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VOL. 29 - No. 32 Entue4 as Second Cia.. Matter at fS.OOPer Year the "lilt Offtce at Oetl'olt. M.lchl'lD GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, Thursday, August 8, 1968 tOe Per COpy 44 Pages-Two Sections-Section One

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~:O~S:m::i:~eb~~: O"'l September 12 I One ~abledl but Second, ~------,., I , I 8annlng Use of Motor- Thursday, August 1 ized Model Planes, AI>' TWO STEEL INDUSTRY Educational Jmprov~~ents-i=or All Levels ~f I proved by Council giants announced price increases Instruction Contingent Upon Passage

Wednesday less than 24 hours of Millage Proposals at Election !I By Pepper Whitelaw after the ~nited SteelworkeJ's . . .. Youngsters really took a Union won a new biUioll-do!tar I d d th t b d t t f th labor contract. The nation's sec- . nClu.e In e wo-year u ge proJc~ Ion 0 e I whomping Monday night at Grosse Pomte Public School System, contmgent upon ._ Steel,ond largestannouncedproducer,an increaseBethlehemof passage of the September 12 operational millage proposi-I theF .WoOds Counell m.eetIng. almost five percent acro~s the tion, are provisions for a number of educational im- aCing the Council were board_ U.S. Steel Corp., the big- provements for all levels of instruction_ two ordinances aimed di- gest steelmaker !lnd usually the ' "Our tentative list is, in our~ reetly at youngsters' hob- pacesetter for, industry prices, opinion. minimal for a growing 1 S I G d . posted increases for several of school system." Dr. Theos 1. Au. 'I to en 00 S bles. its tin mill products, although de r son, Superintendent of ' The first referred to the use some items wera reduced. A Schools, said_ "We earnestly IF' d. C of unlicensed mini.bikes, go- U.S. Steel spokesman said "This hope that the public will permit I onn In ar carts, scooters and the like OIi is a price increase. No question us to keep abreast of the times I public or private property other about it" There was immediate by making changes in the cur. II Of Speeders than streets a!!d roadways. The comment from Washington, riculum and program." proposed orG.nance would pro- President Johnson indignantly I Bioh on the list is additional I -- hihit the use of these unlicensed stating the increases must not pro\'~ion for pre.school and pri. Police Chase Pair After vehicles ~thin the City of be allowed, as they would have mary education for children • S .. f Grosse Pornte ~oods ~n~ ~hey a drastic effect on the nation's with predictable learning uiIfi. Beco.m In 9 L!SPICIOUS 0 would ~e consldered In)urIOUS economy. Despite this, the culties. Creation of a develop. I TheIr Car Parked On to pnbllc safety. smaller companies were follow. Inental kindergarten roo m to Mack Avenue Failure to comply with the ing today with their announce- serve the north end of the dis- ordinance would mean a fine not ments of price increases. tricl will be considered_ The ad- . City Police 0 f fie e l' s to exceed $500 or imprisonment • • • I dition of a teacher at each ele- Edward Miller and Jerome in the city or county jail for a Friday, August Z mentary school to work with P t t- t I period of 90 days or both, at the DETROIT DAILIES are ex. II children with learnin~ disabili. e z were on rou me pa. 1'0, discretion of the court. h d ties and to provide direct as. traveling east on Mack at Council members felt the ordi- pected to be bdaSckoDdt e sftan ~, Plclure by W.lter X. Brennan sistancl' in this field to the University on T u e s day, nance es written needed more b)' }'riday an atur ay 0 nex When w. e published a picture of the On-The.Hill School in tne upper right background. The busy J I 30 t 428 h ~ week now that the Detroit Free b' d' t . t f k classnom teacher is also a pos- U y ,a : a.m., w en clarification so tbe matter was Press and the DetroitNews have us mess IS rJC a ew wee s ago, we promised a view Kercheval avenue section between Neff aJld Cadieux, sibility. they noticed a '65 OIds- tabled and referred to the Com. reached an agreement with the of the City's shopping area_ Here it is. That's Maire and all the parking lots are plainly seen, Additional Teachers mobile par ked without mittee Of.the.Whole w hi,: h Mailers Union. This would put ----;---.-~---- .... -- - .. ----- .------...- .. ------Additional teachers of s!lecial lights in front of 18136 would report back 'to Council ~~.~::.o~ ~;ik~e~~~~.b~::~~~ Liggett Says ',..Citizens for Education Woma,'J Dlees ~~:j:f:~ ~O~n~le:~~~~~~eJ~h~~~~ Mack_ before further action is take!!. 1 .. tatlvely, t't has beell estl'mated As the police car approached, Model PlaDeI Banned Detroit wit h 0 u t major loca the Olds left the curb, and the newspaper c.ov,.~.er.a*ge_ ,Resid.entsMay;Endorse School Proposals In Crash OIl. that eight staff members are driver turned on the lights. Of- However, another ordinance .9 I needed to improve the progra~. ficers drove along side of the which would .prohibit the .opera. PRESIDENT JOHNSON has .G d. On S mhe 12 B II 0 La I Improved programs of tn- car and determined that the oc- tion of motorIZed model aircraft .TOUR service training are projected cup ants were a whltemale'and Witbinthe city of Gr"sse Pointe L'" summoned congressional leaders Use S .epte r a ot wn wn I of bOth parties to the White ______for the two.year period. In- a Negro male. Petz and Miller Woods was passed_ Residents I House to discuss the c r i s i s M b f G H R f S I cluded would be workshops COD- attempted to stop the vehicle to near Parcells Junior High bror,gbt about by the increase A 9 r e erne" t between em ers 0 roup ear eport 0 pecia Daughter Loses Control of ducted locally. question occupants as to why School have complained bitterly in steel prices. Informed sources School, City and Home. Committee at Meeting Held in Pierce Car and Rams Tree For some time the schools they were loitering near stores. of the noise and the safety said that the President wished owners Formalized Junior High School on August I While Delivering have been considering the im. The car took off at a higb rate hazard of these craft, wbich are to "brief" leaders on the sleel plementation of advanced data of speed, ignoring the officers flown primarily in school play. situation but they knew of no after Long Con. . At a meeting held Thursday night, August I, the Mofher Home processing procedures. The mod. signal and the flashing blue grounds by model plane enthusi. specific action Mr. J 0 h n son troversy II membership of Grosse Pointe Citizens Education un~ est beginnings already made lights. asts. A petition signed by 162 would ask Congress to take in . _-_ animously voted to support the two millage proposals One woman was killed will be bolstered by the acqui. The driver then disregarded a residents was presented to the order to try to bring about a Once again the matter of to be ,vote? on Sept~mbe~ 12. A~ th~ meeting, which was and another seriously in- sition of improved equipment red traffic light at Mack and Council. steel price rollback. . . ,held m PIerce JUnIor HIgh audItorIUm, members heal.'d jured at 12:19 a.m., Sun- ,,:nd the employment of addi. Calvin. Petz and Miller, in pur. The ordinance declares that • • • the use of LIg~et Schoo, the report of a special millage committee which had A honal ?~rsonnel. suit, radioed to all departments the operation of internal com- Saturday, August 3 grounds by De)ghborhood been investigatin2 the matter. day, ugust 4, when the Ad~llIonal st;tIf has been advising them of the chase. bustion model airplane engiMs ~ vehicle in which they were tentati~ely budgeted for the Force Car to Curb within the Woods is a public PRESIDENT JOHNSON, in children appeared on the Co-chairmen of the committee e------riding hit a tree in Stanhope school~. cen~al Department of Woods police officers James nuisance and the use of such is a major confrontation with the Woods Council agenda, this were Arthur Sherman, Jr. of posed millage increase was avenue in the Woods_ !nstruchon, m an a~teln.pt to Weyhing and DOOllld Schmaltz, prohibited. Persons violating steel industry. has authorized time in the form of a letter Hawthorne road, Dr. Frank necessary and appropriate to Improve overall coordmatlOn of . d d Killed was CarmeUa Ciaccia, (Continued on Page 2) the ordmance coul be face a boycott of firms who boost written by John R. Jen- Parcells of Buckingham road provide the funds to meet these 81, 2120 Stanbope. She died at programs. with a line not exceeding $500 their costs, in an effort to try nings president of the and James Mast of Cloverly budgets_ One subcommittee, st. John Hospital at 1:15 a.m. Based on S~rVey V dIE I or imprisonment in the city or to force a rollback of increased Shor~s Woods Homeowners road. Under their dire~tion, compose~ of ~PA:s, re.po~ed She was riding in a car driven Dr. Anderson saId that the an a mp oys county jail for a period not to steel prices. He told the De- Association four separate subcommIttees that, while their mvestigation by her daughter, Flora Ben- proposals were based on the .re- S p. C exceed 90 days, or both fine fense Department to avoid . considered various aspects of was not of the same depth as venuti, 23901 Mackay, Romeo, cent ~'eport of the system,wlde pra y alnt an and imprisonment at the court's buying s tee I products from Mr. Jennings also verbally ex- budgeting procedures bas i c a normal audit. the school ad. Mich. The pair had been visiting Professional Study Committee's discretion ' firms who put in major price pressed his impatience a.t the educati, ., A can of spray paint was qmre wo persons 0 y em, rally/performance at Cobo Hall terms specified in late February a~. his ..~ I IUd e In orma ~on hand, increases have b.een Mrs. Benvenuti both lying in the the on.gomg. curn~ulum de. foulld by the back fence in the one of whom is always there featuring Frank Sinatra. agreement_ 1\\ IC WI . ea. to grea er aliocated for staff salary raises front seat of the '66 Chevrolet. velopment proJect, With another rear of the shed. to clear the area of little chil- ...... I voter understandmg of all facts and for additional teachers to Mrs. Ciaccia was unconscious $50,000 a Iready budgeted for The initials "WW" were spray. dren. Mr. Rockwell stated .that his' underlJ mg proposed school bud- be utilizeu in the. three middle and Mrs. Benvenuti was suffer. 19~9-70.. ed on the wooden fence and Unfortunately the C,lUncil was Monday, August 5 letter formalizing the agreement get and the recommended mil- school" and t\VO "l'!!h schools. These prOjects too would he b ck all of the sl cd ~ 'J .. ing from multiple lacerations. .'. '.' ." a WI. faced with a problem of com- A REPUBLICAN P LAT. between Ligg~tt School, the age it:A~case. (Continued on Page 2} They were rushed to St John curtaIlcd If the mIllage falls, Farms pol ice photographcd plaining resident.;, 162 strong, FORM has been decided on Woods Council and Shores The millage committee con. Hospital where Mr ..,. Ciaccia he ~ald. . the damage and took samplcs and the eager faces of model and wlll be ready for prel!'lmta- Woods Homeowners Association cluded that. the proposed bud- (~Ol.llBox Thieves died an hour later. Mrs Ben. Tl,) recc.nlly.completed, fIrst lof foolprinlsm. t}!e shed but airplane flyers. Their dilemma tion tomorrow night before the was in the mail, and said that Igets for school operations over venuti was suffering from lacer- phase eonslsls of a faclual de. I they are pesslml~l1c aboul the . Republican National Conven- Liggett w~s more than happy to the next 2 years were fair and Tossed For L088 ations on the face, back of the ~cription of the school s,vstem's i chances of catching up with the I was genmne. tion in Miami, but the stand be of servIce to t~=.=~_m_m~~t! ..~~easonable and that the pro: head and on her legs. She was (Contir,ued on Page 2) I arlisan. Par!'nts lIave Questions 011 the Vietnam War may still given four blood tranfusions. --_.- ..... One of the fathers in the audio provoke more controversy. The Thieves made a mightly un. ht t- th t work of thE'. convention. with . Is T lZ P ze Can't Question Her N H · 1 S~III 0 ssue eneI' "roug.... up a ques lon a !lrofitahle call on the Pointer I h Id t h t t d 1- hU H Teella ge G'IrII e 0 lee Officers wcre unable to !Jues- etV 11_IY ~II C, to S IS ou n~ e rea c Ig y. e l'!ew York Gov. Nelson Rocke. Bar. at 18666 Mack avenue, LJ 'd h t h' h b feller and R i-::h art! Nixon tion Mrs. Benvenuti because of I · Sisal t II IS sons aye een teamed as do\'cs to battle un- Of Strugg Ie W:th Oltths i Grosse Pointe Farms, late last, hl'r condition. Il.strllctI01'JS to tl',( .c.nts flying these planes for years and II Y 1 Saturday night. They los! a lot .. add<>d it keeps them out of announced candidate Gov. Ron- . -'.--'. of 10llt when Edward ROUSSin, They took photographs at the troublc. ald Reagan of California. will Three teenage girls went to then started t:> rlrivc away and. of 5303 Ashley avenue. n,ltroit. scene and spoke to persons in ~ A series o( orientation pro- through 10 alcohol. The Ilnly deSCriptIon . corn~. and .,everal telephone p I ate d with imitation pearl sll/dent hanrlhook aOlI caJl'nrlar. 10 s('hol'l . 7:.l0 a.m, : find constructive hobbies, we as under way in Miami Beach. has they rcfu~ed sayinll Ihey want. they wcrr abll' to give was of coin hoxes on the right front, handle grips anti was slillhtly and a lour of the facility, NO.2 "tatts al ~la('k and SIan. I citizens complain to Our city led to soeculation that he may cd the girls to drive to the I lwo of the YO.Jths and tho~e floor hoard o{ the car. The auto I henl. The gun was regis/l'rl'd The slUdent hooks(ofl" will hopl"; Slanhope 10 Harper; Bar. officials of the noise and force he jolniDIt forces with New parking lot where they ('ould I descriptions were sketchy. and the ahandoned loot were I with Farms police while Mr, he open (or sale of tcxtbooks pcr to Vernier; Vernier lo \ them to protect OUR rights. Vork's Governor Nelson Rocke. assault t~em. . They s~ld one of thcm was tak~n to the l"arms police 'I Scoville was living at 263 Mc- for stu

• , Thursd.y. A~gust 8. 19.1 G R 0 5S E POI N T E NEWS t .. Pat:e Two _, .______0_.0_--.-- .....-..:..--...--•....-- ..--- I Citizens Stolen Goods, Fo~ndut: Car of Spee~l.~rs .SUBTLE SOPHISTIC'ATION LOOKING FOR PRICE? NO LOWER FIGURE ANYPLACE. i (Co~Ullued frGm Page 1) (ContiDued from Paile 1) , Q!lellette, 16101 'E, Warren, Del. that the plate on the Olds was '~NOJEm, INC. ' ~ LOOKING FOR SERVICE? WE GIVE THE FINEST, Salaries comprise 82% of the spotted the car at l\1a.ck and'. Th-e men were' questioned af- registered 10 a '6:1 Buick'ill his 'total schlX>1budget. Torrey, They cut in front of the i ler once a~ain being advised of name, Officers found one plate i ... 1 Estet. InveU",.1ltt TUXEDO'.14'~ ALL THIS , • , AND MORE, TOO AT Among the possible uses of Olds forcing ,the car to spin: their rights by Chief Teetacrt for the Olds in ihe.trlmk of the i the 1 mill building and site aroUfld and hit the curb ending i and Cpl. P.lumb. car. . ' I revenues are modifications of up facing west on eastbound, A warrant was recommended .. _-_._-_._------_:-..-:._--'~-'----~------TOM TAYLOR BUICK, INC. the existing middle schools to :Mack avenue, Officers Pelz and I by the Assistllnl Wayoc' County BUICK-OPEL DEALER meet the needs of the "teaching Miller arrived immediately 'and I Prosecutors office on. breaking New Can • Used Ca" •. Paots • Custcm COUiliotl Sh~ center" ~ncept, remodeling of together. with Woods officers'! and entering a bllsiness place 13033 GRATIOT LAkeview 6-3000 South High School, library ex. Weybing, Schmatz, and Lt. Jack :~,'ith inlent to commit larcenv Paterson, who ran to the scene i therein, ' • Night Service LA 1-9877 pansion, and improved play. t . ground facilities, While the 1 from t.he Woods s.ahon. arrested Arraigned in CUy .Ba~~ to School ~port Coats, mill proposal would not he 1 Freddie Saun~er~" 25, Negro The two ml?n were ilrr::illned --; adequate to handle all of such I male. of ~301Virginia Park, Det. befo.re.JUdge Malcolm Suther- ,...for and".fl?ung ~len i projects, it was noted that el.en The driver of tJ.te car, Gas- land in Grosse Po}n,te~unicip~l Boys. 1 a partial pay-as-you-go pro-, pard V, Stoia, white male, 30. Court and a complamt Signed by Igram for these projects would Iof 1~23 Lakewood, Del. .flEd, one of Dr. Kane's employes, A, be cheaper than borrowing runn!ng ~ast on Torrey dlsap' plea of not guilly' was entered i money and would give the pearmg III the yards borderedl for th,e defendants who stood School Board the flexibility to lb;' Torrey and Norto,n. Sc?la Imute and surety bonds of $5,000. meet rising needs in a timely I IIa.s apprehended, by City Jl?hce I each w~r~ s~t. They were given and expeditious manner. officer Miller anu ':Y~ods?ff1cer, anexammatlon date of August . Peter Thomas. hldmg m the 114, Bulh were uJJable to .post Hugh, Harness. of LlDcoln basement casement window of. bond an"i were held pendillg road. CFE chairman, noted 19961 Norton. examination A nd t that the group has plans for I .' se~o wlIrra~ Exr:iusil'e for the man of tradition continuing "in deptn" studies Scola and Saun~~rs we~etaken was obt~,med .agalJlst the pair 1 f . as t f th h I Ito the Woods Pollee Stallon and b~' DetrOIt Police Departrper.t. o varIOus 'pec s 0 e sc 00 advised of their rights by OJfieet The, two were taken to the system. heanng o~ the budget Miller, and oi the c h a r g e s Wayne County J:lil by .Cpl. and millag~ requirements. ,At against them. ' Plumb, and officer E d m 0 n d I the conclUSion of the meetmg It d't' db' Benthuys : Mr Harness announced his was e ermUle, y eVI- .'. . , ~. pieazrd~71ol'ton •f I apPointment of Mrs Barbara dence found in the car, that ?etrolt,PtJlJ~e -verifIed that the . Hoffman of Yorkshire road breaking~nd en~ering must have prmts of Scolaan(i SIlJlndets d M ' J k W d f R'd _ occurred Just prIOr to the chase. ",ere those found at the, Band E : an r, ac 00 • 0 I ge Officer Dwight Scott of tbe City on East Warren. When. the duo i mont ~oad as co-.chalr~en of. a police and Jack E r skin e•. of was confr6nted with these, facts Now ••• Icomnl1~tee t? dlssemmate 10. Farms Police. checked the den. they made flll1 confessions Oli I fo~ma!lon WIth respect to t~e tal office of Dr. Edward G. both B ,and' E'g, ", - millage proposals and to enlist Kane. 18136 Mack and found ' Had Expired License commumty support for the pro. indications that the'building had Further investigathm rel'ealed IUI"" pasals, been entered and ransac~ed. tha~ Scola was driving on an "111',1' ----. Several busiftess machines were expIred temporary' license and Girls' Battle, missing, • . .. I _... _--,_._- Upon further investigation 7xSO 'CF U/~~. Cl)ief Andrew C. Teetaert and I (Continued from Page 1) Cpl, William Plumb found sev-I 'BI ....O.'CUL'AR' j about 17 years of al!e and wear' eral bits of evidence on the pre' I' I~' . . ,lng a navy blue Banlon shirt mises. They 'determined that en- FULL 414 FT. FIELD OF VIEW .MEN'S SHOES and gold pants. ' try had been made through a' ~rinJ' a~tion, fflings anrl ' I They described a second boy window in'thecourt on the east ,.apl. "almos' c1ase .nG:lgh as being about 12 yeus of age side, of tbe building, 1'he 'ma- ,fo .fouth" S(Jmpeck tailors dUr natural shoulder Sport Coats with short, ,lIght hair. They chines had been taken out of. fo-r •. Icould give no description 'of the the door on the east side of the I " ' _ fiOys and'college men.. . fthird youth. Police are investi- building. B"lh the window and select from nerringolmes, bold ch~cks and . gating. door had pry marks on them. . plaids ortra~itional blllz~s ' I ------Employes Arrive Juniors (8-12) ;,from "~5.00 i Impl"OVelnents At 8 'im.. two female em- , I . Preps (1$-20) fro.m 27.50 ployes of Dr. Kane. arrived on ,the scene, and told office!'s that .YoungM.na,om 40.00 I (Olntinued !rom Page 1) Dr, Kane wason vacation. One current instructional program. of the girls made a list of the T~e second phase, ,tentatively serial numbers of the business prOjected for tne next two ye.ars, mechines that we r e missing, IS th,e development of a reVised from the office. They included Icurtlculum for the schoo] /lYS'1 an adding .l)1l1chine valued at', tern. $76.92; a typewriter. value un.• j~'s The third and final stage of known, and an IBM typewriteri 49.50 .VALUE the long.term project will be valued at $520. These numbers 'I l,e!' 7., imlliemenhtion of the revised were chllcked with machines reo I curriculum, covered from the back seat of s39~O.. ~ . SINC,E' 1900 The, projects are definitely the car Scola was driving and long.term in nature and in. found to be the same. Also KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR .•.. GROSSE POINTE 0, that '.. , We are most pleasea to announce we are volve virtually the entire in- fo~nd In the cilr were screw- the . headquarters for famous Walk.Over, World re- . ship's wheel inc. 'J~. ' ,~ ' .. OPEN THUR$DA YEVENlNGS 'structional and. administrative dnvers, saws, lug wrenches and \' nowned s~oe';lakers '.' , a hallmark of quality slaff. sev.eral more businr:~s machines. ,,~os MACK 'tU 2~1'41 and prestIge In America and foreign lands for _____ 'whlch had been taken from the . Open Deily' to' ' Frl, 9 tD 9 - , ninety years. Visit us soon. Next time you are Language may be a vehicle M dental office of Dr. Robert B. in, look oyer these elegant shoes, examine the :....._.•.:.~.~. workmanship and handsome design. =~~~n\~I~~~. Be exactIJ fittecfto the cboice. WaJfc.ow .,. or ,-- ~;Jj, Open Thursday and Friday Eveniri.gs Now we suit the Pointe NtwJ ~1qi published Every ThlU'lcl.J bJ :"t Anleebo !'ubU.bers, Ine. COMPLETE MAN! Gr!:stK;:~:~"~6.A~fc::I.Dit~l Phone TU 2-6900 :~ , Thrte Tr1Iu Llnel ':: Se""nd Clan POWI' paid .t n. ?', ~~~~:~~I~~.~..t.. $5.00 Per Ym ( 1Jieazrd"7101'ton by . "III 1".00 ou\llc11 Wayne t, \ County). 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, , '. OO~s.Council Approves Str~et Repair Program ,...... ••.•.•.••.•...... ••.•.••••...... •.••..•...... •...... ••...... '.. W ... '.. The Woods Council on Mon-I day, August 5, unanimously ap- south side, the drainage will be Faidord road, both sides from . . , proved a recommendation of adjusted and a green barrier Torrey road and Fairholme to . . ,. . SEWER City Administrator Chester E. will be planted on the north Wedge wood dril'e, Wedgewood . . Petersen. for a proposed street side. drive from Oxford road to ap. . .: . 'OU. ILE" construction and, maintenance The Department of Public Ipl'?ximately 2045 Wedgewoo~ . . T • • program. Works Storage Building Ramp drIve, Crescent lane an~ Hoh- . . ' .Th~ program tnciudcs the) will be completed. 1 day r01d. Oxford to Falrholme .: . •8 Don'I wldenmg of Newcastle road, The following street sections roads...... ~ ~est to Mack to alley, south! will be repaired: 943 Hidden Parking lots af Anita al'enue . . iV 0-1- , sIde; Stanhope avenue: wesl of lane, 855 Hidden lane, 20169 and Ghesqui~re Park, Kenmore . . ..:i' _ • Mack fo alley, both sIdes; Ox- Fairway drive, 20048 E. Balian- avenue parkmg 101 will be re- . . ford road. west of Mack 10 ~I- fyne court, the soulheast corner surfaced. ... . • . CIK ley, both sides; Lennon avenue, of Wedgewood and Sunningdale SI t r t 20056 . . west of Mack fo alley, both the area adjacent to Morning~ rec see Ions a , . . sides; Roslyn road, east of Mack side drive and the entrance to 20045, 2004~, 10020, and 19950 . . 10 alley, soulh side; Brys drive, Grosse Pointe Norlh High HolIday . WIll he ,r~surfa('ed. . . east and west of Mack 10 aI- S hId th /M'k d AI- Bumps WIll be remOl e" on Cook . . . .. c 00, an e ac an and Chalfonte ley, both SIdes, and Aline dl'lve, lard avenue crossover. . east of Mack to alley, both sides. l\lisceilaneous curo repair's S!urry seal will he place!! ?n i On East Eight Mile road, and replacements will be made Hohday road. Cook 10 I'all'- Mack to Goethe, there will be in two areas of the city. hol!!,c; Oxford road, :\Iack to partial widening of the south Resurfacing with asphalt will Holiday road and South Oxford 17600 lIVONOIS • UN 3.7100 side for diagonal pHking; curb be done on the following streets: r~ad, Wedgewood 10 Mormng 153M lCiIlCHEVAl • VA 2.9070 Iand gullers will be put on the Ida lane, Ghesquiere court, SIde. -~----_._------_.-.------~-- Alleys at Bournemouth road I Sop isticars I . . !.e')~e')~e)~e)~e)(,~~f!2~~eJ.~e)~~~e)~~,,~~;~~~ ~~;:r:}~:~::~~::~~~~~:~J~~~. . . . ~ 'f;j';~j,:,:'",.;;j,:i' I~ I~or~c~~~~r ~~illN;:t~I~~~~i~t~ . . ~?c? ments, one and a half inches of . . ..i ~ . . . . •.~ ;;1, !I;~~!~i:~~1:~}!;:&~~:~::. . • r;:" ing meter fund. The rest of the . . (;' program would be financed oul . . ~ of the gas lax refund monies . . ~ included in the current budget. . . CORRIGAN ~Mr. Petersen indicated that . . ~ this program should be com . . sc: pleled before winter sets in, . . TWILL ~ provided bids received are ac- . . ~...... ~ ceptable. . . A,lightweight, luxurious blend of : Volkswagen ... BMW... Mercedes.Benz. Sophisticated cars, for sophisticated : Dacron and wool that will add ~ High School ~ motorists. Motorists who appreciate the a.dvanced design and engineering ; zestful new interest to your ward. ~ ~ of these three superb imports ... each hand.crafted arid built with a tradi- robe. Gs (Continued from P:lgc 1) Jewel.like, the colbrs of the No. 3 starts al Cook road al,~ E tional old-world eye toward quality, excellence, durability. Motorists who !\lark. Down Cook to Morning- fabric are softly iridescent to lend ~ : appreciate the economy of operation. and the way each car retains its styling ~ side; Morningside to Vernier; an air of discreet elegance.,. an ~ Vernier to school. ~ and dollar value from the day they buy it, until the day it's traded. Volks- ' elegance enchanced by superb ~ No. 4 starts at Beaconsfield . and Vernier. Vernier to Harper, : wagen ... BMW; .. Mercedes.Benz. They reflect your good taste, your recogni- HICKEY.FREEMAN hand tai- ~ Harper to Ridgemont, Ridge- ~ tion oftrue automotive value. Come CJ.l in. There's a Sophisticar for any budget. . loring. Subtle stripes and solid mont to Mack; Mack to Vernier; ~ Vernier to school - 7:35 a.m. ! . . tones in deep grey, blue or brown. ~ •• f1 ~•• - ~ NO.5 starts at Moorland and' . $190.00 Lakeshore; Moorland to River ...... J...... ~ ~•••••••••••••••••• t ••••••••••••••••••• tl ••••••••••••• ••. ~. road; River road to Brys; Brys .~:. e to :\1ack; Mack 10 Vernier; Vcr. .. Ninety-day Charge Accounts are availablr: ~ nier to school. .. ~ ,~ BARBECUED BIRDS? fjiiohey'

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS TfiursdllY, August 8, 1968

ASSIGNED TO VIETNAM CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR war appointed on the basis of HUB CAPS STOLEN I Army Specialist Four Walter Clyde C. Goodwin, 461 Shel. experience and the successful Katherine Kcrr, 500 St. Clair'j Woods Police Take Part In Auto Accident Survey J. Dossin II, 23, whose parents bourne Road, has been appoint- completion of an extensive ex. reported the theft of two hub live at 85 Lothrop Rd., Grosse ed a certified rifle. pistol aud amination. He is now qualified caps off her '66 Corvette some. Grosse Pointe Woods Police Club learned in the first investi'l the injury accideDts statewide mistake here WliS conlrol, the same as the rest of Michigan Pointe Farms. Mich., was s hot gun instructor, by the to conduct c I ass e s in basic: time during the night of Sun- recently received a detailed galioD and isolating some of the and in ~6.4 percent here. assigned July 17 to the 173d where failure to keep the car Natio~al Fine Assoc~ation of mark~manship and sa f e gun i day.. July 28. The car was park- ana.lysis of l.ocal traffic injury factors ~a.! spell the di(f~fcn~e I "Alcohol illvolvement here was Airborne Brigade in Vietnam, I under control and right-of-way Amenca. The new IDstructor handhi.g. ' ed In her garage. aCCIdents whIch were part of a between Injury and death, saId below that reported in the rest as a parachute rigger. statewide, in.depth study of Fred Rehm, general manager of the state-9.1 percent, com. violations were the most com- mon offenses. The average more than 1,100injury accidents ?,f t~e C\ub and secret.ar~,?r the pared with 10.5 percent. But in open Sund.y. 10:00to 4:Je DISCOVER conducted by Automobile Club J~rJDg Em Back Ahve. pro- any event it was below the 44 (!rlver apparently did not see Tllurt. and Fri. TIll ,,.. P.M. of Michigan. The samplings gram. . percent reported in the 1966 danger until too late. Even were bl!ed on an analysis of Th~ local rep.ort lndl~ates that fatality study, indicating one of tho\l~h he was traveling at an WE DELIVER 11M HEAP BlC OUTDOOI LMIII IACIACE accidents occurring in July and 11 drivers fe~l I~to aCCIdent pat. the key differences between fa. average speed of only 16.7 miles FIWItll, EI~j.",. Augusl of )967 and over the terns very SImilar to those reo talities and injuries," Rehm per hour, he was scarcely 30.8 On Orden of $5 or More .t8 Memorial Day, July 4 and Labor ported in tbe rest of the state. said, feet away when he saw trouble Day weekends of that same The study showed lhat: ahead; he was trav.~ling al 16.2 year. . . "Drivers and passengers here miles per hour at the moment ROSLYN Grosse Pointe Woods police, DrIver error was _r~sponslbl~ apparently were more conscien- of impact. and officers from 39 other for 87.5 percent of lDJu~y accI- tious than in other parts of the 1 MARKET "This almost forces us to con- UlWer Peninsula agencies, co- dents as compared With 85.5 slate about the use of seat belts. "I.th the Auto Club by across the stat~, a~d nearly 90 Statewide' they were used in clude that inatt~nlion was in- Oldelt in the Woocl. operated \, percent state,wlde 1.0 a parallel '. . . volved-since 81.8 percent of the R I Rd filling out del ailed accident re- Auto Club study of traffic deaths 10.4 percent of Injury accidents; drivers said their vision was nol 21020 MACK at 05 yn , search "Old analysis forms at in 1966. here the fr~qu~ncy rose to 27.4 obstructed at the time of the 884.3600 the scene of each injury acci- All of the reported accidents per.cent.. ThIS mdlcates a~~lher accident," Rehm said. Yel only IL. ~===== dent. occurred within 25 miles of major dJfierence.belween IDJury 9 percent of the drivers ad-I ... , The 24-page sludy, ent!Ue\\ home; the state-wide total was and deatb aCCidents," Rehm milted to being distracted, and HAVE YOUR "Portrait of a Year," is a com- 78.4 percent. adde~. In the previous year's zero percent said they were dis- ILADIES' DIAMONDS panior. to Auto Club's 1966 study Under-21 drivers represent fatahty sl.udy they were report- turbed bee a use of family, • CHECKED BY of Michigan tratTic fatalities. about 12 percent of the total ed used In f?ur.tenths of one friends or work. I AN EXPERT "The second study is aimed Michigan driving public, but percent of aCCIdents. 1 remodel old jewelry into I Here as elsewhere, most of the finest, lates~ s,y!ea. at cross-checking what Auto were in.olve,1 in 28.1 percent of! The average driver's biggest the accidents, 45.4 percent, oc- • curred on the homeward bound • Great Values in fine Dlli' leg of a short pleasure trip. monds, Watches and all In 63,6 percent of the acci- Gold Jewelr • dents the driver was in a car he always drives (compared to 76 percent statewide), and in 72.7 Rings sized while lIOU walt percent he was awake anl! in good physical condition, com- Alfred E. Zief pared to 88 percent statewide. JEWELER & GOLDSMITH "Another unusual facet of this 16437 E. Wanen TU 1-4980 $tudy is our investigation of am. We buy old gold, jewelry bulance service throughout the and diamonds_ . D uarantees to pay you Lower Peninsula," Rehm said, ' "We believe this is the first Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.. ------statewide study of this facet of traffic injuries." • Traffic victims in Grosse Pointe Woods were better off A Moving Tip tban in many other areas of the Fer better service so that ~tate. The average- wait for an you will not be incon- ambulance here was 4 minutes. The statewide average was 8.9 venienced avoid selecting eearnln s minutes. moving d ate s between The average for urban areas August 25 and September was 6 minutes; in incorporated 10. Service is booked to townships it was 9.5 minutes capacity at this period and in rurai areas it was 12 and afternoon loadings minutes. are not uncommon. If "Without the wholehearted co. you have travel reServa- operation of law-enforcement tions selec~ an alternate officers in the Grosse Pointe departure time. Yours Woods area, this study and its for a smoother move, findings and conclusions would never have been possible," Rehm said. "We would like to take -this opportunity to thank the Gros.', Pointe Woods Police Department publicly."

POP BOTTLE DENTS CAR Ronald Be8ch, 1411 Edmlln- ton, called WOGds police on Saturday, August 3, to report Here's f1le guarantee: And we'll mail you' a Quarterly Statement, that while his car was parked in front of his residence the IVORY 3 BROS. We will continuously compound 5% to show where your account stands. night before, persons unknown MOVING had thrown a pop bot~:e at the annual interest 4 full years to give vehicle and dented the chrome 21703 Mound Rd. 536.1Q60 We'll also give you a year-end report of in- s!ri[' above the grill. He told usual noises during the night. Warren you mor~ than 5th % effective interest. terest earned to help ease your struggle with the. the officer he heard no un- \ • ~ • Sound good? That's not the half of it. Income Tax forms. • We promise to make it as convenient as If this sounds to you'like the best Time De- posit Savings plan in town, it's only because we: ,possible for you to get your money and except Sunday TU dnterest when you want it. planned it that way.* GAYBLADE SAYSz Welllet you add toyour Come in and ask for new, improved Time WHOOPS! Deposit Savings at the National Bank of Detroit. , ~rigina1 one thousand dollar BROWN investment at any time, in any amount of $100 or more. the Second most important PATCHES ••• name on the che~ks NBD you wnte: _.QlC CHANCES ARE IT'S FUNGUS!

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Thursday, August 8" 1968 G R0 SSE POI N TEN EW,-- S Page~_ Fiv...... '7 '. Safety Programs Capture Awards

Harper Woods, Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Farms and Grosse Pointe Park are 101lr of 46 Michigan cl)mmunities re- ceiving safety awards in the 29th annual AhA National Pe- destrian Safety Program. Harper Woods is the only Join the Deltagation Michigan community receiving an Award of Merit, equivalent to second place, according to Automobile Club of Michigan. The Award of Merit is pre- sented to cities competing in the program for achieving 80 percent or more of the overall to MiarTliBeach. total possible point score in its category, Harper Woods rom pe t e d among cities in the 25,000 to 50,000 population class. Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Farms and Grosse Pointe Park are three of 30 Michigan towns receiving the Pedestrian SaCetv citations. ' This citation is awarded to Choice of Miami Beach as a cities competing in the program which record no fatalities for at political convention site indicates least one year, This is the what a truly great summer spot fourth consecuti\'e year without it is. Even the busiest delegate a pedestrian death in Gro~se Pointe and Grosse Pointe Farms has a white-capped sea at his while Grosse Pointe Park re- door, a pool b dow his windoW'. ported no pedestrian deaths in 1967. Deep-se2~fishing cruisers In addition to the no death riggrrl f(lr marlin cruise req,,!irement, citizens must have just offshorl~.'When vacation all effective pedestrian educa- tion program, hours are valued, this is George Measel, Auto Club the pIa ce to be. There's area manager presenterl the I awards to the mayors of the a Florida band wagon four communities on Wednes- everybody is getting on: day. July 31, at the regular meeting of the Gl"lSSe Pointe it's a Delta jet cruising Safety and Tr~ [fic Com mittee. to Miami at 2 cool 60() miles an hour. Ahsent Violators~ Bonds Forfeited I

Several warrant bonds were forfeited when traffic law viol,,- ters failed to answer charges against them Wednesday, July 31, in the court of Grosse Pointe Park Municipal Judge C. Joseph Belanger, This is a caucus, Florida style. It goes on all the Among them is William A. IIIotschall, of 880 E a s t I awn time. Armilld the pools. On the beach. In sybaritic a v e n u e, Detroit. who was restaurants, Latin cafes and Polynesian gardens. charged with not only speeding 45 miles an hour in a 35-mile You can join any time. Just tell your travel agent lane, but also without having you want a Delta Dream Vacation package. his car registration certificate in his possession. He forfeited Th~t's the \vinning ticket, any year! two bonds totaling $22, Dennis Stillwagon, of 17717 Winston street, Detroit, forfeited h 0 n d s amounting to $25 for speeding and running through a red light. Karen Swindell. of Dettagets the m~jority vote to Miami! 3504 Lycaste. Detroit, charged with making a prohibited left. Delta has consistently outpolled aU other candidates, sum- also failed to appear in court. mer and winter, since the days of the first jets. With up to She forfeited a $15 bond. Harold McInnis, of 973 Bal. eight jet services a day, to J\fiami, including two non-stops, four road. Grosse Pointe Park, Delta's the most! Departures 'round the clock offering space charged with a signal light vio- lation, Jorfeited a $10 bond. for up to 924 DeItagates every day! Night Coach flights Thomas Trombley, of 130 Kerby (daily with doubles on week-ends) can save you ,$16 each road. Grosse Pointe Farms, was way. So get on tne Delta bandwagon with a winning ticket. ticketed for driving 50 miles an hour in a 30 mile zone. His bond Lv. Arr. Lv. Arr. was for $25. Detroit :Miami Detroit :Miami Charles Ireland. of 20907 Haw- , thome "treet, Harper Woods, 7:15a 11:25a Brunch lO;OOp* 2:07a made a prohibited right turn.: 10: OOa 12: 26p NS, Brunch 10 :OOp* 12: 26a Ex. Me"., Wed., Th"r" NS and Martha Walil~o, of 1417 I Manistique, Detroit. was charged, 1: 50p 5: 38p S'lack 10:OO?* 1: 24a Mon., Wed., Thur., only with jay walking. Each for, 5:05p 9:4-4p Snack lO:55p* 2: 19a Fri., S"t., Sun., only feited a $!O bond. Richard Montmorency of 1515 Jetourist fares: $73; *Night Coach $57. Add tax, NS-1Von-slop Aline drive, Grosse Pointe DELTA DREM"I VACATION-7 days, 6 nights, $148.50 per Woods, had a $17 50 bond can- Night<;make for e:citing sessionsin Miami. Sleek greyhounds celled wben he failed to answer person, double occupancy. Includes round-trip air fare, hotel a speeding charge, Oswald Ash room and bath, and airport tra'1sfers, run for pari-mutuel riches at nighttime dog tracks. You go to arst, of 829 Trombley road,: For completedetaih: ami reservations, call Delta or see your Broadway musicals ... concerts under the stars ••• play Par 3 Gro~se Pointe Park. appeared' In court to al'~wer a "backing Travel Agent. Ask about Delta's \I'ide variety of special low golf on a palm-lined, flood-lighted course or take in a top-talent accident" charge. Found guilty fares, including Discover America daytime round trips at roof-top show along the luxur~' row of !\fiami Beach. You can go by Judge Belanger, he paid a Latin for an entire evening, in food and drinks and dances. $15 fine and $2 costs, 25% off. ,James C. McCandless. of 694 Vacations aChieVel'OU11d-thc-clockvariety in this Florida setting. Lincoln road. Grosse Pointe. charged with driving 35 miles an bour in a 25-mile zone, failed ~)DELTA to appear. Hi~ warrant bond :Best thing that ever happened to air travel was $25. His case was report ,~d to Lansing. ,lames E. Miller, of 2254 Baldwin avenue, Detroit, charged with causing an acci dent while changing lanes, suf- fered the same fate, His bond was $25,

TRUCK AFUtE City firemen extingui! hed a fire 'in a truck on Kercheval avenue between Neff and Lake. land on Mondav, August 5. They foud a hrok~n llose in the, engine of the truck had causert the padding ander the hO')(j to ratch fire, They used a hOllster line 10 extinlluish' the fire and, wet cown 1he parldi fig.

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Cottage Hospital Pioneers With Computer Program Closed Saturdays thru August 10 Hospitals hdl'e nol yet alllO Hospital Comlluter Service Pro- ~Iedi('are and its accompanying, twns will be wimd into master Open Thursday and Friday Evenings mate'sie wcek Collagl' Hospital and ~Ii transmitting essential business menls, the availahility of cen. ians' orders will be stored on ('higan Blue Cross made another office illformaiton ,ja teletype tralized computer sen'ices of electroniC' tape, thlat t1rug sched kind of ell' (' t I' ani c break to BluE' Cross 15 miles away the type instituted b>' Michigan uling, selective menu ordering through. where it will he stored, sorted Blue Cross and inaugurat"d at and instant billing on discharge The first ~1iC'hi~all hospital to and serviced by data processing Cottage is particularly valuable. ,vill all be comput,erized, partieipate in Blue Cross's new' computers. -:Today these is an almost in. "Far from dC'-personalizing Concurrenl with the inaugura sallahle demand fo~' statistics'j hospital.medical ,care, the com tion of whal is expecled to he. r~cords and f?rms III .Ule .run. puter may well eventually be IMMEDIATELY! ~ come a state.wide network of nm~ of a hospllaJ. makmg Jt JD. credited with the rebirth of len. ~illlilar hookups, Ralph L. Wil. ereasingly essential for several del' loving care by finally free garde. Administrator of Cot. hospitals to pool certain common Iing the nurse, the duelor and the PROJECTS,INt ' lage. was elected first thairman prohlems and tap common reo I technicians of the: burdens of 1

Eugene E, McGowan, 2188 HollYWOOd, was obsen'ed by I Woods police officers Cpl. • Thomas Kerving and patrolman I l\lichael Ferrence, at Norwood I and Mack driving a '62 Ram. CAi'lVAS F~~~~ bier north' on Mack. OXFORDS Comforl & on any I The officers turned left from LEATHER Booll this intersection into northbound Mack and noticed that Mc. O~:ORDS j:J Gowan's car was weaving from the right hand lane to the cen. ship's wheel Inc. ,: tel' lane. 1KOS MACK "TU 2.134e Several cars had to apply Op.n Dally 9 10 6 their brakes in order to pre. Fri. , 10 , vent accidents. ' At Vernier and Mack the' ~Cliquor, and took him to the Woods police station. share. A $2,000 limit to Upon arrival at the station anyone person. For more he WilS advised of his righls. details telephone us any Ill' told officr:r Kerving that he understood his rights then reo evening frolll 7.10. Ph(,nc fused a chemical test. lie was 821.8985, or write Its. : lIlen fingerprinted and photo graphed, He was permitted to' NEW YORKER m"ke a phone call. He told offi.: THE I eel's he eoutd nol raise the hand. 936 BEACOi'lSFIELD : monel'. Ill' was held at tbc 'Woods police station in lieu of Grone Poinle. Mich. 48230 'SIOIl ('ash hond, lIis car was: held at I he rear (.f the station,

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r GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven Thursday, August 8, 1968 ---_.------_._------_.-._------It ap)le ..~s that the higgest A pessimist is an optimist who room in the world continues to wanted what he didn't get and KDtt!le,s Grosse Pointe LeIsing CD. HHH's 'Politics of Joy' Bores St. Clltir Shores be room for improvement. got what he didn't want. • AUIO LEASING • By Robert Wells IClub. 'ble purpose for visiting was to volved in the feal. ALL MAKES AND MODELS Under boiling' thunderclouds i ..It was a .very traditional p?1i.; help dedicate the Chapa ton He- ,Il~ also .said the plan: "Sy~. that boded ominously of rain, I hcal event m the best baby-kiSS' tention Basin, a fancy piece of : lJl,~lzeS an lmport~llt ~,e\\ de~"r One C 'f/, I We Con Adjllst Hubert Horatio HumphJ:ey came ing tradition. Thtl Lakeview plumbing built with federal i ~~I e. forg fJ~ef1ca:,. tOI\ a~~! ar or ee To ~~~:~:edl to S1. Clair Shores last Friday. High School Band. Every poli. money ..He called the project ."a 'f ensu[m a J~llOt~em ~r()nme~ He spoke .at the dedication of tician from Macomb County up combination of local initiative: ree, rom.po u lOn, I eImp~?:mg 885 -4770 a new pumping station located on the podium to get his picture and leadership, careful regional : tral,~.port~,~lOrll am,.rell I. al~~ 15550 E, Warren beyond the Edsel Ford estate taken with the Happy WaJ:rior. planning and fed er a I back. ~ea I~;AO:h Y.t . eglOna, George Polosky, Mgr. . ,but just this side of Burkemo's Kids. Cops. Demonstrators. up." lIe praised all the ma~'~rs I :~mn" 11 ~:I.LCS ~n ma~~ ._. .._' ~_~~~ __Gre~Lakes_~a~ht The_~ice Pre~i~ent's ost~~I:._~~A/~ said 'Gel out of Vietnam' a' • SKI BOOTS up WID~-ANGLE LENSES and tope recorders circuit, the word from Lange is the to Lt." ~ouple times," the McCarthy: FILM - All sizes and types in Bilci Men's and Ladles' addition of a new model-the Pro. - DISCONTINUED MOPELS - sign-bearer said. "But we jll!;t block ond white, color. SERVICES To retail 'at $135. the Pro fills the had to come, just to let him FLASHBULBS-All types, both COLOR SLIDES, COLOR MOV. gap between the $110 Standard and ,know we haven't forgiven him flashcubes 'lnd singles . IES, and COLOR PRINTS ~ CASES - For specific cameros, the $150 Competition. It has most of I yet. We'll be in Chicago to say Processed by Kodak plus serv- • WOOD SKIS our thing there, too. We're go- and 30 styles of leather and ice on all other makes of films. the features of the latter, except that 1/ OFF vinyl combination cases in - SPECIAL SELECTION - 2 : ing to stop Hubert, you dig???" BLACK anJ WHITE - Custom it is hinged to permit forward flexing many sizes. developing and printing from and is not quite as stiff as the Com- ! FILTERS and ADAPTERS all sizes end makes of films, CLOSE.UP LENSES petition. i Malicious Teens copies and restorations of old LENS HOODS prints. 200/0 OFF LENS CLEANERS ond BRUSHES DUPLICATE COPIES - Mode if theJ:e was any single piece of geaJ: • SKI PARKAS .Snlash Gas Ligbt CABLE RELEASES from color slides or movies. EXPOSURE METERS-Weston, that could be said to have been the SPLICING - Movie films. i Woods police received are.' Zeiss, Gossen, Vivitor, CHRISTMAS CARDS - Made talk of tile Games, It was the Lange MOVIE-flood lights, splicers, : port of malicious damage to from your negatives or slides, boot, which was worn by every major • HART SKIS titfe sets, editors, splicing tope, color or black and white. propeJ:ty on Saturda}', August 3. and cement, reels, ..:ons, reel team except the French and Italians _ DISCONTINUED MODElS - 200;0 OFF REPAIRS - on all listed equip- from a resident of Pear Tree chests. and every minor team that could get road. ment. RENTALS - Slide and Movie hold of tbem. The informant tolci officers PROJECTOR ACCESSORIES Projectors, Cameros, Screens. that at 1:21 a.m. she obseJ:ved Pf

See it Augu$t 9 throu~h August 26, Noon to 7 P.M. at the Harris Funeral Home 15251 Harper at Lakepointe Mt. Clemens Shop Huilt in IR,,)Rhy on~ of tiT(' f()r(>mo~/ (:arrill~f' hOlL'!'S or its Ilf'rioo, /hi~ Riddle Take 1-94to Detroit's Largest vf'hir1(' rf'prf'sC'nt.s il Rlorious :lRC'in AmC'riean his/Dry wlll'n (,r:lrtsmen prided th,'mselvps on tlwir work. From FN'nl"h ('IJrVf'c! plillf' RlIlss to silk brocane, the Ski Selection .. , Only Minutes from the Pointes HRrris HearS(> is il l'Iils"ie ('xamplf' or IhI' 191h ('('ntury Rrt i~'ln. Open Daily 10-S:30-0pen Thursday evenings 'till Gratiot at 161/2 Mile Road I 2685 Woodward, at Square lake Road MT. CLEMENS BLOOMFIELD HILLS Phone 463-3620 Phone 338-0803 flORA G HAR~IS ClARINe! P. lOST GROSSE POINTE Nr=W5 ------_._------• -( , ose-ou II

THE DAN GURNEY SPECIAL COUGAR

SPECIAL! Y EQUIPPED: • Cougar 302 cu. in. V-8 • Select-Shift Merc- O-Matic Drive • AM pushbutton radio • Wide-tread E70 x 14 white~all tires • Decor group • Turbine wheel covers • Remote control sideview mirror .Special "Dan Gurney" decal THIS BIG, lUXURIOUS MERCURY 2.DOOR HARDTOP CHECK THESEFINE COUGAR FEA TURfS: • Custom-grade Laredo Vinyl PLUSALL THIS AND MORE:. Marauder 390 cu. in.V-8 • Color- trim and Uph(;lsl.~ry• Hi(leaway headlamps • Contoured bucket seats, SPECfALL Y EQUIPPED: Keyed Nylon Carpeting • Deep Foam-Padded Seat8, Front foam padde~ • Triple taillight group • Sequential rear turn signals • Select-Shift and Rear. Chrome Finished, Die-Cast Front Grille. Courtesy • Wood-grained steering wheel. Door-mounted safety/courtesy light.s Merc-O-Matie Drive Light Group. Bright-Finish Wheel Moldings. Bright Window/ • Bright curh molding • CO!()f-coordinatea wall-to-wall carpeting • Power Steering Windshield Moldings • Spacious Luggage Compartment • Rear seat armre!'lts • Choice of 16 luxurious exterior colors. Full • White Sidewall Tires complement of Ford Motor Company Lifeguard Design Safety Features • Walnut-Tone Instrument Panel. 123-inch Wheelbase • Deluxe Stpering Wheel • AM Pushhutton Haclio .'NC',UDES r'RElGHT CH.1RGF-S. Priee ;.q Ihi' a~raRr af prices dl'ttrminm hy ao •• 'NCI.Uf)f;S f'Rr:IGJlTCJlARGf.'S. Prier i" an flIV'rrJ';CO/ pori'" d,'lrrminrrl ill nn imirprllr!ent "h0I'I'ITl!l ,'lIrt>ry modr he/lIV'en '/Ilne i .I:- If) nmonR SfJ';;, of (11/ f)elroil A rPl! Merrur.v denIers. • Deluxe Wheel Covers Mdr"endl'nl llhopping survey of 50% of all Dctroil Area Merellry Dca/er,~ ronf/urlcd on ,lunl' /2 and 1,1. lf16fj, Some pTlces were hiRhrr. SQme lower .• "kc your nmn'." Mercury Somr prirr,' /lV'rr hiRhf'r, ",mr 100",r, ,o.;,'ey,,,,r flN/Thy Mrrmry ri('(l/,'r for I,is price ami lerm" dealer for hi. price and Ier'1l3. SIGle laxes, license and tilk extra. Slate taxes, /iecn

NOW AT ALL GREATER DETROIT MERCURY DEALERS: BILL FARRAH, INC. ARNOLD lINCOLN.MERCURY COMPANY BART lINCOLN.MERCURY, INC. MULLIGAN L1NCOLN.MERCURY, INC. EVANS MOTOR SALES, INC. 468B We~t Jllfferson. ECOR~E 265 N, Gratiot Avenue. I"T CLEMENS Gratiot ilnd I? Mile, ROSEVlllF: ;;70() I ast jdf~lson, OrTROIT ?O?OO Grilnd R.ver Avenue OfTROIT BOB DUSSEAU, INC. WEST BROS. MOTORS, INC. HUTCHINSON lINCOLN.MERCURY, INC. DAVE COOG"'.N, INC. 12411 Grand River, FARMINGTON 534 Forest Avenue. PLYMOUTH ?21 N. Mam St. ROYAl. OAK I '~R1?J(,S (;MTlpaU, DETROIT PARK MOTOR ~ALES COMPANY " ...... In e.: 5.,.. M,I~ P(.ood 1A I 00 WOOdWMd Avenue. DETROIT STU EVANS, INC. !iILLSlDE lINCOlN.~lERCURY, INC. aOB BORST L1NCOLN.MERCURY, INC. Opr,o\il. Palm., Pork 32000 Ford R08d. GARDEN CITY CREST MERCURY SALES INC. I ?'iO Oilkla nrt Ave. PONTIAC 1')<;0 W Maple, TROY 1981j() V;,n Oy~(' Of TROIT MULLIGAN of DEARBORN, INC. FRANK ADAM, INC. .--., ltwist in con. (j/wjM (jJ~ Inection with the incident. He tALL VOCEl.RITT I said that while looking around BIG WEEK F~ ALL PEST PROBLEMS inside the residence, a man and woman who had seen the "For' ::lf~g:;::ltfr~ 1~~n~~Dlsacf~~B: Sale" sign, came up the side. 111'&.call the "'lllt"'. Vogel.Ri~t -1E Hi9QCl. 110 lIlOre pests. No walk to the front door and rang .. re problems. the bell. ~of The boy welcomed them cor. ~Mjchi8.n dially, as they asked to be) 12525 Graad Rim-TE 4-&900 shown through the house. He for tel1abl."em,Ue conlrol, call T.rmin;,c-TE ./.6902 accompanied them on a brief tour through the building. The couple thanked him and left, apparently not suspecting any- thing was wrong. A few min. utes later the youth ',7as appre. hended by the Park police.

Anytime till Nov. New Fire Bomb FRESH BLOOMING Incident Probed" STOREWIDE-FLOORWIDE SAVINGS ANNUALS PERENNIALS City police had another in~i- dent of the throwing of a fire TUBEROUS BEGONIAS bomb at a residence on Monday, 8peeial8(lie on (Jenuine HYBRID LILIES HUGE SELECTION August 5. Fortunately the bomb burned itself out in front of the IN BANDS AND LARGE POTS house. FOR SAFE PLANTING Three juveniles were spotted One or a Truck Load running from the scene. Another resident saw three youngsters HITCH,C,OCK RO,CKER Phone 463-0164 or visit I enter a house in the neighbor- " hood. Police checked the house FLOWERLAND but the parents told officers «(IS illustrated) reg. $55. that their sons had been home Now aU evening. Police discovered GARDENS however that three other boys Here's 0 rare opportunity to purchase this truly were visiting at the home earlier fine rocker at attractive savings. Black with gold 43678 N. GRATIOT and had left. They are checking MOUNT CLEMENS into this. Tbe boys 'at home de- trim and Q cherry seat this rocker will add to your nied any knowledge of the fire s l bombing. decorating schemp. - Particles of the firebomb were taken to the station. Police lire while they last conducting a thorough investigll- tiojJ.. Family Reunion Day August 11

The mayors of all the Grosse Pointes have officially declared Sunday, August 11, as Family Reunion Day in the Grosse Pointe community. The day was established by Tender, skitlet.browned chick. Kiwanis to r~affinn the im- en, snow.whipped potatoes, """.:'. .," .. .' . portance of the family to its FLO,OR SAMPLE SALE green vegetable, festive red c:ranberry sauce, hot buttered members and to affirm the biscuits wiUl plenty of honey. strengths that the family pro. for deSSert-your choice of ice vides and our nation needs. Immediate. ~elivery crsam, sherbet or sparkling Famil)' Reunion Day is one of gelatin. The cost is a moderate the bigged, most important and $1.95 for adults, just $1.00 for Isignificant of !Ill Kiwanis Spe- Gbildren. I cia! Emphasis Program. The mayors' proclamations Featuring CONO VER Upholstered ask that Pointers set aside this 11560 Har~er day for family activities; pic. Co"n,r Exit Inics, reunions, dinners and simi- Great. 1.94 lar activities designed to drama- FURNITURE '"SEAPOR'r CHAIR tize the family as the basis of' Selection American all that is good across our land from our collection of hpres:; - today. HITCHCOCK FURNITURE Diners Club I Most thmgs are governed by Here's more good news for those Gull Cerds I the law of demand, but making who appreciate Hitchcock Quality I mistakes isn't Oile of them. Temple Stuart Early American Genuine Hft[h[o[k (hairs Dining Room a,~ iIlll~tTllted Furniture reg. ROOM 32.95 ea. (orne see and save! SETTINGS BUY 4 AND SAVE MORE 4 FOR $99 R£)capturing the charm and SINGLE CHAIR SA.LE PR'CE 29.95 the nostalgia of thi;i; well- I I liked period, we have "en- Armthair I/Iustratld 5al! Price $39.50 sembled" Q collection of Ear Iy American furniture, SALE! SALE! and priced them so moder- Ceniune ately that you will find no dif- ficulty in fitting them into your home decorating budget LA-Z-BOY CHAIRS Hurry for These ONLY S2.00 per week. Your choke of st)'le and finish by Baldwin, Yamaha, StOl')' & Clark, & I.owre)'. We can provide a good teacher in your neighborhood. • SAVINGS ON • SAVINGS ON A phone call will bring our consultant to your - home. YOIl ma)' select )'our instrument from our catalog. ~ IJictnres "'" ,Il(~O"CCs See it in your Home Try it in your Home ~ lamps J;tt' decoratiLJe Buv in In VOl.r Home ~ accessories HOME OF THE COLONIAL FURNITURE dOt~ll's SmilevBro$. 20501 MACK AVENUE, Near Beaufait Pontlae Detroit Blrmlnghano I /II" IJlaqllc.ft TV. 4.1440 '19 N. 51gln,w 5"0 woodwlrll 115 S. Woodward I _. _ TR 3.6800 Ml 7-1177 FE 4.4721 --" - GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd~y, August 8, 1968 Page ,Ten ------_.-

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trips Lisa is often along, .. the I' depce, Police checked the bouse family 113S startled man y a and found two juveniles, who waitress with requests for a admiUed shooting BBs and a quarter of a pound of raw liver I pellet gun from a bedroom win- or ste

A few weeks ago the family I drove some 700 miles all over: '1 ,,' Michigan tryin~ to find the proper place for Lisa. They fin. Lowrey Stcry' & "Clark ally took her to Pclston. to the' THE MUSIC CENTER University of ~Iichigan's Biolugi- 22933 Gratiat, nr. , MU. 775.8000 - Hrs, 10 to , cal Center bul lhey rdeeted her i

NEW TIRES TRADED FOe KELLY'S 825-14 WHITE $21°0 ~14 WHITE S2200 885-14 WHITE $2400 All Prices Plus Miclligan Sales Tn ONLY WH EEL BALANCE ••• 1,49 WE ALSO HI.SPEED Bi.L.+.NCE COMPLETE LINE OF CELEBRITY If )lOU tllir1k trlat you're getting close KELLY Plul F.d. TOll l() owning a nevv Cadillac, ask your dealer TIRES 1.11 AS LOW AS for Cl "COf11111Cllld Perforrnance" test drive. 6.S0x13 r..lebrity 4.ply Rayon Whitewalls MARSHALL TIRE CO. US1S E. Warren Hat~~;~.m 885.6700 Maybe you've waited long enough. Com,I.,. 0" ••5'op C" Slrv;ce • •

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:; .' MOST OF HERITAGEAND FOUNDERS and many other collections. Englander's outstanding servicp. policies prevail on all but "as- is" merchandise. Decorators fo assist you-no obligation. Use your Englander Revolving Charge Plan for shopping convenienc;e. Sale is storewide with savings in every department. ., .., ' " . ".',. ,., ..... ~/.. ...~,... "

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lNF-B- ~~~" 111" . . £tillt~.;~ >oW .o'"'' ~ .. ,..~, ....,.;"..(. _4 l~ .•' " . • '''',.'L i~ .. .. IIL; . _~-. ~ /, .~.. ~ '~'j,'.I'8 -~_.- $~9.00' ~~.-..::::~:::: ~ ~ \ ~' CI ,,~~~ ~'I, J.-L ..o ,1< Ii ?t.....' ~\ lIP .~. ~ !~~."f £~~L • • n r , \ '0/ c .' • T'ADITIONAl lOVESl'ATS A::-HA1RS AlAI(E WONDERFUL ACCENTS, '. (){y > /~Ii~~':;C, ~ .... f~~ ~ • , • THESEAT MID-SUMMERSALESAVINGS, IN STOCK FOR DelIVERYNOWl l X~ " - A touch of continental charm fohryoEurhome .. 'flIoveseafts'and chrt~irs'letealchcarved '4~ \l a wonderful interpretafion of t e uropeon era sman. rames a IC:U a y . ''1 ~~ .;. .w _ ..,1.-.6L~ ~' . . ~ ...--:..c::::" if •• , " :~dL:::s~:';_I~V::::I,t~at~::s:~ Da",osk in o'/ocooo or blv~ wilh .'~~~" ;. MI. ;,:.~).\ 11/ , ..""'if('" ~~'.- .' . ....;;JII"".' ~ l,i avocado or antique white frames , .. , , .. $129.00 /.:J-. 1 I--- '-M ~I "1~}. ~#:. ,."<.,.!~~.~~'~_'-~ ~'_~~._ ' II. High.bad< choir, gold or olive anlique sotin, fruilwood or avo. 1 ' ; s J'~~~~'*"",,"~.1".< ~:: .~ ~ tl-~ 0'--.- I! -' IZ. .- coda frame , $ 9.00 , '('''',."~,,.~,,. : '=~,.~_ :'t ;>~..;' ".'1,,,,':_"" ....: "--.::')~. I-~ C. Spanish choir, dark Catolina finish frome. Lipstirk red or ca::~ v81vet fabric , $ . . - ~~. L...... ~ ~ r- .~~ o Continental loveseat. Olive or Daffodil muled stripe with antique ~ --...... ~ f- white or yellow frame, .....••...... $209.00 ALLEGRO A decoralor's dream, Allegro offers lilT1itle~sfunctill,'al use ' ...... ~ .... ~ "=-.. E. Wing chair, fruitwood frame, cane paneled, Gold cut ;elvet ••• a choice of several delighlful painted finishes ••• plasHc tops fo fake ' . .' ,... ' ~ fobric; •••••.•..••••• ", ••• , •••••• , .•• , ••••••••••.. $1 9.00 away the worry of upkeep. Something very ~pecia\ for your fayc.ritl'lyoung lady. '\. Corn'!r desk ••• $79.9s;---.... ~ B. 3-way Mirror •.• $89.95; C. Low chest .•• $99.95; O. Open deck •.. $69.95; E. Dresser, •• $149.00;- ~'.f'. F. Deck ••. $119.00; G. Desk .•. $135.00; H. Chair" , $44.95; I. Night stana, •• $62.95; J. High poster Shop Mon., Thurs., Fri. & Sol. Till 9 P.M•. blld ••• $99.95; Canopy ••• $17.95. NORTHLAND • EASTLAND • BIRMINGHAM

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ave WITH FARMER JACK'S LOWER PRICES ON QUALITY FOOD. YOU CAN'T LOSE OUT!

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16145 EAST 8 MILE at KELLY 14614 KERCHEVAL at ALTER 20382 MACK (bet. 7 & 8 Mi.) Grosse Pointe Wds. 19230 HARPER at Moross! M""tl .." .hMIJ,h Sa.urday 9:00 I.m. to 9 p.m.-Open Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, August 8, 1968 G R 0 S S E POI NT ENE W S Page Thirteen Sidewalk Owner rSchool Board Driver Trapped By Snow Tir'es ! :~~edsnt::t :~:~~/'f~~ld::~f;; ~-~:;;Q-Q-A-QA-ll-A-Q.-ll-ll-QC-S-!l,P-A--E-gC-I-A-g-I.-A-AS-A-U-P-M-O-MERASAi.RERO QCAOOAPP Loses Argument II Meets Aug. 12 An automobile, equipped [lOwed. . .' i months, and that he'd better "\ ' __ __ with stecl-5tudderl winter snow.. At the pollee statIOn It was' get the studs off his tires be. Iny r-r . r7\ . A unanimous vote by the City The regular monthly meeting tires, didn't seem exactly prop- Iound that Lopez's operator's I fore he came to court to an. \J OJ 'Urntt'ure, '"cl..Jraper,teS Council of Grosse Pointe Farms i of the Grosse Pointe Board of er to Park Police Sergeant I permit had been re\'oked by swer charges, Police say Lo. I Mitchelldenied theof request281 Moross,01 Carmenasking: I gymnasiumEducation willof beMonteithheld in Ele.the George Blair, on a sultry Aug- I t he Detroit Traffic Court. i pez's wife came to his rescue, 1',[_1" d Ca.,."'p..et ..t',ng (he city's aid in repairing the mentary School. :275 Cook ust night. Later he was released on I drove him home, promised to L, " L. sidewalk in front of his home at road, at 7:30 p.m. on 1I10nday,. So the sergeant dutifully, bond, after he had been as- I have the tires changed, : Featuring Generous Reductions on Fine Furniture, Draperies and Carpeting a meeting Monday night, August August 12. halted the movement of the' ---- I \'1. Dr. Theos I. Anderson, Su- vehicle as it joggled along Jef- II TUERE IS STILL ONE SERVICE YOU MUST USE! ,- • Mitchell who is one of a list perintendent of Schools, will fcrson avenue on Sunday, Aug. 5 R d of property owners who were present his monthly report and lust 4, at 1:07 a,m. The driver top eo ing and StOtt Calling JD~!J.- FOR FURNITURE notifie.d by the city of their spe- M,rs. Paul G. Hykes, ~resident: was D?n Amigo Lopez, of. 11743 II PROJ ECTS, INC. cial Sidewalk assessment ask Will conduct the meeting. ! LongVIew avenue, DetrOIt. He SOPHISTICATED ~EAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS • BUDGET TERMS. 16421 HARPER (Near Whittier) • TU 1-1285 ed why the walks were ;ot re . The public is cordially in.i was ~ n ~ b I e to. produce a TU 6-1490 I: ___J:ll~0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1I0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0,2;0 0 0 0 00 0 0 OIl 0 (lb 0 0 0 0 0 Ob paired in 1964 under the pre vlted t~lt..:n_~~ ,dmer 5 h~ce~ns~e~.~H~I~s~a~rr~e.s~I~fO~I-~~~=-=~=::======E2~55======ln ceding owner.------

When questioned by Mayor William G. Butler if he was aware of the cracked sidewalk when he purchased the home in 1964 and tha, as a citizen he was responsible for their repair, Mitchell replied positive I)' , but claimed that because of "out and.out neglect on the part of our city officials" the previous owners were not forced to make the repairs and now the job is being forced upon him. Mitchell explained that after careful research, he found ~he cause of ten squares of broken sidewalk, which WfiS installed in 1923 and whose, repair has been estimated at $176.00, is due to improper sidefill of the sewer oee along the street. I I This caused the side walks to slant, making a very dangerous condition when icy, Council officials felt that since the sidewalk has lasted nearly 45 y

Hear Sentence IIt Woods Court

The City of G~osse Pointe Woods Municipal Court conven- ed on Saturday, August 3, with Ies y-ours with Judge Don J. Goodrow presid. ~g. I Three persons were charged' with removal of public proper- ty. Daniel Martin Parker, 5708 5t. Lawrence, Detroit, John UltralChek Joseph Sherwin, 1971 Morrell, Detroit, and Benny Bolek, 5847 TarnoW. Detroit, all were fined $23.20. Frank Reno, 14433 WiUred. ••• Detroit, was charged with hav-I ", ing only one license plate. He was fined $5, James Albert Ryan, 1040 Detroit Bank & Trust's Chalmers, Detroit, was charged with driving on an expired driver's license and fined $25. NEW prestige Thomas Wayne Harrington, 1544 Brys drive, appeared for driving without license plates service for checking and was fined $25. Charged with improperly dis. played license plates was Wil. Iiam Garner Van Hook, 2,';36 account customers Deacon, Detroit. He was fined $13. Antonino Daleo, 18944 Moon, Detroit, appeared for failure to maintain lil!hting equipment and If you have it, it says that you was fined S15. Fined S10 for driving the are one of a select group of wrong way on a one way street was Michael Charles Dallas, Detroit Bank & Trust custom" 23798 Penton. !\It. Clemens Barbara Jane Buschvachel, 5808 Radnor. Detroit, was lined ers. :t tells business firms that $5 for making a prohibited left I any turn. I your personal check for John Jay Trupiano was charg- ed with failure to stop in an as-l amount up to $100 is guaran" "t\red, clear distance resulting in an accident. He was fined teed and will be paid by S15. Martin Doyle, 22851 Lake Detroit Bank And Shore drive st. Clair Shores. & Trust the was charged' with driving under ']i'F' the influence of liquor and fined 6...'.\'..•.•..'1 card doesn't say so, but with $75. His Iircnse W1,S suspended I~'.~'-,; , for 90 days. Ultra/Chek you also have a Two persons had their srn- " tencrs suspended. Fi.e cases personal line of credit of at wcre dismissed and 35 dl'fC" dants failcr! to answer thrir sUlllmons Judge Goodrow sign- i least $500 that you can draw eli warrar ..ts against them. I Everetta Stark, 4899 Opal, on simply by writing a check. Detroit, who was charged wilh dril'ing on a revoked licen'!? It's the kind of card you'll soon II'~" follnd ~u illy and fined $50 ;mil given five days in Wayn~ County Jail. She appealed the see in better wallets. Want to case and posted a $250 bond. ------learn if it fits in yours? Apply nuns CAPS MISSING now at any of the more 1ITrs, R 0 her t Sunmer, 3:l:l Ho()s~v('lt. called City police than 80 conveniently located on Wer!nesel~y. July 31, to re- pori four huh caps were stolen fron, her 'IlS ford Mustan;: offices of Detroit Bank & Trust. which I\'~S park('r! in front of her n'"ir!encr, Th(' hub caps wer(' ,pinner lI'pr a nel valuer! at SllO ~trs. Sun11lcr told officcrs that ,he hclieved they wcre slo!('n I". two white teenagers in ~ ";rv anr! hlack Mustang. police ;r(" in\ estigatinp" DETROIT "Come to the Pointe" for BANK BETTER DEALS 5 TRUST on New and Used Cars Complote Selection CROSSE POINTE 'Your 'Fanlily CJ1a1l.kingGCfLlCr RAMBLER 119 yeclf,) 01 servICe dnd security Pig. Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 8, 1968 I Berkshire _C_h~~A~~eptsPointer John Gage Parke of 364 Uni. the cathedral choir. Musical I versity place, Grossp Pointe, a standards of both are identical, chorister with the Christ Church with membership in each group GENERAL TIRE SERVICE COLLEGE DANCE Choir in Grosse Pointe, has been determined solely by the age of I accepted as a member of the the boys. I Berkshire Boy Choir at Lenox, Under the musical direction 18760 MACK AVE. Mass" now in its second season. f B . R f E i a ' rlan unnet, one 0 ng. I Thursday, August 8th i The 1968 Choir consists of 46 land's foremost choir masters, ! tr('\)!c boys, chosen after highly the Berkshire Boy Choir has al. Kerby, Crosse Pointe Farms-884-6180 'competitive auditions. and 14 ready appeared this summer at 9 to 11:30 professional adult singers. They the music festivals in Hartford, have been divided into two Connecticut; Castle HilI at Ip. groups, the concert choir and swich, Massachusetts; Byden. wood at Reading, Pennsylvania; Neighborhood Club YES SIR - IT'S and at the universities of Rhode Island, Rutgers. Syracuse, and Waterloo Between Neff Ind St, Clair State University of New York PROJECTS, INC. at Potsdam. Performances are Reol Estate Investments also scheduled at the Saratoga TUxedo 6-1490 Festival and the National Cath. edral in Washington. ------._._------New!'Jeepster Commando' Convertible Newcompetitive price! General Jet-Air nWHInWAU.S The same1ires that come on brand new'68 cars! DAVID RIDDLE became the 25th Eagle Scout Brand new, factory fresh General Jet-Air D:Tubeless White- in the long history of Troop 156 of Christ Church walls. Not seconds. Not blemished tires. But first class, high when he was presented scouting's highest award at quality tires with Duragen~ rubber, dual tread design for the tI'OOP'SCourt of Honor. David, shown he~e with long, safe mileage. Never before sold at these low prices' his father L:!:AN, and mother, WINIFRED, hves at Get yours now! 419 Hillcrest. David also received a God and Country I ~~:_; T~r~~e~u_m~.:ar which is the highest religious" ~1!!~~i~e~6.~~I!IR£S$51 for 1.35xI4.!CO' compacb .SO.PI"s, IUS. $1.81 I H(l1nilton Court Rats Conquered , 'Id, (xciH To' per II,., Hamilton court residents, who ilton court were baited while attended the nleeting of the manholes throughout the Farms 4 Grosse Pointe Farms City Coun. were spot baited. - , ."'.....e-!do' ... ~"'.~ ~_ eoRPOllA'TlOM. Meet the ~ WI 4.wheel drive f'tIA fire or thecotltrtry club! Settle back in with automatic transmission; power cil Monday evening. August 5. The residents reported that TubelesoONE TIlEsize"7.75,14, TIRES $55 cars ••• the sleek, snazzy'Jeepster those bucl

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AMERICAN- LA FRANCE FIRE EXTINIUISHER For car and home protection. Fully conforms with ICC and FAA regulations. This man isweeding his lawn! 3FORl f,~TERDAY he used Plus 2. NOH, Today, in minutcs, America sprcads Y while he sleeps, the dandelions, Turf Buildcr Plus 2 and gets to the 1. FRONT END ALIGNMENT the plantain, the chickweed (and sim. root of the matter. RO;,~lle und vining ilar kinds of roselle and vining weeds) wceds soon vanish and thc grass itself 2. WHEEL BALANCE BUBBLE are on their way out. And one morn- gets thicker and greener bccause Plus ing a little later, he'll look at his lawn 2 feeds as it weeds. Weeds. Away- Sale 3. BRAKE ADJU~ENT - (not on can:; with automatic adjustment) and notice that they have completely When's the right time to use it? iaded away. RighI now while your Scotts dealer is Turf Ruilder Plus 2 reed, ~nrl weerl, having a money-saving Weeds Away tn.ono ~q II hag ll~' I I.')~San $1 How lhin~s Chllnl{e, Once upon a time Sale. You'll be on your WilY to " better 5.(1)11 \q ft h;'g ~'W 6.45 San SOf pearle used to dig oul weeds. one at than ever lawn this fall. a time. A backbreaking joh. And Clout ,0nn"I, ""h~"l'~ Our specialists correct caster, worst of all. it didn't really work. If CrabArass a problem? Clobber it camber, toe.in, loe-out .lnd in- 5,000 \q h hag ~ 4.45 Save SOl' spect steering. They preciSion YOll didn't gel cvery hil of it oul. Ihe promptly with two applications of balance both front wheels to assure even wear, And adjust weed would grow right back up ,Igain Clout. At special sale prices right now. ------_._------' bfakes. Phon, /01" 1111appointmf"llt ... 01' drit'tin ... TOl}AYI

At these stores and garden centers NELSON c. FROLUND INC. GROSSE POINTE 18760 MACK 19815 Mack Ave. BACHMAN PAl NT /j MELDRUM GARDEN SUPPLIES at Kerby-.Grosse Pointe rarms ALLEMONS FLORIST & HARDWARE GARDEN CENTER I WM, J, ALLEMON Open Monday through Friday 8.6 19483 Mack Ave. 17921 Milck Ave. GARDEN SUPPLY SGturday 8.4 17931 East Warren Ave. 17727 Mack Ave. J

.... Thursd.y, August 8. 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~.g.Fif~••n

: car. And you still have the ing aiJout all these minor bolh. Sell.sympathy is tbe super I It takes a clever man to make Never Bother Bothers, I same fillhy windshield. I can't ers thai botoor me, I'd prob- higbway that leads to misery. use of second.hand experience. TiI Bothers Bother You think what it is, but there ably go daft. My goodness, By Walter W. Fuller chine a few well.placed smacks. i glass and back glass for free. must be something wrong with: don't IOlJk now ... perhaps R~ght out of an azure, cloudless sky, from which Then, there's the du.ty wind. i So you drive up to a hne the system. I 1 have gone there - daft,. a blaZIng sun poure d down its August heat upon the shield. You drive into a gaso'I' restaurant with a dirty wind- Howsoever, if I kept worry- i that is! HAVE YOUR damp.. earth to c.o.ok up a huge batch of de"',l'll't"tl'ng line station, buy a couple of shield. You spend 20 bucks or --- ..... J d t ,v" gallons ()f gas, and the man so wining and dining. You tip I luml ) y, a perspmng but cheerful friend sauntered up cleans your front glass, side the fellow who retu_.r.._ns y~_ur! AUTOMOBILE STEREO TAPES GUNS & SCOPES and, for some. unknown reason, threw me a quizzer. .. "Doesn't anythlnl{ ever bother you." AND PLAYERS RECONDITIONED And, dagnab it, the Ohly an. --- . -- t A C UPHOLSTERING (0 swer I was able to .w~eeze out jl{lrtant bothers is that dratted & • was, "Yes. the humidity." t h" 14322 Mlck AVI. Pholle VA 2.9660 PLAYERS Then, with his shirt sticking s amp mac me III a store hard I ----- NOW IN TIME to his chest, he \JCrsisted: "Tell by the office, where you stick • Custom - FROM 44.95 me, what bothers you most?" one of those copper-sandwich REUPHOLSTERING & RESTYLING Vibroson;c Units FOR FALL HUNTING "Are you taking a poll, or two.bit pieces into a slot, and "el tl. . t t - free pick up and delivef'l/ INSTAlLED WHllE.U.WAIT somethiug?" was the only re- t uree fSlx-cen s amps, and _ select from hundreds of fine tort I could muster. And I walk. \\'0 ones or your dough. Also • CREDIT AVAILABLE • fiiij1iiii1il1 (! tl1 h )'OU can automatically pur- fabrics III I ~.J ed away. brus hing"!"e umidity chase five s!x.cent stamps for - custom made slip coveTS MIC~JG,lJ1!lAllKAR!l 8. McDaniel GunShop from my eyes, as he'stared Into 35 cents. Which is usury or - guaranteed - terms avtlilable DJn,,. Chit.' 15102 KfRCHEVAL VA 1.1200 Amtr. Express space. something! Once I dropped in fREE ESTIMATES - VA 2.9660 MARS AUTO RADIO 5' MI.,..•• nk"d Then thoughts which turned a quarter, and got nothl'ng, Open Mon., Tu ••.• W,d., 511., , I•• '.m. H.n.rlCl H,r. . I me . t bl d OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE 14802 CRATIOT LA 7.9139 10 0 mOrles urn e acro~s even after walloping the ma- I Oll'n "Ii"')' , '.m. t, • p.m. my cerebrum. That evening after dinner I locked myself In my c~stomary hideliway, and tried hard to think of some things that bother me, as are. sult of the seed planted over on Kercheval avenue by that over. heated pedestrian. . White Salt Bothers One of my main daily bolh. ers is white salt. Not the de. vouring of it. mind you, but the color of it. Why does saIt have to be white? Never, never, do I know how much of that stuff filters onlo the white of an egg, a cob of sweet corn, an onion, mashed pota- toes-and so on. After all pep. per and paprika are not white. So why can't salt be purple- or something? ' Then, another thing that bugs me is this David Bril'kley- now a Chet Huntley "gOOdnight" bit they use when they sign off their TV program. If Chet calls Davi.d David, why doesn't David call Chet .Chester? That would only be fair. Still Chet always says David, and David never says Chester. And if that Isn't one of the silliest "both. ers" I have, it's pe::haps be. cause August always is the sil. Iiest mOnth of the year . . . ~o fo'give us. But. now, here's another thing that gits me. Did you ever notice when you dial a wrong. telephone Dumber . , . maximum interest time certificates or some other such thing . . . the dulcet voice of an opera. tor comes on the Iine and purrs: "I am sorry, the num. ber, you have reached is not in service at this time" Doesn't that nice gal realize that no number has been REACHED. I think Mr. Day who is th~ phone company's top operator, should change "reached" to DIALED, don't you? How About Policemen? And, say, what about poiice. men . . . those who once Guaranteed 86 Months walked beats. Sure I know they're mostly riding. But there once was a nice sentimental $500. minimum deposit song whleh chorused: "If you want to know the time, ask a policeman . . . every man on annual rate -lowest in Detroit average annual the force has a watch and chain, How much money do you need to open a maximum rale. when hlllci of course . . :' and so on. interest time account at your bank? ••. $1000 or more? !o malll(il1 These days, if you wanted to ask a policeman what time Not at City National Bank. it is you'd have to flag down Here - with a $500 deposit - you can get an 86 month, either a scout car, or a motQr- 5% time certificate that guarantees you an average an- cycle. And, if you did that nual yield of 6%, when her d to maturity. you might get tossed into a Our 66 month, 5% time certifi- looney bin, or be handed ~ ca,es guarantee you an aver- ticket for brutality to thosE.' 5%-50/4% age annual rate of 53fi1 %. nice men In blue. Did any of you, perchance. Our 46 month, 5% certificates ever awaken in the early morn. guaranlee an average annual ing to the clop, cllppety, clo'" 5%-5~% rate of 51/2%. of a milkman's horse? That's Our 12 month, 5% certificates something that doesn't bother guarantee an average annual me too much, but every now 5%-5~% rate of 5Ya%. and then I find myself wid!' On these four maximum interest time certificates, awake early in the mornin~. in- imagining I hear the hooves terest is compounded daily. You may withdraw funds clop clipping on thE: pave. In. on 90 days written notice, yet still earn 5% annual rate stead, all I hear is some noi." from day of de[)osit to notice day of withdrawal. guy next door, mowing trn Savings Plans For Every Need-At CNS, we continue Inwn, or traffic roaring toward to offer our 90 day, 5% certificates-automatically re- the big city. newable-in passbook or certificate form. 30 day, 5% Then, a summer bother, i< certificates-a CNS exclusive for corporations and in- t"e automobile driver who vestors. On your regular passbook savings, you get 4% U'rusts his arm out thE' front daily interest-never a non-earning day. kft window of his jalopy, tr. i'l\! to make you wonder whpj Today. open a maximum interest time account at City h,,'s going to do. He may br National Bank. Or just mail coupon. [,icking out some ashes, but also he may be going to make .'l turn. Certainly the person in the car behind him doesn't know. Drafted Stllmp ~'achine Among my 47 other unim. I 'NVITAT'~NT~ BID : I Member mIO c.c:'s~~s::~~;e::'K,I CITY NATIONAL BANI<' MICHIGAN I Your neighborhood offices: MACK-CADIEUX KERCHEVAL-ALTER Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk of the ('it). of Grosse Pointe Park, ~lich. 1 igan until 10 A.M. on August CityNationalBar.kof Dttroit,Box2659. Detroil.Michigan 48231 22, 1968 in the Municip.11 Gentlemen: Builrling. 15115 E, Jeffersol' Here is my check for $ • Please send me: Avc.. for th(' furnlshin~ of nurscr)' stock (approximate .• ' __ 86 month5% teltih.:ale-average annualrate 6%. Iy 102 tree.s) to the City of I • 66month5%certificate-averageannualrate SY.%. Grosse Pointe Park. • 46 month5%certili.:ate-ayerag~annualrate 5~%. •__ 12month5%r.erlilicate-averageannualrale 5%%. Dctililed specifications arc! available ir, the Public SC'rv 'If .'11 Ijlh UICtililic,l, i.d"il,l, ,Iuu i,'i,," .,.I",f '1&11nl,_.t, iec Departmrnt of the Muni N.m. _ cipal Building. !liel cnvrloprs shall be plain. Sllnl • _ ly markrd "Bid on Nurser.' Stock" and r1irected to the C'lr . __ Sl.tc T.,,_ attcntion of thc City Clcrk GI

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" Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 8, 1968 _. --~---~~-----_.__ .. - ---_ ... _-_._--_._------The man who is found to be band, Hans; a son, William H,,' he was employed for 32 years. BOTTLE 8HEAKS PANE II I. big enough to shoulder responsj. of SI. Clair Shores; a daughter, with the Ironrite Ironer Co.. in! Mrs ll. Raymond Bacoll, of OBITUARIES bilit~' will be hunted out. ; Mrs. Robert S. Scott, of Ann Mt. Clemens, where he sen'ed 58 Muir road, Grosse Pointe LEASE ,------...1 ,Arbor and eight grandchildren .. as treasurer for a number of Farms, reported to police that MARY E. GERUE ! ~.trs. Eva Rini and lIfrs Mar-: I Interment was in Davenport, years. while watching a late television A rosary will be said tonight lene Van Assche: seven 'grand-' owa. • • • Mr. Knister was a Rotarian, program in her bedroom, early at 8 o'clock Thursday, August j ch~ldren; and six great.grand' JAI\IES BURGESS BOOK III : a fo~mer member of the Detroit Saturday m 0 r n i n g, someone 1969 MODELS 8, for Mrs. Gerue, 71, of uS Ros. chIldren. L' I . f' M •CurllOg Club, a member of the threw an empty beer bottle at -. r t '11 b . r unera servIces or r, , G P - 1 S . , 'I ' k- WE LEA5E ALL MAKES AND MODELS Iyn roa d . FllOeral servIces WIll n erment WI e 10 Mount B k 55 f 54 R t d rosse om r emol " en s a front window. brea mg a two he h(,ld tomorrow August 9 at Olivet CemrtHv. 00 'h ld' ,Ot d AOSyn r 0a., Cluh and East Side Lawn Bowl- by three.foot the r mop a n e ORDER NOW FOR OCTOBER DELIVERY . • " . were e "on ay, ugust 5• In - Cl b H I r 9:15 a,m. In the Verheyden Fu. • • • th W'lf R H 'It F mg u. e was a so an ac lve section, neral Home and at 10 o'clock in MAR\' KIRK HAGGARTY e I lam . .aml on un. memher of the Grosse Pointe NORTHWESTERN LEASING Our Ladv Star of the Sea Born I-n Ypsl-Ianl.I-, Mrs. Hag- eral Home: He (lied Thurs~ay, Woods Presbyterian Church. , . August 1. III 5t. John HospItal. Church. She died Tuesday, garty passed away at her 86 .. ,Interment will be in Cadillac ln11 LIVERNOIS, DETROIT A.ugust 6. in Bons Secours Hos Renaud road residence on Mon. _Mr. Book IS surVIved by hIS Gardens East. 341-9500 pita!. day. August 5_ Funeral services WIfe, Barbara; and two sons, A t' D t 'I d'f' will be held today Thursday James Burgess, IV, and Lt. Chuck Liebold Murray MocDonold na Ive e rol er an WI e A' . .' . 'Daniel of the late Joseph P., Mrs. Gerue ugust 8. at 9.];, a.m. 10 the ' i is survived by two daughters.' Verhey~el\ Funeral. Home and He was a men;her of the Uni- -____ ... __ ' __ .' __ , at 10 0 clock In OUI Lady Star versity Club, Interment was in

r::~~~~gl;~?;5~~~;;;:;~~~~~~~ ::!I~~:~S~:ast~~Fhd:or~~~Vi~~~ Rosel:i~r;;~~it~~'D ~ . , m daughter, Mrs. Ann Kirk War. GRASSBAUGIt ~..'"._ Bottled in the U.S.A. to save you iJL..1;:-;IL'.'.:.!. . It ~~~~s~~s~fZ;~t~~ar~~~ ~:o~~~ G~~S~n~~:~~e df:r c4~ ry::r~ ra~~ . .;~i ~I money on taxes and freight. f. .... :'; ~ Adams; and two sisters, Mrs. President of Wood Maurice Inc. i ~I ,. iZ!l= Carroll Wright and Mrs. Conrad Mrs. Grasbaugh. 61, of Three- . =-. Pat.-ro...nr...."1ul~p.C'"»r.. ~, I 'II;. fu~, Clipper!. Mile Drive died Tuesday. July Mia farrow SALE-SALE-SALE ~ I ';'1' '1.> !.j ~, Intermcnt will be in 51. Johu's 30, in St. John Hospital. Funeral In I WoIh_ e-Ile Produ.r< Plc:1ut ~ ~~ Mr. Buhler, 69. passed away SJQ;jeSlEd too Mal..... ~ ~ ~ at his 20707 Lee court resi A native of Detroit, Mrs. MICHIGAN DOW.TOft yJ -- denee on Friday, August 2, Grassbaugh is survived by her PEUGEOT MOTORBIKES ",,?f.:.:.~. FIFTH II Funeral seTl'ices were held husband Donald A,; one daugh. AMERICANA~ Made by the Peugeot Car _ HICLUDES ALL TAXES ~ Monday, August 5, in the Ver. ter, ?>Irs .AlIen P, LeChard; and Mfg. Co. Completely assem- ~ !il heyden Funeral Home, two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Appel BIRMINGHA~ I bled, ready to ride, Guaran- ~:!i ~ Born in Essen, Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Max J, Ulaga. livonia Mall CINEMA I I $95 .. 6 Buhler is . d b h' 'f teed 6 mos.-6000 mi. Reg. ''"1 ilr1i . survive y. I~ WI e.: She was a former member of FULL PRICE !~ l\ . Jeannette, two sons. Wilham C. ; the Detroit Yacht Club and a MIcomb Mall CINEMA II price $179.50, no added fixes or COlts I I' 6~ I an~ Thomas B.; one brother, member of the American Insti. FrItz Burbeula; and a ~ister, tute of Design. Interment was in STATE.WAYNE ~::;j q '",.Mrs. Gustel Becker.. I Mount Olivet Cemet'!ry. ~-;; o~ Wlrren CINEMA I CONTINENTAL CYCLES CORP. F Interment was m Forest, . "". ~ -_iiiiiiiiiii.... Law!! Cemetery i CARMELLA CIACCIA 19430 Harper Ave. ,[-8 Funeral services for Mrs. I' Harpel Woods SALES 6' SERVICE ~ t a 9i...::l'i"~"'l:.. "':".'.o~-.''y' " '.~Q' EMILE "lI,·PANZER· ,Ciaccia, 81, of 2120 Stanhope. ----- jj .,AI~ Funeral services were held were held Wednesday August I ~ nnn 1n'n ~ I'in St. Paul Evangelical Luther. 7, at the A, H. Peters' Funera.I ~~"_'. ., . an Church on Monday, August Home and from Our Lady ~ C. 5, for Mr. Panzer, 82, of 1510 Queen of Peace Chureh. She ; :, , ~. .-l\nnal+ aU. Fairholme road. He dicd Fri. died Sunday August 4 in St. - s::il i day, August 2, in Holy Cross John Hospit~I. ' THE IMPORTED CANADIAN WH1SKY " Hospital. W'f f h C' . " WITH THE ROYAL TASTE ftlEND(() CANADIAN W/lIS~r i Husband of the tate Vida. . l.e o. t e Iat.e esldlO, Mrs. ~ Mr. Panzer is survived by a ClaecJa IS survIVed by three . _~-.4'..J.~/~ son. Ralph K.; three grand- sons, Anthony. Rocco and John t.....::;..,..~.,.~f" I children; three great.grandchil. Langon~; three ,r1aughters. Mrs. ,~~~ (.~ dren; two brothers. Fred and F~ora Benvenuti, Mrs. Anthony '::f'rit[q?I', Edward; and two sisters, Mrs. DI~ango ~nd Mrs. R~~mon~ __. . ._ . ._._.. __ .___ Lee Rltcher and Mrs. William ~ rId g e s, 12 gran.dclllldren, Mandrick. eIght great-grandchIldren, a, I Funeral arrangements were bro~her, Joseph R~mano: and I made by the A. H. Peters a SIster, Mrs. Jenllle Reo. I Prese"ts Funeral Home. Interment was Interment was in Mount Olio •. JIM, PAT I EXCUSE US and the in Gethsemane Cemetery. vet Cemetery, I ljl: • • tiC * "* SPARKURS FOR THE TEMPORARY INCONVENIENCE WHILE WE ARE JOSl';PHINE LEAV~R EUGENE A. ROSSNER In the Lunar Loung. REMODELING BUT WE ARE EXPANDING OUR STOCK AS A former resident of Grosse A native of Rochester, N.Y., New Clutl New Musicl Pointe, Ml'S. Leaver, 73, died Mr. Rossner, 80, of 343 Neff "Salute to Broadway" 'WELL AS OUR STORE Saturday, July 27, at her resi. road, died Sunday. August 4, Revue in the Velvet Covern ; dence in Florida, Funeral serv- in Bons See 0 u r s Hospital. WE NOW CARRY A COMPLETE ices were held Friday. August Funeral services will be held 2, in lhe Verheyden Funeral today, Thursday, August 8, at AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF • Stellar £ntertainment Home. 9:30 a.m, in the Verheyden I .. Delicious Food and Drink Born in Germany and wife Funeral Home, and at 10 • Charming Moonmaids of the late Fred, Mrs. Leaver is o'clock from st. Paul's-on-the. • Reservations, Phone 548-5700 PACKA~E LIQUOR survived by three sisters, the, Lakeshore. I FOLLOW THIS MODN-tHART TO AS WELL AS OUR REGULAR Mesdames Ann Mettler, Misry Mr. Rossner is survived by 22010 N. Cbryster Sheldon and Margaret Dreher his wife, Mary. Interment will Smice Drive in Hazel Park. STOCK OF PARTY GOODS and. one brother, John Czar- be in Si. Paul's Cemetery. BE SURE TO STOP IN AND SEe neck.. • • • Interment was in Roseland I.YNN FREIMANN ALL OF OUR NEW ADDITIONS Park Cemetery. • • • Funeral serviees for Mrs. DOING BUSINESS IN GROiSE POINTE fOR 35 YEARS Freimann, 64, of 42~ Lothrop l'IARCELLA S. ERNE road, were held Wednesday, SAME OWNERS-GEORGE & ALICE FLYNN. NEW MANAGER-LOUIE Funeral services for Mrs. Erne. August 7, in the Verheyden DULUC AND THE SAME QUALITY PERSONAL SERVICE~ 74, formerly of Fisher road, Funeral Home. She uied Mon. recently of 601 N, Shore, St. day, August 5, in Bon Secours Clair S h 0 res, were held on Hospital. Thursday, July 25, in the A. H. Born in Ohio, Mrs. Freimann Peters Funeral Home. She died is survived by her husband, on Tuesday. July 23, in Cottage Oscar. Interment was in White Hospital. Chapel Cem~tery. 1------ALGER PARTY STORE Mrs. Erne was a member of 'iI ~ * the Grosse Poi n t e Memorial 17320 MACK. NEXT TO VERBRUGGE'S MARGUERITE HEINRICHS Church Womens' Cluh and work- Services for Mrs. Heinrichs, ed for many yea r s with the WE DELIVER • 885-2020 60, of 1914 Hunt Club, will be Grosse Pointe Blood Bank. She is survived by her hU3 held on Saturday, August 10, at 9:15 a.m .• in the Verheyden Funeral Home and from St. Joan of Arc Church at 10 a.m. A Rosary will be said on Fri- VERBRUGGE'S day, August 9, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Heinrichs died in Plet- tenberg, Germany, on July 24, while vacationing there.

She is survived by her hus- I hand. Antone; a daughter, Mrs. Janice S lei n e r; two sons,. Thomas and Ronald; two sis-! ters. Mrs. Camille Carlson and Mrs. Felice Summers. Interment will be in Mount 'Olivet Cemetery. • :t • I,ORNE W. KNISTER Funeral services for Illr. Knisler, 68, of 1914 Country Club drive, wiII be held in the A. II. Peters Funeral Home (the date was not yet determine,' at this printing). He dzed Sunday, August 4, in Saratoga HospitaL Born in Ruscomb, Ontario" NOW AT THESE SELECTEDTHlATIESf Canada. Mr. Knisll'r is surviv ' DOWNTOWN ed by his wife. El'alene: a son, PALMS QUO VADIS ROYAl ROYAl OAK WOODS Barr~' W,: and one hrother. Don. (Ladi .. ' OIY Wan,ln .st W,1 MIf. Rd. 315 W. Fourth Mack nelf' nelly Knister. Wed.l) W.yne RO,>(j .It Meven noyelo.k 1 Mile Rd. 9634486 GA,5-7700 UN.4-8800 LI,1.2812 884-6186 Spartan Pur., AHer graduating from De. SHORTENING troit Institute of Technology, Net Wt. 3 lb. Can

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Thursday I August 8, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Youths Facing Double Charges

'1'11'0 18.year.oId youths, Al and Maumee, \\lith fh'e full calls bert Edgar. 26107 Colman, and of mall liquor and two oplln Robert A. Nasierolvski, 8934 cans. Astor, were charged a.s minors' Both were released on $100 • in possession and with littering bond each pending their court by City police on Sunday, Au. appearance. gust 4. They were spotted by officers TilE FINGER thro\\lil}g beer cans out of their! Never trust a man \\:J.oboasts car at Maumee and Neff. om i J1("S the boss in his home-he'J1 cers picked up the duo at Bishop lie about other things, t(',

t** SERVING 3 GENERATIONS fJ SMART D£TJOmRS ... ***'*... ,..• i (icss AWNINGS • : GIVE LONG LASTING SERVICE ..... : Get Year 'Round Protection -r. i .. with New Beautiful '. : Vinyl Coated Dacron .It• It Fabrics It The Cleveland Indians of the City. STEVENSON, BRUCE CASSELL, ART ... '... Park, farms Babe Ruth League success. l\fAJESTER and coaches BILL CAl\'IP- : LO. 7-0890 ,"It .. FIlU ESTIMATES. CONVENIENT TERMS fully defended their title by defeahn" Bt~LL and HARRY EDSALL Kneel- ,-It the Atlanta Braves in the best of thre~ ing:-BRUCE SMITH, JOHN KEOGH, World Series, The champions include GEORGE HUBBARD, JAY IMESH. ED standing, left to right:-MANAGER' ,MORAN and JIM GARDINER. Missing CHUCK CAMPBELL, BILL VOIGT, Jrom the picture are Jim Zenvick and .JIM PARKER, BOB KULKA, .JOHN Coach Joe Hinsberg. SCHRASHUN, JACK MORAN, JIM

Locllluool'Tank Tealll Tl'huuphs .- LIT US DO ALL Roy Pouliot is slill unable to Surprising many with his ex- • . walk on water. But following cellent performance \Vas Gary: rHI DIRry WO.K' HAIR 9 MILE & MACK : Lochmoor's Inter-Club Cham- Hoffman, Victories in the 11-12' 127 COLOR ----- NOW THflU TUES. pionship triumph. the master backstroke and freestyle races, WE'RE THE PROFESSIONALS CLAIROL BORN BLONDE swim director was floating high. prompted this comment from AND WE DO A PROFESSIONAL JOB REG. OR MENTHOL - REG. 1.19 Tallying 744 points, including. Pouliot. "Gary's o~e of the hard- n oz.. ACADEMY AWARD WINNER INSTANT ,o",~w.P'[IU'[h"""" 19 gold medals and 10 second-' ~st ~.orkers on t~.IS squlld, an~ t ~tan~~~mer place finshes, Lochmoor far out- It paid of~ fa: mm all year. SHAVE BOMB Spencer I Sidney IKatharine distanced its nearest r i val, The combmatlon of Hoffman, CLEilNWALL NOXZEMA 99 lRACY POITIER HEPBURN Dearborn Country Club. by Max Ga~dn,er .Heholt ,and Dave "CUSTOM CLEANING" . nearly 200 points. In addition, Wyborskl won the boy smedley 14 oz .. REG. 1.15 guess who'. i Pouliat's powerful cast estab- relay. MOUTHWASH t comiDg to dJDnel' lished seven new records, Keith Hallman, in the 11-12 371.2556 LISTERINE 1((""'[0\0/1'___ or the 40 events. Lochmonr age group, and Gardner, in the 73 6 :45 AND 9 p.m. swimmers currently claim 17 15.16age Classification. elaimed CARPET AND FURNITURE CLEANING 25 TABLETS - REG. 69t Mcls.: SGt. t p.m.-Sun. t :30 records. records in winning their, respec. WALL WASHING BY MACHINE COMPLETE JANITORAL SERVICE EVENINGS: ' Playing leading roles in last live breaststroke events; The' COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL t Adults $1.25, Chlldr~n 50< weekend's fesivities were Gary combination of Janis Wyborslti, ALKA-SELTZER FREE Paved and Lighted Parking Hoffman, Tom Heboll, and Lisa Carron Promack. Mary Am. 38 ______Beckenhfluer. All three were brose and Susie Heholt was also 4 oz.. REG. 1.00 double victors in individual victorious and set a new record races and swam on ,winning in the girl's medley relay. SPRAY DEODORANT relays. In addition to being instru- BAN 59t Miss Beckenhaue~, who since i mental on two relays, Susie He. 7 OZ. LIQUID. REG. 89c 1962 own. eight individual rec. lholt won the 9.10 free and Mary ords, eaSily captured the 13.14 I Ambrose finished secC';;d in the t , freestyle and backstroke races. I 15.16 back. PRELL SHAMPOO I Her free time of 29.2 was just 66 two-tenths off her record.setting 14 OZ. - REG. 89~ aURRY' LAST DAYS' : pace of last year. Lisa's 34,2 Woods Tankers • •. for the 50.meters backstroke diri .DER JOHNSOMl t 'Jack Lemmon-Walt~r IIlaUhaa: set a new record. Lisa also an. Capture Crown BABY POW JOHNSON 63 . arc , chored the winning freestyle "THE ODD COUPLE" i relay of Pam Wyb(>rski, Mary 5'$' DOUBLE.EDGE - STAINLESS - REG. 69,* In- Pan.,'I.illn and Te(hnico\or Ambrose and Susie Heholt- In winning the Annual League Championship meet held August Next AttrCKtion Torq Heholt,. a freshman-to.be 3, at the Grosse Pointe City SUPER BLADES t at the new Grosse Pointe High Pool, Woods swimmers put the GilLETTE 49 J~ll. Christie-George C. Scott North, grabbed tile butterfly frosting on their cake as they "PETUlIA" and free events. The 29.1 clock. completed a perfect season with in Technlcolor ing for his 5O-fly was another. five victories and no defeats. record. i Freshness! . -----"----, Woods swimmers compiled a total of 268 pOints, as against ,I Grosse Pointe City's total of 200, CUNNINGHAM '5 Gross.e Pointe Farms 182, Grosse Point Shores 158, Grosse Pointe SPECIAL CIGARS I Park 107, anrl St. Clair Shores I I 87 points. BOX i . OF 50 • I At the conclusion of the meet I the Woods team, coached by NEEDLESand PINS! UNDER THE GASUGHT 'Peter Biglin, was awarded the 18~" Allgust 9. 14 A"lust 10, IS i League's dual meet trophy in RIP VAN WINKLE . HORIZON I recognition (,f the perfect sea- Augllst 8 Autun t 2, t 3, 16, 17 I son. In addition, the team was

Nightly at 8:30 p.m. except Sundays No Reservations I,{equired I also presented with the Cham. I. Adults-$1.75; Children to 16-$.75 Free Parklllg pionship Meet trophy. FOAM ! J knn Ford 'IUS{'Wll J'heatcr At a team picnic held August I 5. Grosse Pointe Woods team' -II f;rl"'llfi, l.l \ dl,'~l', P",lIl""", \I"h swimmers w(,re honored with BED individual tro!lhies. Individual r.Jembers were singlp.d out for outstanding effort and accom- PILLOW plishments in various categories among whir:h were those who had accumulated :l total of 9071 TENNIS pointr, or 54 per cent of the 1,484: t points earned by the Woods Now through Saturday, August 31st team in competition this sum- INSTRUCTION mer, S8 A New Comed)' Prior To 8ro(ldw(l)' Coach Biglin pointeel out that Clinics & Private (First subscription play for Season Eight) the perfect record compiled this lessons s~ason was the result of a total fOR AlL MAlES AND MODELS team effort and could not have Electronic Stroke Diagnosis been accomplished without the LOVER.S AND Ultra Slow Motion enthusiasm and hard w 0 r k which was put forth hy every Instant Replay Camera VACUUM CLEANER BAGS OTHER srfIRA.NGERS memher of the team, At The G.P.U.S. Courts ELECTROLUX. 1I~ A Illan may be self-satisfied. 8[16.8022 Some Comedies but it's the othf'r fellow's opinion TO FIT 60.61 - E . AE • F. AF • G. PKG. OF 4 that really______counts. nan _ e~iUt by RENEETAYLOR and JOSEPH BOLOGNA WESTINGHOUSE TO FIT ALL MODELS. PKG. OF 4 SEATS AT BOX OFFICE NOW I• I• HOOVER CANISTER or UPRIGHT I • I TO FIT 82 THRU 88 . 12 THRU 634 G.I. CANISTER CLEANER I MAN~S I TO FIT ALL MODELS AND 815 BOB.LO -.-...... #. » FUN CRUISES ! DAIQUIRI! Sale Days Thru Sun. I I REPUTATION FOR Daily at 10-11-2-4 & 6 o'clock I I PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY MOONLIGHT Frldly-Saturd,y-Sunday 9 P.M. "" Most men seem to like their Daiquiris " IS A PRICELESS INGREDIENT LIQUOR =- l"Pl THIiT MATURES WITH AGE.. .. 10 P,M. MOONLIGHT CRUISE SATURDAY o on.the-rocks, in a glass they can get a grip on, 0 PACKAGE DEALER Fun starts as soon as you step aboard the Bob-Lo ~ "" CUNNINGHAM'S Impor'ed anc.l Domes'ic boat - you can dance, sightsee or lust relax ,in i Ih oz. lime juice and l1evel tsp. sugar (or i Wines and Champagnes your deck chair. At Bob-Lo island more fun aw3Its I use a prepared mix), 11/2 oz. white or silver I HAS IEEN fiLLING you-the greatest array of new thrill rides and fun PRESCRIPTIONS Plus Your Favorite attractions you've ever seen-picnic groves and I Puerto Rican rum. Shake with ice and strain I Brand of Beer playgrounds-even 12 baseball diamonds. Round FOR OyER ...... trip $2,00. Children 90~, Moonlights $2.00. Island I over ice cubes in a husky old-fashioned glass. I COMPLETE Admission 10~. Dance band on every crUise. I I HOME BA~TENDER DOCK FOOT OF WOODWARD-WO 2.9622 ACCESSORIES CHILDREN FREE MONDAYS - Children under 12 ride free I PUERTORICAN RUM is I Mondays lrom Detroil if accompanied by a parei'll. I light and dry and outsells all others 3 to I I WYANDOTTE SAILINGS - Every Sunday, Tuesday, W~d. nesday, 11:<15A.M, Bishop Park Dock, fool of Superior I i r,'," • r,,"," f" I'~ rl JJ.r".Jji;.t~.()I(Hbrd)}.I(; /J(,~(, i:,.r:.r"'lr,1 Rr'i,,::i,lHI, 1.:rr. A..... ~J Y.,U.V.'](J(JII"I I Boulevard. CHftOREN FREE Irom WYilndotte every Tuesday. ------

.~,.,.,....' _i I Thursday, August 8, 1968 P.~. Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS

It's I waste of time to stand I Look oul for vacationing chil-I up for I man who refuses to i dren, motorists - expecl them I Annual Splash Party Held At Grosse Pointe Shores stand up for himself. !to do the unex~cted. ------_._-_._----~_._------._------.---~ 8y Don ~Iessing, 'July 28, and the annual event, the Grosse Pointe Shores Swim. \ Girls 12 and under-Claudia ORA.TOP Park Director provided excitement and fun for! ming meet in which th~ follow- Barker . . t Sh h II't all who at\ended. ing :esidents claimed victory; Boys 13 and lIOder-Jlm Horan Grosse Pom e. ores ell s . I Girls 13 and under-Kav Beck 20th Splash Party on Sunday, The excitement began wIth FREE STYLE IBoys 14 and under-Dominic ------:--:-. -- . (25 meters) . IS MOVING TO Boys 8 and under-Ken Murray Cusumano r------" . Girls 8 and under-Laura Riddle Girls 14 and under-Sharon 15011 KERCHEVAL "FOR THE BEST DEAL" : Boys 9 and under-Chip Laroon Deman :2~ VGt4//U, I Girls 9 and under-Kim Purdy Boys 16 and under-Bill Heller See Adam Early ot Boys 10 and under-Kirk Barker Girls 16 and under-Mary WE WILL BE CLOSED ?CUSTOM BUILDERS Girls 10 and under-Mary Ambrose FROM AUG. 10th to 25th Martha Beck BACK STROKE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE - FREE ESTIMATES glW1uJL OJDm Boys 11 and under-Mike (25 meters) AND WILL REOPENON RESIDENTIAL- COMMERCIAL MODERNIZATION Borchak Boys 9 and under-Chip Larson Girls 11 and under-Kady Girls 9 and under-Ann Hoffman ~ 822 8022 14259 MACK AVE e~-OJ1JpnJJ1dlt, Killebrew Boys 10 and under-Kirk Barker AUGUST 26 - DETROIT, MICH. FREE STYLE Girls 10 and under-Mary 1540 1 E. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Park (50 meters) Martha Beck TUS-6000 -1 r.oo Bovs 12 and under-Paul Boys 11 and under-Mike VA 1 u 'Borchak 'Borchak ______.__... _ .. :~---__-_-_~~-_-_-_-..!:'~~------....~':"~'------Girls 11 and under-Jeanine Jodar BACK STROKE Boys 12 and WIder-Paul 'Borchak . Girls 12 and under-Clauclia Barker Girls 13 and under-Kay Beck Boys 14 and under-Craig 'Barker Girls 14 and under-5haron Deman Thenew Boys 16 ami under-Paul Fuchs Girls 16 and under--Mary Ambrose BREAST STROKJi: (25 meters) . Boys 11 and under-Mike Mercedes-Benz 250: t Borchak Girls 11 and llnder-Shella Peeh Boys 12 and under-Chuck Riddle Girls 12 and under-Claudia Barker ! Boys 13 and under-Jim Horan so "over-engineered" Girls 13 and under-Kay Beck BREAST STROKE (50 meters) Boys 14 and under-Craig Barker Girls 14 and under-Sharon Deman itwon't mush, sway or Boys 16 and under-Paul Fuehs Girls 16 and under-Mary Ambrose BUTTERfo'LY I (25 meters) Boys 12 and under-Chuck wallow-even on cloverleaf turns. Riddle Girls 12 and under-Mary Martha Beck : Girls 13 and under-Kay Beck BUTTERFLY (50 meters) Boys 14 and under-Craig Barker Girls 14 and under-Sharon Deman Boys 16 and under-Paul Shirilla Girls 16 and under-Mary Ambrose • • • At the completion of the swim- ming meet, \ fun and further excitement were provided by the Mother-Daughter. and Fa" ther-Son relays in which the following participants displayed skiH for a large crowd. 'rilis I year's lI'inr,ers [or the relays 0n today's high-speed the ride would be ruiiled. Iwere: turnpikes, it's easy to for- With lwo anti-sway bars Father-Son, (9 and under)- Gordie/Mr. Don .Haigh (most cars have one), lhe (6)get how fast you're driving. Mother-Daughter, (9 and under) Mentally, you're "veloci. 250'5 suspension is soft '-Annie/Mr.~. Hoffman tized," as one expert put it. So, some- enough on a washboard road Father-Son, (10 and H)-Jeffl Mr. Hoberl Hincks times you take the off. ramp at a clover- to absorb annoying jolts. Father-Son, (12-14)-Joe/Mr. leaf intersection a little fasler than you And on a tight turn, it's {inn Charles Van Assche meant to. enough to prevent mush Motl'er-Daughter. (12-14)- Wendy/Mrs. Johnson You crank away on the steering and wallow. Father-Son, (15-16)-Paul/Mr. wheel. but your car tugs straight ahead A suslJension that sacri- Arnold Fuchs like a dog straining at the leash. The fices neit 1er ride nor han- Other participants displaying good. performances were: Ken tiressqueal and your passengelssCjui nn. dling is a good example of and Mr. Henry Murray, Brian One of life's emharrassing moments. how "over-engjneerjn~( and Judge Elair Moody, Paul works for you. I-J ere are and Mr. Charles Van Assel:!e. Matt and Mr. Mike Brady. Tim What "over-engineering" some more examples: can mean to you and Mr. John Hoey, Cindy and Mrs. Seffler, Kevin and Dr.•Tohn A superior braking system • You probably could have ~,voided Hoey. "Skip" and Judge Blair the elrama if you'd heen driving the l'vlany ordinilrY GlrS still Moody, Brad and Mr. Reed, .Toe and Mr. Charles Van Assche, new i\lercedes-fknz 250. runs rings use old-fashioned drum It Lucy and Mrs. Babcock, Wendy :lround most cars_ It out-handles and brakes. and Mrs. Danforth and Allan Ollt-maneuyt(s them to help you avoid Today's 180-mph Grand Iand Dr. Hon:m~n.• This "walled;'," trlm at tllc MereccbBClIZ lest traek is a brutal test of tlze su,/,ell,ioll. Telt drit'e the relllar~b'I'~ IICW 250 yourself. anxious moments. Prix racing cars use disc The ncxl' highlight was. the Iww docs ;VlercC'<1es-f3enzmake a lmlkes. So docs the Merce- I money throw which enabled 4-door sedan with the agility of a sports des-Benz 250. And nol just on the front 50.0,)0 miles or so, VOIl m;ll' hegin to as it is for llI('cll<1nicaldliciency. Ortho- cedes-Benz without knowing it. Below many youngs'.ers to leave the car? In the words of one critic, the new wheels, but on every wheel. Drum \ronder if lour 250 ~I'ijl Cl'C~ rat;[e. pedic physicians were consl1lt~d in the are suggested retail prices for 8 of the park with change for which they clove in the swirr,ming and wad- 250 is "over-engineered." hrakes arc cheaper, bl/t tests prOl'c that (ksign of !he 2::;0\ scats so you'll have 15 Mercedes-Benz moods: Overhead-cam engine ing pools. 1ie's right. And Merr.edes-Benz is di-Ie l>rakes provide the most precise proper ~l/I'l'0rl on cross-country tOllrs Again this year the fi;h grab L1sll,dly. \Olllc;lr's (,Iwine is either 600 Grand Mercedes .•••.. $22,299- proud of it. By conventional standards, hraking possible-at IHlY speed. So 1\lcr- as \Ie II as shorll1ops to the supermarket. event was a part of the program t II ned for I~ClI;'l'r(II' ("ronon'~\.-- not bOIh. \\'h('n \olllirSI sliT)intooneorthe2C:;0's 300SELLimousine...... •• 9,400. and youngslers hetween 36 the new Mercedes-Renz 250 is "over- cedes-Benz engineers insist on 4-lI'heel years of age were given cups emrlo\"in~ a S(lpl1iqiratcd ol'erhe,ld- 280SE Coupe...... 9,174. ('ngineered." It's huilt to far more disc !Hakes as sta"dard cquipJllell1. HI' carclldil' cont()lII~c1 scats, it mal' seem to retrieve goldfish from the 280SL Roadster...... • • .• 6.485. e:\llct;lI~ SI.'Indards th \\'orld Cham pionsh ip HCl'Cr sclIle (~I' "l~arslllllalloll!'" seats Seven- to 16ycarolds had to A patented ImprclVemr.nt S'I)()lls/racing cars. Ih(" cngineers were 230 Sedan...... 4,544. rccover pike minnows, (40 in the 1.50'5 brakes. agail'. i\ Icrccdes Bcnz engineers have "umber), ranging in length from Tbe 250's suspension system is ahle to implore Ihe enginc's roillillciric IC,'i't'cl for your haekhonc. 220 Diesel...... • ...... 4,494. 7t2 inchl's in order to receive 10,000 body welds "a/l'lllcd-one of the more than '):200 cificicl/cy (its ahilill' to "hreath('''). Tl1l'se arc justa fcw of the many 220 Sedan. . . • . . . . . • . • . . . 4,360. 25c. A total o[ 26 swimmers joined hasic engineering patents held hy I\lost conventional cars have a sep- "/ his Tcmarbhlc engin1' gilTS the ~'iO ;H" al1ced uwinl'crino fcature~ of the ,ast year's 29 memners o[ the arale l)()(ly and chassis, held loget her a lOp spCl'd comparahle 10 <1sl;:r'(\,1I(1 i\ lerceciesRenz. The engineers simply i\ lcrced('s Ik~z 2')0. "'[I ken tcgether, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "Fish Grabhers Club." Bi~ ll"Ould 1/01 lolerate poor road holding or W;';l bolts, Alter a while, the holls can VR lI'itlll1ll' (liel CCO/[(JII')' .( II -Six. I hey :Hld np 10 one conclusion: at • ratehes were made hy .Joe Van Assche anll Mikl' flor"hak. who a jarring ride. work loose. On a \Iashhoard 1"101<1, the S'i ,060,* thi\ C.1 r is onc of the sltrel1'dl'~/ :.' ::- SEND TOD,'Y FOR "Fatigue-proof" seats : • FREE BROCHURE callght three fish each. Doug Their ingenious solutioll: a /,(I;r of rattles can he dCCI(clliuf!,. iI1IT.,tments on wheels. : tj. . . (or beuer yel. come Heller. Sandy Smith, Gabriel Take a d<1\lon~ trip in SOllie (",1(S :mt iSllav hars-onl' in front, one Hc III ~ 'i0 is : Mercedes-Benz of North America, Inc. Carol Shell, Dehhie Rroom- h.lrs 10 light hodv [c;In,lhe sll'pcnsion's vidnal welds. 1h(' resllit is a strlll'\llIl' -oo, ~olC 207 ham, Sarah Leech, Kathy BenססFor melle details on the ~C:;Oand (, • Dept. 0 or immensc strcngth and rigidity. Al ter cng; '1ccrcd ;lS lllllch for hlll11;1ncondort ~pnn~\ lIould halc to he s~1stiflthat ,,11 H" I \ !clcfdcs Hen; modcls. send to : Cliffsid. Park, N.J. 07010 nl't!. flev Deman, and Sherry : Pringle were the girls Ihis year d,lI for 101lf free copy' of the 24-pa,l;e, : P'ca~ send the free 24.pag(\ fulJ-e()lnr I who became memhers of the !lIl1u.l"1 hrodlllre (coupon at right). : hrrxhure Ihat 11'11:;all ahollt the ncll' cars ! ciaring dub. Better ITt. I'isit our ShOllrOOIll. See : hom Mercedes-Bcnz. i The activities ,inri events werl' and drill' 'the new 2'\0. find (lilt (or • closed with a willl'rmeion feast . :• l\:.lmC' _ which mmp!ctec! 11 nay partici- 1 ("Il'l'lf !to\\, it feels to drive a eM bllilt . pants \\"ill lon,g rrmC'ml:er ... t" he ill(' hest- nol tilt' hest seller. : Arlrlress _ i thilt is until nl'xt ~~ar's Splilsh • ! Party, Mercedes-Benz motol carl from :. City _ Tilperin~ off on il hact habit is $25,582' to $4,360- :• Slate Zip _ , nolhin~ mOfP lhiln kindling I YOII Imy he ahle to afford a !\Ier- • . hre for il new ltart. • [dSl "nd Gull CoaSI por15 of cnlr}', txclusi\,t of opllom, Slate and iocallaxcs, if any. Tael illlows a man 10 I'ha nge Check this Ollt "HI. ,lie >lell ,\!crade, fl,COIZ 250 II 2 fcr! .dWller 1/',," "1 dOllle.,'l{ Ilia". V' ,~i,(\(ll! a) ~~ '" lIlier/", l"uJll, thl' suhJl'el. hilt not his minc!o

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,'m Thursday, August 8, 1968. G R0 SSE POI N TEN EW S WRONGDlRECTlOiiN--:-\----;P~A;:R::E:-:N=T:-:-AL::-:C:-:-AR::-E:------=--::.-::....:.:.. Stolen Motor Found on Bike ~BURGLAR PROOf GUARDSAND I:SECTSCIRNS he fellow.who rinds himself No amount of learning can SI I'ft G C P the downhill track should ask make up for the lack of training lOp I el' ets eremony ays ______To fit aU It~lel or window'., ReJ!denUal or Woods police, while on rou. mer. Cornmerlcal. SCreens for "Fenestra"iIb type a transfer. _ .t~at any hom~_c_a~~~_e~__ Leather Jumper Tribute to Fo,.d . tiS d A Th' . b'k" wIndows In Bronze-Sleel.Alum..or Sll1nless t me pa ro on un ay, ugust e minI' I e was ret ...... :.,' I Sleel have beell our .specially {or 30 years. Good taste. That's what the "America's most c rea t i v e 4, observed two teenage boys at the police station pending i Ins."t or DUlt Proof IS to 40 mull wire. White or Black shoplifter had who struck at the 'moonlighter'," is the way Post. riding mini.bikes ill the Manu. further investigation. I ~E:e~~~ti~:~~~~~yre~{:Ced~rIl~fai: p~o"~l Village Store, 88 Kercheval, on master General W. Marvin Wat. facturers Bank parking lot at r,uards ror windowsand door.,dlAvent vandal. Enameled Aluminum July 29. son described Henry Ford duro 2Q2aS Mack. While talking to ~"J'T~oJR~~hlrd. chased the bike ~rom a boy for checkout counter, and stated ' $15 and had paid the boy $6 SCREEN PORCHES they would have to go to their The Postmaster General re. toward the purchase. He said STORMS FOR STEEL CASEMENT WINDOWS car to get money. They didn't c.aIled Mark Twa~'s observa- he did not know if the motor return. hon that thunder IS loud but had been stolen. We Repair Storm Sash and Screens When th~ two left the store lig.htni~q does the work. Watson Later in the day the two FREE ESTIMATES they were carrying a pair of said,. Far too often t~day youths returned to the station. sunglasses they had purchased, Americans seem to be fascmat. One of the boys told officers and a large paper bag they came ed by the producers of thunder, that he wanted to clear the sit-\ in with. and to overlook the generators uation up. He then told officers POINTE SCREEN ------of lightning. Henry Ford's c~. that the boy he purchased the IAcross from How.n1 Johnson'" , THE GRIND reer was one of repeated, brll- mini.bike from had told him I I . , ANO~ STORM SASH. I,Ne.- Today the average man spends Ii~nt, productive flashes of light- that the motor had been stolen nine.tenths of his time trying Ding." from a garage at Lancastpr and I 20497 Mack Ave. 881.6130 or 881.4600 to earn enough money to enable Henry Ford II responded to Jackson. Ihim to p.njoy the other tenth. Wats"u's remarks on behalf of Officers checked the area and' 1-" .Tb ------the Ford family. In his response found that just such a motor If only you had waited a little longer! Because now there's " he brought in a political note by had been taken from 1953 e.1'Q'~~ '" Il;;J nothl.ng o.!lUt~ hat saying that he was proud to Lancaster earlier in the sum. America-the first car designed to be a second car. J have the Henry Ford stamp reo ------With a price $1,847 that makes it the lowest-priced car with an. automatic transmission. lJjrftl.4-Qds' nnftsl-.o~ns ~~oa:edOfdU{~n~o~hCB~d~~~~S:~~: Park Car Thefts \ When it comes to buying an old-style second car, about u I" V" I' 'Y ;:eoa~y. Ford .aid, he admires Prohed by Police there's a new adage: he who hesitates '*'0 GUla Also taking part in the cere. Grosse Pointe Park police re- I' La . U~~d.l mony in front of Town Hall in 18. Greenfield Village were Con. ceived reports of two stolen' is saved. gressman Jobn Dingel1 of Michi. cars in the area last Sunday. gan's 16th district, Dearborn Durward A. DeCavitte, of 829 6 nonstops daily. Mayor Orville Hubbard, Deputy Pemberton road, said his 1965 Curbside baggage check-in. Postmaster General Frederh::k Ply m out h convertible was Belen - a native of Micl>lgan, taken from the street, in front and Dr. Donald A. Shelley, pres. of 711 Barrington road, where ident of the Edison Institute. he was visiting. The Institute includes Henry Kathleen Fontaine, of 969 Fllrd Museum, Greenfield Vil- Berkshire road, reported some. SAMPLE SPORT ,CARS lage and the Greenfield Village one entered the g~rage and 371.7370 Schools. stole her 1968 Mustang conver. 13123 Gratiot Prior to the ceremony, a pa- tible. Police are investigating rade of horse.drawn and me- both thefts. chanized vehicles recalled the various forms of transportation that were known during .'Ford's lifetime. Overhead, as the pa- rade advanced, a 1928 Ford Tri- motor plane circled the Village. An Air Force band from Cha- '68 Model CD' DK nute Field, Illinois performed before and after the noontime ceremony. - Closeout The dignitaries formed a re- ceiving line in Lvvett Hall in Greenfield Village and greeted "11hin~4'mIn love." several hundred invited guests. Estimates place the .Iltal crowd on hand for the ceremony at ~.nr.& about 4,000. O,DRENTIRE STO,CK fiientJ#!ikies MR. and MRS. THOMAS L. ORR, JR., of Darien, Conn" an' if nounce the birth of their third United. child, WILLIAM DENNISON, August 1. Mrs. Orr is the former BARBARA LEONARD, daugh- ter of MR. and MRS. RAY- MOND C. LEONARD, of Mer. TAGGED FOR riweather road. Paternal grand. mother is MRS. THOMAS L. ORR. of Pittsburgh, Pa. . CLEARAN,CE! THIS WEEK'S BELL RINGERS BONELESS ROLLED

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Page Tw.nty GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------DIAMOND L08I' to report the loss of a two.carat SERVICING"T-HE CROSSl \pciNTiS~'" '>I diamond from its mounting. She Woods Swim Team Takes LauI'els in Pointe League I Helen Keys, 417 N",ff, called told police that the diamond FOR OVER 1f2 CENTtllt'i :",:",::,'<:. , City police on Friday. August 2, was I'alued at $3,000. 'I.'he Grosse Pointe Woods i Relay; 1. Grosse Pointe Shores. 1 Free: 1. Jane Blake, Park, Breast: 1. Pam Yata, S,C"S., I ISwim Tea m captured the, 2:37.5; 2. Grosse Pointe Park, 28.3; 2. Karen VanBuskirk, 36.3; 2. Cathy Scrivo, Woods, . Every S~,. -'~,. ffftC.; ,...f WANTED Grosse. Poi~te Swim League 12.:43.4; 3. Grosse Pointe Farms, Woods, 30.2; 3. Beth McNally, 39.0; 3. Candy Lakin, WOOd,S'I WE WANT TO BUY ChampIOnships before a large I 3:06.0; 4. St. Clair Shores, Farms, 30.5; 4, Janeen Car- 40.1; 4. J u lie Richardson, , ereefed:"or ~~~':: '<, ,~ . OLD LEADED GLASS 20 old leaded glass lamps or c~owd at the Grosse Pointe 13:06.5; 5. Grosse Pointe City, naghi, Shores, 31.2; 5. Jane S,C,S., 41.?; 5. Cindy Veen, SHADES and LAMPS .hades, They are usually found CIty Park on Saturday, August ,3:16.4; 6. Grosse Pointe Woods, Wood City, 31.9; 6. Sue Kerns, Park, 42.9; 6. Laurel Roddis'l WA. 1.-628%'.\, .t in allies olld stare rooms. When 3. Taking second place was the i disq. City '318. Fanris, 46.0. I "f:' '1t.chiilni: .~~~'. ,'" t ..~:: "as the lost time you looked in your alli(? City Team. taJ.-;n~ third place I Evcnt 2.. Girls' 20? Med.ley E~ent 13. Boys' 10.under 25 Event 29 Boys' lO-under 251 'C;:h~,,'Li~k'~Alr.s;e~ was the Farms, fourth. place Relay: 1. Grosse ~omte CIty, Back: 1. Kirk Barker, Shores, Fly: 1. Rick Briski, Wo. '1s, ::1:';, CALL US COLLECT went to the S.hores, filth ~o 2:32.6; 2. Grosse Pomte Woods, 19.9; 2. Chris Ballew, Shores, 18,8; 2. Bob Roh, Farms, 19.5; RlIItie StYles , ,., '. ,_'" OJ '1-"" "...... the Park, and sixth to St. ClaIr 2:32.6; 3. Grosse Pointe Farms, 121.2; 3. Paul Brown, Woods, 3. Ray Trumbauer, S.C.S., 19.8; I "LILLIAN" Shores. 2:36.0; 4. Grosse Pointe Shores, 21.3; 4. Art Behm, City. 22.3; 4. Mark Brinker, Shores, 22.1; i THE FLOOR SHOP Jackie Briski ~nd Brian }'illk 2:41.4; 5. Grosse Pointe Park, 5. Mark Longsworth, Farms, 5. Kelly Grebb. S.C.S., 22.8; I MEHLENBACHER, FENCI'CO:,:: i.: 2155 Ellub,lh Like ROld were double wInners for the 3:00.2. ! 22,6; 6. Tom Frede, Woods, 6. Chuck Norman, Farms. 23.0. I 1040~ H~RPER RES/DENTtAL, INI)US:rRI~L Pontile, Michigan 41053 Woods, Cheryl Rem and Beth Event 3. Boys', S.under 25 i 23.9. Event 30. Girls' lO.under 25 313-682-4421 Boerner took two firsls each Free: 1. Bob Roh, Farms, 16.1; I Event 14. Girls' .1Ounder 25 Fly: 1 Mickey Montagne, Park, ------_._~--_._------, for the Farms, and Jane Blake 2. David Keinle, City, 17.2; 3. Back: 1. Cheryl Rem, Farms, 18.5; 2. Jan Kernan. City, 19.2; • l?ok 1":,0, f,rsts for the P:lrk. Gord Haigh, Shores, 17.2; 4'120.0; 2. Shirley Green. City, 3. CoJeen Schleicher, Woods, : 'Ihe CI.ty s Dal'e Gr~newald Tom Rosiere, Woods, 17.7; 5. 20.0; 3. Deb Jevons, Woods, 20,0; 4. Judy Wegryn, City, PO.MII." ..,.... i I and Kfls Cassell combmed to Mike Bernard, Woods, 18.5; 120,7; 4. Chris Queen, Woods, 20,5; 5. Chris Queen, Woods,' Highw"ll slam two events between them. 6. Merlin Olsen, Park, 19.1. i 21.4; 5. Barb Haigh. Shores, 21.2; 6. Ronna Pacobs, Farms, The Farms 5 I a m m I' d two Event 4. Girls' 8under 25 i 21.8; 6. Teresa Blake, Park, 22.2. events, while the Shores and Free: 1. Laura Hiddle. Shores, j 24.0. Event 31. Boys' 12.under 50 o DODGE\~>.l Asp/lolt 1."l)iIl9 the Woods slammed one. 18.2; 2. Megan Montagne. Park, Event 15. Boys' 12.under 50 Fly: 1. hlark Stevens, Woods, A prediction of rain did not 19.1; 3. Mary Reinman, }'arms,1 Back: 1. D a v e Theiman, 34.5; 2. Roger SI. George, • SEAL COATING. l>RIVEWAYS stop a large crowd oC speda- 195; 4. ~Iary Treder, Woods. I Wood., 26.6; 2. Paul Borchak, S,CS. 39.4: 3. Chip Gauthier, 1968 ~. ~ 'tors from turning out for the 19.9; 5. Teresa Blake, Park, I Sh:lres, 39.4; 3. RIck Rcinman, Park, 40,5; 4. Mark Rollig, t meel; fortunately, only a few 21.4; 6, Joann Emery, City, Fal'ms, 41.0; 4. Rusty Verhees, Park, 42.1; 5. Stel'e Zerwick, • PARKING LOTS. REPAIRS I drops fell and the meet c.>n. 24.5. I Shores, 41.0; 5. Brian Humble, City, 48.0. t\f,EW CAR~ r'f) ~ tinued as l\cheduled. Event 5. Boys' lO-under 25 I S.C.S., 42,8; 6. Tom VanWing- Event :;2. Gi!'is' 12.under 50 F II' th Free: 1. Mark Longsworth, I derden, Park. 45.4. I Fly: 1. Naney Clem, Woods, Telephone DI 1-:-4506 i resu~ISo:~nrhea~eel.e complete Farms, 15,9; 2. Ray Trum.1 Event 16. Girls' 12.under 50 36.3; 2, Chris Babock, Woods, LIQUIDATION SALE I ! }:vent 1. Boys' 200 :Medil!Y hauer, S.C.S., 16.0; 3. Riek I Back: 1. Beth Boerner, Farms, 37.8; 4. Sherry Austeberry, .. '...... j i ______BfI,ki, Woods, 16.05; 4. Chuc\c I 37.5; 2. Barb Hinson, Farms, Park, 39.4; 5. Luci Babcock, WE MUST CLEAR.OUR STORAGE LOTS . ~ Norman, Farms, 16.2; 5. Kevin 39.7; 3. Deh Masten, Woods, I Shores, 42,3; 6. Marge Nally, . ;~ .-:F9R{,;rf'(~tII'EW'~EL. n ' t;-~ i Closed Satu rdays thru August 10 MacConnachie, Park, 16.4; 6. 41.1; 4. Claudia Barker, Shores, Farms, 44,5. Art Behm, City, 17.2. 41.1; 5. Carol Johnson, Woods, Event 33. Boys' H.under 50 .;:1968 . . t' ~ Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Event 6. Girls 1O.under 25 41.4; 6. Wendy Johnson, Woods. Fly: .1Bob Heels, Farms, 32.5; Free: 1. Cheryl Rem. Farms, Event 17. Boys' 14-under 50 2. Tom Wise, Farms, 33.0; 3. DARTS " ;(QRoNETS • CHARGE. i 15.3; 2. Jan Kernan, City, 15.7; Back: 1. Brian Fink, Woods, Peter Guba. City 33.5; 4. Dave 3. Mickey Montagne, Park, 30.8; 2. George Fraser, City, Gregory, Woods, 35.9; 5. Bob 16.3; 4. Deb Jevons, Woods, 33.6; 3. Kevin Biglin, Woods, Ambrose, Shores. 36.4; 6. Greg " .. ). • POL4Yl"Bt~bL~~~S i 16.3; 5. Colleen Schl~icher. 37.0; 4. Bob Ambrose, Shores, . Hall, Woods, 372. . I .FAN~AST"C RjI5DUCED'PR/CES . , ~oods. 16.4; 6. Beth Zerwiek, 41.4; 5. Jim VanWinger~en, Event 34. Girls' 14.under. 50 I t CIty, 17.6. Park, 46.0; 6. Seolt Ralph, CIty, Fly: 1. Cathy Crowell', Farms, Event 7. Boys' 12.under 50 47.4. 34.0; 2. Julie Cerre, City 36.4; $ $ BUY. NOW AND SAVE.! ~,$ ..~. ~ I Free; 1. Rick Reinman, Farms, Event 18. Girls' 14.under 50 3. Jane Morris, City, 37.3; 4. 29.9; 2, Roger «it. George, 'SWlll(V aauaij 'v ~g'9E 'spooN. Sharon Beman, Shores. 38.1; $ $ ~P,~~6t.S'E~.,$~$ { S.C.S., 30.7; 3. Mark Stevens, Back: 1. Jackie Briski, WOOds, 5. Nancy Nixon, Woods, 38.8; top shirt choic. I Woods, 31).8; 4. Steve Zerwick, 3?8; 2. Donn~ Grunewald, 6. Donna Mueller, Park, 38.5. Sf.fck .tto. 2162 , . . - Ii" , I City, 31.5; 5. Pau.1 Borchak, City, 34.9; 3. ClDdy Babc~ck, Event 35. Boys' I6.under 50 1968 DODGE CORONET R.T. 2.DOOR HARDTOP . Shores, 33.4; 6. ChIp Gauther, F~rms, 36.7; 5. Joan Browmng, Fly; 1. Dave Grunewald, City, I ., ttM school crowd, i The 1968 Hot Cor of tKe Year. Equipped .with: 44<1 ~ Park. 33,5. City, 37.8; 6. Sandy Reinman, 27.7; 2. Kris Cassel, City" 27.7;' .magnum eng., 4 barrell dual 'carburetion, radio, wheel t Event 8. Girls' 12.under 50 Farms. 39.5. 3. John Fraser, Shores; 2&9; cavers. Power steerilXl._,AO"ltsWe retp,ptJ:. control mirror. ~ thlt I'IIG,hin ... washabl. Free: 1. Beth Boerner, Farms, Event 19. Boys' 16.under 50 4. Paul ShirilJa, Shores, 29.0;'1 3-speed electric wiplt~ M";'! dj~hl1: ,i{blave box light. ~ I 29.9; 2. Chris Babcock, WOods, Back:.1. Mark Boerner, Farms, 5. Mike Ste~e".s, Woods, 29.2; Trunk. light. Ignition. light' w/ti,,;e delay. Rallye instru- S turtleneck knit I 30.1; 3. Deb Masten, Woods, 27.8; 2. Tom Fraser, City, 30.6; ,6. Barry BflSkl, Woods, 30.3. . ment panel. Automatic' transmission. Sure, grip diff"r. I 3.20; 4. Nancy Kll)inert, Shores, 3. John Fraser, Shores, 30.5; I Event 36. Girls' 16-under 50 ~ entiar. llumpe".guardsf frant an'd'feahtCoAosOle. "P..,der j' , mounted turn signals. Red streak tires. Vinyl top 32.1; 5.. Gathy Corbett, Farms, 4. Paul Fuchs, Shores, 32.3; Fly; 1. Karen VanBuskirt, f ef fine orl~" Clcrylic/wool I 33.5; 6. Susie Brinkman, City, 5. Keith Hampson; S.C.S .• 32.4; Woods, 30.5; 2. Pam Yata, 33,6. 6. Tim Rtkinson, Woods, 33.1. S.C.S.. 32.6; 3. Anne flrink- ;:j~.~3,830.NO~$2,98.$~VE."$~~,~...J, blend, the number.one slyle of the Event 9. Boys' 14-under 50 Evenl 20. Girls 16.under 50 man, City 34.0; 4. Janeen Car- Free: 1.. Brian Fink, Woods, Back; 1. Jane Blake, Park, naghi, Shores, 36.6; 5. Cindy 26.4; 2. Craig Barker, ~hores, 33.8; 2. Cathy Scrivo, Woods, Babcock, Woods, 38.5; 6. Chris .'~M~.:::PIJIIITE.~DIJDri:".r.'~~~'.:-i season if! the most imporlont , 27.6; 3. Bob Frear, City, 27.6; 36.6; 3. Beth McNally Farms, Duffy, Farms, 40.3 .. 4. Bob Heels. Farms, 27.6; 5, 37,2; 4. Donna Gr~newllld, Event 37: Mixed Free Relay: i: ' .' ~~9~MACK AV'E.," . greJn, ~ , E"' Phone: TU 2.7210 C

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".~; 'A~.... f.'•••. CROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.One ...... :'=~.":r_hft~To.u~lU!Y Winner; Luted Sext~t Tangles Bicycle Thieves .,,.=~:u,C;i~:: ..'he.r. .~i.a1.~ .... G,ray Call1kin.' $ defeated Hank Fink. With City Police A.ctive in City Mij.~i1f :...... _ ,...... T6II.tiaMe"t, '*14. tile e.nstaedt, I.S••. 0. . .ttti .~' ..~' ~'" .. i'~., 'ftl JI/J,f III. afthcte4 Th. 14.• nd.und~r gills' con. While answering a call' on City police received reports "" SItII.... it '''~I ~ ...... ft.y..,.,' hlitti'.. 'ft.e ~st law BetsyTolleson defeat persolls tampering with parking or four more bicycle thefts, titlr ".AlI'- 2 at' .... 'NWI.II.Dt, '1l4 at De Ntt.lt. 8ynnValk, H, 1.2. meters on Sunday, August 4, at three from the City park in a ... 'W .. u. ",.:...... Cluj *IIf," _" _il. 80,ys' ..I'.and.under c ham 'P Notre Dime and KerchGval. three day period. The first reo .... ~'l6'-' CNIa 11 "'M ~ t1M, JtjJ Gray." Hbk Mlltray. who edied City Pollce officers found four port was made by Dan Dulfield, .~ N f'lift lil tr" Yeuil'Iii, '.1 'Il. latot Otay &yt.D.Ou,C,.mpbtU, 7.5, 4-6, 1-3. 'adults and two juveniles in pos. 525 Rivard. He f4ld ~lice some. Wit t.uaI .tful 'Ira. .. .~1I!Ulit IYIl.t'ter L)'aJ' ~oddinltoa d • rei t e d session of City ~igns. Tbe six one entered thfi. garage at that I.it £ .. <:lu~ .1' UijI'j. Smitll, .-3 •. "2, ill lirls' were.parked in the lot. andress and removed hls green, "t.,.• ~.rP"'" • PttetD& _utili' It 'vi' ttaalI ,... l".ncl-.uAdt1. . . . One of the juveniles t~d of. 27" Schwinn. 11>-apHd bicycle .uee: ,.u~ •. "'ti ,...Itu.""" W1aa.ta •• e Gtt.y Ruthb 'beat J?hn WH. ficers that she, another juveaile on Wednesday, July 31. ~ tht , .. II" naMh.", Nlilrill ...... , H.m.,...., •.~.in boys 16.~nd. girl and 21.yearold Susan White, The second report was from Wi" tik•• "... U1. t. Ji1ls' 12-1"''''.'' lin,le.s ~nd~r. \ . went to a restaurant on Warren Arthur Behm. 891 Washington, it;JI flUt .. tHt We. ~'tIl,..titi6l\' h"I. .al~arln Gitls. 18.and-u.nder winner and Conners, where they met who told officers he parked his ..t., '0 •.... , (efeaU( Catly .... carl "3 was CbflS Scbnelder. who de. tbr!'.eI7.year.oldbOYS,~aymo.ndI26" Royce Union, red and TaCt.U".:~ Ma, te ell.flaet-&. .'" '.' .'. .• .. fute~ ,Sue ~eev.er. 6.4, 8~: L. Melton,. 219 Lakeview, Jim while, 10.speed at the City park II' ... ~ot. kt Mt lis alu r '., 1...;. ,Boys 18 and under wmoer Goforth, 802 Lenox. and E. D. at 5 o'clock. and when he re- ., ..• ....._~ :-:~ ~.~ ~:. r:!! C~ck Topher •War" defeated Art Jelickman, 8115 Elm.. Iturned at 5:53 his bicycle was . Sehrotdcr, .... ~. The boys asked them if they missing . .~~ YVde~tttwo aae tiJate. would like to go for a ride. The The third report was !rom Jim • Afftetlonat •., color • ,--...... s col"" I&JMtS ..~ ,OUt' s ~omped o'?i11"girls agreed. They told police Meathe 329 Grosse Pointe boul• ... "'...... ,.., " .....y.s ... an".un er., th • d th. th b' '. , , ' .' i\l~it an4 %)ou. eam bell de. ey ,OU<: .e Signs 00 e cur evard, on Thursday. AUiust 1. I •. ~iustil"I' c$16r • M.ml. e&I",. f.. ted William .camp:'ll aild at Outer ddf!ve .a~dthLakewood .Jim said he. parke,

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Grosse Pointe News Memorial Center Schedule \Vllot Goes On ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL at GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 Second Class Postage Paid at Detroit, Michigan Open Daily 9 •.ni.-9 p.m. I ____ ...... ____ August 8-August 15 I Your Library FULLY PAID CIRCULATION * AU Memorial-sponsored activities open to the 8y VirgfDta LeoDard Phone TU 2-6900 Grosse Polnle public. Hospital equipment available for I free loan: crutches, wheel chairs, healing lamps and B h by Sibyl !dember ~lichlgan Press .usoclatlon and National Edllorlal Associ.Uon hospital beds. As of July 15, we have a new I then on to the Parkman ranc NATIONALADVERTISINGREPRESENTATIVE Chief of the' Central Library.! for about a year and a half; For That Fresh Feeling • • • and that immaculate 4G~ Fifth. .\nnue, Weekly:'\ew YorkNewspaper19. NewRepresenlatlve.York Inc. BYranl 9.7300 GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LENDING His name is Kenneth Nielsen, I and finally Branch LI'btarlan. CHICAGOOFFICE LIBRARY CLOSED DURING MONTH OF AUGUST. he has an impressive profes.1 simultaneously of bot h the look, try Elizabeth Arden's Velva Smooth Beauty 333 :O;orlh_.~Ilchll:anA,'enue. _ .__Phone ~'lnancial_~~______6-2214 Friday, August 9 sional background, he is rapid. I Walker and Gray Branche.s. Pads. They remove dry flaky skin, cleanse the po!es I and act as balancing agepts to prevent streakm~ ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER .. 8:30 p.m. Parents Without Partners _ Meeting and Iy learning all the ins and outs. The last move was made 1D WILLIAM ADAMO . ADVERTISING MANAGER Speaker. of ways of doing things-and' November, 1963. (Ken remem. and change in foundation color. Fifty light terry JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY Saturday, August 10 . he is handsome, dark and tall. bers this date so well as it cloth pads for only five dollars. Available, of course, JAMES J. NJAIM NEWS . . . coincided with the assassina. at Trail Apothecary, 121 Kercheval. PEPPER WHITl'LAW ...... 1:30 p.m. Barbara Kerber - Kirk Darragh Wedding Mr. Nielsen halls from IIIo~. tion of President Kennedy) . ..NEWS Reception. tana-Havre, to be exact. This .. .. t WALTER W. FULLER NEWS is also where he attended jun. What of Ken's family life? Collector's Candlesticks ... ~ PAMELA ANDRIOTAKIS::.::::'::::::: NEWS 2:31) p.m. Deborah Alcott - Warren Trafton, Jr. Wed. ior college. He r~ceiv~d his Besides his wife, Donna, the created from mahogany.finished RCRERT A. WELLS NEWS ding Reception. A.B. and M.A. (In hIStory) light ')f his life is his two year wood are perfect decorative, as ~ MARY LORlMER ADVERTISING 7:30 p,m. TI:ileen Mueller - James Neill Wedding from Bowling Gree,1 (Ohio) old son, Eric. While talking to 'well as practical, pieces to make IIJt~ueSr . BARBARA H. CICHY ADVERTISING Reception. State University. At that time, Ken I asked him if he just that cerl:lin place in your room ;g;J;JA::a~:~ZIE ADVERTISING I'" 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs. Marvin Bourget, he was interested in colIege happened to have some photo. look important. F10urteen inches taU, they hold JOANNE EASON . . A~~~~~~~ Director.' teaching, so the ncxt ste( was graphs of his son-and it didn't those wonderfully fat candles which can be selected ONNELLEE KOENIG CLASSIt'IED ADVERTISING . Sunday, August 11' , the University of Wisconsin take him long to whip out two to enhance vour room's color scheme. You'll find ALBERTA WILKE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I 10:30 a.m. UOlty Church and Sunday School. whcrc he wor~~ed on a Ph.D. from his wallet! A most hand. KAY STOUGH CIRCULA'J:ION ... 5:30 p.m. Beginning and Advanced Karate _ Sang for about a year and a half. some blond boy - any parent i them for just f~fteen dollars a pair at The League MARIE KREINER CIRCULATION Kyu Shim, Instructor. Then. (the year was 19551 Ken would be proud of him. ' Shop, 98 )(erchevaJ. . was drafted into the Army for I .. .. ------.-- --.--,-- ..----- ... --.-.---.----~- Monslay, August 12 about 13 months. me had pre. .An inqu~ry i~to Ken's hoo- North, South, East Or West ... wherever you travel ollers 10:30 a.m. Weight Watchers of Ea",ern l\'!ichigan, In.::. viously served a hitch in the bles, outsIde mter'lsts" etc., ... be sure to visit the new Map and Travr~l Room 12:00 noon Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe - Luncheon Navy for 11 mouths-in a sub. brought forth an interesting Law Curbs Smut Mo & Meeting. marine tender in the Pacific). grouping. In the field of music, at The Book Shelf, 112 Kercheval. There you'll find maps and books for every part of the .worl~ ." . & CI~izens who. are offended, as milllOns are. by the .. 7:30 p,m. Beginning Drawing Painting in Mixed Backing up ~or i.ust a ~o. ~~A:~;eec~rite ~orb::ke:tt~~~ to tantalize yourtra"vel budsl -Just try t()' resist pal1;denng adverh.sements they receive t h I' 0 ugh the Media - Jack O. Summers, Instructor. ment to the UDlve,rslty of. WIS' baseball and football. (What a "California, Past, Present and Future" or "Com. Umted States malls may be relip.vert to know that they ... 7:30 p.m. Monday Movie - Rock THE PRIZE follow. consln days, you II be mter. . ... can now take steps to curb the delivery of such obscene ed by dance at 9:30 with "Sound of Night" ested to learn tbat Ken worked time he and, ErIC w~ll have I~ panion Guide to Yugoslavia." Browse, learn' and enjoy in this special new room at The Book Shelf . nuisance literature. Band. Admission $1.25 in advance. $1.50 part-time at the YMCA. The fik~et ~~~rs'alr:::y,lf l ~o~J ... >It' .. ' . Following a somewhat startling decision by the at door. ID required. YMCA had a bookkeeper and have become a firm friend Umted States Supreme Court, which declared most of 8:00 p.m. Fashion Seminar. a secretary, and the secretary';; when he mentioned bicycling- Be Sure And. Take .A Pee.k '.' " at the new this objectional material as "legally obscene," the mails Tuesday, August 13 na~e was Donna. So of course one of my own pet outlels for Virginia Williams, 79 Kercheval. Luxurious carpet. were flooded with nauseating smut bro~hures, catalogs *10:00 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital YO~~~n:U~~~dK~~a~~:~pe~:~ energy and enjoym~nt. . ing has recently been installed to make your shop, ping more enjoyable and relaxing. And don't forget and pamphlets. These so.called <:dvertisements certain. Work~hop. ried while Ken was in the In the area of books, Ken I ly cannot be classified as proper reading material for 12:00 noon Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe Army. has already had experience at to take a peek at those exciting and unusual gift items, selected for your tastes. g]'an~mothers, or bectUml; stories for the kid dies. They Luncheon. - Next - out of the Army _ a DPL in leading a Great Books certaml~ a~e, (or should be), extremely offensive to the 1:00 p.m. Womens' Player Group of Unity Church. change of plans,-a change of group, helping out with a Jun. * . * .. vast majority of those who receive them against their 7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Jnc. direction _ and we finel Ken ior Great Books group, and High Humidity And So.aring Terilper'atures ... are wishes. Wednesday, August 14 Nielsen attending Lib r a r y giving weekly book talks to forgotten when you lunc;h or dine at the Bronze Detroit's 'postmaster, Edward L. Baker, stat.es that 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Gror;se Pointe School at the University of Wis. mothers in the li~rary while Door, 123 Kercheval. Enjoy the serene atmosphere, a r~cently.adopted law gives each family the right to Cribbage. consin, where he received his ~~~;s.small fry attended story I the elegant cuisine and Carol! Lee's relaxing music. ~ecJde whether the ads he receives are "erotically arous- ... 7:30 p.m. Beginning Sculpture - Raymond Katz, In. degree in 1957. I .He entertains nightly. Reservations are a good idea 109, or sexually provocative." structor. -' His first professional assign. Once again, anent IJooks, I I ..• 886.1932. When such material sent through the mail is of- 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Little Lea.e:ue Football Meet. ment was at the Detroit Public felt his answer t.o my question: • • • fensive. on these grounds, a postal patron may ask the ing. Library. First at the Monteith what are your reading Inter. A First For Detroit . . . a magnifi- ostoffJ e to d th 'f' '1 t d * 8:00 p.m. Classical Guitar - Brl'all Crowe, Instructor. Branch for two years' next at esls - most succinct and well cently selected coJlection of Paris P c or er e specl IC mal er 0 sen no more ' put. His reply? The hl"tory of to him, and to "immediately remove his name from the Thunday, August '15 Lincoln Branch for two years; ideas. Can anyone think of a .originals will be informally model. lists the mailer owns, controls, or rents." Therefore the 7:00 p.m. Antique Auto Show C0'!1mittee Dinner. better way of combining his. led on. Tuesday and Wednesdav, new law does give some protection to American families ------lowing colleges. University of tory and philosophy? August 13th and 14th at •.. where offended by receipt of this sum, if they desire it. A ° S I G d Notre Dame. Northwood Insti. else 'but at Margaret. Rice. In~ . u.stut urveys Is. rll ,nates tute, Georgetown, Wasnl'ngton, So:;-if you are a patron of ,eluded among the designers whose ... L as t year theastP Office Department received more C tr I Lib h th 1 --~--~~ D.C., and Western Michigan our en a rary, we ope co.~';!mes wiJI~e shown are ,Emanuel Ungaro, an 40,000 complaints from those victimized by mail Austin Prep. has just fin. tending institutions within the University. you will come in and get IIC' ~hlhppe,Venet,Madeleine de Ruach, Castillo, 'Pat~ from the panderers. In most cases, however, the ads ished making a survey of the state. Each of the following schools quainted with our new Mr. were "legally obscene" and were, therefore, legally mail- future plans of its graduating The totals showed 21 stU. have accepted two of the grad. Nielsen. He will be working on rIck de Barentzen, Jean Patou, Jeanne Lanvin, able. despite their offensiveness, as a result ..of the class of '1968. Under the su- dpnts accepted at the Univer. uat.es; :Detroit Mercy College, the floor quite a lot. so you Jaeque$Helm"Jean.Marie Armand and last but Suprme Court's decision. pervision of Thomas E. Bailey, sity of Detroit, 18 at Wayne UmversJty of Dayto~. College of shouldn't h a v e too much c~rtain1~ not least, the fabuious C}uy La Roehe. ~ •.~ -*. Under the new law, Postmaster Baker asserts if Vice Principal and S e n i 0 I' State University. 15 'at Ma. the Holy Cross, Nor the r n trouble finding him. I think * the mailer fails to respect an order to strike the c~m. Moderator, the survey showed comb Community College, 13 Michigan University, and De. you will react to him much as :Gay'And Pretty . .".. are the' plaint's name fr01H the mailing list, the attorney-general tuhatt98 wPheh.centr Of the gr a d at. Michigan State University, troit Institute of Technology. the whole staff has-we find unusual pictures at The Sign of f th U 't d St t ' t IfF d 1 C' a es, IC num bere d 1 4, o12 at the University of Michi. One graduate will at ten d him friendly, deeply irterested the Mermaid. Swiss, dried flow-: ~Sl~ o e. 01 e. a es m.ay 1a er ap.p y or a e era ,ourt were accepted' I'nto colleges, gan. I0 at Eastern M'ICh'Igan each of the following'. Brown. in all the w 0 r k I' n g s, both or der dIrec t 109 comp 1lance. F al Iure to comply may be unl'versl'tl'es. or technical I'nst;. . .' . S large and mall f L' ershave been gracefuny ar. I • • Umverslty. SIX at Ferns tate University, St. Joseph College s, 0 our I- ranged .in handsome gold frames ~ punishable by a fine and/or imprisonment. \utes. College, five at Auinas, Grand Indiana, Villanova. Augustin: braries, understanding, and Those citizens interested may obtain a brief pam. . Of the. 135 college.bound Rapids•. and .four at Joan Car- ian Novitiate, Xavier of Cinei. most k~owl~dga~le. in ~ibrary . . " peffect for gifts or for an' phl.et, "How. You Can Curb Pandering Advertisement!'," graduates. 26 were going to roll Umverslty, Cleveland. nnati, College of St. Thomas in lore. He ~ still fmdmg hIS' ~ay .artfu.larrangement in your whIch explalOs the statute, and are now available at all out.of-state colleges while the Three Austin grads were I Sl Paul, Ohio Wesleyan Uni. ar.o~nd I.n the .Grosse Pomte home .. The frames come in all Detroit postal stations and bra~ches. W~y not pick remainIng .number were at. acrepted at each of the fol. velsity, Oakland M i chi g a n oll!leu, still J.Oee.hng.staff mem- .shape~ . , . oval, square, round and rectangular and hovermg over some of the delicate Swiss flowers on~ Up today, and help curb thIS nauseattng nuisance I University and Regis College. bers,d but hIS Int~IlSe interest mall? '. ] In the class uf 1966 there' a!1 ba~kgro~nd WIll so?n make are colorful butterflies. Prices start at three fifty. W. W. F. Public Schools In .Focus were 45 scholarships and grants hIm qUite omnted, were sure...... ______given to these college.bound So - we're glad to welcome Mr. Sheirdan - Books ..• 81 Kercheval is taking , students. Of the five students Ken Nielsen aboard formally. short sabbaticals this month . . . but' only this By Dr. Theos. I. Anderson, Superintendent of Schools not attending universities in The Grosse Pointe Publie Li.1 .montq. He'll be. clo~ing during Augu~t. at noon on Youth Problem Not New This fall public schools will undergo a series of the fall, three are going into brary is happy to have him as.1 Satu:days. Perhaps he'll be doing a little hammock major organizational changes. These, coupled with the the Armed Services, one to the a member of its staff, an:! we readmg from one of the. many books in his shop. For the information of those who rave and rant opening of a brand new high school, constitute some- Detroit Police Cadet School and are. sure that you, as patrons' 'lme t of a t'n g t f t d' th one student into private busi. will find him most helpful -.: . .... ',* .'; t" ',. '.' . at th. e de vI n 1 y se men 0 0 ay s you , thing of a minortevolution for our system. .End Your Search ... at the. Golden Cofieepot,that let It be known that juvenile delinquency, in one form At no level will improv(;ments(,)'~------ness. and will like him as a person. cozy restaurant downstairs In the' Colonial Federal or another. has been with us since the beginning of be tried mqr~ earnestly thag. in The program emphasizes the I, Bu.ilding. ~ind delicious breakfasts and lunches ... humankind. our t~ree middle schools. W.lth role of stude.ut planning and de. qUIck ,service. and carry ou.t if you're' extra busy .. Forsooth, it should be added, that many adults who the first stages of 'conversIon cision.making. Guidance activi'l !,he Hill s merchants and shoppers are raving about complain the loudest at what some call these years, the frQlll ."iunior" highs. students ties will function as an integral It . . . 882-9555. "satanic cycle," of our younger generation, might do attendmg Brownell,. P a I' c e I I s part of the instructional pro- NEEDLEPOINT! . th' b h . . h . and Pierce wi~ nave the oppor- gram I we 11 t 0 review elr own e aVlOr 10 t e seedtlme of tunity to participate in a series . . their lives. Odds are that they were no paragons of of activities designed more than These changes are the re~ult WILLIAMSBURG virtue in their younger days. How easy it is to forget y befor with'thei[ special of m~eh hard work ltnd detal~ed O"r 18th Century overall f1or.1 our own shortcomings when we were a part of the e e~ 'n e'na plannmg. For example, during desi," available in flowl! color af younger generation. ne~l:ho~g~lea~h of thE: three 1967-68the masler strategy was YOllt choice with "ae" and white True the actions of youth today are extremely ir. middle schools will not be or. d~veloped b~ the Ce~tr1\l Pla~ /eo•• , Oft black ,round. . ganized the same way in 1968. mng Commltte~. PrIOr to thiS ritatmg and, shall we say, non-conformist. But rem em: 69, with the respective staffs many teachers In grade~ 5.9 at. l Pillow 15" sq. $35 ~e~ this, not ALL youth, by a long shot! The 'vast ma- planning 10 use different ap. tended a week~nd t1 anmng con. Chair .eat 22" 141. $40 )Orlty of our young people are sane, solid, sober folks proa<::hes,they will all move to. terence at HIdden Valley. co. who will help shape the world tomorrow, trite though war d implementation of the sponsore.d by the K e t t e I' 1n g Bench 16" x 36" $45 the expression may be. school sy~tem's philosophy. al. Foundatl~~ and Henry Ford n. IWools.InstrucUonInCluded) And, one day, the hippies will shave off their though at differing rates. In ~ddlt::.rlt ~embers. o~ the I beards, cut their hair, throwaway their beads, take a At Brownell all students will planning committees v ISIt e d HAHDPAINTED C"'NVASES bath, stop running around in dirty bare feet, and become participate in a newly developed mieldle schools in Michigan and CREATIVE STITCHERY PATTERNS fairly sane again. group guidance and counseling elsi!where. Last summer teach. PERSIAN AND RUG YARNS program. And all 7th graders ers anJ administrators drafted So let's eoool it! This juvenile delinquency problem will be enrolled/in a newly.de. a philosophy statement which comes and goes in cycles - and so do those who try signed program of work-study' has guided the deve!opmenl of to solve it. communication skills designed the concept. And Ihls summer ~ IEEDLEPOINT A LA CARTE Ever since people came on earth there have been around individual needs. teachers have been writing cur. ~ 325 S. WOODWARD, BIRMIHGH"M Entr~nc •• t r"r of Viet"rl'n HIlUM transgressiuns o[ one degree or another. What about Although the basic pro\'ram at riculum units. i .t corne, Of Font ..t Ino:l S. Wooclwlrd the Garden of Eden? Ever since juveniles first became Parcells will be similar to tbat Much remains to hedone. Our. I {"hlncJ JI. 1(., Wllh adults there have been crime wavt';s. Ever since there of Brownell, the staff will in. ing 1968.69a steering committee Monday thru Friday 11 to 5 were families or clans there haVe been wars. It's what augurate a special pilot pro. in each building will plan the gram for ISOstudents randomly Iprogrnm, ~'isits will continue, is known as "the nature of the beast". selected 6th, 7th, .:md 81h grad. exchange teaching among ele. And for thousands of years in the past there always ers. It has been designed to en. mentary and j\mior high tcach' have becn reformers of various sorts who have en. courage .~ludcnts to proceed at ers will be scheduled and pro. 15 DAYS IN deavored fo put a stop to Ihese evil doin,f!s. But, actually, different rates through self. se. gram development mils tad. , you ('an't stop any of them any more than you can reach lected courses of study, All I.he vance. lip and piuek a star from the heavens. So quit worrying, teachers in the program will If Grosse Pointe's mid ell e I f tt I r . TI . h 11 t II work together as one team and schools are to develop into' re mg am tlmmg. lIS, too, s a pass, even ua y. students will have a role in "ideal" organizations, within the: IRELAND All VOl! have to do is take a bit of time out to do planninj{ and decision.making. not.too.distant future Ihe build ~ some research. and vou'll soon find that more than a Flexibility of group size will be ings musl he modified. self j FROM thousand years before the birth of. Christ, gaunt and ~tressed. Da.ily use of the learn' tcaching mall'rials must hr pre I $459 DETROIT bearded old men s~t around the eqUIvalent of a cracker 109 cenlcr IS a frature of the II pared. and improved av('nues barrel. in the eity of Ninevah, clacked their tongues prol!ram. . of in'$en'kr Iraining for teach Fr.quent De,."",.s from Sept. 30 thrll April 30 and shook thci r heads as they lamentee! over the way I ,A.I Plercr. the school Will be ers musl. be !I.evrlopcd .

their wastrel sons ane! evil (laughters spent their days I dlVl!lCc!.lDtOthree houscs, each EelucatlOnallnnovahon I~never INCLUDES .•• . 'I. h \ " " .. .. t' to contalO 6th, 7th and Rth grad. easy. However. I am well salis. - -. an d mg Its :~ t c to\\ n s taverns carrYlIlg on hell' Iers. The curriculum will feature iied that all our middle school {~. Round trip iet ./? (IE Escorted T'lur from orrivol to deportul'f Wicked ways . ir.lerdisciplinary s t u die s ,Ind modifications 10 dale have been MDrt t1ut:n 100 year$ {l' First Closs Motorcaoeh Some 3,00(1 years ago there were bands of young ~ach student's scilcdule will in. plan.led wilh the care that will ).,. Deluxe HOlels, room with bolh of considerate seroice peop.le wh~ traveled from town to lown vandali7.ing and Ic1ud.e i.nd.:e!,~ndl!ntand e.nriclt.. re$.ult in.... i.m.pro~ed eelueation (" T"ree full Irish meals, from lunch at orr;vol 10 breokfost ot " . . . 't i: causing qUIte a ruckus. And, thc oldsters swore, by the ment adlvlhes. for our childrm deporlure (Except two lunc"es in Dub],n) great hornspoon, that the world was going to yoU kllow _ .... ------.----.--- ... - .... ---- ,,,:! Single Supplemenl $26 where in a hand basket because the kids were so unruly. the present gentration. So, let us not gel too excited PLUS THESE "ODED FEATURES: Even Tacitus, the great Roman historian who lived about the situation which today is disturbing so many ,',' Medieval Banquet ot Bunrotty Coslle 1.900 years ago, recorded: "'n the good old days wery adults. I ,:C Inlrepid Fox Talent Show in Jury's Holel TheWm..R.41~milto'n (!~. man's son W;.iS brought up on his mother's lap, and at Did you ever happen to think about trying to balance I {. Irish Tolent Show - Go/way ):, Evening enlerlainmenl, sing.song, elc., 01 various hotr.ls . ..tiNE.At'DlRECrO.S her knee, not in the chamber of some hireling nurse. the youth.adult delinquency in anv given communiiy? I ':'l'SitfCe 18SS 'I. Nowaday", parents make no effort to train their little It may surprise you to find that, if the truth were ,~. Abbey Theo t,e ones. They grow up in an atmosphere of laxity and known, the adults might show up on the red sicie of . . WILLIAM R.'HnULTONU DAVID M. HAMILTON pertness." .' . ,I the ledger. Horrors, you gasp, that is absurd, impos. DAY TRAVEL CO. • . CLARENCf: E. OT'fER Wilh all of the long history of Juvemle delm.! SIble!" (juenclcs the world continues to thrive, And those chil. : Still, youth might point an aecuslng finger at the CH!PELS dren the ancient old boys worried about became in.! older generation, and say: "If you people who claim. ventors, authors, generals, lawyers, kings, civic leaders, I you are so sanctimonious, desire to reform us, will I 16847 Kercheval TU '.01\1 DETROIT 3975 CASS A VENlIE TE 1.2712 physicians, ministers, and, they also fought the wars j lead the way and behave like human beings are sup. II in the village BIRMINGHAM 820 EAn MAPLE MI4.6000 to protect t~eir elders. posed to, we will follow your example." So mote it be! And that's the w3y it 'J! be in the adult years of W. W. F.I Thursday. August ~•..1968 GP.OSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.three Mrs. David J. Hodgson ISmith-Chapin VOlVS Spoken Barbara Susan Boyd

Mrs. Jane D. Chapin and Arthur Smith, Jr., of Seattle, Says Vows July 13 Wash., were married Saturday, July ~7, in Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. Bride's Two Cousins From Marion, Kansas, Officiat. For the 4 o'clock ceremony, At Concelebrated Mass In Our Lady Mrs. Chapin selected a black. and'lvbite checked silk dress Star Of The Sea Church and matching jacket. She was A breakfast reception in the crystal ballroom of the attended by her daughter, Mrs. Grosse Pointe War Memorial followed the nuptial Mass Christopher Wilkins, Jr., of Perrysburg, o. on Saturday, July 13, of Barbara Susan Boyd, daughter Stephen and David Smith at. of Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Boyd of Torrey road, and tended their father. David Jennings Hodgson, of Skokie, IlL, son of Mrs. Following the rite~, whicb' Jane Hodgson of Rolling Meadows, Ill., and Harold J. were witnessed by members of Hodgson of Rockford, Ill, Perry R. Williams. is new Dean- ered organdy. Their head pieces Mrs. Jay Jodway, of Buffalo. ti b the Registry of Medical sistant at CU.. Mlss Wunsch IS a grandparents are fo~mer Loch. Elect of Trinity Cathedral, were of curled grosgrain ribhon N.Y.; Lillian Boyd. of Taunton, (Continued C/nJ'age 33) Tonh YI . t member of PI Kappa Lambda, moor boulevard reSIdents DR. Cleveland. and the WiiJiams' into which ivy had been tucked. Mass.; Mr. and Mrs.HansWein. ee no ogls s. national music honorary; of and MRS. ALBERT [CKEL. family moved to Cleveland They all carried loose arm ar. man of Mentor-on-the Lake, 0.; "' -~.. · · · I Scroll leadership and scholar- I Both of Thomas Albert's par. July 1 after living for seven r~agemenls of white roses. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Boyd, of .... :,:,'::.:,'~~ . CHRISTOPHER VERNON ship honorary- the honors con. ents are graduates of Grosse years in Geneva, Switzerland. Tracey Sperry, niece of the Forest HiBs, N,Y.; Mr. and , :','.:', : /. . .• "'.' .:,..'.,("..... _,..::I.,'~.':••" ...... KIMBALL of Cloverly road. \~as vocation of the University of Pointe High School and the Uni. David has just heen graduated bride, served as flower girl and Mrs. James J. O'Connor, of " • "••••::.:.1 ::,: .. ,.,:: .• : •• among 150 .students receIVIng I Michigan and of Pi Beta Phi versHy of Michi!(an from the International School wore a long frock of Swiss em- Manhasset, L.I.; and Mrs. John ...... ~. :':. ',: :, .. "f ~ : •• ::. II'::" • Doctor of Philo~ophy (Ph.D) de. so' 1 a orit ' • • • in Genev'!. Sarah is enrolled broidery, sashed in aqua ribbon Pantelmon of Middleburc ,_'t ..: ..•• " .. ' '. t -..... t •• I • •, ,", ." :', , •••• t••• fl. •• _ grees at the University of Michi. cIa s r /'" " CHARLES C. RAY. son ~f In Cleveland's Laurel School. reaching to the hem. She car- Heights. O. tI. "', t" ".,. "1 ••••••••• '. • • gan's Summer Commencement MRS. JOY C. RAY of Merrl. ------• ".:,,' '. • ,"•••• '" • ' ..' •• ' I • '" ••• Exercises on August 4. He reo SUSAN S. SOLENBERGER, weather road is among the 340 • "' " •••• 1 •••••• , •• ~ " •• , I ." ."..•.•':,:,':..:,':::':".:~:.":;:::.!"".' ceived his degree in ElectJ;ical daughter of MR. and MRS. WIL- students who will be members II".:: .....:::..•...., : ::.::... Engineering. In all, approxi. LARD E. SOLENBERGER, of of the Freshman Class llt Trin. • " ..... • ~"" .. '.,,. " II II. ' 6 '." • mately 2,300 de g r e e s were Barringlon road, 'l junior at ity <;:ollege, Hartford, Conn. .fa, •..,. ..": • • : . awarded. Smith .College, Northhampton. Charles is a 1968 graduate of • • • M.ass., IS one .of 38 st~ldents who the Cranbrook School, Bloom. '0' w!l~ study thiS ye'Al' In Gene~a, field Hills Mich. KATHERINE W U N S C H, SWitzerland, . under the Smith '" 0 • This is humidity. daughter of MR. and MRS. ED- College JUnior Year. Abroad I CADET DAVID MAX SHER- W\RD S. WUNSCH of McKin. Progra~. The group salls from WOOD f MRS. PHILIP Once upon a time, it meant the end of. a perlect ley place, will present a flute New York September 12 and I ' son a , hair-do. Then somebody invented conditioners. Mi. recital Thursday. August 15, on participants will spend their SI;IERWOOD, of .Elford Court. raculous little things that actually defend hair against the University of Colorado earn. first month abroad studying the Will enter. the m~t~ grade at pus in Boulder. Miss Wunsch French language intensively in Castle HeIghts Mlht~r'y Acad- ,h11II1i:dity by. building an invisible shield of protec- will perform works by Bach, R. Paris before going on to Gen. emy, Lebahon, Tenn., m the fall. tion around each and every strand. Now this is where Vaughan Williams, Walter Pis- eva- where they will take CaUl's. " • • we come in. Analyzing your .hair and advising you ton, Henri Dutilleux and Bee. es during the year at the Uni. Pointer STEPHEN F. WAR. ~n which conditioner is right for you and how much thoven. A 1959 graduate of versity and other institutes REN received a degree from the 'andhbw'Joften:. If you'd like to do something a~ut Grosse Pointe High School, Miss Both in Paris and Geneva the Louisiana State U n i vel'S it Y students willi Iil'e in private Graduate School at summer I the humidify, don't complain to the weathennan. Wunsch obtained her bachelor's degree from the University of homes, and long vacations at commencement exercises held i Come see us. Michigan. She taught music for Christmas and Easter will pro- Au~ust 2 on the Baton Rouge I Bart Edmond, . the Jackson, Mich., and the vide them the opportunity to maID campu:. * • .4-5E. Adams/On The Park/Downtown/WO 2-1112 Basalt, Colo., schools before be- tra~el on their own or with 0.'.' After 10 years' residence in +. ginning work on her master's gamzed groups. Grosse Ile, the JACK GREN. " " " ARDS have returned to The Among the students named lo Pointe and are making their the University, of Notre Dame home in Shelbourne road. Both I Dean's Honor List [or the pr.st Jack and Jane Grenard are! academic year are freshman Igraduates of Grosse Pointe High reduced for DOUGLAS M. DAHER, of Fair. School and Michigan State Uni. holme road. sophomores PAT. versity. Visiting them for two RICK CLINTON, of Ballantyne .weeks is a leacher from Stock. road. and TIM 0 THY G. holm, Sweden, URBAN BERG.

I WALCH, of B'airmGOr road, STEN. The 22-year-old Swede .~". I.~ • both students in the College of is "seeing the U.S.A." via the clearance Arts and Letters, Arts and Let. American Host Program, which . ~". Itel'S junior PAUL III. FREITAS, places European teachers in ...... , (Cocktail & Long Evening) 0f Lochmoor boulevard, and Col. American homes...... ;; '., .. ~: A GROUP OF. DRESSES lege of Science junior FRANK • • • BAGNASCO, of Berkshire road. NANCY CARY. daughter of :~' .... :'.. ' " ..- . • COSTUMES AND SUITS 1and Arts and Letters seniors IIIR. and MRS. KEN NET H MICHAEL A. DAHER, of Fair- CARY, of Fisher road, will at. holme road, and JOHN R. tend the 32nd national conven. IEVANS. of Wellington place, lion of Sigma Alpha lola. pro. ,and College of Science senior fessional music fral.ernitJ: for PETEh M. WAYNE, of Woods women, to be held JD Chicago ,\,j~f;~i~c:;i;." 'I I lane. IAugust 8 through 12, as the . "?-~~ *'~~,\':..~:...."':..~~. • " " president and official delegate MR. and MRS. JAMES A.I from the Iota Pi chapter at AI. ECKEL, of Williamshurg road, hion College .<~'~~':./.': i ::'~.:£~~l~~~.. .' . '.~ A,n Artor. announce the birth " " of their first child. THOMAS !lfr. and Mrs. Charles F. "30•• $40. ALBERT. July 15. Mrs. Eckel Loeher. Jr. of Broomall, Pa., r is the former SUSAN GAY announce the birth of a son, GROEHN. daughter r,f MR. and, Charles Francis. HI, .July 26. Were up to $725 -_._-- ---"------..- ---~_•..__ .__ ._-_._------_ ..,---

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.' I ' checkered cloths will be placed silter.in.law'. maid. III'" Upoll their'retu.ra. th. couple SetW~ .in the hand shell area of the Mrs.' Dennis Edward Pisula with bridesmaidJ' Mr', Itobert will reride III South Bend. Ind., Club. Helms,' Suzanne 'Lehr. DeaDU whre the bridetroom will begin WetJdin, Roaring 20's Party Guests will be entertained by Duncan and Charlotte Ne'lle of ,raduatl ittldier at the Univer. Wint~r "Mothers BoyS," a popular re. Bittle Creek.. JitY of Notre Dame. cording band that specializes in Th~y wore ,Jime SIteD, A-uDe. Out:.oi-towil juestr included: .Pllnnin, • F~ .... traditional j a z z. Songstress Empire'dresses with beaclpieeea IIr. ucl.Jlrl. Robel1 McGre,of din, art SI4AA'DMue Geltl Scheduled At DBC Kerry Price, "New Queen of'the of star flowers. baby'.-hreath of Port WllbiJlgton, N.Y.; IIr. aad Gari GOMOll WlWo. ~ " ------.-- . Red Hot Mamas," will be fe:!- aDd ivy. Their bouquets .e of alld Mrs. Gust Servis of Buft'alo, engagement hu ju8tl Ileea ... Speak-Easy Escapades" Will Feature Hot Jazz in tured. • ' . purple asters. babY/I-breatlt aDd N.Y,; Dr. aDd Mrs, Graley Cody llouneed. . ivy.. Ind Richard of Fairfield, Conn.; an,Outdoor Setting ,Nex!.W~.dnesday Evening '1 !\1R. and MRS. W. MERRITl' Edward F. Raffo of Burb. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln'Me!ville The bride.elm, daltlhttr ,el . If you listen carefully you can hear sounds of JONES,' JR. and family of Ken. IlIme, Calif.•'acted as best IlUIl of Billalo, N.Y.; the William Norman Geltz/' or Loeb.. the 20's in, the Grosse Pointe homes of Mr. and .Mrs. wood co u r t are sponsoring with ushers lames B. Blaek. Northwooda of WubingtoD. D.C., boulevard, and the lite »n. Robert Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Locke and Mr. CLEMENT. a 13-year.old APler. burn, III; Bar19n Stuck; Martin the .Willilm Kirks. of Darie)). Geltz, was graduated mat J. O'Hagen ofNew York and Mi. ConD,; Mr. 'Joel Gureau of Grosse Polnt~ ~II!L StheoI aft. and Mrs. James Hughes. 4.------ica.n Indian bOy of the Pi~a . "TrIbe, through Save the Chil- chael Knapp of O~ahoma;. South Bend; Ind Michael Me- ..ttended Mimi". !AItIIWn Then if you cup your. ear, hard "on S~ak-E~sy Esca- dren Federation, international A clwnpagne raw silt cIre.. Harg and Jlmes Larkin of ~"w Co~ege. you can hear more gOings. pades. a Roarmg 2.0 s party to I child welfar~ organization I)f , and coat ellltlmble' WI! cbosen Jersey. Her fia~ce, lOa of Mt-, '. on in the homes of the be held at the DetrOIt Boat Club I Norwalk, Conn. The sponsorship by the bride's mother Ind a -_ ...... _--'- Mrs. Gordon C. W.we,' of olher committee members, next wedn.esday, A.ugust 14. . wilt provide the clothing•.school pink. A-liDeoutftt with • je"el~d JOANNE CONDINO. of Audu- Bluehill rOAd Detroit attendld' Mr. ann Mr!;, Rirharrl Shan- , There wJ1l be prIZes for the I supplies, personal b (10 k sand necldine wa$ ~om by the moth. boD road, his been admitted to Northwood institut.,' KldlaM. non, Mr. an.d Mrs, John' nesl, flapper ('Oslurne. lhe best Ispending money which will en'j er' of the bridelroom. . Monteith College of Wayne 'and is currently &eniD, wiUa Fitzgerald ard Mr. and Mrs. man s raccoon coat and tbe best able the child to ~ke part in Both pinned Ii cYlDbidium or- State University for the fall 1968 the United States coast Gu.n. R b t Sh Charleston dancers, school activities. The average chid corsage to their purses. quarle~. .' stationed iJl St. CI.ir'Sher-. o er annan. "Bathtub gin" and other 'pot-' Indian youngster leaves school I What's all this noi~e about? ahles will be served at 7 o'clock, before the eighth grade often for All of :hese folks are working dinner at 8. Tables with gay lack of these bare esse-ntials. .Cfo .. cr Slturdlyt tllN AUIUIt 10 OpenthUrM.y and Frill" heni.

you',. *llU"Y . tart"'..,. lU'I.trMli", ItrItCh IJ«l tm IJtvlb) 14 _ in/(mll4l. showbtf ~ ,will of dy~ i'nOdacrytle, . Pholo by J, S. DeForest drt ~ ~lb'ltU aJJJ J'tJf f.tJll~1i . The daughter of the Thomas H. R6chfords .of perm8f)intty lXJrled Belanger road. BAHBARA ANN, became the,bride of . " " ~ Mr: Pisula, son of the Edward C, Pisulas of McMillan .tn fashioh'i neWest road, on Saturday, August 3, in Christ.,Chu~'ch. J/(l}n'sdJe 6lj.1JelP; earJ. romantic Joo~, Oark~ ••• IrmIf."q bronds, frostid tonea . 'Y'IDIf S/pIlJu, ~llu&" Barbara A. Rochfo'rd Complete wittl. and WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, Weds Dennis Pisula head form. lOAM. TO 5 :00 P.M. Newlywed Pisulas Makin.g .Home In South 89nd, ..$19.00 Indiana, Where ,He Will Begin Graduate ' Studies At University Of, Notre Dame . , Traveling in 'the-Bah~m;Sf~llo\vin~ their Saturday', Jamlmns August 3, wedding in,Christ Church, are (he new' Mr. GROSSE PTE. and Mrs. Dennis Bdward P.isula. She is the' ;former Barbara Ann HlJchford, 'daughter of the Thomas It Roclifords of Belanger road, " ' The bride groom is the sonj'------: ,-._' -',--. - of the ~dward C. Pisulas i se;~~~~~lfs l~~~m~~p~~~u~~;~~ of McMillan road. A recep. 1 sill: organza over mllela gown , Hon in the Fries Ballroom I and Cathedral train of the hride. of .the Grosse Pointe War A headpiece ol slephaJiolis I Memorial ,followed the eve. and h()lJ.l:',le~ves.held .~er elbow Jacobson's• r. : . . es at which The Jeng'lh, SIlkIllUSIOn'veil and she mng servlc, . B' carried an arrang~mllnl of.st~p- . ; ~ n~THE VilLAGE' Revere~d. Frankllll P, en. hanotis, l:ardenia~ and ivy. on

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, J T~ur$dIY, Au.gust 8, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.five ---~------~._--~._------_._------_._~... _------Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ------~_._- .------_ .._------.---_ .._----_. -----_ .... ------.------" .. ----_ .. _----_._-~-----_. ------. 1 B f W dd. First Lieutenant Dan Telep Fete A nn FIS ter e ore e Ulg USMC flew in from Vietnam Parties To Honor Mrs. Pierre J, Zaranek ------.--- July 19 to spend 30 days' Cur. • Miss .Janis Kasper ] Ann Fisher, of Pontiac, who Vermer ro1td. both aunts of the lough with his parents, Mr. and " ' ,'Ewa M. Fuger will become the bride of John prospective bridcgroom. wert Mrs. I\ficha~l Telep. at their - R. Randall, o{ Lewiston road, hostesses at a shower and, home in Wayburn road. He will Ma r.',ries Mr. Za'ra ne k Three showers are scheduled August 10, has been feted at luncheon In Mrs, Rand•.ll's Ileave August 21 for another six in the coming ,weeks for Ewa many parties in Pontiac and home. months in Vietnam. :', '.. ------_ 1\1. Fuger, daughter of Mrs. Bloomfield Hills and last week ; was guest o{ honor at lwo par. John's parents, :'Ir. anti Mrs. i Sllzanne Lehr, daughler of Bride Selee'ts-Ivory Empire-G~":'~- Of Veiled English Frederick William Fuger. o{ tics in The Poinle. Russell W, Randall. o{ Lewi,ston, 1\lrs, Dorothy .J. Lehr. of !\Ierri. 'Net: Accented With Alencon Lace; Newlyweds Cadieux road, and the late Mr. 1\11S. Fred Lewis o{ Lincoln; road. will be hosls at a buffet \I'eather r a a d, receivcd a Vacationing In Miami Fuger, who will become the road entertained for the bride. brunch August 9 in their horne, Bachelor of Science in Nursing ------bride of William J. Warner, elect at a supper party. and; and that evening, alter the re. degree at (he summer com . last Thursday ~lrs. Walter 'fro. i hearsal, the men in the wedding mencement exercises of the . tli'e Rev,erend. Ralph V. Barton officiated at the Jr., '~"Qno{ the William J. War. well, of Sloan drive, Detroit, I party will give a bachelor din. University of ~Iichigan last ce(emony WhICh umted Janis A. Kasper, daughter of the ners, of Lochmoor boulevard, ,lOd Mrs Wesley A_ Randall, of. nero Sunday, August 4. George ,D,Kaspel's of Blailmoor court, and Pierre J. Harper Woods, September 27.

Zaranek. son, of the Casimir Zaraneks of Anita avenue Mrs. Daniel Goodenough, (If c;; Thursday, August 1. ", ' Lothl'Qp road, will give a recipe

. ~,' "recepti,on and,' dinner I! nile ~hi,ffon dresses with Wat- shower for Ewa August 18. m the Gourmet House im. treau panels and satin banding ~>J' t. l' . . Miscellaneous showers honor- m~la e y following the creatmg an Empire effect. ing the brldeelect will be evenmg services in Our' A tapered ring of matchincr Lac. ,', Star of t,he Sea salin held, their butterfly I'el'l"'shostessed by Mrs, W, B. SrhoE'n. Uy I rock and four of Ewa's friends, Chur.qh. and l hey carried colonial ar. Mrs. James Bregi, Mrs. Leo An .i Vol' E . . range~ents of apricot Elegance Steinl, Mrs. Patrick B1'Jhm and •... ->.. '! mplre. gown of I carnatIOns and straw flowers. lelled EnglIsh net WIth hand. . Mrs. Donald Jaeger. corded AIencon lace {aiming LoUJ~ Zaranek a~teci as best Mrs. Fuger will entertain at the bateau neckline and gracing man WIth ushers Rlc~a~d Zara. .. reception and dinner at the I lhe controlled ~kirt and Wat- n;k and Charles Schlmlck. Grosse Pointe Yacht Club fol. teau train was selected by the The mother of the bride chose lowing her d.aughter's wed.ding I bride. a yetllow m is t silk and wcol in SL Paul's.on.the.Lakeshore. . wars ed gown with a crystal - -.------A small o~en pIllbox secured I beaded stand.away collar She .. I her court veil and she carried pinned two yellow c)'mbldium A. e~rsage of whIte orchids was I a cascade of miniature carna'i orchids to match IlCr malching pInned to her purse. I tions aDd tea roses, handbag. I When the new Mr. and I\Irs, Maid of honor and sister of The bridegroom's m 0 tll e r I Zaranek left for a vacation in the.' bride, Gayleen Kasper and wore a mint silk and linen en.\ Miami, the bride wore a pink, bridesmaids Mrs. Louis. Zara. semble with beads and crystals raw silk j a c k e t drE'ss with nek and Mrs. Leroy Beyer wore trimming the scooped neckline. mat.ching accessories. I Photo by Don Webber of Collingwood Our Lady Star of the Sea Church was the setting for the Thursday evening, August 1, marriage of JANIS A. KASPER and Mr. Zaranek. She is the daughter of the George D. Kaspers of Blairmoor court and he is the son, of the Casimir Zaraneks of Anita Come see his complete, Fan.Winter Collection SIDEWALK ART FAIR avenue. In Detroit: SATltRDAY and SUNDAY, AUG. 10th & 11th I Sievers-Miller Vows Spoken Monday through Wednesday

Stop by and see the f The Reverend Wilfrid-H-;;i~~~-~-i br~th~-;- was Robert Sievers. August 12 through 14 I Walker officiated at the Friday I John .Mitchell and Brian Bessert evening, August 2, ceremony, in seated the guests, and Stephen In Troy: st. Philip and SI. Stephen Mitchell was ring bearer. Church. at which Georgia Mil. ,Walter Adamczyk, a close: . Thursday through Saturday ler, daughter of Mrs. George friend of the Miller family, gave I Miller, of Moross road, Detroit, the bride in marriage. August 15 thr.ough 17 and the late Mr. Miller, became The mother of the bride wore I the bride of Alfred A, Sievers, a jewel-necklincd gown cf mint informal modelling Poi:PO:URRI son of Mr. and Mrs. IIIax A. green raw silk, while the bride. 16624 MACK AT HARVARD Sievers. of Lochmoor boulevard. groom's mother chosc a beige from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For the 6:30 o'clock double lace-over.satin ensembl(', also PHONE 882.1800 ring ceremony. the former Miss fashioned with a jeweled neck. Sportswear Collection Miller selected an A line dress line. Both mothers pinned cym. of off-white Italian silk accented bidium orchids to their purses. with Alencon lace Her shoulder Following a reception at Lon. i leng~h illusion veil [ell from a don House East, the newlyweds Second at Lothrop, Detroit crown of matching lace, seed left on a motor trip to the West TDEY~\7E ARRIVED pearls ;.Oldcrystals. Coast They will return to make Big Beaver (16 Mile Road) at Coolidge, Troy She carried a Coloniat ar. their home in Detroit. rangement of white r.oses, car.: After hOlid;;;;;-g-:;; the Call DEAR PAT, natIOns and stephanotls. ,tillcnl since May. Judith John. , Mrs. Frank Plecas served as son. daughter o{ ]\lrs. Carl her sister's honor attendant. Boldt, of Chalfonte avenuc. is So excited, I can scarcely wait to share all that I have seen with you. ,Bridesmaids were Dorothy He. in London doing biochemical That's .why I'm attemptin~ to dash this off while showing a smattering of I hert and ~aren Erdmann, sister research at Universily College. . of the bndegroom, and Jessica She will return tn the States in ent~uslasm for my cab dnver (I seem to be having a run on them) who is I Plecas, the bride's niece, was: mid.August to enter Woman's waxIng vocal about a best seller he is writing - title's not bad - he calls f10wcr girl. : Medical College in Philadelphia. it "Behind My Back" which 1 thought snappier than his first choice "Up Acting as !Jest man for his i Pa. One Street and Down An~the.r." Whatever he calls it I hope he gets as many raves as the clothes commg mto T.O.E. are bound to receive. ,, ~This is positively the year for women to look like women. Her own kind of wo~an. The feeling is terribly feminine. Nothing tricky,- nothing faddy. She's:'Onher own to dress to suit her own personality and it couidn't be more t hrilliJig: ' . 1_, , ~orreal thrills, I had an afternoon appointment at Rembrandt - (they really do provide the best chocolate candy in the market). I chatted with that datlih'g Ole Borden who is their fantastic designer. This man is really something else. He commented on his silhouette. In essence, he has inter. pretedG.I.R.L to be L-O-V-E.L-Y. You know what an interest he has in fabrics and the combination of ... unusual duos. He again employs this talent. " Rembrandt's shaping is closer to the figure, but, subtle and tasteful. The first to arrive at Touch of Elegance will be a transition group - light. weight woven cottons - in some cases reversing the pattrrn colors from dress to jacket. Perfect in August, September and early October. Following on the fashion heels of these will be a velvet group in blacks and rich, deep colors. I needn't remind you how 1 feel about that little, black something dress. Oh, I almost forgot - the :;heer wools - the "must" dress for after- noon meetings - dinner with him or whatever short of badminton. Beauti- ful shaping, tender, loving fabrics; styling tOr everyone. Honestly, I can't ON THE FINEST FABRICS get the words out fast enough. To c~apsl!le the entire attitude about women's ready to wear - We're going to be individuals! ! Calico tonIel'S The Hemingway of the dodge-em cars has managed to conclude his last (ALL SECONDS) chapter synopsis just as we pull up for my next appointment. I won't tell you

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DECORATOR UPHOLSTERY HAND PRINTS FABRICS touch of elegance $1 00.$1 so 95 95 yd. $1 .$2 63 kerchtval • coltnial federal building • grosse pointe farms • 886.3781 () SHEERS Linens - Dacrons FIBERGLAS p.s. 2S 9t.~ e.$1 yd. At Hands.Down it is never Hands Orf because the clearance prices makr you want to take an armful. Continual additions include men's sucde and knit jackets and women's su~de and leather ensembles - A very current look at drastically reduce! prICes. Hands-Down CILICO CORAJ~'RS~ 1933 So. Tclcg. Rd. - FE 2-9163 Q .An ,7{n nex of Neilr Pontiac, Mich. - Air cond. J\.arfhas Closet Hours: 9:30.5,)0 Doily - Mon. Ni'" "il 9 " 373 Fisher Road touch of elegance GRosse PO,NTe., '3 Kerch,yal • colonial federal building • grosse point' farms • 886.3781 Pig. Twenty-sil GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 8,1968 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes

Heart colleges as well. A week. MRS. J. ROBERT FOLEY Calif. Mrs. Meier is the former toured a television studio and I party at the Tarzana, Calif., end jaunt to the San Diego Golden Wedding I Farnls Submits has returned to her Somerset PEGGY WALKER, or Grosse observed the f i 1m in g of a home of 'IV producer EARL Zoo and Sea World was es- Betrothed road home arter vacationing Pointe. 11m. FOLEY also vis- "Mothers-in-Law" episode with BELLAMY, Both Mrs. Foley pecially enjoyed by the Meiers' Couple Honored Building Report with Iw!r brother-in-law and ited the Meiers, but returned KAYE BALLARD and EVE and Mrs Meier attended the three children: LYNDY, seven, sister, MR. and MRS. JAMES earlier to resume his work; ARDEN. They also attended a Lakeshore road Academy of JENNIFER, five, and JIMMY, A formal dinner party and Fourteen building per m its D. MEIER, of Granada Hills,! while in California, the Foleys Secred Heart Alumnae cQcktail I the Sacred Heart and Sacred JR., 2.0 months. dance in honor of their Golden have been granted in the month --.-...------1 Wedding anniv~rsary was held or July from the city of Grosse August 3 in the Grand Ballroom Pointe Farms. in comparison to of Kingsley Inn, Bloomfield 13 granted at this same time Hills, for Mr. and MIS. Harold last year. Marshall Edwards, of Belanger One permit was for a resi- road, who have resided in the dence valued at $35,000 at 210 I Farms for 27 years. Chalfonte. and the other per- The anniversary couple were mits granted were for miscel- toasted with champagne by their laneous building, val u e d at Store youngest son, Graham C. Ed. The Village wards, of Skyline drive, Rose. $9~'~~~esidence per m it was ville, a.n~ their 150 guests.. granted hi the month of July, Presldmg at an afterdIDner 1967 ' . t h 13 miscellaneous ceremony were the Reverend 't "t It'l' g $94300 0 In ,. A HAL b r 11\1 . h L gran s a o • C'h,oe her, a d .~:SlaR.. u. So far this year, there have th I cran ,.urc., an ."'" e. cr. I been three residence g ran t s Ma(il~'~;Van Ham end, Marvlll L. ~lartlll, of .~ur 'and 51 miscellaneous per mils Michigan State U;liversity SavIOur Lutheran Church, Mld- worth a total value of $3(,3,400, land, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. . 't b uild'n per . Harold Edwardl. Mrs. Theron In. c0",lpanson 0 77 1O~ fro ~ INelson, of Country Club drive, mlts ,alued at $6 , Photo by Bransby Studio I sang "The Lord's Prayer" ac. I January to July of 1967. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cole- companied by Mrs. Mar ion man of Webber place, are an- Yake, of Balfour road. Among prospective fall fresh- noun'cing the engagement of Mrs. Edwards wore a gold- men at the University of Cincin- their daughter, CAROLYN VIR- beige dress trimmed with se- nati, Cincinnati, 0., are MARI- GINIA to Joseph A. Sieffert, quine and seed pearls. LYN NUZBACK, daughter of son or'Mr. and Mrs. John J. Flowers for the occasion were MR. and MRS. JOSEPH NUZ- Sieffert, of Lathrup Village. yellow ~oses, yellow baby BACK, of Aline drive, and The bride-elect was graduated !1'~ms, dlsbud mums, and glad- CHRISTINE THIEMAN, daugh- f th A d f th S 1011. ter of MR. and MRS. JOSEPH ro~ '1 ~ t c,a ~~ie~hor ero:d Celebrating with the Edwards. THIEMAN, of Woods lane. ere l e r In l' es were their three children, ROBERT PAUL BRESZ, of and ~e Rhode. Island School eigbt grandchildren and first Notre Dame avenue, ROBERT of Deslg~, PrOVIdence, R.I. great-grand-child. D. COCHELL, of Aline drive, Her fiance was graduated A mint green chiffon-cage ROBERT PETERSON, of Soulh from st. Paul High School and over-brocade ens em b 1e was Renaud road, JAM E S L. attended st. Mary's l.!niversiiy. worn by their daughter. Mrs. SCHERRER, of Prestwick road, San Antonio, Tex. Fredric S. Altman, of Hillcrest THOMAS ANTHONY BUFFA, A September 14 wedding is road, who was accompanied by of Balfour road, ~nd RICHARD planned in Our Lady Star of her husband and children, Lynn, WOOD,' of Buckingham road, the Sea' Church. Gary and Sharon and h~r hus. all students who w!ll .be fres~- band with their son the Ed-I men at Western MichIgan Vm- wardses' great.grand~hild, Ste. Vl,;csity this fal.l, s~e~t three I All Music Shell, Grandstand phcn Courtney Palencar. Idays on the Umverslty s Kala- and Coliseum entertainment The Edwardses' sons and mazoo campus recently for test- will be free to visitors to the their families, Mr. and Mrs. ing, orientation and registration. 119th Michigan State Fair. The Harold L Edwards with Con- I Fair opens .in Detroit August stance, Dale, Janet, Harold and It's impossible t() make your 1 I 23 and contmues through sep-I,Lyle, and Mr. and Mrs. Graham mark ill this world jllst using tember 2. C. Edwards, attended. ditto marks. 1------

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GROSSE POINTE SAGINAW ANN ARROR 16910 Kf:RCIU:VAL AVf:. l;ROSS~; POINl'E BIRMINGHAM 88 Kercheyal 109 S, Jefferson 120~ s. IJI"v"'~.,'y 205 Pierce St. Tuxedo 4.J180 Pleasant 2.5797 NOnldndy ~).8bH2 r (OPEN THlJRS. 'TII, 91 Midwest 4.7100 DOWNTOWN AT I~.H W,\SHlNGTON BLVD. NOR11JIM\Nf) CF.NTF:R I (OP}:N MON .• THlJRS .• f'R!. AND SAT. 'NIGHTS) Thursday. August 8, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.seven Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ------_.------_ ... __ ._-----_._------~-- NOIlZads Travel A I Droll of Hal chairman of the Board. all off. Plan Fall Tennis and Crumpets icers and Board of Directors Make Plans For Liggett kecture Series -'- members ilave aviation experi Tennis and Crump~~" In"1 the '-'i~urnamen! is a "fun" It's easy to become a. world 1 Andreas. San Salvador. Fair- corporalpd .-. 1968. a tourna, event rather than a test of traveler. Al.l you need IS the i banks and Whitehorse. eng~fessional airline personnel love of flymg and a yen to Ftlture trip plans include Lake fly. setl'ice and maintuin the Illcnl to henefit Childrens Hos.: ski 11 involving arcomplished travel. The Nomads. comprised Louise, Las Vegas New York aircraft under the supervision pital of :tetichigan. which at its players. of ~lichigan. Ohio and Windsor \assau, Freeport, Jamaica and of Bob Barger and Hugh Whal. inallglll'ation last year pledged, Participants will be placed it'l'lf to raise funds to equip according to their abilities in residents. a non.profit private Trinidad. ey. Operating like a business. travel club, have purchased a , . a playroom ill the new Chilo A, Band C (rank beginner) 300 !\IPH. four-engine DC.7B 1 hI' club _was founded on A~g. the Nomads office is located in i drens Hospital. hopes to pro\'e classes. Douglas airliner and are wing-: ust 6. 196;) by Joseph Bemeh North Woodward a\'enue. Royal: ('ven more stlecessful in its Benefit rhairman is Mrs. ing their way to glamorous va. i of Warre~ together With DetrOIt Oak. with June Smith handling ,('['onri season than it was in i\liles M.. O'Brien, Jr. of Hall cation spots for a week or 11'10 ~e<:order s Judge Joseph A. the office chores. its fir,'!, when S10.000 was place Her commitlee chairmen or even a weekend without de! (,Ilhs. Jr. Daydreaming "bout fabulous r:los.\ed and S4,700 nettrd. I include the Mesdames David pleting the Camily budget. ,At the present t i III I' 1.200' vacations is a thing of .the past !lobI>. E. Clifford ~orris. David Tournament play is seheduled Summ~,s. R () b I' r t Peabody, 't th .t.t f th' f . h ' members. ineludino manv Point.! for the Nomads, They Just h~p ... I' S al 0 elr OUlt , "'.' on board and flyaway to their on [,'" fall weekends. Contest Cltlne Walsh. Jr.. R i I' h a r d ,'ear in operation Presidl'nt' prs. havp accumulated 17.585, h I' d . matches will be played Sep- ~larsh and George McKean. joe Bpnich recently' announced 002 passenger miles. The mem ear .I eSlre. i . tern!>l'r 14 and 15. and on Fri. that their flying clubhouse. ered- bership includes all age group" I dal'. September 20, thl' winners ?Ilor~ are Mrs. George IIII" Ited with 201,554 aircraft miles. from all walks of life fr:::m the .JllDGE ROBERT H, PY-' will apppar in an exhihition i\lullen. Mrs Raymond Biggs. (more than eight times around i executive and professional lev., TELL. municipal comt. Grosse matrh against proCessional ten. ~lrs. Charles Matthews, Mrs. the world at the Equator). has: 1'1 to single people families and Pointe Farms attended the fifth Alfred Glanc\'. III. ~lrs. James nis stars. Rauh and ~1'rs. Maurice Long- completed 66 trips to such ex- i retirees who enjoy ~ongenial annuat AlOe~iean Hal' Associa- otie pnrts of call as Hnnnlu!u,iCOmpanionship with fellowition Advance Traffic Co urt COl'ktails and a buffet slipper worth. San Juan, Paramaribo, Rio de i nelghbnrs, ; Seminar in Philadelphia, Aug. : "..ill Collr)',': !hE' l'xhihttinn Janeiro, Lima. Curacao. San i Headed hy Art Chadwick as lust 1 to 3. ' Fir s t inlroducer! into the Men looking for trouble soon (;IOS,S(' Pomte area last f.111. find it is looking for them.

~.::,,::~; Pholo b\' '$E~di::)'~~~Grath~ Jr. Checking the 1i s t of "already-re- and l\'1m. Larson are general co-chairmen proud~l presents cei ved" reservations for the 1968 Liggett of Ihe Stories, which will feature Dr. i Lecture Series, which opens Wednesday Kennet h Mcfarland speaking on "Law. FALL morning. October 9, at 10 o'clock in less All1erica" October 23 and will close the COlnplete Fall Collection Liggett School's K res g e Auditorium November 13 wit.h Dr. Harriet Mills' with Max Lerner discussing "The \"arld descrip tion of "What China Is Like To. in the Year 2000:' are (left to right), day." Subscription luncheons at the of MRS. WILLIAM C. OSBORN. ticket Srosse Pointe Yacht Club will follow chairman. IIIRS. THOIHAS SWANTEK each IEicture. Fabulous and IIIRS CARi.. LARSON. Mrs. Osborn

JUl'. illcGrea.(Jl' TJ:,'! ed.s In Ef:/.'tt. ! Ban.anl Law Sl'hoo1. L' n' , After a wedding trip to New . . Hampshire and 1Ila i n e. the GENTUCCA A gard.en rel'eption ~ollowed Newton. r,:,us'." of the .lmde. ,c 0 u pI e will live in Grosse the marnage of Abigail Sterl- The brIde IS a grad;uate of Pointe. ITALIAN KNITS ing Hazel. dau~hter of Mr. and Centenary College, the 1Jniver- ; IIlrs. Frank W Hazel. of West. sity of 1I1assa['husetts IInd the Newton. lI!ass., and Gregnr Ian: French Lan g u a g I' ::,lImnwr Vaeationing in Hawaii is :'IARTHA JANE ADAMS, of \ Dresses, Suits, Coat Costumes 1IlcGregor. son of ~Ir. and Mrs SeiJoois of Laval Uilivmsity of Harold G. lItcGregor. of Bishop QlIehl'l' and Jliddlebllry College Rivard hou lel'ard. who will re- road. The bridegroom is a '~radllate turn to The Mainland via the /\ '" \\ 11 The Reverend Dr. Ross Can. of Dartmouth College, where Lurline in lime to resume her I r \ ,\;l Thursdu)r, Friday, Saturday non officiatpd at the 4 o'clock he \~'as a mcmhe.r of Si;gma Phi teaching position in TlIinois' 1 1..~ '...... -. ceremony Saturday. AU,!'tlSt 3.; EpSilon al1(~ PhI Beta Kappa, Schaumburg S c h 00 1 District early in Septembl'r. ~6 August 8~9, 10 at the Second Church in New- Ill' lS a thtrd year stwlen!' at \ r-., 'v11/!1(f!) ton. r------'-- \1 ~ The hridc, given in marriage ,/ Informal Modeling 114 by her Cathcr. wore a gown of • ivory peall de soil' appliqued with Ale n con lace and em. ,broidered with seed pearls at "i Knitwear Main Floor her wedding band collar and short summer sleeves. Her empire hod ice Was aI' I eented with an A line skirt and : Chapel train. 1 Closed Saturdays thru August 10 A douhle how of m'ltching I t I I I peau de soil' held her silk illll 'sian veil and she (' a r r i e " Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 'stephanotis. minial\,rr chrys anthemums and il'~'. b:.~~_ Diana Hawl. of l\'ew Yorl-: I -J City. was her sister's m~id of honor. She \Vorl' an Empirl' emerald green linen gown will' a rnlled collar and ['CIrriI'd min iature \' 1'1 1 0 II' carna lions dai5ies a~d ivy. The hridesmaids, similarl' dressed. were Laurie lHrGre". or. sister of the bride~room , and :\Irs. Charles Stern, of \' Sarasota Springs. N. Y.. ~lrs Rohert Whitley. of Los Angell'S. SPECIAL was an honorary bridl'smaid. ,\m" '1I'(;rl'(;nr. ,.;s\l'r of !.he mink-trimmed I"'idl"grt\nm. \\,.lS 1he flowe' \ <'irl and wore l'n I')nnirl' dre," .,r vellow linl'n t--in]"""1 nn thp I block dyed persian lamb 'o~ice with da isil's. David Kahl oC RristO'l. COld). I Imd San .Juan. Pucrto RiCrJ, was . jacket Ill'st nv n. The ushl'ls \\'I'rl' ('harll" 511'111 of :\I'W '{nrk, "no Pl'tcr Me-Kittrick, of Wcst __ ~_.U $428

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"'9ABA~ Fashions for Women lifrlporled fu" !.be'ed 1'1) II lIhow coo ntry of or;gill ~"":u::::....1 ! Johnston Optical (0. . 168'W KERCHEVAL ,\1");('1.\; n( ,~itlll 'I' n(i(' n1f),Ii';(),<' '''1111'(' Pi;,';; In The Village 87 KEIlCHEV A L 885-5690 Gro'\,~t' Pointe F i'IIrm' TU 2.S9S0 16822 Kercheval ... 885.4430 Jacobsons 20148 MACK AVE. Mon, Thru Fri" 10 In 5 30 Grouf! Pointe Wood, Open Mon .. Thurs. & Fri. en 'til 9,00 IN THE VI LLAGE TU 1.868' C!(),cri Silt. Thru Lilbnr OilY G R 0 SSE P 0'1 NT ENE W S Thursday, August 8, 1968 Page rwenty.Eight ---_._------..------~-"_ .._--"---"--_. - ---_._------~------Society News GatIJlered from All of the Pointes

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l a birthday card and 'I personal' and to instill in them a sense. MR and MRS. RAY SCHWIN- ist Jubn James Audubon painted 'Show Boat' Docks SHEP Progra,n He"-r« At COlI'vel"t. _ 'phone call fwm one of the of Christian brotherhood, KE, of Blairmoor courl, were more than 30 of his famous ___ S.H.E,P. volunteers once a at her S,H.E.P. supporters recent guests at Rosedown Plan. birdlife studies. The Schwjnlces' ';'he third successful summer i State Teachers Corp., (S.H.E.P, month. contribute m 0 n e.l', (S,H.E.P, tation and Gardens, st Francis- \lisit coincided with th£: bloolYl of of S.H.E.P .• the six.week Sacred is in the WSU Catalog as a 'rullS only on funds donated. ville. La. Rosedown s a restored ancient and modern roses, thou. lIeart Enrichment Program for Field Service Class for which The child.ren an'iI'e at the FOR S.H.E,P.;, yard goods.' plantation in the Felicianas, the sands of century-old gardenias lnner-Cit)' children has . t the .':reacher Corp. will give Academy, 1'13 bus, s.hortly be. books, ke cream treats . . . region where the artist.natural- and h!ue hydrangeas. A t GPYC 5atu rday heen concluded at the Acad~~y credlH, Marygrovc ColI e g e, fore 9 each mornmg. They Everv form of assistance i5'---'-'-----_.,------, Prizes Are Awarded fo," Best S"'l'[ "'nd Power Boat of the Sacred Heart in Lake- Mercy College and the Aca- leave al 3:45 o'clock. after a appr~ciated anything is most .. .. shore road. demyfs Religious. who vol un- day which has included social welcome. ' Decorations in Commodore's Review; lower teered their services. ,and cultu!~I. as well as educa.: S,H,E.P. takes whatever help TWO Bell Signals Start of Fleet Parade Brainchildren of the Academy. Also assisting with the pro.' tlOnal aclll'liles, i is offered, and uses it to "help" Sister Zipple and Reverend Mother lIealv, who felt that the "gram were a Grosse Pointe All are required 10 parlicipllie . . . and in thesc midsummer LEFT COIllJl10( Iore and Mrs, John F. DeHa\.'cs were hosts s~hool's spacious" grounds should area "Great B00 k"5 group an d"'In Crea t'l\'e E ngl'IShidc asses an . m id ' '60 says,d when so many CHAMPION STOCK lasl Saturday evening, August 3. to one of the most a corps of leenage assistants. I a Social Living Period. which" people are wondering not IF beautiful "Show Boat" partie!; the Grosse Pointe Yacht not go unused during the sum- students in The Pointe's public may include film studies foJ. but HOW to express a personal BOXER PUPS mer, have seen S.H.E.P.'s en. d h' I h I hId II -.. 't t 't' . (' Iu)1 has ever had. Review buat for the occasion was .ollment rise from 80 the first an 'Paroc la sc 00 s, w 0 owe by sma OISCIJSSlons. comml men, J s Dice to know 15616 HARPER tile Jerry Schreibers' "Opal M." summer to this summer's li5. helpeu. in the classrooms and speakers Oil social problems, a that something truly positive is On board were Commo.';.----- during; cultural activity. sports "charm school," music and art being done here in G r 0 sse west of Berkshire Participants are fifth, sixth, and iil~wing periods. appreciation sessions. : Pointe. All 8... 4. G,oom~4 DETROIT 48224 dore and Mrs, DeHayes,: .The bell in the GPYC tower seventh and eighth grade girls.. . Coil for Appointment wearing a yellow late gown SIgnalled the start of the Re. from 16 different East S'de BaSJl.~ally. S.H,E.P IS a tutor-. ,The '{olunteer. sta£f. full. I .• Complete Pet with a staJloped hem, Mrs. view. IUller.Cily public and Pllruci:ial, ill1 program - hut with Drama, time and pal't.tlIne.(young: .No man I~ so bhnd as the one. 882-5512 Supplies o~d Ac"esso,il. Schrieber in white with en. Aboard Vice Commodore and, schoolb ; Art, Creative Dance and Per-, mothers who can only gIVe one \\ho refu5e~. to see himself as I 1\I G ' "I . I V" I 1J' dd d ' hour a week are as welcome as olhers see him. (-rusted crystal and pearl rs. agile s mpena Staff members this year in, sona yglene a e. : those who can put in every-day . V. C were among others Pas! GPYC I d d 25 f .. . . IJca(Img. Ice ,ommodore C . d d ~I {Ie! cue pro esslOnal teachers. The <: h 11 d r en are recom- appearances) CatholIC and non. and ~.Irs. O. James Gagne, c~mmo ~r,\ az . r~ I aro d: counsellors and reading con. mended to the i,rogram by their Catholic. ar~ united in their; in yellow accordion-pleated M:s~s'Ed\::rd s~~~~n~l::re pilan sull,mta, r ~ pre s e ~ tin g the teachers on th.e basis of inter. concern to give these children st l'hiffon. and Rear Commo. Co dr" M' 'p I Grosse PO.lDte Pubhc Schools, est anell potentIal. They are not a sense of personal worth al'-l. u . . mmo 0 e anu - rs,. au the LakeView Schools. Ottawa forgotten at the end of the well-being. 10 show them how d.or~ an d ~nrs. Roger K. ?~oreland. the F.rank Colkers, Junior High, Soulh Lake. Wayne I summer' Each child receives they Ciln develop themselves Snllth. also In yellow. , t e Walter VanGoethems, Jr.,------.------Out.o£.town guests of ll1e De. i the Charles D. LaFonds and lIayescs were her hrother-in-Iaw : Past Commodore and HI'S. Earl and sisler, 11k and Mrs. Wi!,! 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Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ----_.~------_ ..-_._--_._._------~-_._-_.--_._-

Lemon yellow linen dresses I P . H E 1 C 1 !lIR, and MRS. ROBERT F. artle.~ onor ~ngagef., OUp CAVANAGH, of Colonial courl. trimmed with moss green velvet e . Mrs. David Allan Boyd will have 3S their houseguest ribbon were worn by maid of I. A linen shower given b~: 1111's"alld in the evening :Ill'. and Mrs, ~for six wee k s ROBERTO Boyd-Kendall Vows honor, Catherine H. Layne and ! William Evans. of Wellmgton! Casuol! will entertain abollt 50: SAENZ, son of SENOR and bridesmaids Mrs. Paul W. Mal., 1 place, on Tuesday, July 23, ~e .. guests al the Rehearsal Dinner! SENORA JOSF; R A f' A E L mquist of lronriver; Joan Boyd, I : gan a long hne o( pre.nupllal.. ' SAENZ (Q't E' I . f P d B ,I F " m the (,rosse Pointe Yacht Club.! I, 0 UI 0, cua( or. sister o( the bridegroom; and J parties or ru ence er~ re~ . ' ,: Roberto is a brother of ANSEL- Exchanged August Eleanor T. Jones of Millon, 3 I daughter of Mr. and lIfrs,. Jack Out of town guests \1'111 brunch, 1\10 SAENZ who visited the Mass. Bowers Frey. ~( Washlllglon' at the Handy mad hom~ of Mrs. i Cavanaghs I~st year. Abner W. Boyd, Father Ot' Br'ldegroom, Serves As They carried bouquets of dai'l road, and her flance. Eugene Alfred Taylor. who \\'111 enter I - _ sics except for the honor at.! Anthony Casaroll. Jr.. son of ta in along ""ilh \Irs. CI1~des, Best Man With Me3id Of Honor Catherine H. tendant, who also carried white the senior Casarolls, of Elm Benner of Bloomfield Hiils, on. Famrs are always charged up Layne: Attendants Wear Yellow Linen roses. court, \Vho will be married Au Ill(' day ot the wedding. : with high interest attached. -- The bridegroom, son of )Ill'. gust 24. Guests were received-;t .th~-B-erkshire road home and Mrs. Abner W. Boyd of Mr. and :ltrs. Patrick Currier START SUMMER OFF RIGHT o.f Mr. and ~rs. Warren F. Kendall following the mar- Chattanooga, Tenn., asked his held a ":Mr. and 1\lrs" paper nage of theIr daughter, Patricia Ward to David Allan father to act as best man, Ishower at the Detroit Boat C!u~ Boyd of Cambridge, 1\:lass., on Saturday, August 3. Ushers were James D. and r (or the young couple last F fI 771f'ss 71ancy s [J-(airdl'essers he Reverend Ervl'lle B."~------. William B. Kendall, brothers o( day, August 2. We Ha~e Clairo/'s Custom Care Conditioner T the bride, Ronald S. Finn and This will be followed by a 19877 MACK AVE .• 881.0761 • GROSSE POINTE WOODS Maynard officiated at the ington, Mass. Gerald K. Austin of Cambridge. miscellaneous shower and lunch. Open Mon"Sol. 8 am, to 4 p.m, • Mon,.ThurS .. Fr;. 'iii 9 p.m f 0 u r o'clock services in A peau de soie gown with, !\Irs. Kendall chose a cham. eon at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Christ Church, assisted bv yo~e, sleeves. and Cathedral i pagne siik dress and jacket eu- Ciub on Wednesday. August 21. ,..------, David Van Dusen. Follo\v. troln of Chantlll,: lace was se semble, (0 which she pinned a hosted by Mrs. William Athan ENROLL NOW! ing a wedding trip to White lected by the bnde. A. petaled cymbidium orchid corsage, The Sulphur Springs, W. Va., ~aee. crown. held her waIst .Iength mother of the bridegroom select. sO~~iday, August 23. will be a ~,.()sse [/JO{'nte (/Jrcll'lle Club illUSIOn veil and she earned an I'd a porcel/ana blue silk outfit busy day. Maid of honor Eliza BRAILLE TRANSCRIPTION CL'ISSES the newly wed Boyds will arrang(ment of Eucharis lilies accented with a corsage of beth Mower has scheduled a Now Formiog to Begin in September make their home in 1eX- and stephanotis. Sweetheart roses. Spinster Luncheon at her Roose Coil Mrs. Lowson Potter • 886-3226 or 881.0686 v_e_l_t_Jl_la_c_e_h_o_m_e_t_h_at_a_ft_ern_oo_I_1~~~~~===~~~~======- . - - . -=:' Leisure Planning For Later Years

Leisure can be a problem. For ol'fer people extra hours mount A "P sudc!er.ly with retirement f~rOl the ti!!ht schedule of the "'orking worln. The 50 hours a "1an once spent working and traveling to and from work each Pilato by Eddie ~lcGl'alh. Jr. week become 50 hours of lei. Weddi:,g VOWS were exchanged by PATRICIA o sllre. '"AIm KE\TDALL and i\Ir, Bovcl at four o'clock Sat. But ilfrs. June Sears. Home u day, :\u~ ust, :3. in Christ Chu'n:h. She is the daugh- Eeonomist with the Cooperative ter of Ule Warren F. Kendalls of Berkshire road and Extension Service in Wayne and Oakland counties, says the leis, he is the son of the Abner W. Boyds of Chattanooga. III'I' time problem may deve!op' Tenn. ~radually (or homemakers. I With small children, days seem the aetivitirs you've always, time for useful work. Serving dlOrt to get everything done. wanted to tr~'. others as a hospital volunte'er As children grow and leave 'rilC Ilomp Economist says or lending a hand 10 a young home, the women's responsibili- this last area shouldn't be a mother who is tied down with !ies may lessen gradually and trap. children and housework can p.I'entually she has time to spare ThlO~s you'l'e never consider- benefit both parties." Busy working people often "d eOlild p!,odde much sati,;fac. As contacts lessen. the older annual fall ".ive little thought to the days th,n She notes that many peo. person may h~l'e to make great ','1rn they will have time on ....11' enjoy baseball and basket. er effort to meet people and h,~ir hands. They make little bdl :-ecause they have watched avoid isolation. nIl'S. Sears sug- SPECIAL ,[fort to develop interests which it '10 tclcl'i.'ion. You Illay enjoy gests developing friendships "an continue into later years. : "inti,;; or writing if you try it. with people of all ages. Still try. !(' lIome Economist point." out. - !~ 'ra time in later years ing to become the kind of per. WMF.Frcuer', Stainless St=.t Flatwac .• With the prospecl (If longer e:' fill a variety of needs. Phys. son that others enjoy knowing t" 'ns for ('oming gcneratir'n~, ,.,...,(\ fJlture plJnning is ",be. ic I e' ~rcise can be enjoyed by helps friendship for any age. _ S"al'~ Sl'l!gests tal;in'! a r",~l\lal' walks, which also offer A well and able person "an $6 to $8 '" 'I im'pntory hy reviewing il 0 -'i' r rtunity to enjoy the out- help himself stay active and en. , ~..li"itie" enjoyed in youth, dtlors ;,nd children at play," the enrich his later years But the S.piece place setting PLUSone exka teaspoon ; ',-s(' s{'\ aside because of work ;1"1;'(' Economist says, ,community can hel!). Many 'il':, lhi"g~ about a job . it I a cila';ce to learn ~omc dltes now have centers and ill( h are most satisfying and thing IWW and interesting; 'a clubs which provide sncial con- tacts and classes for scnior Save now on ~x.trQ plac:e settings for your own dining cili?ens. Mrs. Scars notes lIwt plan service, buy for shower and bridal gifts and receive nin,g ret iremcnt has become \'en' smart and fashionable. as one extra complimentary teospoon ... grac:efuRy de:.ignecl imporl ant as planning a work can,rr. She suggests taking a positil-e view of older age. Onc and perfectly balanced flotware of Fraser's Cromagan might say, "I've done this all 1111 lif". and 11011' is the timc tn stainless sfeel, a solid metal with a resistance to tr;' somethinll different." food chemicals, harsh detergents and machine washing PBlL GOOLD. son nf MR. and MRS. PHIL GOOLD, of Rivard that keeps it bright and boulevard, is panic jpating in a tarnish.free. service pro,icct sponsored by the American Friends Service Com. A. "line, II regularly 10.40 •••••••• now $6 millcc this summer. Approxi- mately 325 young Americans are currently participating in AFSC B... Pilgrim .... regularly 12.40, •••••• aow $8 projecls. which include con. slruction of selfhclp h()\l"in)( for C. "Laurel," regularly tl.40 ••••••• now $7 JACOBSON'S WHITE SALE farm workers. aid in rccreation. al and educHtional adil'iti"s. D."Finesse," regulady 12.40 ••••••• now $8 work with mental!y.handicaTlIH'd Now in progress •• , save ;leople and snpport of commll nity rdations and Civil Right~ Serving piecss available in tne cbo". Mlttarftl. )lrogl'a ms in the North and substantially on leacock'. South. Fiftcen frce horse shows ar(' permanent press tablecloths scheduled at tile l\Iichigan State Fail', August 23 through with new soil.release finish September 2. And Arthur God. frey and Goldie will he fca. Jacobsons tured August 29, 30 IInd 31. Home Decorative Shol-' A. 5T AI1\HiE515T ANT "NORD IC" no-iron tablecloth of textured rayon and Dacron polyester

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--_ ..._-_._------_._------ep], Bruce A, Huegli Be content with what you I Nothing succeeds like the suc- Nature And The Dance Aronson-Harper Rites Are Read havc--never with what you are. CCl5S of some folks' failures. Grosse Pol n t e MemOriall gian lace veil. a gift ()f the brother's best man, Ushers Serves in Vietliam Church was the setlina for the bridegroom's mother. fell {rom were Lauren Bowler, Terrence I . -- , Saturday. August 3. wedding of an orClllu bow. Her flowers Donovan and Richard Parker,: Mar.me Corpor~l B rue e A. . Cheri Lyn Harper, daughter of were stephanotis. of Bristol Pi i Huegli, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. ; GOLDEN M d M R I ' • ,Richard F. Huegli of 10 Radnor . r, an ,rs. ay Harper, of. She was attended by her sis- The newlyweds are touring in: circle, is serving with the Third Saginaw, and Peter M. Aron. ter Mrs. H, A, McConnell, of Canada and the United States. I BalLalion of the First Marine son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Hollywood. Fla., as mal ran of ' . :Division in Soulh Vietnam, -BUDDHA : Aronson. of Newberry place. honor, and her nieces, Lori Me- Out.of.lown guests Included As a member of the l"irst Chinese-American RESTAU RANT I The Reverend Ben Tallman Connell and Donna Harper, and Mrs, S. A. McConnell, of ~oca Marine Division. he recently <:OCKTAIL LOUHGI j officiated at the 2 o'clock rites, .'l.nn Aronson the bridegroom's Raton, Fla., Jeffery Nllwfleld, participated in Operation Allen which were followed by a recep. sister, as bridesmaids. of West Hartford, Conn .• Ar1~ur Brook. Thc operation wss can. tion in the Fries Ballroom of Their sleeveless, floor lenlth Bartholemew, of Green":lch, d!lcted against the enemy in lhe ; . Mon_Thu~~~~s~m. to 12 16340 HARPER F,i. & Sat. 11 a.m. to 1 near Whitt ie, the Grosse Pointe War Memori. frocks were fashioned of tur. Conn .• and Mrs. Clarence Balter, Go Noi Island area 15 miles II Sunday J 2 to J 2 Ample Parking : a!. quoise chiffon over silk. They of Cincinnati, Ohio. south of Danang. ' i The bride's shorl.sleeved, em. wore matching floor length veils ------Operation Allen Brook was: Featuring the very finest in Can- COMPLETE 't ".: pire gown of silk organza fea. and carried nosegays of multi. QUICKSAND 'conducted by ~he First Marines tonese dishes for Luncheons and Corry Out Service ,', I tured a tucked bodice and colored garden f10wHIl with tur. Debt is a trap-.-t!asy to get 10 find enemy forces and des-. heavy tatting around her hem, quoille streamers, ! into, but sometimes it takes a troy their capability to strike! Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails. 881-6010 neckline and sleeves. Her Bel. David Is.rontJon served as his Ilifetime to get out. against the Danang area, '

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refresh your bath with colorful Currently working on dance routines at Camp Cavell are Poinlers GRETCHEN STEININGER of Hampton road; SUSAN LAKIS, of Moorland drive; .mbroidered towels by Wamsutta, RUTH :'.'('iNTOSH, of Hollywood road and in the foreground, SUE SADLER, of Moorland drive. now at substantiel savings 'JOI'_"uille Stry jak Wed~' R. B. Roy A, "LYRIC" sheared cotton terry towels bordered II rn, rlirm at lhe Huntington' Stryjak, followed the Friday )1 j.ou!enlfll home of the bride's; eveni~g. Aug, 2, .wedding. of by a graceful Schiffli embroidered scroll l1arenb. ~Ir. and Mrs. V. S.' Lorr~Jne Rosemane StrYJak. ------and Richard Brooks Roy. i design. Blue mist, pink, gold or olive . .For the 8 o'clock rites in Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, 24"x 46" bath towel, 1.99 16"x 27" hand towel. 1;29 the brirle selected ~n 1890's pat. 11"x 18" fingertip towel, 12"x 12" wash cloth, .59 I tern gown of Alencon .lace and .69 ,Roncelon. Her elbow length il. lusion veil feU from a headdre3s 20"x 30" bath mat, 3,25 of old-fashioned curls and fresh flowers. "CLASSIC TOUCH" sheared cotton terry towels recapture the She carrier! ~ small' Colonial golden age of the Roman empire with laurel wreath Schiffli houquet of white butterfly roses and pale blue stephanotis. embroidery. Blue mist, olive, pink or gold on white. Ilonor attendant Margaret HaIT\mond and bridesmaid Car. 24"x 48" bath towel, 3.50 16"x 27" hand towel, 2.00 ole .Petersen were gowned in ' leal blue and pale blue lleau re- 11"x 18" fingertip towel, .90 13"x 13" wash c1oth•. 8O s"eetively, and c.uried carna. tions dyed to match their frocks. 2O"x 30" bath mat, 4.00 6'x 6' matching i1cetate taff6~a YOII' Pretty Eyes The bridegroom. son of Mr shower curtain, 10.00 3D" cafe curtain with valance, 10,00 Dese,ve the Best and l\lrs. Roger Roy, of Royal ! Oak, asked H. Berry Myers, of ::Jur newest collcction of Flinl, to acl as hest man. Rich. ',m~rtly styled sunglcsscs ~rc ground to Y'JtJr prescrip- ,Ird Lulhcr scatcd the guests. 1101'1 needs to make them Th~ mother of the bride wore I ner5,ono)Jy ,.,retHJy yours. a while lace coat over a yellow' she a t 11, The bridegroom's IONi i mother selected a pink sheath OI)T1CIANS with an embroidered collar, I Jacobsons 20183 Mack Ave. and a m alching jacket. G,ou. Point. 884-5770 Tbe newlyweds will make, Hcme Decorative Shop 20841 I

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Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ' M R Cl Of d BROKEN GAS MAIN People who take themselves Now Program,s To Aid Children t Parlugk eter ates an le City firemen responded with too seriously seldom enjoy life. Bride-Elect -'--"-period ~f time up to four (4) all apparatus to 51. Paul and 1.-_-_".. _-_" ..-_""_-_-_-_-_ ...._-_-_-_-_.-_-, Save the Children Federation from experience that the people live in order that the community The Cily of Grosse Pointe Neff lane on Monday, August 5, " has announced four new spon. do not want "hand.outs" but as a whole can establish an in. ' Woods Council, on Monday. hours for a gas leak in street. Fire. Get aClJuainted offer sorship programs for underprivi. they do need some financial comeproducting project. August 5, upon the recom. (g) Twenty.five cents of U.S. men discovered on arrival that leged children in the Southern backing and advice and encour. The first sponsorships in the mendation of City Admini. coin for a period of time up to a lawn service employe had hit Free Hair Cui Appalachian Mountains of the agement for self.help projects. neighboring country oC Mexico stratal' Chester E Petersfll, ten (10) hours. the gas main with a lawn Uniled States, the Dominican Families of sponsored children with shampoo and set will be in the State of Baja Cali. voted unanimously to adopl a All U.S. coins shall be de- mower and broken the pipe. Republic, Honduras and Baja select a variety of self.help proj. border and wiII be concentrated res'olution clarifying the park. posited in the proper slot as They put a wooden plug in and TuesdllY thru Friday onlt California, Mexico. ects. Some have purchased a fornia directly across the U.S. ing meler rates for both on. indicated on the parking meter. st0G

Plan Ice Cream Social AT IMPORTANT $25 TO $100 SAVINGS To Benefit Guest House Wonderful savings at Wright Kay on all 23 The fifth annual Ice Cream beautiful Gorham patterns (we show you four Social for the benefit of Guest above). For a limited time only. House will be held on Sunday, Prices start from: August 18. from 2 to 7 o'clock Reg. Now at 20635 Eastwood, Harper 16-pc, Service for 4 180. 155. plan your dorm"" IIP.'OUfKI fII." Woods, three houses off Harper. This summer event is sponsored 32.pc. Service for 8 360. 300. flowery .tlfdr '" .Ieep set by the Camarilla group of lay 48-pc. Service for 12 540, 440. people. t Priests from Guest House will A shirt and qullted robe sprinkled be present to meet their bene. factors, There will be games with bright flowera. trimmed iA whhe and refreshments Everyone is invited to come and learn more abQut the work done at Guest 1500 Woodward, 17051 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe o;,d Northland. add comfort ,n.d cheer to dorm Wvtng. House. BB5-5515. Grosse Pointe open Thurs. and Fri. eves '.t;1 8:30 Red, gree" or blue cotto A In P-S-M.

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R&U Century Living Wig slips over pantie hose and the Vacation is fun.time for the woman-on- the.move when she can hide wet hair new "garter-grip- lace band under the beauty of an extra-soft "Mira- ,f cle Curl" de-sheene:d D.40 modacrylic takes up unsightly bagging. Centtiry 21 wig. It. never nE'~ds setting, I ° holds wavy styles wilt-free, clings for a The brief leg' and extf<.l ~. I, natural small-head look, and folds com- pactly in your purse. 20 shades with slimming power 01 b{<:",., \ . natural highlights. Dial 882.2160 for your custom-styling appointment. Get the inside story on eyewear Quality. Ask some of the thousands of Michigan peo~ie who enjoy comfortable, confident vision with Van Oyke Optical glasses. At Van Dvke, spandex makes for better shaping' Mr. Robert Rossi, R&M wig constant concern with Quality a~~lIr"s a scientific visual examination of the utmost artist, will demonstrate the won. 8ccuracy and lenses that life prescription.correct, always. Excellence of design in uoder short skirts, slacks and \1 dcr.~ of the Century Living Wig the famousframp.youwear speaks volumes about your good taste. Safeguard good vision in Jacobson's Beauty Salon on \ Monday, Aug. 12 thru Wednes- with e~perienced eve care and the finest eyewear. Qualily. \.Ian Dyke wrote the hook. day. AugU',t 14, at 11:00 a.m. shorts. ~e beige in S-M-L 8.50 and 3:00 p.m. THOROUGH EYE EXAMINATIONS. FIRST QUALITY GLASSES. CONTACT LENSES \J~U\t Jacobsons Jacolrons IN THE VILLAGE GROSSE PTE. WOODS: 21207 Mack: Phone 886-:.066 Beauty Salon Open daily, including Saturday 9:30 to 6- Mon. & Thu~s. tit 9 17030 Kercheval-In The Village DR. HENRY M. MARKOWITZ, Licr.nsed Optometnst Page Thirty.two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thl.lrld.y, AUCJud 8. 1968 ------Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women . _------._------. - ._._- ._------_.------Lt, Gerald 'lcCal'rollWins SAE Award Brochure Describes Detroit's Cultural Facilities!~ Mrs. James Alan Cardoza Woodward, phone 831'()360 or 1st Lt. Gerald E, ~icCarron, l knowledge of automotive engi. A new brorhure describing i [he area. I tory, astronomy, technolog~cal son of ~ir. and Mrs. Charles I'. nee ring, Detr?i.t's major cultural arts I The brochur~. also descI:ibes developm.ent, ~d for thea.tncal 832-3700. :\lcCarron, 311 Kerby road. has , . . facIlities and programs is be- s eve r a I additIOnal bulldmgs \ and musJcal arts productions. received a merit award from Lt. .'\1cCa,rron, IS a graduate jng dislributed by the Mayor's which will comprise future ex- Copies of the. b~o.ehure are the Society of AutJmotil'e Ell of the. Umverslty of DetrOlI. Committee Cultural Center pansion of the Cullural Center. available 10 mdll'lduals or gineers for a paper he wrote !le r~~elv.ed, hIS :~aste~s degree ,.' .' These include separate facili- ..groups from the Mayor's Com. prior to entering th . , , In sClenllflc enf;meermg from I he 12.page brochure lists the I lies fur exhibiting natural his. 1 mitlee Cultural Center, 5200 e sen Ice. the Cnil'ersltv of :\1ichigan. features, schedules and loca'i • ' F or the past )8 months Lt. . lions of all major facililies in 1- ... -.. .------.- _.--- :\lcCarron has heen serving wilh ------Ihe Cultural Cenler -- a ZO- the U.S. Army Corps of Engi A Sunrise Service at 8 a,llI, hlock area north of Warren Ave. neers in Thailand. will be a feature of Religion nue between Wavne State Uni- His paper was one of onh' 13 Day, Sunday. August 25, at the Sterling Silver I'('rsity and the Chrysler Free. selecte<.j for the SA.E. al~ard Michigan Slate Fair. All lo'air way out of more than 600 redewed, palrons will ,Je admitted free • LUNT The brochure lJrClparation! SAVE by the Society. The papers are: until 8 a,m. The State Fair • ALVIN judged for their value as orig. opens Augusl 23 and continues and dislribution is part of a: • TOWLE inal contribulions to ~xisting through September 2, community-wide errorl to pro. I mote the Cultural Cenler as a • GORHAM metropolitan public service. • WALLACE The goal is to make more • HEIRLOOM • INTERNATIONAL people aware of the educatlOnal EVERYDAY DISCOUNTS and cultural facilities available ON THESE FAMOUS • REEO & BARTON to all cilizens at this central I BRANDS location. I Facilities described or iIlus. I SUMMER traled in the hrochure are: the Detroit Im:titute of Arts, Puhlic SALE Lihrary, Historical Museum. SAVE! SAVE! Childrens Museum, and the In- SA 'lEI ternational Institute, I in Other facilities include the I All Depar1mellts Rackham Education :'I!emxiaJ, Merrill-Palmer Inslitute. Arl School of the Societ\' of Arls and. DIAMONDS. WATCHES. BIRTHSTONE RINGS OUR EVERYDAY PRICES ARE Crafls, and major apartment j ALWAYS THE LOWEST ~~d parking accomn:o~~~!o~s i~ I

I !"ormer servicemen will be honored on Velerans Day, Sat. JEWELERS urday, August 24, at the Michi. Vogue Photo by Don Webber o! Collingwood MARCIA LYNNE NOWOSAD and Mr. Cardoza gan State }'air. Veterans and exchanged wedding vows jn St. Clare de Montefalco Servicemen, with credentials, 7 MUe nUr M4ICk Ave. will be admitted free until 3 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Church last Saturday, August 3, She is the daughter p.m. The State Fair opens Aug. 22377 MOROSS ROAD TU 4-2585 of the Felix T. Nowosads of Yorkshire road and he is ust 23 and continues through the son of 1\'1rs.Lawrence Kell of Suisun City, Calif., Seplember 2. and the late Ernest Cardoza, 1---.--_._._----

M'arcia L. Nowosad THIS STATELY RESIDENCE

I~:f~~"e~~~e~~~~~;:~neI Ottoman Gowns With Hot Pink Sashes I Marking Empire Waistline I An ivory net cage' ove~atin gown, with Alencon lace trimming the dress and bordering the Cathedral A marvelous duo, kissed by the summer sun: 14K yellow train, was selected by Marcia Lynne Nowosad for her gold combined with richly colored coral. Circle marriage to James Alan Cardoza at 6:30 o'clock Satur- brooch priced at $"I'IU; matching earrings, $60. day, August 3. ,~------

She carried a colonial J Tht: bride is the daughter of ~he . d Felix T. Nowosads of YorkshIre bouque t 0f gar demas an road. daisies during the service Deservtls Its Lake Front Location' in St. Clare de Montefalco Wearing lime green ottoman, ~ sleeveless A-line dresses with a Church, at which Father hot pink sash accenting /.he Em. CHARLES W. WARREN MacLaughlin officiated. pire waistline~ were hooor at- mo W.'ISIIIN(;WN BOUllVARD, UETROlr 96,.5118 Following a dinner in the Al- tendenl, Linda Jean Guenther lard House, the couple len for a and bridesmaids Jean Pierson Closed Saturdays Ihrough AUKu~t Dimr~~;ioH'S In odditian to ra oms ,wedding trip to Nova Scotia. of Sallinaw, Susan Johnson of beliwed shown, there is a 16'x36' New ,Jersey. lIIrs. John Gerich ('JcC'uralr br..t llf)f Recreation Room 'n the of Ann Arbor and Cynlhia Guen. 9uaraPlaeeod basement with Lavatory ther. This sumptuous home has They calTied w i eke r bird many refinements such cages filled with. pink Sweet. as three pone/led rooms; on Early American Kitch. heart roses, daisies and IVY. en ",ith center island, 0 The bridegroom, son of Mrs. Family Room with raised hearth, Lawrence Kell of Suisun City, built in bar, a;,d ice maker. There "n.lne! Cali!., and the late Ernest Car. '.'Il;::rh~1l' are two gas, furnaces. Th~ large doza, askl'd Ian Brownlie to l"t '£ ".&2~ ';' grounds embrace a walled patio and serve as best man, assisted by beautiful gardens, which were in. Steven Bayer, Jerry Brown of c1uded ;n the 1966 Garden To\/<. Tawas, John Gerich and Michael May we arrange on inspectjon tOr you? Wolk. Wright W, Wilson was ring. bear~r and Dawn Marie Wel'she lVa$ flower girl wearing a dress identical lo that of the brides- maids and carrying a basket of the same flowers. Mrs. Nowosad chose a gray Mr. and Mrs. Homeowner:' linen dress and jacket ensemble An Outstanding Lakefront Home with while and yellow aCCents h your I,Duse for sale? Lilt with a lonll uta1>lishell firm. 0 .., and the mother of the bride. woiting li.t includes mOlly r.ferred alld .. put cliltllts w;'o look to us groom wore a mint gree'l silk for od ..ice 0" volues, This, of coune, is u"f ..1 to you too. In The Farms outfit with a beaded collar on This fr.'l1ch :'\orJnalHly I)'pl' 110mI' was cle"igned and buill by Hugh Keyes in th~ the dress. jalc' 20's, II'hC'n ('osl 1"ilS of llltlC' or no ('onsicil'ratio:;. It is of slone, concrete ancl The new Mr. and Mrs Cardoza are making Iheir hoae on St. stl,C'I ('onst rll('tion ancl I\'i1S ohl'IOII"Y huill for the ages. Ncedlr.>s t;, say il is in Full-Time, In formed Grol$2 Pointe Specialist Since 1929 Clair aVenue in Grosse Pointe. [JC'rl.'(,[ physi('al ancl dl'('oratil'(' ('ondilion. ancl has all the facili(i~s and accolII. Member of Grosse Pointe Rea! Estate Board's' lllod"lions nquin'(j for luxury l'XI'(,llliH' living. Top high school musicians Multiple Listing System from all over the state, selected Exclusiye Agent hy auclition will appear in ~- ...~., ~lllsic Shell concert.~ Friday ,.,. through Sunday. Augusl 23.25, MAXON BROTHERS. Inc. TU2-6000~ ll.J, at the Michigan Slale Fair, " Th~ Fair opens Augusl 2.1 and A Its own friends F'flU!" plUI/,t: ~:,;B~ .... continues through Septemher 2. ur.' 11Ilrudr(/ You're tll ,,110'1' ~B. ,"1 rOOlti I.,.~...... ' , really lIrrll,,(/,'IIlrHt L.:'- ...... :.:.'" , .. , • ,,,,iy " .poUed .. ' .. ' , .. at t ....0 Shoreline : <1,~ East ~t-J OUT THEY GO! You'll never hear the horn, e~en if your next door r,eighbor is Gabriel! Shorf:line Easl can rightly 250 NEW 196.8 IUICKS blow their own horn .,u \' '''': SIIII\\' IT T(! YOl .... about the wonderful sound "or 'j'ioning. They No Reasonable Oller Refused spoil YOll in their own qlliet way, .'\ rl u1frfjdll'r iH/H'I,Itr'r II ;u: "Idlful,.rnpfL". fhiof l"{JII,~. a"d oU,l'r O,'(IU Ild)r",,,. hrn.. )1('('Jr {IU'l.'lIU't! 01,' 0"". of{r"Hn (au" 1.< m,,,,lnhrp inr !I'!II r ,. IIJ,"7Jr'ltIfJIf. RICHARD BUICK "., hl',IWllEV/\L "0.'\ TIlE 1111.1." TU 4 0(;00 15103 KERCHEVAL VA 1-5400 SHORElINE fAST APARTMF.NTS MfMBERS OF THE DETROIT AND GROSH POINTE REAL ESTATE IOARDS .200 eAST .Jl'FFE"SON Models op~n noon &00 P.M. C311567.1175 Thursday, August 8, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty-Three ------_ ... _.._--._------.. ------Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women

speare's Joan the Maid. When the Company was in. of Detroit. lie plans a future 1 GIRt INJURED \\IINDOW B'ROKEN vited to participate in the 400th Shakespearean Festival career in Architecture. , City police look Jeanette Ricc,' Chip Earl, attendant at the Engaged is: 12, 734 Washington, to Bon Se- . parking lot behind Krc~ge's ili From Another Pointe of View in Chichester, England, she was :lsked tu do Rosalind A November wedding planned. .cours Hospital on ~tonday, Aug. The Village, called :::ity police in "Love's Labours Lost." usl 5, for injuries sustained on Friday, A,lgUSt 2. to report ,------'(Continued from Page 23) She performed in Sir Lawrence Olivier's National IIIGH COST :while playing around the fronl three boys had thrown a rock The upkeep of a social posi. i gate at the Cily Park. Jeannette through the north door of the drama lessons, as she had the makings of a star ... " Theatre, and one of the highlights of her "working visit" there was a Command Performance for the Queen tion today is often the cause of, fell and jammed her right leg parking booth and broken a 24" Martha is currently appearing as Titania in "Mid- Mother and her party. the downfall of a family. 'on a pointed bar of the fence. by 36" wlOdow. summer Night's Dream," as Elmire in "Tartuffe" and as Lady De Wynter in "The Three Musketeers" at the Olivier gave a champagne party {or the cast and Stratford, Ontario, Festival. Royal visitors-and Martha is still talking about it! * * * A Wealth of Living Fjrst "Starred" In Pointe Married To Actor Lou recalls Martha's first personal appearance, The Martha married veteran Stratford star Dou!!las Rain Wilcoxes and Martha's parents, Mrs. Kathleen Buhs, who ~ now makes htr home in Birmingham, and the late Lloyd early this year in Winnipeg, Canada. A graduate of the Buhs, were Lochmoor boulevard neighbors when Martha Old Vic Theatre School, he's appeared in the Edinburgh was a very young child. and Chichester Festivals. Martha made her dramatic debut, 1\lrs. W. remem. He's ?een in over 200. CB.C televi~ion pr?ductions bers, on February 17 at Lochmoor boulevard. too, a~d IS currently fascmatm.g ,1,novJe" audiences as "Sh . kl . k d tl'ct f b . the I'OICe of HAL, the computor m 200l. e qUIC y pIC e lip Ie I ea a ecommg an At tho , St tf d F t' I D I ' actress," Lou says, "although she was so serious about . IS summer S .ra 0.1' , ~~ IV~, oug as l,S~P- everything she did you could hardly believe she would I pean~g as Hotton~ oppoSlt~,.llIS, Wife s 1lt~m~" as OlOgan be able to 'let herself go' in a part." I opposite her Elnure and "" D Artagnan In The Three At a cocktail party in their '" * '" . Musketeers." Grand Marais boulel'ard home * last Sunday, August 4, Mr. and Worked, Studied '" '" Mrs. JOhll R. Williams all.! But ,Martha had determined to make the theater Wilcoxes In Audience nounced the engagement of: her career. She took up Speech and Debating in grade "We saw them do the starring roles in 'Look Back their daughter, JULIE MER.. school, then WOll a partial scholarship to Kingswood, in Anger' in Washington, D.C., last )iear," Lou Wilcox HILL, to Charles !lIen ; where she became an avid Drama student. notes, "and they were terrific!" Hc is the son of !Ilr. and Mrs. ! Joseph !Ilerz, who came from' She made her first professional appearance at 16 'fhe Wilcoxes try to see .l\la1'tha in as many of her IS In store for you and your family in this center entrance Georgian as the daughter of George C. Scott in "Goodbye My roles as possible - after all, they were her "first their Chicago home to attend the patty. Colonial situated on large tree-shaded corner lot. There are 3 bedrooms, Fancy" at the WilI.ij-Way Playhouse. audience." Lou knew IUartha's mother before she was 2 JI2 baths, family room and modern kitchen. You will appreciate the She cilrned her B.F.A. at Pittsburgh's Carnegie married,l\lartha calls Mr. and Mrs. W. "Uncle Ed" and 'fhe bride elect alld her fiance Institute of Technology and after summer stock in .l\1ich. "Aunt Lou" ... ho!h studied at the University convenience of attached 2-car garage and storeroom, as well as the igan, Pennsylvania and Canada during vacations drifted Last weekend, taking along 1\Irs. Buhs, they drove, many extras included in this comfortable fami Iy home. over to Toronto to do some tele\'jsion on CBC. to Stratford to see "their" star in "Tartuffe." The trio DRAPERIES came back raving, like the critics, over her performance. * * * With or without Begins To Get Roles Grosse Pointers, Lou feels, have a special right to your fabric, BRUCE N. TAPPAN, Realtor & Associates Custom made. Since then, she has been featured in many CBC be proud of Martha; after all, she's a native, and despite 90 Kercheval 884-6200 productions, including a starring role with Franchot the fact that the Canadian press and magazines have kr Rita Tone in "The Master Builder." praised her for years and claim her as their own, Grosse 791-3073 She did leads at To ...'onto's Crest Theatre too, but Pointe remains her First Home. .__ ._----.-._--_. --_. ------_ ..... -"--_._------_._---_ ..~------._------_._------_._- though she was getting a great deal of publicity and .But even Lou admits that Canada is Martha's home good reviews, she decided she wanted to become a real. now. Especially since her marriage ... Iy GOOD actress in the classic tradition and joined the "I suppose," says Lou, speaking of the Rain-Henry National Theatre School in Toronto, where she studied merger, "they will be a celebrated husband and wife Latin, Greek and French along with Drama. team . . . Although, she being an Aquarian and he a The School spent the summer of 1961 in Stratford,. Taurus, they will surel)' be INDIVIDUALS!" and Martha was asked to join the company the follow- I. --- NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION ing year. * * * I Shooting Stars Staging Show Olivier's Champagne Party I The annual shower of shoot- versity of Michigan astronomer OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORSOF In past Festival seasons, Martha has appeared as ing stars will re?<:h its peak Hazel M. Losh says. Cressida, Viola, Lady l\lacDuff, Miranda and' Shake- lbetween August 10 and 12, Uni- The Perseid meteor shower,. ------one of the most dependable of' the yearly displays in the sky, : THE (jROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM exhibits shooting stars at a WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Don't Dream A Dream ••• Buy One higher rate than at any other time of the year-as many as one per miliUte. The meteors, or pieces of iron FOR THE SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD and stone, are probably no larger than a grain of sand, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 12, 1968 Prof. Losh notes. They become visible only when they enter the earth's atmosphere. The frie.' tion sets them burning, and TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAfD SCHOOL DJSTRICT: most of them are eonsumed in the plunge. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a SpeciHI School Election will be held in said "Although Perseids may be School District on Thursday, September 12, 1968. seen in any direction, their paths, traced back, seem to in. Act 269 Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, as amended, provides in part as follows: tersect in the northeast where the constellation Perseus will be "The Inspectors of Election at any annual or special election shall 110t rising around 11 p.m. Hence the receive the vote of any person residing' in a registration school district name given to this show," Prof. Losh explains. whose name is not registered as an elector in the city OJ' township in which This constellation, sometimes he resides***." called The Champion, resem- bles a letter "K," the U.M as. THE LAST DAYan which persons may register with the appropi'iate city or tronomer adds. "At (he upper arm corner of the letter is the township clerks of the city or township in which they reside in order to be eligible noted eclipsing binar)', Algol, or to vote at said Special Election is Friday, August 9, 1968. Persons registering after The Demon, with two compon. ents revolving around each 5 :00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Daylight Time on said Friday, August B, 1968, will not be Here's a value packed Early American Colonial that' is sure to please other. One is brighter, the other eligible to vote at said Special School Elu~tion. In addition to all other times, the the particular buyer. Its special physical features consist of a paneled !fluch darker. city and township clerks be in their offices to receive registration on Satur- den, family room/fireplace, formal dining room, breakfast room, rec- "For two and one-half days, will reation room/fireplace, deep lot, etc, ... Kerby, Brownell, St. Paul Algol docs not change in bright. day, August 3, 1968, between the haUl'S of 8 :00 o'clock A.M. and 5 :00 o'clock P,M., schools. Don't hesitate on this one, contact one of our consultants early ness, but when the dalk star, Eastern Daylight Time. for an appointment. passes in front of the brighter, : it dims about one manr;nitude in five hours. In another five Under the provisions of Act 269, Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, as amended, Exclusive by hours, it regains its lost light. registrations will not be taken by school of~'icials, amI only persons who have register- This light variation may be ob. served with the unaided e)'c, ed as general electors with the appl'opri,.,~e city 01' town:-ihip clerks of the city or and is considercd one of the township in which they reside are registered school electors. Persons planning; to most remarkahle sights nature register with the city or township clerks must ascertain the day and hours on presents to our view." which the clerk's office is open for l'egistl'ation. I About midway between Per. i seus and Ca,;siopeia are "two; Iof the most beautiful tekscopic Registration of unl'egistel'ec1 qualified electors of the School District will be re- I objeets in the whole heavens- ceived at the following places: 19 KERCH EVAL TU 6-3800 I the doub'e star cluster." pair of faint patches separated by (Next to Punch & Judy Theater) about l).4 degrees. However, 1. Re:-iidents of the City of Grosse Pointe Park shall reg;:-iter at the office of tlH' _ slight optical aid will resolve Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe Park, 15115 East .Jefferson Avenue, City of _ I.each into hundreds of stars." (;rosse Pointe Park, ~l1ichigan.

2. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe shall I'c,ldstpl' at the ofh~e of tiw C~lcrk of the City of (;1'05S(' Pointe, 17150 Maumee, City of Grosse Pointe, Miehig"

::. Resident;.; of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms shallrt'g"i:-itt'r at till' officI' of the clerk (jET A tSQutilul DEAL of the City of Grosse Pointe Farllls, !IO Kerby Roarl, Cit\' of (~ro,"se Pointe Farms l\Tichigan. .., NOW!! I. Residents of the City of Gl'Osse Poi')tc WrlO!lS, shall l'('g'ister at till' offiee of th(' Clerk of the City of (;\'()sse Pointe Woods, 20(21) Mael~ A\'('nw', City of GJ'(lsse Pointe Woods, Mi('hig'an. .

;). Residents of the City of lIal'JH'r \Voods shallr{',.!jster at tlll' offict' of ill<' CiNk of the ~:ity of Harpel' Woods, 1%17 Harpcr An:\lI\(', City of Hal"JH't" Wood!', Mich- Only 69 Cars Lelt! Igan. I). n('~ident~ of ilw 'I'o\\'n:-ihip of (;ro~:-;(' Point!' shall I'('!..',H('I' at tht' offi('c of th(' MOST MODELS MANY WITH AIR CONDITIONING (,I('rk of the '1\J\\'I1~hip of (;ros~(> Pointe, 7!';) Lak;' ShOl"(' Drive, VilJag'f' of (;l"Os:-;('Pointe Shol"('s, Mic'hig-an. Just 20 Minutes Away Irom Grosse Pointe Thi~ Noti('(' i~"ivc'n hv ordt'r of the Board of '.;dllcatioll (If '1'11(' (;l"f)~:-;(' Pointc 1'ubli(' SellOol S.v,,;~~))), V;'aynr County, Michig'an.

Need Service? Oat(,lI: ,July 1, l!lIiH See NORM MARTIN Bill LEE OLDSMOBILE Sorvice Manage. 295 Gratiot, Mt, Clemens 465-0456 GET A BEAUTIFUL DEAL IN OUR BEAUTIFUL WORLD TODAY! BARBARA R. THOMPSON

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By Pepper Whitelaw back to New York and home. Ens. Victor Dhooge Serves on Carrier AU Well.Travelled Gesture Is Universal Since the only French I know is "Vin Rose" (and I The boys all belong to a stu- Navy Ensign Vi c tor P'I the Third Marine Amphibious Ithat make up the world's love ill, "tres bien," "oui," "Freres Jacques" (off key), dent travel association called Dhooge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Force stali.oned in South Vi.ct- \.largest naval fighting force - tj,~ "mademoiselle" and "monsieur," interviewing three Association r'landre Explora. ~~,~t,~ri~ha:egr~'i~~56:bO~~~eJ~~~Inall1_~n~~~~ne of 190 ShIPS the U.S. Seventh l"Ieet. handsome. French students, who arehitch.hiking through tion. All three have traveled ,.'" " the United States, was a re:JJ experience. to many countries. amphibious assault carrier USS Ii'i===.:::::::======ill I met these fine young meni>-' .. -'------Here are some of their through a funny happenstance, ; along the roadway in their thoughts on American f 0 0 d. ~r~~~~~n::::::~::rth:{CO~::! (of, :.1 Barbara Cichy, of the NgWS'! sleeping bags. They hitched Big, American breakfasts-"so Hllirt/ressers ! advertising department, came i rides and said they had no beeg, in France we 'ave only ship, he is helping to provide I '... into the offic," one day and told: problem being picked up. The care" . . . pancakes . . . "so medical aid to W 0 u n d cd ~:. us of the three young men, rides usually tame from young I theeck" ... fried chicken ... Marines. In addition he plays Wish To Improve ,,,, whom her [ather had fOil nr! ill people according to the boys, "eh, in France we never see an important role in keeping a seJ'vie(' station on '\1aek, try- Often they were asked if mari. shickin like thees. good" . . . the Princeton an effective in~ to put rrancs into a pop juana was used in France. One They were surprised at how operating unit of the U.S Your Position? maehine. of the kind souls that ~ave often Americans eat. Accor~- Seventh Fleet. After Mr. CichY ICass) ex., them a lift was visibly im. ing to them Frenchmen always plained that the machine just' pre.\sed when Francis confided i leave the lahle to . . . "how The assault carrier is pro. A PERSONAL iNTERVIEW WILt CONVINCE YOU wasn't equipped to take foreign! that he had tried "hasish" I you say, too [eeled?" viding amphibious support to PEDICURIST TOOl coins, he tried talkin!! to the i while traveling in Afganistan,! They were very proud of the ------boys. lie likes them and found ilele the buy, made it \'cr~' i faet thai most of their French I TlP TO !,!OTORISTS . out, through the only one who clear that only left Bank beat. I friends have one car, one tele-\ . '. . : I - spoke English, that they hod r,iks smoke or use any kind of I vision one refri"erator and one A mlDut~1~~st In ttr:ftf~C fay, I e Anthony's come to Gros"" Pointe 10 visit drugs in France. w~shi~" machin; They added sayehyou a. tb res Old e lroe . d J f' d h " . . . vou ave 111 e wor . fnen s, o~): to In t em out l.odged in Jail that color TV IS too expensIve . of town, Neighbors had offered Wh th b r II h d •fcr the a\'erage Frenchman LOOK NOW Tu A FRESH START THIS FALL to put them U!' for, the night NorwC;;k ~. orhs mar!, e I! (We assured them that it is too Hypocrites set goou exa~ples 11S Kercheval, Grosse (Jointe y rta~ but the bOI's had deCided to:.;o r h' e :. ,.\ ~ ?C3 'expensive [or the average only when thert's an audience. II o t on their W~Y'. Fn ~~~ jail~:~<;vee.. ~~heOy~~;: American, too). . I' " ---- ,-----,- Price Is Right .' tit-kJed to death to see an They said many of their ~tu- The boys asked, Mr. CI(,'hY American jail (even had pic- dent friends visit the Untted First Offering where a good, Ir:EXPENSIVE flues taken behind bars). States and love it also. What place to eat might he. Mr. ". .. I are their plans for next year? Cichy said he knew o[ a great I hell' ne~t stop was Mlchlga.n A world trip, of course. As w" Open Sunday 2:30-5 place and promptly took them : .. and Grosse Pomte. ":'helr said "au revoir" I couldn't help to N. Renaud. Before they ~mpresslOn of Grosse POinte? thinking how much good, fine Move Right In knew what hit them they were rhey felt very much at hOJ?c young men like these for inter. \ being introduced to Mrs. Cichy, here, because o[ th~ predomm- national relations! eating American food in her ance of streets WIth French _ I home and being asked to spend names ... and they loved the SUlTS STOLEI': Photo by P~mela ""driataki, a, man)' nights as they liked. ~"Openness". of the residential Mrs. Richard Kimbroul?h. 520 Three handsome, young travelers visited The Barhara thought the boys so areas ... In France walls usu- st. Clair, called City police on Pointe last week, and demonstrated in front of The interesting that she brought ally separate houses, accordmg! Thursday, August 1, to report News office, how they have been getting around the them to the office for an inter to the boys. I the theft of men's clothing fro~l view. What an interview! The From here they plan to head her automohile, She told offl- country. Their story follows. --.--""'major part of which was

P.M. at "The Potpourri" restaurant, 16624 Mack Avenue I France, who was allen

at Harvard Grosse Pointe Park. II Business School, gave. their , ;mswers through FranCIS. All Acroh(ltit: f'lY;Ilf.{ tit Delro;t Cit~, Airport Some of the featured artists will be Michael Dillon Gal- three hope to hal'e th.e Fr~nch . " ,. ] newspaper, "\'onl J•• ('1 a 11'," lagher who WIll leave for Rome III No~emlJer to study I print their a d I' en t u res in Skylark Flying Service, Inc., at Detroit City Airport is at the Academy of Fine Arts, Michael was awarded a. America. givinl( 11 "Learn tf' Fly Par'IY" Sunday, August 11, from 9 Three-bedroom Colonial located in a compatible neighborhood in the scholarship to attend the Academy. ~ct Studenl RaIl' am. to 5 p.m. At the party the new GAT I Flight Simula- center of Grosse Pointe Woods. Cheerful decor. Assume attractive mort- Franel' told \IS that they flew tor, the first one in the area, will be introduced. for those gage. An ideal home and location for the young family. Be our guest Anlhony Orlando a graduate of the Cleveland Institute fr?m Paris t,o New York. rcund this Sunday at 1882 Hunt Club. . A ' tnp [or All' France student who want to fly, S5,OV Introductory Flights are being given of Fme rts. ratcs 01 $200 apiN'I'. They aI', in Cessna Aircra[t. For those who really LOVE to fly, Exclusive by Diane Voss. whc attended Monteith College at Wayne ;!~ed in New ~O~k on Julr ~h6.I they're offering an introduction to Aerobatics in the "fun one," Citahria hy Champion. Stale University. One of Dian~'s sculptures grace~ the .Je:~ ~~~~s.m~ncv~ro~~u~ ge~ 1 cover of the November, 1962, Issue of The Ford Times. them straight), relatives and i . .., spent two [Jal's in Yonkers Therc will be fun, flying, prizes and refreshments for Some ofher artists are Carol MIller, Joseph LUCIdo, Floyd They toured l'Iianhattan. Thei~ everyone. Pilots and potential pilots who are Interested Powell, Marilyn Powell and others. comment. "Eet es a beer; I' . planet!" should plan to visit Skylark at Detroit City Airport on Mo~t of the artIsts ar,e members of the the Detroit From there they hit the turn • Sunday, or CJlI 521.5200 lor more information. Sotlety of Arts and Crafts, and the Progressive Art pikes :;ettill.L: permission from Adv. TU 6-3800 Club. turnpike aulhorities to slecp 19 KERCHEVAL -_._ ... _---~-----_._---_._------._-" - The art being s!1Ilwn will include oils, water colors, ;.;.. ~:. ':.;":.:":.;', .:.;..:.; .. ~:. '~:' .. :c.. :+;•. :c.. :+:.. ~;.'.:+:•••• : .. ~ ... ;:,~ ..::-:.:''31:';, ;'~"x~ (Next to Punch & Judy Theater) charcoal, etchings and lithographs. ~ ~','. On display inside "The Potpourri" will be a Pope Pil;!s I ~ ~ VI papal letter from about 1775 A,D. and a porcelam . Ming Buddha. $ The antiques offered will he primarily "paper antiques" $ such as I:ards, posters, books, magazines, song sheets, etc. ~,';', The City of Grosse Pointe Park and its City Manager, Mr. Robert A. Slone have graciously given their perm is- ~ sion for this first art fair ever to be held in Grosse ~ Pointe Park. ~.' Ad", ~ ~" s "THE HIGH COST OF AUGUST ~ CHEAP CONSTRUCTION" *'.' FUR $ • • • Your home is your CASTLE! When you want to EXPAND your ~ ... CASTLE, don't you think it should be done in a profes:;ional way SALE ~ by EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS? ~."~ .ery11cAflbertJy We, at CUSTOMCRAFT. have some of the most experienced ~ Monsanto ... building and remodeling experts in the area to help you with ~ your remodeling project. \\If fill' rolll'd;on ~ ( is r('~cly! We can come up with all sorts of ideas (some of them "really Shop With lIS ~ wild" and some of them "ultra conservative") to make your par- durinI' 0111' Au~ust ~ ticular project LOOK RICHT. BE RICHT, AT THE RICHT PRICE! fur saIl', ...~ /)t'['il"'" ('\1'1')' a'li:. i When you decide to BUILD or REMODEL. don't be "penny wise ~ I hin~ in 0111' and dc,Uar foolish! , fill cnllrrllon ~ h Allgu,t ,~I", ~ I CALL A PROFESSIONAL PfI(l'(\ ! CASTLE EXPANDER I IS good taste a dangerous thing? • • • Maybe ,0 , hecause some folks h

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'I . . . Thursd"y, August 8, '968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty.Sev.n ------_.~------_._------_._-+------_..._------some poslers. Later, three i Music Is God of Today's members of an all.girl rock Outboard Motor Reported Stolen band piled out of a Volkswagen i SmiHng Winner and Finalists bus, their hair up in pin curlers, I Mrs. 1IIargue rite Duffy, of motor -;ttached to a boat stored Young, Says Hippie Agent Phones rang. A pretty blonde i 1473 Maryland avenue, reporled in her garage had been stolen secretar~' talked on thc phone i 10 Grosse Pointe Park police sometime Saturday. By Robert Wells slacks. a blue velvet .long. conveyed messages, lyped let .. lhat a 15 horsepower outboard Mike QL'atro would make a sleeved shirt with Nehru collar, ters. Mrs. Duffy reported that she good recreation director on a and a wooden bolt.shaped me. Amid SUt;1 a nurry of activity, Children 12 and under are al. had been storing the boat and yellow submarine. I dallion on a string around his Mike Quatro has built his busi. \\'.tys admitted free 10 the Michi . motor for her father. August Ri~ht now ~ike is opera ling a . neck. His wife Lynn. who like ness up in about three years to gan State Fair when aecompan. Dc Witte, 19000 Chalmers. De- ~uslcal bookmg agen~y out of Mike is 25, was dressed very a point where he hopes to han. hiS two.stoQ' red brick home straight by comparison. iI'd by an adult. On Childrens troit. She was away from home die a half million dollars' worth Day, Tuesday, August 27, Mid. al the time. and. office at 150 Kerche~al, OP' We kept getting Interrupted. of bookings this year. Not bad poslte ~he Cotta.ge Hospital. He First it was a long.haired boy wa)' Rides are available to lhe for a gu.v of 25 who never went kiddies at reduced rales. The -.------calls himself Mike Quatro, lnc, of about 20 who wore a T.shirt to college. ~'air opens August 23 and con: Mosl people consider the put ".\le were sill.ing in Mi~e's and smoked a cigar. He identi. Prodigy to Producer linues through Seplrflliler 2, ' al lhe expense of the future. office last Fnday morn mg. flcd himself as a member of a There's some kind of sweel Drink!ng cofl'ee. petting the rock group called Poor Rich. irony in the fact that the Hipple affec~lOnate sllver.gray cat, and ard's Almanac. Mike and he and Enterpreneur of today started rapp'mg. The office is austerely another very business'Jike fcl. out as a child prodigy piano star furnlsh.ed: bare wooden floors, low in a gray pin.striped suit on the super.straight network a couple of couches and desks, talked for a while about "gigs" WATCH television show of Lawrence some colored glass partitions to (that is, concerls) coming up for W?lk, He appeared on television break, up lhe space, On the walls the band. They talked abo"l shOll'S throughout his early are plCtur.es of some of the 200 money and signed contract •. teeDs-Ed Sullivan, Jerry Lewis, odd musIc groups Mike has Mike beamed as thev left and REPAIRING and such things Although high booked int/) parti::os a~d d:mcrs lold me the group IV~S appear- school "wasn't very exciting" to <:verywhere from LIttle Club in" at lhe War Memorial nn coming-out parties to the recent A~guSI 14. him, he graduated from Grosse for all makes Saugatuc.k Pop Festival, a two Bus~' Otrice Pointe High in 1961. day musIc melee on the shores A little I&t~r another musi. Many Pointers remember him of La~e M,ichigan that. was cian, this one with long red hair as thai :!Ilable YOllng piano Quatro s fro~ start to fimsh. and a full beard, came in and player al lhe Bronze Door,' .. done on our premises where he appeared for more Study ill Contrasts took Mike aside to tel! him with ultrasonic cleaning . He dres.ses fu~ny. We found somelhing about someone "get. than two years. He had a band lum wearlllg whIte bell bottom ting busted." A girl came for of his own which worked c,t debutante parlies; nfli' car intro parties, weddings and the like OMEGA & 115501 grinding out the good 01' dance. Authorized Agency able society two.step, The girls are all smiles following MARCIE B RID G E, finalist; SUSAN I Then, at age 20, he decided to their selectiorl as finalists at the Grosse SENDELBACK, finalist, SUE SMOLEN- go into booking and devc10ped a Pointe Farms BO:lt Club's 16th Annual SKI. Grosse Pointe Farms Junior Miss; string of clients to whom he Re"atta where they were participants SUE MORGAN, runner-up and talent provided "everything in the field in the selection of Grosse Pointe Farms of straight music," as he now ;lward winner; and ANN CHAMPION, Valente gewelers puts it. Junior Miss. Pictured left to right; finalist. --,------Fine Jewelers Since 1934 Rc\'olution in l\luslc Then came, (in case you groups are put in a position of He also discussed the intlu. 16601 E. W

do they believe in and where I ~lCd .. , NeIther do an mcreas- lhur's Park.' That's a deep love The schools could once more are they going? T;lat trip. mg nun lber of teen.agers, Qua. lhing. O.K. that's fine. bul we become an "in" thing if they'd After a few casual commenls tro fee ls. don't have to have everything use "much filming and TV Mike shifted into a more seriou~ Scconct, the Hippie style of" moon, June, croon,' you know?" work and direct hook. LIpS of tone that suggested that he had The New Music encourages the As for the influence of drugs, lectures by people wh'l really "kicked out all the jams" to tell young to question what Quatro Quatro feels that "kids are fool. know what's happening." Books us the straigbt stull. calls "th«: C.to.5 trip." or "~he ing around now," with some of are all right too in theit place, (Algonac, Freighter Channel) "The gods of today's kids are old American dream of getllng the softer drugs, and with LSD he said. Bul lhey're not immp.. the rock 'n' roll stars. Now some married and having kids and and amphetemenes "in the fast. diate enough for the Electronic Brick, 1 floor, .3 bedrms., 2 V2 baths, spacious rooms, 33 ft. parents might not dig hearing living happily ever after." I er crowds." But, he says "most Age's kids. Io~'. room, massiye fireplace, enclosed porch with griIr, full that but they should know it." Climbing lithely out onto a kids just try it for a kick. I As for parents, they've got dining room, gos H.A. furnace, 30 ft. boathouse. Both River In 'rambling fashion, Quatro limb, he observed: don't think we're creating a na. to have a go at reforming those frontoge and Canol, excellen~ Cruiser Dockage. Owner Pocked spilled out his thoughts. He "1 think most everyone would tion of hop.heads." laws or at least appreciating A BETTERWAY to move to Florida, $59,000, "By Appt" seemed to be saying that a gen. like to be a hippie if he could, ~skcd for his own pcrsonal so .. the i r childrens' grievances, eration of kids have lost sight because there are very few peo. luhan to. the drug proble~.! against the law. N('xt, "They'l'e of the Church, no longer revere pic who enjoy a 9.to.5 exislence.1 Quatro said he would have. ~tflct I got to try to dig the music Tell BECAUSE JT WASH15 YOU WIT" "AIM REALTOR their parents or their govern- A drab. 100king.al.the.waJl, o[./Iaws for the use of mariJuana them to starl wilh 'Sergeant I WATER ••• DRIES W)lJ WITH WARM ANt T. M. TUCKER ALGONAC menl, and "can take school or fiict> kind of thing. I can't di~ and liquor under 18. make .the~ Pepper.'" leave it" it, you know? 1 definitely can't legal o'ler age 18, but malDtam Although he was raised Calh- ,,",ow lhe entire famAy c.- enjoy tht5 1IIOdem, per- 4087 M-29 Hwy. SW 4.3681 Music fills .the void. "Rock dig it at all." strict laws for such misuse of olic, "he can't dig it anymore." sonal health and cleanliness COt'lYl!t'lienc:e. C1eIM • ------~ .. --.--- ... ------intoxicanls as drunk driving. Catholic "Bummer" only waler ~:Iia. Jtr. .... ?'IY. the snc- No Drugs "The latest development in Of .lavaIOf)'. "I don't use any drugs of any religion was Pope Pauls' dec. • Ma~es its _ -. .... I kind. I've always felt that I laration on birth control. Wow! • 'hbs IIll$OnitofyIoiht ,..... could get a natural high I He's got to have made " bum- .nn~ry

< can't even sland the tasle of mer out of the whole Catholic • reminint cleanliness ...... DRAPES • Jusllouch the switdl . YOUR HOME alcohol. I don't believe I need Church," ("Bummer" i;; hippie • So easy a child can ...... REMOVE REHANG : mariiuana; however, I think slang for something bad.) He • Av.iIHl. in sland"d llDhIn IS TOO SMALL ! that marijuana as I hav~ seen said he could understand the I • Take it with J'OU .... n J'OU _ it is as safe as alcohol, per. theological argument for the • Filly .... ,.IlIftd,•• y *011 FREE DURING AUGUST haps safer, for the system." Pope's position; but, he said, i The worst thing about the "people are starving in Tndia . No irritating . YOUR HOME We have installed the lotest technical o.dvance in • toilet paper Dry Cleaning with sole "Petroleum Solvent"; L: : drug traffic, he said, is that it People are starving and dying new $4,000.00, 90 gal. per min. Auto Flex Wter is controlled by the underworld, with needlcss babies." ever again IS TOO LARGE to produce mirac ...lous spot removal and the best I and that it encourages disre.. But the church "could very Dry Cleaning available. PLEASE TRY US. i peet .for the law just as the' easily get back in a position of ,Pruhibition era did. "I think influence. It could become a EASY BANK TERMS I of the law as a chain. If you rock and roll church!" ... YOU MUST DENBY CLEANERS : break one law, then you begin "Also, they've got to stop rol. MOVE OUT OF OUR 25th YEAR i to think about hreaking other Icrting money before the ser. l : laws. This creates disrespect man," Pick Up and Delivery VA 2-7055 RMCO : for the law, and you can't have BUI. we asked, don't you col. TOWN 20087 Mack at Fairholme - 15029 Kmheval at Maryland : thaI. You've got to have law and lect money before your con. ISTRIBUTORS order in any society." rerts' 341 fiSHER ROAD I Reform Laws He thought a minute "Yeah. GROSSE POINTE, MICH. 482.JO I His solution is to reform the maybe you're right. Maybe it's Phone 882.5710 : laws to make them enforceable. all righl for thcm to collecl Not only the drug laws but the money in rhurch." PllBL.lC ~~LES draft law, (he favors a lottery system). and mosl importanl1y Not an Auction-All Hems Priced tlie voting age. "!t's gotta go down to 18," he feels, because involvement in the political ONLY ONE UNIT LEFT! proce~s wou)j be the besl thing for the apalhetic. alienated Mra & Mrs. Michael Danko young people 1144 Hampton Road He still has some hope for Groue Pointe Woods. Mich. lhose other institutions th at have fallen from lheir Iledesta Is. the rhur('h, family and schools. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 from TO a.m. They coulll restorr thrir J1O.~i-

IF you nced the compelfnl help of 0 rCDllor who E:rdu\oiv. JewelMS linc. 1861 is qualifieCl on hDndlinf .11 detoi'S involvir;f reol E$tate uf George Christensen ~state procedun 66 Oxford Rd. IF you would likE to have Ihe benefit of knowled", Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan and experience in Ihe reol eslale profusion.

Toke odvontoge of this compelence, ell'crience Saturday, August 17 from 10 a.m, and knowlfdgfl ond coli 0 rflolto. todoy. IN SALE CONDUCrED BY ST. CLAIR TERR4CE GROSSE POrNTE * Macomb (ounty Board of Realtors ~irty t~ly gracious apnrtml'nhl sitllatl!d in thl' hl'art of (;ros.'K' Poin~ in a well estab. hsh,ro ~I.ghborhood, mmllt('s from shuppin!:", tmnsportntion and schools, on the corner Eastern Detroit Really Association HI D. McNiernev, Stalker I Boos, Inc. o( St. (.Ialr and Maumee. Thl'fl(' .aparlm('nt.'l mnltl' in siz(' (rom 3 bedrooms and sinllie beth to 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. All me/ud" living room with natural fireplace dining room McEDRA MUL T).PHOTO LIST IlClntry ttnd kitchen, plus full hn!l<'ml'n.t anri ,'lrri tloor lX'droom with bath.' AllIO pleaMnt W'rghl Key offers ,"perl APPRAISERS specjoliled service ~or ,.. courtyard lUld pnclosro garllg!'..'!, L!O<'rIll termllll11ri convp.ntional mortlagea availilble. 1046 Penobscot Bldg. WOodward 1-6955 • O"'~'1. • Moy."o Insist On • P. '.lPhdipp. • Roln M,,

'. Page Thirty-Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Tllursdey, August 8, J 968

4A-HELP WANTED 6-FOR RENT- 6A-fOR RENT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE a-ARTICLES FOR SALE (Domestic) (Unfurni.hedl (F"rni.hecl) BARN SIDING - Authentic 1" .._._------_ ---- weathered, hand hewn, na, EXPERIENCED young woman, 2.BEDR00ll1 cnner apartment. ROSEVILLE - Motel Morocco, RENT tural timber. 1.463.2179. housekeeper type, for plain top floor. Prestige building. 32160 Gratiot, across from WITH PURCHASE PRIVILEGE cooking and some downslairs Lafayeile Park ,ul!a. Avail. Macomb Mall, 3 minutes from Many times piano huyers OlL Paintings, deal direct. noted work. who is able to serve able 7.1.68. Carpeting and Edsel Ford Expressway. Com. searching for bargains would artist, $10.$150. Daily, Sunday. dinnel'. Live.in preferred. Own draperies included. Contact I pletely furnished. One bed find it to their advantage to LI 8-6519. room, bath, Near bus. All agent at WOodward 1.6955. room and kitehenctte apart. rent a Baldwin console be. modern conveniences. No DISPLAY photographs, 16x20 of 500 -HEATHE-R . LANE --~,i~g menl~. all with maid serv!ce ginning at $2.50 weekly. There children. References required. larger. Nature studies, etc., C'Jlonial, 4 bedroom, ~ircular 1 and Imens. Ideal for 1I'0rkmg is no doubt that a good piano $75 week if live in. Grosse also informal portraits. 731- stairway, family room and couples, teachers. b~chelors, is the best for a beginner. Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly Pointe. 885.9194. study. $450 per month. TUx- etc. Adults only. No pets. 5535. - ---- .._------~--_.----~ Your Ad Can Be Charged HOUSEKEEPER or woman to edo 4.2106. 1 __ ~h~~2~!~~.0: __ . _ No need to wear yourself out ATTENTION Hobby Shops. 1m. care for one child while I-IARPER ai9~1.' Mil~-":"'-N~-;J: I RIV.ER HOUSE - 4 room fur. driving from store to store, I ported wood veneers. unusual mother teaches 7:30 to 4 p.m. bedroom apartments. Spacious I DIshed apartm.ent,. 6 to 8 FREE PRIVATE PARKING color combinations. Moving- VAlley 36313. rooms. Walk.in closets, car. m 0 nth s. SWlmmmg pool. must sell. Call 821.1226. Eve. peting, G,g. appliances. Air. Colored TV. VAlley 2-0183. SM ILEY BROS. nings 884.9623. ! 5-=-S~~U.~~1.~~'t'IA:NT~ __ 1 block north of Art Museum SKIS, ski'boo-l's-.-D-e-e-p-fry-e-r. 3-LOST AND FOUND 4-HELP WANTED co~ditioned. Clos~ to transpor. lOll MAiYLAND~'Gro~~~ P;;inte I Your Girl Friday tatlOn and shoppmg. 886.0478, Park. 4 room basement apart. Baldwin.Yamaha.Weber . I electric frying pan, t~ljle (.'lass; f if'll Delfdline FOl'~,D -. Orange tiger stripe. I 00(;- GR60~1l:\G SHOP NE-EDS S"cretarial Service _~uex~~ 5.43~_.______ment', 1 bedroom. See mana. 5510 Woodward TR 36800 broiler. 4 Early Amefican female kitten. 'ITxedo 5.8409, Is T 1esday nooo. 12 pm, EXPERIE!\'CED GROOMER. I .\Iimeographing gel', Apt. A.2 . ------I light fixtures. Tumbling maL. for all nt'w cop)'. chJIoges of \IACK.8 ~IlLE AREA. Full 884.8910. LO~T. Lady's Longines watch. lime employment, With bene. The Hibbard McMILLAN. ne~;' Be~upr~b~; OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY copy and canl'l'lbuons It is black strap, sil\'cr \Iith dia Mrs Coleman TU 4-6442 ,ugg:estoo :ha: all real estate fils. ;',865166, JEFFERSON EAST. 8905 tifully and completely furn. AMPEG Rev Rocket 2 with E. V /llonds Reward. 8S10085, copy be subm:tlt'd to our 01- Very largt:. attractive 5 rOOm ished. $350 per month. For Largest Selection of Resale speaker. New. great buy, LADY to work in downtown art TRIelTY Clothing in Area. $150. 8828177. ftCI' by Monda)' ~ pm. 4-HElP WANTED gallery, 3 days pe.. week. 2 bedroom apartment in lux- teachers or others. 881.8515. BABY SITTERS urious 10 story fireproof ---- .------. - . _ ... --- Sales experience required or CONN alto saxophone. $85. building. Walk.in closets and ROSEVILLE - Motel Morocco, New sporlwear and lingerie :hcrge Ads-!: \\:r-;:':S ";:, $'-25 ST()(,KROO~I Sl'PEH\'ISOR bencficial. Box AJO, GrosSI!! Competenl. arlult women Good condition. 886.2898. ?iniJ"g room. Off street park. [ 32160 Graliot, ac.ross from 50 to 75% Off nufacturer of industrial ther. Pointe :\,p',':~ i for babysiltinl(. convalescent ;;:;~ .:.:..::--: . - ,,':-: ,ta Original Price !1"'~nt'lers nl'E-ds working and elderly care, available, mg. Adult,; only. Apply mall- Macomb Ma~l. 3 mlDutes from :\IOVI"IG - Whirlpool washer, s"p<;'n'isor for finished goods KEYLINER agel' on premises Edsel Ford ~xpressway. Com. S cycle, with Suds )liser, $50. stl)o:kroorn. Some c1crieal PREFER EXPERIENCED LICENSED and BONDED . pletely furnished, One bed- Spring Clothing Taken 881.5563. .--.-.- .. -._ room and kitchenette apart. on Consignment for TUX==O \\~>rk im'oll'ed Permanent PERSO:--l 754.6070 ------5 ROOM upper flat, heated, ments, all with maid ,ocrl'ice JACOBSEN power mower $10. ~S!tlon Apply H. O. Trerice i Should be fast, clean. aecu. _ _ . _. . ._ LAkeview 1-4705. . and linens. Ideal for working I,'l'. 1~49 West Lafayette, ratc. Also opportunity to work SECRETARIAL SERVICES LEE'S FASHION MART ~cotts spreader $5. 882.3814. ------couples, teachers. bachelors, Doetroit, on inleresting I'ariety of ad SI;WS S.l..l..I:S S't .. nu.":S Grace Brown 22200 ELEVEN Mile Rd., near etc. One child under 1 year 20339 Mack '. . T,U. 1.80821 GENUINE antique-;;ppTe'pe~I~~ vertising layout johs, assist 10 to 5 Dally, Fn, til 9 with attached sitting bench- : ,:''-'-" T ...... '1~""A,"'.':'" ~IaekCadit,ux Area Jefferson. New one-bedroom old welcome, No pets. Phone I with production. Reg 1I I a r ' G:."1::d. I...~::':~ '?'j..."'''C. ':'I1.f'\I." $ianLt AUDITORS apartment, heated, air-condi- 293.2440. ______highest bid. :Mounted fish, $10. 31h;ilt::5t..:C' '.v... ;'~.hlU. hours, pleasanl working con. i T ..anstri:lil g. w'neral typing, 'J~ :\ 1( \.'orp, hiring now some expo tioned, carpeting, Whirlpool ------.. ----.--- ditions, Write Promotion Dj , 831'i:~30 DRIVERS! Approximately S181 Brand new 12 gauge Savage E. ~'=.:=::::'-.'-='''' ~'': ..:: -. ...."l. 7""5 f,,,essary, Call I.P,S. NiCK appliances. Vanity in bath. 61-ROOMS FOR RENT buys $10.000/$20.000 Liability shotgun, $95. Bealit transistor redor, Detrcit Free Pre,s. ~~.::: ?'.l:~ 'W..uh:r S. ;It!:,,.'f!'"'tL"i! Ritler, 8825480. IF YOU'LL name the job you Walk-m closet. Basement fa. ----- .. -.----,-- Property damage. Medical radio, $20. Two refrigerators, giving ('omplete background ~ '~-:J"!.2 want done. we'll do it ... cilities. Large parking lot.. RO?M, bath .. Employe.d. older payments, TUxedo 1.2376. 1 $25 each. Electric stove, $25. Pes. :;Y'l..i'-'h. :~t:'..':..JnJb and cxperience. R.:';~!,~:'.L:~ ~.~.:::":~2lJl!. 18 OR OVER. 25 hours a week, Stokes MuJllp:'~ Services, VA Close to transportation and I \Ioman. Kitchen p~lvlleges. - ...--- .. ------. -- .. '--. GE Portable TV, 2 years old, An Equal Opportunity Employer 1StI. Eo ;"::;"""'11 no el'enings. Fit your scheel. 49172. shopping. 884.515" I Excellent transportation. Ref. MASON Hamlin C, .. I. ere~~e~~._~!!.1-2744, _. __ blond mahogany. Well main. I round tables, $5. Two sun. :l.l.:.:~ ,.!...... "aJ~ f. J.;'~,_~ cod September 9 to 2::l. WOod. i Permanent salaried position BABYSITTER, Grosse Pointe ALTER near Lake, 3 bedroom, QUIET room ideal for teacher tained, $850 appraised value. lamps with excellent stands. ~:;~:bIl.r~~~.1t:_"! ~;: ..."GC1.e~d ward 0.7606. I open to female high school area. Call 886.8458. ~J"'l bath. rec. room, carpet. gentleman' or anyone wh~ I Spool bed, cot. eJectnc irC'ner. Sets of glasses, Ollice swil'el 109, decorated. $180. 882.0028 appreciates a good home. 81$62751. cnair, $10. Other o,ids and l.:~ f.~~t" .. "':.c~:<\O'" CLERK TYPIST-II grad for .ektical duties and CAN you afford to keep your •".: Jlf';"'''''''' light typmg m general of. own books? A PROFESSION. or 962.4989. VAlley 2.4593 after 6 p,m. . ends, Indian Village, 3318155 . I Alert neat girl. file, type and fices of firm manufacturing AL set of boc::s won't just ST, CLAIR, 5 room upper. stove "SAVE NOW" .:;,::;~::,~;.::;,7£ (.,rr phone answering. No expo and selling in d u s t ria I lie-OFFICES FOR RENT THERMO Pop.up tent for a sta, save you money. they tell you and refrigerator, healed, c.~d"lr~~.:p SO'lN Dame necessary. Call ~1iss Blair, Ihermomet~rs H. O. Trerice musicai instruments i tion wagon, Coleman heater, how to make MORE: money. AduUs only. TUxedo 2.3091. GROSSE POiNTE-~'\lILLAGf': .. On all dllring our month of August. lantern. miscellaneous camp. ~ot."'e D=-e ?~.-m~,.. Nctre I.P.S. 882.5480. Co, 1749 West Lafayette, Let me show you how. 771. I 0=< ~ K~""cl>enJ ------.-. ----- Detroit. Offices - desk space - parkmg I , :ng itcms. TUxedo 2.7974. 8011 ~ Hos;>ital 011 Cadlew< BEAUTICIAN - part time. __ .. _ ~ __ .. _. ._. __ 2523. evenings. ' YORKTOWN, Cape Cod, 4 twin TU 505t8 TU 27':,,' EVE", 'l(J(J" SALE Grosse Pointe Salon. TUxedo - -.--.------. - .--- - size bedroom~, family room, GROSSE PC,,-./TE "ARMS AIR. CONDITIONED off ice T.IE i\IU"tl.' CENn;n SECTIONAL. 144", 2 piece, '68 CONTINENTAL - Elfecu.; 21," balhs, builtin appliances. Trail PlarmaQ. KudllvAl on 4.4308, INEXPERIENCED grecn, $50 Call 8843045. the HJ1l . ------.--.--- SALESMEN til'e's sedan. telephone equip. I Carpcling. Attached garage. spa c e al'ailllhie. nominal 22iJ3J LiratJDt, 2 bd,s. 1I0rih of, Farms Drop, F1Iher R4. and 18 OR OVER. 25 hours a week, to join small aggressive sales ped. for hire by week or, $375. 886.0478. re/ltal inelucies heat, light i 9 .\ji:e. 2 ELECTRO VOICE Ari;tocrat Kercheval 3chettlers Drull. ~bM Rd, ana. no evenings. Fit your sched. force. All fringe benefits. See month, with chauffeur. 866 i and janitori::l scrvices. Ideal':' T T . '. stereo speaker l''Ibinets with Maumee ule. Car necessary. Start Sep. Mr. Gribben. 1209. 4 BEDROOM single home. ree. Grosse Pointe loc;;tio!l. Stlit DINING room. furOimre. buffet 2 J. B. Lansing D 131 speak. Cunn1Dgham Drugs. Maek and 1 roam, 2 car attached garage. MUe Road tern bel' 9 to ~~~1-7606. _ EXPERIENCED ~EN. PLEASE able for malluhcturers rep- i ta?Je... 6 chillrs. $5v. TUxedo ers, 3 Electro.voice 664 mikes. Cottage Hospital on Kercheval and Call eves. TUxcdo 26781. (e.'pnla1:,"'. 'tI"rnl'I' or in. I . 4.226". ~bsrile Echo. Reverb unit Muir HOUSEMAN, malure, experi- DO NOT AP"LY. COMPLETE surance agl'r:t. Call Mr. Am. ANTfQUE 5 shelf. mirrorcd: TUxedo 1.6861. M:~f~'':~~eg~fb Center. Mack GROSSE POINTE SHORES on eneed, full time. 5 days pel' 3700 E. Jefferson 1.0 8.0500 HO~tvlE SERVICES oldy. 8847268 h' f' week, 2 hours Saturday, some 1 ---- .-. .. the lake. Contemporary ranch. ~.b~~~ ca llnet. $40. TUxedo ANTIQUE WHITEbr;;kfront GROSSE POINTE WOODS oul~ide work. Good wages. EXPERIEt,CED Rock group • CARPET CLEANING 4 family bedrooms. 3 baths, 2 NEW fjliILDIl':G. St Clair' -. . .j $50, Anlirj'Je white triple G~~'rM::~~~~te;harm.c7. Mack WOodward 3.9600. needs .lead singer with sound • WINDOW CLEANING maids' rooms plus bal~l Kitch ~ho"'o, aireolJd~tin;:ed slliles, GARAGE SALE, 1544 Hampton I dresser and mirror. like new,

H~cnh'i:oorarmac7. Maolt anel JUN.lOR-CLERK-$375+.-Ma~y equipment. 886Iaolland Bea. I"lexible hours. Apply in per WANTED SERVICE CENTER unit "'p"rtlllents. baehelor or Kc'rcheval. TUx','do 5.7510. JALOUSlE porch windows 40' MOVING. Almost new G.E. P7 M;~:i":~~dB.verag. Shoppa son Perini's Dining Room, one bedroon:. Fully carpeted, ' , s If cleaning range deluxe Mlck n.ar Mlryland 10721 Whittier, between Hal" MliST KNOW GROSSE POINTE lIA 1: PEll. WOODS, X.wal' loca. to.tal includes large picture C , TU 6.3819 furnished or unfurnished. Eleva.' I . d I 4 b t I 886 5410 per and Kelly. AREA. APPLY 18328 MACK lintl .\loclern 886.2'<11. WIndow and door. Excellent mo e. ar 500 S. . • ST, CLAIR SHORES lor. sound proof, fine building, v - Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack AVE. and ned Maple I.ane DATA PROCESSING COOIWI. -.-.--. ---.- .. excellent (ransporlation. Rea. MODERN medicai--~~ dental _eondition,.$150. 886.2439. _ .1 WASIIINC- MACHINE $50:-Gas American DI5count, Greater NATOR: Experienced compu. SA-SITUATION WANTED 'onable. suite, vicinity Grosse Pointe. SOFA, 76", pale beige tufted dryer $75. Youth bed $25, Mack and 9.1l1l1e Rd. L.ke Pharmacy. E. 9 Mil., Belween ter or EAM operator with SITTF;R-Sundays, Wednesdays (Domestic I VAlley 3.0920 18111 East Warren. Call 885. velvet. Exccllent condition Call 886.0148. Mack and Jefferson syslems design background. 9 to 6 p.m., near good trans. LADY ;i~h~s-llays. Good refer. __ .. __ ' 1337. $125. TUxedo 2.3282, 16830 Vi!: GUITAR: Foik,ilissical, excel. To coordinate the implemen. porlation References. TUxedo lage Lane I t d.l. l'k $35 12744. ences. 822.107B, NEFF-Attractive 3 bedrooms, : :lIACK AND BRYS, G r 0 sse' en con I Ion. 1 e new. , 1A-PEilSONALS tation and processing of hr;s pita I business systems using .. -.- ... ----.-. WASIHNG-ir~ning and sewin": 2 baths, fireplace, garage. I Pointe Woods. Now read~' for SILENT SCOTT lawnmower, ..!.l':~i~~61.~399 _ GROSSE POINTE remotr communications com. COUPLE wanted to manage 26 in my h.'orne .. $6-20. piece~ I. Adults. References. 885.2209. I occtlp~.ncy. 1200 sq. ft. Ide~1 Model 5M 2, $30. Iron.Rite GRANDFATHER CLOCK£-- DRIVING SCHOOL puter. Applicants should be unit apartment huildin~ 925 ironcd meludmg white tall., C' , f?r. 01 Ices 01 stores-or Will ironer, model 75, $100. TUxedo ~'1antle Clocks- 25.35 years old with some :17oo, d h' . C II 885."570 ,IN THE FARl\Iu-3 h.edroom, IlImh to .""It. 886.4700. 1.8792. Cuckou Clocks- Bert Mitchell ore s lrts. a J. (loe bathroom Colomal 1m. (Formcr Detroit Policc college education. Liberal Instructor) fringe benefits. Apply: Pel' 4A-HELP WANTED HOUSEWORK, 5 days a \Icek. maculate condition. No ga. ON THE IIlLL, 290 sq. ft. Call GUITAR. Epiphone Riviera, ~~~~~~~s'Vill pay cash for 386.3966 sonncl Direclor, St. ):Iary's __ ~o,:,:,esticl 867.3706. rage~8~.04'W:_.___ _ _ 886.5613. 8:30_a.m to 5 p.m. \~ith case, in excellent condi. I these type clocks. Hospital, Saginaw, ~1ichigan WANTED-Experienced cooks. ---- AIR. conditioned offices avail. tlOn. TUxedo 5.9954. 331-8751 2A-MUSIC EDUCATION 40001 . RELIABLE ladv wishes con. 19601 MASONIC. corner of Bea. bl Id I G P . '- .. ------waitresses and couples. Grosse \'~le. SAXOPHONE, alto, in good con. : CHERRYWOOD 4 poster 'oed. PUNCH AND JUDY <;ECRETARY lo president of Pointe Employment Ageaey. references. Home evenings. bedroom apartments, heated. i cation. Docto~s. altorn'es and dition. Reasonable. TUxedo room set. Short drapefi and MUSIC STUDIOS rapidly growing manufactur. TUxedo 5.4576~._ 331.825~. air c(,nditionhg, carpeted. i manu~ac~ur;r s re~re~entatlve: 1449,5. sturlio bed cover. Gas range. Guitar Piano ing company. Some hook. COOK and general house;vork - .--. drapes, balcony, carlJ(lrt. Ad, are .mvlte to. lnvesllgate.: .,' ------.! TU 5.1l460. AI LADY wish~s work ironing. . t t M b M 1\ Alii Nommal rental lDcit,des heat, I Rf.I' ECTORY breakfast room' ~------Guitar Rental lInd Sales keeping involverl. Salary opcn. 568.2400. Ilighest wagcs for experi 834.2239. JGaecneenral°ElecatCn~mea ~an' ~es I lights and janilorial ,crviccs I table. 48x29'", 4 chairs, oak. FRIGIDAIRE stove. G.E. refri- 15 Kercheval enccd lady with recent refer .. ---- pp ~d" Call Mr. Arnoldy 884.7268. G.E. refrigerator, upholstered geralor, lamps and tables, Grosse Pointe Farms EXPI~RIENCED sitter for large enleS. Stay some nights. Ex. 2 SISTERS DESIRE office stove, refrigerator, air eon I. , h 31' Ft. I- d d cellent quarters. Bloomfield c1eaninl(, evenings, experi. tioners. Model, open daily i I5DRESORT- PROP~RTY pieces Orla. carpe mg 8a~ 26 rapes. TU (-4440 Res. 372.8994 family, good pay. Must have COUt . 0, (;rosse Poi n t e rcferences. IIills. Call Midwest 6.2148. enced, references. own trans. 293.6510. - FOR RENT ~ VA le:._2~84~ . _ _._8_. _31 _ Joan Dyson C;ooper TUxedo 2.9386. . .------portation, TOwnsend 51758. '__ . . _ ..-----. WHIRLPOOL gas dryer $50. Piano - Theory IF YOU ARE looking for CITY OF \~HOSSE. POI;\lTE SUMMER HOME, I.ak,. Huron. FI FTH ANNUAL ! G.E. 30" eleclric range $60. Classic - Popular BENT YOUR own booth in domestic work of any kindRELlALLE lady wishes I days An excellent upper nat with 1 hour from Detroi!, six bpd, I Frigidaire refrigerator $60. Concerl Training beauty salon. TUxedo 2.7070. and ha~'e referellees. Call clcaning and ironing. Refer. large living room. separale rooms, private beach. fully' SA TTLE OF BANDS , Call 8856628. (;eneral ~'usicial1ship Effitient Workers Agency, ences. 5671141. dining room. screened and furnished, $2.50 per w('ek or ------Sludio; Punch & Judy nldg. COLLEGE OR 824.7033. glassed porch and 2 good $',000 monthly. 881.3821. Al the Music Center, Aug. 15. GARAG!': SALE - Furniture, 15 Kercheval, G.P,F. ,B-EMPLOYMENT h d C t d "2-0 nil!. hi~ prizes-See and r~ per 6E-GARAG~S FOR RENT ' tor. 100 I s. ~Iiscellaneous 884.4440 Res,: 886.4574 .. . :\"0 expo 1IC{'C'~sary. up to S7.500 completely f'lmishcd, Li. month, Adults only. Nt' pets. our fllbulous "Tin~ Tim" household items. Friday and GAN I r'SSONS.- H . , ' and ..ar to starl call, I,P,S brar" anti recreation room, EFFICIENT WORKERS. Em. T. RAY~IO~n JEFFS NEWPOilT.Warren section, 4. 1.000 wall amp. Enter your S t d 10 t 6 OR • , .., eglllncrs! 88?,5480 J TU I 1100 If TU 20176 <1 lad 'E. "1 k .' lIr ay. a.m. 0 p.m., Available 6 to 10 month" I ployrr.'.)nt Agency has ex .. _... "0 ans. ., I car garage to rent for slorage: "rOlip ay. ntry I, an's 413 ~roross Road. Grosse and mcdium ad\'ar.ced, VOllr " Refercnces, security deposi\., perienced day workers. gen' HARCOURT _ Very good spa. , only, 8846909. and information may he se. Pointe Farms, home, 8860648. W ANTED experienced !\Iarine, I h k I' e 'Ins ' cured [rom 823.7124. e I' a ousewor, tv , cious upper flat. Three bed. i, 6'F-TO S'H'A-'R" hardware man. Stead} work,: k 8247033 "THE MUSIC CENTER G,E. UPRIGHT freezer, 5 years 21- TUTORING good wages. Grcgorv Marine i EUHOPf:AN cleaning' woman. i . coo s. . . rOO~lS. two baths. $300 month. , LIVI NG QUAR rfRS 22933 Gratiot, 2 blks. north of olel. $50. TUxedo 14618. Supply Co, Foot 01 Clair.' ollce a week. Grosse Pointe 6-FOR RENT_Maxon Bros, TU 2.6000, 9 Mi. 85" BLACK and brown couch, COMMUNITY pointe. 823.1900. I area. Tuxedo 6-0462. (Unfurnisl,ed I GROSSF. POI:'-lTE CiTY:-2 bed: IMATliRE \~orking girl-t~-sha~~ , -- . room house with proles. i ;i l'~om apartment. Ask for SIOO. Sa tll r day, TUxedo TUTORING SERVICE BOOKKEEPERS 'HOUSEKEEPER-Cook for 011(' I CHlPPENDALE Court Ar,art. sl'onal office. Park<.r. TU Marilyn. 885.77fi6 1.0732. " I I' R '11 F Rd WE BUY-SELI,.-TRADE MRS. LOUIS MARfCK DIREC. '1"1111 cbarge, male or female a{IIIIl. I .,','C 10. nn aunc ry i ment, osevl e, raser '; 54415 1,_. - ~_.-. - - BOY'S 24" Schwinn bike, good i Refercnccs. TlJ 5.5620. and Chippendale, Nell', 1 and' . '. I,' 7-WANTED TO RI:NT GUNS TOR Tutoring hy degree teac h ., Call ~lis, Blair. IPS .. 1182 Rid- , conrlition, $18. 8R6.7262, eus available in all suhJ'ects for I, ,<480. ' 2hNlroom. walkin closet,. 1293, BLAIR~IOOR CT,. Grosse I F.XF:CUTIVE rlesi~~s 3 t~ 4 hed I' oa 109 '(]ulpment and com _. - ._------_.--- ., WA:'I:TEIl A housf'k('epcr. I . h P t \" I I 4 hed oom ponents ~cope and SI"ht In grades high school. college and: l'ompanion, prefer Scotrh,: )W.lr o\\'n pnvate asemenl. Oln e l'O()(I~' Il~ \. I r '1 • room. 2 bath home in Grosre ' " • ~ UPHOLSTERED chair, sUlnding adull education. YOUNG WOMEN American. under .,ixfy. hc I Appliaby scale. TUxcdo 43463. TUxedo 4-2820 OVER 40 and nights iTF.D 2 or 3.hcdroom flat, WEATIU:RBY •• REMINGTON rC'(erences. wages $20.00 a . HARnrAN TRUNK, wardrobe, OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS Full or .'_rl Timc day Box B4. Grosse Point(' NOW RENTING ANnA-Grosse Poinle Woods. IOIl'C'r. mature adulls No' SAL~:S & ~ERVICE 2?"x2P2'x4fl". \lSl'd once, Gro~se Pointe Farms P~:RSO:'\:\i~:I. ('l):>iSULTA:'\''f :'I:ews, Sin~lc Home, 2 Bedroom' chillirC'n, no pl'ls. St. Am. GU:'\S & SHOOTING perfect condition, $55 TUxedo .--.------.-.. Can NiC'k nill('r. 882S4114 New Deluxe Ranch, All large rooms. Car.' bro,e arl'a. Valley 1.3367. ACCESSORIES LIVE f.\', PIC'asanf home. HOlls(' (;an/pn I\parlmcnts d S Att G 18048. PRIVATE TlJTORINr. Young Hcllrpl's WI'1com(' k('''pcr. 2 I'l,ilrlrcn, Re/I'r 'petin!: an love. , arage.: t:~IPLOYEn woman would like B McDANIEL CO ~I()\'I\"(; ~Iust sell immediale. IN ,'IlC('S. 8860075, WaIT!'nS finC'st addl"s near Excellent condition. No pets.' room Ilith kitchen pri\'ill'g~" IIOUSEWIVES 'or \Iaryland VA 18200 1,\', 8ni('cr beige, French YOUR OWN umlE ~1:I("omb C('l1Imnnity College !.C'asl' and ~aragt', Reply Box (',,)lJ, 15102 KERCHEVAL Provincial herlroo:n s('1 twin Earn ,'xl ra IllIll1l'Y, Pirk \1 P LAUNDRESS In rlo work in her in ontstandlllg Warrrll Woo(k S I:.LOWA Y & CO f;rosst' Pointe News. .\ II ~dhjrcls: all J(rar1r., brns. one headhoard.' $450; and cieli,('r ordcrs lor Fulln 0\\ n home, Pick up and de. ..\dulls and chilel;r.n errti Onl' anel 2 lJ('tlrno01~ fl'alur(' TU 47000 MIlST surrender suhlet Sept, 1. TL\I,nWI:\" plano. 7ft, conccrl ~ora. floral pattern. traditlf,n. lIrll~h npar your honw TuxI' Iin'n' Hl'fercnccs requircn, (It'd tea"hcrs. I'l'nl rOIl all' I'onrlil ioning. far. Npcd 2 hcdrol'm furnishC'd grand, Eb.'ny, Pcrfc'ct con,h. _1. S12.'i: chair. end table, <10 4 7531 anti 527~;17.1. St<';H"y work Tllxl'rlo 53%5, 87.) NEFF' - Thre(' hcrlroom. Call: ),,'ting. cfore I you li~c .. Th(' MU;II' CcntC'r. Denver or Detroit Sepl Isl. a t\\'olll'droom ter.: 229;13 (,ratlot near .f ~hll', 109 f,l,.t..... 'llrap'wrH' Tnrnta hJe, 3-LOST AND FOUND From $11;11 incllltlllli( all ulilitil''i In St. Clair, Michigan rac(', rhlplrx, flat.. ell', Hcf, dally, d~' '~w!1d r.rpd1(l, irr'.T1"r, mi~. Nr\\' 1.2 hedroom apartm('nls, f'('!!all"OII;., 1'\1"(1~ T{' 41093 LOST Tan anel whitl' !Pmal(' Senior dnd Supervisor I'x("el'l (.Il'l'trieit)', ('r('nc('s, lilAND PAINTED hask('! pnr,<,', RC

• « • en s ••••• .n s n • • erC m .n • em Thursday, August 8, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thirty-Nine ------_._------~----~----_._------~------_._------_.------8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE S8-ANTIQUES IOI-TRUCKS I !-AUTOS FOR SALE I I-AUTOS FOR SAU ! I I-AUTOS FOR SALE 1I-AUTOS FOR SALE ---.------. __ .-~------.-- .------_._-_._-~._... __ .------_. - i YARDMAN 21", 6 weeks old; DINING SET, breakfront with 1967 CHEVY 1965 VOLKSWAGEN - Under 1965 DODGE-Air.conditioned 1961 !,'airlane 4 door, slick, 6, '62 FORD Galaxie, 2 door. hard ! two 9xl2 wool rugs, reIriger. desk drawer, fable, 4 chairs. 13,000 miles, $1,150. Call after full power, 30.000 miles. Cali execllent tirC.l, radiO, $15V, top, good condition, (;1.000 GOLF DEPT. SPORT VAN ! alor, Moving to Florida, 886. 886.5384. ' 5 p.m. Thursday, 886-4411. betll'een 6 and 7 p.m., TU 886-6727 after 6 p.m. actual miles. $400. 8844984. -- ..-~-_.-_.------_..--.---- ..--- ..------.- 1.9620. ..--.-----.,.-...-----.--..-.~-.~._... -_.,- ----_._-.-'---"' ..' ~-_.'- I 2115. AUTOMATIC transmission. Cus. CLEARANCE ON COLLECTORS' ROW, Mar. lorn cab, 3 seats. Only 26 1961 TROJAN 23' Bimini 185 '59 CHEVY V-8 automatic I 1963 Ford Counlry Squire, 6 : BUNK beds and mattresses, I garet Dodd and Associates. Interceptor, $3.000. TU 1.3859, A BEAUTY! : in good ;unnin'g condilion'l passenger. automalic. tralls- Everything Must Go miles, . plus 2 matching maple Hours 12 to 5. ParIs for reo aft~r_~. p.m. __ .____ _ 1967 CHEVELLE Mali.bu 2.do,or i $150, 886.2004. 'I mission, power, sleer~ng and $177 DN. ._1 chests. $75. 884.6430. pairing your old oillRmp. Will I 19G4 PONTIAC BonneviJl~ con. hardtop, po.wer steerlOg, radIO,:. . '--'._-... , brake!;. $800. Call 886.5914, Men's. Ladies' Sets .1 OHIEN'TAL . buy anliques, 222m", Mack, ED RINKE verlible. automatic transmis heater. whItewalls, $1,795 full! CORVETTE, 1963, Convertible", '.' 1 7 Clubs, Bag, COI'crs f1'gs, Hem 9x12, 716.2020 CHEVROLET • sion power V.I! white with a price, $95 or your old car! high j:erformance 327, four 64 DAHl converllb e, ~er~: 00 Bochara 6x4. Six antique din. . • • ,.' ".. down. spced. radio, heater, 884 clean. One owner. t ull~ $26 ing room chairs, turned legs, PEPFECT service for 12. Havi VAN DYKE AT 10'.1 MILE RD. : black top. SpeCial al $795. 0 , VER HOVEN ';173. equipped. Loll' mileage Full dark green upholstery. Rat. land Limoges china dinner JE 6-0255 down, $7 BweUekR'KE CH EVROLET ------warranly. TUxedo 40303, fan lable with formiea top set. Gold cross edge pattern. Spaldin~ Rodriguez Set LOOK II i after 6 p.m. and 4 chairs. Reasonable. Call 882-8C76. 1963 CHEVY PONTIAC 13535 VAN DYKE 1966 OLDS Toronad~: full power! -, " 8 Irons. 3 Woods 8214126, . ---- __ Lbt $1~0.00 CARRYALL 12740 GRATIOT 365.6000, A real beauty! $195 or your ,1961 MUSrANG .Shelhy Gf 500 9-ARTICLES WANTED I DINING room table, 6 chairs, 371-2290 '1967 M t g v.a a t f i old car down, Cobra, 428 engllle, du~1 quads. 50 Automatic custom cal> I' us an : '. u oma IC, I ' mag wheels. ~Ietallic blue. S67 two 4 drawer chests, Danish ,I,S, Art Objects Sought. BUY THIS UNIT FOR $795. ~1966 v-w.-Bi-u-e ..-~"I.th II'h-'te' po\~'er steer~ng, radl~, he~1er. I VER HOVEN 83195. modern couch, child's rock- Broll""ers alll"ays welcome AND RECEIVE FOR ONE I .' , I m. whitewall tires. Sahn Silver, CHEVROLET ' Aluminum Shaft illg horse. 886.3182. B. C, Claes Book Shop. Miss ADDITIONAL DOLLAR, 1963' tenor. $1,295. i with a black vinyl toP. black • 13535 VAN DYKE FRANK ADAM 3 Woods, 9 Irons SMALL Lawson sofa, $20, ex. Ethel Claes. 1670 Leverelte CHEVY STEP VAN! FRANK ADAM i interior. $2,095. , 3656000 LINCOLN-MERCURY • I,H2!6). \VO 34267. rellent lounge chair, $25. ED RINKE LINCOLN-MERCURY! STEWA~T OODGE .--- ... -'" 20777 Gratiot E. Delroil. 8855216. WE BUY old golrl. jewelry and CHEVROLET 20777 Gratiot E. Detroit 44903 N. Gratiot, ~It. Clemens '65 CHRYSLER 300, 2 door PR 2-0200 Van Dyke at 10"" Mile Rd. PR 2-0200 468~7831 hardlop, power brakes, steer- CAMERAS Leiea I1If with sill'er. Vogue Jewelers. 22377 Moross Road, . - I Home of hardtops, convertiblcs. ing, 383, 4 barrel. Burgundy SEE THIS ONE'. , ALL BAGS, CARTS AND 50 f/2 Summitar 90 m f/4 JE 6 - 0255 1964 TRru~lPH TR 4 II t with white vinyl interior. ACCESSORIES REDUCED ..' . , exee en and air conditioned cars. G d I' , 196" FORD Gala.vl'e 500, v.a. all-.• Sola, case, flash, $140. AI" d t B t ff C II 00 qua Ity tIres, Best offer. ~ ., ll-AUTOS FOR SALE ~~~~2~~n. es 0 er a - ....------885.7165. tomatic, power steering. Sholl'- 2096 to 50% gus C3, case, flash, $15, PIANOS WANTED Bolex B8, 8mm with three (;i".IIHJs, Spinets ,and small Up- 1967 DODGE Coronet 440. Roval ' .. l~~rPLh;~~~UpTH. bU~~~~m~:at;:---_. room condition. $95 01' your old lenses, ease, $40. Weslon .... b Hlgile:.t cash paid. . DON'T READ THIS AD '65 FALCON Squire wagon, car down blue, with black vinyl lop and )lOwer steering, amomatic. 12,- JIOwer brake,", new white i . meter, model 715, $10. Tri. VE 70506 WOODS a black interior. Double pow. Unless you wanl 8-1967 Chevro- 000 original miles; liKe new. wall... approximately 35,000 j VER HOVEN pod, bag 8865556. THREE SPECIAL little girls er. automatic, 18,000 actual let convertible, V.8, Power. La;ly owner'driver. PR 9.1282. miles. Excell~nt condition.: CHEVROLET SPORTS STEREO components: 2 J. B. need doll house, furnished or miles, $2,095 full prire. $67 glide, power steering, factory 1962--CADiLLAC~-g-oid-4:d;;0~'; One Grosse Pointe owner. 13535 VAN DYKfi: Lansing OIympus speakers, unfurnished. 886-5097. per month. warranty. A real sbarp car! fine condition; excellent buy; $950, 886-1578 365.6{lOO $895; Sherwood S8000 Mark CENTER IV - 80 walt amplifier and WfAr'o~nTtE.D.~lust:\labheOgf~y!'X::I~:~~:449~i~\~~~tT ~~I~ens SI95 VE'ft HlbvE~oll'n. $995 _~~~4.~ .. __ '62-~iG.-MIDGET, red tonn~~ i------.. 19860 MACK I<'M Multiplex, $140. Tuxl'do - CHEVROLET 1968 Pontir,c GTO. Fully eqMalibu Super STEP OUT I N STYLE new condition. $1,825. TU 6- CHEVROLET . DRAPERIES REFRIGERATOR. small. excel. Sporl, 2.door hardtop. V.8. £u, 4 lent running condition. S25. 822.2024. ]lOwer steering, Powerglide. IN A BEAUTIFUL uu1. . __ . .__.__, 13535 VAN DYKE STYLE! With or without your fabric. 884.1628. QUALITY bedroom set for 2 $69 or your old car down, AIR CONDITIONED 196'7 :\lERCEDES 250 S, radio, 365-6000 Custom made by. little girls. 886.8389. VER HOVEN COFFEY CADILLAC leather: a.ir condilionin~, auto '60 CHEVY i~pai;;- V8.- good 16MM SWISS Paillard Bolex 1966 CADILLAC RITA movie camera, case, $100. BOY'S SCHWINN ~:"ing Ray CH EVROLET SEE the finesl selection on one transmISSIOn. power wllldows mechanieal con d i Ii 0 n low 791.3073 Pierce Dictaphone, $125 886 . . 13535 VAN DYKE owner reconditioned ears in Imder 17,000 miles. $5,400.; mileage. $295. Call art~r 6 Coupe deVilles. Several to 4846, bike. :l1ust be good ondltlor,?-' 365-6000 886.3343. p,m. 885J~582. and reasonable, TUxedo 2. the Midwest. -u I choose from. Air conditioned. THREE 9'x7' canvases, suitable Fully equipped. Low mile SET OF 4 I a I' g e bentwood 3964. 1967 CONTINENT.'\L convert. EXAMPLE: 1965 Cadillac Coupe '654.;;:~:,ir ;~~~z;-sc~~~e~ti~~ : 1967PO;'-TI .~C-~B~;;~;:il;~ . for screened.in porch. Tuxedo agc, I-owner cars. chairs, fine condition, $35 or lOA-MOTORCYCLES ible Full power. Factory de Ville. Bronze_ Air coodi- v:heel. Baruain. Tuxedo 2.; 4-door hardtop, alrcondltl.on. I 2-9843 Thursday only. hest offer, 884,7695., FOR SALE air. Gold with a black top. tioned. Fu:1 power. Low mile- 6153" . IIlg pl~s all power. Low Tnlle. I age, Must be seen to be ap.' age. Like new. 778.3786. THREE New Ladies Manikins, ELECTRIC slol'e, fairly good $150; four display treliscs, $80, condition, $60 TUxedo 5.4881 YA~IAHA Big Bear 250cc. 400 L1t'fCR~~N~~~~~RY predated. $2,795. PRICED RIGHTI ! ~965PONTIACGTO-h;~~ COFFEY formerly $100 each: two win miles 011 new engine. spare rOFFEY CAD ILLAC 1965 OLDS Cutlass 2.door hard- ',. coupe. stick, T a c h 0 met e 1', , doll' lights hand painted. $20; f)UTDOOR SALE - Antiques,' road racing bars, tank and 20777 Gratiot E Detroit 3180'- E. Jefferson LO 7.6811 top,. V-8. automatic. power; chrome wheels, 51,195. "0". one partially used towcr mim- Victorian loveseat. chairs. seal. TUxedo 4.3390. PR 2-0200 steenng, ]lOwer brakes. A real down, notes $10.70 week. CADILLA,C eograph, $15. l\'iargaret Rice. ~;lectric sewing machine, cab- buy! $1,195 full price, 895 or BURKE HONDA-'66 305c.c. Scrambler '67 PORSCHE 912-5. M 0 n e y 78 Kcrcheval. inet bar. phonograph. water your old ~lIr dOllo. PONTIAC 3180 E. JEFFERSON skis. ire skates, bar bells. -Custom metal flake-Like OUT THEY GO! llack of) forces sale. 822.5671, BALDWIN Organ-French 'pro e lot h i n g, miscellaneous. new. 886-4304. afler 5 p.m. VER HOVEN '2-'0 "RATIC.r LO 7-6811 250 NEW '68 CHEVROLIT • I. u vendal trade-in, looks and Adults onlv. Saturdav 11 '67 CHEVELLE 396. SS. 4, ..1_ plays like new. Only $1,095. a.m ..5 p.m .. If rain. Su~day. 1968 TRIUMPH 250, 500 miles. BUICKS 13535 VAN DYKE 3_7_1_-_2_2_9_0 ~~~~~~~~~- __-_-_.-._-_-_-__-... speed. positraction, excellent Smiley Bros .. 5510 Woodward. 10 a,m ..5 p.m. 14350 Harbor Call after 6 p.m. TUxedo 5 No reasonable offer refused 3656\)00 condition. Call TUxedo 2- Tfl 3.6800. Island, Detroit, off L~ke. 4063 3791. wood. VAlley 1-6266. , Chenolel. Biscayne, 1965, 6 cyl- '65 HARLEY. 250 CC, Sprint. RICHARD inder. power steering, new YAMAHA ORGANS HAVE YOU alwavs wantt:d a custom, very reasonable. 884- OON'T MISS THIS! whitewalls, standard s h i f t. Deeoupage pUfs'e? Need a 3315 See and hear lhc new Yamaha , 1965 PONTIAC convertible, V.B, Very clean. $1,050. 881.1350. gift? Call 882-5266. HONDA Trail 90. 4.speed. Like BUICK automatic. power steering, pow. ' WOOD Home Organ. Have pull.down er brakes. Like new. $39 down, 1965 Pontiac station wagon. All kcy cover and lock. new type new Only eight hundred t5103 KERCHEVAL ~!'2' x approximately 4' formica . VA 1.5400 S39 per month. power equipment, AM. FM speaker syslem, Beautifully tabl", 4 chair~. Portable Wes. miles. 778.3786. VER HOVEN radio. automatic air.eondition- styled and finished, Two models tinghouse dishwasher, Signal C U S T duo.glide I 1965 CHEVROLET Impala SS ing .. One owner, low mileage, 5S95, $1.295. 0 ;I-fiuILT,- window fan. GE double oven" chopper. Metal flake painl, 2.door ~ardto~ .. F~111 power CHEVROLET excellent condition. TUxedo INC. SMILEY BROS Italian Provincial leather end' job. All ehromed. custom built ' a~d alr.condlbonmg,. !ow 13535 VAN DYKE 5.5000. Monday through Fri- MOTORS S510 Wl)odward TH 36800 table and cocktail table. Aqua engine, ete, Must be seen to nllleage, excellent condItion. 365.6000 day. 806.8708 Saturday and king size spread, make offer. be apprecialed. Can be seen Call 821-0582. Sunday. DRUM Outfit, complete, all 'lC 2 orange slipcovered lounge at De Master's Molorcycle 19li8 FORO Galaxie 500 four .. cessories, like new. Studio. CHEV!lOLETS - sacrifice. dool' sedan, powcr steering,. 1968 Plymouth Convertible Ex. USED CARS chairs. TUxedo 6.1291 Shop. PR 5.5520. Ask for John_ wm 8Gt-2662 Trades accepted. terms ar- power brakes, radio, white ecutive car, Like new condi. -_.. __ .------_.. - COLONIAL dining table, 4 cap. rangcd. Call today! walls. 5 months old. $2,550. tion. Make me a good offer. DECOUPAGE hs, bench. 7786099, Less than 8,000 miles. Insur. 365.6000 Good con d i t ion. $4,100 Truly a collectors' item. $400. chairs, coffee tab I e. 315 ance. 882-5053. WOodward 3.0122. Call evenings or weekend. I Bl'langel. 7 flOO:\IS household rurniture TUxedo 1.6475. including 1910 recd organ. S.90 HONDA, good condition, '61 DODGE cODl'ertihle, exccl POWER l\IOWl:R, reel, snow 60 Choose From Open Thursd $13,80 week. ,.;et, 10 pieces, includes buf- power brakes. price FF:~DER ~Iuslang guitar and TO BURKE . feL china closet, mirror. \fER HOVEN. Reasonable. 863-4514. Pro Reverb amp. Excellent $245 DN PONTIAC _. ._-- .. Shure Mike OI)'lllpil' higb-fi, VISIT CHEVROLET 12740 GRATIOT ------BRAND NEW set. triple chrome ED RINKE 13.'l.15VAN DYKE TUxedo 4-2018 371-2290 rCI'erse w h c el s. $75. Call CHEVROLET 365-6000 ~lOVING-Portablc dishwash- TUxedo 6-5942, ask for Mike, VAl\' DYKE AT 10,:, MILE RD. OUR REPUTATION RIDES IN EVERY after 6 p.m. er. Electric deep fryer. Sheet BUICK Wildcat, '64, pl':rfc!ct. metal camping stove, Hand lE 6-0255 DALGLEISH 40,000 miles $1.400.. alter CAR WE SELL! FUR JACKET, size 1214. mink lawnmower. Outdoor s wi n g 6 p.m. TUxedo 1.2957. DEMOS and broadtr,il. perfect condi .-cl 510ker motor. Twin hed Ne...v '68 Truck Sale filln. Sacrifice, 886.4574 spreads. 15" a ulom~hile luhes. Cfi\DILLAC 1962 CHRYSLER, one of a and kind! Sunroof, Excellent con- "'ircnlac(' s('ret'l]' TUx cd 0 FACTORY OFFICIAL i\UGUST VIOLA - Hoth. bow. case, can- 17496 150 Trucks 6161 WOODWARD TR 50309 dition. All power $750. 881- vas eover. TUxedo 2.8125. Michigan's Largest Cadillac 0726 after 6 p.m, CARS aUer 7:30 p.m. DIXIE DRUMS, complete sel. Dealcr hrand new. 5 ~c;ifiee. TUxedo For Sale 1966 PLY:'ofOUTII Fury III. 4. Now Available SPEED QUEEN wringer washer. CLEARANCE FREE PARKING DRIVE IN cloor. nrlio. heater, power 18504, Ready to Work At Special used 3 times, 3 Victorian El Camino Camper sl e('rin ". automatic Iransmis mahogany marble top st,. Ids. SIl\'GF:R ZigZag porI a Ilk. n.,ed 4WheE:l Camper sion. whilewalls. 0 rig i n a I Savings ~ NO CREDIT APPLICATION Vl.'rv rl.'asonable. TUxeoo 4- .1 limes, 575, 8845603, ': & ,~ TOll Pickilps SEE TH IS CAR! owner. Low mi1e..ge. CI e a n. REFUSED 0889 :in to Choose From 1%5 CHeVROLET Impala f,uper ('all af1cr 6 p.m. TUxedo 5 n-:U:V!5fOl\'. Admil'al 21" Step Van, 8 to 12 F1. SpOI'l 2-(1001' hardtop, V-S, 4 om, I CARAGE SALE, Saturda: ... 10 .'onsol('. Good l'ondition. $25 :.pced. A real huy! S995 full BILL LEE .1. ~Iol'ing West. Furniture. [l"mps-Sim?,lc & Tandcm Axle 482 Lexington road, Tl.:xeda pricc, $39 dn., $39 per month. '6R ('A DII.U,C de Ville. all '66 TB"d conv':r!. Full pow lillKlem hinde, wheel har. Vans & Stakes '64 FOlrlonL' '.i00 1.4954, power. l'in.l! If-p, air. A:\I.Vi\1. cr low row, toys. etc, 1034 Notting 100 in Slock VlR HOVEN OLDS 6 cvl. OIJI.' $695 Spotles:.. ,,5.250, Extras. 1- I mil~oge. Sharp. S2395 ham. VAlley 1-9883. SA-OFFICE EQUIPMENT Shalla Chevrolet CHEVROLET 463-!l!i25. 2!,j S. GRATIOT 13<,5 VJ\N DYKt; flEH;t: HOSf; RUG, 12',xl? IBM SELECTRlC I"pewriter. Dill of TOII'n Calls Accepted :\1T CU:1I1ENS 365.6000 '6;; MUSTANG convertible. VB, .in.,1 deane 1. $40, Boy's 24" Victor Calcuator, 4"x6" ca,'d 1(;7U(/ Il3rller 885.255~ 465.04:;6 deluxe. 23.000 miles. 884 .67 Golox,e ~'JO 2 d, hicyclc, $10, TUxedo 5.3643 file. desk with swivel chair. H.T '6~ Mu,>tonq 2 r,Il/' 2 VB, 30,:5 VB. autn, P' law mileage, 7111870, 19t;o CADILLAC Conpe de ViII". Qulnr:iall( HOUI\'O picniC- tahle I\'ith 1966 CHEVY I owner ,\rctic white, Low mile., VW With Sunroof - :'I:ell CALIFORNIA wgn )916.3 J.i I'ernoi" PONTIAC auto., p,~, r. & Ou!r, )tw ...... FacIoI' rebuilt lires, ,'adio and healer, GO()(! (;ARA(;E Sale, Li~hting fix '" hl~. :-';or'h of 7 ~lile 12740 GRATIOT h, W w t $1895 ri:~:m (,\1111 $1095 lure.'. Suzuki 80 K 11 c-~'c1e. I',llklllg in H('ar li:'\ 21t11:) 1-:1' lerm~ conditi:ln. $1l.'iO. Call M6tl2!l ;,:nII11 aft"r six, 371-2290 c lot h i n g, mbcenane(ju~ ii,.~,: Ul.~ Clo,'i\,d S;ituri1:iY TOP DOLLAR Thursday, Vriday. Saturday, durrn~ .lull'

P'9' Forty G R. 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Thursday, August 8, 1968 ------._------_._--_._-----._.,----~-_._------~- . ..,------_. ------_ ..- 12H-LAKE AND RIVER 13-REAL ESTATE PROPERTY FOR SALE

ON LAKE HURON - Gracious GROSSE PTE. SHORES ~.):~~~,:~~~';i~~~~ 5.bedroom home, 2'2 baths. CLASSIFIED i ~~!I~2~~::45.•1"". 4,m"l!:~;2,":,~';,:~~"'''i~il:'~~:p,:~:i,G: i:::':iI;;~~1Stone fireplace in paneled 35 FONTANA LANE r"" ... 130 apts., only .10,000 dn. tage, $17,750. living rO~!,l, dining room, den, $: ~i'1967 MARINER, 19' fiberglass GOLDIE LEVli'\STEl:\' NEW CAPE COD, almost com • TIS THE SEASON To !nvest sun room; new kitchen with pleted; 5 bedrooms, 3\-'1 baths, i! I keel, cost $3,600, will accept REALTOR built.ins. B e aut i f u I tree...... ~~,'.~..:,;,. An'S $2,650. LAke\'iew 7.7172" 822.7752 In Some of The Thumb Areas ~~: ~t.~ library, family room, 1XL -Good farm land. We have covl'red lot. ~ ~i kitchen, 2"'2 car gara!:e, air. ? ~:: 15' BOAT, aluminum Crestlincr, 40'x40' BUSI:\'ESS Building, at. many other good buys at the WILBUR J. NORRIS conditioning. Immediate oc- 18 h,p. Evinrude with c~Jn- tached 6 room apartm en t price you would want to pay. .~.•.•,. MI ' BROKER IN REAL ESTATE cupancy. , C I TU S kl g: trois. Tee-Nee tmler like full basement, separate 23 x2 o GRADE A DAIRY Farm-280 403 MICHIGAN NATIONAL ',t I I x.do 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To erve You QLlic y I new. TUxedo 2-7128. : storeroom, 40x126 adj lot. go. * NATIONAL BANK BUILDING FONTANA .,t "" .. I ing luncheonette business op- acres, large barns, heated lJ Your Ad Can Be Charged W 28' C.C. SKIFF with T.W 185. l tional (28 years same loca- milk house. full line of equip' PORT HURON, MICHIGAN BUILDING CO. ,> ;ji; Like new. $7,500, Call 886- lion) DR 22114 or DR 1-8425, ment includes 125 Holslein YUKON 5.9688 TU 4.2750 },,"',."~'?'~<%'{@?M1'i$'A<~f.!r~i;W~,rf.'~;f%,qXj:,<;r0w.@~m:~4i%:Im'~IM"'ff(~~4'3'f'::{$%'!@w~"q"~:,~'~',):"m"i.j 1700. with 2.ear garage Paneled I APACHE for $100 per month. Shown by laxed living, mission, power, radio, heater, i The newest used ear you've i tura - Twin 300 Lincoln Con. lurniture, desks, chairs. sel recreation room, gas heal, appointment. 22505 Benjamin. ~ee our picture ad for delails. $1,195, "0" down, notes $10,70'1' eV£f seen! Red. black in. 1 tinental motors, fully eqllip- tee, fifes, etc. Adjacent lot carpels, drapes in c 1\1d e d. CAMPING TRAILERS Down $14,000. Owner will . BURKE lerior. Double power, 8 auto. ped. In waler, ready to go. provides excellent <.irivethru Nothing to do but mOI'e in. carry land contract. 1 matic, $95 or your old car $11,000 or hest offer. 268-7594 TRAVEL TRAILERS ' parking f,leilities for 8.10 Excellent value. TU 1-6300. RIDGEMONT. FIRST OFFER- PONTIAC down, or FO 60892. cars or l:an bc u.ied to ex- LA GUARDIA. 779.3830 ING - Geographically - the 12740 GRATIO'f------Don't buy a recreational vehicle paml existing bldg. Priced Johnstone & Johnstone Farms - Architecturally - 371-2290 STEWART DODGE SAILBOAT. 12' fiberglass, large until you see ALL the Apaches under market for quick sale. ' classic Colonial - Interior - 449Q3 N. G,'atiot Mt. Clemens I cockpit, waterproof hatch. the charm of Pbiladelphia - ...._------_. --_._- at Camper's Paradise. Owner, 884-1788 after 6:00, ONLY 1 hour and 15 minutes ------1OPEN SUN. 2 TO 5 Size-perfect three bedrooms, 468-7831 8861043. to Lexington on Lake Huron Special Prices in Effect for a 1341 N. RENAUD - Grosse balh and 11~, library, Appl'Oximately 1% ~cres of ! Home of Hardtops, Convertible~ 33 fT, CHRIS CRAfT Yutura Limitcd Time Only 12F--RESORT PROPERTY Pointe Woods. Custom 3 bed- i and Air Conditioned Cars, '1'-200, S.S., IH'., C02, 112 Ray fOR SALE woods, with modern year- room brick ranch un 244x145' NORTH RENAUD. A Ranch , .. _-- - Spot. J. W. Cuslom decorated. CAMPER'S PARADISE round ranch home, with fire- lot. Large living room, formal 1966 place, full basement. family with more living area than 11A-AU ..TO-PARTS-- Kept in cov.ered well. $9,700 20804 John R Hazel Park TORCH LAKE - Nice 2 !led. dining room. 20x20 circular SERVICE WOodward 2-5016, days. 886- room, Boal hause with fine you can imagine. Don'l try! j room cottage. 100 ft. frontage, family room with po IV de r We welcome the opportunity Continenta Is 545.9026 sandy beach. $52,000, terms. I ENGINES:- Factory rebuilt for 4616, evenings. 200 ft. deep wooded. $24,000. room and bar, 2'h baths, to show you lhis gem. complele basement. 3 car cars, trucks, $89 up. High 1964 WHIRLWIND runabout. 211790 Plymouth Rd. Livonia East side of lake. JOHN A. ROWLING, INC. garage. sprinklers. Only 6 performance specialists - '63 Johnson 28 h,p., 1966 AI- 261-1100 Lexinglon Office WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE. Motors, Heads, Parts" Mani. loy tilt trailer, $600 or best 450 ft. TORCH LAKE with nicc 8833700 or 359-%11 Truly a small estate near the folds. offer. VAlley 1-1279. cottage, 2 extra jarge bed- LO~ECK REALTY to choose 67l.5 Park Ave. Allen Park water. This selllirancb pro- CORVAIR ENGINES rooms, fireplace. Furnished ..-.-.-.------.--1 884-237 J vides a serene spot for each MUS'f SELL 18', Sorg 50 hll, full from. Terms 537-1117 388-3347 $59,500. High dry and cleared. Development land in lake region i .. ---._--- ..---,-.--- member of the family. Three can va:;, [1() lip to $1:1,.200 We s(ill LITTLE RF:AR II '..,' S6()() Phone 651-9\ 11 Martha Bachers-Realtor hedrooms. 2 haths, 2 1011'S,En. hall' a f('1\" avalJahle m th(' ST. CLAIR AREA-50 acres on ROWE jor viewing this lovely spot ROWING DINGHY $200 Paul McGlone Cadillac L('xin!:lon area One hOllr and ('orner _ half mile frontage. Open Sunoay 2:30.5:00. 20 minutes from downtown Clean, 4 bedroom. hrick, base. & DETROIT'S NEWEST CADII.LAC DEALER 1l~:TROIT POW~:R & S.-\IL flESmF::\TIA L: DetrOit. mcn(, oul-huildings, ~50,OOO, 22641 STATLER BLVD. Penin. 886-:1343 on(' half nown. sula jutting into Lakr St. Clair ; LOVELY rrstored fa rm hOIlSp Phone HamIn or Tony. Drlroit GROVE large ('nough to acrommodate : with horsr iJarn, sllimming 883~7lIfi or 1 :l;,n96ll, rrpre ;\I,\RINE CITY AREA-39 "cres a ('ustom hliill 4 bporoom '63 CADI LLAC '66 CADILLAC ,------.... pool. is on IS at,)p;; Can he senling .Iohn A. Rowlmg Inc. wilh 4 herlroom home. Very 21043 MACK TU 4.1000 rllnch Ii' concrdl' waik with yours $1i5.000. good con

• Thursday, August 8, J 968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Forty..One 13-REAL ESTA1£ 13-R£AL !STATI 13-REAL ESTATE I3-RrA1. ESTATI 13--REAL ESTATE I3-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE t3-RlAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE ! FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE Bloomfield Hills schools, Colon- FAlRFORD 788 ial ranch brick on about an Grosse Pointe TAPPAN Says lIere. N ice I y landscaped. Hawthorne Road REGARDLESS how your candi. CHAMPION DO YOU WANT to settle in Choice view on quiet dead. I date fared this week our First Offering your new home before the OPEN SUNDAY OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 end slreet off 1-75. 3 large "LOOKING LONG? house candidate is a shooiD, REALTOR school term starls? Call us . AUGUST 11, 1968-2:30.5:00 ., FEW HOMES possess all the bedrooms, 2% baths, hand Open Sunday 2 :30.5 now to visit this elegant 3- Have you b'len looking for a if you demand prim~ loca- BARRINGTON, 515, first advel" desirable features found long time and not been ahle some efficient kitchen with tion in the Deeplands area. bedroom ranch, family room, in tbis exceptional 11,2 built.ins. Paneled fa mil y J tised. Near lakefront park. to find the h 0 m e that There are two large bed. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 2 h baths, 2-car attached ga- story home. Its location room with beamed ceiting Immediate occupancy on rage; recreation room with Three bedrooms. One and one- "clicked" with you? Then- rooms on the first floor plus near schools is ideal, and be sure and havea look at and brick wall featuring bar- this attractive 3.bedroom BY APPOINTMENT wet bar, central air-condition- half baths. Immaculate con. a large dining room, living dition. an 83.foot, beautiful land- these winners." 1:- :ljue and 2.way fireplace Colonial situated in a con. ing throughout, 2 fireplaces room, family room and HAMPTON, 891-First offering. scaped lot with - iion of this unusual value. lonial. Three bedrooms, one ing room, beautifully pan. 1985 SEVERN-Open Sunday 2 the best three bedroom Priced at $42,500. Stop in to let us show you our nial with pan e led family colonial available today. and one.half baths. Den. Dec. eled library with fireplace, to 5, Compare this 3 bedroom photos of many other, homes room, 2'h bath';, fully equip. Our }loll shows this little VACANT LOT orated in excellent taste. formal dining room, up. colonial before you buy- in Grosse Pointe and vicinity. ped kitchen with built.ins, 2. gem with its white pillars dated kitchen, breakfast formal dining room, panelled Bet. 834 and 852 Trombley.-i FAIRWAY, sharp one and one. car attached garage. Owner definitely has White House room, 6 bedrooms, 4 baths. den with fireplace, kitchen Size 58xl50. l half story. F'Our spacious Florida bound. Priced to sell characteristics. Lakeshore Lane Excellent traffic pattern. with all built.ins, spacious under $50,000. Assume 5%% bedrooms, two baths of which Lovely garden, 4 car ga. walk-in closets. In excellent mortgage. Immediate occu. BETTY VINGI two bedrooms and bath are on rage. If you have been, look. condili0n. Immediate occu- pancy. W~l1 located newer 2 bed first floor. First floor utility ing for a larger home in CERTAL'l/LY NOT a mnven. DETROIT REALTOR pancy. room ranch home near Star room. Glassed and screened prime location, you must tional house, this center 20525MACK 886-3210 of the Sea Parish. Paneled BY APPOINTMENT porch. Recreation room. see this. 757 'MIDDLESEX-4 bedroom, Johnstone & Johnstone hall colonial is the front- 21h bath contemporary with TU 1-6300 runner of all the six bed. den, 2 car attached garage, 'GRA YTON, three bedrooms, 2 baths, large kitchen. The OUTER DRIVE E., 11981-Tl:ere .' GROSSE PTE. WOODS - Good 1 i bra r y, recreation room, 1 _ room houses offered for CANAL, 10 year old ranch, 80' two bathrooms. Library. Rec. "alert" buyer will derive is real value in this three .. starter house, needs some sale in the Farms. Three lot, 3 bedrooms, plus paneled reation room with fireplace. flower conservatory. All large GROSSE POINTE FARMS many years of enjoyable bedroom, 1~ bath colonial; decorating. 2 lx!droom Co. bathrooms on the second family room, 2.car attached Two car brick garage. Near rooms, in excellent condition. 328 Cloverly. 4 bedroom ranch, Jiving here. Arrange an ap. with a panelled family room, lonial, living room with fire- floor and two lavatories. garage. Private park privi. shopping and transportation. Priced at $53,500. 211.1 baths, living and family pointment by contacting one kitchen with built.ins, break- I' place, dining room plus den. Although the recessed heat- leges. Beautifully landscaped. One 'Ofthe bedrooms is on the 1039 CANTERBURY _ Quality room each with fireplace. Fin- of our consultants today. fast room and recreation: More living area than you ing units work beautifully, Excellent condition. 22501 first floor. 4 'bedroom split.level home ished basement, 2 car garage. Priced at $49,000.Possession room with fireplace. This t Rio Visla. st. Clair Shores. will find in any other house there are five fireplaces with 21h baths plus one full Lot 85x182.Trees, schools and at close. house really sparkles. Call us . $52,500. By owner. PR 1-2291. VENDOME, southern colonial in at this price. throughout the premises. for an appointment an~ you : bath spacious family room, transportation. Immediate oc. Just perfect for burning ---'------prime location. Four bed. full basement 21,2car atta(;,h. cupancy. By owner. Appoint. will be pleasantly surpmed. rooms, two batbs on sesond ST. CLAIR SHORES ON THE the ballots after you've ed garage. Fully air.condi. ment. Tuxedo 1-5951-Tuxedo 2. made your selection. A VISIT to this New floor. Maid's room and bath LAKE - Six Bedroom Colo' Honed. Immediate occupancy. 4011. GRAYTON, l0045-All brick 011 first. Library. Many inter. nial, f 0 u l' Baths, Family Neff Road bungalow. Four bedrooms, 2 England Atmosphere esting features. Four car ga. room, Kitchen with built.ins 19998 FAIRWAY DRIVP..-Feet LOVELY 2.FLAT down, two up, 11,2baths, fuU ' will find you the home rage. \Vide lot. plus small Ran c h home liurt?? Then live in this one- YOUR FAVORITE son will love basement. garage. Priced at : which is ideal for favorite floor. 3 bedroom ranch 10. HARCOURT - Near Jefferson. the complete apartment on Substantial two-family near $21,000 of your choice. PINE COURT,custom colonial. relatives or extra income. cated in Grosse Pointe Woods. the third floor of this graci- Jefferson Avenue. Spar-ious Three bedrooms of ,which one Two large bedrooms, 11,2bath Large living room, formal din. plus family room each unit. ous two family dwelling we rooms featuring the artful. is on first floor. Tw.) baths. CALL US FOR INFORMATION .3, 4 and 5.bedroom hom~s ing room, kitchen with built- nivided basement, 2 gas fur. Rre offering on Trombley ness that can't be built to- • Grosse Pointe Schools Library or fourth bedroom. ins, 2% baths, plus 21,2 car naces, games room, 3 car ga. Road. Come up with cash to day. Each unit contains J ON ALL GROSSE POINTE Recreation room. SWEENY garage. All for $49,500. a mortgage then let your bedrooms, 2 baths, and den. • Hudson's Eastland-5 blocks rage. Good rental income. PROPERTIES Priced to sell. $54,000. TV tenant "buy" the place for We suggest those of you • Edsel Ford Express-1 block EDGEMONT, attractive colon- 77 MOROS~Perfect home for you. This "house divided" , ial design. Built 1955. Four & 1.6300 who have been looking a • Park.Playground-l block the large iamily-'-6 bedroom, is sure to "stand" your long time for that special bedrooms two and one.half 3th bath Regency Colonial in Johnstone & Johnstone closest scrutiny. CHAMPtON'< baths. Library. First floor the Farms and priced in mid. 1 _ "buy", be sure to insist on MOORE, seeing this one. DANBURY PARK SUB. utility room. 150 foot lot near forties. All this pIu!'" 51,2% REALTOR lake. Well landscaped. FAIRHOLME 1210, Superior 2 a development by mortgage which can be as. WE'LL GO ON record that the TU 4-5700 ! INC. sumed and 30.day occupancy. bedroom semi-ran CD. Space past market performance A. W. MILLER, INC. for additional bed roo m s , VA 2.2590 THOROUGH COVERAGE 881-6800 of five bedroom Georgian MOVE THIS WEEKEND .' ON OTHER plumbing roughed in. Central colonial~ has been nothing When You Purchase Built 1960-4 large bedrooms,; DETROIT air conditioning, sprinkling Open 9:00-5:00 week days; 2.00 . GROSSE POINTE HOUSES short of spectacular. .Al- 2;2 bat1ls, family kitchen with : 5 Sundays. Closed Saturday. OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD MACK-CADIEUX AREA - 2 system, 2 car garage. ways a winner, this candi- built-jns, lovely private lot,: Stop in for a time savIng list year old condominium in con. date has rarely been earn. a home with us, you'll find walk to schools. Price reduced. ~ Located off the West Bound Modern luxury RANCH situated HAWTHORNE 1219, 3 bedroom tailored to your requireme~ts venient location. This unit is face brick ranch, family room, paigned long before being that we lire interested in 793 Crescent Lane. C8!l for ~ Harper Ave. Service Drive, fro m 0 u r comprehensive on quiet winding road. 3 King. fully carpeted close to trans. expansion space for additional "wrapped up." InIluenced your needs .•• your idea of appointment, TUxedo 1.5597. between Eight IUile Rd. and Grosse Pointe catalog of pho. sized bedrooms, 2~ baths, portation and 'shopping. Mini. bedrooms. Attached garage. by the traditional eonserv. betel' living. We think its Open Sunday 2 to 5. : Vernier Rd. in Harper Woods. tographs and small floor new MutsCl"ler kitchen with mum taxes afford very in. atisim of the past, this the right way of doing hus- plans. com pie t e appliances, first expensive living. Priced under LOCHMOOR, 2126- 4-bedroom, younr;er aspirant is full of iness. After all, buying a floor laundry. Excellent clos- present market. 2 full baths bungalow. Family tile new~st building ideas. home is a personal thing, GROSSE POINTE , ets throughout. Owner's Flol'. room, recreation room and demanding personal atten- 1039 CANTERBURY-Near tiI?~ DETROIT ida bound. Priced to sell. garage. Price reliuced. tion ••• gett School. I OPEN SUNDAY MAXON BRUCE N. ALL YOU delegates from Mis. Johnstone & Johnstone HUNTINGTON, 1842 - 3 bed- STEP IN to cool comfort, pleas- ; LANNNOO, 5857 off Chandler BROTHERS, INC. souri who have to be shown, If you're in the market for Park - Ideal for young ex. TU ]-6300 room brick ranch, natural will be just as pleased with ing decor. You will love this: 83 KERCHEVAL TV 2-6000 fireplace, dining area, recrea. a home, stop in and see us, rustic tri.level, featuring 3. ecutive. All brick colonial in TAPPAN the inside of this southern We'll help you sell your mint condition. New carpet- tion room with lavatory. at- colonial with. its balcoilY bedrooms, one full bath, 2; REALTOR & ASSOC. tached garage. present home, help you ar. ing, birch panelled family reaching across the front half-baths, large family room I PROVENCAL ROAD GROSSE POI NTE 90 Kercheval On-the.HilI range financing, help you wi~h par q u et floor, utility , room. vwner moving out of the state Westchester Rd. near the Lake. RIVER ROAD, 21211,exception. of the house. Seeing is be- move • , • into the home you lieving and now that you room. Due to transfer-must' permits us to offer this nine- Fine center hall Regency Co. I al 2 bedroom brick ranch, want ••• into the area you know, 'we think we'll have sell. 1 HARPER WOODS year-old residence ideally 10' lonial. 4 bedrooms, 2th baths. 45 NORTH EDGEWOOD large family room with na- wanl NEWCASTLE, 21228, near Ty- YOUrvote that it will .win . cated on large plot of land Panelled library plus year- Large 3 bedroom ranch, Grosse tural fireplace, first floor util- rone - 4 bedrooms, 2 full with a landslide. The fact 808 PEMBERTON-8harp cen. : overlooking The Country Club round Florida room. Deluxe Pointp. Shores. 21,2 baths. ity room, plus basement, l~ batbs, lovely family room. kitchen, all built.ins. Large that it is built on the sicle ter hall COlonial. You'll love t golf course. All rooms are of Modern kitchen. Family and baths, attached garage. the modern kitchen and roomy , Near churches and schools. rec. room. Large lot, sprin. of a hill is purely coinci- ample size and among the recreation rooms. First floor Exclusive by family room. Cozy library, i kler system. Occupancy in dental. many custom.built featu~es laundry. $66,000. ROSLYN ROAD, 1243, 3 bed. large living room and dir,ing I FRASER are a paneled library Wllh time for school. room, 2 full baths, carpeting, SPRING COURT-NORTH 18273 room with fireplaces. 5 bed. , fireolace, 5 family bedrooms, 4321 THREE MlJ.E recreation room" garage. BORLAND .,'ooms, 3 baths. Nr. Trombly, : -Brick colonial. 3 bedrooms, JOHN C. STAUDT, OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P oM. A POPULAR nominee which is each with bath, and ma~ds Pierce Schools. $47,500. : lovely kitchen with built.ins. quarters or additional fnmlly INC. Immaculate 4 bedroom horn e ABOVE OPEN SUNDAY again in the running, was 2 TO 5:3fl You will like it. $23,500. bedrooms over a 3-car attach. REALTORS with modern kitchen and sold a few years I',gowithin • 1252YORKSffiRE. Spamsh style: ed garag~. Please call for ad. VA 20100 Eves. VA 2.6593 baths, TV room. Gar.~ge. Ex- BY APPOINTMENT ~ few day~ after presenti,ng center entrance Colonial. With RUTH ASSOCIATES cellent value at $25,900. its credentials. Like the 68 M BREA RTY I ditior.nl information. 1------C a little imagination this could I 81 Kercheval on the Hill ROSEDALE SOUTH, lirst offer .. Nixon, t..'lis one has. a f~ce- Bea/tora T. RAYMOND JEFFS 17166 CORNWALL be your dream house. Roomy'" We are Realtors. 500 HEATHER LANE ing. 4 bedroom, 2~ bath ~us. lifting and Ilew pamt ~Ob'l first floor with 2 ~xtra rooms; , TU 8.4060 or call Ella Rulh, TU ).1100 If no ans. TU 2.0176 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. tom b u i 1t colonial. Family (For Sale or Rent) Cheerful well.kept 3 bedroom Appealing to the young or 19 KERCHEVAL TU 6-3800 4 bedrooms, 2 baths up. Large. : Broker, eves. TU 5.4060 room, library. first floor laun- mature family, it has three Next to Punch &< Judy Theatre beautiful lot. Ready for quick , brick. 'Modern kitchen. Fine dry room, 2 car attaclted ga- large bedrooms, two baths 4-BEDROOM white brick Wil- rcc. room. Lal'ge lot. Near sale. Only $44,500. i rage. Many extras. up a California room and GROSSE PTE. PARK liamsburg Colonial. Circular Cadieux and Warren. Only GROSSE POINTE WOODS stair. powder room, reparate lar'ge yard for tbe dog. Do I Almost new custOm built BY OWNER $22,500. not let this one be an "also GEORGE PALMS dining room, family room as REALTOR quad.level, attached ~~rage. Open Sun. 2-5 . well as study with outside en- FABICK REALTY ran." Classified Ads Completely air condlUonerl, 1113 BEDFORD - Charmmg trance. Breakfast room with Carter & Co. TU T -7710 TU 6-4444 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths. Large English center entrance Colo- bay. Laundry on 1st floor 20223MACK TU 4-4400 Leo George - Don Perrie Member. Grosse Pointe family room, paneled den, nial 6 bedrooms, 2 full baths, with lavatory. Unusual loca. "A q.lck promiser. Dorothy Prittie - Jim Fabick Bring Results Real Estate Board utility room, kitchen built.ins, dre;r.ing rm .• second floor. Ex- tion at end of tree-lined cuI. 11 qukk forgetter." "WE WORK HARDER" 5220 LANNOO, 3.bedroom. Ph finished basement, sprinkler tremely large Jiving room and de-sac. Ncar schools and --Japanese Froverb bath brick Colonial. Immedi. system, door lifter, la~ge dining room with fireplace; churches. Well landscaped. ALTER near Lake, 3 bedrnom, patio. carpeting arid drapene~. compl':!tely re.modeled kilch. ate occupancy. Mid.twenties. Clayton C. Purdy. Jr, GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE Laid carpets and draperies. onc side of Colonial duplex. Open Sunday. Mack - Morass .Make appointment to see th.ls en; oversized orca kfast room; $75,000. 884-:ii(}6or 886.0757. $] Robert G. Edgar 'i,900. 882-0028 or 962. area. beautifully kept home. Will Ik bath, first floor. Screened- 4989. in porch; mud room; den; -----_._._----- Mary F. Schlaff accept terms. Owner.Age:nt. -- .. ------11':' story brick. 3.4 bedrooms Tbere's "MOORE" in Sfore for you ••• 884.6171 new storms and screcns; Marian J. Bode GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINT!': 2 baths. Large rooms. By ,,1,,1It YOI1 SElECT '7lte OriginDI R,i;DbJ," custom draperies; completely BRICK ranch, 3 bedrooms, owncr, Open Saturday, Sun. John R. Strongman carpeted reccntly decorated, large living room and dining WCTOR'S home and office. 1.6, 543 Vernier Road, Grosse Julia B. Tohin SELL"QUICK-GET "MOORE" 416.418 CADIEUX. Two family 3 ear garage. Hot waler hca.t area. Fenced in yard. Finish. Center hall COLONIAL with POI'nte Woods. 2~.)'.. r member duplex near Jefferson. $48,000. Cloroeto pal'Ochial and public I Dorothy Meekcr East Sid. F~1l~e:f3:~W:ld Call 772.1863. 8a.m ..2p,m. or ed bascment 2 car garage. 3 bedrooms, den, fami y room, ------.....----- ...-- James P. Danahcr Multl.Photo 1,ld • commercial SChOOlS..Priced in middle I Quick possession. Owner. Only attached 4 rOi'lmoffice on cor- 476 TOURAINE - 2 hedrooln SeJvlce GrosSI Point. lndll;lrlai propertlu 8 p.m.-IOp.m. _ 50's. For appointment, call $27,000. 884.7090. 2110 Loch- ncr site, All in perlect <,onni. Cape Cod, larg{' rooms, fin. Sue Megowen To bUll or .. U 487--LAKEWOOi>-, - Jefferson TUxedo 65135, or 822.5010, moor. tion, Zoned for professionals ished basement. Open Sun. (nil VA 2.5052 Chalmers area. 7-room brick i514-I-IOi~L-y-\v 0 O-D~'Gross~ -.-- .----- .------only, Owner leaving statc. day 2.5. Owner, 686.3708. r~al ~slat.. Dutch Colonial. Owner. 82l BY OWNER. Norlh Renaud. Beasonahly priced. $45,000. --- -.-.. _ Pointe Woods, Vcry attract- 1$517 MACK 9782 for appointment. Open ive Colonial home. Cllt slone, ]112.'itory, 4 large hedrooms, TU ].6300 GROSSE 1'0INT~, NOTTING- ! ..: b.t. Som.,.. t anll Sunday 2 to 5. 2 fult baths, finished base. Johnstone & 'ohnstone HAM _ Brick 2 family, 6 Purdy Hotlln,h1m ------aluminum siding", 2 large bed. -. . rooms. paneled den, carpct. mcnl gamc room .. 'icrecned rooms each. 3 bedrooms, 2 & ST. CLAIR SHORES.12 Mile. in!: 2ear g"arage. !Tandy 10 porch. Assume 5%% morl. GROSSE PTE-:-WOOLS forced air furnaces, 40' lot, 'm:mf1! Jefferson - Beautiful new sch~ls and shopping, Owncr. :;:ag~. $39,~0._ 881.]648, 3 bcdroom tri.lcvcl; fireplace, 2.car. Owner leaving. $29,500. GROSSE POINTE home. 3 large bedrooms .. ~',~ Can be scen 1 p,m. to 8 p.m. GOT KIDS? This is lor you! carpeting. Hol water hasc. GROSSE POINTE. BEACONS. Edgar Se",;", f'" POi"fe Ar.D haths, family room. dmmg daily. T,arge 9 room home with 4 board heat. Garage. Many ex. I- .ELD-4 bedrooms, 2 balhs" 63 room, 2%.car attached ,ga. f fl' . T KERCIJEVAT~ 8M CRESCENT LANE By own. hcclrooms, Per ect con I110n. tras, V 47979. 2.ear, near schools, It's a huy [ , TU 66010 Shoe.epalr ra,ge. View of Jake. immcr1J"te Many extras_ Idcal s{.hool _ _ .. , ( Sl9 O()() ~"OOO down and' occupancy. $39,900. Thomas cr 4 large hedrooms. 2','1 locatl'on $41 !l00 0 w n c r : '14;) VI'.Il NlF;R, I hlo(k from I a .°(,'1 ..,., I : 36:> Fish" Rd" OpP. High , . " • , . I h' k C assume r, . mor gagc. E Schultz. 8M.4423 haths. ('ontemporary Colonial. VAlley 1.9883. new high schoo, flC ape, 636 COOK ROAD 1 huill in 1960, Large modern Cod, 2 hedrooms down, uP'!GHOSSE POINTE. LAK":. 1549 HOLLYWOOD, (; r 0 s s c I kitchen. family room and rcc. stairs unfinished. $28,500.'1 POINTE - 6.room hun~Alow 1IIust see to appreciate this 4. WE DESTROY Pointe Woods, Vcry altrae., rcation room. $.14,5il().Call Illr GROSS"; POINTE FARMS. Owner. 881.1084, 170' 101 2.car near tHIS' hedroom brick, 2',':' baths, tive Colonial home, Cut stone. appoinlmcnl. TVxcdo 6.1294, ANYS I MERRIWEA~IER RD.-At. I 0 -I ,'ichool, 'and s tor e s. oniy palleled family room wilh fire. alumim'm sJrlmg. '} large bed Open Sunday 2 to 5. lracHvc, spacIOus 3 hedroom/, MANOR, 4,)f). Va('ant. Open Sal. $i4800 place, patio. lar,::e kitch~n, IIEl1S • ROACtlEi • RATs panel1cd den carpet.,. .. .-- .. _.- home. Clos(' to schools an,l lIrday. Sunday 27, Cape Cod'i ,. Grosse Pointe Cab Joe OR MONTHLY SIRVIC,I carpeted living room and dm. CALI. TODAY VA 2.0322 r~~~'car garage. )landY to I RANCH, ,central 31r.eond"hon. "Hill" .shoppini(. By apPoilll'l 2 hedrooms down, one UP. in,:: room, $52,500.Own"r, 886- l;chools and shOflping. Own.er. ing-, sprmklcr system. lIJ(fdcn ment. Owner, TUxedo 2.7330. Extra room uolinished, $26,- CROWN MASTER PEST COt04TROL I VA 1-6500 7407. Open Sunday 1-5. TU 2-5300 LOW RATEI • NO CAR SlONS Can be seen 10 to 5:30 datly. Lanc. 886.6962. I 1100. B86.5107. I • ",'7'.,...... ' ".' ~.

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Page Forty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS ThUl$day~'~~~~~~}~~::" , -----~....".,------~------==:-""7=:;_:_:::_::.._,..,.,-::._~..7....=' "Z'":':-:c--- ::;:..•.,.";:..;,...... ,.;,,.U-~\ ...._.";;,~'::.-:,,:;,.:;.::"".: ... ~::-; .. , .- :.....~ c..IoO~_,:., ... _ ... l,,':: ...... '..'. .-.~."'" ~ 13A-LOTS FOR S~E__ l~!.~TS_FO~_~ALE __ . 211-~1~~~I~~tt~:D" ,2.1 K-WIN~Y!:~A~ ... ~ '.~1~_~:-:::"~ GROSSE POINTE SACRIl'!CE show quality white ------.-- . W" 'D~~(jt~~~~'it:~:,,,;:t. .. i,j'r.p'% d',~' f" LAKEFRONT SITE 136x455, One female toy poodle. 7 weeks, YERKEY & SONS '~'~~:S~R'y'ICF$:":"I"::"i ~h\MR''QN' "C.~~ '.'.;.l;' , Ji.-.", ."" (', i~~al~:6:~duced for quick sale. ends DU PONT PAINTS.Us~d ' "l~ . . .j 'flY., .. ~1~Q o~iom. "I . J h t I Young Gerbils $2 each, 886. Reasonable. Call Evenmgs. ' ~372-3a2:'2 ~,r" • ~:'''~~, ••):~ 'r:.;•.'~~', ;'; i Johnstone & 0 ns one 6095. . ITW 1.5896 712.3116 .II no~nswer cal(372.~023 CONCRETe •.?i:DdVN/ll~t. ADS ~ IG~~SS~ -P~inte Cit~'lot-O~'N~ff i~avi~i-~~~nt;y'for 10 month'~: IlNTERlOR. EXTERIOR paint. IA.OK Window Clean.~.rs.,.~.er.,\'lc.~'" .~v:~~tfaWR{hlW.i .•• :. ~, ~oad, 57.5x145, zoned 2 fam. Our frIendly black dog Uf. . At! foil av rtment Bwn. on stor~S,and scr¥:ij,~.' :t!'ree '4"" "', ", ;,;;r. , ... '" l l. h lly, ':'11,000, Slocum 5.5555, gently nee d s a temporary ~~~. _ ~:t:rees. General c;.;r. estimates. M 0 nth I y fates. BRtC!r Alft) !!t~""" Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Truck Lines To Serve You Quickly ? weekdays. home. Prden ably with chilo penter repairs, wall papering 521.2459. " . . pre.east st,lUls"e&lrt tuck Your Ad Can Be Charged !; s~rn~rset~~t:size 40xil9,~ned g~~:..Will pay for food 821. ::2~12~ttters .. Free estimate. 21M-SEWi~..CL.i~NING- ~:;~~i~~ ..~~,;,~t~rfIkdt~tm- 2 family. Carter & Co" 20223 I '" ... ,. Mack, TU 44400. 20-PIANO SERVICE PAINTING _ WALL -=-Tex...... ALL SEWERS' '. ' 'S'l'Oi'iE- Patios~c;W~.~~, ~ol\~er._ -. -.----.--- . '-- _.------anti paperhanging - ~ernov. CLEANED-ELECTRIOALIsY . boxes, stone repairs. of a!1 .:) 14-R£AL ESTATE PIANO tuning and repairing. ing' _ wall washing, 30 years , .. '.' .. '.. twes.'.....f, . WANrrED Thomas Pettit, TRinty 39239 experience, work guaranteed, SE}Y,ERS ." .... '" '. I . " .. ~=:~~~~~uATE 11_~=~~~~s.~J~~~~_. 1.1.~_~~:L~~.~lA~E .. -.--- .... - ______.~r 'f?x~~!.~~~. __.. Mertens, 122 Muir, TU 2.0083. .Installed' a~d R~pair;d~~r~~~~OOI>I~ '"- 1lo.~jI. FAMILY needs fine 3 or 4 bed. COMPLETE p:ano servir;e. T!ID. __ . ._____ . room h()me, in 30's Private. ing, rebuilding, refimshing, A~. IJ';/TERIOR and . exteri~ Basement' Wattl'proofjl)g. '.' 11'v~.ars {n..the pdi~&~r'~:; I h On ~~g~~a~~~~~t just: BOURNEMOVTH: Beautiful 3 Mr. Jay, TUxedo 1.7609. de.motlJing. Member Piano pamtlDg, w~ll was mg. a . All wqrk, gu~rante~d FREE. 'iSTIl\iATEt. Li\. '1~tt4 thY: G r0sse Poi nte ur ,I off Kercheval is a charming' bedroom brick colonial. Close -15'-'.... U-SI ..'ES..S------Technicians Guild. R, Zech, paper hangmg. Have ]fiS 24 hrs. sen'ice '''TO JOB,.;TOa SltU{;T English Colonial with 3 good: to schools, transportation, and ~, f"I ance. Kenneth Pygott, SLo'1 ...... ' , • n.' lIf"."'4 -. OPEN 2-5 SUNDAY OPPORTUNITIES 731.7707. cum 8.1780, after 5:3Q p.~. VERBEItE'WAfERPnpOFIN{i Lle~l).s.ed•... 0Jl~e'!;~~!l~ur~g bedrooms, 1'/l baths up. Well i shopping. Near Mack and k ------21 MOVING (, STORAGE -' IPR 5,5019 . LA 1.4693 '11. "''', ""....,.':" .... ~:.:I' 1"I.d out first floor includes )iv. , II Morass. a CALV)]\:", 431-Face brick, H, i BEAUTIFUL apartment build. - R. L. SHURTLEFF , 'f..u,)-~O: .',' .<. ",(I ~~ I C K::~e:p.~t.~~»~i~i.a.l1d ~ ing room plus library, hreak.' story on corner iot. 5 bed, BOURNEMOUTH C I R C L E : iog with 10 apartments and 3 IKEN'S MOVING - Local sub- PATNTING CONTRACTOR I. ~ . I: porch.es. Free estim$\tes.;P~ 1 fast rOfJm, terrace. Large lot rooms plus famity room built Brick ran c h. Extra large stores I, 0 a d investment. urbs. One piecp. or houseful. ADVANCEr 'ifAINIEl'iA~CE I 9.3947. . {' '; ..' ...... : 6Oxl51. 3950. Ownpr transferred, an. kitchen. F'amily room and Cin. S15.0tiO down. Evenings. 881. Low rales, TU 2.8540. Best ;\laterial. Service and pl"i~e, Electric .Sewer :CIeaning fat jail .__..:,"-2_~_AL. 4 ~,-'="- dous for deal. A.orange for ished hasement. Air condition. 5853. ------25 years in Grosse Pointe. f'or dr.alli~ aha sewers,; '. . .•.. 'MASON Repairs~~eme~rk~ .. EMORY CT. inspection hy calling 'ru cd to keep you real cool! 1m. ---.--.--.------free estimate call COMMERCIAL ,RESIDENT'rAL ! Garages' and .fir~llc.!l's~IlUJ. ~ ~IAlIIA AND PAPA ~IOTEL, 11 MAYWEATHER MOVING CO. WE DIG ANP~ REPAIR Reil.<;llnable. 'rpri~~s .. ; YAlley FO'ear.old 4- f';! 2 bedroom borne has a Independent company in Repairs of All Types VAlley 2.9108 ',. MAKE THE OLD asphalt like. ".' .... ,.~, .. ,.,,'.' _. full dining room, big kitchen bedroom Ear I y American ~orgeous kitchen room for a finance fieldj established Cigaret Burns Re.Woven , b f' hlo" 'd'" ...th ,- Walk~ •. Ppv~ '.~lP.O ll.eS. {t with eating space, 3 nice bed. COLONI:\L with circular drive small army. Fal1,i1y room has anrl able lo expand with ALSO --.--- . ~i;er. ~e~hirsfil~~r i:~I;;e/' rooms. carpeting throughout. on PARK.LIKE site. 2'h .!:P~~;:'c~~!ns","-"- a very nice fireplace, Custom, additional capital. Mini. NEW CARPET SALES BUILDING" E X.T E RIO R S beauty to old. driveways, Calli . I •• ' ~ (:It p iftju)' _.' '*' Same both up and down plus I balhs, outstanding 32' family room, beautiful carpets, dra. drapes throughout and a I Plum $SO,OOO. Sam pies Shown in CLEANE.iJ wIt b pressure now for free .esHmat/!,B74., . u .9 . ",.!J.' .,". f~ finished 3rd floor. 3.car ga- I sprinkler system to eliminate I Reply to Box H.25 Your Home equipment. A1u,minum, b~ick, 1855, . •• I No .Job too small. Free ~stL._ rage. peries included. Owner Flor. ida bound, Excellent value. tripping over the old hose. I Grosse Pointe News BOB TRUDEf.. stucco, slate and awnmgs. ..1 l'I).QPtTf~ '~~E VALUE [or your money. offer. 900. TU 1.6300,. - EAVES CLEANED ing. W~lI papering, Guaran., NS'IDP' '.'J O'lJTS ItlE ,~ditiODS, kitchens, dormers, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 A lifetime opportunity to own I- PAINTING teed. Free estimates. L/.ke. basements, bathrooms, wall your own business in the Sun. - PLUMBING view 1-5716. ALL WORK guaranteed. We dig removals. No job too small or ROSLYN OXFORD, 1834 - Exceptionally shine State. This is a 12 - PI,ASTEIUNG --.------. outside wat.er~oOfiDg; water too large. 3.hedroom hungaJow. Move-in neat bungalow on 80' lot. Good I 656 PEAR TREE LANE: Center CARP"NTERS ',.. . ~ ~ rI k dare I 2 month a year I)U"I'nnss l"I'lh - ..,; CUSTOM PAINTING urams ~0l,'e .. r crae e carpeting included. ldeal for )laU colonial. 4 bedrooms. 21/ 0 ~ T F . t N BIDICARE BROS INC condition, 2 bedrooms and yo h no seasons. Ir you arc honest ,- LOCKSMITHING & DECORATING ,replaced; re.~ :.estIma es. 0 ., hath down, oversize bedroom, ung couple or retiree who baths. You'll like t e nice ex.. , '''ALL "'ASI'ING ' . b t '1.. t all offl'ce 772.5715 likes to garden. Quick oc~u. tras. Excellent schools. Own. a ..."ood worker, and (';;n run •-" GENERALIT REPAIHS~ WALL PAPERING "Jo 00 smau~3Us c air conditioned, on 2nd floor. Pancy available. 'I'U 1.4200, er leaving city, desires quick a business, your earning po _ EI EC1'RICIANS Jpterior and Exterior FRED NAVARRO 0 el'enings' till 11 TV 1.6988 Living room and dining area sale. tenlial is $40.000.00 a year. ' 20 Years Experience WATERPROOFING C . wit h fireplace, Carpeting Investment $10.000 and work. RUDOLPH TONELW TV .57 throughout. BY APPOI NTMENi inu capital, If qualified. call CALI. Th "'1 D I ,.) i'.' ' " .' H. F. JENZEN ANtTA near Marter-Excellent FIRST OFFERING Jf~. Cairns. WE 3.3670 for SERVICE CENTER re:8~~8~0 r ve "" lP""!fFuR' ?l. BUILDING E. OUTER DRIVE ' I OPEN 2.5 SAT. AND SUN. appoinlment.. ~, '-':>I; . 3 bedroom l'h.story with arge EXTERIOR painting, Frc'e esti'" ~LE CE 4,.", Hom.e. and ind?strial re~airs. Excellent 3.hedroom brick Colo. paneled family room. Gas 19781 REACONS!,'lELD n ear --;:;---.----- 'I'U 6.3819 mates. Grosse Pointe refer. UPHOLSTER!NG AdditIOns, at tiC s comp.et~d, nial on beautiful tree shaded \ heat, fully air conditioned, ga. Eastland. Colonial, 7 rooms I A LII lLE DANDY. A small ences. DRexel 1.0210, PRes. Custom made. furmture; .dp-c, Porch enclosures,. recreation boulevard between Warren rage. Needs decorating, but with breezeway, 2 rull baths, restaurant hy Lake Huron, 21 C-ELECTRICAL eott 3.0183. oralive ,f.ab r I c s; .professlOnal Irooms, garages repaired. Ave. and Chandler Park Oh!-"What a buy," $25,900. 3 bedrooms up, one down. B u i I din g and equipment. SERVICES -.' neeJIlepolnt raO\lDtu\l:, ,tOijllls'.\Tll h974;i , . 'Pi- TU 4.3011 Drive. Newly carpeted living Immediate occupancy. 'ru Beautiful home - belter lhan Rcady lo go. Only $5,700 with __ ~. ._ EXPERT painting, paper hallg~ tries arid. yQrD;, ,'e/lair~ ;Ac4 .jJ, ~ '~i';~',£ and dining rooms, panelled 1.6300. new. Many fine exlras. Imme. terms. ELECTRICAL WIRING ing. Free estimates. G. Van stools in stock. EWALD, estab-. br;:akfast room. screened GRAYTON, near the "Village." llaI. I\; posse',ss l'on. JOII"" A n 0 WL ING'S 1:"'C1 and REPAIRS _As ...s.d..Ie.. V..A.lIey 4,149.2. Iished 1.92.6, 1::9.29....~rc.he,v.a.I.~. ..•at TL'INKINGII OF porch, rec. room in basement. 4.bedroom brick moderately LEXINGTON OFF1CE KRAUS~lATr.N 2ES'L E CTIUCCO. HUGHES BROTHERS Eastlawn, VA. 28993. . : ,,' , Owner anxious, make offer. I O o r priced to sell fast. Don't wail. SC H W EITZ ER 883.3700 or 359.9611 .'.- -- ._.__ ._U_•. 9..._.._...- --- - DECORATORS. CHAIR RUSHING and caning-I Rem0de IIn9 ""'lr' CHANDLER PARK DR. too long to see this! TU 1-4200. .;'I":;D-'I.C'-AL-B-"U-I.'L...D.~I-N-IG.';--.N'-e-t'-s.' 21 D-AELpEpCLTIAR~~CAELS 5293 Yorksblre WOrJ] ~ats rCIV ican Center Hall Colonial. 24 STANIIOPE-Attractive 3lJed only. RIBBONS & BOWS ALL tlpe roofing and guller re. Decorator We underpin fooli!lgs, repair .Attics •• Poreh Enclosures ~ . It. Li'ling Room. formal Din. room H •. STORY, Large ]iv. Harper Ave. Business Frontage, PET SALON p air s. Business established Exterior Interior caved.in ba.senient walls or '.A,ddition,s "Kitchens ., GarageSJ . ing Room. Panelled Den. 4 ing ror>m with fircplace, ex- 1.Oned commercial. 65'x275'. 1911. P. P. G r ace & Son, Free Estimates make replacements. Inspec. .Commercial Buildings well.planneJ Bedrooms. 2"2 ('c!lent kitchen \Iith hreak. Conlour slylin.!: 10 bring out 779.0010, 7319037, tion of completed work in,. ,'! . Baths, 2-car att. garage. Lot fasl ';[lace, extra lavatory up. BETTY V! NGI The 'CIIlC' in your P,:. ROOFING, gutters, d;~ks.-NelV, TU 1-7050 vited; we' guar.antee 0 u r . JIM SUnON is 8Ox12() !-'t., Elaborate Bar 2car garage. Handy lo c\'cry. REALTOR Exprrl Grooming -- All Breeds, rep31'rs Do work m)'self 40 Years in G.P. IW'orkmdali~hiP. FdHAbote rdm.'S, 1677 Brys D.r.... ' TU.. 4.2942 beque Grill & Patio. • Ihin~ OWHer Flr>rida hounrl. 822.1203 I TUxed~ 1-4807. '1 COLLEGE.~t;;dent i~;'inle;io~ leense, insure. n de. ,. .}t MIDDLESEX, 529 - EX\'l'llent TU 1.6.100. 20525 MACK 8863210 I , ONTARIO . QUALIty work done by car-., 1 E• )' h' L rf I W'nd . 1-'- '"'OR GUTTER -- --- ane' e..terior painting. GO?d nt .th 0 20 '", ~nl! IS In "eau I u I. SIIIJI.TZU-ReautifuL silky rag ,~' references hecause of quahty CONSTRUGTION CO.' .. ,pe er WL .. yer years.~ mill Pointe on 88' x approx.' S'I'f';I'IIENS-P r i III r 100~atio11. BEAO'J'WVL RO' corner. liar.' doll puppies. 19443 Mar.k, TU AND ROO}O' RT~PAIRS work, Very reasonable. Imme. 8.81-44,00' experience in r-esidenfial con-I' 244' lot. ,)FRcJrlrOpoms,13'lhaths. This 4.hedroom, 2'.1' hatlhbCOL. per Woods lot or Jefferson 19007, Call R'lchard W\.llertz rliate availability. Call after CE"E'.N-'T._'':'k-''':'-h''-'-d' 'strue.tion: in Gro~edo. pOinte~.i 2 lavs. 2 . '. an. ,I Jrary, ON/AL has !lane cd I rar~ A\'e. property-Sell or ex.. "-.- -. five. 371.2296. '" wor ; porc es, rive Con~]entlolls,' Gan any screened terraCE'. :I car atl. :10' living room carpeterl.large ('hangc for Canada C,r waler. IIIMALYAN • SIAMESE. 19443 50 Roslyn Rd. TV 1.8170 __ .______ways, garage. TUexdo 29988, thing, Small jobs acceptabl '. I'araj:le. Many extras, ] mme. ll1a.~t~r hedroom with fire. front cott.1gC. SL 7.0010; TU Mack TU 19007. .... ! EXTERIOR painting, caulking, I TUxedo 45372. "

diat\! Occupancy. :::;:;;Cinta:::~~'h;~tc~'~~r W~~l 4.612R. .1 r)oO--nU:'~;IPril'~t;;:s'~~lini70-'[,~~~JaCulatc CO;I~~I~'I;~ ~~~~vnia~fRI~~k~!n~~~. ,~,~~~~'S50. Stud scmce, "31'! J. D. Ca nd Ier HOUSE NEED PAI:>iTING? Garage floors, driveways, rat! ;~~P,~;~,~~~ C~ll TV 2.0661~ "0001 Colonial all twin siz.'. I 3.hcdruom "dream. !.', baths, . Clair. 95'x245', SIIF::.TIE Puppi,~s (To~: Collies) ;, ROOFIN(j- CO. ~'or I'xc('llent work at rl'ason. walls pre cal1l1l'11l~and h~('akfas,t ,arca ; (;1l0SSF; POINTE WOO D S. WA~TF;n: goorl 110nll'$ for 2 i Free Estimale I MOdernlzi'ng Bathrooms TllORNTREE. 524 - Off Cook /Jon'! drlil)". S,.c IIII~. TO Scnrn :.nrl Craig, 40' wooded kitlens. 6 wccks old. T(T.~cdo! ALL ROOF' & GUTTER WORK' INTERIOR an;1 exterior paint.: -. ---.------:. TH IELE Construction ..: /load. 4 hl'lJrooms, 2 haths, 4 nf,(K). ('ornl'r lot. TUxedo 17144. 1.6382. i ing, wall washing and [laper I BRICK BLOCK. cemenl work, '. I II ( ('.('nler la ,.0. 1om.,',aI. ..('I (J~;" 'd, '. \1'fl.I.1A'.lS' ('.T. '''.-(~llstom L'R".L', " II k 'tl 5'"i Caulkin", chimney repairs. h:wging , Ilr~sonahle. ratcs;", ch"Imneys, ,'vrnt\ ches.. " s ten ,. _,< & Supply Co • ~. h .. !) '. , r r "I ae. ~I I'I1S, " Gullers cleaned. .10 years I'xpcnrncc. Ray' . 'd R . S.I ,a I' •or . Spa I ans , and I huilt 3hl',Iroolll lli\NCII wilh CHOICE PARCELS IH'cks old. A I 11 4 f ' I k 823 596 ' huill and repalre. a~rmenl PR 52:12.1 I ' I lJ S L alnllv 'loom allli r ora) ('. (' ADVA:"'CE :'I1....INTENA:"iCE I :.rno\\'s y, .:'i.,. \'alcrnroofin". 294-4074, .~ . ... , .,,' '.. " familv rooll1. ;> ":Jlhs. gamcs mal('s 2 malcs. 'ITxcclo TU 2.5539 ' ,. ,., , ~)en. Mulschler Kllc'Jen, ~as, J(H\m:;> car aHarhl'rI gar LAN!';. 3(1-4 H..d' Walk tn Slar ~f, ,Sr'a,~arl h. '[;flOSSf; I'OINT!'; CITY. Ng~r' rl';:istcrcrl. 11 \\('rk.~ old. 'l'lx gill 1'1'" C canc(. rca"ona r. inn Orop cloths "rat reason' CEMENT CONTRACTOR (r,om "cml ..Ilanph, ~II "0011 :'IIlL,t hI' SOLO. I U l,",lOO. rail'S. TI;xcrlo 1.4R07. ;...... •. ' ': I C t Ston nd C,\RPENTt;n work, 1Jlo':htron~, '" 'n... I'lacl' (2nrl lot off lakl' I. $30,'! I'do 17519... ahlr, Tllxrrlo 1.,,:100, aftl'r A I types emen, e.a t. h. k . sl7rrl rooms. Isl flool' h~, ;> C EAN NG '" 30 dR' ~lrllc IOn. r~ IlIr! \\,or • (or.,. hcdroom~. 2 haths, I~r~c ram 000. KITTENS, Off ro I01 Sialllc~I'" 21H-RUG .. L --.. I ._-. - 1'_" .. __ .... Brick Work-New an epalrs' i, mica work, anri rerreation' Ily room, lIandy ,sl floor JOHNSTONE & (;flOSS!,: [>OIi\TE CITY, Lake. F~th('l dOllhic champion. DURACLEAN 1 WALL WASHINC Driveways, Porches, Walks i rnom~, i7:l-3:iAA l:IJilty Room. 2nd floor has;> front S;'~,;,no. d:lCnl~1<'. 1'.111 527.0234 he CAHl'f:T . FlTH\iITURr. PAI:"ITING & DECORATING Patios, Tuck Pointing, ' '- ... --~; hr'rlro(,ms and lJalh. Top JOLtNSTONE IWl'l'n III a.i'll:! noon. SEHVICE HOME MAINTENANCE Pre. cast Steps 't (;rossf' Pointe' lorat](]n II '(;1l0SS!': POlr.;T~: FAR~IS :'110 I I Waterproofing CHRISTOPHER 'i. Tnss Itlrl fc(" ovcriookllll' !'liH I': HII Ell lri,h s..tI"r pilI" CA HPETS, rllgs and up 10. EL~,AERT. LABADI E 0 C ' (. t ('I \. ~30 ()()() "iI','. I1anl1\,', hralUn.', rxc'('1 ,.,'lcrc(l fllrnl'111re rlr',"nr(!" 0" '''I No Job Too Small C NSThU nON co. "1 .Ollll ry . llo, '>'. • " ,. 1 1 rI f TU do 2 2064 I..nl with ('hildn'n. (;oo(j hUlit \oralion IV Ilr worl ~mOl's xe - SPECIALIZING CUSTOM moctcrniza1ion, addi; Silloway & CO, CI 'f' d ;ALTER. 511 (001 incom(. s;lc, ('rs 881;'(14!i9. "Flo\\rr 'Fresh" Dllraclean 21 K-WINDO"'"WASHING 'I IN -f TU 4.7000 Ad S I $R.OOO. process. Moth proofing," , lions - allics - kitchens assl Ie !'()OIlU; AK(' Irma II' while, 4: ."0 SCR()1nH.'NG.NO .S()AL'I,~'G Fla,,~tone Walks and Patios, i .Eslal'C maintenal1ce. MAXON BROS, months. shots. 'I'l"XPfln 1.:lfl66. " NOn SHRINKING. n" ~rrRROHBritl' Window Clcan Natura I Stone PI an ter. i.' . Inform"li()n Ilnri PII'!UI'I'S "f , ing and wall Wi/shins: ~rrvic(', LICENSED BONDED ' .IAMES RARKER _ i Most J1om('~ lor Sale in the Bring Results j TU 2-6000 Fln:fo: kitll'n~. li wr'l'b old Ttrx. Frcl' ~;sl. Qllality S('n'jc('~ I' H('a,onahle ril!c,~, Call 922 TU 2 0717 92J.R,iR5 923.1l;;8~ ,I'Q&lltfl~, rlio 60fl35, PR 9.071O-Gco. Bouhana, Pro[l. 4,,32. , , ".: .. , ' . '1"' , ,: • ~, •• , .• ".""""!'~.n,.t-",~,;f; ~..

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... .,.' ...... ais-LAMDSCAPLMt 21z-LANDSCAPIMG .• ~ II' _,... " .'g "F i 0...... SIIVL~ SllVleD Swim League Results 'The.Klub' Plans Mixer Patty Series For Singles .... ~ , .... _ 1'IlIIOUICG NIlC)'"' P ..I... .Tbe-Klub, an organization for Further information may be . ".. . ,.' . .. '_ __"'" .SCHERVISH fMdIBt ia4 m:;p .~~ (Cell ) Shores 158 smgles 21. and over,. baa be.en obtained by wrillog to: The- ~""'.. ' f t f "" I. g;.'*~ Free ..amata, Complete u.e 3. (';rolSe Poiftte l'm,N18 3' Pnk , _ 107 busy getting acquainted WIth 285 R h t .... (,.,:: r,' , .. rvice. Cal Flemin, Tnt •• GrotI4l PoUlte SIIolw l;l~o; S.C.S•.. _ _ 84 singles throughout the area. A KI.ub: P.O. Box , oc es er, landscaping Co. service, TUxedo laso. 3. ~t. elsi!' Shores 1:15.0, ----- se.-ies of mixer parties has MIchigan 48063. _ ...... ,.: ..~--. ::SP.RE'NKl"E _ Evellt 3L Bo,.' Free Be1q: T. J.-t I d proven to be the best and most ---- • .CAmp'- Lawn and R I: C LANDSCAPING. Com. 1. ~ PoInte 1'InnI.1:4'7.2; IC~ ssue enjoyable way to meet people s...-. Ii .ta 't .- • _... "'';'....i-._ ~- • ,We lawa aDd aardelWl& z. Gnl&M Pointe cu,. 1:51.8;'" D 0 from various walks of life and LOST WATCII iIfW: .... .~...... ' . \;MI''''''' ...,.rvlC.. ..mee. Free eatimateI. Call 3. GroNe l'GiIIbI WoodI. 1:U.I; ~ 0 og wner of all ages. Mrs. Daniel l\fyers. 1150Bed. e 1at. 0',..,.. . ,- •... r~ Landsclpe Design .CI.Yde...... GroNe Pointe SIIorelJ 1'MO: IIn 1lote 1)iu&zzo 1591 R 1i' ford, called City police on 5. .,.. C'.I •..... -...... ~.:...... --'-:mouth ea"-" 'Woods . ela ZtolDg thetatIt is hard fO)r Monday, Augu.st :S, to report the . , . .•••• .. ; VA 24m • Ca.".. euatllnI taWII and COMPLETE lucIIeapiaf lerv- ~ P:bd.'P=oo&. is'" -- .'-' 51n1 ea me each other, The- loss of a ladles omega watch Pub. G.P.N. ,q-g-6~ JJ't-tOVED'; July ~8,.1~8t T. W. Kressblch STA nor MICHIGAN T, W, Kressblch llt1NICIP AL. FINANCE COMMISSION CITY CLERK City Clerk Pub. G. P. 1'1.8.8.68

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who9 wheJ-eand whatnot Pointer of Interest Good Ta8te by whoozit Favorite Recipe. fJ4t"nfe 0/ The Crystal Ballroom •.• of the Grosse Pointe War People in The Know M,emorial will be the setting for a very special Benefit. CounlerPoints Dmner-Dance on Wednesday, September 4. Guests wlll start arriving around 6:30 for a social hour, followed AUNT RACHEL'S . by Pa.t Rousseau by dinner and dancing, to help the brother of Pointer \ FROZ~N SALAD Worth Waiting ••• to see aU the fashion news at Walton. Mrs. Ralph Woodbury, of Blairmoor court, who met with ContrJbuted by Pierce when it re-~pens August 13th. Uyou've ,been read. a tragic accident last March 31. Mrs. Maynard Hammond ing Paris press notices, you know.pants are 'ae dernier JUrs. Woodbury's brother • • . Bob Crough, 41, From "The Congregational I. eri" and black is back in every collection - even Covr- sales manager for a large corporation, stopped for a Kitchen Cook Book" reges. Walton-Pierce has a. Dior black pants ensemble snack that night following a sales meeting. He selected 1/2 pt. whipping cream which doubles your{a~hion pleasure.. The pants are a restaurant in East O:Jter drive .•• Unfortunately, so 2 Tbsp. sugar newly wide and its. tumc is an it.nportant topping. So did a rifle-toting hold.up man, who entered the lounge, 2 Tbsp. mayonnaise many of the designers favor el~gaot simplicity for day ~houted ':1 don't like any of you," and then began fir. 3 oz. pkg. cream cheese, and opulence for eVening .. You'll love Walton-Pierce's mg at Will. He felled five persons. One of these per. mashed best selections of the best collections. sons was Bob Crough .•• , ThE' gunmen fled after rob. maraschino cherries, bing the fh'~ and forcing an employe to open th~ cash I .'" •• . , cut in small pieces Tile Fabulous and Delightfu(Patrkk . , . is doing it fJgain! register. The emplo~'e ealled the authorities. When the C. drained pineapple Creatingne'!J) hair styles wit)? that Hje ne sais quoi" l()()k authorities arrived they four.d two persons dead, two C. cranberry sauce for women in the pointe. A guest at Leon, 17888.Mack In critical condition and one with minor injuries. Bob Whip . cream; add sugar, Avenue, he gives to each of his customers th"l sophisti- was in critical condition. maYODnal1e andm ash e d ~ated, European style that's just right for her .. The lead.- The bullet that struck Bob , • . shattered one c~eamcbeese. Add cherries, mf! hairstylist in Brw>sels, Patrick dtsign$ magnificent kidney and tore four inches of his aorta. He was operated I plDeappl~ IDd c r a Db e r ry c?~fJures for day or evening and is available' fOr consulta.- o~ at Hol~ Cross Hospital. During the operation his othe..r 1 l'lluee. Mix well aad pour In. twn on wigs and hairpieces Be sure to find that new you kidney failed . . . Thirty-six hours after the incident, by making an appointment" before he returns Europe. ~ob was rushed to Hutz~l Hospital where another opera- ~~e~:~~~~;~::r~ea:: to lettuce. Serves 10.12. TUxedo 4-9393. lt~n was performed in an attempt to save his life and • • • hiS other kidney. The kidney did not respond, , . two MicheUe'sBoutique ,al. :teoD,17888 Mack Avenue bas'it .' •. the days l,ater he. was once again taken to an operating room, Farms Employes newest collectioll of Fall coats IIld ellSemblel. Jw;t arriv~ from thl~ tlrl!e to Insert a permanent shunt in his right arm, . bo&It. Ne.Vork ;alH1CaWonda, Michell.)'lhauteectutre featurell wh~c.h . IS n,ecessary in order to attach a person to an DR. GENE B. MONTAGUE, OF UNIVERSITyPhjtL~C~mel. AndrllakU Picket City Hall tv triDaJDedro.tlI.~ 1m". And don't forget if:y~ Deed.• lItfle artlftcial kidney machine. (0 somethiJloc" peAk upyol!1'late summer wardtobe, the'haU.priCfJ Bob remained in Intensive Care . . . (or 27 days, By 1anet Mueller!> C . I d . h Ilappy Birthday lale Is stiU 8"01118"on. You'll find both dressy and Recovery seemed hopeless. And then, miraculously, Bob : denls. They believe and I helieve arrymg pac a r s wh1c eas.al outfits. began to rally . • . He was moved to a regular room His credentials are excellent. Bachelor of Arts i there's nothing in the world thal read "No Contract-No WQrk," I • • • ..• Arter 37 days he was told he could go home. Bob (1950) from Centra~ Washington College. Master of Arts Itwo intelli~ent peop~e can't sit ~oin~~~~~~s :fgh~haey ;::::t~ No~atierH9W Avant Guarde OrJ'raditionaIYour Taste al}d his wife, Maxine, were thankful, even though Bob ana Doctor of PhIlosophy in English (1956) from the I down and (dSCUSSratIOnally, No- ment. water plant, and sewer Mutschle~ Kitcb,ens, 20~27 Mack ,;-venl;le, c~n .des~gn and Will have to use the Artificial Kidney Machine for the University of Texas. Attended both the Episcopal Theo- body's trying to convert any. pumping stati()n, picketed that remodel Y0)ll' kitchen for y.ou. Built WIth distmchon and rest of his life in order to s,tay alive, and the machine logical School at Cambridge, Mass., where he was a Ibo~~ ~~~ Dr Montague claims community's city hall, Monday craftmanship, Mutschler kitchens feature. qot only the and operation of the machine is expensive ... But once H~~s~n Fellow and Convention Scholar, and Harvard could ha~e b~en more surprised evening. decorator look. but the practicality'of excellent storage again they were fortunate. The Veterans Administration DlVlmty School from 1965 through 1967. than he when he was offered Andrew Bremer, Farms' city and perfect lay-out. Let them help make yourehores a Served as Pro!eslant C~aplain ~. the Chaplain<;y. The U. of D. !"anager, ?escri~ the picket-I breeze by designing the kitchen .just made for you. Trust Foundation of Oakland County donated a macbine, of the Cambridge InfIrmary City park." His luck's not bad, Jesuits,.h 0 w eve r, had been 109 as a,. surpr1B~ ~o ...e, tot., ';',\C:::,',.' "s . '. ,..• , • • saving the Crough's $2,700. Now they need another 1,966,67. Ha~ been on th:e fa~ul. and he likes to eat his catch: lhinking a h 0 uta Protestant ally unexpected." Serving with '.' ,-,.; .: .... ' . < .' ."'c'"',.".,, ..,;, $2,900 for hook-up and parts, plus $5,000 annuaJIyto ties of ~lorl~a State Umverslt~, "We had three two.pounders for Chaplain for a long time. . . him OIl the negotiating team, Take A Quzck But Fascmatmg Tnp ... to Me~!Co. Vtszt, operate the artificial kidney apparatus ... This is where the Umverslt~ of. Texas, Arl- dinner last night, , ." "They have a philosophy I are Peter Caputo city clerk' that gem of a shop, Ole, 16237 Mack at Three Mlle. There Bob's sister and her friends stepped in and began or- zona Slate. Umverslty. where he The Montagues enjoy camp agree with," Dr. Montague ex. Carol Lock,- city etlOlroller, and Y?U'u t.ind,p~.1f,!l~,~:C?Uec.,tiq!4. of Mexican Art, both an.: ganizing benefit dances iike the one set for September 4. was the dIrector of the Honors lng, for which they have "all plains. "The old way of appoint. John O'Mar.a, attorner., , ~~: a~d ne1!';JEJi.c:h;,~~e:has;,~een personally selected Donation for the dance ... is $10 per person. Pro- Program fro m ~963to 19li5, the equipment." ing a college, chaplain was to Represen~g Council ~o; 23. btI Mrr,~Tf'eumo 1m her il'UlftJI ~ftpS south of the border. ceeds will go to help the Croughs finance the operation Massachusetts Institute of.Tech. Dr. Montague didn't slart oul decide one was needed, go to the of the Amerll~an Federatl~~ of You'll love, too, the magnificent selection of handcrafted.. nology and Central Wasb!n.g~on to he a minister. "I think it's parishes, pick out a bright young State, County, and MUDIclpal Mexican articles ' of the machine. Committee members include Pointers' College, the latter as a vIsiting fair to say lhat I had no relig. priest and bring him in . . . Employes, at the bargaining .,.,.. • '" '" ~rs. Richard Stemmelen, Mrs. C. J,Treder, Mrs. Paui profesS'Or. . ious hackground," he muses. "I "The trouble with that was he table ,is .Clyde ~1sup, from theCUele A~ l'"Or Your Calendar. , • why? The latest I\lamselle RiZZO, Mrs, Jamel' Kennary, Jr., Mrs. Calior Worrel~, Was ordained Deacon a year wasn't even baptized until I was wasn't parl of the universily gr~~~~e~n~e:i~a~=i~::' be~ 'ClOUectio~of,Wy Carol's designs will be IDform~ly mod~led at' Mrs. Lawrence French, Mrs, Dalton Black, and Mrs. Voy ago last June, at the Ca~hedral 23" community; he sorl of hung tween the city lind th . lambsDa ~ La the Pointe from 1& a.m. to 4 p.m. Miss Carol seal." Br.adetich ... More are Mrs. Ray Cracchiola, Mrs. James Chu~ch of St. Paul, DetrOIt. .Was I His father was a trouble.shoot. around thl' fringes . . . The hay be n' d' e unl~n lectlon wiD fe.tun k1lIt costumes a. well as eleglllt dres~ and,: Ehas, Mrs. Ray Johr.son, Mrs. Thomas Cracchiola, Mrs. ordaln~d May 11 to the Eplsco, er for a small grocery chain, Jesuit's philosophy, and my phil. Ma;. H: a~d~d~s~W:m~~ ~~~ eoat ensemblel. And wbile 1w're by the ealendar. circle the 15t~' Fred Van Assche, Mrs. Herbert Hagermoser, Mrs. James pal Priesthood, also at the Cath. and the family moved around a osophy, is that Y0u've got to be al the fact.fiDding sla'i, :bUt ,al well, F~ l' ~ to t.,....the Fall sdectlon of Mallory ~ Edward, Mrs. William Harrity, Mrs. Greta Brilowski, edral Churc.h of St. Paul: . jlOl; Gene became used to new part of the community FIRST- have nol reached a wage 's.gtie.leaebe,\ ..... iaede "Ulta wIJl al" lie iD.formally modeled ~t "a. Mrs, Carrole Treder, Mrs. Eugene Kristoffy, Mrs. Rirh- Has published. extenslv~ly In towns, new friends, new schools you've got to 'talk the language'. ment. 'We hope the matter ~ eobson., Mt•.,~nd Ci.J:ystal tit: :~aUory w111be on hand to diSCUss. are Toepfer and Mrs. Williams Jevons. scholarly periodlca's and IS the, -and new churches' Presbyter. "If you don't talk the langu- be settled soon." with yClUtile" iiandsoiae ,-coal8,..drel~cS aild separ~tes In}eathe:;, a~thor oi :?he Exp~rience or ian, Lutheran, E'piscopalian, age. you can't lalk al all." The employes are seeking an IIld suede, whlcb, to say the least, Ii one of tbe biggest thln8"s; Teenagers will have an opportunity ... to help the Literature, . (Prentice Hall, whicheVer was closest to his Surprised by his appointment, increase in pay and, it was an. in the Fall fashion scene. Croughs too. A "Teen.11i Dance" will be held on Frl- 1966). and. ~vllh M. ~. Henshaw, home.of.the.moment. Dr. Montague is oontheless de. nounced \.hat the only area of '" • '" dayz September 20, at Our I.ady Star of the Sea gym. of "ColloqUlm," {Lillie, Brown I He began to get interested in lighted and intrigued by it. disagreemeot at the present A Moisturizer Is .A Must. ,. for all women, At Edward. nastum. Donation Is $1. Dancing to the "Sounds of & Co., 19(2). religion when he was in college. "I am grateful," he says, "as time is the "ecollomic prob. Nepi Parruchieie; 19463 Mack Avenue, a fantastic bar.:' Night" will be from 8 to 11 o'clOCK. Have Four Children "I came to it intelleclually "he a Protestant, as a clergyman, lem." g;lin in the mip~culous Borghese's ~oisture Lotion awaits There are stilI some reservations for the Dinner. Married for 19 years; he and expI9.~ns. "I carried a d~uble a.s an individual, for the er~a. ------you .•.. foUr ,C)tin~es fMthe price of two. The perfect 10- Dance, September 4. If you'd like to attend, call Mrs. his wife, Barhara, have four major, Literature and History, lion of the Pr?test~.nt Chaplain' Motor Cycll"sts tion to wear under your make.up and the perfection ]o!- Woodbury at TUxedo 4-7337, before August 28. children: Chris 12 Lisa 10 and the m 0 reI studied the cy al lhe UmvefSlly. Fr. Car. Tony, 9, and A~dy,5: "more I realized thal you ~ould ron's action was gracious, in R tion to wear for protection when you want that "natural This brief bio!(raphical reo not explain either one without both the contemporary and the ide Over Lawns you". to.shine through. • • ,'" sume would seem to indicate a religious !Jackgroflnd. Ncw T~stament sens~s of lhe Sto'p 'In At T'he~Spi:...e, 19' 849' M'''''k Avenue ... you.'ll be' tbat Dr. Gene B. Montague is A Personal Concern word. LIke most gracIous acts, Rosemary Martin; 1381N. Re- n~, ..... COVNTBY IIOllSE almost lhe Perfecl r.ooice for a "Wh t h d h f' Ithere IS more than meets the naud, called Woods police on dazzled by the newest in Fall jewelry. On d'isplay are' Protestant Chaplain~y at a .fair. al con~erna sud~:nl~ p::(':~~on~ . eye. . Sunday, August 4, to report two magnificent pieces created by Tnfari and Robe. You're FBIED CHICKEN l.~ large. cos~opo!l~an unlver. per~onal concern" " ~as .B~oader Meaning. boys were driving their motor. sure to find just the piece to set off your brand new Fall S!ty. A. few minutes conversa. lIe volunteered to teach Sun, While It IS true that over 1,' cycles ove~ lawns. She 5aid outfit or pf:rk up last year's madel. And while you~re 20745 MACK tlon With Dr. MOIl~ague leads day School, became a Lay Read, 000 Proleslanl sl~den!S are en the two white males drove the I there select a Medallion for your husband to wear unth BLO'::K NORTH OF VERN IER one to the cone.luslOn that. he er, a Licensed Lay Teacher .. ' rol~ed al the. U~1VefSlty.of De- cycles oyer the curbs, one on the h.is ttlrtleneck . : . from a special selection which indudes has the personilIty for Ihe Job, "I was obviously moving more troll .. the prinCiple behind the north Side of the ~treet the multi-sizes and many designs. . CARRY-OUT too, and more towards the Church" appomtment was not that these other on the soulh Side. They ...... And that.- Protestant Chap, His Moment ~f Trulh ca~e 'unreprcs.ented' students should then proceeded west over the Martha's ClOliet •.• has them; Those wonderful separatell b; ~aln lit .a fal~ly I~rge, cosmopol. ....henhe \Vas offered a very sub. have theIr own c1ergym~n and front lawns of several houses. Hadley. Slacks and sw~ater5 th.t are just the thin8" for those cool ,tan umversltY~ls exactly wh~t stantial administrative post at tha.t now we shu~ld proceed to Officers checked the Martin eveniD8"s at Ole coUa8"e or In your OWD backyard .•• IDd wll. 886-6777 Dr. Montague I~ ... but there 8 Arizona State. He realized that split the campus Int.o Protestant lawn and found one single tire carry YYlMllaM the chilly da.lIs of Fall. Newly arrived, too, at a "quirk." to this story. . laking the joh would lo~k him a.nd Roman Catoohc congrega. lrack about eight feet loog, run. Martha', Is th~ c:olledi1lll of aldr&s, swea&ers aDd slacks by Gor. The faIrly large, cosmopolitan l'nto a career as an educator hans. ning'd fromlk theS' curb'I to the public don of PhUadrJphia.. Wonde rfu'I for moong""• ma teh'IDg. FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY university of which Dr. lIfonta. freeze him there. . . . "Qui~e the. opposite: .Father Sl ewa. Iml ar lracks were '" • • • • gu.e s.erves as Protestant. Cha~. "Those years I'n ...uassachu. Carron s a.cl IS a. reeogmtIon .of NfoundR on dthe1391frontN lawnsR of 1380d Come In ... and see the new Hotpoint b"wlt'In applIances. lam IS the RQman Cathohc DOl. setl~ were really something!" t~e essential um~y of .all Chns. . enau, . enaud an v.ersity of Detroit, and he's the Dr. Montague remembers. He tlans. In my diSCUSSions,With 1390 N. Renaud. at Kitchen Remodelers, 15281 Jefferson. Let one of their SPECIAL fIrst, (and so far the only). was teaching a two.thirds load IFather .Norman ~c~endnck, ~f Mrs. Martin told officers that experts show you how to saye mone~ o~ kit~hen remodel: Protestanl Chaplain ever named at linT, studying full time at t~e OffIce of ReligIOUS Achvl- prior to the incident the youths ing through proper plannmg. Their mtenor decorato~ there. Harvard Divinity School. servo hes, ollr purpose .has been to were carrying two young girls will do a color rendering of your proposed new kitchen VEAL "We are very pleased," said ing as assistant al a suhurban plan p.ro!:rams of Increased co on their cycles. She said the so you can see how it will look before you decide to go Father Malcolm Carron. S.,f., church on weekends. as assis. opcratlon hased on an awar~. girls then got into a two.tone ahead .. , LO 7-2400. U. of D. president announdng tant at Chris I Church Cambridge ness of ou.rc?mmon ground. ThIS black and white Pontiac with • • • DINNER Dr. Montague's appointment as was not. mCldentally, an under. Florida license plates. Oriental Luxury ... awaits you at Ed Maliszewski, 21435 •tant Chaplal'n last May, standing we had to a,rrivr. at: It While on routine patrol at b' f Prote .o "I wasn't :he oldest sludenl in 12 20 A t 5 Ui Mack Avenue. BeautifuJ Kashimar rugs are emg ea- BREADED VEAL • ROLL "to joir. the growing list of my class," he noles. "There was the understandmg fro m : a.m., on ugus ,0 Icers h hAt 31 t t thO ..nec'al carpeti1'" FRENCH FRIES • VEGETABLE Catholic Universities that have which we started talked to the two girls who were tured t rovQ ugus s a ts 'Very -r t "11 est a b lis h e d Chaplaincies to ~~:rea~e~'~~.ii~su;~snc~i~~~~~: "Obviorsly, some sacramen. parked in fronl of 20945 Mack shop. Authentic Oriental designs with patterns c!early ser,'e the rell'gl'OUSneeds of tal ael~ we cannol share fully; The girls said they were not "'woven through the back ... faithfully reproduced m de. tives, ex.en!(ineers. ex.computer .th th bo t th t' f h IJ~ t--' d I' ht Protestant studcnts We feel es. experts . . . And all of these regular Protestant scrvices will. wl.e ys a e Im.e 0 sign and color . , . t ese rugs aTe a co ~C VI S e l{J. • $1.10 'pecially furtunate in having a men had had highly succcssful therefore he held on campus. the mCldent and gave officers They come in sizes from 27 inches by 5~ inches to nme man of Dr. Montague's exper, c~rcer.. Equally ohv.iously, .we disaRrec t~e bo~s .names but could ~oll' feet 10 inches by 16 feet ... and you'll even love the " • d gIve theIr addresses, Police . ' ience and ability in this post. "It \I"a5 almost as if. having ontrine.~ubstantlvcHut Ihe existancepOInts ofof theDC- were una hIe to locate the boys" prtceS '" • • " Gl'atefulto Bishop. proved to themselves that thcy Prolestant Chaplaincy s h 0 III d addresses. They are still in. I • We are g~aleful to The RI.ghl could be successful in husiness provide a m..ans for defining vestigating, Claire Pearone ... bas something specu.l. planned for you o. R,e~(>rrnd RIchard S, ~m.rlch, or a profession, lhey werc now OIlr diHeren(es nnd revealin" August 19th and 20th In her shop at 373 Fisher Road. The neW F p copal B h of M h g going to do what they really " UFE'S LIKE THAT fall collection by Larry Aldrich will be info!"l1lally modeled for .IS . IS.op IC I an, our similarities more c1earlv av:" Aldrich fa.s ••• and for those ]'ust leamln. about the "Al- for allowmg hIm 10 serve both wanted to do. I think Ihis is the Ihan in the past. . The man who can learn from ... b .. etti 1. as a faculty memher and as frend: The hetter the seminary, . hIS mistakes ha,\ a lifelong drich look." Be sure alHl (lve yourseU a treat y g ng all ear ..., Protes/anl Chaplain," the hiRher thc a~e level of the , Is J.louhly Catholic. school of his own making. peel.' at the ercltlllg Aldrich eollectlell. . 'lontag I' p f. O' of .llldent~ 'Thc Umverslty of Detroll lJitS Dr • n II ., ro css I ., ." a r l' " . h d hit ry a ------i.. ,. · . th h h' t Ihe U, of D.'s English faculty I)o,,'t Depencl on Church C t~l~lD..IIIS e .t S 10t \ a The self.satisfied man has, They say ... a way to a man s neart IS roug IS s om • a ow .,ince last Au!(ust, alrived in "One adv~nta'le ;s lhat D10sl 0.1(' t\hlOlVerSIy. lhnl ~. reached the jumping off place. ach Why not prove it by ordering a very special carry .t t k b fIt ", gms an,) er as a r;l OIC lint. . ". . I' "' f' ld' 15506 Mack t Somer~et I.)eIrOl ,\1'0 wel' score as of these older seminarians wi!h versity" i -_.- _ .. - .-- oul dinner from .,.es Ie ~, . ~ " ,.' YoU ~l~;m~r ~ ~Ihots,hAl~a~hte~ tO t~e profession don't have to bc Slip. Dr, ",Ionlague rcmains a flill ~ 'Whether it be a chIcken, fish ~r shnm p ~Ihnnert' k itI l i~ t a. II' ra ur~ 0 .. ' au. e portcd by the Church. My Slip if' f '" r h l th U. -:= -H' =-S find it hits the spot. Plan a famIly par y \Ilt a a e'ou wns named NIght Director of I ....I h ; pro cssor 0 r,ng IS a e ., .-- - - - ' f f . d h' k f 1 , . por . OIlU ~' enoug . comes com. '01 D. and will continue to tl'ach! -= _ _'::. menu that includes 21 pIeces 0 ne c iC en or on y tit 1', Inter.Falth Emergency plelcly from the Roman Calh.] ~eli'ral cnurses there ,,'earin,g i E- $575 Al!lo available are individual ('rders of fish and S('rvlcc set up at 'he Cathedral 011'c. , 11alf fl'om th~ Chapla'n ' . . .. . 1.- d ' h .. o. c I ('~. ,In class. :lS hc alway.~ has, hiS, _ - =-0 ~en- . h'..f 95 cents and a large selectIOn. of san WlC es. (lilTIng the dlsturhances and half from the English pro' I ' I 11 I - _ C ipS or • • • "We handled 40 tons of food" f h." r erlca ro ar, --~-- he recalls, "I got to' know the e~~:soT.thc reasons Dr Mon.: I!c's '.~'orn lh(' collar all t~c I The Posh Set BOll.tique . , . 18700 Mack Avenue is filled citv in an awful hurry ... " ta"ue applied for 'a U' of D' pro. whl11'he s..been at U. of D: htCs .! with fashions for Fall. Knits. wools, etc., etc. Sweaters ...... : never mauc anv sl'cret 0f eh . . .. nd f tJ ,..: The Monta;::ue.~ looked for a fessorshlp was that he had i f I th h ' f' . I tmported from Italy for skung a or lOse apreS'SM • homc in Grosse Pointe "because . n~\:('r' had th~ experience of; oac at e. was a:; .. PlscolPa hOltrS 1i1xclusively Jor the Posh Set, .. the Bmma Shirt .. W'th A d I ' e a con, IS an r.plscopa far. . , . . I -J~_ • W ~ of teh s c.h ODSI I n. y •teaching al a rlenominalional i Priest, When Vou dr,ve olong our : in. bright prints or the tradtttonal ntuU pnnts, ear ,u slarltnR kmderllarten at Maire school Th II . h' R d f e.presswoys and see fhe 11 ini for that special parttl or over slacks for that dtf. thl~ (al.I, al! fOllr .of their chil ' "W~ l(f't aton" hca\llifull~'," hc Off e ~ ard I~h I~ a I!(f' 0 disgraceful !,osh. bottles. fIt 1 k either uiay it's a llrin11~r! And 10hile !' hI"the ,k~lIits, OVERDRAWN ' It lakes them directly to the airline of their choice, no PHONE: 823-3000 I ":very nigta tetween 10 and II ! Hlstoriral Accidl'nt~ I Many people use friendship a~ CAR.L JOYNEIl - I. inconvenient transfer to make and no luggage to carry.

I o'l'lock, whenever I can ~et ffl.", i "So many of the differenres 'I. a drawin~ Account, hut always! 2022' MACK ... Ut. tileW"u$ Smart young ladies take the ReI. ... too! Both call I'm down on Ihl' dork at lhe I hl'twl'('n u.~ At'! hisloriral IIcci. (orgel to make a Mpo~it I -- TUxedo 6.1322,

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