pu~h. Her vivid writ.' best dressed a~ a~:u:dl" e 1'------'11 silver year, and the me~. earth colors 1S the fabnc for a smart new blazer at mumty or1ented. FIrst as in Pointe schoolt-. Iing reflected her close con- Th to1 h . d Sh d bers celebrated by entertam- Mic~e)Je's B.outique, 17864 Mack .Avenue. It's co- a wife and mother of two "I simply believe in 'tell- tact with .the organizations to ~n,as Ja!k'_sf_ell~~e~e., orton to ing their .husbands receI:lly ordmated w1th sw~ate!S .. '. from sleeveless ii~e children who was involv. ing it like it is,' and I know since Pepper made it a when eit aeam: t: :pre~~i~: at a tel1llls, pool and took- vests to bulky kmts 10 luscIOUS colors. They en. ed in their activities. that I wrote some controver. people-to.people affair, and the word. She wrote copy fo; The Po.,nta out party at the home of D~.. semble with kicky pleated skirts. Michelle's is open Later, as a reporter for sial stories. However, 1I would not rely on a series of an advertiSing agency and ~nd ~s. ~enry. DoID7.oI~kl. Fridays until 8 p.m. . the Grosse Pointe News tbought that someone should I typed releases. 81so taught at a radio and ... ~ In Wmdmill Pomte rowe. l/< * ' • and now as a p. ublic rei a I always be there, at the Board, Other activities included TV school (Continued from Page 13) .. . - of Educatbn meetings" in the serving on the Northeast Some!im~ during this peri. SiaL M t. In Martha's Closet '.' . 375 Fi.,:her Road , you'll hons asslSt!int at Samt schools, to report faithfully Guidance Clinic Board and od h d t d MRS. GEORGE L. CAS. e ee .lng find Geist separates in wool. Double knit slacks and John Ho~pltaI. I've .a)- Ion their activities." I editing the annual news sup. fro~ ~~:~~~ H~g~r~C:~~ SIDY, of Touraine road, gave For Ketchum long skirts can be topped with turtle neck sweaters, w~ys enjoyed workll~g I Wins Award 1 plement, "The Guidance Ga- and to attend Case Western a dinner party Saturday, July bulky cropp~d cardigan, or shawl collated cardigans. WIth people," Pepper said Many Pointers, who were zette." Something w h i c h Reserve. 28, at the Detroit Boat Club Members of the Elizabeth They come m the new neutral t~,; bl4ck Bta foam in he~ office at Saint ,John .regul.ars at School Board m~ght be. c~nsidered far Currently, Pepper is in the in honor of the engaged Ketchum Group of Grosse or russet. . HospItal, a momentary Imeetings, 0 Ite n watch~d afield, but lsn t for Pepper, public relations department couple, CAROL HARRISON, Pointe Memorial Church will * • • '. restL"g place on a Friday ~chool trustees and admm- was whe~ she was asked to or Saint John Hospital work- of Balfour road, and ROB- get together on ,FrIday, Those Folks At, M. Q Say ~ •. H"1s eIIe .. 'afternoon. Ilstr~tors nervously scan the act as a Judge of the Farms !ng with the Fontbonn~ Auxil- ERT HANZL, JR., of Har. August 10, to compare notes time to book your fall crulliel. 'lbere are I.IIL ,.\ audience after a controver- Regatta Beauty Contest! And liry. Heading the public re- per Woods. Hosting at the on their summer activities some great saUillg buys Call 886-0_ lor'.. t ~ut Pepper ~o~sni need to sial remark in the hopes that She'S. been asked t", help pick lations department is another dinner tables were members and to make plans for fall complete schedules and' costl ••. I'SU 'ke antyhontept a . ve~yone Pepper missed the comment. a queen every year since! Pointer, Duncan La1dlaw of the wedding party. Follow. projects. President Mrs. Maek Avenue . !1°tWhSI .a epPler hcar.t reo She' rarely missed one, if Although Pepper will stress who works with the Men'~ ing dinner •• music was pro- Raymond W. Eddy, ~ill bold . • * • SlS e ping peop c, ,e plDg a ever.. . her years immediately before Guild. vided by Pointers DR. 1. W. the informal meetiDc at Uie . good cause. There s been F h becoming a "professional" HARRISON, father of the .h"me of llrIrs. Clarence ~. Refreshing Gift is scented soap Choose from much talk recently of the or. er efforts, Pepper reo th h t.- 80spital EdItor bride, EDWARD KLEEFlJS, MaSUire, hOlltess 01 tb.e day, a wide assortment or' gift soap at the' Notre Dame "professional volunteer." ~eived a School Bell Award VO~~:dYf:r~:H:i eSc~n C~~ "I feel as though I moved DR. CARROLL KENNEDY, at 1417 Lochmoor boulevard. Pharmacy. Included. in the famous name brands are Well, this week's Pointer of ~~a1:~Ooio~c:~le:celle~\ '::~ Scout and Little Leag~e ac- from a newsp~per fa~ily in and Birmingham resident, ~. - . .. ~' Yardley Bronmley Roger and Gallet Prices range Interest could be called a he 't" h' h evr;. d tivities-Pepper bad an ex 1972 to a hospital family. In DR. JOHN RASMUSSEN, = . :~~ ; from $i.75 up. ' • "'volunteer ~rofessional" as th: 'f..~::w lC ~ ~ ear~e citing mini-career 'before sh~ both jobs, I am involved with once professional musicians. ~ --:.~. * • • stJe volunt!ers her time and . severa Ilea Ion married people, and honestly, I can't • * • •U. - talents far beyond an eight. awards m 1969.and 1971.' imagine not being involved Five Pointers recently p.ar-. - .ft"I!JFV:=;' Now is your chance ... to get New York styling hour work day (which she Pepper was .lnvolved with :ralk Show with people. Our philosophy ticipated in the annual' _ ~a-=' ... Edward N epi trike pleasure in announcing tor bas NEVER known) in order ~e NE~S ~urUlg a very.ex- ~ nahve of Lakewood, at Saint John is 'Caring and Ceechetti Ballet Conference - -_-:::-:=:= two weeks Mr. Keith formerly of Vidal Sassoon to giv(: that certain project citing time In Grosse Pomte Ohlo, ~ town located on the Care,' and we are really do- and Seminar held at Mi~hi. .- __ London & New .York. Mr. Keith will be here now an extra push as a llew awareness of the west Side of Cleveland, Pep- ing that at Saint John" gan State University. Receiv- •...:n b ,. d . I environment and the increu- per bee a me involved in. Persons often ask Fe r - thru August 17t.h Camp1ete make.up.w.u e app.U! New. Reporter ing drug problem, was being young drama groups such as if she doesn't miss. itiJ;P7 ing instruction in the Cecch. with every a?pointment Edward Nepi ... 19463 Pepper joined the staff of (elt by the residents. The the "Curtain Pullers," a her new position ;r:e c~: etti method of ballet which Mack Ave. 884-8858. the NEWS eight years ago re$idents chose to recognize group within the Cleveland ment will usually prompt ~ places special emphasis on • * • when s~e found that she bad ~he ~hallenge, rather than Players. She !ater was select. chuckle from Pepper be. style and quality of move- . The Pause That Re£reshes .•. these hot summH clays extra time. because her two IgilOrmg the problems, and ed to the National Thespians. cause she edits both th ment, along with other ••• luncheon Wednesday at the Golden L10Il to Yiew fullloDs children, Brian and Wendy, c rea t,e d .organizations to When she was in' her late quarterly hospital pUblica: classes, were ANN DAVID. from Martha's Closet. were stud.ents at Brownell channel their efforts. t~e.ns and early 20's, the ex- tion, "Horizons," and the SON, SALLY FACE, MA- * ,... •. ~nd !"ontelth. She read a n~ And .to whom did they turn clti~gplace to be was in monthly inner-bospital news- RIEL 0 A K MAN. ANNA Tired Of Indifferent. Disinterested hce In the NEWS for an edl' for gUidance? Pepper ... of radiO and television work paper "The Voice" PLATT and M 1C HE L E Sales People And Poor Service? • . . .,.a t~rial JlSsistant and marched co~rse. and Pepper joined the pro: .In ~ny given issu'e of "Tbe KAPP. We eongratulale the The Sphere, 19849 Mack Avenue has right over to 99 Kercheval I soon found myself very gram staff of a late night Voice" our girl reporter ------new Miss Grosse Pointe the nicest staff ... eager to serve you. and ap~lied for the job. involved with the environ. television talk show. might cover everything from Pointe my home. My par- (She's never been one to sit mental group, Environmental Her first part on the tele. the 12th Annual Employ ents still live in Lakewood, Farm., Miss MiehaeJe * ~ • back and "hope" that things Action Now (EAN), the Fam- vision show was truly a Awards .Banquet to softb e~ and we visit them a few Murphy. From Now Into Fall . '.' Margaret. work out ... ). . . ily Life Education Council "walk-on" part, as the pro- team action. It's a g~ times every year. My father Diamond suggests a three piece. poly. . "Actually, I was terrified I ~FLE~). ~nd the Youth Serv- ducers would only. let her sit thing that Pepper is interest- was a restaurateur, and I ester knit pantsuit. Beige pants and a: •.•..,.. ,.. when I spoke with Janet IC~,Dlvlslon (YSD~.. on .the set and smIle sweetly, ed in anything that the em. think he communicated his sleeveless top come with a print _ Mueller since I had not It w~s very exciting whe!!, ,,:hile. the ~aster of ceremo- ployees are involved in, be. love of people to me. blouse ... all for .~85 at 377 Fisheer worked from the time I mar- ~h~ NatJonalBa.nk of DetrOit m~.s mtervlewed the guests. eause her enthusiasm is car. "I really am a Grosse Road. ried .. 1 had no idea if I was JOJJled forces With 'EAN an~ A trademark of the show ried in the articles she writes Pointe believer, as I am • * * qualified, if I wouid get the proposed the ecology ~oJ- was my f~ce superimposed for the publication. aware of our great school job." ect.s for each of tbe. five ~~ a ~ose, if you can believe In one column, she might system and of the many Superb Sparkling ... mulU.colorecl cut crystal Frene);. Janet Mueller hired Pepper Pomtes, One. of the proJects, It. Fmally, e.nough !>eople write a serious profile o( a worthwhile organizations and wIne glasses are at Wright's, 18650 Ma~k Avenue. From on the spot the landscapmg of Elworthy wrote the slatJori and asked hospital staff member I activities here." Germany have come unusual m cry.tal •• pau. riDgs. Pri. The cub ~eporter's first as- Field int~ a park area, who 'that girl' w~s. S() they ~nother column, after' pu~ A.nd, if the rest of us are vale parking next to the buildlJl, for c...... sig~ment was to do the obit- ~roved such a success .n~ let me st~rt talkmg on t'le ting on her Joe Falls cap, aware of the school system, • * • uarles, (a tradition with new mvolved so many Pointe res I. show. . . she might write about tb and the organizations and STUDIO CAMERA SHOO All The Beiter To See ... the display of beau. reporters), and the routine den~s. Now thatEAN is es- Once Pepper startedialk- men's softball team, "all th: activities. there's a good CARL JOYNER. -.:; tiful, in vogue, oriental rugs, Ed Maliszewski's, releases which came into tabllshed, they have a great lng, she soon had her own boys are really hitting that chance that Pepper told U:i ~022' MACK -/It. t.4eW"o!! 21435 Mack, has been ,expanded to twice the size the NEWS offices future. Four more ~rojects show. It was called "Pepper's ball." about them. and remodeled. It still has the same boutique at. However, soon this assign. have been planned jointly by Party"-SO if you hear UJe liThe most rewarding part piiiii!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mosphere and personal service. The orientals on ment proved too light as E~N and NBD, and there is name "Pepper" mentioned I of editing the inner.hospital All E W A display can be ordered in other cUes. Of course, Pepper can go thr