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HEADLINES Shores Accuses, Fuel Crisis 01'" • May Alter , WEEK InclneratorPlant Schedule Ai ComplJe4 by the , GrOlile Pointe Newll Board Votes to Wait for Of Double Billing Directives from St.te nunday, November U Before Making Own THREE TOP ENERGY Dec:ision A D V ISO R S to President Cities Discrimination over Charges Made on' Non. Nixon have announced that, Burnable Items Being Take" to Landfill: . By Jr.athy Duff 'lor the present, the nallon . Letter Un.nswered The School Board meet- will not have to resort to rationing gasoline or banning By Kath Duff . ing Monday night, No. vember 26, was some- Sundny driving to fight the The Shores is pretty b, urned up over the last h t f t b fuel shortage. Neither will few bills it has received from th.e Grosse Pointe- w a 0 • reat ecause drivers have to endure a 30c the Board members ac- tax on gasoline. The White ~li~to~ .~efuse Authority. The Authority, which has tually discussed an issue. House may approve, instead, JurlSdicltlon over the $6,000,000 incinerator built It' "'__ in Clinton Township, has been double billing The s ~()me standard op- a Sunday or'weekend ban on Sh erating procedure for gasoline sales in an effort to ores for "non.burnables" the village transports this year's School Board curb weekend trips that bum to a landfill. ------up an estimatc<1 10 percent "It's more expellSive for to merely announce their of the gasoline sold weekly a elty to bw:n its rubbish at Saint John consensus opinion and in the U. S. the incinerator tban to bring vote unanimously after it to a landfill," Village Suo To Present hashing out their views • • • perintendent Tho mas K. in executive session. Friday, November Z3 JeHeris ~xplained to the The (opic was Christmas A FORD MOTOR CO. OF- trustees at tbe last council Yu.leCantata vacalion, or b"w to 5chedult: FICIAL, John A. ~Wint, an.d meeting Tuesday, November the vacation to "reserye the his three bodyguard, were 20. most amount of heating and ambushed and killed as they "All burnables have. to be North High Choir Fee. electric en erg y and still were returning home from taken to the incinerator' the d cause the least upset to stu. work in Cordoba, Argentina. landfill Is just for i t ~ m sture in Series of den.:;, teachers and parents. Swint, the general manager North High's cross country team brog'""'t tbe back row, (from left to right), are Assistant which cannot be burnt such Programs Joan Hanpeter, a trustee, 'fm. the Ford subsidiary in ... Id h' d th t. th the school its first State championship in Ithletla Coach J.' D. EDWARDS, Junior JIM FISHER, as 0 was mg machines, ma e e sugges Ion at I \: J::sa~ ~h~t' ::1 gupon~~~ Saturday, November 3, when the harrien finllbld SentorGARY KOPACKA, Sophomore BOB PELS- bed springs, old refrigerators, Saint John Hospital the opening days, Thursday "number one" in the State cross count .... -- &. MAW and Co-h TOM GAUERKE. All mem"~rs etc. will onc~ again present and Friday, January 3 and described as an outright as- "1 ...... ,.~ '" -. L." '0 Order Ope~ Trucks I its Christmas Can.-ta for 4, be dropped in order to save sassination. Investigators reo Grand Blanc. Team members in the front raw; ran I c:01led1ve, estimate:d total of 14,000 miles The Authonty felt that .t. WI heating the buildings on those ported the killers, about 15 (from left to right), are Senior JOHN DiMER. linc:e June 1 in preparabon for the State meet, some cities were taking burn. 1 S .patlents. an~ friends days, Her reasoning was that in all, fired machine guns CURIO, Senior TOM HA'MMER, Senior ED COKb Gauerke reported. abIes to the landfill to lower durmg the hol1day sea- most students take a few from their cars after they BRENNAN and Senior DAVE MARSTILLER. In costs. For this reason, they son. day:s to calm down from va. had blocked Swint's car and ------! made an art>itrary ruling that The General Motors Chorus I catlon, and that c I ass e s the car that his bodyguards . . N hHi h hI I all nt"n-burnables had to bt, will appear on Saturday, De. should start on Monday so were in. Neither police nor I Men"s N:ght ort g At etACl Darke' d Cars! taken to the landfill in open I c.ember 8, at 1:30 ".m. Since that the students have a full Ford officials could give any' .., "" r I . i semi.trucks. while trash for I'"Its founding in 1933, the GM week before the weekend. motive for the killings. I 'V.'J- , H __..I B. F II J k d . Ithe 'incinerator had to be I Chorus has become one of She also mentioned the fact • •• . . n " Ulge ononu at )0 a fl.ttac .e. brought in standard garbage II the most popular ahd active that absenteeism is high on Saturday, November U e I trucks. musical organizations in the those two days. GENERAL MOTORS an. December 4 SportsAward8 Niaht By V.an'dals'l "Our problem is that we Metropolitan area, The "lost" days would be nounced plans to shut down e i don't h av e any nat bed. Fr;ank Murch, conductor ~ked up in June. 15..of its nationlll plants for ------I'trucks; all The Shores has and pianist, is serving his '8Dettema. Opposes :~~:tkJ~~':~~r:o~~:::n~ P:~leSt~:;.t ~~~~rittAwards Presented to Members of The Football Hund~~ ..d....~ ...~,..._ol.la~ 0._a •. ,..i.{~~..h..•,_r~.tir.;kLm..r.avg.ears ~~;~~.:: ..~.~J;,t~~~s~c- w~::m:u~~.tt,_e:.~._:,;t:.a~.'t :.=1 ~;~:ed~;~te!'d~r::r.~; -Pielllent forM.les.-to,:-s:s;trr;;:S~~~'=':;~ II -i:-Par!( e:fe~use :iid'~i11 lise," Mr: On Mo~ay December 10 oai'd should wait for direc- ventori~s." Dealers are ex. Get Shopping Done . Also Cited I I __ ,lty \.refferis said. at 7:30 p.m. the "Judelalres,.: tives frQm the State before perlencmg a far larger de- _ ------Van d a 1 s apparently The Village superintendent a mixed .group of 2S adults tating any action. mand for G.M.'s smaller Men's Night in the ViI- Members of North High Schoo!'. undefeated were working overtime told the trustees that he hail will present a balanced pro: "If we now become patri. cars, and their plants that l~ ni football squad and its State champion erou c:ouDtry duri th d k h written a letter to Edward gram Of popular, modern and otic ~nd drop a few days produce the smaller cars ..ge, per.en ally popular team were among those honored JIlt week It the of W~ ~ N °fS Hoover, superintendent of the traditional music. from our January scbeduIe, have been working overtime. event, WIll be held Tues. 1973 Fall Sports Awards Night. Athletic cUredor 21 ~es ThY' dovemJr incinerator. So far, no answer The groUI) was organized tilen we could flDd ourselves • • • day, December 4. This is Ed'. Wernet conducted the program, wbleh aIIo in- ' an urs. ay,. . 0-\ has been received on his some 20 years ago as the faced with a directive from Smutay, November %5 the evening set aside each eluded awards for golf g' is' -'AAI. than, m.lI' -..1_ vember 22, mflictlJ~g le~ter. . Saint Jude Choral Group and the State that orders every f "b "f .. ' Ir.-aae .... ."&111" hundreds of dollars 10 'Mr. Hoover said that they was under the direction uf s~~l system to drop an ad. THE UNIVERSITY OF r:a~~~do o~eir r~~~~ ml~g, tlmettes and cheerleaders. dimage to windshields cannot check every load to Mrs. Geraldine Echenrod. ~ltional two weeks, in addi. MICmGAN, in r.pite of a line h' th Fl1ms were shown of the .'and windows of parked the laDdIllI, so they made the Its .current director is Bernie tion to the days we h a v e battle that ended in a 10-10 mas S oppmg wi no in. State cross country meet at Van Vliet, Mart Wickard aad cm in The Park City decision that non-burnables Beutel. Miss Barbara Man. a.lready dropped. I would just tie with Ohio State, Saturday terru~tions from the er" include Bill the .wmdshlelds of cars ~e- should have read that this the staH of North High he (Continued on Page 2) . l St t 1 1 - longmg to Mrs. Evelyn Gnf- wa at P' Middl "':L--I _. ----- Am.encans. In a televlse~ Inside each store special a e eve. Atkin, David Basion, Dick fin ol 1747 Meadowlark increase will have been s ler~e e ~II'JU nahonal address the prest- attractions are planned as Other North cross country Danforth Jeff Johnson, Tom Tied 0 d D 'd G .f' reached by July I, 1974. Un- and South High School. NEWS Hosting dent 'as~ed gas stalions ~o husbands, fathers, boyfriends, runners are Mike Andery, Lasher, jim Marshall, NOl'm fi~ o~' 490' B~~rne:'~~th ~li der Ihe terms of the con- . Performing. with the choir voluntarl1y close down their and brothers shop for Christ- Clay car~n, Randy ~k, Thomsen and BOb Thomsen. we~e at the Bournem~uth tract, a four'year or more IS a I nl:'vOlce f~male en. Purrfect Guest pumps at 9 ?~. on Satur. mas gifts, completely uninter. Mark Curtis, Bob deClalre, Thomsen was named mMt address Damage was eslf. veteran of the force's salary se~b e " own. as The Hon- days to 12 mldmght on Sun- rupted Bruce Duncan Tom Huette- valuable player mated at a t I 1 f $3SO has been raised from $12,660, ey ones, a mIxed group of 22 days. He wiU ofIicially ban. man, Greg Kopaclta Dave Girls' Sports 0 a (l • to $13,500 (retroactive to voices, "The Pointe Choral," It's not every day someone Sunday gasoline sales when Special sales help will be Lewis John Piggins' Brian In girls' basketball All Bi- D VthariedEStim atea M July I, 1973), to $1.(,000 by and a string ensemble. requests entrance to the . h' th h nd to . t I 1'" 'oro y orenN 0f 309 c. The D I 't Ed' GI Congress gIVes 1m e au- on a aSSlS n se ection Pcurcho Joe frzeslllwski County honors went to Gail K' I d'" ' dr. January 1, 1974. This will be e rOI lson ee NEWS offices by scratching thority. As part of his emer. and all stores are brimming Richard' Q'1inoDes, Bob Rickerman. Other team mem. thIDe~ ~0~1' or~eb tf:' ~e upped to $14,500 on July I, Club, a group of 50 music on the tront door window but se: Id... 0 gen~y energy le~islation, with giftw.6rthy items. cord, BOb Trombley, Craig (Continued 011. Page 2) le:t :n~ :ea~ wi~~ows of h('~ 1974. (CoGtinaed on Page 61 a flamboyant feline did ex. subject to Congresslonal ap------. I actly tllat on Monday morn- proval. the president also ------vehicle was ~nocked out. ing, November 26. plans to impose a SO m.p,h. Vandalism at SH Slight Tax Collection Damage was saId to be about And sinC!e that time, em- speed limit for automobiles $300. . All Matters on Agenda ployes have acquired a new. across the nation. Btlglnning D. C · F W ° d ~harles SchT.'elder, of 6211 fountl friend, on January I, rationing of urlng onstructlon 'ees alve Sbnc.hc:omb, Colu~~us, 0., But, alas, according to the home heating will start and notifIed the authorlh~s. that Cleared by Park Council cat's meow, it wants its dr. '11 b d d ------Based upon Ule re~ommen- his car was parked m front mistress or master. "I ap- e l'I'erleS WI e re uce by B:r Xathy Duff In a later interview at the dation of City Treasurer of the home of his father. in. At its meeting held on Ibid of the Jamu Tree Serv. 15 percent f'lr homes, 2S per. NEWS ffi 111 Ze . Monday, Nov~mber 26, the ice, in which the firm of. preciate all you have done cent for busine~s places and I At the November regula.r 0 cers, r. nn Helen L, FOll, The Woods law, Max Gardner, 435 Bar- members of The Park Coun- fered to trim a total of 584 for me, including the fine 10 percent for industrial uses I School Boa~ meeUng, I reSI' brought written comments CounclI unanimously passed clay, during the night. Th~ cil witnessed the swearing city-owned !lees and remove cardboard box, the tasty , dent questioned BenjamIn from both the architects' a resolution regarding the next morning he dl~::overeu morsels, (I'm not as finicky • • • I Zenn, director of adminlstra. firm a"d the construction waiver of collection fees on his windshield and windows in of Councilman G e 0 r g e eIght diseased or d~d elms, Verdonckt, who was reo for the sum. of $11,541, the a's Morris). and, (blushin~) Tuesd.!'y, November ZI Ilive services, on the extent firm Involved with the pro. county, school and drain on the left and right side of kitty litter, plus the comfy ROSE MARY WOO D S, of vandalism at South High Ject. taxes. This action WIS taken his auto smashed out. He set elected to his third four.year lowest of four bids submilted. term to the council. ' The price included the use nighttime accommodations longtime 'personal secretary School during Its recent con. James Glachino, of Li~n at the regular .meeting Mon. his damage at $300. in the ladies' washroom, but of the firm's dump to dispose to President Nixon, testified structlon. ~mlth, ~eD1lene, A ~ a m s, day, November 19. Farms Patrolman Vincent I mIss my owner," purred before Federal Judge John "I don't have the exact .nc., archltecu, said, A con. The reS'Olution notes that Peters, while cruising by the Verdonckt, who was reo of the removed branches and tained as councIlman at the trees. the cat. J. Sirica that she was reo figures with me, but I car. sdentlous effort was made the councU directs that the home of Jack Moran, 409 "In an effort to trace my .ponslble for erasing 18 min. tell you that It was mini. to m.lnlmlze instances I'r coI1eetion fee u provided by Moran road, noti<'ed a car November 8 election, was The number ol trees to be absent during the a:lminlstra. trimmed and removed is the one and only," the kitty COIl- utes 0( one of tile key Watf'r. mal," Mr. Zenn commented. , tempting influences. The statute on county, .chool and parked In front of the resl- tlnued, "my description Is as gate tapes. Mrs. Woods was "I know that in speaking school maintained personnel dralll taxes for 1973 be dence with a smashed wind. tfon of oaths to Mayor Mat. minimum actleduled for the thew Patterson, and Incum. winter program this yea r , follows: male, goldish brown cross.examlned for f 0 u r with the contractor, Fran1t alter school hours and on waived for an taxes volun. shield and rear window. 1ba In color with a tiger striped hours while she tried to ex. Rl.:!hards, he said that we weekends who, aside from tarily paid prior to February vehicle is registered to Fred bent Douglas Graham and and $15,000 has been allo- tall and white paws. and I'm plain to a packed court bow were lucky not have bad other duties, looked over the 15, 1974, and that the collec. Moran, of 68S Neff road. It the new member of the city cated for the project in the to wearing a green C'Ol1arwith ..he had wiped out the only more. The two inshlnces or work. Areas of ..tuclent occu., tlon fee of four percent of WllS estlmated that It would body, CamUle Peterson, the 1973.74 fiscal budget, It was circular gold decorations. I portion of the .ubpoenaed vandslIsm brought my at- pancy 8nd cIrculation were the taxes be added after that cost $150 replace the first woman in P~rk history disclosed by City Manager to to also have a small scratch on tape that related to Water. tentfon were the spray paint. separaled from the construe. date, and. further, that the glass, elected to a C'OuncUJeat. Cily Robert Slone Clerk Nundo Orti.1 admln. . . my nose," gate, I conversation between Ing of a brick w.n and the tlon arel. elty treasurer be authorized Mulan G. Kingwen, of ,"S ;stered the ollths In other bUSIness the clty If you're missing this lov- Mr. Nixon and his former thel'\ of speaken and te1e. "The only lnstahces ol van. to honor post marks delig'l Moran, told police her car . manager Informed the coun. able little creature, <'aU the chief of staff, H. R. Halde. phones. All thill, of course, dalfsm whlcb come to mind Dlting posting of February was parked In front of her FoUowlnc the swearing In, Icll that In keeping w.IUl the NEWS at 882-6900for further man. was covered by insuranee." (CoaOned 011 P.,e t) 14, 1974. (CO'nt"aed 0IlI Pap .) the council then accepted the (e-.aed otI rale t) InlormatJon.

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" .... ' .. ,1,'" .. \ , "',.' .. , . I , ~ Thursday, November 29, 1973 Page Two '6 R0 SSE POI N TEN EW S Sports Awards.Night Fuel Crisis and Schools (ConUnued from Page 1) Mary Lou Miszcak, Rebecca (Coatla_ rrom Pare 1) I consider it." Peterek, Mary RIca, Donna to act," Mrs. Hanpeter com. The votl: on Mr. Heutte. bers honored were ElizabeUl Schmidt, Carol Sobieski, mented. "We have set a man's proposal was ~.l, Anderson, Mary Buds, Linda C h r i s tin e Szejbaeh, and standard for ourselves for with Mrs. Hanpeter abstain. Crouthamel, Sandra Dicker. Donna T r u p p. The team, tating the initiative." ing. CHRIST MAS GIFf son, Sandra Hamilton, Rose. coached by Mar,garet Spind. Robert D. Warner, presi. Another tr~lstee, Laurance SUGGESTIONS ••• mary Jordan, Mary Moran, ler, had a 3.2 record. dent of the Board, said that Harwood, asked if any or the • T,C19 ond Skeet ~ Vicki Smith and Diane Sta. there would be another School Neighborhood Club activities, Silver CbaI'DlI • Rifln--of 011 coliberl nek. The team is coached by Board meeting before the va. whicb take p I a e e in the Boys in freshman cross • Hone! Guns Carole Curran. country, ~ached by J. D. cation. schools, would be curtaUed. Girls on the junior varsity • 810ck Powdll, Guns Edwards, were AnthOny Au. "At that meeting, we will "The Neighborbood Club is team are Susan Andary, don, George Auch, Daniel Ilave time t~ reconsider aU aware of our problem, aDd Terese Araenault, Janet Ber. Beck, Joseph Ciaravino, recommendations," Mr. War. we have discussed it," Benj. telsen, Kimberly Cimini, James Dancy, Donald Ford, ner said. "If there is no amin Zeno, director of ad- Shop Cheryl DiGrllnde, Sandra B. McDaniel .. Kenneth MacKenzie, Curtis directive from the State, we mloistrative services, ~lied. Engel, Sharon Grider, Estelle 15102 IIICIIIYAL VA 1"- M(l.jor, Dankel Paterek, Luke will take steps to form our "We are continuing to an. Hermann, Denise Joseph, Ofetl T_ I t , . Przeslawski, Dale savage, own policy. This will also alyze the situation, because ,ri. Jane Ritter and San d r a Paul Shulek, Jeffrey Stafford, give the administration time sometimes a b u i I din I is MeII., We4., Till"'. , , ...... , t ...... , , . Wheeler. Robert Stofflett. Steven Tru. to study the school schedule, opened and there is only one The most valuable girl ~ I piano, Jeffrey Van Gelderen determine what these kind of user," ~ I: swimmer was Michelle Mar- and Gary Wood. changes -w 0 u I d do to the "If we do close the schooll '.."I I ciniak, and the bigh P the theft and Ziolkowski, ,Patti Hallmann, I damage to speakers and Sally Rauen, and alternates telephones. It's questionable Barb Eroe and Helena Perez. whether thb can be attrib- The cheerleaders are coached uted to normal vandalism by Mrs. Linda Ritter. because these accessories, The 1973Fall Sports AwarcJ. most likely, were stolen by Nigbt was sponsored by the individuals who especially Grosse Pointe North Athletic went after them," Mr. Rich. Booster Club. ards said. Assessing the total amount lost to vandalism, Mr. Zenn Lib F.' priced the intercom system rary I m a't $5,600 which was covered FT. h by insurance. As far as the orum onlg t I The Velvet Hearth Coot sPray paint job on the wall, he said that the paint .had a Thusrday, No..ember 29, is The man in the Velvet Hearth Coot is both debo- water base and thus cost less the date reserved for the nair and sophisticated. In one mood he's relaxed than $100 to remove. second 111m in the Friends "I'm grateful to the stu- Film Forum series, jointly with close friends ... in another he takes over , .dents and to the community sponsored by the' Friends of _ ..fASHION COLORS INCLUDE: I ~ a gala with splendid formality. This versatility. residents who helped to make the Grosse Pointe Public j. for you or yours ... in bright ~olors of green this project one which en. Library and the Grosse • RED. YEllOW • NAVY. FORESTGREEN and red. - joyed a minimum amount of Pointe Public Library. Our new Lochlanas .re $85" vandalism," Mr. Zenn .said. The classic film selected • KELLYGREEN" ORANGE. BROWN. WHITE "I think that It was par. Is "Anastasia" with' the cast • liGHT BLUE. GREY • BEIGE • CRANBERRY iusl in from Hathawa~ ticularly exceptional t hat of Ingrid Bergman, ' Yul • SHAMROCK. JADE. SILVER Time is kind to Hathaway's lochlana shirts. oartsterr there were no instances of Brynner, Helen Hayes and glass bre8kage during the under the direction of Ana. They get softer and mellower through years of 80 • ON THE HILL Grosse Pointe Fanns project, which Is the usual tole Litvak. . loy. and Girls $izes J 6.20 washings. And they adamantly refuse to wear out. target of vandals." Ingrid Ber;:m an , an Acad. lochlana is the luxurious cloth made for Hath- .------emy Awa~ winner, portrays CABLES$19, SOLIDS$17 " away. 20% wool, 80% cotton. The wool is "tops:' a mysterious woman living the smooth yarn left after you comb out all the in Germany,' who rumor rough and chaffy stuff. It's soft, lightweight Open Thursday and Friday evenings claims, may be the last sur. Men's Sizes - 38 through 46 and scratchless. And no cleaning bills. lochlana viving member of the Ro. shirts are washable. manoff family of Czars. CABLES$26. SOLIDS$20. Drop in and see all the great new colors in our kilt Whether the claim is discov. tartans, in our solid flannels. And note all the new ered to be true develops into fashion touches Hathaway has given to good old an exciting film. The movie will be shown lochlana. in the Exhibition Room of • d.liI. egan Solid colors, $23 - Plaids, $2() the Central Library, 10 Ker. cheval, at 7:30 p.m., and the general public is invited. ~ apparel for men o For additional information jJicazrJ-71 l'ton please inquire at the Circula: 16toO KERCHEVAL, in ,h. Villa.. 882-2755: 9~ Kercheval, on the Hill ~ion De~k, or call the Audio. 0,. TIis n.r.-, .. Frw., ...... TU 2-8251 Visual Dep!lrtment at the Op;!n Thursday Evenings Until 9 p.m. Centra! Library, 884.2200. SImioI Dee. 4 .. wiR .. ... ""' IIite (ell'" s.t.l Double Billing

. (Continued from Page 1) In September and about tbe A CHRISTMAS BLAZER same amount in October AND FOR ALL YEAR 'ROUND Village President G~ra1d C. Schroeder noted that the percentage the Authority was over~harging was slight in relation to the incinerator's fotal operating budget, but t hat the over<:harge was ...-...-- severely felt in a small com. munity like The Shores. He estimated that it would cost the village about $3,000 annually if the method of assessment were not changed. "Until :I hear from Mr. Hoover and we geL this prob- lem straightened out," 1Ifr. Jefferis said, "I have told the DPW Dot to take any THIS IS THE SHIRT more non-burnables ill gar- bage trucks to the landfill." Masculine. Relaxed. Worn open At least that's a temporary solution to the problem. at the top one or two buttons. Just below the soft roll of the BORN DIPLOMAT An angry man should California.influenced collar. count to ten berore he spea'ks -iC it's his wife who is angl'y Single pleated flap pocket. he should count out ten and let them speak lor him. two.button cuffs. Capri taBors it of packo.ble polyester kn H. (jrosse Whltp, navy, wine, brown, tan. $17. Point~ N~ws :j~~$Jacobsorrs /,j" MEN'S SHOP - NEW lOCATION, MAIN flOOR

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Thursday, Nove~ber 29, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------'.TIne (lro •• t oime .. r STAND,OFF ' Pe.. imlsm ba. al way. I Truth may be milhtJ, but City Swears in been a deltroyer - Mver. • pat deal of it t. .up. 'JiIusine.99 Struitt ' A gOOdand useful rule is New Christmas Bookmo'rks producer. preuecl. e- c . (/',~__ .' not to fight unless you are New Officials • ..ecl.rOIHl ..... K,. . .. a.Ouplicofi",. Typinll comer~d - and It's up to 15318 Made ru 1-4044 you to see that you don't get Oity Ma;;; Thomas cornered, I Kressbach administered the oath of oUice to newly-eleeted council officials at the start of tbe regular City' CoUDcil ORLON m~ting Monday, November 19. I VESTS Sworn in as mayor for hiI Cabl. knit second term was John II. King, Georlle Henry and Rob. of 100% ert Nugent were also sworn in as councilmen. Orton Acrylic. First-termer David Robb also was administered the Machine oath of office, He replaces former Councilman George washable. Colors: ~onro. All the councilmen and the mayor ran unopposed Ivory, ~, 'in the recent City election. blue. 17.50

v:tol',. AM rlldio,~oor edge gtrllrds, body "de mld\l., w w t"es, whl. dISCS, body sfrire, 1 sport mirrors Stk.,4OO ' Pboto by EddIe McGreth, lr. The Grosse Pointe Public Li- South's Margaret Maurer and South's 'braries have new and original Christ- Meg Waddell, respectively. The Li. mas oo.lkmarks this year. They are braries s e Ie c t e d Leigh Morris', (South), Christz:n8s boxes to use on Find out through regular daily the effort of North and South High study. The Bible Lessons in MANY DEMO & EXEC. CARS TO CHOOSE Schools' Art Departments. The "Sea. the cover of their Adult Christmas the Christian Science Quarterly LARGE SElECTION ON NEW '73 & '74 MODELS sons Greetings" bookmark, (left), is' Book List. There were 31 entries ar~ unique. They provide you the work of North's Sandy Battaino, from the two schools. There will be with a home study Bible course for less than 1~ a day. Studt while the "Peace and Joy," (center), an exhibit of these in the Central which brings real insight to the .wha.liJIIpI iBOB SAKS OLDSMOBILE and "Joyous Christmas Greetings," Library sometime in December. Scriptures, greater purpose, (i.l tnd kI ..e'( al Orillr.t' ko"",' ~""MIOqtO'" "'blk.' 4/0..()' ...OO MEN'S WEAR I and understanding into your uu _ (right), f eat u r e the drawings of ft .Iife. 520 WOODWARD DETROIT • S · · T C '. Buy your own copy of the' FISHER BUILDING DETROIT ores rut mas • pJ,rlt 0 ontlnue Quarterly or study the Bible~ Sh Ch . lessons in our free, public 203 PIERCE ... BIRMINGHAM HAVE WE GOT A e Reading Room. BIRMINGHAM S10RE Ne h Agency's Exam OPEN THURS. &'fR1. EVENINGS 'Tll9 otto J,neat J,g t --!- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST NAME FOR YOU! N Sh___ .____ The continuing examination SCIENTIST READING :lOOM By Katby Duff \ good symbolic ~esture to of Vacation Travel Incor. 19613 Mack Ave. TU 4.7490 SUITS and SWEATERS SLACKS "At least it will be Christ. show that. the Village was porated, which began Wednes . ~lomp.lighte1 • )Oy""(" Rub)' SPORT ~Orumma"d -Kir'1gsridge ,masy in The Shores during ~~erned a~t tbe energy day, NoveD)ber 14, and was y ~Do"~ol • Donegal the day," Gerald C. Sehroed. CriSIS .and wilh~g to ~o its adjourned to Wednesday, No. ~ COATS .John Weill -Toilor'" &nch .Pendleton er, president of The Shores share m conservllIg available vember 21, has once again -Robi(ell. • Pendleton 4lt,,.'\ .. Kll'lIJuidge • Revl!'re Council, commented at the fuel. . been acljourned to Wednes. .. GoJdpn HoUle • Amo! I Palmer last viUage meeting .Tuesday, . Another councllma~, Dan. day,' December 12, in The .. Johnhy CarlOn TIES November 20. leI R. Beck, 8grec? With Mr. Wood. Municipal Court, ae. ~ Hi nt aite Hedeen the droppmg of out. cording to Woods police I SPORT SHIRTS • Don lope. • Johnny CorSQn s eomme came r door Christmas lights was. . CUSTOM • Donegot. • Cof1er & Holmes .foro the ~tee~ voted not ~o light "as much political as prac. Vacation Travel, formerly TAILORED -Pendleton !he village s 25.foot fll. ~e tical," but that everyone of 20930 ,Mack avenue, is CLOTHING SHOES m . f:<,nt of the mumclpal should make -aD e/fort to charged WIth larceny by con. -CuI-tom lawn Ltd. • Alltn Edmood~ bwlding, 795 ~ake Shore conserve energy. version over $100. DRESS • Manislee road. 'l11e Christmas. t~e "If everYOlle practices vol'I---~------machine washa'ble proved to be t~e first vlcllm untary restrictions, I don't OUTERWEAR SHIRTS .Enro HOSIERY of The Shores .program to think ratiooinl1 will be neces. RAYNAL .Alpacuno MERINO WOOL 'Comp ~u~ ~OWD e~ergy consump. sary," Mr. B;ck said. -:::.::110 JDt .O'OUO)l "THI HOUR THAt "london FOQl .. s",pp-Hd,e Itio m the village. As far as other measures 5IIVICIIUIL'" .. Re-ed SportsweOf KNIT SHIRTS FORMAL The decision was guided to conserve fuel, Mr. Jef- DRESS SHIRTS BELTS by a policy. ~lready adl!Pted ferls said ,that The Shores I "SINCE 1925" .. Horn~\ HOl.1,e Tuxedo Rentals • 01(0' de 10 RenTe by .many. cities and prIvate will co-operatc with Presi. ------• J

residellts to inform them of "" .t ways they can help to con- serve energy. "It would be • great AV. ing if our rc.ldentl who are away in the winter could turn their thermostaU down to 60 del,'l'eel. Of coune, tbe village will review evel'J pos. sible way we can Ave en- TRANSPORTATION ergy by ce>D.idcrln" for es. ample, if we want to turn out every other streetUpt. "I am sure that Mr, Jef. in the Cadillac Manner feri. Ind village employes will soon fmd other ways we can cut down our eDe1'J)' needs."

LONG GONE By the time the Iverage man acquireseDOug!t money to burri, the fire has gone B out. RAYNAL "THE HOUSE mAT NEW CA~ILLA 5 SERVICE BUILT" "SINCE 7925" 11 OPTIONAL MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM NEW '74 DART 15 BODY COLORS PLUS 6 EXCLUSIVE CADILLAC FIREMIST COLORS '2309 NEW '74 MONACO PRE. OWNED CADILLAC' } '2995 ,~...._;..,~.. SEE DETROIT'S FINEST SELECTION NEW '74 CHARGER SKILLED SERVICE CADILLAC PARTS ~ It's a lucky boy who receives big league giftsl He's a would-be by trained * to keep your NEW '74 DODGE \).100 Service Technicians! Cadillac all Cadillac! PICI(.UP gridiron hero. .and these treasures sporting the Detroit Lions' helmet CADILLAC LEASING '2425 insignia are just the ticket to thrill him. Shown, from our collection The Easy Step to Cadillac HEW '74 DODGE 1.100 SPORTSMAN by Just Accessories: A. Ceramic. milk mug, 5" high. 3.50 BUT BEFORE YOU BUY ••• B, NFL plastic football bank, 8")(6' high. $2. BE SURE TO VISIT _'2995 RAYNAL C. Canvas book tote, 15"x18". 3.50 "Michigon', lorge,r" CHILDRlN'S I\CClSSORIES

.. srU'C1IUIll & n '.'IOYIII 'OIIU'ICI UIII IU UII 9103 CHALMERS DETROIT, MICH. 48213 )JacobsonS , 'IOC~ IV. tJl/.,& PHONE 52lt-1300 G'l~ fI!O~ UMUII$ ... " III 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JAC08S0N'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET CIOMd Solurday .~. \

, ,r. ',' ',". ',', '," 1 "''',''", .... '"'4';' '. \ ...... , l,' ,.• ,\ ...I\.~~\~~\_I\.i\"j4 " ';"~l"'; ..•~.,.." ~ .. JI ... , •• ,..-' ;. • Thursday. NOVel,.,ber 29, 1973 Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Park Clears Agenda (CoatiBuecl from Pag .. I) Iber each year is set. ~ld~ WEEKDAY OPEN request of President Nixon Ias Annual A,!ard Nlg~., to HOURS: that tbe nation const:rve elec- honor long time mWlJcip:.I1 Mon., Tues., Wed. SUNDAY "Come in and trical, natural gas and gaso. employes. and those who have 9 o,m. to 7 p.m. line, during the current fuel r~.bred smce the last Aw~rd Get Acquointed" shortage crisw, the city will N.ght was .held. Followmg Thurs. & Fri. 10 A.M. ~ not light up Its Christmas the ceremonJ~s,refreshments 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. decorations this year. are ser~e? JR t~e .lobby of Saturday TO . the Municipal Bllildmg, 15115 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. He said,. further, that all East Jefferson at Maryland. departmem heads have been ' ' . 5 P.M. sawI . instructed to lower all therm- The council. auth?rlZed to Price. Good thru Tue'., Dec. 4th ostats to the minimum reo the Grosse Pomte Lions Club We r.Ie"'. the rig lit to quired without causing dls. - Goodf~1l:0ws- the use of Limit quontititl, SPICED . 30-0Z. comfort to municipal em. the 'munJclp~~ ~ a r a ~ e and CAN ployes, to save natural gas. o.t h ~ r facilities dur18g the Department heads have also Lions ann u a I Goodfellows PEACHES been instructed to conserve INewspaper Sales, scheduled gasoline as much as possible. for Monday, December, 1.0 . All proceeds of the sales Will ; At the recommendation ~f Ibe used to assure the Pointe's Mayor Patterson, the .council needy of baskels of food for approved th~ reappollltment Christmas. Some of the re- of Mrs. Mafle H. Murphy of ceipts are a1500used to aid Harcourt r 0 ad, Demo~rat, the blind and for other char. "Come in ond and ~dward D. Trowb~ldge itable purposes. of Bishop road, Republican, ., U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE Ge' Acquain.ed" to the Board of Canvassers The counCil also Instructed lor another three. year term. Deputy City Attorney Her?ld Both expressed willingness to Deason to draft a resoluh?n continue to serve. to be sent to th~ State U;gIS' STRAINED , lature, expressmg the .cIty's .In another move, tt.:\ coun. opposition to a bill to create LEG 0' LAMB ell approved the ,~'Ppo18tment a diotrict court, which would GERBER of former CounCIlman War. replace the present municipal ren Couger~ who was de. court system. ' feated for hIS seat by Coun. '. '. $ BABY 4.7S..()Z. C cilwoman Peterson to the' The proposed legislation JAI II. Park Plan Commis;ion. Cou. wo~ld create a District Court IMPORTED ger served in that capacity WhICh,would en~ompass The FOOD as a member of the council. Par k, The CIty and The 61h.()1. SAVE IThere i5 still one more va. Farms, and would take away 69~ c CTN. 30 cancy to be filled on the the cities' righ,t t? determine PER' Commission, the mayor said, what typ.e of ]udlci~l system POUND and a nominee will be su". they deSIre. Aboluhon of the gested, possibly at the fir;t municipal c 0 u r t s y.s tern meeting in January. would n?~ only depnve the U.S.D.A, CHOICE LOIN ''Come in ond In 0 the t' business, the C?mmumhes of revenues from SAVE Get Acqucrinted" council approved the appro. Ifmes, etc., but would add to $1.00 "rialion of $700 for Grosse the cos~ of the I~cal govern. LAMB CHOPS PER POUND LB~2.99 I Pointe Park Little League me~ts!n the mamtenance of Football' This sum is in the a district court. TASTY - NUTRITIOUS NESTlE'S 1973.74 budget. The creation of a district SAVE Ted Pratt who was present court would mean that the JO' C to speak fo~ the League, in. taxpayers would have to pay ,.LAMB PATTIES PER POl!ND LB. 79 CHOCOLATE formed the council that the a. la~ge .annual salafY to the 3; 9. PPLLF li II . dIstrict Judge, the salary of a I0-0Z. G . ,supp es a .um- secretary or stenographer, U.S.D.A. CHOICE SHOULDER BLADE CHIP . PKG. C SAVE for~s for the ~~ y~ung. Par.k keeping of records, which reslden~ partlclpatmg 10 the I would add more to the tax 20' s~rt, a d that the Leag~e burden than that of keeping PER POUND LB~I~39 COOKIE MIX LAMB CHOPS thiS year bas exceeded Its municipal court records etc bud get eX1Jenses. He ex., ...• • COUNTRY STYLE MEATY pressed his appreciation for . ~trongly OP'p?SlOgthe ab~. SAVE the support .g i v e n by the ~Iti~n of !!1umcIPal C?urts, if 10' council and the people of It IS agamst the WIShes of PER POUND LB~ 1.19 the city I 0 c a I governments, is the SPARE RIBS FollO~ing tho th I Michigan Municipal League. . IS, . e so ODS! The MML. in w h i c b the Y4 LOIN - 9 to 1i IN PKG. "Come in and agreed to h~ld theIr Decem. Pointes and other communi- SAVE ber 1~ ~eetin~ at 7:30 p.m. ties throughout the State are 10' Get Acquainted" LB~I.19 The first meeting of Decem. members, contl'nds that the PORK CHOPS PER POUND creation of district courts would take away a certain FRESH LEAN Shores Signs measure of seU.government SAVE from local governments. 10' C saw Salt Contract HAMBURGER PER POUND LB. 99 The cost of food, gas, and ~ oods Accepts MIXED BEAN' other necessities might be • CHEESE- SAUSAGE - PEPPERRONI going up. but The Shores got BId for Fence 3.5-OZ. a good deal on rock salt this JARS year. 1----- SALAD At the last meeting of The The Woods CouncIl una~i, Shores Council, Village Suo mously ~c~epted the low bid JOHN'S PIZZA perintendent Thomas Jefferis of DetrOit s Hercules Fence said that International Salt ~ompany, ($1.435), for the Company offered' a salt bid lI~stallation of stockade fen. SAVE of $9.73 per ton. The other clOg and a g8t~- at ~e Lake company which bid, Morton. Front Park. ThIS action ~as c "Come in ond 56 Salt, submitted a bid of $11.65 taken at the regular meeting C Get Acquointed" per. ton. Monday, November 19. liMIT "One city bought its salt The six.foot high fence wul 2 from Wayne County this year enclose an area 40 by 4O.feet '1.49 PLEASE because it was lower than where park rubbish and the price offered by the S8lt trash barrels are stored. The LAND 0' companies. Yet we were purpose of the fence is to quoted the same County price eliminat~ this "eyesore" THE UNCOLA by International." near the park's entrance. ONE FREE UNCOLA 8-16-02. LAKES c International supplied the The Hercules bid includes BlL, CTN. village with salt last winter \ all labor, materials, et aI, SEVEN-UP ~ GLASS WitH PURCHIcSE BU1'TER. I.LB.79 f'lr road maintenance. plus delivery. ASSORTED COLOR~ KLEENEX L1MJT SAVE 2, 5~~. I 20' PLEASE Z9C i DINNER NAPKINS t ASSORTED FLAVORS "Come in ond LIMIT 3-0Z. SAVE 4 Get 'Acquainted" 8< PKG. JELLO PLEASE 1ft PIRIOft!• vs DEL MONTE GREEN LIMIT WASHINGTON GENERALS SAVE 3 17-0Z.17C 15< CAN MAXWELL SWEET PEAS PLEASE SAT., DEC. 29 f REESE HOUSE 2 GAMES 4-02. 04 MAT. 2:00 P.M. - EVE. 8:00 P.M. 148.$)CAtof NEW LOW PRICE BOX WILD RICE COFFEE ALSOWORLD FAMOUSTHEATRICALARTI5TS@' MEL-O.CRUST SLICED AND TAIl( TENNIS SAVE ON 20-02.33c " OUR LOW PRICE lOAF WHITEBREAD HOLIDA Y OFFER! ~f' ~ COURTESY OF ~ SNOW CAP FRESH "C\)rn8 in ond Get Acquainted" Grosse Pointe News MUSHROOMS SAVE $1 ,00 ON ALL TICKETS PRICES:$6.00, $5.00, $4.00

WITH THIS COUPON YOU MAY PURCHASE AS SAVE 9 LI. MANY TICKETS AS YOU DESIRE 13-o%. M'C",'G~N 39c DASH RESERVED TICKET $6.00 for $5.00 RESERVED TICKET $5.00 for $4.00 3-l6. PER RESERV':D TICKET $4.00 for $3.0a~__ 6~G 49C N>UND DETERGENT To'o/ Amoun' Enclosed GAME 0 2:00 P,M. o 8:00 P.M. NAM ...E _

ADDRESS-. PHON ...E _ "Co"'. in ond c;., Acquainted" CITY STAT ...E ZIP _ f.,r c~ice sea.1s plea.email early by ,ending check payable to Olymp.o Slad.um, 5920 Grand Riyer. Detroit. Michigan .8208. Endoled .. If.addre.sed ,tamped enyelope Allow one week 'or mail orden. Tick." may be purchased or Olympia Stadium Box I:VER LASTING Office no later than 2. haur5 prior to the pertormance date: Ticke" on ovoilability bo ••s only wilh no refund. or e .. hang ... For Iicke! DRIED Gnd group arrangements information call 8957000, ql YMPIA ST ADIUM FLOWERS '.' (."'''Nn I/Ivl'" DFTI/OI! M'(H ,'HI"" , .' ,1 . ," ...... '.".- ,;...,,~-1"'1- • <,,.-

Thursday, November 29, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.ge Five Woods Nixes Attendance Contract Talks Creeping Along Just like Christmas shop- era be cut from the staff and BELLE ISLE At San Juan Conference ping traffic, teacher contract that $100,000 be used for en. talks are moving slowly. The richment purposes. AWNING CO. By Roger A. Walla I mayor ~nd six councilmen two groups, the School Board "We are standing by the The National League of to attend the conference, and the Grosse Pointe ~du. State fact.finder's recom. Cities Annual Conference will (around $700 per solon), If cation AssociatIon 'lIIet last mended $1,627,000 package. * Holiday Special * bv KEN MEADE Wednesday, November 21, for When you are on an expressway, remember tbat stops, be held Sunday.Tllursday, such attendance was ap. It will provide our teachers three hours. An~ther meeting other than at rest areas, should not be made unless there is an December 2-6, In San Juan, proved. with one of the top salary was scheduled for yesterday, schedules in Michigan. As emergency. Never pull over to stop without stgnalling. Move Puerto Rico, but nOne of The Mr. Freeman stressed the Wednesday, November 28. far as the teachers' "no cut" DlECTOR'S$1195 Woods councilmen varIety of workshOps which your car as far of( the pavement as the should, .. permits.Jf will be and program enrichment de. you need help, you can signal for it ,by I,ising the hood of attending. the conference offered in. The talks remain snagged on the issue of class size. mand, we stm feel tbat It Is CHAIR your automobile. Never walk or stand on the travelJed part For Councilman Geor,e S. eluding "Polley Making in the right of the electora te to Freeman's motion, i.e., that Munlelpal Government," ,~nd Commenting on the status of I WINTER DISCOUNT ON of the expressway. Sometimes it is of great benefit to carry negotiations, Al Gaiss, chief determine the teacher-stu. emergency signs in your Irunk to tip off passing motorists. any solon wishIng to repre. "Water Pollution Control - dent ratio and tl:e level of AWNINGS~OW 'tUFF!!T I sent his city by attending be IUbject. the city has been negotiator for the teachers, Tie a handkerchief a.round your antenna to attract help. said that they had expected program. We ao not feel that able to do 8'0, with aU neces. interested In. - ''''hen looking for a car, truck, van. recreational vehicle a counter proposal from the these conditions should be Serving Grosse Poin'e ~in(. 1933 or motor hOllle bere's a tip that can be of great benefit: sary expense. relmburled, But after Mr. Freeman Board at the last session. wdlten into II labor con. was defeated 5.2. Besides Mr.. made hi. motion, Mr. Naegel tract," said Lawrence Ken. POINTE DODGE, INC., 18001 Mack Ave., 884-7210 reg- "They did not give us a 7601 E. JeHerson ularly stocks 2S0 new cars and 80 light and medium size Freeman, Councilman Jobn IIld he was unGer the im. nedy, assistant superintend- 824-2292 Sabol voted for motion, preRion for the put one to counter proposal. The GPEA trucks on the west side of our lot, and 150 used cars on the tJle ent.personnel. while Mayor Benjamin W. two and a balf months this feels that it Is the Board's east side. Our new quarters features a one-story structure Pinkos, Councilmen Conrad wa. going to be a "dead move; they should give us thai houses all of the company's facilities under one roof and A. Naegel, Rodger A. Grael, l.. ue" lor thl. year; that no some proposal dealing with occupies S-1/2 acres wilh a 465'(001 frontage. Personal al. Ronald R. Kelgen and Coun. lepretentatJve from The class size, lit least that next tention given everyone daily and Saturday in our sales de. cllwoman Joan M. Mullan Wood. would be atlendlng. year', classes will remain WE CAN MAKE partment. Service Department: 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. dai'~. until nixed it. In notiD, the tlme element the same size as this year's." 9 p.m. Mondays. The city budget provided involved, (that this hadn't The Board does not feEl AUTO FACT the sum of $5,322 for the come before the council obliged to present a counter YOUR CADILLAC DREAM Ne,ver follow to closely at high speeds: mosl accidents ------earller), he would vote "no" proposal to the GPEA's last are reae.end type collisions. on approving any council. proposal that no more teach. Thieves Rob man'. attendam:e. COME. TRUE NOW!! Durlng the dileunlOD, Mr•. ~ Farms Finn Mullan 8111ted11 it was pos. WSU President Everyone Wants u SONY alble the city cotlld learn WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION Henry Bartone, ot Carl wbat loti on at .ucb meet- To Speak Here B,'lrtone and ~OnJ, a Farms m.. via seminan, notes, OF PRE-OWNED CADILLACS IN THE FOR CHRISTMAS located pluml..'"Jg aDd 'heat. without having So. It. II., to The Men'3 Association of Ing firm, inform"'- Firm. Kayor Pinkos replied It DETROIT AREA. UP TO J 2,000 MILES., authorities on' Wednetday, Grosse Poi 11 t e Memorial Deluxe clock,adlo tells all November 21, that valuable waa ponible with proper Chureh has invited Dr. Sony d ul t led preparation and proper in- George E. Gullen, Jr., presi. J2 MONTH WARRANTY too1Jl an eq pmen, \'1110 lormation m advlnM and by dent of Wayne State Univer. I TFM-C770W No wonderSonycallsthe a deluxe at a total of $fSO were mJaa. d1seuBJlon with other mayor. slty, to speak at the ehurch FMI AM clock radio. ing from one 01 the eom. ud couneUmen who attend. pany's trucks parked at the Wednesday night. Dl'c:ember It tells you the time to the second. the day and 5. the date. rear of the buUdln.. 111740 In tbJi reaped, he stre,ted Mack avenue. the greateat gain that the A eandle Ught dinner will It has real power-I.6 watts (max.). He said the items were elty can through the begJn at 11:30 p.m. Reserva. It features a 90-minute sleep timer, a wide ,et Is taken from an open truc:k in Miehigan KWlielpal League tiona are limited and may be "SnoozeBar," musicor buzzer alarm, and Icrge i1. the garage at the rear of the via lnformatJQ at their made b'" eaDing the church r.i luminated slide rule tuning. building someUme between meetlnp, office at 882.5330 by Monday, 3. To top it off, it comes in a ~tunning rose'Nood the hour" of 5 p.m, Tuelday. Mayor i'lnko. also waf December grain resonant hardwood cabinet. November 20, and 1:30 a.m. asked if one or two council. - Tomorrow morning, wake up rich. With Sony's Wednesday. men eould '0 to .ueh meet. fYOU.T TFM.C770W. He said the truc:k was. not kill aDd report baek to their SALES AND SERVICE DEPTS. OPEN MON.- THURS. UNTIL 9 P.M. locked becaus~ there is a eolleague!l. The mayor nlit slx.foot fence around the he had "no anewer" regard. -.wE'."DUET01flJTION rear of the property. the number of couneil. 1nI Then invest $2,000 to Taken from the vehicle, he men who .bould go or .tay $5,000 in a nice 20 family said, was an aeet]'lene eut. at a .peclfie meetin,. In this apartment house near ting torch, attached to a hole reJard he note~, "It would Grosse" Pointe that pays ROGER RINKE ..nd portable acetylene gas be difficult to determine the tank, lour spare tanks ~d a proper representative at a 8% per year. 3o.square . inch metal ease meetIJIg, one who is qualified This 70 family is always 95 CADILLAC CO. with assorted plumbing tools. and eould gain the most at a Only well rented and has Mver 59 He also said a cutting meeting." missed a dividend. torch was uken OD Friday, The mayor said he would I References - National VAl DYKE BETa. 10.11 MILE RDS. SEE OUR COMPLETE LNE OF SONY November 16, between 5 p.m. vote "no" on the motion be. Bank and Detroit Bank & OUPHO.E 536-6260., 757.0767 RADIOS STARTNG AT 9.95 on that date and 7:30 p.m. cause it should bave been rust. on Monday. November 19. brought up before: For More Information WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF OUR NEW He did not report this be. If any or aU of The Woods cause it was believed that solons attended the confer. Write to the SHOWROOM AND SERVICE FACILITIES AT the torch was ~ one of the ence they would not have NEWYORKAPARTlDT ELEVEN MILE RD. EAST OF VAN DYKE The CAMERA CENTER truc~s, or ~sslbly at one of direct voting rights at this the. Jobs bemg done by the afCair. Cities which have a Box D-l com~an~. . . population of over 30,000 , 17114 Kercheval - I Investigating officers saId have direct membersillp and - t. " In the Village there ~as no. "vidence that direct voting rights at Na. the .buUdlng luelf bad been tional League of Cities meet. 885-2267 forCIbly en~ered. ing.. The population of The Further lnvestigatlOJ1 was Woocb ill 22,154. ~ referred to the Detective Cities under 30 000 ate rep. Want to KnotH the CORREC'T Bureau. resented by 10 v~tes cast by ==------the Michigan Municipal League on behaU of such • cltles. FACTS about Class Sizes ,n . ' Cars Damage SevemLawns Grosse Pointe Schools?

Five Incidents of lawn damage to Severn road resi. dents were reported to Woods pollce Sunday morning, No- The Grosse Pointe Board of Education has vember 25. In each case, someone drove over the lawns of the stated that there are 50 to 51 professionals homes between the sidewalk and the .curb. Police said each incident happened some. for every, 1,000 students in Grosse P~inte-- time between 10:40 p.m. Sat. urday, November 24, and 1 a.m. on the 25th. This leads voters to believe that the,re are approximately 20 students per class

"Saving your energy could give you many hours of When your child comes hC:!'1ethis fun a;'d enjoy~ent. When you're doing housework, for example, plan ahead. evening, ask how many Children NOWYOUI Do as much of your work as possible in a silting posilion. When you must, SAVINGS CAI EARl sland, stand straight, and are in his/her c/as! · · · bend al hips or knees. Use leg and sh0l!.lder muscles 1 1/2% at for Iifting-il'lI save )"(lur back. Keep all working surrares at Ihe proper FOR EXAMPLE, RANDOM SAMPLING INDICATES: COLONIAL FEDERAl height. Take a Il'n minute resl afler each hour work. Use the besl lools for Ihe $5,000 Savings Certificates, job. At Maire - 14 of 18 classes have 25 or more students At THE PARK PIIAR- more students MACY, 15321 E. Jeffer~ At ferry 23 of 25 classes have 27 or 4 Year Maturity son, Grosse Pointe Park, At Monteith - 13 of 15 classes have 26 or more students 882.2580, we sell lond Interest compounded every 3 months brings you 7.714% effective. rent all Idnds of conva- have 24 or more students At Defer - 20 of 20 classes ~ • annual earnings when held to maturity. A sub. lescent aides, wblkers, At Trombly - 16 of 16 classes have 24 or more students stantial interest penalty is required fOI early erulche~, and 'wheel chairs. withdrawal. Our competenl pharma- 15 of 17 classes have 25 or more students eists will handle all of your At Kerby - Other Colonial Savings Programs provide prescriplion needs. 8rOWMC greatest benefits of earnings and flexibility. through our fine selection (Of American greeling Shouldn't You Do Something About This? Cards or try some of our delirious Sander~ Candy. Full line of Iiquor.~, beer, and wine. Open: Mon." WE THIN.K SO! Thurs. 9.8; Fri. & Sal. 9-9; !oIun. 10.3. HEtPFUI.IIINT: Call us at 772-7639 K~ep a well.'locked Grosse Pointe Education Association medicine chell, including .ttn,i.~plic and bandage, . •

", ,.' ,,'\ .4 •• ., ~..... , ., '~ '. ... •. \ l, ' ., ....' ... ' ',' ',' \; \ ~ ) ", ~ . ... Thursday~ November, 29, 1973 Page Six ---,------tnROSSE POINTE NEWS DRAWS THE LINE Elect Officers Park Swears In Officials He's a real diplomat if he 1 To Give Yule Cantata XTENSIVE SELECTIO OF h . . .. has mastered the art of I Tree city offiCials were cilmen Douglas G, Graham knowing just how far to go At Star of Sea «;onllDued rrom Page 1) ; group are youngsters Crom I - . lovmg employes, C ami I y: Tally House. sworn in at The Park's coun. and Mayor Matthew C. P~t. I too far. I cll meeting Tuesday Novem. terson. Incumbent Council. 1 ------TOhe PLaardentS.~teachferthGUslld:members and friends" will, Saint Mat the w Parish BIBLES f o u! y ar 0 . e ea: make its appearance on Fri. i Choir, under the direction of ber 13. ' ::: at?s~~~ge J. verdonckt 'ROPICAL KING JAMES VERSION PAPER BACK held Its general meehng on, day December 14 at 7' 30 Dan 01 '11 ' .. sen, WI appear on City Clerk Nunzio J. Ortisi . HARD COVER and FINE LEATHER BINDINGS Wednes d.ay, Novem ber 14. p.m. It was organized in 1932. Tuesday, December 18, at administered the oath of Of" Voters selected Mrs. Peter.1 PLANI. i AVAilABLE AT FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST New offlce~St fod0rthde bSChtOh011I Kenneth Hansen is musical 7:30 p,m. This 55.member fice to Councilwoman Camille son, Mr. Graham and Mr.! ' 8' f h II' . . 2' to Of ome or 0 Ic.e at READING ROOM year ,!ere In r uce Y e director of the Glee Club and mixed group of students and Peterson, the first woman Verdonckt to the councIl for wholesale prices' pre sid e n t, Dr. Delbe.rt Lauradell Peppard accom. el' f ed f' I I 19613 MACK AVE. TU 4.7490 Nachazel I . ' r Irees was orm lve ever to sit on The Park Coun. four.year terms at the Tues- 3SS S244 354 4242 . panlsl. years ago. Mr. Olsen also cU, and to incumbent Coun. day, November 6, election. ~ - 01 • The new officers are: Dr.1 On Monday, December 17, serves as accompanist. Robert Zink, president.elect; 'I at 7:30 p.m., the Angelic On Wednesday, December Mrs. Joyce Heck, recording Voices of Faith from Faith 19, at 7:30 p.m. the Denby secretary; Mrs. Ingrid White, Memorial Lutheran Church High School Choir, with Gor- corresponding secretary and will provide the holiday mu. don Nelson. director, and ac. Hugh Strong. treasurer. sir. The : on all XL-} OOs pastor. informed the parents The regulation provides Cor the. chapel by hospital volun. rt 1 that because oC the energy storage of not more than 550 teers to view the perform. I':t 2999 crisis, Christmas vacation gallons in approved above. ances. for the grade and high school ground tanks, providing they I The Christmas Cantata is would be from Friday, De. are located at least 40 feet yet another way the Saint cember 21, to Monday, Jan. from. any building and 25 John Hospital family can uary 7. Ceet from a property line. wish all their friends a Merry There are aC'<:ompanying Christmas and a Happy New rules relative to vents, Year. To Give Talk pumps, signs, etc. I "Storing gas on private TV& November 30 property is just like storing Woods Solons it in your car; it's dynamite Cbarles Ferris, C.S,B., of if anything happens," Trus. 'GoodfelloUJs' Minneapolis, Minn. will tee C. Bradford Lundy, Jr., speak in the audito~ium oC commented. "I think we The Woods Council unani- STEREO First Church of Christ Sci.1 should nip this thing in .the I mously gave The Woods enUst, 280 Chalfonte avenue,] bud, by not allowing resi. Lio.n: Club, permission to on Friday November 30 at dents to store gas. Anyway. soliCit donations for Good- S p.m. ' 'most people In The Shores fellow Edition newspapers in . . . "I could not store gas on ae., th\! eity on Monday, Decem. 886-4260 I:II.S subject. will be Th~ count of the 40 feet property ber 10, from 7 a.m. to 12 Spmtual BaSIS of Health. provision." noon. This action was taken E~eryone is invited to attend I Village President Gerald at the 'regular meeting Mon. 20649 MACK AVE., GROSSE PTE. WOODS thIS Cree lecture. . ! C. Schroeder agreed that it day, November 19. !tIr. Ferris is a member of was a dangerous thing, and All receIpts from the sale the Board of Lectureship of said that residents would will be devoted to the club's the Mother Church, The First have to approach village of. programs of sight conserva. WE TAKE TRADES-SAME DAY DELIVERY Church of Christ Scientist, ill ficia1s for permission before lion, aid to the blind and , . Boston, Mass. storing gas on their property. local charitable needs. .-: , Toend upwith mort! mon . rtout with more Inle

And the best way to start out with more interest is with one of our high-interest savings plans. And we have a lot of those for you to choose from. There's our Regular Savings Passbook Account that pays a full 5% ($1 minimum deposit, deposits and withdrawals any time). Our Special Time Passbook Account with 90-day maturity that pays 5lf2%($500 minimum deposit, interest compounded continuously, payable quarterly, $50 minimum deposits). And our 6% and 6WYo Certificates of Deposit with longer maturity periods ($500 minimum deposits, interest compounded quarterly, quarterly interest checks available, 1-21/2 year maturity on 6% Certificate, 2Y2 .4 year maturity on 6Y/7o Certificate). So pick the savings plan th~t fits your needs best. That way you'll start out with more interest. And end up with more money.

nThJts my bank" a ~ If itweren't for our people, we'd be iustanother good bank.

Federal Law prOhibits~e bank from paying a time deposit bef!;e maturity unll'ss crrtain interest is forfeited. For full details, pll'as(' inquin' at an.\' of our hankin~ offices, M--r'ltlt r f('d(>r,'l! f)->POC,I' In\urance Corporation I ~ ' . II ~/ - mmnn as aa sa - - =1 ..

Thursday, November 29, 1973 G RO SSE POI N TEN E W S Plge Seven

No One HOllie; Woods Police Praised Poodle Landed by Fisbernlan BILL 8EPP •• 'S ~adio Vanishes Fo 'De -l' N- ht' W k While fishing at the Shores s,alion again about 8:30 p.m. __ r 'Vl S It! or Municipal Park on Wednes. they were tol\! the dog was A Country Club drive home' LJ__ day, November 14, 8 man at the station. FORD was bUrg,lariZed between 9:30 I The Woods Department of I around the Barnes SChC01,nette~ a l~cky cateh-~ut ~t A fisherman at the Shores DOWtn'OWN • p,m, Saturday, November 10 Public Safely received II area on "Devil's Night "I wasn t a flSh for that mght s park had pull'?d the advell' and 10:30 a,m. Sunday, No:: commendatory Jetter from October 30, 1972, 'dinner. llurous animal out of the lake. I vember 11. A neighbor 1'e. I the president of the Barnes .. . The haul was Mrs. Robert Invites You To See Mario "Mikell Farmis ported .the hl'me's garagt'l School PTA t'xecutive board' th A~ the n;~ rr~lden\. of Grippe's poOdle that bad Open ~ncloys 10:00 to 4:00 door open to Farms police t for its work during this e arnes .,. xecu Ive wandered aWll)' from its For Your Next New or Used Car when she noticed it Sunday year's "Devil's Night," the :oar:, ~~d 0:Tb~ha~ of t~e Moorland drive home in The WE DELIVER • If you have shopped and MV. 0 pric. in mind, morning, evening before Halloween. t.oar, de! 'th" .sShobcla.Shores. The pooch landed , . ., lon, an a e nelg 01'SI b t h If '1 . I 0.. Or_, .1 $S Mof make us an off.r! Since the r.esidl.'nIS were 1. fillS commumcalion, frolll I surrounding our school area, a ou a a .ml e away 10 er I out of town. a grandson was Robert E. Kuhn;, was on Ih~ I want to extend our sincere the lake where he fortunate. ROSLYN • Chauffeur Service to Your Downtown Offic. or notified. He checked the I agenda of The Wood~ CounCil congratulations on the effort ly was rescued. . Mario "Mike" Farmi. Downtown Shopping Area house and disco\'ered a at the re~ular meetmg Mon. expended by the Public I The Grippe family ~aid the Zenith AM.FlIf radio missing, J ~~y e~'enlmg, Novem~er 19. Safety Department on Octo. 1 dog was missed aboul 6 p:m. MARIlEI He was unable to determine I e soon s unammously ber 30, 1973, in the total, Wednesday. A search of A Good jAan 1833 E. JEFFERSON the exact number of items II agr~d thKatha letter be sent control of what otherwise I' neighboring streets and calls 0"', in fh" Woods missing. to . r. u ne and 10 the could again have been an to local police departments 21020 MACKat Roslyn Rd. To Know WO 3.4700 Public Safety Department for I unfortunate situation I proved fruitless They said 114-360O Farms Patrolmen Gordon IllIe "excellent efforls" of all ...... ' I when they called the Shores EI'ans and Clarence Reich. officers and auxiliaries on I' Livmg Immedlately ad. I ' ling decided that the burglar "Devil's Night." Jacent to both Barnes a~d 1- _.- _.-.- -.- - --- ..--.------.---,-----.---.--..------.--.--.-----.- . - - - _.-,_._.•.-1 gained entry to the house by Mr. Kuhne's letter said, the Star of the Sea, I WJt.

:ou~~~~~~o~rn:~~dOW in thel~~~~~~ inthl~72,s:~eEX~~~I~f~~e~~~h~~;~~~~~:cu~~~ _____ live Board of the Barnes and vlgilance I?rovlded by I TU'ESDAY., DECEMBER, 4th I • I School Parent.Teacher As. the .Grosse POinte Woods I ON TilE ROCKS sociatioll (P.T.A.) under th Pubhc Safety. Pers~nnel. I I . ,~ observed tbelr achons as The sea of life has mall)', slgnature of the P.T.A. Presi. they interrogated groups of (' -:"'\ breakers -- th~ main reason I fdOern\~:arDdr.dEdmondJas~olt~ki, young people who may, or why so man)' people go concerning" e a thecommul1lcadeplorableIOn ~ay not, .hidave la buSllless. ~.' .' !~<.' .' ". broke. . situation that occurred' d UI the nel~hborho~. I ~as ______I I_n_a~n pleased With their acbons t.",'•. , l I ~_ .. ... and, indeed,.their methods of III' Nt. I Ch . surveillance. I soon gathered • . t s a au Ica IIstmas the opinion that there we!e 'C' , at the Ship's Wheeri few instances when the neighborhood was not cov. SHIP'S WHEEL FOUL WEATHER. FOR SAFi:TY AFLOAT ered. I felt there was maxi. SAILING .. mum coverage at all times. :I ..- . BROWSE "May we, through you, ex. , 'I SUIT THE SHIPS press our appreciation for .: . with the , this total effort, and, in par. • HIDDEH HOOD WHEEL ticular to officer Mike Fer. renee, who kept us informed 39.50 Value ~_. throughout the year on ac. $3 250 .':...... 1). '... - tions taken, and to be taken. " Ivr; ~"54. regarding this matter. I

• {~~m~~~nand f~'\ '" _:- • . ~~~~~rea~dnd t~a~ri~~le~~ t~ • Waterproof , reside in a community in • Windproof ' " d . . t • Slain and dirt ~"'. which the city a mInIS ra. repellent . "'~ tion recognizes its problems • Hood is lined aud\ ' "" d . t t th . [olds into a neat' '>;s: an arJ.ses a mee em In collar \, an effort not unpleasant to • i'letL,!°s"N~~vOT. the individuals concerned." • MOBILE and all CANVAS ----- ',\. outdoor sports. OXFORDS "",,~ JACKET ONLY LEATHER Sure Park Resident SPECIAl, $19.95 OXFORDS Footed & Comfort Foul Weather Comfor' MOCCASINS Oft '."Y Victim of Thief With Style 1I0atl Charles Ward, of 1454 7x50 CF Wayburn, made a belated report to Park police reo \ BINOCULAR garding the theft of currency and several uncashed checks I Ideal for from his car. The money Power or and checks were in an en. velope, the authorities were Sail! informed. : Wllrd told police on Sat. , urday, November 24, that he -. ] flOTATION JACKET parked his car across the Men or Women $5950 street from his residence SPECIAl • . . . . , at 10 a.m. Monday, Novem- •• I Canar Plarex All weather jacket . ber 19, leavifIg the envelope , that will keep a fully dre,sed adult afloat. Ideal (all year. in the vehicle. It was not re- ro~nd) for on ,or oH.shore wear. I vealed where in t!Je auto Navy or International Orange. the envelope was left in open view. SEE THE 10th Ward ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEW WAVE OF THE SHIP'S WHEEL XMAS $3950 • ship's wheel 19605 Mack TIJ 2-1340 Open Daily 9 to 6 Saturdays 9 to 5 I.

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'..•.. ".'.;.. . SETS. THE PACE .. :~ '., ~ FOR 1974 It Happens on CHRISTMAS STREET IN GROSSE POINTE VILLAGE on Kercheval A verme between Cadieux arui Ne.f(

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4th - FROM 7:00 to 10:00 P.M. E= E..-- PAUL McGLONE Come Early - Stay Late Once again Grosse Pointe Village Stages A Shopping Night for Gentlemen. E CADILLAC * STREET SINGERS * FASCINATING DISPLAYS 20903 HARPERAVE. * AMPLE CONVENIENT PARKING HARPER WOODS Just North of Vernier 881-6600 IT MAKES HIS CHRISTMAS SHOPPING A DELIGHTFUL AND FUN.flLLED EXPERIENCE. NO ONE UNDER 16 WILL BE ADMITTED, UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT ___Sponsored...-__ ..__by ._...-.-._"_._Grosse Pointe.._n_.-Civic und.._.__Commerce"_"_"_. Association'"-.,,-..-,._------' ~:,. r .i

, " ',1',' • ~• .., • . ..:.... ,"'~ ~' Thursday, November 29, t913 Plge Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS I Remember it's about os Some failures call be at. AliI IUCIl•• Cottage Names Medical A.ides Parked Cars Damaged Chorus Slates . easy to plea~e everybody as tributed .to the want of EXCAVATING It is for everybody to please thoughts - others to wanton The second' class of high ' pHal and Grosse Pointe high Yule Concert you. thoughtB. Sewer Water tine (Continued from Page 1) ing. A report had been reo & school students to be grad. schools received diplomas & bouse. She disC

Market In just a few short ~J To assist you in the \. weeks, many of our cus- i~LA~I~~. ~ project,M1chigan Consoli- -l I ,Jb 18328 MACK AVENUE dated Gas Company haB 882-2530 tomers around Michigan have taken advantage, of ,.... )li ~ even prepared a helpful Th';s Week's a new program to hold booklet that shows just down heating bills and how to do the job. Be!' Ringe,s Secondly, you can Prices Effective Nov. 29, 30 & Dec. 1 help save Natural Gas, too, call a contractor of your • Closed All Day Sunday as Usuaf The program was devel- Closed Wednesdays 1 P.M. oped at the direction of the Michigan Public choice and arrange to have the work done. SerViceCommission, which is seeking ways Or call Michigan Consolidated Gas U.S.D.A. CHOICE INDIVIDUAL to conserve Natural Gas and hold down Company. We'll have one of our partic- utility bills by the wise use of energy. ipating insulation subcontractors install it SWISS STEAK The heart of the program is installing for you, which can also be easy on your CUT FROM CHUCK FILLET ceiling insulation in your home. It's quick. budget. Many houses with up to 1,000 Economical. Easy. In fact, a recent govern- square feet in the ceiling area can be (Recipe) SWISS STEAK ment study found !lthe most significant insulated for less than $200.And, there's a Have steaks cubed, flour lightly, brown in shortening, drain. Add one can of stewed tomatoes. Simmer for one hour, bake opportunity" for homeowners to conserve payment plan to suit most every customer. in oven at 3500 for one hour. energy was through !limproved insulation You can pa.ycash. Or, you can pay just 20% of houses," [which] !lwould benefit the down at the time the contract is signed- BONELESS SEMI-BONELESS OUR ROLLED STUFFED OWN individual homeowner by reducing winter then simply have the remaining cost fuel bills, summer air included in your gas bill. Pay it off on your PORK PORK BREADED conditioning bills, next three gas bills with no interest or size and capital cost carrying charges. LOIN LOIN VEAL ofheating and cooling Finally, you can pay for the job over ROAST equipment, and air an extended period at an interest rate of ROAST CUTLETS pollution." The 1% monthly on the unpaid balance. Michigan Public Ser- (ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF 12%.) $14~ $12~ vice Commission has Whichever you choose, you'll be 59~B found that many homeowners could achieve taking an importflnt step toward holding FROElICHS GERMAN STYLE fuel savings of as much as 17%by having down y'our heating bills. And cutting down six inches of insulation in t.heir attics. on the use of Natural Gas. Why not plan KNACKWURST $1.28 LB. Naturally, results for your home may vary on doing it now. Contact us today for addi- OUR OWN - READY TO BAKE due to architectural differences and your tional details. And if you're a do-it-your- heating habits. seIfer, ask for our free booklet. To help you realize fuel savings in HAM LOAF 2-LB. PAN $1.89 your home, we've designed an easy home ,'~.;~1"~~.•'.'.'" ~ .. " • 'oil' ~ FANCY VINE 24 SIZE CALIFORNIA insulation program, Here's how it works. V ()O, . '- - ..• - - • , . _ ." First, you can install the ceiling insu- <:J0o.o' \.0 ~\,"~ -", _): c \..~.~~' lation yourself. It's a simple do-it-yourself <]~ "I r~.~ /' RIPENED HEAD Bartlett project-and the most economical way to ~~.~.,:(r)Y . put in ceiling insulation, Many customers "~. ~ 4 4i. '. l\' ;{ '. Tomatoes LETTUCE PEARS can accomplish the task for less than $100. 'a0- ; '~y;' C C , .<~.;;"> :/// f/?' 39 LB. 29 Head 29C~. MICHIGAN CONSOUDATED GAS COMPANY ~ Personali%ed Wine Gifts for Holidays ... Asic Us, We care about your tomorrow. ,1

-JI --- o s F monon m ... ~"~-~- Page Nine Thursday, November 29, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS NO REGRE1'S I RECIPRICITY • The so-called &olden oPO] Don't take chartcel in traf. II Varying Course Leads to Arrest Those who live by the In the lame of life doD't portunities are usually only fic - be eautioul and stay golden rule today needn't get the Idea you can pitch plated. I alive. Obituaries A Kenora, Ontario, youth of the Ontario Provencal apologize for their activos I brickbats and c.ateh boU; ,.' . _ ;\ .... ------... was arrested by Shores police Police, (OPP), told Shores tomorrow. quets. ELMER C. WORDEN r Interment was-in ElmwoOC early Monday morning. No- officers the vebiele bad been Funeral se...... !..e. lor• Mr. Cemetery. vemberlid26, andt' charged11 with stolen in Sudbury.. A short Distioctive WordeD, 71, of Bry. drive, • • • no va OpeN or s ceDse on Woodrow W. Woody * were held oa Wednesday CHARLES MacKINNON his person. time later, the Sudbury, de. Dining November 21, at the A. H: Funeral services for Mr. .The youth, wh.o's eharged lachment of the OPP ealled Proudly Presents: * Luncheons Peters Funeral Home. He M KiM 52 f M ir road wtth auto theft m Sudbury, Iand reported that the vehicl<: Beautiful Cocktails died. on Saturday, November Iw:~ he::\n 's~tur~ay, NO:IO~t., ~as turned ~".er to im. had been stolen from their * 17, m Sarasota, Fla. be 2' t th V"'rheyden ms.gratJon auth?nties who, jurisdictioa, and that the <;:;AI'_ .. ~.J.#.. ~ou~t,y _vem r .., a . e ". I then turned hIm over 10 arrested subject had' a hi&t . • Mr. Worden was an em. I Funeral Home. He died on IEssex Provenclal Police ory of breaking and enter. ~ Club Reservations 294-4700 ploye ot the Grosse Pointe. Thursday, November 22, at. '.' d t th ft' th' School System for 18 yean! Cottage Hospital. ,Public ~ a f et y Officer mg an au 0 e. In ell' You are cordially invited to visil our Clubhouse . and a member of the Gr06se I Born in Georgia, Mr. Mac. Harry Hamilton. stopped the l.area. cmd see for yourself why Hillcresl has become the NEXT TO FIRESTONE'S AT MACOMB MALl. Pointe Woods Presb.'+erian K' . . d b his suspect upon scemg him vary ~. ~11 IS survIve y his course on northbound "NATION'S F'~EST BANQUET CENTER" Church. wife, Joyce; a son, Charles Lake Shore road at Fairlake ._------Born in Alden. 111., Mr. W. Jr.; two daught~rs, Nancy lane. When asked for his Worden is survived by his S. and Pamela; ~IS mother, driver's license and registra. wife, Laura; a daughter, Mrs. Ida MacKmnoa; 000 Ition, the youth said the 1973 INSULA IE NOW! Mrs. Janet Carriero; two br?ther, and three .grand. Chevrolet pickup belonged to ,II. sisters; a grandson; five children. his father and that he lost _. nieces, and three Depbews. Memorial contribution.s may Ihis driver's license and wal. IEFORE AnlR We cater to Receplions, Banquets, Parties, Proms, fMt'gy Crisis (atls Interment was In Cadillac be mad~ to Ihe charity of leI. I CHIMNEYSIIVlG Conventions and Meetings of all sizes. for well illsulotttl Memorial Gardens East Cem. yo!!r cbolce. After additional assistance e.-.-1IoloviII-~-a--,__ - homes to ~ve fuel. etery Interment was in Wood- arrived, the youlb was search. __ e:.-tooI - ,...... "", Our prices are modest and will fit most budgels, ..W3CNZEIY- Hove your home . ••• lawn Cemetery. ed and police discovered - CIo--' • ~, still enjoying unexcelled facilities, dMcllecl by our un- • • • three rim.fire .22 long rifle ~ --Bu.J.ciiMs- JOHN E. SALADA eartridges in his front pocket. "2.5539 _. sulotion IJ.perts to Funeral services for Mr. MIlS. LAURAMAYE A search of the suspect lond w~have Eight Individually Designed ADDITIONS SIe if your fuel con- 1 ..a...J Salada, 70, of Fleetwood CAPPEL the vehicle produced no of. 'P~? REMODELING sumption (till be Ballrooms to Serve Your £Very Party Need redu for a long period of time to earn you so much? t BUT YOU MAY GET MUCH t high interest on your savings. In fact, 6112% Whoever thought money would be a bargain? LESS IHAN WI .FFER .Penalty-I'ederal ref(lJla(io1l1 require a J1Jh.lttJntial imemt t THE UlTIMATE penalty for early withdrawalJ from Cl:rl;jlctJte ,(aring.' .1c(O(m/J. , EXPERIENCE ",0,1 ..... e-..,• ....,_ ...... ,..- ...... _10 • .....-. ,- ...... If _, ""-" -...._1.....-1. IWAlT DISNEY'S t We can do more for yoo if youl1 think First. "FANTASIA" in rtdtnicolor plus First Federal5avings of Detroit ss~~~~~~,=~nED Walt Disney', t t M.lin Ollie,,' 1001 Wr~>dwdrd A""nut. - Drtroll. Mil h,~.Jn .I!lee!' i'M3IC.OOLC •• " ~ "THE KLONDIKE KID" In (;rosse Pointe: Kerchf'val near Sl. nair, Phone 882-76()7 a. LIY•• IA ...... 122-2 .. .4 • . ..,) I• . . (' '. .. , \ \ , .. • I • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November 29, 1973 INDEPENENCE I THOROUGH CHECK Stand on your own two feet Criticism of others should Blue Devil Cagers Open -no habit grows faster than Ibe avoided until inventory blS Be a Neighbor that of depending on others. been taken in your own home. to some of the nicest neighbors in Grosse Pointe Season on November 30 I •••••••••••••••••••••••••~ .. JOHN McLAUGHLIN GET THE BEST DEAL .. By Mark Emery it was a litUe easier to antici. pate what they would do. Grosse .Pointe So u t h ' s .. ON A '74 FORD .. By Buying an elegant apartment home Now, in the EML we are un. basketball team will ~ par. famUar with the teams, we : nOM: ticipating in the EML (East. ern Michigan League), for don't know wbat to expect." : JOHN. : 7." IOBTUIE at the Jefferson Apartments the first time this year. The South will play their first IDlEY AVAILABLE EML race promises to be an non.league game tomorrow, exciting one as South, steven- November 30, at DearborD. : McLAUGHLIN : Groue Pointe's Newest Condominium son and East Detroit are its "In c<>nversation with other .. AT • • . .. Now 2/3 Sold top c<>ntenders. coaches Dearborn is consid- stevenson staged a dra. ered to be the best team in : _ COOK FORD : matic one point victory over that area," stated Hollesy. : SAM~ South last season in the final "They have two s t rOD g ~EttlT1ON 16901.'(I-IIS-4OOO: seconds of their only contest .guards back from last year ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• of the year. Again, StevensoD and they are a good ball c<>n. promises to be a strong op. trol team." ponent. Look for South to be a stroDg c<>ntender in the EML, 1•.•'...•.. ~.i.•.' ' '.'.....•..'.....•.••.'' '...•..'.11'.' '.•...... ' '.' ' '.....•.' ' '.' ' ' ..'.•.•...... " ' 1'.'.' ' ...... •...•...... '.' ' .. :.' ' GA.DI. East Detroit, another pow. and in Dearborn .• 11(iI''...../> C.. erhouse in the EML, will be ....ii(/\':f' returning with four starters ; ....A.ericl~1 ;:'UlY \ from last years squad. Mount cl.t~~~e Clemens is returning wit h Dye Swinuners .CARRY OUT SERVICE Blnin... ; ~ their leading scorer of last All Foods in Special m.n'~ ~ season. Other ,teams in the Better Times Keep Ho' Confainers Lunch I ,_. ttW , " .• " ., .... 10 , ..... EML are Pntestof 31 points. ~amer, and David Wittwer. ium living to home ownership and' along with Tom Marenette EIITER apartment renting, they then made and Bill Schafner. will be Improving their times in juniors ODthe V8rsity squad. 11 and 12-year-olds. were their move to the Jefferson Apart- Maranette played regularly Terri and Mary Austerberry, Gay Storen, Laurel Baciulis, ments. for the JVs and averaged IIIIlUIIS AWAYRtOf;j AU tlI: POlMllS LIVING ROOM over 13 poi n t s a game. Margaret Sobieski, Sue Brie- They were influenced by the con- 29'6" x 16'9" SChafner is viewed by Hollesy deD, and Chris Neros. 37575 HARPER as one of the best outside The 13 al,1d14.ycar.old age bit at 1.94 Harper North venient prime location, all new con- threats on South's squad. group placed well with Gerri 500 ft. North .f Metro 80ach Ptirkway struction and truly gracious living. Nichols taking home a sixth 0IIf Of "0I6"'S MOSTCClIftm GOUIIlGfAQUTlU Hollesy, in his 13th year as in the 100 free, Bob Brownell Here i~ a typical spacious floor head coach of the DevUs, with a fifth in the 2OO-yard views the change in leagues back. and Ruth HohmaD and plan of. an apartment home which from the BCL, (Border City OPEN YEAR 'ROUND DEN Sandy Fires bettering their 'HEATED TEES' features 9 foot ceilings, natural League), to the EML. "In times. Sue Trost, 15, won a fireplaces, individual heating and 10'0" x 12'0" the BCL we knew .what !o red ribbon for her second in • expect from other teams. We the 5OO.yard open free and CHRISTM.AS SPECIALS cooling, top of"the line G. E. kit- knew their basic moves and Carol Sobieski bettllred her erR . k. d f time for the same event. .LADIES, 1 .. pc. MEN'S chen with an icemaker and a wash- evenge IS a 10 0 . . t' h. h the DYC sWImmers also par- er-dryer. A wet bar is conveniently BEDROOM 2 wild ,Jus Ice, w Ie more ticipated in the Po n till c PRO LINE CLUBS BEDROOM 1 man s nature runs to, ~e Swim Club's meet November .BEGINNERS SET Macomb COllnty's located for entertaining. Insulated 13'0' x 16'9" Best Gol' B..y 18'9" x 12'9" ~~r,~ ought law to weed It 23 and 24 for the older swim. 2 Wood. - 4 Irons walls, floors, plumbing and win- . ,. Imers and a mini.meet for the 1 Putt.r - 1 Golf Bag 3 Woods dows insure maximum quiet. -FranCIS B~ six, seven, and eight.year. 3 Golf Ball. - Top quality 9 Irons \ .r:- - - - olds on the same days at Persimmon Headl - The Jefferson Apartments is an adult SPORTS fANS OaklaDd University Pool. Professional Approved. eommunlty. I The newer, less experi- 1.&.$150'109 ellced swimmers will be try. Be S",e to Shop This Bn O..tstanding Vol ..e! There are three separate elevators and approximately a thousand square feel of YOU ing their wingS at St. Clair private storage. Exterior maintenance, gardening and snow removal are arranged. DIDII'1' Shores Class C meet Decem- MASTEICHARGEACCEPTED ber 8 and 9 while the rest of Use Our layaway Plan' Residents are homeowners and enjoy tax deductions and the investment security KIIOW the team will be traveling to $5 Holds All Gihs of being a property owner and equity advantages. Cincinnati for the SeveDth HOURS: Brought to you ~ ADnual Pepsi Marlins Na. 'Til Christmas 10 to 6:30 A .network of the most modern security systems guard them, their home and By TED EWALD " tional Invitational Age Group Gift Certificate. Sat. & Sun. 10-5:30 H.re's a football puul.r for I Available possessions. yot, . . . Twic., tho annuai, and Open Meet the same 1-465-SIGO - 1-465-5101 Jon. 1 1_ Bowl gam. wos I weekend. A CLOSED TV MONIT;[)RING SYSTEM covers the entrance, outside parking areas won by a toam that wal NOT a col. IOCIm • . . Can yo" I -::::::- ---.:::;;<:::: ---....---...." ...... " " \ \ \ \ II/II -~/./ ....--/ ...... -:------___ •and inside garage. The caller can be viewed from a selected channel on the Own. •• plain? ... MOlt foelball I fans don't know that hlr lho er's TV set in each apartment. The doorman and manager's office views the 1918 and 1919 R_ Bowl" I same areas. armed hlrees toam,. in,tood -=-=-=WARNING TO PARENTS OF ~ of collog. teaml, playocl, and I THE ENTRY COMMUNICATIONSSYSTEM is a new system conceived and engi- thul, tfl. 1911 gam. wall ~. SMALL CHILDREN'~ won by tho Mare Island ., , -r;- "'" "J . -- Unsafe, Breakable Glass in STORM•::::::::::- neered by Michigan Bell Telephone Company. Using a touchtone panel telephone Marln.1 and tho 1919 .. m.1 I in the lobby, the caller dials the owner's apartment. This enables each party to by Groot lak., Navy. I Ev.rybody tal ks about th.1 have a private conversation. During the time the caller is ir the entrance vesti- "S ..po. Bowl" which matcM" \d/~' ~~ ! BEFORE 'iT'S5TOO '"LATE bule, he is under surveiliance by the concealed TV camera. tM champions of 1M NOlional and American Football con.1 Ioronces - bul how many I I/;' . ~ INSTAll W~ AN ON-GUARD ALERT SYSTEM features a control panel in the manager's apart. fan, know who coined tho ment and the attendant's office. This notifies of an intrusion into any apartment name "S..po. Bowl"? ... MOlt I people cion'I know that tho /1' FLEX:O:GLAZE ponon who cam. "P with th.1 when the occupants are away. The doorman or manager controls the system by ae. BREAK.RESISTANT TM na" •• "Super Bowl" wa' tho I U,'ating the apartment's security supervision at the requesl of the owner: young IOn of Lamar Hunl, presidenl o' the KonlO' City I' SAFETY GLAZING THE FIRE PROTECTION ALERT SYSTEM gives supervision added protection Chioh. Of all tho collot. football I PLASTIC to all occupants of the building and will insure notification of each individual oc. toaml in Am.rica, which on.' cIo YOll think hal pkryed in EVERY YEAR over 250.000 needless home cupant of a tire in an unoccupied apartment. accidents are due to glass breaking in storm tho MOST IMllt...... n bawl! doors. WIndows. anc:' other hazardous areas. games? ... Answ.r is Alabama I The heartbreal"ng part is that over haif of Further elements of llccurity are the uniformed dOQrman.attendant and around which hat been in 26 . . . Ihose injured are small children, Warp's Safety. the clock resident caretakers. Thrive pIayocIln6 R_ Bowk.1 Approved F1e~.OGlaze prevents such inluries 6 Oran,. Iowl" 5 Suta. because ,t ,s break resistant and has no The Jefferson Apartments is located 2 blocks from a beautiful park with boat Bowh, 4 Cotton Bowh. 2 Ub-I razor sharp edges, .rty Iowk, 2 BN.bonnot Iowk I slips, 3 blocks from Grosse Pointe Village shopping, 20 minutes {rom downtown UNLAWFUL TO USE ORDINARV Why take! chances? Be Safe! Inslall warp's Satety' :"6]".--. and ono Gator Bowl ... In -- GU\SS IN STORM DOORS... Approved Fle~, 0 Glaze now. This shatterprOOf(,#' ond plac. In pIoyin, lho mosll Detroit by bus. M.ny .111.. havo p",od '.ws m.~,ng plastic is clearer than glass. non.yellowlng. with. /4:., bawl ,am., in hist.ry Is Goor.1 ,I mo•• 1 10 u.. common II ... on h>1 stands sub, zero cold, Is easy to cut, saw and in I .' <,' Don't worry about selling your home. Visit us and learn of our new trade.in pro. ,ia Toch which ha, played ~'i::~sm:~~:sll~~~~t'11;1~reo~T,e,t~I~~~c1 stall. "How To" Instructions come With evt:ry st .•~et. ,\ ' in 21. I b)' 'I'W' and burs 'he American National 'J.J",,,Ji4 gram for your home, and our new pricing policy. LoaM ....Iote "'reuttt Ted halcl tali _II. nelM .... ) I ~~~~y.:f~p~~~~:u~~.~~.~nl~e~r~O~~:;Pj~~7r FlEX.O.GLAZE IS PRICED COMPARABLE TO GLASS The model apartment is open 12 to 5 daily except Wednesday. Enler on Neff or St. ., tht'n' for your protectron WIIJfiJ fltJI>O.alue il ayailable In 3 tt1ir.,iknenu 89( ,080 NeD Insta-Locno Specloh. I oI",d Itanda,d r,lretut win(1low !I:rn At ONlY CILlll;t Clair Roads. Priced from $69,000. 7 a.k c,e. $" - ~...... ,Pl"lCfl compa'able to ,lOIn Sq n 74 Cah $ltUI-1 IRIT ...... m~(-~i INSIST ON SAFETY.APPROVED FLEX'()-GlAZ£ 7 2 $Nl57 - I -n!r",.. ...",,~~;":"'...,:;AT YOUR HAROWA~E. LUMBER O,'l BUILDING SUPPLY STORE TheJefferson Apartments A11lheM con "luI"'" wI1tl = J al. con4.. tu~lW.-tIc I ...... tnClIl '~::::E:.-WARP BROS. ChicagGt,60651 PlO"~~~~~nr:;~"IC' ftoanI., p.", p. diM ...... Groue Pointe'. Newelt Condominium IHntM .... w.w.r. I 17111 E. Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 BACHMAN PAINI POINI. I TED EWALD I Sale. and Management by 882-7708 or 886-4880 Ia. HARDWAR. HARDWAR. r CHEVROLET : 19483 MACK AVE. 14950 MACK AVE. Michigan Condominium Corporation I VA1._ I L_1~7.!.!:..J.!'~_J TU 5-4767 VA 1-5550

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Thursd~YI November 29, Iqn GROSSE POINTE NEWS

,< BELLE ISLE Cottage Hospital Wants to Remodel Old Section , .. Cottage Hospital approach. sions must be held between corridors, which under the The city council, as a AWNING CO. ed The Farms C()unciJ on the council and Cottage of- present safety standards. Board of Zoning Appeals, is Monda~, November 19, to ficials, to resolve the many must be eliminated. This ca., urged to exercise its Power use its authority t" convene problems that could be ill. be done by the construction and authority u n d e r the Holiday Special * as a Board of Zoning Ap. volved,' primarily the park- of stairways. Also, electdcal Zoning Ordinance to grant a peals and grant the hospital ing situation. wiring must be updated, as Ivariance or exception in the a p~rmit to. remo,de~ the old Wilgarde informed the' well as o.th~r interior areas constructl~n and a~plication .,,",'. ~ DUFFLE section of lIS buddmg. The solons that the renovation of the bUlldwg. of the ordwance as It relates - .,.:..:...:' Michigan . Department of will 1I0t be done aU at one Queried about the parking I to parking requirements in .• BAG I Health ~Ild th.e St~te Fire time, but will be done in problem that might ~es.ult the case of the ho~pital .b~- Mars.hal s Office 10 E~st stages spanning a period of with the storage ~f bUlldmg cau~e oC the p~actlcal dll!l. With Name Plus $ 7,00 I I Lansmg has set a deadline two and one-half years. But material and l'..;rkmg spaces I cuIties confrontmg tbe hos. ,of Mar~h 30, 1974, for the he stressed. as ordered b.Y that will be taken over oy pital and, i.n so doin,g, relax W."'IR DISCOUNT ON renovation. . I the State officiah 'the reo construction workers, the such parkmg reqUIrements AWNINGS NOW N EFFICT Ralph L. Wilgarde, hos. novation program 'will have hospital administrator said so. as to avoid. great hard- I, pital administrator, informed to be started by March 30. that it is planned that the ship to the hospital. Serving G,osse Pointe. Since J 933 I the council that the alterna- and he has documented circle in Kercheval place For the reasons listed 'IIJ~co~e~~~ 824-2292 ti~'e for f~i1in~ to comply' letters as proof. Iwil~ be !enced off and ma. Cottage Hospital, which ha~ 7601 E. Jefferson with. the dlrechves. may l'e.1 If this is not done by that tenal. will be stored th~re \ served the community from suIt !n !he r~vocahon of the lime, a possible extension of and ,10 the basement of ,he 1919, appeals the decision of EAGER BEAVER hospital s license, thereby the deadline could possibly hospital. I the Director of Public Servo mak.~ng it impo~sible. for the be obtained, but \vould set He said that arran~ements \'ice a,nd requests a hearing hospital to contmue Its servo the hospital's renovation pro- have been made With Bon on thIS matter. learn to.,. ice to the community. gram back 18 months, and Secours Hospital, to ha~C'I. --- The administrator told the' recovery will be a long, I workers park their cars In . council that one of the I drawn out process. that hospital's lot, where stipulations, set down by I Mayor Butler $tressed I there is a~ple room. The State health 'and fire officals, again tha.t city and liospital workers Will be shuttled ICE SKATE when Cottage was .granted. a Iofficials will have to sit down I hack. and !ort~ bl'twe,en ~he I construc~~n per~llt for Its to discuss the many prob- hospitals durmg \Iorkmg HARPSICHORDS INS1RUCTI0NS IN SKATING FOR new addition. which was re- lems involved, and that there hours. I CLAVICHORDS ~!OUNGSTERS AGES 4 TO 6 ,cenUy completed, was that is plenty of time before the In his petition for .In r n- I lOOKS and MUSIC. the hospital must also re,po. deadline to hold a number peal hearing Cor granting of InQuire at Grosse It,inte ONnllunify Rink vate its old section of the of meetings. He called the a permit denied by the OU •• iiY APPOIN' •• N building to update safety first meeting for Monday, Building Department,. Wi!. TELIPHONI882.075 885-4100 ot 88S- 8918 codes. November 26, at 7:30 p.m. garde stated the follOWing: 16980 KERCHEVAl When the older section of I The mayor directed that I The application for a per- the hosPital was constructed the matter be placed on the mil was rejected by the GROSSE POINTE • the .If,t)' codes as existed agenda for public discussion Director of !'ublic Service ij ~--=I at that time were adhered to, at the first C(}uncil meeting (John DeFoe) because the Willa. ~. However, un, scheduled for January 7. hospi.tal fails. to meet the 1 der today. present stan. A public hearing can be par~lOg re.qUlrements of the danb. the past codes are scheduled for the fh's~ or zOlllng ordmance. (Under an 0'1010[0- alltiquat.ed, aDd the Health second meeting in Fe,bruary old agreement, Cottage was Department and State Fire which will be ample tim~ ~el{uired to provide 220 park- lIarabal bave ordered they belore the deadline, the 109 . spaces. U.nder The WE DEAL JIM THRASHEP, TU 4-1302 be brouaht UP to date. mayor said. Far~s' new ordma~ce, the Mayor Willlam BuUer in. I In answer to what the hospital must prOVide two KITCHENS and BATHS formed. the bospital adminis- modernization will entail, spaces for each bed, or a FOR vator that before an appeal Wilgarde said that the old total ol268 space~. Presently, can be heard several ses, section has several deadcnd 240 cars are bemg crowded • into 236 spaces, the number of spaces presently allowed). At this time, Cottage Hos- PEANUTS! pital respectfully appeals this decision based on the RADIALS factors listed below: (1) An effort, the good faith and sincerity ol which ~annot be doubted, has heen ... made by the hospital to solve its parking problems, even ",Uniroyal tl) the extent of prOpOsing to use land which it owns across Muir road to provide additional parking spaces. (2) The hospital is present- ly leasing 25 spaces from the City in the municipal park. Steel Bel,ed iJig lot for the use of its employees. (It hopes to lease RADIAi more spaces, if possible to ~GiVEUSTltis dA): alleviate the parking prob- PLY lem in the hospital area). OUR dAily bREAa~' (3) During most of the pro- Matthew 6:11 posed renovation, an average of 15 beds will be out of Prayer to God brings you daily supply - and far more. service which will create a I<, regenerated nature, a hea ..t full of love. the ability decline in the need for park. to bless others - these are God's gifts, too. ing spaces. (4) At the completion of $ At our testimony meeting this Wednesday, hear the renovation program, REMO 95 others tell how they've experienced God's love, and there will be no increase in IL lR 11-15 Whitewall seen His practical answer to every kind of need. the number of beds since no NOW IS THE TIM! TO CONYIRT: jlIus $3.10 FeoI. Ex.Tn It's a one-hour meeting, including hymns and read- expansion of serviCes is con. II-. ings from the Bible and from Science and Health templated. YOUR BASEMENT 1'0 A AIC. ROOM with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It (5) The general contrllctor has mace plans to have bis eould be your bread for today. YOUR ATTIC 1'0 AN EXTRA BIDROOM workmen park elsewhere We hope you'll come soon. during the course oC the reo YOUR SUMMIR PORCH TO A ROOM CHP.ISTIAN SCIENCE TESTIMONY MEETINGS n(}vation program in order I that their automobiles willi "IST CHUitCH' OF CHIlIST SCIENTIST not add to the burden . OR, MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN ..... M .. "'" 212: Chalfonl. A'W•. "" 110, s.•..-c. & S...nd ...._ School '030 Wrd II DC (6) The hospital has ar-j ...... 1M"', It.)) MeackAu 4.14"'0 I ru ranged to have its Women's • FINANCING AVAILABLE • StXTH CHURCH OF CHitlST SCIENTIST i 0."'" ••'Ie) K'rrh ..QI Awe Auxiliary hold their meetings I Svft. s.mtn 10:30 Grid S\ln,' Scboal 10:30, W~_ 8,00 ...... _. '.707 __ I. 00''';', M;chill" at the War Memorial in order '22-5565 to avoid aggravating the situation. (7) Cottage Hospital has been ordered to undertake C lb~!~QMC ~4~TI this renovation by the State Health Department and the BUilDING & REMODELING CONTRACTORS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ~ State Fire Marshal in order to bring its older sections up to current code. Failure to is comply with these urders 881-1024 will cause these agencies to seek revocation of the hos- 18332 MACK AVE. - GROSSE POINTE FARMS, 41236 pital's license and will make it impossible for the hospital CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY to continue operations, I;1: Serving This Area Since 1956

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. 'ete Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_.Thursd.y, NQvember 29. 1973,. Grosse Pointe News Bryant Offers Nelv Idea What GoelllO.101. ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. " OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL, 'OnProblems Facing Nixon at GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 _ mal~nWon IeeoDcI ct_ ro.t.,. hid at Delt\)lt, Jilldlllell' Grosse Pointe State Repre. f himself. and decline to reo ,Your L.-brarw -----F-V-L-L-y-PAID CIRCULATION sentative William R. Bryant. I tire. And, yet. at the same fI ______Jr., while Indicating he does time, in recognition of the By Virginia Leonard Phone TV 2-6900 not believe the President fact of the investigations and II.------..J I .fl-lE ftlll lIembtr Mlefl,Preu ....-celatlon and Nfltlonal Edllorl.l ...POclatIOll should resign or be impeach. the serious questions as to A book is the portal to a wiU be treasunld all one':; I MAl1ONAI. AOVD'I'ISINO aJ:I"IlI!lS&HTAl1Vr: ed, has proposed a new al. w.helher or not he should whole new life. lifetl'm~. By Pat Rousseau Weeki)' Neoftpaper R~t.t1ve. Jn~. te ti I P' r . fl' d f th " .. F1ttb Ave_. New vot* I', ~ Yori: BYrMt 1.73eO rna ve tourse lor resl- con mue m 0 Ice, an 0 e A' book open~ vistas ncver A bo I CHICAGO OFFICE ~ent Nixon, "if the president terrible b~rd~ns .these im. before dream~d about in ok can correct incor. Mr. DenIer and Mr. Tarpley will be S» No.r1tlll(k~lltl A~nue Phone FInan"'.l ~21U IS unable by ~anuary 2?'1 pose o~ hl.m m. hIS attemp.\ one's imagination. ' rect thinking; 1t can get you I glad to help you with decorations for your holiday parties. Please call. TU 2.0656 for an ROBERT B. EDGAR ' EDITOR and PUBLISHER 197., to greatly Increase hIS to fulhil hiS duties as presl' A book sends one out of b~~k ::o:::~ac~'ve you a I . appointment ... 77 Kercheval. WIWAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER ~rit~c~r~.low public supportl dent, he ~oul~ g~ on to a~.l this world into another spa- wbole new line of thinking. u JANET :MUEU.ER FEATURE PAGE, b'OCIETY Y ti I~clo~ures andrc(,'()p. ~.ounr t~ a.th ~. I~ t~ansr.lt. 'CiOUS one that defies delini- • • JA'lfES J. NJAIM ...,. ,. " NEWS era on WIUI Investiga Ions.". mg or Wit IS. ec ara Lon tion, limits, boundaries and A book can make you see ROGER A. WAHA SPORTS, NEWS That course is in a section I that ~e deems hImself te':'l'I' subject matters. others in a different light; Have Fun ... do your own !UTHY DUFF ,...... EDUCATION, NEWS of the 2!ithafl.len~ment to the poranly unable to fully d.I~. A book lies quietly, pages either fictional or real. mug! Four plain white mugs )j'ANCY KRAMER ,...... ,...... NEWS federal conshtutlon whereby charge lhe power and dutl~s \ ~Iosed, giving the appearanc~ A book can be a good com. wait for your design. It'. LILLIAN KARR ADVERTISING the president could give of the presidency. of just another parl of the panion for a winter's night. great for children or. for. 01- MARY LORIMER .. , ,. ADVERTISING written declaration to lhe "Assuming that at that' decor in a room but when a beacb, /l sunny grove. fice. The mugs come wdh four PAT ROUSSEAU . AbvERTISING Congress lhat he is tem. time there would be ! vice opened it becom~s so much A ilook can be your friend colors that are permanent and CHARLES DICKSON ADVERTISING porarity unable to fuUiIl his president, and conflrmation more than it was when clos. when you feel you have no dishwasher proof. A set of JOHN MacKENZIE BUSINESS duties and the new vice does appear highly probable. ed. It leaps over everything other. four is $8 at The Mermaid, 75 JOANNE HARGIS , ACCOUNTS president would become. tern- the vice president would im. In the room (in its quiet A book can teach you new JO MULHERIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING poraty Acting President. mediately assume the post of way).' tbings; lead you up new ave. Kercheval. DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY CLASSIFIED ADVER11SING In his proposal setting Acting President. A book is the Diogenes nues; show )'OUthe trees, (if BETTY BLOSSOM ." CLAS'SIi'lED ADVERTISING forth the alternative and the liThe president would reo giving you the honest man, you've been looking at the • K. COLETl'E KREINER CIRCULATlON rationale for it, Representa- tain the position of president, (sometimes), Or at ieast giv. forest all your life). Girt Buying Opportunity . . . at Virginia live Bryant said, "Thus. a but would be temporarily reo ing you your choice. A book can be found in Williams, 115 Kercheval. It's one half olf .a 'viable alternative course ex. Iieved of the direct burdens A book is a silent chant. running brooks, as Shake. brand new shipment of discontinued items by Letters to teE itor ~sts for. the preslden~, again, of functioning I~ tha~ office .. ing of voices; a multiplicity sr:are said. L(l,ura Lee Linder. Included are clip boards, [ h d if he 15 unable qUIckly t,} JJ would free hiS mmd and of aulhors and their thoughts. A book is a gate; a legacy; garden tools, desk oads, stamp dispensers and ..... I resolve the problems and his time for the task of ab- A book can make you or a university, (if you take letter racks. Open Thursday evenings until 9. Sir: Iveloped by the Borrow Den. doubts which now hang like solving himself and regain- break you. the time to use it properly). ) have just seen a clipping tal Milk Foundation, a Trust a shroud ur~u~d the White ing the support of the people. A book can give you so A book is a key; it is a from your paper ot July 12\ not engaged in making prof. Ho~se Imd whIch m~st be It would not mean he would much information about to path tflat leads you many For Forward Looking• Christmas Gifts • , • in wbich reference is made its, and de~onstrated in a~t,"g to continually distract, n.ot be availabl~ for consulta. many things that your head places. it's cruise wear from Picard-Norton, 92 Ker- to lh. Farms' City Council's many countrIes. I suggest dismay and. haunt him. hon nor that hiS' r~commen. reels. A book is a companion; chevaL A handsome new selectioll of slacks, deti.iol1 to add fluoride to anyone interested in this "The preSident could come datlons to the Aetmg Presi. A book can answer a ques- it furnishes nourishment to short sleeve sport shirts, cabana sets, swim the public water supply. It is world problem of increasing before the Am~~can 'people, dent would be ignored, and tion, solve '3 problem, answer both mind and body. BOt cfifiicult to see the objec. dental caries sbould write to resolve to contmue hiS fight he would continue to be an unsolved problem or ques. A book helps solitude; sad. trunks and sports jackets vacation South right lion that the voters of the the Foundation whose ad. to absolve himself and to reo shielded fro m criminal tion. dens ODe. gladdens one. after the holidays. municipalities concerned feel dress is Padnen Grange, store popular support for prosecutlon. A book can become a new Why not read one - from In' Dot having been able to Padnen Road. Cowpllin. "Wben 8nd if, in the three friend; or an old one whicll our libraries. Give Beauty For Christmas• ... Estee Lau- "'"ress their opinions. Hants. Math Students years remaining in his term, ------der's Christmas gift sets contain fragrance and Even people wbo are con. It has often been wondered the president felt he was T ff. S. G S d I k vinc:ed of the efficacy of if it is really the children's Vie f p. ready to resume the duties ra IC Igns et econ .JOO beauty aids G:ndcome in assorted sizes at Trail fluoride can .till bave scru. welfare that is being consid. or rlzes of his office he could do so. ------Apothecary, 121 Kercheval. pie. about adding it to the ered .. If only courageous . "My su.ggeste~ tiTlleta~le Signs saying "No Right i courts in the blocks from public water SUpplillS. Their eo.unctls wo~l~ mak~ a start Tl1lrteen North studerlts is, unless Immediate .full dls. Turn, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m .... I Mack to and including Holi. reuons are often well aired With fluoridizing milk, thou. finished in the top four per- c I 0 sur e, cooperation and which were recently Installed! day road submitted a pet!. Gift For The Collector• . .'. a real shell ill the press. sands of ~hi1dren's health cent on Part I of the Michl- clear public statements are at Mack avenue and Cook tion saying traffic "is too necklace from the jewelry collection at The One such method is to would benefit. gan Mathematics Prize Com. forthcoming and have sub. road, and at Blossom lane fast and too heavy for a resi- Greenhouse, 117 KerchevaL There is also new treat milk given to children. Yours faithfully, petition. They are among sh'ltial effect in raising and Cook, have caused some dential area. This is caused. clear plastic jewelry. A frosted plastic ring Thb would certainly cut tooth Phyllis Deakin 1,000 Michigan students who public acceptance of the concern among West Kings we believe, by drivers using deeay and reduce the Increas. 1. Bumsl~e, will co~pete in tbe final president, by Janu.ary 20. court residents. Cook ro8d 8S a m8in thoro with a large colorful stone is fashion fun. in~ heavy outlay. that par. Waterlooville, examination on Wednesday, 1974, one year after anaugur. Some citizens attended the oughfare, giving access to From Fr:al1ce has come velvet slacks forholl- t!llta must devote to dental Portsmouth, Hants. Eng. December 5. ation. then the president regular meeting' of The areas which are already days and cruise ... 881-6833. IIWs but without the enor. Dear Sir: Seniurs from North who' should submit his declara. Woods Coun'eil Monday, No- served by other direct mo~ waste wbieh trises Last evening we attended qualified for the second test tion, forthwith, temporarily vember 19. to express their routes." Holiday• Entertaining when fuoridating water, 81 the Fan Sports Awards Nl,ht are: Clay Carson, Tom Clin. ste~ping aside from his feelings. The solons, after At that time, Public Safety less than 1 percent of the at Grosse Pointe North High ton, BIU Duncan, Charles duties." \ hearing the residents, unani. . is the theme of the window water is used for drihking School. We are parents of Frohman, Mike Fuller. Julil.! Representative Bryant be. mously approved a motion to Director Henry Marchand. in '-teJ_...L .' featuring S pod e ChristmaS and even of that. most wJll two North students. and al. Juenemann and Dan Szew. lieves the three alternatives refer the matter to the De. a memo to City Administra. -'--7 plates and glasses at The be by people over the age at though we have no Bons r:zyk. which have been discussed: partment of Public Safety fer ~~~d,S~:::m~~h~~~rs:~~ ~ League Shop, 98 Kercheval. whicb they can derive any there, we attended all of the Qualifying juniors are: Pal resigning. impeachment or th"ir review with a report sent on Cook road on atrel benefit, that is by 12 years tootball games played by the Blinkhol'n, Mike Gilford, Jim c;ontinuing in !he office with back to the council. a~d fraffic enforcemeni than of ~ge, when tbe teeth's Norsemen. both home and Kllmehuk, Charles VanBece. such low publiC support and lOne citizen told the council I on any other street within enamel bu normally fully away. and were delighted laere and David Howell. with "the problems and the "no right turn" signs the city" hardened and not affected by when they took the In.County Katie McEhrue was the doubts which now hang like gives no access to West or '. acids which form in the I title and defeated South. only sophomore who qua Ii. a shroud around the White East Kings court from Mack The dtrector also stated. browsing on mouth. A method bas been However. we were appalled fled. House" are ,all unacceptable "unless we gO' completely due to the short distance be. developt;dwhich can be op. by the rudeness displayed by Earl Veenendaal, Mathe. and unnecessary, in light of out of our way." Another tween Holiday and Mack. erated by any processing the Varsity football team and matics department chairman, the possibilily of using the I resident called the situation "very little speeding is ob- Tiffany Lane dairyQpc1 EUfopean H',r • I'ltf-HOUDAr The Whittier Sewing Machine Company A simple plant for the mix-l Sincerely yours. OcMIbh!'lena' llf"dby H.nd T~" AII.nyoMe JIlg of the fluoride with the Mr. and Mrs. H~lur.1 SkIP' Part II' '0 $1,)0 . is a Singer franchISed dealer with its. own milk to the recognized safe Michael M. Mavlan service department, conveniently located at level of IIl.y.m. h~li been de.' 1489 Hampton road 16231 Mack Avenue. , , 885-5540. MR. BASILICO . Army Offers New Program 884.7819 19700 t.bck' Gilslight Men's'Hilir Styiinq The United States Army Army. The option includes ~AltSFACTION 17420 HARPER at MORANG et ""- L.... Over a century of has recently IMounced a training in over 120 oecll.pa. GUAIU,NTI:EO lional areas and Is OpeD to STYl.IN(, .,. TU 6-3600 new two.year enlistment op. male and female appUcants. service to . tlon. For further information on It off~rs either training in. the Volunteer Army's new WHY PAY MORE? Beautiful a skill of the applicant's option, contact Sergeant jack $1 Detroit farrlilies choosing or assignment in Anderson, the Army repre. Long-Stemmed 92 Europe foUowlng successful sentative who serves The ALL FU••• IUR. 20~ tompJcUon of required train. Pointe area. at 23043 GraUot, lnl In a skill selected by the Easl Detroit. or call '711-7071. ABOVE COST Carnations ~:::~~~ We tarry maior brands BOAICOVIR' HHyY Duty Orchicl Plants Canvcn or vinyl boot co..ers. TRASH BAGS UIlIQUE FURIITURE Thv"*'1 Tin" SvtIday Oft" upholstery. Canva~ repair~. $5.00 per 100 13300 E. WARREN Delivered 559.6334 It. B. Canvasbaclc Co. Decorating Assistance "Ou, Fourt~ (;ene,olion of flo,i,"" 885-0159 Available ..clilllSTiti5" GROSSE POINTE FARMS ~ CARDS LITTLE LEAGUE . EdJkliszewsld : CMft~ . 1974 The ,"call' of Ih.. patll"rn on a (abric should b.. ri~ftt 20'0 OFF FINAL (or tft" pi ..f'f' of (urnirur .. or window where it is to be u" ..d. f,ar~ .. wallpaper desill:ns "hould not be r.rowded 6 DAYS WITH THIS COUPONI REGISTRATION into small surfaC'es. If you ha" .. a pallern on your floor, The \Vrn..R.fJamilton ~O~ it mu,sl h.rmnnizf' wilh thl" ,;..nl"ral ff'..linll: or sizes or Thurs., Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues., Wed., FUNERAl. DIRECTORS olher Ihinll:s in thl' room. Of' car('ful aboul lampi'l. Lar",e TUES., DEC. 4tb, 1973 Srnrr /855 laml's art' ~ttl'r than !lma" onto!!. bul ne" ..r ha"f' them Nov. 29 thru Dec. 5 WM. R. H"'MILTON II • OAVID M. HAMILTON oul of sral" wil" 1ft.. r ..sl of your room rurnishin,r;s. CLAf,ENCr; F.. OrTJ<;R W. 1Jlo;NNF.TT YORT for a t..rriJiC' sl"lC'C'tion in C'rapf'lin,; "isit ED MAl.- BROW~1:LL rSn:~'SKI CARPETI~(;, 211:1;'; Mack. SI. Uair Shores. ECONOMEE SERVICE SCHOOL CHAPEL." 776-5'> IO. OIJR quality f'arpNin,; includf's such nllmes Detroit 3975 Ca.'l.~ Avenue 831.2712 ' •.•!I MOII,\WK. MASI.AND, and RAR~ICK. A fine s..l..c- Printing Birmingham 820 Ea~t Map!e • 644-6000 I~ tktn of fur and nri ..n1111 ru,;s. In bUllinf'ss since 191.1. we 1S201 «(RCHEVAl AT lAICEPOINTE VA 2.7100 7109 P.M. Mt. ClMTien~ 226 Crocker Blvd . 463..()li77 I • 111 be ",llId 10 lak .. C'are of your ('arpf'linll; neNts any- whue in ,hf' t.S. J'in .. 1I.. 1eclion of comm ..r('ial carpel- Letterpress, off~et, in~tont printing, PholoSlol$. f' WORI,DWIIlE REPRF-SENTATION , in8. (}pefl: Mon.-Sar. 9::10-6; Mon., Thur,s., hi., 'til 9. mimeogrophing, meeting nolice~. addressing, moiling, ; HE/,PFUI, IIINT: A('cf'!I!lorie!l flhould ne"er ~ too engrovtld wedding invitations, ~talionery. M ..ml1en:. National 8l'lectl'o MOTtirian~ ~fti5il imporlant in a room. ehoo!lf' ,hf'm for a scale whlf'ft Scratch Pod~ 4 pounds S 1.00 malche'lJ ,he room. ... ---_I _------I I \ ~ , ~ ___'- ts _ ... •• e F EO' noans FEESE F F 7 ED 7 J Thursdey, November 29, 1973 GROSSE POINlE NEWS ,.~ ThIrfMn

In .A,Christmas Tea Mo~~.. I Santa' Luncheon '~ . . 11~~~:i~~II~.ri~~:~u.~~ Clown at 9th Annual Fund-Reising Fete Sponsored by Atphe Xi Dettal ~ Pointe area Alpha Xi Deltas will host their '19th annual children's ISanta Lunchon' Saturday, December 8, at noon in the main ballroom of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. I This annual benefit----'------raises funds for such or. them for pictures. Mrs. ROIl.- WOMEN'S PAGES ganizations as the Family aId Launs, of Buclringbam Life Education Council road is "Mrs. Santa." and the Foundation for Junior Girl Seoul '!"'OOp . I Ch'ld 221 of Dl!fer Se~ wUl aid Excep t10na 1 ren. AI h X' Delta alumnae In From Another Pointe I Short and tO Mrs. William Stidham, this se:Vl~g ~e luncheon. I year's cbairman, hopes to Admission is $2.50 pr.r per- I (ill the ba~room with ~ son. Reservations mlllt be of View The Pointe hap p y children, treating made in advance by ~taet. By Janet Muelfer them to a hot dog luncb, ~ee ing Mrs. Stidham at 884.9180. ------1Heading the east of lhe I cream and homemade CbrlSt. Santa Luncheon co-cbair._ Wayne Stale University Bon. I "mascupeakea.-A clo~ show man is Mrs. Nell Otto. Mrs. Paul Gracey is decking Ihe halls at her stelle Theatre's production of II will be the grand fmale. Among Alpha Xi Delta Touraine court home a little early this year, in "Promises. Promises" which The children will be enter. alumnae on duty during t,1le anticipation of the Saint Mary Academy Alumnae opened Frl.'day, Nav.emher 2~. ! tained by "Dulre the Clown," afternoon will be Mrs. Arthur Association's annual Christmas Tea. for a two.week run IS who comes courtesy of De. LesUe Mrs. MarioD Sane, DENNIS BAILEY, of No~h troit Rendering Company. Mrs.' John Raitt., Mrs. Mrs. Gracey will be welcoming guests this Renaud road, who wlll ap- This poPlLlar comic, De. Charles Carmody, Mrs. Rob- Sunday, December 2, between 2 and 5 o'clock. The pear as Chuck. I troiter Douglas Hill in prl. ert Shannon, Marilyn Shay, donation party benefits the Sisters, Servants of the • • -= . vate life, bas thrilled young. Mrs. Edward Deeb, Mrs. Immaculate Heart of Mary, and Saini Mary Acad. Grosse Pointe High sChoOlj Turning their attention from tur. J. Lingeman's the day after Thanks" ~ters at past Santa Lunch. Marie Swlnbanlt, Janice emy in Monroe. graduate BESS HICKEY. keys to reindeer, Grosse Pointe Sym- giving to look over Christmas flow- eOlls in Eastland Auditorium. Vida, Mrs. Robert McCluney, Assisting the hostess will be fellow Pointers daughter of the EDWARD J' phony Women's Committee Christ- ers and get, decorations ideas for As,~isting him in a slap. Deb 0 ra b Wo1ney, Mrs. Mrs. Jean Belanger and Mrs. Richard Rinke. Mrs. HICKEYS, of WashingtonI mas Tea committee members (left to their Tuesday, December 4, party. stick skit w1ll be Carol Charles Krelcbelt, Joan Con. road, has pledged Kappa right), MRS. CARL M. WEIDEMAN, Mrs. Daniel Patrona will open her Bleze&skl, Chicky Menendez vertlnl, Mrs. Eugene Pet)', Andrew Malott, of Oxford road, who serves on the Kappa Gamma sorority at and Laura Ruiln. Mrs. JobnIOoclr, Christina Detroit Alumnae Chapter's board of directors, is MRS. WALTER J. McKEOWN and Lincoln road horne for the 2 to 4 Denison University, Gran. MRS. JOHN J. EGAN, met at Harlow o'clock tea. As usual "Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Robert Baker. also lending a hand. ville, 0., where she is a Santa" will be on hand to Mrs. Michael Brogan and ...... greet guests and pose with, Mrs. Normand Girard. freshman.. • • : tivities at BriarclifC October bining a unique goodwill mis. ashore. Lieutenant Vertregt, A Traditional Menu 126 _OHNJ ALAN LUDWIG. 01 throug,h 38.., ".'._ sion with its journey from graduated in 1963 fro m Henry Ford .Hospital , clinical Last month the Fox Creek Chapter of Questers, . . San Francisco to its new Grosse Pointe High School th of Pathology, Is listed in meeting at the Hillcrest road home of Mrs. Arthur ~I.v!ltd b?u1evatd. ha.s be.en,I Grosse Pointe North High home port in Mayport, }<'Ia. and in 1971from the Univers. professor of Pathology at e "American Men of Science" Inltta.ted I~to th~ Umvemty I School graduate JACK REI- The Sanctuary will stop for ity of Detroit Dental fchool, University of Michigan and and bas received Disting'llsb. BaUen (Mrs. Robert Walters was co.hostess), were ed Alumnus awards from intrigUed by the study paper "Our Food Heritage," Ofhwlsconsm'pMh~dl~onter c;.mpus I' NELT, a Western c,tichigal) three. weeks. at both Buena., joined the Navy in JUlie, 1971. adjunct professor of Patholi>- c a.p of I. ta Igma. Unil-ersity freshman, son of ventura, Columbia, and Port. • • • gy at Wayne State Univers. both Muhlenberg College and presented by Mrs. Melvin Block. nfltlOnal scholastic honor 50-, the EDWARD REINELTS, au Prince, Haiti. In each DR. ROBERT C. HORN, Uy, he is a former president Geisinger Memorial Hospital. This month Fox Creek's aDnual Christmas pot. clety for fr:sh;na~ men. of. Doyle place east, is a port the ship's doctors, nurses JR., of North Edgewood of tbe Michigan Society of He was chosen CAP presi. I dent-eleet In October, 1972, (Continued on Page 14) . . guard on- the W1\1U Bronco and other medical pers(mnel drive, was installed as presi. PatholOgists and for mer Ranke~ 24th nationally by Ifootball team. will work with local medical dent of the College of Alp.eri. chairman of the American while serving as vice.presi. the .Umted S~ate~ L~w,: • " " officials caring for and treat. 'can Pathologists during the Medical Association's Section dent, and had s e r v e d as Tenn~s Ass~iaho~ In GIrls Pointer BETTY PRUD.I ing patients. some local doc. College's recent faU meeting on PatholDgy and Pbysiology. ,~peaker of the CAP House of 14 smgles IS Pomter KR.IS ~DEN did her lovely pastel i tors working on board. some', in Chicago. Chairman of the He is director ~ Sb.ort courses Delegates from 1964 'to 1968. F U L G EKNZIICKW:~E r~h i portraits at the Algonac Lions: Navy personnel w 0 r kin g Department of Pathology at Ifor the International Academy (Coat1Dued oa I'a,e 21) KATHY R • I C ... A. Sh S d N' ----- ranks sixth in Girls' 14 I Juv rt ow un ay. ~'I '- ~ doubles. I I'ember 16 through 18, m I , '" • '" : Algolnac. I JULIE PRIMEAU, of Chris. I ~ (, t tine drive. bas returned to I S erg e ant RICHARD J. '

Michigan State University as 1 HAMILTON. son of MR. and i a sophomore after a sum-I M~S. JOHN HAM~LTON. of I ,Imer of travel during which I Falrholme .ro~d, IS a per- I This is a ha1rcIresser she attended the Wed.ding of s~nnel speCialist at Lackla.nd I a cousin, GAIL H. BECK. I Air Force Base, ~Tex.. WIth looking at J'our ~aoe. HAM, daughter of the WIL. t~e 3700th Perso.nnel Proces. LIAM E. BECKHAMS, of smg. Group whlc.~ recently other woras, this is a hairdresser that cares. He / In Bal Harbour, Fla., to FRANZ I receIved. the UUhed Sta~es d~sn't cOl)sid~r his clicnts faceless ladies in shapeless SCHNEIDER. JR; son of the Sta,tes Alr Force Outstandmg robes. lIe considcrs them interesting individuals. FRANZ SCHNEIDERS of ymt Award for nu.merous . ' Improvements to h I g h I y Which is wh~' he studies their faces arid clothes and Oyster Bay, N.Y.,.I.n Kenne. specialized personnel servo asks about the lives the)' lead and the way they really bun~., Me., and. vlSlted Cali. ices provided the Air Force ---.- .~ see themselves. It's also wh>"he gets the most beautiful forma as guest of former Schools of Military Sciences results. This kind o£ hairdresser isn't easy to ~me by, POinters MR. and MRS. [at Lackland. He was gradu. nut if you come by o'Jr place, you'll find quite _ fe~. CHRISTOPHER D. COOK. ated in 1969 fro Grosse who ~oved from Ne{f road Pointe High Scho:Jj, and at. You see. th.~only of.hairdresser we 111. h'. kind be,lleve to Irvme,- and ALBERT E. \ tended Macomb CaJ1ege. COOKE, formerly of Carmel '" ,. • Bart Edmond lane, now 0; ~ewrrt Beach. Tapped. for the Order of Beauty Salon the Scorpion, an honorary GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN JOHN P. WORC:~STER,?f l organization at Salem Col. Kerby court, ,}Omed, hIS lege that limits its member. 2 I3) 6 Mock Ave. 45 E. Adams daughter KATHERINE, a ship to 14 is junior CATHER. 886.6060 WO 2-1112 senior at Briarcliff College, INE FRENCH daughter of Viviane 'Woodard Christmas Gifts J Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., for MR. and MRS. JAMES M. Father-Daughter Week~nd ae. lo'RENCH, of Country Club lane. • . t.: $: • MR. and MRS. JAMES RALSTON, .lR". of Frost. burg, Md., announce the 'birth , ..... ------'. -~.--- of a daughter, HOLLEY AN. DREA, October 28. Mrs. Ral. ston 'is the former CONNIE SAVAGE, daughter of the WILLIAM S A V AGE S , ~f Moran road. Youn, Holley's maternal great.grandparent~ are DR. and MRS. STANLEY A. MACKENZIE, of Loch. moor boulevard. • • • Cadet FRANK K. WAIN. OLE, son of MRS. HELEN K. WAINDLE, of Harcourt road. has been named a Rad. ford Star eadet at Admiral Farragut A cad e m y, 51: Petersburg, Fla., where he 'is a senior. $ • • Admitted to Michigap"State University's HOllors College up this fal! were sop1lomores EILEEN M. DEVINE, In. terior Design major, Uur to Lady Star of the Sea High School graduate. daughter of the HER B E R T W. DE. V(NES, of Harvard road, and MARIANN METES, Com. puter Science major, Grosse Point(' North High School graduate, dau.ghter of MR. 2 off and MRS. JOHN METES, of We'Jber place. • • • Navy Lieutenant CARL D. VERTREGT, son o( the • DRESSES • COSTUMES HENRY VERTREGTS, o{. Wayburn avenue, is ~erving aboard the USS Sanctuary, 8 • COCKTAIL DRESSES hospitlll ship which is com . • PANTSUITS. COATS • BLOUSES • SWEATERS • SKIRTS • SLACKS 1&10ROUM ., NURSING HOME 3 Kp.rchevol Ave., 01 Fisher ~ood Pun," and Judy a/ad )bt .shopsof I H411.i E \~T JEFFEH~O\ lull~ TU 1.1505 IlETllllIT. \lIell. s~"Houn, 4jJ;A 821-3525 .1' j O~n Doily W"lt(tn.~Pi~r't 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Qlla/il)' :Vllr~inf{ (:"re ClOUD SAW'-DAYS I &l2j llerd!eYai • l:rosse Pointe 2861 Somerset" • Trey

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',.Coffee Concert Elizabeth Cass OAR ber 5. at noon in the Grosse Engaged .11 From Another Pointe of View May Br'lde Woman's Club Pointe War Memorial's Jo- II Plans Christmas Tea sephine Gregory Room lor Bus Available Group to Meet its annual Christm~s party. I (Continued from Page 13) Elizabeth Cass Chapter I Reservations are required I luck luncheon wUl feature a very traditional menu. I Pointers may attend the I Daughters of the American The Grosse Pointe Worn. and may be obtained by con. Chapter members are preparing Red Flannel I De~roit Symphony Or~hes. Revolution, meets at the! an's Club Bridge Group taetlng Mrs. Paul Schafer or [ 'I tra" Coffee C~ncert Friday. Cadieux road home of Mrs. ' gathers. Wednesday, Decem. Mrs. C. H. Backoff. Hash, Barefoot Bread, Michigan Pastieli, Methodist I December 7, WIth the Grosse . I Preaching Pie, Texas Cole Slaw, Cranberry Casse. Pointe War Memorial. The John Embree Fmch M~nd3Y. • , role, Thomas Jefferson's Drunken Loaf, Apple Pan I Memorial's block of seats is. December 3, at 1:30 ~n the 20m ff I Dowdy and Mother's Minus Cake. Ion the main Hoor. 'afternoon for a ChClStmas O.. i\. -10 0 0n ' Using authentic recipes, 'If course. I A chartered bus leaves tea. Ii \' . P l' d ) They']) eat it all up next Thursday, December the Center at 9:30 o'clock. Foreign Exchange Stu.. I ersona IZe 6, in the Birch lane home of Mrs. Robert Reas. The morning starts with cof. dents attending Grosse'.' Ch' C d 1 Mrs. Fred Winfield is co-hosteSs for the boUday lee, rolls and a fashion show. Pointe high schools will pre- rlstmas ar s gathering which always includes an antique gift sent stories of "Christmas in ' See our line of Bridal Accessories too! The performance witl fea, My CQuntry." Sabina Imhof, exchange. I • * • ture two conductors altern at. of Switzerland, Maria Gon. ing...on the. Detroit Symphony. zaIes, 0f C0Iom b'la, South , IThe World's Their Territory .\ pO(JlUm m a commemorative America, Lena EHasoon. of :J~e CarJ S~oP'Pe Jill' < concert of. Ives and Schoen. Sweden, and Ludo Lapauw, M d M Lo is E All the earth is home to members of the Cir- 19491 MACK 88).4780 Photo by EddIe :McGrath, Jr. . b~rg mUSIC. Schedul~d to I of Belgium, will participate (Adjoining lol\Qnbonniere llokery) • ! r. an rs. U d'i cumnavigators Club, the international organization . .'. . I Wield the baton are Nlklaus I in the program Sendelbach. of Handy roa "of men who've .travelled 'round the world in one Mrs. Vlr.gmla C. Ratcliff, I Wyss and Thomas Briccitti. . have :..nno~nced t~e engage.: continuous journey. of Lakepomte avenue, has I. Mrs. William Sampich. ment of their daughter I Many of them have done it more tban once. announced the engagemcnt I Follo~mg the concert pat. Chapter regent. urges each SUSAN MARY to Clifford I The travel bug, once caught, is virtually im- of her daughter. NANCY rons Will be returned to member to contribute to a Arts & Crafts Shoppe Paul Fetters. ~on of Mr. a~d possible to shake. J~AN to Andrew N. Van. Grosse Point~ War Memorial. Talent' Table. Donations of 21909Greater Mack ~rs. John Fe.ters, of Fair, Who'd want to? ChiCk, son of ~r. and Mrs.j wh~re they may. have left home-baked goods or other field, O. • • • Andrew yanchlck, of Dear. theIr cars parked In the free I appropriate Christmas ar'l' St. CI.', SIMn.,MktI. born Hel~~ts. . Ilot. tides. will be sold at the Befwten • & , Mi'. Susan is a graduate of Michigan Circumnavigators gather tomorrow .The b.nde.elect IS. ass~.' Cost of thi> chauffeured' meetmg. Saint Mary's College, South evening at Kingsley Inn to honor their current clated With the DetrOlt I 778-1650 " Edl.l. transportatIon, coffee hour, I Mrs John Chase will be at Bend. Ind. Her fiance is a, Circumpresident J. Lawrence Buell, Jr., and Mrs. son Company. ~or kmg In fashion show and concert is '. . I student at the University of I Buell, of Vendome road, at the Michigan Chapters Personnel. Her fiance was I$6 the plano, playmg for a learn background pointing in Notre Dame. annual President's Ball. ' llraduated from Aquinas Col. . , Christmas carol sing.along. I iust one closs. Call to register. lege where he majored ill Reservations are be in g A . h' t tt d A December 29 wedding is Circumdirector-once you're a Circumnaviga. P l't' IS' d S . 1 . nyone WIS mg 0 a en I o I Ica . clence ~n oc~o. taken now at the Center's 11882.1023 882.6072I IS I SIIOPHOUItS, _. TIlrvStI.lOtoS. MDn. TIIIn.E_. JI.tP.M. planned. (Continued OD Page ~~) ogy and presently workmg f may ca . or. toward his Masters degree of Ice. , for further mformatJon. ... in Clinical Psychology at Wayne State University. A May wedding is planned. KISKA JEWELERS pre~enl I Christmas Fantasy At Meadow Brook ftt Christmas at Mea do w fashion A uer'JSpecial n- Brook Hall, the hOliday event which attracts guests from all over the state, this year will r>resent an ethnic fairy- 3 Ju'j' tand "Christmas Around the World" November 30 and f December 1 and 2. , Fourteen floral art i s t s are interpreting international themes in rooms throughout the Tudor mansion at Oak. land University. Rochester. Among Pointers participat. ing in the Orchid Forum's display are Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Maiullo and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kulaja. Adding to the festive mood' will be native costumes: visitors of all national origins are urged to wear their own native dress for the event. The public is invited to I visit the floral wonderland from 10 to 4 o'clock Friday and Saturday, November 30 EASE the ENERGY CRISIS and December 1, and from 10 to 4 and 6:30 to 9:30 Sun. !., o day. December 2. Add Winter Warmth To Tickets will be available at' the door at $3.50 per person, ($2 for those under 12 or over 65). Groups or busloads may Your Fall Wardrobe tour for $2.50 per person if advance arrangements are /' made a. the Hall, 3n3140. Sp.ecial Sale at

~ JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTING ~ ...p...... ~ \, N ~ Seled from more thon 1700 rings ~ OFF ftt . By special arrangement Ollr manufacturers repre- ,L, ELEANOR ~ERENDT It sentative will be in our store with a complete line of On a groupo' rings -'- BRING IN YOUR DIAMOND OR PRECIOUS MOVING COUNSELOR STONES, WE Will RESET THEM in time for Christmas, or choose a new ring from this great 3 IVORY BROS. COATS $52.$11 0 collection ... DIAMONDS-RUBIES-EMERALDS- TOURMAUNE-SAPPHI RES-PERIDOT -PEARLS • I ANDAlUSITE and OPALS. Meel Eleanor • • • BLAZERS $22.$34 She's your East Side area 50 Moving Counselor with the PANT SUITS$42.$122 Three Ivory Bros., agent for north American van Daytime to evening lines. Eleanor extends personal DRESSES $20.$112 All moving counseling whether you are moving across the 5 street, across the country galore .•••• at or across the world. She BLOUSES $6 °.$ 8°0 also handles the facets of commercial moving.

I Eleanor's time IS yourS "'-~--~------"'------"'--"'--"""--"'-""'-~""----"" when it comes to solving ANY moving problem. She Visit us Wednesday evenings is a woman ... who under. stands aoout moving. " SAVINGS WE'LL BE OPEN UNTil 8:30 P.M. I t 20% OFF ALSO on all other merchandise. Includes TALk TO Watches, Clocks, Gold Jewelry and Charms. ELEANOR Refreshments AT - -- - IVORY • All SALES FINAL • 3 Days Only Nov. 29-30 and Dee:, ht. BROS., INC. • ALL SALES FINAL • MOVING CO. 884.1771 KISKA JEWELERS S36~1060 21703 Mound Rd. 63 KERCHEVAL - ON. THE.HILl Warren, Mich. Lowe, level Colonial Fed.ral Building - 885-5755 /(::,- Credit Cards Welcome • MASTER CHARGE welcoME • r:t: A"II" for I.A.T.A. J , t ' ,-

...... 0 ••••• Thursday, November 29, 1973 G R 0 $ $, E P 0 J N TEN EW S Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women North-South Yule Create High Schools' Teo Decorations IQuilting Bee ,Set Dominican Republic Night .' -'.1...... l !:e~ ISet at Center th~h~:~~~~~a~i~a-~-t:-t~-~-ta-in'f--7-:I~:~~:~pb~~~c~ citizen. ).' I Another all.day Quilting I members, .guests and friends There are.82 fartnera com. . . ,with a FrIday, December 7, mittees active today, 40 In Tea Is Scheduled Bee has been sch«luled by Idinner and program at the the United States and ~ in I the Grosse Pointe War Me.. Grosse Pointe War Memorialr18 Latin American llatJOIIlJ. High Sehool Parents' Organizations Joining Forces morial Cel'Jter for MOnday.', fe~t~"ing the ~eautiful Do. Pointers working Oft the to Present Their Annual Gift to the Community ;I December 3, from 9 to 3:3() mlnJ~an Repub!lc, one ot two dinner committee Inc:lude ! o'clock. La tIn Am~fJcan .Partner Mrs. Thomas G. Girard)', Next 'Wednesday Afternoon I . . • • c0!'lntrles With whIch the reservations; Mr. and Mrs. The Parents' Clubs of Grosse Pointe North and i Eac.h partl~lpant IS asked MIchigan Partners have peo. Albert Chester and Mrs. Rus- i to brmg her own sandwich ple.to.people cultural, educa. sell E Bauer Grosse Poin,te South High. Schools will present their ; lunch. Coffee wiU be pro. tiona I, agricullural. health W It'. • th annual Chnstmas tea. their joint yuletide gift to I vided. and tourism contact. or mg on e pro,ram t~e community, Wednesday, December 5, at 1:30 I i are Dennis Dildy, for the .There are only 11 places The Partners of the Amcri .. Michigan Jay c e e s, and o clock. '" I . I IslJll open. cas was t:!stablished in 1963 Raphael Ortiz, Republica de Everycne 18 mVlted. It Ipourers and mvited guests I I Mrs. Kenneth T. Carlson to foster closer relationships Dominlea Club. . is not n~cessary to have a Iwill be handled by Mrs. Mau. will again inslruct and di. between the peoples of the Members of the lrIichigan child in either school to rice Day. reel t..'le Bee. Eaeh partici. United States and Latin I Partners board will be 011 attend the affair. i Heading the silver service'I' pant will begin her own America through personal in- hand to answer que.tlons . . This year's tea will be held c~mmittee are Mrs. G~rge I patchwork quilt and by the In South High's Gymnator. RIchards and Mrs. J U II U S end of the day will be knowl. Xl NSIVE SELEe 10... OF ium. There is ample parking Huebner. I edgeable enough to finish the . in ,the school lot off Grosse Food is Mrs. Francis Crow. I delicate work on her own. BIB LES Pomte boulevard. ley's responsibility w h i 1 e Each will learn bow to cut . C

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saver is ideal for treasured collectibles, A. Charlotte Charles deluxe cheese tray: as- D. 3!-lb. gift tin of Huntley & Palmer's fine a child's dolls and guest towels, too. sorted cheeses on a reusable metal tray, 4.99 English biscuits. A fine assortment, 3.99 a. Tr:'tppist Preserves and Jellies: gift boxed E. Wagner's afternoon tea: a selection of The two adjustable 6"x 18" shelves set of six 12-oz. jars of the very best, 4.99 teas, preserves and fancy tea biscuits, 2.39 are easy to install. 30" brass-tone C. Our Pantry Shop cheese box: a gourmet's F. Barton's Continental chocolates, l-Ib. 8-oz. chains and caps included. 22.50 choice of assorted cheese spreads, 7.99 box of assort~d dark and milk bon.bons, 3.95 Not shown: Three.shelf garden with 40" chains. $50

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Page Sixteen -----GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November 29. 1973 Society News Gathered from the Pointes. Atkin-Mindick I Mrs, Robert L. Tor Hunt Club Ball Fetes President December 1 Tar-Hamby Vows Rites'Revealed Mr. and Mrs. WilHam H. and Dr. Robert H. Gregg, IAlan C. Scheer, Mr. and Mfi. Clapp are chairmen of the treasurer. John A. Kirlin, Mr. and Mrs. Grosse Pointe Hunt Club's Board members include Dr. \ Robert G. Vllllee, Mr. and At a small family cere. ann u a I PresIdent's Ball, Norman K. Carstens, Wi!. Mrs. David J. Gillespie, mOD)' Saturday, October 20, Dr. Exchanged Nov.l? Gregory IJoyd Atkin, son of scheduled this year for this liam E. Barry, John Bo-1 and Mrs. Arthur J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert L. At. Saturday evening, December dette, John S. Malcolm, Er. I Mr. and Mrs. W~am E. Home in Romulus Awaits Pair after Week's V~ea. kin, of Sunningdale drive, 1. bin D. Wattles, Edwin N. Kohr, Dr. and Mrs. Renato claimed Carol Ann Mindick, I Others on the committee Peabody, John H. Sarvis, J. Starricco, Mr. and Mrs. tion in South; Bride's Star of Sea Students and Thomas L. Seymour. Troy W. Mas(bmeyer, Mr. Play for Nuptial Mass ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I and Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ralph Mindick, of Livonia, as I Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. J. Among those who made and Mrs. Jarvis J. Schmidt his bride. . I Henry. Smith, Jr., and Mr. early reservations for the and Mr. andw Mrs. Boleslaus Setting for the Saturday, November 17, wed- affair were Mr. and Mrs. Stanczyk. The 2:30 o'clock rites in and Mrs. William E. Barry. ding of Kathleen Anne Hamby, daughter of Mr. Charles Bachrach, Mr. and Dress for the evening will Our Lady Star of the Sea Festivities get underway and Mrs. Winston C. Hamby, of Maison road, and Mrs. William C. Beardslee, be formal. Gentlemen who Church with Father Hector at 7 o'clock with cocktails Robert Louis Tar, son of Mrs. James F. Weidig, Saulino presiding were fol. and hors d'oouvres in the Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moor. have earned their colors in of Dearborn, and the late Louis Tar, Jr., was Our lowed by a dinner at Locb. , Horn and Racquet Viewing mall, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur recognized fox huntlooare al. Lady Star of the Sea Church. moor Club. Lounge from where guests B. Eisenbrey. Dr. and Mrs. ways invited to wear scarlet. The Reverend. Ralph 1 Honor matron was Mrs. will watch a tennis exbibi. V. Barton, celebrated the ["torta." Thomas G. White, of AWl tion on the Club's. indoor 10 o'clock nuptial mass The bride wore a gown of Arbor, the bridegroom's sis. courts and an equestrain with its combination of ivory dulcette sllk.satin styled ter. His brother, William D. drill in the iudoor riding ISABELLE'S Attm, was best man. ring. I traditional organ music ~ith a fitted ~ice of peau Women's Dr~sses and contemporary guitar d.ange lace, a V~etorian neck. The newlyweds lire making I The party then moves to folk tunes played by stu. hne and lo.ng fitted sleeve •• their bome in Plymouth. The the Clubhouse p'l'Oper for din. 12~ to 26 ~ - 8 to 20 Her full Circular train was ner and dancing. f new Mrs. Atkin attended dents T:lm Ou~ Lady Star accented by a deep border of Kent State University. Her Tables will be decorated Shaker Square-Bill Simms Sturbridge Classici of the Sea High School matching lace with silver candelabra and husband at ten d s Eastern Berkshire B.Tween Swirl w~ere the bride teaches Her Chapel' length ivory Michigan University and is flower arrangements in the thiS year. .i1k illusion veil fell from a associated with Chrysler Cor. Hunt. Club's traditional red City Scene Puritan Forever Young and white. The morning ceremony [lace Camelot headpiece and poration in Ann Arbor. Parkshire lady laura was followed by a reception, she carried the prayerbook The President's Ball is en Model (Snap Coat) brunch and dancing at the her grandmother had carried In russet-orange jersette occasion to bonor incoming Hobnobber Grosse Pointe War Memo. on her wedding day in 1912, officers and members of the frocks featuring Empire We welcome Michigan BankAmericard, Master (:harge, rial. . with a cascade of white and wa ... , A.line a k i r t sand board of direetors for thc The wedding cake was the yellow roses, baby'a.breath long.sleeved smocked bodices new year. Security BankAmericord t r a d it ion a I Hungarian and orange starflowers. were Laura Hamby hOllor Norman Werthmann is be. maid for her aiater,' brides. ginning his second term as 16434 E. Warren maids Mrs. David Linnen, of president. Other officers are 01 E. O,'Ier Dr. (Nex! 10 Sanders) TU. 4.7980 Kenneth F. Ka.hn, vice presi. YEAR"END's:4'iEi'~h. St. Joseph, and Dolores Tar, Photo by CoUingwood Studio Monday ,hru Ser'.9:30 'Ii' 5:30 the bridegroom's sisters, In Our Lady Star of the Sea Church Satur. dent, Mr. Clapp, secretary,! SALE STARTS TUES., DEC. 4th Amanda Maas and Barbara d N b Hartrick and junior brides. ay, ovem er 17, KATHLEEN ANNE HAMBY Open Tues. thru Sat. 10.5 maid Barbara Gormley, the became Mr. Tar's bride. She is the daughter of r CLOSED MONDAY bride's cousin. the Winston C. Hambys, of Maison road. The ,,-:}(j- ~_. d ~ r.-- -- The russet-orange velvet' -bridegroom is the son of Mrs .. James F. Weidig, r.l:>:l .~~ ~ bows they wore in 'their hair of Dearborn, and the late LOUIS Tar, Jr. were accented with tiny I ,!~t . clusters of dried flowers. h~nor attendant's accented of Ann Arbor. David Linnen, ~httr3' They carried straw baskets With yellow and orange star- Michael Kaminski and Owen filled with matching clusters flowers. Perlman and Joei Hershman 16925 HARPER AVE. (Au.II Ir_ V.. n.ter) 881-4313~ , of dried autumn flowers, the Best man was Gary Kreps,! of Ann Arbor, seated th~ I guests. James Gormley, the EXBTEN1SIBVE SLELECETIOsN OF ~~~dr~:' . COUSill, was ring . The mother of the bride wore a long.sleeved. floor length dress featuring high. KING JAMES VERSION PAPER BACK necked, hig~-waisted bodice of celery Jersette and a HARD COVER an d FINE LEATHER BINDINGS celery chiffon. over. taffeta AVAILABLE AT FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCieNTIST skirt. Her corsage was a I READING ROOM small cluster of tangerine I. 19613 MACK AVE. TU 4-7490 Sweetheart roses.

I The bridegroom's mother - .. '. - - . .. ., ., .. -' selected a long.sleeved pale I

I blue Empire gown styled with a jewel neckline and A.line skirt p a tt ern e d in I muted shades of white, gray Magnificent sterling and black. Her corsage was by Tiffany & Co., handcrafted ~~ a yellow orchid. in 21 timele" palterns, Shown is The. newlyweds, vacation. "Provence," 4,~. P!<;ocesetti."9 $70. ing in the South, will be at Other poflerns priced from 56.75. home in Romulus after No. vember 25. Slate Women's Clubs right Ko'L Federation Gathering Convenient T.".., Avalla.bIe: 90 Days Same As Cash The Federation of Women's • Extended Payment Nan. 80nkAmericard • Master Charge Clubs of Metropolitan De. GIlOUl POlNTI OClfT ~l"HU.NO &IIlMINGHAM ' SAGlHAW troit is holding its board of 17051 lCerche.ot 1500Waadwo,d snapping C.nte, MUfiUwood Mall t80 Woodward . fASHION SQUAREMAtt directors meeting today, 88$.~515.. . .'62.0500 356.30.0 , 642.2025 . . 799.8<110 Thursday, November 29, at MICHI6.AN'S FINEST JEWELERS SINCE 1861 10:30 o'clock at the Federa. tion Club House in. Fenkell avenue. President Mrs. Hen r y Wilke will presid2. Preced. ing the board meeting a Parliamentary Law Class will be conducted at 10 o'clock by Mrs. Leo F. Y 0\,1 ",.e invited to "n Richardson. LuncheoD will be served at noon. inf~,.m"l rho'Wing of the Program chairman Mrs. Roland Postel, ot Hampton ,.ero.,.t collectionr of road, has arranged for a Holiday Decorations pro- gram by Mrs. Harold Sta. P"t SCIIndle.,. verso Mrs. Postel is being assisted by the Mesdames P"t'r PI"ce Harold Mistele, Ethel Ford Sutherland and Paul Diede. rich. MCllironeHe This Cf3arwick .. Qral1df.ltna Clock Thu.,.rdCIIY, Decembe,. 6 will chllllC for Willi'1II1, 10,00 CII.rn. to 4,00 p.m. rVillimIlJr., lVi/frail/III, c1Ild all the T¥illialllJ themtftcr. M.,.. 80b l-leI1ick, F"rhion 1"epnrent."tive A fill(' fl",,,irk l.r",,,/fllt1,Cf Clo,/;. III/ 11"1( ",,/ .\III/,'r. fo.,. P"t Sandle1", .ill p1"erent there h("louf!.'> '0 ({fawily dy,,(/\tl(- 6ig"ifi!l'''~ '/ (m"iI'''.1 i",;,"'''CC ih.,.ee colledionr fo.,. lei~u;'el'i li....ing ...he1"e Illltni ".'"(""fI"11("(', Ii"PlT "jlf" ',tlfIT, /.!(',u',atioll a/let gNU.wli"". Anti ill(' rnll of d"'ir ".,.e runnlj CIInd e ....eningr b"lmy. Hm" irk ,wr(f'd;OI1 I~ Need .t1"'lr'lt,;IIJ~I" lOlL Com,' i" ,\nnn, a,,,/ \(" "f" naruirk ,.ol/,',Iion special advice evn'ithin~ 1974 f.,.erh CIInd elCciting In 01 auti'/ur r('prmludiflJH. Natural Mink Coats "Gram/lalllt', ClIO/I. •. 111 fill£'. about the \oftert, b.,.ightert, rpicieri: 11l('1/'rr rrRi.tll'rt,t1." .. in many colors unwanted hair? of coloT'S". Si'lu 4 to ,6, Come in for a compli. Sale .... '359 mentary private consulta. tion with our Electrolo- gist. L.earnhow our world famous Kree Dermatron method can bring the gentle touch of genius to .r Un Ou, !tev.lvin, Char, •. ~y ~()() f¥ikM free you from unwanted • hair on face, arms, and of Grosse Poiiile Draper's legs - for the rest of your life! line lurni/u,.e 19261 Mack (nr, MorosI') 886-7715

Open 9:30 10 5:30 Doily .fil C'O}) 801)'8 23020 MACK AVE. {Near 9 Mil. ltd.) Open Thursday and friday "il 8 p.m. *Jacobsorrs St. Clair Shore. Phon. 77&.3500 BEAUTY SALON 0,...... 'HI f , ....._, ,...." ..M Otfto, ~'I/I S:JO '.IIl. Telephone 882.2160 ( , Thursday, November 29, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Peg. S.v.nt •• n Women's,Page- by, of and for Pointe Women

Thorn Ireland I VMI Superintendent Goulet to Sing For Marygrove Graceys' Wreath Is Up To Address Alumni Pointe Symphony To Claim Bride ., Musical matinee Idol Rob. dian, down among the audio Major General Richard L. ert Goulet will bring his full ence, chatting and joking as . Las Vegas show and its band master of ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Charles I; Women Plan Tea Cagala, of Trenton, have an. I...•.. Irby, USA (ret.), superln. to Ford Auditorium at 8:30 Marygrove Celeb.ity Night nounced the engagement of, tendent of the Virginia Mili- o'clock Friday. November chairmen are Mrs. Charles their daughter, Debra Lynn. t tary Institute, will visit De- 30, for a L. Levin, of Detroit, and Party Scene for Annual Holiday Festivity Will Be to Thorn Ireland, son of Mr. f troit Frid"y, November 30, fund.raising benefit. Mrs. Eugene Frietas, of Mrs. Daniel Patrona's lincoln Road Home' and Mrs. William Ireland, of 1 to address VMI Michigan His dancer-singer wife Lochmoor boulevard. Hon- alumni at a 6:30 o'clock Carol Lawrence has also orary chairmen are Chrysler Date is Ned Tuesday I Whitter road. The bride-elect was grad. dinner meeting in the Uni. been invited, and if free to Corporation President and A shrewd bit of paper recycling is going on uated in 1972 from Trenton versity Club. do so will lend her talents Mrs. John Riccardo. . . to the full scale program her among ,members. of t~e Grosse. Pointe Symphony High School. Her fiance is . Gene~a~ Irby, ma.kmg h~s husband has developed for Tickets are available at Wo~en s C?mmlttee In connection with their qp_ associated with Toyota Rob- flrs~ VISit her~ smce ?is I such major show towns as Ford Auditorium and all J. co, Inc. Apnl 15, 1972, .mauguratlo.n Miami Chicago, New York, L. Hudson stores. General commg Chnstmas Tea. Isoloist, accompanied by Mrs. A January wedding is as loth supermtendent !n Los Angeles and San Fran. admission is $10. Invitations to the par- Charles E. Exley. ' planned. ty sent out by chairman Background urols through. VMI's IJ4.year history, Will cisco. Sponsor, patron and bene. out the afterno:on will be ~ey. talk about current e~ents Joe Garagiola and Detroit factor tickets at $25, $50 and M~s. WaJter J. McKeown, J. Devers, Mrs. William F. Ci boa r d offermgs of Pomte and trends at the military radio personality J. P. Me. $500 each entitle holders to contain cheery green Drevant, Mrs. H a r v e y A. card to be sent back Symphony Women's Ccmmit. col1~ge. Carthy will also perform in special reserved seating and . tee members Mrs. John H. Fiscller, Mrs. Robert J. Jay, Wives, guests and prospec. the one.nighter celebrity an afterglow hour with the slgn~d~y t~e member a!i Marshall. M r s. J a c k W. Mrs. WinfieldS. Jewell, Jr., tive cadets are welcome. special. stars. an mdlcatlon that she IMiHs, Mrs. John W. Nelson, Mrs. Kennetl! P. Locke, MTs, There are nine Michigan The audience will be intro- Ticket information is avail. And r e w L. Malott, Mrs. i plans to attend. Mrs. Bewley D. Priestman mi:!n in VMI's present cadet duced to "the other side of I able at Marygrove College, . I Lyndle R. Martin, Mrs. John corps. Goulet," the romantic come. 862-8000, Extension 53. , I This in turn will be trans. and Mrs. Frank G. Shaub. W. Nelson, Mrs. Pierre Pa~. formed into htr name tag for . Mrs. John J. E g a n bas mentier, Mrs. Patrona, Mrs. the holiday festivities, sched. Imed up an arra~ ~f hostesses Resnick, .Mr s. William G. uled this year for Tuesday, !O attend to official welcom- S elf, (over. all Symphony December 4, at the Lincoln mg protocol. They. are Mrs. Women's Committee head), road home of Mrs. Daniell No r man A. .BOlz, Mrs. and Mrs. Douglas G. Smith florsheim Patrona, IT horn a s G. Glrardy, Mrs. . . . Walter F. Isley, Mrs. Ken. who is also keeping track of Grosse Pomte. CIty police. Dard L. Jones, Mrs. R. Ger. the reservations.' men have 'promlSed to look aid JQrdan, Mrs. Ralph J. This annual event is a toast the other way between the Ladd, Mrs. Jose:>h J. Mar. from the .group's officers and hours of 2 and" that after. shall, Mrs. Earl G. ,Meyer, directors to members of their noon so that tea guest~ may Mrs. Michel Skaff, Mrs. Jolin Committee, wbose dues and park on the north Side of R. Squire, Mrs. W. Gardner support contribUte so much East Jefferson avenue. Strawbridge and Mrs. Ebert t'J the Orche&tra's existence. real leather, finished to The ,Patronas' Hammond O. Warren. fashion's finest gleol11 organ will playa major role Tea.pouring sbifts are he. MR. and MRS. PHILLIP H. SCOTT McKENZIE, (left), and TARAs in the musical program ar- ipg directed by Mrs. Carl M. JENNINGS, Pointers for GRACEY helped to hang ~h~ Christmas wreath ra!lged .by Mrs. Felix Res. Weideman. Alternating behind many years, recently moved a little early this year at the Gracey's Touraine Block, blue, gold patent $34.95 nick. She has invited Rita the silver services will. be Ifrom Mount Vernon road to court home. Because she'll be hostess for this tt. Opdike, soprano, to be guest M~s. J. Ross Bush, Mrs. John Harbor Springs. Sunday's St. Mary Academy Alumnae Christmas Tea, MRS. PAUL GRACEY, (right, back), has her holiday decorations all in place. M~S. JEAN BELANGER was on hand to help hang the iLou IACOBELL SHOES greens. t 725 MACK at VERNIER Grosse Pointe Woods Church Circles Slate Sessions ~. Hours: Man. thru Fri. 9:30 to 6 P.M. Thurs. iii I. Sat. 9:30 to 5 PoM• • MaJ'.' Clla,,,• Grosse Pointe Memorial Eight will be Mrs. Harry W. , 881.1191 • IonlrAmelica,d C h u r c h Women's Circles Shott, or Harvard road. meet next Tuesday, Decem. ber 4. •• Morning Circles, gathering at 9:30 o'clock, include . Circle One, at the Handy road home of Mrs. Leland Melange Carter; Circle Two, at the Lochmoor boulevard home of Mrs. Arthur Hirt; Chde Three, at Mrs. Dominick is moving to larger quarters Vermet's Au dub 0 n road home; Circle Four, at Mrs. Henry Bokram's home in Clearance Sale - 30% off Lakeland avenue; and Circle Nine, at the Ch'.lrch. FINAL Meeting at 1 o'clock Willi everything in the store 5 DAYS be afternoon Circles Five, at We must clear everything "vt by moving day, SALE ENDS Miss Agnes Craw's Hampton SALE STARTS MONDA Y, road home; Six, at Mrs. Wil- so we are giving our customers this opportunity DEe. 5th liam Krebs' home in Ken. to save now - 30% off all marked prices. DECEMBER 3 - TO CHRISTMAS wood court; and Seven, at Candles, gifts, everything. IMrs. Earl Meyer's bome in Webber drive. M.lange - KERCHEVAL AVE. at ALTER ROAD Hostess for Evening Circle I I

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Page Eighteen' S,R 0 SSE PO J NT ENE W S Thursd.y. Nov.mber 2'. 1'73 Society News Gathered from the Pointes ~ I their horae in Wixom City. I The bride's Empire gown Miss Campau IMerry-So-Rounders ITo Fashion featured a bodiee of ivory! Mrs. Richard Toohey I Plan Holiday Danee T F Rites In St. Paul's A Ie n eon laee. Her long ITo Be Bride I - I ray avors __ ! Merry. Go . Rounders willi _ sleeves ended in d 0 ubi e ga!her at Locbmoor Club, The Windmill Pointe Gar. flounces and a double flounce Mr. an d Mrs. WaIter J . Friday December 14 for a I . edged her skirt. I For Miss Willetts i Campau, 01 Hollywood ave. I' black 'lie 'holiday 'dinner. IIdwen Cldub wnill mbeet snext Her short Illusion mantilla . . e nesd ay. el'em er • at I,nue are announcmg the en. d an c e. Reservations for I 10 in the morning in the VII. 'II' T h W I' R 'd was lace-edged and she car. , NtW IYWt d Ri<:hard W I lam 00 eys i I eSI e ried an arrangement of ivory. i gagemenl of their daughter,-, me~bers, at $25 per couple, j lage lane bome of Mrs. Ken. I Judith Ann to Michael J. I and guests. a~ $35 per co~ple. neth Kimmel to fashion in Wixom City After Va<:ation in Pompano Bea<:h, centered white roses wit JI I " must be received by FrldaY"1 I t f 'r i Jagenow son of Captain and I D b 7 b M . ,1 ora ray avors or pat ents Fla.: Country Club Is S<:ene of Reception stephanotis and ivy sprays. " _ ! ecem er • y a~lne at Detroit General and De. ------In floor length frocks of I Mrs. ~1111am L. Jagenow, f)f : Huetter. ~f South Brys drlVe. troit Memorial Hospitals and Exchanging marriage vows Friday, November Sahara beige jersey crelle DetrOIt. De.e Rmke and Lee Trier at several nursing homes. . 23, at an early evening ceremony in Saint Paul's. slyled with draped necklines I . Iare In charge of decorations on.the.Lakeshore were San d r a Mary Willetts, and full bi,as-cut skirts were The brlde.elect was gra~u. for the party. Fran Fox is . A Santa's .G~ab Bag and I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Burton Willetts. of honor ~ald ~enee Adams ated from. Lady\~ood HI~h general chairman. Merry.Go- films of WIlliamsburg at University place and Richard William Toohey I and b~ldesmalds J~ne a~d School! Indlanapo~ls. ~nd IS . Rounders secretary is Janice Christmas will follow lunch. I .' . Sue Willetts, the bride's SIS' attending the Umverslty of Rinke eon. He 15 the son of Mr. I ters, Mary Lou O'Connor, a Detroit. Her fiance was IF;;;;' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9 and Mrs. Jerry P. Too. at the Country Club of De-, Western Michigan University graduated from servite High I~ , hey, of r"'armington Hills. troit. after which. the. newly- college friend of the bride. School and Henry Ford Com. . The 6 o'clQck rites at which I weds left to vacation III POIn' and Mary K8Y Kernan. I munity College. Father James Cronk presided Ipano Beach, Fla. Their bouque's were fash. The wedding is planned for Oriental Rug Sale were followed by a reception The:. will return to make ioned of mixed autumn {low. late May. - ~rs with baby's.breath and ivy. Taelro.. and Zahlout. presentl Ita prestlglous '973 John William Thomas, of Josiah Harmar OAR Christmal collection of selected CII'Iliqu.,seml-antlque Lansing, was best man. In Sets Xmas Meeting and new erientar Rugs at tayingl. the usher corps were Paul, Old frien}h, customen, colleeton and tf,. new coIlec. Raymond and Tohomas Too. 'fhe General Josiah Har. ton aNinvittcl to ... thil beautiful. unique e:oIlection. hey, the bridegroom's HAIRDRESSER mar Grosse Pointe Chapter Each It truly a work of art Individually styled with ._ brothers, Brian MacDonnell I Daughters of the American citing bright colors and soft hue •. Designl and Ityles and Paul Adamian. Booth open for rental or Revolution will hold its an. that lpeak of a diH.r.nt woy of lift, romance and r.li. The bride's mother wore a nual Christmas meeting at gloul "'Ii,ft. ~ hand.loomed gown or cham- commission operator the home of Mrs. Daniel A visit to TaelrOl' and Zahlout. IIlike a magic carpet. pagne beige and silver thread Leipprandt in Winthrop ave. crochet with a Eucharis lily. voyage to distant times and plae:es. A truly worthwhll. with following. nue, Detroit, .Saturday, De. ,xPlriene •• A fr•• brochure, "Th. Weavina of Para. " stetlhanotis and ivy wrist . cember 8, at 12:30 o'clock . II corsage. The bridegroom's Co.hostesses are Miss Mary di.. " availabl •• AJk for a copy. Highest earnings in the city. mother selected Jong.sleeved Hale and Mrs. Pat Schmidt. .candlelight cl1if!on dress. its In Saint Paul's.on.the-Lakeshore Friday, No. hue/leet. OMnfCI/RulIl r...... Z..... Following the business ses- pIe ate d cummerbund ac- vember 23, SANDRA MARY WILLETTS Wf.S 136 MldiIlOl'l A.... cented by a gold Dior pin. sion, Mrs. Marvin Putnam. married to Mr. Toohey, SOIl of the Jerry P. Too. DvtrDit. Micfi,III The bridegroom is a grad. of the state speakers staff, DAVID OF GROSSE POINTE heys, of Farmington Hills. She is the daughter 863-7400 uate of Western Michlgan will talk on Benjamin Frank. TU. 4-6072 University w her e he was of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Burton Willetts, of Univer. line-A Most Unusual Man. 1lb,======11 president of Delta Sigma Phi sity place. fra ternily. Accepting another national BETTE (Mrs. Charles) DA. award on behalf of the Keep WOOD, of Berkshire road, Detroit Beautiful Teens De- KDB c h air w 0 man. and Christmas Gilt Suggestions cember 6, in New York, dur- CLARENCE RUSSELL, com- ing Keep America Beautiful's missioner of the Detroit De. WEARABLES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS UP TO SIZE 16 20th annual meeting will be partment or Public Works . 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_ Pig. Twenty G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Thursday, November 29, 1973 Society News Gathered from the Pointes December Duo For Alliance Francaise Conway-Connolly in°iR~:e:oX~~i~:~te Mrs, George Conway I The program committee of selves in advance of the I The locale for these two .t R d N 24 The Christmas Fair 8pan. the AllIance Francaise de party. I gatherings isa magnifict'nt sored by the Romeo Histori. Grosse Pointe headed by All atten.ding will be urged Iresid~nce, featured in th.~ W, RI es ea OV. cal Society in Romeo senior Mrs. Garfield Tourney has to speak only French. Sev. Ha~k.1Ds Ferry B~k, ~e ______High School Saturday and plalmed two events for early eral adults, including Miss BUII~~ngs of Detrolt-a HIS' Pair Are Vacationing in the Wed Indies, at Little Sunday, December 1 and 2 D~ember. Marjorie Paquette and Mrs., tory. " , Oil( Bay and Caneel Bay Plantation', Will Return from 10 to 6 o'clock will One will appeal especially S. Sidney Newhouse, chair. It was built In the 1920 s feature artists and crafts. to admirers of French music. man of the event will be on I for the late Ralph Harmon to Ma~e Home in Bedford Road men from Saline, Gaylord, The other is slanted toward hand to help get 'the conver. Booth, a great collector and . 1 Grosse Pointe, Bloomfield, students of French in local salions underway. patron of the arts. The facade. A reception at the Country Club of Detroit fo. Birmingham, Troy, Rochest. h' h hI' is early English Renai.sance. lowed the wedding of Geraldine (Gerry) Anne Con. er, Mount Clemens, Royal Ig sc 00 s. The .party WIll be ~oun~ed The interior reflects the noUy and George William Conway Saturday, No- Oak, and Pontiac as well as "Soiree Musicale" sched. out WIth a co.mmumty SlOg Booth tastes and interests. vember 24, at the Sacred Heart Chappl in Lake. Romeo. uled for Friday, December of French CCnstmas carols. Notable among details are shore road. i------,------7, at 8 o'clock at the Tour. S t u den t representatives I a carved slate fireplace of Bruce Bavinger assist. with an overblouse of re. Marymount Junior College I ney h~mllef in Washington working on the project are' Florentine workmansJlip in ed The Reverend Father embroidered lace and a lace B()(a Raton, Fla., classmate~ , road, Wl eature a program Jean Robinson, University. the drawing room,' dining of French art songs inc;ud. Li,ggett., Tar y n Finerty, room .paneling from Hamil. f I Albert Hil d ebrand who ront pane. M r s. Robert Hardesty, of mg. compoSI't'IOns b'II. Debussy. Grosse Pointe South, and ton Palace in Scotland and p.resided at the 6 o'clock Matching lace trimmed her l' Tallmadge, 0., as ",la~on of I . Baudelaire and Staub and Chris Mulholland, Grosse .library paneling from Eng. ntes. train and her Cat h e d r a I ho~r, Ellen Ann 0 Brien. as music from the Baroque pe. Poil/te North. land's Standish Hall. The bride, daughter uf Mr. length illusion veil Cellfrom a ImaId of honor and Mrs. RIch. riod including war k s by - and Mrs. Walter B. Connolly, lace cap. She carried white. ar~ Thorpe: of .Denver, the Couperin and Hameau. .. WE of Washington road, wore an lily orchids with stephanotis. ~~~~:gr~~ s S 1St e r, as I Artists will be Bernard ivory satin gown fashioned She was attended -by her sm8. Katz, Detroit.trained classical CREATE ------Their frocks featured floor pianist and harpsichordist, length skirts of Kelly green , and soprano Fay Turner. Dr. COIFFURES. satin and mobail.. turtleneck James H. Graves is lending: bodices. They carried white his harpsichord ,for the ocea. ' EACH CLIP ADEL'S roses. sion. Mr. Conway, a graduate of I' Wine and Christmas sweets WE TAKE, VILLAGE the University of Wisconsin, will be served during the in. presently Detroit manager of termission reception. Mrs. EACH CURL Field and Stream magazine, Elmo L. Joseph, Mrs. Robert WE MAKE HAIRDRESSERS I, . son of Mrs. William J. Con- Sillery, Mrs. George R. Mik. way. of Wisconsin Rapids, hail and Mrs. William E. IS DESIGNED INTRODUCE ~ Wis., and the late Mr. Con. Barry are assisting on the way, ask e d R (; b e r t A. refreshment committee. TO MAKE YOU LOVELY! MR. MIKE & MISS HEDY Schmidt, of Chicago, to act I The evening is free to as best man. Phol0 by EddIe Y1cGratil. Jr. members of the Alliance, CAtL SOON FOR YOUR Ushers were Robert Mur. GERALDINE (GERRY) ANNE CONNOLLY, open to guests at $3 per per. WHO OFFER YOU A 20% OFF HOLIDA), APPT. phy.also of Chicago, Michael daughter of the Walter B. Connollys, of Washing- Ison. I GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL W. Me D.g e 1, of Wisconsin ton road, and Mr. Conway, son of Mrs. William The Tourney home will be GROSSE POIN'J'E ON ALL SERVICES UNTIL R a'P ids, and the bride's I J. Conway, of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., and the scene of a candlelight, sit. brother, William R. Connolly, I late Mr. Conway, were married in Sacred Heart Idown din n e r for Grosse COIFF(}RES DEC. 15th. of Tuscon, Ariz. l Chapel Saturday, November 24. Pointe high school students The mother of the bride ' of French on Sunda~, De. 20421MACK 884.2090 CALL GROSSE ~INTE WOODS wore a floor length silk print Plantation on St. J9hn's IS'\ Charles Meyers and David cember 9, from 5 to.7 0 clock. ONE OF THEM SOON the bridegroom's mother ~ land, will return 10 make D i ai, of Akron, Catnerill'.' ,!he menu of qU.lche Lor. FOR APPOINTMENT long sheath of gold lurex their home in Redford road, Burns, of Cincinnati, the Will. rame, boeuf bou:guI~on and wool. . Detroit. I iam Mengels and their fam. buche de Noel IS bemg pre. 17007 KERCHEVAL 882,2550 . Out-of-town guests included ily, of Wisconsin Rapids, the pared by the students them- On the Second Floor . The n.ewlyw~s, vacatl(~n'U1e bride's grandmother Mrs, Do u g I a s Herns, Robert I I~g at Litt~e DlX B~~ on Vlr- William O. Riordan, of New Gould. Robert L. Murphy, gm ,Gorda m the Brltlsh West Rochelle, N.Y., and 'h e r Lee Motor and John C. Cor. IndieS and at Caneel Bay Iuncle lInd aunt Mr. and Mrs. coran, all of Chicago, Mr. Richard Hearly, of AkrOn,! and Mrs. John V. Evans, of O. Kenosha, Wis., and J 0 h n .Others were Mr. and Mrs. Wager, of Oconomowoc, Wis. COUN1'RY HOUSE FURNITURE 1.'>IJ39 Eo " '.-1. RUf:N nr. lJerhhire 88'1-6787... THOMASVILLE BERKLEY V3 SOVEREIGN OFF DINING ROOMS SOFA and CHAIR SALE BERNE SOFA with Lifetime Construction Guarantee GRANDFATHER CLOCKS SaveUp to '100 Situated on a choice site, this exceptional home offers you 4 Colonial Dining Room Cabin master bedrooms each with its own bath, 3 other servants bed- Sale. Famous Makers rooms, living room, sun room, library all with fireplaces, a truly Crafts gracious dining room, a unique pub room, 3 car garage with Nichols and Stone Rockers, a 2 bedroom apartment separate 'from main house. Much, much Lamps. Pictures and AccessorIes Makes the more. EXCelLENT CONDITION THROUGHOUT. VISIT OUR COFfEE BAR WHILE YOU BROWSE Carpet SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT TO A QUALIFIED BUYER OPEN MON. thru FRI. 'TiL 9 P.M. SAT. 'm 6 P.M. - SUN. 12 to 5 P.M. That Makes Betty Vingi, REALTOR the Home 20141 MACK AVE. 886-3210 With the P,urchase 01 any $6 (or more) Item 01 lKrylleA"ber tIf THIS ONE HAS IT ALL! BORGHESE MODsanto FREE GIFT PACK $16 VALUE Includes: HERBAL SHAMPOO HERBAL CONDITIONER HERBAL HAND lOTION .' ,,:~:/

Thursoay, November 29, 1973 GROSSE POiNTE NEWS P19~ Twenty-One Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women

To Hold Yule Luncheon I Neil Engelhart Takes a Bride DemQcratic Group to Hear M.so Mahaffey Rudolph's Rig to Roll At Saint Joseph Home -_---- Mrs. Joseph C. Dibley, of Following the 3 o'dock cr~~: G~~:~n;oi~~se~:~:~ :~~:~ running for political ~ll;.gei~ ~~Ol;:~~a~ ~~ -- I I .~:i.' ,'~. 'I The Saint Joseph Carmelite Utica, announces the mar. service a reception was held Group will hear Detroit's The informal discussion Ellsberg matters in addition Guild of Saint Joseph Home riage of her daughter, Karen at the Mathewson home. The newly-elected Councilwoman format will allow an oppor. to "The Invisible Govern- . for the Aged will hold a Lee, to Neil Alan Engelhart bride's father, the late Mr, Maryann M!\haffey n ext tunity for questions. ment" to prepare their CIA Christmas luncheon and card Saturday, Nov~mber 3, at the Dibley, was a brother of . Wednesday, December 5, at Other topics under study discussion. party at the Home in Cadieux Grosse Pointe Congregational Mrs. Math~w~on 9:15 In the morning in Betsy at the Group's weekly meet. The Group will discuss the i road, Detroit; nex~ Tu~sday, Church, with The Re,,~r.end The newlyweds are re~id. Schoff's Lochmoor boulevard I. home. ings are the CIA and the Energy Crisis, referring to December 4, at 12.30 0 clock. Roy R. Hutcheon presldmg. IIl~ in Warren. The brld~. Energy Crisis. the K n i g h t Newspapers' A Christmas booth lln

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From Another Pointe of View II Anticipate Marygrove's Celebrity Night . I (Contb2uedfrom Page 14) I tor, U's "Circum" everythJng-Leslie C. Putnam I All Open This Sunday and Mrs. Putnam, of Earl court, ar~ chairmen of I the evening. 2-5 p.m. Charles Helin, of Windmill Pointe drive, js in I charge of photography. The George Gotschalls are! ...... •.• responsible for decorations, the Donald Rothangs I f?.. 1212 BISHOP :t,,( . lfr.~::'~'1'::I~'::blf.:;~beor

porch Enclosures ..., Center entrance colonial with bay windows on either side of the front door, mature spruce trees flanking, the front walk and a full SCREEN, AWNING, WINDOW, , 100 fe~t of front yar,d set this apart from, other hovses in its neigh- r: Anticipating a perfectly delight. Il\st week. Other Pointers present at borhood. There are four bedrooms with two connecting baths, a SLIDING GLASS DOORS ful second annual MarygroveCollege .,the planning fete were Dr. and Mrs. large paneled family room with random width flooring, kitchen Celebrity Night are DR. and MRS. Eugene L. Freitas, (she's co-ehair. THOMAS LO CICERO, (left), of man of the project with Mrs. Levin), with builtins, and two car attached garage. Priced to mark!,!t at Three Mile drive, '",ho discussed the the John G. Crowleys, the Bayard $52,500. Friday, November 30, benefit ap. Kurths, the Thomas Schoeniths and pearance of Robert Goulet and Joe Mrs. Joseph J. Marshall. Proceeds 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 Garagiola in Ford Auditorium with will underwrite Marygrove's Read. Marygrove President RAYMOND A. ing and Speech Clinics. Tickets are 562 N. ROSEDALE FLECK at a gala Celebrity Night available through the College Rela. planning session at the Detroit home tions Office. CITY' OF of Justice and Mrs. Charles L. Levin

Member of the freshman I Plan Dehoco legal Education Benefit ~_St 1Poinitftmn~ class at LaseH Junior Col. lege. Newton, Mass" is H. techniques. criminal law and MICHIGAN ALICE MASON, daughter of post-conviction procedures. MR. and MRS. ROBERT J. The dinner. served from MASON, of Touraine road. 5:30 to 7 o'clock, will feature SUMMARY OF speaker Lee Dell Walker. a iailhouse lawyer, and thl! THE MINUTES B I a c k a c r e Blues Band./ Tickets are $2.50. November 19, 1973 Additional information may be obtained by calling Mari. The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. lyn Mosier, 962.9015. The Dehoco Legal Educa. Present on Roll C81l: Mayor William G. Buller, tion Project is sponsored by Councilmen James H. Dingeman, Jack M. Cudlip, the Grosse Pointe. Interfaith. Nancy J. Waugaman, Joseph L. Fromm, W. James Immediate occupancy. Tired of run-of-the.mill over priced stereo- Action Council and endorsed Mast and E. Rust Muirhead. by the Young Lawyers sec. typed ranches? Thi~ unique plan really puts "enough" distance Those Absent Were: None. Tlte Grosse Pointe tion of the Michigan Bar As. between master wing .and the kids, combines three generous bed- Mayor William G. Butler presided at the meeting. sociation. rooms plus den or 4th bedroom, and two full ba,ths. Attached 2 car The Oath of Office was administered to Council. MEMORIAL (HURCH garage, low traffic strt.et and a dry basement complete the picture. woman Nancy J. W8ugaman and Councilmen Jack United Presbyterian Gra". Point. United M. Cudlip. Joseph L. Fromm lind E. Rust Muirhead; 16 Lake Shore Road METHODIST CHURCH Priced below State Equalized Valuation, in the low $50'5. Everyone aU of whom were elected to Office at the General For information night or 111 Mar... Roc" likes nice surprises and we predict .this won't stay long on the market. City Election which was beld on November 6, 1973. day call 882.5330, dial a 886-1363 The Council accepted and confirmed the Certifi. prayer 882.8770. MInister Perry A. ThGmu cate of Determination regarding the General City Worship Service and Election which was held on November 6, 1973, as Among eight Goucher Col. 9:15 FAMILY WORSHIP Church School 5ERVICE 1604 EDMUNDTON approved by the Board of Canvassers at their meet. 9:30 & 11:30 lege players who have won Church School {Or nurs. ing which was beld on November 8, 1973. . places on the Southeast Dis. ery through sixth "God's Revolution" grades. The Council elected Councilman William G. Butler trict All College Hockey Team 10:15 Church SChOD! {or to tbe Office oC M;iyor to serve a two. year term John L. McCreight is Pointer SUSAN D. CAMP. grades seven thrDugh BELL, second team goalie. twelve. expiring in November, 1975. Adull seminars and dil. The Council elected Councilman James H. Dinge. cussion groups. Th. Gro... Pointe 11:15 WORSHIP SERVICE man to the Office of Mayor Pro.Tem to serve a GROSSE POINTE Nursery. tWo-~<:ar term expiring in November, 1975. Con,r.,ationa' WOODS The Minutes of the Regular Meeting which was Church held on November 5, 1973, were accepted as cor. 240 CbaUont. at Lothrop rected. Worship Services & pre:Jtgterian ,Reverence, Ratianllity, The Council received the appeal of the Cottage Church School Community Concern Hospital of Grosse Pointe, from the denial of the 9:30 & 11:00 a.m, Church The Grosse Pointe Building Departm )nt to issue a Permit for the reno- Crib Room Thru 19950 MACK AVl!. at TORREY vation of the older part of the hospital, and deferred 8th Grade ROAD I8H~OO Unitarian (hurm the mattrr pending an in.depth study of the parking "A Christmas Gr('eting" 10 a,m. \VoUhlp Service and 17150 Maumee at Neff .situation in the entire Cottage Hospital.Hill Business Church School GrDAe Point. Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, "Day Is Near" area. D.D. Hew", C. Mererve, The Council approved the low bid of the Inter. Advent Communion Minuter Rev. Jay H. Cummings national Salt Company, in the amount oC $9.73 per Dr. John Olert, Jr. "The Future of ton, for rock salt. Humanism" The Council approved final payment to the Cooke Family Service 10:30 •. m. Contracting Company, in the total amount of $29- Church Servic. 11:00 I.m. A newer ranch in the Woods, three bedrooms. 1Y.2 baths ;lnd a Flnt 1n.1I-" 771.25, for asphalt paving which was satisfactoril~ 1 St. James fantastic family room with sliding glass cloors to a patio. Finished completed in accordance with the City'S contract with the foregoing firm. . Lutheran Church Ev. Lutheran recreation room, two car attached garage and the package is The Council appointed Mrs. G. Mennen Williams SI. Paul Ev. priced to be wrapped up in the mid-fifties. and Mrs. Clarence J, McLeod, Jr. to the City's Board McMilla~ .t K.rch",.1 Church of Canv1lssers. each to serve a four-year term ex- TU 4-0511 Vernier Road at W.d ..... oDI1 Lutheran Church piring December 31. 1977. Drive. Gro... Pointe Woods Ch.rtente .n41 Uthr., 9:30 and 11 a.m. Services TV 1"''' The Council appointed Councilman Joseph L. 88H040 W. Invlt. You to WorJhlp MELLOW YELLOW Fromm to the Policemen and Firemen Retirement 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Church Service 8:30 & 11 With U. System Commission ~nd the General Employees Re. (Nursery ff)r small Services tirement System Commission, to serve the remainder children) Sunday School 9:30 9:30 a.m. Worship- of a one.year term expiring in May. 1974. which was R",. GlOri. I. Kurr, Nursery (1.2)- held by former Councilllan Mark C. Stevens. 1- -.' H'T. P. It.ppllf Sunday SChool (3.18) The CounCil appointed Mr. Richard C. Hudson 11:00 a.m. Worsbip------,------._.--- , ._------~------to the Mayor's Advisory Planning Committee to Nursery (12) serve the rema~nder of a three.year term eXPirin'g in Sunday School (3-5) June, 1975. whIch was held by Councilman Jack M. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Pastors Cudlip, who resigned to serve on the City Council. Rev. Charles W. Sandrock . Tht C~uncil received the proposed Animal Rega. Rev. Kenneth R. Lentz, latlon Ordinance, and deCerr~d further consideration INVITATION TO BID TH.D. of such Ordinance until early in.1974. The following Report was received by the Council To Furnish Two 1974 Police Vehicles and was ordered placed on file: A, Fire Department Report for the month o[ With Trade-In' Sf. Michael's October, 1973. . The City of Grosse Pointe wiII receive sealed Epis(opal (~urdl The Council adopted a resolution in opposition bids for the purchase of two 10 House Dill No. 4432 and Senate Bill No. 282 20471 Sul..'I...... I. P." which would abolish all Municipal Courts in the Stat~ (2) STATION \V AGON MODEL vehicles for "eo' Mock & Vernier oC Michigan on January 1, 1977. municipal police use and taking in trade two GroIN '.I ..t. W.... Councilwoman Waugama,! and Councilman Cudlip (2) 1973 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGONS on The Rev. reported that they would aHend the quarterly meet. or before 11:00 A.M., December 12, 1973, at, James A. McLaren, ing of the Southeast Michigan Councll of Governments which time said bids shall be publicly opened .. Rector which will be held l!.t Mercy College on November 29' The City reserves the right to reject any or Sunday Services That snappy little yellow house is iust as c1bssy inside, with complete 1973. . all bids, waive any irrE'gularities, and to ac. 8:00, 10:00 & 11:30 a.m. remodeling throughout, and new kitchen with every built.in. We 'The Council approved the low bid of Paul Theon cept the bid which is in the best interest of JO;()/) o'clock services are making it available at the low price of $34,000 which includes Nursery Care during the in the. amount of $J ,458.24. for t!le installation oi the City. draperies and carpeting all in brand new condition. concrete decking for the shelter building at the Pier Park. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained The Council authorized the Administration to from the City Offices. and completed bids shall First Church of proceed with the necessary arrangements {or the be submitted to the City of Grosse Pciinte, at. twenty.fifth Annual i::mployee.Management Meeting, tention T, W, Krcssbach. City Manager, 17147 which will be held on December 14, 1973, at the Unders~andinl Pier Park Boathouse, Maumee Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Grosse Pointe Upon proper motion made, supported and carried, 48230. Bids shall be sealed and plainly marked, War Memorial the meeting adjourned at 10; I5 p.m. "BID-MUNICIPAL CARS". Bldg. Sarah Solada Williom G, Butler Andrew Bremer, Jr, Will speak on T. W, Kressbach "The Magic Story" Moyor City Monager and City Manager.City Clerk City Clerk 11:00 A.M. Itv_ S"T.h So'"II., D.D, Published: Grosse Pointe News, issue oC 11.29.73. Publish GPN 11-29.73 114 Kercheyol, on ,he Hill - 886.6010 , 112.5327 ., j " -...... -...... -_...... ---. .. -. .. __ • _ •• Cz _.~ ...... • m. sse as" s n2'Z5Fp "ttt',. 'rd' Sr? •• n. __ • Thu'lcI.y. NovtmlM, 29, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig, Tw.nty-Th'M

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11-1'UTORING 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATION 16-FOa RINT, j 6-'OR RENT 'PRIVATEinTUTORING GENERAL I GlNERAL WANTED . UNFURNISHED UN'URNISHID INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED 11 DELIVERY BOY with car, 4 TOY ~emonstrator. Eastland MAN to handle your painting 2 BEDROOM upper fiat, ASHLAND, South of j;a;;: A1r~~~C:~~llH~::es, p.m ..9 p.m. Part time. Ap. h~catlon, Days and eve. or light moving needs. ~. $175 includes heat. Secur. son, 6 rooms upp.r tlat. 1 L.gal Notice 12A Suburban Home .. ply Pointe Wharf, 18310 mn~s, 6 days pel' week, 5588. ity deposit, 1 year lease. newly decorated. adultl IA Personals 12. Vocation Property Adults and children. Cer. Mack. until December 24th. 646-1 . Children O.K. 886.9857 be. only, no pets. $100, SleU. 1. Deoth Notice 12C Forms for Sol. tified teachers. I 0843. MALE .NUR~'E availa~le for tween 5 and 7 p.m. 't d It 331.0986 Ie Public Sol. 12D Lake and River Property Call: ------duty In private residence. rl y epos. . 2 Entert!linm.nt 111 Commercial Property DETROIT AND SUBURBAN ASSISTANT ACCOUNTS Receivable Clerk Willing 10 take case in. HARCOUkT 733. Upper, 2 2 BEDROOM I od U Reel Estat. TUTORING SERVICE I for large Private Club, In. volving great strength, In. bedrooms. newly decorat- k't h • ~~~r, mi' 24 Music Education ern l UA Lots for 51'1. 537-4653 eludes large volume of de. finite compassion and un. ed, c:lr""t!ng, stove, retrig- d t Cden. ated, nde'i:! 21 TutorIng , OFFICE tal'led wo k nd h' d d' E 11 r. ecora e ,carp.e ,a U'UJ. 2C Hobby Instruction U. Cemetery Property ------. r. a mac me erstan mg. xc e en t erator, dishwasher. No $175 823.5431 20 C ~~~25m90onth.Call weekday, I Har;e~. Cha~;s :\~ a: 6D Vacotlon Rentals Repair away. Call 882.8848. I' An Equal Opportunity medical staff aCtiVilies.I------' 645.0709. 6. Garag. for R.nt 21 Moving LOST S 11 Id' h' Employer Must be able to work with EXPERIENCED secretary, 3 EXCELLENT East Side 1------21... Piono Service : ma go pm, W lte. ------.----- minimal supervision and! three day week. Typing, 3 ROOMS and bath. stove, Shore LI..ing Quorters and red stones only of LPN' G N f . I locations. Clean, spacious, 6G Store to Rent 21. Sewing Machine ..' ' ... s, .. or private produce quality results. me d i c a I,bookkeeping, refrigerator. utiUties. new- " 21C Electrical Service I sentimental value. Reward. duty nursing, excellent pay, phones, insurance experi. newly decorated apart. ly decorated. You'll like 7 Wonted to Rei'll 21D T.V. & RaClio Repair I 884-9591. car essential. TU 4.3180. I BON SECOURS HOSPITAL ence. East area. 881.6436. ments. 499-9378, 1.463-4800, this one. 331.0658. 7A Room Wonted --.------468 Cadieux, Grosse Pointe ----. -______961.9139. [------71 Room ond Boord Wonted 211 StOrms and $creens LOST: Black Cocker Spaniel EXPERIENCED Insurance 884.850O-Ext. 227 . 7C Garage Wonted 2" Home Improvement male. VA 1.0425. Underwriter. Harper Woods __ . TWO WOMEN will help EASTLAND &: ST PETER'S UPPER Income. 1 btdroom. 10 Storage Spoce Wonted 21G Roofing Servic. F N Agency. Call 372.4100. 4A-HELP WANTED servtet~t parties. Own trans. New executive 3-4 bedroom carpeted, stove, retrlgera- I Articles for Sor. 21H Rug Cleaning OU D: Schwinn bicycle, ac. DOMESTIC, por a Ion. 921-3983 or 884. Ranches, Colonials. Rent tor. air conditioning in IA Musical Il'lItruments 21.1 Pointing, Decorating curate description required. 7913. with option. Model 19800I bedroom, heat, 'enelosed 2U. Wall Washing 885-3439. WAN'!' E D - Experienced 'TYPING' h Salisbury. Open daily 12-8 porch in rear. Adults only. II Antiques for Sol~ OU R CLI ENTS my Ie Office Equipment 21K Window Washing LOST-November 20, Gold NEED YOWR I cooks, waitresses and cou. m t orne, letters, p.m. 773-4555,557-0770,eve. No pets, Available Dec. 1. 9 Articles Wonted 2lL Tile Work _ \ pies. Grosse Pointe Em- I resumes, erm papers, sta. nings 353-4738. ' 885.072) after 6:30 p.m. '. 10 Snowmobiles for Sol. 21M S'wer Service bracelet, Jacobsons or vic. ployment Agency, TUxedo tistical, etc. Experienced I. AI~ day Sunday. lOA Motorcycles for Sale 21N Asphalt Work inity. 885.758,2. NURSING SKILL 5-4576. secretary. 331.8206. QUIET Grosse Pointe Woods I 101 Trucks for Sole 210 Cement and Brick Work COMIC BOOKS and related F t' d 't h t ------ART WORK _ Your ideas area offers !ipacious'three 2 BEDROOMS, bath. small 11 Cars for Sole 21P Waterproofing items. 399.8481. ree ,~meth' oestn d ,~vTe 0 MATURE babj'sitter, mother. b ht t l'f bedroom ranch with two kitchen, living room, df!l- 21Q Plaster Work 1 mean no. 109 0 o. ~m. less home. light housekeep. roug 0 I e, posters, full baths. kitchen with eUe.. utility room. garage. \ 11... Cor Repair 21 R furniture RepaIr 4-HELP WANTED parary private ~uty aSSIgn.! ing. will consider live.in, ads. original designs. Art. built-ins and den or office 4579 Lodewyck. 885.5373. 11. Car~ Wonted. to Buy 21$ Carpenter ments are available now., after 6. 886.3029. is!. Karen at 884.1089. at home. Well decorated ------UC 800ts ond Motors GENERAL I I1D Boot Repair 21T Plumbing & Heatif1Q .-To:- IWork when you want, for as ------l HOUSEWORK. 2 or 3 days. and available now. One MARYLAND, Grosse Pointe, 21U Jonitor Service MONEY IS MAI!E m the lon~ as you want. No fee to IRONING and cleaning, Mon. References. 885.2747. year lease or longer at upper. 6 rooms. quiet Baal DockaQe and 111 21V Silverplating real Estate bustness, and register. days, Wednesdays, Satur- 1------1 $425. adults, $150. 821-6833, 822. Storage I 11. Trailers and Campers 21W Dressmaking & Toiloring I we ca!1 show you how to I OUTSTANDING days. $55 a week. (Jeffer- TRUSTWORTHY lady will 1590. 2lV Swimming Pools ma~e It.1 If you are an ~x- COMPANY BENEFITS son Beach bus). 889.0026. take complete charge of 3 BEDROOM brick semi-I------llG Mobile Homes 211 Sl'lOwRemoval and penenced salesperson 10- ••• ------your home and children, ranch, living room, dining 330 RIVARD. near Jellerson. 12 Suburban Acreage Landscoping terested in working full • HospitalizatIOn COOK-Experienced, cooking elderly or invalide while room. covered boat well. 1 upper flat, 5 rooms, stove, __ ------______time, come and see us. All • Pai~ Vacation .only. Live in if possible. your away, by day or week. car garage and carport. refrigera:or, heat and ga- replies held in strict confi. • Holiday Pay TU5-8171. Referenl'es. 371-2434. Excellent condiEon. 1m. rage, security. $220 per IA-PER$O~ALS dence. Ask for Karl Davies .ShiftDifferential ---.------mediate occupancy. $325 month. No pets. no chll. Cllssified .Dvldline I .----- or George Moffett • Workman's Compensation EXCELLENT laundress ami SA-SITUAr'ON I per month. dren. 884-7987. I DAVIES.MOFFETT • Social Security clean~r. Adult family, 5-6 DOMESTIC ------... Is Tuesday 2 p.m., for all 'I ------22429 ALEXANDER, St. UPPER f t 4' b th new copy, changes of copy 81 Kercheval TV 5.3220 WE ARE LOOKING FOR days. References. Wn e EXPERIENCED lady wishes \ Clai,' Shores. 3 bedroom ,ron rooms. a , and cancenations. It is C OW BOY I Box M-13. Grosse Pointe I refrigerator, stove. Newly ELDERLY b b'tt ded. Registered Nurses News. Wednesday and Friday, brick ranch. full basement., decorated, c I e a n. $150. suggested that all real IT'S Only Just Begun. Your to c • weea k~Saler nndee • LJcensed Practical Nurses $17.50, own transportation. 2 car garage. IIf.z baths. Heat and water I'neluded. estate copy be submitted "Sweetie." I ome ys a Sat- LIVE IN 1 d l' R f $275 per nth . to our office by Monday • .t.--MU$IC I urday. 886-6568. . . • Practical Nurses . , aun ry, c ean1Og, e erences. 821.8104. mo . ' Security deposit. No rhll- , «01'\ ------,. Companions light breakfast. Man or I d ts Alibia D . 5 p.m. .t.TION BOYS 12.14 to deliver menus .• Aides woman. Adult family. Ref. 58-EMPLOYMENT R. G. EDGAR ( c:~~ or it 'TJ 5 ~ e. I EDUC" I Apply Pointe Wharf, 18310 erences. Write Box M-13, AGENCY & ASSOCIATES er s. '. Bose rate: 12 words tor $2.00 ------\ Mack. 10 a.m, Saturday. Call or write today G P . t N I odditional words. each $ .10 GROSSE POINTE -'-1 882.6640 rosse om e ews. ALL JOBS 100% FREE 886-6010 ') BEDROOM bungalow near : ,( weeks or more $1.75 BOOKKEEPER for small but WOMAN for cleaning on Sat. TO ~PPLIC~S COLONIAL 3 l:edrooms, g~ Farms3 9 95 Pier. $195. 884- ., Reloil rate per inch $3.40 i INSTITUTE OF I growing concern. Limited MEDICAL urdays: References. 886- Do your job huntmg early!! t bath, f8mily room, all 1_ _ _ _. _ ,( weeks or more $3.00 I MUSIC I travel, career.minded pre. PERSONNEL I 5909 after 5. See me today. appliances, carpeting and 20401 EAST 8 MILE RD 1 ' R" T. ferred. Submit resume to 00 I HARRIET SO,RGE drapes included. 1 year bedroom new apartme'nt C aII i EliIS ER NOW FOR Box C 3 Grosse Pointe P L CLEANING Lady - 1 day PERSONNEL AGENCY lease $350 per month . • TUxedo 2-6900 \' FALL SEMESTER News. 63 Kercheval a week. Any day. Europe. 350 Eastland Str., Prof. Bldg.' . carpeted, heated, appU. E. JEFFERSONTO Instruction offered in Piano. i ------. Grosse Pointe Farms an woman preferred. Can. 372.4720 JOHN S. ances. Occupancy Decem- CITY LIMITS I Voice, Guitar, S t r i n g s, ! DELIVERY bo.y ,,:anted :-Vlth venient to bus line. No ------,-- GOODMAN ber 1st. 886.2665. N.lia'. Gift Shop, lI.rIn.Drlve I. Woodwinds. Distinguished I car, apply I" Dmos Plzza,' GROSSE POINTE Insurance I .laundry. no ironing. 779- 6-FOR RENT PIr~ndp~~~~:.m:.u~etlenon faculty. TU 2-4~. 16237 17209 Mack. after 4 p.m. • Agency ~ e ~ d EXPERI. 0150. UNFURNISHED 93 Kercheva~N.~6n The Hill" GROSSE POINTE WOODS, alld th. Ctly Umll. Mack at Three Mlle. REAL ESTATE SALES I ENCED gIrl m all types of ------1------886 3060 Van Antwerp. pl~asant 2 .GROSSEPOINTE PARK . . ------. insurance. Excellent pay I' S-SITUATION . GR?SSE POINTE - 4~4 Ca. . bedroom colonial home, Lou', Party Ston Charlnobl PIANO. ClaSSical, POPUlar., Our constant search for ~et. and working conditions. WANTED I dleux near Jefferson, 3 bed- NOTTINGHA!.l- 2 bedroom fireplace. 2J,2 car garage. a!ld lAkepolllt. ' Children, adults. Graduate ter marketing ways, open 884.5300. ------room lower. $320. 886.5914. carpetC bath bun.' or TU 5-4478. L6L Pb.rmley, M.cll and Blues. Folk, Orchestral. j Call 8800 time. AU em p I 0 y e e s 886.5042, i galow, carpeting~ range, re. ------,--- M:~,~~"'~~ara,. Shoppa. Home or Studio. 882-8150. ; . 1 • screened. bondefi and in. ------frigerator, dishwasher, ga" ALTER RO~D area near Mack nul' Maryl.nd 881.2013. BETH KRA US! PART TIME secretary. as. sured. 24 l,our st:rvice. BERKSH IRE rage. 6 Mile.Outer Drive G,rosse POI~~e, nicely fur. Pili•• Puff., Grayton .nd I sislant for Dental office in area. Responsible adulls nlst,ed stUulO apartment. Warren lB-TUTORING 886-0885, F ish e r Building. Some aD7e2tor02JO'loMt.79Cle'1lens: CONDOMINIUMS I' only. Deposit required. 526. SI30 to $135 per month. ST. CLAIR SHORES ------521-9551 I' !)ookkeeping and account. __ ~ __ ~_ _~.~20 : 2390 or 465-4349 College graduate pref~r. M:~~r::3rrJ:~r.t.re,:'eter N.ck MATHEMATICS TUTORING ing helpful. 871.2144. EXPERIENCED nurses ~ide. For rent or sale, luxury 2 -._-- ---' rcd. nice for one person. La:'.l,:'~rmr.::~~~~~ ~~~e~~~ by ------~---- good refereflcl's days or, bedroom apa.rtments, town., 3 BEDROOM :ownhouse. II'.! 1,0 pels. Telephone 331-3909 Ph.D. Mathematiclan I midnights. Gr~sse Pointe I houses, Vermer road across, bath, central air" carpeting. or 8212818. I 886-8750 arca. 884.9943. form Lochmoor Golf Club_ 1 ~rapes, near transporta. I ._------lA-PERSONALS . ._. FIREWOOD ------I Open 12 to 6 Salurd~y and I hon and shopping. 885.1689. 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT ------: TUTORING, Elementary and IF YOU'LL NAMe Ihe job I Sunday. Shown dally by I ------. ------DETROIT police officer will Special Education. Percep. I you wanl done we'll do it' appomtmenl. Adults only.; MARYLAND 1170. 4 room LARGE Room with bath. prj. , deliver your car to Florida. tual Development. Certified FOR NEXT FALL I Lic~nscd. Stokes Multipl~ '8864036 evenings. weekends I upper. gas heat, adults. no vate home. good localion, CaU TU 2.5961 after 5. teacher, Call 886-5787. Services. VA 4.9172. 7750800 daily pets, sccurity deposit. ref. rl'ferences. 881.8185. ______erences. Available Decem ------bcr 8. $120, VA 1.2743. . LARGE upstairs room, nice, ------quil't for emplo}'ed person, • 13 i1cres of assorted trees available for selertive Exclusive : 2 BEDROOM duplex:-Mor. 1 Grosse Pointe Woods. ~2. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR CUlling . oss.Harper area. 773.7535 3164. TOWN HOUSE LIVING , alter S p,m. ------Able to maintain a pleasant voice and cordial per. • One hour and 25 minutes from Grosse Pointe at • Secluded Area ,GROSSE POINTE _ Mary. ,LARGE room with garage . sonality? If so, National Bank of Detroit needs you 50 M.P.H. I profeSSIonal pl'rson, refer. • Ravine View land, 5 roem upper, 'ieco. ences. Grosse Pointe Park . l>S a branch office switchboard operator. rated. floor sanded, ga. TU 5.4216. • Trees for cullin~ already marked by Slate Forester • 2 Cor Attached Garage rage, Adults, no pets. VA ._ -_._. _ II }'ou have the neressary typing skUls_ will train -available fo~ in~pection by appointment prior 10 • Complete Ground Care 1.6502, MATURE Gentleman, kitchen YOIl as switchboard operator. ------. -- -- and laundry privileges. St. agreement on terms, • Built-in Kitchen Appliances 2 BEDROOM. Lake St. Clair Clair Shores. 293.6205. Experience?-All the better. • 4 Bedrooms & Den gas heal, fireplace. no chil:- __. _ This position offers an excellent starting salary, good • Send sealed bids of offers per cord Jot and interest • 5 Full Baths dren or pels, References, LARGE room. bath and ga. 791.2645. rage. 520. 331.8328. fringe benefKs, and pleasant modern working condi. to ... W. D. Dahling, 60 Hawlhorn(" Grossl! Poin(e Offcrin~ you the spadous elegance of a Bloomfield Hills address, maintenance free. tions. Jnterested?-We'd likc to tal1< to you. Please Shores. Include referpnce to tree culting experience WARREN. Outer Drive, 2 apply ill person Thursday or Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 and a financial statement. $1,000 per month bedroom. heal, appliancE's FIREPLACE WOOD Betty Turner 642-7537 and cllTpeling in('iuded. MIXED 18" HARDWOOD p.m.; Kerchevlll.St. Clair office. National Btll1.lc of $180. 885.5228. Detroit, 630 SI. Clair, Grosse Pointe, Michigan, 48230.. • Offer open only to groups or companies able to THOMPSON-BROWN $31.50 FACE CORD fully harvest acre ..ge in reasonable time. ,2 ROO~IS and bath, stove DELIVERED An equal opportunity employer. COMPANY I and refrigerator, all util. 881-0292 i ities. $80. VA 404818, \

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f.g. Twenty-Four G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Thursday, November 29, /913 ------'------,e:-oFFICE FOR RENT 16D-VACATION I ~ARTICLES FOR SAloEI 8-ARTICLES fOR SALE a-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 9-ARTICLES WANTED i 'I-CARS FOR SALE 2.400 SQUARE FEET or will ; _ RENTALS____ ELEGANT spacious :i drawer i SCHWINN Applecrate, good GREEN Velvet Love Seat ~ORMICA kitchen t~ DOWN filled sofa and love i 1970 PONTIAC Bonneville divide. Kelly, north of 8.! FURNISHED co nl pIe t e 21 Chinese moli{ chest draw. i condition. Best offer over oil paintings. 882.5909. 8 chairs, table 7)." long by seat. TU 2.6074. ' 9 passenger station wagon, will give you th.e best rates: ~di"3?m.:: 1,~tl1apartment !! ers. Complete new white I $50. 886.3537. 41" wide, including one i full power, air. One own. Try us! 268.8297. : \w r'. 1. uci,:, rivcr from twin bedroom suite. Ide1\l, . NEED help with your estatt' 15" leaf $40. 881.4317. WANT~D, home workshop' cr. $2.250. Excellent con. ------;-. - ;- .. ' O('""l,.iJer 1st to February Xmas gifts, chairs. 456 WINl ER ,coat, ChrIStmas or house sale? I can helr ' I machmery, tools, old toys, dition. 886.4553.

TWO OFFICES 10.. C~t': 1st, $500 per month. 884. I Neff. ornaments. drapes, miseel. you. Call John Stendel at 1 ELECTRIC RANGE, GE 30" I' trains. s.1tin glassware. -----,-----.- Sampson Tral'el OJervlce 1 781D 1------laneous. Thursday through Stendel's Treasure Cove, self.c1eaning, perfect con. I 871.9151. 1966 OLDS 98. Luxury Sed. Building. $50, $70. 100 I • TASTE A LITTLE Saturday, 11 to 5. 315 881.3051. I dition, $150. 881.9337. , WANTED t bl t 't an. 4 door. 1 owner. Air. Kercheval, 885.7510. ! FORT LAUDERDALE, beau. FAME Belanger. " I . por a e ypeWri - all extras. little rusty. but ENERGY CRUNCH!!! tifully f~r.nished I bedroom i -----.------BUFFET pamted antique NEW DOWN com(orter for er and Banjo. Call week. a good buy at $450. 1071 I I RI'de the bus to "our olfic-;;i condommlUm. Excellent 10' WIIlLE .the Lady is looking PAlIt o( Gold drapes with I green. Very reasonablf! king size bed. TU 1.0774. day mornings 862.8792. Balfour or 921.2800. ~ I' 1h bl k t b h I Valance for large window. Call evenings, 885.4491. -I. . ~ __ . .__ front door, 2711 East Jef'l cahon. .oc 0 eac.: at Lee's h~ge and strange Shelt for figurines like ------_____ BUMPER POOL TABLE, $2:>I WANTED regulahon SIZe. . ferson Ave. 230 foot suite All conve.mences. Heated Jewelry ~hsplay you can new TU 1.9261 • I ELECTRIC Blankets, type. Humidifier $15, Hockey I' slate pool table. 882.9389 1973 CORVETTE Convertl' available. The Rohde Build. pool. Available no",. 563.[ shave With PRESIDENT.' . I' writer with stand, steel game, $9. 885.7466. after 6 p.m. ble. Warranty good, Power ing. 259.1010 Monday.Fri. 5407. HARDINGS RAZOR which: SKI SALE, prices slashed. desk. VA 2.1640. ,______windows, telescopic steer.

da)'. MARCO ISLAND, Florida,! we have (Honest Injun)" hundreds of items Thurs. ------, SUPER Garage Sale, Thurs. j USED wood extension pllmk. ing, automatic. AM-FM ra. --,------new beachfront (Gulf) 12th I' You see we really do hav(o day and Friday, 1 to 9 p.m. SMALL dark mink hat, new. day. Friday. Saturday, VA 3.2361. dio. $4.800. 882.3227. 6D--VACA TION everything at . . Saturday 9 to 5 237 Chal. $~5, 0 ran g e sheep sklr I 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. 1021 • OA-MOTORCYCL"'S R£NTALS I floor 2 bedroom. 2 baths fonte' lined leather Bawrue «::as. Harvard. Chi n a, silver, I; 1965 OLDSMOBILE, hand __ . 1 Condominium (ADMIRAL. LEE'S ! - ' kin coat, small size. $35. glassware, mar b 1e top FOR SAL£ controls for the disabled, GOLFER'S winter Paradise. I TY .HOUSE). Lu~uriously 20339 Mack 881.8082! SINGLE 4 poster Canopy 885.8220. table, clothes, Ii n ens. ------air conditioning, power Clearwater. Florida, 2 bed. furmshed, ~Ieeps SIX, heat- P.S. Free Lather 'bed, Maple, wilh C:mopy ------lamps, drapes, pictures, 1972 HONDO SL 70, A.l steering power brakes, room, 2 bath condominium ed pool, mmutes from 18. ------___ frame. Very good cOlldi. ANt'.Tf.I~UlE firleplJace ~oxh' art' new dish master, b a b '1 condition, $325. 886.3615, new lir~s, Excellenl condi. t apartment on Cove Cay hole gol( course, and ten. NO REASONABLE I tion. $75. '1727636. .Ilcla .coa, e P.C r~c ea. 1 stroller and toys and books. 'I-CARS FOR SAL£ tion. $500. 885.1507. golf course, overlooking nis. for lease, minimum 2 OFFER REFUSED ,---- .__ 109 umt. plus andirons, 2 . j ------Tampa Bay. Completely weeks. VA 1-8363, 773- 3000 beautiful nieces of furni" NE~ STADIUM blankets in snow tires and wheels IROUND oak pedestal table, 1968 PONTIAC Catalina 4 1973 CAPRI, light blue, gold turnished, including linens, 1423 area code: 313). ture for all rooms must be vmyl case. Ex cell e ntH 87x14. used one season., $100. 5 matching wooden door, air conditioning, AM. interior, 2600 \'.6 engine, laundry facilities, color I ------.- sold at once. Tr~s Furnl Christ,mas gifts .. A steal at I lawn roller with aerator chairs, $50. 772-7434. FM, ziebarted. Excellent automatic, radio. air, 22.25 T.V. Unlimited golfing pri.l POMPANO BEACH. FlOrida. ture Warehouse 11371 E I $7.50. TU 2.3320. attachment. 882.1791 after I------eondition. one owner. $775. miles per gallon. Brand ~'jjeges, (also tennis). in. Seasonal rental., ~. bed. SF' "1 - I 4'30 BLUE Naugahyde couch, 886.8892.886.1324. new, driven only 62 miles, eluding electric carts for I rC;Xlm.2 bath, nice.; fur. tate alr,.52123oo. Sunday GARAGE SALE - To}'s Ga. --'--' - ....------i $200. Beautiful condition. $3400. which is below husband and wife on 3 golf mshed on Canal, near In. nO?n to 5 p.m .• Monday.to lore-like new! Miscellane.1 :\lINK STOLE - N~tun.11 881-8999, . OLDSMOBILE. 1972 Delta 2 i dealer cosl 891.8748, after courses. Seasonable. Janu-I tercoastal and ocean, heat. FrIday. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., OilS. Saturday-Sunday 10 10 I Cerulean, full length. Also . . . . I door fully equipped like I . arv, Februar", March, at ed pool. club house, recre. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 5. 254 Kenwood Court. brown mink neck piece. COALO~ t~II!VISlon. 23 mClI, new,' $2,675. 862.1887. _~_~~:.- _ ~ 'h C 11 alion room sauna whirl ------. ------. 777-7976 mira,.d walnut wood con. ------1912 IMPERIAL LeBaron. 4 ~h~ ~r K u~fnt.m L al pool. txer~ise m~chinp.s.l Ff~YIT THE ENTIRE i RADIAL arm s.aw: 10 i~ch, I . ---I sole. $150. 886.3236. 1973 CHEVROLET Impala I door hardtop. Excellent . ar es 7'371 377 an,7 al. Ph 0 n e 1-305.781-0966 or' 1 fl Y AT ~ OF THE Craftsman. sill! 10 cal',on. FULL SET of boys' hockey 80" WING S (ed Custom Coupe. G.M.. 1xecu.l condl'tl'on, low ml'lea"oe. sing. 1.51.. . '. REGULAR PRICE I $150. TU 6.2176 I '" I 0 a, ne s reup. ------write 405 N. Ocean Boule I "AJ-~IOST NEW" .' . I eqUIpment, lI1cludmg Ba~er, holstering. $35. 889.0294. tive car. Low mileage, fully i Loaded. $3,395. 8890149. SKIERS . CHALETS avail" vard Apartment 501 Pom., APPAREL I lIAND PUPPETS. unusual I Sp;;lal. Pro s~at~s! SIze! equipped. Like new. Must' --.-:. -----:----. able. Week or weekend pano Beach. I C f lIlt d f }' I imports dog characler 11,2. WIll sell mdlvldualJy ; 8A-MUSICAL sell immediately, $3,250. 1974 TORINO, must sell, air, rates. Walloon Hills area. ------arle IU '1 fedec e d't~r qua Ity. WO 1.4348 . or as a package. Call 882. i INSTRUMENTS 884.8896. power, best offer. After 5 616.535.2214 BRAND NEW, large 2 bed. s Y e an con J Ion . . . . I 6299. 1______------p.m. 8861382, ------.------roo~,.2 bat~, low.rise con. Dresses, coats, sportswear.j ESfATE SALE-Everything 1--,- _ ..---,-- ..., PIANOS WANTED C H E V R 0 LET ~iscayne'l972 CHR-YSLER New-Y-orker FORT LAUDERDALE, at. dommlum dIrectly on the furs, shoes, etc. must go furniture miscel. DISHWASHER, porlable. 2 , GRANDS S' C I 1966, $100. Runnmg con. I tractive garden apartmer,t Gull of Mexico at un crowd- Four outfits for the price of Ii laneous' so In e ~ntiques I years old, $25, 8863697. 1 d S ' IlPUmel~'ht. oncsoehs dition. Good condition in. I Brougham,' 4 door hardt?". . B h FI.d one at • .,- I an ma pflg s. as. Fully eqUIpped Low ml1e- for rent. seasonal or ed Be11ealr eac, orl a. . . . 2165 Burns Indian VillagE' 4 PIECE SrI 'th ' side and out 882.1262 I . . monthly. Mr. Keegin, VA Large balcony overlooking LEE'S Saturday. Sunday 9.4:30.' C kl '1 t b~c !Ona IWI! VE 7-0506 . -_' _, age. very OIce. $3,095. 889. 48804 eve ing Gull and 400 feet of be~ch 0 k . I oc al a e an d arge: ------1988 LINCOLN Contitienlal 0149. . n s. I frontage Beautifully land. 2 33~ Mac . 881.~21 GARAGE SALE, 718 Wesl. easy chairs. Excellent con- , ALL MUSICAL 4 door. full power, nl, ------FLORIDA Condominium on scaped,' taste(ully furn. ConSlgnment~. of fine quality chesler Road in Park. Pool 1 dition .• 371.3335. I' INSTRUMENTS air, fine conditl'on. good 1967 PONTIAC, air. new good condlhon and current I •• . I ------.------R t I $8 50 lh tres, Ziebarted, $450. 886. be aut i (u I inter. coastal ished. ~deal for 2 coupl~s. style clothing welcome. t~ble wllh ~Ir,g.pong lop, 38 LU'E Magazine Science' en as.. per ~~n. gas mileage. $950. Offers 20l3. water\Oay. peaceful view. Convement to Tampa aJr- I bIcycles, p I an 0, stove, hooks, exceller.t condition. Dr.um outfits, amplifiers. considered. 885.0159, Between Porn pan 0 and port. 561.4482. BARN SIDING _ Authentic \~edgewood, crystal, sec. Ideal Christmas gift lor 8 gUllar~. fiules, saxopho~es. ------PONTIAC. 1973, four door Boca Raton. 3 bedrooms, I------1" weathered hand hewn Ilonal sofa, desks. chairs, 13 year old child $115 electriC basses, clasSIcal 1965 FORD Mustang, auto. sedan, air, vinyl top. AMI furnished. color T.V.• heat- LIDO SHORES, WATER. I natural timb~r. 1.463.2179:I games. lin011s, silver. pic. 882.6299. ,. guitars, violi~s, trumpets, matic. radio, heater. black FM, radial tires, 14,000 ed pool, golf. Month or FRONT, Sarasota. Florida. I tures. frames. futs. Lot~ of -- __ .... organs. banJoS, con go leather interior, bucket; miles. Excellent, $3,500, season. 535.()816. spacious home directly on' OLD CLOCKS, watches, jew'l miscellaneous. Friday 11 SMALL' Magnus electric or. drums, clarinets. ~hers. seal. needs tires and en- I 886-7434. . 'LONGBOAT v.EY _ Sarasota Sarasota Bay. 3 bedroom. elry. We repair, buy or to 4. Saturday. 8 to 2. gan. Computermatic foot- All rental fe~s ::.pplle

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•• _ ••• .- .. a •••• 0'5 ( st' ..a •• ... ez ...... - '72=7 7 PO 7 Fa Thursday, November 29, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 'age Twenty.Fiv. 11-:eAlS fOR SALE 11G-MOIILI HOMIS U-lUL ESTATE. 13-RIAL ESTATE IJ-RUL ISTATI 13-IIAL ESTATE U-IIAL ESTATE 3-1.lAL ESTATE 1911 VEGA Wagon G.T., air. ANCHORVILLE (Chateau). fOlSAU FOR SALE FOI SALl fOIlSALl FOR SALE FOI SALE low mileage. Excellent 25 minutes from Detroit. 576 GROSSE POINTE shape. 884.5567 after 6. Mobile home, 1971 Super BY OWNER-l488 Roslyn, 4 WOODBRIDGE EAST co-op APARTMENT, East. 36 MOROSS Deluxe double, 24' x 60'. LAKESHORE LANE FARMS bedroom brick English, land trea, 2 bedrooms, 1966 MUSTANG Convertible. move In coatHtIon. lJrin, SALE OR LEASE COndomm. dinette, enclosed pat! 0, Completely furnished and Picture a magDificent custom Cape Cod, 3 bedrooms, ll,ir automatic, power steering, 44 Provencal Road. For sale room with fireplace, for. ium, 2 bedrooms, 21,ir baUu, fully carpeted, stove, reo carpeted. 2 bedrooms and built Brick Ranch on a baths, near Farms Pier, good condition. $450. TU 1. by owner. 7 bedrooms, 41,-1 mal dining room, 1* 2 carports, paneled family family room, built-in, kit. wide lot with many trees. frigerator. Near Bc:hools, large assumable mortgage, 1893. baths, gas heat, library, baths, Dor.Wal terrace, room, drapes and carpet I chen, central air, carport. Located in the heart of chlU'ches. Low monthly extra deep lot. $43,000. 881- Walk to store, Marina and family room, modern .kit. beautifully 1and sea p e d, included, seU-eleaning oven, maintenance. 881-4813. 0986. CORVETTE. 1973 Coupe, air Grosse Pointe. Features in. dock fishing, low mainte. chen, newly caf\peted and stove, refrigerator, maDY frost free refrigerator. 886- conditkned. AM.FM, auto. elude 3 bedrooms, 21,-1 nance. Owner moving out decorated, with 3 car at. extras. 88H1906, 881-6988. 1800. malic, extras, silver me. baths, large modem kitch. tached garage. 886-1800. GROSSE POINTE of state. Immediate posses- en with bUI,t-ins, Family tallic. Asking $5,300. 889. sesion. 0369. room, formal dining room, Attractive English style townhouse condominium with M. WARNER 2 car attached garage. ST. CLAIR HWY. - 3 bed- First Offering J1ssumable mortgage. Lovely Mutschler kitcheD. room aluminu.m sid e d 1961 VOLVO station wagon, REALTOR Ideal for all schools, shop. TOURAINE ROAD near Grosse Pointe Blvd. is the New powder room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd ping and churches. Built in ranch home with attached location of this custom.built colonial containiDg floor, 1 bedroom with bath oa 3rd floor. Imme .. air conditioning, recently I 885.5788 2 car heated garage; small repainted, excellent condi. 1960. many unusual and charming features. Library, diate possession. 2 garages. Only $39,500. greenhouse for the green ,oo. card room, 2 screened porches, breakfast roomסס.tion. Best offer. 884 12B-VACATION thumb enthusiast; 1 acre PROPERTY laundry and activities room or bedroom with ad. GROSSE POINTE MERCURY. Limited-- Edition I lot with space for a gar. joiniDg bath on first floor. Two circular stairways Spotless townhouse condominium on Cranford Lane 1969 Marauder, X1OO,dark GRAYUNG. 80 picturesque den-$35,900, lead to 2nd floor, which contains 5 bedrooms, 3* near shopping and bus line. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths blue, vinyl and body, white acres 7 miles west of Gray- GROSSE POINTE WOODS baths" plus maids' quarters. Fireplaces in library, livIng room aDd two bedrooms. on 2nd floor, ODe bedroom and bath on 3rd. New toP. 429-4V, full power, air, ling. 4,000 feet frontage Aline 1779-Exceptional brick modern kitchen. disc brakes. Excellent con- on the Manistee River. raDch. 3 bedrooms, brand ED SASS dilion and tires. Only 45,- Five - bedrwm year - round Lincoln 251 new kitcheD, family room A MOTHER-IN-LAW apartment is a bonus feature HARPER WOODS 000 miles, one owner, $1,- lodge. Excellent hunting, with fireplace, garage. $43" REALTOR RANCH HOME 595. TU 1.2566. fishing. Five miles from of this spacious bome located just • block from 500. Call 886-1190. the lake. First floor includes 27.foot family room, Newly decorated and painted. 3 bedrooms, or 2 bed. all major ski resorts. St. Clair Office rooms and Family Room. Large kitchen. New 111651~l!STANG,. clean, good' SHOREWOOD Phone (313) 329-9003 2 guest powder rooms and family IcitcheD. 5 bed. rooms, 4 baths and study upstairs. carpeting, Grosse Pointe Schools. 2 car attached condition, radIO, $500 or 886 8710 garage. Immediate possession. best offer. 882-4369. - Marine City Office NEARLY new deluxe Con. ANIEL Phone (313) 765-401~ ST. CLAIR SHORES 1972 PONTIAC Granville, dominium on the ocean in TOLES Larger 3 bedroom ranch with new carpeting, Large 4 door hard toP. magne. Delray Beach, beautifully kitchen with dishwasher and' disposer. Large sium wheels, stereo, radio. Our 31st Year in Grosse Pointe decorated with gold car- paneled recreation room, fenced lClt 6O'xl90'. 2 automatic air conditioning, FIRST ADVERTISED peting and drapes, consider 81 KERCHEVAL 886-4412 car attached garage. Immediate possession. power windows. 6 way pow- TALK ABOUT A SWEET DEAL! How about a 3 leasing with option to buy. bedroom English colonial acro!:s from an elemen. er seats, tilt wheel. Cruise 778-0920 or Florida 1.3Q5- tary school, with den, spacious kitchen. new fur. control, positraclion, power 278.5425. steerig and other extras. nace plus a $25,200 assumable mortgage. And DA VI ES-MOFFETT Best offer. 884.1749. 12C-FARMS FOR SALE the full price is just $29,500, Purdy and Associates 81 Kercheval 885-3220 PLYMOUTH. 1971, Satellite NEAR LAPEER OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Sebring, 2 door hardtop, 41 acres field, stream, woods, PRESENTS 543 PEMBERTON SHOREHAM. Price reduced on this custom built power steering, power 4 bedroom home, built-ins. IF AN ELEGANT ENGLISH HOME has eluded you, brakes, air, vinyl roof, $44,000. 886-1100. OPEN SUNDAY FROM 2:30 to 5:00 ranch home in the Shores. Features include 3 rejoice! We have an excellent four bedroom, 2* bedrooms, large family room, formal dining cruise control, loaded wjth bath specimen complete with library and with a 30 MOORLAND-GROSSE POINTE SHORES: Beau- extras. Best offer. 886- 1.2D-LAKE AND RIVER area. Central air plus air purifier, recreation price reductioD guaraDteed to make you believe tiful 4 be4room ex~utive ranch. Just a step from room with fireplace, 2 car attaohed garage plus 1224. PROPERTY in "Santa!" Lakeshore-Must be seen to appreciate aU the sPrinkling system. Ideal for schools, churches "goodies." 1967 MUS TAN G, power HUNTING LODGE - On 7 and transportatinn. Immediate occupancy. brakes, steering, original acres with over 300 ft. lake 1222 KENSINGTON OPEN SUNDAY FROM 2:30 to 5:00 frontage on 2 lakes. 7 bed. ON RARE OCCASIONS, a special home appears on LABELLE. This winter, enjoy the cozy comfort of paint. good transportation. rooms, 4 baths, 2 kilchens, <:95 MOROSS - Ranch in excellent shape and in a this spacious four.bedroom colonial with warmly 884.5652. the market. One that combilles the best in condi. stables, 8 car garage. 40 ft. tion and decor with such sought after extras as great location. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths plus panelled family room, natural fireplace in living '- a paneled library and full dining room. Extra OLDS. 1969 Delta 88, custom common room with 2 fire. an absolutely elegant kitchen, den, new games room, new kitchen with built-ins, 2* b1ths. Beau- features include slate roof plus a recreation room ( door hardtop, air condi- places. room, 1* modern baths, and with newer carpet. tifully finished rec. room, 2~ car garage. Im- that features n beautiful fireplace. tioned, excellent condition. HARRISON TOWNSHIP - ing thru out including the four bedrooms. At mediate po&session-move right in! Price reduced, $950. 881- Spacious Jot with small $51,900 this gem is definitely worth seeing Sunday! SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT AU..ARD. Feel right at home in this immaculate 3. home zODed CONDO. . 0917. 17845 E. JEFFERSON-Here's' the best-exquisitely bedroom ranch, newly decorated throughout. Pro- JOHN s. fessionally landscaped, with 2.car garage and VEGA, 1972 Hatchback, 10,- BY APPOINTMENT appointed. Heated swimming pool plus a heated 000 miles, clean. Excellent GOODMAN greeDhouse. Full air conditioned. Completely se- Florida room. Cook -a big Christmas diDner in condition, economical, air, INC. 1107 WAYBLJRN eluded. The master bedroom has 2 dressing the new ki~ben with built-in appliances. Enjoy! radio. 772.2312. 93 Kercheval "On The Hill" 4 BEDROOMS, 21h baths and den, Grosse Pointe rooms-2 more family bedrooms plus maid's 886-3060 PEMBERTON. Home for the Holidays in this roomy, Schools and Park, excellent terms, immediate rooms. This home has everything. quaint English Tudor with 4 bedrooms and 3~ 1972 BUICK Electra 225, low occupancy . . , $19,900. mileage, air, power steer. ST. CLAIR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT baths. Entertain in the large living room and ing, brakes. Excellent con. 108 feet of prime frontage on 856 Balfour 4 bedrooms, library, family room formal dining room, and settle down before the 1108 WAYBURN warmth of the nat\Jtlal fireplace. Den, ree. room aitioD, 882-9156. the St. Clair River just TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE: This two family 508 Barrington, 4 bedrooms, library, family room North of the Inn. Spec- 90 N. Deeplands 5 bedrooms, library, flower room and enclosed terrace add space, live.ability. All has high rents and an excellent return to go along for $49,000. 1971 FORD Glliaxie, vinyl tacular view of interna. with its low $20,900 price! 3'7 Kerby 5 bedrooms, library, family room hardtop. 1 owner. Full tional shipping, ODe of the 1'/849 Kercheval. 4 bedrooms, den, utility room ROSEVILLE. Don't buy gold, buy apartments! 120- power, air, AM.FM. $1,695 last remaining borne sites 917 Lakeshore 3 bedrooms, family room, .garage apt. unit complex may be divided into 72 and 48 or best offer. 884-7531. CJ. the River. $42,500. 930 Lakeshore 5 bedrooms, library, sun room units. Excellent .Investment. 1968 PONTIAC Executive. 9 200 feet on St. Clair River. STRONGMAN, 17521 Maumee 4 bedrooms, condominium, passenger b I a,c k station A wooded, hillside setting private patio wag 0 n, automatic trans- offering great views and 490 5t. Clair ,3 bedrooms, patio, colidominwn SHOREVYOOD mission, power windows, fine building sites. $77,000. 344 University 4 bedrooms, family room, pool locks, steering, brakes, air, Land CODtract Terms. KELLY 1184 Whittier 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, .library, 20«31 Mack REALTY CO. 886-8710 cruise control, radio. lug- Several additional acreage assumable mortgage gage rack, trailer hitch, parcels available in the St. & ASSOCIATES Ziebarted. New. tires, ex- Clair area. Ranging iD cellent mechanical condi-' size from 2 to 40 acres. 100 KERCHEVAL 889-0800 tion, 69,000 miles, $580. MacGLASHAN COMPANY Purdy and Associates 889-0026. 300 S. Riverside St. Clair 889-0500 889-0510 HIGBIE MAXON 1973 FORD Country Squire 329-2294 1ST OFFERING-Touraine Road-Custom Colonial. Bl'ougham. Low mileage, WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE Clayton C. Purdy, Jr. Mary Alice Mitchell Paneled library with fireplace, card room, study MUST SELL - 3-100 'x35Q , Mary F. SChlaff air, extras. 884-9266. George J. Baer, 11 and family room, an on 1st floor plus laundry lakefront lots, $8,500 each, THINK OF James P. Danaher Martha Sattley Moray Going rate $14,000 each, room, 2 porches and 2 family staircases. 2nd FORD, 1968 Galaxie 500, Marian Bode Ann W. Sales floor has 5 bedrooms and 3 maids rooms. 'There factory air, automatic, good Need the mOD e y now. Suzanne Megowen. Eric C. Irvine Property located De a r are 6 fuil baths and 2 powder rooms. 2'12 car mileage, clean. 884-5577. Adelberg Paul H. TwOOey attached garage. Charlevoix, Michigan. Has Barbara S. Davis Jack Reid city w ate r and power, TAPPAN 11D-BOAT REPAIR T. Raymond Jeffs ALLARD - In the Woods - 3 bedroom Colonial. ready to build OD.Call, 885- CLOSE TO SCHOOLS-Exceptionally fine 5 bedroom, Screened porch and 2* car garage. Gas heat. WINTER hull work done, 8552. 3* bath home, excellent condition both inside $32,900. stripping, woodwc.rking and and out. Complete with very fine carpets and painting. Experienced. Ref. INVESTMENT with wonder- drapes, 2-car attached garage with automatic BERKSHIRE ROAD - Center Han Colonial. Large crences. 881-9401. ful development possibil- door opener, 581 SADDLE LANE. JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE dining room, den, screened porch and Mutschler ities. Small Estate near kitcben with breakfast room. 2nd floor bas 4 l1F-TRAILERS AND Lexington, prime location, 15201 WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE-OPEN SUNDAY PRICE REDUCED TO $69,500 on 1969 COLONIAL bedrooms, 2 baths, study and screened porch. CAMPERS approximately six tee n 2-5-Attractive house with the most luxurious Spare room aDd bath on 3rt. $49,500. acres with 370' beautfill recreation room, situated on 100x25O ft. lot with near Universi~y.Ligget! SChool. 4 bedrooms, 2~ RV STORAGE - All types, Lake Huron frontage, large bedroom, bath, library anu Florida room all (lD baths, ultra modem kitchen, family room, 1st HARVARD-Near St. Paul. " bedroom 2. hath semi- well lighted and patrolled. barn, Colonial home with first floor. Two bedrOOms and bath on second floor laundry, games room, delightful decor, ranch. 2 bedrooms and bath down, screened l7 -Easy access. 23829 Little guest house or rental, three floor. Pretty as a picture! central air, good assumption terms and MUST foot terrace, 2 car garage. Central air condition- Mack, St. Clair Shores, bedrooms each. Clean air, BE SOLD. 881-6300, ing. Quick possession. 776-6263. lovely s c e n e r y, best 1213 LOCHMOOR-Pl'ime location, 3 bedroom, 2% bath colonial with excellent traffic pattern, large BRYS DRIVE-Budget minded? Don't miss this neat schools, churches, every. SPRA WLING ENGLISH oa 270 foot lot. Large li. living room. custom.buill kitchen, Florida family 4 bedroom house in the Woods for under $25,000! thing for gracious living. brary, den and sunroom. Updated kitchen and IN THE FARMS room, brand new carpeting, centrally air condi. Owner anxious to sell and will give immediate Due to illness, reducing 1st floor laundry. 6 bedrooms, study and :t baths ,tioned. Beautiful lot, immediate possession. OPEN occupancy. 831-4200. 225 McKinley price to slightly a b 0 v e up. Recently decorated. Garage apartment. SUNDA:Y 2-5. lOOth. with 25th. down 4 bedroom house on dou- NEW OFFERING-3 bedroom English Bungalow in KERBY ROAD-Colonial-Nicely decorated 3 bed- balance Le. Owner, D. P. ble lot An older home of 1156 NOTI'INGHAM-Plan your holiday meals in this the Woods. $26,900 and excellent low interest room with screened !lorch, recreation room and high quality construction. Campbell, 5957 Lakeshore family kitchen with huge eating space. Owner existing mortgage - immediate occupancy, too! 2 car garage. Quick possession. $38,900. Rd., Lexington, Michigan, Clean and well maintained anxious for offer-solidly built home with very 884-0600. 484-450. Phone 1-313-359. LEXINGTON-Handy to Menteith or Grosse Pointe with many modern fea. generous rooms to accommodate large family. 7176. 3 bedrooms, 1% baths plus additional 3rd floor HARCOURT-New offering of 1966 TWO-FAMILY University SChool. 4 bedroom 2 bath ranch. En. tures added. Clo.e to FLAT with 2 bedrooms, huge kitchen with built- closed terrace. Finished basement with fireplace, schools, central library, I1edroom' and half bath. Near schools, shopping 12E-COMMERCIAL and library. ins, lovely family room and dtning room in each bar and lavatory. 2 car attached garage. 90 foot churches. and Charlevoix PROPERTY unit. 3 car garage; good rental return. Low 60's. lot. Price reduced to $51,000. bus downtown. Could be SAVE GAS! 881.6300. available before Christ- REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS 1002 AUDUBON- ..OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. Located on LINCOLN ROAD-English Tudor. 3 bedrooms Ilh mas. For sale by owner. solved thru tax. deferred attractive corner lot, right on busline, with wood- ENJOY GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS and PARK and baths, den, llatio and 2 car garage. $39,500. Phone TU 4.5'711 for ap- ex"hange. en stockade fence and sprinkler system. 4 bed- let your tenant help with your payments in this LOCHMOOR BLVD.-Centrally air cODditioned " bed. pointment. Open Sunday Virginia S. Jeffries room, 21h bath farm colonial, paneled family income property in Grosse Pointe Park. Separate room 3% bath English. Den, new kitchen, recre- 1 to 3. Purdy and Associates room with fireplace, centrally air conditioned, basements. 881-4200. IRS 1031 882-OB99 l ation room with fireplace, nice size lot and 2 car 2 h car attached garage. CONTEMPORARY COLONIAL near Ferry School, attached garage. Low 60's. built in 1967 with 4 bedrooms, 21h baths, family 526 LA.=ELAND-A home so tempting you'll. want to I WINDMILL PTE. AREA-4 bedroom 2% bath Eng- move right in! Delightfully decorated 4 bedroom, room AND library, handy 2nd floor laundry, im- lish Tudor. Good sized rooms. Library, screened 31h bath ('olonial with den, family room. Situated mediate occupancy, 113 foot site and low interest porch and recreation room with bar. Nicely deco. GROSSE POINTE SHORES in excellent Grosse Pointe City area. existing mortgage. 881.6300. ate

'Ig. T'l!ten+y.Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November 29. 1973 , I-lEAL ESTATE II3-REAL ESTATE U-RUL ESTATE ! U-REAL ESTATE '3-REAL ESTATE IS-lEAL ESTATE U-REAL UTATE U-lIAL ISTATI FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR $AU FOI SAU '01. SALE FOI SAU ST. CLAIR SHORES 918 LOCHMOO,R - Grosse OPEN SUNDAY WI LDWOOD APARTMENT - Detroit and St. Clair - Tudor home of I GROSSE POINTE EASTLAND Pointe Woods. By owner. Mt. Clemens from 20 to 60 2 to 5 GROSSE POINTE We now have some iong units. 961.7411, 821.7364. quality construction; 4 bed. WOODS New Executive 3.( bedroom $55,900. No brokers ple8se. Good things C(\me in small WOODS awaited comer 2 bedroom rooms; 2J,2 baths; family HollywOOd, well kept brick Ranches, Colonials, Imme. Large 2 bedroom ranch, packages! This neat 2 bed. apartments featuring pli. 6% ASSUMPTION. Carpet. attached 2 car garage, den, Hollywood-Between Wedge. room with raised S'panish Colonial, 3 bedrooms. fam. diate possession. 2 baths, room brick Ranch is indeed vate pat i 0, dishwasher, ed, decorated 5 bedroom family room, carpeted, gar. family room, large family a good deal, low upkeep, wood and Morningside. lirepl8ce;a dream kitchen ily room, carpet, drapes, lighted closets, self clean. Condominium, low 40's in Mutschler kitchen, paneled age. Good terms. Model kitchen, dining room, !in. ideal location, and priced Spacious 2 Bedroom Cus. to work in; car pet e d ing oven, private basement Grosse Pointe City. B- basement, garage. 19800Salisbury. Open daily ished basement, pool. Nice. right. see it today at 21770 tom Built Brick Ranch. At. area and priced from $27,- 6417. throughout; 2 car, attached 12.8 p.m. 773-4555, 557.0770 ly landscaped, in excellent Edmunton, st. Clair Shores. tached 2 car garage. Nat. PAT BURTON 000 to $29,800. garage, electric door open. evenings 353-4738. location. Immediate pos. S. D. PALAZOLLA ural Fireplace, Florida BY OWNER - 2167 Anita, session. 642-8403. er; well landscaped and lo- 886-8400 Room. Lovely Fiuished C. W. BABCOCK & SONS Grosse Pointe Wooda, bun. TU 5-6556 Recreation Room with Wet 777-3310 galow, baths, new cated in an exclusive area. FORT LAUDERDALE il/2 803 N. BRYS DRIVE, Grosse Bar. Will Consider Land PRICE REDUCED kitchen, finished basement. $92,000. APPEALING Oceanfront and Wliterfront CONOOMINIUMS Contract. C u s tom constructed, 21/2 one and two bedroom Con. Pointe Woods. Yours for NORTH BAY VILLAGE E. EIGHT MILE 886-5208. Christmas, spacious 5 bed. baths, Farms home, corner. . dominiums for sale. For in. 35110 E. JEFFERS6N BEADLE- room home, 21h baths, lor. AU aluminum - 3 bedroom GROSSE POINTE WOODS WiIliams.M 0 r 0 s s. Exclu- formation on your prefer. (S'outh ol Shook Rd.) h 0 m e. G r 0 sse Pointe CURRIER ence, write Realty by.the. mal dining room, family schools. 6O'xl00' lot. 1964 Manchester ....Nice brick sive a!Jpointment for buy. Priced from $27,900 to $31,' ROWE.. Sea, Inc. 3360 N.E. 34th room with natural fire. ranch. 2 bedrooms, large ers. 900. 2 bedrooms, attached Realtor ~~~~~~ - ESTATE Street, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. place, central air, inter. AND NOTRE DAME kitchen and living room, 48079! com throughout. .By ap. garages. Models open daily Phone (313) 329-4200 TU 1-1154 33308. 305.563.3388. Immllcu1ate 3 bedroom home. also yard, attached garage. pointment. Call to see. 1.6 p.m. Large lot, 2 car garage. $31,900. Call 886-1190 KILCLINE REALTY BIDlGARE BROTHERS GROVE 19818 }!ach Jlvenue INC. REALTORS Dunal Rd.-Prestige area - I TU 6-5595 'Model phone 791-6880 LOT A N 125'xOO'. EL TU 4.1000 I GROSSE POINTE , . . TV 5-6134 Evenings TV }.6988 WILCOX 884-3550 ' GROSSE POINTE WOODS FIRST OFFERING IN THE FARMS BALFOUR-near Jefferson-pleasant English. 6 bed. Blairmoor- a real beauty in The place to live! DO YOU HAVE A PENCHANT for white colonials rooms, 3'h haths, library and family rooms. newer area. Well designed nestled on deadend streets? Do you demand your custom built, 3 bedroom next house have at least four bedrooms? Five BEDFORD near Lake. 1.11 top condition. Custom built brick ranch, attached 2~ An outstanding residential community affording the advantage would be better. Do you want a large lot with EnyJish with large aY, % assumable iiJOrtgage. 5 car, 2 fireplaces, charming mature trees? Must that next house have an bedrooms. Upstairs play room, attached garage. kitchen, 1~ baths, axtra of Lake St. Clair, good schools, excellent shopping, established nice finIshed basement. attached garage? Wouldn't being just a block FARMS-.Near Brownell-Ranch type with 2 bed. municipal services, and unsurpassed "conveniently located" GROSSE POINTE FARMS from the lake and YIlt near schools and public rooms and bath each floor. Dining room and nook. activities for children of all ages. Each one of the offerings transportation be a perfect location? This one Beaupre corner Kerby. Gra. below has these features ... and is ready to be sold! Save time has it aU. Don't you wllnt to call us? GRAYTON 1368 near Village. Immediate possession. cious Iiving is yours in this 3 bedroom in good condition. Updated kitchen. 5 bedroom brick colonial, and confusion. Get the facts from one of our consultants today .. BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE 2 car garage, fenced lot. 21,2baths, updated kitchen. HOW DOES THIS description grab you? Two bed. Heated 2 car attached gar. LIBERATE YOURSELF LORAINE 833-3 bedroom brick near Village and rooms on the first floor with a family room. The age, bar in finished base- Charlevoix bus. $23,000. F.H.A. mortgage can {rom time.consuming chores. This outstanding English Tudor Terrace unit has cathedral ceiling living room has a loft with room ment. be assumed. provisions for exterior maintenance established. Handsome architecture. Large for a den or additional sleeping room. There's a GROSSE POINTE rooms. Central hall floor plan. Library and first floor lavatory. 4 bedrooms. , SHORES-LAKEFRONT full basement, garage and the low price tag 01 PEMBERTON 630 - MOVE RIGHT IN-Spacious 2 baths on the second floor. 2 bedooms and bath on the 3rd floor. Delightful $32,500. Grab it. newly decorated Colonial with large family room. Lakeshore Road near Yacht decor and carpeting insure comfortabl", living. Ideal Grosse Pointe City location. Club. 4 bedroom brick 3 bedrooms, kitchen with built.ins. Where there's no necessity for a second car. CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL with bay windows quadlevel, 2~ 'baths, family on either side of the front door, mature spruce STEPHENS 332-Farms near Beaupre-Qne floor 2 joom with view, 2 fire- trees flanking the front walk and a full 100 feet DO YOU RECOGNIZE ... I b'ldrooms and den. Lovely yard. ' places, central air, 1st floor a good buy ... when you see one? We recommend you see this Dutch Colonial of front yard set this apart from other houses in laundry, well designed, its neighborhood. There are four bedrooms with TROMBLEY 741 'lear Windmill Pointe Drive - 240 I located in Grosse Pointe City in a popular neighborhood. Only 2 blocks to the custom built home of dis- two connecting baths, a large paneled family Neighborhood Club Field where there's tennis, skating, baseball, football, and ft. frontage, beautiful gardens on either side of tinction. room with ranJom width flooring. kitchl'1\ with handsome 5 bedroom, 3 bath Colonial. MA1w. BOUTIN just plenty of room to romp. Also only 2 blocks from Village shopping, busline, built.ins, and two car attached garage. and elementary school. Living room fireplace, oversized family room. dining VERNIER 53 - near, Yacht Club - Ranch 2 bed- 884-7733 773-7820 room, 2 full 'baths, 3 bedrooms, etc .... newer electrical service and heating A STATELY HOUSE located in the Farms just a few rooms, panelled den, tinJshed basement. 2 car 1027 SOMERSET Good value at $32,500. Immediate possessi')n. feet from the lake bas become even more attrac- system. garage. Well landscaped fenced lot with sprinkler IMMACULATE RANCH tive because now it is available for purchase. De- front. FIT FOR A FAMILY signed by Albert Kahn Associates, this petite Nice size living room and in a great family area in Grosse Pointe City. Near Brownell and Austin High mansion offers a large entrance foyer with marble WILLIAMS 269 - Well located Fanns - Center hall dining room, kitchen with schools, indoor hockey and skating rink plus indoor tennis club. This one has floor, a large fonnal living room with magnifi- Colonial. 3 bedrooms, 21h baths. Attached garage. built-ins, 2 bedrooms plus 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, library, large kitchen, etc .... All for only $37,500 with cent fireplace; and the dining room, library and bath, 2 car garage. $38,500. an assumable mortgage. living room all face the lake. Five bedrooms and four baths comprise the second floor. This one SILLOV\/A Y & CO, QUALiTY BUILT FIRST OFFERING will appeai to everyol1e ... we wish we had more. ARCHITECTURALLY REALTORS DESIGNED Spotless Center Entrance' Colonial on popular Audubon Road near St. Clare CHARM INSIDE AND OUT is standard equipment in 16825 Kercheval In The Village 884-7000 school and parish. 3 large bedrooms, den, plus another extra first floor this beau',ifully maintained three bedroom colonial Custom built center hall colo- "sunny" room. 2 car attached garage. All for only $46,500. on LaBelle. New carpeting and draperies through- nial. Beautiful wall to wall out make this one ready to move mto. Just a short carpeting. 2 extra rooms on PLANNING TO SELL YOUR HOUSE hop to Mack-7 shopping, and a low interest mort- 1st floor, 4 large bedrooms gage to s~p into. QUEEN and 3 baths. Central air, or double lot. Price reduced BUY ANOTHER ONE IN GROSSE POINTE? See Picture Ad on Page 22. HIDDEN LANE to $67,500. 6% assumable mortgage. $23,500 down. 2-3 bedroom ranch with eye appeal. Family room. Reminder: We believe your housing needs deserve the attention 01 a specialist .Quick possession. 20.6xl0 kitchen with built-ins, IIh baths. who concentrates his daily efforts to real estate solely in Grosse Pointe. GREAT BUY Not lessening our supply of the service and time you are entitled to by attempt- HAPPINESS COULD BE ing to cover too large an area. R. G $7.500 DOWN EDGAR Moving into a large 3 bedroom 2 bat".!.bungalow TO 71/2% LAND CONTRACT We apply our daily efforts toward matters of real estate in Grosse Pointe. & ASSOCiATES with a modem kitchen. separate building in back 323 Rivard. Charming COIldl). yard great for artist studio, hobby &hop or play minium. Featuring de D, We invite you to use our services. 11( KERCHEVAL 886-6010 room. Spic and span under forty. large Ii\ling and diIl.lDg room. ( bedrooms, 2 baths OUR NEWEST EXCLUSIVE! on 2nd floor, 2 bedrooms 3 bedroom ranch on Stanhope. Family room, rec- and bath on 3rd. New BORLAND. McBREARTY reation room with wet bar. Well under $35,000. kitchen with built.ins. No snow shoveling. CHAMPION 20440 VERN IER-$26,500 REALTORS Cozy and well tended 2 bedroom co-op in Harper IF YOU ARE THINKING SIX ,BEDROOMS - CHARMING TOWNHOUSE. All Woods. Good transportation and shopping. OF SELLING CALL 395 Fisher Road TU 6-3800 large rooms and tastefully decorllted. Three full baths plus a powder room on the first floor. YOU'lL REMEMBER THIS RANCH GEORGE PALMS, FIVE BEDROOMS-CENTER ENTRANCE Colonial. BECAUSE REALTOR landscaped in perfect taste. Three and a half 1. Prestige location in the Farms TU 6-4444 baths, family room with raised hearth. Large 2. 100x240 lot WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO GIVE YOU A breakfast room, modem kitchen and beautiful 3. 14x21 Family Room, also lihrary A Family Business garden room. All the outstanding features' wanted 4. 3 large bedrooms, 2 full baths For Over A Century COMPLETE HOME SELLING AND BUYING SERVICE for good living. Call us to view this beautiful 5. Deluxe kitchen 3 BEDROOM bungalow, 3 offering. 6. Huge recreation room with fireplace VERNIF.R. A fabulous four bedroom colonial with two car attaehed garage. Family baths, finished ~creation room, modem kitchen. formal dining room, plus den or fifth bedroom. Country FIVE BEDRooMS-CENTER ENTRANCE Colonial. 4-FAMI LY-BEACONSFIELD room with wet bar, kar style living on a 315 ft. lot with park.like effect. This terrific home is priced Living room, dining room, sun room, bright Each unit has 2 bedrooms, separate basements garage, fenced-in yard, in mid forties. Come SEE IT TODAY, and make it YOURS. (G.l34) 886-4200. cheery kitchen with wonderful eating area. Beau- with 2-year-old furnaces. Grosse Pointe school dis- $29,500. TU 1-8796. ~OXFORD. An exquisite five bedroom home whose innumerable features include a tiful swimming pool. Basement recreation room Member of Grosse Pointe R"al .Estate Board trict, dressing room with full bath. ' charming library, a bright and airy breakfast room, two fireplaces, first floor 'WOOD5-3 bedroom bunga- laundry and a large in ground pool on the estate size grounds make this the FOUR BEDROOMS-FARM COLONIAL with two and low, 2J,2 baths, family home for the discriminating purcilaser, (G-490) 886-4200. a half, baths. Delightful family room AND P:ln- WM. W. QUEEN room. Immedia~ occu- LINVILLE. An exceptional value is thi~ fbe three bedroom brick colonial with eled library, attached garage. Perfection plus 886-414 } pancy. 886-2212. dining room, and 1'12 baths. A natural fireplace in the charming living room, and worth waiting for June possession. GROSSE POINTE W()I)DS Member of Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board full baselrn!nt, garage. Ideally located in a secluded area within walking dis. FOUR BEDROOM-RANCH. one of 'a' kind. Spacious 1995 Roslyn Road. ('rOod tance of schools and shopping. Immediate possession. (G.485) 886-4200. living room, large fonna! dining room, plush cllr- starter or retiree home. 1 WAYBURN. Investment or for private use-either way this three bedroom home in peted family room, two baths. An exceptional floor. 5 rooms. screened the Park can't be bellt. For only $16,500 you'll find a dining room, natural fire. home in the SHORES - 65 HAMPTON - OPEN JOHN s. porch, 1~ car garage. Open place, screened porch, basement and more. CALL TODAY! (G-466) 886-4200. SUNDAY 2-5. Sunday 2to 4. By owner. TV 1-2043. LAKEPOINTE. An older three bedroom home in excellent condition. Features THREE BEDROOM-RANCH in the Woods with a fOimal dining room and comfortable family room. GOODMAN include a new front porch, basement, two car garage. (G-416) 886-4200. Ideal location. NEW PRICE. OPl!:N 2.5 SUNDAY NEFF~xccllent two family home with three bedrooms, two baths, living room, INC. 22807 Newberry near Lake. THREE BEDROOM-COLONIAL. A VERY SHARP dining room, and kitchen on each floor. Separate basement:>, three-car garage, shore - There's no way central aL-. (G-396) 886-4200. home with nice kitchen and separate eating area, "BE SECURE, GOODMAN FOR SURE" screened and glassed terrace, garage and gas you can duplicate. this PICTURE PERFECT. An exquisiw four bedroom, 21h bath home. Family room. heat. Handy for shopping and. transportation. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 home at this reduced price! Library. Central air conditioning. R~creation room witt fireplace. Attached 2',2 1891 OXFORD-OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. Sumptuous 4 bedroom col. onial, family room, sporty car garage. Heated 20x40 foot ingl'ound pool. (FG-5) 886-5800. BE WITHIN 1 BLOCK OF A DIRECT BVS LINE THREE BEDROOM-COZY RANCH. Large family TO DOWNTOWN , . . rec. room., V8cant. LAKEFRONT. A spawling ranch home with a big lot right on the lake. Three room. low mloint.enance features, immaculate con. king size bedrooms. Large family ro?m. Two way fireplace. Year round dition. A small home at a snv'1l price, $28,900. BISHOP 830-Priced for the very wise bllyer. This D. DAY REALTY comfort with central heating cooling system. Attached two car garage. (FG-13) lakeside retreat offers great view 3 bedrooms, 20957 Mack 886-3300 THREE BEDROOM-MODERN RANCH. Large kitch. 21,2 baths, library (pegged floor): terraee, end 886-5800. en with built.ins, one and a half baths, two car shaD> rec. rooms. UA-LOTS FOR SALE NEAR THE LAKE. In Grosse Pointe 5'hores near the Yacht Club. Five large bed. garage. Secluded location, Harper Woods he. rooms, three full baths. Family room, formal dining room. Recreation room. tween Mack and Harper. Grosse Pointe Schools. BROADSTONE IS13-Also near shopping and sC'hools WOODS LANE-Great build- Attached two car garage. $79,800. (FG.lO) 886.5800. 21235 WOODMONT-OPEN SVNDA Y 2-5. on a winding lane with 3 bedrooms, family room, ing area fine for investing. and flowing pattern with crisp colonial lines. TRADITIONAL. A traditionally gracious center entrance brick colonial. Four IN:::OME PROPERTY MCMILLAN - Comfortable BY APPOINTMENT ONLY bedrooms, 21/2 baths. sun room. sewing room. Good sized deep lot. Two car SOMERSET 1346 - Brick six a'ld six. Good return. size, fine area, great price. garage. $42,000. (FG.12) 886.5800. BALFOUR-Price recently reduced! An excellent 4 Priced in the low 30's. bedroom colonial on a spacious lot. Family room, JOHN S. ROOMS FOR ALL. A polished parquet floor in the foyer accentuated the circular BALFOUR SQUARE den, modt!rn kitchen, and central air adds to GOODMAN staircase in this large nine room home. Library. Sewing room and hobby room A VERY ELEGANT TOWNHOUSE with all the ex. those needed family assets. INC. which could be bedrooms. Dishwasher, New furnace. Partitioned basement. terior maintenance taken care of for you. Three WASHINGTON-Gracious in a traditional style with 93 Kercbeval "On The Hill" $42,000. (FG-3) 886.5800. bedrooms, two and a half baths, the master 151x320 ft. Jefferson lot with charming wood. 886-3060 1 suite has its own private bath and dressing room. IN THE'..FARMS. Sa\e by assuming the 7 12percent annual interest rate mortgage work and details with library. drawing room, sun. CA:.'\fERON PLACE: Beautifully decorated and carpeted throughout. on this 3 bedroom colonial with a den and form-.i1 dining room. Recreation room, and 2 pantries designed witb entertaining UNUSUALLY fine buliding room, Two car garage. $40,500. (FG.9) 886-5800. Outstanding games room. private patio. two car in mind. site near the Lake. Owner brick carport. Let us show it to you, you'll win ~crifice for quick LOW COST LIVING. Enjoy all of th" advantages of thc Grosse Pointe Communities :l! McKINLEy PLACE-An Early EngliSb Ih block love sale. and live economically in Ihis freshly decorated income. The upper rent wID from G.P. South. 5 bedrooms, library (fireplace). help make your payments. Appliances are includt'd. $22,900. (FG-8) 888.5800. and stunning formal living and dining rooms plus 3 bedroom carriage house. PURDY AND ASSOCIATES CHAMPION JOHN S. 889-0500 BLOOMFIELD, Square Lake Realtor Road area. Beautiful lot. Schweitzer ME.\mER OF THE Terms. Kile/iDe, TU ~. GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE 80ARD GOODMAN I'-Pm FORSALE '8780 MACK 21300 MACK INC. Groue Pointe Farms Grosse Pointe Woods TU,4-5700 BEDLINGTON Terriers - "On The Hill" Lamb.like appearance, non. 886-5800 886-4200 102 Kercheval "On The Hill" shedding, excellent with 93 Kercheval !886.3060 I children. 642.661(1,. l- r,

_. _ _ .-...... ~ ...... rfttn". _ en s •• $ 9 29 7 " n SF FO • em . - , Thursday, Novembei'29. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Peg. Tw.nty.SeYln 1~m FOR. SALE 11F-HOUSE SIDING 11.I-PAINTING, 11M-SEWER SERVICE 115-CARPENTIR. DECORATING A.K.C. Yorkshire Terrier L & RHOME ADVANCE MAINTENANCE ADDITIONS. DORMERS Women Aid Women Woods Police puppies. Just in time for R. &; T. PROFESSIONAL ElectrIc Sewer Cleanin, .MODERNIZATION - the holidays. 1 male, 3 IMPROVEMENT CO. painting, interior and ex. COMMERCIAL BATHS AND KITCHENS Warn Prankster females. Phone 882-1320 My work is my signature. I terior. Free estimates. 4iiZ RESIDENTIAL GENERAL REPAIRS FOR To Accept Mt1:Stecwmy after 5 p.m. do the work myself and save Roland, Grosse Pointe AU Work Guaranteed HOMES &; COMMERCIAL An ll-year-old Manchester you money on Farms, 882-4588 BUILDINGS BY LICENSED, Women who bave had surg. those factors. road youth wa. spotted and SIBERIAN 884.'512 HUSKY male , BONDED CONTRACTOR .•• Ical removal of the breast, (a Proper fitting of b rea s t warned by a Woo..1s publie puppy, AKC, shots, worm. • Kitchens • Bathrooms ELECTRlC SEWER clean- FREE ESTIMATES 398.8282 mastectomy), are helping prostheses un aid overall safety officer while in the ed, guaranteed. Chrisdon • Remodeling • Additions TED'S ing. No footage charge. other women adjust to the imoprovement 01 • patient's process of "pulling a prank" Kennel. 1.161.6765. • Dormers • Rec. Rooms WALLPAPER REMOVING Telephone price. 11 years • Basemenls • Attics EXCLUSIVELY wen.being, M r s. GehriDger Saturday evening, November experience. Cal Roemer, CUSTOMCRAFT ex;::n:~n 50 women, in. said. 24. AKC CHAMP Sired Sheltie - Gutters and Roofing Free Estimates - Insured Plumbing. TU 2.3150. Constructlon Company cluding Mrs. Garry Burton, pups, excellent markings, Free Roof Vent with 565.9555 A breast .urgery patient Officer Robert KWlitkowskl shots and wormed. Will Every Roofing J{"ll '~O-CEMENT AND • of Locbmoor boulevard, are herself, Mrs. Gehrlzlger de. saw the boy on Manchester, hold till Christmas. 822. FREE ESTIMAn:s PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. IRICK WORK BUILDERS volunturing their time to scribed a variety of new' west of Braneaster, as he 5138. Winter Prices Now in Effect ing and finishing. Special. &; REMODELERS help mastectomy patients ac- materials beiDg used. appeared to be tying a wire Coil 526-9310 • izing in dark staining. CHAS. F. JEFFREY • cept their surgery. Their ef. Volunteers attending the from tru to tree across the 1o--GENERAL SER.VICE "Supply own power." Call MASON CONTRACTOR forts are being coordinated pI'ogram expressed interest street. . for free estimate. W. Abra. LICENSED INSURED Additions, Dormers ,by the Michigan Can c e r in getting together for future ~e~ questioned abo~t h~s GENERAL Maintenance and EASTVIEW Rec. Rooms, Bathrooms Foundation. ham, TW 1-5924. • Brick • Block • Stone meetings and discussions to activities, the youth saId hIS repair. Anything you want, Kitchens, New Homes With approval from attend . ALUMINUM INC. • Cement Work help them better help future father had given him the we can do. Guy De Boer. B. F. GOODRICH DONALD BLISS • ing physicians, these womeD patients. idea to string a ~u:e across 885.4624. • Waterproofing VINYL PRODUCTS Decorator • Tuck Pointing Custom Garages and Doors visit patients in bospitals. P . t' d in" the street because It was a ALCOA BUILDING PROD. • Man y maintain follow-up ersons mferes ed 10 0 .. good joke to pull on' people . 20A-CARPET LAYING Exterior Interior • Patios of any kind yolunteer work for th~ Mic~. The officer took the boy Storm Windows, Doors, Free Estimates • Chimney Repaired Free Estlmates and Planning contact with patients after Awnings, Porch Enclosures • they leave the hospital. 19an Cancer .....oundation-as borne and spoke to his f<'ther, CARPET LAYING • Pre-Cast Steps mastectomy .vlSltors or in any wbo stated be was unaware Siding - Seamless Gutters TU 1~7050 NEW 4,ND OLD "PORCHES A SPECIALITY" FINANCING ARRANGED "Three years ago we had other capacity .- may con- of his son's actions and had J .M. seal Tab Roofing 40 Years in Grosse Pointe Stairs Carpeted Shifted 8&2.1800 Anytime, • just a few mastectomy vis- tact Mary Mullig~t1: .director not recommended such activ- Repairs of All Types Storms and Screen Repair EXPERT painting, pap e r itors," said Eugenia Tokarz, Licenser, Insured, Bonded o~ Voluct~er ActlVltles and ity to the lad. He told the Cigaret Burns Re.Woven hanging. Free estimates. DE SENDER nurse consultant for the Mich. FIeld ServIces. ~ officer he would warn his son 881-1024 igan Cancer Foundation's De. ALSO 15000 Houston.Wbitter G. Van Assche. 881.5754. CONSTRUCTION The ~ i chi g a n Cancer of the dangers involved. NEW CARPET SALES LA 7.5616 or LA ".'7230 New and repairs - Brick, partment of Patient Services Foundation serves the com. Samples Shown in Stone, Block, Chillll1eys. and Rehabilitation. munitles of Wayne, Oa1tlanll, RUDY TONELLO Modernization Your Horne J. VOLANSKY Cement work and water. "We've increased iT. num- Macomb and Monroe Coun- B'OB TRUDEL Decorator proofing. 25 years experi. MORE VALUE for JOIll' ber as the need increased and ties. Center Slates BUILDER Interior. Exterior mone)'. Additiona, kitchens, as we received more requests 294-5896 ence. If no answer call Administrative offices for Wall Papering dormers, basements, bath. for service from doctors and German Night evenings. the Foundation are at 110 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE rooms, wall removals. health care institutions." 21-MOVING 4- 294.8997 822-1201 East Warren avenue, Detroit. • Painting The work of these volun. "Inside Germany" is the STORAGE ST. CLAIR SHORES The telephone number is 833. • Plastering CEMENT WORK BIDIGARE BROS. teers bas received p r a is e 27 Years Experience of any 0710. title of Russ Potter's color XEN'S MOVING-Local, lub. • Carpeting kind. Bondel, licensed, in. INC . from Dr, Michael J. Brennan, film coming to Fries Audl. • Roofing urbs. One piece or house. sured. TU 2,9988, after I) 772.5715 of Three Mile drive, presl. torium. under the sponsor. • Aluminum Siding KURT O. BAEHR omce ful. Low rate •• TU 2-8540. p.m. or 3724939. Evenings, SuDliay. TU 1-6988 dent of the Michigan Cancer ship of the Grosse Pointe • Kitchen Remodeling CUSTOM" Painting and Dec. orating. Wan papering. Foundation. Burglars Visit War Memorial Association 21 A-PIANO SERVICE • Recreation Rooms CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION • Guaranteed. Free e.ti. "A recovery of confidence Tuesday.Wednesday, Decem- Free estimates, low winter All types of Cement and KITCHEN. is important to a mastectomy 2 Park Homes ber 11.12. PIANO TUNING prices. Call today, it will mates .. LA 1.5716. Brick Work Action Regulation REMODELING patient," said Dr. Brennan. It covers aU four seasons not be too late. All types of waterproofing "Volunteers who have had Ke)' Reeoverlng DECORATING - Painting, A burglar, or burglars, in West Germany, from the All types of excavating We Install this surgery can provide in. Rebuilding &nd Refinishing 885-1182 wallpapering. Exterior, in. broke into two residences on Island of Helgoland in the All work guaranteed valuable services to the pa. ~.2507 terior work. Available year Formica-Sink Tops Somerset road

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Plge Twenty-Eight G RO SS E POINTE NEWS Thursday, November 29, 1973 * * * * Feature Page \ * * * * ffJ-Gtnfe Pointer of Interest Shortandto From Another Pointe of View The Pointe (ContiJlued Irom Page 22) Counter Points MacArthur Admirals Richard Byrd and Robert ('::oDtiDued from Page 13) Peary and Sir George Hubert Wilkins have all been By Pat Rousseau DR. WOODBURN O. ROSS, members. Bare One Shoulder ..• for fashion's sake! Irs of Kensington road, former • • • really an important look for I,l0w, cruise and SP!ing. dean of Wayne State Univer. Circumnavigators are noted for throwing great sity's Montieth College, was We were in New York WIth the Walton-Pierce parties, but they're men with a serious purpose. a featured speaker at are. They strive to expand their understanding of events buyers viewing the new Spring collections and the cent alumni-sponsored job one shoulder look was everywhere. Walton-Pierce seminar on the WSU cam- and people throughout the world through the 100- has some of the prettiest and sensuous versions pus. First director and dean Ilium of friendly contact. around. One is a full page ad in Bazaar and was on Montieth, whieh stresses The Circumnll.vigators Club Foundation, a phi. featured last week in the window at Walton.Pierce. small classes and student in. lanthropic organization, actively supports specific An azalea chiffon with a one shoulder ruffled top volvement, he also served as international. in • nature humanitarian endeavors. has a floating long sk!rt. Anothe~ one sh~u)der ~tyle Wayne's first Ombudsman Grants for deserving students are among the Foun. for students before hi" reo is of luscious peach Jersey fashlOne~ WIth a s~lI~ky dation's projects. tirement last year. modified Grecian line. A new collection of ChrIstIan • * • Present Foundation grant reelpien.t is a young Dior jewelry has just been unpacked and unusual man majoring in International Relations who enjoys stem glass flower holders with met~l bases are Serving as a .delegate to the S t u den t Government a top academic standing in the Walsh School of FGi'- new in the gift department. We admll'ed the one General Assembly at Lake eign Service. with the tiger base. The buyers have just returnee'< Forest College as a reprc. • • from New York. That always means the arrivnl of * sentntive of the Student Ac- Tomorrow it's strictly Circumfun, however, as the newest fashions daily. tivities Community of Hallen • • • Hall is SCO'IT W. TURNER, some 300 of the Michigan Chapter's more than 300 The Best of Two Worlds ... an apartment-home Class oC '76, graduate of' the members enjoy another great Circumparty. in Grosse Pointe's newest condominium, the Jeffer- Fountain Valley School, Colo. Circumlibations begin at 7 o'clock. son Apartments, 17111 East Jefferson. Residents rado Springs, Colo., son of Then there's the Grand March, dinner, and. are home oumers, enjoy tax deductions and equity ~IRS. CHARLF..s J, KOEBEL, OF SHELDEN ROAD the RICHARD H. TURNERS, dancing until midnight. of Hendrie lane. And oh! . . . The stories that will be swapped! advantages. The apartment size is in excess of 2,000 Bv Janet Mueller December 13 was the first • • * square feet. There are nine-foot ceilings, maximum She left Sweden 50 years ago and came to day after the longest night of • • • Michigan, to Grosse Pointe, to the just-built flats the year in Sweden. In pre- JAMES G. MILLER, of insulation, air conditioning and natural fireplaces. Woods lane, was recently Berry Memorial Lecture Enjoy the services of doorman, permanent care. in the south.of-Jefferson Nottingham road area Christian times the coming of a elected president of the Pell. Bill Hixson, renowned fiorist artist, speaker, taker. Three security systems guard your apartment where "all the newly-marrieds lived." It was a very light after darkness was can Club, a Friday luncheon and author, is coming,In from Lakewood, 0., to de- while home or away. The model apartment open different Grosse Pointe. I Their home in Shelden road cause in itself for rejoicing. is and' speakers' club within the liver this vear's Grosse Pointe Garden Center Eska 12 to 5 p.m. daily except Wednesdtly. Call 882-7708 "We didn't even have a Cillsthose requirements, plus L u cia was originally a Detroit Yacht Club. Mr. hairdresser here or a dress another one that Ingrid Koe. southern saint, a Sicilian girl and Raymond Berry Memorial Lecture. or 886-4800 Michigan Condominium Corporation. Miller has been .:1 DYC shop. We went downtown for bel 'didn't mention but that who went at night with her member Cor 12 years, active , "Christmas Around the World" will be his • • • everything." anyone who knows her would mother to bring food to the in the Pelicans, who sponsor therne Friday, December 7, at 11 o'clock in the Great Adventure In Cooking. , , Jenn.Atr's counter top There were a few grocery know she'd demand. Their p 0 0 r. As Christians they a Flotilla and Old Car Day Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Fries Auditorium. broiler. It cooks everything with the same delicious flavor stores one ice cream parlor, Shelden road home is ex- were subject to persecution, in the summer as well .:IS as an outdoor charcoal grill . • • but l100e of the smoke a sh~emaker where Jacob- quisite. so their visits were made in The Berry Lecture is complimentary, of course. aDd mess. Permanent grill rack, electrlrally heated t\) football and baseball bus It's the Garden Center's holiday gift to its friends. son's is now. And it's nice to know the the dark, in secrecy. Lucia trips in the spring and fall, ~rinslstent high inteDlity, sean genuine charcoal broiled Schettler's at the corner oC Cloverly road home remains would 'Put a candle on her Garden Center President Mrs. Edward ~. Hal" navor into any meat. It's a whole' new concept of indoor for six years. Representa. Fisher road and Jefferson, in the family. head to light their way, free- tives from the Michigan rigan has asked Mrs. Henrv S. Walker to serve as ~ooklng. ThIs counter top broiler exhausts cooking fumes where a National Bank of Two Other Children ing her arms for .:.arrying chairman of the day. Mrs. Merlin A. CudUp, treas. without an overhead hood. The secret Is a revoluUonary Heart Ass()ciation, Transcen. Detroit branch office stands The Koebels have two other gifts. den tal Medita tion, the urer, is In charge of tickets. surface vent bullt.jn next to the grill, It trallS smoke and today, was the only drugstore. children. The Robert F. Koe. Discovered eventually as a odor at their source and whisks them out of doors. see it Friends of Belle Isle and Others working for a marvelous mornIng aft' She spoke English, not flu- bels are a Pointe family too, Christian she was sentenced Representaiive Robert Huber the Mesdames Harold R. Smith, J. Lane Donovan, in the handsome new kitchen model display at'Mutschler ently, .but enough to uniler. H a mp ton road residents. to be burned - but the wood KJtchens, 2022'7 Mack Avenue. are among scheduled speak- Mark C. Stevens, Crawford Frost and Robert stand and be understood. Daughter Ingrid, her husband would not catch fire. Lucia ers at upcoming Pelican Russell. • • • Times change: The Pointe's Charles L. McCp,be and their was finally killed by a sword luncheon programs. Fol' Glitter And Glamour ... at holiday parties ,grown up, built up, but a children Jive in Pittsburg.h. thrust December 13, the day • • • wear sliver or gold lame. Find a new collection at great deal of what it was There are eight grandchil. it was believed light returned Pledging Delta Tau Delta Michelle's Boutique, 17864 Mack Avenue. Lame remains. dren in all and - so far - to Sweden. frateJ'l)ity reCEntly at Hills- Cancer Patient Drivers Needed shirt dresses short skirts with cardigans and pant. Just as there's a lot of one great,grandchild. Tales of her saintliness and dale College were freshmen Louise Imhoff, 884.9318, cer Society volunteer driver. suits are pri~ed from $100. Michelle's is open Fri~ the young woman who came Mrs. Koebel is a member beauty were car r i e d to CAR LOS G, MORRISON, would like to talk to anyone There is a big need for day evenings until 8. from Sweden 50 years ago oC the International Institute, Sweden by traveling Norse. graduate of Newport High who feels, in the hustle and more volunteer drivers. Pris- • • • left in Ingrid Koebel. in charge of the Showcase of men. Her Cliristian influence School, P.. I., son of DR. and bustle of everyday life, that cilla Nye, 273.1710, Cancer in Martha's Closet. 375 Fisher ROad, you'll A Great.Grandmother Swedish Culture there. The was woven into the old pagan MRS. THOMAS J. MORRI. something is missing ... to Society Transportation, will She's a great.grimdmother current exhibit depicts the Festival of Lights. SON, of East Jefferson ave- anyone who has two to four answer any questions about find a dreamy selection of robes and nightgowns. now. (And how, ill 50 years, various provinces of Sweden. The single candle she had nue, New York, Beverly idle hours one day a week. They come long or short with matching rOQes.One the "job" if you can't get great - grandmothers h a v c She is a charter member worn on her head became a Hills, Calif., and Palm She's offering any man or hold of Mrs. Imhoff. charming ensemble features a floral pr.int nightie changed! Mrs. Koebel, trim of the Jenny Lind Club of crown of seven and Sicilian Beach, Fla., and University- woman with access to a car styled with thin straps and trimmed unth lace. It and chic in a pants suit. is Detroit, which met for the Lucia became S wed en's Liggett graduate ROBERT "a job you'll find the most . has a matching robe and comes long or short. about as far removed from first time April 10, 1937, at Queen of Light. T. WIERINGA, son oC MR. rewarding time you've ever '1- • • • Great -Granny in ,"ar Shawl her home. Has Many Settings and MRS. ROB E R T T. spent." Those Follts At Mr. Q S.y ••. try a andL is I e Stockings as a Jenny Lind's purpose then The Lucia Festival contin. WIERINGA, of Lakeshore The job invol'ves driving a (I horse and buggy is from an was to foster and promulgate ues in Sweden, not only in road. cancer patient who cannot one."eeker to Europe. Choose. Londoa, .MII. Pam, Boow or other destinations. The rlites Apollo spacecraft.) Swedish culture. Jenny Lind's homes but in h 0 s pit a 13, • • • get there himself to a clinic now are amazingly low. can 886-0500 ••• TlIet'e's still a hint oC an pUl"pose now is .the same. schools, hotels, restaurants, Poi n t e r MARY WEIK- or hospital for out.patient 1951'7' Mack Avenue. . . accent left, if you listen hard. The Swedish Historical Mu. wherever people gather. It SNAR, news writer for the treatment. "My children are vitally in. scum in Philadelphia was reo con tin u e sthrough9ut the Stephens College newspaper, The rewards? ... Louise, • • • • ..... At The Sphere-8quirrel's Nest ... terested in Swedisb culture, cipit!Dt of the Club's first world, wherever Swedes or Stephens Life, recently at- if you call her, will tell you and they can understand it charitable donations and the people of Swedish descent tended an Associated College a1l about those. . 19849 Mack Avenue, store hours ~tart. I speak to them in Swedish." Museum continues to be a gather to celebrate the old, Press convention in Chic8g0. Mrs. Imhoff, of Allard "_ ing November 23 and are 9:30 to 5:30 But they don't speak Swedish primary Jenny Lind concern. lovely customs. -----_____ avenue, is an American Can. • _ Monday through Friday . . • 9:30 to themselves. There is a Jenny Lind Room LucI'a, wI'th .her can dIe -- _ . b h M troit Symphony Board mern- We . 5:30 Saturdays . . . also open three A language, if It's to. e re- at t e useum. crown and Star Boy attend- ber. ' friendship and understanding • Sundays, December 9, 16 and 23, 12 tained in fluency, must be Through the years Jenny ants, will ,bring coffee and between ,the .people of Swe- Congratulate to 5 p.m. used. Even Ingrid Koebel, Lind Club of .Detroit has sup- Lussekatter to everyone at They'.ve crisscrossed the den and the people of Detroit. • • • born and bred in Sweden, has ported many other projects the jenny Lind Club of Dc. world together .. The y , v e Detroit.Swedish Council is The Uni~ersity a bit of difficulty slipping and organizations, from the troit's Lucia Fest this De- sailed the Atlantic on a ship responsible for bringing the For The Holiday Host . the Notre Dame into Swedish when she goes Grosse Pointe Foundation for cember. carrying G r eta Gar b o. Ombudsman idea bere. The of Michigan Pharmacy has a good selection of wines, liqueurs, back to visit. Exceptional Children to the Ingrid Koebel is a commit. They've bee D everywhere, Michigan Assembly on the ••• undefeated goodies and barware. The difficulty only lasts a Red Cross. Music s~holar- tee m em b e r for the 1973 seen everything, and they're Ombudsman was held in Oc. • • • day or two. Then her ear ad. ships at Wayne State Unl- Lucia Fest. content now to be here. tober, 1968, at Wayne State in 19731 At The Edward Nepi Salon •.. Make.up ArtJst Tess justs. She ,begins to think versity were a particular in. Lucia is always the daugh- "We used to spend part of University's McGregor Me. Nepi says, "Anytime is the time for beauty! It doesn't mat. again in her first language. teresl.. ter of a Jenny Lind member. our summers on the we:;t morial Conference Center. ~ ter U you are already one, or have to work to become one." There's never any Ct'lture Maintains Tradition One of Mrs. Koebel's daugh. coast of Sweden. We used to Detroit's Dew City Charter i Let her show you up to the minute make-up ideas that cUs. Shock, for Mrs. Koebel, when Through the years Jenny ters was Lucia once. So was go to Florida in the winters. provides for an Omb::dsman: ~over new planes, angles and colors in your fa~e . . • she came to America, didn't Lind has maintained a strong one of her granddaughters. Now we stay home, and we Mr. Koebel holds the Order subtle Ideas, that are in keeping with tOOay's natural look drop her Swedishness. She Swedish cultural tradition in enjoy it." oC Vasa, awarded by the King sl'mply added Americanl'sm. Detroit. Mrs. Koebel describes her- 1 TV t.8858 for appointment. If h C . Ingrid Koebel rakes eaves of Sweden for furthering rela- • • • • Scandinavian Art has been The Club staged its first se as a aush~afu now, a in the autumn and takes long tions and commerce between one of her continuing, major L u cia Fest in 1938, with woman w hose c Ie concerns winter walks in the snow. Exciting New Jewelry . . • by interests. Gladys Lagerfeldt represent- are marketing, cooking and Once upon a time. as a Sweden and the United States. Raoul Calabro has arrived at the ' Friends lJf Milles ing SI. Lucia. keeping a warm, comfortable child in Sweden, "although They're quite a pair, he Margaret Diamond Shop, 377 Fisher .'.' The Koebels were close This year's Lucia Fest i~ home. we Jived in town," she used and Ingrid. Swed~n can be Road. These unusl!31 earrings, neck. ._, friends of Car I and Olga scheduled for Friday evening, But oh! ... How she can to ski to school. proud of both of tern. STUDIO CAMERASHOR CARL JOYNER. - • laces and bracelets make beautiful ~ ~~ Milles during the fa m 0 u s 1 December 7,' at the Detroit cook! Mr. Koebel is as concerned ~ ~~~ t~:~~gc:~. Chrl'stmas gl'fts. • ." sculptor's yea r s lit Cran. Boat Club. And oh! ... What a fan. 20229 MACK - bt. the Wood's • • • brook. Ingrid, in the "'icture Lucia Day, December 13, tastl'c host. ess she I's' In the with Things Swedish as his So can Grosse Pointe. The Backgammon Buff ... who has everything above. is posed beside... the traditionally signals the start warmk i"comrorlable home sh. e wife.broughtTogether.the Stockholmhe and IngridRest------e cept a good looking lucite score holder 1Dould Milles figures she refers to oC the holiday sea son. in eAcPls . d aurant to Detroit. It opened I x f Ch' tmas Find it at Barbara's' Sta. as "Carl and Olga. going to ~weden .. Early that mormng ways a voracIous rea er, in 1939 'Bnd remained one of ~ve one or . rzs. . . la heaven," the stunnmg sculp- In Swedlsl. homes the elllest (she likes hi~to~, loves a Allemon on E. Warren Ave. twnery, 373 Fzsher Road. Th~re zs als~ on dlSP Y ture that graces her wide, daughter, dressed in white good, meaty histOrical novel), the city's finest restaurants a large scrapbook covered wtf.h an Ahce In. Won- j crescent.shaped dining room with a crown of sev:)n lighted. she goes to bed ~arly _ and for more than two decades. derland patterned fabric (allegedly .the chotce ~f window. candles set in lingonbe~ry I then, engrossed In the boo~ Then Playboy Cluh , FLOWER SPECIAL Jackie Onassis) It is $35 and comes mother fabnc Eliel Saarinen designed thc leaves on lJer head, carrymg of the momen.t, often ~oes? t J e n n y Lind held all its cho;ces. For another have-everything-type, how Koebels' for mer home in a tray of coffee and Lusse- Pnl~thtOutt1Ie 1Ight unhI mId. meetings and Lucia parties , Cl I d d h. d h k It (C t b ) g at the Stockholm for many about a good looking ultra-contemporary fire ex- ove~ y roa an IS aug. a er' ancy cu.rran U!lS, . • M A I I years. (The restaurant's East I While TMr Lest . . h ? ter did the interiors. Weav- wakes each family member, any ct vit es ,------I hnguzs er. .... inRs, rugs and curtains were Ioffering food and singing the She's belonged to the Pointe JeCferson avenue site eventu. executed at Cl'anbrook. Lucia Song of light and joy Book Club for years. and to ally became home for the De. I SWEETHEART I Talented Mr. Cueter •.. at Bijouterie designed Sigrid Koebel Mosher lives as she travels Crom room to the Grosse Pointe Farm and troit Playboy Club.) $199 one-of-a-kind plt!ces specially for Christmas gifting. there now, with her husband room. Garden Club, and has worked Mr. Koebel is a past Gov. I ROSES I The new display of beautiful, unique 18Kt gold Charles and their children. She is accomj'lanied by for years for the exquisite eroor for Michigan of the ~ n _ rings in coral, angel skin coral and dia~onds. Also "W~ moved," Mrs. Koebel white.dressed Star Bor at. Christ Church Fair Par i s Swedish Historical Museum I Per dz. I his classic designs in diamonds sapphires and ru-] explams, "because the house tendants, e a c h carrYlDg a Tables. in Philadelphia and a charter b' rt of what's new at 19860 Mack Avenue. was too lar.ge for ju~t the lighted c~ndle. She's a me~b.er of the member oC Detroit. Swedish tes are pa. . M t Ch and two of us. We wanted some. Ancient Ceremony IWomen's ASSOCiatIOnfor the Council, Inc., formed in 1963 For your s.hoppmg conv.eln~elnce as er arge thing smaller and more con. The meaning of the cere- Detroit Symphony Orchestra. to strengthen and promote BankAmencard are ~Vat ~ e.. venient." mony is rooted in antiquity. Mr. Koebel is a former De- cuI t u r a 1 and artistic tie~, FRESH ClJT I BUSINESS GIFTS???? ... I have a All The Better To See ... the display of beautiful, in I Bath And Boudoir .•. are beautifully brightened by ~ Superb Sel~ctio~ of .Cheefse A~s409rt5- vogue, oriental M1gS, Ed Maliszewski's, 21435 Mark, has I Style built accessories which come in gold filigree at the CHRISTMAS TREES ments, ranging In price rom 'l" bet'n expanded to twice the size and remodeled. It still has new WRIGHT's GIFT AND LAMP SHOP. There's a com. and up. Don't be left out. Order early! the same boutique at~phere and personal service. The p1ete seleclion including comb, brush and mitrOI' sets, soap IN NOW If you are interested in Special ".CUS" orientals on display can be ordered in other sizes. Of I dishes and tissue boxes. Find an excellent choice of tDdl. TOM" gift boxes in quantity these are available COUlse, there is a great seleclion of carpeting and area Ividual and persona/ired Christmas cards, wrap, and party L.". SeIectiM ., also. CalL for an appointment 884.9077. P.S. My M1gs ... 776.5510. goods. Use WRIGHT'S convenient lay.a".y plan and free ' mailing deadline is December 10th. The Merry .. • • parking for customers next '1.0 the building , •• 18650 Mouse-Kercheval at Notre Dame. Be The Pre t tie s t Decoration I~ack Avenue. Open Thnrsday, Friday and saturday eve- TULIP BULlS • • • .4.round ... during the holidays. Let mng. Modern Man-the (ull service Men's Salon. Of- ,",'. • the Gross~ Poi~te Coloseum des!gn a I • ., • f . g StyI' g hairco[oring Hair & Scalp Cleansing very specwl ha:rdo. They have znter- Time was when the druggist In the Old. • e~n T tin, ts Hair St~aightening Hair Body esting hairpieces, cascades, braids, rashloned apothecary shop used to make up . ~n ~~a m~~Ili'n and Servicing of' Hair Goods. hair accessories and tiny little orna.lspecial creams and powders and formulas roces~, ~ 1" 'T'h t' MODERN MAN ments of make believe hatr ... at I or all kinds ror his customer •• , We stilI See the ProfessIon a s. - as, . 881 72 "2 :10. We also have all the modern prescrlp. 19609 Mack Ave. Appt. TU 1"()()1O. 20335 Mack Avenue . .. - i1. lion items your doctu recommends and Allemon Florist • • • • •.• . I prescribes. Plus vitamins, healtb foods, can. SALE ... SALE. , . SALE ... Terrific values are If You Want The AntIque Look ... In box vales cent needs, elastic stockings, supports to be had now at the Pre-Christmas sale of a special IChristmas cards, head for Ports. Of Call .. 23220 Gr. and bad buks. Last •.• but not least, we have colognes, selection of fine dresses, long and short, pant suits I Mack. Ask (or Red r-:arm Stud.lO. greetings. There r soapll and sachet bags to ,delight your great aunt and lots on E. Warren and accessories. Hurry to Mr. Julian Fashion Bou- is st.ill a good selection of mIniature doll house of other people, too. Come see us. A. J. Meyer Pbarmacy, tique, 15114 Kercheval in the Park, 822.2818. furmture. 16361 Mack Avenue, 882.IOtO. 17931 East Warren Tu 4-612Q

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