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Vol. 33 - No.8 Entered as Second Class Matter allh. 15cPer Copy Post OlTJceat Detroit, Michigan GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, FEBRIJARY 24, 1972 $6.00Per Yeat 24 Pages-Two Sections-Section One
HEADLINES Pointers Honored for Work With UCS IMovie Council Pair Caught of the I Burglarizing WEEK Hears Residents WoodsHome As Comlliled by the Grosse Pointe News Family Returns Home to Find Burglar with Thursda)', February 17 On "Clockwork" Color TV Set; High- THE PRESIDENTIAL PRI. Speed Police Chase and MARY BILL cleared the Many Young Adults Attend Session on Monday Shoot-out Results Michigan Legislature Wed. to Express Their Views on Council's Stand nesday and was louted to Governor lI1illiken for his ex- on X-Rated Movie By Kathy Duff pected signature next week, It was an episode right The Senate voted 34 10 1 to By Pepper Whitelaw out of a Keystone Cops accept the House version Some 75 persons attended th.) meeting of the movie. passed on Tuesday by a 70. Grosse Pointe Motion Picture Council on Monday, It started with Mr. and 21l vole. In the May 16 pri. February 21, to discuss primarily the controversial Mrs. Bernard Beaufait mary, a person will vole di. movie "Clockwork Orange," which the councii has returning to their 1491 reclly (or his favorite candi. indicated its displeasure over, after receiving Oxford road residence date and will indic:lle hi~ countless cans from resident's complaining about Saturday afternoon, Feb- ('hoice of grass roots party its showing at the Woods' Theatre. The movie is ruary 19 after a three- officer for his voting unit, the precinct delegate. rated "X." '~------hours shopping trip and The Grosse Pointe Motion B CJ f interrupting a bandit in Picture Council Is an organ- urger te the process of burglariz- Friday, February 18 ization sponsored by the ing their house. It ended CHARGED WITH FIRST. Grosse Pointe PTA Council At.. t with a high-speed chase DEGREE ~mRDER in the and counts among it members n tetpa es on Holiday, Wedgewood, strangulation death of her local civic organizations and J l D b and Morningside ronds, three.year.old daughter is eh~eh::~nday'S meeting, a U and a shoot.out at Cook Mrs. Carolyn Drake, 27 a y e ut number of students from road and Crescent drive. Dearborn Heights housewife. ! She was arrested Thursday local high schools were also Farms Council's 4-2 Mr, and Mrs, Beaufait re- in attendance. There 'w.as :l lurned to their Oxford resi. afternoon in the psychiatric mar ked generation gap Vote in Favor of dence Sunday at 3: 15 p,m. ward of Wyandotte General Hospital where she had vol- throughout the entire discus. Restaurant Upheld by after a three.hour shopping untarily committed herself. sion. Lines of communication City Attorney trip with their 13.year.old were just non.exlslant. How. son ~cott. They noticed a '63 The mother is accused of ever, both the young adults George McKean beige Cadillac parked in st,'anglingher daughter late Tuesday afternoon and then and members of the Motion their driveway, but assumed Picture Council were permit- By Kathy Duff that it was someone visiting hiding the 'bOdy in a plastic Two former chairmen of the Women's Com- Women's Committee, MRS. MILES JAFFE (left) ted to express their views, At the close of the reg- their daughter, Jane, The garbage bag found later in mittee of United Community Services of Metro. while MRS, ANN KIRK WARREN, the newly her garage, politan Detroit (UCS), MRS, FRANK W. WYLIE divergent as they were, ular me e tin g of the vehicle's motor was run~ing elected vice-chairman of the women's group joins The young adults in the Farms Council Monday a!1d t,h~re was a dark.halre~ and MRS. CARL B. GRAWN (second and third '" :~ '" in the ceremonies. The honored past chairmen of audience pressed Council night February 14 there I g~rl silting on the passenger s Satul'day, February 19 from left) receive gavels as a tribute for their past the DCS Women's Committee and Mrs. Warren president Mrs. Maurice G, " h th th 's!de of the car, efforts from the current chairman of the DeS are rosidents of the Grosse Pointe area, Declercq as to just what the was q~~stlO~ ,w e ~r e Mrs. Beaufait took the keys THE DEATH PENALTY council expected to do about counCil s 4-.. vote III fa- and entered the front door of was ruled unconstitutional the movie and asked If it w,as vor of the proposed Bur- her house, leaving her hus. Friday by the California Su- P k Ok y8 Stud A t. C °tt \COt P Ii the council's intention to ban ger Chef restaurant on band in the car with the preme Court. in a 6.1 de- "Clockwork" and other X-ral. Mack avenue constituted I packages. Inside she was met cision. Citing the sleady ar .a. y. cion omml ee I Y 0 ~~ nationwide decrease in execu. · F Ed · F F II I · · ed movies, They were liS- a legal majority. by a 21.year.old man with tions from a high of 199 in Ordtnance or. ucatlonaces u .nvestlgatlon sured that the Council did not The Issue hinged on "one dark hair an,d dressed h~ a 1935 to lwo in 1967, the have such authority or inten. to go." which does not mean dark .brown Jack.et. who was court said this "demonstrates O,t itte ....~,ngAgelld.n!, of Comp.lex Issues NetsAntl.q.ues tlon. 1\ t.ak~.out -!l!lll'1Purger"",al~eJ; car~~~~g a Zeroth portable that capital punishment is L II - - .. The young peopleliIl6'd1COunciIman Mark C, Steven's col6r' (elevls/on.. , unacceptable to society to. pressed, their displeasure at absence, The councilman is The. woman Immedl~~ly day." The verdict reduced Patterned After State Attention Given to Comparison of Various Pair of 2 r.Year-Olds the fact .that. they felt .the currently on an expedition recogmzed ~he tele.vlslon council was acting as a pres- to Ule South Pole. from the family room 10 the the death sentences of 102 Statute; Puts More Em- Proposals Designed to Solve Many Problems Have Items Hidden in sure group to force the movie Farms city attorney George southeast corner of the men and five women to life imprisonment, among them phasis on LiHerin9 Facing School Systems in State Home Just South of out of the community. McKean pointed out a legal house, and, com pie t e y Sirhan Sirhan and Charles I . of Waterway and ~------Hell, Michigan', Further Other young adults said technicality in the Monday startled, demanded to know The members of the Steering Committee (\f the they resented adults bellev- night meeting, after a 4.2 I who thc burglar was, . Manson. f Lakeshore Grosse Pointe Study and Action Committee for Edu- Warrant Issued Ing young people are 1m. vote resulted from council The man, who was Just as cation, on February 16, plowed t.hrough a jammed, mature just because of their members Nancy Waugaman startled as Mr~.. Beau~ait, Sunday, February 20 Th\l Park Council ap- detailed agenda of complex issues which included By Pepper Whitelaw age and added that there and Richard Hudson decid. dropped the tebvlslon set mto DANGEROUS LEVELS OF proved the adoption 0 f. attentIOn to the latest version 0f the Democra t'IC Lewis J. Stockard and' wereimmature,many adults who lire ins against the .proposed a chI!'Ir and tiedl' to run out, LEAD were found in the an amendment to the Party's plan for educational reform, a comparison construction. the front door. Mrs, Beaufllit. , r f th D 'I G M"k ' Ross J, Galvin, both 21, Another young male adult Mr, McKean explained to howeyer. was not going to blood of one of every seven city's lttering ordinance 0 e emocrats p an with overnor Ilh en s who were accused of pos- said "personal revulsion" ~s the council who had recon. Ict hun gel away, and she inner.cily children tested in at the regular meeting proposal, (which was on the Committee's agenda session of several thou- no reason to ban. a mov~e vened as ~ zoning board of g:-abbed. his arm and held a survey, the City Health M 0 n day, February 14. in January), and a compromise amendment drafted sand dollars worth of an. .and added that Since thIS appeals, that a two.thirds him Hntll he broke away and Department revealed Friday, The vote was 4.2, with by the Michigan Association of School Adminis- . IS an X.rated movie no t . t th d' Lead poisoning tests of 226 M M tth CPt trators ;------hques removed f~om a minors or juveniles can see majority was needed to re- ~an kOU Ihn0 e nveway, children under age six who ayor a ew . a - Neff avenue reSIdence It anyway. verse The Farms' refusal to rea ing t e glass storm door live in an inner city square tel' son a b s e n 1. The Summing up action taken we are making what we con- last December 16, have Dedercq stated that the grant the original building In the process. mile showed that Detroit amended ordinance takes at last week's meeting, Mrs. sieler to he a valiant attempt f $ permit, During thc struggle in the children have higher lcad effect Wednesday, March George Maghielse, cochair. to stay abreast of lale and been ined 250 each in council has no right or in. If the law were interpreted foyer of the front door. the levels than similarly tester! 1. man, said that she felt the rapidly. changing develop. Li.vitncgstoatecloundty Di.s- ~en~iO:eit~~at~:nth~heco~~rli,~ to mean a two.thirds vole of burglar's wallet fell from his children in mosl other U.S. As amended, the ordinance members had expanded their ments," she reporled. rlCt our, p ace on StX ',' . the seven council members person, Mrs. Beaufait retriev- eHies. including New York is patterned after the slate own untlerstandings of the "W('. arc not satisfied that I months' probation a 11d ~~~f~t:~~:r~~l~~ ::: :~o~:~~and not just the six councij ed it, and later lurned it over and Chicago. statute covering Iillering. issues and thaI the executive the people of Gros,se Pointe ?rd~r~d to spend 15 d~ys of better Cilms in the ccm. members present, the favor. to the Woods police depart. "This is more of an ecology committee, through tabula. ~mde.rsta.nd the .seClous local III JaIl. aftey completmg munity; encourage better tel. able ~.2 vote would be in. men!. (The wallet was later type oraina nce than we have tion of a written poll conduct. I.mpllcaho.n,'i of Iss.ues affect. probatlOn hme. Ievislon pr02rams', provide in. valid the allorney pointed used to iden'j[y the burglar ed at Ihe e tl Monday, February 21 . now," said City Manager me, .ng had Iea.rn In\( puhh~ ed~cahon at th,~ Although the pair were in formation regarding- films and out. ' MAS Marvin I M, Bunnellh of EI PRESIDE~T :-nXON re.1 Robert A. Slone. "It puts er! enough of the members' state and nahonal levels. possession of several thou. television fare; pre-note de. Al this point Jay M. onte, Ca., as I e suspecl ceived. a polite but cool reo i more emphasis upon litter. sentiments to be able to begin ~frs, ~, Charle~ K:,ess. J.r., sands of dollars worth of an. velopment of critical stan. Kogan. owner of the property refuS~,d t~ igentify himself eeption in Peking Monday: ing of 'he waterway and the a limited action program. coch~lrman, sal~. In spIte liques, they were permitted dards in Ihe selection of en. situated between Kerby and at po Ice ea quarters,) morning 10 mar~( Ihe climax I lakeshore," than the previous Complex Situalion of dally reports. I? the news. by the court to plead guilty. terlainment by young people Moross, slood up and request. __ (Con~~ued o~ Page ~ of an 11,500 mile journey .. ordinance. "Unfortunately, because of paper, ~n lelevlslOn, and on to a lesser charge, that of I' and adults and uphold the ed that The Farms reach a The arrival of The President.. The amended ordinance the nature of the proposals, the r~d.ll). we cOt,dude that possession of stolen property standards of the community decision since his property Earth Lovel's Mrs. :-.lixon, an:! 13 high. reads: "No f'dson shall, we do not have sufficienl few clILzens are aware that. worth less than $100 (ori. as expressed by the member. and eapital have been .tied up ranking aides was marked without the law(ul consent firm information on this ex. they may hallot on 10 to 15 Igin ally they were charged ship frem the community. for sev~n m~nlhs pendmg ~he . Back 011 Joh by the strains of "The Slar. of the public authority hav. tremely complex situation to proposed changes to Ihe State with receiving and possess.! (Their activities directed Farms d~clslon on a bULld'l Spangled Banner" and an ing supervision of public take a stand on all of Ihc Constitution in the two prl. ing property valued over against "Clockwork Orange," mg perm I!. , , __ .. airport wclcome by Premier property or the owner of many in(errelated issues fac. maries ann in one general $100). I fall into the last category). On the dl.rcchon Of the After a delayed begmnmg, Chou En.lai. The visit end~ private property. dump, de. ing public education in Michi. eleeton slaled for November, I . . .. I Mrs, Declercq said that the Farms counCil, ~fr. McKe:ln the Earth Lovers opened 21 years of official isolation posit, place, throw, or lea\'e, gan today," Mrs. Maghielse Hl72" . ntenslve ,nveshgatlOn by u'l rv nly as a made his official decision their Glass Collection Center between the two counlries or cause or permit the dump. s'Iid, "Neverlheless, we are ' .Tabulate Responses LIeutenantd h C"Robert Van Tiem cosoundingnCI seboardes of0 community I'Friday afternoon, February, on Saturday, February 19, and establishes President ing, depositing, p I a c i n g, firm in our resolve to do all I A tabulation of the mcm. ~ t ~ Ity ~1I('e depart. opinion llnd that the issue 18. ~t the Grosse Pointe Memor. Nixon as the first U.S. pres. throwing, or leaving of, lit. we can to maintain the cur. 'bel's' responses to a four. 'h en~ l' suited III the appre. of "Clockwork Orange." was I "Our study of ca~e law lal Church, The group was ident ever to set foot on teT on any public or nrivate rl'nt qualily of education in page poll on issues relating enslO~ of the duo, T~ey one that was called to thc I shows that you only need a encouraged by the excellenl Chinese soil. property or waters other than Grosse Pointe in the future, to educational reform reveal Wne~e ound by ,van Tlem council's atten!ion by re~i'll two.thirds vole of the memo I response the first day. even " " properly lawfully designated Although the Lansing picture the current thinking of the \. P~trol~an RIchard Lan. dents who objected to the bers present 10 grant the per. Ihough It proved to be a (Continued on Page 2) is conru~ed at the moment, leaders of lhe broadbased ~a~t :~~e~~h ~ search wa~- (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) rou,gh start (rom t.he I.ate Tuesday. February 22 ------._. ---- .--- communilY group whieh is h" d' a ouse the pall' ------_- delivery of the collectIon bms. THREE ARABS hijacked. 0 : ( I d I I al PTA/P~O s .are Just south of Hell, The ecology group gave the early ,Tuesd~y a West Ger. 'I'POll1te Fare L()ss Drops ! unt e lY oc l MICh., and found the antiques GP Symphony Orcl1estra NEWS Ihe following facts to man J mbol Jet on whIch Jo II ;gruups. scattered throughout the" , pass on to uur readers seph lp . Kenned", III, th'e' II, ••• , With ,regard te the recom. house, Almost all of the Th C t '11 b ' i mendalJons for an amend.. e en er WI e open 19.year.old son of, the late' In 1971at $328,746.. 83 ;mcnt on educational finance stolen Items have been reo T 0 Feature SUXOp ,.~,OJ1lSt each Saturday from 10 a.m, Robert Kennedy, WaS a PlISS' , 10 the Michigan Constitution covered, . 10 4 p,m .• and bollles are to enger, The plane landed. The lotal fire loss in The of living cxpenses due 10 fire, ' as drafted by the Dcmocratic B.oth ~en were adVised of The Grosse POini~-Sy~:: home. lie grew up in Rose. be broll.ght to the center safely eight h:}urs laler at. Poinles for 1971 dropped in i $95,972.78 for last ycar:' In Policy Committee, tne group theIr rIghts, placed under phony Orceslra, under the dl. : ville. where his parents. the only e1urmg these hours, Aden, the sou!hern lip of the compari~on to 1970, accord. 1970 Ihc loss figure was' agrees with the principle o( g~est (a~d return~'d to t.he recHon oC Felix Resnick is I Joseph Kripls have residcd t:~e :Iass ~as to b~ s:~ar. Arabian Peninsula wilh all, 'ng to reporls from the re. $69,142.63, ! property lax limitation, the -I y, 0 rosse P'lmte police featuring saxophonisl Jllck for ov'er 30 years, lie was a r 'd Yb co or, :ln ,ere passengers unharmed. Thc '. f. d t I I' f perty tax re slallon, . th' S I I d C I) I TIs h0111 'r. no meta l rings, hijackers commandeered the specllve Irc ('par men s. Meanwhil~, The Shores re.' ~ran 109 0 pro. Krip! as solOIst at elr un. a s u ent 0 r. ,arry ea la~tlr :i,ls or Coil wra in 5 plane aOOul an hour aCler it The loss last year was S328, norls $4,007 for last year and lIeCto r~nt('rs, and the use of A requcst for a warrant day, Feh. 27 eoncer!. at the University of ~Iiehiglln. ~rrixe1 10 the botlles pp g took off from Ncw Delhi for 746.83, while In 1970 Ihe total $1,691 for 1970. The Woods the bUSiness properly tax to on Ihe duo 10 t~e Wa.yne Mr, Kripl, who dividcs his wherc he received his baeh. The Center regreis that was ~399,377,99, . adjusled fire losses jumplld replace, r.evcr.uc:~ lost from c,ounty ~roseeutor s offIcer time belween wndon, Eng. elor and master's dcgrees in it cannot accept window Alher.~_____ Reglstermg. the biggest from $38,740 in 1970 to $63,. Ihe eXlslJ~g lo(al property I\~S denied, and Ih~ .pobce land and the United Stalus. wind inslrumC'nts. lie was a glass, pyrex Iighl fixtures or drop in csllmalcd dama.ge 565 in 1971. lax on bUSiness. wcre referred to LI\'lngton is one oC only a handful of frequt'nt soloist with Ihe U. ash trays since they do nol School Hoard was The Farms. The clly. , On the other hanel, the County Prosecutor. ,~axophonists touring this of M. Band under Dr, He. II d' b dipped from $252,88.1in 1970 Tolal {Ire alarn,~, answ~:ert i sleering Committee of the The pair was then returned country in concert with vari. velli and spent thrlle ycars 't~~ncrsown as everage con- 1\-leets l\fonday 10 $20,355 in 1971. The Park, were up In The I ark, ~Ity, I Gros"e Pointe Study and A(.. to Livingston County Jail. ous symphony orchestras. teaching saxophone at Michi. Fa th I ' h ' C.ty, Shores, and Woods, on and Woods In 1971. The I :Irk I lion Commiltmetal ing permit. He confirmed "The term 'litter' as used . The Shores: residential extended from the rear of ~he that Jay M. Kogan still own. herein means all rubbish, re- fires were down in 1971 total. truck two or three feet With. ed the property, but that fuse, waste material, gar. Ing 16. while 19 fires' were out. a red warning flag. ~h~ General Foods Corporation, bage, offal. paper, glass, DOWNTOWN STORE fought in 1970. The major policemen were also .S~Spl~l- owner of Burger Chef Sys. cans, bottles. trash, debris or cause of fire in 1971 was de- ous of the truck crulsmg 10 terns Inc. would have the other foreign substances of rxclusil'I''.r/()~ thl' I/Ulf/ trat/itio/l • THURSDAY ,.,' FEB. 24 Id fects in electrical appliances, l~e area of ~ack and Moross. prop~rly s~on. every kind and c1escriplion." according to Fire Marshall, fm,t travelling easl on Mack. The representative express. A penally stipulates 90 FISHER BLDG. STORE The button down. 1112 inches later. Sergeant Charles Wenrich. and then west. ed his satisfaction over the days in jail and/or a fine not rich. Sixly-cight ambulance When the police stopped issue finally being resolved, exceeding $500 for disobey. • FRIDAY , ..... ,FEB. 25 runs took place in 1971 a~ the vehicle at Mack anu Fish. since the land had been tied ment. The Cant Evolution. against 74 in 1970. False er the driver was able to up for seven months by The BIRMINGHAM STORE alarms in 1971, 12; in 1970, pr~uee a financial fespon. Farms. I CAN RECYCLING 14. sibilily license which limited First. 'because The Farms Separate aluminum from • SATURDAY .. , .FEB. 26 The Farms: residential him to driving a '69 Ford had a moritorium on build. tin flatten and tole to and commercial building pickup truck. ing permits foi' an~ construe ~erican Can Company. Mr. Lebow will present custom fires dropped from 57 in Checking through the LEIN tion other than smgle fam. East Seven Mile road. They showings of the finest Spring /lnd Summer 1970 to 21 in 1971. False machine, the two officers dis. ily dwellings from August to will accept a bushel or a fabrics fOI' suits, sl/leKS /lnd alarms in 1971. 16; in 1970, covered that lheir suspect December, 1971; and, second. truck load. sport iaekets. He will t/lke your 25. Ambulance runs in 1971 was wanted for careless dl'iv. ly. because The Fllrms be. individu/ll mellsurements Ilnd suggest lotaled 255 as against 248 in ing by The Woods, for two Iieved Burger Chef to be a CREATORS &,PAODLJCHIS- the proper model for you. 1970. fraud warranls by Detroit, drive-in resta'Jrant and not The Woods: aelual fires and for a bench warrant a family dining establish. responded to in 1971 116' in (failure 10 appear in court) ment. EHDt}JUHE~ 1970, 83. False alar~s ~tal. by Clinton Township. However, Mr. Dunn em. ed six in 1971, and four 'In The Farms police notified phasized in the interview DIRECT MAil; 1970. Ambulance runs in 1971 the cities of lheir suspect, that the proposed Burger CATALOGS came to 341. while they and Detroit o[fieials asked Chef catered to family trade, totaled 354 in 1970. a "hold" be placed on Dona. citing the brick ederior and 520 WOODWARD hue until he could be picked the carpeted interior. He FISHER BUILDING When -something puzzles up by the Cily. The Farms also .mentioned some inno- P~()M()TI()NS--,--- PIERCE STREET . also charged Donahue with vative features of ,the res. you don't pass it up-investi- ~.8IG~get' gate. violation of a financial re. taurant, such as the expand. sponsibllity license, which to. ed lll1enl1 including steak ohlss.;>n & 886-8080 tals five counts Donahue sandwkhes and fried chick. associates must face in the coming en, and the salad and des.
'~ month. sert bar. When asked the expected completion date of the reS. ~ taurant, Mr. Dunn said that 'Clockwork' the average Burger Chef res. THE AMERICAN TRA VELER 22500 HARPER AVE. ,laurant took four months to (between 8 & 9 Mile Rd•.) (Continued from Page 1) build. thus placing the com- by Gleneagfes Phone 713.7030 violence and depravation in pletion date in mid-summer. the film). But the representative quick- Prior to the "Clockwork ly added that this one might HEADQUARTERS fOR Orange" discussion, Council. take longer, since The Farms man David Eberhardt spoke Burger Chef certainly wasn't EXERCISE or: his activities in fighting average. EQUIPMENT pornography in Detroit. !His explanation of the court de- It took only an inch-and-a-half to get finition of pornography seem- Symphony the button down into 1972. So we made' Monthl.,. Item Renlol Rofe ed pertinent in the later dis. the collar deeper. Added 11h-inches 10 cussion of the film. Accord. (Continued from Page 1) Belt Vibrlltor • . • • • $17.50 ing to Eberhardt pornography won the prize for saxophone the points. And wove our shirt of Nothing could iiI' bet/a to Ce'lanese@ FORTREL@ polyester and Bicydes is defined 'as such if it is at the Geneva Competition cotton. Blue and W~.ite,$12.00. MlInual •...•..• $17.50 against the mores of the com. for Musical Performers in take aboard that south.bound munity, if it is sexually ex. 1970. plane than ollr lightest oJ wrigh! Manual with citing and if it has are. In. addition to his perform. rowing action ••.• $15.00 deeming soelal factor. He ances with the Orchestra de A mericon Tml'eler wealhermot. Electric • • • • . .'. $20.00 added that it was indeed Suisse-Romand, Mr. KIipl Gym ExerCiser •••• $17.50 difficult to .act on this type toured Switzerland. France of nebulous legir.lation. and Germany as a soloist Despite it's weightlessness, the 92 Kercheval, On the Hill Massage Rolla. . .' $17.so What the motion picture with the Collegium Musicum llIiique pol)'e.~ter and cotton Steam Ca1Iin.' . • ., $75.00 council is attempting to un- Basel. fabric won't muss nor [crinkle. cover is '15 it against the He is presently on it grant A nd best news of rdl, the water mores of the community?" from the Mar t h a Baird repellent process -{asts even (~rler JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Mrs. Edward IQiber. past. Rockefeller Fund for Music, CLOSED FOR INVENTORY, TUESDAY, FEB. 19th president of the council told Inc., which enabled him to cleaning or wa.\hing. Tan, the NEWS that the council spend the last year in Eng. natural, brown or rw l')'. is attempting to vocalize the land continuing his efforts to 55.00 standards of the community increase both the quality as expressed by the member. and quantity of the saxo- ship which is a cross section phone repertoire. He plans of The Pointe community. to return to England this She added, "we merely re- summer in this pursuit. flect these opinions. 1£ it is The orchestra will include the consensus of community in its program Kabalevsky's opinion that this type movie "Overture to Colas Breug- is one we do not chose to non," Enesco's "Roumanian have here in The Pointe. then Rhapsody No.1," Barber's as taxpayers and residents "Adagio for Strings." Ibert's we should not be forced to "Concerlo for Saxophone" have it appear here and have and Menddssohn's "Sym- the right to express our dis- phony No. 4. 'Italian .... f/lCteiI's pleasure. Although we do not A reception follows the 3:30 plan to take :IOY legal action, o'clock concert which is held Since 1900 we feel it our responsibility at the Performing Arts Cen- Kercheval at St. Clair • Grosse Pointe to inform Pointers of atti. ter of Grosse Pointe North tudes expressed by their fel- High S c h 00 I, Vernier al Open Thursday Evenings 'til 8:45 low citizens concerning this Morningside. Tickets for the type of entertainment. concert are available at the The real action Of, this mat- door for $2.50 for adults and ler could come ton i g h t, $1 for students. Thursdday, Fe b r u a r y 24, when the matter comes up OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS on lhe Woods Council's agenda. CLOSCO FOR INVENTORY, TUESDAY, FEB. 29 Perhaps the most vital con- clusion which came from this s e s s ion was that good, SALE healthy discussiun, no mailer how divergent the attitude3 Men's footwear I are, is the only way issues of this nalure can be reo 15.90 and 19.90 solved.
TIRE STOLEN An exceptional opportunlly Richard Weithas, 384 Mc. relax in the cotton d.nim Kinley, reported to Farms 10 buy fine leather bools police that so m eon e had sport suit ..• 0 rugged resort stolen a spare tire from his 01 reduced prlces,for car parked in his driveway 1 on Friday night, February 11. a Iim i1ed lime on Iy ".osuol and weekender with He noticed the thcft as he was backing out of the drive. A. Mullihued suede porch boot. off.hand masculine appeal. way and heard a rumble in the trunk. Mr Weithas said Regularly $25, ,now 19.QO "'Jvy with orange lop.stitching that it was the second time I he had lost a spare tire, and 8 Block/grey onkle boot. estimated the recent loss at froming the wide lopels, flop $70. There were no signs oC Regulorly $25. ,now 19.90 forced entry. patch podets and elbow C Brown sllpon shoe boot Regularly $,0 .n"w 15.90 patches. Two.bulton coot,
jeon-cut flare pants. $75. Oross~. Pointe N~ws Publlsbed Every Tharsday by Anteebo Publishers, Inc. 99 Kercheval Aveaue Grosse Pointe, M1clt. 48236 Phone TU 2-6900 Second Clall Po.tl,e plld II De- trOit, Mlchl,"n, Subscription Rllu $8.00 Per Year by Mill ('700 oulslde or Wlyne County), JacobsonS' Addre.. III Mell I~~b..,rlpllons. Chln,e 0' Addre •• Form. 8579) to Jacobs OIlS MEN'S STORE " Kel'<'heval, Gro •• e POInte r..ms. All new. and advert.ln, ~opy MEN'S STORE mu.t be In the News OHlce by LET US VALIDATE YOUR CITY PARKING LOT TICKET ITuudly noon to In.ure In.erUen,. LET US VALIDATE YOUR CITY PARKING LOT TICKET • • .' ,., - ,- -.. ., "'~~~------"\
P'C3e Three ThLlfSde:ty, February 24, 1972 G RO SSE POI N TEN E W S " PURSE RECOVERED IG J M l FarnlS Glanert PWP To Meet Hot Roddcl's 0,,-" 511""0)" 10:00 to 4:00 Ann Welch, 1005 Cadieux, I • • a loney I Marty Mary Tomorrow Irk Resident 'WE DELIVER reportcd to Farms police 1 Crash. Victim Wins Citation that someonc had stolen her & The Grosse Pointe Chap. I An unidentified resident Gorenflo 0. purse Crom .thc girls' bath. A 1)4.yellr.old Pointe man Farms policeman 0 t t 0 0,." ...... ter of Parents Without Part. contacted the Woods Police Wallace room In South High School is dead as a result oCa high. Glanert has been awardcd a ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE .THEIR i anncx on Thursday, Febru. speed hea
SUPPOI.t puhlic libraries, an I Hepresen\athcs Bryant llnd rap. counselor provide re. Ille IIIvestlgatlOn \'enCLed covered part of the booty has been selected to receive the General Agent's important fealure to Grosse Byan, to the ~llehi,E(an Asso. ferral assistance to the cal1. that II large glass door had hidden behind an air vent. Pointe and to 44 other school ciation of 5('hool Adlllinistra er, be{'n broken. However. the Recovered were four cases i'1979 i Award as the districts across ~lichigan, tors, the ~li('higan Associa- I ,.' Farms police released the of candy. i COLT E Mrs. Al'lIold Lunger. th~:O~tl~~;'ge margin, the I Study and Action group REM t DEL favors proposed Amendment AA to the Michigan Consti. tution which would assure a ==,I' ~ "shared obligation of general 110' .. superviSIOn. of public clemen. . • ~"', ~ '.r!."J- tary, secondary and adult education among the State DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-tALL A PROfESSIONAL Board of Education, inter. mediate school dIstricts, and Your Remodeling Planned by Experts w. at CUSTOMCIlAFTha•• sa~ af ,h. bOIlkno"'" rom04.l1n9.'p.rI. in local school districts." ,h. a,.a '0 h.lp yov pion yovr ,.mod.ling iob-so ,hat its d'$lgn & '.'1 Alarmed By Power will I.. lailo,.l1 yo'" jndi.Hu.l nll'lo. 'W. supply writt.n'0 d'larl.cl sp.cificallon .. ill advonu, .. yeu wUI futty ~rrs. Kaess explained that undonland ... o,t1r what Y"'" compl.l.d job will b•. the Study and Action group You Know Complete Cost In Advance has become increasingly You <""" .lfo,d "gu... ';",.I .. " "0' ~ ~ "Thats my bank' 1S30~ KUCHF.VAI ' VA 2.Q070 .. . ~---..,.~~""~~~""'------"'._-_._-.;u..".=._-c ----, Page Fi'14 Thursday, February 24, 1972 €.ROSSE POINTE NEWS EAN Looking For New Name I' ~~~~6,Grosse Pointe, Mich, Entertaining at a "footbail I' Never look back unless .Pointer~ Face Bribe Charge Five Named brunch" recently were the you're sure you can profit I ------Judging will be by the JAMES I. McCLINTOCKS, by the mistakes made in the A Wayne County grand to Ren!(oskl that the judge To Commission The Environmental Action name will run ro~ Tuesday, Board of Directors of EAN of Beverly road, past. jury indicted for the second should be contacted to ael Now (EAN) ecology group February 15, until Wednes'l is currently looking for a day, March 15, with the new time Probate Judge Frank S, as surety in the payments Dr. Theos I. Anderson, Suo I more descriptive name to ex. name announced at the no' Szymanski, State Senator for license approvals, peril,tendent of Schools, an- press the group's Increasing longer EAN meeting in April. Charles N, Youngblood Jr" On June 9, 1971, Judge nounced the names of the I activities, Entries should be mailed INTERESTING and beer distributor Louis G, Szymanski, Pappas and Ren. five citizens who will serve i Pappas, Wednesday, Febru. koski met at the Caucus Club, on the recently.created Com. The group, which was to EAN, Grosse Pointe War I ary 16, accusing them of con. the indictment states, where munity Commission for Per. founded a year ago, has Memorial, 32 Lake Shore FACTS spiring and attempting to Szymanski said he would as. forming Arts Center, proved to be an effective uni. bribe a state offkial to gel sure payments to Renkoskl. Named to the group are Copy,ighl fying agent for the many or. liquor licenses for Detroit. The three were routed for Thomas E. Candler of the ganizations and individuals Informative BEfORE AfTER area supermarkets. . b Shores, ,Mrs, Carl J, Fisch. Itere ure two odditics ulloul Ihe men wh" Judge Szymanski, 48, of arraignment Wednesday Fe • concerned with conservation Ex.Addid Speakers ••CHIMNEY SERVICE er of the City, Walter Maher Rebullt.Rep.Jred-Chlmney CoverJo in\'cnled IIll' le1ephon,' IInd Ihe h'h'lo:raph. 1010 Three Mile road, and ruary 16, before Recorders and the environment. 'l'he Professional Drug Counseling Judg~ Donald S. Leonard. of the Park, Dr. Frank H. group will continue to pro. Incinerator Screen. • Vlol,UollI It seems hard 10 belil','e, hul Ihe nUll! who Corrected.Tuck Polnllna State Senator Youngblood, However, Judge Leonard Parcells of the City, and vide education in ecological INDIVIDUAL OR GROUPS Advance Maintenance invenled Ihe lelephone, AI'~"llnder Grahum Dell, of 17202 Teppert, Detroit, postponed the arraignment Mrs, Adrian Wallace of the awareness and responsibility, (all 874-0771 or 875-0516 found Ielephones so unnuying lalt~r in his Iif,' III-ISJt surrendered at Wayne Coun. for 30 days because Attor. Woods. The contest for a new Ihal he had his own I,hone rerno\'ed from hi~ ty Jail Thursday, February ney General Frank J. Kelly Superintendent And e r . hom,'~ 1'1The third person indicted, announced late Wednesday son said that the Commis. And IIIl' lJIun who. inH'nled Ihe Iell'gral,h. George Pappas, was arrested that he had appealed Judge sion was created ana mo. Samul'l ;'lurst', wus orilo:inall~' an nrlisl. (Iainling at his home in 52 Greenbriar Davenport's dismissal of the tion by Lee H, Allen, treas. IJOrlrllils, JI,' did nol gh'c up Jlllinling lill h,~ lane, Wednesday night and original indictment. urer of the Board of Educa. 3 ti\ln, at the January meet. was .16 \l'ars old. Onl\' Ih,'n did IIf' lurn 10 taken to the Wayne County Judge Leonard said he inH'nling' and 111.\'(.101)(.;1 IIIl' h.It'graph sc,'cn Jail where he was booked postponed the arraignment ing of the trustees, "I was instructed to form ~'I'ars luu'r, and then released. He was because ", , . if I do arraign out of town when the first them, I may do u'reparable a community commission to ISLANDS And. h,'r,"s anolher inll'resling fU1'1 review utilization of the Per. HAWAII indictment was returned and damage to the first case 8 DAYS-7 NIGHTS ~'Oll I'all '11'1' ~ollr.I.lf lime in shoplling for came home only a few days (the indictment on appeal). forming Arts Center and to FULL PRICE FROM DETROIT I'arllt'\. W"'fI' II "01111'11'11' ,'uqH'1 S!tlrt', You'll I after the charges were dis. The Attorney General's of. report back to the Board no find a ."I"I'lion a. l'Oll1llll'lC liS you'll find I missed, fice had no comment to make later than the regular meet. Royal Jel Tro"~porlolio" 10 Honolulu, Hc':Voii • Hol meol served in flighl eoch way :Inywhl'rt, :Inll in ('\pry pril'l' ;:IJl!,:c, 100. The grand jUry indictment on Judge Leonard's actions ing in June of 1972 with ree. • Lei greeling on orrivol wilh Iraditional Aloho kin • Tour escorl Ihroughoul your enlire ch8l'ges that the three gave Wednesday afternoon, ommendationand findings," .Ial' • Round trip trcnsporlalion 10 Ihe holels and airporh II Baggage handling cl 011 a state investigator $1,500 to All three defendants, Judge Dr. Anderson said. oirporh ond holel • Pre.regiSlrolion of rooms. Five dol'~ ond four nighls Qccommodolions 01 Ihe new HYATT WAtKIKI GATEWAY HOTELor HAWAIIAN INN in Woikiki II Contln.nlal split with a Michigan Liquor Szymanski, Senator Young. In addition to the flve clti. zens who will serve on the breakfosl doily in Honolulu • Kodak Hula show with Iransporlolion Co Air Iranoporlalion Control Commission member blood anrl George' Pappas 10 Ihe islond of Mou; • Two nights after getting a liquor license have denied the charges. committee, the schools' staff accommodations 01 Ihe Moui Beach for the Farmer Jack's Home Judge Szymanski called the will also be represented by Holel II Tour .ocorl during your slay in Center, 24800 Hoover, War. indictment a "fantasy" and three ex.officio members. Mcui • Air Iron'porrolion 10 the big EWiszewski ren, and that they promised said that the grand jury had Carl Schoessel, director of islcnd, Hilo, Howoii • One nighl (lccom. community services, James modclion 01 Ihe Hilo lagoon Holel • All S more money for similar licen. acted illegally, Cooper, assistant principal. groliluilieo for Ihe above items • All ses for four other Fanner In a press Interview on loxes for the above ilems, FROM Jack's supermarkets and a Wednesday, February 16, administrative services at 339 North High School, 'and lRus. COhfdMct Warren food store. Judge Szymanski said that he COME IN OR CALL Neither indictment names would attack the Indictment sell R e ed, instrumental the Liquor Control Commis. on a series of technical legal music department chairman sion member who was to reo issues. of South High School. ceive the bribe. The Judge also stated that Trustee Allen will chair DAY 'RAVEL Wednesday's indictment the second indictment con. the upcoming sessions of the 16847 KERCHEVAL AVE., iN THE VIllAGE TU 6-0111 was the second returned tained no new evidence. Commission. against Szymanski, Young. blood, and Pappas for liquor license bribes. It is far more detailed than the first indict. ment issued November 22, since the first indictment was From Marlboro to dismissed January 28 by 'Re- corder's Court Judge 'Elvin L. Davenport on the grounds Americcis lowtar and nicotine that it was "vague a:'ld am. biguous". The second indictment spe. cifically charges that -a roll ci~arenesmokers. of seventy-five $20 bills was passed by Pappas to Carl D. Renkoski, a state investigator acting as a go-between with the Michigan Liquor Control Commission member, under a restaurant table. The two met for lunch at the Caucus Club, 150 West Congress, last Augvst 24, the grand jury indictment said, Renkoski reported that he held a series of meetings New Low Price! with the alleged conspirators lOur finest lightweight saw - from August 5, 1970, to Sep- .only 6l<. pounds (less cutting tember 21, 1971. The under- I ,attachments I ' Cuts an 8'" log cover agent was told that he , ~, :m 6 seconds I • Outcuts many could earn $50,000 to $'15,- " .saws weighing twice as much ()()O a year '8S the middleman • Mastergnp handle on top for with factory- in a continuing scheme of , one hand control between cuts. installed 11" bribing for liquor licenses. bar and chain In the 23.page indictment, it's charged that senator Come In Now For A Free Demonstration Youngblood approached Ren- koski, chief of investigation for the Michigan Department, of Licensing and Regulation, on August 5, 1970 to assist Pappas in obt John's Island: 8 pertinent points for those considering Florida this winter. • Location. lohn's Isl,md IS " ior sale. Also, Oceanfront Condo- r,rivaic residential resort 10- m iniums, priva Ie residences and c,lIed .11 \'cro BColch in subtropical South VillJge Townhouse Aparl- Florida Just liS mll('~ North oi Palm ments Some properties are avail- Il('Jch. ,1hle for renlal. • Privacy. I'iJtural geography and • Design Building. John's Island ol mJnncd g,llehou.,e a~'>Ure malOt,]IOS ,Is own construclion John'., blJnd re",dents lolal privJcy company, Town Island Builders, , and .,ecurlly. The properly is bor- exclUSively for Ihe properly own. 't.. dered on the Easl hy 2'/1 miles of er'" u~e. lame~ f.. Gibson, A.1. A. is t rmvale ocecln(ront, on the West hy reSident archilecl. Complele main. 10 mil('~ oi Indian River w.lterways. !('nance ~ervlc(, is availahle (or Ihe ,lh.,entee owner. Properly owners • Golf. A chamfllonsh Ifl 1B hole are gUMdnt('l'd the highest sland- golf course deslgnl'd hy Pele ard., 01 de.,,~n and m ) MarlborotighlS:14mg:'lar;'1.1 mg,nicotineav,per cigareneby FTC method • 1, Thursday, February 24, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PlSge Six ------.------.------.----.------' 1:1 c:l == = l:I = c:ll:l = l:I c:l 1:1c:l ==== l:I == l:I;:I =111:1=' !f i North Pointe I:,Action Senlillo",i Youths AW,ait_ C_O_I_lI_"t Ruling W. d OfX or dB urg Iary Wins Honor" 'Features Ross . Thre~ youths ami a girl Donn William Coppen, 19436 Aluminum In OWS f (Continued from P-;geI)-~h;--i~ft ~houldl'r had bl'l'lI arc currently awaiting final Woodside, Harper Woods; 2 Track - 3 Track l . " grazed, but no bullets or Norlh Pointe, the student: R b t J fi-.-:- a research i rlisposilion on a case of mali- Ronald W.' Miller, 18911 Baked Enamel, White & Block In the drlvell a), the sec. h( e (raclures were (ound newspaper at North lligh I ro~es~~r ~t ~~~ Universily i ~ious destruction of properl,y Edgefield, Detroit; Douglas ond episode of .the burglar)' A~~er treatment, she was reo School, was recently awarded! Pf Michigan will speak Oil 1 III Wayne County Circuit C, Lauzon, 19165 Woodside, attempt transplred. As the leased to police custody, a lir~t ~Iass honor r~tinll by . ~our Changi~g Values" Tues. i C~urt. The ~our arc cha,ged Harper Woods, and Glora POINTE SCREEN & SASH, INC. bandit yelled at Mr. Beau. I ] Ihe l'\~tl~n1l Scho,lastl~,P~"~s~ day, !"ebruary 29, as part of i 11'101 unloading pellets Into Beth Pokone, 20884 Park. (ait to ~ol'e his car, threat. I The burglar, Dunne], was A~soctal1on at the Umleldt) th "Environmental Action over 60 stores, houses and crest, Harper Woods. 20497 MACK TU 1.6130 Ir ing to kill him, Mrs. Beau-, handcuffed a~ the sc,'ne. lie, of Minnesota. 'Se~1inar II, A Look at the i cars in Grosse Pointe .Wo~ds The owner oC the guns, fait shouted to ller husband: refused to sign an)' forms,. The issues junged were Future." I ~nd ~rarper Woods while rld- according to the November (ACROSS FROM HOWARD JOHNSON'S) that they were being robbed, : stating Ihat he wantcd an those for the first scmesler lUg In an auto November 18 story, was Coppen, while Mr. Beaulail's car was park. attorney presenl, of the current school )'ear. The lecture slarls a~ 8 p,m, ; 12 of last year. A court rul. Miller repor.ealy fired the cd behind the bandit's. i The two defendants entered ~!arks of distinction were at the War Memonal and! ing is expected Wednesday, pistol and Louzon, the rifle. Mrs. Beaufait then shouted, pleas of "not guilty" during awarded in areas of conlent concludes at 9:30 p,m . March 15. ------that she was going to call the! their arraignment berore and cOl'erage, editorial lead- Mr. Ross, who received his The November 18 edition police, which wasn't really: Judge Dou!;lllS L, Patterson dership and physical appear. education at the University of the NEWS reported that I neccssary at this point, since' on Sunday, February 20. an{'e. of Michigan and more recent. around $15000 to $20000 of i there had been so much; The two were assigned an A first class rating indio I~' the University o~ Chicago, damage w~s caused by the shouting the nei,ghbors h.ad examination dale of Wednes- cales general excellence. is a research associate at t.h~ youths who started south of contacted the "oods pollee dal' March 1 for the burg- C.>editors oC this year's Center for Research on Utili. the Woods Municipal Build. department. lar~ charge. Bond was sel at North Pointe are Naney zaUon of ScientifiC ~nowl. ing, 20025 Mack avenue, to Meal.while, the burglar rail $20',000 for Bunnell and $5.000 Simon .,nd RO:1 Mallard. edge, Ann Arbor. He IS cur- Moross road. Two of the back to the front door to for Miss Carreon. Stel'e Rabaut is managing ren~ly workin~. on ,research youths, one with a BB.rine keep Mrs, Beaufait from call. p I' current1)' check. editor and Steve D' Arcy, projects on polltlcal l?flue~ce and the other with a hand in g the PdOltihCe,dbut s~~:~~~~ ing ~~~eo~I~:ership of the car, news editor. ~nd water resources In Mich. pellet gun. fired at windows s lamme e oor" b'g '63 Cadillac which Other editors include Kathy ~gan and a .stud)' of ~dvocacy as they drove by. This Week's cd it. , t acarrel'~scOregon plates. Guiles page one; Michelle In commumty plannmg. A t d' th a ''To' 'Th' ., th d rres e In e case were Th e burg Iar fIrs I l' a n . DeLand, page two; "Iananne IS el'emng IS e secon Mr, Beaufait's car, opened i A later and mor~ ,relaxed Campo, page three; Pam in the Seminar's series of the door, and then had a: check of the Beaufall s house Delling and David Moxley, five lectures which concludes Bell Ringers change of mind and ran bacK, in 1941 Oxford road confirm. page four, through Tuesday, March 21. to his cor. Possibly he re- ell that only the color tele. Pete Redbaugh is public The le~ture series is $10, for Prices Effective Feb. 24th, 25th and 26th membered tbat his accom- ision set had been moved. f('lations director; Doug Hel- adults. and $8 for high s~hool , Closed all day Sunday as usual p!ice, a dark.haired lS.year.' Mrs. lleau(ait determined ler. business manager Phil and .eolle~e students. Smgle II old girl, waS still sitting in that the burglar entered by Frame. circulation manager; el'enmg tICkets are $3, for Closed Wednesdays at 1 P.M. the car. tbe unlocked front door, in and Dave Versical is ex- adults, and $2 for students. After starting tbe engine, the five. minute interval alter change editor. he pushed Mr. Beaufait's car her daughter left the house FRESH DRESSED 15 feet down the Jriveway, at 3: 10 p. m. and before they and then proceeded to drive arriveC: home at 3: 15 p.m. Deadline Date STUFFED across the lawns of 1.491 and As of now, no one has ap. 1481 Oxford, and eXited t~e proached the Beaufaits to Now Marcb 1 Are You a Mal' t1~iveway .of 1480 Ox~ord m purchase the movie rights {or Roasting Chickens hiS escape, The nelghbo~s their Sunday afternooll es. The deadline to make an WithDut viewing the entire af~alr, capade. I application for a certificate a Store Stuffed With Our Own watched the '63 Cadillac i of occupancy under the new speed cast on Oxford and,S d H II i Woods ordinance providing Bread Dressing turn onto Holiday road. I pee er e { Ifor equitable business dis- ., "A Real Buy at this Low Price" ...... 59L~ Patrolmen James Fowler, 0 F C tribution has been extended Stuart Gerow and Lieutenant n our ounts to Wednesday, March 1. Roland Symons were dis. \ Under the ordinance, which • I HORMEL'S WAFER SLICED patched from the Woods po. Farms patrolmen Gerald was adopted January 17, a 79 lice department to answer Deburghgraeve and Timothy person would have had to "The store with the the breaking and entering reo Morrison were on routine apply for the certificate personal touch" port. At the scene, they found patrol Wednesday morning, I within a 3O.day period, mak. BACON L~ a dozen neighbors who point. February 16, when they ing the deadline February ed the direction of the lIee. timed a '71 Ford travelling '114. Howe v e r application • BonkAmericard Minutes away from all Pointes ing Cadillac. 50 m.p.h. on Mack aVenue. forms were. not immediate. • Malle, Charge 1-94 to Metropolitan Beach Exit • American Express In the vicinity of Fairway I The driver of the car, Iy available, 50 the deadline 1430 So. Gratiot, Mount Clemens and Wedgewood roads, the, Joann Jankovich, 17464 Wild- was extended. I c~uple was spotted .. The wood St. Clail' Shores, was ------.-----.------OX TA'iLS'.': :.:..:..:: 38~ ~'oods. scout car statIOned able to produce only an ex- For Soup or Braising Itself In the center of Coo~ pired driving license wllE'n The r?ad, an~ forced .the fugl' stopped at the intersection ~~~~~~~~~\t:::~ ,,:\~.t:~t:\$\\~\~ tlve CadJilac to )ump the of Mack and Cook road. east curb of Cres~ent lane. Checking t h r 0 ugh the • HYGRADE Ten shot? were fired by ~he LEIN machine the Far A .toWoodshalt policementhe vehicle,attemptingbut the I'polJcem.en discovered.' that thems merlcan BALL PARK FRANKS82~ car drove ol'er the lawn o{ SI. Clair Shores woman w~s 783 Crescent Jane and pro- wanted for two ~~st traffiC ...... 14 •• 4... ceeded on Cook road. At this oIf~nses by the cilles ~f De. d SEMI-BONELESS "THE ORIGINAL" point splintering glass from trOlt and Fraser. Her .heen.se the windshield of the Cadi!. ~ad been s.uspended mdeCI~' ream• STUFFED lac grazed the left shoulder' Itely for failure to appear In ~ ~ rrThots my bank' 1S:l04 KERCHEVAL' VA 2.9070 , • ,. < 4*'" Qt. S . e. u. u 45 4S; • Thursday, February 24, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEW S Page Seven .--- -_._------City Resident Reports Band E IAttend WS[J Music Festival Marco NobiJi, 17140 JefCer. p.m. on that dale. S · son; called City police on Investigation revealed that y,npOSUtTn Cites Students I Thursday, February 10, 10 e n tl' y had been gained l report that his home had through the sliding patio door Three students from North Eighty. !lve instrumental l been enlered sometime be. on the north side of the Hi.;:h School have been se. music solos and small en. ~! hetween 11 a.m. and to 9:30 house. The lock had becn sembles from five Grosse \! ------pried with a sharp object. lected to participate in Poinle Middle schools par. i,: Missing wel'c two black Wayne Slate University's ticip8ted in the Michigan , aily-Hpspitai-Sympath and while television sets and Eighth Annual Southeastern School Band and Orchestra l,~!', a diamond and gold ring de. Michigan Junior Science and Association District Festival . FRUIT ' signed by Mr. Nobili. l!umRnilies Sympo~ium on on Saturday, February 12, at Police are investigating. Friday and Saturda1, Febru. Henry Ford Community Col. ary 25 and 26. They are Step. lege in Dearborn. l ASKET !'IASTER PLAN Each entry was judged by hen Shepard, a senior, who Trying to make your guests has been selected to present a professional musician who reel at home is especially a paper on the subjecl of "A specializes in the particular easy when you wish they Survey On A Community's instrumen~ being judged. The were. Attitude Toward the Popula. adjudicator writes construe. tion Problem." Steve did his tive criticism of each event I McINERNEY' Character and sincerity are research under the guidance and awards ratings of I thru 179,,41441 Ihe mainstays vi any man's of Gordon Ml'rlan, chairman V. Of ,the 85 Grosse Pointe life. of the science department, entrants, 40 received first di. and actually surveyed slu. I'ision ratings, 34 received dents, parents, and adults in second, 10 third, and one the s h 0 \l \l i n g centers of fourth. JJt9S'5 ~erlti(enter5 Grosse Pointe regarding their This is the second year Ihat allitudes toward population Grosse Pointe Middle school EAST JEFFERSON AND BEACONSFIELD control. students have participated in James Spach, also a 12th this festival. U.5.D.A, CHOICE BEEF grader, was selected as an Among tho s e Brownell alternate on the basis of Middle School students who original writing which he hlld were honored with First Di. IIRESALE done as an independent study vision rat in g s are: Carol SIRLOIN STEAK student project in creativing York, flu t e solo; Cathy KELt Y -SPRINGFIELD writing in Mrs. Jane Wayne's Kienle, clarinet solo: Steve class. Bogan, alto saxophone solo; SPECIAL I David Reed, Violin soloj and E 1d e r t Bontekoe, 12th Patti Jobbit and Leslie Ed. grade, will attend the Sym. munds, cello solo. Those par. CLEARANCE posium as an observer in ticipating in top.raled duets science. All Sizes - are: Linda Povlitz and .Blaire Houchens, violin duetj flute S 39 Snow Tires Included due t s, Katie Wallon and Tapes Stolen Patty Blenman, Bridget Sui. Frolll Auto livan and Nancy Sullzman, LB, 15% Nancy Edwards and Carol York and Sue Shepherd. A 10 While attending a teen.age Brownell cornet trio, com. meeting at Our Lady Star of posed of David Bastianelle, FRESH the Sea church, 467 Fairford David Sirachan and Matt 3 road, someone broke into the Howle, was also given a Di. auto of Philip Fifer, 3440 vlsbn I rating. ROASTING CHiCKENS LB. 4 C 25% tape Berkshire, and slole a Parcells Middle School also deek and tapes Sunday, Feb. made an impressive showing. WITH PEPPERIDGE STUFFING MIX 99 OFF! ruary 13. Cited by ,the professIonal OUicer Richard Prietz of musicians for their outstand. STUFFED PORK CHOPS LB. C the woods Police Department Ingsolos: Vicky Gask1n, received a report from Fifer c I a r i net: David Thomas, DEEP HICKORY SMOKED SLICED regarding the larceny. While cornetj Wendy Judson, Cindy C at the meeting, someone un. Lakin, Lori Bohlinger, flute locked his car with a coat solos: Laura Pickford and JONES BACON u •••••••••••••••••••• LB.99 hanger and took the deck Wendy 'Judson, piano; and Karla Krager ,snare drum. valued at $109. plus 40.50 ECKRICH THIN SLICED COR~~~ BEEF 39 tapes valued at $5.6 apiece. Those duel:> receiving Divi. The deck bas a iJiack case sion I rating are Mark Schad. ler and Phil Howell's, clari. CHIP. T.MEATS ..... {~~~~k.... ~~:9~~.P.K?.. C and a chrome front. net duet; and Lisa Pascoline Police are invesligating the and Sue Otey, flute duet. The MRS. PAULS FROZI:N 23-0Z. incident. $1 top.rated Parcells trio was 58 Brad Schmidt, Harvey Dick. son and Andy Gorgeson com. FISH riLLE TS ..... ·············...p~?~· prising a saxophone trio. CUT FROM YOUNG TENDER PORKERS -MAGAZ-INES Eleven you n g musicians from Pierce Middle School were ,gIven the bigh honors. WHOLE PORK LOINS. ~~~~~r~~2:I.~~LB. 89c Soloists Kyle Grolll1d, French AT LOWEST PRICES horn; Ann Ebrling and Laura PURE TOMATO Miller, flute; and Dan Zinn, snare drum, received Divi. sian I ratings. Two quartets AVAILABLE ANYWHERE were similarly honored: John HEINZ KETCHUP D.eForest, Sheryl Coverly, NOW YOU CAN SUBSCRIBE TO MAGAZINES Jill Perry, and Mari Osetek c'omprised the clarinet quar. YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED AT THESE SPECIAL tet; and An Ehrling, Laura INTRODUCTORY SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mil J e r, Robin Flech, and Elizabeth Haddad comprised FROM MAGAZINE HOUSE the flute quaxtet. These are guaranteed the lowest price per copy you can buy .Two ..soluists and a clarinet S duet from North Junior High 5 00 or we will refund your payment immediately. Take a minute to wer~ given the top honors. 14-0Z. Marianne Jossens, flute, and look at the list below, make ~'our selection, and send your order BOTTLES LIMIT 5 John Cochell, clarinet were PLEASE to us with this entire ad. All orders will be acknowledged within. judged Division 1 m~terial. 24 hours of receipt, and will be sent to publishers within 48 The top.rated clarinet duet was composed of musicians hours. This is the fastest, best and most inexpensive magazine Margaret Nye and Patrkia KELLOGGS 3 $100 service available. No limit to your order. Subscribe to just one Outland. South Junior High soloists CORN FLAKES ~~-g:.. ~.!~~!!~ ~~~t:.... ------1 who received top classifica. ~~! tion are Kathy Parcells and I MagazineTitle .... Reg'.Sub. Rate Single Copy MlH l~ce (-) 10"'10 ORDERI Anne Hansen, flu t e; Jill I LIFE (-w)------$lo.oo/year 50* 25 for $2.95 (12*) 1 Harvey, cello; Lila Jan Mil. ler, violinj Richard Schroder GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS ..5';A~~$IOO TV GUIDE(w) 7.00" m 38 for $3.99(101M) J and. Randy Christofferson, TIME (w)14.on" 50t 22 for $2.97(13Y1t) I cb,rmet, A flute trio com. DEMINr;S RED 8 PARENTS(m) 5.95" 60* 12 for $2.98 (25*) I p N.mo _ c IV 0012 GREEN ONIONS 2 BUNCHES29 SI,O.'- _ S!aIO Zip Clly MON STORE HOURS: Payment in amount of $ 1&enclosed. TUES 9 I Plan Festival i All Pointe Wins .JV~s At South North to Host Honored Service Feb. 27 Bund Festival ,Swiunuing Title Beat the Bears n~ .'11,,~ POI'nt Swim Cluh By 1\1arl; O'Keefe DanceDancersTroupe{rom o(thetheHarbingerDetroit GrossI' Pointe North High only l'eI Th n I captur~d the. Eastern Division, In spite ol problems with: Community Music School will School will be the site of a Chll'nplonshll> ol the lIIetro. , . U', I .. G 'tl'chl'gan S'chool Band and gone to 'nter Lna~ .."un, b", fJ'nl'slll'ng' y, yandotte,d t South High<3 8J .s. 'I JOIll. frosset' I'Poinle Unitarians l'Orchestra Associatioll' Dis. WthI s ason with a 5.1 dual manage 0 score a ... 4 . ~IC. , In a es Iva servIce on Sun. . m~et ~el'ord, I tor~ over the Bears, raISIng, day morning, F('bru3l'y 27, tricl 'fwel\'e Band Festival 'n the division was theIr record to 12.3. I ,at 11 a.m. The sel'vice was on Saturday, Marcil 11. Bands the ~. , "onc' d d 'It b from Wayne. Washtenaw and Second l abu/ous . the Grosse Pointe Park Swim In the tirsl half, SQut11 'I. 'I':POI'nteelve Da an II wrlE b enk y(Monroe County schools will Club with an identical 5.) held Wvandotte, to 15 pOints ' Berk h'l' rre d u d"an , 0 perform before concert aud meet record but fe.wer total ~.b"" plaving a vel'", sharp de. '. te d ~d u'et roa • an. tIS thm. sight. reading adjudicators Balmat insteael!' oinls than AllI tPOlllle,t th Eachth 'I fensive game, South excelled. idea.n e and0 feelingcom mUllicaof Unital"e e (rom Michigan schools and P Detrolts' Finest! Pointe leam as 0 e 0 er I in rebounding during this I ianism from its beginnings to coleges . . once, 'I half, outrebounding the Bears I the present dav. The bands will be awarded • All Color TV's themThe AllagainstPointe thevictoryWesternputs i 22.17. Ii The service 'will include a ratings according to their • Heated Pool Division champs. the CiaI", Only (our players on the brass choir on the hymns; a proflt:iency. First Division I • Sauna . ence\'ille Swim Club. in a i JV team could s~ore in the: complete thealrical set de. winners will be eligible to • Restaurant-24 hrs . meet to O~ held on this Satur. i half as the DeVils held 0: signed to communicate the perlorm in the State Band ,day, February 26, at one i 23.1~ halftime lead. The! ideas of Unitarianism visual. and Orchestra Festival in • Presidential Suite I 'o'clock at Parcells ~1iddle I DevIls were Iowan accurac)' , I)'; music from Beethoven Flint, April 29. ,School. The meel will deter. for the entire game as they! MRS, YINCENT McCAL. and Bach to rock; readings Approximately II) bands' CONFERENCE . mine the Dual ~leet Cham. Ii sank only 28 per cent of their I LUM (Eileen), o( Bed(ord by Frank Yukman a free will perform at North at hal!. I, . shots road, past.commander of Flo. lance commercial a'<:Ior and ROOMS pIOn ., " tiUa 12.7. Un:ted States Coast hour intervals beginning at , . Coach Les Rod~ls. wor,~lllg \' During the third quarter Guard Auxiliary, was reo announcer from Cleveland, 5;00 a,m. Over 1000 young Se,.ing Detrod" hiS lea'll hard III practice So th' if I I 0,; and will climax with lhe musicians and their conduc. Leading ConventIOn • .,nce 1956 • 'I I 'out thai" " . th ' usa ense acce erated cent Y honored as the newly. dante, espechllv created for i pom el " \\Illnlllg e as the defense slowed. The elected Captain o( Division ' tors will be involved. meet. maO~rlll1ntthteh10ntg rUt~ be Bears outscored the Devils Xli at the Auxiliary Change tile service by choreogrdphel' Both Grosse Pointe High I BALMAR MOTEL Iess Jm,p a an he Imes It7.14 in this quarter to nar. of Watch Dinner held at the Carol Manella. It will be So ... our Bryant central air . h slll.mllmbers POdst'db?Cauthse row South's lead to 37.32. Polish Century Cillh. She has danced to the "Five Varia. School Bands will participate l' 3250 E. Jefferson Ave, 1 ur I ey WI e see e III e h d " l T tions fro m Appalachian at North. North's Symphony 1 conditioning prices are off, too LO 7-7000 e i g ht. team championship In the four!h .quarter the a ~an) )ears 0 auxllary Spring" by A.1ron Copland. Band leads off at 8:00 a.m.; meet on~larch 18 by their 1 Ileal'S were wlthll1 two I>ask. " E'xpeflence , . Before comln;; to The Soulh's pla)'s at 11:45 a.m. \ • Amerlun EKpr••• There's only one word to describe some- • Cln. Bllnch. times in this meet." Crest. ets of South, but could not' ~Irs. McCallum IS the first Pointe last )'ear. !\II'. Eubank Russell Reed, South High! • Pin... Club wood Swi':ll Club will hos' the break the game open. The' wome~ .t? be electe~ to the was coordinator of art and School, and Nathan Judson. \ one who installs central oil' conditioning in the ------March meet. ., " I ~evils s~orett,evenlY.With the tOI~\.I~~V~s~~~r~lIa~~~~edinner music for two YE'ars of inno. North High School. share the dead of winter. Smart! Two or Reddls s sWimmers. tarsd III I IS pcnod and Aileen Selick, commander of vative services at the First duties of host chairman and Because right now, our prices on Bryant Kalhy Nally and Andy Mac. [ p aye we! under pressure Flotilla 12.7 for a second Unitarian Church, Shaker section chairman Central Air Conditioning are at their lowest. EXECUTIVE Farlane.curr.enUy hold tea. 110 .earn, their :i3.48 vIctory. IeI'm and Recta Holliday, the Heights. O. ',' he Shaker Performances are open to gue r.ecords III the backstroke I South s low amount of turn. new vice.commander. \Ieights program was begun the public without charge. And, since business is slow, our service is at OFFICES for llIne and ten year olds. over gave them the edge ------. by Robert Shaw, the dis. its fa stest. The All Pointe team con. in tile game. The Bears were tinguished choral conductor The' festivi.ll will require Carpeted, ample park- ;Iuded its season with victor. victims of 23 turnovers in Li ttIe Lea!!,ue and present dil'ector of the the use of the auditorium. So even though you're shivering in your ing, air conditioned, les over the Women's City contrast to South's 12. <.J Atlanta Symphony, Ml'. Shaw the instrumental room, the boots, call us today for a free. no obligation Club (240.144) and Crest. Rob Heidt was South's high Sigll-UI) Soon :felt that no experience of vocal room, approximately janitorial .~ervices and wood (218.18.4). and a loss scorer with 15 points. Slu 'worth, musically or artistic. nine classrooms and an office. estimate of your air conditioning needs. You'll c~mpetitit'e pri('es. t~ Grosse Pomte Park (256. Commell and Stu Thiede ad. " • ally. should be excluded (rom S)'mphony Orchestras from be warmly.surprised to learn how Iiitle it costs; 216). ded 13 points each. Cam. . Regl.stratlOn for the com., the act of worship in the! Grosse Pointe will be per. to add quiet, dependable Bryant oil' condition- ____ .___ mett's 112 rebounds were mg LJtll~ League Baseball, church. Ttlis festival service 'i forming at Lincoln Consoli. ing to your warm-air heating system. 22725 MACK A uditions Set high for the JVs. Stu Theide season. WIll be held at Brown. has been built on that' dated High School, Ypsilanti, BET. 8 ond 9 MILE RDS. ,pulled in 11 and Jim Scala ell MIddle School Monday prt-mise, 1011 Saturday, March 18. Act now. You'll be dollars ahead next summer. I came down with 9. and Tuesday. February 28 ----- I for TUXI~S Sh01V and 29. and Monday, March This Friday South will play 6, {rom 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Auditions will be held on at Hig~land Park at 6:.30. All boys who arc Farms: this Saturday, February 26 The JV s hav~ been 100~lIlg • residents and between eight \ brllont at 2:00 o'clock. and again o~ forward to thiS game slllce i and 12 years of age are elig .• BELLE ISLE Sunday, March 5. at 7:30 January 21 when the Polar; ible. Each bo)' registering Memorial o'clock, for the annual show Bears downed South 70.48. \ should bc accompanied by a ' sponsored by the Tuxis youth The Parkers beat Donticro parent or guardian and have I Church group of Grosse Pointe Me. and Fordson by 8 points each. ; proof of age, such as a birlh ' AWNING CO. morial Church. South beat these same teams I certificate. 1 l'niled Presbyterian Last year's show. "Juris by ~4 and 23 points re.1 Registration forms are now' FLAME • _ 16 Lake Shore Rd. Prudence," was a highly suc. spechvely. The JVs hopes available at area schools Canvas. Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron For Information cessful mixture of drama wHi be running high as they Forms will also be avai1abl~ comedy. music and danc~ enter the season's final game at Brownell Middle School FURNACE CO. night or day call 882.5330 There wHi be opportunities against Highland Park's un. I during registration. BUY NOW-AVOID dial a prayer for many acting and dancing dereated JV squad. ------.--- SUMMER RUSH 11621 Van Dyke 511-461 882.8770.1 parts, a few singing parts ----- i CITY OF FREE ESTIMATES and a variety of technical H' D ! GROSSE POINTE PARK \\FAST SERVICE ON ANY Worship Service and production jobs. Anyone erltage ay I C t f W Ser"l", Grosse Poin', Sine. 793r wishing to help in any way. y 0 ayne and ! ou." HEA TlNG PROBLEM/" Church School should aitend either or the Fal.r Tuesday I OrdInance No. 48 i auditions. I ~ I AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND 7601 E, Jeffe:,.on 9:30 and 11:15 am, LO 7 2293 The auditions will be held \ .--. SECTION 9.8 LITTF,RING, - • "NEW LIVES FOR in the lounge of Memorial I The .Hen.tage Day. Fall' of OF C HAP T E R 40 NUl- OLD: 11" Church, 16 Lakeshore, next t~e H~stonc Memonals So. SANCES, OF TIT L E IX "Vidory Thru Surrender" to the Grosse Pointe War \ clety IS scheduled ~or Feb. POLICE REGULATIONS OF CITY OF G. I. ~lacmillan. Preachin~ Mem~rial. For further in(or. ruary 29 at the Dosslll Great THE CODE OF THE CITY CITY OF CROSSE POINTE mation, contact BerneU Colc Lakes M.useum on Belle .ls~e OF GROSS POINTE PARK. at 882.1319. ' from 10 a.m. to 3 p.~. ThiS IS TilE CITY OF GROSSE The Grosse Pointe ~. the annual fund raisl.ng event POINTE PARK ORDAINS: CITY NOTICE (j"O~~t10inteJmn- C/>nl1regat;onaJ CUnitarianism: An Open, of .lhe year for lhls group SECTION 1. That Section 9.8 Church Forward looking Religion. which uses the pro~eeds t? Littering, o( Chapter 40. Nui. MICHICAN 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop help many worthwhl1e act.. sanees of Title IX Police REAL PROPERTY TAXES: 9:30 a,m. and 11:00 a.m. The , vities and projects related to Regulations. of the Code' of Worship Services and Unitarian Church \~e lurthera~ce ~nd p~esera. the Cily o( Grosse Pointe Beginning March I, 1972 all '.mpaid 1971 Church School hon of our hlstol'lc heritage. Park be and it is hereby City. County, and School taxes on Real Harry C. Meserve, Large scale restoration amended to read in its en- Property will be returned to Wayne Millister SUMMARY OF "The Abundant Life" projects, funds for acquisi- tirety as follows: County Treasurer for collection. lions, memorials, student 9.8 Littering. No person shall, Crib and Kindergarten 17150 :\Iaumee at Neff awards, and publications are wilhout the lawful consent of Facilities Available Church School 10:30 a.m. THE MINUTES some of the uses to which the public authority having PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES: Rev. R. R. Hutcheon, D.D. Sunday Service 11 a.n •. their funds arc put. supervision o( public property Rc\'. Stephen L. Sterner Unpaid 1971 City, Count~', and School February 14, 1972 Sermon: There are a number of in. or the owner of private prop. "GRIEF" I triguing booths planned at erty. dump. deposit. place, taxes will continue to be collected by the . which guests may look for throw, or leave, or cause or City of Grosse Pointe. Graue Pointe Uniled Dr. Harry Meserve METHODIST CHURCH interesting items to buy. The I?ermil the. dumping, ~eposit. antique buff, the gourmet anli mg.. placlll~. thrOWing, or :111 Moron Rood GROSSE POINTE the bargain hunter will all l~avmg of,. litter on any pub- Tile meeting was called to order at B:OO p.m. 886-2363 DENNIS C, FORAN Minister WOODS find things of interest at the !Ie or pnvate property or Present on Roll Call: Mayor William G. Butler, Perrv A. Thoma. booths on Attic Treasures. waters other. than property Director of Finance Councilmen James H. Dingeman. Nancy J. Wauga- D:15FAMILY wonslIlP I P.ooks, Jewelry, gifts 'N Gad. la~(ully deSignated and set man. Richard C. Hudson, W. James Mast and E. Rust SERVICE pl'e~b'Jterian City of Grosse Pointe gets Boutique, Handmade aSide for"such. purposes .. The: Muirhead. ~rhvU~~~O~~~OS~~lf~~r~d~~: ! Boutique and the Pantry I phrase pubhc or pnvate 10: 15 Chur~11 School lor Those Absent Wel'e: Councilman Mark C. Stevens. Shop. M'any women in the I pro~erty o~ ~aters" inc1u~es. grades .even Ihroullh Church Publish GPN 2.24.72 Mayor William G. Butler presided at the meeting. t\\elvc. Metropolitan Detroit area but IS not limited to, the right Adull seminars ~ild dis- 19~.iOMACK AVE. at TORREY I cussion groups. ROAD 886.nOD are involved in this event. of way o( any road or hIgh------.- Councilman Mark C. Stevens was excused frClm 1l:J5 WORSHIP SERVICE \\'orship Service 10 to 11 a.m. . way, any body of water or attending the meeting. Church "':':"hool {or nurs. M~ss M a l' got P~arsal!, water course, or the shores 10 to IUS a.m. :-Iufscry thru The Minutes of the Regular Meeting which was {'rV through Kindergar. 61h. preSident ol the SoclCly, IS I or beaches thereof and in. ten. "The Living Redeemer" CITY OF GROSSE POINTE held on January 31, 1972, were approved as submitted. getting it all together with I' eluding Ihe ice above such John OIert. Jr. the. help o( many r.omm~ttee wa tel's; any park, play. The Council. acting as a Zoning Board of Appeals, Preaching ~halrmen nnd the coordlllat. ground. building, or recrea. granted the appeal of Burger Chef Systems, Incorpo- . . .__ : IIlg chairmen (or the East. tion area; and any residential', rated, subject te certain conditions; thereby granting St. Michael's them permission to construct a restaurant facility on and West Sides of Wood. propcrtie~. The term "litter" I THE GROSSE POINTE ward). Mrs, Norman L. Par. as used herein means all rub. PUBLIC the east side of Mack Avenue, between Kerby and Episcopal (hurch BAPTIST CHURCH kl?r is the East Side chair. bish, refuse, waste material, Moross Roads. 20475 5unninllofole Park 21336 Mack Ave. man and Mrs, Charles Con. garlJa,~e. offal. paper, glass, The Council enacted Code No. 11.04 Ordinance. Grolle Pointe Wood. Grosse Poinle Woods zelman is the West Side cans, bOltles, trash, debris or No. 186. an amendment to the Electrical' Code O,di. The Rev, Edgar 1I. Yeoman. InviL('s you to worship chairm~n. other foreign substances of nance. Ileclor wlth us. every kind and description. " NOTICE The Council cnacted Code No. 11.01. Ordinance 9:45 A.M. b:OO am, Eucha,;.t DIRECT CURRENT SECTIO:'I1 2. This Ordinance No. 187. an amendment to the Building Code Ordi. CHURCH SCHOOL 1l}:00 ;"m. Choral f:llcharist To be successful you mu~t shall take effect on :'.Iarch I, i 1972 REAL PROPERTY nance. Sermon C h u r c II 11:00 A.M. 19'j'2. SchoCJI - Infants be a live wire-make con. The Council adopted a resolution of intent to con. throough J u n lor MORNING WOR51lIP nections before your com. N. J. ORTISI tinue its membership and participating financial sup. IIIgll 7:00 P.M. ASSESSMENT ROLL petitors do. City Clerk port in the Grosse Pointe Youth Services Division. 11 •.10 ".m. F. \I C h a r i ,I wilh EVENING WORSHIP Hymns and Shorl The 1972 REAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT Therol1owing Reporls were received by the Coun. Add ..e.s Rev. Jack Fullard, ROLL is now complete and will be available Interim Pastor cil :md ordered placed on file: _._------for public inspectiun at our Municipal Office, A. Building Department quarterly Report (or the 17147 Maumee Avenue. on quarter which ended December, 1971. "HONE B, Police Department Report for the month of FAST SERVICE St. James January. 1972. St. Paul Ev. ON BIlEAKOOWNS 931~6657 MARCH 1, 1912 Lutheran Church C. A report from the Chief of Polic", concerning Lutheran Church the Bronze Door restaurant. McMillon 01 Kerch.val through Ch.lfonlt .nd Lothrop The Counci: COllfirme:.1 the Auministration's rec. TU 4.0511 TV 106410 MARCH 20, 1972 ommendation that no increase in the boat mooring We Invile You 10 Wors,",ip Precision and Production lees will be erfected for the 1972 season, 9.3n and 11:00 am. !'iNvlce! The Council adopled 11 resolution to authoriu 9.30 am. Sunday Sel1001 With Us l Saturdays and Sundays excluded) ~'llr~N\ fof Sm~Jl ('tlildnm) Councilman Richard C. nud~on and the City Manager, 9:30 and 11:00 Worship I.l-;:--;n;,',' Sf:IlVICt: During the Hours of 9:00 A.M. to 11 :00 A.M. Mr. Andr'!w Bremer, Jr., to attend, on behalf of thE 9:30 Sunday School (118) Tllund;IY - ,:30 p.m. and City. a Legislative Conferrnce 111 Washington. D.C, 11:00 Sunday School (I-8) STRAIGHTENING Rev. George E. Kun, 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. which will be held on March 5. 6 and 7, 1972. . Rev. Alan F. Harle lIt.v. Chlrt •• W. h"drotk • AH types of Material'l The Council adopted a r('solution to adjourn thc It.v. Itolll.d L. Sch.tdl. • SHAfTS. STRUCTURAL STEEL .PlATES • TOOLS Within this Inspection period, any person may Regular Ml'('tinl( which was scheduled to be held on • 8Ull GEARS .AUTUMOTIVE PARTS. EXCAVATING file IN WRITING with the CITY CLEfiK a February ZI. 1972. Fillt Engli.h AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT. ARMATURES • complaint of any assessment ST ATl NG SPE. Upon proper motion made. supported and carried, First Church of CRANKSHAFTS AND DRIVESHAfTS • RODS AND I CIALLY the grounds of the ______• .7 •.• •• , •••••••• _ ,~- .~- ...... ~~..,...~ ...... , ..- 1I....or -- ---...... ,,...... ,...... -...,....,-_.....- Thur~day, February 24, 1972 .______G R OS SE__ P_O I N TEN E W S '-______One Vj~~If..~ORITl"!.~~,fapitol II==p=u=b=r=, c=S=e=h=o=o='By Dr. Theos I. s=i=nAnderson,=F=o=eu=s== An important piece of new lators and promoters, some Superintendent of Schools land use lcgislali'ln is pend. of wl,~OI11have pro~ised lux., Are you aware thaI the of the tax? Most expe.rls say ing now in the House Urban ury country club develop. I Nixon Adminislralion has it will be Ihe housewlfe-b.e. Affairs Committee, It would m,~nts an~ then come through drafted plans 10 shifl parI of cause each producer wlll require land developers to Wl,h nothing but barc lan~. the .burden of supporting the simply pass on to the next Glendo Jock,on-Peler Finch register proposed lanle sub. l\Iany p~ople have lost their nation's schools from proper. in line Ihe tax the Govern- di\'isions with the State, have lI[e savll\!(s on such deals Iy owners to the genera! ment has collected from him. "SUNDAY, tbe promotional material ap. and t:~~.bad apple develo~ers public, through a "value. How~ver, th.e tax is hi~deri in BLOODY SUNDAY" pro\'ed by the Slale, woulJ are gllJl1g all developels a added" 01' national sales tax? the fmal pl'lce o[ the Item, require certain disclosures l)ad name. I . Raled 'R 'I ' .' . What are the implicatIOns "Proponents of the tax see You mUll be 18 years 01 age to prospechve pure lasers and The l\llChlg.an Land Devel', f thO I to the advo- its relative invisibility as a lS I 10 be admilled. woulll allow a purchaser 14 opel's ASSOCiatIOn SI.lpPO~tS °cates oPfro'~looscaalconlrol" of bareat advanlage: The ideal days to change his mind nnd the coucc t oC the I sl hon SATURDAY-SUNDAY get out of the deal. It controls P, egl. a. schools? They had feared a tax, according to ancient I Special Children', mallnee Only the honest.v, not tIle b~causc the) know It wI~1I loss of power to the slate. fiscal wisdom, is the one "THE GINGER help keep out the fly.b) - N't th t 'he Ihat gels the most feathers type, oC development. night operators and give peo I °t\~' II appears, t aay'be out of the g'oose for Ihe least BREAD MAN" I . f'd . th aa lOna governmen m All main f100' ,eal' 75' It is aimed al Ihe problems Jl e mOI<;', ~on I ence In e a major facioI' in the whole squawk. Opponents denounce ,I largely created by northern many le.,ltlmatc developers.. pIC't ure 0f edIIcat'!OnaI f'I' VAT for the same reason' . i and out of state land specu. I have been 1I'0rkmg on the nance They see it as a regressive ___ • ------Committee to perfect this: tax - one that is relatively JEFFERSON COLONNADE legislation and I support it. Nation's Schools for Febru. heavier on the poor than the It l'S to" bad to have 10 im. ary states that the "s,chool rl'ch-that conceales from the rOUR FAMIJ.l" R'}-S-'l'.~I'R ~,,',\r1' v r... .'1 lJ /j ~ pose more government in any aid shirt won't show up m t~e goose jusl how much he has OPEN MONDAYS way and the requirments of I Fiscal 1973 budget, but wI~1 been plucked." the act will he somewhat of await the report of the Presl' , . 7 days a wee k - 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. a burden to all devel(lpers, dcntial Commission on School .'V.hen .dld the NI~on ad. , SI'Jo:t.LI L OU:I. ...'/()V 1'-1HTlJo:S II'Jo:I.CO,Uf:. On the other hand it will Finance, due about March 1." mlDistrallOn get the Idea for Hirlluln.\- nml .'"llil'('rsury ('tlkt.s U'illl l'OIl1l'lilll(,IIIS help good developers and The article states: "Reports VAT? or \'our /ro,'s J\urllHltJ juli(/1111l1 U('//('Iullill. eliminate much abuse which from the White House indio According 10 The Detroit . . ' , ..,c. ,. seemingly can !lot be dealt cate that the tax would be News of February 2 the I with under present laws. well under 3 per cent and Preside~t!s ta~ing h!s. lead This legislation is Round that the s t~ t e s woul~ be from MIchIgan III devlsmg a , 2122.1 jl'J.'Ij'r. • . . ~~~~~~ ._d._ c c __ • .- __ ~_._ n__ ..7 _ .. '.' •••• - .e.7••• 7.7.e•••• e.' .' ••-.'.7117."'0 ..,.-- - - ....------:-:--.-,.r,. - -r-~"' __-.""'rr-r_ -...----.------~ "" _"'"";""'1""4__ 4""4'_""._W ..=_14'4 _ ...., ,., GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven Thursday, February 24, 1972 ------_.------inch telcvision, one btack 1 FIRE POLLUTES Itenls in Burglary Up in Value leather flight suitcase, a I Fire pollutes Ollr environ. camera, camera lenses, and I men! as much as fume-filled Obituaries A breaking and enterinf!( at the past week revenled thaI one dry chemical fire ex. I air, waste.filled water, and ------....IIthe residence of Jam e s the total value of items taken tinguisher, The most expensive item i Iilter filled land. Increased EVELYN A. VOGEL ALOlS PTAC" made to the charily oC your I B ck 1496 Hampton re. totaled $2.710. This includes vigilance against fire is the Funeral services {or Mrs. Funeral services {or 1\11'. choice. ' 1'0 , . 'the stereo and equipment, was the Sony amplifier, I Vogel, 69, of 1419 Sumerset Plach, BB, of 1380 Grayton Intermen( was in Woodlawn ported In the February 17 one Sony color portable ]2. valued at $550. 'I only way (0 reduce its des. GIRLS CAMP tructil'e eHecls on our en. road, were held on Tuesday, road, were held on :l10nday, Cemetery. Funeral arrange. edition of the NEWS, noted (~\ \ \ In: \ H \ \<:11 ,,1I,'r, vironment. February 2Z, in the Verhey. February 14, in the Verhey. ments were handled by the that cameras. and a stereo, H '\('l'k, lor ~LrI, 01111 , , , den Funeral home and Saint den Funeral Home and SI. WiiHam R. Hamilton Com. over $1,500 In value, were i As it is now ,in a single Clare of Montefaleo Church. Clare Church. He died on pany, stolen. For Personalized a~'" H 10 I ~.' 1.0('al"01 IIl'ar I year, fire claims 12,200 lives She died on Saturday, Febru. Friday, Februar)' II, in • " • i Further investigation by Clan'. \1 i"11i~'J11. ~I't,,'iali/' in the United States alone ary 19, in her home. I Cottage Hospital. JlELEN MASIAK the Woods Police Department ill~ III lIor','ru'III,IIII' and costs the nation $2,8 Soles and Service A native of Detroit, she is I A nalive of Detroit, he is Funeral services for 1111'S. ------hul Ii EII!!li ,Ii all,l \\ ,',h'm. billion in property destroyed survived by her husband, I survived by his wife, Minnie, Masiak, 81, oC 1400 Three ~\\illllllil'IL~.aliI! mall' ~Iddi. b}' this needless waste. Hy. three sisters, and one Innd one son, Urban. j\liIe drive, were held on liulI,,1 ad!1 ;1;,'-. \.-r 'I"iA This is "pollution" where brother. Interment was in ,~Iount Thursday, February 17, in FOR SAFETY AFLOA:r h ~~h,r r('~c'n.:llitJlt .... \\ rill': , it really hurts - physically, Intcrment was in Mount Olivct Cemetery. the Verheyden Fun e I' a I \\f'.l",1 \l,'CIIIIIJLI!!II, :!'),i.-) BROWSE emotionally, financially. It is 01 C I ,. t,' • Home and Transfiguration :-'1"1""111;" Ct.. l>ra,llJ" I largely up to us whether we l\'et emetery. * II. mClIARD COFFEY Church. She died on Monday, I THE SHIPS !'Ialil-. \1,,11. IHII:!1I Of I have an environment free of JOliN A. l\IUGAVIN Funeral services for Mr. February 14, in Henry Ford WHEEL ,.,,11:1:11:11 (,~\l>.:'IIII. I,clestructive fire. Coffey, 50, of 51)1 Blainnoor Hospital. ____ ..' ._ Funeral serl'ices for Mr. road, were held on Wednes. Born in Poland, she is the * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Mugavin, 60, of 937 Lake day, February 16, in Christ wiCe oC the late Joseph, and -tc '72 IMPALA ,. Shore drive, were held on Episcopal Church. He died is survived by a son, Henry ~ -tc '72 VEGA ... Wednesday, February 23, in on Saturday, February 12, in Zeeman; four daughters, -tc SPORT CPE. the Wallace Funeral Home, SI. John Hospital. Mrs. Lorraine Kurzawski, Full factory equip, ,.. New York, N ,Y. lIe died on -te VB '" auto p' pb ,. Born in Yokohama, Japan, :\!rs. Angela Payer, Mrs. .. $2989 •, 995 ,. Sunday, February 20, in Hal" he was a resident of the Dc. Ann Lacy, and Mrs. Virginia .. ,. per Hospital. troit area for 28 years, He Gwizdowski; and nine grand. it ,.. Mr. '~lugavin was a reEred opened the Coffey Cadillac chi I d I' en and six great it '72 CHEVELLE "1 IMPALA ,.. New York City policeman. Inc., 3180 East Jefferson, grandchild.en. .. SPOilT CPE. SPORT CPE. ,.. He is the hIls band of the eight years ago aCter operat. Interment was in '~10unt JIM LYNCH it Air cond .. aulo., ,. late Mary, and is survived by ing a Cadillac dealership in I Olivet Cemetery. CA~VAS GilOSSE POINH REPRESENTATIVE ... Full loctor( equip. P$, pb radio ... ,a son, Robcll; a dallghtcr'l Ann Arbol' fol' 14 years. • .' • OXFORDS ... $2240 ,..I Mrs. D?r.1inic Palazzo; nine He i~ survil'ed b)' his wife, PIIILIP J. LAUX .. 1< $2695 ,. ~randchlldren. two brothers, Katherll'e; and three ehil. Funeral services for Mr. LEATHER -te ,. 3nd a sister. dren, H. Richard, Jr" Syd. Laux, 85, of 72 Muskoka OXFORDS it '72 WAGON '71 NOVA ,. Interment was in New York. ney, and Kit. road, were held on Monday, the f:!ofjer f:!inke it ,. funeral Arrangements were 1\1e m a I' i a J contributions February 21, in the Verhey. it Full factory equip. .1:e~f~:'Q:~~i!.~~.I'" handled by the A. H. Peters may be made to the Evans den Funeral Home. He died ship's wheel it $2475 :+ t'uneral Home. Seholan Foundation, Gulf, on Thursday. February 17, lHe5 MACK TU 1-1 1< $ , 975:+ '" ~~ III., 60029. in theB elm 0 n I Nursing Oi'EH OAILY t TO , Cui; tlue Co. .. I :+ MILDRED JANE O'CONNOR Interment was in While llome. I.t. till 5 Jl,m. 25420 VAN DYKE II '72 CORVETTIEONLY $4370 :+ Funeral services for Mrs. Chapel Cemetery. Funeral Before his retirement in Phone 757.0767 or 536.6260 II ,. O'Connor, 75, of 129 Maple. arrangements were handled 1959, Mr. Laux was assistant -It :+ ton road. were held on Mon. by the Verheyden Funeral to the president and seere. -It V ER H E ~* day, February 21, in the Vel'- Home, ". tary of Ainsworth Manufac. it av' N. . It- heyden Funeral Home and turing Corporation. He was it :+ the Saint Joseph Home. 5be LESLIE JOliN RESSEGUIE with the firm 28 years. He it :+ Funeral services for Mr. 1 h CALL MR KREIG died on Saturda)', February Resseguie, 74, of 1356 Three was a so a member of t e - THE INCOMPARABLE- it .' * 19, in the Saint Joseph Home. Senior Men's Club of Grosse -te Van Dyke at 6 MIle 365 6000 .. l\liIe road, were held on Mon. t I '. • "A nativ, e of Detrol't, she I'S Pain e and the Grosse Pointe • • • • • • • • • day, February 14, in the Vel" '# '# • '# '# '# • '# '# '# '# • '# • '# '# '# '# the wife of the lale John, and heyden Funeral Home and '~lemorial Church...... is survived by a daughter, SI. Clare Church. He died Born in South Dakot<1, he Mrs. Syd Reynolds; a son, on Thul'sda)', February 10, is survived by his wife, Jack; and two grandchildren. in Bon Secours Hospital. Grace; two sons, Philip, Jr" Interment was in Mount Born in Nevada, he is sur. and Samuel C.; seven grand. .) 1111i..J' (.1' 0 II P Elliott Cemetery. vived by his wife, Cordelia; children and two sisters. * '" • two daughters. Mrs. Joan Interment was in Wood. (Jood"'illlndllst,.ies BERTHA WCK Sarin and :Mrs.Rosemary lawn Cemetery. sponsors Funeral services for SIrs. Hermann; one SOIl, Leslie, • " • Hick, 93, of 152 Ridge road, Jr.; 15 grandchildren and a GRACE lUONAHAN were held on Saturday, Feb. brother. Funeral services for Mrs. "TIII~ I~LC Ili'l R ruary 12, in Verheyden Fu. Interment' was in :lIount Monahan, 73, of 192 Ridge. neral Home. She died on Olivet Cemetery. mont road, were held on Bi'~ IJi\I~L Thursday, Feb:-uary 10, in • ,. " Wc<1nesday, February 16, in Saratoga General Hospital. JAJ\1ES R. FOSTER the Verheyden Fun era I I ,..,".i? A nltUve of Detroit, she is Funeral services for Mr. Home and St. Paul On.the. ... ,;,'J ' the wife of the laic Gus, and Foster, 65, of 1977 Little. Lake. She died on Friday, _rr~'''- '/1 ,v~. "," is survived by one nephew. stone'Fwere held on Wednes. February 11. in Marietta, . 1\. \.. . "- ~ 111em a I' i a 1 contributions day, ebruary 16, in the A. Ga. .:.j. ,~..~f__ 1. ", may ne made to 51. James H. Peters Funeral Home, Born in Ontario, Can., she :1... ~ _ 2 Lutheran Church, 171 :VIe. He died on Sunday February is survived by her husband, 1 _ . . Millan rOlld. 13 in South Macomb Hospi- Leonard; a brother and two -( ~'I"\ I .J" ,-~ Interment was in Wood. tal. sisters • .~ . ~flj k". mere Cemetery. A nalive of Michigan, Mr. 'Interment was in Holy \\TOAD HALL" , ~ 5 · " Foster is survived by his Sepulchre Cemetery. ,',,,, . t\ J,I CHARLES W. SLATER wife, Helen; a daughter, • " • '\i :,.)y.';W' :~~~ }~, " Funeral services for Mr. Mrs. Elizabeth Wolf; two ELIZABETH SIIA W sons, Miller W. and James Funeral services for Mrs. What 0 wonderful home to live in' and here are just a few of its assets: ys. C h.-ca"o.. s-.dew .-nders Slater,road, were60, ofheld1716 onPrestwickThurs. R ., J 1'.; 9 gran d'children an d Shaw, 50, of 28 Harbor Hill . a sister. road, were held on Thurs. CJose to the lake, dead end street, loads of bedrooms, large lot, AI (;rn.,... I'o;nl,' lIi!!h \"rlh '(,"el," day, F ebrllary 10, In the 1 t t . G For T, ".. Verheyden Funeral Home. n ermen was In racc- day, February 17, in the 8 P:\f Slllurd ..,.• 'larl'h 11th... \ Some painting and fixing is necessary but the home has a lot of possibilities and potential increase in value. One Year-Wayne County and MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? o St. Clair Shores .... $6.00 o Six Months .... $4.00 FOR SALE Is Your Home For Sale? SIMOWN II" APPOINT "'" !NT O"l'" Every Day One Year - Out of County and Someone Buys or Sells o Oul of Slale .... $7.00 A Home ~f.~;~",j~ o Six Months .... $5.00 Through j & J When buying or selling. why not us ... Ih ... " ...1" 11101 1\ ovo,loble /rom one of OUf many profess/onal soles peal" .... WI' Ofe os close '0 you 0.\ your School Term-Sept .• June ... $5.00 telephone, 3 Grosse Pointe o Offices -.. C.". NAME ___ ----.-'.; ...Y:-'-~ ADDRESS .,t;e f ?;L.lliiili Me : = ~ • • • • GO •• Q •• e .5 sa en on 7 sr.r. d 57.7.7 , '22 , , ,5 S Thursday, February 24, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Plge Thirteen ------_ ..- _ ..-.------_._------"Planning Flowers, Finery and Fun" D. M. Tisdale To Take Bride ~Ir. and Mrs. Joseph Ter. I the University of Detroit with rence Brennan, of Farming. a BA degree in political lei. t tall announce the engage. ence. She Is employed M a Ille~t of their daughter, Pat. legal secretary In Farming. ricia Claire, to Douglas MI. ton. chael Tisdale, of Lakeview The future bridegroom is avenue. Mr. Brennan is IIn a classical 'honors graduate attorney and counselor in lhe of the University of Detroit Farmington area, The en. High School. He earned his gagcment was announced at BA degree at the University private dInner parties In Bir. of Michigan, gr8duatlng as mingham and ChIcago. a James B. Angell scholar Mr. Tisdale's parents are with honors In psychology. ( Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Walker He Is a reseaL'ch assistant Tisdale. of SI. Clair Shores, at the SUrvey Research Cen. lately of Chicago. Mr. Tis- tel' of the Unlverslty's In. dale is the Michigan broker stitute for Social Research. WOMEN'S PAGES for Holly Development Com. In September, he will enter pany the University of Michigan .. Law School, where he has MISS Brennan, an hon~rs been awarded a full tuition graduate and valedlctor~an scholarship. FroID Another Pointe of Our Lady of Mercy HLgh Short and to School of Farmington, grad. A December 29 wedding of Vie,v The Pointe uated summa cum laude from date is planned. By Pepper Whitelaw They are ELIZAB£TH J. BATTEN, sophomore, daugh. Arbor Day in Michigan isn't until Friday, April ter of MR. a.n d M R S. Hard at work creating decorations for day March 16, at 12:30 o'clock are 28, but local groups are already preparing for the R~BERT B. BATTEN of the North High School Parents Club (left to right) MRS. HANK MURRAY, big day. Lmcoln road; LINDA BEL.. h' D t F h' ANGER, junior, daughter of Sprmg Scholars Ip e~ser, as l~n MRS. CHARLES W. DAVID, JR. and The Grosse Pointe Garden Club Council meets MRS. HAROLD l'AHKl':H, this Monday morning, February 28, at 9:30 o'clock, MR. and MRS. JOHN BAL. I Show and Ca~d Party, to. be held 111 at Central Library, to discuss plans for the local ANGER of Hunl Club; JOHN the North HIgh gymnasIUm, Thurs- CERNEY, sophomore, son of ---- celebration of the 100th anniversary of Arbor Day. I:: l~ ~l MR. and MRS. T RUM A N ELSA JEANNETTE FRon. as second vice.president of I senior syst"lllS supervisor for CERNEY of Lake S h 0 reMAN, daughter of DR. and the Detroit Hearing and 1\Detroit .2 d i SOil Company. The Council will sell trees and shrubs to drive; LYNN CODDINGTON, MRS. CHARLES E. FROn. Speech Center, 19185 Wyo. and hai; load 27 years ex. commemorate the day. All garden club presidents junior, daughter of MR. and MAN, of Brys dril'e, who en. mingo The Center is a. Torch perience in Jlublit utilities and representatives have been invited to Monday's MRS. WILLIAM CODDING. listed as a WAVE at the Drive agency which helps the with Detroit Edison, meeting to help plan civic improvement proj~cts TON of Lincoln road; MRS. Navy Recruiting Station, De. hearing and speech impaired and hear ~lrs. Alfred Goolsby speak on trees and SHERYL ROBERSTON ROS. troit, last October 28, com. in the tri.county area. Dur. Cadet l\1EL KENNEDY, i pruning. LUND, senior, daughter of pleted 10 weeks of basic ing her iour years on the son of 11tH, and 1\1 R S . I Fashion On Display MR. and MRS. GO ROO N training at Recruit Tlaining board, Mrs. Gilewicz haf. ROllEHT H. KENNEDY. of 1 ROBERTSON of Ha m pton Command (Women), Naval been chairman of program Trombley load, has been' Barl Edmund hair stylists deliberately and They'll Plant ,':'1 Tree road; and ANN C. SCHIES. Training Center, Bainbridge, services and development, named to the bid-term honor brilliantly designed mannequins for National The Grosse Pointe Farms and Garden Club are special affairs and nomina. f,LER, sophomore, daughter ~1d., and was graduated dur- roll to Castle Heights 1\1 ili. Beauty Saloll Week, eighleen in all. You are planning to plant a large Ginko tree (a tree of east- of MR. and MRS. MARTIN Ing a military review January tions. tary A cad e III y , Lebanon, erl1 China with fan.shaped leaves and yellow fruit) SCHIESSLER of Birch lane, 7. The Grosse Pointe South Tenn. cordially invited 10 Bart Edmond Salon, free at ,the Children's Home of Detroit, in Cook road, on " • • High School alumna enjoyed JOSEPH D. CREA, o[ MOlmt of ehar'gc, to see this exciting collection. Wedr:esday, April 12, at 3:30 o'clock, following its Judge GEORGE N. BAS. a 14.day leave with her fam. Vernon road, has been nam. Pledging Beta Hho of Della! WINNEH - Mr. Robert annual luncheon meeting at 12:30 o'clock, at the HARA. JR., of Sunningdale ily before reporting to the ed to the Wayne County Zela sorority al :llichigan I Grqsse Pointe Club.' Mrs. Charles Parcells, Jr., road, Judge o[ Probate for Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Planning Commission to fill State University, East Lan. Bart Edmond president, arid Mrs. Thomas Hammond, conserva. Wayne County, has been ap. Fla., for Photographer's Mate a vacancy in the field of pub. sing, is COLETTE STEPH.' pointed to the new seven. School. Remlly Salon tion chairman, will make the presentation. lic utilities. His nomination ANIE GILEWICZ, daughter ;;: * * member Advisory Commis. was submitted by Third Dis. of MRS. LORETTA GILE. GROSSE POINTE WOOOS DOWNTOWN sian on Drug Abuse and AI. The Waldorf School Pal" trict Commissioner ERVIN WICZ, of Allard road. She is 21316 Mack Ave. 4S E, Adam. It Started in Nebraska coholism by GQvernot' Wil. 886-6060 WO 2.1112 ents Association will present A. STEINER. JR., of Vol. a freshman majoring in Thursday and Friday evening. by appointment .' The first successful Arbor Day was put into liam Milliken. Judge Bashara, a preview of a new musical, taire place. Mr. Crea is a Human I;cology, operation on April 10, 1872, primarily through the is to serve a two.year term, "We All Want," by com.I------.----.------efforts of J. Sterling Morton, then president of the advising the Governor and poser.lyricist Renee Boncy. Legislature regarding state Nebraska State Board of Agriculture. of Windsor, on February 18 drug abuse and alcoholism and 19. Contributing to the More than a million 'trees were planted that, programs. first Arbor Day in Nebraska and some 350 million production of the musical is more trees planted there in the next 16 years. * * * DUANE BONDY, drnma 'RICKEY E. DAVIS, of Ken. teacher at the University. The movement spread rapidly throughout the sington road, a sophomore at Liggett SchooL, and PAT. Wayne State University, is United States and now Ar~OI; Day is ohserved na- RICK DUNN, of the Grosse the first resident of the City tionally. The date varies in different localities due Pointe Players. to climatic conditions. of Grosse Pointe to enter this ~: year's annual Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament, South. MR. and MRS. J. CRAIG Spe~king of Early Preparations eastern Michigan's portion of WALTER, of Cincinnati, 0., Members of the 1947 graduation classes of the nation's largest boxing announce the birth of their first child, a d a ugh t e r, (Continued on Page 15) program. KERSTIN CHADWICK, Jan. uary 30. Mrs. Walter is the former BETSY HUIZINGA. continuing our drastic clearance daughter of MR. and MRS. A GROUP OF DRESSES-COSTUMES R A L.P H HUIZINGA, of . PANTSUITS-All WEATHER COATS Ridgemont road. Paternal grandparents are I.'IfR. and $10- $15- $20- $30- $40 MRS. BRUCE WALTER, of Lowell, Mich. • All OTHER FALL 1 • I) • AND WINTER UP Ii !Receiving his bachelor of • dre5Ses • costumes TO 12 OFF journalism degree at recent • cc,ktai1 & formal dresses graduation exercises at Uni. versity of Missouri, Colum. bia, )10., is CHARLES GRIM. SHAW JR., son of 11m. and MRS. CHARLES GRIM. SHAW, of Berkshire road. ~ . " On board the M. S, Sun. ward of the Norweiglan Caribbean Lines were Point. ers WALTER KOWALESKI and his granddaughter, CA)IlLLE NOWOSIELSKI. The weekend cruise to Nas. sau highlighted • AubUSOrl TapE'stry 7'x5 Yl' • Pewabic Pottery • Carefully cho~"rl 18th Century furniture. prints, porcelain, early gla~~, fireplace fixtures especially andirorls . Jht shops of • Alway~ interested irl buying fine thirlg~ . • Open daily 10 to 5 except Sundays. W~tt"1t.J'it..C~ 3 Kercheval Ave. at Fi~her Road Sfore HOurI, Monday ,hru Kercheyal at SI. Clair . Grussl Polite Friday 9,30 a.m. '1,1 5,30 Punch and Judy 810cl p.m. Cla,ed Saturday •. Parking in rear and our new stIln TU 1.1505 2861 Somerset Mall ' Troy TU 2-4724 t". ~ 72t t z'tnrf"htt7tttt t t the.' tZtrZ'5S. 17 eMnrw,'t' ••• tN.>" •••• t 'is t.rtttc t pt.st .,.,$"err. tn ",,,pttr#ttt't:Wttd k'tbtst"tp t tittltpg)>> tipyc,'o,'f:it.'h'bb.i.. ,'. Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NeWS Thursday, February 24, 1972 Society News Gathered from the Pointes I Catholic Study Group Set "Leap Year Frolic" I The Catholic Study. Club of Seafood Gala I Mrs, Frederick Gersdorff ______Detroit celebrated Its 75th "Leap Year Frolic" will he Hliarious Enterlainment" Anniversary on October 22, At Hunt Club Miss Hassig Says a delightful afternoon spon. skit. 1971, with citations from lhe s?r~~ by the phila~throplc The purpose of the party Is Mayor ,of, Detroit and mr.l~y The Grosse Pointe lIunt diVISIon of the Cathohc Study to raise funds [or the various other CIVICLeaders for their Club will hold its bi.annual Vows February 12 I Cl~b o[ Detroit at t~e Grosse Organizations which l,ave cons~ant concern for the Com. Seafood Pa rt~' this Friday, Pomte War Memorial, Tues. depended on their contrlbu- mumty, , ' Februan 25, The,,'l1 be a' d,ay• Februar)' 29, at 12:30 lions in the past ye8rs, such ,Mrs. Eugene 0 Conno.r IS fresh o~ster and ~lal1l bar, Dawn Hassig is her Sister's Honor Maid: Brother o clock, as the United Foundation, 10 charge ~f reser.vallons. escargots, 0 ys t e r s casino Walter Mark and Sister, Marcia Lynn Mrs. R i c h a r d Christy, March of Dimes, Children's For further mformatlon call and rockefcller, shrimp, frog Serve as Ushers chairman of lhe affair has Camps, and the many Cui. KE 2-772'1, legs ,scallops, smelt and a,. asked Pointersllfrs. Louis tural Societies of the Melro. --- . sorted hot hor, d'oculTes to A reception at Stouffers, Eastland, followed the • Riehl and Mrs. Adam Pas- politan Detroit area. The list If yOU gel a chance to buy tempt seafood 10I'en;' palates. wedding of Pamela Ann, Hassig and Frederick ney, both of Aline drive, to is endless of the Ol'ganiza. things [or a song, take time Follol'.'ing a Drive up to our door in Detroit and use our Valet Parking service. The charge is nominal. 2167. THE ANGLE UNIVElfSAL MALL Detroit. Second at Lothrop, open Thursdays until 8:30 p.rn, Card Shoppe Change your viewpoint oc. Troy. Somerset Mall, Big Beaver at Caolidge, open Thursdays and Fridays until 9 pm. 19491 MACK 881.4780 (odioining LoBonbonniere Bakery) burdenscationally become- sometimesgollden theop. ANTIQUE SHOW , - porlunities. SPECIAL THIS WEEK ... AND SALE CH EESECA K E 79(; Dequindre & 12 Mile Road Having a tea? Let us Square Warren, Michigan (O"e, good 'ril March 1,') help prepare your sweet table MARCH6 thru MARCH 12 Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. 19487 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE WOODS Sunday 12 noon 'til 5 P.M. Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Closed Mondays) Free Admission Free Parking Phone 884-4251 Free Parking in rear Try Our Cakes lor any Special Occasion TAKE IT TO VIENNA ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Delu.e travel ware comes with lu SLJ/)ER PRICKS ON ALL FliRNITllRE f'Rl))\'l 10% TO 40% Of'f' Zip-up Junior Profile's super tent-lopper plus panls in navy brushed denim, Great travel gear, from the Redwood forest 10 Fisherman's Wharf and back home again. It's handsome. practical fashion, 100 In misses' sizes, $75. Come see more <:,f Come ,n and brow,e through our complete ,election of Miss Hudson's new spring panls-Iooks modeled informally, February 25, from 4:30 'ravel gadgets- wheal, for your lugg09", ,'come". po~s- 108:30 pm, iI's limed conveniently for working gals. Miss Hudson Shop- Eastland, port eme,. lole,. and many olher uleiul item~. We ore <:>pen from !0 a.m. 10 5:30 doily. 16421 HARPER NR. WHITTIER HAR.VEY'S Compleat Traveler MON., TUES., TELEPHONE THURS. AND FRI. 881.1285 345 FISHER ROAD Acr~:~O~,:;~.:~~i",'881-0200 9 TO 9 PS , 4 • •• 4 c ...a up. •• us 14ue, a ;Q • c • • p 4 " Thursday, February 24, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen --_._ .._------_.-._-_. __ ._-----~-~------_._- ._-- -~ .._-----_.------,----,------Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women ------._-----_ .. - - ._------_._------_._------}fI. Kllfllers ~r F. Mrs PauIMichae I Donah ue! ''In.The.Plant'' Sale Set By Goodwill Industries ~~n~heinto:~~ n~:~~~~rG:~: • I Sets of old fashiDned ice area is immediately next to I '1 IJ will Sheltered Shops through ~tedM~~~':'}Ep;"'p,1 ,;:' ,." 1 cream parlD~ chairs. and the WDrkshDps. There WI 1 . e From Anoth er Point of Vi e:J! . tab I es. antique furllllure,. refreshments Ilnd entertam. the collection, repair. and . Church was lhe setting for china, silver, and brie.a.brae I ment thrDughDut the day to sale of household discard" (Contllllle!! from Pnge 13) the Saturday, February 5. will be among the many lend a gala air to. the event. items Dn display and fDr sale Free parking is available Funds frolll sale of rCClJll- Grosse Pointe High School are busy making decora. 11'l'dding of Barbara Robbins, at the GODdwill Industries next to the Goodwill Build. ditioned ml'rchandise pars tions for their 25.vear reunion, a dinner.dance, ~Atklllson, daugh~er of Mrs, Annual Spring ''In-The.Plont ing. the wages of handi<'iJpped I t d f S t d • J 24 th G P , t ,Edison L. RobblllS, of Lor. s,a e or a ur ay, une ,at e rosse 0111 e '~jne road, ami the late 1\11', I Sale" to. be held at the GODd. . .. wDrkers. During the year will Building, 6522 Brush at Goodwill Industries IS a 1971 League-Goodwill pro. '\ acht Club. I Hobbins. and William Lud I East Grand BDulevard. on part ~f the League F~r The vided service or employml'nl Decorations eUlllmittee members include 1\1rs, , wig Kufnl'l', of Wyandottl',; Thursday, March 2. Sale I Hand!cap~ed - GODd~11I .I~. to about 5.000 handicapped Henry Murray, Mrs. Wilson Scott, Mrs. Jaek CamjJ' ~~~n of !\II', an~. M~s, Ll~dl~.i.g hDurs will be from 9 a.m. d,ustl'les. rhe Goodwill D~Vl. men and women in lhe Dc. bell Mrs. Neal Waitman Mrs Hobert King and! J~lIfr. 1', ,of \\Ill ., / "1 SALE Dome Umbrella $5 ~f'O~OI1 <.lo,I~" on 01'1 (Ipor Ii In y I 1Irn II I ( II (J Ih c: I f 0 I fT' \ (] [H"f(,( I vl."f"I,ly I, ~ 70 de( p 33 WI'I<. ~";\rs Ldwrence Buell Jr Jacob SonS J. l - ~ -- ~ --.- -...... --- ..--...... • PC. =04 • ' .... P¥=' .OP SA .S •• a 2 JI Sh' S2S ae JS • Q sa; a aUUh 2"45$$ a .5, 2 a » lit ~aQe Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 24, /972 lSociety News Gathered from the Pointes ,',Garden Club Mrs. Larry J, Thomas iM' B W d Holland, o{ Dallas, to serve To Visit DIA Slate FASH/BASH i IS5 rennan e a\~:tM::;~ and John Bond The Windmill Pointe Gar- i~~£:"a:e\:I::e:n ~:.us::: dE'n Club will meet at 10 :30 For Mon. Mar. 20 To Larry Thomas , Ml's, Thomas will make theil' o'clock, Wednesday, March 1, ------.-.~--- Il home in Santa Barbara Cal. at Ihe Windmill Pointe hona' Many Pointers Working for the Junior Council At an afternoon ceremony, Saturday, February ------' ,of Mrs. Dwight Nelson Jr., of the Detroit Institute of Arts FASH. BASH i ' . president. From there, they d ,12, in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, Nancy ~ STOP AND TIIJ~K ~ \l'ill leave for the Detroit Arl to Ai Detroit Youtheatre i It, f \)T ' I Dnve carefully - It may B rellllUn, (Iaugl1 el Dr alter X. Brennan, of Lmcoln , save the life of a child-and , Institute where they.will have FASII/BASU II, dance and --includ~- DSn chief. Edward! i road, and the late Mrs. Brennan, and Larry J. I you from a lifetime of night. luncheon, and a. gUided tour I celebrity fashion auction ben. 0 a vis; restauranteur and i :Thomas, of Dallas, were married. i mares 01 1.. the North Wmg, 1 efiting the museum's Detroit Pointer, Chuck Muer; poliec i Presiding at the 1:301------.- • ,.' : Youthealre, will be staged at commissioncr, John Nichols; : ,o'clock rites was Dr. Ray I------~ ',' Pl sports heroes to walk down ity; Honorable Peter B.: A "eneral meclin" of the Pointe War l\lemorl'al, ]'s {ea. I • Ring the fashion runway, under Spivak. Detroit auction' Dr: , ", .". DOLTS AND BOLTS the direction of auctioneer and Mrs. Ken~eth B. Wash:' ChrISt Child SoclCty WIll be tured in a one-man photo- i Restyling iudge Peter B, Spivak of the ington, traffic control', Wil held today, Thursday, Febru. graphic show at ;\lanufactur. , I ers Bank, 20200 Mack ave. OF BEAUTIFUL BARGAINS ,Common Pleas Court. ~Iodels Iiam J. :',Iarkley, gifts; 1\11'. ary 24, al the Golden Lion 'i nul'. His color prints depict,' ------.------and Mrs. Douglas A, &'chu- Reslaurant. in Moross road. the incorporation of art into' IN DECORATOR FABRICS bot, tickets; Mr. and lIIrs. Cocktails will be served at modern architecture and are' Trumbull, celebrities, and 11 :30 o'clock and luncheon at on display between 10 a.m. Mrs. Kenneth M. Davies, 12:30 o'clock. They will be d I f d d t t' tan 4:30 p.m., Monday i 00 an en er ammen . followed by a business meet- through Thursday' and be- "SECONDS"" , Some ~:jO,OOO sc.hool chi!. I mg, I tween 10 a,m. and' 7 p.m, on d:en annually are I~ the au- Mrs. John Tulloch, of Lin. Friday. The sholl' runs' SHEERS VELVETS dlences of the DetrOit Youth. coIn road, is chairman. I through Wednesday March 1 I I Dccron, from SPECIAll Y PRICEO eatre, The live theatrE: proj- , ' . Linen, Colton. Silk ect is headed by Dr. Audley .' Orlan. $125 Nylon and linen A. Gross.man, curator of the InternatIonal-Sterling , Fiberglas ~,L Arl InstJlute's Theatre Arts. 00 I from $ 59~J. I - UPIIOLSTEHY FABHlCS ~~f~a:~~~~t~::::s:I~::::s:~:: I 1' 9 al children's theatre in the 25°I I Off salfW from $2 ?1 V,S., with live Broadway mu- a SLiPCOVEHS FabL'~ouS Values sicals, plays and puppet COUTURE shows in the Auditorium from February 6 thru March 11 1972 FABHICS where students bus in for ' Plain Colors and DRESS FABRICS twice daily performances. Beautiful Prints HEi\lNANTS Sma 11 e r, more versatile Sheer Wools-Silk Prinh shows travel to the schvols from $} 9~1. Polyester Knits themselves throughout the metropolitan area. The same () shows are scheduled at the 2 Convenient Locution ... museum for the public as 25008 lillIe Mack 01 10 Mile 1933 So. Telegraph Rd. part o{ the "Something Every Saturday" program. St, Clair Shores • 775-0078 Pontiac • FE 2.9163 Named to the fall semester Dean's List at John Carroll University, Cleveland. 0., are MAR Y C. MEATHE, of Grosse Poi n t e boulevard; NANCY E.~mO\vCZYNSKI, of South Renaud; and ED- Jf/E'VE COLLARED WARD S. EGANTIOS, of Webber place. THE RIB TOP ... I'. ~ SEPTEMBER :-" lD OuRARRV-1l l!J VAlENClA--B 1972 MASTERPIECE--( AN(;EI.Hj[;E-A I>AWN ROSE-R m m IT! PRElUOE-A [jJ IHIII-1l [iJ new! ROMAN(E-8 ~ ROY,~1. DANISfI-e (MADE IN U.s.A I ~!llOA!" Of AR(-A @I RHAI'SODV-f1 @l GRANDE REL;ENCY-C [iO) WII./) ROSE-A @ ROSE l"'I.lET--,~ Open Stock at Spectacular Sale Prices, Everything From a Teaspoon to a Carving SPRING 72 ... THE NEW Set in All These Patterns LAYERED LOOK IN A WASH- Can you Ihink of a hcller lime 10 "update" your service with till- ABLE RIB-NYLON .. , SHORT IS IT TIME? in and add-on pieces' Or even slart your service if you don'l already own one And how aoout a gill for someone special' SLEEVES, IN NAVY WITH YilU save on every purchase. THE BEGINNING OF AN EXCITING WAY OF LIFE. THE ST. JOH~'S WAY. WHITE COLLAR, RED WITH '."Ut" WHITE, AND BROWN WITH -:jJ~t:--.T. '-.. CiJlOII' D .-.---.. J~~~--=~~~~~~-l_~'!_ ...... ~!~ __N!W1=~!.!:.-~_~fn~i~L WHITE. SIZES S, M. L. St. John's Military Academy believes St. John's is a high school and college 4Pt,PI,tcrSI!1.ltoi I J.Cit.l~ $11.l4 $,!-4'"1() $040." 5~7!>O $"'.14 in building men for life. St. John's i prep. grade, 71:.1. Nondenomina. 4 Pt, PI~P ~1, I. "'S:;''' "US &o~!. 4".~O f,) 00 41.n ~~~I'l~'~:71,75 SUI instills spirit in a boy. Competitive tional. Ana, just 25 miles Wast of lu,pooPl 9')0 1.n IO~ 7.• 1 1100 1.1$ 1J 00 1.15 spirit in almost every conceivable ,.,.;~ ~lflfl', '" I lJOO ,." '" 00 10,50 f4I ~ 10 .. 15'5 " .... Milwaukee. Visit our beautiful 320 PIM:' ~M •. I( 14 1S 11,01 If>1S US. 17!lO U.13 '000 IS.OO sport. And, competitive spirit in the acre campus. We'll shaw you how PII(, 'orll, "I L~ l,Q '0 .• ' 16 ~ I U,JI Ii ~ n,n 1000 15,00 ATTENTION P.a11rrn rlloi""~' 'r,Jll'''~''f~\ ollnl"""l'O",,,l S.1,"" C()....l)~"'r I?..I!' M, Thoma, (ongo,on (Cia" of '61), Adml\1ioO\ OHnc'or will be of Wrile or call: .' th~ following InM' Williom 1. Well, Headmolle, FEB, 26, 27, 28, 29 80. 452, Delafield, Wilconsin 53018 (414) 646.3311 GEORGIAN INN 31321 G,cliol-294.0400 'Me"'l. MARCH I, 2, 3, 4 ST. JOHN'S KINGSLEY. INN 1415 Wood.:.':.:~d644.'400 MILITARY ACADEMY Ib8 3S Kercheval In The VrIlage TU 5.1232 ~~ SbolID~ OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTil 830 PM 63 and 76 Kercheval-on-the-Hill ...... dee4 .. « '-If ,t • d." n t s • CdS 7 I bride, was best man lInd iName Seven There's a reason lor every. •C. Robert Sinnett ot Rolling Mrs, William D. Perry, Jr. Engaged thing, but few people dig up Jea n n e L• CU 5 I k Meadows, IIi., ushered. The New Trustees t.he facts to support the bride was given in marriage reason. by her brother, William P. I' Cusick Jr., of River Valtl, At its recent annual meet- Wed to Mr. Perry N. J. ing, the Founders Society De. .----_ ..- --- I The bride's mother wore a troit ]nstitute of Arts electe 'I"; I:March 2, at 1 o'clock, al the The Fox Creek Queslers ~tl'Oh BLre wW~r y comJPany ' C BEDSPREADS DINNER SETS K.•AIJ(4I1J~/l~N Pemberloll road home of will go on a field trip from ~~r~ . 1IIslon, r. o. COMFORTERS PlACE MAT SETS ----- ...... ------I I\lrs. Raymond Meliingp(. 10 o'clock to 4 o'clock Wed. Bmnmgham was elected sec. EstRblished 1899 , .Mrs, Philip Goold wiiI be the n e s day, March 8, 'to the reta~y. Mr. Winston is vk.e. BABY ITEMS BlANKET COVERS. > Pewabic Potteries on Jeffel" presl~ent of Tempco, ]nc. 10 OUR ANNUAL SALE co.hostess, A stud)' paper" DetrOIt. "Monumenlal Bronze Rub. son A\ enue. Edward E. Rothman. of NIGHT SPREADS - 60% OFF FEBRUARY bing," will be gil'cn by Mrs. Bloomfield Hills was elected Sidney McCleary. Participating in the 1972 trustee emeritus, and is the Drip-Dry Chambray in Yellow, Green, Blue, Large Slock of Mrs. Richard Noyes pre. Facuily Exhibition of the second individual so honored White or Beige with White Tri~ ..1'. ()rl-elltai Rugs sented a paper, "The Super. Wayne State University ~e. ~~st~~~~~~ry of the Found. Reg. SALE ,... cargo," at the Februnry 3 partment of Art and Art Ih~. Willis F. Woods, director TWIN 25.00 9.95 meeting of the club. The sub. t y 's LOUISE TANSEN DOUBLE 30.00 11.95 " USED RUGS ACCEPTED IN TRADE ject matter for her paper was or I E t . f! of the Detroit Institute of QUEEN 40.00 15.95 taken from a hand.written NOBILl, of as Je erson Arts, continues as executive KING 50.00 19.95 12U76 E. Jefferson journal kept by her husband's avenue. The exhibit opens director and Frank A. Mor. VA 1.9S0Q ' great.great.grandfather, who Sunday, February 27, and gan, of Chalfonte avenue, as manager of the Founders OTHER ODDS & ENDS - UP TO 90% OiF lived from 1795 to 1881. con tin u e s unlit Sunday, Society. Mon. Ih,u Sa' She brought his journal to March 19, in the Community 9,30 '0 5:30 the meeling for members to Arts Gallery, Cass at Kirby An Dunce of prevention see, and also an old print, avenues. There are more usually amounts to a pound circa 1830, of the harbor at than 100 works being exhibit. of useless worry for the Newburyport, Mass. Hostess ed by the 44 faculty mem- future. for this meeting was Mrs. bers, many of which arc Robe);t Reas, of .13ireh Lane. available for purchase. Seeing others as we see Weekly departures for 1972, Thursdays, returning Sundays (4 clays.3 ItJghb) YIa ourselves might help some, 120 FISUEU IWIWIC'lG UNITED AIR LINES, non stop jet transportation to Las V.... too. IPIClUDING: tlotel AccommDdatlon, at tfIt BI'CIIlIlN.w HOliDAY I~ ml~,"""" Feb. 1, 1972, round trip air tnlQsportotion from Detroit and many other pee. ftat1lreI. 1'd,,,on aoubl. o(Cupancy, plus S 15.15".r ". .. 0" for tox oN..,...... OTHlR STRIP HOTELS ARE AVAILAIUE, AT ADDITONAL COSTI VAN fURNITURf • JACOBSON'S WilL BE CLOSED FOR INVENTORY next TUESDAY, FEB. 29 .~~;~~sr' E~2." jr~ni e girl like you like4 to tie up a Jacob SonS total look for spring. 'Start ground up with this little tied -up T - strap by S. R. O. In tan, Visit na vy, yellow and MELANGE 1 red kid or white for the unusual -- candles, crystal, antiques, crushed patent, $19. and decorative items. Some of ~he new I footgear bound to I SPECIAL OFfER please a nice girl I Melange invite~ you to be their gue~t at the Detroil Spring Antique Snow, Marcn 15.19 like you at i at the East Eight Mile Armory, Receive one free adult admission ticket with a $10.00 ffitifcnandise purchase 01 Melange. Jhudsons ! Purchm,e your 'jcl.:eh at Melange for the Spirit of Detroit A•.so(lo,jon'~ bet,2f.f preyiew of tt,e Delroi' Spring Anliqu~ ShOll', lue.doy ev.ning. Moren 14 Sove on oo'vane. .ole Idell Irom Melonge lor the Del,oil Spring Antique St\o:'. Sove even more with a tive-dot p:ns (Good for one odmi\1ion per day on eoch of ,11.. five days, Morch \5 th'OUII" 19) 10' only $700. oho on .ole 01 Melonge. .... CROSS(,oln: '0343 M",k "''''""e TU 4.5885 I I••ICU.: 999 S Hunlt' At Woodwo,d Ml 7.2600 : VAN FURNITURE lIVOII.: Me .. i.5 PI",o, 5 Mi./M"r,imon 55'3600 : MELANGE $lOP: Mo ... Thurs. & F,i, "il 9 P.M, KUl'hl'\al ",vl'nlll' nl AIIl'r lIund ~~~~~ )' •• J'~, t- l' " .' •• ~.. ... '. \ .. III }".," \ ~ ." 'lIo .. "" 7a ~ .. ~. J. " II ~ -...... 'eeb .'' eo,. •• ft ••• we h:1. Me tt. Thursday. February ~4, 1972 Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------._-_ .. ~-_._-_._-_.. _------_. ------Society News Gathered from thePointes ------_._------_.------_ ... _------_ ..•._ .._ ..- -~----- ._-----_._-_.~~--~------The DH. ROBEHT SO:'\G~ I hid S' At' t J B d M' dB' k P Pi d FAMILY, o[Carmellanr. had 5 h I · T May Bri e WISS r IS ean er Betrothe ea ow roo' arty, anne a vcry succes.~Iul week lit: C 0 a rs Ip ea To Give Poetry Recital ----- Boyne :'Ilountalll, II arb 0 r A gala group of Grosse the charter bus which will Springs. ~licl1. Dr, ~on!!e was h 1 The Allillnce Francaise de Pointe couples under the take the black tie party to third in the men's slalom, . 5 t F M 6 Grosse Pointe joins with the auspices of Grosse Pointe Meadow Brook and when the !: Mrs. Songe won a second e or arc Detroit Alliance Saturday, War Memorial Association, guests arrive they \vill con. l' place trophy, son William February 26, to present the will party to the rolling hills tinue to enjoy their Hbations was second in the chiliJren's ------I Swiss arllst Jean Der in a of noches~er Friday evening, in the luxurious Fountain slalom, daughter Fay was ~North High Parents Club Plan Benefit with Spring I poetry recital-spectacle. This March 3, at 6 o'clock to en. Room where set-ups will also first in th~ la~ies' slalom, an.d ' Theme; Mrs. F. Wallace Bissinger Serves cultural event, which should joy a dinner dance in the be provided. Jan was first III the dllidren s G I Ch • be of great interest to local. luxurious setling of Mr. and, Reservations at $17.50 per race. ' as enera airman iles famlliar with the French Mrs, Alfred Wilsons' former ( " " "Flowers, Finery ~d Fun;;-wjIJ set the mood lllllguage and literature, is mansion, the lovely lOO-room person c.overing the enlire An e.\hibilion and sale oC Cl b scheduled [or 2 o'clock in the Tudor "Meadow Brook Hall". evening - chauffeured trans. original art by RICHARD of Grosse Pointe North High School's Parents U Sentinel B'uil:ling, East Jef. It is still completely furnish. portation, cocktail hour, din. ANZINGEH will be held in fourth annual "Spring Benefit", Thursday, March ferson at Chene, Detroit. ed as it was when the Wilsons ner and dance should be the Verve Art Gallerie, 11139 16, at 12:30 o'clock in the school's gymnasium. M. Dcr, renowned through. were in residence. made at Grosse Pointe War Morang road. beginning Sat. d l' f $2 . out E u r 0 p e and in many Setups will be provided on Memorial's office at once. urday, Mareh 4. On view will I A ana lOn ~. IS Smith, Mrs. Myron Vivian. I parts of the States as II skill. be original photographs,. asked to subSIdIZe t~e Barbara Friedberg will nar. ful interpreter of French Suburban Nurses Registry photograms, 0 vel' painted Parents Club scholarshIp rate. Mrs. John Mazer will 1 poetry, is on a late.February photographs, spray paintings, fund, Mrs. F. Wallace be the featured pianist. I and March tour of this coun. EXPERIENCED. NURSING SERVICES IN oil paintings. and eon.struc. Bissinger will serve U,; Mrs. Jack Otto, fashion S ~1.r. anfd F~I~sf' ~eon~ld'd W, ttrY: He will ~ome itOtheE De. ~lr. and Mrs. R. G. Smat. lions. as well as a. IUnited general chairman. Mrs. h h ' d III Culm, 0 aIr oru ro" ,are rOIt area d Ire c Iy rom Ilak of ~liddlesex road an. HOMES, HOSPITALS OR"URSIe HOMES number of ;,('P.ro~,ucllons. William Queen, 88.1.. 4448 ~ O\~ ~lal~m~n ~n . l'rs. announcing the engagement Cleveland, where he is also I nou'nce 'the enaageme~t of . ar~ • 1II ra), (e.cOl a 1O.I1S of their daughter DIANE appearing in recital. I' b All Hours - Anytime. MR, and MRS. MATTHEW I, has tic.k~t informatl~n. chaIrman co-operatmg with I MARIE to Joseph Manus M Ber has seheduled for theIr daughter, CHERYL - \ I I lOllS dnssnrt \\'111 bc John 1-:1<1('1'of the school staff \,. I'h' f 'I " , . . LEE t n b t CPt r f UA \' LSUN Ill, ui D"lIen" ' (Cole L L', . ,J it • , bon 0 "r. allu MI'~. Ius program selecllOn.s from ,0 ••0 er . c e s, 0 Specializing in Geriatrics Conn annoullce the birth of I served, coffee or te:l, fol- ha\ e arranh?ehd a~ll unus~dal Joseph M. Walsh of Heno, Clement Marot, Ronsard, La- Hillsdale, son of Mrs. Cli(. ;r'd' auab~ter, KATHEHlNE lowed by an exciting fashion run.way IV Ie WI provi e Nev Ft' V' t 11 A d HAYSthe January 24. ~\lrs. sholl' by Martha's Closet ~[ a fast-paced show with ex.' . on ame, IC or . ugo, . e ford Peters, and the late :\lr. Male or Female Patients Davis;n is the former SL'S. Fishel' Road introducing theIr cellenl viewing for all guests The bride elect was grad- l'l!uss~t, B~udetalfe, P a u I Peters. ,Office h d I prcsent. Don Hichards of uated fr?m Grosse Pointe 'verlame, Rlmbaud, Alphonse ANNE HAYS. d;;ughter of spring line. Mot er mo e s North will rovide prof('ssion. South Il1gh S c h 0 0 1 llnd .Daudet, Edmond Hostand, The bride.elect was 771.4124 778.6266 777-5926 MRS, ROBERT ~1. HAYS, of are 1111'S. Wilton Henderson, III audio.visual assistance. earned her. Bac.helor de~ree J~cques Prever~. The works uated from Michigan Whittier read. r" t ern a I :\lrs, .John Huckins, Mrs. Wil. at the UniversIty of MIch. WIll cover a Wide range of University in 1966. arandparents are MR, and liam Killebrew, Mrs. III. Hill, Paper streamers and fresh igan. She is presently em- subjects and moods and they ~ms. MATTHEW DAVISON,: :\lrs, Harvey Pickford, Mrs. flowers will convert the gym- ployed as personal secretary will be delivered in French, Hcr fiance received his JR., of Flint. ' Jack Shook. Mrs. Her~ nasium into a spring fa?tasy, to Mayor Roman S. Gribbs. There is ample parking Masters degree Irom the Un i- . I Each table. of four WIll be Her fiance was graduated ~\lailable under the Sentinel versil~' of Michigan in 1970. i covered w~th yellow .cloths from Grand Rapids Catholic Building for those interested centered .wlth orange CIrclets Central High School, earned in attending the recital, which A June 17 wedding is UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY decke? WIth yellow pots band- his Bachelor degree in man. is free to Alliance members. planned. Well known Grosse e~ wIth. orange. velvet and agement science and MEA Ther(; will be a $2 charge for An established gift and Pointe Stylist extends fl.lled WIth multl.colored lu- at the University of Detroit. guests. an invitation to all ready-to-wear Grosse Pointe cite f1o\~'ers an~ fuzzy be,es. He is presently employed as of her f~ends and CenterpIeces. WIll ~e dr.ift. an auditor with the Ford lIlo. SUE H 0 L L E R B A C H, BIGELOW'S clients to visit her ot Shop is for sale. wood entwmed WIth. fIlm tor Company. daughter of MR. and MRS. flowers; and a prommently INTERIOR- EXTERIOR the $8,500 CASH RAYMOND HOLLERBACH, I pl~ced katy.did. the creation .They pl~n a May 27 \~ed. of Washington road, is par. price ;nclvdes up-to.date inventory I of Mrs. Robert Martin. dmg at b,. Paul Evangehcal Decorating Service Lutheran Chureh. ticipating in the "Eastern Residentio' - Commercial 'Write Grosse Pointe News, I Michigan University Dancers IIIrs. J 0 h n Study, gift Expert (jroHe pointe C~/ojeu.m Box 0-7, Grosse Pointe Farms, 40236. I in Concert," on March 2, 3, c h air man has received Painting & Repairing generolls donations from local Goodwill Women Plan and 4, in the Quirk Theatre • Moinlenance Service Beau.ty Salon merchants and businesses. Sandwich-Luncheon on the EMU campus. She is 01 All Type. bridge chairman will be Mrs. a junior at the university, 70335 Mack Ave. 181-7252 David Brierly; silver, Mrs. The March meeting of the majoring in special edueation. 884-4749 lor 0 I,ee Make- Your App1. No .... WHY PAY MORE? es'imo/e-.Re'erences furnished Walter Bertschinger; tickets, Women's Association of Good. . '" . Mrs, John Williams; public- will Industries will be held DR. JOHN H. BURROWS, ALL ,FURNIIURE 200;0 it)" Mrs. Ralph Cross, Jr. on Wednesday, March 8, in of Westchester road, Chair. and Mrs. Robert Martin; post the Goodwill Building, Brush man of The Michigan Cancer ABOVE COST sale, Mrs. Richard Landgraf. at Ellst Grand boulevard, at Foundation East Unit, is pre- 1Jfrau lKitklttub's Mrs. David Howell, chairing 1 o'clock following a sand- 3enling a symposium on Wed. We carry major brands clean-up. will be assisted by wich luncheon served at 11 :45 ne.~day, March 22, which will Needlepoint (\ KnilShoppe the Varsity Club. The Valky. a.m. focus on the care and man- ries and Senior Girl Scouts Guest speaker will be the agement of the advanced can. 16115 Mack ~ve" 881-5085 UNIQUE FURNITURE will also lend their services. Rev. Chenoweth Watson, Di. cer patient. It will be held at The party raises funds sole. restor of Social Services of 7 p.m. in the Regina High 559-6334 School Auditorium, 20200, Iy for the scholarship funct the Metropolitan D e t r 0 i t NEEDLEPOINT Decorating Assistance Available The money is made available Council of Churches. Rev. Kelly road, Harper Woods. to North High graduales hop. Watson will discuss 50me of ::::.:.:.:.:~:::::::~:::::::::::::.:::::.::::;::::::::::::.:::;:::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::ing to a (tend Michi gan Sta te the activities through which SHIP'S WHEEL FOUL WEATHER • PURSES • SCISSOR CASES • PILLOWS :::: supported schools. the mid. the Council as representative • PICTURES • CAMP CHAIR SEATS • POCKET PATCHES ::::/"'1 I dle.range student not receiv- of s 0 m e 500 Protestant SAILING :=:: t./,.,~t1t~RUGS SA VE 1/3 ing other scholarship help. churehcs reaches out into the SUIT .. HANGER COVERS • EYEGlASS CASES • RACKET COVERS .:.: . I Because the March 16 is community in service. Mrs. DESIGNS BY... J '11/(',1/' ((Ij:' II'" /loll IJril'f'(j ('1/ /11'/01(' II/I'ir orij:il/(t/ 1"11'1 a cur~iculum half-da~ tee~- M. R. Rhonenee will give an with the :::: ((JIll (('" ,,'mil (or "t/,' 10 lOll .\11,,11 mllit" "' II/(' ((Jllo,,'ill~: agers I? the commumtr :-Vlll inspirational message appro- DINAH SHORE NEEDlE NUTS :::: ' .. ,be aVailable for babyslthng. priate to the Lenten season . HIDDEN HOOD .:.; 20x12 KERMAN, .. $2,495 lI'1rs. TIichard Thams, 889- At the business meeting 39.S0 Volwe :!.fi 15xl2 KERMAN. $1,899 0675, can give you lhe name . President Mrs. John J. Lee 14xtO KERMAN.. $1,499 of a student interested in will rail on Mrs. A. Warren ;::: 12x9 KERMAN.. $1,199 8 k' th t it CREWEL TADROSS Brock, s p e cia I activities I ::!.:f:! 1~:: ~~:~:~:: ~ ::: wor mg a a ernoon. chairman. who will outline [01' Foul 8x5 KERMAN.. $ 549 .t." ;J/.' AHL&OUTE MR. and MRS. JAMES L. plllns the April 26, CREWEL EMBROIDERY designed by 6x4 KERMAN.. $ 299 i'f laL RALSTON JR., of Cumber. "Crossroads Fair." to be held W'eather in the Goodwill Building. Members will meet on March Comfort ERICA WilSON 22, in the Goodwill Building with Style Button Bracelets to Knit or Crochet I'I Irom 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to I ~::"::::;::,,:'<:,,::,:,:::,:,, Jacket Only Knitting and crocheting yarns, bulky yarns l"":,:!"",:,!,::t,,,.;,:,:"~:,.. ~~=~~1~i}{1~~~;~make items for the Fair 24.50 Value in orlan or wool ,------""!------. of MR. and MRS. WILLIAM booths. A. SAVAGE, of Moran road. Membership in and attend. 95 Mono Canvass and Persian Yarn Great grandparents are DR. $1 7 llnce at the meetings of the and MRS. STANLEY MAC- Women's Association are Yarns by Bernat, Columbia Minerva, Unger, Reynolds "We love roughing it here KENZIE, o[ Lochmoor Daule. open to any interested per. vard, and great great grand. sons. MACRAME KITS in the Canadian wilderness." mother is MRS. J. F. MAC. thesbip's wheel, inc. .: KENZIE, of Detroit. The pa- Drive carefully on the 19605 MACK TU 2.1340J' ternal grandparents are MH. highway-safety is no acri. \ OPEN DAILY' TO 6 and IIIRS. JAMES L. RAL- dent. S.' •• 1I11 5 p,m. ' And who would!!'t enjoy the extra pleasures of STON o[ Marion, Mich. staying at The Sutton Place Hotel-located belween o " I) shcpping and entertainment districts of Toronto. THEODORE H. MECKE, I JR .• of Cloverly road, chair- Florida Choose a room in traditional or contemporary man of ,the United Founda- decor. Use the extension phone in the bathroom. tion's Public Relations com. I Control the TV from your bed. Marvcl at the view ' l miltee, has presented the BoundP I manager of WWJ radio and 33 floors up. Relax in the swimming pool. Dine 'television stations, DON F. Classes Starting Week of March 13 grandly in The Royal Hunt Room. Go British in DeGROOT, with a plaque for Needlepoint - Intermediate The Bull and The Bear Pub. outstanding cooperation with the charitable foundation. New ... Now consider our serl'ice. Doors open for you. Thc presentation took place Felt Craft - Crewel The desk clerk smiles. Maids say good morning. at a recent meeting of the Fo, Addj,jono/ Inlo,motion CoIl Wailers hover attentively. Service like this makes U. F. Public Relations Com. 16960 Harper Avenue TRAVEL LIGHT Sutton Place lhe kind of hotel you lhought went out mittee. with the British Empire. And it did. Until we came r - _.- - _u_._ ... .., ----- .._---'------. along. For A Perfect I then For reservations dial '0'. Enterprise 7922, Or ,I Vacation I write. JuSI for once, enjoy roughing il in Toronto! PREMIERE RESTVLE AND REUPHOLSTER ~ THE stJTrON PLACE HOTEL YOUR Shop at " Our kind of services a practiced aft. MOIEL ON THE OCEAN FURNITURE! t Fort Lauderdale, Florida DEL HURD'S - Delray Beach , I\ Owner: Jim Rohrig II ! IIn Detroit call Miss Fahrner , OJJe of Floridtl J- .Host 'i'll/ked .Aboul Resort Shops Iii !l at WOo 1-6332 il , if : -_.~~~-::~ ' LADIES and GENTLEMEN ,I,;I I ;I SPORTS and CASUAL WEAR Extensive selections of colorful items-all in excellent taste-- I from the best domestic and foreign sources, 'OROUR (V/hen you returr. home, we will gladly assist in packing and NURSING Yes, .. we can give yovr home a new look! Give shipping any of your purchases.) that tired.looking fvrniture a new lease on lile ... IIOME hove it restyled to mate!'! yovr new decor and re- upholstered with beavtiful Scotchgord fabrics. We also custom make slipcovers (cloth 8. plastic) flIL HURD & CO. !lOt,) .:AST JH"ERSO~ & Drapes. DETHOIT. MICII. 1165 East Atlanti~ Avenue (just one block from the ocean) 821-3525 A & C lJPHotSTERY co, Delray Beach, florida Quality NuniaR Corp I l:l22 'lurk ,h .... n..lroit VA 2-I)M,fl Summer Shop-Harbor Springs, Michigan 955 B.y St. ' Toronto, ')nt .• Di.1 '0' Ent.rprise 7922 ...... ,. .. " ~.. " .. , ~.' .' . •. . ... -. "0'++' '96,.* ;riO'b##aP"'OddW'1CCrdS -"'...... -""...... zd" .. rd ••• d 1 '* g • 2 a sabers;" ts'ssfr ••• • 1 1 1 111 •••••••••• 'M_ ~ ..... 'r-~' Thursday I February 24, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women Bay City Wedding Mrs. Thomas A. MePhariin I Mrs. Bruce H. Teague Miss Woodhouse For Linda Legner Wed to Mr. Teague Timothy Robert is Honor Matron; Douglas Selects Candlelight Organza Gown With Sweep- Tedgue, Brother of the Bridegroom ing Train for Her Afternoon Wedding to Serves as Best Man Thomas A. McPhariin A gown of wllite peau de soie embroidered with Linda Legner, Of Kerby lane, and Thomas A'I seed pearls and beads was Kathleen Ann Wood- McPharlin exchanged wedding vows Saturday, houses' choice for her wedding Saturday, February January 29, in St, Stanislaus Church, Bay City. I 19, in Christ Church Grosse Pointe to Bruce Homer ~, She is the daughter of ------.~, Teague. .d Mr .and Mrs. Edward C. She wore baby's.breath J Une Brt e Legner, of Bay City. The To Be Wed in her hair and carried a bridegroom is the son of bouquet of stephanotis, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. McPharlin, of A 11a r d I phalaenopsls orchids and road. English Ivy, After the 1:30 rites, at' The 4 o'clock riles, at which Father Dale La Brie which the Reverend Arnold officiated, a reception was Fenton officiated, were fol. held in the Knights of Colum. lowed by a reception at the bus Hall. Grosse Pointe Club. For her afternoon wedding, The bride Is the daughter the bride chose a candlelight of Mr, and Mrs. John TlIomr •. A-line organza gown, with a son Woodhouse. Jr .• at Riv- swceping train, sheer yoke ard boulevard, the brideg- apd.Bishop sleeves. A bonnet room is the son of Mrs. John helldpiece liecured her lace Paulson, of Lothrop road, trimmed illusion veil and she and Dr. Dwight Maxwell <;arried a bouquet of ivorr Teague. of Lake Orion. roses, baby's breath, and vio. lets, Mrs, Timothy Robert. long. time friend of the bride Mrs. Thomas Irish served Mr. and Mrs. Ra)'tllond E. served as honor matron. She as her sister's honor matron. In St. Stanislaus Church, Bay City, Saturday In Christ Church.Grosse Pointe Saturday after- Hollerbaclt, of Washington wore a gown of cranberry ,Mr. and Mrs. Waller J. Bridesmaids were Jo Ann afternoon, January 29, LINDA LEGNER, daugh- noon, February 19, KATHLEEN ANN WOOD- road, announce the engage- velvet trimmed in pink satin Stljzel, of Stanhope road, .an. Hassen and Susan Cunning. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Legner, of Bay HOUSE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp- ment of their Iia ugh t e r. and carried a colonial bou. no~.ncc the engagement. of ham. Mary McPharlin. seven. I Cit. was married to Thomas A, McPharlin, son son Woodhouse, Jr., of Rivard boulevard, was LINDA MARIE, to Peter D. quet of pink carnations and .their a ugh t e r" JA.NET year.old sister of the bride. ? of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. McPharlin, of Alla~'d married to Bruce Homer Teague, son of Mrs. Haller, son of the late :Mr. roses. ELlEN, 10 Robert E~e ..rs~n groom, was junior brides. and Mrs. P. H. Haller. Gn:rstead, s.on of )l:r. and maid. road. John Paulson, of Lothrop road, and Dr. Dwight Douglas Teague, brother Mrs, Carl Gnmstead, of Red. Their gowns were fashion------:'~axwel1 Teague, of Lake Orion. A June wedding is planned. of the bridegroom, served as .ford. ed of ivory peau de soie Fashion Show-Luncheon Set for Wednesday best man. John Thompson The bride.elect is presently Irimmed in lace and royal ------DeB I W d. F t L d d 1 Woodhouse, IV, brother of a senior at ;l1ichigan State purple velvet. They wore When an organization has son and Mrs. George Tuttle. •• alter es e lit or au er a e the bride. from North Palm Beach, Fla., and Kenneth University. lrimmed in lace and royal found the proper combina. Il\frs, Donald Waddell is in All Sa i n t s Episcopal I EIlz8heth Friedt, Mrs. Thom. identical gown and carried TCflgue, cousin of the bride. H¥ fiance was graduated I velv~t. Th~y w?re fresh fl?W'1 tion of ingredients such as charge of obtaining door Ohurch, For t Lauderdale, as J. Ryan, III, and the a tiny basket of daisies and I groom from Warren, ushered. fro~Mlchigan State in 1971. ers I~ lhelr hair and ca.rned the right time of year, atmos. pl'izes. Hostess chairman is Fla., was the setting for the' bridegroom's sisters, M!'s. rose petals. David East, ne. A "'une wedding is planned. coldom.at bouquets of VIOlets phere delicious food and high Mrs. Reed Zens and public. d AI D' d M H d For her daughter's wed- __ ~______an pm roses, ity being handled br Mrs. Saturday, February 19. we. an aVlS an rs. owar phew of the bridegroom, was k I' ' ding Mrs. Woodhouse select.' , h . Best man was Steven Bell. fashlon~. for ~ su~c~ssful L. Murray Thomas. ding of Cat her in e Jean East. ring bearer. James Drake served as ed a pale pink jacket dress I ~WoWt.en Educators,Hold Ushers were Frank and Jim f~nd.rals1Dg PdroJecht, It IS. no P d '11 b f't th BFraiueedrtlea.nTdheDI'ronpaladrenCthsaralereSTheir gowns. of pe.ach chif- '.. ~'.- .. ,. hme to aban on t e recipe. rccee s WI ene I e best man. The usher corps trimmed with braid. The: Focus Meeting Monday M~PhafJln, crothers ?f the With this in mind. The Grace Intermediary Coronary Care Mr. and Mrs. Theodore fo.n were tnmmed on !he included WiUiam ~Iatlhews, bridegroom's mot 'h e r also bndegr.o~m; Ga~'y ChIsholm Hospital Women's Auxiliary Equipment Fund and The Friedt, for mer I y of The B~shop ~leeves and, he?,line Lionel Beakbane, Jr., Gre- chose a pink ensemble. Both and Wllh~m, LOll. has announced that its annual Grace Hospital Nursing Pointe, more recently of Fort WIth whlt~ grosgrom nbbon gory S chi I!. John Klein. wore cymbidium orchid cor. "Keeping Trust with Our The brIde s mother wore Fashion.Show Luncheon will Scholarships Program. The Lauderdale, and Mr. and an~ a chall~ of ehocol~te, and schmidt, Atan Davis and sages. Values: A Spectrum" is the a powder ?Iue. p.nsemble ?f be held at thc beautiful Oak- public Is invited. Tickets, Mrs. Donald Courtney Bau- whl.te app1Jqu~d d. a I s I e s, Howard Eas!. The newlyweds will make topic of the Monday evening, peau de sOle WIth. an orch~d land Hills Countrv Club for $7,50 general admissions, $10 erie, formerly of Wyandotte, WhIte gros.~ram r!bbon }c- The mother of the brid~ their home in Woodbridge, Februa'ry focus meeting corsage, the br.ldegro?m s the third year in' a rew for patrons, ma)' be obtained currently of Fort Lauderdale. c.ented thell E~plre W"ISt. 28, all selected a floor length gown Va, of the;Alpha M-u chapter of mother 'than ?rc.hlld chlffr,n Wednesday, March 1. by calling Mrs. T. Waldo . . hnes. They carrIed nosegays - " .. gown WI a Slml ar corsage. T h l' 0 • Canon William ~race ~re- of white daisies and Talis. of coral chiffon and the Delta ~appa Gamma, an in. , Co.chairmen Mrs. Gervid I .0 m p son, reserva lon~ sld~d at the 4:30 0 clock rItes man roses. bridegrGom's mother wore a In recent elections at the ternatil!.nal honorary .society Atkinson and Mrs E 0 ch8lrman, 646.4583. whIch werl': followed by are. long gown of pastel print - .• \V . I Coast Guard FIreman. Ap. . . . ------. Kappa Kappa Gamma Fra. for wom,en educators. Mrs. prentice B ERN A R D F Place have requested memo ception at PIer 66. Margaret Davis, niece of chiffon. Both mothers pinned tern i t y , Hillsdale College. Gerald Warren, Red Cross FOUNTAIN Jr son f MR' bers oC the auxiliary to model Speaking at the February For her wedding the bride the bridegroom. served as cymbidium orchids to their Hillsdale, 111i e h ., several Volunteer Chairman, Mrs. a d M:RS B i' FOU~TAIr~ the fashions presented by 23 meeting of the Motor City chose a gown of white silk flower girl. She wore an purses. Pointe girls were honored. 'TIus.sell Peebles, Volunteer o~ L~kep~inie ~venue grad. !'Iilgrim's in the Fisher Build. ~harter ~hapter of th~ Amer- organza with an Empire ------The bride is the grand- Eiected are president, KRI1;- 'Action Center, :wd Mrs. uated from basic trai~in" at mg. Models are. Mrs. John I~an. BU,smess Women sAsso. styled bodice. Duchess neck- Villagers Hold Members daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TIN ADAMS, daughter of Perry Tewalt, Youth Volun- the Coast Guard T .". g Ganschow, preSIdent of the clatlon IS Judge GEORGE N. line and long Bishop sleeves. Fa)' Matthew Thomas, Fort MR. and MRS. ROBERT leer Activities wilt make up Center at Cape May r~~lInJ auxiliary, Mrs. Robert Peter- BASHARA, JR., of Sunning- Imported Venice lace clus- Dinner-Dance Saturday Lauderdale, formerly of De- ADAMS; recording secre- Lhe panet for the program He is a 1970 graduat~ I f' o:::t' son, Mrs. Joseph Catalano, dale road. Judge Bashara, ters covered her bodice, troit, and MI". and Mrs. t a r y, JANET PETSCH. which will begin at 7:30 Ambrose Hi h SChol 0 ~ci Mrs. John Bielawski, Mrs. who is Judge of Probate for sleeves and sweeping train. The Villagers will hold its Glenn Harner Friedt, for- daughter of MR. and !MRS'. o'clock ~t the G!osse Pointe attended M~comb u cou~ty Kim Lie, Mrs. Edward Heil, Wayne, C~~nty, h~s chosen Her full length silk illusion merly oC The Pointe, current- ALFRED PETSCH; treas- annual members only Dinner Inter.Falth Action Center, Community College in War- Mrs. Paul Somlyo, Mrs. Wm. the tOPIC Cont~ollJ,~g Drugs veil fell from a white organza ly of Fort Lauderdale. urer, LYNDA LENAHAN, 19R75 Mack avenue. ren lIIich Harahan, Mrs. Ernest Spear, Through EducatIOn. cap trimmed in matching Dance at the Grosse Pointe The bridegroom is the daughter of MR. and MRS. , Hostesses for the program ' . ~ < < Mrs. Leo Figiel and Mrs. .. * < Venice lace. She carried a Hunt Club Saturday, Febru- grandson of Mr. and Mrs. DENIS LENAHAN; social are the Personal Growth and Southern Illinois University Donal(\ Armstrong, Mrs. Pleding Kappa Alpha Theta bouquet of liIy's.of.the.valley, ary 26. Russell Miller of Fort Lau- chairman, ANN SPITZLEY, Services Committee whose student Sally Cox, daughter Roger DeBusk and Mrs. Her- sorority at Purdue University, daisies and stephanotis. derdate. and ~Irs. Jean Ball. daughter of MR. and MRS. ~hairman is Mrs. Evelyn of MR. and MRS. WILLIAM bert Cantor. West Lafayette, Ind., is Mrs. Bruce Ives, of Fram. The cocktail hour begins erIe, of Rapid River, Mich. JOSEPH H. SPITZLEY; and J RighI in Ihe hearl of Mid.America's skiing. golf and recle.lion meCca- BOYNE COUNTRY. Tne Boynestadt condominium village IS neslTed al lhe fool of fabulous Boyne MountaIn and overlooks world. renowned Boyne Mounlain Loose. Arlhtrg As vasl as Ihe Austri.n Alpine Ski counlry afttr which il is named, the Arlberg apartment building ~,oLJses 12 aparlments and is If,e I.rgesl of all buildIngs in Ifle Boynesladl Condominium vill.ge comp'ex Siant ilanr Rec~lling memories of Europe's highest mountain, Ifle "Monl Blanc" building sets in quitl majesty in tM BDyt1eSladl complex The lwo.sloried Monl Blanc buHding ho.,..s 4 aparlments keyed 10 discrimlnaling lastes and offer< broad vislu of lhe enlirt arta, Jur~frau 4 seasons of tetttntwu Reminiscenl of Swilzerland's Skll., 01 Oil I~. 10"-' Iloyno COUII''YOrto.-Iloyno MOI,",oin. Iloyno HiO~londl. Thundt, Moyn,o,n, ond moS! dramalic and well. Wolloon H,II\-r,Ofn November Ihrough April. 8oynest.dt is only minulu of euy ICcess to a resorl complex which offers known mount.in, the Gotf 01 thot mognillCfnl' 18.•101.. chome>ioOn."'ip ~'Qjn mountain COUrSof'. 9.ho:" PO' 3 courH wtl"in you 10,000 ICres of ple.sure-skiing. golf, salmon and trout fhhi"ll, wallting d.stance from ,,,- ....lIog", p'~ 0 001' ',oln'ng camp 'M youno.l.n--o~ty Q shan drive ..iling, molorboiling, dHr and small game hunting, swimming, "JungfrauO provides ~ 'ower. OWOy. the choll.ngino la.hole, Boyne Htghlorwfl (our", (or,Hdy on, of ,he lop tin In ,~ noti~l. ing accenl to Ihe Boynestadl M"OM SIOle ref.]~".o' . i. p, ',?p •• ". i ,¥ P f Ie IS i' ..._. - .. '~ ~ ..... 'I" .. Thursday, February 24, 1972 , PICJe Twent., GROSSE POINTE NEWS i ,I ft GENERAL Electric washer, ST. PAUL Co.Op Nursery, dryer, apartment size reo INDEX TO SERVI CE OFFERED COOKING and general house. EXPIDRIENCED girl wishes MUIR ROAD-3 bedrooms, 4 ROOMS down, partly fur. 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte, frigerator. lamp. Reason. now organizing afternoon work. One in family. Llve day work, laundry or clean. bath, living room, dinlng nished with air conditioner. Electric washer, gas dry. ably priced. TV 4.5577. 1 Public Noti.:e 11F Mobile Homes class for 4 year olds. Musl in, own room and bath. Re. ing. 331.4183. room. kitchen. 1 car ga. 1APe, oonals 12 Acreage and Suburban call by March 1 for 72-73. cent references require:!. ------rage, $225 per months; no 'er, gas heat. 3542 Lake. TAPPAN ele ctric range, pointe, 18 Death Notice 12A Commercial Propert~ 885.7657. TUxedo 5.0949. EXPERIENCED worn a n pets. G. G. Palms. 886-4444. stainless sleel, eye level 128 Vocation Property wishes laundry or clean. , Ie Entertainment fiB-ROOMS FOR RENT loven, $75, TU 4-6855. 12C Forms for Sale 3-LOST AND FOUND COOKING, housework for ing. Fridays, References NOTTINGHAM.Outer Drive. 2 Legal Noti~e ______one in family. References 331.0729. Newly finished flat-panel. ------2A Music Education 120 Lake and River ---ATTRACTIVE ROOM with G. E. RANGE, 1969, double 13 Real Estate F'OUND-Wedding ring out. required. Permanent posi. ------ed and carpeted. One large 28 Tutoring . side Grosse Pointe North tion. TU 5.0949. WOMAN wishes Fridays and bedroom, refrigerator and bath, private home, good oven, one self cleaning. 2C Hobby Instruction 13A Lots for Sale High Scllool. Call TU ------every other Monday, ~Iean. stove, new fixtures, utilities location. References. 881. Rotisserie. Excellent con. 2D Camps ' 138 Cemetery Property 4.1477 and id~nti!y same. HOUSEKEEPER • Compau. lng. References, 567.5628, included, Adults. 885.5775. 8185. dition, $200. 882-6916, 2E Convalescent Care 13C Land Contracts ion, room, board and small after 6 p.m. ------BROWN Cashmere coat with 2F Schools 14 Real Estate Wanted LOST. Gold bracelet, vicino wages. Week.ends off if ------PHILIP near Kercheval, 3 SMALL ROOM for rent on 14A Lots Wanted ily of "Hill." Yellow gold wanted. Comfortable pri. DAY WORK wanted, Man- room upper, stove, refrlg. East Side of Detroit, kitch. pastel mink collar, like 3 Lost and Found new, size 14, $35. TU 1- 4 Help Wanted General 148 Resorts Wonted Italian ,mesh design, ~4' vate Grosse Pointe home. day through Friday, 824- erator. g8rage, utilitJes. en privileges. Garage for 4A Help Wonted Domestic 14C Real Estate Exchange inch widc, Reward. TU Convenient to shopping, 4274. Older couple or adults, $95. rent. 882-2635. 5795.------4& Services to Exchange 15 Business Opportunity 2.1177. bus, churches, Call with REFINED LADY wishes 885-6166. STUDENT DESK, chair, in 16..Pets for Scl;l I ROOIII for single prefessional 5 Situation Wonted 1_4__-H-E_L_P-W-A-N-T-e-D-- references read)'. TU 4. Friday work. Pointe ref. I WAYB-U-R-N-.-C-ha-n-d-ie-r-P-a-r-kperson, preferably female, light oak, also metal book SA Situation Domestic 16A. Horses for Sale case, $25 both. 886-3025. 168 Pet Grooming I GENERAL 5690, after 7 p.m. erences. $17. 822.9645. Drive. 4 room upper, stove, kitchen privileges, garage. 51 Employment Agency R eterences. 886-3657. 5C Catering 16C Pet Boarding I BABY SlITER _. Reliable. BABYSITTER nee d e d, 5 EXPERIENCED worn' a n refrigerator, air condi. I LADIES Schwinn Collegiat\', I 6 For Rent Unfurnished 20 General Service I 'I d h h 'd days, 8:30 a.m ..2:30 p,m" seeking employment. 885" tioner, carpeted, 'heated. 5 speed, immaculate. 8-'W. 6e-oFfiCE FOR RENT 'A For Rent Furnished 20A Carpet Laying !O on ay t roug Fn ay, 1.7 in my home, 886-9460. 2630. Adults, LA 6.2800, 8935. 21 Moving I p.m. One child, Park area. I 61 Rooms for Rent j 882-6827. WANTED - Experienced I TWO BEDROOM a ate t OPPOSITE Eastland, 180 BEAUTIFUL bedroom set, 6C Oll:ce for Rent 21 A. Piano Service I . coo k s, waitresses and 5B-EMPLOYMENT . p r m n square feet, carpeted, heat 21 B Sewing Machine 4 pieces, lighl oak, double 6D Vocation Rentals I BOYS, 11.15 to distribute couples. Grosse Pointe AGENCY near Village, with garage. and air conditioning. Opal bookcase bed, complete. 6E Gorage for Rent 21 C Electrical Service , flyers in Grosse PointE'. ' No children. No 'pets, $200. Plaza Pr(lfessional build. 210 Vacuum Rent, Repair Call 8862137. Employment Agency, TUX" ALL JOBS 1000/, FREE 881-4117 after 6 p.m. 885.1684. 6F Share Living Quarters edo 5.4576. 0 ing. 777-4646. 21 E Storms and Screens 1------6G Store for Rent I. HANDY MAN wanted, musl 1------! TO APPLIC~NTS 'I VALET PARKING, d(lorman MAHOGANY library table, 6H Storage Space Rental 21 F House Siding HAMPTON SQUARE $50; R.C.A. portable stereo 21G Roofing Service have car, pick.up or sta. 5-SITUATION I I cannot tell a lie we can and guard s e r vie e at 7 Wonted to Rent tion wagon. 366.4083. WANTED solve your employment S H 0 R ELI NEE A S T BUILDING and stand, iitlle used, $50 21 H Rug Cleaning 7A RoomWonted p:o~lems as easy as cherry APARTMENTS. By ap. 22811 Mack Ave. 885.7841. 21"I Pointing, Decorating . I I 71 Roomand Boord WOMEN - Looking for ex. CHILD CARE In my home. pIe. pointment. 567-1175. The rinest new office buUd. 21J Wall Washin\} BARGAINS Galore! Clothes, Wonted citement and challenge, Licensed. 2.5 years old. HARRIET SORGE ------ing in the area. Be sure 21 K Window Washing sizes junior 7 to misses 18. 7C Garage Wonted plus the opportunity to Art and music stressed, PERSONNEL AGENCY and see this one if you are 7D Staroge Space Wanted 21 L Tile Work make some money. Call $25 per week. 884-9471. 350 Eastland Ctr., Prof. Bldg. ST. CLAIR Village apart. I Everything from slacks to considering relocation. 33,' formals, Thursday, F r i. 8 Articles for Sale 21M Sewer Service Mrs. Boman, 886.8834 be. . -- 372.4720 ments, neJr Eastland, 20103 600 square foot, elevator, tween 5 p.m. and 10 .p.m. CHAUFFEUR, expenenced, E. 8 Mile Road 1 and 2 day. 1040 Bishop. 8A Musical Instruments 21 N Asphalt Work 1______carpeting, all services, all 21.0 Cement Work desires full time. employ. 6--FOR RENT bEdroom, compl~tely car. 88 Antiques for Sale size suites, 30 day occu. 2 RUGS, all wool, beige, $50 8C Office E,quipment 21 P Waterproofing EXPERIENCED, fully quali. ment. Grosse POinte ref. UNFURNISHED peted and appliances, start. fied bookkeeper needed for erences, 885-2135. . ling at $170. Immediate oc. pancy. for both. 821-82Q5. 9 Articles Wonted 21 Q Plaster Work 884.4516 10 Snowmobilesfor Sale 21 R Furniture Repair time.busy 886.9167.medical clinic. Full TEACHER DESIRES paint. GROSSE PTE . WOODS - 4 I cupancy. Managers apar-t FRIGIDAIRE Range, double "," lOA Motorcycles for Sale :US Carpenter I ing, Experienced. F r e e bedrooms, 1',1: story brick ment 25 and 74. MOD ,E R N medical suite, oven; twin maple bCd, full lOB Trucks for Sale ~1T Plumbing & Heatiing TIME ON YOUR HANDS? est i mat e s. Reasonable bungalow near transporla. PR 6-2182 776.1443 ccnvenient Grosse Pointe length mink coat. 10-4, 1385 11 Cars for Sale 21 P Janitor Service I'll show you how to turn rates. 776-6992. lion and schools. $250 location, Ma';k at Univer. Devonshire. 11A Car Repair 21V SiIverplating it into money as an Avon ------month. TAPPAN, 884.6200.1------' 't Mod t 1 . d I TWENTY STORIES OF quiet Sl y. - era e y prIce. DRAPES-Uned olive green, 11B Cars Wonted to Buy 21W Dressmaking WOMAN, college graduate Sales Representative. Get ALTER J ff G 822 1030 112" wide, 86" long. $30; 11C Boots and Motors 21Y Snow Removol seeks art tl'me secretarial - IJ erson at rosse 1u x u r y at SHORELINE .. out and l''1eet people, make P p . L fl t ------brass rod, $12; pleated 11D Boc.i~epoir 21 Z Landscaping friends, during hours you work. Call 884-6914, Mrs. omte. arge 5 room a, EAST APARTMENTS.1 By UPSTAIRS oUice in Chet Murray. separate basement, central apP')inlment. 567-1175. Samson Tr a vel SerVI'ce sheers, $8. 886.3725. ' 11E Trailers and Campers choose. For a personal in. "d d' ------,---- _ ------air, ga~age, Sl e r:ve, KENSI',TGTON F' m Building. 100 Kercheval. PLA YPEN, high chair. Ex. tervlew call 881-4447. FORMER teaching mom will I' landscapmg, gr:lss cuttlDg, .". Ive • roo TU 5.5710 2A-MUSIC ------provide a h2PPY play- sno\v cleaning electric I upper. Heated. Adults. No . -, -- cellent condition, $22; de. Classified Deadline EDUCATION school almosphere for your kitchen. car pet s, $210'1 pets, $175. 884.7229. 6D--VACATION luxe UHF convertor, $25, I was $34. 881.1094. Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m .• STOCK PERSONNEL child in Grosse Pointe City Adults. No pets. Secu:ity. 168 ALTER ROAD _ Upper RENTALS for all new copy, changes MILDRED BRIGGS home. 884-7472. I Days WA 1-6780. Evemngs flat, 2 bedrooms, bath, KNEISAL Red Stars Reiker of copy and cancellations. PIANO and THEORY PRACTICAL Nurse. several VA 1-1626. kitchen, dining eU, living V I R GIN ISLANDS, St. boots, also Allsop ,poles, It is suggested that all BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO Full lime, good payin " salary, 1------hell Thomas, luxury Condo. Marker 'Rotos, used twice, o years experience, wishes DEVONSHIRE _ Available room, porc ,garage. a minium available until real estate copy be sub. $170. 881-6229. milled to our office by 15 Kercheval Applications accepted. full time private duty, own March 1st. Upper 5 rooms, after 6 p.m., 886-3804. March 29, and then again Monday 5 p.m. Punch and Judy Building transportation. TU 1-2523. modern, natural fireplace, ON THE WATER EDGE... April 12. Call owner, Farm. SANDER, heavy duty orbital, garage, good transporta. th t' SHORELINE EAST in"ton 8510071 2 snow tires and wheels H- THREE college ,stude.nts to Ilion, $175 plus lltilities. a so, . . Base rote: 12 words for $),75 Grosse Pointe CALL 962-6477 pamt, or odd Jobs, mdoor. Aft 6 TU 13703 APARTMENTS. By ap. FURNISHED Chalet, sleeps 78, 8:55x15 Goodyear Poly. additional word . each $ .10 TUxedo 2-5680 , outdoor. 885-7704. er p.m. - . pointment. 567.1175. 8, 10 minutes to Boyne and ,gJas whitewalls, used 1 sea. son. 884-5278. " weeks or more,. $l,50 I I Ask for Mr, Ozeri YARD WORK, ~,:indow wash- ALTER 524. Three rooms EASTLAWN-8pacious 1 bed. Nubs. 313.751.7884. Retoil role: per inch .., $3,20 GUITAR LESSONS Folk and ing, wife to houseclean and bath, basement and ga. I room apartment utilities BAR-includes 6O"x27" mir. " weeks or more $2.80 Modern - beginners wei. rage South f Jeff rs n " A-FRAME, located in Har- ror, 54"x60" bac:~ bar, come. Home or studio. 293. PART TiME legal secretary, one day week. Reasonable . . 0 eo. I decorated, $110. 331.2330, $155 nclude he t to e bor Springs. Completely 9O"x43" front bar plus ice must be able to use Steno. pay, 779.5430. I sa, s v, 961-9141 Call 6974, h d d" . 1______frig., all utilities except' furnished, sleeps 8. 565- well, 2 matching bar stools. c or IctatlOg eqUIpment. l.IIGII SCHOOL . k' elec. Vacant, move rigblin. CAVALIER'MANOR-KELLY 09TI. 885-7126. TUxedo 2-6900 INSTRUCTION 824-0174 I c semor see s Piano-Voice-Guilar . customers for established TU 1-7710. near 10 mile. Spacious 2 SKI LODGE, sleeps 6, near NEWS SALES STATIONS FOUR PIE C E sectIonal Modern-Classic SEXTON WANTED for East I lawn service. 3 years ev- bedroom townhouse locat- Boyne Mountain. 886.3594. DOWN TOWN AREA couch, brown, suitable for Grand Circus Park l'\ew.s Stand VILLAGE MUSIC Side Protestant Church. perience. We aim to FIVE ROOM house, freshly ed on 4 acres of land. Chil- decorated. Near Eastland, dren acceptable pool al'r NEW CHALET bed rec. room or cottage. Only Majestic News Sland STUDIOS TU 4-0044, LA 1-0762_ please. Laker Lawn Serv- "200 th 881 9494 ' , • 4 . rooms, 885.7677 ______.___ ice _ Jon, 881.3622. I'" a man. - . conditioning, par kin g. sleeps 12. Minutes from the $48. Call 885-0697 evenings E. JEFFERSONTO or weekends, CIT'( LIMITS JOIN THE TEAM NEED a baby sitter? Call CH.ARMING, extremely cle~n $205. 777-9708, 96]-9141. Highlands in Boyne Moun. TRUMPET and ,trombone I Nada's Gilt Shop, MarinaDrive . '1 b' d fIve room apartment In SHORELINE EAST tain. Available by the DINING ROOM, 8 pieces, and the Rlverhousc lessons in your home by A CAR E ERIN REAL The SItters Cu. License quiet four family apart- week or week.ends. 332. Park Pharmacy, E. Jellerson experienced teacher. VA modern, light ook, expand. J and the City Limits ESTATE is available to and bonded. 777.0377. ment house. On Rivard off "O/t~~~~~~,~Te~ge" 0991, 335-3205. able table, $100. 885.6166. ;', 2-9226. "; GROSSEPOINTE PARK those seeking earnings Jim. H'IGH SCHOOL STUDENT Jefferson. Newly decorat. By appointment, 567.1175 WEST' PALM BEACH, Flori. ", , Hed only to their ability, who needs money for col. ed. Garage and parl, privi------da-Atlantis Country Club. PHOTO ENLARGE-R. Durst Lou's Party Store, Charlevoix M600. Complete with 50-75 and Lakepolnte Beginning and Advanced ambition and de~;re to ex- I lege wants odd jobs. Ex. leges. No pets or children. DOORMAN. VALET PARK. 2 bedroom villa completely celL Work with a company I perienced, reliable. Mark. $175 a month plus utilities ING and ,guard service at furnished, 27 holes of golf, mm lens, $40. 839.7232. GROSSEPOINTE CITY PIANO KEYBOARD that has operated success- 821.3745. and security deposit. Avail. S H 0 R ELI NEE AS T pool, air. conditioned , week. V.W. SEATS, like new, $25. Y Store, Mack ann INSTRUCTION Alt~:ci:17 fully for 53 years. Train. ------able March 1st. 8850362. M ENTS.B'y appointment. ly or monthly. Adulls only. 372-0191. The Grog Shop, Mack and Nefl FOR SERIOUS STUDENTS ing, supervision, terrific di- 2 HIGH SCHOOL students ---.------5 67.1175. 886.2759. Cunningham Drug Store, Notre Theory, Touch, Improvisation recl mail advertising pro. need money for college. CARRIAGE H 0 USE, 3 ------, OLD BUT rarely used elec- Dame and Kercheval 0 1 For a true understanding of gram and every the r Want all odd jobs. Can rooms, $175 per month in. GROSSE POINTE-Rivard. 51 VACATION in :Fort Lauder. tricwashing machine, in NQtreDame Pharmacy, Kerche possible assist given. Only haul. Call Steve, 884-9571. cluding utilities. Bachelor room lower, g~rage. Newly dale, Florida on U1efamous val and Notre Dame music and the inslrument. excellent running order, Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux No set lesson plans. All those who are intelligenl, I WAYNE sludent with family. only. 886-8634. decorated. Nice. 884-2068 Galt Ocean Mile - Some gas range with 4 burners, and Maumee well educated and can de- . . ------after 4 p.m. seasonal furnished apart. oven broiler. Call 8[,2-3489 leaching individu:llly tai. . t th . b Three years expertence In BEACONSFIELD - Grosse ------vote fuII tIme 0 e JO R'd t' I C . 1 P' t 1 ments still available (stu- after 6 p.m. GROSSE POINTE FARMS lored to studenl. d I M 1\1'11 b h' eSI en la , ommerc,a om e. 5 room ower, new. II:.A FOR RElo.IT d b d nee app y. r. I en aC'1 and Industrial I a you t s . I Iy decorated, stove, re- ... -.... dio, 1, 2, an 3 e room Brlg~s Drug Store, Mack and Classical - Pop - Jazz FIRST COMMUNION dress Touraine City engineers drawings. frigerator, good transpor. FURNISHED apartments)! In the ele. Rands Mealcal Pharmacy, ~Iack BESS BONNIER Johnstone & 88578(1" gant Royal Ambassador. If (size 6) and veil. Like new. and Moran Johnstone __ -__ ~_. ,_ tfallon'hlodts of Idosets, heat ANITA 826-2 bedroom mod. interested, call 779-9222 Call after 6. TV 1-3009. Post Office, Mark A,'e. and 8860819 : urnis e . Adu ts only. 886- ern ranch. Studio living "rarren 16610 MACK TU 1.4200 PRA~TICAL male. nurse now 2280. for further information. Trail Pharmacy, Kerclleval ____ ~_ _~__ I available for private home room, nalural fireplace. --_.---. CARPETING, N a t t on a 1 on the Hill PIANO LESSONS-Classical; brands, first quality, 10% Farms Drugs, Kercheval and EXCELLENT MONEY ad., nursing. 756.9527 or 939. 835 NEFF-2 bedroom upper, All furniture included. One F LOR I D A Connominium, Fisher Road Popular; Theory. Begin. dressing in your own I 7229. modern kitchen, garage, year lease - Security de. new, Fort Myers Beach. 2 over mill price. Some roll Schettler Drugs, I'lsher and ners; advanced, Expel;. Posit required $380 per bedrooms. On beach. Heat. ends available. Mill repre- Maumee home. $46 daily possible. ------separate laundry facilities, . Cunningham Drugs, 7 Mil" enced teacher. TU 2.8968. Typewrite,. long hand. EXPERIENCED NU~SING natural fireplacc, large din- month. ed pool, pier, golf, marina. sentative. TU 67253. Road and Mack Coltage Hospllal, Kercheva~ Send stamped addressed c~re wanted. Evenmg. or ing.ell, screened rea r CARTER & CO. Winter, $250, week; off and Muir 28- TUTOR ING cnvelope. Ame Box 310, NIghts. Own transportatlon. porch, all in excellent con- TUxedo 4.4400 season, $1"5 week, $400 OUTFIT YOUR FA..'HLY Blaza's Restaurant, Mack and Le Mars, Iowa 51031. References. 822-2510. dilion. Adults only, no chilo month. 5330129. l.argest Selection of Resale M:r~~r~e~~~t~harmac>,. :\Iack MATJ[EMAT-i-CSt-~t~~i~i-by Clothing in Area. and Bournemoulh C crt if i e d mathematics ------IIAJ.'JDYMAN. Painting, wall dren or pets. Will show GRAND IMARAIS --:- 4 ~d.. 6G--STORE FOR RENT L.P.N. washing, elc. Reasonable Saturday and Sunday, Feb. room, 21h .bahthWlth ~aTl~111y Clothing, Accessories and GROSSE POINTE WOODS ,teacher. 8816536 or 526. b I OUT IN THE COLD? rates. Pet e r De Galan, ruary 26th, 27th from 12 room. KIte en 'Ullt.lOS, GROSSE POINTE. Hi-traf. Household Articles taken Grosse Pointe Pharmary. ~lack. 1261. I on consignment. and Manchester I -----.-.------372.4518. p.m ..6 p.m. recreation room. $350. TU fic street. Private office, Harkness Pharmacy. Mack alld I HIGH SCHOOL math. teach- On your own? Join the serv------~------4-0600. 195 sq. ft. Air.cond. Good H;~~~3'°Jghn50n.s Restaur.IlI., er available, 710 a.m. 823. ice that protccts you as SA-SITUATION i AGNES - Indian Village. JOHNSTONE&JOHNSTONE parking. $80. TU 1-7710. LEE'S FASHION Maok alld Eighl Mile : 6928. well as the client. Tell us DOMESTIC Spacious one bedroom. dec. ------I Dob's Drugs, :-1acK and Hoslyn ------...--"- ----.-- what days and hours you oraled'd pri.vate dParking. CHESTERFIELD GROSSE POINTE WOODS MART DETROIT AREA PRIVATE TUTOI\lNG have availablc. Top pay A.1 LAUNDRESS, good iron. carpele, aIr con ilioning. 20339 Mack TU 1-8082 Sl. John Hospital. Soven ~lile in plus insurance protection. er, wishes days. Refer- $135. 499-9378. 961.9141. MOTOR INN 20x20 with lavatory. Pan. Road ar,d Moro.. I d d d' 'd d . I 3 10 to 5:30 Daily; Fri. 'til 9 Devonshire Drulls, Mack all'J YOUR OWN HOlliE Call or come in today for ences. 871-1271. ALTER-Jcfferson. 1 bed- 50900 GRATIOT c e an IVI e In 0 L.eLv~~~~::;~CY,Mack and All subjects; all grades. all details, -R-E-L-IA-B-L-E--;-om-a~--w-is-h-e-sroom apartment, appJi- rooms. All or part avail. 1------.------Beaconsfield Ad It d h'ld C t'I'I' t I AT 23 MILE ROAD able March 1. 886.2767. GRANnFATHER c 1 0 c k s , Maryland Beverage Shoppe, U S an c I rcn, 'cr. MEDICAL PERSONNEL Friday work. References. ances, u I lIes excep e ec. 11 I k k Mack Mar Maryland lilied tellchcrs. POOL 923.0399. tric. From $150. Adults, Beautifully furnished one. 1------1 ~~~kS~ o~tC:~CkSC,\\pCoc~e~ PlIIs &< Pulls. Gra)'ton and ~___ no pets. VA 2.6611. bedro and kitchenette '-WANTED TO RENT Warren Call: 16900 W, 8 Mile Road om I watches and wrist watches Parkies, Mack and SI. Clair'S ' ------a"art ent with maid serv _.- -. DETROIT AND SUBURBAN. ulte 332 3544290 TAKE THE DAY OFF . ,. m.. . .. CARRIAGE House for younp, repaired by Michigan Li. ST. CLAIR SHORES TUTORING SERVICE '4A""":j:jEip -WAN-';'I-E-D- MAIDS transported. Bonded, THE BERKSH IRES Ice and I!nen. Bndal su~e couple. TV 1-9436. I censed Watchmaker. Pick ManorPharmacy. Greater Mack KE 7 4653 screened, insured domes. GROSS=: PO r NTE al~o avaIlable. Rooms y .------, up and delivery in Pointe and Red Mapl~ Lane .' DOMESTIC t' h I f d day or week. Ask about I OFFICE - Home combina. I area only. Also we are an. Lake Pharmac), East Nino Mile. '. . ' .... __,__ . : IC e p or one ay or WOODS . f I between Mack and Jerrerson , , i COMPANION for cIder I I more. Our reservahons or your tion. Grosse Pointe.Harper xious to buy old Pendulum .. . MATIIEMATICS TUTORING " la(ly ',0 I'lve I'n. 8860583. Y'1 DOMT"',STICPERSONNEl, out-of-town guests. Phone I Woods area. Or above com. I clocks and pocket watches. I 1 I L, - • Luxurious 2 bedroom, 2 hath 949.9110. 10 a.m ..8 p.m. I mcrcial building preferred. 886-3011. 1A-PERSONALS )Y.'------.. -. POOL, ~61.1060, 963-0'61. apartment with lireplace, d 'h D "atl t' . I COUPI E WA"TED 1 . ROSEVILLE 3.4 be roomfi. Call 884.4228 ------. - -_ ... - ___ ... I , ,'" lema Irian. ," • carpetlng and all appli.----- . FIREWOOD Hardwood $22 WANTED: Ride from Grosse 886.8750 ' Mature and depend~bJe ~ar. LA"i)Y--W-ISHES 5-d~--- ances. A few ::lvailable at MOTEL MOROCCO TEACHING COUPLE desire \I'hl.te bl'rch' $25 frul't w'ood Pointc City to Detroit : nct! couple to live 10 a i ays a GRATIOT Medical Center. 8 8.m" TUTOn READING SPE., home in pleasant Lake. week, housework. ReCer. $385 p!!r month. (Option 32160 , 2 bedroom flat. Grosse, $28 Kindli~g ~ood $2 sO '1onday-Friday. Will pay. CIALIST F'l t ... i shore s b b f Ch. I ences, faIr cook, stay some to purchase available). AT 13'h MILE Pointe - SI. Clair ~hores.1 bag $200 delivery ~harg'e " . ,cmen ary ma"", ,II ur 0 Icago. n'ght WA 26848 Apartments shown by ap. Completely furnished one. $175. 773-8141. . 756-3494' . 886-4834. skills, Certified lcacher. I Gardening, driving, gen- _1 __ S. ~ __ . pointmr.nt every day ex bed rom and kitchenette ----.- .... ----.------.- -- . ______. 882.6858, eral maintenance w 0 r k , ccpt Thursday. On Ver. apartments. Maid service PRO.FESSIONAL d c sJ res BARNSiDiN(r'':--A~lh~niic Paying Juvenile .... --- . . Wife to do simple cooking. A BETTER MAID IS A nier Road across from and linen~, also newly qUIet uppcr, Call or leave 1" weathered hand hewn : 2C-HOBBY Othcr help cllres for 3 ' JJFFI-MAID Lochmoor Golf CO\lrse. decorated kitchenettes and 'I messag:c at 835.2926, 577. naturAl timb~r 1.463-2179' passenger needs school age cl1ildrcn, Private CALL JIFFY.MAW INC. rooms. By day or week, IS01, 5370198, ------.:..----: da iIy ride from I SI;~~~':~'~~I~~~cil:SSe~~~ta~~ ~:~,r~~~ a~~a~~e~lus~i~~ FO.R the. ullima~e in dom~s. Office 775.0800 10 to 10. 293.2440. a:.:..:ART'ICLES-FOR-SALES~AP or ficll your used Grosse Pointe f willing to tra','cl'occ~sion~ tiC maId serVIce, fully Ill. ... --A-Ii CONDITIONED ------sports erl~lpmenl, such as arts, cra ts, etc. Days or ally. Automobile availablc I ~ured, screened. depend. 770 HARCOURT - Lovely 3 STUDIO APARTMENT AIR CONDITIONER, 9,000 skates, skIS. golf. ba.seball, to and from evenings, Call 2938829 or on days off. Salar t f' I ..hlc. 5576173. bcdroom upper, carpeting, . . . BTU, $175; portable G. E. hockey, etc, All eqUIpment 81121818 for information. y 0 IVC ...... drapes, appliances. 823. SWimming pool, Beauty, GIft, I dishwasher, $85; refrigera. mU!ll be in clean And us. school near figures, dependinl( on ex. EXPERIENCED Fin n ish 0432, 91i5.6Il22, Grocery IInd Meat Sh()ps tor, $10. 886.5102. able condition. Seller sets '1 d ART CLASSES - Next 8 Jlericncc. ~haracter rCfcr-1 woman looking for house. -.. --_._-~----_--~- on premi.ses. East JeCfcr- .. --- -- his own price. A 10% 0 aK an week scssion bcginning cnecs reqUIred. Write MISS work and to care for chll. MAGNIFICENT lIlGH RISE son, 10 mlTlutes from Down. BEIGE ~~';:pclin& ;-';-dp:ld~ I h;mdling fee is charged. Un iversity February 28 in 011 painting i Gunderson, Room 862, 135 dren, 5 days a week, in VIEWS from SHORELINE tow n . References reo lamp tahles, ladies Cloth" ThP Swap Shop 14332 and watcrcolor. Contact'S, Lasalle SI., Chicago, III. I Grosse Pointe area. 881. EAST APARTMENTS. By quired. Call 8220566 or 881. ing. ,\Iso rummage items. Harper at Chalm~rs exit. 886-0473 331.4:>35, I 60603, I 7650. appointm!!nt. 567.1175. I 7006. 881.4169. 822-1300...... -----...... -- -- -....-- ...... -- ....-~------...... - --" Thursday, February 24, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEW S Page Twenty-One a~ARTICLES FOR SALEj a-ARTICLES FOR SALE I aA_M~SI~~~-----I~=C~RS-;O~-SALE-:'~~=80ATS ~~~_. -'-~~~;~~~~STATE I 13-REAL ESTATE 13---;~AL ;;~~TE-- 1B A V A R I AN while !Jonll'10 GALLON Tropical fish I INSTRUCTIONS . _ , IS69-V:W" 32,006- miles,G~~d I_~OT~R~______~O_~~~_~~_._ __ ,_-!.~_R_~~~E FOR SALE , china wilhgold baroque aquarium, complele with VOX JAGUAR organ, very I condilion. Make offcr. 'IU i WANTED: Used fiberglass MIDDLESEX, 625. 45 bed. I .... ------._. ~ ::~~he~y ~~:fe~~U~~~~~~ ~~~~i~~P~~i:i~e~,u$~~V~l~i~~ I ~5~~ ~~~?i~~~~ $720Z"m~A 4'1-;-_~~~~~:" , __ ~ _ ___! ~~~I ss~~~ru~'~~r ~~~~OO~I~,~ i ~~~~,~ag~il;(l~~I~~~ ~~~!DELlTX~O~O~~DIWO~1 I U~~~:~,[As~ ~~~~aC:~' ~:~~~i ~ for eight, includes indlvi. $65; 8" reflector telescope, .__ --.----- 65 MUSfl\NG 1.89 H y pOi 5.8798. ing room, dining r 0 ~ m .! Private baseml'nts, prlcp.d I room, large kitchen, utility ~ dua:Jash trays. Brand new complete, $250. 777.3847. TH5 [ ill I' A L A convertible,' keeping chalets slill avail., 19952 DOYLE PLACE EAST, fool pool, 3 car allached condii ioning ass u I' e s urday, 891.5395, -,' enlals, elc. Many Benczit' V.B, radio, power steering, able for rent February and I Grosse Pointe Woods, AI. garage, Immediate oc. your family's comfort. .. listed artisls, 823.3323, powcr brakes, alltomalic, !llarch. I tractive 3 bedroom. 1h cupa !lcy, For inform a. Brick ranch II' i t Ii the SA-MUSICAL I ------; excellent condition, no rusl. PO!lii)ANOB-EAC~ Flori. bath ranch, hug e ,f~mily lion or appointmcnt ask smalle. . , ~ -r ~.---...- <"~.....---...... --, ...... , ..... ~~ w_.....--_.,....-., ..-...... __ ...... # .,...... ,.._- __ --r_~~"'_O_-~-~ ...... _~~ ..... __ ...... ,.....-...... F..... ~- ...~,.....- ....~,...... __ , _'+~ ...... ~~_ ..~~-'f' .. - -- Page Twenty.Two G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W $ Thursday. February 24, 1972 ------_._--._~-.------_._-~.------_. __ ._-_. ------_."------_._------13-REAL ESTATE FQR SALE _J~~~~~~L_~~~~E _.___ ~3~!~~_L_s1_tT_t_T_E ~3 :g:~;~~~TE.._ .._ 13-~~~Ls~t~ATE :.~~~~~L~~SL~~~~___I~~~~~:Lsl~rATE _Il~-~~~\~I~~~~__._.. QUALITY :french Colonial. 769-NOTRE i).AM~~=-BI~I:-c-k-3- . k h h d BERKSlIIRE 1246 _ FIHST ., II T~O BEDROOl\~ ?f1C ranc i GROSSE POINTE BLVD.- 3 bcdroom, 11,<" bal s, Nl., OFFERING-Gracious Ccn. bedruoms, 1", baths. large, DESIHABLE 1 I~ Woods: LI~I~g room. I Move in condition, 4 bcd. FIRST OFFElUNG ~i~h~~ i~d~ s88~~O:' 6~~~1ter Hall English 4 bedroom, family roo 1II ,Convenient I WEST BEVERLY HILLS I kitchen wIth dmmg area, I rooms, 3% balhs. 2 fire. Sunday 2.5. 2"'" bath home on large lot. location. Open SUllday 2.5. pleasant )'ard. UI~der $25,:, places, 2'/~ car attached ON ONE OF TilE POI:'>lTE'S loveliest streets, Wind. Sunroom, updated kitchen TU 27980. I Charming Colonial home. 3. 000. Nice assumptIon. Aflel i garage. Mid Sixties. TV mill Pointe Drive, is the setting for this stalely with no fj k. Recreation .--0------.----- bedrooms, I'}" baths. sepa. 5:30. TU 5.6057. i 41931. manor house with six bedrooms, Decorating so pen Sunday 2-5 rate dining room, enclosed ------.---.--, NEW FIVE BEDROOM room. Carpets. Gas lIeat. ' fresh that ail that is required i~ )'our furniture, 14 RATHBONE PLACE _ port'h, finished basement, 2 WESTCHESTER 766-5 bed. 1------There is a magnificent step. down living roo,n Designed with a family in New Early American Co. car garage wilh openns. room contemporary with. ANITA, FIRST OFFEHING. TOnREY ROAD 1461-FIRST with carved wood fireplace reaching to the high mind, buill with the qual- Ionia!. You'H love the pan. Matured landscaping. Con. living, dining, librar)', fam.! Spacious 3 bedroom ranch. ceiling. The library. family room, dining .lnd OFF ERING - Delightful ity construction and mate- I'll cd family room with wet vcnient to Birmingham ily room with wet bar on 'I New kitchen. 2car garage. Iil'ing rooms all enter from the larl(c enlrance rials you expect from us, Center Hall Colonial on bar, the latest in ~Iutsch. schools. Established area, 1st Cloor, ~% baths. Rec. I. Dell and t(~rrace, recreation large lot. 3 bedrooms, dress- foyer. The kitchen has been redone with many Secluded slreet Soulh of IeI' kitchens with built.ins, Owner, By appointment. reation room. Immediate, room, wet bar. Completely buill.ins and the garage atlached, just where you ing roo m. Screened ter. Jefferson. step down living room with MI 75734, or MI 63168. occupancy. Price reduced! I carpeted, want il. race, Attached garage with I TWO ELMSLEIGII LANE breezeway. Finished base. natural fireplace, and ca. ------thedral ceiling, fOl\nal din. EAST IDA LANE. FIR S T i GROSSE POINTE CITY ment. Nicel)' carpeted. WM. W. QUEEN I ing room, three baths on GROSSE POINTE 886-4141 I 0 F FER 1 N G . Three bed. Open daily, Sunday 2.4:30 OPE~ SU:-':DAY 2:305 BlSHOP J.429-Excellent buy second Clool' many other N. Edgewood Dr., 3 bedroom i room ranch. Two fu:1 baths, in well localed 4 bedroom features that are all new. ranch, family rOOln, at.. ------i dining room, family room, IF YOU JlAV!'; A PENCJlA~T for painted white ! WALTER H. MAST family home with sleeping WILL CONSIDER TRADE tached two car garage, OPEN 2.5 SAT., SUN. I allached garage. colonials with beautifully execuled delailing, CO. porch. Modernized kitchen OF IMPROVED OR U;";. central A/C, .lawn sprink. Luxurious Townhouse, 19691' ana a super.size lot, and you desire' thc luxury • 382.1400 882.1401 with nook. Sun roo m ,. UIPROVED PW)PERTY. ler s y s tern, recreation Fleetwood, Harper Woods, McMILLAN, Four. bedroom of having a full balh for each of your four OPEN ~SUN~---2~-5~----""-. screened terrace, I -.----- .------1'00111 with lI'et bar, fully near Eastland Ccnter, 3 color.ia!. 3'/2 baths, 2.car bedroollls , , . then you had betler stop in and i BY APPOINT\tE:"Il' carpeted and d r a]J e d, I a r g I' bedrooms, 2 full g,lrage, Reereatioll room. realize that IIre3'.11 at 375 Washington Hoad, HAMPTON 2196 - T I' e e GRAYTON 1362 -.AtlracUve : 550 LAKEPoi~T'E i Under $65,000. balhs, 2 lavalories, 24' Hv- near :llalUllee, i shaded large lot. 3 bed. WESTCHESTER, N ice 3. 3 bedroom English \II I I hi' . . .! ing room, natural fireplace, . room Colonial wilh family bedroom English colonial. STA YING I;"; TilE FOUll be'droolll category you panelled den. Nell' kitchen A ~USTO:ll built colonial I ST. CLAIR SHORES dining room, central air, I room. Priced under $30,000. Large rooms. 2car garage. can swing ol'er a few :'Iocks to 781 Notre remodeled bath and la \'.' ~.lllhh five bedrooms,. tllree ,Rio Vista 3 bedroom Hi! full)' carpeted and draped. a 5, modern kitchen' I II 'h . I '. B' t'f II d t d f Dame, where you'll fwd two baths on each ~SHOREHAM 664 - 1st offer. breakfast room den I ,a 1 rane Wit I family eau I u y ecora I' am. 1'I i HC'SL YN. 3.bedroom colonial. floor and a bedroom on the first. i ing. Custom built ranch, WELLlNGTON PLACE 17 - rec room, o!fer~d at ~ f:ae~. i room, luge s c r e e n e d ill' room with wet bar. Pri. 1.'''> balhs. Screened ter. ! Yamasaki designed. Walled }<'arm Colonial built 1963 liun of its cv~l 10 build 10.. ,,?rch .. attached. 2 .car ga- vate patio, 2 car brick car. TilE F1U;~CII HAl) A Fl.AlH .FOR so archi. I'ac~, "dlunt! fir"pld(;c. n, i cOllrt yard. B'eautiful area. near Lake and City Park. day, Assumable 6% morl rage, kItchen bUIItms, car. ]lort. Imm~dlale ocupancy. lect and builder put it all logether in the form Panelled library and fam- "w'e peted, draped, basement By owner, of Ihis petite mansion at 325 Lakeland Avenue, Complete Multi.list s e rv . ily room. 4 bedroonis, 2 o 0 • beautifully finished, wet ------I ices. Photo files and details SHOREWOOD The master suite has lis own bath and fire. balhs, powder room. At. FACE I3 R I C K Colonial 3 bar. 11 years old. Priced to BY OWNER. 8 year old 4 place, There are three other bedrooms on the on nearly all properties. 1 tached 2 car garage. Lot bcdrooms plus sew i ~ g sell. bedroom, 2 '2 bath Colonial. REALTY CO. second !loor and 11"0 more baths. A separate Call us or these and man)' 140'1' 115'. room, large bath, family Formal diniug room, spaci- dining room on one side of the entrance foyer others. roo m and lavon firsl R. W, SMITH - 884.3545 ous family room. Immedi. 20431 Mack BB6.8710 is nicely ba lanced by the living room amt floor. Qui c k possession. -______ate occupancy. $61,900. 886- family rocm on ;he other. Kennelh W. Mini down payment. SI. MERHIWEATIIER RD, 7942. ~63'1 CADIEUX - MACK AREA - Silloway & Clare parish. Near Village Owner until March 1st. 3, -F-I-R-S-T-O-F-F-E-R-IN-'G--, -1-5-61 One bedroom second floor CARTER&Co. shops. bedroom, 11,2 bath, Waller Hampton, attractive Cape 20223 Mack Ave. TU 4.4400 apartment. Quiet residen- BY APPOI:-':T:lIENT PLEASE CO. Mast Colonia!' B u i It in Cod Colonia!' 3 bedrooms, tial area. Walking distance 16825 Kercheval A Family Business For 1951. New carpeting, built. fully carpeted, new screen. to all conveniences. Open. THE EVER POPULAR center hall colonial is perfectly THE BERKSHIRES in dishwasher. large pan cd porch, tiled bast!mcnt. CONDO~lINUM Over A Century 17Hil Denver, Apt. 16. TU exemplified in this fine house on Kenwood Court. eled rec. room, screened Low 30's. By owner. Open 884-7000 44114. Appealin3 from the outside and maintained in 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath aparl. --- - Call and covered terrace, palio. Sunday. 2.5. 835.5264. superb condition, it comes wilh central air con. ment with fireplace; or 2 IN THE FARMS 8861618. Open Sunday 2.5. ------...- ditioning, separate master bath, a den, hobhy bedrov,", 1% bath apart. Attractive colonial on a tree GEORGE PALMS room and screened and cOl'ered terrace. The ment. Priced from $43,900. lined street. 3 bedrooms, REALTOR ANITA 2073, custom b II i It owner is in a mood to mOl'e and is hopeful the H2 baths, paneled Family pressed brick. Natural fire. house will 100. AP ARTMENTS shown by ap. Room. Elementary and Mid- TU 6-4444 place, 4 bedrooms, gas HIGBIEMAXON pointment every day except hcat, recrealion room, new WE THINK YOU WILL AGREE that a colonial with dle schools within 6 blocks. I Thursday. Vernier Road thrce full baths on the second floor, service stairs $38,500. LUXURY HOME-Long brick roof, paint. Owner 881,1419. near Mack Ave. across Open Sunday 2.5. 886-3400 wHh accress to the rear hall; three fireplaces ranch, fireplace, baths, car. from Lochmoor Gol! ClUb.! being in the masler bedroom, living room and KARL DAVIES peted bedrooms, new car library; a large fa~llily room and revamped kit. Office: 775.0800 TU 5-3220 peUng, custom drapes in GROSSE POINTE PARK chen rarely appears on the market for less than living room and dining.el, 5 FIRST OFFERINGS $60,000. Betler bring your check book'c;'lIse this 2'12 car attached garage. 959 LAKEPOINTE-Substan. L.INCOLN-4 bedrooms. 1% baths. Recreation room. one is lis!ed at $58,500, Fully paneled basement tial English Colonial with Needs some decorating ,.. $36.500 beautiful landscaped yard: Center Entrance, Sun Room O;\' BEDFORD ROAD is another five.bedroom with GROSSE POINTE $64,000. and Screened Terrace, 3 BUCKINGHAM-Beautiful Early American on large stairs to a full allie, This one boasts generously Bedrooms, 1\-2 Baths. Close BEAUPRE-Here's ~ real LAKECREST LAN E - lot at Jefferson. 4 bedrooms, 2% balhs with expand. proportioned rooms, a library and a large kitchen HIRT to Jefferson and Bus find! FIVE bedrooms, Very special 4 bedroom, able ar.ea over attaehcd garage. Paneled library. and which has been revamped. The basement is a REALTOR OPEN SUNDAY 2.5. 2'h baths in the Farms 3'/, bath QUAD. LEVEL recreation room. showplacc ai;d jU5t the place to keep the kids 68243 !\fain Street priced in the mid 40's. near Lake. All kitchen ARTHUR .T. SCULLY CO. frlm underfoo!. Bottle this one and we'll label it Richmond, Mich. WILLIAMSBURG right here in Grosse Pointe. 3 brand This center hall Colo. buill. ins, fine family 20169 Mack AI'e. TU 1.8310 sold. 7278775 new center hall colonials in Grosse Pointe City on nial also includes a room AND activities secluded .street, on" block from lake. 3 and 4 bed- large up.dated kitchen, room, paneled library rooms WIth 2% baths. Central air conditioning 75 handy service stairs, and 2car attached ga. fl. lots , Under sOO,OOO paneled games room and rage. Owners anxious. WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE R. G. 2 car a ttached brick TU 1-6300. EDGAR garage. TU 4-0600. THINK OF 2 BEDROOMS FIRST OFFERING of ter- N. ROSEDALE COURT- & ASSOCIATES rific 3 bedroom, 3 bath WESTWIND-1 % baths, family room ...... $78,500 Newer 4 bedroom, 2'h QUAD.LEVEL on Bal- 63 KERCHEVAL 8B6.6010 bath center hall COIO lantyne n ear Ferry nial in the University- School. Family roo III 3 BEDROOMS Liggett area. 29' walnut TAPPAN opens to unique sunken paneled family room AUDUBON-2% baths, den ., , ,.., $43,900 patio, all kitchen built- JUST LISTED with fireplace and peg. ins and 2.car aUached Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow on handy LAKE SHORE - Master bedroom on 1st, library. ged flooring, large li. Ideal For the Family garage. TU 1.6300. I\loross Road, large family room excellent condition ...... Over $100,000 brary, kitchen built.ins OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5.' . who favors an In.Town Location. This Grosse Pointe and 2'h car aUached WARNER-Seven year RIVER ROAD-1% baths, famil)' room $49,000 Farms Cdonial WllS built in 1951 and has 4 bedrooms, garage. TV 4.0600. NEW OFFElUNG old Walter Mast Colo. 2 balhs, panel('d family room, an oversized kitchen, a A symphony in the Shores-The tree.lined street and HA WTHORNE-2 baths. recreation rooms $39,500 nial near the Lake. 4 45' lot ... and it's within easy walking range to Kerby AN ATTRACTIVE CEN- large atlractil'e!y landscaped lot blend into a beauti. bedrooms. 3'12 baths, LAKE SHORE LANE-2 baths, family room. $72,500 ciementary anel Bro\\'nell Middle Schoo!. Also close TER HALL COLONIAL ful selling for this move.in condition 2 bedroom brick carpeted M u t s chI e l' to transportation, athletic field, and nearby shopping. in the Windmill Pointe ranch w.ithin walking distance of the lake. The extra 1I1OROSS PLACE-2 baths, library...... $55,000 kitchen and separate $39,50G. GoC'd valup. Immediate p:>sscssion. area. 3 twin.size bed- ~arge wmdows and bright color keyed walls, carpet- breakfast room, central rooms (master is mg and drapes harmonize into bright, cheerful atmos. N .. RENAUD-21h baths, famil)' room $58,900 air conditioning. TU 13.4x18.1l + alcove), 1'h phere. Many extras include stone fireplace, paneled 40600. S. RENAUD-2 baths, den ...... $43,750 McKinley Road baths, large living room Florlda room, large kitchen, large stone bar.b.q in witn fireplace. good size backyard. TORREY-11h baths, family room $46,500 Comfortable English home with 3 bedrooms 1% dining room and sep- OXFORD-Popular 4 bed- baths, and a den. July p~ssession. Richard' and arate breakfas~ room. room, 2''<'' bath FARM FIRST OFFERING Brownell schools. Well prieed at $29,900. TU 4.0600. COLONIAL all newly Large 2 story briek colonial in the Woods new kitchen 4 BEDROOMS decorated. New kilchen with bl,t.-ins, family room, 3 bedrooms', P'i baths, CADIEUX ROAD-Paint- built-ins. bre a kfa st recreatIOn room. Complelely carpeted immaculate WESTWIND-2 baths, recreation room $87,500 ed white brick center condition. ' Harvard Road room, family room, 2 BALFOUR - 3% baths, den, Iibrar)', family room. enlrance Colonial with car allached garage, im- FIRST ADVERTISED Over $100,000 Handy 10 Village shopping, Maire or 5t. Clare ele. 3 bedrooms, dining mediate occupancy, Large comfortable 2 story Enghsh in the Farms. com mental'y schvoJ~, and husline. This attractive semi. room, new kitchen, large price now 561,500. TU BALFOUR-2% baths, library, famil)' room. $65,500 plc!ely carpeted and draped. Move.in condition 3 ranch has 2 bedrooms on Ihe second fluor (18.61'17.6 family room and 2 car 11;300. 1 & 131' 11) as well as 2 hedrooms plus a den on the gdfage. Walk to bus, hedrooms, 1 '2 haths, lilrge kikhen with breakfast BALFOUR-3% baths, heated terrace . $58,000 reom, paneled family room plus recreation room, first !loor. Separate dining room (14x12 0 l. games snops and schools. TU COLONIAL all newly 1.4200. decorated. New kitch,- BERKSHlRE-2% haths, family room $59,500 room, etc .... cali for an Jppointment loday. $36,900. 939 I3EDFOHD en hll,ilt.ins. breakfast BERKSHIRE-2''2 baths, den $49,500 CONTEMPORARY T R I. room, family room, 2. This home is waiting for the magic touch and talent LEVEL in prime Farms car attached garage, of an artistic homemaker to Iransform stalely 6 bed. HA WTHORNE--2 baths, Jen .... .,. $35,900 Spacious English 10~ation-4 bedrooms, 2 immediate occupanc)'. room English colonial inlo charming and gracious baths, magnificent view family humc which includes dining room that will KENWOOD COVRT-2% baths, den $02,500 home located in Ihe hcautiful Windmill Pointe area. Priced now $61,500. TU of 1001'237 foot rural seal twenty, 171'18 ft. family room plus many other Many outstanding features. 5 bedrooms, 31h baths, 16300. LAKE SHORE-3'i~ baths, library Ovcr $100,000 gardened site from cx. outstanding fcatures. Priced mid 40's. paneled library, In rge lot, etc, ... Low $60,000 range. cellent family roo Ill. WESTCHESTER-Lots of NEW LISTING MAUMEE-2'h baths, library $47,900 Unique floor plan and living space in Ihis 3 Ur,usual, neal, comfy family home, 4 bedrooms, n~ 2.car aUached garage. 1 I ~nDDLESEX-31!~ baths, library, family rm. $89,500 bedroom, 2 h bath Colo. baths. professionally landscaped. Near schools. trans. Luxury Colonial $64,500. TU 1.6300. nia! wi t h additional i portation, Priced loll' 30's OPEN S'llNDA Y 2 to 5. PE!\IBERTON-31" baths, library, family rm. $54,500 quartcrs on third !Ioor. Tree shaded with privatc heated swimming pool and LOCH MOOR, and QJle of 372 IIlLLCREST 27' living room with WIlITTIER-21/2 baths, den S49,800 pool h'lU5e in the hac1( yard. Four generous sized bed. the showplaces of the Priced at $31,900, 4 bedroom, Z full bath bun,l,alow fireplace, den and pric. rooms, .mnh[)gany paneled family rOilm, separate den, Shorcs - master bed. with family room. Good family home, close to all cd in the mid 40's, TV lar;(e kltchcn with complete buill.ins ... Beautifully room is 18','.!x35 with schools. 4.0600. decorated and Innllscaped. Plush carpeting. Ever)' im. fireplace, plus 4 family 5 OR MORE BEDROOMS BERKSHIRE & ,JEFFERSON aginable extra. Just 20 (,lISY minutes driving time to BALFOUR-3"2 balhs, libra ry $52,500 hedrooms, 3 If, baths, FAMILY SIZED COLO- N.W, corner-4 heelroom, 21f~ halh colonial, plus 100 downtown b\lsine~s. S75,COO, For Ihose who dcmand Mutschler kitchen, tcr. NIAL-4 bedrooms, 21", It. I~t. One of the newest wilh fllmity room, 2 car at. Ihe best. J3ARRINGTON-:l\iz balhs, rccreation rooll1. $39,500 rific family room and baths plus third !loor lached garage, and priced helow l11:Jrkel for immedi. so many special fea- quarters, sun room AND ate sale. ~OUNTRY CLUB LANE-61 baths, library, fam. tures, you must see it. library, ncw kitchcn and Ily room Over $100,000 You Are Assured TU 1-6300. apartment over 2.car 794 PEMBERTON LAKE SIIORE - 3 -f baths, Iiurary, family 1'00111, gar age. $48,9()O. TU 4 bedroom, 2'12 hath classic colonial, custom-huilt, of an el'cr changin~ view of Lake SI. Clair frem many LENNON-Vcry attractive 1.6300, panelclt lihrary aII':I hrea k fast room, recrea lion rool11. Ovcr S100,000 looms of Ihis proll(1 rcsillence. Siluated on over 2 3 bedroom brick BUN. Recently redecorated, heauliful ncighlJorhood near LOCHlIIOOR-3 + balhs, library', fami,y room. $66,800 acres of Ilropr.rty in Ih" hcn:.t of Grosse Pointe Farms, GALOW near Mason COLONIAL near Mason 2 waterfronl parks. School. New paneled A firerlact~ in npar!y cvery r~nm. SI25,OOG. For addi. School-3 bcdrooms, 1'/. l\1lDDLFSEX-3\~ baths, family room $53,000 tional del ails call or stop in our office. den, garage and im. baths. family room, ga. 854 AVON mediate occupancy. r:lge, low interest exist. No through traffic. 4 bedroom ranch, comfortable PROVENCAL -- 4'2 haths, library, family room. Owner lransferred. $33,- ing mortgage and pric. famil)' room wilh fireplacc, lI('ated 20x44 pool. This Ovcr $100,000 900, TU 1.6300. home offcrs nillch, sharp condilion. priccd righl! Help Wanted? ed right at $32,500. TU 1 STEPIlENS-3 2 baths, Iihrary, T.V. room $99,500 DORTHEN-Plush 2 bcd. 1.631)0, 2C4 RIDGE:\IONT For Ihose of YOkl desirin!: to sell YOllr house or pur. I room RANCH near Mon. Centrally air condilioncd :l hedr(J sn .. , shes .. s We'd W rid Vb. gOSttt'"r nc'Cd • dh .• ';':' .;: Or '.' .. + - n~ 13-REAL ESTATE 21 S-CARPENTER I3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE ! I3A-LOTS FOR SALE 21e-ELECTRICAL Ill-I-PAINTING, I 21Q-PLASTER WOkK FOR SAU SERVICE DECORATING . FOR SALE __ F_O_R_SA_LE I McKINLEY - Ideal reslden --- CARPENTER-All types re. pair and remodelilli. Carl JOHN s. 1 tlal lot. Excellent location CO~:~~E E~il:~~CAL POINTE PAINTING TRI-COUNTY to schools and shopping. Watson. LA 6.5501. SERVICE PAINTING.PAPERING REMODELING GOODMAN Purdy and WM. W. QUEEN RESIDENTIAL Living room $215, bedroom FIKAN'( 886-4141 FREE ESTIMATE Modernization MERRIWEATHER, 54 - 6 ~~~~fTRR~~i"' $10QUALITY WORK REALTOR LOT, 125'x 92', Duval Road, 884.23215 or 771.1166 MORE VALUE for your bedrooms, 3 baths. Panel. 294.4749 HO 5.0520 VE 9.5324 Associates $25,000. 881.2368. money. Additions, kitchens, ed library, unique country ELECTRICAL Repairs. Ma. ------GROSSE POINTE 1------dormers, basements, b ..th. kitchen, recreation room FIRST OFFERING-Grosse GROSSE POINTE FARMS jor and minor. 884.5471 or WALLPAPERING PLASTER REPAIRS. Rea. wilh fireplace. Patio ad. POinte Farms-Great Co. 6 lots bordering on Lake 884 2750 sonable, free estimates. 30 rooms, wall removals. 1365 THREE MILE __ .__ .______• At Its Finest • y I' a r s experience. PR joins glassed terrace. Walk lonial with thretl bedn'oms, shore and Moross. Attrac BIDIGARE BROS. DRIVE to pier. one and a half baths, 18rge tively priced. 21 E-STORMS AND • Winter Rates • 2-4265. INC. kitchen and nice screened lo..IS PR 6.1237 PR 7.5879 OPEN SUN.2-5 SCREE Office 772.5715 WILDWOOD, 20909-Harper terrace overlooking extra 14-REAL ESTATE .... I NEW and repair work. Neat, STATELY 4 Bedroom cente~ Woods-Huge 2 bedroom, 2 I spacious yard. Won't last. ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING clean service. 20 years ex. Evenings, Sundays TU 1.6988 hall brick colonial. All WANTED bath Colonial .. apartment. FIRST OFFERING-Central 881.4400 INTERIOR- perience. Free esiimat(:s large rooms, Den. encltJsed I 4 OR MORE bedrooms, den ~I~gant eond,lhon, Large air conditioning, aluminum Wood and steel windows reo 759.1676. or family room in Grosse EXTERIOR DESIGN TRI-COUNTY Iefl"',ce. one full balh. 2 lIVlDg and. dlDlng r.oo:os. siding plus many extra placment with new.tilt win. I half lavs. Carpeting and! Pointe. P I' i vat e party Modern kitchen, bUllt.ms. features in this new four dow hardware. Permits by Norm Gangola SPECIALIZING in repairs REMODELING drqpes. Two bedrooms on! wishes to deal direct with Den and glassed and pan. bedroom. two and a hall easy cleaning of both sides Painting Paper Hanging for 18 years. Cracks elimi. Ihird floor. Gas heal, new owner. Could postpone oc' of the glass from inside of 371.8260 nated. Clean. Jim Black. Additions, attics, kitchens, I eled terrace. 4 year young, bath Colonia!, Family room side drive, 3 car gal':lgc, cupancy until July 1st. UN great floor plan, 01'1'1' 2,000 and Country kitchen. Great the house. Insulated or reg. I 'I-N-T-E-R-I-O'R--p-ai-n-tin-g-,-q-u.-a-li-tyI well. VA 1.7051. baths, ree rooms, porches new roof. ExIra large 101. 1.3077. sq, ft. location. ular glass. work, winter rates. Free W. BROWN. Repair plaster. 771.1166 or 884.2325 LoIs of extras. I BY APPOINTMENT ONLY OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 TO 5:00 4 OR 5 bedrooms, Grosse Insured Licensed estimates. Mr, Carlson, Free estimates. 499-8036. I ------FI,RST OFFERING-Peek of Point!! City. Farms or East. " HOUSE SIDllo..IG 549.8046. ------1 CARPENTER WORK- 1011 WHITTIER 21 r- ., 1 21 R-FURNITURE I Paneling, partitions, shel. GROSSEPOINTE : LAKELAND-Price reduced, the lake or betler than ern part of Park. Space, ! immediate occupancy. 4 elementary and junior high JERRY'S HUGHES BROTHERS REPAIR I ve s. kitchens, ceilings, that, Brand new and just SHEET METAL DECORATORS P---N-.. .. , smail jobs, etc. TU 2.2795. PARK bedrooms, 3 balhs. Den, waiting for a new owner. proximity, privacy prime • Alcoa Aluminum Siding 5293 Yorkshire EN SYLVANIA DUTCH ------.- 4 llEDROOl\I center hall colo. recreation room, wet bar, Three bedrooms, two and a consideration - not condi. I • Alcoa Gutters • Awnings 882.9750 or 371.8128 or peasant.type decorating REMODEL! NG nial, large kitchen, family I fieldstonr fireplace. Con. half balhs, plus spacious tion. No agents. J. T. AhI. room, 2 baths, 2 lavatories, I'enient location. family room. 292 Roose. brand, 32177 Red Clover • Storms and Screens RUDOLPH TONELLO of furniture. I will cus. Kitchens - Additions Free Estimates TU 5.1'i91 tomize your furniture with gas heal, 2 car garage, velt. Hd., Farminglon, Mich. Decorator gay bright designs. In. Recreation Rooms • Porches LAKESHORE DR. - New 48024. En g I and atmosphere, 4 FIRST OFFERING - Only I Interior.Exterior eludes refinishing and 1'1" and Repairs BY APPOINnlE:"IT 2tG-RooFING bedroom, 3 bath Colonia\. $56,500 buys this new four INVESTOR will buy sharp Wall Papering building, Samples avail. I Licensed. Insured SERVICE 1150 WHITTIER Great view of lake, unique bedroom, Iwo and a hall apartment, good down pay. 882-0870 able. Call Robert Peebles, 1 ONT AR I0 GROSSEPOINTE landscaping, formal lil'iull bath home in ideal loea. ment. Call 884.3883. NEW ROOFS and repairs Three Mile Drive VA 2.5726. I CONSTRUCTION and dining f{'oms. Family tion and on secluded street. Gutters cleaned and repair 25 Years Experience I PARK room and library. Large The architecture is Wit. IS-BUSINESS ed. Insured. ______OLD COUNTRY I 881-4400 CENTER Hall brick Colonial. modern kitchen. Stunning Iiamsburg Colonia!' Family OPPORTUNITY FAMOUS INTERIOR PAINTING FURNI~RE REFINISHING CUSTRED CONSTRUCTION carpeting, drapes, 2 natur- details. Price will please! room included. 286 Roose. COUPLES - Work together I MAl NTENANCE Anhque Touc~.Up I Complete remodelng service. al fireplaces, air condition. velt. building your OWN busi. Experienced '1 WINDMILL PTE.-Modern 7 839.0377 Reupholstermg Additions, recreation room, ing. large l Page Twenty.Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 24, 1972 * * * Feature Page * * \ ------* ------_._------* * go up to Otsego, "I don't ski 1------, much an)'more but the chilo ~hOt wllere and whatnot Pointer of Interest dren and Jim do and just ...... fJ;()t'nte I' love it!" By Whoozit . Her husband Is a very busy I '~' man, He's a Farms Cliilncil. "The task I'm trying to achieve i~ abov~ all to Counter Points man and Mayor Pro Tem, make you see." So s~id o~e of th~ c,mema s most vice.presldent of administra. dedicated and innovatIve dIrectors In Its young and By Pat Rl'usseau . tion for the Parke Davis fruitful history' David Wark Griffith, For Mr. Exciting Preview .. , those attending the Wal. ! Company and on the Board Griffith was th~ cinema's supreme pioneer, a man ton.Pierce Show at the Detroit Athletic Club, March • •.•••{'.•..•..•...•..•...•...•..•..••.•.••••.••..•.•.••.••.••.....•...•...... ,•.... ~ ...... > of Dlrec~ors of the Boy Scouts who developed broadened and refined filmic IS, benefiting Northeast Child Guidance Center, I ,.}t.:;:::,:::-:>:.: of America. (He was recent. . " .' b t t' I I . will see a preview of the special eight.piece Helga • Iy general chairman of ,the techmques In many movIes u par lCU ar Y In Regency Collection in DuPont's Qiana which was! 14th Annual Scout Potluck I "The Birth of a Nation" (1915) and "Intolerance" photographed by Town and Country at the Breakers! Dinner at Cobo Hall), (1916). in Pa.1m Beach,. T.own and ~o~ntry has ~iven. V!:al- I We asked Mrs. Dingeman '" ton-PIerce credtt In the Apnl Issue and IS prmtmg if the life of a council man's i FJlmmakers in America played their role in the eight pages specially for everyone in the audio wife was difficult at times. raising the cinema to one of the most exciting ence to preview, We will also be showing about fiity , She said she's nel'er found it to be. "Of course Jim gets art forms in the world during the silent era (ca, fashions in a size range from four to sixteen . , . some calls at home from resi. 1890.1926). But so did filmmakers in other coun. from swim suits for South now, to opening night dents, but he enjoys helping tries; Russia, Germany, Denmark and Sweden, of the opera ill May. Reservations are very limited, them when he can. I think France, Italy. And some of tbe cinema's most noted Call Mrs, James St. Denis ... 884.4115. it's wonderful that people and best loved films, both silent and sound, can * .. :',l have enough faith in Jim to currently be seen every Friday at 8:30 p.m. on One By One .•• t1wt's how Dura Lashes are ask him questions." channel 56. The program is "Film Odyssey." appiled at Leon, By popular request, Leon has added Jim comes from a politi. this beat.~ty sert'ice. Miss Jamie who is trained by cally.oriented fa m il y. His * * * the manufacturer and who taught at 'J well known father, Harry J, Dingeman, "Film Odyssey," which started January 14 modeling school will place these individual lashes was presiding judge on the with Francois Truffaut's "Jules and Jim" (France. Circuit Court bench for 25 on your lashes in any length or thickness becoming. , years. Ann used to type up 1961), is hosted by Charles Champlin, entertainment The colors are brown or black. 'they last eight weeks Pholo by Eddie MeGralh,Jr, some of his journals when editor and principal film critic of the Los Angeles with a bit of care, They can last longer. You can MRS. JA~IES H. DINGEMAN, OF RADNOR CIRCLE she worked in the Wayne Times. 'Ihe program, which continues to July 7, sleep, swim, shower, sauna with them. Because they By Pepper Whitelaw County Clerk's office before features 24 films plus two evenings of short films. are placed directly on your lashes and not on tile lid Many Pointers are mem she was married, Pointers, who not only appreciate a "good" film, the look is natural with or without make.up. Miss Mrs. James H. Dingeman (Ann) is a family- bers of the Women's Asso. Jim's brother, Harr)' J, Jr., but who also are interested in the motion picture as Jamie applies them by appointment, privately in a oriented woman. When she takes on outside activo elation. Mrs. R. Alexander is presently a Circuit Court: an art form, will surely want to tune in. Each film booth. The cost is twenty.six dollars. For more in. ilies they have to be activities she feels are worth. ~;~1Ie~~~ c~r:s~nt~a~S ~:~: Judge. Politics are in Dinge.l is presented uncut, uninterrupted, (NO commercial), formation, call her or drop by 17888 Mack Avenue while. .------Donald is treasurer. Mr. and man blood. and will be shown in the freshest and most complete , .. TU 4.9393. That's why she initially fashion scene." Mrs. Joseph A. Vance, Jr. Ann met Jim when he was print possible. '" became interested in the Proceeds of Fashionscope are honorary dinner host and attending the University of ... The Opportunity ... for individuality is built Into thc Women's Association for the Symphorama 1972 will go to hostess chairman for Fash. Detroit Law School. They * * Jefferson Apartments, 17111 East Jefferson, There are Detroit S)'mphony Orchestra. the maintenance fund of the ionscope Symphorama. went together five years be. In a booklet on the program Mr. Champlin many. many floor plans from which to choose. l\laximum A native Detroiter (both she Detroit Symp~ony Orchestra. A passel of Pointers will fore they were married in notes, "At one level, for even the most casual insulation insures a private almosphere o( quiet thermal and Mr, Dingeman were Benefllctor tlCke.ts are $50 be actin as dinner host and the Litlle Flower Chapel next watcher, FILM ODYSSEY must surely be a succes. control. The approximately 1,000 square feet of private born in Chalmers avenue), per person and mcl~de pre. hostesse;; Mr. and Mrs. Rus. to Cathedral Central Acad. sion of engrossing evenings. But 1 also think that storage area can be used for special hobbles and recreation. anc e Mrs. I?ingema~ has strong I perforn: . cocktails and sell E. Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. emy where Ann went to the series will be, as it has already been for me, a At the model apartment they can show you how In your own roots. m DetrOIt. She loves b!ac~ tIe dmner at ~ord Au. Harvey O. Dixon, Jr.. Mr. school. voyage of discovp,ry toward the reachless boun. particular case you can save by buying one of these brand th~clty. Ann says, "Before dltorlUm; sponsor tickets. at and Mrs. David L. Gamble, After their marriage the new apartment homes instead of owning a home. They I Jomed tbe Women's Asso, $25 per person; patron tIc.k. Mr and Mrs, Daniel W. Dingemans lived in the Hib. daries of the movies and in introduction, through can arrange your mortgage at the low advantageous eurrent ciation. I heard so much co~. e~s $~O and. general a?n:ls, Go~enough, Mr. and Mrs. bal'd Apartments for a while, the Frame of Reference portion of the programs, rates and have a trade.in program on your current home, versatlOn. abo,ut how Detroit ~lOn tickets :;;? All admISSion I Joseph L, Hudso'J, Jr" Mr. then built a home on Hall to some of the fiercely dedicated men who make Open every day from 12:00 to 5:00 except Wednesd3Y. En. was a dymg city. II upset me. I IS tax deductIble. I and Mrs, William J, Lilly, place ... that was 24 years films and love them." trance on Neff or SI. Clair. After all, most of. our. ~us. Tickets may be purchased I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. ago. Their home was one of '" '" bands make thel~ lIvmgs at Hudson's downtown, Ford LoCicero Mr. and Mrs. Ar. the Iirst in the subdivision. * '" See . . , the February issue of The American there. Our social lives; the Auditorium, Champion Real nold W.' Lungerhausen, Mr. They lived there six years What are some of the films scheduled for Home pages 53 and 54 to view the newest Wood theater, symphony, the art Estate On.the.Hill, or by call. I and Mrs. Wilber Hadley and then moved into their presentation in the coming months? Russia's great. Mode cabinets and Thermador appliances photo. museum, most of our cui. ing 884.5700. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Ralph present house. est director Sergei Bisenstein is represented by graphed. Then see samples of the complete line tural ,ac~ivities ~ent~r ~here. Every ,ticket holder is in. T. M~Elvenny, Mrs. Andrew "You know," adds Ann, "Ivan the Terrible," part I (1943), February 25, at Mutschler Kitchens, 20227 Mack Avenue. DetrOlt Just can t die. Thosc vited to attend the After. Malott, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph "we've been married 31 and "Potemkin" (1925), March 24. Mr. Eisenstein of us in the sU,b~~bs have a glow, J. Marshall, Mr, and Mrs. years and Jim still surprises * a;c * learned from Mr. Griffith but was a highly individ- mor.al ,responslblllty not to Some 3,000 Seats To Fill Lee Moorman, Mrs. Florence me, Like this Christmas . , . Spring Showers ... or sunshine brings out fash- ual and dynamic filmmaker in his own right. Even le~, It die. , . "We have 3,000 seats to fill. I E. Sisman, Mr. and Mrs. I came downstairs and saw ionable all weather coats from Michelle's Boutique, . The Woman s ~ssocla. We have sent out over 6,000 Thomas L. Schoenith and I . more, he was a film.teacher and one of the few 17864 Mack Avenue. There's a white polyester, a t:on seemed. to b~ Just the invitations ... and ,the way I Mr. and Mrs. William A. ~heSW~rng~~~.h I ~~c~~~b~~ filmmakers who has left a legacy of theoretical biege canvas with black patent trim, rain resistant rIght ~pot m which to do ticket sales are going it looks Ternes. thl'nking, for goodness sake, writings. somethmg concrete about ., '" knit coats, plaid capes and newspaper print toppers 't thO 'h' h as If we II have a full house, Sally Kazmarek (Mrs. Rob. Mary Ann's about ready to .. in the collection. Michelle's is open Friday evenings DetrOI ... some mg" IC Ann smiles I .. Wh * * until eight. would help maintain its cui. '" . . d erl), of Bla;rmoor ,court, IS get her driver's license, y The expressionistic silent classic from Ger. ture AND people's interest 1 v.e been workmo and area promotion chaIrman. in the world would he get her l) .,.. * in its culture. plannlng on my part of the A t' llW ' e hop. a bike. Then he turned to many, "The Cabinet of Dr. Ca1igari (1920), directed In IUarth~'s Closet .•. 373 Fisher Road, you'll find "You see, it was founded in show. since June ... I took I in/an 1~~nO~n~~~~gp:o;le at. me and said, 'Ann, it's for by Robert Wiene, is presented on April 14. This a n.ew colle chon of elegant ~oret handbags. O~e unusual 1928 with that express pur. a. mid-summer break, .th~n tend this year .. , you know. you,' I was surprised and bizarre film visually conveys the impressions of the deSign resembles a ~asque wme skin. It comes In navy or ! pose ... to further interest picked up the ,work agam In students from design and delighted. And you know, disturbed or psychotic mind. Another German film, b,lack with a convertible shoulder st~ap. In an?ther collec. in concerts, gain friends and September .. It s. be~,: great sewing classes at the high that very same Christmas a }<'. W. Murnau's "The Last Laugh" (1924) with tron there are patchwork puff bags In red, white and blue financial support for the or. fun. My Job IS lmmg up school ... it would be a real nu.mber .of my fri;nds reo Emil Jannlngs, will be shown May 26. In this mas- and pastel checks. chestra, and increase public women .from all ~ver the treat for them and for us!" c~lved bIkes so w;- re ?I~n terpiece Mr. fdurnau tells his story of an old hotel ., * ... enthusl'asm I'n l'tS value to metropolitan DetrOIt area,. I mng a regular bike rldmg d 'ith bil d t' f th th 't .. who in turn secure area EnJOYSYoung Peo]l e group this summer oorman w a mo e an penera mg use 0 e Those Folks At Mr. Q ' . , say I)' ~;t~~I~~~:-Coordinator workers w~o make calls to ~nn really means .that. She'd ' . : . camera and superb performances. This film is truly this is the year for Hawaii. The big. MR. This year Ann is the De. promote ticket sales. .My en.JOYS youn.g people, espe. JI'rn'An sIomareetimhOepSl'nthgltoSYtaekaear beautiful one to behold. • gest travel values ever. One week, f 150 h t II h hid d grand and I troit area coordinator for crew 0 women ave JUS cia y er c I ren an . Peter and Mary Anne to '" ...... two weeks or three weeks from $299 . (2.". . Fashionscope Symphorama be.~~ great! . children. Her .eldest . son, Spain They've I d be ... call 886.0500 for itinerary. ? 1972, the gala fashl'on sho\" . I. m. 2ddressmg about 100 Ja.mes H., who IS associated" a rea y en Other highlights on the "Film Odyssey" pro- ~, ,~ .:' .y f C 10 Rome, Florence and Lon- . I d Alf d H't h k' "Th 39 St " presented by the Symphony mVI~ahons myself and en. With The Ba~k 0 ~e om. don. We want them to h~ve gram ~nc u e re I c :oc s e., ,~ps Boys Will Be Boys .. ,and will wear the new hod Women in cooperation with closmg, personal. notes en. monwealth! IS marn~d ~nd the kind of vacations with us (England-1935), March 3, Jean RenOIr s The LaCoste shirt for bOJJssizes eight through twenty. the J. L. Hudson Company. couragmg my friends to at. has tw~ children, Jaml~, fIve, they can always remember Rules of the Game" (France-1939), March 10; It come:. in great colors with the famous green "Although we have had te?,d, ,. and Mlchae!, three. Jim at. '" vacations that are educa- King Vidor's "Our Daily Bread" (.'\merican-1934), alligator, crew neck or traditional collar in an easy many fund.ralsingprojects We re, hopmg the people tgernaddeudatAedusllfnroPrmepmar:'lldsdwaalestional and fun. We do a lot May 12; Akira Kurosawa's "Yojimbo" (J apan- bl d d k' H' k ' over the years, this one has who can t. make t,h~ show, 'th h'ld b 1962) M 19 hAd care en 0 f acron and cotton mt at lC ey s, been repeated annually sincE' but. are mterested In sup. College . WI our c I ren, not e- ,ay; t e great merican ocumentary i 17140 Kercheval. 'its inception in 1!i46. H's porting t~e Sympho.ny Or.' (M cause \~'e feel obligated to, filmmaker Robert Flaherty's "Man of Aran" (Eng. really an excl'tl'r,g event." c.hestra, \VIIIsend theIr dona.. Her daughter, Pait~ rs. but because we enjoy them," land-1934) June 9 and Luis Bunuel's "Los Olvi- Th 'd ':. . ~"_ Columbian hand.tooled leather belts I. f?dils just. two dollars .at The Arrangement, 341 believe in filling the housc, -:: come in handsome designs at 16237 f Ish'!r Roasl ... 885.6222. full of meaningless things. San \nl"nl ... T .."a~ ha~ a Mack and Three Mile, ,'" '" .. That desk over thl'rc was my '''"H!4'rflll (,hiI' i.l ..a f.. r FLOWER *' ,~ .. The Mole Hole is puzzled , .. that is, It grandmothcr's . . . I can Fore Golfers ... Wednc~day, ,"arch 1st. Martha's has a most amazing collection of wooden puz. remcmber hunting through kf'4'pin/o(:I l'it~ ,,If':l1I - Closet will presl~nt a style show during hmch at the (;olden lies by Stewart T. Coffin.M Massachusetts, those lillie pigeon holes when E\("r~ SalUl'cla~ IIH'~ lakf' Lion, (eLturlng goll (as!;ion~ and goU accessQries, The polyhedral shapes are made up of beauti. i', .' ' I Iwas jlldst a little girl. " 'hI a Irlu'" filII .. f h'('n-n~l'. rul exotic woods and whcn they arc not driving fe t 50 a venturous . , .. s c SPECIAL * " '" 1'(."I ..g~ -min(!('(1 ~Clulh~ It's Posh _.- Michael says. "The success of any someone hatly, they are handsome accessories laughs. coiffure rlcnends on the cut. It must be done by a ror the coIIee t ablc 0r bo 0k she.Ir F.rom mne E~I'ery th'mg:n . thc Dmgc "ho ~1H'n(! ~(',,'ral IH"lr~ skilled professional. It takes quite a long time but dollar!! at the Mole Hole on Mack at Three man home has some spccial cll':ming III) c1.. wnl .. wn. fully Decoraled 'b I Mile Drive. meaning, even the things For rl'lri1>ulion Ihf' ('il~ be patient for once it's done you' II he a lI eratc( * * * Ann picks up at auctions, , . L'h t d f m nl'ghtly scttl'n's rollcrs fllrni~hl'~ nil of 1111'111 willt POTTED MUM woman. I era e ro , , !:, , , .Jusl To Remind You ... "Fashion Two they mean she's made a teasing, and best of all hair spray. If you have a Tweilty" is still the freshest, li~htest, most bC2uliful great buy. hol ,logs IInel ('lIk •." PLANTS good hair cut it can defy weather and Wind, so see makc.up in thc Country and it's right here in Grosse Ann is also a sports lover, foil, Rjbbon and Saucer 88 one of the talented stylists at the Po~h Studio and I'ointe~ For information 886-0252 ask for Sid Erwin, She was still on cloud ninc "'t' (,fllIl(1 ~lIrc.l~ makl' - WHILE THEY LAST THIS toss that head~ It'll nalurally fall hack in line. 886- '" >l< .. ' over recently scoring a 209 WEEK .~fI .. d n~f' of lhi~ I~IH' flf VALUE;) 4.99 10 6.99 1377 for an appointment. with the Country Club of De. ONLY ~ ~, Tile lJried Flower will fill your container with troit's Women's League. "I i,"'n! It's (l KlJOwn Fact, .. are(l rllgs arc il!. Ai En dried silk flowers to harmonize with your room had five strikes in the first decor, 183,5 f'leedwood at Mack, 8884.9400. rivf' Ira mes ... that's nel'er Maliszewski, 21435 Mac~ Avenue. there's a complele * ... '" happcned to me bcfore." Shc j ---=-= i collection of them ... in both traditional reproduc. II II II bb' ( I • d I I I ddl t . t --- Allemon Florist tions and contcmporary desmns.. Tile co Ior range where 0toy get0 yourIe ansgirt ..wrap, n orcasegreetingyou ve cardsbeen wonlor papercr ng tahesoCOpuanYtrSyPCailibec"CernynlMs• oan.I'STUOIO CAMERA' S'HO'P- , i.~wide and the price will fit your pocketbook, Call lole or deeoupage projects-Ben's Boutique Is the place. A day and has for 12 years! ...; , 776.5510 for all appoilltment. complete selection of cards, wrap :nd beauti(ul gift ltcm~ is with thc same group of i CARL JOYNER. =:= on £ Wllfren " " " availablc at Ben's Boutique, Z032'l' Mack at Lochmoor women. 20229 MACK - i", the WOOdS Hummel lIuntcrs . , . will rind the new 1972 Hummel Hlvd. 884.8690. Open Thursday and Friday until 9 p,m. The (amily all ski and orten i - 17931 East Warren TU 4.6120 _~ P_._._..J'--- ~ __ ~ ~..-.J--'- ~._ __ .ce . .... __ ...... A ...... « .. 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