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i£U'LINES Center Staging Classic Car Show Pact Sig~ed .... -;-'." •.. Dutch Elm Disease , of the ."., "ff.:., .,.: .. ~. . Hel.e Subject . \VEEK 'As eompiled by th e Takes Heavy Toll To Revision ~ pointe News School Bo~rd Also Making '. ';'i StM~~e~~ ~-.,." September 28 Of Farms Trees a:eO~~ts , BOUSEAPPROVED fricts In Mefro ~ a Republican move Report Reveals Loss Of I 14 This Year, Highest Area spendingcuts of a,s ~ $11 billion on Presl. Annual Casualty List; Total Of 681 When the Grosse Pointe t~ in return for GOP Destroyed Since 1955 teachers reached their can- 1aI of his proposed tax .. Mr, Johnson's reque~t The Farms has lost a'total of 683 public and pri. tract settlement early last 'p4 billiontax increase IS vately-owned elm trees since 1955, including, 114 reo spring they ,included in the ~. the HouseWays and ported this year, according to information given to the contract: the right to re- , """,mitteeover demands Farms council on Monday, October 2, by John A. DeFoe, examine the contract after 'presidential.- promIse't 0 public service director. <\) - other teacher contracts in ~ IIIe tJX boostwith ~ajor In his report, DeFoe dis. BZo d D • the metropolitan area were i~-defense spendm~. closed that this year, 97 private 0 rf,Ve finalized. • • • elms were infected with Dutch Sin c e most of the area's I XlCHlGAJ.~ NURSES Elm diseases and had to be fJl B IJeld teacher contracts have been re- IiIlbI warned Wednesday removed, and ,17 public trees ~ 0 UI solVed. the Board of Education .. three weeks Detroit e were lost to the blight. Is cun;ently studying figures ti !llIspitalwill not have 0 b' 1 _ regislerednurses to To help control the spread of cto er 3 from about 30 communities. the diseaee, the director said, Lawrence F. Kennedy, lIllSistant , jr, Ind the dty's health seven dead elms were removed SUperintendent of professional ill is in jeopardy, The from city property and 16 dead, personnel said "only ODe-third ~ nursingstaffs of the St. James Lutheran Church ~ lCdofthe Department elms were condemned and order. To Play Host To Red of the data'required for com. iJllh bal'e been depleted ed removed from private land. Cross ~"0b'. Ie Un,'t., parison is in" and subsequent Also, as a precautionary meas. IVI study is necessary. i~I in recent weeks IlfJSing resignations, the ure, a number of elm wood piles Need Is Great .~. Anderson, said, "a pre. IlilD sl.iled, were disposed of, he added. l~nary look at the figures hy • t • DeFoe listed a yearly com. The Red Cross Blood. the teachers has indieated that AF- parison of the number o~ trees some. Upward revision be llDIANEXTERNAL :':,,'-':: ~..": . mobile will be at st. James may i KinislerPaul Martin infected and removed m the 'L th Ch h 170 ~ neede.d. ~he board is currently Farms, as follows: 1955-pri. ~ eran ure. J.''''C' Studymg'lts own figures." fldnesday that an end to DR. IVOR HARRIS and his national prize-win- Show Saturday, 0 ~tober 7 from 3 to 6 p.m. In case of vate, 52; city, 9; 195&-private, ~~n off, Kercheval. on IIDbingof North Vietnam ning Marmon to be shown in Grosse Pointe War Me- rain the show will take place the next day, Sunday, 48, dty, 14; 1957-private, 41; FrIday, Octob~r .13, froJ:!l 2 Any increases will be based ' ley 10 a solution"of the morial's Antique and Classic Car and Chrysanthemum October 8 during the same hours. city, 13; 1958-private, 26; city, to 8 p.m. ThIS IS the first on the following formula estab- • WIr, - (oj' -- ,3', 1959-private, 26., city, 3., time that St. James Church Jished in the following letter • • • . from the Board of Education to lUY. september 29 Center Plans 1960-private, 27; city, 10; 1961 will be the host to the the Grosse Pointe Education As- lEV. JAMES A. PIKE, W 00dS Faces POI BurgIaI'SStan d Mute; -private, 21; city, 6; 1962-pri. bloodmobile as a member soclation. bargaining agent for ibisbDpofthe Episcopal I Cl vate, .40; city, 6; l~private, of the Grosse Pointe Com. the teachers. !rt Cp.lifornia,took part Charge Made Jailed Until Examination: assic Car, 2?; CIty, 5; l~prJVate, ~o; munity Blood Council. ~ 'ClII,$eptember 3, / CIty, 8; 1965-prlvate, 68; CIty, June 12, 196J S televised ovel' CTV, ' hn D I' f S If M Sh 16; and ll11lf-private, 50; city This council is a group of Gentlemen: ifIle CwdiaII, network, B EmpIoyes' J0 oe denti ies e um. OW 17. more than SO churches aQd or. In. connection wiUl the Agree. 1,¥J!op said,~,re. Y . The public service director ganizations, ,which solicit bloOd me~ of even'date 'bereof am- --,~-,- '-- '.- ' --. t.. stated that he attributed the in. donations and ~e ~.JM"r ,eJW.lng certa~ Of,tIle provisions meSaiei at the seance Accused Of Unfair Labor Pair Captured In Pointe Branch While" CraCKing' Safe Interesting Event at' War crease Iii diseased elms on pri: ing as 1Jost to the BloO (Continued from Page I) gaining agreement (or amend. fringe benefits payable to all (Continued from Page 1) tiem in the park that is adequate ucatioll and the membership of ment thereto) in each oC said members of its teaching staff a municipal mar i n a, and a for such an installation. the certified or recognized bar. School districts. in each of sOlid eligible school facility for supplying gasol!ne gaining agent of the teaching 5. Such comparative examina. districts. This dat,) will be to boats docked at the marIna staff of a signed Collective bar, tion shall be made between The based upOn the. 1967.68 school would fall into this categroy. but Grosse Pointe Public School year budgeted figures furnished with sales limited to occupants ,A Shirt For System and all of thlise school the Board from each of said el. of wells in the park. SHIP'S WHEn BOAT SUPPLIES districts listed in paragraph 2 igible school districts. The He said that the Farms has FalHUs Norpol. NAUTICAL GIFTS hereof who have on the "effect. Boar~ will make every reason. . to Sam.. hits ive date" adopted such newly able effort to obtain such in. the po~ebr and ~Utbotnty e co~~ formation from each of said tract Wlt a prlva e conc rn cuSIOI That Rugged, Reg. 39.50 value If It's N.utle.1 effective collective bargaining d' operate the service. but' only 50 but Nle., w.'V. agreements,'(herein called "el. Istricts, and the examination under a lease, with such a lease 29 Got II igible school district") with reo shall be dptermined solely bl 30 d spect to the followmg. twwve therefrom. and from I'nforma. to be cancela .te on d b theays Look • His Lordship saIary schedul e ca tegones.. In ef. tl'on as to Grosse POI'nte teach. notice by the Cl y f anth Ynth Charm lraee. feet in each of said School Dis. ers furnished by the Board's Di. affirmative votes 0 ree. I s lets & J.wel,y tricts: rector of Bnsiness :md Finance. of the electors voting. • Dockley'. Minimum B.A ..M.A. For the purposes of this agree. The lease will have tc contain This smart Oxford Spedrose (easy Maximum B.A.-M.A. ment, the term "members of a clause holding the city im. cheviot shirt goes caurse plotter) well the popu- • Sperry Topside, 10 Step B.A ..M.A. the teaching staff" shall include mune to any liability arising with Safety Boot 10 yr. accumulation, B.A .•M.A. all employees who are memo from the 0 per a t ion of this lar fall tweed suits . Shoes 20 yr. accumulation. H.A..M.A. bel'S of the certified bargaining facility. and that the person Buffer style button- eSeofare, 30 yr. accumulatioll, B.A ..M.A. unit to which the classroom leasing must maintain adequate down collar . . . Flootation 6. Such comparative examina- teachers of the school district insurance during the term of Jackets stripes with back- tion shall also give considera. in 'luestion belong. the lease to protect the city. ground colors of tion to the following cla~sifica. 7. The procedure for making City Comptroller Car r 0 11 mint, rum and the tions of fringe benefits paid to such comparative examination Locke said that he had con. copen. members of the teaching staffs ,shall be as follows: tacted the Farms' insurance , ship's wheel, Inc. of each of the eligible school (a) For each eligible school carriers, and' was advised that it Seeking your identity, man? Find '.00, , '<"~ districts under consideration: district and for The Grosse would be to the, city's interest it fast with a ring more personal Same style in " 19605 Mack Ave. a. Insurance Pointe Public School System. to obtain a Hold Hannless than a signet. Two engraved ()pen- Dat1y 9-6, Fridays 'HI 8. TU 2.1340 b. Long service increments there shall be added to each of clause from the operator. in parchment s had e Gothic letters can be instantly of broadcloth, as- c. Severance the salary schedule categories which case, the effect on pre. set in this handsom~ sterling d. Tuition Reimbursement described in paragraph 5 here. mium would be negligible. sorted color stripes. e. Sabbatical Leave I" th t h t f th mounting. No need to order. f. Sick I.;eave 0, • e per. eac er cos 0 e However, it was said, if such See it - set it - get it today! '.00 g. Personal Leave fringe benefits computed under a clause Is not included in the Get one for the gill in your life, h. Association Leave paragraph 6 hereof. lease, additional pre m iurns too. All popular sizes and half i. In.Service Courses (b) The Grosse Pointe Public would be charged, and in case sizes. Nearly all letters always j. LevE.'ls of training as they School System and the other of an accident involving per. in stock. exceed normal B,A, and 1\1. eligible school district,> shall be sonal injury and property dam • .Variety is the word fOf, A. schedules ranked in each of the said age. tbe city would b-= in a Corbin's fall trouserings A per-teacher cost of fringe twelve (12) salary schedule cat. position of being charged an benefits shall be determined as egories increased by the per- ell.tremely high rale for several WHALING'S to each school district by dlvld. teacher fringe benefit cost as years. For every occasion there is a lSI.IperbCorbin trousering. ing the total cost of all such outlined above. A point value Fire Chief M. William Mason of one (1) point sball be as. men's wear We oller: a selection from such exclusive Corbin signed to the highest ranking stated that the advantages of fabrics as Country Harvest, S.ggyiWhip Worsted. in each category and a progreso such a facility would be only 16835 Kercheval Hardy Homespun. Padd REQUEST REFUSED I The Grosse Poinle Woods' Council d~nied, at a Board Ap- veals Hearing, the request by the Lee k Walker Compan~, lO grant a variance of 'he ordi. ,nance regarding deficiency in I the rear yard space. of the 21043 MACK A VE., corner of Roslyn ! hOTlieof ~Ir. and ~Irs. Jack Gib. : 50n. 20060 :'Iiarford court. :'Ilr.: IN GROSSE POINTE WOODS , Walker requested the variance because he wished to build a family room and enclos( d porch on the property. We're celebrating aur 25th year of servicu to Gros~e Pointe home- owners with the announcement of a new partnership nnd a new locotion. George W. GrovE' who for tha post 10 years has been sales monager f,lr Paul Rowe real estate is now a portner in the Antique Business firm. The fir_n's new' name will ue Rowe & Grove Realtors. Fully staffed with quolWec! professionally trained soles people we're continu- Retirement ;ng thE' some efficient. confidential service as we provided in the by pasl_ Our new location (just a few blocks from our original office) IS now ot 21043 Mock Ave., c! the corner of Roslyn in Grosse TWO DA'Y Pointe Woods. AUCTION We think we're qualHied to help you wit" any rea' estate need Friday, Oct. 6, & Saturday, Oct. 7, 10 a.m. A<; Ordered By PAUL W. ROWE GEORGE W, GROVE Mrs. George F. • 25 year residp.nt of Grosse Pointe • Grosse Pointe resident for 30 rrtel the br igh t Killeen years, 25 years in Grosse Poinfe • former mayor of Grosse Pointe Woods Owner Woods ray With printed softsida luggage. Vibrant hues appear in bold floral, at 11625 East Jefferson Ave .. • formerly a 16 year emplovee of belween 51. Jean and Conners the Grosse Pointe Publ ic Schoof • n"'ember of the Grosse Pninle System a:siey andtapestry prints on sturdy rubber.backed cotton canvas. Six lightweight ~\ntHll1r 1T1\"f'nton ttnd nl~pl'\:, KiwaniS Flxlllrr. Sold FTld3~'. Rreord • member of the Grosse Pointe Ithrrin", ;l'WC']C p. "hop anrt an Woods Lions Club lesfeatureinterior straps and pocket plus zipped outside pocket and contrast trim, !'que, rrm~;nin£ on Saturda_\ • ('()~t('ctor~ ""oTnllllrc &. YWidth,height and depth: i5Y4" x 9%" x 3.3/4". 4.50 16Y4" x 10Y4" x 4". 5.00 RlI~mc~~ FlxtllrC'!rIo • (,loC'k~ & Lamp:<- • (;I..1~"'\\ df(' &. Chll1t1 l"x l1Y;" X 4%". 5,50 18Y4" x 12Y2"x4.3/4". 6,00 • \I'.11c1, I!rp"trI1l3Il" Tool, Jacobson's • ('olJ('('~O['" l{('l'()tc111ll:; J.ihrar:-. ll;"x 13~" x 5". 6,50 20" x 14Y4" x 5%". 1.00 ROWE & GRO\TE REALTORS PERKINS 21043 MACK at ROSLYN, in the Woods. Telephone TU 4-1000 "Tn TII(' Vii/one" SALES SERVICE Auctioneers ~ingW, h .\TT-;.llHf:R- (;l(lSSC Po/pIc ."Ii/tiple Ustillg Association ,I YOur Purchase Phone 313-635-9400 - - .Yat /())w/ A ssocw !inn of Rca/ Estatc Brokc rs IiFEz 11314 Miller Rd., Swartz Creek Page Four GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thllrsday, Oetober . Happiness is seldom attained I You' 5, 1~1 .To help Detroit In Celebration by people who try to live on lif if U get llI~rek., Prices of Past Produce PO Burglars Stand Mute the spice of life alone. th~ YouPIJllII..':' III mg You do. ."OQI , " The Grosse Pomte Woods Fire Idepartment units, Featured will G T fA. h (C .. d f m p~ge 1) and John Erskine arrived, while Department will help Detroit be early hand drawll equipment, reat ea rs 0 ng uIS onmue ro ) Berencsi was being searched celebrate 100 years of fire pro. a horse drawn steam fire en. __ ---- _.. branch, ~nd has placed holds and handcuffed. Field assisted tection on October 7 by joining glne, clowns, bands, as well as By Pepper Whitelaw I cial" house on a 60 by 140 on the pair. Glanert and Keily i~ taking in the parade whil.'b will begin a large a.ssortment of early and J h . f' wooded lot with four bedrooms Patr')lmen Glanert and KellY,' Berencsi to the s~atlOn, ~nd ClJistincti~ at 10 a.m. aDd run through modern fire apparatus. ust avmg returned ~om m) and two baths for $12,000 . . . were on routine patrol, and Erskine went along m the Fire noOD. The route 'Will be along The Woods Fire Department weekly g~ocery .excurslon and and you were upset because checking doors of business [ Department ambulance to Bon Woodward aYen~ beginning at will display ilS new Snorkel fire' once g agam ~a~l;gt ~o~:lt o~~r your shoes were wearing out places along Mack a v en n e, Secours Hospital where Parella y Custom Elizabeth and Woodward, and pwnpel' and laduer truck. i:n . ro~e:y f' ~ et' if the p ic~ from running all those' errands Glanert checking rear doors, was treated for the face wound. ending at Congress and Wood. .____ I o~rm~~~yth~n~nreoa~ly has :one I and they had cost you all of and Kelly, the fronts. , En route to the hospital, it w~s \Va.~ TWO.W~Y S'1R~ET i up :s much as we women insist I $2.50. Glanert said he parked the \'said, Pa.rella appeared to be slill TAI~ Fire apparatus .of all types Have cO~If1dence 10 other;, it has to our husbands. I Then the NEWS sold for three I scout car at the rear of the post unconSCiOUS,but recovered be- have bet:n entered In the. parade I poople-yo~ II be. award~cl by; So' I du out some of the cents a copy ... Grosse Pointe office, after letting his partner fore the ambulance reached its for",.. :...~ along WIth many Canadian fU'e people havmg confl~en~e ~n you. first' editio~s of the Grosse' High School boas~ed of its reI." out on Mack, and as he was destination. . Custom tailored ' . "J r------.....~;Pointe News and began look. ord number of mld-yea.r gradu- checking !he. door~ off the dock At a regular meehng held ,ing through the ads . . • ads ates ... 100 ... radiO enter. of the bUildlOg, discovered the on Monday, October 2, the to measure Suits, ~ ~/ Preteriptiom Filled i written about 27 years ago tainment was at its peak, Judy east door open, and pry marks Farms council, on recommenda. Outercoats, Slacks ~'. : when one could plan a week'~ G~rland was the All A~erican on both the door a~d jamb. He tion of Police Ch~ef. Jack. F. suits prites Sf'; Ray-Ban sunglasses i groceries around a 10.dollar Girl and Bur~ess MeredIth one drove the police vehicle to Mack Roh, approved Citations, for • Alteratioll' • R-u... . bill and have a whale of a of HollYWOOds gayest bache- to pick up Kelly, and at the Glanert and Kelly, for their ex- ._'....."$_~ ". AL~oGTOUnd to Your Prescription 'night at the movies for just lors. Oh yes, your do~lar could same time called the station cel1e~t police wor~ in appre- 15 cents adlllt admission. buy $2.05 of merchandise! Read for assistance. hendmg the post office burglars, G. MAnon, Why ',:,ay back then, you were it and weep! With Revolvers Dra~ The co~nc~1 authorized. that OPTIClj1.NS greeted by these price tags: The policemen said they cau. proper. CitatIOns be prmted. -~ . ION I • ----- 16361 E. War,. AtaiDi one pound of butter, 33c; a' tiously entered the federal build. They will be present~ to Gla.n- Shrton Named Telephone 88200171' 20183 MACK AVENUE pound of coffee, 231.'; ~O bars of I f ° ing their service revolvers ert .and Kell)', and Will be SUit- Betw~n Oxford Rd. and Norwood naphta soap, 39c; chOIce spring Head 0 FIrm 'd b h f able for framing. TUxedo 4.5770 ,leg of lamb, 271.'a pound; one I drawn, an egan 8 sea~c 0 , pound of bacon, 32c; two dozen' . T the aisles, each going 10 op. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~::~~:...-_-.::~~-_-.-_-_-_--_~~-_-ICalifornia oranges, 551.'; two Ma1c~lm R. Shrton, .A .•.A., posite directions. heads of lettuce, 15c; prime responSible for the archlt~ctur. . i rORst beef 251.'a pound' and 10 al design of some of the Pomtes' Glanert said as he neared i pounds of' Idaho potat~s 21c most notable buildings, has been the west wall, he saw two men . , . elected president of Harley, El. running toward the front door. Where Quality I In those days on your ,~ay lington, Cowin and Stilton Inc., He said he took aftar Berencsl i homlJ from grocery shOPPing a Detroit.based architectural and Kelly chased Parella. BOYS 8 THRD U Always Counts ~ yeu could drop your husband's and engineering firm whose K 11 II d t to Pa lla ; suit off ~o be cleaned for ~c Iwork has won national acclaim. to ~art, c~n~ ,~~en tbe ~an ... conlmue on to the service I H " d th f' . 19'''' th ffi f' d station and have your car win- . e J01D~ e mn l~ .... as failed to obey, e 0 cer 11'e REGISTER NOW Iterized for $4.95 and if you chl~f architectural deSigner fol. one shot. The, ~ullet penetrated THIS WEEK'S ~ didn't feel like cooking you 10wm~ a one.year Booth Fel. a wooden partition and smashed could call our favorite carry- lowshlp tour of ~urope. He. hall through a heavy plate glass. PUNT, PASS& Iout and have them deliver served as an officer and dlrec- The policeman said, later, that • SPECIA~S .• hi k h t' t t tor for many years and was he was not sure whether Parella ~ I.' en, s oes rmg ~ a .DeS, a elected a vice president in 1946 was struck by the bullet, or hit REGISTER AT forJug SOc.of honey and biSCUIts-all and later executive vice presi. byes.ath h tt ere d gIass. Farmer Pelt Personal Brand - dent. At. K II 'd DEFER F1ILD In your spare t i m e you Stirton is the architect in h hany toodra•e, e ~ s~~ ' w VERNIER" ~ ______.dreamt about tuying that "spe- charge of deol'gnlng the Grosse th eenmane wass unconscover Iousareanad' BACON 69~ Pointe High SCh?01 North, now bleeding fronl a face wound. KICK SAT. AT , A.M. H,AVEYOUR un~er co~struchon, and ~as Kelly said -he handcuffed Pa. DIAMONDS chief archItect for .other Pornte reUa and ran back to assist Stlictly fresh Whole leef Prime Round Steak CHECKED BY landmarks including Liggett Glanert LADIES • AN EXPERT. School and the William Fries . COMPETITION Tenderloins ROAST I remodel old iewelT1l into Memorial Auditorium of the Armed 'Witb Bars the finest,'laten style,. Grosse Pointe War Memorial. . In the me.anUme, Berencsi ~an I • Great Values in Fille Dia. He also has been the architect mto an office at the west Side Fine for e Outdoor 8g monds, Watches and all in charge of many notable De. of a ~artitiqn. Glaneri said ,~I~b~ Grilling lb. Gold Jewelry. trait buildings. including the Bere~csl had. a ?Qe and one. eHi Gr.... Watch lapa1rlnl City.County Building, Veterans ha!f lOch bar l.n his .right hand, P,ime New Yo" Strips and Sirloins at All Times I Memorial, Rackham Education. raIsed to strike hlm, and a fOf 3U year. on the EClSt ~ICIe. al Memorial Detroit Bank & two and ODe-half inch bar in Trust Bulld~g, the new South his left hand. The oHicer said ' .. : : ~ Alfred E. Zief Wing of the Detroit Institute of he aimed his revolver and or. Lang' 5 Village Meats JEWELI:R & GOLDSMITH Arts, and the North Wing now dered Berencs! to drop the bars. 16437 E.' Worren TU 1.4980 under construction, He succeeds He said he gave the order thCI!8 17045 Kercheval TU 2.5777 We buy old gold, jewelry Julian R. Cowin, A.I.A., as times, and with the final com. and diamonds. president Of the architectural mand, told the man that if he firm, who was named' chairman did not cnmply, he would be of the board of dir~ctors. shot where he stood. Berencsi LAKEVIEW FORD Stirton, his wife, Mary, and ~et the bar slip to. the floor, Open MOrl. " 11mI. '1119 THURS.O~~~'- SAT. Ithree sons live at 181 Lothrop J~st as ~elly burst IOto the of. 823.2500 3 DAY SPECIALS II'oad. flce section, gun ready. 14800 E. Jefferson I . Stmon is ~ member, former Farms Patrolmen Earl Field officer arid director of the De. trait Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and has been an officer and director of HA~~ARE the Michigan Society of Archi. You are FROMM'S tects. He has also served the Slnvited! chapter on various committees llnd is a member now of its Met. ropolitan Environment Commit- Lawn tee. LAKEYIEW FORD INC. He is a member of the Engin- eering Society of Detroit, the fertilizer only c:chitect on the Wayne I I (AT THE CITY LIMITS) County Planning. Commission i and serves on the Mayor's Ad- C_o_m_e_s_e_eall that's new in FORD for J968 Ivisory Committee of Grosse j% Pointe Farms. o ALTER RD. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY He is .president of the Detroit i . E x e I.' uti v e 5 AssocIation and ~ ON- ALL '68 MODELS. , ' serves on the Master Plan Com, mittee and District Improve~ vt:~:-. . . 1111 Strlklnely IIOW tor 1985 III meDt Committee of the Detroit of the Fairlane serln, the'l~,'~.j'Ill..... )111. bag Eveready Central Business District Assoc. models includine Ibo formal 1lardloP (Pan~ III iation. GT faslback. Foar !nebe. 10Drtr !PI " ' * See the e';Cciting'68 lane models, lIle 1'0~.~~:t ... Prestone He is a member of the Great- luxury to Ibe InterUl"...... " Ill"'" while presen\ stock l models have complelelY De'll'.sIIetlu:a'1J .. II er Detroit Board of Commerce, inlegrated grille-doal headlUlP lC..... lasts. For a more tinclive raised cea.ler paad. A Jrn-. ijciIIll the Economic Club of Detroit, engine is standard m the TortIIO beautiful lawn next the Founders, Society of the D~. all other series. s p r in g fertilizer trait Institute of Arts, and the TORINO NOW Newcomen Society in North REGISTER the all new addition to America. He also is a member For Ford's National COD. of the Detroit Club; Detroit Ath. lesl- Win a '68 T.Bird. the Fo,d Family of Fine C,:,'s letic Club, Grosse Pointe Yacht 31.075 other prizes. Club aml the University of Mich- ligan Club of Grosse Pointe . .State Alpha Phi Alumnae Founders Banquet Oc:t. I r . The Detroit-Grosse Pointe Alumnae C hap t e r and the Bloomfield Hills - Birmingham Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Phi Iwill hold a joint banquet to 'I - celebrate the 95th anniversary I of the founding of the frater- nity Wednesday evening, OC- BIG SAVINGS I tober 11. at the Kings Arms. on Mrs. D. L. GiItl'llW, Governor of '68 GALAXIE 500 • • • IDistrict Four, will be speaker. I An exclUne llew XI, fastback (above) and aD LTD 2.(1oor bard. I As is the custom, each memo top with a new foruml roof line are but two of 21 Ford models for .1968. All L1'D.t XL and C(lQulry Sqnlre mooels feature a NEW 67. ber will give a penny for each I speCIal dle-cast (nile with relractable lIeadkmp doors. A new year of thl: fraternity's exist. 302cublc.lnch V.S eneine Is standard In LTD and Squire models and optional In all other Fords. N!w options for 1968 illclude so in stock-foT immdi'" 4e/ifIIY...... ence as a contribution to its AM/FM multiplex stereo radl~1 an automatic load leveler system a rear window defoueT and ult sleerlnl wiled, ' Scholarship Fund. I ~ Parkette Lawn Sweeper I GOLDEN RULE I ------! Co.operation and common: pick up grass clippings, t'Wigs, leaves, debris many ! sense in human relations makes LAKIYIIW 'ORD SI.Vlel DIPAR'MIN' SPI~ times faster than hanci method ... adjustable brushes I life worth living for everyone. to sweep high or low. • MUFFLER. Complete TU N E.U P SPECI.4l 20"r regular 33.95 28", reguh.r 44.95 Frolllm's low prices Fromm's row prices Completely Installed BRAKE OVERHAUL 0" AU Model f1',. Includes New n on all • linings & lobar Fairl."e., Must. '",.- III 95 95 e wheel cylinder Inclucles lie.... plll9S, ".., FORDS, MUSTANGS, kits & labor .27 33 condenser, o"d '-bar. FAIRLANES & T.BIRDS e brake fluid $1~ e refocing 4 broke drums 8 Cylinder ...... , $23.35 Vahl' ...... , $ ~ MICHIGAN BANKARD Values to Values to NOW $4995 $23.40 $67.90 6 Cylinder 11 $19.50 Value excludes disc brakes ~I!@JI!~'{!] . - CALLVOeR.Rm 1~ • J .~ S. t. • fOR All PEST PROIlIMS ------''', \) • ~ ~ ~ l . 1)0.;1-,_" pest co~trolc'" M Jefferson ACE HARDWARE dOott'fDlrnlf trOllllI •• II Nf •• Ie m. ClII till np.rtl. \lor.I.Ritt e s'''' -TE 406900. No moll ,.11.. '" at Alter Grosse Pointe - 17037 Kercheval .,ore prolllelftS. LAKEVIEW FORD near Notre Dome ~Mlc"j,a"~o' 12525 8r1lld RMr-TE 4-8900 (At the City limits) 823.25~ ,., ,.llobl. Iorm/I. _1101, 14800 E. Jefferson Open Mon. & Thurs. 'til 9:00 p.m. 14215 E. Jefferson at Newport call ,_,,,'-', oIoo69Cl2 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pag_ Five o CtaloIDs'Lost' Salolhoat was published in the NEWS, dition, except for a broktll Owner the policemen said, six persons rudder. Old Water Mill Recreated . .------asked to see the craft, on the It had no serial number no O~e of SI.X persons. who laid I hall tracked down the .youth possibility it might belong to Secretary of State registr;tion At Johnson Home in Park possIble claim to a s~llboat lhat and recovered the saIlboat. them. I number. name, or anytbing that had been found adflft on Au. When the story of the recovery The boat was in excellent con- might identify it, or its owner. A little section of the Pointe lights at night are fantastic." ~~~~es~\lu~~~iPat~~~~k t~eatchhe,1------.- "-', -- -.. ------has returned to the Year 1887, Among those invited to attend in the form of an Old Mill water the viewing of this creation was able to prove ownership to I VERBRUGGE'S' ] Beat the wheel, created in the spacious were: Park Mayor and Mrs. the satisfa~tion of Sho~es police fREE yard.garden of George P. John. Matthew Patterson, l\Ir. and and w~s giVen 'p0ssesslo!l of the I . DELIVERY son, 1034 Whittier road. Many Mrs, Cla"ton D. Alandt, Mr. and craft, It was dlsclosell on Mon. . t P , t . d" day October 2...... QO.,..o....o....llllJ...... o""Q9, 51Q 51Q Ollll p.. 0 n00 at 00 nm prommen 010 ers receive m. Mrs. Frank (,'.~ker, Dr. and Mrs. ' "YOU CAN A-LW-A-y-S-n-Io- 0 lis', _ vitations to view this pheno. Earl F r a s e r, Mr. and :Mrs. G !dehntificd ~s the owner is I SUR~o~o~'i~LITY ~ ~ = UJ ' i = - OW TIRE men a on Friday, September 22, Charles A. J. Kotcher. ~tr. and letc en Gremer of 78 Lake VERSRUGGE'S e: !II ~ IIODD This is the description of the Mrs, Hamilton F. Kotcher, ~Ir. Shore road, who, according to 0 llllll nllll 0000 II0 00 (} ". i' •: '" wheel, now in operation: and Mrs. Joseph W. Muer. Judge Dets. Frank lIIus!azza and WH. • and Mrs. Edward S. Piggins, Mr. liam Marshall, said that the CALL TU 5-151!!5 Q MARKEl "~he Old. M~l1water whee~ is and Mrs. Arthur J. Schultz, Mr. boat had been stolen from its turnmg, grmdmg corn, rushmg and Mrs. Phillip J. Van Antwerp, mooring place at the Grosse COR. MACK & ST. CLAIR ~q!!!~4~!water through the canals ~t the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Van Ler- Pointe Yacht Club. No report ------~------_ rate of 165 gallons per mmute. b h d b d f th II d ,1M6 'NYLONWHITEWALL The falls, 15 feet high and 10 Aenrtghhoen'Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. a een ma t' () e a ege Home Made feet wide, has three water levels y Motschall. theft, the officers said. AU-Baked which turn the wheel. ------The bOat was found by two Od 16.year-old boy.' who were reo MEAT WINTER PAT~9~ "Sixty.five tons of vulcanic Car Trunk-Pal turning from Mitchell Bay, rock was used to build the falls, ° ° f Canada. and who, after towing VO I Tl LOAF 2./Il.AV. 95 plus 1.80 68 tons of concrete were used ISlt)y lie the craft to the Shores harbor, 650-13 519 for foundations. canals, falls, left without identifying them. I 95 mill, fireplace and the wheel. James H. Comins, 59, of 1713 selves. '~175-14 523 plus 2.21 The Wheel weighs one ton ami Anita, lost a valuable box of Later, olle of the teenagers, 1 FRESH GROUND BEEf 95 is water driven. tools, a ca~e of liquor and a apparently believing that "find- 49 'I 825-14 525 plus 2.38 Canals, falls, mill and wheel heater, from the trunk u~ his ers is keepers," returned for 3 ,..'1 591~. T take up 5,000 square feet of car, according to a report made the boat and took it away with. 95 I, plus 2.56 space. In the Mill is a Herculean to Woods authorities on Satur. out the knowledge of the police. 855-14 $27 size rock fireplace, tree.trunk day, Septt'mber 30. However Mustazza and Mars. PUSS If BOOTS CAT fOOD Chicken &: Uver 95 tables, an~ three trun~s t.o sit Comins told police that he ---'------Gourmet"'artsFeast W 775-15 '23 plus 2.23 on. The sIze ~f t~e :Mill IS 18 parked his automobile at the , Uver and Gl'avy I Kidney and Gravy 95 feet by 20 fee" ~th the .rough rear of his business place 19794 CHUCK BEEF Clllcken Parts plus 2.33 boa r d s, all SIX by slx.foot M k f 8'3 ' b {815-15 '25 b ams wall and ceiling give it ac, rom . 0 a.m. t!:\ a out RUGS BOUND ~~~Il~eat2& GraVY2~ e Id' t' I k Th' 10 ed 5 p.m., and tnen drove home, ROAST Call 95 th e 0 rus Ie 00. e co r leaving the vehicle in the drive. fir i 845-15 '27 plus 2.53 All)' way alongside his house for a :a~d 95 SSc SPECIALS ;,$ 900-15 '29 , plus 2.86 Library Offers short time. Large New • CAULIflOWER °Z M ° He said he drove his car to I QUAKER-MAID L,. SftClooWhite We Accept '-t Fann y OVleS the Jefferson Marina, St. Clair Carpet Selections For the 8est 8uy __ Shores, on September 21 wherc ICE CREAM ALLMAJOR flny The first program of the 1967- his boat is m.o0red,. and went McCoy Carpet '.)CTOBER SPECIAL 391~. 12eOFF on 1968 Family Film Night Series for a boat fide With several REGULAR PRICE' EDIT CARDS Tire Need - See Usl will be presented Friday, Octo. guests. When .he returne~ home • 2 fLAVORS ONLY • DRY ONIONS Companies Company GIANT. • ou bel. 6, at 6:30 p,m. and 7:30 p,m. he had o~caslon. to go mto. the • VANILLA FUDGE c SIZE ONLY ,• Dept. Stores in the Central Library, Exhibi- t~unk of the v~hlcle and noticed OPEN MON. AND FRI. • CREAM CARMEL MARBLE 3i~35 tion Room. An additional 6:30 hl~ f.ool box WIth ~ssorted tools UNTIL 9:00 P.M. '. Hotels,Etc. showing has been added to ae- m!SSID~,but 'ga,:e It no thought, New Location • GRAPEFRUIT e " ANT CREDIT commodate the increased at- ~ssunung that hIS son bad taken Pillk.r Whit. Y2 °ga I. 7.g !lO Money Down tendance and provide an op- It. , 25527 Harper portunity for aU Grosse Pointe Several days later he asked 3 Blks. N. of 10 Mile families to enjoy these film pro. his son about the tools, and 4f.r5~. grams, Families are cordially in. Wp.s informed that the son did 777-7550 Distributors, Inc. vi,ted to attend these showing not take them. . as 'a grO~p. Each. program has Comins said he again inspect- i WAllEN(5 blocks East of Cadieux) TU 2.6522 be.en ~e5Igne~ to mc~ud~ so~e. ed the vehicle trunk and dis- thmg I~t~restmg, enrlchmg ~ d covered that not orily was the entertammg for boys and gah box gone, but a full case of as- It's as well as parents. sorted whiskey, valued at $66; ~ournier's FOR 0ft°ne ~urniture ANIMALS IN AUTUMN - and a portable electric heater I,' , Color, Umin. Shows the autumn worth $20. The box and too~ • CARPETING • lAMPS • DRAPERIES • DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES • adivities of a variety of animals are valued at a total of $250 -the first few weeks of life. he added. ' ~imals depicte~ include pup. He told Woods police that is 1968 pies, calf and Ch.lCks,Illu~trate~ is possible that the items were ho\~ mother anunals care for takWaters P.T.A., held its fall Court of Condit almost won the Nature comments and/or name and address to P. O. Box Honor and picnic at the Woods Contest. 3706. Grosse Pointe 48230. By Betty Stephens lakefront pnrk on Sunday, Sep. S co u t mas t e r Bentzen an. For 13 and a half hours former Grosse Pointe swim- tember 17, during which six nounced the following staff pro. ,,~~~~: 5 S~PRIN..K,.~Etc~ W. new recruits wel'e accepted into ~>'!LJqlL:-.;:;~~.."',.,"" • Every Inlhll . FlA,l1IIo We are in full, permanent, absolute, and com. ming star Dr. Harry Huffaker steadily churned motions, which became effective .,,' ~:. 1r~:...,.,""il'""'" ~llIItrlll 11101,,."11: through Hawaiian waters for 26 miles to set a new record the troop and promotions and on September 17: Eagle Scout ;"1~: .... ~' II liven I If1d COf! plete cooperation with any other similar groups C h a r 1e s Clay, junior scout- { ',~,,' ~ • Wltrallly : ciIItollllr• ... for swimming the Molokai Channel. The second man badges were given to the sea. • • • Mallll'na or Ollt f'III such as deputy police corps. to successfully accomplish this feat, Huffaker's time was soned scouters. master; Star Scout Ken Krie. Ivallablt net COIIhIl!l !lIP chelt senior patrol leader; Star • W. Itrwlc IWIIat two hours better than the 1961 attempt of an Hawaiian Don W. Ben tz en of 1335 '. 'Pr_~1 ..... Hollywood, scoutmaster of the Scout David Brown, assistant 110111 fllr "~!'!IlI. fiRE DEPAR'~ PROTEalON GROUP State legislator. senior patrol leader; First Class 'toro __ ' ... The moon was bright and the Ibacks in. maintaining a steady troop, announced the recruits Scout John Duncan, assistant sea calm on Sunday, September pace, Huffaker said. and the promotions and pre. G&S senior patrol leader;. and Star 881.3611 SPRINKLER CO .. STORM SASH FOR STEEL CASEM ENTS 24, as .Huffaker, clad in goggles. An amusing cartoon of Hut. sented the merit badges. Scout Thomas Rener, scribe. bikini.like trunks, and smeared faker, who had passed his The new scouters are: Eric 15411 t ....:. To fit all styles of "Fenestra" type windows, have been "AIr.Tee's" specialty for O\'er 30 yr•. with petroleum jelly, plunged Hawaiian dental board exams Olson, George Griffith, Harry =------=-~~ Furnished In AlumInum or Seal with Baked into the water from the shore two weeks before the channel U'Ren, Tom Cooper, Scott Veil, Free Parking With Your Purchase Enamel finish. We .Iso replace hdwe. and f "r I k' I I d N and Bob Volker. straighten steel windows for easy operatton. o ,,0 0 al s an. ewsmen swim. showed the dentist as Advanced to the rank of Sec- Shop Thurs. 0- Fri. Even~ WE ARE STEEL WINDOW SPECIALISTS, AND who rode on the boat that ac- more concerned about the con. DON'T YOU FORGET IT. Burglar Pro~f Guards (or Windows and Doors-Prevent companied him said that his dition of the sharks' molars and and Class Scout were: Richard Vandalism. Australia crawl, timed at 52 bicuspids than about the use Onafey, William Duncan, Rich. strokes a minute, never changed to which they might put those ard Gregg, Jeffery Rush, Scott DON'T WAIT 'TILL TOO LATE-- as he covered mile after mile teeth. Stein, Dean Leoane, Bradford CALL TODAY through tbe setting of the moon The Hutfakers live at 4204 White, James Jerger and James and rising of the. ~un. The Keanu street, Honolulu. The new FU~~~~g~levated to the rank of ... 0 usr AIR. TEC w ... W~. C.II TW2-7800 Honolu~u Star.Bulietin s s~rfing doctor hopes to join Dr. Stanley First Class SCouts were: WiI.' 7 MIl'- aD. , la.t II •• 0.11 , coll.lJlIlH.1who went alon~ m.!he Beardmore in setting up a prae. Ham Bentzen, Thomas Knaepple, 1 Ilk. West of Olklln ~at told that when he Jumved tice in December in Honolulu. James Furlong, Kevin Yessian, mto the water three.fourths of His wife, the former Christine Christopher Knapp and Brian the way across the channel to Wohlers of Grosse Pointe has Nickoloff. , ' swim along with J.luffaker, he been teaching psychiatric ~urs. Boys who earned rEcruiter couldn't keep U? WIth the lo~g. ing at the University of Hono. patches were: Brian Nickoloff, di~tance chaiupJOn for even five lulu. William Duncan and Mark Veil. ;-, g{al'~ -' mmutes. Parents Surprised Scoutmaster Bentzen revealed Last Part, Hardest HuHaker's pKTcnts, the Mel. that lI ;;" . the three.part series on "To. :.... day's Family and Its Chal. Gr.t'New.1 lenges" in Fries Auditorium, 32 I ju.' Lakeshore Road, at 8:30 p.m. cot Tuesday, October 10. moneyN&f( Sponsored by Bon Secours ora air Hospital; with the assistance of my the James and J~ynelle Holdim insuran&e Fund, the series is presentold free of charge as a public service. Dr. Vincent is one of three nationally known experts in the field who will appear on the program. His topic is "The FRESH Changing Family: A Buffer for Alienation." Dr. William H. Knapp, pro. fessor of psychology and asso. LAMB ciate director of Jte Student Personnel Division of Wayne State University, will be the moderator of the evening's pro- PAnlES gram. He will conduct the ques. tion and answer session fol- lowing Dr. Vincent's lecture. Dr. Vincent is director of the Behavioral Sciences Center FRYING CHICKEN '. of the Bowman Garry School o! Medicine at Wake Forest Col. leg!!, Winston-Salem. He reo 49~ ceived his bachelor'.;, master's and doctor's degrees from the University of California at Ber. ;P!~f~~!~ keley. A Certified Fellow of 49: the American Association of Marriage Counselors, he also is certified as a Social Psy. chologist of the American So. • LEGS ciological Association. (Nfl Back Attached) He has written extensively 45~ in his field, frequently appears Got"'" on the lecture platform and is - Cor"" an active member of a number of professional societies. : Tickets for the lecfures may CfDAR FARMS i be obtained by cillling 884.5600, ------BO~~~ BIfJlU Right now, a 10% premium refund is being saving money while benefiting from the I paid to Exchange.insured Auto Club members finest car insurance proteclion in Michigan. BACON IS their car insurance policies expire.• Plus, Saving money is just one of the many Yancy's (ORDON I6J the cost of Uninsured Motorists Coverage reasons why far more Michigan drivers are FARMER PEETS .nd many Comprehensive coverages have insured with the Ex~hange than with any Hair Fa~hions been reduced. other organization. You, too, can Lead the IIlENI HALL, "rop. BABY BONANZA Being insured with the Exchan~e means. Way with Exchange car insurance at Triple A. 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PHONE < I BETWEEN 8 6' 9 MILE ROADS --= ------756-1313 ~ Page Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday,' October TAKES 1\tARINE TRAINING t', 5,I~ Foreign Students Marine Private Marko Rado. a~~s ~nthefund I ,Obituaries nich, son of Mrs. D. Radonich of .nlghtpaltolin~l Attending GPHS . of 950 Beaconsfield avenue has Infantry wea g, ~ Icompleted two weeks of trainin methods and ~ ~ he ',' LUCIA HELEN PARKER Lee is survived by one daughte~, under simulated combat cond~ 1 MarineCo~~~ lIcil Gro:se. Pointe High S~hool Funeral lJervices for Mrs. Wanda and a grandson Denms --.------endleten, Cal~ ~111 once agam takes on an Inter. Park~r 57 of 171 Lewiston Blue. ~ ~I national flavor with the admis. road ~ill be held at the Wi!. Interment was in Ridgeway ~ sion of eight foreign exchange }jam'R Hamilton Company fu. Cemetery, Ridgeway, Mich. students an.d two foreign tuition neral h'ome, 3975 Cass avenue, * * * students thIS year. on today, October 5 at 2:30 LOUIS F. STEBBINS Four of the exchange stu. o'clock Funeral s e r vie e s for Mr. dents, representing Argentina, She died of a heart attack on Stebbins, 65, of Phoenix, Ariz., France, Italy and the Nethrr- Tuesday morning at h.er home. and formerly of Grosse Pointe, ~nds. are F~)odnsoSred. by The Mrs. Parker was the wIfe ')f the were held on Thursday, Sep. merlcan Ie erVlces pro. retired president of the National t b 28 t th Arthur J gram B nk f D tr 't G E em er ,a e . • . , '. a a e OJ, eorge . Van Lerberghe Funeral Home. Youth for UnderstandIng IS Parker Jr H d' d' Ph' S nd '"L. h f ' • . e Ie In oenJx on u ay, sponsormg UI~ exc angees rom She was graduated from Llg. S t b 24 Denmark, Fmland, Germany gett School and Erskine School e Pe~ er : d b h' 'f . He IS surVIve y IS WI e, I an d Swedeu. of Boston and was a past presl" ht Mr G'l Hector ;\1artorelli represent. dent of the Liggett School Rbos alDJneS;add~Ug er, R S'd :1: ing Argentina, is sta)'ing with Alumnae Association She had er t e ~nh.rd' a s~' an a d The Stary Bill Hutton, son of t~e Robert been active in seve~al Torch t~~ ~a~ cdI . ren'b rt~gory~n I Huttons, of DevonshIre road. Drives JI .e an y, a ro er, ar Martine Harster from France is M'P k' . db h Stebbms; a stepson, Raymond ns. ar er IS surVIve y er F R t I d t pd ght staying with Hal)' l\Iayshark, husband, George; a son George • ae ze ,an a s e au er, af Old FashiDDed daughter of the James Ma)'. E HI' d g ht M R G IJanet R. Patten. sharks of Balfour road Paul Ch bar au f ;~' t ~;:ll . N ~y Mr. Stebbins was a member Ma"ill~ who is from Geno~ da~ er Ill, 0 d hi~~ I S, "'. of the Edison Boat Club. Inter. lta~' i; staying with Chris Thu' an~f our.glran .c ten. b Iment was in Forestlawn Ceme. , •. • l\ emorJa t rl bII es may e tery lJJann and h~~ famIly, Dr. and made to the charity of your I . I PersDDalized Slrvicl ... Mrs. Robert Thumann, of York. choice. Interment will be in * .. • shire road. Elmwood Cemetery ANNA MARCON Geraldine Kurvers from the * * '. Funeral services for Mrs. W. haven't forgotten Netherlands is staying with the I Marcon, 86, of 588 Cadieux road, ~ RUTH 1\1.ALLEN the "good old days" when family of Kathy Walker, Dr. Funeral services for IIIrs. were held on Saturday, Sep. ~ fresh meat was cut and Mrs: George Walker, of All 63 f Sharon Pa tember 30, at the Verheyden especially for you by a Kenwood court. en, ,0 •d ., Funeral Home and st. Paul's. friendly butcher who THe William Boyds and th' formerly of 1215 Harvar ave. on.the-Lakeshore, k . elr nue, were held on Wednesday, • knew just what you wanted. son Mar . are welcomIng the October 4 in the Verhe)'den She died in Harper Hospital Old Fashioned? Yes. rep:.e~entative ~rom D~nmark, Funeral H~me. She died on Sun. on Thursday, September 28. ~hrJstJa!1.Bruel, mto th~lr home, day, October 1. Mrs. Marcon was born in To. Out Dated? No. m McKmley avenue. Tlroo Tof. ., ran to, Ontario, Canada, on Old fashioned good service fe.la from Finland is staying She was the ~ife of ~ne late March 20, 1881. and friendliness WIth Steve Mathers and his Harry L., and IS surVIved by . neVer go out of styl. at family, Mr. and Mr,;. Robert two sons, Dr. Robert W., Prof. She was the ,~ife of ~he late COLOR IV Wrigley 1Vaathers, of Stevens road. Richard H.; a sister, Mrs. Frank. E., and IS surVIved by Ruth Jacobi of Germany is Esther Wellman; a brother Dr. two SIsters, Mrs. Char~es T. LARGEST on the hill. staying with the Robert Frederick Sturm, and nine Schermerhom~ Mrs. Julia Ab. COLOR TUBE Adamses, and Uleir daughter, grandchildren. batt. and a mece, Jane Scher- MADE Kristin, of Harvard road. Interment was in White merhorn. . Christina Nilson, of Sweden, Chapel Cemetery. Interment was in Woodlawn * 12 Months Warrallty is staying with Dulce Greene, * ,. * Cemetery. an A.II Parts and her parents the Jordan CHARLES HENRY FU'TCHER ------*See Us for Low Greenes, of Buckingham road. Private serVices were held for GOLDEN RULE Prices on A.II Veronica Vanderspek from Mr. Fletcher, 67, of 48 Lee Gate Those people who enjoy the ReA Victor Models Belgium and Iise Busch from lane, who died in Cottage Hospi. most popularity have learned Germany are the two students early in life to cultivate a spirit at Grosse Pointe High School talon WedneSday, September of fairness to oth:lrs. OPEN EVENINGS paying tuition for their year 27. ------abroad. Veronica is staying with .Mr. Fletcher was born in De. Ann Donnell and her parents trait and lived,in Grosse Pointe the Alton Donnells, of Balfour Farms for,35 years. He retired road. llse is staying with the as Business Manager of the Moved from E. Je~rIon to , Harlow Stahls of Buckingham Sales Department of Parke. , . road and their daughter, Sally. Davis Company six years ago. 20649 Mack at Vernier, (8 Mil.) 886-4J It looks as if bot h Grosse Mr. Fletcher attended the Hill Pointe High School and the Ex. School and Cornell University, changees will learn a lot from where he received his BS de. f'ach other this year. gree in chemical engineering. He was a member of The Coun- try Club of Detroit, The Kappa Rear End Crash Alpha Socie!y and Christ Church -Grosse Pointe. Involves 3 Cars He is survived by his -wife, I Cara' a son, Charles H. Fletch. : " Three cars were involved in er, Jr.; two daughters, Mrs. an accident on Jefferson at Riv . Ronald W. Haughton and Mrs. . ' , ard on Saturday, September 23. Frederick Pierce; a sister, lIIrs. 'j~ -1: Harold Leroy Miller, 946 Lake. R. Dale Golding, and 10 grand. ';1' ':r'; pointe, and David Dennish Don- children. i! ohoe; lP410 Jefferson, were both Interment was in Woodlawn stopped in the. second lane from Cemetery. the curb on. eastbound Jefferson • • * waiting for traffic to clear so LO\TJNA LESTER they could make left turns, when Graveside services for l'Urs. Clayton E. Goodrich, 29395Rose. Lester, 86, of 477 Colonial briar, S. C. Shores also east. court, were held on Saturday, bound in the second lane struck September 30, at Rock Falls the Donahoe vehicle in the rear Cemetery, Harbor Beach, }fich. forcing the' car into Miller's car~ She died on!Vednesd:.:y, Sep- Two of the automobiles were tember 27. Mrs. Lester was the towed away for repairs. The wife of the late Frank J. and third car sustained minor rear mother of the late Dela Lynn damage. Tabraham. She is survived by ,. ~;."' Injured Were taken to Bon a daughter" Lynn Zwickey; were treated for mi,lor injuries two grandchildren and four and released. great.grandchildren. ), Interment was in Rock Falls StretchIng 210 feet into the sky ••• Shoreline East reecbel Cemetery. new heights in luxurious !lpartment living, Eachapa~ Rover Boys ... 4< has tinted window bays offering a magnilicentview.Bui/lOl! (Continued from Page 7) I LENA MAE LEE the water's edge with exquisitely landscaped courts" •and • ht' th . Funeral services for Mrs. a mooring dock for added posh living. Want to reacllnew mg III e car taking guard Lee 81 of 791 Roslyn road duty turns I ' , , heights? See Shoreline East Apartments. Don;t Fea P 1 I were held on Friday, Septem. " r eop e ber 29, at the Ve r hey den Studio, one and two bedroom apartments fro,n$175/11IIJI11h At Yellowstone the bears Funeral Home. She died on 8200 EAST "EHERSON Models "pen 11 ~.m. to 7 p.m. Dr by .~~ are so accustomed to people Tuesday September 26 and cars that they are not Sh ' th if' SHORlliNE EASr Call 567-1175 ClosedWCG"-" afraid of them. A lot of this is e was ewe of the late I the fault of the tourists who George W., ,an? .the mother of ,,," feel compelled to feed the ani. the late VIrgInIa Blue. Mrs. malL Real campers shudder :;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;======------when they see this being done. It's a bad practice! "Our next stop was Grand Open daily 1:30 to 4:30 starting Saturday Teten National Park, wnich some people call the Alps of the United States. The scenery is beautiful • . . craggy black mountains against a blue sky. "We then headed through Wyoming and South Dakota and stopped at Mount Rushmore. That was unbeliev::ble... ',- everywhere you looked were , signs of commercialization ... helicopter rides. and ,reptile farms .•. all marring the beau. ty of nature. It is a shame to ~, see such defacement of aNa. . ".". '...... ~. . '. . ". ":. =.=; : .. ~. -=.: :: '; tional Park. ".. " ":. <- ::', ." ~ .' ". ":". "Then we were getting to '. familiar ground • . . the Upper bw-:..~ ..." ..)' Peninsula • . • which turned ;;~_. out 1<) be one of the most beau. tiful sighte of our entire trip. Only Orego;', can compare with I the UP in the fall!" The boys said that their trip was all they had hoped it would I be and intend to do more camp. I ing on fulure vacations. But: for now it's back to school! whel e Tom L. is a Fine Arts I' major and Tom G. is a Pre. !lIed student. I < I :Kappa Delta East Alumnae :To Meet Next Wednesday: The FI'~l1ch influence is distinct. From the glazed . family room and the shocking pink powder room, I The East Side Alumnae As. I sociation of Kappa Delta will . to the coffered ceiling maptel' bedroom, a feeling hold its next meeting Wednes. of gal.ety and comfOlt prevails, All this plus the many day evening, October 11, at: 7:45 o'clock in the Fraser home i convemences you expect in our homes can be found at- of ~Irs. Fred Otto, Final plans I Will be made for the associ.: Ition's annual C:mdle Tea sched. ; 6 Ehnsleigh Lane~ City of Grosse Pointe uled later this month. I Assisting Mrs. Otto will be co.hostesses Mrs. George Hub. i bard p.'ld Mrs. Rohert Kimber. I Reservations may be madc by 'I TU 2.1400 TU 2.1401 calling ~L.-s. Hubbard at 886'1 5029. ~..J October 5, 1967 GROSSe POINTE NEWS ]IP'Y' Page Nine Pointe Packers Farms Boat Chili I hborhood Club News Ig FALL SCHEDULE 1967 Win 2, Lose One Elects Officers DAME TV 5.4600 n' NOTRE ARTS AND CRAFTS The Freshhtan Packers foot. Members of the Grosse Pointe l HIGH SCHOOL . ball team lost to the Black Farms Boat Club elected oici. 1!LL.~tarts Oct. 7-25 cents per seSSIOn. Kniihts of St. Clair Shores, 7-6, eers and directors for the 1967. ~) s and ~irls ages 5.7. in a well matched contest. 68 year. at the regular meeting. ~p.m.l)Oy and gIrls ages 8.12. The Packers' Fritz Lehmann Monday. September 25. The sue. "pJll. pbo~uine1li Instructor. scored a touchdown on a 30. cessful candidates follow com. r,jP BADMINTON (Adults) yard sweep of left end. Jeff modore Anthony A. Delsner; Lubeck, Larry Kearney, Chuck vice.commodore, J a c k Closs; . It HIGH SCHOOL Beddow, Kevin Fiupatrick, Bob treasurer, Ann Burns (Mrs, J '7'30.10 p.m. Starts Oct. 4. ~ays ' Bashara. Carl Werner, John Donald); secretary, Margaret _ Lauhoff in 1:'A[iiE'r Westphal, Joe Carolan, Joe Holmes (Mrs. L, E.). Przeslawski, and Jeff Thiede Directors include: Past.Com. JR HIGH SCHOOL were offensive standouts. mod are Vincent Famularo. Rich. . s-Starts Oct. 7 thru Dee 16. The defensive stars were ard Jant1, Don McCubbin, Jerry ~y m beginners. . Mark Simon, Mark Longsworth, Janisse. Skip Gmeiner and Ger. J:i5'2 ~5' m intermedIate. Bill Crocker, Pnul Monark, Pete aId Crowley. 1tl6'1. .ls pm advanced. Melican, Bill Buda. Mike Knoll, Good attendance and much I U iJl,.12,,n-:-Myra Halsig Instructor. Jim Neville and Rick Hawley. enthusiasm at the first meeting Uill"jASKE'fBALL CLINIC (Boys) The Junior Varsity Packers indicates an exciting year to . 3R HIGH SCHOOL won over the Black Knights. come. The new officers will be .16941 KERCHEVAL,corner Noire Dame . s 4-5 p,m.-Starts Oct. 31 thru Dec. 19. 14-7, Phil Simon scored a touch. I honored by members at the ~12-8 sessions $2. down with a one yard plunge. Commodore's Party, Oclober 14 !!..c Bruce Instructor. Phil also scored the two extra at the Club Rouse. ~- BATON TWIRLING points after touchdown. Festivities are being planned 12t1..- Ilil. '.11 . ".~. JR, HIGH SCHOOL Kim Adler took a punt return for the ensuing year. The first starting Oct. 7 thru Dec. 16. 60 yards for the winning touch. fun.filled gala affair will be the down. Mark Peyser, Joe Grimau. IInnual Halloween Co 8 t u me MI(RIM . IJIl beginners-ages 5 thru teens. do and P a u 1 Kappaz looked Party at Allard Rouse, October 4 MORE BIG WEEKSI ~ . ~ advanced-ages 5 thru teens. great on offense. The defen.,e 28. Friends and guests of club OIAL U-UJIOO tn-Kathy Bremer Instructor. did not allow St. Clair Shores. members are cordially invited ~ HOUSE (Folk, Blues, Jug Band, Jazz) a first down and were led by to altend. TO GET YOUR FABULOUS AIITISEPTIC UNITED CHURCH Bob Kaiser, Dennis Rermann, llbJrdays R'30-11 :30 p.m. Terry Gates, Tom Hammer, John BONUS PREMIUMS ... SAVE High st~dents-Admission $1. O'NeIl and Mark Mc~ee. Lions Get Two !f:,'Ah localpapers for announcements) The Packers VarsIty beat the I. • .Ii""" CREATIVE DANCE Black Knights 7.0 in a hard Tws WlU One 69~. L JR HIGH SCHOOL fought contest. Jeff DeClaire ' a,m. Oct 7 thru Dec. 16-ages 5.7. swept left end for 10 yards and _ys ilO a touchdown. Ernie Ney passed The Grosse Pointe Little Foot. U!fSlOl1S $l1-Mrs. Marcy Shattuck Instructor. to John M1ndelli for the extra ball Lions had to settle for two GIRLS HOCKEY PROGRAM point. ties and a loss when they met .'. - 1118,"." JR, HIGH SCHOOL Off e n I i ve standouts were the st. Clair Hornets at Neigh. fieSdays4-6 p.m.-gh:ls ages 9.14. Kevin Toman, ::>aveKnoll, Dean borhood Club field. last Sunday, Kr Wm Ehrlich AdVIsor. Shier, Chris Lehmann and October 1. WITH EYERY MODESS MonsOredby Neighborhood Club. Randy Villareal. Th"! fine de. The Varsity squad perked up ; FENCING fensive effort to hold the Black after an unimpressive first quar. PURCHASE SUPER. IISULA. .. L JR. HIGH SCHOOL Knights scoreless was aided by ter to hold their opponents to Steve Kratzet, Mike Zirin, Stu a 6.6 tie. Angelo Tocco was a I. r.lays Oct. 3 thru Dec. 19. . . ThIede and Randy Blomquist...... in "PUNCHED" Jumbo Savings ~p.m,boysand girls ages 8.12 oegmners. standout ball player on both .7p,m, boysand girls ages 8-12 advanced. oHense and defense. George .$10 00 Coupons and pick your ehoice of these fabulous JllmboBonus~remium Valu~s ... 21 !~p.m, teens and adults. St Paul Beaten Koneiter scored the lone G.P. - • tally when he recovered a st. . at Fantastic Low PTlces! ... The Ideal 11lessons$lO-Charles Bruce Instructor. a- ye gifts for giving or getting. I By Bishop Foley. Clair fumble in the end zone'l S 1 GYMNASTICS . The Junior Vanity team " I LL JR, HIGH SCHOOL . dropped a 19.0 decision to the .ys-starts Oct. 7 thru Dec. 16. . . BIshop F.o~ey came from be. st. Clair J. V, team in a game This Beautl/rd LlBBEY... HOME J~:30-12noon boys and girls ages 9-12. , hmd in the fourth quarter to that evidenced some shrp foot- • II....IIII'~.... lliessons $ll-Harry Warnken Instructor. defeat the St. Paul Lakers foot- ball on the part of Vince Lynch, HOCKEY (Floor) ball team, 13.6 Sunday, October Pat Schwarz and Mike Mon. 41 PIECE L JR. HIGH SCHOOL 1,at Grosse Pointe Hil/h Field. aghan. Don' Chouinatd, John SECRET Silli'days1-3p.m.-starts Oct. 7. The Lakers controlled the ball Chancey and Joe Briggs looked for 39 plays in the first half but good on offense, but the team SPlAY ;1 (lJarIes Broce Instructor. BARWARE SET were urldble to score. Both couldn't seem to cope with the HORSEBACK RIDING teams remained scorele~s for well drilled 5t. Clair squad. I DEODORAIIT _ and 6th Graders and Jr. High Teens) the first three quarters. . . USHRANCH Early in the fourth period Playmg to a 6.6 tie, the !at., OCt14-8at., Oct. 21-Sat., Oct. 28. Bishop Foley punted from its Lions' Fres.hman team showed own 30.yard line. Halfback Doug some promise on defense and 9_9_ BIlsleav~9 a.m. from Brownell Jr. High parking lot. :~9~::E4 Dziuba received the punt and offense. Pat .Feu broke up se~. fee$4 per trip-includes transportation and riding. . . eral 5t. ClaIr plays from hIS Rtgistrationmust be made 10 days in advance of returned It 60 yards ~nto the end linebacker spot, while Sohn 59~ rheduled trip. zo~e. Th.e. extra pomt attempt Banks and Jerry Drolshagen fade~, glvmg the Lakers a 6.0 w e talwarts in the defensive lnslnJclllrs-MissMargie Sloan and Mrs. Josephine roa gm er s !olsburg, Wr.th'.. .. line. Joe Cornillt. was excellent I••.STA-IITE ,. • I SIX rrunute~ remammg at defensive end. On offense, In the game, a BIshop Foley Rene VandenBroeck threw sev. punt was .called b a c k for a eral key blocks while John La. 4 PIECE' 511. LI.e BRUSH :1 Laker offSIde. The squad then vigne and Jim Gough ran weill J scored on a 30'yard run off left for the Lions. tackle. 'n be TRAY SET 14915 Charleyoix, near Alter Foley scored once more when This week's games WI I ROllERS Donald Scruggs blocked a Laker played on Saturday, OCtober 7, \lOfId atmosphere, 1918 Electric piano and pOt nunt and carried the ball 15 at Highland Park. 11.95 VALUE Rove, 1916popco'rn machine and other assorted yards for a T.n. 5 011OUR'LA. i9 Frosty Micholob and Altes on draft. Coney Wine Imbibers Jeffrey S. Kurtz hot dogs and Coney hamburgers and other very' 49~ Wins Commission . smwiches.Fresh roasted peanuts (throw shells Snarl Up Traffic 1Iilr1. Jeffrey S. 'Kurtz, 23. son of ~., OUR STORE DISPLAYS FOR FULL DETAILS City Police officer Edmond Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ku,!z, Hurry! Out P Ian Ends Oct. 29, '67. 11'.- III. 1.21 BenthUYr whUe on routine pa. 1230 Bishop road, was commls. trol on Mllck avenue, on Wed. sioned an Anny second lieuten. nesdlY, September 27, observed ant after graduating frotp the GILLmE o RENTALS • Comet. two white males walking aerolls Infantry. Officer (' and i d ate LADIES' 01 Mill'S Mack and 5t. Clair. Both men School, Ft. Benning, Ga., Sep- SUrEl.STA.LDS $6 a DAY ~e appeared intoxicated. tember 14. aLA,DES •Daily Lawrence R. DeWolf, 24, of He was trained' in leadei's~ip, • Mercury • 4329 Neff, Detroit, was waving tactics of small infantry Units, SUPP-HOSE •Weekly $8 a DA Y a wine bottle at a pas~ing auto. and use of infantry weapons. He ':r~e Ronald N. Romtaz, 4'.2, of 5351 also received instruction in map SUPPORT HO.SIERY •Monthly ~eff, fell into the street, caus. and aerial photograph reading, • Cougar • ing a ca~ ~ stop suddenly to guerrilla warfare, and counter. e , I., h 3 yn.) AU Man REG. 4.9S 9g $8 a DAY M~e prevent hlttmg both men. insurgency operations. TU 1.5000 Both DeWolf and Romau were J •••• .. "w: held as disorderly persons and placed on $25 bond each. They SEEK. SOLUTION S,telal were later released to Mrs. De. The major problem confron.t. 24'" - "II. '" Wolf, who paid both bonds. Trial ing the nations today IS date was set for Tuesday, Octo. whether to flatten one another 130K"dle~.1 on 'Ire Hill ber 10. or iron out their differences. BARBASOL ~~::~39~3 FOR Pepto Bismol LIVE AND LET LIVE ,11 oz. - RfG. 98' . Riegulor . Menthql ~ 99 ~ IAILETS .3 aunw Of SMARr DETIOITElS ***• Tolerance is the quality in • most of Ull which enables people ~~ • to be happy in their own way ..It instead of our way. . lc=--est A 60ss AWNINGS It ~\ r ...-_'.O...... n...... ""CU AU 8.S' .. TU 5-2550 TOSCA lUXURIOUS J,.06E SEATS NEWI 77e YIit Our Showroom THad.,., Oct. 17 :1 Hurry l"st Days! IIIIT or Just Call lOX lI'a .: I FALSTAFF Hayley Mills - John Mills CREST FLAYOUD Itl 1111.l.ti LO 7.0890 .- (In English) TUIS., Oct. 17 ''THE FAMILY WAY" 'H'.- ... P,.... ntecl Iy In Technlcolor TOOTHPASTE R.G. DUN 3 lIMn, ... DOWN' .. S",.,rlq Motinee Onl, ' •• 'IAl CI8AIS 99 .. AMERICAN NAT'L Fess Parker In "" oz. F.II, Siz• ;= MYADEe • OPERA COMPANY "SMOkY" ilEa. II, "'•• ., .. IIt' YITAllIIIS (Com,.n, .f 125) In Cc.lor 63~ • FREE A"I"... * fLUSNaCMIS* PIUJ Storfin, Wedneslq WITH 100 Masonic Audiforium Ellubeth Taylor Oct, 1. and 17.... :20 lI.m. Mulon Brandl> Tickets: ":00-$.00 ....4.0. "REFLECTIONS M... nlc Tenlpte loll OHree Your Favorite ,. White or Black J. L, hudson's In' Grinnell's IN A GOLDEN EYE" (Encle.. Slamped, In Technlcolor ~;EnameledAluminum Slr'.A"r,,"' Invel.pel 4~ RMWINDOWS, MASONIC AUDITORIUM IN PERSON SAT., OCT. 7, .:20 P.M. LIQUOR DOORS, MANTOVANI IUI.IIIG AND "IS OItC"ESTItA PACKAGE DEALER .500-400-300 at Mllonle Tempi, lox O'flee RCH ENCLOSURES ilne'lolI' atlmped, Slr',-"r.ned env.topl' , ALCOHOL AWMINUM SIDING, TRIM AND GUTTERS Imported and domestic wines and champagnes plus a complete stock 701 1I.,r.,,1 ;,;,;;;;;;;o;=,-- ! SCREEN PORCHES !~===~¥~=...... of your favorite brand of beer or STttMs INVEST liquor. 2 'INTS t FOR FENESTRA STER WINDOWS in e RepairStorm Sll8h and Screeru COMPLETE FREE ESTIMATES In BUILDING ENTERPRISES HOME BARTENDER 10% of your ,confiden~e and our 90% will protect ACCESSORIES your savings In a safe Investment. 2ge SALE DAYS TH~OUGH SUNDAY. WE ~ESERVE THE RIGHT Ta LIMIT QUANTITIES We have land equipment and ready plans to start at once on HOTELS, MOTELS AND L;\RGE BUILD. INGS. References furnished. for detaIls Call 365.9263 _P_a_g_e_T_M . ~~~~~~~~~~~~._GROSSE POINTE NEWS T~~.~O~~ L .b IFire Prevention C B d y~ars he has represented the the Bo S,I~l 1 rary Friends .Korean Karate Course Offered I Bodluan Leaving -,ounty oat. City, he found serving as a a Fa ard of Su ' T H Week Declared ---- member of the Board a rich and Mi ~rns repllsf~ o ear Carino Tae Kwan Do, the Korean echelon. Other color bells are I Councilman Henry Bodman cult to attend meetings of the rewarding experience. a c • an MUllici~i:e•• Karate, will be taught and prac. earned successively as students II, who has been the Farms' Board of Supervisors, and as a Bod!11all rec.ommended that sardast~president ~r~' Lawrence M. Carino, vice. F' The DCity t of Grosse Pointe ticed this fall on the lakeside learn to concentrate their enlire I'epresentative on the Wayne result, he is unable 10 servc in Councilmand hW.11Iiam Kirby be assumealthhe wGUld be i...' ' Irll epar ment reminds its lawns and in the buildings of resources in a single movement Counly Board of Supervi:;ors for the best interesl of the Farms. approve as IS replacemt!nt. IBod e duDes~ president and general manager 'd t h h t' th K' b f man wh IlN.; of WJBK.TV (Channel 2) will res I ens t at October 9 Grosse Pointe War Memorial. against the weakest. and most nine y"ars, asked the city coun. He told the council tam e. Ir y, a ormer member of leag , ereuPOiJ, ~ be the kick.off speaker of the through October 16 is National Instruction will be given by San vulnerable point of the person cil on Monday, October 2, 10 I ------.. ues unanUIlO1l.l11 It season for the Friends of the Fire ~revention Week. Kyu Shim and his associates or object threatening them. Itll;eve him of this duty. The, Grosse Pointe Public Librar Du~mg that week, ~nd .be. who formed the first Tae Kwan All individuals and families request was granted. I Mr, Carino will speak next Mo~: yond If. necessary, the City Fire. Do group in this area at Wa~'ne interested in learning to prop. Bodman said thai because of, en I day night at 8 o'clock in the !U w~ll conduc~ door to ~oor I State University. eely discipline, handle and I heavy responsibility, due to the I The' BREAKERS Ri in the , ,. . Exhibition Room of the Ce tr I I~spechons, ~tartmg .at umvel'" The Karate group is open to J protect themselves, are en., fael that he has been mad.e a I Library. n a slty and endmg at FISher ro~d. both sexes of .all ages. Karate courag~d to re~ister in the War partner in his accounting fl.r~,; 8900 East Jefferson Ave. - Phone 823-3440 for Re: ~0II8e A f f T h I Each year the, depar~ment m. teaches obedience and diS" Memol'lal's office. it has become extremely dlUI' Delightful DINING - DANCING _ COCKT atiOns na Ive 0 acoma, Was ., spects half of the cIty. How. . r 11 A th t t . ------.------I "Larry" Carino is one of. the ~ver, Chief !,. Yaklin said that ~: I~~ ~~r~:s ;~d ~u~~~;g:~ IN DETROIT'S MOST BEAUTIFUL RIVER-FRONT DINI:G'LS . =j. r------..-.....------... best known an.d most. highly If any reSidents from other overcome an adversary. Karate I _------~ RI'VI". r~~pected. men I.n DetrOIt tele. par~s of the .city wish to have I is never to be used lightly. After I Perfect for the children's Featuring ADDED ATTRACT ""'" J, ~Islon. With .a WIde backgr.o~nd theIr homes mspected a phone master)' it is truly a deadly I ,'oom ... a delig1ltful deco-' Direct From New York PETE WILL IOH .. ~ lD broa~cashng and teleVISIOn, call ~o the department is all weapon to be used only for I rator touch for any room b~chelo! s ~egree f!om ~olum. that IS necessary. protection. . ~ bla Um\'erslty, he IS emmently The firemen will check at.. 'I are the lively paper mache qualified to speak on the sub- tics, basements and garages to The popular concephon of .the ~ figures from Mexico ... a Atm~~on!S.1~~~P ~~..~!~.~!.~j circus elephant, tiger, ject of television, and is eagerly see if ashes are in metal con. ~arat\ Ch~p ~here one slices i ~ a a and his TRIO Continuous Entertaillllelt ~ giraffe ... etc., etc. s~ught as a speaker. He is par. tainers, if rubbish is properly bl ro~g 'th o~~ s h o~ ce~en~ i For Your Dalltin!) Pleasure NO COVER OR MINIMUM"'" tJcularly noteworthy for estab. taken care of, if oily rag.~ are . oc s ~I I e ~n s or h~e I J;'J ... ec lishing and de vel 0 pin g the in metal containers, if flamma. Ibst sPI acu atr fSKowmtansh.IPh'I 16237 Mack Ave. MAGNIFICENT CUISINE INCLUDING SIZZLING STEAKSCH "b ad t d't . 1"" bl I' 'ds u on y a par 0 ara e w IC ' D . 482-'4 ro cas e I ona lung. e IqUI are properly stored, b h' db' bl k b It I etrolt /. AND SEAFOOD-CHOICE LIQUORS AND COCKTAli.s Ops H . ts t" f' d . "f th' k t can e ac leve ) ac e I) SYLVI A TREVINO PHONE 8867070 e p'olD o~ I m tbls to I .ere, IS a spa.r arres er on afficionados who represent the I 14. : _ Attendent Perking-Americen Express, Diners Club end Certe 810 h ~e an mteresting ~nd challeng. t~e l~clDerator, .If the fu!nace h i g h cst devell)pment and I ~~~~~!!1!!11~~~!!I!!II!!I!!II~IIII!I~~~~~~~!!I!!II!!I!!II~~~~ nc e Hm::<4 ~ng area, beca,:!se It gets people' pIpe IS properly 1.ns~.lled, If the 1 ....:_ _ _ J' ------,-.; mvolved, :4 Vital necessity in hot water vent pipe IS properly this complicated end ever. chang. installed, if combustibles are SHOP TH,URS. & FRI. EVEN INGS ing world of ours. Whetber or too elose to stove or furnace, not our audience agrees' with if the fuse box is overfused, if the position we take is really there is any unsafe wiring and of secondary importance to the if extensive cord wiring is de- fact that the yare literally feeti've. forced to think about subjects' Upon completion of the in. of interest and importance to spertion the home owner is the community. To our way of given a copy of tile dwelling in. thinking, this represents the spection report. highest ideals of democracy in action." Mr. Carino is extremely active Austin .Holding in Detroit civic life, serving as a member of the Boa r d of Big Celebration Directors of Civic Searchlight and Boy's Republic, is president Austin Catholic Preparatory and a member of the board of has begun its 1967 Homecoming dire c to r s of the Parochial weeks-not a day, not a week. Schools of the Archdiocese of end, not a week, but two full .,.", Detroit. and is active in the weeks of Homecoming celebra. -~..., Adcraft and Economic Clubs tion . and in the United Foundation The "Friaz:s" have planned ,:. ". and other civic grOUJ)3. various events for the duration: Friends program chairman including poster contests, Queen I Mark C, Stevens and president contests, Porn Porn making HACIENDA William Y. Gard Urge all those jamborees, decorated car con. 14.95 interested in this dynamic com. tests, the Homecoming mara. munications expert to come out thon contest and float making next Monday for a very special parties. LAST THREE DAYS . . . treal The three-day culmination. of -. , the two-week Homecoming be. ANNUAL SALE 11 gins with the Coronation Ball Center Revises on Friday. October 13, from Dinner Series :~~t1~~~:~.::.gi;;n~e aJ~~:~~; -- . Ipep rally followed by free danc- Franciscan Earthenware 16-pc. Starter Sets The Grosse Pointe Adventure ing with the "Road Rl1nners" and International Dinner'series will lIerve to usher in the final being presented this. seas:m. at day of activities. I G~sse Pointe War Memorial Sunday. October 16. will mark! 1795 WIth program.s sele~ed .by the rmal day of tile 1967 Home. I G~rge F. PlerrOt. IS bemg coming Weeks. The mammoth Reg. 19.95 Reg. 22.95 slightly altered. from the .an- parade featuring floats, dec. nounc~ment pnnted .• on the orated cars and pretty girls willi Center s October activIty card .. begin at Austin at 1 p.m. The I Now until October 7••. save on famous Franciscon "Fabulous Hong Koog" per. parade route, Mack to Moross,1 sonaTIy presented by Karl Rob. -down Moross to Kercheval and I inson with an authentic Chinese down Kercheval to Grosse earthenware, hond.crofted patterns, Coliforni., dinner preceding is now sehed. Pomte High. -Flelt! I has been uled for W~nesday evening, carefully selected s~as to pro.f MADEIRA October HI, Jnstead of Monday, vide tlle best opportunity for I 11.95 designed and mode. Chip.resistant and October 16. the public to enjoy the spectacle. The remainder of the fun reo . vise.d schedule follows. T~e Homecomm.g" g a. m e'l colorfast, it can be safely used in oven ,Monday, -November 6, Curtis agamst U of D WIll beg.1n at Nagel. "Holiday In Spain." 2 p.m. and the Queen WIll be ThurSday, November 30 Mil. present~d to the ~tudent ~y and dishwasher. Each starter set includes dred Capron, "Romance of Por- at b alfti me. The ~al eve~t of I tugal." the ,~wo weeks. will be a Roc I Wednesday, December 13, Ar- Rop at Austm from 7:00 to four each of dinner plate, bread thur Wilson, "Holiday InFrance" 10:00 p.m. on Sunday mght. I Wednesday, January 10, Spence and buller plate, cup, saucer. Not ~~~:.:, "Athens And Tbe Is. To Receive High Wednesday, February 14, Masonic HOlWr shown: Tulip Time and Sierra Sand, now 14.95 Frank J. McGinnis,' "Smiling . Austria." Thursday. February 29, Harry William N. Montgomery, of Peterson, "Village Beneath The Washington road, is among 17 Sea." Michigan Masons who have been Monday, April 8, Don Cooper nominated to reCeive the honor. "Klondike Adventure." '! ary 33rd Scottish Rite degree at Tuesday, April 30, Kenneth Atlantic City next year. Richter, "Britain." The names of the nominees Wednesday, May 8, Arthur were announced on Wednesday, Dewey, "Tahiti Adventure." September '1:7, by Clyde A. Fu1. This entire series complete ton of Charlotte, _deputy for with decorated, authentic ban- Michigan, and Roscoe O. Boni- quets served at 7 o'clock pre. steel, of Ann Aroor, at a state ceding the shows is offered for dinner in the Penn Sheraton I FREE PARKING WITH YOUR PURCHASE Jacobsons $40. Single dinners and shows Hotel, Pittsburgh. HOME DECORATIVE SHOP are $4.50. Paid reservations are Mr. Montgomery and his wife I being accepted at the Center's Evelyn have four children, Bill, office now. a senior at Grosse Pointe. High School; Lynne, a sophomore; REPORTS VANDALISM Tom, 11, a student at Richard Oscar Beaudry, superintend. SChool, and Bob, 9, also a stu- ent of the Woods Department dent at Richard. I of Public Works, personan~, reo ------I ported at the Woods police sta. BITI'EN BY OWN DOG I tion on Tuesday, September 26, City Police received a dog bite I that vandals have been breaking report from Bon Secours Hos. windows of the Municipal Ga. pital on Wednesday, September rage in Marter road. He said 27. Andrea Stabile, age 11, was that in the past two weeks, a bitten by her Basset bound, on I total of 70 windows have been the right foot. The dog was put! broken or damaged by culprits. Iunder observation for 10 days He did not say what th,~ cost and the Board of Health noti. was to repla~ the glass. fied. WATCH ".'. REPAIRING for all makes . , . done on our premises with ultrasonic cleaning OMEGA & TI550T Authorized Agency yh/ente geweler; Fine Jewelers Since 1934 1660 I E. W c!rren at Kensington Rd. TU 1-4800 ()pen 9 fo 6 Dolly - Friday Evening 't,! 8 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page ereven PTA at Mason Bu.siness Alley ITrolnbly PT A Faces Reckless Driving Charge - REPORTS THEFT • 10 minutes away from ltfeeting Oct. 10 Erwin Wolfe of 805 Briar- Paved in City IAleets Oct. 12 )fary Elizabeth )[cDonald, 502 narrowly missing two parked all the "Pointes," at notre Dame, was charged with cliff, called Woods police on cars. Thursday, September 28, to re- .~ Mason School will hold its Gratiot ex it off the Paving of the alley behind reckless driving resulting in an She then headed toward the port that unknown persons had first meeting of the year on Ford Expressway businesses on Mack, between The Robert Trombly School accident on Sunday, October 1. curb 2nd hit the car of Barbara entered the garage on his home Tuesday, October 10, at 7:30 University and Rivard, has been PTA holds its opening meeting Mrs. ~IcDonald failed to stop Monkaba, 571 Rivard, which was property and had stolen eight p.m. in the school auditorium. completed and the alley was at 8:15 p.m. on Thursday, Dc- for a stop signal, driving south legally parked at the curb. Mrs. tires and two cases of special Jon Study, president, will in- opened to traffic this week. tober 12, in the school audito- on Rivard at Waterloo, swerving ~tcDonald was for c e u to the oil. He could' not give the value troduce the PTA officers for The long desired project was rium. Dr. Donald Briggs, presi- back and forth and striking the curb at Kercheval, by City of the tires, but sll;d the oil was the 1967.68 school year. They financed on a voluntary assess. dent, extends a warm welcome CLll'b in the middle of the block, Police. valued at a total of $20. are:. vice-president, John West. ment basis with 100 percent to new parents in the Trombly ----'------phal; recording secretary, Mrs. participation by the adjacent School community and invites I------~ Robert Olsen; corresponding business and residential prop- all parents to attend this kick- secretary, Mrs. Thomas Lenane' erty owners in the project cost. off meeting. treasurer, Richard Landgraf. ' City Manager Kressbacb said Dr. 'rheos I. Anderson, Super- I GUARANTEED Directo,s are:. Mrs. Michael the City was very pleased that intendent of Schools, is the pro- Mavian, 1\Irs. Howard Brophy, the voluntary co.operalion of the Ig~am guest speaker.. Parents Mrs. George McManus and Mrs. property owners made this Will have an oportumty to be- ANIVUAL Arthur Whelan. needed improvement a reality. come acquainted with their new The PTA budget will be sub. He indicated that the only reo superintendent and the "state BENEFITS ... mitted for approval and Wil. maining unpaved commercial of their schools" as Dr. Ander. liam Mestdagh, principal, will alley in the City is lJehind the son speaks a b 0 u t "Looking , .'; clLe offered the discriminat- Superb COl1tirJel1tal CuisilJe introduce the members of the businesses on Mack, between Ahead." ing businessman who selects the teaching staff. :1 Lincoln and Fisher. I Parents are cordially welcome .,. Sf. 1{egis for his business con- 'J~') • Complete Facilities for Club Meet- Wo"t31 s I, Classroom visitation will be. Some of the property owners to Open House in the classroom ferences or compan)' sales meet- gin at 8 p. m. lasting until Bonquets, Wedding Receptions • Coffee Shop abutt~g this alley bave ask~d prior to the general program. ings. Every detail i'l smoothly and 8:45 p.m. Each parent is en. that It be paved and bave m.' . efficiently handled by a trained ~ssmen's Luncheons couraged to meet his child's dicated a willingness to parti. Room parents and teachers will. staft to make )'our meetings suc- teacher and gain an improved cipate in the v!lluntary .assess' welcome guests. cessful and extremely\ enjoyable. understanding of the curriculum ment approach. Total agree- Mrs. J. L. (Shirley) Schoenith For Reservations Call 293.4500 for the school year. The distinctive atmosphere and ment of the prop~~y owners and Mrs. C. (Doris) Austerberry, excelleut dining facilities are Refreshments will be served has not yet been received. social chainnen, together with . "plus" benefits which cost you no in the auditorium following the However, the City is hopeful room mothers Mrs. M. (Helen) program. u~ '/ ,. more • • • this is the striking Open7 Days - Till 2 a.m. that such agreement can he Gregg, Mrs. A. (Leila) Shaalan accomplished so that the pav. and Mrs. A. (June) Hughes, host ..~..".""1" ,',, ',,''-",, -!i".; 1d.t:ltuerence. ' Parcells Plans iog project can he undertaken the informal social hour follow- r next construction year. iDg the auditorium meeting. ,,i;ri IParents' Night V ;1 ...,' "A Day in the Classroom" is Sgt. Onsltvedder Retires in City the theme of the Parent Teach. Sgt. Joht;1 Onstwedder of the Verbrugge. er Association welcoming pro. City Police worked his last day Sgt. Onstwedder joined the gram to be held at Parcells with the department on Sun. force on March 12, 1943, and Juni?r High School on Friday day, September 24. After 24 ST.R€61S was promoted to sergeant on WEST CiItANO lit VD. llt CASS evemng, 0 Cl to b e r 6, at 7:30 years with the force, Sgt Onst. May 1, 1953. Chief Andrew C. fllEE PAUING TR !.)OOO o'clock. wedder retired to his ne\'i'ly pur. Teetaert, who worked with the .'1ll parents of Parcells' stu~ chased ,home on the Thunder sergeant during the sergeant's dents are invited to participate Bay River near Alpena, iD entire police career, expressed in followir.g the actual class northern Michigan, where he regret at losing a good man. schedule of their children in 12. plans to catch up on his hunt. Tbe Chief said that Sgt. Onst. minute sessions, in which teach. ing and fishing as well as his wedder has always done a com. ers will give an expl,anation of relaxing with his wife, Vena mendable job and that be will the course of study, the instruc- and bis 12.year-old son, Tim. be missed by both the people of tional materials the teaching Mrs. Onstwedder is a former the community and his friends procedures and' particular reo employe of the Grosse Pointe on the force. quirements of the department. News. ". During "Study Hall" and The sergeant bas another son, Too much worry causes people "Lunch" periods the parents John. Jr., who is a City fire. to b~come stoo~.sh~uldered from may visit the school library, the man, and a daughter, Dorotba bowmg to the mevltable. clinic, counselors' offices, the II community room and'the gym. nasium. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, l'tIANAGEMENT AND CoUee will be served through. CIRCULATION out the evening. Mrs. Alexander (Act of October 23, 1962; Section 01369,Title 39, Gill, Mother Vice.President of United States Code) : ,~ 'the PTA, has appointed a hos- pitality committee' of roo m 1. Date of Filing: September 29, 1967. mothers in charge of refresh. 2. Title 'of PU.blication: Grosse Pointe News. ments. 3. Frequency of. Issue: Weekly. $ fDlCA or G~ E. TEXTOLl'E~ 4. Location of Known Office of Publication: 99 Kerche. lAMINATED PLASTlC'(OYERED CABINETS val, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. 48236. Spanish Club 5. Location of the Headquarters or General Business eetiltg Offices of the Publishers: 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe M Oct. 9 Farms, Wayne County, Michigan 48236. II PRICEAS WOOD CABINETS! 6. Names and Addresse!? ()f Publisher, Editor, and The Grosse Pointe Spanish D1UMlTEDCHOICE OF WOODGILAIN fINISHES Club will hold their first meet. llIanaging Editor. ing of the new season on Mon- Publisher: Anteebo Publishers, Inc., 99 Kercheval Ave., , Illike IItel, lasts a IIfellme. Pictured above Is a beautlfur day, October 9, at 8 'p.m. at the Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48236. . .. rIlIdIis on displlY In our Gro ... Ponte showroom. Cabinets Grosse Pointe War Memorial. .Editor: Robert B. Edgar, 282 Lincoln Rd., Grosse ICIa1Illrtops art cOYertd with G.n.ral Electric Teldollte. Since Program for the evening will be Pointe, Michigan 48230. ~IllrFormln,or Tltl(tollte kitchen. are custom lluUt, you can "Some Glimpses of South Amer. 7. Owner (if owned by a COl1loratlon,Its D"-me and address must IlI'(fi.llhor color you wish. There are over 100 10 select froml be stated and also immedlately thereunder the names and addresses ill It. my rellOnable. cln UI now, for an estlmale In your "ica' ... Brazil, Argentina, Chile, of stockholders ownIng or holdlng 1 percent or more of total Peru and Columbia" by Robert amount of stock. H not owned by a corporation, the names and .. addresses o:>f the Individual owners must be given. If. owned by a Vieweg of Lincoln road. I partnership or other unIncorporated firm, Its. name and "ddress, as Mr. Vieweg, the new president' well a~ that Of each Individual must be ,rtven.) IfEt Wlfer Color Ilendering of Your Proposed of the club, will accompany his Anleebo Publishers, Inc. 99 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48236. Iew litchen by Our Interior Decorator ••• presentation' with slides. Other Theodore D. Buhl, 260 Ridge Road; Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48236. new officers in the ccming year Estate of Anastasia Buh!. deceased. I. If IlIr kitchen IXpertl lhow you how to save money on a"c: - vice - president, Dora Robi!rt B. Edl[al".282 Lincoln Rd. Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230. iI'lIl1IrlMtlfnt,through proper planning. L.t hIm .how you Nemec; secretary, M 0 r r ow 8. Known bondholders, mortgages, and otMr Meurlly holder. '. cfwlges may save you conslderabla money, and give owning or holding 1 percent or more of tolal amount Of bonds, IIl1tttrlooIlll\9,more eHlclant kltchan. Then let our lnterlor Mathivetj treasurer, Evelyn mortgages or other securities Ilf there are non', S'~ state) -, Mist M.. y Anne VanderWeele, do • color rendering of Shaw. None. . t ...... kltcMrl 10 that you can .... lust how It will The Grosse Pointe Spanish 9. Paragraphs 7 and 8 include, In eA.;U where the slockholder or lllllltYIUlItelde 10 remodel. security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee Club is a group of Grosse Point. or In any other fiduciary relation. the name of the person Or ers who meet at the War Memo. corporation for whom such trustee 15 acUng, also the statements In the t\"o paragraphs show the affiant's full kDowledre and beUef should we hide our dramal 0fEN DAlLY 'TIL S' ••• Eveninp By AppointlMnt rial once a month from October as to tile cIrcumstances and conditions under which stockholders through May. The meetings are and secul1ty holders who do not appear upon the books of the Are our area rugs so spectacular that we should k~ep them company .~ trustees. hold stock and securities In a capacity other conducted in Spanish and center than that of a bona fide owner. Names and ;:ddresses of Individuals out of sight to focus your attention on our broadloom car- ~HEN ReMODELERS INc. ,around Spanish speaking coun. I who are stockholders of a corporation which Itself Is a stockholder or holder of bonds. mortgages or other securities of the publishing pets? Maybe so. Then you'd recognize our carpets for what tries and culture. I corporation have been Included In paragraphs 7 and. 8 when the :::=:~N~p~ LO 7-2400 The Club is not a teaching or- Interests of such Indlvldual~ are equIvalent to 1 percent or more they are ... sound, solid, and saleable in real volumn. Even ganization but is designed to of the total amount of the stock or &!Curltles Of the publishing corporation. these more conservative designs have a spectacular quality _PB'W:i".f'_:1f."fiij".31i':jj:_i:t.M.r.u]~ provide an opportunity to prac- 10. Extent and nature of Average No. Copies Single Issue of their own-a color I.ine without equal. And why not- tice speaking Spanish. circulation. Each Issue During Nearest to Preceedlng 12 Illonths Fillng Date when the same styling authority that goes into every drama- A. Total No. copies printed (Nat prell run) 13,800 13,900 tic Acrilan@ acrylic area rug goes into every basic carpet B. Paid Circulation design, too. So get the Spectacular and Staple, the Dramatic 1. Sales through dealers and carriers, street ven. and the Down-to-Earth from one dependable CABIN dors and counter sales 3,620 3,687 2. Mall subscriptions 9,936 9,952 squrce. Get Beauty and the Basics from Cabin CRAFTS C. Total paId circulation 13,556 . 13,639 Crafts. D. Free distribution (Including samples) hy mall, carrier or other means No Samples No Samples E. Total distribution (Sum of C and D) 13,556 13,639 F. Ofrtce use, left-over, und"- counted, spoiled aUer printing 261 G. Total (Sum of I!' .. F - should equal net press run shown In A) 1:1,800 13,900 J certifv that the stalemenh made by me abo,'e are correct , and complete. ROSERT e. ED,1AR, Editor I. Lt. Telep Awarded Live where the fun is four seasons long. 1 bedroom executive Two Purple Hearts , ~.A'" _ ~ ,....~ .." apartment!; presently aYllilaole from $170 monthly. Each oYer I ~..1 .." j 6. " ... ~ .150 ~uafe ~e.at~th lakeview patio. or baICO~Y.Wall:to-wan Second Lieutenant Daniel M'I f* n n6 Tel~p. 23. Mn of Mr. and \Irs. Michael Telep, of Wayburn .~'t."9carpetlng.Airc;~:~~':~~::t:~:~~;,h:~~::~~::d~~:~: road. has received two Purple I waterfront clubhouse. W.,del apartments open 12 noon IHearts in a two-month period. de8orf~~ to 7 p.m. daily and Sunday. Phone: 791.2840 i He i~ stationed wit h the ,lTnited States Marine Corps 1st i Battalion, 9th )Iarine Regiment. 3rd ~tarine Division. in the thick of the action in the DMZ, Con 1 I Thien, Vietnam. , He receh'ed his first purple I' New Lower Prices In Effect heart when he was injured in . ~ow the left hand and arm, suffering . FEATURE ITEM: PRIME RIBS fragmentation wounds, in July. I "'GYc The second Purple Heart was. '. $3.50 , awarded him in August when he: MONDAY ... starting at 5 P.M. I was once again wounded. this' o time by mortar fire, sustaining: SUNDAY .... 2 P.M. to 8 P.M. Iinjuri('s to his left wrist. ; great I Daniel was gradllllted from 'Grosse Pointe High School and Wayne State l;nir('rsil~'. 11('took hi, officers training in Qllantico. Va. Ile will serre in Vietna mUll. : IiI Julr of 1968 when he ".'ilI, a'fffets ~~EW~ reI urn 'for duty in the slates. : flEE PARKI:>.'G• TR 3-3000 25 Minutes from Downtown. Ford Expressway. East on Mellopohtan Parkway. I Arguments settle nothing,l HOMER WARREN & CQMPANY Right Crocker. Right on Jerrerson to Harbor Club Aparlmenls. while discussions bring out facts on OIME.8UllOllfG • OETROIT, MICHIGAN • WOODWARD 1.0321 "- ~. Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe News ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. Memorial Center Schedule Wllot t~•••~sft •• omcES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEV At at UJl,at~ nW 011 GROSSE POINTE FARMS, ,MICHIGAN 48236 second Class Postal. P,id at Detroit, Michigan I October 5-October 12-0pen daily 9 a.m.•9 p.m. ' * AU Memorial.spousorec1 activities open to the YOI.r J~ibrar,. FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Grosse Pointe Public. By Virginia Leonard Phone TU 2-6900 Hospital equipment available for free loan, crutches, i .rl-IEI-Hlt . I ~heel chaifi, heating lamps and hospital beds. o Member K1cblJIIIl Pre.. Auoclatlan aDD National E1ltorlal Association With racial problems cur ' Roche's THE Q,UE~T F~R TIlE, NATICNAL ADVEHTlSlNG REPRESENTATIVE rently one oC our biggest domes. DREAM. The Cmt IS written by By SIBYL \ WeeklY N'l\'spaper Represenlatives. Inc. GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND, LIBRARY. I tic issues these days, it is quite the founder ,of the ~ongre~s oC 4M Filth Avenue, New York 19, New York BYraDt 9-7300 Mrs. Harry Frost 011 duty Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs. CHICAGO OFFICE natural that more people should Racial Equality and ItS national New .. New .. New .• at Halll1in' S33 North lltIchI,u Avenue Pbone FInaDC!.al 1-2214 day, 10 a.m.•4 p.m. Volunteer 'consultant on duty Fri. ~oyal Macadamia Nut Brittle S, 89Ke be seeking books which tleal director since 1961. The s~cond I day 2-4 p.m. TV 1-4594. with civil rights and the Negro represents tape.recorded mter- tm .. for a dollar sixtY.nine. . all' telllPtalioD. ROBERTB. EDGAR. ,EDITORand GENERAL MANAGER Thursday, October 5 to order! •• C TUxedo" WILLIAM ADAMO...... ADVERTISING MANAGER problem. And as you m ig h t views with more than a score JANET MUELLER. .FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY 9:00 a.m. Junior League Glee Club, Rehearsal. guess, many hooks are being of Negro leaders .a~d doz~ns of JAMESJ. NJAW. .NEWS *10:00 a.m. Braille Transcription Class, Mrs. John Me- written on this subject. It!sser-known participants 10 ~he • One well. known author has civil rights movement. The third Tortoise . . . takes a prize in th PEPPER WHlTELAW -,NEWS Namara, Instructor. handsome designs at The Dan~ MARY LORIMER : _ ~ ADVERTISING 11 00 written two books on the race is a survey of the progress in NANCY BUSCH .ADVERTISING : a.m. Welcome Wagon Club of Grosse Pointe & question. The man - Martin Lu. civil liberties in the Un i t e J - The League S hop. See the BARBARA OINONEN , ADVERTISING Harper Woods, Meeting & Tea. ther King' the books. WHY WE States ave. the past fifty years. h.andsome new t ray s in many JOHN MaeKENZlE _ BUSINESS 2:00 p.m. Detroit Bank & Trust Finance Forum. CAN'T' W A I T (1964) and On the subject of race riots SIzes and shapes ... the unusual JOANNEEASON ACCOUNl'S'" 4:00 p.m. Life Sketching Class for Senior High #3. WHERE DO W.i:;': GO FROM we can think back to 1943 and salad bowls (to men t ion just ONNELLEEKOENlG CLASSlFlED ADVERTISL"lG Mr. Robert Rathbun, Instructor. HERE? (l967)~ The first is the the Detroit race riot in reading I two). See w hat a distinctive e;,.~. .ALBERTA WILKE CLASSlFIED ADVERTISING story of the Birmingham demon- Robert Shogan's ,!,HE DE,!,R~IT touc~ ~ortoise gives to your en. Iii!. .ELIZABETIISTEl'Hl!:Ns ClRCULATIO:-J * 4:00 p.m. Ballet Classes, Mary Ellen Cooper, Instruc- stration aud the 1\1 arc h on RACE RIOT. It IS an obJecttve, tertammg • . . and gifting. ------_1 tor. Was hi n g ton by America',' study based on primary sources I * 4:30 p.m. BallrooJO Dancing Class, Mr. & Mrs. Ted Negroes; the second moderately I' and is presented in a graphic I and judiciously discusses the and dramatic manner. One an. Velvet ... for all ages is•really'" " -' Forrest, Instructors. .. Cooperation and Comfort next steps to be taken to achieve, ticipates other books very soon I picture this year. At Young elln the . 7:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre, WorkshOp & Re- equality. King feels there is a I dealing with our summer of I cheval, there's a particularly gOOd~~es~lO. The announcement that officials of all five Grosse hearsal. need for wide coalitions and 1967 in Detroit. Jerry Cohen Pointe municipalities .have, for some time, been holding continuous eHorts to influence and William Murphy have writ. day velvets for youngsters. In jew f t Oi * 7:45 p.m. Beginning Karate Class -#3, Mr. Sang Kyu come in matching brother and sistereo~ meetings to discuss common problems, is heartening Shim, Instructor. the entire political ..rocess. ten BURN, BABY, BURN!, news. It is also entirely sensihle to ask Harper Woods, Another volume we could which is an account of the Watts the prett.y girl. look, there's delftblue~~lfi!s., 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Lowery Organ Club Concert. and lUSCIOUSlIme. I &'01llllg .our contiguou;) neighbor, to take part in these discus. mention would be RACIAL race riot in Los Angeles in 1965. sions. • 8:00 & 9:00 p.m Thursday Night Dance Club #3, CRISIS IN AMERICA, by and the factors behind it. The Mr. & Mrs. Ted Forrest, Instructors. Lewis Killian and Charles Grigg. authors are both members of Colorful Patent .. has broken• the , From the inception of this paper 27 years ago next * 9:00 p.m. Advanced ,Karate Class #8, Mr. Sang Kyu Using a gronp of community the Pulitzer Prize.winning Los fa~hion barrier and will be "in" ,month, it has been in favor of one Grosse Pointe ••• not Shim, Instructor. studies, the authors show that Angeles team. protest leaders and bi.racial This by no means exhausts from now on into seasons and :five. It is neither efficient nor economically sound to Friday, October 6 seasons to come.. We lovethe idea have such a tightly-knit community broken up into par- *11:30 a.m. Ladies Knitting Group for Charity. committees have won token vie. our library holdings on this tories for the Negro, but have powerful and absorbing subject. and after seeing the rich burgandy, :cels with separate departments of public safety and • 4:00 p.m. Ballet Classes, Mary Ellen Cooper, Instruc- not confronted the underlying There are many other titles and :t:U0ssgreen and warm brownin the :works, separate municipal buildings and many :other tor. causes of inequality. authors; there are biographies newsy patent purses at Margaret .structures to house such things as p • I MARY. September 17. Mrs. ciation of the :Professions, and AmllnHitchcockPlofchan is decorations chairman, Meade is the former JANE is recently returned from Paris, Irs. RobertG. Jordan is general chairman of this WALKER. daughter of MRS. where he served as an alternate luncheonmeeting. ROBERT J. WALKER, of Un- delegate to the Ninth Interna- ' . Grosse Pointe Symphony Women's Commit- co~. Park. Paternal grandmoth- tional Congress of Accountants . . ~ . f the fastest growing and most er IS M!lS. JAMES O. MEADE, • • • .lIIl: way! IS ~ne o. of BarrlOgton, road. ROSE DeANNE N E H R A, ..,. . lIons ill town. Not qUIte three years old, • ,•. " daughter of DR. and MRS. ia membership of over 300, has sponsor()d JANET L. RECOR, daughter JOHN M. NEHRA. of Loch- " r; ,. successful fund-raising projects for the of MR. and MRS. RALPH L. moor boulevard. is enrolled in :andis working diligently for the fourth, "An RECOR. of Mount Vernon road, the Class of 1969 at Marymount I, iwlth 'Karl Haas," scheduled October 20 in is a member of the Junior Class College of Virginia. \' 0 at Elgin Academy, Elgin, Ill., • • • . nom. * * * chartered in 1839 and one of the Working for the annual Fiesta ,.,' • h T oldest preparatory schools in and Spaghetti DinIier sponsored .Women s Symp ony ea I the' mid-west. by the PI ME Mission Aux- . tomorrow Mrs. Baker, (the same nlrs. Baker • '" '" iliaries, to be held Sunday, .;l eel tod2y'S Grosse Pointe Symphony Women's ~MR. and lIffiS. HOWARD S. October 1. from noon until 7. . lIusltal program), is opening her Oxford road BURL, of Lincoln road, and MR. o'clock ,at the PIME Mission ~ CIr a Detroit Women's Orchestra Auxiliary tea. and MRS. DAVID HAMILTON, House' in Oakland avenue, De- .hbers and prospective members will gather at of Merriweather road, Were troit. 'are MRS. JOSEPH S. ll..I.,. ior "goodies" plus naturally!-a musieal pro. among participants in the Briar. DOMZALSKI, of Sherbourne - cliff Club of Iktroit's "Night road, and MRS. MARIE HILL, l. At The Races" at Hazel Park of Neff road, chairman of the - NllIcy Joan Wilson, a piano major in her September 27. Proceeds from. Christmas booth . .. J'If at the University of Michigan, will play, the benefit are being donated • • • IIn. V.Everett Kinsey, violini~t, accompanied by to the Building Fund of Briar- MARY KATHLEEN ZENS, ,lllU_I. Sladen, Jr. I cliff C0IIege. B'an I'C!iff Ma"or", daughter of MR., and MRS: * * * N.Y. HARVEY C. ZENS, of Linc(lll1 '" '" ,.;0 road, is one of 200 freshmen iaY Musiclle Tea .. EVERETT M. .HAWLEY, JR., enrolled at Mei"cyhurst College, Ant! next Tuesday Mrs. Sladen, (the same Mrs. of South Oxford road has been Erie, Pa. lBII'bo's accompanying Mrs. Kinsey tomorrow). wife Ire-elected to the' 'Governing (Continued on Page Z3) t Headmasterof Liggett School, will open her . _ (Continued on Page 19) ~ . r." . ~::,~ , , f : : ,;,.. . f' ". , ,.i d1..~1 ~1!.j } . A de.ver YOke dctailed 'li.'OO! cord dress goes Since 1904, ~org Jens~n of Denm ~ I~~.~~Punch ond Judy Block TU 1.150S Sign of the M~rmaid, Inc. Page Fourteen G R 0 SSE POI N TEN EW 5 Thur,d.y, October Society News Gathered from All of the Point;l Church WOlnen Slate Meetings CONSTANCE Miss Wen gel Says' Violinist Stars Mrs. Patrick Powers, Jr. ______IRALSTON, dau lA, At the Gros~e Pointe Memor- October 11, beginning at 8 MRS.WlLLIAf~c(. i' . With Symphony ial Church Women's Association o'clock. Moran r~ I#dSJ,V~ program meeting scheduled next The Elizabet'h Ketchum G W~ELFEL, c1a~N.l VOWS On Saturday c.~~..n.~t'k~m:Jr~:i:U~~: Tuesday, October 10, at 10:30 will meet Friday October l~ou~ ~~L!iRS.RICHAarir~ . ' first appearance with the De. o'clock, .in the Churc~, Ruth 1 o'clock, at th~ Cadieux r;:d Gros~of "!~rkshire . W Moffet will present an Illusttat. home of Mrs Herhert J 111 d POlllle IIi~ ears Lace-Bodlced Ivory Gown For Rites At Which troit Symphony Orchestra this ed description of her teaching I beth with M;s Oren B :1'11 ae. gra. uates and~. She Becomes Bride Of Patrick Thursday and Saturday, Oc. .of Flannelgraph Bible Studies as d~votions le~der . I son s~Dlor~preparing lor James Powers Jr !ober 5 and. 7, .at 8:30 (I'clock I to elementary school children in . ~ u~atl1lnJare studentl<.~ , . r In Ford AudItOrium. the Inner City, as well as a dis------I? t e Alma~I S St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church was the set. She will be soloist in the' cussion of her work in Haiti as :MYRON G RAY SHERER falI. ~ ling for the noon ceremony Saturday September 30 at Sibelius Violin Concerto. I a missionary, relating her ex. son of MR. and. MRS: J. S: I which Barbara Lee Wen gel, daughte~ of Mr and Mrs Sixten Ehrling, who on sev- periences to this year's Mission SHERER, of Rid g e road, has I WIlliam Wengel, of Belanger road, and Pat;ick James eral occasions has c~nduct~d Study, "Affluence and Poverty." been plcdged to Delta Psi, Powers, Jr., exchanged marriage vows. El~ropean orc~estra~ w1th l'lhss Miss Moffet will be introduced known as St. Anthony Hall at CRACE~ Pastor Charles W. Sand.0-- -~------Wicks as sOlOist,will co.ndu~t., by Mrli. Grant M. Hales. Devo- Trinity College, Hartford, Co~., Little Stud~of k ff"' t d t th 't The program also wIll m'l lions will be led by Mrs. Frank and ROY HARDY PINGEL, son I fOC hO tela e lal de rbles, I~eremony, wore a green sl1k. clude ;\lozart's Symphony No. G.Raphael. Luncheon reserva. of MR. and MRS. JOHN S. DANCE we_ m were f0 CNJe y a ress. 311 ("Prague") and Z 01tan tions may be made by contacting PINGEL, of Peachtree 1an e, Enroll Now r~eption at the Golden l' The ,newlywe~s, vacalionin.gIKodaly's "Peacock" Variations. I the Church Office by Friday, has been pledged to Psi Upsi. Classes tor Pre~ Lion. In Be~illuda, WIll make thelf Miss Wicks interrupted her. October 6. . lon, nation~l. social fraternity, EnrollN~ The bride wore a pale ivory home In Rocky Mount, N.C. outstandingly succe.!isful con- Mrs. Arlington Leckhder, as- also at Trlmty, w her e both Ballet, SJlafti.l.\, 1 peau gown. styled with an Em------Cfft career from 1958 until sisted by Mrs. Maurice Roberts young men, the former a gradu. and Moden! if:l" pire bodice '.If Brussels lace and Sl 1006 to devote herself to her and Mrs. A. A. Beardslee, will ate of Taft School, Watertown, 17430 IiARPa a chapel train. Her illusion veil . ate Libri Club children through their younger hostess a meeting of the Church Conn., the-latter a graduate of fell from a lace-appliqued petal M . years. She,returned to the con- Women's Evening Sewing Group IGrosse Pointe University School TU 5.1604 ..... TUI headpiece, and' she carriel.\ a eetlng Oct. 9 cert stage for a Scandinivian at the Church next Wednesday, are sophomores. . . , gardenia cascade. tour last year and is now booked . for engagements through 196B, In floor length frocks of b~ue Pomle Libri members will including visits to most Euro- and ~en brocade, we.armg travel to BloomfielJ Hills next pean countries. matchmg brocade headp1eces, Monday, October 9, for the were Mrs. Gary Chapman, who Club's first meeting of the 1967- ~he bega!1 her car.eer as a served as her sister's matron 68 season at the Franklin road child. prodIgy,. pu~hcly per- of honor, and bridesmaids Jan- home of Mrs. Charles H. Ma- formmg a V1valdl concerto ice Wenzel and Ann Ferguson. chon. Assistant hostesses will be from memory at the age of Their bouquets were cascades Mrs. Milton Coulsen, Mrs. John four. of cream Fuji mums. Longley, Mrs. Richard Purdy She. made her T<>wn Hall . and Mrs. Marion Truettner. debut III New York at age 13, The brIdegroom, son ot Pat- later appearing wit h many rick James Powers, of Wintt:!' Following luncheon, a tal k principal U.S. orchestras while Haven, Fla., and the late Mrs. will be given by Dr. Gertrude still in her teew. She made BARBARA LEE WENGEL, daughter of the Wil- Powers, askp.d Keats Sparrow, Gass, of the Merrill-Palmer,In. her first European tour at the liam Wengels, of Belanger road, alid Mr. Powers, son of Lexington, Ky:, ~oact as best stitute. age of 17, giving 90 concerts of Patrick James Powers, of Winter Haven, Fla., and man. in 11 countries. the late Mrs. Powers, were married Saturday, Sep- Ushering were William Wen. Since then she has given tember 30, in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. gel, Jr., brother of the bride, MR. and MRS.~RANK HAY- hundreds of recitals and made and Ronllld Sparrow of Rooky DEN, of Greenbr13r road, an. numerous appearances wit h Mount, N.C. ' nO~1Dcethe birth of their fourth noted conductors and orchestras Book Concert By Mantovani F h d ",hter' edd' chl1d, a daughter, SHELLEY both here and abroad. or er au_ s w mg, MARIE, September 22. Mrs. _ Mrs. W~el chose an aqua Hayden, the former MARLENE Member of the junior class Mantovani, the fabulously suc- the Things You are," "Gypsy brocade coat. and ~ss ensem. ROSSEL, is the daughter of the 'at Trinity. Pawling School eessful conductor, comes to the Carnival," "Strangers in the ble and o~chid corsa~e. ADOLF ROSSELS, of South Pawling, N.Y., is PETER M: Masonic Auditorium Saturday, Night,'! "Ebb Tide," "Fiddler a: white October 7, as .palt of his tenth on the Roof," "Some Enchanted T~e br1degrooms aunt, Miss Renaud road. Mr. Hayden is the CURL, son of MR. and MRS. tour of the United States. Evening," "Love and Marriage," Sallie .Johnston~who came from son of the FRANK HAYDENS, LOUIS J. CURL, JR., of Deep- her Kinston, N.C., bome for the of Shorecrest cirCle. lands road. Mantovani is not only revered "Danse du Diable" and "The as the King of popular music, Heart of Tchaikovsky." 1" ~ he enjoys the reputation among Tickets for the Mantovani "! ;; serious musicians-as being di- concert of S!lturday Oct. 7 at l' ~ I redly responsible for an Ameri- 8:20 p.m. are avai1~ble at the .,: '" ,: " I VITO 4 JOHN }': :. can musical renaissance. His Masonic Auditorium Grinnell's i, 1 :~•: brand of music has actull!ly Downtown, all' Hum'on's. , ~ created a bridge between the _ t ,- '-'! Hair Fashi.ns strictly popular and the definite- ':; .. - ly classical. 1 " Grand Marais .1 ;,.,. Mantovani's string.dominated Colonial ,Bank Building 45.piece orchestra treats such Club to Meet old favorites as "Mexicali Rose," 63 Kercheval "Jealousy," ."Cha~maine" and "Tips on making your own other mel0c1!esWIth as mu.:h Christmas decorations" will be 886-3730 respect as IS usually awarded the .!!ubjectof an illustrated talk to t~e standards of the .sym- to be given by Mrs. Harold ~hODlCr~pertory: After l1sten. Knoff, of Barrington road, at II mg to hlS claSSIcalt.reatments meeting of the Grand Marais I CINDY of these num~e~s,aud1ences are Garden Club next Monday 0- I_JOHN_I more appreciative of the 50- ,.' c I I called 'long-hair' school of . tober 9, at 12:30 0 clock, m the posers. com Km:chevalavenue home of Mrs. HAm STYLISTS SKILLED In his search for UD1i5ualCecil Shuert. IN melodic effects, Mantovani has Assistant hostesses will be put an emphasis on the strings l\frs. Charles Eades and Mrs. NllW WINTER COIFFEURS of his 45-piece group (32 in- William L. Barie. str~ments . belonging to t~e After sharing her ideas, Mrs. Speci.' $5 - ByAppointment strmg secllon~. The re~ult 1S,Knoff will donate one of her as a recent TIme Magazme re- holiday creations to a Club memo - Eort o~ a Bos~ouconcert ~tates, ber. In'December, the Club has ": • Even: s~ng 1S.almost WIthout scheduled a holiday decorations flaw, as ID a ~u~gorous~ream, workshop. Outfittera to Ladies 01 Traditional Taite, and always glVlng a hmt of something a little more respect. able than a pop tune, as the Dropping i:l for a visit with massed strings soar to the dis- MR. and MRS.JOHN T. WOOD- creet pulsation of a harD or HOUSE, of I.akeshore road guitar." were MR. and MRS. Et.IJA K: Among the numbers that bear HUBBARD,of Hartford, Conn., :., out the Mantovani treatment, to and Mill Reef, Antigua, B.W.I., t, ':;', be presented at the Masonic and MR. and MRS. HERBERT , .,' Auditorium concert, are "All LEISY, of Cleveland. O. .8egins Thllrsday, Odober 5 feclal tlrrll '"lIrsday, October 12. SPECIALLY PRICED DARK COTTON DRESSES Regular $16 to $23 ..' ."; .. Just right for the Indian Sum- mer ahead .•• Large serec- ;,: ::: tions in prints, pattems and solids . •.3." .'." ~J:" ,.., .....,.. • MINI & REGULAR LENGTH, ~ & fULL SLIPS, (OULEnES • • I. Also included full slips sizes 38-44 ,,,~-_.- - ,>_~,;tJ,J,.""",;~.,_"..l. >-"...... ~_",.;A'*"""';,.~J, So exciting-tourmaline and diamond rings: oval 1&JtJ1jll Sbo]]V in 14K gold, $1100; square cut in 18K $1400' Punch and Judy Block 882.3580 , , cluster in 18K, $335; clover in 14K, $380 Ann Arbor Grosse Pointe Birmingham ,i 17 KERCHEVAL CHARLES•W. WARREN G R 0 S S'E PO I N TEN EWS Page Fifteen • • • by, of and for Pointe Wornen~ To Open PEA 'IN To Hear Talk "Coffee" Season Out Go The Christmas Mart 'Flyers' "~" n' CI'ty'~Su T.,es Esther M. Middlewood. chief bu rb of Education, Department of Mental Health for the State of, ----M--.- LAW Michigan. will speak at a . 'f d To Luncheon eetlng- eeture t ar "coffee" sponsored by Parent ~Me orial Next Wednesday; Urban Education Associates this morn. e~anner.Sociolo9ist :~ Speak . ~~~5~,~r::~,aY~t ~~t~b~ r~'ssa: ,', ". <~. lh re.('valuation of socIal needs assummg top Pomte Congregational Church, 6$!",.' rrth e the country, the Grosse Pointe League Chalfonte at Lothrop road. l!\ . . ' all over t dd d t tho . . . .e Voterswill presen an a en urn 0 IS con- The "coffee" is open to all , >~~ fOill ff ring its Human Resources Item to the com. who are interested in the prob. ':-;-i 2 Professlollal Call TU 4,2920 bY 0 lems confro~ting young people StylislS: Diane For an 17732 Mack estudy Program for the month of October Romet!y; "Cookie" KOltliioTS! ' asa ort of policies~>'------and the famIly group. r..: Appointment at University ~s in the United Ivocate Planner for the Virginia I Miss Middlewood is the in.. . ~ ...... I""~ .. ide fOf all per- Park Community Association. structor. for PEA's three.yearl ...... ::::::::::::::::::::~ ~Pffi~of opportu- ~ With this highly qualified ~ourse In lay le~dership tr.ain., ... !q~eda. lion and em. I background, Mr. Cason will di. Ing for parent~ In :rhe POl~te . WEDDING PLANS - ! rtor uca th h' t Ik .tl d " area, Her tOPIC thIS mormng t" has been .e Irect. IS ,a , ent! e Inter. will be "Your Q1ildren and The I ~ guideline for thiS re~atl 'n~h:~s g.~t~.e~n t~he Sub. Hippies." A question. and. an. , ~ Ill!' S an e 1y: 0 e many swer discussion p r' d 'II f I. : . Should ,,'nclude f"-' . d ILeague suburbamtes on whom e 10 WI 0 ,. I&Ill and com~umty nee s falls the responsibility of bridg. low the lecture. I : ". ilJ! of educatIo~a~~a~:~ ing the gap between the city and Future PEA meetings will be I ' '.' (Bransb!J portra-its and ~ bWli no b ouSUbur bs Isuburbs. Iheld the first Thursday of each I~ t, 'J(Jll:dtiesC(IOperatJveand e IY t0 a. I The pu bl"Ie IS cord'laIIY IDVI' 't ed monthChurch at the congregationalj I Dilily in these fields. to this Wednesday luncheon. . -~-ze Ibis needed coop. however reservations must be ------_ , candl'ds 0/ the event. t DavidCason. Jr., will made by Monday, October 9, by Bazaar Is Scheduled Photo by Eddie ~lcGrath, Jr. ., ~1.la.'Ue'sfeatured speak. calling either Mrs. Leonard At Eventide Home Planned Parenthood Christmas Mart brought their pens to Mrs. Emory Moran Available in black & white or living color ", ill luncheonat the War Slowin, (822.2793),. or Mrs. Les. workers, including, (left to right, MRS. Ford's Woodland place home recently,. ~ scluduledOctober 11 lie Pressel. (886,2274). The annual Eventide Bazaar GILBERT HUDSON, general chairman, and out went the "flyers" for this year's ,;clock. ,The League women compris. will be held at the Eventide MRS, THOMAS GARRED, MRS. CLAY. Mart, opening Tuesday, Qctober 21, at 5 < The Bransby Studio ~- boldinga BA I~ ing the Human Resources De. Home, a Salvation Army resi. TON PURDY, JR" brochure mailing o'clock, at Detroit's Veterans Memorial ~'Irml Way~eStat~ Un,. I velopment committee are Mrs. dence for Senior Citizens. on chairman, and MRS. HENRY M. WOOD- Building, and closing Thursday, October ~ an YA In Soc~ology Laurence H. Lan1. II, of Hamp~ Saturday, October 7, from I? HOUSE, shop committee chairman, 26, at 5 o'clock, MACKAVE.==~ 1-1336 rnJ and a Ma~ter s de. ton road. Mrs. Harry Meserve, noon until 5 o'clock, The Home ---- L~ ------~------_._-.-- i UrbanPI~nrnng f~m of Moran road, Mrs. Robert Du. is located in Park avenue, De. Room Mothers 5presenllydirector of t ~ puis, of Lincoln road and Mrs. troit. ISlighoorhlK!di) af Delrolt;Agencyand .whl~e~o fordAndrewroad.W, L. Brown, of Bed. lI'oney'_ ral'sed at the B-azaar "Have Briefing 1Iin" in this capacity IS . will go into a special fund for I _ m: fromteaching in the ----- the Senior C~tizens of the Home. "How can I help my child's ,md SlJeietyProgram at GEORGE EDDINGTON. as. Luncheon WIll be served from school?" interested parents fre. !ruJ.Palmer'IllSlituteand sistant to the superintendent of 1~ noon to 3 o'clock. at $1;50; a quently ask. Fifty women met 1/ Departmentof Urban the Grosse Pointe School Sys. hIgh tea fro~ 3_un.III 5 0 clock at Pierce Junior High School on ~ at W~yneState Uni. tern, will be the I u n c h eon at $1. October 4 to receive one answer s pea k e r at the Insurance ----- to that question. As homeroom ;l!so the director of the IWomen of Detroit's annual' Edu. Many people are all for pro. mothers, they will serve an im. .Board ofEducation pro-I cation Day. on Saturday. Octo- gress until it begins to look like portant liaison function between ~Workshopand an Ad. ber 7, at the Whittier Hotel. ,it might cost some money. the school and the home. '. ------==-= Under the direction of Mrs. \ . S S ec"al' Raymond Kokowicz and Mr~- TH IS WEEK' pi" Maurice Declercq, the mothers addressed invitations to the an- ,Chocolate $2 .' nual open house scheduled for 10 October 18, received instruc. Only lions on procedures for taking i. Walnut Torte PTA memberships. and reo viewed other activities in which they will be engaged during the school year .. Bill Mogk. the school princi. pal discussed some of the ways in which t11is year will be im. port@nt for the junior h,i g h school. Most significant will be planning for the transition to a 19487 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE WOODS middle school, which will be Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Closed Mondays) studied extensively during the Phone 884-4251 coming months, I At tlie close of the meeting, "A Treat For Each Day of the Week" the mothers met the homeroom teachers at the tea table. I ---- styles at designer prices the miehelle look: hatted, belted and bowed by Gernreieh in Knit SEPARATISM LEFT-Our fumouf Hanro, imported ... the vogue to be elegantly casual from Switzerland. knit slack with new straight leg - 840. MatChing single with skirtsJ pants and tops going- breasted long sweater, imported from their sepal'ate ways. Here are just Italy-$35. Over our matching striped a few ideas from our comprehen- Helenca shell-$12. sive collection ... ~1I unmistak- UPPER RIGHT-Plaid sheer wool. front ably Margaret Rice panel fullness, wide matching belted skirt combined with a matching pure silk shirtwaist blouse with Cavalier cuff and plunging neckline, Shirt, S40; Skirt and Belt. 845. tOWER HIGHT-Dalton. dyed to match ~Iim flannel skirt in platinum color, $23; with Dalton double ply dressmaker slip. 78 KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL cover cashmere, $45. GROSSE POINTE michelle's l}Olltiquc Situated in Leon's 17888 MACK • 886.1814 BACK TO FALL DOINGS Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October Society News 'Gathered from All of the p~ " \ Austin Mothers Plan Card Party launch Season Start Season At -, Salute President's Tea Performers To;' The Austin Mothers' Club has er is Mrs. Merko Sepic. Detroit Town Hall 0 pen e d Iseries will be Col. John Eisen. "A . n Hall its 39th consecutive season Wed. hower, son of the former presl' ruamenca the~, ' scheduled its annual card party Board chairmen include Mrs, nesday, October 4, with glam. dent, discussing "The White ~y ~, CQ\lll\ -I-';~'~ Wednesday evening, OCtober 18, Eugene F ish e r, registration; , in the Austin Prep School Gym. Mrs. Mareda BabcOCk, program; oro us television-movie star Kitty IHouse Ycars," October 18' De. ~~ will COIQIQ;;:' Carlis,le in a, talk, "First Per- troit. Frec Press and natidnally ruar Ins of the 1111.1~ nasium, beginning at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Robert Bumer. mt'mber. Y ship; Mrs. Eugene Ellison, an. son Smgular. ' syndicated columnisl Earl Wi! Ho 21...... Admission donations of $1.75 , . ward K ' nual dues; Mrs. Edward Schu. The progr~m was he I d at son, November 1~Craig Spence, Ding A ' S!Illth,~ will be used to purchase new BC 11 a.m. in Fisher Theatre, fol. M.BS reporter with a report on wind u :", ~ electric typewriters for the macher, hospitality; Mrs. Mark School in East Warren avenue, Vermillion, chapel; and Mrs. lowed by luncheon at the new Vietnam, November 15; Wi!- Witb hi P ~ ~ Frank Tyler, publicity. Polynesian restaurant, Mauna 1iam Mooney with his one-man Facing SAtalk,. "Tbe (}'L: Prizes and refreshments will be Loa. show of frontier nonsense, "Half merI!a." .~ provided. Tickets may be pur. The Reverend Donald Bates, chased at the door or obtained O.S.A., serves as Club modera. Miss Carlisle is a panelist on Horse, Half .Alligator," Novem- MR~ in advance by calling 881.8609. tor. TV's "To Tell the Truth." Last ~er 29; MarlO B~aggfotti, pian. S'ELL'andMRS, GEOlQl spring she appeared with the 1st-composer, WIth a ChJ:ist. ' JR.,ofNO!jh ~ Party chairman is Mrs. God. frey Hamel, recently elected ROBERT CAMPBELL son of Met on its Detroit visit as mas program, De~ember 13. N.Y., annoUll!etne Itl vice-president of the Austin DR. and MRS. ROBERT E. Princ~, Orlofs~y in "Oil' Fled~r- Russ Burgcss WIll prcsent an son, DAVID GEolGll Mothers, CAMPBELL of Lewiston road, maus. l~ovIe .roles have I~; E.S.P. lecture. demonstration ~ELL, OclobtrL ~ ' was initiated recently as an ac. cludl'd Here IS My Hearl January 10. Betty Bruce and IS the tOllDer Serving as president for the _Ill school year 1967-68 is ¥!,s. tive member of Tau Kappa Ep- with Bing Cro~by ~nd "A Night Joc~ Leslie Melville, East HARRIS,daUg1l • I silon Fraternity at Albion Col. at the Opera . WIth th.~ M.arx Afr.lca. tour leaders, will lell MRS.IVORIl ~ II"" I Roland Ritter. Recording secre. tary is Mrs. Leon Martin, cor. lege in Albion, Michigan. Camp- Brolhe~s. She IS the Wldo•• of theIr lif~ slory, January 24. Vin. Pwvenca AVIDIl.iltl responding secretary is Mrs. bell a Junior is majoring in playwrIght Moss Hart. cent Pn~e will present poems parents I rOid.P~1l Sylvan Marentette and treasur. biol~gy.' I Others on the ll-program of Am_eri~~_~ talk e~ti~led SELLS,:~e~~ , ====....: , ; ...... ::., .. :~.. uf;,'iJ.' Photo !!r. Eddie McGrath, Jr. MRS. EDWARD P. FROHLICH, MRS. FRANK D, LORJ!iNTZEN,JR., of (left), who opened her Preston place East Ida lane, on the excellence of their home for the recent Tuesday Musicale performance at the Tea, while MRS. of Detroit President's Day Tea, con- SOL QUENTON KESLER, (right), presi- gratulates duo-pianists MRS. O. B. dent of the Tuesday Musicale, concurs NORDSTROM. of Aline drive, and with Mrs. Frolich's praise. Member of tbe Villanova Uni. I JACK E. FORD, social studies IRose So ·et versity Homecoming Court was teacher of Grosse Pointe High I Cl. Y RICKA FUGER, of Cadieux road, School, was one of 250 educlitors , Meels Oct. 11 who was' the date of JOHN from 43, states participating in HOBEN, of Grosse Pointe boule- a Clinic on political Clinics Scpo - . . I PARDON OUR PRIDE ••• PLEASE STEP INSIDE vard, during the recent Villa-) tember 24.26 at the Gateway Th\! next regular meeting (If nova Homecoming festivities. Hotel, 81.' Louis, Mo, the Grosse Pointe Rose Society ______'_ will be held Wednesday, Oc- AND VISIT OUR COMPLETELY REDECORATED NEW tober 11, at the Grosse Pointe Public Library Main Branch" GROSSE POINTE STORE I Kercheval avenue at Fisher i You Will road. I Be So Pleased Refreshments will be seloved I at 7:30 o'clock by Mrs. Elmore I With Your Frank and Mrs. John Veech. The meeting wlll start at 8:10 Bridal o'clock. New Roses will be the session OUR NEW XXI CENTURY SHOP Portrait topic, Rose Society members and , , guests will discuss their favorite Tomorrow's fashions today, for the and Wedding 1967 l' 0 S e s, and leading rose growers throughout the country smart young sophisticate ... in this Candids have been asked to nominate charmed inner circle 50 brilliantly de- their favorite roses for sale in in Breathtaking 1008. fined in black-and-white. Dresses in All adult Grosse Pointe resi- the range of $40 to $90, notably in- Natural dents are welcome to participate cluding up-and-coming designers such in the meeting, COLOR as Narducci, Johnnye, Guy 0 ... and more. Much more! Come and se~. By ••• I Detroit Garden Club To ~leet &JdiL ?rU:-gJulfh, /}A. Members of the Detroit Gar. , ,den Club will gat her for a luncheon meeting next Wednes- PHOTOGRAPHERS day, October 11, at 12:30 o'clock "In. The Village" I at the Women's City Club. Mrs. William Mercer will pre- sent tbe program, "Dolls and Flowers of the World:' Host. 16839 Kercheval 884.4280 essp.s will be Miss Irene McMil. Ian and Miss Mary Shields. "WELCOME TO THE GOLD ROOM' Shop Thurs. (;, Fri. Evenings Qecor with the Midas touch provides setting for daytime, late-d~y and eve- ning couture desi6ns well worth their weight in fashion. Elegance the theme, from carpeting to gold-flecked im- ported wall covering and filigree scrollwork of gold leaf. , .. ' " ; ',' " OUR MEN'S BOUTIQUE BOUNTY : . We give the red carpet treatment to ; "'i " thi~ intriguing corner hideaway, so ,. richly paneled in walnut, dramatized ", ,j', by imported carriage lamps, massive , steins. Everything to a man's taste in ~~." .' gifts and furnishings, including many ," .. ! a featherweight controls the under-knit shape of the fine imports in menswear. i I Tru Balance plots a smooth line in a Crepeset nylon tricot bra ~." with underwir~ cup and soft.power lycro ~ spandex bock. r,'"" ~:." , Wh;le, 34-38 B, 3238 C. 7.50 Jacobsons "~.~ 9 G P . t t I 10 'ocr:; . N'ew rosse, om e s ore lours: a.lll. to 5 :30 p.m. Open Tbursday and Friday evcDl e .tiI Free Parking With Your Purchase In The Village GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen • • • by, of and for Pointe Women cook books, an 1880 primer and I other early books. Bringing In The Books 'I Church Circles Slate Sessions Monro-Rogan UW Used Book These and fine art books wiII be sold at a special table. Other I The Circle meetings of tile ICircle meeting at the Heather Rites .tire Read books range from mystery Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- lane home of Mrs. George Couil- _ paperbacks through best sel. terian Church Women's Associa- lard may be obtained by calling George Nugent Monro, IV, son lers, children's books, travel and .. ,. tion will be held Tuesday, Oc. 881-3270. of ~r. and Mrs. George Nugent .'e Opens Today reference volumes. tober 10, in members' homes. Martha Circle members will ~1onro, III, of Woodland place, '. Church InMaumee Avenue Is Scene Of Two- Sponsored annually by the The afternoon groups will meet gather at the Norwood road claimed Sheila Rogan, daughter n Grosse Pointe Branch of AAUW at 12:30 o'clock, the evening home of Mrs. Arthur Drum. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newberry . D E~ent; Hours Are 9. In The Morning this sale offers fine books t~ .~ .. groups at 8 o'clock. mond, who has asked ~lrs. David Rogan. of Wildemere avenue, ay To 10 At Night the public at bargain prices. Opening her home to Abigail Roller, 884.1430, and Mrs. D~troit, as his bride Friday eve- Proceeds from the sale helps Circle members will be Mrs. Dwight Chasteen, 884.7167, to IIIng, Septembe~ 30. . ual andOUtstanding collection of used s~~port .a f~lIowship program I Neil Van Oostenburg, of Madi. serve as co.hostesses. For the evenmg l:eremonY.1D AllunUS sale today with the opemng of the Annual glvmg fmanClal aid to warnell son road, who has asked ~Irs. Opening her Harvard road, Gesu Church, the. fo~er ~hss .gGeS':odation of Uni~ers~ty Women ~sed Book doing graduate study here and Roy Blackkelter, 884.2432, to Detroit, home to members of R.ogan chose a white Silk Alas- abroad. a IIthe GrossePointe ~mtanan Church In Maumee serve as co-hostess. I Mary Circle will be Mrs. Fred kllle. oown. He~ .bouquet was '. W' h . fashioned of numature carna- ElIzabeth Circle members It erspoon, whose co.hostess 15 tions f the sale which may bring their books directly Eastern Deanery will gather at the Lakewood Mrs. Ala.n Bradbury, 881.4748, Sh~ was attended by Margaret ..~A and 'Friday, to the sale," Mrs. John MacKay, avenue, Detroit, home of IIlrs. and openmg her Damman street, Tighe of Salisbury N C who 1bUJ;>uaa6 are from cllairman, annoulI~ed today. Sets Card Party Otto H~inrich, whose co.bos. Harper W~o.ds, ho~e to .mem- served as maid of 'h~~o~: Mrs. . 5 ~rning to 9 in Included in the collection are tesses will be the Misses Fayet. bers o,f MlTlam Circle wIll be Robert Stevenson, Mrs. Frank ,~ m some old magazines which offer I "Stardust" is the name of the ta and Irma Martens, 881.7042.1 Mrs.. F rank D~y, whose. co.hos. Frye Carolyn Kroha and Mrs. ~~ use books - I advice on what the well. dressed annual card party sponsored by Esther members will gather less IS Mrs. Gilbert ElliOt, 8B4- Steven Yonro. of Perrysburg, O. 1 '. , ~. to donate them woman of 1890 should wear, old the Wayne.Eastern Deanery of at tile Vernier circle home of 2080. Steven :\tonro actec: as best :" ."' filbiDg tte Archdiocesan Council of Mrs.- Richard Johns, 81l6'{)710, Naomi Cirele members will man for his brother. Ushen Catholic Women, scheduled next who has asked everyone t.o gather at the Clairview court' were William Monro Timothy If It's Wright Key, It's Distinctive Tuesday evening, October 10, at bring her own sand~vich, and home of Mr!!. Cecil Halbert, Royan, Henry B Joy IiI, Edward HlInnah members WIll gather who has asked Mrs. Clayton La. Jewett David Brown, and f; u'clock at Our Lady Star of III ., the Sea Parish Hall in Balian. at the North Edgewood drive mont, 881.1596, to serve as co. Peter John'stone. t,vne road. home of Mrs. ,Ivan Taylor, whose hostess. Following a reception at the Admission donation of $1.25 .' co.hostess will be Mrs. Fred ------Detroit Boat Club, the newly- in c Iud e s refreshments and Longyear, !!86.3487 or 881-1425. Nothing is impossible for weds left for a Caribbean vaca- prizes. Tickets may be pur. Reservahons for the Lydia those who put forth the effort. ,tion. chased at the door. All members and friends of -.:.',-., the Deanery are invited to at. .•,;t:11 EIGHTH ANNUAL tend this one fund. raising proj. ect of the year, proceeds from -Photo by Eddie McGrath. ,Jr. which help the ladies carry out Their arms full, MRS. JOHN MacKAY. (right). Midwest Antiques Forum their many civic and charitable chairman of this year's annual Used Book Sale spon- activities. sored by the Grosse Pointe Branch of the American OCTO •• " • THROUGH IS Mrs. Sylvesier Downing is Association of University Women, MRS. MARK LIT. general party chairman, and TLER, (center), and MRS. RICHARD C. EDWARDS, ,"; , Mrs. Albert Ghesquiere is co- in charge of the Collection committee, head for the chairman. Wayne-Eastern Dean. "rc~~ .. Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church where the sale will be ery president Mrs. E d war d Griener is honorary chairman. held next Thursday and Friday, October 5 and 6. The Committee members include ladies don't mind their heavy burdens - in fact. they'd ff~~J~~"' Mrs. Stanley Probp, Mrs. Frank like to get their hands ;on even MORE used books, McGee, Mrs. Robert Miller, magazines and records. Anyone wishing to donate may A serie~ of illustrated lectures, panel Mrs. Leo Murphy, Mrs. Fred call TUxedo 4-7143 or TUxedo 2-6206 for pick-up. discussion, Museum and Village tours and FORTHE BRIDE'S NEW HOME Donahue, Mrs. Anthony Papa, Donations may' also be dropped off at 459 Rivard visits to Detroit-Windsor area art museums Mrs. Bernard Lahoe, Mrs. Jo. boulevard, 557 Fisher road or 2158 Beaufait road. for the scholar as well as amateur colt"ctors. seph Vitale, Mrs. Gilbert Dilo. Full Forum rate: •••••••• _•• _. $35.00 reto, Mrs. Emil Herzog and also daily rates. Foradditional 'infQDXl.ltiOD, Mrs. Angus McIntyre. JenllY Lind Club To Meet Oct. 10 telephone or write: <, .,, The October meeting of the I, •• Chairman is Mrs. Harold ", :: Strikinglymodern, breathtakingly beau- Unitarian Ladies Jenny Lind Club of Detroit will Bredenberg and serving on her Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village tiful! This best describes "Tempo" by be a membership tea Tuesday, committee will be .Mrs. Harold' . DBARBORN. MICHIGAN 4IlZf . Carlson lIIrs. Oscar Carlson, lenox. Simplicity of design in deep, rich, Meet Tuesday October 10 at the home of Mrs. Telephone 313-271-1620 Mrs. Fred Cowen, Mrs. Gustave precious gold guarantees you a lifetime Carl Johnson in Windmill Pointe of proud possession 5-piece setting, 27.95. The Women's Alliance of the Dahlen and Mrs. Gustave Ny- Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church drive. quist. will hold its monthly meeting C~Min,write or phone WO 2.0500 for 0 full-color Tuesday, October 10, at 12:15 llooxcotalog without charge. Use Our Bridal Registry. o'clock in the Fellowship Hall of the Church in Maumee ave. nue. Shop Thurs. & Fri. Evenings Luncheon will be served by Wright Kay Mrs. Callaway Smith, assisted by .\\Irs. Forrest Browne, Mrs . .~Woodward, 17051 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe, and Northland Gordon Campbell, ~Irs. William 1I02.()jOO. DowntownOpen Mon. and Wed. 'til 8:30 p.m. Hammond and Mrs. Wallace Wells. / Following the luncheon Miss Susan Whittemore, executive secretary of the Detroit Chapter of the United Nations Associa. ~, ' tion of the U.S.A. will speak on "Why a U.N. ?-and its Accom. plishments. " Luncheon and sitter service Thisfall, head reservations may be made by calling ~Irs. Warren Gauerke. Among Pointers participating for a romantic in the annual meeting of the Southeast District of the :\Iich. igan Federation of Music Clubs, held Wednesday, October 4, in l First Presby.erian Church of Dearborn were :\fRS. JO~ W. NELSON. chairman of the Dis. trict's ~rusic in Hospitals pro- gram,lIffiS. FRANK W. COOL- FALL IDGE. MRS. FRAl\TK D. LOR. ENTZEN, JR., :\[RS. V. EVER. ETT KINSEY, ~ms. WALTER I J. BURCZYK, MRS. ROBERT C R 0 SSE N. DR. WINIFRED FENTON and :\USS ARLI;\lE CLOSSON. TWO WEEKS A GIFT O[-=' BEAUTY FOR YOU TOGO FROM GERMAINE MONTElL. •• receive a beauty gift of 'Sea Rose' Lipstiek and Lip Gloss plus Royal Secret lotion with a 5.00 or more flurchas8 of Germaine Mantell preparations October 2-,4 ••• your 'triple treat' gift sketched at upper left. Start with these complexion beauty basics: A. Super.Moist Beauty Emulsion, 2 oz. 7.50 He'l[ love the look of these long,luxuriant locks • . • and B. Super-Eye Cream in 3 oz. container. 5.00 Cher guess they're not yours! , OOsefrom our wide selec- PERSONALIZED C. Super.Moist Mask, box of 3 tubes. 5.00 f~nof falls made from the ime t . S Imported human hair. D. Super-Tone Skin Conditioner, 4 oz. a.oo "we Cl/rl Up mId Dye for You" MAKE AN APPOINTMENT AT SAVE 10~o Jacobsons the "In TIle Vilwge" Hair ~17MACK 1 at Telephone sphere Mile Road Free Parking With Your Purchase TUxedo 4.1130 19849 MACK . :," "1, ~~ , - Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October Society News Gathered from All of the Pointe~ Yachtswomen iUeel Oct. 12 M~~~7' Plan Party To Aid Crippled Children - >c. JOlIN C CR.'':'~: St. Paul Altar Society The Ya~htswomen will hold tion will ~e held at the Novem. ~: ~ad, and 'M~~ their next meeting Thursday ber meetmg. b s IDgtonD.C. """11 .evening, October Ii?, at ~e St. . FOllowing the business meet. n:~~Pledg~ ~ ~ Clair Yacht Club at 8 0 clock. mg next Thursday there will be 'l.'r' . al SO(i41 fhfJ lurlcheon .IAt a short business session, ~e a showe;. for the Mariners Inn a:~~eg~. Ml.~ Schedules .:'Islate of officers for the commg and. an Exchun?e of Ideas for of s~O;or;, IS ~ ~ ;;' year will be presented. The elec. Holiday Decoratmg." N. n: aws ~ ~ Inter!lational Theme to Be Featured in Fashion and Menui Mrs. John Moran Is Honorary ~! ; Chairman of Party ,------...;,,;;;;;;::=::::::;:: '. Western World Fashions is the them~ of the lunch- eon and bridge party being sponsored by the St. Paul Altar Society.and Parish Council of the National Council You are invited of Catholic Women next Thursday, October 12. The party begins at 12:30 to a special showing of our exclusive o'clock at the Grosse Pointe prizes; Mrs. Edward Letscher, Yacht Club. Walton-Pierce hostesses; Mrs. John Griffin, . will present the fashions decorations, and Mrs. David and Phil Sk.illman's Trio Turner, donations. eh,.;.~fiall will provide the music. Grosse Pointe High School The menu, too, will be ''inter. student RAYMON LA .,VRENCE, national:' featuring dishes from celHsl, and his mother LOIS' For Tf/omm many countries. LAWREI'JCE, pianist, concert. ;'. :~-~. Honary chairman of the affair mistress of the St. Clair Shores is MI:'s. John Moran. Co-chairmen S)'mphony in which Ray also are Mrs. Ralpb Disser and Mrs. plays, will perform at an eve. Edward O'Leary. ning musicale in the Sl Clair AND THE CHRISTIAN DIOR ESQUIRECOLLECTION Committee chairmen include Shores home of the R. W. Chena- FOR MEN Mrs. Raymond .Lyons, patrons; weths October 13, ~elebrating Mrs. William 13avinger, Jr., tbe" opening of the Sympbony's tickets; Mrs. John Krutzschmer, sixth !oebOn. Photo by Eddie MeGn.th, lr. There'll be boutiques, a fashion man, MRS. EDWARD C. KOESTER, of FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCT08ER6A~D7 show and tables for card players 'at the Trombley road, MRS. C. JOSEPH BEL- big Camp Grace Bentley benefit party ANGER, of Westchester road, aoo MRS. GROSSE POINTE the Michigan League for Crippled Chil- MARVIN R. BOUTIN, of Newcastle dren's Ways and Means committee has road, ticket chairman, and (seated, left scheduled Wednesday, October 18, from to right), MISS JANE SIMPSON, of noon until 5 o'clock, in the Ballroom of Berkshire road, League Chapel chair. Detroit's Veterans Memorial Building. man, MRS. MARTIN POTTS, of St. NEW FALL Checking some of the boutique merchan- Clair Shores, League president, and COLORS dise are League members, (standing, MRS. J. RANDOLPH SMITH, JR., of left to right), MRS. C. WARREN GAR- Lakeland' court, Ways and Mea..'1schair. VEY, of Lakepointe avenue, fashion man. Ticket donation is $1.25 per per- Jacobsons show chainnan, MRS. .FREDERICK son. Contributions from those unable to In The Village MATCHECK, of Detroit, program chair- attend will be gratefully appreciated. Pattee.Atwood • I Fa~U1ty JPives ! :;-, Vo'ws Spoken SHEL VING ••• "\' ~." Group To Meet ;t~:" , 1:,~ ,"-'- ' The Reverend and Mrs. Ber. .. ".: -'. tram deHeus Atwood of Bev. Autumn Leaves" will be the SHELVING ••• erly road, .. hnounee 'the mar-' them.e for this season's ~ riage of their daughter Polly meeting of the Grosse Pomte anENTlON Ames to James Umsted' Pattee Faculty Wives' Card Group next SHELVING. • • on S~turday, September 3D, in Monday evening, October 9,. at : 1\ the 'Gross," Pointe Memorial 7:30 o'clock in the Homemakmg , ., the Church. Room of Brownell Junior High RENTERS The bridegroom is tbe son of School. install Mr. and Mrs. Walter Emerson Dessert will be followed by SPACE Pattee, of Kensington road, and games o~ brid~e .and pinochle. a s t u den t at Michigan State Co.mIDltt~e cnalrman for the SAVERS! University. evenmg wlll be Mrs. Donald removable.~ The new Mrs. Pattee attended Yerkes, of Kenmore drive. As. Lasell Junior College, Auburn- sisting her will be Mrs. Ernest shelving systems dale, Maas., and was graduated Bauer, .of Hawthorne r.oad, Mrs. ~esC"ie ~ with her husband from Grosse Jack DIxon, of S1. ClaIr Shores, CROSS- f30VT I cstlJE. Pointe High ScbooI. Mrs. Maynard Leigh, of Sl Clair The bride's sister, Elizabeth, Shores, Mrs. Robert Roddewig, HATCH 00 ,",VENUE. was maid of honor, and the of Roslyn road; and Mrs. Rob. 187 I'\A~ bridegroom's father was best ert Shover, of Hampton road. PILASTER man. A small family reception Any Faculty Wife interested GROSSE "Po'NT"'E 'FAAMS at the home of the bride's !am. in playing may obtain further in. Uy followed tile wedding. 'Ibe formation from Bridge chairman WALL UNIT couple ..-e residing in East Mrs. James Titterington (886- Lansing. 3143), or Pinochle chairman ------,---- Mrs .. Joseph Devine (PR 8- 2239). Lustra Porta-P ost (Fastens to wall wIth only one screw, and Floor. - , LYNN SMART. daughter of to-Ceiling Pole shelving systeaul ••• Invif,ng. the JAMES STOLLARD (requIre no wall fastening) go up In minutes, can be mov.1d any SMARTS, of Dearborn, who wUl time you want. marryWILLIAK STONE TUR- THE NER, JR., son of the senior ~;-' . TuI'Jlers, of Newberry place, at ESPANOL the end of this month, met her future mother.in.law's . neigh. COLLECTION f, bors at a handkerchief shower _-A NEWLOOK,--.. ~:. ' Jiven lut Saturday by MRS. JAMES W. KINNUCAN, of Newberry place. It was a mu. THE THE GOTHIC tually deliptful experience. MARBLE-LI KE COLLECTION ~f~~1h~\ Bold and beautiful; richly BRACKETED ., f:Cr detailed to import a mood i: SHELF of classic elegance. Choice .~. of two decorator finishes . -i; in Melamine laminated shelf that is stain, scratch, heat, ond :l." The splendor of Spanish '.1 blond warp resistant • • • in varied ,,' design is eloquently f" t ~' at sizes. pressed by this JlO!lU or :1. $32,800 Eno orig inol. Beautl~1ly This is a fine home for a young family with children. It is near the at home in .any setting. Grosse Pointe Village Shopping Center, 2 churcl:.:s, grade school and bus; and is most complete as to accommodations. These include a paneled den, breakfast room, 1st floor lavatory, THE COUNTRY screened and covered terrace, 4 bedrooms and a recreation room. Considerable FRENCH COLLECTION carpet and draperies are included. ' «~."~,.'! ~~ I ed"oll~' This offering should not linger long. Why nof call us for an inspection? i Gracefully scu pM enc/111fJ11 a destine live Rural Fr.~ one of today's most I BUSINESS IS GOOD d ireet ions. During the 1st 9 mooths of 1967 we par~icipoted in the sole or rental of properties valued at $10,399,545 of which $5,349,165 .PO/NIB Represented Homes in Grosse Pointe IF YOUR HOME IS FOR SALE - Why not give us a call. We will inspect DECOR for dmlng, danCing ... the premises and advise the price we feel can be obtained. There is no charge an exciting version of for this service. loveliness . . • styled by experts - for you. SHOP GROSSE POINTE 3 OFFICES lUCI NIESPOlO'S 22330 MACK .t MAXINE Crea:....,:iollid'Estetic(l 771-3895 REALTORS TU 1.6300 , Open Daily TO a.m, 'til 6 p.m. 1929 VERNIER TU 6.6020 I Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. MEMBERS OF THE DETROTT AND CROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARDS Grosse Poi'lte Woods I GROSSE POINTE NEWS ,I Page Nineteen • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ,Id World Market Youth Council Football Safari For Newcomers I l\Iem bers of tbe Exhibition , Holding Party From Another Pointe of View Hanging committee who ar. " The Newcomers Club of game. Each couple is asked to ranged the Opening Show at the GrOSSe Pointe will hold its an. bring a picnic lunch for two Detroit Artists Market included Next Month Youth Council of Grosse nual Past President's party this plus liquid refreshment. MRS. BYRON NICHOLS, of :, d Pointe War Memorial is hosting (Conti,nued from Page 13) Saturday. October 7. Immediately following the Tonnancour place, MRS. JAMES ate another "Other Side" for Grosse Briarcliff drive home for Detroit Tuesday Musicale's Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson, gllme buses will ret rn to the McCLINTOCK, of Beverly road, fAd th Pointe students in grades 10.12 , I Fair Featuring W ares rom roun. e. on Saturday night. October 14, annual Associate Membership Musicale and Tea. the. past.pr~sident couple, and War :t.femorial, arriYi~g approx. MRS. FREDERICK KROSS" of 8:30 theIr commIttee members, Mr. mitely at 6 o'clock Moran road, MRS. LAWRENCE VIrldto be Held at InternationallnsHtute . at o'clock. The entire membership of Tuesday Musicale is in. and Mrs. Wally. Stecher, Mr. . GOTFREDSON, of Grosse Pre. o November 16 through 19 The Virtues will play. They v't d t '15 83 d b' thd P t Ad" "1' k t" and Mrs. Dick Mills and Mr. Any couples new to The Pointe boulevard, MRS. R ALP H feature soul music along with 1 e 0 1 l' 1r ay ar y, mISsIOn IC e and Mrs. Jack Williams, have from outside the Detroit area THOMAS, JR., of Moran road, , tional Institute's Old World Market has rock and roll. They also will is at least one prospective member. planned a unique day for the who would be interested in MRS. TOM S. GREEN, of Moran ,[nlen~sday, November 16, throug.h. Sunday, Noy. bring lights to provide a psv- Chairman of the day is Mrs. Earl G. Meyer, of club. more information about New- road, MRS. HENRY PETRI, of 9 as date~ for its four-day tradItIonal folk fall' chedelic effect. . Tonnancour place. Pointers serving as hostesses wlll ~uses will leave t.he Grosse comers are invited to call Mr. Handy road, M,RS. H~NRY C. . ~ again b~ held at. the Instj~ute on East Kirby Admission to the dance is be Mrs Ellsworth W Allison Mrs William C Buchinger Pomte War Mem~rlal at 10 and Mrs. Tut Tuttle, 882.9251, KOHRING, of Tourame road, it,a Torch Drlve_a_g_e_n_c_y_. 75 ceuts if tickets aLe, pur- M. ',. . , o'clock for the drIVe to Ann or Mr. and Mrs. Milt Ghekafi, and MRS. JOHN N. McNAUGH- Detro rs .. Vernon Cox, Mrs. Sheldon Drennan, Mrs. Roy C. Arbor and the Michigan-Navy 884-9010. TON of Edgement Park. - chased in advance; $1 at tbe Jenkins, Mrs. Albert D. Law, Mrs. Paul L. Nagel, Mrs. 1---,-___ ' in the past, hours are many countries around the d 0 0 r . Identification proving John W. Nelson and Mrs. Nell R. Selander. noon10 10 o'clock world and offer many items Grosse Pointe residency and excepton Sunday new to the Market because of status in scbool mUfit be shown Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler, president of Tuesday Musicale,l 'lbe doors will close the continuing rotation of Cl1un. at time of ticket purchase. and Mrs. Alfred E. Lindbloom, associate membership .Icl~k. 'nes t . represen ted . No one will be admitted after chairman, will be on hand to greet guests, as will Mrs. I I.' \T.its "30's", the Old The International Booth. a pot. 10. The dance ends at 11'.30. Kinsey, (the same Mrs. Kinsey whom Mrs. Sladen's ac. :J)~conlinueJ .~01 continuesto mel- pourri gathered from far and Free checking is provided in companying tomorrow), financial secretary, prepared to ~JJ1a'-'the years and ne~er wide by th.e InstItute itsplf, is two classrooms, how eve r accept dues of the "welcomed listener of good music" III> me upwith somethmg under the guidance of Mrs. DOD' purses, bags and pocketbooks as an Associdte Member of one of the oldest music clubs -'del the appetite and aId Baxter, wh!l says it will must be kept by their owners. of professional and non-professional women in the , N the hundreds and have carved ivory figurines The dance will be chaperoned United States. • palfern:J of visitors who come from the Alaskan Eskimo's; by parents and staff and will k'JI'lt and buY, see and colorful Scandanavian wares of be protected by the police. The Musicale portion of the aftemoon will be pre- tin, glass and pottery; heauti. ------sented by Mary Maas, pianist, and Barbara Bailey, lI0rt0nW. Adler,' is ful walnut platters, compotes, hOliday season with an abun. soprano, with hostess Elizabeth Sladen at the piano. WELL KNOWN BRANDS chairman for 1967 and candle holliers and salad bowls dance to choose from: delicate , delightful programs from our own Ozark MountaIn German stars fashioned of flax. Among those presiding at the tea table will be the TOWLE LUNT INTERNATIONAL 1l!ifiIi~ to interest all area and many other goodies en straw, ornaments from Den. Mesdames Charles C. 'Bryant, Frank W. Coolidge, Robert Sbe points out that 13 too numerous to mention. mark and Sweden and bright B. Crossen, Herbert K. Krumel, Frank D. Lorentzen and • Awakening • William r:r Mary • Wild Rose booths will provide I Emphasis is being placed on Christmas tin baubels from • Star Fire of giflideas from as all the "trimmin's" for the Mexico. Miss Arline Closson, all Pointers. • Medeira • Blossom Time • Rose Elegance • Silver Iris And of course there'll be * * .;< • Peachtree Manor dolls! Detroit Symphony Women's M~eting • Modern Classic • Queen's Lace They'll be big and little _ • Petit Point • American Victorian • Serenity made of corn husks and com And next Wednesday Mrs. Law, (the same Mrs. Law • Memory Lane cobs from the Southwest, prim. who's serving as a hostess at the Tuesday Musical tea), • Contour Iy garbed in starched calico; Women's Association for the Detroit Symphony Orche!i- • Silver Spray REED 6' BARTON Laplander dolls from Swed('n; tra socIal affairs chairman, and l\lrs. Joseph N. Jen. 'WATSON apple.faced character dolls to nings, program chairman, have asked soprano Linda • Royal Windsor • Silver Wheat chuckle over - everyone a Weston to entertain at the Symphony Women's fall conversation piece. In addition, meeting. . • Esplanade • Meadow Rose • Star don't miss the very select group • Windsor Manor handmade by the Doll Lady, Hostesses who'll greet guests as they arrive at Oak. • Old Mirror • George II • Lamerie who has long been famous for land Hills Country Club for the luncheon and meeting, • Ben Franklin FRANK SMITH these collector's items, real lit. • Windsor Rose at which Women's Association president Mrs. Arnold tle beauties boasting authentic- • South Wind • Juliana • Edward VII ity of very detail of the Euro- W. Lungershausen, of Berkshire road, will preside, in. • Colonial Antique • Fiddle Shell GUARD YOUR SIGHT WITH ARMORLITE pean a'rea represented. clude Pointers Mrs. Hubert Bohle and l\lrs. J. C. Hurley. • Foxhall • TuJipan This year again, luncheon HARDRESIN LENSES ••• And by the way . . . You might take the time to • Victoria • Fic:ldleThread and dinner during HIe Market ALVIN • Lotus THESAFEST LENSES MADE. will be an adventure. Served circle February 27 and 28, 1968, in your social e.alendars cafeteria style, the internation. NOW-Those are the dates of the next Fashionscope, • Chapel Bells • Colonial Fiddle al buffet will provide a variety sponsored annually in the spring by the Women's As. • Tuscany CORHAM • Chased Romantique of foreign foods and goodies. sociation for the Detroit Symphony for the benefit of (0. • Secret Garden' Johnston Optical On the informal side, coffee the Symphony, to take place, as always, at the J.L. Hud. .. Chateau Rose and pastries may be had in WALLACE • Stardust lRers of, high grade glasses since 1816 son CnmpanyDowntown store ••• smaller areas of the Institute. • Etruscan , ,General Fashionscope '68 chairman 1\lrs. Harvey • Grand Colonial 87KerdlevaJ Ave. 20148 Mack Ave. The ENEST KANZLERS have O. Dixon, Jr., of Willow' Tree place, got her commit. WHITINC • Damask Rose • Theme, Willow Gmsr Pointe Fllmu Grosse Pointe Wood. returned to The Pointe and tee heads together for a luncheon and early planning • Robert Bruce • Lily of Valley TU 2-5950 TU 1-8681 will be making their head. session yesterday; at the Lochmoor boulevard home of • Princess Ingrid qaurters at their Lakeshore Mrs. Ray W. Macdonlad. road home fllr the next month. • Lily ROGER ONEIDA * * * Bits And Pieces • Victoria • Bridal Veil • Melbourne 15133 KERCHEVAL IN THE PARK Near Lakepointe Thertl's still time to arrange to have your child Add to your set of fine silver •.. These'discontinued patterns are :'10W 882.7522 "immortalized" in one of those charming pastel por. in stock ••. please call for more information on individuai pieces. traits for which the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Christmas Fair is famous. Call Sallie (Mrs. Joseph H. ISpitzley, at 881-5599, for an appointment reservation. * * * Valente !Jewelers Sigma Gamma Ass~iation will sponsor a benefit. FINE JEWELERS,SINCE 1934 SPECIAL PURCHASE performance of the movie "Doctor Doolittle" in the ! spring of 196tc, with proceeds earmarked lor the Re. 16601 E. Warren search and Development Fund of the Detroit Ortho- TU 1-4800 paedic Clinic. A. Dacron and cotton Open 9 to 6 Daily- Fri. Eve. 'til 8 Chris Lofting, son of Hugh Loftfug, Doctor Doo- " Secret Form Bra _ $2.50 little's creator, and Mrs. Benson Ford, honorary chair. B. Air Lycra Girdle with man of the benefit, are being honored at a "coffee" in Lace Trim. Mid Length .... _....$5 the Statler.Hilton Hotel this. morning. Among those on hand will be the benefit's co-chail'Illen, Mrs. Gordon 'C. Reinforced Hipline, T. Ford and Mrs. E. Rust Muirhead, and other Sigma THIS STATELY RESIDENCE Front, Back Panels. Gamma officers. Hidden Garters .._..... _.._.-... _._..$7 '" '" .. Congratulations and Best Wishes to ...... Grosse Pointe's Hnewest" riewlyweds, Mr. and ALL FROM WELL KNOWN Mrs. Tobey Hansen, (she's the former Mrs. John Norton MAKER! Lord, he's tennis pro at the Country Club), just married at The Homestead in Hot Springs, Va. We look forwa1-d to seeing them soon, "at home" in Cloverly road. d WORD TO THE WIVES ... Catherine Marshall's t'dadviseyoU to get the man in your life to join you in seeing this one Ie!ore it's sold. u>cated in the li'arms, and sitting pretty on a large, tree long awaited first novel Deserves Its L1ke Front Location ~ lotWithample room for the kids and their dog. The swinlming pool sheated, which makes it usable six months a year. A family room, library, Dimension's In addition to roo m s ~ dtn provide extra first floor living space, and they ccmpliment the believed shown, there is a 16'x36' accurate Recreation Room in the l!fInal living and dining rooms. On the second floor are five bedroonls buI nol guaranteed basement with Lovlltory, ~ by three baths. A fine house to be lookl)d over, not overlooked. This sumptuous home has many refinements s u c h os three panelled rooms, an E corl yAm e r i can A joyful love story from the Kit c hen wit h center island, a Family Room woman who wrote A Man CalledP~ter , with raised hearth, built in bor, and $6.95 MCIlR~W-:JIlL. ice maker. There are two gas furnaces, The large grounds embrace a walled patio ond beautiful gardens, which were included in thp. 1966 Gorden Tour, May we arrange an inspection Theexplosive best for you? seller by Leon Uris MR. AND MRS. HOME SELLER If you 'ist with us, our full time SQles personnel and low turnover can make the transfer of real property not only more agreeable but more likely to happen, Our sales associates have hod a total of 251 years of real estate experience - 199 yeors with Moxon Brothers Inc. Paul M.xon Thomu Nllt.r Wlnnlfrad M. W'yhlng Ilich.rd L. Muon Axel P. 140lt Ilobert H. OPdyke Bern.rd Whitley Duwln D. MIIr1ln Mllry Stamm.n Hugh C. Wilton WlIII.m H. Illem.n, Jr. Ilene Kelly WIlliam ft, Devlin Wlnfl.ld S. J,w,", Jr. Our membership in Grosse Pojnte Real Estate Boord's Multiple Listing System odds 10 our selltng pOwer some 130 additional salesmen to deal through us on your house, ~PURDY & EDGAR ASSOCIATES Exclusive Agent ~OlO 63 Kercheval The Book She~f In tile Colonial f'ederal Bull~lIl~ MAXON BROTHERS,lnc,. Tu)(edo !.~ 112 Kercheval on the Hill TV 6.2066 ,\ conscientious policy makes Its own friends _~ge Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 7-WANTED TO RENT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE '~R 5,11 J ------" TICLESFot GROSSE POINTE professiona ". 5A-~~~~~tli~r WANTED 6-~3:f::n~s~;t) C'LASS~~Z;~D unfurnishe J WE BUY-SEL~TRADE ~ desires . . l LADY wishes every other Tues 2"BEDROOIlI unfurnished apar t. woman ~,I,:~ 1 apartment. 884.2200 ext. 46 0r . GUNS amp., case tl!~ M:",,,,::i>~':'::!: day. Grosse Pointe reference. me nt, heat included, $115. 3 '. sets t.. '....Jt 4 • " 965.4639. bedroom furnished apartmen t, 885.0601. Reloadmg rqUlpment and com. ' -. Artists,! ~ 1 ~~------$130. Adults. 1178 Beacon s. ponents. Scope and Sight In. ~ REFINED, older Grosse Point e stall11tions. Stock fitting and $279. Wgans'lith ~ "I:~ I~';" LADY wishes a day, regular field, Grosse Pointe. 0 p e n couple wish lower apartmen ,~ AB'S . ironing only. Very good iron. evenings, 7 to 8. t complete gunsmithing. stocked 0;' AIi. ~ .~~ er. Tuesda~', good reference. in Grosse Pointe. 2 bedrooms, 1Jh baths. Separale basement. BROWNING & WINCHESTER C~nter'~Il!aIs~ . M l~ Call alter 6. 875.7898. ATTRACTIVE 6 room upper- 823.4264. WEATHERBY .~ REMINGTON Mi.' C~I ~" if;! fireplace, pleasant p r i vat e SALES & SERViCE ~ t~ EXPERIENCED woman wants yard, garage, ~entral to every H EXECU'flVE and family desire GUNS & SHOOTING BEAUTIFUL~ ~ Call TUxedo 2.69~~u~ :d' TcraU:kBeLicn~Sa:oedserveYou Quickly I ;~~~~en~~S.m~~ll D~~s;i:~t~ }~~~:d.~~~~~~gN~\~~~~e/lrSe :: or 4 bedroom home in ACCESSORIES any secretaryr.~! t. TUXedo 1.IYliC"lIll '~ a ,',' Snecd, TY 5.3161. 724 Marquette Drive, VAlle y Grosse Pointe. 882.7719. gi ~ 1.8811, after 6 p.m. B. McDANIEL CO. ~ ~ ~ A.1 SHIRT IRONING, chilo PARTY INTERESTED 15102 KERCHEVAL BI~~~~s~nUnit--!l K ~ dren's clothing. Thurs., Fri. 6 g s IN FLOOR SPACE ~'-~'lH@,@\"M:fMi&m!',:fu'%Mlhm44.m~~~~~-mw~,'~~'%~~~;:'~~ day. Reference. TR 2.4336. ~~~t~ $~~~t2595 Gr~~~~~trof . Cor. Maryland VA 1.8200 B.T.U.'susJJPt lal t. $50. ' !SI~ ------Approximately 600 sq. f~. for j2A-MlISIC EDUCATION 4A-HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED lady wishes GROSSE POINTE, Lakepointe- aluminum and storm WIndow DAVENPORT. Large Mohair, BREAKFASTStf Classified Deadline PIANO, THEORY: Pre.school (Domestic) day work Friday. Cleaning, Upper 6, fireplace, modern repairs. DRexel 1.3380. clean. Must sell, make offer. RoundTable-I....HI ironillg. Good references. 922- kitchen. Adults, $115. VA 1. TUxedo 2.5032. chairs-$40 !%Ill I Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m .• through university level. Wal. WANTED-Experienced cooks. =-==-==- KELVlNAT1lR . for all new copy, changes of ter Mueller, 482 Colonial Ct. 3522. 6833. waitresses and couples. Grosse ------OFFICE and student des k s . freezer_1algeU: I . copy and cancellations. It Is N. TUxedo 6.1090. 7A-ROOMS WANTED Pointe Employment Agency, EXPERIENCED German worn. BEACONSFIELD corner Kerch . Twin bed frames. Antique TUXedo1- suggested that all real estate , PUNCH & JUDY MUSIC TUxedo 5-4576. an desires housework. cook. eval, Grosse Pointe Par k YOUNG woman desires room chair5. 884-9263. ::::=-:---: .""" copy be submitted to our of. I STUDIO ing, housekeeper. 22<112Mil. Lower large 5 room flat (2 in Grosse Pl)inte, kitchen priv- ESTATES bo~ fice by Monday I> p.m. COOKING - companion for 1 III. Lamb, A. Reid, R. Kara. ner Rd., St. Clair Shores. hedrooms) by 11-1.67. N0 ileges. TUxedo 4.4850 between BEA UTIFUL handpainted;;f: ~OInp!eteor odd ~ adult. Live in. Beautiful flat. fee table. Original cost $300, tiques, silver ~ Lunas-Guitar. DEPENDABLE lady for clean. pets. Baby welcome. $90 a 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Thursday, Write to Box R90, Grosse sell for $125. Corner lamp ture. Orientaii1Igl, Charge Ads-I 2 Words for $1.25 Joan Dyson Cooper - Piano Pointe News. ing and ironing every Tues. month and security deposit Friday. Tenant pays utilities. TUxed 0 table, marble top cor n e r Bolan, 10233W~ 10c each additional word and Theory. I day and Friday. Fond of child. table. All antique w hit e . 6.2500. - David Robinson - Classic HOUSEKEEPER - FulI time, ren. Ask for Lorraine at 5.3381. TUxedo 4-9325. Call live in preferred or 5 days 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE French imp 0 r t decorator FlNEViOiJN::;--.. Spanish and Brazilian Guitar. WOodward 1.1042, after 5 p.m. ROOSEVELT PLACE - On a TUXEDO 2-6900 , 15 Kercheval weekly. Grosse Pointe Farms. lamp, bronze lamp. 2 pair bro. b """!It, country lane in the center 0f THIS IS IT! Grosse Pointe Farms 3 school age c1lildren. Good EXPERIBNCED woman wishes e a d e draperies. 225"x85" y professional,ba/fliI 3 Trunk Lines town. Plush 2 bedroom cot. We must sell 7 Lowrey organs TU 4.4440 Res. 372.8994 wages. References required. cleaning, ironing. 921-1089 af. with valances. Italian Provin: $285.TU 1.17st, NEWS SALEI.I STATIONS tage with liirge, airy rooms , 886.3999. ter 5 o'clock. now. If you ever wanted a cial chair. 775.5208. . ~ DOWNTOWN AREA $225 a month. theatre. ~1 pedal console . Grand Circus Park News Stand 2B-TUTORING 58-EMPLOY MENl spinet with rhythm, Brent. PARLOR G ran d Piano, Har. screen, draPeril~L, . Majestic News Stand 5-SITUATION WANTED JOHN S. GOODMAN spread, lIliscell..~ . Family Theater News Stand BUREAU 93 Kercheval 886.3060 wood. Come in now. We offer ringlon, mahogany, beautiful ture. TUxedCunningham Drugs. Mack' and 7 Adults and children. Certi. oven, dishwasher, refrigera- thorne, Grosse Pointe Woods. .:. Mile Road fied teachers. transportation. Docking facili TUxedo 1-9257. ------BE~UTIFUL dinette"i . Cottage Hospital on Kercheval and tor. Utilities except {llectric. BED ROO M SUITE, Drexel mica top42" ro1lllJ.1IIl! - Muir Call: For Complete Home ties. Can 771.3124. Bus t 0 Detroit 2 blocks from white and gold Provincial. IS" leaf, 4 upbolsterill~ Merit.Woods Drug Center. Mack DETROIT AND SUBURBAN Maintenance WOOD STORMS, all sizes. $1 and Bournemoutll Ford E x pre s s. Lake park E:. JEFFERSON AT 91h MILE Upholstered chair. Lawson used 2 months.135,!'Ii TUTORING SERVICE apiece, good condition. TUxe. GROSSE POINTE WOODS CALL HOUSEHOLD privileges. 1.791.6320. do 5-2473. love seat. Desk. Other miscel. 5-7272. - GrOIilie Pointe Pharmacy. J.lack XE 7-4653 and Manchester HANDYMAN SERVICES 6A-FOR RENT laneous items. TU 1-6328. DINING TABLE 4i 3-BEDROOM duplex, H2 baths, .iiarkncss PhaJ'D1&C7. Meek and 886-3819 (Furnishecll OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY -.------chairs, buff~t'and ii ~ Lochmoor garage. Adults. Alter Road Howard JohDsonr. Mack and B. 3-LOST AND' FOUND ANNIVERSARY SAVE SALE' $100.TUxedo 2491t - Mile south of Jefferson. $150, one GROSSE POINTE WOODS Largest Selection of Resale Saxophones, trumpets, clari. • Arnold'. Drug. Mack and Haw. TOP QUALITY painting, inter. year lease. 821-5448, thorne LOST - Riding crop, family fully furnished, 3 hedroom Cl"thing in Area. nets, flutes, violins, etc; from WEDGWOODCH1NA,~ 'Bob's Drugs. Mack and Bosl1Jl treasure, light brown leather ior and exterior. Our crew hUl')galow. Newly decorated $25! Some like new! Artists set, 106piecel,lmiiI LOVELY 1 bedroom riverfront New sport wear and lingerie bETROIT AREA with knife built.in. Reward. composed of medical students 885.7416. Music, 14357 Harper, at Chal. cream, neverUsed. 1\11 • BriZlls D"", Store, Xack and Please return. 886.7262. and teacr-ers with 8 years . apartment to sub-lease, fur. 50 to 75% Off Touraine OrIginal Price mc'fs. Christmas presentBIIi paintir.lg experienee. Excellent nished or unfurnished. 331. Three bedroom house on Edge Tuxedo1-m. - Ranlls Medtw Sen1c:. PharmaC7. FOUi'ID-LoveabIe male kitten, 6114. . Mack and MOraD local references. VA 3-7116. mere Road. Available Nov. 1 Fall' Clothing' Taken G.P. Post Office, Mack md War. p;irt Persian tortoise shell WILD MINK stole, new lin;ng, FENDER BASS GurrAi, ren CHAUFFEUR. Experienced, six. NOTTINGHAM, Grosse Pointe till April 1. $300 per month on Consignment. for Parkles Drug store, Mack and St. Please call after 5:30. TUxedo like new. Mink jacket, size 12. c ision mode~ $100. AlIi I .• j teen years .with prominent section-Modern, clean, car. Adults only pl.ease. . ,; i ,,: Clair 1-5142 . Two coats, one tweed, one sic Guitar,$(0. vA 2341 '. Devonshire Drup, Xack and Gross!! Pointe family. Call peted. heated ,air conditioned. LEE'S FASHION MART black, size 9. ,.884.6518. DevolW1lre Purdy & Edgar I .. L ... L PhmDlC7. Mack and Bea- LOST-Gray and white female 372.4800. R. J. Jones. Two bedrooms, den, 2 baths, 20339 Mack TV 1-8082 ELECTRrC STOVE,Jr,l . coDSfleld kitten; vicinity Aline Drive, recreation room. Call after 5 63 Kercheval 'TU 6-6010 10 to 5 Daily; Fri •. 'tU 9 DECOUPAGE handbags, rea. lent condition.TV SmI ST CLAIR SHORES AREA Grosse Pointe Woods. Re. p.m. or before 10 a.m. 885. sonable. 371.7787. ,Arnold Drug. Marter Boad and ward. 881-4147. Your Girl Friday 0803. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY GARAGE Sale,a_ Lakeshore WURLlTZER console, mahog. il Secretarial Service RIVARD, B2 year lease. Colon. SPECIALIZING in rental of tires,. household, 1/11! LOST-Gray and white tiger, 1251 LAKEPOINTE. G r 0 sse any .. Beautiful tone. $350. 886- 22.'lO RoslynRd. D2ily JIG Mimeographing ial, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, $275 band instruments; $5 per lA-PERSONALS male. Jefferson.Beaconsfield Pointe, upper. 0682. area. Reward. VAlley 1-2262. per month. Prefer married month. Also complete repair Mrs. Coleman TU 4-6442 CHATSWORTH 4319, 5 room couple with one child. MUST SELL-Mahogany dining service. ORGAN CONCEBT COLOR WEDDING CANDIDS. room set, 8 pieces. Maple Qct. 5 !p.lL '. None finer, No minimum FOUND-Bunch of keys. Mer. upper, stove and refrigerator GEORGE PALMS TU 64444 THE MUSIC CENTER bedroom set, 5 pieces, com. Fries Audilorium .: - charge. Select from over TO riweather. between Blvd. and L.P.N. OR NURSES aide wants included. Pay own utilities. 22933 Gratiot 775-8000 Kercheval. Owner please pay work in home; part pr full $115 a month. Adults only. GRAYTON, 5 room upper. Com. plete. 1043 Berkshire. VAlley Grosse PoinleWar 11/l1li , beautiful proofs. For 'appoint- pletely furnished, heated. $140. 3-6475. .. fe:- ad. Write iBoxT 20, Grosse time available. Homemakers, Open Sunday lJetween 1 and 6. DISHWASHER. G.E. portable, ~ Sponsored Bl ment in your home to see Couple. Available Nov. 1. Pointe Nel'ls. 642-7900. m uIt i - eye I e, $75. TUxedo THE .MUSIC CElI'lEI, . Grosse Pointe's most creative GROSSE POINTE PARK, south 12 GAUGE Remington pump, TUxedr:. 5-6962. 4-7893. . photography. call J. S. De HOUSEKEEPER, Grosse Pointe of Jefferson - 2.bedroom duo ventilated rib, full choke. $60. FrankReDalll . ; Forest, 884-4852. 4-HflLP WANTED MAGI{ _ MOROSS. Sublet com. on !be references. Middleaged, care plex, 1 baths, den, lilep. 331-4309. GARAGE SALE-TV set, boy's * pletely furnished duplex until Lowrey Orgill ------FULLER BRUSH needs 4 bigh for elderly or children. Reply basement, garage. Adults. Sting Ray bicycle, furniture, to Box S-25, Grosse Pointe June 15. VEnice 9.0164.P.M. GRAY Persian lamb fur cO;lt, Admission me 2A-MUSIC EDUCATION class women for high class $225..After 6 p.m. 821-4126. % length,' good baby car ria g e, draperies, territory. 884.7531. News. only. condition, $100. 885-6249. clothes, miscellaneous. Satur. Best in DelroitAI1l __ MUSIC BOX STUDIO WANTED-Experienced woman 17517 MAUMEE UPPER IN COM E. 5 large day, Oct. 7, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., TRI.CITY CONANT & BALL maple bed, RUMMAGE SAI.& . . 15609 Mack 881-2013 to do needlepoint in spare. CORNER RIVARD roo m s. heated. . Devonshire 823 Lakepointe. nutmeg finish, 54"xSO", com- Hrs: 3.9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. time. 1186-3122. BABY SITTERS near Warren. $175. TU 1.2457 GrossePoinffW. plete, $35. 884.3628. Terrace-3 bedrooms, 2 baths, CENTER CUSTOM DRAPERY Presbyteriu.Qri.. Lessons - Rentals - Competent, adult women ALTER.MACK, n ear Grosse WORLD BOOK CHILD CRAFT second floor; 1 bedroom, hath, DECORATIVE fabrics shown in Mack at Torrey 14: Sales and Service for babysitting, convalescent Pointe. Nicely furnished stu. COMBINATION Magnavox -Part or full time represent- third floor. Children high your home. Free estimates. 9.8 Fri., oet. 6 '~ and 'elderly care, available. dio apartments. Here' every- fruitwood TV, rad!o and Special on guitar and accordion ative.'S MAPLE d~~k~. UNIQUE~bouiiQlle gi'ftltems SOFA, ~ }'OR CIULDREN VAlley 1.3422. Gro~se Pointe reference. 1. If we give you the listing, for . himself. 'f' Circumstances1 4 b d J AT HOME; HERE IS 21-MOVING IT,- STORAGE INTERIOR-EXTERIOR CEMENT CONTRACTOR TH J ELE Cg~ how will you merchandise our require sacrl Ice sa e. e - 1907 0 r d R d I a home that i id 1 f ------WOOD refinishing. Plastering All types Cement, Stone and on~ h rooms, 3.baths, 2 lavatores, , xror. oa . ,'tertaining Fosrmeaal ~~n7:~ KEN'S MOVING-Local sub- and general repairs. Reason. BrickWork-NewandRepairs &Supp1VCo orne? 2 story c!rcular. foyer, flaw- First Offering room, large living room with I urbs. One piece or houseful. able. 30 years experience. Driveways, Porches, Walks PR5-- . 2. Will you furnish us with your less locatlo,n, view to lake, T~ree b~droom Bungalow natural fireplace. Walk down. I Low rates. TU 2.8540. VAil 2.4474 Pa~ios, Tuck Pointmg. _ ' broker mailing list, so we Grosse Pomte Shores, 761 \~~th Family Room; U~ated stairs into th(' plush recrea-I------ey Pre.cast Steps. ~ are assured that all Realtors Ballantyne. Open Sundays. Kitchen; New carpe!mg. & tion l\Jom with bar, fireplace, 121 A-GENERAL SERVICES PAINTING, inside and out, Waterproofing. 'Attics t))Glth New 'are working for us? WINKLER CO. T Fur~a.ce. HRomelil~TIIIP' stolle ~Ianting. box; also lava. I CARPET LAYING I small commercial, no job to~ 'Additions 'Ki!chtls~ o~ condillon. ea sllca y! tory With vamty. Call us for W AND OLD small. Full time. Free esll. No Job Too Small 'CoIllllle!daJa.~ 3. Will our address appear in VA 3.2200 I pflced.. ' appointment to show you so I NE I mates. Best of references. ~ all ads, or will our location ------____ OPEN SUNDAY I many other extra features. Stair Carpet Shifted Frank Provenzano. SPECIALIZING J 1M SUTT~~ be a secret? 2 TO 5:30 I . f All T esl' TUxedo 5.4115 L'IJ 1677B • WINDMILL POINTE I I Stop in to let us show you our .Repalrs 0 yp 1 Flagstone Walks and Patios, rysDr. lV, 4. wm you advertise the price 3 bedroom Colonial, llh baths, L k S'd L" g photos of many other homes Clgaret Burns Re.Woven I COMPLETE Decorating service. Natural Stone Planters C~ARPENTER to secure prospects. not sus. a e I e IVIn • G P . t d"'t I . LICENSED & BONDED l,;i\flPEN1'R1l .=--... pects? 2.car attached garage. Central 4 bedroom contemporary In rosse. om e an VICini y. LEO and BOB TRUDEL Painting, i.nterior, exte~lOr. panelli , r~~1 air conditioning. Lot 60'x180' ranch with maid's quarters, TU 5-0703 Paper. han~mg and re,mOVID g. I TU 2-0717 b "6M ~ Ilil 5. Will you screen all prospects'? 15219 Esfex. 823-3632. library and activities room. BETTY V IN G I Matena!3, work!llanshlP guar. ~p~~ 6. Will you dispossess us. Sun- I. I Modern Idtchen and large GARAGE DOOR anteed. For est1l11ates, call ALLdriveways,CEMENTpatioswork,oursidewalksspecial: .'_A AtL'L-R-E-lI---"':ODl'ln",...... days while you watch our I lot with lovely stand of REALTOR ELECTRONIC OPERATORS WILLIAM FORSYTHE ty plain and fancy. 884-1084 "al']lentry, al,,~.lil.. I " - ON THE WATER trees. VAlley 2.9108 t ... _ television? Modern ranch sit u ate d on 20525 MACK 886.3210 and 885.0612. ers, stOI'llls, ""'_ • Transistorized - operates from ------1______I ~""~l1li YOU, Mr. Home Owner, deserve 125x40S' site with magnificent SW EENE Y car - absolute security - PAINTING. Experienced, neat, CHIMNEYS, porches buil;' and enc.osures,batAs, ~ the very best. Why list with view. 0f Lake St . Cl'all'. 3/ ------~ I full year guarar,tee _ free fully equipped, reasonable. repaired. Leaky basements• vamties.~'IlU. .... y"",.... a broker who will spend a Iew large bedrooms, 3~ baths estimates. TUxedo 1.5306 after 5:30. broken steps. Call anytime.' CUSTRED (111. .. d plus 2 guest rooms. Library, & AUDUBON, 4640, Detroit - 1 I P t VI'I,]I expectollars aa fewweekthousandon you whenand fam ily room, up.to.t he-min"i MOO RE .Large 3 bedroom brick Colon. CALL K & F ELECTRONICS EXPERT painting,. paperG hang-V Rescot ,3.0322. REPAIRS) SPIn,,~"""I: and if he sells your home? ute kitchen, large patio area, lal, 55x170 lot, 11x17 enclos- 886-1763 ing. Free estimates. . an ----.::::: You should know about our boat facilities with hoist. ed porch, natural fireplace, Assche. VAlley 4-1492. I 21T DRESSMA BROCHURE method of mer. Perfect spot for entertaining' TU 1-6800 fn~. b~~:io~all~~;~~~~.ca~~~; -S-U-B-U-R-B-A-N-M-A-I-N-T-E-N-AN-C-E-I TOP QUALITY painting, inte LAWRENCE VERBEKE SEW:G It ~ chandising that announces ~hvner leaving state. TU brick garage. Near schools, ASSOCIATES rior and exterior. Our crew CEMENT CO cbildr a entlOilS,lIhb, nation,wide, to transferrp-d 1.6300. . shopping. A"pointment, 884. S' composed of medical students • I edrn;bems,u-. families, that ~our home is i 897 WASHINGTON - Center 1174. t' Complete Home er\"ces and teachers with 8 years CONCRETE-BRICK ~ws, apes.~1IIi for sale at NO EXTRA COST Johnstone & Johnstone I hall Colonial. Excellent con- Interior and Exterior Painti ng painting experience. Excellent STONE-WATERPROOFING U 1.7455. . to you. It's very successful. dition. HI.! baths. King size ------a Specialty local references. VA 3-7116. ALTERATIONS~ 'Call us, we will be happy to I. master bedroom pillS 2 twin MARINE CITY _ Executive CONCRETE _ Driveways. side- 1152 MI .... PR 6.3038 h si~e bedrooms. Plastered rec. walks, patios, garage floors, a1'l'and, G!llleFli s ow you. ALLARD-FIRST OFFERING. h brick Colonial rot dl'scrl'ml'nat. KURT' 0 BAEHR . f Park VAIle"1- Outstanding 3 bedroom brick Sreation droom with fireplace.I k' ing buyer. All spaciousL' rooms. 21 e-ELECTRICAL .. • d D t cement patchmg 0 an types. AL- " '_ , RUTH ASSOCIATES creene porc ov('r 00 mg Choice lQCll.tion. 1-765-4321. SERVICES , CUSTOM Pamtlng an ecora BRICK & BLOCK _ Porches, TERATlONSUd iii of Grosse Pointe ranch. Carpeted throughout. Ih acre landscaped grounds. ing. Wall papering. Guaran . Will pick up llId.. Finished basement. Sprinkling By appointment. 0 w n e r, 1 ELECTRICAL WIRING t d Free estimates LJ.ke pre.cast steps, expert tuck TUxedo 1.3ti69. : 81 Kercheval on the Hill system,21h car garage. Queen TUxedo 2-5538. Open Saturday ee . pointing and patching. , and REPAIRS view 1.5716. WE are REALTORS of Peace parish. and Sunday 2 to 5. 739 FAIRFORD RD. -_. . I fI EXCLUSIVEALTE~ Members of National, State QUAD LE~n.'T 4 b d KRAUSMANN ELECTRIC CO. PAINTING - Wall. Tex an d STONE - PatiOS, wa ks, ower Marie Stepbens.r..:.....: and Local Boards MACK AVE., corner of York. I - .y=... e roums up, TU 2-5900 boxes, stone repairs of all onbems.(Furs).ro:.~ shire. Doctor's office, ~ rooms GROSSE POINTE FARMS 3 baths, living room, dining Paperhanging • removing - types. '11 TU 6-4060 (Eves. TV 5-4060) Plus attached' 4 bedroom brl'ck N P d room, spacious kitchen with wall washing, 30 years experi . ( ear Grosse te. Blv .) all built. ins, family room, Ii- 21 D-ELECTRICAL ence, work guaranteed. Mer WATERPROOFING _ Base- Colonial with separate ent- brarary, first floor laundry, ment leaks. i rance. Owner moving out of CLOVERLY - Most attractive f" d . APPLIANCES tins, 122 Muir, TU 2.0083 21U-PLUMIING , . OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 country-must sell. Early Americlln style home IIDshe. recreation room, at- GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY 11 years in the Pointes. " 833 LAKEPOINTE ELMERS PLUMIlINGlIlI"i i on large, well landscaped lot. tached garage, gas heat, fully 21J-WALL WASHING I SUNNINGDALE. ing. KitcbenAidDilht1i 3 bedroom Colonial, 12 years Both the large living room air conditioned, intercom and FREE ESTIMATES LA 1-4<393 I' Lush semi-ranch hugging % disposals, disbmlS1lr,,, old, l1f.: baths, paneled den, and dining room overlook Hi.Fi. 3 blocks to public and HOOVER WALL WASHING. No streaking ~cre of land. 4 bedrooms plus Drop cloths. Neat, reasonabre NO JOB TOO SMALL remodel. TUxedol« newly decorated. VAlley 1:8553. gardens. Paneled library with parochial schools. Star of the FACTORY AUTHORIZED unfinished 5th be«l.room, 3 TUxedo 1.5301; after 5:30. Licensed • Bonded - Insured ------fireplace. 5 family bedrooms, Sea parish. $65,000. Shown SERVICE baths plus lavatory' in finish. 3 baths, plus 2 maids' rooms only by appointment. TU l- 50TH ANNIVERSAl! ed basement. Gorgeous fam- - and bath. Gas forced'air'heat. 4725. POI'NTE VACUUM \VALL WASHING CROSSE POINTE ily room'. 2 car attached gar. ing (should be possible to in- H. CHAUVIN age. FREE PICKUP & DELIVER Y PAINTING & DECORATING SPRENKU . '.\ stall central air conditioningl. NEW REBUILT PARTS HOME MAINTENANCE CEMEr-:T C<;)NTRACTOR I '. ~.INE, first offering. 3 bed- LAKEFRONT PROPERTY~20 , PLUMBING ALL TYPES OF CEMENT , HEATING rooms, bath and a half bun. Lakeshore. G r 0 sse Pointe 780 NEFF TU 1-1014 HUGH CHALMERS PR 2-405 o ELMER T. LABADIE WORK • SEWER CLEAa\1XG galow. Newly carpeted. 2-car S h 0 res. This brand new $4,000 DOWN TO LAND CON 21002. MACK Off.: TU 4.4040 garage. splendor hugs 143 x 424. of TU 4.2557 TRACT TUxedo 2-2064 • Walks. Drives. Porches 21 E-CUSTOM CORSETS VA 2-1282 WEDGEWOOD - 4-bedroom: 2 land built with the finest of Member Grosse Pointe and BUIlDABLE LOT 66x156 • Patios • Waterproofing ; i everything. 5 bedrooms and ~ Pre-Cast Steps "'l \; full baths, semi-ranch. Large Detroit Real Estate Boards INDIV1DUALL Y designe d 21K-WINDOWWASHIN G baths, 3 car attached garage. Cozy C ~program during the ceived hi.s commission as a sity 'and th~ University of Michi. dinner-dance honoring their r roo, s. WI re urn .0 e __ beauty salon to complete its ex. wiil "be participating in the so- (, . MusicTeachers' Asso. Second Lleuten'l.nt. Lt. Kurtz, gan Law School. He received a mother, MRS. SEABOURN R. adult educa~lon scene t~IS fall The service committee of Fort 'pansion program. rority's annual Founders Day $lI1Dualfall convention, whil-: on leave before reporting Master's degree in Business Ad. LlVINGSTONE, of Lakeshore ~vh~.re he ~ill conduct. his"class Pontchartrain Chapter, Daugh. Mr. Rowe and his' staff are celebration Monday, OCtober 9. \' . . IleId at Interlochen Arts to hiS next post at Fort Leon. ministration from Columbia Uni. rv.;.d, at the Little Club Saturday III Effe~tive EXl?reSSlon. Mr. ters of the American Revolu. now occupying a new real estate Highlight of the' day will be a , 14emy October3 through ar.d. Wood, Mo:, took part in the versity, and is now an analyst wening, September 30, wer~ Brooks IS ~ nallonally ~?\Vn Ition, will hold its first meeting office on the corner of Mack dinner at the Sno White Dining iiI be MISS ANNA HUS. ffilhtary weddmg of a fellow of. on the Finance Staff of Ford ?oms. IJVINGSTONE HOWARD consultant m. sales trammg, of the season in the private avenue and Roslyn road. Room in Grand River bo\llevard, " 'of Mack avenue, a ficer in Cincinnati, 0., and was Motor Company. and SEABOURN S. IJVING- customer relatIons, ~nd personal dining room of the Golden Lion In line wtih this move, George Detroit, at 7 o'clock. . StaleUniversity music best man at the wedding of an- A January wedding is plan. STONE. ~evelopment. He bnngs a s~rv. Restaurant at noon tomorrow, R. Grove has been taken int(! Speaker will be chairman of member,director of the other friend in Christ Church, ned. • • • Ice to ad~lts wh~ want ~ 1m. Friday, October 6. tile firm as a junior partner. Alpha Chi Omega's Alumnae PoinlaConservatory of Cranbrook, September 3D. I Grosse Pointe High School pr~ve theIr eHectiveness m r~. Chairman of the hostesses will Mr. Grove has been an associ- District vm. MI'S. Raymond E. : ••• director of the De. graduate ELISABETH GRAMS, latmg ~o other people ,and. m be Mrs. William M. Perrett, as. ate of the firm in the capacity Fideler, of Grand Rapids . ..::c SettlementSchool. • • .. and MRS. ALEXANDER C. daughter of DR. and MRS. AR. developmg renewed persuaslve sisted by Mesdames Harry, E. of salesmanager for the past Ell r 1i e r in the. day, Mrs • .... • .. ,. Currentiy \'lsiting with her MANNINO, of Clairview road. MIN GRAMS, of Washington powers. Barnard, H. Sanborn Brown, 10 years. Fideler will meet with Alpha "U d t d' "parents, the WILLIAM M., • "'.. road, is a fresbman at Carleton For many years Mr. Brooks Jr. Cletus M. Laux, Carl D. The partnership has 'resulted Chi Ia~ at Neff Rd. Invites you to worship with UI Alp~a PhI sorority at the Urn. ter of Science degree in Biology AIl Sigma Kappa Alumnae of headquarters in the Rackham ,- : 9:45 a.m. - Church School verslty of Colorado, and from the University of Detroit, Macomb f.ounty and Grosse TJuildin~. Lunche~n. L~ill ,be ~. HGlTy C. M HI\R' tserve, 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship VEY EDWARD ZENS, of Lm. will be an instructor on the Pointe lire invited to attend the served In tbe Preslden. s Room ilinister 7:00 p.m. - .E'Jenlnll Worship coIn. road, has. pledged Delta U. (if D. Biology Faculty this . at noon followed by th Up~don. fraternIty, also at the fall, She is a Medical Technolo- monthly meeting Wednesday " - e pro. 111IlIDI Service ~d LIsten to our radio program Umverslty of Colorado. gist registered with the Amed. evening, October 11, at 8 o'clock gram at 1 0 clock. PlANT HARDY ; Scbool 10:30 a,m. lImUl "ECHOES OF HEAVEN i {~ . "Ht1MANIS?lf FAlltlL Y TIrofE" • • ... Cf.n' Society of Clinical Patholo. at the home of Mrs. Edmond . M'lnday thru Friday 1\1 b f th L th H'gh Allan in Alter road, Detroit. Elizabeth Cass OAR \.' " ~: , AND THEISM" WBFG.FlIl - 7:30 a.m. em er 0 e u eran 1 gists, and was formerly assistant Co.hostesses will be Mrs. Wi!. I SPRING BIUS NOW! 1 ,. A LiberalChurch WMUZ.F.M - 6:15 p.m. School East Homecoming Court head of the Chemistry Depart. Ham E. Adamek and Miss 1>Iar- Pans Benefit Party L is GAYLE BIESENTHAL; daugh- ment at St. John Hospital. , ,. J foraUpeople Dr. A. Dale Ihrie-Minister GON seledi ... in stock now' ,'. ter of MR. and MRS. JAMES ,. ... • gery A. Horn. . The Elizabeth Cass Chapter, " .. BIESENTHAL, of Country Club Mrs. All~n, retired. from the Daughters of the AIr ~rican :.. ~. drive. Gayle is editor.in.chief of B~:~~~~e r~:~tl:nd in~~ Grosse .Pomte Pubbc School Revolution, will hold a benefit ! ; n -~ Pint blUsh St. James T.utherar. East's "Talon," presi. System In June 1966, returned card party at the Hospitality :,- , , dent of the Eastemettes, senior ALBERT FICI, of Birch Lane. recently. from ~ wvrld to~r. House of the lIlichigan Consoli. I,i ~, ,;.. I ! • • * For thIS meeting she will d' . ~{ h. Lutheran Church class trp.asurer and active in Pep CHA.RLES M, GRIMSHAW~ speak 0 ''India and relate her ated GliS Company m Rerche. Lutheran Kerch"'ol at MeMO'" Club, the Hi-Steppers and the n . val avenue on Monday, October ~.~ National Honor Society. of Berkshire road, has pledged many expenences and .~emora. 9, at 12:30 O'clock. . Church TU 4.0511 • • .. Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity ble mo!"ents through slIdes and Proceeds from tho affa' 'u at the University of Missouri. souvemrs. IS Ir WI, . ' Lad It Wedgewa04 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m . Appearing as "Daisy Gamble" • • .. Prospective members are be d'ln:ted t~ the. St.. Mary s Services "- Poiftte Woocb in Dearborn Civic Theatre's per- Two. hundred members and urged to contact president Mrs. School .or Indian girl!> 18 South (Nursery) ~. Services, formances of ''On A Clear Day guests met at the Harmonie J. Dale Petro&ky, 881.6688, tor Dakota and. to Bacone College, 9:30 a.m. Sunday School , " .... m6 11:00 a.m. You Can' See Forever," sched. Club Saturday, September 23, further information. a. co.e~ucational school for In- lit Chrth School a"d R.y. George E. Kurt, Fastor uled October 6, 7, 13 and 14, at for a "Night in Paris" party.I------dlans ID Oaklahoma. Both of 9:30 a.m. 8:30 o'clock in Dea'_'born's Stout '. these schools are partly sup. h1r, Rey. Alan F. Hane, School Auditorium, will be Among the Pomters aUendmg in Hanover, Germany, 30n of ported by the DAR. ~l4-5862 Au't Pastor FREDDI WILGRADE of Bed. were the WI L BUR TROMP. MR. and MRS. MALCOLM R. ford road ' SONS, of Audubon road, the. STIRTON, of Lot h r 0 p road. . • .. .. HARRY GIESEKINGS and AR. Both young men are members Set Chi Omega Alumnae :\ms GEORGE BAER T.HUR GIESEKING, of Harvard of the Kalamazoo junior class. Dinner Meeting Oct. II 1MkIIael's St Paul Ev. '. J., of road, the OTTO STREKS, of • ;< • B a If 0 u r road, and MRS. S 0 mer set road,. the CARL lIIR. and MRS. HUN T E R _, Church Lutheran Church ICHARLES J. KOEBEL, of Shel- The Alumnae of Chi Omega Chalfont. ond Lothrop . den road, have just returned STREKS and the HERMAN DOUGLAS STAIR of Mount sorority's first businl'SS session TU 1-6670 from a motor trip to Durham ROSENBUSCHS, of B ish 0 P Clemens, announce' the birth of of the current season will be lI47s S."ingdar. Park N.C. RICHAUn O. BAER, son of road. M.RS. LUDWIG HEIGEL a daughter, Sa."'WN BRANHAM held Wednesday, October 11. A "'~WoacIl We Invite You to Worship With Us :\Irs Baer and the late Dr Baer was chmrman for the party. STAIR, September 20. 111r S. dinner at the home of Mrs. R. D. r-... Edru H. Yeoman has 'entered Duke Ul'ive~ity i~ ~ .. • Stair is the former SONIA Anslow, in Kenwood court, will CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Re&r ' Warship 8:30 and 11:00 Durham as a freshman. He was CAPTAIN 1>1 I C H A E L V. VLADEFF KESTNER, daug!:'. precede the meeting. Sunday School (all ages) 9:45 ~orSel'Vicel Sunday School (oges 1-8) 1T:00 graduated last June from Grosse MARSTON and his wife DIANE ter of DR. and MRS. PETER Chi Omegas wishing to make WAYNE COU"'TY, MICHIGAN 9:30, 11:1~ ••m Pointe High School. While the will be return~ng to ~e Unit.ed VLADEFF, of Mount Clemens. reservations may do so by call. ton, Rev. Charles W. l:,nllrock ,~ ~ IQ~ NlIl'Sery ca're i',stor two ladies were in the South, States afte~ bemg stalIon~ .\\'1~ Paternal grandmother is MRS. ine chairman }Irs. H. P. Witzky two late r services Edw:lrd Nervlg they visited former Pointers the U.S. Air 1?'orce, at Clgb Alf PHILIP STAIR, of Lincoln road. at 884-9724 by October 7. Vlear MR. and MI:S. M I C H A E L Base in Izmir, ~l1rkey .101' ~ I ~ I WHEELER at their home in months. ~ey will reSide m PUBLIC NOTICE Greensboro, N.C., and drove to Grosse Pomte Woods. FIRSTCHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Asheville for more visits witt, ..... • .., City of NOMINATING PETITIONS IIllt, 10:30 Grosse Pointe Farms friends. Particlpatmg . in Kalamazoo i , 'W~:~hurch, Sunday School and Infants' Room '" '" • College's Foreign Study pro., -.-:lay 8 p.m., TestimonIal Meeting City of Grosse Pointe, official notice referring to the 212 Cholfonte Avenue Pointers departing October 7 gram this semestcr are ROB. IlllIyRUdin! Room. 191113Maek Ave. ERT B. MARR, studying in I firosse 190intt lBoohs CIty Election, Tuesday, November 7, 1967. ... 7 ~09IoTh except Sundays and 1l01lda)"S Bonn, Germany, son of MR. ~ arsday and FrIday evenings JEFFERSON To the qualified electors of the City of Grosse Pointe, and MRS. ROBERT B. l\IARR, Michigan of Berkshire road, and JOHN Wayne County, :\Iichiglln, and all other persons interested, BAPTIST CHURCH ARTHUR MESSING, studyinJ' ~f\ }OINTE -WOODS"-'-l 13337 East Jefferson I such election is conducted for the purpose of balloting Proposed Ordinance upon the following elective offices: fA I J"':) I I I Sunday Worship - ~ resbyterl'an \"'hurcn. i 11 :00 a.m. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE No. One Mayor (Two-y.a, term) ~CK AVE. at 'l'ORREY RD. 886.4300 i Church School - I 126 entitled "AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE WHEN A MAN GOES TO JAIL" j 9 :45 a.m, I THE USE OF STEAM, GASOLINE, AND/OR Three Councilmen (Four-year terms) i .Dr. OIert, Preaching 'Robert Fletcher Smith MOTOR DRIVEN OR POWERED, EXCAVATING, W(1\ur~ry al Both Sen.lcesl , Mi'lister The G I)sse Pointe GRADING. CONSTRUCTION AND/OR EREC. Two Municipal ludges (Four-year terms) orshl~ and Church School , Memorial nON EQUIPMENT DURING CERTAIN SPECI. ~ 9.30 ~d".~!.~m;.. __ ._. __ ._-J I An American Baptist Church FlED HOURS ON SUNDAYS AND LEGAL HOLI- All person; desiring to seek any such elective office DAYS, IN THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Church WOODS, MICHIGAN." in such election may seCIJre proper, legal nominating ehrist 0piscopa{ Clw;:;z -~'--II-.~~iS~-;~K~~-g-United Presbyterian petitions from the City Clerk, 11147 Maumee Avenue, 16 Lake Shore Rd. AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT THE MINIMUM EM. during eslablished office hours. Such nominating petitions, 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard Lutheran Church PLOYMENT STANDARDS OF THE MICHIGAN For information, LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS TRAINING properly executcd, must be filed with the Clefk at 17147 The Revertnd. I Mack a"d Lochmoor night or day, COUNCIL. :\(aumee Avenue not later than twelve o'clock noon (12:00 I-;rdl1e B. Maynard, D.D. ; Grosse Pointe Woo ~ag.Twenty-Four. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5,1\ Feature Page * * * * * * * * who. where and whatnot Pointer of Interest Good Taste , '. I by wboo'l;1 Favorite Recipes of Here's another ••. of Carolyn Hubbard :Lucas' de- People in The Know gJ-mnte lightful poems, one in which Mrs, L" in her usually suc. cinct way, details an all-too-common modern problem- RUlli SAUCE and presents an eminently sensible solution to it: Conti'ibuted by I Counter Poi~ '" '" ... l\lrs. Winfield S. Jewell, Jr. A DASH OF SALT Butter size of large egg . . ~y Pat Rousseau How is a parent supposed to react 1 cup powdered sugar Mrs. WIlbam Rust PIerce • • • has seIected Whenever Junior whines? 2 eggs, separated French and Italian jewelry for the W ex~ Wanting a whistle~ car or a snack- 1,4 cup rum Jewelry Collrction. Some of them a11o~ I Driving us out of our minds? 1 pint whipping cream all the world, We learned how Pieces3reone.OfatiI What is the answer to sixteen or six Cream butter and sugar. Add . I' ~ed~~~ Pushing our patience so thin? well.beaten egg )'olks, SUr in a smg e p~eclOus stone and learned the-~l!I Testing the strength of our whole bug of tricks? rum. Add 1 pint stiffly beaten tween rubles from India and rubies fr diI!~ Face it-we're out on a limb, whipping cream. Last add two always an education to watch lr __Pi OlQ &a:n. • DUll, erce and Fortitude-Discipline-Humor-Respect- stiffly beaten egg whites, 1'lay unerrmg good taste, whether it be th ~ be sen'ed o\'er angel food. Mix if you can the above, . or a fashionable accent piece. erarestofll:e Watching him closely with careful neglect, sponge or fruit cake. Serves eight. All you need add-is Y(lur love. '" ...... '" Dreamed Of Having A CompleteWig Wardr~ , . . can! At Leon, 17888 Mack Avenue .bt.. " Check the current issue •.. of "Mademoiselle" mag. Bonnie Prudde'n azlne for a glimpse into the life of Toni Foley, daughter To Visit YMCA a fall • • • beautifUlly styled and ~~ a ~~ ~ of Mr. and Mrs. E, O. Dauch, of Three Mile drive, one of hundred twenty-five dollars. This drea::'''''JtdI. now ready for you and a future thflUghtf~~ I mas letter to Santa. TUxedo 4-9393. VOIll * • ... "Kitchen Concepts" • • , a brochure by General • you their ideas of perfect kitchens, They uve Idede(~I kitchens as their examples. It's quite. tolDPUmatI ~ toE:~~~~~t:~f=~5~~:~~e~Mrs. Oren B. Jillson, of Pine court, living proof that ~~..,~.i,l~~J) Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. ~~~~~i~l~~~work. MRS. DAVID L, GAMBLE, OF RENAUD ROAD, WITH KIMBERLY Tuesday, October la, Miss tration of the 1'lediterranean style is a slwlaer!See • ftlil age is a matter of attitude, not calendar years, (we won't h concepts in the models at 20227 Mack Avelille . By Janet Mueller Dues are used to defray per- Prudden will be visiting t e "II tell you how old she actually was on September 22- Northeast n Y M C A 10100 It was raining, and the carpet man hadn't left yet, formance expenses. er ...., , '" '" '. ' because if we did, you wouldn't believe us!) ••• And con- (he was still in the dining room, moving furniture), and Tea Set for o~t~ber 1~. ~~~~r F~~~-h~~pr~~~:a;,ff the The Christian Dior Fur Collection, . , exd., gratulations to Mrs. Jillson on receiving an "outstanding" t th f t d d t I bout Theatre The only fund.ralsmg activIty Jacobson's in Michigan, will be informallylDCll!iI we were a e ron oor, rea y 0 earn a in which the Club engages is Miss Prudden will conduct two mark in her Braille Transcription Test from the Library Arts Club of Detroit and its Eva Woodbridge Victor the annual Eva Woodbridge Vic- sessions on October 10 which Jacobson's, Friday and Saturday, October6th Ii. of Congress, Washington, D.C ..•• Not bad for a lady Scholarship Tea, (ready, that is, IF we could ever get tor Scholarship donation tea, to will be open to the public. A Breathtaking original samples will be shown who decided to "take up" Braille Transcription just a our recalcitrant umbrella to close), and the Detroit Sym~ be held next Thursday, Octo. "Ladies Session" from 9 a.m. len~th coats, jackets, cap.elets and sportive ~~ short while ago, (we understand she was the brightest phony's first performance of the 1967-68 season was ber 12, at the Oxford road home to 11 a.m. (a nursery will be which can be made-to-meas:a'e if youwish.By . just hours away, (this is ALWAYS a Big Event in the of Mrs. Andrew L. Malott. available for"pre-s.chool c~il~; uti member of her class). ,Symphony-minded Gambles' lives), and it was all a far Proceeds ~r~m the tea ~re ren) a'Jd an Evenmg Session Dior active sport furs, designed for men wiIllbi . I. . . , f I d er living at Harbor Springs ... used to SUbSIdiZethe education for men and women from 7:30 included in the collection and in time fort~i Back from tJ.!eir "journey into early hiStory in cry rom re axe summ of a drama student at Wayne to 9 p.m. Christmas-gifts. ' the Up of MiAh:«m's ~th~bJ) are members of Ibex, in. S.o Kimberl~ Gamble, not • illi' k State University, a girl recom- "Take one good honest look ... '" . ~ .' M D I Adair M qUIte two, deCIded to help out mg on, and Is w ng to wor mended by WSU officials. at yourself in a long mirror . eluding Mrs. John Hastings,. rs. oag as ,rs. Iher mother and answer the hard for anything .she's in on. ,A Theatre Arts Scholarship without benefit of clothing," Fashion Fabric Notes ••• Suede,styledas asmiji Harold Emmons, .Mrs. Guy Willetts, Mrs. Donald Brown, front door. Work for Symphony committee Qleets and interviews says Miss Prudden "that will beautifully detailed coat in a warm taupearm Mrs. Cbules EndIcott and many, many more, who board. Kim m i P. was, after all, The Detroit SymphoI!Y has al. the girl, and the University tell you a great de~l about the Michelle's Boutique at Leon, 17888 ~ac~AmllI i ed • bus reeently and se~ off for the Willlam Lyon dreseed for guests (or some. ways been one of her primary sends franscripts of her grades shape you are in. If you like ve.lvet-ta1!estry i1~subtle shades is also a jlUt in, ~ i .. Phelps Memorial Museum ill Huro~ City _ •• Upon ar. thing), having found a perf~ct- interests. She's a past presider;t to the committee during her what you see, then determine wtse chowe, rtv8l;,the ladies were guests of the Mesdames Charles ly stunning hat, ~Early Fishing of. the Junior Wo~en's ASSOCI' scholarship year: . right now to keep it as long as ... '" '" and It"rank Pareells' who entertained them at luncheon Smack style), which she perch- atron for the DetrOit Symphony The scholarshIp IS awarded you live. J1 not - change it and From Dumfries, Scotland ••• J, Ii: D. McGeorrt,LIt_ on the lawns 'or "Seven Gables," the Vietoriln family ed, in her own inimlt~b~e .style, and a past board r~e~b~L" of on a one-year basis, but is usu. start today." Hickey, 17140 Kercheval, comes a shipmelltof 1m,.W" hOme 'Of Charles' alid Frank's mother, Mrs. Russell H. sideways on her own Immltable the Symphony Association~ He~ ally ren.e',Vab~e, dependent upon JJ'0~ ad~tional information re- sweaters with a full f.smoll crew Bect. TIle ahrs Inllil'll i, Laeas The lbexers then toured the area before reo head. husband, also a SymphoD" de the reCIpIent s grades. gardmg MISS Prudden's appear- What. a handsome gift to put away DDliI Christmu!.. ,I t~rnh(it . 'World's Oldest Puppy votee, serves on the Associa. "We have a young girl now ance contact Jane Marshall at teen-fifty, ,. g ome. ., * * Pierre came to the door with tion's current board. w~o's on the honor roll." She's t be' Northeastern Y.l\f.C.A. '" ... her Pierre is a black French She's on the board of Ibex, gomg to b? a sophomore, Noel WA 1.0770. . R.S.V.P. , . . to the party season aheadwith a~ PILFERINGS . ~le, "world's oldest puppyt presid~nt. of Libri. a~d has ju.st says, ~.ulling t~e current E~a cated black crepe by Townley, a white alaskine, tOl California legislator Jesse ,Marvin Unruh, lectunng almost 15 but unaware that 15 1S been Invited, to JOID the ViI- ;.y<;to~~.ldge VlctO~ Scholar s with beading and a colorful chiffon. (You'll really y"" ked h C Ii! 'h d h xt es of A Very Advanced Age for a lage Women s Garden Club. file, fro!!! her thick Theatre Plan Wisconsin at iUe, was as ~ y a onua a suc e rem d g She and David were both in Arts manila folder. all three.) Tres Chic Boutique, 18700 MackAvenlll right and lef~ in its politics. U~ruh's reply: f'W~ have °u~ortunately, (on second on the ground f1~r of. the Project 10 ~e~rs Old Alumni Brunelt the wardrobe answers to your invitations, 'such a lush climate that both fruIts and nuts flourISh." thought perhaps we should say Meadow Brook MUSICFesttval, olJhe Schol~rsrl~t lS 10 year~ ...... • • ... "fortun~tely" - what Kimmie and they're both active in Fine f as ~ pro~ec. Thwa~ na~e The University of Wisconsin Wise Choice ••• "BaUet for Beauty:'selectedtoy I Winston Churchill and his friend Edward Marsh, IS and Pierre would have done Arts socfiety, thedlittle theatehr ~~m~ron:;e~~nt o~ath~ cl~~ Alumni Club of Detroit is plan- of the Pointe's outstanding beautiesandtaught ~ . th 1900" devised stlm f . with us if they HAD succeeded group 0 men an women w 0 fr ' ning a brunch before the Michi- Wise in their homes. Kay also'has a studio llIld III EOUees.. b tti g us into' the house pre s en t several productions om 1928.to 1930, who starred gan State,Wisconsin game Oc- young men m e s, a pa e or beginner, intermediate and advancedb~ They would often ~d together within. sight of th~ ball. ~th:ut ~e assistance or knowl- each year at The Players' Play. on, ~~dio a~ "The Word Wo- tober 7. c_ room enttante, wate~g ~e ladifl amve, Ind. usmg M edge of any adult human reo house in East Jefferson avenue. m~n Ia:d :Ie~ in 1957.. Special guests will be Gover. has a fine background tohich includestralllifl? ~ their theme the classIC line, "WiS this the face that mains a moot point), neither Dave is a past president of the 0~967eaSsh fu c~!Dm~ttee ior nor Warren Knowles of Wiscon- New York City Ballet Companyu?ldert~e_ launehed a thousand ships?" would assess the beauty of the little girl nor the dog could Fine Arts and Noel is a past date and ~U::er~:p :ta. 'd~ sin and Chancellor Harley George Balanchine. For more informatlO1lN eaeh young thing as fhe appeared. negotiate the inside front doo.r Fine Arts board member. upon before she we:: no~~ f Sewell of the University. A re- Wise and L'Ecole de Ballet call her at 568-1SOOdl 'Two hundred Bhips, or perhaps 2501" one of them lock. . And then, of course, there's the summer, and she spent se~~ ception will he held at the Coun- the day or at VAlley 2-2310 in the evening, might hazard, studying the latest piece of femilllinity to So they waite.d, qUIetly, for 'llheatre Arts, the women-only eral days at Harbor Springs try Club of Lansin~, beginning * '" '" graee the Rene. Mother, who arrived a f~w s~c- little theater group whose four addressing the tea invitations. at 10:15 o'clock, followed by a Something New •• _ f,or men from Shul14l1 •• ' "llIIrltfli " . I "A onds later, scooped up K1mmle, yearly performances are also They were mailed shortly after buffet style lunch. lotion and cologne, find it at the Notre DameftnIfl 'By no means, the ~!her IDlght rep y. sampan, shooed off Pierre, unlo~ked the played at The Players Play.' the Gambles returned to The ------with all the popular ShuJton products. or small gunboat at most. door and ushered us mto the house. Pointe. :II • '" --Jack Fishman, "My' Darling Clementine" Gamble home. E~lains the Sys~m The tea usually draws a good The Kaleidoscope _ .. sees newsy paper na= '" * '" " Noel Gamble leads a Double Noel '15 a past preSIdent of turn-out ... But then Theatre ured "Harper's Bazaar" covers. They. are J A girl's plans for the future seldom take shape ~ntil Life and, ,that rainy d~y !1 few Theatre Art.s, curr~ntly serves Arts members are' "turner- b d weeks ago, sh.e ,,:as still m the as s~cond vIC~-prl'Sldent on the outers" by nature. There's black and white or in color. Int~r~tiDgdY~1 S e oes. . . . process of ,sWltchmg over from club s Exe,cutrve. boar~. . rarely an empty seat in the and 1930, Great idea for entertailUIlgan -- -Changmg TImeS One ,Life to .the Other. Why preSIdent first, vIce-pres 1- house at any of their perform- doings and they're only sixty-five cent.la paeilII Home From No,rth dent later? Noel laughs. "Thea- ances, including the end-of-sea- .- 16135 Mack at Bedford. The Gambles, DaVId, Noel, tre Arts has always operated son evening performance to '" '" '" Kimmie and her two brothers, this way." she explains. "Usu- which men are invited, always A Nip In The Air ... fondue and chafing "D,B.," seven-and-a-half, and ally, you start as a member of a black tie affair. dist: Christopher, six ~botb fl.1e ~ys the board, then move up to And Noel describes the Thea. rush out of The Sphere, 19489 ~ackAllen:: l1rt. / because they're so great lookmg or ~I attend Grosse POInte Umverslty treasurer or secreLary, then tre Arts board as "on~ of the Now I know why gllca School), had just retuMled from jump to pr~sidem and then head hardest working b03rds of any appealing served this way or becauseho ~ a long, g~orious summer at dow~ agam, from fi~st vlc~. organization I've been in on, Ea s t Iand has no entertaining inspire their warmth andwe ' Harbor Sprmgs. ' preSident to second vlce-presl- because each member is di. Cotffures parking meters-by * ... * 011 it Is itl They move Nort~, en masse, dent-am~ out! rectly in charge of a specific Quality ••. usually looks expe~sive b~,t~...., Iright after MemorIal Day, reo "The system has advantages: area, (costumes props etc) the time you reach best buy. For example, at Ed Mahszew,skis . Is;;ll turn as late as pos~ible aft~r Both. the first and second vice- and each does the work' in h~; the store your time 21435 l\lack Avenue, Cabin Crafts quali!! C'~:'r..... takes pleasure Labor Day, then go North agam pres!dents have 'been there area herself." priced from four ninety five to twelve lillie., , for occasional autumn week- themsel~es: a,~d can reall~' help They're Working Hobbies would have expired. shopping there ••• 776.5510. ;11 atmouncing ends_ the preSident. Theatre Arts is a "working "We've ~th. m~ve and ~he) Noel tr~es to ~o one show a woman's organization" _ and ...... ' ... ard aiD! been vac.atiomng In lhat are~ year for either Fme Arts or The. that suits Noel Gamble just fine. Quaker Maid ... puts its best look forwtb~.JlIii~ MISS LYNNE almost smc.e we" were born, atre A!,ts. Whe~ she and Dave If she's going to be "in" on Hemodelers, 15218 East Jefferson. °AZeriC2D Bid INoel explams. We met up, were fIrst marrJed, they played something she's going to be fully grown and processed North entyoneit there, (her family is from The oppositl' each other in "Visit "doing" f~r it ... selected for your kitchen., T~ere are tw coti lS Pointe, his ~rc.ln New ~ork) .. : to .a Small .Planet" (.Noel de- "1 suppose you could classify wood finishes and many cabmet styles'ltilian Wp"re slartmg our chJldren on scnbes playmg oPPosIte one's the!"~ activities (Theatre Arts Colonial, Early American. conesto~~~alecalli, the same way we were started husband as "kind of awkward") Fine Arts the Symphony Libd French Provincial . . . for an es..." BACK! off ... " and they both appeared in "Silk etc.) as' my hobbies;' sh~ I ...... *_.J. Much of trl'ir life in the Har- Stockings" and "Can.Can." muses. ' --- 5506 Mack ol Sts-~ bor Springs area center" around Noel did the choreography for "Oh, I do some lhings 'with Taste Treat ... at Wesfields,l. tomato-I"'! their boats, a small sailboat, [the latter musical. She usually my hands'-I've lear~ed t .stuffed cabbage rolls, topped tmtholS sound! ~ (1J's Coiffares i"Gabooney," used for racing, tackles acting or dancing as. make paper flowers for ou~ whipped. potatoes and buttered cfar~he~goOOits.~ and a cruiser, "The Water signments, while Dave has to summer home and I can sew ... and there's a whole mentt 0 0 18318 MACK 884-3630 I Wh~els," w.hich spends early Ib~ coaxed to come out from be- well enough t~ put up a hem spnng an~ late autumn at the hind back!t.age. 0,r :;dd beads to draperies-but '" *'" t .lIt 10 )Idlt ;r,t.. It's a "Heck of a Hike" from the eas 51 ~ tItt1 Grosse Pomtc Yal'ht Club. Have l\lllslcal Talent I d rather be actively inv~lved time ride the Royal Coach I,imouslnefuItIle"IS!!. The family does a lot of boal-, "He has a fine singing voice," with people ... " ,. , ',~'~..." A " inlt together. and Dave likes to Noel says proudly. "He's very By the time we said good.by I('.Very tidY ••. to and from Metro ~ i 'j,/.; ~~-A~ :.1 -----_., -"-- ---~----~-- take the ~ys fis~i.ng. N~el did Imusical, and I think the chil. to Noel Gamble at tile front '\ . ' ..J a good bit of sallmg w1th her idren are too . . , When Dave Ideor of her home the carpet .~., ,,: :/ " .~~ husb~nd when they were first I p!ays the piano, they imme .. man h~d left. The furniture was married, .but now she prefers Idlately , ~un over and stand Iback m its accustomed place For Halloween parties . EreS Examlnedl .. fIl! the easy Me of a passenger ... :ar.~und ~lIm .. : in the dining room. For falling leaves" <:l 0 Is No Sportswoman ,They re faSCinated by the The rain had stopped so we , , "~:m not a .~~rtswoman at: thcater. We've ta.kcn thc boys didn't have to struggle ,~ith our for the big football game. " all. she says. I d rather spend to see a few Fmc Arts per. umbrella. Kimmie was takin" Or just because ,;:-_:> " " " my days up north around the formances, ;md they just sat a nap, and Pierre was curled Columbus dis- pool at the Little Harbor Club." there, open. mouthed ... " up in a corner. II IvS'lfff-i\ Not so her husband and son~: Thea.lre Arts, startin~ its 57th There were still several hours covered AmericaV' '':'''~~ I The boys have started tenrl1~ ~'~ar, IS oldcr th~n .Fme Arls. before the Symphony opening.: and you discovered her. lessons, and love thcm, startco ILike Fmc Arts, It IS a club. plenty of lime 10 relax before I Love is a 0 ' Iskiing lessons, and love them, IProspective members, women starting to drcss . '. . i ~{~I\ Terrific Fall Special I tried riding in Arizona la~l win-. who shO\~ an interest in and I We don't know how it hap. I flower.' :..~'(of; tcr, and love it . . . 1 some aptitude for Ihe thealer.: pened. But we're willing to bet: Be. utifu I I '~ -' {$ " C But to Noel. it's thc area that; must be sponsored by a mem., thaI 1\'0(>1 Gamble. if she chose' PROFESSIONAL EYECA~ POM POM Icounts, not what one does (or, ber and known to at least two could lead a Triple Life. ' Send yours today,' ":, ;;:;.,:;,rr ' 96 doesn't), do in it: She just plain Ihoard members. -_, , _ I '-WARREN ~ MUMS (all color~) (full bunch) ,likes being in Northern Michi. I Currently, there are approxi. East Delta Zet AI 27103~1t) gan, winter or summer, and I matel~' 250 Theatre Arts melT": • a um~ae 20958 Van Dyke Thllrscloy thnl SlIndoy Only Camelback is (me of her fa. I bers. of which some 100 are J Schedule Dinner Meetln9 ~,. S . Phone 754.2460 Nott: You Must Mtntlon This Ad to Rectly. This WHk's Special vorite placcs, a place she en.' "activc" (in\'olvecl in the actual • . --- ,;' \) SQ"'(!~ ST. CLAIR SHORES ~ Ijoys in itse!£, not simply for I performances) and thc rest arc .F.asl Slcie Delta Zela Alumnae ~~~_ 884.5200 1220N.~ 19700 Mack I\ve. at Blossom Lane the :lctivities available therc. "associate" memhcrs. WIll h(;ld their annll,ll c1inncr ':-' ,'-'\ .~ 547 214~3 Mack Plione 'lI'''' TU 6~3600 I Noel Gamble's Second LiCc 1 Each member, upon payment mecting on Tucsda~'. October ~ ~,) L.4J Mack at Phone 778.4,'60 Il)llSo'" I seems the exact opposite of I!of ducs, rcceivcs a book con.' 10, al the home of Mrs, Ray. 0 ~ Three Mile d g.30 to 6 - Mon, $I.... 13300 E, Warren her First. taining two tickets for each The. mond Gilcwi~z in Allard road." Open Daily, including Sltur IY. $TOll • 0' C. i V \~ OR, f GRANDE • OR I.