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VOL. 36-NO. 43 GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1975 lie Per Cop, t:1l~~::~I~.:--~~.~IIa:.lk "." Per Yeu
HEADLINES Bird's Eye View of New Park Facilities IWoods Dedicates YSD Vie,"'s of lhe Report 011 WEEK 1 New Complex at Marijuana As CompUecl by tbe Grosse Polllie Ne~s Detectives Rel.te N. Lakef ront Park tion.wide Figures to .11lursday, October 16 Present Situ.tion MAYOR YOUNG and City Swimming Pool Is largest in Stat. and Second in Pointe Are. Council Pre sid e n t Carl Biggest in Country: Entire Project By Bo,er A. W.h. Levin announced VVednesday Cost S I,680,000 that, with or wilhoul federal Nationwide survey ~ approval, the city plans Dark, overhanging clouds and a brisk damp, suits indicating that mote within 48 hours ro begin de. cold wind failed to deter the dedication of the young people are smo~i molishing hundreds or dan. gerous federaUy-owned houses Woods' new Lakefront Park Swimming Complex ing marijuana were l':ltr in Detroit. Elmer Binford. and Tennis facilities on Sunday, October 19. The cently viewed in relatiOn local director of the Depart- new outdoor pool is reputed to be the largest in to the Pointe area by the ment of Housing and Urban Michigan and the second largest in the United Youth Service Division'., Development, said the city States, with Toledo, 0" claiming the honor of hay. (YSD), four detectivet_ would have to pay HUD some ing the biggest. - An Assocllted Prell storr $14,000 for each house it The park is located It 23006 C:te Traff:c earlier this month Slid ~ tears down without permis. East Jefferson, just west of " "Natlonll Institute on Drug sian, The city says It intends Nine Mile rOld, St. Clair Abuse released four QllWllif. to pay nothing. S h 0 res. The Woods PIYS P blems:n veyl costin, $2.2 . million • • • taxes on the 13.acre Ilnd to ro, "which reported, Imon. otHer the City of st. Clair Shores, W ad A informltion, thllt marljullil which in effect mlkel it a 0 ~ un Imong 1Z.17.year.oldl ,f. Friday, October 11 privlte park, for the exclu. rea most doubled between 191~. THREE AMERICANS who sive use of Woods residents 74, discovered how viruses may and their guests. Residents Ask Council Based upon marijulnl ~. cause malignant tumors in Dlp1tariea AUe.. for Relief: a.im e1dentl reported to the YSD humans won the 1975 Nobel Attending the ceremonies Congestive Flow for ils iIlvestlgltion betWetll Prize in Medicine on Thurs- were two State senltors, of- 1971-7., plus the thoulhts of day for accomplishing "'a ficials from the Woo d s, of Vehicles 's division detectives based up. giant step in cancer re- Shores Ind SI. Clair Shores, Dangerous on their oVin experiences In search." Sweden's Karolinska and other civic dignitaries. this area, the national sur. Institute awarded the $143.. The dedication was opened Residents of Brys drive veys reglrding the use or p(lt 33000prHizoewtaordDaMvla'~trnal~~r::r:,'7,. This aerial picture of Grosse Pointe Woods' and tennis improvements just completed and by WoodS'City Administrator Helen, Canton and old rnen;~:l~of:t~a,llel such usage U', and Renato Dulbecco, 61, Lakefront Park, taken by Don and Walter Bid- dedicated. For d etai Is see story In. co Iumns 6 an d Chester Petersen whowe1- E'19ht M'l1 e roa d , near )y Dee:ld.... Drop 11 t h a ve eran cancerresearc. dlingmeier shows the new complex of skimming 7 on th is page. thankedcorned aUthemIn attendancefor being pres.and filledh the Woods council From 1971-73._ known marl. ers, "for their discoveries ---=------ent. 'He the n Introduced c ambers on Monday, juana cases 110ng with total concerning the interaction M B I Di I LWV P' - Woods Mayor Ben jam in October 20, to beg for drug related incident reports between ~umor v~uses and City Balks ayor ut er sc oses . wns Pinkos, wbo in his opening relief from the heavy ve- showed a steady increllse In ~helel'~eThnetelyCWml.lalt~~l~cffth~~ 0 eha F N ed Be f.. T P t speech expressed his Ipprec- hicular traffic on their frequency, However, in 1974. ... m ne IClary 0 resen iation to the residents of bis streets. Motorists, it was tbere was a decided drop prize in Stockholm on De. n nge arDlS a community (or approving the claimed, are using these both In ~he numbe~ of report. ce~~~.1~: __:~~.,..;~ ,Oi,,-E~ilJp,a.,B,y,Lo,le,BeniQmipH. wng Candidtlte8 ~po~S~ub.ire~.~:f~:~:e ~eJ1l:r:~::W;,~,.ses~~~ll~~~~, ~1~:r~12~A~~~te~sd:::. Sltm."oe-.- 'I' . -" - , . -'-'- .. '. __ Mack avenue. '... R01I ." ...... NEW YORK CITY escaped State Attorney G.~er.1 Prominent. A!torney's ~ill. Stipul~htS City Will In for m • d EJector.t. th~~:~y:~dthl:;t~~u;:: Not only are t!le.relldeQta fl~':f bk~~~~Ij=::~~:e~ fisc.l default aDd linancial ,Fr."k,j<~, ¥e~:, ., .~~~!1:\'It.'q~.~..,T!'...ir'!'.(t~:f,i~r.~~.:~f:"."J,.',. ' :~ .'ofForu~s ies .Ind petti OAband tbr. eoJnP~mta,.bo ..t the ellr aiJ4.•totaliqe~ntafor that chaos"by ;lq;eyellshFriday , 'Prop' osed. Amend- ., ~ . . ~ •.t. e. ;::W~ow ,.",Nth. ,. Scltecluled For tbe ceremonies. "alfle, but ,I., .bQut the period lOolr. Uk, thi.: If71- when a teachers' union agreed - ...... ------B th W--~ Mayor Pin to. ClUed on helVy t r u c It sind semi. marijuanl, 6ll reportsj total at the last minute to grant a ment to In a surprise announcement before the Farms 0 vggS Charles VIII Hove, chlirman IraUera , whlcb Ire prohibited Incidents inc1udln"uch cite. $150 million transfusion from Charter Council Monday night, October 20, Farms Mayor .nd Farms (CoatJllued 011 P.,e 4) from u.ill' the.e atreets, iorles I' opium. cocaine, Its pension funds into muni- William Butler revealed that The Farms has been ------Si,n. Ire po.ted to that el. etc., .yn/hetie narcotics and cipai coffers that were run. Michigan At tor n e y named as a partial beneficiary in the last will and With the idea of get. EMS Retracts feet. "Ill oUler," 120 reports. ning dry. United Federation General Frank Kelley testament of the late Benjamin H. Long. ting out an informed The citizens cllimed that 1972-mlrljulnl. 122 casel. of Teachers President Albert vetoed a proposed amend- Mr. Long. I prominent ------I t t' th Shores Charge approximately 2,100 vehicles totll Incidents, 182; 19'J3- Shanker yielded to intense Grosse Pointe attorney and DlamondLIl's and Pip e r' s e ec ora e 10 e upcom. 01 all types. not only use mariJulnl. 13» report!, tot,1 state 'and city pressure after ment to the City of long time Grosse Pointe resi. Alley. ing Woods' and Farms' their !boroughlares, but Ule loddents, 199; and 197~ once reneging on the prom- Grosse Pointe's charter dent, died at his home on Devon Kelly's cur r en t Council elections, the Michigan Department of drivers Ignore traffic control marijuanl, 82 Clles, total i¥-: ised money in union pension which would change the August 12 of this year. owner is Robert A, Cuson. League of Women Vot- Public Health, Emergency and truck prohibition sl,ns. e1dents, 111" funds. Once Shanker agreed local election voting day. The potentill new owners of ers of Grosse Pointe Me d i c a I Services (EMS) Speedln, is another problem. While these figures show. to d /h th bo d The wording of the will Ch' f J h W H U Id spen e money, e ar The Council was thus stipulates that The Farms the bar are: James A. Addi- (LWV) is holding can- h le , d o,~ep.. t' u : .. Sl . All these flcton, and more, the fluctuation of these af. of trustees for the pension forced, at the regular will receive one-third of the son, 22, of The Park, who didates' forums before e ha mlSm erpre t"'" hIS not only are hlZardolls to the fenses Ind provide an indl. system quickly approved his Monday October 20 meet- residue of his estate after will be the actual manager the election in each city. records," when he Innounced children and people lIvini 10 cation of trends in usage, the decision. of the premises; Eli Ozeirey, last week that tbe Shores' these streets, but Iiso cause bazy lrel of unrepOrted eases ing, to rescind its motion the death of hb widow, HeD- 36, of Southfield; Cynthia L. The Farms forum will be ambulance service was un- dlmage to property, over tbis period always r, .. • • • to put the proposal on rietta. The will further stlpu- h d Tu derstaff d " Cohen, 26, of Franklin Vil. el on esday, October 28, e . Dama,e to Property maIn •. Sunday, Odober 19 the November 4 ballot. lates that tlhe .endlowmfentthbe lage; Christopher J. Dasaro, at 7:30 p.m., in the City Hall, The Shores actually has As one w 1" I Slaill 1. DI'U(I VALIUM, THE DRUG most The proposed amendment, used "exc USlve y or e 23, of The Park; and Louis 90 K rby d Th . Ii 18 licensed attendants on its B loman lvmg n There was a "tremendous often prescribed by doctors passt!d by the council on Au. benefit of the people of The J. Dasaro, 21, also of The e roa. e elg t force, rather than three, as rys to d the solons. there Inerelle" In the use of marl.
to treat anxiety, has become gust 18, 1975, would have Farms, as The Farms COU1\. Park and brother of Christo. candidates for the four con- Mr. Hull reported, (NEWS hive. beenh a numberto I tof WA'oc. juanl until the .ummer of the number one choice or brought The City's charter cil sees fit." tested seats will be present. October 16), caslons w en mo r I s, ,- 11174 h I I d ft d b d' to in line wilh state election BeaJitlful Gest.lU'e pher_ Are Old FrieJlcls JoAnn Kelly wl1J moderate The mix-up resulted from stoelPePnin.gwfhorICh!bed'etaodPenldilsnaat Slid wD:~. c~::rlc~e ~ag~n: rug a users, accor mg I b h . th t' Mayor Butler said it was . h a filing system quirk thlt heH t South High SchOOl d' I I~t a study released by the Na- aws y c anglng e va lbg a "beautiful and touching The !lve applicant! aye Ule forum, assisted by Aud- wa not awar of Mr Hull Brys. have driven straight h I kl. d IS r., tional Council on Drug Abuse date from the first Tuesday known each other for vary- rey McConachie. s e,. ahead and onto her pro""rty, w a qu c y a ded mo" . N b h d gesture from a wonderful said. Files of licensed at- .- ng 1 th .o:r in Chicago. Dr. Jordan Scher. In ovem er to t e Tues ay ing periods of time stem- 8 k ood causing considerable dam. you peop e en expcn' executive director of the succeeding Ihe first Monday man. The Farms will grate. ming from family relation. 10 ee W I Selts tendants are not kept by city. age mented with alcohol. council, said the statistics in in November in odd years. fully accept." ships and school friendships. The Woods forum will be as he assumed, but are Ir. , He felt the' marijuana us- !be study released Friday, State Takel Precedence In other action before the The potential new owners held on Wednesday, October ranged by county. There is a large section of age survey renected The "mean that an excellent drug M K II d' d h council, a communication promised to work with the 29, at 7:30 in the Municipal Shores Director of Public Brys drive that make a sharp Pointe area up to the sum- for medical purposes is being cou:~iJ theate~tat~ ~~s~ ta~e: was received from the State council on problems consist- Building, 20025 Mack avenue. Safety. Joseph Vitale. said turn and deadend, on Eight mer 197. decline. The detec. overused medically and is Liquor Control Commission ent with the three pubs in The 10 candidates for the "I'm sorry that it appeared ~ilefroad;}IH elen rodad'dcomd' live attributed this drop to certal'nly bel'ng abused by precedence over city char- requesting the council to Mack avenue. The owners three available seats will be that we were understaffed, mg rom arper, ea en s two possible factors: the d r U g abusers. ters in Ihis matter and there- I Th . f th that Brys and th tl r " Research adopt a reso ution recom- moderated by Mrs. Joseph e cIty a en ou ere , e sec on 0 availability or "good" marl. shows Vall fore, Mr. Kelley did not wish d also mentioned modificltion h 1 Ca t h th t bl 'um currently is to have the question placed mending for approval or is- plans for the bar; new car- Thompson. assisted by Har- aye.. a wa)'sbobeenk'very con- fomnon,I Wered d d e t rouE' hte juana. which was difficult to contributing to four times as approval the liquor license rlette Slowin. sellmhous a ut eepmg up en s, ea en s a Ig obtain, and the introduction on the ballot. transreral of Devon Kelly's peting. new paint job, new with State requirements," Mile Eight Mile is north and f h '1 PCP many drug.related deaths in fixtures and a new name _ The Farms candidates are: 't . 0 c emlca s. e,g., , an the Chicago area as it did There are three instances Pub. "We've got two or more IS e e n t e r is the Waye- animal tranquilizer. among last year, he said. Ihrough the year 2000 where Devon Kelly's Pub is one "Pointers Pub." Patrick N. Clarke, Lloyd A. licensed attendants on duty Macomb County line. Canton the student populacc. • • • Ihe first Tuesday in Novem- of the three bars in Mack They also mentioned new Semple, Harry R. Fruehauf. at all times," he added. is the city limits line between In ract. Det. Fagan stat~d ber falls 00 November 1 in avenue that resorted to hir. additions to the bar's lunch- Jr., Warren J. Delp. Wallace Mr. Hull r e pea t e d his The Woods and n II r per he has been noUclng a shi(l Monday, Oclo'ller 20 odd.numbered yea r sand ing security guards last sum- eon menu. plus the potential D. Riley, W. James Mast, claim that The Park and The Woods; north of Eighl Milc lowards hardcr drugs in would conflict with state mer to help control noise, removal or pin balls from John W. Murphy and James Farms are understaffed. with is St. Clair S!lores io Ma- cases which he hIlS been In. FOR THE 14TH TIME in elcction dates. The first in. parking and litter problems. the pub. H. Dingeman. only one licensed attendant comb. vest/gating, For example, ifI their last 15 games, the Min. stance would be November at the request or the bar's Councilman James Dinge- The Woods candidates are: each. (ConUnued on Palle .) the last lwo months. four nesota Vikings dereated the 1977. residential neighbors, The man proposed to approve the George S. Freeman, Robert _ PCP incidents, one heroin Detroit Lions in Bloomington, (Continued on Page 2) other two bars involved were application on the condition Trinklein, George Cueter. and one cocaine case hav<, Minnesota on Sunday. This ------the new owners agree to Rodger Graef. Joan M. Mul- Plan to Train Ne'w CrOll crossed his desk, time by a score or 25.19. The knowledge or three condi. Ian, Brian M. DeFour. Wi!. He feels hard drul( usage combioation of a fumble on tions:, removal or the pinball liam E. Plumb. George S. n lapered off in Ihe early 1970's the opening kiekoCl in the sec. Fire Prevention Contest machmes, k now 1e d g e or Lilly, Mary Lce Graham and Of Probatw. VOl'tl.lteers lowards a shift in the use oC ond haIr and a questionable T'P .Zs P r parking and security guard Albert Abend, marijuana, Prcliminar)' an. call by an oCficial spoiled the eaClleS UP", areflts problems, plus the nearness Guides Available A growing caseload and a view or the criminal justice alyses of substances coduCI. day for the Detroit learn. The or Ihe residenlial areas." A vo~er's guide will be strained starr or volunleers system. Sister Scan Hogan, cd al (he YSn office lasl year win kept the Vikings un- ThE' Park Fire Department hazards have been elimi. Passed Unanimously available at the rorums, have inspired the Grosse Crisis Center director. will indicated mainly marijuan, ~a.t~n at ~o in th~ Central initia. d a contest during nated, a check mark was The proposal to approve These guides will give bio- Pointe Volunteer Prohation coach volunteers on inter. or hashish, hI' said, "Now, ellVls/on,mg downWIthsecondthe L/onsplace ho!d.with' Fire Prevention Week , Octo. placed after ves~ or no of wasTh passed by1 aI votet otk 70. graphl'cal mal~rl.al~ on ~~ach Program's third training ses- viewing and counselling tech. it appE'ars as thou~h rel)(,rl. I ber 14. each question. . e counCI a so o~ ac. candidate and their answers sion or 'he year, slaled to niques in the next two ses. I'd cases in our ofri('l' inlti. a 3-2 record. I The pupils at Trombly, De. Sample qucslions were: hon on a communlcah?n to two questions: 1. Why I begin Wednesday, November sions. Mary Meyer at the cates a shirt back to haffl • • • ! fer. Sl. Clare de Montefalco "Are matches kept on a hillh (rom. Robcrl, D. Dunwoodle, am running for the Council, 5. Northeast Guidancc Center drug usage." Tuesday October 21 I and Christian Day Schools' shrIC oul of reach o( small Hearing ~fClcer. request~ng and 2. What I feel are the New probation workl'rs will will also lecture on the use. Conslslent C)'t"' ' 'were each given a "lIome: children?" "Arc cords on all the counCil ,10 sel a hea,rmg issues facing The Woods or join lhe staff at 60 in con l' of the hunllreds of rer('rral' Del. ,"'agan strcssl'rj th'e HANDGUN 0 W N E R S: Fire Safcly Report" to be' lamps, irons, radios, the TV date to review the d.eclslon Thr Farms. These guide,~ duclin>: presenlence investi, resources availahle 10 pro. fluctuation of u,a~l' o( ';jl'i would have to pass a State' checked out with thr airl of i and othcr electrical appli. anll order of the "raring Of will also he on f,tl' al the Ilalions and counseling the I bation workrrs, OilS ,'uhslancl', ol'('r :1 1"'11"" Police exam and invesliga., their parents, On completion' ances in good condition, not (lcer rcnde~ed AuglJ.~t 20'1 Central and Woods branches mllny probalioners who are I All thc s('ssions will he of liOl(' on Ihl' paris of \ "1Ir,1, tion under a bill proposed or the check.oft, the paper I frayed or WOrn'" Therc 1975, re~ar~mg the reSidence of thc lihrary. being increasingly referred I held at the Woods Municipal I people. In cilmg Ill(' ",l!lt'll, Monday by Rep. Stephen was signed by the pupil and I were 25 questions in all.. at 452 Madison avenue. , to the group ror help by buildinll, 20025 Mack avcnue. , population at any gin'n lime Monsma, D-Grand RapIds. har,ded to the teachcr. Thc I Wilh all lhe returns in, The unoccupied house at Fran~('s High':, l.WV s('rv Pointe judges, I Volunteer applications may i period, hI' said th('rc will bt> The legislatIOn would iJcense classroom With the greatesl Park firem('n look a count at I 452 Madison avenue is owned I ~ce c~alrman W,W IS arra~g Training sessions ar!' set be picked up at the Woods,: studcn!s who refrain rrom us' handgun owners aClcr 14.day percenta,l;e of relurned rorms each school WIth the result by Mrs. Marie Randazzo, Iml: I e meetmrs, sa}/ I al for Wednesdays, from 7:30 I Park, lISt 15 Jefferson lve. i inll drul(s, sludl'nh who will waiting perIods and limit' would be awarded a fire I 'hal the seconci and fourth and has ber.n a problem for i the purpose 0 the horums 9:30 pm on Novrmber 5, 12.. nue). or City (171.5 Maumee, use alcohol, sluden's who will them to one gun in the home chler's hclm('t to he hung I grades or Trombly School thc council since at least IS 10 .I(IV" c~tll.ens t/ ~p 19 and December 3. An addi. ! lIVl'nue) officI'S or at the: IIse marijuana and, fin:llly Additional guns could be in ils classroom (or one year. I tied tor the most returns; 1969. port~mlY to e:;; ~an r1I aI's lional session will he sched.: to'arms Police ~1;llion, 90, ,~Iu P.ge Two G R 0 SSE ? 0 I N T E. NEW S Thursd.y, October 23, 1975 ------To The Citizens Of YSD Studies Marijuana Use in Pointes Woods Police Driver Grosse Pointe Farms: (CoIIUaae4 Irom rlge 1) in ,pci,-wbieb bas been sold search on the eUects of Accuse I recommend and urge you to creulng the amount of young u LSD to unsuspecting buy. smoking marijuana. people III the "refrain from ers, he stated. "There's a As for the use of hard Dennis P. Tapin, 29, of 1976 any drug use" category. small group of young people drugs among young people, 22812 Sunnyside. Sl. Clair VOTE FOR Anotber point cited as part I who are invulved in ('hemi. he felt they were disciplining Shores, was arrested by of the survey's in tbe As. cals, but these aren't as ae. themselves in this area. Woods publlc safety officers JAMES H. DINGEMAN sociated Press story revealed cepted as marijuana has 'Great Coatetll' on Thursday, OCtober 16, and CAR percent of the thr~e m~I'1 been." Finally. other results of the charged with driving while s.s under the influence of liquor and hon high school senJ?rs In Meanwhile, Det. Way n e surveys as reported in the and speeding. He was reo W. JAMES MAST t~e CI~SS~f 1975 experiment. I' Baum, North district, viewed Associated Press story noted leased on $100 bond, pending e WI.h Illegal drugs:. and the subject of repeaters reo 300,000 of the 19 millkn a formal hearing on the two.thlrds thought marijuana garding usage. He indicated young men between 20.30 for Councilmen of our City at the elec- charge before Woods Muni, tion on Tuesday, November 4, 1975. u~ shou!d b~ legal or only a I in many cases the same I years of age used heroin with. cipal JlIdge J. Patrick Den. minor vlo.lahon. . people who use marijuana I. in the last )'ear, while an. LEASE nis. Both have proved to be conscientious, In relallon to thiS, the story are the same ones who are other one to two million used. able and very effective members of the fluoted Dr. Robert L. Du.; often involved in other inci.• other illegal drugs and seven PSOs Michael Cavanagh The Car Of Your Choice and Michael Ferrence stated Pont, Institute director, as I' :lents, while noting there million smoked marijuana, present Council. They have earned i in their report that they were 1•• 1II1a11Delivery - All Mikes" MDdils your vote (and gratitude) by hard work saying. "It Is apparenlly in. have been some new con,' . . evilable that )'oung people Ilads on this fronl. I The story IOd!cated that cruising north on Mack Ive. CIOIIII E.4, 0," Eld" FI'I' and careful attention to the affairs of are going to experiment with .. . use .~as In~reasmg beca~se nue. when they observed our City. Their re-election will assure cigarets, alcohol and mad. .That marijuana usage IS ma~ljuana IS more readily Tapin, also headed in the Cal/ Leasing Manager juana, and th: ~ this experi. wldespr~ad amon~ you n g avalla.~le now. and because of ume direction, driving in continuity of knowledge and experience enee will lead too many people 10 The Powte area, the contagIOus phenome. a very erratic manner at a on the Council. young people to a reguiar ~e said, "I don't want !~give non" that chal1e~ges. non; ~.mi1e an hour clip. Starting AI Ekin at pattern oC undesirable use of It a lot of credence. users to follow theIr friends from Hawthorne road. the WILLIAM G. BUTLER these drugs. i lie asked for example. e)(am!,!~. o!fi('ers ~aid. Tapin began "Jury SWI Out" "How much 'truth is there in While. c.iling his .opinion weaving from the right lane, On the experimentation the r~mor young people are that criminal penaltl~s are crossed over the white center MIKE OILIER iront, Del. Fagan and his parlYlOg down on week. not the answer an~ his sup. line, then back to the right three colleagues concurred ends?" While adding. "In my pOrt of the growmg t~end lane, and nearly ran into the LINCOLN-MERCURY that experimentation will al. experience, talk is cheap." among sta~~s to deerlmi. curbing on several occasions. Fo,mo<1r honk Mom. 'n,. =. ways take place among As for the decline in dlvi- nallze marijuana use, the The officers said they aeU. vated their flasher Ind sireD young people. sion reports regarding mari. story q~otes ,Mr. Du.Pont II 130 Kerche •• 1 A.e. at Aline road. but Tapin At the same time. Det. Fa. juana usage in 1974. Det. ~aYlDg, 'The st.e~dy mc~e~s.e failed to stop and continued 1"-5000 gan cautioned that "lhe jury Baum offered this opinion: In the use ~f liCit and illiCit on until he rel~ St. Joan still out on the harmful At the peak of such usage, it substances I~ of great con. is in St. Clair Sbores, where h~ effects of marijuana" while was "cool" to be seen doing Cern to use. was brought to a halt. giving many young' people it; now, individuals could be On Ihe bright side, accord. Cavanagh and Ferrence credit for disciplining them. par~icipating in a closed sit. ding to .the story •. M~. Du. said that Tapin was very un. Tht' dislribulor in l'IlUr {'11r is tht' heart of Ihe selves in the area of sub. uallon. As a result, there pOS' Pont Slid the maJOrity of steady on bls feet when or. DAYS OF SAIL illnitioll !i~'l\tt'n1: it {'onl~ol", c~lind.~r firinl(. The di",- stance abuse. sibly may be no decline in those ,!ho experiment witb dered out of hla car. They tribulor (,Ilnsisls of • numbt'r of cornponen'e Ihal For bls part. Det. Donald smoking marijuana. drugs either. stop or only use took the man to the Woods r•.la~ Iht' baUery's low-,'ohafle eledridly 10 the spark Schmaltz South d i s t r i c t Dru" Edu anOll them occasionally, and the statiOll, where Tapln all'l'eed , " ' 6 C n u m b e r of "hard core" pluJ's .• :arh one 01 these distributor componentli - agreed t,hat. th.e n~honwlde The deteclive also stressed herom addicts has apparlll1t. to a breathalyzer test, wblch cal', rolor. ad\'ance alist'mblies. breaker poinls and surv~ys mdlcahng mcreased another point on the educa. ly stabilized at about 400,000 he failed. rondenst'r-hllli to bt' kt'pl in !iuilable condition and marijuana usa g e among tional front. The YSD has persons. He was issued a violation properl~' adjusted 1;4' Ihat Ihe~ .. ill delinr 10 th., youths betwe~n 12.11 years spent a lot of time in class. ticket lor dnmk driving and ..orrert plulI: at the eurrecl morot'n!. Crom 1912-7. 15 reflected In room situations on the hu- another for doing 405miles in The P~inte. . . . ards of violating the law and Center Classes a 35.mlle zone. Hia court date t:arh mem~r of our staff dot'''' Iheir I,..~,to Ilin, Despite the tailing. !>~f~ in drug education. in rela. Is scheduled for December ~'ou Ihe ser\'it'e Y'ou want. t'or car repai rs ,we us al such usage in the diVISions lion to controlled substances Olfer Fitness 10. l'(m.Tt: OODGE.I~(; .• 18001 Mark Ave .. IU14-7210. 197. ann~al report, the de. he said. ' Sa me day service is ~iven ",henever possible and we tectlve Slid, "I can't see any . , talling oft in the use of mari.But Det. Baum added It s Classes in Karate, Yoga Contest would appret"iale il j( you would gill' US Iht' delails juanl. Tbere have been lots an intangible tbin~ in meas. and Ballel offer fitness at of what ill wronli: with your cur. Our friendl~' lie"'ice of unreported incidents which urlng the effectiveness of Grosse 'Pointe War Memo- (CoIKJaaed f.... Pile 1) manaller i. Ir.ined. equipped and prepared 10 lipend we know of. such IS contacts such presentations. rial, each differently instill. its room. st. Clare de 'MOIlte. as murh time all n~cessary 10 unalyz~ )'Clur carll prob- from parents, wiUt the Incl. His North district associate, ing mental and body dlsci- falco's second and fourth , lems. Hourll: Service-DaH)' 7::W a.IT1.-6 p.m., .\fon. dents themselves not being Det. Stuart Gerow. felt the plines. tied, and each was given I unlil9 p.m.' pul on paper. r would go overall nationwide surveys, Karate Is taught OIl Friday helmetj and Christian ,Day along with the increase and particularly regarding Ute nigbts from 7 to 9. p.m, for Scbool, becluse at the single classroom for all grades, re • ..jl,TO FACT: the survey report." growing use of marijuana an eight.week term begin. ceived a be1met han, up. A showing 01 rore limited edition lithographs If your car has an eleclrunic ignitiun system il Parenta Take Charge among yuung people. weren't ning October 31. Both begin. to Dr. Eric FoUo, Trombly hand signed by - doe. not ha.'f' Ihe same !!ort Ilf dilltributor us Ihe regu- In exploring such incidents, indicative of The Pointe ning and intermediate stu. Del. Schmallz stated par. area. dentJ are enrolled and men principal who izUUated the lar ifolniiiun Il)'slem. ents in ,The Pointe are taking In saying the community and women. boys and girls CODtestaDd bro~t It to the Montague Dawson atteJItJo!l at the Park Fire sleps 10 marijuana usage doesn't follow the national oare all welcomed to attend. Opening cases ~ucb ~s seeking. advice trend. Det. Gerow had words The instruction is by memo PreventiOIl Bureau, was ex. and dlScip1JnlDg their chll. of praise Cor Pointe young bers of Wayne Stlte Univer- tremely pleased with the re- Tuesday, October 28 thru No....mber 15 dreD themselves. And these people. sity Karate Club under the sults. He remarked thlt this W•• k days 9:30 to 4:30 cases, be noted, were not direction of Sang Ku Shim was an excellent progrlm in Saturdays 9:30 to 3:00 formal complaints. "The. y:oung people are who i n t rod u c e d Korean whIch to lnatlll fire preven. "Marijuana is so prevalent more dlsclpl~~d 10 all areas Karate to this country. DiI- tion Into the minds of chn. THE FRAM. GALLERY OFGROSSEPOleTE, INC. that it doesn't begin to faze of total actlVlty than they cipline, mental alertness and dren, and through the chil. 18140 Mack Av.nu. Gron. Point., MI 48224 people as it did a couple were two years Igo" regard. techniques of defense are all dr~n. to the parents. of yea r s ago," be .Iid. lng such usage, he saki. leamed. The 'fee' i. $20' lot Chief Costa .aid the kin. ,People are accepting auch LeIJ'lled LeiM' ," the eight~w"k temC' ..... dergarten Ind first grlde usage more, "not thlt it's Many learned their lesson Yoga is tsught at the Cen. students did not participate . right, 'but there's more ac. from those who made mis. ter in both day and evening in the contest, but since it 1i ceptance," the detective stat. takes, the detective continuo classes. The eveDiJlg elass was received with such en. f ed, in ma.lt1ng hls point. ed, while citing not only the term begins Wednesday, No- thuaiaim by the other pupils, I HAVE WE GOT A ! "We talk wlUt lots of indi. use of drugs in this regard vember 5, 1:30 to 8:30 p.m. they mlgbt be included in , viduals who have experi- but also respect for property. extending to January 5 skip.. the 1976 contest. Neverthe. NAME FOR YOU! In chevron mented wiUt marijuana but "The young, (today), are ping the holidays. Taught by less, tbese childrett were not twill ... these people are not every. more mature and sophist!. Richard Pro be r t, S.R.F. forgotten. They were given day users," he continued. cated:' be added, while giv. trained, the evening class drawing Ind coloring books SUITS and SWEATERS SLACKS to take home. .lo~h'.r • JaYlnQt Rub,. "There are very few people ing the school system credit welcomes both sexes and SPORT "Orummcand oKingnictlill_ who haven't been in contact for this result. teens as well as adults. The program might be ex- • Ootlt"Q'QI 000""'001 tended to middle school stu. COATS "John We;tr .. Tailo,', lenc:h with It,' (marijuana). . . , 'lloOtc"li .P'endl~Dn .'.ndlll'lof'l -le: ...,', As for bard drug usage At the same bme, Det. A daytime yoga class IS dents also. the c:hief added. .K:il'l9'ri~ • lite.. ,.. Det. Schmaltz said heroin i~ Gero,! realizes that mari. tau~ht by Betty Locke, S.R:F. 4GokMn Houw .... ,I'lold Pol1M" almost non-existenl "with and IS accepte~ by young tram~d, on Tuesdays, 10.15 .. Joknn, CQfM)n " lik 'n d th t people IS somethmg less abu. to 11.15 a.m. for women oo1y, Election TIES ::ason ~o~o~~ ~~~l~ res~lv: sive than alco~o1. He s~id ~ginning November 11. Both SPORT SHIRTS "Don tope-r CUSTOM ..Donil9Of .. Johnny Carwn 17.00 around its ava'l bility He youths smoke It at parties, elght.week yoga terms are ..Co "'t' 4. Iiolmfl l (Continued from Page 1) TAILORED -Enro I h ' d ath t . " for instance but are more offered for a fee of $20. Yoga The Councll's other pro- ..Ptnd~lon Complete wllh a dashing Grenadier collar, The : so em~ ~slzet a then. careful abo~t such usage. tones the basic organs and posed charter amendment, aOTHfNG SHOES fabric slays crisp end neat looking because it's orce~en IS s ronger an. brain through ex e r cis e, .. CloIttom TOo.n Ud designating the council memo • AlI"A Edmondl Durable Press polyester and cotton. All the famed ever. • , If .It ev~ntual!y becomes stances, concentration and DRESS oMoni,IM Hathaway extras Including slngle.needle tailoring Tllk Is Chelp legahzed, It Isn t progress, relaxation bers as the official City Plan. so seams are stronger and neater, and a ronger During the last six months he stressed, whUe emphasiz- . nlng Commission, was ap- OUTERWEAR SHIRTS -tnro HOSIERY there has been an Increase ing the need for more reo Adult Ballet taught. by proved by the attorney gen. .Alpoc~ shlrtall that stays tucked In. ______~______Mary Ellen Cooper beilOs a .CQmp • Strata Joe eral's office and will appear ..O'Ort.ct new term November with .loIldon fOQ the matching Regim~tal repp tie 7.s0 " 2. on the November • ballot. .. ~pp.Ho,e .. ,Itnod SpGf'hweor t classes scheduled week day This change Is necessary if FORMAL evenings Tuesdays, Wednes- The City is to receive $22,900 DRESS SHIRTS BELTS days and Tbursdays. The 10 Tuxedo Rentals • Hornc\, t10.. ~ whaJ.iDgs ;:; in Housing and Urban De. • 01.<:0' dt" 10 Ael"l'G week term is $27. Classes are '''herS. .. Johr.n'F CO'~Ofl ~=e"•t ...... ,....lot MEN'S WEAR i; velopment funds to develop • Aher SlIle ca£STm accompanied by Mrs. Chades a master plan. Cooper pia n i stand the 9:30 to 5:30520 Woodward. 9:00 to 5:30 fisher Bldl. {. IIARRIN I MAIN SlOllI 1f,1~j HOOif' D.I,ool Cechetti or Traditional Ital. ARE YOU A MAN~ 9:30 to 5:30 203 Pierce, Binninlham ~N \t Koo ..... ll (,ri;l .. Pl~ ian Ballet is taught. WITHOUT A STORE. S"op CI~ E ~::r~" IS7 1080 , 1U ~0863 OrotSC 'ljl:~;;;;;~i:;::~\:,::en,<~::r~.~n~;::;::::'i::;;J;l~r~I [i Pojnt~ News ~., MO" _d'" ~A .... oe9P"", hbUlbeti Ev~ Tbuntlay 'by ' ... ~ W ..d r ...... ,1 1I"4!l Thursday, October 23, 1975 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Thr",. ------Self Inl.p_ro_'v_e_?_l_'r-ySeminar IPark Fire Cllief Warns Judge Pytell II A lwo.day se~unar based ducted by Stephanie Ham.'. • Convenes Court i on thc "best selling book ~~ lin. former social cas.e ~ork. J I 1974, The Total Woman er for the State oC Michigan. 0'1 FUl-mmable Clothlnnl" --- by IIlara!>el Morgan. will be The seminar is designed to __ .______A total of 23 persons ap: GRO••E held at the War Memorial help women achieve personal Do YOU know that flam. on the package will indicate peared beCore Farms Munici : Wednesday. Oetooer 29. 9. fulfillment in their lives. mabie garments are still be. the phosphate contents oC the Illal Judge Robert Pytell on', POINTE BOOK VILLAGE 11:30 a.lI1. and Thursday, Cost of the seminar is $15. ing sold on the market, es. product. If this type of de. two Wednesrlays, September, Octoher 30. 9 a,m.-3:30 p,m.: a $1 registration fee and pecially children's sleep. tergent is unavailable in your i 7 and 24. Two persons were invites you to discover the "NEW" Village The_seminar wHl be con., $3.75 for lunch Tuesday. wear? And, do you know that market, then use a heavy. I foulld not guilty, three per. dilferent types of fibers, duty liquid detergent, Follow i sons' Irials were adjourned Thursday-Friday-Saturday October 23-24-25 b,le~ds and na~e retardant: label instructions on how to i to a laler dale and four p~r' For More Booting Fun, . flOishes used In sleepwear: use these on flame retardant, sons were gil'l'n future tnal: require different kinds of I garments. Here are a f<,w: dates, : laundry products? ~examples: . AI the Wednl'sday, SI'P' Browse the Nautical Park Fire Chief Phillip: I. 100 pereent polyester- Itl"mber 17, hl"arinj(, William SPECIAL EVENTS AT THE BOOK VILLAGE: Costa said that aecording to : machine wash in warm water: J, Sandburg, of 698 Shore We are proud to present an ensemble from ship's Gift. "- 'a law passed in July 1973.' and tumble dry to retain. ham road. was fined $35 011 Boat I ehildren's sleepwear, from name retardanl properties. i a charge of eareless driving. GROSSE POINTE THEATRE (including Don luppli •• . sizes 0 to six must be flame Do NOT use soap. bleaeh, or John W. 1I0a::, o( 379 Neff wheel i relardant. As a maller of low phospate detergent. ~o: road. stood mule to a eharge Bliss, John Deibel, Donna DiSante, Gigi Marco, • O'Cld •••• Sp .... i fact, the US. Con.lmeree De. NOT send to a comJllerclal: of defective equipment and Larry Marco, Ruth Maygall, Gene Shea, Rick ("'Y Co iHoll.r) parlment wenl a lltlie furtber laundry. I receil'ed a suspended sen. I and banned the sale of any 2, 100 percent mOdacrYlic-1 tence . Shea, and Becky Wheeler) performing musical • i fi.ammable sl~epwe~r up to machine wash in warm George F. Ryckman. of • Na .. li,.' Book. ,'IX 6X, the chIef pOlllted out. ~ater. Tumble dr)'. Do NOT \ 487 Rivard boulcl'ard. pled selections Saturday starting at 12:30 p.m. and ....bli'alion. ! Nevertheless, 50 percent of ilron. guilty 10 driving while im. • Ship'. WhHl CIee". ~urns from f~amm~ble cloth. i 3. 100 percl'nt collon-ma. I paired and was fined $100, mg occur With children be. I chine wash in warm water, I plus $100 in eourt costs, • Ne .. I..el La•• ,.. I Tlchts will M .1 Sli' I.r Gress. Pol.l. naIf'" S~'WCISIPr•• ti••• 1 i Iween si~ a~d III y~aC5' of Tumble dry. Use DOVHL~ I' Ronald Chickoll'ski, of 5106 • S.th Themo. Marifte age, makmg It essential that recommended all10unt of con Radnor, Detroit, pled guill)' NEIL SIMON'S --THE GINGERBREAD LADY" Cleek. onel la_I ... standards. be establi~hed for centrated low suds phosphate to charges of open alcohol (Show dates: November 29-.30, December 5-6-7) , dolhmg In larger sIze gar. detergent powder or a non. in a vehiele and possession CANVAS I ments. other than sleepw~ar. phosphate heavy-duty liquid of marijuana. He reccived .. H ••• such as underclothes, shirts, detergent. Do NOT use soap, onc vear's probalion. a $50 LEATHfR It'. IffHlficel slacks and so on, ChieC Costa bleach, or other nonphos. finc ~nd must attend Alcohol -Special display of Theatrical, Movie, and Music Books OXfORDS ... Ifle. I said. A n~mber .of ~tates ~re phate detergent. Do NOT Highway SaCety program . W.'" Get Iff now passmg.leglslatlon which launder in hard waler. Home Uonald Klimowski, of 7544 -See our selection of authentic antique schooi house hopefully WIll make. the lu- launder only. Crixdale, Detroit, pled guilly SHIP'S WHEH fAMOUS HORPOLE ture search lor elothmg safe. 4. For fabrics made of 80 to larcen)' of a bicycle and clocks ... all for sale to the public SailingSuits with the hiddenhood Until such time the laws percent rayon and 20 percent received one year's proba. are passed, said the chief. nylon - machine wash in tion plus court costs of $75. -Participate in our in-store drawing for the most excit- $42.50 VALUE •••.• 532.50 be careful how and with warm water. Tumble dry. Do J~mes Christian of 1238 Jack" .. Only $19.95 ... Value $24.50 what you wash flame retard- NOT use bleaches or soft. Engle, Detroit, pled guilly to ing book of the fall ... ant c1ot.hes. Always wash en.~rs. lareen)' of a bicycle and reo them WIth phosphate-based The w,ay to ~top tragic cci~'ed two years probation, LIFE GOES TO THE MOVIES 19605 t-bck TU 2.1340 g ran u 1a r or heavy.duty burn aCCIdents, IS preven- plus $60 in court costs 0,... bolA...... Set., S •.•• laundry de.tergents. tion,:' C~ieC Costa said. "re. At the Wednesday,' Sep. In most lOstances, the label venhon IS the key w,ord, so temher 24, hearings, Michael when y~u buy clotlung for Campbell of 14641 Houston. "THE SEEKER." WEBSTER'S NEW 20th your children, or yourself, Whittier Detroit pled guilty check them out thoroughly." to no cy'cle' endo~sement and book # 3 in John Jakes' CENTURY DICTIONARY was fined $10. popular Bi-Centennial Series - unabridged 2nd edition, Leaglle To See Jean H. Robertson, of 341 will be on special sale at regularly $54.95, only Councilman Moross road. pled guilty to 'Port Detroit' allowing an unlicensed driver to drive and was fined $20, ., .40 - this week only $30.00- thiS week only The Grosse Pointe Cinema Thomas D, Patlon, of 25625 Doug Graham League w1l1 present "Port Jefferson. st. Clair Shores, Detroit", a 16mm motion pic- pled guilty to driving while ture by Emery Gulash. on his license was suspended. And. to cllebnle Ihe occasion. we are otterlng onl-time oRly Monday. November 3, at 8 He's scheduled to return to SEEKS \'OUR p.m. in the Fries Auditorium. court on Wednesday, Octo. discolnts 01 1O~ on neb 01 till following new releases: Mr. Gulash's .film depicts ber 22. the shipping action on the George Anthony Voight, oC VOTE FOR MAYOR Detroit River. The audience 19956 East Emory Court, "The Most Wanted Man In America" will be treated to views of pled guilty to ch8rges of "salUes". railr08d car fer. speeding and driving with a Sally Quinn's "We're Going to Make You a Star" OF GROSSE POINTE ries, tug boats, Bob.Lo boats, revoked license. His speeding and the linal departure of the sentence was suspended but "Youth in Old Age" famous Georgian Bay Line he was fined $150 in court passenger liner, the "North costs and must attend court PARK American." for six days on the revoked "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" The public is invited to license charge. to attend this program with- Eugene Sturza, oC 19814 "Your Body Speaks Its Mind" out charge. Shady Lane, pled guilty to a HERE'S WHY WE BELIEVE YOU Mrs, Grant Weitzel and charge of driving while im. "Cousin Suzanne" be Mn. Marshl!ll ~11iDa are in paired and will sentenced ',Ir SHOULD'SUPPORT:HIM ..~'•• charge of the social hour for on December 12, "The Kitchen Sink Papers" . . League members. Jimlllie Phillips,. Route 1, Bloomington Springs, Tenn., EXPERIENCE: He has been a Park city councilman for the M for Murder pled gullty to no vaUd license "The Best of Friends" past eight years, the council's representative to the SEMTA Advisory and in his possession, and wall lined $5. Board, and the committee of the Grosse Pointe communities to study "Jolie Gabor" Plays at NHS Broderick Lewis, of 3612 cable T.V. Hickory, Inkster, pled guilty With North High sopho. to suspended license. Larry McMurty's "Terms of Endearment" ENERGY & DRIVE: He was Chairman of the council ap- more Debbie Saunders in the lead role, "Dial M for Mur- Helen Van Slyke's "The Mixed Blessing" pointed citizens committee to develop the swimming and recreational der" opened at the Perform- Spook Dances improvements at the waterfront parks. He managed a Little league lug Arts Center on Wednes. Anne Armstrong Thomspon's "Message from Absalom" baseball team. was a Director of the South High Dad's Club, was Presi- day, October 22, with repeat Set at Center dent, Elder and Trustee of SI. James Lutheran Church. and is Vice performances tonight and President of a scholarship foundation for Lutheran ministerial students. Friday, October 24 at 8 p.m. The War Memorial's Youth Richard Ney's "Making It In the Market" Theatre North's lirst pro. Council plans two parties on duction oC the year also fea. Halloween week.end. On the ROOTS IN THE COMMUNITY: He has lived in the tures junior Bill Craig as the True Halloween, Friday, Oc. Park for 36 years. He graduated from Grosse Pointe South High and conniving husband, seniors tober 31. there will be an . . , Ind . . . 1O~ dlscounls on tbe following paperbacks at University of Michigan. He is an attorney and member of a well known Steve Radulovich as Lesgate eve n i n g for 7th and 8th Detroit law firm. Doug and his wife, Doris, have 5 sons. and Rick Robbins as the in. graders Crom 7:30-10:30. On Ihe Book Village . . . ~ spector. Saturday. November I, a Theatre director Gael Barr party will be held for Senior HE WILL LISTEN. He will be receptive to citizen suggest- has another mystery. "The High students in grades 9.12. ions, will provide new leadership and more open and responsive govern- Chalk Garden," opening next Both parties will leature Tarzan John Dickson Carr ment in the Park. Wednesday. October 29. at live bands, special Hallo. the center, 707 Vernier road. ween games and prizes for C. S. Lewis Other shows this season in- the best costumes. Cider and Georgette Heyer VOTE FOR DOUG NOV. 4 c Iud e "Don't Drink the donuts will be available. Douglas Graham Election Committee, 1019 Bishop Water," "Cyrano de Berg. Admission Is $1.75 in ad. Alfred Hitchcock Daphne Du Maurier erac" and "All the Way vance, 25 cents more at the ------_._------Home." door. .. , lor the little people ... 10% discount on Ibest favorites . The nice thing about owning a MisterRogers Walt Disney Seymour used Cadillac isthat All Golden Books Stock up now - discounts on top-selling books are .. most people carlt tell itsused. few and far between! (NDtl: sllpplilS for t_ls special 3 da, sail ...... Irl lI.itd 10 booksOftcurrlnt In.tary.) ~~,~- - and while you're here - take a look at our wide selection of Christmas gift books. There's something for every reader on your list at the Book Village! .boul • 3,600 .. ',: .. ,< ',:, CiH!,lliIf. It~; il;, '.'I'1f,ll: a', Ihilt Al Seymour Ca(lillil(; we treat used l.ar custorners THE BOOK VILLAGE - YOUR COMPLETE READING CENTER i,,, fl. i'f:;.qtlfIJIIV taken C .. ; .. '\.. .. '; ... t ?En sa S SEES? SS?SSlSmrps spirssssrts'SS'S77ssr S , ; 7 t 7 "t«" ;""';" "'d'\/,. ! s - Pete Four 6ROSSE POINTE NEWS I teet, wbose firm dea&ped the ball of the people of Grout Park Complex Dedicated pool IDd complex, after ltat- Poillte WoodI," \be .a)'Or Wooda Traffic Problenl8 thlt the IWimmiA, pool said, beartte1t tbIDb ill, ".w. volume of traffic, A review (CW' •• , ,...... II ,ave I brief biltory 01 the WII the larlelt ItI the State to thole wIlo worbcl 10 bard (c.a... fro. rale 1) of the Cit1lelll ReeruUoa projeet Del 0D1 the for th1I mom_t, eapeela1l)r On October 7, I peUlion of the lraffie eital10ns islued Committee, wbo expreased 11Ie 'invocaUoA WII the.a. I second y to pool In September 1975 do bear DoG Ha11mall, dJrector 01 bearUlI IN signaturel of rei' prld t_ ... - .... & ... '~ul slven bv the RevereDd Rll.... ill Toledo, remarked that be out the fael that some motor. e III \DC --..... DeW.., .- bad not seen the Toledo pool, Parka aDd R«:reatloG, aDd lc1eDti of tbe area Iffecled, complex, and ot the tact that V. B.rtOIl, pasto!' cl OUr but as to I" claim of bein, IIr. Vu How IDd Ilia com. .11 presented to the Woods, Ists faU to stop for the atop signs at Helen avenue. Of he and ba committee were Lady Star of the Bea Ourcb. the largest in the eoualry, mlttee. Above all, we should alking for relief from what the 20 citaUonl Issued on in__vo_l_¥e G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S P"ge Five ------_._----_. -_. ------_._------ .T H d F ]9 I T' I' B b D P SI I F.11 MOil' P .. I Learn the true facts in the .. ower onore or. t 1 lIue ltrglllr Ro s Heart isease rogranl ate( 's I lOll rescrrpt,olls II case _ assuming too much ~For the nineteenth consecu. and coverage category. The IWoods Ilolne "Coronary and A-rt-e-ry-D-i-.-p-a-r-tn-le-n-tof Surgery, Saint Cottage Hospital filled ils inter~ .and fO\lr pharmac)' is bound to get you into live )'ear The Tower, South paper also was voted dis. seases" will be the subject John Hospiltal A question one.millionth prescription in techl1lclans. trouble . .Uigh School's student 'news. ti~ctJOn in editorial leader.! A burglar took advantage Iof a CQmmunity health in!or. land answer period will fol. its pharmacy this month, ------paper, has bEen awarded shIp and w{iting and editing. : of an unlocked rear bEdroom mation program to be held ow I ..ecognition from the National Editors o! The Tower last I wlfidow in the home of Mr. on Tuesday, November 4, at F~ture health forums in. according to Cottage Admin I 343 0188 Scholastic Press Association year were Jan Brown and; and Mrs. John Aithn, 144017:30 p.m. in the Peter A. clude: Smoking Withdrawal i istralor Ralph L. Wilgardc. - . 'IJi one of the top.ranking Shelley Deneau. Editorial. North Renaud, to enter the I Whyte Memorial Auditorium Clinic, !\fonday. January Izl Although Cot tag e was L"IlUIT~ uns rIB' N' If Tilt .... :~~\~~;:l.~..newspapcrs in the chairman was Dave Kerr. residence and make oU with: at Saint John 1I0spital. 22101 through Friday, January 16, I founded ill 1919 the hospital and business managl'r was. a lady's solid white gold Moross road. 1976: Alcoholism Tuesda\'. ' 'I rNl'1:.~~~=:~. ':< For issues published duro Rick Berg, ,diamond wrist watch and The program is sponsored March 16. 197G;' SmokiJl!i! pharlllac)' was not e~tab ".- IIIIrIICII ;il)g lht' second semester of, Other staff members were I several pieces of sterling by the Saint John 1I0spitll! Withdrawal Clinic, Monday •. IJshed until late 1955. I nor! WI. " "IPS . = :Ule t974.75 school year, The: John Hall Kath)' Knotts' silvcr items, according to an Guild in cooperation with the April 5 through Friday, April: to that tim£', prcscriptions I .... ,Tower placed. in the first, Lisa Houn;e1l Kitty Craft' official Woods Public Safety Sa int John ~edical staff. 3, t976. ) were ordered from pha rma : 0 LL.. R ;elas~ a~ld rect'l\'ed marks. of 'Mark Smith,' Kim . DuHos~' De p a.rIm e n t report. Tbe Speakers II1clude: lIug~ W. Free tickets to thl' public. des in the cOlllmullitv. D .. :dlstllletl?11 III four of the five Phil Johnson, Dave Jaglois, break:1n occurred on Tues. lI.end('rso.n. M,.D" Card.lolo. forum and furthr-r informa'i . '!lft'as e, alualed. ; Frank Maxon Malt Bonior day mght, October 14. gIst, Samt John Hospital; tion on this and olher com. Chief Pharmacist S. A. ',. . RENT-A. CAR SYSTEMS ;. T:le Tower receivl'd every' Roger f'iHion: Julie Tenny.: Mrs. Aitken told authorities Vlado J. Koz~I, M.D., D~. munity health information i Ma<,y heads the departm('nt I ~. ------:llOssible point in Ihe content, son, JIm Schmidt, Margil thaI she was t~(' last to leave reclor of CardlOvascu~ar .DI< may be obtained by calling made up of SIX reglslered lertilt Till If... Ptlllli ArM I Gerstmann, Damian Kiska, , the house. w~lrh was about se~se and Cathe.tefl.zallOn, Saint John Hospital, 8818200. pharmaCIsts, one pharmacy I Drew Peterson, Tom Shine, 7 p.m. She said she. returned Saf,n~ John .Hospltal, and extension 405. Please call ~.._-- .. --.------Rick Thomas, Mike Marlin, at. 9:30 p.m. to dIscover a Phlhp J. Fennga, M.D., De early, as tickets are Iimiled, 1 Dan Hartlieb Cheryl Tobin, cluna cablllet door open and --- and Mary Coyle. . i ~~~rre:~d dO~:c Ofh~~:e h~~~~ Poillter Earns 'Lost' iUet1al 1 Robert Button was adViser. i sacked. I : ~!rs Aitken lold invl'stigat. Clarence E. "Bud" Day I who had heard the rumors Church Slates ing officers Ihat the thief had Jr .• of Bishop road, was au. about it. RE-ELECT taken her watch, with a dia- lhorized to be awarded the One persistent individual, Fibll Happenin' mond band, valued at $750. China War Memorial Medal, Graham K. Kidd of Florida, Also missing, she stated, (K'and Chan-Nien Chang), who had served in the Hlh were two sets of sterling by his Excellency James C. Air Force Headquarters in W. JAMES MAST The Grosse Pointe Uniled silver creamer and sugar H. Shen, ambassador of the Kunming, Yunnan, Chi n a , ".:~ Methodist Church is launch. bowls, value unknown; and a Republic of Chi n a to the kept investigating. ing ils Every Member Com. set of slerling silver candle United States. After 2':r yea r s. he suc- GROSSE POINTE FARMS mitment Progr'am this week bases. and a sterling silver It was presented at are- ceeded in localing a copy of' with a series of Eight House dish, values not known. cent banquet held at the De. Circular No. 166,U.S. Forces, COUNCIL Happenings and a Youth Hap. The watch was taken from troit Boat Club, Mad a m e China Theater, dated 29 Sep. pening, The congregation has the master bedroom, and the Anna Chennault, widow of tember, 1945. The Chinese been invited to attend one of other articles from the din. the f a m e d general, Allen government authenticated the the House Happenings which ing room, it was disclosed. Bennett, retired Air Force award and announced that begin Thursday, October 23 The thief' did not bother to G e n I' r a I, and H. M. H. members of the Flying Tig. and continue through Mon. close the bedr(lom window O'Young, consulate for the ers-14th Air Force Associa. Biography: day, November 3. afler entering, police said. Republic of China in Chicago. tion would receive this dec. 43 years old: married to former Martha Watkins: five children The theme of the cam. The burglary was assigned presented the award. orallon. four in college, one at Grosse Pointe South. paign is "Spirit for '76", The to officers of the Detective The China War ltlemorial ------theme will be presented in a 25.minute film that has been Bureau for investigation. Medal, known as the "Lost Scouts Seek Residence: created by Cecil Sessions ------Decoration of World W8r 11," Homeowner - 300 Cloverly Road. Grosse Pointe Farms resident with the ,assistance of Rudy Tringali"Horan commemorates service in To Help Many. 32 years. Olila nd Mrs. Walter Bill. China with America's Chin. quist. Robert Montgomery is In CODtpetltion ese allies in the defeat of the Mem~ers of Boy Scout creating the audio for the Empire of Japan. The dec- Troop 479. Parcells School, Education: film. It explores this Idea Kathleen Tringali, of North oration was authorized by are currently collecting used Kerby School, Brownell Jr. High, Grosse Pointe High 1949, with scenes of the congrega. High S c h 001, and Mary the Chinese government at clothing. toys and bicycles Massachusetts Institute of Technology: S.B. 19.53, S.M. 1954. tion at work and worship. Horan. of South. will repre- the end of World War 11 - for the "Oakdale Center," sent Grosse Pointe in the 30 years ago. . formally Lapeer State Ho.me, Business: ~'!\ ,~ Michigan Bicentennial Sen. The general confusion then Lapeer, !rJich, Partner, Walter H. Mast Co., custom home builders. Senators Pay iors scholarship competition. existing in China apparently Residents of the home 'leV .;) The two will eompete with resulted in the documentation range in age from three to Woods Tribute other high school winners to bel n g misplaced. It. (the 93 years. Professional: .11 Unhealthy Chills become one of two state rep. medal), was generally con. For pickup of donated Registered ,Professional Engineer in Michigan and Wisconsin. resentatives to the national sidered to be a myth by those items. call 884-0055. A special tribute, suitably American Society of Civil Engineers. Tau Beta PI. Engineering :~ High Fuel Bills competition. A $1,000 scholar. Honorary. Sigma Xl, Scientific Researcb Honorary. framed. was presented to the ship and an all expense paid Woods council on Monday, trip to Williamsburg, Va., in Needless Repair October 20, by State Sen. January will also be award. Civic and Community Activities: Joseph M. Snyder, 26th Dis. 0 0 ed to the state winners. • Councilman, Grosse Pointe Farms, 1971 Bills! • trict, in which a section of The winners were selected • M.1.T. Club of DetroIt - past President and Director tlie Woods is included. The GROSSE POINTE on the basis of a "Bicenten. tribute also bore the signa. • M.I.T. Educational Council - past Regional Chairman : CALL US TODAY nial Minute" composition and Our expert Inspection& ture of State Sen. John H. and Councilor. ::t: eurrent events test scores. " Tune.Up Service will put Hertel, 2nd. District. A large HOCKEY ASSOCIATION • St. James Lutheran Church Runners.up at North were :: your heating system in top area of the Woods is part of • Grosse Pointe Citizens for Education -, past VIce-PresIdent :: running,economicalcondition. John Kennedy and Mark his district. Brandon; at South they were • Economic Club of Detroit The t rib ute lauds The Rodney Shene and Janice PRE MITE • Founders Society. Detroit Institute of Arts WooQ,t.fcr reeeivin~ the cov: Jtosin,ski, _ , • Detroit Zoological Society , et.l'4_ Ame"l"an. Automob\llli .,.•\V,lnne....of ... the';' natiollal AsSociation's grand award competition will receive a .'•• A1'III'G .SCHOCR. • Grosse Pointe Farms Boat Club for traffIC safety for the $10,000 scholarship and have fourth time since 1966 and their "BicentennIal ,MInute" Details at Grosse Pointe Community Rink the achievement of 17 years presented on television. Planned Action - Not Unplanned Reaction or Call without having a pedestrain Sponsors 01 the competition fatality. are the National Association The tribute, in part, stated of Secondary SchOOl Princi. Alan Henchel - 886.5543 VOTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 that The Woods' outstanding pals and the Shell Oil Com. , safety record is the result of pany. REFRIGERATIOI, efficient traffic patrols, law. abiding citizens, wel1.postl'd NY TIIG, 'IC. signs, and various safet:; Your Heating and Cooling programs initiated by the Headquarters Since 1937 Woods Police Force, which 14711 HARPER AVE. has enhanced the level of TU 6..4848 safety consciousness of the community. Also available: , In 197(. the city was pro- What a beautiful exciting new Design Line .... AuthOrized claimed the leader in the na- way tional AAA survey of traffic to end YOur ExtenSIons. safety of cities of less than phone hang-ups ... ~ 50,000 people. Mayor Benja. Dealer min Pinkos accepted the trib- ute on behalf of the city. Trimline@ Touch-Tone@ elect Extensions. LLOYD A. SEMPLE · O. Chestphone Convenientl Extra Trimline phones save time, steps, missed calls ... and to Farms Council the TouchTone feature makes calling NOVEMBER 4, 1975 even faster-eaSier, too~ Inexpenslvel Additional phones Celebrity • Vice President, may cost much less than you think- Kerby School PTO just pennies a day. • Member, Advisory Versatile! Use your new Trimline Commillee Grosse TouchTone extension for sharing Pointe Deportment 0' •Antique Gold of Community calls (carrying on 3. or 4-way confabs), Services Or as a personal phone for private conversations. "',,. • Director, Grosse Pointe Swim Club Beautiful! Chic Trimline table or wall model phones are available in beige, blue, green. ivory, red, white, • Director and Officer, Detroit Zoological yellCMI and black. • O.Candlestick Society a nd Detroit 11f Travelers Aid Handyl l11uminated controls are right Society; Director, • Married to former Cynthia in the palm of your hand, G. Taylor; four children Detroil Community Music School • Resident 01 Grosse Pointe Just calJ your local Michigan Bell Community for over business office and say you want • twenty.five yeors • Post Direclor, a new Trimllne Touch-Tone Grosse Pointe Extension. Do it ~r Exeter • Member, Christ Episcopol Hockey Association Church You can have rotary dial Trimline • Portner, Detroit low phones in areas where Touch Tone • Graduate of Yale Univer- Firm of Dykema, sity and Universily of Gossett, Spencer. seTVice is not yet available, Michigan low School Goodnow & Trigg Tlll'se ,md orh!" ""'Mtive DeSign I me phones corne in ,I vanely of colors Several (!If/erenl models ava,ltlole, some III eUher Please Vote, as complacency rot<1l)' dl,,1 0' Touch-Tone ve~lons can your @ Michigan Bel business office for more mfonnahon at the polls leads '0 'I,~~m.\,;.. of I\nwn,.,. T~koph"n~ & T.I J f I, '7 5557'77$ ,.. • 'Ii Page Six G R 0 SSE POI N,T ENE W S 11lursd.y, October 23, 1975 You are doing your besl Many people set up their .'ood Ok Y E Dl H °d I The prospett 01 aD Ordeall A man who is luecesafull 11', much better for any only when you .are trying to own slandards of right and ". 8 aY8 oung xecs C I an aYTl e I~s worse than the ordeal is DOt necessarily & mlR of mln to weir out than to rust impro\'e on what you are wrong and judge others ac. Tw~ Renuests ------Itsell. means, out. doing. cordingly. "I A new Young Executives and set.ups aboard. At the ------group will celebrate its in. ranch. the gorup will ride John Cameron Swayze says, The Woods Coondl gave .ulUlation with a HaUoween hay wagons and enjoy a bon. its unanimous permiuion to harride Ind spaghetti supper fire belore returning to the City Treasurer Helen L. Fox at the Longhorn Ranch on lodge for dinner. All are en- and City (:{)mptroller.Aises. Friday, October 31. couraged to wear costumes sor Frederick G, HorDfisher The group will leave The and liflhs of liquor will be to attend two diHerent ses. War Memorial at 8 p.m. via awarded as prizes. The cost sions. This action was lake a thartered bus with free beer of the entire evening is $10 at U1e regular meeting Mon. ------and reservations must be day, October 6. made at The War Memorial; office by October 25. Mrs. Fox received approval Devil Gridders I to attend the MurJcipal Fl. The group is also planning II nance Officers' meeting la Down Roseville a Chicago weekend Decem. ~ Kalamazoo TuesdaY'Wednes. ber 5.7. The weekend includes i day, October 21-22, (wiUl per. By Joba PaUfy round trip train transporta. mission being made in the tion in a special coach. trans. South's Blue Devil grid. 1975-76 budget lor expenses fers to hotel and back tQ the incurred), while Mr. Horn. ders overcame chilling tern. train in Chicago, accom. "SELLING YOUR HOME? peratures and a s tea d y I fisher received approval to modations for two nights at ~ drizzle post a 15.12 Home. ~ ~ attend the Annual Assessor to the Sheraton-Chicago hotel. coming victory over Rose. Course at Ann Arbor Decem. an evening of theater on Sat. only ~ gives you ville last Saturday. I ber 1.3 with tbe reimburse. urday and a ticket to the ment of all necessary ex. The win brings South's Bears.Lions game on Sunday. One of Grosse Pointe's finest quality homes containing 4500 (It'nses. EML record up to 4-1, tying Portage. taxes and escorts sq. ft. including 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, country kitchen, TOTAL MARKETING HElP- with Mount Clemens for see- are included at $lH.50 accom. oDd place behind undefeated modations for triple or $99.50 spacious family room, 3 1/2 car garage, central air condi- ELECTRONICAllY!" ~, Center Offering Port Huron NorUlern. for sharing twin bed accom. tioning. LAND CONTRACT OFFERS INViTED!! Pete &11 led the Devils modations. Deposits of $20 Theater Bilflets with a touchdown and two should be made by Novem. Thmking of selling? Then Broker in this area, we're poin t conversions as he ber 15. G,C.W. INC. 779-5170 ERA (Electronic Really Ihe only Reallor who can Full dinDer lhea~r is of. placed an oltensive aUack The group is forming at Associales) will interest speed up the sale of your fered GrOile Pointe Theater that gained all its 233 yards the War Memorial and is you, home through this unique patrons at The War Memo. on the ground. open to all Grosse Poinlers ERA is the difference be. double selling action: local exposure to quali- rial. Candlelight buffets will Supporting Boll', 89 yards and their friends who are in tween having one or two be Jerved in the Crysl.1B,IJ. in 13 carries was D a v e executive or junior executive -1, AT GROSSE POINTE'S OLDESt local Realtors show your fied buyers and the na. 7;:~"/1NJ /.- Wyborski's 71 yards in 21 home. or enjoying the lion wi de expos ure to ro 0 m OJ! all Wednesday, positions and are in their ~ K 'f~ t-(J(K(, FOOD MARKET lotal marketing help of clients moving here. Thursday and Friday nights carries and Mike O'Sullivan's twenties or thirties, including ERA: local selling help Besl of all. ERA service throughout the seaSOn alld is 47 yards OD 4 runs. South's both singles and young mar. PLUS having ERA Mem. is FREE Give us a call b e i n g offered on Tuesday flve passel fell incomplete. ried. 'S 1732. Moclr Ave. ber Brokers in hundreds today. night, November 11, for the markl.ng the worst aerial YU 5.1565 at 01 cities across the coun. production of "Man From La allack of tbJs selson. VERBRUGGE St. Clair try showing an electronic Mancha" on an experimental Brian Myers and Rob Wor. Thieves Enter photo of your home to BEST WAY TO BUY OR basis. . people mo~ing here. rei each picked off Roseville SELL A HOME IN THE USA Tables may be reserved passes as the secondary GP Park Home U.S.D.A. PRIME AND CHOICE As the ERA Member ORIGINAL for any number, 11Ie cost of yielded only 21 yardi. on four the dimler is $7.50 including completion. in nine attempts. A burglar broke into the BEEF POT VERNORS punch bar. tax and servite. Roseville r e t ur n e d a home o( Mr. and Mrs. Ber. 6-12 OZ. CANS Grosse Pointe Real Estate Paid reservations are re. blocked punt into the end nard segnee sometime be. BLADE CUT co. quested in advance. zone to establish a 6.0 hall. tween 4.10 p,m. on Saturday. ROAST time lead, but South went October 11, while the family abead in the third quarter as was a way. Entrance was Park Complex BoU scored ODa 14-yard run. gained by breaking a window ROflND BONE or FARM MAID (CoaUHed from Page 4) RoaevWe regained the lead, glass at the rear of the bouse. ",mb., ~ I,.>., 882-0087 12.7. before Wyborski capped ENGLISH CflT LOW FAT the people were treated to a Information released by ______water show, with Don HaD. a 10-play, 78-yard drive with Park Lt. Gordon Duncan reo a four y a r d touchdown MILK man as the emcee. vealed the burglar took a FRESH GROUND pllJllle, Boll completed the portable television set from 2 17 GAL. CTNS. The exhibition was per. scoring by running the two formed by the Garden City the basement, and an alarm point conversion around end. clock from one of U1e bed. Sychrouized Swim Tea hi , Tbe Devils will visit L'ADse !n!~(JRGER95~. $1.09 Mrs, Joseph N.Rusilt, coach; rooms. The total value of the Creuse North for a 1:3(} loss was around $150. and the Ellt Lansint: Diving league game this Saturday, Team. Don Brown, roach. October 25. The lieutenant s a J d evi. JONES THICK SLICED JONATHON "The entire complex." said dence showed that the house Mayor Pinkos. "COlIt about SJOLANDER HONORED had been gone through, but APPLES $1,8llO,ooo, which wlll be paid BarbaraSjolaDefer. a coun. it appeared tbat nothing else Hickory Smoked 3 LB. BAG I off by not qui~ 1.3 mills selor at Brownell SChool,has was missing. 9 added to the tupayer,' tax been ele~ president of tJie Tbe matter is UlJder in-! - 39' bl11•. This would amount to Michigan Sthool (:{)unselors vestigation by officers of the ~A~ON 1 !rla about $25 a year to the aver. AuoelaUOD. . Delective Bureau. age home owner. "This complex wID .be used • for a long period of Ume. • . .... The beaUng s y I t em will ;~f"I! warm the water lor earlier It JHMI to.know .DETROD' BANK.... :.better. ';"'ii,.; I than UJual me of tbe pool, and a longer periC¥i before it is closed down for the late faU aDd willter season," "You can actually write yourself a To ReDOvate Bathlloue The mayor said tbat the old bathhouse will be reno. loan by wrif;ing a checlL' vated for general passive use. such as card playing, reading, and so on. and in One of life's more frustrating checkbook as long statement each month the cold winter days it can moments occurs when your as you don't exceed your showing the amount he used as a place to warm up by participants in winter checkbook balance is line of credit:' borrowed, interest charged, And they wonder a lot about God. They seem to have sports. insufficient to cover a total owed, minimum a natural awareness that He's here, and that He's TIle double Olympic swim- planned purchase. Now Can Ultra/Chek keep my important. But they want to know more. ming pool with diving. tank payment due and the and wading pool. has 34,378 there's a way to write your- checks from "bouncing'?" In the Christian Science Sunday School, God's near- amount of credit still square feet of water surface, ness and goodness become practical realities to self a loan by simply writing "Yes. Many people use available to you:' and holds 1.134,300gaUons of Ultra/Chek not only to children. They study and discuss weekly Bible Le~ water; A sun deck of 76,000 a check as we learned by sons, and how to 8pply their truths each day. They square leet lurrounds the talking with Mike Robinson, make planned purchases, How can I get Ultra/Chek? learn to look to God lor His u.nfailing help. pools. Manager of the Grand River- but to protect against "Sit down with any No need tor your child to go on wondering. Let him Although competitive swim. DETROIT BANK-er at ming and diving have been Middlebelt office of Detroit "bouncing" a check. Of start discovering, at our Sunday School. We'll be Detroit Bank Trust and delighted to welcome him and his friends, well accommodated in U1e Bank (7 Trust. course, we encourage our & design of tbe new pools, the fill out an Ultra/Chek CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL entire facUity is primarily customers to keep their for the use of Woods resi. How can I checkbook in balance, but application. Easy-to-use. dents. as a community. fam. write myself a loan? convenient Ultra/Chek FIRST CHUKH ur CHRIST, SCIENTIST anytime you write a check __ to """'" 212 ~ .. A... i1y.lype recreation. "With Ultra/Chek at Detroit protection for your checking s.wftdo)' ~ & ~~)' 5 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Your Kitchen Planned by Experts W., at Cu.tomCmt, a~ kltclMtn,,*laUtb and ha.e _ of .... f.....t ~. In tfla area to help yov plan your new Id~1O "'at Ita "It" end CMt will tan... to your InclIyJc'JoI IlHdI. You Get financing Help You Need C"ttOfllC,.ft k,.._ Plow fit obtai" fJnellClng lot you at the lowest ...... ament In"'" ratH. No 1Il«MJ' dowftl You Get a Top Quolity Job, Finished on TIme "With Ultra/Chek you can 'll\nytlme you write a check that "Ultra/Chek Is one of those actually write yourself a loan overdraws your account, helpful services you find out right from your checkbook:' "ILlIII , mMEliM CllfTUCftlS Ultra/Chek covers It up to about when you get to know a your line of credit:' DETROIT BAI"tK-er better:' • ItlSlDENTIAL • COMMIlCIAL 881-1024 .. _lAVE .• UtilE "1m FA•• liP '.1.. you ought to know a DETROIT BANK-er ~ SERVING THIS AREA SINCE 1956 .. . . Thursd.y, October 16, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS The fine shops between Eopcllo Cadieux and Neff lotllo GU.'OLOGISTS ANO PEA50NAL JEWELtA5 . " VIIIaf16 1st , 3------_z_-----FESTIVE DAYS This Thursday, Friday and I~~~~ ~ ~r;~ Saturday-Check All Three ~ ~ ~ ~ Pages for Super Values AT OUR GROSSE POINTE LOCATION Easy Care • 20% off our entire stock of PLAID SPORT SHIRTS fine Jewelry. Diamonds. Watches C'ollol1 amI polyeJter pail/leI slJh-/J in OIIO/jid • 50% off on a Special Collec- amI "mll'd plaidJ. tion of Diamond, Rubby, Sap- ComjOrlahle. but 110t too II/arm - jliJl right phire, Opal and Garnet Rings. Jor autumn wear. EaJy to care Jor d,aabll' Originally from '100 preJJ, Washer, dryer (illd ready {II ({'Mr. NOW from 550 120n •. Win a 5300 DIAMOND RING entries available during discove~ "NEW" Village Days - no purchase necessary fine jewelry from 525 to 5250,000. Kercheval at st. Clair • Grosse Pointe oulyal Open Thursday Evenings 'lil 8:45 GtMOLOGISTS ANO P~"50NAL J~W~LtAS t6835 KERCHEVAL in the Village 885-\232 ./ 172' CROQl(S RD, TROY \{ '"\J. _. -$'200 King Bedspreads for $99.50 - Decorative Pillows 2 for $5 • 20% oH Draperies (Selected Fabrics) - 40% Savings on "in stock" Bedspreads PICK UP YOUR ENTRY FORM FOR OUR SPECIAL IN STORE PRIZE AND VILLAGE SHOPPING SPREE AWARD Nettle Creek Shop, 17110 Kercheval in the Village 11IeG Painlsale Ever I "NEW" Village Days ~FIat ... wit" Here and Now and ~~Latex...... ~ LEVI.STRAUSS. for this occasion - only. Here and Now is offering a first quality collon and poly ester denim flare and straight leg Blue Jean for only OUR FINEST ONE COAT LATEX OUR FINEST ONE COAT FOR WALLS AND CE'LiNGS LATEX SEMI GI ass Gu ... ntnd 10 co~' anv colo, ,n one coal 99 • Guaranleed to cover any color In one coa. . Gu.rlmnd Krubblbt. lor thOM frequ.ntly GuaranTeed scrubbabfe and Slain resistant w.,htd ., ••• $6 (Regular $14) • Guaranteed c1urable and colmo.fast • Gua,anlnd du,lble end colorla" ~~,:',:~~"" tU,n Other Levi's p'oducts marked .::~~~;i~~~'u~'V AvaIlable 10 17 $5 . F,"-d,v,ng. easv .6~ Down for NEW VILLAGE DAYS fash,on flat shade. "lie, cl.. n,up 99 99 . 15 colo's milch only. REG. $10.99 o~1 Gu""nl",, On. pi. ON SALE .,.... Fisher COI' Fla' LI"_ .} REG. $11.99 ON SALE ;' ONE COAT FLAT LATEX HOUSE MINT Wallpaper 8 YEAR DURABILITY RATING . GU.'M'I,e«t one ca.l cO¥l'n .ny color • Tough. _ .. h., 'ft.n .." • Non<:hllk,n~ ~Io.. I,n,'" & Paint Eirta",., • MIldew ''''''11''( • Non V"low,,,. GROSSE POI NTE b .. gh' """il' and I Mlcl,on ~ON SALE 16847 - 49 Kercheval 01 cullom IBI~' ... \U, '. II 16839 Kercheval 882.)253 _ 882.0903 color, lu,lIfV/S" in A Fom"yWay ti~~1: A~() ~()W "EO." •.• MI(llI(,AN, Okl(,INA I AND ONI ~ \\W71 COMP,HE lEv, S fAMilY "TORE ~ Three $50 SAVINGS BONDS Will BEAWARDED SEl PAGE' at the HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST FOIlDUAllS / 2 ? $2 2 2C2 2 SSEaS2 ses a. as aasss 557 •• sr. $ ts '5'5 erd t Ita' ;"0' Ii ,t • · ,,' ""1, ";.. : ,! .t .t:t.~i.:;!\ ....-,~Or .... :•• fC" .- Pige Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y. Oetober 23. 1975 » 3 - SSO SAVINGS BONDS * ENTERT AINMENT by the Grosse Pointe Theatre WILL BE AWARDED AT A GALA Afranl~ by GrO'N Poinle Book Village, thi, talented gro",p will be on ,tage betw .. n Cadieux HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST and Notre Dame, ,.normance, at 12:30 p.m., On Sal,. Ocl. 25-10 O,m, fo, 3 to' y', oIcI.-'-ll •. m fOf 7 109 y•. olib-12 noon for 1010 12 r 2:00 and 3:30. old•. BRING YOUR CHILDORESSEDFOR H.ULOWEEN-Korch .. al Av. botw .. n CodMu, nd N r ' ~me will be bloc~ed oH for tho ovent. Judging ....ill t~k. piece in fronl.; Charl.rhou .. J.w.~ ... Pr~l~~ will be awarded for .ach ago g'ovp ..... 0.. have ch,iclr." p,o.. nl 20 minul •• p,ior 10 judging $SO S":VING.SBOND AWARDEDIN EACH CAlEGORY -Courto.V of NBD-Finl Fed.,al Saving. ond G;o ... Po,nte C,v" and C :1 1/2OFF! .• free .. rtlMriIt ...... , \ o ...... GIft aovnQUI •""'ty C._Me ..... IIOUI SELECTIONS FOR ...... e•• y BEGINNERS THRU PROS. SEE THEMI This giant grouping offers you variety as well as s,:!per low .ces Choose from pictures to pr! . . 1 Y pillows ...tote bags to tIes.. .ou will have as much fun plck~ng them out as yOU will have makmg them. Start several ~or yourself or for holiday gift giVing. SAVE 3 DAYS ONLY AS MUCH AS YOU THURS .• FRI. - SAT. \~ PAY \~\\~\:Odds '0 Ends 111j~j REG. 1.99 TO 19.99 • NOW 11'1 SHOE SALE ;,! C IiNO;~~;;;~;~:~o;;reEIII TO SPECIAL LOW 111$14~$Irl V'LLAGE PRICES ::::::: :;~:::: GOOD THRU :r~~Over 400 pairs of our linest quality dress itj~ CRAFT :::::: and casual shoes "righl out of sta<:k". Some ::::::: SATURDAV :::::: of the famous names you'll recagnite are ;:::::: OCTOBE R 25th ::;:;= Fronk 8ros. by Johnston - Murphy, 80ss :=::::; :::::: and Walk.Over, There's Q good se1«tion ::::::: Demonstrations :::;:: of slyies and sizes. ::::::: • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 HOURS: Daily 9:30 to 5:30 (Thur. & Fri. till 9/ Closed Sun . 11A.M. TO 4 P.M. ~----~~TRIMS16906 KERCHEVAL Kercheval at St. Clair • Grosse Pointe . . ~ JUST EAST OF CADIEUX Open Thursday Evenings 'ti1 8:45 BOTH DAYS II s • h_.i.. 7 S.-.S.S•• S.7.S7•• P. _.\, 7 77 7777222 7 72 7 77 • 2 77 • - ..-._~. , ....------.-.---.~-':'"' ~~~-~~:'" .....~ ....- .... l(... ,-f ..,..~...... ,.- ....\""'.....--- ..----- ..... --- .. ~~~---~-- .., Thursd.y, Oetober 23, "75 GROSSE POINTE. NEWS • '. Nine Corne O\stOn.\\ 1\\t lutbe u"tW" (fine Shops between Cadieux & Neff) ~b,1" C0k:4t.~ Vl118f18 Today-Er!:-sat. ~ 0'" \ The N • SPECIAL SALES • DEMONSTRATIONS • CONTESTS .~vo 200/. • STREET DISPLAYS • PRIZES at Selected Stores Q" SALE ALL CRAFT ITEMS • ENTERTAINMENT • GRAND AWARD SHOPPING PRINTS . . . UP TO 4001D D.FF SPREE IN THE VILLAGE • BRING THE FAMILY JOIN THE FUN SALEI Thurs., Fri., Sat. /' • 20% off Polyester Double Knits EAR PIERCING • Many daily "IN STORE" Specials CLINIC • Register for Free Gift Certificate SATURDAY OCT. 25. 11:00.5:00 GROSSE POINTE ONLY and Village "GRAND SHOPPING SPREE" In just J II Oth of a second. a trained Regis- tered Nurse. using. a unique precision in- strument, will painlessly pierce your cars. JacobSonS insert non-allerg.ic 24-kl. gold earrings (applied directly to surgical stainless steel) FASHION FABRICS and apply the backs. All for only 12.95 . . Check with 1701 ~ Kercheval, In the Village' (i f I X or under !'Iring your p.m:nt~'wrillen ,'nnsenll These Participating Open Thursday and Friday Evenings . ...c. w,~JG;aTKAY, \.7SHO~~.J~;;j1.},;..;. . " -.' r 1)'U~ltlO~11 nirmill~htllll (;r~l~~' P.,iU'l" \llr,hlo.lw! ~J;!IIl.:~'.:. i- .PRIZ£S- \\ ri~hl Ka., :'l'\'olml.H ..P1~.'\n~.rwarli.\I ....lc.r Char,!.!.I' • ,\Ilk'riV,Bl t:,prt.,.... • DEIIONSTRATIOIS .SAUS .Entry BlRs f... CIAIO PRIlEAWARD GROSS£pOlin BOOK VILLAGE Invites you 10 . . . ~'. , , ,, IIETTlE CREEK SHOP I. 1 HERE'1I0W I \ I CHAITERHOISE , , JEWElERS MEET- ,I E. J. HICKEY \, , JACOBSONS : George Stangl, I , Ir. McCOURT SHOES , I I I VALERI h GAUl internationally celebrated i I VillAGE CLEAIIERS Sculptor and see his /_ __.. __.. _ --._--'" _._--- . __. _._, - __--'. .. - ---J.., WR"HT KAY collections of jeweled KROGERS art objects-lO a.m .. ~ p,m. IIIIMAS 'PURPLE PICKLE' Discover the excitement at Jacobson's ... AlP a three-day armada of events will set sail as fashions S. S. KRESeE and demonstrations conquer the new world of now! FISHER WAllPAPER I PAIIIT Keep afloat with the fun and join us CAlERA CEllnR SEE- Thursday, October 23 thru Saturday, October 25. BASil ROIBIIS JACOBSOIIS - The 'W"/IOfI-Pierce IN OUR APPAREL STORE ... UIIIC STOlE Made. To-Order Colleaion and Ready. To. Wear Collee/ion Fashions from Young Signature Sponswear, PECI( & PECI( MOLE HOLE Coats, Suits and Dresses will be presented Informall y modeled HIMUHOCHS C with modeling in the St, Clair Room, THE SHOPS Of 10 a.m .. 4 p.m. Noon-1:30 p.m., Thursday and Friday. WAl TOil-PIERCE THE AlRAIICEIIIEIT Blum's special Halloween treats Dandy the Clown will delight the small.fry set DAII.IS Delicious candies wrapped in packages with animal balloons in the Children's Shop, 1st fEDEI.L SUI'S specially created to add lots of fun to RECEIVE Saturday, '-3 p.m. IUURE'S lEST a child's Halloween ... gifts that will IIEEL'S SlOES make their eyes sparkle .. ,prizes that A souvenir if you IN OUR STORE FOR THE HOME, NOTIE DAlE '"ARIACY are among the fi,rst are filled with taste tempting treats JIIlI.'S 1I.S adults to si~n Wok and Crepe Demonstration, Friday, 10 a,m.-1 p.m. ~oo CAI'US SNOP to make a H allowecn party rerfect The Walton. Pierce Festival Gerber Knives sharpened, Friday, Noon-4 p,m, IUIOIAllA1U!. of DEl. and complete. A. Blum's Scarecrow Regis(cr after 10 a.m. Lynn Elvidge demonstrates the "how to" lollypop, 1% oz. of p"m candy. 504 OC[, 2', (limited to one per family) of Colonial Williamsburg Christmas decorations, *Register at each B. Black Cat filled With milk chocolate, participating store Saturday, 1-3 p.rn, 3.oz. $1 C. Large 8" plastic pumpkin lor the;r prizes. with candy corn. ell te slIqar POJl and a noisemaker, 5 oz. Cilndy. $2.95 Dari., The more shops you v;sit the Dilcover tile New Villa.e Da'i Jacob SonS more prizes you Thunda'f, Oct. 23, Friday, Oct. 24, Sal" Oct. 2S GROSSE POINTE can win .. 161 Kercheval - Grol" Pointe 2 HOURS FREE PARKING , .. in ,h. Village JACOBSON'S Will VALIDATE YOUR TICKET I Ds a 2 a o EOOEs aSSESS sSCS$SSSSSSsSSSSSSO.t.tss.rii4*~~rl.ift~d.' t';b; Pig. Ten GROSSE POINTE NEVI S Thursday, Oetober 23. 1975 Schools Gather T. R. Stansberry Set to Retire !Cottage Lauds Food for Needy Woods residenl Tyrus R. Loan Division. He has served Stansberry. head of the Loan the bank as senior vi c e. 94 Volunteers Control Department at Manu. president and loan controller As the only student memo facturera National Bank of since urn, Conaae Hospital honored ber of the Pointe's Hunger Detroit, will be retiring at !H high 5CbooI boy. and ,irla WEEKDA Y HOURS OPEN Coalition, 15.ycar~ld Gayle Ihe end of October. A bank. I Mr.. Stansbe~ry hu t~ken 'at a special Junior Award Mon., Tu••.• Queller, a North High slu. er for 47 yean, Mr. Stans'l an ac~lV~PITt ID ~rofesslonal Tea held on WedneJda)', Wed., Thl""., SUNDAY dent. nas taken it upon her. berry has been with Manu. assoclahons" havmg. served OCtober 22, for tbeir work as 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. se~f 10 organize help for .the facturers Bank since it was i Robe~l Morns Associates as junior volunteera at the bOiS' F,iday t hungry through Grosse POinte. established in 1933 Michigan chapter president pilal. 10 A.M. 9 a.m. 10 9 p.m. ' public schools. ' Mr. Stansberry h~s a wide ~nd national .di~ector, the N~. Her food-collection barrels! and varied background in lIonal Association of. Credit Pins were awarded to those Satu,day to t 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m. WIll be lo~ated at each of. operations and mortgage. Managem.enl as Detroit chap. volunteers who had given 50 l the 15 schools for one week: Sin~e 1945 he has specialized ter preSl~ent and .Sa Ie s or more hours of aervlc:e and 5 P.M. each throughout the year. in credit and commercial j Mar k e tin g Executives o.f caps were awarded to those Prit.' Good thr .. T...... (k" 2',h This week they are at Pou. lending. His astute banking I DetroIt as trea.s~rer and dl' who had given 100 Ilr more w. r...... ,he r;,hl " .' { Lilllit quanti'ie" pard, where they will stay sense has been invaluable in' rector. In addItion. he. was hours. ! •.~ until Frida)', October 24, working with C.P.A's and belonged to the ASSOCiation Among those receiving caps Ii ~~l l' ,'" .' I of General Contractors and ': • G,a~ Ie 15 asking that hIgh. representatives of the con. I th G I D 1 .t Ch be were Pointers Sue Bourget, ' •~ " '" ' , • protein ('anned roods such struction industry. I feC rea er e rOI am r Jane Lechner, Lisa Albrecht, i t as ricc, heans, sugar: flour First named an officer in 0 omm~rce. Cecilia Bidigare, Mary Far./ \ ~-'''".' I ' ... , j ~'. ~'.\~. ) '.:. , or. peanut butler, be sent 1952, 1I1r.Stansberry in 19:16 1 !tlr. and 1I1rs. Stansberry reU. Lila Jan Miller, Joyce .I" , ~' . I . i, ~tt . . .-' t, I, ;~, i . " I 1\ ..I \~lIh the children to school. was promoted to second vic~. live in l"airfo~d road. They Parker, Sue Thomas and Ann In I .l'..,..:r;". 'I. {.< • F rom tbl?r~ the food will go preSident and p I ace d have four children and 10 NachazeJ. ,L Ii •. • France. LlI1y, 'Marcy ,• Club are helping Gayle out Last week the Norsemen ~ers were Mi~e Dale finish. McEachern, Bert Mooney• , with her biggcst problem _ Harriers competed in a Bi. 109 7th. ChriS Bentzon in Tracy O'Brien, Erin O'Brien, ~• transportation. If parents are county dual against Lake. 10th. Carl Zuchosld was 19th. Cindy POlitowl«, Lisa Rou. SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ~; ,.. as generous as Gayle expects shore and came up on top Da~e Schepke w~s. 22nd, and mell. Patty mbricb and ) :, though, she will need more with a perfect score of 15.50, BrIan Kennedy fthlShed 32Dd Kathy Reinhud, it drivers to help transport food of the 70 runners. Other ~~.'~ ill the future. North placed 10 runners in North runners were JIm Otber youngsters from the r:. the top 10 places, Dave Koufas and Kevin Burns Pointes who were Moored I OLOE ENGLISH ;-:';i AGE.OLD QUESTION Lewis led the race at 15:24 . St Ch . s]( N II followed by Bill Weidenbach The Sophomores also fin- ';i:keso~:e J ~ol1:d~ An election should be held 7:~ ,) at 15:47. In 3rd place was l.\;~ed seco~d in their meet Christy Posaelius, Mary Beth TAVERIIERS $ to decide which half of the 89 ! Jeff Stafford, 4th was Luke w~th 98 ~1Dts, Haz~l Park Tapert, Elizabeth Williams, FaUlT 41.01. people will reform the other Przeslawski Mark Kennedy wtlb 90 pomts was flflt and Sandy Wibon, Kathy Alfano TIN i half. was 5th, Dale Savage fin. third ~as Delroit Austin with Jim Browne, Thayer Car]son: DaoPS ished 6th. Rob Peleman was 109 poJDls. Kristen Conner, Den1le Dan. LB. 7th. 8th place went to Dan Ed Hammer led the Norse. le]50n, Do r 0 th y DeWalla, Beck, 9th was Greg Kopacka men in fourth place, Ron Aline Ebner, Chris Geist, U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF and 10th was Bob Trombly. Vandecappelle followed in Kathleen Hansen. Waltela 6-7th The Norsemen J.V. also 16th, Tony Campo was 24th, Konrad, Shella McMahon. won th~ir meet, led by Don 25th was Ron Fergie and JeriMcWatt. Kim Mathews, RIB ROAST RIB LB.$1.39 Ford al 17:07. Dennis Donahue in 29th Donna Osborn, Betsy Quar. On Saturday the Norsemen place. Other 10th grade run. teu, Marie ~mer, Eliza. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF freshmen and sopbomores ners were Bill Keller and beth ~beeres, Wendy Shiner. competed in the Freshmen. Paul LewIs. Bob Smith, Lori Spry and Philomena Van Tiem. LB.$3.39 Sophomore Championships The Norsemen varsity will WHOLE TENDERLOIN BIochd "W"B, .ink Iirtft. .... 'h',,1K open-.l. All work held in Bay City. compete in their next big U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF .. a .. n,.... The Freshmen fini.bed meet, the State Reeionat, on Single Parents Vfffr UASONAIU aecond with 90 points behind saturday, October 25. The 835-2835 Royal Oak Kimball with 35 meet will be held at Metro. Meet Oct 24 LB.$2.09 poUtan Beaeh at 11 a.m.' • CUBE STEAK PICK 0' CHICk U.S. ~S.E"'YIlWMO...U...lliMMIllllllH ...A...pllllllp"'I...NIIIlIIE"'...S,..SI ...SIlllll."'.....iMli~' Canlera Club Ila;;te oreu;:re~~t:a~~: GRADE A ' ADILLAC ell.\\'I:'o(; HIlJH C\U1U.AC SEH\IO:I: Meets Oct. 28. will speak on "Love Rela. LB.$1.39 ( ft A'" HUI)\ "In:' .. E SA\' IT IS. tJonshJp," using Kahn Gib. CHICKEN PARTS • BUYING OR LEASING ran's "Tbe Prophet" at tbe COUNTRY STYLE MEATY v ,.I"RO .."'r Ray Walk will present a Frida J, october 24, mee"-"..... :... ~olor slide show and nar. at the Grosse Polnte Chapter CHUCK KOTCHER ration at the Grosse Pointe of Parents Without Pumers, SPARE RIBS LB.$1.59 CALL 259-9000 or 675,,133,. Camera Club meeting Tues. Tbe meeting will beam at iJ day. OCtober 28 at a p.m. 7:30 p.m. at the War Me. FRESH Sf:HI'I.:t: I'/CI\VP 8< I.OA."":HS ,HAII.AHU; The group will meet at Brow' morial, 32 Lakeshore road. nell Middle School, 260 Cbat. An afterglow will provide :1180 E. Jerrerson :, ,~jn. "roll. 1'1w H..noi...... Crnt ..r fonte avenue in the music music for dancin. to aU LB.$1.59 JAMM __ WWWW MMMMMM'"I room. No. C.l1. members aDd eligible luelta. OCEAN PERCH • ~~: '.: :: ~'i'.~;J~t.}',:~ 2-0Z. C KNORR SOUP MIXES BOX 39 Think of it! 1,\ (h,,) (1",1"11 'h"w .'\p",- CALIFORNIA VALENCIA ;. "';HI",;n mmuW'" ~:ll'r...f' It ~lrh I,' ("hll\. (hll,\ ,\"'Ill ~l'lHll(', , ,H,rl ~()y ".HJ(', ((II ,\ (!I'111 lOll" .llld dlli~'Il'l'11 d:ool" r La Chor makes Chinese food swing American! ORANGES t I, t f ; f r r------~:~~~;~------I I tt I 50 CASH REFUND I For your 50( cash relund. mail these Ihre. (3) labels: nne (I) ballam can labellrom any I La Choy B,.Pack Chow Meon or Pepper Oriental (42 oz. size); two (2) complele label. I from any other La Choy canned or boWed items. Mail label. w/lh tlri. form to: h Clroy se; Cult R"f ..nd I 80. 21237, EI Puo. T.... 7"n I 6 I N .... , li J "OOlUS!, IAV ~ 1 CITY' Sl ...n lIP ] J H.",., '''', en., ...... ,•• Ou, n. 'Ill j..,,,"I"t~"'c11r1 CHO~ o V I t/~:~~"'nn.d(~~~~~:~~~.~.I~~~I~~~I:d.;~::.110:~~~',:"IlIlQ:~~C;,::\,~l::~Q.•fll','( I ~f:,~(~~~,:p~:~r'i~Z;~~~~~~~::~i:,:~;:~..~~tl~~~,:.r~:~l••d(.c.~~.::I'>, .. I ~:::~~j::.~r()Oh. ot lP'U(tl.... nd .,11 ,.,01 b. tK)no"d ,I (l .. pllcal.a or rJ --~ 1I ------:JI !!J u 54 •• ; Q .. ¥ D D 5 ass • • • • s , Thursday, Oetob.r 23, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleyen FACE VALUE A JEWEL Manners are really a mir- Put the welcome mat out Norsemen Golfers Enjoy Good Season ror that enable others to as. lor the neighbor who apprecl. certain your true worth. ates the value of your time. Test drive the car all America is talking about. by Pat Ulatowski . Urawilll' Ih •. l'ork rt'quir.,s spedal ('ure. especiall)' wllh old witH'. hUI il do.'s nol necessaril)' require skill. TIll'rl' an' llIall~ Iyp"s of eorkscrews available. The hlt'al eork"'r ..,, has a wid .. lilt-tal Ihread and is long "Ilou~h 10 p"IH'lralt. ,,,,II inlo Ihe cork, A type popu- lar wilh wail,'rs is Ih.' une Ihal has a small blade for .~UI!;II~ Ih., ('al)slIl,', n sn.,w'. and a len'r de"ice all in Oil". Thi" i, a eOllllllll'1 lInd ..ffid ..nl illslrum .. nl. P'H'ulllaii,' .'Xlral'lllr" ar.' adequale and quick. 'I'he 1Il"'d I,. pi,'n','" IIIl' ('ork uut of tit .. bolll ... "\HKIE'S "ARTY SB(Wl'E. 17255 Mack, cor- ,: ..:i1~"~'~~~~ii;\i..~~~ lIer of Guilford. HH5-0h2h f..alures a rine selection -Photo by Tom G'Hnwood of 1°1' qualily "im's for Y'OU 10 choosl' from. alld we Relaxing alter a winning season SCHADLER. TOM PURSEL, Coach I;i,,' II 10% diSl'01l1l1 "rr "f ollr alreadv low prices for and a second place showing in the DICK DIDUR, ERIC OZAR and wille pur,'hns"t1 ,by Ihe case. (:heek our spedal price State Class A. Golf ChampIOnship MARK MARSHALL. Back row, left 011 ci!/lan'II.'s loo-nll bralld. and sizes are 45' a paek held Saturday, October 19, in East to right are: JOE GORSKI, SCOTT ur 8:1.9.) a ('arlon. 0p,'n: 10.10 dail)', frio & Sal. Lansing, are the members of the BOWLES, DOUG LANGS, STEVE Iii I I. North High School golf team. Front RADULOVICH and KEVIN FITZ. II/NI-; II'lSIJO,H row, left to right are: MARK SIMMONS. AhHfYS wipc IIIl' ,,'i/1I' bolll •. inside Ihe Deck and Seville ... built in America to be at home oulside wilh a (.IOIIt lH'fon' lumrillll;. North comPi!ted against 211 79 for the lournament. Carl shot a 74 and tied for second other teams lor the state's Robb of Utica Eisenhower in individual standings. Tom anywhere in the worl~ top honors. The tournament won wilh the low s£ore of 78. Pursel and Eric Ozar each Interna tional in size. Timeless in styling. was won by Kalamazoo Loy- North qualified {Of the shot 80 and Mark Schadler Norrix with In overall score tournament by outclassing a completed the foursome with Cadillac in craftsmanship. REMODEL NOW! 01325 lor 18 boles. fietd of 21 other tea ms in an 8l. Responsive - Cadillac's Electronic-Fuel- the Class A High School Re. The Norsemen finished the North cat>ture d second . I Ch. h with I team score 01 336. glOna Gotf amplOns ip regular season with a 2().1 Injected, 5.7 Litre Engine is standard. Four other teams tied for held Friday. October 10, at record under Coach Dick .the Romeo Golf Club. Didur. The only team to de. Very simply, Seville is designed to be one of third with a score of 340. The team won the tourney Ne. ~al .~c Ceat North was Cranbrook, the finest production cars built anywhere in the -W3t12EI\I" codes reqtlll'e tul S e n i 0 r Mark Marshall with a total low of 315 for who were originally beaten scored the second low for the course. by the Norsemen earlier in world. - 13u.lQ.c:LMg- 'OIK propert, ~e IIJIdated pritr t. the course with a total of Senior Mar k Marshall the season. Drive it today. ,fl."',). ADDITIONS V seltilc II' re.rentilc. 9 ? REMODELING £lIit, lilis i1n~twe. North Topples Roseville, 14-6 Jaycees Hold 777.6840 ~~I lIteal wllile '" are 6,iltl ill ,.... Me". By Nick Mluella well upfield :lnd deep into Pumpkin Sale IVININGSG' Tl/l.'7-' T b e Norsemen football Brablec t err ita r y. Andy IA" SIDI AND GIOSS( 'OINIU team won its third CODsecu- Georgeson climaxed the drive The Grosse Pointe Jaycees tive game Friday, October 17, with a 13.yard ,run for the will be selling pumpkins for KOGEKKINKE '"'DATE YOURBATIltOOM, KlTCD, as it defeated the Roseville gamc's' first score. Pete Halloween at the Four Sea. Brablec Cougars, 1406. The Richards added the extra sons Landscaping Co., 19720 PLUMBIIG and ELECTRIC win kept the unblemished point, making the score 7-0. Mack avenue. CADILLAC. CO. away record intact, bringing Roseville was unable to The sale began on Wednes- ALL HOME & OffiCE SERVICES it to a perfett 3-0. Their Bi. mount a scoring threat day. October 22, and will run 11 MILE RD. 1 11K. EAST OF VAN DYKE County record is (.1, seeond throughout the first half as until Thursday, October 30. INCLUDING WALL WASHING, CARPET In the league. the strong Norsemen delense Price (or the pumpkins will North lot of! to a fast start repeatedly halted the Cougars • CLEANING AND PAINTING! be determined by their size. after receiving a Roaeville scoring threats. Hours for the sale will be TELEPHONE punt early in the first quar. Alter receiving a turnover 9 a.m ..S p.m. on Saturdays ter. North moved the ball in the second quarter, North's and 5.1 p.m. on weekdays. 538-6260 or 757-8787 ------offense once again drove well. The pumpkins were picked SALES AND SERVICE DEPARTMENTS OPEN MON. AND Quarterback Rob Burns' one by m~mbers of the Jaycees THURS. EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE yard plunge followed by the and their families. extra point upped the score to }4,,0. The third quarter was a battle of the defense for both rket aides. Neither team's offense had any success ".U1".t.ht.hii1r.l!.." quarter came to "~th .,J.. Nortn maintainirig' therr .14 October .30th: point margin.' . ~" '!be Norsemen defense, led by Rich Seagram and This Week's Don WoUenzin hung tough and kept Br,ablec oCf the Hear Merrill Lynch ten scoreboard until late in the Bell Ringers fourth quarter when Rose- Prices Eftedive Oct. 23, 24, 2S ville scored a touchdown wilh 20 seconds left in the game. how to ~your money ill • Closed An Day Sunday as Usual North faces their toughest Closed Wed. 1 P.M. opponent this year on Satur- day, October 25, as they play the undefeated Lakeshore today's • economy U.S.D.A. CHOICE Shorians on North's home field. Game time is 2:00. ' Mail the coupon below for tickets to BONELESS the Mel'l'ill Lynch Seminar: "How to :\1anag'e Your ~foney in Today'sChanging ENGLISH CUT Eeonomy." It's free, but seating is limo $1 29 ited. so mail today. POT ROAST • LB. I . Not just another lecture by Fred S81tz8r R.Ph. This Seminar is your chance to learn THE MR~ PHARMACY hetter ways to invest your money from VEAL SCALLOPS F .. rhlllalf'h IIII' ,'nam'" professionals. Ab1lo11l fely.fl.ee. of "ur I ..... " "i" 1111" har,l. SOl11e topics we'll covel': What to do Tender Veal Top Round, sliced very thin for your l'st subslam',' ill Ih ...... (h, foyorite Veal Dish, or Try This Delicious Recipe: with !'"ulley you want to keep Il(~(e. How and if il is lI;iH'll prop.:r I to get high interest without tying IIJl cart. dllih. il "ill Ill-I a' lif"lim ... 'I-:a..h loolh ha,' your money. An investment you should - VEAL SCALLOPS, NICOISE - avoid if you're in a high tax bmeket. (4 to S MrvinS') I" .. importanl I'lirls: II", i 3 clove, garlic Fre,hly g,ound pepper rool-. whi,.h a111.hor il In And ll1ore. 1/3 cup olive oil I'> cup Califomio ....hit. toble ....in. IIII' j;lWhlllw: and Ih., ~ You'l1 also receive a free copy of ;; ;-0. 8 thin veal mlllo," Iabout 1 small can 0ndto"l' fille" ern"n, Th,. permanenl 1 ~ lbs.) 1/4 cup chopped parsley "I nvestments For a Changing Economy" 1'1011' Sal, t•.elh I)(',:::in In (,Illeif)' - a 16-page booklet with facts and figures ~horlh lIft,'r hirlh. 11I,,1 I to help you dceidc which investments lIOIi Peel gadi<;; chop very fine. Saute garlic in olive oil u~til th .. £j.r,1 fnur ..rupl al I should ('hoose and avoid -rig!lf IIOW. brown and crackly. Discard garlic. Dust veal with flour; nllolll ,i, Yt'an .. f 11/0:1'. I saule in gorlic-flavored oil until nicely browned on bOlh WIll'1I all 1111' p.'rmarll'1I1 Are you bullish on America? sides. Seesen wilh sail and pepper; odd wine. Continue 1f','I" han' C'(I1I1(' ill. lhf'" I The past year can be summed up in cooking unlil the wine is reduced a liHle and the meat is w ill I... ,i", I,••'n in ";>1.11 I lender. Turn scallops 10 bothe Ihoroughly. Coarsely chop ja". fnr .. Inial of thirl>- one word: ('hange. The way to go might anchovy fillets; add to pon along with parsley. Heat 1"0 1....lh. 'tou nuly g;'1 he sto('ks one day, Treasury Bills the I Ihrough. lurning scallops. on" , ..I of p,'rman.'''1 next. Or an investment tactic you've I I,~'lh , .. lak .... lIn' of Ih.'II1. never heard of before, . Mail coupon or phone LEAN FRESH MEATY I For prompl. prof,'s,i .. ,,- But this flurry of ('hange has also for tickets and reserved seats I 31 s.'nic'#'. ,isil TilE ",\/Ui brc>ught new opportunities. For high COUNTRY STYLE I'I/\II\UO. 1.'):J2&.E. inter<'st. (;l'owth. Steady in('ome. And Selld til'ket(s) for ( ) Ill'opl .. for YOlII' S,'minat', "!low tll I J ..ff,'rsnn. (;rosSf' I'"int .. for small investors to participate in ~lallaj[., YOllr l\IOIH'Y ill T()da~"s Cllllllgill~ ";('ollom~'" I SPARE RIBS I'arl. .\~ a "ff"~lIa rd in mal'kl'ts that had never before been $1.1918. filling ~ollr I'rt'''c'ril'lions. "Il I availahle to them. We haven't pulled in dII'l'E.l-I'I..I,'E, U.S.D.A. CHOICE NEW YORK w,. mai II I..in "01111,1"11' I "pali,'nl I,rnfil.'-' n' ..nnl, OUI' lwl"lls. Merrill Lynch is /wl/ish Nl1Il\(> of YOllr all,.rgic'", immllll- on :\ Ilwl'i('a. . I STRIP STEAKS ili •.-. ancl nth,'r " ..aliI, COIlH' to the Seminar. It's free. But I .5918. City Stale Zip U.S.D.A. CHOICE dala. (\\ .. ,.an al"o list. seating is limited. Send ('oupon forti{.kets Ihi~ illforrnatinn In rt.fi/l I and )'('scl'ved seats now. "UlllI' pirone Husill •.ss flll/IIle . Iln) pn'S('ril,li"n YOIl ITIa) I LB. ha\!' ,,,,,1). Slllp in and Time, Date and Location: CHUCK BEEF STEW $1.49 I [] I ('an't att(>nd. hut pll'as(' SPilt! fre(' copy of YOIlI" I' 1001. "','r 0111" f,,11 lill(' f,f Thursday, October 30th, 7:30 p.m, booklet. "I nV"8t nwnts Fell' II ChllnR'inK Economy." I EXTRA fANCY FANCY Fancy 24 Size ht'lIlt h a n.1 I,,'a III \ lIi.I,. I SNOW WHITE hAl., sllppli,". ~'n...linll A.t t1~c f:astland Shopping Center, WASHINGTON RED OR :\u!lltonum ROOli1A, Harper Woous. I Ml'ITill l.yrH'h \'ustOllWl"s. ph'us •. g-ivl'nl1l11l' and ollit-c I GOLDEN DELICIOUS HEAD l'A rrl " and lilluor" " .. ad,lrl'ss of AI,(,OI/llt Exe('utiv!': al,o -ell and fl'nl 1111 kin,t, I I Cauliflower LETTUCE. of ., \ ...... , , I " .,,} te 5 ,..,. I •••• ,f I c e ..t t .••• n~-b 7 s? a a?a??a?? ?Sg??????????? ?????? S?SS?ss?srss's m -t". • rl ------.------...... ------""""'------~--- - ~ ., GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1975 Lions Gridders Take 2 Games Austin Defeats Holy Redeemer THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC S'CHOOL SYSTEM and Matt Lutz was equal.to By Paul T. Dellis history. according to coach , the task however and held The Austin football team Pete Pucher, Never before ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT the Raiders scoreless for won its sixth game of the sea. has an Austin team won six three quarters. son on Saturday, October 18, games in a single season. The following report is a summary ot the Iinandal DEBT RETIREMENT FUND Defensive coaches Nick trouncing Holy Redeemer, The offense has been al'erag. condition and the financial transactions authorized by COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND Kollian and Skip DeSmyter 36.0. The Friars recovered ing 323 yards per game while )'our Board of Education in support ot the total Edu. EXPENSE FOR THE FISCAL YEARS ENDED noted that the key to this five fumbles and intercepted the defense has held oppO' cational program of the Grosse Pointe Public School JUNE 30, 1974 AND 1915 victory was that their play. a pass' in recording their fifth nents to only 106 yards per S)'stem for the fiscal years ended June 30, 1974 and 1975. REVENUES: en did not yield any long shulout of the season. game. The Board of Education wishes to supplement the fi. Fi.cal Velr FI~al Velr scoring playS until the Lions Once again the defense was The offenSive backfield nancial data with a few brief comments: 1.73.74 1114-75 had scored. excellent, holding Redeemer boasts six runners who are In accordancc with State Law, all funds received and "~;al Revenue from Taxes, No team has scored against to 29 yards on the ground and averaging over [il'e yards disbursed by The Grosse Pointe Public SChOllI System Penalties, Interest and the Lions v i a sustained giving up 15 yards in the air, per carry with at least 25 are maintained under three major classification., v,' Other $ 1,215,382.00 $ 1.010,710.00 marches this year, However. Meanwhile, the offense rack. carries Keilh Kroll IS lead Funds which broadly indicate the function. These are: this young squad has been ed up 258 yards, aU on the ing the pack with an.8.9 yard TOTAL REVENUES AND GENERAL OPERATING FUND victimized by "long bombs" ground. Keith Kroll led all average in 54 carnes. Dob INCOMING TRANSFERS' $ 1,215.382.00 $ 1,010,710,00 BUILDING AND SITE FUND and their improvement in ball carriers with 150 yards Neville is averaging 7.5 rards DEBT RETIREMENT FUND EXPENDITURES: this game was very encour. in 11 carries. Rich Counsman on 32 carries while fellow Redemption of Bonds, aging. added 94 yards in 13 carries. junior Rich Counsman has Bond Interest, Bond .. . Kroll also scored two touch av('rag('d 6 6 yards in 27 car. GENERAL OPERATING FUND Th Li As indicated by the title, this fund provides for aU Premium and Other $ 1.150,519.00 $ 1.1::;2,894.00 . eons wmnlng scon.ng downs, the first one a SO.yard ries . activities of the School S'ystem. other than those spe- Outgoing Transfers to drIve covered 84 yar.ds, WIth dash on the third play of the' .,. . cifically designated as Building and Site or Debt Re. Other Funds, and Misc ..... 1,761.00 1,907.00 Ned Sparr0.w sCOTlng t.he! game. His second touchdown Sophomore Bill Iblanskl IS touchdown With onl~ ~ne mm. came on a 55.yard burst in a\'eraging 5:9 yards on 53 tirement. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND ute ot p~a)' remallung ~nd the second quarter. Bill carries, Semor fullback Tom The General Fund receives (he bulk of jts rel'«:nue from OUTGOING TRANSFERS $ 1,152,280.00 $ 1,154,~1.00 Ross adding the extra pOint. Ibian~l Thursd.y, October 23, 1975 GROSSE POINT~ NEWS Page Thirteen Cirl Basketball Austin Linksmen Are DiVision Sherwood Ties Dresden, 5-5 Teams Rebuild Grosse Pointe's Sberwood go. .... ad goal which ended It,,,"' 1m .' . Forest hockey tlub closed out U1eperiod with Grosse Pointe BELLE ISLE its exhibition season with • bolding a 5-40lead. By &Ie Fuce« ~~AU8".ICAT8QLlC:~pREP.. hard.fought 50S tie against In the final period, Dres. The Grosse Pointe Nortb Dresden. On!, The game was den, one of the new entries girls' varsity basketbaU team played at the Shelby. Mich. in the league. took: 28 shots AWNING CO. is currently in the midst of arena. before tieing the game with a rebuikling year, and their Sherwood jumped of! to a 25 seconds remaining. Out. 15 Bi.County League record fast start with three early s tan din g goaltending by will prove that. goals. Dwight Thomas open. Grosse Pointe enabled it to Canvas • Vinyl • Aailan • Danon ed the scoring while Ken hold (In to the 50Stie. Dres. The girls are working un- Murfy added two more. den outshot Sherwood, 48-32. der a new coach, Mrs_ Lor. The lead didn't last long as Sherwood opens its regular 'ltrffJr'MAt(S rain Dieterle. who is replac. Dresden came back with season on SJturday, Octoer BUY NOW and SAVI: ing Miss Carole Currin. Mrs. three goals of their own to 25. at the Grosse Pointe Com. Dieterle had previously tie the game as the first munity Rink against Lucan, ",.~---- coached girls basketball at priod ended. Ont Game time is 7:30 p,m. S,"I .. i'N" ,., ... Sillft IfJr Sl. Peters in Harper Woods Dresden grabbed a 4.3 lead 22704 HarlMr for 14 years. on a power.play goal early What we need more than 774.1010 St. Clair ~ho,•• North has one player, jun. in the second period, but the new look is a new outlook. ior Tracy Arsenault, return. • Grosse Pointe's captain Mike ing from last year's varsity. Stecko tied the game with a Tracy is a co-captain and the short.handed goal. Late in spark plug of the North de. the same period. John Tucker RAYMOND J. CHAUVIN fense. pr()vided Sherwood with the The mainstay in the North Photo b~ Borr~ Bu,'on NURSERY SALES otlense is co-captain Estelle With a 6-8 league record and a NEY, JIM HIRSCHFIELD, BOB Center Depicts Hermann. Estelle is a junior 17520 E. Warren, Bet. Cadieux & Mack Phone 882-3364 league dj~ision champjons~ip ":,,in PEABODY, JIM VAUGHN and TOM and should provide some ex- under their belts, the Austm HIgh Japanese Life citing moments for North the CLEYMEN. Second row, left to right, next two yean. School golf team stands beneath the coach HARRY MILLER, DA VID school banner. Representing Austin VAN EGMOND, TOM CHASE, A travel movies depicting The only victory so !ar this on the links this year were:-front KEVIN MITCHELL and TOM Mc- SGme Gf the significant IS' FALL CLEARANCE season came agaillst the row, left to right, RYAN MULLA- DONALD. . peets of Japanese life will be Clintondale DragOllS, '8-31 on presented at the War Mem- or i a 1 Wednesday-Thursday, October 2. EsteUe Hermann Hard work and determina- paved the way with 19 points. one stroke, 163-164, on ,Mon- with a score of 336 and Cath- October 22-23, at 8: 15 p.m. Mary Spagnolo hit for 12 tion were the reasons for day, October 13. Jim Hirsch- ollie Central took top honors Entitled ., Mag i c Road, 3()O/OTO 5()% OFF points and Teresa D'Angelo Austin's I e a g u e division field sank a 3O.foo\ putt and with a total of 319. Kyoto to Tokyo," the film is added 11. championship and third place Tom Cleyman a five-foot putt Jim Hirschfield and Tom by Gene Wianko. It ~h- for the Austin victory. finish in the Catholic League McDonald were m e d a lis t lights family life, customs, ENTIRE STOCK At 'best, it looks Iilr.eNorth In the finals, held Thurs- winners for Austin. weddings, dances, occupa. OPEN 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. will have a championship ,taDdIngs according .tD Austin day, October 16, at Rackham Austins' posted a 6.5 over. tions and hopes and dreams team in a couple of years, Coacb Harry ,Miller. Gall Course, Austin came in all record, with two non- of the Japanese in the i r SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. but until then, Mrs. Dieterle Aus1.in won the East-West third with a score of 337. league losses to top rated everyday life. will be concentrating on Division Intersectional by de- Bishop Foley was second North High School. The film will be preceded FEATURING building for th future. feating Gabriel Richard by by a Japanese banquet in the Switch in Time Opportunity 8 orne times Crystal Ba~room .. The com. I loots much bigger going than I~lete evenmg, dmner and f GREENVIEW "WINTER GREEN" DO.'I SLIP UP! SIOCK UP! coming film is $8.75. The film only Means Danger • is $2.75. THE FALL FERTILIZER Michigan's s wit c h from Daylight Saving to Eastern 50 Standard Time at 2 a.m. 100 LIS. Sunday, October 26, means SALT $4 added danger for many ( ~ElIVERED) mo t or is ts returning home from work in the darkness, according to Automobile Club of Michigan. 822-0328 "Although children walk. ORDERNaI ing to school in the morning will have an extra hour of _emoney daylight, motorists returning home from work will be faced with darkness an hour earlier and driving during the most dangerous period of the day," stated Arthur Gib. son, Auto Club's Safety and Traffic Enalneerlng man. agel'. "Nighttime driving during in your atlic the final three months of the year accounts for two.thirds of :Michigan's fatal' traffic , .ca~Ru," ,Gibson.deled ... To aid motorists in adjust. ing to drivlDg in late.after. noon darDen, Auto Club When your home needs suggests these simple pre. cautiOns, fonowing Michi. more than paint ••. gan'! time change: Ihis look past tomorrow, Why sink hundreds 01 dollars into Reduce driving speed and painting your house every lew years? With lamous increase distance between Alcoa~ Building ProduclS-Sidir\g. Gulters and Down~ vehicles. spouts, Soffit and Fascia, Shutters and Railings-you Be particularly alert to pedestrians and bicyclists. can completely remodel your home. Make il the show- Begin long-distance trips place 01 your neighborhood. And you'll reduce early and arrive at destina- periodic upkeep costs; In fact. your home will be fresh tions before dark. and OI!W looking lor years with linle maintenance Remember not to look di. recUy into glaring headlights, Center vision should be focus. ed on the right edge of the da1n&.HtI" traffic lane while oncoming light should be kept in the I:~ ... THE ~CTORS motorist's side vision. Melnt.nance "It.ratlon Contractor. Be sure windshields, head- a lights and taillights are clean 17901 E.Warren 1182-3100 to insure maximum visibility, • Rooting. Storms • Enclosures ~ Your loudest critics are • Ornamental Railing __ very seldom anxious tor your welfare. OMIGA '-85 COUPE AS LOW AS ulate! At the direction of the Michigan Public Service AS LOW AS tells you how. Get your copy at any Michigan Commission, Michigan Consolidated is again Consolidated Business Office, most building offering a low-cost home ceiling insulation supply outlets or write or call us. program designed to conserve Natural Gas and Or, we can have the job done for you by one hold down heating costs. of our participating subcontractors and add the ONE Last year, nearly 42,400 Michigan Consol- cost to your monthly gas bills. The cost? About DIAL idated customers installed ceiling insulation, $250 for homes with less than 1,000 sq. ft. of 98 LUXURY COUPE saving over one billion cubic feet of Natural Gas, ceiling area. You can pay cash. Or, you can pay and cut their home heating costs by up to 17%. over an extended period at an interest rate of ft Auto" p.s., p. di" These results were gratifying indeed. 1% monthly on the unpaid balance. (ANNUAL brakes, p. windows, Enough Natural Gas was conserved to heat over p. seat, carpeting. PERCENTAGE RATE OF 12%.) Olds 7,600 additional homes this winter. So why not save money in your attic this If you still haven't taken advantage of winter with our low-cost ceiling insulation this easy, low-cost program, now's the time to program? You'll be cutting your heating costs act. Many homeowners can install insulation up to 17.% and helping our country conserve themselves for about $125. Our free handbook NEW 1975's LEFTAT BELOW INVOICE its Natural Gas supplies, too. PRICES,CUTLASS S, 98's, 88's, ALSO, DEMOS & FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS. lAY. HUMD•• D. OF••• MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY I: MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN NATURAL GAS SYSTEM We clIre .bout your tomorrow, • ~ ., .....,.. .. ,_~. .... "'" ill ~. to .. ... • "'I ,. • .~ - GROSSE PO.lNTE NEWS . " \ , ... Jor an ythin d . an ice sh~nty tg an . everytlung .from .:, '0 a grand . . rent a room or b h plano" ,to up your home uYt~ c al~t , , , to fix " ~state, it's th ' , i sella, or buy an j ~",Hew convenience tor . fast ac'~l"'l\"On.~.,,,,'d;~ I ace to look, first f:or e P J ' . n. 1. ...".-' ' ,J, ( Placin9YOllr " Grosse Pointe News Cl .. . are your weeki d' ass~fled Ads Y lrectory t h' new and what" ld. 0 w at s CLASSifiED AD . so. UI the G WRITE IT and MAIL IT! P.Olnte market pace.l rosse With th. e¥<' g,owing populo,i'y 01 G,o'" pointe New' Clo"itied Ad., yOU moy ho¥< .. p",,"«d diff"ul'y in gelling thiough to plo" yo", od. Fo' yo", ,on .. n'en«. All it takes is a I e yOU,on now w,ite yo", od on .he bOllom \o,m ond mo" it. 01 'ou". ouyOU,on ••i" ,011 of our Classified JdwC call to one in yo", od 0' ",uol. 882.6900. Fo' be" .. ",i • Cll' AREA CODE PHONE • , ,. '" ,,. PO'" " •• n..... ,. at your .• W. YOU. AD BILOW----~O. Oil A SlP •• A1'15H"1"f IIIIDID .• • MI.. lmum Coot Is $2.25 for W...... A.... ltlo ... 1Wo .... to' • service , nl t2 .• " .• - BETTY BLOSSOM • .' " n~ •I .. . " " " . - JO MULHERIN '". '" " '" " '" " ," . I" " " " I I '" ". '" '" • - SHIRLEY ARNOLD I"• '" " ," " n' " ,,, • I"I ' " ,. ," " '" " ,.. • ."I '" " ". " '" " '" n, .• ~ __------_J - CLASSIFIED :~: andIs Tuesclay 12 -, lor 1I11lttw c (~=elletions. I, is sUl9'steei :' changes 01 copy sllllmitfed III our ')~ b tall reallS'o', DEADLINE .',m 'ce y Mondoy S p,rn. , =A5 " c,aps: $ ,g $ c ac c •••••• a aa II - .....J' Thursday, October 23, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen _._------_._------,------_._------_.------Beef. Standard Cold Storage, 'k ° T' I John Shaheen Nomad )f'ad. N d PI H el. has invited inkrcsl('" 'ltuarOles Admiral Food Co. and Ani. olna s an ling rllJS : Ob mal Food and Tallow Co, ------~iUlliCJrhigh studenls tn J,llll ______Jl He is survived by his wife, The Neighborhood Club No. f m..ke plans for November Iihe club. Stullen!s are I'll I mads will meet on Tuesday. ! outdoor activities. The em, eouraged .to attend thC' :rues Lease a VDLVe MISS MARJORIE JANE I She dieU Wednesday. Octo. Phyllis; and two brothers. i RICHARDS ber 15. at her home. Frank and Ed.ward. October'll, at i:30 p.m. at I phasis this month will be on: day meetmg or call 8R.14600 Services for Miss Rich. A " { C I .b 0 Interment will be at Mount the club [0 see a movie and i hiking. ; for furlhcr IOformatwtl I na Ive 0 0 urn us, ., or 1.'1 Cemelt'ry -----,----._ ... _._--_._~_.- -'.- -'--'-'--'- _ ..-- ards, 35, formerly of Clover. I she is survived by her hus. IV •• . ° Per. Mo. Iy road, late of San Fran. I band Albert C.; one daugh. ROBERT M. HAMILTON As Little As SU'.8' cisco, were held August 21 iter, Mrs. Ann Louise Can.. , KING SIZE OPPORTUNITY at the Old First Presbyterian: trell. one sister, three grand. Mser~lces'lt are :n1mg (fr Church in San Francisco. . children and four greal. r. ami o~. ,or mer )' She died August 18 I'n San' . gran dch'ldI ren. ,. ofSM'Grosse Pomle,C I'fand late of Francisco. Interment was in Green. anta. ana, a I . The World's She is survived by her! lawn Cemetery in Columbus .• 2 II~ dleJdhThUrsdbay,OCSotobethr mother, Mrs. David H. Rich. , 0 0 ' ..In 0 annes urg, U Finest ards; and a sisler, Mrs. J. R, . I Alnca. , Housten of Chicago. ,MRS. CllRISTINA W. A 25.y~ar re.sldenl of Car • 0 • ALEXANDER Grosse Pomte while he was A memorial service for' employed by the Ferry. ALFRED J. PARKER i Mrs. Alexander, 75, formerly Morse Seed Co.. Mr. Hamil. Services for Mr, Parker •• of Grosse Pointe, late of East ton retired to California. 67, of Hollywood avenue,: Lansing, was held Friday, He is survive St. Paul Ev, ~ POINTE SCREEN & SASH/IIK.~ ~~t ~~p:~;~d:~~:i:~=/~~I Lutheran Church .... ~ pair. She makes the mini. I Cbll .. nt. MId Lettl ... , ~20497 MACK TU 1-6130 mum repairs' to meet the TU 146,. standards and then lets the We Invite You to Worship St.Jlml' $10 ~ With Us Lutheran Church **************** houserepairs isslip.unsafeBasicallyand un.the " 95_ Worship 9:30 & 11:00 ------sightly." I 9:30 Sunday 5chool- "On The Hill" ' ...... Y P-t I In their action upon the I C,...,/rRS All Ages McMille .., "'" K.rc ...... 1 D"'y ~ ...... S maUer, the council voted 6.1 VY~ Nursery at Both Services TU 4.0511 '', .....5 10 set Monday, November 17. I 1C)()()()sq.ft P.stors Corpe' ... Prof---'"~-J as the hearing date to reo I' . Rev. Charles W. Sandrock Worship Services view the decision. Mayor Rev. Kenneth R. Lentz, 9:30 and 11;00 a.m. SAVI eLIA.ID (Nursery. both Services) Butler closed Ihe matter bY. W J TH.D. " saying that "Mrs. Randazzo I m 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 20 '" w. Hov. TIte Correc' M.,hod will be notified at least 10 •• I ca.,... r. K.re: 011 CASH To erNn Your Carpet days in advance of the hear. I ALLEMON The Grosse Pointe I Goet .. M. Sc"'ltet & CARRY • W. do all 'ype' of ca".' repair jng, and we will call her on I (AU fo- 'U' U"AII." the day of the hearing. Every GARDEN CHURCH RUG Ealt Side Carpet Oeanen legal and personal considera. I UNITARIAN QEANING 14111K.,dItwIAn. 122-1411 lion will be made by the I 1i150 Maumee council to handle Ihis prob. I SUPPLY 8110420 OWNED AND Of'fllATfO IY THE 'AileH 'AMIlY UNCI "... Icm." I 17727 MACK Family Service 10:30 I .'2-90.5 I Worship Service 11;00 "Our Spirit For '76" TED ~~~~?1~~~~t~?LETI'IAENE I Rev. Fred F. Campbell Ebenezer "CHICK" PALAZZOLO! N=:~::Y""",,, ,,,. ! St. Mich.el'. Baptist Church 21lMIl Moross 1td, HAS JOINED HIS STAFF AS ,I 218~7~r=O.adl I mO'I(~.:itll~.f;I;J(;::~,'I!i/:;~~;:.,:,:;~.oll1d~lIl1(,: EpiKopal Charm 882.2728 - I II flfOV({it"" I,,!i ,lppll'dhd' ,Il.dl I I krldilC'r 1\\(.1 rldIIJ,rt'('f} ldwn IId',u' t'tlll!,' T""'Il"./Jay 20471 hlllllR .... ,.rtl Sunday School 9:45 ""' Meek & V_let Warship Service 11:00 USED CAR MANAGER, SEE I Nelson C. I ~;'~:~~;r~~(':..".~'n(;:;.:/~:);~(:;7""""l/'''~('I, ,'f,i.lv,dly I Gr.ne , ... W.... The Reverend Rev. Kernohan OR (:At.t. HIM SOON, . . : FROLUND I I James A. McLaren, Rector Evening Family Service Thomas J. Hurley, Curate 6;30 TED EWALD CHEVROLET 11••15 M.ck Av•. I $13&5 I Sunday Service. "CHICk" Ha, 0 ... , 20 Y.a" ~ am .• 10 I,m, • 12 noon Rev. Kernahan of Automobile hp.rience, 15175 E. JEFFERSON VA1.2000 I !n~~~-~~~dS I COVERS1O.000sq.ft. : ChUT ( d 7 b 72 2 2 as ' ???22 •••• ?927S ••• SSE , r ., 7 7 • ? 2 7 as 7 7 2 P P a_ - - ,. - -- .- .. - - - _- ~. - _ .. - _,-....- ,- •• - .. -. ~.,... ~ ".- ...• __ . __ -,-----..--....--- ....- .. -_._--...---_~. ~- ~ .... __ ;r> -;-- ," Thursday, Octob.r 23, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig •. Sev.nt •• n Pointe Is ,Mecca For Decoupeurs dIe mold lamps, reverae di- patternJ, will be presented Lectures and Exhibits Ranging from Quilling to mensional I I a • I palDUnl, by Mrs. AUan R. Mitchell. Quilting to Vue d' Op+ique to Marquetry country carvinl, paper tole, An entry donation of $1 is Will be Featured Ourin9 Two--Day Show del:orative plintll1., trlme reque.ted, to defray the cosls ______makin" macrame, qlli1Un, ol the Exhibit. Mini.lectures The Sixth Annual Mid-Continental Exhibit of dimensioDal f 10." e r I ud are 50 cenls each. quilting. AmoDI the estlmated .,000 Decoupage and Decorative Crafts will be held Fri- On display' will be the Bl. turnolU will be groups from day, October 24, from 11 in the morning to 9 in the centenn,ial Quilt Ms. Beebe Toronto, Buffalo and Cincin. evening, and Saturday, October 25, from 9 to 3 and her students are lasbion. naU. Saacks will be avail. o'clock at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. ing for the Detroit Hililorical able,-and a Usbt dinner will The show is sponsored ------. Museum. It depicts persons, be served Friday evening, al by the Michigan Chapter include Miss Margaret Lay- places, things and events in $3 per person, from 5 to 6:30 of the National Guild of son, MI'S: Robert MathlSQn, the State of Michigan during o'clock . • OMIN'S PAGES Decoupeurs. It is held as Fred Pagel, Mrs. William A. the past 200 years. and in. The National Guild of De- bl' . b' P kh t M' B It P k eludes President G era I d coupers Wit chartered in a pu IC serVIce, rlOg- I . an urs, ISS e y ar. Ford's signature. 1971 for the purpose of distin. ing together the talents I mscn, Mrs. Donald Stoeckel I nd 111 Cha 1 W It A special exhibit by the guishing the fine arl oC de. From Another Pointe Mrs. John Patrick MoHoy, of many artisans, during a .rs. r es: ex ~n. National Guild o{ Deeoupeurs coup age as an arl in itself, Short and to of South Deeplands road, is National Hobby Month. MlnJ.le~lures. 20 .. mmute wi!! feature items that have and to encourage a high level announcing the engagement Among Poinlers serving on prese~lahons on 1~ different been judged by a natlonal of quaUty in workmanship. oC her daughter PATRICIA lhe Exhibit committee are techniques ran gIn g from of View Mrs. R. Donald Widel and quilting. gold leaf transpar. panel, according to standards Membership is earned by The Pointe ANN 10 Frederil'k Louis established by the Guild. submitting a box. which is By Janet MueJler Hindelang, son of Mrs. Ed. Mrs. James O. Hoyt, co. encies .and .Unselling in the Categories include iIIumlna. judged. Members then share Pointers JULIE PIPER win Hindelang, of Three Mile chairmen, and Ms. Belly ~ecorallve flel~ to marbehz- lions, vue d'optique three-di. in learning experiences, ad. drive. Beebe, Mrs. Peter Biglin, l~g. h~nd.colormg and el~va. mensional scenes. elevations. vancing from Layman to Mrs. John C. Griffin officially begins her term and MARY PAT R I C K Miss Molloy, who is also Mrs. Henry Forcier. Mrs. J. hons lD the decoupage fIeld, mother. of _pearl, repausse, Journeyman to Maslercrafts. today as general chairman of the 1975-76 committee SCHAFFNER. both of whom received the i r Registered the {/aughler oi the late 1I1e Wallace Marshall, Mrs. Ken- will be featured during the under varnish, under glass, man t h r 0 ugh established planning the Metropolitan Opera Company's visit Nurse diplomas this year Molloy, is a graduate of the nelh A. Schulte and Mrs. W'l ~how. on a mirror, and ribbon de. S!.lItlllrtl~ jn Ih" Guild. to Detroit next spring, opening her Lakeshore road from the Harper Hospital Academy of the Sac red Colburn Standish, Jr. Decorative arlS exhibits coupage. Inquiries concerning mem- home for the committee leadership's annual fall School of Nursing, have been Heart and the University of Olher Pointe participants will include minialures. can. Mrs. D. H. Lulz, of Dallas, bership may be directed to orientation meeting. appointed to Harper's nurs. Michigan, where she aClili. Tex., wlll be showing her silk Headquarters. National Guild Jolning the group for luncheon will be officers ing staff. Julie a!tended aled with Gamma Phi Bela. Accepled for admission to STUART A. YOUNG, son of illusions. Examples of mlr. of Decoupers, P. O. Box 5119, of the Detroit Grand Opera Association, sponsor of Grosse Pointe South High Mr. Hindelang, who is also Lehigb Universily's fresh. DR. JACK A. YOUNG, of quelry, using fine wood ve- G ro 55 e Pointe, Michigan Met Week in the Motor City, who will preview the School and was graduated the son of the late Mr. Hin. man class t his year is IVernier road. neers to achieve decorative ~. 1976 ljeason and initiate a discussion of programs from Fairfax Hall in 1912. delang, allended We s t ern and projects the committee can undertake. She took classes at Macomb Michigan University and is County Community College Mrs. Wilber H. Mack, of Country Club drive, (her presently working in San before becoming an R.N., and Francisco. hus~d is nGOA president), is Mrs. Griffin's co- has worked as a volunteer We Specialize in chairman. at saint John Hospital. Mary, A December wedding is ...... a Saint Paul High School planned. $ant" H.lps The Symphony graduate, received a diploma from the Detroit Practical opmenl of community solu- POST MASTECTOMY FITTING Wilen it tomes to the Women's Association for Nursing Center and worked tions to the growing bicycles . (Continued on Paee 18) as an L.P.N. at Harper be- and motorcycle safety prob. fore becoming an R.N. lems. at Michigan Slate UnI. • • • versity's Kellogg Center for of BRAS and SWIMSUITS HELEN M. WIRTH, of Continuing Education. Hampton road, is prepared • • • to provide help and resources, Named to the Michigan )bt shops of such as brocbures, pamph- Technological U n i v ersity lets and instructional mater. Spring Quarter Dean'. List ials, to individuals or organl. are senior Mechanical Engi. zalions interested in develop. neering major RICHARD W"lt~1t.Pit...,~ ing programs directed at A. BROWNING, son of the solving traffic safety prob- ALBERT E. BROWNINGS, lems related to alcohol abuse of Westbrook court, and jun. 11121 Kerch".1 • Grosse Pointe or bicycle and motorcycle iors ROBERT G. KACH- 2111 So.erset.1I • Tr., safety, as a result ,of her MAN, a Forestry major, son activities as a local leader of the NICKOLAS C. KACH. of Michigan Women for MANS, 01 McMillan road, Highway Safety. Mrs. Wirth CARL A. OLDANI, Mechani. recently participated in a cal Engineering major, son two-day worksbop, designed of the MARK J. OLDANIS, to provide Information on the of Kebry road, and JOSEPH planning of community pro. R. DANCY, Metallurgical grams for the control of Engineering major, son of alcohol abuse as it relates Ul the JOSEPH B. DANCYS, of highway safety Tne Michigan League for Crippled Children has a lull program planned fOJ;.today: a bazaar and bake. sale, be- ginning al 11 o'clock, follow- ed by luncheon and a fashion show al the Delroit Yacht Club. Mrs. Earl Macklin is chair- man of the program. Mrs. George Pet e r s e n is the Soft!v :Jurl!e 'J League's social chairman. Hems for the bazaar have been crafled by members of and Belled the Lea g u e's East Side Group, under chairman Mrs. Bruce Stewart. Junior Aux. iliary members will be sell. ing their wares, too, and all proeeeds will be used to help meet operating expenses at Polyester Knit. the League's Camp Grace Navy striped Bentle)'. with Red, Camel Striped .with Navy. Personalized LUCilE KEY CHAINS, I COFFEE MUGS, PLACE MATS, Order no later ...... , ...... a _ .... ~ than Nov. 1st. for thoughtful Christmas Giving ... 3 Ker,l1eval Ave .• ot Fisher Road Pun(~ and Judy 8/",l TU 1.1505 THE SQUIRIlIL'S HbT Jht .shops of Sto,. Hou,.: 1914. MACK Open Doily 9:30 a.m. 105:30 p.m. •..... 66IS CLOSED SATURDAYS Walton-Pi,..e, 1112& ""'11 . er... ,... ZIti ~ .. ' T,., -- ..J 77 t 7 ? ?? n i rJ '11). Eight"" GROSSE POINTE NEWS !I ------_._------._- --._- --_ ..~._-_ .. - .'.- Thursday, October 23, 1975 't Society News Gathered from the Pointes ------_._-----_._------_ ...._-- -- ~------_..------,--_._. __ . __ ._--_._-_ ..-- Anticipating A Williamsburg Holiday From Another Pointe of View I! I Merry Mart Goes (Continued from Page 17) the Detroit SYlllpnon~' Orchestra, Mrs. Ray W. lUac. ! donald, of Lochmoor boulevard, stands ever ready' Round the World . to do her bit ... and just look at the bit they've r ~ot Florence doing now! Seems the J)SO Women have a new fund.rais. ing project, "Santa Helps the Symphony," a Home for the Holidays Chdstmas Catalogue dreamed up Booths Will Be Open from b)' Tom and Diane Schoenith. (in the midst of ha\' •. 10 to 4 O'Clock i ng a new !taby, and Illovi ng intb a new home),' who've been collectin~ merchandise for the past Christ Child Society has selected a 'Round th(' ~'ear. World Iheme for Merry. Mart '75. to be presenledM I The Schoeniths h3\'C donated the booklet to the \ next Thursday. October 3D, at l"airlane anor ,n : W ome~l 's Ass.orl~tlOn,.. aJ ong Wit. h a II procee ds. T om :Ill' anu Mrs, William J. Dearborn. Bazaar booths will be open from 10 In and .Dla~e Will mtroduce the. catalogue and sneak. Kurlh, Jr. of Hollywood ave the morning until 4 in the afternoon, preview Its wares at a cocktaIl party Sunday after. nue are announcing Ihe en. L u n chI.' 0 n featuring/I -----.- -._.-:. - . noon, ; g,agement of their d,aughter fashions by, B. Siegel, is turing un u sua I gift.-, for L' h 'I D b 8" .1 ..• " L'ZABE~lj :Ilk. h eVervonl' from hahvslllers to A'rom l en on, untl crew er ,II S (Jruer. i ,sli:.A" E I j It), iAi. by reservation only, wit I grandpar~nts. . taking time. lfomeD's Association PreSident Mrs.' Lawrence Monterosso, son of today, Thursday, October, Among the myriad of other Harry W. Taylor notes that many members are i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. 23, the deadline. Accept- booths is one featuring Bouti- planning coffees to distribute the Christmas Cata. i Monterosso. of Hawthorne ing reservations at $8.50 que Jewelry, under the aegis logueh tod.their friends,b kl and Santab. will get intot' thet !'OTadh'. e engage d coup 1e are per person are Mrs. Gene of Mrs. Richard S. Golob.ie, act, an Ing .out o? ets .to uSI':Iess execu Ives e- graduates of Grosse Poinle Green, 646-6592, and Mrs. chairman, and :llrs. J. RICh, help them With their Christmas lists. . North High Schaal and Mich- Robert Distler 646.4387. ard Henry, co,chalrman. And who do you suppose h~s.a.greed ~o get mto igan State University, where ' Another, Trash and Treas a Santa costume to make the initial buslJ1ess con. she affiliated with Alpha Phi Christ ~hild. Society's cur. ures. stocking everything tacts in downtown Detroit and the New Center sorority and he with Pi Kap. rent preSident IS Kathy (Mrs, from bullons to books, is areas? Who else but Florence Macdonald. . pa Phi fraternity. David) Henes, of Grayton headed by Mrs. Richard M h road. who has spent uncount. Mayda)'. - Bet she does well at Burroughs. The .bride.-elect is t~ac ing I'd hours fashioning items for Merry Mart proceeds help Bon Secours Hospital Assistance Grosse Pointe, CLARENCE W A. • * • at Rcgma Ihgh Sc?oolm. Har- the Knitting Booth_ provide care and education W 'A . t' b '11 f'll th per Woods. Her fiance IS as. League will reap the benefits of a SCHER, manager of Jacobson's in. omen s ssocla IOn mem ers WI I e socialed with Johnstone and I Sandy (Mrs. Peter) Frame. (or unfortunate children, of Williamsburg Holiday sponsored by the. Village, MRS. CLAYTON AL. orders from inventory stored in a W. D. Gale ware- Johnslone Realtors. o( McKinley avenue, is one all races and creeds, al Jacobson's Saturday, November B. ANDT, Assistance League president, hcuse. Co-chairmen of the project are the Mesdames A July 24 wedding is of the co-chairman of the Chirst Child House in Detroit It's a preview of Jacobson's new and MRS. PHILIP MEATHE, gen. C. Vernon Cox, Ralzemond B. Parker, Bernard planned, at St. James Lu.l day, as well as co-chairman and Christ Child School in Williamsburg Shop, in the Williams- eral chairman of the evening. Tick. Craig and Richard Schmid. theran Church or the Merrywood Booth fea. Birmingham. burg tradition, featuring champagne *" • • -~-'---_.- .._------_._------ets for the dinner program, which International Week ODens Tomorrow and hor.s d'oeuvres, films of the Wil- starts at 6 o'clock in Jacobson's Store Leontine Keane Cadi;ux, of Ridgemont road, liamsburg Restoration, a holiday Fur The Home, are $35 a couple. The Wayne State University College of Lifelong Learn- dinner, fashion show and afterglow. post-dinner mini-program, starting WE'RE STOiWPING ON ing director of information, is chairman of the Pictured above, admiring some Wil- at B:30io'clock, is $7 per person. Ann fourth annual MDtor City observance of Michigan OUR BOOT PRICES liamsburg collection pieces, are (left Gehlert, 884.5216, is accepting reser- International Week, which opens at 10:30 o'clock WITH SUPER SALE to right), MRS. JOHN R. GEHLERT, vations-as long as they last. Black A ticket chairman, The Honorable tie is optional. tomorrow morning when The Honorable Coleman JOHN KING, Mayor of the City of A. Young, Mayor of Detroit, reads the official proc- lamation designatjng October 24 as United Nations 36.90 nay in Detroit. Reg.S55 To Honor 12 t-olew1y Certified Professional Se~retarie5 Other Pointers involved in International Week Among 12 new Certified Stoulfer's Northland Inn is Keynote speaker at the din. projects, programs llnd promotions are Canadian Sare on fheu two J/(per !Iinfer- Consul MorJey B. Bursey, Frank Adam and Eleanor Pro f e s s ion a I Secretaries Nora E. Braem, or Neff ner, open to any secretary iut! bootJ before the .il/fl/(' jlit',i. (rom the metropolitan area road. or management member in- Tuttle. ,. to be honored by chapters of Each CPS has successfully terested in learning more. • • We're Jpe(i(//I.r priled tbe.ie the National Secretaries As- completed aU six parts of about the CPS program, will SIxty-FIfth Season For Theatre Arts beall/ifllll.> ftli/ow/ t1//-/nlfber so cia t Ion (International) an examination administered be Siater Jacqueline Cullen, "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," award-win. I bootJ for (/ limited time Oll/.J. comprising the Greater Inter. each May by the Institute I.H.M. Further Information Ining drama adapted from the Muriel Spark novel national Metropolitan Area for Certifying Secretaries, a may be obtained by calling by Jay Presson Allen, opens Theatre Arts Club's Both JtyleJ Jho/1'Jl are f;t/I.) /imd Council at a dinner Wednes. department or the National day evening, November 5, at Association. Barbara Maher, CPS, CPS'l165th season at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at and rea(~)' to warlll )'0/1 uhell tb!:' 237-8667. the Players Playhouse in East Jefferson avenue, femperaf/(/'e drop.l. Choo.1e t'irher i Headlining the cast as Jean is Mrs. Frank H. >/Ilt/ ,\'(I1'e 11I1lt'. III ! Finney, Supporting players include the Mesdames I J/y/e or both I William J. Coyle, Dwight W. Edwards. Jr., Stanley I black, (a 1IIe!, K ref!/! II I' ,<: I'!:'). L. Fildew. .Gary Griener, Eugene T. Ignasiak,' (Sizes oter 10. DOIl'lIfo/{,1! (/ I!d "VNUUKNIIUKEGROIII POINTE ITORI .'.1 Arthur W. Kleinschmit, Jr., Bryan McCaU~hrin,j , NOI.th!all(/ ollly ..iS] Illrlr!:'l. Shoe 20343 MACK AVE. (Continued on Page 32)""",,1"~ , -- 1,..----..,.------, .1 SaIOiI. al/ Jtor!:'.i. COllgre gatiollal r BELL Y DANCING SENSATIONAL Won,ell Meet CLASSES I Are Forming at the The women of Grosse: POINTE Pointe Con g reg a t ion a II BRIDGE CENTER Church gather for group, To Begin in :\0". meetings next Tuesday, Qc- i SALE! Call - :H:l-940() tober 28, members of Group I One departing fro m the I or B21-ltJ72 Church parking lot for a! 192.11 Mack A,'c. morning to u r of Hickory Farms, after which they'll (;rosst' Pte. Wds. return to the Church for a meeting and luncheon at ------12:30 o'c1ock. I A musical program fol'i Open Thursday and Friday Evenings lows. fealuring 1IIurray Ann I Englehart. soloist. aCCom- panied by 1\lrs. Chris Sch. lorfr. liostesses for the clay I are .\lrs. Howard Price, Mrs. 1 Carle Cubberly and :llis~ I Shirley Clark. i Groups Two and Three i will join forces to tour Il1s.: loric Detroit.area Churches,! visiting Old Christ Church,: Sts. Peter and Paul. Sweet.: est Heart of Maryann 51. i Mary's, The hus leaves the: Congregational Church at 9 I in the morning, with relurn' scheduled (or approximately 3: 15 in the afternoon. Par. ticipants have heen advised ; to "orown bag" their lunches. Group Four meets at B in ~ the evening in the Church I Social lIall. Dorothy Warner' I will gil'e a Yoga demonstra- tion. Hostesses are Ihl' :'>Ies. dames C a rs 0 n Wallace, " JatlleS lIfillies and Barbara' Lindsley. I ~rrs. Douglass liocrnl'r will . ! open her Holiday road home: 10 Group Fivc members for a morning coff!'e at 9: 15 I SAVE o'c1ock. Co-hostcss('s ar(' I ~lrs. Louis Slater and ~rrs, I Richard Allor. A program.' "Potpourri," will he pre UP TO i senter1 hy Mrs. William Reid. SALE I ---- THURS., FRI., SAT. , big savings are yours on "Nord ic" by Leacock ... the elegantl y EVERYSOFA IN STOCK, EVEN SOfA-IEDS REDUCED IN PRICE simple textured tablecloth that adapts to either formal or informal oinlnlJ '~cru, golo, avocado, lemon, royal blue, lime, • TOP MAKE STYLES • TRADITIONAL • PERIOD • CONTEMPORARY I:UI~berry or brown permanent press rayon/polyester with a • MANY ONE.OF.A.KIND • LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM solt relense fmlsh. Buy no~v for the holidays just ahead. Sofas fashioned for comfort and upholstered in a wide selection of 52"x52" square. 5.50 52"x70" oblong or oval. $9 designer fabrics. This is your opportunity to purchase the sofa you 60"x83" oblong or oval. $11 60"x 02" oblong or oval. 14 have wanted. Enhance the beauty of your home, .. 1 S AND SAY" UP TO.~ LAST THRE. DAYS 66" round. S11 17"xl?" napkins. each 1.10 ALL SAUS FIIAll "MEDIATE DELIVERY - NO CHAR6E CONVENIENT TERMS WE HONOR MASTER CHARGE & BANKAMERICARD Diamond I.welry Appro,so(s In L.II., Form For (nlV,once Purposes a, 20343 MACK AVENUE Scrmuu.1 J. G,zech ...... VtrIIltfI MerOll-Gtll" ,,11', (E~lIFIECl OIAMOND EVAIUAIOR ShOP Mon, Thurs, fn, till 9 POlITE _ & IWEL SHOP lUU MACK AVI - 0 , WOODS PHONE TU 4.5885 1 ..... "'- .. ., .,.,...... '~"'4lr 2 HOURS FHEE PARKING "JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET \ e e • t a ",. • d , •.~. t •••••••••• e •• ft •• tz as 'g t OF.? em ., bz. , we • s • J, • art«b& « • to .. Thursday, October 23, 1975 G R ass E P 0 J N TEN E W S Page Nineteen ------Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women Carol livingston The K. M. McKinneys Mrs. J, A. Wratkowski Wratkowskis Wed Wed September 6 At St. James She Speaks Vows to Karrick Michael McKinney Early Evening Rites Are Followed by Reception at in Grosse Pointe Memorial Churc;h; They University Club; Alencon Lace Accents Are at_.~~me in East Lansing Bride's Peau de Soie Gown Carol Ann Livingston's choice for her Satur- Mr. and Mrs. James Alan Wralkowski vaca. day, September 6, wedding to Karrick Michael tioned on Georgia's Jekyll Island following their M.cKinney was an ivory ~iJk organza gown styled Saturday, September 6, wedding in Saint James wlth a Duchesse lace bodice. Matching lace appli- Lutheran Church. They have returned 10 make ques accented her full skirt. their home in Grosse Pointe Park. A lace cap held her The former Katherine i ------double, cathedral length long.sleeved tan dress. The I Adele Quale, of NOlting-, jersey frocks, car:):ing ar. illusion veil, and she car- bridegroom's mother chose ,; ham road, daughter of rangements of daiSIes and ried an arrangement of a pastel floral print organza Mr. and Mrs. Franklin ycllow mums. white Sweetheart roses dress and jacket ensemble. Quale, of Harvard road, Mr. Wratkowski, son of Mr. baby's-brE'ath and steph~ Both mothers selected or. 1\ Detroit, chose an ivory an.d Mrs. ~ed W~atkowski, of anotis with coral ac-I chid corsages. peau de soil' dress, ac- l't!mneapohs, MIDn" ask,ed cents. ' Th~ bride was given .in cented with re-clIloruiJ- I nOllgl~s Glenn, also of MID- , '. marnage by her cousm, ered All'ncon lace, for I neapolis, to act as besl man. 1 he new Mrs. McKinney IS! James A, Hynes of Winnet. the daughter of 1111's,James I ka III ' the 5 o'clock rites. In. the usher c?rps w~re John Li\'ingston, of Fisher I ' '. ~tatching lace edged her DaVid W~atkowskl, b~ot er road, and tbe late Mr. Living. ComlOg from Ann Arbor • long Illantilla. Yellow roses, of the. brtdegroom, Michael ston. Mr. McKinney is the fo~ the ce~em~ny were the stephanotis and baby's- PetrOVich and James Butzlne. son of the David Karrick Mc-I bndegroom s sl~ters, Sus~n, breath formed her bouquet. For the ceremony at which Kinneys, of Ann Arbor. Manette. and Pippa McKm. She was attended by hOllDr Pastor George Schelter pre. A 1" th G ney, his great.aunt, Mrs. maid Alison Choate and sided. Mrs. Quale cho~e a . recep Ion In ,e, ro~se Norton Brotherton. and his bridesmaids Susan Browne, gown of turquoise silk jersey, Pomte War Memonal s Fnes cousins Arthur and Barbara Susan England and Sheryl The bridegroom's mother Ballroom followed the 1 Allen ' Butzine, in pale mint green wore a pale green lace knit o'!:lock rites in Grosse Pointe' . Memorial Church, at which Other out- Presents Named to the Ferris Slate College summer quarter Aca. • ANNE KLEIN demic Honors List are JOE Jewelry M. RUDD, of Lakepoinlc avenue, and PAUL J. TOCCO, of Pemberton road. ~~ ------ fJ/L'\ELS or P,--lNS1ES lilt Ih<'/r prett} ~. , bc"d( ,1,,11 Ii lilt jrlJllf, ,I/'{J/lIIJ - ' J.~lwrell('e rJI/a'ier fiN 111m In' .111,1 \ J allllolulleJ (IIi//, great I'lertjurl' e_'Ji/o'/e mIl, II I l . 110/1<]/1< f UII Ibe " ..J had? --- tba'" nI I/,,, 0F"I/illff 0/ hi" IIC'W .1/0"(' Serhm'J mlrt" I ,J~ W"C'II'. C' 1'JII(( lJC'r _'J/~ri_", d"o/uTI tlJ l~1.l1 '\ :', Sprlll}!, /1/ (J / i banJ..rcrel!lIl'd I. '~1r ' 1970() 1J!/(ut Jl"('fIIt (' jJrinl. /.(I/Ig ;i I (;rO.l.I" l)(J(II/(' '/UOO(/I, 1J1;r/,('](lI/ sh.1'/'1' j'fllycf- ter k"it .d'ntl'r Be.ft Of All for Fall (Jloh(,~ _7"",,,/!/ .c;/,,.,.,/ ((tit! -7,(",,,1'1 _J,mrl/' lI'ith !/IliltI, ,,1"11 ... Furs to live in and believe a/. on egg.rhcl/ 1/1;"('I ('('II ,jlu" i,.(''/ _"~.tl"',/ ~I _7; Iff' u'hite. The Natural Mink Coat. An exclusive $50. collection of breathtaking desif!,ns. _7w,./r',' ,;If !..i~//'1 I? 111. Only at .. , An~etj , (0et~(~/ crJ"J'kHAhNf; o/?llwkilllu !JJf~!li E. M. SIJl.LlVAN FURRIF.RS GROSSE POINTE WOODS JEFf ERSON Bet. 9 & 10 Mile St. Clair Snores 20~27 MACK AVE. 885.9000 h SESS • ~-. -,-._--~ , , •. PT- iF ...... H .pe 4.UU $ >. $ • 444 0 $ , : 4 0 "0" 0 0 $ .,s4ua o a.SSd :zg 4 •• '4: s AAW. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Oc:tober 23, 1975 Society News Gathered from the Pointes! Family Wedding The J. C. Locricchios i Locricchio-Grout For Patricia Glynn VOWS Are Spoken She Wears her Mother', Bridal Gown, Accented Pair Vacation in Florida and the Bahamas; Bride with her Great.Grandmother's Lace~ Carries her Paternal Great.Grandmother's Bridegroom is William George Hun Gold Rosary At a private, family ceremony before the fire- place in the East Emory court home of her parents, Setting for the wedding of Justine Ann Grout Mr. and Mrs. William John Glynn, Patricia Ann and Joseph C. Locricchio Friday evening, October Glynn spoke her marriage vows Saturday, Septem- 3, was Saint Clare de Montefalco Church. The Rev- ber 27, to William George Haarz. erend William Sullivan, O.S.A., a close family Immediately after the friend, originally from Chicago, now stationed in noon rites, the newly- persimmon frocks. Their bou. Villanova, Pa., officiated at the 6:30 o'clock rites. weds joined friends and quets we r e old-fashioned The bride is the daugh. famil)" in the Grosse nosegays of dyed.to.match ter of Mrs. Gerady A. trained, princess style ivory Pointe Yacht Club's Oval roses. Grout, of Whittier road, satin gown and illusion veil, Room for a luncheon re- Mr. Hun, Ion of Mr. and both trimmed in Alencon lace and the late Mr. Grout, and appliqued {lowers studded ception. Mra. William John Haan, of the bridegroom the son with ivory pearl beads. The bride wore her moth. East Clairview court, asked Iof Mr. and Mrs. Joseph She carried an arm bou. er's wedding gown, an orlgl. Bryan .Melvin Ul act as best A. Locricchio, of Bir- quet of long.stemmed white nal design of candlelight sa. m.n. Guest. were leated by mingham. roses and her paternal great. tin with inserts 01 Chantilly Waller Petersen, the bride. After a reception at the grandmother's gold rosary. lace in Jeg-of.mutton sleeves. groom's brother.in.law. Gourmet House, the newly. In floor length frocks of Matching lace trimmed her The bride's mother wore a weds left to vacation in Fort wine jersey and matching, Sweetheart neckline. The street length dress of pastel Lauderdale, Fla., and the hooded . capes were honor lOO.year-old lace originally blue wool knit. The mother Bahamas. They are making maid Margaret GoughanlL belonged to her great'grand. of the bridegroom was in their home in Troy. bridesmaids Mrs.Raymon~ mother. pale pink. Both mothers The former Miss Grout, Radtke, sister of the bride, Her train was cathedral pinned cymbidium orchids to given in marriage by her Ellen Grout. a junior: attend. length. Her elbow length silk their purses. brother, Rob e r t Edward ant, Mary Ann and JoAna, illusion veil fell from a lace Out-of.Ulwn guests included Grout, wore a cathedral. (Coatinued oa Page 21) cap embroidered with seed the bride's grandmother, Photo by Joseph MQhoney" pearls, and white roses cen. Mrs. R. .E. Schlingwein, of Setting for the family ceremony at which Wed Friday evening, October 3, in Saint tered her stephanotis aad ivy St. Louis, Mo. PATRICIA ANN GLYNN became the bride of nosegay. The neWlyweds vacationed Clare de Montefalco Church to Mr. Locricchio, Laura Glynn, honor maid in Quebec, Montreal and To. Mr. Haarz, son of Mr. and Mrs. William John, son of the Joseph A. Locricchios, of Birmingham, for her sister, and brides. ronto. They will make their Haarz, of East Clairview court, Saturday, Sep- was JUSTINE ANN GROUT, daughter of Mrs. maid Deb 0 r. Titterington home at St. Clair Shores' tember 27, was the East Emory court home of her Gerady A. Grout, of Whittier road, and the late wore identical, floor length, Riviera Terrace. parents, the William John Glynns. Mr. Grout. COUTURE Creations by THERESE Rear-Gilmore Rites Revealed Special occasion Coming? Custom Fashion Designing Mr. and Mrs. John C. CiI'l Archer and Tami and Linda 12434 E. s.-. Mile ... more, who moved from River Reay, the bridegroom's sis. CALL US WHEN THE OCC~SION road to Grand Blanc last tel's. DEMANDS THE BEST Detrlit, Mkh. September, entertained at a Apple green velvet stream. 312-3410 reception at the Traverse ers trimmed their pale blue ..''''''''1'',.•• rrnl, _ ...... rn Therese, who will dress City Golf and Country Club picture hats. Mat chi n g • caUIl rMTIU. TUB.PtClIlCI you jn the traditional following the wed din g of strearnerJI accented the j r , .. rOlMQ. TU ..... 1ClIU their daughter, Nancy Lynne white fireside baskets filled , CIffU. IlIX LIlIClIU elegance of the "Ruth Gilmore, and Patrick William with daisies and miniature Food Prepared & Delivered Joyce" manner she so A PURE 'WOOL) Reay. blue carnations. a PICK UP SERVICE AVAILABLE beautifully learnea under Father Ronald Granowski Mr. Reay, son of the Mat. HORS D'OEUVRES AND TEA the personal supervision JUMPER- /-' officiated at the 7 o'clock thew W. Reays, of Traverse SANDWICHES AVAil. BY THE 100 rites in Immaculate Concep. City. asked Peter Norcross of ~~.eformer "Ruth Joyce" ' An illustrated lecture by ~~~~~~ Gertrude Grace Sill. of South. pOrt, Conn.• on "The Impres- sionists and Their Flowers," scheduled for Thursday, No. vember 6, at 1 o'clock at the ~ :J.ijcher .1 ~ Ford Motor Company Man. Most people are prelly careful So shop around. Check agement Conference Audi. shoppers. Especially, when you out what other com- torium, (the Glass House), gilt into the luxury home munities call "luxury." House). in Dearborn, will market. Our residents are Then visit Wabeek Pines HALLOWEEN AND THANKSGIVING benefit the Detroit Garden representative ot some very to see the real thing. You'll Center's program of services important businesses; professionals, see why Wabeek Pines • Greeting Cards • Decorations to the tri-county area. executives in automotive and industry. And sells itself to the smart and Mrs. Sill, a Smith gradu. they spend their doflars very wisely. successful people, ate with a degree in History They look at location That's the tirst step of Art who has studied in. '(Q. ~ • Party Goods • Candles "D.., I. ' • where Wabeek Pines wins over others. Wabeek entrance is located on West Long Lake Road west dependently at the Ecole du Wabeek Pines has wooded areas. lakeview ot Telegraph between Franklin Road and Middlebelt Road. ORDER YOUR PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW Ii Louvre in Paris, France, and and gollview lots. \l is secluded and private Take Wabeek Lake Drive to Pine Ridge lane. Turn lell at Yale University, originat- . . . and quiet. Built on the former estate of atlhe gate house to Information Center and models . FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION OF CATALOGUES ed the "Museum Outside the Senator James Couzens, you inherit an Open from noon 10 six p.m. daily and Sunday or by Walls" pro g ram for the address of distinction. appointment. (Closed Thursdayl Metropolitan Mus e u m of Next comes value and quality. ~ ,DAY 'RlNTlNG ON CHRISTMAS 'OXfD,CARDS ~ Phone: 626-0750 Arls. Wabeek wins againl With spacious Tickets for her lecture floor plans and beautifully detailed Condominium Manor Homes must be obtained in advance custom.like features. There are some 2, 3 and 4 bedroom from $99,500 by sending a stamped. sell. good tax advantages, too •Wabee~ Pmes quald,es (0' lhe SO, (up 10 520001 addressed envelope with a Along with deductions of interest and Federal lax deducl,on offered by {he Tax Cut check made out to the De. Bill. " yOu occupy your home before DecembN 31 ~ ~. h " real estate taxes, Wabeek Pint's 1975 (SubleC! 10 Internal Revenue Gu,del,nes troit Garden Center to the qualifies for the 52000 tax credit' and Resf"ctlons ) Center at 1460 East Jeffer. next April. .~" 17047 KER~~~~~t~~nd hi~~til ~~~ 2-7790~' son avenue, Detroit, Michi. But the turning point comes when you gan 48201. Donation is $3 per Woodbury ~ consider the Individual atlention to Building Company 15!!1~ ticket. customization. so that you can Further information may Sullivan-Smith, L:J have your manor home derailed just Incorporaled ~ ',;;:~::~ be made by calling the Gar. the way you want il. Wllh all the ~~~~~~~~~~ den Center at 259.6363. accoutrements of luxurious living that you're accustomed to WABEJ1=I(I)IJ'~S EMGUSR Twe~n~n~hOPS 'ANNiomefhingo NEW L '{ ~"M SHOP c~:.~~~nl 8Ourf g'SE __'{arnC~!~1:00..=11 izn:sh~nd!a!d are readY to serve M££os Both Open eXpert Cr. 'reated by M£loL£CRA~ fOf knl\\lng Mon. thru Sat. read,/ 01 aftsrnen . ln . I be form 9 all fOf 10:00 to 5:30 .T 'Or rril,! ' Classes wll 'n\. Please C • Knltt'd ,t ~llj glvinrr d needlepOl Ilca\IOns. I'''''• J. ~ ~~forma\lon and apP phone 823-6700 W",., • 8""" _'SMllE //0 , •• n , , 11 a. • m •• • ec., ,J •• ••••••••••• m ••••• sa - JQ a z us 44 $ $ 4 w p Thursday. October 23, 1975 GROSSE POINT'E NEWS PaCJe Twenty-One Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women ------~~"---~------Golden Treasure Fete for Saint Clare ;1.11 nside the Mothers Club ~,:~:'-~i-~-:-i~-sl-~A-~-t~-O~~g~ ..... ,______~;,:~:t~:';::~": back.~::to~~. Scouting time, and I h:l V e approximately':.~fl~r::~y6,000 ! At the October Grosse I sllfety of the senior students, . h u n d red s oC Detroit.area dedicated adult \'olunteers, , Pointe South High School \ however, IIIrs. McClure ad. Mrs, A, Lawson Potter! girls may be Jell out of the we still need many, man)' 4 'Mothers' C I u b executive vised t hat parents know opened her Fairholme road fun this fall simply because more. We're looking {or all . : board meeting, President whNe their children are home {or a recenl meeting there aren't rnough Girl interested adults, men as ;. ! JoAnne Mills reported that a going during this time period. o{ the Grosse Pointe Braille Sl'out leaders to go around. well as women, who enjoy get acquainted mix e r (or The Christmas Tea and Club, callcd to. order b~' Fur this rcason, Girl Scouts, working \\,.ith YO\l~lg people," i South High students new to Choral Concert committee Mr~, W. A, .Buegl!, preSident, of Metropolitan Detroit, in, "There IS a mistaken ten. , Grosse Pointe had been very has been selected and isal. durlllg which two appomt. coopcration with other Girl denc)' to belIeve you must . successful (or those who at ready at work, Both High ments were made to replacl' Seout counrils throughout be a parent of girls In ordl'r tended. S,A, representatives, £chools sponsor this event members. who had Illov('d ih,' counlry, is conduding an to be a Girl SCOllt \'olun. l'lub presidents and class of. as a public service to th(' awa)' dunng the summer, intensi\'e adult recruitment tecr," Mrs. Coulle~ .1dds. I ficers were all all hand to community. It is hoped that 111" [ '_ ~1'1'/ 'll . i c;lmpai"ll, ! "This IS definitely nol welcome the new students Senior Citizens especially Irs, .ons . I l Ie sue i " ",' ' : true. Thousands of men and and inform them o{ the many will allend. Admission is ceeds Mrs. M, ~t, Turooll' as Our goal IS to make Girl, , -'n'lcs to senior activities at South. I Cree. treasurer, Mrs. John Millett, S['outin~ available to every I \\omen, C'I g 'en' ethnic In an e({ort to involve more It was stressed that North ha,s acccpted lI\r$, An~ B~~. : i,:irl who ~an~~ to I;e an Jac. ! ~~l~~~~ic ro::~/\ cducationai p('ople, the Faculty vs. Par- High's PerCorming Arts Cen ~r s I ass'fnt~enG as ;alt~ l1,ve m~n,l er, ) CX!) a~ns a~: background, arc in Girl ent volleyball game has been ler belongs to all the schools" ~ac ler a.bt I' rosse om l (_,'1rs. r lomas tou ~er, 0: Scouting." changed to an evening of Cun a.nd is noli' under the direc., ,('ntral 1.1 rary, \\l'stchestcr road, G S M D i No special skills or expe. patterned after the Televi- tlOn of .the Dep~rtment ~r l\Irs. Thomas Chisholm rc ~r~~ldc~l~. , I rience are requir('d to hI' a sion program '"A n y t hi /I t; C?mm\lmly Se~vlces so It porlcd on barious in progress . 1 Girl Scoul volunteer, Free Goes." Teams of {acuity, par. Will be mor,e Widely used. I assignments, and mentlon i \'l'lIlbt'I', III ,\Jlll '\1'0')1", : traillilll: in lCJdcrshil' anI! ents and students will com. The Christmas. Tea and was made of the next meet I MATV! is an organizaUon I other skills is provided by pete by doing silly stunts Choral Concert will be held ing of MATVI, (Michigan of all M khigall Braille clubs, GSM D assigned them, at the Center Wednesday Association for the Visually desi~nNI to coordinate all I Trai~ing cl:lsses are set up Green plant parties will afternoon, I?ecember 3, Impaired), scheduled Cor No. p:.asis of aids for lhe blind, at various locations during Walton Pierce has agreed ----' begin soon. A teu-oCf sheet to put on the !ashion show I the day and In.', the eV~l11ng, will be included in the next for the Spring Scholarship the Biology Department. ing, non school hours. , to of{e~ vo!unte('rs .l~axlmum Newsletter {or those who Benefit usina its own lIlod('ls The board approved send. 1 he $233 left over from the convemence. Addltlona.l as. wish to host or attend a The ~ard "approved using ing a letter to the National Walk-a.thon wj~1 be Ir;l~s. s.istance is available at all party. Plants will be sold at tables this year with the cost lIonor Society requesting that {erred to the Gerry Gerich tImes, , Saint Clare de Montefalco's Arch. be made by calling MRS. WILLIAM minimum mark.up. proceeds if any, to be reflected in th~ employment be considered fund, This is part of the Fund Volunteers are needed to c'onfraternity will present its annual Decklever, (left), at 885-1015 or used {or Mothers 'Club activl. price oC the tickets. equally with student acti"i {or Academic Enrichment serve in numerous capllci. fjlll luncheon and style show, fea- MRS. DONALD EM MER I C H, li~he Grosse Pointe GarClen A second order for plastic tics as a requirement for ad.! earmarked specifically Cor lies, including leaders, as- turing fashions from Michelle's (right), at 882.3324. Among other leaf bags has been placed, mission 10 the Society, If this South High. Some money sistant leaders, committee ,Boutique and a Gourmet H01.Jsebuf- "treasure ladies" are MRS. GEORGE Center has requested a dona. as demand was greater than is not possible, another so. from this Fund will be used members and consultanls. ;fet, next Wednesday, October 29, at DANIELS, (second from left). and tion from the Mothers' Club anticipated. <'iety should be formed for this year to bring Robert Additional information may ]loon in the Saint Clare auditorium. MRS. ROGER JACKLYN, this to help fund the project to All parent volunteer posi. those students who altain! Theobold to the school to be obtained by contarting the -Reservations for the Golden Treas- year's chairperson. ~ea~~i~ ~:~~ti~;llhw::h~; tions in the School have been high academic performance present a program to the Girl Scouts of Melropulitan ~re party, at $6.50 per person, may proved by the board, with the filled, with the exception DC and also arc employed duro Social Studies classes, Detroit, 961.8921. _ intention to give more if the "Reprint tram Intercoiffure World Service" Spring Fertilizer S a I I' is jMiss Grout Speaks V01VS ISoroptimists' successful. Mary Lou Wood, South iConUnued from Page %0) Mrs, Grout, escorted down' Meet Oct. 29 High's parent representative Edmond's Secret is Making Women Beautiful to the School System's AthIe. ~cricchio. llIe bridegroom's the aisle by her three sons. Ov~r th~ y~ars Ban Edmond's down tic Sludy committee, repOrt. sisters and Patti Schorn wore a floor length gown of The Soroptimist Club of : ' . . . ' powder blue chiffon with a ed that. in order to make town B~auty Salon was one of the mOil Grosse Pointe's regular din- .Each carI1~d a smgle: long. matching, beaded jacket. She recommendations, the com. cherish~d salons in Ihe counlr, As it ner meeting next Wednesday, stemmed white rose, With ba. pinned a pink rose to her' mittee feU it was best to stands today it was built to m'eee ""h'll Oelober 29, at 6:30 o'clock at Ov's.breath ,and greenery. purse. learn first about the athletic the Grosse Pointe War Me. was th~ specific needs in fashion at that ; Michael Locrlcchio was Beading ace e n t e d the programs currently available, morial will be Collowed by time, These needs continue, but a new b,est man for his brother. bridegroom's mother's peach Mrs. Wood said the commit. an 8 o'cloclt visit to the Ton. approach is required to fullfil! them It Ushers were Paul and David Qiana dress and coat ensem. tee felt an administrative nancour place home of The Grout, the bride's brothers, ble. She wore a pale yellow athletic coordinator would be was increasingly evident thai Bart Ed. Honorable and Mrs, G. Men- p'aul Russo and Peter Tocco. rose wrist corsage. of grea t benefit to the sys. mond's id~as on hair cutting and hair nen Williams to view the col. tern, slyling made plain hair look b~autiful. He lection of art acquired during School Boa r d President opened his second salon in G rossc Poillle Judge Williams' State De- Joan Hanpeter attended the Woods, 21316 Mack Avenue, as a full partment travels and, assign. meeting to present a pro. ments around the world. pOsed policy on the Role cif s~rvice salon complete with make up and The Club's future plans in. Parent Clubs. The School styIing rooms, clude a festive evening at Board is in the process of drawing up such a polley. Now, Bart Edmond, along wilh Helen Meadowbrook Hall Novem. but wanl.l; feedback !rom the Schultz)'. Ron Kates and Stella Oneu will ber 22'. Parent Clubs to assist them, be full time at lh~ Grosse Pointe Salon. Vioreta McClure, faculty Ban Edmond. said, "We have had a lot SUEDE _ LEATHER representative, reported that of 'luck tQ hick. up'our'hard . ~~;k: a~d ' the average class load for have been luckieSI of all with the clients CLEANING students at South was 5.6 By Our Experts, hours this' year. She said who have, come to us." Bart Edmond IS In Our Modern Plant' this was a very high averare. closing his downtown salon Oc!Oher 25th, We Do AU The Work Counselors have met with all ninth grade students and will Ban Edmond with his number one soon set up appointments to stylist. Ron Kotes, sketch all their hair D & C lEATHER meet with every ninth grader styles 10 show their clients their new look. CLEANERS and his parents. They have tremendous feeling for beauty 15508 E. WARREN The modified open campus and ekcilement to carry forward their N •. Nottingham is in e((ect this year ,dW'.ing ideas together with Bart Edmond's staff 882.9354 lunch hour, This means that ,'. of 26 super cullers and Iheir scientilil I~ J students within walking or biking distance of school may approach to beauty. go home for lunch. Seniors only -are free to leave the A Onc~-a-year Chance campus in cars. For the 8art Edmond .tyUng SUNn Sco" tor T.V. V.rlety Show to Invest in Lenox China and Crystal It's clearance time now ••• at Sale Prices! Ilom •.,I •.,,,l l H,-'\: ~l"l\ No\\' 50",99 Pan,on!lo ~ H•..• ";'t'l,j N~w SH'l ~," .. t l.,t.rlt .. pW.I"III'tt t"" sPIlL ..' ...... _...... [),,',1in .. -~~,. and you saveon the~e Save 15% . on 20 piece, 45 piece Hide -A--Bed~-Sofas and 65 piece Services for 6, 8, and 12! \\';lnl a ht'aUliflil sola thaI [urns any .'It'ill Now ... for a limited time, .. you con own the beautiful lenox Chino and "f your hom(' mto a gut'S! 'llt'n1 III "'l<,nd,' Crystal you've always wonted, at excellent ~ovin9~. 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CLAIR SHORES 778-3500 Open Monday, Thursday & Friday evenings untd 9.00 P,M, Open Ev.s. 'til 9 p.m, Mon., Churs., fri. Other days 'fir 5:30 p,m. , ori'. 'r - ...... -..,.-.---~-~------~~ - """' -. - -... ---.,.- ...... -,- ....-----~~""- --.-,..- ....-.-.--.-...- ~ - ...... "':-----~-~--- -- ~-- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1975 Society News Gathered from the Pointes . t; r Miss Wybo Says .Mrs. Richard Sherby Mrs. Robert lawson IMiss Keydel Wed i L ;;,,\.i To Robert Lawson r Vows October 10 '''q Richard Douglas Sherbys Will Make Home ! Bowdoin College Alumni Will Be Making Their Dearborn Upon Their Return from a Fall I Home in Boston; Bride's AHendanh Color Tour of Northern Michigan Wear Floral Print Or9anza A Victorian.style silk organza gown, Empire- The wedding of Janet Powers Keydel and waisted. its skirt ending in a chapel train, was Robert Widing Lawson Saturday evening, Octo- chosen by Suzanne Diane Wybo for her wedding ber 18, in Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, was fol- !,'riday, evening. October 10, in Saint Clare de Mon- lowed by a reception at the Detroit Club, after tefalco Church to Richard Douglas Sherby. which the newlyweds left to vacation in Willims- Appliques of Belgian I burg. Va, I peau d'ange lace ac\:e.nt- gr;~~y carried nosegays Qf The bride is the daugh- of Cotuit, Mass. Guests were ed the dress. matching carnations and roses tinted ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- sealed by Douglas Wilson, of the lace edging her man. to match their dreB~s, erick Reid Keydel of A~herst, !dass" and th" "d bfldegroom's brothers Peter tiIla veil which fell from James Wolonyk was best K enwoo d roa d,t h e brl e- Lawson. oC Denver. Colo. a Camelot cap. man. Ushering were Melvin groom the son of the Ar- and Richard Law son oC She carried a cascade of Wallace. Steven Wybo, the thur L. Lawsons. of Deer- Tewksbury. Mass., and' the while carnations with peach. bride's brother. and Richard field, Ill. bride's brothers, Tom and colored baby roses. Freitag, Ring bearer was Lace accented the tradi. William Keydel. The new Mrs. Sherby is Paul Starr. nephew of the tional gown chosen by the The bride is an alumna of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bride. former Miss Keydel for the University Liggett School and Andre Wybo. of Rivard boul. The 1 o'clock ceremony at 6:30 o'clock rites at wbich Bowdoin College. !be bride- evard. Mr. Sherby is the son which Father John Ohner The Reverend McGregor pre- groom an alumnus of Deer- of Mr, and Mrs. Douglas and The Reverend William sided. field Academy and Bowdoin. Sherby, of Dearborn, where Strj'ker officiated was fol. A lace headpiece caught They will make their home the newlyweds will be mak. lowed by a reception at tbe her bouffant veil. and she in Boston, ing their home upon their Gourmet House. return from a fall color tour Golf beading accented the carried white roses. ----~- of northern Michigan. high neck and waist of the In organza frocks printed JANET BRA D FIE L D, In mint green. halter-style bride's mother's coral chif. with pink turquoise flowers daughter of DR. and MRS. jersey froclts. their detach. fon gown. The bridegroom's on a blue background were R, JOHN BRADFIELD. of able capes trimmed In velvet mother wore a cream jersey honor maid Ann Aronson and Hamilton court, b.as pledged Photo by Beatrice Zwonn ribbon, were Mrs. Patrick knit, with a peach and brown bridesmaids Mrs, Patrick Kappa Kappa Gamma social Roney, Mrs. Daniel Wain- sorority at the University of Slarr, who served as her sis. bodice design. Peach roses SUZANNE DIANE KYBO, daughter of the Exchanging marriage vows Saturday, Octo. troob, Karen Lawson and Missouri at Columbia, where ler'shonor attendant. and and camalions formed botb Andre Wybos, of Rivard boulevard, was married ber 18, in Christ Church. Grosse Pointe, were Carolyn Huebner. she is a freshman majoring flower girl Christine Wolos- motbers' wrist corsages. Friday evening, October 10, in Saint Clare de JANET POWERS KEY DEL, daughter of the zyk, Both Suzanne. a Grosse Frederick Reid Keydels, of Kenwood road, and Best man was Ted Gieg, in Occupational Therapy. Montefalco Church to Mr. Sherby, son of the Bridesmaids. in apri~t, Pointe South High Scbool Mr. Lawson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. were the bride's COUSinS. alumna, and Richard reo 'Douglas Sherbys, of Dearborn. Lawson, of Deerfield. Ill. Diane Braye and Mra. AI. ceived degrees in Electrical bert Tavenor, and Carolyn I Engineering from .Way n e Pha 1 R ad Sigma Phi Gammas Sherby, sister of the bride. State University. . se e y Tate-Stabile V01VS Spoken Begin A New Year REUPHOLSTER r------For Hallo1veen A receptio\1 at tbe Bronze his falher to act as best Delta Omicron Chapter oC YOUR Door followed the wedding oC man. In the usher corps were Sigma Phi Gamma sorority Phase I bas scheduled a Mary Lynn R. Stabile and Gregory P. and Kevin A. has resumed meetings for Halloween costume party for Jeffrey Richard Tate Satur- Tate, brothers oC the bride- .the 1975-76 season under Con. FURNITURE! this Sunday, October 26. at day morning. October 18. in groom, Slephan R. Scbroeder nie Peters, of Nottingham Saint Clare de Montefalco ART J:~ri~:I.A Collection 01 original a 7:45 o'clock lilt Grosse and David Slabile, lhe bride's road. president, Jane Wol. decoratille olis. IOme Pointe Memorial Church. ~hurch. brother. schon, of Norwood drive, graphics ... by English Dancing and refreshments Father John Oliver presid. The bride's mother wore a vice.president, Judy Smith, and European Artists wlll be featured. ed at the 11 o'c1ock rites Cor floor length, Empire-waisted, of Middlesex boulevard, sec- ',om" to ... A hayride and square which the bride, daughter of sleeveless frock of cream retary, and Judy Bessert. of SALE (Unl,.mea) dancel. planned for Hal- Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Sta. beige crepe, with a short. Saddle lane, treasurer. loween night itself, Friday, bile. of Three Mile drive. De. matching, rume-fronted jack- The Chapter's first fund. Virginia Williams October 31, at Rochester's troit. chose an Empire.waist- et, Orange Sweetheart roses raising activity of the year Hayride Lodge. Participants ed gown oC white erepe and 115 Kerche,.' On-The.HIII formed her wrist corsage. was an art exhibit and auc. are asked to meet at the chantilly lace, styled wit.h a The bridegroom's mother tion, with a champagne pre. Church at 6 o'clock to form slash neckline and bishop chose a long gown of bright view, at Allard House. last , carpools. sleeves, and a matching yellow wool crepe, styled Tuesday, OCtober 21. Colt for tbe evening (din- waist.length veil. llIith a round, rllf£1ed neck- \ ;Der"WU1; ~1ncluded). ~ $6 ' ..She 'earned'. caseade:of un'!! andJ6nt' Sl'e~\oeijleiid\ng ')ler person. Further informa. white miniature carnations in rurned wrists. Her cor- '.~i'-nhapp"W"" YD.~ Yes ... we can give your home a new look! Give tlOll may be obtained by and while Sweetheart roses, sage was a bronze cymbi. ~ ~~~elte~~~:~;:!p~.;:1contacting Bill Bachmann at DryCI"III'? that tired-looking furniture a new lease on life.,. baby's.breath and ivy. dium orchid. 527-6597 or 521-6346. have it restyled to match. your new decor and re- NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Honor maid Daria Ann The newlyweds. vacation- TRY Phase I, open to singles Stabile, sister of the bride. .I,Ipholstered with beautiful Scotchgard .fabrics. aged 20 to 39, meets every ing in Monlreal and Ottawa, and bridesmaids Marius Sta- HOLLYWOOD TWINS GOWNS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR Sunday evening at Memorial will make their home in We also custom make slipcovers (cloth & plastic) SWEATERS BLOUSES LINGERIE bile. anotber sister, Cynthia Chatham. Ont., where the CLEANERS & Drapes. Church. Further information Mary and Deborah Ann Tate; HOSIERY BRAS GIRDLE'S on the group's activities may bridegroom, who recently re- You 'Ii See the Difference the bridegroom's sisters. and be obtained by contacting ceived his B a c he lor of 1932. KIIIy 11II...... SCARFS HANDBAGS Marilyn J. Azar carried Science degree in Business A & C ,~r~~y UP TO 40% SAVINGS ONSELECTED SHIRT, $12. JACKET, $21. Friday, October 24 LIVING ROOM, DAVENPORTS PANTS, $22. FLOOR MODELS OF 12 Noon to 4:00 P,M, • • • AND CHAIRS ALLIN CUSTOM 15% OFF ON CARPETING SIZES ~ournier :Jurnilure r& and Carpeting Co. 16421 HARPER nr. WHITTIER 'J~e Better TELEPHONE 881-1285 _)Jal! OPEN MON., TUES., THUIS., FII. 9 TO 9- JEFFERSON AT 10 MILE WED. & SAT. 9 TO 5 ST. CLAIR SHORES rt « nee . -.~-;--:---;'""~"""''"7-;--7''"'":--''''''-.:''''''":'.'''' - ....":'.•P"":",.~,:-.'":', ._~P":'.~""."" ...... ,..•..-,-P-:-O,_--"F_'--'~~~~~~~- __ ~-_ Page Twenty-Thr.e Th"rsd.y, Oetober 23, 1975 . GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~Women'sPage" by, of and for Pointe Women I For,,, Friellds of Ifllerlocllell iPhil Porter Claims BrideOnMackinac Amone area residents plan'l Camp as a summ('r program I ning to travel across town. in 1928, Yaler'e L nt' .. Att d d b h studded with 5!ed pearls, IWashington, D.C. ,this Sunday fo.r "M~,et Inter- I Interlochen Arls Academy. , e In' 1$ en eyer Sister During edg!d her A.line skirt and Mrs. Lentini wore a floor I.I~c h.en. MUSicales at the a four-year coeducalional col. ;' Early Autumn Rites: Pair Are full chapel train. ,I!ngth gown of shaded mauve I Birmingham home of ~r. leg e preparatory boarding . at Home on the Island A lace Juliet cop held her and a matching coat trim. I and Mrs. Lawrence Smith school, op('n('d in 1962, Sun. H' t . S ------illusion veil, and she car. med in sable at wrists and : and the Troy home oC Mr. day's Musicales are spon • IS one t~. Anne's Chur~h, overlooking the rie~ a crescent of pale coral throat. Her corsa~e was. a i and Mrs. RIchard G. Post sored by (he Friends of In IN. StraIts of Mackinac from Mackmac Island was the talisman roses, orange.tipped purple.throated white orchid. , a,re Mr~. Alfred D. Moran, oC loehen, a newly.organized scene of the wedding of Valerie Lentini 'and Phil carnations, baby's.breath and The bridegroom's moth~r J restwlek ~oad. and Mrs. group which s('eks to give In. Porter, Sunday, September 7. I leather leaf, tied with ivory chose a long gown of orchid Fr~nk Welhngl~n Coohdge, terlochen support and (inan. Th b'd ribbon. silk, fashioned with a ruffled reSident of McKmley avenue I cial assislance nee d e d to e n e is the daugh- Mrs, Thomas Rautio of po r t r a i t neckline and a for many years b.erore mOl" secure its future. ter of Dr. and Mrs. Nich- the bridegroom's uncle The Saulte Ste. Marie was' her matching, curved hemline. IDg to DetrOIt's River House. olas Lentini, of Cheboy- Reverend Phil Porte~, of sisler's h 0 nor 'attendan!. She wore tiny orchids in her IIlrs. Coolidge, an Inter. Reservations {or (he Sun. gan, the bridegroom the Soulh Kent, Conn. Bridesmaids were Julie Por. hair. lochen advisory board memo day programs, one planned son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- The bride, given in mar. ter, the bridegroom's sister. The new Mr. and Mrs. Por. ..:\•.:",,'...... ber, has been actively in. for 3 in the afternoon, the liam C. Porter, of Hamp- riage by her Cather, wore a Mrs. Thomas Lewis of Long ler rode in. an encIosed"\ ~. . '., volved in lnlerlochen affairs other for 7 :30 in thc evening, ton road and Mackinac ca~hedral. gown of ivory silk Beach. Calif., Lisa Brock brougham, behmd lwo chest. I'!i,'i{ ~.~. ~•. Cor rears, She worked with are being taken by :\lrs, Island. ch~Con, Its neck, Empire and Cathy Clune both of nul hackneys, to their wed. ~Z. .. ~.' . . Dr. Joseph E, Maddy. who Frances Dy('r, 851.6361. and .. . waIst and long sleeves de. Cheboygan.' ding reception at The Island ,~ '",d.d Ih. N,ll,,>! >to'" Miss Marjorie Sallie, 6463137. OffiCiating at the 2 o'clock tailed in Alencon lace trim. They wore silk jersey House. Among .the 300 .guests, cerem?ny wer! Father Joseph med with seed peaarls. trocks elldl ill d dit!~rcnt were many Pomlers, mcIud. 0.;.. I -~ -- - ~--'---"----- " FranCIS, of Ste, Anne's and Matching lace scallops, autum'n color: burgundy, ing the bridegroom's uncle bron:r.e, teal, yellow and and aunt, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Lean. V ALERIE LENTINI and Mr. Porter ex- coral. Ecru Irish lace trim. der McCormick. Goodhart, ~han~ed marriage vows Sunday, September 7, Lets Talk med their throals bodices Mr. and Mrs. William Kling. m historic Ste. Anne's Church on Mackinac and wrists. ' beil, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley R. Is~and. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 1!?eaf &4tate ,\'~. They car r i e d lighted Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nicholas Lentini, of Cheboygan. The William C. ----- . candles in glass.enclosed Ian. Ciavela and former Pointers Porters, of Hampton road and Mackinac Island by John E,Brink ~5; terl\5 circled with fall flowers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oem. matching their frocks, and ing, who now reside in Sagi. are the bridegroom's parents. ' A BEAUTIFUL INVESTMENT Every bonk hos ih own finoncing policy, and each bank wore headbands of ecru en. naw. for the Future from the Past keeps changing. That is why il becomes a man.sized job just twined with baby's.breath. Special guests were the Work. 01 Ir' (llplctlng romlnce, Dem, Women ~Ieet Tonight to keep abreast of these individual differences and changes. beauty, cultur. and a dynasty of ele. Flower girl Laura Rautio, bride's grandparents. Mr. But all real e~tale professionals know Ihat the signing of the gance. TheM Mt. Robert Z8hIoute ilia the bride's five.year-old nice, and Mrs. Dominic Anthony, Chris K6vner Is. opening home where Ginny Sargent )ust pYl'chlMd on ilia most recent visit carried a basket filled with of Lake Worth, Fla.. and her Merriweather roal\"home will share the lecture Dr. controcl to buy is really only the beginning of things, and to Iran. W. inVite you to _ our shop. multi.colored mums. the bridegroom's grandmoth. this evening, Thursday, Qt. Robert Michaels, chairman thaI a successful dosing to any real estate transaction de. Armin Porter served as his er, Mrs. Phil Porter, of • Kerman .8_,...... Qum tober 23, at 8 o'clock to of the Department of Psy . pends primarily on sufficient financing. If you need financial • SIC'M1k .. H."z .. llbrll: brother's best man. Grooms. Cleveland. members and guests of the chiatry at Columbia Univer. counselling. as most people do who purchase real estate, we • K•• h." • H'fnedln • fIt.uk men were Matthew Porter. The newlyweds vaealioned Grosse Pointe Democratic sity, gave last summer, on • Afgh.n .. Japthan .. N .In another brother, Jerome Len. in Canada and have returned suggest you contact us. CIeMI"1 • "'pllrl"llinCI '''7 Women's Discussion Group. the psychoanalytic reaction tinl, the bride's brother, and to Mackinac where Phil is who will hear Mildred Jef. to Masters and Johnson's Whether you are buying or selling property rely on the the bridegroom's Kenyon Col. Curator of Exhibits at Fort frey, coordinator of the work. & ZAHLOUTE lege fraternity brothers, Lee Mackinac and Valerie Is a experts 01 GROSSE POINTE REALESTATECO .. 20087 Mock TADROSS United Auto Workers' Con. Each weekly program ls Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods, 882.0087 to handle the entire 136 Madison A~enlle, Detroit, 963.7400 Finkel, of Pittsburgh, Pa.. maintenance and guide oW. sumer Affairs Department, preceded by a disC'Jssion of transaction. Come in and discuss your needs with us and and Craig Waggaman, of cial for t!Je Slate Park. present In eyewitness report local and national issues of find out first hand why so many families in this area hove p-._' SAVE AN EXTRA DOLLAR WitH THIS COUJION1- _, on the International Wom. con c ern to membership. been delighted with our service in the past. "We Love Our SPECIAL I.. en's Year Conference in Guests and new members I, Mexico City. are always welcome. Business" Hours; Mon .. Sat, 9.5, Sun, noon. 5, 24 hour A diseussion to assess the Further information on tne answering service. . Short •891.•1 conference's impact on the Democratic Women's aims ALL future will conclude the pro. I and activities may be ob. DID YOU KNOW? ESTATE tained by contacting ehair. That a longer term mortgage will bring a monthly pOl" I person Susie Boyntpn Lewis ment within reoch of 0 tight budget? ' I and~:!h I:~~r ~cr:~uler~fu;:dn~~~ at 886-4415. I 5s!~~!~ :~$~:S, day morning meetings next SALE on Leathers, Buckskins, Sheepskins, etc:. Wednesday, 0 c to b e r 29, Hundreds of fine items from one of the • J Day Service Available! We do OUt own world I gathering at 9:15 o'clock in Midwests finest Estate. Solid walnut I CARVER CLIANIRI I Alice Fine's Grayton road baronial dining room set with 14 elab- !10725______Morong at Cadieux . 881-4640._..1I SuburbanWomens• G0If orately carved high-back chairs. Dozens 01 like new sofas, chairs, end tables, .6__ ...... rEs Group Concludes Year cabinets, etc. 18th and 19th Century oils. ==UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST -- Suburban Women GoUers' HAPPENING FOR THE READER IS.Hole Group, which plays 11 x 20 Karastan rug, and many Orien- weekly at Parlridge Creek SINCE THE PRINTING PRESS Golf Club, completed the tals. Decorator lamps, statuary, many season Monday. September original prints. Stein.way ebony'~ grand " ~.k. 25'. e,very d~y..of the YeClr 22, ,wthl. Seotc:llBall Fltur. pianp, Hammond M-3. Organ with'1.eslie, ~ when you trade in your retired some Collowed by luncbeon bo k ( ba k and busIness meeting during casual furniture. Maiw cast bronze ex- o s paper c s, which officers for the coming terior lighting fixtures, Ships wheel chan- Now's your chance' year were elected. PoInter Marlaret Hudson dalier, antique tables and cabinets, JBL I. will Ie.d the lady golters' Important Savings Paragon speaker system, Marantz Model p,. roJe an J P,oetr'l in 1t7G. 'Matc:h play tournament Miss J's Slip-on Sport Shoe 10-6 professional receiver, like new Sun- ae winners were Joan Shattuck, r;XC an ~ A Flight, and MaryKr.nich, fish sailboat, hundreds of misc. mainten- . Iz ance tools, oftice furniture, and other \in/a!!!' J'apcrbads Inlell,'clllat BOllli'llIl' B. ,Flight. A Flight runner. \larrame. l'oll,'r\', Ciil Ill'IIl' up and consolation honors now through October 25, enjoy substantial items too numerous to mentior •. went to Esther Ridas and . UUS FLEETWOOD (;rosse "h'. Wds. Shirley Soule, respectively . ,- Shown by private appointment only 886-12,10 Open Tues.-~III. 10:00-5 :30BFlight runner.up was Ann savings on high-polish kidskin leather 822-1002 or 822-8422 WE "'f:I.(:O""; RROU''SI-:RS Rademacher. Gertrude Schwartz took 13 Flight's casuals, self-accented with a twist of ------consolation prize. braid atop a medium high stacked leather Medal tournament winners were: A Flight. Carol Trom- heel. In black, dark brown, navy or green, bley, low. gross, Rita Dono. van, low net; B Flight, Ruth 6Y.z-10 Narrow and 5-'0 Med~m sizes Massey, low gross, Elaine Jenks, low net; and C Flight, Jimmy Franklin, low gross, Eleanor Wozniak, low net, Longest drive win n e r s were Nancy Young and Lee Phillips, both Pointers. COUNTRY JacObS()I1S IN GROSSE POINTE IT'S HOUSE ------FURNITURE WHERE QUALITY SELLS SHC'REP()INTE FOR LESS COlONIAl & TRADITIONAL OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Elegant condominiums priced from lAMPS&. AC(ESSORlts the mid 40's to mid 60's. You'll love 15839 E. WARREN NR. BERKSHIRE our brick walled country gourmet 884-6787 kitchens. and our attached garages too. Gatehouse entrance located on Mack Ave., 1/4 mile north of Vernier Rd. PLANTS and Furnished models open daily noon till 7 PM. XH,) SHOO (Closed Thursdays) ANTIQUES WOOOEN LEAf 15:106 Mi\CK ~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~ (;nO~~E "TI-:.I':\RI\ ~ 88()_cH51 1260 HARVARD-a three bedroom, one and one-half bath brick colonial with a large 65 fool lot highlighted by beautiful trees. A screened and covered porch large recreation room, immediate occupancy and heating bills averaging only $12.00 per month should I % CHRISTMAS interest you. John Mlcoli will welcome you Sunday. i OFF CARDS ~ Sit in Relaxed Comfort at Bill, 1.\"1 Jl.fllH'-O\ III \ IlOl I. \11111 a21-:l:>2:> 114 Kercheval, on the Hill 886-6010 Sunc!IIY 1 to 5:30 PRINTERS _ ENGRAVERS TV 2.5J60 (J'lO/it~. \"",in1( fnrt' ~~~~n:~.~_::a~~~~~~~-:H!,~~n, ~ __ nst _ '" .... ------._--_._--~------_ .._------.- ...... -...~---- Pige Twenty.Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1975 ,1 I Society News Gathered from the Pointes Gail Hillger Bride The James Garvers ,Miss Boruta Wed Of Glenn T. Bandy' iT0 James Garver Pair Are at Home in Chica90 After Vacation at Hermo$a Beach, Calif., is Newlyweds' Home;: I : la~e Placid; Setting for Reception Following They Vacation in tne South Pacific . late August Rites Is lochmoor Club Following late September Rites , Christine Ann Borula chose a traditionai gcwn A reception at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club! ; of ivory silk organza for her marriage Friday eve. followed the marriage of Gail Diane Hillger, daugh- \ i ning, August 29, in Our Lady Queen of Peace ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hillger, of Lexing-I Church to James Lewis Garver, The Reverend ton road, and Glenn Thomas Bandy Saturday eve- I IDaniel Complo presided at the 6:30 o'clock rites. ning. September 27. in Saint James Lutheran: I Alencon and Brussels [ ------Church. I' . -- ' ,f-:. i lace accented the bride's i In mint jersey frocks with The bride wore her Pastor George Kurz pre- i sheer sleeve.:;, high neck I matching ja<,1 .J.. ._ _ ~ __ .______~ _ 2W p p p .. , , , , ; SDSSD,D D.! D .S ,S • .e. I 1hursd. , October 23. 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.ge Twenty.Five W1omen'sPage -by, of and for Pointe Women Pregnancy Aid! They'll lead DolI--Fins in 1975.76 The James Wests Sets Senlinar j IGay Nahra Bride Pregnanc)' Aid, Inc. is I sponsoring a speeial training 'I' IOf James L. West seminar next Thursday. 01." lober 30, from 9 to 2 o'clock Bride'~ Aunt i~her Honor Attendant; her Uncle in Room B at Saint John Has. I I pital. H. Jobn Barka)', D.O., I Serve~ a~ Be~t Man; Pair Vacation in stace I>hysician at Bi.County I I Orlando and Fort l.uderdale Hospital and an active par. ticipant in lhe pro.life move. I At an evening ceremony in Saint Maron Cat hc- ment, will present a session dral Sunday, September 14, Gay Mary Nahra, on Ietal development. daughter of Mrs. John I. Nahra, of Audubon road, Pregnanty Aid 'is a non. I and the late Mr. Nahra, was married lo James profit orgAnization designed Lewis West. -----.------.- 10 give enotional and practi. He is the son of Mrs. Ont. cal sUPP(J't to women with Christine West, of Bed- They wore apricot jrrsey problem pregnancies. Reser. I ford road. and Lewis (roclls with matching, waisl. ,vations tlr next Thursda)"s West, of Madison road. length jackets, and carried program lIlay be made by The bride's mother and arrangements of apricot roses contacting Janet VanTiem, IOllluth:mdstitched ~,OOObeads and carnations. 886.5275, or Joan Mallon, 521. to her chapel.trained peau Best man was Joseph Eila~, 5729. de soie wedding gown. More uncle of the bride, Ushers beading accented the Juliet were Donald Guernsey, of Meeting .t Marygrove cap holding her lace.edged Bluffton, 0.. and Leonard For Musicians League illusion veil. Wane", o( Hyattsville, Md. Rosemary Elias was her Junior usller was Barr)' Saad, niece's h 0 nor attend'ant. ring bearer John Saad, both The 0 e t r a i t ~~usi~.ans Bridesmaids were Maureen cousins of the bride. League will hold its second Sheahan and Susan West, A reception at Saint Maron meeting of the year next junior bridesmaid was Tam. Hall followed the 6 o'c1ock Tuesday, October 28, at 10 mie Nahra, sister of the rites. in the morning in Marygrove Elected to lead the Doll-Fins Loehr, include Mrs. Roy Hillier, pro- bride, and flower girl was Ostrich cu((s accented the College's Madame Cadillac Women's Auxiliary to the Grosse grams, Mrs. Robert Hobson, member- Samia Shaheen. oC Essex, (CoD&inued Oft Page 32) Hall. lIiargaret Bichel will Pointe Power Squadron in 1975-76 ship, Mrs. Robert Lewis, hospitality, present a forum and program -Photo by Collingwood StudiO Mrs. Nicholas Popp, publicity, Mrs. on "Th~ Creative Student." are, (seated, left to right), MRS. Wedding vows were spoken Sunday, Sep- DONALD ENDRES, vice-president, Lewis West, communications, Mrs. Pointe League members tember 14, in Saint Maron Cathedral by GAY ALCAMO'S CASTLE BALLROOM Donald Strnad, by-laws, Mrs. An- :include Ruth Burczyk, Alice MRS. WALTER LOEHR, president, MARY NAHRA, daughter of Mrs. John 1. Nahra, 21801 - 9 Mil. Rd., St, Clair Shores :Ellison, Doris Eubank, Mar. MRS. JACK BOLAND, treasurer, thony Delsener, ways and means, of Audubon road, and the late Mr. N ahra, and (between Harper and Mack) 'cia Fabick. Anna Husband. (standing, left and right), MRS. Mrs. Albert McKay, auditing, Mrs. Mr. West, son of Mrs. Christine West, of Bedford SuMay Nitht Dandng - Singles Only 30 and up :Laurie Lindemulder, Doris CARL STANDLEY. corresponding Vernon Beitel, budget, Mrs. Terrence road, and Lewis West, of Madison road. . Pagel, Joan Rossi, Helene secretary, and MRS. RICHARD Gibney, sunshine, Mrs. Delbert Chap. Beginning OCT. 26, 1975 - DEISLER, recording secretary. Com. man, historian, and Mrs. Richard Dance time 8:30 p.m. til Midnight mittee chairmen, appointed by Mrs. O'Neil, supplies. Hammer 'N Nail Sho,ppe Feo/wing Renowned Orch.~tros 11344 Wlittier, Between lfarper & Kellr":"S27-3OIO Special He!tew .... o.c., frWay, Od. 31 Featuring the (HORD.O.TONES VabQlis. Edward Vabolis. LUMBER - PLYWOOD - MOULDINGS Elaine Veryser, Beth Dickens Your hosts: 8i11Haggerty & Joe Alcamo Miss Boruta Is Bride Keys - Locks - D_n - Shutten - Cabinets aand Patricia Junker. WE INSTAll WHAT WE SELL 371-5125 PR2-0450 (CoiItiDuect' frem Pale 24) breath to her purse. The lUNCH WEEKDAYS Michael Boruta, the bride's bridegroom's mother's dress, DINNER SEVEN DAYS brother and 'Michael Mieras, also long and sleeveless, was PINKEY'S BLVD. CLUB W~g of Grand Rapids, the bride. of while cotton printed in 11 oml~2 om :lulu j SEAFOOD RESTAURANT groom's brother.in.law. green and pink. She pinned To aU or our Easl Side friends'- & MOTOR INN The mother oI the bride a cymbidium orchid to her we wish 10 announce that Ot! f~r 329.2236 . wore a long, sleeveless gown purse. ~~J 'j .Jlft N. RIVER RD.' ST, CLAIR, MI. SpeCi81 guest at the cere. - DOCKING AVAILABLI"- of mauve peau de soie, with PINKEY'S BLVD. CLUB .'-''-~ ..~iii.' ' ' .' ... 4'njll~' a Il4'U: ~/i,.in1t ,•.t;tH:rif'I/('P a beaded sheer jacket, and mony was the bride's grand. is now ope.n Monday thru Saturda)' '-. , •• flX" .. It,,"t e"",n(' .. , grrlcI"U,' . , . pinned a corsage of pink mother, Mrs. Edmund Lipin. . . f:'flmjorlffbl" .. , Il'ine~ ... ('f)f.kt,.i/~ ski. Lunch & Dinner 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. SELLING Sweetheart roses and baby's. • ~ ••• fwc.r 011 flip ... tlnIl,/t! parkinlf ENTERTAIN~tENT NIGIITl.\' or ':;{ Small Group 8an'luet Roo", K.pp. Oelt.s to Mark Seventy. Eighth Birthday llQ~t,~: t:nlf'rtainmf"nr "'u,.",ln,- '''r .. ,!lWt'urdn,' BUYING FRA:' , \ I - -- -_.------~------_..-_------~- .. I \ .. P.~ Twenty-Sir GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Oc:tob~t 23, 1975 . \ caU TUxedo .2-6900 \ 3 Trunk Lints to Serve You Qui~~y Ii ,,. 21- TUTORING 4-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATIOH . I'-FOR lENT : 6-'OR RENT 6A-FOR RENT & EDUCATION __ ~ENERAL WANTED. UNFURNISHED : UNFURNISHED __ !URNISH!D __ INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED PRIVATE TUTORING GREETER doorman. Young MATURE nurse compamon, I TROMBLY ROAD large up. '5 ROOM upper in com e. NICE APARTMENT in wid. in man with nice personality will Jive in.. with excellent I per fiat. 3 bedroom, 21h I Adults. Reasonable Call ows home, good neighbor YOUR OWN HOME wanted to greet customers., Grosse Pomte references. I bath. den, newly decorated. I 331.3728, hood, $100 month (or em ,\1 Legal Nolice 12C Forms for Sole AU subjects; all levels. VA 32000. 885-2315. 1 adults only no pets $385 ' ------, plol/ed person. 8822012 Adults and children. Cer. I • I VA 4-4334 ' .. , ACCEPTING applications for i --' - - "IA Per!>Onols 12D Loke and River Propo,ty HELP WANTED 2 CHARMING expe~lenced ' i 2 room and bath apart. NEFF IWAD - 5 room low 121 Commercial Property tified teachers. :.,II Death NotICe 13 Real Estate Call: Real Estate sal~sperson for teenage~~ would. like to I MARYLAND _ 3 room and I ment, Heated, carpeted, ap. er flat. large ~ilchen With the Grosse POlntcs. Prefer help wlln cocktail, buffet bath st ef . t pliances adulls no pets breakfast art a, 2 bed. ',I"C Public Sole 134 Lots for Sote DETROIT AND SUBURBAN . I 'd t 'Ih d' t. I • ave. r ngera or " ' Gros.se Pom e resl en WI or lOner par les. Reason. heated. Gentleman prefer: $125 plus security. 521.5110. rooms, lj\,jn~ room with 'I~ 2 Ente,toinment UI Cemetery Property TUTORING SERVICE prevI~us expcrlenc.e and able. 886-73 Page Twenty.Seven Thursday, October 23, 1975 GROSSE POI NTE NEWS - ,. 6D-VACAT'ON 6D-VACATION I-AITICLES FOI SALE I-AITICLIS FOI SALI 8-AITICLES FOI SALE I-ARTICLlS FOI SALe ~AITICLES FOR SALI --.AlnCLU FOI SALI RENTALS IENTAL GARAGE SA L E - Peda TWIN BED-mattress arid BALDWIN ORGANS LEATHER chair. reed rock MINK COAT, Persian coat, ~ FRIGIDAIRE Turquoise elee. sewing machine, roll.to metal frames. Porlable NEW AND USED er, antique trunk, mao' Persian jacket. 88f.9084. p FLORIDA, Mar c 0 !slaDd. tric range, good condition. desk. toys, dishes, tools Singer Zig.Zag sewing ma. 1975 Renting beautiful wale r. all weather coat, 46 long , You select from 17 Models of Large dresser and dining hardware. f ram e slorm chine, 882.7082. front condominium viU worn once. Amplifier, ice SCUBA GEAR - tank, regu. Baldwin Home Organs, room set. need work. Some lator, air gauge, weights, GMC bi,weekly, monthly, fil h. {rom $995 skates,l walnut bed. sprin g clothes, and odds and ends. windows. Friday. Saturda Y BEDS _ metal and wood - " to $6,500. Any compass. $150. Wet suit, ing, boating, pool, ele organ or piano accepted in and mattress. 886.0161. Saturday only. 10:30to 4:30. 10.5. 34M Buckingham. full and bunk. 884.2142. MOTOR HOME Sleeps f adulu. Dew com $20. 886.7885. trade. Provencial couch 338 Fisher, 2 blocks from SHOT GUN. 12 gauge, auto MOVING, musl Jell ,ppro'll. pletely fur n ish e d. T ITALIAN ELEGANCE II U SMILEY BROTHERS needs reupholstering. Bes Mack. H.O. Train lay.out. 95 ft. matic load, Sears Mode1 matel)' '14 sq. yds. celery 1.4982. MUSIC CO. track. Sleischmann trains, 66. adjustable choke, yent green wall to wall carpet. offer, 824-4834. DINING ROOM Buffet, Wal. LONGBOAT KEY, SArasota, ~10 Woodward Kibri buildings. Mint con. rib, case and cleaning kit plus stairs. $300. Also 9'7( SLEEPS 6 USED Carpet for sale in nut, $25. 886-5275. deluxe 2 bedroom corn er In the Cultural Center dition. After 5. 884.1031. '179-8271 alter 6 p.m. 9' patio drapes and Kersc.h good condition. 1093 Bea 425-3311 condominium. beautifuIl y 875.7100 MOVING _ Kenmore wash rod $135. Ught fixtuf'P,s for Open Sunday 1.5 consfield_ Largest Pumpkins MATERNITY clolhes, like furnished. beach and POOI, in Town new. Winter and Spring. er and gas dryer, good entrance hall".nd two batl'. FORT LAUDERDALE, con. near many goll course s. RAlNED OUT garage sale, KNITTING y a r n s, need Ie PUMPKIN SALE Sizes 10 and 12. Page Boy working condition. 885 rooms, $15 each. Call 77'- dominium apartment, 14th Available through Apr it again this Friday, 9.4. 5608 pointe yarns, canvas kits. . dresses barely worn. 885. 5409. 9638 after 5 p.m. 885.2867. 2 2 Lannoo, 7. Mack area. crewel kits. Saturday an d Grosse POinte Jaycees. at 5229 after 6. floor, bedroom, bath. IT IS NO Trick to look nea t DINING ROOM furnitu~'. completely furnished, 2' Sunday 12.4 on back porch, Four Seasons Landscapmg, LONGBOAT KEY. Florida WHIRLPOOL aulomatic 1972.0Mack. Grosse Pointe 1------GAR AGE SALE. paper when )'OU patronize THE love seat, utility cabiM't. hour security, roof park. - 1387 Roslyn, Grosse Pointe Luxurious condominium , washer, like new, $75 or Woods. Woods. backs. ironrite, glassware. RESALE SHOP w her e 2938694, ing, Ol)'mpic pool. On In. beael! front, 8 clay courl s, best offer. 886.4570. ------1 picture f ram e s, tables, every purchase is a Treat tercoaslaL No pets or chil- MOVING - Garage Sale 3 bedroom, 2 baths, lau n- LARGE ~1ETAL wardrob e RADIAL SAW. 9", DeWalt , c lot h i n g, miscellaneous C lot h in g. Housewares rained out, skis, boots size dren, $1,200 per month. dry room, week or mont h. CERULEON platinum mink closet with bottom drawer. sland and molor. $150. LA Starting Thursday Octo ber Books, Toys, etc. 17150 881.5282. jacket, size 12-14. almost 11, 2.7 it. artificial Christ- 884.6555. rollaway bed. gas stove, 1'()768. 23. 24. 25, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, Maumee, Unilarian Church mas trees. 6 large roon,s new. 331.0091. dinette set, dryer, woo~n 1376 Somerset, Gross e Annex. Wednesday 10.3, BOYNE SKIERS, private SARASOTA.Fort Myers area , BOY'S 24" SCHWINN, girl's of carpeting, miscellaneous BASEMENT storm windows, gritl Pointe Park. Thursday evening 7.9. Con chalet, fireplace, sleeps 11 new condominium, 2 bed sale, clothes, Stingray. Excellent condi items. Thursday, Fr!dlt)'. dining room furniture and bikes. miscellaneous items. 8 signments accepted on Saturday, 23, 24, 251h. comfortably, available b)' Joom, 2 bath, fully furnish 17625 Albion, Hoover.7 tion. 882.4618. BASEMENT S ALE. 1981 miscellaneous. Sunday af- Wednesdays, 882.97~. 1351 Berkshire, Grosse season. 778.482.4. ed, just bring clothes. POQ I, Mile. Friday, Saturday. Marlin road, St. Clai r harbor view. walk to shop ternoon, 4317 Bishop. 882 DOUBLE BED, spring and Shores. near 1.94,; furniture. Pointe Park. 10 a.lll. to • FORT MEYERS BEACH, s. Sunday. 9.5. PICTURE window drapes golf nearby. 463.2494. 2849. mallress, good condition toys, clothes and house p.m, Florida. Gulf frent condo. dinette drapes, other drap EARLY 1900 sofa, from mens $50. 881.1663. hold miscellaneous. Wed eries. 832-3569. EARLY Amerkan dinin£ _ .._ .. WANTED: Lionel ele~tric minium. Sleeps 6, 2 bed. 6F-SHAll LIVING smoking room of Detroit ~_._- Thursday. SIIt\lr room furniture $650. Ex- CONN CLARINET. white nesda)', tnin for my sons. 888. rooms, linens, tennis, golf, QUAITERS Athlete Club, 74 inches day, 10 to 3. BASE!oIEN'r SALE - 10.6 pool, shelling. No Christ. cellent condition. sora, oc. Provincial desk with book- Thursday, Friday, Satur- 6614, casional chair, coffee ta. long, 45 inches high, origi mas. Evenings 533'()129. WIDOWER having a terrae e case, custom made olive SKI'S Head Masters with day. Many items Including ble, recliner chair, 22 inch nal upholstery. good condi. home in Grosse Pointe City, carving alon g green double bedspread Cubco bindings, Singer set of dishes, stainless lA-MUSICAL NORTH NAPLES, Florida, 2 Black and Decker mower. lion. Wood desires a companionabl e arms. Collec. miscellaneous toys. 886. sewing machine. Besl s Ie!! I utensils, women's INSTRUMENTS bedroom, 2 baths, condo- 100 It. electric cord $50. bottom '.and male to share day to day tors delight. 963.4051. 40n Friday and Saturday offer. Call alter 6 p.m. clothes size 5-7, tennis minium on Gulf of Mexico, 881.8tl34. ALL IIVSICAL expenses. Phone 885.2134 886-7133. racquet. wine rack. 1549 INSTRUMENTS completely furnished, pool. up to 10 A.M. or 6.9 P.llt ZENITH portable record Hollywood. Grosse Pointe OLD railroad lantern. $45. BEDROOM SET, $200, 1935 By .week or month. Call Early American sofa, ped. player, four speakers, Woods. ReDtal. $8.SO per moatll. owner, (1) 363.6850. 6G-STORE FOI RENT never used. slill faclory MOVING radio, beautiful sound. $30. Drum outfita, ampliftm, estal table, sofa, love sl:at, Buffet, $30. Miscellaneous. chest of drawers, toys and carton, man's winter coat, HICKORY par lor Colonial pitar •• nutes, .nopboMl, BEAUTIFUI.J..Y furnished KELLY ROAD, 1.200 sq. fto 1 to 5. Thursday, Friday. clothes, used bikes and fur collar. worn twice, sile sofa, green and white tap. eleetric lIU1e', da.ieat luxury water front Home. Beautifully paneled, carpe t. SALE 16460 Jefferson, corner of parts. Saturday after 10. 42. After 3, 8824184. estry print. Pair Queen pitars, viol1Dl, trvmpets, Hidden Key, North Palm ed, drapes. air conditioned Ellair, 881.2693. 368 Notre Dame. 400 ITEMS MUST GO Anne chairs, pair Early oraau, baDjoa, COlt I 0 Beach, 4 bedroom, den. 268.8297. DOUBLE Maple bed and American lamp,s. 886.'1863. drums. c:larinets. Others. SET OF Sterling silver nat. Florida room, pool, dock; MINK jacket. broadlail jac. mattress with matching 5 Furniture, stereo, tools, earn. All rental feel applied to ware, odd antique pieces By the month, Nov. 1. 6.I-FOI lENT ket, sizes 16.18. Triple mir- drawer chest. $150. Also, eras, slide projeetor, gar. CUSTOM quilting of bed. purchase price. St~ of flatware. 331.0091. March 1. 881-6372. OR SALE ror large vanity from oak double bunk beds with den equipment, household spreads and upholJtery 861.216%. Dodge Estate. Miscellane. mattresS', sleeps four, $150. items, silver, linens, glass. fabrics. L 0 i s Workman CLEARWATER on G u If, FOR SALE, West Palm es, dehumidifiers. bric a BASEME~T SA L E - 277 379.3710. ' ous. 293-6465. 885.1104. Moran. etober 25. 10.4. 2 PIANOS WANTED Sand Key Club Condomin. Beach, Florida, condomin brae, antique irons. kitchen faucet, de. ium.' deluxe 2. bedroom. ium, The President. Excel WANTED: Do you or anyone BLEACHED Mahogany Hey. TV's. 2 REFRIGERATORS, single GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles available Oct. IS, Novem. - wood-Wakefield bedroom humidifier, sewing ma. bed, kitchen set, dininlC and SmaU Uprlchts. lent location. garden apart you know have any used Thursday and Friday chine and stand, disposal, ber, December. 821.0042. ment directly off golf ,boating merchandise or suite. 2 twin dressers, mir- room set, Fisher eoo.sole TOP PRICES PAID 10 to 5 . clothing (men's 36-38) stereo, sofa, lounge chairs. course. 1,850 square feet, S mechanical equipment for ror. high.boy, 2 n i g h t FLORIDA, Redington Beach, stands. Gray.blue daven- 60 Shoreham Rood (women's 10-12). Exhaust excellent condition. Mise. VE 7-0506 delightful Gulf front, luxury bedroom, living room, din 24 ft. Cabin Cruiser'! See port 90". Saddle leather fan, c r aft materials, 15 small items. 21239 Kenmore FENDER JAZZMAN BASS. apartments near SI. Peters. ing room, 2 baths, semI column ll.C, Boats and 1 Block from misceUaneous davenport. 881.7818. pane door, Drive, and Helen. excellent eon d i t Ion •. 11 burg. 1 bedroom. 1 bath furnished, many extras. 588- Motor•. Oxford off Lakeshore household items. month. old, $350. Traynor or 2 bedroom, 2 baths units. 5141. 15' GENERAL Electric reo LIVING ROOM furniture, GREETING card racks, no HEAD YAKoo (180) S.555. Bass amp. with 2 YT 15 Completely fu r n ish ed. frigerator, like new condi. P.LATINUM diamond wrist gold sofa, 2 blue chairs, FLORIDA - one bedroom hases, $5.00 each, also cor. Scott poles, Nordiea boots. wat,cb. 331.0091. tables, lamps, wall clock, column. witb covers, $40!l. Available 2 weeks or apartment for reDt in ncr sectiolls. 882.2628. tion, other furniture and plus numerous Anytime - 296.0«9. picture, etc. 882-8168. Also Voice oC the Tbea~r month. Dec. through April. Clearwater area. Sand Key clo.tlting TAPE RECORDER. 2 snow c'olumn, $200. Dave, 527. TWIN BEDS, Walnut finish household ite m s. 367 Owner. 331-0643. 8th floor on the Gulf with ATI'IC SALE - H a r v est tires, 2 :vacuums, TV, MUST SELL all Italian Pro- 7~14. complete with coil springs Morass Road. TU 1-1791. table, carved legs. 2' x 5', MARCO TOWERS, Isle of full length, balcony, (urn wag on, guitars, walkie vincial Fruitwood by Drex. ished, easy access to Tjlm $50 for both. Maple double $35. Antique loveseat, "an. JAZZ BASS, ExceUent c.~' Capri, Florida. Watenront 20 CUBIC FOOT Chest talkie. rec ord players. el, excellent condition. Din- bed-no spring, $15. Phone I' dltlon, Maple neck. call 2 bedroom, 2 baths, fur. pa airport. Rent or sale freezer, $60. Go-Cart, needs t1qued ed, " $45. Over: lawn mower, lamps, table ing room table, chairs. TU 2-2931. after 8 p.m. TU 4-81167. nished condominium, pool, 331.3720. 925.1712. clutch, best offer. New sluffed chair, $5. Old tea- radio, grass cart. small buffet $475 or. best offer. fishing, bi-weekly, season Whirlpool compactor, $125. cart, spoke wheels. cane ladder, electric c I 0 c k, Large octagonal pedestal FLORIDA, Redington Beach , Largest Pumpkins side, $50. 886-6912. SPINET PIANO, G I! 0 r I: C or lease. 881.5485. VA 4-4334. tables. utility cabInet, type- coffee table $65. Curio Steck, Walnut, with bench, .~. near Gulf. Front luxury 2 in Town cabinet $90. Globe $35. writer. LA 7.2706. new condition, $650. 886. FLORIDA, South Clearwater bedroom, 2 baths, Condo- MAMIYA SUPER 2;4x NATURAL GAS space heater Marble topped pedestal ta. min1um u nit 'Dear St PUMPKIN SALE 23. with automatic blower. 465. 4163. area, Bardmoor Goll and Pointe Jaycees at 2lt4 with standard lens and FURS WANTED ble $3$, Plus cut glass Petersburg. Furnished or Grosse 5581. ---+- Country Club, 54 h 0 Ie s , Four Seuons Landscaping, pistol grip, $100. Can after pedestal bowl $12. 18" PIANO, beautiful upright, unfurnished. Selling below Consignment or Buy pool, whirlpool bath, ten. 5 p.m. 821.9621. Craftsman power reel $25. $175, or best offer, 88\. market. Owner, 331.0643. 19120 Mack, Grosse Pointe FINE MAHOGANY dresser, nis. new Hacienda Condo. Woods. $ISO. Chest, $lIOO. Drop leaf Rustproofed milk can $10. 1027. RUMMAGE SALE - Winter LEE'S 886.1689. minium. ground floor. furn- 7-WANTED TO lENT coats, childrens and teens. table, $185. 'Buffet, $2SO. 2033t Maclt 881-1082 ish ed, 1700 square feel. 2 ORIE~TAL rug. approxi. CQffee table, $65. Lamps, 1t14 THOMAS Monlicelli OT' ", ~a\lle; 6 ehalrs.' walnut GllN,RS". c~merc\a\i. i~dU5' gan .. Full eOt\&Ole, walnut I bed~OO,nI. 2." ,ba\l1l •. ~.Uo. W~c;J"".e;~i,J;l~, 0« l ~~Wly."'x~""l'9I~,, a~ Ughtlilttures. Chrittmas GOLD, Pel jewelrY. r- !Ill. wrn"bed"ftame, MogEl' mis- OLD colored TV, 8ir, a d II I t If " Suburban area bY Novem . white with pastels. 884-1204, trial' or' 'irUtituUona : Dur. finish, 'COlt $3.200. Will sac. ] celllllleous; Wednesday, tree, $20. 714.1214. Bu)'oSell.Qr Repa!r. Jewel. only, available November, ber 1st. Unfurnished 2 bed. 8 to 9 p.m. ry appniIaJ JerVice (with :I~le, origlnally,$4UO, rlfict! for $1,800. Call Dude December. January. 824. room ranch or single bome Thursday. Friday only. 891 T¥PEWRITER des k. $25. close out while they lasl Bachand, S8S-8800. MATCHING custom pholograpbs), Edwa[,.d 2951. No children or pets. 881. TWO Washington. K nee. h 0 I e duk. $25. $15. 885-6675. made loveseats. Cream Kab Jeweler, lI3 Ken: • GARAG E SALE - 5910 Scarves, ladies' clothing, val, maill level Colonial KITCHEN' ,table, • chairs, 8I-ANTIQUlS FORT MYERS Beach. Gull 2693. color with solt floral bro. porta-crib and maitre." FOI S~,LE front 2 bedroom, 2 bath UNIVERSITY of 'Michigan cade design, $350 firm. Yorkshire, Thursday.Sun. Federal BuiIdi!le, 88.W15S. double maple dresser, ped. day, 9.5. Furniture and $5. High chair, $3.50. Vases. al sewing machine, 822. apartment. BeautifuIly fin. medical student and wile After 5. 754.304S. 10 a.m." p.m. Thursday, HARDWOOD, $28 and '$31. FURNITURE .refillished, re. ished. Steps to beach and wish to rent furnished nat treasures. 6850. ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica, Friday. 418 Moran. White biidt. $35. Fruit- paired, .trippe4, any tY)e pool. Available November or house from November GARAGE SALE, Saturday, wood, $37. U" available, ELECTRIC stove, 40 Inches 01 elAinl. Free .stlmates, 1. 886-2674. 22 to December 20. Phone latest editioll. Still boxed. ELECTRIC STOVE. double Cost _. Sell for $500, 9 to 2 only! typewriter, kindlibg, $4 bag. $4 stack. wide, $45. Silver fox cape. 474-t15S. FORT LAUDERDALE _ 2 293.87309 a.m ..1 p.m. machine, desk, oven, 40", $75. Children's ing. 9411-(1895. firm. 8lK'()121. adding Call after 4. 884-4422 or WE SPECIALIZE in apprail\' f10uresent fixtures. bicycle, coats and jackets, sizes 6. bedroom, 2 bath furnished RESPONSIBLE employed 884 .. 882. al and purchasing of u~ed QUALITY seasoned firewood, books. miscellaneous cloth. 18. 886-6036. BARN SIDING - Authentic Condominium by 0 c e an. gentlemaa desires small hand made Oriental and guaranteed to burn. 616- ing. Much more. 1154 Ros. I" weathered, band hewll, SOF A, rUlt modern 82 inches November and December. furnished apartment in ORIENTAL RUGS. Qum in Per.I'b fUls. ElUte. 0914. lyn, Woods. lIatural timber. 1-463.2119. long, $20. 1715 New Cas. Or 881.7181. Grosse Pointe. 886.8772.- ~ntique Zilii.Sultan design, tle. Grosse Pointe Woods. individuals. DI 2-8400. 886.2137. - Ivory ground, 6xl0.2. Sbiraz AUTOMOBILE owners auto. DELRAY BEACH, 2 bed- LIKE NEW Dorothy Draper breakfront 84" high and 8 seml.antlque, 5.3x1. Shlraz mobile In. u ran c e with RAIN OR SHINE Garage DINING ROOM and library room. 2 bath, furnished. PROFESSIONAL w 0 r k 1D g 3.6115... 885.2868. quarterly payments as low Sale-Dishes, tools, Iwo 7 able, 18 inch dinner bell. Available now through Jan. couple requires one,' bed. MOVING place setting. Towle Old Master Sterling Flatware. as $16.27. TU 1-2378. h.p. gas engines. mini 3 piece bedroom suite, mls. uary. Club House. 772.8266. room flat - apartment in AMISH buggy parts, Brass bike frame, eas ,pump. cellaneous. TU ."276. Grosse Pointe. Unfurnish. CaU 294.8228. and glass room divider, "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL SKIERS, couple interested SALE Many misc. articles. 112 ed, $225, with range and 30 INCH gas stove, like new, desk type dresser. fire. Carefully aeleeted current Muir, near Cottage Hos. BY.LO Baby doll, 5 inch all in sharing their vacation "SLEIGH" Contemporary sol- refrigerattlr. East of Bal- Chest and mirror, place hood, train-roadrun. .tyle. of dedlJler ud bet. pltal. Saturday and Sun. Bisque Circa 1920's. AI$\) home with other couples, id oak furniture. Flip top $125. four. Excellent references. $35. New stall shower, $50. ner set, new sewing ma- ter apparel, acceSlDriea, day, 10 to 3. collection minature fIgures. no children, in Boy n e 882.1420. - table and" chairs. Buffet 886-2143. chine, Christmas gifts and fun, j ewe I r 'I and "old. 888-4163. County. Call 362.3682 eve- or dresser. Mirror. &~ereo. toyS, clothing and books. tlque .... GARAGE SALE Friday from WANTED - Carriage bouse ANT I QUE Singer sewing nings. ANTIQUE Victorian Maho .. 475 Lexington, G r 0 5 S e CODllgDments Welcome 11 - 4. 834 Westchester, machine, best ofiu. 499. in Grosse Pointe area, pro- 400 Other Items! gany side chair. Maroon Pointe Farms. 12.5 Satur- Grosse Pointe Park. MARCO ISLAND, Florida, fessional gardener will pro. LEES 4095. beautiful apartment {acing Thursday and Friday needle.point seat, $45. 888. day. Sunday. vide grounds maintenance 0414. 2033D Hack (Dear a Mile) SUPER garage sale. tons Gulf. Completely equipped, in lieu of, or as part of 60 Shoreham Rood ALMOST new dishwasher 881-808Z ,good stuff, radios, appli. ANTIQUE sleeps four, pool, fishing rent. Peter De Galan. 312. 1 block from Oxford 623 PEMBERTON. some real electric dryer, Ironrite, ai; ances, toys, silver, glass. FLEA MARKET pier and golf. 886.3578. 8461. antiques. pictures, frames, conditioner, hide-a-bed. 371- AMERICAN Standard sink ware, linens, 20X30 beilt'! FREE ADMISSION Off Lakeshore Rood ,prints, bedspreads, cas t 3261. with Delta faucet, late rug. 304 University, Fri- MADEIRA BEACH OCTOBER _. A..... P.M. PROFESSIONAL couple de. pots and pans, model, excellent condition, day, Salurday, 9 to 4. ST. PETERSBURG aluminum ROllA HALL sires 2 bedroom house, SAVE-if you buy anything roaster, Hoover PASH,A bedroom, antique $25. Lange Men's size 11 Sea.Towers luxurous fur- electric EAST DETROIT nat or apartment with large today. hire me and vacuum cleaner and many white, yellow trim. Hutch, ski boots, $20. 885.9325. ASSORTED golf clubs and nished 2 bedrooms, 2 bath bag. BoyS or girls fake GRATIOT NEAR 10 MII.E fireplace. Call collect eve- my truck. You help. Rea- other things. No prior dresser, c h est, 2 night condominium, pool. tennis nings. 994.8053. DINETTE SET, formic a drop beaver coat size 14 new. BOOTH INFORMATION' sonable! 526.9835. sales. October 25th from stands, desk and chair. SCHAUPF:TER court, c 1 u b facilities; Chevelle mirror, king size leaf, 8 pieces, $95. Walnut Costume jewelry and mis.:. MATURE Professional wom- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. PROMOTIONS adults, no pets. Seasonal, DRIED and silk flower ar- headboard, 6 months old bedroom set complete, 4 items. 886.M51. Jan. 6 through April 6. 371- an wishes to rent furnished rangements and weddings 5 PAIR pink drapes. 6 bed. pieces. $l~. 822.8696 or 282-0040 731-956G 2-3 room apartment or value $1200. $615 cas h: BASEMENT SALE. Saturday 2942. experUy done by former spreads. 884-2565. 886.46'16. 822-1674. flat. After 6 p.m, 885-6053. florist in home. Very rea. only. 12 p.m. Little bit of ac-oFFICE FORT LAUDERDALE-Lul[' sonable. 839-&434. FIREPLACE wood, dry, $2.0, BACK PORCH SALE- Mis. GARAGE SALE - Hockey everything. Mens size III EQUIPMENT ury oceanfront condomin. MATURE business woman face cord. 4'x8'xI8". De- cel!aneous items. clothing. and ski equipment, bouse- shirts, few womens clothes, ium. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, would like upper 1 bed. livery extra. 177.1190. haIr dryer, rowing exer- hold items, 2 bicycles. size ,16 and 18. car scat, I8M ELECTRIC TYPE- completely furnished. Love- room nat or apartment in 23330 Robert John comer bed rails. 4628 Haverhill WRITER. I'" Carriaae. A and R cisor, hockey equipment, ly pool and beach. sea. Grosse Pointe area. under snow skis (Fisher fiber. Morningside, Oetober 25, off East Warren. Like new. 30 day ,uar ••• sonly or monthly. No pets. $200. Call evenings after 7 ESTATE SALE POINTE SERVICE 1(1.4. tee. 881.1302. glass 200) Head standard, ANTIQUE four poster bP.d, 851.()21l. p.m., 882-1055. House and estate sales, ap. water skis and belt, 2 Sch. Hundreds of fine items from praisals. 8860559, TU 1. SOFA, light brown, good con. dresser and mirror. Har.d '-ARTICLES WAHTID FORT LAUDERDALE 7A-ROOM WANTED one of the Midwest's finest winn girls bicycles repair. dition, reasonable. Call carved country French 7518. able, Maple bunk beds, OCEANFRONT Estales. Solid walnut boron. evenings, V A 3.0872. loveseal. Also, one drf'~sel' J EWELRV, OLD GO L D. Fully finished, spacious 1 bed. EMPLOYED gentleman de. Saturday only. 10-5. 118 ial dining room set with I <4 DESK. Danish Modem, 45x needs work. 886.9274. STERLING, ANTIQUES. room apartment on Gault sires room with private en. elaborately carved high.bock 24. Matching end and coffee Moran. KITTINGER Williamsburg Mahogany furniture. mint GARAGE SALE October 25. FURS wanled un consign- Ocean Mile. Daily, weekly, trance and bath. Refer- choirs. Dozens of lik new tables. 8230166. 2 GOLD CHAIRS, like new, 66 Muir. 9 to •. Miscella. ment or will buy. Our monlhly rental available. ences. 886-8771, 886-2137. sofas, choirs, end tables, condition. Table top desk. PAIR F78x14 Dynaglass snow $100. 884-2928. neous household items, (ur. profit Is small so )'ou get II interested call after 4 cabinets, curio cabinets, etc. knee h 0 I e desk/chest I-AITICLES FOR SALE condition. $20. niture, glassware. framed more. p.m. 821.3284. 18th end 19th Century oils. tires, good GARAGE SALE - Saturday Eagle topped carved mir- 713-&434after 5:00. ror, 3 pair Hudson custom and unframed prints. LEE'S SEASONED FIREWOOD de. 11~20 Koraston rug, ana ]0.5. 10:52 Bedford. Brass made draperies. 2 pair 20339 Mack 1Il-llllZ livered. $25 a cord. Can many Orientals, Decorator HOUSE SALE AndIrons, area rugs, skis. GARAGE SALE Friday and INEXPENSIVE boots and bindings, Golden lamps. Call 882.882 •. 752-7007. lamps, statuary, many arioi. Conlents of home, furniture. Saturday Onlyl 10 to 3. As. VICTORIAN IiN T IQU E S: nal prints. Steinwoy ebony Oak bookcase, teen rec- CHEST of Drawers, light sorted and baby furniture. Loveseats, couc"el alld WANTED, Royal Doulton appliances, Jawn furniture, grand piano, Hammond M.3 ords, games, books, rock wood, medium size, $32. toys, bicycles. clothing and chairs with gripe, fruit or VILLA figurine. Pay $40 and up all tools. Friday and 5atur. Organ with leslie, casual collection, work be n c h TU 1.8546. assorted bric.brac. 2'75 La. pierced carving, prefer 521-7096. day. October 24 and 25, 10 VACATION furniture. Many cost bronze to 4. 358 Belanger. with vise, 50 yea r old Salle Place. Grosse Pomte Louis XV st)'le. eonsider GARAGE SALE-Something LARGE or small estate or e"lerior lighting fi~tures, trunk, Polaroid camera, Farms. any condition, ~larhle top for everyone. 3975 Wood. aCHO RIOS, house sales conducted per. Ships wheel chandelier. on. APPLE WOOD - Seasoned. and more. Ask to see Cam- tables. dressers, commodes hall. 3 blocks east of Cad. ITALIAN marble 42 inch JAMAICA centage basis. We handle lique lables and cabinets, best kind for fireplace. $35 b rid g e crystal sherbert and hi~h headboard bcd., BL Paragon specker system, cord. 88907~. and wine glasses. Silver ieux between Mack and I round cockta,l table. White especially wanl Vlctori~n --_ .._-- Thrce bedrooms, three baths. all details. 881.3051and 8M. Morantz Model 10.8 profes. plated nat ware and large Warren. Saturday. Sunday formica 48 Inch round kit. \1 BASEMENT SALE, Thurs. secretary and booltuse. studio, beautiful swimminrz! 1426. sianoI receiver, like new antique silver tray. and Monday, chen table. leaf, 4 chairs, Also cut glus, art Ila .. , pool. overlooking the Carl. CAR PET I N G, national Sunfish sailboot, hundreds day and Friday, 322 Kerby maple crib, mattress. Ro. Road. Items include baby MOVING to Florida, Ham- NEW BOOK FAIR; hooks. 011 lamps, silver and allvet;. bean Sea, completely fur. brands, 10% a b 0 v e mill of miscellaneous mointen. tisserie oven. Portable hal. crib complete. wilh malch. mond Cord organ. cherry puzzles. g a m e s. Grosse plate service pieces and nished; three servants - cost. paddIng and installa. ance tools, office furniture, Pointe Congregational Co. I --!~mps. 881.481'1. Oriental rugs. Pay premi. and other items too numer. ing chest, slrotler. gold buffet, antique reprodue'l cook. maid and gardener. tion available. mill repre. op Nursery, Grosse Pointe COMPLETE haby items, new um price for rosewood fur. Car available with or with. seDtative. 886.7253. ous to mention. linen sora. and other as- tion. Also other furniture furnish. and misc. household items. Congregational Church, 240 condition. 367 Moross Rd, niture - Consider .nything out chauffeur, Mar c h Shown by privote oppoint. sorted household through November. week. GRAY French Shear Rabbit. ings. Also clothing. 4256 Bishop, 104. ChaUonte at Lothrop, rear TU 1.1791. from the Victorian era. ment only" ------•._, ------_. enlrance. October 28, 9.12 ------Alter 6 p.m. 1'.82.8184. Iy or monthly. Soft, lovely. Stylish! Boot IIEXCEL Comp., slalom 205 length, 2 belts, 12.14. 885. GARAGE SALF~Furnilurc. and 1.4, October 29, 9.12,. 4 FT. 2 TUBE fluorescent 822.1002 or lools. sporting goods. toys, centimeters. $60. Novice I light fixture ~111. ~etal WANTED TO BUY - }-'mlli. 3684. miscellaneous, Friday. Sat. skies Kneissl, lIart Head. 82" OLIVE Colonial sofa, storage locker. 15":'(\5",'( ture, glassware, dishes. BY OWNER fo USED railroad ties. 881. 822-8422 ~rday, 10 to 4. 841 Lincoln 195, 160 and 150 centi. $25. Call after 11 p.m. 886. 80". $10. Upholsten'd arm paperbaCk books, odds and 882-8056 1093. Rd. meier, $25 each. 886.4533. 3871. chair, $20. VA 1.1S625. enda. 116.~161. rr~".""I!II .• IIIIS~€_,,$II."'••Q"_•• __ IIIIIIJ_"''''''5114''S 1.-1$100""".".11III$£11 S ' 1IJI54JlUS••• 'S" •• $;.s•• e" ••• 'lI!4Jll44'SPls,.e~SJUllJ"$.$J1JP"4,eSlA"'•••"'SI5I.~$,..a"A"" •• ;$I!'.$3.a _ .. a.. 1I5I1I5I a__ .xll'll!lll 4 \ : . j. 1 1 Thursday, October 23, 1915 Page Twenty.Eight GROSSe POINTE NEWS 1S-REAL ESTATE FOI SALE ll-HOUSIS FOl SALI iI 9 ARTICLESWANTED n--eAlS fOl SALE l1-eAlS '01 SALt 11I-CAIS WANTED TO IUY "'ANTED: Lionel trailU .ad 1"0 CONTINENTALt 52.000 - other makes. ~21.lIl109 or miles, CNise, reclinln~ It'70 M.G.B., GT. 27,000 OPEN SUNDA Y 2-5 526.1300. ext. 6. sut, Ieatber, aU power. miles, AM/FIlI. $1,395. Mr. VOLKSWAGENS BY OWNER Collins. 862.7480. WANTED 1366 BISHOP BUTLERS t~ble, game ~able condition. 52,lllS. Sharp Colonial featurin& family room, living' room =::~~ 1lr71 DUSTER 6 cylinder, Hilhest Prices .Paid CONTEMPORARY HOME - 85 Woodland and chairs, occa5101l:ll with naturai fll'eplace. Formal dining room, llice automatic, power steering, WOOD MOTORS V. W. Shore Drive, Grosse Pointe Shores. At. chair. mirrurs. 885.8177. 1974 AUSTIN Marina 4 door kitchen, powder room, 3 bedrooms. baths, tub and 'f no rust, body perfect. low Gratiot at 8 Mile 372.2600 tached apartment with private entrance, stall shower. New carpeting. Barbeque. gas !(}fced I TOY TRAIN L' I A . i automatic, radial' tire~, mUes. $1,390. 774.199'7 or I . ~one, mer]. i stereo FM radio and tape. 5 bedrooms, pool, acre lot, greenhouse. air heat central air conditioning 2.car garage. can, Flyer, hes, etc. 886., 9.000 miles. Must sacri. 771-42lKl. 11C-IOAT5 AND Many other desirable features. 71,4 % $24,000 ~t 70/. ~ usumable mortgage. Call for in. _4065______:or 237.5626. . fice. 886.4388. Call after 7. 1970 MERCURY Montego. MOTORS spection. Quick posseS41ion. $51,500. assumable mortgage. WANTED. used 21 inch snow: '66 BUICK Riveria Gran air, slick, gOOd tires, 56,' BY APPOINTMENT blower, prefer Jacobsen or. Sport, gold mist. 8.5,000 I 000 mUes, $795. 881.9387. WINTER BOAT I 884.6843 .' Torro. 8818668. ! miles. $1,000 firm. 882.! STORAGE INDOORS EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOM BUILT HOME CRAND PIANO' ood : 9254. I '75 CADILLAC Coupe de $6,95 per foot on your trailer. May we show you this outstanding Early Amerlcan , . ~ • . In g con.! I Ville, white exterior, dark Colonial You'U love the paneled library with nat. ~;l2IOAnAfor plano student.' 1975 GRAND PRIX LP lype.1 blue interior. 6 monlhs old. TRIANGLE BOATS INC. ural fir~pIace. Dandy kitchen and breakfast room. _ .... 88 Loaded, 881.3393, Under warrant) .. Call 545 12245 HARPER I The dining room is great for entertaining. Screen i ld I 3795 Across from Chandler Park WE GIVE $8 . $20 'bor 0 'I BUICK EI cl 225 1- . and covered porch, powder room, 5 bedrooms and class rings Also e ra . Golf Course. Grosse Pointe Real Estate 3 fuH baths, 2 car attached garage. Tool shed. . . uymg , worth seeing $450 '"""1------1884. 1973 CJiEVROLET C . wedding bands. denial &old I 3375 . . apnce 839.8600 co. King size lot, quick possession, located on Audu- gold jewelry. 2936349 0; I' CIISSic, V'8, 4 door sedan, bon road. Near transportation, only $75,000. write for details, Box 38. 19'13 PORSCHE, 914. 2.0. loa de d, $2,400. 885.2887 BE A SPORT this Winter GEORGIAN COLONIAL IN FARMS Frascr, Michigan 43:126. I Many extras. Excellent after 6. and next Sum mer in a Beautifully done with pillars across the front! Independent fee appraiser nE~1 {'TREeT P' condition. Call after 6, Ij75 FIREBIRD, Espirit, air. Chrysler Sport Fury, 16 Custom built-one owner and in like, new setting. • .. . . - rlvale col. 884.4342 feet, 90 horsepower out. Huge country kitchen with ceramic tile floor. GEORGE PALMS, REALTORS leclor bu)'ing hand made' automalic. power steerin~ Oriental rugs. Anytime 663. 1974 COUGAR XR7. fully tilt wheel, leather interior:' board, lr:liler. including. Family roolll and library paneled and with solid .I_A 886 7433 881.2783. all taxes, only $3,333.33. beams to enhance the rustic feeling and combine 886-4444 I 885.0156 7, 607. oa.-.. . . it with elegant cabinetwork. Winding stairway, Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board S~FES WANTED. Almott 1974 CAPRI, V6, air, AMI 1972 COUGAR. air, stereo marble foyer and many other things that would A Family Business For Over A Century WANTED: Any decent mer. '~n)' conditiOll, Wooda LoeJr; FM tape. $3.000. 885.6434 tape. 31,000 miles. power taklJ a page to explain. Call us for a review of Experienced Sales Person Wanted chandise or mechanical .and Safe. TU l.m? or 792.0315. steering, power brakes, this lovely home-you'll be pleasantly surprised. equipment for 24 ft. Cabin , $2,050 or best offer, excel. Priced in $160,000 range. T.FFAN¥. LAMPS and art 1m PONTIAC, 4 door, air, lent condition. 882.7696, Cruiser, deck chairs, auxil. Blass wanted by top collee. stereo. low mileage, very lary motor mount, spot tor in country. Highest clean, $2.800. Alter 4 p.m. GRAND PRIX, 1975, copper light, life vests, deck hook, bumpers, heavy duty 882-0087 prices paid for quality ".157. and white, Landau top, air, stereo, 'beaulilul condition, pointed anchor, rope, ring HIGBIE MAXON ~~ems. Will ~urchlse allY 1m OLDS, 1I8 Regency driven bya woman. 294. bouy. Anythinll! Every. Signed or unsigned lamps, Power steering powe; 1ST OFFERING-Grosse Pointe Farms. Ranch near ~l evenings. thing etc., etc. Call VA Grosse PointeReal Estate ;Handel or Pa.rpoiDt. II pays brakes. power U:Ullk, air, Country Club. " bedrooms plus maids room. 0I'" 3.236() before 10 or after baths. New kitchen, family room with grill and to call me first. }.313.743. 6 way seall. AlIfFM .te. 1974 OLDSMOBILE CUT. co. ':30. bar. Heated pool. ~258. reo. Excellent condItion. LASS SUPREME, 18,000 In the Heart of Grosse Pointe 1973 WINNER, 19 foot fiber. WE ARE interested in ob. lAw milea,e, Big ear lux- MILES, E XCE LLENT 1ST OFFERING-In the he an of the Farms near the glas, 100 horse Johnson, on 'talning anUques and handl. ury with small car econ. CON D IT ION, $3,200.00, Hill. 4 bedroom, 2 bath Farm House. Den. Large craft items. Particularly om)'. Private owner. 882. 1154941 AFTER 5:30 P.M trailer, fully equipped, caU kitchen plus formal dining room. 2 car garage~, about extras. 839.6116. 60 foot 101. Assumable mortgage. Priced at 39,000. iinterested in Christmas 1451 or 813.2222. 1972 GREMLIN X, Auto. :items. For sale on ~igD. '7' MONTE CARLO, Maroon matlc Transmission, Radio, 11 F- Tit AlLERS AND OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ALLARD in the Woods. 3 bedroom central air con. :ment. 886.8982. and black. Power 'UD roof, Rail)' Wheel.. Only 13,000 CAMPERS 572 BARRINGTON ditioned ranch. Dining room, eating space in kitch. ELECTRIC TRAINS, tracts AJ(.FM .tereo, air, extras, MUes. Call 882~ after en. paneled family room and patio with Bar.l}. :and acceSlorie. for sbul.in beautiful condiUoa. $3,700. 1:00 or lee at 1M2 Hamp. 1968 DODGE. V.8, automatic, Contemporary Colonial; luxuriously car. Q. Basement has ree. room with bar and lavator)'. peted, new kitchen, 2 fireplaces. Florida :heart patient. 8Z4.t23Z. 182.0187 after " ton, Grosse Pointe Woods. Deluxe Family Camper, 2 car .garage. Aluminum trim. room. nice grounds, rec. rm. with shag car. It88 V. W. Squire Back, 1974 PONTIAC Catalina. Can sleeps 4, completely fur peting, assumable mortgage, $48,500. LAKE SHORE ROAD-6 bedroom, 2 stor)' residence 10A-MOTOlCYCLU AM/FIll. vel')' ,ood tondi. after' p.m. 824.3683. nished, beautiful condition , FOR SALE Best offer. 425 Moross. 885 on lake front lot. Paneled library and large heat. tion, $800. 371.8314. ed Florida room. 3rd floor playroom or ballroom. IfN13 FORD Falcon, goo d 7992. IN THE PARK 19~2 HONDA, 175 CC, s.ooo 11'75 CADILLAC Coupe de LEWISTON ROAD-Large entrance hall leads to the ~~~:.po~:~i~275 or best 11G-MOIILE HOMts Just a block from Village shopping, there', a ;~lles, $400. Good conditiOA. Ville, RolWUll red, wbite 28 loot living room, 19 foot dining room, 16 foot $86.5128. top, leather interior, 8,000 spacious Colonial that bas a charming "New Orleans" feel from the private "court yard" and library and the kitchen area it, this handsome ~I CADILLAC, 1973, Coupe de MOBILE HOME for rent by mUe., $6.~. 77"11I84. Colonial near St. Pauls. There is 'Ilsoa screened Ville. hard top, air, AMI season. Largo, Florida abundant plantings, on through the many spacious ll-<:Al$ fOI SALt terrace, attached garage and lovely garden. 2nd j 1972 FORD MUllan, eon. FM:, low mileage, excellent Furnished. 24x38, complete rooms, including a 25' living room, and a 14 x 18 floor has 4 f.. mily bedrooms, 3 baths and 2 maids AlfloMOBILE Wutallee .. vertible, power sturinf, condition. Make offer. 882- laundry facilities, also a kitchen. There's five bedrooms, and two baths, rooms wIth bath. low as.$56 per ,-ear. Cab power brakes. automaUe, 1048 after 8 p.m. wheelchair ramp. N ice plus two lavs. Truly one of a kind - why not let AM/FM stereo. ru.tproof. . uney IIlIUJ'~ee ~ us tell you more! LAKE SHORE ROAD in the Shores. Situated on a ,or your over ed. $2100 or best offer. I"'. MAL I B U Classic, park. 371-4384. the .... lakefront lot this well eared for residence offers Must sell. M3-0757. Big rooms at a most reasonable $35,500 muu this ~, uotatioa. ".50U7. . stereo, air, undercoated , 12A-SUIURIAN a modern kitctien with built-ins, large famUy;room A 4 bedroom. two bath. hOWie ideal for the "big 11,000 miles. $2,9~. L HOME with fireplace and bar. 3 bedrooms, batlls 19174 CADILLAC Coupe de 11'72 CADILLAC SedaIl de 7.'187 •. family" ... added value features include library zif. '~iUe. Executive car, $5," VUle. broaze. Oriiinal own. (10 x 19) and two car garage. plus a 4th bedroom or dell. Centrel air eondltion- ~50. 775.7171. er. low mileage. loaded, It'74CORVETTE Convert!- BY OWNER - Country Es lng, a boom for a boat hoist and a 2 car attadted ,oad coDdition, $2,11II5.•• ble, full power. air, AMI tate, north 81. Clair Coun. Is blue your color, need. bedlll,ms lInd your garage. 19~3 CUTLASS, power steer. 765% or "1702. FM, tape stereo, leather in ty. Beautiful landscaped 4 pocket book says under $37,000. Can us about Jng, . ,power brakes. air terfor, low miles, $6,700 bedroom home, formal din our newer colonial in the Park. added dividendi, LEWISTON-6 bedroom, .1,2 bath English on 150 foot '/:Onditioning, In perfeet 11'71 CHEVROLET XlDIJ. 52'7-4D'72~ ing room. Appraised in the family room plus 1st floor laundry. lot. Spacious entrance hall. Living room, library ,~ondition. First $2,500. wood 9 palllenger .lation $SO,OOO.Tennis court, Other and master bedrooms have fireplaces. 3 car ga- 331.5741. wagon, air, power, oriJiDal 18 PLYMOUTH Satellite. buildings pluS' 66 acres IN THE WOODS rage. Terms available. owner. $1,475 or oUer. 318 engine. V-B, power rolling and wooded with 4 bedrooms under $35,000! You'll find tbls family 19114 CAPRICE - 4 door, GROSSE POINTE FARMS-2 story English on Madi. BM-8723. steerlnl, 'AM/FJl l' ad i 0, ,~tream .. ~127,500, ~Yo.ul' of. ,.. .. sized four bedrooMcbungalow in-the.Madt.Vez:nIer. -~ "." ..1(511:'Ful1"1)attt-"0Il~3-'bedroodi. and batlr'l ,~wer steering, power , ,viD,y1.. ~p" .,Jl~, F.akes, \ lfer~olllridered. P\tone-u.. , raku. air conditioning, 1868 . CADILLAC, " C13,OOO --' 'area-or Grcisse PoIiite ;W~s, close to Eastland. ~'oii '~~pl.tIS i'uSiia&le bedroom and lavatory on Iboclts, exhau.~st Ivstem,: ,2366. At $34,900 we suggest that you try for an early 2 car garage with storage shed. Needs dec. , ow,mi11!age. Like new. $3,' miles,. wifei car, $1200. $500 or 'best lil{~/ 372 ,', .,', .3nt appointment . . • it m~y not last long. orating and modernizing throughout. 00. VA 2-3.99. 881.1728. 0331. 121-VACATION IN THE FARMS-Built in the late fifties and priced 1~5 PONTIAC. door, pow. OLDSMOBILE, '11l75. Regen. ISI69 CHRYSLER Town and PlOPERTY Ilr, air eonditioning, in cy coupe, silver, loaded, in the early fifties. this 4 bedroom ranch olien a Country Wagon, $500 or STRONGMAN, KELLY '!load condition, $375. 822. best offer. Gran Prix, 26 ACRE ISLAND kitchen with built. ins and eating space, rec. room best offer. 886.1914. '3499. 1972, air. power, low mlle. 75 Miles west oC Detroit, pri & ASSOCIATES area in basement, 2", car garage and central air ace. Best oUer. 881.lr75G, '71 PINTO Runabout, all', 4 vately owned and connec conditioning. Nicely decorated throughout. }~4 COUGAR XR7, air, ted to the mainland by a 884-6639. speed, Excellent condition, SHELBOURNE-3 bedroom 2 bath ranch. Living :Power brakes, power steer. 20 ton bridge. This 26 $9115or best offer. 884-4342 889-0800 room and glass enclosed terrace overlooking rear 'ing, 13,000 miles, $3,800. 19'73 VEGA Hatchback, au. acre island is being divIded tomatic, c\lStom interior; after 6. yard. 2 car att. garage. Low SO's. ,881.0971. into four estate size par pOwder blue, good condi. 1975 CAD~LLAC Coupe de MERCEDES. 1967, 2505. Air eels; each having over 1000 STRATFORD J:LACE-Custom built in 1963 for gra. tion. 885-0859. Ville, w hit e, burgundy conditioning, radio, atJto- ft oC water frontage. One cious living. 5 bedroom French Colonial with 4 leather, 6400 miles, loaded, matic transmission, pOwer T.BIRD. 1965, interior and of the parcels has anew full baths and 2 lavatories. Marble foyer with Immaculate, Best offer. CHAMPION windows, power brdkes, mechanically good. needs 4 bt!droom, 2 bath plus circular stairs. Large family room with fireplace. power steering. Sharp! 1. body worlt, $(50. 884-ZZ85. 399.8897. Chalet on it. Parcels priced Let a CHAMPION help you with your Real Central air conditioning. Lovely patio and land. as low as $35,000 with ex ,364-6417. 19'13 OLDSMOBILE 98, lux. 'Estate Needs. scaping. Attached gar.age. 1974 PLYMOUTH Fury tn, cellent Lan d Contrac urious C'O u pe, excellent, SHELDEN ROAD - Custom 3 bedroom, 31f.z bath 1\175 CADILLAC Coupe de red, black vinyl toll, black terms available. Call 882 Spacious colonial, beautifully decorated and main. .Ville, Jennifer blue white loaded; low miles, AM/FM ranch. Family room, enclosed terrace, 1st floor interior, 3,500 miles,' 5 ra. 1216. tained. 3 BR, 2'.-'.1BA, panelled den, large kitchen stereo tape. 7!16.1261. laundry, 3 car garage, central air conditioning. cabrolet top, stereo, low dial tires. $%,995. S2S-MU, with eating area overlooking lovely garden. Rec- mileage, excellent. :121. 5 to , p.m. only. lawn sprinkler system and nice size lot. Immedi. 1971 PLYMOUTH Sport 12C-FARMS FOR SALE reation room, 2-car garage. $69,000. 0885. Wagon, good condition, full ate possession available. . 1174 MERCURY Comet, power, 49.000 miles. LAPEER AREA, liquidating Our BEST BUY in prime City location. Dramatic 1971 FORD Squire Wagon, power steering, po we r BUILT IN 1951 this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 116 story res. $1,050. 881.8633. 50 acre horse and cattle step.down living room, huge dining room, efficient air. power steering and brakes. tinted windows, idence offers an expansion area for a 4th bedroom setup, rolllng ground. with kitchen with eating space, master bedroom with brakes. One owner. Must AX/FM stereo, snow tires. that is ready to finish. Nice size rooms. Screened 19'12 LeMANS, power, air, a newly modernized 11 dressing room and private bath. four additional se II. 886-3645 after 6. and covered terrace. 2 car garage. Aluminum $2,650. Call lohn, All."". V8. Good tires, low mile. room farm home. On hil bedrooms, two baths. Wonderful FAMILY HOME. age, $1,995. 886.5146 after with tree lined drive, house trim. i975 VW LaGrande. Must 1972 CHRYSLER wagon, English Tudor. Priced low sixties. 6. has 3 fireplaces, 3 baths sell. Loaded, AM/FM ste. Town and Country, AMI N. OXFORD ROAD-Owners pride is evident in this huge family room, base If your pursuit is EXCELLENCE-your requirements reo, TUstproofcd. Excellent FM, air, front and rear, 3 bedroom, 2'h; bath. ceriter hall Colonial. Pan. CADILLAC, 1973--C,oupde de ment, buill.in oven and a house TASTEFULLY DECORATED, ready to condition. Best offer. 29 •. full power, new radial steel eled family room. rec. room, 2 car attache(l ga. Ville, stereo, air, power move into, with occupancy at closing, this four 6711. range. dishwasher. carpet rage and nice size 77x120 lot. be It tiru, $2.350. 11I6-38'13. door locks, power windows lng, 3 car attached garage bedroom, 21,~ bath COUNTRY FRENCH will - and seats, rear de.foger, 1971 CHEVELLE Malibu, 1965 LEMANS or GTO front and patio, large 2 story • be perfect for you and we urge your early inspec. Many other fine Grosse Pointe properties a\'ailable in tilt wheel. 881.0468. 350, 2 door, automatic. bumper. $SO. 8M-4ll52. barn with 1Y.Jx slalls and tion. Large living room, dining room, panelled Ii. all price ranges. Call or stop in our office and review our listing books which include pictures power steering, new tires. 19'14 ELITE, excellent con many stand up slalls, brary. screened terrace. superb kitchen, separate 197. IMPALA Wagon, air, and miniature floor plans. Excellent gas mileage. dition. loaded. 772.4369. about 4 acres fenced wilh breakfast room, all in EXTRAORDINARY condi. Good condition. Must se!1. power steering, brakes, wool and rubber corrals tion! Priced mid seventies. BEING TRANSFERRED? Obtain advance housin" in. $1.395. 886.5200. windows, locks. AM/FM '72 PONTIAC Catalina, 400 and new catlle fencing, formation on your new area. through our" na. - r a d i 0, cruise control, tilt motor, has everything. Ex. automatic frost free water FIRST OFFERING - CHARMING COLONIAL, per. 1975 MERCURY Monarch, 4 tionwide referral service. Call for delails. wheel. $3.600. 882-8881. cellent condition, $1.875. ing, loafing shed. tool shed, feet for family living. Five bedrooms and three door. 6 cylinder. air, dark Teacher owner. TU 4.4276. pond with sand swimming baths and many extras for comfort. Located near bro ....'l1. tan interior, extras 1975 BUICK REGAL, light beach, $135,000. Low, low Grosse Pointe parks, cozy library. cenlral air blue with white Landau 1865 IlIUSTANG Convertible, 372.8458. land conlract terms. ad condi1ioning, sprinkler, burglar and fire alarm top, stereo, air, etC. $t,m. "ms well, needs bod y ditional acreage available systems. aluminum siding. Call for information HIGBIE MAXON 1lM.9913, work. $100. 882.0143 after Owner. 1.517.843.6189. Brok for the many more details. SHOP 4 p.m. OLDSMOBILE F.M ... door ers protected. RUSTIC _ RENOVATED - READY - A most un. "Realtors" IN COMFORT 1971. oae OW1ler. over a 1lr74 GRAN TORINO station usual older home for the buyer who really wants year storaie beeaute of wagon, $2,900 or bt!st oUer. 12O-LAKE AND RIVER somelhing different. A family room with cathedral 83 Kercheval 886-3400 Members Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board At Our illness. Power steertnl aM 118$-0583. PROPERTY ceiling overlooking a maintenance.free deck. Three and Multi.List brakes, air, $1,850. 184- hedrooms and two haths - priced in the fifties. INDOOR .'7401, 1968 OODGE Coronet R/T, LAKE SHANNON, beaulifu good condition. $650 after lakeview lot. 7381 Led~c YORKSHIRE ROAD - SIX BEDROOMS and THREE USED CAR 197. COUGAR XK-7. fully 5 p.m. 680f.4364. wood Drive. Excellent in BATHS. oriced in the LOW SEVENTIES - NO equipped, run roof, excel- vestment. $9.500. 312-3084. BETTER BUY in the Grosse Pointe area. Many 1972 L.T.D., air, good con. SHOW-ROOM lent cond ilion. Best offer. hcautiful details that could never be duplicated dillon. Days TU 5.6556, LUXURY home on st. Clair llM-0483. hy builders today. SPACIOUS and ELEGANT on Van Dyke Evenings 821.6408. River. eve r y I hi n l: you living. Grosse Pointe Rea IEstate could want, large indoor between 10 and 11 PRE.OWNED '701 C'ADILLAC Co u pede pool, boat house. $175.000 SIMPLE - SPOTLESS - SPARKLING two bedrooms co. Ville, 16.000 miles. Excel. CADILLACS 1.982.7325. and a family room in mint condition. Located on Mile Roads, lent, $5,295. Must sell. 779. VACANT PROPERTY AND Huntington. this is the perfect house for someone or visit our 3821. Look around and ~'ou'll src what we're talking 1975 DEMOS 12E-COMMERCIAL looking for a retirement house or newlyweds who about. Vacant 10ls are becoming cxl inct in Gross~ '75 DATSON, B210, Batch. PROPERty rlo not wish to pay rent. Family room with Frank. new faciliites at '75 Monle CJrlo. Air Pointe. The value of vacant Jots is .soaring every. back, air, AM/FM, radials, Iin sto~'e, Lovely yard. day. What a good investment for someone. Take '71 Chev, Impala 4 Dr. Air COMMERCIAL and indus 11 MILE ROAD, 30.4() miles per gallon. 174. a look at thc~c two exceptional locations. '75 Grand Prix. Stereo trial property now too '74 Eldo C T1M.Irsday, October 23, 1975 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Pag' Twenty.Nino lJ-&EAL UTATI 13-HOUSES FOR SALE U-HOUSIS fOR SALE ----l-3-I---EA-L-IS-T-A-T-E---l)---REA.---L-ES=T~A:::-TE=----:-;;U~-.=-:U;"7"L' ESTATE FOR $AU fOR SALE fOR SALE FOR SALl OWNER - Harper Woods, OUTER DRIVE-Maet, spa- HOUSES FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE CITY FLORIDA apartment, 2 bed. cioua 3 bedroom Brillit Co- BY OWNER room, 2 baths, on Inter. 2 bedroom ranch, 2 fire. lonial, Central air. finished METICULOUS ATTi!:NTION to detail is what you BY OWNER $66,500 coastal Waterway. Deer. places, family room, $37,' 900, 881.6662. bas em en t, UDderground will find ill tbls house Oll Preston Place. lArge i I t bedroom-2'ri bath, central field Beach. 881.28)8. .prlnkJer, 2l,J car garage; Grosse Pointe Farms - Choice location neor bedrooms, large library ~nd family room put this air, 21,\ car garage. family upper 40's. 885-0268, house in a class by itself. the lake and Farms Pier . , . I'" Kerby room, with bar. large attic, FIRST OFFERING - )\(osl attractive. completely reo car pet and draperies I FOXCROFT MANOR TWO FAMILY FLAT 011 Beaconsfield. A nicely dec. Rd. Handsome three bedroom, 1Y2 baths, modeled cedar sided home wilh 4 bedrooms. 2 ON THE LAKE orated five and five .t a prille for the Investment throughoul. Glazed, car. baths family room, Convenient to St. Paul, CONDOMINIUM minded. Call for details. new kitchen, small library, two car ga- peled porch, wood burning Rich~rd, and Soulh High, Priced in the mid 50's. $29,900 fireplace. Many ext r a s. 191/181WEST CLAIR VIEW COURT. This home is very rage. 881-9337. Immediate possession. KERBY, 232 _ Charming, remodeled Farm house on 5% DOWN Walk to ~hool, Park. Vi!. , deceptive. There is a good size master bedroom 5% TAX REBATE lage. No brokers. Call for large corner lot with white fence, 3 bedroollls, 2 with three closets on the 1st noor. Three other Lower 50's NEW 2 BEDROOMS appointment. 882-6692. 705 baths, family room. bedrooms. Plenty of storage. Central air condi. Rivard, open Saturday, AIR CONDITIONING DETROIT CARPETING tion. Charming recreation room with natural fire Sunday, 12.5. place and wet bar. BISHOP, 5500 - Atlracli\'c, Cape Cod. 2 bedrooms THROUGHOUT and balh down, large bedroom and lav up, new ATTACHED GARAGE CONVENIENT TO S'HOPPING and transportation. FOR SALE gas furnace. Excellenl floor plan, 2 car gar. RANGE . REFRIGERATOR Three bedrooms with a great recreation room, BY OWNER BY Assumable mortgage. RESIDENCE. PRIVATE covered patio and beated porch. Newly carpeted BEACH AND PARK and tastefully decorated. Call for an appointment 369 McKinley Rd" Grosse Pointe Forms OWNER NEFF, 4700 - Sharp 1 bedroom starler or rCli~ec 38171 JEFFERSON to see 947 Washington today. Large 4 bedroom family housl', panelled famil~' room wilh fireplace. Nice OPEN DAILY 9.9 home at 817 Washing. basement, fenced yard, garage Under $20,000, STIEBER REALTY 465.5581 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNTY, lOned for high rise, Center entrance Colonial in Richard School ton Road, Grosse Pointe multiple family. 414 feel' on lake, 425 feet on Jef. Clly. altractiveiy deco. BEDFORD, 4860 - Immediate poss., 2 bedroom, 2 BY OWNER-906 Washing. feraon Avenue, Harrison Townsl\ip. Arcbitectural District. Panelled library, living room rated, country kitchen, bath Bung, with family room. Low W's. ton. 5 bedroom, 2~ bath plans for ten slory high rise available .. family, living, dining Coloniai with living room. with natural fireplace, large dining room, and recreation rooms, dining room, kitchen, large plus library. SILLOWA Y & CO. family room with lots of kitchen with boy, lavatory and a screened Open Sunday 2.5 884.7000 storage, beautiful screened Danaher and Baer 16825 Kercheval In The Village 884.7000 and glassed porllb, 2 car porch on first floor. Second floor has three 884-0003 garage. By appointment. REAL ESTATE very lorge bedrooms and a both with tub Open Sunday 1-5, 886-5652. 84 KERCHEVAL and separate shower stall. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 "On The Hili" OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1497 LOCHMOOR, Grosse 885.7000 For Appointment, Call 881-1274 1593 BRYS. Three bedrooms, family room, living room, dining room, two Pointe Woods. Large brick baths. updated electrical service, atuminum siding on a charming street colonial. 3 edrooms, 2l,J Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board in Grosse Pointe Woods. All lhis for LESS than $30,000. John Pierce of batbs, den, 1st fioor laun- our oUiee will be your hosl. dry room, large inground pool, attached garage or VIEW OF THE LAKE. 34 NEWBERRY. A fine five bedroom, three and one call 886.1190. QUEEN half bath brick home betw~en Lake Shore and Grosse Pointe Blvd, Panekd den, family room, large lot with beautiful planlings and malure trees. NICE PRICE REDUCTION! Hanely to shops, schools and transportation. Owning two houses the own!:. Grosse Pointe Real Estate An elegant 5 bedroom 3l,J bath colonial in pres. wanls an offer. Quick possession can be arranged. ANIEL Uglous area of the Woods. Enjoy a country sue 1200 HARVARD could be just the licket for the family desiring a three bed. co. kitchen, central air, a wet bar in the (amily room CONDOMINIUM, 1 bedroom, room colonial on a larger lot. This one sits up so well on a lot with 65 feet and a bome thaI is immallulate in every way, refrigerator, ran g e, air FARM HOUSE frontage and a backyard of mature trees. There is a screened and covered conditioner. Cboose colora, Completely aluminum sided (or low maintenance, porch and a large recreation room. The owner has already purchased wal!!, carpeting, $16,990. situated in an exlllusive area of Groese Pointe A CIRCULAR STAIRWAY Only one feature in this French provincial colo. another home so possession is immediate. John Micoli will welcome you WbltUer Manor, 9MO Whit. Farms near transportation and school. This lovely It the door. tier. Saturday and Sunday, little residence is Deat as a pin, structurally soUlld nial presently under cOllstruetion in the Farms. 4 bedrooms, library, family room and butler's pan .• 1 to CI p.m. 884-3555 or as a battleship and ready to move in-two bed- JUST THREE townhouse condominiums left to sell. All are equipped with 77"1551, O. Wright. rooms with huge buge expansion room upst~irs. try. central air conditioning and have first floor condominium lavatories and Priced in 30' s. full basements. You may select either a two or three bedroom apartment CONDOMINIUM, conveD1ent LARGECOLONIAL ON A CUL-DE-SAC with a sinele or two baths on the second floor. Fifty.two units have already location. Z bedrooms,. 2 5 bedrooms,.3* baths, delighUul kitchen with. 2 been sold, so better take.a look before they are all gone, See us at the bathrooms, natural fire. 882-0087 cooking centers, 'I "Gathering Room", den and model apartment on Vernier, one block south of the Eastland shopping plalle. First 1100r. $48,000, luxurious master bath and. dre.ing room. Con. complex, daily betweea 2 and 5:30. easy terms. ~7228. venient to elementary school. LOOK WHAT'S GOING UP on Lakeside Court, thaI new street which ieads OPEN SUNDAY DOCTORS, DENTISTS, INVESTORS- to the lake from JefferS(Jn not far from the entrance to the Bon Secours BY OWNER, Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe ReaIEstate Take note of our medital building located in the parking complex. A model home is open daily. and plans for other houses Woods, 1875 Lancaster, Woods. to be built on the street are avaHable for your inspection, i 3* bedrooms, bungalow, co. 2l,J batba, paneled recrea. In the Heart of Groue Pointe VACANT PROPERTY tlon room, model'Jlized kit. Morou.Lake Sbore MAY WE MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR YOU? chen, $38,900. 882.5828. Carver st. THINKING OF BUYING A CONDOMINIUM or moving into an apartment, but dislike !he idea of not being a property owner? Well. make an appointment 10. see our two bedroom, bath and one.half ranch home featuring central air con- WM. W. QUEEN dlUonlng, finished basement, marble sills, hardwood floors and a brick garage. SCHWEITZER Brick construction and set on a small lot to keep the maintenance down - 886-4141 perfect for working couple or singles, young or old. WE HAVE EVERYTHING IT TAKES TO GIVE YOU THE ELEGANT (our bedroom .tory and a half. beautifully decorated in an Early Amer. Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board MOST COMPLETE HOME SELLING AND BUYING SERVICE ican navor, with new carpet throughout. Features Include knotty pine paneled family room, an electric garage door opener and a new roof. " .. ENGLISH COUNTRY ESTATE with thirty fool ceillng in the paneled enlrance foyer, FiRST' O~'FERH'JG a new kitchen built around a serving Island, Substantial updating of the plumb-. Grosse Pointe Shores ing and the electric: Wiring. Five bedrooms and three baths on the second !lOOI', A RAMBUNG RANCH, j\lSt a .toae', throw from the Jake, bal JlIIt come SHOREWOOD Three rooms and bath on the third noor, A library. large livIng room, lor mal dining room, butler's panlry, breakfasl nook and screened terrace llomplete the on the market. The free. and easy floor plan Is perfect for casual enter. ALL BEU>W OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 taining and family livlng-and the superbly designed, lighted patio is main floor. There is a three car garage. complete with barbeque grill and fountaiD. Three bedrooms, family room 111972W. WlLUAMS' COURT-Attractive brick aeml. FOR THE DISCRIMINATING buyer we present a year-old Mediterranean villa rancb on quiet 1l0urt .the Woods feature, 2 PLUS Ubrary, central air conditioning. You'll like the unusual basement In featuring a 21x16 master bedroom with sunken Roman tub and large dressing spacious bedrooms downstairs, extra large 20' with recreation room, kitchen and half bath. In tbe $100,000 rance. area aDd vanity. Two additional large bedrooms, a 30 foot family room with bedrooDl upstairs, 2 full baths, uausual double- sided fireplace faelng dining room aDd UviD6 natural fireplace, beamed lleiling and two sliding glass doorwalls 10 patios room, large family room, 2% car garale, AU set complete the main floor. Thirty foot kitchen with complete built.lns, is a on a 70' lot. $67.800. deligbt for your senora. Central air conditioning, electronic air cleaner, over. sized two car garage with electle door, and all situated a slene's throw from FIRST OFFERING 1007 BLAIRMOOR"":Best buy in Liggett School area, Grosse Pointe Shores on almost a half acre of land. 1832 Hampton - Open.$undoy, 2-5 this newer 3 bedroom ranch is ready for your family to mpve. into immediately! Convenient .COME ONE COME ALL. You single types or investor types seeking your own pad WE'RE PROUD to show this house . , . come and .see it! Authentic colonial floor plan features laundry-utility room oil fint , for very little bread. We can lay one on you for $14,900. Don'tloa( around, style, decorated in exceptional taste, and beautifully maintained. Three floor as well asfuU basement, family room with Butter up your buddy and wrap Ihis one up before it goes stale, 'bedrooms, new kitcben, llice family room, good carpeting throughout. natural lirepace, kilt'hen with new built-In appll. AUTUMN ISN'T THE ONLY time you will (all in love with this four bedroom The owner is anxious to sell, and the Ilouse i. priced accordingly. Land ances, full bath aM powder room. 2 car attached colonial. It is in move.in condition and has all the extras you would want to garage. $26,OClO aSllumable martgale. COJ1tract availJible~ add to any home. You will be able to relax with all the space surrounding you 886-5800 11M ROSLYN - Exceptional 4 bedroom, 1l,J story in lhis large Mutschler kitchen and family room which includes a wet bar. home with paneled family room, 2 bedrooms and This house will always took neat because there is a place for everything-lots bath down, additional 2 bedrooms and bath up- and lols of large c1osels. We are proud to offer this home for your approval. OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 stairs. Finished rec. room with wet bar In base- This is a house to love the year 'round. 972 WESTCHESTER. You can move right into this spacious 5 bedroom, 2% ment. 2 car garage. Priced in mid 50's. bath bODle without the usual refurbishing, because it's completely redecorated 2126 LOCHMOOR-4 Bedroom home in excellent COli- from top to bottom, with new carpeting throughout. Definitely designed for dition priced in mid 40's. Newly remodeled comfortable famUy living. See it Sunday! kitchen with buill.ins, 28' family room, natural R. G. 886-5800 fireplace in living room, 1 bedroom and bath EDGAR down, 3 more bedrooms and full bath upstairs. GRACIOUS HOME AND OFFICE Assumable mortgage. AN EXCELLENT VALUE for the professional man or woman. A charming three & ASSOCIATES bedroom home with many luxury features combinl!5 with a well-planned office, adaptable to ,a variety of uses. Wen.priced at $74,500 with good mortgage as. 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 sumption, SHOREWOOD Open Monday through Friday 'iii 9 P,M. 886-5800 20431 Mack REALTY CO. 886-8710 For Your Convenience TENNIS ANYONE? Surely you've been reauing about the Woods Municipal Park and its enormous new swimming pool aDd new tennis courts! $38,000 will get you passes to the park and a well constructed brick ranch bome besides. Close to schools for every age. Calion this one! 886-5800 TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES IN THE DEEPLANDS AREA A LARGE AND LOVELY New Orleans Colonial that merits inspection by anyone who wants the space and atmosphere for gracious family living and entertain. 884-6200 ing. Five bedrooms and three baths on the second fioor, with two half baths on the first. Large family room with fireplace and wet bar; first floor laundry; all appliances .. (Call and inquire about the many additional luxury features.) GREAT HOMES!! "FOR YOU" "SEE TH EM TODAY" Land contrallt avanable. 1235 ANITA - Grosse Pointe Woods, Brick TENDERLY LOVED and CARED FOR-The HERE'S THAT HAJlD.TO.FIND Capl' Cod 886-4200 Ranch. 3 bedrooms. 2~ car garage. large only way to describe this Gorgeous Home. you've always wanted. It ha~ 3 bt'drooms, family room, new carpeting, finished base. Call now for your personal appointment to 2 balhs, a paneled den and the yard IS a WORTHY OF INSPECTION ment at an unbelievable price of $47,900. see this Spacious Home-4 bedrooms. 3~ gardener's deliRht. Priced in thl' low 60's IMMACULATE INSIDE AND OUT, this three bedroom colonial In the Wooda is Owner anxious to sell. will give Immediate baths, family room, den, library and a It could be THE lIOME for you! ' " very good buy at $48,900. Special features include a good.slzed den, central ollcupancy. Open Sunday 2-5. Come see to Superb Kitchen! air conditioning, and very convenIent locaUon. Give us acaU! Believe! MODIFIED CONTEMPORARY-3 bedrooms, PROVENCAL ROAD-lf YOll Will go through 886.4200 2~ baths, paneled library, family room thls "Many SplendorI'd" 110mI'. you Illay overlooking pool. Currently l~ued, invest. find its Charm and Detail are perfect (ur GOOD MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION ment potential. Low down payment! Land you, It is ideal (or the t'amily with lw'l THIS VERY ATTRACTIVE three bedroom colonial In the Woods would be easy GROSSE POINTE F ARMS-444 MOROSS. 2 Contract terms are Ivallable. Or three children, above the lo! R$(e. who to buy and most enjoyable to live In! Charming Is the wO!'d for the living room bedroom brick Ranch in excellent condi- Can use Ihe 2 upslairs bedrooms and baths. with natural fireplace . , . and for the patio and family room. Priced It $38,900, tion featuring Central Air Conditioning while their parents relax in Ihe lar.':c Mas ilnd It's In move.ln tondltion. plus carpeting and drapes. Large lot. Low WE WANT TO SERVEYOU ter Bedroom and Bath on the (Irst (loor. malnlenance for carefree living. "Conve. 886.4200 ATTENTIVELY Also a library. Iivinil room and Hcarth nient" to shops and transportation. "A room downstairs. A Speda1, Cllstom Buill SURE THING" for a Smtlll Family, Ret. Home of Deliehtflll character. Ph'ast' raIl irees, Working Couple or Newlyweds. Come CALL US FOR AN soon (or an appointmenl-ask (or TNry see uS Sun. 2.5. Anderson. 88H2oo. Schweitzer APPOINTMENT LAKESHORE DRIVE-For Ihl' EXl'cu(I"1' and 18780 MACK 21300 MACK 773 WESTCHESTER - GRACIOUS ELIZA. his family. Qui!'l, pt'arcf,,1 and rl'a"lIf1n,~ BETHAN TUDOR. beautitui tree lined bllt perfect (or enlertaininl:. simply or 1'\ 886-5800 886.4200 street-large lot. 5 bedrooms, 3J,!, baths, tl'nsively, this STATJo:I.Y GF.OIHtlA"o ('n GroBle Polllte FaMns GrosBe Pointe Woods library. games room, Attached gange. LONIAY, with beautiful detail lhr""~~,),,,' TAPPAN ~II Offices open • to • six days. Sunday t to 5:30. Close to Elementary school. $79.110O.See It View o( the LAKE. Callus (or 'I"~ All S'un. 2.5. 90 Kercheval 884.6200 ment, ~.'...... PI98 Thirty G R 0 SSE POI N T-E NEW S Thursday, October 23, Iq75 ll-HOUSES FOI $ALl f3-IEAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATf I13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOI. SALE FOR SAU FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ST. CLAIR GROSSE POINTE WOODS, IGROSSE POINTE School 743 BERKSHIRE, English 2 BEDROO~1 first floor can 1537 Roslyn, brick bWlga. District, 3 bedrooms, 2~ Tudor. one half block from HARPER WOODS dominium apartment for sale b)' owner. Lakeshore ON THE ST. CLAIR RIVER FIKANY low, ICctltral air, .fireplace, baths, finished basement, lake. five bedrooms. Three LUXURY CONDOMINIUM FIRST OFFERING enclosed porch. 2 car ga. pool table. swimming pool. Village Apartments. in. full baths plus two I~. Mut- apartment. 2 bedrooms. 22S'-Handsome 6 bedroom river home plus area's cludes all carpeting, drapes Open 2 to 5 rage, extras, move-in con. carpeting, etc. $47,500. 886. chler kitchen. Tastefully Well located lower floor j m~st desirable building site. Tennis couri: dock, boat and window air' condition. le44 KENSINGTON, spa. dition. By owner. 881-4577. 7068. decorated and carpeted aparlment vacant soon. hOist, man)' extras. $172.500. Land contract. Pros- cr. TU 46579. dous 5 bedroom Brick Co. Shown by appointment. ------throughoul. Family room Tastefully decorated thru. pectus upon request. lonial, 31fa baths, new car. I ------~ --- - - . COZY Farm House, for only and breakfast room with out. Carpeting. drapes. -GROSSE I'OINTE-PARK- peting, library, buill-ins in BOYNE COUNTRY - Com- $25,900. Completely recon. doorwalls. New rear sun. buillins. Central air. Walll St. Lawrence Real Estate Co. kitchen, recreation room pletely furnished. all elec- ditioned, new kitchen, new WA YBUR~-4 iJedroGms. 2 deck lS'xI2'. New furnace. to Easlland JOliN C. FREDERICK i hat os, aluminum siding. with natural fireplace. ex-, tric, 2 tier Chalet. Upper furnace. loa de d with Beautiful private lot. As. i . 1.329.9049 tra large lot. Close to tier-4 bedrooms, 2 baths, charm. Great starter home. hot water heat, 2 car ga. sumable mortgage, 5'/.~;.; EASTLAND WOODS schools and shopping, good kitchen. living room with Open Thursday and Fri. rage. ~ew listing. No brokers, $ll9,SOO. 823-1 MANOR II assumption. I fireplace. Lower tier - 3 day, 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday WAYBURN-6 rooms. 3 hl!,l. bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, and Sunday 12 to 3. Hurry ~~. I LUXURY rooms, 2 bathrooms. side 520 NOTRE DAME, co z y living room with fireplace. it won't last long. 864 NEW! 47 DePetris Way, I TOWNHOUSES drive, good of{ street park describe? this 3 bedroom Tiers interconnected if de. Rivard. 882-3013, Agent. Grosse Pointe Real Estate ing, its \'ery clcan. conSIder two story frame. New car-I sired. Ski reservations now ------Lothrop and Boulevard. OPEN SATURDAY Custom 4 bedroom colonial F.lfA, or V.A co. I peting Mutschler kitchen I be' t k oC.r8933 486 ST CLA IR behind brick garden walls. r with 'extra large eating 109 a en ~ AND SUNDAY OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 WAYBlJRN - 2 family. 5 area, gas heat. 110mI' is 8% LAND CONTRACT. BY English Tudor Condominium. high ceilings, David Willi. 1:30 - 5'00 158 Kenwood roo m s and hath each. $165,000 newly decorated in and out, OWNER, builder, 3 bed. pro b a b Iy the nicest in son builder. Open daily ex OR BY 332S Beaupre I cept Sunday, 2 to 5 p.rn, ~lodern bath and kitehell. 32,500 2 car garage, nice yard, room Colonial, fa mil Y Grosse Pointe 4 bedrooms 884-2100882-2589.' APPOI NTMENT earpel. It's Sharp, close to shopping, schools. room. 2 car garage, 206411 21h bat~s, re~odeled, pri: Early possession. Beaufait, Harper wOods'l vate patio, attached ga- CUSTOM BUILT. l'k baths, HARPER WOODS 882-0087 1004 WAYBURN. 5-5 2 fam- Grosse Pointe Schools. rage, all appliances includ- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 2 bedrooms. Built-ins. lam. WOODSIDE - 3 hcdroom Available November 1. 886- ing ice machine. No brok- 244 WILLIAMS, Gros~e Pte, i1y room. Carpeted, Gas Bungalow. garage. drive, ily flat. Aluminum siding, 14&4. ers. $59.900. 889.Q149. Central air. Musl be seen, pool. Qui c k poss('ssion. separate basement, gas __ ....- Farms. Brick ranch. 3 bed. Flori I • !. -=-----.------5-5-'----,---, ..,-P"'._,"'I._,...P"'._...._.-._$ .-._P-...... --.-...... ~ ...... - .... ~--r- .... ~...--,.- --"..--..-... - ...... -,..-- r ...- ...- .,..- ..... --- ...... -~~~~~- Thursd.y, October 23, 1975 G R 0 SSE POI N T E. NEW S 16-rm '01 SALE 21G-IOOFING 21.I-PAINTING 21-O-CIMENT AND 215-CAIPENTER 21Z-$NOW REMOVAL PUGs: FAWN Black Kllk'i SERVICE DECORATING IRICK WORK WORK & LANDSCAPING Hockey Blues ShOll) Talent 10 week., Bood natured, J. D. CANDLER PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. CEMENT WORK ol lay HARRY LAWN and ,arden, leaf re. AKC, $125. 885.7321. ROOFING CO. slum The Grosse Pointe Hockey I Pointers journeyed to Port: ing and flDishing. S~ia!. killd. Booded, licensed, ill. BUILDING CO. movin, service. Tony Ver. Association's entry in the I Huron for a non.leacue game MUST FIND a '800d bome 96 Years Reliable Service izing in dark staining. ,lired. Tt1 z.-, after 8 EstabUshed In Dey. 716.5365. Pee Wee Division of the, and the play there demon- for our 5 month female St. Raid.aUal J,ti Commercial "S'upply own power." Call p.m. or :hZ-t939.' Grosse Polnle Area Since 1m Michigan N a I ion a I open)' strated the skills ollhe Blue•.. Bernard. Great with cbil. All t,pe$ of Roofs " Deelu for free estimate. W. Abra. Residential Ind Commercial League, the Grosse Pointe The game en~ed 9-0, .in favor, ham, 979.3502, 891,s92f.. L, VERBEKE CONT. Auditions for OGOA dren and ,ood watcb dog, Gutter. Ie DoWDIpout. RemodeUII' Blues, launched ils new sea. I of Grosse P.omte, WI.th very, 1 REPAIRS Drives _ Walks - Porches Grants Are Slated beauUfIl1 co orin, and very No Job Too Lar,e-or SmaU POINTE PaUos _ Chimneys _ Tuck. Alterations alld MalDtenaac. son on Tuesday. September 1 little oPPOsItion belDg af-., smart, Free to her new GROSSE pointing _ Basement Water. New Construction 23, against the Michigan forded by lhe Port Huron own e r. 881-7839 _ 526- Free ElUmate. 885.3900 885.1015 The Scbolarship committee CONTRACTORS Stags in a game played at I. team. can 11I8-2100 proofing of the Detroit Gr.nd Opera _6_37_1_,______wurecl Wortml'.a RESIDENTIAL 19 Yrs. in the Pointes QUALITY WORK by carpen. the Grosse Pointe Hockey Scorin3 honors were dls-' COMMERCIAL Association has announced No Job too SmaU ter with over 20 years es. Arena. I tribute R--.j- .~7 7.7 7 _ / Thursday, October 23, 1975 Pig. Thirty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS * * * * * * * * Pointers of Interest fiJ-Otnte I Counter Pointsl By Pat Rousseau I For Those Of You ... who have been asking i when will Walton-Pierce be showing the popular I POSH Resort and Spring Collection, here is the i answer. It will be informally modeled Wednesday, i November 5 in the Somerset Mall shop and Thurs- t day, November 6 and Friday, November 7 in the I Grosse Pointe shop ... time, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. \ POSH representative, Joseph Paolucci will be on hand to help you with your choices and orders. There will be a good selection of POSH dresses and ensembles on hand. It's a good opportunity. as you know, to pick the fabriCS, colors and style:; yvu want, now, for your southern and spring travel plans. POSH deliveries are very reliable and the quality of the fabrics and workmanship is treasured by POSH customers. Jot the date down and watch for further news. In the meantime, join us at Walton. Pierce for all the "Discover the New Village" fun today, tomorrow and Saturday. See our ad in the special pages, t-\\\ .. • MR. AND MRS. WALTER R. HOWELL, JR., OF RADNOR CIRCLE ONLY TWO APARTMENT HOMES AND TWO PENTHOUSES LEFT! ... if you wish to see By Janet Mueller know what to take." So she the remaining apartment-homes, call Ed Corbett One day in early autumn, Walter Howell hap- asked around, and discovered at 774.1551 for an appointment. Don't Delay! Spa- pened to be passing through Ortonville when he that the Cield that covered saw this great, big statue of a steer. Now Walter her major interests, Cram cious floor plans and interiors of Condominium knew that he and Sue were scheduled to be fea- history to metaphysics. was Homes at the Jefferson Apartments feature 9-foot lured in this column within the next few weeks, called, (surprise!) Theology. ceilings, individual gas heating and cooling, top of as co-chairmen of the third annual Beef and Bingo "Religion really is excil. the line a.E. kitchen, with icemaker and washer- benefit for St. Paul's School and CCD (Confrater- ing! It gives you something dryer. A wet bar is conveniently located for enter- FOR your life." nity of Christian Doctrine) classes, and that being Sue is sharing her excite. Cor the fan term, 1975, is from assistant professor to tainment. Insulated waIls, floors, plumbing and associate professor in the De. featured in this column involves a picture, and that ment with St. Paul's eighth Pointer ZSUZSANNA MES. windows insure maximum quiet. Natural fireplace. TERHAZY, teaching Mathe. partment of Surgery at the 3arbara McLeod, Beef and Bingo publicity chair- graders. She's a volunteer, matics and Elementary Spe. Wayne S tat e University A network of the most modern security systems llan with her husband, Bud, had managed to locate teaching the Old Testament guard you, your home and your possessions. There cial Education in Sibley Cen. School of Medicine, where