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Vol. 31 - No. 7 Entered as Second Class Matter at $5,00 Per Yen Pages - Two Sections - Section ______t_hePost Officeat Detroit. Michigan, GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 12, 1970 10c Per COpy 24 One

Youngsters Loved Himl Drug Abuse Panel Jail Ter~s, IIEADLINES Heavy Fmes of the \VEEK Slated at Memorial Handed Out As Compiled by the """1 City Judge Douglas Pater- Grosse Pointe News I Center on Feb. 18 son Raps Permissive Attitude of Society Thursday, February 5 i. Toward Violators FORMER PAR K PUBLIC I' Junior League and Family Life Education Council Co- Safety Director William P, EI. Sponsoring Program: Judge, Doctors and The City of Grosse Pointe lenburg, accused by former Detective To Be Heard Municipal Court was the Mafia attorney Larry Burns of scene of the sentencing of taking bribes while he \Vas a The Junior League is concerned about the grow- four youths within three Detroit policeman, surr~ndered ing drug problem, and hopes to further educate the days under the City's new his job as Cleveland police chief community' by co-sponsoring with the Grosse Pointe ordinance, disorderly per- Wednesday after nine days ill War Memorial Association and Family Life Education son-possession of' narcoticS,. office. Council (FLEC) a panel on drug abuse Wednesday, D I t * * • February 18, at 7:30 o'clock at Fries Auditorium. Judge oug as 1. Pa erson S E N ATE REPUBLICAN presided. Leader Hugh Scott said Wednes. One of the panelists, Judge present penal IJ charged on Wednesday, Janu- and North Vietnamese step up or ary 29, On that date officers tbe fighting, Scott assured the approach to drug abuse has not F b 22 were dispatched to the Cranford Senate Foreign Relations Com. in the past: is not. in the pres- e ruary lane address by Holstin's father, mittee the withdrawal process ent and wdl not 10 the future who said his son was uncon- was "irreversible," be effective." Judge Swainson scious. On arrival officers found * .. * is working on t his problem Governor Milliken To Be Friday, February 6 tlJrough thl' Narcotics Addic. 1 k the youth bleeding from a punc. PRESIDENT NIXON. half of tion Rehabilitation Coordinat- Principa Spea er at Cer- ture wound in his upper fore- his cabinet and a dozen or more ing Organization (NARCO). emonies Beginning at arm. top White House aides met with Will Discuss Projects 2 O'clock His companion, Peter Hume, eight mayors of middle.size Another panel member, Dr. told officers Holstin had taken cities in Indianapolis city hall R I h D R b' 't h' . t an overdose. A syringe was ly- on Thursday to dramatize the e~:d in the ad:~~v~rcobl~~I~se~i . Gove~nor William G. :Mil- ing on a pad next to Holstin. administration's programs to relates to high school behavior hke!l w!ll be speaker at .the The boy was rushed to Bon Se. combat crime and pollution. problems and solutions. He will \dedlcatIo.n of" Grosse Pomte cours Hospital for treatment. Photo by Paul each diseuss a large scale research North HIgh .')chool on Sun. Mr. Holstin told police his son STEPHEN A. BALOGH, president of Grosse 27, in the War Memorial. Howe talked about the Red project in drug abuse in chil- day, February 22. Mrs. and Hume came into the house llOVERNOR MILLIKEN sub- Wings, hock~y in general and his own experiences, mitted a record 1970-71 state Pointe Rotary (left),' and GORDIE HOWE, Detroit dren and teenagers, He will re- Paul G. Hykes, President earlier in the evening to play and advised the kids to acquire all. the education they budget on Thursday that re- Red Wings' star (right) are pictured with young fans view a two-year intensive reo of the Buard of Education .. pool. About 15 minutes after quires a $143 million tax in. at the Grosse Pointe Rotary Family Day held January possibly can. search project carried on at has extended a cordial in- they went downstairs Mr. Hol. crease to maintain its precar- H.awthorne Center, where he is vitation to the entire com. stin heard a groan a~d rushed ious balance. For the second director. munity to attend the cere- to the basement to mvestigate. straight year, Michigan will out- School Dress IPointe School Board Sets Bloodmobile He ~s interested in the p~y. mony and to hear the Gov- He found his son unconscious, spend it.! income under the chologlc~l as wel~ as tbe SOCIal ern or's address. search Is Frullful $1.74 billion budget the govern- factors 1Ovol~ed l~ drug abuse, Mr_ Holstin granted officers or handed to the Legislature, Code Lawsuit MaiT~h24 as Date to Ag~in To Pay Visit The ;mphasls will be on re- , Or, Tbeos 1. Anderson, ~uper- permission to search the prem- "' "' * seare" and factors tbat lead to mtendent of Schools,. Will be ises. Officers found three need. Saturday, February '7 to Voters ~hiJdren progressing from mari. the master o~ ce.remllmes at the les, four plastic holders, a FORMER PRESIDENT Lyn- Dismissed Submit Millage February 19 Juana to the more dangerous program begmmng at 2 p.m. syringe with fresh blood inside don B. Johnson says he never dru~s. Dr. Rabino~itch will ;;lso To Present Building a syringe in the bushes, tw~ asked Congress for a formal Students Satisfied With Decisjon Is Rea,hed ,at, Heated Meeting; Babysifters Are Available revIew some pOSSible preventa. ., spoons four pills and nine plain declaration of war against North Content, Application and Seek to Finance Operation of Community's to Donors: Donc!tion.S' tive and treatment possibilities .A highlight of the aftern~on white pills. Vietnam because he feared .... involving teenagers and respOh- wJ!1be the formal presentation Hanoi might have secret treat. Enforcement of Revised ' 15 I"ublic Schools ' More Important at sible adults. of the building to the Board of The Holstin boy told his father ies which automatically would Rules By Pepper Whitelaw This Time of Year Lord To !\Ioderate Education by Malcolm R. Stir. that Hume had taken him to bring Communist China and The auditorium of South Hi<>h School was filled to Charles Lord, WWJ Channel ton, presid:nt of Harley Elling- McClellan avenUi! in Detroit to Russia into the fighting, Dr, Theos 1. Anderson, t'o 4-News, will moderate, The ton ASSOCiates, Inc., an~ by purchase t.he drugs. * * * Superintendent of Schools, capacity on Monday, February 9, for the regular meeting The Annual Red Cross third member of the panel is Kenneth Pembelton, preSident The pair appeared before A PASSENGER ABOARD a today revealed that the law. of the Grosse Pointe Board .of Education. Bloodmobile collection will Deteetive Martin Trombley oC of the Fergus,on Constructi?n Judge Paterson ~n Saturday, Chilean National Airlines Cara- suit against The Grosse In a three-and-a-half.hour ses- code had to be tried in a e e uca on pro am l~ or Istratlon Building, 389 St. Clair, .' , counselling service could reo cipal of Grosse Pointe Norlh 23. Lounsberry had four pack- Currency Committee, different lawsuit," Dr. Ander- der to offer a reduced millage and the schools at 3 o'clock on Chairman of thiS Important duce the amount of defiant be- High School. will introduce the ages of marijuana on his per. "' "' "' son concluded, to voters. Monday, Febru~ry 16. ~lood~obile community coUec- havior in this community _ on platform guests. son and Drake's car contained !\Ionday, February 9 Can G? to ~une 30 .A second special meeting of tlo~ IS Mrs. Arthur Goolsby o,ne level - and lessen frustra. Others in Program four packages. The.y were WARNING T HAT RISING Correction! The system s entire 18,50voted the Board of Education has been aSSisted by Mrs. Norman Sum- !Jon and lack of communication . . charged under the disorderly Medicare co s t s. overcharges mills, which expired last De- called for 7'30 pm on Monday mers and members of the _ on another plane _ then th ~ Other, participants on the pro. person ordinance-possession of l'nd sloppy administration are Last week the NEWS ran a cembe~ will ~rovide funds for February 23. The 'trustees wili Grosse Pointe Womans' Club, league felt it would be a worth. gram mclude the ~everend mariju"na. leading the government's health. front page slory ;'School OUi- operations until June 30. After take action on the amount of Also all the church~s, school~, whiie and su~cessful endc..vor, ~aul Keppler of the First En~. They were sentenced on Tues- insurance program toward bank- daIs Seeking Answers to Mill. that date the only funds the operational millage rcheduled and other commumty orgam. Pamphlets. posters and vari. h~h I.uthe!"an Ch~lrch. who Will day, February 10, Drake stood ruptcy, a Senate report Sunday age Defeat." Dne to an unfor. schools will have is an 8.90 mill for March 24 at that time zations in the Grosse Pointe ous promotional me..ns werc !\.lve th~ inVOcatIOn"~nd Mon. mute and was found guilty and and arc being used to inform slgnor frank. McPh1IlIps of St, placed on one year probation ~i~~I:~ti~~rd:~~~~~;~~s o:~:r ~:~: ~uonr~teN6~e~;-;~in~m~~~~r fr~~ ~~f~at~~n ::~i~~:~ f~~m~:~~: FI:nirectorRof BMUsAirtnhse s' ~ndd :IOs~~u;~~noc~~r~Vi~~:~h~v~~~ii~; . t tt' f h nance ay ac ur as.,e R d C 'II b 't' . the community oi this vcry se. Paul's, Catholic C h l~r ,c h, who and fined $350 plus $50 costs. rangmg, cos -cu Ing re orms. trustee Arnold Fuc s' state- County. Board members on Monday' to cross WI cassIs mg m rious problem, will glvc th,) benechcllon. Lounsberry slood mute and was The report, likely to land wilh ment. The Board mem~ers voted review the preliminary draft of the recovery area. Nathlln C, Judson, instmmen- found guilty and put on two explosive impact upon the medi. To correct this error we are 5.~ for th~ March ":llllage ,~at(:, the specifications for taking Banks Need Filling ~ATfERY STOI,F.N . 1..1 music instructor at North yellrs probation, the first 30 days cal prof(ssion, which opposes reprinting that portion of the Vice-PresIdent Calvm Sanuoerg bids on the system's compre- Particularly at this time of Sybl,l K, Snay of 175 MUll' lIi/(h School. will conduct the 10 be spent in W9yne County government fixed fee s. said I statement as it should have and dtr'MlsteesAmdbold,Fuchs. op- hen s i v e business Insurance the year when accidents and road, mformed Farms pollcl' on Isrhool oreheslra during the' Jail. lIe was fined $500 plus $50 many doctors h a '/ e inflaled' read: "We must not overlook pose, r, an erg s prevIous I' H t d ' d' t'l bi od bank d i h f h h h b d t' tt' A'I 13 th po ICY, e s resse It was a pre- Isease s n (e, 0 s nee Sundny. February 8, th..t while ceremonies. costs. h e lng I their incomes trough lIIedi. t e act t at t e sc 001 oar mloIt~n, sd t PTl f tasd he Iiminary draft and suggested emp:ogency replenishing. At this her car was parked in front F' II ' th d I' t' th JlId"e Takes Stand care. has the responsibility of repre. e ec Ion a e was de ea e y I d II ,. d 226 B t I 0 owmg 0 ellca Ion e ,., • ... "' * 'th I' th cd t of 4'3 "th S db the Board carefully review it. boo co ectlon, It IS ma e con- of eaupre, someone s 0 e. Judge Patcrso", made the fol, senting e peop e m e uca- a vhoe d . AWIII at~ erg, Filch's !\lotion Defeated venient tn people of the Grosse the battery. valued at $30. (Conhnlled fon Page 2) lowing stlltemcnt to the NEWS AN EXPLOS!ON that rocked tion of our children," Fuc s an Lee en vo mg yes . Pointe area to donate blood . - -,------on Tuesday, February 10: 4lThe downtown Saigon Sunday night . After much dlscussl.on, a mo- to any individual or organiza. ~eriol1snes.~ of the problem tt- wrecked South Vietnam's na. S id V ulal · h BB G !Ion made at the prevIous ~eet- tional blood bank he wishes, It Keep .lJIlydrallts U~n,o'w.Free, dllY of unlawful use, possession tional press cmter aud spread tu,p "' tVlt .,.un mg by trustee Fuchs was hUcd is hoped that all who are not or sale of narrotics. particular- panic among hundreds in the from the tahle and voted on, committed will donate to the . Off.. I Iy liS it eOl,cerns our youth. street cclebrating the lunar new Damages 34 Cars :n Pa,rk Mr, Fuchs ~oved: "Tbat we Grosse Pointe Community Blood ch"Ul'ngl's the lIt!cnlion of all year, No casualties were re- .., form a co~mlttee of taxpayers Bank maintained by the Grosse Is PIea 0f F lrc lCUI, responsible for enforcement of ported, It was the second ap- !o work ~Ith a ~ard mcmbe,r Pointe War Memorial Center thc law, Firsl hy parents, la'v parent Vietcong homhinl( in the Park police were kept busy stand what kind of a 'kick' this I~ revl~wmg our msurance. ~,lh. for free loan to Grosse Pointers Farms Fire Chief Micharl II hydrant, this is dangerous, capital's downtown area in 10 recording complAints of owners ty~ of a person gets out of C.ICSwllh regard ,to speclflca- in case of emergenc or dire Beaupre has a "hone 10 pick" Thl' chief sa id that on sevl'ral enforcement oHicers and the days, but the first since the who reported damage to car doing such a thing. It's unbe- tlons. not necessarily the man. d y with residents who indiscrimi. occasions durinl( the hl'avy (Conlinu,d on Page Z) Tet holiday hegan last Friday, windows. caused hy HB pellets. lievahle," ner in which the purchase of nee. nately pile up snow al(ainst fire snowfalls this winter, pcrsonnel • • • all done sometimr between!l Oct. SI(t. Jamcs LaPratt said insurance is handled. These peo. Mn, Goo Is b y stresses the hvdrants, and he r.aid. he fel'ls of his (ICpartml'nl Assigned to V D dl' Tur.sday. FehnJary 10 p,m. and midnight of Saturday, that there is a city ordinance pic. who would he on Ihe com. importan~e of donors making that he can also speak for the chl'c'k Ihl' many hydrants around otpr P(l Ule THE FEDERAL GOVJ<:RN-Fchruary 7, which prohibit.~ the firing of Any mittee, must he people, direct. appointments in advance if at olher fiTI'officials in thl' Pointe, the city. found a numher of I F 1 20 MENT, citing A 71-ycar-old law, Oct. Robert Saifyrd said that kind of weapon within the city Iy involved with insurance Rnd all possible, so that the hlood The chi I' r said that when Ihl'm compll'lrly covcrl'd. or 1'~ (> n'lIfl"Y cbarg-ed 11 corpora lion gianl.~ a Iolal of 34 complaints were limits. whether it be a regular knowledl(eab!e on the subject." collection may run with II mini. Mother Nalure dumps inches of ncarly so, If the firf'mcn Wf'rf' I -- . and Dne individual MondaY wilh reteivcd from irate owners, firearm. pellet gUM, sling shots. A vote was taken and the mo. mum of delay to donors, Ap. snow in any area, then senrls lucky enough to find the snow fhc last day for voter regis. polluting five Chicago area wa- whose car windows were either or whatcver, unless it is done tion defeated wllh Sandbcrg and pointmcnt cllrds will he filled gust.'l of ~eavy winds to pilc up son, tlley shoveled it away. tralion in the special ~hool terways and Lake Michigan, shattered or damal(ed by indis. at a lcgitimate rlne and pistol Fuchs voting ycs and Adams, out at the Center by calling huge drifts, this is natural. but It takes time to check the If'lection is Friday, February 20, Tho companies charl(ed wcre criminately fired pellets. The ve. range, of which there arc none G la n c y, Allen, Hykes and TU 1.7511 or may be filled out when man does the piling lip hydranls. the chief said, and Rf'sirlcnls may register with tho General American Transporta- hicles were parked on Grayton, in the Park, Most cities through. Thompson voting no, through any of the ehurc~es, with his 1I110Vcls,snow plows, it cannot he done in one rlllY. r1erk in the rily or township in tion Corporation. International Bishop, Yorksnire and Dcvon. (lllt Michigan have similar ordi- ~r, Glancy then made the fol. s,cbools and other .organlzll- snow blowers, or whatcver, th~t Whl'n the ml'n do I(ct to some whkh thl'Y Iivl' In addition to Harvester Company. Lake Riv. shiro. the detective SAid, nances, he added. lOWing motion "That treasurer tlOns I~ the Grosse POinte BI~od is another story. "r thc rtrl' plugs. thcy oCl'asion. I daily f,'gistralion times, the ('r Terminal Company. Na~ional, He sll~d that t~e r><;rson,or The sergeant said th,at a,ny I and Board, mem~er Lee It. AI- CouncIl. Of coursc, walk-ms I Th(' rl'a1 ~tory !s Ihl' pcopll' lilly fiod Ihl' ~now p:ll'krr! anrl ch'Tks will hI' in their offices S,heet Ml'tal Company, f,xccl, perons, Involver! m thls sense. Ille,r,~ona~prehende~ for vlolatln~ ilen, wor~ml( wllh R,ay Mac.. arl' always welcome too, , lll.re so anxIous to cirllr Ihrir! I('y ",nll "1'1' roccl'd In chnp all'ay rmlll R ~,rn. to 5 p,m, on Sat- sl~r Truck Leasl~1( CompanY,lll'ss vandalism, Jl1st ~e~t up Ithls ordmance, will he llrose. ~rthur, dlrecto~ of busll'ess andi Any adult,who has no hlst~ry 'ISI,dew"lks and (Irivcwnys. thcy: Ihl' lI'l' hl'rorc thcy rnn chcck ,m!"y. frhruary 14, Ohnkrark Inc" Ohn MlIlhlc,lon and down the streets, fmng at culed to the full cxtent of the nn~nce, IDvc~II,~alc th~ POSSI' of heart aIlment or heplItllls Pllc the snow lInywhl'TI' aOl! Ilh(' hydr;ml 1'0\1in.~p\ar('s will he the 10 Corporation, The Penn Central the autos. law. blhty, of retaining an mdepen. can give hlood and it is healthy Ihis is "th(' hone hl' has to Till' prohll'lll /tors nol I'nd I puhlil' elementary schools In Railroa~. Proctor an~ Gamhle, "It is hard to helieve tbat,any. j H.C'said that under the Park's d~nt msurance counselor Lo re. !o do, so up ta age 60. Those pick," Chief Beaupre said. "Thc Ihl'r('. il \l'lIS S~ill. EI'en after [Ihe school district, which will Pure Oil and Smith Oil and Re- one can be that stupid," Salryrd ordlRance, anyono arrested for VICWour total Insurance (11'0. tn their late leens may also do-I bone" i,q that tho piled snuw the snnw ..nd Ire h"vc been hI' Oflcn 7 a,m. to 8 p,m. on fining. said, "I simply cannot under- (Continued on Page Z) (Continued on Page t) nale wilh parents' permission. packs and bardens, and around (Continucd on Page 2) election day.

" \ Pig. Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd,y, February 12, 1970 Pointer Heads VandaZ Damages 34 Cars AMVETSSeek ,Levy Jail Terms, Fines WaYlle Project 'Good Neighbor' $~-jA!mty,i1rJ~ (Continued froID Pal~ I) about," the sergeantuict "We (CoDUDuecJ. fNm Pige 1) which society today is sadly Fred end Pet Jean shooting a BB, or other pellet do not intend to be lenient with '. --' courts. This court intends to lacking." Wayne State University is gun, or causing damage tlJ prop. any person arrested a~ charged The Richard. s. H~yes A~. deal swiftly and firmly with via. FLOWERS FOR VMEIlIIft DAY opening a new urban extension erty as a result, commits a mis. with firing pellet gUDS, or any VE~S Post 1~7 \s seekmg.noml' lators. Our society has been too TAKES INmATIVE - in Karamursel, Turkey. Dr. demeanor, and call be subject. gUI1llfor that matter; our I natlol1ll for th.e Good NClgh.bor YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED ill permisslvll' There has been too Nothing worthwhile was ever SERVING GROSSE POINTERS FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Mars~all Moser, 260 Ch.:llfonte, ed, on conviction, to 90 days in community. The cost of replac. of the year l/l Grosse POl/lte much excuse given to "WhX" accomplished that doll Dot at and five othcr WSU pro~e~sors jail, or fined $100, or both, at ing the windows of the 34 auto. Woods and Harper Woods. and not enough punishment first seem impossible. 1925 VERN IER RD. ~~?~~ TU 6.0600 ~ave been .chosen to parlJclpate the discretion of the judge. mobiles, shot at by the vandlol, ~eeommendations may be "For" the~e violators. m II sp~clal program. to edu. I The matter does not stop or v8ndals, would flir exceed mailed to AMVETS Post #57, In the court's opinion, the cat~ United States Air Force there, LaPratt said. If damage $100. 19730 Harper, Halller Woods, I great majority of parents and Country House personnel overseas. to property tolals $100, or more, "If and \ h n this vandal i 48236, no later than Satutday, children in Grosse Pointe are Dr. Moser, an instructor in: then it Qecomes a flllony under ,lie '. s February 14. res p ()n s i bl e and responsive. Furniture the Department of Guidance Ia Stale law, for wllich, upon apprehended, we wdl make James TenEyck, ehainnan, Firm enforcement of the laws and counselin. g., is.' now spend. conviction, the .person charged every effort to see that he re. announced the awards commit. will hopefully discourage de. CARPETING, ACCISSORIES ing 8.weel:s in Karamursel to can be sentenced to up to a ceives the full penalty, whether tee will present their recom. terioration of moral courage of HIDE.AWAY •• EDS For His initiate a masters degrce pro. II maximulI' of four years in Slate the act is prosecuted under our mendatoions to the post execu. "Where Qualitll gram in guidance and counsel. prison. ordinance or under the State live committee, which will vote Sells FOT Less" Valentine! inG' for servicemen in Turkey. "That is something to think statute" LaPratt stressed tbe awards to a Good Neighbor It is designed to help AI'r ---,------'------. -- from Grosse Pointe Woods and WI LIASI 14922 KERCHEVAL one from Harper Woods. Ne., Aller IlNll Open tll 9 p.m. Mon., Thu .... , Fri. Force of{jcer~ and enlisted men I Judge Goodrow Hears 31 Cases The awards will he presented 'ORDS Till 6 Tues., Wed., Sat. already holdmg bachelors' dc, I at the Honor and Awards Ball, COOK FORD, INC. ,Pho"e 121.11" gre~~ to prepar~ them.selves for. Woods MunicipaICou~-M-.-K-a-r-gnian, ot 959 N. Renaud, to be held at the Post Home on 16901 MACK 885.4000 ~slllons followmg thlr s~para.' Don J. Goodrow cleared a court were found guilty of causing an Satur!iay, Feb. 28. ~o~PI~:emt;:~ ~~~:ds.~i~~~\~ePo:. ~~~~e~eo~r~;r;a:,esin~~uJr::nt~~ ~~~~.ent and fined $7.50 for .#tjUfiMk¥jftkgM.6fiMiMMffitMM~.ni.WMJill~~Mi@Hti~dnXnU:CEmVJ~,XJ:f.HfB'lN'f). His Zodiac Siln slllo~ while contmumg 10 the issuing of 12 bench warrants Jerome P. Bisschop, of 4331 ~{# b~ servICe. for failure to answer earlier Lexington, Detroit, was fined I EM On Bronzini Tie The degree prepares the reo summons. $150; af~er pleading guilty to Hi.tn TROUSERS BY CORBIN ",.,," cipient for work as a guidance I Frederocl Eldon Thompson, impaired driving. EM f.:.m HI8h 1180 woven a. an all-over counselor or as a student per. of 5553 Lenox Delroit was John Slawinski, of 5068 Pres. Mf. ' it desl8n on pure silk twl1J. on sonnel specialist in elementary, fined $100 fjnd' an addhional cott, DetrQil, was found guilty ng ~:jl grounds of blue, red, and ,reen. s~condary, post.hig~ school ~et. $10 for court costs, after being of assault and assessed costs in mi i~l 7.50 tIngs, and commumty agencies, found guilty of speeding 80 the amount of $10. He was @l. '~:~l or for personnel work in indus. miles per hour in It 30.mile.per. placed on probatio~ !or 60 days. Long the style leader, Corbin's Add I5lh: {or Delivery illM ~ill try or 0 the r non.educational hour zone. Kenneth E. K.ublSlak,of :1.2500 ill$. ".m settings. Sidonie Yvette Dossin, of 961 Alger, St. Clair Shores, was {~ new collection for Spring '70 @~ The Air Force men must fol. N. Oxford, pleaded guilty to the found gul1ly of indecent expo. tW. keeps them far ahead. i# low regular application proce. charge of causlr;g an accident dures for admittance to the Uni. and was assessed costs of $7.50. Traditional solir; colors in versity and rece~ve the same Robert H. Taylor, of 2611 I t / It' c a l WHALING'S courses as full.tIme graduate Gladstone, Detroit, was fined pO yes er woo r 0 p 1 students on the WSU campu~. $10 for failing to have his reg. weights for the colorful jack- men's wear Karamursel is located on the istration in his possession and Men-G-a-r-d-e.-n-ers ets. Bright plaids and checks Sea of Marmara, approximate. James R.. Cr~>nin,of 5060 L~ke. for the solid blazers. Iy two hours fro lU Istanbul, wood, Det~~lt, was. also fmed Meel Feb. 19 traveling by car or ferry. Pro. $lO for failing to Signal on a <:l::~ H<..:.:.r...J. SIX pro essors WI par- pended for a period of 90 days. k Sh d w.... from 2600 ' ", f' t . th Memorial, 32 La e ore roa , tm' . I.~:@.::i..".' IClpa e 10 e overseas pro. Both Louis A. Kanan, of 2994 Grosse Pointe Farms. rw ;~ gram; eaeh, offering. two c!ases Springle Detroit and Kenneth "Growing Iris" will be the 11# "W for an a.week period. Moser I " topic presented by member J. ..W.W. will return to Detroit February ,,~ 27. Millage :r~~usrt s:::S~~~'t ~~. t~~mcT~~: II Wayne is the fifth university has one of the outstanding gar- t$: to be involved in Air Force dens in' this area. Iris Is one 1M ~ E:a:c1ulively lor the maD of tradItion education programs of this na. (Continued from Page 1) h of /:tis many specialties.!@ ~.,.., ture. The University of Mary. gram and report back to t e "Growing Hot.house Carna. th~ e'9~ land is the major institution board with recommendation." tions as Annuals Outdoors" will ~:D 7r . after.inventory offering undergraduate pro. The motion passed by a 5.2 vote be presented by another past "iM "", Kerche!lal at ~t. Clair grams fOr overseas servicemen. with Fuchs and Sandberg vot. president of the Club, Andrew mm Grosse Pomte The University of Southern ing no. J. Larkins. Mr. and Mrs. W~: Since 1900 . . 1h~ California, Boston University, Mr. AlI~hen ',assured board greatly enjoy growing carna. 'MW ~)~ 'andthl! Urilverslty of Oklahoma members -.tftethe would work lions'in their beautiful. garden. :m~ Ope?!, -'r~tt.rsd~y if$. also offer C'lucation abroad. swiftly arlQ added: "I would All. men who are. interested 1% . E.venm,gs{t1 8.45_. . ..'. r:l@ a~e:~e:~~h~n ~~nt~~~~f~ ::eli::.lcome to "'attend . the l{{~tK1n:MM:Inl~nm:~WMWH:mmM:immwJmM%lHmtWMifm~:~@InmlM:~MMMn7%:!l%lM@llmmW~Mj~' BUY ELM SPRAY :~~~ymember of any committee that _ At its re~ulnr meeting held this llollrd creates. 1 seek and MINK COAT MISSING price on Monday, February 9, the solicit Mr. Fuchs' counsel on the Mrs. George Simon of 211 Park council kccepted the low names of p eo pIe and the Vendome, notified Farms'p,alice and less bid of the Michlin Chemical methods that he perhaps hllS, on Thursday, February 5;. that Corporation, which offered to hut not publicly stated on how a full length mink fur coat,. ~ ~ '\lie.iltoin, 1,500 gallons of to proceed."" Ii 'y~I~:~n$3,BQP;NJ.asz~~J.ng 'M'e[hoxycbYor, for elm tree Following 0 the r business, from a .closet in 'her home. It Selected items from our spraying, at a cost of $2.60 a members of the audience pre. was last seen on January .31. gallon, and an estimated 100' sented their views and opinions The disappearance is being in- regular stock galions of .white oil, £Or60 cents on, the upcomiJ)g millage elec. vestigated by offjcers of the De. ,. Sui" . • Swellten a gallon. tion. tective Bureau. • S,.rt Jac~il'l • Gloves Be looked at- • Olft... Coati • ShHS Not stared at: &. Jackets • Hosiery Fire Officials Need PUblic He~p Edwardian coat by , • Sport Shim • Sladcs Palm Beach (Continued from Page 1) men at the scene were forced 'jthrOU8h Monday, February 9. &. l ..sI.... s ~hlrtl (Good selection of 32'. Ineluded) cleared, there still remains the to eilher shovel .a.way snow, ,QJ: .. ~' tot..al::Q..f. 28 inCh.~li..•of ..snow fel~ These jackets of fine '811:""001 matter of frozen hydrlint caps, chop awa,: the ice.hardened- on, the -Pointe arelt,'.including shetland attracf an adlIlirlng eye: . 3 DAY.$':ONLY - THURS., FRI.;' SAT. held solldlyb"Y the moisture sMf. The precIous time it takes- fIiree':fricnes reClorded :Monday, In the new six.button double-breasted that seepS under the caps and to do this task. he pointed out; as of 3 p.m., at whiCh time the Edwardian style with ticket pocket All- Safes Final-Alteratior>~ at cost on clothing . on the threads.' could give a fire Ii good head' gauges were checked, as they Chief Beaupre said that what start, which could mean great. lire each day at the same time. and deep center vent. Superbly he was getting at was that fire er property damage, if not in. "I mag in e the position we tailcred by Palm Beach@ to hydrants should be kept clear jury or loss of human life. would be in, if all this snow had hug the natural contour of of' all snow. If drifts pile up I your body. In shades of hlue, against the fixtures, residents n checking with Wendell not melted," Chi e f Beaupre 'green, brown and gold. . 92 Kercheval - On the Hill should shovel them away. They Baker, superintendent of the said. "All I am asking is that would be doing themselves a Farms Water Filtration Plant, when there is a heavy snow service, as well as doing a 29 Morass road, where official fal!, that residents g:ve us a service for their city. U.S, weath.er gauges are kept, hand, and keep the white stuff The chief said he did not like Iit was disclosed that since the away from the hydrants. They to think of wilat could happen first snow fall of the 1969.70 .will be doing' us, and them. if a fire broke out, and fire. winter, last No ve m b e r 19, l!elves a favor." .~ the lVAVsro I •.40untry WIND Are You a Man ~::::.~~,~:'!~I Without gucsts will be served light reo ~ Squire freshments in the school cafe. a Store teria. HEARTS Although North High Srhl}ol Shop received Its first students in , September, 1968, the facility 16900 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Village VALENTINE'S DAY was not entirely completed un. lil. this past fall, when the audio open 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. FEBRUARY 14th • torium wing was finished. The Thursday end Friday evenings to 9 p.m. ,_.~ school will graduate its first 882.2755 "The store with the . class this June. i _ personal touch" Jockey Minutes away from Grosse Pointe 1-94 to Metropolitan Beach Exit BOXER SHORTS 1430 So. Gratiot With Valentine 50 design $2

Valentine BATH KILT The Alost Impressive Of Motor; Cars This nine-passenger sedan offers splendor unmatched in all 01 in Terrycloth $3 motordom. Now on display and available for immediate delivery at . , d MEN';u~E9~~;INC, 'U~ , , ROGER RINKE CADILLAC C'~. Browse 19605 Mack the TU 2.1340 I VAN DYKE BETWEEN 10-1t MILE RDS. 16930 KERCHEVAL in the Village Optn Dally 9.6 Open Thursdtly evenings until 8:30 ship'. wheel bcept Sat. '.5 Telephone 757-0767or 536-6260 I------, • • .54 , a it, .,,':'A ..',~_ 4 • w .,'U",.

Thursday, February 12, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three ...... SAVE ••• WINTER PRICES...... ~ U.L Pupil Wins Honors In Math BREAKNECK PACE local Boys Meet Two Famous People Remember, this is the age of Winners in the Michigan him 16th out of 25,000 particl. high pressure and high speed: Mathematics Prize Competition pants. Let's not catcb \he fever-it can be fatal. Ec)s~WAWNiNGs Test wel'e anllounced recently The statewide test is spon. GIVE LONG LASTING SERVICE at the Awards Banquet held at sored by Michigan universitie~, Michigan State University Wil. colleges and corpora~ons an~ IS New Modern 1970 Designs! . " based on the creative apphca. WI UAII Get Year 'Round Protection ham H. Marcus, a senior at lion of general principles. with New, Beautiful Vinyl- University.~iggett School, .won B'lI' the son of Mr and FORDS Coated Daqon Fabrics. a scholarship grant and Silver 1 ~s. • Medal for hill performance in Mrs. WJ1liam H. Marcus ot Bal. COOK FORD, INC. 16901 MACK "5."000 FREE ESTIMATE the competition which placed I tour road. Call LO7.0890 6330 E. JEFfERSON NIID TO WE SERVICE YOUR COMMUNITY UJ •• STAn. SCHOOLS FLAGS. BANNERS FUTE.MAL • CHURCH Poles. Accessoriel • All Sins a ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S CUSTOMCRAFT can figure out a way to• EXPAND SPACE for whoever or whatever PROPIIETIC WORDS requires it . , . (and the nice part is ••• it won't LOOK added on !) "If we could firs,t know where we are, and whither we are tending, we could better judge . • • • what to do, and how to do it ... In my opinion, We EXPAND space for PEOPLE (butchers, it will not cease, until a crisis shall have been bakers, candlestick makers and even for kids) reciched .and passed, A house divided at7ainst Detroit News Pholo ... WE EXPAND space for THINeS, too! Pictured left to right are JOHNNY. The boys were special escort. for Rosey (Garden tools, automobiles, pool tables, etc.) itself cannot e~dure permanently, half slave MANOS, 11, JOHNNY EWALD, 10, both at the Detroit Area Boy Scout Recogni- and TwIt :'ree." of Moross road, and MARC COPPAGE,. tion Program anJ Pot Luck Dinner held seven.year-old star of The Julia Show at Cobo Hall last Saturday night. lnci. • • • June 16, 1B58 on NBC television, with ROSEY, the dentally, Rosey is going to school in The much.traveled mutt, who recently re- Pointe Dog.Obedience Classes at South Anoher crisis has just passed. Must history turned from the Rose Bowl game with High School. REMODEL! I repeat itself? Detroit News reporter Charles Manos.

. . P't . th , Our business is creating more livable SPACE Grosse Point, Human Relations Council Thieves Enter St. James Plans. glveness, In em ence, In e I for people ... We can do it for YOU! By Box 0-7, 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe ,Farms, Mich. Remembrance of Christ, aad. in the Trust in God. EXPANDINC either UP, DOWN, IN or OUT r Rivard Residence Lenten Vespers The P~verend AUan Harre will lead a ~ible Study class, Mrs. Bert Weyhing, 453 Riv- Lenten Vespers will be held following the short vesper serv- • • • ard,called City police on Fri- at St. James Lutheran Church' ices. The Bible studies will If you need a family room, extra bedroom, day. February 6, to report her on Wednesdays, be'ginning at further elaborate on the sermon office, den, garage (or what?) husband was attempting to ap- 7:30 p.m., on February 18. theme. Guests are welcome. THE SPRING prehend two men who had en. The worship theme chosen ~ ------.--~ tered their home. the Reverend Georgc Kurz will CALL THE PROFESSIONAL The police rushed to the be ',''11Ie Abundant Life," with scene. Mr. Wehying told them the weekly topics titled "The MEDITERRANEAN the pair had eluded him. Of- Life that Abounds in Prayer" - ficers checked the area and in Truth, in Consolation, in For. found foo~rints leading to the "EXPANDERS" CRUISE garage and around the house. r! Entry was gained through an Vrosse closed, but unlocked garage door. n. N Both family cars had been rOlnte ... ews M ~l:T c."... y entered and searched but noth- Published Every Thursday hy CL1~LQ C ,~.~1'du.;,jing ,was taken. AJltee!JoPublishers,IDc. BUILDING & REMODELING CONTRACTORS • RlSlDENJIAL & (OMMlRCIAL on the .... RottereIaID 21 Porbi Wet footprints were found on " Kercheval AveaDe the first floor of the house. The Grusse Pointe, Mich. 4SZ36 35 days-From $1,540. Tips rnctueled thieves took one full length coat Phone TU 2.6900 From New York Apfi118, 1970 with a mink collar, valued at Three TruDk LiDel ,881-1024 $125, $5 from Mrs. Weybing's Second Class Postale paid at De- 18164 MACK AVE.- GROSSE POINn 48224 also: <42-ck.y FALL' MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE. 5S. Rotterdam, purse, a portable radi~, ~150 in Ir~~bS':~fb~';,':,n'RaleS~.1iO Per Year October.' Jo{';. 1970 from. Ne'lt York with calls at 21 Medllerra- cash. from.: Mr. Wehymg s. wal. by Mall f$6.oo outside Wayne Coun. MAGICIAN Jleon end Block Sea Ports, from $1,$55 (tips Included). let a gold charm bracelet a Iy). All News and Advertising Copy TED JOHNSON on~ karat diamond ring, a j~w-' ~ustN~nin~h~SIDO~~O~ Tues- Specf4l1:in" In chUdrilm'. pm1Cu The 55. Roltef'ddjl"s of Nl\lltli1'JOi'i!fl;~5try •• i ~ ~ ""containing assorted ,Xddress '.UMatl (SU1IolCl'IJJilOIIS,/ For Inform.'lon 9224711 j . . Cbal1l'e of Address l''orms 85'1ll) to Over 10 yeua experience Phane or visit LI& for full details. e'Yelry• 99 Kercheval. Grosse Pointe Farms. Police are investigating.

$::~':D~~,DAY TRAVEL CO. TAX REUEF .... ~ 16847 Kercheval TU 6-0111 Government costs are so high today that Pop should be able i'..nJ, ...~ "in the Village" Bud Day, President to use Uncle Sam as a depend- ent in figuring his income tax.:...

NEW '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2.DOOR HARDTOP $2370~ .NEW 70 NEW 70 BISCAYNE BELAIR $2175 $2250. 1. Volkswagen. 2. Audl. NEW'70 NEW 70 3. Porsche. 4. Mercedes- Benz. Four superlative • CHEVELLE t1ulomobiles for discerning NOVA drivers. Drivers who'll take pride in the advanced design and engineering of $1975 $2230 th~se fine machines .•• handcrafted and buill with an old-world eye toward quality, excellence and durability. NEW eAMARO $2175 You'li appreciate the economy of operation and the way each car retains i1sstyling and dollar value unlilthe day you trade .. -- or sell 11. And you'll particu. larly appreciate the Wood way cf sales and service. Come on in to Ihe Woods and select one of our four, from the floor ..• there's one for any budge!. WOOOIMPORTS 154'S G,a'iOlalS IoII./O.lro!t/372.2!05 WOOO IMPORIS NORTH ~64 s. Woodw.rdlBi,,,,lnO~I"'/844.'4oo WOOOMOTORS,INC. lSJS' G'a!iOIIl ''''1.1 D"'0,11312-28oo Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 12, 1970

Shepard and Clifford Carbary; Democratic Club Hears Sen. Hart Nor,emen Win Music Honors a woodwind duet, Robin Beever, A.cacia Demolay flute, and Elizabeth Held, cl8ri. PRA.CTICE CLUI & IA.GS Senator PhlUp A. Hart was Iwere under the supervision of Twenty.seven Grosse Pointe Division IV will represent a nel; Gail VanGorp, (lute, Ellen To Seat Officers 15 t••• for Clearance 0,.11 Practic. SALE honored on Sunday, Februery lhe Honorable Theodore Souris North High Sehool events, com. poor performance which Is lack. Kilzw, (lule and Lois Nyquist, I, ~t a cocktail party sponsored of Edgemont road; reservations prlsed of 36 lllBtrumentallsts ini In many elHDUal qualities. clarinet. by the Grosse Pointe Demo. Iwere handled by Nell Triner of and their accompanists, won the cratlc Club. Nearly 200 Pointers Westchester road. Refreshmenls right to enter the Slate Solo Division V will represent an Soloists receiving Division II attended the event held at the were provided by Mrs. Judy and Ensemble Fe6tival. in Jack- unsatisfactory performance. ratings were: Jill Munger, Tonnacour Place residence of Spencer of Maumee, aulsted by son, Mich., March 21, The following students won flute; iLnda Dickerson, clari. GROUP(;0LREssQNS former Governor and Mrs. G. the Grosse Pointe Wom8n's Each of the 27 events earned Division I ratiugs for their so. nel; Karen Walker, violin; Gail Mennen Williams. Senator Hart Discussion Group. Division I ratings at the Mich. 105: Ell~di>eth 'Held, clarinet; VanGorp, flute; Rooorl Am. 5 LESSONS FOR $7 spoke to the group concerning The next event spoJUored by igan School Band aDd Orchestra Rebekllil sPars, lliano; Frank (In IrOllI'S ~f 5 studenls--phll ,anlll balll) brose, trombone; Clifford Car. his aims for the Democratic the GrGsse Pointe Democratic A~soclation Solo and ElIBemble Krag't', ....a:e drlo:n; Ramon LESSON STARTING--Mon., Tues" Wed •• or Thur ••, Party in the 70's. Club will be a lIymposlum (In Festival, held Saturday, Febru. Lawt'en.:e, cello; Elizabeth Ank. bary, cla!inet; William Bent. Feb. U, 24, 25 or 26 Chairman for this annual "Law, Order, and Justice" to ary 7, at Henry Ford Commun. ney, flute; Julle Remler, clarl. zen, clarinet; Michael Shannon, event was Clifford Crockford of be held at tl!e War Memorial in t K th N F b JERRY'S INDOOR GOLF RANGE I ity College, Dearborn. They ne; eDne ear, renc trumpet; March Kusch, lrum. L______in c 0 I n road. Arrangements. March. were rated by professional musi. horn; RIchard CDC he,11 trom. 31015 HARPiR at 13 MILE RD. pet; Steven McDl>nald, trumpet. St. Cllir Shore, Phon. 293.981' I clall6 or music educators from bone; Robin Beever, flute; and schools and colleges in linch. Michael Giblin, violin. Ensembles rated Division II were: a trombone duet, Laur. :~;~~., igan. Other Division I soloists were: ence BI'iski and Richard Cocll. Michigan School a'and and Lois Nyquist, clarinet; Thomas (.l.~. .... • ell; a violin trio, Gwen Geyer, , Orcheslra Association consists Rener, tuba; Pamela Harris, Pamela Frisbie and Kalhryn of over 1,000 junior and senior violin; Ellen Kitzul, flute; Mar. Simon; a percussion duet, Paul The Grosse Pointe Camera NEW CARS high school instrumenlal music tha Schmelz, .piano; Willane Sikorski and. Karen Near; a Club will meet at 8 o'clock on LEASING teachers. Its purpose is to pro. Krell, vlolll: Jane Ladney, flute duet, Susan Meier and Tuesday evening, February 17, Immediate Delivery mote music and music educa. plano: Frank Krager, marimha; Catherine Christensen; a clari- in the War Memorial Center. tion through festivals, clinics, Margaret Godefroi, piano; Mary • CATALINAS • IMPALAS net duet, Nancy Frede and Re. There will be competition in workshops aud other education. Ambrose, trombone; and Mar. bekah Sears; and a flule duet, al activities for students and for garet Godefroi, violin. monochrome prints and color • BONNEVILLES. Lyr.ne Easton and Nancy Beev. slides, Visitors are welcome, teachers. District Twelve in. Ensembles wInning DIvision I er. All ~hkes Available cludes Wayne, Washtenaw and ratings were: percussion sextet, Frank Krager, Sophomore stu- Monroe Counti~. Nearly. 7,000 I Robert FriedhoU, Paul Sikor. SIJRlNKAGE For Best Rates Call Today dent at North conducted lhe stud,;mts were Involved In the ski Karen Near David Wa!. It's no problem making Flrst.Division winning percus- District Twelve Festivals Satur. lac~, DavId Bro~n and CurUi money today, but with the tax. sion sextet, which played day. Alden; a bra" sextet, Steven F'rank's first coposition, uTritte. bite it's darned hard making a Jim Causley {Leasing living. RaUnlis are defined as fol. Reed, Michael Shannon. trum- mento." IOWS' pets, Kenneth Near, French 17601 MA.CK AVE. TU 6~4605 Do you ,find it : . .. horn. Richard Cochell, tram. Difficulties are events that i DivlSlon .I Will represent an bone, Rohert Simon, euphonium TRADITIONAL show what men are made or. excellent level of performance and Thomas Rener tuba' a Let's be mighty thankful that hard to love? and musiciall6hip for the event clarinet trio Julie R~mter Wil. the gamblers have made no being judged. liam Bentze'n and Ann G~hag- effort to corrupt our national Many people do. In this busy age we seem too Division II will represent a ar~; a clarinet duet. Stephen sport of passing the buck. often to be preoccupied with oUr own problems good performance, but not worthy of tbe highest rating be. and unable to reach out to others. cause of minor defects in per- formance or ineffective inter- But aU of us need ~ feel a deepor seMe of Jove, pretation. Shows much accom- PISCES POI NTE Surrounded by art.treasures. and to be loved. plishment and promise. , TROPICAL FISH SHOP _ FUEfWOOD AT MACK • 181.2710 .Intastefully appointed chapels. The Bible sho," • bow. Division III will represent a The refined setting a genuine tribute. fair performance, but not out. "WON'T rou IE Out rAIINT/Nfl It teaches that God is Love, and that when we standing. Shl>WS accomplish., i ments and promise, but is lack. turn to Him we can feel and express a sense of ing in some essential qualities. HARPER CHAPEL-sefving the Pointes love we have never known before, "The Pretty" Inthis week's Bible Lesson on "Love" you can SINCE 1910 learn how to feel tM presence of divine Lo¥e in VIAENE ;!. BLEEDING Nursery and Laudseape your life. You ale warmly invited to rejid it.m our HEART R.eading Room. ~ 'I! FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Oro... Pci"t. Farms 212 Cllilfon' Ava. SNOW i Re~!~19c Sunda" Service &< Sund.y School 10:30 - Wednesday 8:00 R.ldln, Room '9413 Mlck AVI. TU 4-7490 FUNERAL HOMES SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST REMOVAL - 15251 Harper Avenue at lakepointe Datroll. 14710 KI,cll.vII Ave. anly~r Sunday services 10:30 ... ~ Sunday School 10:30, Wednesday 8:00 By the Season .' •• ldlnl Room, 141117 K.rcll.vII, Dltrolt, Mlchl'ln Wltll H.lrt coum ... Under the personal supervision of . 122.5565 taU 777.2800 Mr. T. l. Harris of Willow Tree Place, G. P. Shores w. "rvlc. Tile FI". Paint" ,. I' Hllrry ••• While They Lilt Only .•• I V EJ '\\ ro,' ... , ..... / ... ~!t .-11I Right in the heart of Mid-America's skiing, golf and recreation mecca- BOYNE COUNTRY, The Boynestadt condominium village is nestled at the foot of fabulous Boyne Mountain and overlooks world- .. .. 60une CuuntrnCondominlllll ...... renowned Boyne Mountain Lodge. ....(,.....~:.:..-'-"-- - '0' c -.,.. L- t ~" : t. . '~'; :~",-:.lof:;;; ...... ~'."...... t1 • ., . ~::-.:::\, :.."~

!rThtrg As vast as the Austrian Alpine Ski country after which it is named, the Arlberg apartment building houses 12 apartments and is the largest of all buildIngs in the Boynestadt Condominium village complex . .f&ttt ilant Recalling memories of Europe's highest mountain, the "Mont Blanc" building sets in quiet majesty in the Boynestadt complex. The two-storied Mont Blanc building houses 4 apartments keyed to discriminating tastes and offers broad vistas of the entire area.

~1Utgfrau 4 litttlinUlinf tttrttttinn Reminiscent of Switzerland's SkUnl 01 all Ihe famous Boyne C,.unlry areas-Boyne Mounlain, Boyne Highlands, Thunder Mountain, ond Boynestadt is only minutes of ea:.y access to a resort complex which offers Walloon HUis-from November Ihrough April. most dramatic and well. you 10,000 acres of pleasure-skiing, golf, salmon and trout fishing, Golf 01 the mogniflcent 18.holo chomplonshlp mounloin mountoin course, 9.hole por 3 course within , sailing, motorboating, deer and small game hunting, swimming, known mountain, the walking distance from the village, plus 0 golf training comp for youngSlers-ond-only 0 short drive waterskiing, horseback riding, reti rement Iiving, investment opr,ortunities "Jungf rau" provides a tower- away, the challenging 18.hote, BoY,ne Highlands course, (orreod~ one of the top ten in the nalion), designed by Robert Trent Jones plus the 9.hole por 3 Highlands course--72 holes of golf. -all in one recreational administrative organization. ing accent to the Boynestadt D.. r Lake Four.SaI.oIlS leach Club to serve golfers, swimmers, booters and fishermen whose beautiful while beach and prlvo:e club house with dIning and locker room focitlfies offers the ullimate in lakeside village concept. The Jung- fun. The prime sondy Beach, much of which shelves OUI 01 a gentre slope as for as 300 yards before youngslers con g.' chln-daep, Is the loke'. chief ollure, Water is cryslor.c1eor and, because the half.mile frau's five-storied reach ~5ur .. wlt'e lake Is nestled nke 0 lewel In a bowl of hills, waves are never so high Ihal 0 fi~hermon would be. G.'. 2.12 a magnificent view of come endangered by high winds. II also has 0 good lu shore, regardless of wind direction, for wa~er Transc:ontinental Affiliates, Inc. 886-6010 skiing 01 ony lime of the day. 63 K.rch.,..1 Av.nll., Gron. Poi"l. Farml, Mich. 48236 Boynestadt, Boyne Mountain, Deer Lake has long been noted 01 0 boss ond pike angling lake and ob",mds with bluegills, sunfish, and and surrolJnding terrain. perch for the neophyte angler just leomlng 10 hondle a fly rod. WhOI's more, several small trout slreams YES, SEND INFORMATION ON "BOYNESTADT" flow Ihrough Ihe Deer Lok, area lu51 soulh af the lake and on'! readily acces\ible by good roods. A fleet of renlol booU and soiling croft will be available to guests-and a launching romf) will be pro. Nom _ .. vlded for club members desiring 10 bring Ihelr own. A private rood connects the Boyne COunly Four- Address , . Season, Beach Club wilh 8oy"e,'odl lust a mile away 10 th. eastward, City Slot , "" Zip .

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Thursday, February 12, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five Police Urge Precautions AFS-YFU Week Slated At South Noisy Muffler Trips Motorist Raymond Kreichelt Serves in Vietnam Raymond J. Kreichelt, 23, ist five, while serving with The Foreign Exchange. Club to be able to give it to students Bruce C. Matzke of 813 Grosse ing prought back a reply that son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Headquarters Detachment of the To Prevent 'Home Breakins of South High SChool will spon. from The Pointe who are ex- Pointe court, was arrested by Matzke's license had beell auto- Kreichelt, 1160 S. Oxford Road, 71st Transportation Battalion sor "American Field Ser,vice. change studentB. Farms police Sunday evening, matically suspended because he Grosse Polr,te Woods, Mich., near Long Binh, Vietnam, as a Burglaries have become a ment, or neighbor(s) as to the Youth for Understanding Week," The week will be filled with February 8, when it \Vas found failed 10 appear in court to an- was promoted to Army special- supervisor. major problem. and appear to date of .your departure and re- February 10 through February activities which include an as- that he was driving a car while swer the Detroit charge. I . --_._- be on the Increase. Most of the turn; 5. Leave shades, or blinds, 17, a week dedicated to raising semhly and bake sale, his operator's license \VIISsus- It was furlher revealed that' funds for exchange Btuden~. brea~ins. are. almost certain to in normal position, not complete- pended. Matzke was 0:1 bond for a Park' ~e tIed m With drug addiction, Iy closed; 6. Close and lock all The students are attempting Pat Engels, president of the k to d b P t I I I club, said there will be home. Matz e was ~ ppe y a ro '/ traffic violation. I m that they are committed by doors, INCLUDING the garage to raise $1,000. The remaindOl' room and class competition man G era I d Deburhggraeve, Matzke was issued a violation I WE DELIVER ad.dicUi who sell their loot to I '1. Arrange to have your law~ raise cash to purchase drugs. t (d ' of tlie money necessary to bring which will hopefully produce the whose attention was drawn by ticket for driving while his' Oa OrNn .. $5 ., Mete Only recently a burgl8r a ~u, urmg the summer, that students of South will be raised major source of the money. the noisy muffler of Mat7.ke's license was suspended and he confessed drug user arre~ted IS); 8. Arrange ~ith a neighbor, by the adult committee, and The class that raises the most auto ,and the fact that the ve. by Park police, admitted to or .the post of~lce, to hold all Mothers' Club usual $200 c<''l- money will be awarded a trophy. hicle had only. one tail light. posted a bond of $150, later or- .e ROSL YN BFFOR~ AFTER breaking into more than 150 mall; 9. Use pm-tumbler cylin. tribution. This year's exchange students On making a radio check to dered reduced to S5\i by Farms CHIMNEY SERVICE MARKET homes in the Detroit area since der loc.ks (WIth a dead I~l!k rhis fund raising drive will 8re Solveig Benjiminsdottirfrom the station, it was found that the Judge Robert Pytell, pending an Rebullt-Repalred.Chlmney Covers. last July, averaging about $600 mech~msll)) on all extenor also help provide the YFU stu- Iceland, Eric Fischer from driver was. wanted by Detroil appearance in Farms court. Incinerator Screens • VIolations OW.1t III tile w... l":orrected.Tuck Pointing worth of valuable items from doors~ and 10. Rent a safety dents with an extra trip during Germany, Ewa Nyberg from authorities on a. traffic warrant. Malzke also posled a $15 bond 21020 MACI lytI K each home. The man said that depOSIt box for stortage of all their stay here. If there is any Sweden and Hal Taser from A LEIN check with the Secre.1 on the Detroit warrant, with this Advance Maintenance he traded his loot to feed hi. valuables. money left the club would like Turkey. tary of Slate's Office in Lans. 'bond sent to Detroit authorities. IIH531 .14-3600 heroin habit, and that this habit cost him $150 a day, and some- times more. Drug users, unless they are "loaded" with their own per- sonal funds, mostly do not ha ve sufficient income to take care of their habits, so they resort to burglaries, armed robberies, muggings, and other crimes, to get money. It was disclosed by Park au: thorities, following the arrest of the burglar, that when he was driven around the Park residen- tial areas, to point out the homes he had entered and 1001. ed, he did so without error. reo membering each house he had' visited. Not only that, police said, the man had become so proficient i1l his illegal trade, that he was able to point to other homes, almost as fast as a sr.ap of the fingers, and state whether or not anyone was at home. The detectives who accom. panied the burglar-drug addict, said that they themselves were appalled as they passed a num- ber of residences to note how many garage doors were wide open, with houses darkened, showing not a single ray of light anywhere on the property. This is a virtual invitation to be rob- bed, the officers said, whether this is during the daylight hours, or during the nighttime. Burglars spend their daylight hours, or during the nighttime h 0 u r s canvassing neighbor. hoods, looking for signs indicat- ing the absence of occupants. With rear section cut away, you see axle as it flexes with road. They spend their evening hours looking for darkened houses, or inside lights that are left on too long. It is a known fact that thieves- in-the.night hate to do their work where there 8re lights be- tMercedes-Benz cars"have'to cope with the roughest. cause they can be easily seen, authorities state. The cheapest Insurance a householder can have, on leavmg home for a roads in Europe.That's why we build our axles this way- while, is to turn on outside lights, as well as a lamp or two in the house. Also, to stimulate a someone-home atmosphere, " ' .... not !as a ~igid,one-piece beam:' . i leave a. small radio on, in the family room, or den. Sure, police say, this may up your electric bilI ~ little each month, but what is this com- pared to losing money llnd valu- lIbles, especially irreplaceable family heirlooms, to the noctur- VERmake the mistake of taking,what of the other. Just as the front wheeis do. agree that disc brakes are superior to theory in the world isn't going to build a: nal visitors. Add to. this, the common drum brakes. So when it comes great car. The actual building is up to the, trouble of putting things back . you thought was a shortcut? To give you a smooth ride without com- in order, or possibly paying the E Youchose a road that looked quick- promising road-holding. to brakes, our philosophy is simple. Use craftsmen in the factory. cost of probable damage to er on the map. But you were soon jolted But the advantages of independent disc brakes. Not just on the front wheels. That's why we use skilled cabinetmak-' property. ' into admitting your error. You had to rear suspension aren't limited to rough Not as optional extras. Use them on all ers to craft and fit the wood trim. Former "A'Id, for pete's sake" the authorities stressed, keep ga- fight to keep control as your car bottomed going. On a turnpike the benefits are more four wheels. Offerno options. dressmakers to sew the upholstery. And rage doors closed and locked. and bounced at every rut and bump. subtle. but perhaps even more important. The four disc brakes on a 'Mercedes- an assembly line that pokes along, always If a lock is broken, replace it, That's because most cars are designed Benz will help you stop surer, smoother willing to .switch off an imperfect car or if you do not have one, get to provide a "boulevard ride:' Provided Tracks like an arrow and reduce the chances of fade and when one of our 2,000 or so inspectors one and use it ! lockup. Another thing police stress, you stay on boulevards and turnpikes. When you aim a Mercedes-Benz down says, "No that's not good enough:' ALWAYS report suspicious per- an expressway, you'J1find it tracks like an sons, and questionable or dan. How to judge a car New brochures gerous actions, even if you think arrow, without those tiny steering cor- Before you judge the character of a If you would like to learn more about they might not be worth report- rections you used to make for "road car, you should view it as a totality. Some- ing. It has been said before, and wander." Mercedes-Benz perfonnance and crafts- it will be said again and again, what the way you judge the character of manshio.mail us this coupon for our new. that the police ,officers greatly Slap it over tar strips. The suspension a person. So here are a few more points prefer to respond to a call and soaks them up with firm control. Not four full.col~~ brochure. And~if you're plan. find nothing remiss, than DCJt to help you judge a Mercedes-Benz. ning a European vacation, check the bolt or fivereverberations. 1. Our overhead-cam:ihaft engines are receive a call and later find a And if you've ever been lulled by high- to see how much you can save with our crime had taken place. precisely machined, balanced and bench overseas delivery plan. And how much Keep the telephone number speed expressway driving into taking an tested to withstand the rigors of Ger- of your police department near convenience can be added to your trip. exit just a bit too fast, you'll appreciate the many's autobahns. At American speed your phone, and other emer- adhesive cornering power of Mercedes- Better yet, visit our showroom. Our gency call numbers, for that limits, a Mercedes-Benz is literally loafing. represen tativewill beglad totell you about matter. If you cannot recall the Benz' independent suspension. It gives 2. Subtle characteristics of tires have Articulated rear axle tames rough roads. any of our sixteen models. The prices number of your police depart- you an extra margin of control that some- profound effects on the overall perform- ment, dial "0" for operator. She Try that same shortcut with a Mer. how keeps your palms a little drier and range from $4,961.to $28,120.. . will be glad to connect you with ance of a car. Tires used on our cars are Andbe sure to take that test drive, your department without delay. cedes.Benz. You'll appreciate the feeling your brake foot a little less itchy. tuned to the movements of our suspen- It you .are leaving home for of control when you slam into that first sion, so they'll work as integral parts of an evening, or extended period unexpected chuckhole. And you'll notice Copyright 1970,Mcrcedes.Benz of North America, Ine. of time, here are some" more Disc brakes on all four wheels the total sy~tem. less pitching and bouncing over bumps .P.ast and Gull Coasl porls of entry, exclusive of Iransporlallon. rules to follow, depending on Automotive editors and engineers 3. All the engineering and automotive opli".lns, slate and local ',axes, if any. the situation: and railroad crossings. Even w'ashboard 1. Cancel all daily deliveries; surfaces and cobblestones won't produce r.------~ 2. J.eave a lamp or two connect. I ed to an automatic timer. so that skitterish, you'rc-about-to-losc-it that your lights turn on at dusk, fe~ling. ~ and turli off again at bedtime Pkasc send me your full.color brochure of the t.o create a "Iived.in look" while Mercedcs.Bcnz motor cars. you're away. independent rear suspension o Please include the Mcrcedes.Benz Guide to Euro- 3. Discontinue newspaper de- Our secret: An articulated rear axle. pean Delivery. liveries, or have the paper for- Namc _ warded to wherever you are: A sophisticated and 4. Notify your police depart. tough combination Addrcss _ of shafts and joints City Slate Zip _ Young Shoplifter that allows each rear wheel to move up and . IL TelcphC'ml _ ~~ down independently Nabbed in City ") George Sas5in, manag~r of Krogers, 16919 K e r c h e val, called City police on Thllr5day, February 5. to report he was holding a YOllnF(shoplift2r. The lA.year.old had stolen two pair TIIC ncw Mcrccdcs-Bcltz 250 COllpl':, of panty h05e. valued at $1.26 approximately J7,400. each and two package5 of candy bars vallled at 50 cents. The officers also found 50mlJ pl'n markers. which the YOllth admitted takin!: from Kresge's. at 17101 Kercheval. He was 15415 Gratiot Avcnue, Dctroit, Michigan 48205, Phone: 313-521.6600 taken to the City station and Wood Imports his father notified. He was re. leased to his father. Money will not bring happi- Wood Imports North 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham, Michigan 48012, Phone: 644.8400 ness, hut it attracts many Inter. csting companions.

• GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thur5d.y I Februlry 121 1970 ~:~~e;~~at~:wOI~i~~;~ph:~dLenten Series Pointers Given Degrees At V.M Short IRS Tax Return Form dropped it in the mail. . ElFxp ores ann0.Y A number of Pointers were BA In sociology; and Richard Thl~ yea~, the IRS, o~er. __ among the 2300 students reo David White, 1341 N. Oxford, Makes Confusion Costlier whelmed with guilt at havlOg B P Wh't .. d ' t . t SSE in Industrial Engineering. denied many ot us "short form" y epper I elaw celvlOg egrees a Wln el' com. By Phil Loranger Revenue Service's short, federal citizens man of the advantage6 ~he many pressures In our mencement exe~c1s~s held reo More are William John Kel. You are a better man than I ineome tax form tor the past of the exenrPtion and benefits I society today have caused a ~ent~y at .the U~lvr~lty of Mich. ler, 1452 Beaconsfield, BSE ill am, Gunga Din, if you are able year. of the itemized tax relurn, de. I breD~down in the family unit. i Igan s ~lll auditorium: Naval Architecture and Marine t? f,i,gure ?ut the new "liimpli. It used to be that you liimply cided to improve their standard: Family membcrs often fall to; They Included Ca,therme Grim. Engineering; Timothy Walter fled vemo" ot the Internal: filled out your short form in a 1040 and give us a break. Evi. ~e~e!l1bel' that though they are shaw, .64 Berkshire, Bachelor dent1y, their guill was tempered ~.ndl\'ld~,als,.the): are part of a of MUSICdeg.ree; Krlst~ F. Van Osius, 229 Ridgemont, BBA; with a bit of old-fashioned IRS whole which IS the FA~ILY. Ham, 1.154BI~hop, BS m speech Margaret Ann Borski, 431 Chal. atlitude Members of the Grosse Pointe correction; LlOda June Shaffer, fonte, BA in edueatlon; Roljert ..' . . ~Icmorial Church care about 1761 Hampton. BA in speech; Frederick Hoe b e r 11n g, boa GUNS If we are gomg to give these maintaining the family unit as l?aul Edward Morath, 1514 Wayburn, MS In physics; Anne ~olks a brcak, lei's camouflage a hase from which other worth. Aline, Masters degree in busi. court. BA in Psychology; Rich. It," th~y ~eem to say. "We'll while rl!lationships should be ness; Diana Saglimbene, 1218 ard T. Navarre, 1813 Kenmore, SHOOTING make It a ~ame. l( they can formed. Because they care they Hampton, MA in English; LQuis ME in Administration of Ele- solve our nddle of the form, are planning a series of "Len- James Fox, 2146 Ridgemont, mentary Schools; Walter Rice ACCESSORIES Ih.ey get the benefits. It not, we ten Conversations" to explore BBA in accounting; Arthur J. Laitner, 82 Muskoka, BSE in stili come out on top as usuaL" the family unit. Rohde, Jr., 50 Oxford, BA in Industrial Engineering; Alan James Carotla, 341 P.e!anger, I tried for the break, but I I The first of these is Slatedj economics; J,ames Chester Da~- BOOTS AND BSE in Industrial Engineering; really don't know what I got, I for Wednesday, February 1B, forth, 1? Willow la?e~ BS to save for red eyes, an aehing and features Dr, Ester Middle. pre.m.ed, Susan T.aylor, 452 and Robert Thomas Eggleston, CLOTHING writing hand and about six wood, retired director of the Colomal court, BA m French; 178 McKinley, BSE in Electrical You'll Fall InLove With Your sleepless hours. Michigan Mental Health Asso. Kathryn Sue Jens, 1246Balfour, Engineering. Th ft" ciation. She will forward the Quaker Maid. Kitchen! e orm s arts out sneakmg. question "Famil' A H V. OJ L J .S I.' Iy easy .. You wri~e in.your name To Stay~Or Arclehe:?~' p~rr~ U~g"'" ° ones peaks nfonday B. McDaniel Gun Shop ~", ... and SOCialsecunty number ~nd ticipants will discuss Jia:w pres- Handsome custom cabinets, in your choice of 17 15102. KERCHEVAL VA 1.12.00 ~::::~~ Ec,..,:,~: that of your spouse, I?rop a line sure groups undermine the fam. The seeond in the series of United Campus Christian Fel- MIch. I.nk.,d and add your occupatIon. So far, ily solidarity why younosters six lectures being presented by lowship at Wayne State Univer- styles and 38 lovely wood finishes, highlight Optn Tilt •., " Frldll ' '.m. to • p.m. Muter Ch.,•• sity. Mon., W.d., Thlln.," .1.,' •.m. I. , p.m. so good. turn to drug;, sex and a1~ohol. the Un~versity Center for Adult your Quaker Maid~ Kitchen _ .. a thing of The next three lines are used learning how to listen to our Education an~ co.sponsored by After the 1967 Detroit riot; for your regular exemptions chi.ldren, what are the rights of It~e Grosse ~om~e Human Rela. Mr. Jones was appointed "hair. beauty and a joy forever, Practical, too, for we and that seems easy enough, ~hl!dren to prlY~cy and free tlo~s Co~ncl1 and the Int~r- man of the Presbytery of De. but then you get trapped off time, and what are they doing Falt~ Aetl~n Center for RaCIal troit's Co.or~inating Committee. can design your Quaker Maid- Kitchen with base with the next set ot in. as Christian families to corre- Justice WIll le presented on 30 Tickets can be obtained at structions. late the needs of all family ~!onday, February 16, at 7: the door for $2.50. your needs in mind. Come in or call us this week BRIGHTNESS " . members. A film called "As- 0 clock, at the War Memona!. Tak.e $200 of line 3,. ~age~, t~rick", which gives a view of Featured speaker will be Vir. for an estimate. We can take care of the com' f. ad~ $60 ~Ius cost of lIvmg .(If hfe in suburbia, will be shown. gil L. Jones who wlll discuss , e6timated, ~e.e sched'Jle Z, line . The February 25 session will "Institutional Racism - The plete job with a minimum of fuss and bother. Brightness is the result of good dry cleanir.g, 14a an? diVide by 361.~~9 or ask, "Are the Children in the White Church." Mr, Jones ob. Wanted prespotting, car'!ful control of detergents, a 653.98 If over 50 and drIVIng a Suburbs Short.Changed in Their tained his degrees from the Quaker Mai

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DON R. HEATH February 3, in Bon Secours I REAPPRAISAL I UPHOlSTERING CO. Funeral services for national. Hospital.. I What this countrv needs most 6122 MtIck AY.. "'_ YA 2"'" Obituaries Iy-known stamp collector, Don Mr. Domemc was the owner . -. . Fireplace R. Heath, 83. of 651 Barrington' of Belding's Cleaners and Dy- at present I.S a reVival of ialth • Custom • road. were held on Friday, Feh. ers for 45 years. He retired in most of all In ourselves. ALFRED C. SCOTI' Mr. Kelleher is survived by REUPHOLSTERING .. RESnUNG Funeral service for Mr. his wife, Josephine; a daughter, ruary 6, in te Griffith and Wade 11957. I Wood • fTee plck up alld deLive" Scott, of 21 Newberry place, Mrs. John !lailey; two sisters, Funeral Home. He d i ~d on He wa~ a member of Alger 1..------1 IIru ., ".,11.114 • selecl Irom hundreds of lift. were held on Wednesday, Feb. Mrs. James Sexton and Mrs. Tuesday. Fe~ruary 3. In the Vet Post 995 and _ World War I WE LIAS • • CANNAL COAL fatmea ruary 4, in the Verheyden Fu- S. E. Dunn; and four grand- Maroun Nursmg Home.: veterlln of the Red Arrow 23nd • KINDLING WOOD • custom made slip covrn Mr. Heath was past-presIdent Division I FORDS neral Home. He died on Mon. children. and lifetime secretary of the " d.II,." to .11 t.. ,.ilf •• • guaraft/eed • I~a atlllil4bl. day, Feltruary 2, in Miami, Internment was in Resurrec. CALL 777.2800 Fla. tion Cemeter~, Detroit Philatelic Society and He is survived by his wife, I COOK FORD, INC. flEE ESTIMATES - VA 2.9660 one of the 12 oldest members Willa; four daughters, Mrs. An. VIAENE NURSERY SALIS OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Mr. Scott was owner and pres. .. '" • of the American PhlIatic So. thony Culotta, !tirs. Charles 16901 MACK 115.4000 ident of the George T. Alger RICHARD W, LONG ciety. He was the author of sev. Pardon. Mrs. W, J, MacLeod,I .. ------.--" Company and was associated Funeral servic~s [or Mr. era I books on stamp cl1l1ecting. Mrs. Stewart Smith; three sis. ------with them for over 50 years. Long, 47, of 20154 Fairway He is survived by his wife, ters; eight: grandchildren and The Detroit Institute of Arts CONCERT SERIES During World War I he drive, will be held today, Thurs. Frances and two sisters. Inter. one great.grandchlld, r••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~ Etlllh J. Fr .. mln-Chllrmln served will. the 23rd Engineers day. February 12, at 10 o'clock, ment was in Woodland Ceme. Interment was in Mount ~t and was a member of the at Our Lady Star of the Sea tery, Monroe, Mich. Pleasant Cemetery, London, On. i New Sony 630.0 i THE COLOGNE CHAMBER American Legion. He was a Church and at 9:30 o'clock from • • • tario, Canada. It- 1C0 L", n..1& .. member of the Consistory and the Verheyden Funeral Home. LUCY DISTEL KAlIN Ntw SOllY F.. tllr .. l E ORCHESTRA Moslem Temple, The Ever. He died on Monday, February Add 11M Sony 104041.1 no. D .. Illades Club of Palm. Beach, 9, in SI. John Hospital. Funeral services for Mrs, .t.r.o tiP' d.dr: to your lOlInd .. Friday, February 20, 1970, 8:30 p,m. Pointe Questers .y,t.m 4ftd to 1m. .. The Country Club of Detroit, Born In Lakewood, 0., Mr. Kahn, of 143 Lewiston road, 11,1,0 ,h. Tickets: $5: $4; $3.50; $2.50 at Delroit Institute 01 Art. plov,menll An .,rtW' to pro. ~ The Detroit Club, and the De- Long was executive viee.presi- were held on Saturday. Febru- tll,10 •• 1 t.. I" .. provld. till ~ (832.2730); Grillnell's (961.5075) ; J. L. Hudson Ticht Offices To Meet Frida:r c1.. :'I, qu.:lty sound of SOllo1 i trait Athletic Club. dent of the Zimmer Keller, Cal. ary 7. in the Verheyden Fu. ,t'"0 lop •• And ,h. Sony Mr. Scott was active in in. vert Inc. advertising agency nel"al Ham e. She died on 4111-0', .ddIUon,1 h19h ,,,.1 The Grosse Pointe Chapter 10pull .,41,wltehloq I.eillll.. .. dustry affairs having served for 20 yellrs. Wedne~day. February 4, in Bel. of Questers will meet tomor. p,ovld. 9,.. tor .. ",llIily to, ~ as president of the Michigan He is survivell by his wife, mont Nursing Home. .. ~OU' lOatnd Iy .... m. Com. In .. row, Friday, February 13, at 10 lod,y •• 41... wk,t tho Sony .. Truckinll Association and as Margery; a son, Christopher; Mrs. Kahn is survived by a i o'clock with Mrs. M. L. Van 104041.1610.0 con do 10' you' ~ a member of national com- two daughters, Katherine and daughter, Mrs. James K. Morti- Dagcns. o( ~10ran road, serving It- ,ound 'r,l.ml ..t BON JOUR mittees. He devoted much of Margaret and a sister. mer, of Glenview, Ill.; a son, $29950 as hostess. Co.hostesses are It- :-ow::::: -= ~ t his time and energy to the pro. • • • Kenneth F.; two sisters, Anna LUXURIOUS DINING ROOM motion of safety on our streets ADELIA L. WICHMAN C. Distel. of The Pointe and Mrs. Ivan Kirlin and Mrs. Carl It- gTrii R~ (Q) [b 4.\ M~ t Serving: • STEAKS • CHOPS • SEAFOOD Anderson. Mrs. Rob e r t G. .. ~ 11;:I .. and highways. I Funeral services for Mrs. Mrs. Halt Henderson, of Wil. Winckler will give a talk on .. • COCKTAILS • LUNCHEONS-DINNERS mette, III,; seven grandchil- . 17131 »111 20146 139 .. I He was an ardent collector Wichni'an, 69 of 1423 Berkshire Ceramlcs. : w. McNichols, Plymouth, Mlck S. Mlln, .. Complete Food Carryou+S of early American clocks. and road. were 'held on Monday, dren and one great.granddaugh. ______! D.troll Llvonll Grant Pt.. Rocheste, .. served as past president of the February 9, in St. Paul Lu- ter. Drive safely, motorists-don't Bit 3..921 261.117" TU 4-3100 651.3530 .. OPEN EVES' TILL' .. Moderately Priced National Association of Watch theran Church, St. Clair Shores. Interment was In White Chap. let an accident spoil your plans. COCKTAIL HOUR 3.7 P.M. HOT and COLD HORS D'OEUVRES and Clock Collectors. She died on Friday, February el Cemetery. :*******************************************"'. He is ~urvived by his wife, 6, in St. John Hospital. • • • 16390 E. Warren 885.8887 Gertrude!; a daughter, MrS. Mrs. Wichman is survived by MARTHA DAVENPOR'f It Audubon IGeorge Ritchie, of New Canaan, her husband, Theodore R.; one Funeral services for Mrs.' _. IConn,: and six grandchildren. son, Kendall L.; two sisters, Davenport, 86, of 1141 Grayton Charlie Rossie.' s In lieu of flowers contribu- Mrs. Albert Thiel and Mrs. road, were held on Thursday tions may be made to The Louis Benegonl; a brother, February 5, in the Verheyde~ Principia, SI. Louis, Mo., or the Arthur Paselkj two granddaugh. Funeral Home. She died on GOLDEN Salvation Army. 122. W. Lafay. ters, Pamela and Christina; and Tuesday, February 3, in The DOWNTOWN FORD eUe. Detroit. a grandson, Roberl. Moroun Nursing Home. Invites You To See ~ Interment was in Elmwood Interment was in Gethsemane Born in Texas, Mrs. Daven- Joe .\rca I Cemetery. Cemetery. port is survived by her hus- m-~. BUDDHA I ..... * • * • band, Roger M.; two daugh- For Your Next I~f~'!t'l' Chinese-American RESTAURANT ROY K. STEWART RALPH R. LAWRENCE ters, Mrs. John Lee Thompson New or Used Car ,: Funeral services for Mr. Ste- and Alice Rae, and a sistl'r COCKTAIL LOUNGE Funeral serl'ices for Mr. wart, 61, of 1320 Somerset road, Lawrence, 75, of 473 Cloverly Mrs. A. C. Sneed. . , I • The Most Complete Faciliti.s Fri. & Sat" 11 a.m. 10 1 in the Detroit Area 16340 HARPER were held on Monday, Febru. road, were held on Tuesday, Interment was in Evergreen 'I' Mon.-Thurs., 11 a.m. to 12 Cemetery, Ranger, Tex. Sunday 12 to 12. near Whittier ary 9. in the Verheyden Fu. February 10, ftom the A. H. • Rental and Leasing Programs Ample Parking neral Home. He died on Thurs. Peters Funeral Home. He died • • • I • Chauffeur Servico to Your JAMES DOMENIC 'WO day, February 5, in Bon Secours on Friday, February 6, at SI. Joe Arca Downtown Office or Down. 3.4700 • Featuring the very finest in. Can- COMPLETE Hospital. John Hospital. Funeral services for Mr. Do- o w t town Shopping Area J; .. tonese dishes for Luncheons and C lr2: • '0. Se rY menic, 80, of 903 Roslyn road l 6 'c, Mr. Stewart was accounting Mr. Lawrence was a member A Cood Moin Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails, 8JJ 1 O supervisor for Michigan Wis- of the Rainbow Division of the were held on Friday, February rt!! consin Pipeline Services. Uniled Stales Army. 6, in the Verheyden Funeral . To Know 1833 E. JEFFERSON He is survived by his wife, He is survived by his wife, Home. He died on Wednesday, I Alice W. and a son, Kelsey. In- Helen; two sons, Jack and Rob. terment was in Cadillac Mem. ert and four grandchildren. "JVhere else hut La 1I1editerra'l1ee orial Gardens East. Inte-'menl was in Mount Oli. ! .. .. '" vet Cemeky. I can you dine 011 Quenelles HERBERTW.KELLERER • • • Funeral services for Mr. Kel. RUDOLPH J. NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION de BrochetDieppoise? leher, 67, of 709 Trombley road, ZIEGENFELDER were beld on Tuesday, Febru- Funeral services for Mr. Zie. JVe'1l meet you thereln ary 10:0\;' the Verheyden Fu. g~nfE;lder, 91, 1953 Brys drive, neral Hodl~ and from St. Clare will 'be held today, Thursday. OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTQRSOF that elegant, award.winning restaurant in the Church. He died suddenly on February 12, at 9:30 o'clock Friday, February 6, in Bon from the A. H. Peters Funeral Secours Hospital. Home and at 10 o'clock from THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, hotel &...1 P~ntChortrarn He lived in the Detroit area St. Joan of Arc Church. He died twO WASHINGTON IOULEVAIlD for 64 years. He was vice-presi. on Sundny. February 8, in St. dent a.ml.~t.reasurer. of . Bailey John Hospital. I AI '" Reservations 965.0200 and Kelleher, .nianufacturers of Mr. Ziegenfelder is survived' Your Host Chuck Muer WAYNE COUNTY,- . MICHIGAN '. +' . ~ , ~ .'.,. • ~ I .... :I aluminum products and insula. by .~is wife. Sarah; five spns, tion glass. Arthur A:. Carvel C., Phillip J., • I r '. ~. l" ,_ ..~.'~ , Rudolph H. and Clarence Lim. i bert; 15 grandchildren and 34 FOR THE SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD great-grandchildren. I Interment was in Mount Oli. vet Cem~tery. I • • • ! ON TU,ESDAY, MARCH 24, 1970 CYRIL H. MOORE ! Private family services were held for Mr. !\foore, 16939East' TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF ~AID SCHOOL DISTRICT: Jefferson, in North Tarrytown, Robert Culp. Natalie Wood, N.Y. He di~d on SII'1day, Feb- Elliott Gould, Dy.n Cannon ruary 8. in Georgian East PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Spechil School Election will be held in said School Dis- In Nursing Home after a 101ll(ill. trict on Tuesday, March 24, 19~0. "B08 6' CAROL 6' ness. Born in Ohio, Mr. Moore TED & ALICE" was with the patent division "f Act 269 Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, as amended, provides in part as follows: In Color- Rated "R" the General Motors Corporation for 27 years_ He retired five SATURDAY AND SUNDAr years ago. "The Inspectors of Election at any annual or special election shall not receive the vote Special Children's !lhtlnee He was graduated from Mi. 2 Cartoons Features In Color ami University, Oxford. Ohio. of any person residing in a registration school district whose name is not registered as an elector "THE MAN CALLED in 1922. He was a member of in the cit.y or township in which he resides." fliNTSTONE" The University Club and Beta and Theta Pi fralernity. THE LAST DAY on which persons may register with the appropriate city or township "HEY THERE, IT'S YOGI BEAR" Mr. Moore is survived by his clerks of the city or township in which they reside in order to be eligible to vote at said Special All maln floor Hats 7$0 wife, Ann~ McEvoy Moore; a son, Cyril H. Jr.; and a sister, Election is Friday, February 20, 1970. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Stand. I ?lIarian A. Moore. ard Time on said Friday, February 20, 1970, will not be eligible to vote at said SpeC'illl Sr.hool Elec. , .,. Memorial tributes may be : made to the charity of your tion. In addition to all other times, the city and township clerks will be in their offices to receive r registrations on Saturday, February 14, 1970, between the hours of 8:00 o'clock A.M. and 5:00 i A 71IVSS'..t GE ""F} ALL i ~~fIic~heFO~im~t~erR~nf~a%~~~~~ P.M., .Eastern Standard Time. : l'.lhl ~ .I V -'" • Company, TE 1-27l2. _ : Interment wa. in North Tar. Under the provisions of Act 269, Public Acts of Mich,igan, 1955, as amended, registrations i THE ,PEOPLE WHO il_rytow_n, N._Y. __ I will not be taken by school officials, and only persons who have registered as general electors with the appropriate city or township clerks of the city or township in which they reside are registered school electors. Persons planning to register with the city or township clerks must ascertain the days i LAST YEAR SAID I. and hours on which the clerk's office is open for registration. Registration of unregistered qualified electors of the School District will be received b at the following places: _i "Next .1"'ear •i 8Db l - . 1. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Park shall register at the office of the Clerk of - . • the City of Grosse Pointe Park, 15115 East Jefferson Avenue, City of Grosse Pointe Park, Michi . WHAT WAS THE I we're going to get i 4REATE$T gan. : .1 UPSET IN 2. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe shall register at the office of the Cler!( of the City c!, $POIZTS -I an air conditioner" i of Grosse Pointe, 17150 Maumee, City of Grosse Pointe, Michigan. . -. 3. Resid',:nts of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms Shall register at the office of the Clerk of I IT'S NEXT YEAR I the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, 10 Kerby Road, City of Grosse Pointe Farms, Mkhigan. 4. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, shall register at the office of the Clerk -: Why wait for hot weather? The 1970 line of whole house air conditioning .: of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, 20025 Mack Avenue, City of Grosse Pointe Woods. Michigan. I is .in now and waiting for your ordp.r. By ordering now you not only : I save the inconvenience of seasonal delays but valuable dollars too. Check • fl. Residents of the City of Harper Woods shall register at the Orfice of the Clerk of the I: these advantages: :1 City or Harper Woods, 19617 Harper Avenue, City of Harper Wooels, Michigan, o Serving the Grosse Pointes since 1950 If ~'Oll haven't foulld a ~ar that _ 0 12 service and installation trucks • suits YOll for condilion, tl'rms, : 6. Residents or the Township of Grosse Pointe shaH register at the office of the Clerk of the - for fast service • price, you haven't. tried RICH. Township of Grosse Pointe, 795 Lake Shore Drive, Village of Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan. 0 Licensed heating and air conditioning contractor : ARD BUICK. We have II score I of unbeatable buys, Come see 0 Sales and service on all major brands II 'em! Remember, we have over This notice is given by order of the Boarel of Education of The Grosse Pointe Publie o Power Humidifiers _ lwo hlocks of sales anrl service SchO'lI System, Wayne County, Michigan. 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•• fo. all R.inted communication media! ; Thursday, February 12, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ----,. BREAKS LEG RENT A NEW Friars Grab Hockey Ti~le; Jim Bolton Leading Score),1 City police escorled Helen By Phil Loranger scoring title, after completing northenstern fringes of the to more hockey successes as Melaw, 983 Lincoln, to Bon CHEVY TODAY! the game continues to gain When Austin Catholic Prep the season as a one-man scor. country. The main drawback in Secours Hospital on Monday, popularity and momentum in WffllND IATES-I". NOON 'J1L MON. NOON School roared home this week ing machine. getting even more Poi n t e the area. If there is a "hot.bed" February 2. Mrs. Melaw had to capture the International Jim Bolton is the Pointe's schools and young players In. of hockey in the slale, it rests fallen down the stairs an~ High School Hockey League's "Mr. Hockey." Probably the Plu~ volved in the sport is the lack in The Pointe. SPECIAl Second Division East champion- broken her leg. 815 MOeage finest skater in Ihe league, the of available ice. WEEKEND ship, it not only marked the slope shouldered center has a -----.-----_._._------first time such honors have hard and accurate shot anll is a "The Poi n I e recreational IATES come Austin's way but it also tough checker. hockey leag'les - Squirts. Ban. was further indication that The tams and feeWees - .are be. "Bollon could p I a y hockey Pointe has reached parity with ginning to feed more players Charlie Rossie's with any college team in the into the high school ranks and ..... other communities in hockey country right now," claimed prowess. hockey is expanding faster than CH.VWAY Head Coach Tony Elliott, a CHEVROLET DEALERS LEASING/RENTAL SYSTEM Led by the hard.skating "Pro- ever," claimed Elliott. "It takes Canadian.born laskmaster, who a good background 10 be a good DOWNTOWN FORD duction Line," of Mike Gotfred- lurned downed a professional son, John Fox and Steve Brune, hockey player. In many other playing caret'\' to c a a c h. "It sports you can teanh a young- Invites You to Set which combined for a se8son- DICK SHALLA LWING wouldn't take much for him to ster the game. even if he has Ceorge Mumaw high point pl'l'd uclion of 39 16555 HARPER, Nr. Whittier 885-0875 adjust to the "J u n lor B" never played it beCore, bul in iltA goals, the F l' i a r s romped For Your Next leagues and I have no doubt hockey it is nearly impossible ~~f. through. their division oppo- New or Used Car " .=====c======that he w 0 u Id be as tough to teach a fellow to skate. if ,. nents, outpacing second.place there as he has been here at he has never strapped on the • Th. Mo.t Complete F.cilities " University School by 10 points. schoo1." blades prior to high school age. In the Delroit ArM The Friars broke all standing This writer has watched Bol. "The best hockey league in school scoring records and the ton play on a number of occa. • R'1I1111 ed Leftillt Progr ... Gotfredson.Fox.Brune line set the U,S, is the 'J u n i or B" ff•• , sions, Believe me, if the Pointe Georce Mumaw • CIl•• Servlc. t. Yo.r individual records in every has a player break into the brand, which is comparahle to DOWIII,wII Offic. ., DowlI' small college hockey," Eliott offensivebrackel. The team re. professional ranks in the near A Cood Man t.w. S"ppllli Ar•• ceived 124 total minutes in pen- future, his name will be Jim pointed out. "The Canadians SPACES, TO LIMIT tering of Miller Drug Store, in the Park and partly in De- team's facully assistant. AND RESTRICT THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF FAMILIES WHICH MAY BE 1It 14945 Kercheval av~nue, at troit. While the Austin puckstE!rll HOUSED 11'; DWELLINGS HEREAFTER ERECTED OR ALTERED, AND FOR Mayburn, which took place dur- Petrie said that when the Z were claiming the i r initial SAID PURPOSES DIVIDE THE CITY INTO DISTRICTS. TO PROVIDE A METHOD ing the night of Sunday, Feb. burglar lowered himself into OF ADMINISTRATJON AND TO PRESCRIBE 'rHE PENALTtES FOR THE VIOLA- Z hockey crown, Un i v e r sit y ruary B. the store, he set off an auto- TION OF 1TS PROVISIONS" adopled on November 3. 1952, also known as Chapler 44 School's Jim Bolton was run- Del. Charies Petrie, assigned 'Z matic alarm, which, although of "The Code of the City o( Grosse Pointe Woods of 1953" ning away with the Division to investigate the burglary, it was not heard outside of the THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS ORDAINS: .Z said the breakin carne under building, nevertheless fright- Sectioh 1. 'I'hat Paragraph (h) of Section 44.3,16 of Article 44.3 of Ordinance the Park's jurisdiction because Z ened the thief, who escaped. No. 8B of The City of Grosse Pointe Woods, entitled "AN ORDINANCE TO REGU- Worship Se,-vice the tllief, or thieves, entered The intruder did nol escape LATE AND RESTRICT THE LOCATION OF TRADES AND INDUSTRIES AND THE the store by choppin~ a hole empty handedt the detective LOCATION OF BUlLDINGS DESIGNED FOR SPECIFIED USES, TO REGULATE Of Dance Slated in the roof, on the Pa,rk's sid,e .. said. Pe 'grab~ ,a box contain. AND LIMIT THE HEIGHT AND BULK OF BUILDINGS HEREAFTE'R ERECTED, of the building, he said .. ing 60 cartons of cigarets, val. '1'0 REGULATE AND DETERMINE THE AREA OF YARDS, COURTS. AND OTHER A "Show and Tell" worship The' store building, as are ued at about $180. OPEN .SPACES', TO LIMIT AND RESTRICT THE MAXIMUM NUMBLR OF service of dance will be given awake. l"AlIULIES WHICH MAYBE HOUSED' IN DWELLINGS HEREAFTER ERECTED at the Grosse Pointe Unitarian OR AL'l'ERED, AND FOR SAID PURPOSES DIVIDE THE CITY INTO DISTRICTS, Church by the Festival Dancers Sunday. February 15. TO PROVIDE A METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION AND TO PRESCRIBE THE PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF ITS PROVISIONS" adopted on November 3, The dancers, directed by'Har- CITY OF 1952 also know as Chapter 44 of "The Code of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods of riet Berg, will perform two 1953:' BE AMENDED so as to provide as follows: . ~., "¥p:.t,i~ns,,,; "Rejoice," a jazz mass;. and' "God Is Alive," a Seeton 44.3.16 OFF STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS . . poem by Leonard Cohen, sung .~'f'tbjSt JI'oii\te (h) The amount of required off.stre~t 'parkin~ ~pace for ne~, uses of bUlldmgs, rm1l1~' additions thereto, and additions to eXlstmg bUlldmgs, as speclf1ed above, shal~ be by Buffy Ste. Marie. determined in accordance with the following table, and the space so reqUlred Jennifer Pethick, one of the You need life Insurance. Now we'vegQt dancers, wil1 speak briefly shall be stated in the application for a Building Permit and sHall be irrevocably it. Search all you want. We don't' think about the dance as worsbip. SPECIAL NOTICE reserved for such use: you'll flnd1t for less. Anywhere. It's called Appropriate readings for USE REQUIRED PARKING SPACE (1) One family dwellings or Three (3) parking spaces for each dwelling unit. MemberLife. And It costs $19 a year. mediation will be done 'by Dr. I TO TAXPAYERS Douglas A. Sargent. mixed occupancy Plus a $2~:~rollm~nt f~e.., . Everyone is wj!lcome to the Two family dwellings or S mixed occupancy service which begins at 10:30 Since the last date for, paying the 1969 County Grosse PointeD.ivision . . o'clock at' the Grosse Poinle (2) Community centers, IIbra. Provide about each building an improved area. other Unitarian Church at the corner and Schoo! Taxes without penalty is Saturday, Feb. ries, museums. post offices, than the front yard which shall bl! su£ficient in size of Maumee and Neff. 15415 ~. JEFFERS~No' flHONE821~'3~ civic clubs, etc. to provide adequate facilities for parking and as . Church members and gue.sts ruary 14, 1970, taxpayers are reminded to make George Measel, Manager appml'ed by the Board of Appeals are invited to stay for coffee payment of their taxes by Friday, February IS, (3) Theaters and auditoriums One (I) parking space Cor each four (4) seats, plus afterwards. 1970, in order to avoid the possibility of a penalty. (olher than incidental to additional space equal in number to fifty per cent MemberLife is underwritten by Michigan life Insurance Co. schools) (50%) of the number of empioyees of the theater. Tax bills postmarked on or before February (4) Churches, auditoriums One (1) parking space for each four (4) seats in 14, 1970 and received in the mail by incidental 10 schools the main assembly unit February (5) Schools-Public, Parochial One (1) parking space for each two (2) employees CITY OF 16th., will not be subject to penalty. and Private (Elemcntary) (including teachers and administrators) plus suffl- cient off-sireet space for the safe and convenient loading and unloading of students Schools-Public. Parochial One (1) parking space for each ten (10) sludents e;~St1Pointt FLORINE STALLARD and Private (Intermediate) and staft J~ Schools-Public, Parochial One (1) parking .!paee for each four (4) slulienls City Treasurer SUMMARY OF and Private (High School) and staff Published in Grosse Pointe News (6) Mortuaries or funeral homes One (1) parking space Cor each fifty (50) square THE MINUTES issue of February 12, 1970. , feet of floor space in the slumber rooms, parlors or individual funeral service rooms. February 2, 1970 (7) All medical clinie.~. banks, One (1) parking space for each two hundred (200) D'gou barher shops, and beauty square feet of floor space: PLUS onl: (1) parking The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. parlors space for each office, or one (1) parking space for Present on Roll Call: Mayor William G. Butler, Kno"" CiTY OF each slaff member and employee, whichever is the Councilmen James H. Dingeman, Mark C. Stevens, Tit• .,.•.t- grealcr Nancy J. Waugaman, Richard C. Hudson, Robert T. (B) All dental clinics. business One (I) parking space for each three hundred (300) Herdegen, Jr., and E. Rust Muirhead. by Paul Sellweiwr or profl'ssional ofrices. retail square feel of floor space Those Absent Were: None. stor('s. sales or service or Mayor William G. Butler presided at the 'f9tOS9t lJoinft lBooh9 repair shops and other PCI" Here's an oddity about II sonal scrvi('c shops except meeting. city, built just to be CAPI- such r('tail stores. sale~ or The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of January TAL of AUSTRALIA _ .. MICHICAN s c rv i (' C or repair shops 19, 1970, were accepted as corrected. specifil'd in (9) helOlv In compliance with the Order rendered by the On April 30, 1911, a world- Hearing Olficer on November 10, 1969, the Coun- wide competition was held (9) Such retail stores or shops. Upon application to and hearinl: before the Board of I for a pI an of the city. An cil ordered the necessary steps to be taken to de- NOTICE OF where hy reason of the na- Appeals, the requirements for adcl'(uate off.street . American, Waller Griffin of ture of th(' business to be parking facilities shall be determiner!. molish the existing building on the property at 223 Chicago, was awarded first Moross Road. conr!ucled thcrein. the De- prize. Ac- PUBLIC HEARING partment of Public Safety The Council approved the low bid of the Stand- cordingly the sbal! certif:~ to tbe Depart. ard Oil.Division of the American Oil Company, in city was' mcnt of Building Jnspect'on, the unit amount of $.1225 pE'r gallon, for the City's i buill. It was NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of that a traffic hazard would one. year requirement. of gasoline, to begin on Feb- • named CAN- he created hy the volume of BERRA- the City of Gro!lse Pointe Woods will hold a Public ruary I, 1970. Hearing on the request of Daniell Associates 1he patrnn~' v('hi('ular traf The Council approved the proposal of Shock capital of fi(' to aorl from su('h husi. Australia. Architects Incorporated for The Lochmoor Club, n('ss so as to r('l'(uir(' arle. Brothers Tree Service for the spraying of Elm trees qual(' off.st r('('1 parking fa. Canhcrra is which is the owner of the premises known as 10Ul with Dormant Methoxychlor Application at a ~ost cf ri one of Ihe Iili('s $5.50 per Elm tree on private property and ~2.50 Sunningdale Drive, being Outlot Aa, Outlot C and On all ('hang('s of occupancy where a n('w tenant oc('upies th(' builr!inl!. whether he h('auliful citics of the world. per Elm tree on City property, for the 1970 tree Outlot Da of Lochmoor Subdivision, Grosse Pointe ('onlmu('s Ill(' same us(' or nol. in struclur('s exi~lin~ prior to the ar!oplion of thl~ But the odd thin~ about it is spraying program. Am('nrlm(';)I, 111(' orr Slre('l Parking R('l'(uirements shall conform 10 at I('asl 50% of the that it n('ver becamr well Woods, Michigan to construct a five foot 15') orna- r('qlllrcm('n!s aho\'(' sp('cificr!: provided. that Ihe total ar('a of th(' original stru,cture The Council approved the transfer of funds in known ... In facl. throu~h. mental brick fence and a twelve foot (12') chain r('mam un('hang('d. If the totAl area of an existing huilr!in~ is ('hanged. the hllllr!ing the amount of $10,000.00 from the Contingent Ac- out Ihc world, most people link fence. musl ('on form to the r('quircm('nts above specifjN1. Any anr! all builr!ings conslructed count to the Tree Maintenance Account for the think of larl(('r cities, like artN the Adoption of Ihls Onlinance mmt conform to lh.' requirem('nls. costs incurred for tree maintenance throughout the Melbourne or Sir!ney. as be. J-:xisling prop<,rly U~I'S mR,\" h(' Ilermitt('r! to conlinue unl('ss amI until sllch use City. and for the Spring, 1970, tree spraying pro. in/! th(' ('apita!. Thi!l Notice is given in accordance with the pro- visions of Ordinance NO.7 R of the City of Grosse shall h(' terminalI'd or mlll('riAlly ('han~erl or a!t('rer!. in whil'h ('v('nl thl' Off Street gram. What you shoulr! know is Parking n('qllirem('nl~. h(,l"('ioh('for(' ~('t forth shAll he eomplil'r! with. The vacAtinl: Mayor BuUl'r proclaimed the' obsl'rvanre of that SCHWJo:IT7.ER RF.AT. Pointe Woods. of tll(, huil!llng or stru('tuT(" or.hl'

Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thl.ll'1d.y. February 12. 1970 Jets Dominate NC Winter Open Pointe Ice-Boaters Ready Goedertier Squir~Hockey Begins Feb. 16 Thei r Craft for Big .Races COIN CLEANER ~~Soune Countr.y. By Uoyd Semple The ann u a I Neighborhood WhUe thl~ reporter was travel- Club All Pointe Winter Open By Phil LoraDger 5.o.y SKIWtEK frll $11.50 pete in the Invitationals, com. ing and unable to provide Tournamenl will commence on Don'l bolher rubbing your ing fl'om as far east as New .$ SAVE $ .Day SKI WEEKUD frill $27,DO stories for the News, the Grosse Monday, February 16 with game eyes. Those WERE sails thal Jersey and from the west as Let V8 Do Your Dry Cleaning Pointe Hoc key AssOciation play in pool, ping. pong, and far as Minnesota. The upper INCLUDES LODGING, HEATED SWIMMING you saw off oC the Crescent -ALSO- Squirt Division was engaged in Coos ball be~ining al " p.m. Sail Yacht Club last. weekend. midwest, northern and north. POOL, EVENING RECREATlON,Ind LIFTSIII a very active January schedule This year's Win t e r Open is In Cact, a handful oC hardy eastern states are the hotbeds • DRAPES. SLIPCOVERS. SPREADS at McCann Rink. scheduled to run for two weeks sailors upped their mainsails oC ice-sailing. 11451 MIdc Aft, (1Mt, (lovlt'lr & "'or) 1.24633 Extreme cold and heavy and the presentations oC awards and c r u i sed the lake from Wind, snow ami ice are the "OIn, 10.6 - Except We4t, 1 te 6 snows did not slow the unbeat- and trophies will take place on Crocker boulevard, near Mount factors to which ice-boaters pay able Jets as they continued to Saturday, February 28. Clemens, down to the Crescent, constant heed. Lack of wind, - lead the league in every depart. Tourna,ment games are open ate a warm meal and sailed too much snow and. shorl ice Invest now in Colonial Federal Savings ment. Aside from the domina. to all senior and junior high back up the lake. call for the cancellations oC NOW tion of play by the Jets, who many contests. When the condi- school students, with separale Incredib[e? Hard[y! For the 6% Certificates ..... Compounded have yet to lose a game this tions arc right. the "go" signal high school play. All entries past 40 years, members of the Quarterly to give you a new high seaSOn and may be the first is given and one of the most HIGHE R must register at the Neighbor. Detroit Ice Yacht Club (DIYCl team to go through an entire exciting sports in the country Effective An.nual. Int~r~ of hood C I u b before Saturday, have been participating in the season unbeaten, there were gets under way. February 14. The entry fee is weekend races in ice.craIt that EARNINGS 6_136%. Iswed In minimum two additional slories of great 75 cents per entry per contest- range Crom 12 to 24 Ceet in amount of $10,000. You choose mattiity date between interest which came out of the ant January play. length and hit speeds in excess two years and five years. Stop in at any of our offices Feature games include, ping- oC 100 miles per hour under The Jets' third line star, pong, sin g [ e 5; pool, 50-ball good ice.boatin,l( conditions. for complete details. little Ken Versichele set to what straight; and foos ball. singles Gaining Popularity appears t~ leave statisticians to and doubles. Two new large be an all-time squirl division George S. Hendrie. Jr., oC trophies are about ready to be record by'scoring five times in 330 Merriweather road, an ice. presented to the Club, and will the Jets 6-1 win over the Pros. boating enthusiast for the past be awarded to tb .. r.hampions of Versi~hcle, scorir:g in every 30 years and the present DIYC the pool and plng.pong compe- period and from every conceiv. commodore. this week told the tition. These will act as a sup- able angle, completely domin- NEWS that the sport has gain. Iiment to the individual tro- ated play. His line mates, Steve ed popularity at a rapid rate phies with the winners names and Dave Kidd, picked up during the past few years and engraved OIl them. The large * numerous assiBts to improve that his club now claims a trophies will, however, remain their position in the overall membership oC more than 50 in the Clubs' trophy case. league scoring. Ken, who is persons from the tri-county only eight years old. certainly Trophies will be awarded to area. Near will be one of the stars of the all first and second place win- "At least 20 of our members 16'11 . ners. Tender, "iIIet-browned chick. Camp Sequoia Adrion future. are Pointers," Hendrie pointed en, .now-whipped paNt ... , rea, The other amazing slory was out. "Most Ilf them participated gr'.n "ltetable, hlti"e red FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 6-15 YEARS in that weekend jaunt to the cronberry .euca, hot butt.red 50 Campera/week. Exceptional Starf, Ratlo-l:6. DallY the come - from - behind tie NC Ca!!ers Cap 'COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY rldln,; (optional). Hoated Swlmmlnll Pool w/clIv1nll board. achieved by t"he Pros with the CrE'scent. which is the firsl biscuits with plenty .f honey, TENT CAMPING. EmphulJ on Individual AbUily. U Wolves on Saturday, January time we have had such perCect fOl dl .. ert--youl choice .f ICI (6.136% effective annual interest) week&-$67.1IO/week. Off Full Week 10. The Pros had taken the ear. ice conditions in the past 25 C'"'", sherbet or Iporllli", Mr. and Mrs. Robert W"ka, 365 Hal",a, Adrian, Mich., gelotin. The cost il a "' .... r.t. 49121 or call Mn. Tho", .. Maurar, Gr_ Pointa, 121. ly lead on goals by John Ward- years." 5157. $2.25 for adulta, iust $1.25 for well and Mike Mallard. The Mark Johnson was the hi~h- Jce-boatin~ is a Hendrie fam. child .. n. Wolves had come slorming back Iipht of the day in the Neil'h. ily aff:tlr. On any given week- with five stl1light scores W lead "orhood nuh GIAnt Baqketball end, one can find seven Hen. Sunday Cocktails five W two with only three Le:ll!ue on Saturd'v. January dries plvinq the Lake SI. Clair 2 PoM. to 10 PoM, minutes remaining in the game. 31. with 17 noints and mllst of ice. trainin!! and preoarinlt for Wolves' ,l(oals had been scored the rebo\lnrls. ThO! Barl""r. the club's Snnday races or one CAMP by Jeff Johnston, Tom Conway, fo"'!ht for t1l1~iT third strai"hf of the Cive Internlltional Invi- win. Jeff Theide scorell with tat;onal races, whirh are h"[d 11560 Harper .Teff Kydd, George Conway and SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20,000.00 Mike Bernard. At that point, only seven seconds to win thO! on local ice or in Another state. (o/tner Exit CHICK-A-MI coach John Hastings boldly pull- Itllm41. N ami s h. Rnvle, and HendriO! and his lwo sons. 1-94 ed his goal-tender in favor of Th ..ide scnred six points each Paul and Georlte, HI. both stll- A",erfc.n Girls 8.17 t'le sixth attacker. The Pros re. for the winners. dents at R'l11th Hil{h and his COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS sponded by keeping the puck in. The final score oC 40 .to 28 brothers Mik~ and Jack, and DETROIT 18901 Kelly at Moron-OR 2-88n near rilles not inrlicate how close the .l:\ck's two sons, make up the "'_. , ~'l side the Wolves' zone for the re- Dinln Club EAST DETROIT 15751 Nine Mile at Gratiot-PR 1-8820 Petoskey, Michigan mainder oi the gume. John 'ritans came to ther first [ass. H"ndrie racing team. Hendrie's .\ The Hllwkeye fill court l1)ress father, Geor~e, of 267 Hillcrest, Gull Carch GROSSE PTE. WOODS 2G247 MaCk at Hunt Club-TU 6-1080 Wardwell scored on an assist GROSSE PTE. FARMS 63 Kercheval "On the HiII"-TU 6-6661 from John Hastillgs and then l!ave them a 6 point leAd in the has been involved in the sport Outstanding Rid:ng & Sailing Proglams. Hastings, 116sisted by Dave third Quarter bllt lanses cost from its glory years. 63 years HOURS: 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday 'tilB p.m. Daily Instruction in Engl1sh riding. 2 riding rings, extensive Buhl, scored twice more, the them the game. The well coach- ago lo the present, though his cd Titans never lost their poise visits to the lake are less fre. trails. ALSO: Gllf, tennis, swimming, camp craft and canoe final tally coming with seven seconds remaining to play to and finished strolll!". Steve Zar. quent these days. trips, conversational French, etc. get the tie. anek and Bob Fruciano led the Call Bayview Home 200 Acres - Private lake and Golf Course. Entering thE: February sched- winers. Although the club holds its YOu are cordially invited .. or 8 Weeks Small Enrollment ule the Comets continued to traU Jim Everett. Jeff Gardner weekend r ace s off Crocker the Jets in second place and the and Chris DeCoster scored higb boulevard, it calls the Bayview col.r .. : M.... G. E. Garmhousen, Pros held a slight lead over the for the Hawks. Yacht .C1ub' "home," m.eeting to comeand view Owner-Oi rector Wolves in the battle for third. The Dukes. outplayed the there on the second Tuesday of 841 Port JeH.non Rood, Wolverines with most credit to each month to lay plans for Phil Simon and Tom Lasher. each race. one of America s finest lines in SldnlY, Ohio 45365 Lakers Trounce Rick Russo and Jim Carroll There are five classes of ice- local Showing of Comp Movies Tuesday, F~llruary 24th, 8 p.m. St. Stanislaus helped the Wolverines make it craft - the DN. Arrow. Arrow For Reservations, Call 882-9628 or 882-1301 II contest. Jet, Renegade and Skeeter. AU carpeting and area rugs The Hoosiers smooth machine five classes compete each Sun- Those who expected l'le St. remains 'J D. de f eat e d. Rick day in races of three heats and Paul Catholic Hi g h School Steiger, Doug Edwards and the once a year in an invitational. Lakers to sctamble past De- Sorgeloo9 boys made a battIe The International DN Invita- troit st. Stanislaus and gain a of it rillht to the final gun. tional was held on "home ice" CAMP CHARLEVOIX berth in the Catholic League Mike Shook and Pete Manos led this past wekend and the Ar- semi-final playoffs, got just the sc6rers while Mark Wick. row Invitational will be hosted LEES "A '"",,,ef., Camp for Bo,s" what they expected on Sunday, ard was again the leading play. by the DIVC this Sunday. on display for your ", February B, when the Paulites maker for the Hoosiers. Hendrie, who captured the in. bomhed their. quarter-final riv------ternationa1 Arrow champion- Clta,Iero;x, Micldgan a[s to the tune of 71-46. GRAVE MISTAKE ship in 1963, Is preparing for viewing in the Thl' Lakp.rs: ,~hn last wee~ Don't drive on the hil!hwa:v I another shot at the title this 45,It Se"son 80'S 6-J6 s~~l'd lITI their Mth s""nnc! d"jlike an irresistible force-yoll year. NOW ACCEPTING ENROLLMENTS FOR vl~,nn eAst crown 1n the pa~t may meet an immovable object. WIde Ranlle of Boaters I'inht :v"'r~. wA1t."d thro'."h Boats of all five classes com- Grosse Pointe-St. Clair Shores THIS SUMMER, 1970, AND FOR 1971. th" St St~"i

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"'T,rOJI"tll'Utd I , 'he shuffle bcorns nnn espec;ally 1 Ata"'JlJ,r1 ,,,' all lhe Incihlie~ 01 Ihe commu. 2.BEDROOM. 2.BA11I APARTMBNTS nily building. Bul hOlh 01 us . R.n •• I. $28S/lnclvde urpoUn., II.et, COOkln\ .e!f lIot orc rcolly Ihrrlled hy lhe cen' PLUMBINGaHEATING we'". Model.' 20464 W.bber DrI".. Pltonl 3'-0:455. Iral 0" condll,onino, dish. , '~~;I~~:dS:;:I::1~~~~~1o~YD~~1.~'.L. HU'N. tompall)". washer, Ihe slGrage 16304 KERCHEVAL, nr. Be.consfield room right in our VA 2.9070 • Gwn spoc iou~ aparlmenl ond shopping iu,' aCrO\5 NIGHTS, SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS MODEL OPEN 11:30-5:10 the Slreel in lhe famous DAILY AND SUNDAY Macomb Moll. (CLOSED TUESDAY) •• ~ii~iJt Thursd.y, February 12, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven GrosSe Pointe News IMemorial Center Schedule What Goes On ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC.' I OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL February 12.February 19 GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 at SecODd Clu. Postal' PsJd at Detroit, KlchiJlD Open DaUy 9 a.m .•9 p.m. (Ticket office closed Sundays) Your Library FULLY PAID CIRCULATION "'All Memorial sponsored activities open to the Grosse By VlrllaJa Leourd ~r}-)E}-Ull., Pointe pubUc. Hospital equipment avaiible for free loan: Phone TU 2.6900 crutches, wheel chairs, heating lamps and hospital beds. One of the new books out and Martin Luther King, the "ODl_ 1Ilc:hJ,an Pre" AaaoClaUOD and National Edltortal AIIochUOD By Sibyl NATIONAL ADVERTISING IUlPIU!SENTATlV& GROSSE POINTE" GARDEN CENTER AND LENDING that Mr. Orr will be reviewing revolutlonary stirrings among Weekly NewlP/lper RepreseDtaUve. IDe. LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on duty Tuesdays, Wednes. this spring is THE SEILING the black and white, the bloody ~ FIfth Avenue, New York leJ. .New York BYrant '.7300 In October 1955 • , • the National Bank I)f CHII,;AGO OFFICI days, Thursdays 10 a.m ••4 p.m. Volunteer consultant on OF THE PRESIDENT, 1968, by streets of Chicago, and finally,. Detroit acqpired the Grosse Pointe Bank and 93 333 North MIc:hJllan Avenue PhoDe FIn.Dellll 8-221. duty Fridays 2-4 p.m. 881.4594. Joe McGinniss. It Is a small vol- somewhat anticlimactically, the ume that makes interesting and contest between Hubert Humph- Kercheval on the Hill became the home of one of Thursday, February 12 the branch offices of the National Bank of Detroit. ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER * John McNa. significant reading because it rey and Richard Nixon for WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER 10:00 a.m. Braille Transcription - Mrs. shows the techniques and the President. It would almost take Mr. Joseph A. Berg, manager of this office, sup- JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY mara, Instructor. • effectiveness of TV in success- a Homer or a Tolstoy to do plied us with this information and told us there JAMES J. NJAIM _ NEWS, 12;30 p.m. Women's Republican Club of Grosse Pointe fully electing a "packaged" justice to all this for we have are plans for moderation which will make this PEPPER WHlTELAW , , NEWS -Luncheon & Program. candidate. Most of us would ad- elements of a Greek tragedy, important and convenient branch with its complete PHILIP LORANGER , SPORTS, NEWS * 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen COOPQf, Instructor. mit, for example, that much of with bodies strawn around! banking service better than ever to serve you. LILLIAN KARR _ __ ADVERTISING John Kennedy's success stem- One of White's best chapters MARY LORIMER.. ADVERTISING * 4;00 p.m. Basic Figure Drawing fOr Senior High - med, in 1960, from his first TV is his analysis and evaluation •• GWENDOLYN SYKE y ADVERTISING . Robert Rathbun, Instructor. debate. Since then, television of. violence in Ameriea, and he Memo From Margaret Rice • • • ('I will be in JOHN MacKENZIE _ BUSINESS * C:30 p.m. Library Science - Professor Grimes, In. seems to have come into its aptly entitles it: Appetite for New York viewing summer colIections when you JOANNE EASON , ACCOUNTS structor own politically. Apocalypse. Among other things read this column. In the mean. ALBERTA WILKE : CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING * 8'00 d 9' Th d N' ht D . CI b The impact of this book is we learn that New York City time, you should make it a point ~. BETTY RAUGHT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING . p.m. an p.m. urs ay Ig anre u - bound to be far-reaehing and is the safest ( !) city (out of ONNELLEE KOENIG .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Mr. and Mrs. Ted Forrest, Instructors. to stop and see the new cruise ,... will probably make many of us the ten largest cities) in the and spring story. The weather .. MARIE KREINER _ CIRCULATION * 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Cinema League. Ed Hartwick go back to Marshall McLuhan's Uinited States, while Houston's may not be conducive to early ---- presents his films "Arizona By Ways," U:\'DERSTA."WI1'\GMEDIA. For murder rate leads them all. He these media are here to stay, also contrasts us with Great spring clothes but by selecting ..... Happy Valentine's Day "Wings to Great Britain" and "Land of the them early you are sure to find IIlr Red ,Dragon (Wales)" and raise important questions Britain, where weapons (guns, about the future of political dis- knives, etc.) are not as avail- the best choice. They are chosen Valentine's Day is Saturday. Lest you think there were Friday, February 13 cussion in America. able and thus their crime rate with you in mind from the finest American and This is the day youngsters pre- no romantics in the mid-1800's If the title of this first-men- is down, relatively speaking. European designers. Should you admire a dress, a sent mom with that special hear thisi * 4:00 p.m. Ballet"':"Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. * 4.00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre - Mrs. lioned book rings a familiar Whit'l follow!! the year se. suit or a costume on any of the BP in your travels lacey card they've been work- "In summer's showers _ or bell, it is probably because of lIuentially, month by month, be assul'ed I too have chosen it for our shop be. ing on for weeks. The day dad April's flowers, Sydney Reynolds, Instructor. its similarity to an earlier one starting with the Tet offensive cause there is no substitute for elegant taste." forgets mom is the dishwasher, My heart wOldd still incline, * 6:45 p.m. Ballroom Dancing for 7th and 8th grades- written by Theodore H. White, in Vietnam in January, cantin- cleaning lady and cook and re- love, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Forrest, .Instructors. entitled THE MAKING OF THE uing with the return from exile members her as his "sweet- To join with thee in love's own PRESIDENT, 1968. And this in of the Republicans, the en- • heart" wjth candy, flowers and bowers, * 8:30 p.m. Parents Without Partners. Infallible Gift Formula • • • give fragrance turn will undouhtedly remind trance and exit of Romney, the from Trail Apothecary, 121 Kercheval. Here are perfume. It is the day bashful Marriage-minded women of Saturday, February 14 you that Mr. White has now struggle of the Democrats, (a some of the famous scents you'll find there: Arden's boys and blushing girls build that period, sent hundreds of * 8:00 a.in .. 6 p.m. Ski Hi Club - Day trip to Mt. "done it" for the third time, year of torment for them), the up enough courage to declare Valentines Witil this message; Memoire Cherie and Blue Grass .•. Caron's Fleur Grampian. (having written earlier, THE assessment of Lyndon Johnson, themselves. A happy Valentine love." :MAKING OF THE PRESIDENT, and his exit, the spring assassi- de Rocaille, Tabac Blond, Nuit de Noel and Muget It is the day devilish friends, "You promised me on Monday * 9:30 a.m. Ballet - Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. 1960. and THE MAKING OF nations, the vacillations and ob- du Bonheur ..• Chanel No.5, Christian Dior's Miss, (and sometimes foes), send com- last, *10:00 a.m. and 11 a.m. Children's' French - MIle Hen- THE PRESIDENT, 1964). When scurities of Rockefeller, the Dior, Diqrling, Diorissimo .•• Jean D'Albert's ic valentines that can cut you A present you wOllld bring; riette LaCroix, Instructor. he started this series in 1960 Chicago Convention, the career . Casaque, Ecusson ••• Gres' Cobachard .•• Mar- to the quick. II you receive one I Or take me on a pleusuflt walk, 11:00 a.m. and 2 p.m. Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre the question was raised as to of George Wallace and his run- cel Rocha's Madame Rochas and Femme • . • of these take heart. They have To lmy some pretty thing. performance of "The Red Shoes" - Mrs. the advisability of writing about ning.mate. In October we enter Lanvin's Arpege and My Sin ..• Nina Ricci's L' Air been sent since the 1830's. Lis. Tomorrow I sllal! be at home a presidential campaign the the home stretch, with Nixon de Temps and .Capricci . . • Hermes' Calich.e • . . ten to one a not-sa-subtle Eng- Of lov<-,a token bring; Sydney Reynolds, Director. year after it happened, but the ahead, then a last-minute surge Carven's Robe d'un Soil', Vert et Blanc and Ma lishmen sent: And when you come with rat- * 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs. Marvin Bourget, author's hunch proved correct, in the Democratic forces-and "Od bobs, I'll 'lever wed you, tat.tat Director. as all three books have been finally, the election and its re- Griffe ••. Guerlain's Shalimar. Ode, Val de Nuit, L'Heure Blue, Chant d'Alames and Mitsouko ••• And leave my rosy smilmg Pray don't forget the ring!" 8:00 p.m. Good Companions Sequence Dancing. best sellers. sults. . Sue, , We couldn't close this Valen- In 1960 and 1954, Theodore In this book, White seems Givenchy's Le De, L'lnterdit .•. Nettie Rosenstein's WIth aU th.ey pelf, thQU shan t tine mi~sile without an original 8:00 p.m. Crescent Sail Yacht Club Commodore's BaIl. Tianne and Odalisque. be mme • . White was dealing with win. to have moved beyond mere Thou ugly wrinkled Valen. message to our readers entitled, Sunday, February 15 ners such as John Kennedy and reportage to become a social , tine'" "A Reporter's V:llentine"; Lyndon Johnson, who were pre- analyst and political advocate. • 10:30 a.m. Unity Center of Truth - Church & Sunday Lovely and Lasting ... are the metal sculpture Know anyone you'd like to Dear readers on this Valentine's School. sented as predestined victors He definitely takes stands, too. send this one to? Day,. .• in the presidential stakes. In He Is pro-Johnson, pro.Vietnam, flowers which move in the slightest breeze. We "Oh, horrid, frightful, stupid I take tins specIal !tme to say, * 3:00 p.m. Beginning and Advanaed Karate - Sang 1968, the author was faced with pro-Chicago police, anti-peace love the graceful cat 0' nine tails drunkard I try to keep you well abreast, Kyu Shim, Director. several difficulties. First, he movement, anti-intellectual, and Receptacle of gin and beer Of the good, the bad,.the very and the Queen Anne's lace on ~ 4:00 p.m. Students of Mrs. Morgarithaler. had to "remake" Nixon, as he anti-television. He appears to marble bases. Each is thirteen"'" If e'er. you pester me with nO;I' If t t?est, d' ee •....:t had been a loser in an earlier be a committed. Democrat; he sense, ,. a lmes YOIl. Isagr '::"" e Monday, February 16 dollars at the League Shop . .". /_ My answer sha!l be simply to the EdItor NOT 7"e. election, and so, really, becaml) seems unable to accept the There is also a new shipment of In this book an anti.hero. (Here, word "defeat" for his Party; IIt"-,ut.Svr 'clear'." By Pepper Whitelaw 9:30 a.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc. beautiful metal, potted flowers *10;00 a.m. Cancer Center Workshop. the solution attempted was to rather he uses the word "re- present him as the "new nunciation." Instead of viewing and one is bloommg in the win- *12 noon DUl)1icate Bridge - Mrs. Marvin Bourget, Nixon.") the peaee movement as a noble dow to tempt you; Congratu lati9nS,. SC~u.ts Director. Another problem was to cope and historic cause, he chooses . 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe - Luncheon with the sort of year we had to emphasize the rag-tag band • The NEWS this week joins with all Pointers in both Think Spring ••• and plan your porch room. congratulating and praising the Boy. Scouts of America Meeting. in 1968. It was II year of dra- of hoppie like characters who ma. We had the agony of Viet- made up a part of it. It's really not too early to order indoor.outdoor on the occasion of their 60th birthday. More than 5,000 * 4:00 p.m. Ballet - Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. furniture at DenIer, 77 Kercheval and it's fun to be young Pointers take part in the activities of the com- nam, the rise of the peace If you want a panorama-like, 6:00 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 481 of Kerby School - movement and the McCarthy cataloged sequence of events. thinking warm sunny thoughts now. munity's 12 Boy Scout Troops each year, adding not only Banquet. campaign, a President's with- politically, for that incredible to their own good image but that of the community. * 7:00 p.m. Flight Training Ground School - W. E. drawal from politics, the vio- year, 1968, I would suggest you Pick a Permanent Bouquet• Dedicated to God, cotrfitryand~'falTltIY,'.'B()y Scouts Coche & Connie Earlt'lnstl'uctors: ' lent deaths of Robert Kennedy read this book. -~-•. of-English~bone china'flow .. have compiled a fine record of service in the past and * 7:30 p.m. Arabic - Father Dah Dah, Instructor. ers for Valentine's'Day . ; . tu- hold an even greater promise for the future. From the 7:30 p.m. DCAE Lecture Series sponsored by G. P. Traffic Deaths Take Big Jump lips, carnations, roses, anemones rank of Tenderfoot to Eagle Scout, these youngsters, . • Human Relations Council and G.P. Inter- on long slender stems are a dol- their sponsoring organiz:ltions and many volunteers have Faith Center fOr Racial Justice. "Instiution- A 300 percent increase in traf- vious worst year of 396 deaths lar seventy-five each at the thrown themselves into the task of making today's boy. al Racism - The White Church" - Virgil fic deaths in the firs!. month of in 1927." Mermaid. power the successful manpower of the future. In a day Jo.nes, Speaker. 1970 in Detroit has brought a Griffin urged motorists to ex- and age when youthful reb': under :in promptly, sail hoat owners as well as pow- It was de d d I' d t hat a copy as soon as it Is availahle. 8:00 p.m. Mcn's Garden Cluh of Grosse Pointe . Includcd In the course will erhoaters, • Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 12, 1970 To Say Vows Aug ust Bride Mrs, Thomas Trombley Mrs, Marvin F. Ninneman Mrs, J. Russell LaBarge, Jr.

The engagement of NANCY Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. BOMMARITO and Jack P'I Seymour, of Aline drive. are Lucido was announced al a, announcing lIie engagemenl oC parly given recently by the I the i r daughler. PAMELA bride.el~ct's parenls. M~. and i JAYNE. 10 Paul' Frederick Mrs. Glaco~o Homm.mlo, of I Wilke. son of tk and Mrs. Carl Crestwood drive.. Wilkc. of ~ount Clemens. I The future bTHlegroom, son I . of Mr. and Mrs. James Lucido, Bolh the brlde.elect a~d. her of St. Clair Shores, will be liance are seniors al ~l1cblgan gradualed from lhe University Slate University. of Detroit ill June and is a An August 29 wedding is member of Ela Kappa Nu and " Tau Beta Pi societies. They plunned al First English Luth- plan an October wedding. eran Church. Photo by Colllngwood StudIo Married to Mr. Ninneman, s"n of Mr. and Mrs. Photo by Collingwood StudIO 8chipI}ers Ends Symphony Stint Exchanging marriage vows Saturday, February 7, Marvin Robert 'Ninneman, of Warren, in Grosse Pointe At a Thursday afternoon, February 5, ceremony in Saints Peter and Paul Jesuit Church were ELAINE Memorial Church Saturday, January 31, was KATHIE in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church SUSAN ELLEN Rossini's "s tab a t Mater" last four which has been ghost- ANNE DOMZALSKI and Mr. Trombley. She is the MARION WICKS, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wesley BRADY, daughter of the Thomas F. Bradys, Jr., of which has been presented in its ed by a friend. daughter of the Bruno F. Domzalskis, of Bishop lane. James Wicks, of Lothrop road. Crescent lane 'was married to Mr. LaBarge, son of entirely only once by the Delroit Whilo at lhe New England The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Earl J. Trombley, Mrs. J. Russ~ll LaBarge, of Roseville, and the late Symphony Orchestra, in 1931. Conservatory of Music the Vcr. f Mr. LaBarge. will highlight the Detroit Sym- mont-born soprano Lois La- OKerby roabd, arnd the laDteMr. Trombley. I k" Miss Wicks Spea ks concerts tonight, Thursday, Feb- Flamme was awarded four ruary 12, and Saturday, Fen. Metropolitan 0 per a Audition ruary 14, at 8:30 o'clock in scholarships 10 Iurlher her l- ]i'ord Auditorium. sludy. Trom ey- omza S I . d Miss Brady Married i Also on the program will be She also performed with the Richard Strauss' "Death and Goldovsky Opera Theater, ap- I TransfiGuration." pearing in "Cosi fan Tuite." The concerts mark the close "Barlered Bride," "II Tabar. Nuptials Celebrated ~e~;~:",~~o,;.~~!.~~II,"O~~1I0W$At Thursday Service of Thomas Schippers' four.week ro." "Amahl and the Night Visi- New Iywe d s Are v,acatJonmg.. .m N ew 0 r Iean5 an d th e , Noon Rites a.t Whichd S.hek NBe.comes Bride of I, Sett'lng for Afterlloon Ceremony at Which She Speaks f guest conducting appearance tors" and "])jalogues of the with the Symphony. Carmelites." Southwest, ¥/iU Return to Detroit MarVin Fre erlc mneman Vows to J. Russell LaBarge, Jr., is Our Lady He personally selected four Miss La Flamme left for fur- to Make their Home Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Frederick Ninneman, who ex. Star of the Sea Church outstanding vocal soloists for ther study in Europe in 1964, changed marriage vows Saturday, January 31, at a noon . . . R' the "Stabat Mater," two of first in Stuttgart and later in Saints Peter and Paul Jesuit Church was the setting ceremony in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, will return VacatIomng for a week m San Juan, Puerto ICO, whom he will be inlrCJducing to Venice \I here she worked under for the Saturday, February 7, weddin,g of Elaine Anne from a vacation at' Carleton Estates, 8t. Croix, Virgin are ~r. and Mrs. J. Russell LaBarge, Jr., who exchanged I" Detroit. Toli dal Monti, Domzalski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno F. Domzal. Islands, to make their home in Birmingham. marnage v0':Vs at an afternoon ceremony Thursday, The solo quartet includes Lois Just at the beginning of her I ski, of Bisho.p lane, and Thomas Trombley, son of Mrs. M N' . th ~ February 5, In Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. i LaFlamme, Eopr~no; B i a n c a career, Miss LaFlamme last Rosa ZanibelJi, contralto-bolh year hegan her engagemenl as Earl J. Trombley, of Kerby road, and the late Mr. Trom- fol'l;:~ Kl~~e~ia~ ~~ario~' In floor length frocks of Ro- Officiat~ng at .the 3:30\!;>------I making Detroit debuts; Erman- a leadin~ soprano of the Dus. bley. (..------Wicks. daughter of Dr. and man red texturcd wool styled o'clock fltes which. were bidium orchids. no Lorenzi, tenor; and Jus. seldorf Opera where he!' r'lper- After the 11 o'clock rites necks. Mrs Wesley James Wicks with softly rolled collars :md followed by a r~ceptlOn at J e a n Brady, who attended tino DIaz, bass. Lorenzi and toire includes "Madame Butter- the newlyweds left for a Th.eir Colonial bouquels were 01 Lothrop 'road ' modified bell skirts were ma. the Grosse Pomte Hunt her sister, w 0 rea frock of t Diaz have been heard in Delroi~ fly." "Ballo," "Don Giovanni," vacation in New Orleans fashIOned of pale blue baby . R' b t N' tron of honor Mrs. David Tay- Club was Father Thomas brown' and ivory moil-I' taHeta with the Metropolitan Opera. "Zauberflole," "Janufa" and d the Southwest. carnations and deep blue stra\~. ,The MarVin :). er I~ne. lor, of Kalamazoo, and brides- Finnegan. and carried an arrangement of All four soloists will be ap- "Idomeneo," an. flowers, the honor attendant s mans, ,of warretn, ale lhe bnde- maids Sally Jablonski, Susan The newlyweds will return to bronze mums and yellow roses. pearing for the first tiJr.:! with Italian-bllrD contralto Bianca They Will relurn at the en.d with an accerit of wbile slepha- groom s paren s. " Dykes and Nancy Foresman, cif make their home in Macomb Randall LaBarge acted as the Detroit Symphony and Miss Rosa Zanihelli is also a relative of two wceks to make theIr notis The rites, at which T~e Rev- Kalamazoo. Manor Apartments. best man for his brother. They Zanibelli will be making her newcomer ,to the coneert and borne in Detroit. M~rlin Trombley was his erend Ben Tallman asslSled by They wore matching veiled Mrs. LaBarge is the formcr are the sons of Mrs. J. Russell United Stales debut. opera stage. She made her dc- The bride's ivory noral.pat. brothcr's best man. Ushering The Rcverend Herbert Lorentz pillboxes and carried cascades Susan Fllen Brady. daughter of LaBarge, of Rosevllle, and the The Rackham S y m p h 0 n Y but in her home tllwn of terned brocade gown featured were Anlhony Buccellato, John officia!ed,. were followed b~ a of Elegan~e carnations, red Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bra. late Mr. LaBarge. Choir, Maynard Klein, condue. Florence in ]962 as Maddalena a molded bodice with a high, Llewellyn and Bruno F. Do- receptIOn In the Grosse Pomte Sweetheart roses, camelia fo. dy, Jr., of Crescent lane. The bride's mother wore an ior, also will be featured in the in "Riggolello.", . . . ruffled neckband and a circular mzalski, Jr., brother of the- .War .Memorial's Crystal Ball- )jage and ivy. . .}jer Victorian. wj!dping'lgolVJ1' iI,qua,peall de soil' ensemble "Stabat Mater." She had a leading role hi the Chap!!1 !raim A brocade Came- bride. rooqJ: , Dennis R. Ninnemaii'served was' fashioned of ivory organza while the bridegroom's mother The "Stabat Mater" tells of "Magic Musk of Florentine" at lot cap caughl her tiered iIIu. Suzctte Trombley, lhe bride. The bride's ivory peau de as his brother's best man. Seat. and lace and her bouffant ilIu. selected a yellow silk costume. Christ's death and resurrection. lhe Theatre San Carlo in Naples sion veil and she carried a Co- groom's nicce, and Michael soie gown fcatured an Empire ing the guests were Carl R. sion veil fell from an ivory lace Both chose cymbidium orchid Strauss' work deals with the and the leading theatre in lonial bouquet of white roses. Domzalski, the bride's ncphcw. band of jeweled lace. Her Bolf" Donald M. Cas.o;idy and headpiece. She carried cym. corsagcs. struggle of ordinary man when Parma. She was attendel1 by hcr sis- were flower, girl and ring sleeves \vere cuffed with a dou- Robert L. Wicks. _ faced with death, with his me. She recenl1y toured in Bel. ter. Mary Jean Domzalski, who bearer.. ble ruffle of the jeweled lace The bride's mother wQre a II d mories of lif'l and finally with gium, Poland, Germany, Yugo- servcd as maid of honor, and For her d:lUghter's wedding and she designed a lace pelal pink silk.and-wool dress and May Bride Wil We his oneness with God after slavia, Auslria and England. bridesmaids Mrs. Annette Ma- Mrs. Domzalski selected a palc hcadpiece 10 hold her elbow co a t ensemble. The bride. death. During the '50's tenor Er. rone the bridcgroom's sister, yellow knit enscmble with length silk illusion vcil. groom's mother chose a dress The two works present a mu. manno Lorenzi made his op- Mrs.' John Guillaumin and Mrs. matching accessories. S h !! She carricd a cascade of Ro- and coat of aqua silk shantung. sical contrast, for they repre- eralic dcbut in "La Boheme" Robert Markovich, of Windsol'. pinncd a single white rose to man hyacinlh. Amazon lilies, Both pinned cymbidium orchids sent entirely diiferent slyles lInd performed that opera and Pale blue silk cummerbunds her purse. The bridegroom's cl1melia foliage ..and ivy. to their purses. while treating similar subjecls. many olhers throughout Ell' sashed lheir crcam.colored A- molher pinned a white rose to Iinc wool frocks. Matching silk the ,coal of her pale blue wool Ironically, it is the "Slabat rope, singing with such opera Malf'r" that is humanistic and greats as Anna Moffo and Aldo eclged their hems, wrists and dress ar.d coat costume. joyful and the "Death and Protti. Transfiguration" that u; meta. He is not unl

St. Martin's Church, Detroit, W8S the setting for the candle- Birthday Next Week light wedding Friday evening, February 6, of Carolyn Camp- bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Women to Mark 131st Anniversary of Founding .t Richard H. Campbell, of SI. Bridge Luncheon; Men's Stag Dinner Clair Shores llnd Boca Raton, Planned in the Evening Fla., formerly of Grosse Pointe. and Kenneth B. Lewis, son of 1970 offers a nice coincidence to member of the Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lewis, Detroit Boat Club in connection with the Club's an- of Mount Clemens. nual bil'thday party. This year the celebration will For her nuptials the bride be held on The Day Itself, Wednesday, February 18, wore a Victorian peau de soie Marking the 13lst anniversary of the founding of the gown, fashioned with a Chapel Club right to the exact hour DBC's Women's Commit- train, long sleeves and a high WOMIN'S neck edged with flutings of nar- tee will stage an afternoon luncheon and bridge party, row lace. In the evening the men ~ Her silk illusion veil was held will double-stamp the event desse.rts - hardly a ~urprlser by a tiny cap and she carried a at a stag dinner at the Club. -. wtll a Iso he 8DntVersary- Victorian nosegay of Iiles-of- , Oriented. Short and To the valley and spring blossoms. Mrs. J. Ross Bush. who re- A quick historical review of .From Another Pointe Mrs. Charles J. Roney, Jr., tir~d yester~a1 as overall Wo~. of the Club culled fr(,'m are. attended her sister as matron en s Commlt,ee. chairman: tS cent Suburban Life article by of Vie,v The Pointe of honor. Carolyn SutUe was head .of the BIrthday. Bridge Frances Givens, will precede bridesmaid. Robert Vujnov was commIttee at, th

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3 Kercheval Ave., II !Jb Wright Ray I W"tto1t4'i~t',e at FIsher Road J'~ hfJ'JI.IiIf, TU 1-1505 Moster Charge Cords and Michigan Bankords Accepted I Kercbevatat St, Clair . Grosse fainto Punch allll Judy Block I. 17051 Kercheval, Grosse Poi Me, Open Thurs, It, Fri. eves 'Ii! 8: 30, and our new store . Phone 865-5515. 1'.1$0 1500 Woodward, Nonhl.lnd & Birmingham. 2861 Somerset Mall • TrDJ f "liI' Fourte.n G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Thursday, February 12. 1970 ------'----.-;.---'--'------Society News Gathered from ,All of the POlntes Miss Ruthven Wed Fall Bride Mrs. James H. Taylor I Engaged I Pointe Garden Club To Meet Pointe Gal'den Club members i will be assisted by Mrs. Henry ill gath C r their Monday Bokram and Mrs. J. C. Hurl~y. w er o. 'The program, a t a I k WIth February 16, meeting at 12:30 slides on Old Natchez Gardens, I To James H. Taylor I o'clock in the Lothrop road will be presented by Mrs. Del(. home of Miss Louise Owen who ter Ferry. Home in Birmingham Awaits Couple Upon Their :~~~~~~~~~~~~ Return from Toronto Vacation; Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Reception Follows Rites Russell Skitch, Bass Grosse Pointe Memorial Church was the setting for the Saturday, January 31, wedding of Barbara Ann Ruth. GRADUATE OF THE ven, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert N. Ruthven. of J ULLIARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC Newberry place. and James Hugh Taylor. i He is the son of Mr. and1 ------1' will accept a limited number Mrs. B. A. Taylor, of Co- white carnations. ivy and baby's. of voice students lumbia. S.C. breath. . , Denise Ruthven was her cou- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY . ~e 1:30 o'clock rites at sin's flower girl. TELEPHONE 823.4716 which T~e. Reverend Ben Tall. Acting as best man Cor the man offlclat.ed were folJowed bridegroom was John Janssen. by. a receptton at the Gro~se Ushers included Richard Zemba, Pomte Yachl Club after which Max Neal, of New York; Rob- Photo by Bransby Sludlo t!'e ~ewlyweds left for a vaca. ert N. Ruthven, Jr., and Doug. : MaY wedding plans a!,e being Making plans for a Septem. made by CHERYLL ARLENE ~Ion ID Toronto. las Ruthven, Jerry Chabre and ber wedding lire DOROTHY They will return to make Roger Dezwarte. LUCILLE SHERMAN and Dale SALOMON and John Christo- .clpeciali [fJriced/ their home in Birmingham. The bride's mother wore a Russel Doty whose engagement pher Nelson whose engagement u Lace appliques and ~eed blue worsted silk ensemble has bee n anntlllnced by her has been announced by her par. pe~rls ~ccen~d the. bride's while the bridegroom's mother parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. white sa~ P~lDcess. gown. Her selected a pale blue bea(\- G. Sherman, Jr., of Hawthorn!) Salomon, oC Lochmoor boule. bouffant illUSion veil fell from accented blue silk worsted road. a matching headpiece and she dress. Both chose white orchid vard. The bride.elect, a Grosse carried a small bouquet oC corsages. The bride-elect, a Michigan Ciner Pointe High School graduate. State University graduate, is ~hite orchids, stephanotis and Here from their Chicago home attends Michigan State Univer- IVY. for the ceremony were the sity. I working towards. her Masters She was attended by her sis- bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and degree in Counseling at MSU. Her fiance, son of Mr. and . Her fiance, son oCMr. and Mrs. J@welry ter. Mrs. Mark R. ~ndure, of Mrs. Hugh Ruthven, and their Mrs. Rusel Doty. of Hastings, Ann Arbor, who served as family. , Photo by J. S. DeForesl Herman C, Nelson; of Strath- honor matron, and. bridesmaids is .working towards bis Masters cona drive, Palmer Woods, is a degree In Mathematics at Mich- Speaking their marriage vows Saturday, January Mrs. William Baker, of Ann 51 t W ' G 'Id 31,. in Grosse Pointe Memor~al Church were BAR- Northwood Institute alumnus -pins -earrings Arbor. Sally McKenney, Debbl a e eavers ~UJ igan State University. BARA ANN RUTHVEN, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Iand presently attends Detroit Jacobi, of Washington, D.C., and I Meeting February 19 Robert N. Ruthven, of Newberry place, and Mr. Tay- College oCBusiness. -pearls - bracelets Elisse Ruthven. __ Mr. Famularo lor, son of the B. A. Taylors, of Columbia, S.C. While Venise lace circled the' The Michigan Weavers' Guild lA.rtistsMarket Examples collars and Empire bodices of will me e t at 1 o'clock next To Take Bride St. Lawrence Seaway DBE Holding Valentine Party their royal blue velvet frocks. Thursday, Fe'oruary 19, in the Exhibit Slated $30, bracelet for $15 Their headpieces \yere matc:h- Women's City Club for a pro. The St. Lawrence Seaway Aged throughout the United ing triple.tiered DloT bows and gram by Mrs. Sidney Witten. The engagement of Kathryn Chapter, Daughters of the Bril. States. Projects 1970 is the title of $20, circled jewelled pin for $10 they carried arrangements oC berg on 3.D Crocheting. Ann Pitting':lr and' Vincent Jo. ish Empire in Grosse Pointe, is seph Famularo, .Tr., has been sponsoring a Valentine bride Chairman of the event is Mrs. De~o.it Artists ~arket.s. n.ext announced by her parents, Mr; luncheon today, Thursday, Feb- Clifford Cardwell assisted by e.xhlblt, to o~n WIth an IDvlta- and Mrs. Philip Pittinger, of ruary 12, at the Hospitality Regent Mrs. Russell Skitch, tl,onat rec~ption from 4 to 7 Almont. Mrs. Hamilton Par k, Mrs. I0 clock Frld~y, February 20, at Shore'wood Interiors Center to aid Homes Cor the Harry P. Breitenbach, Mrs. the G.allery m Randolph street, The prospective bridegroom, Bring a breath of Spring into your home Now wah custom Fred Cousins, Mrs. David Gar- DetrOIt. ~artha's Close~ 1 draperies de~igned for you. All new fabrics and colors to son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Joseph Famularo, of Kerby Sherer-M eridan diner, Mrs. A. M. Menninger, The display will continue 0373 Fisher- Road 0 choose from ot this once-a-year $350 Mrs. Go r d a n Roeglin. Mrs. through March 18. Gallery hours sole price. Fabric ond lininll _,...... ,.d. road, received his Bachelor of Qtlo.sse PoINot, I Science degree in Special EcllJ' Nuptials Held Lester B. McIntosh and Mrs. are 10 to 5 o'clock Monday j e 22604 MACK 779.2882 cation Crom Wayne State Uni- Paul Preuthun M.B.E. through Saturday. versity and is presently teach- Jeannette .... ¥ ... Merdian, of I ,Ing. BeaconsfiJId ."avenue, became the bride of George O. Sherer If you must '." at a nuptial ~6s In St. Am- brose Cburch. Wednesday, Feb- for spring- ruary 4, at 4 o'clock. I A reception in the Devonshire havean affair, road home of the bride'!; niece designer handbags and her husband .._Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Chouinard, followed have it at iTano • Cap';ice I' the ceremony. \ " ,...~ II THE . Vera Sea rves MR. and MRS. JAMES VAN- ECKOUTE. of Beaconsfield ave. nue, announce the birth of a bea utifu ITa no Gloves son, MARK ALLEN,February I~I) PI~.l\(~I~ o -' 3. Mrs. VanEckoute is the for- mer SHARON WRIGHT, daugh- Banquet Facilities Available lovely ways to greet. spring. ter of MR. and MRS. LEONARD WRIGHT, of Roslyn road. Pa- Open 7 Days A Week 15301 E. Jefferson ternal grandparents 8i'C MR. and MRS. HENRY VANEC- 822-4118 Ohe 8phere I KOUTE, of Belanger road. 19849 Mack Avenue Open lhursday Evenings 884-6.615.

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Jeanne Unger! (Remember?Youread ebout her In the Detroit News?) She'll be et the Generous Critic Art Gallery-In person-on Sunday, February15th,and Sunday, February 22nd,from 1 until 6 PM. Reg. $13 to $23 Along withJeanne willbe 8 collection ofover 8 hundred of her'charmlng watercolors, priced from $6.00 to $35.00. (Infact, the pictures 'vill be there even when Jeanne Isn't: from February 15th !ti1 March 5th,) Jeanne's work Is perfect f(lr a child's room, so bring the kids, too, and One and Two Piece let them pick their favorite. There willbe refreshments served on Jeanne's visitingSundays, so why Styles in Solids not plan to do something different In the Villl\gee.nd meet an artist and Prints ..• who's every bit as charming as her work.. thel\iage art event worthflying In for. Just Right' for the Spring/Summer Season

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J , , Thursday, February 12, 1970 S R0 SSE POI NT E N'E W S , Pags Fifteen Woman's Page • • • by, of and.for PointeW omen Lawyers Wives Plan Fashion Fund-Raiser Gener.tion Sip Topic Set Friday BOQk Review Session League Of Catholic For Bon Secours Guild Harold Glasford, of the Bur. J. Nagelkirk Is the hostess Program for the Tuesday. ton Abslract Company, will cbairman. Febru~lY 10, meeting of the speak on The History of the Assisting Mrs. Nagelkirk are Women WiU Meet Bon Secours Hospital Guild American Flag to membE:rs of Mrs. Swan Eldridge, Mrs. How. featured a panel of six teen. the Friday Book Review Group ard Kaser, Mrs. Gerrlt Kasten. Officers to be Elected at Annual Gathering TQday: agel'S discussing current prob- of Grosse Poi n t e Memorial berg, Mrs. James Owen, Mfl!. lems between themselves and Church Women's Association on Earl Quick, Mrs. Maurice Rob- their parents. Membership Campaign Directors to Map Friday, February 20, following erts and Mrs. Lawrence H. Strategy for Sprin9 Drive a 1 o'clock tea. Wilson. Lots of folks get into trouble The 65th annual meeting of the League of Catholic by saying what they think be. Devotions will be given by Nothing costs more than the Women will be held at its headquarter's in Parsons fore they take time to think. Mrs. Ralph Kimhle. 1111'S. Kryn things we try to get for nothing. street, Detroit, today, Thursday, February 12. It will ------_.--- .. ------_.,_.-.- also mark the kick.off of the League's annual member. ship drive, with 180 Parish directors invited to attend as Open Thursday and Friday Eveninll guests of the Board 1)f Directors. The day's events open at . 10:30 o'clock with the girls in trouble with drugs, liq. meeting chaired by Mrs. uor, sex and the law. William P. Brennan, presi- Judge Rashid will be intro- dent, and election of offi- duced by Father Richard Ward, SALE cers in the Board Room. whose Heartline, Inc., the The camp"ign kick-off for League and the Judge have Parish directors will take place long been identified with. our .ntir. stock of i~ the English Lounge

Taxes and Education will be design youJ; o~n the topic at Grosse Pointe League of Wome!! Voters Unit Meetings for February. There's one scheduled next andia1UO Tuesday evening, Febnlary 17, at 8 o'clock in the University It's easy to .do. fust, choose this classic pump place home of Mrs. Bruce by Andiamo)n one of our many colors. '{hen, Miller, another Wednesday af- ternoon, February 18, at 1 pick a pair of detachable shoe ornaments from o'clock in the Lochmoor boul. our collection. Put them together, and presto! evard home of Mrs. Robert Werner, and, a third Monday You have the exact AndianJ,o you want-color, morning, February 23, at 9:30 trim and all! o'clock in the Berkshire road home of Mrs. A. C. Fortunski. . The public is welcome at any of these meetings. Carita . $1500 The Year of the Voter is the I theme for 1970, the League of Women Voters' 5Cthanniversary year, during which the League Yellow, Red, White, Navy, will s])p.arhead a national earn. paign designed to empbasize the ',; ~own, Black, Green, franchise as the basis of Ameri. Olive can democracy and to remove the remaining inequities in the I nalion's electoral system.

Among the 16 University of Michigan Law Students selected as semi.finalists in the Law School's annu/1.1Henry M. Camp- hell Moot Court Competition is DONALD LAW, of Harcourt road.

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Bailey-Bentley Rites A.re :Read Kliber-H ourigan Betrothal Told Appearing in the Fer r I s To Marry To Be Bride I State College Playhouse pres- Claiming Margaret Millard I She was attended by honor I The engagement of Karen Michigan State University where entation of "Peer Gynt" Is BenUey, daughter of Mr. and maid Deborah A bel, of Wi!. Ann Hourigan to Robert Edward he is Ulajoring in Advertisinc. Pointer GARY MEYER. Mrs. Kennelb RoSl BenUey, of liamsport, Ind., honor matron Kliber was announced by her AUss Hourigan is a senior at Danville, Ill., IS his bride Sun. Mrs. Thomas 1. M. Bentley and parents, the Charles S. Houri. Mercy College, Detroit, and will 1... , gans, of Glastonbury avenue, day, February 1, in Danville's bridesmaids Suzanne Hurlbutt, be teaching this fall. WE LIASE Chureh of the H('ly Trinity was of Warner-Robbins, Ga., Mrs. Detroit, at a dinner party honor-, AD October wedding is plan. William Hayes Bailey, 80n of Harold W. Bailey, Jr., of Bas. ing the couple. ned. PORDS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whitney ton, Mas S., and Constance Mr. Kliber is the son of :Mr. ----- Bailey, of Moross road. Dockterman, of Champaign, Ill. and Mrs. Edward F. Kliber, Jr., Happiness for most people COOK FORD, INC. .The 4:30 o'clo<:k single ring Harold W. Bailey, Jr.. was of Audubon road. He is present- depends chiefly on their ability 16901 MACK 885-4000 r.lles were followed. by a recep- his brother's best man. Grooms. ly completing his Senior year at to take things as they come. tion at the DanvIlle Country men were Thomas I. M. Bent. Club. . ley, brother of the bride. James T.he newl~weds ~Iil make V. D a vis, of Los Angeills, theIr home m Flushing, N.Y., Calif. and Steven Larrick and Open Thund.y and Friday Evenings where she is a senior in Speech Seym~ur AnUeman both of Pathology at Queens College. Chicago. He is a Ph.D. canditlate in Neu. . ropsychology at Queens. The b rId e was graduated The bride, given in marriage from Waylan~ Academy, Beav. by her father, cbose a Victorian er Dam, WIS., a~d attended wedding gown of ivory slipper Wesleyan C~lIege.. llfacon•. G~., satin banded with ivory Cluny and the. Umverslly of IllinOiS, lace. ChampaIgn. Photo by Eddie McGrath: Jr. I Her Cathedral length ivory The bridegroom reeeived his Mr. and Mrs: Peter Paul To<:. The engagement of .JANE Mr. and Mrs. How a r d F. peau d'ange veil fell from a Bachelors degree from Dart- co, of Lakepointt' avenut', an. MARTHA HELLWIG and Rob- Kolb, of East Ida lane, are an. woven silk Juliet cap and her mouth College and his Master nouncing the engagement of ert James Fry, Jr., has been nouncing the engagement of Colonial bouquet of gardenias of B u ~In e s s Administration the i r daught~r, PATRICIA their daughter, LINDA LOU- announeed by ber parents, Mr. was tied with satin streamers, from the University of Chicago. ANN, to L. E. Majewski, son ISE" to David N. Hoffriehter, of Mr. and Mrs. John Majew. and Mrs. Walter G. Hellwig, of son of Mr. and Mrs. John L:. ski, of Detroit. Kenmore drh'e. Mr. Fry is the HofIrichter, of Pontiac, Ill. Miss Tocco is a senior at son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert The bride-elect, a Grosse Mercy College of Detroit where James Fry, of Saginaw. Pointe South High School grad- she is majoring in Clothing and uate, attends Mactlmb County Merchandising. Her fiance is a Miss Hellwig is a junior at Community College. graduate of the University of Michigan S tat e University Her fiance attends Eastern Detroit where he affiliated with where Mr. Fry, a 1960 gradu. ,. Selttctioft 01 New ...., u.4 Z.B.T..Phi Sigma Delta frater- Michigan University .where hp. .... 5",,"""'ia", -.-Need nity and is presently in the Col- ate, affiliated with Psi Upsilon is majoring in Business Admin- «-••.«O"io•• Sa'O Troth' Revealed Woo your Valentine with a gift that goes straight to • i. ,~ HAGOPIAN Planning a July 31 wedding REPAIRING in Saint Paul's.on.the-Lakeshore her heart ... delectable chocolates and delicious home 14000 WEST I MILE lOAD, OA.I( l"AIIIC" :I aOClCS wm OF COO\IDGE are Mary Ann Person and Rich. ard Kramer DeMers whose en. We repair all fine fashioned candies Russell Stover, famous everywhere gagement has. been announced by by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. watches as well as Edward J. Person, of Ridiil for quality and freshness Shown: Assorted Chocolates road; Chronographs and Chronometers. The bride.elect is a graduate of Saint Paul High School and including creams, nuts, crisp and chewy centers. the University of De t r 0 it's Dental Assisting Program. 1 lb., 1.95 2 lbs., 3.85 Her fiance, son of Mr. and .r Mrs. David M. DeMers, of Haw-' , thorne road. was graduated from Grosse Pointe South High presents School, attended Ferris State and Macomb County Community Valente Colleges and is presently servo ing with the United States Air Jacobsons Force at Wright-Patterson Air JEWELERS Force Base, Dayton, O. Since 1934 Home. Decorative Shop the , To Present Real Estate 16601 EAST ~ARREN ..TEL: .TU ,t-4BOO Women's Council Program

london Members and guests of the Open Thunda, and Frida, lveninp Detroit Chapter Women's Coun- cil, National Association of Real Estate Boards, including Point- ers Helen Gresell, Julia Laux. terman,. Charlotte Schneider, look wig Wlnnifred Weyblng, Ruth Bolla, Clarice Birdsell, Wendell Bird. sell, Irene Rob bin 5, Theda French, Helen Brown, Violet Pre-styled, tapered back, semkurled, natural Schweitzer. Marvin BouUn and stretch fit. All you do is wear it. Light as air, it is Rachel Baumann, gather ,tomor. row, Friday, February 13, fllr the most comfortable wig in the world. Made of a luncheon meeting. Kanekalon, a unique blend of simulated hair that Guest speaker at the Trum- is hand washable, styles in a variety of ways with- bull avenue, Deh'oit, Holiday Inn will be Charles E. Harmon, out rolling or setting. $30.00. . director, State of Michigan De- partment of Lie ens in g and Mi •• J go•• on 8 color Regulation, whose topic is Know 63 Kercheval Your License Law. kick in knit go-together. 2nd Floor A Colonial Federal Bldg. TU 2-1540 The early bJrd gets the fool and his money before they part. of cotton ••• a sizzling new group in red. white and blue loaded with LOST OUR LEASE the cool, easy-care features of all-cotton. MUST VACATE Tops, sizes S-M-L. Skirts and pant. 5-13.

Our Entire Stock of A. Ribbed white top. 8,00 Belted pant-skirt in fJine (;furniture red or blue, 10.00 B. Peasant shirt in red. Must Be Sold white or blue. 7.00 Striped dirndl skirt, 9,00 "Spring Air" Mattresses C. Tunic in red or blue 50 ~~::~':}II~~~~~flOW ,.• $56 with stripes. 18,00 • While they last Pant, border-striped All Sales Final red or blue, 12.00 JacobsorlS NORMAN ~J~. Cline Ofurniture In the Village 18332 Mac~t e:r~~ue Tel: 884-1888 , Thursday, February 12, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women

HELEN KUGLIN, the former Helen Fresch, born in The Inside The Mothers Club Pointe and a resident here all her lile until two years ago moved The F e b r u a r y Executive when she with her hus- band FRED to Barhllm in !l~- Board meeting of the Grosse Pointe South High SChool troit. The party was co-hosted Mothers Club, chaired by Presi- by Mrs. Kuglin's daughter, HELEN RABAUT, of St. Clair dent Mrs. Douglas Smith, reo Celebrating her 90th birthday fleeted an optimistic, on.going avenue, and her daughter.in. law, EVELYN BEATTY, of 19700 Mlck determination to improve the February 7 at the Notre Dame education of each High School avenue home of her son and Brys d r i v e. Grandchildren, ot Iiolioln Len. great.grandchildren and rela- /;tudent. daughter-in.law, MELVIN and TU 6-3600 tives gathered to wish Mrs, K, a Guest speakers Jerry

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GROSSE POINTE HEWS Thursday, February 12. 1970 Woman's Page ... by, of and for Pointe Women GP¥C Party Elected a member of the Musicale Focus To Be America PI W I CI b I Friends oC Polh.h 4rt's 1970 Board of Directors at the Tuesday Musicale will prefient A group of Amcric:Jn folk From Another Pointe of View anom ~n.s' U Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. group's annual meeting Janu. ary 22 was HENRY C. PY. 8 program on the Americas songs will be sung by Martha P d'D T I Casey are serving as Grosse TELL, of Lothrop road. MRS.. from early romantic through BBOuYrCtoen.accompanied by Edith I 0 (Continued from Page 13) contemporary composers at its res ents ay ea, "".... Pointe Yacht Club Valentine VINCENT C. CHRYPINS!i:l. of meeting next week, FebrJary Gladys Simmons, pianisl, will 1 n Elegant Reception . party ch..irmen. The Saturday, Trombley road, will serve as 17, at 10:30 o'clock in lhe De. conclude with lwo Soulh Ameri------Did you know that the United Negro College Fund, February 14, dance 'will featul'e membership chairman for the troit Institute of Arts Leclure can compositions 8nd works of Americanism Subied of Talk to be Pre5ented by Inc.'s reception honoring Dr. Clifton Reginald Wharton, Pete Baltrus ,and his orcheslra. year. The officers will be in. Hall. Bernice Van DuseD is MacDowell, Gershwin and The Honor4ble Judge Edward S. Pig9ins ~t Jr., Michigan State University's new president, and Mrs. Committeel members include stalled at the Friel1ds' Valen- chairmal\ of the day. Griffes. G h W ~J I W d d Wharton, is set for THIS Saturday evening, at the. Lake. the Richard Cornwalls, Robert tine Inaugural Ball tomorrow, Carolyn Jewell Anderson will at ering in Ir Memoria e ne:a ay shore road home of Mr. aDd Mrs. Alfred R. Glaney, Jr.? Swansons, Donald Curtises and Friday, February' 13, ill Hill. begin wilh a group of piano ----- A t t d' h bId f th And did you know that the elegant party's under Harold Wallons. crest Counlry Club. compositions by Gottschalk. Ce- TIP TO MOTORISTS n ou s an mg program as een p anne or e celia Mahoney, violinist,. and Remember, motorists, a min. Presidents' Day Tea of The Grosse Pointe Woman's Club the patronage of His Excellency The Governor of Mich. Camelia Ehrlich, pianist, will ute lost at a traUic light may next Wednesday, February 18, at 12:30 o'clock in the igan and Mrs. l\lilliken and His Honor the Mayor of play Gregory Mason's Sonala. save all the rest of your time. Crystal Ballroom of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Detroit and Mrs. Gribbs? And did you know that. although the invitations ------n_. All past-presidents of the~ The exclusive Club will be honored along Mrs. Richard E. Baum, Mrs. aren't in the lea,st stuffy, 'stating only 4lblack tie pre. with presidents of other O. E. Bolin, Mrs. Alvin Bor- ferred," just about everyone's 4lpreferring?" ••• Federated Woman's Clubs chardt, Mrs. Joht Bourne, Mrs. You do now ; . .,.. Shore Club and senior ladies from E. C. Brendke, Mrs. Leland D. . . . t Bllrlon, Mrs. L. J. Cardwell G P Up Coes The Curt.in george rosse om e. and Mrs. Joseph Chopnowski. Did you know that the curtain rises tomorrow at comm unity has The Hon?ra.ble ~udge. Ed. Others are Mrs. G. A. Caur)', the Players Playhouse in East Jefferson avenue on ward. S.. PlgglnS Will diSCUSSMrs. Wilfred Cowan, Mrs. John Theatre Arts' second performance of the season? - formerly of Anthony's - IAmerlcaDl~m.. V. Crane, Mrs. Russel K. Davis, It's a three-act drama this time, "Woman Upstairs," .Jud.ge Plgglns. Wayne Counl?' I :\Irs. Russell G. Cushing, JIIrs. Townhouses CIrCUIt Judge, served DetrOit Arthur Davies Mrs. Jam e s and just about everyone connected with it, from guest .. as Police Commissioner for five Doherty. Mrs. Donald Edwards. director Mrs. Erwin H. Foesterling to make-up super. years. He aLso s

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, Thursday. February 12. 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Woma.n's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Slate W~l~ome Troth Told Cite Pointers For Their 'Hearts Of Gold' June Bride Church Women Meet Tuesday Wagon Meeting 1 The Grosse P?inte Mert.to~ialler next Tuesday. Febtuary 17. Church Wom~n s ASSOCiation Miss Thomas Is on the staff The Grosse Pointe Welcome will have Miss Mary K. Thom- of the Barranquilla Girls' as, a missionary from Colum- School In Columbia as are- Wagon Club wll1 m e e t next bia, as its after-luncheon speak. ligious director and teacher. At Thursday, February 19, at I the present time she Is In the Huck's Lakeshore, at uoon. PAMELA ELLIOT, daughter States on a leave for studies. Bridge will follow in members' of MR. and MRS. ROBERT ;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;; ...... ;;i;i homes. ELLIOT, of Rosyln road, recent- ly pledged Alpha Epsilon chap. WI,LIASI All newcomers to the area are I ter of Alpha Xi Delta national invited to attend and may make Isocial fraternity at the Univcr- reservaUons by calling Mrs. sity of Michigan where she ;,s a 'ORDS William Atkins, 881.2952, or freshman in the College of Liter. COOK FORD, INC. Mrs. Paul Sage, 839.9038, by I 16901 MACK 885.4000 Monday evening, February 16. Iature. Science an~.!he Arts. At the February 5 Welcome Wagen meeting he I d in the Grosse Pointe War Memorial EUROPEAN hostesses were Mrs. Marshall Collins, Mrs. Wallace Ernsber- : £eo~HAIR FASHIONS ger, Mrs. Paul Kelley and Mrs. Melvin Selden. 9 KERCHEVALAVE.-B85-8S51 A White Eelephant sale was j:"",& conducted by Mrs. William Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. Planning a June 27 wedding Leo and I,is staJ/ 01 st"Uau can provide Drexel to aid the Club's Schol- 1IIr. and Mrs. D a r win are DEANN A FRANCES arship Fund. Tuttle, of University place, DANIELS and John H. announce the engagement of Stephens whose engagement COMFORT - SERVICE their daugbter, LYSBETH has been announced by her ANNE, to Ralph Kilmer mother, Mrs. Irene Daniels, I and Chamberlain, son of Mr. and of Chalfonte avenue. Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain, of Both the bride-elect and her EXPERIENCE Rocbester, N.Y. fiance. son of Mrs. William 1/3 Off The bride-elect was gradu- G. Stephens, of Hawthorne PERMANENTS ated from Grosse Pointe High Piloto by BenYBs.Klu!mln Pointers receiving 1970 Heart ()f recognition ceremony anO luncheon for road, and thelate Mr. We have the expertise to create exciting coiffures School and is attending Eas. S t e p b ens, were graduated tern M i chi g a n University. Gold awards. are, (from left), MRS. outstanding volunteers from the Wayne- for you. Her liance was graduated CHARLES DAWOOD, of Berkshire road, Oakland. Macomb area. The event, held from Wayne State Univer::sity. Sale! from Hillsdale College and is MRS. RUSSELL PEEBLES, of Bed. in Cobo Hall, was staged by the Heart Miss Daniels is presently TINTS - COLORING - TIPPING serving with the Air Force. ford road, and MRS. JOSEPH A. of Gold Council comprised of 42 wom- teacblng Grade One at Uni- en's organization working with Women for any hair problem see us _Nine Favorite A June 27 wedding is plan. VANCE, JR., of South Deeplands road. versIty-LIggett School. Mr. ned in Grosse Pointe Mem- They were honored at the third annual for the United Foundation (WUF): Stepbens is an English leach. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK Sterling Patterns by orial Church. er at Grosse' Pointe South • • 12igh School. REED & BARTON Suzanne Henry GP Newcomers Planning Party Will Be Bride GroSliePointe Newcomerswill celebrate Sf. Valentine's Day Open Thunday and F,iday Eveninp Balletic gather at El Cld's in East War. with a Cocktails for Couples ren avenue Friday evening, party. Mr. and Mrs. Ed win B. February 13, at 5:30 o'clock to Mr. and 'Mrs. Dave Scobie Exercises Henry, Jr., of Don Mills, Ont., are in charge of arrangements formerly of South Brys drive, and, bave planned for music, Present Lenten dancing and prizes during the Ladies . . . now is have announced th" engagement the time to shape evening. of their daughter, Suzanne Wick Family Series Committee members include up for the coming Henry, to Stephen Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beebe, Mr. Spring and Summer Valocyki, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Christian Family in a and Mrs. Don Burgett and Dr. fashions. Sandor. A. Valocyki, of Detroit. Changing Society will be the and Mrs. RoiJert Lenhard. Sue was graduated fro m theme of the family program Couples who have reoonUy call moved into The Pointe from Grosse Pointe Higb School and planned by the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Women's As- outside the Detroit area are has compl~ted her studies at eligible for Club membership. KAY WISE Ferris State College from where sociation for Lent. Mr. and Mrs. Blll Lowery, 886'1 Steve; a member of Lambda It will be presented in the 8386, or Mr. and Mrs., Harry Kimel, 886-8850, membership Chi Alpha fraternity, will be Church Second FloorI,ounge on Wednesday nights, February 18 chairmen. may be contacted for graduated in June. further ir.!ormatlon. and 25 and March 4 and 11, at 7:30 o'clock. Children over 12 are especially invited to attend with their parents. , SpeaKers' \vl1l discuss' the "till: lowing topics: Families Are SALE Hcre 10 Stay - Or Are They?; The Short-Changed Children of Suburbia; God, Sex and Your Cart.r'. Cotton Shirts far Inhtnt. Child; How A b 0 utA Good Fight? and Toddl.r.

MR. and M'RS. MICHAEL MacMECHAN, . of. University Save substantially on these soft colton knit shirts with place, announce the birth of a' son, MICHAEL DENE, Febru- comforloble Nevobind~seamless underarms. ary 1. Mrs. MacMechan is the former MARY MARTHA BIL- A. Eosy'.on medium weight shirt, 6 mo.3 yr. sizes. QUE, daughter of' MR. and MRS. GEORGE BILQUE, of Torrey road. Paternal grand- ~eg. 2 for 1.39. , ••••• ,.now 2 for' 1.09 parents are the DUNBAR Mac- MECHANS, of Lincoln road. B. "Gro.snop" medium weight shirt'with diuper topes,

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( t Thursday, February 12, 1970 Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS 8-ARTICLES FOR S,ALE 4A-HELP WANTED 6-FOR RENT- 6-FOR IENT- ,e-oFFICES FOR RENT (Doll'lestic) , (Unfurnished) ( Unfumialtedl KERCHEVAL "Village" Area OUTFIT YOUR FAIIILY - 2 rooms, private lavatory. WANTED -Experienced cOOks, HARCOURT - 2 bed>'Ooms, 1'" Parking. TU 5'()518, TU 5.7252. Largest Selection of Resal. walt r • IS .. and couples. SHORELI NE EAST baths upper, 2.car garage. No ClothlDg ID Area. Grosae Pointe Employment APARTMENTS pet s. Available February. WARREN, Mich.-Plush execu. CLASSIFIED Agency. TUxedo 504576. $260. 884-5050. tive offices, furnished. 1,150 Clothing, Accesories and Detroit's most exciting Tower, sq. ft. Reasonable. 773-3230. Household Articles takeD HOUSEKEEPER - half days. luxurious studio, one and two. WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE bedroom apartments. duplex, 2 bedrooms, 1~ baths, on CQnsignment. No Cooking. Grosse Pointe 6D-RESORT PROPERTY Shores home. 2 adults. Must den, recrelltion room. Avail. LEE'S FASH ION MART ADS be dependable and perma. Doorman Service able April. 1-301.460.9284. FOR RENT 20339 Mack TU 1-8082 nent. Call between 3.5 p, m. Security Guards HARCOURT ROAD-lower, 2 SARASOTA, FLORIDA 884-1996. Valet Car Parking 10 to 5:30 Dally; Frl. 'til 9 Call TUx.do 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Linn To Serv. You Quickly Panoramic view from pent. bedrooms, with stall sbowt1r Beautiful 2 bedroom apartment COOK to prepare dinner in pri- house. and tub bath. Carpeted, appli. on Lido Beach, available now DECOUPAGE HANDBAGS - Your Ad Can B. Char,.d vate home. Must be experi. Recreation room with bar aDd ances included. Available for winter lease. Exquisite Order now for Easter. Rea- enced In gourmet cooking, kitclllln. Feb. 6. TUxedo 5-2746. c:\ecorator furnishings, com. sonable. Oil paintings. 371- full or part time. Top salary. plete. Brand new, all electric 7787. Luxury G.E. Kitchen with ALTER ROAD at Grosse Pointe. 881-4255. appliances, color TV, swim. Self Cleaning Oven. Model'n 5 room. flat. Electric Air-Conditioning ming pool. Best apartment on Announcing the Opening of 2A-MUSIC EDUCATION 3-LOST AND FOUND HOUSEKEEPER to live with range, refrigerator, central Boat Dock available for best beach in Florida. Phone "THE IRON KETTLE" elderly woman in good health. air conditioning, garbage dis. Classified Deadline LOST - Gold bracelet, 4 link visitors. Mr. Edward:'!, owner, 886.1311 Lovely Grosse Pointe home. posal, garage, landscaping Antiques, Furniture, stripped chains, small camC'l on brace. 5 minutes to downtown Det. evenings or Mr. McVey, agent, Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., MILDRED BRIGGS TUxedo 1.1288. and snow removal. Adult. VA refinished, repaired. Special- let. TU 2.5511. 813-388.2301. Refer .\partment for all new copy, changes of PIANO and THEORY 2-6611. izing in dining room sets. CLEANING LADY, every other 205-F, Lido Harbour, South. copy and cancellations. It II BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO MODELS ON DISPLAY Novi, (1) 349.6128, 349-1792. ~uggested that all real estate 4--H ELP WANTED week. Recent Grosse Pointe 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. IN THE FARMS-Moross.Ker- cheval vicinity. 4 bedrooms, copy be submitted tv our of. 15 Kercheval Punch and Judy references. TUxedo 4.0673. FORT LAUDERDALE DUNCAN PH/FE, solid mahog. 2 baths. Newly decorated and fice by Monday 5 p.m. Building. . SALESWOMAN OR SALESMAN OCEANFRONT, luxury town any dining room set, large EXPERIENCED WOMAN for carpeted. $325 per month. to market Grosse Puinte pro- house, some time available. table, 6 chairs, breakfront, cleaning, Monday and Tnurs- 567-1175 Security deposit. 881.4735. Grosse Pointe perties on commission plus 2 bedrooms, private beach, pay, in Grosse Pointe Farms Management: buffet. Excellent condition. Charge Ads--12 Words tcr $1.50 TUxedo 2-5680 bonu~. In business in Grosse THEDA L. FRENCH RLTR. pool. WO 3.3123; eves. TU home. 2 little girls, ages 5 I SCHOSTAK BROTHERS &: $350. ED 1-0433. I Dc each additional word Pointe for over 35 years, we 4-7944. llnd 6. 11,2 blocks from bUL. COMPANY FISHER RD., Grosse Pointe PIANO, THEORY: Pre. school can and do provide our asso- SLINGERLAND drum set, 6 Other help employed. $15 per SHORELINE EAST Farms. Newly decorated, 4 through university level Wal. ciates with the support of ex. FOR LEASE - Glamour6us pieces, ilJcluding dual bass Call day and all Social Security 8200 E. JEFFERSON bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2-car ter Mueller. 482 Colonial Ct. perlenced supervision. sound ocean frC'nt condominium, 2 drums, cymbals, $250. 372. paid. References required. "On The Water's Edge" garage, gas heat, $275. 885- TUxedo 2-6900 North. TUxedo 6.1090. training and many tested, bedrooms, ? baths, complete- 0849. practical sellin6 aids. If you 881.1749. I 7635 after 5 p.m. ly furnished, swimming pool. 3 Trunk linel PIANO LESSONS: Classical, are inlerested In full-time 34 miles north of Palm Beach. LADIES figure skates, size 91h, EXPERIENCED WOMAN for GROSSE POINTE Woods area, NEWS SALES STATION. Popular. Chord method. Be- sales work and live in or near Little Ocean Club, Stuart, new. Cost $40, sacrifice $18. child care and some cooking. ST. CLAIR. Attractive three 21643 Bournemouth, 3 bed. DOWNTOWN AREA gluners, advanced. 4311 Dev. Grosse Pointe, we should get Florida. Fioor plans and pic. 567.1257. Live in at least part of week. bedroo,m duplex. New. Mulsch- rooms, living, dining and rec- Grand Circus Park New. Stud onshlre. TU 2.8968. together. An interview a.p- tures avnilable. MaJe.tlc New. Stand 882.2504. ler kl.tche.n. Carpetmg and ruation room. $190 month. pointment can be made "y drapenes Included. $250 per 885.2546. TENOR BANJO, 5 string ba.'I1jo J(\HN S. GOODMAN E. J EFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS phoning Mr. Lewis or Mr. CHILD CARE, light housekeep- month. guitar, mandolin, Hawaiian 93 Kercheval 886.3060 KAWAI PIANOS Rlverbouae Gift Sbop, Rieman at our office in the ing, 3 days per week. 7:45 MAXON BROTHERS, INC. ST. CLAIR Village apartments, 8900E. lefferlOn COMPLETE selection of con. guitar. Lessolls. VA 2-6647. "Vi1lage". Park Drugs. City LImlta. a.m. to 4:45 p.m. References. TU 2-6000 20001 East tl Mile, 6 blocks IMMACULATE 2 bedroom home soles and grands at huge GUITAR LESSONS, Monday, SILLOWAY &: CO., ,REALTORS 881-0561, Tuesdays or Thurs. north of Vernier Rd. New in I,ake Worth, Florida, for savings. GROSSE POI NTE PARK days. ST. CLAIR Village apartments, large 1 and 2.bedroom apart- Miller Pharmacy, Wednesday or Saturday, after- 884.7000 remainder of season to couple. 20001 East 8 Mile, 6 blocks ments. Carpeting, all appli- MACOMB'S EXCLUSIVE Wayburn and Kercbeyo1 noons or evp.nings. 821-1W. CaU between 4 p.m.-ll p.m. KAWAI DyLER Lou'. Party Store on north of Vernier Rd. New ances. From $170. Model open BEAUTY OPERATOR for Jo- 791-6905. . on Charlevollt end Lakepolnta 5-SITUATION WANTED large 1 and 2.bedroom apart- 2 t(J 5 daily. Mgr., Apt. 25, MUSIC CENTER sef's Fashion Door. Can for ments. Carpeting, all appli. GROSSE POINTE CITY JOIN OUR KEY CLUB PR 6-2182, TUxedo 4.7657. SARASOTA,FLORIDA 22933 Gratiot nr. 9 Mile appointment 882.4246. SECRETAR[AL SERVICES- ances. From $175. Model open ORGAN lessons $1.00 per week Alfle:c:~~t.S~~rr Grace Brown 2 to 5 daily. Mgr., Apt. 25, 951 ROSLYN-3.bedroom colo- JUST completed luxury two bed- -no organ necessary. Cunnlngh.om's Drug. BOOKKEEPER, full c h a r g e Transcrlbinll, general typing, nial near Ferry School. Built. room ,two bath apartment on PAIR of French antio;ue white Notre Dame & Kercheval PR 6.2182, TUxedo 4.7637. Notre Dame Pharmacy, MUSIC CENTER thru P and L and financial , Mack.Cadieux Area ins, fireplace, I,larpeting, 2- IJdo Beach. Complet\Jly fur- bedside commodes, carved Notre Dame and Kercheva! 22933 Gra tiot statements. Must be experi- 881-5350 CtuPPENDALr!: COURT Apart, car garage. 60x150 ft. lot. nished by decorator, fifth roses, marble top. Very rea. Bon Secour Hospital on Cadl.1IS Call Mr. Freid1ine, 775.8000 enced, qualified person. Call ment. Roseville. Fraser Rd. $300 mont!' William W. I floor location with 45 foot bal- sonable. French solitaire table, IF YOU'LL name the job you GROSSE POINTE FARMS Edna, 884.5300. and Chippendale. New, 1 and Queen, 886.4141. cony facing sunsets over Gulf needlepoint top. TU 6-2205. Bnus Drul Store. Mack and Tour. want done, we'll do it . . • 2. bedroom, walk. in closet, of Mexico. Swimming pool, alne ELMINA CAMBURN Stokes Mul~ple Services, VA YO:Jr own private basement. short walk to famous shops on iVENETIAN lace luncheon llet R~~~k ~:fU~r~ervlce Pharmacy, MMTA Certified Piano Teacher SALESMEN or Women for East 4.9172. Appliances, pool, air condi. 6A.-FOR RENT St. Armands Key. AVAIL- for eight, superb quality. side &: Grosse Pointe prop. Cl.P. Post Oltlce. Mack and WarreD Tbeory Classes tioning. Apartment, 172.S410. (Furnished) ABLE FOR WINTER LEASE. Duplicate gift made to Ameri. TraU Pharmacy. erty - FuU time. Excellent BASEMENT and kitchen floors Kercheval on the HIlI, Studio Punch and Judy Bldg. Office. LAkeview 1.284<1. Phone Mrs. Champion, TU 4- can Ambassador. Fraction of Bonus Plan. If interested call washed, waxed, buffed. Grosse 5 ROOM lower furnished, im. Farms Drug., 15 K,ercheval TU 1-7747 5700 or TU 4-7515. estimated value. TU 6.2205. Fisher Rd. and Kercbeval our Grosse Pointe Office for Pointe references. Bob, 268- BABCOCK'S .VILLA DU LAC mediate occupancy, Kerche~ SChettlers Drug., Res.: 1023 Roslyn TV 4.2832 val-St. Clair, adult!> preferred, SKIS, good condition, 200 centi. Fisher Rd. and Mau.mee an appointment. Ask for Mrs. 9630. APARTMENTS available for 6F- TOSHARl- Cunningham Drug., Robinson. immediate occupancy. Best no pets. TU 2.8690. meters, non.waxing bottoms, Mack and '1 Mile Road PIANO, voice, guitar Ip.ssons. IINCOME TAX prepared. Pick- Living Quarte ... interlocking edges, Old Mark. Cottage HOlPltal on Detroit Institute of Musical SCHW~ITZER TU 2.2100 up and delivery. $10 mini- location on east side. Sound- Kercheval and Muir proofed witb solid masonry. YOUNG LADY to share home er bindings, $20. TU 1-3057. Merlt'\Volids Drug Center, Art, 16237 Mack at Three Mile mum. Call VA 4.7383. CHESTERF IELD Swimming pool. and club in Grosse Pointe Woods with 1Iiack and :')ou.nemoutb Drive. TV 2-4963. if no an. WANTED part time office help. SKIS 5' Junior F.I.S. ski boots LIGHT Hauling, interior paint. house. Call 711.0900. MOTOR INN same. 884-1505. GROSSE POINTE WOODS swer, TEmple 1.2870. Choose your own hours. Must Nordica, size 1. 884.1144. ' ing, call 822.1966. B1azo's Ile~taunnt. be experienced. TU 2.7172. Now open, new one bedroom Mack and Bournemouth HOWARD SIMON SYSTEM 3 BEDROOM townhouse in completely furnished with de. 6~STORES FOR RENT Grosse Pointe Pharmacy. Mack and JANITORIAL SERVICES, rea- FOUND POPliLAR PIANO and ORGAN WANT TO BE a girl-watchel"s Grosse Poinle City. Central air- luxe furnishings. Maid servo A FASCINATING sboppe to Manchcster sonable. Schnoblcm & Voth PRIME Grosse Pointe location Harkness Pharmacy, Mack alld Loch. For information call girl (and earn while you conditioning. $295 per month. ice and linen. We pay aU look for antiques, old.tiques Co., 756.1748 .. -Mack Ave. near McMillan. moor TU 1-8788 learn)? For details phone Immediate occupancy. UTILITIES. No children or Bob's Drug~, Mack and Rol1ya 4(1x80 ft. Convenient parking. and jewelry. Join the "In TU 5.8631 372-8442. Just for calling, I'll MAN WILL take care of con. MICHIGAN CONDOMINIUM pets. Also rooms. $36 weekly. Crowd" and visit DETROIT AREA 8$4-3592. TV 4.2822 bring you a gift of beauty calescen! or invalid man. 823. SALES CO. See manager at 23 Mile Road PI(!I~\~SParty Shoppe, Mack and St. THE GRIST MILL SHOPPE that will delight you. "Why 1041. 886.4880 and Gratiot, Exit 23 and 1.94. 7-WANTED TO RENT Devonshlre Drugs, Mack and Devoo- 28- TUTORING nol turn a few heads, Girls?" Must see to appreciate. Model 21151 MACK shire Division of General Foods. BABY SITTING desired by reo HOLLYWOOD, near Harper - now open. 465.5732 from 9 886.1640 L '" L Pharma~y, Mack and Belcon.. PRIVATE TUTORING 2 DENTAL students wish apart- field sponsible woman, experienced One year lease. 3 years old. a.m. to 10 p.m. ment, duplex or house to - Maryla.,d lIevenge Sboppe, Ifaek IN VALENTINE-Cash and carry in chiltl care. My home, 886- 3 bedrooms, carpeting, drap- rent. Call after 5:30 p.m., BASEMEI'1T SALE, Saturday, ncar Maryland YOUR OWN HOME orchid corsage. $2; flowcr ar- 9389. • eries and appliances. $200 567-1736. 10.2 at 911 Washington at cor. ST. ClAIR SHORES AU subjects; all grades. rangement, $3.95. Scribner. per month. View Thursday GROSSE POINTE PARK-Com. • ner of Cbalfonte. Manor Ph.nnacy. Greater lIIaek and Adults and children. Cer- NURSING, convalescent care. Jean Floral, 1925 Vernier at ,a,nd, "Frida~. Agent. ,1'1Resool1 pletely furnished, g r ,a 9 i 0 u s 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE' Red Maple Lane , " ., .'1 Live in, 4 or 5 days. Refer. American Discount, Greater Mack tified teachers. Mack. 886.0600. 1.5440. executive-type 4 bedroom, 3 HANDPAINTED mil k cans, and g.MileRd. Call: ences. 772-7698. full bath English home on basket purses; Raggedly Ann L.k e PharmIC,. E. • llI1Ie..tWtell DETROIT AND SUBURBAN WANTED-Woman, 25 to 55,10 large lot. One year's lease re- STORY & and .Andy and other charac. Mack and Jefferson LADY WANTS to supplement TUTORING SERVICE stay with boy, 11, while par- quired. t~rs key chains. Will hand Social Security pension. Light CLARK PIANOS ents vacation. Must drive. . decorate your antiques and KE '1-4653 housework, child care or home Harbor Club TAPPAN 884-6200 SAVE $75 TO $150 1A-PERSONALS Character references. TUxedo oddities. TU 4.5392. 1.3424. typing. Excellent personal ref. ROOM with kitchen privileges CERTIFIED teacher tutoring in MACOMB'S EXCLUSIVE erence. 886-5341. in 10 vel y Grosse Pointe HOME furnishings and art sale CONTINENTAL KNITTING is your home. All subjects, DOCTOR'S assistant, east side, STORY & CLARK DEALER Apts. and Woods home, 7 Mile.Mack Saturday, Sunday, February much faster and very easy grades kindergarten through full time, previous experience COMPANION nursing, home or area. Employed woman pre- 14, 15, n a.m. to 3 p.m. 1099 for left-handed people which ,8th. Call for appointment. preferred. Call 866.7627, Sun. hospital. References. PR 6- MUS IC CENTER ferred. TUxedo 1-8185. ~arker, Indian Village. I will teach in my home. TU 933-1734. day or evenings. 5199. , 22933 Gratiot, 2 blks. north of 4-3090. Yacht Harbor ALTER Road n ear Grosse 9 Mile. UNIVERSAL gas range, Camel DENTAL aSSistant. chairside. WILL BABY Sit weekends, $15 2D-CONVALESCENT 36000 E. JEFFERSON P<.ointe-Nicely furnished stu- back sofa, mahogany leather VALENTINE-Cash and carry CARE Part lime, 4 mornings a week, day, up .0 3 children. Own dio apartments, only $120-$130 BARN SIDING - Authentic ,1" top table, stroller, mirrors, orchid corsage. $2; flower If- _ 8:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Age not transportation. 884-4825. per month. This also includes weathered, hand hewn, nl. G.E. fry pan, old trunks, Eur. rangemenl, $3.95. Scribner- VACANCY in private home for over 35. Experiencc not neces. ON ,LAKE ST. CLAIR EMPLOYED college graduate tbe gas and electricity. Par. tural timber. 1-463.217D. eka vacuum with attach. Jcan Floral, 1925 Vernier at aged ambulatory lady, $200 sary. TUxedo 2.1511. wishes interesting part.time LUXURY 2 bedroom, 2 bath ticularly' nice for one person, ments, area braided rug, Mack. 886.0600. per month. 177-0425. apartment. Lakeview balcony GUITAR, classical, folk, good TYPIST, one day a week. Could employment after 5 p.m. TU no pets. Telephone 821.2818 glassware. Other household - private water - front club. condition. Used. $35. 861-3399. items. 10 a.m .•2 p.m. Friday. DAYTIME KNITTING Classes, • develop into full time. East 1.1642. or 821-8985. 3-LOST AND FOUND house, pool, pier and boat I 1794 Bournemouth Road Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs. side. medical-social agency. LUXURIOUS French Provincial DEPENDABLE practical nurse docking. BEAUTIFULLY furnished one day. $1.25 a lesson. TUxedo LOST-One earrillg, 2 pearls, 5 Hours 9 to 5. G00d wages. . h k l' f k mahog8ny and rosewood bed- 823.0145 WIS es wee or re Ie wor. bedroom apartment. Cadieux- OIL PAINTING, 31h'x51h', dat. 1.3980. small diamonds at Jacobsons . 822.1470 or 823.6575. MR. BROCK 791-1441 Mack area. TU 1-1193.. room set, 3 pieces. VAlley ed 1883. Will sell or trade. Home Furnishings or 00 Ker- 2-6921. ~OO va!.ue. John Wilson, HAPPY "Seventy-Two" Spiro T. cheval or parking lots in rear. HANDY MAN for part time 1 JANITOR SERVICE - H a"J e. 322.6225. The Whitticr and Grand Ma- Reward. TV 5-8171. work. 366.0130. .vn_'.I.rof.f.I_'r.p.~_ 0'. bl_I~_..iness build- 2 BEDROOM terrace, 2 blocks 68 ROOMS FORRENT REI AX A CIZOR "E ." -from Village. Available March I - j • •• xecuhve._

rais Slrect Gang. CARETAKER wanted for minor ing cleaned by an experienced F. .0 3.watt and 2.watt Sears' WaIki- HO TRAIN set, Marklin, 3 rails. FOUND: Eyeglasses, on the lake I repairs, painting, etc. Grosse and reliable individual. Ref. 1. or smgle or relJred couple. ROOM with kitchcn privileges Talkies. 886.7040. 3 engines, 75' of track, 6 between Y a c h t Club and I CALL Mr. A. Raisch at 892. Pointe area. 886.4880. el'cnces. 571-4366, after 1 p.m. TV 2'()359. for woman. Mack.Moross vici. switches. Running condition, Farms pier. TUxedo 4.61lJ.O. 6~00 and Wish him a Happy . ._ CHATSWORTH-E. WARREN _ nity. 9654455, ext. 44. ZENITH "Circle of Sound" $45. Car radio, 12 volts, with Birthday, Fehruary 16th. LOST CAT - 3 color female ALL JOBS 100% FREE HANDYMAN - General z'nme Spacious lower, drapes, car- phonograph. Son y AM.FM speaker, push button, $15. MRS LANE, Spiritualist Reader, tiger from Hampton Road in WE OFFER you top positions repairs including lamps and peting, fireplace, 3 bedrooms. MAN. rctired or semi-retired- stereo portables. 886-7040. 886-4864. Shores. Bring a smile to a with top companies - at no door bells. VA 1-8248. Adults. No pets. Eveninlls. TU 2 closets, shower, garage. FRIGIDAIRE 40" stove, G.E. open daily. cali for appoint- • References. TU 1.1218. SNOW Blower, Craftsman, 24", ment, 499-2903. sad daughter. 881.6632. cas t ,0 you. 1-3617. iron(;f, porcelain laundry tub. used twice, perfect condition, HARRIET SORGE 5A-SITUATION WANTED SMALL ROOM, near Kercheval 885-1066. . PERSONNEL AGENCY (Domestic) INDIAN V ILL AGE Carriage and Grosse Pointe buses. $175; 30-gallon metaframe 254 Eastland Center Prof Bldg. House. 2 bedrooms, $175 Light breakfast and home DRU)I OUTFIT, compll,te. Stu. gas tank, lighted top and 372-4720 RESPONSiBLE woman wishes month. Refcrence rcquired, privileges. Gentleman only. dio, very goQ

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ll-AUTOS FOR SALE l2D-ACREAGE AND 13-REAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE U-ItEAL ESTATE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE FOR .SALE FOR SALE '66 OLDS Cutlass Convertible- ERTY FOR SAU Light blue, power, very nice. $1,095. TUxedo 2-6868. GROSSE POINTE FARMS St. Clair County OPEN SUNDAY ~ TO 5 A HOldE Grosse Pointe Farms 'CLASSIFIED 1968 YELLOW V.W. Convertible, 330 LOTHROP - Custom.built THAT IMAGINATION BUILT RIDGEMONT, 167, near Kerch. very good condition, loaded 80 ACRES, with 1320 feet of semi.ranch. Two or three bed- UNIQUELY different trom any with extras, still under war. frontage on paved Road. "ear rooms and 2 baths. Beautiful eval. Well designed ranch In now on marKet. Less than 2 ranty. PR 5.6779. Smiths Creek. localioll. move.right.in condition. Ideal------years old and in mint condi. ly located near school and ADS '64 FORD Gallixil' 500 2.door ANCHORVILLE - approximat- SWEENEY & MOORE tion, this home oIl'ers just lakefront park. 21.foot panel- hardtop, stick, V.B, whitewalls, ely 200' frontage on Dixie 881.6800 about everything in lllxury ed family room. 3 bedrooms, radio, heater, good condition. Hwy. Cotswald cottage with 1------living one would expect to central air conditioning, 2-car C.II TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Tr~nk Line. To Serve You Quickly $450 or best offer. 521.6623. 121,2 acres. Cement block find in an executive property garage. Priced in upper 30's. ------_._--~._-_.------garage with concrete second A VISIT to this New of this kind. Accommodations Your Ad Can Ie Char,.d '69 MERCEDES.280 S. Approxi. floor-could be converted for are most complete and in. Grosse Pointe Park mately 3,000 miles. Extras. apartment or buainess use, England Atmosphere clude n~Qrble foyer, living Excellent condition. 886.9105. will find you the home ro,m with fireplace, dining ASSUME LOW - INTEREST [ " Si"Mll1 I 9 I 1.& ------_._------Above properties can easily room also with marble floor, mortgage. Recent improve- '66 TRIUMPH Spitfire. Wires. be reached off 1.94 X.way. of your choice. out.ol.this.worW kitchen with ments to this spa c i 0 u s Excellent condition. Call be. 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 9-ARTICLES WANTED every modern facility; panel- English home include new fur. fore 5 p.m. 881.1842. Call • 3 and 4 bedroom bO\lles ed family room with fire- nace with air conditioning, SKIS, boots and poles, size 6. BAND-SAW 12" Craftsman and ---- NEW FIREPLACE draw screen • Grosse Pointe Schools place; master. bedrpoll) with carpeting, draperies. and new $20; size 8 $40. TU 1-3780. Rotary Mower-Toro, Jacob. 1967 BONNEVILLE. Excellent GEORGE PALMS 40.44". hall price. Eves., sunken Roman tub. 3 addi- sen or Lawn Boy. TU 6-2322, condition, 2 door. black and REALTOR • Hudson's Eastland-5 blocks driveway. " bedrooms. den, TU 5.4060. tional bedrooms and 2 baths; 1967 WORLD Book Encyclope. I------white. $1850. 886-4596. • Edsel Ford Express-l block powder room, 75-[oot lot. Im- OWNER vacating, Entire house- dia and dictionary, $110. 882- WOODEN DUCK decoys. Any ------TU 6-4444 paneled .games room. Other mediate occupancy. • Park. Playground-1 block features include central air- ,hold and rummage, must sell, 7662. ' condition acceptable. 1.791- 1969 MERCURY Marquis 12E-COMMERCIAL conditioning, - inter-com Hi.Fi, 749 Harcourt, Saturday and -a8-F-E-'N-D-E-R--A-m-p-h-'fl-'e-r,-0-rg-a-n,:_6_03_0. _ Colony Park 10 passenger Lakefront Home attached carpeting and a fine ,,station. Air condilioning, lug- PROPERTY FOR SALE DANBURY PARK SUB. Sunday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. reverb" like new, $900. VA lOB-TRUCKS professionally landscaped site LOVELY WATERFRONT home gag(, rack, 6,000 miles. Rust --,-- 1-2406 a development by wilh rock garden. This is a with 20-foot library, modern OLIVE green Naugahyde chair with a gold interior, vinyl I . BUSINESS SITE very attractive and unusual kitchen with built.ins. first and ottoman, $45; Victorian 8B-ANTIQUES '69 CHEVROLET top. $3,600. A. W. MILLER, INC. Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe home. Priced below replace- floor laundry room. 4 family highboy dresser, $45; maho------I EL CAMINO Call VA 2-2590 bedrooms, 3 new baths, 7 fire- City. 132'xI00', fine corner ment eost. Must be SOLD: gany nlghtsland" $10. All In REDFORD - DETROIT Antique I HE ~ VY duty suspension 250 FRANK ADAM places. maids' quarters plus location. or VA 28420 excellent conditIOn. TUxedo I Show, February 20, 21, 22. engine, chrome caps, includes LINCOLN-M ERCU RY Johnstone & Johnstone I 3.car garage with gorgeous 5.6726. Carpenters Hall, 22521 GI'and all factory equipment. (Tllxes 20777 Gratiot, E. petroit KARL for appointment TU 1-6300 apartment above. ,. I River, Detroit. A wide selec- not l'nclud d) THOMAS Celebrity organ, 6 tion?f period and country e . PR 2-0200 DAVIES Located oU the West Bound Grosse Pointe Farms months old. Must relocale. furniture. Glass, china, dolls, $1987.00 TU 5-3220 Harper Ave. Service Drive, Payoff ,balance. Call after 6 paper weights,' signed priots ED RINKE TEMPEST 1!l{l3 cGn\'erlible, 50,- between Eight Mile Rd. ann HIGBIE, 643-Slar of the Sea SITUATED ON beautifully land- p.m., 922-]242. and decorative acceS60ries. 000 miles. Excellent condition, Vernier Rd. in Harper Woods, parish, 3 bedrooms; 21h baths, scaped half.aere lot near $350. 823-2616. SCHWINN 10-speed. Excellent Hours 12 nO?n until 10 p.m., CHEVROLET I 12F-ReSORT PROI'ERTY paneled family room and den, Kercheval. Paneled library, Florida room, 4 bedrooms, condition. 881-4495 Sunday closmg 6 p.m. $1.25 TRUCK &. CAMPER DEPT. 1969 MUSTANG ~fach I 428 Co- FOr. SALE 2 fireplaces, remodeled kitch- ______. admission and free parking. Van Dyke & 101,~ Mile 2'/':1 baths. finished basement, brlt jet, stereo pack deck. 423 en, carpeting and draperies HAMMOND organ, percussion, JE 6.(,'255 included. Split.level and ex. lovely condition. Chalfonte. 886-7387. FOR SALE-2nd Canal Lot off A-100 series,' cherry. Mint HAT AND umbl'ella tree stand cellent condition. Open Sun- I Intra-Coastal Waterway, Grosse Pointe condition, $1,995. 771-0623. with marble top and mirror, day 2.5. By owner or call Harper Woods '69 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, Boynton Island, Boy n ton 100 years 0 I d. 755-2012, '69 CHEVROLET yellow, black vinyl top, N. RENAUD. Charming home. 4 Beach, Palm Beach Count)', .881-3264. GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS VALENTINE-Cpsh and carry evenings. PICKUP speed, mag wheels, $2200. - f'our bedrooms, two baths of orchid corsage, $2; flower ar ------Florida. 886-7889. which two bedrooms and bath DANBURY, 20473-,-Unique de- rangement, $3,95. Scribner- BRASS swing arm gas lights, DELUXE heater, washer, pad- ded dash, spare tire, plus all JOHN S. GOODMAN are on first floor. Fine family velopment with New England Jean Floral, 1925 Vernier at doll buggy, school desk. Vic- '66 VW, beige, good condition, factory equipment. (Taxes not 93 Kercheval 886-3060 100 m. Modernized kitchen Grosse Pointe Manor atmosphere, 10 cat e d just Mack. 886.0600; troia, more (all excellelll con- $!i50. TU 1.6144. with all built-ins. Immediate dition). 499-0242. included.) Condominium north of Vernier and west of . IFLORIDA HOME in Fort Myers. ilccupancy. Ford Freeway. New center HEAD G.S. 205C, Nevada heel, I $1691.88 KARMANN GHlA, 1967, gas 5 rooms, 1 bath, central air Marker. Telmat back, $70. SMALL walnut dresser. excel. heater, snow tires, excellent 3-bedroom t~wnhouse, I1h baths, han colonial .with' family conditioning and heat. Low PEMBERTON near lake. Good TU 1-1610. lent condition, $50; also condition, 19,000 miles. 886- Contemporary. T h r e e bed- full basement, gas heat, cen. room, 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, needlepointe Victorian side ED RINKE taxes, central location. $16,500. 3537 and 884.5077. roo m s, three and one. half tral air. conditioning. Only 1 attached garage. chair, $20. 778-5129. Complete information. 8SS- BABY GRAND by Fisher. Good CHEVROLET b'aths. Den or extra bedroom. pointment only. Immediate TRUCK &. CAMPER DEPT: '63 PONTIAC Sport Coupe - 0973. condition, $450 or best offer. F ami I y room. Recreation occupancy. Van Dyke & 101,2 Mile Buckets, 4-speed, good tires, 882-8815. 9-ARTICLES WANTED LOT - Vacation chalet or A. room. Large mortgage can be JE 6-0255 sharp. $350. TUxedo 2.6868. frame site, Caberfae Village assumed. BABY GRAND, bench. Go'ad BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. ASK FOR NORM JUSTICE TOLES Browsers always welcome. -Caberfae ski lifts. 70 yards. condition. 775.4119. KERBY ROAD. To settle estate. R C. Claes Book Shop. Miss 1969 OLDS luxury sedan, 4 door Call Jim Barker. 886-3800. ------Interesting 0 Ide r home in Michigan Realtor GAS RANGE, 30" Roper De. Ethel Claes, 1670 Leverette hardtop. Full power, air con. ------74 KERCHEVAL TU 5-4100 '67 4 WHEEL DRIVE good condition. Three bed. luxe, $40; dishwasher, por- (48216). WO 3.4267. dltloning. radio, heater, white 12H-LAKE AND RIVER table General Electric, like TOYOTA 'wall tires, medium Green, rooms. Den. Updated kitchen Our 29th year hi Gro~se Pointe 6.Cylinder, 4-Wheel transmls. PROPERTY Condominium new, $80. VAlley 2-7572. WANTED, USED PIANOS. Call green interior, green top. and hath. Two car garage. Mr. Dixon, 779-3110. sion, snow plow, low mileage. $3,500. 2 DRESSES, ideal for school Like new. ST. CLAIR RIVER - Extra WEBBER. Oulstanding English mansion. Lots of bedrooms Sales Co. prom or bridesmaid. 1 pink WE BUY old gold, jewelry and FRANK ADAM large living room with field- VA 3.9676 faille, 1 w hit e lace with silver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377 ED RINKE stone fireplace; formal dining and balhs and numerous aux- 886-4880 OPEN HOUSES L1NCOLN-tV1ERCU RY iliary rooms. Fine d eta i I s shocking pink trim, size 9-10. Morass Road. room; excellent arrangement CHEVROLET 20777 Gratiot, E. Detroit throughout. The price of $159,- 1239 YORKSHIRE-This center Worn once. 775-2256 after 6 TRUCK & CAMPER DEPT. for entertaining with the besl possible view of the river and 500 represents bul a fraction entrance house was one of p.m. Vsn Dyke &. 101Jl Mile PR 2-0200 ANITA. Attractive, 3 bedroom, PIANOS WANTED shipping; four bedrooms; ]lh of reproduction value. the Park's finest when the JE 6'()255 , 1'h bath, tri-level.}3uilt 1963. 80" SOFA, ColoniaLwing, ba,ck, Grands, Spinets and small Up. : ,r '66 MUSTANG Fast Back 289, baths; three. car garage with present., owners purchased AUDUBON. F 0 u,r bedrooms. Family room, 2 car att. ga- olive green, $75. TU 1.2512.' right,S. Cjlsh, , "'. , ~, 4 barrel, 4 speed $785. TU storage port; steel breakwall it, but' they"ve added the 11~AUTOS FOl SALt two and one.half baths. Center rage. Large corner lot; , VE 7-0506. ' 5.0636. -$62,500. one popular felliure that WHITE Cashmere coat. '100% hall colonial always in great FAlRHOLME. Excellent 3-bed- was missing-a fine family 1968 CORVETI'E 1969 CADILLAC Eldorado G.M. La Vignia,. $55, size' 14; 2- ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING - demand. Living room, dining room, 1'h-bath face brk. Co- room, large lot, and a pos- 4-speed, radiI) and heater. Bal- executive. Firemist, air, ste- piece. red knit suit, size 12, MODEL STEAM engine. Must Bartlett Rd., H4 miles from room, paneled library, large lonial. 1st floor den. Rec. sible land contract make it ance of faetol'y warranty. reo, mint condition, all pow- $15; pink dress size 12, $7.50; be in operating condition. 1-9'" exit-1970 sq. ft., 4 bed- kitchen with eating area and roo~ with NFP. 2.car garage. a "real buy" in the forties. bone whife A-line dress size TU 5-9423. , TED'EWALD' er. $5750. 771-0623. room. Roman brick home; paneled recreation room with fireplace. Fine terrace over- . 16, $15; 2-piece-gra)'~nit I CHILD'S si2e''ft CSt" 9 -sitiboots';' CHEVROLET 1968" ~DOOR' - L.T.D.' . loaded fireplace in beamed living IN ~e a'ways popular Country. looking secluded garden. 'T,vo fLi'x~~~~a~ ,size 14, $25; gray wool skirt skis and poles. 294-7942. 15175 E. Jefferson VA 1-2000 with extras, excellent condi- room; library; large master ~lJli8f8a~%k~~~:Club area we are hosting car atlached garage. Low in- ranch with dining rOQm, 2 size 14, $7; brown silk wool I tion, $2300. 88)).0538. bedroom; 2'h baths; excellent a preview of a sp£lnking print Caryle, size 16, $40. NEED GAS DRYER. Can pay 1962 FORD l<'alcon, great trans- screened purch; 8.9 acres; terest rate mortgage can be natural fireplaces, rec. room. new colonial built by Dick TU 6.3112. $'!O. 886-9129. portation, heater and radio. CADILLAC EI Dorado '69, G.M. land enough to keep riding assumed, Possession al ciose. Large upstairs bedroom. Att. Kimbrough. Designed for Everything works, starts first executive. breezeway arid garage. Must sell. 7500 horses-$50,900. MORAN. Well cared for colo- the couple or smaller fam- time, every time. After 6:30 miles, light green, white vi- nial. Three bedrooms, one and FONTANA LANE:The perfect ily which demands' the best p.m. 821-6420. nyl top, white leather interior, BEADLE-CURRIER ,one.half bat h s. Recreation home for gracious entertain- of everylhing. This house FM, tilt wheel, power locks, 1970 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille. AGENCY room. Glasserl porch. $36,500. ing. Executive type. 3 bed- has generously proportion- air, six WilY seat, poly-glass Loaded. 651-6076. st. Clair. Mich. 48079 rO()[I}, 2'h bath ranch. Fir~t ed rooms with private b"th. tires, $5800. 886.7612, ALINE. ,Spic and span ranch Phone: (313) 329-4200 floor family I'm., activities I'm. ,rooms for each bedroom. built 1954. Three bedrooms. Better see this one if you STOP HERE 1968 COUGAR hardtop. Auto. and laundry I'm. plus base- 12A-BOATS AND Recreation room with fire- are looking for R quality matic, power steering, power GAYLORD ment with recreation rm., MOTORS place, bar and lavatory. Early house with almost no out- [ brakes, vinyl top. Gold with "Wilderness Valley" summer kitchen and lav. Cen- possession. ~2,500. side mnintenance. 398 Coun. BEFORE YOU BUY black top and black interior. 1955 CHRISCRAFT express 10.ACRE TRACTS tral air conditioning and 2 try Club Lane, at the en- $2,095. cruiser, 26'. $1800. 884-3059. Outdoors That's .All Your Own MUIR. LQvely Early American ca r att. garage. trance to The Club. '68 Torino '64 ,Ford Custom 'Phone-Write for Map-Brochure with unusual features. Four I FRANK ADAM 'la-TRAILERS AND GEORGE WELLINGTON SMITH bedrooms. lwo and one.half HAMPTON. CUBtom built 2 Fastback, 4 spd" V-8, w.w,t. CAMPERS bdrm. FB ranch. Family rm. OCCASIONALLY we come up 6-cyl. auto. LI NCOLN-MERCURY MA 6-2925 Franklin Village baths. Ber.uliful line' and one- ---_. -----.. I half story. Family room with with field stone NFP and with a very special, smaller 20777 Gratiot, E. Detroit A WEEK OR WEEKEND terrace. Utility rm., 2 car ga. SMALL HO:\IE needs finishing beamed ceiling. Tiled rccrea- house with the charm yet rage. '67 Country Squire PR 2-0200 OF FUN on 21,2 acres, in Boyne Coun- tion room. Large patio. low maintenance sought by RENT SKIDOO snowmobile with today's young buyer. In 62 '68 Country Squire Wgn. 10 pass. wgn., V-8, p.S., MAISON. In the Farms. Charm. 1969 CHEVROLET Impala Cus- trailer and/or DODGE MO- ty, 200 feet of prime Walloon VILLAGE LANE N' t' Meadow Lane you'll find auto., p,S., !ocl. air. lugg. rack. Lake frontage $175.00 per ft. . Ice .,ree ing Cape Cod with two bed- y.a, tom, 2 door hardtop. Silver TOR HOMES. Slee ps 7 adu Its. this offerinr has three bed. Three bedroom chalct near bedroom,. on~ an? one-h.alf rooms up, den or third bed. with black vinyl top. Power, I Low ski prices. Call for free Walloon Hill $18000. I bath coloma! JD qUiet loc~tion rooms and two second noor air, stereo, 14,000 miles. $2,.: oro('hure. s, near shops and transporta- ~~~~~~n first floor. m baths, I baths. Certainly there Is a 695. 886-7977. ' MotoHoam Rentals ,886-5840 EXCELLENT CHALET sit e s lion. Sdlll6t• first floor den and jazzy '64 Ford Galaxie ... acreage ... Lake front- kitchen. Don't take our '68 Ford Galaxie 500 ROBERT JOHN. Well cared for ST. ,CLAIR. 2 bedroom brick age. word ... take a look. colonial built 1004. Four bed. rllnch. Recreation room, ga. y-8, auto. 500 2-dr H.T rage. Excellent condition. $1595 Phone or write roo m s, two and one.half OWN A BY APPOIN'I'MJo~NT WHEN COLWELL & CO. REALTORS baths. Family room. Utilily PEACH TREE LANE. Stone's '66 Mercury You Think room. Good detai!' '66 Ford Galaxie H.T. Box 85, Walloon Lake, Mich. throw from the Hunt Club. DRIVE BY this ncar)y-new Convert. V-B, aulo., p.S. 616-535-2214 CADILLAC? MORAN near Charlevoix. At. Custom built, luxurious 4 home at 9 Wellington Place V-8, auto. $1045 $1095 CADILLAC ------tractive fOllr bedroom colo- bdrm.. 31,2 bath Colonlal. for a pleasing eyeful of a' C en t r a I air conditioning, New Orleans Colonial. You OF, COURSE Think 13-REAL EST ATE nial. Glass encloscd pOl' C h FOR SALE with breezeway. Ncw furnace. heated pool. 2 car aU. garl;lge. won't be &ble to see the ------$39,500. Many extras. beautHul heated swimming pool in the backyard-but YOU CAN DALGLEISH BARRINGTON. Extremely de. LOCHMOOR .. Attractive 'Early CALVIN (first offering). 4 bed- COOK FORD room, l h baths, race brick it's there. And inside, there sirable 4 bedroom semi.ranch, American color,ia!. Four bcd. ' We are now offering bungalow, for m a I dining are four large bedrooms, 16801 Mack at Cadieux 882-7707 carpeted thrll,ollt, 2 baths, rooms, lwo and 'one-h a I f formal oining room, and a substantial savings BUT room, garage. plus rec. room, with fireplace baths. Family room with firc- great family room. After anrl filII hath. place. $55,000. on '66, '67, '68, and Before You Buy Be Sure PRESTWICK. Situated on a you're driven by. jU9f call '69 previously owned To Visit BISHOP. 1003, Executive C.B. ' LAKEPOTNTE. Two ramily nal. dOllblc lot with many trees. us for IIn appointment. This 4 bedroom, FB Colonial Cad i II a c s. See us colonial, 4 hedrooms, 3'h I. Each a par t men t has six now! baths, paneled family room, rooms. Gool! relurn at $t9,- is a lovely home. First floor NEXT. we call your aHenlion DALGLEISH modern kitchen with ealing I 900 library or den. Recreation to a FIRST OFERTNG or area, ovrrlooking beautifllll',' . rm., alt. hrrczeway and 2 car II really sharp Colonial in landscapcd yard. . N. DEEPLANDS. Choice Early att~ garage. tht' Woods. This three hcd- WOOD ROGER RINKE American. Three bedrooms, CADILLAC room healily boasts of hav- FAJRFORD. Prestigc arca, 3 three balhs on sccond noor. IIl1NT Cr.Un. 2-hedroom brick in~ two very poplilar fea- CADILLAC CO. 6161 WOODWARD hedroom C,E. ranch, 21h One bedroom or lihrary anrl hungalow with expansiotl at- tllrl'S - a fine family room TR 5.0309 I tic. 2.rar 1!arngr. Newly clec

Pig, Twenty.Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS ThursdlY, Februlry 12, 1970

U-REAL ESTATE 13-RE,AL mATE I3-PEAL ISTAn U-REAL E$TATE I3-RlAL ISTAn FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 2 WlIAT.A.BUY ITS bcdroom ranch, excel1p.nt COlI. CROSSE POINTE SOLD OUT AGAIN GROSSE POINTE WOODS ditlon, under ~,OOO. - appa nays. HOMES Personal attention from CLASSIFIED Sharp 3 bedroom RAN C H 884.2924. the BROKER gets results. with paneled family room. SHOWN BY "HEARTS 'N' FLOW. 1736 HAMPTON ROAD, 3 bed. Fireplace, new carpeting, at. APPOINTMENT TO SELL your home ERS ARE FINE FOR room hrick, l¥.i story. Fire. tached garage. H and y to CALL ADS everything. Can't be beat. VALENT IN ES - BUT place, 2 car garage, semi.fin. ALINE - Sharp 3 - b ed ro om ished basement, fenced yard. ranch with family room, 2 ('ar KARL DAVIES $29,900. TU 1-6300. THESE HOMES WI LL c.n TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Lines :-'0 Serv. You Quickly TU 6.1715. garage and assumable 5'h% TU 5-3220 i Johnstone &- Johnstone GIVE YOU PLEASURE mortgage. Under $35,000. Member G. P. Real GROSSE POINTF, WOODS I EVERYDAY _ EVERY- Your Ad Can B. Charged J NEW SUBDIVISION BRYS DR. NO. - Spacious 4 Estate Board, 1st in G. 1'. Multiple Listings OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 WAY'" Hollywood at Wedgewood bedroom farm colonial. Ex- FIRST ADVERTISED 5 New Deluxe Homes cellent floor plan. 21,-2baths, UNIVERSl'ry, 722 - A life sav. NEW OFFERING - Beautiful, 3-4.5 Bedrooms paneled family room with DY OWNER Colonials and Ranches fi r c pia c e. Large modcrn ing Ranch - only one step in modern Ncw Orleans colonial, .GROSSE P0INTE SHORES 13-REAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE the entire homc. Perfect size. 4 bcdrooms, 2'). baths, ma- All Priced in the Fifties kitchen with built-ins and Breatlltaking garden you will hogany paneled library, king. Mortgages Available breakfast area. Large closets. Willow Tree Place, few steps FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Open Daily enjoy from early spring until sized kitchen, Very sharp from Lake and Private Park I \ Lloyd !\larks - Builder GROSSE PTE. COURT - ~vo I late fall. condition. Quick occupancy. for Shores residents. 4 bed- TU 4.7411 bedroom ranch built in 1956. room, 2~ bath Colonial. Liv- BOURNEMOUTH COURT - BY OWNER HAMPTON. 535 - Splendid 60 WILLISON - Bllst Shore 10' Glassed terrace. Short walk to ing room, full dining roo!", FIRST OFFERING Custom GROSSE POINTE CITY CHAMPION 5 i zed rooms with special cation with view of thc yacht schools, shopping and bus large kitchon, den, famIly 3 bedroom ranch, air condi- NOTRE DAME ncar Jefferson, thought to convenience and club 4 bedroom house in new 1027 BEDFORD line. Priced to sell quickly. roum, 2J,2 car attached ga. tioned, atlached garage, fam- REALTOR atractive britk Colonial with storage, Special features in condition with all the extras FINE FACE brick English with rage. Includes complete new ily room, designed for family HARVARD RD. - Beautifully attached 2 car garage. Lot large kitchen - eating arca. you're looking for. Price now 5 bedrooms and 3 full baths carpeting and drapes. Mort- living. Call us for all lbe ex- 6O'x156'. Walking distance to THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS decorated, well des i g n e d Family room opens to pati!,). reduced. Owner would like of. on second floor. Library, fam- gage 61(, %. 884-2064 or 886- FRIGHTFUL but our once is brick and clapboard colonial citing details. schools, park and pool, Vil- Full basement complete with ily and recreation rooms. pleasant and warm with a fer. on eorncr lot. Four twin- 0617. lage shops, transportation. 4 recreation room, tiled bath Large modern kitchen. Be PEAR TREE LANf;-Lovely 3 competent staff to assist you sized bedrooms plus 5x13 nur- 1------...,.--- bcdrooms, 2YJ baths, li'/ing and laundry room. Attached 393 LAKELAND - Many fine sure to inspect this splendid bedroom home, large family in your housing needs be it sery on second floor. School, WINDMILL Pointe Drive, du- room with bay, 15x24; dining garage. features including central air home. room. Beautifully landscaped room 13rll. Up.dated car- buying or selling. Wc have conditioning, sprinkler sys- stores and bus within two plex. Each unit-2 bedrooms, home in thl' Star of the Sea peted kitchcn with breakfast been so successful in selling tem, good assumable 5'h% 1366 BISHOP blocks. Consider land' con. den, recreation room, 1J,2 Parish area, 2J,2 car garage, EXTRAORDINAIRE area; tiled paneled basemcnt, ouI' prcsent listings tllat we mortgage. Elegant 4 bedroom, HANDSOME newer Colonial tract. baths; 3-car garage. Shown by central air conditioning, Don't BIEN SITUEE screened po r c h, attic fan. would welcome thc oportunity 3 full baths, colonial just 8 with 3 bedrooms, 11,-2baths, appointment only in near fu- miss seeing this exquisitc TUxcdo 1-4218. of listing and selling yours. FIVE bedrooms, library, Icisure years old. Owner will take large. kitchen. The 12 by 26 HARVARD RD. - Attractive ture. By owner. $64,500. Call homel Call us or stop in to see oOr room, Florida roo m. Free land contract. family room Is outstanding. 1952 brick colonial on large 1.301-460.9284. complcte files with pictures. June occupancy but worth well-wooded lot. Fireplace. _ fOl'm swimming pool part of l 111 TOURAINE a secluded garden. 1114 BUCKINGHAM: :... If you waiting. for, Three bedrooms and I h MERRIWEATHER ROAD by SCHWEITZER OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 MANOR 406 -This ex~ellent have energy, imagination and baths. Short walk to scbools, owner. Colonial with 3 large thr:ee bedroom colonial is LAKE SHORE ROAD children, we can show you how FABICK REALTY TUI-7710 shopping and bus line. bedrooms, formal dining FIRST SHOWING of this one- 886-4200 completely carpeted and re- OWIler custom-built Colonial EXQUISITELY designed inte- to get the kind of spacc you I • I MORAN _ Ex cell e n t brick room, separate cating area decorated - natural fireplace in a prime }'arms location. rior exemplifies gracious liv- thought you couldn't afford. colonial house. Move-in con- off kitchen, first floor lava- - first floor lav. - terrace J Some of the features are a ing. T\\ 0 fireplaces and built- Immediate possession. largc I GROSSE POINTE PARK dition. Six large attractive tory, finished basement, 2 car .' - gas lie at - garagc. Good 3 bedroom 21,-2bath colonial OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 garage. Mortgage can be as- library and screened terrace, in bar.b-que in family room , rooms plus heated den. Rec- SWEETHEART'S Farms location. featuring. lifetiIile roof, C?P- 612 MIDDLESEX. Large custom reation room in basement. sumed. 886-6527. SPECIAL 4 bedrms., 2 baths, 2 lava- add to c 0 z y atmosphere tories, recreation room and throughout the perfectly seal- per drams, large lot With brick center entrance Colo- Two natural fireplaces. Large LOCHMOOR 799 - A beautiful 1------attached gaage. Quick occu- ,~d'rooms. Fun areas In lower sprinklcr system. Dial. 'Built 1955. 3 hugc bed- new kitchen. house wilb features desired 905 COOK ROAD pancy nceded. level provided with wet bar, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 if by so many who want a gra- 21243 RIVER ROAD _ Attrac. rooms, family room, 3 fire- . . 4.bedroom, 21k-bath, 1'h-story recreation room wilb fire. I cious home without the re- tive 3 bedroom, 1'h bath gra)' places, Ree room in base- I R I V ERR D. -: Sur~rlSln~ly 'Colonial. 7 years old, mint . Grosse Pointe real estate , LAKELAND AVENUE place, large billiard room, sponsibilities of too much brick ranch, large lot, 2-car ment. Carpeting and drapes roomy ra~ch ~th 28 family condition. Thermopane "dn- A DELIGHTFUL Colonial in cx- powder room.' Summer fun in is now as hot as Febru- I size. Master suite, guest attached garage with elec. tbrougbout. 3 baths, a~ched r~m .. Priced right. Good 7% dows, kitchen with, built-ins, cellent condition. It features the 2O'x40' swimming pool and ary's been cold, so better room, library and laundry on eye. Priced in 10\\ 40's. Pos- garage. La r g e beautifully fmancmg. living room with natural fire- a fine Family room .. modern secluded patio. hurry over before our first floor for ease of living. Sible land contract. landscaped lot. ROSEDALE CT. NO. _ Custom place, family room, large "sold" ,sign leaves you kit c hen, 3 bedrooms, 11,-2 baths, large scrcened terrace, Mucb more house upstairs if WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - ST. CLAIR SHORES I 4-levet house in h.ew condi. breakfast area,. 2.car attache~ sad. As Colonials go, this wanted, for a larger family. English Manor house with all 749 WESTCHESTER - Sur- lion. Three twin sizcd bed. gara~e. Exc!!ptionally g~. fl' recreation room, attached ga. round your family with a good LAKEFRONT PROPERTY rooms. 2 extra large baths. nancmg available for qualified one's great. 3 bedrooms, rage and 60' lot. 51h% mort. Call us for an appointment. the beauty of carvings, pan- house, large lot and many ex- JEFFERSON near Masonic, 2 Large kitchen with built.ins buyer. $47,500. 1 1/2 baths, and loaded gage can be assumed. elling, church.l i k e windows with goodies! Reasonably WOODS LANE 1056 - Spacious and a brcatbtaking vie w tras . . . 4 bedroom, 2 bath homes on same property. Can and breakfast area. Large BUCKINGHAM ROAD fiv/' bedroom c,olonial. Im- every day of one of the great colonial. paneled den, heated be sold together or seperate. family room with fireplace. COX & BAKER priced at just $33,900. 885-71lOG AN UNUSUAL opportunity to mediate occupancy. Out of lakes. Many bedrooms and Florida room, kitchen with Iy. Modern 3 bedroom brick Beautiful recreation room. breakfast room, paneled rec- ranch, family room. garage, purchase this fine home near state owners want offer. Call accessiblc 8Pt. reation room with wet bar. carpeting throughout, built. STEPHENS RD.-Near Grosse 5 BEDROOMS 2008 LOCHMOOR Jefferson that is for sale to for further details. CHALFONTE - Rolling acres A home designed with the ins. Other house, log cabin settle estate. It contains 5 Pointe Boulevard. Dcsirable Grosse Pointe Shores before your door iIi the mid- bedrms., 31h baths, paneled VACA!'~T family In mind. cottage type resirlence. 2 well center hall colonial on large EXCELLENT quality. Georgian dle of the Farms. STRONGMAN- library, large breakfast room, 1342 DEVONSHIRE _ Excel. boat house with electric hoist, lot, in prime location. Four Colonial. Immediate occupan- UNA VISTA BELLISIMA screened and glassed terrace TROMBLEY - 58xl50 building lent custom-built home for the garage. Ideal Income proper- spacious bedrooms, each with cy. 53 Webber Place. Owner. KELLY its own bathroom. Beautifully ,TU ~-0438. I and recreation room. Excel- lot zoned for multiple dwell- ROSLYN ROAD. Special ranch growing family .. .4 bed. ty. Many other features. Call paneled family room with I and associates lent condition thru01';t. ings. Only $17,500. TERMS. w/gracious rodms. 2 bed. rooms, 2 baths, large living for details. fireplacc and concealed, bar. 1419 KENSINq'l'ON. New Eng- rooms. A step to Lakeshore. room, family dining room, STIEBER REALTY 775-4i1\iO 889-0800 Finished basement. Attached land. center entrance cllionial T. RAYMOND JEFFS Owners moved to Florida. kitchen with breakfast room, I 21,-2 car garage. Exceptional Good sized, 3 bedrooms, spa. TUxcdo 1-1100 den. Basement recreation i 100 Kercheval on the Hill John S. room with natural fireplace COLONIAL, 3 bedrooms, family condition. Quick possession. clous mas t e r bedroom, 2 II no answer, TUxedo 2.0176 CHAMPION I and bar. Large lot. Conven- room. 886.2291. No agents. WESTCHESTER RD. _ WIND- baths, modern kitchen, great REALTOR location. FHA, conventional. GOODMAN ient to e,erything. I CHARMING, clean Colonial, 3 MILL POINTE. Ccnter en. Help with financing. Reduced TU 4-5700 93 Kercheval 886-3060 boorooms, dining room, fire- trance French Provincial wilb $34,900. Appointment 0 DIy. Seeon.d Gencration Realtors place, dreamcat.in kitchen, both library and morning 885-5693. Owner. 'dishwasher, wall-to-wall car- room. Four bedrooms, 21,-21 _ GROSSE POINTE TAPPAN 'peting. Large, treed yard. Ga- baths. Very well maintained. A FA.'\tILY HOlliE with 3 bed. 884-6200 rage. Convenient to shopping. Many features to please the rooms, kitchen has built.in • FAIRWAY DRIVE - First MARTER ROAD-'-Near Ma • Assumc 6~ % mortgage. Ask- discriminating pur c has e r. range, oven and dishwasher. Member of Grosse Pointe offering. Excellent 3.bed- son School. Brick Ilh Sto- ing mid 30'5. Call 886-8953 or Land contract financing avail_ New bath; large enclosed lot. Real Estate Board room RANCH layout. Pan- ry, 2 bedrooms on first Stephens come to Open House, Sunday able. 2 car garage. eled family room, 2 baths, floor, large paneled room Road 2-6, 437 Maison Road, Grosse 90 Kercheval On.the-Hill HELPING PEOPLE FARMHOUSE, close to Jeffer. games room, Star ~f Sea, on second. Top condition. Pointe Farms. , Want 4 bedrooms, a den, modem kitchen, an attached 2 FIND THE RIGHT HOUSE son, 4 bedrooms and bath. Barnes Schools. Godd price Window shutters & carpet- car garage? W;:, have just listed this fine llprawling home IS OUR BUSINESS Garage. $48,900. TU 1-6300. ing. Basement lav. and for $48,500. We suggest you get the facts on this one by rooms, five baths plus showcr. Garage. TUxedo calling one of our consultants today. Possession at close. FIRST OFFERING 4-0600. ma ids' . Excellent fit s t WM. W.QUEEN BRYS DRIVE - A 3-bed- COLONIAL, In mint eondi. Sillo.way & CO. room COLONIAL, n ear floor for family and enter. 886-4141 617 FISHER ROAD •.. Large 4 bedroom 21f.l Center Hall tion, with large family sehools and bus, has nice COLONIAL on North Oxford taining. TU 4-7000 Colonial "picture home" In good condiiion. Designed to be room, formal dining room, I Dortha White, Muriel Chabot, living room and carpeting -4 bedrooms, 2lh baths, functional end to bring into being that special sense of three bedrooms. Patio with 986 LOCHMOOR - English Dave McCarron in kitchen; stove and re- terrific HEW kitchl'n with pride of ownership. Now vacant. Plenty of space for the barbeque pit !iwo car ga. Colc;wold home for large frigerator. Gar age. TU authentic Barn Siding cab- BUY ON little oues to romp freely on its 166 ft. deep lot. Good con- rage. Walk to schools. family. 5 bedrooms, 2J,2 ~0600. incts on all built.ins, step- LAND CONTRACT dition. Near schools, shopping, etc. Just 1'h blocks north Priced in mid-thirties. baths, library, formal, din. down family room, .2 fire- 1127 BEDFORD. TUCSON, ARIZONA of Kercheval Now vacant. ing room, modern kitchen, FAIRCOURT - 3-bedroom placE\S on first floor. Re- 1965 CUSTo.'\t BUILT • bed- BY APPOINTMENT 1st floor utility room, 5 GROSSE PTE. PARK brick BUNGALOW, with cently decorated. PReseott room,3J,2 bath ranch situated fireplaces. Early occupan- LOVELY 3 bedroom 1'radition- Ph baths, In desirable lo- 1.2300. 225 BEAUPRE-Semi ranch, on Skyline Country Club Golf cy. Land contract avail. al Colonial, 2 fireplaces, for- cation. You would be proud 2 bedrooms and bath 1st Course and Catillna Moun. If Your Choice able. mal diinng room, sun porch to own this one. TV BLOSSOM LANE - Ramh- floor. Can accommodate 2 off kitchen. Shower balb off tains. Fully air-conditioned, ling 4-bedroom California- or 3 bedrooms and bath on 1-4200. Would be an attractive 3 bedroom English home on a tree- 38 McKINLEY PL. - Large master bedroom. Completely inter.com and hi.Ii system. style home on lovely land- 2nd floor. 2 car attached lined street in Grosse Pointe Farms with that first floor family home with extra re- carpeted, finished basement Land contract available. scaped 95' site. 2 full garage, 75 ft. lot. Walk to BJ.AJRMooR - L I g g e it lavatory, then we urge you to insist on seeing this leading saleable lot locawd on and man yother fea tures. $68,000. baths, kitehcn built-ins. Kerby and B row n e 11 School area. Almost new candidate. Value priced at only $31,500. Many sharp extras. prCBtige street in Farms. Open Sunday 2.5. Oak paneled library, 2 car schools. DORTIL<\ WHITE 3-bedroom COLONIAL with Call for details. Large living room and for- attached garage. $49,500. lovely paneled f ami 1 y 457 BOURNEMOUTH.,...Cus. mal dining room. Library YORKSH IRE REALTV QUEEN REAL ESTATE TU 1-6300. room, 2J,2 baths, kitchen tom built 4 bedroom, 2 and sunrOOm on 1st floor_ 886-4i41 built. ins. 2-car garage with CO. bath ranch with over 1600 4 bedrooms, sitting room 886-7054 circular drivc. TU 1.6300. LINCOLN-Wcll maintained Easy One Floor Living sq. ft. plus a 10x20 enclos- and 3 baths plus addition. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 4 bedroom all brick Eng- ed porch. 32 foot recrea- al 2 bedrooms and bath on FOR SALE BY OWNER MOVE RIGHT IN! This pop. HOLLYWOOD - Sharp 2- In Grosse Pointe Woods near Mack Avenue. 3 bedrooms, lishstyle COLONIAL on a tion room, large hObby 2nd floor. Third floor guest FAIRWAY LANE ular type COLONIAL has bedroom brick BUNGA- modern kitchen, finished basement New carpeting. Owner corner lot in Grosse Pointe room. 2J,2 car brick ga. suite. Walking distance to Choice ranch, beautiful location evcrything. 3 nice bedrooms, LOW with expandable sec- transferred. Priced at $32,500. Arrange your inspection rage. All in excellent con. ehurchcs and schools. facing Lochmoor Golf Course. family room, fireplace, 1st ond floor. Full dining City. Ncar schools and today. dition. 3 bedrooms, 2lh haths, panel- floor lavatory and pass-thru room, garage. Ideal for re- transportation_ 3-ear ga. 330 PROVENCAL - On pri- cd family room, built.in ste- traffic pattern. Ex~ellent con. tirees or newlyweds. Be,. rage. Priced In mid "40'5". 1357 BRYS DR.-Three bed. vatc street faring beauti. reo, fireplace, r e c rea tion room brick colonial. Car- dition. Low 30's. TV 1-6300. ter hurry, its only $22,500. TU 1-4200. fully landscaped Country room, carpeted throughout. PR 1-2300. Where Is I,eting and drapes, dining Club Golf Course. Scven Well landscaped, fenccd yard. Johnstone &- Johnstone room, paneled recreation WASHINGTON - First of- bedrooms, five baths, plus )fust sce to appreciate. For 1------GROSSE POINTE WOODS- the best value .offered today in a 3 bedroom Colonial In room, 2 car garage, near maids'. Excellent condi- fering. Lovely 2.bedroom Grosse Pointe Woods? ? We will save you tim~ and confusion appointment, 881-7697. BY OWNER-Prime area, near Overlooking L 0 c h moo r schools and transportation. tion. ------Lakcshore. Spacious 3 bed- Golf Course. Sharp 3.bed- RANCH with family room. by suggesting you be certain to get all the details of, and Immediatc occupancy. arrange to see, this "mint condition" home. Priced at TOWNHOUSE room Colonia!. Good mortgage room RANCH built 1954. Bill 1950. Deep lot. 1m- 1381 BRYS DR.-Attractivc RENA UD - Luxurious Co- $30,900. Possession at close. Financing arranged to suit lonial ncar the Lake. For. ALTER, 666 _ FIRST ADVER. assumption. TU 4-5319. Breezway, 2 car atta~hed merllate occupancy. TV 3 bedroom colonial in l!X- your needs. mal living room and dining TISED Constructed by I FIRST OFFERING garage. Excellent condi- 1-6300. cellenl condition. Full din- lion. $32 ,900. TU 1.fl300. ing room, eating space in room. Large family room Walter Mast - Six rooms. HUNT CLUB-3 bedroom brick with bar and grill, pancled First floor completcly car- bungalow in excellent condi. THREE MILE DRIVE-Your kitchen, enclosed porch SUNNING DALE DRIVE - and 2J,2 car garage. library, modern kitchen. 5 peted. Under $20,000. tion. Newly decorated. Recrea- Beautiful COLONIAL with opportunity to own one of bcdrooms, 3 baths. 2 car 19912 W. DOYLE PL. - tion room, carpeting, drap. ~pacious living room anrl thc Poinle's most unique , attached garage. Central John S. You're In for a surprise once you finish selling this story Threc bedroom, 2J,2 colon. eries and quite new appli- nininll room. paneled li- air conditioning. ances desired. Reasonably homes. Ncar the lake. lo- and a half home located in thc heart I)f Grosse Pointc ial. Ultra modern kitchen if hrary plus 17' family room priced in 20's with fine mort- cated on over one acre of Farms. 4 food sized bedrooms, 21k baths, larl(e activities with pantry, oversize fam. 679 R I V A R D - Colonial. wilh built.ln har. fl bed- GOODMAN gage to assume. By owner. TU lanrl, features a spaclous porch. Excellent carpeting. Kerby, Brownell, and St. Paul i1y room with firepla~~ Four large bedrc.r,ms and 2 rooms, 3 full ballls, 2 lavs. 93 Kcrcheval 886-3060 6-836('; (Open Sunday 2.5:30 schools, Arrange an 8ppointment today. and grill, finished base- baths, family sized living 100' site with circular livinl( room with Monrce- but call and see it anytime.) ment, crntra' air condi. room, den and formal din- Second Generation Realtors llrlve. Hctter see this fine mantlerl fircplace; dlnlr,g ing rOOm. Close to schools. home. l'U 4-0600. tionin!(. Fully carpeted and room, 32' formal hall, 3 draped. Closc to sebools. New carpeting. Immediate GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE hllrlrooms, 8.car garllge for Large Family? 7, occupancy. BISHOP-Handy to Village. 879 ELLAIR PL,-.spacious unlimited storage, and 32' Spacious English 2 STORY Here's a rare value. This 5 bedroom home is les~ than 1 home for lar!(e family. or 821 S. ROSEDALE CT. - JOANNA WESTON with hll.lle living room and pool with nearby entllrtain- block from St. Paul's Parish. Also walking distance to shop. close off one floor and still Five year old 4 bedroom, 2 Serri"l f~e Point. Are. formal r1ining room; 3 bed- ment center. "One of a ping, buslinc, and other conveniences. Reasonable !axcs, have 5 berlrooms and 3 bath ranch with built-in WINDOW SHADES Cleaning. Turning, RepalrlDg rooms on second floor with kind" - bettcr see this! low maintainance costs. Priced in thc thirti('s. Be sure 10 baths. Foycr entrance with kitchen, hardwood floors, fourth bedroom on third Invcstlgate its complete details by calling one of our con- working fireplace. New air conrlitionlld, attached Fast Service TV 4.0600. ALSO FEATURING floor. ~orlcrn kitchen, fam- sultants today. kitchen. Large lot bllauti. 2th car garage. Excellent CUSTOM MADE SHADES lIy room. Owner trans- fully landscaped. condition throughout. As. ROSLYN - Walk to all ferred. $39,900. TU 1.6300. 226 1"ISHER RD. - Good 3 sumable mortgage. Nehools. Attractive 3 hell- bedroom brick colonial in 21580 VAN K-Like new, It. BISHOP - Center. entrance room 1'h STORY with top location for all schools, tractive ranch, 3 large bed. (jRA~OP COLONIAl, with 3 bed- lovely finished basement. BORLAND transportation and shop- rooms, 2J,2 baths, beamed rooms, pIllS hrl!Bkfast room GroSSI Pointe Dab Modern kitchen. i(aral(e. ping. Large dining room cathedral cllUing in fam- SALES AND SERVICE Ind dcn. Close to ev('ry. 15011 KERCHEVAL St. Paul's Parish. Ily room with fircplace, thln.ll. Make this your new Priccd In the "20's", TV • Eut 01 Alter • In th. Par' 16761 ~. JEFFERSON - modern kitchcn, 2 car at. TU Tt] uooo address. TV 1-4200. 1.fl300, 2.&300 McBREARTY Prestigc locatIon. Hand. !ached i(arage. Assumable some English, five bed. mortg.\Je. Realtors GROSSE POINTE Call TU 2-6074 JOHNSTONE & 395 Fisher Road TU 6-3800 to advertise (Opposlle G_ PolDle HII!I Tennlt 00urtI) HIGBIE REALTY Shoe R.palr under Guide to JOHNSTONE 84 Kercheval 886-7100 361 Fisher Rd.. Opp. High Good Service l t ( I I j Thursday. February 12, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NeWS Page Twenty.three 21 Q-PLASTERING z IT-DRESSMAKING Defer Scouts SPECIALIZING in repairs for LADIES alterations, knitted Inter-Church Basketball 18 years. Cracks eliminated. suits, coats, hems, zippers, Class "A" pIa y thIs week Brierly and Tom Cooper also Enjoy Camping Clean. Jim Blackwell. VAlley formals. Rose. PR 5.6619. saw a cold-shooting Presby- helping with their scoring. Mike CLASSIFIED, 1-7051. I EXPERT ALTER.ATION and terlan team dropped by First Shook's 15 points were high for "Operation Blue Nose," a EXPERT PLASTER and dry- remodeling. Pick.up and Lutheran 28-9. Dave Chapman the losers, while Kerry Sorge. weekend campout held hy DeCer wall repairs. Licensed con. delivery s e r vie Po. Grosse oC Lutheran sank 9 of 13 free loos, Steve Rudolph and Keith School Scout Troop 141, was a tractor, 20 years. Free est!. Pointe references. 342-5348. throws and added to his three Nickeloff were e a e h adding resounding success despite 25 field goals gave him 15 points I four, and Bill Hines and WiCk-j below zero temperatures. 'I'he _m_a_t_es_._7_7_8_.2_6_78_. ALTERATIONS, dressmaking, ADS for scoring honors. Teammates ard completed the scoring. boys and their leadcrs spent suIts and coats. Call after 5 Bob Keppler witb 1, Larry Val. STANDINGS the wee k c n d of January 23 21R-IRICK AND p.m. 499.2071. CEMENT WORK lee and Jeff Knorr completed WOIl Lost camping in Pontiac State Park. CIU TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Line. To Serve You Quickly SEW!NG: Alterations, adults the scoring for Luther8n. Dave St. Michael's Episcopal 3 0 Among those attcnding were REP} IRS and children; hems, zippers, Marstiller with 5 and Drew First Lutheran 2 1 Assistant Scoutmaster, Ed Fled. Your Ad Can 8e Charged 'l Waterproofing and brick work. pillows, drapes. Trousers Brophy with 4 scored the Pres- G.P. Congregatloaal 1 2 ler, Ray Irvin, Junior Assistant i~ We underpin footings, repair cuffed. TUxedo 1-7455. byterlans' points. Redeemer Methodist 1 2 Scout Master. Anthony Buffa, ~_.~~m~_ll:l&iiII.rl"If!j",~,m12~W:llW'~~U, 1 II .m""lJ ....b!Jz~Ii,~m\:,~,m • • • Woods Presbyterlaa 1 3 Senior Patrol Leader and Ad- caved.in basement walls or 1 DRESSMAKING _ all custo'm Grosse Pointe Congregational ------visor, Ron I r vi n and Patrol make replacements. Inspec. made. Mrs. S. Deeb, 885.9373. 13-REAL ESTATE 2o-PIANO SERVICE 21 I-PAINTING AND tion of completed work ill. _ found the victory trail with a C 'I Leaders Mike Irvin and Charles FOR SALE 1 DECORATING vited; we \ guarantee our 38-32 win over Redeemer Meth. ongregatrona Boley. PIANO TUNING and ,servicing, workmanship. FHA terms, 21 U-PLUMIING AND odlst. Brian Cammett with 18 G Cold but happy campers also guaranteed. Walter Mueller, INCOME, 2013 Vernier Road, licensed, insured, bonded. HEATING points and Ralph Cross with included scout Scott McKay, III TUxedo 6-1090. HUGHES BROTHERS roups to Meet near Mack. 3 hedrooms down, 1 15 led the victors, with Dean and John Will, John MarUn; DECORATORS ONTARIO 2 bedrooms up. Separate fur. 21-MOVING & STORAGE CONSTRUCTION CO. I . Grosse Poi;rt;Congregational Don Carrier, Stewart Kurtz, 5293 Yorkshire I naces, 2 car garage. Excel. 881-4400 SPRENKLE Church Women's Association Tom DiDomenico, Dave Lauth. • PLUMBING IYouth Arrested lent condition. $39,900. 886- KEN'S MOVING - Local sub. 882-9750 or 331-8029 .W.) SIC .members will gather on Febru. Brian Helin, Lee Sh.Un, Lee 9155; 884.2063. urbs. One piece or houseful. CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION • HEATING . It 1 to en ar ary 24 at 12:31} p.m. Wiley and Doug Dodge. Low rates, TV 2.8540. • SEWER CLEANIN() DOl'lALD BLISS AU types of Cement and Group 2 will meet at the The next big event for the Brick Work VA 2-1282 church at 12:30 and proceed to troop is slated for the week. 13A-1.0TS FOR SALE 2 J A-GENERAL SERVICES Decorator Chimney Repair Benjamin Baker, 11. of 133 .. , !------Exterior Interior Since 1916 Ihe Detroit Institute of Arts for end of February 20 when the All Types of Excavating Conner, Detroit, was sentenced 52x316' ON VERNIER ROAD, Free Estimates luncheon and tour. IIIrs. Neil annual Father and Son Week- 885-0612 d I to serve five days in the Wayne near Morningside. TU 4-7980. CARPET LAYING FOR CLEAN & depen ab e County Jail for (!riving a motor Rice Is in charge of arrange- end will be held at th'e Charles jNEW AND OL D TU 1-7050 Ie r v Ice, call ELM E R S ments. Pail reservations must Howell Scout Reservation. 40 Yeal's in G.P. 1S-CARPENTER WORK PLUMBING AND HEATING. vehicle without an operator's LOT - A.vailable on Country Stair Carpet Shifted 2 license, and for not paying a be made by Tuesday, February Any boys interested in joining Club property. Fully land. Repairs of All Types 10. The cost is $2.75 per person. the troop are invjted to attend INTERIOR, EXTERIOR paint. I TUxedo ~.4882. fine and court costs totaling $25. scaped. Cigaret Burns Re.Woven Group 3 will meet at the to one of the regular meetings ing, reasonable. Work guar- Additions - Alterations.I------He was sentenced Friday morn. church for luncheon and a work which are held at 7 o'clock on . JOHN S. GOODMAN ALSO anteed. Free estimates. Grosse LARRY'S CUSTOM . g F b 6 b P k M . New Homes PLUMBING AND HEATING m, e ruary , y ar UDl- shop under the direction of Mrs. Monday evenings at the Defer 93 'Kercheval 886-3060 NEW CARPET SALES Pointe references. Schoblen eipal Judge William E. Speer. Howard Poppen and Mrs. John School gymnasium. Samples Shown' in & Voth Co., 268-9630. Kitchens, Family Rooms Resirtentlal and Commercial Baker's troubles will not be Attractive Lot on Jefferson Horn. They will demonstrate the Your Home We Also Specialize In Repair and Remodel over when he completes his jail Zoned 2 family COMPLETE Decorating servo Modernizing Bathrooms Water Heaters _ A. O. Smith term, however. He was sched- making of Panoramic Easter For Further Information BOB TRUDEL ice. Painling, interior, exter. Permaglass and Rheem Glass. uled to appear before Judge Eggs. Mrs. Poppen and Mrs. Ribbon Fanns TU 5-0703 TH IELE Construction Horn will also be hostesses CALL lor. Paper hanging and I line. ' Speer, yesterday, February 11, removing. Material, work. &' Supply Co. on a warrant charging him with along with Mrs. Emil Heinrich. Meeting Slated manship guaranteed. For TUxedo 1.7410 GEORGE PALMS. 21C-ELECTRICAL PR 5.2323 possession of a stolen car. Group 4 will meet at 8 p.m. estimates, call TU 6-4444 SERVICES ------1 When he appeared before the at the home of Mrs. Frank Ribbon Farms Chapter of the WILLIAM FORSYTHE QUALITY work by carpenter 21V-SILVERPLATING judge Friday, the youth was not ~urpin 922 Lincoln road. Mrs. Questers, Inc., will meet next LINCOLN AT JEFFERSON ALL TYPES WI RING VAlley 2.9108 with over 20 years experience ------represented by an attorney, Frank Penirian, Mrs. James Monday, February 16, at the 125' Ceet on Lincoln with beauti- Ranges, dryers, air condition. ------in Grosse Pointe. Conscien. • Silver & Gold PIIl1mg therefore the court entered a not Millles and Mrs. John Erickson Mapleton road home of 1Ilrs. ful shade trees and landscap. ers. Violations corrected. COMPLETE decorating. Paper. tious. Estimates free. Work • Oxidizing and Repairing guilty plea for him, and set bond will be co.hostesses. W. G. Montgomery at 12:15 hanging, insured, guaranteed, ing. $23,500. TU 5-4100. contracted or finloherJ' during at $2,000, until his examination Bob Wyatt of Wyatt Limited o'clock. Mrs. Montgomery will FREE ESTIMATES ~ • Brass Polishing & Lacquering d te t h' b ti h h TOLES REAL ESTATE AI Schneider, TU;edo 1-0565. January or Febru:.ry. Will a ,a w lC me e waveill will demonstrate flower ar. give a talk and show hel' col. ALL WORK ., 45372 e Fireplace fixtures refinished an attorney. ranging. Guests are wflcome lection oC Majolica. . BEDFORD, corner Kercheval. RUDOLPH TONELLO save you money. ,U. '. Copper polishing & buffing Baker was arrested by Patrol. and should make reservatiuns 70' lot. Good buy. GUARANTEED Decorator CARPENTER-All types repair men Paul Kocnfke and Timothy with Mrs. Turpin; 886-4424. KARL DAVIES TV 5.3220 TAIUPERING PR 8-0598 Interior - Exterior and remodeling. Carl Watson, LEEBERT Mink, who spotted the teenager Group 8 wiil meet at the A jury is about the only thing Wall Papering home of Mrs. Herbert Towson, 40 FT LOT in Harper Woods, ELECTRICAL WIRING LA 6-5501. SILVERSMITHS at3:15 a.m. with two male com- known to man that won't work Fleetwood, between Express' .882-0870 panions, driving west on the 284 McKinley avenue, at 9:30 and REPAlRS CARPENTER wants small jobs, 14110 CHARLEVOIX wrong side of the island.dlvided after it's been fixed. way and Mack. 886.3359. Three Mile Dr. a.m, The co-hostesses will be KRAUS MANN ELECTRIC CO. repairing, screens,. porches, 3 BIks. West of Chalmers Windmill Pointe drive. When 25 Years Experience Mrs. Albert Miller and Mrs. 14-REAL ESTATE TU 2-5900 etc. PRescott 1-3729. VA 2-7318 stopped, Baker was unable to William Reid. WANTEP Wallpaper Hanging CARPENTRY Work, moderniza. ------produce an operator's license J!'oreign students from Grosse 21 D-ELECTRICAL "WINTER RATES" tion, paneling, partitions. 21 Z-UNDSCAP!NG or ear registration. He and his Pointe High School will present FAMILY needs fine 3 or 4 bed. APPLIANCES PR 7-5879 PR 6.1231 kitchens, shelves, small jobs, SERVICE companions were taken to the the program. J:oom home. Cash. Private. etc. TU 2.2795. 1 lstation, when a radio call to the Grosse Pointe Mr. Jay, TUxedo 1-7609. GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY EXPERT painting, par er hang- TREE AND STUMP removing, station revealed that the vehicle ing. Free estimates. G. Van trimming, cabling, etc. Win. had been reported stolen in Police, Firemen RESIDENT OF Grosse Pointe • Attics e'Porch Enclosures Assehe. VAlley 4-~492. ter rates. Insured. Eastern Hamtramck. wants 5 bedrooms, in Park. • Additions • Kitchens Memorial Tree Service, 293.4069. In a custodial search at the Attend Classes Give address and price. Box - HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL senior will paint • Garages FACTORY AUTHORIZED ------1 station, the officers found and B.5, Grosse Pointt' News. interiors. Reasonable. Ask for • Commercial Buildings Ohurch SERVICE confiscated a fully loaded .25 Every member of the City of Mick. 886-3540. BILL CROTHERS PRIVATE party has cash plus POINTE VACUUM JiM SUn-ON c'tliber automatic pistol from Grosse Ppinte Police and Fire valuable vacant lot in Windsor ALL' AROUND painting and " 1677 Brys Dr. S0N under the front ~eat, and' a Department recently attended t,: loose.fitting igniti!ln switch and cl~sses on'Cardiopu1mim'ary Re- . for Grosse Pointe',one' or 'two TU 1-1014 .PR.2-4050' wall. washing. Insured. Jesse For information, family home. 824-4169.' ' , . 2ioo2:MACK ' . Page, VAlley 2.7348. TU '4-2942 TV 2-2436 LANDSCAP1~G: AND SNOW key, which dill not belong to the suscitation given by Bon Se. night or day, FREE PICKUP &< DELIVERY RE~roVAL car. cours Hospital. Baker and his friends denied The programs consisted of lS-BUSINESS NEW REBUILT PARTS 21J-WALL WASHJ.NG PR 2.1798 after 6 P.M. calI 882-5330 OPPORTUNITIES any knowledge of the firearm lectures and workshops incIud. WALLWASHING. No streaking. CUSTOMCRAFT ancl switch, and the two pass en. ing external cardiac massage. WANTED TO' BUY an interest 21 E-SEWING MACHINE Drop'cloths .. Neat, reasonable. Construction Company TRIMMING, removal spt'a~.tflg, gers were released for lack of mouth to mouth breathing and Worship Services in established .xea,l ....,.\!,slate, REPAIR .~lJ 1-5306, after 5:30. , feeding and stump removal. and Church School •. ~_ •• .l •.. o ~ evidence. Baker was held fOJ; ,the ~"re ot.. pj1.t\ents ~no Ilr~ company. Reply Box X'22, Free estimates. Complete tree possession of a stolen car. havTn~ li'e"atfanlfb'reatlifng dlf' ~.~P.9:30-and 11:15 a.m. SERVICE CALL, tune.up, com. • Grosse Pointe News. BUILDERS & REMODELERS service. Cal Fleming Tree Police said that the automo. iiculties. plete. $4.15. All makes and all WALL WASHING "THE CROSS-FAITH Service, TUxedo 1-6950. bile was registered to Mark The sessions were under the parts stocked. TU 2-1881. PAINTING &< DECI)RATING AND VICTORY" DECORATING STl,JJ)IOfor sale. Additions, •Dormers, Brown of 19156 Goddard, De. direction of Dr. Richard K. Lmv cost for inventory. 779- IloME )'dAINTENANCE The Rev. Ben L. Tallman 2882. . 21~ROOFING SERVICES Ree. Rooms, Bathrool!'.s, troit, and was being used by Muir and Mrs. Jean Woelfel. ELMER T. LABADIE Kitchens, New Homes, Austill,' Speakers Brown's wife, a nurse at the Custom Garages & Doors North Detroit General Hospital, 1G-PETS FOR SALE ALL ROOF '& GUTTER WORK TUxedo 2-2064 • Gather Honors Carpenter and Chares~ Ham. GrossI Point. The Grosse Pointe EXOTIC FELINES. Burmese CaulkIng. chimney repairs. 21K--WINDOW WASHING Free Estimates & Planning tramck. She had parked .the ve- Congregational kittens, sable with yellow eyes. Gutters cleaned. The Speech and Drama De. hicle in the hospital lot . A.OK Window Cleaners. Serv- • Unitarian Church Church A.C.F.A. registered. Birming. FINANCING ARRANGED partment of Austin Catholic IIIrs. Brown was making a for. ADVANCE MAIN'I'ENANCE ice on storms and screens. 17151» MalZlllee It Neff R4. ham MI 2.2747 .. Prep School has been involved mal report to Hamtramck po- 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop TU 2-5539 Free estimates. Monthly rates. • in four separate Detroit Catholic lice when Park authorities call- , Dr. HaTf'lI C. Me!ll",e 9:30 a.m. an~ 11:O~ a.m. SCHNAUZER, miniature, ABC, 521-2459. ed to disclose that the ..uto had 881-1024 Forensics League tournaments Morning Service Worship Servlcea salt and pepper male, 9 weeks been recovered. lover the P86t four months. Un- and Church School Crib Room old. 881-6544. G.OLMIN 10:30 a.m. J. D. Candler WINDOW CLEANING DOING aU types of carpenter der the direction of Mr. Thomas work, remodeling attic r/)oms, E. Bailey. Austin has collected Festival Dancers Guest Minisler BEAUTIFUL Sealpoint Siamese ROOFING CO. SERVICE Concordia Choir presenting Rev. Merle Brouwer kittens, thoroughbreds, $17. INC. FREE ESTIMATES porches. Small or big jobs. three firsts, two seconds, and Estimates free. TUxedo 5- four third places in these tourn. "REJOICE" "REPENTING ''lITH THE Tl) 2-4411. WE ARE INSURED Comes Feb. 26 HEART" Michigan's Oldest Roofer 5892. aments' The winners will enter "GOD IS ALIVE" PUPPIES, free to good home. Residential and Commercial 372-3022 Ithe final round of the Detroit Part Spaniel, part Beagle. VA All types of Roofs and Decks Catholic Forensics League pro. The Concordia Choir, of Con- 21M-SEWER CLEANING -$ SAVE $- gram on February IS at Bishop cordia College, Moo r h e ad. 2.9337. Gutters and Conductors CUSTOM Formica work. Sink Grolle Pointe United Gallagher High School. Minn.. will a~pear in conc~rt THE GROSSE POINTE Free Estimate Repairs. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE tops-Counter tops-Vanities METHODIST CHURCH SIBERIAN Huskie p~ps, sired First places have been gained at Gr?sse Pomt~ North High No job too large Electric Sewer Cleaning for -Plaster-General Repairs. 211 Moron Rood BAPTIST CHURCH by Camidfan-American cham- or too small. by Robert Lane in Extrempor. School s Performmg Arts Cen. pion Innisfree's "Kyo" O. all drains and sewers. Free Estimates 186.2363 8 !\tile at Itlack COMMERCIAL. RESrDENTIAL aneous, Jim Zakem in Humor.' tel' at 8 o'clock on Thursday, Arctic-Pac. One silver gray CALL 899-2100 CALL 778-4970 NOW Mlnl8tn Grosse Pointe Woods WE DIG AND REPAIR ous Prose, and John Knox In February 26. Arrangements for PBTIlIA. TIl_ male. one each silvery tan Invites 1I0U to 1D000sllip lOW, "'. BROKEN SEWERS Declamation. Second place rib. the loc.a~ concert are .under the 9:15 FAMILY WORSHlP male and Cemale. Show poien. FOR 9:45 A.M. All Work Guaranteed bons went to Rick Woodbury in su~ervlslon of the First Evan. SERVICE tial, ideal temperment with ROOF AND GUTTER WORK Church School far nursery CHURCH SCHOOL CALL RICHARD WILLERTZ IModernization Serious Prose and Rick Bersch. gellcal Lutheran Church. 11:00 A.M. children. A.K.C. registered, 884-9512 back in Declamation. Third Director of the choir, Dr. Paul 10:15 ~~~Or~th ~~~t~algr:::Sgrade. 50 ROSLYN ROAD TU 1.8170 MORNING WORSHIP $150. 544-0068. MORE VALUE for your money. places went to George Shea in J. Christiansen and his group seyen throu.h twelve. CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION Additions, kitchens, dormers, Adult semInars and discus- 7:00 P.M. Humorous Prose, Doug Trom. of 65. singers have won wide slon group •. I EVENING WORSHIP FREE .HAMSTERS. Ideal pets 21H-RUG CLEANING All Sewers Ch,aned basements, bathrooms, wall bley and Robert Lane in Extern. acclaim on a recent tour of 11:15 MORNING WORSIITP for all ages. Cages available. Digging Sewers removals. No job too smail SERVICE Dr. A. Dale Ihrie- poraneous. A multiple reading Norway, Holland, German and Church Schaal ror nursery lIIinister 884.7825. Waterproofing DURACLEAN or too large. done by Terry Murphy Bruce Austria with special concerts through Kindergarten. 885-0612 GROOMING. Poodles only. I CARPET-FURNITURE Grubb and George Sh~a took at the Brussel1J World's Fair I BIDIGARE BROS. INC. give proCessional care to ev, SERVICE SEWERS CLEANED, broken a third place 86 well. and the Vienn? Music Fcstival. ery Poodle, yet done reason. Carpets, rugs and upholstered Sewers repaired. Guaranteed. Office '172.5715 Other participants from Aus- They will be appearing in a Flnt English St. Paul Ev. able. and complete. 772-0052. furniture cleaned on location Reasonable rates. 881-0063 or evenings till 11, TU 1-6988 tin included Mike Ducody number of midwestern cities by tl)e world famous "Flow- 779-1225. ------August Allese, Steve Schafer: and. e~sterncities this ser,so~. Ev. Lutheran GROO~IING. Eastland are a. Lutheran Church er Fresh" Duraclean procesl!. I and Chris Cavanaugt.. Smgmg a capella, the chOIr Chalfonte and Lothrop Schnauzers, $7.00; Poodles. 210-WATERPROOFING H. F. JENZEN will present a program ranging Moth Proofing. Church TU 1-6670 $8.00. Schnauzer pU!'J'lies and from sixteenth century cla~sics NO SCRUBBING-.NO SOAKING BUILDING Vernier Rood at Weclgewood stud service. TUxedo 6.4682. ALL TYPES caulking. Finest Scout Mothers down to the contemporary mas. We Invite You to Worship NO SHRINKING materials used. Basement wa. Home and Industrial repairs. Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods With Us tcr:;. Several favorite works by FREE - Kittens, Persian. - Free Estimate Quality Service terproofing. All work guaran. Additions, attics completed. To .Hold Auction the dircctor's father. F, Melius Church Worship 9:30 Worship ond Sunday 886.0775. PR 8-8777 Geo Bouhana, prop. teed. Free estimates. Residen- Porch enclosures, recreation Christiansen will be performed. 8:30 a.m., and 11 :00 a.m. School (all ages) tial, commercial, 884-9512. rooms, garages repaired. WANTED good home for Eng. 21 I-PAINTING AND The Mothers' Club of Boy Tickets may be purchased at Sunde, School-9:JO a.m. II :00 Worship and Sunday 884.5040 lish Setter. 2 year old male, DECORATING BASEMENTS WATERPROOF- TU 1.9744 TU 4-3011 Scout Troop 156.Christ Church the church or high school. $2.25 Schoo I (J .8) Good with children. Pre5ent ED-Reasonable rates, work. lis planning a potpourri auction for adults and $1 for students. S"ndll' Church School 9:30 lIev. Charles W. Sendrock home too small. 886-7225. INTERIOR and exterior paint. manship guaranteed. 881-0063 RgMODELING as its annual fund raising event. Rey. P. Keppler Rev. Iloland L. Schaedl. lng, wall washing and paper or 779.1225. Custom built kitchen cabinets. on Friday, February 20, at 8 2o-PIANO SERVICE hanging. Reasonable rates. recreation rooms. Additions o'clock, at the American L'~ll'ion Erects Display 30 years' experience. Ray 21 '-FURNITURE REPAIR and all types of porch en- Hall, 20916 Mack avenue, near COMPLETE piano service. Tun. Barnowsky, 1123.5596. closures, siding and roofing, Eight Mile road. For Scout Week ing, rebuilding, refinishing, FINE furniture reupholstering. St. James St. MiehaePs 1------_ FHA terms. We are illsured, The boy~ are "scoulinll" dE:.mothing. Member Piano KURT O. BAEHR Large selection of fabrics. licensed and bonded. around for items to auction, and Dean Freiwald. of 7 Rathbone Lutheran Church Technicians Guild. R. 7ech, CUSTOM Paintin" and Decorat. Quality work. 35 years ex- place, ha~ ;:one all out this Episcopal Church 731.7707. .. perience. 527-3933; 521-4519. Inspection of complete work would appreciate the help of Kerchnot el McMillon ing. Wall papering. GUllran. I invited; we guarantee our rcsid~nl~, If anyonl) ha~ any wcek to hclp show the Pointe 20475 Sunnlngdala Pork PIANO TUNING and repairing. tced. Free estimates. LAke- FURNITURE refinishing. all workmanship. extra but lI~eful household pulJlic ju~t what scouting is all TU 4.0511 Gross. P:I;nte Wood. Thomes Pettit, VA 1-3392. view 1.5716. types of work. Anti(jnlng. ONTARIO ilcms. knick.knacks, jewelry or ahout. as the Boy Scout~ of Tho Rey. F.dllRr n. Yeoman, -- _. ------,- .,- .... -----I,_to_uc_h~~I!'_S._5~.~2-1.-45-1-9.- CONSTRUCTION CO. even trading slamps, he would Amcrica continu!! to celebrate 9:30 & 11 a,m. Services Rcctor like to contribute clln Nan Ihl'ir 60th hirthrlay. 9:30 R,m, Sunday SchOol 881-4400 Brower at 8864427 or .Toan Curto A LHe Seoul memhcr of thl! f;cheduTt ", Servlc •• SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES I ELEGANCE IN (Nursery ror small children) Sundayr: a,oo, 9:30, II: If. a,m. UPHOLSTERING --C'-IJ-R-IS."T'O-P'.'H--E-R--at 881.9387. They will pick up Richarc! School Boy Scouts. FOR OVER V1 CENTURY !Cu~tom made furniture; dec. n the merchandi~c. Troop 74. Delln ('on~tructed a R.... Gea ...e E. Kurz, Pe.tar Church School Infants thru CON ST. CO. rotalin,ll di~play board, which .rade 6 during lh. twa later , orative Cabrics; professional Rev. Alan F. Harr., Po.tar ,!u!f\'IC'l's. E,ery Style of Ferree needlepoint mounting, tapes- CUSTO~ BUILDERS Douglas P. Bullen will bl' on c!i~play at the school d tries I and yarn; chairs and Modernization • Alterations throu,t(h tomorrow, ilJu~tralin,ll erecte or YOII stools In stock. EWALD. estan. A~8ignerl 10 Korea the many faceL~ of Scoul life hy I Additions. Jo'amily Rooms GROSSE POINTE WOODS WA 1.8282' Ji~hcd 1926. 13929 Kercheval. Kitchcn & Rccreation Areas usin,l( s('ontin,ll manuals. e(juip. i at Eastlall. '. VA 2.8(193, Estate ~ainlenanrc Arm.v Privale Dou,t(las P, menl anI! photo~ of Ihr many - Irirs hI' has taken as II Scout. gJresh!Jlerian C1111rc11 Including ,;Am:s O:\RK1':R !llIltcn, son of Mrs. Phyllis 111, 21Q-PLASTERING Sroilim asler .'l'rrv W('h.~lrr Chain Link AII.Steel and !l23.R5B5 923.8587 llutten. 856 lIarrinllton Rad. 19950 MACK AVE at TORREY RD. 886.4300 PLASTER CONTRACTOR. Frcc Gr~!iSe Pointe Park. Mich,. wa.~ and Assistant Sroutmastl'r Davl' Rustic Styles Worship S('rvicc~ 9::10 anrl 11:00 7 p.m, Senior lIi!:h estimates. Prompt service. 1 FOR~ICA SP~:CTAI,lST ,~s~lgnec! as a per~onnel ~~(',rl,al. (;ahhart III lid e d the yonn,l( Reliable. J. Maniaci 521-2108,' Counter, tops, kl~hen. balh, i ~st to the 2nd Infantry DlI'lS1',n Sronl'~ ('f(ort~ snc! (urthl'r Church School (nursery thnl 6 grade) lit 9:30 service only , anythmg In formlca. Quality Iln Kor~a, January 20. cllec! the work of all the memo "A PRAYER IS ANSWERF.D" MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. PLASTER cracks repaired. Tile work, rusonablc prices, free hen of Troop 74, which has Child Caro at Both Services 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL and drywall repairs, PRescott estlmllte~, John, caU a.m. or A wronR attitude will never he!!n in l!xlstence for more Dr. John Olert Jr. 1-4580. p.m., TU 8-7178. get you on the right side, than 30 years. , I Page Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 12. 1970 * * * * Feature Page * * * Pointer of Interest Good Task! wbo, where and whotnoC I .Favorite flJ~nte Recipes by whoozit of Counter Poi Imagine •.. a Valentine's Day without some verse nts Peof)!e in Know The remembrance from Carolyn Hubbard Lucas! We can't. By Pat Rousseau. . .. Here's her stanza for this year, a hittersweet "Look Again. It's a Davidow" ... We lIke Davldows CABBAGE l\fEAT ROLLS l.OOD.BYE VALENTINE new advertising slogan, their handsome ads and the Contributed by "look again" newer younger styling. Davidow dev.otees Mrs. Eugene GI'oves Your lips are coolon mine, my love, From ,he Memorial Church will find these new spring ensemhles at Walton-PIerce. A sign that I should see Cook Book "Gourmet Pointers" The colors and costume coordination are heautiful. Vera That you are thinking oJ, my love 1 lb. ground beef Maxwell's spring costomes have also arrived and t~ey Some other one than me. 1 head cabbage are designed to please all her fans. She has used ~lne But dear, remember to regret, 1/2 cup rice fabrics contrast of color and hcre and there, prInts And so, I fear, will I, my pet, 1 egg ,. ... ,. inspired by the beautiful southwest . . . one of her 2 cans tomato soup favorite parts of the world. ,. ,. ,. 3 Tbs. sugar Here's a postscript '. . . to that Where.Are.They. 1/2 cup vinegar "The Put Back" . . . is the direction Paris hair Now? report on S1. Paul High School's Class of 1966: Carefully separate cabbage Robert O'Leary, a Pointer of Interest in' 1965, graduates stylists are taking, The look is soft, feminine, cared fur, leaves and wilt with boiling this June from Georgetown Univel'slty. He's continued and that's sexy. The '/lupe of tile neck gets lots of at. water. l\lix meat, egg, sugar and ention . . . tiny curls, fringe, or a round. bun covere.d uncooked rice. Put rounded la- his interest in Jour.,'alism and is on the staff of the with a distinctive net. Have your o~vn halr styled thIs blespoon or mix in a cahbage Georgetown Courier ... and Bob Kelly's up at Michigan I State University ... Tom Desmet down at the University way at Leon for a fashionable chan.ge. T.he look car! be 1 leaf and roll up. Place all cab- aided by little pin-on curls, a halr tWISt, colorful or bage rolls in deep kettle and of Michigan . • • ,. ,. metallic nets.. .All are auailable at 17888 Mack Ave- pour mixture of tomato soup, sugar and vinegar over them. '" nue ..• TUxedo 4-9393.,. ,. ,. Cook slowly for two hours. Stir Leafing through . a copy of Volume I (1968-6.9) occasionally in order to avoid of "Eclectics," Grosse Pointe North High School's lIt- Catching Cupid's Eye ... is the Illitter of beaded dresses, at burning the bottom. Add more erary magazine - oh, the things we find when we decide Michelle's Boutique. Delicious sherbet colors . . • lemon, lime water if necessary 10 prevent and orange are iced with sparkling motifs .. Eile~e made a very to clean our desks! - we came across this poem by Ulla burning, IIpecial purchase to give you a very special price • • • ninety Jensen, an exchange student from DE'nmark .•. and we wonder how many of us could express ourselves half dollars. AU Ihis because she loves bel' new shop at 17864 Mack, designed to cover the costs of so well in what is, after all, our native tongue: Avenue...... I Photo by Eddie McGrath,Jr. the music. the use of the haJJ, . ItICHARD JOHNS, OF VERNIER CIRCLE, WITH HIS WIFE, LOIS piano tuning, salaries of the Listen; You Could, You Know ... give her a Mutschler director, accompanist Jerry the light heart of summernight Kitchen for a Valentine. For a look at what could happen By Janet Mueller . <1>------Hughes assistant director Sue is pounding to her kitchen, stop in at ,211227 Mack Avenue a~d have Lois Johns didn't know until two minutes before I bcr of 1960 whcn he was trans- Hughes: Jerry's wife ... tile nightingale is spreading all his melodies a look at the exciting displays i~ an .area which has we snapped her husband's Pointer of Interest picture ferred to Cincinnati as G.E. Strictly for Community like silver sprinkling over twilight forests; recently been enlarg~d. The desl&ns. mcl,ude contem- that she would be in it. She' demurred a hit - after all, Credit Supervisor Iherc. In Sep- "We're a non-profit organiz~- over Zealand. porary, Early American and provmclal, In handsome this is DICK'S story - but agreed ... And. sitting down tember 1?62 he was transferred tion, strictly ~or" th~ benefIt color schemes. Be sure and ask to see the brand new at the piano, (that's HER instrument), remarked with a to DetroIt. of th~ com~umty, DICk Johns '" '" * shade they're featuring Glenwood green. laugh, "He'~ always got, to be directing something!" Went to Night School explams. Once again .•• the 1969-70 Grosse Pointe Celebrity '" ... He sort of does. (!------For seven years arter the "All music purchased by the Series rises above disaster -In this case a pregnant 'll f' d war he workcd days and went. Chorus is .turned o~er ~o the Valerie of Balmain and a reluctant superspy E. H. Cook- In Martha's Closet ... 373 Fisher Road, you m Currently he's directing the It did, of course, have a bear- to school night5, studying for Grosse. :omte. Public Llbra~y ridge _ and the show goes on! .•• Today at 11 o'clock a collection of packable, easy care, banlon dresses, trav- Grosse Pointe Community Cho. ing on his pcrsonal life. his Bachelor oi Business Ad- where It s available on loan _0 in the Esquire Theatre with Lady Caradon, wife of the elers love t:1 collect. Choose bright florals and contem- rus. Summers he directs the "That's how I met Lois. The ministration at Boston Univcr- any local singing group. Just British Ambassador to the United Nations and author of porary abstract prints with long or short sleeves. Be Grosse Pointe Summer Chorus. Glee' Club was a family affair: sl'ty. At the same time he was like borrowing a. b,ook . , . d C ready to go at the drop of a travel tic k et. All year 1ong h'e s Grosse Pom. teWe' d have faml'J y get. togethers, directing a church choir . .' "Tape recor dmg s Ihe h0 bby "Emergency Exit," (she and her husban were on y- ,. '" * Woods Presbyterian Church families went together to con. "Lois didn't see me very of one of our members, Belly prus during the late unpleasantness), talking about some Petoskey Perennials. .. don't have to Choirma stel'. ccr ts. much.". Brogan. She's re corded every of the many V.!,P.'s she's. entertained I .•• .th'tand next travel north ro find jewelry by Sue Louis. U's That takes care of most "Later, when I discovered lIe earned that BBA degree Community Chorus. concert; month, March 12, same tIme, same p ace, WI wrl er, now al. The Sphere, 19847 Mack Avenue. As evenings. Lois was a pianist. I asked her and, in 1957, more nights free these ta~es ar~ available too, columnist and television moderator of Channel 50 s (8 Days hc's at his dt!sk, at to be my accompanist. We did at the LIbrary Book Beat Robert Cromie discussing _ what else?- you 'now, those little pearl buttons are hand- ' now), added the directorship ", painted.. with adorable Raggedy Anns, gay • TH. work as Crcdit Manager for a great deal of violin and piano of the Wollaston Glce Club to The Chorus has. Its .own of- books' and authors ... Lady Caradon's replacing Mr. -kiers amusing frogs and other happy sub. • ~ - the Industrial Sales Division, and voice work in Quincy and his church ch011''k wor . cers . Current preSident. IS James. Cookridge • . . Mr. Croml'e's replacl'ng Valerl'e, '''ho'. • , G en e l' a I Electric Company, the South Shore area . . . I. Kclley whose WIfe, Nora, musIc "switched places" with Sebastian Cabot earlier In the jects. Earrings for pierced ears are three Michigan Tcrritory. always tell her it would have Under RIchard Johns the instructor at University.Lig- dollars. There are also rings, pins and cuIf The Johnses have been Point- cost too much to pay her, so I Wollaston Glce Club won the gett School, is also a Chorus season ... The ladies of Bon Secours Hospital Assist. lInks. ers seven-and.a.half years. Be- married he!'." New England Trophy awarded member. ance League, the Celebrity Series' sponsoring organiza...... * fore that ihcy lived two years Dick spent five year~ at the annually by the New England All 'oloists are drawn from tion, remain, through it all, constant ••• Valentine Strategy, .. give him new. Bronzini and in Cincinnati. before that "all Conscrvatory as a vlolin ma- Federation of Men's Glee Clubs within \he group and for the St. Laurent ties from Hickey's, They're bigger, bolder, our lives" in Quincy a'nd 13os. jor, stlldying voice a~ wcll in for two years running. past. three years the Chorus * * '" colorful, more exciting. He'll get the message and love ton, Mass. his latter years there. "And we were h.caded-hope- has invited promising young Ready for another poem? •.. We're intrigued by you for it. lIave Two Children At the same time-he began fully-for our thIrd (trophy) instrumentalists from the GrossI' Laura Lysen's view of that popular winter sport "Skat- '" '" '" They have a daughtcr, Mar- lhis 100 at 16 - he W,IS con- whcn I ,go~ tra~sfcrred." I Pointe high schools to make ing" ... We quote from The Defer School Times' cur. White Tie .•• black tie, formul daytime ,wedding, sha, 23, who received her R.N, ducting the Wollaston Method- In Cmcmnah thc Johnses guest app~arances at each rent issue, (Laura's a third grader at Defer): h th . V I nte s has the from the Harper Hospital Scllool ist Church Choir. "just enjoyed ourselycsj ~e spring concert. semi.formaL ... w atever e occaSl.On a e. f N' (' t t' PI d W'th F' dl J'oincd our church ChOIrj I did Guest Artl'st thl's year Aprl'l •'lformat;on about what to wear and the. attire. from, 0 ursmg, pl'lor 0 cn erlOg aye I Ie er d' t' t II " , Winter is the,time for fun . .. • I f b t Harper she spent a few years He played in the Conserva- no Irec mg a a ... . 12, will be percussionist Frank You do not often see the sun. suspenders and studs to a good fitting qua t~y a. nc sUt. at Central Michigan University). tory OTchestra. And, during Then came Grosse Pomle. Krager a North High sopho- Skating is fun to do. Valente's convenient location in Grosse Pomte 1S 17904 and a son, Bob, 19. a Gro~se the early years of Franklin "Actually. when we. came more .' .. whose mother hap. We have a skating rink, do you? Mack Avenue ... TUxedo 6-5330. Pointe South High School grad. Delano Roo~evelt's Administra- here, ,I had nO,intentl?~ of pcns to be in charge of the Skating is fun - but you fall a lot...... • uatc who's studied at SI. Clair tion, when the National Youlh direchng anythmg. We J?med Youth Choir at Woods Presby- Valen.timely Specials ••• at the Notre Dame Pharmacy County Community College. Administration formed an all- our (Woods Prcsbyt~rlan) teriaTi Church. ... * '" Include colognes such as Revlon's Intimate, the Caron fra- Marsha's sung in her (alh. sludent Symphony undcr the Church Choir, of course-it .was "We are not," emphasl2es Ever been to ••. an Historic Memorials Society grances, Lanvln's Arpege a~d My .81n and &rghese's Ecco and I er's ('horuses and choirs and dircetion of Arthur Ficdler in undcr Charles Glca.son, dll'ec- Dick Johns, "in any scnse Heritage Day lUarket? There's one coming up next week, Fiamma. All are very speCially priced so you can make several, "used to play thc piano a Iittlc." Boslon, he audil.ioncd for it- tor of Choral MusIc. at Cass 'strict.' We're designed to hc Tuesday, February 17, at the Groslte Pointe War Memo. Valentine's happy and save. You'll also find many thoughtful, Bob'!! the family drummer, and was accepted. Tech, then-and at tIle s~me something other than the Rack- rial. It's open to the pubJic from 10:30 to 3 o'clock ••• useful gihs for women and men. appearing with thc Houston He played ~wo ycars in the lime joined the Grosse Pomte ham Choir. There'll be booths featuring books and games, flowers, ,. '" ... . Hollow and the Sounds of First Violin section. Commllnil~' Chorus. That was Fun and Romance jewelry and attic treasures .•. a pantry shop stocked

Wig Wasting Away ... in your drawer? Take It Nitc. ..i "Fiedler," Dick Johns observes, I under Dr. Donald Simmons' di- "The Community Chorlls is a with bread, cookies and J.am ..• A Treasure Chest of out and to Edward Nepi, Parrucchiere, 1946. 3 Mack T.hcy have a 12.ycar.old cat, "has a fantastic memory. He, rection, group for fun as well as good Y lh T d J h miscellaneous personal accessory items, fans, hatpins, A venue like so many smart Pointers ~re do~ng. •.es, TWI~kl~, the family pet. was out. here a few years ago, "no . urne to ~ ns d ~horal production. . hair combs, beaded bags ..• several 19th century dresses . d 'h hanged and so can your WIg. Their styusts LOISIS a member of Tuesday conductmg a group of the De. Then. m 1965, Gleason e- "You'd be surprised," he hair os taVtehelk o for your wig via clever shaping Musicale, raises hcr alto voice troit Symphony's, spring calla. cided to take a chllrch on the adds, "how many fine marri- " '. antique dolls ••• miniature furniture ••• steel en- can crea.le t e newtl °d f curling Give your hair piece in Dick's choruscs and choirs rct concerts, and we went back- West ~ide. And tha~ same ye.ar ages have corne out of that gravings .•. oil paintings .•• And ALL monies raised and CapI us ro me 10 .s 0 " '. (he's a tenor), belongs to lhc stage to see him. Don Simmons. who d becn WIth Chorus!" via the Market are used for Memorials .•• Take last a new lease on a fashIOn hfe. TUxedo 4.BB58. Woods Presbyterian Church "I asked if he happencd :0 the Poi~te Schools, accepted an Consider the Grosse Pointe year, for instance: An American Indian Doll collection * * ... Womcn's Socicty. remember a fellow named offer to become assistant pro- Summcr Chorus. was purchased for Detroit's Children's Museum ••• an ESCAPE TO THE UNDERGROUND ... the Atlanta Keeps Eastern Ties ,Johns. And he said, 'or course, fessor or Music at Ohio Slale Sponsored by the Grosse Historic Memorials Acquisition Fund established at the underground that is. Those folks at Mr. Q say not to Dick still maintams his af-\JOhnS, First Violin section!" University." Pointe War Memorial it, like Historical Museum ••. manuscript boxes were purchased 10 get Atlanta for that fun change of filiation with the Masons back The heginning of World Wal' Both Choir and ~horus turned the Commun.ity Chol"u~. \~as for the 3urton Historical Collection ... Market chair- r k nd It's a great dity 1t's the in Quincy, belongcd to Kappa II marked the beginning of the immediately to DIck .J~hns. under ~on Simmons' direction man is Mrs. Maxwell E. Hunt; eo.ehairmen are Mrs. pace wee e f .h ld S' tlo For onll/ Gamma Psi during his student end for the Student Symphony. "rt.s morc run than It IS ~vork, (Dr: Simmons founded the Walter Frentz and Mrs. Norman L. Parker •. Booth new face 0 eo., ouhts .•. Atl' days at thc New England Con. "We more or less broke uP" really," he smiles. "Our mghls. Summer Chorus; the Commu. - . • S $25.10 you /ufve two mfJ. at t~e . an- 1\18..P servalol"Y of Music and to Beta Dick recalls, "aithough I do Lois' and mine, arc takcn up nity Chorus was originated by ehaJr!l'en mclude I'lrs;. Ch~rles.)V. Potter, ~rs .. _tua~~ C. ton H~tel, ~m~ler at. f1~t'yP~t,~ P~;:h, " ' Gamma Sigma,. thl' Rlisinl's, rememher eomjn~ back while Iwi~h ~ 0 met h.j n g wc rca!1j' Maicoim Johns-who. to set the I Rankm, Mrs. Hcll1'Y ui'OeIiii! lurs. ~dwar(1 Baney, Mrs. cocktm/.s at t}IC Wmd)Ul/Wlel. .1 uur School hOI'"r society at Boslon in uniform to play two or threc enJoy. record straight once and for Robert. C. Redford and Mrs. CornelIus G. Egan. round trip Delta air face is onl!! nmet!l University. concerls." Consider the Choir: all, is no relation to Dick). ,. * ,. dollars. Call 886-0500 for more mforma- Occasionally he plays golf War Changed Care(!r "Most chu;'ch. chOirS do not When Don left War Memorial . tion, nul not if it mcans taking time That war changed the direc. have trained I'OIC('S but we're Director .John Lake asked Dick PILFERINGS ... ,. '" off rrom music. lion of Richard Johns' life. very fortunate at Woods Pres- Johns to assume the Summer In "The Home Cookbook," published in Canada in 'nIe Kaleidoscope ••. views a shop fut! of ~ure to be loved I "Music," he eXJjlains, "i, my "Before (the war) my entire Ihyterian: ~e hal'/' .Quite a nllm- Chorus. 1877: "To restore from stroke of lightning, shower with little gifts for last minute cupids ••• 16135 1\Iack at Bedford. avocation," career was poinled toward mu- her or tralDcd VOlce~, It's an The Summer Chorus p.resents cold water for two hours, If patient does not show signs ,. ,. '" It wa~ almo~t his career. sic, J was going to he a violin. ('n:lrl~ly volunteer grOIlP, won. (Jne concert annually. Like the f J"f It . t d l' t h f Attention g"rdcn duhers and TIc started lakin~ violin I('s ist, with maybe SOOlevoice on d('rful, vcr.~ e~thllsiastic . . . Community Choru~ it requires 0 I e, put ~~ In wa er an con lllUC 0 S ower or an . "h' ufl' for flowers. ~ons in the ~ixth grade, and Ihe the side," "Thc ChOIr slDg~ al two serv- no auditions, involves 12 re- hour longer. homem.a~crs WIt a. alrl "dail s e- violin was his major mllsical But he was in the Air Force. it'es evcry Sunday cxce~t dur- hearsals (two f}er week for six * ... * I!l addItion to the Kln:tber Y t y. P d interest unW after World War one of tho s e "dirty old ing the summer. whrn It stops weeks). and is open to any Once a week, my 90-year-old grandmother walks clal" you can come III the s ore an II. "Allhough." he adll1it~.. first sergeants," four-and-a-halr af a tolal group. But we hav(' Pointer. ~he six blocks from her hjlUSe to the village library. Last select. freS.h flowers and .the nccessary "voirI' went rig~t all~ng wilh il.lyear~, "As far as violln was. ('nough..~oloist~ 10 carry thrnllgh It.~ "gimmick" is that it'S.. a week I went with her, and was amus~d to see this prim supplies to arrange charmIng casual h?u- I sang Icad~ 1O hIgh school concernerl. I more or less gol the ('nllre summer WllIlOut re- famIly chorus, for all agl's, little person appear at the desk with a racy best-seller. C}uets in your own home and recel~e operettas, that sort of lhing." out or practice. I pe;lling onl':' I from toddlers to grandparents. twenty perccnt off the regular price. If But it was as a violinist Ihat I "By the time I came out (of I Th(' ChOIr, 40 mrmhers "Some are just tots." Dick "Why, I tholl~ht you never read anything but his- you wish the staff will make suggestions hc entered the youn~ musicians' the service), Loi~ and J had sllong, r('hearses vcry Thllrs- Johns marvcls, "who can hardly tory," the young librarian said, Illainly shocked.

for the best results. conle'st sponsored annually hy I hecome married. I kne~vI IIp-ver day at lh./'.Chllrrh. make a soun~. Some just stand Gram's cheeks turned pink, but she tucked the book * * ,. Quincy's all.male Wollaston Irould support a f..mlly as a In addll10n to Ihe Ch1neel there and smile, .. " Gle(' Cillh, founded in looO-and I musician. And my work in the Choir Dirk .John~ directs two Under Mr. Johns' direction. into her knitting bag defiantly, "lUy dear," she replied, It's PoslI , .. to be olle of the beautif1J/ people. at the age of 16 \\'on a scholar IAir Force h..d heen adminis- IlHndbell chorllses. a hoys' and Smiles (}l' ~ongs . , . as Lois "at my age, TIllS Is history." You ask Ilow? Find a bc(\ut!l salon which will cater to ship to thc N,'w England Con- Itrativc: I found I liked tlwl ,." a qirls'. at Woods Prcshytc- ~ays. "lIe's always got to be -The Reader's Digest your ever1J whim. A. sa/on .which adds nclO talcllt to servatory of Mu~ic. . I So Richard Johns. World War rian, directing something." I their staff to e:rpand Its servIces. For e.Tampw, tile ro,~h "The (Wollaslon) Glee Cluh II vp-leran. found himsclf firsl Two Conc.~rts a Veal' .. .------Studio) 010 has Miss T/Il/ wllo was traincd in GCl'TIlrWU hart sponsored st.uoent mu~i. I al Bcthlehem SII'I'I, Ihcn "for Con s i rI e I' the Community and is well-known for lI'cr pedicures, facials and appli- rians for many years," Dick Ia v('ry short time" in a Boston Chorus cation of eye l(\$hes Olle /Jy Olle. to uive a /Jealltiful 'wt- .Jt1lID~ n,)tes. "Roth ml' f..thef, hrnKcraqe nrfir(>'1 "Th10 '" : 1'11(' Community Chorll~, rC'- ~DAFFODILS $1~~~ venienlly located 1It )6839 K!'rcheval. Call 884.3280. , We'r(' eelehratinl( . , .0111' 21st anniver~ary at Cali('o Corllrrs ,Il('ar.~('s ('very. Tuesday mght now spending over $1 __ '" '" • I tnday, Thursday. Fehruary 12th. 1\ rordial invilation is e,t('nlll'll fol' 12,\\,('ek.s prior In earh con. . . . I j, ...... -...----~ , , . 1 10011(' and all to romr hrolVse and l'njoy rnffel' IInd snal'ks III ('I'll fh('1'1' ~ a dress rl'11ear~al bIllion on Berlm. all i Ill.1J 95 Tile Paris of Call .. , IS 1II:('rl'st1Jlq crlll(J omrrn. S. T('lr~1 a lh Iload." too. EI'I'I')'onl".' wl'lromr. i AZALEA PLANTS"::~~.$1 lion of tllO,~(' lwril'r mIl' ronf (1/ 28220 Mn('k, I\lll')III(". 1 • > • "TII(, Cmnlllllnily CIH!r,U~clo('s

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