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------IIEADLINES Shores, Yacht Club Fire Boat on Maiden Run How Five PointesfShore;Only of the One Unhurt "rEEK Cast Ballots in ByReturns As Compiled by the Grosse Pointe News Residents Urged to Lend iPrirnary Election, Help So Municipalities Can Get Proper Thursday, August 6 Share of State THE FORD MOTOR Company Unofficial Figures Released on Friday; About Wednesday revealed that whole. Percent of Qualified Electors Took Funds sale prices to dealers will be Trouble to Go to Polls By Pepper Whltela. raised an average of $125 over those of 1970 models. This was By Pepper Whilell. "Oh, where oh, where a preliminary move to raising The unofficial tabulation of the vote in the five have the people gone ..• retail price tags on its 1971 Grosse Pointes at the Primary Election held on Tuesday, oh, where oh, where can models. August 4, have been released. Here's how the voting they be?" That seems to • • • went: ~ be the theme song of at Friday, August 7 For Governor: IN P Z. least four of The Pointe's THE STA"rE SENATE order- Zolton Ferency (D) received ew 0 lee five city administrators ed a legislative investigation of 416 votes in The Woods. 272 in after receiving the census Detroit's primary election foul. The Park, 1S1 in The Farms, Ch. f N d figures from the Bureau of up. The action came as Detroit 31 in The Shores and 101 in The r,e ame the Census. City Clerk George Edwards said he may seek forfeiture of City. I F City Manlger Thomas Kress. Sander Levin (D) received bach and Farms Manager An. a $1 mililon performance bllnd n arms 424 in The Woods, 363 in The drew Bremer spoke to repre. from the computer company Park, 199 in The Farms, 29 in sentaUves from the Bureau of whio:h sold lhe city the new The Shores and 92 in The City, Robert K. Ferber Quits .n the Census in an attempt to p'uneh.eard voting system. t • • George F, Montgomery (D) Head of Oberlin, 0., audlt the census figures but received 53 in The Woods, 30 Department to Ta~e wl!re lold that the mal1lng regis. Saturday, August 8 in The Park, 16 in The Farms. 0 teu are not available for audit. A MAN WITH an automatic five in The Shores and six in ver New Duties Mr. Kressbach S'lid this leaves carbine and pistols invaded a The City. September I the cities with no way to check trial court in San Rafael. Cr.l. George N. Parris (D) reo the accuracy of the count ex- Friday and touched oll a gun eeived 134 in The Woods; 120 City Manager Andrew cept to poll their residents them. battle that took the lives of the In Thl! Park, 42 in The Farms, Bremer, Jr" on Thursday, selves, judge. Harold J. Haley; himself, Pholo by Sgt_ Fl-ank Muslazz. three in The Shores and 25 in August 5, announced the City Show. Lois; James D. McClain; a witness. With three nozzles going, the craft which has been Club, demonstrates its ability to throw water. It has The City. appointment of Robert K. Prellminary census ligures for William Arthur Christmas; and acquired and equipped through the joint efforts of been fitted with $2,500 worth of fire fighting and James C. Turner (R) reo Ferber, 32, as the new chief the City gives the 1970 popula. an intruder, tentatively identi- Grosse Poir.te Shores and the Grosse Pointe Yacht pumping equipment. ceived 345 in The Woods, 203 f th F P I tlon count as 6,602 which rep' fied by San Quentin Prison of- I ------~$, ------~------in The Park, 188 in The Farms, 0 e arms 0 Ice Depart. resents a decrease of 29 persons ficials as Jonathan P- Jackson. Sh GPYC P I Eff 57 in The Shores and 91 in The ment. Ferber, who resigned since the 1960 census which was Deputy District Attorney Gary Driver Faces ores, 00 orts IP k M e City. a similar post in Oberlin, 6,631. Mr, Kressbach said, "AI. Thomas was seriously wounded ar erg. S William G, Milliken (R), high 0., to assume the Farms though we did not expect any in the back. Another witness, Ch f To Provide NewFire Boat D vote.getter received 2,546 in position, will take over on substantial growth we were Ruehell Magee was also ser; arge or epartments The Woods. 1,9l.'i in The Park, September 1. hopeful we would show a gaIn ously injured. Juror Maria Gra. F P · f FI 2,433 in The Farms, 559 in The The new pollee chIef is a 1961 over 1960, especlrlly since we ham suffered an arm wound. Boy's Death or rotectlon 0 eets F E Shores and 1,215 in The City. graduate of Michigan State Unl. ha ..e 2,367 housing units in 1970, McClain, who was serving live or. conomy For United Stales Senator. versity, E .. t Lansing, from as compared to 2,294 in 1HO; .. years to life in San Quentin P I f Cl b --d--Y-'-I--- 'bl dl Philip A. Hart (D) received where he reeelved his bachelor that's an increase of 73 unitt. Prison for burglary, was on trial P I R Ch ersonne 0 u an i age Avai a e to Han e 791 in The Woods, 640 in The degree in Police Admlnlstra- We find It dWicult to belleve for the 1969 .~tabbing of a prison 0 ice e po r t "nges Emergencies; Services Offered to All W ate r Superintendent Park, 326 In The Farms, 51 in tion, He b married and the that we have dropped in total ,I, guard._ Facts in Story of Other Pointe Beach Parks Thomas Stac~ Picked to The Shores and 220 in The City. father of two girlS. population since the number of I, • * * Accider.~ at First ------Head Newly Formed Robert J. Huber (R) received Shortly afte.r hb graduatl. on, reglStterted vodters has Iremaintaed Bv .Greg Bovd 1,533 votes 111' The Woods, 1,095 ed' . ., " cons an, an our e emen ry -lllllli1ay;.Au ...'st 9 R ep t d b J J P bl,'c W rl he join the MUwaukee,. Wis., hIlI I h . i ' d "M or e y Boat owners in the Pointe who are concerned about U . ,Q U iA.~he _P •. r.lo:. ,1.1111,. in The IC 00 enro men as ncrease • THE ARMY WENT AHEAD Emn,loyes th d f f' h'l th t' f I'd Department Farms. 274 in The Shores and Police . .DeJNIrtmeat (lH11.UI1), '•• ~.. ,our JNIrJi:i:~ttend._," Saturday with plans for shipping '" e anger 0 Ire w I e on e wa er may ee conSI er- working his way up to a detee. M B Id h • ably more at ease, especially if they maintain a boat 560 in The City. tlve ntlng. Lale In 1967, he r. remer sa t e Farms 12,500 nerve.gas rockets to an In an accident, Thursday, at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club or the Shores Municipal In an economy move, the Lenore Romney (R) received reslrned from the department 1970 population count was listed Atlantic Ocean burial ground July 30 in front of 858 Pier.' "' Grosse Pointe Park Council 1.488 votes in The Woods, 1,04-4 to become chief of pollee in as 11,751 by the Census Bureau desp!~e.criticism from the Unil. N th Rd' I' . TI P k 1532 I'n The as ftompared to I" 172 I'n 1960 or enau mvo VlllR the As a result of a joint effort gency, the Yacht Club will approved the motion, Mon- In Ie a r, 'h d Oberlln, a city of approximately "'Th~ h dl "'1' I I . ed Nations and charges bl' Con. death of St P N' k b t G Pit Sh d A t 10 f I Farms, 342 in The S ores an 12.000, located 28 mIles south- IS ar y seems oglea 5 nee gress that it had indulged In even . Ie" e ween rosse 0 n e ores handle it" Vitale said "We ay, ugus ,or a new YO' Th C't we have had an inereas of "heavy.handed blackmail." Ship. 10, as a result of a Woods and the GPYC, a fire boat now expect to 'be able to react with. formed Public Works De- 77F~~ R:prels;~tative in Con- ~ast of Cleveland, In Oberlin, some 200 dwelling units. eOur ments will roll by rail Monda)' rl;lbbish tru~k backing over keeps .constant vigilance for all in minutes," he added. partment to be headed ~y gress, 14th District: e wathsin eo.mmhand °if '1~9 per. voting registration is also up. from Army arsenals in Annis. hIm, ~ polIce accident re- boats In the ,harbor. The boat, a four.thousand dol.' the present Water Superm- Lucien N. Nedzi (D) received sons, ree 01 t em c Vllans. In 1960 we had 7,377 registered ton, Ala., and Richmond. Ky. port dIscloses that the driver The new flreb.oat show~~ _its, lar, 31.foot lapa lapstrake sea tendent, Thomas Stack. 677 In The Woods, 557 in The. Rerereaee. Cbed:ed voters; in 1970 7,480." Army officials have warned that of the truck backed up ap. ~olors, - and ~Is capabilities. skill, has been litted with $2,500 Previous to this. the Highway, ,Park, 295 in The Farms, 39 in Bremer said that he and Lt. Park Very Unhappy some of the rockets are leaking proximately 42 feet 10 1m a demonstration held Thurs- worth of lire and pumping Sewer. and Sanilation Depart. The Shores and 195 in The City. Vernon Sylvester went to Ober. Park officials are definitely and all must be dl'sposed off, I'Dche,". d.ay.'. August 6. under the scru. equipment. It had p~eviously h d b J h L 0 (R) . d lin to talk with Ferber, and to t h .th th t " t f b th Sh d • ment a een separated from 0 n . wen receive contact Ferber's references, no appy WI e curren cen. The six.foot.long rockets, de- Dou.r;~as Jav Hellner 2Q one GlnplyzlcngefYf~s.0 °Th ores an't been a full service boat avail- the Water Department. This reo 1,395 in The Woods, 1,007 in The which included the Superintend. sus results. C(:nsus report~ show 1 signed to be fired from air- of th e d'"river s eo-wor k"ers had a frown 0 InIClathes. bunchere wasn able to Yacht Club. members. qui red an extra supervisor. Park, 1,4111 in The Farms. 331 ent of Publl'c Schools and the a gain of. only 50 persons over planes, have been encased in originallY,reported '0 police that . and used for towmg sail boats With the new organizational in The Shores and 810 in The h' 1 I the prevIous census: 1960 15,457 concr~te vaults and reinforced Among those present were I in and out of the harbor and move combining the two depart. City. police c ief o. E yr a, 0., a to 15,507 in 1970. the driver, Teddy Lee Hoholek. neighbor city of Oberlin. He with steel. The Army contends 23, had backed up "a few feet_" President Gilbert T. Jerome; as a required emergency craft ments, the effective rate of sav. For State Senator, 1st Dis- and the lieutenant were very Park ollicials eXl!ected an in. that chances of anything going Woods police, however. have Thomas K. Jefferis, villllge suo for sailboat racing. I ings will be approximately triel: much impressed by the reports crease of around 1,200 persons. wrong during shipment are vir. traced the scrape of the boy's perlntendent; Roger K. Smith, The skiff is now equinped $12,000. George S. Fitzgerald (D) reo from the people with whom Manager Robert A. Slone said tually nil, but it has taken cIa. bicycle pedal over 42 feet. GPYC commodore; and John J. with one two-inch hose and'two The council has made the de. ceived 640 in The Park, 302 in they got in touch, that aside from possible inefti. borate precautions. Also, police report that all Devers. Yacht Club general one-and-one.half-inch hoses, one cision not to replace Frank Dc. The Farms and 176 in The City, cieneies in the census.taking it. • • • I three Woods employes in the manager. of which will be fitted with an Bets former Supervisor of the Keith P. Edwards (R) reo "One thing that impressed self, much of the discrepancy in Monday, August 10 I crew had been seated in the Other Police Attend inductor to generate foam which Highway, Sewer, and Sanitation ~eived 1,633 In The Par~, 2 ,1 10~~~at ~~~mhe: h::i~~n~':~~~: the ligures is due to the fact front of the truck while Hoholek Also altending were police of- will be drawn from five.gallon Deparlment, who died on July I~ The Farms and 804 In T eh that students who were away at A PERUVIAN AIRLINER was backing up. Attorney An- fieials from the Shores, Park cans of concentrate. 9. 1970. City. youth of Oberlin and the entlre school at the time of the cen. plunged into a hill Sunday near tho n y Lutonski, representing and Farms. Foam Is Effective With Park Since 1948 For State Senator, 2nd Dis. f:~~ra~:j:ra'p:~I~~s k~O~~:J: sus were counted as being citl.
Cuzco, kill i ng 97 persons. Christ Nick, Steven's father. Shores police officials told the I. "Foam has proven to be very I Stack, 48, J:l married and has trid: orientation in the Pointe. zens of whatever school commu. ~~~,n'!n~~~ :[e~~e;r~e~a:em:r~: staled that this i~ contrary to NEWS that the boat's services effective agains(gasollne fires" four children. He was first em. Ch.arles YO?ngb~oodw~' (DJ "Another fad, which lead to nlty in which they happened to dents who had spent the day the statutes of the State of Mich. are on call around.the-c1ock for I Vitale said. "Foam can be pr~. ployed by the Park in 1948 and rec~lved 809 In T e s an his selectlon, is that not only be at the time. igan that provide that a co-em. the other lak!' front parkL duced at the rate of 60 gallons has headed the Water Depart. 53 In The Sho~es: did he lead with the top score He reacted positively to the touring ancient Inca ruins. Only ploye must get Ollt of the truck "It's right and proper for us I a minute and will fill the aver. ment since September I, 1967. ~osds C. Christie. STr'h(RW)oodre.in the examination for the chief proposition of a new census and the eo.pilot survived. The stu. and help guide it any time it I'd f th d' - . b" h bo _. "H h d to b celve 2.045 votes In e s said thai there will certainly denis, who ranged In age from I is being reversed. 0 al any 0 e a JOlnln,1l:com., age oal In thiS ar r Within e as prove e a and 476 in The Shores post, but he has a degree in b d ff t 14 to 19, were near the end of Nick said that !Jis son actually m.unitles," Shores .Public .Saf~,ty I two minutes, ll'~ easily r~. responsible supervisor an(~ is Representative in state Leg. police administration and has s~l~n ~:ne::e :lloecCatfo~:nrc ~;~ a month and a half v's'l t P h d t b f II . th b Director Joseph Vitale said. If I moved, non-corrosIve. and will very much management orlent- . I tita D' t Ict.r experience as a department . b 'd . " . I I 0 eru a no een 0 owmg e ru - any of the other Pointe boating I not be damaging to the boats." cd," P:\fk City Manager Robert ISM ure, I sL plSa I' t' (D) reo leader. We are very fortunate present census IS to e eonsl - during which they lived with bish truck. as was first reported f Tf f d d f SI 'd "w th t anue . p s a ered valid. Peruvian fam;lies under the by Ihe Woods employes but was ~CI lies m a ~ee or .as- Lake water will be drawn lone sal. . e ar~ sure .. a ceived 573 votes in The Woods, In being able to obialn the servo Woods City Manager Chester sponsorship of International Fel. riding his bike to visil a neigh. slsta,nce, our ~ervlc~,s arc 1m. directly through the hull for alii ~nder hiS leadership, ddml!e 311 in The Park. 241 in The kes of a man of his calibre." Petersen said he fl'lt The Woods lowship, Inc., of Buffalo, N.Y, bor at 858 North Rel/aud where medlat~ly avadable. three lincs. When in full opera- l~prove'!1ents can be ~ade 10 Farms, 40 in The Shores and Has New Methods had between 600 and 600 more Reports from the crash scene I he was killcd, F~rnished by the GPYC ~nrl lion, the nozzles can spew water ~hls section of t,~e Pubhe Servo 157 in The City, Bremer added that Ferber persons than census ligures In. said the plane explOded after Lutomski said that if the al. eqUIpped hy. the Shores police, at the rate of 400 gallon~ a Ice Departm~nt.. I William R. Bryant, Jr. (R) will bring ana impart new dknte. He bases his estimate on it hil the hill and the bodies leged statement that Steven the craft Will be manned hy mmute .. At the de~onstrallon, A substantial pay mcrease for I received 1,544 votes in The methods of police administra. the Increased number of dwell werc scattercd o\er a wide arca. Nick was "following the truck" both Yacht Club and Shores per. the two Inch hose Jetted water S.tack to $13.500 hecame _effec. Woods, 829 in The Park, 1.976 tion to an already excelleilt de. ing units, the increased number Lansa Airlines said il was send. I is to be considercd a valid fact, sonnel and w.llI carry anywher(, well over 11)0 feet. tlve Tu~sda~, ~ugUSl 11, In ae. in The Far m s, 361 in The partment. of park permits issued and the ing a plane to Cuzeo Monday to, as the rubbish collectors eon- fro~ two to hve men. All Shores The boal will be used to pro-, c?r.d. With hiS Inc,reased respon- Shores t1nd 943 in The City. Oberlin. a college town, was school c ens u s figures. Thl! bring the bodies back to Lima. tend. thcn his client will demand I ~hce and Yacht ~lub personncl tect 110 boats at Ihc Shores pier Slblhty of heading a 21.man Mathew E. Connor (R) re- recently In Ihe limelight be. bureau lisled the Woods 1976 • • • that the driver Hoholek be Will be fully tramed for max- and over 300 boats affiliated team, ceived 321 in The Woods 306 cause of violent demonstrations population as 21,752 compared charged with pre:neditalcd :nur- Imum efficiency Sgt. Charles with the Yachl Club, The total In olher action Monday. the in The Park, 389 in The F~rms, by Oberlin CoUege students and (0 18,580 in 1960. HUNDREDS OF VALUABLE der, 'Nerich will be in charge of value of these boats is beyond council received a report of the 106 in The Shores and 125 In other groups, and Ferber's man. Shores Show Increase historical cxhibits and antiq~es A warrant charging lIoholek fireboat training. estilllation. total revcnue from the Munici- the City. ner of handling each confronta. Thomas Jefferis, Shores Vit- were destroyed Sunday as fire with negligent homicide was ap- Can Act Quickly Same Up on Tally pal.Court an.d Violations Bureau Emmett R. Pa~don (R) gar. tion as it arose, attracted the lage Superintendent, was the f.oared through a on
GROSSE POINTE NEWS **** ** . Vienna Lures How Pointes Calt Ballots in Primary Pointe Student I Ar. You a Man (c.&lalled t.... r.,e 1) I_ in The City. , Colle,e DlJlrIcl-in The Woodl, I 1117In The Park; 296 In The Auditor Arthur A. Sumeraell! 1404 yes, 1818 no; The Park, Without Spendln, the summer at the Farms; 110 In The Shores and (D) received 533 in The Woods; 1255 yel. 1156 no; The Farms, Institute o( European Studies 129 in The City. ,406 in The Park; 223 In The 1296yes, 1098no; City, 731 yes. aStor. in Vienna Austria Is Donald For Sherlfl-John Joseph GlI. Farms; 38 In The Shores and 474 no; The Shores. 226 yes, R. Moore,' a 1968 'graduate of Us (D) received 121 votes in 149 in The City. . 254 no. Grosse Pointe South High The Woods; 87 In The Park; 45 County Comn:'laslOner, 3 r d For Representatl'le in Slate , School and currently enrolled in The Farms; 10In The Shores, District. Fredenck B. Bellamy Legislature, 3rd Dlstrld (Park at Albion College and 18 in The City; William (D) received 82 votes In The only): PhUip Terry Knight (R) I ' Lucas (D) received 588 votes Park; 54 in The ramls; 33 in received 552 votes. • . Donald, son of Dr. and Mrs. 'In The Woods; 470 In The The City. WUlIam Ryan (D) received HAWAIIAN LUAU , Warren R. Moore. of Belanger Park; 281 In The Farms; 37 In Thomas J. Fox. Jr. CD) reo 63 votes and Ruby Turner. 42 . --'~'The store with the road. left the United ~tates on The Shores, and 168 in The ceived 147 votes in The Park; votes. , AUG. 19,20,21 personal touch" ~une 16, to expand hiS studies City; 62 in The Farms; 32 in The Approximately 40 per cent of In the German Lan qua g e Philip J. Van Antwerp (D) City, the regislere'.1 voters in the five Minutes away from all Pointes a~road. While a student at AI. garnered 208 votes In The John C. Rabaut (D) received Grosle Pointe. cast their bal. 1.94 to Metropolitan Beach Exit blOa he learned of his present Woods; 1911in The Park; 49 in 182 votu in The Park; 111 in lots at Tuesday's election. Hawaiian buffet, authentic floor study program through his fac. The Farms; nine In The The Farms and 68 In The City. 1430 So. Gratiot, Mount Clemens u.lly.. The .Germ~n Summer Bes. Shores, and 32 in The city. George J. Verdoncks (D) re- show. $7 per person includes all _____ ._._ _ ' _ slon 1ft VIenna IS sponsored by Leonard D. Wisniewski (D) ceived 321 In The Park; 117 In Census Gripe you can eat at our buffet table the ~ollege of W~st~r, Wooster, received 60 In The Woo(b; 32 The Farms and 80 in The City. 0 (c.&laaecl from Pale 1) plus exotic entertainment. 1 ., IS currently In Its eleventh in T~e Park; 25 In The ~arm~; Clayton C. Purdy. Jr. (R) gar. tact their city offices imme. year of, development, and is one In The Shores and eIght In nered 872 votes In The Park; diately. and pick up a "Were ATTENTION BUILDERS - COTTAGE taught by local professors. The City. 1,470 in The Farms and 616 in You Counted?" form. whicb is Casul dre.. - MumuUl, be,muclaa Donald writes that he spends Kenneth C. Gallagher (R) The City. a simple, one paged informa. OWNERS - HOME OWNERS his mornings in the study of garnered 802 votes in The Ervin A. Steiner. Jr. (R) reo tion sheet printed by the Bureau German conversaUon and com- WoOds; 554 in The Park; 532 ceived 854 in The Park; 1107 In position. and lhen attends plan. in The Farms; 185 in The The Farms and 527 in The City. Summer ned program in the Fine Arts. Shores, and 302 in the City. Bernard L. Van Antwerp; 415 OfT~:y'C;e':~ residents that III _, ~'4 SUPPER CLUB Students tour Austrian mu- Thomas H. Maxon (R) reo in The Park; 192 in The the offiCIal count Is not accurate i' Clearance seums. palaces. cathedrals. and celved 966 votes in The Woods; Farms; 104 in The City. the cities will not receive their 15241 E. Warren TU 4-7300 of other points of interest where 792 In The Park; 1,010 in The County Commissioner, 1st adequate share state.collect"\. eel revenues and this ultimately • F d M k d M descriptions of historic places Farms; 224 In The Shores, and D~trict-Mi!'e NOVllk (D) reo costs the local citizens money. I: re ac sou, gr. are given in German, ------celved 582 In The Woods; and :J I He is a member of a group of S h A 34 votes in The Shores. If you have not been counted,': N.w 'PfJIlfI,i., UIII". tII,.. $11. W.,,, "'""', Q...... , 15 students from all over the . cool ims John S. L.auve (R) r~ceived contact your city ?ffic.es imme. ~ (T•• liff" b.,,1 wI,. ,•• bit W, 'N"' diately. The deadline IS AJgust .. ' country, who left the United 2,082. votes In The Woods and States on Icelandic Airways and (Colltialled from Pale 1) 476 In Th~ Shores. ~. .******** ••••****.** ••**********.******** made intermediate stops in Ice. search for more effective meth. Propo3ihon A - Community land and Newfoundland before ods of combating the substance ------landing in Luxembourg. The abuse problem; expansion of reo tinuance of the current sound group toured Berlin, crossed s.earch and devel~pment acti.vi. business and financial practices into East Germany to Dresden hes by eonductml; In.servlce and critical examination of CARLOAD and Weimar and then returned workshops (or staff, by provid. them so they may be improved; to West G~rmany, staying in ing guidance in tbe implement. encouragement and stress on A Great Variefy of Nurenburg and Munich berore Iatl~n and interpretation of edu. the need for additional econ. reaching Vienna. catlOnal assessment programs omles III the system-wide prac. CARLSON EVERGREENS The studenls live in private e.ncouraged at the s.tate an~ .na. lices and procedures; assistance homes and use local transpor- tlonal lev~1s and dOing addItion. ill seeking solutions to tbe grow. Flowering Trees tation to aud from the Institute. a~ sludy Into the causes of so. ing number of serious financial TV Various excursions on I'iJekends ~Ia.l problems of the commun. pr<)blems faced by public educa. Flowering Shrubs have led them into the Austrian Ity s youth. tion both locally and state.wide; countryside and even to Prague. Other objectives include im. working toward IIchieving maxi. If you don', Ornamental Trees AND MORE! Th
SPECIAL ~t pra~tices .regarding expend. I ~t. Syl~ester h~s be.en acting m.~i ON THE CAMPUS. FALL '70 ~ Itures ID various accounts; con. c1l1ef during the IRtenm. ~:~H:i • I! Boyst Long Sleeve • ;;;;; Machine Washable Shetland Crewneck iJ Knit Shirts This remarkable imported fabric ~~,., \ I I i¥ :. " f. '~' ...• ( ~~:~ ~ ... I ~ ' l The classic crewneck Shetland , :1 sweater for boys. Created 1 ''NOR~EAST'' from imported 1'X>Ols and 8 to 20 made to be washed and dried holds its shape I by nt JaoobsorrsIn The Village CloNd "'uraY' CloNd IIlurd... CI.Md Mendl" l/Kercheval at St. Clair • Grosso Pointe Our'", Au,u.t Du,ln! A",usl D",'n, AUfUII toil Open Thursday Evenings 'til 8:45 Ilmln''''m lIor. Open,",urad" Ind Frld.y Innlnl' Until ,," I ~~:~!;~~~~~:~{f~~jr.ij~;~;::':"$ ~:.;~:~ .: ~ . ~.~.~.: ; . ;.;.:, \:}}trjm}\tf/f1\J?i\J&1im~fit\~r~~~$~ift~I.~.' ( I ~~~~~~~-~~~-.- ~ - ...-..,.,."------+-..-,---,--~~-~----~~_ ---..---.-- ~------~------r ,.. Thursday, August 13, 1970 .Pag. Thre. -_._------GROSSE POINTE NEWS Youth 17 Fac' p. A d R adulls In the community. I , , , . lIlg olnte ca emy eports Last year the school'8 total . CH1~!SE GOLDEN Host of Char enrollment wa. 230. Thll year'. ~e8 S f 1 F' t Y anticipated enrollment I. sbout _' uccess u r,rs ear IA. J\MERICAN BUDDHA A 17.year.old Harper Woods -- The academy II I member of DISHES youth was arrested Wednesday, By Pepper Wbltelaw I and ethnic back,round. from I the Metropolitan Detroit Inde. ~ August 5, on a charge of pos. Grosse Pointe Academy will all over the Metropolitan De'l pendenl School Parenti' Cou.,. Featuring the very finest in Cantonese dishes for session of narcolic parapher. b Id M d trolt area. ell, which was formed last year nalia by Woods police e one year 0 on on ay, Luncheons and Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails. . ,August 17. It was just a year Major emphuls Is placed on to develop better communlca. Richard F. SeUlI, 21127 Beau. ~ago that concerned parenls of the formation of Christian val. lion belwern schools and par. Fri. & Sol., II Q,m, to t falt, while lounging under a students at Sacred Hearl Acad. ues and aHiludes whethel' In ents in neighboring schools. Mon.' Thurs .• II a,m. to 12 tree In front of the Woods city .'my found that the sisters of thl! classroom, dining room or I Parent and Academy board ,; Sunday 12 to 12 hall, was found to be carrying Ihe Sacred Heart no longer on the gym floor. ,member, Mrs. Robert M. Pea. COCKTAIL LOUNGE COMPLETE a clear plastic hypodermic could continue the Lake Shore 0 f Ih f I : body is chairman of the council. . d S h' ne 0 e most success u . ' Necr Whittier. Ample Parking. C.rry Ollt Servlc. syrmge an a needle after lJe. cool. a Pomte landmark for efCorls in establi h'p ., Under the able direction of 1 16340 Harper 881.6010 ing stopped and questioned by over 85 years. I cal spirit was t~el S~h:~,~e~. 'John Poplawski, headmaster, ~~ds palrolman Douglas Dos. Nol to be discouraged, and' cial Action Program in which the Aca~emy .is continuillg t? . determined to continue the type I students in grades five through offe.f .chlldren m tht' Mel~opoh. SetHi was placed und(>r a $500 I of education offered by Sacred eight participated. Here slu. Detr?lt area the oporlumty to bond by Woods Municipal Judge Heart Academy. parents and dents were given the opportu. receive. an education gea!ed to Don J. Goodrow pending an ex alumnae began a movement to nity 10 assume the responsibil. developmg the sludent mto a arnination dale and rcleascd II) establish Grosse Pointe ACad. ity of caring for olhers through m.ahture person a b 1 e to cope Harper Woods Police, A person emy dcspite dis~ouragement work at day care centers, nurs. Wit the challenges of the [u. lilting the youth's description is from many on.lookers who ing homes and 0 the r social ture and respond t,o the needs wanted by Harper Woods police were convinced that an inde. agencies. I of this ever.chan~mg world. for questioning of larceny and pendent s~hool ?f this nature One of the major goals of Ihe ! assault and battery. wa~ too big a fmanclal under. staff is to develop leadership I FOR SAFETY AFLOAT A hold was also placed on takm~. The parents proved the I qualiti~s in the student. A V been s!olen in the burglary of I' Sch101 through eighth. gr~de, It Parents o[ Academy children residential air conditioner home In Macomb County, has ~onc~ntrated. o~ ~ndlvldual have been of great help In mak. I The Sheriff Department is [learning I~ all diSCiplines. The ing the past year a 8uccessful with exclusive round design attempting 10 obtain a warrant MOll.tess.orl concepts of self. one at the s c h 0 0 I. Together against Setili for breaking and I,"ollv.allon, self awareness ~nd with the staff they have estab. • Upilow air,..tosses heat and sound skyward entering and grand larceny. sec~rlty, .are tll~ p~l1osoph.lcal Ihhed committees which work • Where can you I basl~ of mstru.cllon I.n readmg. at the library, arrange speak. • Circular coil...provides larger cooling area wrltmg and arlthmetlc Ihrough. era' bureaus plan field' tri s find real beauty? out the school. Ifather.sonb~nquets and ba~e: • Built to last...rugged, heavy.duty compressor Car Tape Decks, Stud'~nts are guided to move ball games. A great poet once said, "Beauty is in the eye of the at their own rale allowing them The alumnae association hlB Radios St9lell to reach out as far as they are la d an t' d it I CANVAS beholder." OXFORDS \ able within as many areas as p ye ac Ive an "a role SUN A music.lo v i n g thief or possible. at the academy. This coming It FHtflI The Bible shows that beauty is a quality of God, LIlA TH ER Cornf8 rt thieves were busy on Lakeland . '1 year It Is sponsoring a scholar. who is the Soul of man, on Tuesday. August 4. On that .The pupll.te~cher ratio IS ship honoring former superin. OXFORDS o~o:~IY dale he entcred three cars and mne to one, W~lC~ ~lIows fo~ a tendenl, Sister Helen Healy. Carrier Room Air Conditioners This means that all the beauty we could ever removed the tape decks and great deal of mdlvldual assist. duJ d . hope for is already present in' our own real . ance , Ate ueation was mtro. the now at special low prices AlII.FM radiOS [rom two cars I • I duced at the Academy last y a ship's wheel, ine, J!.!. consciousness. But to find it, we need to turn to and tapes from a third car. In ad!litio~ to ~h.e bas~cs, and adult workshops and ere~ l"OS MACK TU 2.1340 •• God, and to see ourselves in relation to Him - The first report came to City suc~ as r.eadmg. wrltm.g, arlth. I treats conducted, All were en. OPEN OAILY 9 TO 6 police at 7:36 a.m. from Charles ~etle, sCience ~nd soc.lal stud. thuslastically received by the I let, 11115 p.m. the source of true beauty. Beltz 500 Lakeland who said les. French. ar" mUSIC, gym. Golden Opportunity Christian Science can help you do this. The the 'thief entered 'his locked naslies, physical education are garage through a side door en. offered. Extra curricular ac. Bible Lesson on "Soul" to be read in our church trance and removed the tape I tivities include Glee Club, this Sunday is a good place to begin. deck from' his Imperial. Chorus and lhe school news- ,~eniber of fannily Mrs. Gertrude Schmidt callerl Ipaper. . Sale You are warmly invited to come. . at 9:15 B.m. to report a Lear The very complete' athletic \ Jet tape deck with A~I.FM program includes basketball, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES radio !lnd the mounting bracket, volley ball, tennis and baseball. looks for vacation? FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST was removed from. her Bu~ck The student bod y is com. \ Gro ... Point. F'rms U2 Ch.lton'. Ay•. whleh was parked in tne drive posed of children from various Sund.y Service II< Sunday SchOOl 10:3()-Wedne&day 8:00 o[ her home at 514 Lakeland. geographical. social, religious, R.ldlng Room '''13 Mack A.... TU "74" Enjoy your vacation this summer? Have She told officers that three t .---- tapes were removed from a you given your domestic or cleaning lady SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Chrysler which was parked in 2 weeks paid vacation like the ones re- Detroit: 14710 k.rcl,na' AVI. front of the Buick in the drive (jross~ Sunday ServIces 10:30, Sunday Sch01>I l Oom pah pah. Wo're 1001- lng our own horn, for our selecllon of four of Ihe world's finest automobiles ... Volkswagen, Porsche, Audi. Mercedes-Benz. Each one Is carefully hand- crafted. wilh Ihe allenllon 10 detail that Is so typical of skilled German craflsmen. Each represenls value ... real dollars and cents value .•. varue Ihat wllilasl up 10 Ihe day you trade. This same value exlends to Wood service. I Highly skilled mechani- cians. specially factory Iralned to mAinlaln exaclll'lg slandards of appearance and performance. How about you? Gel on our German bandwagon. See the Woods today. WOODIMPOH IS IS415 0'.1101 '1 8 '.11.1 O.II0il137228O!1 WOOD MOOR IS NORTH 4&4 8, Wno Page Four G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S l1lursd.y, Au9ust 13, 1970 ------_._-_ •.------~-- 'I1IE 'UIES ONE.WAY DEAL Public H caring H e.zd on School Budget IAttempt to Hide This ieneration Is tumlna to It's possible to do r1gbt &be the higher things-the hi. her wroaa way, but there is DO cosl of living In partIcular, right way to do wrong, keep your cash (Continued (rom Page 1) ; quired to buy all texis for r paid out duting the year in the Marij ana Fails lional program as outlined in i grades 9-12). largely self.sustalning op'eratioll. h , ., Altllough the school s)'stelll It was also explained to Mr. Tree', nagen were taken •• tr HMI'. 3 fttMwnftllt' Of SMAIT IlIET101TrH Ihe approved nllllage elechon 'If has sought emergency funds Semmler that the yearly outside Into CUStOl I on Thursday, July it KIll au un" U II"" ..-.. reserves working March 24, 1970. except Ihat we' frolll Go\'ernor Milliken and the audit of the school systems' 30, when the car they were" b> •- have eliminaled all '.extbOI)Kj Slate Legislature to meet the financial operation had uncover. In. w~s seen to have a brokeD : AWNINGS .. rental fees in accordance wilh i crisis, t.here is no indication thQt ed no irreeularilies. '. lall ~Ight g.lass. All were taken .. .. o SS .. hard! the recent Slale Supreme COIl!'1 help Will be forthcoming. The proposed operating bl.ldg./: t e fNahon W.he~ the arrest. : decision." Dr. Anderson said. In response to the commenl ct for the public schools and ng o. cer. notice suspicIous It GIVE LONG LASTING SERVICE •.. The ~ehool syslem's financial that the schools should cut sta If public libraries amounts to material spill out of Ille glove .. high earnings! maximum safety! e .. problems have been comp:lllnd. and program to pay for the $15,562,063 and includes $11,267" co.mpart~ent, and one ~f. tl: .. Get Year 'Round Protection .. ed by Ihe July 17 decision of tl1l' books. ~r. Anderson. reminded 664 for :nstruction, $560,749 for triO, a girl, stuff iiOmethlllg In .. with New Beautiful .. invest in Colonial Federal Savings Michigan Supreme Court requir. the audience Ihat m March, adminis t rat ion, $176,524 for the waist band of her slacks. ,. Vinyl Coated Dacron ..• ing it 10 provide texlbooks 10 all when Ihe community approved scllool social workers and per. ~atrolman Ronald Hay~en: Fabrics sludents and which rules fee,; a 19.7 nllll t~x levy (mostly reo sonnel related to attendance, said that as he was patrollmg .. •.. illegal. lIerelofore, The Grosse newal >. that It had also voted on $43.050 for health services. north on Mack. avenue he ob ... LO.7-o1.0 .. Poinle Public School Syslem a second .proposal to reslore $66,700 for transportation costs served a ear With t.he red glass .. .nE ESTIMATES' COHYENIENTTEAMS .. had furnished texlbooks Ihrough (from a list o~ .economies) a (mainly special educalion pro- broke.n o.n tile ta!1 light and • .. the eighlh grade. Thl! opinion, number of posItions and pro- grams involving the handicap- a white hght shOWing, The car which culminated a fouryear ~rams \~hich Ihc communily ped), $1,514.317 for operation ?lade a ~urn west ~t the island battle in Ihe courls, was finally had a right 10 expect in the (including more than $1 million lJIt~rsectJon at ADlta, and the Dla decided at a time when mosl schools in 1970.7~. The public for plant personnel salaries), officer ordered the driver to school systems had adopted approved re~toratlon, of $295,000 $512,278 for maintenance, $632.. stop at the curb, Certificates Compounrled Quarterly 6.136% Effective Yield Iheir budgels or were in the m nonstaH. exrendlturc,s and 1500 for fixed charges (insurancE: When the car stopped, the (Issued in minimum of S5,OOC.OO) Hnal steps 01 preparing them, Ihe reslorallon of $805,800 in costs and employee fringe bene- officer said, he saw the girl. with aU personnel under CI)Il personnel cosls. liIS). $139.175 for capital outlay, identified as Lindsay Anderson, Iract and Ihe educalional pro. Had the 2.7 mill restoration $536.937 for Ihe public library, 19, of 40 Preston, toss what . GET THE COLONIAL HiGH YiElD SAVINGS HABIT gram established. nol been approved by voters. $95,169 for sludent services, and appeared to be a cigaret out Dr. Anderson has recommend- 3.5 of the 8.5 administrative $17.000 in the outgoing transfet of the vehicle window. ed that Ihe schools use funds positions slated for elimination account. Hayden said he approached \I from reserves (mostly building would not have been reinslated I In addllion, the schools' debt and asked the driver, Micha!!1 ,. ilno sllci to Illeel Ihe correlll' Jnel I\\'~ .nurscs of Ihe lolal of retiremenl costs for the 1970.71 J, Morgan, 22. of 10201 East cri~is. School officials have 18.1 posItions would nol ha~E: year amount to $833,~23. mostly Jefferson. Detroit, for his op- esllmated thaI they will need been restored, nor would 6 m 10 pay for North High School. erator's license. Morgan said $212,000 in 1970-71 to cover books plant p~rsonncl. The 2:/ mill localed in Grosse Pointe Woods. he djd not haVE! it with him, Dla and fees alone (75% of which i., restoration relurned 75,9 of the The trustees will hold a Spe- and when asked for the car a non.recurring ilem bel'ausc ~16.~ PD.sitions slated. lor clim- cial Meeting at 8 p.m. in the registration, he opened the glove Daily Interest Passbook Savings Compounded Quarterly only once will tile schools he reo matlon In all calegorles. Board Room of the schools' compartment to get that a clear INo minimum-Accounts insured to $20,OOO,OO} --.______Atlacks on Ihe integrity oi I Administration Building, 389 SI. plastic bag, with no lab~I, rolled ! ! Ray l\IacAr~hur. vetcran ~f 16. Clair Avenue on Monday, Au. out of the compartment. The years as Director of Busmess gust 24 to act on an agenda that bag contained white capsules an~ Financ~ for The Grosse includes a~counts payable, a the policeman said. ' Stop 111 at any of our offices for convenient. efficio!nt service WOllted Pomte Public School System, I~bl~d. motlo~ on the studenl Morgan was asked to get out were made by Donald J. Semm. dlsclphne pohcy, and to open of the vehicle and was placed SIGNED ler, trusl~e elected. June 8. l\~r. bids on. ~he .district's $4,500,000 under arrest for having no I Semmler s alleg?tJons of dls, tax antiCipation loan whic~ ~llS license on his person. ho~esty and ml~mana~emenl, h:en approved ~y. the MUJllclpal Miss Anderson and another Tiffany wh.lch began during ~IS. cam- Finance Commission. passenger, Arnotd A. DeClark, pal~n for the lrustee~hlp m the 20, of 21525 Englehardt, SI. La ...ps sprmg and were. reiterated al Clair Shores, were also asked SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20,000 00 the Annua.1 1'I!eetmg on July 6, Fanus and City to get out of the car Hayden Call collect (313) 682.4421 I c~~te.' on madequ~te sup.er. said.' VISIOn of .the .schools Revolvlllg Fish Rodeo Set The patrolman said that Miss EVENINGS (313) 331.3195 Fand which IS used f~r a num. Anderson claimed that the cap. COLONIAL FEDERAL. SAVINGS ber of. accounts which .~ave sules were hers, and that they DETROIT 18901 Kelly at Moron-OR 2.8877 ~eguiar mcome and expenmture The Gr~ss~ Pointe Cit~ and contained quinine. The bag and EAST DETROIT 15751 Nine Mile at Gratiot--PR 1.8820' "LILLIAN" Ilems.. Farms Flshlllg Rodeo Will be its contents were confiscated by It was explamed to Trustee \ held on Saturday September 5, the officer who informed the GROSSE PTE. WOODS 20247 Mack at Hunt Club...,TU 6.1080 C/o Floor Shop Semmler that cafeleria receipts at th~ Farms P.ier. Entry ap- trio that he was takin them GRO~SE PTE. FARMS 63 Kercheval "On the Hill"'-TU 6.6661 2255 Elizabeth Lake Rd. for 1968.69 amounted to $441.000 pllcatlons for children u~der 17 to. the station for furthe~ ques- HOURS: 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday 'Iil 8 p.m. \I'llh all but $153 of that p.mount yea.rs of a~e can be obtamed at tioning and investigation. PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 48053 ------their park s gatehouse or eheck- On being told this, Hayden room. said, the girl stuffed something The Saturday events are into the band of her slacks. scheduled as fishing from 9 lo At the station. Miss Anderson '10:30 a,m., refreshments lit was searched by police matron Charlie Rossie's 10:30 and isuuing of prizes for Claire Tobianski. who recovl'.ed the Rodeo :lnd pre.Rodeo at 11. a plastic bag containing crushed Contestants are reminded that leaf substarice and seeds, which DOWNTOWN FORD they arc automatically enlered looked suspicious, in the pre-rodeo after complet- Morgan was issued a ticket Invites You To See in~ a~d ret~rning the event aJ?' for driving wi.thout an operator's Mario "Mike" Farmis I phcatlon. Fish caught off their license on hiS person, and an. For "our Next respective piers should be regis. other for driving a motor ve. ~:i!H!.~.;u~. "'!lI tered at the gatehouse or check. hide with a white light to the New or Used Car 18.;1 .I ;ff'L I , loom for a chance at additional rear. \ : CALL VOGEL.RITT • The Mllst Complete fatilities :: . I prizes. Miss Anderson and. DeC1ark in the Detroit Area FOR ALL PEST PROBLEMS The pre.rodeo contest runs were released to their parents, Oo,il.yoors.1I put conlrol can b• • Rental and Leasing Programs do.it-yoursell Irouble. Be safe. Be through 6 p.m. Friday, Septem- pending an analysis of the con- lur•. C.II Ih. up.r!s. VOf.I.Rill ber ~. So far Mary Winkler of tents of the bag from the glove • Chaufbur Service to Your WO -1£ 4-&900. No mor. Peltl. NQ Downtov," Office or Down. mOrt probl.ms. . the City has caught an 11.lnch compartment, and the one taken '. Mario "Mik'e" Farmis town Shoppin~ Are~ 3-4700. walleye and lPn-inch large. from Miss Anderson. No cl1arges ~,Mjchillan_01 mouth bass and Jim Gardner were made. A Good Man 17525 Crlftd RIVII..;.TE 4-1900 .caught a 20 inch carp. For the An examination of the white Thefirst couple to To Know 1833 E. JEFFERSON lor I."ob'. '.rmH. con',o', Farms, Judy Grabowski lias capsules showed that they were ~r: roll hrmjni](-TE ,f.6902 landed II 1O.inch sheepshead and quinine tables. The crushed ------Jim Verbecke a 17'f,.inch chan- leaf,sub.stance, however, proved nel cat. to contain 7.4 grams of mari. invite to your party. juana, There will be an attempt NO CHANGE to obtain a warrant for the The Gaslight and Gas grill. The perfect party pair. In the depression days people arrest of the trio 01'1 charges Gaslight. Soft. Romantic. Ever-present. Available' in dreamed of earning an income of possession of marijuana, styles from Modern to Early American. In classic black Ihey can't live within today. FISH HOOK INJURY or glossy white. Gaslight-the silent brilliance that PLAY IT SAFE Gil Kernan, 266 Lakeland, operates for pennies a day, And Gas grills, for the most Traffice laws were made for was taken to Bon Secours Hos. festive feast, that's rich, sizzling, delicious. Permanent your safety-make It your bus. pital by City police on Satur. iness to know and practice them. day, August B, for treatment briquets insure the authentic charcoal flavor. Instant Ii of injuries reeeived when a on, instant off. No ashes. No mesS. Gas outdoor grills. ~.~********************* fish hook became lodged In his Easy, economical and fun. See the perfect party pair leg, while he was fishing at 18328 MACK AVENUE the City park. Gil was treated at Michigan Consolidated Gas Company or dealer and released, showrooms. The fellow who saves money MICHIGAN CONSOUOATED GAS COMPANY ~ This Week's loday is not considered a miser - he's a miracle man. ::::::: Bell Ringer :::::::1 Th...'.R~~~.:~~.CTIY'c~::.~"s~~..~,~~:u...'. II Ij Until Sony. Color T\T.•• lI'you Know Better Color TII.".? by Paul Schweitzer was just a promise. CHUCK I n v e n tin g the TELE. Sony simplified its 1V system and Automatic color control: integrated PHONE was destined to HOtbetter color. 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FANCY FREESTONE TIP ROAST resent.tion II' hen Buying, Stop waltin&' tor better Color TV.It'. herel 29 5 Selting, or Renting your ~T[I ~ [Ii@bAN) fCr $1 Ib PEACHES ~~R99c home, Visit ~,c"WEITZER REAl. ESTATE, 21300 Mack 1113 , 33111 10146 U9 Ave. , • , and 183511 Mack W. McNichols Plymouth, Mack S. Main, Livonia GrOl'. Pte. Rochetter Ave .. , . or PHONE: 866.4200 Detroit 261.8170 TU 4.3800 651-3530 or 866.1270, IR 3.892.1 ViLLage food .. "WHERE THE ACTION IS" OPEN EVES. TILL 9 r a. I i * • • • -- . Thursday, August 13, 1970 GROSSE POrNTE NEWS P"I Fivi COlt &0 the taxplyers of the Ivandaillm or other misbehavior II' slated for September • aDd Motorist Rams Two Utility Poles ICommunity College Head" dl.trIet. at the center. cl ..... will be,ln OIl hptember There was not one Incldenl of R•• 1atratlon for fall clane- 14. Howard B. Rocheleau, 46, of lo.t control of hi. ear while telephone pole, .heired It froln ILa D f f M'Ula 23288 Doremu., S't. Clair Shor .. , trayeUIII on Lake Shore road on Iill base, cODUnued on and piled ment e.eat 0 ge iWedn .. day, AUlu.t 5, at 5:57 Into a metal EdllOD pole, kl'lock. I • _ p.m., Ind .llmmed Into two ulil. It to the ,round. The car clime The defelt of the propoaed I the people wlll not be rellized. Ity pol... He emerled with only to I hilt It this point. Tho I mlllalle for Wayne County Com. This area clnnot afford too laceratlon. I~ut the face. wooden pole hun, .u.pend I b ' I munlly CoUelle brouiht the fol. mlny mC/re lo.t opportunltlea to Accordlnll to Shore. police. e< ) Ilowlnll stltement (rom MurrlY .olve lis problem. Ind to moye Rocheleau WII drlvlnll north se\'erll strlnd. of wire. Jack.on, president of the col. 1 forward." when hi. vehicle leaped the Patrolmen Daniel Healy, Ron.llellc: "Wayne County Commu. WCCC officlill Indicated 10 I curb, Imuhe SUPPORT THE SOUTH (GPHS S~UTH, THAT IS) "THE HIGH COST OF CHEAP CONSTRUCTION" • • • ••• Your home is your CASTLE! When you want to EXPAND your CASTLE, don't you think it should be done in a professional way by EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS? We, at CUSTOMCRAFT, have some of the most experienced building and remodeling experts in the area to help you with , your remodeling project. BASKETBALL SWIMMING, BASEBALL, We can come up with all sorts of ideas (some of them "really wild" and some of them "ultra conservative") to make your TENNIS AND TRACK FOR LESS particu!ar project LOOK RICHT, BE RICHT. AT THE RIGHT THAN 25C AN EVENT PRICE! When you decide to BUILD or REMODEL. don't b. "penny Come to the games and get stirred up! wi.e Ind doll., foolish! • , •• Alld proOle "Iy .... If you've attended GPHSS games In the Nn parking fees 1 No traffic tle.up.1 No finaal IIPPOIf 'or Grosse Plat you know they're exdting - that you long drivel to Ann Arbor or Lln.lnl - can rapidly become a bowUng partiaan. If But so much fun tbat you'll want to buy CALL A PRO'ISSIONAL Pointe High SdIooI SoIIIh's you haven't been .ttendlng, you're due for a "South High Bootter Seaton Ticket" for ldIYItiesl a .urpriae - and a treat when you come. every member of your family, Includllll the CASTU IXPANDIR' our GPHSS kids put more coUege try, and kids. for September to June flUl. "Sout1l," a. YlNI Ire probatll.y aware if IOIIlt t.lm.. more expertise, Into the con: pe. Help South Hllh . . . And Help Youflelf you are a parellt, b.. CGmtl upoD bard tit\on Ulall many I college tellm. (And YOIl To A Lot Of Fun! Use the handy coupon. time.. Recent mma,e defelta preeJude can eDjoy the time 1[lnd oC hGt dog. at below. to order your tickets now . • • • need" ph)'.lcal reJlO\laUOIl - and • ,",at o::r football games, that you'd enjoy while mal'lf actlvltle. tMt mould be a part of a watchlD( the Uon •. ) ltudent and I .c!lool'. We. . , •••••••••••• '" , ••• , ,. II •••• II •• ". It .1 •••• It •••• ,,II It , •• It •••• It ••••• II •••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••• "1 So, while we tlll't nile the moDe)' for ATTN. GflO5H I'OIHTI HIGH SCHOO\. SOUTH DAD'S CI.UI i South'. renoyitlou, w. eaD do IOIDIth1JlI ct 011I POINT. HIGt' SCHOOL SOUTH I: about providln. ftaaDclaI I\IPPOrt for thOle 11 ...... • 0.-.. Mlch.... "'21' activities. '.1_, IUILDING & RrMODrUNG CONTRACTORS • IrSIDrNTIAL & COMMOCIAL PIlOse ttnd me . Boost., Tickets @ $10.00 each so 'hot we can i To thla end, the Did'. Club of GPHSS, 11 "SUPPORT 'TllE SOUTH" lpoOaorlug the .. le of "'IOG Udte\I good i for ildmiJllon to an GPHSS "home" tames 'NAME f aDd .thletlc meeu. At $10.00 per ..... 881-1024 ADDRESS ...• ..," .. ". .. ! ticket, fOU'U be able to a.tteDd H aWetic 18164 MACK AVE. - GROSSE POINTE 48224 eveta, with an proceed' betJIr UMd for CITY " " " , .. , STAn , "...... Zlit ".. ' I GPHSS a~Uvltle•. ,f1" , , , •• "' •••• , I" ••••• ft, ,••II II It ••••• .,." . CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY Serving This Ar.a Sinc. 19.56 MICHIGAN BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION GROSSE POINTE NeWS " - - 1 - I , Thursd.y, August 13, 1970 'GROSSE POINTE NEWS 'age Seven There's been a lot said aQout skirt lengths lately. What hasn~t been said is that this fall the variet)' of lengths and wealth of different looks offer you greater individuality than you've enioyed in .years. True, the new clothes are longer than they were for fall 1969. But no more does one look and one length dic- tate how every woman should dress. Rather you have an intriguing choice. A beautiful American freedom of choice. A choice in lengths-from kneecap to mid-kne~ to iust below the knee to mid-,calf to ankle for after dark-depending on you. A choice in looks-everything from the softest most understated sort of elegance to flamboyant folkfare-depending on you. Fashion today is a ":latter of personal considerations. Your Hgure. Your life style. How you look in a specific o outfit. How you relate to it. How it relates to you. Its proportions. Its possibilities. All of these variables and I others are as important as length. · Hudson's 'always stocks what's new. There's no point in offering you last year's looks, you've got them in your closet already. Nor do we expect you to stop wearing them. But we do know women like change. And we do think the fashion changes this fall-the new grace and movement, the new subtleties and sophi~tica- tion, the kneesy dresses, slit skirts and gaucho suits, the midi coats, multi-length costumes and long tunics with pants and more-will provide stimulating variations in your wardrobes. However, you can't iudge these new looks and new lengths iust by reading about them. You must try them on. In front of full view mirrors, with the assist of trained saleswomen. Get the feel of them, the flair of them. Then you decide. In the final analysis, today's hemlines are up to you .. 0- • --- sons• Page Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Tfiufsd.y, August 13, 1970 ----~------The man who takes himself Opporlunities are seldom lost Service Offered Dr. Eugene Tintnl too seriously ,'eT)' seldom takes - the fellow behind you often Cottage Hospital Receives Equipment for Disasters himself seriously enough. : picks up the ones )'OU miss. For Passports Receives HOllor ------_ •... -_._----_.- _ .. _------" ..-- _ ..• - "------_._-- A "packille"hospltal hIS tlon, and Welfare to .Iore, aet aster-atorm, mISsive accldenl, I duee larlle numbers of casual. Early success of the Detroit Dr. Eugene A. Timm of arrived at Cotta lie Hospital In up and operate thePaekase or nuclear attaek-mlllht pro. ties." Post OWee's plSsport appllea- Parke, Davis & Company hll tlhe HPolnltehfsromlthe U.S. Pub. Disaster Hl1spllal, WII,arde l aade. golden coffee pot tion program has prompted been elected to the Committee c ea t erv ceo 'rhe units, Iccordlnll to • Postmaster Edward L, Baker of Revision for the upcomlns Five hundred manlve boKe. to double the service by inereas. edilion of the U.S, Pharmaco. contain cots. hospital equipment, PHS manual, are "located on 63 KERCHEVAL thli fringes of heavily populated Ing the post oWee mlng points pela. and medicines. The cots and areas where any type of dls. Low.r L.vel Colonl.1 '.11.,.1 lulllll". from two to four. Dr. Tlmm, lhe firms lSalstant . equipment have been stored In On July 1, under a test pro. director of quality control Mod the ba&ement of Cottage Hos. OPEN 8 A,M. TO 4 P,M. gam with the Department of government regulations will pltal nurses' ,home, the medicine Closed Saturday dllrinl the month of AUlult State, post offices In Detroit serve on the group that ~evlews In the hospital pharmacy. and len other test cities began 'and establishes drug standards' All ~f this comprises what p,op.l.tor CARRy.oun WELCOMlO accepling pass?ort applications and specifications for the 19751 Is offiCially c,~lIed a Packaged • J. MICELI 882.9555 at certain designated postal edition of the publication. Disaster Hospital, according to stations o~ a 6.mont~ Irial basis. In addition to serving on the I Ralph L. ~1I.garde, Cottage -_-----~~~~~~_-_- ..-_-_-_-__-_-__-_-- __-_-_-_-__-~~_..J_In Delrolt Ihe service was oC'1 review commlUee Ihe P k. Hospital Administrator. JENZEN fered initially al the General Davis olficial was ~Iected c~al~. "No one who has worked in If Building Post Office, 1401 W, Fort and man of the Pharmacopeias sub. a hospital during a disaster CITY OF the Ferndale Branch. Wood. commlUee on biologics and re- such u a flood, a tornado, or ward al Nine Mile. lated products. Members of the some other unfortunate situa. Now thru TUe5day In. the fIrst month of op. Committee of Revision are se. tlon, doubts lha.t careful ad. Mlcnael Craw lord 1_ crall on over 600 passport appll. lected as Individuals and as ex- vance planning IS needed for ,6LJ ADDITIONS Genevieve Gilles QitOS9t ~ointt lBoobs callons .were processed al these perts In their fields, rather lhan such emergencies," Mr. WII. ~~REMODELING Iwo pOInts. more Ihan 500 of I as representallves of the firms Illarde said. them at the Ferndale Branch. I or Insllutlons to which Ihey be. "The hospital Is suddenly "Hello • Goodbye" 7 MICHICAN Postmaster Baker SAid, "This Ilon . crowded wilh paUents and fear. ll Startlne w.dnilHY 111.'744-EYtfth'l Ilnc.1P4' Indlcatcd 10 us thaI Ihe p.Jbllc The Pharmacopeia Is a com. ful relaUve •. Water, light and 777'6I4O-Oftl" Nllmlttr like tho convl!nionco of .pply. pencllum of offlcllilly.nnctioned helt may be cut off, reserves Beau Brld,,, Ing at I polnl closer to home, slandards and speclcationl for or supplies and parlonnel un Pearl Bailey NOTICE OF In a lOll eonlleslod aroa than U.S, dru, products, and In. be used up very quickly." 1C1ttII'IIS - ItthPNMI at4 downlown, and whore lIarklng eludes a.. us and tests for the The Packa.ed Olsuter Ho•• ... ,...... - -... .. IItt l ..1I1ltt1 Is Thomore Poslmgavallablo,"lor salll I I doterm Inat Ion of their str.n,lh, I pasIt I I th• U.S, Pub IIc Health I "Th. Llndlord" ...... 1111I4 A"hltlltllPlt ",.lee PUBLIC HEARING t h i n vew quallly, and purll'y, The book Is Service'a plen to provide hoa. c.,Mtt H.- • e-....,.111"t,. otis, belllnnins August 10, revised every five years, pltal ear. It such a tlme, WI!. p"sport applications will be Dr, Tlmm, ", Is a native of sarde explained, 11 a dlsuter ~ NOTICE IS IlEREBY GIVE:\' that the Planning Commls. acecptod .1 two more poslalsla. Neenah, WIs, H. holds B.S" OCCUTI and I. not exlenalve, the 19"'1'1 e'-J!II-- $Mkm. ~,. I J!II_ .Ion 01 Iho City of Grolle Polnle Woods, Wayno County, 1I0ns-lllo GrOllO Polnlo Branch M,S, and Ph,D, de,rees In mi. PDH unit wlll .. rve to expand IV ~ W ... V.u.&&. at Mack and Warren, to tur. crobloloJY-ali from Ihe Un I. pr .. ent CoUa,e Hoapltal facili. Mlchlilln will hold a Public Hearing al Ihe Munlcl?al ther accommodato tho eul.ald. verslly of Wisconsin Since 1e55 lies. ' Bulldlnll, 2002~ Mack Avenue, Grosso Pointe Woods, ors and Iho Redford H.lght" h h j I d P k' 0 I " Branch at lB840 Woodworth W Iln • 0 ne Ir e. av., he If the dlauler II sreat, the Michigan, on TUOIday. August 2~, 1970 III B:OOp.m, o'clock noar Seven Mile road Cor thf h.. served II a s.nlor research PPH will be set up In I pub. Eulern Stondard Time. wost ••lders vlrolosllt, the director of blo. IIc bUlldln, or similar place," "Wilh the addllion or theso 101llcal and pharmaceutlcal con. he said. "An appropriate lite The I'ubllc Hearing herein fixed I. called pursuant 10 the two llllnil polnta, "Baker .. Id Iro!. He WII appointed 10 his far Ihe ho.pltal Is now belnJl provisions of Article 404.0 (A), Section 44.6 (A) 1 (b) or "we will now have ood cover: I prount position In 1"', loullht." he went on, ".nd age for the clly 81 agwhole and He and hi. family live at 1198 hopefully, It will be cloae to I Ordinance No. BB (Ihe Zoning Ordinance) of the City of for the auburbs, as well,': Hollywood In Grolle Pointe Coltalle Hospital," Grosse Pointe Woods, as amended by Ordinance :'%s, 235 Baker said the new aervlce Woods, I A PHD hospital h.. 200 cot a has been very well received by ----- I and 30.day supplle. of medIcine and 259. lhe publle and has substantially Teen Delns Set and equipment. Fully aetivated, Immediate Delive,y. Mo.t Model. and Colors relieved the pus port filing prob. I the unit has thre:e operatlng The purpose of the said Public Hearing Is to consider t\le lem at the U.S. Dlslrlct Court R II A t 19 rooms, an admitting and sortlni Substantial Savings application o( the Unlverslty.LlRgett School -Llggell In the Federal Bullding where (l Y ugus section, wards, x.ray, laboralory all applications were formerly -- and phllrmacy, and central Campus under date of July 14, 1970 made to the Planning received. I The newly organized 14th Db. slerlle supply section, plus Commission of the Cily o( Grosse Pointe Woods for a? ______trlct Teen Oems Is looking for power generators and water ROGER RINKE CADILLAC CO. proval by the Planning Commission to construct tennl~ WALLET STOLEN more members. Toward this end lank and pump. I Mr Lid B Williamson of a rally wlll be held on Wedne.- Cottage Hospital Is one of 77 VAN DYKE BET. 10-11 MILE RD. courts In a presently existing Parking Lot al the premises 90 ~'e a~ row 'Iane, Informed day, August 19, at 7 o'clock, hospitals ~n Michigan which has I located at 850 Briarcliff Drive on the north side of Briar. 1Farms police that whlle she was at the Democratic 14th District been deslgnaled by the U.S. TELEPHONE 757-0767 or 536-6260 , swImm Ing In th e"'1un I'clpa I PIer. Headquarters ' Alter and Wu. .-,;Department of Health. Educa. "W;;;;;;;;.; ;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;== __ ~ cliff Drt ve. P ..rk pool on SaturdaY,August ren. r This Notice Is issued upon authorization of the Planning I, someone stole the wallet State Senate Minority Leader from her purse. The wallet was George Fitzgerald, U.S,. House Commission. dropped Into her mailbox on of Representative, Lucien Nedzl , Tuesda August 4 with the and Sander Levin or one of hb operal ~:s Hcens a~d personal aides will address the group. PLANNING CO~~MISSION o . • e All D!mocrals, ages 12 to 19, OFFICIAL NOTICE OF SALE papers IOtas!. ~ he money, how- are urged to join Ihe orllanlza. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS ever. was mlssmg. She said the tlon. For further Information thief took $60. call 821.3910 or 961.5073. LEONA D. LIDDLE Refreshments wlll be served. DIFFERENT STORY $4,500,000.00 Secretl'Y As a rule the lellow who NEW GENERATION kicks the most about the high Youth Is going to tackle the Dated Bf13170 i cost of liI'ing worries the least I things tomorrow that old age THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM , about the cost of his vices. failed to accom?lIsh today. WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN • Jacobson's Again Open All Day Saturday TAX ANTICIPATION NOTES Sealed bids for the purchase of tax anticipation notes of The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan, of the par value of $4,500,000.00 will be received by the under- signed at the Board of Education room, 389 St.. Clair Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan, until 8:00 o'clock, P.M.,' Eastern Standard Time, on the 24th day of August, 1970, at which time and place they wiII be publicly opened and read. The notes will be dated August 1, 1970, will mature April I, 1971 and will bear interest at a rate or rates not exceeding 6% per annum. Both principal and interest will be payable at a Bank or Trust Company to be designated by the Purchaser. Form and denominations of notes to be at the option of the purchaser. Accrued interest to date of delivery of such notes must be paid by the purchaser at the time of delivery. Said notes shall not be subject to redemption prior to maturity. For the purpose of awarding the notes the interest cost of each bid will be computed by determining, at the rate or rates specified therein, the total dollar value of all interest on the notes from August 24, 1970 to their maturity and deducting therefrom any premium. The notes will be awarded to the bidder whose bid on the above computation produces the lowest dollar interest cost to The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan. No proposal for the purchase of less than all of the notes or at a price less than their par value will be considered. The loan is in anticipation of the 1970 tax due and payable December I, 1970. A certified or cashier's check in the amount of 2% of the par value of the notes, drawn upon an incorporated bank or trust company and payable to the order of the Treasurer of the SALE Board of Education, The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan, must Our Own Imported Spanish Wood Sailboats accompllny each bid as a guarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder, to be forfeited as liqui- dated damages if such bid is accepted and the bidder fails to take up and pay for the notes, 140 to $10 Checks of unsuccessful bidders will be promptly returned. Regularly 2.50 to $18 Bids will be conditioned upon the unqualified opinion of Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, Attorneys, of Detroit, Michigan, approving the legality of the notes, to be secured at the School End.of.the-season sale of colorful, novigoble soilboats for pond, lake or District's expense. The purchaser shall furnish notes ready for execution at his expense. Notes will be delivered at Detroit, Michigan. pool. .. to odd interesl 10 a room when displayed on their wood stands. All hove wood hulls, duck fabric soils, metal keels, adlustable rudders for easy The right is reserved to reject any and 1]] bids. steering, display s!ond We show three from the collection, 12 10 27~' long. Envelopes containing the bids shoul~ be plainly marked "Proposal for Notes." A Yochl, 27~' long, 40 high, now $10. B. Colomaran, 19~ long, 21 hir,h, now $2. 1 C. Sailboat, 19 /1 long, 28 high, now 3.50 WilliAM J. ADAMS Secretary, Board of Education The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Jacob SonS Wayne County, Michigan. Approved: July 28, 1970 TOY DEPARTMENT State of Michigan In The Village , Municipal Finance Commission Thursday, August 13, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Peg. Nin. State Approves Reunions Held Hold Conference On Theater Arts Aluminum Siding Bonds for Woods By Former Lions When the National Theatre directors for the NTAC group, and Trim Arts Conference's Annual Can. which was formerly called the, White or Colors Attorney General Frank J. By Pepper Wbltelaw ventlon opened on Tuesday, Geneslan Board. Mr. Bailey is Kelley, chairman of the Munl. Pointer" former AII.American i August 11 in StratIord, Conn. in charge of ail high school af. I clpal Finarce Commission, an., and member of Detroit's first I and New York City, members filiate groups In the nation. POINTE This year the NTAC affiliale nounced that the Commission, National Football League cham. lof the faculty and student body newspaper, which Is edited by Sereen " S,.s6. l"fJ. approved $420,000 of "1970 i plonship team, the Lions of' of Austin Prep were in attend. Austin students, will receive a Motor Vehicle Highway Fund I 1935, Jim Steen has recently ance. They joined other students national award. This quarterly Aem. from Howlr4 J.hnso". I Bo~ds" for the City of Grosse i enjoyed a reunion with his old [rom all over the country to newspaper prints the news and 20497 M.ck Awe, TU 1.6130 POinte Woods, Wayne Count~. teammates in Detroit. He also: share plays at Ihe Stratford views of student thealre groups throughout the country. Re. Attorney General. Kelley said, attended one in Portsmouth O. . Center and participate In the "The proceeds Will be used .' '. . celvlng the award for the staff to pay the cost of constructing Immediately [allOWing the De. I w(,.kshops In drama, acting. will be James Zakem. Also major street Improvements In troit get.together. JIm's prelli. stagecraft and other production participating In the week's ac. If you con boil wateT- the City of Grosse Poinle dent of the Detroit Lions Alum. , fields, while staying at the Uni. tivilies will be Patrick Chester, Michael Braun and Dennis you can cook lobsters- Woods. These bonds will run ni Association I' versity of Bridgeport. takes 18 to 20 minutes until 1985. The bonds are pay. . '. .. Austin Prep is being repre. Murray, all of whom are assO. able from state collected taxes He a~d hiS wife Betty live In sented by Thomas E. Bailey, ciated with Austin Players. returned by the State of Michl Yorkshire r~ad. ~ey ha~e vice.principal of Austin and gan to the City." seven (count e!") children, SIX founder of the Austin Players. boys. and one gl~l. All the boys Mr. Bailey is an the board of LIVE. , , arc mterested III football and I . _ Pointers Nam,ed even 15.year.old Martha, a stu. OCEAN FRESH dent at South High School, is a VEHlc.iEs TAMPERED WITH LOBSTERS To Dean's List real football fan. John Smale, 212 Lakeview, The boys include twins, Jim' called Farms police on Sun. THANK YOU Six Pointers were. among the and Charlie. 22. Jim is a senior day, Augkust 9, to repokrt pehr. . t C t I M. h' U' 't sons un nown had ta en t e 238 Hillsdale College students I a en ra. !C Igan mversl y .1 . f th . f . • and Charhe IS currently plan. C~I wire ~om e engine ~ FOR YOUR VOTE OF CONFIDENCE who earned academiC dean s I ning to enter the scrvice. hiS ca~ which w~s park(;{j In SPECIAL #3 SPECIAL '#4 list honors for the second se., G 17 1 d f S th the dnveway of hIS home. The r • moster of the 1969-70 school' H. ~Cgs h' p al}'sTen °l 3 au culprit also ~ok the key of 6 LOBSTERS • ,Ig coo. om, ,was Sma Ie's Tnumph motorcyc\e Y2 PECK OF ClAMS 8 LOBSTERS year according to Associate voted the outst~nding. playe~ on which was in the ignition of thc Respectfully, Academic Dean Earle H. Munn, i the Grosse Pomte Ll(ms Liltle cycle, parked in the closed 00 55 They include Ellen R. Jus. League football .team tast year garage. $23 $24 tiel', daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I and attends PIC r c e Middle ------I • COOKING CONTAINER I IIII1S • COOKING INSTRUCTIONS Clinton M. Justice, of Shoreham School. mANGE D1REC110N I DELIVERY AVAILABLE road; Roberl1.. Langbauer, son Randy. 9, is all set to play It may be true lhe way of the I tJ~&r? of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lang. Little League football this year. transgressor is hard, but he can REPUBLICAN NOMINEE - STATE REPRESENTATIVE (For doll nrl.. , call H hOUri In Id.ancI) 882-7400 ha.Jer of Dean lane; Suzanne I. Even mother enjoys the game, 16901 Harper (2 Iloek. W.. t of CldIIUK) Payne. daughter of lhe George (.She has to \lut of self.protec. find better going if he turns to Open Monclay thru Frlcl.y. '.S-Slturcl.y, '+-C:loMCI Sunclay Paynes of Lakeshore road; Pe. hon.) the right. ter Renchard son of the John Jim is athletic director for Renchards of Charlevoix ave. the Grosse Pointe Lions and is nue; Mariiynn L. Ross, daugh. in chargc of the coaches, man. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. agers and players' conduct. Every Single Item Ross of Hamplon road; and He loves to walch the De. Jam~s A. Walker, son of Mr. trait Lions play. His favorite and Mrs. D. A. Walker, of Uni. player is Lem Barney. "Un. Reduced For This Tiger Baseball versity place. fortunately I don't get to sec many games since our Little Annual bent! and all the Summer TV League games are also on Sun. PIONEER Pointers Earn day." says Jim. FURNITURE COMPANY Jim says t hat there have prOgrams are on the air E.M.U. Degrees been a lot of changes in the game since he played pro ball, Poinle sludents receiving de. "At that time there was no Where A Sale grees from Eastern Michigan two platoon ~ystem, if you were . . . taken out m a quarter, you Umverslty at the conclUSIOn of J weren't allowed back In during Is REALLY A the spring semester included i the same quarter. The squads John Barbour, of Cranford lane. 1 were limited to 25 players; to. Dr.vid Ferguson, of Vernier I~ay they carry. 40 men. Why. m those days It was not un. road, Uwe Perl, of Hol1ywo od 1 usual to play th h I 60 .. . . S h fie woe mm avenue, MarJorle c erer, 0 utes; today it's practically un. Audubon road, Daniel Wood, of heard of" he adds Fisher road, and Timothy Mc. "The boys are .also bigger Carthy. of Hampton road: all today. In my day, a 239-pound awarded Bachelor or Busmess player was considered a giant Administration degrees. Today many of the players ar~ Awarded Bachelor. of Arts de. pushing 300 pounds. The money grees were Karen Buck, of Bed. was different too, it's five to ford road, Randy Wright, of teu times more today,". but Moran road, and Roberl Ben. then he adds philosophically ziner, of Willison road. . "laxes were less then." • One creat Itore . . • one convenient location . • • and TWO price t.'1 on each item Anne Chaney, of Brys drive. Jim was c a !l t a i n of the in our hu.e store: the oricinal and the SALE till! You know at a ctance just how Mary DeSantis, o~ .Pemberlon Orangemen at' Syracuse Uni. road, Mary Christensen, of venity. He was elected All. ereat are your savinp! Select from Italian Provincial, French Provincial, Traditional, Whitlier road, Linda. Foster, of American by the United Press $pMIish, Mediterrallean and Louis XVI desips in lofas, chain, tables, bedroom and Broad street, N.E., Linda Ca~p. in his senior year. dinin, room groups, decorator. pieces, lamps; and crystal chandelieraf bell, of Hawthorne road, Rich. He said that reminiscing with ard Geha, of Canterbury road, his old teammates was wonder. PROVI NCIAL PULL-UP Kare.n. Meyer, of Severn road, Iu!. He enjoyed replaying old HAND-TUFTED FRENCH Dommlc Guzzardo, of Center. games with tea m captain A pull.up chllr in Innless brook court, and John Beecher, "Dutch" C I ark, and players style with ca1'\led, exposed of. South Renaud roa~, all reo Buddy Parker, Ace Gutowsky FrultwOO<1 frame. celVed Bachelor of SCience de- and Ernie Caddel. Reg. $219.75 grees. They visited the Lions train. SAVE $80 New Color TV from Sony ing camp at Cranbrook and at. .Sony makes your favorite programs look better. Caught by Police tended the Delroit Lions-Kansas Far brighter. And the picture is sharper. City Chiefs game, where lhey were inlroduced between the To make better color TV, Sony developed a bet- Following Chase halves. ter system. Trinitron' is Sony's system. The team won lhe champion. Sony's system has one big colof gun that shoots A Roosevelt place resident ship the year after the late all the colors. And there's a lens more than twice as called City police on Wednes. George A. "D i c k" nichard big as everyone else's, With a large lens, you get day, August 5, to report a brought the Portsmouth. 0., a sharper, brighter picture. Vivid colors aren't driver driving the wrong way Spartans here in 1934 to become washed out In bright room lighting. on Roosevelt. 0 f fie e r Dave the Detroit Lions. Turn on this solid state set and watc;' t:le Trinl- Teolis and CpJ. ,Edmond Ben. Now Jim is preparing for lhe thuys responded. The driver Grosse Pointe Lions Little. tron system with a 12- diagonal screen bring better struck an Edison pole then color into view. Beautiful walnut cabinet styling. League season ... he can hard. skidded some 36 feet. An over. Iy wait, and neither can the Come :lD and see the pioture. head primary wire was also boys! broken. SON~ The subject fled the scene SUDDEN DEATH of the accident traveling north People who travel at too fast on Roosevelt to Maumee, east to Fisher, south on Fisher to a pace on the nation's high. We have all the newest models Jefferson, and west on Jeffer- ways are only hurrying the footsteps of father time, son to Bishop, whcrc he was .::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;::;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I $tarting at $299.95 stopped. Ir DECORATOR FRENCH and ITALIAN PROVINCIAL Benthuys and TeoHs look the FABRICS driver, George Cald~r, 22859 AND David, East Detroit, to the City station, where he was issued a CUSTOM violation for reckless driving FINISHES! and leaving the scene of a property damage accident. He CHAIRS was released on $50 bond pend- BEFORE AFTER ing his court ap?earancc. 8. ITALIAN PROVINCIAL CHIMNEY SERVICE Your Choice 5139 ' S~6E$~: "1. f.. vm.,." EQUALIZATION Rebullt.Repaired.Chlmney Covers Incinerator Scrcens • Violations 17114 Kerchval 11 may be true that aggres. Corrected.Tuck Pointing Ref. $194.75 SAVE $55! siveness will carry a man far Advanet Maintenance __ ------""-""--=-- 0,." U.". "'I, "if , in this world, but hc needs a lot 112.»31 of common sense for ballast. - - I =----~I• ON ALL BRAND NEW '70 BUleKS MODEL NEW 1970 OPEL $1,795 Interior 30 Decorating Counsel at No Extra Cost or Obligation Custom Orders At Sale Prices! RICHARD BUICK-OPEL Open Bvcnings 'iii II exccpt Tucs. Sal. 'iii 5 15103 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE FURNITURE COMPANY VA 1-5400 PIONEER 1745 EAST GRAND BLVD. NEAR MT. ELLIOTT: 921.2022 , " • • 2 r 7 S • ; sse au '2 2 • sam; 7rs •• mam • GROSSE POINTE HEWS .. Thursd.y, August 13, 1970 STOP SIGNS STOLEN 'l'IRE TAKEN Park Swimmers Who Won Title in Inter-City Meet Farm. pollce received are. Jean Doelle, 91 Grusae Pointe pol.t on Frld.y, AUlust '1, of boulevard, c.lIed Farms police • the theft of stops .I,n. at on Friday, Augu.t 7, to report If/hell )'OU think of CATERING Rld,e and MerrIweather. Beth the tbeft of a wheel and tire .lgl18 were replaced Immed. {rom her car, which was parked lately. In the garage o{ her home. remember ROUAIELL 14322 Meek An, Phon. V A 2.'660 Aae UPHOLSTERING (0 • • Custom. REUPHOLSTERING & RESTYLING CATERING DIVISION • free pick up and derive~ • select Irom hundred3 of fine 868-8044 fabncs • custom made slip cOllers t1l1uaranteed • term. a\"Iilabl. flU ESTIMATES- VA 2.9660 OVER 30 YEARS UCPERIENCE ------.~ ------AVAILABLE P k N t i gram were represented by 34 I Taking home lwo gold medllls I Sue Reinhart, Bo~ Heels, Beth ar a ators finalists who took 20 Firsls (4' were )1ollie Blake, SIeve Gait- I Boerner, John Remhard, C~rol Capture Cr01V1l relays and 16 Individuals) and IIcy, Mary O'Dol1l1ell, Cathy IPillsbury, J. Watts, Tom Wlse, ' 'dd II d d' dh I )1. Webb. and D. Moore. From EXCELLENT BUSINESS for IMMEDIATE LEASE __ took horne a total o{ 32 goId IHI e, an Tad .Lm em. the City, it was Jan Kernan, The Grosse Pointe Park Swim ,nedal.s. The team continued to I Other gold medal wmners .{or, Sue Brinkman, Ann Brinkman, T t th 'b ; show ltS depth hy laking 1st and lhe Park were Kelly DOl!lIe, Tom Harwood and Ha:>py Frie. OPPORTUNITY ea,m rosc 0 e OCClSion y: 2nd in six individual events. Mike Gailley, Dave Hannon'l wald, Shores' medalists were endmg their season In a blaze In winning four relays with Dan Hcs\burg, :'tlarsha ~laurer, Mil(e Dimond Laura Rinke' oC glory In winning the Inter. [the Boys 12 and Under Medley, I John Roach and Car m e II' Doug Ul,ner,' Kris Beck, 1t{ I One of Grosse Pointe's most unusual retail Cily Lea g u c Championship, the Girls 12 and Under Medley, ' Schwan. Craig and H. Kuhlman; and stores for sale. Well established business Thursday, Aug. II at the Farms the Mixed 10 and Under Free Coach Tim Kennary and 8S' from SI. Clair Shores, Roger Pier, The Park team with a. Relay and the Girls Free Relay, sistant coaches, Chris Schneid. St. George and Roy ')1artin. with five years in the Crosse Pointe area DICK SHALLA score of 301 outrcored their: the Park was able to build up e~, .Tim Colby, John Miller and Jim Colby, Park assistant . .. Excellent opportunity for individual closesl ri'lal, the Woods team, ' a substantial lead. Jane Blake .led lhe Park's team coach said that the Park swim- owner, two ladies, or couple ... Owners by 87 points. The Farms was! Outstanding during the entire to their first championship title mers hid made a concenlrated must sell because of conflicting business LEASING a very close third with 192' season, s w 1m mer s awarded in 13 years, eHort and that he and the rest points, (ollowed by the City with: three gold medals for their Woods medalists were Julle of the coaching staH were very interests. $25,000 cashrequired-qalance 16555 HARPER near CADIEUX 885.0875 H7, the Shores with 73 and St.. win n In g performances were Eugenio, Brian Fink, John proud DC the whole team. on terms. High return on investment. For Clair Shores with 70. . Therese Blake, Toby Lindheim, Quinn, La u r I e Chamberlain, "Everybody has worked much ....~_~_ .. -_ ... - __ - __ - ...~_.~- ...... __ .--._- The 196 Park swimmers who Megan Montagne, Mickey ~lon- Lucy Babcock. Taking medals harder than in previous years" additional details call 886-0410 . . pa_r_ti_cl_'p_at_e_d._In_th_is_ye_a_r'spro_.'_t_a_gn_e_,__a_nd__ T_od_d_R__I_c_h_ar_d_so_n_._C_o_r_1_hc_F_a_r_'!1_s_W_e_l_e__M_lk_e_Z_I_n_n,he said. ' Will Examine Grid Candidates Physical examinations for all TAILORING varsity and junior varsity foot- bllll candidates wlll be given on Saturday, August 22, lit North Expert alterations and repal nng on coats, dresses, High School. The varsity should report at 9 a.m. and the junior suits, trousers. New zippers, new pockets, relining, varsity at 9:30 a.m. All sludents should enter the reweaving. Rely on Our 27 years experience. building through the locker room door at the west end oC the school. There wlIl be a meeting {or DENBY C'LEANERS everybody interested in trying out for the freshmen team at 2 Grosse Pointe Stores 9 a.m. on Saturday, August 22, in the gym. Bring the physical form that was mailed to you 15029 Kercheval 20087 Mack ct Maryland at Foi,holme during the school year. It VA 2-7055 should be signed by your doc- PICK-UP - DEliVERY tor and your parents. If you do not have a Corm, they are ..' available in the maj.n office at the school. Anyone having a question reo garding the footbail program at North should feel free to call Coach Kruckl at the school. 1:'AlJ_ ~~!P.~ The telephone number is 886. ~ BONDED 8100. 6 , POLICE UpCLEARANCE Debbie Winner Q...-t: In Net Tourneys. '" T''''''port.d D"ilr CALL It looks as if a professional tennis career may be in the of{. ing for Debbie Mascarln, 13, o{ '61.1060 Judge a Mercedes-Benz over miles 970 Woods Lane if she keeps up her winning performances. DOMISTIC Last week, Debbie took first PERSONNa. POOL of twisting back roads. place in the Trenton Open Ten. 1249 Griswold nis Championships. This sum. mer she has also beaten every. • Not"once aroUnd the block in light tramc~' one in her age group in tennis matches in St. Clair Shores ~nd Laurel Hills, of Toledo, 0., In which she even out.classed ber For Your Next Car ••• oider sister, Kathy. All thr'.;e E BUll!)our automobiles to Yet, when you're trying to squeeze American car provides four disc Which doesn't surprise us at all. tournaments are sanctioned by perform under stress. To into a tight parking spot, you can brakes as standard-and that's a two We don't build cars for the "aver- the U.S. Lawn Tennis Associa. W take on roads that have pot- spin (he wheel around, lock.to-Iock, passenger model, not a fuJl.slzed age" American driver. tion. holes for pavement and elbows (or in three turns effortlessly. sedan. Ask your dealer for a test drive. Debbie, inlroduced to tennis curves. Our engineers call this "progres- Judge for yourself. through her mother who is an BILL The kind of roads that can be sive asslstance:'The more power you Engine: fragile as a rock. avid tennis buff. attends Par. cells Junior High. Naturally, found in Germany's Black Forest need In the steering, the more you Our overhead cam engine can New broc:huret where we test our cars. get. But we don't overdo it. You'll she can.t wait to get into a high cruise at RPM levels that leave com. You can get a brochure that will 3chool tennis team. But you can probably find a road never get the feeling that you're petJ(ors /loating their valves in dis. give you more details about Merce- LAVIGNE like that near you. And that's where twirling a telephone dial instead of belief. des.Benz automobiles. Just send in ~ORN GAMBLERS you should head if you really want steering a car. Bearings are delicately machined this coupon. Chances have real danger to find out what a Mercedes.Benz is to within 4/10,OOOthsof an inch. Pis- If you're plannln6 a European all about. Four disc brake. signs written all over them, tons and connecting rods are pain. trip. check the box to see how much bul still find millions of takers,' The brakes are built to give you a stakingly matched and balanced. you can save with our overseas de- Independent suspension controlled, straight stop instead of And each engine is bench-tested livery plan. The man. on the way up must You'll find our fully indepenuent that oilIer kind. Even when you stop for at least 60 minutes. But the best thing you can do is have a good head and be pointed racing-type suspension lets you fi- short from high speed (a nice way Car cfc Driver claims that a Mer. visit one of our showrooms. Our in the right direction. nCSSe your way through thosc tricky to say "panic stop"). cedes.Benz"will whistle across coun. represen tative will be gla.l to tell bends and switchbacks. We put (our massive disc brakes try at average speeds simply beyond you ahout any of our sixteen models. Not plow throush thcm. on every Mercedes.Benz. Standard the realm of comprehension Cor the And be sure to take that test drive. Our rear axle is articulated. It equipment. No options. Only one average American driver:~ C'opyrll'ht. 1970. MIf'C't4 ..... A. or Nonb Amtrlet-. lne • .flexes so each rear whcel can move up and down independcntly o( the othcr-just as the front whecls do. r------, Soaks up the bumps and dampens l@ l (hc bouncing. I Pl.ase send me )'Our full.color brochure of I I the Mercedes.Benz molar cars. 1 0 PI•• se Include lhe Mercedes Benz Guide I Taut steering I 10 European ~Ilvery. Our op(ional power stcering is r Namc I \'crypolitc.Itlclsyoudriw.lldoesn't I Addres. I Clive YOII, It's taut and responsive, wilhout Ihe usual inch or two of • I Cily Slalc I sloppy r,l"y. You can feci the whecls L1 Zlp Telephone .J1 tracking, evcn at high speeds. , A!rrcrdtJ.8t;" Z80SE, a S'p4JJ.Il'tr, /",U"icr"d per/om,a"" scdall. WOODS LANE COURT Custom built Cape Cod Colonial with 4 bedrooms and space for 5th. 2 V2 baths. first floor library or den, recreation with wet bar and lav., family room, 2 car attached garage. AM-FM with inter-comm. system and many other extras. High existing 5 112 % mortgage. ];).11;; (;ralilll I\Vl'I1II1', Detroit, ~Iichignn 48205 Phone: 31.1.372.2600 Wood Imports, InCa Come view for yourself! Sunday 2-5. Wood Imports North 464 5. WoodwilrJ Avc., Birmingham, Mich. 48011 Phonc: 313-644-8400 SHOREWOOD REALTY CO. 2043l Mack 886.8710 L sans ee p • • • • • ThYfSday, August 13, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven 0,.,. .un-...... : .. ' to '::10 01 '. Unlver.ity of Notre AUlu.t 12, in the Verheyden oBITU ARIES Dame and earned a mlS~r'l Funeral Home and from 51. I degree In bUlinus, alllo ma,na PbU"mena Church. He died on Austin Prep School News II }falf the t:u:~:e complain WE DELIVER II______cum laude, from the Univeralty 1'(9aday, Au,u.t 10, In Bon se. of are troublu only because We I I------1 complain of them. FREDERICK E. HARRIS, JR. I Hewitt Metal Products, a direc. of A~~~hl~~n. f h' d th M c~m H~:PI~:~hl'an, Mr. Ver. The lilt of Itudents receiving will be Monday, September 21 ----~~ Funeral servIces {or former tor of Brighton Hospital and B ; me ~ IS ea 'd r. nler is survived by hla wUe, .. cond honors lor the Ichool r at 8 p,m. In the school gymnu.1 Nothing get. men In bad .0 R 0 5 L Y N Pointer Frederick E. Harris, prealdent of Fred Ha.tTis and m~~~r o~a:he r::~~e~ adire:. Evelyn; three dau,hlerl, Mrs. year WII released thlt year by lurn. quickly as their good Judgment. r 54 of 8200 East Jefferson Associates Manufacturmg Rep. Sh' IBM It Tboml8 Bailey. Vice Principal ------I ~~re 'held on Wednesday. Au: resentatives. He was .l member tors of the B. Siegel Company.' Ir e>: eaupre, ra. a~ of Studies at Austin Catholic M A R K ET 12 . th W'lIi R H of the Zion Lodge 1 F&AM the He was also vice.pre.ident of Mahorle. Mrl. Judith Yarrlng Prep. OINn la tilt WoNt ~~f:on C~~ a~ f~n:~1 hom~: Country Club of Detroit' and Ihe retail controllers .roup of ton; a son,. Theo; one brother; To receive second honors, a He dl P p S y d A t 9 the Detroit Press Club the National Retail Merchants two sisters, 17 grandchildren, .tudent must maintain a 3.5 11020 MACK et IMI,. I'. in lIa~ e~nHosU~ta~~' ugus , He is suryived by I;is wile. Associ.ation. , I and one .reat .• r~ndchlld. . average for the semester. Those •• 4-3600 p.. .' p . I Margaret S.; I daughter, Mrs. He IS survived by his wife, Interment was m Mount Olivet receiving awards honors lrom Mr. ~arrls was ?resldent Peter W. Birdhydt; a son, Sharon; a son. Michael John; I Cemetery. the class of lIno are: _____~_~n~_chalr_l1lan oC the board of Frederick E., Ill; a sisler, Mrs. I daughter, Mary Sharon; his I -- I Thomas Awni. Donald Dene. Carleton Wiggins; his grand. mother, Mrs. Walter V. Ber. MARY RICHARDSON ORR weth, Lawrence Long, Roy Mar. I mother, Mrs.' David J. Harris, nard, and a brother, Walter B. Fun era I services for Mrs. and four grandchildren. Hernard, Jr. Orr, 43, of 598 St. Clair avenue. tin, Terry M u r ph)', Samuel I I Serra, Frank Szymanski, and Memorial vlbutes may be Interment was in Mount OIi. wer~ held on Saturday, August Derrick Woodbury. made to the Christian Youth vet Cemetery. ~, In the Ve~beyden Funeral BELLE ISLE ~ioyement c/o Detroit Cornman. :Rome. She died suddenly on Class 01 1971: James Addi. dry # 1 KT, American Cancer EMMA BOUDREAV' Monday" July. ~. son, Allen Anderson, Paul Forte, John Knox, Kevin Majew . . Scricty or the Salvation Army. Funeral services for Mrs. Born In MiChigan, Mrs. Orr ski, Roy Mlodonski, John O'Con. Interment was in Woodlawn Boudreau, 11. of 2138 Ridge. is sur v i v e d by a ,d~ughter, AWNING CO. I Cemelery. mont avenue, will be hetd to. Nancy; three sons, William R., nell. and Donald P~wonskl. Class of 1972: James Ckock. . day, Thursday. August 13, at HUllh B. HI and Jonathan C. VA 1.8200 JOliN A. BERNARD H P t She was the daughter of tbe aert, Michael DePetro, Thomas I 15102 KERCH EVAL MOST MAJOI 9 o'c1ock. in the A. . e ers late William H. and Rose Rich. Ensor, James Fausone. Robert Ope.. T..u. & F.id.y 9 •. ,.•. to • p..... Canvas. Vinyl. Acrilan • Dacron Funeral services for Mr. Funeral Horn e and at 9:30 ardson. CREDIT CARDS Fitzgibbons. Rob"rt Frear, Brian Mon., Wed., Thll"., 9 ...... to 6 p.IIl. Bernard, 33. df 1352 Blairmoor o'clock, from St. Joan of Arc ACCEPTED court, were lIeld lln Tuesday, Church. Interment was in White Chapel Kingsley Pat r i c k O'Toole Saill.d." 9 0."'. to .. P ... BUY NOW - AVOID Thomas 'Rabaut, Thomas Ricci: • • • • • • • • • • .. August 11. at the A. H. Peters She died on Sunday, August Cemetery. SUMMER RUSH Ronald Smith, James Szafar...... Funeral lIome and from Sl. 9. in SI. John Hospital. FREE ESTIMATES EVA M. LARSON czyk, David Szmnanski. Robert Joan of Arch Church. He died She is survived by her hus. Thibodeau, and Caniel Vehar. on Saturday. August 8. In st. I band. John: two sisters. Clara Funeral services for Miss ServIng Grosse Point. Since J93 I Class of 1973: Christopher REIVT A 1970 John Hospital alter a short ill. and Irene Beechey, and a broth. Larson, 76 of 47 Vernier road. I Bloch, Mark Car v e r, Brian ~ess, er. Edmund. were held on Wednesday, 760I E. Jeffenon August 5, in St. Mary's Church • Craig. Wayne DeFour, Richard CHEVY TODAY! LO 7.2293 Born in The Pointe, he WA~ Interment was in Mount Oli- • I Big Rapids, Mich. Galac, .Mi c h a e I Konigbauer, 1 magna cum laude graduatp vet Cemetery. DAILY, DRIVE IN COMFORT. Miss Larson, a retired school Edward Lundy. Thomas Mark. ------_ .. WEEKLY, AIR CONDITIONED CARS - - teacher, died on Sunday August owski, Mark Promack, James WILLARD J. RIESI!:NBERGER MONTHLY AVAILABLE 2.in Bon Secours Hospital. Vercisch, and Josllph Vicari. Funeral services lor Mr. R!e. She is survived by a sister, The orientation schedule was Charlie Rossie's senberger. 48, of 1301 Bishop, Reva. Interment was in Mount announced for the coming school I were held Wednesday, August Carmel Cemetery, Big Rapids. year by Rev. A. J. Hillebrand. 12 from the Harris Funeral O.S.A.: Freshmen orientation ~ DOWNTOWN FORD Home. He died Monday, August MARGARET MARSH will be on Tuesday, September 10 in Coltage Hospital. Funeral services for Mrs. 8 at 1 p.m.; Sopbomores on Invites You To See He was owner of the Modern Marsh, 64, of 13010 Brys drive, Tuesday. September 8 at 11 CHEVWAY Jimm Stavale Handling Equipment Company and of Washington, D.C., were ,a.m.; Jniors on Wednesday, CHEVROLET DEALERS LEASING/RENTAL SYSTEM in Madison Heights. He was a held on Saturday, August 8. In September 9 at 11 a.m.; and For Your Next member of the East Side De. the Verheyden Funeral Hom-e Senlol-s on Wednesday, Septem. New or Used Car troit Lions Club, Red Run Golf and from St. Joan of Arc ber 9 at 1 p.m. DICK SHALLA LWING Club and Crises Club. Church. She died on Wednes. Regular school sessions will • The Most Complete Facilities Mr. Riesenberger is survived day, August 5, in Saratoga Gen. begi\! on Thursday. September ~ 16555 HARPER, Nr. Whi"ier 885.0875 in the Detroit Area by his wife Maxine. two daugh. eral Hospital. aner a short ill. 10 at 8:30 a.m. Parents night • Rental and Leasing Programs ters, Mrs. Cheryl Smitb and ness. ======0===== Mary Jane, four sons, John, • Chauffeur Service to Your WO Borll in Poland, Mrs. Marsh James, Robert and William, his was secretary for the United Jimm Stavale Downtown ~ffice or Down- 3.4700 I mother. Mrs. Alice May Schulte, States House of Representatives .own Shopping Ar.. di two sisters Mrs. Elwood Rise. A Good Man 91st Congress. She was a memo brough and Mrs. John Krause ber of the Polish Century Club, To Know 1833 E. JEFFERSON "'H and two grandchildren. the United States Congregation. Interment will be in Forest al Club and the Democratic Lawn Cemetery. Club. She was the wife of 'the late AUCE NEVILLE Frank and is survived by three Funeral services {or Mrs. Ne. sons, Robert. Ronald and Ger. \'ille, 86, of 600 Nell road, were" aid, and a daughter, Mrs. Ar. For Those Who Care IF YOU DEMAND PERFECTION •• - held on Monday, August 10, in thur S. Gater. St. Paul's Church. She died on Interment was in Mount 011. Friday, August 7. in Hutzel vet Cemetery. Hospital. A rosary was said on Sunday, August 9. in the Ver. IRENE RADMAN heyden Funeral Home. Funeral services for Mrs. Mrs. Neville was active in Radman. 50, of 2049 Lennon. the Sacred Heart C':Invent s~w. who died Tuesday. August 4 in ing group and the Ladies Soda. Saratoga General Hospital w"re lity of St. Paul's. held Saturday, August 8 from Born in Canada, Mrs. Neville the Leo J. MUler Funeral Home came to this country in 1928. and Saint Joan of Arc Church, FUNERAL HOMES She was the wile o{ the late She was a member of the St. 15251 Harper at lakepainte LA 1-3131 John and is survived by a son. Hedwig Society. John W.; a grandson, John G. She is survived by her hus. ALSO: GARDEN CITY. LIVONIA • WEST. CENTRAL and a sister, Mrs. William B. band Casimer. one son Paul J. THOMAS L.lfAIIlIS aAlENC£ f.IOST THOMAS f. losr Neville. and a sister Mrs. Ted Jackson. Interment was in Ottawa, On. Interment was in, Mt. Olivet. tario. LVSS ItEAPPOIf'iTED ANTONIA W. ELIASON The City of Grosse Pointe Funeral services for Mrs. Council at its regular meeting Eliason, 91, of 820 North Ox. on M 0 n day, August 10, ap. ford road. werll held on Tues. proved the recommendation day. August 11, at Barbour from ,Mayor David Burgess of ... This Ea~ly American Colonial is for you. Beautifully located Chapel in Grosse Pointe Mem. the reappointment of Edward on a private lane in the Farms. Oversized family room overlooks orial Church. She died on Fri- V. Luss, of Lincoln road, as day. Agust 7, in her residence. the citizen m e m b e r o{ the the contents bricked patio. Four bedrooms, 3 baths, air conditioned. Here's IIIrs. Eliason was the wile of Board of Trustees of the Em. one that won't last long! the late Simon and is survived ployees Retirement System. of this luxuriously appointed Tudor home, situated by two daughters, Winilred and Mr. Luss has been a member Mrs. Elizabeth Wiedbusch; a of the Board since 1962 and cur. in Bloomfield Hills will be offered for sale in a son, Paul, and live gra.,dchil. rently serves as chairman, Matching people and housel ••• with imagination dren. special Memorial tributes may be DOG BITE REPORTED Hugo S. Higbie made to Grosse Pointe Memo. Farms police received are. rial Church. Frank D. Cotter Donald R. Smith port on Sunday, August 9, from Interment was in Sunset Cottage Hospital regarding Jan Orison S. White C. C. "Joe" Wilkerson Memorial Cemtery. Montevideo, Morrison, 70 Kenwood court, m John E. Mendenhall Cal Bruder Minn. who had been bitten by an Eng. priced home , Roger Southworth Iish setter belonging to Cbris' SOPHIE JEMA!. Hume, 75 Kenwood court, on 886.7100 84 Kercheval Funeral services for Mrs. that date. Miss Morrison was III Member-Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board Jemal. 70, of 1246 Berkshire treated and released. The dog road. were held on Wednesday. was confined to quarters far 10 August 12. in the Verheyden days .. SALE --- I Funeral Home and from St. Johns' Armenian Church. She OPOSSUM JUT died on Sunday, August 9, in Farms pOlice received n reo Bon Seeours Hospital. port on Sunday. August 9, 01 a Lake St. Clair is yom Neighbor Born in Tm'key, Mrs. Jemai dead opossum on ChaUonte and is survived by her husband, Maison. The animal was picked Alex; a daughter, Mrs. Haig up and disposed of. derGarabedian; a son. Alex, Jr.; three brothers; a sister, and six cYCUST KILLS DOG grandchildren. Daniel P. Martin, 50 Colonial Interment was in White Chapel Road, was taken to St. John Hos. Cemetery. pital by Woods police Thursday, August 6, alter suffering lacera. THEODORE A. VERNIER tions on his chin and arms after rlmeral services for Mr. Ver. falling from his motorcycle. nier, 70, of 864 Rivard boule. Martin had hit and killed a dog vard, were held on Wednesday, in front of 748 Hampton. at the residence of Morton Harris, 931 Vaughn Road WATER Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Partial list: CUSTOM MADE and AUGUST BAKER FURNITURE; chairs, tables, HEATERS (;offee tables. breakfront, etc. Fire 'RtDAY SATURDAY ORIENTAL RUGS; Pair French cc>ro.. mandel commodes; FLORENTINE 14 15 mirrors: Sconces; secretary desk; repaired or I Card table set; SCHAEFFER GRAND 10 I.m. to 6 p.m. • PIANO; ELECTRIC ORGAN; Steu. Beautiful view of the lake from the spacious living room, family ben glassware; Outdoor benches and room and two large bedroom~, This extensively modernized home replaced fountains; POOL HOUSE furnishings; Woodard OUTDOOR FURNITURE: is one of the few English homes in the Shores, It features a beau. Professional BRUNSWICK pool table; fully guaranteed tiful Mutschler Kitchen with a first floor Utility area, a total of G.E. COLOR TV; Louis XVI cane by 57 years six large bedrooms, two car attached heated garage, and a large back furniture; Ollk games table; HONDA cycle; Fine oil paintings; and secluded patio with a barbeque and a view of Lake St. Clair. much. much more. !!.~IV S.le To Be Conduc.ted By PURDY & EDGAR \.\ .•..,\}\/b,":::"t;~ DuMouchelle ART GALLERIES co. ASSOCIATES PLUMBING&HEATING 409 hst Jefferson, Detroit, Michigan 153M KERCHEVAL. nr. B•• con.fleld lftrr'llce F. DvM.. cll.lI. Ernest J. DuMouchtl" -the real estate IJl?OI,le VA 2.9070 1116HTS, SUNDAYS' HDUDAYS bet III,'"'' .,,1 Ap"tII,tr, 63 KERCHEVAL AVE, TU 6.6010 Further inform.tion, 'HONE WO 3.6256 In the Colonial Federal Buildin, , en os • • • t • • d sm • ot d d aem .... s•• a a - ...... Page Twelve G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W 5 ------._------_._------_._------Thursd.y, August 13, 1970 Grosse Pointe News Center ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. IMemorial Schedule I What Goes On OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL malA on ~'All Memorial sponsor~d aetlvitles open to the Grosse GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 at Pointe public. lIospltal equipment I"ailable for free Second Class Poslage Paid at Detroit, ltIlchigaa loan: crutches, "'heel ehairs, heating lamps and hospl. YOllr tal beds. Library t"ULI.Y PAID CIRCULATION By firat-II l..eoaarcl ' GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LENDING .r"'E ..Utt \ \ , Phone TU 2.6900 LIBRARY CLOSED DURING AUGUST. It's summer - dog days are upon us - we're hot! By Pat Rousseau llIer.lber ~Iiehllian Pre .. Aunelallon and NllIollal Edilo,lll AuoelaUon The grass needs cutting every other day, and mos. I Double C .•. in our alphabetical tour of the NATIONAL AlI\ERTISI/I'O HEI'RF.SF.S'UTI\'E Thursda)', August 13 quztoes are always there for swatting. The rains keep I Hill stands for Catherine Champion, who heads ~4 "'!lh A\'enuc,\\~:~.ll.y:rt"~e~P~~JlcJ'~~:tnllliVt, Ine. BY,"nl 9!I:tOO 11:00 a.m. Welcome Wagon of Grosse Pointe and Champion Real Estate which has been on the Hill CIIlCAGO OffiCE comlllg, and so do the weeds, ' 333 Norll. Mlohlll8n A,.tnue Phone flnanelal 6.2214 Harper Woods for sIxteen years. YOll can window shop for a A lid everybody beats (1 stampede I 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre Presents "Sound of house at 102 Kercheval, via all the pictures or ROBERT B. EDGAR ...... EDITOR and GE:,ERAL MANAGER Music" 7'0 the seashore, !he backyard - or maybe Alaska? 1 drop in for a cup of coffee and a chat. All this WILLIAM ADAMO ADVEIt'l'ISING HANAGER Andl ask ya I JANET MUELLER FEAIURE PAGE, SOCIETY t"riday, August 14 makes the real estate business on the Hill kind of JAMES J. NJAiM ,.... NEWS Can you thillk of a better idea or plan? I homey. PEPPER WHITELA'If NEWS • 8:30 a.m. Stratford }t'eslival Tour 1 can. JULIE SPE~CER ... ~EWS 2:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre presents • GREGG BOYD NEWS "Sound of Music" (I think although, 10 this poor columnist's brain is I Would You Believe? . A LILLIAN KARft _...... ADVERTISING 6:00 p.m. Susan Carl-David Peterson Wedding Re- Ilmdly functioning on even one wheel). i large plastic salad bowl, six MAR\' LORIMER ADVERTISING ception You may need some library materinls to see YOll ' small bowls and salad servers ... all for twelve dollars. The PAT ROUSSEAU ADVERTISI~e; • 7:00 p.m. Be,ginning & Advanced Karate-Sang Kyu through these hwnid and hectic days - we'll make you i JACK McAl.PINE ADVERTISING Shim, Director sets come in clear, green or KATHY BRYEN ADVERTISING a deal, . i • 8:30 p.m. Parents Without Parlners sherry. Find this beautiful buy JOHN MacKENZIE BUSINESS We t/unk we call supply you with a myriad of read. at The League Shop. It makes JOANNE EASON .. ACCOUNTS Saturday, August 15 ing and A V gems. a welcome hostess gift. ALBERTA WILKE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DOROTHY SCHIl\fA:'\SKY CLASSifIED ADVERTISING 2:00 p.m. Susan Amling.David Hucker Wedding Re- Name your subject - we're ready (we hope) with • BETTY RAUGHT CLASSIFIED A,DVERTISING ception proper strategems - Antique-ing ... al DenIer, 77 Kercheval, we ltlARIE KREINER ...... CIRCULATION • 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Marvin Bourget, Not to mention polys and suggestions admired a pair of antique guld and copper candle. Director Everything is open to question. I sticks. There was also a pair of handsome brass 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre presents Perhaps by your pool.sidc you need soft background I candlesticks. Beautiful wood carvings and Eigh- Hitchhikers Are Lawbreakers "Sound of Music" music for a placid thought, teenth Century gold brackets were also admirable pieces in the newly arrived antique collection. How often while driving in The Pointe have you en. Sunday, August 16 traug~. a book or two to keep you from getting di$- countered teem.age hitchhikers? Often, we'll bet. Ken. 10:30 a.m, Unity Center of Truth Church Service There's fiction, non-fiction, old and new, We Loved . , . the beautiful• neth Metcalf, Woods Public Safely Officer and Chaplain CENTER CLOSED THROUGH AUGUST 30. How about a red-hot seller - or a cookbook telling, Whitetail Deer print by Ray of the Fraternal Order of Police, told the NEWS that you how io make your fallorite ragout? 1 hitchhiking is a problem in The Poiiltes and suggested REOPENS MONDAY, AUGUST 31 Do your tennis or golf games need a bit of a lift? Harm and the Barn Swallow by we remind teenagers of its hazards. Come read some of our books - we'll give your Guy Coheleach. These are num. I beredlimited editions from the He citt'd a personal incident which occurred last Public Schools in Focus weaknesses short shrift. . frame House Gallery of Collector week as he was driving on Vernier road. He was hailed Or perhaps it's an old classic you want to reread, Prints. You can see many more by two attractive teenage girls in summer attire. He ------Or learn how to care for chinchillas - or turtles framed 'or unframed at The stopped the car and picked them up.' He then reminded I How much of the proposed operating budget for to feed. i Mermaid. the!? that the W.o~d.s (as ~o all T~e Pointes), .have city 1970-71 will The Grosse Pointe Public School System Me you a whodunit buff, or someone who likes to ordmances prohlbltmg thiS practice. The gIrls were I' receive in the form of State School Aid from Michigan? do-it-yourself? • chagrined and promised not to repeat this activity. Then mysteries will help, as well as tools to help The Prescription Department . . .' at Trail . . . .' We estimate that our local public schools will receive you build a Shelf. Apothecary, 121 Kercheval is well known for its . But thIS ~et Metcalf to thl.nkl)'lg how very. Important $1' 928 648 in General State Aid during the current year. Is a cocktail party rearing its happy head? excellent service and profp.ssionalism. There are It was to remmli teenagers, gIrls and boys alike, of the ' , ..". . .' Then our cook books should help - or perhaps an I four registered pharmacists and phone service is hazards of this practice. "To begin with, walking in a !he form~la used for delermmlllg :state AId IS shown art print to jazz up your living room instead. . open twenty-foul' hours a day. This year l'rail was roadway is dangerous just from a traffic standpoint. In these SIX steps: You've a paper that's due in September or October? remodeled to give more floor space to the Prescrip. tion Department ... all the better to serve you. ~~~~:d~l.'i:~ga~ r~::o~a;~~~~:~~~~~f~:!~ft~~~~a~~~~ 1. Enrollment . ~~o~~~two co~eo:~t~a~~r ~i~~~n~~t:t~n~r~:gl~~e~r~0~v~r1ay or or dangerous characters. And thirdly, it is illegaL" 2. Gross Allowance per pupil $ If you're travelling now or later you'll want our 3. Allowance x Enrollment $ 7,229,200.00 travel books, . Catch Up Time ... •The Place? The Bronze (It's classified as a misdemeanor and carries a maxi. 4. State Equalized Valuation $408461 184.00 If you're sewl?lg, knitting, embroidering - and want Door, 123 Kercheval. Travel tales, vacation hap. mum sentence of 90 days in jail or a $100 fine}. 5. SEV x 14,00 Mills Deductible $ 5:718:457.00 new ideas '- you'll need more than crochet hooks, penings and business can be brought up to date Park police officer Ralph Monroe indicated that 6. Gross Less. Deductible.: .... $ 1,510,743.00 If you're fishing, or camping, or just hammock- over luncheon or dinner. If you haven't gone any- during the school year Park police were faced with hitch. SEV per pupil $408,461,184-; bound, i where . . . all the more reason to call 886.1932 for reservations, hiking problems at the termination of ciasses each day. I 13,640;= .... . $ 29,946.00 We know you'll need books - we'll be seeing YOlll He added that many of the hitchhikers were Middle N~t Recelva~le per pUPIl. per State around! - I School and Elementary School youngsters. He empha. Aid Formula. $1,510,743..,. I sized how dangerous a practice this and added that 13,640c=. . . .~~~_! 110.7583 * • • there is also a state ordinance prohibiting walking in Becaus~ of a prOVISion In • Our Processing Department is extremely proud of a roadway when sidewalks are provided. Sen.ate Bill 1082that was ena~t. teacher up ~~ a maXimum of our student assistant, Jayne Malooly, who, on July 2r;" ed l!l early July, no school diS' ~7,7oo. Traditionally the State v All Pointe police departments asked that we caution trict Is to receive a smaller net has paid onlv nbout 80 percent became Junior Miss of Grosse Pointe Farms for 1970. youngsters against hitchhiking and remind them that of allowance per membership pu. o! i~s obligation in this and in In addition, Jayne collected quite a lot of loot; $150.00, late there have been a number of sad and dramatic inci- pil. for. 1970.71 than was re; slJ1!llar programs. In 1970.~1we a trophy, a dozen roses, a cosmetics kit, a clock-radio, dents illustratinl1 how dangerous this is Their recommen. cCived In 1969.70. Our s.chools ~slJmate. that we sh.all be re- . "q, . d' net allowance per pupil was Imbursed to the extent of $278,- a string of p-earls, and the admiration of our entir.e datlOns. ~as If you re too ~,Ireto walk, take a bus or stay $141.40. We multiply this figure 627 Cor special education pro. Library Staff, who feels she really deserved it. Good home;______It s safer that way. -Po W. 1 byf $192813,640648pupils to get our total grams. luck, Jayne, when you appear again at Holly, Mich., for bouncing baby? Help mother and "What The World Needs 0 Ge~erai State Aid will pro- GE S 1 the regional contest! change him. Fee d him his I. Now Is Love, Sweet Love." cfs_ to the EdL'tQf._.. vide our sctool system wIth ORGE E. BU HNELL, II. ------.- formula, wash a .diaper or two; We could go on and on but lett "" _ 12.3 per cent of its operating of Cloverly r 0 a d, BETH A. it gives junior a sense of se. I we know you can hardly wait ______1 revenue for the.year. This per. MELOY, of Colonial road, and Self-Styled Expert 'Offers curity to know papa loves and I to put these suggesti::-ns into , August 4, 1970 I strated by Ihese men, serves centage has been. declining STEPHANiE SMITH, of Lin. cares for him, too. I action SOwe close with 23 skid- To the Editor: to remind us of the brotherhood sleadily in recent years. For coin road, are three of the six Ad' t M f th H Or do you have a teenage i doo and lots of luck to you! . h' h b' d th 't" example, I'n 1966.67I't amounted vice 0 en a e ause son? Learn to enJ'oy acid rock. I ------This past weekend, the liCeI'w ~c In s. e communi les In to 18.15 percenl, in 1967.68 it gu~ tlt 0f h.onor t0 b.e feted inst.all a black. light and psyche IK.IekeD'" ar oor of Joscph Scalisi a 19.year.old whICh we Ilve, PIease expr.ess d ------'" , '. to them, on behalf of the entire was 15.55 percent. in 1~-69 it at a reception an. l~formal By PepperWbltelaw I toenails or unshaven . . . it dellc poster In your den, don't youth, was lost In the walers, International Brotherhood of wa~ 13.27 percent, and In 1969. cook.out at the. Birmingham Advice columns to women are Itakes all the glamour out of complain when he .has clogged ROU"hS Up Girl of Lake St. Clair. This morn-; Tl!amsters. our sincerest grati- 70 It was 12.3 percent. home of ROBERT G. FITZ-. very big these days. A day Iyour marriage. Be sure you u? your razor, which he used l:l ing, his boely was recoI'ered' tude for their valiant and un. .In addition to gen~ral State SIMMONS this evening. The' doesn't go by that some news. eat all her unsucc.esful attempts to trim his sideburns. Deborah Dellas. 18, of 1520Ed. by Ihe Wayne 'County SheriCC's. failing eff~rts: .W!' salute each Aid, our schools receive funds \ P . t t i '11 t B k III paper or other doesn't run ad- r at gourmet cooking and com- Now that you are over 40, M . P t I of them. indiVidually and col. 10 reimburse various programs Ol,n e .r 0 WI ~n er uc ne I vice to newly-marrieci women, nlent on how delightful it is. have you let your appearance munton. reported to Woods po. arlnc a ro. 'Iectively. in special education. For ex- Umverslty of Lewl5bur~, Pa., as I advice to wernen married over Come home with flowers, a go? What have you done reo lice that on Friday, August 7, So oClen, the work of our Yours very truly, ample, in the speech correc. freshmen in the fall. Their par. 10 years (but excluding those smile and endless. bits of ex. cently to maintain that youth a youth in his teens had made public scrvants goes unnoticed WillIam E, Bufalino lion program. assistan~e from ents are also invited to the married over 30 . . . they citing things that happened at I fu!, exciting, mascutine appear. an atlempl to damage the car and unrewarded. I feel that we Special Counsel the state is computed on the party hosted by the Bucknell usually write the~olumns), ad. the office during the day. ance? Try wearing sideburns, she was riding in and had man- should ?ause to ey.press our basis of 75 percent reimburse. Alumni Chapter of Greater De. vice to young mother,;, advice For those of you married (womell just can't resist them, handled her friend, Jane !\fox. gratilude to several SheriCC's Dear Sir: menl of salaries p aid each troit. to mO,thers with teenage chilo over 10 years, don't permit especially if they are spri~kled ley, 18. of 581 Saddle lane. Deputies and privale cililens Last spring. when Ihe Grosse ------1 dren, advice on how to main- yourself to fall into the "I've With gray). Allow your hair to ACler the man kickcd the car w who loiled tirelessly, comhing Pointe Cily court found my son ily, our truslees have proposed i needs within the limitations of taln a hap;ly home while work. got my woman, who' needs to fl..ro a. little loweI' or. the neck- door, Miss Moxley got out of the walers of Lake SI. Clair. guilty of possession of mari l~ meet an emerg~lIcy expen-I the uncertainties of future state ing, advice on keeping beauti: look good" category. If your !Jne In an untapererl cut. the car and asked him to stop. In search of Ihe body of this Juana. the judgmenl was reo dlture of $212,000 Imposed on and Cederal policies. ful after 40. hair Is thinning, have it re- Have you tried this wide, flam. The man turned around, grab. unfortunate young man. ported on your fronl page. The them by the recent Supreme In view of the times, I hope Strangely enough very little styled or try those trans';lIants; bouyantly colored ties? (Those bed her wrists and threw her Sherrif William Lucas and many fricnds of John Drake in Courl ruling eoncernin", text ethers in the community will advice is written for men. II remember. your wife tries very ivy .Ieague s~ripes date you). on the ground when she scream- his Inspector. John DeVoss, the area will he happy to learn books. wilhout compromising I appreciate the wisdom of this would appear that the male of hard to be altractive for you. How about colored shirts? Are cd, causing several scrapes and personally supervised and di. h h' h'ld ,. I . I the species uoesn't need, want If weigbt is a problem. elimin- you still wearing those age burns. . r t at. on August 6 a Igher courl our c I rens inS rucllona pro. approach and will knowledge. or read advice. Howevcr, not ate those co c k t a 1'1 business revealing whites? Do you slill The man \I'as descrl'bed as recle d leeh fforts 0 f thelr ,iep. reversed Ihis judgment. gram for the coming year. ably and wholeheartedly sup- . r S' ulies, 'f horn a s ~ote. Jerry Juslice, it seems, still is ava il It I I po t th d" wantmg him 10 feel left oul, luncheons and television view. 1St "enhmental J 0 urn e y," 5'9" to 5'10", dark curly hair, Bo"nc. Herbert Tree and Jerr" was a so apparent thaI the r ese eClSlons. we thought we'd write a few ing bouts with beer. After all, "~isty," and "12th Street Rag" slim build. wearing dark pants, If Gutz,, These courageous oCCicers, able one can aCCord it. In Truste es are altem pII'ng t0 pro. S.mcere Iy. . sUl!~estions on his behalf. what's more important, your I as your favorite songs? Get and a red shirt. He was last worked, together with private Ihe interest of fair play J be. vide bet t e r. more efficient I Lee Nel;on If you are a newly married marriage or your business and I with it, and start hummin.~ seen walking north on Lake volunteer divers, Lcon S(;hoyan. Iieve you should print the fact melhods of meeting our chil. (Mrs. John A.) young man bc sure your wife recreation? "Come On Baby Light My Fire," Shore drive, Grosse Poi n I c businessman; of John's innocence as readily r::e.~_~dividu~~.:~lIca~ional 1329 Three Mile~r_l'1e do.esn't. see you cutting your Are you the father of a ------Kenneth Beaupre, a City of as you printed Ihe originJI Grosse Pointe police officers: report. Sincerely, I and Gary Luzier, a G r 0 sse Charles D. Drake .:. 4 Pointe Farms (in'man, for many 3580 B1uehill hours and at great risk fo their personal safety' unlil the body Delroit was finally recovered. SAVE $100 ON A LOVESEAT . ;, .. '.', These hrave and heroic men To the Editor: made such inlrepid eC!orts in The Public Ilea ring of Ihe AT VAN'S NOW! CHOOSE FROM FOUR full realization thaI, at best. 1970.11proposed School Budget the hody they were 10 recover left me wilh the impression STYLES. CUSTOM ORDER ONE OR A PAIR would be lifeless. flul thcy thai we parents are forlunatc. IN YOUR CHOICE OF 100 SMART NEW knell' that Ihrou!:h their efforls. Al a time when nalional and DECORATOR FABRICS! SCOTCHGARDED! Ihey woulll hrin~ some degree statewide uncertainties are re. of comforl to the parenls and sl rieting and unsettling educa A GREAT MIDSUMMER SALE EXCLUSIVE fa"l1i1yof this youn!: man. The tional opportunities elsewhere. fart that he would finally find (;ross(> Poinle children may PURCHASE FROM A VERY FINE MAKER. a rest ing' plarr: other than the have. for Ihe nexl year at least. trea"berous II'a I ers which the cducational program wc snatdled his young' life II'Ollid confirmed by passin!: the two he their fl'II'arrl. mil1aJ(e proposals last year. DECO~ATO. SUVICE. rE~MS. UG. $39S $2 9 5 IlI'l'otion !o dUly and puh!ie Tly using' wise. responsihle fi. afft.clion. ",,'h as Ihal demon nancial juri.l:mput and f!exahil. r ~.. Special! REDUCED RATE VACATION One week onl~ ... August 22nd to 28th FREE ... 11°11.,l.n{ln,ll nir.hlly, .. children,' pony rides, swim. ., 0" mln,q Iruon\. ("nltft.ainmtnr. complrtr daily supr-rvi1il0n. nurse:ry and even,nll haby I1Ulog ..•. PLUS ... kiddi .. ' pl,y,llround and pool, ~avli'ul sandy MIDSUMMfP. . !>ea 11R"'IHO""1II MI 7.2601 WILLIAM R. HAMILTON II DAVID M. HAMILTON .ROSH 'OINTI TV "'SU. CLARENCE OTTER CLEVELANDS HOUSE '" S. Hu",... "'d. E S~.,.04 a..... vtil.lla ... 0''''., M",loh 0."'10',II.", ',",11y rnort 20343 Moclt A" ••• AI WoodWllfci "'''"u. Our 10Ist year I Phon/! or send 'or t>rochure to: At Co."'" Club D,. CHAPELS Mo •• Thu ... & ',i. 'iii , '.M. Mo •. , Thu ..... '''. 't!1 , ',11I. CLEVELANDS HOUSE, MINm, ONTARIO, CANADA Detroit 3975 em AVENUE • 831-2712 OR SEE YOU" T"AV(L "GENT Birmingham 820 EAST MAPLE 0 646.4000 Ilot'o,l ".pr.,.nUIlv.: Pilon. TU 1 70~O ./ Thursday, August 13, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS _._------_._--_._------_.- ..- _._---_.--~----_._. P'g' Thirt"", Mrs. Roy Stanton Winkles Betrothed Lorin~~N.ewne)nWe;d In Mf~morial 'Chur(.:h Reception .t Country Club of Detroit FoUcJWS Cer.rnony .t Which She Sip•• ks VOW" to Roy St.nton Wilnkl.s I Loring N.lunro Newnan becaml~ the brid e of Roy !Stanton Wink.les at a 4 o'clock c&:~remony ill Grosse Pointe Memodal Church Saturday, August '8, She is the I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Newnan, of Wash. ington road, ,and granddaughter of Mrs. Long' year Pal. mer and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Ne wnan. The bridegI'Oom is the 5On------WOMEN'S of Mr. and Mrs, John Stan. She was attended. by ho nor ton Winkles who came from matron Mrs. Don jI, 10ntlom,lry, their home in SYdn~, Aus. of Dallas. her co usin, Jo,onor Photo by H, A. PowellStudios trall'a for t" d . g at maid Beth Whltne:y and two Al a .mall family dinner • I'le we ID bridesmaids, Roy's sister Ti.aurle Short and to party in her Vernier road home which Mr. Winkles served Ann and Polly Wot herspo-on, III Fl'om Another Pointe Mrs. Eugene Kornmeler In. as his son's best man. clrrylng baskets hold1r,g pink nounced the engagement 01 her Also present. were the bride. Enchantren geral alum!;. Their of View [I The Pointe daughter, PAMELA ELIZA. grooms aunt, Miss Mariuerlle pile blue frocks werfJ o( silk BETH, to Roger Stanton of De. Winkles. and his sister, Laurie faille. troit. Ann Winkles. Ushering were J aogfJr Greeley. By Janet Mueller ! DR. FERDINAND R. BOOS, Pamela is also the daughter 01flciaUng at the rite. were of Needham, M ian •.: Stewart ------"101 Littlestone road, has been of the late Mr. Kornmeter. The Reveren,d Jamea O. Hand. Basil, of Holyok e, Mass,: Don . . appointed dean of the College Roger is the son 01 Mrs. M. E. ley. Jr., o.f Memorial Church, Montgomery, To m 'Mclr.to.h and .M~lcolm Johns, of Rivard boulevard. IS a Man wIth I 01 Arts and Sciences, Detroit Stanton. of MIami. Fla., and the and the brldll!S uncle, The Rev. Terrell and BII ,I Newnan, the a MISSion. I Institute of Technology. Dr, late Mr, Stllnton. erend Hernd'on Wagers, of Dal'l bride's brother! I. Now we know how THAT sounds: Men with Mis. Boos, whose undergraduate Pamela attended Aquinas Col. las, Tex. • . A reception at tile Country sions are often thought of as tight-lipped, stern, humor. ~ork was co.mpleted at Ca~ho. Pilote by Bruce Hubbard lege. Grand Rapids, and is now The bride wore her mother's Club 01 Detr( )it followed the less types eyes. front-always individuals. l1Jc .Universlty of A~eflC~. Exchanging marriage vows Saturday, August 8, in associated with the National wedding gClwn of ivory satin ceremony. Aflt er II short vaea. S t 'h THAT' I Washington. D.C., holds In a1dl' Grosse Pointe Memorial Church were LORING Bank of Detroit. Roger, a grid. fellurini a yoke of Rosepointe tlon In northe rn Michlllln the cra c tmage. I tion to his B.A, a Masters de. ullte of the University of Michi. Illce IInd a short tillin. Her veil, newlyweds wi' 11live near Tufu Professor Johns, conductor of the Wayne State Uni. I gree in Analytical Chemistry MUNRO NEWNAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William gan. is editor and p\lblisher of of Honitan. lace, is a family University. y ,here both begin versity Choral Union and organist of the Grosse Pointe I and a Ph.D. in Biological Ch'lm. L. Newnan, of Washington road, and Mr. Winkles, son "The Football News.' heirloom. She carried an Ir. their senior) 'ear In September, Memorial Church, is the exact opposite. I istry. also from Catholic Uni. of Mr. and Mrs. John Stanton Winkles, of Sydney, Aus. The couple plans a December I ranllement of white phalaenop. Loring at • fu1u' J II c k son But a Man with a Mission nonetheless. I ver~ity. ,He's been with DIT tralin. . • 1:111I wedding. sis orchid s IInd ivy. College. A joyful man with a joyful mission. 'since'I t951. has served as chair. ------...... Iman of the Department of Chern. clove and orange pomander This summer Malcolm's mission is taking him to istr.y and since July, 1969, as balls (or the ladies. The menu Mexico, Portugal and Spain, where he's researching reo ~~~n~r~:i~~n~f o~helh~o~~~ig~~ ~~fn~YP~~:~?' ~egts~n~o\.~~~: ligious choral music. College Chemistry Teachers As. shire, pudding, cheese and We ~a.'Jte (l So now you know: Next year's "Salute Concert" sociation in 1968. fruits. will honor the Spanish.speaking people ip. Detroit. It • • • • • • will be held at Holy Redeemer Church, IWest Vernor Receiving Mechanical Engi.1 LAWSON DUENWEG. son of highway and ,Junction, near the homes of man)' Mexican neering degrees from General I the LOUIS DUENWEGS of CDUectfe~ families), Mareh 7, Sunday, at 3:30 o'elock. Motors Institute July 31 were Devonshire road on his sedonrl Last year's Salute Concert honored the Polish com. WILLIAM J. VAN TIEM, of . '" . (Continued on Page 191 Fleetwood drive and JONA. summer safan to ~urope, writes ______THAN N, WAYMAN, of Vernier from Iros, a Greek Island in of road. the Aegean, that wilh only • • • 1,000 inhabitants - but 45 Two Pointers eligible to win kilometers o( beaches - there Jilt shops elf ' a trip to Scotland and $1,000 i~ no running water or hol as a result of having scored water, little electricity, (kero. holes in-one recently are RICH. sene lamps are used at' his W41t"R.Pi.~rce ARD MILLER, who scored his hostel), and four cllrs comprise • $I. CIIiI' em ...... _ -- ... -----_.1 'ace at .Fremont Country Ctub, the lotal automotive power of and JOHN GIBSON, who scored the island. But, he adds. e\'ery his at the Coral Ridge Country thing is whitewashed ~.nd "very Club. Both IIces have been en. clean." Iros is a charming tered in the annual Rusty Nail break from the capitals and Hole.in.One Sweepstakes. cathedrals of Europe Lawson • • • has been "doing." His college "Ye Plighted Payre (est. year of Greek proved a help, This isn't your own hair. 1970)," otherwise known as the although he doesn't speak Greek It's somebody else's. But it can belong to )'ou. And it Grill Room at the Country Club well, in exploring Athens. which of Detroit, the setting last Sat. he describes as magnificent. can do remarkable, s:lve.the.situation things [or you. Special points of interest on his For instance. When your own hair goes kerflooey and urday evening for a black tie dinner-dance given by Mr. and Continental sojourn this year }'Oll can't find the 'time to see us and you have to look have been Instanbul Zagreb and lJ MRS. CHARLES M. ENDI. other Aegean Islands, and he's (;f.'..•.....•.••. terrific, well then-you just pin on this clcvcr liltk COTT. of Blairmoor court. in ~. h~.irpiece (we'll teach you exactly how) and you honor of SUSAN WINTER and re.visiting Lon don, Par i s, Vienna. Munich, Heidelberg. couldn't look more marvelous. Like to have a little ARNOLD TORMA who'll ex. i\ change marriage vows Satur. Brussels and Rome. Lawson ex. f hair that isn't }'our own? We'll find some that's per- peets to S?end some time aI day, Augus~ 22. in Grosse ~,'~ fect for )'ou. Oxford ,'and Cambridge 100 be ~ Pointe Memorial Church. Susan fore he returns home. is the daughter of the LEON. ARD L. WINTERS, of Lennon . • • • Bart Edolood road. Her fiance is the son o( I H.eadmg nor t h to Harbor Beauty Salon the SOINE TORMAS, of Li- Sprmgs for the Saturday wed 'GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN vonia There were individual ding of MICHAEL JOHN FITZ. .21316 Mack Ave. 45 E. Adams tanka~ds for the guests. eaeh SIMONS and ~IA R J 0 R I E 886.6060 WO 2-1112 inscribed with the guest's name SCHNULL. KITCHEN ":ere a I Thursday and Fridol' evening~ by appointment 'n Old English lettering and large ,contmgent of POinters., I1 , _ The bndcgroom. son of IIIR. and I MRS. SHERMAN J. FITZ- S I M0 N S. JR. who leave Stephens road every summer for their Harbor Springs vaca- CONTINUING OUR SUMMER SALE tion horne. is a Navy ensign. recently stationed at Norfolk, , Va. His hrothers.in.law and sis. I tel's, IIIH.and MRS.LAWRENCE I D. BUilL. JR., of Grosse Pointe boulevard, and ~m. and MRS, , ~IARCUS W. S~IlTH, of Lewis 'ton road. and older brother ! SHE R ~IA N J. FITZSIMONS. Ill, cntertained last Thursday evening in the engaged pair's honor at a dinner.dance at the Wequetonsing Golf Club. The bride is the daughter of the JOHN lIl. KITCHENS, of Indi'l anapoli5, Ind, Navy Seaman ROBERT 1\1, CODD, son of the GEORGE J. CODDS. oC Devonshire road, has been graduated (rom Basic E 1e c t I' i c i t Y and Electronics •School at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Calir. Navy Lieutenant Commander RIellARD J. GOOD. husband I of the form MARY J. SMITII, oC Saint I'aul a\'cnuc. has rc. Also Reduced porlell (or duty al thc Naval foYr<.. c.E Weapons Laboratol)', Dallll(rcn. Va, IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE A GROUP OF DRESSES (Casual & Cocktail I $15- $20 Grosse Pointe Shop Closed "'riday and Saturda!! $30-$40 August 14 and 1,s For a Bit of 'Sprucing Up' [ All Shorts & Blouses - now $4 SHIFTS NOT INCLUDED Summl' Store Houn: Open Dilly 9:30 I.m. to 5 p.m, Jh~ .shopsof CLOSED SATUIt DAYS Expectation Shop Waltol\.l'i~r,~ 8irminghbm a1 • I4l WUJ MAm to, ~ercllenl St. Clair &roSS! Pointe 3 Kercheval Ave" at Fisher Road 104/6,1(40 • IIr new stOfe Punch and Judll Block ."'It.'I,TI""',""/I"JUt. 2861 SMenel lI1all fro, O"llr J(J,j:lfJ TU 1.1505 /iltlll~ '-.ge Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, August Il, 1970 S'ociietyNews G~thered from All of the Pointes ,Mrs, J(Jmes P. Vadey Mrs. Robert H. Roberts Mrs. Warren J. Kipp, Jr. Miss Mass Married To Warren Kipp, Jr. Rites in University of Detroit Ch.pel Are Followed by Raleigh House Reception; Pair Vacationing in South Carolina The University of Detroit Chapel was the setting for the marriage of Jo.Ann Mass and Warren James Kipp, Jr., Friday evening, August 7. Father Thomas Porter S. J. officiated at the rites which were followed by a reception at Raleigh House. The bride is the daugh. ------ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mrs. David K. Karlson, wear. A. Mass, of Sunningdale ing a sleeveless Empire gown drive. The bridegroom is with a lime-colored bodice and the son of Mrs. Warren J. white skirt. accented with em. Kipp, of Essex Junction, broidered biue ribbon, served Vt., and the late Mr. Kipp. as matron of honor~ Jo.Ann wore a white linen A Best man was Michael Ran. line princess gown trimmed dall. with Venise lace. Matching lace I The newlyweds are vacation. edged her mantilla and she car. ing in Soulh Carolina and will I ried stephanotis, babys.breath make their home in Cincin. and orchids surrounded by ivy. nati, O. A. I. Lewis, III Weds in East Gretchen E I s a Lundgren. held her long silk illusion veil. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. She was attended by M'rs. Arnold Lundgren, of Attleboro Robert S. Freeman as matron and Falmouth, Mass., was mar- of honor and Christine Johnson, a cousin, Lee MCCarthy and pt;olo by Eddie )leG ralh. Ir. Pholo by Clinard, tied Saturday evening, August Mrs. Carlos R. Dias as brides. At a mornin, g ceremony in Saint Paul's ..on.the. Wedding vows were spoken Saturday, July 18, in JO.ANN MASS became Mr. Kipp's bride at an 8, to Alexander Ingersoll Lewis, maids. They wore pale blue Lakeshore Saturda y, August 8, BARBARA ANN PHIL- Grosse Pointe Congregational Church by PAMELA evening ceremony Friday, August 7, in the University m. son of Mr. and Mrs. A.: gowns similar in style to that LIP, daughter of M'r. and Mrs. Philip J. Phillip, .Jr., of JANE SWENSON. daughter of the WilIardE. Swen- of Detroit Chapel. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ingersoll Lewis, Jr., of Lewis- i of the bride. M KI 1 b M V I ' b ld H i th sons, of Newcastle road, and Mr. Roberts, son of Mr. Stephen A. Mass, of Sunningdale drive. The bride- fon road I Fenton M. Remick acted as C n ey avenue, ecame r. ar ey s r .e.' e s e groom is the son of Mrs. Warren J. Kipp, of Essex " • I his cousin's best man. nean A. son of Dr. and Mrs. John P. Varley, of Birmingt.lam. and Mrs. Arden J. Roberts, of Greenville. Junction, Vt., and the late Mr. Kipp. The Reverend David S. Dahl i Lundgren, brother of the bride. ------berg and The Reverend Dom I John F. Crowell. brother.ln-law con lace and pearls. Kathleen Endres Philip Wilson officlllted at the lof the bridegroom, and Carlos °11", Her silk illusion veil fell tll. M.d J I N t. I cancllelight ceremony in the i R. Diaz seat~ the guests. Barb a ran A nilPh p Cloatthheedardapll'el~engetmhbfrr°!l!llldearedC~,m"I'teh'1 - U Y Upia 5 Wed "ugust 8 Evangelical Covenant Church, After a vacation on St. Croix , i'1 Attleboro. A reception followed the. newlyweds will make their , lace and pearls and she carried F M. S at the Wannamoisett Country home In Philadeillhia. The asteCpahsac~:tiesOfa~Jbiwdhi~tme°r~~~~s. I, or '155 wen 50n Kathleen Mary Endres and Club, Rumford, R.I. bridegl".lom, a graduate' of W ed In St. Pa UI5 John W Pettit exchanged mar- The bride, given in marriage Portsmouth Priory School and , The bridegroom Is the son I I ri It • Iby her father, wore an Empire Johns Hopkins University, Is a ------of Dr. and Mrs. John P. Varley, Spe.ks Vows to Robert Humphrey Roberts at B_e vows Sat~rday. August ~t gown of satin"faced organza third year student at the Uni. Chooses Gown of Engli:sh Net over Taff.ta with Lace of Birmingham. I Early Evening Service in Grone Pointe at a double rlOg ceremony 10. featuring a removable bolero versity of Pennsylvania School and Pearl Accents for '~ites .t Which She Honor matron was Mrs. C f I Ch h Saint Joan of Arc Catholic' h e a v i I y embroidered with of Law. Becomes Bride 01 f Jarn.s Patrick V.rley George Elworth. Bridesmaids ..ongre9" Ion" urc Chureh and are vacalionlng at' pearls and erysl~ls, a Peter The brl~e has been as~is!Ant . . . --. -.--.-.- included Mary and Kathleen Grosse Pointe Congregational Church was the set- Lak" Louise In lhe Canadian' Pan collar, long Bishop sleev.es to the drrector of admlssl~s Vacatlonmg In northe rn Michigan are Mr. ~;nd l\frs. Phillip, sisters of the bride; ting for the Saturday evening J 1 18 dd' f Ro k' Th '11 t t r and a detachable Chapel tr~ln. of Goucher College. ~rom which James Patrick Varley folIo wimg their marriage Satur day Kathleen Varley, the bride. P e1 J S d ht ' U Y ,we l~g ° c les.. ey ~I re urn 0, Two small bows of matching she was graduated, In 1968, for morning August 8 in Sair, It Paul's-on-the-Lakeshore. groom's sister, and Karin Lind. EamS a ane wfeNnson, talug erdof Mdr.RanbedMrs. WIllard make thel~ home In .Trov. r fabric accented with pearls two years. Th 'R. d' J ------be . wenson,o ewcas e roa ,an 0 rt Humphry The bride a Wayne State ------e everen eromf~ - ~~ attendants wore paleplnk Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arden J. Roberts, of University g'raduate is the Singer and The Re~eren~ I The former Barbara Ann Phil. I~i1k worsted A line dresses with IGreenvil,le. ------d~ughter of Mr. and M;s. Fran- FREE VITAMIN C Terrence Sempowskl offl- 11.IP. daughter of Mr. and Mlr.,. I Empire waistlines. -They car. I The F.ever~n~ George E. best man. Ushel'lng were Tom CiS F. Endres, of Hampton You receive a full weeks su~y Free Next 4 Days ciated at the rites which I. Philip J. rhillp. Jr., of McKin. Iried n~segays of pink. Elegance ~roessne~ offiCiated at the Mco~e, Biaine Masuero, B~b road. . only. were followed bY a recep-Iley avenue. chose a weddill8 carnations, deep plllk baby ntes which were followed Curtiss, John Hall and Will The bridegroom, son of Mr. t. t th D t 't Y ht gown of English n t over sHUt:Sweetheart roses and babY'S" by a reception at the Grosse Swenson, the bride's brother. a~d Mrs. John Pettit, Jr., of Ion a e e rOI ac . e. ' breath and wore matching flow. Poi n t e War Memorial's Michael J. Hall, the bride. RIdgemont road, was gradullted VIM & V.IGOR Club. tatreta embroidered WIth Ale.n- ers In their hair F' B II. ft h' h llroom's nephew was ring from the University of Notre ------.- . . rles a room, a er w IC ' . • The bridegroom chose his' the new M d M S bearer. Dame and IS presently asso. HEALTH FOODS ,'.------• • ------• cousin, Allen Jason, to act as son left f~' an rs . we~. The bride's mother selected a ciated with thte Michigan Can. Donbe Bea~ tly School • best man. Patrick Varley, the Q be r a vacat Ion In lemoll yellow nylon brocacSe cer Foundation. • II. bridegrooms bother Wayne Fer. ue c. coal and dress ensemble. The ------21 J51 MACK AVENUE sUe, Dawson Taylor. Henry !,e~u .d'sage lace accented the bridegroom's mother chose a Back in her Lakeshore road (bet. ..,1 & ROllynl Grolse Poillte Woo4s I 14242 C :raliot Herpel, Jr. and Layne Trip. bride s Ivory organza kown. Her yellow chiffon dress. Both 1a. home after five wt!eks in Ai."ica I' Grosse Pointe Woods W. DtIIYer - TU 6-9466 I lett were u~hers. illusion vell fell from a bow dies wore white orchids. is MRS. EDMUND ROSS. Special with coupon, T 'ues., Wed., Thurs. I! Mrs. Phlllip selected a blue headpio;ce and she carried a These orchid corsages worn • August Sp ecials 1\ and white brocade dress with bouquet or white roses. stepha. by the mothers and grand moth- • All beauty ser1l'ic es ¥.! price. ivory cymbidium orchids for notis and ivy. ers were raised, designed and Services performed by SUPl ~rvised senior student .' her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Attending her were matron of made by the bridegroom's • . h 'th t . t t • Varley chose a lilac crepe jacket honor Mrs. W. J. Hall, her sis. father. . • WIt or WI OU ( lppom men. and dress with lilac cymbidium ter; maid of honor Janine Van. ~he newl~weds are maklllg DR 1 38'50 • I orchids. koviak. bridesmaids Gail Lucht. theIr home In Kalamazoo. I I -. .1 The new!yweds will reside in man an~ Mr~.. T. C. Beck and l •• • Grosse POinte. flower gIrl Lli'::OLowery. Navy Lieutenant (j.g.) BRAD. ------.------They wore quince organza FORD V. NAVARRO, son of frocks featuring Empire waist. MR. an1 MRS. ALBERT NA- lines trimmed with olive green VARRO, of St€:phens road. reo velvet bows and carried Flem. ceived his "Wings of Gold" as Ilah baskets. a Naval Aviator recenUy duro The bridegroom's brother Ar. ing ceremonies at the Naval Air lien J. Roberts, Jr .. acted as Station in Corpus Christi, Tex. PRE-SEASON SPECIALS UP TO SKIRTS 899 to Jll99 RIg, $13 to $18 • 'Ne are not skirting the issue . . . our stand is sl'rongly anti- Be Open ON All midi. and mildly ardi-"over-the- knee" ... our pre-season specials feature lengths from 17" to 20" fine furs ) . . . the styles and fabrics are THURSDAY practical and intellige:nt ... so ~ are the prices . . . EVENINGS • lLLUSTRATI:D: At! elasti. WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF ... MINK, SABLE, CHINCHillA, PERSIAN. cized waistband skid of im- ported worsted wool ... A As Sketched , _ . Beautiful Black Crown choice of ten beautiful Mink, Trimmed in Sable plaids, remarkably priced at $10.99, Beginning Tonight See OIlT Designer Collection of furs August 13th By GfOff'fY 'fE'lf ,ANI) LUIS fSTEVEZ IIRMIN6HAM SOMERSET MALL 101 ToWftwnd Troy Kay Anos Furs 'ROSSE 'OINTE FA~ ANN AIl'OR 63 Kercheval 52? E.liberty IIrmlntham Iom..... t Men 101 Town.wnd Troy 19216 MACK AVENUE 886-7715 W£ST6ATE WOODVILLE MAll T~.do ToMdo Orot::r~:lnte Ann ArbOr l\3 K.r.h.v.1 &2. E_ LIberty HOURS MON, THRU SAT, 9:30 TilL 5 :30 P.M. We.t,at. WOOdyllle Men Toledo Toledo THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Till 8:30 , • 1 Thursday, August 13, 1970 GROSS~ POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ------,- ----_ .._------Mrs. David E,Dobbins Mrs. James Robertson Lynne Mary Cooper Married August 8 _._----- St. Philip and St. Stephen Episcopal Cht'rch is Setting for Ceremony at Which She is Wed . to James Magruder Robertson Exchanging marriage vows Saturday, August 8, iu Saint Philip and Saint Stephen Episcopal Church were Lynne Mary Cooper and James Magruder Robertson. The Reverend Wilfrid Holmes-Walker officiated at the noon rites which were followed by a reception in the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Ballroom. Lynne is the daughter of •.------I Dr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Coop. gance carnations, daisies and er, of Lakeland avenue. red garnet roses. James is the son of Dc-an Mark A. Lowr)' acted as best and Mrs. James H. Robert. man. Ushering were Michael son, of Ann Arbor. COl)per, brother of the bride;' The bride chose a multi.lay. I Ja~k Robertson, brother ~f the I ered organza gown, Its fitted bndeg~oom, and. a COUSin ?f Empire bodice and high neck. the bridegroom, Jim Clarke. line trimmed wHh Venise lace, For her' daughter's wedding, featuring Bishop sleeves and a Mrs. Cooper selected a coat and slightly flared skirt. Her silk dress ensemble of celery green illusion veil fell from a Came. silk, Mrs. Robertson chose a lot headpiece trimmed with pale blue dress with silver trim. matching lace. mingo Both wore corsages of She carried a Colonial bou. pink miniature roses and carna- quet of while carnations, minia. tions. ture white roses and baby's- Following a vacation in the breath accented by several light Grand Tetons of Wyoming the pink miniature carnations and newlyweds wlll reside in Ann ! strea mers. . Arbor, where Mr. Robertson -PhOIO by COlllnfwoodStudio Exchanging marriage vows in Erin' United Pres- At a noon service Saturday. August 8, in St. Philip i The bride's aUendants wore will study for his Ph,D. in ge. Saint CIll.re de Montefalco Church was the setting byterian Church, Roseville, Saturday, August 8, were and St. Stephen Episcopal Church LYNNE MARY pale pink linen high.waisted ology and Lynne will finish her for the Saturday, August I, marriage of FRANCES LYNN DARYL TAMBURINI, daughter of James J. COOPER, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Cooper, sleeveless dresses trimmed with BA in French. IRENE WOLEBEN and Mr. LaRose. The bride is the Tamburini, of Grayton rOlld, and Mrs. Dorothy Bravick, of Lakeland avenue, and Mr. Robertson, son of Dean whi~e linen bands at their I Out.oC.town guests included daughter of Mrs. Edwin E. Woleben, of I,.oraine road, of Mount Clemens, and Mr. Dobbins, son of Mr. and and Mrs. James H. Robertson, of Ann Arbor, were bcdices and raised neckline and. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Reider, and the late Mr. Woleben. The bridegroom is the son Mrs. Charles A. Dobbins, of Washington road. married. pink rib!;:>n bows around single of Newport News, Va.; Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. LaRose, of Kensington road. I ------~------____ _ , Elegance cal'Oalions in their Mrs. Lawrence Solin, of Goleta, d ------1 urday afternoon, August 1'1 D bb. T b . . pale gree'l silk dress and a ha~rl"d f h B t C CBall.kand• s Mllr',Janh Mrds.~.IJ:r~' ceremony in Saint Clare de 0 Ins am urlnl h't d'd' I 0 .. nlO anal' esy ooper, e nap, aY,.onan .. , ' La Rose,5 ~lonte!alco Church. - chidw .1 ecorsagE:.e ge .m.paThe bridegroom's.e.~reen r. the bride's sister.'. and .'brides. of Port Clinton' O. New Iywe d mother chose a soH pink silk maids Becky DaVIS,Tnc~a Pans . Frances is the daughter of I . dress and a pink.edged orchid, and Be~sy Robertson, ~Isler .of Faith is a firm belie! that f I I b d I :'tLlorrSa'I'nEedrloyainFdan• ' W~hoelelb~etne'uOr . U p.t.1a s Ce e ra te I the bndegroom, carned nb. the impossible is going to hap. .o..n InCa na a d m N Following a reception at AI. boned Colonial bouquets of EIe- pen. Woleben. She was given 10 mar. camo's Holiday House, thr. new. ------Vacatl d riage by her brothel', Robert lyweds departed for a vacation E. Woleben, of Bedford, O. After Three We'e-ks-in-H-a-w-aii Pair Will Reside in 'in Hawaii. r:-. , Frances Irene Woleben Speaks Vows Saturday In Saint Roger is the son of Mr. and Lansing Where He is in Graduate School at They will make their home I Jf1rttu 1f!i,rklaub 1i Clare de Mo"tefalco Church: Couple Mrs. Guy C. LaRose, of Ken. in Lansing, where Mr. Dobbins 2Jl" l.'\, sington road. I Michigan State and She Will Teach is a graduate. stu~ent at Michi. Will Reside In Detroit Needlepoint & Knit Shoppe . . d ~f gan State Umverslty and Lynn I I ' .The lll'lde's at.ten ants , rs. Lynn Daryl Tamburini, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy is a teacher in the Lansing , ORIGI NAL Wearing a silk organza Empire gown with Chantilly Michael S. Pro~fltl, ~atron of Bravick, of Mount Clemens, and James J. Tamburini, of School System. lace and seed pearl trimming at her high scallop collal' ~~~~it ~~dW~l~~~~ma~~~ ~:~:: Grayton road, and David .Edwar~ Do~bins, son of Mr. ---- ': NEEDLEPO'INT DESIGNS and elbow.length puffed sleeves Frances Irene Wolebe111 William A. Brian wore lime and ~rs. Charles A. Dobbms, of Washm~ton r~ad, ",:ere spoke her marriage vows to Roger John LaRose. Her Empire frocks accented with marl'led ~aturday afternoo~, August 8, In Enn Umted Among the 57 honors gradu. • Mono Canvas - Persian Varn fingertip veil fell from a headpiece of lace petals trimmed Saki lace. They carried cas. Presbytenan Church, RosevJ1le. ::~~ ~h~v'~~~r~e;cii:~~ga~O~~~: • Erica Wilson ... Crew~1 Embroidery with seed pearls. $ I cades of yellow daisies and The Reverend J. R. Mac- "I' Iversity students receiving de. • Chrislmas' Stocking To Knit She carried a cascade, of I Sweetheart roses. white Sweetheart roses and Donald officiated at the Marion, of Wilmore, Ky., and grees at summer commence- phalaet:t0ps~s orchids, ste- The Reverend R. William wOTemalchlnl( f1o\\'t!rs in their I double ring ceremony. Ju.dith Dobbins, .sister of the ment ceremonies August 14 • Complete Line of Knitting Yarns phanohs, IVY and yellow Sulllvan officiated at the Sat. hair.. , The bride chose a Short-I bridegroom, carried free.form will be SALLY J. HICKS, of Orion and Acrylics ------Acting as best man ,,:as D.on. sleeved while organza gown b.ouquets of pale bl.ue stephano. Renaud road, being graduated • Bernats ... Hook Rug Patterns and Varns aId J. Car~so, of Gramte. CIty, \ stYI.ed with snowflake Venise tis, a~d sm~ll whIte Elegance magna cum laude, \ 111. UsherlOg were DaVid W. lace at her neckline bodice carnatlons WIth touches of fresh • • • - Free Instructions - IT'S SO NICE TO HAVE. , • LaRose and William A. oBrian. and scalloped hemline. 'Herlong pur p 1e statice and blue HOURS: 10 to 5 MOllday thru Saturday A garden reception in the organza train was accented by streamers. CAROL J. DeFOREST, of' JACOBSON'S YOUNG ADULT CHARGE ACCOUNT Indian Village home of the Wil./ a floor length veil. She carried John Stempfle. acted as best Balfour road, ROBERT C. IRE Iiam A. Brians followed the I a free.style bouquet centered ~an. Richard and Charles ~ob. LAND, of Aline drive, and 1Jfran iKirklattb '11 is c'..ed to your campus needs and we will be 12:30 o'clock rites. Afte. a va-j with a white gardenia, featur. bms, ,brothers of the bnde. CAROLE ANN GILLAN, of cation .in Ca.nad~ the ~ewly. ing stephanotis, small white groom, G~en Decker) and Rob. Wedgewood drive, were among Needlepoint & Knit Shoppe pleased to accept your application for a weds Will resldt; In Detro~t. Elegance carnations and came. ert Hunte" of Lansmg, serv~d prospective C e n t I' a I .Michigan For her daughter's wedding lia leaves. as ushers. The brld~groom s UnIversity freshmen partlcipat- 16115 Mock Ave, bet. Devonshire ond Bedford Jacobson Charge Account Identif iCltion Mrs. Woleben chose a yellow The bride's cousin, 'Angela n.ephew, James Dobbms, was ing in orientation programs on I 881-5085 worsted silk dress and coat M f Ph'l d I h' P rlOg bearer. the ~I 0 un t Pleasant campus ' • . as~aro, 0 • I a e p la, a., The brides mother selected a I August 4 through 7. Card. Your personal account number e~semble .and a green cymbl- servmg as ,Hald of honor, and , _ dlum orchid corsage. IIowergirl Tammy Dobbins, will speed your purchases and give you The bridegroom's mother se. niece of the bridegroom, carried Iected a moss. green si,lk dress basket bouquets of purple sta- Jacobson's Ag~in Open All Day Saturday greater shopping convenience. with cr)'stal trImming and a tice, baoy's-breath, white Ele- yellow cymbidium orchid. gance carnations, pale blue Apply for yours soon. stephanotis and blue al!d while I Serving as chairman of the ribbon streamers. second annual meeting of the All the atlendants wore sky World Secretariat of Kiwanis blue dotted Swiss frocks ac- International at the Kiwanis In. cented with white Venise lace ternational Building, headquar. at their necklinp.s, bodices and tel's for the men's service or. wrists. Their headpieces were ganization, in Chicago August pale blue short veils with small ~ through 5 was ROBERT F.' bows in front. WEBER, of Lakeshore road, Bridesmaids Mrs. Glen Decker, Jacob SonS president of Kiwanis Interna- of Bay City; Mrs. Michael Work- tional. man, of Lansing, Mrs. Robert Jacobson's Again Open All Day Saturday the ."y-care fashion On'l Week Only SALE ... shirts of today .are willowy, MISS J SPORT SHOES long-sleeved styles of $10 washable Arnel$ acetate. regularly $15. neatly tailored or trimmed with lace for a plain Don't let this opportunity pass for excep~ionol or fancy look. Sizes 32-38. savings on these sharp stocked.heel casuals For Left: Striped jersey shirt the back-to.school scene. Our three of muted green/gold. $9, styles are antiqued brown leather with Right Crepe ascot shirt with extended soles and gleaming metal trims. lacey ruffles, In white. $8, Jacob SonS STREET FLOOR - ACCESSORIES JacobsoriS ~J~. In The Village In The Village -iI!I,"'i!I.-, S~."!!C:;:P,lI. 2!U1.;'III.",.".••- ;•.-,------IIII- il!.•'.lII!I-- •••••••••••• ._. •••• • Thursday, AU9ust 13, 1970 Pig. Sid•• n GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------~ ---_._---_. ------_. __ . __ ._------.._------Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes ------~_.__._.._.~---_.-'--._-_.,_.__.._._..,-"'..._---"..._"._------~-~._------.._------...__._----_._----~+~------_._------(eaturing swirled bells and (rog closings in (ronl. They carried Mr. Truesdale Weds in West Fall Bride yellow miniature carnations an:! Mrs. Wi lIiam F.Smith Sl. John's Episcopal Church'l Honored guests Included Mrs. Christ Church Rites yellow daisies. Stockton,CaliC., WIS the set. Campbell and Mrs. Paul Mc. .,~cting as best man was Roger ting July 18 for the marriage Donald, of Stockton, grand. ISerl;;eanl. Ushering were Thomas I of Pamela Ruth McDonald and mothers of the bride. Mrs. Gene For Jana Sue Kaler K. Stebbins. Jr., Donald S, Joseph Robinson Truesdale, Ill. I Von Guenthner, of Hawaii, aunt ___ ._____ Frost. Gary Miller and JameS Daup,hter of Mr. and Mrs. of the bride, Mrs, B~ckwith Home in Troy Awaits Newlywed William Fih Smiths, B. Kaler Ill, brother i( the Paul Laughlin McDonald, o( Havens, o( New York City, and Stockton, the bride chose the Mrs. Jackson. o( Coronado, Vacationing in Bermuda After Grone bride. same gown her sister, Sandra, Calil.. grandmothers o( the p . + W 1..1 ' I R t' Mrs. Kaler selected a mint Oln e ~mo~I~ __ecep Ion grelln worsted silk dress wilh wore for her marriage to Wi!. b~ldegroom, and Mrs .. Charles I liam Edward Crawford of Hast. Finch, o( New York CIty, aunt jeweled neckline and matching A dinner reception at the Grosse Pointe War Memo. ings.on.Hudson, N,Y. ' o( the bridegroom. dial's Fries Ballroom followed the marriage of Jana Sue coat (or her daughter's wedding. Fashioned o( silk organza and Guests adjourned to the home Kaler and William Fitz Smith Saturday evening, Au. Mrs. Smith chose a pale pink j re.embroidered alencon lace. it of the bride's parents (or a and white silk brocade dr~ss gust 8. -- .. - - I featured a bateau neckline, el. garden reception (ollowing Ihe Jana is the daughter of applique. an? coal. Both ladies wore or. bow.length sleeves and a (ull riles. Mr. and Mrs. James Brit. Seed. pearls trimmed her I chId cor~ages. . A line skir~ that extended into Alter graduatIon (rom Linden ton Kaler, of Stanton Irme. malchmg short veIl ilnd she I Following a vacation. in fier. a lon~ train. A lace Camelol High School the bride received William is the son of Mr. I, car,ned whIte, Snow.Song ros~s, mu?a the n~wlyweds WIll make h.eadpl~ce ~eld her bouffant her Bachelors degree in Eng. .. r'11 d S .th f \\hlte carnahons and English their home In Tr,'Y. and .M rs. n I ar nll, 0 ,ivy. I ._ !JngerlJp veil. !ish (rom Stanford University. For sentiment she carried a She is employed at the Stan. Hashngs. i Honor matron M.s. Homer. MR. and MRS. J 0 S E P H white Bible given 10 her at her (ord Law School. The bride wore a silk organza i McClure, o( Broken Arrow! MICHALAK. of Shelbourne baptism by Mrs. Andrew James SHARON DeYONKER and Empire gown appliqued with re J •• I road, and MR. and MRS. Campbell, o( Stockton, her Her husband, son o( Mrs. Ronald W. Swick, whose en. embroidered Alencon lace ac.1 O~la., and bnd~sma~ds Mrs., GEORGE CODD and thl~ir teen. grandmother, .and a w hit c G~lder Davis Jackson. Ill, of gagement hu been announced cented wilh seed pearls, lIer RIchard ~Icr\z, \ alenc Smith, age daughtcr~, MARlLY~ and prayerbook loaned by the bride. RIvard boulevard, and the late by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. groom's grandmother Mrs. Gil. Joseph Robinson Truesdale, Jr .• bracelet length sleeves were out. sister 0(. the bridegroom; Mrs. CAROL, b,,\'e just returned James M. DeYonker,o( Bourne. lined with a wide scallop o( Sleven Cerovsky and Virginia i (rom a lrip to Mexico City der Davis Jackwn, Jr., who had ~ttended Wilbraham Academy mouth road. are planning an lice and her Cathedral length Jorden wore lime Saki A line with the Detroit air travel club, used it at her wedding. Bou. In ~assaeh~setl~ and the Grosse I October 16 wedding. train was edged with a lace (rocks, their Empire waistlines 1 "The Nomads." vardia "nd orchids Irailed from Pom.te Umverstty Scho~l .and streamers (rom the books. studied pre.~aw at Mlchig.an The prospective blidegroom, . State UniverSIty. He served WIth son of Mr. and Mrs. Seth W. Her b~other,. Mike McDonald, a Naval reconnaissance squad. Swick, of SI. C I air Shores, o( M~~co CIty, gave her a ron in Japan and Southeast Asia holds a Bachelor o( Fine Arts Peruvian sol for her slipper. and is now stationed at Mo(fett degree (rom Wayne State Uni . . Mr~. Crawford serv.~d as her Field. Mountain View. Callf. as versity and is currently em. ; UNM:RiClY.L1GGElTSCJm sIster s matron of honor. Other a flight crey instructor. ployed at the Ford Molor De. attendants were the Mesdames sign Center. Grosse Pointe V/oods, Michigan 48236 Clark Van Nostrand, of San Following his discharge next Photo by ColUnllwood Studio Diego, Victor Von Schlegell, o( year he plans to resume his Scene of the wedding of JANA SUE KALER, Menlo Park, John Luber, of studies at San Jose State Col. daughter of the James Britton Kalers, of Stanton lane. New Orleans, Rex Heesman, of lege. Engaged ADMISSIONS an~ EDUCAlIONAL COUNSELLING and Mr. Smith, son of the Willard Smiths, of Hastings. 5an Jose. Costra Rica. and The couple vacalloned at Saturday, August 8, was Christ Episcopal Church. Susan Scott and Toni and Whidby Island, Wash., and Grosse Pointe. Pamel~ Truesdale, sisters o( Vicloria, B.C. They are new Families who have questions or concerns about the education I the bridegroom. residing In Menlo Park, Calif. of their children or about the role of th-e independent school All were attired in long, are invited to discuss these matters with the Division Heads of John F. Carter To Take Hri de sleeveless Degas blue saki cloth University-Liggett Sr.hool. There are a few openings j!"1 some ___ ..~ dresses with culfed cameo neck. TERESA PETERSEN, daugh. grades with limited financial aid still available, Discussions ~lr. and Mrs. John Wiel. versity-liggett School and the lines, corded scrolls. at the ter of COLONEL and MRS. need not be confined to the coming year for long range plan- houwer. o( Portage. Mich., have University of ~Uchigan College Empire waistlines and long (ull G E 0 R G E PETERSEN, of ning is most appropriate and the heads of the Lower, Middle, announced the engagement o( of Engineering where he af(jJi. skirts with pleats in back. They Hampton road and South High and Upper Schools will be glad to assist in such planning. For , their daughter, Ginnie. to John ailed with Nu Sigma Nu (rat. added side headpieces of corded School graduate, has completed training at the Trans World an appointment please contact: Fiel:!s Carter, son of Dr. and erllity. scrollwork and carried arrange. : Mrs. Leland F. Car t e r, of A Dec'ember 26 wedding at I men~s. of mixed flowers. Airlines' Flight Hostess School : Handy road. Grosse Pointe 'Memorial Church WJlilam McFeely was best in Kansas City, Mo. She is assigned to Star.stream flights Gr.del 1 - 4 .nd 9. 12 Gr.del 5 - 8 , Ginnie attended Hope Col. is planned • man. Guests were seated by liege and was graduated (rom . . I Mike McDonald. Willlam Craw. from Chicago's O'Hare Inter- University Campus Liggett Campus national Airport. Prior to join. 850 Bri.rcliff Orin , We s t ern Michigan University I .(ord, Alex Truesdale, the bride. 1045 Cook Re.d 'where she i- presently work. Lending free advice is a groom's brother. Steuart Pitt. ing the airline, Teresa taught in Telepholle~"4.4444 Telephone: 886.4220 I i ing toward her Masters degree. good way to borrow lots of man. Ron WickliUe and Clark the Grosse Pointe Public School I John is a graduate o( Uni. trouble. Van Nostrand. System. ( Jacobson's Again Open All Day Saturday Photo by Eddie McGrath. Ir. At a (amily dinner Dr. and Mrs. Mic:lel A. Skaff, o( Bed- ford road, announced the en. gagement .'of their daughter, "'. LILY, to"Dr. Nabil Tawile, son of Toufie Tawlle, o( JbeU, Leb. anon, and the late Mrs. Tawile. contemporary e'_ics In the Mid J mood The bride.to.be, a graduale o( Grosse Pointe High School. is completing her s t u die s .College-Town's menswear look turning lowards a Bachelors degree in Chemistry at Wayne State Uni- versity. Her (iance is a grad. up in collec.tions of plaids and tweeds uate of Saint Joseph University Faculte de Medcine in Beirut and is finishing his specialty with the trendiest traditional tailoring training in the field of Internal ~ledicine at Henry Ford Hos- on scene today. Sizes 5-13 pital. A (all wedding is planned. A. Midi cardigan coat Offer Concerts in black and white On Belle Isle The Detroit Symphony Or- donegal tweed. $28. Fly-front chestra, under the directions of Valter Poole, will again pre. pant, $19. Ribbed turtleneck sent its L.lDual series o( con. certs at the Belle Isle Concert Shell. There will be a total of top in black or gold Orlon~ $13. five concerts, August 18, ,19. 21, 22 and 23 at 8:30 o'clock. B, Vest in navy wool/nylon/acrylic The series is sponsored each year by the Detroit Department herringbone; $18. Gaucho pant. $16. oi Parks and Recreation. Two o( the programs will spotlight members of the Sym. C, Long norfolk belted jacket phony as soloists; On Friday. August 21, concertmaster Gor. In navyirust glen plaid of don Staples will be (eatured in Saint.Saens' Prelud<, to "Lc wool/nylon. $30. Skirt. $13. Deluge" and on Saturday. Au. gust 22, flutist Shaul Ben-~Ieir will perform the Allegro Aperto Casual pump of antiqued movement (rom lIIozari's Con. certo for Flute and Orchestra and also Bistritsky's "Ski!. goatskin with wood heel; liane." Mr, Poole, who joined the camel or grey. $12. Symphony as a violinist in 1927, has been the Symphony's asso. ciate conductor (or the past two.and.a.hall decades and will retire (rom that position this summer. This series will mark his Iinal appearance at the Belle Isle Concerls. -~~ A NEW CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE T R E E S FURNITURE COMPANY and INTER. lOR DESIGN SERVICE now or(ers a complele custom drapery program Mrs. Carol Spalding. an interior dcsign graduate of Cornell University, will bf: available to give you ideas on drapery styles. For an appointment to see fabric samples in your home or In our shop call JacobSonS CAROL at 88405822. TREES FURNITURE CO. . t S700 He,,., ~Jdop. . MOil., Thu"., Fri. ,., ~,.1t;:i;:~t:':i: ~..:;:;~ ..,";;,,:~ -"':-'-"'",,'<'.", ~:.~".j( In The Village -UyJ~Tuel., Wed., Sot. 9.6 ______,_, a __. _ ThurlcilY. AUlult 131 1970 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W 5 -----~------PI" s."."t"" Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ------_._--_._ ..._------_. ---_.__ .' .._--~...... ----_ ...~.....--._------muml. and Fred.rlllle Rldd.n, 01 Ann Mr. Frederickson Claim, A. Bride Arbor. The brldoltroom, Ion of Mr. Mrs. John L. Williams Williams-Lane Rites and Mrs, Paul A, WlIIl.m., of Georlle ChrllUan Frederlck:-N.Y .. the bride'. .I.ter, and Mr•. Sllarrow .. lee," • Pile Eall Lanllnll, .. ked hll coulln, Ion •• on ol Dr. and Mti. Georlle brlde.malds Mrl. Robert Stoet. pink linen Ih.ath anet mltcbia._ Earl L. Pankratz, of lndllnapo. ChrllUlIn Frederlcklon, of Ox. zer, of Albuquerque, N.M., Ill' coat lor her daulhter'. wed. UI, to acl II best man. ford road, claImed Mary Jane ter ol the brldearoom, and Mrs. dlnl. The brld"room'. MOtbtr Celebrated August 7 Usherlnll were hi. brotherl, Sparrow, daughter or the Law. Robert Hill, ol Ann Arbor. wore. dre .. and COlt .aMm. Lleulenant Paul Wllllaml, prea. rence Ellis Sparrow., ol Brock. TheIr nosegay. were fuhloned ble ol turquolle linen. loth N.wtyw.ds Will R.sid. in Ann Arbor Whil. H. Con- ently slllUoned In San Francisco, port, N.Y" aa hIs bride Satur. or white daisies. chole cor"II" ol white rONt. and Kenneth WUllams, and Joel day, Augusl 8, at a 4:30 o'clock i Best man waa Steven Hicks. The newlyweds wJ1l r.turn tinu.s Educltio" It University of Michigan VanRoekel and MIchael Red. ceremony In St. Jam .. Luther. Ushering were Robert Stoelzer, from a Bermuda vacation to Ind She Teaches It Willow Run geu, both of East Lansing. ! an Church which WIlS lollowed Everett Halbrelch, Robert Hall make their home In Ann Arbor. Father John Lasca came from , by a reception at the Detroit Boat Club. I----'~-'-'-~ .... ,:e-' ..... -----,~,...... ,...... A cameo ivory .gown fashioned of silk organza over Toledo, 0" to orCIclate al the I *1("'. taffeta, accented With peau d'ange lace and featuring 7:30 o'clock rites in Our Lady : For the rites at which .The , pretty easy.care .' "'~. I lace.appllqued sheer Bishop sleeves was Susan Elizabeth Slor or the Sea Church, lor I Reverend Alan Harre preSided ~ FALl HAI'RSTYLES /'c\", Lane's choice for her Friday evening, August 7 wed. which the bride's mother se. •the former MI;;s Sparrow chose • • an Empire gown oC candlelight it ding to John Louis Williams. ' lected a gown of yellow silk with while bead accenls, Cr)'s, saUn accenled with tiny beads 'II By Joan and Joyce _ . Her shoulder length iIIu- i ------llils trimmed the collar oC the and pearls at her neck and " 882-2550 sion ve~1 fell from a lace ice, neck and sleeves, hridegroom'S mothers aqua silk sleeves. , toque WIth a shor,l lace man. They are the daughters of worsled ensemble. Alencori lace bordered her I I ("f ./ • IUla and she earned a nose. MI'. and Mrs. Richard J. Lane. l' '1' d After a reception al the Grosse Chapel length silk illusion veil ~... Vt tage (]latr resser gay of white Sweetheart oC Crescent lane. and she carried a small cas. , Pointe Yachl Club the newly. roses, stephanotis and ivy. Bridesmaids, dressed identi. cade ol Ivory rosebuds. ~ Above Pi,hl5 Berb.r Shop' weds lefl for a northern ~f1chl. She was attended by her sis. cally, were Marcia Frame. oC In pale blue sil.k frocks lea. , 17007 Kercheval (In The Village) i ter, Mrs. Frederick Feldkamp, Dearborn, Johnna Beltz and gan vacallon. They will return turlng high walstlmes and fioor " of Ann Arbor, who served as Carol Gardner, of Ann Arbor, to live in Ann Arbor while he lenath back streamers embrold. ~.*,~*,',~~...-'.~~~~~~,~~.,.,~ matron of honor in a 10nK' and Karan Koselko, oC Traverse continues his studies al the Uni. ered with small white daisies I ... " ------sleeved frock of ivory chiffon City. The y carried summer yersity of Michigan and she were honor matron Mrs. Eve- trimmed In shades oC green, baskets fmed with yellow Sweet. teaches third grade in Willow rett Halbreich, of Long Beach, LARGE SELECTION OF yellow and orange at her bod. heart roses, daisies and baby Run, BACK TO SCHOOL a distinguished annual lI'ent. "Since the Symphony also has an l;i;ilual summer role at the CLOTHES much younger. Meadow Brook Music Festival here In Michigan we derive an extra satisfaction in knowing that we are a part both of the nation's oldest as , Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. well as one of its youngest an. Married Friday evening, August 7, in Our Lady nual festivals. claire 4allcPY Star of the Sea Church to Mr. William, son of Mr. and "The Worcester Festival per. Kit. GrttllWay Mrs. Paul A. Williams, of East Lansing, was SUSAN formed an outstanding service PRESENTS ELIZABETH LANE, daughter of the Richard J. for Its own community. We have .ft" : Lanes, of Crescent lane. found a warm welcome there Unl. St.. Drtsln and we always look forward to THE EXCITING YOUNG COLLECTION the next visit as one of the New W'orcester Pact Is Signed most Itlmulatlng experiences of each concert year." I OF Ladd Plumley, president of Cou~ty and In the future of good The format of the Worcesler SCHOOL BLOUSES the Worcester County Music musIc. Music Festival - the oldest In Association. Worcester, Mass., i "Where so many artistic or. I this county; this year II Its 1l1~h $2.99 and Robert B. Semple, president i aanlzations are cuttlnl back or - Is five evenings of musIc of the Detroit Symphony Or. I cutting back or cutting out their plus one morning. for children. chestn, have announced the I.activities, we at the Music: As. It Is held annualiy In late singlng of a new flve.year soclatlon are saying that we October. For loy. agreement between the Sym. plan to be in business for quite Thb year's Festival datea are farah - 11111.the Kid - Lewll phony and the Music Assocla. a whlle and we plan to con. October 25 through 31. In addi. tlon for the Symphony's serv. tlnue In our efforts to bring tlon to the orcheltra featured MON., AUG. 17 TUES., AUG. 18 ices at the annual Worcester the best in mUllc to lhe people artlsu will Include Beverly SWs. Music Festival. of Worcester County." Lorin Hollander, Judith Raskin, W. w.Ie ...... 'I ' " 'James Oliver Buswell, IV, and M."e, c:.H1 • Security .. COATS SUITS COSTUMES PANTSUITS SIZES 4-14 The agreement begins m 1971, Mr .. Semr.e lald: We at the I the Symphonic Metamorphosis and ru~s through 1975. The cur. I DetrOIt Symphony orch. tltra are _ a rock group from the De...... ,Ic.' ... Michl,." I."k A rlcer.. rent agreement ex pries this very pleased to exte~d our ltay trolt Symphony Itself. year. Iat the Worcester MUIIC Festival. Financial details were not The Symphony has been per. I "The Festival I. important announced, Both parties ex. forming at the Festival since to our total musical proKfam pressed pleasure with the agree. connie '8 --- 1958 w hen is replaced the and serVl!S UI too II a unique ment. claire:4allEr~ Philadelphia Orchestra as lhe showcase lor the Detrolt Sym. d.'PC paron« .Grosse Pte, official orchestra of the Fes. phony in the eastern United ROBERT H. PYTEL!.., Muni. BOYS' and GI RLS WEAR tivaL Always in the past, how- States. We believe our partic1pa- cipal Judge of Grosse Pointe 397 FISHER RD, GROSSE POINTE Iever, agreements were limited tion there also enhances De. Farms, attended the seventh 23208 MACK near 9 MILE PR 7-8020 to three years. trolt's cultural image, and we annUli American Bar Assocla. Am,I, ".,/d", ill Frlllt nil •.., In his statement from Wor. lire honor.ed to continue serving I~Ion ~dvance ~rafflc Cuurt Scm. cester Mr. Plumley remarked as the official orchestra for such mar m St. LoUIS, Mo., iast week, ------~------Ithat "We regard botl1 the 'con. t1nuatlon of our relationship with I the Detroit Symphony and the JACOBSON'S WHITE SALE number of years specified In the agreement as belna of IIreal slllnlflcance. "In the past several years the I orchestra hu Increued even more Itl .tature alone ol the princIpal Iymphonlea In thil country. Slxt.n Ehrun, and hll playen rank amonl he mOlt dllUnllul'hed mlllk~l orlanlll' tionl anywhere, We ate thu' dellllhted to be their hOltl every Octuller, "S~cond1y, the nve.y .. r alree, ment haa • teal II well .1 .ymbollc value. In addltlon to expreallng our confidence In the Detroit Symphony It allo ex. pre.... our faith In the Fel. \ tival, In the people of Worr.estet , 1 CHALET FOR SALE. All seasons SwIss Chao let in center of ski country near Gaylord. 3 years old, marvelous condition. On 10 acres North.rn Chall.nger AutOMatic Blank.t of woo d e d rolllr.g land, 1 a k e and golC by Noth.rn EI.ctric course nearby. Circu. lar staircase and three AUGUST SALE levels; Jiving room, dining area, modern Twin size, single control, reg. "OW $25 $21, kitchen w lappliance~ MUfoCle-Toning Home Exercisers N"w At Special Savings family room, 2 brick Full size, single conlrol, reg. $28 "OW $24. fireplaces, 2 fun baths. 3 bedrooms and 22' by full size, double control, reg. $33 "OW $21. 24' loft. Completely furnished, carpeting. Queen size, double control, reg. $40 ,now $34. Hot air furnace. $29, Save now on body.conditioning exercisers to help keep you 800. TU 1.3216. King size, double control, reg. $54 "OW $46. slim and trim, stimulate a feeling oi vigor and well.being. Durable SHI~'S WHEEL FOUL WEATHER steel fromtls, protective hand grips, sturdy bolt assembly, SAILING Pion ohead for chilly winter nights and save on a warm, SUIT A. Triple.oction exerciser simulotes rowing, cycling, swimming and with tlte horseback riding, Harvest gold steel tubing. 48')(36 high. now $62. lightweight, heat.controlled electric blanket with the HIPPEN HOOD 39.50 Val"a new exclusive Add.A.Plug control to accommodate onolher B. fold.a.cycle provides beneills of cycling and SWlmmtng, Folds easily for compact sloroge. Avocado green, 30)(36 high. "OW appliance right at bedside. Machine washable, mothproof $50 . • ror Men and Women • W.terproo~ C. Heavy duty rower imitates actual rowing. Blue with crome finish, and non.allergenic acrylic with nylon binding. 5-year • Wlndproor • Shin and dirt repellent guarantee by manufacturer. Pink, blue, gold, green, peach. • Hood I. lined and supports 400-lbs, hos lifetime bearings, 48')(24' high. now $30 . lold, Inlo a ntlt collar • Ide.1 lor FOOT. ~~~\'Lra~~v.an outdoor 'POTt •. I • 'I." JACKET ONLY JacobsonS $24.50 Value $17.95 JaoobsonS S~~~'Swheel Int. "605 MACK TU 2.IJ4D J.: Store For The Home Store For The Home 01'1" DAILY' TO , • • ot. till 5 p,m. -"-----.--.-._._ ....._4 __ .' • ---.------.. ---- .. ------..J--.- p. Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes Donald Weldon, Jr., another brother from San Juan, Puerlo Mia, A.ddiaon DBC Schedule. Dock Daze III Miss Biasell Bride Rico, Thorn.. Paul and James Mrs. James B. Weldon LaVerne BI.. el1, brothers of the Will Be Bride Dock D... 111, lpol1lOred by aboard thl! ShIIJll'OcltVI. otber bride; Donald Stewart Warner, __ the Womell'. Committee of the membel'l of be!' committee act. John Stott MUll, Jr., of Elsex Seplember 11 weddine plan. Detroit Boat Club next Wed. In, I' hoIte.... aDd theJr ,FaUI, N.J., and Karl David Of James B.Weldon bel d b B ba neaday, AuglUt 18, ia a mUlt crafts are the Mesdames Wal. I Lan but it's yery pl'etty when you see :ill of it And the house Is a chllnner with a really comfortable arrangement as )'OU can see. In addition to rooms shown thefl~ Is a Library under the Dining Room with a picture window overlooking a sunken rock garden. Ver)' attractlve. Gas AC heal. The house Is In excellent taste and nicely detailed. Shown by appointment. I This fine furniture kitchen Formula For Fine Living r-- __ C8+418+3FB+PR+SMK+MR+LFR+OLNL+QA=EH is b'uilt to gour requirements I "'it"'''' This Executive Home is perhaps the best value available .All :Rlllt 1hcJaen. lire cu.lom cralled Iromraw lum. today for those of you who are seeking an outstanding her Ly Ikilled Pennl"h'anln I>ulch caJ.lneln.oker•. Thl. fa 'Why. Ralt 1hchen 11'111 lit your family need. like new home in a prime location. Priced in the nineties. -1<,~ a IloVi. One of our kl!chen planneu will .It do,,'" Contact one of our consultants for complete particulars 2'Cor • wllb "ou and creato • mailer plan, laklnl inlo 011"11' accoant yon Ilylnl anel enlerlaln!n« hablll, lraflle and the solution to your housing needs. PQttern., elc. :Reeall-LI lrao. CUllom lcllcben Ibat ",Ill ~ Dimensions believed correct l but not .eI'Ve "0'11 Iracloa.ly lor a Ilrel!me. The Geor,elown guaranteed .erl~" .lcelched here, fenillre. railcd panel ton&lruc. lion, For more houses to offer our purchasers and for more seiling power behind our owners' houses, our firm has always accommo. dated free cooperallon with an rcliablc brokers working In the ORl1\ND Grosse Pointe area. • • HEARTY Jel!. RI AI rOH\. MAXON 8ROTHERS.I~ TU 2.tooO ~ 395 FISHER ROAD TU 6.3800 A n .. e"."e .. ,.lIe, ..... It. e •• hi .... (<>"..It. Grollo 'olnto HIIh ronnl' Co"rt) MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAl ESTATE BOARD 19850 Mack Ave. 884.6011 t 27S • Thursd'Y, August 13, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.g. Nineteen Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Kendall-Strong Rites A re Read Mrs. Leslie S. Smith From Another Pointe of View J Newlywed Smiths CoJdwater'l Flnt Presbyter. Nicholl, of Caseville. MlcheUe (Continued from Pale 131 Ian Church was the scene of Stron. served as her aunt's nower girl, Douglas J. Strong, munlty at St. Stani.laus Chureh near the CbP\JIler ."cl tbe marrlale of huh Jane Ed I F d .~ - Stron, and John Andrew Ken. II, Michelle's brother, as ring Vacation in North se or Expressways, dan on Saturday, Au,ust 1. Tbe bearer. Previous concerts hive paid tribute to the French, newlyweds vacatJone------I.. J. S t r 0 n g, of Coldwater. ~'These concerts," he explains, "not only recognize Her husband Is the son of the Now attending the Air Force Academy In Colorado Is Grosse The Reverend Gerald E. Iwaisted floor length turquoiae the rICh variety of cultures within our city but also give John Blendale Kendalls, of Blevins officiated at the blue crepe {rocks. They carried Ballantyne road. Pointe North High School grad. ~he (Wayne State) university studenb new experience uate JOHN WEAVER, son of. rites which were celebrated Colonial bouquets o{ while and In 1;I~known ethnic music sung in the many accoustir:ally The Reverend WIlUam J. in Grosse Pointe Woods yellow daisies, haby's.breath MR. and MRS. WAYLAND excIting churches of the Detroit area." Fuerstenau officiated at the WEAVERp of Van Antwerp candlelight rite.. Attending the Presbyterian Church and and ivy.. , They also give Malcolm the delightful "excuse" to road. John received his dip. followed by a reception at The brld~groom shrother, bride n matron of honor was lema In June from North High the Detroit Boat Club Thomas Smith, llcted as best travel to various countries and regions on Salute Con. her slster.ln.law, Mra. Samuel cert research expeditions. where hI! was an Honor Stu. , man. Robert Drushel and WII. Duncan Strong, of WesUand. dent, member of the National Wearing an Ivory silk organza 1iam Blaine, of East Lansing, Nobody insisted he go. Nobody's subsidizing him. Brlde.malds were Lee Treat, Honor Society and captain of gown with Alencon lace ap. cousin of the bride, were ushers. It's all part of his mission. 0{ 1..osAngeles, Calif., Barbara the Swim Team during his jun. pllques featuring. a high neck. Mrs. Dougherty, chose a pink Hosek, oC Ann Arbor, and Irene ior and senior years. liDe, Empire W~lst and. short linen dress with eyelet embroid. .. • .. lleeVel, the brtlle carried a ery and II corsage of pink Sweet. I He's gone fabulous places, had fabulous experiences, Coloaial bouquet o{ white Sweet. heart roses for her daughter's met fabulous people. beart roleS, stephanotis, baby's. wedding. H~'s come back with fabulous music, performed in breath an klu r.etlon Gu.r~teed or liIoney 3 DAYS ONLY Cbeerfully Relundecl THUR. • FRI. • SAT. They Don't Come Much Nicer One Silting Per Subject. One 3Bc Special Per Family Additional SlJbjecls-$1.00 Each (Group or Individuals) Aug. 13th 14th 15th Than This Like-New Colonial In The Farms All ages: Childrerl, Adulls • Additional Prinls Available at Discounl Prices the e No App.:>intment Necessary NOTE T.HESE FEATURES ship's wheel, iDe, Paneled library with ~ireplace-sharp kitchen with dishwasher and snack bar- , .... MAC Ie TU 2.1a4t powder room-jaloulle enclosed terrace-recreation room (l6x31)- 4 bed. O""N OAILY 9 TO 6 rooms-3 baths-complete air conditioning-atlie fan-copper plumblng-ton. let. till • "m. slderable carpet-2 car a!tached garage with automatic door openers-and a 17101 Kercheval "in the Viii •• " f:ne landscaped fenced site. MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU~ We just Loye luxury 1 and 2 bed. room apartments. 1m. STRANGEIU IN TOWHl-LOOKING FOIl A HOMIl m.diat. occupancy. Liying at ••• J .. J are prOfesslon.ls In the buying ud sellin, 01 homes, We wUI counsel Furnished mod.l~ wll.h you-reconcile your rlrums wllh rour pocli.etbook_nd lIlJow you only those thd meet your requlrementJ, C.I for. current 11ft of oUerln,., on op.n dailv. r,aOIl '0 6 and So,. and THIS IS OUR 51ST YEAR Of SELLING Sun. from l' to 7. Macomb Manor 0«0S5E POINTE "ROPERTIIS Aportmenls _ on Ma.onic Blvd. ~ just wesl of Gra. APARTMENTS tio' across from Macomb Mall in We've met lols of new fri.nds, Hubby Roseville. 3 Grosse Pointe "" will .nj"y th. sociabl. olmosph'rI .r":\, poolsid. and o•• h. sauna. I lik. __ O..t~fi_ce_s ,_;..~_, the shulli. boards and up.~any -;;L-~, n",,,'oprtf _"" all Ih. fatililiu of th. ummu. h OF GROSSE POINTE 1)-. II!@- ~ ~'.'.U'~ ni'y building. Sut both of us .At or. reallv thrill.d by Ih. c.", HOURS: 9:30 to 5:30 - Thurs, 9:30 to 8:30 REALTORS 'ra' air condilionill9, di,h. washer, th. s'OIOll' 2.0643 MACK A.VE. South of V.mi.r TU 4.0600 loam rillh' in our own ,pacious apartm.nt Grot.. Pointe Wood. Phone 886-8469 MIMllltS 0' THI DITIIOlT AND OIlOIlI 'OINTI IIIAL "TATI aOAIIDs and shotlping jusl C1Crass Bnneh offlcu In th. str •• t in th. famous DETROIT _ GROSSE POrNTE - ST. CLAIR SHORES - FARMJ:IlGTON Macomb MaU, _I !~-~ p:" .. , -.,'.' • " •• '. ~ • ~ t, -, ,~.. , . ."~' ... P.p Tw.nty QROSSE POINTE NEWS ThYM''', JeutlIIt. 13. 1970 • aA-'OIIINT I-AITICLU '01 IALI I-AITICLIS .01 IALi I-AITICLU .01 WI 'UINISHIb II 11M YAlJUCA 'IIItalllatie LIKE NEW II.UI pow.r BLENDD, Honer "101&1&1I. IL RenN, Normal IDd wide Iallmldlf&er. IO,OOO.•• T,U, eaDIIWt, Illlo_ uWlt)' talM. IHORILJNI IAIT J IID.OOM boml 111 IIlell. Cadlellx ar.. 01 Dttro6t. Pre. IDI1I .... , utIUIoG bel, .pact lata...... batbrooll IIltl" ••• 1I1Ictu.... TOWI" fer I" adult COllpil 0D1)'. CIlI low" ftItera, «e.... 011I. "lila, .CLASSIFIED "ON THI WATIU IDGI" rRD:-Ooocl top 1011. You baul Nl_l beto... DOOA, ICALLOrLIX I~ dO\lblI .. STUDIO 1, I AND I' It awa)' .• 1"', 11M!rOOT dl"IDport, I~ BeflIX, clrrylq el", ... con41tWQ, .. , TUHlte. BEDROOM APARTMINTS 'I-IOOMS 'GlUNT LIGHT )I!TO, ... AMI1UCAN .tandal'd. watlr WHERE GRACIOUS LJVINQ ROOM for "DU.maD. R.flr. c1ollt, )'ellow, Americln Bidet GARAGI BALI-Portabll "tV, ...... Ittlchld, u.1d for dl.pll)'. crib, SctUri.DD I .peed bUIll. IS OUR HALLIIARK. .net., ..... Re. ADS 1'. BORDERED tAR'ETS, I ,old, taU t380. FIr.t coml, '1711, cU.be., bedroom Ht and mucla DOORMAN SIRV1CE AND .1JeI "ll10' IDd. 1a-'dO': 1 red, •. 5710, 10:10 to ':00 p,m, mo ... , Saturday '.5. W7111- VALET PARKING LARGE Iumlabed room, private CIII TUXHO 2006900- J Trunk Lin" To S.rv. You Quickly batb, 'Irl", • per month, ,'xlI'. _ for III thrte, 111. folU'. MAGNIFICENT HIGH RISE WlndmW Ponlte ar'l, VA z. eludl' paddlq. ror mora In. PIXIE BIU, $111.rotron c.m. V1f:WS 7106, formlUOft eall m-417l. era, Realt • a . CllOr, almo.t FIREPLACE rtXTURE8, hiS Your Ad C,n II Ch""d new. 814•.,.. fiber ru., TU ~, PARTY ROOM rOR TEACHER, 111,11'1I or bUNn ... ORDERS takeD for fruit IDd ENTERTAINING woman, KltCUD privUe,,,, Dut Chrlltmu treII, About WROUGHT IRON table with MOVING, Bilek tubular rtC' LUXURIOUS KITCHEN WITH Nelr bu •...... ,2. 2 ft. blab. Beautiful lor table umbrelll .nd chair., outdoor reatlon room furniture IA. S-LOST AND FOUND S-SITUATION WANTED SELF CLEANING OVEN decorltJont, 7'7S.Z2N, ,rW, TV, Wakefield dlDln, dude., Z couch .. , $ZO eacb, _..JI' ]NDMDUAL CONTROLLED 6C-OFFICI FQI lENT table and chair., 88O.04e0. 1 love lIat, $15: 1 arml ... ClalliJied Deuculrnt I LOST _ $30. Shoe money, be. CHILD CARE-21 year oid stu. HEATING AND COOLING GLASS TOP, yellow wrou&b1 chair, $10; 1 chair and otto- II Tuesday noon, 12 p,m., I tween Beacon.field and Cad. dent, $1,00 per hour. Call Sue, BOAT DOCK FOR GUESTS SEVER,U, .mall o4Ic.. InU. Iron table, $15. _5OOZ. GRANDFATHER CLOCK, 8 maD, $115; 1 corner formici for all new copy, chan'eI 01 ieux on SI. Paul. Reward. VA 882.~lOe8. MODELS ON DISPLAY able Immediately In Cbot foot, 7 pipe., Z chlmes, W.. t. table, $20; lamp, $10; 1 work HELP US move to Hawaii. Buy copy aDd canceliations. It 11 •. ~11l6. CHILD CARE _ Daytime. 12 11 A,M. TO 5 P.M. SamplOll trani 8el'\'ice Bid,., minster Ind Canterbury"ood bench with vlle aDd Il'blCler, 100 Kereheval. TU 5.7510. our poIItlSIoIll. AppliaDet., runnln. order, $800, Death $30: '1 refrl.erator, $11: sU8,ested that all real estate ILOST-All wbite kitten, Lake. year old Ilrl. Call Penny, 882. OR BY APPOINTMENT furnltlU'e, e lot he., .pol'll lorets Nle. 2402 St. Clair Chrome hllhchalr, $6: :at pair copy be .ubmitted to our land uea: lIreen coUar with 7086. 587.1115 GROSSE POINTE WOODS - equipment, book" etc. Over. River Drive, Allonac. 1.7IK. hl,h heel, pointed toe .boN. office lu' MOD':!ay 5 p.m. I beU. 882-68ll6. TWO COLLEGE boys willln, to SHORELINE EAST 20871 Mack, 550 feet .eneral size eoueh, dlnin, room table, 38M. new and like Dew, 8 Darrow, office .pace plua one lOx12 fIl', oval Filhln( boat and ELECTRIC STOVE, SO", new, $2 pair: 4 ma, wbeell, $10: '4-HELP WANTED, do any type work. Own 8200 E JEFFERSON 0111 c e, uWlti.. lurnlahed. traDer. C.. h lad carry. Charge Acl,-12 Word for $1.50 GENERAL equipment. 886.7267. . orlllnal price $300, .ell for 2 blond equJpment cab1neta, IDc eoch oddltlanal word MaDa.ement 21306 Mack Dew buUdln,. Tburllday, Friday, Saturday, $aS each. Georilan .pe&klr, YOUNG ,Irl for receptionist and 5A-SITUATION, Scho'lak Bro •. " Co. Two 1Sx17 adjolnin, offiCII, 10", Au.u.t U.15. 412 Rl. $150. 885-7885. $250: eltercl" bike and ff1ft. claim. In In.urance office, DOMESTIC carpeted. Ideal for manufac. vard. 885.2710, LUXURIOUS er, $3ll. 823-43fl3. Call EIIUanr\ area. 886.1800. ture rep., accountant etc. TU CUSTOM DRAPERIES S BEDROOM, 11h bath., newly f..lMO. TU 8.1068. OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY TUxedo 2-6900 DOCTOR'S asslslant,' young, in. TAnE THE DAY OFF Fabrics shown In your home. MIRROR with beveled eel,". carpeted, inc1udin. kitchen, Lar,"t 8Ilection of Rellle Free Ide.. ind lltimates. n"xae". 881-4lm, teWgent, alert. Some typing. Air conditioned. Screened OFF ICE BUILDING. Grosse MAIDS transported. Bond\!d, Clolhln, In Area. NBW' ••\1.ES STATIONS Will train. 8lW-4080. porch, recreaUCln room. New. Pointe Woods,' Mack Ave. Clothln" Acce.sorie. aDd CaU Carol lor .n appo!nt. DAN]SH wall unit, $'15; crib screened, Insured domestic .~, ment. 884.5822. with matching chelt, $050: ex. DOWNTON AREA help lor one day or more. ly painted. A real doll bouse. Houaehold ~clll takeD $200 plu. lecurity and reier- GIRLS' SchwInD blc:yr.le, 26", tra Ion. ladles dressel', cheat Clrand ~lrcua Park New. Stand SALESMEN DOME: ST IC PERSONNEL OPPOSITE EASTLAND - New on cODllgnment. lla)e:lUc Newl Stand ences. No pets. 885.3008 or presti,e olllce plaza, 18301 Breeze delu.xe, new .1t1 boots, and matching double bead- POOL, 861-1060, 963-D161, 888-0687. LEE'S FASHION MART S pair, ladies' aDd men'.. board ebony finish, $100... E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS Ent Eight Mile Road, E.. t TO SELL apartmeDt homes. 20338 Mack' 111 1-8082 Good condition. TU SoWrlve, $400. 881.1'773, $75 month. Whittier and X. Collectors. Dlmes, quarters, PREPARE ROSE gardeDS lor floor polishera and buffers lor RJ.~ra~~IC.1 Pharmacy, Mack good Jobs lor Mary, Sue and haive., dollars. Bag lots, lets, and lllliT.n thee! DEPENDABLE woman would 884.1386, 884.8841. way:' 888-6513. Dext year. All the manure you .ale or reat. Grolle Pointe Poat Ofn ... Mllck Ave .• nd rolla. 772.2840. can use free. You pick up. Jaaltorlat SUpplier, 17. HARR]ET SORGE Uke housework 4 or ~ morn. NEW gorgeous 2 bedroom brick Tr~rr~~rmacy, K.rcheval lngs per week. Prefer busi. GROSSE ~E WooDS--l,llOO 646-7282, Monday throu,h Fri. Mack. 886-2&50. PERSONNEL AGENCY duplex. Electric leitcheD, lux. sq. ft., air conditioned office . F]REPLACE equJpmeDt, IroD. day, 8 a.m. to .:30 p.m. ... ~h~~~, Kercheval .nd ness people. 82•. 2315. 350 EasUand Center Prof. Bldg. urious carpetln" buement, 2 lavs. Ask for Les. 8lK-~. rite. power mower, ,arden F1ah.r Road 372 .. 720 tools, many mllcellaDeous NATURAL Iilht brown Emba RUMMAGE SA L E - Milcll. Schettler Dru,e. F1.her .nd EXPERIENCED lady wishes circular d r i v e; near lake, mink cape with collar. Worn laneous, lncludlng baby items. MalllDH handy Ford expressway, etc. 'J'WO OFFICE SUITES for it em. lncluding women'. CunnlnKh.1D Dru,e, 7.KUe Road HIGH SCHOOL junior or senior days. References. 571.94.35. lelle. One approx. 750 sq. It.; clothln, .ize 1.. Friday-5at. dishes, guitars, bleDder aDd and lilack to 'Work In pet shop, part Shown. anytime. $Z3O. 2M. once, must sacrifice. 821-437.. compact hair dryer, 418 Neff Cotta.e Haepltal, Kercheval EXPERIENCED iaundress. Can 26f.2. other approx. 1,400 sq. ft. urday, August 1•. 15. 21160 Call alter 5. Thursday.Frlday, 10 a.m.-6 and Muir time. Driver's Ilcense neces. Ideal lor medical or business I'leetwood. 885.55lM. Dlazo'e Re.taurant. Mack and aary. This 'N That lor Pets, do shirts, Grosse Pointe refer. • BOllrnemouth MARYLAND 1170 - 4 roOUlJ oflices. HOOVER portable washer, cop- p.m. Merit WoocIa Pharm.cy. Kack and 19443 Mack. ence. VA 1.5028. Bournemollth upper. Gas heat. Adults. Se. HIGBIE AUTOMOBILE OWNERSI pertone, ideal for cottage or FOR RENT _ Hoover carpet EXPERIENCED dental tsslstant EXPERIENCED LADY wlshe" curlly deposit. $90. VAlley 84 Kercheval Only $lUl quarterly' buys apartmeat. 2 yearl old. Ex. shampooers with shampoo. GROSSE POINTE WOODS In David Wbitney Building general day cleaning. Refer. 1-2743. 886.7100 or 881.7213 $10,000 • $20,000 L1,bllity, ceUeDt COnditlOD,$80. 885-4837. ,Grosse Pol n t e Hous(llo1d Gro... Pointe Ph.rm.cy. lII.cll ences, $15. Own transportation. and K.nch.eler oUlce. No evenings or S2i.ur. ALTER.JEFFERSON at Grosse Property Damage for sale FRENCH Provincial bedroom Janitor SUpply, 17329 Mach. H.rkn... Pharmacy. M.ck and dlYs. Ideal working conditions. 823-4730. 6D---VACATION RENTALS drivers. TU 1.2316. suite, diniDg, daveDport, mis. 888.2950. Loehmoor Pointe, Windmill Pointe Man. Howard Johnaon'a ReeUliranl, Call WO 2-4767 or 823.3238 LADY wishes day work, Grosse cellaaeous. 526-3OM. or. Clean, quiet e 1e v a to r PETOSKEY-CHARLEVOIX ENROLL NOW - FALL CLASS Mact and 8-KU. alter 5 p.m. Pointe references. VA 2.90M. building. 3 large rooms, bath, Beach Chalet, midway between SA-MUSICAL Bob'. Drusa, Mack and ROllyn I can teach you to sew with SO' "ROWE" Traditional .sOfa, INSTRUMENTS range, refrigerator .Ireezer, resort communities on Little confidence and enthusiasm In loose cushions, antique white DETROIT AREA RN or LPN DEPENDABLE woman wiJlhes nicely decorated. Refined housekeeping for adult family Traverse Bay. KERCHEVAL CO. 4.2268. WOODS - 3 be~room bungalow. a f. family ap"rtmeut building 0332. tends '0 78", 3 leave., used 821.9320 2E-CONVALESCENT only ~ times, $2tlO. VAlley VAN DYKE WOMAN desIres babysitting Job Living room fireplace, family on Beaconsfield nelr East Shop Hoors: Mon. thru Set. BET. 10-11 MILE RDS. CARE room, fuU basement, fenced Jefferson and the Esquire 3.2936. for teacher In the Fall. Call VIRGINIA'S 9:30 10 5:00 TELEPHONE 71l1.0056 evenings. backyard alljacent to park Theatre. Telephone any time LIVING ROOM furniture: Sofa. Thurs. Evening 7 10 9 2 ELOERLY women who wish (playground, tennis, skating), during day or evenings from ATTIC TREASURES 757 -0767 or 536.6260 good home wlLh room knd 10:30 .5 Dally CIMed Mon. chairs, lamps. end tahles, HOME TYPING - alldresslng, $250. 886-598-4. 6 to 10. Telephone 821.8985, carpeting, curtains. 886-2021. board, Private rooms, IrTl' We Buy .nd sell school papers, etc. Electric UPPER FLAT - Nottingham ASHLAND.Warren. :I roo m s, msculalll Christian private I 22418 Mack, bet. 8 and 9 Mile 5 PIECE gray b~droom suite. home or. Dougll Road. Wind. typewriter. 331.60f.1 aCter 6: 30, near Mack. 6 rooms with furnl.hed, all utilities. Secu. 6 ye.r walnut crib. 884.08M. EAST SIDE'S ONLY DEALER- sor, Canada. $325 each per WILL BABYSIT at any home fireplace. Working couple, no rlly deposit. 823.6768. 772.8606 month, Contact Justine Hutch. In Grosse Pointe. Call 823. children or pels. $150. Call HOUSE on Lincoln Road r:ear GRAND PIANO. 10 ortginal 011 BARN SIDING - Authentic I" paintings, Andirons. Banquet Inson, 19631 Lakeworth, Rosc- _36_51, __._ after 6 p,m. 885-0786, Charlevoix. Will lease Octo. weathered, hand hewn, na. ville, Mlch, by Saturday. cloth, extensive linens. Chalra, MGB, MG MIDGET, JAGUAR, NU'RSE, LPN for private duty i CHIPPENDALE COURT Ap:.rt. ber 1 to April 30. First floor, tural timber. 1"6:l.2171l. tables, lamps, sliver, China. 1F--SCHOOLS or Dr.'5 office. TU 1.~'523. I ment. Roseville, Fraser Rd. living room, dining room, AMERICAN Tourlster - Large steel work table and bench. AUSTIN AMERICA, TOYOTA ------_ .•._------' ";";";;R-C-L--E-A-NIN-G-,-w.eeding.. and Chippendale. New. I and kitchen. bedroom, den and hit box, blue. $38 new. only 2 single bedroom sets. TV, GROSSE POINTE D I' f v I n g G v.ardu"work and odd jobs donc 2 . bed room, walk . In closet , bath. Second floor, bedroom $10. VA 3.2836. cocli.tall table. Men's and School. 888.3966. Bert Mitch. Y your own private baument. snd bath, Handy to achools, women's clothes. Rugs and ell, formtr police instructor. by college student. Call 823. Appllanr.cs, pool, air condi. shopping. churches. $325 per GIRL'S complete wardrobe, radios. Moving. 1440 West 7 From $1795 __~~______lionlng. Apartment, 772-8410, monlh. Security deposit, ref. size 7, boy'a coat and jacket, Mile Road, Palmer Woods, ~-Losr AND FOUND INTERIOR and exterior house Office, LAkeview }.2840. erences requIred. Box J.4, size 6. 882.7498. 368.2066. ------LoST-Lady'. -i~id-~;i;h-at painting, college sludents.. F-ARMS-=-4b;;;lroo~~~d\;;~g _. Gross.. Pointe News. PORTABLE sauna, Ironer, dou. GARAGE SALE - I.arge gr\1l Farms pier, Reward_ TV 1. _~all J~f~,~5.61~5. __. rom. living room. parlor. Fully I,AKEWORTH, FLORIDA-New blc.door s tee I gun cabinet. wllh mo:or, some antiques, SAMPLE 0807, aCter 6 p.m. NEED a baby siller' Call The rarpeted. $350 per month. 886. condominium apartments. 2 ~.1320, skis, household items, elc. --_ ..------i.OST - Green sungluses wllh Friday, Saturday, August 14, ~~~t~~~7CIUb,licensed, bonded. _~,______~~':0o~sin~n~a.u~~.~~e by PRICED to sell. Finest quality 15, 10 to S. 62 Mull'. pcsrl frame •. Reward, TUxedo cherry kneehole desk and SPORT CARS 1.0552. GUTrER~---;;i;;~d.- and--~the~ II H~US:;;3 :ae~go:.msR~~r~~:~:: I 3REOilooM Colonial In Farms. chair, in perfect condition, TOOLS, ladders, shoes, clothes, 12132 GRATIOT 371.7370 FOUNO. - Half.moon J)sr.ro1. odd jobs. Experienced .nd reo S e c II I' It y deposit. Grosse I' Near schools and churches. Sho'vn by appointment. Call camping equlpmenl. elc, 371. Groslc Pointe area. 772.2585. liable. 821~. Polnle I"arma. TUxedo 2-1667. Box C.7, Grone Polntc News. 886.3228. 7478. Thursday, August 13, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS '.98 Twenty-One 9-ARTICLES WANTED II-CARS FOR SALE It .-CAU FOR SALE II-CARS FOR SALE JUD-LAKE AND RIYER 12D-LAKE AND RIYER U-RlAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATI PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE WE BUY old gold, jewelry and 1968 CADILLAC Calais 4 doo~ '68 PLYMOUTH, Sport Satellite, PROPERTY. I silver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377 MCc' hardtop. Full power. Blue. silver, black vlnyi top, power I . 1039 DEVONSHIRE, Grosse MONSI Road. TRIUMPH's, ETC. Really sharp! Only $2,9i3. steering, radio . .Must sell. 886. ACCOUNTAN.TS, Lawyers, 1m. "WILDERNESS VALLEY" Pointe Park, owner. Tile '''ALGLEISH 4956 aglne havmg your oUlce, NEAR GAYLORD roof. 4 bedrooms. Shown by AUTOGRAPHS wanted urgent. WANTED! ...., . Home, Your Boat at the same Grosse Pointe appointment only. VA 2-5520. ly. Signed lellers oC Presi. JOE HANEY CADI LLAC 11C-IOATS AND address. Well Establi6hed 10 acres-Your own woods dents, authors, scientists, etc. Trout Pond and Lake Privileges 6161 WOODWARD MOTOIS OUices, Beautiful 4 bedrm" OPEN SUNDAY 2:3()'5:00 Stamp Collections wanted. DATSUN TR 1I.()3()9 2 bath home, with extra wasn For discriminating Folks OPEN SUNDAY Highest cash payment.- 15200 GRATIOT 1968 CAMARO convertible, 3 25-FOOT Benson Rloop (wood). rooms, Deluxe Features, both KERBY, 351. Near Beaupre. 2:30 TO 5 886-0437. It's easy to reach New salls, motor, excellent Family room and Liv. Room, 1-75 to Waters exlt-3 mi. No. Very good colonial built by DR 2-1777 speed, $1,:175. 331.5482, after condition. $1,400. 882-8258. Boatport, Offices, Face Main well known builder for his SEE WHAT a complete renova. OLD GUNS - Any kind, any to Mancclona Rd. 5 ml. west. 5 p.m. 36 FT. Sheppard 86 sedan, 6.5 Hwy., 35 min. Detroit on SI. daughter. Three bedrooms, tion can do for a larger Eng. condition. Call Monte. TU '69 FORD FAIRLANE, blue with IIsn house. At 744 Lakepointe •. 2654. MERCURY station wagon, '85. generator, radio. Twin 290 Clair River, will sell on Land Phone.Write for Map.Brochure one and one.half baths. Rec. black vinyl top, 302 cu. in. reation room. $34,500. we have an excellent example Power steering, brakes. Ex. Chryslers. Sleeps 8. Refrlg. con t r act, $75,000. $23,500, GEORGE WELLINGTON OLD GUNS and swords, any engine, automatic. 884.6196. to snow off. wllh foul' family cellent condition. 884.5381. era tor, hot and cold water, shown by appointment. SMITH BY APPOINTMENT condition. Highest cash paid. bedrooms and three baths on STATION WAGON, '67, full PONTIAC GTL, 1969. Excellent shower, depth sounder, com. Mayfair 62925, Franklin Village Call Arnold 886.2510. SI. Clair River Freighter Cnan- KINGS COURT. First adver- the second floor. There are na- power, air conditioning. condition. 881-9912. pass, swim ladder and plat- tural fireplaces in both the Clean. 886.:5053. form, $17.800. 886.3023 or boat nel, 2 lovely apts., lower has tised. Conveniently located BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. ALGONAC, Deluxe New St. living room and library. The '64 98 OLDS convertible. Power phone 886-3330. 2 bedrms., 2 baths. attached ranch. Well built and well Browsers always welcome. Clair River home with 2 bed. very large screened terrace 1970 PONTIAC Executive wag. sellts, power,wlndows, air con. garage. $S3,OOO, widows sac- maintained. Three bedrooms. B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss rms, 2 baths duwn, 2 bedrms, is actually anotner "room" on - 9 passenger, full power, ditioning. Excellent comlltion. 1969 "POLY.WOG" 8 foot din. rifice. Breezeway and patio. $41,500. Ethel Claes. 1670 Leverette excellent con d I t lon, 9,000 bath up. for your Grand Chilo seven months 01 the year. Besl oUer. TU $.9214. ghy including oars, 1001 Bul- (48216). WO 3-4267. miles. LI 8.0733. Choice Water front Brick 3 dren's pleasure. All electric BUCKINGHAM. 1150. On 80 four Road. VA 1-0085. A PERFECT starter house for 1969 MERCEDES 220 Diesel. bedrms., 1'A1 batns. Gas fur. home, sewer, water, cement foot lot near St. Paul. Top TRUNDLE BUNK bed to sleep CHEVROLET Impala, '83, 4 the couple or small family Excellent. Air. Call after Sat. 1954 MATHEWS, very weil BOllt well, $36,500. Like a doll breakwall, plus double boat. notch Early American. Five three. 881-8007. door hardtop, 51,400 miles, 6 looking for a sbarp three bed. urday, 886-.2439. equipped, $12,500. 825.l9'13 or house. house on a large canal lot, bedrooms, three and one.half , cyllnder, $475. 881.7418. 886-7641. Yachtsman paradise, walking baths. Paneled library. Rec. room house which is close to LADIES starter set for golf be- s h 011 pin g conveniences and 1965 LeMANS Coupe V-8. Origl. distance to shopping. Custom reation room with bar and ginner, short. TV 6.1247. 1968 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville. 3100 TROJAN Sea Voyager"': Waterfront lot. 2 miles N. Ma- schools. At 21:15 Van Antwerp nal owner. $850. TU 1.7105. drapes, fully carpeted, imme. lavatory. Many amenities. Platinum with black vinyl top Sleeps 6, hull paint and var- rlne City. on Pointe Dr. See we are hosting a "must see" lOA-MOTORCYCLES diate poss. See picture in to. $54,500. and leather interior. Air COLLECTOR'S ITEM, 1948 LIn- nish 1970. Coast Guard auxili- sign. 93x24O, $7500,sewer, wa. fGI' those looking to purchue day's G. P. News. Shown by FOR SALE conditioning, 6 way seat, coln Continental Mark I. For- ary approved. Spedal navlga. ter, Real Bargain. In the low thirty thousand dol- app'1. by owner. HAMPTON. Attractive one and 1969 TRIUMPH 650, TR6C, ex. AM-FM radio. 5 new tires. mer show car. Best offer. 882- tional equipment in c 1u des one.half floor, three.bedroom lar range. Low mileage. Extrll sharp. Lake St. Clair, lOOx170, High. T. M:. TUCKER, Realtor cellent condition, $1.100. Sat. 4311. radio telephone, depth sound. house on large lot. Excellent Only $3,695. view ,sub., New Baltimore, Algonac JUST DRIVE into the first block urday only, 886-6193. er, direction finder, automatic location. Close to schools. 1970 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille. e,!-cluslve, $14,500. 4087 M-29 Hwy .• 794-3681 of Bishop Road north of Mack pilot. trim tabs, synchronizer, $37,500. DALGLEISH Low mUeage, fully equipped. avenue. and when you see the HONDA CB 160. Good running sum log pius many extras, NEAR CADIlLAC, MICHIGAN CADILLAC $5,700. 823.~10. Harsens I Island, SI. Clair River best looking house on tne shape. Many extras. TU 5. lilte electric refrigeration. In Dry, gently sloping wooded lot OLDIlROOK LANE. Quiet loca. 3920. 6161 WOODWARD water and ready to go. 884- North Channel Lot, $9500, tion in the Farms. Gracious street, pull up and come in- TR 5.0309 1968 CHRYSLER Newport 4 1ooX350, A Steal. on Little Long Lake, with 128 door. Medium green, green 4056. ft. frontage. Hunting, fishing, English manor. Five bed- side. Our Open Sign invites 1966 HARLEY DAVIDSON 65 (All properties ~hown by Appl.) '64 PONTIAC 6 cylinder 4 door rooms, three and one.half to you to see why 3851 Bishop cc. Like new, $150. 371-7478. vinyl top, g r e e n interior. 19' DAY SAILER 51A1Evinrude. swimming and snow mobillng. - reliable, excellent condi. Power steering, power brllkes, just minutes away. Terms. baths plus three bedrooms shows as well inside IS it does $750. T. M. TUCKER, Realtor tion. Mike offer. 886.7:i<87. air condilloaing. $1,895. and bath on third floor. Ex. from the curb. 19' CENTURY SKIFF. 75 Gray. Algonac STRONGMAN.KELLY 4087 M-29 Hwy., 794.3681 889-0800 tremely well built with ex. SAVE $300 - 1968 Olds Toro- FRANK ADAM $&IJ. pensive apurtenances. Priced FIRST PEEK nado. All power, air condi. LI NCOLN-MERCURY 16' FIBERGLASS Day Sailer, at $98,500. tioning. Must sell. Priced be. 20777 GRATICYl', E. [)ETR01T trailer. $950. PIGEON RIVER WOODS ONE OF THE larger three bed. NEAR INDIAN RIVER room houses in this block on low wholesale price. $2,3110. PR 2-0200 ALGONAC, Ex~uUve's 4 bed. SHELDEN. Custom built 19115 885.1544. WINDMILL POINTE BOAT CO. VILLAGE in secluded location ill' Deep- Moran Road. There is a break. BEFORE room Custom Colonial, 2 baths, fast room and extra large WE PAY HIGHEST PRICE VA 2-7898 living rOOO1 with fireplace, land. Subdivision. L 0 vel y 1970 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Su- Large Tracts - Oll.tne.River. screened porch leading from YOU BUY FOR CLEAN CADILLACS large new family room, kitch- Early American. Five bed- preme. Air, all power includ. ASK FOR 16'6" REBEL ClASS fiberglass High wooded BanM. rooms, three and one.hal£ the living room, plus a sep. inG windows. Many extras. sailboat. motor and trailer. en with bullt.lns, zoned gas arate dining room with win. BE SURE FRANK BROMLEY hot water heat, attached ga- baths. Family room. Many Showroom condition. 3,200 I All new fittings. Excellent Onaway Rd. 2 mi. No. of M-6S some bay wi.l1dow. Fresh dec. COFFEY CADILLAC • rage. 3 beautiful landscaped amenities. . miles. TU 1-2523. \ condition. $1,295. TUexdo 2- to Entrance. orating and almost new car. TO VISIT 3180 E. JEFFERSON lots in very choice location. 2031. VERNIER. Praetilly new Town LO 7-6811 Phone. Write for Information petlng make thi s one a cut 1966 CONTINENTAL 4 door. Fast possession, $38,000.00. House. Four bedrooms, two Full power and air condition. above the competition. '57 CORVETTE, new engine, 16 FOOT Fiberglass Si1verllne" and one.half baths. Library. Coffey ing. Gold with a black vinyl ON THE SEAWAY, fully car- GEORGE WELLINGTON 17,000 ,miles, a classic, $4,000 75 h.p., Chrysler outboard, $55.000. ANOTHER S N E A K preview top and black leather interior. peted 3 bedroom. 11,2 bath SMITH or best oUer. TU 2-89«. convertible top. 886-7742. may be seen on lewiston Road $1,895. home, living room, fireplace, Mayfair 62925, Franklin Village WHITnER. Sturdy colonial where the trees are many and Cadillac 15' LYMAN, 1969, 40 horsepow- FRANK ADAM '69 OLDS Cutlass, vinyl top, full formal dining room, den, 'built 1950 on 80 foot lot near stand taU. Located between 3180 E. JEFFERSON power steering, air condition. er E v i n r u d e, completely dressing room, full basement, 13 REAL ESTATE SI. Paul. Four bedrooms, two Kercheval and Grosse Pointe LO 7-6811 UNCOLN-MERCURY ing, low mileage. 778.1185. equipped, with or without en- panelled rec. room with mod.. - and one.hall baths. Library, Boulevard, this one has seven 20777 GRATIOT, E. DETROIT gine. 822-4173. ern bar, hot water heat, at. FOR SALE breakfast room and recrea. bedrooms and five baths on Free Parking Drive In '69 VW, 11,800 miles, under PR 2-0200 tache:! garage, beautiful 60x tion room are paneled. r.a.rge the second floor. Priced at warranty, automatic, radio, LIGHTNING SAIL, good con- CANTERBURY. First Offering 600 lot. fruit trees, excellent porch. $81,900. heater, $1,575. 791-3043. dition. Compiete with spin. family retreat, $48,000.00. of this Brick Colonial with naker. motor and trailer at full dining room. large kitch. KENSINGTON. Superb rllnch BY APPOINTMENT SEE '65 OLDSMOBILE 88. 2 door Farm Pier. 8866305. en family room. covered on 85 foot lot south of Kerche- hardtop, automatic transmls. FRED J, RAYMOND te~race, 4 bedrooms, 2'A1 val. Twin.slzed .bedrooms. DOWN TO $24,000 has tumbled sion, power brakes, white. AQUA-CAT. 12.ft. sailing cata. REALTOR baths, 2 car attached garage, Spacious paneled family room. the price on this little gem walls, one owner. Excellent marau. Family fun boat. TED EWALD'S E a s i 1 y car.topped. LUzon ALGONAC ree room done' in an unusual. Central air conditioning ...Liv. on Lancaster. Story and.a.half condition. 885.3635. 4181 M-29 Hwy. 794.9191 1-4790. ly attractive decor. ing room (17122) with natural design with two bedrooms on FINE CHOICE - A-I USED CARS MUSTANG, 1970, Mach I, 4 fireplace. Attached two.car the first floor and another speed, 351 engine,. posltrac. NORTHWIND 29, 1970 fiber- NEW BALTIMORE lakefront, COO K RD., 4 bedroom, 21A1 garage. upstairs. If you know of an. GROSSE POINTE TRADE-INS glass sloop, 30 h.p. inboard, executive ranch, 8 rooms, 2 bath Cape Cod with family other in this neighborhood at tion, factory stereo, folding GROSSE POINTE SHORES rear seat, 7,000 miles, penect keel centerboard, dt!')th baths, 2 fireplaces, all luxury room and 2 car attached ga- such a low price let us kndw Impalas,' Camaros, Corvettes condition, $2,750. Will take sounder, oven, sleeps 5. 1- features, 120' of new steel rage. A ONE.OF.A.KIND house with ... we may buy It. trade. Private. 8&Ii-9569. 483-97M. seawall. Price reduced to warmth, charm and an un- $59,000. Will consider Ira de WE'VE DEDUCED, when the FONTANA LANE in the Shores. paralleled lake view. U you 1965 FORD LTD, very reason- price is reduced, there usual. 'ID-TRAILERS AND or renting. 1-725.8773. Luxurious 3 bedr.oom Ranch want gracious livIng without TED EWALD able. 884-537%. CAMPEIS designed for gracious living. Iy follows a sales boost. We pretense, this is it Everything ref e r specifically to the ST. CLAIR RIVER - A selec. Living.dining room, kitchen new but the Michigan white 1966 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville. RENT PLUSH TRAVCO $36,000 marked down tag on tion of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom built.ins, family room, activl. pine floors and studs. New CHEVROLET Solid wbitej full power, in. this large three bedroom MOTOR HOMES homes in st. Clair and E. ties room, 1st floor laundry. eluding 6 way seat and fac. Air condition,. seU contained, gas heat. new plaster. new colonial on McKinley a~'e- 15175 E. JEFFERSON China Twn" all with water See this home trom Ute cir- plumbing, new windows, In. tory air. Only $1,1911. sleeps 7. Motorama Rental nue. The elbow room found and sewer; excellent loca. cular drive to the complete sulated, underground 200 amp Il'e. 886'.5840. in this one is very pleasant VA 1-2000 DALGLEISH tions on the river - $55.250 basement. service. aluminum siding and to encounter after squeezing CADILLAC to $60.900. brick. large rooms, four bed. through the competition. 6161WOODWARD RENTALS McKINLEY in the Park. 3 bed. rooms, three and one.half DODGE Family Wagon Vans, TR 5.()3()9 RIDING HORSES? - Several room Brick Colonial. 1'AI baths, one of which is a first sleeps 2 adults, 2 children. IN THE SHORES, first bouse country homes with plenty of baths. rec room, 2 car ga. /loor sitting room bedroom '64 PONTIAC catalina, 2 door Air conditioaed. fram Lake Shore Drive, and space; 3 or 4 bedrooms; all rage. suite. You guessed It! The maintained as you would ex. hardtop, factory standard FAMLI.VANS, INC. modern and carpeted; two reworked eighty year old pect to find a hous e of this SUMMER CLEARANCE transmission, good eOlldltlon. 881-ol167 near the Country Club and PEACH TREE LANE Custom farmhouse wilh the wishing calibre. There Is an 1m. 776-3815. goll course, one near Rich built luxury home. Contempo- SHASTA, 20', sleeps 6. stove, well: 7M Lake Shore. mense entrance hall with 1961 CHEVY convertible, full mond-$38,OOO to $50,900, rary Colonial wit h 4 bed- dining room, living room, refrigerator, water beater, NEWBERRY near Lake. Choice 2 Days Only - Thurs. and Fri. power.' Needs minor repairs. rooms, 3'h baths. central air, and large family room, aU shower. automatic heat. Ex- heated pool and 2 car attach. Colonial. Four bedrooms, two $150. 885-2720. INVESTMENT - 24 a par t. leading from the fo)-er. TbIs cellent condition. 885-6206. ed garage. '67 FAIRLANE '66 GALAXIE 500 ments in 4 buildings; all apart. and one.iIalf baths. Paneled house has been kept right library. Activities room. Rec- 2 dr. H.T. V-a, au~., p... Wu 1969 GALAXIE 500 2 door hard. HOlLAND Tent Camper. Sleeps ments with view of the river; up to snuff with new kitchen 2 dr. H.T. r.... h" w.w.t. Was RIVER ROAD B r i c k Ranch reation room with fireplace '1,195. $1,195. top, excellent condition. 884. 8. Good condition, $495. 372. carpet"d and built to highest and a 35ll2O patio just off with 2 bedrooms and space and br.r. $89,500. 1652. 02.9. quality standards. the new family room. lI.w for third. Family room with low $995 $995 LAKE SHORE LANE close to EXECUTIVE Continentallimou. 12-ACREA.GE AND NFP. 1st floor laundry. l'A1 THE DEEPLANDS area has sine, 27,000 miles, beautllul BEADLE-CURRIER lake. Large semi.ranch. Threl! '67 GALAXIE 500 SUBURBAN baths, attached garage. been one of the S h 0 res '68 COUNTRY SEDAN condition, make offer. 293- AGENCY bedrooms, two baths on Ilrst choicest locations since its 2 dr. H.T. V-a, auto., P". Was /loor. Two bedrooms and bath V-8, au~., p.•. Was '1,'195. '1,595. MOB. TRAVERSE CITY, 2 miles Realtor - SI. Clair 48079 S. ROSEDALE CT. First Offer. inception. It is houses such south. Five 10 acre plots. 110 ing. Brick Ranch with family above. Family room. Recrea- 1969 CAMARO convertible. In- Phone: (313) 329.4200 as the one we are offering I.w yards x v.. mile deep, with room, kitchen built.lns, 3 bed. tion room. Central air condi- at 71 South Deeplands which Now $1595 $1395 dianapolis 500 pace car. 350 sprIng fed brook. Beautiful rooms, 1'A1 baths. 2 car at~ tioning. $87,500. h.p., 4 speed, loaded. New ATLANTA, MICH. - 10.acre contribute to the beauty of view. Al!o one lot ,by Grand tach I'd garage. Excellent con- '69 GALAX IE 500 parcels, well covered with WEDGEWooD. Well planned tbiJ superb location. Cape '65 FALCON FUTURA engine and tires. Penect. Traverse Bay. 372.0311 or struction and condition. 2 dr. H.T. V-8. auto •• p.!. Was large pine, maple, oak and colonial built 1962, Four bed. Cod in architecture with a V-8, auto. Was $1.095. 886-4147. evenings, 881-2015. $2,295. birch tfees. V,'ith Cip-;;roxi- reems, two. and Gn~-hAlf bithS. fieldstone facade and white WOODS LANE CT. See our Pic. CHEVROLET '65, V-8, auto. mately 170 feet, excellent Paneled family room. Fine trim. The house fea~ures a ture Ad on Page 10. N"1f $2095 matic. new tires, excellent 12A-COMMERCIAL high frontage on the beauti. condition. $69,500. first floor master bedroom PROPERTY with private bath and three condi tion. 293-5408. ful Thunder Bay River. Ex. MORAN. Attractive Brick Co- '66 MERCURY cellent deer, turkey and small STANTON LANE near Grosse more bedrooms and two full '67 CHEVY IMPALA 1955 CADILLAC, no rust. Good MACK COR. LINCOLN lonial with 3 bedrooms. Hec game hunting. Good trout Pointe -Boulevard. Center hall ba ths on the seCf)nd floor. J MONTEREY StaUon wagon V-8. auto., air interior. $75. 775-2256. Prime site for offices. 132' on room Wi1h bar and full bath colonial. Three bedrooms, two condo Was $1,595. 4 dr. H.T. auto., p... Wu $1.095. Mack Avenue. fishing. Ideal for ski-dooing. in basement. 2 car garage. FOR THOSE who have always Close to state land. Good and one.hall baths. Paneled 1968 MERCURY Colony Park KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 admired the charm of an road and electricity, 3 miles library. $47,000. $ 6 passenger station wagon. English house but have been Now $1395 lI.w 895 from Atlanta. Has been pri- Power steering, power brakes, 121-V ACATION SHOREWOOD CHALFONTE overlooking Coun. unsuccessful in finding one vate club for years. First air condl(',ning, 17,OO()miles. PROPERTY FOR try Club golf course. Deluxe with modern bathrooms and time offered by owner at REALTY CO. Light blue, dark blue interior. SALE ranch. Three bedrooms, two kitchen, then may we sug- $6,509. Must be seen to be $2.3911. 20431 Mack 8868710 and onehall batbs. L'1rge gest you make an appoint. appreciated. Call aft e r 7 family room. Library. Recre- FRANK ADAM KINGSVILLE, ONTARIO ment to see this newer of. evenings for appointment or ation room with lavatory. Spa- Cook Ford LI NCOLN-MERCURY write Wm. Heppner, Atlanta, OWNER - 9'A1room Dutch co. ferlng near Windmill Pointe Executive retreat on Lake Erie. cious grounds. Drive. The house has recent. 16801 Mack at Cadieux 882-7787 20777 GRATIOT, E. DETROIT Just completed, furnished Michigan, 517-7'l5.3177. lonial in Grosse Pointe, new. ly been completely "gone PR 2-0200 . (beautlfully) maintenance free ly decorated for "Country Tu- LAKEFRONT H.>ME, 140 feet over" with rresh decorating, hOTTle. To be sold separately dor" living, $~.800. 884.9209, so that all you need for the 1968 TRIUMPH Spitfire, very for $55,000 or as a package frontage x 270 on Anchor Bay. MAXON move is your date. good condition. 293.9651. with the following land for 3,200 square foot Cape C~, 4 bcdrooms, living room, tim. BROTHERS INC. FORD Falrlane, '67. Power ~95,OOO-Orehard of 57. two GROSSE POINTE E I G H l' THOUSAND dollars year old lrces make up this ing room, kilcben, family steering. air. new tires and room, sun roo.n, 21h baths, 83 KERCHEVAL TU 2.6000 down ami YOli can make the 4.7 acre parcel. BELANGER. near Kerby School step lip into a larger five brakes. Good condition. VA basemrnt. 21,2 car garage, - Very neat and clean 3 bed. hedroom colonial on Balfour 2.8512. HA RSENS ISLAND-37 acres. Beautiful shade and frllil DEEPLJlII/DS, :; Bedroom Geor. WOOD room face brick BUNGALOW Road. The owner i~ prepar. 70 phltled lots some on canal trees. Boat house 22x42, 2 well suited for young marrieds gian Colonial Centrally Air 1967 CHEVROLET Impala sta- cd to accept a land contract and channel with balance In. electric hoists. 2 bedroom Conditioned, 110'xI52' lot. Cir. tion wagon, automatic trans. with easy up.keep. FHA all purchascr. mission, power steering and land. summer guest hOllse above., praised. Mid 20's. cular Drive. Attached Ga. rage. Nearly New Carpeting brakes. AM.FM radio. 881. Completely furnished, Sea IF YOU LEAN to a newer house JOHN S. GOODMAN wall and heach, complete COLONIAL. perreclly main and Drapes. Call for an ap. 6638 after 6:30 p.m. 93 Kercheval 886.3060 bul slill like Ihe tradilional MOTORSINC. . privacy, oulstandinll view. tained with charm tllroullhout. point m cnt to see this lovely culonial line, then we think 4 bedrooms, 3 balhs, den, ler . CHEVROLET, '61, Impala hard. Land contrae\. Write P.O. home priccd slightly over you snould take in the flne GEORGIAN BAY, Ontario, ncar race, lovely ~ardcn. special top. Power steering. brakes. Box 114, New Ballimore, $100,000. fOllr bedroom we arc scWng Balm Beach, 37 acres, 100. healing syslem and 2.ear at. aut 0 milt i c, 48,000 miles. Michigan 48047. on Saddle lane, Large fam. USED CARS foot beach frontage, 2 story tacheel garage wilh court Clean. 882.1139. ily room. separate dining yard. Good value ~ $48.000, log lodge wilb 8 bedrooms, P....KIVATE Rowe Grove room and formal living room MERCEDES.BENZ 220S, '59, 1 two bedroom coHage, 1 & all give the first Ooor a feel- convertible, semi classic, me- sleeping cabin with 4 bcd. BEAUTIFULLY BLOSSOM LANE, near Mon. 60 To Choose From liclh School-Completely reo ing of generous space. chanically sound. Firsl $700 rooms, modern conveniences. WOODED LAKE Realtors decorated CAPE COD with all lakes it. Phone (9 a .m ..5 p.m.) . Ideal for organization or KEEP YOUR sunny side up, HURON LOTS Nf:W KITCHEN, 4 hedroom~. 100% GUARANTEE 962.0668. club, 881.3652 or Elmvalc, TU 4-1000 because we can show you a 2 hatns, family room wilh Ontario. 726 R!ng 2. 2 Hours from Downtown De. center hall colonial with five 1964 VOLKSWAGEN. n~chanic. palio, o~w carpcting aod -l-Z-D=--L-..-K-E-..- ....D-R-I..Y-- .. -E.-R- lroil on Ontario Side. Lar$tc BY OWNER, Gcorglan Colonial, bedrooms and thrce baths. ON MOST MODELS ally sound, clean, Bcst orrer. handy rir.~t noor laundry. " A 1""1I frontages of 90.100 Feet willi exclusive area, clly or Bloom- Now owned by a decorator 8854107. Owncr anxious. $53,500, PROPERTY dcpth ot 150.200 "'ee\. Nexl fich! lIil1s, 1.75 Acres, 6 hell. who has displayed Ihese tal . - •. ----, 10 f.akc !;horc I.ol~. and on 30 days or 1,000 mi les 0 en Is throughout tnc house. . 1955 VOI.KSWAGEN. Ilray se. , Private, Paved Roads. Soulh WI;'o;])MII.I. POINTE SECTION rooms. 4 full haths, 2 hall I rlan. Car like new. All origi. BAI.O Eaglc Lllke - By owner,' of Grand Bend, -4 bedroom, 21,~ bath ENG. balhs, including powd('r room. Priced for a salc in lne im. nal. $895, 885.6148. must sell. 4 bedrooms, 200 LI~1l colonial MUST BE Exposed lower level, recrca. mediate future at $.5,000. -- " -._------toot lake frontage. 1'14 acres, Minutes from YAchl Club SOI,D. Library, lerrace. up.to. lion room with wet bar, fami. OI.DSMOBJI,E '69 Della 88 cus. at 8 MILE Substantial down payment. and Boa ling, dale kitchen wilh brcakfast ly room and living room, each 15351 GRATIOT 10m 2 door, air, power slecr. Land conlract. No dealers. Tolal Conccpl plan and Lot room, handy servil'e slairs, with fireplace, 2 complete in>: power hrakes. slereo, ('all aller 5 p.m, Ortonville. conlrols prcservr unique c('o! kitch~ns wilh built.ins. 3 Cilr PURDY I:am('s room wiln wet bar, 2. I AM/f'l\I, low mileage. TV 627.2418. oj(y anrl privacy, PR 8 6400 I'a r j(araJ(c. Owner trans. attaenl'd garage, ~wimming 372-2600 4-0890 I $6.500 to $9.1100. For W~l"k. r..rr..d $40,500 pool, sprinkler syslem. lire & end inspection Writ.. South alarm sy~lem. burglar alarm '68 MUSTANG 21 2 Fastback. LAK~; ST. CLAIR trontagr.. SI. -Engine, trars. rear axle, front axle assemblies. brake Coli Pines. (;raml Bro(l. On. I sys\('m. much morc! 755.0020, power sl('erin>:, disk. Clair Shor('s. 221x4~0. Idr.a I . system and ele,lflc II syslems, va. lario, or Call (Area ('odr 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, No ag('nts EDGAR brahs .• spccd transmission lor hij(n Tis!' or c,1ndominium. I Johnstone & Johnstone. SUI) 2388.1115 or 238.2013. 19190 Mark Annul' TlJ 1,6.'100' plcase, : 93 Kercheval TU 6.6010 293.281l~ Oll'nl"r. 893.71;97. I "<, ", -."",;."' ...... ,.' .. \' '~. ....,. ILL. ! .laC 2 &&2L I' I Page Twenty.Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, August 13, 1970 I3-REAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE I3-REAL ESTATI U-REAL ESTAn fOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I J-RIAL ESTATE I:J-REA~ £STAT! \ FOR SALE FOR SALI fOR SALE FOR SALE I FOlSALE l 1 CROSSEPOINTE ALINE, Grosse Pointe Woods- ST. CLAIR SHORES-You must I!ALLANTYNE ROAD (Grosse OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 61 SUNNINGDALE-For the OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 First offering. Superb area see this 3 bedroom brick Pointe Shores)- 4' bedroom HOMES discriminating buyer, an ex. for raising a family, excellent ranch with a low Interest FHA brick colonial, IIbraray, 2'" 319 RIVARD BISHOP, noo - Would you be- qulslte bome that embodies OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 5 schools and transportation, 3 lieve a morning room, family mortgage. Maintenance free. baths plus utlllty rooJ1l on 1st HIGBIE 'ro the charm and structural Town house condominium, 5 ANITA 1138-i'retly-2 bedroom bedroom ranch, 2 car garage, 2 car aluminum garage. Ex. floor. Spacious and superb. room, spacious dining room soundness that only custom bedrooms, 3 new bathJ, FIDe ranch in ex~ellent area. Near finlshe!i basement, call today cellent area and Lakeview Fabulous decor. 1041 AUDUBON - Colonial on and Jiving room w/fireplace, building providee. Freshly new kitchen with all built.in transportation and G.P. North. for appoinlmenl. school district, Mid Twentys, .. IVE h h large lot. Three large bed. covered and screened ter~ace, carpeted and decorated, 6 appliances, carpeting. Imme. All good sized rooms. Attach- leisure room all landing, four , BRYS Dfi - T is c arm. rooms and IJ,<.abaths on sec. BARRINGTON, Price reduced CLINTON TWP. - There is ing Z be,i,'oom. 11h bath cola- bedrooms, .~ balbs, large dlate occupancy. Only $t2 ,500, ed garage. Excellent for small bedrooms, 2\-11 baths in the ond floor.. Two.car attached on this mosl desirable 4 bed. carpet throughout lhe living nial has finished basemen I garage. Two adjacent lots new G.E. kitchen, central air Take over large, low interest family or rctired couple. Park. mortgage. r.oom home - 2 baths, rec. room, family room, dining and family room, 2 car ga- available. conditioning. Sit u ate d on DEVONSHIRE 1178-Large well room with fireplace and show. room, kitchen and 4 bedrooms rage, under 10 years old. large lot com pie t e with WASHINGTON, 691- Beautiful planned ranch home. 3 bed. er-immediale possession, 01 this beautiful home. Com- Walking distance to every. 225 BEAUPRE - S e m i.ranch sprinkler system, Immediate FOLLOWING BY lot with Elizabethan English plete with fireplace, garage, thing! with large living, dininl: possession in time for sChlKil. APPOINTMENT rooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. FAIRHOLME, Brealhtaking Is nestled among a grove of Extra large family roor', Cen. Bar.B.Q, Automatic garage rooms, 2 bedrooms, bath on Cape Cod on 70' lot In Farm •. the word for the spacious pine trees. door opener, bullt.lns, sprlnk. DEVONSHIRE - One of the Pretty picket fen c e, lovely tral Air conditioning. 2 car family room and kitchen In 1st floor. Stairway to finish- 986 B A L F 0 U R - Assumable ler system, etc. $39,900. nlcesl 8 room homes In ~l. garden. One 24' bedroom, attached garage. Immediate this home-designed for fami. able second floor for 2 large 5J,<.a'l"omortuge, newer 3 bed. wssesslon. Will consider Land ST. CLAIR, 496 - Super fine Clare Parish! Attractive m- bedrooms and bath. 2-car la- room colonial wllh formal din. bath down and two 17' bed, Iy living with many extra townhouse 4 bedrooms, 2 CLINTON TWP.-Quallty built side and out, and priced in rooms, bath up. Near school., Contract. features. rage. Walk to schools. Imme- Ing room, attached garage, io- baths. spilt rock ranch on a court. the 40's. dlate possession. cated on large lot. September occupancy. Owner Over 1,900 sq. in this fine FOLLOWING SHOWN BY BARRINGTON,A good center it. transferred, wants a deal! home Full basement large FLEETWOOD-Near Mack and 2080 FLEETWOOD - 1\-2 bath 3M MT. VERNON _ A real APPOINTMENT hall colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2~ CANTERBURY. 916 - Mar. family room and mast~r bed. Vernier. Brick colonial-beau- baths, rec. room, garage. velous bmily room overlook~ Colonlal-3 bedrooms, family charmer, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths KARL DAVIES ("lIARLEVOIX 27-Cor. McKin. room, Lots of extras go wlth t1ful-2 bedrooms. For m a I large patio. CENTRAL AIR. room, 2.car garage. Only $33" I plus partly finished bedroom. TU 5-3220 ley. Custom buill, G.E. Colon. COUNTRY CLUB, Attractive CONDITIONED. Five bed. this spacious home see it to. dining room, lovely landscap- 000 with assumption available, Large livlne room, family ial. 3 bedrooms, 2J,<.abaths, custom ranch, paneled fanli- rooms, 2 and J,<.abaths. day. $42,500.' ed grounds. $25,500. Immediate occupancy. room. Very sharp Interior! Member Grosse Pointe attached 2.car garage. Excel. Iy room, separate dining Real Estate Board FONTANA LANE - Off Lake- 1010 HAMPTON-Beat the heat lent condition. Finished basco BUCKINGHAM, 1356 - New 1896 LITI'LESTONE - Nestled room, large kitchen with built. shore Drive. Beautiful brick In this centrally air-condition- ment. PRICED TO SELL. Spanish mod ern kitchen among tbe trees on 50 ft. lot, ins, ideal location - worth chamberlain 4 bedroom ranch or 3 bed. ed seml.raneh with 2 spacious 5085 KENSINGTON .- by own. viewing. w/beamed ceiling matching S bedroom colonial wtlh all GROSSE POINTE COURT 873- rooms plus Ilbrary, also faml. bedrooms down and expan. er, 3 bedroom colonial, 1't1l breakfast room. Three bed- 771.8900 large rooms, den, carpeting, Roomy Cape Cod has 3 bed. Iy room plus utility room. sion attic. New carpeting. baths, brand new 3 car ga. OXFORD N.-Executive type- rooms; 2 and \-II baths. Land Harper at 101h MUe drapes. rooms. 2\-11baths, large mod. Owner transferred. Nice lot. rage. Excellent condlUM. 4 bedroom colonial, 2 full contract acceptable. 885-1444. em kitchen, Quick possession baths, many fine features. 9S9 WOODS LAN E-Comfort. on Land Contract. HAMPTON-Popular brick co. 986 LOCHMOOR-Large family able days and nights will be immediate possession. Mort. ON LAKE St. Clair, Metro area, RIVARD, 879 - Clly colonial In Five Bedrooms lonial with aluminum trim. home-5 bedrooms, 3~ baths, yours in quality-built 3 bed. gage assumption available. 3 bedroom brick tei-level. MIDDLESEX 781 - One of lhc tip top shape. New roof on OWNER TRANSFERRED and 3 bedrooms, 1st floor lav., library, family room. Modern .room 2J,<.abath ranch, centrally Immediate occupancy. Owner, finer Grosse Pointe Homes, home and two car garage. will move b e for e school fireplace, formal dining room kitchen. 3.car aarage. Imme- air conditioned. WAYBURN, Good 3 bedroom 886.3459 or 463.8253. on plot 24()x2oo ft. with large bungalow, 2 car garage, new starts, Lovely center hall co. and finished basement. Near diate occupancy. Will take pool and all facilities. Top con. carpeting, close to transpor- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY lonial with paneled library, scaools and bus. Best value land contract. 2355 ALLARD-Convenlently lo- dition and modern as today. b rea k f a s t room, modem in area. In low 30's. cated 3 bedroom ranch, spa- tation. 38 McKINLEY. PL.-'rhis graei. Crosse Pointe Shores Rooms are large-well plan. N. COLONIAL COURT, 23427':- kit c hen, screened porch, cious carpeted kitchen with ned and excellently maintain. At the end of Morningside paneled rec. room, 2~ baths. HELEN COURT (H a rper ous home Includes Ubr ary, built.lns, 1a r g e recreation OPEN SUN. 2:30 to 5 ed. you will find the home you Fine 3rd floor BR is air con- Woods) - Loveliest ranch. family room, • bedrooms. 3 room, Expansive not expel'.:' SCHW~ITZER have been looking for. 4 bed. Completely carpeted three baths, 2 additional bedrooms sive. Meadowlane in the Farms S. RENAUD 1596 near Mack. ditioned and measures 15x30 rooms. feet. Located at 889 LAKE- bedroom ranch with 'family and bath plus 3rd floor suite. 3 bedroom ranch on beautiful TU 2-2100 room. ree. room, 2~ car at. Walk to ehurches, schools, ~3 CHALFONTE-Walking dis. Superb French Colonial re- POINTE and priced in the modeled kitchen, freshly deco- large 1OOx145 it. lot, wilh , WILLIAMS-Farms Ranch on tached garage. Huge granite and shopping. Early occu- tance to schools, 3 bedrooms, 4()'s. Will consider land con- rated throughout. Lav. on first trees. 2 baths, plus balh in woodsy lot. Three bedrooms heated swimming pool. Per- pancy. 2 bath ranch with Mutschler Seven Keys tract. floor. Panelled recreation basemen!. Large screened ter- (or 1 as a den). Finished base. fect condition. See today! kitchen. Carpeting and drapes 1253-55 MARYLAND-Two-fam. room with lav. Small yard. race. 2 car attached heated To Happiness ment with [ull bath. throughout, attached garage. garage. Many extras. ARCHITECTURE - Early Am. N~ar Lakefront Park HOLL YWOOD-Three bedroom lIy flat in good condition. New $39.500 assumable mortgage erican Colonial, weathered EXCELLENT RANCH at 802 Cape Cod. Has a lovelye'en, aluminum siding, storms and 1994 ROSLYN-Automated, al. -don't miss this one! N. EDGEWOOD - Perfect con- WESTWIND LANE 30 - FIRST brick, Barrington with 3 bedrooms, and 11h. baths. Don't miss this s c r (0 ens. Separate utilities. most new, brick, aluminum dition three bedroom ranch Attention out of Towners OFFERING in this top loca. SPACIOUSNESS - 5 bedrooms, hreakfast area in kitchen, {or convenience and shop, Near transport:.Uon. and marble home, first floor makes this a stand out PLUS Near the Lake tion. 9 room ranch type home 31h. baths. 15.9x19.2, 14.2K recreation room and lav. in ping. bedroom and bath, two bed. built 1951. Would be er,pecial. AIR.CONDITIONING. N ear basement, car pet I n g and 278 MORAN - Three bedroom, rooms and bath on second 15.9, 12.9x13.10, 11x14. 3, lIx May we show you one of Grosse Iy attractive to family who the Lake. REVERE (St. Clair Shores)- 1"2 bath home in excellent 17.10. draperies. Fine condition and floor. Electronic kitchen and Pte, Shores finest custom built has working member of fam. immediate possession. Priced Beautiful custom buill three condition. All large rooms. utility room-ideal for young LOCATION - On City's love. homes. Recently redecorated i1y or in.law looking for pri. MIDDLESEX-Fine new kitch. in 30's. bedroom ranch, family room Walk to scbools and buses. and old. Iiest street. 518 LAKELAND, in exquisite taste. Featuring vacy and facilities on 2nd Walk to Village, schools, nnd en in this large Mediterran- with fireplace. Very wide Land contract available. 1154 GRAYTON - Realistically large foyer with circular floor. Hill shopping. ean. Five bedrooms, three Lakepointe, 859 canal. Boat well 22x55. 54S PEAR TREE-Custom.bullt priced, owner transferred, 3 staIrs, powder rooDi. Large DECOR-Excellent taste, com. baths. HELPING PEOPLE WELL.BUILT colonial with 3 KENSINGTON - Solid brick 4 semi-ranch on quiet cul.de. bedroom, 2J,<.a bath modern living room and dining room Fl.ND THE RIGHT HOUSE complete with draperies and LOTHROP _ French Coionial. LARGE bedrooms and pan- bedroom home. Mopern kitch- sac. Three bedrooms and 2 English architectual1y design. with natural fireplaces, fam- IS OUR BUSLNESS 'wall.to.wall carpeting. 5 bedrooms-swimming pool. eled library, ia v., breakfast en with built. ins, extra large baths plus large family room., ily room, modern kitchen, util. CONVENIENCE - Lib r a r y, ed. area in kitchen, screened dining room and living room, Bedroom on 2nd floor with ity room, and pantry. 3nd su?Crb modern kilchen with porch, recreation room. Own. lN6 LAKE POINTE-Price now LOTHROP - Story and ~ in den, 1st floor lav., all brick room for expallSion. 2-car ga- floor four bedrooms and three 16.foot breakfast room and er leaving city and will give reduced - Dutch colonial, 3 '11 & C the Farm's provides great liv. garage. Large lot. Moderately rage. baths, plus 2. maid's rooms I 0, pantry /.Irea. Immediate 'possession. Near bedrooms plus nursery, an ex. S oway ing areas. Four bedrooms, priced in upper 30's. and bath. 3rd floor 3 bed- • AVAILABILITY - Immediate school. The realistic price in. two baths, study. 842 PEMBERTON - A family cellent family home in Wind. rooms and bath. 2 furnaces. 3 TU 4-7000 I occupancy. Broker.owner mov. c1udes many extras. WASHINGTON - Face brick home-6 spacious bedrooms, mill Pointe area. car garage. Close to the ing to Florida. ranch, 1~ garage, natural " baths. Both library and rec- Shores pier, schools, and . J PRICE - fn seventies. TOLES LANE - We guarantee you will believe you are in Crosse Pointe Park fireplace, v a can t. See this reation room panelled for ad- ehurches, offered at a small GROSSE POINTE WOODS LAKEPOINTE, B9~. 4 bedroom TOLES REAL ESTATE the country - relax in thIs one today! , ditional enjoyment. New kitch. fraction of It's original value. PRICE REDUCED 74 Kercheval TU 5-4100 colonial with breakfast room, en. Good morlgage assump- TAPPAN extra 1a r g e garden. Three recreation room, carpeting. W. WILLIAMS CT. - Spacious Can 894 HIDDEN LANE - '!'hree I bedrooms, tion. 884-6200 bedroom, 1J,<.abath plus fam- THREE-BEI>ROOM-New, Har-I Transferred ow n e r wants three bedroom brick ranch- GEORGE PALMS large Iividg mom, formal din. 330 PROV'~NCAL-A beautiful i1y room, 2 car attached ga. per Woods, Grosse Pointe WINDMILl, POINTE DRIVE- quick sale. Priced In the mid. Member of Grosse Pointe REALTOR thirge~. inll room, den, rec. room and home and grounds overlook. rage. Very nice Ranch I)n school district, 1\-11baths, two-' English Manor House on the Real Estate Board quiet lane near Star of Sea car garage, family room. Call Ll.lke. two car attached garage. This ing the Country Club Golf TU 6-4444 and Barnes schools. builder at VA 2.2590 weekdp.ys home is surrounded by "park ClIurse. Lovely 1st floor in- 90 .Kercheval On-the-HiII like" landscaping. cludes large living room, BY OWNER-4 bedroom center hall colonial, 2\-11baths, out. SWEENEY &- MOORE for appointment. \'CADIEUX - Centrally air-con. paneled library, m 0 r n.i n g TOLES IN THE PARK, near schools standing condition. Favorable ditioned - Two bedroom room, lots of family' bed- and transportatlon. 3 bed- 881-8800 2336 STANHO~E, Grosse Pointe ranch wIth a plus in the well Realtor mortgage terms. 886.8016. SCHWEITZER rooms plus maid's rooms. rooms, lY.a baths, 2 car ga- Woods, 5 room Colonial, 2 arranged family room. 74 KERCHEVAL T(l 5..4100 rage, new stove and refriger- RIVARD-ST. PAlJL.-..c3 bedroom, king size bedrooms, nl.ltural 721 S. ROSEDALE - Centrally ator. Call after 5 p.m., 824. 1952 brick house, 2 baths, fire. BALFOUR, soulh of Jefferson- flreplace, enjoy lakefront park Our 29th year in Grosse Pointe 886-4;200 air.conditioned ranch. Four John S. 3782. place, large fenced lot. Bact Five bedrooms, three balhs, privileges. Open Sunday 2.5. bedrooms, 2~ baths, large ,screened porch, Near shop- library, screened porch, two- VAN K. DRIVE, 21800 - Cus. living room, built-In kitchen, 886-5354. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ping, transportation, par Ie , car heated garage, steam-gas GOO DMAN 4 BEDROOM - new - Harper tom 4 bedroom Colonial with dining are", family room, 2J,<.a $38,000, assumable mortgage. fired heat. Large lot, Flnanc. Woods-Grosse Pointe school Natural Fireplace, 2'h baths, car attached garage.' TOWNHOUSE for the discerning 93 Kercheval 886.3060 FIRST OFFERING 886-4750. Ing available. buyer. Elegantly remodeleu district. 2J,<.abaths, 2 car ga. Family room, attaehed ga- 191 ROSLYN ...::..Custom.built 3 WASHINGTON; 710. Grosse 884-3545 and carpeted. 4 bedrms. (one rage, family room. Gall build. rage. Spacious well land- R. W. SMITH Pointe City, center entrance REDUCED $2,000 paneled), 3~ baths, Garagf.'. er at VA 2-2590 weekdays for scaped 95' lot. bedroom, 2.bath Cape Cod. LI. WOODS - 4 bedroom, 2 bath 489 BALLANTYNE appointment. brary, enclosed terrace, 2 reC. Ibr I c k Provenclal Colonial, reation rooms, and 2~ car gll. three large bedrooms, den, NEWLYWEDS or Retirees. 18 In the 30's. Owner, 886.6501.1 WI LCOX 884-3550 NEW 4 BEDROOM, 2~ baths, Rowe & Grove rage. 70 foot lot. Priced in assumable mortgage. yr. old 2 bedrm., no basement farm house 1.'Olonial. Family LUXURY iow 4()'s. ranch on 67 ft. iot. Could be room, formal dining room, TU 4.1000 GRACIOUS COLONIAL your answer to good living. c::thedral ceiling living room, CO-OP APARTMENT GROSSE POINTE WOODS 39 WESTWIND-Attractive Cape Marble sllls and sliding door utJlIly room, basement. 2 car Cod. Four bedrooms, 2~ 1150 WHITl'IER, Grossll Pointe closets. attachced garage, Fully car- AREA GROSSE POINTE Over 1,900 square feet, 2 bed. baths, Ilbrary, screened ter- Park, 4 bedroom, 2~ bath peted, thermal pane windows, CROSSE POINTE room, 2 baths, den, private race. Perfect for the small center entrance Colonial on GRACIOUS 5 BEDROOM, ROSLYN-Hear ye! Finest CENTRAL AIR CONDITION- HAMPTON- porch, private basement. extra WOODS family. lal'le lot, formal dining room, 4 bedroom, 2 bath story ING Shown by appointment. HARPER WOODS 3~ bath Colonial con. closets, custom layout, double pan e 11 e d den, recreatio'l and a half In Grosse Pointe VERNIER-Near Morningside, 1173 YORKSHIRE-Exeellent • venienlly located near VII. entrance, {uliy carpeted and room, excellent famlly home. and priced under $40,000. A 3 bedroom 2 bath brick bedroom, 3J,<.a bath English Iage, Hill and lake Cherry. draped. $19,500 CASH OR FHA Make this yours by acting COX AND BAKER bungalow with basement and C. W. BABCOCK &. SON Colonial. Paneled lib r a r y, BARRETT (;, BARRETT paneled living room and , fast. TU 1.4200. 885.7900 2 car garage. Don't just drive modern kitchen with built-Ins., OPEN SUNDAY (if not sold) 777.3310 a roomy library. Extra by this one-see the inside enclosed terrace, paneled rec. 884-7800 WHITrlER - Easily main- I a r g e Master bedroom too. Price drastically reduced reation room. Large 93 foot GROSSE POINTE CITY Ter- RAY MOORE 822-2414 tained Engllsh brick home for quick sale. lot. Quick possesJion. race 4 bedrooms, 2\-11baths, (16.3x26,9) with its own We currently have some outstanding values listed between I wlth 5 bedrooms, 3~ cent~r hall floor plan, formal GROSSE POINTE FARMS fireplace and bath. Screen. balhs, updated kitchen, the range of $24,500 to $99,500. We are in the position to MARV. BOUTIN Die dining room, pantry, new carol A CHARMING home on one of ed porch ~nd p:tio fer out- family room. ja!ousied ter. arrange finanelng ior you. Many oi me oi'ierings beiow t:an peting, 2 car garage. S% mort- the Fa~ms y e r y .popul.ar race. 2 car brick garage. . D L door living, gas heat, 2 be occupied at closing. Allow hS to solve your "re.l estate" REALTY H IG gage. $39,500. Owner. 885-4155. ~treets IS available WIth Liv- TU 1-4200. c(lr aUached garage. TU needs. 884-7733 773.7820 mg RM., Dining Rm., Lib- 84 Kere h I 886 7100 rary, Family Rm., Bedrm, '2-0600. SEMI-RANCH near Ferry eva - OPEN SUN. 2-5 :30 and Bath on First Floor. 3 School - 3 hedrooms, 2 Bedrooms Baths 19282 RAYMOND Bedrms., 2 Baths on 2nd LOOHMOOR - Your chance baths, [amlly room, ter. FOR SALE HOLLYWOOD, 1588.4 bedroom 16 Alger Place "" .., "" ..... " ..'...... 4 3 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Floor. Large secluded yard to own a fJne 3 bedroom, 2 riric storage and breakfast BY OWNER brick bungalow. One bath 1177 Cadieux .." ... ,....,...... 3 1~ near '6ehools. Library could bath RANCH on 100 fool area, 2 car garage. Very ESPECIALLY attractive 3 bed- plus 2 half baths, dining 21 Carmel Lane,.,,, ...... , 4 3\2 room Colonial, 11h. baths, room, fi n is h e d recreation 1:' a bedroom. 101. See how easy it is to attraclive home neslled YOU WILL find spacious com- 1205 Harvard "." ,...... ,.,.. 3 1~ fully carpeted, paneled den, room, carpet, 2 car garage. ARTHUR J. SCULLY CO. make it yours. Priced among fine plantings. Mid fort in this newly- j ~? ? 7 7' 7" '7 $ ? 2 2 2 .57? 2 Thursd.y, August 13, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Twenty-Thr.. U-IEAL ESTATE liA-LOTS FOil SALI Zo-GENEIAL SEaVICE Zlf-rAIHTING AND ZIO-CWENT WOIK FOISALE Z 1S--C:AI'ENTEI ZIZ-LANDSCAPING Young People', GUTTERS eleaned, painted aoil DECOlA TING BORDERING COliNTRY CLUB THOIIPSON H. CHAUVIN QUALITY WOKK by earpenter - One of the lilt buUdillg repaired. ElectrIc Hwer CIUD- COIIPLETE decorlllnJ. Paper. LANDSCAPING CO. Concert, Slated M2 SOUTH BRYS - Restored CEMENT coNTRAcroa with over years experience site. overlookin, the g 01 f iD, and repair. Jim IIc. ban,ill" huured, ,uaraDteed. 20 Custom IaWl! and ,ardeD aery. like new, actually 3 years old, Greevy Sewer and Drain servo Al Schneider, TUxedo l-OMS. ALL TYPES OF In GroaN Pointe. Kiteheu re. course. loox280. 885-4100. ice. Complete Iandscapin, and This leason the Detroit Sym. completely carpeted, central ice. 882.Z044. CEMENT WORK modelecl, baHmenll paneled, air conditioning, garage door designing. Fertilizing, sodding phony Orcheslra's Younl Pea. TOLES REAL ESTATE HUGHES BR011lERS 'k WaLU 'k DriYei * Porches room additions, etc. ConlCien- and trimming. Free esllmates. opener. tiled basement, 4 bed. HAULING - Ught hauling DECORATORS 1I0us. Small jobs acceptable. pie's COLlcert. will explore the * PaUol * Waterproofing P.O. Box S047, Groue Pointe, worlds of ball e I, opera and rooms, 2 full baths, 2 hall RESIDENTIAL LOT l00xl21. with smaU truck. DEBRIS Y . 'k Pre.cut Ste}ll TV {-5372. hauling with dwnp tNek. 5293 or e Micb. TU 4.2720. pantomime in additloa to selec- baths. Beautiful paneled fam. Grosse Pointe Farms, For In. Free estimate call 8lU.64S7. 8112.9750 or UI-1OZ1 * Tuek PoiDtIn, lions from the cillsie sym. ily room with pllrquet floors formation call TU S.Q640 or, COMPLETE Ianelscaplng serv. phonic repertoire whlcb will and fireplace. Coppes kitchen. after 7 p.m., 293.3863. No job too sman Ice by Julius LaQuiere. Top CARPET LAYING COLLEGE STUDENTS with ex. Free eHima&es CUSTOMCRAFT form a part of each concert. NEW AND OLD perience in interior aDd ex. dressing, cultivaUng. edging, OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 OR THREE MILE DRIVE, '" block. Llcellied aoil BoDdec: ConstructJoD Company The concerts wlll be liveD Stair Carpet Shifted shrubi, evergreens pruned, BY APP'T. olf Jefferson, beautiful wood- terlor palntlnl. RealOGlble. on four Saturdays In two H. Repairs of All Types Call 881-M81 for est1ma&e, CALL e lawn cuttin" fertilizing. Spring; ed lot lGOx2llO ft. TU 2-6511 TU 2.5I5t dean-up work. Hourly rates. ries - at 11 and 2 o'cloek. Cigaret Burll.l He-Woven ,BUILDERS" REMODELERS WI LCOX 884.3550 COIIP,LETE Decoratbll Hn'. Reasonable. Free estimates. ,Pierre Hetu, Ihe SymphOllY's ALSO e 1l8:i.~. Schu Itz Homes CLASS 13 ice. Paper haD,inS aad re. LAWRENCE VERBEKE assoclale conductor. wlll eoa. NEW CARPET SALES moving. Material, workman. Additioas. Dormers, duct the opening concert, "Pic- 881.9033 BEDFORD.K~RCHEVAL CEMENT CO. 3 GENERATIONS of experl. 884.4423 Samples Shown In ship guaranteed. For fltI- Ree. Rooms. Bathrooms tures and Stories in Music," Oc- 70'xlZO'. Priced right! ence from John C. LaBelle Your Home mates, call CONCRETE-BRICK K!tchens, New Homes, tober 24, The program wiD pre- KARL DAVIES TU {I-3220 through his grandson John C. BOB TRUDEL STONE-WATERPaooFING sent Poulenc's musical adapta. WHITI'IER.HARPER. Income, WILLIAM FORSYTHE Carlisle. Complete landscape TU 5-0703 CONCRETE - Driveways, side. Custom GarLlges• and Doors tion of "Babar the Elephant" 5.5. Large rooms, beautifully WINDMILL POINTE lakepointe. VAUey 2.9108 service. 776.3338. redecorated, gas heat, sun $64,500. waLU. pat1ol. ,ara,e floon, complete with screen illustra- • tions as well works by Bee. room. Mus t be seen. Call cement patching of all types. Free Estimates and Planning TREE and stump removai also as GROSSE POINTE Farms. Lake. thoven, Schuller and Mussorg. eve., TU 6.9486. Owner. KURT O. BAEHR BRICK AND BLOCK-Porches, e fenced in stumps. Eastern shore Road near Provencal. A-OK ~ky. CUSTOM Painting aoil Decorat. FINANCING Af\RANGED Tree Service, 293-4069 or 773- 117 feet x 230 feet. pre.cast steps, expert tuck GROSSE Pointe Woods, attrac- SUMMER ing. Wall p.lperlng. Guaran- pointing and ualcbiDg, chim- 0600. The Detroit Severo Ballet tive brick bungalow. Beaull. McKINLEY. 40 feet x 114 feet. teed. Free estimates. LAke. neys. • Company performs Tchaikov- ful built.in kitchen, 2lh baths, view 1.5718. 881-1024 sky's "N.llcracker" ballet in a family room. Excellent con- CHAI.FONTE bordering go I f CLEANING STONE - Patios, ",'alks, flower Christmas concert, again with dition. Many extras. Short links. 100 feet. Landscaped. boxes, stOlle repairs of all ALL AROUND paiDting and and Mr. Hetu on the podium, De- walking distance to Mason $32,500. SPECIAL types. • Attica • Porcb Enclosures Short to cember 5. wall wasblng. Insured. JesS4! • Additions • Kitchens Parcells and North High. WATERPROOFING - Base. ALGER PLACE. 110 leet. $30" HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING Page, VAlley 2.7348. • Garages The Pantomime Circus will $34,900. 881.7473. menl le.. 000. HOMES, buildings, awnintis - ka. • Commerelan buildings The Pointe join conductor.in.rflidence Paul brick, aluminum or wood. PAINTING AND DECORATING 15 Yean in the Pointes Freeman January 30 in a con- MERRIWEATHER RD. GROSSE POINTE Sbores on the Gutters "cleaned. Carpet clean- SERVICE FREE; ESTIMATES, LA 1-4693 JIM SUTTON cert entitled "Is the March an lake. 105 x 575. $80,000. ing and complete floor elean. Ralph O. Roth , NO JOB TOO SIIALL 1677 Brys Dr. Attending the 21st bieMial Art?" 'rhe program will fea. FINE COLONIAL with large liv. convention of Lambda Kappa ture works by Elgar, Gersh. MAXON. BROS. ing and waxing, all types. Phone 886-8Ull Licen~ - BODded • Insured TU {.2942 TtT 2.2436 ing and dininll rooms, paneled Window cleaning, joil rate or Sigma, international fraternity win, Tchaikovsky and JohaM 882-6000 for women In Pharmacy, held den. breakfast room, 3 large contract. For details call MId. RUDOLPH TONEUO CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION Strauss. recently in Philadelphia was bedrms., Ilh batha and rec. west 2.1260 or 542.1SlK. Decorator All types of Cemellt and H. F. JENZEN The Michigan premiere of Me. 14-REAL ESTAn MRS. WILLIAM F. PISHAL. reation room. E x cell e n t Interior • Exterior notti's space.age opera for chil. WANTED Brlc~ Work BUILDING SKI, of Ridgemont road, oUi- schools. St. Paul parish. Price WaU Paperin, Driveway, walkl. stepl, cbim- dren, "Help! Hetp! the Globe- FAMILY needs fi'1C 3 or 4 bed- 21-MOVING STORAGE Home and industrial npairs. <'ial delegate of the Detroit reduced to settle estate. 6' ney repair. waterproofing. links," wlll be presented March Additions, aWcs completed. Atumnae Chapter as well as rQ;)m home. Cash. Private. KEN'S MOVING ~ IAnl sub- 882-0870 SpecializiDI Patios 27. Produced by David dlCbI. SHOREHAM ROAD 1n Porch enclosures. recreation national honorary advisor, a Mr. Jay, TU 1-76011. urbs. One piece or houseful. Three Mile Dr. All types of era, director of Detroit's Over. AN IDEAL home for couple or eXClvatial rooms, garages repaired. post to which she was re.elected 25 'lI'ears Experieaee AU work luaranteed ture to Opera Company, the small family. Two bedrooms, Is-pm FORSALE Low rates. TV 2-8540. for an 0 the r biennium. Mro. I TU 1-9744 7'M-6840 program wl1l be coaducted by den, Ilh baths, attached ga. R& I , -' Page Twenty-Four G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, August 13, 1970 ----- •• __ .-.- ----_.- --~--'- -- ~._-- _.. . _ •• ---~- -_._------._._ •• -- + - ••. _._ .. __ •• ' - •• ----_._--,-- • __ •• _------.~------* Feature Page * * * -----._. ------_. -_ .. -_ .._--_._------* ------* * --- ffJ&tnte Mrs, Thomas V, Sylvester Mrs, Edward A, Mood Counter Points By Pat Rousseau Walton Pierce ... will be doing a style sho\\' for the benefit of Harper. Webber Surgical Intensive Care Unit. The show is called Fashion Forecast '70.'71. There will be exciting advance sports. day and evening styles. For reservations. make your check payable to Harper-Web- ber Fund and send it to Mrs. Emmett McNamara. 80 Shoreham Road, Grosse Pointe Shores 48236. Tickets are eight dollars ... patrons ten dollars. Make a date for cocktails at 11 :00 a.m.; luncheon at noon and fash- ions to follow, .. on September 10 at the Gr03se Pointe Yacht .Club. Your check is your reservation, Pick up your tickets at the door. ~ .. ~ Having A IlQirpiece ... has bee,nne a natural, even essential. part of a woman's Ii/e. In only moments, a simple hair style can be miraculously changed into a glamorous and flattering style. perfect .for those very special occasions. Leon, 17888 :'\1ack Avenue, has a wig or /lQirplece that's sure to be designed for you and for your pocketbook. And if you're lucky enough to own a hairpIece. let teon arrange it in one of the season's latest styles, .. TUxedo 4-9393 . .. • • More Ne\\'s . . . for homemakers from Mutschler . the new helpful Trashmaster compresses twenty pounds of unwieldly trash into a small neat throwaway pac. See it at 20227 Mack Avenue. • '" '" In Martha's Closet ... 373 Fisher Road, you'll find CANDICE MARIA KAHLICH and Mr., Sylvester ° ° 'I CATHERINE JEAN'SWEE'l' and Mr. Rovik were Marriage vows were exchanged in Christ Church, a beautiful new fall collection of heavenly Hadley's ... exchanged marriage vows in Saint Paul's.on.the.Lake. wed in Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church Grosse Pointe, Saturday, August 1, by SUSAN ELIZA. skrrts both regular length and midi come in luscious shore Friday evening, August 7, The bride is the daugh. Saturday, August She is the daughter of the Law- BETH ADAMS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. shades in tweeds, plaids or salt and pepper. Then there ter of the William J. Kahlichs, of Neff road. The Vel" 8. non Sylvester ..., of Chalfonte avenue. are the bride- rence Sweets, of Bishop road, and he is the son of tin! Adams, of Lakeview avenue, and Mr. Moody, son of are the handsome Glen plaid Hadley slacks. Perfectly the Lyman B. Moodys, of Beaconsfield avenue. planned to color coordinate with the skirts mld slacks, groom's parel'lts. Lee Roviks, of Glenview, Ill. are mock turtle and pull-over zip lip the back Hadley sweaters. '" . Wild And Wonderful ... the blacll suede patchwork coat Thomas Sylvesters Rovik-Sweet VOWS Miss Adams Says trimmed ,,'lth sllft shaggy Tibet lamb! It's one hundred fifty dollars at Michelle's Boutique, 17864 Mack Avenue. This Is just one of the wild looks In wonderful fashionable eomblna. tlons. Of course, you'li wear Michelle's fashion boots to com. To Live In Detroit Exchanged August 8 Vows On August 1 plete the look. The Boutique is open Thursday nights. .. . Vows Are Spoken Friday Evening in Saint Paul's-on. Garden Reception at Bishop Road Home of Bride's Reception at Her Parents" Lakeview Avenue Home A Rose , . . is a rose . . . is a rose the-Lakeshore by Candice Maria Kahlich: Parents Overlooking Lake St. Clair Follows Rites at Which She Be<:omes ... but it will keep for days and days Couple Vacation in Canada Follows Late Afternoon Rites Bride of Edward Ayres Moody and days with or without. water j,n a graceful covered glass container special. In Saint Paul's-on.the-Lakeshore Friday evening, Married Saturday, August 8, in Grosse Pointe Woods Susan Elizabeth Adams was married to Edward ly designed for this purpose. There are August 7, Candice Maria Kahlich, daughter of Mr. and Presbyterian Church were Catherin~ Jean Sweet and Ayres Moody in a ceremony Saturday, August 1, in two sizes . . . a dollar seventy.five or Mrs. Wllliam J. Kahlich, of Neff road, and Thomas Vern Joseph Andrew Novik. The Reverend Gerald Blevins Christ Episcopal Church. The Reverend Perry Porter three fifty at The Sphere, 19849 Mack Sylvester, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sylvester, of ehal. officiated at the afternoon rites. officiated at the noon rites which were followed by a Avenue. font.e avenue, exchanged marriage vows, A garden reception fol.