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Ait the News (If All the Point" Every Thursday Morning Grosse Pointe ews H Om e Complete News __~€!~~rage of ~ll the_P_o_i__l1_te_s _ _,O_/_th_e _Nt_W'_ ------Vol. 32-No. '6 rf~e~~~t~ff~~~t, ..~U~,:J GROSSE POiNTE, MICHIGAN, APRIL 22, 1971 ~~ol;~rc~::r 28 Pages-Two Sections-Section ~
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A, :.~~~ the Day Throughout ~::,o;::..r i, GrOll' Point, N'IIn POl'nte Tomorrow Court to Voice Their ------', Reasons f(H' City's Tbunda)', Apr1115 Continued Denial PRESIDENT NIXON AN------of Permit NOUNCED Wed n e s day a Public, Private and Perochial Students Have Special broad relaxation of the em. Projects Underway: "Proper Picnic" Planned By Greg Boyd bargo that has barred direct at University-Liggett United States trade with Com- The C i t y Council of munist China for 21 years. By Pepper Whitelaw Grosse Pointe Woods was The White House said Chou's , Governor William G. Milliken has proclaimed notified at its regular remarks made it "an appro- Sunday, April 18. through Saturday, April 24, as Eart~ meeting Mondar, April 19, priat.e time" to announce Mr. Week JJ in Michigan. He urged all government, indI- of a lawsuit 1>eing insti-. Nlxon's program. viduaIs and organizations interested in environmental tuted against the City for the right to build a rest. • .. • quality and the health and welf~re of the p~ople of THE FEDERAL GOVERN- Michigan to observe the week WIth ren.ewed Interest., aurant in Mack avenue be. MENT issued standards Wed- parllcipation and effort, to develop atlltudes of I!n~l. tween Lennon and Van nesday to strengthen bump- b' d t t k r 1 Antwerp. Several weeks ers, beginning with 1973 mod. ronmental responsi ilihes an 0 a e ae Ive ro es In el cars. The standards w,~re supporting environmental improvements. ago the Council denied issuance of a building per- relatively mild and generally The idea lor the establish- " mit. . in line with what the automo- ment of a national observance G• I A1 bile industry had requested. of Earth Week was initiated lr ccepts The suit. which also names Douglas Toms, directo:r of the last year by Senator Gaylord Woods Building Inspector Earl Highway Traffic Safety Ad. Neison and a group of inter- Rid . R s It Wakely ::s a co-defendant, was ministration, acknowl e d g e d ested senators and representa. e, e u filed by Foodmaker. Inc. and that savings will be marginal tives. IN. h Frederick G. SCully, the own. for owners of cars involved in The Pointes. hav. worked S "g tmare er of the property. minor accidents. throughout thIS past year, The suit is in the wake of • • • teenagers and adults alike, several city council meetings Friday, April toward improving our l'nviron- in which re$idenls turned uut 1. Photo by EddIe McGrath. Jr. Wood Police Arrest Sus- THE G R 0 S S NATIONAL Environmental ActiGn Now (EAN), which was ment. Environmllntal Action in force to complain about the REVEREND PERRY PORTER, WILLIAM HUET. pect in Less Than One PRODUCT increased $28.5 bil. developed through an ad hoc committ~e organ~zed Now (EAN) was organized, proposed construction. of a TEMAN, MARK CARRIER, CHESTER PETERSEN, Jack-in-the-Box cafeteria style lion in the first three months by the Garden Club Council and the Grosse Pomte The Political .Action and En- Week After Alleged BRANDON ROGERS and ALFRED GLANCY. JR. vironmental Center (PEAC), restaurant on the property. of the year, an annual growth Beautification Council to promote positive environ- Incident (Seated, left to right), MRS. GERALD WARREN, in Kercheval avenue, a bottle- The builders of the restaurant rate of 12 percent, the Com- ental action locally, recently elected officers and meree Department reported MARY LOU RYBINSKI and MRS. ~ARL 1. \ drop station was opened, and had been trying to gain apo hoard members. They include (standing left to), THE Because of the diligent proval from the council and Thursday. Officials haUed the HEENAN, JR. elementary, middle and high and e f fee t i v e work of favor trom the residents for lIews as solid evidence of reo schools for m e d ecological l Woods detectives and the over five months before break. covery from last year's reces- groups and conducted ecoiogi- sion, but conceded that while Solons Elect GPFPOA Counters Charges Symphony's cal programs, as did local units clear thinking of a North ing ground. the rate of increase was the of gover~lment, civic. social or. High cooed, a man police HeariD, Is Tom.orrow steepest for a quarter in more ganizations and church groups. suspect was trying to ab. In the court hearing, sched. than 12 years, it was "a little Butler Farms Of Farms Officials Who Final Concert Students Hard At Work duct the girl was arrested uled for Friday, April 23, at lower" than anticipated in Students have been working less than one week after 2 p.m. in the Detroit City- President Nixon's economic extra hard this week on en- the irtcident occurred. County Building, the residents, .) Mayor Anew Fired Probationary Officer Slated May 2 represented by Attorney Ar- recovery program. vironmental projects and to. Robert Michniak, 21955 B.y. nold Kargenian, will be acting -..), morrow, Thursday, April 22, side, St. Clair Shores, was ar- as an interested third party .,"'. • • • . '.'~"':". '-_I ,~.~;~~g ..c(ilIj",'-;,"P.fr.QI",.n,'"'W .•s",D;sm;ss.d.-8e;; Fl'R . k t . C -.0.. :r -"Earth. Day"w1Ul>lnlbservei! ralgned and c:k~Rd. ,.with . S~"'.~JI!U. ,~. ...i H •• ,.8een!" PostSmce' cause of Request for Overtime Pay While fl IX :esmc 0 on • uc in The Pointe. assault and battel); 'Wednes- and will voice their reasons ;JOHN 'CARDINAL 'DEAR. 1966. Omgeman Is . Aft d' T" S hid f U' Last Program at Which Sister sean Martin of St. day, April U, after a compre- for demanding that the coun. DEN announced Saturday that l j , P T en In9 ralnln9 c; 00 an or mon some :Ie of the 2ti9 schools mayor- ro- em Activities Concertmaster Harry Paul's Upper School has con- hensive investigation by detec- cll deny a btdJdfu, permit. . operated by the Catholic Arch. ---- _ Klein Will Appear ducted and is conducting a tives working on am~ingly In an answer to th~ com. diocese of Detroit will close in By James J. Njalm very ambitious program. She accurate information given to pany's lawsuit, Kargenian said them by the girl. that the burden is on the com- June. An additional 31 schools Three councilmen who Members of the Grosse Pointe Farms PoUce Offi- Detroit's internationally arranged for over 30 seventh The incident 0 c cur red pany attorney to prove that will have to curtail enroll- were returned to their cers Associationwho have filed an unfair labor practice I. d . • t J graders to donate a day of acc aJme pJaDlS 0 ann their spring vacation to clean Wednesday, April 7, as the the council 'acted "arbitrarily ments ~nd the outlook for 26 council seats by Farms complaint with the Michigan Labor 'Employment Com. Freeman will be featured up the grounds oC the school student was walking west on 'and capriciously" in. its de- others IS still uncertain. He voters at an election held mission, accusing city officials of discharging a proba- when the Grosse Pointe and church. Vernier around 11:30 p.m. The nial, before the court can or. add~ ~Rt more than 18,000 on April 5, and. a new. tionary patrolman because of union activities have Symphony presents its fj. Students are conducting lake girl told police that a maroon der fue issuance Of a .permit. pupils wJ11be forced to go to comer, were administered asked that their side of the dispute be printed in thv nal concert of this, its 18th tests, checking the water for fastback Volkswagen driving CODCeSlJoasOflere4 school elsewhere. A church oaths of offl'ce by Cl'ty S GP POA 'd th I t k' t d'd spokesman sal'd that each of NEW . The F S~1 at as wee s s ory 1 season, Sunday, May 2. acidity, algae growth, temper- east stopped across the street In an earlier ccuncil meet- Manager Andrew Bremer, t tIt t f th t and the driver asked her if ing, after Foodmaker offered the parishes hit by the closings Jr., in the absence of City no presen a comp e epIc ure 0 e con roversy. The program will be given ature and mieroscopic life, already has been notified by The ~ssu~ is centered aroundr.>------at 3:30 o'clock in the Per. then eXP9sing it to various she wanted a ride. to make several concessions the Archdiocese. Clerk Carroll Lock. Fal- the dismissal of Patrolmen ing a pollce basic training forming Arts Center of pollutants; raising bean seed. Tbougbt Was Teacher to the residents regarding • • • lowing the swearing-in Kenneth Pine who, the Asso. course. Grosse Pointe North High lings and subjecting them to Thinking the man. identified (COAting" OIl Pile, C) ceremony, the solons got c1ation feels, was fired from Pine filed a request in Febru. different types of air pollu. as Mlchniak, was a teacher Saturday, April 17 from North, the girl accepted down to the business of his j~b because h~ petitioned Bry in which he asked $100 School. tants; and studying noise pol- PRESIDENT NIXON said Miss Freeman, who will lution in the school and various and gave him ~irecUons when Friday that the United States e ] e c tin g a mayor and the cIty for a claim payment and 141 paid hours off to com. perform M~zart's Co~certo in areas of the community with she got in the car. When Mich. City Requests will maintain a military pres- mayor-pro-tern, as required for wages due him for lltlend- pensate for the 161 hours of B Fla~ MaJor for Plano and the \lSe of tape recorders. niak suddenly turned right on ence, including air power. in by the Farms City. Charter. overtime spent at the school. Orc~e"tr~. hilS appeared as other seventh graders have Helen and she realized some- WeRC to Act Vietnam "as long as one Panel to Focus Turns In Equipment sololS~ WIth the Boston. Pops •. called government officials of thin( was wrong, the girl said, American- prisoner" is in the Elected to his third term as The dismissed patrolman, the Little Orchestra SOCIetyof the five Pointes to find out Michnialt reached over and 'l'he City of Grosse Pointe hands of the North Vietna- mayor and head of the city 0 D Ah who was appointed to the New York, the Detrolt Sym- what type of sewage treatment lOCKed the passenger door, Council at its regular meeting mese. The President said the council was William G. But. 11 rug use force on April 20, 1970, charged phony and the Lucerne Cham- we have and how efficient it is. telling her not to aet 'out and on Monday, April «,19, un. United States will continue ler. and retained as mayor-pro- through the Association's at- ber Orchest.ra, Still oth~rs are photographing that he wasn't going to hurt anlmou.ly voted to approve a bombing missions until prisoii- tern was James H. Dlngeman. A presentation will be made torney, Winston L. Livingston, ce She ha~ given numerous con- community areas to emphasis her. resolution req u est I n g ,and ers are released. He tQld a They will serve in their posts at 7:30 Thursday evening, and through the GPF'POA that rts ~Ith th.e New York the need for better litter con- As the captive tried to get strongly urging the Wayne panel of newsmen at an Amer. for two years. April 29, lilt the Detroit Drug he was notified that he would Woodwmd QUintet and the tr 1 out oC the car, Michniak re- County Road Commiulon to ican Society of Newspaper Butler has been mayor since Abuse and Mental Health be discharged one day before American Artists Trio. 0 . Younger Ones Too portedly, pUlled a steak knif~ schedul~ a major repairs to Editors meeting that "we have 1966, following the resignation Center, (formerly the Marine his probationary period ended She has appeared as guest out of his pocket and laid It the curbs and .ub-base and some cardi'l to play and we in. of William Connolly, and Din. Hospital-foot of Alter road), because of his demands. On (Co'ltlnued on Page 3) Youngsters in the non.grad- beside him, When the fright. 'resurfacing of Jelferson ave- geman was elected mayor.pro. by a panel consisting of Dr_ Monday, April 19, Pine turned ed primary at St. Paul are ened student asked him where nue between Cadieux road and tend to play them to the hilt." .working on art projects, and h F • • • tem in 1969, to succeed the Benjamin Jeffrie3, a pracllc- in his badge and sidearm and City and Park all have been given Environ. he was going, e told her he isher road in the City of MoadilY, April 19 late William G. Kirby, who ing psychiatrist and member ether equipment. mental Quality lists to take was looking lor some place Grosse Pointe, and that the A N A T ION A L "DUMP died In J.ugust of that year. of the Advisory Council, Michi. A hearing on the complaint A~k for Study home which outline how they "where no people are around." cost of this project be fully NIXON" movement, launched gan Department of Mental is scheduled in the office of and t~ir families can help Meillorizes License borne by the Wayne County Receive Most Votes Health; Dr. Sidney Jenkins, the Commission, Room 1700, Sunday by :I biplH.tlsan rally The girl was finally uble to Road Commission. Butler and Dingeman were director of the Detroit Drug in the Cadillac Squllre Build- The City of Grosse Pointe eliminate POllution. They also unlock the door, open It, and C I t y representatives and in the Rhode Island State- included in Mon.day's swear- Abuse and Mental Health Cen- ing, Cadillac Square and Wood. Council on .Monday, April 19, are planting seeds around their swing her legs out as the members of the Wayne County. house. drew some 15,000 per- homes, contributing to the in. They received the highest ter and a practicing psychia. ward, Delroit, 1'uesday, April voted unammously to approve sons. Three prospective presi- beautification of the commu. driver slowed down. Stopping Road Commission recently number of votes, respectively, trist; and Dr. Calier Worrell, 27, at-1O a.m. a resolution requesting that dential candidates. Senator nity. the ~ar, the accused reporten- made an inspection 01 this after the April 5 ballots were pediatrician, former Health City Manager Andrew Brem. the Citizens Research Council Edmund S. Muskie, D-Me., Over at University-Liggett ly grabbed her. arm and told area which showed significant counted. The mayor's com- Officer of the Grosse Pointes er. Jr., and Police Chief Rob. of Michigan be requested to Senator Birch Bayh, D-Ind., I her he'd let go of her if she portions of the curb badly de. Schoo tomorrow, students will would promise that she would ttriorated and sizable amounts and Representative Paul N. pensatlon Is $900 a year, and and Harper Woods. ert Ferber denied that Pille update its 1958 feasibility re- hear Dr. William B. Stapp, that of a councilman is $600. The meetillg is sponsored by had been fired because of his port on the consolidation of McCloskey, R-Cal., pledged to d e d i cat e d conservationist, tell no one of the Incident. of street sub-base near the the Grosse Pointe Park Repub. r e que s t for com"ensation. the cities ~f Grosse Pointe, fight President Nixon in the Also taking their oaths of l'c CI b 't .. Grosse P t F d author and associate prolessor The girl agreed and jumped curb as just as deteriorated I an u as a communi y They claimed that a proba- om e arms an primaries if the President , lOUt. and the street badly in need (Continued on Pale 2) . activity. lionary patrolman can be dis- Grosse Pointe Park or any two ,. (Continued on Page 2) (Continued In Page 2) of resurfacing. does not move further to en!! ------missed for any reason, and or the three cities involved. the war. The rally, protesting . No major repairs or resur. the Administration's foreign .cl.ous that Pine's services were ter- Cit.izens Research. Council Is facing of Jefferson avenue minated because of unsalis- a. prlVal~, non-prollt corpora. and domestic policies, was Man Nabbed for Mal[ Memorial Center Drive have been done since 1951. factory completion of his I hon which .hll~ served the organized by former Ne'." York This portion of Jefferson Is Democratic Representallve AI. Destruc:on ,Is T8 Carr:er probationary period. people of MichIgan for some designated as a county prim. lard K. Lowenstein. the man II .... Reque~t Denied 50 years. It collects f~cts, Entering Second Phase ary road and consequently the Ferber said he denied Pine's m a k e s recomm~ndahons, WCRC has for many years re. credited with launching the A prisoner who was being Isubject was a carrier of the movement that led to Presi. request on March 8, after re- formulates concluslo~s and Grosse Pointe W8r Memo. deserves and they can afford. ceived g8S and weight tax re. held in the Park's local jail IInfectious disease. viewing the demand, based offers alternl\t~ solutl~ns for riol's 1971 Annual Campaign All gills are income tax missions from the state of dent Johnllon's decision not to cell lor questioning and in- The discovery that the man I seek re-election in 1968. S'iml. on a waiver signed by the olfi. better and unbIased city gov- for funds has received $49,349 deductible and the Center uses Michigan on these roads. vestigation of malieiou,J de- I h~s active TB was reported cer at the time of his appoint. ernment.. from 2,878 families to date.' none of the citizens taxes and The major portion of traffic lar rallies are planned later in struction 01 property climbed to the Wayne County Health other parts of the country. I ment in which the patrolman Thc CIty also requested II The drive is now entering Jls provides a multitude of serv- carried on Jefferson Is attrlb. to the top of the cell and Department. Health officials unde~stood that the training study of the fi~ancial savings second phase In the endeavor Ices and activities all of which utable to the cities of Detroit, • • • either fell or threw himself promptly ordered that he be Tuesday, AprU 20 was required of all probation. that could. po~slbly be real!zed to raise the $90,000 needed for are self-supporting. Only main. The Park, The Farms and The to the floor, inflicting serious transported to the Wayne ary officers, and that he would by ~onsohda~mg the var.lOus maintenance beginning the tenance of the bea uti f u I Shores, The Woods and st. DETROIT SCHOOL OFFI. Injuries to his head. County General Hospital for receive no compensation. s?rvlces .~rovlded by the Indl. CIALS are threatening to dis. new fiscal year August 1. It Is grounds 8nd buildings which Clair Shores In addition to the The prisoner, a 38-year-old proper treatment, which Is The members of the GPFPOA VIdual clhes such as rubbish hoped that a successful an. were gifts to the community city of Grosse Pointe. miss some 800 teachers and West Virginian, was conveyed expected to continue for many cOlltend t!lat their organiza- collection,. sewer. cleaning and nouncement can be made on is required. The proposals of the Wayne ~l!8cher aides unless Governor to Bon Secours Hospital by months. tion is the sole bargaining general clly maJnt~nance. Mll1lken and the state Depart. Memorial Day, May 30. Many Grosse Pointers have County Road Commission for Park firemen in the emer- In addition, Health officials agent, r e cog n i zed by thc The Park CouncIl approved To this end follow.up letters been out of town during sprin~ the 1971 calendar year include ment of Education agree to gency ambulance. At the hos. ordered thai all firemen and Farms city olficials and this the resolution on January 211 restore $4.5 million In state have been mailed to famlll>'!s vacation and It Is hoped with no construction work on this pital, a number of Glitches policemen who had come in Is so stipulated in ~ contract of this year. • of the five GroBSe Polntes not Income tax oul of the way portion of Jefferson, conle' m 0 n e y for poverty area were required to close several cOntact with the prisoner's witt! the city. The Assoclatlon "The organlzation's previolls schools. School officials re. yet heard from. The follow, many people will return to quently City solons are urging gashes in his scalp. blood, either by placing him charges that the city, In re. study regarding the consolida. up Is a simple reminder that their desks and use the post. WCRC to begin work on this celved notification last week At the time of the man's on the stretcher, washing the quiring Pine to sign the waiv- lion of the three cilies was en. that Mllllken's budget-tighten. while reSlXlnse to the cam. age.free envelope to send In portion of Jel£erson avenue no arrest officers searched him stretcher sheets, or clearting er, bypassed the bargaining couraging enough so that with paign has been most hearten. their glft-a true Investment later than the calendar year log elforts would cost Detroit and found a small container up the jail cell, t a k e skin section of the contract, in that the present state of the econ. 8bout haU 01 the $9.4 million ing the drive Is 5t\ll a long In Grosse Polntes' worth and 1972. Hopefully the City will ol medicine, the kind pre. tests and x.rays perlodlcally city ofllelals negotiated with omy an updating 01 t'1e rejX)rt way from its goal and all gifts future.' have some word on this re- It has been promised in aid scribed for persons with tuber. for the next six weeks. This one of its members, rather seemed necessary and logical." will be appreciated In what. The C e n t e r 's volunteer quest within' the next few lor special programs in its 81 culosls. At the hospital doc- Is to determine If they had than through the Assoclatlon: said Robert Slone, Park City ever amount citizens leel the Board of Directors wishes at months, according at City po\'erty area schools. tors, after tests, found the (Contblued on Page 8) I (Contlnued,~ Page 3) Manager. civic and community Center. (Cofttlnued on Pale Z7) manager Thomas Kressbach. il 1\ 1 , ~ #
Hh '$ (W g" ; 1,( I..... \ -I. . _zs tf •• NSSSS77 (gintiuRts{n$ {rd' 't t , ,"'--*'-.....~--L..-1---L.---"~ , J . . Thursday, April 22. 1911 Peg.._------'------,------Two G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Earth Day Observance Re-eleeted Sleepy Driver Hits Light Pole Ecology Program has four . re.appointed ..J~'~ aims: To provide an awareness ~ speaker fronl Consolidate I Th '1 . t t f ~15~'":~~'''\~ of nature to observe the role Edison Company addressed the e a~~a .a~pombothmen0 ~'~ of man ~s part of nature to )'oungsters earlier in the week re~lr~sen . ves ? ed b c~~. . I ~ observe how mnn depends' on on what Edison is doing to ~h15SI10ns15 reqUJr y Ity J'- ," '.1,/ ~ nature for survival and to ex. control pollution. ar e_r.______i..:I,...".1~!..~....~1.:'.. ~i no. amine man's uses of nature Public School Projects - .. , ~ ,) J ~ 1I1ldwhat must be done to re- Over at Trombly School, i Nightmare;;t our MADISON t11;:,.- ~t \/ ~ store that whleh is used. principal Frank J. Welcen- '~T .r~ The Academy's program is bach, told the NEWS that his 'U ROPICALS r.;.. ~ a long.range ~clence unJt which s t u den t s are concentrating (Continued from Page 1) . ! 1 J 1 J J (~. ~..('£.• , ~. began over a month ago. Sev. their efforls on the earth As the driver puUed away, haVe that, iSht ..• but '" ~r ~ enth and eighth graders have aroUlld them. The s c h 00 I- the victim turned around and 11 1~1f. I ~~ been studying technology to grounds have been levelled tried to memorize the license :it a important,ai,yerem:e' observe man's dependence on and seeded. Students will con. Illate number. Working on ~ it, and noted man's relation. duct cleanup campaigns in lInd three letters and two numbers ...") These distinCtive sui!les very effec- 0 ship to nature and the envil'- around the school and there from. .the platet' t number,d 100 detec.'bili'! 'U tually exploit the handsome new ~ onment. They then prepared will be special "Earth 'Day" tIves mves Jga e paSSI' for a week-long Jive in, learn- discussions and projects in all ties and eventually narrowed look' of men's clothes this Spring. ~ In experience at Camp Ohiy. classrooms. it down to five~ars. Like all of our MADISON suirs, ~ esa. This experience enabled . In the meantime, the serv- ~ h " 11 '1' d them to have a closer look at Other public ~lementa.ry )'ices of a Del!oit police artist t ey are carelu y tal ore to our schools are conductmg speCial were obtained to draw I pic- pwn exacting specifications. ~ Earth Day projects. ture of the fugitive from a The remarkable blend of .da.cIon ~ IEW YOlK ntfES At Parcells Middle School description to the man's dress, and fine tropical worsted has JUSt ~ social studies teacher Elaine even down to the color of his ~ K. Christensen's classes also socks, and distinctive charae- enough Mohair added to afford ~ Gftd VOI&r ot",n f=oriu out of town MlDapaper. ~~;:en~s ~~~.Stics of the interior of the ~ :~;~l~~,i;~o::':~ ~r~;S~o:~~:;: ~ DELIVERED TO YOUR ~~~~in~~r;;et~~~e~~ PORCH EVERY SUNDAY ~:n~:~g~:n:'ili~ouc::~ ~sl~~lo~g~~e;t\:esJ~~~~a~ea~~r ~~ ~~ from our MADISON collection ~ car/sterr caU for Fun Detaill committee po,st new ecology features in plain view matched ~ 110 • ON THF. fIIl.l. GROSSE POINTE FARMS TV 6-62.... / posters every two weeks. They ,,:ith the girl's account. Mich- of tropicallUiting. at .110. ~~ O~n ThurJd"YJ ',il 8:30 P';'. POINTE PERIODICALS are currently framing a bulle- mak, 26, denied having any. ! tin 10 send home to their par. thing to do with the incident, . Nine~IY'd8Y Charge:~A.ccounls' are avail8.ble . ents explaining what the indio but refused to submit to a lie vidual family can do t" im. detector test. After he was ! ~ .. prove our ~i,tvironment.Each .ar~~sted an~ placed In a "~e. ~ homeroom is serving as a up the glJ'l identified 'him" "WOO\fward at Grand Clrcu.- Park • Northland Center, Parking -Area. E ~ bottle drop center when en- immediately. ~ ough bottles are cobeeted they "This case illustrates a good ill .-,o:,w:.~,o:,lit:~'O:'~I":i:c~::~~~~~~?J~~~m~~/O:'f>At.~RJ~~~.Nci-. are then brought to one of our object lesson," Woods Public ~.tPd~."~~'''d~.''~~.(I/~~.fI'~H',../Y~~.fI'~~'(//d'-V'(jId~'(jI~~.(I/ local drop off centers by stu. Sa!ety Di~ector Donald Coals ., denls said, "This student was very o~~r Middle Schools in the \ hO:~~~~~~lh~t nh~~g S::~~~~ ;;::ir.::~~:I:;:;:;:;~;~:;:r:~;:;~:;:;:;:~;*~~f:;:;~~t:;:;~~:f:;:f:f:t.*~:~~;:f:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:j:j:;:;:::::::!:::::::::::::;~:::;:@;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;;;.. Jarman's W.llington 10.ok, , • ~~:~~edsc~~~~ia~yS~~~us~i~~~ ~~Idan~~~~r u~f::rth:y r:~: i.~~'..~.'.SVB URBLA POPLIN.- .;~:~....~.j'~:..~:~ the tan waxhide harness strop and programs for Thursday. absolutely sure they know the ~.~~ C1~~thL~~~n~~ie~~~ t~;:~: I.dr_iv_e_r_pe_r_s_on_a_lly_._"___ The Haspel Suit for Easy Wear, Easy Care i!!!llj boot that reaches a new ~l~ Wigglesworth will use Thurs- 0 ~:&,: :::~:: day to have their students ros.'1 ;';0:-;' .... high in great good looks and cleanup the school grounds. . .• :::~~ :::~:: The school's ecology group. Poi nt~Nt-WI ~~j ::::::: easy-going casual comfort. SCOPE, will have a fonnal Publbltecl Eye" ftarlldaJ'J ~~~ ::::::: tree planting ceremony after ADteebo h1allJlNn. be, :':'.-: ::::::; school replacing old trees anll II Kerdlenl A"fene ::.::.::.: :::::::•.. adding new ones; :::::~ :.:.:.: Soft, .supple. sensational. $29, Gr .... PoIJl&e. Mlell. 6IUlI ::::::: ::::::: North High School has pro. Phone TU 2-6900 .,....: ...... grams planned in their science Seeond c.... POlta,e palll at Dt!" classes of special interest. trolt MI~an. The whole of Poinle youth S,,~rlptlon Ratel •. 00 Per by ... U 1".00 0,,1.tI141 Warne OlUJ)ov,. will observe "Earth Day" with ty). All Ne.. and AdvertlllJlr the knowledge they have ae. cOI~dre.u.u Mall (S"*r1PtiolW, quired through their intensive Ch.n,o of Addreu Fcrma 11ft) w studies of the environment this III Kercheval, Gro.. Pointe ..- Jacob SonS past year. ~~d~ ~~o~h:o ~nl.-::e<:'~::~I:l MEN'S STORE In The Village .•.•...... ~ .@•.•... the ~ ~ flexible, crushable ~ HATHAWAY'S NEWEST packable . ~*~ @~ij I COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE take.me.along ~ shoe . :-"~~PASTELS FEATURES NEW '. " SHADES OF YELLOW. ~: ~.. . BLUE, GREEN, AND 'f1I" I PINK, SOLIDS AND Tht I.ng. hoJ mmm"sumssho,,,,and ".1" wh.. ,hm's a I::::::: HaJpei Suburbia Poplin Juit in your wardrobe. The fine eaJY I::::::: ~.~I J..,;~ STRIPES. WRINKLE~ 111~~~ rare polymer and (otlon poplin iJ waJhable. 01 rouCjt. 1~ii~~i I RESISTANT PERMA- Bagpipers ... for men who enioy new i NENT PRESS, ideasl A shoe that's so flexible and crushable that you can eosily pack it EiE~.:.,~~"si;gi!u;.;t:;ti."f::.n;7"'~i::,.:;.; in a suitcase .•. a light shoe that I I SOLIDS. 11.00 makes sense in the office, to replace STRIPES. 12,50 your regular heavier shoes. A hand- some dress-casual you can wear any- •...... •••... where - comfortably. Hand-sewn front •..•.•.•...... •...... shrunken supple imported Irides...... FN' .... 1, e' . tj ,--. F. , ...:" Pig. ThrH Thursday, April 22, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Tuxis Sh01V Set Photogra phy HAVE YOU A SAVINGS At. Final Concert Slated GPFPOA COUNT OF $1,000 10 53,000 April 29-May 1 Workshop Set CALLEY- Ihol is eo,",nll only 5% 0' 6%1 (Contblued from Page 1) occasions such as birthdays, (CODtiDlledfrom Page 1) If s~. Ihen inve,1 in 0 nice 20 /omily opo,lmenl buildinll nee' soloist in recitals throughout I anniversaries and holidays, at In last week's issue of the' The 197t Tullis Show. "Juris Allen Stross. pro(ession81 THE AMERICAN DILEMMA G,o, .. Poinle thot poys ii, ,ho'e the United States. Callada and which they give th~ir own con- NEWS, Bremer and Ferber Prudence," is scheduled for photographer-teacher. wW con. ., holde" 10% pe, year. You pay overseas. as well as having certs. were quoted as praising the production on Thursday. Fri. duct a Travel Photography I ~Ihal would we have thoughl if Calley were black- ., no commission 10 anyone. You been featured on toast.to.coast Pilots Own Plane Association members for tak. day and Saturday. April 29. Workshop in the taking of ef. , do business direcdy wilh Ihe television. In 1969 she played Besides her busy musical ing the matter before the 30. and May 1 at 8: 15 o'clock. fective color slides Saturdays I What would we have Ihougbr if CaUey were black and .. owner, a 12.concert tour in India. and Family life, Miss Free. MLEC, sLating that this was in !,'ries Auditorium. beginning May 1. from Z tv ", Ceylon, Singapore. M.1 c a 0 , man is a licensed pilot who the proper procedure in seek. Producer. Director Mrs. Don 4 p.m. at the Grosse Pointe I the viclims were whire- , Hong Kong Manila and H often flies to her own per. ing a solution in the matter. Cote (Berneill is confident War Memorial. . What would we hal'e thought if Calley were black . For more information lelephone The members were campti. that this year's show will be The Workshop will take, ~ wa~iss Fr;eman. who be'g:~ ~~~~:.nc~s, piloting ~er. own or white and the victims were white and it had .; 821.8985 mo,nin" 9.12 0' mented for not going on strike one of the best that Tuxis has place out of doors and on loca. i . evening' 6.9 or wrile studying the piano in Detroit Estabhs~ed as a pianist .of to enforce their demands. to ever done. tion whenever possible. I happened in a Caucasion war- . I at the age of two was a win. rare quality, taste and skill, which the officers of the Asso. "This is a new experience . Mr, Stross' students exhibit " ner of a three.ye~r fellowship she bas received rave reviews ciation had this to say: for me but it's very cxcitinll excited much attention and ; at the Juilliard School of Mu. since the beginning of her "We thank Mr. Bremer and and 1 think It will prove to be SUPER QUESTION I praise when on view at the ., the NEW YORKER sic, where she subsequently career. Detroit News Critic Cbief Ferher for their praise a rewarding 8nd worthwhile War Memorial recently. 10.the Does a man's skin or who or where he does the 936 BeaconsMld took her Master's degree. I Josef Mossman has called her of our conduct, regarding the venture for those involved as forthcoming Workshop he will killing, or under what banner, change our auilude ~, Grosse Pointe, MI 4.8230 She was also an honor grad. playing "crisp, brilliant and dismissal of Patrolman Pine. well as the audience." work with each individual in concerning Ihe 132 old men, women and children uate from Vassar at age 18,\ commandi~g.:' .. However, although we appre. This year the show will con. the context of each student.s with a degree in Chemistry . The ChrIStian SCience M~n. ciate thQ compliment, we f"el sist of several short plays and camera and equipment to ob. dying at (he hands of the "colored" Iiberalor? .' with premedical training. Itor reported of a c?ncert MISS that the citizens of Grosse skits, both humorous and dra- tain the best photographs pos. Studied ID New York Freeman gave With Arthur .", Pointe Farms are well aware matic, focusing on the court sible. ':. The accomplished art i s t Fiedler and the Bost\ln Pops, of our feeling of responsibility system. Students are encouraged to Gr.... '.1." H__ • ItelatlM, ea..ell :~ studied in New York with Isi. "She astounded S y m,p h 0 n y to them and to our commu. Act One includes such fea. :.: dor Philipp, Carl Friedberg Hal! "patrons by. rai~g the nity, We will never. under any tures as "Super Court," a bring aU their own equipment lax D-7, 99 Kerchevel, GteI.M , .... , __ s, Mlclt. ,-.... and Beveridge Webster at lhe rO?~. A Washl~,g~n Post circumstances, withhold our comedy about a polyreligionist; and learn how to use it to the .~~ Juilliard Gr;:duate School, and cnhc commented, MISS ~r~. services to them because of, "Anatomy of an American fuest advantage. The fee for ,','. later did postgraduate work man's mosl ad~lrable~llt IS we contend, an error by mao. Tough Situation." a satire 01 the course. is $18 for six week.';. ~~ with Friedberg. he~ ft'rceful mUSical spirit ... agemenl." Robert Traver's "Anatomy of ,-... In private life pianist Joann Th!s wa~ superb ,playIng for The POA officials said that a Murder; "The Chicago Scp. ~~ Freeman lives in Bloomfield which only the brightest com. .... ~ two other officers, Patrolmen tet," 0 factual take-off on the ,. Hllls and is Mrs. Warren M. pliments are fitting." : Gerald Dcburghgraeve and Chi,~ago Seven trial; and "The ~ .. Shwayder, mot her of lour OrcJJestra Program Philip Migllo, neither of whom Nation," a "lay which should ,. are probationaries, also filed affect all Americans concerned Urgelll Nolice to boys, Michael, Mark, Tor and The orchestr8 progrnm in. ~ If t...ll...... ', Walter, all of whom are cur. eludes, in addition to tl)e Mo. for the time they had attended with justice. .•. rently studying musical inl;tru. zart Piano Concerto, Slaxonic training school, but their reo Ads Two and Three consist ments with Detroit Symphony Dance No.1 by Dvorak, lnter. quests were denied because d' . 1 d ~ weren't they had signed waivers. The of a ramahc play enht e Woods Residents! ~~ musicians, mezzo from the Hary Janos "The C8se of Humanity vs. .., )fl'. Sbwayder, professional. Suite hy Kod81y, Matinees policemen filed a grievance Pontius Pilate." which is de. ". hand. ly a Chemical Engineer, is also Musicales by Britten, and with the Association. scribed by Mrs. Cole as being Many Woods Residents recently expressed their apprehension ~ an accomplished pi a'n is t _ Overture.Fantasy from Romeo At a formal meeting held "a reexamination of Pontius 'j- Among the highlights in the and Juliet by Tchaik-:lvs!::y. with Chief Ferber, it was said, Pilate in his decision to cru. and disapproval to City Council over the request of Jack-in.the. '.:~; Shwayder family are special Felix Resnick. of lhe Detroit the chief stated that the city city Jesus Christ and the ef. Box restaurant for a building permit. This request was denied 1'.,...... had a moral obligation Lopay ;". S~'mphony, will conduct. time _ to all officers _ and a feet that it holds for us today." by Council on March '15 th. ,', The drama will featurll a few 1n".lrlsh 0,." Su"do)'s 10:00 to 4:00 This is the final program in \'':" figure of 80 hours was set for selections Irom the hit rock. Last week Foodmaker Inc., owners of Jack.in.the-Box restau- .. R which concertmaster Harry the three policemen. A week ::~ eottqe~u ..W.E DEL..iVe K Klein will appear, as he ,s later, Chief Ferber rescinded opera "Jesus Christ Super. rants filed suit in circuit court to fdrce Grosse Pointe Woods .-: joining the Philadelphia Or- this statement, staling that star," to which a group of dancers will perform. to issue a building permit. This case will be heard Friday,. ~ o. Or"" .. SI lH Mo.. chestra next season. lime C8nnot be given, and The show promises to have April Bcd at 2:00 P.M. ... wouldn't gave no reason, the Associa. "something for everyone", ac. ,".J'. The concert will be followed .', ROSLYN by a reception at which melT., tion charged, and a formal cording to stage manager Paul We urge all who supported our efforts to join us and im- :=: Jaawto~ bers of the Women's Commit. grievance was filed. Calcaterra, whose persevering mediately contact Ralston.Purina ICompany, Checkerboard ,", MARKET tee for the Symphony will act Two Withdraw Claims efforts in coordinating the cast :=: as hostesses and the audience Deburghgraeve and Miglio and stage crew have resulted . Square, St. Louis, Missouri, 63199, the owners of Food- ,'. Oldn. ift the Wood. $IIS will have an opvortunity to for the present withdrew their in an exceptionally entertain. maker Inc. :=:,-, ,', 11020 MACK lit ROily. Rd, meet Miss Freeman, Mr. Res. claims, and Pine was warned ing evening of music, comedy, Wire or _phone tod~y askh!9 thatth~y advise Foodmaker Inc., 1.4.3600 nick and members of the or. by the chief that if he did not and drama for young and old .-,~:~ What you get for chestra. withdraw his claim, he would alike. to withdraw this suit in tlM interest of the safety and welfa ... ,'. " your money is this be fired. Tickets for the Thursday, .of both our children and the community as a whole. ". The Association officers said Friday, and Saturday night ::: lightweight, three- that Pine, Livingston and As. performances are $1.50 and :~ sociation representatives met available at Grosse Pointe WOODS RESIDENTS OF MACK. HELEN AREA ,'. Dutton sport coat. NOW YOU CAN STILL with City Manager Bremer Memorial Church. 16 I.ake. For further information call 881.1544 .',,". who, it was charged, asserted shore road, 88Z-5330, or by "'. It's made, as the that tHe city is not required calling Mrs. David Howell, Southwick people,' to pay Pine for his training 881.5027. .~:' time, and informed Pine that describe it. of cloth TIE US DOWN his services were terminated. Pine, Livingston and POA "woven in the representatives, on April 5, met with the police chief, who unspoiled Counties gave Pine his dismissal notice. and reflectinq the. The attorney and the police. men in the office strongly as. rich heritage of a Isert that the chief said that D Pine Is "a damn good police. people descended ,man," and that he would reo D Peat this any where. This was from the ancient I .oily Inlerest Pa5$book;Savings,Co",p~u,!d~~9!1!!.,..rlv.c~ ,later denied by tbe,. cb~ef. ... : iMIl"ilitum.4epe',iJ;~'A'c'cil'li"t$~rMureit 10'.$20;000.00. Under the contract With the I Farms, the Association said, ~:~~s~{fIf~l~6te the city agreed that not only than you'd expect is the GPFPOA the soil.' and exclusive bargaining agent for along With natural ASK ABOUT OUR the non.supervisory officers of the department, but also for shoulders and a HIGH YIELD probationary p ..trolmen, in choice of rich color any matter. .Further, it was stated, the tones in plaids, over- SAVINGS city agreed under terms of the contract not to interfere checks and stripes? CERTIFICATES with, discourage, restrain or And as if that isn't coerce police officers because of their membership in the enough, we include Stop In at any of our offices for convenient. efficient service AssocIation or any lawful ac. tivities in ct'nnection there. you are Invited to one of these famous with. The officials of the Associa. Southwick labels tion charged that there never <:y .....xx')<' '>< >c ~ was' any question of Pine's abllity as a police officer, and ~.~Ottt4luiek the n.otice to fire him was not THE Party of the Season ~~x..><..x.x. SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO 520,000.00 issued until after Pine filed absolutely free. for the overtime. COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS w~iv\~~st~~rsS~idcast:a~f ~~ Exciting * Interesting * Rewarding Come and get yours. kind in Michigan. He charged DETROIT ,8901 Kelly at Moron-DR 2.8877 that the Farms refused to Meet Old Friends - New Friends - Neighbors EA!T DETROIT 15751 Nine Mile It Gratiot •.PR 1.8820 compensate Pine because the GROSSE PTE. WOODS 20247 Mack It Hunt Club-TU 6.1080 officer signed the waiver, but GROSSE PTE. F"RMS 63 Klf'cheval "On the Hill"-TU 6.6661 it was his opinion that there HOURS: 9:30 '.m.-4:S0 p.m. Friday 'fil8 p.m. can be no Individual bargain. DETROIT ATHLETIC CLUB, 5:00 FRIDAY, MAY 7th ing, . Complimentary Cocktails. Hors D'oeuvres • Write-in Bidding • Live Auction by Larry DuMouchelle to benefjt the Crosse Pointe Academy . SNEAK PREVIEW: (Can't reveal ALL the surprises) C.M.C. Dma ~ch, 10 days $500 Chandelier ROII1d t~ tickettor 2 Use of the yacht Helene Duck dinner for 12 to Bermuda for 1day Dancing lessons Contitental Mark HI for 2 weeks Week-end suite at the Royal Darby Soup Tourine St. Regis hotel 57' Crliser for 1 day Brid~eI~ssons Gourmet dinner for 6 Antique goblets Riding lawnmower Balletic exercise lessons Cruise on Sea Wolf Wigs -_. Comnissioned oi painting ilcludilg cocktals &dinner . tlae 4-50 yard Lion Mercedes Benz for 2 weeks Hind quarter of beef Footbag tickets Paneling for a room Antique silver ~ 20 lb. turkey 722 N. Woodward. Birmingham Symphony tiCkets coOked and delivered Maid services Use of ford for a month FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION CALL 881-2871 ,I, P,g. Four G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W ~. Thursday, April 22, 1971" Sued ICenter Sponsors Bike Hike Rally-'---C-i-ty--F-i-r-e-n-~e-~i)-o-~s-e-B-\ l-a-z-.e-----W-h-ic-h-w-a-s--pa-r-k-ed b-e-tw-e-en'-th--e-'-H-e-es'-ti-m-at-ed-tb-e-d-a-mageat I Luck &Qmeth.'lesworks won. Woods cars of Sarah Hepburn, 271 anywhere between $:1,000 and I' ders and a b illt y gets the A ear raUy and bike hike be given rally sbeets to a City ol Grosse Pointe {ire'I-~~ene. City firemen under ,he Roose vel t, and Charles $10000 credit (CoItUaued C.... P~e 1) i.s ICheduJed by Groase Pointe mystery destination an hour men worked for over an hour I dil'ec:ion oI Lieutenant Parnell Squiers, 17525 Eut Jefferson. •. . traffic flow and buildlDJ de. Wat Memorial this Sunday di$tant. in Oakland County's and 20 minutes on Sunday, O'Hooge discovered three cars Fire Captain Robert Mar. i--- sign. the clt)' coUl2cll tumed afternoon. AprU 26. frum noon hill and lake district. April 18. extinguishing a fire and the three.car garage sec- shall told the NEWS that all I' t The motive for thievery Is usuallY fairly apparent. Items are stolen for various reasons, some of v.,hich are the cash value of tile goodll, the pur. chase value In narcotics, or even the items themselves. Malicloull destruction of prop. erty, however, profits no one and Ihe motive explanation for the deeds remains in the realm 'of psychology. No one profited and every. one lost when a 25.foot Pin Oak wu senselessly cut down I on the 10th fairway of the Lochmoor Club, 1018 Sunning. dale. I Lochmoor officials reported the tree, 12 inches wide at its base, was destroyed some lime between Monday, AprU 12, al 7:30 p,m. and 7 tbe next morning, The tree.haters IIIW. ed the oak down at a mark three leet from the ground. The estlmaled value of the lree was $450. SEW•• TROUILI! lIla!W. PLU"IINC&HElT.J 1$30" I(UCHEYAL • $ e e a u a z 5 , :,2 , ' ~,. N'. ",'.- • ,.. = • , ~"''''''• ' - .. " . • • •• • -.. .. - .' " Thursday, April 22, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five Many I parent find, !t hud TAPES STOLEN I IMr. Van Tlem is survived by lcelved the National Federa'I' to believe III the thing. he ex. Casey F. Powell of 400 Lin. Ob't' his wife, Margaret; his sons, ,Uon of Music Clubs' Idaho peels his children to. ' com road, informed Farms I uanes Augustus J.• Thomas A" Phil. Young Artists Award, She was Ii ' lip M., Frederick S. and Stan. the 1963 naUonal winer of the , ('(!)OA' po ce on Monday, AprU 5, that ------ley L.; two daughters. Mrs. student adltlons of this same i Insurance someone broke into his car HE.LEN RYA~. ~E~N, lnstitule of Arts ~nd secre. Kenneth R. Morgan and Mrs. award. i CONSTRUCTION COMPANY while It W8S parked in the SerVlC:es for . ~lC~!gan "I tary of the Women s CO~lmit. Felix Conte, and 18 grand. I At the age of eight, Miss En. ' Counseling South HIgh School senior lot, Great Lady of Politics, Mrs. tee, of The Fo.unders SOClety. chUdren. He was also the nls was guest soloist with the 886-8419 and rifled hls glove compart. Helen Ryan Dean, were h.eld She is survlved .by her so.n, father of the late Mary Louise. B.9lse Civic Symphony in Ida. Larry $zlI'a Agency ment. Taken from the com. on Mui1d.,y. April 19,.at Chlrst ~7rren S., v:l1o lives in T.le Interment was in Mount ho. Since that time sbe has Look what we con do for you •.. partment, he said, were Lltree C~urch, G~osse POI~te. S~e } :>anle; another .son.. Lawrence Olivet Cemetery. appeared with vloUnlst Mir G.P. Park 124.8661 tape •• valued at a total of $18. died on .Fflday, Aprll.16, m S., of North Mlaml; a daugh. ------r1am Fried. lnd,; Kryntof her LeWISton road residence, ter. Mrs. Ann Todd, of Fair. JEAN M. CALLAHAN Jakowi~, 0.; and U.I' Indilma • cement work • driveways • walks at the age of '19. . fax, Va., several gra~dcbU. l"uneral services (or Mrs. U:livcrsUy Chamber Singers GUNS. Mrs. De~n was prominent Ill, dren and. grea~.grandChlldre~ Callahan, 46, of 20'19 Roslyn on tour in New York and West • patios • brick. work • steps • por:.-hes the Republican Party on local, MemOrial tflbutes may road, were held on~onday, Virginia She has been artist. state and national levels. Bb~ sent to the Canc~r Fund of April 19, in the Verheyden and le~turer.ln.residence a! • chimneys. tuck pointing. stone work SHOOTII"G was a ;member of the Bepubh. the Hutzel Hospltal Volun. Funeral Home and from St Wia,onslty State University can Fman~e Co~mltte~ and teer League, at 432 West Han- Matthews Church. She died 01. and Is presently studing for • flagstones • flower boxes - water- (ormer~y vlce.ch~lrman 18 the ,cock, DetrOit, 48201. Thursday, April 15, in Sinal ber Ph. D. in plano perform. ACCESSORIES Republican Party s County Or. ------Hospital. ance with Menahem Pressler proofing • stucco repairs ganizatlon. .' GEORGE D. TROMBLY Born In Lincoln Park. Mi<:h., at Indiana 'Universiey, Bloom. Mrs. Dean was named lollchl. Funeral services for Mr. M I h Is ington Free Estimates References BOOTS AND gan chairman of the Culture Trombly, 68, of 359 Chalfonte '. ra. Cal a an survived by ' , _ and Fine Arts Committee of avenue, were held on Wednes. her husband, Thomas; two sls. " CLOTHING the 'United Citizens for Nixon. day. April 21, in the Verhey. ters, Mrs. Rosemary Baker and Agnew in 1968. den Funeral Home and from Mrs. Allee Fraser. fOR QUALITY Mrs. Dean's political acti- St. Paul-on.the.Lake Church. Interment was in Mount NEW • • • vities were 30 highly thought He died on Sunday, April 18, Olivet Cemetery. on 886-8419 B. McDaniel Gun Shop of that In 1964 she was hon.' in st. John Hospital. ------ored with a speci,l "Helen A n at iv e Detroiter, Mr. CHARLES KAUDERER Fish., Rd, 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1.82.00 MOST MAJOI Ryan Dean Day" at which Trombly Is survived by his Funeral services (or Mr. Open Tuudoy ontl Frldoy 9 un. to • p.lft. CIEOIT CAIDS Governor G eo! g e Romney wife, Reaina; a son, George Kauderer, 340 Stephens road, Men., Wed., Thill•. 9 '.Ift. to 6 ,.Ift. spoke. J.; a brother, Frank and a were held on Saturday, April "((EPTEO Mrs. Dean was a former sister, Mrs. Marie Hel1ebuyck. 17, In the Verheyden Funeral Solll,d.y 9 •. Ift. to 6 '.M. president of Franklin settle. Interment was in Mount 011. Home. He died, at \:he age of GROSSE POINTE ROTARY CLUB ment, a charter member and vet cemetery. 83, in Fenton, Mich. second presideut of the Junior ------Born in Germany, Mr. Ka'J. League of Detroit. a member ROBERT A. BROOKS derer was the husband o( the 16t"h Annual of the Zonta Club, the Society Memorial services for Mr. i late Pauline and is survived of Arts and Crafts Tau Beta, Brooks. 72, of 383 Hillcrest by two daughters, Mrs. Max The Navy League and the road, were held on Tuesday, C. Jones and Mrs. K. G. Garden Club of Michigan. April 20, in St. Paul-on.the. Harris and two sisters. She attended The Seminary Lake church. He died on Sun. Interment was in Elmwood for Young girls and Baldwin da~', April 18, in Bon Secours Cemetery. College. Hospital. When she made her debut A native of Scotland, Mr. at the old Pontchartrain Hotel Brooks is survived by his wife, Ennis Concert she was considered one of the Isabel and two sons, Robert most popular debutantes of D. and John C. Slated A.t U..L the season. Interment was in Woodlawn • • She was the wife of the late Cemetery. Paula Ennis, ~, who was Free Charles A. Dean. Jr., who died Memorial tributes may be recently listed as an Outstand. All in 1955, and the dauglJter of sent to the Michigl,n Cancer ing Young Womln in Amer~. Parking the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foundation. ca Music, will be heard in con. Exhibit. G. Ryan. Mr. Ryan was presl. cert at 3:00 o'clock, Sunday, for Available • dent of Parke.Davis. EMMA ZUBRIGG April 25, at the LIggett camp • '. Mrs. Dean is survived by Funeral services for Mrs. us of University -- Liggett Sale .. _.~' her daughter, Mrs. Albert Zubrigg, 904 Barrington road, Sl:hool. The community is in. • . Navarro; a son, Charles A. we!'e held on Thursday, April vited without charge to htar - Dean III; five grandchildren; 15, in the Verheyden Funeral Miss Ennis perform selections -' Lynne, Terry and Trent Na. Home. She died at her res I. of Mozart, Ravel, Brahms and Admission varro and John and Kathy dence at the age of 94. RachmaninoU. $1.50 Dean. A native Detroiter, Mrs. Miss Ennis, who will be in Memorial tributes may be Zubrigg was the wife of the the Pointe for four days IS I made to the charity o( the late Peter and is survived by artist.in.resldence at Univer. 21" COLOR CONSOLE TV donor's choice. a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Arndt. sity - Liggett School, is a Interment was In Woodlawp Interment was in Fore~t Fulbright scholar who spent and other do~r prizes will be awarded Cemetery. Lawn Cemetery. two years studying piano in Germany at Hochschulll .for HARRIET WILKINSON RALPH FARNUM Music in Cologne with Kon. Prominent Pointer H8rriet Memorial services for Mr. tarslty. She Rlso studied Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center Wilkinson died on Friday, Farnum, 77, retired safety Professor Gunter Ludwig in April ,16, in her Lakeshore engineer (or the United. States Cologne. 32 LAKESHORE ROAD road residence, at the age of Rubbe.r Compa~y, w.el'e held Miss Ennis was graduated 76. HonFprltday,FAPr]11 6'HlOthe HA. from Indiana University in \ APRIL 23 - APRIL 24 - APRIL 2S There will be no funeral or . e ers unera 1 ,orne. e 1967 where she was awarded memorial service at Mrs: died on Tuesday, April 13, in the ~oveted Performer's CerU. 1 P.M. TO 10 P.M. Wilkinson's request, her body Largo, Fla., where he had ficate. The same year she re. I was donated for medical been living since his retire. ' " research. ment. in 1968• Mrs. Wilkinson was the . A f~rmer ~ointer, ~r. F~r. granddaughter of the founder num I~ survlved by hls w~e, .~WEET lJER6~[]~Of '~~~(.:New.;'''JJcPtJ(e7VJok;.,.,.two ..brotbenl and SIS, THE;~Nfr~MTm~(~:':'~daughter of the late James E. ter. . Scripps. She, was also the Interment was in WhIte 1 sister of the late James S. Chapel Cemetery. 'I THE r:I[][]~The Omega Speedmasler Whitccmb, a !ormer treasurer AUGUST G. VANTIEM n Mark !lIs the streamlined version ollh€' firsl watch of the. DetrOit. News. Funeral services for .Mr. worn on the moon. IIcontains the same high- Sh~ IS the ":ldow of former Van Tiem, 76, of 591 St. Clair precision movement NASAaslronaul~ wore during Detr~lt News dlrector Almadus avenue, were held on Friday, ',q Gemini and Apollo Space Missions. If you're looking !'. WJ1kins01l;and the mother of April 16, in the Verheyden , ..:~ lor a walch that's Iruly "oul 01 this world," a .pr~sent director, WarreD S. Funeral Home and (rom St. we suggest you Sail the Omega Speedmasler Mark II. WI1kmson. Paul's Church. He died on The daughter ?f Mr... and Tuesday, April 13, in Bon Se- 2.bullon ••• dlal chronograph. Maasu'e. ellp.ed interval. M~s..Edgar B. Whltc?mb, Mr~. cours Hospital. He was are. 01 MOUrs. mlnule. and .econd •. Slllnte ••• tlel c.... ~J1klDson was born 10 DetrOIt tired gardener. Malchlng brae.!et. Wale,.,e.I.'an' ,. $195. 10 1695. She. and her late bus- Born in Anchorville, Mich., band, a native of Troy, N.Y. _ were married in 1917. Valente Jewele,.j Her husband was president of the James E. Scripps Cor. poralion, a real estate firm, and (rom 1953 to 1958 a diree. Since 1934 tor of the Evening News Aso. ciation. He died in 1967. At various times she was a 1660l E. Warren TU 1-4800 I member of the board of the DETROIT Franklin Settlement House, an Ihonorary trustee of the Detroit D'gou " know TIt.".~ By Paul Schweitzer Most everyone is familia .r with the "POSTMAN'S MOT TO,I, but not many know a its origin. Do you know wh wrote it? ... "Neither sleet nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of nigh shall stay these men from their appoinfed rounds" ••• FOR '7/ Did you know that this Is a writing over 2000 years .L~ AI Long, Inc. Frank Adam, Inc, Randy Wood Pontiac-GMC Truck, InC,,(1 ld? It's a quote (rom a his- Albro Chrys-Plym, Inc. I=unston Chevrolet Co fioy O'Brien; Inc, ,') tory of wars between Gr~ce Arnold Lincoln-Mercury Garrity Motor Sales Raynal Brothers Co, and Persia written by Hero- .''1 dotus In the 4th Century Bill Farrah, Inc. Gene Hamilton Chevrolet, Inc. Raynal Plymouth Co, "I B,C. Bill Lee Oldsmobile, Inc. Grosse Pointe American, Inc. Richard Buick. Inc, .1 The post. Bob Saks Oldsmobile Jim Carney Buick Co Rinke Pontiac, Inc, "'" men, th en, Bob Thibodeau, Inc. Jim Causley Pontiac, Inc, Roger RinKe Cadillac, Inc. were vall ant war.courl*' Centerline Chrys.P'ym, Inc. Joe Haney Datsun, Inc, RoseVille Chrys-Plym, Inc. carryIng Colonial DOdge, Inc. John Rummel Cadillac, Inc Russ Milne Ford, Inc. .. orders along Johnny Motor Sales, Inc, Sample Sports Car Sales 9the b8ttle Cook Ford, Inc, ,..,...croutes • • , Crest Lincoln.Mercury, Inc. Krajenke Buick Sales. Inc, Sballa Chevrolet, inc. Tod«y post. Dick Fruehauf Buick, Inc, Lang's Aula Sales Shore CheviOlet Co., Inc. men carry the malls - but when you consider the safety Dick Green Chrys-Plym, Inc, Lochmoor Chrys.Plym Skinner-Fruin Auto Sales, Inc, Let Us Show You Our Excellent Service of our streets - the valor of Drummj' Oldsmobile, Inc. McAlister Motors. Inc. Stark Hickey East lhese men has little changed. Ted Ewald Chevrolet Co, Expertly Reconditioned (or America's Eastern Sport Car Sales, Inc. Merollis Chev. Sales You car always rely on and Service Van Dyke Dodge, Inc. Pre-Owned Cadillacs Quality Motor Car Eastland American, Inc. SCHWEITZ,'ER REALTY for Eastowne Dodge, lnc, Mike Dorian Ford, !rlC, Ver Hoven Chevrolet, Inc. dependable services In the But Before You Buy Be Sure to Visit, , , Ed Rinke CtJevrolet, Inc, Mitchell BUick Sales, Inc. Williams Molor Sales, Inc, Real Estate line . • . Ap. MI. Clemens Dodge, Inc. Wood Motors, lnc, praisal Service . . . FInance Edmond Motor Sales, Inc. Arrangements ... Friendly ErniE:!Grissom Chev, Inc. Paul McGlone Cadillac, Inc. Woody Pontiac Sales, Inc. n d personalized consulta. Pointe Dodge. Inc, COFFEY CADilLAC t iQ n s at SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE, 21300 Mack Ave .... PHONE: 886.4200, 3180 E. JEFFERSON LO 7.6811 and 18530 Mack Ave. hudsoris PHONE: 886.1270. _.'_~...... ~ --" ....-..t.-,._._._~_ ..._'.-J ncC _~~ . ..,.-.. --,-' f, Thursdoy, April 22, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEW.S ._------~-- .._--~-- Woods Slates School Board Antiques Show Begins Friday I Youth, Resident Both Surprised ~~~fb::irj=:ete:~g: ~~~: T8 Carrwr ) __ I black bat, bolted througb the Bicycle Talks Names Auditors A maple dropleaf table, a I and belter than ever be10re, Julie Willette, 6'10 Cook wltb a flashlight in his hand. back yard. pair of brass candlest1ckJ, or according to an announcement road received an unexpected The beam of the light, she (Co.tined from Pa,(e 1) I I liiiiilii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I f1ve.foolb.U f)axin, wheel. from Robert C. Harrison, Ro- ' told Woods police later. was become infected with the TB The weather ls warmlJlg lD additicm to approving the are but a few of the true early tary Club president, and Rich. ¥urpriae Sunday, ,Mareb 18, pointed directly at a bicycle HApBr....,.~' virus. and bicyclists are beginning to monthly aeeowsta payable. at American antiques to be found lard M. Marr, antiques show wben she went out of the near the back of the garage. r~ ••• Required to take the tells be seen on the streets of The a .pecial meet1Jtt of the Grout at the Grosse Pointe Rotaru,. \chairman (orhousethetonightclose the garage door c"'IntJ'II1g that he was d"..,., , and x..raYI are five firemen Pointe. In a continuing effort Pointe Board of Edueaticm, on on FoundaUon's 16tb An 0 u a 1 Proceeds of the annual . 'd covered the yout'! described I and 6ix paliee officers. to keep the accidept rite In Moodlf, Apri118, the lruIteea Antiques Show, set iur Friday. ,Gro~se Pointe Rotary An- Stepping oUtal e jUit before I '. . . I Fishel Rd. 'The man Will arrested at which bicycles are lnvolved reappOinted Arthur Youag and April 23 through Sunday , April IU'ques Sbow.811e will ena ble, B p.m.,. she saw a fl&ure stand. as a white.' mall', about five i' 10:09 p.m. on Tuesday, April 110 .a min~W1I, :Woods JK>I;ice Company to make the annUli 25, at the War Memorial Cen. Grosse Pointe Rotary Founda- lng w the garage entranee feet, DIne ioches tall, with, 13. on complaint of Ken Lam. IQffI.cers wID agam ~ maklnl oludit of the JC:bool Iy.tem's ter. tion to continue its support of bert ol 15021 East JelferSQD. ! th~lr rounds of the Woodll finaorjal record!! for urU.'12. whu phoned the authorities to I~ddl~ SchO?ls for the annual ITrw;tee Donald J. Semmler ab. Two additional room.. of the many educational and benev. c.>mplain that someone was bike Inspection. .tained. old Aller HOUle have been olent projects. DO ¥O(JRSELF A FA\'OR! I added to the Fries Auditorium Hours of the three-day sma~hing the. glass o~ the dO?r Each scbool will receive a Tb.e Bolrd of Edll Eugene Wigglesworth, nat- ural science teacher at South High S:chool ond. member of the Sierra Club, will speak on 1530' "CE.CHEV"'~ ' VA 1.t010 Sunday evening, April 25, at 8 o'clock, Oil aspects of eeololY relevant to The Po1l1te area ... Dick Jackson, president of, the St. Clair Shores Anti.Pol. ,, lution League, also wU1 be there to tell of his group's activilles. Co(fee will be served alter the .meeting. The public is cordially Invited to attend. Camera Club Meets Tuesday' The Grosse Pointe Camera Club will meet on Tuesday, April 27, at 8 o'clock, at the War Memorial. . There will be a demonstra- tion on "How to Color Mono. chrome P r i n t s" by aal Packer. Visitors are welcome. Ir:-REMiMBER'l~. HOW HOT -u WAS LASTI SUMMER I. Don't let your family. I suffer through 'another one! AIR CONDITION YOUR ENTIRE HOUSE WITH NEW BRYANT -~, AIR COND~TlONING • LOW, LOW PRE-SEASON DISCOUNT Executive Chef of the Hotel Pontchartrain, I PRICES NOW IN EffECTI Graliuate of the Ecole Hoteliere de Paris, Jean Durant, not to mention host of his own show every Sunday. Channel 4 TV THE GREAT INDOORS I who will impart the secrets of gourmet cookery, I brLJont demonstrate its ease, economy and elegance invite you to taste the results I QUIHlINE' AIR CONDITIONING and take home recipes. Call us no!'" for Q f,ee home survey Hudson's Eastland, 4th floor I CALL 571-4610 Monday April 26th, Wednesday April 28th I FLAME FURNACE CO. ~(8J@@~@ 11621 VAN DYKE, ~'-')Wl(*I<~*<')II~"'~~J n••s_eJ I, _ ~ ~~"-_. __ ..,,_ __ __ ..__ ' __ ..__ __ .. _ __ 11I'..__ .110III_ .. ______..'_ _. .. _ .. __ . r""""'.''''-' , \, 1" '." ...... jc\' ". 'Y'.'" 1>)."",. "".'" ".'.'.~':"''''-r.# ..;i.. .. Page Seven Thursday, April 22, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Wednesday Book Club WiiI Meet Next Week I ST. ANTHONY HIGH PLANS IlEUNlON Scuba Classes INorth Students Melkite Prelate Members of the Wednesday ITraditional Way," will CollowI Tbe St. Anthooy High Classmatel, who want fur. Starting M.ay 3 Will Compete Book Club of Detroit will gath. tbe 12:15 o'clock. J School, Class of 1946, will ther information, are asl:ed To Visit Here er next week. AprU 28. (or ------bold a gala 25th Anniversary to caU Chuck Hart, 842.2231; their regular meetlng at the Any theory is inlcrestinl:. \ The Detroit area's Roman Scuba enthusiasts h,ve In. Four Grosse Polnt~ North Women's City Club. A pro. I' but accomplishments art' con, Reunion Banquet at 'I o'clock, Annis Gaynor, 884.0822, or C8tholic Melkite Community, other chance to join a clus Higb School students were gram.______"lnll.'rior ..Designing in a vinc!ng, - _. ~_ :I Saturday, May 15, at Royalty Theresa Stefanowskl DIVirgil, which includes many Pointe s po n ~ 0 red by fte Grosse nominated by adjudicators at Ilouse, 773-9453. residents, will honor the Most Pointe l'ubUc School!i, Depart- the recent State Solo and En, i Reverend Archbishop Joseph ment of Community services. st'll'.>le Festival as sumcienUy Tawil, DO, Melkite Apostolic Doug Ladore comes from outstanding to participate in .. I Exarch of tbe United States. across the Canadian border the Ninth State.Wide ~usical ., I at a banquet to be held on on Monday evenlnp to con. Talent Screening held at In, .'., In Sunday, April 25, on the occa. duct tbese exciting classes. terlochen. APproximately 80 sion of bis fint official visit Sessions begin May 3. CerU. students were chosen from the :\ LANDSCAPE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION to Detroit. fication by the National Ano. entire state to compete {or ten (ic,ss AWNINGS .GIVE LONG LASTING "'VICE • Commercial'Residentill AND MAINTENANCE Although he is not a stran- ciatlon of Skin Diving Schools positions nn the program of I • In over 20 yeon, we hove de5igned and implemented ger to the area. having been (NASVS) 10 only" ODe of the the~.Juth Arts Festival set I Get Year 'Round Protection .. FLAG POLES hundreds 01 beautiful Grosse Pointe londscapes, Swim. here several times, t~is will benefits of the clasll. (or Saturday. ~by 22, at Inter. i w1th New Beautiful .. 22 Pin HIGH ming and ornamental Pools. brick and flagstone Ter. be Arcbb~hop Tawil's first .Mr. Ladorc and his proces'l.lochen. ., t ! Vir:)'1 Coated Dacron Fabrics -. Grcund a.1 ' Topor.d races, etc, Discover pr::-tessionolism! Spring is herell visit since his appointment as sional staH from the Windsor Grosse Porote s (our entran ~ I ..• fib.'lilloU ' While Apostolic Exarch by pope based Argonauts Scuba Div. ar~ Ramon Lawrenc~. cello. .. 3~ Jnchea 01 Mae CALL NOW FO' A NO OILIGATION INYE'VIEWI Paul VI last year. Iing School, bring fle highest Gall Van Gorp, ~ute, ~rank mJm:Im It M 5 R. CLIFF .ASSOCI~TES ," 1 t ill 'level of authority and exper- Kra~er 8nd Paul Sikorski, per. I .~30 I. JlfflRSOfoI .. Complete .~ 0 n Sunday, we pre a e w . "usslon NIl IITtSMTQ • CC*'IIJIlPIT tUIMI Simple F celebrate a Pontifical High tiSe to the six.week course • "h.re~ other students were • to In~tlll \ New Modern Oesigns ------1 Mass in Our Lady of Redemp. which m~ts weekly for three. selected to ~erform in the All. "'F. St:U"E YLU __ PttO'IItnoN : tion Church, Charlevoix and hour sessions. Every aspect of Michigan Ii0 n 0 rs Band or I ,'1.1. ,. 'In'IU" • McDougall, Detroit, at 4:30 the sport is carelully and dell. Orchestra on the same pro.' p.m.. after which a banquet beralely taught ~o thlt there gram. They are Pam Harris. will be held In the renovated can. be full enjoyment with violin, an':! Lois Nyquist, clarl- church basem~nt. maximum safety. nel for the All. Michigan Hon. Ar~hbi&hop ~awil, an out. . This particular class is spe- ors' Orchestra. Robe\.t Engle. I" Charlie Rossie's standlJlg authority on Eutern Clal In that it iB being offered hart, clarinet, was chosen to Catholic Rites, will be wel- to swimmers IS young as 14 perform In the AlI.Michigan comed by a committee com. years of age. The basic Cee Honors Band. DOWNTOWN FORD prised of The Rt. Rev. Msgr. is $40 with additional costs ------\ Agabios Riashi, pastor of Our for gear and texts. Inyites You To See Lad y of Redemption, and Those who are interested FURNACES Ernest Bowman members of the parish. should call the Department at I For. Your Next At the banquet, the Invoca. 885.3808 or ass--'>2'l1 a. loon & BOILIRS New or Used Car tion will be given. b.YThe Most I as possible so'tbat a reserva- \" Rever~nd FranCl~ M. Zayek, tion clin be made and proper • 11It M"t C.. pI.ta Facililies MaroDlt,e Apostohc Exarch of registration forms ~an be J.... Detr.1t ArM the UOltcd sta.tes. The Most mailed. Advance registration I I ...... 1... Leni.g P'lIfr'lfts Reverend Thomas J. Gumble. for the Monday evening cllSS • CIItntffelIr Snci t. VIV' WO ton, Auxiliary Bishop C?fth.e which will be held at Brownell Ernett 1ewMa .. Dewit... OH1c. or DOW1t. Archdiocese ~f Detroit. 15 Middle School, is necessary. AssI,lJstfl C., • ...,., toWi Sh."u.g Area 3.4700 It~ never too late to scheduled to give the benedlc. tion. . Plan every move - keep It.. GoocI Man Toastmaster at the evenU1g your thinking well ahead of 1SJCM IlIIOII'tAL • VA l.to7I To KJtOW 1833 E. JEFFERSON discover.yourself. dinner will be Jo~n W. Coury, your work. committee chairman and. God has given you unlimited talent and useful- retired Assistant Wayne Coun- \ ness. A constant capacity to learn and grow. ty prosecutor. . De La SALLE REUNION I This is because your real nature is spiritual - Class of 1941 De La Salle not limited by age, background, or environment. Collegiate of Detroit grad. uates will hold their 30th class reunion on Friday, April At our church services this Sunday, you "will 23, at the University Club of hear a Bible Lesson whick explains your real Detroit. 1411 East Jefferson avenue. Cocktails and dinner I spiritual selfhood. You're welcome to come. will be served, Guests of the e\'ening in. Wive put clude Brother Anthony, pre. Christian Science Church Services sent principal of the school, FIRST CHURCH OF CHIUST. l;CIENTIST and Professor John Dilworth, Gr<>su I'olnte Flrma" 212 Chllfont Ayo. one of the favorite teachers Sunday Service ... Sund.y 8<:hool 10:3G-Wed. 8:00 Roedlng Roo", lNU Mock Ayo. TU 4-7490 from that era who is ;JOW an executive with Ford Motor SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ,seven Company". Det,..". 14710 K.rcIloYII AVI, . Sun. Servlce$ 10:30 '" $ Sun. School 10:30, Wed. 8:00 For further information. call . ROldlng Room, 14707 klrChOYIl, Detl'9lt, M1cl.ll'ln Port COnlmission, W. R. Fit. . 1220f.S65 . bin, at 9d4.1l44; .... • • "~O • ~' WI .• nunutes ~..: , .; ~f.ispie :, • , MELISSA ". Random "ed National Bank of Detroit has grown and travel to their main office to complete. With I Unu,,,,,IIy hecvy lip ,hec'ld lUJl:Ufious broadloom cor pet by fan,ous~ expanded in the Grosse Pointe area NBD, you can handle them all right in no"'. Sr,i"lI",oi';-of eOlY'co,O Kodel~. luluro din .. " •• 1'0 Icughneu, Kadel ;, Ihe mOlilic monmode Iiber Ihol ,••il;.ncy and bounte bcc~ " because the community itself has grown your own neighborhood. molte, "ome making more pl... ",nl, lhey lokes beaulifully 10 tho loullh. And, of course, the peopk in your NBD are ,icher, lulle,. more 'I,ilienl. They esl Iroffic o'eO', Hondsomo nubby and expanded. To the point that you'll find loug" 01 dirl. Ju,I onc' ave' li9hlly looks odd, inl""1 10 any 'oom seven NBD offices within 10 minutes office are only a phone call away from and they come up CI.cr, B,ight. ~li Page Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 22, 1971 ------_._------_ .._------._-'._------~-~---- Wayne State Universit)' to Honor Dr. Seegers Series Focuses Police Arrest Dr. Walter H. Seegers, chair. Faculty Service Award at the I Dr. Seegers, of 406 Barelay On Bonhocffer Reckless Driver man of Physiology and Pbar- annual WSU AlumnI Reunion' road, Grosse Pointe Farms, is Trade In nOli macol!)" at the Wayne State Sat~ay. April ~'. in the Com. Iworld famoua for his wo.rk in "Stations on the RQall 10 Corporal Richard Clarke o{ Univer&ity School of Medicine, mumty Arts Bwldmg on cam. blood research. He also IS the Freedom" is the title of a. . , . wID he awarded the Alumn1 pus. senior faculty memb~r. at the prose. poem written by Dietrich I t~e. City Of. Grosse ~oJnte ------WSU School of Medleme. Bonhoelfer while he was im.1 Iohce on FrJ.day• April 16, Wayne State Alumni each I pris(med just before he was observed Al}n1e Kerr. 22<110 year honOr&a faculty member I executed by the Nazis, This Lang, st. Clair Shores, driving Your OLD whose profeuional or civic ef', title is also the suoject for a easl on Je{{erson from Lake. 299;; forI has brought a greater new series of lectures-discus. land. She was driving about a.pp~ecialion of the Univ.er- sions by Dr. Theodore A, Gill :lO mph in the right lane and TV IE-' slty 8 place in the c:ommuruty. scheduled for May. . . weaving back and forth across In his more than 30 years of .. The. lecture senes. t~tled the white dividing lines. New "71 RCA researcb on blood clotting, Dr. Stahons on the Road to 1're~; F~ pulled her over at 70 VzSolid St.t. Pri 11 Pandise Seegers bas introduced sub. d~m: the BonboeHer Story, Lake Shore, She had to be Y::.wa apllJ1me~''''$~1625* stances which work as clotting ~III conSISt .of f~ur prese~lta. helped from the vehicle. A ilawaU, as low as agent3 fo!' bemophilia patients hons, to be glve~ ID The Po,nte boltle of whiskey was found AccuCoIor and be has worked out a on Sunday evemngs :May 2.. 9, on the floor in the rear of the HoroId Md~ln soya: ::~5.,IDC:ludbtg tbeory of blood coagulation ~ ~ndp 23,ba~ 'I' oN No I~ey Down "ust lUte h'avmg a f'C1end He has also dO,ne research romSpecific. topics0 9 0 ctakenoc . from re iease d on $25 bond pend'mg in the .lslands who has his own apartment. Stay for:) on isolation of enzymes related the four sections of BonhoeC. her court. appearance on Tues. days or as long as you want, in your very own to blood coagulat~on an~ pio. fer's prose.poem are: May 2, day, Ap{ll 27. CARLOAD condominium apar:ment. Plenty of spl'.ce to entertain neered researcb ID!? chlllcal Discipline: Getting Ready in -----.- friends. Fully equipped kitchen for preparing snacks states called Dlssem~ated In- the Twentieth Century; May 9. POWER PLAY CARLSON TV or complete meals. And free maid service. Also travascular CoagulRtlon. Action: Double Agent for the 'Ability is only the slarling 2064. MIoclc Ave. 116-4160 includes a rental car with unlimhited milea&e. A resident Neatly 20 years ago, Dr. I ~:sis~al!ce; M.ay 16, Suffering: ro~n~~::u~~~sk;~o/~oc:ki~; Al VII'''. II Milt RNdI of the island will greet you and andle arrangements seegers organized the first e mon Life and Leiters; that talent for all it's worth. at your request. Dozens of roomy apartments to symposium on blo.>d. The sym. and May 23, Death: Legacy for ----- choose from on 4 different islands. Perfect for tnc posium now brings the most Us. family, one or ~wo couples, or several friends. distinguished s c i e n till t s in 1 The MacMillan Press haE Ask for #IT-UA-CLI-02. blood research to the Wayne just published Dr. Gill's book .!'fleebaud on onewtek, pe, pilson, for fOllr persons. State campus eich year. on Bonhoeffer entitled "lIIcmo H h itt tl. Cor a Movie: A Short Life of ClUnlledAIrlIMI Inc.ll11 e as ~r en more ..an D' t I h B nb U "Th , 300 profeSSional articles an.:! Ie. r e . 0 oe er. e .. .;. __ , six books. His work has won movie ve~slon of .the ?o~k , U8ke4 Air tlDel I him nUmerous awards and should be III produchc.n wlthm I H."an TOW'I honors in the United States the. cours~ of tbe current. year. SulCe l1Z5, lOG! Woodward Aye., Detroit, MkIL au,. I and abroad. including an bon. .Tne se.nes, bowever, IS not ISend me information on Privacy in Paradise, I orary membership on the blOgr~phlcal, .but rather' uses Tour'lT.UA-CLI-02. I medical faculty of the Unlver. the lile .of. Bon~oeffer as a I I sity of Chile. f~ame Wlthlll which to set a I' NAMB ' I' dIScussion of 20th Century Dr. Seegers was born In Christlan thoullht and expres- Good lawns AnDRESS Westgate, Iowa, In 1910 and he sion I===------I received his B.A., M.S. an~ D;. Gill is the former presi. I I Ph.~. degrees from. the Unl- dent of San Francisco Tbeolo- , .!'HONE I '/erslty of. Iowa. He Jo~ed the gical Seminary in California I I Wayne S.ate faculty .l!! 1945 and was formerly euculive I ...... --...... ------I and has held the POSltiOU or secretary oCthe Joint Commis- I I ,pro~essor 01 PhYSiology and sion on Higher Education ror i .. ., chall'ma~ of the departments' the World Council of Churches. don't just happen. ....'. The menc#y skies. of Pbys~ology and Pharma- Currently he is Dean of thf: ;. When}OOre friendly)'OU 00 things ~ people' coI~gy slDce 1~. Detr~il Center for Christian I;,.I ... '. I Ticket information. about the Studies, executive. secretary of *",t;, ..' "rft:#~,.;1 , reunion may be obtalDed from the Society for the Arts Reli- • ,<;;1 VW&OU., the W8yne StateAlum.nlHo~se, gion and ContemporarY Cui. c, If • '.. , «1 W. Ferry, 1?etrolt. Mlch ture, Inc_, in New York City .. • • • 48202, or by calling 577.2306. and serves .also as editor-in- They are made! rFO.'O'R:'i."BiA'iO'T:.~iH'~OcS:«.IA'CL.A'Tis~i~wiciANDL:':':':Li:lu~D's:s<''''l~~~~~~~~ ... and here's how. ::: _ ::: dially invited to attend his ::: :j: ~eries of lectures. A small reg- ~~ ::: IstraUon fee will be accepted :~::: We carry a full line of convalescent supplies, diabetic equipment, ::~~: at the ------first lecture. ::: biologicals and hypo.allergeniccosmetics. ::: Goodwill Needs For extra greening power .~.~.~:.And we also have those specia', things that c~n/t help but make you feel :.i:,: Usable Discards . ::: better - like bath salts a.nd the unusual in a fragrance or a soap. ==: .:. .'. Spring cleaning and Income SUPER TURF BUILDER ::: And we fill lots and lots of prescriptions (over 3,000,000 since 1927) :;: Taxes seem to arrive about 1:.1 May we serve you? . ~: the same time each year. It's '.' ::: also a good tim.:J to think of Super Tori Builder, the fertilizer for those ::: ~~~ ~ ::: helping the handicapped at the who want even more greening power :than :~ . ~ ::: Goodwill Industries division of regular Turf Builder-with no increase in =::' ' , -' ::: L~ague For The Handicapped :::' •• ::: - Goodwill Industries, accord- weight. Made by the exclusive new Poly/arm ::: ::: ing to Russell G. Albrecht ex- process that releases its nutrient~ over a ::: ::: ecutlve director. ' prolonged period - a~ the grass needs them. ::: H :::.During the winter months Ideal for improving a run-down lawn. :;:: 19876 Mack Ave. 16361 Mack Ave. ::: collections of materials llre :.: TU 1-1385 TU 2-1040 ::: usually well below the amount ::}.' .._•••• ", .. I""" I', '-"11"" .',',",', •• ', ,','.',_.'. ,'I I', •••.•.•.•.•.••.• _••••• I' •.•• I' •••• I •••••••• ~••••• ~ .: ~ I I ::: necessary to prov,id.e full em. Save sq. Ibs.) ...... ' ••••• ~ I I ••••• I •• " •• I ••• I ••••• I •• ~•• I~ '~ •••••••• "••••• '.' ' •• ~~.t.•••••"•••I ••• I~! •• ~ I't ••• ~ ••••• I ..~ ~ 1 •••• ~' •• ~ J :,.l. ployment and tralnlng op'por.. $4 15,000 ft. (60 19.95 tunities {or the men and Save $3 10,000 sq. ft (40 Ibs.) 14.95 women in the Goodwill rehabil- Save $1.60 5,000 sq. ft_ (20 lbs.) ltatiolJ program. . 7.95 BE IN Weather conditions this past winter were especially severe, and as a consequence of the reduced supply of materials BEAUTIFUL most of the Goodwill program has operated on a short.hour work week since the first of the year. Spring cleaning sea- SHAPE THIS S(lU makes it possible to r"- plenish the stock of usable dis- cards. "We are espe~ially in need 'SUMMER o{ clothing, wood furniture and small appliances," Albrecht said. "We do want to stress the words usable and repair- ,"11!~ able, though, as items which •'. , cannot be repaired or used ac. ------tually create a h8rdship for , , e . us." ~ :. , ',l ~ Most items needed at Good. will may be deposited in one of the more than 100 collection centers located on neighbor- hood shopping centers and sup. ermarket parking lots. $1260 There are certain tax ad- You can upgrade TYPICAL PRICE:. vantages too, for the contribu- , INSTALLED Ie OPERATING tor of above average materials. by "seeding-in." MODEL GF 36.000 btu's Such gifts may be clalmrd as Are you ready to stop chal'itable deductions on In- By far the easiest way to upgrade the kind of Nc,tice our price is for whole house air conditioning INSTALLED come tax statements. ~odwill Industries is a divi- grass you have is to seed Scot~; WINDSORright weeds when they arrive? 8t OPERATING. sion of the United Rehabilita- into your present lawn. Windsor is the let us make a free survey of your home. At no obligation tion Centers of League For The improved variety " of Kentucky bluegrass. It All it tal,es is Scotts PLtJs.2. You spread It on Handicapped - Goodwill In. your lawn any time after dandelions are in full we'll tell you tha exact cost for Carrier air conditioning dustries. The combined agen. won't transforyn your old lawn overnight, but given sunlight, moisture and time to develop, bloom. It makes them, and most of the other INSTALLED & OPERATING. cies annually serve some 5,000 handicapped clients each year. Windsor will produce a lasting lawn of rich common non-grass weeds, curl up and disap- League-Goodwlil is a Torch green, sun-loving grass. is available as pure pear - roots and all. PLus-2 provides a full Get the best installation. And get the finest equipment Drive Service. It with all these- Windsor and in blends containing 70'% and feeding of Turf Builder at the same time. YOUNG SHOPLIFTER 35% Windsor. Makes good grass fill in where the wee~s were. The manager of Arnold All from an easy spreader application. * Time Guard Circuit * Hi & Lo Pressure Switches Drug Store, 20853 Mack, called Windsor 2,500 sq ft box (3Ibs) 12.95 Crankcase Heater Liquid Line Filtar Drver Woods pol ice Wednesday, * * April 14, after apprehending Blend 70 2,500 sq ftbox (3 lbs) 9.95 5,000 sq ft bag (20 lbs) 7.95 * Refrigerant Sight Glass * Thermal Expansion Valve an ll.year'old shopliIter. The Blend 35 2,500 sq ft box (4Ibs) 8.95 10,000 sq ft bag (40 lbs) t 4.95 young thief, from 5t. Clair * Low Voltage Transformer * Upflow Air Discharge Shores, had tried to steal a 20- cent pack o{ cigarillos. Call today and take advantage while this price lasts. FRcE SURVEY-FREE ESTIMATE-FINANCING AVAILABLE GARBAGE oUlhor;zed ~t~ reluUe'" TU 6.4848 ORINDER? WILLIAMS c.n Refrigera'ion & Hea'ing, Inc, SALE.SERVICE Wm. I. ALLEMON tI.lson FROLUND 14711 HARPER Garden Supply Garden Supplies 19815 MACK AVE. SorivnQ the Poln!es .Ince 1937 17727 MACK cor. UNIVERSITY free delil,ery: 882-8877 free delivery: 88 J -6233 Authorized ~ O.III.r 15304 KUCHEVAl • VA 2.9070 - ---_._-~------~-~_...._._--~---~_.~~_.. _- - :. --. 7' ------4 Q '$ ; , ... U, 2 .-.---~--:-~...~- ~..~7~~~~~~~~~~"""""'~~~~"-"'-... _...... ,.".., • • • • , '.' i' • ~. ,.- ','" ," y' >.,; ~a.• ,.P oS • .a at ;g q z ~ P.ge Nine Thursday, April 22, 1971 GROSSE POINTIE NeWS implementing the dictates of II QUAUFICATlONS New EAN Offl.cer Tak Th H I displayed. checks lrom th~ I Club haw been sent or .L Boy ins see e m Environmental Center, the \ pledged to the program. Board the newly adopted constitution In the future, jUlt II hi the JJ' ' . . Rolary Club. the Beautifica. members will be working ill and th~ needs of the c"mmun- past, It Is character ,nd worth eading Role Th e EnVironmental Action I members elected by a repre- A. con~lJtullon was adopted lion Council, and one Garden. the wecIts to come toward ity, that make tbe ble difference, Now (EAN) execuUve board I sentative group of ecology- WhiCh, In part states: . - .. . .- .._------~ ----- has elected Reverend Perry I minded Grosse Pointers are "The objectives of this or- Ted Moniak, a 15th grader , . Mrs. Geratd Warren, Al ganization shall be to pro. Of th e/s a ALUMINUM SIDING t University. Liggett School is Porter of G~osse. Pomte ~hrlSt I Glancy, Jr., Chester Petersen, vide individuals and organi- I t to play a leading role in ,er Church as Its hrst preSident. I William Huelleman and Bran. zations a central authority ~ ? FLOOD AND TRIM eaciow Brook Theatre's next Other. off~cers electe~ at their r.lonRogers.' which will support. encour. ~ I; production, the Broadway and WHITE OR COLORS organization mp.e tlng h~ld The organizational meetin" agoe, supplement, and l'oor.\ ~\>, HollYWood hit, "A Thousand ~I/~ IOnyour future recently at the War -Memonal .. d t th rr I f th "t, t ~ •• were Mark Carrier, Vnl'yersJ'ty of EAN wa.~ h.eld a week lifter ilia e e e or s o. o.>e Clowns." presently eng;,gcd ID ('on.. \1 "'\ -. rJ/'.;"'-" " Ted was chosen by Meadow of Detroit student, vice-presi. ~he organization was created structive ecological activity, i ~ 7 'x co PO'NTE Brook Arlistic Director Ter. ~en~:h MH~r~clf'hll1Rybinski. by all assembly 01 some 150 a!,d to also proy.ide informa. ~ -.1' ~~ POINTE WATERPROOFING I' ence Kilburn to play the part or Ii "C 00 student, Pointe citizens who acted upon ~1~1l.' develo~ dIalogue, ~nd ~ ':\I ---' Prompt, guaranteed workmanship. Screea & Sa.", 'tle. of a pr~ocious, wise.crack. s~retary anr Mrs. Earl I. recommendations made by an IIIltJate services and achon ~ / • EXCelLENT REfERENCES • ing ell' \' e n-year-old after Heenan, Jr., who represel'ts ad hoc committee established leading to improving the 1 I ft dozens of boys fr.om all over the Grosse Pointe Garden I by the Grosse Pointe Beautifi. quality of our environment.l" ~ / /'" 885 -7 93 20497 Mack Avenue TU 1-6130 the metropolitan area had Clubs, as treasurer. cation Council and the Grosse Allhough the "ready [or .., ....J auditioned. The other Executive Board Pointe Garden Club Council. business" sign cannot yet be' _ *,wWi~~t,1.lI$ ,: IIIlE "UUl I .PUW' % r "This is really great," ex, ..------~------~- --- claims Ted, who h8S made special arrangements with his teachers at University-Liggett in order to attend the gruel- ing, five-bour rehearsals. "I've never met so many wonderful. nice people or had so much fun as I have here." Ted is no stranger to show business. He played roles with Detroit's Group Theatre l:nd his \'oice is known to thou- '.~ ~.., sands as a newsboy on a De- ...... ' ." troit radio commercial. '. :'.,' "Ted is perfect for the ",'>. ~. role." says director Kilburn. ., .; "His whole approach Is al. ." ..~ .' , , most unbelievably professional .....~) '. for his age. He's alert and '.~ .' .' ..:': .. ' '. .... constantly suggesting ways to ." .' .. '," .,." improve his performaDl'e. I '"i//'. .'i ~>:":/" canno~ recall. havi~g seen ' .. '.,"., ., .'., ,;f:'/i a\:;: ."'. .-' ~ more ImpreSSive child actor.": . ,. :.;'., ..,,': ;:.,.i' ..; "." Kilburn sholud know. He was one of the top child actors ;.;' .~. "?;. or aU time, starring as Tiny " " Tim ~ the original Hollywood version of "A Christmas .;"i '.', .. .:~.. .. ~ .. ~. :.. ~~~.~~~e~dl~~e~, . <,.;.....<.' .' '.' .....,: " .'. , ..i i f ...:.:.. :;. .~ ~... ~:'; • , • • • .'".:. , :'.: • • • • • • '.. '. '.'> . . " , ...... ' ..... ;... '.:' ' .. .f • ?-.: " .. : ....•. ' ".r} .'. :;..... ,.' ." • -.::i.. .. • • • . . .: ....:::; .. i\".; '.;" McCULLOCH '. -'~ '.,'. .' J' r<' .' "'. POWER MAC 6 / . CUTS THi COST OF LIVING! r'.: ..'.. ' ..1 "", ..... ~:: .~ .;." .,' _.~ ';'...... !..I~. ,.'r • .... "'..." hI_ 001.., fer __ _ .00111'01- __ • ",,1l4I1oo ... y • • • .... •• IleclrIc k...... • 1'o00000uI.0u1",,0I'." .... 11' .... ""'hl"ll_ II much. • CUll." , ..lot ,,,f.__ t. •::tad.utllI,,_'"1. . . p.....~ I """rC//6" AUIo " SIJ10Cth~r'''Inct'cu'C"am r#1m .L.. 011I" II, is "W- • •"NILSON F.OLUND Gard", S."II •• 19815 MACK AVE, TU 1.6233. " _ .. __ 7 2m. $ _ ...... ~ ....~ ~_~~ __~ .... _....-. • ... __ rt eee ~ __ - c ..- --- ':1; "' "~""""'l .', ,~, '. '. 'e •. r ....'...... _., ~ • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 22, 1971 Bruins Great In Playoffs IBurglars Steal Ttvo Policemen Prints Uncover 'Wayne County SherifC's Of- I...) DfTROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS nce. but not before he posted I CMtrrl 5",:,. Erllih J. 1"""'.", Ch"tr",,,~ Tri.Count)' Hot.key League', ~Clty" mlghly Mavericu 2.1 Beer Store Safe Win Promotion Twin's Identity bond oC $100 lO ruarantee I I THE LONDON BACH SOC~E1y ., Afl~hl, ,horM' ".J ."hi",,, Juta I'.'" EIIRwIIJ: pllYofU Ire drawlq to a cloae tor an Impreulye playoff per. -- I hiS appearance ID the Park I Simll/l ,."JMal"l( and Groue Pointe'. Lruin Tra. formance Saturday, April 11. After breaking I.nto the Farms Pollce Chief Robert A Detroit ~ arrested by Munici9al Court on Wednes. i AlIOIfORIUM. FRIDAY. APlI./L ~u. 8:~U P.M. vel team cootinues to .how its The Po.IDterc got on the Wood. Beer Store. 2078'7 ~erber announced the promu. Park poJice and charged with day, May 5, for not having a .~ Art In.tjl"l~ Tickel Office (832.lBU) or Hud~oll'$ S•. $5, $6 I valid license on his person.' , hockey class. They downed the lCoreboard first when len wing )lack. burglars made off with lion of two. officers, one to the a lraffic violation on Tuesday ------_ a 300 pound safe containing rank of lieutenant, and the . ' • almost $1,000 in cash .ome. olher to the newly created April 13, wu found to be lime during the night hourI> rank of corporal, effective as wanted on a warrant from the between SUliday, April 11. and of Saturday, April 17. Wayne County Friend of the Newest Tennis Fashions Monday, April 12. Raised from sergeant to Court. The warrant charge~ Woods police were first lieutenant was Ignal1us Back. the man with non,slY,>porl. BRIGGS PHARMACY' I Arriving Daiiy alerted to the burglary when man, Jr., and from patrolman , Gary Lolkus. 20, of 1992 Haw. to corporal, Otto B. Glanert. The arresting officer, Pa. l thorne, noticed that a wooden Both won their promotions trolman Timothy Mink. said t panel had been cut out of through competitive examina. that he stopped a motorist for Will continue servicing all )lour Prescription l1eeds in I the overhead door at the rear tions. a traffic violation at ~ack the Professional manner which you have come to ex- UJlfr of the building. Lolkus had Backman succeeds Lt. Ver. and Harvard at 9:35 I,m. and pect from us during our 30 years in the community. been walking the watch~og non Sylve~ter who retired on the man was unable to pro. from Mack.Hawthorne. Se.'vlce Friday, April 16, alter 25 duce an operator's license. As of April 22nd. third party insurance plans are to do~n. the. aUey behmd the years with the Police Depart. However the driver identified be collected directly by the Subscriber from the I~ buildlDg Just before 8 a.m. I ment, the lasl 15 of which be himself as Joseph E. Kratz, Insuronc£:Compony handling the pIon. I lay Monday. I was second in command of the 44, 01 1052 Drexel. the police. j• Two W~ods scout c.ars an. lorce. Since the resignation of man stated. swerrd hiS caU wh~e the Chief Jack F. Roh in July i , t Shores s~nt one ca~ Ll! <:ase 1.969. al:d until Chle! Ferber Kratz was taken to the sta. I Delivery Service 10 all the Poinles the c~lprlts were still lOSlde.) came to tbe department In lion Cor a clearance on his I f Police Cound tbat the only n license. The information re- I 8Jrukuwski I tbing missing was the saCe Octobe~ 1970: ...ylvester was turned from the Secr~tary of . 881-2410 that had been l.ear the Cront the a~tlng chief.. State's Office In Lansing, over I i 18544 Mack of the building. The cash At Its regular m.eetlOg held the teletype, revealed that I register containing $14 reo on Monday,. April 19, lhe Kratz's first name and initial I .. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • * * * * * * • * * * * * * * * * •••• It I t Wl'nnis &qnp mained Intact except for a Fa~ms coun~11 on recommen. were John E. .. It ~ : t f k• b I '" t dation oC City Manager An. I .. 'It .. " se 0 tys e ongm.. a ~ van d B J ed Finge .....rints checked by of. ill WHAT'S FREE TENNIS CAMP truck used by the buslOess. rew remer, r., approv a. 'f" • I It , The keys were found in th\~ resolution, to be properly' flcel'$ ol't~hel ~detectiI~l~edeBhU"'il • • • • • • • It J Age 10 10 18 tuck's "g 'li n worded and framed, com. reau, posJ lYeY I en I t e il It ) Stop in tor Free July 10 10 25 r JUdgU:gn/ro~'the marks left mending Sylyester for his mthanas J~hn E. Kratz, 44, of .. 0. It Nl'Or Chorlevoix IN A BARGAIN It ) Gut lifo Treatment, SlOp in or Coli on the floor of the building service to the community. e ~trolt address. i , " and the garage, Woods detec. Backman, 46, a life.long resi. Faced with this evidence. It lives ascerlained that the de~t of the Farms, was ap- Kratz confessed that he gav~ : It .j • expert st,inging find "pfli, thieves had apparently tried pOlOted to the Farms ~'."'ce on the firl;t name and Initial of ... THE SAME THINGS THAT WERE .. f to use the store van to steal January I, 1941. He was elev. his twin brother, who resides .. . If- i 19271 MACK AVE, (next to the Woods Theater) the safe. aled to the rank of sergeant wilh him, in an eClort to get It • When they found they on November 19,1956. out of trouble. IN IT BEFORE WE IMPROVED. If. I. Grosse Point. Woods TU 4.5660 couldn't start the vehicle, they He was graduated lrom... .. dumped the safe of! the truck Grosse Pointe South High A ~heck of records show~d ... \ and rolled it over to the back School in 1942. In March 1943, that John E. WilS arrears.m : THE DEAt! .. I 01 the garage where they he enlisted In the United the amount 01 $7,000 for child It , loaded it onto their own truck. Slates Army, serving with the ~uPport, aud. a warrant was It i ------.Combat Engineers Corps In Iss~ed for hiS arrest b~' the il It I Terry Hogan picked up a loose Europe. He was honorably FrJend of the Court. ... It puck at center ice and stick- discharged I.n November 1945, Kratz was released to the iC It I handled between the defense with the rank of sergeant. il It S2 for the score. The Mavericks Backman is married to the I h ,.. It Save evened the game temporarily former Patricia Sheehan of It 00 n a urry• .. i until the Jobnston.Hogan.Kydd Detroit. They are the parents E" : , now line lllid siege to the Maverick of nine children, Mrs, Michael njoy last service It It j goal with a voUey of shots un- (Susan) Kenyon, 22, of the and ... It lil Jeff Johnston finally knock- Farms; Karen 19; Allen, 11; I .. ed in the winning goal while Timothy, 16; Barbara, 13; a eisure/'l'unch Z j Jeff K,ydd picked up the assist. Michael. 10; Julie, 9; Andy, 8; at It .~ The airtight defense of Steve and David, who is five years _ .. If- ' onAgrico Ols old. on, Dave Carron and Kevin WI ... ' I'fI .. .. J.,,~ :~~e~ba~~:teruPc~1 fl~;~~i:,ra~:dn~~'th~'p::e.~~ ~n: : DRIVE A REAL BARGAIN: held the lead for the balance of graduate of Grosse Pointe CONEY-ISLAND .. It the game and a very big vic. South Hi~h Sch?01. Mack at Anita : If- 1-2-3 tory. . He enlisted lD the United ... AT If------States Army in 1954, and re... It l ,.....,..--~(~l...... ,.....I ceived his Basic Training at.. It II • and prevent INDUSTRIAL & 'UN'HTHf ~ $UH ••• e' ,tr ~ COMMERCIAL cr., AGRICO.t SEE THE ',~, . GREMLIN 7~h Tank Battalion. Fifth PIPING? c.n .. BU' soil insects, plus SUNROOF MODELS ~:O~~~ly~~:~~~edH:ith~h: : +' + . .ICIl.OP II :1 feedyqi.tr .Iawn ANNUAL rank of corporal lD 1958. i< . . . .. GREMLIN ~~:!l:~~:::~~:s1: p~; : 151 03 KERCHEVAL~' : ,...... ~ Farms .D6partment in June ... VA '. .. in oneeilSy stepl ~;~l 1957. He is the holder of sev. i< 1-5400' ... I 2.~""""""'-" Dtot,.;;iloot~~" Ilia' eral departmental citations. .. .. 1(. 1(. 1(. ¥ .. ¥ .. ¥ .. 1(. 1(. 1(. 1(. 1(. .. 1(. 1(. If .. 1(. 1(. .. 1(. 1(. .. It ' Get your lawn'offtD a fast . a~toor,~G \ .' \ .. __ • $n __ ~ • ----_._....-...... -... • ~ ."..,-= --. " ..... ,.,. •• ;.... .,..'''1 • ', •• ~.. j. , ... 'L' ., .•• " . . ... '. - . .; . ',.~' .' Thursday, April 22, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven Youth Accused Religion in Arts Music Students Woods Solons GIUSEPPI'S PIZZERA BELLE ISLE Of Vandalism Festival Slated Earn Honors Clear Agenda 15315 MACK AVE, TU 1-0856 Farms IJOlice arrested Gre. The Jefferson Avenue Pres- Grosse Pointe North High The Grosse Pointe Woods gory 0, Louisell, 17, of 1012 byterlan Church will hold its SChool musicians achieved an City Council received several I WE ARE NOW DEUVERING Three Mile. drive, on Salol'. fifth annual Religion in the outstanding re<:ord, Saturday, communication. al Its regular IN THE GROSSE POINTE AREA AWNING CO. day, April 17, and ,barged Arts Festival Sunady, April 25, Much 27. at State Solo and council meeting Monday, April him with malicious deslructilln thrQugh Sunday, May 2. Sub. Ensemble Festival. 19, asking for proclamations, of property. He Is accused of jects in previous years were Michigan School Band and authorization and acceptance SPECIAL! racing a borrowed car ov~r Religious Paintings. Photo. Orchestra Association spon. of a resolution. Canvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron graphy, Stained Gtass and sored the festival, whlcb was 2 Medium Piua • ."itl& Cltee •• Ie Sot"o,e the greens of the Country Club Grosse Poinle Post 303 of of Detroit, 120 Country Club Bells and the Carillon. held at I"lint Northwestern CARRYOVT ORDERS ONLY , . ,High SChool (where GPN stu. the American Legion was $3.30' IUY NOW -AVOID drive, causing considerablll ¥ranled permission to sell pop. SUMMER RUSH damage to the grounds aDd .The subJec~ of t.hiS year:; I dents performed), Kellogg elg~b.da~ fesu~al will be Sym. Community College, Battle pies In the Woods Tbursday. the auto. I FREE ESTIMATES . bolis~ m Religious Arl and Creek and at Mount Pleasant May 27, 1971, to commemo- A report subml~ted by ArchItecture. lligh School. Participants per. rate veteuns of the armed ,.,vf.. Grou. PoI.f. SIIC' 193' Farms P~trolman V I nee nt' The Reverend Dr, AUan A. formance either as soloists services, P~lers BUILDINI , REMODElIlII CDIOUCTHS • USIDfNTlALCOMMEILCIAL TU 1• 1024 rD\.'c{ .. 11164 MACk AY••-GILOSSI POINt! ZIP COOl 41224 ~ SERVING THIS AREA SINCE 1956 The Standard of th~ World Minute, /.""" the G,olle Point" Immediate Delivery on Most Models to CHICAGO • EFFECTIVE APRIL 26th • To O'Hare Field with intermediafe stop downtown ot Meigs Fiold. FLEETWOODBROUOHAM AlS,) • FORT WAYNE • CINCINNATI • DAYTON • INDIANAPOLIS I A.M .•".M. 5HUTTU TO AND '.OM MET.O ) ROGER RINKE ------• SPECIAL SERVICES: CADILLAC CO • Charter Flights Anywhere • Freight SerYic. Anywh.re VAN DYKE BET, 10-11 MI. RDS. FOI IESEIVATIONS .. INFOIMATION T.I.phon. 757.0767 or 536.6260 Call 964.3455 ... _.... _ ... _....,. '''''''''. ".'\~'" '", ..... '"', ... '''''' ... , ...... iIIIo""'" '~_., ., ....., ,0 'h~ .. '1 '...... , --fQ' .", • :'f '", !\,~ .. to ... J.. -, .. ~", -co.,.,- ...... , - ~ .,' t't' ',,:,..."...." , ..... ; ,", .,,.., ,.:." .1 .~ " ,.JI>' ',f-' # ..." ,"""~ .. .JI ...... • "t'>' .... '•• "'~ .'-' I.~ .",' • "4. • '. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 12, 1971 Grosse Pointe News ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. IMemorial Center Schedule I What Goes 0 •• OFFICES UNDER THE ELM A'X 99 KERCHEVAL Whalj nwon GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.. 9 P.M. at Secoed Cia.. Poata.e Paid .t Detroit, Kiehl ... APRIL 22 • APRIL 29 FULLY PAID CIRCULATION *AIl Memorial sponsored activities ope" to the Your Librar, Grosse Pointe public. Hospital equipment available .rt-,E ..It1.t ------By \'lrliaJa Leourd Phon. TU 2-6900 for free loan: crutches, wheel chairs. heating lamps By Pat Rousseau lI.mber Ilich1pn P,. .. Auoel.Uon .nd N.Uonl1 EdItorial Auocl-t1on and hospital beds. Keeping Things Rolling ... Is Alex Bacyin. NATIONAL ADVUTJSIHO UPIUlSUlTATJVI. GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND If there is nne thing that Ispen~ her days in front of Weekly N.""PI~l R~lelentative. Inc. our patrons do not tire of, it the typewriler. ski, owner of Kercheval on the Hill Sunoco. Two 404 rutb Avenu,. N,w YOIII It. N,w Yorll BYrant ••7300 LENDING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on duty Tues- is the gothic novel. TIME I Elizabeth Goudge has led a I expert mechanics are available for diagnostic AC CHJOAGO OJl'TlCE days, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 'Volun. ~ NorUl M!'lbIlan AV'lIu. PIIone "1IIAc"l .U14 magazine recentl)' wrote an' quiet life, The only child of tUlle-up, muffler, tail pipe and brake work at this teer consultant on duty Fridays 2-4 p.m. 881-4594. article ab,'lut this, which I a parson, she spent her youth convenient service station. ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MAI.AGER Thursday, April 22 would like to share with you in two E n g lis h cathedral * * * WlWAM ADAMO , , ADVERTISING !tANAGER *9:00 a.m.-Painting All Media. Carol Wald, in.struc. since we deal so immediately towns, Wells and Ely. She now Here's Nettie Rosenstein's ... extravagant JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY tor. with this sort of book. lives happily in a tiny 17th JAMES J. NJAIK __ NEWS gift for you. You receive the complete Collection *9:3(\ a.m.-Lip Reading. Mrs. Frantz Johnson, in. While this sort of suspenS2. century house in tbe Thames of Od Thursday, April 22, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Thirt"" ISpecial Spring Bouquet Gift To Cottage SetMayScholarship Tea At South High Mrs, Donald Briggs Is General Chairman of Mothers' Club Party Featuring Fashion Show And Afternoon of Bridge Huge paper flowers, pinatas and lovely Mexican artifacts loaned by decorations chairman Mrs. William Fulgenzi will bring a blaze of color to the Grosse Pointe South High School Gymnatorium Wednesday, May 5, when the South High Mothers' Club presents its annual spring Scholarship Tea. "Fashion Fiesta! Pesosa! @------for Pointers!" has a Mexi.1 of .edibles collected by food WOMEN'S PAGES can theme. The pinatas I!baU'man Mrs. Jo~ McKer. '11'be nan and her commIttee. and paper £10",Vers WI • There are prizes too. dona. for sale .whlle topla~y tions by generous Pointe bust. trees fashioned of rafla nessmen. and multi-hued fruits and The festivities begin at 12:30 From Another Pointe Short and to flowers, centerillg each o'clock. Everyone's welcome. table. are prizes. Tickets, at $2 each. and fur-, of View The Pointe Mary Morgan will commen- ther information may be ob.' tate a parade of dothes by tained by calling 821.0486 or By Janet Mueller JacQbson's. Models, coilfed by 885-2522. Grosse Pointe High School Robert's Place, are Mothers' General chairman of the g r a d u ate CHARLES R. Club members Mrs. Frank Scholarship Tea is Mrs. Don. About Action Auction '71, the spring bid.and.buy PF.TERSON.JR., 50n of the Watts. Mrs. John Denier, Mrs. aid Briggs. benefit for the Grosse Pointe Academy by the end of C'1:,ltLES PETERSONS, of Jack Petz, Mrs. Walter Bailey, Committe~ cbairmen. be. ~hich auctioneer Larry Du Mouchelle, annually, loses Berkshire road, has been Jr .. Mrs. J. Alfred Grow. Jr.. sides the Mesdames Fl1lgenzi hIS voice (THAT's how hectic the bidding, annually, named to the Milwaukee photo b, Eddi< Ml'Gralh. Jr, MI;S. G. Richard Jones and and McKernan, are Mrs. H. becomes). . . School of Engineering Winter Admiring the Very Special spring Mr. Kanzler honorary chairman of the Ihe Mesdames Stuart Cam. William Butler and Mts. Doug. Quarter Dean's Honor Roll. mE'H.Y. Murray Thomas, Wil. las Graham. tickets; Mrs. J. It's planned for Friday, May 7. at the Detroit bouquet Gregg Juarez, owner of the 6 to 9 o'clock Thursday, May 6, event • • • I !iam A. Champion, Kurt Hart. Ross Bush, tickets for neigh. Athletic Club, with complimentary cocktails and hors Galerie Juarez in Palm Beach, will "on the Hill." The bouquet is a paint. lieb, nnd Jerry Kirsch. borhood groups; Mrs. James' d'oeuvres, a preview and display of items for auction Grosse Pointe North High present to Cottage Hospital at an in- ing by the distinguished Italian post. Mrs. Verne G. lstock will T. FarleY,~UvE'r; Mrs. George' and write-in bidding beginning at 5 and ending at 7 S c h 00 I graduate ALINE vitational cocktail preview of paint- Impressionist Michele Cascella, a 45 by provide a musical accompa. T. Roumell, Jr., service; JIlrs.. o'clock, when the live auction starts. MARIE SAVERINO,daughter 3().inch still life valued at Por- niment. Donald E. Landis, brillge;, of MR and MRS. PHILIP ings from the Galerie Juarez to be dis- $5,000. Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Burke, of Cloverly road, played at the Sign of the Mermaid Gal- traits by Artis Lane wll also 'Qe fea. Bridge gamp.s are planned. Mrs. Bror Hanson. publicity;. SAVERINO.of West Williams of course, but non.card play. Mrs. John. D. Fife, donations' are this year's general chairmen. In charge of acquisi- court. has been initiated into lerly during May are, (left to ri~ht) tured in the exhibit, and Miss Lane and Mr. Juarez will be present at the ers are welcome at the party. and prizes; Mrs. Hugh Har. tions are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schoenith, of advertising, Alpha Chi Chapter of Alpha MRS. CYRIL J. EDWARDS and MISS They..'ll find plenty to see, ness, dean.up; and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Thomas, and of mailing, Mrs. Robert Chi Omega sorority at Butler MARTHA ADAM, co.chairmen, and Preview sponsored by the Hospital's plenty of friends with whom James A. Cameron. fashion Benkert. University, Indianapolis, Ind. MRS. ROBERT H. KANZLER, with trustees. to chat and a delectable array show. '" '" '" • • • P.I.M.E, P.,ty in MIY Returning to Vendome road BENJAMINHUBBARD,son spent one year with the Alas- Continuing as treasurer of the MichiganLeague for Nurs. About the Grosse Pointe Mission Guild (P.I.M.E.) in time for Easter were MR. of MR. and MRS. BENJA~UN kan Sea Frontier Command, and MRS. J. LAWRENCE HUBBARD,of Kerby road. has Kodiak. before reporting to ing is WILLIAM .1. CROUL, luncheon, fashion show and card party which, an- BUELL. JR., whose southern been named administrative the Seventh Fleet staff in Sep- of Merriweather road. nually, benefits some 8,000 orphans all ,ver the world: sojourn took them to South vice.president of the Inter- tember. 1969. He's traveled • ,. $ In Latin America, Japan, India, Burma, the Philip. Carolina, where they rendez- fraternity Council at Albion extensively throughQut the Receiving de g r e e s from pines, Africa ••. voused with former Pointers College where is a junior, Western Pacific aboard the Western !Michigan University It's planned for Thursday, May 6, at the Grosse MR. and MRS. THQ.'IAS F. Oklahoma City, visiting such • '* .* April 17 were SANDRAMAR- Pointe Yacht Club, where ballroom and dining rooms PADDOCK at their new Hil- MR. and MRS.WILLIAME. Far East ports as Hong Kong, will be bedeeked with bright kites, lanterns, parasols ton Head home; Georgia, BUFALINO,II, of North Brys Manila. ~angk()k and Singa. VILLE, of Nottingham road, where they stayed at The and wind chimes, all shipped to the Guild from Japan. drive. announce the birth of a pore. While in Japan he climb. JAMES JEFFREY JAGLOIS, Cloister on Sea Island; back daughter, NINA MARIE.April ed Mount Fuji and considers of Harvard i'oad, ELLEN General chairman of this Japanese Spring Fest~val to South Carolina again for that. as well as a visit to Expo This is a Dice quiet day. 2. Mrs. Butalino is the former IRENE WELLS. of Washing- is Mrs. J. Gordon Kroenert, of Bishop road. C(Khair- a Charleston visit and on to JOANNE ORLANDO. daugh. '70 in Osaka, one of the hi.e;h- men are Mrs. Frank Germack, Jr., and Mrs. William Asheville, N.C., where tlley ter of RUSSELLJOSEPH OR. lights of his years in the ton road, R U S SELL F. A lovely day to change the color of your hair. Or Taylor. made the Biltrnore Forest LANDO.of North Brys drive. Orient. He's also spent a con. HJELMBERG, of V ern i e r have a permanent, Or a straighteliirtg. Or that nice Committee chairmen include The Mesdames Frank Country Club their headquar. siderable amount of time in road, GAILDIANEHILLGER, long,scalp treatment you've been postponing too long. ters. • • • HIlton, F.M. Barrett, Leonard Ciaffone, Mark Valente, O;;lening her KeI'by road the Vietnam combat zone, as of Lexington road, FRANK ' Most especially,Monday (Tuesday too) is a lovelyday Jr., Oscar Keller, Claude Greiner, Warren Winstanley, the neet command ship makes • • • Ihorne for the April 21 meet- frequent trips to the gunline. JOSEPH BISSIG. of Stephens to look into the' whole thing of wigsJ falls, lite. We're Roland Rinke, Joseph Angelari, Phillp Skillman, M R. and 'MR S. P A U Ling of the Pettipointe Chapter more leisurely then. We ,have to talk out whatever His hobby is photography, his road, S USA N MARGARET time. Michael Marrs, John B. Jackson, R_obert Thibodeau, TERNES, JR., of Franklin, of Questers at which officers problems you may have and work out prettifying solu~ announce the birth of a daugh. for the coming year were field of studies Marketing and BACKiMAN,M 0 r 0 s s road, Dominic Pucci, Vincent Adams, Leonard Baun, SUSAN ANN USNDEK, of tiol'ls.Don't misunderstand, We ~ovehaving you any William Tyll, Gerald Jordon, Charles Dawood, T.W. ter, KARl ELIZABE'l'H,April e lee t e d was MRS. NEIL he intends to return to Ferris 2. Mrs. Ternes is the former HAYES. after completion of his Navy Kercheval avenue, JOHN R. day of the week. We just love doing big things for you Berendsohn, E.D. Mirande, R.F. Littley and Clayton SCHUELER.of Whittier road, KAREN STOKELY, daughter • • • duty. when things aren't sobuzz-buzz.bl,lU, Alandt. of MR. and MRS. WILLIAM Helping plan Mercy College RICHARD M. WOOLFEN- P.I.M.E., incidentally, established in 1850 by ,. . ,. DEN, of Brys drive, LINDA STOKELY, of. Roslyn road. of Detroit League's annual Bart Edmond Pope Plus X, is the second oldest mission-sending so- Paternal grandparents are Scholarship Fund benefit Mr. Named to the Valparaiso PAULINE SPIES, of Stan. ciety In the world It operates its major seminary in and Mrs. Card .Party, to be University Fall Semester Hon- hope avenue, SUZANNE E. Beau'y Salon MR. and MR S. P A U L KjLAUER, of Hampton road, (Continued on Page 28) TERNES, of Detroit. held at the Mercy Student ors List is GAYLl!:ANN BIE. Center in West Outer Drive, SENTHAL. of Country Club SUE. DAWN""WILKINS".ol, oao:tflr::~~'r~'",,~''''' -,.:;Wr.~b~fI'.'C'"'. Anita avenue and MARILYN 886-6060 WO 2.1112 drive. a junior majoring in ANN STEIGER,of Allard ave- rh_,"'~''',"''.,"'''~&;X',,"~'''''''''''''''''''''''''''W'''@'.>:<*>'''.''=."~'>X«<*"I Thundcy and Friday ... nln;1 by oppoin_nt ~::f!:::~::~~Elementary Education. nue. .:.: Lutheran Ladies Auxiliary for " ~~~~the Deaf's IInnual spring fair ., Deaf Tuesday, April 20, in. '::: at the ;Lutheran Schoolfor the eluded MRS. OTTO RAST, of Beaconsfield avenue. MRS. DA I S Y MANZEIiMAN, of East Ida lane, MRS. LOUIS ~, KOCH, of Aubudon road, :1:: MRS. CHARLES COOKE, of :::: . Hawthorne r08d, MRS. CAL- I Ir::tM~£~?!?~i~: :11j :::; Serving with Vice Admiral :* .... MAURICE F. WEISNER'S .•.. :::: staff onboard the U.S. Seventh :::: .... Fleet commandship USS Okla- ~~1! !j~! homa City is Petty Officer ..•. 1~~ ;::: Thixd C I ass JAMES M. :::: ~ .... KARAL.son of MR. and MRS. V ~:l....:j:.\..: ~~T~~rr.. :e~sR~'kr~:~~lr; ~":~::"':~::3 communicationsyeoman in the •.'. .••. Fleet communications center, :::: :.:. operating the fleet flash net. :::: 1~1~work, a high priority system :::: 10 ::::of transmitting messages from :::: ~:1: :i~~t~e~~~ ~e~~a~~~~~i~~~ ~W ::~ graduated from Grosse Pointe .'.' ~ .••.High in 1965 and attended jj.1~. ~ ;;t.;::, Ferris State Collego for two '.', V years bef..>re entering the presented by !~~~ :::Navy in January, 1968. He I .... :j: r------, MRS. WilLIAM RUST PIERCE ~.::~.:: Xr ~ :=: ~ $ ~ :~ ~ I ~ ~.~. OW ill .....~ SUITS :::X Come live ~I e ~ ~ ~. on an island. 11; John's Island. By the develop. ~~[~ eDRESSES ~ ers of Lost Tree,Villa!le. lluilt ~ X around a championship 18 by Pete Dye and Jack Nick. ~l1j e COCKTAil and FORMAL DRESSES 1~1 laus. Nestled between un- ~ $ spoiled Atlantic beaches and the warm shores of the In. dian River, Completely furn. ~~ • COSTUMES. PANTSUITS 1~ Ished !lolf cotlages, fairway andwaterwayhomesiles avail. ~ *~ able. Oceanfront condomini- ~ .~ ums to come. For further in- ~.~.~ ~y formation. write dept. G. P.o. ~ ~. Box860. RR2,Vero Beach. Fla. ~',', *.', 32960, or caIl (305) 567-7147. )ht shops of I~ yI ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ WattOIl.Pi~r,~ ~ * K8l'tMVlI at SI. Clair Crnse P,III' 1~ 3 Kercheval Ave. at Fisher Rd. 111 .. IIf IMW sltr. ::=: Punch & Judy e,oclc ~ *y john1s island 2111 StIltI'$et MIll Tr,y :., TU 1-1505 :::: ::~ Store Ho~n, Mondoy Ihr~ Fridoy 9:30 o,m. 'Iii 5,30 p.m. :.: :::: Closecl Saturday. ;::: A property 01 lost Tree VlIIaK<" Curpm.llion I"" •• :~:: ~ ~.j::;~ "0.20S5 J ~\,::::~:~::~:~~~:::~:~:~:~:~:::::::~;~::"':=:::~~:;:::::;:;~~::~~~=:~:~~:~~;~~~:~:~~~:~:~=:~:=:=~~~=:~:~~~:~:~~~:~:~~:~:~~~:~:~:~~.:.:-:.:-:.:.:,,:.:.:.~.:.:~~~:~.~.~.~~.~.~.~.~..7.,~.~.~,~,~,~,z''''',~ , ~'W ...... --- - - "" GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_._----_._-----Thursd.y, April 22, 1971 I ~ociety News Gathered from All the Pointes I The brlde-eled, !iraduated Mrs. CecU B. Walker, of HW1t. Engaged Mrs. John D. Huige Fall Bride frolll Our Lady Star of the ington road, was ,raduated Miss Slater Speaks sea High School, 11 presilllUy from Northern Michigln Unl. I working as a secretary at a Vfll'lity. He 11 a Detroit adver • Detroit advertising .genc)'. tilling agenc)' account execu. .¥ows To Mr. Huige Her fiance, son of .Mr. and ,tive. ~~ir Will Reside in K.I.m.zoo Until Tht'y Are Grad- ,il'':u.ted From Western Michigan University: Sally 10 , SI.ter Is Her Sister's Honor Maid r)'J. A reception at the Detroit Boat Club followed Saturday, April 17, wedding of Susan Jane Slater, aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller Slater, ot Lew- ~n road, and John Daniel Hulge, .son of Former olnters Mr. and Mrs. John Rene Huige who now ake their home in Fenton. Officiating at the eve-' ing rites in Grosse Pointe were MODI Holcomb of San. gregational C h u r c h dusky, a sorority 5.ister; Katby ~ Dr. Roy Hutcheon Huige, the bridegroom's S18. and The Reverend Eugene tel', and Mary Beth Carna. Photo by !lradford Bachrach ~rine1. han, tbe bride'. cousin. Mr. Ind Mrs. Wendell Con. ~e newlyweds, vacationing Lace trimmedfhe necks, verse Goddard, of Provencal I rftt'ort La uderdaie , Fla., will waists and bem. of their floor road, have announced the en. 101:. their borne in Kalama. 1 e n g t b yellow Ind white gagement of their daughter, untU they are graduated ch~ked tingham frocks, fea- SARAH HUTCHINS, to Philip Western Michigan Unl. turiJ1g leg-o.mutton sleeve., Harwick Power, son of Mr. • ty in August. Ind they cllrr.led natural straw and Mrs. Eugene Barnum r the 7 o'clock service lluketJ filled witt yellow and Power, of ADn Arbor. • bride selected a white white daisies. Miss Goddard is executive ltin ,own style;i with a dirn. B~t man was Thomas director of the United States c ,ldrt falllilg from an Em. Amori. Usbering were the UnJted Nations.New York City bodice trimmed with bridegroom's uncle Rene Van Host Country Advisor y com. lace and blue satin steellndt, Martin St. Joan and mitt/!e, a policy.making body Do ~atrick Gately, of Grand. Rap- chaired by Mayor John V. ~ matching blue and white Ids. JunJo~ ushers were Lewis Lindsay and A m bas s a do r elot cap caught her floor. Slater, the bride's brother and George Bush, concerned with Exchanging marriage vows in Grosse Pointe ~. h illuaion vell and she Kevin Huig., the bridegroom's problems 01 the United Na. Congregational Church Saturday, April 17, were Cled an arrancement of gar. brother. tions in New York City. d • and stephanotis. The bride's mother pinnod SUSAN PANE SLATER and Mr. Huige. Parents Illy Slater was bel' sis. a white orchid to the bodice Previously she was execu. of the couple are the Lewis Miller Slaters, of Lewis. SHINING BRIGHT tlr's honor maid. Bridesmaids of bel' pink sUk formal gown. tive director of the New York ton road, and the John R~ne Huiges, former Point. , SILVERPLAfED ~:::=:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;.-;:: ers who now reside in Fenton. eiJ. He took Master of Arts VASE, A LOVELY degree from Oxford Univer- sity, England, where he was 8 Y.!-INCHES TALL When a Marshall Scholar at Univer- HANDS-D. OWN has:::.!l:.:;' ~~~1¥~~~;~IN~sity College. For Mother, a 25th wedding anni- t the secretary of the- Associate versary, bride or any other impor. ~ k He is publisher 01 Observer ' A I' Alumnae of Vassar College. Newspapers, Ine" a group of tont gill occasion. Gracefully suburban newspapers in Mich. slyled in a chunky size to hold :.1;, you now IS' [.:.;.:.1:1 va~~:r ~~1eg:,r~~e~:~h:~:; igan, Previously he was ad. o rather large bouquet (Iill it ne I rea ..president of the College Gov. ministrative assistant to U.S. befottl you give it for on added :1: ern men t Association She Representative Paul H. Todd, thrill!. By Lunl, ond only 25.00 S :::: Jr., of Kalamazoo, a member of the Chicago Daily News foreign service and city editor ::,'.i::i:.~.::! of The Fairbanks, Alaska, :¥tf.~~tfir~~of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. } . AL-E Daily News.Miner. .•.. William Henry Goddard,' of Mr. Power's grandparents Wright Kay :::: Wallingford, Conn. :::; Her fiance was graduated were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn :::: Phi Bela Kappa from the Uni- Power, of Traverse City, and , Ule your Wrighl Kay Cilarge, Ma"er Charge or Bonl to pass the hours by itself or in Q picture woll grouping. Distressed pinewood frome, gold or green velvet motting ... OR, this 7W')(9" clock may be special ordered with your choice of 8 decorator wood finishes and 12 velvet or coffon plaid motting colors or can be mode with your own 12" fabric swatch 10 match your own color scheme. Cordless transislor battery operation, $45. clail"E pearOl1E JaoobSons SOMERSET MAll, TROY Store For The Hame ~ • .. • .. , , ", , ..., • .. .. • .. J f" II', • I I • •• .' . or "- ...... ~ ... '""_ ~_ A","-_ ~._ -._ ...... _----- ~---~------~~------~._--~--~.~---~~ ------... --- ...... "---.~ ~~- ~-~ ...... ~-~ . ----...... _"--.~.~ --... -- _ ...... J ,; .. ., w + • * •• • A j* • Q • •• #"e • 4& "0 - - ,e .. • • .' ...... m...... rr Thurscl.y. April 22, 1971 G ROSH POINTE NEWS Pogo Filii- Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Rites In St. Paul's August Bride' Mrs. Danford H. Piggins To Represent Pointe At AOPi St.t. Meeting , Sharon J'ogelA Grosse Pointe mcmben of.1 Barbara Zoln1ercuk. presl. To Say J'otvs . the Detroit Alumnae Chapter dent of the Detroit Alumnae ~ I of Alpha Omicron Pi will be Chapter, and Mrs. Hawley reo Mr. and M~rl S. VJlel, For Miss Macdona represented by Mrs. Martin i vealed plans to attend this Allard avenue, are announc- Hawley at a statewide sorority atate event at a n;t'eting of the iog the engagement of tb~K meetinR this Saturday, April Chapter in the home of Mrs. daughter, S1\aron Mary,lIllt(1 Becomos Bride of Dlnford Hill Piggins It Evening 24, in Grand Rapids. Watson Ford, of McKinley Earl W. Duignan, son of:JMr. Ceremony FridlYi Pli, Will Make Home .. . " avenue, Tuesday, April 20, at and Mrs. Stanley Duignan, of In Sterling Heights She Will Joir otler Michigan which Marilyn Hill presented SandUSky, O. An August w\'d. AOPi's 'It 12:30 o'clock for a slide show of Turkey and ding is planned. luncheon and a program ~ol. Greece. _ . ~~g her ~arriage vows t~ Danford Hill Pig. lowing the meal, celebrating lIDS m Samt Paul s-on.the.Lakeshore Friday evening, the 25th anniversary ot the .Mrs. Hawley and Miss Zol. April 16, was Nancy Lynn Macdona, daughter of Mr. Grand Rapids Alumnae Chap- Dierczak will also be represent. a~ Mrs. H~rding H. Macdona, of Moran road. The ter and giving collegiate and Ing their grou1"Jat the soror. CHANGES ••. ~~ bndegroom 15 the son of Judge and Mrs. Edward S. / alumnae member&' of Alpha . , . . '10 Piggins, of Saddle lane. ..,.~-- _ Omicron Pi Michigan Chapters Ilty s. 49th mterDa~ona1 CO? on I" The 7:30 o'clock cere- Mrs. Kenneth Bower was her an opportunity to exchange ventlc:; to be held In June an o Fisher Rd. :ni mony at which Fa~her ~~:~~~~ai~Sa~:re ~usa~o~: greetings and ideas. DaUas, Tex. Leonard Wallace preSlded Fave, Carol Eddy and Chris. ,!U followed by a, recep- tine Tbomas. Photo by Paul Gacb bon at the DetrOit Golf The bridegroom's' brother, Mr. and Mrs. Foster J. ~~ Club. Edward S. Pigglns. Jr .• acted Braun. of Lakepolnte avenue, The f,')rmer Miss Macdona, as best man, wbile John Pig. are announcing the en,age. given in marriage by her gins, another brother, Hardy ment of their daughter, HI. father, wore a gown of ivory Macdona, Jr., the bride. LARY ANN, to Bruce Bald. I &ilk or,anza and Venice lace groom's brother. Walter Dos. win MacInnis, of Ann Arbor. sty1ed with lantern sleeves sin, Gregory Piche and Mi. Hilary was graduated from and a circular Chapel length chael Turnbull seated the train. guests. Damlni-on High School and u presently com pie tin g her Her tiered illusiOD vell fell I Bands of clustered blue sophomore year at Eastern from a cluster of lace petals pearls, sequins and rhine. Michigan Univ e r sit y. Her and silk loops and she ear. stones accented the cuffs and fiance, son of the late Mr. and rled a cascade of stephanotis waist of the bride's mother's Mrs. Colin C. MacInnis, of and cream.colored Sweetheart blue chilioD formal gown. Toledo, 0 .• is completing his LA LEG IS BACK roses. A satin belt defined the Em. junior year at the University Cording ~entered with bows pire waist of the bridegroom's of Michigan. accented the Empire waists mother's gown, styled witp a of hf:r attendants' pale Wac yellow chi£fon skirt and white ton, Va., and the bride's un. M Friday evening, April 16, in Saint saki cloth frocks, featuring lace bodice. cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul's- TREMENDO~S Margaret Rice has , REDUCTIONS just received more of your favorite . 1/3'0 H~HJ1~ SUMMER 1/2 FASHIONS "little lurfen" cQllection by Carters is sun.ond.surf and more off loving in bright stretch cotton/nylon terryclOlh in solids and a ~ur original price, raised patlern. Boys' in blue or yellow. Girls' in pink or yellow. $izes S.l. for lhot wonderful StlaSonahead. Loo~ for cot IOns COATS, SUITS, ond silks ond linens in pr;nls and solid cotors, A. Boys' cabana set, 4.50 B. Boy~ sun'~uit with snop-seot,3.50 DRESSES and Sleeveless, shari or long sleeves are included. Sketched: one from a Iremendou$ selec/ion, A C. Hooded curdigon in pink, blue or yellow, 3.50 COSTUMES crisp colton /rellis.prin/ D. Girls' sun-suit with snap.seal. 3.50 E. Girls' poncho-and.pcnl set, $5. $hirtdre~s.6 10 18 ... $50 F. Zip.front jumpsuit in pink, blue Or yellow, $5. "II unmislokeably Morgare! Rice. All wles tinol. no loyaways or c.o,d.'s. Of '00"& our newly arrived Sum. mer f~shionsor8 8xcludeti. INF.ANTS' DEPT. 7M KERCItEVIIL ON THE HILL + GROSSE POINTE In The Village ...... r b t t ..... t~. eM ,.. •• .,...... 5 •••• EM•• '*=:ff.rtttr: Cd .sc,dtttd • • 7'1# .* fed GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 22, 1971 Society News Gathered from All the Pointes seniors at Western Michigan ITrowel, Error 1 Women's Aer(lna~!ical ~roup_ Gillthers Tuesday I Quester Group Mr. Bandemer University where she is pres- Mrs. Robert s. Hatch ident of University Dancers A party celebrating the I W.A.A. officers for urn ; Meets Monday To Clailfl Bride and he is affiliated with Delta Club to Meet 43rll anniversary of the Worn. include, betides Mrs. Stan. I I Upsilon fraternity. Tbe Trowel and Error Gar- en's Aerona~tica1 Assoeiatlon I bury, Mr., Ned Dlxo.l1, vice- Memberlt--;'--;-be Windmill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. of Delroit will be held Tues., president; Jane Heron, seere. Pointe Quester Chapter gather Landis. of Kalamazoo. bave MODt people take time to den Club meets today, Thurs- day. April 27, at the home of tary; Mrs. Helen Van Sickle, Monday morning, April 26, at announced the engagement of look today, but few take the day, April 22, at 12:30 o'c1ock prebldent Mrs. Harold Stan. corresponding secretary; and 10 o'cloc:k in the' Allard road their daughter, Constance Ann, lime to stop and listen. In the North ReD.~ud road bury in North Renaud road. Mrs. Harold SChobe, lreas. borne of Mrs. Herbert Pauli 10 Richard A. Bandemer. son bome of Mrs. Ross Taylor, 'r11e Beulah L. Roush Me- urer. for a buslnes meeting follow. of Mr. and ~rs. Arnold A. with Mrs. William Bedard I morial SchOlarship will be Board of directors memben eel. by a discussion on Early Bandemer, of Lennon road. I serving u co-hostess The' presented to Paula Mayernik, are Mrs. William E. Snider, American Quilts. Dessert and They plan an August 27 wed. , program "Our H 't ~ f : oI Inkster, a junior at West. Mrs. A. ~lillard MacCartby, coffee will be served. ding in Kalamazoo. ! .:. erJ a e . or I ern Michigan University work. Mrs. l"red Lindbloom, Mrs. ------_ The bride-elect and her i Beauty, will feature wild. I ing toward a degree in Avia- Hayward Barnes and Helen Break faith with others, and fil!nce. a Grosse Pointe High flower aUdea. I t10n Engineering Technology. Wetherill. you'll very seidom break even. school graduate, arc both ------_._------ Photo by Bran.by Studio At an afternoon ceremony Saturday, April 17, in First English Evangelical Lutheran Church JACALYN MARIE SLAVKO, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Slavko, of Kenmore drive, and Mr. Hatch, son of Mrs. Emery Burbridge Hatch, of St. Clair avenue and the late Mr. Hatch, were married. Miss. Slavko Bride Of Robert S. Hatch Janet EllenSlavko Is Her Sister's Honor Maid: Emery -MacKenzie Hatch Acts As Best Man For His Brother Vacationin~ in the Fiji lslands and Australia are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stuart Hatch who exchanged marriage vows SliturdllY, April 17, at a 1 o'clock ceremony in First English Evangelical Lutheran Church. They will return to make their hr,me in Lewis- ton road. ~~------. I was fashioned of embossed Mrs. Hatch.ls.the former' rayon, Her bouffant veil feU Jacalyn Mane S I a v k 0, from a Venetial lace head- daughter of the John piece and she carried a bou- Slavkos, of Kenmore drive. quet of white carnations and !J~'- The bridegroom is the son Sweetheart roses, of Mrs. Emery Burbridge Atten~ants, in handmade Hatch, of St. Clair avenue, (oral print frocks, we~e honor and the late Mr Hatch m~id Janc:t Ellen Slavko, the, .' . bride's sister, of Babylon, Come see Glen of Michigan's ,Pastor DaVid Proctor p:e. L.J., and bridesmaids Chris~ Sided at the ceremony wh!ch tine Bohn, Mrs. Herman Bliss was followed by a reception and Frances Lynne Calvin. colorful new folklore- In the. Grosse Pointe War They carried baskets of pink Memorla~. , carnations. inspired clothes at The brIde s handmade gown Emery MacKenzie Hatch came from WhItehall, Mich., Hudson's Showing- to act as his brother's best m8n, James Edward Dorian, Wat'ch .. • Christopher Lawrence .Lee and like this midriff top in Herman Paul Bliss ushered. The bride's mother wore a purple or orange, with pants Fisher Rd. pale blue silk and wool coat and dress ens e m b ) e, the bridegroom's mother a green in matching multi-tones, and bill!) print dress and coat costume. Both selected white both cotton voile, misses' orchid corsages. sizes. See the summer Servite Presents Musical collection modeled informally Servite High School is pre. senting the broadway musical Monday, April 26, at "Damn Yankees" Sunday, May 2, Monday, May 3, and Eastland, 10:30.3:30 in the Tuesday, May 4, at B o'clock in Dominican High School Auditorium. Donation is $1 for I Town & Country Shop, students, $1.75 for adults. Woodward Shops-Hudson's DnROlTAND SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED. 0_ ~ ~ .::' ~ Anc It doein t moiler where in DelrOlt or what suburb. We have on Impressive list of clients who want Industnal planls, vawn! mul. tlple slles or apartment bUildings. office buildings to lease, or shop ping center spoce to lease or buy And they wont ,t now. If you have Delroilor suburban property of thiS nature, cdll our Industrlal.Commercial Deportment as soon as JXlsslbreat 961.0321. PROCTOR HOMER WARREN. INC lib •• ~. ...., I .". • 6 ,. tit .. < ..... ' • , .. ' ,. • I •. ~ '. .' " '... • ~ . '- '- ... ..";....,,.:,,;..:'..:.;';;;'b;~+e; __ .:;;, ....'b •H" ---- ~ .... ., _, ...... e+=...... ,., ...... ' - ...... - ...... 'P-...-- ••_P_._"'_""""_"'~'F"'UOY""--_P~"_"'Ii4"'._CCll4"""l'!';"'¥"'."',"'M""''l''I19~' '-'''-~i,,,,>,,,,,qV_r-04_'''''jNIIIf''''''''''',.$''''''III_II'''''l''''''.-''''P-'''''",4'-'l',",,'''''$ ""_a,,:o~.:~""'~I(':"••-"'f~4"";~'PI,...... ,.e'""";:"'+"'""."'••~."'Ppill••1IIl4"'."'.""••""¥"'••~."PII!'¥If Thursday, April 22. 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS --..,-_.,---_._---_.------~------'------,------Page Seventeen Women's Pa.ge by, of and for Pointe Women _. ._--~-,.,-----• • • __ ------_._---~-----_._-_._-_ .._------_._--"-_. __ .._------~._-_.--,-- Miles Replaces Odella (It POl'S :M' D fWd Mrs. Charles Copley, III WOlnell'S Golf Group Meets Th~ young .Americahtenorti~;;,-~~~kes his Delroit S.I'II1. I IS 5 rum m'l e Members of Suburban Woo April 20, at 1 o'clock, A new J~hn Miles wUl replace !Olk'i pholl)' debut May 12 ill a pro! I' h h men Golfers' Nine Hole Group handboojt and rules were dis- smger Odetta as featured solo. gram entitled ":\merka the. 1 St P C ist at th~ Detroit Symphony Beautilul," conducted b)' Ril-h.1 gathered for their Cirst meeting tributed' and the ladies si!(Ol'd ' n au sure oC the season at the Grosse 9rche~~ra II May 12 Cabaret lard HJOIan. I • Pointe Central Library, Main up (or ,Ma)' 5. the opening dar Pops Concert. Miles will be hl'ard ill a Branch, second floor, Tuesday. of play. Odetta had be(n scheduled, gl'oup oC spirituals as wdl as I Speaks Vows to Charles Jasper Copley, III, At to appear at the Cabaret Pops I dassical works. ,Friday Evening Servj~e' Country Club performances on May 12 and I B C .' I • " 13 but ha 11d b h D ecause 0 Odella s wIth. ReceptIon Fo lows Rites tr it s cance e ot e. drawal the Dell'oit S)'l1lphOll}_ .. _ ~b ~~Piarances as well as has relinquishet' its oll'n plans Saint Paul's.on.the.Lakeshore was the setting for, ~~her~sin~IU~~~a~~re~n~ithe~~~ Cor a )~a)' 13 Cabaret, Pops the Friday evening, April 16, wedding of Mary Vir. : Boston Pop 0 h t ~oncert III .order to parllclpate gillia Drummy daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John L. I s rc es ra. lR a spectal perrormance oC r ' d Ch 1 J C I )files, a winner ol the :'I'a. "Jesus Christ Superstar" at Drummy, of Lothrop road, an ar es aSl?er op ey, I tiona I Negro )fusicians Award I Cobo Arena that same night. 111, son of Charles J .. Copley, Jr:, of Reddmg, Conn .• ' a_n_d_o_l_s_e_ve_r_a_l_m_a_jo_r_c_o_m_p_et_i.__ P_e_r_so_n_s_w_h_o_h_a_d__p_~~~~~~ and the lat~ Mrs. Edwm R."McNetll_. ------_I I ~he 6 0 clock rites at veil. falling over a layer oC I\~hlCh Fat ~ e r Leonard I silk illusion. and she carried I I.l.OW .WI(I< . 'WICK Wallace presIded were fol. liHies.of.the.valley and baby ~....,1(.1( ... WI ... WlllOv;- lowed by a reception at orchids. and the. Country Cll~b of De-,I ~Iulticolored flowers were' . trOlL appliqued at the waists and WILLOW The bride's while French I necks of her attendants' ice 15300 Kercheval silk gOWn featured a Cathe. green sherbert frocks. They _ COl. 8eaconsfi.ld drai lrain and a modiried Em. wore matching horsehair cart. pir€' bodice trimmed with bias wheel hats and carried Flem. ___ 821-9320 piping, A band of orange bIos. ish bouquets. sO,lI:=~~ljg~~~~~~~~ls lace Mrs. )lichael J. Verlinden served as her sister'J honor --- tickets for the May 13 Cabaret Baskets - Canvas - Yarn matron. Bridesmaids were Pops program Ceaturing Odetl'a 1\lrs. Thomas M. Drummy, Over 20 exciting new designs plu) Zodiac charts can exchange theil' tickets for Mrs. Lawrence F. Drummy, and monograms for your needlepoint bags. any (If the Symphony's other Margaret E. Fisher, Marilyn Pl»S dates. Van Horn and Gloria A. Store Hours 9:30 'til 5:00 The Cabaret Pops perform. Drummy, another sister. Thursday Evoning 7:00 'til 9: 15 ances will be given in De- troit's Light Guard ArmorY' Joseph P. Cox. Jr., came from Rye, N.Y., to act as best Mosterchorge Dccflpted lIlay 7, 8, 12. 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, and 22. man. Seating the guests were Pholo b)' Eddie McGrath. Jr, Jeffrey R. Copley, of Redding; MARY VIRGINIA DRUMMY became Mr. Cop- John L. Drummy, Jr .• Thomas ley's bride at an evening service Friday, April 16, M. Drummy, Lawrence F. in Saint Paul's.on-the-Lakeshere, She is the daugh- D rum m y and Brian S. Drummy. ter of the John L. Drummys. of Lothrop road. The J have dinner bridegroom is the son It is nil COmplinH'lIlnry, of course. Sheer white Kodel polyester/Avril reyon blend curtains fleshed with melon, 'vVe hovc jusl n handful of appointments still open so we suggesl yellow, blue, pink or lime bonding and embroidered eyelef edging ... such a you lose no time gellillg' in touciJ. The dnles: l'vJondny, April2Qlh through Friday. April JO,h at 11 :00 A.\J. TUl'sday, April 271h .. , prelly way 10 dress your windows for spring and save dollars at the same time. 'GROW and TIl(mdn)', Apri/2(JrII ill 2:0() P.:'-I. Cnll KI.1000. exl. 220 NURSING now for your res(,J\'llfion. HOME 8045 EAST JEFFERSON JaoobSons DETROIT, Mlell. 821-3525 Store For The Home Quality Nurlin, Care Second at lothrop, Detroit ) GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thul'5d.y, Aprd 22, 1971 Society News Gathered from All the Pointes Michael Daher 'To Claim Bride O.k Ridg. L.cly Golf.rs U. · L. CO g e To re F LVW U it Church Evening Se.son About to Be9in nIverslty- Iggett n r" p or n. , Mr. aM JIll. J. DIMW me ht J:qlIah Lu'IIa,e aDd April Ullit •• ~iIIp of the Committee Sy.tem, tbe SeDior- Group To Meet HaI&Mlt, of WeUavWe. N.Y., Utenture from the Univer. Oak Rid, e Ladies' Golf A. 5h Leape of Womea Voten of ity 6'yatem. rules of ptOCeeCI- have II'IDOUaeed tIM ..,.,. I1tJ of lIich.lau ~It Decem. League will bave ill 1Ie1l:>D' ntlq ues OW 5 t Groue PoIBte wW COBIidoer In'l IDd debate Includ1D, flU- The Eveain, Grcup of meDt of tbeir da~, lIa .. ber. kickoU brealtfast today. Tbun'l . e the repori of a Lea,ue eom- butter ucI the role of the GJ'OIlIe PoJDte II e m 0 ria 1 ree Au, .. JIJcUel A. Her 8aaee, a Groue F?iDte day, April 22 aDd officers and m1ttee appoiBted 10 .tudy the partiel. Chureh Womea'i Association Hick Sellool ll'Iduate receiv ------United States CoDIr.... The eomm1ttft I1ao will DIber, 01 "aJmolme ...... A ell JaIl Bachelor of Art. de: board memben for '71 will Honorory Chairman of Sixth Annual Display Bene- IIn. J. Robert JeIIUP, cbair- preseJlt a cue .tudy of a par- baa iDvlteei Robert Orr, dIre;;. ute IUmmel' wedd.Iac is plea...... wW1 dlatlaetJoa, JD the be introduced. fitting School':; Endowment FUl1d Is Mrs. Edsel B. mu. Itates that tM pw'pCIeol tieular bill, folSowln, it tor of the GI'ClIIe PoiBte Pub- lic Libra.rie', 10 review a lilt lied. Geeual ProIram at the Uni. ~ The new officers are Duna Ford; Dates Are June 17 Through 19 of tb1s study is to tate a aood throu,b from {ti ~p(icle to of 10 current boob Tuuclay, The bride-eleet of Notre. Dame In Kandler, presideDt, Cia ire ------Jook at Coagreq it 0flU' the time It beeoma wu ...... ".., .1 taw. AprU 2'1', at I o'clock ill the uatecl from We1llvWe HIP J.- ad bla lI .. ter of Arts Be r Da c It i. seeretary, and Over 40 of the country's highe!)t quality antiques atell DOW IDd Jeant bow eflee- Vail J(eetiq dates aDd Jo- cburcb. Mrs. J. COil- School, reeelved a Bridr" lit EBIliU Lu,ua,e Lucille )lahooey, treasurer. dealers will come from 17 states to sell their wares live il Is ill Iftpowllq to eatiolll are Tuesday evellinl, Robert u...e way will lea~ the devoUoDl. Arts decree ill EqUU. LIten l.tIWature from the Uni. G-l)1f begins nut Thursday, at the Sixth Annual University-Li¥gett Antiques Show ~wry ~ iIJto Aprl1JO, at I in the bome of = Ha Hosteues for the eveDin, ture, witla diItiDeb, YenltJ of Ilicbil.lI.. He plana April 29. with all members on the Liggett campus in Briarcliff drive. three areu: What r' __ • ~':'~d~. -~~aol'1, A pri1w,are IIrs. Selma Bacbe11er, the UllivenltJ of IlJeIdIu III te work toward bia Doctorate ready to go at 9 in the moming Spo ed b 15 ~ ---..- ...... -.- .. - u. IDd a lIIuter of Aria de- lit. tile fall. at Oak Ridge Golf Course nsor . y .pare.n as bonorary cbairman of the doN &Dd bow it Is or.aDiJed 21. at 1 o'eiodr. ill the home )(1'1. Ralj)!I Ranney aDd )Irs. ------. _ at;td alumm of Uruvers1ty- 1911 Show. General chairman to do It; the l'eIIIOUIbWtieI of lira. BnIee lIiller, of Uni. Fred Buet'atetta. , I ...... ~ L1ggett for the benefit of is Mrs. Harold' L. Frank. IJ. aDd eapeetatiofta of the elee- Nrsity pJaee; aDd JIoclday. . - v...,.....iIF • - --"':"".Ak th S h I' Edt ,_. '- .... •...- r' ... ~. mu ...-.11 - t 1:- ill the -- port the us "-- NIPONG.... m~"iMY.$1~ .000_;....'1~:.'.~I- F:nd, cth~~ow niso=i~. biLl. Mrs. Alfred R. ~;:,:-: bisJ:b:-- ;;t~a~ of )In. be ;"nted'ai ".~'j.RiPp..;.,~O~gR.T~.~.:a;P:.PAR..••. KC'O-I.... ,~~_~.'''oQ''~ ~1 ered by dealers and col. ~~:~y,Committee members inelude 'l'be report will 'oeua OD the FortwWd, of BerbIlire U:I'OICI. Vait,,;:,:.meetiq. =.; lectors one of the most Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. No-IMIIIIlI"1II1101I11 I II 11I111.1".111.11I.1.1.1 •• 11I.11.1 ...... 1•• 111III... 111111I11fill. AI important . anti!lues dis- ble, Mrs. Henry J. Zukowski, i_ !! plays held 10 this country. Mrs. Theodore Worthmaa ,... i i Directed by internationally. I Mrs. Josepb C. Prim<), l'rs: i Unl'verslety-LI'ggott ~nhool i t 2'- 4..... ,_ h...... ouItr_sIt-FR...... _ ...... EIt Et A.v I I I i::ll:. -I known Russell Carrell of sal" Margaret M. Shea, Mr. aDd i {J lltJ i I Th isbury, Conn, it opeol1SThurs. Mrs. Frank J. SlJ.deD, IIrs. i = i "...-..-' .._... _ _ _ _. IIImIIm .n , (2oC '-'-I Ir...... WMft l'OU ,....,.. to pIcll up rout :: day, June 17,and rtlns through Palmer T. BeeDan, Richard ~=- ! t car. kindly "..... _ CIIUPOII 10 ll1I s.teloJ .. Alrpor1 11: June 19 A. Jobl1SOd,Mr. aDd Mrs. Ca'rl i J Plttdng CMhief. Md your ... :M houta (t day) parking i i.' L M Dd M W'illia m = - l wlIlle ItM. One to.~...... : :I An int'itational Pre vie w Oa~son, Jr. a... na.•1.... G i I.n Gr""sse POI'nte Woods is _ IISTAlfSMIUlI."'EllNUTMAIIPOIT ill Party June 16 precedes the s rn, r., ...rs...... !! v i ~ T ItiIatttMM Aoed Exit trom 1-$4 to l :. opening Fletcber, Mrs. Cbarles W. is == I l.-lo"__ .... -' ...... TELLI~ ' t .' • • MacKizmoD, Mrs. Bryce W. - Wj = -- .----.....---...... '"-- ... "1 Adm.lSslon tickets, at $2.50 Russell and Mrs. Samuel B. !! i. AW'OR~T PAIlI(JNG. T I- each, !Dclude a s?u~enir .I:ata- Sherer. _I I ~ ~ \101;' .-Ii .... 301It 1911 #.1:::.....~"!c.._ GI I:i!l log - a ~ollcctor s Item Itself More are Mrs Walter R ==i;.~. Mic;higan's oldest college preparatory school "" I .~~~ COUPON'l'K~~_'l'~~'~'~.~~~,"• tiq~U:Sa~~~ri~~~~u:.:~t':s ::; Howell, Jr., Mrs. :Nelaoa !W~ 188-yeor heritage in independent education a r..!:.- • .' Iiiiiiiii at 11:15 o'clock ea~h day of erUoD, Mrs. Wilfred Liver- ii...... •100% U-LS graduates enter college ! f ~....:~~~.J ( the Show. more, Mrs. Richard Manoa- = 5 ------~----,.------Sh glaa, Mrs. Gordon B. RlW,' = • Coeducational day school _5 . ow hours are from noon Mrs. Charles J. Merrill, Julia is un~ 10 June 17 and 18, noon M. Blossom, Mrs. Raymond i •Scholarships available 5 until 6 June 19. Kolowich, Mrs. GohIon T. 5 a Henry Ford Museum. Dear. Ford, Mrs. Murray W. Sales. i _I b(lrn, is this year's loan ex- Ill, Mrs. Merle L. SCbultz, ii bibitor. Mrs. R. Cabell Morris. Mrs. = ; Prominently ieatured in Thomas E. Swantek, Mrs. Wil.; 1971-72 ADMISSIONS TESTING i the University-Ligg~tt An. I:.rd P. Kerr and Mrs. Ray. I i= Uques Show is furniture of mondR. White, Jr. !! 18th century English and early serving as advisors nellrl. E American origin, Can ton, Charles W. Adams. Mrs. Law. i SATURDAY, MAY 15,:.8 30 A M • ~5 Wedge wood and Cbir.ese Ex- reDce D. Buhl, .Jr.. )Irs. I ii port china, English silver, George R. FiDk, Mr •. Edward 5 5 pewter, Oriental prints, folk N. Hartwick, )Irs. Hugo S. E = ~rt and .o~er highly collect- Higbie, Mrs. Robert McKean, i GRADE 9-11 University campus, 104!5 Cook Road. Phone 114-4444 i Ible fUrnlShJllgs and ac~esso. Mrs. Forrest R. Old, Mrs. = Registration deadli .... is April 23 for SSA T (Secondary School ~ ries. • Raymol!d P. Robbins aDd 5 Admission Test). Applic:otion forms ovailable at sc:hool office. !! Mrs. Edsel B. Ford serves Mrs. Ross Roy. i ~_: .. e. • a a:-:a ~ a •• ~. ~ a •• '~~_' • ~ ~~ !~~'!•a !••~IGRADE 6-8 line" campus, 150 IriarcliH Driv.. Phon. 116-4220 ~ .. = Formed opplicotion for odmission must precede testing. ~ IGRADE 1.5 University cellllPUS, 1045 Cook ROCHI."'one ...... I is Testing by individuol appointment. == 1IlttUIIIHtIIII1IIIIIftIllIllIIIIlIIlllllllllftlllll"IHIltIIIlmllllIIIllIUlIIIII.n_IIlllIlUIIIIII11I11UllllIIlIIlIlIlIIllllm~ = ,-I> . il j--, - finest in pharmaceuticals - distinctive gifts liM ef c.s-tia • hsMII ...... IIiIIts ·,...,.1..rJMIer • hstu8ft &rttIiII en. See Our Selection of Fine Montag S'atione;y This Week's Special FREEl l'A -oz. TreCltment of PANTENE with s3. Hair Spray Purchase whet'. new under the sun for Notre Dame Pharmacy Mi•• J i. here in a collection of oikinis. two-piece boy-leg •. Open Doily .:30 to 9:00-Suntlays anti HoIM6oys9:30 .. 4:00 16926 Kercheval, Delivery Service TU 5.2154 Grosse Pointe suits and coverups ONE OF THE FINEST COMMUNITIES ANYWHERE IN WHICH TO LIve - WORK - AND PLAY tingling with color and ATIIDEPEIOEICECDVE Tho.. who now .... their ~ In I!Ie Pointe know of 1ft IIIOny wontHrlul odwJntoges. Others who might be .... ing II .- IocotltMl offllring 'IiIIoee lak. fronl paries. pilblic ond pri ... te J MIMI'" .. TN' DITICm AND •• 0111 POINTI alAL IIT ...n IOAROI "'aaell otlleat In Jacobsorrs DIDTIOIT _ ~ fooINft - rr. CLAm 8HOR¥ - J'''''UUNGTON In Th. Village .... _ .. ,.-. M __ " ...... , ...... __ .a.-...... &-..... __ ..... _ ;s 4 $ " 0' $I" , opt C •• ;:. $i e •• p • , 4'1 Thursday, April 22, 197\ GROSSE POINTE NEWS -_. __ .__ ...~.~------_.- Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women~ oratorios and works for sym'l Christ Church Boys To Sing phony performance. 1 Faculty Wives Plan Luncheon Anastasios Vrenios, also a? Fontbonne Approval For 'Senora' Bavol The Detroit Symphony con. 'Me;edii'h, th(' Ral.'kham Sym. pea ring with the Symphony Cor I Grosse Pointe .'aculty Wives: dent Joon Yerkes, secretary ~ucted by Sixlen Ebeling phon)' Choir amI the Hoy Choir llhe first timt:. has sung with I will hold their annual spring i Sharon, Haskell and treasurcr presents its lut silbscriplion oC Chri3t Church, G r 0 sse ~thl' Boston Symphony, the New luncheon at the Grosse Pointe' Sara Ladd. H concerts of the season this Pointe, I Phl.harmonia of London and War Memorial Saturday, May I Election of ofCicers and If Thursday and Saturday, April Sandra Darling, who Willi.the Philadelphia Lyric Opera, I, at noon, Co.chairmen Mrs. plans for the new year will' 22 and 24, at 8:30 o'clock in be making her D{'lroJit Sym. He has recorded Meyerbeer's Willis Brown and Mrs. Ben also highlight the afternoon, at Ford Auditorium. phony debut, has a wide range "Les Huguenots" wilh Joan Zenn h a ~ e arrangl'd (or' Faculty Wi~l's are remindedi1 The 'program includes Moz. of solo engagenlt'nts lo her Sutherland for London Rec. Pointer Gay Shields. repre. I that reservation replie:; arca arl's Symphony No. 40 in G credit. She has appeared with ords. s,nting American Airlines, to i due this week, al minor. K. 550 and Carl OrU's the New York Cily Opt'ra, the He has aiso toured wilh the present. "Plane and Fancy Tips> ----- "Carmina Burana" (Songs of Santa Fe Opera Company and American Nation81 Opera Com. on Travel and Paeking." i DOOMED Beuren) with soprano Sandra the :\telropo!Han Overa Studio. pany and has appeared al The event hOllo~s retiring I The man who dreams of lIas! Darling, ten 0 r Anastasios Miss Darling is equal!) at the Festi~al of Two Worlds 1970.71 oHicers induding pres. I possibilities has a )loor chanco;lJ Vrenios, baritone Morley home in light operatil' roles, in Spoleto. Italy. ident Ginny Shover, vice.presi. , for SIJccess in the future. Ji:l -.------~lorley ~Ieredith last ap. -----.-~------A peared with the Symphony in 'J. April, 1965. He is a leading ..ii baritone wilh the .Metropolitan Po! (}pera and has appeared on the Broadway stage. most re,f:; I:ently in a musical comedy" J opposite film star Maureen • O'Hara. .- He has frequently performed with the New York Phil. J ,I II 8lO1E~JifJ~UZJdW: i harmonic. the New York City Opera and the American see our hundertwassers Opera Society. j Tickets for these concerts at $6. $4.75, $4 and $3.50, ($3 and $2.50 Thursday only), are klein. vogel a\'ailable at the Ford Audi. 1 lorium Box OUice. all Hud 11/1" "rigil/"l In:i'JI, /I,11i 11'111/11\"/." Iii,. son's and Grinnell's stores. In f',\"f'ul -/UIIJlIII'g,\. I 1t,'itOJlI /nulIHJg 8104IiEAST JEFFERSON. 100 C • DETROIT MICHIGAN Toda)' a tnan is certainly no • Thlll's .. F,i .. Sat .. Sun.. 12-6 p.m. telephone: 567-1751 account if he can't get more Smiling their approval of "SEN- THUR ROSHAK, publicity chairman; .~ credit than is good for him. ORA" WALTER J. BAVOL, resplen- MRS. VIC CAPUTO and genel'al co. dant in the Spanish peasant dress to chairman MRS. ANGELO PUGLIESI, be womby hostesses at St. John Hos- whose small son BENEDETTO-the • pital Fontebonne Auxiliary's spring Matador seems a bit bemused by the Our Imported Crystal fashion party next Thursday, April goings-on. Proceeds from the benefit COnnleS-r;f1:er Eas1:er 29, in the Gourmet House are (left to are earmarked for Infant Intensive right) general chairman MRS. AR- Care. Salad bowl & Servers the fashio'it show will be used This can be a perfect gjft for Mo'~er's for the benefit of InIant In. day. lor l~e June bride, for t~e ~os'css CLEARANCE SeheduleFontbonne tensive Care at Saint John I or yourseil, 24% lead cryslal 8" salad Hospital. I bowl with silverplated rim and silver The funds will be used to I pia led servers. Spring Fashion Fete a c qui r e highly.specialized I 12.50 SALE equipment for the Neo-Natal, Next Thursday's "Las Modas del Sol" Will Feature Intensive Care Unit, the In'l Clothes Appropriate for e Vacation in Spain; lensive Care Unit and other The SIGN of the MERMAID Party Benefits St. John Hospital specialized facilities to sa \'e I the lives and preserve the, 75 Kercheval on the Hill A standing-roam-only crowd of more than 600 health oC seriously and crit- i Grosse Pointe Farms. 882-1610 women is expected to attend the spring fashion show ically ill infants and children, sponsored by the Fontbonne Auxiliary of Saint John Hospital. This annual benefit will be held at the Gour- met House in Saint Clair Shores at noon next Thurs- 0 day,. Ap~il ~9. . . h Costa del Sol or a visit to HJgh~lghtmg Its ,Sp~ms the beach in Majorca will b'l theme IS the show s tItled, presented by Jacobson'f, of "Las Modas del SoL" Grosse Pointe. As guests arrive they w~1l In addition a brilliant dis. Beautiful. . . 20..0/ be ~reeted by hostesses 10 play of gem creations will be DRESS, ... :'. /0 ~pamsh'peasant dresses. Fash- exhibited by EQrnund Ahee lo.ns ~ppropri~te [or an eve- Jewelers of Grosse Pointe. ENSEMBLE ICool •• d D,.,i So.) mng en MadrId, a tour of La. Directing this event for the All are famous I,lOO.member Fontbonne Aux- Brand names iliary is Mrs. Arthur Roshak, Special Purehci>e Sigma Gamma }:~r Mo iesty general chairman, who togeth- lil1le; Girl Nj~ Wear er with her 70.member com. 8Qby Dlaas - Sharl. - Coula"" Meets A.pril 21 mittee has devoted more than Shift. "nd Pants Bring in ~our ho,d six months to the fashion to 'il Ioy. lar~ !>eJt('~n of S:rm1. Mrs. Lawrence D. BuM, Jr., luncheon's planning and de. il:egl,llall and HUJ.'kie-l. of Grosse Pointe boulevard, velopment. f,..... lteralionl. . was hostess for the spring 'AssIsting .Mrs. Roshak are USE OUR LAY-A.WAY meeting of S'i g m a Gamma Mrs. Robert 'McCurry, honor- W. welc ...... Midlip IanlcAmericard • Master Chc1f9~• Sl CANVAS OXFORD~ & LEATHER OXFORDS rhe ship's wheel ''''5 MACK TU t.' 0'1" DAILY' TO• lit. till S p.," • ... _ -...r. ~ J_ _~ _ _ .. ,.,"'. __ 10 .. ' .. _s. -_- 'en., st tt •• ' ••• 'tM ' \ -....,.t+etIl --L...oiIL __ ~-...&...olI- ...- .-. .JIL ~_"'-- ...... •. J. 4 , *\ '-at 'Q .. Vi( F ... • ",'G( ...... • ,'1 ... - • 1 .,--'" " .",. _. .~ .... '010' ' , .,';" -, " ~ • • '" • .' I ~ .. .- '. .. , ...... '..• I '. .~, ", .' .... "ge Twenty 6 R 0 SSE ~ 0 I N T ~_N E.Y" 5 . .__ . . T_hu.~day. April 22, 1971 Society News Gathered_from A~l~!~eP~intes Martha Court Is A.pril Bride ' Quester Group Meets Monday Margery R. Dy kema Concert Is May 2 Mrs. F, M. Tousl;~ci-;iaUed at this last regular At a candlelight services She was attended by Karsha Hamilton court, will be hos. I meeting 01 the current year. before members of tieu 1m. Wertz. who wore a pale ye1. G t Ca d G t Mrs. Richard Anslow. I Flint and Ann Arbor, and its tess for the Grand Marais _ mediate families Saturday, low .Uk frock and carried Love for Great Music, a rea use an a rea ': name bas been cbanged to Chapter of Questers tomorrow, Hope is an asset only when April 17, in Grosse Pointe muted orange' gerber.. Ladr. will bring scores of Gro.~ Pointers to the Detroit Their eflorts are III tribute Detroit Community Music Friday. April 23, at 9:30 it'.~backed by plenty of bustle. Methodist C h u r c h, Martha The bridegroom, son of Mrs. Institute of Arts Lecture Hall Sunday afternoon, May 2. to the late Margery Russel School o'clol.'k in the morning. Trlwitk Court, daughter of Reuben Hel1dricltJon, of Glad. The Great Music will'" ---- ~~~~:na M:~:e&~~I~v~i:: But ~rowlh has not (hangf'tl Mrs, Wym'ln D. Barrell, Jr., i NEW SCENE Mr. Ind Mrs. William Court, win, II1d William Covill, of be provided by brilliant Musie II1d Jui11Iard, per. me t Ybe an at its roots. The the scllool's purpose: To pro. Chapter member. will present I ••• ~~:a~,::~~n~:~il. a~~., ";~: Rochester, a If ked Sheridan young violinist Richard formed tbroulbout Europe m~le ~strucuon start~ In vide outstanding musical in. lhe program, "1'he Birth of changed marriage vow,. Roberts, of Royal Olk, to let Luby, son of Dr. and Mrs. ...hJ1e .ludyiJIg 10 Parls on a 1926 at Tau Beta Settlement struction to all qualifi~d stu. 20th Century American Archi. on Yellow and muted oran"e asAbe:et..mep~~o'nat the bride's Robert Luby of East Jef. Fulbrliht, grut and bas Ip- in lIamtramck uents, regardless of their ahl1. lecture _ II' ran k L I 0 y d .. , , is • peated With major orcbestra.s . ity to ~ay. Fees ari! arranged \ Wright," and new officers for lIowers trimmed the bride', parents' home followed the !erso!1 aVfreDue,,WNhO ycoom ine memben of tbe De~oldt Largely through Mrs. Dyke. IC'll a sliding scale, with many the coming year will be in. Fisher Rd. rk wbite silk Empir .. gown. Her ceremony. The newlyweds will mg m o~ ew bin S Ym ph 0 ny-In the Unite I ma's energies and thole of students on scholarsbips. bouquet of Sweetheart rOleS make their home in Birrning. where h~ 1B a teac g State,. u Eels 1 B F rd (h 1I0rary . I . ted ha I U t Ju::Jliard ",rs. e. 0 0 • Thus the School relIes heav. _WlS...... ""lv,..,y..,.,ac"'ee:;,n"""'''''.""""""''''"'..,.,.,.,...... ,..m''''."'"""''''''''''''''''''","",''''''''"","",""",~ e::G~eat Caute is the De•. pa:~~:tll o~' ~~~u~ b::~d),a~e :~Og:::' s::e~l~ ~:~~D~~vate donations (or its trolt Community Musle School, nJty Muale School's board. is other neighborhood centers and Thus the great music for Large Selection of Cards For ADEL'S VILLAGE HAIRDRESSERS whose board of trustees 11 cbairmaa of the cOIIeert. She finally was consolidated into the G~eat Cause SPOll801iJIg the COD4'ert 11> &ad her busbaDd plan a d1n. 0111.' school After its incorpora. Tickets for Ute Dykema 17007 Kercheval ralse seholarship luDda lor ner party 1Dtheir Halldy road lIon as Detroit Music settle. Memorial Concert are avail. Mother's Day - Graduation gifted young musiclaDi. home foUow1Dt:the alter~low. ment School in 19111Mrs. D~. able from committee memo The Great Lady 11 the lite ADother POlt.concert dmQer Itema served as first presl' bers at the school or at the First Communion Mrs. Raymond K. Dykema, wW be boated by the Wendell. dent. door: Hair is our .business the SChool's guiding spirit fo~ C. ,Goddard" of .Proven~ Today the School has more Sponsor tlckets are $25 per • Nelh,,'" • Stationery ...... 40 years, for wbom thIs spe 1Oaa:. IIr. Goddard IS the c than 300 students from the couple, patron tickets $15 per !j!~Have you a hair problem or problem ~j~clal program-the Margery R. rent board ,?resident. entire metropolitan area Imd couple. General admission is c.rlls • 1lw•• 11 StoYer • FlISt l'IIot. ::::hair, be it in (olor, perms, cut or styling, :::; Dykema Memorial Concert-is Mrs. WUliam Y. Gard, .ot such outlying commurdties as ... student tickets, $2. • AI,",_IHJII" (_I" Seniu ::::Ietus ":Idvise you? :;:: named. Dean laue, 11 afterglow chall------,..,.,....-:..,..,.,.~c:_: • Party Goods • Gifts Try Following the 3 o'clock COJI- mn, with IIrs. Clayton C. :~.:.:.:::.:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::.:.:.:,:.:.:.:.:.:.:~. Gcrt o.r .... • (.!HIIts • '.ul" Tr!.m... cen SpoDSOfI and patrons are Purdy, Jr. of Deming lane, ,', Complete Horsemanslip Program ',' !i!! 30 yea" experience. !i~ invited to aD afterglow at the a. ticket chairman, and Mrs. ~ ~ SChool in East Kirby street William Lafer, of Hamilton 70 City Card and Gift Shop near the Art Institute. rourt.., 1D eharge of mailirlgs. BOYS 70 HILL TOP 19113 MACK AVE, AT MOROSS Mr. Luby 11 donatillg his Pointers 011 the commitlee HILL MANOR talenta for the eoncert, malt. include "fl. SixteD Ehrling, GIRLS 7.MA.CK SHOPPINGCENTER "1.1104 IlIg it a IOrt ot "family peoj. Mrs. William Dahling, Mrs. eel." His father is ville'prell- Goddard, IIrs. Charles Wright, Sepo,al. Camps on Mountain Lak. I L,;,::~£:~~~~~~f~~~:~::~,,,,Jdent of the Community 1Iu.s1c Uf. Mrs. James E. Watkins, in Now York SIal. . II J I I J od Browse =~'~bo~r:adn:a:~=~:~b~r\~~a:h~~1~:c~;.;::U ..:::, ~~,;; 't;'~~'~.;:~.P=%'.M't..;.:.: VlIectawoo .::; nautical (J;flJ A former protege of Mischa tor), IIrs. Arnold Lungershau- :j: ~":;.,'::,,:':b.;.;o~o;~"~;~. I>;:.,'~Q~.&S851h •• k'" ~~ 4 .h $450 l:~ :;:; ?1 ;:;: Misehllkoff, Riehard was grad... seD. IIrl. Alfred Moran aDd .•- FI~ <401 tea' repulahon, A<:(r.a. ACA., C(I"'oct lJ"o.grlllrn Olre :: II ~~~~.. ~~ .:~ I Tertns ~ ~ Glqdl~ Eijfilliszewski I Arranged ti~!~;~~:,.::~,..,.~m,«,.,«,!!z>~o=.u,,.w~!ti£~::l 776-5510 C-ohf~ 2/43'> Ma,. A"'a" I __ bs t'2 ee •• r b - h as._..... __ .- ..... __ ..... • n'. '2 • _. __ WE 'ss • eo .. ' = M - ,. --.JIIIL .• , .~.. Thursday, April 22, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Olle ------_ ..._--~_... ~--".'~ --~_.-"_ ..~_.._ .....• _---_ ...._------._---_._------Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ------_ .._.- .-.._'.'_._.'--.,-,------_._------_. Review ClulJ Meels Tuesday Betrothed I South High Mothers Plan Scholarship Teo 1 GP Net«Jcom_e_r~_T_o_.~layBridge An outstanding musical pro. I wbich bas been planned by . gram fealuring lyric soprano herself, Mrs. Gunn and Mrs. Grosse Pointe Newcomers I Mrs. Bert Wriston. Mr. amI Rosemary Jatkson will blgb. Louis Hopping. plan to take an alter.tax break! Mrs, Ralph PheifCer, Mr. and llght a meeting of the Detroit j and hold a progressive bridge j Mrs, Joseph Wise and Mr. and Review Club Tuesday, April Rosemary Jac~on, a new. in the Farms Saturday eve. Mrs. Richard Adrian. 27 at the Women's City Club to~er to Detroit, IS widely ac. ning, April 24. beginnillp, at ' Chairmen ot the event arc , . claimed as a soloist in the 7:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs_ Gene Parker, The 'Dnual meeling at 10:30 Kansas. Missouri. Oklahoma Winners of each round of Dining and dancing at Mr. o'clock conducted by re.elected area. She has sung with the bridge wilt move progressivt;. Z's will provide a later,in,the' president Mrs. Marion H. Mid.America String QUa.tet ly to the homes of committee evening aftergiow. Crawmer wlll be lol!owed by Concert Series, the Kansas members including Mr. and New couples moving to Th(' a new members' luncheon City Mendeissohn Choir, the Mrs. J.\ck Fleisch, Mr. and Pointe arc invited 10 cail Mr. honoring P~inters Mrs. Ellgar Kansas City Philharmonic. the I Mrs. Ross Naidow, Mr. and and Mrs. Dave Scobie, 824, M. Branigan, Mrs. John W. Starlight and Llrie Theatres I Mrs. Jerry Kranz, Mr. and 1335, GllUin, Mrs. F.' M. Quigley of Kansas City and the Tulsa I and Mrs. Raymond Powell. and Oklahoma Symph!lnles. I SOcial chairman Mrs. Wayne She has been oratorio solo- UPHOlSlUlNG (0. Garrelt and membership chair. ist II! the Messiah Festival in UIl2 Med AY.. PIle.. VA 2.'660 man Mrs. James Gustin have Kansas and has had principal cbarge of tbe luntheon ar. roles in professional oPera • Custom • range menta. companies. lEUPHOLSTUING & RESnllNG Waller Frankiw, of Way. The concert will be In tbe Directors are Mrs. N. Con. • "... peck wp atId d.h".~ Club audilorium. Mrs. Joseph ner (junn, Mrs. Wayne Gar. burn avenue, bas announced • .. I.cl Irom hulld,,~ 01 '''If GauthIer, m u s i e chairman, reU and Mrs. James G. Gus. the engagement of his niece, tatrrtc. will introduce the program tin. SUZANNE 'ldARQUETl'E, to • CUIlOl'll mod. slip catltn Frederick G. Schriever, Jr., • QllGfGftI,td • lemu atllIi 14bl. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick nlE ESTIMATES- VA 2."60 G. Schriever, of Claireview OVIR 10 YIAltS IXPElIINCI road. An August wedding is LAKE ROSSEAU, MUSKOKA, CANADA planned. Both Sue, daughter of the Enjoy Ihe Pure Air and Clean Water at OntariO'lfF/nest Family Resort. Complete Supervision of al/ Child;sn. lale Mrs. Elda Marquette, and 257 Kenwood Ct., in the Farms Ki,IJies pJn)'.1HOunJ fe:lluring _ Swimmin,.; pou! _ Ponies Rick were graduated from, - Swin.~s • Sii,les • Merry.GoRoun,t • I'lal'hoosc • Horses • PlanneJ clllenainment e Swirnminl: Icssuns What this country needs is a, "Fashion Fi"sta! Pesos for Point- man; MRS. DONALD E. LANDIS, car tbat's afraid of high speed. ers!" is the theme of this year's Grosse bridge chairman; MRS. WILLIAM The resort that has everything I C7 Our 102nd Year Pointe South High School Mothers' FULGENZI, l!ecorations chairman; Dancing nighl1y to hOlel ",(heSlra SI. Columba Coop Club Scholarship Teea, to be presented !\IRS. DONALD BRIGGS, general Our o"'n 9 hole };ol£ COUtS{' Wednesday, May 5, beginning at 12;30 Horseback ridin,!; - Fishing _ llCJUlilol sanJ, Ix.ach chairman; MRS. J. ROSS BUSH, Professional waler ski s 41 Fontana Lane l1A New England Setting" GROSSE POINTE SHORES DIFFERENC'E ~ From the circular. drive to the completely equipped base. that is bound to provide years of happiness and pride to its And the difference at Sh orellne Easl Is our service. ment this home has everything that could be desired. large next owner . , . It's like living in the country when you wander livin~.dining room with fireplace. kitchen with built-ins, Oo"rman ~er\llce. Valet parking. 24.hour guard servIce. family room plus activities room. first floor laundry room, A pentHOUse party room for entertaliling. A boat dock outside on its 125'x 131' 'ot. Inside you'll find the perfect 3 extra large bedroom~ and 2~ baths. Cenlral air condi. for guests. And good, Quiet luxury t11roughout. My,r- setting to utilize YOIJr antiques. 2 extra rooms on the first lads of rIver vIstas are yours -. via glass window bb)'s In tioning (lnd 2 cor attached g~rage. Automatic sprinkler floor. 'f you want to know the complete details, laotad one every apartmenl. Penthouse jewel cases of IIgllIs and system and many ather elltras, stars are on view every night. Studios, one. two, three of our consultants today. Good existing mortgage. Priced bedroom suites available. Madels an display 11 AM to at $37,500. Walking distance to fabulous Grosse Pointe Shores Park and 5 PM or by appointment. Pool, for residents onl)l, To appreciate all that this home has to offer, you are invited Richard E. Borland .ORlAND Mildred B, Kelley to view the interior on William n. McBrearly Don Perry Lee Jenks Grylls • ;Pc~ REI\HrY Marian Uenncckc SUNDAY 2-5 ell HI ,\IIlIH\. "On the Water's Edge" 395 FISHER ROAD TU 6.3800 SHOREWOOD REALTY CO. 8200 E. JEFFH1S0N L MEMBERS OF GROSSE PO'I -'I, ": .. ,I'~1 , I t," .. f ' " 1 ,! I ... your printing requirements can be met j by our complete facilities ... i 8-color precision web-offset presses; paired for capacity, geared for speed f Layout, typesetting; camera, platemaking; binding; mailing, shipping i Sheet-fed presses tailored to fit each job; speedily; economically i Multi-color, multi-page newspaper and circular presses- offset or letterpress process rrhe Grosse Pointe Ntws is Drinled 'by PAK Printers) With these facilities at your .service" • • our quality proc/ucts range from small to volume quantity runs. TOI;"t a .taw • Catalogs • "~eWJpap.1'I '.~a-~I"'" I t I~~ Tt;, • Tabloids I Emptoy .. Publh:Cltloni nQY1nTI ... 'IlI ...... • Mogotln.. • Busln .. s Stationery I T./ephoni DINCtarI • • T.xtbooka • Cal ... .dor Pad's I Children'. Wn IookI • Broadslda • Shopping Guld.. I ec.wsntJon JtubfJcotlGN • Prfce list. • Direct Mall Lett.,.. • NewIpapu Supp/emlntl We invite you to visit with us to evaluate our skilled personnel and equipment to discover how our responsibility and complete central control can benefit you . • • Call 961.3969 ... Nowl Th. Gro••• Pointe N.w } II .Nillatld wltVI { Krame, Printing Co. RAMER PRINTING -- Cclc,.l.it~c'''l1p~e''J 432 MECHANIC STREET NEAR MUSIC HALL Woodward 1.3969 • fo .. all I! ..inted communication .... dia I I , , - - ~ -~ -"0" - - q- - -.- ••-.- C1: - jljPIlll*l$$I¥OU_415"11l111.,....0- -_0--.11II."'" 4f1Cl¥r ' , - .. 44 210: 11114"S.4.. 4Q11S""'¥IIIl~III 4 c a .. a•••• s 2 a 2IS.'"AI Thursd.y, April 22, 1971 Pi~ge Twenty- Three GROSSE POINTE ______NEWS ... _._ .• _._~ . __ • ~ , •.• __ ~ 0. __ •••• _,_ $-SITUATION WANTED 6-FOR RENT. 16D-VACATION REN"TAL! ?_W~~!_~~__!~_~!~_!__S-ARTICLES FOR SALf 'PART-TI'ME secr"ta"-r"-, S-hor-t.; __ ~~!Y~"NISHED ILAKE Ch;;I~~;;l~::"2 b~room I GENTLEM~N, I ~ n g lime KIRBY vaccum with all 111. .. , F r Ident wishes room tachments, ilki' new. Call hand. typing. bookkeeping. COURVILLE. WARREN, 2. 1 collage available (or Memu' a ms res . ' 771.8087, varied background indud. bedroom upPl.'r, carpeting, rial we('kend and season, I small apartment or share In CLASSIFIED ing legal and life insurance. drapes. stove, heated, ga: Jun~ t8 to Sl'ptcmb~'r 6. 8ll6.: Farms. Plea_s~ c~11884.31~2~ GARAGE and c1othl'sline sail', TU 4.0416. rage. 886.2617. 1439, i Rfo..'TlUEDcouple desire spa. Clolhes, al/ sizl's. few nenr SECRETARIAL Sf'rvice, tran. ------. LAUDEHDALE.13Y.TIlE' duus apartment or duplex.; worn, Prom, evcning gowns, . TWE~TY STORIES OF qUlel SEA at least two bedrooms, 1:. man's suit. 39 regular Beige scribing, general tYPlDg, I u x u r y at SHORELINE ! brary, lamily room. Must rug, 12'x18', !J('il'e drapl's, srholarly pap e r s, manu. EAS'f APART.\lENTS. By Oreaa.iront luxury ~ bedroom I be in A.I condition, melicu 84x174" Curtains. light, firl'. ADS scripts. Mack.Cadieux area. appoinllm'nt. 567-1175. T~wnhouse.' bi?auhfully fur. I lously clean, and will be: plate fixtures. ithaca 12 885.8241. .- .- -- . -. . n1~hed, prtvate beach, pool. maintained likewise. By June' gaUI(C and I(car ~lis('ellan --- .. ------GROSSE POINTE WOODS. 2 ~1Id.season rates .to June 1. 15. 533.2956. I Cln TUx.do 2~ - 3 Trunk Lin.. To Serve You Quickly 3 HIGH SCHOOL seniors de. bi?droom ranch. garage, rar. WO 3.3123, evenmgs TU 4. __.____ _ ('OilS" S:lllirday, : 0.4. SUIl' sire spring cleanup and peted, Adults, no pets. se. 7944. 7A-ROOM WA~TED day 124, 1889 lluntingtlJn Your Ad C..n B. Ch.re,d lawn care. Own equipment. curity deposit, $250 per.- "_. -. _ Bh'd, Bob, 882.2691. month. 886.7608, I CONDOMINIUM Fort ~auder. LADY wishes room, 7 Mile and 72 SQ. YOS wool l'arpetinf.(, UBi. sa to ... I iiiU Iltl.~ II Iii t 1Il\Q\_~.ll! PAINTING. wall-;ashiug, odd u - .- dale. 2 bedroom~. View of Mack area, 499,2910, please parchment shade, S150. 881. la-TUTORING 4--HELP WANTED, jobs. Reasonable. G r 0 sse HEATED efficiencr a par t.: ocean. Np.w.. Prlvate .pool. I call Fnda)'. I 8121 and TUxedQ 11587. Clat.iJied Deadline GluEB oiLL Po;~te references. Bob. 756. ment Mack.Cadleux area, Ide a I 10calLon, Available ------;- I Ca!l mornings or e\'('nings, .... - u. $100. 885.Q080. I now by the month. 886.6518.\ EMPLOYED woman would like, .. IJ Tuesday 1lOOD, 12 p.m., PRIVATE TUTORL'l"G HARPER. WOODS AREA 1748, after 1. ------. -. 1------.. - furnished room and bath in OUTFIT YOUR FA~llLY for aU DeW COPY.chan{fes in NEWLY decorated lovely 6 PRIVATE summer home on j Grosse Pointe. Kitchen privJ' , of COpy aDd canceUations. YOUR OWN HO~E SECRETARY. automotive ex. E~y~RJ~~~Es~ri~~g~le~~h~~ room upper, adults and Lake. Clean. modern,. fur. I leges. Call evenings. 499. Large~t Select!on of Hesalt~ It II IIlIlCeste ...... - _.._._ ~ Or." .. 3 ' •••• 11 _4'1 ' ' _ •• _ "'-_ ~ _ __~ .__i "_ . wenty.Four P.9. T GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 22, 1971 ..... _-_._---_._---- i;I!ii!lim!!iU!llillimmlillll!Ulll!!II~'IlI!jl!l1!H!!Ill illll1lilu1ililWl!llDllIillillllllllll1liilllillli!!llllHllliillllll!i!li!liHiiJ mmmlillllJlliiiim i!i'ii!i;,j 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I SA-MUSICAL ll-CARS FOR SAU IUI-VACATION IJ-REAL ESTATE ,,1. --.------1 INSrRUMENTS -.. ------1 PROPERTY FOR LIVING room furniture, rea. ---'-"----'--, -_ 1908 FALCON 2 door sedan, _ FOR SALE il!'I sonable: Gold arm chair, CHlCKERlNG grand piano, automatic, radio, new tires. GRAYLJNG _ On Lake Mar' III traditional: fruit wood end $800. 771.11564, Excellent condition, Private. grethe, 1:10' sandy lake CLASSIFIED table. Sturdy dinett~ table. GUITAR:cl~;i~;I.-r~k, good j .886:.1216:_ frontage, approximately 2 CHAMPION III Hendrix r 0 ~ n d birdcage. condition. Used. $3~. 86l. W6S MUSTANG Convertible. acres, two cottages on prop. Ii' 9x12 oval, frlDged rug, $S. 3399, 302. 4-speed. AM.FM stereo. __.c~ty,_5~!~.42~~~: _ REALTOR Alnl~ Iii _ ~-3592_. ._ _.. BLO~iD Spinet pi;~~:W~rlit~e-; I $400 01 b~s~ of(~~~5~~!.: OWNER. choice Rlvtr Site, OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 .it J::7 !~GLASS TOP patio table 32x~0, I DeLuxe.:+e size violin. com- l'~tl5 MERCURY Park Lane, English Bungalow near Inn $25. 5 Rattan porch 'chairs plete. $85. Phone aller 7 Bre~zeway, 4 door sedan. St. Clair, Michigan. 329-2715. HAWTHORNE 1147 - FIRST C.II TUxedo 1-6900 - 3 Trunk Lin•• To S.rv. You Quickly I~aud cU5hions, $30. TU ~.7157 p,m. TU 5-748S. all power, air condilloning, B-EAU-rIFl-=-C--LO-D-G-E--w-ith OFFERING of this deluxi! Ii! .-2venln~:______DRV)1 oUTFIT. '~o~Pi~i;~ 5t';' white walls, leather uphols. hUlle fireplace and guest three bed roo m colonial. Your Ad Can I. Ch.rl.d III LARGE BR~WN upholstered dio. very good condition. tery. low mileage, one own. collage on private 100 acre Family room with raised lounge chaIr, excellent con. Used .• $95. 861.3399. er, BeS.t~rr:r~ ~'U _1!701.__ lake, Including 116 owner. hearth. New carpeting. cen. lrally air conditioned. 60 iill!ill;iiI!tui!i1iliiii!i!ii'.!lilli!i!lm1il!i1ilill!illr:i1lJiiiiil1illi!i!ilHIii'iiililil!iliill!lli1!mWi!iI,;;;!ltiHHi!i!i!lli!i!iiW!i'i;;'ti1il'i1i;;;!!!iii!til!ill dltion, $39. VA 2-4429. ._--_ .. ----.--,.-.--;- ..68 FORD Fairlane. 2 door ~hip or 900 surrounding ------HAMMOND ORGA~-ProvlD- acres. Completely furnished. foot lot. gas heal. OViner .... RTICLlS FOR SALE WEDDING GOWN. tradt. clai A.lU2. Like ne\\, $1,~ hardtop, 35,00J miles, pow. 2 hours from Bloomfieid. leaving state. 8--ARTICLES FOR SALE I 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE tional, ivory. size 9. Excel. or bebt offer. 839.5306. er slcering. aulomatic. TU $47,000. 338.8308. mL CARPETING, approxi. I --- lent condition, $80. 886.8924. - 0 •• ---- 2-3227~_!l~050. __ _. _ mlUlly 47 sq. yds. 889.0535. PLATINUM diamond rin", 1 MAGNI FIe E NT new $3,000 'f t 81 ..."'TIQUES 2D-' .oKE D RIVER BISHOP 1176 - You will be enchanted by this spacious, carat center .tone with• 6 ranch (Black Diamond) size ------.. us see. -"....FOR SALE F'ORD390. automatic,'68 Galaxle,power4.door,steer. 1 PROPERTY.- " .... r.- Marquise cut diamonds. Box 10 mink coat. Sacrifice $750. ARMLESS Ch8il', lounge chair ------.--- d' h t h' . _ tastdully decorated rour bedroom, two and a half 1969 N 70, Groue Pointe News. Estate 3 carat lady's soli. with foot slool. 2 matching LARGE Antique Show.Sak. in,r.:,ra 10. ea er. new w lIe HARSENS JSLAND, middle - taire nawle~s diamond ring, end tables, formica top. May 3.9, Oaklanu Mall, 1.7S sidcwall t Ire s. Excellent channel canal lots, new sub. bath home near the village, GARAGE SALE - MOVING. $2,200; 3 carat lady's dome _~_c_kt_a~~~~._77_1 ..~2.0_5._ ~l~4_o~t: ... . . condili~n.!86.5577. division, Joo foot, $8,600. schools and transportation. :ONTINENTAL It offers exceptional slorage, Furniture, clothing, miscel. cluster dinner ring, $695. CARPETING. light gray wool, ANTIQUE 1r89 DODGE Coronet stalion Good investment. Adjacent large family 1!ating space, laneoua. April 23.~. 10 372.5018. lJ5 yards, with pad, $175. WEAPONS wagon, 2 seat. Loaded. golf course. 884.3959. rec. room plus lav and MARK III a.m ..... p.m. 1203 Yorkshire. 3 WOODEN barrels, 3 feel Westinghouse Delux~ double EXHIBITION' 103,00,) miles. $2,000. 871- 180' RIVER frontage home. shower in the basement. Lawn sprinkler system and ~ULLY EQUIPPED hlgb, 3 leet diameter. Ideal oven range, $50. 3.P1ece rat. AND SALE 5321. South Challnel Harsen IS'I MG'S for tables, dog houses, Colo. h n porch set. $25. 884-7655., '. .68 ROADRUNNER, 4 speed, land. 8 rooms, 2 baths, many other extras which III 1 t h $ C 11 - .. ------Amencan, Onental & Europe. h d cond. Stereo. Bur- a a mosp ere, 12. a FORTUNY lounge cbalrs, pair, an guns, knives. swords, stick, power steering, radio, completely furnis e • pan. add to living comfort. PRICE REDUCED for quick TRIUI\~PHSJ after 6. ,882.6384. excellent condition. 886. clubs h~ater. $1.100 or best orfer. eled. insulated, new :oof, 'ndy, Blacktop. Bur- and miscellaneous sale. Call now and see for I 4540. weapons from 8th Century 791.3427, new seawalls, canal. boat . ~l';tId'Y Interior.. ETC. MOVING SALE - Antique ------____ _. " .. bouse, tool shed, privatt' yourself. B.C. to m'd-19th Century . , white bedroom set. $ll0; DINING room suite, ')forgan. CHEVROLET. 1966, Caprice. road and parking. 50 miles BOURNE MOUTH 1637-0ccu. WANTED! Curtis Mathes black and I town mahogany; French tier COLLECTOR'S CHOICE Silver with black vinyl toP. from Detroit, near Old Club. FRANK ADAM white TV, AM.FM radio and table. antique dishes. 821- 725 So, Adams Birmingham 1 own!.'r, excellent. $775, 882. TU 1-2920. pancy a problem? The own. JOE HANEY record player in beautiful 8382. ---_. Si79. after 6 p,m. er of Ihls excellent three LINCOLN-MERCURY fruttwood cabinet, $250; Bis. _. 3.PIECE ,valnut, hand.carved - bedroom. one and a haIr 20777 GRATIOT DATSUN lIel carpet sweeper, day bed, DUE TO a severe shock tbe bedroom suite, marble tops, 1\IONTEGO, 1969, MX conver. ]3-REAL ESTATE bath home will move right EAST DETROIT 15200 GRATIOT Russian squirrel fur slole, following must be sold re- ~700. 882-S398. lible. Navy with white top FOR SALE out. You don't need a paint like new, ~; 1 light beige gardless of cost: GCl"Jine and interior, factory air, brush-it's all ready for oc. PR 2-0200 DR 2-1777 rug 8'6"x9'6", $20 and Persian rugs, largest selec- ANTIQUES stereo. power windows. pow. BY OWNER, 267 Merriweath. er, Grosse Pointe Farms. 3 cupancy. Walk to a s,hopplng small rugll. One oil paInting lion of new and semi.an. SHOW AND SALE er disc brakes, power steer. center In minutes. Priced at in 8ntique frame 44"x30", tiques In area and room ing. new oversize tires, low bedrooms, 1 full bath. 3 half Grosse Pointe War Memorial baths, new kitchen and ga- $31,900. '70 CHEVROLET $20. VA 4-1669. sizes. New Royal Kermans 32 Lakeshore Rd., Grosse mileage. My wife won't let In pastel colors, 9x12, regu- me pul the top down, her rage. 002.5869 weekdays 9-5 BY APPOINTMENT SONY tap recorder, Magnovox Pointe, April 23-24.25, 1 to IMPALA '70 CHEVELLE iar price $2500, sale price . 10 hair you know. $2.250. 889. of 885.6352. Open Saturday stereo, lamps, family cloth. p.m. Admission $1;50. Malibu 2-Ooor H.T. $1295. 4x6, regular ?rice, 0228. and Sunday 9.5. RIDGEMONT 259 - All the Sport Sedan lng, cornet, cotton fabrics, Free Parking. Door Prizes daily. comfort and con'{enlence of Air Conditioned v-s, Auto., P.S. mlscellaneoull. 884-5577. $650, sale price $350. 3x5, LOTUS EUROPA, 1969, Baha. 3477 DEVONSHIRE-5t. Clare colonial design. This three regular price $3~O, sale Sponsor-.Grosse Pointe Rotary Parish. 3 bedrooms. Modern AuIO., P.S. I ma yellow, 19,000 miles. bedroom. bath and a half ,rice $1705. lIany others n Never raced, no accidents, kitchen. 5unroom Carpeting aU sizes. New English Shef. ANTIQUE reed organ. Excep. home is full of much sought throughout. 2 car garage. arter features. A walnut field silver: 7 piece tea set, tional buy. Collectors item. _ power windows. 285-0120. ._ Early occupancy. Priced for ~fade by Beethoven Organ paneled family room bIg '69 IMPALA '68 IMPALA regular price $750, sale 1964-'-CA-D-IL-LA-C--F-le-e-lw-ood. quick s~le. price $300. 4 piece tea set Co., Washington, New Jer. Vinyl roof, air conditioning, enough for any activity plus Custom Couge, a rec. room. A step saver Auto., Air, regular price $225, sale sey. 75-100 years old. 61 full power. Clean cllr! $900. YORKSHIRE Auto., P.S. BUT prir.e $100. 3 light candela. keys-42" wide. Genuine TU 4-3079, after 6 p.m. Mutschler kit c hen with Cond., P.S., v-s bra breakdown to make 5 walnut. LAkeview 6.0517. REALTY CO. stainless s tee 1 built-ins. Air Condo ligbts, regular price $225, Roy Reindel. 1969 VW., AIII.FM radio, sun 1.752.9663 SOU N D INTERESTING! BEFORE sale price $100 pair. 15" roof, wblte walls. TU 4.3017. This goodie Is also located YOU BUY looted round trays, regular 8C-OFFICE EQUIPMENT 606 NEFF RD.-By owner. 3. In the Farms where the '70 CHEVROLET price $75, sale price $35. FOR SALE FE'RRARI :m G.T.B.-6 carb., bedroom Colonial in mint little ones can skip to schoo! '69 CHEVROLET Many beautiful new band. 5 speed, excellent condition. condition. Carpeting and in minutes. Don't be sorry KINGSWOOD BE SURE made table linens, banquet EXECUTIVE desk and chair lIfaseratl Ghibli, air, 5 speed. drapes throughout. Up.dated tomorrow-cal1 us and see CAPRICE with matching WAGON sets, place mat sets, tea credenza, Concourse condition. Both re. kitchen, ideal location, 60,. this today. Air Conditioned TOV/SIT cloths, etc. If you are a value $1,500. 2 side chairs. cently Imported from Italy. 156 lot, 2.car garage. Assum- 4 drawer V-8, Auto., p.s. V-S, AuIO., P.S. lover of nice things, don't file. Reasonable 647.8888. able 6,o/~% mortgage. Open BRYS 680 N. - Built in 1967 885.1000. this four bedroom, two and let this opportunity pass YOIl lA-CAR REPAIR Sunday or call 886.8532 or by. Please phone for an a~. 9-ARTICLES WANTED 1 885-7710 for appointment. a half baths, home offers po/ntment-there is no ob. ITALY AUTO REPAIRING sophisticated elegance wIlh GROSSE POINTE WOODS convenience plus for the COFFEY ligatIon on your part. 821- DIAMONDS wanted! Also arl Speclalizlng in Fiat and Volks- family. A decorator's dream 3903. objects, paintings, antiques, wagen, European and Amer. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 TO 5 TED EWALD etc. CASH. 372.0070. kitchen that puts pleasure CADILLAC FRIGIDAIRE Deluxe double - Ican cars repaired. 15831 1799 OXFORD RD. - Story into cooking, with an adjoin. o\'en slove, sink, excellent E_ Warren at Buckingham. and one-half brick bungalow, ing all purpose family room 3180 E. JEFFER50N con d i t ion. Miscellaneous PIANOS WANTED 882-2780. 3 bedrooms, bath, 2 'car de. for informal entertaining. CHEVROLET tached g." rag e. Excellent items. 885-2055. Grands, Spinets and Small 11C-BOATS AND King size walk-in closets LO 7-6811 condition. 15175 E. JEFFERSON CLOSING EST ATE. Fine Uprights. Cash. MOTORS with space for more than Baker breakfront, Chippen. VE 7-0506 HAR.PER WOODS just your clothes, muSt be Free P,arking, Drive In dale slyilHlIning table, beau. COVERED boat well to rent. seen lo he believed. Priced VA 1-2000 3S'x12'. Alter Rd. area. TV OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 TO 5 in the 60's. tiful loves eat, television, WE BUY old gold, jewelry and Orient;JI rugs, pair marble 5-8234. silver. Vogue Jewelers, - 20886 HUNT CLUB - 3 bed. CARMEL LANE 21-Country top end tables, Provincial 22377 Moross Road. 16' FALCON .fiber glass Bos. room brick bungalow, ail" atmosphere in the heart of coCEee table, VIctorian chair, ton sails, '2 h.p. oulboard, conditioned, 2 car garage. the Parms. This exceptional 1971 with needlepoint Nice mis. BOOKS, YOU "AUTO" BE COOL Art Objects Sought. anchor, aluminum mast, home just one hal! block cellaneous. Sale Friday and Browsers always welcome. tarp. Ready to sail, com- SWEENEY & MOORE from the take C!ffers so MERCURY Saturday, April 23rd and B. C. elaes Book Shop. Miss plete with trallor. Good faml. 881-6800 much ror the discriminate IN A COOK USED CAR 24th, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4708 Ethel Claes, 1670 Leverette Iy boat. Large cockpit. Pric. huyer. Gracious center hall 1968 FORD LTD 1968 FORD DEMOS Chatsworth, Detroit, south (48216). WO 3.4267. cd to sell. 884-1628. VERNIER ROAD 1316-Very means convenience plus. ror of Warren Ave. \Vest of desirable 3 bedroom colon. TUXEDO, in good condition, the family. Four bedrooms, AM.FM GALAX IE Outer Drive. Conducted by BARBER boat, inboard motor, ial, close to schools, trans- MARQUIS, size 40-41, regular. Reason three and a hal! baths, a 2 Dr. H_T. Estelle M. nan and Mary 21-foot: Gray marine engine. portation and :: hop pin g. $1895 MONTEREYS, able. 882.5779, after 6. family room with raised Ann Haley. White Elephant Fully equipped. 'Phone 778. Spacious carpeted 1i v in g hearth, fireplace, looking 1970 FORD XL $1695 COUGARS Shop, Royal Oak. ROUND tables, round glas s 7600 for details. room with natural fireplace. oul on a delightrul patio. 2 Dr_ H.T. Comfortable glassed and 1968 T-BIRD ~II fully' equipped intI. INTERCOMS-2 masters, 3 re- china closets, jewelry, dishes , 24 FOOT Fiberglass Rainbow Completely air conditioned, screened Den for summer $2495 londnu air condo mote. $175 value for $65. A. old furniture. 366.9382. Sloop. Fully equipped. A aU. garage. TRULY one of bargain at $2,400. 882-5815. relaxation. Recreation rO;Jm a kind. B. Dick Duplicator. TU"edo I WANTED: 'Dinner plates. Syr- with lavatory close by. 1969 FORD LTD $2195 5-4060. acuse "Minuet." 886.4746. . FRANK ADAM FIBERGLASS 14 foot, '68 Sea Loads of comfortable living E. JEFFERSON 17525 - RE- -4 Dr. Sedon 1968 PONTIAC LAX. If you would rather LI NCOLN-MERCURY BOAT AWNING, never used. WANTED to buy women's rid. King, 45 H.P., electric start, here at a reasonable price. Cotolina .of dr. Sedan trailer. 886-2574. spend your time traveling, $2395 Bi-fold doors 6 feet high, Ing bools size 8"2 or 9. TU HAMPTON ROAD 1001- A 20777 GRATIOT never used. 11'hxI6 Kerwan 1-3408. golfing, boating or just be. very charming residence 1969 FORD $1695 EAST DETROIT Karastan rug, beige back. SACLBOAT, 14 foot, all fiber ing lazy, this townhouse GALAXIE '67 T-BIRD ground with pInk and blue WANTED round oval oak glass. Proctor aluminum close to Mack transporta' could be the answer for PR 2-0200 mast. Full sails and spin. tion' anrl shopping. Spacious 500.of Dr. .. Dr. floral pattern. Almost new. table. VA 1-0837. more play time. No malnte. n:lker, many extras. Also 92' Lot, 2 car attached ga. nance-but if you enlertaln, Cost $9G!). now asking $600. 10A-MOTO-R-C-Y-C-L-ES-.-' $2095 $1895 new tilt trailer with lights. rage, recreation room, nat- the gourmet kitchen. with TU 6-1877. FOR SALE Call 882.6085 afternoon and ural fireplace and 3 roomy bar and six bedrooms, three 1969 FORD 1969 COUNTRY 1970 HENREDON CIRCA 60. Pecan I I evening. bedrooms with lots of stor. and a half baths should fill GALAXIE SQUIRE double bed, matching tables, HONDA OWNER~. EXIJ:Irt age area top off this desira- the bill. Well located. 16' ALUMI:'lUM Starcraft, 80 ble home. 500 2 Dr. H.r. 10 Pass. CONTINENTAL celery quilted spread, gold lune-~p.s and engme ,repaIrs dust ruffle, Sterns and Fos- SpeCIalists on 350 S. L~w horsepower Johnson automa- ROSLYN 21 - New England $2195 $2795 4 DOOR tel' firm mattress. All excel. rates. Call Steve or KeVin tic. Pamco trailer. Besloffer. colonial with all the large lent condition, $200. 882,9138, 886-2273 after 8 p.m. !\84.4265. ROWE & spacious rooms this design -_._-- offers. Seven bedrooms a 2 TO CHOOSE FROM after 6 p.m. or Saturday. I .11-CAR$ FOR SALE SAILBOAT, Flying Scot, with twenty five fOOlliving room FULLY EQUIPPED racing equipment. If new, MAHOGANY dining room set, I "BUICK, '66, LeSabre, conver GROVE and large 8Ox150tree shaded INCL. AIR CONDo 53,500. Now $1,750. TU 4- Cook Ford 8 pieces. Good condition, tiblc, black and white, pow 0654. TU 4-1000 It'l. Walk to the Grosse Point Shores park. 16801 Mack at Cadieux 882.7787 LIGHT BLUE WITH S20v. 881.7423. er steering. brakes. Excel MIDNIGHT 'BLUE. TRADITIONAL Str!e, brown lent condition. Low mileage CHRIS.CRAFT - Twin screw. CLINTON Township, 16-M97 "You receive more for your dollar ... hOnesllv'" and gold floral with while Original owner. $950. 885 Recently surveyed and val- area. 3.bedroom brick ranch, background, 86", $125. 886. 3091. \led at $4,500. Will take $3,- llA1.bath, finished basement, CHAMPION FRANK ADAM 700. Completely equipped. 2'h-car garage. Fenced lot. 8557. -1963FORD convertihle. Radio , 28800 East Jefferson. Excellent condition. $26,900. REALTOR LI NCOlN-MERCURY 2 PROM dresses, size 10. 1 aut 0 10 a tic transmission , Assumable mortgage. Call 20777 GRATIOT peach, 1 pale blue. TU 2-7071. power steering, good condi 17' GARWOOD, 95 horsepower, 79l-S318. TU 4-5700 EAST DETROIT lion. $350. 822.1566. $500. 884.2425. GARAGE SALE-2 families. WOOD PR 2.0200 Children's c lot h e s, toys, '66 MUSTANG, red wilh blac k 11D- TRAILERS AND GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE wigs,' household, miscellane. vinyl top, air conditioning , CAMPERS oUS. Friday-Saturday. 315 3 speed. $700. Call ane r 1970 APACHE Camper, Mesa PRIVATI CHAU''''UO McMillan. 5:30. 822-4252.. JI. S1eells 6. Excellent. 881. JOANNA WESTERN I MOTORSINc. \\CADILLAC 1967 THUNDERBIRD 2 door I ~849 aCler 5. LIMOUSINE WI NDOW SHADES RESALE SHOP hardtop, original ow'ne:-. 88G. - RENT PLUSH TRAVCO Cleaning, Turning, Rep.lrlnl' OPEN WEDNESDAYS, 10.2, 361S PORCH SHADES MELLOWS Grosse Pol n t e Unitarian . MOTOR HOMES SIRVICI CUSTOM WINDOW SHADES I - USED CARS Church, 17150 Maumee (in TORONAO-O-l-00-6-,-da-r-k-g-r-c-en-,Air condition, self 'conlalned, WITH the Annex, at rear or build. deluxe interior, low mileage. sl.~eps 7. Motorama Rental Ing). Between Neff and SI. One owner. Mint condition. Tnc, 886.5840. GRA l"; TOP Clair. 882.9755. $1,595. 778.6332. 60 To Choose From MILES" 11E-MOBILE HOMES '.rvln, The 50 Cars Expertly UNDERWOOD Olivitti po r t- 70J,2 CORVE'ITE coupe One 'oint. Ar.. SALES AND SlRVICE Reconditioned and ahIe ty..hewn't er WI'th case. or a kl'nd. Factory color 8',,35' Bella Casa-2 bcdroloms, Grosse Pointe Cab 1501 KERCHEVAL 100% GUARANTEE Plea type. Like new. Used combination. Bridgehampton partially fur n ish ed, gun J:ut of Alter _ 11\tale Pull: Guaranteed for You type oil furnace, awning TU 2.5300 TV 5~ to Choose From about 6 hours, $70. 775.2256, blue, saddle interior. 12,000 30 days or 1,000 mileslilo ROGER WASHERAlthough- perhaps"RCA Whirlpool.7 years 1970 CORVE"""E•• ml'nl cond'l- ! 12A.-COMMERC'AL GROSSE POINTE Call TU 2-6074 old, has been kept as are- t10n AM/FM stereo air con. PROPERTY serve and nol used over a dltloned, 350 cubIc' inch, 4 Shoe •• palr to advertise RINKE dozen times. Very good con. speed. Call 886.0036 week. MACK COR. LINCOLN under Guide to dltlon, $85. 886.6167 eve- days, 9.5. 365 Fisher Rd" Opp. High 15351 GRATIOT at 8 MILE nlngs. • Prime site for ofCices. 132' on Good Service CADILLAC ------.1 'S9 M.G. MIDGET, green, ex. Mack Avenue. CUSHMAN Colonial desk, solid tras, sharp. :186.0586. KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 ,.'-i~~\ 372-2600. PR 8.6400 maple, fIIpdown top. 882. '61} CHEVROLET cuslom 1m. VA 1-2070 CO, 8279 after 6 p.m. MACK AVE. Like new, 7 of. , 'it VAN DYKE pala, 2 door hardtop, vinyl lIces. Central air, 2 lavs., • Engine, trans., rear a~le, front axle assemblies, Bet. 10. II Mile Rds. PORCH furniture. Woodard roof, power steering, V.8, paneling, carpeting Land (f'.NrO ", brake system, and electrical systems. Telephone Mayfield, Sell blue, 3 piece automatic. A.1 condition. lontracl terms Mrs JeUries, LANa.Q.AB .• "vle. 536.6260 Or 757.0767 sectional, ottoman, slack 17,000 miles. 1991 Severn Purdy and Associates TU LANDSCA'I DISION, CONSTRUCTION& & MAINTINANCI tables. $J50. TU 4.4191, Rd., Grosse PoJnte Woods. 2.0899 I• • 1'1 'I I \ - - - .....-..- P.Cif 5*.4. a a ESSE. as sa a 4.JC: a • a.sea :s 5 4 $ 55 42$5 P .0.5 4 a £ hOlSi _ • J!I ',0!J'"1 P4"'0)4 "'~! -,r-i Ie,. Thursday, April 22, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Five r-.-IIlII1II'.lJ_-~~_IIl:~'IIl!Il'IIII1IM= ll11.~~lt"_l__ ~~ I ..Iii' .M'l1II.~l'l~'IrI'>l!!i~'MQ!m;,~m1&llliWOO'filZl...IiIIilIiltJ'~jiH"I~" I3-REAL ESTATE I3-REAL ESTATE I3-REAL ESTATE I3-REAL ESTATE , FOR SALE _ FOR SA~__ FORSALE FOk SALE U-~~~LS~t~ATE ...... l'1'LASSZ~Z~'DJ! 794roomNOTREColonial,Dame2 car- garage.3 bed. ANITA-Brick ranch. 3 bed. 187~ LOCH:\IOOR 1._SO:\lERSET. 1447. Open Satur- 257 MORAN-Don't _'.iiiimiss •• last 'i: $33.500. Open Sunday 2.5. rooms, dining room, family I day. Sunday 1 to 6:30 or ap. offer by owner. Mid 3(/'5. room. finished basement, OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 pointment. Face brick ranch. 884-2467. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. I garage, patio. 3 bedrooms, l;z baths, 2;z ,-----.------BY OWNER 3 bedroom colonial, large \ garage. $27,800 bargain. 5 BEDROOMS, newly decorat .. 'NITA-Brick Tri.level. Large kitchen, enclosed terrace. Conventional loan. 882.8902'1 Middlesex. ed. excellent condition, II kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 1~ ~ car garage, extra lavatory --- south of Essex fins I years old, central aIr condi. b~tthSh Jamlly rOlim, 2 car In basemen!. I CAF~V~~G4~e -, ~JRSJ ?Fb 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath colonial. CIII TUxedo 26900 3 T k l.' 1i0lling, garage door opener, a ac e garage. LANDER' REALTY CO. i home wiih 2c:;;~m~g ~e Family room with fireplace, . - run Lin •• To Serve You Quickly electronic filler, carpeting, CANTERBURY-Large 4 bell. TU 4.0100 . TU 2-7~ I bath down, 3 bedrooms' tile attached 2 car garage, Sr. Y Ad C I~Idrapery throughout, 1m. room Colonial. 2lh baths.I------~--- bath up. Recreation R~m ro.om and .lav. on ~st ,floor. our In Be Charged me d i ate occupancy. TU family room. finished base. . Gas Heat. Priced in mid! Ki.tchen With all built In ap . .~ _.' I 4.5619. ~O Woods Lane, ment. central air and 2 car I AN~TA, 1115 - Brick Ranch 30's. Sell on Land Contract phanc~s, Dra,pes and.. some ...'m'~~$.fflcJ~~1i&.~ y.xW." .. "'~\\l:"$.~'1iN".~m:!:':"'<* Grosse POinte Woods. attached garage. I WIth two bedroom!, 1;z only. carpeting. A 1 r conditioned U-:~~LS~t~ATE 113-REAL ESTAT! '~'13~;~~IST~;E .,;; '. 16Z0 TORREY. ~vely ccni~ FO~TANA LANE-See Our I ~~~~d ~duse~.l~~ly3rdrc::: KENSINGTON, 1040-5 bed. I ~~~b~a~J:~\~e~~;s ~ r;::; __ ------1 FORSALE : FORSALE I entrance Colonial. 3 bed. Pict\lre Ad-Page 21. room), In Mint Condition! room, 3 bath English home old home. BERKSHIRE 743. English I GROSSE P ! ------, ~ooms, l'o!t baths: .large liv. FLEETW(JOD _ Evc e 11e n t Price reduced. with excellent fioor plan in- Tudor, five bedrooms, Mut. Tw OINT~ WOODS VENDOME CT. - 280, brick I m~ room and dInmg room n I d' 'N. Edgewood- chler kitchen, family room. ? lbedr~m. brick ra~cb, and stone Colonial in lovely I w~th n a t u r a I .woodwork. Brick Cape Cod. 2 bed. DEVONSHIRE. 1385 - Brick ~t~i/s~gLarfgreonlibt.raarnyd.fl'nrl.esah~Grosse POI'nte Shores VA 3.6094. nice y nwntamed and priced selling. Authentic Williams. FIreplace, draperies, carpet. rooms. dining room. Florida colonial with four bedrooms, __ ,______~nder $25,000. Good assump- burg period. Walnut floors I ing, paneled activities room room. 2 car garage. Vacant. two aoj one.half baths. ed basement. Economical 3 BEDROOM, 2 bat h ranch tion. TU 5-6057 after 6 p.m. wormy ches'nu'• • library,' with built.in storage areas. KENMORE-Attractive 3 bed. Library. Close to transpOl" ragega" heat.LargeAttachedlot 2 car ga. witn family room. dining GROSSE POINTE ______new ki'chen 5 bedrooms screened porch, enclosed tation. '. room. ilr. room. allached 2 '" room, Ilfl bath, brick Colon PAR K OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 31-'..baths. Owner. 886-45Jol'I' brick wall insures privacy. ial. Florida room. 2 car at. HANDY PLACE. 89 _ Brick FARMS - Large Ranch type car garage with door open. BARRINGTON, 2 blocks off 22 Clairview, Grosse Pointe ------Open Sundlly 2-5 or b)' ap. tached garage. contemporary with four bed. home on secluded lane near :~'d ~:~: ~~my ~~t~o~~: ~~J Jefferson _ Older, stately Shores. Spacious rambling OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 point'llent. 886.2453. rooms, 2~ baths, family I Lake. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. I awn sprinkler Ca""eted '" 1 d' 947 WASHINGTON RD HOLLYWOOD-Brick Bunga room. Central air condl.tion. family room. 1st floor laun. •.. 4 bedroom, D'ltch Colonial, ranc.h rorma ming room BERKSHIRE-Colonial, 5 bed. low. 3 bedrooms, den, 2 full . d Att h d and draped throughout. Ex. 1 bedroom down. 2 full baths family room, 3 bedrooms' DELIGHT yourself with many rooms. 4~ baths. Custom baths. dining room, central mg. Kitchen built.ins. ry. ac e garage, Only c~lIent condition and priced full dining room, den, up: possible 4; 4;z baths, fin: extras in this excitingly dif. built with lots of extra fea. . A I 0 $67,500. right. dated kitchen, rec. room, isbed basement. Immediate fercnt bungalow. Situated on tures to make living more air, ssume arge morigage'l M ~OSS. 385-Brick colonial 3 CHOICE RANCH walk.in closets, ver)' clean possession. extra large lot on one of pleasant. Eltpensive and McKINLEY - Custom built WI~h four bed~~ms, 2.~ R.W. Smith 884-3545 . G P . t • b B . k C I .• 3 b d ba.hs and exquIsite family OFFERINGS I home. Price r~duced. CHAMBERLAIN . rosse OlD e.s ~ost eau-, useful detailing. rlc ooma!. e rooms, rcom REAL ESTATE I tunl and de;lr~b.~ streets. HALL PLACE _ Center En- 1~ baths. breakfast room,' 'BARCLAY, 401 - Spacious OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 GROSSE POI NTE Be sure and see IDslde today. trance Colonial 3 bedrooms rec. room, 2 car garage. WASHINGTON, 661- Cente" FARMS Ranch. 3 bedrooms, in the Heart of I:ARMC 773-4500 778.6633: . '. ' I entrance I' I 'th - "b th d C t 1 \ I ,J 'I' ST. CLAIR _ Charming end 2 balhs. recrealion room. MORAN _ Brick Colonial. 3 co oDla WI SIX ... a s, en. en ra Air M I OA C . t 1 f bedrooms. 31h baths, den Conditioning. Priced to allow the Farms U R R D, near Kercheval. WINDMILL POINTE DRI E I unit townhouse. Must be onvenlen oea Ion. bedrooms, t err ace, rec. and rec. room. Ideal for for redecorating. . Short walk to "The Hill". • V.' see!! to apj)reciate its many room with bath, garage. large family. Spacious rooms Key note shops, older but updated 3 1583032. Duplex. Ea~h Unit, deSirable features: Luxuri. WM. W. QUEEN Price reduced! S. BRYS, 1031 - S'potless this ideal family home sur. bedroom home. Colored bath 2 bedrooms, l.~ baths, sun ously carpeted, 7 rooms, 886-4141 TORRY RD,. 1381 - 'Brick Ranch with those hard to rounded with mature trees fixtures. furnace, electrical, room. recreation room. By 3'k baths. Member Grosse Pointe I PEACH, TREE LANE-Brick semi-ranch with 3 bedrooms. fin d 2 large bedrooms, and a quarter.acre in the plumbing, sewers and car. owner. $61,500. By appoint. Real Estate Board Colomal. 4 bedroom:>, 3~ Zllz baths, screened ;:orch panelled den. all nicely car- farms. Four bedrooms. 21h pets all new. Jalousied front ment only. 891-4523 or 301. WILCOX 884-35501 bath5, family room, dining and finished basement. Ex. peted. 2 car attached ga. baths + Lib. Realisticallv porch. FHA OK. Price reo 460-9284. 382 HILLCREST - Attractive room, beated inground pool, cellent storage facilities. rage. Priced at $53,900. . duced, owner anxious. CHARTER OAK Co.op, 20236\ qrick bungalow, 3 or 4 bed. central, many elttras. Elttras. Immed. pOssession. RO Great Oaks Circle South, 2 rooms plus family room. HOLLYWOOD, ~60 - Near 254 LOTHROP MARV. BOUTIN G SSE POINTE FARK bedrooms, full basement, I $32,900. Open Sunday. 881- SHOREWOOD LAKE VIEW property. Near Lakeshore. 3 bedrooms, 1;z SHORT + TO THE 1409 BUCK INGHAM pool. 468.7619. I 2474. park. prime residential area. baths, elttra large kitchen. POINT: , REALTY OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 REALTY CO. 'I' c~rner location - Cameron Recreation room. Ext r a On Any Listing-Call Us 20431 Mack 886.8710 pace. bath in basement. What else have you seen complete multi. list with 4 bedrooms, good room 884.7733 773.7820 C~Jr~~m~~~a~~ ~:t~:,ia~'a~ G R0 SSE POI NT E GROSSE PTE. FARMS I se:icl:~~ filer. for Grosse sizes. fenced yard and two- & car garage close to Mail e 94 MEADOW Lane. Open Sat- ural fireplace. Large lot, TRANSFERRED owner is Poi'lte and all suburban Silloway CO. School for $30,900'1 urday ;lnd Sunday 2.5. Cen- ~~ic~f~~~e. Owner moving LAKESHORE on the Lake BARCLAY - Attractive 3- anxious to sell tbis fine 6- aleas. 884.7000 ter entrance brick Colonial - Monahan.built COLO. bedroom rancb in the year old residence in' an located on a quiet dead end NIAL on 100x569.foot site "Farms." Many ext r a ideal location and can give Kenneth W. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 STRONGMAN- street. 3 bedrooms, 1'12 FIKAN Y with 5 bedrooms, 2 secohu features including luxury quick occupancy if desired. 903 RIVARD BLVD. Excep- baths, living room with fire. floor lounges, each with carpeting. burglar and It features an excellent wal- tional one owner Colonial. KELLY place, dining room, kitchen REALTOR fireplaces, 3'h bat h s , fire alarm. air condition- nut paneled library, lovely CARTER New carpeting, enclosed with breakfast nook, back beautiful library, 2 ter- ing. TU 1-4200. garden room and 4 bed. porch, 2 fir~laces. Many I & Associates pOrch, 2 car garage. Owner 886 5051 races. 1st floor laundry, rooms with 3~ baths. extras. By appointment. ';'78. 889-0800 4302. transferred. 881-6731. - ~~~~~ ~\~;he:ec;ra:t~~:: LA~~~~W2~b~~E-;~~ T. RAYMOND JEFFS & CO. TU 1-6300. Colonial in the "Farms." TU 1-1100 If no ans. TU 2.0176 20223 Mack Avenue TU 4.4400 Large family room with WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE FAIRWAY DRIVE in Star fireplace, h and y mud 1st Offering of Sea Parish-Immediate room, 2.car attached ga- occupancy in tbis fine 3- rage. St. Paul's Parish. THINK OF Farm House on Maumee. Large living room and dining bedroom, 1~.bath RANCH TU 4.0600. Pointe room. Library and sun room. Ph baths. 3 bedrOOOls. with 33.foot family room. Grosse Huge lot. Hay loft above garage. Possession July 1. FIRST OFFERING n ear large mod ern kitchen, OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 $37,500. paneled games room, 2- Monteith School - Com- C::lT attached g ara ge. pletely up.dated 3.bed- TAPPAN WESTCHESTER 885. Step LAKE Shore, Grosse Pointe st $52,300. TU 1.6300. room RANCH on W. Ida into a charming centrally Shores .. Better than new KID'S SPECIAL NEAR SCHOOLS ... 1 Offering Lane with new family /lir - conciitioned Ear I y Farm Colonial. Four bed. BISHOP - Unique interior room, terrific mod ern Excellent 5 bedroom, 3 bath home (3 bedrooms, 2. baths "Cloverly Road" at ,Braupre. 4 bedroom 2 bath con- American home. 3 bed- rooms, three and one- dowl\ plus 2 obedrooms and bath up), roomy kitchen temporary home featuring a first floor bedroom. Paneled decorator's home. 3.bed- kitchen, terrace, paneled rooms, 2'h baths. Panel. half baths including hed. games room with profes- wlblt.ins. 801 ANITA. I den. Abundant thermopane windows bring the outdoors room F r e n c h Colonial ed Family Room. 2 car room and bath, activities with beautiful new carpet- sional bar, 2-car attached inside. A roomy family home situated on a deep lot. attached garage. Conveni- room. exceptional sitting WATCH YOUR STEP ... ing and custom draperies garage and even all new Perfect location for Kerby and Brownell schools. Many room and utility room on No ups or downs here-3 bedroom face brick ranc:l thruout. Striking 26.foot carpeting. $49,000. TU ent location. Early occu- extras, $63,000: A call to one .of our consultants will pancy. the first fioor. Lot 101 x with carpeted living room, dining L, beautiful kitchen family room with large 1-6300. provide you with the necessary detaUs. 230. Priced at $110,000. w/large breakfast area. attached garage. Priced under bar, all new appliances. WESTCHESTER 820. Good $40.000. Low SO's. TU 4.0600. SADDLE LANE - FIRST looking Colonial. 4 bed- FAIRFORD in t.he Shores. OFFERING of this lux- rooms, 2'h baths. Recrea- Ranch. Very plush and GENTLEMAN FAR:\IER ... .Balfour urious 4-bedroom, 2~- Road .HAMPTON - 3-bedroom, tion room, Merits interior ,:ery spacious. Three bed. Charming farm.type colonial conveniently located, 3 l'h.bath CO LON I A L bath COLONIAL. Large Here is good value for anyone searching for a comfort- inspection. $48,500. rooms. three full baths. bedrooms, I1h baths, paneled family room, large modern kitchen with all built.ins able 4 bedroom 21h bath family hO!Jle in an excellent MUST BE SOLD. All Paneled library and fam. kitchen, 2.car garage. Newly decorated. 353 Mount kitchen huill-ins, goo d and separate pantry, fam- school location. Around the corner from Pierce Middle BY APPOINTMENT ily room. Utility room. Vernon. OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5. breakfast space, family ily room with fireplace school and Defet elementary. Two oversized bay win. Recreation room with room and paneled games which adjoins lovely ter- 'BUCKINGHAM. First ad. dows provide an unusual charm. Summer possession. bar, Central air condi- EXECUTIVE'S COLONIAL . . • room. Owner transferred. race and wall-enclosed vertised. Nice Colonial. 3 Don't miss seei1\g this one. $46,500, tioning. Many expensIve 4 large bedrooms, 3Y.1baths, 3 natural fireplaces richly Priced well at $38,900. garden. Beautiful condi. bedrooms, 1'h bat h s. Family room. $39,500. and useful deta Us. paneled library, Located on large lot in WindmiU TU 1.6300. tion. TU 4.0600. Pointe, 973 BALFOUR ROAD, convenient to everything. KENWOOD Court. Center OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 MIDDLESEX - Spacious 6- R E N A U D RANCH with HILLCREST. Trim Cape CRAMPED FOR SPACE? ... Cod on quiet cul-de.sac. hall colonial of special 254 Stephens Road ... A very roomy 3 bedroom 21h bedroom English b r i e k everything for leisure liv- 1 cbarm. Four bedrooms. You'll have lots of room in tbis 4 bedroom 2 h bath bath Ranch home featuring every imaginable elttra. COLONIAL with library ing and extensive enter- T h r e e bedrooms, two two and one.half baths. colonial with large library, St. Paul's parish. Locatcd 2 huge family rooms. Very high 51h% existing mort- and family room, recrea- taining - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths of which one bed. Fine c 0 u n try kitchen. near schools. Immediate possession. gage. Immediate possession. tion room with bar, 2.car baths, all kitchen built-ins room and bath are on the at t a c he d garage. The plus laundry units, fine first floor. Paneled rec- Paneled Uorar.y. Recrea- VEST POCKET PRICED . . . tion room. $59,500. quality shows! TU 1-4200 family room, pan e 1e d reation room. Glassed 3 bedroom, 1~ bath English with newly carp\!ted kitchell g a m e s room, terrace, and screened porch. Good STONEHURST. Appealing and master bedroom. newly decorated. New furnace, COLONIAL on the Counlry m'ortgage balance with swimming pool, 2-car at- Early American ranch. 3 den, 2.car garage. Quick possession, 1424 GRAYTON. Club fairways - Built by tached garage. Must be low interest rate. $29,900. bedrooms, 2 batbs. Large Monahan wit h 4, bed. sold. $67,500. TU 1.6300. OUTSIDE PAINTING' DAYS ARE OVER ... If this is your price range and you want an immaculate TROMBLEY. Sharp Colon- Family room. Eltcellent rooms, 3 h baths, oak 3 bedroom colonial his all aluminum trim, 1319 Holly. 4 bedroom 2 bath home In a great Grosse Pointe Farms ' traffic pattern. Superior paneled family room. 2nd GROSSE POINTE BLVD. ial. 5 bedrooms, 3'12 wood, Full 2.car garage, sharp house, good location. location off Kercheval, we suggest we're doing you a baths. Library. Recrea. location in the Sbores. favor to urge you to make an appointment soon to floor sitting room, out- hanCly to everything - Newly.painted 3-bedroom, tion room and third floor BEAUTIFUL HOME. FOR LIFE • . . insp~.ct this custom built home. Beautiful beamed.ceiling standing kitchen and 1st KENSINGTON. Well.built, Ph.bath ENGLISH COLO. Studio are paneled. Cen. I) bedroom, 3 bath English Tudor, spacious and gracious in family room. 50 foot lot. Built in 1955. floor laundry, 140x261-foot II-'.. bath English. Three NIAL ideal for young tral air conditioning. 80 with' modern kitchen, Florida room, den. All this for site and many special big bedrooms on second marrieds. 2S.!oot terrace, foot lot. $59,500. the family looking for large rooms. Eltcellent assumable amenities. Price adjusted floor and large combina. to $123,000. TU 1.6300. paneled games rooDl, 2. RENAUD. Open the double mortgage. Price reduced. Oxford Road car aUached garage. Of. tion bedroom - study on doors to a spacious third floor. Paneled. mod- YOU'RE SURROUNDED . . . The modern kitchen is just one of the appealing at. BUCKINGHAM - Spacious fers invited. TU 1.6300. F r e n c h Colonial near ern kitchen with built. by trees, 1901 LITl'LESTONE, cUstom.built 3 bedroom tractions of this 4 bedroom 2'k bath English residence. and attractiVE 4.bedroom, Lake Shore Road. 4 bed. 2lh.bath COLONIAL on WESTCHESTER-Near the ins. Large lot. $37,900. 21h bath white brick colonial, attached 2.car garag~ Built to last several lifetimes, we think you'll like the rooms. 3 baths, Powder large double lot. Library lake. Choice 4.bedroom, and heated breezeway. soothing atmosphere of its attractive interior. Parcells room, Family room, Kit. CHALFONTE. C u s tom Middle school. Many advantages for those desiring a with fireplace, h and y. center hall COLONIAL. s e r v ice stairs, games. Paneled library, Mutsch. chen with built.ins, Patio, built deluxe Early Amer- A GRAND SLAM WINNER ... good home in a pleasant neighborhood. $49,500. Recreation room, 2 car ican ranch overlooking room, aUached garage. ler kitchen, central air Custom 4 bedtoom, 21& bath multi.level, beautifullY attached garage on large golf links. 2 large bed. VERY SHARP condition. conditioning. 100.foot lot carpeted and draped, Sh8ftl and charming sunken lot with circular drive. rooms. Paneled library or TU 4-0600. pius many other luxury family room w/firepl.ce. 1080 )fARlAN COURT, with Sailor's Delight extra bedroom with fire. many other fine features. features. Price reduced. LORAINE. Neat Colonial. 3 Custom.built residence on quiet court off Lakesnore CLOVERLY - Perfectly. Tl' 1.4200. place. Many ameniLles. bedrooms, 1'h baths, Rec. $84,500. MAINTENANCE FREE • . . Drive in Grosse Pointe Farms. 4 bedrooms, 2~ baths, kept FOUR. BEDROOM reation room. $36,750. plus maid's room and bath. Beautifully maintained. RAMBLING RANCH nes. BEAUPRE - Bllautifully 1796 VERNIER, practically new 3 bedroom, 21h bath Generous sized rooms throughout. Privacy everywhere. tled among tall trees on decorated 3.bedroom, 21,0'". ROSLYN 64. Near Lake. BISHOP near lake. Plush condominium, centrally air conditioned, study or 4th $92,500. ' 85x182.foot sitl!. Excellenl balh COLONIAL n ear shore. Topnotch semi- ranch designed for small bedroom. All the conveniences of a beautiful homll family room, 3 bedrooms. Kerby School. Fa m 11y ranch. 2 bedrooms, 1~ family de.qiring spacluus trouble.free! ! rooms. Built 1953. Two 2 baths, formal dining room, 2nd floor slUing baths on first floor. 2 bed- AN INVESTMENT IN WONDERFUL LIVING . . . room, games room and 2- room, pan e 1 e d gamps bedrooms. Library. Pan. Executiv.e Residence rooms and bath above. plus "estate grounds" with view of the lake from ~very car attached garage, Low room, 2.car attached ga. eled recreation r 0 () m. Paneled Family Roo m, room. Impressive Georgian colonial designed by Albert in new subdivision near Lake SI. Clair in Grosse Pointe 60's. TU 1.6300. rage, low interest existing Kitchen with built-ins, Wide lot wtlh' superb City. 4 family bedrooms, 3Y.1baths, family room, etc. mortgage. $52,500. TU landscaping, Kahn, perfect condition, exquisite decorating, 5 bed. Recreation room. 75 foot rooms, 4 baths. One of the loveliest homes we have Excellent condition. $92,000. OUTSTANDING FIRST OF. 1.6300. lot. See today. FERING on Deeplands- FARMS. Near Ihe lake. seen In Grosse Pointe. Can us now for a pcrsonalized 4.bedroom, 3~ bath, air- FIRST OFFERING on Haw. B R I ARC L IFF in the Custom built, Fine qua. appointment. lity. FIrst floor bedroom. Kensington Road conditioned CAPE COD thorne-Sharp 4.bedroom Shores. Interesting trio IS THERE A BETTER BUY? . . . with ultra.modern kitch. ENGLISH half - timber level. 3 bedrooms, 2~ Three large bedrooms This location Is great for shopping, tt'Jnsportalion, and Low down payment, genuine !bllrgain! Lots of room, en with brcakfast room. COLONIAL n ear Ferry baths. Paneled Family plus two bathrooms on either public or parochial schools. This 5 bedroom, 3~ 4 bedroom colonial situated on 60 Ct. lot. 895 LAKE. family room with belimed School. Fine pan e led room, ccntral alr.condi. second floor. Walnut pan. bath English home is probably the most house for the POINTE, near two waterfront parks, shopping and ceiling, h8ndy 1st floor games room and 2.car ga. tioning. Large lot. Special eled library with fire. money available in. Grosse Pointe today. Large lot, 3 car transportation. Priced at $34,~. laundry, games room, lots rage. Owner transferred features. $67,500. place. Family room, Uti!. garage, and priced at onl~ $41,500. We suggest you call of closets and delightful 8nd home priced to sell ity room. Shake shIngle SWIM, PLAY, REST AND LIVE ... us for a look. decor. $69.500. TU 1.6300, quickly, $29,500. TU 1.6300 CLOVERLY. French Pro- roof. Lawn .sprinkler sys. vincial, built 1951. Four tern. Well developed gar. Locate t • c. Wr' N". Md:S • ,«,'$ •• mO.9 •• $m Z 'S bPS 11S. a_mCMsrt.ts • a • rM tt '. e tma bC Or ...... *' ------_._----._----Twenty-Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thur,d.y, April 22, 1971 t3-REAL ESTATE : 13-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13A-LOTS POI SALE FOR SALE FOil SALE __ 1_ FOR SAtE I FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 65x113. $11,000. 884.3179. WILLOW TREE PLACE OPEN ~1JNDAY Z:30.5:00 1t 78 DEVONSH IRE ROCHESTER Owner. Spacious borne. steps I. OWNERS transferred out of TRAVERSE CITY. Cul.de.sac, WOODLAND SHORES, 71 - ROAD Franklin Wood!, Lot #9. Old from Shores Park, " bed. Splendid tri.level home near their new ColonIaL Gives rooms. 21rZ baths. study, you the opportunily to Mission Peninsula overlook. the water. Arranged to pro. OPEN DAILY 12.:l ing Bay. Newest exclusive family room, formal living vide great areas Cor enter- acquire one of the best. ~ and dining rooms, Mutschler bedrooms, 2~ baths, family subdivision, underground taining with minimum ef. Deluxe 3 bedroom llrick ranch utilities. paved streets. Call kite h ~ n, carpeting, and forl for host and hostess. room, library. 3 car garage, with Camily room. 2 baths, exposed basement, recrea. 1468.6416. dra~s throughout. Three bedrooms, two baths c e n t r a I air. conditioning, 886-2907 and two p Thursd.y. April 22, 1971 G R 0 SSE, POI N TEN c W s Page Twenty.Seven ~._------lC--1LECTlllCAL l1G-RooFING SERVICE, 11 I-PAINTING AND 21O-CEMlNT WORK 21 S-CARPENTER I 21 Z LANDSCAPI NG SlRVla ------DECORATING - I ROOF repairs, gutters, decks, PORCHES, d r i v e s, patios, DOING all types of carpenter TYLL LANDSCAPE CO. Memorial Cellter Donors CANNON ELECTRIC chJrnneys. Do ....ork myself. PAINTING, neat, experienced, brick 14.l)rk,etc. Satisfaction work. remodeling attle Lawn ll.alntenance and gar- (COlltinued Irom Page ]) Irwm, Dr, and Mrs. William COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Alter Roofing. TU 1-480'7. references, reasonable. After guaranteed. Pointe Cement, room., porches. Small or dening, 13 years in Grosse April 6 •H. Jl'\OIlS, Mr. and Mrs, W. SERVICE 5. TU 1.6306. Wall washing. 885.7993. big jobs. r~timates Iree. Pointe area. Free estimates. 21H--RUG CLEANING ------I TUxedo 5.S892 1.463.01311. Mr. and Mrs. Nor man I Rall,!l Jewell. Mr. and Mrs. RESIDENTIAL Acker, Mr, and IIfrs. Thomas I C, B~)"3,rd Johnson, Mr. and CARPET and upbo18ter1Dg KURT O. BAEHR MMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL CUSTOM Paloting and Decor. 3 Generations of Experience G. Andris, Mr. and Mrs, J. Mrs. Carl Johnson. Mr. and CleaD1ng. DoG Picbe Jr. 294 Modernization Herbert Baker, Mrs, Joseph. Mrs, Gcorg(' J. Johnston. lilt. 294-4749 7172. ating, Wall papering. Guar. G. B. Jobn C. LaBelle anteed, Free estimates, La. MORE VALUE for your Through his grandJ,on Baker, Philip C. Baker, Mrs and Mrs. Walter Kann, Mr. LL TYPES WI RING l1I-PAIN'i"ING AND 1.5716. money. Additions, kitcbens, John C. Carlisle Martin E. Balen, Mr. and Mrs. and !\Irs Owen Keder, Jr" MASONS dormers, basements, bath. Complete Landl'ocape Service Roberl E. Ballrey. Mr. am!. Mrs. lIarlher L. Keim, Mrs. aDles. dryers, air condition. DECORATING HOUSE PAINTING, decorat. wIIll removals, Mrs. Clayton Barker. Robert L. Eu!:('ne Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. rooms. No '1'16.3338 ers. ViolalioDl corrected. ing, wall papering, tile reo job too small or to large. Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. James Roberl J. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. pairs. Reasonable rates, free Brick, Stone GEORGES. DALLY SPRING clean up. Lawns cut. W, Bartrop. Stanley E. Beat. Ilalwl Kerbawy, ~dgar F. FREE ESTIMATES estlmates. 882.3785. BIDIGARE BROS. INC. ,lie, Dr. Will i a m George Kiefer. Dr. Roy C. Kmgswood, Chimneys, power raked. seeded, fer. ALL WORK Pa1Dting, paperhanging serY. Office 772.S'1~5 Belanger, Dr, Frank B. Bil:k. lItr and Mrs. Aaron Kinnard. Ing tb.ls community over 30 Evenings till 11, TU 16988 tUlzed, rolled. Flower beds I nell. Mr. and Mrs. HaroM J. Mr. and Mrs. John A, Knoob, GUARANTEED years. Porches cleaned and cultivated. Rea. G. B. ALL REMODELING Bidigare. Dr. 8nd Mrs. Philip t.~r. and Mrs. P a u I L. PR 8.0598 1881.7480 After 6 p.m. TU 1.9836 Suspended ceilings, carpentry, sonable rates. 294.669'1. Binns, Dr, and Mrs. Roberl Kol\'oord. :llr. and Mrs. Arthur enclosures. awnings, aluml. I W. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan A. Kueckcn. 11-STOlMS AND INTt;RIOR.EXTERIOR. Free Dum gutters, siding, rooting, YARD H. Blosser. Dr. and Mrs. John Dr. Jo'rederick A. Lauppe, SCREENS estimates. Experienctd. TU PAINTING CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION cemeut violations, repairs a L. Boceaccio, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and :llrs. Philip J. Laux, 6-53S2. All types of Cem~nt and specialty. Licensed, losured. NEED SPRING Robert Boomer, Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and :llrs. A, E. Lesha. ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION John C. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Jr. 'Ilr and Mrs. John W. INTERIOR and exterior paint. Brick Work Terms. CLEANING? 881."00 Exterior Paint'ing Thomas F, Burns. Jr.. Mr Liston Miss Delma Loyer. lng, floor tiling, carpenter Driveways, patios. walks, CUSTRED CONST. ood aDd .teel window. reo co. Relax! ,and Mrs. William S. Burton. Mrs. l.eo II. Luke. Mr. and placement with new Wt win. repairs. Qua lit y material s t e p s, chimney repair, Over 25 years experience and Caulking waterproofing. CALL: LA 1.6758 Mr. and Mrs, J. Ross Bush. \Irs, .John .\. ~laeCartney, Mr. dow hardware. Permltl "a.y used. Free estimates. LA 294-6644 Alter 12 Noon Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cara. and Mrs. S. Magoulick, Dr. clean1ll. of both .Ide. of the 7.5318 after 6. AU types of excavating HOLDING '70 price line. Ex. Lawn cutlin&: & maintenance magna. Dr. and Mrs. Leland and :llrs. Eberhard ~1ammen, ,all from inside 01 the TU 1.9836 All work guaranteed; licensed an:! insured. pert remodeling to suit your Reasonable . Reliable F. Carter, Miss Gladys Cather. :llr ,tnd ~Irs. Milton A. Man. boUle. wuh:ted or regular DONALD BLISS needs. Additioos, kitchens, wood. Henry L. Caulkins. 11k ley. Jr" Dr. and Mrs. Andrew &lall. ALL AROUND painling and 885.0612 graduate working Decorator aluminum siding, etc. 293. AUSTIN and Mrs. H. L. Caverly, Mr.. :'>Iann. lIenry E. Marlin, Dr. ured Licl!llIf.d I Exterior Interior wall washing. Insured. Jesse 42'19 or PR 6-6735. for college education. Spring and Mrs. C. R. Chal.'1bers, and .\Irs. T. A, Mascarin. Ilk Page, VAlley 2.7348. ALL KIND CEMENT' cll!an ups. Complete lawn Mrs. Louis F. Charvat. Mrs. and :IllS. John W, Mason, Mr. l1F-HOUSE SIDING Free Estimates ARPENTER Work - Panel. maintenance. S~llubbery re. J. D. Chlritc, Mr. and Mrs. and ~Irs. James Mast, Mrs, AND BRICK WORK C ing, partitions, shelves, r4!c. mova1-and planting. Experl. UMINUM SIDING AND I TU 1-7050 U. M. STUDENTS Walter B. Connolly, Mr. and RussI'lI Maud.!. Mr and Mrs. Garage floors, driveways, rat realion . rooms. Small jobs, refer. TRIM. Gut t e r., Roof., 40 Years in Grosse Poiote FROM Grosse Pointe to do enced, dependable, Mrs. John Controulis, Mr. and G 0 r d (' n F. McCabe, Mrs. walls, pre.cast steps, porches etc. TU 2.2795. ence.i. Spencers Lawn Servo Decks Installed and Re. complete ir!terior and ex- Mrs. Albert R, Cook. lIfr. and Thomas G McCormirk, Mrs. paired. A.l Workmanship. PAINTING-interior, exterior. terior painting. 3 years, ex. rebuilt or repaired. Patios Ic~. Spenctr Akers, '178- Mrs. Dllnald Cook, Mr. and Jamrs 'IlcEvoy. Jr .. Dr. and perience. TU 2.9561 or 822. and natural stone planter •. • Attics • Porch Endosures 010'7. Mrs. Robert M. Cunningham. I :llrs. ~harles J. lI~cKenna, Free Estimates. Zakens. Experience, ,Ir .. Mr, and Mrs. ROOF AND GUTTER WORK WILLIAM FORSYTHE 21J-WALL WASHING H. CHAUVIN Walson, LA 6-5501. dressing, cultivating, edging, Downie, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ge,rald w. ~~rd. Mr. and Mrs. CALL RICHARD WILLERTZ VAlley 2.9108 GEORGE S. DAlLY - Wall- CEMENT CONTRACTOR F. JENZEN shrubs, evergreens pruned, Glenn Duty. I Bna~ .T () Kcefe. Mrs. Jc.lm 50 ROSLYN ROAD 'ro 1-8170 washing, paper hanging, etc. ALL TYPPS OF H. 1awn cutting. lertilizing. Miss Gay Edgar, Dr. and' M. 0 Kl'{,fc.. Dr. and Mrs. John HUGHES BROTHERS 881.7480 after 6 p.m. CEMENT WORK BUILDING Spring clean.up work. Hour. Mrs. James G. Edwards, Mr. P. Olson, .1I~ml!n Ortegren, ALL ROOF &: GUTTER WORK DECORATORS • Walks. Drlyes • Porches Home and industrial repairs. ly rates. Reasonable. Free and Mrs. Cornelius Egan. :Mr. Mrs.. l.~l' s. - alrt1E'r, Montgo- Cau1klD" chimney repairs 5293 Yorkshire WALLS and ceilings washed • Patios • Waterproofing Additions, attics completed . estimates. 885-5659. and Mrs. William J. Elliott. mery I ~rso~s, lIIr. and Mrs. Gutters de.DecI. 882.97:50or 331-8029 by machine. Very reason. • Pre-Cast Steps Porch enclosures, recreation I Mrs. R. L. Fischer. Dr. and. Samuel Pall'lze. Mr. and Mrs. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE able. Free estimates. ,527. • Tuck Pointing rooms, garages repaired . REASONABl.E rates. Satis. TU 2.5SS9 EXPERT painting and paper Mrs. George F ish e r. Mrs. R a ~ k J II Peck, Jr., Mrs. 4585. TU 1.9744 '1'17.6840 banging. Free. estimate •. G. No job too small faction guaranteed. C a 11 Charles M. Foster, Mr. and Edward PO'llranz. Mr. and J. D. CANDLER Van Ancbe. VAlley 4-1492. Free estimates after 6 p.m. 886.0779. Mrs. Patrick J. Freeman, Dr. !IIrs. John L, POl.lle, Dr. and WALL WASHING. no streak- • Licensed and Bonded REMODELING and Mrs. E L. Freilas, Mr.' ~Irs. Roberl J, Priest. ROOFING CO. ing, drop cloths, average CALL Kitchens - Additions t2 ..Years Reliable Service REASONAllLE rate~. Satis. and Mrs. Jack B. Frey, Mr. ~ bedroom, $8, kitchen, $10. TU ~-a586 TU 2.5956 Recreation rooms. Porches lleiJdential " CommerciAl factio[\ guaranteed. Call Prompt. can after 5:00. TU and repairs JAMES R. CLIFF ASSOC. and Mrs. James M. FlIgua, All types of RoofJ &: Decks after 6 p.m. 886-0779. 1.5306. LAWRENCE VERBEKE InsUred. Licensed AWARD winning designers of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Garr. . I Gutters &: DoWl1llpouts INTERIOR and exterior paint. CEMENT CO. ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION distinctive landscapes, pat- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Gehrke, (: I REPAIRS ing, wall wasbing and paper WALL WASHING CONCRETE-BRICK 881-4400 ios, pools, redwood decks. Jr .• Mrs. Carl Gieche, Mr. and ...... No Job Too Large-or Small hanging. Reasonable rates, PAINTING &: DECORATING STONE-WATERPROOF~G etc. 773.9710. Mrs. Ronald H. Goodwin. Mr. The Grosse Pointe Free Estimates 30 year', el'perience. Ray CHRISTOPHER and Mrs. Harris James Gram, HOME MAINTENANCE CONCRETE - Driveways, CALL 899.2100 Bamowsky, 371-2384 after 6. CONST. CO. IMr. and Mrs. George Grenzke, ELMER T. LABADI E si:1ewalks, patios, garage Modernization. Alterations TREE and stump removal- Mrs. Clyde G. GrosS, Mr. and Memorial IDiuted Workmen RUDOLPH TONELLO floors, cement patching of Additions • Famlly Rooms corrective prunillg. Eastern Mrs. C. G. Gross. Jr.. Mr. TUxedo 2-2064 all types. Church ROOFING Decorator Kitchen and Recreation Areas Tree Service. Answering and Mrs. Loyal H. Haight, Mr. WALL WASHING, no streak. BRICK AND BLOCK - Porch. and Mrs. Robert L. Hannon, W:ATE:RPROOFING Interior-Exterior Estate Maintenance servic.:, '773-0600. United Presbyterian , ALTERATIONS Wall Papering ing, drop cloths, average es, pre-cast steps, expert JAMES BARKER Jr. bedroom, $8, kitchen, $10. tuck pointing and patching, I Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. 16 'Lake Shore Rd. Over 40 yeu. in business 923.8585 923.858'1 EXPERT LAWN CARE 882-0870 Prompt. Call aft~r .5:00. TU thimneys. Hanpeter, Mr. and Mrs, Rob. For Information IJilured, licensed. CaU Three Mile Drive 1.5306. QUALITY WORK by car.Denter EXPERIENCED high school ert Healy, Mrs. Georgc K. STONE - Patios, walks, now. senior with own equipment night or day General Roolinl, Inc. 25 Y"ars Experience with over 20 years experl- Hebb. Paul H. Henning, Mr. I er boxes, stone repatrs oi' call 882.5330 GENERAL ROOFING, INC. 21K-WINDOW eoce in Grosse Pointe. Kitch. reliable, references. CaU for and Mrs. Robert Hill. Mr. and ' . VAlley 1.3344 PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. all types. WASHING ens remodeled, buements estimate. Mrs. David B. Hinchman, Mr. Ing and finishing. SpeclaUz. WATERPROOFING - Base' 881.2711 Worslup Serviees paneled, room additions, etc. and Mrs. Robert Hogue. IIIr. ALL TYPES ROOFING ing ill dark staining. "Supply A.OK Window Cleaners. Serv- ment leaks. Conscientious. Small jobs and Church School . Gutters, ,ldial, carpentry, All own power." Call after 4 ice on storms and screens. 15 Years in the Pointes D&K LANDSCAPING and Mrs. Harlan M. Holt, Mr. acceptable. TU 4.fi3112. and Mrs. Walter W. Horn, B 9:30 and 11:15 repairs. Licensed, insured. p.m. W, Abraham, TW 1. Free estimates. M 0 nth 1y FREE ESTIMATES LA 1-4693 Complete Landscaping and de "ON THE NEED FOR Terms. Violations. Custred 5924. rates. 521.2459. . J Hoyt Mr and Mrs Fred NO JOB TOO SMALL signing, special prices 0n e~iek Hughes. Miss Anna ENTHUSIASM" COlJst., .294-86«. CUSTOMCRAFT Spring cleanups and Sum W. TED'S wallpaper removing, Licensed - Bonded - Insured Husband, Dr. and Mrs. John' Dr. Ray H. Kiely G.OLMIN mer lawn maintenance. Bet exclusively. Free estimates, WINDOW CLEANING Construction Company 1;-:1 insured. 565-9555. ter known lor our eUiden SERVICE lIP-WATERPROOFING • and arilstic workmanship. The Grolle Pointe G , B. FREE ESTIMATES BUILDl!;.RS &: REMODELERS, unitarianism: an open. for. COMPLETE decorating. Pa- POINTE Waterproofmg, work Power raking, fertilizer, Congregational WE ARE INSURED ward. looking religion. perhanging, losured. guaran. guaranteed. Law n sand Additions,•Dormers shrubbery. For a beautiful Church teed. AI Schneider, TU 1.0565 372-3022 shrubs protected. Can any Ree. Rooms, Bathrooms lawn; garden, call D&K for 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop ROOFING time, 885-7993. Kitchens, New Homes a free estimate. 886.3940. WINDOW washing, '{ery rea- 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. the unitarian church EXTERIOR sonable, prompt service, sat- CAI'IIZZO CONSTRUCTION • LAWN maintenance. Reason. Worship Services and harry c. meserve, minister Custom Garages and Doors Church School Roofing and HOUSE and garage painting. isfaction guaranteed, c a 1I All Types of Waterproofing able rates. Free estimates. 17150 maumee at nelf anytime, fr.!Je estimate. TU Guaranteed Reasonable • 886-5127. Crib and Kindergarten Very reasonable - excellent Free Estimates and Planning Facilities Available service and church ~chool, Grosse Pointe references. 1.5030. Licensed and Insured Gutters , 885-0612 COLLEGE STUDENT desire s "DISTURBED BY 10:30 3.01, Also Interior and Base. • FINANCING ARRANGED lawn cutting jobs. Als r.Jenlil. 21M-SEWER SERVICE o CHANGE" TU 1.9836 BASEMENTS WATERPROOF. • Spring c1ean.up, power rak Rev. George E. Pruessner, A Theology for Earth 37t-7478 ADVANCE MAINTENANCE ED-Reasonable rates, work- ing, roiling, seeding and In Care Paslor Dr. Harry C. Meserve Electric Sewer Cleaning manship guaranteed. 881. 881-1024 fert:Uzing. 5 years of satis Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL 0063 or 779-1225. fied customers. Can .Harr y PAINTING interior and ex. All Work Guaranteed MR. FIX.IT. Stuck door? Ad. Lipski, 499-4234for estimate. terior. Flee estimates, Joe, ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION Grosse Paint. Ulliteli 884-9512 dftional shelf, parlltions, reo THE GROSSE POINTE 886-IU.27,Pat, 886.8437. 881"4400 pair .., no carpenter job too SHORES LANDSCAPE and METHODIST CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH SEWERS CLEANED, broken Waterproofing . small, reasonable, depend. G8rden Center-25317 Littl e 211 M.rou Rod 8 Mile at Muk DE REO PAINTING AND sewers repaired. Guaran- Underpin footing Mack, St. Clair Shores 886.2363 Grosse Pointe Wood. able. 888.7434. - r"vller 110" 10 UJonhlp Ulllh lA'. DECORATING CO. teed, Reasonable rates. 881- Repair cave.in walls Mich. 773.1000 or 775.4218 Mlnlsler Interior Decorators.Designers Pertu A. Thomcu 9:45 A.M. 0063 or '179-1225. . Insured Licensed Complete garden 3ervic e Painters-Paperhangers 9:15 FAMILY WORSHIP CnURCH SCHOOL 2IT-PLUMBING AND and grass cutting. SERVICE H there's soving wh.n 0 family 11:00 A.M. Interlor.Exterior BASEMENT HEATING Church schoal for nur. MORNING WORSHIP lives under ono rO *.lS.n •• r •• * tn. 0' 1 $ 7 7:t" .5 •• car 7 '711 ns $ at 7.7 ,.a.6ra'.. .7. 'P S tt $2 $ tr t «1 r ... .. +' ". ~ -....._~.. .-...... _ ...... __~._.O...... - __ Z 4 a ;0.4 $ lea '$it- p ., 41 a 4 as 4 k445 • $ PS 2 2a £ a 22 La •• ;45 :s Plg8 Twenty.Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS _._------_._------,------Thursday, April 22, J 971 * * * Feature Page * * ------_._--_._------_.* ------_._--_._------* * ------Pointer of Interest fJ-Otnfe G....d Taste From Another Pointe of View Favorite Recipe! Counter Points oj (Continued from Page 13) People In The Know 'Memphis, Mich., and has minor seminarIes in Qhio and By Pat ROUB8eau i .... ------'1 New Jersey. Traveling Companions ... the fashion wise, travel LATE FOR DINNER I .. • • perfect ensembles by Abe Schrader •.. just off the B~EF DBE'To Honor British Consul General plane from New York are being unpacked at Walton. Contributed by ! About the Daughters of the British llmpire in Pierce. You'll want the smart red, white and blue Josephine Wunsch for the! Michigan's Founders' Day luncheon, honoring Her plaid coat and dress costume in a crease-resistant, Symphony Juniors Cook I Majesty's British Consul General James P. Hyslop and breeze-light blend ... also the woven checl{ pattern Book, "No Second Fiddle." , Mrs. Hyslop, the DBE's new honorary state president .. dress and jacket from a collection that takes you so 2 tablespoons flour It'~ planned for this Saturday, April 24, at the many places in style. Salt and pepper to Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, with officers' and mem- • • .. taste bers from chapters throughout Michigan attending. Redt) Re-visit ... Peter Schneider did our make. 2 pounds top ~ound, They'll be greeted by Mrs. Russell Skitch, of Balfour up at Leon. We liked it and duplicated it with a slight chuck, or SWiSSsteak road, State president. variance. We went back to see him and to check our 2 tabl~spoon~ butter Pointers present will include The Mesdames efforts. Until the newer make-up pattern is set and 1 medIUm onton,.c~opped Arthur B. Hillegas, Frank J. Maddens, Colin B. Neal, the look established it is always wise to do this. We're 2 ~Es tomato JUice, or W.G. Robrecht, Austin Wheatley, Clifford Cardwell glad he is a permanent member of the staff and you Cl)~blne flour, salt and pep. Jerome K. Bresser,. Robert !deBride, Paul Preuthun will be, too. He uses Kitty Wagner products and be- per. Cut steak in blte.size M.B.E., Fr~d COUSIn.s. Ham.lIton Park, Frank Olds, lieves in a soft subtle look which is very natural and pieces or leave whole and roll A.M. Mennmger, DaVid Gardmer and Lester McIntosh. youthful. Call TU 4-9393 for ccr.nplimentary make.up : in tlour mixture. Brown in The Daughters of the British Empire - in case appointment. I butter on all sides, together you didn't know _ maintain Homes for the Aged • • • I with onion. Place in two and throughout the United States, supoprt summer camps Greater Pretenders ... are the lIew hI,h fuhJon watches one.h1lf:quart cas.s~role and for crippled children and raise funds for the purchase at Michelle's Boutique, 1'l'864.Mack Avellue. They are beautl. c?ver wIth tomato JUIce.Cover of kidney machines. ful copies of a famous jewelry originals. Only tbe prices, dish. Cook at 250 degrees for Th' I h t'. I t forty dollars lUId under, &lve them away. There is a lIew a minimwn of two hours. This 1S unc eon, ~o, ls.an a~nua par y. selectloll ol1lramatlc costume Jewelry. Michelle's is open Fri. may be cooked as long as six day nights. pllotoby EddieMcGralh.Jr. hours. The longer the cooking, "AFS ON Stage" ... MRS l\IA T E the more tender the meat. • • . R IN J. FOL Y, OF RENA~D ROAD ~_ Serves four people. About the American Field Service Benefit Lunch. What Could Have Been ... just an "L" shaped By Janet Mueller Ib b d eon featuring "AFS On Stage," talented students kitchen takes on charm, interest and storage space with us an . . Th F I 'h . f 11 Th h'ld Sh ' h . f St Furmture you can buy. from many countries who are living and studying the angle arrangement of the cooking area. You'll . e 0 eys ouse IS u. ere are c I ren I • e s co.c airman o. a ~r I But the laughing, the cry- this year in Michigan under AFS exchange program see how a Mutschler kitchen designer can help you (eIght alld dogs {two)tl There ars bronzes ,lnd bibelots of t.le Sea Altar SocIety elr. ing. the lives interacting ... auspices ... with a weU pJanned and attractive kitchen such as and (lately) beanbags, button boxes, yarn dolls and cle,.a member ?f the ~ounders The Foleys' house IS full. dusters, leather "hippie" bracelets, neckbands, fringed Sc.:!ety DetrOIt Institute. of It's planned for Tuesday, May 4, in the Armenian Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gmeiner's, when you take the Cultural Center, Southfield, It's sponsored by AFS' Kitchen Tour, May 22nd. purses, belts and hair ornaments, candles and flowers Arts and SI. ~~hn Hospital SHIP'SWHm FOUL WEATHIR Detroit Metropolitan Board which numbers among an d fl owe~s-an d-can dl~s, "F narpower. "'11pi. OWS, ~eL It FontbonneDecoupage,AuxilIary.Anyone? • • • its active members Mrs. J. V. Jenks, of University In Martha's Closet . . • 373 Fisher Road, you'll roosters WIth cl?thespm mouths for holdmg notes- She's taking up decoupage, memos.laundry hsts . . . studying under Louise Hoyt. SAILING place, district representatives, and Mrs. Tom Killefer, find a new selection of men's ties by O1eg Cassini and of Provencal road, district coordinator. John Weitz in the handsomest prints ... $8.50. And that's not the half of it. ~ She sings. She plays the piano. SUIT Bernadine Foley is chair- A Foley Kind of Place. She sews. "With six girls, Proceeds - tickets are $5 each and may be • • • • man of the 1971 Austin Fiesta Their farm's right down the you really have to." with the obtained from local AFS Chapters or Mrs. Edwin Thole FoIb At Mr. Q • • • orler two (l Handicraft and B 0 uti que road. and that makes every. The girls, those who are HIDDEN HOOD Ott, 534-4185 - help support the AFS International I1 weeks on the Costa del Sol, rGUJldtrJp air, MR. Booths. thing perfect. old enough, sew too. Scholarship Program. ' private apartment with kitchenette, auto- 39.50 Value For a year now, el'ery The COmpleat Farmer ~nd, although Jeni will be This year there are 34 AFS'cr~ representing 23 molJUeaU for $382. Fly from Toronto. Call, Wednesday ladies have driven The epitome of the success. gom? to Star of the Sea next 886.0500 for reservations. 0 countries in 23 metropolitan area schools. At Grosse up to the 'Foleys' house, ar- Cui businessman in the city, year, Berni~ is helping put Pointe North High is Enrique Munoz, from Argentina, • • • r i v i n g, sandwich.in-hand, Mr. Foley bf:'.:omesThe Com- together a F~?e ~ts Progra~ residing with the Glenn E. Moore family; at Grosse Bedtime Story ... Once upon a time using a night (Bernie's good for coffee), to pleat jo'armerback on the land, at .Barnes. We 11 start thIS • fOr Menand cream meant you had sacrifice your to do WORK. As a matter of fact: The sprmg." Women Pointe South, Joy Fish, from South Africa, with the to looks • Waterproof Kenneth L. McCoy family. good things for your complexion. But not any more. They came in mid-morning. whole family turns pioneer! She is NOT superwoman. • Windproof Pretty to Bed by Dorothy Gray combines the best skin They were gone by mid-after. The year before last a Lex- It's just that ladies with • SlaIn and dlrt Univ~rsity-Liggett School is sponsoring Matilde noon, ington neighbor, looking out f.ull.houses .tend to lead full repellent care and the beauty of make-up with a soft blush of I • Hood Is Hned Jaramillo, from Colombia, member of the Frederick 'rime to Go a window, caught eight Foleys bves. and foldsInto Keydel family, and Rosaline Baume, from France, color. Choose Pink Blush, Peach Blush, Beige Blush a neat collar to make a sleeping beauty of you. Pretty to Bed won't 'Mothers must be home at work in the field throwing "When do I get an idea (for • Ideal for with the Frederiek Schelter family. w;,en the children come home seed 'by hand, sowing timothy a piece of sculpture)? About I rub off on your pillow. Find this beautiful new product FOOTBALL. from ',choo!.. in the pasture for th~ir seven 5:30 in the morning, when I I :) SNOWMOBILE Matilde will team up for the talent show with at the Notre Dame Phamacy. i'k and aU Selma Gcdikli, from Turkey, Dannielle Poeck, from They' tidied up before they horses. first wake up. Same thing . "ifI outdoor sports • • • Ieft, beautifully, I e a v i n g "It's been," said the neigh- with housework . . . I decide JACKET ONLY Luxembourg, and Gillian Hicks, from England, to The Kaleidoscope ... views a new .....ul:lBa Bernie's house clean and calm bor, "a hundred years since early if I'm going to tackle sing the AFS song "Ready To Go Home," using the FoulWeatherComfortwll"- St Ie tune "Jet Plane." se~ction of old fashion stoneware. All ...."':'h and all.ill-order. anyone's heen seen around a project, or I won't do it at $24.50 Vahle $17.95 . sizes of pitchers, jugs, COffee and tea t II~And fuller. here planting like that!" all." . Rosaline will join Trui Calliauw, from Belgium, _ the pots are priced from $3.00 at 16136 G' 'l"'. Today's E x 0 d u s. Today Bernie and her husband Wait until• the house wakes g and Phillipa Coates from New Zealand, for a rendition Mack at Bedford. '~l\"'" things go out, to the Austin rew up on Detroit's East up-and bere's too much be. ship's wheel, ine, of "Little Drummer Boy." She and PhilUpa also will '" Prep. School Gym, which will, Side. "We were neighbors, ing going on to think about be featured in a dialogue, "Year in the USA." • • ... this evening, be awash in but we didn't get together beginninl;. 19605 MA CK T U 2-1340 At Edward Nepi •.. the newest SalllOOlltechDiques are brmger.iners,. setter.upers, de- until I went away to school." FIesta Veteran OPEN DAILY, TO 6 '" '" '" I.- SIt. till 5 p.m. Garden Center Spring Lecture "",lng Introduced. Edward and Dennill are Just back from corators and displayers. graduateShe's aof RegisteredProvidence Nurse,Hospi- tinBernie'sFiesta servedcommitteeon aneveryAus- London where they spent 15 days observln- the SI8IOOI1 "Jamboree," Austin Fiesta About "Updating Your Garden," the GroSle methods and latest styles. CaU TU (.1858101'.. appolntment. 1971,opens tomN'row evening, tal School of Nursing, and year since young Martin's Pointe Garden Center's spring lecture starring master By tile way, they also have initiated Hair EclaeaUoa Week Friday, April 23, at 6, con. worked for an eye doctor be. been at the School. Last year, for teenagen with tips on cutU.... aDd &lnge1Dtbroken ends, t1nuing until 11; reopens Sat. Core she was married. she was one of the general landscape architect William J. Johnson, for which reservations, checks enclosed, must reach thl'; Garden Icondltloal.og and styling. They-.reCGlmneDda hair trim at urday, April 24, running from She's an a C com pI ish e d chairmen.. I lId east every four to six weeks for long or short hair. noon to 11; and concludes Sun. sculptress but was, admitted. ThIS year's general chair- on y Center Room at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial ... . .• ... day, April 25, when hours will Iy, a little late in discovering men are Norma (Mrs. Richard no later than next Tuesday, April 27 .... F F h. be .1 to 8 o'clock. her talent. R.) Burnham, Rita (Mrs. S, It's planned for 'l'hursuay, April 29, in the War f rom rance ... a new s lpment h h'd M) V'I' d J I' (M o Havi'1and china has arrived at The • . Monday, the Foleys' house right"I wasafler avingthe other.c II renI one..de. GeorgeermlA.)IGnSeibt'rt.an u Ie rs. gone to MemoriCll's Fries Ballroom, following a noon punch S h 19849 M k A Al IS their own again. Still, of , p ere, ac venue. so cided to try something . .. And there are chairmen for bowl and subscription luncheon. Mrs. Henry S. Walker, bel'ng unpacked a gle • g course, fulL . • • d f . . a h f th b th d Garden Center board president, asked Mrs. John Veech . re amm copper Six Girls, Two Boys I ha no ormal trammg un. e c 0 e many 00 s an the fondues, camster. sets, sugar and All the children arc still Iii three years ago, when I departments, from New Ar. fabulous and Mrs. Harold R. Smith to act as chairmen of the day. creamer and watermg cans. home. went to a studio ... " licles to White Elephants, Ree- Hostesses will be The Mesdames Merlin A. Cudlip, ... · I There's Mar y Christine, Art Runs In Family ords to Lolly-Pop Tree, Kitch. Sa/mar instead!1I John A. Dodds, John N. Failing, Wesley R. Johnson, Gifts Galore for Mother's Day at Wrights Gift just turned 20, a sculptress The latent artist had begun en to Soda Bar to B a ked Edward F. Lambrecht and John W. Mulford. Commit- and L m Sh 18650 M k A . l A_ like h th d t d t to blossom well before that. Goods. . . Detro.;ts' F.;nest./ a pop, ac venue, me u~ new er mo er an a s u en S:le really couldn't help her. And volunteer corps under " tee members include Mrs. Otis U. Walker and Mrs. Hummel figures, charming English bone china cups at Arts, and Crafts. seU. each chairman, women who've Harry W. Frost, Jr., in charge of the tiII, Mrs. Byron Phillips, Mrs. Herbert D. Schmit and Mrs. David Viger and .saucers and sparkling••• crystal. In. Therethe Elementarys Sue, 19 nextTeachmgmo~th, Art runs in Bernia's family. signed up to serve Saturday's • All Color TVs Her brother, Father William special spaghetti dinner, Sun- - and the Misses Marie Louise Anderson and Chris- It's Posh ... to be one of the beautiful people. Many of Intern rr?gra'!l at Macomb. Da' Jdson, originated the Na- day's family-style roast beef • Heated Pool tine Edwards, who got aU those bright yellow invi- them are discovering the Dewhair cut, which Is shaped to the There s Martin, III, .16, ~he tional Religious Art Show, plate; men who've agreed to • Restaurant tations in envelopes and in the mails. head, requires no settiftg. You are In and out of the Posh o~e (lor now} at Austin: ~Ike designed to spotlight works of supervise games. Studios, 18'1'61)Mack Avenue In U1irtyminutes. Not only is it hIS father, young Marlin s a GOOD art with religious The Fiesta is a joint proj- carefru but it I~ fasblonable because tile pretty little bead Is fa~er ~t ~artA . 15 t motifs. ect of Austin Mothers' and MEETING Pi Beta Phi to Honor Golden Arrow Pointers olle of fashion's favorites. And It win be more so now tbat St e~e~h' SU :.n~, S h ~ He and Bernie, visiting an. Dads' Clubs. It's admission. ROOMS Three Golden Arrow memo nae clubs throughout the Spring fa here. Be lure it fa done by In expert ItyUst or ar 0 .e ea !g c 00. other brother who works for free, 9pen to all. bers of Pi Beta Phi will be United States and Canada this you'll jUlt have short hair Ind completely miss the DeW And StaroC the Sea grade Chrysler in England, spent "These," says Bernie Foley, The "INN" Place n Detroit honored at the group's annual week. look. Call 886.13'1'7. sc~ool studen~ Ka.thy, 14, hours on their knees in cllthe. rumma6ing through boxes and • • • oMlke-"my phllosop.,er"---'12 b . h Founders' Day luncheon to be A Golden Arrow represents S . S and 10-year-oldJill. dr,als and crypts, taking rub. ags In er "messy" base- held Saturday, April 24, at 50 years of membership. Local ~nng pruce Up ... ch?ose one r There's Jeni, six, who goes bings (rom tombstones. ment, finding a group of little. BALMAR MOTEL Plum Hollow Country Club. honorees are Mrs. Walter G. of a k~nd ~and. made. decorat~ves ere- ~W to Barnes kindergarten, Bernie's fralned and hung girl purses that turn, turned Similar ceremonies marking Bernard, of Buckingham road, ated ImagmatIvely 10 MeXICO and A while ago, Bernie did a two of those rubbings, one in inside out, into doll cradles, 3250 E. Jefferson Ave, Pi Beta Phi's l04th anniver- Mrs. O. S. White, of Harcourt found at 16237 Mack and Three Mile. sculpture of the whole fam. the (Renaud road) living room complete with dolls-"These sary are being held by its road, and Mrs. H. D. Wilson, • • '1 and one in the dining room. are terrWc! I DID want you LO 7-7000 collegiate chapters and alum. of South Oxford road. '" 1 y. All 10 of them. The orig- She's made a liCe-sizesta. to see these! "-and, in pass- • American Express Where Fashion Is The Real Thing ... plus service. !nal stands on the Foleys' liv. lue of S1. Anastasia for her ing, passing by shell-and.rock • Carte alanche Now is the time for fa ..'~hion clearance sale valUes at Ing r?om mantel: and there brother's church in Troy. tabletop sculptures, a collec. e Dlnen Club Mr. Julian Fashion Boutique 15114 Kercheval in the are eIght more In the hasl)- Kaleidoscope Gallery tion of yardstick covers, "Rag. Park 822 2818 TWO BIG . • • • '. childrenment, onewhenfortheyeachmerryof andthe Her h'orne IS her gaIIery, a gedy Ann" and "M I'c key ... '" • make their own homes, k a lei d a s cop e of media Mouse". bulletin board.wall The eYnenslve look .•• at reaso"~ble prices I. the (Bernie's worked in alabaster, hanglng.wastebasket sets, "are klOO o( quality-.. you'll find when you shop-... for carpeting at You Never Know. . . quarried near Lexington . . . th'Ings I enJOY. d'omg. Ed M II kl' h It's a beautifully composed I'n clay ... I'n bronze ... ) Bouquets All Around FLOVVER~ a Slew, s s owroom, 21435 Mack Avenue, Or call piece. With the merest sug. and subJ'ects (a young. strong "It hasn't heen hard . 776.5510. gestion of space to the right MAD . . d • '" '" St. Francis, kueeling to pick ary nn ype (Boutique an A mecca for beauty . . • The side . . . up a wounded bird. , . a pair HandicnCt co.chairman) hOls "I IlJit room, here, just In be 11 f b I ISh Grosse Pointe CoIoseum has become case I had another one." of slim, soaring, elongated en rea. y a u ous. h 0 as THIS WEEK ONLY a tradition among the beautifulladl'es There was a Minor Move- bronzes, earmarked for the Lhaura Lmg (I hP. ot er eo- of our commun'lty They throng to ment for including the dogs, Austin "Jamboree" - "I've c ,airman).S h II th I I THURSDA Y 'TIL SUNDAY 20335 Mack and EI'ght. Ml'le where . Freckles (big) and Cricket given statues for three years I d''0 Iave a e ove y now"). ales W 10 come on Wednes- while they last beauty experts pamper you with fa- (little - compared to Freck- And her children's gallery. days ... and Ihe women who . 1 d' . d I les). Bernie vetoed that. Id ' ...... cIa s, pe Icures, mamcures an g am.. tIJ Art continues to run in Berna- I:OUn t come out but called I would like 10 say , COUPON SPECIAl. .. , . . h" Put in the dogs . . . Then t th 'd ~, or1ze you WIt flattermg hair fashIons. what's to be done about the dine Davidson Foley's family. 0 say ey work at ..ome. ' a word or thanks I~ 1 , Fresh Cut I I '" '" • horses? "WhIm the children were Jamboree's Boutique and my manager, Rudy I I Colorful Carnations . • . are specially ""'iced at The day ath!l' school's out, young, and I was working !IandhicrabfltBkooth,sarekalreadY Scherf. Rudy has held ,I Th Ln downstairs, in my messy In t e ae, t I a n s to' II e Arrangement. Come in and pack a bouquet. They it's Exodus, The Foleys move baseme'nt, or at the kitchen Christmas Sale. "We made Pholographic sessions are two fifty a dozen at ~41 Fisher Road ... 885-6222. en masse out of Renaud road table, it would have been im- over $700." ror a boy seout troop MUMS '" '" '" and up to the shores ot Lake h I h Id h While They Last with coupan Power Rakes, .. are green magle ma..... Huron, settling in for the sea. possible,keep themtooaway,much trouble, to Foleys'T e Sawhere,e wasfor once,e atthingst e all winter. This has hln R t f U lted R t All son at their big old house t t' I d f . . been all on h is own c es, en one rom n en ., • near Lexington. "So I'd just give them things wen ou ms ea 0 eommg In. 22500 Harper between 8 and 9 Mile Roads I 'b b and let them work too ... " Today's 5 e con d Fiesta lime. The world cOllld • • • 773.7030. t s a are~oot, wet. athlng. Exodus. use more like him . Sweetheart Roses $16~oz, '" ... '" sUils.arc.quite'llll.right kin d In another manifestation, But don't FOR ONE MIN. The XXI Shop ... at Himelhoch's presents How- of place. Bernie's bOOkkeeper for her UTE imagine Bernie Foley as : 2 Doz. for '288 ard Wolf's complete summer collection of clothes mistress, tonight, of an empty :._._'.' __•• _._ •••••••••••• __••••••• _'. __~~t~_~~u~.n._/ Thursday, Aprll 22, 11:00 a.rrf. to 4:00 p,m. You'll for only $10. Stop by for your free figure analysis or house. love the young contemporary dresses. Come see them! call 372.0030. There are children (eight) • Vlsl' O"r $1." ,.1."""'" .IFItWfrm, ",-". • '" • '" • '" and dogs (two}. Watch For News ... from Fisher Road. STUDENTS! ! ! Reserve your copy or 1971.7:l,edition or You could cart off every '" '" "Europe on $10 a Day" .•. II limited supply 01 titIs "MUST" last bronze, remove every Allemon Florist . book (or travelers to E'ul'opewill arrive soon. Come In Ind single bibelot ... STUDIO CAMERASHOH Trim your figure ... lose pouncls at the House of Venus Health Spa, 10707 Whittier. Ladies only ... browse our collecllon o( travel books tor Europe bound I Bernie'd make some mor£'. CAR.L JOYNER. - take advantage of the introductory special ... 12 visits students ... III at Ridgley's Learnln' Tree, 18332 Mack Ave. Yo'u could take out the 20229 MACK'" ifl. tile Woods on E. Wllfren Open evenIngs and Sundays. furniture . . . 17931 East Warren TU 4.6120 ,~ , ,"'Ii • .. ., ..... ' ..... ',I.it.