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------.------.------Michigan. and July I, due to the un. Education sought community" I wide participation to improve' '" SatDr~a;, ;W1e ! More Than Half Com- Headmaster 'Robbins Deplores Faet That Good Kercheval Business and th:Ir'19~tc~a;:rk~~ ~SU~UYth heavy tJ,rat~allS communications. The charge- GEORG~ PAPADOPOU. pleted 20.Mile Course' Neighbor Policy May Be Cancelled: Catc" Professional Association Committee. He ia a Council urmg ~ mon .10 ay. from the Board to the volun. LOS, premier of Greece, de. , , Member, Tax Law Section of It was disclosed on Mon- teer, 50-member representa •. elared that country a presi- Many Responsible for Youths Stealing Pitching Mound Sod Staging Second Annual the State Bar' Tax Commit- day, June I, that the present tive group, dated December dential republic after abol- Success ------Event tC!e Member ~f the Detroit w8ter elevation of Lake st. 11, stated in part: ishingthe monarchy and ac. I B'ar. He is also a member of CI8ir is 575.91 feet above sea Committee EsfabUsIIecI. cusing exiled King Constan. By Roger A. Waha , the F.inancial and Estate level. It was hoped that the "The Grosse Pointe Boarl tine of attempting a coup. The Walk for Human A report of some youths tearing up new sod The Kercheval.in-the Planning Council of Detroit; level would decline, but the of Education resolves to es. Papadopoulos declared him- h d S th't h' d f h lJ' .t L' tt P k B' d P Advisory Committee Federal heavy rainfall during the self President of the new reo Development, el at. 1 on e pI C mg mou); 0 t e DlverSl y. Igge ar. usmess • a~ r.O• Bar Foundation of' Detroit; past two mouths, April, 2.07 tabllsh a Citizens' Advisory'.;, public and sa i d that the urday, Jun.e 2,. proved to playground, Briarcliff drive, Monday, May 28, is fesslo~al AssoclatIon will Friends of the Grosse Pointe inches, and May, 2.88 inches, Committee to review school.:' community, school - parent, ~ Greek people will have the be a 20.mlle Journey of apparently reflective of a growing problem of van. hold Its second annual Library YMCA I n d i a n is not helping the situation opportunity to approve his succ~~s. Over 4~ persons dalism not only at the Briarcliff field but at the ethnic Americana Festi- Guides,' IJtUe League PTA at all. From Friday, June I, (ContlJiuecl on Page Z) government's decision at a parhcJpated WIt h 225' . ' val on Friday and Satur. PT and Grosse Pointe' Wood~ through Monday, June 4, the referendum wit h i n two walking the entire dig- University Campus fIeld as well. day, June 15 and 16. The Presbyterian Church. rainfall has been recorded months. He also .~omised tance. In this case, Woods Public 1------Assocaition is comprised ~r. Mitchell said tbat he at .52, ~lightly more thaan Woods Given parliamentary elections by Th Ik . ed $8 000 Safety Officer Albert Abend windows also stick their ugly of business and profes- felt his education had pr()- half an mch. the end of 1974. Papadopoulo. e w~. ers .rals , spotted four 17-year-olds and heads 'out. sional men in The Ker- vlded him with a "discipline see Crest July 1 Safety ~ ward masterminded the military to .be diVided I:letw~en the one 16-year-old leaving the What \l-15 Is facing Is not cheval Avenue Business to analyze clearly problems A .report from the Corps of take-over in 1967 that ended Twm Valley school 10 Can- area. He told the boys to reo on1, a ~ in money but also D' t . t t t h' f on the school board and to Engmeers stated that by By Roger A. Waba- parliamenta.ry.ru:e. . :~:n::r (::ufn

¥ Detroit scattered about the playfi~ld er and time. "We don't know Nottingham" t~ Alter road. accomplished." reach an aU.time high of the management and em- Sunday, June 3 and they all complied. But what to do. We can't afford The AS5Oeiation recently Is An lode ad nt 576.08 feet, and barring un. ployes of The Woods !~om A LOADED oil tanker was A local band "Snowblind" this type of destructive ac- the extra maintenance and received the approval of the pe e foreseen circumstances, will the American Water Works rammed by a freighter in provided musical entertain- tivity is causing U-15 to re- repairs," stated Mr. Rob- Park council to use the side- He. a~o stated ~at be was gradually decline to 575.19 Association was presented to New Yc,.k Harbor Saturday, ment for the walkers as well assess its stance regarding bins. "We are reassessing walk rights-of-way for the runn!n.. as .. an I~epe~de~t feet by November. On No. Jam e s Clemente, superin .. setting off fires and e~plos- as performing at a dance at the use of its fields" our stance. We have been occasion, and tbe group's ~andldate. J believe It I.S vember 7, 1972. the lake tndent of the Department of" ions and killing at least seven the Neighborhood Club after. pressed into a direction we president. Eddie Albert of Impo~tant to .add a new dt. reached a level of 575.15. Public Works, rJuring the. wards. "Good Neigbbors" dl'dn't want to go." That "dl" So t d' 1 ed th t menslon to the school board crewmen, including the cap. 1003 merse, ISCos a. . . Residents living along the regular council meeting Mon- tain of the freighter. The Bel. Pastor Leads Pack "We are trying to be good redion" is to lock up the since a section of the district As an lnd~pendent, I wl1~be Ishoreline of Lake St. Clair day, June 4, gian tanker Esso Brussels. neighbors," said Headmaster fielas. d I h d' t "hIe to listen to all views h Id k . Rev. Eugene Locke of the Ray m 0 n d Robbins. "The More Seemty exten s on y a sort IS ance in the community s ou ma e perIodic checks The award is ",In recogni-' anchored in the hanbor and Memorl'al Church was th~ d over the Detroil.Park bound. '. . of their dikes and sandbag. tl'on of o"eratl'ng Wl'thout a loaded with more than 9 mil. fl .: playing fields are there an He noted there are men M oM t h 11 d .. 'rs.t to complete the walk it would be a shame to Iock mho constantly pt'ck up trash ary line, to Alter road, The b' r. Iced b ISIi oppose. to ged areas because the dan- dl'sa.bllng .1"nJ"uryfor SI'Xcan. lion .gallons of crude oil, was h n w .ICh began an d f'InlS. hed at them up." But on numeroUS on the fl'elds, whl'ch I'S ex. Detroit Common Council also I uSI.ngt g an t e evesf m ef.t gers of flooding still exist, secutive years." ~ strUcll by the outward bound UOlverslty-. . L'Iggett Scoo.h I occasions. the fields have tra work for them. and gave its approval. 1lee I.ng a t axI frethorm h yeI if a heavy wind blows from In presenting the framed ~ American car g 0 container Special thanks for sUPI>ly- been misused by various in. added, "The repairs to the More Exhibitors 11::~m can ro 0 e sc 00 s a northeasterly direction. award, Mayor Pro Tern Mar- ~ ship Seawitch. The b a a t s locked together, and rlrifled ing food and support should dividuals and groups. track and baseball diamonds Albert said that he antici. So' e _, h" t Checking the dikes and sand. vin R. Boutin said, "Speak. _ M d ' te b" d bett f'r m

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p. Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 7, 1973 ISchool Board to Improve Communica~ions.Progrll~ I (CoM .... fna .... 1) of our prelent good proac. 14, the subcommittee chait- man, Mrs. Orm Hood, Ed. (icss AWNINGS I . Uces We expect to bave a men and representatives of mund Howard, Dr. James J. 'I ~nd IDtema1 d1Itrtc:t com. Dew '1001£ anel a new splrlt eaeh eommittee met with the Humes, Cbarles Jaeger, JeU mUDieltioDl, aDd to develop III a result of all of our ef. Board of Education in execu. Jay, Mrs. Basil JohDaon, I eoDerete ncommeJldatlolla fON" lIbe laid tive session for further dls. James Kaloger, :Mrs. Robert sUMMER 20%'COOLER for their Improvement. :MrS Hanpeter' added that cuuion. Kennel, Mrs. Donald Kuhn, ORDER NOW FORINM£DI"re. DELIVERY 1 "DurIDI the eourle ot ita the ~rd of Education and f>1xthemes were noted as Mrs. Elil.abeth MacDonald, IdeUberatioDi the commlttee school administration did not recurring in the written re- Wi1li3m McBrearty, :M r s. 11 ,dv1led to keep JD mlDcl expeet to present , .t ..tic ports filed by the five Com- Thomas MeUc~n, Keith New. that prelent .nd future proJram in September for municatioQs Subcommittees. ell. Mrs. William Nique, funds for Jnfol'lMUoul mat. implementation but rather They are: Robert M, Orr, Mrs. ~ank erial. ~Dd procedure. art to JDvolve tr.s, staff, stu. 1. Employes, citizens.at. Parcells, and Mrs. William Umited. dents and community reai. large, and parents seem un. J. Quinn. IIrs. Edward Hanpeter, 01 dents' in a series ot on.go- aware of the channels of Also Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Berkshire road, Seeretary 01 ill, activities during 1973.7.. communication that exist for al'd E. Rabbidea,,- Robert ~. MADE RIGHT • PRICED RIGHT tbe Board, wa. eIlairman "I am deeply commltied solving problems. Reese, Kenneth C. Roy, Mrs. and served al lNItee llailoD. to the principle of buman1z. 2. ~ore concern should be Jose 8antiz, Laurence Sco- Get Year 'Round Protection Dr. George EddiDltoD, AI- ing the educational process exhibited by the school sys- ville, Jr., Michael Shaheen, with New Beautiful listant to the Super1DtendeDt, II much as poIlible during tem for the individual stu- Dr. Joseph SpagnoU, Mrs. Vinyl Coated Dacron Fabrics was resourees adviser to the the coming year. Many of dent and individual employe. Eugene Spiewak, Charles CONVENIENT TERMS committee. our efforts will amount to 3. Employes and trustees Sullivan, Mlss .Yarcy Sutton, Mrs. Hanpeter, .t whose DO more than • re-empba.is should work develop and Mrs. Perry TeWall, Mrs. to .-. _ BE PROUOTO FLY OUR flAG ~ .... suggestion the Committee and a rededication, sillce we maintain a more positive im. Berthold Treiber, RUSlell was organized, laid that al. already have a good staff age of the school system. Vance Mrs. Thomas Whit. ~~S_ ~ 22 Fl H(lG POllS ~~ 50 though the budset for 1873.74 and a fine student body" 4. EscalaUng dlUiculties In tingha~ '1nd Mrs. John '.\~~~.~~ _,,' 598 .p has not yet been fina1lzecl, Mrs. Hanpeter stated. ' the communications proc~ss Wood. the revitalJud commUDica. Five SukOlDlll1Uees were noted when a child _ tions program 11 not expeet. .,. paAles from tbe elementary ed to coat more tbaD wal The. Clthens . Advl~Ory to the secondary schools. spent la.t year. Committee WIS divided mto 5. There is a need for on. "The new pf'~Jram 1s ex. five subcommittees whlch going activities, (such as ad. pected to touch every level met weekly during January dltional study committees), iD the school sy.tem, includ. aDd Februa~. IMrs. BeaU designed to improve commu. Ing th" COIltlnl.lltioa of many JolulIon, 01 Kenwood court, nications. . . c b a Ire d the Home.,scbool 6. In addition to whatever E"e1uoi.ely for .he man or hadilion Verbal CommurJcations Sub. sbort.range plans emanaUng committee; Mr. and Mrs. from the recommendations Father's Day;s Just As Rabbldeau, of Oxford roa.d, that can be Implemented be- led lbe Scbool.('ommumty fore the end of the 19'12.73 W r I t ten CommUDieationa year there is a need for iong- Important as Mother's Day Subcommittee; Charle. Jae(. er range plans to be imple. er, of Nottinpam road, bead. mented immediately with the ed the Scbool.Community beginning of the 1973-74 Let Campus he'p you select a truly fine gift for. that Ipec!G1 m~n in Comm1U1lcationJ Subcommit. year. your life, whether IN be old or young, conservative or fa.hlOn.mlndecl. tee; publlc Icbool 'Ind UbNry Community residents and Give . IItaff members &iternated as staff members serving OIl the DAD.i bead ot the Internal Com- ICommunications Committee lmunicationJ Subcommittee; are: Miss Thelka Adlhoch, for FATHER'S DAY Edward. Haug. of Bourne. Mrs. Benjamin Almany, Mrs. REMEMBER ihe CAMPUS SHOP for mouth elrde, was chairman :l'eter Altobelli, Miss Mary JUNE 17th of the School.Home Written Jane Better, Miss Rita Cary, Col!2munications Subtommit. Mrs. R. Gerald Coyle, Mrs. FATHERS DAY ••• for FATHERS Everyday .tee. Philip DIckinson, Miss Vir. Left - CROSS COUNTRY TIle final written reports ginia Downs, Dr. George T. . _ . 75% Dacron/25% 01 the subcommittees, filed Eddington, J 0 h n E Ide r, Co"on. Poplin or 50% with the Board 01 Educalion Thomas Gauerke, Mrs. Rich- polyester /50% Cotton in March, served " the focal ard Gersch, John Hammel, Poplin (Royal Stewart lar- Ca'ering Cuffed point of. d1acua.ion between Mrs. Edward C. Hanpeter, the subtommitt.ee chairmen and Edward Haug. tan). A zipper front sur-' 'omen S6a(b and the scboola' admlnistra. Others are Mrs. Victor coat with two.way double and tive staff in April. On May HawklnR, Mrs. Barbara Hoff. slide zipper, roomy storm for DAD is welt slash pockets. One- young men A Grea' piece raglan sleeve with of all ages Ideal double button cuff. Button Order Circuit Court Trial "weather" tab under collar. Washable. Natural 01" Olive green . _ $40 .AMlNOHAM GRC*E POINTE For Man Accused in B.E 1" N. WOODWARD AYE. 17046 KERCHEVAL AVE. Slacks to "'-eG-1. ,..... 1MG701 John Emery, 21, of oU14 found later, containing $35 match, $25 Newport, Detroit, WIIJ bound In wrapped coins. The trio OPEN THURSDAY It FRIDAY 'TIL , over for trial in Circuit Court were arrested and taken to by Park Municipal Judge the 'Park station. The juve. William E. Speer following nlles were later released an examInatioD beld on Wed. when they were found to be Open Thursday and Friday evenings nesday, 'May 30. Emery Is l.nnocent parties iD the crime. aeeuncl in a warrant of Armed with a se'arch war. FATHER.S DAY IS JUNE 17 breaking and eDterlDg an rant, Lt. Duncan and Park occupied dwelling aDd lar- Dets. Robert salfyrd and CeDY from • buildin,. William . Furtaw, . accom- Park Lt. Gordon Duncan panied by two Detroit police- Hid Chat as • ruuIt at Em. men, search the apartment ery'. ;uorest., aeven burglaries of the accused pair, and of Park homes were cleared. found a small, gray combina- One of the homes burglarized tion safe, burglarized from was that 01 How'ard Easter- the home of James A. Addy, man, 1071 iB'llfour, of whleb 1317 Kensington, on March 9. Emer:y ia lwmaUy accused Right - BARHARBOR . , iJl the warrant. It is believed the t both Emery ,Dd Sam:i>SOnwere in- 65% Dacron/35%, cotton Emery wu arrested with volved in the break-in of the poplin, nylon taffeta. Zip- Harvey K. Sampson, IB, of Addy home, where, besides per front model with one- the Newport address, last the safe, a 12-gJuge shotgun piece raglan sleeve. Stretch March 12, by Park Del, Sit. and other items were taken. nylon knit cuffs and collars James LaPratt and Detroit DunC'lD said thlrt the three with weather tab. Elastic police officers. Sampson was diamond rings stolen from gathering at waistside, arraigned in Detroit Record. the Easterman res id e n c e welt slash pockets. Wash. er's Court before Judge Hen- were found In the apartment able/Natural, Red and ry HeadiZlg, on a charge of occupied by Emery aDd Navy ...... •. '. $25 receiving and concealing stol. Sampson. eD property, In a warrant ob- Emery appe3red before tained by DetroIt authorities. Judge Speer with a court Park pollce were able to appointed attorney on May obtain a warrant I'illinst Em- 30. He stood mute to the bur- ery based on evidence tying glary charge and an innocent him in with the break-in. plea was entered for him and Taken from the Easter- he .was ibOund over for trial man residence W1!re about in Circuit Court, scheduled $3ll pieal'rl--7101'ton in wrapped coins, three for June 14. His bond of diamond rings and an asso~ $10,000 was continued until 92 Kercheval-On the Hill ment of loole cbange. Also his h~aring in the mgher TV 2.8251 bikeD was the Easterman court. . family car which was in the garage, with the key still in the ignition. lu searching areas In the Park and in Detroit, Park poUcemen found t!le Easter- man vehicle, a 1969 O1evro. For Father', Day let alation wagoD, parked in front of 4214 Newport. Sat. LaPratt wa;{ed pa- THE 'INDISPENSABLE tiently from 1 a.m. to noon on the March 1~ date, In BLAZER bopes that someone woul~ arrive to claim !t. by Dean6gate At about noon, LaPratt saw a man come out or the AUSTIN REED OF REGENCY STREET house and get into the sta., tion wagon and drive off. suggests the EngUsh-designed Detroit autMrities were noti. fied, and LliPratt followed PorOI/S,cool da,ron polyester and wool hop- woven check sport coat the vehicle, and with Detroit Ja,k - light as a breeze and easy fitting. officers stopped the station for Dad ... American.tallored of wagon, with Sampson behind Summer .rhadesof gold, light blue and green. the wheel, at Chalmers and Year round c%rs- of navy, red and forrest. woven polyester/wool/nylon blend Warren in Detroit. Leaving SampSon in the that flexes with every movement custody of the Detroit police. Brighun father liP this year with a new men, L&'Pratt returned to the blazer and Jome colorful Jlacks, and snaps back into shape scene of the original stake. out, in time to see Emery 70.00 perfectly. Black/red/grey or and two juveniles emerging from the house carrying a camel/red/brown. $90 paper bag, which, it was Coordinating slacks. $24 to 29.50

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2 HOURS FREE PARKING •.. JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TI~KET t '. ------Thursdey, June 7, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS • JERRY Many Students Voluntee~ in Worthtvhile Projects Vandalism COLOMBO June is the wrapping up in wortbwhUe efforts. '!bere were .tudents doing as wen a, South Hip .tu. 63 lC.rchewal month for school activities PerbaPi some of the hard. volunteer olflce work at the dents worked for the HeIilth. ,P~ ulp) I 116-9133 ~:a~~.= and proietts. It is also the eat working yet frequently Wayne County Health Depart. orama, spooaored by the UDi- were a....;.:...... lu ftlIlO. ulble time to salute those studentl unrecognized ~re tboae stu. ment end the Children', led FoundaUon, parkin, ean, ...... _ who have spent the past year dents involved in volunteer Home of Detroit. They elded babysUUng and lett1nI lip for moat of the dama,e. "Be. EXPERT GUN REPAIR Pro)'ects. III their qulet yet their peers .. counselon at displays. ca1lJe of thole who are mis. treatiq Ute arM, others are busy way, ttlese have done a Center Point, IJ)OllSOred by And there was more. Stu. pa)'in. a price," be lUted. GUNS. great deal to benefit the com- the Family Life Educational dents voi\lllteered at.ehoot "W. want to let people use THE V'EATHER PROOFED munity. CouncU. function', such I. ..rviDI our fte1da. We are tryiDg to ~CCESSORIES Over 700 01 them have About 2() students gave tea aDd aiding in cl.all\lPl, accommodate p e 0 pie. We given freely at their time, their time as aides to the helping at Back (j) SChool don't want to be a private talent aDd enthusiaam to or. Grosse Pointe NursinC Home Night, Family JPiUl NiIbt aDd piece of property," uJd Mr. D ~ C K JA,C ganizatiou, some of which 11M another 10 helped with Freshmen Parents Nlibt. Robblna VA 1-1200 would be unc\ble to operate sales and and shows at the They raised funds for for. But If'the .ituaUOI1 doesn't Open Tllndo)' and Friday 9 a.m. t•• p.m. ZIPPER JACKET FOR FATHER'S DAY without their help. Detroit Artists Market. elgn students throop the eban,., and If tboIe who Mon., W.ed., lllu,.. 9 a.m ... 6 p.m. The students 0( course And of eourse students donkey basketball gMne aDd Ibow ODlytllarespect for pri- Saturday 9 •. m. .. • p.m. HOODED learned from their selfless were involved in ecology pro- regularly atteDded schooJ Vlte property cOl1ti1lue.their involvement. But they also jects. TbtV virtually sand. board meetings. ways, othen could surely Come t. the America_ fettluI COATED proved that youth, being the bagged Grosse Pointe, aided In .ddtion they were ill. pay a pm. AIId for DO sane In "'- hi.. June 15th OM 16th stock of the future, is a sound in the planting day at EJ. valved in tJJ.~ Walkethons aDd realOJl, either. NYLON investment. worthy Fieid and helped with the March of Dime •. SHelL Tbe students, in their servo paper drives. Tho) students' active 'YoJun. ice, were omnipresent and The Interact Club from teer participation was beyond TERRY active ~ aU areas of the North High, sponsored by the tile cill of duty of school. Open Thursday and Friday evenings commuruty. Ove~ 150?f them Rotary Club. worked closely Their willingoesa wu un. LINED. v:olunteered as aides Ul spec. with the Children'. Home bounded their energy limit- FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 17 ElASTICIZED iil education p~ograms such painting rooms and repairing less. So it you need a helping a.s the F~undatlon for Excep. bicycles. Interact members hand, ask a student. CUFFS. honal Children. 1------They also taught swimming, SCOOP bowling, and helped in teen dances and outings for band- U-LS Invites Tennis PATCH dlclpped children. Many of them were involved 1$ tea. POCKETS. chers aides in nursery end Buffs to Join Net Club COLORS: elementary schools. Hospitals benefited from the University - Liggett School courts beyond the member. students' serviee. Not only ROYAL BLUE, is spending lI'Pproximately ship fee. Courts may be reo did they work as nurses aides $10,000 this spring to improve served in advance by tele- RED AND and candy stripers but also phone. participated in ph y sic a I, the three tennis courts at the An individual aduJt memo YEllOW. speech and occupational ther. Middle School campus on bership is $35, while an indio apy programs. At Jennings Br~arclifi drive. This sum- vidual student membership Memorial Hospital, six stu- 45.00 mer, the school will make is $30. A family membership dents were in charge of the the courts avaUable on a gift cart. is $35 each for the first two membership basis as a aerv. members and $25 for each Students made their presellee ice to neighborhood residents. koown at brancheS of librar. additional member. Eric Fornell, U.LS Briar. A student at U.LS, Mr. ies, assisting in general U- elill Tennis Club manager, brar)' work and with story Fornell said his assistant, reports the trio of courts Bill Dah1ing, alsol student, bours. Another behind the will be completely resur. scenes project was the New. will give lessons a~ $5 per 520 WOODWARD. , . DETROIT faced with a high quality comers Prolrt:m wbere more hour. Mr. Dabling is a memo Birmingham Shop open FISHER BUILDING ... DETROIT color contrasting surface of than 20 students helped stu- ber of the sehool's tennis Thurs. & rri, Iii 9 203 PIERCE ... BIRMINGHAM green and red. Improve. squad. . . ) dents new the uea adjust to ments, he said, should be the school system. For f.urther information 011 completed by Wednesday, joining the club, contact Mr. June 20. The courts are Fornell at 527-8540. Member-I FMr&~eJlW:e;e~e~~~(!Je.,.{!,)e~'{!,)c~e;c.-,r.~c~::fl,!"~ scheduled to be opened from ship is limited to 150 pe:sons. June 20 to september 3. About 25 p e 0 pie have SMASH WINDOWS e ~ FATHERS DAY ~ joined the dub. Mr. Fornell Someone fired two small ~I' JUNE 17 ~ said residents in the imme. rocks through Woods coun- diate area of U.LS will be cil chamber windows '!burs . . ~ given preference, but he in. day, May 31. Two windows vites all Pointe tennis buffs were sbattered, both about ~ to become members. '!'here 9lflxl2.incbes in size, on the is no charge for tbe use of westside of the cbambers. luxuriously cool ~ ~ The CRINKLE CREPE ~ ~ ~ J'M:~ ~ SHIRT ~ The finest cottOIl yarns are ~ ",oven in a manner that gives 1~ DAD'S EARNED HIS STRIPES a resilient, shape-keeping quality !~ for the extra special .~ to the cool absorbability that only ~ Cool, comfortable cotton knit shirt ,I cotton can afford. Great when l~ MAN IN YOUR LIFE with mini.seersucker texture ... a ~ you want a "dressier" casual ~ on Father's Day completely carefree pullove.'i: for ~~ look. In White, Navy, Light BJu~, ~ • TOO% Cotton Burgundy, Brown or Yellow.. ~ • Imported from France Father's leisure hours . $20 1~ • Flattering riblMd collar and cuHs Four-button placket, .open sleeves • Taped seams 'lit stress points ~ MAil & PHONE ORDERS TO 1571 WOODWARD. OETROIT- PHONE 964.2300 I" . • Snug Fit for action"ease. Blue, -red, • Long tail stays tucked in Se/ed from, Shade. of Red, White. Blue, Orango, Pinlr. brown or navy with white stripes. Burgundy. 8rown, Green, Vellow. Powder 8;uo from 00 Sizes M,L,XL. 12.50 0"'0 we"",,, ~~m M.U ON,00. ~ $13 I~l _ NORTHLAND CENTER PARKING AREA "E" 1~ ~t1P~t1P~t1P~(~:f'6;J~1fDt1P~t1P:tW(,:r¥9~:f'6;Jr;v:f'6;J~~:;YH

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_ .... ~. "~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS -,------_._.- Thursday, June 7, 1973 Be a bomebody - pay as Honor Society you go 'IDd you won't go very Condireting Detaired Textbook Study much. i BILL aZPPER'S (CoMIa'" 'N. 'ate 1) aDd dau,bter set the picnie The • t u d y will have a Elects Students b r 0 a d base, incorporating iDatory treatment l)f iDdivld. table. . e teac:bers, students, adminis- MY PROfESSOR SAID uals in terms of social em. The film did mention sor.n South High School juniors t rat 0 r s, and community "Inye,t your money where 1JoWNTOWN tural or .. u t b 0 r I t a : i a n books. that bave been initio and seniors will be initiated '.EmJI .. ated lOto the curriculum in members. ,Resources 8tudy it will pay you at lea,t I . . .. into the National Honor S0- structure.. the past five years which members will uae, include 8% per year. h can be ; Invites You To .See Mario "Mike" Farmis Racism, sexiJm and eDt. give balaneed treatment to a list of criteria, tips 'Ind ciety today, at 7:30 p.m. in ism were delcrfbed al three some aspecta of society. topics, index guide, evalua. the school :gym. At the cere. done. Here i, now. Inye5t For Next New or Used Car mony, seniors will receive Your bra~cbes of the aame tree, One history book bad a tion f:lrms, open evalu;ltion $2,000 in a share of a honor cQrds to wear at com- haVill' its roots power and section on the IOu Klux Klan and .a list of suggested read- nice 20 family apartment • If you have shopped and have a price in mind, ':1 mencement OD Thursday, superfonty. These roots re- wbile another incorporated Ings. Mtel' the study ,is com- make us an oHer! June 14. building. near Grosse Pointe suit in .a limited v~on which Martin L u t be r King'. "I pleted, recommendations will leads to :Ite4'1OtYPLDIwhich Have a Dream Speech" into be .made to ibe Board of Ed. Election to the Honor S0- that pays 8% per year to • Chauffeur Service to Your Downtown OHice or ciety was based on scholar. Mario "Mike" Formis eventually leada to a Umlted the body of a discussion of ucatlon. all 5har. hold.r5." Dow~town Shopping Area w~rld view where people see civil rights, Although the Study has had ship-students had to main- Price $2,000 per $h~r~. ,tain at least a B average- thin,s the way they w~nl to The film brought up many preliminary beginninf.s, it Fo, more infermation writ. to see them. By presen~g a questions Ilbout the substance will start full force next fall. chara<.ter, leadership and A Good Man 1833 E. JEFFERSON participation in service acti- broader sPtoc:trum. of 1 1f e. of textbooks and highlighted Howe~'er, m'any high school NEW YORKER styles, the committee hopes points to raised when review- students are air e a d y in- vities. 936 haconlfi.1eI To Know G...... nl •• Mi. ..1230 WO 3-4700 to prevent such stereotyping. ing books in the study. Is volved in the project, read. Juniors e] e c t e d include: The presentation used ex. tbe language of the ltlxt un. ing a~ evaluating books in Emily Barrett, Melissa Cox, amples from textbooks to il. intentionally racist or sexist? their classes, Kathryn Drexel, Carol Fish- lustrate common nclst, sex- How dooll the text treat mi. The project is an entry back, Richard Frame, Harry 1st and elitist. treatments. nority groups? level into the problems of Hardy, Vikki Horvath, Susan Junker, Ellen Katz, Brian ~lementa'! textbooka were W hen discussing patriot- racism, sexism and elitism. Kincaid, Nan c y Maynard, CIted to sImplify and clarify ism does the text command It obviously goes hey 0 n d Scott McCaig, Ellen McCol. the examples 10 that the fUrn a. Person to be1ievein his textbooks for it involves a eould reach a broad base of country or does it base pa- re-thinking of bask 'attitudes, lister, Lisa Osetek, Andrea the community. And too, ele. triolism on pride? Does a The slide presentation helps Roumell, Rosalie Tocco, SUz- • mentary texts are perhaps book present en idealized point out what is misleading anne Wightman and Barbara the most Important sin c e picture of life or when pre. in ttextibooks and what has Wriston. they touch a chUd in his or senting problems does it U8e been C!mitted. By opening up Seniors are: Robert Frantz, her formative and ,impres. bland laquaee? ' eyes to tbe prob!(ms of rac- Susan Peterson, Charles Rei. sionable yelU's. In dealing with history, ism, sexism, and elimm, the nowski, Mary Schill, Cynthia study will hopefully also open Thomas, Rita VanAssche and Many books used in schools does a book give a Ust of FIRST FEDERAL today describe a family gen. names, dates, and ]¥aces or up minds. Jeffrey Wehmeyer. erally consisting of a mother does it try to humanize hi •. who shops, cleans, cooka and tory with persona) examples? washes, a father who bas a Doel it give a balance of role A perfect Gilt job, an elder IOn, and young. models, such an artists and HAS THREE GREAT er daughter. They Hve In a writers as weD as statesmen tidy house surrounded by and generals? fOR DAD ••• green grus in a community Can the book be read with served by a policeman, and equal dignity by all minority or your businesswomanl a po$tlun. groups? Textbooks can in. INTEREST RATES However, the mm pointed co~rate in the 1!l .every- out thllt by describing life thing that is infunsting to in such idylliC terms, the minorities aDd women. boob i,nore the possibilities The films stated that the of other lifestyles such as study to be UDdermken is yooHELPYOU one parent famUles, mothers not a book bunI1Dg seslion. who work and apartment llv. All the textbooks used now ing. The most seriOUI form were chosen to do a specUic of racism, sexism and e1lt. job. By adding books to the ism is total omiJsion as if curriculum, us i n g suppl-: another vie w or lifestyle mentary materials and mix. BUILD YOUR SAVINGS. dldn't exilt in the first place. lng'resoorces, the committee Hany of the textbooks as. hopes to provide a balance sume that motherilood is! the of views and Uves. only fulfi1llng r 0 Ie for a woman. The possibWty that HASHIIIIIlIOS Of a womln may DO~ want to ~m::.s marry or have chUdren or IIOUSl1IIVES ::a:e:~n:a~~~oose .. career ~'::::;: •.•.••~ 5% 5~% 6% DAYtoDAY YEARIoYEAR YEARbyYEAR Mother la, in most e&K'tS, JjJtJtIl-r •••.•~ ••• an uninteresting dom.estic,' I!!. .', Thafs the interest ra1e our FirstFederal also has two Thars for our long-term' regular POssbook savings Certificate Saving~ Accounts. investment sovers.lMth $5,000 r::~f~be':'~:~:ffe:tfo~:CIRRY-H ...... •...... ••. account pays, It's as regular With an investment of Sl,OOO dollars or more. you may open F\1tbermore, eVen when - C .. as you'd want it to be. There's dollars or more for one year, a Certificate Savings Account no minirn.Jm amount needed your Certificate Account will for 2, 3. 4 or 5 years, And your :,~~;n:a~~i~:t::rdIso:;: 0V :...... •...... ~ to open. And you may deposit eom 5-1/2% annual Interest. account will eam interest from ator, a secretary, a nurse or~ _ . or withdraw any omount paid and compounded the da1e the funds are • teacher. ~ Sq. flltllf .•'339 j whenever you like. And you . quarterly. And you begin deposited. At 6% annual In deaUng with chlldren, t1ear PIIstIt ..... -' eam 5% per year doily interest eaming 5-1/2% interest from interest. paid and com- the mm elted books with ,..... IlIlIIl •. .. from the date of deposit to the !he day the funds are pounded quarterly, which Is boya always eddbitJllg the •• ...., ./ .... date of withdrawal. paid and deposited. That's an effective an e!fective annual rate of: qualities of curioaity, jqen. Jl1ld1"'11t)1t~.H" co mpoundedquarterty, which annual rote of: . uJly, bravery and self.reU. ~...... equols on effective onn!.lal 6.14%. ance whUe girls were kind, rate of: 5..61"- compassionate and watched == boys have all the fun. 5.09X. Eve n I n mathemaUcal' problems, roles and positions were clearly defined. One #. T ATTACHE CASE FROM HARV~Y'S- story probiem showed a pic. AIr ...... A...... "I' His W..... ture of a family on an outing. We specialize in line leather cases equipped with The father .and Ion discov- luxury conveniences such as combination locks, enclosed ered nature while the mother files or portfolios, zipper cOR/parlmenls, etc., etc, Other ideas: Briel Bags, Catalogue Cases and Folders. , $25 - $200.' Single Parents ~ Meet on June 8 \\C can00 more for)OO .~.. j if)Ulill think First. The Grosse Pointe Chap- I ter of Parents Without Part- WARP'S C RY- HOME ners, (PWP),. will h~ve its COVERALL •• general meeting F rid a y, Aw8llallte .. theM Hanlw_ June 8, at the Grosse Pointe IIullcf1nt8ullP'rMIdHome e...t.r. HARVEY'S First Federol Savings of Detroit. War Memorial, 32 lJake Sbore drive. I.C•• I "WE. Main Office, 1001 Woodward, Detroit There will be a soci aI hour 19483 Mack Compleat starting at 7:30 p.m. fol. •••••• ., ••••• WE. lowed by the business meet. Traveler In Grosse Pointe: Kercheval near St. Clair, Phone 882-7697 ing at 8:30 and the guest 17037 Kercheval speaker at 8:45. lOC.101 U •• W.IE 345 Fi,h.r Road Tbe speaker will be Mrs. Mary Jane Hock, director 20779 Mack GrOSH Poin'. of the Grosse Pointe Inter. "lITE UI'I •• E 881-0200' Faith Center for Racial Jus- 14950 Mack tice. Guests are welcome.

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For Father's Day, Sunday, june 17th will you find more new ideas, new designs, new styles than, in the fine Village Shops in which to browse. You can find everything you need right here in your Village Shop- ping Center. THE ,LATEST IN FASHIONS FOR FATHER. The finest selection of quality • CAMERAS • CARDS. CANDY. CAKES. CHEESE from our Village Shops plus many more new Father's Day gifts ... come on over. The parking is convenient and ""free and the service is excellent too! FATHER'S DAY Sunday, June 17th

*Parking Tickets Validated by VilIage Merchants, When You Use the Attended Park ing Lots. (;rMIIf' P.. inlf' (:Ommf'r ..,. .nd (;,r", A...... i.li .. n. ~, l I".., Thursday, June 7. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Park Council Okays Part Unfinished Condominium Bi SEMT A Deficit, Surns Heavily Damaged by Fire

At a meeting heldlon Tues. I Bus Jine officials said that ---.---- day,' May 29, p'ostpbned be. the extra gas tax should An unfinished apartment mmlum iWest of the model cause of Mem~rlal Day, May cover tbeir monthly losses building at the Shor~lnte on the site's south side was 28, a legal holiday, the Park by April 1. They also inform. Condorniniums, Mack avenue ,burning. On the Initial size. council agreed to pay the ed the Park council and the near Vernier road, was de. up, he noticed the fire was in Southeastern Michigan Trans. other communities they hope voured by lire early Satur. the east quarter of the build. portation Authority (SEMTA) to repay Iny su~idies they day morning, June 2. The ing's second floor. It extended I $2,000. or two-thirds of the collect from the cities they building's second floor was through the roof in an area subsidy sum asked for the serve for the months of Feb. totally destroyed, while some approximately lO.feet by 10. bus line. The amount covers ruary and March areas of ,the first floor were feet. the first three months of The solons Inst~ucted City also damaged. The ,wind was not notice. 1973. . . . . Manager Robert Slone to The cause of the blaze is able: I.ieutenant Patterson Clanung a defiCit dUring meet with SEMTA officials to currently under investigation I said, but the fire did extend January, F e b r u a r y and discuss the payment matter. by Woo d s Department of w~stward along the .second I ~arch, ~EMTA called on the Slone told the council that Public Safety firefighters and floor an~ the r?Of, and ~as I five Pomtes and St:. Clal.r SEMTA officials informed the Michigan State Police rapidly J u m p 1 n g the fire Shores, the com~\lmhes it him that tbe city need pay Fire Marshal's oUice. Some wall, s~rves, to pay their propor. only its share of the subsi. 37 firefighters fro m The A second alarm was reo honate shares, as proVided dies for January and Feb- WOOds, The Shores, Harper quested and responding com. under a contract. The Park's ruary because it (SEMTA) Woods and St. Clair Shores panles were. ordered to hook sha.r~ was 20 percent of .the plans to reimburse eU March brought the flames under up and lay 10 f~m the area dehclt for eaCh of the fll'st subsidies in the near future. control in an hour. No one of 2008 Brys drive to cover three months of 1973, or The city manager said that was reported injured during exposures on the south and t $1,000 a month a total of ISEMTA.officials told him the the incident. :ue: t:t:elli~g~~n~u~f~:~ $3,000. February subsidy will be reo Robin Slands Faat new construction close by. SEMTA dunned the Park paid sometime late in the Sergeant Thomas K an e , Heav)' O~elh.ul for the ~,OOO a.t the city's summer. who was at the .scene Mon. St. Clair Shores firefighters ~a~, C~~~(;1~4~~~~n~:~:~;~ When S~MTA took over d.ay,. June 4, d~1Og. the ~on. were asked to lay in from the demanded more information the operatlnn. of the Lake t.lnumg 'post fire mv~t1ga. west side for exposure cov. WE NEED before they would take any Shore Coach. LInes last ye~r, hon, gave a rough estll~ate erage. RespondIng mutual aid kind of action. the Park paid $13,000 IS Its on the dama~e. He said a companies furnished .flve ad. At Tuesday night's meet- s~are to .keep .the buses run. completed unit costs ~bout ditional hand lin~ at the ing the councll r f d t nmg. ThIS entIre sum, under $300,000and the gutted strue- scene. , . e use ° an agreement between the ture was around half-way After the blaze was brought pay the entire llmount re- Park Bnd the Authority will completed, (s o.m e $150,000 under con t r 0 I extensive YOUR CADILLAC quested, and settl.ed for only be iully repaid when the bus worth). The sergeant added overhaul required the pres- $2,000 half of which they ex. line is financially strong and about half of the structure ence of the departments at pect to be r~pald, . . operating on its own. Similar was saved, (some $75,000 the scene until 5:30 a,m. be. YOUR CONIINENIAL The council too~ thiS a~t~on agreements were made with worth): . fore engines could be re.1 because SEMTA IS recelVID,\l the other four Pointes and 'De~plte the, d;strucb?n of leased for service. part of ~he rece!!tly passed St. Clair Shores for reim- the lire, a robm s nest m the Lieutenant Patll!fSOn added YOUR OLDSMOBILE t~~~f:: ~~~easl'~c~eathseest.antedbursement of any .original first floor. rafters esc8ped. the he did not observe eny per- g wrath of 10tense heat. Drlven son in the area. The fire applying that money to its share sums given SEMTA to from t~e per.ch by ~he blaze, scene was turned over to deficit. continue its senkes. the b i.r dlmmedlately r~. Sergeant Kane ar,d Lieuten. YOUR BUICK t~rned to his pre~arious POS1-ant Allan Selby at 7 a.m. for t!on ~fter the fire was ex. the post fire investigation of ARE YOU A MAN WITHOUT A STORE? hn~ulshed. the charred remains. Two TICK 6: MAIK' spacic;;ztl in high f',,,hion men's wear and ac. :Before t.he blaze, Serge~nt nearby buildings were not ce.. ories. You'll find many and varied styles of suils, jackels and Kane reported ~~nstruchon directly damaged by the ,racks 01 modesl price •. The .Iore also ho. shirts, lies, socks, shoos, workers were :waiting for the blaze. b.lls and olhar men's accesso,ies. ."DON'T BUY BLINDFOLDED" babies to ~atch before they The blistered building was AT TICIl II MAIIl' Ihe cuslomer is imp'>rlonl. Our slaff, started theIr next phase. No still in its rough stage of including Chuck Teck, Tom Teck. Gene Clemons, Ron La Plant. ond Tim-Bruton, has a lolal of 82 years e'pe,ionce in making. the one knew the condition of the construction. The roof was cvs1Qme( 1eeJ at home and ~mportont, egg or ~g~s, or was particu. finished and shingled, said TICK 6: MAIK' originoled in MI, Clemens in 1929 csnd has k.pl larly Willing to venture a the lieutenant, Interior wall pace with men's fasnions ever since. handshake away from ~e studs were up but no sheet. "SHOP WITH YOUR EYES WIDE OPEN" We have ow own lailor shop, wilt..... II.nt loilo,s. an Ih. p,emises nest, w b ere the majechc ing was applied. Some wiring and ore able to give superior service 10 gvaron1ee Q perfect fit. robin guarded her domain, and plumbing was placed. IDItlat~. Atta~k A black tiber building ma. A Brys 9J'lve lGSldent reo terial covered the exterior. See You af ported the blaze around 3 In the structure's center an a.m. Woods Lieutenan~ Jack eight-inch cement block' fire TfeK&IAHIS Patterson, ~he firs~ offic~r .a.t wall was constructed running Let Us Show Yon The Fine Individual 1430 S. GRATIOT the scene, Immediately Inlti. south to north. It reached MOUlTellMllIS ated the plan of attack. the peak of the building's Ui Mi'. N.r'" 0' M.,ro I .. eh'ar'.... ~n his report~ ~e li'!ulenant roof. Eledrical service was A "'p" '1I16JtII. in 0." hWH let said tOe unflDlsbed .condo. not connecled as .yet, while Features and Options Available on $Omegas service was in. HO 8.5461 stalled. "America's Greatest Motor Car" FALSE FRONT Appearances are so very often deceptive - esp~~ially ;;. -_.=' ...... ftIi' fri. 9 •. m . .,. • p.m. the kind neighbors tfy to The FahuJ~us T","., ..... Thlolrw.• ht .••. m. '0 6 p.m. keep up with. 1973 CaJillac

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6ROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursday. June 7, 1973 I-I Invitation to Festival Pair Nabbed Six Minutes IIOIAID S. '.OWII ...... 43 Ie"e""'ol INSTALL (On-tloellilll A THE. '1cJ " cCoat1lltae4 fnm Pa •• 1) Festival wlU have an oppor. k..V 0-.. 'olfto. ,.", ... After Robbery' in Fa,,1 rms". "1-OtJ1 - '16.9IU '.'W".". est in parUcipaUn. in the tunity to buy and sample a o."GI NA!. • 0r .~ festival. number of ethnic foods and. Maritestno aimed a sbotgun ViJltors to The Americana other goodJes. Within lix ml.nutes after reo TttfONLVOtCE-PIECE FLAPPER TANK BALL .. at man and' ordered b1m to ------,------.--- Artists will offer oil and ceiving ~ report tbat a lone fl's 011 convenllonol /lush volv••. P.r." man had grabbed an armful stop. ~e dnver complied. aeryUc paintings, sculpture f.~1 tNl end. drlp.drlp of wal.r. Ov.r of slacks from a rack at the 11Ii, was at 3::n p.m. and pottery. There will be 10 million In Ule. <;e'lCorky cl plumbing / Hugbes.fta«:ber-51lffr1n atore Markesino jumped out of and hardware Stor'l. POl.No.2, 767,406 numerous handcrafts, In. at 18920 Mack avenue, Harp. eluding imported items fea- the s~out car and. placed Manufactured by • er Woods police chhed and David A.. Butler, 30, of 17494 tured in tbe exhibits, along apprehended two black males Stopel, t.be driver; and James Chicago 60622 with the foods and novelties. LAVELLE RUBBER dO. on tbe Ford Freeway, near A. Evans, .h'., 31, of 97.!2 JACK MITCHEll the Dltkerson exit in Detroit. Candidat. 10' G,OSS. Point. School Board Many Other Items Yellowstone, un d er arrest. Also in the exhibits, lining A 11 a n Van Tiem of 481 Both are from Detroit. --,------the sidewalks in front of the Touraine, an employe of t.be 'W it h in minutes, another stores and professional build. store, observed a lone man Harper Woods police crew Fatherls Day ings of the Kercheval.in.the. leaving the store with an pulled up to assist, followed Park atea, will be pet sup. armful of clothing on Mon. by a ¥arlM car with Det. Gift plies, original dolls, papler day, June 4, and ran after Sgt. George Van Tiem and maebe sculptures, embroi. thl' thief. Van Tiem saw the Det. Joseph Miller. A Detroit dered linens, wooden ware, man enter the passenger side pollee crew from Conner Sta. Suggestions An ceramics, leather goods, wall of In auto in the alley with tion, Fifteenth Precinct also hangings, leaded glass con. the motor running, and the came to the scene. car sped away. The employe tainen, !lower arrangemenu, BuUer and Evans wer~ took down the license num. crolcbeted ponchos, Limoges taken to the Conner ltation ber of the vehicle and ClUed porcelains, cookbooks and by the iDetroiL oIIicers, where Farms police. This was at Independent French posters, to name a they were booked and reo 3:15 p.m. few items. A popcorn wagon leased to the custody of Van will add to the f'lstive air. He

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Thursday, June 7, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS School Board Pays Honor I Roaming Dogs Cause Concern in Shore, • T1lree s t ray do,s bave llylnl Oil the ...... eatinl I • coIl a r. Two cIop ... en To Trustees Adams Glancy caused eoneer~ of lome Lake Irabbit at the rear of ber medium iA ti&e wit.h JoDi, , , Shore road resident., who reo property. dart fur, .tlij. tbe other .,. ., &111 Aq-.u----de-a-v-or-weU worth the ef10rt ported. the animals rUJlll1ngI Upon appro.etl.ID,1Ihe clo'~l pelred to be • mJaed breed William J Ad Tre 01 IDtereo.ted and ~neerned about weir property. One reo the ollicer said they ran to- Ge SJl herd • Ims, IIlIZ'- port WIS ~elved Saturday, wards 824 Lalt. Shore and _rml_ll__ e,.;,.p __ • _ I er of the Board 01 Education, clUzens. June 2 Ind the other, Friday, he was unable to catch them. made bi. last pubUc appear- IIr. Adams closed with June 1 . ance IS I board member OD some tips Ind advice to his Sbor~. Public Salety Of. Tbe resident at that ad. H0 N G K.O.N G .Monday, June 4. Mr. Adams, fellow board m em be rs. ficer Rober.! Bensln,er who dress told police IOmethin, . . who has ~mpleted au lour CbaIlges. he felt, were lnevi. answered both cIllJ Sl~ tbe sboWd be done Rout the C' S O. .' T OR' IYa~r...t"l'm, !Chose Dot to r~ table but musl be brought dogs on the ttlmplalnlnt's dogs as tbey were kilUq .' U T M. AIL .S , .- about skillfully. He also property at 830 Lake Shore g~~e, and Doted the ~Isi. SAVE MONDAY THIU FRIDAY The board adopted a l'eIO- pllced emphasis on sugges. on the 2nd. TIle dogs were bility that a chiW.ml&, be . 5 p.m. to , p,m. YEdRS. LOOK lUUODat tDe Mooday nigbt Uon ratber than telling. -______h~ if be came an eontlct THOOSANl)SOf fAIIlCa TO (HOeS! NOM- IrtCi. meetin, as all "otrkial clUa But mOlt importantly be WIth tilem. IMPORTED FJOM fHGlANO . YOU tlon Of its eolJeeUve senU: said that the hoard members Austi n U-LS It w!"s DOted by the depart. 1178. meDt. •. so thlt aU may should "learn to care bow • .' • m~Jlt if another report ia re- d H Ed D FOR. know 01 the esteem in whlcb obildren relet to the school Win rn TenniS ceiveci on tho same dogs ANY BEACONSfiELD N he is held," experience." If their experi- roaming the area. there's a 3 lOWMUll ow, as alw~ys, Colonial Federal is paying the hlgh- The resoMion highlighted enee is beneficial and posi. good pos.dbllity they would ~...~s.;t.: : : : :~::: est rale at Interest on savings in every category: some of Mr. Adams work on live, their edu~tion will eon. Austin's K e v in MeNulty be shot. fioo w..... _ ... , ..... the board. He served IS board tinue weUbeyond graduation. and Jeff Schatzberg won the . On June I, Officer B.D. SUITS -==-t::,'t.:~: :::: secretary from 1970 to 1971, The board also honored elall A doubles champion. signer wenl to 870 Lake Shore Cf*i< lor ... Yd,A'_l IS presidentfrom 19':1 to 1912 another of its members at sbip at the State Tennis where the complainant said 10% rosrAGE' CUSTOMS HOT INCluotll 6% and as treasurer from 1972 to the lIonday, Kay 14 meetln;. Championships last weekend she bad seen the dollS 10 the IV AI'POINTMENT ONlY 2, 3, 4 or 5 year cerllficates: $5000. 1973. lit adopted a resolution ciUng al Kalamazoo ColJe,e. area lor tbe past few days. Coli lor Appt. Effective annual rate: 6.13% He wa. a member of the the lale Alfred Glancy as a After defeating Monroe net. PoUce ~Id it appelred OFF bet. 5 p.llI. & 9 p.llI. .aU.system cOlDllDittee wbieh trustee wbo "demonstrated men James Asber aDd Scott DOlle of the clots w:bicla were .~3~:~N devel()ped a comprehensive grelt e

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...... GROSSE POI.NTE NEWS Thursdiy. June 1, 1973 Be the type of person who It's Deeel81ty thM creates Try Uving within your in. Sacred Heart Grad, to Meet brings happiness wherever the wW to cbaqe - lint come - you'll find it is a History of St. Paul Church Fascinating )'OIl go-not whenever )'ou go. 'Comes the visioD, then the very eUective way ~ reo tion of gradualer and re- (Continued from Page 1) I this line of business is ample Land was procured from The Innual meeting of the plan. duce. Alumnae of the Sacred Heart union classes of 1923, '33, '48, GrossI: Pointe was served by assurance you can get the the Alexander I. Lewis es- will be held on Friday, June '53 and '63. St. Anne's, which was a par. best goods for the least tate, the property behind the 15. Mass is scheduled for ish of the Diocese of Quebec. money. church. Ground was broken A I u m n a e are asked to 11:15 a.m. in the Convent CITY OF As the number of Catholics Father Nacy also noted in January, 1927 and the R.S.V.P. to Mrs. Edward A. Chapel followed by the meet- increased along the shores of that "Schettler's Drugs are school was opened for use in Franco, of 1381 Grayton ing, and luncheon. Lake '3t. Clair. Father Mich. kept fresh in warm weather. S e pIe m be r, grades one road. Luncheon tickets are ael Levadoux, a pastor at St. The soda fountain is very through ten. There will be the introduc, $2.50. Anne's, asked Bishop John attractive just now." Father Nacy died in Jan., ~ro"elfoinfe ltam Carroll, then head of the The rectory which is used 1929 and was succeeded by Church of America for assist. today was built in 1911. In Rev. John F. Dowdle, who INV!TATION TO BID ance. He sent two priests to 1914, after 66 years of serv- served during the depression him, one being Father Gab. ice, the old timber church years, riel Richard. was torn down, The wood Rev. Albert Melvin fol. Father Richard succeeded Iwas b 0 ugh t by the late lowed Father Dowdle, and AERIAL LADDER Father Levadoux as pastor George Trombley and used brought back to life the of St. Anne's in 1802. 'His r to build four cottages in "Monthly Visitor" which had career was one of achieve. No~re Dame ~venue, ~hree of disappeared during the de. ment which included the whIch are still sta~dl~g. pression. He also established TRUCK founding of Michigan's first Many of the furm.shmgs In the "SI. Paul's Weekly" in Sealed Lids will be receiv~d by the City of newspaper Rnd co.founding, the. c~urch were glf~s from 1939 . which served as a Gr:osse Pointe Park, 15115 East Jefferson Ave. along with Rev. John Mon. parishioners. The maIO altar, mea n 5 of communication teith of the University of of Carrara marble from Italy and inspiration to parish. nue, Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan 48230. until Michigan. was give~ by Mrs. Theodore ioners. especially during thc 11:00 A.M. on MonQay, July 2, 1973. for fur. . h d' . t P. Hall 10 memOr)i of her dUf' It nishing one (I) Aerial Ladder Truck. F at her RlC ~r s a~S1Sta~, late husband. ICU war years. Fath~r FranCIS ~a~1fi, bUilt FIve stainel1 glass windows Monsignor Frank J. Mc. For details pertaining to these specifications, th~ fIrst. SI. Paul s 10 Grosse over the main altar repre. Phillips succeeded Father please contact PhiUip M. Cost, Fire Chief, POlOte 10 1825 on the lake senting the Annunciation, the Melvin and took St. Paul's phone 822-6400. shore p~operty of the Re,no Nativity, the Crucifixion, the t h ro ugh the change.over farm, Just beyond Vermer Resurrection and the Ascen- peri?d resulting from Pope Bid envelopes shall be plainly marked "BID road. Mass WllS. held once a sian were donated by Mr. John's Vatican Council II. ON AERIAL LADDER TRUCK" and directed month but reSidents would and Mrs. Edgar Lewis. The He also acquired six acres to the attention of N. J. Ortisi. City Clerk. gather each Sun day for circular windows on either of land in 1959. providing prayers. side of the sanctuary were space for the Parish House Tb~ City of Grosse Pointe Park reserves the The first ~ishop of l?etroit, , gifts of Father Nac)" in honor and school expansion. right to accept or reject any or all bids. Rev .. Frederick Rese., m 1833, of his parents, and the rose The book ends in the pres. appoll1ted Rev. Ghllenus J. window was given by Mr. ent. ment10ning recent devel. Boheme as the first perma. and Mrs. George Martin. opments and acquisitions, N. J. ORTISI nent pastor of the St. Paul One of Father Nacy's most the newest being a 1023 pipe CITY CLERK chapel. H~ served until 1842. important steps in his 30 Nelson organ given by the T~e !egl~ter of the church, years at St. Paul's was his Miles O'Brien family in I g GPN 6-7.73 begmrun In 1846, shows the role in establishing parochial 19~~. Mecke takes the read. next pastor to be Father e due a t ion. In 1926, the lPeter Kin d eke n s, from Church Committee voted to er on a journey spanning we're bending over frontwards and backwards Ghent, Belgium. It was dur- establish a school. almost 300 yeal's and touch. ing Father Kindekens' time ing upon the roots pf St. to complete the expansion of our store ... that the Reno chapel was Paul's and branching out into abandoned and a new site Set Horseshoe other areas .of ~rosse Poit~te. but we're still a bit up in the air. Please Ichosen. . I He says In hiS concludmg CITY OF \ The property was pur- Action in Park ~~~;~~'st~:t t:e~y ';~~orIto~ ask one of our salespeople to point you in chased for $200. It belonged I to Fr;.ncois J, Fresare and - of the continuing generosity GROSSE POINTE is ~pproximately the site oc. The Park's ~irst Horsesho.e of its priests. its sisters, its the right direction if a department has cupied by the present church, Tournament will be held Frl- staff and its parishioners." mysteriously disappeared on you. Here's one Planned U,e of Feder.I Revenue rectory and parking 1,01. day, June 22, .thru. Sun~ay, But the story of St. Paul's Sharin. Funds In ISi8 Father Kindekens I June 24, at WmdmJll Pomte has become a readable real. Entitlement Period # 3 began c~nstruction of the Pa~k, according .to M~rgaret ity due to the generosity and clue ... our MEN'S.DEPARTMENT has temporarily first church on the site. It Spmlller, recreatIOn dll'ector. talents of Mr. Mecke. JanulrY 1.June 30. 1973 was a plain timber building, The tournatylent, to be held levitated to the second floor, just a step The City of Grosse Pointe will receive ap- bearing the cornerstone in. for Park reSIdents, 16. years proximately $17,469 for the entitlement period scription of 1848. This stone o! age and up, will mclude away from the escalator. has been preserved in the smgles. an~ doubles ~vents. of January I.June 30. 1973. These funds will present structure. Appllcll!lOns for thIS event be used in the fiscal year July 1, 1973.June 30, The Convent of the Sacred may.be pIcked up at the gate 1974 as follows: Heart, bordering St. Paul's startmg Thursday, June 14, Transportation-Street Resurfacing $12,969 opened a free school for the and must be J;~turne~ by 8 Public Safety-Police Equipment 1,500 children of St. Paul's parish p.m: Monday, June 1.6. Tb~ Public Safety-Fire Equipment 1,500 in 1887, the beginning of st. Naho~al. Horseshoe Pl~chers Health-Public Works Equipment 1,500 Paul's parochial education. ASSOCIatIOn Rules Will be Total $17,469 The church, as it stands to- used. ., day was begun by Father For further info.rmahon, Jacob SonS The utilization of revenue sharing funds as J h F Elsen of W""mel contact Margaret SplD~ler ~r set forth above has helped to meet obligations on...... ' Ann Thomson at Wmdmlll GROSSE POINTE Holland, He received assISt. Pit Pa k VA 2.2812. of the 1973.74 General Fund Budget and is. in ance from Father Joseph 0 n c r, part. responsible for an operating millage tax Kraemer, who was the chap. reduction, lain at the Convent of the PERMISSIBLE EXPENDITURE CATEGO. Sacred Heart. lUES. Revenue Sharing funds distributed to 10. The architect of the church cal governments may be used only for the "pri- was H. J. Rill, who designed the Gothic structure of red ority expenditUres" set forth in the Act. These brick and field stone with a are (a) "ordinary and necessary" CAPITAL EX- s(;ating capacity of 640. At PENDITURES which are authorized by state the time of constrUction and local law and (b) eight categories of "ordi. there were fewer than 300 nary an necessary" OPERATING AND MAIN. families in the parish. Now TENANCE EXPENDITURES. The operation there are over 1500. and maintenance categories are: The total cost of the church (1) Public safety (includlng law enforcement, fire was $23,329.71, in c 1u din g protection and building code enforcement), heating and electri~ll~t1; (2) Environmental protection (including sewage lations. Construction was be. dispos.l, sanitation and pollution abatement), gun in 1895. Father Elsen (3) Public transportation (including transit sys- died in 1899, b e for e the I tems and streets), church was completed. His (4) Health, funeral, on January 7, 1899; (5) Recreation, was however the first serv- (6) Libraries, ice held in the nearly com. (7) Social services for the poor or aged, and pleted structure. (8) Financial administration. Rev. Alonzo H. B. Nacy [ollowed Father Elsen at 51. PROHIBITED EXPENDITURES. Funds al. Paul's, and founded the "St. located to local governments may NOT be used, Paul's Monthly VisHor" in directly or indirectly, "as a contribution for 1900. the purpose of obtaining Federal funds under In Father Nacy's column any Federal program which requires a local "Gleamings", the rea d e r contribution. " gets a feel of church activity as well as a sense of history. T. W. Kressbach A l'"rtion from the column CITY CLERK mentioned in the book is Publish G.P.N. 6.7.73 particularly interesting, "Mr. E. J. Hickey has opened a store at No. 201 Woodward Ave. His long experience in

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Page Nine Thursday.Jun. 7, 1971 tDROSSE POINTE NEWS ------Driver Reports DB Gun Attack ,..~.....-..~.~"1 Farms Police ~tudyiDg Hard Slate Ice Cream Social Ju~ 11 Porch Enclosures and when the resident looked The personnd of ~ FarMs The course completed by The Barnea Elementary winners will be given prizes A Detroit resident, while I over, he spotted the passen. Pollce Department 'Ire atriv. WooleD and Glanert. aocl be. SdlooI Ice Cream SoeilJ will at the Awaf'ds Assembly on driving on Mack avenue, es. SCREEN. AWNING, WINDOW, ger bolding a gun out the ing for peak e#ldeaey, in ing taken by Xreb. aDd Mar. ' be held on Mooday, June 11, on the last day of school. caped opossible ini\lrywben t window. Then It was fired. SLIDING GLASS DOORS every way they can;},evtn to tin, Is for one night a week, from 6:30 p.m. W 8:30 p.m. A student group will fur. someone jn a nearby car There was no damage to t far 18 weeks, and is apon. AA Ice cream sundae aDd Dish music and the American fired a B-B 'lr pellet at bis . the extent of pay" their the car window but the resi. if sored by WSU in conjune- ~omemade eookies wID be Legion Box Car wUl provide left side door window Mon. I own tuition, neeeftary, to dent said he almost lost con. learn all about ~etr j~ tiOll with the Southeastern served for a SOe ticket. rides. There will .lso be a day, May 28. IWlt SCREEIII SASH, .. , for the betterment,. of the Michigan Couneil of Govern. Weather permitting, the So- cakewalk as additional fun The resident told Woods trol of his vehicle. The in. community, it was cllsc:1osed meots, (SEMCOG). clal will be held on the front for the chUdren, Public Safety OUicer Micbael formation was put on the air by Police Chief Robert Fer- Glanert is now attendiDg lawn of Barnes School, 20090 Chairwomen of the Social Giffer he stopped for a red by p(\1ice, with negative reo .20497 MACK - TU 1-613~ ber on Friday. June 1. and working for a degree in MominBside drive. Otherwise, are Mrs. John Grlssim and light at Mack and 'Lochmoor sults. j,;. ~ ..... ~ ... ~ • Late in March, Det. Joseph PoUce Administration at ~e it will be held irdoors. Mrs. John Cobau. Other boulevard when a two-door Miller completed a grueliDg M..comb County Commumty The clIsplay of posters by chairwomen include Mrs. black-over.purple Po n t i a c three.month course at the College. Barnes students will add Michael K rat a c h will, Bonneville, with no rear FBI Pollee Training Acad. Also taking similar coursea deicor and festivity. Mrs. cookies; Mrs. John Marsch- plate, 'Pulled next to him. emy in Quantico. Va. at MCCC, are Patrolmen Richard White, decorations ner, ice cream; Mrs. Her- When the light turned On April 18, Del. Earl Thomas Kelly, Gerald De. and poster contest chairwom. bert Krickstein, tickets; and green, the Detroit resident Field completed a two-year burghgraeve, Gordon Evans, an, will be in charge of bal. Mrs. Thomas Chuba, eake. started moving. At this time, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY-'ON All 1'73 JlODiLS course offered by the Insti. Johannes Winter, Clarence loUDg by guests to select the walk. the Pontiac's horn sounded Includes air, pow.r, radio, whit. sidewalls tute of Applied Science, a Reichling and Kenneth Pine. best posters displayed. 'lbe ------Chicago, Ill., based corres- All these oUlcers have '73 MARK IV fr.'209 t.'247 ,....IIttI* pan den c e school, in 18 completed between 20 to ~ months, learning all phat.~s . ------hours of study in police Brothers Earn MELISSA -----_. of police work. The school science work to date, ~peDd- /'/:':':.1>. LINCOLN, CONTINENTAL. is accredited, and Field re- ing on when tbey bad started Tennis letters . ,c!.}:' ... , frarn$163 t. $233 '" .... * ceived eight college credits classes. MAGHIELSE with his diploma. He paid for Patrolman John Kraiza is It's "All in the Tennis the course out of his own in his junior year at WSU, Family" for four Pointe MERCURY -MARQUIS pocket. where he is majoring in Po- brothers, all of whom reo Who was fighfin9 bussing $115 t. $157 ...... The latest graduate of lice Administration. ceived letters as netmen on 'r.. the lAS, who also completed Reichling and Kraiza re- Kalamazoo College's 1973 While mos' people the two.year course in 18 MONTEGO-MX-MXB cently finished a Michigan squad. We'. ius' ,,,lIdng abou' jt . months, and, at his own ex. Law Enforcement Officers senior Tom Thomson and pense. is Cpl. Ronald B. 'r.. 109 t. $14 1 ,... . '1'rIaining Course, oUered by his brothers. Steve, a junior, 40.000 Mile ful M4Ilftt_ LMMS A .... Wooten. He a\$o ~cetved the Michigan Training Coun. and Mark and Mike, both eight college credits along cll and Branch of aovern. freshmen, were letter win. CALL294-4540 MI •.Al SU'ALlA, JR. with' Ws diploma. ments. ners. Mike was named the The JAS courses embractl Chief Ferber said that an Most Improved Player on VOTE JUNE 11 1 't the study of fingerprints, de. officers in his department this year's team. veloping latent fingerprints have. or are participating in '111efoursome are the sons I Grosse Pointe School Board and preparing evidence for an in.service trainiDg pro- of Mr. and Mrs. John Thom. Poid /or by Mogh/ie'l Compoi"n CommiHee court; pattern interrogation; gram, learning everything, son of TbreeMile drive. and classification and search. from Search and seizure to ing for fingerprint records First Aid. according to modifications This year, aU police pet. ;ind extensions to the Henry sonnel will receive and com. I System as used by the Fed- plete Advanced First Aid eral Bureau of Investigation. Multi.Media Training, Fer- New from Standard Federal Savings ••• The course also includes ber added. training in the funaamenials of police photography, identi. fication; modus operandi. Park Slates (criminal's pattern of opera. tion). and the fun&lmeDtals Swim Lessons of criminal and civil investi. gation. Wooten and cpt otto Glan- Registration for swimming, ert have recently completed tennis and golf lessons will a Pol ice Administration be condueted at Windmill course at Wayne State Uni. Pointe ,Pa~k, Friday, June versity, both receiving an 15. tbru Sunday, June 17, "A", and earning four col. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. lege credits. Swimmmg classes to be , offered are gupp.les, nOD. Sgts. Marvin Krebs and swimmer .beginner, beginner, Alfred (Pete) Martin are advanced be&inner, inter- presently taking 11 course at mediate, diving, and junior tbe university, studying Ad- &nd senior life saving. vanced Administration in Po- lice Management. They at- Tennis classes '",ill be ol. tend class every Wednesday. fered to beginners and inter. and are expected to complete mediate players. Golf lessons their their studies this month. will be offered for boys, girls Before they receive their and adults. diplomas, they ere required For further informatioD, to submit term papers and contact Margaret Spindler or each must submit a thesis. Ann .Tbomson at Windmill Pointe Park, VA 2-2812. Reg- istration is only open to resl. dents of '!be Park. Set lee Cream I Social at Maire , .'

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GROSSE POtNTE NEWS Thursday, June 7. 1973

-"- Belligerent Pair S,tbdlted by Woods Police Officers GROSSE Colonial Two Woods public safety They observed Ouicer Met. the middle of Hampton, face portedly grabbed' Officer De. POINTE HOCKEY SCHOOL o.9nn officer. came to the aid of an caU go to the driver's side of down. At this point, Olficers Vine and o'tttempted to pull • EII,'of • LOI'eUn.Sse • Harbor Spring off-duty officer when he was the VW Plrted on Hampton. Devine and Lovelace took bim away, whereupon the 0(' Michigan apparently struck or kicked '!be driver's dOllr was apen Burandt and Gilbert Into cus. fk:er pushed aim oback TWO - ONE WEEK SESSIONS by a man In a Volkswagen '85 the officer talked with tody. towards the VW. He returned ht SESSION _ AUGUST 20-25 _tile coach around 12 a.m. Wednes- Burandt, who was behind the Officer Metcalf in his reo to HSist Offiter lAvelace 2nd SESSION ._ AUGUST 27-SEP' T. 1 day, 'May 30. The incident 0(:- wheel. port, also noted' as he ap- place the cuffs on Burandt. W" Crowt ~urred near the Lochmoor At this time, the officers lIroached the VW, originally, After both men were hand. 16 HOURS PER WEEK - $60.00 A r'''''' for the LmInge, 20934 Maek avenue. said, Officer Metcalf was sud. he recognized the driver as cuffed, they were transported \ Strong Empha.i. on Pow., Skating & (ondilioni"il knowIedgea ble va' The man who sustained a denly stru~k by Burandt and the same subject who aI- to the station, with Burandt A. Well as leI,ic Hocbr Sldll, calioMlr. Nel for head wound In the struggle driven' back Into the middle legedly was abusing bim In subsequently being taken to Fo, fllrthe, Informal ion Call Roy ard 185-4100 "'efYOl\e. Locoled in lhe beouli. Rr ful Weguelonsinll area of Harbor with pOlice, wall treated and of the street where he Cell to the lounge. He said Burandt st. John for treatment. . £ Spring. in surrau nd;nil 01 10",, relMsed at St. John Hospital. the pavement. called bim names and "aeted ------.- free 01 erowd. an" pr.'.nsion, Police reported the three of- In his report, Officer Met- as though he was looking for Refr.sh;nllly co,reel service. d•. ficers were not hurt. calf hid after leaving the trouble." lillhtful holM cuiiin•• " limited ,'umber 01 rese'va'icns .'ill avail. Robert Harry Burandt, 20, lounge, Burandt made an ,")b. After OUi~er Metea.If was JOHN CONTI TENNIS CAMP oble. 10' 'his summer ...... ,n. of The Woods and Douglas sc~ne gesture and caUed the oowned, Officers DeVme and Earl Gilbert 20 of Harper officer a name as he walked Lovelace approached the VW. "P '/ / " ,., reten'lIllon. wril• ., phon, for IhoJe who aJpire Hart- Spri..- 616-526-2!!J Woods a p~sse~ger In the passed th~VW. After walking Police said Burandt laid vehicl~, were arrested. Bur. to the dnver's Side, .~e spot- acros~ t~e front seat a!1d be. andt was issued a vIolation for ted the scout car eXiting the gan kicking at both ofllcers .. MORNING, AFTERNOON, AND All-DAY SESSIONS lei I.A liNG "Resisting arrest by a public l~unge parking lot and mo. Buran~ was pulled from Boys and Girls 6.18 AT nII_ safety officer," while Gilbert tio~~ the car over, as he th~ yehicle and then .bega." GlOSSf POINTE COMIMITY 1111I was charged wlth "Inter!er: anticI~ated ~ble. ~riking t~e officers V,lth hiS Private lesSOllS and Clinics OHered throughout the Summer .... Y __ ... 10 '.M. ence with a public safety off!- While talking to 'Burandt, fiSts. Dllfmg ~e struggle ~e iAT.• '_Af An~ , PM.... PM:, _AY .- ... '0 '.M. cer" during the performance the olficer said he was sud. officers (ell to the street With LIMITED MEMBERSHIP FOR ADULTS I_TS OM') IOClIIIlIIOIMADOH (All "'''100 of his duty. Ho was released denly s t ruc k or kif' ked B.urandt, wh? !J1ey said, was after payment of $50 bond tilrough thP. open coor. The Violently reSisting arrest. nd"'''' hi Wednesday Jill' blow caused. him to land In In ord~r to affect the ar . NOW AVAILABLE ... pe ....,. s • y ._____ rest, pollce reported neces. LOOE 25, ~urt appearance. Bur. sary force was needed to sub. Call EG,ly far Applications and Infoimafion - 882.5128 andt s . court date also is 2 Plead Guilty due Burandt and his actions, UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL (G.P US) TO scheduled {or July 25. including striking him in the In their report, Olficers In Theft Case upper part o{ his body with • • • • Patrick DeVine and Fred. a flashlight. 1045 Cook Road, Grosse Poin~eWood,.;/ 8'2~5728 JOBN erick Lovelace said while on While the officers were ' , ~.'-. patrol, Hampton road east of Two D e t r 0 i t men pled struggling with Burandt, Gil- = McLAUGBLIN Mact, in the municipal lot at guilty to charges of larceny bert, thay said, began yelling :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.:. roa "BI.IIY DIALI the rear of the 100'nge, they from ape r son stemming and screaming for others in spotted off.duty officer Ken- from an ,i n c ide n t in The the loun~e to come out and COOK roo DlC. neth Metcalf gesture towards Woods .Monday, May 14. assist. While handcuffs were WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT .1 •• 01 IUCKs'CADIEUX them with a waving motion Donald Sleunskl, 22, and being placed on the strug. aas-oIooo of his arm. Steven Vangorder, 21, pled gling Burandt. Gilbert reo r.- - - - - guUty to the charges ,at their ISPORTS. fANSI/ Wayne County Circuit Court WORKABLE REMEDY arraignment Thursday, May Face life's problems hon. ANN w. SALES I 811 31, policr. reported. They ~re estly - learn what's wrong cmnq;ammer I YOU scheduled for sentencmg and what YOIl can do to solve LEXINGTON. MICHIGAN I Thursday, June 21. The max- them. On Th. Lak. in Lexington DIDN't imc.m sentence they can reo I KIIOW t'ieve is 10 years in prison, ;s now associated I Brought to you pollce added. presen', I By TED EWALD Both suspects lire under Dancing ev• ., Wednesday 8:30 p.m. to Motl w.... snd geHan hava investigation on IlIrmed rob. wilh trouble on varicMn hoIMancf • • 12:30 a.m. Music by the "DAYS GONE BY" .. t Mcl __ -bul cfld YlHl Ibery charges by DetrOit pe- ev.r won"r what w'" the I lice. This case ;is currently alto wo~t _,., .'1.' ",ade by pending in that city. Featuring the lob H."", Band D p,. .... nal on one hole I 51ezjoski and Vangorder Friday and Saturday nights. in a "umaman'? . . . The I were arrested after Woods _rd is !tsId Ity fllm"'y Annell' •.. In the 1927 I public safety officers were HELD OVER PURDY & ASSOCIATES Briny Father aboard to dine with us Shaw_ Open. he look a I flagged down by two East tho Fu r1ho. Ad... ntllrft of On his special day. 21 on one IIMI .•. Armoll' t Detroit !Women at the Woods haO bolter luck lhal 10"" Theatre parking lot, and Hermie, OM!, and "'"I In REALTOR R"'",ations 359.7301 - Open Tuesday thRl year. how,ve" beea.... he then chased the subjects at won the No"-I open Ihat peed din C#\ h "TII CLASSOF'44" Sunday - ju.t 20 miles from the _Mn ... I'.p"v" how in. S S excee g "" m.p .• .. ~ ...... PO can....tont piton can .. _ They were nabbed by Lieu- Blue Water Bridge oR U.S. 25. and ..... lhe wM.,ulfl gelfen. tenant Roland Symons and 371 FISHER ROAD St.". McQussn And and the pnl$. Officer Kenneth Metcalf on Hi. Matorcyc" in a • • Warren. near Hereford. He.. '. lllIlte on MIOily During tbe chase, police "ON ANY 889-0510 889-0500 CHl~!SE GOLDEN ~I~. ~'7c.;; said two ladies' purses IlI:ld SUNDAY" =1ICOri", lho mOlt run. In one a switcbblade knife w ere In Calor Rat'" G WOODS FARMS malo' Ieotva ","'0-0.,., thrown from the subjeCts' -,W~-_ .. I ...... Heck.. -wa., .. all 'hi .... , auto. The knife was ulti. .1:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:-:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:~:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.:_:.:.:,;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.:_:. ~:~BUDDDA a pitdIa •... y..,'d think tho mately identified by • com- IItDn who haId 'ho recard plaint as the one used in the I Fe.turing the very fil)est in. Cantonese. d'ishes for for ... ring lhe ..... 1 run. In d .... ene IJDmo wavld ha n robbe~, police sai • I LunGheons and Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails. "n infialcla" lcIar e' :At the time of their arrest, That lovely vision is not a mi- catcher, lout Pi, , Guy !poke discovered two foil F,i. & Sat., II Q.m. to I Heck., IS' lite all-limo record packets of suspected nar- rage. It is a very real Porsche914. Mon.-Thu's .• II Q.m. to 12 whon he KONG 7 tim.. in cotics on Slezlnski and one Sundoy 12 to 12 .And next to a camel, it's the on• .,m. in 1116 and no- foil packet on Vangorder. most practical thing you could put ~~:~. m ig h t a d~~l~~;ndleslike a thoroughbred, COCKTAIL LOUNGI' COM'Lnl body hot :YO~ t~wacf lhal. A Regional Crime Detec. The. on :l desert. Near Whitti.r. Ampl. Porking. Ce"Y 0... Se", Ie. H..... IIna_Ii", foct . . • lion Laboratory analysis of And a fiber- praise be to rack.und-pinion 881-6010 Did yav .vo, reali.e ltMo' bitI the packets, :which contllined It goes forever without a drink glass roof that locks on quickly steering and a nearly 50-50 16340 H.,pe' league "iObaH and foatMD a 'White powdered material, 'Mm. can play 50 yoon and showed that one of the two of water. The engine is air-cooled. because the desert gets cold at . weight distribution. (The en- nel draw.. many people k t 51' k' ft. can _ thom in JUST ON!: pac e ;; on ems I con- It goes far between oases. DAYon '''evisionl tained the presence of heroin. Ahout 26miles to the gallon. nig;~'e914ha3a5_speed ~~:e The other packet, along with n. ese;..-t :i~~ naulical gillJ Browse • • '. , Vangorder's, didn't rev e a 1 And you go in comfort with gearbox to make you go . • die.) and I bel you didn'I know that I the presence of any con. wide bucket seats and optional air like the wind. And 4-wheel disc And while it's chic to drive T.... £Wold Chevrolel fou~- Itro. lied substances. the ... In 1928 o. Mack-Gratiot . . " conditioning . hrakes a J)orsche, you don't . Chevrol., (on Ih, comer of I Police saId a VIolation of lb. h There are two trunks to hold .hlp'. Mack & GraTio') and now the Controlled Substance Act to stop ... ~.sC...e have to be a sheik to in its 45,h yoar i. ,h. ald.. t I marge on Slezinski will be everything you and s»omebody you on .,. ..~I.:... afford one. Ch~v,olel Deal., in the De- Iheld in abeyance pending the ~, '-,~ .. e D.cklsy', Spredross wheel (_'y Cou rse pion•• ) tro,' 0'''. I ~nal disposition o{ the case • Sperry Topsid.r If • • • TED EWALD I 10 The_W_ood_s.__ Seaf.1y Ioal Shost It'. ".lIticel • linocul, Ev.n;n,s Jun. 18 '0 July 19 II' l!OO p.m. till 9:00 p.m. G,o••, Pain'. Nor'" Hit" School. .S, . Ent.,'oinmen' - . and Dflncing WOMEN'S GOLF CUNIC friday and Saturday Fiv. Wedn.srloys. 9,30.10,30 A.M. "a,'ing Jun. 20'" a' Sunny Afr" GoH Club - 13 Mil. a' '.94. Your Host MIKE BRUNTON CHILDREN'S SUMMER PLAY CAMP A '0"" openin,s I.f, lor 5 & 6 y-or olr,.. Clo.... h.ld (Fo"",_rly Owner of Captain Shumway's) 12,30 to 2,30 ".M. Jun, 18 ,",,; July 20'h. Of .... be""n' M,nu Su",,'ions (Staol Gnd 5M'oodt) SUMMER GAMES CAMP , - e PIlr1iel • Sonquet focili'i.. and Mee'ing Room Fo, boy' und ,i,'s o".s 1.12. Held Tu.s .•Wed,.Thllrs. • Dining Doily e Accommoda'ion. 10, Busin... lunch.o", Jun. 19 'hru July 26. 9,00 A.M. 10 t 2:00 Noon 0' "own,1I • Pool Sid. Por1i... Pa'io So,bicUI. Boa' Dockog•. Middl. School . and Sho .... r focillties • Inqui,. About 800t Club Rendevou. DRIVER EDUCATION 3 wsel Summer S.ssion. "".. ltdoys 1:00.9:00 '.114, 5'o,'ing Jun. II'h, For Gmpli'y;ng ;n'ormat;on call 'he NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB Detroit Open Ooi''1 8:30 A.M....:30 '.M. Woocllmpor'., Inc. '00 N. liVE. lOAD 293.3392 - 468.0'64 15415 Gratiot 1.'1.. l)etroit MI. a.-m. MIch. 41043 NIt'" 1.94 MI. C/o""n, Ixll 885.4600 Orll$lAS PlUr-'" AVNtAIU

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ThursdAY, ~Uft. 7, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Reconsideration of Vote Brings Addition Approval . • J ...... A. Wu. a full complement on the ereased Deed for parklnl, with Dwaeroua cllap1ay bays WHKDAY' A reeollllderaUoa of an 7th. wbile allo noUng the in. also was pl,nnecl. ~RS: OPEN earlier vote by WooCfaC(Km. At the June • meeting creased traffic flow. He A parking survey con. Mon., Tues., W.d. cUman ICelUletb W.. ~rner MayOr Pro Tem Marvin R: wanted "adequate parking" dueted by Public satety Di. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. SUNDAY paved the way for tile coun- Boutin, Councilman Benja. for businesses along Mack. reeter Henry Marcband in Thun. " Fri. cll', approval of a reque,t min' W. Pin k 0 5, both of Tbere was another J)€t'Son early J4a~h was referr~ to 9 a.m. 10 9 p.m. from Flowers by Xlmberly, wbom voted for the request who was against the request agam durmg the dlscussJon. Saturday 10 A.M~ Inc., 20311 Mack avenue, for earller, alOllg with Council. but he wasn't a member of The director Balli a two. 9 a.in. to 6 p.m. to a nzlance in the city's off. men George S. Freeman, the council. Dr. Chester S. day survey was conducted In street parking requirements Conrad A. Naegel and Mr. Bogan, who has an office at the immediate area regard. 5 P.M. In order to permit 'the con. Boerner said "aye," while 20323 Mack, described the ing the existence of off.atreet JIrlc.' Good tilru Wed •. June 13th stnlcUOft of a buUdiDg. addi. CoutlcUman Rodger A. Graef current parking situation as parking spaces. The survey W. r_"'. the ';'htto lion. voted "nay." "critical," The doctor has inCluded the parking bays on limit qlHlnlities. The COUDcil voted 5-1 in After giving the vote fu~. eight spaces in his lot and Loehmoor west ot Mack, and favor of the request at the ther soul searching, Mr. s~llted he sometimes can~ot the metered lot at Locbmoor regularmeetlng Monday, Boerner telt there was a fmd an open space for him. and Mack. . IUDe 4. At an earUer meeting hardship in this case and thus self. "The number of available Monday, May 7, the solons changed his vote "I feel Dr. Bogan said be was oarking spaces in the Loch. denied tbe request In a 3.2 after analyzing the' situation "deeply distressed" about moor bays varied from four vote after a Board of Appeals we are not deleting avail: the matter, while adding, sp8ces to elgbt d u r i n g bearing. able parking for the building "The vote was take~ last normal business hours. Tbe U' B addiUon The land can't be time. It should be so. metered lot varied from H questedowever,a reconsideration...r. Gerner re.'of used other than for decora. 1ftn ac, at one pom. t elg. ht to l'.. ava U_Ll..,e spaces. the 3.2 vote at the regul.ar tive purpOSes." after M.r. Pirlkos moved. that This included the peak: lUDch U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF" meeting ThUl'lda)', May 1'1. Mr. Pinkos, who empba. the petlUon for the varlance period at t~~ Original Pan~ He gave the vote further aized he conslstenUy votes ~ g ran ted, Dr. Bogan cak~ House. . 1000/0 BONELESS thought the night of May 7, against businessmen ,educ- Jumped up and wanted to Dlfector Marchand saId revisited the area and allO ing their parking areas on luIo,,: how many space~ were the type of business tt) be said the cauncU didn't have their own lots also stated requlJ'ed for the estima.ted conducted at 20311 Mack l"Here there h no reductio~ ?,500 square ~eet of the build. should not generate any addi. ' "'" Tb mg, plus addItion. tional police problems. He ROUND STEAK of the par.m .. area. ey Build' I to E I dd.... "I h ' b' U are lust increasing the size mg nspec r ~ r a "'I, ave no 0 JeC o~ Concert Slated of their building" Wakely reported according to the granUng of tbe 'IiarJ- . to tbe present zoning ordi- allce in the off.street parking SAVE By Austin Band Meanwbile, Mr. Nea,el, aance which. specifies onc requirements at this loca. c who oriiinally voted against parking space for each ~ 11on." 30 Under the dlrection of the the request, said be rece!,Uy square feet of floor space, Mr. Graef felt while this PER newly elected officers of the made two or three ~l'Ives about 25 spaces would be type of business may not POUND $ Student Body, Austill Cath. around tb~ are~ cbe.ckmg on ~eded. It was th~n noted cause police prolllems it 59 aile Prep will p~nt a con. the . parking situation and there was a defiCiency of would caUge a "b u.s in e s s cert by tbe Austin.Mora always found some available 19 spaces in this case. problem" re gar din g the LB. Band Friday, June 8, from sPAces in nearby lots. Visably upset at the pend. parking situation. 8 p.m. to, 11 p.~. in the Mr. Freeman, who re- Ing vote for the. request, '!Jr. Another survey taken be. school gymnasium. cently had open heart sur. Bogan was cautioned agamst tween March 26.31 from' 9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS 'lbe eleven _piece group gery, was excused from th,e furth.er interruptions by Mr. a.m. to S p.m. revealed the has been in popular clemand May 7 meeting and wasn t Boutin. following total daUy average S throughout the lrea and has involved in the \FoUng. He A feW' moments later, Mr. of available spaces at three ROUND RUMP ROAST PE:~~NDLB. L69 appeared r e c e n t 1 y with based his "yes" vote bas. Pinkos' motion, that the vari- lots: Pancake House private Danny Thomas ,It the Hill. ieaDyon the original plan as ance be granted based upon parking lot, 14 spaces; mu. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF WHOLE crest Country Club in con- approved by the Planning the original appeal and the nicipal lot Lochmoor and SAVE $~ 99 elt at Cabo lfall, ' at Tiger Commission. . original plan, citing the hard. Mack, "}., ind the area be- PER~~ND LB. ~. Stadium ancl at many social While Mr Graef realized ship, and in con~urrence tween the south side of Lan. BE,EF TENDERLOINS proms and concerts. the hardsbip of Flowers by with the Planning Commis. caster and the north side of FROM THE HEART OF THE ROUND Tickets for the concert, at Kimberly, he felt because sion's recommendation, was Oxford roal!, public and pri. SAVE $1.50 per person, will be business along Mack avenfle then approved. vate, 179. 20" available et the door. The has expanded over the past Flowers by Kimberly can ----- 11I1 POUND LB.$1.69, public Js invJted. few ye,lrs, there was an in. now enlarge the business HANDICAPPED CUBE STEAKS bWlding and remodel the Paying as they go wouldn't front side elevations in a allow slime people the speed U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF "Williamsburg Colonial" de. ~y're accustomed to travel. SAVE sign. A two-story solarium log. 20" LARRY TOP ROUND STEAK PER POUND L8.$1.79 9 TO 11 CHOPS- 1/4 LOIN HARWOOD You have insurance, aUT, SAVE 20C C I'll POUND - a man 10, all ages, are you fully covered? PORK CHOPS LB.99 FRESH Willing to 'is'en '0 00 you haY. insurance tailored 10 YOUR need.? You purchased insuranc. . . . BUT do YOU know whot SAVE YOUR educational concerns prolection il proYid •• ? 30C PlIPOUND We spec:iclile solely in proYidinll consuhing and odYiso'Y FILLET 0' SOLE L8.$1.69 servi.ces. WE 00 NOT SEll INSURANCE. Our eyoluolions .ore objecti... compelent. independent, unb;c.ed "nd MEADO,WDALE - VANILLA equ"lIy import"nt. our knowledge cnd eKperience are VOTE JUNE 11 working .trictly for YOU. . Grosse Pointe School Board IISURANCE CONSULTANTS INTERNATIONAL ICE CREAM 'oir/ lor by Harwood Campaign Commithle 1"1& lerclle,,1 PL,~.sse Plilte (313) "5-1851 SAVE 38c LIMIT 2 WITH '5- ADDITIONAL The blindfold test. PURCHASE BANQUET BEEF-CHICKEN- TURKEY - UMIT 4 Some people seem to think WITH $5.00 SAVE ADDITIONAL e this is the way to judge (J POT PIES 20" PURCHASE 8-0Z. 14 luxury car. Cadillac doesn't think so. B & M UMIT SAVE 3 e You know and we know that the only way 10 BAKED BEANS 24" PLEASE 22-0Z. 37 judge a luxury C(lr is with your eyes wide open. MINUTE MAID l'MIT SAVE 4 C Look at Cadillac styling. Look at all the ORANGE JUICE 20' PlEASE 6-0Z. 24 N.B.C. SESAME - CHEESE conveniences that are standard on a Cadillac. UMIT SAVE 2 Look into Cadillac comfort for yourself. TWIG SNACKS 8" PLEASE 10-0Z. SSe Try the magnificent Cadillac ride . . • at the wheel MEL-O-CRUST SUCED SAVE ON c and as a passens'er. But, before you decide, look very WBITE BREAD OUR LOW PRICE 20-0Z.28lOAF carefully at the facts of luxury car ownership .. CAMELOT c Cadillac resale value is traditionally the BO"OPI MILl' OURSAVELOWONPRICE GAllON 99 highest of all American made automobiles. NORTHWEST Co.dillac owners still are the most loyal a'-ut~nl01ii1eowners in A merica. Year after year BING CHERRIES they choose CadiUac with a'll the facts in view. SAVE Isn't that. the sensible way to decide? 40c PER Your authorized Cadillac dealer ",ants you to. POUND inspect the 1973 Cadillac with a very careful eye • . . not with a blindfold. re. PAUL MeGLONE CADILLAC 20903 HARPER (JUSTN.OF VERNIER) 881-6600

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_eo d d sPittsburgh. When it comes I110, 1'. IGrosse Pointe and more i'e. Fraser, o{ Cadieux r 0 ad, . WALTER F. ROCKWEU. 1 all.American recognition a~: cently o{ Sp~rtanburg, S.~., were held Sunday, June 3, E " to'safety - Funeral services for Mr. right end on the {ootball! were held Fnday, June I, 10 at the Alachau General Hos. ye 1"'Xamlna' tl"OnS Rockwell, 73, of Warner road, Iteam. I S P ~ r tan bur g. He died, pitat ChaIM;1 in Gainesville. s;,. TED EWALD CHEVROLET y I were held Friday, June I, at \ He was a retired vice. Weun~sday, .Ma 30.. . i Fla: She. dIed. Sunday, June for Safety or Industrial Glasses THINKS OF EVERYONE the Hamilton Funeral Home preside~t o{ Johnson and Hig. He IS survIved by hIS wl{e. I 3, 10 Gamesvl~e as ~ result aDd Christ Church. He died I gins Insurance Co. and was Gretchen; two daughters,' of an automob~Je acc~dent. Prescription Forms Completed Carefully INFANT & CHILD SEATS Tuesday. May 29, at his reS-i'j a member of Ihe Country I Mrs. Donald C. Woods and: Mrs. Fraser I~ ~urvlved by At'ai/able for Summer Vacalion c1ence after a long illness. Club or D e t r 0 i t and the I Mrs .. A. A. SchauCelberge~; I her husband, WIlham B. ana • The Feinbloorn Method for LOW Mr. Rockwell was director Grosse Pointe Senior Men's one sIster and 10 grandchl1. i one ~aughU.'r, Mrs. John E. Vision CARE Rockwell International Corp., Club. \ dren. ! Morrison. a manufacturer in the aero.Mr. Warren is survived by Interment was in Akron, O. i BE ~ ~ .. spacl!, aeronautics and auto. his wife. Helen; one son, Dr. C c e i NNETl' BURGOON JR. JOHN A. ROSS O.D. motive fields, before his reo Philip Warren; one daughter, 'MRS l\IARGARET POISSON I Funeral services for Mr, OPTOMETRIST .1 GM tirement in 1969. Mrs. Peter Hen r y; two I' . Burgoon, 63, for mer I y of ,I ~~ at Opticians - 18431 Mack Ave. I II Kener 1---1 He was a member of the brothers, and four grandchil. ~uneral serVIces for ~rs. I Yorkshire road, were held Office 881-7900 Home TU 6-1793 Society of Automotive Engi. dren. I POIsson. 65, of BeaconsfIeld. Saturday. June 2, in Latrobe, TED EWALD CHEVROLET I neers, Automotive Old.Tim- Memorial tributes may be road, were held Thursday, IPa. He died Thursday, May Closed Saturdays at I pm. - Closed Mondays 15175 E. J':FfERSON VA 1-2000 I ers Club, the Country Club of made to the Michigan Cancer Ma~l 3~ at t~~ p~~e~s~. 31, in Latrobe Area Hospital. I Call lor Appoinlmenl Detroit, the Detroit Athletic Foundation. ner" ome.. e Ie • Born in St. Louis. Mo_.: ' ...... Club, the University Club of lnterment was in Manches. d~t iMay 21, In Cottage Hos- Burgoon was the four;Jer and I Chicago and the Senior Mens' ter Center, VI. pI a .. . .. first president o{ the Grosse Club of Grosse pOinte.! .. • e ~ 0 r n. In MI~higan, Mrs. Pointe Newcomers Club. He He is survived by his wife, PAULINE M. STOCKER POIsson IS survived by her was vice-president and gen-l Kathryn; two sons, the Rev. Funeral services for Mrs. husband, Jos~~h; o~e daugh. eral manager of Kennametal erend Hayes and Bruce; one IStocker, 92, of University, ter, M~s. PhilIp ZeItz, th~ee of Latrobe: daughter, Mrs. Joan Bar. place, were held Thursday, mters, ~ne brother, and lIve He is surviVed by his wife. ' num. and 10 granclchildren. June 1, at the Verheyden grandchIldren. Mary Jo; one daughter, Mrs. Memorial tributes may be Funeral Home and 51. Mary's Interment was in Cadillac Kenneth Barley; two sons. sent to the Walter F. Rock. Church in Detroit. She died Gardens East in M 0 u n t Ben R e ,t t Burgoon III and well Memorill1 Library at Monday, June 4, in her resi. Clemens. William Bur goo n; 0 n e Tufts University. dence. Interment was in Wood. Born in Del r 0 it, Mrs. lawn Cemelery. Stocker was the wife of the University-Liggett School I ' • • • late Edward and the mother MRS. lVDlnI AMBROZY of the late Edward. She is Funeral services for Mrs. survived by three daughters SUMMER SCHOOL Ambrozy, 41. of Broachtone Mignon, Mrs. Ro b e r t n: road. were held Friday, June Squires and Mrs. Edwin P. ELEMENTARY 1, at the L. T. SobocInski Gallagher; one son, Rev. Funeral Home aDd Our Lady Francis B. Stocker CSsp. • Verbal SkillsDevelopmenlProgram Queen of Peace Church. She two grandchildren, 'and tw~ • Mol~emalics SmallClo"es (lour 10 six .Iudents), died Monday, May 28, 11151. great-grandchildren. Sekc!ed laculty Iram our ,tal!, John Hospital after a long Interment was in Mt. Olio June 21st t~raug~ Augu,t 3rd, Monday I~raughfriday, I illness. vet Cemetery. 8,00.12,15. Mrs. Ambrozy was Volun. • • 0) : 'I teer Activity Chairman of the MISS LOUISE BURKS RAil COLLEGE PREPARATORY ' , East Unit. of the Michigan Miss Rau, 19, formerly of Small clc"e. allow lor streng,heningand advanced work in I Cancer Foundlltion, She WtlS Grosse Pointe and more reo mal~.malic.,. Engli.~. and fo'ei"n language,. Advanced also recording secretary for cently of Port age, died credit caur.... in hislary.sciencecnd English, Our Lady Queen of Peace Thursday. May 31, in Kala. June 21s1thraug~ Augu'! 3rd, Monday Ihroug~Friday. Altar Society and was a mazoo. F' un era I 8rrange. I 8,00.12,15. member of the Parish ActiYi. ments were h and 1e d by SUMMER PROGRAM OF We Believe: ties Club.' Langeland Chapel in Kala. She is survivE.d by ber hus. mazoo. READING INSTRUCTION band, Joseph; one son, Jay: Born in Kentucky, Mis s The.ummer program benefitsbol~ I~e poor and I~e overage one daughter, Mary Kay; Rau was an employe of thll road.r, T~epoor reader may expeel a careful diagnosisof ~i. reading .kill developmentand 0 sound foundalion 01 in.ltuc. her parenla; two sisters, and Detroit Public Library. She lion in ba.ic skills.T~eoveralle reader may develop ~i. skill. two brotllers. Is survived by one sisler, '0 I~al ~e read. lo.ter. compre~.no', more ar.d sludies Memorial tributes may be two cousins, one niece and el/eciently sent to the East Unit Michi. one nephew. gan Cancer Foundation. Me m 0 ria I contributions Bellin,June 21.t • • • may be made to Leader Dog for Information: Danel C. Watson, Director MRS. BLANCHE MURRAY for the Blind in Rochester. I ,Funeral services for Mrs. Interment was in North TU 4-4444 or Evenings: 885.5664 Murray, 36, of Bournemouth Shore. Memory Gardens. road, were held WednesdaYt ., =~~._---.....~~_~_~ _~ for June 6, at the Verheyden ~. ~~~ ~ ~ Funeral Home and St. Paul's on the Lake. She died Satur. ~ TESSIER OLDSMOBILE day, June 2, in St. John n children H~~.aIMUrray was a Girl IS THE NEWEST , I ~~~;:at~ieC:~~~ia:n~Through Family Experience " aOLNDSDMODBIOLEIDSEALHERI n' I and a member of Tau Beta. She is survived by her hus- band John: one son, John Jr., S.LL CARS!! I two daughters, Mary Liza- on money beth and J 0 ann a; 0 n e • SEE • • .' brother, and her fat her, , TESSIER OLD. Charles Bishop. n Interment was' in Wood- •• FOR. YOU BUY ANI. CAR mere Ceme.tel't (0 OUT Of TOWN CAlLS ACCEPTED-

MRS. ADELINE MEIER I NEW '73 OLDS DELTA NEW '73 "98" COUPE I POSSEUUS , TOWN SEDAN "88" 2-D< Hr .., Aula.. p.•.• p. disc b,,,ke•. linled Funeral service lor Mrs. . 350 (lD V-8 I'trdromc1ot po..,.,' --.... go\as5. pwr. .ode ....do... 6-way pwr, "'01. n for MELISSA MAGHIILSE I VOII Posselius. 81, of Lewiston • I><'_r disc b~'ei, :lelu...... ,'9 "",-, i:>o:x>, siOe mklg,-. v.top. r. wdo, de log. road, wllre held Wednesday, fuU wheel "i;'C1, ..mne weli.. !:>,'m?", •.e ..... """condo ..... , AMI'M ,odio. bump. JUlie 6, at the Verheyden strip. ." ",b ""'9 elK. dodt. Siock.988. and LARRY HARWOOD Q' :~~~:~;~ n'. for School Board ~~;~~rl::~{g~~:;:of the late Edward J. and RegencyNEW'~~~Sedans AllcolorsAll..Equipment" Readyfor ImmediateDeli~ry InStock Qeadyfor ImmediateOelivery. the mother of the late Par tricia Fritzgerald. She is sur- STOP IN AND SAY HEllO ... YOU'll 8E GlAD YOU 0101 vived by two daughters, Mrs. MONDA Y ~ JUNE 11th JO"seph W. Farley and Mrs. William D. Gilbride; two at your neighborhood elementary school sons, Edward J. Jr. and John H.; three sisters; 16 grand- Paid FOf Sy .HARWOOD.MAGHJELSE Campaign Committee - 882-3709 children, and f i v e great. grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Friends of the Detroit Library. fnterml:i1t was in Mt. Olio vet Cemetery. e ~ .. EBERT O. WARREN Funeral services for Mr. Wa r re n, 61. of Kenwood court, were held Monday, June 4, at the Verheyden Funeral Home and Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. He died Thursday, May 31, in the Georgian East Nursing Home after a long illness. Mr. Warren was a 1927 graduate of the University •••••••••••of Wisconsin where he won • RAYNAL: • "THE HOUSE THAT • SEltvtCE 8UIU" I I "SINCf "25" I

• New '73 •I • Dodge Polara • '.I•'.;u;;;'2915..~~~;k..~• , ON DISPLAY • I New'73 • : Ply. Fury : I I '.aulo.,'2795p.'., p. diM bro •• , • : RAYNAL : I MtCHIGAN'S~.LAltGEST • Turn to us I. DEALER • • 9103 CHAlMER~ • • Det""" Mich. ".21) I ..... N, 04I.'. ,_ .. ..., I PHONE526-1. I 0.-"". & tI...., '1Il' r,M, I CUKI1HATIHtOATS foran "easy-to-handle auto loan •••••••••• ~ J , I I ~~~ ~ __ nm. • __ m_ __ ftz nemm .• • • -- Thursd.y. June 7, 1973 G R 0 SSE P 0 f N TEN EW S Page T1lirt•• n ------, ------Kercheval In The Pork ARTIUCK.R EXCAVATING Parents, Runau'ay Girl ,Reunited after 25 Months' AMERICANA Sewer & Water Line YACHT CRUISING By 1loger A. Wabl garding contact with various appear difficult to auess. tImlup tbia, )'OUcould toler. In the Caribbean this winter on your own chartered I'adll: FESTIVAL REPAIR & REPLACEMENT The waiting and anxiety police agencies. ne mother laid her daugli. ate al1)'tbiD&." 1ftEE ES7/MArES Crew Provided. One to five coupies, 'One to Ihree \\eeks; JUNE 15-16 are over Cor a Grosse Pointe When the girl turned 11 in ler told her, .. 'It was jUtt "B&t~"" Patlell&" 771.8 21 Park family thanks to a sus. February 1972, "she was no lomething I had to do,' " and As for the all!ltaDce pro. V. E. 8. Nicholson & Son (Antigua) ltd. longer a home truant as far added, "She is not lure she vJded by the YSD throuah taining faith, loyal friend. Ceftt«t IMoI • .,.,..... ••• Iv. ship and the persistent work as we were concerned," be even knows why she did it." ber ordeal, lhe appreciated of Youth Service Division said. "We couldn't bring her At the same time, ho~", the eooperatloD of Alellt THOMAS & O~CONNELL, INe. VOTE Agent John Kendall. home." But he assisted the eyer, the mother cited PO" KeDdaU, seeretar, 1luth family \ in trying to locate 19351 W. 10 Mile Rd., Southfield, Mich. 48075 After 25 months, the fale sible fealOM for her depar. Cumm!DI aDd S e r "e • D t her, ran checks on homicides "J and whereabouts of an 18. ture. These include the feel. noma. KlDe. tbJnk Jolm Phol'le: 3~3.1650 and c9ntacted several state ing oC independence and "to KendaU waa extremel)' pa- year-old Park girl, who vol. and federal agencies with JACK untarlly left home in April be on her own," "her zeit tient with me beeauae he negative results, 1971, has reached a happy for life" but "not a zest for alway. retlll'Ded my calls "Days Into Weeka" wild living," and "to get It when he wasl1't in." , ending. Through the efforls Meanwhile, the mother also or Agent Kendall and out. out of her .ystem." And .he appreciated AgeDt MITCHELL made numerou~ e€forts in She a110 knew her dlUfh. Kend.n jolnin, them for the HAVE YOU SEEN state police departments, the trying to locate her daughter. loved Llem but was trip to New York. "He WII for GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL BOARD girl was traced to New Yor,k ter , .,-" ....- _... "He Afler immecliate1y reporting thinking of her own hawl- my sGCun"J, - ...... JUNE 11 City's East Village early last her missing to The Park month. nen. In this respect, she would know ,~w to haDdle THIS MAN? Paid lot by Jock Milch.11 Campaign Committee Pol ice Department, which st~essed her contradictory the IltliatiOll. "When she went away, we contacted the YSD, she wrote action. The il,eDt DOted this wal YOU SHOULDII had no idea she would be Social Security in June 1971 ODe of two ,major runawa, gone for two years," said in case ber daughter was Whatever the reason tlr cases wblch the YSD has fOI THE lEST Plla ON A NEW. reasons for her departure, l. bandled The other wu in Agent Kenuall, who noted working. The mother was LINCOlN 01 MEttCURY this runaway c:tse "could told it takes between six and is apparent, as a friend told the faD' of 1870 w1IeJl • U- HARVEY'S have easily been a homi. nine months {or records to the ~other, "Her heart wa,~ year-old left hOlDe for three clde." come through after employ. breakmg as much .s yours, and one.haU months. Tbat Compleat Rapid EVeJlts ment. There was no luck When asked why she didn't particular case w.. closed The agent, who ran various there. phone during the two years and up to DOW the YSD bar ~ types of checks with 15 states Then In August lU71, she the mother said, "She was a 100 percent ~vel)' rate PANTERA 'Traveler during the two-year span, hired local private detec- afraid we W~ul~ make her OIl' nmaway •• SPOIlS CAIS, tives. But by the end of the come home-mslSt she come It'. lmpouible to ..... 11 345 FISHER RD., Across from South High School said he didn't know if the girl was alive or dead on month, "they came up with horr.e." the 'physical strain IDd meIIo. Friday, May 4. But the rapid nothing," she said, and they In renecling. upon what tal anllU1sb 01 everyone ill. TONY CARR events of the wee ken d were disllharged. All the kept her going during that yolved on a nmaway cue- TU 1.5000 reacbed a clil1\llx on Monday, while, she kept in contact time, she saJd, "Faith end the child, paren" and In. May 7, when a police com. with tbe YSD. friends." The mother pr.yed vesUgatol'l. MAIKIVAND munication reyealed she was When her daughter turned just to keep her daughter But III this parUcul.r eue : CONTINENTAl alive and living in New York. 17, she retained Investign. safe, and, on occasions, when the ending is immersed ill , SALIS SHCIAUST MARK IV . Then on Wednesday, May tors from New York City's she bee 0 m e down, she gladness and relief. , Tracer's Company or Amer. thought about wbat a friend Faith, friends and perae. ' + 9, the girl's parents and ica. She was told 80 percent F.II. ADAI, lie. 130 KERCHEVAL,01 'HE IlL Agent Kendall flew to New had said to ber-"O ye of verenee - those were the' or the time the company was York where the mother said little faith." key elements. successful. But there was a "joyous reunion" was held She wondered if she really slill no luck at that time. was a strong woman before at her da'Jghter's apartment. "Days turned into weeks A week after the reun.\on, this incident, and noW sars, and weeks t urn e d into "I believe if you could live the daughter flew to Detroit, months and we kept thinking spent a week with her fam- we might hear something," FOR SAFETY MLOA,T CHIMNEY SCREENS ily, which includes a brother she said. And as the time and sister, and returned to pa~sed, she would follow BROWSE 'OR New York, where she works similar cases in the news- at a government-supported THE SHIPS paper. When a girl's body . ,.. , ....,-~ medical clinic. (The mother was found in other areas, she WHEE~ said since she was eight, her would check with Agent Ken. _ THIS IE ~ BIRDS daughter always wanted to dall for information. become a medical doctor). Trace Whereabouts She has since talked with her The agent reported the ~NiiiNEYSCR{fNS ~ ANDS::~~RELS parents and her mother said, daughter originally left with "She's happy and likes New a b~\' in his 20's. The mother 'OR York City. Justifiably so said he was her "means of perhaps, because I like New - INCINERATORS, ,f'-' transportation" to New York York City." YOUR LUGGAGE SHOP HAS IT! and that she is no longer BURN INe; DEBRIS ,\\',"" The investigative efforts on with him today. tbe parts of Agent Kendall Give him an elegant place to store his essentials. Efforts were made to track mTECTION You will not be disappointed in our diverse selection and the girl's family are only down the boy's parents in "R P ACII SPARK of styles and fine leathers. Initials embossed 'in our part of this slory. The human the hope of ultimately reach- own shop at no extra charge. drama which unfolded, en. PROTECTION ing the girl. It was learned CANVAS compassing not only the in. earlier this year, throug!'. the vestigation, but pot e n t i a 1 OXI'OUI 'ITS ALLSTANIOOtD boy's relatives in Tacoma, & reasons for thr girl's leaving Wash .• that his parents were LlATHIa SIZE FLU' ~ and the str8in on those wait. in Albuquerque, N.M" the OXflOUS ing a definite word on her NOT THIS mother said. the con d i t i 0 n,remains the Mter Albuquerque pollce ... foundation for what is, up to were contacted, Agent Ken. Heel now, the Youth Service Divi>- .,'s ADVANCE MAINTENANCE dall explained the situation .... MAC"tV lot sion's most major runaway to them, she said. The agent 0PUl DAIL" • .- case...... ' : 114-9512 then learned from police the Aids Famlly boy's pneuts received a When the dnughter leU In Christmas card from him in April 1971, she was 16 years 1972. Because of this, it was old. The agent said she was discovered he lived in New a good student at South High York. ' and a nice girl, whr. had a Then, as the mother put it, good relationship with her "When it, (a breakthrough), family. He said she had run happened, it happened very away for a couple of weeks rapidly." Through further in January 1971 but her contacts with Albuquerque mother felt that this. in itself, police and the New York didn't lead her to believe City investigators, the boy's she would run away &gain. address was found. "We fell "At that time', she was if we could locate the boy' going to come back and he could lead us to her," the leave Grosse Pointe South as mother stated. And that's a junior with her diploma," exactly what happened. the mother said. She added liard to Assess during those two weeks her As for the reasoOS' for her II d a ugh t e r stayed in the leaving. which left the fam- Wayne State University area, ily "terribly surprised," they In discussing the investi- gation, Agent Kendall noted, "We did a service for the Slate Summer , DOZENS OF USES AROUND THE YARD !amiiy heyond the required urnmm~m~~u A perfect gift for the man of Ihe house .. : !or only service. We just have to Concert Series • All the saw power he'll ever nEed. establish the fact that a • LeIs him do a weells worth 01 S99 crime has been committed." chores in houls. 95 M i chi g a n's world-famous • Cuts logs twice ils bar length, He also said in similar cases Detroit Concert Band, con. the YSD waits Ul"til run- • Zip$lhlllugh a 6" Jog in 5 seconds, ducted by Dr. Leonard B. including 10" Bar & Chain aways are caught and then Smith, presents its 28th An. "run them down." nua1 Summer Festival Series ~[w([Jrnurnw ~~a[rn Agent Kendall said the girl of 35 completely different Grosse Pointe's Recreation Park Waterloo at Neff was "difficult (0 find be. programs from Sunday, June cause she had left the state." 17, through Sunday, August I Efforls at tracing her in- 12, sponsored by the City of cluded notifying computer Detroit. "The tawn Mower People" centers, which is a normal Concerts, Which are free, 19815 MACK AVE. - TU 1-6233 procedure; numerous record feature versatile program- checks with states, which ming with instrumental and proved negative, and checks v 0 c a 1 soloists, beginning F~t bu' prr'ormantt ilwayslJSoe McCultocb IJower, rniJ1ched [haUlS bars and spro.clc:el$ Ithrough the LEIN system reo promptly at 8: 15 p.m. daily, MAIRI SCHOOLGY. except Mondays and Tues. oays. 11 Occasional exceptions in 10 41-ThurfriSat JIIE 141511 the regularity of its schedule REMODELING are noted in printed sched. ules available at the concerts, - ~ mmi1~ mmi';:' ;: I':"::' BY PROFESSIONALS in newspapers and via radio and TV public service an- PUAIE B.laTE jilll1Ao N ~) nouncements. Printed sched. FAMJl Y ROOMS. RECREAliON ROOMS • DO~MERS ules and programs are avail. KITCHENS. BATHROOMS. OFFICES. GARAGES ab1e free of charge by send- ing a stamped, self.addres. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS you no longer need. ACOUSTIC CEILINGS. CABINETS. COUNTERTOPS sed envelope to Detroit Con. BUilT -IN APPLIANCES. SECURITY ENTRANCE DOORS l cert Band, 20'259 Mack Ave. All items are TAX DEDUCTIBLE, nue, Grosse Pointe Woods, Funds raised will be used toward a • • • Michigan 48236. ornffi[illJrn~, VISIT OUR SHOWROOM shelter building, rest rooms, tennis 1L8o'•••• '-! .,••••••'l~.;-.,:, furniture • • • ... 'W" '.:0-\ .to. . .. courts and a skating rink. o •"~"''':'~.'~'''''-'II :-.~. •••',.'- I/...,. ,. :41' ...• A.', , o appliances , '~~',. "'2...,'" • ELWORTH Y FIELD can be used by all (,~ 'j! i~N Grosse Pointe and Harpe; Wnods I ~..,-,..... " o garden tools ~',•• <"\ residents who are part of the Grosse ••••~I [J game • .....',...... " Pointe School System . D books BUILDING & REMODELING CONTRACTORS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL DELIVER items to Maire School [J June 11 & i2from 9 a.m. to 4p.m. toys NO CLdTHING, Please. o records 881-1024 [J phancy iunque 1m2 MACK AVE. - GROSSE POINTE FARMS, 41736 miscellaneous CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY Serving This Area Since 1956 for lARGllIEI PICKUP or further IlflllATIOI _ PHONE City Office (885 5800) or 882 6472, or 886 3449 ~ . J, \

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'Ig. Fourt•• " GROSSE POtNTE NEWS Thursday, June 7, 1973

To Stand Trial for Shores B.E f • hlllle,. 10:00." 4: 1 Candidates Vie for Two Sclwol Board Seats A De t r 0 I t man who's Uie Wednesday, May 30, ex. c:huged with the breloking amlndlon of Donald Ray (Continued from P.ge 1) L'akeland avenue, hu been a within the present budget." ance and t.hat they do not WE DELIVER aDd eDteriDg of an occupied Boggess, 36, of :Pelkey, be. ture millage elections shOuld Iresident of Grosse Pointe for She .belJeved that teachers owe anything to the group. H ...... dwelling, was bound over for fore Shores Municipal J\ldgtl be held at the same times as 13 years and has four chilo ean work on their own to The candidates elected will .."n .. trial in Wayn\! County Cjr. Douglas L. Paterson. Bog. School Board members are dren in the public schools. improve 4Ile educational at- serve a four year term on cuit Court after waiving his gess, who's currently out on elet'te the stature and educatiol)al She IS agamst buslllg for ennchment. I PORTAILII ROCCO O){:KT All. tOll,"(; E achievement of our schools." she fee.ls that "it provides no None of the candidates be. I ...... 113.U t:. 7 \Iil. 8el. IIoo .. r - ()ut~r Ilr. M H ood 61 f M u e modules lor easy servicing. Qft a.1I XI.. t• For an extremely lovely geslIlre UTIli expression byMr.theHaz:vo?dMichiganISBellemployedTele. passhowedsag aemoreof positivethe millageatti. this would hurt their ~llieg- r of gratitude for ex/em/ed courtesies bY the l1ride'.~ phone Company which has tude toward the schools family during weddin~ tlc/ipities' CONsider (l in~olved living in. Pontiac, However, she feels that ~ lraditiona I Flint, Grand RaPids and even better attitude can be Saginaw. ,while in Saginaw, reached with the administra. Wedding Rehet;r.ml Dinner he was a member or the tors, the school board the Mayor:s . Human . Relations students and the comm~nity. $200,000 Lo!BY winner CQmmlsslon. He 15 now a She also believes that it Jeffer&on Colonnade m e m be r of the School is very imporilant that there Board's Moral, Ethical and be more than one woman on has his own ~ShaU Plan: Religious Comrqittee, r.iti. the board. She would be Jejlauranf zens for Education, Christ available during the day and Church, and the board o~ ill. could be used as a neCi:5sary Hand the money to his wife. '24223 Jefferson Ave. 779-4720 ~ctors of De Pauw Umver. resource person. ' slty. She considers the greatest MI~;~1t.:.. ,I Mr. Harwood compared the need of the school system is , school board to an industry "the development Otf a more arid said that it wlls respon- positive attitude in the inter. sible to three things, the stu. relaMonships between the dents, the teachers and .the community, the teachers the BELLE ISLE employes, administration and the &hool He felt that the board must Board. I believe it is impor. be competitive, in that it tant that the trustees of tbe must prepare students as SChO?l Board. take a lead in AWNING CO. best as possible, attract pel>- O~n1~ the lmes of commu. pIe illto the system and at- DlcatJon and establishing Iract good teachers. better rela.tionships between , He also felt that since the these group:;. Canvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron present board is made up of Mr,. McMath, 30, has been Li ,I young parents, it should have a r~ldent of Gl'06Se Pointe Summer discounts on someone on it to represent ~or rune years, (eight months those past middle age. In The W~s), formerly in Awnings now in eHeet One of his 'aims as a board Grosse. Pomte Park. He has member would be to give two children. greater stature to the teach. He grad~ated lrom South- ing staff and attempt to nar. eastef'!1 High SChool and is row the gap between teach- attendin~ Wayne Co u n t y LO 7-2293 7601 E. Jefferson ers and th board. He feels C~mmuD1ty College at North • the board should be creative High. and innova;tive, providing an He beca~e a Public Safe- atmosphere conJucive to both ty Officer In the Woods three students and leachers as ~ears ago: Previously he was REMODEL NOW! well as members of the Com. Inti volved In computer opera- munity. ODS for Massey Ferguson Mr. Harwood suPPOrts more COI'p.. , vocational education for stu- He lIS a vice-president ot dents who choose not to' go ~e ,Grosse Pointe Woods Po- on to college. He also be- lice Officers Association, a Mew Iocil builditg Iieves in improving commu- member of the Fraternal ..~aENZlEi'I-codes require that nications with all segments Order of Police, the Metro. --'Bw.i~- YOllr property be of the community. politan Clubs of America, updated ,prior to ~r. Harwood is against and a ,three-year veteran of ~"J,. ADDITIONS selng or re.renting. busmg, and also believe.s that the U.s. Army. '0. RiMODELING Enjoy tltis improve. school financing should be oln his releases sent tD the under local control. League of Women Voters, 777 -6840 ~~I ment .hile you are 6,iIIg ill your home. In the League question. Mr. McMath said: "Quality lVINING~ G' lU 1-91" naire Mr. Harwood said that education demands continual fAJT $'01 AND the greatest need of the dedication to the needs of G.o~SI '01 N'U , school system was "maxi. the children. In these limes mum involvement of the pea-l of t:0ubled school financing, RATE YOURBAT" KITCtIN, pIe in our community. When I th!nk the Board ,should be Mr. Fred B. Marshall, plant A-Okay, Fred! with $10,000, $50,000, the total communLty is in- !!aymg more at.tenhon to par- manager from Niles, Michigan, For 50ll:.you could have $200,000, $1,000,000. Pl.-..c and ElECTRIC volved, educational programs lIlg expenses In superfluous plans to let his wife manage the happy task of deciding Every week, play to win. Th;. wi" be required be'o", .. lIing or rerenling. acquire .grea t e r support. areas such as ~e a~ount his $200,000 Lottery winnings. what you're going to do If you don't. you can't. y-rtv Cot" fe, your auto including depreciation are sel al' Broad community involve. budgeted for public relations. $' ,500.00. If you inn.t holf of Ihi. in your home pe' yocr it m

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15304 KERCHEVAt ' VA 2.'070 and wlnt to C1111: Co., for 5 minute •• BENTON HARBOR , , . .. , .. ,$ .00 GRAND RAPIDS , . . . . .90 FURNACES BAY CITY ... , .....•...... , , . , , , . , . , .. , .75 TRAVERSE CITY ' ,.," , , . , .. , .. 1.05 & BOILERS SAUL T STE, MARIE , , , 1.05 LANSING, , , , ,...... 75 @ IAU .. Rat.. shown {lu II not Inelud'dl I'. lor dltec1 dilled, .C.Hon.lc .... lian Michigan Bel CIIiI MOnda, lhrough I'rldIY, S pm, 10 7 "m" III dly Sltu'd., aod Sun. •• ODODI •• O•• day belor. 5 p,m, and I'ler " p,m. ~n111 1 1IJ.m. Mor,dlY They "110 apply ~.~I~~1~~O~.::.~~lli:~.~fl.~~~.pflced With "n Oper'for wheredireCf ctiaHng Don't hesitate to call W.r. $21,95 1'"'' 24" OIILY '14. ' 15304 KueHEVAl • VA 2.'070 P19. Fift•• n Thut;;(Jay. June 7, 1973 ,----_._------' GROSSE POINTE NEWS South, Seniors' Concert.Fr~y Sale to Benefit Elworthy Field I Center Touting Great Evening Fires No-Hitter In Ruth Action n'is almost time--fo-r-t-h-e-ar-e-a-f-or-all Pointers, alreadY! The Grosse pOin-te-W-a-r-T-h-u-rs-d-ay,June 14. In American League Babe to back triples by Tim Mur. Six senior instrumentalists by a performance of the Ruth. (Park, City, Farms), taugh and Mike MacEachern Fleatique, that flea market boasts a children's passive M em 0 ria I Association is Guests may park free of i from .the South High School "Bassoon Concerto in F Ma- sale which will further the play area, four tennis courts, again inviting its patrons for charge in the Center's park. action this weekend Steve to account lor the only run Symphony Orchestra will be jor" by Web e r with Sue 'greening of Elworthy Field. two which are lighted, im. an annual "Everting to Re- ing lot and board charter hitter and led the Sears of the game. Rick RuHner' featured on the annuai Con. Weaver as soloist. The sale is scheduled for proved playing fields and member" at Charlie's Crab buse,~ to be chamfered first Tigers to a 1.0 shutout over 1\ relieved Bill Howell in Lhe ( certo Concert to be held on Joanne Foresman will per. Thursday, Friday, and Satur. landscaping. on Pine Lake followed by the to Charlie's Crab. There they the Burger Chef White Sox. Iou r thinning and was 8, 8 Friday, June at p.m. in form the Vivaldi "Concerto day, June 14, 15, and 16 from Future projects in the need performance of Rogers & may dine on lobster, steam. The Tigers combined bllck charged with the loss. the auditorium at North High in C MajM" for piccolo. A 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Maire of funding include four more Hammer-stein's "South Pa. ers, mussels, stuHed flounder School. wind ensemble will accom. Scbool. tennis courts, a natural ice cific" in the Greek Theatre or steak. Kevin .Miller will be fea. pany JoannE". The Concerto The Fleatique has dual rink and a restroom shelter of Cranbrook Academy. The turedas conductor of the Concert will close with Steve purposes which are advan. building. evening is scheduled for TJ1en on to Cranbrook to opening work, "Poet and Eliason, cellist, performing tageous to all residents. 011 ------enjoy "South Pacific," under Peasant Overture" by von the "Hungarian Rhapsody" the practical level, it offers Items are still needed for the stars. The complete eve. Suppe. Kevin has also pre. by Popper. a place for items that nor. the Fleatique, particularly GP South Wins ning. transportation, dinner pared the orchestra -in re.. The concert is free to the mally may have gone into furniture in goo d repair, and show is $15.75 to $17, hearsals for this perform. public and marks the end of the tush or remained hidden However, any t h i n g and District Final depending on entree at din. ance. a very fruitful season for the and unused in attics 8!ld everything is wekome except ner.' basements. On the enrich- clothing, toys, jewelry, bikes, De!ly . 'Makos and Denis!: I South High School Symphony The party 1S well into the Dupuis, flutists, will perform I Orchestra and these six fine ment level, it will provide appliances. All items are tax South High, behind Spence second busload so reserva. the "Divertissement" for two\ seniur musicians. The direc-. funds to continue Elworthy deductilJle. Gaarder's two.run single, lions should be made at the flutes and orchestra by J. C. tor of the Orchestra is Rus- 'Field development. Articles destined for the dumped North High, 6.2, in Grosse Pointe War Memorial Bach. This will be followed sell D. Reed. The Field, a recreational Fleatique may be dropped the Class A district baseball office as soon as passiMe. final at Denby High School off at Maire School on Mon. Saturday, June 2. --...t; ::' .;:i day and Tuesday, June 11 Gaarder',s hit in the fifth REAL PROGRESS and 12, between 9 a.m. and inning broke a 2.2 tie, and It's confidence in yourself 4 p.m. The City oHic~s may aided ,pitcher Mat t Arm. and olhers that pays divi. be contacted to pic k up bruster to the win. Armbru. dends-distrust means con. larger al'tkles. ster fired a five.hitter. fusion for all.

Robert M. Boas Downtown Detroit A Most Attractive Rambling ."Cape Cod" Patricia A. Allen MEET Northwe.t Detro" located In One Of The Most Desirable DETROIT & NORTHERN'S Isaac R. Bryant Areas Of Grosse Pointe Farms Joy Road, Detroit Michael F. Kastner FEATURES uFree-Gift -For -Saving" Gross. Pointe Wooc:!•. Lor"e library with bay.-King size dining room-Moster suite of bedroom, dressing room and bcth-2 additional bedrooms and LelandM. Sturil. bat~150 a large 120x14l unfinished room with boy-screened livonia a~d covered porcn-Central air conditioning-IOOx237 foot site, nicely landscaped. fenced and containing sprinkler system. S'anley L. Varn... MANAGERS Romeo NEWLY CECORAnD AND IN PlitFleT CONDITOIN MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? Hi! We're the lree.gift~for~saving managers ... ALL THRU JUNE ... because , Patrick J. Thompson JU 4-0600 saving at anyone of D & N's nine offices in the Detroit Metropolitan area Sterling Height. means you take home a handsome free gift. Open a new account, or add to , Erling B. LeJvda!; Jr. OTHER RECOMMENDED OFFERINGS your present one. This offer is made not only to encourage you to save, but 11 Mile, Warren LOOK WHAT WE FOUND! All the work is done on this 4 bedroom, 2 bath BUN- also to help us get better acquainted. We're all waiting to greet you, so GALOW in the Farms. Screened terrace. Handy to everything and IMMEDIATE c'mon Inl Let'. get together I WIlliam V. Plldltch, Jr. OCCUPANCY .. 8814200. 12 Mile, Warren FIRST OFFERING of beautifully decorated S bedroom, 2* bath CENTER HALL COLONIAL for those who 'ravel first class. Walnut paneled library, terrace, and kitchen built.ins. Built in l~ with the best in materials and workmanship. $54,900. 881-6300. SPACIOUS FOUR. BEDROOM, 2* bath Cox and Baker'Colonlal. 20' family room, modern kitchen, den or 5th bedroom on 1st, attacbed garage. $59,900 and the SAVE $5,000 SAVE $250 quality snows! 884-0000. OLD WORLD CHARM with all the lalest modem conveniences. Completely restored CHOOSE CHOOSE in 1963, you will find tilis 5 bedroom, 3* bath ENGLISH in perfect condition. Beautiful 2Ox4()' pool with pool bouse, well landscaped 9OxlS(1' site. Everything THERMOS , TOTE BAG tastefully done ror luxurious living, entertaining and family comfort. If yuu ICE CHEST KINGPORTTOTE BAGis made of simulated grained Vinylwith are looking for an "up.to.the.minute" larger home, ask for details on this fine JUMBO ICE CHEST BY THER- glove-soft finish. Water, scuff offering. 884-0600. ' MOS holds 55 quarts. Keeps LENNON-Maintenance.free 2 bedroom face brick BUNGALOW with expansion and stain-resistant. Roomy, all- beverages and food cold for purpose bag has lock and key; space on 2nd, cozy fireplace, paneled Florida room, and 2.car garage. Well hour~. Made of durable, break- , inside zipper pocket. Choose kept one-owner home in low 30's. 881-6300. resistant, rustproof molded ! red. bone or blue color. Ideal FIRST OFFERING of this 4 bedroom home in the Woods. 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THIS COMBINATION PARTY draperies and decor throughout. Check the new low price. 884-0600. juSts 180degrees, foltis lor trav- SERVERis versatile. Jus! plug eling. BuilHn transformer BARGAIN MINDED? Check on this neat little 3 bedroom asbestos BUNGALOW in ::--- it in and keep pizzas, hors the Farms. And an added bonus is the 4 room cottage on rear of property- produces 100 watt daylight. la, d'oeuvres, coffee cakes hot and Heavy base, stands easily. LlL this needs a few repairs, but could be handy for extra acommodations. Full If! flavorfulfor hours. ihermoslati. basement with extra hall bath. Low taxes and quick possession. 884'0600. apprcNed cord. Agreat lamp tor reading! NESTLED IN SERENITY-Attractive 3 bedroom, ~Ih bath COLONIAL in heart ;:'./:.!/.~•...':.../.~./..'.'....' ~'1~I~Uc~~~:0:~e16~~~~~~mh;:~ of the Farms with unique family room pius den, paneled games room, and "":, ..,;;;'1 Attractive "Sunswirl" cover is, deep gardened site. Owners Florida.bound. $43,000. 881.6300. ~F_::.' also available in Aztec and Red COME AND SEE WHAT'S, BEEN DONE to this older 5 bedroom. 3* bath brick Palka Dot. English on good sized lot. oWner transferred and ready to deal. You'll like what you see. 881-4200. RENAUD and one of our finest offerings-Estate sale of luxurious 3 bedroom RAMBLING RANCH with ultra modern kitchen, family room, hug~ paneled games room with wet bar. 2.car attached garage and othing to do but move in. t;;.cler $60,000. 881-8300. LARGE WOODED SITE with 3 bedroom, 2* bath Contemporary. Spacious 'Jnique sunken living room with parquet floor, new kitchen with built-ins, 2-ear attached garage with circle drive. Immediate occupancy. Owner has relocated and is very anxious (0 sell this lovely home. Price just adjusted for quick sale! 884-0600. ESCAPE FROM THE ORDINARY-Newly decorated 3 bedroom (22' m-atser). 1* bath BUNGALOW with excellent breakfast and dining space, games room, new 2-car garage, and must be sold. $33,900. 881.6300. SPACIOUS BRICK. RANCH in prestige Woods location. 22' paneled family room, 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, paneled games room, attached garage. 8394700,j CHARM, LOCATION, AND CONVENIENCE-DelighUul 3 bedroom, 1* bath FARM COLONIAL on quiet tree.lined street. Large sunny kitchen, family room with beam celing, patiD with gas grill, two 1st floor fireplaces. lMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. $43,900. 881.6300. SEVERN-Popular 3 bedroom, 1* bath Colonial with Florida room and den. ~Iod. ern kitchen with good breakfast space, paneled games room. Low 40's. 839.4700. ROSLYN-3 bedroom, 1* bath Bungalow with unique j~terior charmingly done in "Swiss chalet" manner. New 2 car garage and Dew drive with turn.around. Budget priced. 839.4700. ACCENT ON VALUE-Only $15,900 for completely renovated 2 bearoom STARTER BUNGALOW with expansion space on 2nd, modern kitchen, new roof, and garage. 881.6300. a Compounded quarterly yields 5,09% Compounded quarterly yields 614% Compounded quarterlyYIp.lds 5.88% $5,000 minimum $2,500 minimum DAILY This Is Our 54th Year Additions of $500 or more Additions of $500 or more INTEREST Of Selling Grosse Pointe Properties 2-5 year term 1~5year torm If you ore in the market to buy or sell a home in this orea, a phone 1133GrisWOld Sireel 201 N. Main Streef coll will piece an experienced soles representative 01 your service. Delroil. M,ch .• 8228 RomlIO. Micll, -4806S 2270 16 Mile Road You will find it well worth your while 10 do ~. HOURS: 15580 Joy Road Detroit. M,ch, .8228 Slerling Heighll. Mon.'Thurs. 9:30 A,M.to 4 P,M,; DETROIT & Michigan ~8077 18211 W McNicllolsRd. Fridays 9:30 A.M.to 8 P.M. Delroil, Mich, ~8219 26681 Hoover ROld Warren. 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n.ursd.y, Jun. 7, !973 '.9' Sixt.. n GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse 'Pointe News NEWS Aids in Reeo'very What Goes On ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC .. Stolen Valuable Rug OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAJ~ Of at GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 A Detroit man, accused by Doyle, it is believed, is Second ClaS'J Postage PaId at Detroit, Mlchl,an Federal 'authorities of bank also involved In the break. Your Library robbery, was .given an exam. ing and entering of the home By VirginJa Leonard FULLY PAID CIRCULATION ination before Park Munici. of ~fr. and Mrs. Norman By Pat Rousseau Phone TU 2.6900 pal Judge William E. Speer Parker, 1260 Bishop road, New books keep pouring In, spirit of the book is to quote on Wednesday, M'ay 30, on a also on November 19. and among them there seems part of its opening. "Laugh. Darthmouth, Yale, Har- Member Mich. Press Association and Na\lonal Edllorl1.. AssoelaUon warrant a~cusl'ng hl'm of the k f th P k . ... Ta en rom e ar er to be a preponderance of bi. Ing at myself is what I do vard ... reproduction paint. NA~~~~~~ ~:=:W::'~~~:C~VE burglary of a Park home last residence was a valuable ographles. Suppose we take best. Lord knows I have had ings or reproductions on ~ Flrt.h Avenue, New Yurk 19. New York lIYrant t.7300 November 19. Henri Matisse wall hang - up a look at some of these. practice, there being no city waste baskets are at The CHICAGO OFFICE Accused in the break.in is rug, of which there are only CARO, THE FATAL PAS. Ilike Washington for laugh. 333__ S_C)I'_l_h_,M_I_c_hl_ga_n_A\_.e_n_Ile Ph_o_n_e_F_ln_1llK:_I_al_8-_2_1_14Thomas E. Doyle, 23, of 14787 48 in existence. Also taken SION by Henry Blyth is the able situaUons, but it appears League Shop along with many other colleges. A ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER Novara, whose $5,000 per. were a hooked rug and a IUe of Lady Caroline Lamb. to me that I have ouldls. sonal bond was continued 'Iacuum cleaner, values un. PUBLISHER'S WEE K L Y tanced even tbe PO:I'tl'cI'ansm' great gift for dad. For golf. WILLIA!.'\I ADAMO . ADVERTISING MANAGER 1m • until his June 14 trial date In own. says of this book: "The titil. my race toward the ridic. ing dads, there is a pewter JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY Circuit Court. The NEWS is credited with lating story of the mercurial ulous. I wanted to make my mug with the head of a golf JAMES J. NJAIM ....." , NEWS 'Doyle's bond was imposed the recovery of the Henri Lady Caroline Lamb and .. : mistakes at the top and I club for handle ... lots of .f(OGER A. WAHA , SPORTS, NEWS as a tecl1nicality, according Matisse rug, by Sgt. LaPratt, her tempestuous aUair with have. You may think It other beer mugs, too, a~d KATHY DUFF EDUCATION, NEWS to P.arkLt. Gordon Duncan, who, unable to receive an Lord Byron A portrait simple to play the fool In a wine drip stoppers for hIS HOLLY ANGELL .. , NEWS who disclosed that the man accgufrate .~espcna'Pktion.Ofcaustheof buman eccentricity and town that pursues the activo bar . . . 98 Kercheval. is still in the custody of the ru rom ....e r ers..;e duplicity,e and a lively period ity with unrestrained zeal, LILLIAN KARR.. . ADVERTISING F~eral Bureau of Investiga. of intricate design on it, was piece that may be enjoyed but my success was no lucky Admired In The New• Windows ... at 77 MARY LORIMER , ADVERTISING tion, and being held in reminded by ,Mrs. Parker by the fans of Georgette accident. I have bad to work is Kercheval are the beautiful pieces of furm- PAT ROUSSEAU ADVERTISING default of $10,000bond on the that she was a POinter of Heyer's Regency novels." making my blunders count ture, William DenIer bought in France. CHARLES DICKSON...... ADVERTISING robbery charge. Interest on April 12,1908. "Born to privilege and to against s t r 0 n g contender!? JOHN M KENZIE BUSINESS Her picture was taken the promiscuous tradition of through four administrations. • ac.... . Doyle is accused of break. with her standing alongside Scent Special ... at•Trail Apothec,ary ' . JOANNE HARGIS...... _.. ACCOUNTS Ing into the home of Dr. the valuable tapestry, she the Whig aristocracy at its "Before you dismiss me as Guerlain's cologne spray, 1112 ounc~s specla!- JO MULHERIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Robert C.Dickman, 1014 sal'd. The .Henrl' Matl'sse wa" most profligate, to circles deranged for taking lightly .. . .' B' bo d f hi h • dominated by the gaming all the trouble I have caused ly priced $3.75. Choose your faVOrite" Shali- DOROTHY SClIIMANSKY . '. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IS P roa, rom w c mentioned in the story under were taken an original oil Mrs. Parker's picture. tables and the latest political or found in Washington, you mar, Chamade, Chant d'Aromes, ~ ~eure BETTY RAUGHT ...... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING pa'...o.:-g and m'k pen draw and romantic scandals, Caro had best understand that Bleue, Mitsouko, Vol de NwI. Guerlam s 1m- ur...... Sgt. LaPl'att asked tbe M. COLETTE KREINER...... CIRCULATION ings by famous artists, Ori. NEWS if it was possible that was both the product of the only somewhat unusual pedale Extra Dry for men . . . the 2 ounce enlal rugs and other items of excessive age in which she people choose to live in the cologne is on special at 3.75. . value, plus tbe doctor's car, the picture still existed in li'led, and, with her beguil. nation's capilal in the first a 1972 Corvette. The total the NEWS' files. He was in. ing ingenuousness and un- place, and that those of us Sunny Days Ahead •... head for Young Cooperation. SpeIIs Safety loss set by insurance agents formed that it might not be, paralleled talent for. the out- who know the city and still Clothes for sunsuits, starting at $3, culott.es, was $80,000. ~~~ey~~~~urae:enot~rColwanimouedt.inrageous, one of Its most love it were probably certifi. Buster Brown shorts, stretch terry pl.aysUl~s, ------Lt D' ~ 0 r j gin a 1 and charismatic able to begin with 'It Motorists and bicyclists carry on a delicately 1 .' une~n salthd that fol. .For.lunate.ly, the bulging leade.rs,. a capricious and And on she goes! If y~u' w~nt two-piece matched play suits or one-pIece ZIp owmg a SolX.mon long in. file <:ases l'n the Edl'ton'al ti d h up the front playsuits . . . all for summer fun balanced relationship. Those on bikes are certain IY ti t' b .-.... captiva ng ma cap w ose some fun come in and take ves ga 1011 . y~L. Sgt. Department .had not been life was led beyond the this book' out. in the sun.. . 110 Kercheval. more vulnerable to the ways of the roads than those Jamll6 LaPratt, and agents touched, and a sea""h bo d f t. di of the FlBI, who became In. brought out the pict~r~e, . un s 0 conve~ IOlfn,. scre. We. jump again to biog. behind an engine. Yet, in order to maintain peace- volved because of the magni. which was presented to the Uon, or rea~on ltse .m c~~- raphy-DOROTHY THOMP. From Sweden . . .•those colorful wonder- ful co-existence, the two divergent groups must lude of the loot and the possi. sergeant two days after the stant pursuit ~f a ma~nif~; SON: A LEGEND IN HER ful drip-dry look.like.woven linen runners and acknOWledge each other. b~ty that some of the loot burglary. cently romantic obseSSlon. TIME, by Marion K. San. place mats ~ow come in matching patterns at Alth h bilt th' k h I I might be transported over On Friday, May 4, LaPratt, Thus xeads the blurb. ders. Does she seem long Virginia Williams, 115 Kercheval. There are oug some , en may m t emse ves a l&tate ~ines, evidence pointed in company with an agent of Married to William La!Ub, ago and far away to you? also Irish linen napkins to go with them. breed apart, they are, however, subject to the same to Doyle as the suspect in the FBI, went to Doyle's later Lord Melbourne, Pnme Back in the 1920's she was traffic l'egulations as automobiles. the burglary. home. The a.gent arrested Minister to young Victoria, the center of a brilliant Greenhouse Graduation• Gifts. , . are great Unfortunately ]'udging from the number of Approximately $8,000 worth Doyle on the bank robbery Caro's volatile temperament glamorous group of foreig~ and they are beautifully gift wrapped. Special , f th loot I b ha too1r,command and lured her, correspondents that included . I t. 't .d tl bik .th 0 e , p us t e doctor's c rge. h . t d order a cap and gown picture with the gradu- sa fe ty Vl0 a Ions Cl e recen y, ers are el er auto, were recovered lJy of. LaPratt, acting on a hunch early in t e game, owar Vincent Sbeean Shirer and' ate's name and date. To order, is a colorful , not aware of these roles or feel they are above them. ficers of the Park Detective Ulat Doyle might be involved excitement that ~he felt ~8S Floyd Gibbons.' In 1934 she clipboard .with name in flowers and a pencil Whatever the reason ignoring the roles still leads Bureau, from friends of in the Parker burglary, went lacking in her rather senous was expelled from Germany ' t' f . ht . d" f Doyle. The friends were un. to Doyle's house, 011 invita. and 5te~dfast. husba~d. She by Hitler's personal order to match. There are felt bags for jewelry. t o h azar d ous an d some Imes ng enmg nvmg or aware that the items they tion from the agent. 'Ihe ser. found thIS excitement m Lord and bad become an inter. Speaking about jewelry the Indian designs in biker and motorist alike. purchased from the accused geant took the Pointer of In- Byron, who she realized was national celebrity. She then sterling with turquoise are really in ... 117 I Perhaps the most seriOus infraction is riding man, were stolen property. terest picture with hi~. somewhat mad and danger. returned to America as a Kercheval •.. 881.6833. • Ait th Fed I II' ous to know, but who both columnl'st and commentator at night without lightS. A child pedaling home at The rest of the loot, it is er e era 0 lcer . 'k fIt b b'll f f' d' believed, has been feMed to placed Doyle under arrest, entranced an intrigued her. wbo gave warnings on the Coming Attraction •. . . Joe Wagstaff will d US a te,r a a e ase a g~me or rom a nen S dealers of stolen goods, mak. LaPratt brought out the This book is based on Caro. rise of the Third Reich. She be entertaining at The Bronze Door, starting house can be excused occaSIonally. ing it barder to track down, photo and tossed it in front line's voluminous journals covered all the tumultuous the 19th of June. Enjoy the varied menu and . But older students and adults who make a according to the lieutenant. of DoyJe. and correspondence and con. happenings of the era pre. "Now," the sergeant said, tains some of ber own rather ceding World War II and the superb food. The Bronze Door is available on habit of riding after dark on bikes without head- ;Dr.Di<:kenman, a .patholo. quickly, "just tell me where poignant draWings, published events of that war. Sundays for those special private parties with lights rear reflectors and/or a leg light are not glst at Cottage HOSPital, had that rug is, and don't give here for the first time. This is a candid and com. a minimum guest list of 75 up to 125 , . accumulated the art objects m d bl talk" 886-1032 ... 123 Kercheval. only presenting a menace to motonsts but also over a perIod of years and e any ou e . . Henry Blyth, the author, Is passionate biography, based Witbout hesilation, or pas. an Oxford.educated historian on Dorothy's journals 8nd ~ndangering themselves. ~!sonallY s~t his .Ioss at sibly without thinking, Doyle 'who has long been fascinated personal papers, as well as Grill a. perfect steak• every time with Furthermore there have been many instances $.~o,?OO, stating. the~ value said, "U's in the closet," by the romantic personal. extensive interviews wit h , . . bad mcreased wdh time. MAGIC ARROW. Insert slender stem into of bicyclists not observing stop signs and red lights, Dr .. Dickenman and Dan pointing to the closet, which ities and extravagant life. friends and associates on two meat ... tells you when to turn it ... when it's . ff' S LaPratt opened and from styles of the Regency period, continents. done. $~at Picard-Norton on the Hill. riding onto a through street thick WIth .tra IC. 0 Clancy, a J. L. Hudson dec. which be recovered the Henri and by the vI'brant person. . d Y 't' to wh h th . The author lives in New far no serious accidents have occurre. et 1 18 ora r. . 0 8 ares e reSI- Matisse. ' ality of Caroline Lamb. If York and has ....-ltten other : . t'l 1 k t dence 'Witb the doctor, had The Parker h h d . f din' nO' only a matter 0 f tIme un 1 uc runs ou . just returned from a visit to s, w I) a glV' this sort 0 rea . g IS your books. She began hel" career And it is usually the case in a bike and car Rome, and apparently sur. en up any hope of ever see. bag we suggest you come in as a free-lance journalist and ing their prized possession and'take out CARO. . a political speechwriter. She accident that even though the bike rider may be prised Doyle and two other a.gain, ,were .extremely d.e- A l'lght.hearted book, fuU browsing on , " bl d men in the house. The two, light d h f ed f ts seems to me to be well at fault, the motonst 15 ame. , who escaped and were ar- e w en 1D arm o. 1 of gossip and doings in gov- qualified for writing a book A final offense is bikers riding two and three rested later, were not held recovery, Lt.. Duncan Bald. ernment circles, is Barbara such as this. . . bI th be f . uflj' t . La,Pratt saId that because Howar's LAUGHING ALL Now we really do a bit of abreast. Cycling in groups 1$ more en]oya e an cause. 0 185 . clen, eVJ. Doyle faces the bank robbery THE WAY The only way to THE BLOCK alone and companionship should be encouraged, but ~~~:.tYlJ)g them Ul wlth'the e:~r~~:~dtr:~ ::~\~a~:r~ explain a;d capture the b~~f~~g OF O;~~to~~~~ only on less traveled roads. On busy avenues, such In escaping with the art glafY of nr. Dickenman's ------WORLD by L. Sprague de By Pat Rousseau • as Jefferson and Kercheval, single file should be objecls, which were placed residence, a warrant against North Concert Camp. Fourteen magnificent The Kaleidoscope ... views . . the role. . in Dr. Dickenman's car, the the accused man on the cities are depicted, such as a new shipment of amusing, . Motorists are not outside blame in obeying ~u:g~:r~:~u~t$ll,OOO paint.! rnar:~;':~~~~.in will be held This Thursday ~~~n's.Je~~~e~~R~~e~~~ dec<>rative banks, starting at . 79c ... 16135 Mack Avenue. ~ safety regulations. However, when they violate traf. ------of the Bible, have vanisbed '" "'. ~..,. f. I th 11 t' k t d j .The Grosse Pointe North and ocly survive as archae. Window Shopping ... we ad. IC ro es, ey are genera y lC e le • d 'th outes aycees, Tenn:s.,., GrOl'p High Bant! and Orchestra ologists' reconstructions. Mr. A S 0 f ye,t we h ave no t bee n. b esse WI r will close the 1972.73 toncert de Camp has relied upon mired a pair of soft blue hand and roadways in all the Pointes, set aside for bi- S t T J 9 10 season with the annual Con. both extensive research and painted tin candle holders. They cyclists alone. Until that time comes, if it ever does, e ourney une • certo Nig.at on Thursday, personal exploration tours to 1"" are from the collection ot reaZll.l there. must be a conscious effort on the part of both June 7, at 8 p.m. in the recreate the atmosphere of Vlit tine hand painted Mexican dee;- groups to be aware of each other's domains. Tn an effort to provide a site. North High Auditorium. these cradles of civilintion. oratives that are exclusive with And it is especially now that this awareness continuing outlet for area At this-time, new tenni~ Natban C. Judson, Instru. The author of this book is Ole in this area ... 16237 Mack must be cultivated if the wheels of summer are to youth to become involved in courts are in the c ,nstruction mental Director at Nor t h quite a prolific writer, having Avenue. . I th th tr g d V H A sanctioned tennis compeUtion, prc~ess at Elworthy Field. High, will conduct. written more than 70 books; '" b rmg p easure ra er an a e y. . . . th G P . t J C' M I' many sh'ort storl'es, non. . . e rosse om e aycees lty anager Thomas Kress- Admission is comp Imen. Aloug With • . • the largest selection of dollbouse ------....., and the East Side Tennis As. bach said one.hall of the old tary. Parents and friends are fiction, science fiction and furniture, the Straw Mart, 16125 Mack Avenue, has .tor sociation have j()ined forces courts are ripped up, leaving cordially invited to attend. straight fiction. just received a sbipmeut of miniatures suitable 'l1Jt Letters to the EdL again to conduct the fourth three of the older courts in. ------the now popular ecology boxes. Also on display are annual Junior Center Tennis tact. B'esides the unsettling new Ideas for the dimensional basket I1d. Congratu. June, 4, 1973 our beautification of Grosse Tournament the weekend of ronsuuction process, Mr. lations to our new Daisy Queen, Susan Simmous, rep- June 9-10. Kressbach said, "The basic resenting Children's Lellkemia Foundation. Dear Mr. Edgar: Pointe. rI'he tOI!rney has been sane. situation is that we've had Last week Thursday ~ve. . '" .. 1973 marks our twenty- tioned by the United Stales an extraordinarily high usage j The Wm. R. Hamilton . ning following the League of fifth year of service to our Lawn Tennis Association and of the courts during good i Time To Enroll . . . for summer and fall Women Voters forum for community. With the dona- medals and trophies will be weather. Company is in its classes at Marie Mitchell's Decoupage Center. tkms from our 17 garden . d . P . Board of Education candi. distribute to WlDners. omts As a resull, The City Coun. Six different courses in decoupage is avail- dates, many pel'sons found clubs and proceeds from our 'll b t llied t d I I sale, we were able to give WI e a owar oca, cil's position is that between second century of able, starting July 16 for six weeks ... 16111 on their cars a piece of liter. regional and state rankings. Memorial Day and Labor Mack Avenue ... 882.1755. ature ":om candidate Patrick the following trees to our W>inners and runners.up in D k service to Detroit Grosse Pointes: Little Leaf the older age categories will ay on wee ends, the gen. '" . McMaUl. . Linden for Grosse Pointe be advanced to competition eral public, i.e., anybody Fran Kirkland's Needlepoint and Knit Had it been possible fOi Park, Snowdrift Crabapple within the Grosse Pointe area families. Shop has WHITE button bracelets to knit or Mr. McMath to adjust his f G P . t C't N in the ,Miehigan Jaycee Ten. School DI'strl'ct, wI'11have a crochet ... 16115 Mack Avenue ... 881.5D85. schedule to enable him to be or rosse OEIe I y, or. nis Tournament June 23-24in This tradition has developed way Maple (or both Grosse Rochl!lSter. first shot at the courts on an a partlcipanl in the forum, '" Po!nte Farms end Grosse Singles competition a g'e el).ual priority basis. How. through several generations of '" '" some grossly incorrect state- Pop! Dad! Boss! Old Man! . . . Pomte Shores, and Sca~let groups are for boys and girls ever, the city manager said, funeral service and now extend!! Whatever you call your father, you will .j. .:. ments in his brochure could Oak for Grosse Pomte I 12 and under 14 and under prior to Memorial Day and well into its second century. find a whimsical Father's Day gift at the probably .ha.ve, heel) cleared In most instances, The Wm. R. up at that time.' . . Woods. 16 and und~r and 18 and after Labor Day, when usage M'Ile Role that he will enjoy. There Is Thank you again for your under. In doubles competi- drops off, there is a better Hamilton Co. has served the same Since this was not the case, a "Big Wheel" Jigsaw puule for $4.00. co.operation. tion players will compete in chance for tourncys at El. your re~ders may be as in. family for years. In others, new Mack at Three Mile Drive. Sincerely, the same categories, except worthy. tere~ted as I in the following: families of the area have Mary Louise Boresch 12 and under. 'rhe age cate. At the same time, this pol. The school system does not turned to Hamilton (Mrs. Urban W.) I gory for each player is de. icy will be reviewed in the in time of need. employ 43 administratorS, President, lermined by the age as of fulure, he said. and the sit. All know or find "300 tea c her s or there. Grosse Pointe October 1, 1973. Tourney play uation regarding requ('sts abouts," but 32 adminislra. Garden Club Council will be continuous. and there will be "played by ear." that the pregti~e, tradition and qual- tors and 566 teachers. This will be a SO.minute default Meanwhile, the Jaycees ity of a funeral error of Mr. McMath's great. timl. said they expressed appre. ly mlsre.oresented the super. Center' s Pet 'The couru at North High ciation to Detroit's and Easl at Hamilton's vision situation in The Grosse School, (the headquarlers), Detroit's willingness to pro- costs no more. Pointe Publlc School System. Shl?w Sunday South Lake High School and vide their facilities. Each h. Sincerely St. Clair Shores Sports Arena entrant in the affected age 19700 Mlck Barbara R. Thompson '. he All Community Pet will be used tor 16- and 18. category is being contacled (Mrs. Joseph P. Show origInally scheduled ~~., .. 11"_ 1.41.- YP~r.()ld competition. Mean. to advise them of the neces. Thompson) for June 3 at the Grosse wbi1e, tbe facilitiee at Bal. sary change. TU 6.3600 Radnor Circle Pointe War Memorial was \luck r'aJ'lt will provide head. Entry blanks for the tour. • • • postponed due to the weather. qUllrteros for the 12. and 14. ney may be picked up at the The Wm, R,eHamilton (!o. Dear Mr. Edgar: It will be held rain or shine year-olds. South High School Neighborhood Club, 17150 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Beautiful On behalf of the Groue this Sunday, June 10. facilities along with some pri. Waterloo; the Tennis Shop. Sinet 18SS Pointe Carden Club Coun. Those pets which have vate courts also will be used. 19271 Mack; Gray's Sport TJle Balduck Park location WM. R. HAMILTON II • DAVID M. HAMILTON' Long Stem cil I wish to thank the G1'osse already been registered need is a necessary change this Shop. 106 Kercheval. in addi. Pointe News for II..~co-opera. not be registered again. How- CL"RENCE E. OTTER • W. BENNETT YORT year according to tourney of. lion to the local parks and $1.92 h ever anyone who had 1I0t Caranations tion in announcing t h.e c ange prev'lously registered should licials because of the Grosse clubs, report the Jaycees. CHAPELS Melf. of our tree sale in May. Due All colors to tbe large amount of rain reglsler now. Registrations Pointe City Council's unwill. Applications also may be Detroit 9975 Cua Avenue 831.2712 ingness to allow limited liS. obtained by w r I tin g Kirk It was ~mpo~ible to dig our must be In no later than S Birminlham 820 Elllt Maple 644~ age of tJle older courts at Leighton, tourney chairman, TIwndoy Thtv s-Joy ~ plants In time for our origloal p.m. Friday. Those with pets Mt. Clemens 226 Crocker Blvd. 46S..o577 aale date. In the ahow should be at the Elworthy Field {or tourna. c/o 1070 North Oxford road, • ment purposes. For t h r e c Grosse Pointe Woods. '3300 E. WAIREN I'd also like to thank the Center at 1:~ p.m. previous years, the JlIycees The tournllment is ex. WORLDWIDE REPRESENTATION I The Show WIll be from 2 to "Ou, Fourtfl Go"e,afio" of Flo,.i,"" ~ommunlty for supporting 4 p,m with awards being said, these courts have been pected to dr8w about Z50 Mmbel'll: National Selected Morticians G our .. Ie. With Its help we d beginning at 3:.5. available as a headquarters area tennis competitors. bave beeD able to continue Iannounce.

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------ThUi'MIYI Jun. 71 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS --_._------_. Society News Gathered .from the Pointes ------~------_._------_.----- Set Plans for White Christmas Ball Navy Women plan Gala Military Ball Detroit Wom.n', Courcil of the NI\')' Leagu. Will B. Hostesie' at the Friday Night, Jun. IS, Dance The Detroit Women', Council of the Navy League of the United State. will hold ita annual Military BaU on Friday, June 15, at the Lochmoor Club. Acting as ,eneral chairman 11 Mn. Frank E. Roehl, wife 0 the Commandant of the Navy Armory. The party will honor the Naval Air COlp8. WOMI.'. PA••• (CoIIua.ed ... al' N) _ From Another Pointe This is Wind.wept Short and to Hairstyling of View The Pointe By Katby Duff The first annual Builders The last meeting of the Grosse Pointe Farm of Detroit Dinner, sponsored and Garden Club often proves to be a sure sign of by Wayne State University, -is '1 eti f th ill was held recently for those summer. Th year s. ast me ng 0 e season w who have made sIgnificant P~oto by EddIe McGrath,' Jr. be held in MIS.Robert P. Scherer's Lake Shore road contr1l:lUtion in the com- Although this group looks like a bonne president; (standing, left to borne on Monday, June 11. munity. Two clvic leaders picture of summer, they are busily right), MRS. LEE SCHOENITH, gen- As the meeting includes a Flower Show, memo honored at Cobo Hall were organizing a charity ball to be held eral co-chairman; MR. and MRS, DA- HENRY FORD, n, of liake in December 1973! Pointers pictured VID GAMBLE, honorary chairmen, WHY "WINDSWEPT"? • because it is FREF. bers have been asked to bring a 'basket-any size Shore road, and WALKER 1 at a recent meeting. of the 1973 The 20th Annu,al White Christmas or shape-filled with a combination of flQwers, CISLER, of Devonshire road, . White Ohristmas Ball Committee of Ball will be held on Saturday, De- and MOVING LIKE THE WIND. because it . b Mr. Ford has been working fruits, vegetables or greens. Three prizes Will e with the New Detroit and De- the Fontbonne Auxiliary of Saint cember 8, at the Roostertail. Ball is feminine. because it is new. NEW be- awarded, by popular vote of th~ members, in the troit Renaissance groups. On John Hospital are, (seated, left to proceeds will be used to establish a cause it is based on new techniques. And categoriell of Most Original, Most Attractive and a national level, in 1968, he right), MRS. VOLLRAD J. YON Pediatric Acute Care Unit. at the we get beautiful results. Like to see? We'd M was appointed chairman of BERG, general c hair man; MRS. hospital. love to show you. ost Amusing. the National Alliance of Busi. THO MAS BAUMGARTEN, Font- Hostesses for the two o'clock meeting are Mrs. nessmen by the late Presl. Scherer, Mrs. James A. Lafer and Mrs. J. Crawford dent Johnson, and in 1970, City to act as best man for MEININGER, CASIMIR C. G. DAVIES received one for Bart Edmond Frost, Jr. was appointed chairman of his brother. The bride's OZAR, and HELEN E. a twelve - course sequence. Beauty Salon But why is the Club's last meeting a lure sign the board of National Center brother, JON SOMES, served SCHMIDT were given certi. Farms resident. AGUSTIN GROSSE PCJINTEWOODS DOWNTOWN for Voluntary Action by In the usher corps. One of ficates for having completed C. SANZ, was awarded a tbe President Nixon. 'Mr. Cisler the bridesmaids was MISS 21316 MQck A... E. "dfllli of IlUDJIler?Mrs. Frost provided answer when a six-course sequence in the Respiratory Therapy Certi- .4S off bas been concerned with af.! SUSAN LUDWIG, of Bir. .be df(lpped tbe club aotiee. Asked wby tbe elub field of management and ficate. 880-6060 via 2-1112 DO lonler meets III the summer wben gardens are {airs of interest to industry, mingham, and not Mrs. Lud- technology, while ARTHUR (Continued on Page 22) Thur$doy ond friday .... ninll' by. appoinlmenl , at U:aelrheight of beauty, Mrs. Frost repUed, government, and education. wig as written. I . 'Why we're all our WORKING In our gardens!" He has been given honorary • • • • • '-' degrees by 14 univ(lrsities. Wayne State University's Currently, he is chairman o{ Applied Management and Tennis, Everyone • • • the International Executive Technology Center recently The Tennis and Crumpets Tournament and Council of the World Enei'gy had its 21st Annual AMTC - Party will make its seventh annual bow In Grosse Conference which will have Night. Pointers FRANK R. representatives from its 69 EVANSKI. FRANK W. B. Pointe at the close of summer. This year, the tour- member nations here in De. KREMBEL, MILTON A. nament is slate-.! for the September 15 and 16th troit next year for the ninth _ weekend. The finals exhibition and dinner-dance, plenary session, R b t N t which is one of the social high water marks of the • • • 0 er es er ill be t ed th Ill' k d A junior at South High • summer, w s ag e ..0 owmg wee en ,on School, JULIE HELIN re-I To Wed In East Saturday, September 22, at the Country Club. cenUy represented ber school Honorary Chairman Mrs. Charles T. Fisher, in Hudson's Teen Sew-In. For - III, of Lothrop road, is enthusiastic over the re- her entry, she made a yellow ';l'~e Revere~d and Mrs. \ sponse thus far and hopes that Tennis and Crumpets denim seersucker coat, using WIlliam W. Sullivan, of !frum- 1973 wUl be bigger and better than ever. a Vogue Interna.tional Origl_ bull, Conn., announce the en. CbJIdren'. Hospital is the recipient of tlte nal Designer P a tt ern by gagement of their daughter, landl-1-ee1 b,v.....e benefit ".----ea& ."d dance. Fabiani. She won an Honor- Mary Anne, to. Robert Wills .... ,,'" __ WUU... able Mention from an entry Nester, 'if Sterling, Va. Mr. The ,oll tbtI yell' II '10,000 to be d1reeted to the of more than 400 teen sewmI. Nester IS the so~ of ,Mrs. BIIl'D UDit for _cI1Conal equipment and for re- • • • Russell B. Chauvm, of Lin- seueh ID the uea of. metaboUe disorders which The NEWS regrets several coIn road, and Robert J. oeeur in. severe bum eues. errors in the recent ltary Nester, of Highland Park. Literally bllllclredl 01 raquet.totfng PofDters, concernin, the wedding of Misl! Sullivan received a IOme who haven't Ufted • rangei Blnee Palm Beacll JENNIFER L. SOMES to B.A. degree from Smith Col. Ill.... .-I ... -an be" I. JAMES EARL BROCK, JR. lege and a Ph.D. degree In Wlt..p.1IU6f "AU on the eoul1l that wee.end. ID Serving 18 best man was psychology from the Cit). Iaet, if you want to play tennJ. that weekend, the WILLIAM JUSTIS BROCK, University of New York. She (COauaHd OD Pale 34) who came from New York is with the Overbrook Sch~ol ------for the Blind in Philadelphia. Mr. Nester Jlttended Gros3e Pointe ,University School IInd was graduited from Deer- field Academy and ~ale SUMMER University. He served as a Naval Air Intelli&ence officer from 1961 to 1966, when he joined Airtronics, ilnc., Wash- ington, D.C. The 'Wedding will take place in Connecticut this summer. After >II brief honey- moon, the couple will be at home in Sterling, Va.

send your fur % to camp . ours. Take advantage of our optional triple pro- to OFF tection plan: stor- age and protection GROSSE POINTE: against loss plus in-out provisions. Thursday, Friday,Saturday • SUITS .DRESSES June 7, 8,9 Bring yours to the • COCKTAil and FORl~~Al DRESSES Fur Salon, all SOMERSEt MAU stores, or the Fur ~onday, Tue.day,~edne.day • COSTUMES. PANTSUITS Storage Depart- June 11, 12, 13 ment, Downtown, • All WEATHER COATS 7th floor. Call 223-5100, ext. 7295 for informa- tion. You can use your Hudson's Jbt .sbop.sof 3 Kercheval Ave. at Fisher Rd. Punch & Jud, ./oc. charge if you wish. TU 1.1505 Store /fou", Mondoy thru friday 9,30 a.m. "il 5,30 p.m. W"tt01t.PiQ.rc~ a...cI Salllr"" K.dlIYatlt 51. Clair . Cmse /IIi...... stn

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Diane T. Shannon Mrs. M. Steven I ArtI<~':~~:~~~:r~~s~i::~t1::~~:~~:~~t~u~nd10 rthe Detroit Metropolitan area Mrs. Michael Clark, Mr. and The Fair will open .t 10 will be exhibiting their works Mrs. G~rry Colby, Mr. and o'clock Saturday morning, . ... f' t G Po' Mrs. MIchael Magee and Mr. June 9, .nd contillue until Says Vows JU ne 2 In we us rosse rote and Ml."s. Robert Button. six o'clock in the e.ling. ~n1tarlan Art Fair, to be A gourmet treat will be On Sunday, June 10, the Fair held Saturday and Sunday, provided by Koas Dalaly of will begin at one o'clock in Couple Will Make Home in l.xinC)ton, Va., Fol. June 9 and 10, at the Grosse Ye Olde Butcher Shoppe, in the aftemoon and continue Pointe Unitarian Church at~e Lafayette Towers Sho?" again, until six o'clock in the JowinC)Wedding Trip to Montreal. Can, • ' pmg Center. Art patroos will evemng. In the event of rain, Maumee and Nett recall the Kofta that he pre- the Fair will be held in tbe 81. Paul's On.the-Lake Church was the setting Over 50 exhibitors will be pared for the Lafayette Art ehureh. for the wedding of Diane Therese Shannon, daugh.1 on band to display various ------ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Shannon, of Anita media from paioting to pot- 3venue, to M. Steven LaCroix on Saturday June 2. tery, aU of which will L-e The bridegroom is the son of Mn;. Frank Rimies, of available for purchase by Dannemora, N.Y., and Maurice LaCroix, of Ossin. patrons. The grounds and ISABELLE'S gardens of the church will Women's Dresses ing, N.Y. provide an outdoor setting The Reverend Father sweetheart roBe. with ele- for the Fair, which is b~g 12Y2 to 26Y2 - 8 to 20 James F. Cronk officiat~ gance earnatlona completed sponsored by Ceiling.70, an Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. rut Perkins at the 11 o'clock rites the outfit. Shannon, of Anita avenue, are organization of. young couples Shaker Square-Bill Simms which were followed by a Mr•. LaCroix, mother of announcing the engagement from the church. Travel Talk Swirl the bridegroom, chose a Vic. of their daughter, SUZANNE, The Fair is being present- luncheon reception at the City Scene Puritan Forever Young Lochmoor Club. torian.styled gown of maize to John Shaw Ber.kmann', son ed in memory of Ruben van lace. Her flowers were yel. lady laura The bride was gowned in of Mr. and Mr:;. lWland John Leeuwen, who served the Parkshire low sweethurt roses and B~ckmann of Benton HaTbor. church in many ways, includ. a dress of ivory silk Illusion Hobnobber Model (Snap Coat) miAlature carnations which Mu:h. ing W'O years as president of which was trimmed with she pinned to her purse. 'l'he bride.elect was grad- the church. Mr. van Leeu. Venice lace at the high neck. ./. Coming to Grosse Pointe uated from Grosse Pointe wen's 6ervice was shortened We welcome Michigan 8ankAmericard, Moster Charge, line neck and on the full for the wedding festivities South and Michigan State by his untimely death this ' Security 8ankAmericord bishop sleeves.' More Venice were maternal grandparents, Un I v e r sit y where she past year. lace and pearls fashioned Mr. and Mrs. J. V. William. majored in elementary edu. 16434 E. Warren the headpiece which held the The FlIir is being organized son, of Dayton, 0.; paternal (!ation -and affiliated with Cbi at E. Outer Dr. (Nut 10 Sanders) TU. 4.1910 cathedral length vell. by a committee headed by grandparent!, Mr. and Mrs. Omega sorority. She is cur. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wieland, Monday,rhru Sal. 9:30 'til 5:30 She carried a. Victorian O. W. SbanDon, of Shaker rently an elemenlary teacher of HarPer Woods. They 8re nosegay of baby's breath, Heights, 0.; the bride. in Circleville, O. stephanotis and ivory roses. groom's aunt and uncle, Mr. Her fiance is a ,graduate of serving as maid of honor and Mrs. SCott Fagin, of Benton Harbor High School was Suzanne I. Shannon, Bis- Silver Spring., Md.; and his and will complete his studies Becoming the bride of Mr. LaCroix,~tson of ter of the bride, along with cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wil. at Michig.an State University Mrs Frank Himes, of Dannemora, N.Y., and Limited Time Only attendants S u :l a n Schveler liam Fuller, II[, of New York in June. He is afIiliated with Maurice LaCroix, of Ossining, N.Y., on Saturday, and Susan Lapp. City. Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater- The girls wore light blue nity. June 2, in S1. Paul's On-the-Lake, was DIANNE After a honeymoon in Mon- THERESE SHANNON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. voile gowns with flotked treal, Can., the young couple An August "V e d din g is multl.colored bouquets on the wID make their home in planned. Robert R. Shannon, of Anita avenue. bodice and flounce. Their Lexington, Va. beauty bonus bouquets were multi.colored , Victorian nosegays accented WILLIAM NOECKER, son Meadow Brook Attracts Stars This Season with baby's breath. of MR. and MRS. MAR. phone if charged to Bank Complimentary The bridegroom ask e d A colorful series of Wed. I ed setting of the Howard C. SHALL V. NOECKER, of nesday night special aUrac. Baldwin Pavilion. ' Americard or Master Charge. David Williamson, of Ossin- Handy road, recently reo For tic k e t information, ing, N.Y., to act as best man. lions will bring some of to. Rick Nelson and the Stone ceived a Masters Degree day's best popular talent to Canyon Band will lead off Pointers should call 377-2010. Sealing the guest! were from the University of Michi. Additional program informa- Michael Cham ben, of In- gan. The degree was com. Meadow Brook this summer. the series on Wednesday, BORGHESE GIFT SET dianapolis, Ind" and Bruce pleted in the School of Busi. Headliners like Rick Nelson July 4. Nelson, now 31. has tion on the Wednesday night Taylor, of Garrisun, N.Y, ness Administration. He will and the Stone Canyon Band, emphatically discarded, his series at Meadow Brook will Mrs. ShaMon selected a leave soon for San Francisco Mary Travers, Bobby Golds- his "Ozzie and Harriet" 1m. be ! CALL VA 2.6425 Brook,. dr~w1Dg thousands of increasing popular sound on Notre'Dallle Pharmacy enthusla"tic fans to the wood. the airways. Qualify Nursing Care 16926 Ker~beval in ,he Village TV 5-2154 ------Tickets for the Wednesday night series will go on sale For Father's Day on Monday, June 11, at the .- THE COUNTRY CLUB Music Festival box office, Hudson's, and Grinnell's. All Open Thursday and Friday evenings .SHOWER HEAD Wednesday concerts are $4, WiUl unreserved seating only, Dial a Jhower - Jelea a fine. medium lawn and pavilion. Ticket SAVE NOW on "Christina" by Nettle Creek or fomful !pray. 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Detroit Artist Mar~et Names New Director I CARL W. HENDRICKSON, Dorothy Madison I Big Bundle for Bon Secours of Aline drive, was named to Steven B. Higgins has been I and organize educational pro. the Dean's List at the Col. named the new Art Director grams involving artists and lege of Arts and Sciences at of the Detroit Artists Market, the public as well as the Grand Valley State College in Says Vows May 5 beginning Friday, June 1. Markt)t's volunteers. Allendale. Mr. Higgins, 27, received his I B.F.A. from the University Wedding Ta~es Place in the St. Edward Chapel of Washington and his of St. John Hospital; Reception Follows at M.F.A. Crom Wayne State University. He is a drawing Detroit Yacht Club instructor at Wayne State ~ i ~ ~882..'540 University, a painting and .Dorothy Ann !dadison, daughter of the Norbert drawing instructor at Oak. Madlsons, of Buckmgham road, and James Michael land Community College and ,~r~n'J{I11s ollilJ/&- McDonough. were married on SaLurday. May 5, in a Cllche.Verre instroctorat I . -~?Kerch.val "Qn 'he Hill" Coilfllris the S1..Edward Chapel of 81. John Hospital. He is the Bloomfield Art Associa. Dove £Q Nost,a C,eazione Fa un bel stile the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDonough, of tion. Whete 'he beaul~ and .. eellenl condi,ion 0/ ~our ho;r CliftonPark,N.Y. 1------I The new director will plan is 0/ Prim.. Impotlance Th.. /in ... f p.odud. plus the .kill exhibitions at the Detroit of OUI .. p ..ri..nced $/~Iisls oSlure, you 0/ mox;mum hoir bea','y ... The 5:30 p.m. rites, carnations and apricot dai. I Artists Market. direct the :'On 'he Hill" Gro~ 'oln'., Michilon which were celebrated by sies. installation of new shows, 63 KERCHEy'~~n Colonial Fea~al Bld,._ the Reverend Ed war d Charles Randisi, oC Roches. Sweeny, the Reverend tel'. N.~., acted as best man. Joseph Lazur. the Rever- Ushers were Robert Mc~on. end Lawrence Ducharm ough, brothe~ of the brlde- a d th R d Re. groom, of Syracuse, N.Y.; GET READY ... GET SET ... GOI ,i n e everen m- and three brothers of the hard Sternemann, were bride Thomas Norbert and with the TOUCH 'N GO PERM : followed by' a reception Mich~el Madison. ,i , at the Detroit Yacht CJub. Mrs. Madison selected a A $30,000 gift to Bon Secours The bride selected a gown gown of. pale green crepe; of Stanton lane. and out.going presi- 1. Hospital was presented recently to dent MRS. EDWARD R. HARRI- of ivory eotton and an ivory Mrs. McDonough chose a Executive Director BARRY M. l lace veU of silk illusion. She dress gown in aqua chiffon. GAN, of Devonshire road. The money carried a bridal bouquet of Both mothers carried or. SPERO by the hospital Assistance will be used to furnish and equip the 17.50 yellow daisies, carnations, chids. League's newly installed president, ~ hospital's emergency service sched. r roses and baby's breath. Following a wedding trip MRS. DONALD F. CURRIER. (left), uled for expansion in 1975. No muss. No fuss. i Serving as maid of honor to Toronto, the couple will was Susan Zemmin. Brides- reside in C.ohoes, N.Y. Just bouncy, buoyant hair maids were Patricia MeDon- Travel'ng to Grosse Pointe Questers Study Detroit History Lutheran Guild ougb, sister of the bride- for the wedding were rela. at the flip of a brush. groom, of Clifton Park, N.Y.; lives of the bride and bride- The Pear Tree Chapter of of the landmark restaurant, Mary Kay Madison, sister of groom, Michael, Timothy To Have Picnic And the professional Questers held its fir.,}! meet. spoke to the group and gave the bride; Maureen Larkin, and Kathy Reilly, of Cohoes, ing of the ~son at Little the history of the old borne brush we use is our of Troy, N.Y~; and Laura N.Y.; Kathy Bremer, (If Sy. Harry's Restaurant on Thurs. The Women's Guild of st. Lucas, of Dayton, O. crause, N.Y.; Eileen Cum. which forms the restaurant. day, May 17. Mrs. F. M. He explained that they have James Lutheran Church will GIFT TO yOU. The bridesmaids w 0 r e mings, of Cohoes, N.Y.; Tous!ey. state president of dresses fashioned of apricot Charles Reddie and Margaret found records dating back to meet for its annual potluck Questers, was the guest 1840. Mrs. Phillips also gave picnic at The Farms Pier on plaid. Their outfits were ac. Fries, both of Terre Haute, speaker. cented by bouquets of white Ind. the history of many other Wednesday, June 13, at noon .. Diamond Phillips, owner old buildings in the area. Recently installed oHicers New officers for the 1973. of the guild are: president, 74 season were elected. They Mrs. Elizabeth Wible; first The Trimmers concentrate are: president, Mrs. Robert vice.president, Mrs. Car I WATCHES Waldeck; \lice.president, Mrs. Carlson; second vice.presi. on easy-care blower cuts. lor Father's Day and Graduation Fred Kilgus; secretary, Mrs. dent, Mrs. Frank Mumford, Frederick Wickland; treas- Sr.; recording secretary, All lengths. cut and styled urer. Mrs. M. R. Lahey; his- "0m Mrs. Kevin Kavanagh; fi. 'loeS torian, Mrs. Kryn Nagelkirk. to suit the life you lead. 8u~ ~our wc'ch wh ..r.. ~ou ho ... D wafchmob,. guaranI .... and publicity. Mrs. Oscar nancial secretary, Mrs. Teeg, Franklin Quale; and treas. urer, Mrs. Francis Schulze. KISKA JEWELERS The members of Pear Tree 63 Kerch."al on-'h •• Hill Chapter participated in the JEROME MacGlLLIS, of Low.r Level Coloniol Fed.ral aldg. - 885>.5755 Open House of the old Moros! Bedford road, who holds an Home on Thursday, May 31. Associate degree in Electri. Jacobsons which has been restored to cal and Electronic Tech. BEAUTY SALON its original beauty by Ques- nology. recently received his, QUAATZ ters. second degree, a Bachelor \ of Scienee in lnd!lstrial Man. South High School student a gement , from Lawrence In. Grosse Pointe - Telephone 882-2160 • Only the IIIn is more accurate. DEBOlMHiMURPHY, daugh- stitute of Technology. • tel' of and Without a tick.tock. without a hum. the GP Quartz movement MR. MRS. WIL- delivers accuracy to within one minute a year ... and without LIAM J. MURP,HY, of York- J a moment's "are. It goes 01) and on and on without winding. shire road, recently received without the usual maintenance expected 01an ordinary watch two outstanding 1I0nors for movement, other than a simo/e. inexpensive pOwer ceil yearly her musical ability. She was replacement JI is sensibly thin and amazingly rugged. named to the All..'Michigan We've gathered an armful I I Assorted models in st"inless steel. gold. toned cases Honors Orchestra which per- with stainless steel backs; also in 18K gold. Water and shock- formed at Central Michigan resistant. of course. Air styles available with leather straps or of ((Twiggs for you. matching bracelets. GP Quartz watches start al $250. University 'IS part of this year's Michigan Week fes .. lIIus.: Stainless Steel. Grey and blue dial. 1310. tivities.The Orchestra is W,th leather sttap. $295 [(JIRAioPE R R E-GAlfxJ sponsored by the Michigan ------SclIooI Band and Orchestra I FINE WATCHES SINCE 1791 Association. Her second hon. ~, or was to be named a schol. arship aWlIrdrecipient for KISKA JEWELERS Michigan State University 63 Kercheval, on-the-Hill Youth Music: l"rogram, al- Lower Le....1 Colonial Fed.ral Bldg. lowing Debbie to pursue fur. 885-5755 thl'.r study in musj(: this sum- mer. She is a member of the South High School Orchestra.

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ele Ball J 15 I WESLEY R. JOHNSON, Mrs. John E. Baude Pian M l ltary une :~~~~.,o~.':'a::::~':i Evening Wedding (CoDtlaaecl from '.,e 17) Paul D. Grubb., publlcit¥. N.vy, tile MarUM;Co~'JlI, the Mr. 8us1Dell Enterprise Special guests of honor The Navy League lJ known Coalt Guard .nd the Mer- U. S. A. by the Internltional • • II the civilian arm of the chlnt M.riDe. Career Manlpment lDItItute for the ev~nmg w1l1 be Navy. Its Women'. Council'. Summer cruise. a boar d of Detroit. He ~1so received For Pointe Couple Rear AdmU'al James D. m.in project is the support Navy ships are ineludecl in the organization. Muter 01 Ramage, USN, Chief of of the 8eI C.det Prosr.m the sea Cadet tr.iDiDg. BUllness ElI:periellce .Aw.rd. In a formal candlE~ligbt service, Susan Lee Naval Air Reserve Forces. which bas aerveelal • Ipriq' Jeffries and John Edward Baude were wed Satur. . •. bo.rd into the N.vy for many Glenview AU' Statl~m, Ill., young men now on active day night, June 2, at Grosse Pointe Memorial and Mrs. Ramage. An. duty. WICK Church by the Reverend Raymond Kiely. other will be Brigadier Sea Cadets .re hI8b .chool and The bride, daughter of ------age boy. WDo meet one Dipt Gener al James H . Berge, a week at the Brodhead i'~a. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin tende~ by Drew Peslar, of WILLOW USMC, Commanding Gen. val Armory in East Jefferson Jeffries of Harvard road Detroit, best man; and ush. 15300 Kercheval , , ers, Gary Abbott, of Clark. eral of the Fourth Air avenue. There they receive . cor. Beaconsfield wore her mother's wed. slon; Carl Hribar, of New IWing and Commandant instruction in sea power, pa- ding dress of ivory satin York City; Edward S. Jef. . triotism and character build. 'th k' b . I iri"s, brother of the bride, of ~~e Manne Reserve iDI besldes 'tralnlng in the WI net yo e em rOl- and John Schmult both f Trammg Command, Glen- customs and tradltioGs of the dered with seed pearls Grosse Poinle. ' 0 view Air Station, and -'------WILLOW anll a formal train. 'Mr. Baude's niece and ne. Mrs. Berge. The third 'I'Ot'B Her silk illusion veil was phew, Laurie and Steven couple honored will be sec~red by a headdress at Jackson, of Durham, N.C., Captain and Mrs. Howard BAG. antique lace, also worn by were flower girl and ring. Soester, USNR, Com. ro. her moth~r, made {rom her bearer. Laurie, {our, wore a manding officer of the mDLlPOIITE great. grandmother Straith's yellow pinafore and scatter,. Naval Air Facility, Sel. collar. She carried a bouquet ed rose petals before the fridge Field National i at gardenias. bride. CANVAS- YAINS-CHAITS The flew Mrs. Baude was The bride's mother, Mrs. Guard Base. I aUe.nded ~y Mrs. 'Thomas Jeffries. wore a forest green Serving as co-chairmln of ' "flEMEMUfI AMtRIC»I1t Craig, maid of honor. He, floral printed net gown that the ball is Mrs. sam J. La- fESTIVAL F~. »10 SAT" fata, of East Detroit. Pointe JUNE J5 & 16. sister.in.law, Mrs. Edward echoed the pinks, yellows and ItRGAINSGALORE." S. Jeffries, and sister •. Mrs. purples of the bridesmaid's area women acting al com. Wilhelm Quitzow, of Berlin, dresses. She wore a corsage mlttee chairmen are Mrs. Wcst Germany. were brides. of yellow orchids. Mrs. Baude Emil C. Grob, decorationsj maids. The girls wore clouds chose apricot chiffon and Mrs. Carroll Doy]e. Se. Ca. Sloop -.. _ ...... Sol, ",o.s.oo - W.... ll\vn. h. 7 .. 9 p". o{ baby's breath in their hair. white orchids. dets; Mrs. Thoma. Bocane- L; ' gra, hostesses; and :tel r s . -~~ Mr. Baude, son of Mr. and Also present were ';he Mrs. Russell R. Ba~de, o{ bride's grandmother, Mrs. Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. :::::..:.:.:..:..:.=.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:~:~:.:.:.:!>:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:~:.:.:.:~:-:.:.:~:.:~:.:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~~~~;. Hollywood avenue. was at. Claire L. Straith, in blue and Married Saturday night, June 2, in Grosse I~~ Open Thursday and Friday Evenings ~ Pointe Memorial Church. were SUSAN LEE ~ ~ JEFFRIES, daughter of Dr. anti Mrs. Benjamin y h VOTE Jeffries, of Harvard road, and John Edward ::: * Baude, son of the Russell R. Baudes, or Rolly. ~ ~ wood avenue. ~ ~ JACK Jerry Ross' Orchestra 101. white chiffon, and the bride. groom's sister, Mrs. David lowed. K. Jackson, in i bright floral The new Mr. and Mrs. h ~ Baudc will honeymoon in ~: ~I MITCHELL print. *y ~ Following the 8 p.m. serv- Puerto vaUarla ~nd then re- for GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL BOARD ice, the bridal party retired turn to their new home In m ~ JUNE 1 i to the University Club to reo Barrington rOl1d. ~ I ceive their friends and guests , Paid for by Jack Milchell Compoign Committee in the garden. Dancing to AUW B' .:. .:-: A eglns I1! ~ Book Collection ~.::: ~:~: "Wanted: ,BOOKS" is the I~~ ~ ~. current slogan of the Grosse ::~: ~ Pointe braneh of the Ameri.::: ;:: can Association of University; ;::::: Women MUW members are :::::: GIRL~GRADUATE now ~llecting books, rec.::: ~: ords sheet music and games::: ::: for the 11th Annual AAiUW::: ~: Used Book Sale, scheduled::: ::: ~l_ for the fall under the leader. ::: ;:: ship of General Chairwoma:l ~:: i SPECIALI Mrs. Thomas Arndt, 882-8587. :-:. .:; Lane Sweetheart Chests . . . the gift preferred by ,.Especially desired are chilo :1:1 ~:~ thousands of girls. Each cedar lined with a utility tray that uren's books. coolrbooks, and :::: ::: pops up as y-:.u open the top. Select now while the selection recent encydopedias. :::: :~ is best. • Pick up of all donations :::: ::: may be arranged by calling :::: ::: Mrs. Denis Woods, collec. ~:: elegant boclyblouH by Christien Dior, , . ::: tions chairwoman, 886-3496,:::: ~: or Mrs. Robert Bollinger, :::: the eminent designer has taken a shine to th,'s ::: assistant cc.TIections chair- ~:: ~: woman, 882-2036. Collections :::: I .:: EARLY will be available all summer :::: ovely tu"'eneck with a long line of lacy-look ::: AMERICAN and until shortly before the :::: :::: sa~.~ proceeds from the sale :~11 sleeving ... cetebrated in luxurious silken QIANA~ $;; Available in' maple und pine. go to fellowships for women :::: ::: doing graduate study. :::: nylon. In white, black or beige',32 to 38 sizes. $19. ::: 42 x 17-H 23~ Again this year, for a $1 :::: ::: charge, AAUW members will :::: .OuPont reg. T.M. ::: search for a particular book::: ::: as they work marking and::: ~: organizing the thousands of::: ::: books for the sale. Arrange.::: ::;: ments for this service may:::::: be made by' calling Mrs.::: ::: Doran 'Pe.>lar, ass is tan t ::: ::: chairwoman, 886-0129. ::: ::: Also working on the sale ::: J b ::: are Mrs. John Schonenberg, ;:: Jr., marking chairwoman; '::::: a,co Son/S ::: Mrs. Robert DeMaggio, pro. :: ::: motions; Mrs. John Cobau, :: ::: EARLY publicity; Mrs. James Nich. :: 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... J.aCOBSON'SWILLVAlID.A'TE YOUR TICI!ET ::: AMERICAN olson, Mrs. George Mantle:: "~I,, ::: and Mrs. Richard Beaudry. .~::::.:::::::::::.:::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:.:.:::::.:.:.:.:.:::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:-:.;.:.:.:::::::.;::.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:::::::::.:::.::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::.:::::*

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Vance, J. Boyd to Take Bride DoIlald J. Teme., Jr., broth. After a wedelln, trip to Mrs. Thomas A. Fiedler er of the bride, WWllm S. northern Mlehl,an, the cou. Mr. and Mrs. Laban Brown, Mr. Woodhouse is a grad. lJoanne M. Ternes Ken." 01 Graad Rapids: pie will re.lde 111Grand RI" of Paragould, Ark., announce uate of Gr088e Pointe South ,~:: aDd Jame. KarpJ, of Chlca. Id•• the engr'lement of their Hlgh School. He is now a '0. daughter, Debra Gall, to sophomore BIble and Music The bride WI' JJ'aQuated MR. nd MRS. rRID R. Paul D. Woodhouse, son of Education major at Harding : Says Vows June 1 from Aqll1llu CoU.,e 111 JOSE, of Vernier rold, eele. Mr. and Mrs. Jack WOGd. College where he ia a mem, ;:~ Grand Rapid.. TIle bride. brated their IIOth aDD1venary houae, of Nottingham roa,\. ber of Koininla soolal dub IfOOm Wtl Itlduated from 011 May 31. They we,. mar. Miss B:own receIved her and the Harding B'and. ::. Reception .t the Grosse P"inte YIcht Club F0l- Lo)'ola UDiversit)' hi Cb!ca.o rled at 51. Mary's An.ellcaD AssocIate of Arts Degree lows WecfdinC) in Our Ledy Queen of and did Itaeluate work at the Church, WalkervUle, Ontario, from Crowley's Ridge Col. The couple plan an Augu~t UDiveraity of Tennesa•• by the Rev. W. H. Batteraby. lege in ParagoUld, Ark., and wedding in Gainesville, Ark. Puce Ch\ifCh Is now a junior journalism They will live in Searcy while major at Harding College. Joanne Marie Tern., daupter of J4r, and Searcy, Ark. Mr. Woodhouse completes his studies at HardJng. Mrs.'~Dona14J. Temea, of Broaclltone roadl became SPECIAL WEDDIlVG the bride of Tbomu A. Fiedler in Our Lao)' Queen of Peace Churc:b on Friday, June 1, INVITATIONS Vance ]. Boyd' To Take Bride The evening rites, at ------which the Reverend Don. tel' of the bride, who eame Mr.• ud Mrs. Keith R. Ed. from Michigan State Univer. aid MacLennan pret1ded, from DlJiver, Colo., for the 20" ." wards, of Dearborn, an. sity in June of 1974. See our IIn. of Iridal Acc.. lOri .. toe' nounce the engagement of were followed by a recep. ceremOlJl. their daur.hter, Carrie Ellen, She is the grandaughler of tion at the Grosse Pointe Also attel'd1D, tbe bride 10 Vance Joel Boyd, son of State Representative Lucille Yacht Club, were Fnn ;r~, Ilno!her :J~eCa,.JS~oppe Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Boyd, H. and Clarence McCollough 1 .later 01 tile bride: Maureen and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ed. Tile bride ae1ected a 00' Duffy, Diete of the Ilride. 190491 MACK Of Torrey road. white.,own of iMllDted'•• pdt -oom, of Chlca-,' aDd Pe, 881-4780 wards, of Harbor Beach, fashloGed with aft Empire .. .v (AdJoining Laaonbcnni.r. aok.ry) A grad\lale ot Fordson Mich. walat and nouneecs hem. H.,. Mor,n. High School, Carrie will reo A June 1974 wedding is elbow.ltDJth vell " .. eauPt The bridell'OOm, IOD of Mr. celve a B.A. In Education planner!, b)' a matchlD, bee eap. She IDd Jln. Rlebard Fiedler, ; carried a eucacl. bouquet of of Chiclgo, m., melt Ilia stephanoUa, w hit e ~ ... , broCber, Dr. Riehli'd J. Fleel. babl'. breath aad Iv,. ~r, of Eljhl, m., to aet u senlDl as maid 01 bDO!' beat mill. was M..., x., 'I'enMI, 111- III the mer eorpa

" ONE DAY ONLY~ SATURDAY, JUNE 9 Married Friday evening, June 1, in Our Lady '""" 10 •. m. Ie 5 p.m. Queen of Peace Chllrch w~: JOANNE I MARIE TERNES, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Ternes, of Broadstone road, to Mr. Fiedler, son of the Richard Fledlers, of Chicago, Ill. PRICED SymphOlty Seu HOME SALE Free Concert,

The GrolBe Pointe Rose Pierre Hetu wUl make h1J we ore selllng the contents Society will meet Wednes. final appearance II the De- at the ...lIdence of d8y, June 13, at the Central Library, 10 Kercheval ave. t.rolt Symphony Orchestra'. nue. Refreshments wlll be Associate Conductor at U.e w. E. SIMMS ,erved at 7:30 p.m., and the "Mu,ic Under the Stan" 1-6916St. Paulin the Villa,. program begins at 8:10 p.m. .eries of free outdoor con. Dr. Charles McKenna is chairman for the program certs at the NichJgaD State which focuses upon .seJectlng Fairgrounds, Thursday, .Tune at PLAIN 'RICISI and preparing roses for ex- 14, through Sunday, June U. hibltJon. The .apeakers In. Mr Hp,hl will condllet a elude Mrs. Robert Park and . Thl, I, only a portloi IIIt1ne of tht Ifem, to George Magee, I e a diD i pro g ram which Includea be IOld. IAKEI dlnlne ... (I pllttell, KLING groomer, of rOleS, who will works by Elgar, Llnt and bedroom ... wltt\ double +po"" pine- demonstrate their technlques Poulene at the serie. open. apple bed, Queen Anne hlgh.boy with Oon- at the meeUng. ing concert next Thursda" ~ net top, Pembrooke table, BAKER twin bedroom ... (Empl,. style) Maple tea------June 14. Guest artist for the wagon, A.ntlqua pie IOfa, Occalional Transporlation Scheme F r e n c h viOlinist PhWppe chall'l, MAGNAVOX COLOR TV, Remlng. Topic: of Pelic:an Club Djoklc. ton & Rand typewrhr, and adellng ma. A total of eight concerti chine, LlIIOI file, Office delltl/ Garden The Pelle an Club of the will be presenled In thll 211t figures. • . and much mIlCh mo,... Furth.r Detroit Yacht Club an Inter; consecutive year lor the Information, PHONE 963-6255. club group that m~ets ever,V "Mu.ic Under the Star," FrJdAY at noon tor lunch and series. Concerts are sched. to hear an informed talk on ~!ed Thursday through Sun. SALI CONDUCTID BY current subjects, rwill be day evenln,s, June 14-17and entertained 'Friday, June 8, 21.24, all starUng at 8 p.m. by United. Technology, Jnc., at the Fairgrounds MUile a Southfield firm. Shell located near Woodward ~AlTCAWllSco. The topic i, "Mus.Porta. avenue and 8 MUe road. 409 latt JeH...... - De.-t tlon," a system developed on The free Mlchi,an State LowreMt f. DvMouc.... E~ J. DuMoIlClllllli the Inventions of. Waiton Fairgrounds concert .1'Irle. I. AlocfionMII ,& ApptoIten Cushman. -rhe rapid transit sponsored by the National system, which would move Endowment for the Arts, the people on seats inside an Michigan State Fair Author. elevated tube, promises to ity, and the Detroit 5ym. provide rapid, safe, quiet and phony Orchestra. A MINK BIKE JACKET? WHY NOT. WHEN comfortable service. ------iT LOO'

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! The Grosse Pointe and Ma. ::iay, May 3. Xl Alpha Ome. Lochmoor Sets comb County area alumnae ga's president, MRS. WIL- Mrs. Robert A. Crumley of Beta Sigma Pbi Sorority LIA'M McCOURT, of Wedge. Anne Kleene Bride I Tropical Party celebrated its 42nd Anniver. wood drive, led a ('(lotingent sary Founder's Day dinner at of 11 Pointers wbo attended the Troy Hilton, on Thurs. tho\!event. An "Invitation to Para. ::i:.:.:.:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':.:.:.:.: ..:.:.=.:.:.:.~.~.:.:..~.. Of Robert Crumley dise" party wUl be held on =.:.:.~.=~.~.~.~~.~.~.~.~.'.....'.'~~ Saturday, June 16, at the 1:; ST. CLAIR SHORES ;~~ Wedding Reception Held at Detroit Press Club: Locbmoor Country Club un. Couple Will Make Home in Wayburn Avenue der the direction of Joseph ~1~MONTESSORI' CENTER ~~ Gaspar, general social chair- ~~~ AN EDUCA TIONAI> CENTER FOR . ~:~ Following Trip to Florida man. :::CHILDREN ..4GES 2~ to 6 YEARS OLD::: The rose garden of Christ Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. William ~ ~ was the setting for the wedding of Anne Knowltcn Draper are chairmen of In. ::: 27801 E. JEFFERSON 779 4626 ::: Kleene, II, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Thomas H. vitalion to Paradise, and Mr. ::: ST. CI.AIR SHORES - ::: Iand Mrs. AI Nick are ,erving Kleene, of Cadieux road, and Robert A. Crumley as co-chairmen. ~~~Applicatioru no", bein, accepted for tile 1913- ~;; Jr., son of the senior Crumleys, of 81. Clair Shores, ::: 1974 academic year. Approved and affiliated by::: on Saturday afternoon, ,May 26. . ! As Mr. Draper is a retired ::: Michi,an Monteuori Society and American ::: Marine colonel who lived In ::: Montellor; Society ::: The double ring cere. I Hawaii for tbree yeus, he :::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-". ..:..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::::.. many, performed by the l'oad,. acted as nower girl, promises to lend an authentic Rever end Morris J and rmg bearer. I touch to the party. In charge I Hague was followed b'! ~ I The bride's mother wore a Photo by Bransbj' Studio of decorations are Mr. and reception for relati~es n?or.le~gth, teal bl.ue jers.ey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph nob. Mrs. Rust y Beckenhauer, CAMP ARBUTUS and friends of the couple blrd.pru~t dress WIth cerISe ert Mazzola, of Droadstone Mr. and Mrs. Roben Quarn. A PRIVATE CAMP FOR GIRLS . accessories and carried a road, announce the engage. strom, and Mr. and Mrs. at the DetrOit Press Club. cymbidium orchid corsage. mpnt of their daughter, LIN. Chuck Henritzy. Applications now being accept.d The bride, given in mar. The senior Mrs. Crumley's DA PAULETTE, to Joseph Entertainment will be of. riage by her father, wore a dress was of blue chiffon James Pelerin, son of Mr. for 1973 summer session from and Mrs. Joseph Pelerin, of lered by the .Lehua Lani's full. length white jersey gown with a blue crocheted bodice. I Polynesian Dancers. Dance trimmed around the man: So'be also wore cymbidium Westford, Mass. June 23 to July 21, The bride-elect attended music ,will he provided by darin neckline and the cUffs orchids. A1 Simms and his musicians. with seerj pearls. Her silver Music 1n the rose (uden Eastern Michigan University July 22 to August 18 basket bouquet was of yel. before and after the ceremo. and will complete work for Fresh island leis, Mai Tai low swe(~theart roses, baby's nle~ was provided by two ber degree in psychology at refreshments and a Papaama Grand Traverse Bay Region, Michiean breath and white daisies fluhsts, supplement4!d by tbe Boston University. menu will add to the festivi. Forinformation call 881-9442 aft.r 5 p,m, In fioor.length yellow ~ui. church carillon. , Her fiance attends the Uni. ties. ana jersey ol Pucci design Out-of.town guests lnc1ud. versity of Detroit Dental I was Patricia L. oetting, of ed Mrs. N. Crumley, of ~l School and will receive his Photo by Roy III. Bash Whittier road, maid pf hon. Paso, Tex.,. the groom s D.D.S. in August. Married Saturday, May 26, in the rose garden i, or, who carried a bouquet of gr:andmother, Mr. and Mrs. An August wedding is of Christ Episcopal Church was ANNE KNOWL. yellow and white daisies and MIron K. Town~, of Ann Ar. planned . ..- TON KLE.ENE, II, daughter of the Thomas H. .... baby's breath. bor, and ~ell' daughter" " , Susan, of ChIcago; and Mr. Kleenes, of Cadieux road, to Mr. Crumley, Jr., The best man was Thomas ana Mrs. O. H. Steed, of son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Crumley, of St- H. Kleene, Jr.. of North. Ypsilanti Short and to Clair Shores. ville, brother of the bride. .-\fter'a wedding t!1p to Charlotte L. Cudlip and Florida, the couple will reo Jeffrey R. Cudlip, of Harvard side in Waybum avenue. The Pointe

(ContiDued from Page 17) THEPREMIEREMOTEL~ A surprise came 'Mother's .', Day when LINDA JENZEN, ...', OFFERSTHE TWO OF YOU a stewardess for American Airlines, visited her parents, . n.lAUDERDAlUOR SI9 ~.' ) l MR. and MRS. HAROLD F. For $89 0 couple enjoys five nights and six doys at JENZEN, of Elford court. the beoutiful PREMIERE MOTEl on the ocean in Miss Jenzen was graduated sunny fT. LAUDERDALE. two months ago f.rom Ameri. can Airlines College, and is FINAL'10 DAYS! BRING THE FAMILY, the kids can play and swim currently based at Laguardia for just $4 each extra per day. Airport in New York City. INTERNATIONAL To malee reservations, call Chris • • • The following six Grosse .STERLING (305) 566-7676 Pointe students at the Uni. versity of Colorado in Boul. 25% OFF THE PREMIERE MOTEL der were h8h,ed to the Pres. 1/3 TO 1/2 OFF. 3110 Belmar St. ident's Honor list lor the 07 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33304 fall semester: ANITA M. Now save 25 fa on place settings FENNESSEY, of Rivard ond serving pieces9f heavy \1 !\ ~~~~~AL~R~C~RE~ International Sterlirigino FITZGERALD, of Lewiston . choice of mar,ypotterns. road, MARTHA W. KLING.' . BElL, of Hawthorne road, Royal Danish pattern shown, BARBARA H. LONGYEAR, 3-pc. place setting Reg. $51, of Grand Marais boulevard, and JOHN W. SANDROCK, flOW just 38.25. Limited time of Williams road. offer, sale ends June) 6. (no alterations) • • • CLAUDE A. MAJESTER,' son of DR. and MRS. AR. I THUR M. MAJESTER, of Clo'Jerly road, will enter as Eastland only a freshman this September in the College of Liberal Arts at Alfred University. • • • Fashions for Women Aboard the 5.5. Volendam sale of 18th of Holland America Cruises, which sailed from New York l 16840 KERCHEVAL on a West Indies cruise, were MR. and MRS. CLINTON Wright Ka In The Village and 19th HODDER, of Cook roud. • • • OfTROIl 962.0500 N()InmAHD 356.~ GROSS! POlNJf 88$.$5I,S 'rHOMAS E. VAN PELT, BlaMINGtfAM 642.2(}25 SAGINAW FASHION 5QUA~E MAll 1998410 century of South Rosedale road, Convenient Terrns Available: 90 Day~ SOlT1eAsCas~ , Manager or Material Distri. .~Extended Payment Pion. Bol1kAmericord • MoSIer Chorg~ bulion lor the Service Steel FINE JEWELERS SINCE 1861 Division of Van Pelt Corpor. oil paintings ation in Detroit, was gradu. Are yt>u1on our Itst2 Wright Kay's Bridal Registry ated recently from the Har. vard Business School's Pro- gram for Management Devel. from opment. • • • Airman DAVID S. WOOD. ROW, son 0, 'MR. and MRS. European ALLAN E. WOODROW, of Maryland road, has been as. signed to Keesler Air Force ,. Base in Mississippi after .' manor completing basic training. " Airman Woodrow will be working at the Technical Training Center for special. houses ized training in communica. tions-electronics systems. • • • Paintings of the Romantic Weslern Michigan Univer. sity receney awarded diplo. school, paintings becoming mas to the following Point. er~. Bachelor of Arls degrees (, more and rr,ore valuahle every went to BAR B A It A E. BROWN, KATHLEEN A. frankly, we're 8 bit upside-down and day. At prices from $75 to GREENUP, DOROTHY J, JANTZ, THEODORA S. downside-up ... but all the hubbub is for the $2.500. All comple1ely restored KANNEY, and DIANA R. ,~, SIEGER. MAR GAR E T and ready for your enjoyment. KRASS and ELIZABETH J. best possible reason... we're in the process WERNET received Bachelor 3 days only ... Sunday, June 11 of Science degrees. Receiv. of expandingl We've had to shuffle around through Tuesday, June 13. And ing degrees of Bachelor of Business Administration were and scrunch together.(;ert~in departments .. ROBERT P. BRESZ, ROB. I on Sunday and Monday, we'll .i ERT D. COCHELL, DAVID so, if you know something should be right '; have an expert from New York 10 L. KLIBER, CHARLES W. KREIDLER, and DAVID R. help you make your selections. AI SMITH. there ... and it isn't. .. just ask one of our (Continued Oft Page 34) Hudson's Fine Arts, Eastland only. courteous salespeople to direct you. Things

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Thursday, June 7. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Three Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women ------_.- IJack Hamed, of Madison, Detroit Women Artists Hold Annual Meeting . 5 II. W d Mrs. Jackson R. Harned Betrothed M155 U Iva n e W~SC;ecePtion at The Alger The Detroit Society of urer; Mrs. Fred Prudden. oC Women Painters and Sculp- Brys drive. corresponding . House foIl 0 wed the six tors held ita annual business secretary; Mrs. Mike Moran, o'clock service. . M 18 meeting and luncheon on of Grand Marais boulevard. The bride wore a gown of On Frlday Saturday, May 19, at the assistant corresponding sec- ay w bit e satlnpeau accented I Grosse Pointe War Memo. retary a'1d auditor; and Mrs. with embroidered appliques of lace on the mandarin col. rial. Olflcers and committee Stanley Dolega, at Moross Grout Pointe Memorial Church Setting for the lar. sleeves and skirt. Rer chairmen made annual re. road, co-ordinator. floor length veil was edged por.ls for 1972.73 and new SixO'Clock Rites: Couple Will Make Home in the same appliques and olflcers were elected for Following luncheon, Aris in Birmingham Waf! fastened to a camelot 1973-74. Koutroulis, assistant profes. cap. Elected 'president was Mrs. sor of Art, Wayne State Uni. Elizabeth Dulmage, of Mc. versity. painter and print Eileen Elizabeth Sullivan and Jackson Rand Her flowers were carna. Harned were married at a. candlelight service by Kinley road. Otber Pointe maker, led a discussion of tions, stephanotis and ivy women elected to office in. the problems facing artists the Reverend John McCreight in The Grosse Pointe fashioned in a cascade bou. J Memorial Church on Friday, May 18. quet. cludeMrs. Ross Taylor, of and trends In art and art Renaud road, assistant treas- teaching. The bride is the daUgh"'------The b rid e • s lIttendants ter of Mr. and Mrs. John road; the bridegroom is werl! Teresa Palka and Isa- Sullivan, of Washington the SOl, of Dr. and Mrs. J. bel Garden who were gowned 1AmL" c.....J ...,t;/fWII..,..I*IwriI.,(",JIIHtfM in French blue voile. The "''''"/W UtU MMI".,., __ ItJIItI-IJW,~.-e bodices of the dresses were of flowered voile and the girls carried colonial bou. Summer Wooonops ::::::::r::::::::::= quets of white carnations and The classic look in JwwJS'",~~ {1ff1_1Wtwit!I MittwfMill,,"'6I1 ivy accented with colored NECKWEAR FOR FATHER'S DAY satin ribbons to match. Bruce Mceristal, of Bir- mingham. served as best man: Robert Keyes, also of Birmingham, as ushel'. The bride's mother wore a blue chifCon gown made with 'a tucked bodice and long sleeves. The mother of the .bridegroom wore an embroi- dered gown of pale green chiffon. Both mothers car. ried miniature white orchids. Out.or-town guests includ. ed Tina Hamed, of Chicago; Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Hamed Grosse Pointe Memorial Church was the set- and Dr. and Mrs. Lewis B. ting for the Friday, May 18, wedding of EILEEN Hamed. of Madison, Wisc.; ELIZABETH SULLlV AN, daughter of Mr. and Dr. and 'Mrs. Gerald Harned. Mrs. John Sullivan, and Jackson Rand Harned. of Waukesha. Wisc.; Mr. and son of Dr. and Mrs. J. Jaek Harned, of Madison, Mrs. Virgil Sullivan and Mr. aDd Mrs. Terrence Sullivan Wise. of Mlnneapolis; Mrs. Norman Sullivan. of Grand Rapids; former Grosse Pointers Mr. VOTE and Mrs. Louis Leisinger. of Huntington, Lon g Island; from and the Reverend Dr. Carl S. $750 Winters. of Oak Park. ru. JACK The young couple will make their home in Birming- ham. MITCHELL for GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL BOARD The Hutzel Hospital Volun- teer League recently elected JUNE 11 new officers. MRS. EUGENE "aid tor by Jack Mitchell Campaign Comm;lIee SHAFARMAN, of Detroit, was elected president. MRS. C 0 WARREN WILKINSON, of I J \THES Woodl,nd place, the former y ~ 'I president, was elected first vice - president. Re • electe d were treasurer, :MRS. RUS. 0 .SELL CHAUVIN, of Lincoln road, end reCording secre- Play Wea r tary. MRS. KENELl{ E. U WINSLOW, of Kerby road . .raining the officers on the ~ When it comes to classics, YOlJ might say league's board of directors . that the English wrote the book. And were MRS. ROBERT MOSS. Gl our new collection exemplifies this to of North Rosedale road. and MRS. HARRISON T. WAT- the extreme. Browsing through the ties SON, of Lincoln road. AU of will be a most satisfying experience! the officers and directors are Tops to. serve two-year temns. from

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MARY TOCCO, daughter HENRY DESMET, of Rid,e. Hersen', fslend SettinC) Barbara Young of MR. end MRS. PETER mont road, were on the ·d The James w. Larges TOCCOj of Lakepo1Dte road, Dean's List for the winter N ancy A. llen Br!. e For Perk GI,Jen Club Plan, to Marry aild MRS, JUDITH HARRIS, semester at Nazareth Colleae Mr. aDd Xl'll, Francia K, daughter of MR. and MRS. in Kalamazoo. The GroNe PolDte Park YOUR', of PemtlertoD road, Garden Club'. final sprine announce the eJl,a,emeDt of Of Jcmles Large. meetlnl wW be held on Mon- their da\lllltel', Barbara Ann, day, June 11. at 11 a.m. at to Dr, Harold P. Lull, son of the re.ldence 01 Mn. Fred. Mr. and M.... Harold G. Lutz. ''DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT" I FollowinC) ~iIing Trip in the Bahamas. the Couple erlck Sehumlllll on Haraen'l/ of UUca. N.Y. wm M.ke Their Home in 1.1aQd. The bride is a Ir,adua~ Q( TANDEM New offieers wW be in. Gro... Pointe H.lP. School Columbust 0, staUecl wh1eh include Mrs. aDd Xlchllan State V~".r- BICYCLES Robert J. McCarren. pres}. sily. Her lIaac•. La .it,"- Nansy' Lynn Allen. daughter of Mrs, Rae C. dent: Mrs. Donald Sweeney, uat. of S)'raclIII UDl,enity FOR Allen. ~~~". Oak, and the late Mr. Allen, be- Jr .• f1rIt vlce.prelident; Mn. I' "nd OM Faculty of ... IDt, came . ~ltrl4e of James Walsh Large in First John Rou. .econd vice.. McOW Uftlventty, H. iI'ln United . Church of Royal Oak on Satur- pre'ldenti Mn. Georl' Hol- oribopedlc llU"eoD in ....Pen. lENT day, If ~ bridegroom is the son of Dr. and meister, recordin. ~re. Colo. . Mrs. .. Wrge, of Elm court. tar)'; Mu: Charle. Elliott, 'nI_ fl)up1.t it .plun1Dl a AT'THE MACK-ALLARD Tbe~ony ------eorre.pcmdmr aecretary; and September wecldUll., , aEt W tt .1aegerend Wayne State UniversIty Col. ::Rr~;.Slnbom Brown. ,MARTABON vere . ,blfi. lege of Medicine, met the dated. : . ' tJ1 a former. Mia. Allen at Grace Plana lor next year will be STATION recepU.. .1ted Run Ho.pitat. The bride, wbo wa. formulated at the meetin,. .,... Pelat ...... Golf Cluj) ROYll Oak. graduated from Ferri. State Married Saturday, May 12, in First United The ... '..... ~. IOwn College and Grace Hospital A luncheon reeent1y was Methodist Church, of Royal Oak, was NANCY with a IUIII~ bodice School of Nursln" II a Rer- held during the 23rd Annual LYNN ALLEN, daughter of Mrs. Rae C. Allen ALSO FOR SPECIAL GROUP Ow'v " ...... N."., Ap...... Oa, at ChiI. of Royal Oak, and the lale Mr, Allen, to JAMES .UTES, rREE DELIVERY laeeA".;COY ~ . :wldtHWt- After a saillnl trip in the ciren's Hoapltal of Michiian WALSH LARGE, son of the Alfred M. Larges, ened, . . .," . Her Bahamas,.the couple wID be ~ thank formally tbe tn.-rv- f El rt headpiece': . ~ .atehlng at home in Columbus, 0.,. Ice volunteers. MRS WIL-. I _o__ m_c_ou_. _ .AND PICK-UP CALL Bardell" ~ and where Dr. Large is complet. tlAM HELLER, of H.aw. SwlsJ J:lC"~ ing his residency in ,eneral thome road, was bonored tI' EDWIN KRIEGHOFF, III, HOFF, of Detroit, was gra4u. '..779.5 108 In 0." .' '.' ,., were Isurgery at Ohio State Unlver- one of the 19'73 Top Ten Vol. IOn of MRS. GERALDINE ated by Ripon College with ma~.,.. .' ....;IIn•..~ameslsitY Hospital. unteers for ber 674 hours of WORMER, of Roosevelt a Bachelor of Arts degree. Prilk, . ."'~b., and ---- work. place, and MR. NED KRIEG. He was a biatory major. maid ut ", '. AIlen, ROSEMARY PEE L E R, sister, . "tift. Tbe daughter of MR. and MRS. bri Debra AI. EAR L A. PEELER. of len, > .tlticIei Mrs, Cadieux road will receive Douala' ;,sllter of the the degree of Doctor of Phil. brid Elizabeth osophy from New York Uni- Larle' aliter or the versity in June. !lis. Peeler bri '.' who sp''CialiJed in a program 51 mID ",a. lor colI e ,e teacber. of •• JU.arcl mathematicl, is a graduate '.. S>oDakl of the former Sacre4 Heart «cu.p Le- Academy In Gro.se Pointe. ".uon. of She holds a Bachelors of Arts Neft '. ' 'l.arte, from 'Manhattanvllle Colle,e. brotltet'~. ,. m; aDd a Master of SCience In and J~.-a, made up Mathematics from the Un!. the 01 ...... ", .. ont. TM ..' ,. was I"'O,,''''.he is a member of the gradu • ...,., . ". al1llqtou faculty of M&nhauanYille COl. and Lee' IdqnltJ eel lele, Purchase, New York. TheJefferson Apartments Grosse Pointe's newest condominium • • • gives you a netvlork of the rnost'tt.1odern security. systems to guard $;,!IING SALE you, your home and your possessions. r. f I A CLOSED TV MONITORING SYSTEM covers the enttance,. outside I -~~~~ONAllY FORYOU

- •. __ "~.4'~ , .... ~,. parking areas and inside garage. The caller can be viewed from' a selected :::_~rands- GlENTEX- channel on the owner's TV set in each apartment, The doorman and m~.r's. office views the same areas. ' ,. ...~: -. ~",~"t;~' . 11IE ENTRY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM is anew system Conceived--.' c'.'. :" ~~ ~OWN - CHARLIES GIRL and engineered by Michigan Bell Telephone Company. Using a touchtone panel ."S),,~. '.ADIS - lOW '11/'24 telephone in the lobby, the caller dials the owner's apartment. This enables. each party to have a private conversation. During the time the caller is iJi the '24 -:"~.IOWJR JAClm - NOWsJI en trance vestibule, he is under surveillance by the concealed TV camera. . ..'~., ,~:;t(.t" . AN ON-GUARD ALERT SYSTEM features a control panel. in the '40 lIlT PANT SUITS - ,NOW '20 manager's apartment and the attendant's office. This notifies of any intrusion •• ',l;;;.SIIISUClER - COnOfC into any apartment when the occupants are away. The doorman or manager controls the system by activating the apartment's security supez:vision at the '~.>.• 'lSf20 - NOW"f14 request of the owner. THE FIRE PROTECTION ALERT SYSTEM gives added protection to all HA1TIIS- VEsTS - NOW 3" - 5" occupants of the building and will insure notification of each individual occupant of a fire in an unoccupied apartment. ,.,:_ind.r lor Father'sDay Further elements of security are the uniformed doorman-attendant and . • '~'in Dad's Shirt$ - Jackets resident caretakers. Besides security, you also get really gracious living. He,re is typical ram - One Week Service a w. ; spacious floor plan of an apartment home which features 9 fool ceilings, individual heating and cooling, top of the line G. E. kitchen with an icemaker 'ONALLY YOURS and a washer-dryer. A wet bar is conveniently located for entertaining . ., ...... 1- GIOIM Pt •• Forms . Insulated walls, floors, plumbing and windows insure maximum quiet. Natural , .':~~ Purw:h & Judy Bleck fueplaces, naturally. ~;Wf.'1.00-5:00 "2.3510 There are three separate elevators and approximately a thousand square • MONOGRAMMING - ENGRAVING. feet of private storage. Exterior maintenance, gardening and snow removal are arranged. The Jefferson Apartments is an adult community. Residents are

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, UtlGROSSE POINTE DINING ROOM 'i P~:SCHOOL SYSTEM IyO".lI'g" I.•.... -i ._IAL NOTICE ...: LIVING ROOM AQINT VOTER BALLOTS 29'6- x 16'9" -,HUAL ELECTION .. .. :".~ " )~i' ~day, June 11, 1973 ...red..qualified Electors of The Grosse DEN 1 Poi. •. lie School District who expect to be 10'0" x 12'0" a . m the District, or who are confined to=Ih'" or hospital by illness or disability nlay IPP1'y",Al»ent Voter Ballots daily, Mondar WI"'.' .JY, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00p,m., Fn- d'=-. . to 4:30 p.m. Last day for absent BEDROOM 2 VO,~ ,. Uons is Saturday. June 9t~, from 13'0. x 16'9" BEDROOM 1 9~: ,.!:' 2.00 p.m. . 18'9" x 12'9. ~NCY ABSENT VOTER APPLI- CA~B '(those instances where it is impos- stlill.1'W.lile an application for Absent Voter TheJefferson Apartments B .l~. by the statutory de~dline outlined The Jefferson Apartments is located 2 block~ from a beautiful park with boat slips, 3 blocks from Grosse Pointe ------'-t... ." .•:~ ~~etoo~:tJe~~:::~ day. June Vill~e shopping, 20 minutes from downtown Detroit by 17111 E. Jeffenoi:t Avenue. Grosse Pointet Michigan 48230 " ... ~~nt Voter Applications m u s t be bus. Grosse Pointe's Newest Condominium ..",•It the Administration Building, T ~ e Don't worry about selling your home. Visit us and . Pointe Public School System, 389 St learn of our new trade-in program for your home, and our 882*7708 or 886-4880 new pricing policy. 81C . Sales and Management by The model apartment is open 12 to 5 daily except JOAN R, HANPETER. Secret.ry Wednesday. Enter on Neff or St. Clair Roads, Michigan Condominium Corporation GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF EDUCATION

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-!!,ursuay, June 7. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Fiv. 'Yomen's Page by, .of and for Pointe Women ------Theatre Arts Club Sets NAVY LIEUTENANT Air Station, Jacksonville, Mrs. Thomas R. Wood Bride-Elect DENNIS M. BERGO. son of Florida,atter a deployment Debral Je Hallman Annual Meeting June 7 MR. and MRS. CARL D. in the Western Pacific with REICHELT, of neeplands Attack Squadron 82 aboard Members o( the Theatre road, returned to his home- the air c r aft carrier USS Arls Club of Detroit will base .at tb~ Cecil Field Naval America. Weds In St. Paul's gather at the Delroit Boat Club on Thursaay, June 7, at 10:30 a.m. for an annual COlipleNow at Home in Vernier R04d After meeting and election of offi. For pursing Honeymoon at St, Clair Inn eel'S and directors. The meet. ing will close the group's serviCes you Debral Jeanne Hallman, daughter of Mr. and 62nd season. Mrs. Donald Hallman, of Ro'bert John road became Cocktails and luncheon will can depend on the l?ride.of Thomas R~binson Wood on Saturday, (ollow tlie business meeting. M"y' 12, In a late mormng ceremony at St. Paul's Members will toast out.going Call 112-6640 On-The.Lake. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and president Mrs. Frank W. Mrs. Donald C. Wood,of Sunningdale drive. Hausmann, Jr., (or a suc- cessful year. The..11:30rites, at which followed by a reception Joan Howie, the Theatre I Wh.n ,"OUneed • the Heverencl Francis X. at Lochmoor Club. Arts recipient of the Eva nu,. OPPORTUNIM (any catqory) For qualiried nu~ Canfield presided, were The bride wore an Empire Woodbridge Victor Scholar. or comploion, c.aU us -. praclica's. aides. ship will be a guest at the Natione' service - providinB (;ompanions, and "ursini help. when, wher., Ind oftic~ perwnnel. Dr. and Mrs. Dan Zavela, luncheon. kI r 0$ 10 nS 0$ needed Short .nd long ,.. m. WHY PAY MORE? of North Renaud road, an- Mrs. Jesse C. Hurley is in Our employees are Col). Mr. Rito Male nounce the engagement of charge oC the luncheon and e.perie.cee!. screened, or come in in'ured an

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P.ge Twenty.Six G,R.O S S Eo. P.04 N'le. NEWS Thursday, June 7, 1973 Society News Gathered from the Pointes '--- Ketchum Group Holds Benefit I The. Preston W. Smiths Josiah Harmar OAR Plans Picnic Lunch IJudith Collins Wed The Genera'! Josiah Harroar Saturday, June 9, at 12:30 The EUzabeth K e t e hum year, especially tJle Christ. Grosse Pointe C hap t e r, o'clock. group of Grosse Pointe Me. mas.time ~harities. Co.hostesses will be Cor- .morial Church will bold it~ Daughters of the American nelia Doyle, Myrlle Becker annual benefit bridge-dessert Wayne S tat e University Revolution, will have its last and Dorothy Keister. In Barbour Chapel meeting until fall with a Following a business meet. party in the church's lounge Sdwol of Medicine awarded at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, June Doctor of Medicine degrees picnic luncheon at the home ing, Alle~ Carlysle, .of Port 8. recently to RALPH ALEX. Couple Leaves Church in 1922 Rolls-Royce for of Helen Davidson, 01 South I Huron, WIll speak o~ Fort Jo. Mrs. Walter H. Hoesch will ANDER BABCOCK. of Bea. Reception in the War Memorial's River road, in St. Clair, on seph and Fort Grallot. be in charge of hostesS('s consfield road; BRUCE NEIL Crystal Ballroom and Mrs. Ray H. Kiely will JONES, of Vernier road; presen~ devotions. RANDAL S. RIGGS, of Bal. Judith Jane Collins, daughter of the Mar~hall President Mrs. Raymond four road; THOMAS A. GIG. Eugene Collinses, of Bishop road, became the bride Eddy has announced that NAC, of Country Club drive; of Preston Walker Smith, of Coral Gables, Fla., on proceeds will be used for and FRANK ANT H 0 N Y Friday, May 11, in the Barbour Chapel of Grosse the numerous causes which BAGNASCO, of Berkshire Pointe Memorial Church. ------the group helps during the. road. The Reverend Eugene the bride, to act as best man. T. Locke performed the The mother of the bride single.ring c ere m 0 n y wore a floor.length chiffon which was held at 12 gown in shades of blue and THE SCHOOL o'clock. For the wedding, rose fashioned with the bot- ART I tom ruffle continuing up the /' the altar was adorned center front of the skirt. The .._--_ .. OF THE SOCIETY OF I with white snapdragolls, bridegroom's mother wore white daisies and baby's an ivory silk floor-length breath on tall pedestals. gown with jacket. Both pin- • CONVENIENT DAILY*FlIGHT$ ARTS AND CRAFTS Parents of the bridegroom ned phalaenopsis orchids to are Mrs. Charles Otto, of their handbags. TO DOWNTOWN CHICAGO 245 East Kirby Street Detroit, Michigdll 48202 Lake Havasu City, Ariz., and The couple departed the 'Mon. Ihrv Fri. • John William Smith, of Oak church, in a 1922 Rolls.Royce 313 872-3118 Established 1926 Park. Mich. limousine for the reception (Meigs Field) Thebritle's wedding gown and luncheon, immediately was made of white organza following the wedding, at the • Charter & Freight Service Any.here SUMMER SESSION 1973 with a high ruffled neckline, Grosse Pointe War Memo. long bishop sleeves, and full rial's Crystal Ballroom, • Connecting Service to Battle Creek I Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics, gathered skirt with a deep Following the reception, flounce at the hemline. The the out.of.town guests gath. Fort Wayne Advertisi~g Design, bodice was accented with ered at the Collins home for Reservations & Information Venice lace and had a de- a buffet supper. They includ- tachable train. The matching ed, in addition to the bride. Call: 964-3455 Metalcraft floor.length cap headpiece Photo by Collingwood Studio groom's relatives from the was also trimmed With Ven- Married. Friday, May 11, in the Barbour South, Dr. James U. Collins, ice lace. of Grand Rapids; Dr. and NEW PROGRAMS IN Chapel of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church were She carried a colonial bou- Mrs. Gordon L. Smiley and JUDITH JANE COLLINS, daughter of Mr. and quet of Amazon lilies, step- sons of Louisville, Ky.; Dr. Glass, Fabric Design Mrs. Marshall Eugene Collins, of Bishop road, hanotis and baby's breath. and Mrs. Harold U. Smiley, Open Thursday and Friday evenings and PRESTON WALKER SMITH, of Coral Ga- The maid of h'onor was the of Grand Rapids; and Mr. bles, Fla. He is the son of Mrs. Charles Otto, of bride's sister, Ellen N. Col. Thomas Smith, of Shanty JUNE 18-AUGUST 15 Lake Havasu City, Ariz., and John William Smith, lins. She wore a floor.length Creek. yellow r~iIfon gown made in The couple were honored of Oak Park, Mich. shirt.waist style with bishop by the bridegroom's grand. sleeves. She carried a bou. Portfolio Not.Required p a I' e n t s, Mr. and Mrs. Planning a move to Eng-I don ~ffice of the National quet of yellow and white George W. Walker, .of Gulf ~ N Registration Begins June 4 land are the JAMES MEY. Bank of Detroit. Mrs. Meyerr. daisies, star flowers and Stream, Del Ray Beach, Fla., =::: :::: baby's breath. ERS family. of Fisher road, I' is the recent past-president at a rehearsal dinner at the ~ ~ as Mr. Meyers has been of. of Detroit area Delta Delta The bridegroom ask e d Recess Club, of which Mr. fered a position in the Lon- Delta alumnae. Mark L. Collins, brother of Walker is a past.president. They will make their home .80y" Shi,ts, in Coral Gables, where Mr. I I Smith is a partner and di. rector of McGrath and As- Slacks, Sport Coats, j~1! sociates, Inc., and a direc- ~~~! tor of P. D. J. Investment Co. of Florida •. AII.Weather Coats. Sigma Kappa Alumnae Slate Pot Luck Dinner and Jackets

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New Directors Elected By Fine Arts Society I G.o". Poi..t. U..lt.4 The Fine Art 5 Society of ond vice"President; Mrs. Wil-j Reverence, Rationality, METHODIST CHURCH Detroit elected new directors liem R. Evans, !>ecretary; Mrs. James Taylor, Jr, Communily Concern 211 Moro.. 1t.. 11 at its annual meetlngat the and Donald Worley, treas- Brenda Stout Weds Detroit Athletic Club on Sat. ""-2)U urer. I The, Mlnll'... urday, May 19. Mrs. Donald Mrs. Donald W. Kuhn and P'1T1/ A.TII_ F. Bliss, Mrs. Justin L. Gilt. John O. Peters are also 9:15 FA&flLY WORSHIP James Taylor, Jr. .Unitarian Church SERV(CE ner and Donald Worley will members of the Board. 1715nMaumee at Nett Church SchoDetroit area supply needy cancer patients The first-place G. M. Loeb ALL with all types of necessary award in tlhe NewspapeNl h 0 s pit a I equipment. The category went to JOHN BAR- DISCONTINUED Foundation is under the guid. BOUR, II foroner Pointer, The G,asse Pointe Just picture yr:,ur friends enloYln9 refreshments in both library and family room,

ance of the Michigan Cancer now of Port Washington, New MEMORIAL (HURCH as they await other gourmet delights I being prepored in the spacious modern Society. York. The Associated Press TABLES-lAMPS kitchen. Overnight guests won't cramp your style either . . . There's five bed. The new officers are: nres- writer received the 'award for pL' l' u.nlte..~ res"yter.an ident, Mrs, William A. Post; his feature "Rising F~ rooms and 4'h baths. along with central A.C. if it gets too hot. Why not FREE first vice-president; Mrs. E. Prices Traced from Farm to 16 Lake Shore Rd. call lor a personal showing now, before someone else puts themself in your INST AUA TION S, Gurdjian; second vice- Market." Mr. Barbour was a For Information night or picture. president, Mrs. Windsor S. graduate of Grosse Pointe day call &82.5330, dial a ON AU Davie.s; recording secretary, ~igh Sch~l .and The univer'lprayer 882.8770.1. Grayce Cruikshank; assist- I slty of "hchlgan. Worship service and CARPETING ant recording secretary, Mrs_ Ohurch School 9;3{) and BOUGHT Ray Harms; corresponding The Groll' Point. 11:15 a.m. STRONGMAN, KELLY & ASSOCIATES DURING -- Con,reilitionil "A Joyful Noise" 100 Kcrchc\al. Oil thr Ifill cf}-lI' . 889-0800 THIS JEFFERSON AVENUE Church Dr. Ray H. Kiely SALE AMERICAN 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop BAPTIST CHURCH . . nUl E. Jlfflnon It Llklvllw 9.30 and 11.0{) a.m. Sunday Worship services and 9:30 a.m. Church Church School LAWN-BOY School ChurCh School Day 11:00 a.m. Worship Crib Room Thru "Spreading the Fire" senior High ALL NEW FROM THE LAWN UP! The Reverend Rev. R. R. Hutcheon, D.D. Robe~t Fletcher Smilb Minif,ter ,'- "nt "'.Il.h NOW! Ev. Lutheran ~EW!~- First Church of SOLID STATE Church LAWN-BOY Vernier ROld .t WeI1ce"Dod IGNITION Understanding Drive, Grosse PoInte Woods :Journier Sarah Solada 8M-8otO MAKES IT ENGINE Will speak on Grosse Pointe Church Worship A SNAP 8;30 and 11 ".m. SUCCESS War J,Jemorial TO START :J.urnilure& earpel eo. Bldg. Sunday School 9:3':' "A Wedding of Self Re\'. P. It.ppl.r STORY 16421 HARPER NR. WHITTIER and Ideas" Rev, Davl4 Proctor, 11:00 A.M. AAL p .. tor MON., TUES., TELEPHONE THURS. ANC FRI. Rtv, Sarah SO/l/gll, D.D. 881~1285 9 TO 9 882.5327 St. Paul Ev, Lutheran Church Ch.lfont. .nd Lath,o~ TU ''''71 Wa Invll. You to Wonhlp Wllh U. Another big "Iirst" lor Lawn BoV •.• SOLID STATE IGNI. 9:30 Worship and TlON! Lawn Boy islirst i.. the Sunday School (all ages) lawn mowe' industry with a 11:00 Worship new one-component capacilor (Sunday School 1-5) discharge sys.em ... for long ! er spark plug life. and lew THE !t.v. Chlrll. W. landrock ignitionprOblems. •• v•• ar.nll L. Ich.ldl, I HANDLE ------_._- -- FINGER-TIP FOLDS St. James I STARTING Lutheran Church McMillen et Karcill'fol At /Ohn's Island,we've relocated more trees TU 4-0511 9:30 and 11 a.m, Services than olhcr private Florida communities Other Lawn Bay 9:30 a.m. Sunday School SELF - PROPELLED have removed. Our residents rTlCNCdhere (Nursery for small Prices, start at children) MOIIMout fast. , . handles like a to ~ th: environment. nOl displace it. Rav. Glo"a !. Ku.s:, charm. Tl;ere's nothing easier men strolling behind a self Rev. Alan F. Harre propelled Lawn Boy mat does all th. work lor you. All you do IS fohn's Island is that kind of place. ------steer. Maneuv.~ .round fences. shrubs. afld Ilowers ... turns on a dime. Th. greatest ,n IJOO,1' I\', ... .;,n((,I, (!LIb Hnll'(', Rf'drn & 11:30 I.m. Euchlrtlt with HYmnl an4 Shon ~n"'1 Club, SOU~h vl"al\f'_(IIr","~'nlUm'. 2'1> mdes :~~~3n !leach The Rev. Ed,.r Jr. Yeoman, THE LAWN MOWER PEOPLE- Reclor Al1l1r ... 19815 MACK AVE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS PHONE TU 1-6233

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P.98 Twenty.Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS ThuNdey, June 7, 1913

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-lllI-TUTORING 14-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATION '(-FOR lENT 6-FOR RENT 6C-OFfICE FOR RINT INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED I JdArnEMAT~: TUTORING I BAB~Es~~~~~anns. 2 glrlS,I __ W_A_N_T_ED U_N_FU_R_N_IS_H_ED ,z BE::~:~~~~a:. Har. W~~~tj~:P~}~f:~ ~~:f:n~~ ______-" Ph.D. Mathematlclan 2 and 4. ~t2'onday through HOME & HEALTH W:~~E~;~~~~~pp~an~: per-7 Mile area. Call Mr. (X)mple~e, witb .or withoeupt 888-8750 F id 10.4 R f CARr: b Howard. 581-2354. answermg serVice, rec - 1 Legal Notice 121. Suburban Home I ray, . e erences. .. carpeting, drapes, full ase- I tion area available along 11. Personals 121 Vacation Property FRENCH-Fun conversation- 882-2887. BY ment, includes heat. $225 U'?PER apartment for single with office. Cox & Baker. ,. Death Notice 12C Forms lor Sale al met hod by nativeID--G-H--s-ch-o-o-l-bo--Y-f-o-r-la-w-nI HOMEMAKERS-UPJOHN plus security deJU)sit. 882. girl, Bedford.Warren area. 779.6600. 1C Public Sale 12D Lake and R,ver Property Frenchman. Pri vate or work, $1.50 per hour, vicln. Nurses, Nurse Aids, Geri •. _3_20_6_.______S. D. Palazollii. ~. I-O-N'-E-O-F-F-[-C-E-m-'-Ch-e-t-S-a-m-p..- :10 ~~~:~ai~~e:a~ion 1~E ~ommerciol Property I group. Taught 5 years on ity 01 Parkcrest Motel, TU tric aids and housekeepers LANCASTER, Harper Woods I MACK-CADIEUX area. at. son Travel service Build. 2. Tutorinn ~31. L~~~~~:o~le TV. 353-1065. 4-1688. to work part or all the - 3 bedroom home, carpet. tractive 3 room upper, ing, $70. 100 Kercheval. " -d' ------I time. All em p 1 0 y eel lng, drapes., washer, dryer, t f . t se i 00"7510 2C Hobby Instruction 131 Cemetery Property i CERTIFllill teacher csu'e:; ,PART TIME help wanted. screened, bonded and in- S ove, re figera or. cur - ...... "'" C 13C L del t t t' . any M t b tit 18 Y k slove, dishwash, er, refriger- tv deposl.t TU 43704 ..... amps on ..en roc S summer u ormg In us e a eas . or - sured. 24 hour service. ator, freezer.' $325 per I' . - . 1------HAMPTON SQUARE BLDG. 21 Athletic Instruction 14 Reol Estate Wonted areas for children with I shire Food Market, 16711 Detroit Mt. Clemens month. 886.3173 after 4. 3 ROOM apartment, $90 per 22811 Mack Avenue 2F Schools 141. Lots Wonted learning difficulties. Excel. Mack Avenue. 872.0200 '192.0620 t month. Utilities included. Various siz.e suites available. 2G Convalescent Core 148 Resorts Worted lent references. 884-1075. ------1 I BERKSHIRE 2 room furnished -apart.. 88(-4516 1 Lost and Found 14C Reol Estate Exchonge I .. LADY - Dependable, own TWO ladies will help serve ment. $85, utilities includ. ------.. Help Wonted General 15 Business Opportunities 1C-HOBBY I transportation to assist sen. at parties. Own transJU)rta. CONDOMINIUMS ed.821.7492. 6D--VACATIOH 41. Help Wonted Domestic 16 Pets for Sale INSTRUCTION ior citizen. Grosse Pointe RENTALS 41 Services to Exchange 1610 Horses for Sole ------.----- area. 8008692 after 6. tion.886-0238. For rent or sale, luxury 2 I-P-R-E'M--'I-E-S-T-V-IE-W--IN-T-H-E1_-'- _ S Situation Wonted 161 Pet Grooming POTTERY lessons, teens and ------MATURE woman wishes baby bedroom apartments. town.. POINTE is afforded from WALOON LAK~ AREA ' adults complete studl'o fa- CIRCULATION Manager, ex. houses Vernl'er road across 5A Situation Domestic 16C Pet B0 0rd109 , 11 t ct.t .th sitting in my home, Lake.' this very large room with fully furnished, 7 bedroom Anency 19 Pr,'nt,'n" and "n"rov'lnn diities. After 5 p.m. 886. ce .en oppo Un! y WI from Lochmoor Golf Club. .... • b th 2 5' Employment ". .. " " " kl pointe. 822-3292. Open 12 to 6 Saturday ,and attached private dressiID g vacation ..ome," a s2O'0 ~c: Caterin" 20 General Service 5542. wee y newspaper. for d b th A e s Ieb k't h ns 2 II'replaces '" " voung lady (22 28) th f • Sund"..y. Shown daUv bv room an a. cc SIC e, l' , 6 for Rent Unlurni5hed 201. Corpet Laying ------.. . - Wl a - INDUSTRIOUS, attractive 3r<1 • , by its' separate entrance yards from golf course. 61. For Rent Furnished 101 Relirigeratian & Air 1D--CAMPS I flce expenence or coll~ge year Journalism and Econ- appointmt"nt. Adults only. and Ideally situated in Fronting on swimming and 'I Rooms for Rent Conditioning Repair I ------..- 0'- background, some typmg omics student, requires im. 886.4036 evenings. weekends Grosse Pointe City's most fishing pond. Boat privil. 'C Ofll'ce lor Rent 20C Ch,.n,ney & F,'replace DAY CAMP.M daChildrenTu dos-<> necess.ary, good .salary and med'late su~er pas'tionI. 775.0800 d,aily desirable and convenient eges on WaUoon Lak e. As. 'D Vocation Rentals Repoir years. '(,n y, es ay, benefIts. Call Miss Thomp- Experienced general office . t I I ti betw en 0 'ation deck boat avail f 21 Moving Thursday, Friday. Must be son, 881-9554. d 't' t' 50 ------1 re n a oca on e S CI • 61 Garage or Rent Farms residents. June 25 to I spee wn mg, ypmg. WAYBURN _ Between St. Kercheval and Jefferson. able. Horseback I' i din g " Shore Living Quarters 211. Piano Service July 2:1. Can 881.:)592 or EXPERIENCED fitter and wpm, reception, cashiering, Paul and Kercheval, newly It will become available I nearby. Some kind of fun 6G Store to Rent 218 Sewing Machine 886.Q776 after 4 p.m. seamstress lor alteration hostess or waitressing. decorated 5 room upper. July I, on a minimum 6- for everyone. $425 per 7 Wonted to Rent 21C Electrical Service 1______department. Excellent ben. Pleasant personality and Adults only. No pets. $160 month lease at $90 month, week. 425-8933. 71. 'Room Wonted 21D T.V. & Radio Repair 3-LOST AND FOUND 4!fits and salary. Mrs. For. telephone voice. Grosse th S D P I U' Re~ enees required Phone 71 Room ond Board Want ed ~.'1 Storms ond Screens ------ster, 884-2400. POl'nte area. Convenl'ent to per885 8556mon . . . a ozo a. 8B6-8981er lifter 5 pm. HILLSBORO BEACH, Flor. 7C Garage Wonted 21 F Home Improvement LOST - Male Keeshound, I public East Side or Down -. I ' . • ida. Furnished apartments 7D Storage Space Wonted 21G Roofing Service looks like Husky, vicinity 4A-HELP WANTED Town transportation. 884- UPPER 3 b droom flat Ad-' GROSSE POINTE ClTY, 3 on ocean, Low summer I Articles for Sol~ 21H Ru~ Cleaning I of Grosse Pointe,. June 5th. DOMESTIC 4158 or 642-2519, 'Its Net Se ~'t bedroom house with family rates. Beach, pool, color 'A Musical Instruments 21.1 Painting, Decorating Please call owner at TU 5- 1------~_6s16. 0 pe s. c 1 y. room. Adults o.nly. No pets. TV. Pictures. TU 4-6949. ,; , ~- f c_ 2 J W 6743 R d HOucEKEEPE EXPERIENCED PAINTER D.t ed L • I'Vltlques or ""Ie 1 all Washing ewar. 'f R, experienc------eposl requlr. ease ARCHITECT'S Sum mer t I . Gros~c Pointe law student 3 BEDROOM I . I t- $300 th 882 0"12 IC Office Equipment 221L1KTW'.liendwOworkWOShing 4-HELP W.t. -..tTED ed coo,k live in, Grosse needs summer work. Free co OUla , carpe per mon...... • home, Port Huron, 50 min- .1 t Articles Wonted "'1'" Pointe resident, family of ed, stove and refrigerator. d . b d 10 Snowmobiles for Sole 21M Sewer Service GENERAL 1, recent references. TU :). estimates on interior or ex- Gros.e Pointe Woods on Z BEDROOMS, dining room, ute rive, 4 acres, 5 e- 2""'3 terlor work. 823.057.1. Anl'ta. SpaC1'OUShome W1.th llving room, kitchen. ba1h, rooms, 4 lavatories, every 10A, Motorcycles for Sale 21H Asphalt Work. BEAUTICIAN for e leg ant UU. • 1 f 10I Trucks for So Ie 2 10 Cement and Elrick Work ------LAWN tt' . f I f'ft,'shed.., basement. $300. $180 plus deposit. Includes convenience,. h d new y ur- 11 Cars for Sole 2lP Waterproofing ~~~m~~ls~~~lYpl~:10~'evil~g~1W:~.oTItES~ ~i~~:~er:: fer~d f~~ t~: s::::~~eb; 2 :;es:_~d:t~eyear or longer. ~:1:~~;~~:~~~?~~ ~~at ~oz~~ore line, row 111. Cor Repair 111Q Ploster Work Rills of Rome. 882.1540, aks couples. Groue Poillte hig:' school seniors. 2 years I, quiet building. No children, ------111 Cars Wonted to Buy 211t Furniture Repair for Mr. Filippo. I Employment Agency, TUx. experience. Reliable. 884- QUIET Grosse Pointe Woods no pets. CaU after 2 p.m. FLORIDA, Mar c 0 Island, 1Ie 800ts and Motors 215 Carpenter ed. ~76 3173 or 881-4C72. area ofters spacious ti1ree 82""''''11. renting beautiful w ate r. l1D Boot Repoir 21T Plumbing & Heating EXPERIENCED s ham po 0 0 • ~ front condomillium villa. ------,,,"vPER bedroom executive Nncb, ------111 Boot DockQge and 21U Janitor Service girl to work full time, ex. WOMAN, general cleaning, 2 ol:U'. IENCED w 0 r k Ie r with two full baths, kitchen CAN YOU PAINT? You can bi.weekly, monthly, fish. Storage 21V Silverp!otlng perienced in tinting, Grosse days, Monday and Friday wants 2 days, near bus a If $60 n de ilIg, boating, pool, etc. 11F Trailers and Campers 21 W Dressmoking & Tailoring Pointe Salon, 882.6240. preferred. References. 889- stop. VA 2.3080. :f~e ~~~:~. ;:11ct;e~o~~: posits ve foryoursea 2 bedroomo. up- SIeeps 4 adu1ts, new, com. ltG Mobile Homes 2lY Swimming F'ools I WATCHMAN 0365. A PRIVATE ---I-t- ted and il bI J I 1st per fiat. $140 month. Near pletely furnished TU 1. 12 Suburbon Acreoljle 21% Londscaping and nurse, comp e e a ava a e u y 4982. BABYSI1TER . h 5 patient care, cooking. 463- for one year or longer lease Jefferson on Alter. Call af- Gorden Service It'or private Yacht Harbor, 10 my ome, " ~er 2 p.m. 822-6611. No ..- I d 9 to 5 W'n 'd 2965. at $575. R. G. EDGAR &. SUMMER CO'M'AGE, Wal. .1 ------.------midnights, reliable, Jober, ~ys. . 1. consl er children, no pets . ----~-----, I lA-MUSIC no firearms, good working hIgh s~hool seOlor or ~ol. IDGH SCHOOL student avail- , ASSOC., 886-6010. loon Lake, near Petoskey, 4 bedrooms, paneled living Clalsified Deadline EDUCATION conditions. 775-3280 be-I lege gIrl fer the sumIner. :tble for sitting jobs:' All LOWER 2 bedroom flat; ga- LAR,GE beautiful 2 bedroom 1t apartm,~nt, available July room with fireplace, ls Tuesday 3 p.m., for all ------tween 9 a.m. - 4 r.m. Mon. 886-5127 after 6. day, evenings, vacations. rage. Security deposit. 824- screened porch, dishwash- new copy, cbanges of copy GUITAR Lessons-Folk and day through Friday. HOUSEKEEPER, live in. One Will care for infants. eld. 6816. 1, $180 plus deposit. Near Jefferson Al tel at er, dock, boat. 881.1256. r and cancellations. It is modem. Beginners !'e 1. SECRETARY and reneptl'onlS't adult. References. TU 5- erly, sick. Good cook. Much -----A----l-.--.- ..-. on come, "xperienced tekber,. ~ expe 1'e II t f FOR LE SE St. Calf, MiC"I- Grosse Pointe Park City suggested that all real" for Saturdays 9-5. Interest. 0699. r nee, exee en re er- bed . CHALET available on beau. estat py b bmitted s t u d i a, Kercheval and ences. 821.1556. ,gan, 2 room spacIous limits. 2 bus lines avail- e co e su Notre Dame. 293.6974. ing and challenging. HOUSEKEEPER for one deluxe apartment on Pine tiful Walloon Lake. Carpet- call able. Quiet, clean, 8ttra('. ed, f1rep1ace~ 3 bedrooms, to our office by Monday Mr.. Purdy, Purdy and As- adult, experienced cook, no 5A-SITUATIOH River. Newall electric tive older building. Sorry kitchen fully equipped. Lin. 5 p.m. \ MilDRED BRIGGS soclates,889-0500. laundry, live in. TV 1.0380. DOMESTIC building, owner &ttenHon. DO children, no pets. Call ens furnished. Sandy beacb PIANO and THEORY HIGH hit d t G \ Harbor view, w-alk to golf after 2 p.m. 822-3611. $205 per week, June and Bose rate: 12 words tor $2.00 BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO . sc ~o. ~ u en, rosse RELIABLE German or Euro. TAKE THE DAY OFF course. Inquire 409 Fred additional words each $.10 Pomte V1Clnlty,to work one pelln woman for housework W. Moore Highway, St. GROSSE POINTE' area, near early July. 826-3599. d k Lawn cutting MAIDS transported. Bonded. • weeks or more $1.75 15 Kercheval ay ~ wee . . 'I 1 day a week, references d . Clair. I-FA 9-2662. Alter Road • Jefferson. 3 FORT MYERS Beach, Flor- Retail rate per inch $3.40 Punch and Judy Building weedmg and odd Jobs. 886- required Call 821-2233 screene, lnsured domes-j and 15 room apartments. ida, Gulf front condomlnl- 0341. '. tic help for one day or BEAUTIFUL upper 6 room newly .. decorated, clean, um, new, 2 bedrooms, 2 ru, 5iore, Noire SUMMER MUSIC sary. Please respond with 2 . ------month. College graduates • Main & Lienes Dame an4 Kerchev.l resume, photo, etc. Box fr 4 HOUR I have many good office po- RIDGEMONT, Grosse Pointe preferred. Nice for one • Golf &. Fishing NOW Oam. Ph.rm.cy, Kerche. Piano - Voice - Organ nl .n4 Now D.m. 7, Grosse Pointe News. NURSING CARE sitions for you In Grosse Woods, 5 room house. No pel's a n. No pets. Nice • Tennis w/Pro Ikln S«oun HOlplt.I, C.dleUll 5 years in' Grosse Pointe ------Pointe and the East Side. pets. Working couple pre • Beach, pool, sauna and M.um .. neighborhood. Telephone- 886.3215 MATURE woman lor Social MEDICAL PERSONNEL See me today! ferred. $175, plus security 331.3909 or 821-2818 or 646-7488 or 042-7638 GROSSE PO!NTE FARMS Stationery department. One POOL HARRIET SORGE Can Sunday. 778-61:i5. 021-8985. R.I141 MedSca1Phnm.ey, t!:.cll to three hours, thrf'e da:'~ PERSONNEL AGEN PETOSKEY, Harbor Springs lIftd)lo:-n CY GROSSE POINTE SHORES BEAUTIFUL Grosse Pointe Trail 'Ph.no.C)'. Kerchev,' a week. Acme Press, 1465 63 Kercheval, 35n Eastland Str., Prof. Bldg. b d 2 b th area. Homes and Nottingham at Mack. TU 1. Grosse Pointe Farms 372.4720 3 . e rooms, a s, recre - condo- on the HIU SUMMERS A GOOD TIME home available immediate- minimums, tennis courts, Kent Drul'. Kercheval a,,4 6540. 882.5640 354.4290 ahonroom, carpeted. No ly for 2 or more months. FiJher Ro.4 TO START. Piano lessons pool, sauna, aU in natural Sch.uter ONI.,. !'Ilher and 6-FOR. RENT pets. 821-3403. Free rent to responsible, setting. Mnmee by college student. Reason- CHURCH Secr~tary, general Phone 1-616-347. . Cunninlham Drul., ,. Mite office work with short. BOAT WORK:"-Bright work, I UNFURNISHED INO'M'INGHAM-Lower flat , middleaged couple or sin- 4341 or write VArbre Road an4 Mlck able rates. 884-9360. gle adults In exchange lor COital. HOlPltal, Kercheval hand Start' S t F painting, teak, very rea. ------, 2 bedrooms, newly decor Croche. Harbor Springs. . 109 ep. or sonable rat e s. ex~ellent SUloJNlNGDALE DRIVE, 5 'ated, carpeted, air condi housesitting. 886-0438. and Mutr further information, in- ~ b d h h - 49740 Michigan. 1'1&10'. Restaur.nt, )I.cll .n4 quire, 881.0420. quality of workmanship. e room ome, as one tioned. Private use of ga Bournemouth 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT NEW CHALET Little Tra- )lerll WOoft Phlrm.cy. )I. ell 2B-TUTORING 821.0085. room vacant, must be be. rage and basement, IncIud . an4 BO\lT1lemouth verse Ray, 4 bedrooms, 2 WE HAVE need {or two or , twe~n age 21 to 29, use of ing utilities. Reasonable LIGHT housekeeping room, PRIVATE TUTORING three competent salespeo- AUT 0 S WAXED, washed entire house. bathroom, 885-5775 baths, fireplace. $250 week. GROSSEPOINTE WOODS in also room, employed elder- 882.5749, 421.1762. Groa. Polnle Ph.rm.cy, )lack pIe to represent this office. and cleaned using Blue kitchen, library, dining . 1)' gentleman, nice home. an4 )I.nchelter YOUR OWN HOME Experienced preferred but Coral treatment. Restores room, exira storage, park. WAYBURN.Outer Drive, 5 R.r1IJK. Ph'rlDacr, Macll .nd All ~ubjects; all grades. 771-6833. Can e,'lrly eve. RUSTIC log cottage on Otse- Lochmoor not necessary, An A-I loca. and beautifies. Preserves ing, swimming pool aU in. room lower, carpeting, ad nings. go Lake, Gay1Jrd, Michi. Bob'. 1>1"\1I', M.cll a!ld Roal,.. Adults and cblldren. Cer. tion, Bright, Cheerful Of. vinyl tc!~ care. Interior cluded. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 822- ults. LO 6-2800, tiCied leachers. gan. 3 bedrooms, sandy lice and plenty of floor s ham po Q. Professional 9310 - 1 p.m ..!1 p.m. 886. ------LARGE ROOM with garage, beach. for information call DETROIT AREA Call: equ' t 7737119 8413 SIX ROOM brick lower, $210 Grosse Pointe Park. Ern. lit. John H~llal, Seveft Mite time will .."fford you ample --'------___ 'pmen . - . _ . 1 including heat. stove, re 663.0788. DETROIT AND SUBURBAN I ployed professional gentle. Ro.d and )loro .. TUTORING SERVICE opportunity to make a good PHILIP, South of Jefferson, frigerator, carpeted, ga . OlvolWliIre DNI'. M.clt .nd. man. Reference:;. TU ~ SWISS A Frame, with sun De""Mhlr. ME 7-4653 living. Call Mr. Grove or PRIVATE NURSING upper, sunroom, den. fire- rage. Before 6 p.m. ~ltnn. L6L Ph.nnacy, Me~k fon4 Ch 4216. deck on Lake near Cadil . Jle.conlfle14 arl!'!; at TU 4-1000. Arour.d the Cloak place. Adults. $150. 331.. 4696. Evenings 398-0239. lac. Color TV, dishwasher, )I'f'l/tand ~lVera,. 'hoppe, ROWE A.I'ID GROVE 2101. AIR CONDITIONED, fo r )lacll nellJ' M.ryl.nd 21043~tack Avenue In !lome, hospital or nursing CHELSEA _ 5 room lower , sleeps 8, ski boat and skiis. Pili•• Puft., Graylon a!ld man. Muir road. 888-8619. 521-3931. OUR CLIENTS -A- h{lme. RN's,. LPN's,I Aides, NOTTINGfI A.I'1 , south o( Je(. I hcate.d AduIts. LA .,."2800 Warren GRAPIDC Acts Manager. ---- compamons. .roa e attend. ferson, spacious lower flat -- 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT 27 FOOT Winnebago motor ST. CLAIR SHORES I'lEED YOUR fast growing creative Gra. ants, live.ins. Screened and 2 screened porches fire: WOODBRIDGE EAST-Large lIr.nDr Ph.nn,cr. Greaur M.elIl home, sleeps 6, seU con. .n4 Red Mapl. Lane phics house needs an ex. bonded. 24 hOllr service. placc, 2 bedrooms, den or garden apartment. ,2 .~d LARGE furnished 2 - room tained, air ('onditioning, L.lla Ph.rm.cy, E.. t I'ltM Mile I NURSING SKILL pert in layout. type spec- Licensed nurses for insur. 3rd bedroom. Park privi. rooms, 2 bat~s, 24 Iivmg suite available on Kerche. full power. '179.0348. tMtWftn M'~ll .nd Jeff.non, ing, art supervision, expe. anee cases, leges, adults only. No pets. 100~, cafl,lCtmg, drapes , val "On The Hill." $250. Free time doesn't have to diting and customer liai. I $190. 821.5448 applJances !Deluded, wash TU 5.7510. L'ARBRE CROCHE 1A-PERSONALS mean "nothing to do," son. Must be' ambitions POINTE AREA NURSES - --- . er-dryer in a par t men t Cond\)miniums I Temporary private duty dedicated and willing t~ TU 4.3180 SPACIOUS upper 3 bedJ:oom Many extras. Owner. 779- FOR LEASE - Office space 4 bedrooms, sleeps 10. All RESCUE ME (rom the Charle. as~ignments are available work hard. Send resume in. ------____ flat. No children or pets., 9200 after 7. approximately 1,400 square club facilities included. 2 voix bus! Ride needed Hud. j now. Work when you want cluding previous salaries to NV.RSE. AJDE destres. luJl. Security deposit. Park priv. - . ft. "On the Hill." Mr. week minimum or monthly son's dow,'ltown weekday&, I for as long as you want. Creative Rex PrInting. 8725 time work in your home. ileges. $100. ED 1.3552. UPPER INCOME. Phi I.I p Vesco. Colonial Federal. rentals available. Will pay. 884-3942. _ i No fee to regLiter. We Harper, Detroit. 48213, Expericnced. 881.2893. ------.___ near Chandler Park Drive 886.6661. 58fj.2886 646.6390 eve. handle payroll. We are ------_.-_ _ - ----_ NICE five.room apartment, 2 4 rooms and bath, 1 bed . BEAUTIFUL Grosse Pointe looking for- I bedrooms, stove, refrigera. room, carpeted, drapes . Home available Immediate. • Registered Nurses HANDYMAN Girl with some accounting tor. Ad u Its. References, fireplace, refrigerator and WANTED I ly for 2 or more months. • Licensed Practical I ~xpcrience and light typo $200. 881.0258. stove. New I y ~ecorated - HELP! witll some mechanical. Free rent to responsible Nurses mg. Steady employment. ------$125 plus t;tilitics. Security • Practical Nurses plumbing and electrical Paid vacation free medl. 339 RIVARD. 3 bedroom 2 deposit. i1eferences, 886- middleaged coupl" or sin- to Detroit, wishe!i to • Companions • Aides ability. Permanent posi- cal and disability insur. ! bath townhouse, to be new. 3'133 after 6. Recently transferred gle adult in exchange for tiOIl paid vacation free housesiUing. 8f6.()438. • Live.in Nurses Aides ance and profit ~haring. Iy decorated. Mutschler ------,- live in the Grosse Pointe area. Wife and 3 medical life insurance Call 875.0300. Ask (or Kitchell. No maintenance, CADIEUX.Warren area. Du. -- Call or write today and profit !.!',aring. Call Charles Jr. $375. 881-4306. p1ex, 2 or 3 bedrooms, ga girls (no petsl want to jOin me in July. Need 882.6640 875-0300. Ask {or Mr. , EXERCISE CLASSES! GROSSE POINTEWOODS lli.e87~~' $200. 885-4033 3 Or 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, furnished or un. ADULT and CHILDRENS Rons. MEDICAL DALGLEISH on Marter Road, lower In. . _ fumished. References. Call Tom Folliard SAUET CLASSES! PERSONNEL DALGLEISH romeo 2 bedrooms, newly KENSINGTON RD., Grosse '" 1he Village Srudio POOL decorated. carpeting and Pointe Park, 4 bedroom , I 222.6425, 9 a.m .. 4 p.m. 10707 Wi ,IIi." Co/l 5219551 CADILLAC 63 Kl'rcheval CADILLAC drapes, all utilities. Secur. $275 per month, Adults on .... ""-',..,.~ VI 01" ,~ ond ~ 6160 CASS ., _ .. """ _"0' """ .. doy Sal ....doy Grosse Pointe Farms 6160 CASS it)'. $275 month. 886-4753.1 ly. 881-8500.

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Twenty-Nine lhursdey, June 7, 1973 GROSSE POINTE' ,NEWS SAL'I8-ARTICLES FOR SAU IA-MUSICAL 9-AlTlCLES WAN'RD 'D-VACATION 8-ARTICLES fOR SAU 8-ARTICLES FOR $AU I I-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICUS FOI RENTALS nriture •. WOODEN CHAl~, storm INSTRUMENTS CASH PAID for any old CHRIST CHILD SOCiETY GARAGE SALE. Fu OUTFIT THE ENTIRE baby Items, clothes, misce 1. door, end tables, double ALL MUSICAL Grandfather Clocb. AU COTTAGE ON LAKE-Gra. needs your tax deductible Support FAMILY AT ¥, OF THE laneous. 22806 Avalon, St bed, typewriter staod. 8M- INSTRUMENTS Pendulum Clocks and P0c- dot Beach, Port Huron. goodies left oyer from )'our Community REGULAR PRICE Clair Shores, saturday alid 4OM. Rentals $8.50 per month. ket Watches. 88&3011. Fully furnished 3 bedroom, rummage sales or spring "ALMOST NEW" Recreation Sunday, 10.5. Drum ouUlts, ampUlierl, washer, dryer, dishwasher. cleaning. We will give you WANTED U.S. .nver and APPAREL GA~AGE sale, ~uble bed, ruitau, flute., saxophones,' gold coins. Canadian .Dyer disposal, fenced back yard. prompt pick.up service or Elworthy Field GAS DOUBLE outdoor grll I, hlde.a.bed, mIScellaneous electric basses, dassica' Carefully selected for quality, coins. 881-4335. Available June 17 to July convenient drop.off loca. (Formerly 'N'Hood Field) 2 years old, excellent con household arUcles, cloth. guitars, violins, trumpetJ, tion. We want your reo style and condition ••• 15. $200 per week. 571.6596 dition. $8&. 1184:.8910. In~, toys, a few antiques. OI'galll, banjos, con I 0 VASES wanted by private saleables. Please, no ap- Dresses, coats, sportswear, between 7 and 9 P.M. CONTRIBUTE TO ... 7th Fnday, June 8. 10-5. 1440 drums, clarinets. Others. collector. All traMletlons' pliances. 884.7695 or 886. furs, shoes, etc, GARAGE SALE, June ck Fairholme Road. All rental fees applied to confidential. Please taU SIESTA KEY, Florida, neal' 5256. Four ouUits for the price of .SKATING RINK and 8th f!'Pm 10-3. Bla after 6 p.m. 268-7608. Crescent Beach, 2 bedroom, one at ... and Decker edger, 100foot SONY Portable. C.F. 610 Ilurcha.. prh!e. Studio, WARMING. SHELTER s Cassette Corder. AM.FM. 861.2662. 2 bath villa. Dishwasher, WANTED LEE'S BUILDING poo I, disbes, children' CENTRIFICAL (automaUe) disposal, pool. $175 week. USED TOY TRAINS c 10 tb e s, bed rails, and Includes 2 remote micro. SPINET lano and bench Ex. clutch for go.eart, a1JO 7'1~7. WHISTLE STOP HOBBIES 20339 Mack 881.8082 TENNIS COURTS many other goodies. 266 phones and 2 stereo speak. p. . . ers. Purcbase price $280. cellent conditIon. frame. 1J82.5133. 2214 HARPER BETWEEN Consignments oC. fine quality Moran Road. M50. SUMMER HOME, 4 bed. 8 & 9 MILE good condition and CUJTent TOT LOT Asking $225. 8 months old. 499-9307. Tooms, 2 full baths, on SCHWINN aduit tricycle, Uk 10A-MOTORCYCUS 771.6770 style clothing welcome. BY DONATING e Per fee t condition. Can 88-ANTI"Ur.s FOR FOR SALE Traverse Bay, Northport; new, $100. Kenmore ele~: Stan, 4-8 p.m. 881.1151. SALE 'C July to August, $250 per AUTOMOBILE owners! As OLD CLOCKS, watches, jew. Attic and Basement ,!tic dryer. $65. Soi B.S.A. 6SO, 3000 mUes. Best week. Call evenings 886- low as $27.34 quarterly elry. We repair, buy or Treasures wedge'shaped end tabl e. GARAGE Sale. Miscellane. m ous. Saturday. June 9th, FURNITURE refinished, reo offer. 882.89«. 6136. buys $50,000.$100,000.i..iabil. Fell. Edward Klska, CerU. to the Mediterranean dining roo paired, stripped, any type ity, Property Damage. TU fied Master Watchmaker, set, 3-horsepower sno w 10-4. tM Calyin, Grosse 1967 HONDA, Trail 90, 2500 Pointe Farms. of caning. Free esUmates, 'F-SHARE LIVING 1.2376. 63 Kercheval, Colonial Fed. FLEATIQUE blower 565. 881-0118. 474.8953. miles. Best offer. 882-47118. QUARTERS SCHWINN 24 in. girl's bike. _ eral Bldg. 885.5755. --TABLE SAW with m..tor, DELTA double arm saw, 8", good condition. $35.. 886. ------Donations recejved Jun~ 11, s $100. 85' of 42" heavy duty FURNITURE Stripping-pro. 11-eARS FOR SALE stand. woodearver's log fessional removal of fin. LADY. late 30's to share 2 1349. 12, Tax deductible. s chain link fence, $40. 881. GARAGE SALE and blocks, miscellaneou ishes fro m wood. metal. 1972VW Super BeeUe. Stelen. bedroom apartment. East ld 4911. side. Utilities included. BASEMENT Sale, Thursday By Several Families Come for the Sale lumber scraps, househo Pickup - delivery. 839.1766. radials. Excellent C\)ndi. 'Box K.l, Grosse Pointe and Frida~', 9 to 4. 323 Friday. Saturday 10.3 June 14, 15, 16 items, etc. 234 McKinley 11 PIECE solid black walnut tion. 1184..f417after 7 p.m. Friday. 12.6, Saturday, 1 ..•. ESTATE •••. News. Morass. Many slightly used June 8th and 9th ,MAIRE SCHOOL ~YM 0- dining room suite. Burled 4. and carved. $1,000. 881. Chippendal Circa 1770 maho- 1970 FIAT 850 sport convert. 1-WANTED TO RENT treasures, goo d quality Danbury Lane 20472, Pick.up Information gany i!l1aid Satinwood mir. ib!e. Radio, red, Dew tires. I 5 608'7. ______.__ baby equipment, clothes Harper Woods, west off 882.6472 LADY'S and men's bikes. $4 ror. Prize Heirloom 100 ExceUent condition. 886- WORKING mother, 2 child. I and toys. Ford X-way s e r vie e for both. TU 1.3859 afte I GARAGE, washer, dryer, year Shell Limoge. hand 7133. 5 p.m. miscellaneous household painted Maissen, designer l'en, Grosse Pointe resident ITALIAN marble top table dri>e, just north of Ver. MAIREA~~~JLO~OTERS 1963 VOLVO P.I800, excel. desire to rent, immedi~tely 46" round, fine pedestal nier. Good variety of Vote and Tote items. June 9th, 10.2 p.m. anUque Spanish Bar. TU GmL'S 24" Schwinn blu e lent mechanical condition, small house, Grosse Pamte. base. 2 Italian hand craft. items. They're something 1467 Edmundton. HIM. Harper Woods area. Call ed arm chairs. Going out for everyone. See Fleatique Ad Above bike, fair condition. CaII rebuilt engine. 882.3845. 823-0875. PORCH furniture, wrought TOP PRICE paid for Orien. 882.1491 after 6. of business. Must selL MOVING ovERsEAS-Large 24 FT. ROUND Medallion BRITISH LAND ROVER, Iron and wicker. Good con. tal rugs. Also, exquisite RAILROAD watch $35, infla 1- 1955 Vintage, accessories GERMAN executive seeks Vogue Jewelers, 22377 Mo. interesting assortment of pool, with filter, sweeper dition. 681-1384. Chinese and Japanesll an. furnished 3 bed roo m. ross Road off Mack. antique, new and used gar. and ladder. Vpry good con able Kayak canoe $20. CaII include winch and plow. DINING ROOM set, Duncan tique. (313) 694.0073. Grosse Pointe house for GARAGE Sale: clothing, nur. den and household goods. dition, $300. Extra large 88&7369. Needs new home. 886-25f5 Phyfe, 3 pieces, 6 chairs. ORNATE brass and Iron dou. after 6. up to 6 months. TU 5-6796. sery furniture and much Rose carved upholstered dog house, like new, $50 SUITS and sport ------S t d d S antique rocker. Also %h.p. 21612 O'Connor. St. Clair MEN'S Excellent condition. 527. coats, 44: regular. Slacks , ble bed, oak commode, 1968 CHRYSLER Newport 2 GENTLEMAN desires sleep. more. a ur ay an un. Shores. 77" "u7. 4015. rockhlg chairs, captains day 10 to 4 19997 F I'r table saw. golf bag cart, de. .,.".... 38. Good condition. Misce1- door, excellent condition, " Ing room only in Gros~e ' . a . chairs, garden cement Pointe Park until Septem. way Drive, Grosse Pointe humidifier, hand mower, GRAND RAPIDS made dining laneous boy's clothes, size FAIRL Y new dinette set. new tires, power steemg, squirrels, rabbits, frogs and bel' 1. 824.0023 after 6:30 Woods. lawn sweeper, yaporizer, air furniture, $200. 'rea cart , 3. Thursday and Friday, 4- Call days 884-6330. $900. 885-3156. banging pots. Much more. ------conditione;', folding puppy 6. Saturday 9-12. 1469 -- p.m. MOVLfIIG; Copper portable pen, station wagon dog-ear. $5.00. Frost free refrigera DlNETI'E SET, Frigidaire 882-7068. 1971 RENAULT, 1200 miles, I Yorktown. rE'frigerator, Frigidaire 3.ROOM APT. or income, dishwasher. with chopping rier, year old color TV. tor.freezer, $100. 2 meta , front wheel drive. 18933 furnished or unfurnished, block top; Queen size bed Preview of large appliances twin beds with spreads south, sacrificing washer and dryer, Roper 8C-OFFICE Roscommon. Halper Wds. and headboard; 5,000 BTU $10. Kenmore sud saver , MOVING r gas range. TU 1.3618. reasonable. For mature, air conditioner. Complete and decorator rugs to be $40. Gas dryer, $35. Occa like new 71f.! horsepowe EQUIPMENT After 3:30 p.m. snow plow. S horsepowe working 1 a d y.' 882 6976 aquarium set, Hi.Fi, lug. I sold later. sat. 10-4. Sun. sional chair, $5. Vanity r WINDOW air conditioner, SECRETARIAL desk, formi. FOR SALE, MARK IV, '1972, leaf blower. 881.8306. 11,000 BTU, like new. $160. after ,6. gage. 686.3284 alter 4 p.m. day 2.4. No, 17 LlIke Shore stool, $2. Kitchen table, $5 C! top, file cabinet, type black oil black~ low mile. ______Road, Farms. Use McKin. ,...... ,,,.,.... 886-1594. PROFESSIONAL man de. ley Place entrance. No ad. Call oo~ ••• GENERAL Electric stove, copo drawers, $275. 884-0700, age. Sharp. May be seen sires reasonably priced 3 NOTHING MORE vance. GARAGE SALE: 1202 Ed per color, gas, good condi Xl GAMMA Omicron's at 18422 E. Warren, dally I 9-ARTICLES WANnD belore 8 p.m. bedroom house or duplex TO SAY ------1 mundtoD, off Marter Road tion. Must sell, moving out charity garage sale,' Sat. urday 10-4. 5098 Notting- rental. Possible purchase I BRIDAL gOWDwith Alencon Household items. ski equip. of state. 463-4433. 1971 VEGA panel wagon, 3 cption. Two children. Local We have anything and every. lace trim, short illusion ment, double bed. clothing ham. , Schwinn appl PIANOS WANTED speed, Cherrl ~, mmt references. 885.2817. thing from everybody and veil, size 10, $75. Electric etc. Friday, June 8, 4 til 5 S1'EED e I crate, red, perfect coMi MOVING. 2 end tables, bed. GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles condition, $1,383. 821.7490 PHYSICIAN desires summer any body. Walk In and see oven, $25. Odds and ends I 7 p.m. Saturday, June 9, 'jon, $65. Can after 4. 82J. . room furniture, lamps, din. and Small Uprights. Cash, . after 6 p.m. rental, minimum 2 bed. the proof. It costs less too also. 882-2679 after 6. 9 a.m. to 3. ette table, 4 chairs, 1 rock. 3859. VE 7-0506 '71 BUICK Le Sabre custom room apartment or house. at 2 PIECE sectional couch, GOLF CLUBS . er. 21279 Harper, Apart. 2 door hardtop, air, vinyl Grosse Pointe '3rea. Call_ LEES I traditionally slip covered, . • ladies, ~ GENERAL Electric portabl e ment 2'1: 773.7443. BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. 779-8650 or 884.5979. avacodo silk, 98" long. ex. woods, 5 Irons, putter anQ dishwasher. Best offel' top, power Dt e e r iIll, , GARAGE Sale-sewlng ma. Browa~r. alway. weleome. Complete set golf clubs brakes, rear defogger, AM. O-N-E-O-R-tw--ob-e-dr-o-o-m-a-p-a-r-t.2O_3_39_Ma_c_k 88_1-808__ 2 cellent conditioll. Best of. cart, '$50. TU 4-0923. 0' d chine, furniture, air COD. B. C. Claes Book Shop. 10 iro~s. 4 woods, cart an FM, 24,000 mUes. Excel. ment within walking dis. COUCH, chair for sale. Up. fer. 885-9243. GARAGE SALE: June 7, 702 ditioner, elothing, mlscel. Mil. Ethel Clu., 1670 Le. lent condiUoD, $2,- or , bag. Best oller. 822-9662 laneous. Wednesday tbru verette (48216). WO S. tance to Bon Secour Hos. right piano, banging lamp GAR.".GE SALE _ Saturday, Moorland. Sofa,. glassware Call after 5 or 9 in morn best offer. 2'78-4364. Saturday 10-8. 4677 Audu- ~. pital for physician in train. 1 Niagara relaxer c h air: June 9-891 Roslyn, 8 a.m. c lot hi n ~. mIScellaneous Ing. ing. Please call 684.8500, (heat and massge), gold. to 3 p.rn. 30" G.E. range, housebold Items. boD. TRUNDLE day or sofa bed, extension 311. VA 3.1696. black and white T.V. Won- BRUNSWICK Monarch poo 1 GARAGE SALE June 8th, 9th BARGAINS galore, garage ~ good upholstered furniture , Clothing, . household mi , TED IMOVING: Frigidaire frost. der Horse, bicycle, beauti. table, full size, complete 50 sale, furnishings, clothill1l. and end table!;. 2(" bar EXECUTIVE Ii.-ROOM WA free refrigerator and freez. ful children's clothes, many $250. Char.Broil barbecue , cellaneous. 2017 Coun try original -rl!l, baby Items. stools. 886-8058. PRE.MED college student. cr, 14.6 cubic ft., $85. more choice items. cast iron, $20. Sylvania 20- Club. miscellaneous. Thursday, CARS , - Friday 10-3. 794 Notre ORNAMENTAL Iron Outdoor MechanicaUy handy. Ref, -I Maytag washer $50; Both QUEEN Anne wainut antique inc'h black and white TV G. E. 30 inch Range, st\ osl. Dame. furniture. 773.1090. AND erenceavailable. CaU 886. 5. ~ears old. G.E. aIr con- dining table, 2 leaves, $225. $25. 882-4759. temp. burner. Time Bake 1724 evenings. . dlll.oner. 5..000 BTU, $35. Ironrite mangle, $25. Hot MO Swmgomatic baby swing VING •.• Must sell: ga s oven. Immaculate, m. I ~ 'A-MUS'CAL '70 Eldu. Firemist green. DEMON- 7C--G.ARAGE WANTED $5. 886-2641. 'Point chest freezer, II ft., range, excellent condition ; 0275. INSTRUMEN1S ______I $50. 852-8893. crib, carpeting, king size • BAVARIAN China, 81 pieces '72 Sdn. DeVille, air STRATORS GARAGE wanted near Uni- GARAGE Sale, Sat., June ------headboard, ,girl's bike in Irish linen tablecloth wi th TER'RIFIC VALUE '72 Cpe. DeV. air, stereo versify and Wa t e r 10 o. 9. ~Oto ~. Household items, ATTENTION Brides to be fant seat, prices negotiible napkins. Rogers silverware GOOD SELECTION Please call 961.1882 children 5 clothes. bikes, and marrieds. Moving, must 882-5172. Baldwin pre • owned o.-gan '110Sdn. DeVille, gold ______.__ outdoor ~Ill. 274 Hillcrest unload many good pieces set for B. 521-5474. NOW AVAILABLE with automatic rhylhm and '72 Eldo. Convert. Loaded. 8-ARTICLES FOR.SALE I Grosse Pointe Farms. • of furniture and miscella. GRANDFATHER Clocks and ART FAIR automatls bass. ______-5-F-I-R-ES------neous items. Pair of dark 4lntique clocks profession- Over 50 exhibits, a Speci. '72 'Mark IV. Loaded TONE SUJ)-R.Belt green Scotch Guard lounge nally repaired by lieensed GAR~GE and Yar~ Sale. - F 78x14, black tires. 1 ne~ chairs, newly upholstered. clock maker. Pickup and Gourmet Treat. $835 '68 Coupe DeVille. Mint Antiques galore mc1uding -4 used $3U 885.4895 Carved Victorian lamp la. delivery in Pointe area on. SAT. JUNE 9 - 10 TO 6 '69 Cpe deV, white, red lea. ROGER SUN. JUNE 10 - 1 TO 6 Original price $1,460 . . • Cherry desk and chair with after 6 p'm . Guaranteed . . • complete or. many small items. House. . . ble. Small open back an. !y. All work guaranteed. Grosse Pointe Unitarian '70 Cpe. DeV. air, white hold items from rummage IRON BED, buffet. barrels, tique Fireside chair. Fitted 886.3011. gan course ... Terms. Church '71 Sdn. deVille, air RINKE to estate quality. Include odds and ends. Saturd~y, mahogany liquor cabinet. ------Maumee and Neff mangle, TV, handcrafted 1362 Grayton. Pair Brass English Fire BIKE; SChwinn Stingray. - SMILEY BROTHERS items and supplies. cloth. . Dogs. Turquoise Nauga. boys, excellent condition, 3 FAWL Y garage sale, boys MUSIC CO. McGLONE CADILLAC CO. ing, baby things, etc., etc., RA,!,TAN po~ch furniture, hyde oak chair Cor family $45. 884.7205. clothing, humidifier, ped es- RENT A NEW BALDWIN PIANO CADILLAC '9.2 Friday June 8th 10. With turquolse.yellow up. room. Complete 48 piece HUDSON refrigerator.freez;. tal table, miscellaneo US 536-6260 household items, Thursda y Detrolt-MliJ Woodward 20903HARPER 912, Friday, June 8th: 10. holstered sea~. Love seat. English China for five. Two er, $50. Antique carved in. , TR 3-6800 OR 12. 661 Washington. 2 cas~al chairs, 1 round everyday sets of dishes for laid walnut server. TU 6- and Friday 9 to 5. 1921 Al 2 blocks north of Vernier ______cocktail table, 1 end table, six. Round Fruitwood cock. 3778. lard, Grosse Pointe Woods Birmingham - 1010 North 881-6600 751-0767 GARAGE SALE-Stove $30, 1 lamp. 885.3244. tail table, beige marble top ------FICKS REED rattan porch Hunter - MI 7-1177 refrigerator $30, sectional BASEMENT Y d S I mint condition. Many more' G~AGE SALE: Saturday, furniture and. rug, dinette sofa $20 chest $30 van. . ar a e. Sat.,. J FLUTE - Armstrong Ameri. ities $30: Other hou~ehold June 9. 9 to 5. 4333 Har- goodIes. saturday only 9-2. une 9, 9 to 4. Garden set, excellent condition. can model, (closed hole). items antiques. Saturday var.d. Clot.hes and acces. 1044 Somerset of~ East Jef. tools, ski's, furmttlre. sil. 886-6177. in excellent condition. Can 10 a.~. 879 Lochmoor. SOrte~ for mCant to 1 year. ferson, Grosse Pomte Park. ver, clothes, baby equip. 882-1792. BESMART ... SHOP BART Spamsh sword, road race I ment, miscellaneous house. GARAGE SALE, 21825 0'- SPEEDWAY Trail bike, 4 set. Lady Madonna mater. 9 DRAWER dresser and mir. hold items. 103 Merri. ConDor, 8t. Clair Shores. P I A N 0, Weber Duo-Art. Thursday and Friday 10 to H.P. Torque converter with nity dress size 14. Wunda ror, 2

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Thursday. June 7. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS' P.g. Thirty-On. ,'1 U-WL ESTATI II-RIAL ISTATE U-REAL ESTATE I U-REAL ESTATE U-RIAL ESTATI I I-RIAL ESTATE JOHN s. FOl SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FORSAU ;'oot GROSSE POINTE 24 EDGEMEBE RD. 4 bed. ~LY decorated. Grosse MARINE C I T Y AREA _ ) !lo WOODS Pom~e Woods. 3 lM;droom Gentleman Farm-21 acres Price Reduced GOODMAN room Colonial with library, :!if! 1160 LENNON, 3 bedroom Florida room, 1st Door colomal, Mut~chler kitcbe~, with barn and excellent LINCOLN, 251. Price just re. INC. Ire brick bw,galow, H2 baths, maid's room. new floor, ~Ilihwasher~ ~IS' 1,675 sq. ft. brick ranch duced on this majestic Ital. Purdy and formal dining room, fin. posal, family room, fJDlsh. home with all conveniences 281 UNIVERSITY at Jeffer. ian Renaissance. First floor BE SECURE, GOODMAN FOR SURE ilihed recre.tiol) roo m, ed basement, 1* baths, for comforlable living _ includes 27-foot family 8crr.eDed porch, 2 C8r ga. son. Beautiful Jarge hom .. 1* car garage, copper $65 000 room, two guest powder Associates OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 . 5:00 rage, gas barbecue and near lake in Grosse Pointe plumbing, sprinkler IlYS. ,. patio. Air conditioned. New City. Total e lega n c e tem. Shown by appoint- rooms and family kitchen. FIRST OFFERINGS BELANGER 363 - FIRST OFFERING! Sharp 2 story carpeting thru. out. Mid throughout. ment. 885-3625. Open Sun. Sci:ond floor contains 5 with 2 bedrooms on each level. Fine floor plan, 30's. By owner. Open Sun. day 2.5. ED SASS bedrooms 4 baths and stu. Dead end street in se('lud- many extras. Great price, immediate occupancy. 1 to 4. dy. Special feature is the I ed Farms location-Three 886-0862 WILCOX REALTOR attached 2-bedroom apart. bedrooms, two and om.-half FISHER 959 - Excellent 3 bedroom English with AT QUEEN St. Clair Of!lce ment. baths plus upst3irs sitting perfect decor and family room. '181 WESTCHESTER 884-3550 JUNE IS BUSTING OUT Phone (313) 329.9003 room-modern kitchen and A Unique Charm great family room. Won't BOURNEMOUTH 487 - 3 bedroom 'Story and a half' By owner. 1~ ye-ars old, nenl BY OWNER, need 1 floor ALL OVER WITH A with family and recreatiun rooms. Perfect loca- Park Marma and schools. )ivinl:? Newly decorated Marine City Office Ail its Own last! FIRST OFFERING-Plenty tion near shopping and transportation. .1. ~ f bedroom, 2 full, 2 ball I Cape Cod. Custom kitchen Phone (313) 765.4013 of room for few or many COLONIAL - Super condi. r5.'.. baths. Living room 14x22, with built-ins. C u s tom EARLY American rolonial BISHOP 830 - On the water's edge. 3 bedrooms, 2* in this spacious 5 bedrcom ideal for family with chil- tion-in the Farms, charm. :;,)i family room l~, l~ge drapes, living room, din. baths, library. terrace and recreation rooms. 4 bath horne. In fine condi- GROSSE POI NTE dren. 4 bedrooms, 3~ ing three bedrooms, one 1&:J recreation room WIth fife, in" room bath utilities 2 and one half baths. Lovely Superb locale. p~~e at1d wet. bar, walled b~room~, air' conditioned tion, there's an additional WOODS baths, library, sun room, bedroom or office plus I immediate occupancy. l..arge yard, and cool ljcreened KINGSVILLE 21700 - DEl'ROIT - Great condiUon, patio, exceptional yard, family room down' extra porch. Better call on this- tentl'al air conditioning, large bedroom ~ild * large den on first floor. HOLLYWOOD 152&-3 Bed- fenced and wooded lot 3 bedrooms, paneled recreation room, many, rooms and Den or 4th Bed- near school. $51,000. one. many extras. laWD sprinklers, electric bath, large attic storace ROLLER SKATING-has Its room 2 Baths Central Air IU'Ige doors, many ~x. room up, large closets, car. ups. and do~ns. I~ this 2 Carp~ted thru~ut. A lot of GROSSE POINTE PARK - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY tN•. No broters, low 70 s. peting, 2 car garage. $27," family the down has 3 living here for only $34. TO LES Tremendous family home, ;; i'lll Appo.iDtment only. 831. 500. 4666 Berkshire. 886. bedrooms, ':he "up" has 2, 900. See and Compare. ' four nice bedrooms, beau- COUNTRY CLUB - Creative and spacious. 3 bed- j;l" 43M. 0327. but both umts have 2 baths ,81 KERCHEVAL 886-4412 tiful, two extra rooms on rooms, family room. large modem kitchen with eating area. Delightful landscaping. and a family room. HARPER WOODS Our 31st Year the first floor. ~uick pos. session. A gem! Modestly N. DEEPLANDS - Traditional elegance, spacious A JUNE MOON OR SUM- COUNTRY CLUB 19968-'fhis In Grosse Pointe prieed, best location. WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE MER SUN-Couldn't make 2 bedroom, Ilh brick home family comfort. 5 bedrooms, I) baths, family and ;';JeJ recreation rooms, library, and super modem this 4 bedroom Early is in immaculate condition. 321 BELANGER OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5:00 ,5,'1 American Ranch sparkle' It has e\'erything you need country kitchen. CAlJ.. FOR MORE DETAILS. Jli' THINK OF any more Iban it does for for comfortable living plus Immaculate 3 bedroom Colo- 1161 AUBUDON - Best buy nial. Modern kitchen with LAKEVIEW CT. - Lakeside retreat. .. bedrooms, 1st real. Well maintained, a a large storage or eXpan. on the market-three bed- I iI different floor plan. Master sion upstairs. See it! You'll lovely family room. Must rooms, two and one half floor suite, family room and terrace facing the Bedroom and bath at op. love it! see to appreciate. Price re- baths, large family room, lake. Outstanding master suite with balcony and t';\H posite end, 'away from duced. central air conditioning. adjoining study. An unparuUeled location. ')i',[ other 3 bedrooms and bath. I Open Sunday 2. 5 Needs some decorating. MAISON - Cozy 2 bedroom Cape Cod with study In ~lJ TAPPAN Wh e the r you're in the Immediate occupancy. $43,- veryple:lsant location. Roomy kitchen, 1st noor ')()l HANDLOS 773-9520 "LITTLE or BIG LEA. ROWE 500. lavatory. - ..,Je:. FIRST ADVERTISED-3 bedroom. 1* batb Colonial t j ~'J GUES" we'll go to bat and 1269 ROSLYN - Cute Cape W)th family room, in excellent condition. Priced AND 'PEMBERTON - Modern colomal with" bedrooms, ,il!! find ,the right house and WATERFRONT Cod, but must see interior. at $36,900, in the Farms. sell your old one too ! family and recreation rooms. Breakfast room and 'I ! ESTATE The decor is "house beau. greenhouse. Very spacious with complete modern NEW ON MARKET-Beautiful English architecture, GROVE tiful." The large living {liJlU WM. W. QUEEN ONE HOUR FROl\f conveniences. bard to duplicate today, completely remodeled I REALTORS room has fireplace. There's ,(lb and geared to modern living. Large, center hall, 886-4141 DOWNTOWN DETROIT I a dining rOam and large WASHINGTON - Fantastic 7 bedroom English with '0" living room, dining roujn, family room, new kitch. Member of G.P.R.E.B. TU 4.1JOO drawing room, library, sunroom, 2 pantries, and ."Id I Large English Tudor' Home, kitl.'hen, three bedrooms, en, lavatory end extra.large covered porch. Beau. screened porch. $34,900. much, much more. f!lQ 3 years old, and separate tiful garden, 2-«:ar attached garage, all large sized '1\'\' older English Tudor guest rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Ideally located near 20 COLONIAL - Owner has GRAYTON - 3 bedroom English with den and inter- the lake. and boat house. Houses spent consideral>le in mod- esting layout. Fine family. home with children !loCi face 'each other across ernizing and additions. sized back yard. :oq FIKANY small park. Main house on New bath rooms, Mutchler ;;ni CHARM OF THE 20's transplanted to the 70's prevaU IN THE AREA as you ~nte1. the large reception foyer of this 3 beautiful North Channel kitchen, five bedrooms, 0:>' 1164 WHITTIER - Custom bedroom brick colOnial. Parqllet floors, leaded GROSSE POINTE of St. Clair River. Guest utility room, heated garage BEACH - Cute ranch on can81. 38 glas.~ windows, marble fireplace, attractive chan- PARK built 3 bedroom face brick House on wide and deep -private patio, four rooms deliers, decorative fireplace in master bedroom colonial. Natural fireplace, water canal. Main Home have nice view of Lake st. KENSINGTON - 4 bedrooms, den, modem kitchen W,V as well as huge 2OO-sqAt. family kitchen oon. 1216 DEVONSHIRE-5 bed- 2 full baths, 2 lavs, kitch. very spacious with Cathe. Clair. Price reduced this with breakfast room, plus recreation ,room. :;:3 tribute to atmosphere of comfortable living. Built room center hall colonial, en with built-ins, library, dral Beamed ceilings over week to less than what has :et' 31k ba,ths, natural fire. to demanding standards and w.ell maintained, this custom drapes and carpet- living area, 2 large spa- been spent on moderniza- E. OUTER DR. - 3 bedroom colonial with terrace place, car pet i n g and and recreation room. attractive family home is convenient to schools, ing throughout. Profession. cious bedrooms with indi- tion and .additions since drapes, great family kitch. shopping and transportation. Priced mid 30's. ally decorated, kootty pine vidual baths. Hand split 1964. BEACO:iSFIELD - 2 unit English in great condition. en, rec. room, gas heat. 3 recreation room with na- "llt cedar shake roof. Guest MUST SELL, $19,5OO! :31: 234f ALLARD-3 bedroom NDl.'h ~ithlarge family car brick garage. Ide",l for tural fireplace. ,New fur- House has own private 156 MOROSS-Only $37,900, large family. room, finished basement with recreation room, nace and central air condi. small fenced grounds, at. a sweetheart, neat and WILDWOOD - ~ bedroom, 2 bath CO-OP APART- :::\'Ill easy maintenance, priced at oDly $32,900. You've clean. Good condition, 1354 WHITTIER-3 bedroom tioning. 'Cover~d patio, 2 tractive 2 bedroom apart- ME~T with den and terrace. .W got 8 lot to live-this rancb has a Jot to give! car attached garage, cor. C'!uter hall colonial, natural ment wit~' Jarge living and three bedrooms and bath 11lJ. ner lot. d

U-IIAL UT ATE U-RIAL ESTATE U-ltlAL ESTATE 1a-REAL ESTATE II-REAL UTAn I9-PRINTING " 11G-ROOfIHG 21.r-PAINTlNG, FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ENGRAVING SERVICE DECOIA'TING ALL ROOr 6: 435 COLONIAL COURT TRA VERSE AREA _ Show GROSSE POINTE CITY GROSSE POINTE PAR K I BY OWNER. 4 bedroom C0- PERSONALIZED CERTIFIED Grosse Pointe Farms, well place farm near Northport 1404 Bedford. 7 room Colon. lonial central air, first floor GUITER WORK 873 Notre Dame. Quick pos. STATIONARY ~% OFF MALVl'ENANCE ial, 1~ baths. By owner. utility room, large kitcben, Cau1ltin" ehlmuey repairs maintained, 2 large' bed. I and million dollar marina. session. Near the village. rooms, dining room, mod. This excellent kept farm TU 2.7299. lNSTANT COPIES. IOC. AlSo Gutten cleaned • Painting and Deconting Exquisite colonial, large nice yard. Convenient to ern kitchen, large finished with 130 hilltop rolling low priced instant printing. ADVANCE KAnITENANCE • Window Cleaning paneled family room with schools. 969 Trombley Rd. basement, expansIon allic acres, farm house mod. WEDDING INVITATIONS, TV Z.55SI • Carpet Cleaning natural fireplace. New COLONIAL ROAD I 823.3976. 10% discount with this ad. partially finished with pan. I ernized, has lots of charm. kitchen, powder room, liv. LOWEST PRICES on new • Wall Washing GB,OSSE POINTE SHORES I ATTRACTIVE 4 bedroom, Engraved or Raised eled office. jalousied back The grounds arp. btautiful, ing room with bay plus glitters. Gutters repaired porch, central air, earpet.. has the most fantastic view 1st OFFERING By Owner. I 2~ bath center entrance SCRATCH PADS, 3Sc pound, fireplace, for mal dining and cleaned. New roofs or 526-2242 Charming Cedar Shake colonial In the Farms. 4 pounds $1.00. .' Ing throughout. mat u l'C I for miles of Grand Trav. room, 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, roof repair. No job too big landscaping. 2:V. car ga. erse Bay. House has one Shingle, 31,2 baths, 3 bed. Lovely yard. Priced in low For ,all your printing needs COLLEGE student willng to 2~ car gar. Assumable or too small. Work done rage with o~ner. many ex. bedroom down, and 2 up rooms, 2 baths upstairs. 60's. By owner. 886-7518. paint exterior of your mortgage. ECONOMEE SERVICE personally. Serving Grosse tru. Star of the Sea Par. with study, I~ baths. home. Experienced. Rea. Large family room or bed. PRINTING Pointe for 25 years. Ricb. Isb, $.19,900. Owner. By apo Rooms are large, also 2 room with full bath down. GROSSE POINTE PARK - sonable priced. 526-5479. CHARLES STREET ard Willertz, 50 Roslyn Rd pointmlmt. Open Suooay 1.. bedroom guest house, 2 gii. stairs. Powder room. Pan. 1121 Cadieux Rd. To close 15201 Kercheval Sharp Townhouse. I) bed. Free estimates. call TU EXTERIOR house trimming, 5 p.m. 889-0632. rages, Barn, 3 deep trout eled Library. Slate and estate. Living room, dining at Lakepointe I I rooms, 3 baths, large living Grosse Pointe VA 2.7100 1-8170. interiors, excellent quality. ponds. Priced right with stained oak floors. Interior room, kitchen, famil;: room, Materials, insured. Call 468 MANOR. 3 bedroom C()o' low down payment. $I211,' and dining room, powder sbutters thru-out. New 2 bedrooms, 1~ baths, 2 room, Florida room. New ROOF REPAIRS. Gutters. 24 776-9696 Anytime or 527. I lonial, 11,2 baths, remod. 000. WATSONS REALTY storms, screens and gut. car attached garage. O~n years experience. Do work furnace. Assumable' mort. eled kitchen, newly carpet. BOX 386, NORTHPORT. ters. Permanent roof. Com. Sunday 2'3. 884.3403. CONCERNED WITH 8171 evenings. gage. 2 car garage. Play myself. Hunt. TU 5.1900. ed. Priced to sell. By own. MICHIGAN 49670. pletely finished basement. ECOLOGY? yard. er. 886.5086. Fire alarm system. Humid. SPACIOUS 3 bedroom exec. J. D. CANDLER EXTERIOR INTERIOR You can help your image and 1375 HOLLYWOOD. Gr'lSBe EXCELLENT BUY FOR ilier. Screened porch with utive rancb on Fontana ROOFING CO. LlGGE'M' School area. Farm the Ecology without hurting I Pointe Woods. By owner brick pat i o. Beautifully Lane in Grosse Pointe 94 Years Reli3ble Service R & J Painters J LARGE FAMILY Colonial, 3 bedrooms. 2lf.z landscaped. Excellent park Shores. Laundry room on your budget. Call AI La Rose, Residential & Commercial 3 bedroom Colonial, excel Large Colonial with country Experienced - Reasonable baths, famlly room, large 923-2131 for Infonnatlon on All types of Roofs &< Decks lent condition. Built In dish kitchen aad polntry. Li. facilities. Call Sat. or Sun. 1st floor, custom featUTes. FREE ESTIMATES i kitchen with brellkfast for appointment. 886.0689. Builders borne. In the $70'5. our new line of fine re.cycled Gutters & Downspouts . washer, disposal, Icit('ben brary and sun room, pow. Rellable area, carpeting, drapes, Shown by appointment. No printing pa~rs. REPAIRS ! carpeted, finished. carpet der room, formal dining RICK CASAZZA central air. No brokers, . brokers. TU 4-1432. No Job Too Large-or Small ed basement, extra large room with beamed ceiling, I "CREATIVE" REX PRINTING i 806.2643 after 4:30. OPEN HOUSE on SundaY'1 Free Estimates 344-861' screened in porcb, triple ('i bedrooms, 3 baths, .2 from 2 to 5. Would be a HUNT CLUB DRIVE, by CALL 899.2100 APPROXIMATELY $ll,800 track aluminum storms furnaces, new roof. Re. 21J-WAU WASHING perfect time to see a taste'l owner. 3 bedroom Cape 2O-GENERAL SERVICE Insured WorkInen and screens. All trim cently redecorated. Big lot, as Jumes mort;fage of fresh. fully decorat,!d 2 bedroom, Cod. Fireplace. formal din. WALL WASHING, reason- aluminum sided. Sbown by could be divided. Only ROOFING - Siding - Gut. liy decorated newly carpet. 2 bath condominium at i 1'1 11H-RUG CLEANING able, free estimates. York- ed air conditioned 3 bed. appointment only, 886-3538 $69,500. Berkshires. 175() Vernier I ng,room, . ami y room, car. ters - All types repairs _ shire Window Cleaning. room, 21,2 bath condomlnl. Road, Apartment 7, Grosse peted throug'oout. _$28,000. cement _. brickwork - CALLEBS & SONS ~arpet IF YOU ARE 885-0894. urn in Harper Woods. Pool, BY OWNER: 3 bedrooms. Pointe Woods. 886-6087. aluminum siding - paint. cleaning. Free estimates. club house, Grosse Pointe den, family .oom, recrea. THINKING OF SELLING ing-wall wallbing-fences, Fully insured. 712.9555. TOWN and Country, wall tion room. lot 8OX150. 1m SMALL 2 bedroom borne, schools. Owner, after 5:30 Call BY OWNER. Top location. 4557 University, Detroit. basement waterproofing - washing and windows, car. p.m. 886.7900. Nort~ Renaud. 886-4340 . Woods, 1230 Hawthorne. 4 Good for retiree or starter furnace cleaning - lIir can. CARPET CLEANING pet cleaning, interior paint • Open Sunday 1-6. WALL WASHING bedroom English Tudor. home. $1,500 down. 881. ditioning servIce - viola. ing. 777.8896. GROSSE POINTE FARMS- GEORGE PLAMS tions corrected - carpenter FULLY INSURED J Formal dining room, hase. 2849. 254 McMillan. Lovely 3 BY OWNER-715 Washing. REALTOR mer.t recreation room and work. Ucensed contractor. YORKSIIIRE bedroom, 1~ bath Colonial. ton. 4 bedroomil, 1~ baths, WALL WASHING TU 6-4444 lavatory, 2 car garage. SPACIOUS GEORGIAN. 12 773-7010. Work myself. MAINTENANCE PAINTING & DECORATING Excellent condition through. new kitchen, formal dining $33,500. Assume 7% mort. rooms, 3Y.z baths. 4 fire. 885-0894 HOME MAINTENANCE l out. Perfect location. By room, new aluminum sid. A Family Business For gage. 886.7963. O~n Sun. FIX.IT NOW. A.l handy Free Estimates places, solid brick. Owner. owner. Appointment onl)'. ing. Large fenced Jot. 886 day 2-6. men. Painting, plumbing, ELMER T. LABADIE 882.2542. 4427. Over A Century $47,500. W25 Harvard. 886. electrleal and carpentry. 0846. Open Sunday 2-5. 211-PAINTING AND TUxedo 2.2064 Major aDd minor repairs. DECORATING FULLY renovated, 140 years A CHARMER Call for an estimate today. , LOVELY family home, 4 bed. 11K-WINDOW f. old Farm house on 5 acres, 884-5471, or 884.2150. INTERIOR and Exterior 1600 Htlmpton. Brick colo. rooms, 2~ baths, central WASHING 3,200 sq. ft. FuUy carpet. painting and paper bang. nial, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, air, 21' family room, pri. OLD HOMES and Estates HIGBIE MAXON ed. 6 bedrooms, 2~ baths, ing. Free estimates. 18 A.OK Window Cleaners. Ser- 1~ baths, family room, family room with. fire. vate patio 2 car garage, searched electronically for brick and barn wood rec years experience. 8M-0382. vice on storms and screens. 1st OFFERING-Windmill Pointe Drive fronting on place, dining room, living electrie eye. Prime Ioca. lost, hidden or buried vatu. room. New kitchen with Free estimates. Monthly the lake. Magnificent Colonial. Large marble room with fireplace, built. lion. Convenient to every. abies. Call J a c k at EXTERIOR painting. Work rates. 521.2459. refrigerator, stove, dish. ~hing. $57,900. 881-6995. Searches Unlimited. 881. guaranteed, free estimates. floored grand hall with circular staircase. Two Ins in kitchen, full base- washer. New carpeting I 3051. 779-3947. YORKSIDRE Window Clean- story balconled library with floor to ceiling ment, 25x50 ft. swimming throughout. Large yard. pool, with cabana alJd 1234 KENSINGTON, Grosse ing. Reasonable. Free est!. sbelves. Ample bedrooms and baths. 4 car 8t. $35,500 or best offer. 884- Pointe Park. By owner. INTERIOR.EXTERIOR l:18tes. Insured. 885.0894. df~' tached garage with apartment above. dressing rooms, 40xBO It. 0897. 20A-CARPET LAYIMG Barn, wHh 8 horse stalls. Brick English cot tag e. PAINTING 1st OFFERING-Oxford Road-Centrally Air Condi. Water and fence pasture. Large lot. 3 bedrooms, 1 ~ CARPET LAYING COMPLETE D ecora ting G.OLMIN tioned Colonial on 14{).foot lot with sprinkler sys. lQ minutes .northeast of NEW-NEW-NEW baths, formal dining room, NEW AND OLD service. Paper hanging and WINDOW CLEANING tem. 26.foot family room with fireplace. Recrea. Rochester. $8': ,500. Addi. modern kitchen, small den, Stairs Carpeted Shifted removing. Material, work. SERVICE 3 Bedroom Ranch, $44,000. tion room with fireplace and bar. 3 bedrooms, 2 tional acreage available. 2 car garage, poreh with Repairs of All Types manksbip guaranteed. For FREE ESTU:ATES; 4 BcALCOA BUILDING PROD. HUGHES BROTHERS SPECIALIZING ful family home. Open cation. owner leavinR I_ STABLES Storm Windows, Doors, DECORATORS IN Awnll:gs, Porch Enclosures Flagstone Walks and aUos to offers. town. Opcn Sunday 2.5. 5293 Yorkshire INC. UorKe8, hoarded, sold and Siding - Seamless Gutters Na~ural S~one Planters 882.9750 or 371.8128 hought. J.M. Seal Tab Rooting LICENSED BONDED Storms and Screen Repair 886-3400 SHOREWOOD I T.clCington. Michigan COMPLETE decoraUn,. Pa. TU 2-0717 Licenser, Insured, Bonded »erbanglng. Insured, 'lIaf' 20431 Mack Joe Milosic REALTY CO. 15030 Houston.Whltter anteed. Al Scbnelder, TV 1.313.359.7670 CEMENT W 0 R K - Smllll 83 ~ERCHEVtL AVENUE LA 7-15616 or LA 7.7230 1.056S. , jobs. reasonable. 6-7836. I * ,

• "'- • _ .. _ .. _ .. _ • ~ • __ .. _ .. __ ...... ~. _. w ~ • _.- __ •• Th~IY, June 7, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS. Plge Thirty-Three 21e~1MINT AND 11.o-ctMIHT AND 11S--CAaPENTER 21S-CAR'INTIR 21W-DlISSMAKING 21I-I...uIDSCA'IMG • League Trying To Catch Up .(JlICK WOIK HICK WORK • TAILORING GARDIN saViCE PATIOS CHRISTOPHE~. Modernization The NeJlbborhood C 111b Police, 1...; Pluterettes, f.5j CONST. co. ALTERATIONS - Custom GlrJa' SDIdIaH Jeape entered Bullets, 5-5; Fllmea, :Jo7; SEA WAllS Brick, block or cement. 3 gen. ModernlJaUon .• Alter.UoJll MORE VALUE for ,our dlusmakIII" experlenc:ecI. QUALITY it. final week 01 pl.y 1100' Spirit 20, 3-8, .Dd BalliffJ, J. eratiolll 01 experiellce. Addit.loal • Famil, Room. mone,. Ad4IUoDI, kitcheu, European trained. ... day, June •. A backlog 01 10. B1oek, Brick or Pre.cut Devolllhire. TV 2-11I2O. LANDSCAPING Concrete. New or repain. JOHN C. CARLISLE Kitchen IDd RecreaUon Areas dormers, balelDeata, .. th- games, due to unfavorable There will be an aH••tar Lawn Service and Garde'nm, Ii DO answer caU evema,s 779-68M 778-3338 Estlte Maintenance room, waU remoYall. N weather CODditiOllJ,make. It game Thunday, Jime I., at ALTERAnO S .Del r.palrl. We Have Ollenings for ftec!eI8ary for .&tie team. to 3 .p.m. at Elworthy Field, 822-1201 1152 lIal')'1&nd, G r 0 • • • Thuraday and Friday PORCHES, patios, new or reo t23 ..J:MES BARKE'~-15&7 BIDIGARE BROS. Pointe Park, VA 1.• 1. play every day lor a full between the top pIlyets from DeSENDER built. TUck pointing, brick I . INC. week. e.cb team. ImmedJateIy fol. PROFESSIONAL altentions Trimming, Planting and lowing the game, there will be replacement, caulking, joint KITCH EN OMce 712.5115 D28 . Seeding by CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION sea.ler with .High Tex. REMODELING Evenings, SuDdl)'. TV 1.... Anita. 8fM.5284. lU,hly Experienced Men StandiDgt as of Friday, refre&bmenta aDd the awam AU t)'pes of Cement and ChlD1ney repaU' and reo June I, find t:be CblmpiOllJ, presentatioa .t tile Tee n Brick Wort built. Basement waterproof- CARPENTER-AU ~ype. re- 21Y-SWIMMING Sodding Guaranteed 1(l.(); Go-Go Girls, 1-3; Park Center. Parenti ~re welcome. All type. 01 watel'p!'ooflnc ing aDd driveways. Carpen. We Install pair and remodelm,. Carl POOLS for Up to 5 Yean AU type. of ueavatiDg ter work:. 24 years experi Formica-Sink Tops Watson. LA 6-5501. THE CITY OF AU wol1l lUaranteed Design and Construction ence. AU work guaranteed. Cabinets-All Styles FAMILY rooms are my ape. A.M. SWIM POOL of AU Types of Patios LiceJUtd and Insured Donald McEachern, 526- Built-Ins-Installed cialty. 8&t.5471 or 1181-2750. 885.()812 5646. CO, Free Estimates CARPENTER - Cab i net JOHN C. CARLISLE DE SENDER 21p-WATEa'ROOFING No ObligatlODs mlker, 2S years experi- VINYL POOL COMPLETE ~J.ll)infe CONSTRUCTION No Delay. ence. Last seven yelll in tam SPECIALISTS BASEMENTS WATER. New and repairs - Brick, Bill Paige Gross. Pomte. Kitcben and LANDSCAPE Stone, Block, Chimneys. PROOFED - ReuODable 371.(K()3 bath remodeling. Free FREf: ~TDlATES 585-0297 SERVICE NOTICE OF LAST'DA Y FOR rates, workmlnship CUlt. _ estimates with plalUling Cement work aDd water. TraditiOI1 SInce 1920 proofmg. 25 years experi. Inteed. aal~ or 779.1225. and drawings. Won: my- 21 %-LANDSCAPIMG 6- FILING NOMINATING ence. If DO answer call CUSTOMCRAFT self. 773-1010, George. GAIDEN SERVICE 779-6864 '1'18-3338 PETITIONS FOR evenings. COODENS CODstruction Company 822.1201 WATERPROOF ING THOKAS PROFESSIONAL lawn serv . CITY OFFICES • REMODEL! NG? ? ice, hedge trimming, slld BUILDERS LANDSCAPING CO. Nominating petitions for the following City CODDENS ESTABUSHED 1&24 " REMODELERS LAWN AND GAftDEN planting. Call t1M-6l104 eve. Experienced car pen te rs . nings. offices must be filed with the City Clerk by CONSTRUCTION All types of waterproofing. • SERVICE ---- 4:00 P.M. on Tuesday, June 19, 19'U: ESTABLISHED 1924 7 yelr guarantee. Ref e r • Additions, Dormen Rough or finish wort. can 2 MEN, working our way Rec. Rooms, BathrooD1l • Driveways eJ1ces. LA 6.7836. after 5 p.m. 372-28Ot or 881-0292 through college, seek laDd• MAYOR KitChellS, New Homes ~68-5748 for low estimate •. leapmg work. Lawns. gar- THREE COUNCILMEN • Palio~ EASTERN TREE and stump • Porches dens, patios, sod, any gen. MUNICIPAL JUDGE J. W. KLEINER Custom Glrage.• and Door. remoftl. Insured. ZU'" eral maintenance. Clem, • Qlinmeys All types of blsement or alllwerinc aenice. ns. Petition forms are available at the offices of • Waterproofing HARRY SHrm 881.5347 • waterproofing • BUILDING CO. 0100. the City Clerk, 15115 East Jefferson Avenue, AU work guaranteed Free Estimltes and PlallDm, EltabUahed in Grosse Pointe Park. Michigan 48230. Phone LA 6-7836. Licensed InJured 'llRIIIIIING, nmonl, .prl1- SOBER ftlOUGBT • Grosse Pointe Area Since 1111 822-6200. FINANCING ARRANGED lnI, leeclln, and .tump Don't drink and drive - CEMENT WORK of allY TV 2-0717 ResldenUal allCl Commercial remonl. Free eltlmate •. .N. J. ORTISI kind. Bonded, licensed, in. aemodeUa, Complete tree aerrice. cal even one for the road may .ured. TU 2-9988, after 8 CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION • elTY CLERK Alterations aDd MamtenlDce .. 1e m J D I Tree Senlce. mean the end of the road for p.m. or 372-49311. AU Types 01 Waterprool1nc GPN 6-7-73 881-1024 New COIlStruclion TUse40 l.-so. you. GUlranteed HelSonable 885.3900 ... 7013 IJcensed aDd Inaure4 CAR PEN T E Jl Repairs. R. L. STREMERSCH 88lHl812 CEMENT CONTItACl'OR Major and minor. 88H471 l1T-PLUMlIMG AND UCENSED.BONDED CRAS. F. JEFFREY or 8M-2750. Hu.nNG 882.1800 PLUMBING repain. Major • Cement Work • Bast meat Waterproofing MODERNIZATION, 2 gener. and miDor. IIM.5tn or 8M- NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS • Waterproofing • Ullderpm footings lltiODl of experience, renew sink 2150 . • Bri~k Work • Cracked or eaved.1n waDs kitcbens, tops, stain. OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM',WAYNE . less steel sinksi dishwash. No job too small References FOa CLEAN and dependable ~1 886-8541 IJc:ensed Insured ers, cabinets, repairs or COUNTY, MICHIGAN, TO BE HELD JUNE 11, 1973 an kinds, I'luminum trim aervice, call ELMEBS . H. CHAUVIN 21Q-PLASTEi WORK. aDd siding covermgs and PLUMBING nil HEAT • etc. Equipped to serve you. ING, Plumblnl License TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: CEMENT CONTRACTOR SPEClALlZING in repau. CaU now. C. A. Patterson, #0&556, TUxe40 '-4882. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Election of The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne ALL TYPES OF tor 11 1ean. CriCks eUmi. Blldor. TV 8.1464. . CEMENT WORK LARltY'S CUSTOM County, Michigan, will be held in said School District on Monday, the 11th day of June, A.D. 1973. The Illted. Clean. JIm Black- PLUMBING AND BEATING polls of election will be open from 7:00 o'clock A.M. to 8:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Daylight Time, on • Walks • Drives. Porches weU. VA 1-7051. QUALITY WORK by earpell' • Patios • Waterproofing ter with over 20 ,ear. ex- ResldeDtial UId Commercial said June 11, 1973. • Pre.Cast Steps Repair, .Dd Remodel NEW Ind repair wOlk. Neat, pedence in Grolle Pomte. The 'places of election will be the duly designated voting places in each election precinct in the Schoo • TUck Pointing clean sen'ice. 20 years ..'t- . Lawn. SprlDller Senic • Xltdlena remodeled, blse- District and are as follows: • Chimney Repair perience. Free estimates. ments paneled, room ad41- Water Heatert-A. O. smith No job too small '159-1676. PermaaJau and llbeem . Uon.. etc:. Conacientious. PRECINCT NO. I - Vo.ing place al ROBERT TROMBLY SCHOOL. 820 Beaconsfield. Grosse Pointe Free estimates s.an Jobs acc:eptable. TV TU 1-7"-0 Licensed and Bonded 21 R-FURNITURE ...sa12. Pill'k. Mic:hi@an. Frecinct to include: North, middle of Jefferson Ave-n\le:~ East. rear lot Une of the PR 9-8427 REPAIR 11V-51LVlVLAnNG east side of Bishop Lane~ South, Lake St.. CLair: \\-"est. Detroit City Limit.-.- 779-8427 882.1473 L '" R HOME Improvement. 1 UPHOLSTERY by retired up. do the work myself and '~ Silver aDd Gold PlaUn. PRECINCT NO. Z • Voting place at GEORGE DEFER SCHOOL, 15425 Kerch.wal Avenue, Crone Pointe Park. Michigan. Pr-ec\nc:t to include: North. middl~ of Mack Avenu.ej East, real' lttt line of BRICK REPAIR - Porches, holsterer, good work, rea. save you money OR kitch. • O1Idizin, and Rlpairill. etc. Free estimates, work sonable. VA 1.4800. ens,bath additions, • Bra" Pollah1nI, the east side of Whittier Ayen~e; South. Middl-;-;;(J ef!erlon Avenue. West. Det'toit City Limits. rooms, (Includes both .ide. of Wayburn A~). -- guaranteed. 719.3941. dormers, attics, recreation Laequerinl 21S--CARPENTIR rooms, pord1es, steps, • Fireplace fixtures CHAS: E JEFFREY aluminum siding, gutters, reflnlshed ~CINCT NO. ] - Voting place at the LEWIS E. MAIRE SCHOOL, 740 C..cUeux Ro ..d; City of Gro.n HASON CONTRAcroR • AWcs • Porch EDe10sunS • Copper POllah1n, and Pointe. Mic.higall~ Precinct to include: North. middle of Mack Avenuei Ea.t, re-ar lot line of the ea.t roofing. Free vents with side of University Plac.e; South, Lake St. Clair; West. rear lot line of-th';""" west side ol Ken.sinaton LICENSED INSURED • AddiUODI • Kitchenl roofing jobs. Free esU. bufliq • Brick • Block • Stone • Commerclll buiJdincs RQad to ~{{erson Avenu~ and the re,a.r lot line of the east side of Bish.op Lane south of Jefferson Ave- mates. 52&-9310. LEEBERT nue'. • Cement Work JIM SUTTON • WaterprCKiiing CARPENTER WORK - Pan. SIi..VERSMITHS PRECINCT NO... - Voting place allh~ PERE GABRIEL RICHARD SCHOOL. 17b McklnlC!y. Ciro .. e • Tuck Pointing 1m Bryl Drive I'oinl~ Farm •• Mlchi,an. Precinct 10 inciud~: Norlh, mlddlC! or Mack Avenue: East, rear lot line ol TV 4-2942 TV 2-208 eling, partitions, shelves lWO CHARLEVOIX • Patios of aDY .tiDd (ldtchens, ceiliDgs, small 3 blodtl west of Chalmers tht .outh side 01 Mor ..n Ro ..d. South, Lake 51. Ciiir; WC!.t. rear lot line of the -;eat sidc! of IHvard • Chimney Repaired ALL HOME REPAIRS-Car. jobs, l!te.) TV 2-2795. VA.2-7'U Boulevard. -- -- • Pre-cast Steps pentry, roofs, gutters, chim- "PORCHES A SPECIALITY" neys, porches and plaster. PRECINCT NO. 5 - Voting plac" at the NEW KERBY SCHOOL. ~85 Kerby Road. Groue Pointe Farm •• 882.1800 ADytime ing. Licensed. 839-1993. Michigan. Precinct to include: North, boundary line between Grosse Poinle Farm. and Graue Pointe Shore. -Grone PoinlC! Woods rrom-l.ake St. Clair 10 the rC!ar lot line of the C!ast .ide of ChaJ(onte Avenue. th~nce southerly to the middle of Moros. Road. thence wesCC!rly lIDthC! middle ol Mack Ave- Nona OF AoenoM SALE nue; East. Lake St. Clair: Scuth. rC!ar lot IiTlC!of thC! .outh sidC! of M"r .. n Road; WC!.t. middle of Msck CITY OF AvenUr"'irom M"ran Road t;)iije middle of M<>ros. Road. -- to be conducted by PRECINCT NO. Eo - Vctina place at the DEXTER M. FERRY SCHOOL, 748 Roslyn Ro ..d, Graue Pointe .Woods, Michiean, PrC!cinct 10 include: North. Wayne-Macomb County Une; East. l..ake St. ~ ')Poinit J,.,.. THE DEPARTMENT OF Clo.ir; ~ .oulherly rear lot line of Vernlei"li'Oad fr"m Marter to Fairway Laneaiid by a line which would extend from the rear lot IinC! of Fairway Lane a 1011a the rear lot line Dr th" Vernl"r Circle MICHIGAN and Maple L..ne subdivision. to Ihe lint wbicb separates Ciro •• C!PointC! Wood. from eto .. e Pointe PUBLIC SAFETY Shor".; thC!nce extendIng north to Ibe south rear lot line or Vernier Road. thence e ...t~ndina east to Lake Shore. excepl th ..t all of Ihe erea. included on Fairway Lane sball ~ in the Ferry district: WC!at. NOTICE of the the middle or Marter Road from Vernier Road to the rear lot line of the south "ide of Roilyn ii'Oi'CI. thence we.terly 10 the middle of Goethe. thencC! northerly to thc! Wayne-Macomb County Line. of Last Day for Filing CITY OF PRECINCT NO.7- Votl"e. place at the STEVENS T. MASON SCHOOL. 1840 Verni~r Ro.d. Grone Nominating Petitions Pointe Woods. Michigan. Precinct to include: North. Wayne County-Macomb County Line; Ea'I, middlc! of Goeth~ .outh~rly to rear lot line or the .outh side of Rollyn Road. thence easterly tOti\e For City Offices middle of Marter Road; the-nce southerly to the Tea" lot line' soutb :I~dc of Vernier Road, thence e-a.t- fimte 'omit lBoobs erly 10 tho rear 101 line west side of Fairway L ..ne. thence southerly to th~ rear lot Iin~ of the .outh Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the MICHIGAN side of Lochmoor Boul"vard; South. rear lo~ line of tbe south sldC! of Lochmoor Boulevard' West City Charter and to 1948 MCL,Sections 168.224 Gros!le Pointl' Wood.s ~H.rpt"r W'OOd5 Line. . , --' and 168.644F, Tuesday, June 19, 1973 is the OF last day for filing Nominating Petitions for the PRECINCT NO, 8 - Voting place at the JOHN MONTEITH SCHOOL. 1Z7S Cook Road. Gros.e Pointe Automobiles, bicycles, and other Wood •• Michigan. Precinct to include: North. r ~ar lot line of the south side or Lochmoor Boulev ....d. following City Offices: unclaimed, lost and found, ~. middle or M..ck AvC!nue•• 0uthC!rly to rear 101 line south side of Oxford Drive, thence easterlY' confiscated and surplus articles 10 middle of Milk River. thence southerly 10 Cook Ro ..d. Ihence continuing .oulherly along r~ ..l' 101 FOUR (4) COUNel LMEN line of th. e.st side of ChaHonte 10 middle of M"rc>ts Road, Soulh, middle of Moross Road eXlendina and west~ rly from east .ide of a.allont" 10 middle or Mack Avenue. West. boundary between Gros.e Poinle ONE (1) MUNICIPAL JUDGE A Public Auction will be held at 10:00 A.M. and Harper Woods No.2 School District from the D.troit City limIT. to the re"r lot line of Ih" south o'clock Eastern Daylight Savings Time, on Sat- side of Kenmore Ddve, thence easterly to the middle of Hel~n Avenue. thenCe!" northerly to the rea.r Petitions will be received by the City Clerk ~rday, July 21, 1973 at the Department of Pub- lot line of the south side of l.ochmooT Boulevard. until 4:00 o'clock p.m., on Tuesday, June 19, he Works Grounds, 1200 Parkway Drive, in 1973. PRECINCT NO, 9 • Voting place at the CHARLES A. POUPARD SCHOOL ZOEoS5 L.nnon. City of ~rOsse Pointe Woods, Michigan, Harper Woods, Michigan. Pr«inct 10 includ,,: Norlh. Wayne County-Macomb County lin .. ; Ea.t. ANDREW BREMER. JR. m accordance with the provisions of City Ordi- Ii.rp. r Wood. -Grosse POinte Woods hne from County line to the .outh .id~ of L ochmoor 8ouleVi'i=d; nance No. 159, as amended, and A,~t No. 300 Ih~nce south .Ionli the m,ddl. of Helen AvenuC! to re"r 101 line of Kenmor" Drive; South. th~ rear lot CITY CLERK line of th. south sid .. of Kenmor. Driv.; W.sI, th. middle of 8eacon.neld Drivetothe m,ddle of of the Public Acts of the State of Michigan V~rni~r Road, thence westerly to the County Line. Published: Grosse Pointe News, for 1949, as amended, for the disposition of ~sue of June 7 and June 14, 1973. the foJ/owing unclalmed and abandoned auto. PRECINCT NO. 10. Voting p1&c. at '.he JOHN R. BARNES SCHOOL. Z0090 Morningside Drive. mobiles, as wen as other lost and found, con. wossr Poi.nte Woods, M~chila.n. Precinct. to include: North, a hne extendinglrom the rltllr 10t1l nt fiscated and surplus articles: of Fairway Lane a long the fine ~xtendinl alonl the re~hne of the art.:.. included in the VeT"nier C,rd. and M.pl" Lane subdivision 'rom Fairway Lane to the line which .epar&les Gro.se Pointe CITY OF 1. 1960 Plymoulh 4-door, white Ser. 1302212181 Weods from GrossC! Poy.te Sh.,r ••• th enc" extendina north to Ihe north re.r lot Iin~ of Wilh.on. th~nce ~xt.nding east to Lake Shore; East. Lake St. Cl"ir: Soulh. by Ihe line which .ep.r.t~s Grosse Poinl .. 2. 1963 Ford 2.door, maroon 3W63F108851 Farms rrom Crosse Pointe Wo()'(iS and Crosse Pointe""ShOre5 from ChaHont~ ~oth.e Lake ShOft'; WlPst, GROSSE POINTE 3. 1960 Ford Mercury Comet, 4.

Pigi Thirty.Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS' Thursday, Jun. 7, 1973 , * * * * Feature Page * * * * fJ~nte ,I Pointers of Interest Shortandto IFrom "Another Pointe of View I . t The Pointe (Contmaed from Pa,e 17) COUnter P01n S I, 0touDlYrnaWmaYenYtOu.,e.an get a court Is it you Ire jn the (CODtmueclfrom Pa,e 22) By Pat Rousseau WILLIAM R. D, MARTIN, • • • Hurrah! .•. For the Red, White and Blue sport of Vendome court. was ap. Jumping on the Auction Bandwigon coordinates at Walton.Pierce. Take the red, white pOinted Director of Develop. A mother-daughter p'air in Grosse Pointe have and blue basket weave silk.like top and wide pants. ment for Wayne State Unl. headed two major chanty auctions within a one. Wear it alone or top it with a white double breast. verrlty. He wu the director month period! . of the University's Mana,e. f Wh'tt' tel bluer from Givenchy Sport. Also from Given- ment Center of the Institute Last week. Mrs. David Summers, ° 1 . ler chy'. cuual collection are red, white or navy pants of Labor and Industrial Re. road, presented a $30.000 check to Gross~ POinte 2nd topa to mix and match. There's a good looking lations and mutant pro- Academy, profits reaped from the 1973 Acbon Auc. nl.vy and white polka dot over-shirt with red pip. fellor In the SChool of Bual. tion held Monday night, May 14, at the Roostertail. in,. Of courae, there are lots of pantsuits ..• our ness Admlnlirlratlon. Mr. Now the NEWS receives word that Mrs. Sum. favorites include a real patchwork cotton and a Martin Will born In St. mer's mother, Mrs. Emmet E. Tracy, Sr., of Pro. flowered cotton voile top edged with stem green Thomas. Ontario, Canada, veneal road, Is currently very busy with another ff:&ain ~nsembled with twin print woven cotton ...~ ...J fHar~~re;;~e:8~r B~iv~~:ft~~ :~is:~..:e:¥:nt:dbJ:f:~gd ::'::!;etu,zJl8in at~;. ~ ,.. amUton, Ontario, and an i Find Securitu •. ~ at ;he ;efferson Apartments. ',. iii'; :"',>~ ~~ity:ig~~~c:~~~~~rU~: ~:~u:::~~~:~::~~~r~:=e~ :~l a:~I~:ewUi'ab:: A. 1101£know, security i$ an increasingly precious .\\..... celvin. the latter de,ree. he promptly, commodit1l. Owners of luxury condominium homes ... was auistant to the dlvi. The auetion will benefit Northwood JnstJtute in the Jeffer,on Apartments have the comfort of slonal director of the Indus. In Midland, Mich., a completely private eoUege not ~~~":t a~~et;,~te;:t~~S,b~he~~?~~~es:;sth~~i' t~~~e~~~;ti~~ gh~t:~O,a\9~~ ~:~~~a~ :;{J;U~l~~r~tt c~u::~~:~::~~~h~~~ J_~:.j~ l l t' d t Th . 1 d 1959, and director of the In. , tb d I ~t te nKHwufUZ e ec rome guar sys ems. ese me u e Photo by Brendon Reu dustrlal Relations Center at tlonal Women s Board of Nor woo nil" u , on apartment entry alert system providing positive EVIE EXLEY, Oil RIVARD BOULEVARD, the Detroit Institute of Tech. Last year, the auction netted $70,000 for .the Itcurit1l when the apartment is occupied and when AND MICHAEL FARLEY, OF VENDOME ROAD nology, 1959-00. From 1964 to school. In keeping with tradition, the auction ac- owner, are absent. Special TV cameras on closed I k joo til th d I 1966 Mr. Martin was director tivity will begin with a reception and write.in auc. -J- ,Jt t..l- ...J"n watch pub I;" areas around the By Kathy Duff c oc un e raw ng f Ed ti I R h d' I . t' t th h t I.-U _ "' "'VN...... P ts d 'Id t' it I t th f t at 9 pm Saturday niosht 0 uca ona esearc an bon ear y in the evenmg as gues S Inspec e os clcick. An entry. communications system engineered aren an 0 • Imers en amen e ac ' . . ~'s' Witd' I Th . that the circus no longer "comes° to town." June 9. as the pall' Dave to ervlces, mg, nc. of items donated by Northwood friends. e wnte. by Michigan Bell Telephone Company controls ad- They have a habit of remembering the antici- make ~uest appeara.oces at • • • in auction will be followed by the dinner and live mittance to the lobby. Further elements of security . . 1 •• • everything from U-LS Board AIRMAN DAVID A. ROSS, auction. are tM uniformed doorman attendant who is o.n patlon.flLed days Immedlalely before .the CIrcus, of TrU8t~s me e tI. n g s to son of MRS. LENORE A, dut1l around the clock and resident caretakers. Visit when they would scurry a~out town trymg to earn I Alumni Board meetings. Evie ROSS, of Kercheval avenue, Thr auction ladiees have a predilection for the model apartment open 12 to 5 daily except a half.dollar or ,be extra nice ~o.Motfhoerr'tahlelfSol.rghthtse,aDd Michael bave also be. was assigned to Sheppard moving the event into a colorful new locale each Wednesdays. See the generous room sizes, high same result. They recall w~ltIng come celebrmes around the Air Force Base, Texas, after year. Two years a~o, 1971, the event was held at ceilings and learn about the super sound-proofing. ~ounds and smells of the c•.rcus, the excitement school as they are spOnsoring completing his basic train. Olympia, with the Red Wings making guest appear. Enter on Sf. Cloir or Neff Roads ... 17111 East ~~~~~at;~o~~ the strange ammals and the exotic ~~:~ gr::~~evef~~cr~~ve ~~ ~!c;h:~af~~a:;~~n~n\~r~~ ~:~:Sdro~~s~?i~aie:~eth~o~~~t~;a~~l~~~~~~ :~: Jt!I'!1'son. Model.phone 886-5759. Michigan Condo. Pare;ts often tell their being waiters and w~ilresses give periodic pep ,talks to Sheppard for specialized debut for the Somerset Inn's first major event. mlnlum Corporahon 886-4880. children that they have which is. for some, a once. the classes. training in aircraft main. The Detroit Chapter has given greatly of its • • * . nothing to look forward Ll-S.liletime experience. It's For the elementar ... grades, tenance. ••• time to produee funds for scl1olanhips, ooUege fur. 8eo&amall Ice Moen 1rill provJde sparkling dear Ice to today that "TV has worth the price of a ham. an Ice cream party has been oJ bin lib t rials" th it cuIIet (up to tlO cubel a day). It bas a capacity to slore' bur,ger to hear a bank vice. promised to each class with. Receiving an Associate In S gs, rary ma e ana many 0 er ems I'll i::abeI. WIth it there'l DO more lack of Ice at parties, t~ken the novelty and ex- president gin g e r 1y ask, in a grade level which sells Arts degree from Pine Manor neeessary for the suecessful operation of a school, e... .,. abet or Cray, to renD. TIle Scotsman is available cltement out of every. "How's your hambur,ger?" the most tickets. In the mid. Junior Collel{e recently was Pointe women Involved In tbe Aetjon ineJude Mrs. at JlutltlIler K1tdJens, ZOZZ7 MacltAvenue .•• TV 4-3700. thing," The most requested item dle school, which is on the E LEA NOR KATHERINE Russell E •. Bauer, of Lake Shore roadi Mrs. Fred. • • • However, when com. on the menu is the "U.LS ~jarc1iH road campus, a McFEELEY, daughter of erick K. Cody, of Stratford place; Mrs. Edward C. Sandal Dresses ... Michelle Ca,115 the new, short, ments like these are said, Special" which is a ham- bicycle will be given to the MR. and MRS. CHARLES A. Roney, of Stephens road; and Mrs .• J. Addison Bar- casual, wash an d wear cottons which come in gay the parents HAVE to be burger with roquefort cheese.h boy andk girl who sell the McFEELEY,d of Lake Shore tush, of Lake Shore road. . forgettl'ng one SUPER Of course, the burger as most tic ets. roa . ------.-- _ prints and range from $18 to $30 .. , 17864 Mack . A 'S b EVENT which happens never tasted as good as m Looks lJke Sure Bet • • • Chrysler Corporation. Her Webber place, who majored venue. Sh e says, ' he's sorry the outique ran J h U. th days when it was caUed CHRISTINE BUR C Z Y K" mother, MRS; MAJRTIN GIL- out of those popular prom dresses." every une, t e niver- a ".Riddlebu~,ger," af'er the One sixth grade girl has d ht f MR d MRS in economics. He was grad. • • • 51't y-L.Igge tt Carmva. I. Thl' s th'-.n headmaster.'. of the won .....we contest th~ pas t Zlew au~A TEer 0 B • anZY f. MORE, and her s i s te r, uated cum 1"81l"e. th C . I '11 b ~ d . bet Inr W. L R C. URC K. 0 CHRISSY, are arriving for • • • 'ftJJaJWJ, ••• about somethJng new for the hath. year e armva WI e school, Hugh C. Riddleburg. ye~rs an ,IS '8. sure It' ~v Littlestone road, gave a solo the event from Livorno, It!\ly, MRS. RUTH GLANCY, of sun S ...... I e& Ed MaUnewlkl show you their totally machine held on Friday and Satur- er, this yeah!'t Phnze'th s ~u. recital performance FridJY. where Hila spent most of her Cloverly -ad, MRS. DIANE da,Y, June and roared taw en e prIZe h W ad ~v waslaa'ble eUltom made bathroom rullS. Made to order, 8 9. Students Take Over ed th ti k t June 1 at t e 0 s Pres. early years. SCHO"...."""". of Devonshire It's mu-.'- more than a wac announe as e c e >:UUUi HId III me to the 1ach, and ODe hundred colors to choose W Although much of the Car. books fir t di tr'b t d byterian Church. Her pro- • • • road, and OURS. LOUISE .. A 5 1 schoo' fal'r', 1.t'Sa ha'ppening h were s s ~ u e , I ded th DO t"Ill ••• !1US Mac.. velUle ... "6. 5 0.' nival is tradition eal: year, h t h d told h gram inc u Bee oven. Tennis p 1aye r, .DENNY SIMONE, of Stephens road, ., • • • for the entire community. It there is one significant s eth.wenwh°tmehan .er Chopin, Copland. Poulenc, CALAS, of HulltiDgton road, are three members of the marks the end of a tense t mo er a s e was gomg " t Ia TO-. F _, 0 Y dI M k change this year. In pas . th. Dohnanyl, and Uszt. She be. is one of 16 athletes at West. Board of TrUstea ol th' e .11I ...... 01' &' r • ay ... new ar ey us final exam period for the Y4Urs, an alumni couple has to wm IS year. ler lie. eolo-- and Yardley Musk 50ap. You're sure to h hIt d d ~ And 't I •._ though she !lan plano lessons at the age em Michigan University who Music Hall Center for the tIac1 ilia f .. orIte--- grooming ald. allC1an auortment of gUts hig sch 00 5f'U ents b an' handled the Scholarship right1 00 .... has ba I ady 0f elg. ht WI'th her mother. earne d a str aight A agerage P_-zo=.orm ing Arts wh 0 were at Ute Motn Dame Ph.rmacy. marks t e uno ~Ial e~m. Ticket sales which nets over w~~ 71 ~:.~ e sa re Ruth Burciyk. In addition during the winter seftlester. instrument8'1 in the Center's , • • • ning of summer. ter eat ng $20,000 for the Scholarship so to teachln~ a class of l)rivate • • • fOMlation. hot dogs and cotton candy Fund. ThIs year. however, A,gUt certificate will be piano students, Christine at. Pointer CHARLES L. VER- • . I~ Those Folks At Mr. Q Say ... tur. for two nights, and looking two U.LS students have been given to the upper scl100l tended Macomb County Com. HEYDEN was recently hon- 6 :tr - quoiJe water, mandolins and charm upside down over a green asked to accept the respon- stud ent who seUs the most munity College where she ored wit h a doctorate of :-==- -~; ~3e ,~, await you. Start packing for sunny Grosse Pointe from the top sibility. tic ets.k . studied with Mr. Daniel 01- human.'ties degree from Siena fi i Italy. Drop by 19517 Mack Avenue, of a lhkrill ride , att 'tle~sstna When Evie Exley, a senior haEveVleaparndam_.!'ionlcahlafe.1lal'raJ~osson. This past month she Heights College in Adrian. ,.'. - those folks will help you plan your Person nows lhall a girl, W'.S caUed down 4.Athe ....., • ~ V h de 86 ba had a mU"1 " .. IoU th b performed In the Honors Re. cur. er ey n, , . s a trip . . . 886.Q500. longer winter. headmaster's office in early ey can e seen plugging cita1 at Macomb and also lifelong career as a funeral : _. - UDd ---=::= " During the first decade of spring, she had no idea what PiParoV(GthrossePo1intep in thedepresented a group of piano director. '8nd Is presently con. .- = . . the Carnival, (it's now in its she had done-rl'ght or wrong, ' e eop e-Pow:lr Id ed f the mast "'ft A' Beauty Bonus ... for teenagers when they 23rd year). eli, men tar y Once Inside Headmaster Ray Vehic1e, for th06e not in.the. solos as guest of the Matinee tins erul..&.edone i 0 h' field wo°He vet a hlJi, cut at the EdW

Coloseum, 20335 Mack Avenue. It's be- ~ I find thoughtful little things for dad ... 17 jewel SIster, Kitty, who is 13 and Cadet BRAD AYRES PUR. ing used as an aid to permanent waving Pedre Calendar watches; colorful polka dot silk tie,~ ~o's:ud~nt d at the Grosse CELL, son of MR. and MRS. rFRESH -cuf-- 1 and coloring because It leaves your hair at $9,50; "Smile" golf balls at $1.30 each; and per. ~~h~r ~:ni~InY. f 'i JOHNC. PURCELL, of Lake. S 291 and scalp in such good condition, There . ,fect f.or Dad's den is ~he small wooden shadow ~ox clUde skiing ~it~c ..~~~: ~ pointe avenue, recently was are many other advantages to this new : to brmg back memorres of golf, poker or bowlmg, cousins" (actually 10 to 15 graduated by Castle Heights, IDAISIES G. : product. too. Ask about it at your next ,.$5.00. cous,Ins) In the Har.bor a private school In Lebanon, i t t 881 7252 Tennessee. He was a Ser. I Whil. 'hey las' I appo n men '.' .. • . • • * • Spfl~gt area in the winter. geant, a member of the ------_1 , . Father's Day Remembrance ... Muld be a lamp for Michael, who is also active champlonllhir'l Drill Team and ALL POTTED ROSE BUSHES Home Health Care Products ... are mcreaswg- his den or desk from a new shl!lment at WRIGHT'S GIFT I on the U.L.e: newspaper the a member of ttle Heights ly important for all of us today. Facing rising IIOSpi. AND LAIUP SIIOP. Pick just the right greeting card for "Pel'iscope." has an~th~r "Y." IS~oH tal costs and convelescent homes fil. ~dad at Wrights ... 18650 Mack Avenue. . ~e~r ~t the scho:ol. J:l0wever, • • • led to capacity more and more of us * • • vie IS .gladuatlng In a few RITA GiLMORE, niece of face caring for' patients at home. We: It's 20~;. Off .. on summer shorts and slacks s~~~~~~will,be attending MR. aoo MRS. G.NORMAN can service all your needs, prcscrip-, at Gcrri's Boutique, 20311 Mack Avenue at Loch. ton Mass e~:x;n Northamp. GILMORE, of East DaUan. Allemon Floris tio~, medic.ations, w~lkers" 1Vhe~I'I'moor in Kimberly Corner. Bu.t for 'n~w, it~:~~iSchol, tyne court. graduates soon from Oakland Ulversity with ~ . chlJtrs, hospItal dressmgs, mcontm- • • arshlp Ticleet safes for Evie * a Bachelor of Arts in French. ence pads, catheters. We have them i Values galore ... on ~urrent stock reduced [or and Michael. For the rest of • Rita is also fluent in Halian, on E.Warren all, We will charge and deliver. Let us lour renovation. Hurry whIle they l?st at Mr. Juhan the camm.unity, it will be and Is starting immediately help you. It's a difficult job. , . A. J. Meyer, Inc.) Fashion Botique, 15114 K"erchevalm the Park. 822. caJn~val tIme come Friday as a bl.lIngual stcretary in 17931East Warr.n Tu4-6120 16361 Mack Avenue. 12818, an aturday, June Band 9. the International Division of ,. ~ 4 J , J ! , , ,. ,.. .,.,. • .,. .. ., .' •• < •• I ;., ,. ..r--..A"~.'''-:': -&:,' , .,. - .".... '...... • .. ."r' .... 01 •• • " " • .>