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------,---_ .._------_.-._------_ .._------Vol. 32-No, 39 EnterNlbe PeNtuOfficesecondat DeLrolt.Cia .. MatterMlchi,anat GROSSE POINTE, ~JICHIGAN,M SEPTEMBER 30, 1971 ~l,~l:~/~::r~, 26 Peg Its-Two Sections-Section One
r HEADLINES Library Director ISalary Hike of the WEEK Discloses Further Affected by A$ Compu,eS br tM - Wage Freeze GrOll' Pomt, New Cuts in Service Millage D~~at Nullifies Thurs'!.)', September Z3 Plan to Put Withheld THE HOUSE WAYS AND Hours at Central Reduc:ed from 63 to 39 Per Week; In~reased Wages MEANS Committee completed Will Be Closed Fridays; Park and Woods into Esc:row Fund work on the tax bill WedJies. day, adding more than $3 Branc:hes Also Affected B)' Pepper Wbltelaw billion over tbe next three The Central Library will close Fridays and oper. The Office of Emergen. years to the tax relie.f lor in. ate on a reduced schedule effective October 1, ac. cy Preparedness (OEP), in dividuals that had been pro. cording to Robert M. Orr, Director of Public Libraries. a move that rocked the posed b)' President Nixon. The commitlee also cut back, This further reduction in service results from recent .Grosse Pointe School sy~ tbougb not by as much as bad millage defeats, according to Mr. Orr, who points 6ut lem's board, administra. been ex'pected, the tax relief that the Board of Education was committed to resum. tors and teachers, reversed for business tha,t Mr.' Nixon ing six"day service if the September 13 election had its original decision ruling bad sought. passed. This jsconsistent with other school cuts. that the system's colle<:. ••• The $116,000 cut in tbe Pub.lice,plus securlt)' almost to Cadieux road In the plans for the proposed rede. U.S. DISTRICT J U D G E cipal League, which represents proved the city's participation whether or not to bring .tome Ing projects in the main build. guards provided b)' the execu. CIl)'. Fisher Is the boundary velopm.ent. of Elworth)' Field Stephen J. Roth ruled Monda)' the Pointe and other State in tile NLC's 48th Annual or all of the 85 metropolitan- Ing incluee the relocation and tors of the estate, which aug. line between the two commu. appeared In the September 9 that school segregation in De. communities. The MML is an Convention In Honolulu Ha. 8rea suburban .~chool s)'slems consolidation of flrst.f1oor :ici- mented those who had been nHies edition of the NEWS. The com. troit stems from 8 long his. affiliate of the natlonlll organ. wail the NEWS qUHiedoffi. into thiS c~se d'as .a t part of ence rooms. Six general class. working during Mrs. Dodge's' It mlttee has asked c:ltlzel\l from tory of official actions and IzaUon. clals' oC the other Pointe" to a cour t.or ere ln egratl on rooms will replace the second Ilf I Th d Id 1 d The regular police o"lcers all of the Grosse Polntes lor Inactions, opening the wa)' for As an affiliate and as a rep. determine which send dele-• plan." floor science spaces to be va.h widowet me.of thee autogranpioneer0 Hor-a)', whot tworked In andk' aroundtheirthe commcnt.,h anddedIsuggestlolll on a Car.r e a chi n g Integration resentative of the communi- gates to these annual confer- CIted b)' the removal of t e ace E.Dodge, died in June es II e, were wor 109 on t e propose r ev opment plan that could Include mu. lies which do not meet the ences. These were \he an. REPORTS Urr.RUN MISHAP science department to the new 1970, at. the age of 103. own time, ,but were being paid plan, The committee haa alnce slve busing of students. Roth's standards (or membership In swers: I Philip Frame of 487 Bourne. addition. During tfIe viewing oC Rose by the estate, which, aCter the received both written and vel" ruling in effect puts Detroit th d mouth, notified Farms pollee Construction of a new cor- th 1 h bill Is tabulated, will be paid bal responses. I, , .th the NLC, e State group oes Neither the Park Cit)' or on Saturda", september 25, h I b lId Terrace b)' e popu ace, w 0 to the res ""clive communities h n the same categor)' WI the voting for its membership, Shores send repre~entatives J rldor joining t e ma n u • paid a $4 admissIon fee, more 1"~ , secretary to t e committee Southern School S)' s t ems the MML official said. to anv of the national conven. that while his Car W8S parked ing with the classroom addi. than 15,000 persons from all which In turn will pa)' th~ Thomas' Kressbach requests where segregation was long , on LaBelle, wcst oC Bourne. t10n wlll Jmprcve pedestrian over the Metropolitan Area olrteers, at a rllte of time an citizens to mall their' com. a maUer of official polic)', However, he pointed out, tlonsj the Farms participates mouth, an unknown driver circulation on the campus, were on hand, man)' .0C them one hair. It was pointed out ments to: Elworthy Field Com. and leaves the citY subject any member eit)' can send a oecaslonall)', sending onl)' one da'maged the, left qU8rter- Plans for site development in- waiting In line for hours so as that this overtime pa)' is not mltlce, Cll)' of Grosse Pointe, to the same sort oC sweeping - delegate to an)' of the NLC delegate as an observer. panel of the vehicle. The c Iud e additional parking, not to miss this once.ln.a.llfe. at the expense of the taxpa)"117147 Maumee, Grosse Pointe, remedies Imposed on such conv~tions as an observer Last )'ear, one member of amount of damall.e Is not {CoatlJlued on Page 4) I time oppor,tlln.Ity. I (Continued on p,., e 4) Michigan 48230. s)'stems. and to speak up ~}ny IsslIe, (Continued on p"ge 4t known. e y~]
l' r "':,., .•.,..', ..... ' .•.• ' .. , .'';'' • 'Co P'g. Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, Sept.mbtr 30. 1971 Edison Rate Hike Opposed Teacher Pay PTA A.t Mason ------Meets Tuesday (Coetlaued from Page 1) be $13.600•• or approximately -- EXPERT GUN BnLEISLE April of this yeu. leaving the 4~ percent, which means at decidedly masculine fragrances. Names like Aramis, Tabac, Orosse ~_ Bill Bloss, Bro'iJgi, lacoste, KanQln, Royal Copenhagen " ,Pointe N~ws : PabHIW EYe." ftanc1a, 111 AJI~'" PIdIIfIlen. I,",. ond Pantene. Here are brushtis, hot styling combs, It .Kerebeft1 AWJII" Grolle PoIa&e. MidI, caal Phone TU ,2~6900 shoving mirrors llnd soap. Everything ~Dnd CIa.. POIU,. paid at Do- trolt Kleht,an. SubsCription Rate. lIS.DO Per Vear by, Kall (fT.DOoutllde of Way"e for !he real man's lotal car~, County), Addreu aU Mall (SubKrtptlonJ, Chan,. Df AddreJI FortnJ .. .". to " Xerehevat, Gr_ PotDU 1'_. All news and adnrtlln, 01lP), mult be In the News Offloe by Tlle.day noon to lnaure _lflNrUon, FOil SAFETY AFLOAT BROWSE THE SHIPS STRIPES of DISTINCTION WHEE by HICKEY-FREEMAN One of the most highly favore,) patterns for business wear, we think our collen ion of striped suits is most distinguished . Single stripes. , . Strip~s with pallerns . Multi.stripes, all in rich. fresh colors, All tastefully styled in the contemporary manner and all magnilicendyhand.tailore<1 by HICKEY.FREEMAN craftsmen, [/'/Jill '225 CANVAS OXI'OlDS ~ICth~I,"nOman CLOTHE< ARE EXCLUStVE WITH US IN DETI\OIT LUTHIIt.. OXI'OlDS the ~ ship's wheel DAVID WHITNEY BUILDINIJ, DOWNTOWN. SOMERSET MALL IN TFilOV tHti MACICTU .t NORTHLAND CENTER, P RklNIJ AREA "E" Jacob SonS O.'IN DA'LY t 'YO .. • Men's Shop let. tN' • ".... I a 59.5 Page Th,.. Thursday, Septemb~~O, 1971 ._. __. ..~_R_~.~_S_E__ P_~_I !_E_N_E_W~_ ~ .. ----',-- -~~-'~'--'------: chrome and color slides will IIALF.TKUTHS I THE PROOF I P t. Ch. f Clllllera Clul; 'be featurcd. Visitors are wel. People bent on causing I Broken resolutions don't 0 Ice Ie s , come. tronble use the light of t:ulh count~. it's the one you keep H F b Kops An Kids Kooperatel to cast a shadow of suspicion. that show up on the record. . onor er er Meets Tuesday ------.._._------_.-- Farms Police Robert Ferber Insurance was elected secretary.treasur. Thc Grosse Poinl(- Cam ...ra Counseling er of the Way/\(! County Asso. Club will IIIcd Oil TUI'Mlay, ciation of Cbiefs of Police at an annual dinner. meeting held Octobcr Ii. at 8 p.1O at the' Larry Szura Agency on Tuesday, September 12, at War ~h'lllurial. 32 l.akl' Shufl' G.'. Park 824.&661 Westland Inn, Inkster. Host road, Competition in mono. at this session was Chief An. derson Young of that city. ~lI"I, ('8 ..;t:K IIUN1' CI.UB INC. Other officers of the organ' i ii PRIVATE SHOOTING PRESERVE 'CAPAC8ROWN (IIY AREA) I ~~t~en; 'M~~~re;:,y~;esi~:~~~ , '~"'..'..•..... I... '. and Plymouth Chief Tim Ford, I'.'I.."..'.U...... •..-'.~ :':,~~'~~,'~:~'N~~:~,'=;:~'~:~;:r-rr;~ vice.presiaent. The terms of, .c, .%1...... 10 NO 'AG UMII • IHDI¥'DlJAl. 'AIIW.Y "NO 001: COM'ANY MIMIIiSoHI' AYAI\A1U • HUNflNG office are for year. ~.,.. :~ . OOG~ ANO toAIOIHG - I .... 'HINQ "'tlt.llll~ Ferber said that among the .. ~.,., .• '., AVA'LAlli fal MIMHIS tOHVIHllNCI main things the group is in. .'....1 >"'. Io'd ,.. • «10 ~ I ..... _ terested in is involvement in',; ..." .-.. police legislation in Llinsing ~,.. ._ ...... "",p,.. suo 00 _ ...... ~~ UOO.OO ,.. yr. regar(\ing wiring tapping and ~ .....'.'.~'..i' enforcement of narcotic laws fQlI flJlfHlt \NfOa¥A11OH toH"'Cl L. I 0 _I. IUO W. 32 MILl10. Ferber said tbat he is work. I~.,.:, lOMEO. MIOl. 410tS _ 313.7'2.300'1 .. l13.51100 ing hard for the establishment . of a Wayne County Police Training Academy, and the Ass~ciatioll is exploring the "The fines' in Men's fashions" possibility of obtaining a fed. eral grant, either for the leas. ing of, or consL'11ction of a Are You a Man building for this purpose. ije Without said that the group is looking Pictured at the recent N' h High ~ointe Shore Police Officer MIKE for a structure that will ac- School Car Wash, proceeds which KENYON, just one of the Shores and i a Store commodate up to 2,000 police go to the Parents Club t support Woods officers who helped the cause I recurits each year. extra curricular activities, a (left to by having the city police cars washed Such a school would replace I right) KARL KOENIGSMAN MARY by North Hi~h Students. , the Detroit Police Academy and the Metropolitan Police ANNE YOUNGBLOOD an Grosse \1 Training Academy, and would , • be for the training of new po. Set PT A. Week Cases Heard In Farn18 Court -, r-.=-' licemen from all the commit. "The store with the' munities in the county, Ferber October. 4.10 bert C. Frazier of 4125 Fourteen persons who failf:.1 personaL touch" said. D' erson, Detroit, cbarged to appear in court in answer One of many important styles for the new w driving while his opera. to summuns, now have QIlt. National PTA Week, Octo- • BankAme"ca,d Minutes away from all Pointe~ to license was revoked, was standing bench war ran's season. Elegantly fashioned for street and ber 4-10, will be observed by • Mosler Charge 1.94 to Metropolitan Beach Exit c icted at 8 hearing held against them signed by Judge .• Amerlcon E..pre15 office wear, and crafted with finesse for way•• more than 40,000 local PTAs J 430 So. Gratiot, Mount Clemens across the nation. With a re Farms Municipal Judge Pylell. satisfying comfort and long we,!r. R rt pyteU on We .,,,,, .. ",,",.,,,,, .. ",~,\~ .. ,, .. ,,,",,,,,, ... ,,', ~ :~:~' '1:.:.1.:,.1.1' .. : ,r, :.!i.~i.~!:.! f. ' members turn ~DlC1ety !nlo I or and causing an acci. ... ::::::: . ..•. achiti.on aOO ' aTs~U'atifin~nd~to t, pled guity as charged. ;.:.';.•:.•:.::, .:.:.:. ac eve~en.. t .l!~ . ~oy paid a fine of $1M, and • ~ :.:.:.: d ,::r ~;t1~~~on in~~r:r~1 ~n~e~~: ::~~~erator's li. ;.~;.j~.j:. 1ftt2",/~tf..,~ .~.:'.:.:.:.;1.. ;.:.:.;:j there IS no more important . ' ,'et(e public dnterest than the cbil. ames E. Fisher ~ 562 .:.:••~.:.:;.:.::. '.':.:::.::. dren and youth of our nation." ta, was. found guilty to ••.•••. since 1,900 ;:::::: During its long history, the eIess drIVIng an d pa id a...... ••. National PTA has urged its of $25. ::::::: Kercheval at St. Clair • Grosse Pointe ::::::: local units ~ adopt a pbilos. ~~1111[ f:1t JaCODSonS ~.fifEr'i;:;;~:£1~~,th.:.~:~~i'th::l(:~n~::i::::::i::~:::i::\::t.,:;~~;:~:::i~;;::~~;;;:~:;~:~~~::;~:::::;;'i{i::::::::::::i::::;:n:MM~il Men's Stol'e use at the state and local PTA levels. Such programs include the Nation'al PTA's "Judicial Con- OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS cern for Children in Trouble." OPEN THURSDAY AND fRIDAY EVENINGS •.• CONVENIENT PARKING- Through Il mutual effort of the WE WILL .VAlIDAn YOUR CITY PAR!\ING LOT TICKET National PTA and the Na. tional Juvenile Court Foundu. tion, a nationwide plan has been designed to use volun. teers in the juvenile courts. The iprogram would develop ways to train volunteers, work. ing !With the courts and sup. plementing tlie work of its staff members, with a goal of providing morl: individual at. tention for ea~h child in trou- ble. The volunteer might pro. vide tutoring or remedial training; or might simply lend a «:risp new v.rlion of the a helping hand in a one-to.one re~ationship.Comm unit! es where this program bas been blazer by Stanl.y Black.r trled,re);lOrt not only individ. ual successes, but an improve- ment in communication be. styled of mini.baskelweave tween juvenile courts and the pantaltic new.1 public. As a result of the National polyester doubleknit. This print corduroy flar•• PTA's Smoking and Health Project, more than eight mil. for boys are a great lion brochures have been'dis- fresh, wrinkle.free jacket tributed children in an ef- combo of chevron stripes to fort to make theirs a "smoke. has all the comFort and fit and geometries ... na.iron less generation." The National PTA also ha.~ desIgned a proj. pants with patch pockets, ect on ChiJdrlln's Emotional Health, you desire. Navy, cornel, keystone belt'loops, brown or wine. $80. and button front with concealed zipper. Wine or blue. Sizes 8-16, regular and slim .•• 50 JacobSonS Jacob SonS Men's Store t GROSSEPoniTE NEWS Thursd.y, S.ptember 30, 197J ------'-----._---.------,:..._ .. - --- High School Renovati.n St. Paul's Hires Conventions Metro AWport linousiIe Service New' Teachers Aluminunl Windows byh,., Tlteodore, 'nc, (Colt"'n'N frGlll .a" 1~ I Building Committee '.Insists (CODUauld from Pice 1) 2 Track - 3 Track spaces Bnd aceellll roads to of A:lfre Mlchig;m State h .• ClIDI , .'. 'University and 'Ib U' mean t at all will attend. He KODAK XL Conti!,gencleS, $200.00 sity of Detroit Sh e f D1ve~ favored sending B representa- Archltectural fees. $2~. taught at St B;endaetl's o~mer tive, and an alternate. because Total, $3,600,000. : Detroit. Jffrs. Pettit tea::: these conven~ons do benefit , I English, language arts and the member ClUes. Dodge Dj8 creative dramatics. The matter of .the vGte to Sister Gloria Kieler. who send W~ councilm~n to the -- ~~nt1y celebrated her silver convention, was questioned by (ContlauN from Pa,e Jubilee as " Dominican 5ist R!1th and H.erb Wood of 1863 ers, but is being paid ditlly and who formed)' taught at~' Llt~est~ne, Ul a "Lett~r to the by the estate. I Basil's in East Detroit ea ed Edltor, a copy of which they The law firm handlintthe her BA degree fro' Sl'fl asserted was sent to the city estate. lIIid H. O. McNjtleY, Heights college a'l2d is~or::inna co~ncil, wanting to ~now Vl~Y Stalker and 801)5, IDC01'\)O(ed, on her MA degree. g a Junket .of the ~n(jre council. was hired to work in c~c- . . They eWmed thlS would cost tion with the wor1d.flm~u- d Sally ~lem~g, who has ~ BS the city taxpayers a total of tioneering firm of Chrtstij 01 egree m sCience !rom Sl~na $8,400. if all seven, which 1n. Lcndon. The auction ~~~onHelghti: College. lS tet1c~g eludes the mayor, deelded to Monday, September 2'1and ::::n ~de at St. Paul~. attend. lasted through yesterdayJep- . ence ;:a~~,g :~rl- In the leiter, it Wl!r claimed Talces indoor movies tember S. . ~ i\ ter, =MJch.• ,and SC~ag:C s':; that o!,e of the writers. it was At "one time, on i38t~y, is cOlltinUIDg her graduate not dlsclosed w~O', ~s pres. September 25, a total Owork in education-at 081t1and ICenl'tize!antstbe meeting, 'the only WITHOUT f1laring movie lights reg'.J1ar polieemen, inel'ig Unlversity. there aside from the 13 from 1he Farms and , council membt:rs." only $) 0950 augmented the security I ~e Jon' BUJ'le, new assistant City tManalfer Chester E. a t the est ate . . principal, and seventh and Petersen said •that the Septem. During the auction pJew eighth grade teacher. earned bel' 13 meeting was open to and on the days 01. the auen, his BA .degree in psychology the public. "there was nothing armcred cars were on ha~ and English from the Univer- secret about it," and that The tak:e the admission iff'. , sity of Michigan. and his MA there were other citizens pres- auction sal f d to in guidance and eoun~e1ine t es un s e from the University of Detroit. en. 'CAMIRA bank. He formerly tau~t at servite The city m'anager's tom, U WI1l disclo.ed the S High 8ehool. m!!nt ,was made in reference Ferber and Teetaert are • to a part of the letter in which ing a record of the ove e Shirley. Batche, seventh and th . CENTIR work being done by t2le"re. eighth grade history and read- e wpters charged that tbe , . members of the council "should ' .spectJve personnel, art of In] teacher, has had diversi. be willing topubllcly explain 17114 Kerchevol - In the Village I~ when:: volunteered forUle fied junior and high school and defend their pOsition. TU 1-4096 e#fa pay.' it . ! background. Her most recent r!lther thll1, vole themselves '. 11' ,';;A:;=;toJ.thtb~~:~~d3~szi:tli::-'at:f'i{~=Ph~~~::::~:!~~iUi".(?>'"" i: , 12 Farms and City officelon tory from the University of ,.~ the job; On September ~ Detroit. ' I.: number was '13, and the ."e Jacquelyn Curtin, who pre- FREE-LOADERS number on the two dayiol- viously taught in Royal <>lik Sometimes the early bird k lowing. ij and Walled Lake, is part.time only succeeds in scratching up ,During the three-day :~c-teaching in both language arts the wonns for ~e late risers. Special - Ofl Season lion, 8eptember'~ '1b and math. She earned her BA )'esterd8y, .there were, ',:,e in hi&to,y and EbgHsh from Take time to think - and Pointe pollcl!mn on d, Siena Heipta College. above all try w reason right. LIMITED OFFER (2"",) each i1ay. :,. Sister )farle Rosanna, is st. During the auction pre,w, Paul's new part-time librarian. and the auction itstH, etu- She has ber Ph.B. from Siena tors of the estate had alat. HeiJhta College and did her tery of lawyers on bant to lla.<1uate work in Library ta1l:ecare of any possible bl Science. She has had severat cOl&lpl".ints. ~..., years experience as a llbrar. FREE ~ iln. ' '1'1',' Sister Pat Fitzgerald, who TORO. has a BA. fram Siena Heights, . SEWIR and who is currently working '- on her master's degree in IROUBL. c:I-r, ll\usic education at Wayne state University, is st. Paul's SNOWBLOWER newest addition to the music , department. She is especially A $119.95 Vnlue. interested in. choral singing and teaching music to young lll!ople. . WITH PURCHASE AND It' 5 poor policy to 'Put things INST ALLAliON OF A off until tomorrow-someone else il apt to do it today. TOjRQ LAWN SPRINKLER Now only SYSTEM Here's a greal opportunity to enjoy the summer wRh 1128~!~ftl convenience 01 naving ° prole5sionally inslalled 12" liar Ind chain quality !awn sprinkler system by TORO • Easy to use. Handles like an eloetrlc knife. PLUS .•• • Zips thru eN logs In 5 see. ondll, fells 2.Ioot treesl enjoy the corwenience of a genuine TORO SNOW • Clear brush, trim Irees, cut BLOWER this winter, , ,'simp~y pick 'il up at Nelson ,firewood, build outdoor Frolund Gorden Sup;:>lies, If's a great work-saving furnIture. Save moneyl combinatio,l deal - Act Now! TO • l ... culllno all.ehmenl. And For Only $10 Mon I Mini Mlc 6 Automatic CALL FOR A FREE SURVEY • Oils Its own bar and chain as you cut There's No Obligation CHICAGOI • Easler to use, extends bar 8nd chain life. saves 7' A.M. T~METRO and money • Longer bar snd chaln- FORT YAYNE IND. 14 Inches WE WIll WINTERIZE YOUR SPRINKlER SYSTEM • Deluxe Master Grip Han- • EAST Of' WEST COAS- ... reet with out' dla lor extr8 con,Iorl Avoid Winter DaIllllfO and Spring Repairs A.M..P.M. ShIttt. s.nl. to Metro Now 13995 - Call 'or PROMPT SERVICE • SERVICE TO (INCI"TI • DAYTON on!v .complete • INDIANAPOliS • C~AGO - ..... O-Ha,. ------_"''' .. yaln.;.l on McCulloch ,,~.in... • CHARTER FLIGHTS -fREIGHT SlRVICE Mlt-wfMr. bill and Iprock.'1 Fo, It.s.,,,,o,"_ ond 'n'ormotion Nelson (. 294-2360 CAll YOUIJRAVEl AGENT: SPRINKLER. FROLUND &. SYSTEM, INC. Ganlen Supplies • G 5 • Q ~1.~88&-G500 1"15 Mode TU 1-6233 22516 Eudid - 5t. Clair Shores • 7 lS, & M& , i$ J I t __T_h_ursday'_Septe_~~~r 30, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Plge Fiv. --~-_.- -.----_. _ .._. -._-'_._'------_._----,--- I BO()slcI. (:luh Ot C ') Cl A d ViOage Maoor aeatau.r«at. The First Of Many Ecology Saturdays C• y ounCl ears gen a They antielPAt. eomJ*Uoc 01 Hoard Nallied At the regular mee-Un-g-o-f-s'a-m-e-$325unit cost as in the plans and bidding withIn the • h Clt f G P Inte t t np-xt two month. t e y 0 rosse 0 pas 1"0 years. Berore the elose of the meet. Paul Chapman. pr('sidcnt of Councll on HOZlday, september lh(' Grosse Poinle North lIigh 20. coundl members approved The Council also approved I ~ng Mayor John L. KIng read Srhool Alhletk' Uoo~ter Club. the payment to an escrow the highway plan and right.Or.,' Into the record a letter ~rom has announced the appoint agent of the sum of $6.240, way requirement proposed by Jam~s R. CaSlel1, preSIdent th C't' h f tbe U ba . lof Little League Baseball tor ment or an execulh'c board to e .1 y B S are 0 r n the Inter.Cou~ty Hlgh.way . the City ot Grosse Pointe, conducl a continuing program Mass Transportation capital ~ommiJslon, With the sUpla. commending Douglas Collin. of sports.oriented activities (or grant, covering the takeover tlon that the proposed 120 (oot son superintendent of public North Il1gh School par(,llts and by the Southeastern Michigan right-of.way on JeCCerson Ave. . sludents, Transportation Aut" 0 r i t Y nul' In the City of Grosse The program was kicked of{ (SEMTA) of the Lake Shore Pointe be limited for the pres. last week at a "Meet the Co a c h Lines bus service. ent time to the e;dsting 100 MICHIGAN Coarhl's" all-sports rall)' al. Mayor John KiDg also an. toot right.of.way and the 50 WASHINGTON D.C tended by more than 350 par. i nounced that Councilman AI. toot set back r('{julrement pro. ents, leachers and sludents in ; tred R. l'l.euther. Jr. has been vided ror in the Grosse Pointe NEW YORK the school gymnasium. named the City', representa. City Code. flORIDA Named to the board wert' tive on SEMTA's local bus ad. CAliFORNIA Robert Hammer. Dr. James I visory board. Convening as a Board of Humes, Robert Marowske. Mr. I Appeals the Council granted and lIfrs. Da~id Marstiller ! The Council approved the the request of the National Carl 'MitseU. Mr. and lI1~s',: recommendation of City Man. Bank of Detroit in connection Robert Palmer, Mr. and' Mrs. 1 ager Thomas Krenbach to with construction of th'1!ir pro.' William Quinn, Robert Reese i award the bid for snow re- posed new bank building at and 1\11'. and Mrs, William, Imoval to Vanopdenbosch Con. 68S 51. Clair and extended the Schleicher. I I struction Company. Vanopden. previously granted variance for a pel'iod or three months. The Athletic Booster Club' , bosch will provide snow re- was organized in the wake o( moval for the 1971-1'2 season The National Bank has initiat. Inquiries & Research the recent school millage de. ed demolition of the former reat at the hands o( Grosse I on t:~:~;u:~:~; and at the Pointe voters. to seek means ot oft Professional Investigators staving anticipated cut. TUe\. th'u Sol. SHOE SHINE backs in the North High Appoint",.nh Acc.pled Intelligence Agents School athletic program. Subsequently, the C I u b joined a coalition oC PTA ' Formerly Wilh North and South High School Wood ~ Betrberj Department of Justice Parent Clubs and the South ,-Photo by E PRICE i The Robert Trombly School i P.T.A. holds its kick.oll meet. CUI ing at 8:15 p.m. on Monilay 187 While They Last October 4 in the school audi- lorium. President John Prost ISlAND NEW 1971 BRAND NEW 1971 extends a warm welcom~ to MONT EGO COMET new parents in the Trombly Vil'lyl 1001, O\tlo~lic kc,ruminit ...... 6 Cylindef t"ij;l1t, Ol.Otomotic lrolami,. S'chool community and invites % v-e. white ~de wall lire'll, pOwtf '5ion...... hilt 1idt .. ,11 tlftl, powtl 11ft,."!), I With landai'll Federal's, big Jtft'r .....". power diK bro.kt~. rod io. radio. eAterlOI dtCOf 9fO,"P all parents, both mother and boGy ll'loldir.g,I. rather. to athmd this opening 'Prl" $2:17' LH. Appro•. 74'4 Ime~ting. ,I Program chairman Ralph '2675 Jackson has invited Speaker '2170 William A. Ryan or Ule Mich. BRAND NEW 1971 igan House of Representatives BRAND NEW 1971 to meet with the association. VOU. MERCURY daill interest ... get these COUGAR 2 DR,HAlD.:)' His topic is timely and lively: ""fornotit;' IrQ"tumiuion, pow~r It~. "Educational Bills and Their ing. powfl blokel. ...inyl roar, rodio. t~~~'":~~e,ff~~k~~o";.,~il~ow;~11':fr~l~ whit.. wall lir". wherJ c~....u. Effect on the Community." burl'lpff gUQrd" Pfott'(li~r body mold. I "'Pric. $',175 _,*" Appru .. 7% ing. rodio, dehhe .....he~l co ...e-" The evening's activilies real. • ~Pric. $3150 lti. APIUO'X. 1,% Iy begin with Open House in iI. I the classrooms prior to the , '2925 general meeting. Room par- ents and teachers will welcome Figures above indicate our sale pricf.:, les.~ oppro:Kimole 7% excis.e ilDportant advantages ••• to. ,ebate to be issued by Fo,d Mota,. (Subic .. It's. the highest in- .. Accounts may be .. Big amounts- .. terest available. on. .. opened in amounts .. small amou,nts- regular, insured pass- of $1.00 or more. you enjoy real savings book sayings accounts. flexibility. Deposits may be The' safety of your a made at any time a account insured up .. Your savi.ngs earn and in 'any amount. to $20,000 by the Fed- .. day in. ~Day out. eral Savings and Loan And you're paid interest Withdrawals can Insurance Corporation, from the day y~ur money be made at any an' agency 01 the U.S. is received to 'the exact. a • time and in any amount. government. date of withdrawal at the rate of 5% per year. There are twenty- No interest penal. a two convenient aties on withdrawals branch offices where you ... Interest is com- when you want all or can get all the savings Florsheim Boo'&s .. pounded quarterly. part of your money. advantages listed above. . NORTH i.D641Joy Road al Manor ( 1500 Norlh Woodward, Birmingham 24224 Joy Road near Telegraph $19.05 16841 SchaElfer Road near McNlchol!l 99 We,,' Maple, Birmingham 17230Farminglon Road, Livonia ::::~ A Florsheim proves a point with bools. Premium in every 3700 West Maple. BloOmfield 'lWp. 3055 Wesl Twelve Road, Berkley .Pd •• C way except price. The leather is premium calf: EAST soft, glowing; able to hold its shape. The look is new, 2699 Wesl Big Beaver Road, Troy 14628 Easl Jefferson at Manistique lit,. o even right down to today's broader toe. Quite an 940 Easl Long Lake Road, Troy 16530Ensl Warren near OulerDrive 1406 North Woodward, Royal Oak •It''I' B achievement for a price at or near that of ordinary boots . 11511Kelly Road al Whittier 25123 Southfield. Southfield IK E Let's discuss it. 25501 Harper. 5t. Clair Shorel VlEST 30700 Schoenherr, Warren l Most Florsheim slyles $19.95 to $29.95jMost Imperial slyles $39.95 17540Grand River near Southfield -STANDARD 3900 Fourteen Mile Road. W'rren FEDERAL SAVINGS L 20725 Mack at Vernier 25712 Grand River near Beech Road DOWNTOWN DETROIT Groue Pointe Wood. 881.1191 14221Greenfield near Grand River 405 Griswold al JflJerson . Hours: Monday Ihru Friday 9:30 10 6 P.M. Satu,day 9:30 to 5 P.M, ~.- , ,. (:,. Jj ',' --_._------GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday, September 30, 1971 0.- ....,. 10:08 .. 4:10 Judge Paterson Clears Docket Recital by Gizi Szanto FALL PLANTING . ------, Patio i3n'~ '.:1~dscape ...;,.~~. ~:~,~, WE DELIVER W ill Benefit.1 nterloclten '. .... ~ I ;I~-/r...... Ii II • .... constlo .• ~I'JI, 'II .... -- _.--. = Pig. Seven Thursday, September 30, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NeWS I Sikorski Takes Museum Post ltellowshiP in art hiStory al P.,SOMIizN Pictures Wanted to Cheer Patients I .. Wayne State, Cllris"'-s c.tIs ~.,. i Jerome Edmund Sik~~ki."; He h;; attended the Unlver. He. is a me~b;er ot the to< .... 1 son 0(' Mrs. Agnes Sikor:lki, Isity o( Michigan, the Salzburg American AssOCI~t1on of Mu. " , , ISummer School In Salzbur" asems, the Society o( Ar. c; I o( East Kmg s. court, has been Austria, and the School of th~ c,hit~ctural Hist~rians, tbe Na...... Inamed an assistant curator or '.Soc:iety o( Arl& and Crart$ or tlOnal. ~ecreallon an~ P~rk ~-10% i \educallon, at the Nor t h I Detroit. ASSOCiation, and the Vlctonan i Carolina Museum o[ Art, at I 'I Society in America. He was '.' ~ Raleigh. N.C, Sikorski, wbose field is ar. chosen one o( the "Outstand. g ""URt"" I Sik k' t r _.I Ichitectural history. held the I'in Young Men in America, ~ ' ~ i ,ors I was c~ra or ~ .:uU' Dexter M. F~rry Jr. graduale 1971". ~:..--=-..;;...;;;;;,.Plcr , ,calion at the Indianapolis ~lu. \______. ------! seum or Arl rrom March. 11969 and previously he had ! been curator of Nlucation at 1 • the J. n, Speed Arl Museum A Treat for in Louisville. Ky. :JheSphere \ FROM YOUR NEWEST 1t149 MACIl. AYE., the Entire family lie has lectured in the con. tinuing education program of Grelse , ...... , Mode at Anita Indiana Universily.p u r d u c MOTO-SKI DEALER, TU 4-6615 University at Indianapolis and at Ihe Allen R. Hite Art In. stitute of the University or Louisville. NELSON C. FROLUND Sikorski has done graduate 1 work at Wayne State Univer. sity. where he received a , ..Get A Snowmobile bachelor's degree in Cine art. I • • RighI Now! a choice of the picture to be hung in their room. For this purpose we hope to have a j 'picture cart' manned b, vol. THE FINAL STEP UP! ; ~\lrl' 1 ~nleer~ that will visit piAients In their rooms following their Pictured admiring some of the art volunteer RICHARD BONE, who admission to give them a which will adorn the rooms of pa- co.1cpivfd the idea, and teen volunteer choke of pictures. I CONTINENT AL TERRI BANIA, Hopefully interested tients at St. John Hospital with the Mrs Knop said, "We hopt esta'blishment of its, ' 5~% 5Y2% Two-year maturity One-year maturity • $500 minimum deposit • $500 minimum deposit • $50 additions at any time • $50 additions at any time • Continuous compounding • Continuous compounding • Interest available quarterly • Interest available quarterly • Passbook convenience • Passbook convenience If your savings aren't earning the highest bonk interest possible, it's time to change to a Manufacturers Bonk Time Deposit Account. It's more reason than ever to say, "Manufacturers, that's my bank." MEMIU nOEl"! Of POSIT INSU.... NCf COtl'OtATION I ;1 I I ,, . ,.',.,"~},~!;,,~'H', ';''',.::l,,!'~~~f;)i~¥,~r@~11'\.;;,J:j,:?'; :,'",J"~~~~f':"",:", "" '. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 30, f 97 t ------_._---_.~-- CAB TOP SlA8JIED Illa.bed all eilht'1Ilc1l ,allli Set Homecoming At Austin Prep Cottage Honors' over the Dear the I • Mrs. Robert J. Voliht 01 leA lide, [-O-B-rr-IJA-R-IE-S--] 228 Flsbe!' road, Wormed rear wblCSow 01 \be iamil)' Auatln', Innual Ho-m-e-eo-m-.'-1 m--e-n-c-lowns. Its Volunte~rs Farnu pollce on Saturday, cOl1vertJble car. Tbe COlt 01 111&will take place the week. Kick-off time for the foot. __ September 26, that at some repalrlq the CIJlV" top u eDei of October II. Under the baU game' will be at 2:30, Some 68 teenage girls wear. I"RANK W. 'berg is survived by his wire, unknown locaUon. a va ncla I estimated a~ POO, lIhe IUd. direction of the Olliee 01 Ac. with AusUn pla)'lIIg Notre Ing the red and wblte ~triped IIA('KENBERGER Agnes; a son. St;g Emlle Ral. UviUel and the Student Sen. Dame High s(hool. The Home- uniforms oC Cottaie HOIpital's Funeral s e r vi c e s ror Mr. strom; live brothers and two ate, a full schedule of events coming Queen will be crowned Junior Volunteers, were re- Haekenberger. 73, or 1929 sisters in Sweden, and two ill planned for the week pre. during half.time ceremonies cenUy honored for their dedI- Stanhope, were held on Mon. granclsons. ceedln, Homecoming as well on the field. Following. the cated service to patlenll and day, September 27, in Our Interment was m Parkview BUICK BUYERS II homecoming weekend (t. ,ame, tbere will be a dinner the nursin~ stall at Ii Mother Lady Queen 01 Peace Church 1 Cemetery. Uvonia. Mich. self, AU four dille' are at ror the Queen and her court and Daughter Tea at the hOl' Iand lrom th~ A. n. Peters i ----.------ARE BEST preleDt busll)' engaged f4 the; at the Grosse Pointe Yacht pilal. : Funeral Home. He died on: ... -----,----- cOliltruction of Ooall: the Club sponsored b~ Rev. Albert Among those honored were : Friday, September 24, in Bel. Shop in a Rest/I)I, You'll Be Treated Queen and Court contest Is Hillebrand, prinCIpII. of Aus. Vicky Emanuel, Krista Hoeper. : mont Nursing Home Casual Atmosphere at in proceu: and pom.poms are tin. The Homecommg Ball Karen Kodidek Carol Wolf [ Born in De t r 0 it. Mr. r Like A King! being manufactur.ed hy the ~1ll be held lrom 8 to 11 Cindl Braden and Pam Michael: I H~ckenberl'er was secretary. thousands. 0 clock that evenillg in the More are Lorle Naldow. Sue treasurer oC Mills Producls The Homecoming Parade is Austin ~ym. Highlighting ~e Sparklr, Debbie Tyler. Sandy I belore his r~tirement. COUNTRY CONTACT scheduled, to form at 1Z:30 dance will be the presentation Vanden Boom Debbie Ver- I . He is survived by his wife. o'cloc:k 0J1 Siturday, October of the Qu~en and Court at 10 meulen, Ruth Woodrow, Carol Hazel; three sons. William. H(JUSE .. II, In the Auatin parldDg lot, p.m, The next day the AUJtIn Moore, Sharon Ballantyne, j John and James; eight grand. with departure for G r 0 s • e Academy will hold a Home. Julie Meier, Mary M~ier. I children and a brother, Jo- OT .~ . TONY Pointe South Field at 1:30. coming Colfee HOUse to end Cyudy Rabout, ')Ile Kodidek, r seph. , ..:/'U/Ilntf,U1LfJ AT The parade will feature Ooata the busy weekend. Carol Francis, Paula Bartos. MICHAEL. R. ROTHAAR.I ~nterment was in Mount New Loc'Qtl'on cOllllructed by each of the zewlcz, Peggy Malooly and the son 01. Mr. and Mrs. Ern. Olivet Cemetery. RICHARD BUICI-OPEl c Ia ~ • e a, the homecoming Will Represent Mary Brake. est W. Rothaar oC 941 nolly, 1 · . . 15839 E. Warren Ave. queen and court on the Sen. Others Include Jennie CiaI'. 'wood in Grosse Pointe Woods, PEARL JOliN SON ,.,.".: "4-6717 821-5400 li' I . r M Mon., ThUll., Fri. 9 t. 9 • 101' float, cm from the dec. Park at Parley amitaro, Diane Szewczyk, Pat was ordained into the .ministry ~ unera services or rs. Tu.s .. Wed.. Sat. 9 t. 6 orated clr contest, and fresh. Bayer, Helene Batts,. Marie or The American Lutheran IJohnson, 87. of 811 Neff road. The CoHee Bar is Alway' OlNn ------O'Donnell, Roni Greentelder, Church on Sunday, September were held on Monday. Sep. I~~~~~~~~~~~ At it1l regular meetillg held Debbie Whalen, Velm8' Hart. 26. tember 27, in the Verheyden on Monday, September 27, the ness, Sharon Prewitt, Kris The ordination J1,' Salem Funeral Home. She died on, Park councll approved the Schrodt and Mary ColuccI. Memorial Lutheran Church, Saturday, September 25. in appointment ot City Manager More are Alexis Pervanls', Jan 21:'.30 Moross road. was pt:r. Sl. Annes' Nursing Home. GA.BAGE Robert SIOM aa the city's dele. Sluschewskl, Debbie Wiltshire Cormed by the Rev. Reginald A native Detroiter, Mrs. gate representative at the an. Leslie McBrien, Sue McKnil',ht' H. Holle, vice. president of Johnson was the wife of the nual mc;eting of the Michigan Linda Parkinson. Rose~ary the Michigan District and. Sa- late Lionel. GRINDER? Municipal Employes Retire. Kona.l. Loretta Popp, Peggy lem Memorial Pastor. Dr. Interment was in Forest C.K m~nt System, which this year Stehlin, Carol Van DeVoort Stanley Schneider, professor Lawn Cemetery. wiU ,be held on Wednesday. Gina Campione, Laurie Bent: of homiletics at the Evangeli. • • • OCtober 6, in Traverse City. ley, Sue DeWaele and Sue cal Lutheran Seminary in Col- ROY E. VOGAN City Clerk Nunzio Orlisi was Cocco. umbus, Ohio. was the guest Funeral s e r v Ice s for Mr. approved as the alternate dele. St:l1 more are Barlnra speaker for the occasion. Vogan, 83, of 1343 Wayburn .. gate. Borthwick, Linda Damaske P8rticlpating in the ordina. were hel.i on Monday. Sep. The council also sanctioned Debora'h DeBacker, Sharo~ lion services were the Rev. tember 27, in St. Ambrose 15304 KUCHEVAL • VA 2-'070 the election of Patrolman Kershaw, Cindy Mitchell, Pa. Thomas Andersen of Pasadena, Church and from the Verhey- Charles Slusser as the dele- triela Kelly, Kathy Crosson Maryland, and Mr. David Lint- den Funer~l Home. He died ga.te representing the city em. Marllou Wit, Loria Chretien' ner of Columbus, Ohio, on Sunday. September 26, in ployes. Slusser re~eived the Lorie Greig, Linda Lehre~ . The Rev. IWthaar is a grad- st. John Hospital. highest number of votes at an Cyndl Waldrep, Susan Weber uate of Lutheran East and Born in Pennsylvallia, Mr. A Beauty In Waiting election held by the city work. Margaret Von Dedenroth Deli: Capital University, He was a Vogan was a salesman 01 CARPET era 011 September 22. bie Howell, Carol Dubey. Jill National Merit S'cholar upon office supplies before his reo Only A Block From The lake Terry Kolar, an. employe ,of Rallead, Cindi Rossi, Michele his graduation from Lutheran tirement. by THE MAST &lllll FIENCH <:OLONLU IS ONlY SIX YEAIS ()U) AND STIU IETAINS the Department of PubJ.ic Carroll, Julie Nowakowski and High s(hool in 1964. At Capi. He is survived by his wife, • ITS ORIGINAL MOVE-IN $MINI. n IS lOCATIO IN A TIAFftC.FREE CUL-DE.SAC Wcrks, was. elected as alter' Cyndl Kaulfuss. tal University, Mr. Rothaar r,;- Be s s i {;. Interment was in IN ONE OF THE FINEST ANO NEWEST DEVItOf'M¥NTS IN THE FARMS. nate delegate. celved the William. C. Craig Mount Olivet Cemetery. Priz," for Excellency in Speed1 * * * Armstrong New Testament and was accorded membership ROBERT HALBROOK NATURIS il:. t~Q honorary groups: Delta P r i 'i ate fUJreral services Films Offered Phi Alpha (Gennan) ud Pi were held on Wednesday, Sep- 100% InclulHd or. 0 "or~us morble floored entrance hall with circulClr NUON.595· Itairwcy-tib,cry-diriinll room-paneled family roam wilh bor-corpeled Epsiloti Delta (Theatre). tember 22. at Evergreen Ceme. , YD. sha,p MutKhle, kitehen-br ... kf.... rocm-powo.r roam-4 bedrooms A film-discussion series on As part of his. seminary teryfol' Mr. 'Haibrook, 71, (all king siu)-3 botlll-Hoostone fe:rroc.. wi'" siti/l(/ woll? 2l; cor the 'New Testament will begin training: the new clergyman who died !)n Monday, Septem- full price inclU!Jes llcrclle, wilh electric door opener-2 llell.fired heeling plants fa, econo o;1col OC'tober 3 at Grosse Pointe served .an internship at Our ber 20, in Bon Seeours H9S' • spong!: rubber paddinj;: ope'otion-cen!1'ol air conditioning-i.ler-cam-Iown sprinkler-circulo, Memorial 'Church, 16 Lake 3avior's' Lutheran Church in pltal. . .. lack It'ss inslal1l1lion driyeway ond be Ou, bolting c.erClle on ho ..... sold - \IS ham .. liMed - has b.,n yery good. community at Vera Beach, film lectures by Dr. :Bauman dent and Bishop Of the Michi. Funeral services for Mr. Florida, )ust65 miles north followed by 30 minutes of gan District.. Rosberg, 77, of 1359 'Somer; WHY NOT CAllUS fOI: AN ESTIMATI Of THI PlICE WI! FlEL YOUR of Palm Beach and 45 miles discussion. Mr. Rothaar was lnarried in set, were held on Saturday, HOUSE Will SEll POI? THEII.I$ NO OCAIGI FOR THIS SlaVICE. 4 north of Hobe Sound. Two Dr. Bauman's lectures are Aurgust of 19'70 to Linda Lee September 25, in the Verhey. and one-half miles of ocean nonseotarian in viewpoint, and Athey of Youngstown, Ohio. den Funeral Home. He died on beach. Golf Course and ' waterfroolhomesites. For if! recent. lBiblJca1'. scholarship, Hf!bas M~~':a li(e,.~ .. mem,~'W~.Y",~Ptember.22- in art. poetry, music 'Bnd con. ber of salem 'Memorf:ll ~u. Cottage 'Hosplta'~' ,c{".,.. ~('I\"" ways" Oro .. , Pointe further information write ~ temporary .literature are, used theran Church in Detroit. Born in Tennessee, Mr. Ros. 3 Qllices . dept G./P.O. Box860 ~. l I . ,j ••• _--- Rural Roule 2/North A 1A, throughout the 13. session series. . -'-fa " Vera Beach, Florida 32960, or call (305) 567-7147. The films Will .be shown at i-,l i en !II!!11 ...: s;;: 9:~ ancl 10:30 e8'Ch Sunday REALTORS mornIng In Bal'bour 'Chapei CONDOMINIUM' APARTMENTS ~' beginning Octobet 3. Thirteen TU 4.0600 Masonic & Harper sessions covering the Four St. Clair Shores save MIMIIIII 01' THI DITitOIT AND •• 0 ... 'OINTI IIIAL ISTATE 10ARlli Gospels, Acts, 'Romana, and BTlJlch omclI In johnsJsmnd I ~r:nthlans are im:luded, 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments available. DETROIT - CROSSE POINTE - 6T. CLAIR SHORES - FARMINGTON and anyone lnthe. community Model open ~hily 1 to 5 p.m. is welcome 'to attend. >There is no charge, ,for the JOS. J. Qeaufait at' , course, and study guldes pre. . . pared by. Dr. Bauman are 294.8'190 HOME OF THE BIG BOY SERVING available for purchase at tbe POINT'E church. Br~akfast, Lunch and Dinner DODGE ~~~6d+~~. A Fine Clean Place ..."Ml \~. ".A ~/ To Take The Whole Family '~J w . v';' DODGE COLT 2.DOOR COUPE 20710 MACK AVE, < Ci!l) 16624 MACK AVE, , jl M.ck WQt of CIU'ieUX I •••• f Vernier Rd. JEFFERSON AT 9 MILE 889.0390 886.1990 779.6611 H.d ... 's EASTlAND CENTER 371.6030 THI HOMI OF THI OlUGtNAL BIG BOY$ HAMBURGER DOOGE COLT 2'000R HARDTOP SP~NGMAIDe J0% 0VER e CAJ\PETS MILL COST .MOnsanto CIDOII'L'1 THAT CUTE YELLOW HOUSE AT 305 RIVARD IS OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 Thi~ colonial efJerve~~ces.with charm and beckons you inside where J'ou;1l .Iinci MINI TWIST DODGE COLT 4.DOO~ the interior Just as inviting. There is a large dining room to complemenl the STA'f10N WAGON 13 5.ftl, Jrrlcll'll(tttt 3 ..... ("'leal * square living room, a den, a large screened and covered porch and a smartly 000/0 c."n .,," FlICa * , u/Jdated kitchen. The second floor has two large bedrooms, one lias ils OWl! * "10' V.lul I" a...lh, Cor... ' .... sitting room. Priced /0 al!ract tire many looking for a bargain at 832,.500. DODGE COLT 10% nil"':.. See it at: POINTE DODGE HUGH WHITE ,.,.. INC. MILlltf'ItESENrATlVE 156 MOI055 ID. 886.7253 19391 MACK 884-7210 .t .'\' wry.* e"., 1'."5"-~'.-...'~,.,,~--~-Of' -ner•• • ..... , ...,...... ',... ' ,'.' . Thursd.y, September 30, 1971 GROSSe POINTE NEWS Page Nine ------" .... _------Cubs At Ferry Launch Season North Pointe Install Fisher Fall Travelfun I Two Car Thefts r WHY PAY MORE? Parenti aDd boys living In overnight trip lor boy, aDd Rated Highly Parking Meters Hook Avail(lbl~ .1 Rep~rted in City ALL FURNnURI 200/0 the Ferry Scbool area are dads tn GrHllfleld Vllla.e: regular father.aDd.•on .wlm Invited to attend tbe aMual North Po1Jlte, tbe .tudent Free parking on the north Pumpkins, c:olorCultree.cov. Two auto thelts were re- ABOVE COST "R 0 u n d.Up" of Cub Scout nights, aOO • varlety 01 field IItwspaper at GrOIlse Pointe side of Fisher road fs IlOWa ercd countrysides. crisp days. Pact ei at 7:30 p,m" Thurs. trips. ported to City Police on M'ln. North HI~ SChool,bill ncelv. tiling of the past, it was dls. foothaU, hunting-they're all day, September 27 The first W. (lfry mljor brand. day, OCtober7, in the school's Leaden the pack sponaored ed an AU.Americ.n R.ting by closed by Farms police oW. a part of the Autumn scene. gymnaalum. report at 4 p,m.. was frOlll by the Ferry School PTA, are the NaUonal SehoilSUc Pre'A clals. Now meters, 26 of them, To celebrate this beautiful Mrs. Clarence Kanarr. \jl) At that time, plans for the James Wishart, cubmaster j "slOCl.lion .t tbe University ha "e been installed from season the Southeut Michigan Balfour. who told oUicers shl' UNIQUE FURNITURE upcomlDa year will be Ilu' Mrs. Sandy Cap u to, den of IIlnnelOta. P.pers were Grosse Pointe boulevard to the Tourist A-;soc:iationhas is. par ked hel' Chrysler l':ell' nounced. Boya eight throu&h mother coach; Henry Deman, ev.luated the aeeond .emelter tennis courts in the Gros~ sued its annual "Autumn Tra. Yorker in the Kroger lul, 352-6511 ten, wlshlnl to join the pack pac k eommlttee chairman: o! last .sehool year Pointe South Hillh Schoolfield velfun". 8 list of II tours in 169t9 Kercheval, then wenl Decorating Assistance Available and their parellts will be in. Paul Mlka, awards chairman, The ltaff wa. c:ommended on Thursday, September ~, the eight county area surround. shopping, On her relurn sh(' troduced to the Cub Scout pro. and Donald Smith, treaaurer. on llvlq up to joumalism's with the ilUital1ationcompleted ing Detroit. Just as import. discovered the theet. gram. Parenti or bors wiIhizlglur. bi&be.t .taMard5 by the the following day. antly, described are a whole judges. Judy Barton served as The meters which cost $60 host ot things to see and do, City police sent out a t"le Prellm!llarY plans for pack ther 1Df0rmatioD may can type with a description of the activities this year include an Mrs. Caputo at 1186-8587. ed1t.or.1D-chiefof last year's each, will pf'rmit parking all including sightseeing, dining North I'omle Sta1f. She is day for 50 cer.~s, and is the and area altrac:lions. slolen vehicle. The car was JIM WAlSH says, preaetlUy a pre.law student at first phase of a new meter in. The 16 pa~e booklet pro- recovered at 8:55 p,m, /)r the UDivers1ty of Michlga". stallation program started by videa maps, written descrip. Romeo State Police. who also Jack Barbier, manaline edJ. the city. The wage.price freeze lions, fuU color pictures, and arrested two sU'\l)ects cau\:ht "when money matters tor is c:urntlUy a dildea.t at recently declared by President ill t ti th in the act of stripping the car Ml~h1lan State Uni~enity. Nixon, will have no affect on ro~~e~a~ to: dur!ng m~~ The duo attempted to flee (AND WHEN DOESN'T IT) He.ding this ye.r's staff are I metered. parking in Fisher beautiful season. when they saw the officers INTERESTING Nancy Simon and Ron Mal. road, s~ce there nev.er had One officer fired two shols I.rd. Steve Rabaut .- m.n.... been pal~-for space In that Tours ouilined include areas in the air causing the culprits GET OUR PRICE la • P Ii Chi f R be t F centered around Monroe, Ad. lo surrender. The t\.\'o wen' ing editor alld Steve D'Arcy. area, .0 ce e 0 r er- dan .nd the Irish Hills, Ann . FACTS news editor ber sald. Dennit: Goodger. 22, (addr".. On nickle will permit 30 Arbor and Chelsea, Detroit, unknown). and Clarence Per BEFORE YOU BUY" minutes of parking, and a Western WAyne County. the zanowski, 27, (a d d res s lIn rollinghWside of Oakland f Heft'" aa aimoll unbrlinable malhemali ... 1 (a.,.. M'sny Flimking quarler or ai.y combination of County, Macomb County in. known). Charges are pel1dir~ ;> YOUR If you lold ... meone ,'ou'd w..rk ror 1M" (01' OM coins up to 25 cents will allow peaay a day ir I"" am"unl "".. douhled eaeh day lor parklng five hours. Any park. cludiD&Romeo, and the Blue ag;~:sts~::::i:~eft occurredt~!; • re,.~Of\aMAN aae _alh. you'd wind up on I"" 30110 day .. i1h OYet' Car Inspection Ing time after thet, that is, for Water route along the 8t. Clair S.alillio" .... IIa... : a full 10 hours, will require a River to Port Huron and the Thai IH"'~ hard 10 b<.H~"e Meau.., I"" 2.... day Nearlytbtee out ot four 2i}-centpiece, no combination Lower Lake nuron 8rea. ~a~~9~~d~e.~.~:ia~p~~~~~ti! for.l~C:;~~I~:~~~"g ,..... ,1el JIIII h,o JM'nni,,":Ih.. 3rd day JUII rour puaiMl .utomobiles 1Dspec:ted in the ot coins, it was pointed out. The booklet is available free told police officers that he . H ..... leh~t1ab'li.''';itilcftfi •.j)''ItaYe-:£ew''ye~rsi'!may~-' shown ~atas m'ny as 10,000 you're ready lives could be lived annually. . d l' 1 apIlronmately 20 perc:ent of to fm a ltt e the nation's annual death t?ll, shelter for it, if everyone ,,",orejust the lap Yes... we can give )'our home a new look! Give belt;' ADdeven more would be that tired.looking furniture a new leose on 'life ... saved if the lap belt .nd shoul. TUCK have it restylecHo match your new decor and re- der belt were 'lIed together," YOUR MONEY upholstered with beautiful Scotchgord fabrics. said Garnet M. GrUfiD,man- aging director of the Traffic UNDER ONE OF We al~_custom make slipcovers {cloth & plastic} safety Association. o" & Drapes. OUR PASSBOOK~S. " ';;' , /. /';' , / :'::1" ':~pne is best .' ,..~~..:;' /:',f' ¥/';:.; ...... '::'''/::l''' 4, ~ '/ Well.adjusted people keep We're in /~,:7.t., ,~'0/:.£.' ~~/:;/~ . [~,ifu. Or come' UPHOLSTERY CO. out of the ruts of prejudice. /)/::A ' // ~ ~r~~ .. A &C the business.of '/.' /'''::,/ ' ,,>' :~i.i;Jp!~//::~" --:::. ' 0 one of ou r 14322 Maek Ave., Detroit VA 2.9660, Rest cures eventually be. savings. That's . ~ ~. :Iff:'Y#q#,;.'(if:~(" ch offices and talk OIJ#!,. 30 yea" u~,; ..,,"' F,.. e,'imClI.' comea habit with some people. almost all we ~o. And we ~ ~ z~.~'% dfll<~~1B)~~~'~'?;;JF('er with us. We'l~ be want '\Ji'IfJf savmgs. Now _ /~W~~zY7~~d7'~/~;// lad to help you deCide. r~ &; ~ a.P;;& '/::0 .4;;'; If d' d what would you do if you . w, ~' ~ ,,' ~ ~/ y~:)ll on t nee were in rhe savings business and recog- //~/>~7/#~' the help, chp the coupon, nized th~ times as being stormy? / , ~ enclose ,the necessary amount new condominium 7'" You'd make your savings plans money and we 11 send you a passbook. apartments of . very attractive, Put a little something away for these rainy days. uncompromising luxury right? That's just CERTIFICATE what we've done, ACCOUNT Annual rate for 3-, 4- or 5.year certificate savings. Interest WE'RE A SAFE HARBOR DURING $5,000 paid and ccmpounded quarterly. STORMY TIMES, 6% Minimum CERTIFICATE We're the largest savings and loan association ACCOUNT Annual rate for one-year in: Michigan, We're not about to be shaken by an certificate savings. Interest .ill wihd or two. Our certificate interest rates are 5X% $1,000 paid and compounded quarterly. Minimum guaranteed, (And' just how often do you hear CERTIFICATE- that word these days?) Our interest is paid and ACCOUNT Rate for 6-month certificate compounded quarterly, And your savings are in~ savings. Interest paid and 51' $1,000 compounded qu,merly. sured up to by the Federal Savings and $20,000 I~% Minimum Loan Insurance Corporation. First Fl' , -I " ." .".- ...... _ ...... , 2$a 2 6a a a @Ii a CQSlIs.s.a.a.a •. Bc.e••• C!lCIiSIIS.t .a.LIlZl!!tI!G!I_lII$!!I!!....t.!I.. I$S...."-'.3*', ",,"4."#!!!lJ'''[email protected].;g Peg~ Ten G. R OS S E POI NT ENe W S Thursdey, September 30. 1971 ------_._._------_.------.--_._------_.- ;PromaCk Ta~~~.~_~c_~nloor Title 'I · hb h d I b ~ Baron Gridders Have Great Day . '..;Dr. Walter Pcomack won the 01299 and Don D)'kstra placed Nelg or 00 C u News f lh tI t t' --tbh-- kl' d . ch~r ~lub Goll Cham. third with 230. Mark Promack. -,------____ thre~r Gr~ss:spo::::: ~~~r.Bar~ T~~. ~Yr~:, B:~a: e~::e~:e J!'CH1~!SEGOLDEN , ~nihJ wtlh rou~:s ToIl 74. junior champion, placed fourth HELP I 1. People to coordinate the 011 Cootball teams held the MeU and Hill Fleming.' Quar. .wa an 74, ROIl~th r~ ~c~ I with 238. Need a job done. a lawn service - the Junior League I pLrennial powerhouse SI. Clair terback Glenn Bartoszewicz ,.~:~~r.up WI a 0 a __I raked, a babysitter, a part provides therr.. I Shcr~s MlackKnights scoreless paced strllng running backs IT~,~~BUDDHA' . I.tlme worker? Give a kid a 2, \'oun~ people capable of last Sunday at GPUS Field. Robert Baker, JeJf Woodbury L:' ., ., .; c:::1 d', .." /i) . chance - call the Neighbor. working - we'll get those. The Red Baron Varsity smash. and Mike Brown. Featuring the very finest in Cantonese dishes for OM-t.Q'1U!lZ"" ;Mn/~ L-O: hood Club Job Placement 885. 3. Employers with work tu cd to a. 12.0 ~ictory, while All coaches ,tated the boys Luncheons and Dinn'fs, plus exotic Cocktails. 4600. be ~one - w~ NEED those. hoth JUnior VarsIty and Fresh. and their parents could be Fred ond Pol Je:m The Job Placement Bureau Won t you help. men teams, dO~ilnated play, most proud of the pllY 0)' all Fri. & Sot" I I 0."'. to I mr fOR ALL OCCASIONS is a service provided for the SATURDAY FUN grueled out 0.0 ties. teams I,ainst • most worthy Mon .•Thurs., I I g.m. to 12 ROW~ I Grosse Pointe Community 'Ihis Saturday.,October 2, the Varsity Coaches Wer~er Iopponent. For never be~ore Sunday 12 to 12 YOUR ACCOUNT INVlTEO through the cooperation of the lines I recreation program in Lueckolf, Jack Burns, DIck have the three Black KnIght COCKTAIL LOUNGE COMPUTE • SERVING GROSSE POINTERS fOR OV;:R HALF A CENTU1'Y Junior League and the Neigh. in the U.S.A. begins at 9 a.m. Co~Pt'r and Don Stoeckel were Legions been held score1e.ss In N.gr Whinier, Ample PClrkinll. C.try Owt' S....Ic. /,0,. CROSSE TU 6-0600 ,borhood ClUb., The program's at Brownell Middle School. delIghted by the overa~1 strong one afternoon. The boys ten 1",25 VERNIER RD. POINTE purpose is to line up employ. Arts &. Crafts. Tramoline. play .b)' bo.th defenSIVe and cbanting "We're number olle." 16340 Hlrper 881.6010 able teens with employers. Open Gym. Floor Hocke.y, offenSIve uOlls. After a score. The Roseville Chiefs ....ill dis. J ------Young people desiriDi place- Pool Pjng~pong and much less first hall the Red Barons pute this claim begiDninl at il Iment should come to the Teen mor~ is available for every. charged on to the t:eld and p.m, next' Sunday. October 3, Center for an interview on one took command, not to be de. at the RoseviUe Field. Lochmoor Blvd. Mondays, Wednesdays, Or Fri. AU that is required is a nied their stunning victory, days between 3:30 and 5:30 Club membership or a We The rigid varsity defense Offe Way e p.m. Employer, with jobs to guest fee. Try it once; you'll ":as led by le~t end Craig Hen. r n offer should call the Neighbor. be glad you did. rillY who twwe .stopped dan. Credit Courses hood Club between 12 noon ----- gerous Black Kmght charges. I and 5 p.m. any we.ekday. The crosses folks have to He was bolstered by line - This program need~ three bear are often of their own backers Jeff St~fford, Bill Kir. Cren:t courses to apply to thlllgs (or success' Imaking. sleD: John GIangrande and the undergraduate or grad. . , Kel'm Shanley, tackles Tony uale -degrees will be offered Smith and Mik Stoeckel, the at Grosse Pointe War Memo. strong play by John Knipp and rial Center in cooperation with safetys Jeff Baroth and Keith Wayne State Universi.ly's Di. Williams, who intercepted a vision of Urban Extension. pass and dashed 50 yards Courses offered are Educa. down the sidelines before tional Administration 7801 being downed. "The Structure of American Both va r s i I)' touchdowns Education" on Monday nights, October ( December 13, 7-9 were scored by slashing back o'clock. Carrying three credits Dick Seagram. Dick Couns. man and Doug Langs also ran it is applicable for graduate II Th h d " ff credit only. The fee is $71. we. e ar hlttmg 0 en. Gina D'Allesandro will pre. sive line was led by center sent "Child Psyr:hology" Edu- Chuck Cooper, end Dave Charming 4 bedroom ebrly American home. Lovely, lorge Walz, guards Jim Dancy, cational Psychology 5145 on living roonl with fireplace and boy window. Family room . W~dnesday evenings, October with copper hood fireplace, large windows overlooking Dave Ludwlczak and Vince 6.December 15, 7-8:30 for three Day and tackles Jim Egan welt londscaped bock yard and patio. Modern kitchen and Grant Piehl'. 'lb.e punting credits applicable to either with all built ins and dinette. Separate dining room of 'Rob Burns kept the Black graduale or undergraduate wilh boy window. Huge master I)fldroom. 2112 baths. Fully work for a fee of $71. Knights' backs to the wall. Arthur Proske will present carpeted. Draperies stay. 2 cor garage plus storage room Junior Varsity Coach ~aul Accounting 0601 "PrinciplE'S for lawn equipment. Several flowering Japanese cherry Trupp was most pleased by tin f Th B . 'rees, shade trees, two fruit trees. tot 100' II 165'.' the way his players physically of Aeeoun g or e US!. dominated the game. The hard nesI Executive" september 3ODei:eml>er 16, T h u rs day PRICE $59,900 hilting Knights failed to cross evenings. 6:30-10 o'clock. Car. Open Sunday, their own 50-yard line as Red rying four credits for- either; October 3 Baron defenses withstood the graduate or undergraduate test. Red Baron offensive . or by appointmenl thrusts jus t. m i sse d two credit. the fee for thIS course Drive by~ if interested stop in if cor is. in driveway. h is $93. c /tnees t0 score an d one RegistraUon for the Wayne touchdown was called back. UniverSity Credit Courses located at 1486 Lochmoor Blvd. The defensive play was should be made at the Center's' capped by tackles Scott Engel c!fice, ~ Lake Shore as soon and Wayne Pittel. defensIve as possible. 889-0748 ends Richard Baker and I Harry Gemuend who sulfered a leg injury but should return soon, line backers Bruce Staf. !:~~----~--- ford, Toni Heidt, and Dick In Grosse,'Po,inte ShQres sterr, and safety John Cowas. .. The offense was powered ... by center John Conway, tack • • lesEd Hammer and Dave Fry $ - and end Kevin Rinke. Backs ; ~ John Hasse and Steve Arthur ..• guided by quarterback Bill • ~ 'Mestdagh . ran well. Terry •, Gardner kickoffs were long I and deep, . Freshman coach Rick Moore • praised his ~eam "for the fine t ball control and hard blocking , , and tackling, particularly in ~ r the second baU." Like the • other ,Red JBaran teams, the t freshmen also dominated but . ~ were slopped short from cross. , i ing the goal line. , i I Moore and defensive ~oach Cozy brick ranch, near transportation and the Pier. Two spacio:;s • Don Messing congratuated the t• bedrooms, bath and a half-library with fireplace, formQI, dining defensive team for "a great r09m, tastefully landscaped. $50,000. ball game." 'Ends Jam e s Stewart and Paul Domagalski, I ti guards steve Ellls, Jerry Mar. • zejon, Greg and Scott Mullan, t: • tackles Johll Case, Kevin Ber. GEORGE PALMS, Reqltor t telsen and Dave. Mestdagh, TU 6~4444 ~; linebackers John Carey, George Bageris and Robert I A family Business For Over A Century I, Harris and safetys John Heidt and Brian Moody held fast. The freshmen offensive line was powered by center Tim t;, Messing, guards Tony FerUlo, ': " " Mike Lesha and Chris Calla- ~:..... Dr. Eli Rubin Speaks Oct. 5 Dr. Eli Rubin, direclor of Northeast Guidance Center, will ar.dress the Grosse Pointe' Ohapter of the Michigan Asso. ciation of Ohildren With Learn. ing Disabilities (MACLD) on Tuesday, October 5, at B o'clock, in North High School's cafeteria. Dr. Rubin will discuss how the center a5sists the child Terrific Semi-Ranch Offering On THE SLEEPY HOLLOW with learning disabilities, lake Shore Drive in the "Shores" IT IS IN IMMACULATE CONDITION AND HAS A NICELY LANDSCAPED CORNER SITE IJ2XI71 IN SIZE. CHAIR and STOOL Fealures include a lo'ge paneled family room-sharp modern and sunshiny kilchen - 4 b.drooms ..-3 bolhs-beaJlifu' large redwood en dOled 'e"oce with Fibe'glos ',. rool ond built.in grill-attic lan-carpel-d,ape,ies-,efrigerata,--washer-dryer- f: intercom in cll rooms-burglar ala,m lyst.m-centrol 0;' candlione'-power )~ . Humidilier-2\; cor gcrage with electric doo, opener-and 6 outdo", gos ligh". ;." Regular NAUGAHYDE A mos! complete home by anyone's .t BUSINESS IS GOOD So 10' Ihis year we hnve participated in the .ale of Grolle Pointe Home. , having " '0'01 va;ue 01 . $8,125,325 An oCl'(ln.lo-rivcr If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME IN THE POINTE, WE CAN CURRENTlY OFFER community ~l Vero Ilt'~ch, florida, Jllll h5 miles north YOU A CHOleE OF 219 RANGING IN PRICEFROM S25,ooo TO S3oo.ooo COMPLETE of Palm lJe~ch and 45 miles INFORMATION ON THESE IS AVAILABlE UPON REQ,JEST. north of Hol)(' Sound. Two and one.half mrlcs of ocean he~ch, Golf Course and waterfront hOlllCsiles,For <;;ros.. Poinle further informal ion wrile 3 OIlie.s .-... depl, GiPo. Box 860 C.~, Rural Roule 2/North AlA, Vera !leach, Florida n'lffi, --,.----_I....;y:...'-~ . or call (305) 567-7147. Ae. ::ti.Uillii.. ::;~ 26717 LITTLEMACK, Between 10 and 11 Mile REALTORS PR 6.6230 ~ TU 1.6300 MIMIIU 0' THI DI'!'ItOIT AND GROSSE POINTit REAL ESTATE IOARDS Mon., Thurs., Fri. 9:30 a,m, to 9 p,rn, - Tues.! Wed., Sat. 't;1 5:30 p.m. johns Islond . Bronch omen Ifl DJITROIT - GROSSE POINTE - ST, CLAIR SHORES - FARMINGTON -+-:,,-.: '. I GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.ge Eleven ~ ------,------North Harriers Continue to Win IFirst Meeting IFour Arrcsted DESIGNER STUDIO 778-1740 By'Dlvld Hosley I Set by MA.CLD • l101$T11 NOW FOR MACRAME OR North's Cross Country Team Amassing 18 paints, the __ On Drug Chargc ClOCHE' CWSlS-DaV or E".ning-Umlteci on Saturday, September 18, I' Norsemen Junior Varsity eas. Tne Grosse Pointe Chapter The cOlnbincd efforts and - Suppli.s Avoilabl. - successfully defended its 1970 i1y took home the Reserve of Michigan Association of know.how of the Yo~,lh Ser. HoUy Invitational Champion. j Tille Bay (;ity Central was a Cbildren with Lparning Dis. vke Division (YSDl. Park • 800lCS • YARNS. RATTAIL ,fI~ • KNOTTING BOARDS. JUTE. NAVY CORD ship. '!'be !'Jorsemen were vie'j dist,'nt second with 66' points. abilltif:5 (~ACL~) will h?ld Pollee and ~acomb County's to~IOUS with a score of 68, Launching their dual meet the season s first meetllJg Inlra.elly Enforcement Unit Furniture & Upholstering • T-PINS • LINEN. BEADS y • BOLAR • BUCKLES • MORE P~lIJ1ts. i seasou M September 16 tbe T,uesda " October. 5, . at 8 (ICE> led to the arrest of four We Specialize in Custom Furniture Bill Hammer, who r~c~ntlyl Norsemen confronted Lake. 0 clock, ID the evem.ng, In. the I persons on chargl'S of posses. 2' 26 LOCHMOOI. 0 ...... 'oi"t. WoocI. 886.65.0J. recovered from I knee InJuIY,' view. Winning with a score ol cafetena ol North HIgh Senoo!. , sion and distribution of drugs made a. tre~endo~s Come- 19 pOints. North's Harriers Eli Z. Rubin. Ph.D., .direc'l and sale or marijuana this 23720 GRATIOT. Eo\$T DETROIT. MICH. 48021 back, plac,~g eIghth 1!1 the 105 were unopposed as they seized tor ol Nortneast (;uldance, past weekend. , Run:ier Field. securIng elev. first, tnird. {our!h, filth and Center, and professor of .psy- John Angel, 28, of 969 Bal.. enlb and fourteenth we r,e sixth, The most outstanding c~olog~. Wayne Sla.te URlver- [our, was charged with sale I Ralph HoIfrn.an. and. DaVId per{onnance was turned in by Sl\~', will spea~ on "How Can of marijuana. Action againsl M?gk, respecl1vely. Kev~n Sun, junior Kevin Sun. He ran the Northeast .(;ulda,nce Cent~r Angel was instiluted by the clUlchedseventeenth \\11th so. Vernier Course in 13.19, only Help ,~earn1Dg. DIsabled Ch~l. Vouth Service Division with phomore Tom Hammer follow. ten seconds off the Circuit dren.? He 1'0'111express nls the cooperation of ICE, which ing in eighteenth place. Record. views on le~r.ninol disabilities sent an undercover agent to North's closet rivals were Lakeview accmulated 42 and the specifiC programs the make a purchase from Angel. Bay c,ty Central with 91 ints. Tom Bullard led tlie cen~er has devel.~d for diag. YSD and Park Poli~e officers points and Birmingham Broth. ~uskies with a strong ~econd ~OSIS.and.r.e!Ded~atlon ot,lear~. conduct~d a surveillance on SILLOWAY & CO. er Rice with 93 points. Coach I- mg dlSabilllles. Dr. RubIO Will the subject .. , Welcomes Your Travelling Guests Gauerke attributed the victory P ac~. I" conduct an informal discus. Allen Lenart 29 ot 862 20000 NINE MILE RD., 01 ,1-94 - Minut •• 'rOM th. 'oinl •• I.Plea.ed to Announce to the tremendous team effort. .Wltn tbe Ho.ly InYltationa! sion witn the audience {ollow. Nottingham wa~ cha'rgc"' men are scheduied to run in MACLD state conference, slat. Bayer, IP. 929 Harco'Jrt and BEN W. BALL ponents. In the 75 runner field, .tne Pontiac and Clarenceville ed fo! October ~5 and October Donal? She~lll, 31, 2503 Da!e, North's Harriers placed first •I 't t. Is bef th d 16 will be aVlulablc both be. Roseville. were cbarged With • I nVIa lona ore eye. { d ft th t. . d d' t 'b t' f second fourth fifth "nd sixl'! d th. 1970 SI t R . lore an a er e mee mg. possessIon an IS rl u IOn 0 and , , , - . I{e.n elr a e eglOna Reorganization of the Bucket marijuana. The case against Title. Brigade,' the volunteer pro. th{l three was instituted by I ------gram launched last year, will Park police officers with as- ,PT A at Defer also be discussed. gistance of 'LSD and a YSD A. FORREST. PICHE I All parents, teachers and undercover agent, to whom the Meels Oct 6 school administra{ors interest. three attempts 10 distribute I TU 5-'2550 • ed in the endeavors of MACLD lheir "wares", ------.. -----"------and the Nortbeast Guidance The four were arraigned Have Joined the Grosse Pointe Deler PTA president Gcorgf UJ~UlllDUS LQ~£ :mt~ Center are urged to attend. before Judge William Speer in Real Estate Stall 01 Scala has announced that De. Park Municipal Courl on Fri. Now Showingl ler SChool's 1971 "Parents Toray Maurstad day. September 24. All were B:!ck To School Night'l' .is Bruins Win Pair ehar.l(ed under the city mis- Dorothy Boyd William P. Gardiner Florence HenderS(\n scheduled for next Wednesday, in a breath.taking mo- de:neanor ordinance and re- October 6, at 8 o'clock, in the Of Hockey Tilts manded to Wayne County Jail. Winthrop H. Connor Allyne C. litchfield tion picture 8bout the school gymnasium. Bond was set at $2000 each. life of composer EdwlIrd Preceding classroom visita. The Grosse Pointe Bruins Their trials are set for laler Jero",. G. Fitzgibbons Serena Noblitt Grieg lion, ~ general meeting will be the nockey Squirt A.'I'ravei this week . . "SONG Of NORWAY" William E. Keane, Jr. Mgr. I held m ~e g)'m. Parents of Team representing The Pointe The charges against the in Panavision and color students. In g~a.des,one through In the Tri-County Lea g u e, [our could result in 90 days in Rated 'G' in the Village three Will VISIt Classes fro!" opened their season with two jail and/or $500 lines eacn. Schedule 4 Performances I 8:30 to 9 p.m. Parents of ehd.' exhibition games this past Wed. Feature at 1 &: 8 dren in grades four through weekend. Thurs., 'Mon., Tues. six will visit classrooms from They met the Fraser A team VCAE Sponsors Fe3ture at 8:0Q 16125 Kercheval Ave. 884-7000 9 p.~. to 9:~ p.m. Raiders, on Salurday, Septem. Fri. Feature at 7:01>:9:35 SOCIal chauman, Mrs. Don. ber 25, and posted their first T1VO Concerts Sat. Feature at al? Arm~ruster, and ner com. victory by a 4-0 shutout. Joe 2:05,4:~7:20-10:00 ~Ittee WIll se~ve refre~hments Sehee scored tne first goal The Slanley Quartet, dis. Sun. Feature' at In the gymnasIum contmuously with an assist horn Matt Cos- tinguished quartet-in-residence 625 MIDDLESEX BOULEVARD $59,500 Z:3()'5: 15-8:00 , [rom 8:30. teUo. Leo Fenn scored the see- at the University of Michigan ond !!:oalafter receiving a fine will present two c ham b e r ,., 5 bedrooms (or" plu, ,1Jdy) .. B,autifully decorated throughout, pass from Jim Morris. Sebee music Concerts sponsored by * 2\0; bolhs ,., New Corpeling ". .. livinll Room with Marble * lorge, landscaped 101 and Costello teamed up again University Center. for Adult Fireptace • Walking distance 10 school 'f,' for the third goaI. Education in Oclober. .. Dining Room and pork , . , one block ."; Sehee scored the fourth goal, The first is slated for Fri. * Large Pa(l!'U~d Fomi'y Room from lokr: .! unassisted, to complete his day. 0 c to b e r 8, at 8:30 pIli, large act;v;lie, roam * 5'1>% assumoble mortgage "Hat Trick." The Raiders o'clock, in Rackham Memo- on main level were kept out of the Bruin rial Building, Detroit. It will zone throughout the contest feature Haydn's Quartet in D CA~L 823-0731 - SHOWN WEEKDAYS ALSO by the fine defensive play of Major, Opus 64, Number 5; Never satisfied Matt Rosselti and Joe Brykal. Finney'.s S eve nth String ki Q u '" r t e t and Schumann's • s The Bruins faced the st. Quartet in A Minor. Op~s 41. Clair Shores B Travel Team The seeond c.once~t w~ll be ~ on Sunday a(~rnoon and 11e 1d at 1;TDlv erslty.Llggett o. J. Williams Wants to chalked a 5.1 victory. Alan Ta. Scho?l on ,Friday, October 15, bor posted the first goal with a~ 8,30 0 clock. The Qu~rt.~t • Jim Morris assisting. Tlienext will p e ~ for m . BoccheriDl S .two go.unwutt scored"r;i~Mjtt. Quartetm A Major, Opus 33. Know What You Think Three independent surveys were conducted this p,-st Costello with assists from John Number 6; Bartok's Quartet Davis and Joe Sehee. Numbe~ . 6; S~hubert's Quar- I am a candidate for the Grosse Pointe Park City COllI)- Spring among lawnowners. Results showed that 4 out of 5 Leo Fenn scored the fourth tetsatz 10 C Mmor, Opus Post cH. Durirog the. primary r had, a chance to visit with goal on a pass from Jim Mor. and Mo.zart's Quartet in B- standout lawns were fertilized in the Fall, when Nature many of you. I learned that there is a real concern in ris. Tabor completed tne scor. flat Major, K. 589. . I the Park with the ~ack of "government to citizen" com- ing with a fine unassisted goal. . The . Quart~t has partIe. co-operates mOst. .munication. No)V that your votes have enabled me to Kevin Moore, Tom Hasting Ipated IQ fesllvals ol contem- Rob Fredal and Drew Mas. P?rary arts, ap'peared at the finish first in the primary, it is even more important 'for TtufBIIDder-America's favorite fertilizer. TURF B,UlLDER carin turned in outstanding Library of Cong~ess lInd pre. me to know what you think about this subject; about any subject which affects our lives and our community. is the prolonged action fertilizer. It helps grass 'develop performances. sented. c<>n~e.rts10 more than The Bruins will open their 50 uQlversltles and colleges Therefore, this space is ntlw open to aU of you. Write to new blades and roots. Makes the lawn grow thicker, stur- Tri.County Le:lgue play on t~roug~t the country. It has me about the problems -which concern you. Whe~ the dier and -ner. TURF BUILDER is odoriesR, light in weight TuesdB.Y,October 26, at Winter glv~n fIrst pc."{ormances of 25 Council Election takli; place November 2, I want to- ~ . e"'-,' ( Wonderland. major works and has \ecorded know what you think. and a pleasure to use. . ______contemporary m us I c for I c 0 I u m b i a and Composers 5,000 sq ft (20 Ibs) 5.45 orryG Prexy Tickets are two dollars per 10,000 sq ft (40 lbs) 9.95 l ' CI ) concert for adults, and one Write to O. J. (Jack) Williams Of Men s u ) dollar for students. They will P.O. Box 5255 15,000 sq ft (60 lbs) 13.!t5 be available at the door. For Groue Pointe Branch The Senior 'Men's Club or further information cali 571- Mich. 48236 Super Turf BoRder - For those who want extra greening Grosse Pointe has elected 4665. Harold E. Gorry president for power. Scotts SUPER TURF BUILDER. contains even more the year beginning Octotler 1. gree~g power than regular Turf Builder - without in- He was vice.president lInd general manager or the Island WE LIKE THIS ONE crease in weight. SUPER TUR.F BUILDER is light in weight. of !Bob-Lo and the Bob.Lo Co. and easy to apply. for 19 years prior to retire. ment. He succeeeds M. James 5,000 sq ft (20 Ibs) 7.95 O'Neill, president this last -...... :.-- ...... - year, and was elevated from 10,OOOsqft (40Ibs) 14.95 second vice-president. 15,000 sq ft (60 Ib!')~9.95 -- Other officers elected lor one.year terms: W. E. Stur. ges,' tirst vke.preidcnt; Kryn J., Nagelkirk, second vice. president; Robert H. Isbell, secretary, and Neil Vlln Dos. tcnburg, treasurer. . Directors elected to two. year -terms through Septem- ber, 11973, are Warren W. ... Y9Unever Ament, Fred J. Flom, Walter R. McAdow and Clarence W. Smith. 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Twelve GROSSE POINTE------_._--NEWS Thursd.y~ September 30. 1971 Grosse Pointe News ANTEEBO PUBLISliERS, INC. IMemorlal Center Schedule) What Goes On . OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL September 30-0etober 7 GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48238 Open Dally 9:00 a.m .•9:00 p.m. at . _. 5ecood Cia .. Posta,. Paid at Detroit, Klehllu ('l'kket Office Closed Sunday) -- FULLY PAID CIRCULATION *AII Memorial sponsored aetivitles open ~ the ~our Librar" --- Groue Pointe pubUe. Hospltll equipment available By VIRGINIA LEONARD Phone TU 2-6900 , for free loan: eru~hes, wbeel cbairs, beating lamps "~mber IlkhiiaD Prew AaIoclatloa and Hallow EcUtorW AuoLlaUOD and bOfpftll beds. Let's take a nostalgic trip when writers predicted unfal. Unless You're a Comparison Shopper . . . • MATJoMAL ADVUTU1NO UPUdJn'Anv .. GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND through the put viii old ads. terlng Charity de Vicq Suczek presents "From Hors D'Oeu- t vres to Deserts," a benefit for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Maintenance Fund. The seminar on party' -- PA ••• f 0 0 d 5 - especially the I' are vital to the Symphony's WOMIN'5 preparation of f I ami n g . very existence. dishes-begins at 8 in the One of the sumptuous dishes evening in Fries Audi. Madame Suczek prepares dur- torium. ing the eveni:lg will be award. Short and to Madame Suczek will share ed to an "Hors D'Oeuvres ta From Another Pointe her vast knawledge of wines D~serts" .participant. Anot~er and their appropriate uses and Will receIVe a ease of fine impurtance in gaurmet cook. wine donated by Leone and of View The Pointe ing. Son, another "Roml!!rtapf," the By Janet l\Iueller She is donating time aud new. clay cookware, ~oMted Among new appointees experlise as her gilt to help by Sign of the MermaId. underwrite the Detroit Sym. Another will be entiUed to Only 34 days until Christmas . . . now DON'T the Alma Collegl'! board of phony which would realize a complete gourmet supper PANIC! -- the Christmas we're talking about takes trustees is GEORGE E. BUSH. only ~bout 50 percent of its prepared and served in hisl place November 3, at the Grosse Pointe Congregational NELL, JR., of Cloverly road, 'Operatine expenses if every her home. Church, where women have spent their not-50-leisure a graduate of Amherst Col- I concert were a sl!l1out. The gourmet demonstration summer hours knitting, canning, hand-crafting . . . lege and the University of -Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr But no orchestra in the is open to the public, by Rossen's talk on "The-- Pleasure and All in preparation for the Mistletoe Mart. Michigan Law SChool, rartner MRS. FORD BALLANTYNE, JR., world can meet all expenses reservation only. Donation is "Christmas Then and Now" is this year's Mart in a law firm that specializes (left), chairman of the University- Pain of Modern Art." Pierre Hctu's with box office receipts alone. $4.50 per persoll, $7.50 per theme, (hence the "only 34 days until .•. " column in general trial w 0 r k and Liggett 1971 Lectures. shows MRS. topic Wednesday, October 20, is "Mod- Contributions fro m individ. couple. te.aser), and the Church lounges, corridors and halls school law, a board member FREDERICK KEYDEL, an interested ern Music" and Milton Covensky dis. uals, companies and founda. Accepting checks made pay- will be transformed into "Thens" and "Nows" by Mrs. of New Detroit, Inc., elder of parent, and MRS. SAM PERRY, cusses "World Leadership-Crisis in lions are vital if the Detroit able to D.S.O. Maintenance Ed d L d h' Grosse Pointe M e m 0 ria I (right), Art teacher at the School the the 70's" Wednesday, November 3. Symphony is to continue and &1nd is Mrs. Robert Kaz .. war uss an er decorahon and layout committee. Church, moderator of the Pres. All E'peak at 10:30 in the morning in expand its elCceUentprograms. mirek, 148. Blairmoor. Grosse. Potr. began bubbling in kitchens all around The list of this yeat's speakers, a trIo of Detroit personalities. The Series opens the auditorium of University-Liggett's These ext r a contributions Pointe, Mich. 48236. Pointe last spring as Church gourmets started to pl'le presidentbytery of ofDetroit,the Communitypast-vice- Cook road campus. up supplies of special ~reats for the Pantry Booth, Health AssocIation and past- next Tuesday, October 5, with Susan headed by Mrs. John Wmtf'rs and Mrs. Gordon Wing president of the Neighborhood and Mrs. Martin Hawley's Party Food:::. . ' S e r vi c e Organization, past an independent secondary co- visit his parents, MR. and Ilpanama was Major ROBERT \ Arttumn Ibex A.genda Is Full '~ . . A~ for the rest ... if the Spring Preview was an me m b e r of tlte Program educational school. Formerly MRS. JEROME BOCCI, for S. ELVlDGE, of G r 0 sse .. ------iI two weeks. Thomas and Suo Pointe boulevard a navigator Ibex beginS Its fall season lbexers will experience and 1 mdlcation of things to come, NO WAY do you waut Board of the Division of Chris- the Northfield and iMount Her- zanne are scheduled to appear DDnated by World Medical Re: Wednesday, Oct.ober 20. at 1 discuss the Arts of the Dance. ~ to miss this one. . . Uan Life and Mission, Nation- mon SChools, founded in 1879 again in Las Vegas next April, lief, the shipment was intend- c'clock at tll~ !lome of Mrs. The Classes will be held ill the - ai Council of the Churches of and 1881 respectively by * .. '" with Bishop, BUDDY GRECO ed Cor the San BIas Indians. Douglas Adair, of Stratton Oriental Room at the G~ossel Christ in the U.S.A., presently evangelist Dwight L. Moody, and JAN MURRAY. place, wllere Marsllall Engle, Pointe Acadehy. The instruc.{ Th e Membership Movement serving the United Presby- the two schools officially be- • .. .. • .. '" \ of Greenfield Village .will tress is Jennifer !lethick, an" It COULD be the name of a new rock group. •. terian Church in the U.S.A. eame one on July 1, 1971. Op- Among 11 Air Force Re- ANN HADDEN, daughter de~onstrate the t~chnique of Ibex member well knawn for .. a new Method Toward Increased Group and Self as a member of the Council erating under a single board servists 'Of403rd Tactical Air- of MR. and MRS. D A V I D c~YlDg and arranging flowers. her teaching and dancing Consciousness ... a new Superspy novel. • • on Evangelism of the Board of trustees sincel912, North. It Isntt. • of National Mis s i a n s, the field Mount Hermon is the lift Wing units at Selfridgt: Air HADDEN of Meadow lane I A tea with an opportunity to abilities. SelectiDn Panel fDr Presby, largest independent boarding Force Base who recently air- has been' elected president of meet new members will fo1. An Ibex chartered bus leaves It's the Women's Association for the Detroit Sym. terian Graduate Fellowships school in the country. lifted 15,000 pounds of medi-. the Skidmore College sopho- low. November 10 for tile Toledo .. phony Orchestra's plan to realize a goal of 300 new and the Task Force oD the • • • calsupplies and equipment to more class. . Also 'Ontheir Odober agenda Museum 'OfArt. I members by urging every present member to invite Church and Elementary and Completing a three-week en- one or more prospective members to come on down to Secondary Education. gagement with JOEY BISHOP Ford Auditorium Wednesday, October 6. .• • • at the Sands Hoitel in La; Once there ~hey'll all I!"ngle at a social hour, Among the 1,126 students reg- .Vegas is TOM. BOCCI of sehed~led to begl!! at noon In the auditorium foyer, 'isteri;g for the 1971-l9'72 I Bournemouth clrcl:, whose featunng a sandWIch buffet. academic year 'Of Northfield ,duo, known professlanal!y as Mrs. R. Alexander Wrigley, of Bishop road the Mount Hermon School in Thomas and Suzanne, has. ap- Association's new president, will be on hand to' wel. Northfield, -Mass., were: HAR- ~earled t~ca~y at ~e P~~ come guests and conduct a brief orientation before OLD BICK; son 'Of MR. and a:: ~iameondaI~' .; C a ~ inviting everyone into theatidltorium to wateh Riggiero MRS. OHARLES BICK 'OfNeff be returning tD ~'e p~~t:lta Ricci, violinist, rehearse with ,the Symphony. raad, and s,?0'IT HILL, son 'Of --.------. Mrs. Joseph E. Risdont of Bloomfield Hills, is =~:GRA~E HILL 'Of Roslyn Schulte-Howe (Continued 'On Page 21) Northfield MDunt Hermon is Troth Is Told 'Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Howe,.oltF~>~d..aH lU1. nouncing the eugagement of .1 their daughter. Mary Jane p Elizabeth, to Paul J. Schulte, '[ son of Mr, and Mrs. Leo G. Schulte, of McKinley avenue. The bride-elect iB a gradu. ate of Stratford CoBege 10 Vir. ginia and of Western Michigan UnIversity. She teaches 10 St. Clair Shores' South Like School District. ' 'Her fiance, who received his degree 10 Business Manage. ment from John Carroll Unl. versity, Cleveland, is associ- ated with AncohorM'OtorFrelght Camp any iJi Lewiston, N.Y. A >December wed din g Is . plllnned, Personalized Chr~stmas Cards .z.-lO% ~heSphere:-I 19149 MlCI lVE., Grosse ,tint. Woods, TU 4-6615 (},.e,! 5weeJ palle,.neJ wU~ w~ile. n'lalc~ing J,.e~J of (i,.e,!J(nU THE MITCHEllS PRE GO- 4 IUXUI';oU$ $yn.tht1tic ,'I announce their new locatiofl at 18554 Mack :[ INt. ... Clhil & r.. aIIi) , , Grosse Pointe Farms t, ;:' ..~: ~' : .""'.""'."'.' ';':>.,:::: '~ Jbt shopJ of ~ OPEN NOW 'it; ~~. 3 Kercheval Ave., , . at Fisher Road r Ilie" I, . 'Pllnch Dnd Jlldy 81oc~ Parkinq in rear W...ltoll.Pi~r,~I' TU 1.1505 'IJ1IlItall TU 2.4724 TU 5-9065 Klft.al at St. Clair . Gresse~ilte ' Open daily 9:30 I. S:30-Cles" s.twllays HourI: 10 til 4:30 -' • IIW stir. 11 Monday thru Saturday 1 S_set Mall . Tray .:. : .., , . ~. "( ..,• lIi __ ttlc IIIl.' t ' s.. sSllb"'r_lCIr __ hClClt__ _~ \ __ . ' _", ",_ __ ' "''5'''.'''' ,t _'_: _ __ '.. t t t_ , ''1.''?,-1 , ";. I Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September ~O, 1971 Society News Gathered from All the Pointes AAUW Study Group Walton-Pierce Presents New Custom Collection I Plan Goodwill President's Tea Mrs. Bernard M. Segner, o( Iha;-;j;~ys been to provide job Westchester road. immediate training and e.mployment (01' Meetings Continue past-president o( the Women's I older and handicapped pwple. Association of the Goodwill In, Last year 4.178 persons re- Special Interest Sessions Sc:heduled Throughout First dustries is chairman (or the ceived some direcl service and Part of Next Month: Music: Soc:iology annual 'President's Day Tea $3.303.666 08 was paid in when members of the organi. wages. is New Program Topic: zalion honor their present Gup,sts attending the tea will Members of the Grosse Pointe Branch of the president and the past.presi. be invited to tour the GoodwiU American Association of University Women are busy dents and celebrate Detroit workrooms e s cor t e d by GoodwiU's Golden Anniversary Women's Association member. collecting, sorting and marking books for their Used on Wednesday, October 13. hostesses. Book Sale, less than two weeks away-but ClOt too busy to attend the many AAlIW Study Group meetings High Tea will be served at Reservations for the tea are scheduled for this month. ~------noon d the Goodwill Building being taken until Monda)' noon. on Brush Slreet at East Grand October. 11. by Mrs. J:o'rank A series of two sessions r is i n v i t e d to join Writer's Boulevard to members and Wirtz 860.40~'8 and Mrs. Sid. on public assistance (Wel. ; WorkBhop and learn to jm. guests, including president;s .of ney W. Woods,' 537-8223. fare) programs will be prove observations llnd tech. church and club grouP5, minIS- . . sponsored by the Urban niques on Wednesdays, Octo. ters' wives and members' of )lcml>ershlp III ~nd allend. Space Group on two sue. ber ~ and.20. at. Mrs. Richard the board of the League For ance a~ the m~l'~lngs o( the cessive Wednesday eve. Kra~ s Aline drIve home. the Handicapped, Goodwill and Women. s ASSOCiationare open nings, October 6 and 13, &htchery Group members their ...dves. to any mlerested persons. a.t 8t Paul Evangelical shoul~ no~e t hat a~ exlra 'Mrs. John J. Lee, president; . meeting will be held In Octo. Mrs. A Warren Brock. presi. L,utheran Church at 7:45 ber, so tbat they may learn Field Trip Will Foc:us dent emeritus, and past.presi- On Monarch Butterflies o clock. ntw stitches for their needle. denls Mrs. James E. HancO<'k. Friends and husb~~ds .of point sampler pillows. I Mrs. Claud L, Stevens, Mrs. n!e~bers are espe.cla.ly .lll' In addition to meeting Octo- Karl V. Schwarz, Mrs. Glenn The Southeastern Chaptet of Vlt~ to. attend thiS serIes, ber 19 ~t .\frs. S. Robert De- H. Meyers, Mrs. L. Lynn Mor- the Michigan Botanical Club which WIUbe held by John L. Maggio's Lappin road home, ru;son, Mrs. Walter M. Cherry, wiU sponsor a lield trip to ob. Sc~on~nb.erg, Jr.. they will meet at Mrs. Robert Mrs. Henry B. lhnken, Mrs. serve the migrating monarch ~?IS .IS the Summer That Krueger's home in Kenwood Herbert C. Path and Miss butternies--and the fall now- ers - at Pt. Pelee National Was ~Ill be tbe~e for the curt0 Tuesday October 5 at Edna Hack are the honorees. Internatlonal Relations Study 9 'clock' • Park southeast of Leamington. Following tea the "Belles Group's first meeting Thurs. 0 '. • 0' Ont., on Lake Erie, this Sun- SI. Mary's" from St. -Mary's of day, October 7, at 1 o'clock The Fol~ Gw~r Group agaIn day, October 3. at the home of Mrs. Wallace meets. tWI~~ this month. La Red(ord Catholic church, under A, Temple ;"1 Fisher road. An Causene W~Iplay some Fre~ch llle direction of Mrs. G. A, The group leaves from the informal discussion of some of games, SUlg som. fa~orlte Lundquist, will presenl a musi- Nalure Trail parking lot, four the main problems confronting French son g s and dISCUSS cal program. miles (rom the gate, at 2 the world today will be held. s.ome articles in F!ench maga- Both Detroit Goodwill Indus. o'clock. Participants are ad. The Art Appreciation Study Zllles at two meetmgs. tries and the League for the vised to bring binoculars. Fur. Group begins its new year A new group called Music Handicapped. which recently ther information and directions ',',ilh the study of German's Sociology has been formed, to merged, were organized in may be obtained by caUing VE most outs landing pre. World explore for c e s that have 1921. Their mutual purpose 5,0400. War I artists, Fr8JlZ Marc and shaped music and musicians his Blue Horses, at the home thro!.i.ih the ages, even unto of Mrs. Richard Beaudry in the present day of tapes, com. Bishop road tomorrow, Friday. pulers, amplifiers and folk Odober 1. rock. The first Tuesday of Anyone interested in writ. each month is reserved for Sketchect for the Grosse Pointe News are four and feminine. The styles this year take more know- ing articles, stories or poems this brand new, exciting s~udy original models from the Walton.Pierce Made-To. how than ever to make them." This being Mrs. Order-Collection for fall and winter which Mrs. Pierce's 47th collection, the style and know.how are a William Rust Pierce says "Is exciting, sophisticated successful combination of creativity and experience. Boys Outerwear ~ ~------(lroup. Seen for day, a nutmeg pockets and notched collar. It panel affed from the back Music Sociology's first meet. brown pebble. woo! ensem~le tops a purple wool dress. An waisUine lo the floor. ing will be held at Mrs. Rich.. has ~ long line Jacket WIth afternoon through dinner dress arei Edin's Pemberton road ~afarl slyl~ pockets and belt. of soft wool tapestry print in The made to order designs • Jackets home Tuesday, OctolJer 5 at mg. Tw~ c1rc~lar seam panels iris and taupe is pleat-ruffled remain faithfully fashionable 1 o'clock. This group will have at. the SIde gIve .~ flare to the just above the waist, woven to a youthful yet sophisticated Warm Lightweight Nylon a sitter available, so anyone ~kirt. The camel Jersey bl?use with narrow fuschia velvet rib- tradition. This year they are more glamorous than ever. with children is ask e d to IS pleated and softeMd 11l a bon The same effect finishes Shell - Polyester please call in advance. high rullIeat the neckline,. An the 'cutt's of the long sleeves. The collection has charm and Insulated Uncertain which groups you ame'thyst abstract wool, two . : allure, made of the finest fab. want to join? Attend the Sam. button jacket and dress coso R.S.V.P. fashIons come bnght rics with flawless production. 00 pIers meeting Wednesday, Oc. tume is shawl collared and or black. Ba.rt~ea, a v.ery rare The collection is a classic. It "; :'< $25 is no wonder four generations "'AI tober 13, at 7:45 o'clock to cuffed in sable. The kind of French f~br1c ~n glowI~g ~by ;~.. '::.: ~ discover th" ~,;ide range of versatile coat you've always was fashl.o~ed mto a ft.lrtatious of distinguished Detroiters i wanted comes in two versions. ultra.femmme c~cktall dress choosc their daytime through • Skimobiles interesting activities and edu. Shown is one made of soft with a deep neckline. The I.ong evening fashions from th~s per- cation II opportunities afforded black wool and faille. It JS' sleeves have three ruffled bers ennial authoritative and beau- by AA'UW to "Sample" at the d th ffled FANTASTIC DRY -- home of Mrs. John Brewster flared llnd collatless, ensembl. at IDle cuffs an ree ru . tiful Made.To.OI'der-Colleclion. in Norwood drIve. . cd with a wool and faille dress tiers at the hem, caught In ARRANGEMENTS but meant to go over many back. with bows.. An import~nl others. Glorious Gauguin col. look IS bla.ck mOire.taffeta WIth ARTHUR C. ERICKSEN, of • Coats Woods Garden ors s p I ash a zephyr-light, a portrait neckline, three- Lincoln road, addressed the Complete Selection oj French silk claque ball gown quarter I~ puffed slee~es Women's Advertising Club ilf Camel boy coat with bowler hat. Natural Delroit at its first fan meeting Club To Meet with deep deci>lIete and a full and a waIstline sashed WIth Loose and Packaged Dry iHaterials zip lined raincoat. Sizes 4.10. Brown wash- dancing skirt white silk. A gleaming, shim. Monday, September 27, at the Strohaus. Mr. Ericksen is di. 10% Off 'The Groue Pointe Woods Fashion uris year has re- mering antique s~lver, gold rector of advertising and sales able Salik Suede. Fake fur collar. c Garden Club will meet in the turned to the classics but and copper. m.etal!i brocade promotion for the Stroh Brew- Beamit road nome of M~s. classic fashion has never been party.dress IS high ill ~ont and ery Company. 20311 MACK TU 6-0300 Don.ld HanDa Dext Tuesday, away from the Wa:lton-Pierce cut WI~ a deep square n back. OCtober 5, at noon. Co.hos- Custom Collection. Defined in Th~ S~lrt, is released a.nd the teSleS are Mrs. C. Y. Moffett Cabric by taste, attention to waistlIne IS aC,cented WIth two and :Mn. Arthur Swanson.' form, balance, proportion, au. se1f-covere~ cU'cles.. A Monet bhority and whion productions garde.n prmt of. pmk, blue, 110 Kercheval On The Hill 881.7227: Members are asked to bring dried materials for a work. of the first rank. The collection fuschla and green has short j1'ran JKirklanb's The store devoted exclusiveLy to chi~dren. shop on WllUanlSburg arrange. shuws hemlines at the knee for p\!.fftl~ sleeves and a deep V ments, day. floor length for evening. , necklme. Needlepoint & Knit Shoppe , , . For the season's galas, a Not sketched, I'; ~n Italian midnight blue melaiiic brocade 16115 Mack Ave., 881-5085 w~l. shadow and light, red, dotted with starlight silver is white ~nd blu~ tweed ensemble a come.hither cover.up with featurlllga hIp length, ,collar. gesture-making puffed sleeves. less, double breasted Jacket. Rugmakers, Homemakers ... The skirt is pleated and the Diaphanous turquoise, criss. companion blouse is of a co- crossed with silver lame is Come In ... Meet and Chat with ordinated shadow and light Veed -at the ntlck with slender GERRllrom BERNA TI silk. There is an interchange. shaping through the mIdriff, able, versatile ensembling of a full dancing skirt and push up FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 TROVE multi.colored single breasted paneled sleeves. Opening night chevron tweed coat deeply excitement is a long theatre FROM 10-5 P.M. $18°0 pleated, The waist is defined costume. The coat is black. red bv a handsome bell. It is worn and. gold metallic brocade is over an autumn leaf brown, dramatically patterned. It is l wool tweed dress with flecks of designed to go over a be- , ~ I Leather gold and r~st. Also designed to witching black chiffon ball IT'S RUG MAKING TIME f.: Blade go with the coat is a fOri!st gown with g r ace f u I long Navy green wool jersey dress with sl~eves and jeweled belting. Brown lorrg sleeves ,and princess line Also made to go with the eve. top. Mrs. Pierce chose purple ning coat is a romantic black and blue plaid for 'a double poinle d' esprit with a deep AT FRAN KIRKLAND'S breasted coat with four tab square neckline and layered THE EASY LATCH-HOOK WAY ~: ~' WITH THE NEWEST BERNAT PATTERNS Five Minutes and you are on expert! Bernat rugs are the most luxurious of all-yet they C(Jst so much less than your friends would ever guess, when they YOU ARE CORDIAllY INVITED Just see such richnes:l and beauty in your home. And TO A follow the .r such a choice of ~izes and patterns: bright con- LECTURE COIOI'S • A generous dash of the temporaries, charming Colonials anu Pennsylvania Dutch-rugs for living rooms, sun rooms, family The Bernat Andlamo pantshoe 1 From FOR rooms and children's rooms. Come in, come in. Latch-Hook ~ '.." epor~' heel to up.rront Interest, INTERNATIONAL ARTIST The Lady from Bernat will show you how. does the work. here's one to get you compllmenls. \ HISAO BERNAT RUG PATTERNS-- andiamq 1.9S to 16.9S DOMOIO CRAfTSMAN PRE-CUT RUG WOOL .' Thursday, October 7, 1971 8:00 p.m. sse oz. rh. shops 0' LATCH-HOOK asc WAL TON ..PIERCE Lecturer, KIICHI USUI Kercheval at St, Clair, Gron. Pointe Curator, Oakland University Museum Remember ... SOMERSET MALL, TROY Authority on Oriental Art Work Open Saturdays FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 FROM 10-5 P,M, ~...i •. k I < h I ., t"r!'i!'b.k."-*'.,.d.h.'t ft(''!,,'4is;.z'"j.1:~'. '" ,.._ ',., .. '" -'., .' ---." .,....- Or," S' $$ $ ''M 'j d. '" '+i'nU'''U .',,:'dO dr ...... t •• =d"" , :Is' - .~""""l''''''''''''''~'!,!".,.~.''''' '"""","""j ,.~,' ;~,**'""""II'I",!""? _, - __ ..-- 'l"l••..., _.""l..'"':", _.4~."'"" A "'''' ~''!':'1',?'"';''''•• ':''.~_'l!!''T7"-*~'.'T"/lttfi'?!',,~'~*''''',:""F'1!'"'~~.~I'~' :-...".._~.~,'.':o:",-";" -.~.:-OA"~)P,..,..I'!$'iI!::;'*'*•. pl, >,,,..,.,., "411II.,•• "'''', ,.,.p.. U..S IIIS s~a3l3•.• & +..,3531s , II.III IIIIU S.. UIllllU.. 'IIlU IJl!S IlIIO '.. SllllSC.'.. £.U.C.#~ Thursday, September 30, 1971 ------GROSSE POINTE NEWS Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Rosemary Cusenza Mrs. Charles F. Buehrer Mrs. Robert L. Adams Naomi Finke Bride Married In Pointe Of Robert L. Adams Charles Floyd Buehrers Who Vacationed in Northern Michigan After Their Wedding Early This T.a and Reception at War Memorial Follow Early Month are at Home in South Bend. Afternoon Ce:emony in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Rosemary Ann Cusenza, who had been making her home in Evergreen, Colo., daughter of Mrs. Frank A gown of ivory silk organza over peau de soie Cusenza, of Stanhope avenue, and the late Mr. styled with a Chapel train and lac~.coyered Empire Cusenza, returned to Grosse Pointe for her Saturday, hod ice and elbow length sleeves was Naomi Julia September 4, wedding to Charles Floyd Buehrer. Finke's choice for her Saturday, September 25, wed. Presiding at the noon .... ------ding to Robert Leroy Adams. rites in G r 0 sse Pointe Dave Heckaman, the bride. Her waist length illu. ~------Methodist C h u r c h was groom's brother.in.law, Frank sion veil featured a face. Memorial Church. The Rever end Perry Cusenza, the bride's brother frame of heirloom Vene. Ushering were Robert and Thomas. and Jim Pate. tian lace. Warren Finke, lhe bride's The bride, given in marriage For her ~aughter's w~dd1ng She was attende4 by honor bro.thers, and Carl Schwab. of by her brother, William Cu. 8nd t.he dinner reception at malron Mrs. William Suther- Sahne. senza, of Kenosha, Wis., wore Georgian Inn Mr.s. Cus~nza land, of Oak Park. and brides. Afler a tea and reception in a floor length white silk or. selected. a three,plece swt of mllids Janice Bornoty; Nancy the Grosse Pointe War Me. ganza gown featuring em. green silk. shantung and a Stia and Mrs. Raymond J. morial's Fries Ballroom lhe roidered roses at her neckline w~ite orc~d corsage. The Adams, Jr., of Hickory Corn-! newlyweds left for a three.day and bell sleeves. br~degroom s mo~ef chose. a ers, in floor length frocks of vacation on Drummond 'sland, Her illusion veil was should. pr1Ot~ doubl.e.knit sneath wlth pumpkin shantung, cocoa vel. I the bride wearing a wool knit er length and she carried a while orchid corsage. vet ribbon accenting their Em. I pant suit featuring camel white roses The newlyweds vacationed pire waists. slacks, a long.sleeved white HOllor maid Judi LoHredo, of in n?rthern. Michigan. and are They carried arrangements blouse and a red.bordered Evergreen, chose a floor making thell' home 10 South of pumpkin daisies and green striped camel, white, navy and length frock of avocado peau Bend. slrawflowers red vest. and carried mums shading Tb b'd'. th d ht 'they are making their home from pale yellow to gold. Clark Women's Club : tI e 15 e ll~g er in "F"rndale. In long white dotted swiss To Have Herb lunch ~~ r. an~ Mrs. Louts F. Mrs. Finke chose a slreet dresses with avocado sashes e, of Lincoln road. length dress of blended silk Photo by Micky Schade were flower girls Meg and Clark Women's Club will 'nle bridegroom, son of Mr. and wool, featuring a rolled Laurie Cusenza, of Kenosha, At a noon ceremony in Grosse Pointe Methodist Pholo by C~Ulngwoo" Sludlo and Mrs. Raymond J. Adams, collar, for her daughter's wed- ha ve its first fall meeting Church Saturday, september 4, ROSEMARY ANN the bride's nieces. They car. Monday, October 4. Members Married Saturday, September 25, in Grosse of Galesburg, asked his broth. ding. The bridegroom's mother ried baskets filled with yellow will go by car for luncheon CUSENZA. daughter of Mrs. Frank Cusenza. of Pointe Memorial Church were NAOMI JULlA er, Raymond J. Adams, Jr. to chose a braid. trimmed gold mums. with Caroline Jamison dem. Stanhope avenue, and the late Mr. Cusenza, was FINKE, daughter of the Louis F. Finkes, of Lincoln act as best nian at the 1:30 silk shantung coat and dress The bridegroom, son of Mrs. onstrating "Culinary Use of married to Mr. Buehrer, son of Mrs. Floyd Buehrer, road, and Mr. Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond o'clock rites in Grosse Pointe ensemble. Floyd Buehrer, of Lakeville, Herbs." of Lakeville, Ind., and the late Mr. Buehrer. J. Adams, of Galesburg. Ind., and the late Mr. Buehrer, asked Keith Lineback, of South Today it's not education, !Send, Ind., to act as best man. but a little credit that's dan. Green Thumbs Garner Ribbons at Fall Horticulture Show In the usher corps were gerous. Pointe gard~rs reaped the I Spruce and ~ther entries. . Marigold; Mrs. Joseph Quasa. Judges for Horticulture were rewards of month. of Green Some of the trees have been l'rano, Begonia, Flower Kale Mrs. Elmore Frank, Mrs. Wal. Thumb efforts Saturday, Sep- in their OWDer8' poss~ssion from Japan, Letaro, Blose ter Weichel and Mrs. 'Harold tember HI, at the Fall Hortl. for over 10 years. Tbey reo Star; Mrs. Sterling Sanford, Smith. Mrs. John Veech acted culture and Bonsai Show spo~. quire daily watering, contino Pectranthus; Mrs. John Veech, as the passing committee. sored by the Grosse Pointe uous pruning and re-potting Snap Dragoo, 'Basil (omamen. Judges for Bonsai 'Warc Mrs. Garden Center in cooperation every tJwo or three years. tal); Mrs. F. E. Vollman, Hoya Lon&"Worth Palmer and !Mrs. with ~e Grosse 'Pointe War Al1yone interested in grow. Vine; Mrs. Alexander Wiener, Hansel D. Wilson. Memorlal. iog 'Bonsai may participate in Dahlia, Aster; and 'Mrs..... ir. Grosse Pointe Florists ar- seventeen people entered 68 the next BOIlSIIi class to ile glnia Will ia m s, Tuberous ranged the beautiful display 0{ . 1~9ftO Harper Avenue miniature trees in the !Bonsai held November 11 'at the Begonia, Dahlia. ivy, sculpture and fiowers. Qivision and ~ trio, Mrs. Grosse Pointe War 'Memorial. Two Junior enlrie6 wereaw------_ Harold BaUey, Mrs. lHarley Reservatio.'J8 ale llmited. they arded Blue Ribbons, Brad Higbie and Mrs. !MonteEdelen, may be made by ulling 881. Williams' Tomato and Alexan- presented a special display of 4594. der Phillips' Green Pepper. The.. are little miracles. 24 trees. . Horticulture DivWOD Blue . 'Mrs John :Mulford aw.ar~ed Blue Ribbon winners were Ribbon winners inclu4e Mrs. ribbons for the prhe-wlnlUDg Otherwise known as conditioners. They give body Mrs. Wendell Anderson, Jr., Douglas Mair, Hoy. Vine; Trial Gardens. First place and bounce and life and lustre to hair that hasn't all for her Japanese BOlt\JIooclMra. Leland Carter, Clem.t1s .::ent to Trowel and Error Gar. the body and bounce and me and lustre it needs. and Hinold Cypress; lMrs. Bar" Henryi; Mrs. KdlDJan' Caul. ~en Club, second place to bara Berg,: for her Golden Ivy; kins, Cherry Tomatoes, Beg~ .TuniorLeague Garden Club The only thing we would point out is this: different Mrs. 'M~an ClulkinJ, for nia Semperfloreus, Tomatoes an~ third plaee to Grosse heads need different conditioners. 'Ve teU you if you her Geranium Tree; Mrs.,John and Sweet Geranium; '!In. Pomte Farm 1111(\ Garden Club. need ODe llD,d if 10, which one. And ea<:h time you N. FitzGerald foriler Aur. $idn~ DeBoer" IMmcyun . Mrs. Henry Walker awarded . p. . ..!... """""ald' 'G"":;; ... =O:;~-o:' ..;;;a~~ . > ribboa.l.W,' ..~,~ clubs, eome fa we doable check the situation.'Like to bur a trlaD me, 11...... ~~ .. ~ ... , a....ars;'1lIIOII " TJli '':POUrte Garden ~Club '.the -'~,. little miracle? We.seU them, most reasonably. for her Hinoki Cypress; liIrI, len,:Dehlla. . Shores Garden Club, the J:UOOr George Helferan, for her Jun!. lIore are Mrs. JohnFrencb, League Garden Club and the per; Mrs. lloyd. !Marentette, Or&llge Tree, Be,OII1a; Mrs. Woods Garden Club, for their for her Ivy Tree, lMiss Mary John '11. Fitzgerald, JUbbits community planting prOil'ams. Bart Etbnond Mt:EnbllJ, for her F1Gwerin~ Paw Fern; IIrs. R. B. GWli1ee, . . Beaat,. s.lon Quince aDd Japanele lMal.le, Double Zbmla' Ifrs Earl GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN Mrs. R. J. Purdy, for her ew Heenan, two h~ging baskets, Shores Garden 21316 Mock Ave. 45 E. Adams groWn from seed, her Caton. Calumnea ancl Tra~cantla; 886-6060 WO 2. T112 easter, her Bl~e Rug J~per Mrs. Harley Higbie, five dif. Thursday and Friday evenings by aP!Xlintment and her Hinold Cyprelll, and ferent Dahlias Rosemary Tree Club To Meet Mrs. Edelen for h3r :Alberta Orchid and sAlvia; Mrs. Hug~ Tbe Grosse Pointe Shores ...... Higbie, Peaee Rosej Chris. Branch of U1e Women's Na. topher James. Cucumber, Cos. The dress in dark green tional Farm and Garden As. mos: Mrs. V. V. Lalldry, Cherry TomatoN' from .seed, sociation will meet tomorrow, and gold has a two Begonia from ~, Impatiens; Friday. October 1, in the Loch. Mrs. A.. J. Larkins, Cama. moor boulevard h!)me of Mrs. piece look with its own tions: Mrs. Henry Ledyard, Arthur Hirt who will be as. clairE FGal151)6 Parsley, Eggplant,' Zuecini; sisted by Mrs. Carl Johnson check jacket in green and Mrs. IJoyd Marentette, and white. Ivy. GEORGE DETWILER, son f!5GtJ f6e e/~iV6 SUll others are Mrs. Led. of the GEORGE DENI'LERS, yard Mitchen; Jr., ImpatiellB, of Kenwood court, has enrolled The dashing coat is in Flttonla, Rose, Karinus Peri. in the Class of 1973 at th8 winkle, Aeschynathus, Aspara- Darrow School, New Lebanon, the same gr~en with lvfoUI)1ai~1/'i!f!25 gus; Mrs. Howard Poppen, N.Y. check trim. ~mud~O/ The cape is detach- l&tcf;vIor~CO/lecftol) ~g)td~ewt9 able. l'>JOW THAT'S A 8f)d IQV//fjyou -10rp€ir GOOD QUESTION t:;;;1 11[). Johl} j) ~ctifll6rJY J;oIJ~ cbairtyf)f)5""pIiMil) Q:!!Jc;3 w60~j/bePI5Ef)tst 1/;8 opEI):'!,9 11;6 qfkrr;oof) !f Oc70ber 6 ./ V FrOl!' Wrighl Kay'l Colle<.tion of .xelus i.. delig ns. a brilliant diomond lei in IMI, yellow gold, $485, A young man buying' his first diamond can be Gaber 61t eQ~ily confused. Wright Kay diomond eXRerts have been supplying young men with the right anwers for 110 years. For if you don't have Wcdl}~c&J, 7Pt5cf!;'.;fri& faith in your own diamond knowledge, then you must hove faith in the integrity of your jeweler. Wright Koy merits that trusl. c/ot6}y, C;5' jJi~ ' a~~ Wright Kay ---claire pEaronE for 110 Years Michigon's Finest Jeweler Use your Wrl~hl Kay Charge. Meller Charge or BonlcAmorieord. SOMERSET MALl. TROY 170s1 Kerche."r in Grosle Pointe. pnooe 8855515, apen ihurs. & frio el'enings 'jil &30 p,m, i Other Wright Koy Irarel 01 1500 Woodward in Downtown Oerroil, Narlhland & Birmingham. ______• ... .. ' •• ...... - ••• ' ...... _-.~. ._...... __ _....; _1 __.__ •. ~ 0 __ • __ •• __ • ,l " GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursda)', September 30, 1911 Society News Gathered from All the Pointes P.E.O. Schedules 50th Convention lChi Ome9a Alu,!,nae I Plannl.ng _____ I To Gather At Dinner I P.E.O. Sisterhood Convention Woman's Club Group to Meet The Supreme Chapter of the I Members of the 118 chap, - I P.E.O. SiJterbood will bold its lerll of the Sisler hood in Michi. Members of the Delrol Chi The Grosse Poi,.te Woman's Reservations musl be reo i t 50th bteDDial c:onvenlioo in De. gall serving as hostesses and omega AlumDae Association I Club Bridge Group will hold ceived by Mrs. Mic:klethwaite. i1s first fall meeting in the 886.6034, no later than Sun. trolt nut week, M 0 n d I Y members of committees plan- gather for their first dinner i throulh Thursday, OCtober 4 ning the convention include meeting of the season nexl: Josephine Gregory Room of day, October 3. the Grosse Poinle War Mem. to 'I. President Mrs. Ewing T. Mrs. Dwight Struthers, of Wednesday, October 6, at 6:30 I Kerr. of Cheyenne, Wyo., will Lochmoor boulevard, co.cbair. o'clock in the Lakeland avenue orial's Alger H 0 use next Wednesday, October 6, with Just back from a lour offielale at tbe meetingS to be man for general chairman Mrs. home of Mrs. Minard Mumaw. luncheon served at noon and througn Gree,=e are DR. and held in QIbo Hall. John Polzin, of Kalamazoo. The evening's activities wHl ; ------.------include collection of paper.: card games beginning at 12:30 MRS. BYRON ANDREOU, of back books {or inmates of the o'clock. LaSalle place, and MR. and Wayne County Jail, court' Mrs. Stuart Micklelhwaite MRS. EDWARD ~GER, of Why Not Be Pleasantly whisl and a brief business' is bridge chairman, Mrs. Jack Grosse Pointe boulevard, who session. ' Merritt, co.chairman and the particularly enjoyed Corfu, the Surprised for a Change? Further information may be Mesdames Harold Lee, John ThESsaJo,.iki I n t ern a tional Excellent U.orkmall~hip & lob t a i n ed and reservations i Kelly and RalE F. Urso serve Fair and motoring through made by contacting Mrs.! as assi~tant chairmen. Good .liefl'iee. small villages. Mumaw at 882.2880 or ~rs. 'I Remodeli"g A Specially Thomas Moehring at 885.8918. , Our New Coals I 'nsurpassed 1------1 TII CROSSE ~ DAIICE WORKSHOP In Pri('e & Quality. Both Mrs. Polzin and Mrs. 1 C!osses begin: Slruthers are past. presidents October 16. 1971 at Christ Episcopal Church . .', PI",,, llrop I" ~ IOf the Michigan Slate Chapter. G,.u. Poin'. 81...01. Mrs. Mer rill Dillon, of i 9:00 A.M., ages 10.13 IMl'1Gnley avenue, present pre. sident, will welcome the' ap. 10:00 A.M., ages 4.6 proximately 2,000 delegates 11:00 A.M.• ages 7.9 and visitors representing the r.. n and you", adult c1.. u will "gin ~~FUR:~~ 50 states and six Canadian Fliclay. OclolHr 15, 1971,-4:1 S p.m. 01 15001 KERCHEVAL, Corner Wayburn provinces. . i GROSSE POINTE ACADEMY GrosH Point. P(lrk VA 2.6425 Mrs. William Buchinger, of • elo.... for $12.00 SIO', Ho4Irs 9:30 to 5 Doily MeMilhln road, is serving as Con locI Deni.. SaykYIa 01 371.1647 fo, furth.r information general chairman of meals, ioelw.. n I: 15 A.M. and 1:45 A.M. Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. OPfN THUItSDAr AND fltlDAY fVfNINGS ... CONVfN/fNT PAR/CING- Finalizing arrangements for the LON. of McKinley avenue, current Wf WIU VAUDArf YOUIt cur PARKING Lor rlCKU 50th biennal convention of the Su- president of the Mi chi g a n State preme Chapter of P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter, and MRS. D WIG H T VM fURNITURf • to be held in Detroit October 4 STRUTHERS. of Lochmoor boule- through 7, are, (left to right), MRS. vard, convention co.chairman and BIRMINGHAM. LIVONIA • GROSSEprE. JOHN POLZIN, of Kalamazoo, gen. past-president of the Michigan State SPECIAl! eral convention chairman and past. Chapter. There are four active chap. president of the Michigan State Chap. ters and nearly 150 members of save ter of P.E.O., MRS. MERRILL DIL. P.E.O. in the Grosse Pointe area. Ilssisted by co-chairman Mrs. Itry Club drive. Oxford road, Is chairman of $40 Franklin Dougherty, of Coun. Mrs. Frank Seydler, of the Tuesday evening dinner at the Sheraton.Cadillic Hotel . . ~~::~:n;:~=&'iC~~»:?;'~~W''''''''''''~''l'S;''''~''~!<'W and Mrs. Sheldon Drennan, of Lakecrest lane, chairman of the Wednesde,y evening ban. ~ quet at Cobo Hall. !:T:WHEN YOU WEAR t! " ~.,,~ Pages will include Mrs. Jon . Struthers, of Hampton road, YOUR FUR COAT JUST TO Mrs. Gorden Cameron, Jr., of Colonial court, Mrs. Howard KEEP WARM ••• MAYBE aven::e, and Mrs. Norman Merriweather road, is East Gilmore, of Ballantyne court. IT'S TIME TO RESTYLE IT I Mrs. Kent Silloway, of Merriweather road, is East Area publicity chairman. Mrs. Douglas Hoerner, of Holiday road, serves as assist. ant' treasurer. DurlDll the convention there will be 'an election and in. stalla tion of officers. Wednesday evening banquet speaker Mrs. Rob e r t son Davies, of Toronto. will talk on "Cllnadian Women - Can. adian Wit" and the Ford Continent81s will provide mus. 1 ical entertainment. Special banquet guests will include Dr. and Mrs. Jon LIMITED TIME OFFER! Hondrum. Dr. Hondrum is president of Cottey Junior Col- CHRISTIAN olOR HOSIERY SALE .-w 53" LOVUEATS CUSTOM COVIln IN GIIAT FAIRIeS lege for Women, Nevada. Mo., a fully accredited liberal arts VAN'S specially priced loveseats gIve new flair to your living room, We can: shorten it, lengthen it, cape school with .an enrollment of th rough 0 ctober 9th bedroom, foyer or den I Select them singularly or In pairs, you'll pay" no it, poncho it. We can: slim it, shape approximately 325 studenUl, mu(e than you would normally pay for a choir and hove seating space it, belt. it, sash it,. cuff it. For fine suppOrted by P.E.O, since ... just a limited time to save for twol 8e':Iutifully crafted and custom covered. YOfJr choice of many custom restyling of aU furs, it's 1929. "- smart new decorator fabrics that run the gamut from vel"iets to new, Other guests will be Evelyn stain & soil resist polyeste~. ORDER YOURS TODAY AND SAVEl Moore, a recipient of the P. E. O. Educational Fund on fine stockings and panty CONVENIENT TERMS-fREE DECORATOR SERVICES Kay Anos Furs created to assist qualified women in attaining education. stockings in fall fashion shades. 19216 MACK AVE. al goals, (since its inception in 1907 an aggregate in excess PIMIIJ!, .2Q;W3 Mad< "'- TU ...... of $9,000,000 has been used by IA" FURNI~!E'J' -II"HAII: m s, Hur,Iw,.At Woodwarc:l MI 7.16QO' 'Hollrs: 9:30 iii 5:30- Thurlllay iii '30 Actionwear stretch 'stockings. Vm '. . .LmlIIIA: Mlrri.,5 Plaza, 5 J.N./lMrriman 52'2-3600 ' more than 16,500 students), ' .... 'WOOUC11 UHLCD 'D , ..... _: 1NJft., nus. & Fri, 'til9 p',M. ~I.,. 01~ 01~rlD'uIII and two students, one from ~ Japan and one from the United Arab Republic, studying in the 3.pair box, reg. 5.25 .. .Now 4.15 United States on P.E.O. In. ternational' Peace Scholar. Actionwear panty stockings. Ccn".nlen' Parlrinll-W. Will Validat. Your City Pa,lring to, ricle.t. ships. The P.E.O. Sisterhood, a p 11i I a n thropic organization whose interests are directed 3.pair box, reg. $9... Now 5.95 to education for women, was founded 8S a college sorority at Iowa Wesleyan, 1010 u n t pleasant, in 1869. SPECIAL Today it is an international community organization with Jacobson~s loft, plush Carlin Uhralux blanket 4,400 local chapters and ap- proximately 176,000 members in the United States and Can- 66")(90" twin, originally $19 $12 ada. 80"x90" full, originally $21. $14 Conv"ni"nt Pa,icing-W. Will Validate Your City Pa,lrinll Lo' riclce, 108")(90" dual, originally $28 $20 The warmest, lightest, loveliest blanket pictur. the (ub .. AH around for it's mode of. amazing Vellux dilplayinl you, favorite with millions of nylon fibers fused on photOL •• six at a time, all in one size or in an both sides of polyurethane foam. Machine assortment of sizes, a washable, n~n.allergenie, beautiful. tridc made possible merely Sapphire. carnation, gold, lime, vanilla by varying the sizes of the 2.. photo mattings included. Crysrol clear lucile 4W c;ube wilh mats to aceommodote 2"x3" walle' size, 3"x3" Instomatic, 3")("" t'olaroid, or ""x"" snapshot pholcgrophs. $6. Jacob SonS ~'(1@)(f@ (f@)[? UDu@ [}o@)IJVD@ 't ~:i,:I L a. s S IS. "I 7 tUX' ' t!I , ,f' 1 '.••h":'::,':!~, ',. ~,." 1;'~'{ .. '~f .,i Thursday, September 30, 1971 G R 0 SSE P 0'1 N TEN E W S Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Church Circles Slate Session" .WOlNn'. Aqu.tic;. Club Set Garden Club I Enjoying a recent vacation ISaturday, september 18. at Christmas Mart's Coming In Las Vegas with the Nomads the home of D c fer School Groue Pointe Memoclal Jack MUla in RadDor dre1e. Slates Soci.1 Evening District Meeting Flying Club was FRAN REN. Iteacher VIRGINIA JOHN- Church Women's Associatioo \ Circle Sevec will aeet at the x-Mra 01 the Womu's Al1D, of Stanhope avenue. SON. P~esident MARION Circles will meet next Tues. same time in Mr.. Fruk .. SAlLE directed the 9 o'cllX:~ d~y, October ~, to study the Townselld', home iD WIAdm.W Aqutlc Cbab are back ill the • • • executive board me e tin g ~~ble aod ill relationship tD Pointe drive. , •• of t!Wl&a, haviq be.UII Beta Xi Chapter of Delta which was followed by a gen. Kappa Gamma held its first era I business meeting, lunch. C~~~U~y.~nd the Christian Circle Six will meet at lZ:ao their WI "'IOG in the pool meeting of the school year eon and a workshop. o'clO(:k in Kn. Robert CoD- at tbe Women', City Ciub Gathering at 9:30 o'clock in way's f10me in Kerriweather $tII&t.W U. The lint of I•••••••••••••••••••••••••••, the morning Circle One will road. au, aodaleyetlli p1uDed for ... meet at the North Shore drive Mrs. David Keever will ope the .. 0 at... ahead 11 a e . home o~ Mrs. Selma E. Bach. ber Washington road home to doet diuer 'I1wndI : LONG HAIR? : eller, Circle Two at the Lake- Circle Eilbt at 7:46 o'clock. ~ I., at Lliablrdi', i;.C:::' ... land avenUe ~esidence of Mrs. Circle NlDe will gather .ID the - . ~y Kiely, Cude Three at the Youth Lounge of the Clturda am ia lI,t WllTen IV.LIe. : (JrOJJe poinle Coi!!ureJ : Rivard boulevard hOme of at 9:30 o'clock in the morniJl& p_n __ I.M __ ...... 11_ a-..1 ..11_. Mrs. LaWTeDc:e Wilson and • -- .... ~..- .... QUI ... itlPiles ~(JU 10 Cmlf' III {or fl (.'( HI N.H'!''';/.) • Circle Four .t the Bedford ---- Del' IIId open meetmc will be road bome or Mrs. Fioyd N. ~ing. hole-1D-oDeIt Go- COIIdueted by Dorothy Luch. : FREE SIiAlflJOO A \I) 8f;7' 10 IlItrlH/IIt'(' )011 10 : Secrest. wanJe Golf Club over the week taa, aewly .. leeted president. ~ NAjAII our Fabll/()/l.~ Slrli.~l "'11I1111I1 lor /In" lleaerYaUona may be made by ~ . ... Circle Five will meet at 1 end was JERRY NUYTI'ENS, telephonlng 882.tM82 or 3'12. ... l p./)() 1',...01\lVI ";S .. o'olock at the home of Mrs. of Willison road. .12...... (:011 for uppl. T/lura .. hi .. .\11/. or,h' • ~ (JrOJJe poinle Coi!lurej ~ The 1971 Planned Parenthood Christmas Mart ...20427 Mack 884-2090 • ... Gro .... 1'~lilll(' .... Mod. .- is coming, October 19 thro~h 21,.in the Veteran's .. Memorial Building of Detro1t's C1ty Center where ... ~ ~ specialty shops from all parts of the United States ...... will be displayhig their very special goodies in time for plan-ahead holiday buying. MRS. STEPHEN W. SMITH, (left), and MRS. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, WICK ctOje Ouf both Pointers, co-chairmen of this year's Mart, were and among a group gathered recently at the J. Boyer Candler home in Touraine road to address a mailing WILLOW of 2,700 "coloring book" brochures. Those brochures 15300 Kercheval Marine Private LUKE M. are really fantastic this year - but then: So is the ~ cer. Beaconlfield , REINSMA. husband of the Mart. Sale! former BARBARA E. FElK. ------~821 ..9320 ENS, daughter of MR. and BaS. JOHN oFElKENS, of A.A. UW"Seeking New Members Of Our Medite"anetln Lighting Pemberton road, has been 'HINK CHRIIIMAII graduated from recruit train. An orientaUon meeUng for office,.. and to become ae. Start your project I nowl Fixtures and Home Decors ing at the Marine Corps Re. women Interested in join.ing quainted with the organiz.a. Box.s - plaques - papl.r tole - 'cruit Depot. Parris Island, the !Grosse Poitlte Brucil of Uon's 15 Study Groups and paints ,.- shadow boxe •. S.C. the American ASlodatlOll 01 their fellowahips. All supplies available. HUGE SA VINGS! University Women 11 planDe 100% POLYESTER KNIT Checks and Stripes IS.8S Suitable Fot Men's Slacks A Yard 100% POLYESTER 'S.88 Patterns and CheCKS A YU'd '100% COTTON KNIT 12.88 Stripes and Patterns A Yard LEARN A UNIQUE METHOD • luggage OF SEWING ON KNIT FABBICS • Infernational & Do. Eight 2 Hour Demonstration Clallell.Oaered mestic. Travel Needs Morning - Afternoon - Evenmq • Handbags • Complete line of Briefcases F.. turlnll Jumping JlCk 1h0tl for IIlrl .. • Campers Accessories • Sleeping Bogs and fM Backpacks IEGULAR • Fine Leather Gifts S-T-R-E..T-(-H & SEW STORE HOURS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FABRICS MON. th", tHURS. 345 FISHER ROAD 9:00 to 5:30 Maryanne W. Harvey .. Fli. AND SAT. Jacob SonS '" 20936 Kelly Rd., East Detroit 779-8220 881.0200 In The Village • doily 10,00 10 5,30 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, September 30, 1971 .Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women '.:1 IIEvent Calendars to churc:hes .Ide the Mothers Club and other mtere.ted organiza. : New Century Year Starting : ______Ins .______. tions,Is one(as'Jfwelltheas servIcesall students),per. ! Detroit New Century CI~ Mer~College in Detroit. will . . formed by the KoUlers Club. . A Je.IJunly .ummer WaJ will hold the first of its 1971-72 talk on "Liberated to Ser~le." ble for the Jnvita.tions, place TIlia was tak\ln care of by cor • sessions next Monday. October Prior to Sister Middleton's . NOT tbe lot of 141I1)' members cards and centerpiece for tbe responding secretary J( r s. 4, at the Downtown Y:'ICA. A pro g ram. 25.or.more.year .ot the ExeellUve Board of the luncheon. John Caulkins, wbo has allO board of directors meeting will members will be honored . .Gro&M Polnte South High SdlolarD.lps Awarded written letters of welc:orne to ! open the pr~eedings at 10:30 :"iew Century Club will hold Sellool JIotheli Club. Reports Eleven students have :11. the new teachers and Ieveral o'c 10 c k With refreshments one meeting on the first ~Aon. . of tIlelr varied and impres. I ready received scboln"hips to. letters of condolence, plu.s 'scheduled for noon. day of each month. October .live activities .re given at tiling $6.200 according to Mrs, th~nk you ~tes for scholar . There will be a business: through :'1ay, with the excep . .' a bmchtoD meetin( held at t.Ile Donald Briggs. vice. president ship money. conated in mem- neeting at 1 and at 2 o'clock I tion ot January. when the . . Gro&M P~iJlte Vac:ht Club and scholarship chairman. ory .of Jualllta Hager, a past . I ot Sister L u c i II e Middleton. I meeting wjl] take place- on the . WedIIeIday, september 15, al. this amount, $3,900 was donat. presl'~Dt. I,R.S.:'f.. -'.I former president of I second Monday. ,teDdec1 by all the members. ed and will. be administered An encouraging announc:r. by the Mothers Club. Eight ment came from Mrs. Robert Preaiclent )frs. C bar 1e s mailing chairman, Mrs. Hinks; I HaUoween chairman, Mrs. Lee of the nme recipients for Balten, treasurer, who has reo ~ Beltz .tated tbat she bad IN. memlJership, Mrs. McCubbrey; , Lindberg; family supper, :Mrs. : DEED spent. bus)' summer! whkh Mrs. Briggs are respon. c:eiyed $1,200 from 800 new sible have received the first Mothers Club members. soc:iai.. Mrs. Kennedy; social i James Connolly; ninth grade She thlJlked those ehairmen co.chalrm~n. Mrs. Hugh Har. chairman. Mrs. Carinn; twelfth, '.who were alrMdy hard at h~U ot the!r grants. The rest Blku _ Teuil c.uril j .' "'., ness; neighborhood groups. grade chairman, Mrs. Thomas will be paid. before the next Enrollment figures dale i work. on tbeir projects, and to Mrs. Maynard; prog~am, Mrs. Maarer; P.T.A. Council rep. )(1'1 •. William Kennedy, social semester begtllS. given by faculty representa. J. R. Bush; pubhclly. Mrs. resentative. Mrs. Cedric Rich. c:hairman. who was responsi. Distributing of Mothers Club live Mrs. Benson McClure reo Wi1liaJl~ Montgomery;. and ner; Board of Education rep- play I1ckets. 'Mrs. Richard resentalive. Mrs. Denise; nom .. ~. Speer. inating com m i t tee. Mrs. ~ .. ,'" Still more are: Bus chap. George Crockatt; Motion Pic. erones, Mrs. Stua ..t Cammetl, ture CounCil delegale, Mrs. Doors open at 9 o'clock tomorrow right), MRS. FREDERICK L. OLM. Jr.; Christmas tea, Mrs. David Coolidge; •.nd Healtb i~~~~ morning, Friday, October 1, 1: the STEAD, MRS. EARL H. NELSON and Tho:nas Munson; spring ben. Education Council delegate,. annual rummage sale staged by the MRS. ~UCHARD B. JOHNS. The sale, efit, Mrs. J. Allred Grow; Mrs. Philip Dickinson, Women's Association of Grosse Pointe which continues at the Church in Woods Presbyterian Church. Serving Mack avenue Saturday morning, is as co-chairmen of the event for the one of the Association's principal third. consecutive year are, (left to fund-raising events. COLONIAL LAMP SHOP \'eal 2,440 pupils now at South I"High PoiJItes," the Mothers was laid by Mrs. Donald Mc. 22420 Mack Ave.-St. Clair Shores High, 672 ninth graders, 590 Club newsletter, was in par. Cubbrey, membership chair. tenth graders, 591 eleventh ents' hands by the first week man, and her committee of 65 fl)Kt YOUIZ OW" graders and 58'7 twelfth grad. or the month thanks to Mrs. women who called all ninth • Lamp Repairing • Lamp Shades ers. Parking is a real prob. Theodore Sweeney, newslet. grlJde parents to welcome • Lamp Parts e'rL out Of TH E lem due to the building reno. ter chairman. them to tbe school and men- valion, but sludents have been The mountainous task ot tion the party, held Friday. Virginia and Joe Jursek ~ most cooperative. mailing falls to Mrs. Richard September 17. 6E5T f~L:L HJ\2VE5I The Increased number of Hinks and her committee. She Ninth Grade chairman Mrs. Hours 9:30 to 5:00 779-3150 bicycles has made it necessary reported a special mailing, Robert Carion planned a fun- to lIse the tennis courts. Mrs. "Opening ot School lor 1971- filled evening for the young Me<:lure noted that class size 1972," sent in mie.August to. people. A 1ance, combined was ilP in many cases-cafe. taled 1,886 pieces. with a millionaire's party, fe~. ~ terfa prices too - but these The newsletters, all '1,917 of tured C~LW's Dave Schalfer '''£Go:f ,... ft.A.He 'T" ~"'1'Ilt. must come down because of them, were mailed at the, end as guest star. The mixer was 1HE •~ ~ J' VV.,." ., ..., the freeze. of August and on September a great success, attended by f' ~The Counseling Center has 2 homeroom packets for par. 200 ninth graders! t,., "0Rf£.D W~OL5 "'Oft 4.Utr~. been reorganized and is no ents. we~e assembled. These Mrs. Malcolm Denise, Board t , I I' ""'" ." of Education representative, ,.A~r Due to the counslllors' in. envel?pes, a total of 2,670.. reported informatively on the '-'M ~ A" D A~ E:;~l..;, creased loads, (each (akes .. Nelgh~rhood Group activo meetings she had attended z ~J V 2 CAre.of at least 370 students). ~ties begm .in October accor~- during the summer months . z. lL agpomtments must now be mg to eha11'l1lan Mrs" Robert Mrs. Douglas Smith, millage .J'fl'''rc.fIIlt.. ""V WOAl.., "'"~H A. Ie.. made Maynard. She has sent letters and FLEC representative. ex. z . ·~., Z Th~ September issue of to the 31 bridge, ,:ight sewing pressed regret at t.be defeat 5;~~~~~e~l~"5zz ~:f:~~~~!~ ~~lT:IIC r;:!~:~::'1attended~:~~~:~~:~ninth grade mixer defeated in Barnes, Fer.t'Y" J ' ;:::.1' M'. :::: 'w' .:::OJ USIC ;:;. Mason, Monteith and Poupard. C n I ~ ~ 11~!' ;::::v:t E:(~'~~~!j~\ OUT Of TH£ AmC- ::~ ~~~~ :~:nr:~~p:~~ Z l.aW .. IK_ Ge.... ,.... :::: ..... ~rzT'"J f~6 K, '" J :::: La INTO A NEW UGHT ExeeuUve Board Jlemlter •. 5T . Z .:.: Ma'lluerit. Oemln., :.;. Let u. crOite a Members of the Exeeutive Pia~': I Board for .1971-72include Mrs. ,.,~7.'~~ ..• M~"lf. - & 11Z111"""" M W..... • :-Voice iff ~:rlt1ro:"~.~7~~th I Beltz, president; president- Instrumentation :.•::.,; or 0 er prec OUI , 7. .::...... - mementoe•. To... elect Mrs. Albert Dickson; .. II LA L~1Ir :.:. '__-'1 ••d~",'" .:.: b;,lId, repair, or vice president Mrs. Briggs: reo "'" V" VPJ :~...: ~Z"Q:' Th.ory :::: ere.te new limps . .. and rhtlurea c.u cording secretary Mrs. Thom~ ""iZ.KI."" &£"1"" e.R'''~~ &ll\,,~ ., ~r~=-"':.-,~ ~: ~ ~=r~~~s.~~ \I~ltD~TfD W 'T" fUt:LHt\~E ~~li'~;~~~::~!~~ip:.."?r51:'~o~ have already Je~reC;;:~h~af~~~rtya~~;~~: UNIVERSITY -LIGGETT . ;::: 15 Kercheval ,:::: rnu.t~rl."~;reCeh~~~~:te:e~~~ sentaliv~; Mrs. McClure: his. y ~~ :~i~~:::::::::~::w:~::~;:~:::::::::::::;lPI:UP-:d d::er .... ~o:~~~~tt::~sMr~.o~~e~~~k;; SCHOOL 1971 lEOURE SERIES Three Detroiters offer SALE thought-provoking lectures on Art, Music and liistory. CORDUROY AND BRUSH DENIM "The Pleasure and Pains of Modem Arrl JEANS Tues" Oct. 5, 1971 - 10:30 a,m. ..., MRS. SUSAN ROSSEN, 99 Assistant Art Curator at the 7 Detroit Institu~ of Arts Reg. $J1 and $12 II "Modern Music-Establishment or Noli-Conformist?" Just When You Wont Wed" Oct. 20, 1971 • 10:30 a.m, Them ... large Selections PIERRE HEi'U, of No.Wale, Mid-Wale Associate Conductor .Corduroy and Brushed Detroit Symphony ,Orchestra Denim at This Very Special Price ... III l'World Leadership - A Crisis Color Range Includes in the 70's" Dark, Medium and Wed" Nov, 3, 1971 • 10:30 a.m, Postel Shades. DR. MILTON COVENSKY, Professor of History, SIZES 5 TO 13 AND 6 TO 16 Author and nationally known philosopher, OPEN Wayne State University THURSDAY AND. All lectures are held at 10:30 a.m. FRIDAY NIGHT University Campus TIL 9, P.M. 1045 Cook Road Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48236 -Clip o;,;o;de;Fo-;;' -;;"7.;;,;;;; WI'hc'i:.'k ------MlJrle Payable 10: UNIVEltSITY.LIGGETT SCHOOL "_0" tend __ lulU.... rle. Ilckel~ at $6.00 for the _nil,. teri•• '0: NAME .__ ~ _ ADDRESS _ 63 KERCHEVAl.ON-THE.Hlll CITY ZIP I, . J+"",,,., • "',.c T~,\:,""7t:;.;:~'lf)'~'I,;,~.i~;"~'~'--::,:'~n~;:}r,,~~~~ ::::~;'';;~,':!~;f.ft,j"".:";:'o; -~:,1~:F~'1?'~'-(" '.)'''-~~--:'r~("~':':~7 ~~'" t.-; ..'~':'"'',"C:' ';1',1''")' : ;T' Y', ",. Thursday, September 30. 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS p. Ninet.tn Society News Gathered from All the Pointes Slate Welcome Wagon Meeting Start Pear Tree Quester Sea~oll Engaged Spring Bride •• HIV. The next .tnllet1ni 01 Wel. At Welcome Wagon's sep- The first meeting of the sea- ogy, including a brief analysis corne Wagon Club of Grosse tember '16 meeti.ag Mrs. W. A. son for the Pear Tree Chapter o£ the horoscopes of several AIITIOUII Pointe is scheduled for Thurs. Drexel. vire.president, called of Questers was held at the members. A Silent Auction Aulhenlic Early !lmericon day, October 7, at 11 o'clock tile group to order. Guesls in. Falrholm road horne of the also was held. Anliques at the Grosse Pointe War Me. troduced were Mrs. D. C. group's president, Mrs. John The State Meeting of Ques- Furnilure A Speciu/ly Smith, Mi'S. J. T. Helm, Mrs. morial. 'RcHcrvations should be McLellan. Jr., September 16. ters to be held at the Hillon Hours-Mon., Fri., Sat. C. S. Jensen, Mrs. Frank Du- Tile program consisted of 9 Inn in Ann Arbor October 13 made by this Monday, OCtober 1 to 7 4, through Mrs. Fred Beck, Pont. Mrs. H. J. Schwartz and Welcome Brunch introducing will take the place of Pear 882,8404, or Mrs. WilUam R. Mrs. T. S. Vincent. new members, with 18 memo Tree's next regular monthly Edgar, 886.31!85. Mrs. Artbur Engstrom re- bers in attendance. meeting, Members desiring Appl. ,., You. CeftlletlMtKe minded all present of plans for Speaker of the day Mrs. transportation are to meet at 22631 He.,.., $1. a.u ~ a tour of Greenfield VWage in John Crane talked on Astrol- Mrs. McLellan's. 77'.8500 October. Any DewClOmerinter- . ested in joiDmg the tour, which will leave from the War Memorial, should contact Mrs. -,.~:~Q3: Q Engstrom ;It 884.0448 for fur. ther information and reserva- ~ tions. FROM OuR I iMrs. John E. Lane reported rPalE.Ut!. and !B'tu.~ dI'tt qja./.b;'tY that Open Bowling is proving TftAOlTIONAL AND MODE_ DESIGNER GROUP Jn4j"""-l ....,""'lMt quite successful. All Dewcom. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN Piano, Voice, ers to the area are welcome. W"'TER eOL.OR. GRAPHIC. Assistance is provided for POATAAlT8 • MURALS cueTOM FRAMING . Classical Guitar for . p cti ti I Mr. and Mr~. Wilfred C. Plans for a spring woodin:; Children and .ldults IlOVlces. rospe ve par c - Hllgli, Jr., of Three Mile Drive are being made by MICH. 1732Q MACK AVE. P"U .• .JO.KM4 ..... RENT. PHONEe815.3570 GUY 8""'T'1'ON 100Ofo pants are invited to call Mrs. and Brewster, Mass., have an- UNEN Kelly-Kirby Piano method AELEEN BeL 0 G N A and 'Lane at 882-6lID4 or Mrs. For Ages 4.6 M. M. Kruger at 886.0913 or to nOUDced the engafiement of Damian D. Toto, whose en. DETROIT INSTitUTE meet the groUll at Woods the i r daughter, SUZANNE gagement has been announced Lanes in Mack nenue at !l CORDIER HUGLI, to John by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H~D-StREE OF MUSICAL ART o'clock on Froiday afternoons. Beverly Paulson, son of Mr. Sam BoIo(Da, of Washington (Eolhift ""'",h) Birthday Cup recipiMt was and Mrs. Llynn Clifford Paul. road. Mr. Toto is the son of (16237 Mack at 3 Mile Id.) Mrs. Cedric McGraw. '!be son, of Washington, D.C. the Sam Totas, of Niles, O. For Information call 831-2870 NEW! PRINTS ftower arrangement went to They plan to be married in I Mrs. 'R. J. Abbot. January at Christ Cburch, Kappa Kappa Gammas sterling medallion i4ii~iiijiOCiMiiODciitOi" iii~iCXiociiiCi:iiCHi~ Harwichport, Mass. To Mark Founders' Day B~()TIFUL .. " Miss Hugli received her TRADrTlON~L PAn-E~NS :::~ Perms, Cuts, Styles & Care Bachelor of Arts degree in The Detroit A1wnnae Asso- by , History last May from Temple ciation of Kappa Kappa Gam- , Tints, Bleaches, Shon & Compare Buell College. Denver, Colo. ma will hold a Founders' Day (is''a,.d 54" wicJfhs) r Her fiance was graduated dinner lit the Grosse Pointe Towle Be Casual or Natural from st. Albans SChool in War Memorial next Tuesday. Washingt.on, D.C.• and receiv. OCtober 5, at 7 o'clock. Guest ed his Engineering degree speaker will be Helen Llcatis, or May be Demure from Yale University in 1967. director of Volunteer Services Come See Adel For Choice He is a systems engineer with at the Rehabilitation Institute IBM in Waltham, Mass. of Metropolitan Detroit. of Coiffure . Associoation president Mrs. $2'~yJ. , Exhibiting in the Michigan Willard S. Smith. of Colonial \ OpeTtJlor. 10 help you-edrla or Terri Crattsmen's Council Introspec- road, wUl conduct the business F'OR. tion/71 Conference at :Midland meeting. Plans have been completed " Ad. I' 17007 KERCHEVAL Center for the Arts this week- OAAPERY- SLIPCOVERS n .t end will be POLLY SUNDT for OM of the quarterly birth- , ', t>" in the Village FISCHER, of Warner road, day parties given by Kappas (. VILLAGE . 2itd floor who works in metal, alld for patients llt the Rehabilita- a"cllJPHOLSTERY ' • ' 882 2550 JAMES R. GILBERT. of tion Institute. Rebabilitation . . HAIRDRESSERS • North Renaud road, who works C'hairman Mrs. Gordon Tanner f ac:IC~=CICICMHIta=CICICMDCto_toIlCICICMXH5e in glass. will be assisted by Mrs. Ben- 01Q, SeC(mcU: jamin F. Guiney and Mrs. Cal- laway Smith at th8 party this evening, September 30. The 1irst in a series of handsome sterling medal. LET US Kappa activities for the year lions by Towle Silversmiths, Makes a distinctive began earlier this month with Chri~tmas tree ornament or a stunning pendant. The group meetings. WATCH "Peace Dove" is illustrated on one side and a The East Side Group met at ~ :Your Time! the hame of Mrs. Gale Beards. "Partridge in a Pear Tree" on the other. Only $10,00 . ley on September 21 for lun- 10 MILE at Littl. Mack Rd. cheon, cancer pad sewing and ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICH. ' ,Werepair all fine I a busineu session conducted 7"ler.0078 -1iioIooi watches a. ,well a7 by c:bairmio!n Mn.W'llUIm H. Chronograph.'Ond CoddingtoD. Chronometers. ' Later that day the Even1ng Si.." 1934 Group met at the borne of Mrs. Thomas CbristeoseD. 16601 E. Warren TU I-'WOO Tr~ fav4l'S, and posters were J. 8045 EAST JEFFERSON made for the Rehabilitation D.E,!,ROIT, MICH. Institute. Mrs. David 1.. Roll is chair. CONVENIENT PARKING-WE WILL VAt/DATE YOUR CITY PARKING LOT TICKET 821-3525 , man of the Evening Group. J 16601 E, WARREN TU 1--4800. Beware of the strings most promises have tied to them. ,Announcement Mr. Hans Streich fresh-face Hair Styles Beauty Is Now Under New Ownership Masque Jeannine Grammens LAST 3 DAYS ... , May be i~st ,the product you have been hopin9 for to Well Known Color Consuhant Uncover Hidden Beauty. It (Ids like and old fashioned and Operator and Her Staff ANNUAL EVENT poultice-works gently but effedi' on impurities thot escapes ordinary cleansing-pI' , smoothly in one Will Be Happy to Serve You. FRANCISCAN EARTHENWARE piece as supple os a chamoi' ,.,- ',]ky skin comes For Appt, Call TV 1-2620 off. .,..,ith it-its blond, prote" elps stimulate 20.PIECE STARTERSeT SALE and firm the skin, it olso unlocks rebe",~. 'nage pores. Manicurist - Helen Phessas 28.95 31.95 Hair Stylists (lI'OHe pointe CotoJe"". Pat, Elaine, Margo, Cathy Reg. 35.95 Reg. 38.95 881.7:252 or 881.7253 19798 MACK, GROSSE PQINTE WOODS September 20 through October 2... you can 20335 Mack, Ave. Grosse Pointe Woods save on famous handcrafted Franciscan patterns designed and made in California. Sterling Silver Chip-resistant, colorfast, dishwasher-safe. Bo"8ount Countru. Sets include 4 each of dinner plates, salad plates, soup/cereal bowls, cups, THE HIGHLANDS ROBERT TRENT SAVE 250/0 JONES, THE NEW BOYNE MOUN. saucers. Collection includes patterns shown, TAIN ALPINE CHAMPIONSHIP 18. EVERYDAY DISCOU~TS HOLE GOLF COURSES PLUS TWO ON THESE FAMOUS lRANDS plus" Apple", " Ivy", "Tulip Time", "Floral", e'XECUTlVE, 9.HOLE COU RSESI. • TOWLE • WALLACE "HdCienda Green" and "Pebble Beach". Serving • GORHAM • INTERN.ATIONAL The Most Exciting Courses In the World , • ALVll'oI • HEIRLOOM pieces may be had for most patterns . • LUNT • REED" IARTON huge Smoke or citron Madeira crystal goblets, selection of imported wines, sherbets, reg. 3.25 each... now 2.~ Crystal and Silver Plate holloware. DIAMQNDS • WATCHES • &IRTHSTONE RINGS Madeira Crystal OUR EVERYDAY PRICES ARE 2.44 each ALWAYS THE LOWEST Vogue JEWELERS Jacob SonS ~~ {ltQ)0' ilDtl<» ~ 7 Mil. MO' Meck AV'. 21377 MOROSS ROAD TU 4.2585, I Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 30, 1971 ~ ; , Call TUxedo 2-6900 1.' 3 Trunk Lines to Serve You Oui~kJy lA-'ERSONALS 2F-SCHooLS IS-SITUATION WANTEC' 5A-SITUATION. '6-FOR RENT, 6-FOR lENT, .fiC-OFFICES FOR RENT! 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE -G-R-O-SS-;-;O-l-NT-E~;E-A-- --ALLP-O-lN-T-E-S--- Two-high -;~hoolgi~ will ~~~~!~~______UNFURNISHED YN F~_~~IS~~~ . }O~OR-RENT- . KING SIZE -b;dspr;;:d-, -j-ust DRIVING SCHOO. help prepare and serve your EUnOPEAN lady wishes I or CHATSWORTH - Newer 5 UPPER FLAT, 898 Harcourt NEW PROFESSIONAL cleaned, in excellent condi. HOMEOWNERS Learn to drive. Rapidly. Rea. parties. 884.0912. 2 days housework. Kerche. room lower, dining room. 2 -2 bedrooms, 2 baths, fam. OFFICE SUn"ES lion. Antique gold. $25. 889. INSURANCE. sonabJy. Mature, patient in. COMPANION N C - val bus Iin('. Call after 5 bedrooms. gar;.'ge. Couple ily room, garage, watel' and I 23000 MACK 0802, . . urse •. onva- p.lll. 777.8721. 0 n 1)'. $185. TU 4.4061. yard care furnished. No. FLEXIBLE layout private----- .----. ---- ..-- Freeze your House insurance structors, confidence in. leseent, invalid, experienced, __ ,______afternoons. epts. Carp.eting and appU-1 lavatory facilities, 'separate, BOOUtTIbQUEIsadle,~sIzeOS}O',14, rate for the next 3 years. stalled, 18 years and up. ,references, own transporta. A-I IRONER wishesda)'s. Ref. $3 coer an 572 Ifa\er Get a 3.year rate guarantee Call 7 days, 729.2100. .' tion, will chauffeur. 821- erences. 871-1271. 17530--iACK----2-bedr~ ances aVll.lable. 10 per I utilities, interesting opportu'j h'lI ... - . on renewal, with annual pay- 5604 apartment. Immediate oc. month. &'23.3238. nity for ownership. , _~~ _ ments. Avoid annual rate I-LOST AND FOUND ---.------IEXPERINECED lady wishes cupancy. GE appliances, l-BEDROOr.l apartment, all COX AND BAKER : LEATHER TOPPED mahog. bikes & aDnual expirations. I PAULINE'S Secretarial Serv. 3 days. day work. Refer. Convenient shopping and appliances, air conditioned, 779.6600 any . ~tep tabll'cs, excellent If your Home ins. expires LOST TaD male cat wearing ice -18M seslectric typing ences. 935.15834. transportatioD. carpeted. All utilities. 778. condition, $30 set. 886.5275. during the wage.price freeze pink collar with bells. 885- resumes, terms papers, ad. I ------6194. OFFICE-STORE 4.PECE porch or family room :0;,, saviogs.take advantag~For a of(reethisDwell.3.yr. I 5899. dressingcal data, invoices,envelopes,etc.statist!.15324 TAKE THE DAY OFF MAvGIENwIFSICCErNomTHS~GO~E~l~EE937 HARCOURT _ 2-bedroom- Approximately 1,200 square furniture. Black with floral. Ing replacement. cost survey, 4-HELP WANTED, Mack-TU 1-9420. MAIDS transported. BOnded'l EAST APARTMENTS. By upper. 11,2 baths, family feet available October 1st. Good condition. 881-2422. GENERAL screened, in~ured domestic appointment. 567-1175. room. stove, refrigerator. Panelled, drop ceiling, in. ------a written rate quotation & COMPANION-nurse will live help.'or one day or more. ------_____ - direct lights. all' conditioned. SIMMONS hide.a.bed, newl~~ explanation of other cover- MATURE babysitter with ref. in six da.)'s. TU 5-9244. 19779EDSHIRE _ 3 Bedroom. ~~epe~~~.$21~5~~:~i.Avaii. In Grosse Pointe Par k. SI[iP covered. TU 5.0194 age benefits, call Mr. Maire erences. Wednesday 11-4 for DOMESTIC PERSONNEL 2~ bath Colonial, family - Phone evenings, LI 7.2193. a ter 6. at 88(.s62S or 881-0078. 2 pre.schoolers. $1 per hour. MEDICAL STUDENT desires POOL, 961.1060. 963.0161. room, Coppes Kitchen with LAKEWOOD-Upper 6 rooms. Day lime, 645.1730. 9-4. -O-U-T-F-I-T-Y--O-U-R-F-AMILY ------Own transportation. 882. painting. wall washing, ------built.ins, 2~ car attached Adults, no pets, $150 plus _ %A-MUSIC EDUCATION '1372. plumbing, odd jobs, reasoll. EXPERIENCED lady wishes garage. tiled basement. cen. security deposit. 822.5328. Largelit Selection o( Rellale ------1------. able r8teS. 885-7798. day work. 823.5783. Iral air conditioning, fenced -----______OFFICE Cl•.,thing in Area. PlANO LESSONS in your B~~~?je u~~~~~S?C~~.e~~~ DENTAL Assistant, college RELIABLE day worker or by I yard, partially carpeted, GROSSE POINTE PARK. 6 SU ITES Clothing, Accessories and home. pop u 1a r, classical, and learn how you can get graduale. Full time. Grosse week. References. 822.7131. compelely redecora'.ed. 1m. . roo m upper. Well kept. Household Articles taken theory. Certified teacher. more out of lile by becom- Pointe area. 824-5639. East side only. mediale occupancy. 881.9033,' Adults VA 4.9196. ON on consignment. 884-7635. ing an Avon Representative. ------I 465-1095. "THE HILL" LEE'S FASHION DAY WOllK. Cleaning, experi. ------ANYONE interesled in flute You'll earn good money, NEED A NURSE enced. Call evenings. 821. HOUSTON 14182, near Chal. I MART or classical guitar lessons, win prizes, meet people, THAT CARES? 1752. I mers. 3 rooms and bath, up. 2 SUITES. Each approximate. 20339 Mack TU 1.8082 cjlll Mike. 823.1630. have fun. Call 881-4447. ------per. Stove, refrigerator, heat, ly 800 square feet. A choi~ 10 to 5:30 Dally; Frl. 'UI g Our RN's, LPN's, Aides and ------1 SEth t tl A BE...... ER MAID IS A Available Octooor 5. $1115. location in an attractive ITT R wi ranspurta on Companions are second to • • TUxedo 4.9977. building with large public DINING ROOM set. Snow Piano. Theory for Grosse Pointe Home. 2 none in training and experi- JIFFI MAID kilt t tJ $60 L rmall children, References. . ------par ng 0 a rear. 1fower. awn sWl!eper ence. Just as important is the I VILLAGE MUSIC STUDIO ~ p CALL JIFFY-MAID INC. $10. Other miscellaneous _886_-4_93_7_a_f_t_e_r_6_ _.m__._ attitude of each MPP nurse, FOR the ultimate in domestic THE BERKSH IRES KARL DAV IES items. TU 4-6217. across from Jacobsons We are a national service, in. BALLET TEACHERS sured, bonded and ready to maid service, fully insured, GROSSE PO INTE TU 5-3220 ANTIQUE cherrywood chair 885.76'77 help. Day or night call ~~~;.ened, dependable. 557. i WOODS 'lDd 10veseat, excellenl con. Give background, experience MEDICAL PERSONNEL 81 KERCHEVAL AVENUE dltion. 759-5844. and age. Box W 10, Grosse . .. Luxurious 2 bedroom, 2 bath ------FRANCES TAPERT - Teach. 'Pointe News. 354-4290 er, Jazz Improvisation, piano COOKING, will live m 5 days. I apartments with fireplace, PRIME AREA-Mack-7 Mlle. ORDER now for Christmas. and organ. Call mornings, _ 886-3678. carpeting and all appliances. Furnished 15'x18'. Manufac- Cuslom made doll houses. ACCOUNTANT or experi- AMBITIOUS high school l568-0264. Junior would like work after WOMAN desires housework, A (ew available at $385 per turers agents preferred. TU 885.7556. enced bookkeeper thru fin. cooking or short order cook. month. (option to p.urchase 6-2810. AIR CONDITIONER 11,500 MUSIC 'LESSONS - Private anclal statements. Prefer in. school & wf'ek ends, Yard- work, window washing, etc. P.O. Box 1132, Windsor, available). Open daily (ex- BTUs, window type, hemp instruction on Clarinet, Sax. come tax and accounting of. Ontario Canada. cept Wednesday) }2 noon HAMPTON SQUARE porch rug, porch furniture, aphone, Flute. Also begin. !ice experience, but nut nee. 885-6261. ' 1 to 7 p.~. On VerDIer Road BUILDING 1 pair draperies, perfect ning and intermediate Trum. I essary. 881-3363. MULTI-purpose man can do IRONING done neatly in my across from Lochmoor Golf 22811 Mack Ave. condition, bargains. 824.4519 lle~. Call 886-4277 for ap' IHAIR STYLIST wanted with anything. Call Don 822.3031. home. 773-2838. Course. The finest new office building ------Model 888.5711 in the area. Be sure and see TWIN maple beds. 2 coil I pollltment. I Clientele. 60 percent com- NURSE, RN, wants part time 'I 5B--EMPLOYMENT this one if you are considering springs, 1 mattress. 882. VOICE LESSONS _ Former mission. 881.4500. work. Prefer 3 day week, Office 775-0800 5014 AGENCY. re-Iocatlon. ~,600 square foot, . college instructor. 822-8544. 'SECRETARY, experienced. Es- office, clinic, hospital or ------tablished law office movin.~ private. Grosse Pointe area. ALL JOBS 100'10 FREE TWENTY STORIES OF quiet elevator, carpeting, all servo CUSTOM made (Italian) sof;: MILDRED BRIGGS to Mack Ave., Grosse Point'.! 884-8896. TO APPLICANTS I u x u r y at SHORELINE Ices, all size suites, 30 .day 82" and chair, excellent con- occupancy. dltio,n, ""75. 886-5762. PIANO and THEORY Salary commensurate with The Turning af the Seasons EAST APARTMENTS. By 884-4516- BR'IGGS MUSIC sromo ability. 821-7400. SUBURBAN NURSES is the tir.le to turn to a new appoi'ntment. 567-1175. ------RUMMAGE SALE I 'URGENTL1 needed Cub SCout R~GISTRY career. . . HARCOURT ROAD, attrac- 6o-VACATION RENTAL Best in Detroit Area ,15 Kercheval 778-6~66 Punch and Judy Building Muter, Kerby Pack 481. HARRIET SORGE live 2 bedroom lower. $275 HILLSBORO Beach, Pompano, Grosse Pte .. Woods 885-7645 or 888.s610. Private iDuty PERSONNEL AGENCY per month. Call 9 to 5:30 FI()rida. Furnished apart. Pres. Church RNs, LPNs, Nurses Aides Grosse PoInte PRIVATE secretary _ part 350 T.:astland Ctr. Prof. Bldg. p.m. 962:5804, extension 247. ment on the ocean. Colored Mack at Torrey Rd. and Male Attendants 372-4720 TV, pool, excellent beach. Between 7 and 8 Mile TUxedo 2-5680 time. Call 886.9364. . '171-4124 777-5926 522 ALTER. L I vi n g room, Summer rates tr. December Fri., Oct. I, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 5C-CATERING large bedroom, kitchen. din- 15th. Discount on month or Sat., Oct, 2,9-h a.m. TRUMPET and trombone les. 4A-HELP WANTED GIRL, high school Senior ette, tile bath. stove, refrig. longer. TU ~. _ CATERING for any occasion. erator, laundry. $150 plus GARAGE SALE - Items do- sons in your home by expe. DOMlSTIC 'Would like any work after Good f 0 0 d. Reasonable security deposit. Phone Sep. POMPANO BEACH, Florida. nated - frornmany ..Grosse rienced teacher. VA 2-9226. WANTED _ Domestic help, school and/or Saturdays. priees. Call' 399-9360. Call Types. 884.5684. tember 30 or October 1. 1 bedroom apartment, newly Pointe homes for '-C.E.C. PIANO. ORGAN. l' err i f I c once a month. References reo from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. furnished, ocean privileges. fund-raising event. Friday, teacher. Your home. My quired. TU 1-6822. MATURE high school senior FABICKTU 1.7710REALTY Available December through October 1st. 9.4. 61 Roslyn. studio. Quick improvement 'H.ONEST, clean woman to do wishes babysitting,. after 2 G-FOR RENT, March. 884-3041. HOTPOINT stove (white) ex. ,guaranteed. Professol of general housework and help weekends. Reli- p.m. and UNFURNISHED GROSSE POINTE PARK, 5 COHO, DEER hunters and cellent condition $50. Ham. ill transportation. Music - Canta Cecilia Aca. lady wheelchair. Live in. able, own room upper fiat, $140. No skiers note----"Newfurnished ililln gas dryer $20. TU 5. demy, Rome, Italy. Concert 822-2757. 881.1583. ON THE WA'l'ER EDGE . . • Pianist. .. '~.OO72 . that's SHORELINE EAST pets. 821.3540. 4-bedroom house on Lake 5793. 18 YEAR OLD college giri de- APARTMENTS. By appoint. RIVARD near Jefferson. 2 'Michigan shore in heart of BRASS and copper flowers, VIOLIN, viola le!.,.-" on COOK menlo 567-1175. sires work after 2 p.m. week bedroom upper, $185 Includ- Coho and 'trout fishing re- sun fIowers. tthlPS,,. d'aISles,. Falrholme. Class or private. EXPERIENCED full time cook days, or work week ends. TROMBLEY ROAD - Upper ing utilities, No children, no gion; 2 baths, gas heat, but',e rfli es. 4250 Audubon. Experienced teacher. ReIer- to live ill Gross.e Pointe 885-7257. fireplace. Near 3 ski reo . enees. 886-1972. home. Good wages, close to 4: bedrooms, 3 baths, car. pets. 885.7810. sorts. Available by month, 882-3596. bus line, Thursday and al. SECRETARY - Correspon- peled. Available November PIANO and theory lessons in 1st. $350. 823-4379, 823.6660. HARPEJR - Whittier area. 3 week, or weekends. 646- GARAGE SALE - HOWiehold ternate Sunday off. send dent; phone; people; some bedroom -brick, 2 baths, 9393. items, games, camera equip- your home or mine. Begin. medical; also part~me; gen. references and qualifIcations RIVARD-upper flat, 2 bed. ning on up. Call 8€2-4237 or eral home services available; modern kitchen, carpeting EXCLUSIVE 2 bed roo m ment, sports equipment, to Box T-12, Grosse Pomte rO:lms, central au--coJv.lJit:ion~ and dra"es, finished base- lawn furniture, miscellan. 885-9449. typing; terms; reports; of. Y apartment completely fur. News. ing, separate basements I fice substitutions. 366.6570. ment, New garage. 527.3320 nished in Hillsboro Mile, eous. October 1st, 2nd,. 10 witlh lavatories, stove, reo a.m. to. 5 p.m. 478 Lincoln R EL I A B L E, conscientious, 847 FISHER. 2-bedroom house, Florida on the Ocean. Fall Road. IN YOUR HOME European lady, 2 or 3 days mGH school student desires frigerator and carpet in. newly decorated. Adults, no rental or by the season. cluded. $225 per month. Organ, saxaphone, clarinet, Own transportation. Plea. part time work, afternoons pets, $200 plus security de. 886.9243. RUMMAGE SALE 30 years a professional mu. sant surroundings. 886.7899. and weekends. Call Barb, MAXON BROTHERS, INC. posit. Shown by appointment I PALM Beach Florida. On AlA AUSTIN HIGH slcian. Call between 10 and TU 6-7187. TU 2.6000 12. VA 1-7393. HOUSEKEEPER 4 hours a TU 5-7203. Deluxe OeellJn front condo 18300 E. Warren day. Monday to Friday. EXPERIENCED p r act i c a i ST. CLAIR Village apart. . Friday, October 15-,-9:00 a.m.' nurse, will care for ill or GROSSE POINTE FARMS, St mmium. Completely equip. 8:00 p.m. Saturday, October H Walk and feed dog. Audubon menis, near Eastland, 20103 Paul Parish, 4 bedroom, 1111 ped. Pool, all' conditioned 16-9:00 a.m ..4:oo p.m. elderly. Excellent references '~ FLUTE LESSONS for begin. - Whittier area. 889.0898. E. 8 Mile Road, 1 and 2 baths, family room, all ap color TV. Lease by month HOUSEHOLD GOODS- 868-9463. ners by high school senior. Call after 6 p.m. bedroom, completely car. pli ances. Decora ted by J ack PiCtures available. Adults CLOTHING peled and appliances, start. 822-8544. GARDENER, chauffeur, full INSURED, ~onded - Experi. Narin. Relibale couple only I References. 775.4049. FURNITURE-"WHITE ing at $170. Immediate occu. I lime. Private resilience. Ref. ence domestic help, house- $400 ver month. Years lease LAUDERDALE BY SEA ELEPHANTS" THE MICHIGAN p8ncy. Managers apartmenl erences required. 885-2892. keepers, nurses companions, or longer. 885-2687, 886.1858 Oceanfront luxury 2 bedroom "ECONOMY.SPECIALS" CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC vacation sitters, party help. 25 8nd 74. PR 6-2182 776-1443 LOWER 2 b d 2 b th townhouse, beautifully furn 4B-SERVICE TO Call Lia, Superior Services, . . e room, I a dl. i~hed, private beach, pool GREAT BUY-Colonial wing. PIANO.VOICE Iarge dmmg room, a r con back chair plus 71,2 yards EXCHANGE Inc. 883.o~2. t. d f'l f 11 WO 3-:nZ3. Evenings TU 4 INSTRUMENTAL ST CLAIR SHORES, 3 bed. lOne ami y room, u car 7944. lop grade upholstering fab. rooms, 2 bath ranch. Family For Information call Main EXPERIENCED couple will IF YOU'LL name the job you I peting, fireplace, garage rico $50. 886.4054. office 273.3806. want done, we'll do it ... , kitchen, large family room, Available November 1. Neff HOLLIDAY PARK _ . North house sit your home for complelely carpeted, ap. KERCHEV~L B~ANCH winter months. Excellent Stokes Multiple Services, Road, Grosse Poinle. LA 7 part Charlotte, Florida. 2 GOLD S0FA 5', 2 avocado VA 4.9172. pliances. References, $250 294B'bedroom, module home, at green chairs with stools, 2 15 KERCHEVAL re[erences. Call aIter 6 p.nl., rent plus security deposit. Punch and Judy Theater Bklg, 676-6591. tractively ~urnished. Spanish walnut end tables, walnut GROSSE Pointe Norllh senior ~ No pets. 884-0038afk" 4 UPPER FIiAT, car pe tin g d t d th h coftee lable, 2 green lamps, Ad It 1M ts S ecor, carpe e roug out 5-SITUATION WANTED hay would like part time u s on y. ,,0 pe . ecur f h like new. Wall to wall car. PIANO- Instruction. exlensive work in store or etc. 884- NORTHEAST Detroit, 3 bed. 't d 't 822 1 ..... _ L - .. IPS to F p - ~ - '-- "'~\~'r ~.q":',':'..&;f~:::rIP,-_4~, "II.!!:•.,!!'!. MK:'J,~'~~~~"~:i~~f~'~~~:,\~~'*',~'~"?~'7:.~{.~~ft.'~t;.~:.,t~T~L':'~~~~~.t'~f.~tf* "....".,....'.~.t .• • oj \ '.', . Thursd.y, September 30, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.g. Twenty-OM 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I8-ARTICUS FO~ SALE BI-ANTIQUES I_~--CARS F~R SALE ll-eARS FOR SAU I l1D--LAKE AND RIVER '1 ZD-LAKE AND RIVEI RUMMAGE SALE and Flea GARAGE SALE. Formal ma. MEN'S Henke Buckle ski __ F_O_R_SA_L_E__ . 1969PLYMOUTH Sport Subur. uno CADILLAC Convertible, . PROPERTY PROPERTY Market, Thursday, 10 a.m.' nogany dining roo m set, booLs, lIB. Perfect condition FLEA MARKET ban wagon,' 9 passenger, 7 p.m. 11326Whittier, Detroit. misc. awliances .nd other $45. 884-l5684. ~~~~ mile,. Loaded. TU I DEER LAKE ALGONAC, Cruiser Owners, EVERY. Tbursday 10 a.m ..7. power s tee r i n g, power _. , St. Clair River lot 100 n. furniture. 1850 Hour CI...b p.m, American Legion HaU. brakes, 28,000 miles. Ori&Inai WILLET love seal, lounge 19'11 CONTINENTAL M.\RK ALLURING wide plus large Canal lot Drive. Grosse Pointe Woods. BOY'S 20" Rollfast with 11326 Whittier, Detroit. An. owner. 82(.(1338. cbair. TUxedo 1-0917. Thursday. Friday and Satur- trainers. Boy's 24" SChwinn, III, wife's ear, low mileage,' EARLY AMERICAN ,for Dockage. $350 ft. in. day. Duncan Phyle dinette table. tiques. treasures, R e Ii c 5, Z LADIES suits, size 12, one Junk. Food and refresh. MERCEDES 300 SE, long excellent condition. 882.5597. TRI LEVEL near Clarks/on i c.ludes botb parcels. Magni. ----- 67"x 39", including leaf, 4 ------I (I(:eot spot. winLer weigbt, one camel ments. Limited space avail. bl.ack, mint condition Inside '69 VOLKSWAGEN beige with lake frootage, over.' WE buy old T.V.'s, working chairs. Antiques; ladder and out. 1964, sliding roof, bair, like new. 885-8241. or not. .Call Fri. or Sat., back chairs, oak dresse\' able. caU 372.1311. good condition radiI:' white: I looks th. length o( beautiful' ALGONAC Freighter Channel, air conditioning, automatic walls bumper' guard; I'Jto-1 Deer Lake. 4 bedrooms, 3~! select location. 2 Apts. Low. CHROME bird cage and sland, 891.5395 and mirror , open arm chair ANTIQUE drop1ftea able (48" transmission, power brakes mati~ sUck shift $1450 ~ths, {'!mily room, music er 2 bedrms., 2 baths, both $10, self propelled 21" mow. 885-7463. I WEDDING GOWN Irom Saks, diameter) Circa 1750; double and steerir.g. air susll8l1Jion 776-7179 after 6 p:m. ~eek, room. Quality througbout: Family room and I I v In g er, $30. 884-4221. bea d bo a rd; Grandfather (always level). New engine. size 8. Ivory peau de soie. WHITE male rabbit and cages days. I Located at end at lane and I room. Upper large 1 bed. !clock; lamps; twin beds; 7.000 miles back. FM radio GRANDFATHER clocks, man. 884-921)9. $5. Upright pian:> $25. 881. ------, only ~ mile from 1.75. Most, room apt. Full basement, 6835. dresser; night table, Moving. (2 speakers), trailer hi~h. 1968 FORD Galaxie ~ 2.' unusual allering. $98,500. 2 furnaces, attached ga. tel clocks, cuckoo cloc", old WED DIN G INVITATIONS TU 1-4781. etc. New price: $10,600.Price clocks and pOCket watches -- door hardtop, 8 c.vllndel' 302 , rage. Must see to appreci. 10% discount with tbis ad. GARAGE SALE Clothes. now $1.800. VA 1-8363 -PR repaired. Pick up and deliv. engine, automahc, power I. WEIR. MANUEL ate. Widows sac r i (i c e. Evenings by appointment. toyS, disbes, wigs, bouse. BC-OFFICE EQUIPMENT 3.1423. ery in Pointe area only. Also steering, vinyl toP. $l.150. SNYDER [;, RANKE 148,000, $20.000 down. Best Monday, Saturday 9.5. VA hold. Thursday, Friday, Sat. FOR SA.LE Rd G ro will pay cash for these type 2.7100, 15201 Kercheval, CORVE'M'E, 1968 coupe, ex, 344 Ridgemont 884 '.'11sse78 . REALTORS Buy on River By appoint. urday, 315 MacMillan. Pointe Farms. I ment .. clocks and old p 0 c k e t corner Lakepoint. Grosse SIMPLEX tlm e recorder cellent condition, black, 4 I stamp, used 3 months, cost 1205 W. UnlveTllity Drive . watches. 886-3011. Pointe. ONE PAIR custom yeUow speed, stock 427 engine, taco '65 MUSTANG, 8 cylinder, Next to Crlttenton Hospital NEW BALTIMORE. La k c new $225, sell (or $70. Uarco draperies, unlined, 72"x82" , tory 3X2 barrel carburetors, black vinyl lop, air, power, 1 Rochester Michigan ,front lot l00xI70. S e lee t FIREWOOD. Hardwood, $22 $15. 886.3065. recorder register, $30. TU FURNITURE power windows. power steer. radio. good condition, $595'1 Ph' ' 651.3500 I Highview. N, end o( town. white bircb, $25. fruit wood, 4.3180. ing, transistorited Ignition, 8 PIECE dining set, , 882~2. o_ne. I see sign, $18,000 terms. CLEARANCE CENTER $28. Kindling wood $2.50 upbol. AM/FM. $3,000. 294-1032, bag. $2.00 delivery tharge. stered chairs. padding, buf. 9-ARTICLES WANTED '59 CHEVROLET, 4 door Bel.: i HARSENS ISLAND. Nor t h 1000 items of new furniture. let. 886-6452. 756.3494. WE: BUY old gold, jeweiry a:ld FORD 1930 Model A pick up air, excellent condltlon. 3 I Channels lot l00x300. Beach. Manufacturers' close-<>uls, truck. Restorable, $600 speed. $1.500. VA 1.6610. CHALET TYPE HOUSE, $10,000, ~ down. Just one floor samples, one-<>f.a.kind GENERAL ELECTRIC range. sUver. Vogue Jewelers. 2237'7 Moross Road. firm. TU 2.9686. Alter ~. pieces. UNUSUAL SALE white, like new, used 9 '69 OLDS Delta 88, custom 4 25 Acres and Barn like tllis. montbs. 882-7068. I TOP CASH for toy trains. All VOLKSWAGEN 1D69. One door, vinyl toP. air, full pow. ST. CLAIR river 101. AlgolI.c. MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR , SAVE 20%-70%, APARTMENT size electric gauges. Whistle Stop Hoh. owner. Excellent condition. er extras. 884.5368. IBOTH new.. Ol'i ch~in o( 5 I steel b rea k wall. Only CRIPPLED CHILDREN 885-9084. TREES WAREHOUSE stove. 1 year old. $85. 886. bies. 771-3770. 1970 liINCOLN Continental lakes, Rolll~, scenic and se. $12,000. 8935. .. . . eluded. 2 fireplaces. Near OUTLET Clothing. all sizes, jewelry, BOOKS, Art Objects Sougbt. CHEVROLET 1970, Impala 4 door, ~anyl. top, aIr, tape, Fenton, 50 minutes from All Property shown by appt. toys, games and many, many 14525 Mack Avenue MOVlNG-t tires. 7.00.13, used Browsers always welcll11e. Custom Coupe, power. Fac- leather lI1terlor, lull power. ( Detroit. By Owner. Land more. B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss tory air. Excellent. 885-9084. 884.7533. C t tWill d"d ....7 T. M. TUCKER. REALTOR Monday - Tuesday. Wednes- only 2.000 mil~:;. accusllcal on rac . IVI e. 'I'" ,. ALGONAC day - Salurady 10 • 5 1076 BERKSHIRE, Grosse ceiling We... twin mattress, Ethel Claes, 1670 Leverette 1969 PORSCHE, 912 Targ.a, 000. 313.735.5191. 4087 M.29 Hwy. 794-3681 (48216), WO 3-42a7. 19'10 TORINO GT, power Thursday - Friday 10 - 9 Pte. Park, oct. 1 and 2, 10 spring and frame. silver steering, power brakes, 361 5 speed, AM-FM radiO, I a.m. bracelets, Nutria jacket (12. automatic, &'harp. TU 1.3260 $4,500. Call 675-1423 satur., HIGGINS LAKE - Yea r PACK RAT recycling decora- 14). Miscellaneous items. PIANOS WANTED day, between 12 noon and 6 GAYLORD round 2 bedroom home on tor items, bric.a.brac, furni- Friday, 9-4 only. 1146 Haw. Grands, Spinets 1965 MERCURY Comet sta. p.m. 8 lots. 1~ baths, aUached ture, aimques, art crafts etc. GARAGE GEMS. Hundreds of and Small 'thorne Rd. Uprights. Cash. tion wagon, automatic trans. "Wilderness Valley".. garage, furnished. 881.3433. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. items cheap! Much glass. mission. radio. $450. 779. l1A-CAI REPAIR ware, unusual items; Pendu- CHROME music stand, $3; 21128 Hunt Club. VE 7-0506 0614. ITALY AUTO REPAIRING The Hills are Aflame! lum clocks, (Howard Regu- wooden carving tray, $3; , Gold, ,RusRet, Yellow, GARAGE SALE - Saturday, lator). Clothing, toys; round I plastic car.! table cover, 68 VOLKSWAGEN, white, re- Speclallzin, in Flat. and Volks- Red and Brown FoUage 1971 lt U W.\NTED! Hand crafted ar- 1111 North Brys. Clothing, 'pedestal ,tables, $20 and $40; 36 x3 , $2; 4 Centura un. built engine. good condition. tides - ceramics, jewelrr, walen, European and Amer. cover the Countryside dishes, electric guitar, Per. more lOne 'till dark. Thurs- breakable white cups $800. VA 3.()431. ican cu. repaired. 15831 and printed and woven texWes, Come see - Enjoy the CHEVROLET sian lamb coat. day tllrougb Saturday. 23023 saucers, $3; jumbo sewing E. Warren at Buckingham. brown glass, metal sculp- 1964 TEMPEST 2 door, auto- Crisp Autultlll Air .Roxana, 9.Mile near Kelly. box, $2; chemistry kit, $2. 882.2'l"8O • MAN'S gray top coat, Qlllck ture, macrame, Christmas matic, power steering, ra. Demonstrator 882.2003. 2.5.10 Acre Tracts velvet collar, $10, 40 regular. ornaments of brown glass, dio, heater. ll8S-&)78. PEUSIAN Lamb coat size 12, QUALITY automotive elec. Wooded Hills Overlooking 886-1247. t ext i I e and Hand tronic tune.ups. By appoint. 2 Drs.• 4 Drs. orown4>lack, beautiful, like RUMMAGE SALE-Thursday, wood. 1OOB PLYMOUTH Fury Ill, "WllderMss VaUey" crafted toys. W1ll display ment at your residence. CHRISTMAS CARDS ~O% dis. new, $70. 821-9022. September 30 from 9 to 4. radio, heater, air, good rub- Golf Course Air Conditioning and seU. The C r aft Mer. Other minor repairs. 778. . count with this ad. 15201 st. James Lutheran Church, be,'. Call evenings. ~2S82 . Prices Start At RECORD'().PHONE. Slightly McMillan at Kercheval. chant, 11 Kercheval, Grosse 5900. Phone.Write for Map'Brochure Kercheval at Lakepointe, • used. $500. 881-3665. Pointe Farms. 882.5622 Grosse Pointe. 1966 CHRYSLER New Yorker, George Wellington Smith S1895 ONE PAIR white lined drapes, 4 door, power, A}l.FM. 773. l1e-IOATS AND AMERICAN Flyer or Lione1 MA 6.2925 - FranklIn Village ESTATE SALE "W i J Ii a ,m each panel 9Oxl50. 773.1258. 6425. MOTORS ARMSTRONG oaty, Devonshire R Ila d ", electric train sets. 886-4005, 15.5 FOOT Chrysler Charger, 'bedrooms, Ii vi n groom UPHOLSTERED living room weekdays, after 6. 1969 CHEVELLE Malibu, 396 HUNTER'S SPECIAL TED EWALD CARPET easy chair, good condition. fishing and ski boat. 1 year ,pieces, lamps, orie.m.1 rugs, SS, lIutomatie transmission, old, 80 horsepower Mercury TU 5.9120. ORIENTAL .RUGS, antiques, BeauWul wood~ high and CHEVROLET IM% nylon - installed over paintings, finest 1 to 5 carat full power, disc brakes, motor. Many extras, plus diamond rings, 15 carat dia. art objects, etc. 372-0070. rolling 10 acre Ranchettes. rubber padding!! ~.95 sq. PORTABLE dishwasher, West- vinyl top, wide oval tires, canvas cover. $1,500. New 15175 E.JEFFERSON mond platinum watch, also auxiliary lighting, sport Neat Gaylord. several Lakes yd. Evenings, 882-4582. inghouse, $75. 885-3219. 10A-MOTORCYCLES trailer available for $200. nearby _. Bul1dlng or traile, VA 1.2000 antiques, mink furs like FOR SALE steering wheel, radio with 882.9725. new. 372-5018 . 2 ALUMINUM garage doors. rear speaker, Glacier Blue. site. U,995.00 - 10% down. MOVING SOUTH-Living and in good tondition. TU 5-3735. HA'RLEY OHOPPER, $1,500 8PA-5838. SAItFISH, fiberglass Bay. \ dining room set, chrome RUMMAGE - Clothing all with lots of chrome. TU , viewer, $85.882-1~7. AUSABLE-MANISTEE kitchen set, bedIoom suite sizes, ot 0 Ys, miscellaneous MAPLE dropleaf table seats 4-4870or SL 7.9&&9. 69 BUlCK Electra 225, air REALTY 2 nylon rugs, stove, refrig. household items. Tbiursday, 12, table pads included, $75. conditioning and other ex. OHRIS CRAFT Sea SldH. 26'. erator, small freezer, odds 'Friday, Saturday, 9-4. 20057 88S.7~. l1-CARS FOR .SALE ~as. $3,490. 885-1845. 882-4358. P.O. Box No. 129 and ends. Saturday and Sun- and 20069 Gbesquiere. 881- FORD '70 Fairkane 500, 4 1957 CRHIS CRAFT Connie Gaylord, M!. 49735 day" October 2, 3. 10:30 2847. BEDROOM SET, blond limed FORD '85 Country Squire, OPEN 7 DAYS oak, davenpOrt door, automatic, facto.!'y g,ir, 38'. Excellent condition. Can a.m.-4 p.m. ED 1-1803. with new power steering, brakes, air, be seell at Rooster Tall P'H: 517-732-91115 OHlLDCRAFT, 15 yolumes. slipcover, leather top table, new tires. Fair condition, power steering, radio, 8 cyl- Marina. Wall number 59. BUT GA'RAGE SALE ~IM.jscellan. 'Like new, $45. 8£l.lJ585. floor lamp, oU painting, best offer. TUxedo 4-3835. inder. 371.1983. 961.1166 'Extension 19. 9 to eous, cheap. Friday-Sunday. Standard ANTIQUE Singer pedal sewing b'pewriter, Iron- 19'70 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass 5. 888-5'7~ after 6 p.m. BEFORE 5910 University near 7 Mile. rite. 331.5103 or 6«-2183. CHEVROLET NOVA '68, V-S, machine $75, Gate1eg table , Chandler. power glide, power steering, Supreme. Power bnkes, LYMAN 18' Twin 'screw, two '71 MARQUIS YOU BUY . $30, childs rocker, slant GREEN TRAVERSE draper. power brakes, deluxe ex- steering, air COIIditJoning, 4 cyllndet' inboanls, 1313 ,MAPLE" dblin, room set; Iboard massages 3 speed $25. ies, 3 pair, 33" across top, terior - interior. Ivory, black vinyl top, $2,300. Can 9 to Hawthorne 'Road. Grosse BROUGHAMS BE SURE . Hutch, table, 2 capUlin and 881-1275. - 2'1.2 yards long. Beautiful top. $1,325. 885-1590. 5, 886-0005. Pointe Woods. After' 4:30 2 side chairs, table pads fiberglass. TU 5.5624. - 3 .to choose from. .Air con. TO VISIT and chait pads. Askingprice GARAGE SALE - Furniture V.W., 1964 with 37,000 actual or.oS 88 hardtop, 1958, ell,OOO p.m. $250. TU 4.6588. IlInd miscellaneous. Saturday STEREO J.B.L. Lancer 99 mil e s, new tires, new mlles, new tires, excellent 11D-TIA'LERS AND ditiOll1l21, full power. From 9.7,Bil2 Hidden Lane, Grosse speakers. Dual 1019 changer, clutc!h. $475. Firm price. condition, reasonable. Show CAMPiRS SCRATCH PADS 25e per Pointe Woods. .base, cover. (New cartridge) 881-7558. piece. TUxedo 1.300'1. SMAlJL camper. Wards, 2 pound. 4 pounds minimum. $3,895 .. SILVER punch bowl, 6 quarts, Sono model 6().M rueiver '66 CHEVELLE COllWertible, sleeper S2OO.TU 4-48'10 or 15201' Kercheval at Lake- with '/ltl THUNDERBIRD, low mile. COFFEY 12 cups, ladle. Large 21" walnut cabinet. New red, A-I cood:itloa. $&50. No SL 7-964Q. pointe,. Grosse Pilinte. equipment. 773-7076. age, executive auto., air tray, $100. 882-a517. ._-- conditioning, power win. dealers. TUxedo 6-5229. llE-TRAILERS AND HOME OWNERS ! QUALITY top. FRANK ADAM CADILLAC 3 ViCTORIAN Chairs. Good winter coats, aows, tilt whe~I, many ex. OPEL GT 1969, IOZ h.p., 4 CAMPERS coats, 42-44. 773.7076. tras. $2,450. Call 758.3200, LI NCOlN.MERCURY Only $56 per year. Buy $20,000 condition, $125. 886-9859. 3peed, Z7 miles per plloll4 1970 LEISURE'J:'IME, 18 foot, .3180 E.JEFFE~ onyo\11' dwelling, $10,000 on extension 421, week days, Adult owned. 8M-8822. completely &eU contslned, 20777 GRATIOT QUEEN sIze bed, complete. SOFA BED, 4 years old, good 8.4:30. YOUr,. contents, $25,000 lia. condition, red and black separate shower, sleeps 6, EAST DETROIT LO 7.6811 bility protection. Automobile 4 sheets, electric blanket '68 COUGAR, pOWer brakes, Reese hitch, mirrors. Best and s>Pread. 886.8449, after 3. tweed, $75. TU 6-3667. '68 M.G. Midget - Red heauty steering, air conditioned owners! Only $22.00 quarter. with spokes, radials, AMI offer. 499-2716or 772-3056. PR2-0200 Free Parking, Dri\l' In ly buys $10,000.$20,000 Lia. $1,595. 885.5998. HOME Furnisbings, some an. SA-MUSICAL F'M, luggage rack, low mile. 12A-COMMERCIAL bility, Property Damage for tiques, piano, regrigera tors , INSTRUMENTS age. $999. 885.5263. BUICK Skylark, 1961l, green PIOPERTY sate drivers. TU 1-2376. Ibu!Met, sofa, miscellaneous. --_. 2-door, vinyl top, power 23328 Colonial Court Norih, WANTED: Console piano, CADILLAC, 1969 Sedan 'de. steering, bra k e s, deluxe OWN.ERS!ANT ACTION! BABY CRIB with mattress. Ville. Vinyl top. SI. Clair Shores. good condition, under $'ioo. Oririnal wheel diSCil, low mlleage,Cholce site (or offices- Comer Hobby horse on spring. Good owner, 20,000 miles. Many 824-4169. $1,800. 896-0023. Mack & Uncoln, reduced for condition. TUx,;do 5.6350. 30" GENERAL ELECTRIC extras. 884-3345. .OPELS stove $100, or best offer. DRUM SET, complete, used, 1967 G.T.O. Pontiac hardtop, quick sale. 132'xl00' on Lin- EXCELLENT condition: men's 1967 BUICK Skylark 2.000r 1968 THRU 197\ 889.()30() • excellent condition, $95. Turbo.Hydramatlc, power coin.. '. suits, sport coats, slacks, hardtop. Fully equipped in. 'size 42 long. Misses winter 861-3399. &teering, power brakes, ex KARL DAVIES 885.3220 5 TO CHOOSE FROM 33" CYCLONE Gate $7.50. TU c 1 u din g air eonditioning. cellent shape. 881.1614. coats, dresses, size '1. 885- 6-1247. - GUITAR, classic 111,(oIk, used, New whitewall tires. 26,500 Nl:W-CAR WARRANTY 6732. afternoon. like new, $35. 861-2662. original 'miles. Like new. '1970 CHEVROLET Kingswood TRASH and Treasure sale. ~1,495. 885-6148. 9-passenger, luggage rack, RALL YE RED, CHROME YELLOW, D A V EN iP ORT Traditional, 30106 Manhattan norlh of AMPLIFIER Fender Deluxe lo're1l'ChProvincial love seat, ----- . full power, air conditioned OR STRA TO BLUE. 12 mile betwen Harper and Reverb, excellent condition, 1967 BUICK Electra convert. 886-3598. MARK 111 $175. 371-4630. Little Mack. Saturday and Jh price, $150. 882.1~7. lble, full ptJwer, extra clean, Sunday 10-5. $1,150. Can 771.5112 after 6 RAlMBLER Americ:an, 1964:, '69's thru '71's GARAGE SALE - Furniture, CONN ,B-flat Ebonite clarinet toys, 'ba'by items, maternity p.m. good second car. $395 or $ GARAGE SALE-796 Lincoln. and case, $85 or ofter. 888- ,best offer. 885-9095. t {5°95 clothes, household, tools, Saturday, 9-3. Rototrail, win. 3821. 1965 6-CYLINDER Mustang, Several to choose from. .niscellaneous. Friday and dow (an, household items, stick, 821.2940. FIAT, '70, '124, ",port coupe, Fully equIpped. Saturday 9.4. 1727 Holly. clothing, toys. FENDER Band ~'\faster and 5.speed, AiM"FM.Make offer wood, Grosse Pointe. Gibson 330 Guitar. Mint. 19'n GREMLIN, automatic, 823.31528. RI2HARD BUICK-OPEL .,- 10 SPEED boy's Scbwinn Must sell. $375 or offer. 881. power steering, all', sun roof, USED CAR tOT CARPETING, National brands, bicyde. Excellent condition. 2770. mor~. 886-2137,772-272.'1. FORD, '89 Torino G.T., V.B, 16941 E, WARREN 886-3090 first quality, 10% over mill TUxedo 1.8526. automatic" power steering, price. Some roll ends avail. BALDWIN Spinet organ, mil. 1970 0 A D ILL A C Eldor8do 18,600 miles. Excellent con. FRANK ADAM able. Mill repreilentative. FANTASTIC iummage sale. hogany. $300. 881-8305. hard.top, air conditioning, dition, $1,795. 882.2013•. TU 8-7253 Saturday, Oct. 2, 9;30 a.m.' eruise control, power seat. LINCOLN-MERCURY $90 4 p.m. 1595 S. R e n a u d , CONN Coronet, I.Jke new. Michelin Ures. Excellent I:on. 11169 BONNEVIIJLK, vi n y I 20777 GRATIOT RAGGEDY ANN, Andy doll Ideal for beginner. 886- Grosse Pointe Woods. ditlon. 28,000 miles, $5,195. hardtop I coupe, air' condi EASl DETROIT puppets exelusively at "By 4071. 886.3102. tioning, tinted glass, power Evelyn". Gifts, custom De- GARAGE SALE - Depression - steering, ,brakes, antenna, CHEVROLET CONN CORNET, $75. Full PR 2.0200 coupage. Opening October g,lass, d i s be s, .antiques, CA'DILLAC, :1967 convertible. remote oulside mirror, door 8th. 1205 Way!Jurn, in the erockery, Christmas decora. E,ized violin, $60. Clarinent, Brown. 42,000 miles. $1,950. $45. Cases included. 823.3632. locks, tilt steering wheel, Park. Ilions, mi.';cel1aneous. Friday 884~. clock, rear window defog- USED CARS ,and Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. -- SALESMAN'S new sample MARTIN B.Flat clarinet, Ex. '69 V,W. Beetle, excellenl con. ger, 11,000 miles, excellent 717 Trombley, Grosse Pointe cellent condition, $50. TU condltlon. $2,800. .TU 4 novelties, jewelry, gifts, 25c Park. ditlon. $1,250. 881.3275. 1971 CADI LLAC to $1.00. Ladies clolhing, size 1-2966. 1157. '69 IMPALA '70 IMPALA 1971 BUICK Electra custom 4 16, boys, 10.12, coats, jackcts SCHWINN Collcgiatc. 5 spt'cd, '70 MAVERICK, automatic, EXECUTIVE CARS 2 Dr. H.T. Power. $ HAMPTON console piano, tun- door,many extras, low mile. ~~P.~'~:..~~:~~:$1895 P.S. Air 2495 like new, drafting board and like brand new. 821.llO9O. ed, txcellent condlUon, $425. radio, heater, many extras stool, 624 Roslyn, 9.5. age. TU 4-4952. AND MAHOGANY Dining Roo m 886.6238. Best (lffer. 882-8982, 2 SELIG Danish chairs, 0/4 Ta'ble and pads, excellent DODGE Challenger 1970, ex. DEMONSTRATORS CORNET, Martin Imperial. cenent condition, low mile. '70 CHEVROLET Impala 4 bed, new mattress and condition $39. 36" r 0 u n d '68 IMPALA '67 IMPALA with case. Excellent condi. age, priv.ate party. TU I). door hardtop, air, power, 15 NOW springs, decor8tor head. cocktail taible $10. Upholster. 2 !Jr.. H,T. V.S. 2 Dr. H.T. V.S, tlon, 3 years old. TUxedo 9210. new tires, $2,350. 885-2867 $ bo3rd, ice cream freezer, ed chair (,blue) good condl 4.5577. AVAILABLE Power. Aulo. .. .. $1295 AuIO. Power .... ,., 1095 stationary bicycle, movie tion $25. H:.,rvard Classics '70 VW type 3 fastback, air 1971 VOLKSWAGEN, Am.Fm projector and screen, elec- Exce11ent condltlon 51 Vol. SOLO BOX, good conditiol\. conditioning, AM.F-M radio, radio, whllewal1s. Best offer tric dog trimming set. S8tur. $19. Trunk 20x34 $5. Also $25. 773.6106. over ~l,7oo. 884.8935. excellent condition. TU 6. '69 VW '69 OLDS day, 12.3. 1006 Anita. Pictures,: one marine oil. 0481. ROGER SI-ANTIQUES CHEVROLET, '70 NOVII, 2- Squorebock. 882-1490. door. dark green, V.8, auto CONTEMPORARY walnut din. FOR SA.LE '69 FORD Country Squire, 10 .. speed ,.$1395 .. Dr. H.T. Air .... $2295 ing room set, round table, 2 ANTIQUE C 0 u nt r y Hutch, passenger wagon, power matlc, power steering, air leaves, 4 chairs, triple buf. needs refinishing, $50 or best HELEN'S ANTIQUES -10:30 brakes, power steering. conditioning, 12,000 actual RINKE illt plus lImall cabinet, per. offer. 885.&523. to 5 - M 0 n day. Saturday, 884.68'12. miles. Balance of factory 5 fect condillon. 884.0731. 14633 E. Jefferson. 821-4424. year warranty. Like new ITALIAN Provincia,l dining VW 1963, 882.6047 arter 6 condition. $2,650. TU •. CADILLAC AMiJ'LlFIER, Fender, dual, room set, Chel'fyWood. Ova FURNITURE refinished, reo p.m. or anytime on S8turday live. 884-S896. TED EWALD Showman, 135 watts. Two table, 3 leaves, 5 chairs, paired, stripped, any type of and Sunday. IS" Lansing speakers. Best large china cabinet, buffe caning. Free estlmates. 474. '68 CHEVROLET 4.door, auto CO. '70 CADILLAC Coupe de matlc, radio. 8B1~1915. oflfer 1.651.1391. 56" long. Excellent condl. 8953. VAN DYKE CHEVROLET tion, 4 years old. 886-3040. -V-IC-T-O-R-I-A-N-r-o-U-t-op--de-s-k.Ville, tuu power and air, ex. 5 PIECE dinetle set, turquoise cellent condition. ~l-0019. 1969 BUICK LeSabre. Power Bet. 10. II Mne Rds. TRACTOR, Sears 12, with Solid walnut wHh burled steering, power brakes, ra 15175 E. JEFFERSON and copper, formica top, Tel.phone like new. Electric roaster wide grass cutter, snow re'l walnut and brass trim. Ex. MG Midget '70, wire wheels, dio, heater, white wall tires, 536.6260 or 757-0767 GROSSE POINTE PK. VA 1-2000 slightly used, with ~tand. mover, trailer attachment. ceJlent condition, $650. TU blue, Ziebarted, excellent 20,000 miles. $2,295. Tony 886.l!O64 Reasor.able. 821.7400. 4.0609. condition. $1,500. 499.4155. 821~. \ ) I 1 ' P.ge Twc.nty.Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 30, 1971 U-REAL ESTATE FOI SALE_ _ _ _ 11D- LAKEAND IIVEI )U-IEAL ISTATE U-IIAL ESTATE U-IEAL ESTATE U-IEAL ISTATE U-llAL ESTATE , 'lorllTV FO&SALI I I I ST CLAIRE RIVER-3 bedrm., --;:aH:'~ORNE -I FOl SALE 12025{At~=.3 bed;~ ,-- ~~~~ALE I 2'50 sq .ft., one noor bexne; KERBY--'. BeauUfully dec. orated 3 bedroom Colonial; 301 KERBY - A ch~rml~e brick COlonial. Large modern ' 21158 VAN K , I Purdy & Associates livUtg room wIth fireplace 2 blocks north of Lakeshore center entraDCe colollJ~1With fa,nily kitchen 11,2 baths CENTER E t C Ion' I I 17X31; master bedroom wUh family room, living room Dr. 2.bedroom brick Cape family room and kitchen " n r.ance 0 a, and dinlJIg room aDd lav. on Cod. CUltom buUt. 1~ baltl, buUt.lns and at t r act I v e enclosed terrece. 2 car ga. circular staIrway 4 bed. PRESENTS tornado shelter; two full i balhs' central air condition. the fir.t floor. PalWlUed ree. 2 flrenlacea, family room, 2. price See today. rage. walk -"6.." distance to rooms, 3 fuII baths • beautl'iul , OUR ing with electronIc air filter; reaUon room. Includes DeW r h schools, Open SatllrdllY and Coppes Kitchen with buUt. LiSTINGS 87/Ssq. ft., attached garage: ear p e Un g and drape. :~ ~:~~~:~I.Near se ools FAIRHOUIE-3.bedrm. semi. Sunday 1.11 Owner. $33,. ins, liled b..sement. partlaUy throughout. Cyclone fenced ranch on large lot in eltcel. 400. carpeted. Open Sunday 2./S. FIRST OFFERING - The ever popu!ar lhree .bedroom. III ft. river frontage with D k D Realty Co. W.8210 lent area. ------,------.. new steel breakwall-$S9. yard ideal for children. bath and aha!! Coltnial witb family room IS no~",on :SOO.Two other properties Home in excellent COndiUOD. the market for your inspection. Excellent condition. 706 MIDDLESEX-4.bedroom IOJ2 WHInIER RD. SCHULTZ HOMES, I Call today for details, on the river-3 or 7 bed. GROSSE POINTE PARK, beautiful kitchen, pool and l'ooms-$48,:SOO and $210, MERRIWEAnJER - 2Ill5. :3 Center Hall Colonial, 4 bed. 1 . INC. 888.7629 bedroom EngUsh Colonial NOTI(NGHAM. Close to cabana. The executive's 881 9033 OPEN SUND,\Y 2:30 to 5:00 000. schools and transportatioo. rooms and attached garage., with living room, dining dream hume. on 90 foot lot. Is In MINT 115 LAKESHORE-Overlooks the Lake. Like .a!l oUr li~t. room. new kitchen and CJean 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, iogs this one is special too. When YO\I see It you w~U BEADLE-CURR IER BELOW OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 CONDITJON, carpeting &: 838 N.oTRE DAME -.We are breakfast room. fa mil y modern kitchen and bath. know what I'e mean. As you enter-to the left you Many extras. Quick posse. drapes and above all central anlU?USand offer qUick P?s, AGENCY room and lav. on first floor. 19945 NORTON CT. - The air conditioning. Don't heli-I. session and a reduced prIce !ind two master bedrooms and t~o bat~s. Of course Reallor - st. Clair - 4M19 sion. Only $%),000. Excellent on the first !Ioor there is s splendid family room that Well maintained. Carpeting neighborhood. beauty of this 3.bedroom tate to call on this one of $36,500 for our air eon. Phone (313) 329-4200 includine. Price reduced. bome is enhanced by the . ditioned 1,7liO square fool. has a fantastic view of the Lake. On the sec~nd p~or LOST Lake Woods Club memo large rooms and many ex- S. D. PALAZZOLO brick home. 2 be Thursd.y, September 30. 1971 ----_._------_._------GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.g. Twtnty.tft(,H -IIAL UT"TI U-IIAL EST"TE 13-IIAL EST"TI FOR SALE U-IIAL IST"TE U-IIAL ESTATE ! U-IIAL ESTATE Ii-lEAL ESTATE '01 SALE FOI SALt FOR $AI,E FOR SALE '01 SALI FOR SALt GROSSE POINTE HILLTOP In The Farms LAKELAND AVE. 'FIRaT OFFERING , GROSSE POINTE SHORES OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 64 MORAN FIRST offering of a well main. I 19216 RAY'XOND RD. N. Edgewood Drive. Three 226 Kenwood Ct. 1971 BROADSTONE FIKANY tained residence on a IlO (all Bournemouth 1 block bedroom, two batb ranch M6 LAKEPOINTE. Nice Co- Sunset view fro m living with family room. Fully air loo1a1. 3 bedrooms, 1~ AttracUve, clseerlul h 0 U Ie, foot lot in this popular Joca'l/ro 'J.Xaet SboppbJ, Center) room aDd d~g room. • Custom 3 bedroom Colonial, m cOlld1tloned and lawn IpriDk. baths, large kltcllen, din1llg move.in condiUoa. Excellent tlon. Three load bedrma., We mUlt sell our comfortable gel1eroU& family bedrooms . country kitchen and fire. REALTOR' ler Iystem. Nicely carpeted room. 2 car ga,"qe. Price coDdition. ExceDeIlt loca. 2 baths and 1st floor lava. and col1venJent cola IIi a I and 2~ baths pius maid's place, finished basement. I Ind draped throUihoul. Fin. reduced to sell. Owner trans. tlon. No elm3 Oft property. tory. TWl)-car attached la., bome in GrotH PIe. Woods. room and bath. New deep Many extras. $45,600. iahed basemeat with wet ferred. Pricc re(!uced to By GROSSE POINTE Assume ';2 % lDorte'ee. rale. *3 bedrml., 1~ bath., beau. carpetlng. Near South and owner. By appointment. 881. Shown by appointment. bar, 2 ear attached ,arage $34,900. tlfully decorated. three otber schools. 9522. No brokers. 969 BERKSH IRE GROSSE POINTE FAR.MS *Fal1l1l)' room 12x17' with with automaUc door opener. OPEN SUNDAY 2.(1 ACIOUS 6 bedroom Colo. ) 338 GRAYTON A FINE CUltom bullt one own. fieldstone llreplace, patio. Brick veneer with all alumi. 1337 SUNNINGDALE DRIVE. Inc. Properties. Inc. 882.9850' nial. Library, den, music er home with mastu bed. .Spacioua Uvinl room car. num trim. Tbis ham e is Large 01 bedroom, 2~ bath .... - - CHARMING COLONIAL. 3 priced right. By appointment unch. New kitchen. nice liv. room, family kitchen, ear. bedrooms plus nursery or rocxn luite on fint floor, petiDg IDd drapes in 'livID! only. 1 ing and dining room. l00x peting and draperies, 2 full sewinll room, full bath. With large wain~t paneled 11- roomaDei diDiDI room. Love. baths, 2 half.lavs .• liniJhed that all important family brary, Florida room over. Iy kitchen. Built.in ditb. R. W. SMITH 1IM.3545 240 iot. WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE basement, large lot, 3 car room and iav on 1st floor. iooking a secluded larclen, walber brick guage. By appoint. Quick possession Small down m~ern kitchen and 3 bdrmJ. *.2.Cll' ;ara,e, 8niahed ree. 768 NOTRE DAME, Open Call 886-) 190 I THINK OF ment. payment. WIth 2batha on secooc:l room SUllday 2-8. Three bedroom 1 floor. Out of town owner is *ExceHent locaUOD-C!oae to brick, 1~ baths, study, large Near The lake anxious to sell. the be,t public and parodll. beautiful family room. Own. A N IELi 53 WESTCHE~TER er will eOftlidllr lal1d con. BEDROOM brick Coionial, See Picture on Page 10 al .chools. Near ahopplnJ T. RAYMOND JEFFS center and tranaportaUon. tract. TU .2-7980. natural fireplaee, carpeting, TAPPAN draperies, Florida room, gas St. Clare's Parish TU 1-1100 If no ans. TU 2.0167 Quiet. t r e et •• Wonderful h eat, f1.l1ished basement. neighbors. Low tues. NEW OFFERING Dutch Colonial priced in th.e .Beautiful park fac1l1t1es for Large lot. side drive, 2.car Near Waterfront Parle, large " bedroom. 2~ bath low 20's, featurillg powder BY OWNER-l~ story Cape Iwimming, . boaUng, etc. garage. Immaculate. Close center baU. aU brick colonial with paneled Ubrary, room on fll'st floor plus f Cod. 3 or • bedrooms, $29,' GROSSE POJNTE to schools, shopping and $35,000. gracious Iivin, room with natural fireplace, dining bedrooms and bath up. 2 600. 2081 Hunt Ciub, Grosse park. By appointment only. OPEi-l SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 room, modern kitchen, breakfast room. screened terrace. car garage. Quick posses. Pointe Woods. 884.0878. No BISHOP RD., Charming ALTER RD., Adjacent to sian. Louted on Bucking. brokers. 886-4886 Owner Finished recreation room, &IS hut, large lot. Priced ill cu.slom ranch overlook. Grosse Pointe. :i llrie low to's. OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 11. OPEN 2-5 ham. 4128. Low down pay. ing the lake, 3 bedrooms cUltom face br1(~k flats ment. wIth 3 baths, attra ctive like new, centreillir condo 855 AVON CT. 1365 family room, central air double closets, and ml.lny Assumable 5.V. % mortgage, 01bedroom, 2.~ bllth New THREE MILE Grosse Pointe Park Grosse Pointe cond., and many other other fine fea tures. 886- Orleans coloniai, just 8 years old. Large family room OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:!J(l rme featu.res, immediate 5800. with fireplace, paneled library, extra large kitchen OUR BEDROOM Brick cen- Center hall Colonial. • bed. occupancy, 886.5800. with built.ins, aU.ched 2.~ car larage, patio. Attractive ter hall colonial, natural lire. rooms, 2 baths, extra room FISHER 404.. Attractive GROSSE P01.NTE FARMS .. BR\'S, Brick three bed. and charming both inside and out. place, carpeting, large fam- on 1st floor plus lav. Priced Colonial in the l!'arms. 3 Superior EngUsb. 4 bed. CALVIN, Splendid • bed. room 1~ bath ranch, ily kitchen, 2 baths, 1 lav., realistically under $50,000. sizeable bedrooms. Ree. rooms, 2~ baths. Larae room brick bllD(alow, for. Finished basement and 707 .LAKEPOINTE 2 finished rooms on third Qui c k possession. SU,OOO realion ",)Om. $35,500. library. Fine recreation mal dining room, enclosed hll'o car garage. Excel. Believe it or not, you'll probably never see a sharper iloor, gas heat, new roof, mortgage commitment. room. Extra saleable lot terrace, 2 car eanae, lent mortgage assump. house than this 01 bedroom, 2.~ bath colonial, priced new concrete drive, 3 car HARVARD 13&5. Center en. with swimming POOl. ideal location, 886-5800. lion. Low thirties. 8tJ6. to seU! Recent improveluents include new kitchen, family garage, extra large lot. Can A Family Business For trance Colonial. Four bed. 4200. room, 2 fireplaces, paneled recreation room with office for details. rooms, 2~ baths. Up- S. BRYS. Pieasing ranch. CLOVERLY, Ideal home Sllace. lAcated in Windmill Pointe with 2 waterfront 2 bedrooms plus family Over A Century dated kitchell. 3 car ga. for the large faDilly, • :BOlF&N'EMOtml. LovfAj' parks. room or 3rd bedroom. HARCOURT RD. rage. Mid.forUes. bedrooms, 2 Cull baths, three bedroom Colonial. 782 WESTCHESTER VACANT LOT. 5Oxl46 zoned Can Recreation room. $37,900. library and finished base- Central air. forlDal din. Attention l!xecuUves and large familLes - Exclusive for two-family. BARCLAY 425. Exceptional ment, location is excel. iD( room, and ovel.'Size GEORGE PALMS WESTWIND. Luxurious lent. 886-5800. area, beautiful sbady street, 01 Bedroom, 2.;2 bath sophisticated ranch in se- Ranch deligned for small (arage. Good morttage REALTOR cluded setting. 3 bed- French Colonial, king.sized family room 2Ox17 paneled GROSSE PTE. AREA family. La r g e familY JEFFERSON. Exclusive co. aasumptjon. C 1 0 s e to rooms, 2 baths. Every plus paneled library. Close to schools, stores and trans. room. Heated swimming lonial, master ,uite. 2 ever)'tilin'g. 88e-f.2OO. TU 6-4444 provision for entertaining portation. OPEN 2-5 pool. Central air condj. baths, 2 dressinc rooml and diverse hobbies. tIolling. Reany 'pedal. with sittinl room and CHRISTINE CT. Brick 3 AUTUMN SPECIAL OWNER - 474 Allard Boad, bedroom .newer Colonial 3460 KENS INGTON Farms. 3 bedroom, 2~ natural fireplace, 3 addi. Charming 3 bedroom, 2.;2 bath English near exeellent BY APPOINTMENT OLDBROOK LANE. Quiet lIy Lochmoor Country CUSTOM built 3 bedroom bath Co I on i a I. Modern Uonal bedrooms with 2 schools. Livin, room with larie bay, full dining room. location in the Farms. brick Colonial. Bath and ;2 kitchen with built-ins, break- LINCOLN. '1st advertised. baths, 886-5800. Club. 1;2 baths. family breakfast area, paneled recreation room with l!xtra lav. N'atnral fireplace Flor. fast room, study, finished High grade Colonial. Near Gracious EngJish manor. room and two car brick bedroom and lav. Delightful family living, priced right. ida room. All large rooms. 5 bedrooms, 3~ baths MARYLAND, 3 bedroom garage. A private street. basement. Excellellt traffic St. Paul. 5 bedrooms, 'S~ EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Gas beat. Well maintained. pattern. Many extras, must baths. Library. New fami. plus 3 bedrooms :lM bath colonial, carpeting, reo 888-4200. on third floor. Ex:tremely 4 bedroom colonial in the Fanns within walking distance 1..car garage. be seen ins~, move in con- ly I'a a m. Recreation cently redecorated~ in. well built with ex:penaive c1udinC new roof and fur. GROSSE POINTE COURT. to all schools. Brill' offer. Owner anxious. Good family dition. Good location. Quick room. Attractive patio. home in excellent condition. 12970 E. OUTER DR. possession. Anxious to sell. appurtenances. nace.basement, garage, Charmin, FB Cape Cod. Formal dilJing room, fire. ELEGANT custom built 3 bed. Consider offers. Open Sat. WHITTIER near Jefferson. LAKESHORE LANE in the priced for quick sale, 886. 570 LAKEPOINTE place, two full baths and room brick Colonial. Natural urday.Sundey 1-5 or by ap. :lst advertised. Colonial Shores. Choice ranch. 3 1l8OO. Surrounded by beautiful landscaping, custom.built 3 firep11lce, one bath, ;2 lav. pOintment. 886-6320. two car attached. 886. well planned and main- berirooms, 2 batbs. Fami. MIDDLESEX, Splendid • 4200. bedroom, 2.Y.I bath colonIal with large 21 ft master Carpeting and draperies. tained. 5 bedrooms, 3~ ly room. Recreation room. bedroom colonial, family bedroom, paneied den. Generous corner lot just one Finished basement. Comer THE BERKSHIRES baths. Recreation room Many extras. Central air room, formal dining room, WASHINGTON. Brick Co. bJock from the 'Lake. Price reduced. lot. 2 car garage. Move in wiith bar. $65,000. conditioning. $77,500. Jonial. Screened porch, 2;2 baths, Ideal home for 869 MOORLAND condition. CONDOMINIUM 2 BEDROOM two car garage, large the luge famlly, 888- Located in area with no older homes, 01bedroom, 2.~ TOWNHOUSES LOTHROP. Near Kerche. VOLTAIRE. Lovely Col. family and formal dininll. 5800. bath coJonial only 8 years old. Large heated 2Ox0l0 4881-3 GRAYTON 2;2 baths, den, basement, and val. Interesting tri-Ievel. onial solidly built of Stran Good mortgage assump. '1.5 BRICK INCOME. Carpet. garage. One unit avaUable Fa u r bedrooms, two S te e 1 construction. 5 RIDGEMONT, Spacious 3 tion. 886-4200. pool f\)r hot weather comfort. Immediate posl!ession. i.ng and drl!pes, gas heat, at «7,900. baths. Large activities :m a i nbecirooms, 31h bedroom ranch on a doub- 719 LAKEPOINTE WHInIER. Four bedroom side drive, 2;2 car garage. See manager daUy (except room with fireplace. Wen baths. Paneled library. le lot, lar,e rooms, fin- Large family accommodations, 5 bedrooms, .. ~ baths, Colonial. 2;2 baths, air Excellent rental area. Wednesday) 12 noon.7 p.m. landscaped lot. Recreation room. Large ished basement, attached paneled recreation room. Locate(! near the lake and Vernier Road near !Mack BERKSmRE. Nice CoJon!. lot in top leeation. arJrage, excellent condi- conditioning, BlIrinlder, two waterfront parks. Quick possession. Ave. acr06I1 from Lochmoor family room and twu car PORT .SAN ILAC a1 built 19M. 4 bedrooms, HAWTHORNE. Sharp tion. near school. and GoU C1ub~ transportaUon, 888-6800. attached. 888-4200, 156 GROSSE POIN"I'E BLVD. 40[ A(;'.ES;.Jf ~llutlful, billy.' 2'ti baths. Paneled library rancb custom built 1964. partly Wooded property. Pri- Close to St. Paul's School, fully carpeted 3 bedroom, 1.~ Model 886-5711 and recreation room. $62,- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Cen. SUNNINGDALE, Desirable E. WILLIAMS CT. Largp. Office 776.0800 bath colonial with updated kitchen, paneled recreation 000. tral air conditioning. 3 bedroom .emi-rancb, s~rawl1ni seml.n!lch ill room. King.sized livillK room with fireplace, 2 car garage. , ced ::; NGTON family room, situated in S. DEEPLANDS ncar lake. WESTWIND. Well arrange Grosse Pointe Woods. DEVONSHIRE, 1405 beautiful area off Loch. Family room,' formal din. 580 COOK ROAD Superb Colonial built 1D6O. ed ranch in prestigious I 40 ACRES,: prime corner lOCI. moor Golf. Course, 886. 1IIg room plus plenty of Just add your own family to this lovely " bedroom, HANDSOME center entrance 5 bedrooms, 4~ baths. location. 3 bedrooms, 2 , ~~~~no.~y 1 mile from Lake Il800 eating SJ)ace in a l1'a. 2.Y.I bath Cape Cod with family room, glassed.in'pOrch, C"lonia1. F ace brick con. Family room with bar. baths. Solidly bullt. Pro. ciottS kltcben. Two full 2-;2 car garage, l>eeplands area. Ready to move in. ,.}~ ~truct1on. A-I co nd it ion, and fireplace. Library fesslonaDy landscaped. WILLISON, Contemporary ;;,~~' tastefully decorated. 4 bed. batbs, one upstairs and 916 CANTEBURY with firepbce. Recreation LA K E S H 0 R E. Beauti. tri.level near Vernier. one down. Lots of stor- rooms on second, with spare room with sauna bath and Just. like new, () bedroom colonial with everything, Lakeshore, 6 bedrooms, age space. 886-4200. room on third. First floor shower. Air.conditioning. ful lake view. Solid built 3~ baths, formal dining newly painted inside and out. Situated close to scbools. FIKANY features family room plWi Many other fine features. ltaUan Villa. 4 bedrooms, room, family room, spa. ROSLYN, Excellent. bed- Immediate occupancy. heated Florida plus large 3~ baths plus maids cious kitchen facilities, room bungalow. separate REALTOR bright kitchen. 3 car brick LAKEPOINTE. On 81 foot quarters. Library and sun 743 BERKSHIRE 1mmedillte poIsession, dining room. screened of One of Grosse Pointe', most beautiful Itreeta, choic. . 886.5051 garage. One Pointe's best lot near Essex. Sharp .Col. room. Many attractive land contract terms, 886. porch, 1 blk. from schools !buyS at $44,9(lO. onial. 3 bedrooms, 2~ features. .5800. and bus, 888-6800. English Tudor, " Idng.,bed bedroom., z.~ bath., larKe 644 BIRCH LANE. Gros&e . baths, ~~mily room. First KENWOOD COURT. Center paneled room and bath on third floor. Office 'in bile. ment. Pointe Woods. 7 room Ranch. FASICK REALTY floor Utihty room. $42,900. hall colonial of special 3 bedrooms, living room, din. ing room, family room, TU 1-7710 KENSlNGTON. 4 bedrooms 'eharm. Four bedrooms, kitchen, 2 baths. full base. BEACONSFIELD 1098. Brick 3~ baths. Near St. Paul. 2~ baths .. Fine country SCHWEITZER ment, brick patlo,'2 car ga. 4 family. Excellent eon Strongman-Kelly ond Associafes BORLAND :, McBREARTY ,I 100 Kercheval, on.lne.Hill .1 • ,I 889-0800 .1 395 FISHERROAD -REALTORS- TU 6-3800 .1 ,I ,I .'" Peg. Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thundey. September 30, 1971 13-aEAL ESTATE 13-aEAL ESTATE 1J-IlEAL 1STATE 13A-LOTS FOil SALI ZIC-lUCTl.ICAL ZlI-PAINTtNG AND 21M-SIWft SlIlVlCI l.zlCJ-CIMENT WORK FOIlSAU FOil SA'LE FOIl SAU I ESSEX comer Westd1eilter, SlIVICI . DECOlATING SEWERS CLEANED, brokea LAWRENCE VERBEIO: LOTHROP RD. lIt3ltllO feet. $11,800. 5 ROOM brick ranch with .a. ALINE, 1831-3.bedrm. brick CANNON ELECTRIC ICOMPloETE decoratille. 'a. Sewers repa.Ired. Guann. CEMENT CO. cox & BAKER deslined and rage. Newly deeouted, ltove LAKELAND Mar Jeflerlol1. COMPLETE ELECTRICAL perluqlll" iulU'ed, IVI"Il, teed. ReaSOlllbil rate •. 11I1•. ' CONCRETE-BRICK b u lit Contemporary trio Rancb. 2nd We bath 1D and refrlgeralor. &251 Lode. basement. Fin e peeJJed 1oox174 leet. $27,500. SER\o'ICE teed. A1Schnelckr, TU 1.- ooa or " .. UZS. STONE-WATERPROOFING level, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. wyrk between Chandler recreation room wltla Are. BALFOUR. 100 teet IINr lake. RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE - Driveways, Immediate occupancy .•• ' I %IN-.SPHALT WORK Park drive and Ea.I War. pltlce. Ga. beat. Coovenlent $15,000. COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL GEORGE S. OALL Y s1dewalb, patios, !Iarage 500. B)' owner. TUxedo •. ren Immediate occuJlancy. 2N-47411 Palatlftg, paperhall,lJIg M"". floors, eement ,atcbin, Of 4n4. to schoo" ,"d K.ck bll.l. GROSSE POINTE FAR MS. I LOU IE'S OWner. Lake Shore Road near Pr~ W. CLAIRVIEW CT., 10068 vel1cal. 117x230 'eet. 2n-STORMS AND ~~~ eommwUty over 30 ASPHALT PAVING Bi~ldl~D BLOCK - Porch. -Spacious air cOl1d1tioned McKINLEY. 4Ox113feet. SCIlIiNS 881.7. Alter «p.m. Driveway. and sea! l",oatin,. es, pre.cast .tep~, expert 1~ .•tory home with 3 bed. All work gunaateed. Free tuck pointing and plitebin., rooms, den or 4th bedrm. TROMBLEY. D up 1 e It site. CHAtv'\PION $12,500. ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION KURT O. BAEHR e,timates. All size drive. chimneys. . 2 lull bath.. BaJemenl lav. 881-"00 CUSTOM P Ia III Dd D • ways resurfaced. I STONE - Patlos, walQ! flow. OPEN SUNDAY ,2.5 and leereaUon loom with MAXON BROTHEIlS, INC. Wood aDd lteel WIlldoWI reo . at, a ecor er boxes, stone repairs of RIVARD, 889-PRICE REDUCED on this nicely lccated !replace and wel bar. Taste. ll8Z-eoGO placement wltb new tilt win. atUl', W.ll paperin,. GUlf. 52'T.IU15 1S413 Hoover aU types. three-bedroom colonial. Natural ftr~ace, newly flllly deeonted and nicely dow bardware. Permits ea.y anteed. Free estimate •• La. I WATERPRooFlNG - Base. carpeted. carpeted. IS-JUSINESS eleaniD, of both sides of tM 1,~."111. .__ I PETE ZIKO ment leaks. BLAIRMOOR CT., 1G1 - A OPPORTUNITY Clan from In.lde 01 tile R. • T. PROFESSIONAL ASPHALT PAVING I 15 Years ill the POUl.tes HA WTHORNE, 1158-SparWng four.bedroom. two bath !nsu1ated or l'e,u.lu paintilJl, IlIterior and ex. WE ,pec:ialiJe III nsideDlial FREE ESTIMATES family size home. Immaculte condiUon, good carpet. beautiful garden with brick INVESTOR.MANAGER :.ollie. Ilan. terlor. Free esUmates. 4ft drivewa)'. aDd .1.ao COIIUIlfl'. NO JOB TOO SMALL ing, recreation room, two and a balt car I.rage. patio off the panelled family EASTSIDE Com II an y MS Insured LIcellled 'toland, G r 0 s IJ e Pointe ela!, a1lo speclaUze III seal LiCeMed. Bonded. Insured Centr.l I.t condiUoned. Immemate possession. room are just two o( the fea. plant office, product, every. tures of tbis newer 4-bed. thing ready to go but be. Farms, 882-4588. eoatln,. Free estim.te •. m. TU 4-t5;StI LA 1-4G3 HUNTINGTON, ,21227 - Three.bedroom brick ranch. room Colonial with attacbed cause 01 poteDtl1l sco,pe we 21~.OOFrNG SIIlVICI 7213. 6711. EverJngs, weekda)'s I Large lamily room, good mort&a&~ to assume. Nice gerage. Priced in low SO's. need 1 or 2 invettors wUt ALL ROOF & GtmER WORK CUSTOM PAINTING, Ulterior, 8R 3.S8IO. _ CHAS. F. JEFFREY size 101. time, management ability S. RENAUD, 1572- Spacious Cau1kin" chimney repain exterior, Iree estimates. Ex. 21~EMEMT WORK COMPLETE MASONRY and capital, help laUDch BY APPOINTMENT 3.bedroom, 2 b.th brick to Gutters dened. perleneed. _.536%. REPAIR our J:roject. Write Box RIO, ADVANCE MAINTENANCE RENAUD ROAD, 65--Gracious .Dd beautifull,y maio. Ranch. on large wooded 101 Grosse Pointe News. TU 2.5539 21J-WALL WASHING H. CHAUVIN New and Repairs tained fi,'e.bedroom coloni.1. Ti\~ and a balt balbi, wUb aUached garage. Pan. CEMENT CONTRACTOR I • Brick • Block • Stone carpeted throughout, circular drh~. Move in c:ondi. eUed den and glassed ter. ''-PlYS FOR SALE J. D. CANDLER WALL WASHING ALL TYPES OF • Cement Wor¥: lion. race. Large paneUed recrea. ROOFING CO. PAINTING & DECORATING CE:!IENT WORK • W.terproofing tion room. Sprinkler system. MALE )'ellow t.!>rador pup' 92 Year. ReIiable SerYlce WIND MILL POINTE DRIVE, 15520 - Large family pies, excellent field back. HOME MAINTENANCE • Wal.ksPatios • Drives• Waterproofing• Porehes INO •lOB TOO SMALL DETROrr Residential '" Commercial borne on the waler gives year round moving land. ground. A.K.C. $150. alter 6. AU types of Root. • Deeks ELMER T. LABADIE • Pre.Cast Steps 77J.72t53-AFTER 6:00 P.M. ,cape. Warm and cozy rooms .ll with natu?l lire- HILLCREST, 5961-Sharp one 821.1922, plaCi!l;.Steel barbor and boat bouse gives year roWld owner Colonial in good locp,. Gutters '" Dowmpouts TU d 2 2064 • Tuck Poilltiftg I ' REPAIRS xe 0 - No job too smaU DE SENDER storage lor two hollls. Call us for veiewing. tion. 3 bedrooms, glll~ed LABRADOR Retriever puppy. 9 weeks old, maie, black. No Job Too Larle-or Sman WALL WAStuN'}, no streak. Free estimates CON~UCTION terrace. Pleasant yard with Free Estimates lng, drop cloths, average Llt-ensed and Boaded CHIMNEY repair, brick, bloek ROSLYN, 1697-An excellent retiree home Or young lam. mature trees. Only $27,900. Championship p e dig r e e. i1)' home. Three! bedrooms, garage. Priced under Dew claws removed. No CALL _-2100 bedroom, SlI, kitchen, $10. CALL work, drive ways, patios, $30,000. S. ROSEDALE CT., 23318- worms, shots, housebroken; lftIured Wormen Prompt. Call after 5:00. TU 2.6lSB6 TU 2.lI95e porches, waterproof me. ear. St. Clair Shore" off Marter TU 1.5306. pmer wo1k. Field. show or pet. $200. ROOFING FLATS Road. Large contemPora.ry 222-1777. J. W. KLEINfR. DAYS nl-0851 TROMBLEY, 908 -PRICE REDUCED on one of the Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, WATERPROOFING ZIK-WINDOW CEMENT CONTRACTOR EVENINGS 82£;.I11Jl finest income properties in the Park. Each unit has kitcben with built-ins, at. BRIARD PUPPIES AKC ALTERATIONS WASHING All types Cement, Stone aDd Over 40 year. f.tt busines.s I ' , three bedrooms, two batbs, den and bleakfast room. tached 2.car garage. A buy Rare French shaggy dogs. Will G. OLMIN Brick Work-New and Repairs 2t'-WATUr:OOrING love your cblldren and Illllured, licensed. CaU Exira large Jiving and dining rooms, natural flre. at $37,000. WINDOW CLEANIN Driveways, Porches, Walks -_ .. places. Three.car garage. guard your home. 368-3123. General Roofin,. Inc. . G Patios. Tuck Pointin( ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION GENERAL ROOFING, INC. SERVICE Pre.Cast Steps 881-4400 BEACONSFIELD, 1245-47-Excellent brick lIct, natural GERMAN SHEPHERD. Father VAlIey 1.3344 FREE ESTIMATES Waterproofine Waterprooflllg , fireplaces, separate basements. 2.car garage. Close Silloway & CO. and mother have always SPECIALIZ'ING WE ARE INSURED N J b Underpin footing to schools and transportation. Good income t.Del fairly carefully guarded my house. 0 0 Repair eave.in waUs TU 4-7000 ROOF REPAIRS 372-3022 Too Smalt priced. I lJOW hIVe 6 PllPPlu, ~ SPECIALIZING Insured IJcenlled I each. ED 1.5832. Gutters, :lecks: Do the work A'()K Window Cleaners. Serv. IJ.a2'I' MARYLAND. 3 bed. , IN ~,I DETROIT myseIi, 22 years experience. fee OIl ltormS aDd lereet1I. CAPilZZO CONSTRUCTION roonu, J1 e w Iy ra,llodeIed POODLE 7 month female, Flagstone Walks and Patios I DUPLEX, 'MOROSS ROAD-Two.bedroom brick, recrea- bathroom. Gas heat. Reason. ALTER ROOFING Free .. timates: If 0 11th I ., An T)'pes of Waterproofing I part! color black with white TUI-4807 rate•. 521.24S. Natllrlll StoDe Planters tion room with a bar. Excellent location for trans- able. Owner. 821-6156. LICENSED BONDED GUllranteed Reasonable portation. paws. Papers, sbots, $85. IJeeDsed and Insured NORTH RENAUD - Lnrge 3. LA 1-8361. FOR 21M-SEWlI SEIVlCE TU 2..Q717 ROOF AND GUTTER WORK 885-0612 bedroom llanch, den, 2~ ELECTRIC SEWER cleanJng. baths, full dining room, cen. DARLING kittens, 6 weeks CALL RICHARD WILI,ERTZ CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION BASEMENTS WATERPROOF. old, free to good home. 884- 50 ROSLYN ROAD TtJ.l.8170 No footare thup.Tele. ED-Reasonable rattll, work. CHAMPION tral air conditioning, many 2448, phone price. 17 yeUI ex- All types of Cement and extras. Immediate posses- CODDEN'S Company. Gutter perience. Cal Roe mer, Briek Work mlllship ruarlnteed. 181. Realtor sion. LOVABLE staDdard black cleaning and repairing. Call Plumbing. TU %-3150. Driveways, patios, walks, 0063 or 'ii9-1225. HURT REALTY r-vodJe, 11 months, male, anytime. LA ~7ll36. s t e p " chimney repair, TU. 4-5700 882-4881 an shots, partIy trained, - ADVANCE MAINTENANCE waterproofing. 2tO-PLAmR WOIlK papers. Need3 a good hame. ZIH-RUG CLEANING Eleclric Sewer Cleaning An types of eltcavatln, SPECIALIZING in repairs for 102 KERCHEVAL "ON THE HILL" GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 838-6130 aUer 6 p.m. COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL All work cuaranleed; 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 18 years. Cracks eUminated. CARPET and upbolsterine All Work Guaranteed IicelLSed and insured. Clean. Jim Blackwell. VA two balf baths Custom tri- AKC D(f)erman pups, cham- 88U5lZ , 885-0612 level. 1080 Marlon Court. Cleaning. Doll Plehe Jr. 29C 1.7051. pion blood line, $125. 82t- 7172. 881.2311. Open SWlday 1-4. 8353. MATCHING PEOPLE AND HOUSES ... 4 BEDROOM semi.rancb on 16B-flET GRooMI NG 211-PAINTING AND WITH IMAGINATION '... CAL.L quiet court in Grosse Pointe DECOlAnNG Woods. $43,500. 6~% as. GROOMING - Sclm.auzers $1, THE GROSSE POINTE sumable mortgage. 19979 Poodle" $8, SChnalUJl!r stud PAINTING, Deat, ~perleneect, East Emory. TUxedo 4-8905. aerv1ee. 886-4882. refereneel, reasonable. After 5.' TU 1.5306. WaU wubin(. GROSSE 20-G1HUAL .SIRVICE PUBLIC SCHOOL .SYSTEM WlUTTIER - One OWDEirKENWOOD CT. - Center PO\NTEOBJANDLERS, Interior, Ex. EXTERIOR home. Family size kitch- entrance ColoniaL Cen. C ITV terior decorating. Aluminum HOUSE and garage painting. en, lIbrlrY, enclosed tral air conditioning, 3 aidlnl,lUtlers. 884-4724. No V e r y reasonable - e:ueUent porch for (amily room, bedrooms, 2~ halbl, li. 1ST OFFERING lob toO smaD. Grosse Pointe Grosse P 0 j n t e refereftCes. f bedrooms, 21h baths, brary with fireplace. At. references. AWl Inte!'lor and Bas e - NOTICE OF PUBLIC' HEARING finished bas!:ment. Land tached ,arage. ENGLISH style resideMe with menta. contract available. 3 good sized bedrooms, 1'h ,BEAT ANY Bid on home re- OXFORD - Custom bunt baths, and that all important pairs. C~Dtry, iooflng 371.,.7478 extra room on the 1st floor gutters, porches, chimney., PEMBERTON - Good fam. Colonial. Formal living INTERIOR and exterior paint- Proposed.1971-72 Budget ily house with 6 bed. and dining rooms, fame lor use as a den or bedroom. licensed. 831H893. ing and paper hanging. ~a. rooms, 4 baths up. Li. ily room, walnut paneled Good root, good furnace. An d attractive well maintained FIX.IT NOW. A.111an '1 me!!, IOnable retes, 30 year'l ex- brary and enclosed ter. libraty. Master sUite with home on a tree-lined street Painting, plumbing, electri. perience. .Ray lBamowllk)', The Board. of Ed':lcation of The Grosse Pointe Public School System will race. Modem kitchen. dressing room, bath, 4 cal and cupeat.ry. 'Major 831-6852, 31'1.2384 after 6. hold a public hcanng on Monday, October 11, 1971, at 8:00 P.M. at Monteith Attached garage. Priced other bedrooms, plus 3 Only $34,500. and minor repalrl. Call for lor quick sal.. Immedl. School, 1275 Cook Road' to reView and consider the System's 1971.72 baths, finished basement, KARL DAVIES an estimate today. 884.54'1'1, DONALD BLISS proposed budget. . . ate possepion. S car attaclled garage, Decorator TU 5-3220 or 8fl4.2750. DEVONSHIRE - C.E. Co. central air conditioning, Exterior IDterior sprinkler system. Room The following is a summary of proposed expenditures and revenues: 10nlal. Large living, din- GROSSE POINTE PAR K. 20A-CARPET LAYING Free EstJmale.s ing rooms. Library, 5 for that tennis court or swimmlng pool. Brick 4 flat. tI rooms, excel CARPET LAYING TU 1-:7050 BUDGET CLASSIFICATIONS: bedrooms, 31f.zbaths. At. lent condition. VA 4-91116. NEVI AND OLD 40 Years ill Groue PoiIIte . tlcbed garajile. Immedi. LOCHMOOR BLVD.-Beau. EXPENDITURES ate oec:upancy.' FARMS, 204 Ridgemont. 3 Stair Carpet Shifted RUDOLPH. 'J'ONELLO BUDGET AMOUNT tifully decorated English bedroom ranch, 2~ batbs Repairs of All Typa Deeorator Instruction BISHOP ROAD-Well can. home - just off Lake central air, Mlitscbler ldtch Cigaret Burns Re.Woven Interlor.Exterior $10,668,691 Shore. Modern kitchen, Administration 553,310 structed large tudor home en, family room. Open Sun. NEW C&~T SALES Wan Paper1Dg Attendance near Jefferson, 19 (oot den and family room, 5 day 2-5, 884-48G7. 173,906 dining room, garden room bedrooms. 3 baths, 2nd 882-0870 Health Samples SbOWDf.tt Three Mile Drive 7,600 and den. 2nd floor libra- floor laundry. Air.condi. Transpo$tion 66,500 tioned. 13A-LOTS FOR SALE Your Home 25 Yeara Experience ry. Good bedroom sp.•ce. BOB TRUDEL Operation 1,640,441- Garage apartment. :Maintenance LAKE SHORE DR. - Ex- CARMEL LANE - Prestige TU ~Q3 YERKEY & SONS 438,598 BEACONSFIELD - 11f.z qUisite 5 bedroom center Farms location, overlooking 21-MOVING .. WE SPECIALIZE - Exterior Fixed Charges . 609,500 lake. Sale or trade. 881.2257. U' stClY home with I) bed. foyer Colonial. Paneled STORAGE painting. 27 years' experi. Capital Outlay 110,000 rooms, large kitchen, din. librar)' plus large family ence. Public Library 492,132 ing room, 2 car garage. room. Mutschler kitchen, AC'1' NOWI KEN'S MOVING-Local, sltb. Student Services 52,935 Close proximity 01 schools. 3 lun baths plus 2 half Don't look back later on and urbs. One piece or hllUleful. DU PONT PAINTS Outgoing Transfers 11,000 baths. Beautiful decor say, "If I had only had the Low rates. TU %-8340. Used FISHER - For delightful and landscaping. Central foresight to buy." living - family room, Reasonable. Call Evenings. Total Current Operation $14,824,613 air conditioning. 41f.z car TWO GOOD VALUES 21A-PIANO SERVICE 891-M96 712.3116 Debt ~tiremeDt family siz.e kitchen, 4 attached garage. Grosse Pointe Blvd. $12,llOO , .1,119,273 bedrooms and 3 baths. PIANO TUNING and repair- Bedlord Road $12,000 Ill,. Thorn .. PettJt. 884.25O'T. EXPERIENCED painters with New decoraLlng, carpet. HAWTHORNE - 4 bed. re'erences. Reasonable. Call KARL DAVIES 88&-3220 Ing and drapes. It must room English Tudor with COMPLETE P la n a Jerriee. 881.8376, 5-g p.m. GRAND TOTAL $15,943,&86 be seen inside to realize family room, attached ga. Tuning, rebuDd1n., refiftfsh. LOT ON Lakeshore Lane, ~ff C &I C PAINT.ING. Interior the value. rage, 80 (t. lot with clr. Lake Shore Drive, 12'7'xl08'. ing, de.mothift,. II e m b e r cular drive. Walk to and exterior, wall washlll., REVENUES LAKE COURT - Norman Private owner. 889.0183. P1lno 'X'eehDJdana Gund. R. paperhanging. Reasonable. Ferry School. Zech, 731-7107. French architecture. 300 CAMERON PLACE, l06xl24. 839-0831. , Cash Balance $ 179,000 foot lot. 40 (oot living LAKE SHORE DR. -Cus. Current Taxes Excellerlt location with lake 211-SEWING MACHINE HUGHES BROTHERS 12,069,023 room, 26 loot dining room tom built home on beauti. view. Priced to sell, terms SERVICE Delinquent Taxes 6 fireplaces, 6 bedrooms, fully landscaped grounds DECORATORS 350,000 avallablll. 5293 Yorkshire , Interest or. Delinquent Taxes 15,000 plus maids' quarters. with swimming pool. 4 UNIQUE REALTY SEWING MACHINE repair•. Tuition bedrooms, 4 baths plus All ages, aU maltell. All 882.9750 or 33'.-11029 25,000 PROVENCAL - I) bed. 178-4900 maldn' and garage apart. pam ltocked. Free 'elltf. Income from Investments . 150,000 room French Provenclal INTERIOR.~XTERIOR Penal Fin~"!-Library . Colonial. Library and ment. Cenlr.1 .llr conell. GROSSE POINTE FARMS mates. 882.1881. PAINTING 3,200 Uoning. Deluxe In every Revolving FuJids aunroom. Updated. 3 car Muir Road Sbx110 COMPLETE Decorating aerY. 23,000 detail. Waverly Lane 21C-EUCTILICAL Special Appropriation: Special Projects 7,950 garage. Maids' rooms. Ice. Paper bangln,' and re. Rerit-School Facilities NEAR MONTEITH -3 bed. 3 Loti eacll 12Sx110 SERVICE movlng. Material, wortman. - 22,000 MORO~S RD. - 3 bedroom room ranch, large kitch. Ridge Road 100xI50 ,ELECTRICAL Repairs. Major ship guaranteed. For uti. MlsceUane()us Revenue 15,000 COlon!.al, heated FlorIda en, dining room, livIng Lake Shore Dr. l5Ox230 and minor. 884.54'1'1 or 884. mates can State School Aid 1,616,540- roor", Nicely landscaped room with fireplace, en- Vendome Court 7Oxl26 Special Education 71)XI5()lot. 2 car garage. 2750. WILLIAM FORSYTHE 217,000 closed porch, full finish- GROSSE POINTE PARK VAJ1ey 2.1108 Other State Aid 51,000 KENWOOD CT. - English ed basement. F.lIalr Place l00x121 Federal Aid--State Source 70,000 Tudor home. Paneled lie INTERIOR and exterior paint- .. Federal Aid-Federal Source 10,900 brary with flreplacl!. GROSSE ME. CITY ON STERLING HEIGlITS ing. Free estimates. Quallty THE LAKE - Lt ..ge 10 aeres zoned residential. USE materials used. Free esti. Modernized kitchen, sun. Total Current Operation $14,824,613 room, screened porch. 4 mansion on 173 It. lake mate •. LA 7.5318 after 6. Irontage. Additional res. Debt Retirement 1,119,273 1 a r g e bedrooms plus TED'S "aU paper removing, maids' and guest rooms. Idence, IPpurtances and GROSSE POIt'JTE buildable lots av"llable. exclu.ive1y. Free estJm.te., HIGBIE insured. sss.9W. CANTERBURY - Air con. This property Is very GRAND TOTAL $15,943,886 dltionlng, sprinkler sys. Ilexlble - Cln be divided 84 Kercheval, NEWS ALL AROUND painting .nd tem and intercom In this to suil purchaser's needs. 886-7100 wall WilhiDe. Insured. Jesse 4 bedroom, 21h bath Co. Call us lor an appoint. Page, VAlley 2.?848 eve. .Includes $325,000 \vhich will be withheld by the State until the fourth lonlal with lamily room ment to vIew this choice nlngs. quarter of the fiscal year (April.June 1972) against potential deficits in and attached garage. estate. GROSSE POINTE FARMS CLASSIFIEDS LakevIew nr. Country Club the State Budget. Llnej 5Ox300' exeenent resl PAPERHANGING dentlal building site. Al FOR QUICK cleared. BY SCHLOSS BOARD OF EDUCATION THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM H'GBIE REALTY Any type poper MARV. BOUTIN BARBARA R. THOMPSON, SECRETARY 84 Kercheval 886-7100 REALTY RESULTS $5.00 per roll 884.7733 773.7820 422.7238 261.4583 September 28, 1971 l ,. > , _"¥ ..... ,. ~ ...... >"':' ...... '.• ;~,., ' ...... '~ ...~~ ~ ...... ',1. ~ ..~ •. '. ~... ..'" ...... "'- .. ' "" ...... - ...... '~t ...... -.J ...... ¥'r "'.. ~/ •• -- I .-' ,....,~ ....,"'"..-,..,..,' ...... ~.•. ""'t,...... ,.., .... '...-.:I'\~~.~;,"'I#.'*" ..,...... ,...... ~ ,.• ,,",' ,...... :.', '~.: .. ,,' ,.....; ..~. . .r.~...... ,...... _.• _. " ~,' , " ./, ,- .... ,.... ,' '. ,.~.. • .; . ,>' ". ' ~~_~W'~lrt;,Mf:t.-':c.~' • Thursday, September 30, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Fiv. ------~------_._------21 R-FURNITURE 21S-CARPENTER 21$-CARPENTER 21S-CARPENTE~ 2'lT-P'LU,MIIHG A~D 121W-DRESSMAKIHG_1 IEPAIR CARPENTER 'Repairs. Major MR. {IX.IT. Stuck door? Ad. I HEATIHG4. Sf;AMS1'RESS - Dre~smak.: CITY OF ELEGANCE IN and minor. 884.5471 or 884. CUSTOMCRAFT dillonal sbelf, partitions, reo FOR CLEAN and dependable ling •. alterations. Europe,an I UPHOLSTERING 2750. pair" no carpenter job too service, c a II ELMERS t r a I n e d. 3446 Devonshire I Construction Company Custom made furniture; deco. ---_._------small, reasonable, depend. PLUMBING and HEATING, near Mac k Ave. TUxedo: GROSSE POINTE rative fabrics; professi'onal . REMODEL ING • able. 886.7434. Plumbing License #0415156. _2.9820:.._. .... __ : needlepoint mounting, tapes. Kitchens • Additions BUILDERS & REMODELERS WAYNE COUNTY, MI(;HIGAN tries and :yard; chairs and Recreation Rooms. Porches 21T----P-L-U-M-.-.-H-G--...-IIo..J-D-1 TUxedo 4-4882. 1 ALTERATIONS, experienced stools in stock. EWALD, and Repairs Additions.- Dormers "'" I seamstress. In my home.: established 1926, 13929 Ker. Lice~~ed . Insured Rec. Rooms. Bathrooms ___ H_EA_T_IN_G 21V-SILVERPUTING -I __882'9261. __ .. _ NOTICE OF Kitchens, New Homes cheval at Eastlawn. VAlley LARRY'S CUSTOM • ,c;j[~e~.and Gold PI~ting ~_IZ=-LA"!~~f.~PI ..._G__.. 2.8993. ONTARIO I CONSTRUCTION Custom Garages• and Doors PLUMBING AND HEATING • OXldwng .an~ Repairing. i TREE and stump removal- REGISTRA TION 21S-C"RPEHTER 881-4400 Rer;idential and Commercial - B~ass Poluhmg. Lacqu~rmg: correclive pruning. Eastern I Free Estimate: and Planning Repairs and Remodel - Fireplace ~t~res reflnLS~ed I Tree service. Answering CARPENTER - All types reo HAR.W SMITH Water Heaters - A. O. Smith i • Copper polish1J11and buffmg: ~ervice. 773.0600, FOR THE pair and remodeling Carl BUILDING CO FINANCING ARRANGED Permaglass and Rheem I Watson, LA 6.51lO1. Established jn Glassline i LEEBERT TRIMMING, removal, spray. Grosse Pointe Area Since 1931 • TU 1.7410 SI LVERSM ITHS ing. feeding and stump re- GENERAL CHRISTOPHER Residential and Commercial 881-1024 moval. Free estimates. Com. CONST. co. Remodeling PLUMBING repairs. Major 14110 .CHARLEVOIX plete tree service. Cal nem. : and minor. 884.M71 or 884. 3 blocks west of Chalmers CITY ELEC1"ION Modern1z.ation • Alterations Alterations and Maintenance DOING all types of carpentry ing Tree Service, TUxedo: Additions • Family Rooms 2750. VA 2.7318 1.6915Q. . New Construction work, rem 0 del i n g attic Kitchen and Recl eation Areas 885-3900 885-1013 rooms.. porches. Small or To Be Held On Estate Maintenance PLUMBING repairs. Major l- big jobs. Estimates free. and minor, 884.5471 or 884. JAMES BARKE~ KITCHEN TUxedo 5.5892 2750. I CITY OF I: Tuesday, November 2, 1971 923.8585 923.8587 REMODELING I QU~ITY WORK by carpent~r BY B.P. with .over 20 years eX~r1' "Enjoy A New Kitchen." For. til'O_:f;t ')Poinit l'"",,~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk of :he ence I.J1 Grosse Pointe. Kitch. mica sink tops-stylish cab. I MICHICAN City of Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, Michigan will be ens remodeled, ~~sements I' inets - built.jns - instaIation CITY OF GROSSE POINTE at his o£fice located at 17147 Maumee Avenue for the panel~d ..~oom additIons, .etc. and alterations to pleal>e. Free I Conscientious. Small Jobs estimates. Reasonable. BIDS INVITED purpose of receiving registrations from qualified eleclors acceptable. TU 4.15372. . 371-0403 INVITATION TO BID who have not already registered and from electors who A. will possess such qualHications on November 2, 1971. H. F. JENZEN PROPOSAL FOR CONSTRUCTION OF I BITUMINOUS CONCRETE PLAYFIELD the date of the GE~ERAL CITY ELECTIO~. BUILDING To furnish one 17 cu. yd. Refuse Packer Home and industrial repairs. Ale- t' AT KERBY FEILt;, GROSSE POIN'rE a rpe n e r Mounted on 31,000 GVW Truck with YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED th'H the City Additions, attics complet~d. Licensed Optional Trade-In FARMS, MICHiCAN Porch enc1(1sures, recreation " . Clerk's Office will be open for registration every day rooms, garages repaired. Kitcnells. recr~a.tlon rOOalS, Sealed bids will be received at the City Hall, except Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 A.~1. until 4:30 TU 1.9744 777.6840 porches. addihons, r~ms 90 Kerby Road. Grosse Pointe }i'arms, Michigan panelled, gutters, roofmg, The City of Grosse Pointe will receive sealed 48236, untilll:00 a.m., E.S.T., on Friday, October P,~1. and on Wednesdly evenings until 6:00 P.M. for the • Attics • Porch Enclosures electrical. bids for the purchase of one (1) 17 cubic yard 8, 1971, at which time, all bids will be publicly purpose of accepting registrations. • Additions • Kitchens 775-3563 Leach Packmaster compaction type refuse col. opened and read aloud. • Garages Anyone interested in furnishing a bid may do • Commercial buildings lection body mounted on truck of minimum IMPORTA~T 31,000 G.V.W. on or before 11 A.M., October 12, so by obtaining specifications ;.t the office of the . JIM SUTTON Modernization City Manager during regular office hours, 8:30 The City Clerk's O!!ice will be open on Saturday, 1677, Brys Drive 1971 at which time said bids sha).l be opened a.m. until 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. September 25, 1971 from 8:00 A.)!. until 5:00 P.M. and TU 4.2942' TU 2.2436 MORE VALUE for your money. Additions, kitchens, publicly. Bids shall include optional trade.in for The Council reserves the right to reject any on Friday, October 1. 1971, the last day to register, FAMILY,rooms are my spe. dormers, basements, bath- one 17 cubic yard refuse packer. or aU bids, and to accept the bid deemed to be to £rom 8:00 A.M. until 8:00 P.M. cialty. 884-5471 or 884.2750. rooms, wall removals. No the best interests of the City of Grosse Pointe job too small or to l~rge. Specification and bid forms may be obtained Farms. CARPENTER WORK-Panel. THOMAS W. KRESSBACH ling, ,partitions, shelves, BIDIGARE BROS. INC. from the Municipal Offices, and completed bids CARROL C. COOK kitchens, rooms, small jobs, Office 772.5715 shall be submitted to the City of Grosse Pointe, City Clerk etc. TUxedo 2.2795. Evenings till 11, TV 1.6988 DEPUTY CITY CLERK attention Thomas Kr~ssbach, City Mana~er. 17147 Maumee Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Published-Grosse Pointe News, issue of CITY OF September 30, 1971. G.P.N. 9-16-71, 9.23.71 and 9.30-71 48230. Bids shall be sealed. and plainly marked "REFUSE VEHICLE." ~ro"eloinft lam T. W. KRESSBACH NOTICE OF City of.Grosse Pointe City Manager REGISTRA TIOt~ MICHIGAN FOR Publish GPN 9.30-71 GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON ELECTION NOTICE Tuesday, November 2, 1971 CITY OF TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN TO'THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE Please take notice that at the General City Election to be held on CITY OF CROSSE POINTE PARK: the 2nd day of November, 1971, the folhJwing City Charter You are hereby notified that any qualified elector (jtOSSt If'ointt!lfimus Amendment proposal will be submitted to the vote of the quali- of .the City of Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan, who is not already regi~tered, may register for the MICHICAN fied electors of the City of Grosse Pointe: Ge.t1.er.aI.~.!ElectiOn.. to, be .;held'.'ill-l Saido£..ity: on the -'" - " 2nd d of, Novembel". 1971. . .- SUMMIRY'.OF' THE MINUTES' . Present Proposed Regist . tions will be taken at the office of the ' City Clerk, 15115 East Jefferson Avenue, Grosse SEPTEMBER 13" 1971 CHARTER PROVISIONS Pointe Park. Michigan, each working day, Mon- The meeting was caUed to order at 8:00 p.m. CHARTER PROVISIONS day through. Friday., bet\veen the hours of 8:30 Present on Roll Call: Mayor WiIliamG. Butler, Coun. Section 18. The.,C:;((y"shalf have a municipal court Section 18. The City shall have a municipal coUrt cilment James H. Dingeman. Mark C. Stevens, Nancy J. with one judge. The municipal judge skall be a quali- A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and on Wednesdays until 6:00 with Iwo judges. Each municipal judge shall be a P,M. Waugaman, Richard C. Hudson, and E. Rust Muirhead. fied resident elector of the City and an attorney li- Those Absent Were: Councilman W. James Mast. censed to practice law in the State of Michigan. No The, l~st day for receiving registrations will .be qualified resident elector of the City and an attorney Also Present: Mr. John R. Axe, representing the City person shall be elected or appointed as a mu!"lieipal Friday, the 1st day of October. 1971 on whIch Attorney. ' licensed to practice law in the State of Michigan. The judge after reaching the age of seventy years. The day'..the said clerk will be at his office between Mayor William G.Butler presided at the meeting. municipal judges shalf be elected, in accordance with municipal judge shall be elected, in accordance with the bours Of 8:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M Councilman W. James Mast was excused from attend. the provisions of this Charter, at the regular City For the convenience of the electors, the office ing the meeting. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of August 23, the provisions of this Charter, at the regular city elec. election of 1971, and every four years thereafter" His of the City Clerk will also be open on Saturday, term of office shall begin 30 days after the regular 1971, were accepted as corrected. tion in November of 1967, and every four years there- September 25, 1971 from 8:00 A:M. until 5:00 The Council authorized a restriction against the park. City election in November of 1971, and on theMon- P.M. for the purpose of receiving registrations ing of trucks along Kercheval Avenue, between Tonnan. I after. Their terms of office shall begin on the Monday day next following his election for every succeeding of the electors qualified to vote. election. Of tke two municipal judges elected at the cour Place and Lakeview Avenue ..for a thirty.day period, next following their election. The City's two incum. .' N. J. ORTISI to be followed by the Council's review of the matter. The . regular City election 'in November of 197 I, under the Council further authorized a restriction against the use bent justices of the peace are hereby constituted City Charter, Part A, Section 18, in effect prior to City Clerk of Lakeview Avenue by all commercial vehicles other 15115 East Jefferson Avenue municipal judges for the remainder of their terms. this amendment, the one receiving the highest number than those having legitimate bus,ine6s on such Avenue, of votes shall be the elected municipal judge in ac- Phone: :822.6200 for a thirty.day period, to be followed by the Council's The municipal judges shall (Sec. 23 of this charter cordance with this amended section for purposes of GPN ~23and 9-30.71 review of 'the ma.tter. The COI~nciischeduled a Public Hearing to he held notwithstanding) each provide corporate surety bonds the regular i City election in November, 1971. The municipal judge receiving tke second highest nurt\ber before the Zoning Board of Appeals on October ., 1971, in amount not less than One Thousand Dollars at 6:00p.m., for the purpose of hearing .the Iippeai of of votes in the regular City election in November of Mr. Gilbert G. Kurop, of 80 Meadow Lane~ ($1,000.00l and shall be paid a salary the amount of 1971, or in the event only one municipal judge is CITY OF GROSSE. POINTE The Council adopted a resolution to provide an ade- which is to be fixed by ordinance, or such amount as elected at that time, then that sole judge shall con. Wayne County, Michigan quate number of life ladders and life rings at easily ae. tinue as municipal judge until 30 days after .said eessible locations throughout the harbor areas of the may hereafter be provided for such municipal judges election, at which time the office of second municipal Grosse Pointe Farms Pier, prior to the beginning of the by state law. The municipal court and municipal judge is abolished. The ml:nicipal judge shall lSec .. 23 1912 'boating season. NOTICE OF judges shall have such jurisdiction, powers, and duties of this Charter notwithstanding) provide a corporate The Council authorized the Administration to engage surety bond in amount not less than One Thousand the professional services of the firm of Pate, Him & as are now provided by Act No. 5 of Public Acts of Dollars ($1,000.001 and shall be paid a salary the NOMINATING PETITIONS Bague, 'Incorporated, for preparatic,n of detailed plans pertaining to the ,proposed multi,pul'pose recreation area Michigan of 1956 or may hereafter be provided by amount of which is to be fixed by ordinarl\:e, or such amount ~s may hereafter be provided for such muni. For the at Kerby Field; and further, authorized the aforestated !;tate law for such municipal courts and municipal proposed plan to be submitted for competitive bids. cipal judges by state law. The municipal court and The Cauncil authorized the Administration to open an judges. Practice and procedure before said court shall municipal judge shalf have such jurisdiction, powers GENERAL CITY ELECTION additional separate cash a,mount with the Nati0!1aI Bank be in accordance with the practice or procedure as is and duties as are r;ow provided by Act. No. 5 of of Detroit on behalf of the «fty, .for the accounting of Public Acts of Michigan of 1956 or may hereafter be To Be Held on Slate Highway Funds. now or may hereafter be provided for such municipal provided by state law for such municipal courts and The Council Ilppointed Mr. Ledyard Mitchell, Jr. to I courts by state law. The council may provide for the municipal judges. Practice and procedure before said serve as Refuse Disposal Director for the City of Grosse court shall be in accordance with the practlc'!! or Tuesday, November 2, 1971 Pointe Farms, for a one.year term ending in September, appointment of a clerk and one or more deputy clerks procedure as is now or may hereafter be provided for 1912. The Council a,ppointed the City Manager, Mr. Andrew for said municipal court, to serve such term, be paid such municipal courts by state law. The Council lTIt1y NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the qualified provide for the appointment of l'l clerk and one or electors of the Oity (If Grosse Pointe, Wayne Bremer, Jr. to serve as the Cily's Representative to such salary, give such bond and perform such duties as S.E.M.T.A.'s Advisory Commiltee; and further appointed more deputy clerks for said municipal courtr to serve County Michigan and all other interested per. , Councilman W. James Mast to serve as the City's Alter. may by ordinai'ce be prc$cribed or as now or may such term, be paid such salary, give such bOnd and sons that a GENERAL CITY ELECTION will be nate Representative to the Commitlee. hereafter be prescribed for such clerks by state law. perform such duties as may by ordinance be prescribed conducted on Tuesday, November 2, 1971 for the The following Reports wl~re rec~ived by the COllncil or as now or may hereafter be prescribed for such purpose of balloting upon the following elective and ordered placed on file: The council may provide for a court officer who shall clerks by state law. The Council may provide for a offices: A. Fil'e Departmenl Report for the month of July. have all of the duties and powers of court officer in court officer who shalf have all of the duties and 1971. the circuit courts of thi$ state, The council shall powers of court officer in the circuit courts of this One (1) Mayor (Two-Year Term) B. Police Department Report for the month of state. The Council shall furnish necessary supplies August, 1971. furnish necessary supplies and a suitable place for and a suitable place for cond\Jcting said municipal Three (3) Councilmen (Four-Year Term) The COUllCtladOl" J a resolution to decline inclusion O"f the Cft:; in the Com.Aunity United for Action organi. conductinl': said municipal court. court. zation. r Two (,2) Municipal Judges The Council scheduled a meeting of the Committee. You are further notified that the polling place for said election is of.the-Whole to be h~ld on November 22, 1971, for the (Four-Year Term) purpose of reviewing and studying the operation and as follows: facilities of the Pier Park; and further invited the tt1&i. All persons desiring to seek any such elective dents of the City to submit, in writing, any construcUve office in such election may secure proper, legal recommendations which they may have regarding such nominating petitions from the City Clerk, 1'7147 matters. Maumee Avenue, dH ".iiJ established office hours. Tile Council adopted a resolution to adjourn the MAIRE SCHOOL Such nominating petitions, properly executed, Regular Meeting scheduled to be held on September 20, must he filed with the City Clerk at 17" 47 Mau- 1911. . Upon proper motion made, supported and carried, the 740 CADIEUX BETWEEN KERCHEVAL AND WATERLOO mee Avenue not later than twelve O~~lr.(:.noon meeting adjourned at 11:10 p.m. (12:00 Noon E.S.T.) Saturday, October 9, 1971. Further, that the polls for said election will be open from 7 :00 o'clock in the forenoon until 8 :00 o'clock in the aftern\Jun E,S,T. THOMAS W, KREsSISACH WILLIAM C. BUTLER CARROL C, LOCK City Clerk Mo1yor DePLlty City Clerk THOMAS W. KRESSBACH Published-Grosse Pointe News, Issue of G.P.N.19.23.71, 9.30.71 and 10.7.71 CITY CLERK . September 30, 1971. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN , I , , ~.4.,.¥~.,I:.I'•••$.~.;'i'4•.4•..•.•.~.•A.,'*1;•.•'12.SI..I;•.S•.I$.£•..•j.£~P.4.2•.•i~ •.•,J•.• 3•..•~••~~~~.~.'¥~$'l~;~.P~SP..'4~..~•..'.,,+~,~a~~a~4~?~~F•..~~?~~"~~~~.~.~~.~~~~~~--~---=~-7-~-~~~~~-~~-~~-~--~-r~_- / . Twenty-Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I September 30, 1971 i - * * * * Feature Page * * * * Pointer of Interest ~------~oocI Ta8t:'II-F;:~~~:ther"~~.nt~~;-~i~~--' Favorite Recipes [P-Gtnfe IContinued from- J>age 13) oj K chairman of the Membership Movement. It's a Jarge People In The now : reception _ but U's the ONLY event this calendar Qounter Points CoDtrlbuted by , year specifically directed to obtaIning new Women's By Pat Rouueau Mrs. Rlehard D. Ansiow ! Association members. to the Symphoay Jualon Cook. Mrs. Risdon has asked two Pointers to chair Hemlines And Horse Power ... presents Inscape book, "No SecoJHI Fiddie" Memuership Movement committees. I'lrs. Murray at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Bloomfield Hills. POTATO SALAD i Young is in charge of communications, Mrs. Joseph Walton-Pierce is planning a fabulous fashion show . I J. MarshJllI of hostesses, including Pointers Mrs. both afterneon and evening. The date is October 8 and 8 medlUm potatoes , Eugene Kornmier, Mrs. John W. Nelson, Mrs. Albert the program begins in the afternoon at 1:30 foltowed 1/2 c~p ('hopped. gree~ D. Law, Mrs. Herbert Epstein and I'lrs. Carl WeIdeman. by a tea. In the evening the time is 8:30 followed by a omons (less If deSired) $ $ *' buffet supper, dar,dng and entertainment. Tickets for 11/.1,cup mayonnaise Dance Power tbe afternoon are six dollars per person, for the eve. 4 tablespoons vinegar Another "Movement" much on Pointers' minds ning twenty.five dollars a couple. For reservations call 2 tablespoons sugar these days is Dance Power, specifically the upcoming Mrs. George Gaston at 646.3359. 1 tablespoon prepared . first offering of the Metropolitan Dance Project for • • • mustard 1971.72, "Dances We Dance," a program featuring Beauty Hints ... from Leon. So many men and performing artists Belly Jones and Fritz Luden. d I women hllveoily scalps and dry hllir. If this conditiOfl I cup iced ce ery The National Endowment {or the Arts, the Mich. is treated improperly the result is loss of hair. Hair Ih cup diced green pepper igan Council of the Arts, the Junior League of Detroit .should be shampooed as frequently as llossible with a 1 cucumber, cubed and the Junior League of Birmingham are co.spon . special shampoo created by a pharmaceutical chemist. radish slices soring the concert Monday evening, October 18, at Available at Leon's, you can also request it be used chopped fresh parsley 8:30 o'clock in the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's when you have your hair shampooed there ... 17888 TIlis ls granGmother's "se. Fries Auditorium. > Mack Avenue ... TU 4.9393. c:ret" recip«', .:ae seetet being Committee members gathered recently in the to add the onIons and dressing Grand Marais boulevard home of Mrs. David Pethick .. to the HOT potatoel' Peel and • • cook potatoes until tender; to finalize plans for the event. Mrs. Donald Stewart, You're Iaylltd . . . to the Fashioll Gl'GUP'Sopen party drain. Quiekl~, cut them in the Mrs. Carl Garlington, Mrs. Morgan Poole, Mrs. John ef sealOlI. Meet New York fashloll dealguer, Gunther of u.e kettle. Add onions. Blend may. Renick and Mrs. Donald S. Young were there, as were PnJed n at StGlItter's Northlalld lall •.• Thursday, 5eptem. ~r P, '1':00 p.m. to 9:16 p.m. CocktaUs aDd hon d'oeuvres onnalse, vinegar, sugar and the Mesdames Frederic~ C, Kaess, Keith MoClung. will be served. The tariff il seyen.nlty. CaU Mrs. William JOHN BRUCE, OF DEVONSHIRE ROAD mllStard thoroughly, pour It Jr., and Anita Mikos. Eeultil, 889.3.8. tor reservations. (0;------.--.--.-- over potatoes alld onions, toss Patron admission at $10 includes a meet.the. By Nannette Singer together: clilll. Add remaining t' t Af I Rd'. . $3 T' k t • .. .. it can to help its young people . vegetables. Garnisb with pars. ar IS S terg ow. egular a mlss~on IS . IC e S Even though he's been named "executive direc. The Pointes are RreUy autono. ley. serve weU eltUled. Serves may be obtained by calling 823.6815. Only The Price ... gives them away ... beautiful tor" of the Neighborhood Club, John Bruce -hopes his mous, and that leaves only the 4.6 people. .. * ,.. reproductions, cameos, lockets, belts in the new job won't deter him from,direct contact with the young War Memorial and our Club to Field Trips jewelry collection priced from five to ten dollars at ---.-----.1 people who come into the Club. "As in any administra- plan activities tor young people Doing some "moving" In the next few days. wlll Michelle's Boutique, 17864 Mack Avenue. Michelle's he Smith College alumnae and friends and members is open Friday nights until 8:00 p.m. tive job, it may be difficult to maintain relationships in:1~h~~:i~~S'~eighbOrhOOd with young people while I'm working in this capacity. Club is waiting on the longer Iof the Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden Club, headed . .. . But I don't want to be a planet away from the sun .. , term results of the deteated north and south respectively. The Real Thing ... Natural cherry cabinets by I love young people and I want to make myself avail. September 13 millage proposal. only I'd The Smith group leaves the Grosse Pointe War Wood Mode are available at Mutschler Kitchens, 20227 able so that we can get to know one another and ex- "We will pick up any clubs Memorial by bus at 9:30 o'clock Tuesday morning, Mack Avenue. Wood' Mode also makes a line of beauti. change ideas." {9------and intramural activities that gone to October 12. Destination is the Toledo Museum of Art ful verstile furniture for storage which is planned for John and his. family, wife directing teen dances and the schools drop, if there is' where Smith College Day, sponsored by the Toledo any room in the home and includes hutches, desk:, Maureen lllId children Keny, {ormulating plans {or teenage enough interest," says John. the and Detroit Smith Clubs, will celebrate a special Smith 4; Sean, 3; Eric, B~. and Pat. IIctiyities. "We -also would like to focus gun cases and bars. College Art Exhibition running through November Ii rick, 3 months, have recently In August of 100:5 John de. on the seventh through ninth : with a lecture by Dr. Charles Chetham, Smith College .. move I ,'" IL, •.••