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F.ntered uSecond Cla... Natler al IDe !'er COpy Vol. 31-No. 50 tile Post Orrlce .1 Detroit, loItctll.an GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 10, 1970 1.5.00Per Year 28 Pages - Two Sections - Section One

I HEADLINES A Big Christmas Gift For GP Symphony Goodfellows Plan .Voters Okay Q! the South High 'VEER Renovation As Compiled by the IPaper Sale to Aid Grosse Pointe News Hope to Complete $3," 600,000 Project by Fall TbuNlday, December 3 I Fa1Jlilies in Need of 1973; Educators Ap- THE HOUSE RULES COM- I preciate Support 41 st Annual Campaign Starts at Daybreak Next MITTEE killed legislation to create an independent federal Monday; Pointe Lions Hore to Raise $6,000: By Pepper Whitelaw agency for consumer protection Woods Has Goa of $3,000 Pointers rallied behind Wednesday, one day after it was . ---- . their children, their educa- overwhelmingly approved by The Goodfellows Will be on the str~ets star.lmg II:t tors and their school sys- the Senate. By l'efusing on a daybreak on Monday, December 14, selhng special edl-I tern on Monday December 7-7 tie vote to clear the bill for tions of newspapers to raise funds to buy Christmas bas- 7. by approling 'the $3,600,- House action. the committee in k~t~ for ~he Po.mte needy,. and to take. care o~ th~ many 000 bond issue for renova- effect killed it, and the chances CIV~C pro]ec.ts, ~ncludmg aid for the blmd, mamtamed by tion of South High School it might be revived this late in Congress were considered slim. their orgamzat.lOns.. r -- - by a 1,218 vote margin. • • • .The Gros~e Pomte Lions, who S h I H Some 13,496 persons out of THE SENATE VOTED Wed. ~111 be aSSlste~ by off-duty po- C 00, 0me the 40,500 registered voters cast nesday to prohibit faster-than- hcemen and {lremen from the . their ballots at Monda}"s elec- sound airline flights over U.S. Park, City, Farms and S~ores, Paid V10S10t tion. The Soulh end of the dis. territory and to restrict airport and other volunteers. WIll be S trict carried the bond issue. It noise levels by the proposed "hawking t~eir wares", hoping I B B I was defeated at every polling supersonIc transport. Backers of to reach theIr goal of $6,000. 'y urg ars place in the North end. the SST rushed the provisions The Grosse Pointe Woods Here's how the imllvidual pre. through the Senate in less than Lions, aided by Woods public cincts cast their ballots; Trom. two days to try to head off a safety officers and other volun- Much Damage Done at bly.591 yes, 335 no; Dder830 growing move to cut federal teer friends. have set $3,000 as Parcells; Windows Broken yes, 422 no; Maire-840 yes, r75 funds for the plane by denying tt,eir goal. no; Richart! 1,007 yes, 523 no; opp:ments a key argument The Goodfellows of the Five to Gain Entrance to Kerby-I,086 yes, 772 no; Ferry- against it. Pointes, and Goodfellows every- Many Rooms 762 yes, 842 no; 1'ttason500 yes, • • when!, sell special editions of 531 no; Monteith-687 yes, 821 no; Friday, November 4 , newspapers, once a year, in De- Woods police report two Po u par d-335 yes, 482 no; cember, to raise monies. so nlOre burglaries within the Barnes-498 yes, 643 no; absen- THE DETROIT BOARD of 1 that no family in need will be past week, one occurring tees-l73 yes, 145 no. The totals EDUCATION was 0 r de red deprived of a Merry Christmas. in Parcells School, 20600 were 7,309 yes and 6,091 n;>. Thursday by U.S. District Judge -!'Iloto by Eddie McGrath. Jr. Presenting a check-for over $6,0001-to DR. party on the Horace Dodge Estate, flanked by MRS. (IT Stephen J. Ruth to create by Aiding the needy is their i- Mack, and one of a resi- Some 96 votes wel..! spoiled. ROBERT J. GROSSEN, president of the Grosse Pointe next September a system of RICHARD H. CAMPBELL, (left), and MRS. J. C. mary goal. This will be the 41st dence in Torrey road. What Will Be Done specialized high schools as a Symphony Society, is MRS. WILLIAM T. DREV ANT, HURLEY, co-chairmen of the Committee's highly suc- annual sale. Officials discovered Thurs- The passage oC this bond is. means of increasing integration chairman of the Pointe Symphony Women's Commit- cessful Oc'tober Benefit Teler.hone Bridge. How's A portion of the proceeds from day, December 3, at 7 a.m. sue will permil construction of through voluntary student trans- tee's delightful July Jubilee benefit cocktail-supper THAT for a nice Christmas gift! the sales are also used by the that the schaol had been bro- additions to Soulh High, remod. fers. Judge Roth's long-awaited Lions to provide aid for other ken into sometime during the eling or the main building, edict brought immediate criti- u~fort~nates, especially Ulose night and the culprits had e9~ipping lhe building amI ad- cism {rom NAACP attorneys, Hospita I Gets Parents Lamhast Hockey Center Sets With Sight problems. I searched the school. breaking d!llOns. and for the necessary who compl3ined it will not pro- lIelp Projects Too windows to gain entry inlo sll,; d~velopment of S~II.th, vide enough school integration. The Goodfellows contribute I each room. which mclu~e~ the dp.mohtwn • • 0 Holden :ft AssOCI-atl.onfor DI'Op.pl.Ilg Career Day G".. funds to local civic pro)'ects Sorne t'Ime a ft er 11:30 p.m. ofQuonselthe HuteXIsting annex and Saturday, December 5 Of $900 000 Thel-I' K.-ds from Program For Dec_ 23 th~ough which the blind ca!1 re- Wednesday, after the ~c~ool It is hoped' that the bonds ca!! EX-GI DENNIS CONTI, testi-l , celve help, a.nd they c~ntrlbfte was closed by the custodIan, be issued between January l fying at the court-martial trial to state pro)eets. suc . as or a s~reen was pulled out and and l\larch 31 1971 Preliminary ot Lieutenant William Calley -.- R P' F G h Leader Dogs for the Bhnd. Ro. a wmdow broken on the south d' k' b t'h h't t Jr., said he watched Calley con- Trustees of Fund Honor esent aytng ee to et Youngsters Involved T en Many Companies Sending chester; Welcome. Home for the end of one hallway in order to s~s'1~ ~or YI t Cd'abrc 1 ec I - t bl k M f L t M Having Them Disappointed by Being R • r Blind. Grand Rapids, a home get in. The thief then reached Deou b e fcoln917POe e F eotween duct a methodic a • pom - an emory 0 a e r. I d I . epresentatrves to n- f Id I bl" d {II . cem er 0 an d e ruary mass execution of unresisting and Mrs. Holden E iminate ; Exp anations Vary terview Students or e er y m persons or a mana. unlalched an upper I of 1971 If II r' d' Vietnamese men, women and • h 'Id' f ------over the Stale; and Penricklon window 'ng . Ie predl~ln;r~ ra ,v- children at My Lai while they Wit BUI tng or By Greg Boyd See~ing Future Center Taylor Township where : _ . I S arc appro\'e In. e ruary, screamed for their lives. Children Not everyone is happy with the way the Grosse Jobs pre-schoo! blind childr~n whoFand Prant on Chair ~he ~C'lual construcllOn. dra\\"- Pointe Hockey Association has been operating this year. have other physical handicaps The lirsl stoP. police say, mgs would be.completed In June • • ° are taullht ways to lead normal was the shop room, both doors of 1971. T.he Job w~uld t.hen go PRESIDENT NIXON pledged The Board of Trustees of The dissatisfaction centers around the fact that a ny- Career Day at the Grosse Jives as much as possible. of which were locked. The out {or bIds somell.me m July Friday night to lake steps to Children's Hospital has an- where from nine to 12 boys, (estimates vary), have been Pointe War Memorial on. window had been broken in or Augusl of 1971, l\"Ith new con stimulate the lagging economy nounced that it has received dropp~d froll} the association's Mite Division for those Wednesday, December 23, The LIons purchase eye jthe south door and police found struclion geared to begin ill and force down oil prices. He boys SIX t ght Id ------glasses for tho~e un.able. t~ do a swivel chair underneath an Seplember of 1971. The new also made a strong plea for a major gift from the James ,I The ASSOCIationo. e~ saysyearsthat 0 the." boys who were cut resent the will find representatives of s.ot becaused ot ffmanclal dlffl.cul-t open IVI'ndolv 11'I'th a footprl'nt conslruction should be com voluntary action against inna- and Lynelle Holden Fund e th b I' . t d 20 or more companies and les, an payor eye opera 10ns 't A d' t t't pleted in lime for occupancv in h' . I r ason_ e oys were e Imma e fact that their sons were ai- for the needy who lack funds on I. ccor mg 0 repor s, I th t II f . tion. The speech included IS The late Mr. and Mrs. Hal- I was Simply because there was lowed to skate in six to eighl the Board of Education on Walter H Breyer and Fr~d appeared that something had e.a , 0 1913. strongest appeal to date to bot~ 'no room but the cri'eria used t" . d " '.. been passed through the open Educators Grateful business and labor to help curD den lived at 320 Washing. I ' .. . '.. prac Ice sessIons o\'')r a perlO hand to mtervlew young., S. Vente, a.ppomted ehal.rman w I'n d 0 IV. The teacher's Ilesk Jerr" J. Gerich, princl'pal of . i for. the ellll:matlon gUldehnes of almost two months after pay- d h I - inflation by holding down price ton road. I vanesdependmg on the speaker. ing $25 to register, only to find people in the Grosse Pain- i an co-c alrn~an r~spectlve~, was also opened but nolhing S.oulh IIigh School, after th) and wage demands' . A-'dressing" Because Mr. an d Mrs. J am~s Seniority Slressed I their sons were "not good en- t es w h 0 are see k'mg f U11' dby tGros.eH PomteV ELionskif PreSI- was ta ken. fmal." r("lllt. ~ Ivere tabilialel! , the National Association of H Id II th h t th . I en enry an c ou e, or . . s31d: "We are certainly very Manufacturers convention in .0 en a ~oug oJU e.lr Association President Stewart' ough" to stay on the leam. time employment aft e r I th~ 1970 sales. disclosed that . I.n, the commvmty room, oro, thrilled wilh the results. H's a New York, the President indi- lives showed their love for chll- McLaren, 266 Merriweather During that period the par- graduation in January or I thiS year, every household re- fIC!a.s found the. coffee ma- lremendous boost for the morale cated for the first time that the dren, the Trustees of the Ho~- told the NEWS that among all ents have had to drive their Jun f '71 f t h _ IIreceiving Christmas baskets chme ~ad been pfled open and I of Ihe fncultl' and studen' body f 't thO den F~nd ha~~. honore~ the~r the Miles registered, seniority is ska.ters. to .rinks, the use for e a rom ec mea will also be given loafer slip- lhe co.m box taken .out. I al Soulh. Tl ~l(~ans we ~a~' move budget will show a de IhCI 1St mem?ry by .olv.mg Children s the only basis on which the boys ~vh,lch I~ pa~d f~r by the Assoc- srhool, two year colleges, pers one pair for each adult A wmdow to the hhra ry was 'Ihead I'ith h fiscal year and during t e nex HospItal o{ MIchigan a grant of are el'ther dropped or allowed to latlon, m Llvoma. Mount Clem four year college p "ram • al b kid TV t' I programs suc as ro" s and child in the family. t kSO reo en °hll I~bn a f sle our science a lit! humanities one. • • • $900,0~O. ,stay on. ens and as Car away as Port or gra d ua t e sc h 00 Is. M d b VFW P a ell rom tel rary acu ty courses thai I' j It will be used to ,construct' According 10 McLaren, there I Huron.' Registration kits were maile'! a e yost Iloung/!, was found at lhe bOl'l bv o'ur 'rnC~I!,\\'l'r~h~ ..n'll~appel Sunday, December 6 Ian emergency and acute care is only one team in the Mite di Goals Questioned t1those sludents who had shmed The slippers were made by I tom of the doorway. I~ the Ii- , a' real 5";011~1l11~~;ea:~lVl~~11~v~~ PHARMACIES throughout I building to be known as The vision, the travel team. in whiCh . "W.e. ne.ver would have lei up at the Center office. There members of the Alge~ Post No. hrary. a .copy machm~ was I us." the country report that sales of Ja,!!e~ and Ly.nell(! H 0 I.d e n proficiency is considered to be him JOI~ If we had known he are kits available lor Ihose who 995, VFW. from mohaIr, lea Iher. damaged m the hurglar's d- S . t I vitamin C are booming in re- BUlldmg f~r ChIldren. It WIll. be a fa~tor. For all other teams, was gomg to. be eliminated," have not yet laken al!vanlage vinyl and cloth scraps from fori 10 get al the coin box, Th' Ill'erJIn I\'IHrenl of. Scho'lls . , erected adjacent and connectmg on t d f h . 0 I I t r t Th h . eos. 1 fi( ('rSOI1 sa Id' "The spanse to Dr. Linus Pauling s ." in this case luur other teams, e paren ~al 0 er ,~Qn. ' ur or this opporlunity Jncluded arc oca au 0 manu ac urers. e T e next slop for the thler I f I I I . recent advocacy of large doses ~o the new ~hlldre.n s HospItal skaters are picked strictly on un.derstand~ng o{ lhe goals of employer inform~tion sheets. :ralerials ~ere pieces hletll aft~r (Conrnued on Pag~ 2) I o..m~sro:~~,r:;~~~I,' )~11 1~;~c~~ll~~:, of the vitamin as a means of m the Delr~lt Medica! Cente~. the basis of seniorily. Those lhls organ!led sport program the program for the day and a ICehca.r sea s wferethup 0 sGere . : 7 will permil 1111' 1I0~rd or Ed

Preventing and curing the com~ ~~nstruc.tlOn o~ l~IS speCial boys who have been involved W(JS (0 buzl~1 confidence, good sign.up shce-l so lh t . t. aJrmcn 0 e rossc ------'. . ~ 4 facility WIll begm mea r I y spo Is h d t I. a m ervlew P . I W d I' ucallOIl 10 IlPglIl Ih~ much mon cold. However the medical. ... in the Mite Division for one or r m~ns lp an earn pay. ees may indicate their pref. om,e 00 s ,Ions sa 1M.es, arc eCllllO" SIale( I n~ed('d progr~111 or renovalio~ and scientific community re- SPrl~g. In .the ml~f1m, Chll. lwo years arc guaranleed a W~al k1n~ ?f sp.ortsm.anship is erence in time and company PreSIdent Marty Iannace and ~ at S lh II is) , mains skeptical of the claims dren s staff IS studYing ~he besl place while those registering lhls assoCI3t1?n dlsplaYI.ng when, It is e~phasize~ that these em: FrTehdMichabel: f t" W d' By School Board lhe sOt~rr o/gll~c' ~'C~~2~i~~~Ie~ the Nobel laureate has made posslble pla~ for .meehng the for the first year are pieked out after acceplmg an elghtyenr- p!oyer InformallOn sheets should e mem ers, 0 .,e 00 s arc m t ' . for this essential dielary Item, I constantly mereaslng number of a hlind draw. old hoy into their organization, he carefully sludied so that stu Lions besides the chairmen, . tOS haPtrrcl1ltlve of. the especially sin(e very liltle is of Ilhese emt.en~etnchY'cases. Different Version (Continued on Page 2) I dcnts sign up for interview~ who will be orfering papers for The regular monthly meeling :ell~C~I~red"f' Ir I tlhhe bObnll1Issue d b d n a"cep mg I s generous I . sal f 7'30 t of the Grosse Pointe Board of rom r pll IC We known about Hs good an a gift, .M~s. Gerard R. Slattery, Division Manager James Far-' .------O~y wllh those comp~~ics Mo~d~~mar~. a.m. 0 noon on Educalion will beheld at8p.m. arc deeply gr,1tcfllll0 the'llIIn- effects. ••• president of the Board of Trus-I q~lhar. 176 '.lidgemont, had.a Poheclllan Hurl ~ ere they meet the quahflea. Karl 'n Avers Herbert II on Mondny. December 14, in dreds of men, women and Stll- . tees of Children's Hospital said different versIon. Farquhar saId IO~S. . Backman. Thom~s A. Clark: the auditorium of Soulh lIigh dents who, wO~,ked so hnrd on ISRAELI TRIOOPS ~an~~ng "This ouildina will funcli~n as that proficiency does in fact Bringing in 000" Compafiles to be represented 0 Id B C t W'II' J School, 11 Grosse Poine boule. the campal!:n, the Suez C ana cease- r~ I~e an integral pa';.t of the new Chil-' have a b')aring on who will he 0 are; Ford Molor, Chrysler Frue ona . oa~.. I la.m . 'lard. _ battled early Saturday With m. d • II '1 I d 'II ' I cui from the ranks The decis. hauf General M t 'A t Daly, John L, Dlesmg, Vmcent W I filt t who crossed the ca. ren s OSPI a an WI assls.. .' A F I' rf f' oors, e na. A DiJ aura John M Easlon Mrs. Joseph P. Thompson. OIlHIlI )('..(.','11.'" ra ors ., . and advance immeasurahly the Ion IS left entirely up to lhe arms po Ice 0 icer su -I Travelers and Prudential Jnsur. . , ': . _. 'president of lhe board, will . .::J nal. an Israeli mIlitary. spokes. medl'cal 'ervl'ce' to chl'lllren coaches, according to Farquhar, fered injuries to two fingers ance companies, Detroit Bank GRobert MG' FlshRcr, GRobertR E . Ptll.S'(~ ,~II ,'11('.. CI. man said One Egyptian ",as •• th kIf" ' and Tru.t n INt' I B k' rwser, eorge . rove, o. b chair the session, Dr. Theos J. . •., "1. . .. • needing emergency and acule I'since ey wor c oser 10 the " hIS nght hand on Wednes-, .• a I ~ lona an 0, erl 0 Lynch John C Ma Don- Anderson. Superinlcndent of reported kIlled m" what IS:del rare." boys than anyone. Accordingly, da D h 2 h ,Detroll, Carnallon Company . , . c Schools, will present his recom denounced liS a grave VIola. , abilily does come inlo account if y, ecem er • w en a slray I Proctor and Ga bIOI '1 aId, Samucl B, Moorhatch. Rob- mendntion for the trustces' ae- A woman's Ilel{'rmin{'d re.~is- tion of lhe cease fire." Live olle day al a time and Ilhe division finds itself over. do,~ he was trying to put in I Edison, Hooker C~e~ical,e ~~~ crt G. Nesom, George H, Run. tion. lance thwarted attempls 10 ..:rab • 0 • lhe fukre will take care of: loaded. a seoul car hecame startled by Iand Bradstreet, Northwestern sladler, Sheldon Ryan, Robert The public is cordially inviled hl'r pur.~e on Friday. Decemher

Monday, December 7 ilself. __ I_~ome ~f the parents of those l:a~~.ceT~~m~~~~~rmy:~p~r~i~~ ~o~st

(01 UPHOlSTERING CALL PR 5-2323 14322 Mlek AWl. ""III VA 2-9660 • Custom • (::'~~~~:...~mluo~~~ ••!!:~~b'::... ""g. . . plain that this was a compeU-1 I,~~~~i~~:~~~~est of the groups. ~:o~~~~~:~~r REUPHOLSTERING & RESTYLING they later mform us he IS one of , "M't" ?" I According to lhe information W. Swartz, and William H. tlve CUSTOM KITCHENS • fTee PIck lip a1Id delit/e'll 110 to 12 boys out of approxi. I ~ eu ~c::r~mi I shl!et, the only time a random Swartz.' • select fTom hundred~ of I1fte malely 70, who is not good' . m . v I 00. draw. is used is when there are Members of lhe Grosse Pointe fabncs I .." I An mformatlon sheet given to opemngs that 0 c cur in the Lions who will be at lheir old by enOUgh to parll,Jpat~. ,each parent of an aspiring hock. Squirt and Pee Wee Division, corners, are: Lorne U. Ayling, • CUSlom made llip COVtTa • !luaranteed • terms GllI1iJable l Among the questions asked Iey player explains the basic for those boys nine through 12 Julius L, Bernes, Dr, Theodore i were, "Why did they originally Iguidelines of the Squirt, Pee years of age, after the season Binkowski, Peter V. Bologna, FREE ESTIMATES - VA 2.9660 lenroll so many? Why weren't Wee, Ban tam, Midget. and has started. Prior to that, open. Waller H. Breycr, Rev, Emil A'I THIELE (lVER 30 YEARS EXPElUEHCE ,new a~plicants cut from th~ pro- Juvenile D!visions .bUI fails to ings in those divisions are filled Capano, Walter Engelbrecht, i gram In Ihe order of reglstrll. offer any information concern- by means of tryouls of boys in Jr, Bon. Victor H. Debaeke, AI. • f'immcillg AVl,ill,ble the common pool who have no fred Epstein, Annis W, Gaynor, seniority. Harry J. Krieger, George II. • Expert Cmjlsnumship I( levels of proficiency are Krelzehmar. Jack Leithau$er. judged for new entrants in the Nicholas J, Leto, William M. 'by our own workmen older groups, certainly ability I Ludwig, Philip J. Mabarak and should not come into account William H. Melcher. • Come see our for those boys al'eraging sel'en Othere are: Arthur O. Misch, years of age, parents say. I Judge Douglas Paterson, Alvin "Idell" Showroom Kids Disappointed i H, Peters, Diamond T. Phillips, • Cull lor eslimule, Most of the disappointmenl Jack l'iNc~, Robert Sax, A.n. stems from the fact that the thony J. Rels, Edmund J, Rels, 110 obliglliion skaters were allowed to become Donald SI. Amour, Ralph T. involved in Ihe pn,gram for al. Schubel, W~lte~ Schwelkart, OUI 30TH Y'fAlIN THE SAME LOCATION mosl two months while under Fred H. Stelllheiser, Henry J. Ihe impression thaI the)' were Van Eckoule, Fred S. Vente, part of the team and not com. Fre.d R. \\~alker, Charles W. peting for available positions. Weiler, Will Y W. Werner, THIELE CONSTRUCTION At leasl two of the boys who C~arles H. Wilson. Waller A. were cut are now skating in a W~lson, George, W. Elworthy, Remodeling Specialists Delroit league and, the parents "Yillard S. Hos~lng, Dr, John A. Showroom at report, Ihere was no question Klem, Ve~e 1.:. Wlrwille and I of their acceplability John J. Zalllea. 24145 LITTLE MACK, St. Clair ShDres PR 5-2323 "II seems to us," ~ne parent The P?inte Lions. a~d t~e stated, "that the Grosse Pointe Wo~s Llon~, orga~JZahons 10 • ROOM ADDITIONS • DORMERS Hockey Association should re- lhelr own rl~hl,. With .a com- examine its goals and should mon goal, which I? to aid lh?se certainly in future programs who need help, smcerely Wish ('Iandoll explain lhe "ground rules" to Ihat those who. buy newspapers all new applicants at the time on Monday, wl~1 be ex~ra ,gen. of registration. This would sure. erous With their contrlbullons. Iy go a long way toward reo Whatever is donaled will be moving much of the heartbreak gralefu!1y ac~epled. ~hey take and disappointmenl for these thiS opportumty to Wish every young hockey hopefuls." one a Merry Chrislmas and a lIl'nlc~ I Happy New Year. ContempoTaTt/ Styling Wit/I Traditionally Good Taste Radll'Y FLEe Reaches I Matllre Stage I Burglaries I (Continued from Page 1) By Pepper Whitelaw ' . The Family Life Education I was t~e book store in which I From England ... a new world of Colour Council (FLEC) has moved I the WI~dOIV was broken out I from infancy to maturity in I and pohce found ~ev~re dam.! three short but productive age to the cash register. All) A Irio of hamlsome ~lI'calcrs madc il' Englaod in origioal colours I years. lis latest progressive step the coins. about $10 or $12 I spccially cre.Hed by Alan Painc. is the opening of its Drug In. 1 w.orth, . ~ere. taken but the . bills. VISible m the cash draw. formation and Referral Center er, remained in the register. H~nle)' (Iefl). Classic v-neck lambswool pullovcr with at 19535 Mack avenue. The I The main offi~es showed authcnlic Abn Paine saddle shoulder. 17.00 center's hours are from 9 a.m. ~the drawers and filing cabinets 10 2:30 p.m., Monday through had been s~arche~ as well .as Clandon (cenler). Soft-frolll linc lambwo'ool cardigan, Thursday. Its phone service the desks, mcludmg the prill. two pockels. 23.50 operates on' a 24.hour basis cipal's and the the assistant Radley (right). Campus c1:lssic . , aulherllic crew-neck (885-3510.) principal's, although there was The present emphasis of no reported damage. The Shelland. saddle shouldcr. 17.00 FLEC has been drug educa- point of exit for the burglar lion. lis members have ad. was not determined. All Myles flvailable in sbes 40 tJ 46 dressed service groups all over In another burglary, occur- The Pointe and Harper Woods ring between 3 and 10:30 p.m. area and participated in drug Thursday, G.uy Gunn,. 1161 seminars. It ii, currently can. Torrey, sustained an esbmat- Masculine Gift Wwpping at No Charpe ducting group therapy sessions ed loss of almost $500 worth of for addicted area youngsters. sound equipment and cash. Its president, Dr. Max Gard- In the theft, an AM-FM ner. told the NEWS that hope. stereo receiver worth. $200, a fully FLEC will eventually serve tape deck, clock radiO worth cart sterr as an umbrella organization. $78, and $84 from a purse had cooperating with other com- be~n taken while the house 80 • ON Till': /1/I./- GIWSSE POINTE FARMS munity groups in sponsoring was vacated. TV 2.3590 educalional programs involving Gunn reported to police that the family, recreation and jl)b his wife had thought the soun.d placement. serving as a central equipment was out for repair nucleus for a well.coordinated before realizing a theft had program geared 10 strengthen. occurred. Entry, according to ing the family unit. Gunn, was probahly made at FLEC's present 30-member the breezeway. All the doors board, made up of professional and windows were reported fo men. community leaders, and be locked, educators, has recently been expanded. New directors in. clude Mrs. Kathryn L. Gannon, = past.president of the Soropti. Toys Sought mists Club and 28-year employe The of Detroit Bank and Trust; Eu. (Continued from p ..ge 1) Advanced Look of o gene J. Wigglesworth, teacher the community have offered NOW OPEN IN GROSSE POINTE at South IIigh School, advisor their businesses as drop.of( to SCOPE (Sludent Concern points for the toy drive, in a Over Pollution and Environ- community-wide effort to make Linet! menl), factllty chairman of the someone smile at Christmas. drug abuse committee and Drop.off points (places where Yonr jalloriJe blazer updated member of the Harper Woods toys m:.:y be donated). arc Mr. handsomely bronc oj our {inest commiltee on drug abuse; Har- McCourt Shoes, 16849 Kerehe. makers"j gentlemen's c/ot~s. old Eason, attorney with Bod. val; Mutschler Kitchen Inc., man, Longley, Bogle, Arm. 20227 Mack ave.; and Harrison Wider lapels, three brass bullons, strong alld Dahling and memo Carpet Center, 16845 Kercheval. deep center vent, patch pockets and ber of the Jaycees' Drug Com. Store managers or clerks will smart stitching detail. millee. be on hand to take your dona. More are Mrs. James slone'ltions. it could be hJ~happle8t chairman of I~e Gro~se Pointe If you cannot deposit your school system ~ Socla.1 Work toys al the drop. off points, Year 'round weight In navy, $80 Departmenl, Pomle reSIdent for please call 884.4381, Ihe Louis over 25 year~, who has her Lombardi residence. and they master of so.cial .work de?re,e will arrange a home pick,ur at from Ihe Umverslty of MIChl' your residence. gan and is a ~~mber of .the For furlher questions or in. .- American CerllflCd So cia I formation on the above mater. Workers; Dr. Joseph Beals, ial please call the Journalism (hers too) Poinle internisl and membe: of staff room between 8.9:20 (886. the staff at St. John Hospllal. 8100; Ext. 51) or myself at Robert Slone, City Manager of home (884.3745). Thank you for 92 KHcheval, On the Hill-TV 2-8251 Grosse Pointe Park for 13 your help' years. former president of the' I Open friday Evenings 'til 9 Until Christmas Michigan Cily Managers Asso In these days of inflation if you shop where you'll find ciation and administrator of whatever goes up-stays up. , Grosse PoinleHarper Woods _.______----,------.------Health Council; Mrs. Samul'J C probably the best selection of Ulmer Carmer board member of Delroit Panhellenk, active member of the DrawnI'll and Richard !'TAs, and eo.chair. man of the cducational sub CASUAL JEANS commillee of FI,EC, whicb plan. ned the drug abuse workshop for principlas, . Currcn t FLEe officers 11\ PANTS clude Dr. Gardner, president: Rill Parler, firsl vicepresiilent: POlE tic SOlS Louise TeWalt, second vice presidenl; Marilyn Ri7.1.o, sec STRIPES for young men of all ages relary; and Charles Parcells, treasurer, - ALSO - Dr. Gardner said that FLEe' is planning a membl'rship drive J,~:~ sometime in February or March SHIRTS, SWEATERS, BELTS to provide more workin>: funds The finest p"re Silk in a unique for FLEe's program. "oack" weave Ihat affolds a mosl dislinguished eHecI to Ihe dcel' Orosse wlols, Each Ill' proudly oears Ihc Point~ N~ws famcd eM and Cor"ncI, 12.50 Publlsbed Every 'I1Iursday by hom our superb co"~cllon 01 Co,mr .. s Anteebo Publlsh~fI, Inc. M". C,.v.r•. Ope"rhu"dClJ '01 Tow"",," 89 Kercheval Avenue Cl"d f,idClY linn i".he", ~ h."i"g, Grosse Pointe, Mich. 482341 'U M.i1 &. Phon. Ord ... To UII Woodw"rd.", ood G~~MoII;O Tro, Addr... all Mall (S"b,crIJltlor." 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Thursdoy, December 10, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Poge Three _._------LACK WILL POWER TAKE NO CHANCES PURSE STOLEN llained in ihe purse was $50 in I IG d F D d Life's problem lies nol in 11'5 much beter 10 be late John Nelson, 21 128 Hun t 'I" cash and one credil card. The i ua l" ound ea by Pals Woods Officers A'warded having good intentions-living Idown here Ihan early up there Club, reported to Woods police purse bad been placed on the, up to Ihem is the hard part. -50 drive carefully and live. that while his car was parked liront C100r of the unlocked car. i (Continued from Page I) ! to her home with a gill to cheer Performance Citations Monday, November 29, between I . .. • .' her up." 8 p.m, and 11:45 p.m, in front him. He put them all m hIs! Early Ihis year he was invito - ---- tltt 'i...st in ",.n's 'a.lrions of 1174 Loch moor , his wiie's Don'l take chances in traffic I scrapbook. ,cd to speak 10 kindergarten Three Public Safety Officers necessary maneuver~ during purse was slolen from it. Con. I -be cautious and slay alive, John WIIS also instrumenlal in i youngsters on ufety. After his have recently been award.ed 1 his harrowing experience. ------1 h g' g h I r Wh Ispeech the leacher asked Ihe commendations for s~perlor Please als~' acc'.!pt Ihis letter c an m a sc 00 po ICY. en . performance bv the CJly of . . Are You a Man 'f W .f Donald Basselt came to Maire y?ungslers to dra~ pictures of G P' W'ood T as a personal apprecIation lor on a.. •• .' him they did and gave rosse omle s. wo arc D as principal two and.a.balf. Ih '1' j h h' dd d th the result of a criminal inves. a job well done." Without a e years ago !here was no Chri:;t I e~ 0 ~ r' w a b k ose ligation 011 Thursday Septem Uader ordinary conditions, a Store mas gift ruling, but according a W~ spe~a scrap o~ . ber 29 and one is 'for' quick Capluin Marchand said. com. to Mr. Ba~selt, so many children I Id efn h' e Ytohuntghser~ wedrleI aclion 'during and after gas I mendatory measures are taken t d t . J h" 0 a IS dea ey Imme . b II . b th b d \tvh~nge a . gllVe 0Cnh' tsom~; atel:; began collecling money explos.ions thai occurred on liar. ~,d11 whlcea year dYt' e ~ar. In specla orf rls mas f II f h' th bor JILl! lasl January 24 .. or eac commen a Ion given, , I Ihal the ruling was lifted or owers or 1m", ere . fit I b b IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ,. '. " wam't a dry eye at Maire, Palrolmen James Fowler and a, orma reques mus e su . Fully f .. Iory equipped He 5 a man we II never for. alte II t Donald Sun each received De. nlltted by a member of the • .s low 01••.. '1919 get" says Mr Bassett All I r le announcemen was . loree tho~e extra Ihi~gs he did for mad{' ... they all loved him so! partment CommendatIOns lrom . BRAND NEW 1970 the youngsters. Why, one time I Ihe I3oar~i of 1I0nors, comp~~ed "'REE MEN -~'The store with the when a lillie girl was ill .on h~r Youths A."rested ~~eu~::~nt"J;~~lI~att~~~~~~ a~d Time oro\'es thai individual personal touch" FORD GAL. 2-D.. H.T• birthday he mad.e a speCIal tnp I0 rI~" P I I SI Pt". thinking isthe Iife.blood or our - n WO Chal'g(~s a ro man eve e r1.. demorralie way of lile. Minutes away from all Pointes , The commendatiun stated that v.•, .!t~.~~~!we~I~"'ln!l, I -94 to Metropolitan Beach Exit tJnted gl,ns, power disc bfikes, '32.25 I --- the officers, "while on patrol The i;ck-;;-money can also WSW, l cove", radio 1430 So. Gratiot, Mount Clemens w".. i Suspicious activity of five De ". in the vicinity of !If ack and be the root of .' few evils, too. vinyl roof, I lroit youths resulted in Ihe ar. Anila at 3 a.m., observed a • I resl of ore for carryin[l a con .. male subjecl whose ~~tions ap cealed weapon and one for pos. ,pea red . to be SUSpICIOUS. By , . . .. 'eonduclJng a Ihorough and spe. I -- ~- I sessIOn of suspected marijuana: cilic investigation, the officers LIGHT WEIGHT BLAZERS 11. by Woods police Saturday, De . established that the subject was BEFORE AFTER I cember 5 inv?lved in cr.iminal conduct i);;#~ CHIMNEY SERVICE I HebulltRepalred.Chlmney Covers. , Thomas Ferra, 20, 10011 Not whIch resulled In the arrest of PEiI~'MON. & THUR. TILL' Inclnerator Screens - Vlol.l1oM Itingham; Kenneth Anderson. 19, Ithe subject for carrymg a con. O • TUE., WED., FRJ. AND SAT. TILL' Correcled.Tuck po~ntlng I 5313 Lenox; Michael Diamico,: cealed weapon and the clear. Advance Maintenance 18, 4842 Lakewood; Kenneth lance 01 a ~re~~ing and enlering 13711 Ii. 8 Mile G~T~~T777-2700 1llI2.~~39 Ray, 18, 4842 Lakewood; and of a dwelhng .--- Gerald Warner 22 5373 East. I Also, the brard appro\'cd a lawn were spoiled' by Officers Ileller of commendation from ~~e"M!'(!)M!'(!~~~(!)~~~~(!;~(!)~(!;M!'(!)~e)~=if. Douglas Dosmas and William I Public Safety Director Donald ~ ~""'_\\""I:~ii"'~------.------'I~ DeSilles at 1: 15 a,m. slanding in B. Coals to Patroln,an f'red front of Earl's Bike Shop, 20373 Messer for his actions during II , iilt' . (.- Mack. the Harbor Hill explosions. When the boys could give no ~he leller sta~ed: I ~~ ,ly....:, ~ account of their aclivilies and On the evemng 01 January oflered evasive answers to po. 24, 1970, you were the engineer Our light weight Blazers of Dac- ~l-..., \' t 1 ~ '1 ,. . " ~ lice questions, the oIficers ask. ~ember of .a four.man r.re\~ ron polyester and wool, ideal for ed lor identificalion and search. dlspalched WIth Ihe snorkel to cruise and southern wear. ~ cd the youths. the scene of a multiple alarm Ferra was found to be carry. I e~plo~ion and fire ~t 34 Harbor !~ ing a knife with a lour.ineh Hill In. Grosse. Pomle Farms. LAMBSWOOL I[f Officer ~ W~d.o,d o"~ Mo" '" r"" J~p~ared. to b~ ma,njuan~ along Weyhing, you took quick action ~L Northland - Parking Area E J~ With five '.vhlte pills which An. to assist the injured officer in derson said later were THC the basket b . th ~~lW~~~'IW~~~'tW~~~'tWrr;~r~'&ffr~~-rr;-~-~- tablets. . y usmg e over. ______Bolh Ferra and Anderson nde ground con t I' 0 I sand were released on $25 bond and broughl the basket ~o the ground are 10 appear in court in Janu and Corporal Kervmg was safe. ary for their respective charges. Iy,.removed . The length of the knife which Upon orders t~ remove Ihe Anderson was carrying was snorkel from thiS dangero~s found to be within the legal area ... you found the hydra~hc limit and Ihe knife was relurn- ~tablhzer pads on one Side ed 10 him jammed b~ the force of the Kercheval at S1. Clair Grosse Pointe WH!\LING'S• . explosion. By your skillful use • Open Evenings 'tiI Christmas SHOPLIFTERS STOPPED of the boom as a counter bal.

has a fantastic Two incidenls of shoplifting "nce, the pads were lifted and I from Kay Baum's. 16822 Ker. the truck was Ihen moved to cheval, were reported 10 City a, safer area. ------selection of police within a two-day period. "Your prompt and skillful ac. Kathleen Johnson, 24, 238 Trow tions proved to be a most for. colored shirts bridge. Detroit, was apprehend lunate operation because imme. OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9, EXCEPT SAT ed on Thursday, December 3, diately following the evacuation outside of the slore with $8 gas fed fires quickly spread by Hllthll1vay worlh of lingerie in her posses along the area where the ~1]ork. sion. She was. taken to the City el had been operating. Bold stripes, discreet stripes. F."citing solid station. charged and released "The Honors Board, upon re. colors, French cuffs, barrel cdls. Durable on $15 bond. Then on Friday. view of the Cacls in this inci. press 6500 Dacron and 35% cation, and December 14, a 16.year.old girl dent, on November 15. 1970 .... 100% cation. Each with the superb work. left the store with a $22 pair recommended unanimously that manship Ihot is Hathaway, of slacks. She \Vas taken to the I you receive a 'Director's Letler Cily slation and her parents of Commendation' lor your ac. ., I (top) Imporled colton, notified. She will be cited in tions. French cu ffs 15.00 Juvenile Courl. Both shoplifter" "You arc hereby commended were observed by slore em. for your alertness, quick action ~ . (middle) Duropress do((on & callan, I . solid colors, barrel : I plo~'es. and skillful carr~'ing out of the • 12.00 -~------,------cuffs i /.si~~~~~.~*;-;$::}~~i:~~~~:~.~:~::.::t;~<~~.:}.::-;::~$"~:~:;~~$~;$$?~~.w~:}" (bottom) Duropress docron & COlton, French cuffs 14.00 I]ie-ca'suall WHALING'S <:BE COMFURTABLE .. BE FASHIONABLEm lJ1ell'S fJ);'ear ~t .~ r~,~''crJ (-('\ t.~~• !V, -f'\,..[{' L. ~ ~ I~~ Birmingham slore open lIIoi\ilay thru Friday e\'enings until 9:00, Salurdays : ~~~\ ;~~ until 5:30 l \ \, ;~s.),i I\. ,: \ jt~~ I ~- '::S:: t:{ .~~ ~~ ::~ .~ ~

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Harold Mdoughlfn tayl: CARLOAD ()oII.t 8uy en, Cc!or T. V. UntIl yOU c..oll III FI.",1 for The Ilnl PrI" Jacob SonS CARLSON TV MEN'S STORE IN THE VILLAGE 20649 Mack Ave. 886.4260 Kercheval at St. ('lair • Grosse Pointe At V.,nier (8 Mil_ Rood) I 1~.mll~1 Thursday, December 10, 1970 Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------INew Police Corporal Rank Report 4 Thefts Accreditation Of Spare Tires Givelt Hospital. IGets Farms Solons' Okay The theft of spare tires con. Bon Secours Hospital has At its regular meeti;;-g held I of supervisory coslB in the Unl. tlnues at a steady pace In all I been notified by the Board 0( Monday night Decl!mber '1 the I.lorm Patrol Division wlU oc. of 'l11e Pointes In the City of . Com~issloners of the ~oi~t CODl- CHRIST MAS GIFT F' :1 d ' e I cur." the chief added. , , I miSSion on Accreditation of ar~s counci ,a~prove a r. Chlet Ferber anoounced that Grosse Pomte ID the last week, i Hospitals that it has been lully SUGGESTIONS solution estabhshmg the rank I new patrolman will be hired four such thefts were reported. : accredited for two years until STl:REOLAND RECOMMENDS: • Trap and Slteet Guns of corporal in the Uniform Pa. to fill the first vacancy in the The first of these came on 'a subsequent survey is eon. trol Division of the Police De. patrolmen ranks. created by Saturday, December 5, from ductec. As a general hospital , .. I .. 1 1 1M ."" ...... ,... "" .• • Rjfle~~1 all calibers kmo, .... StnsuJ q lily .1 • 10"'" SHiel. 'o\l'Cf.pu:k.d SoInlld :no • Hand Gun~ partment. . the elevation of one mln to 'l11eodore McGraw, 113Vendom, rendering acute care and emer. AM/FW "VItO hcejnr prowldtl (6 wtlh of hlllJlI Ud.Ufy IOUM The request tor the creauon corporal. who told officers the tire wa! gency treatment, the hospital t • '*'m; FI.ld Eff,et ),,",1,10' (fEl) cir

'I.l~ DOCTORS' BANKERS as reliefs on the oll days of I. lice training course. valued at $75. . r BUSINESSMEN the regularly assigned cornman. ------On December 6, Edward 1 'I STUDtNTS' TEACHERS ders. 1M' h' B II Evans, reported the thef~ of a MARRIED COUPLE'S I k. a result of increased va. Ie "gan e spare lire from his station SINCE cation time in the department. N ... t . wagon which was parked in I Chief Ferber pointcd out, five antes n t orne) front of his ho.me at. 600 Ca. an exhibition and sale of supervismy oificers wil1 no __ dieux, the preVIous mght. The 1 hand colored prints longer enable the department Lorne S. MacDonald of Grosse left wing window of the car I Each Harris Funeral Home is supervised by the Harris family. now in th~ third ~nd fourth to provide shih commanders on Poinle Park was named gen. I had been forced. The value of generations. For more than a half century Harris has p~ovjded oUlslandmg service for the people of Livonia, Garden City and Metropolitan Detroit. I all occasions. esp\!cially during eral attorney of Michigan Bell ithe tireI andI' Wheellhwa.s .$75: d' . vacation periods. , Loca po Ice au orl lest 10 I- The outslanding concern in Harris service is clearly seen in lhe careful, quiet consideratio.n II is recommended, he said, December 1. I cated that these thefts have given to bereaved families. and in the thoughtful ~~lilude toward funeral expense. This that "the table of organiz:ltion As general a\l()rney, Mac. I been growIng at a steady pace institution has selved five generations 111 many families. within the Uniform Patrol Di- Donald will be responsihle for Iover the past year. vision" provide for three ser- the company's statewide labor I You are invited 10 come in or phone any Harris Funeral Home and get direct, factual geants and three corporals. This and personnel malters, and also 0,... :Mi.. 4.,. 10:00 to 4:00 answers to all of your questions. would permit the ~cheduling of will assist in rate case matters. a patrol sergeant and a corpo. MacDonald joined Michigan A collection of hand colored, Iim.' ral on each of the three shifts Bell's legal department in 1951. WE DELIVER Hed edilion reproductions 01 the on a permanent basis, thereby, Prior to this he had worked for 0. 0,...... ,. ..,.... caricatures by Honore Daumier, providing permanent and relief Standard Oil of Indiana. He taken largely from Le Charivari. shill commanders on all shifts. spent three years in the U.S. R. G." G. R. The prints are indiVidually colored in styl.. and hue c1o..,ly following Chief Ferber stressed that Navy in World Wal II and serv- ROSLYN t~ edition published in Daumier's day. Each print is mounted under a the cstabli6hment 01 Ihe cor. cd in the Pacific area. FUNERAL HOMES hand

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. ~~~~ecember 10, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------~------_._ ... _------. .P. Farms Council Okays Gas Tank lan~ and removi~g an~ trans'i ,I,A)'JP I.U;IIT L1F'fEIl Professional Cl10raI Groups, 60 r,ece ' ferrm.g the suelJon hne and! lIIrs, Ilonald Car1st'Il,J.'iH5 .. C City Manager Andrew Brem. I The counl!i1 not only sanction. gas Dime from Ihe old tank, to Fairholrn('. ('()placld W 0 () cJ s Orc1lcstra GlVUlg oncert cr. Jr" informed the Farms I' cd Bremer's move. but it also, Ihe 5,OOO.;:all?11storage lank, in I police and ~~,por.I('d, ,Ihal, on Furniture Cleaners . __ eouneil on Monday December approved payment of 8 total of, Ihe garage. " Tuesday. Deumbcr 1, a lamp Christmas will come 10 North vited 10 altend Tickets are one h • I $ 830 t th S to K C I' Bremer lold the council Ihal I on Ihe fronl lawn II as stolt'n CHAIRS Shampooed Free ~ith II' h •. I • ,7. t at a new 2.000.galon gaso- I 1. 0 e '''0'' ons rue. ! the ill,tallation project. includ.: rhe lam~. a\lached to a \\rou~ht Ig School on ]~ursday. Dc. 1dollar for adults, 50 cents lor I line tank was so badly needed I lion company. which won the: ing the related pumping works. 'iron fence. was cslilnatec! liJ he

Love Seats, $10-Couches, $15-Seclionals, .$20 cember 11. at 8 0 clock. when I studenls. and may be purchased i at the Department of Public, contract for inslalling the lieII' was satisfaclorily compleled, : .vorlh 5100 GUARANTEED NEW LOOK the choral groups of ,Herman I from members of the music de. 1 Works garage. ChalIonle and:' ------,- - .- .. -..-_. ------..- ._- - -_. A. Clem and the 5O'plcee or. parlment . I ------~ ~ - - - ANDREWS FUR ....ITURE ClEA ....'I G chestra under the direction of S' ,'. . Kerby. that he authorIzed a re. , 1"'1I 1""1I N '. ' I mgmg Chnslmas faVOrites I . '1 p f .F AS' G d' • LO. 5.4300 .th~:~a~..1.1..I~.i~t~.ua~s.~:nc~;L 1..I..r.e...s..ent I will, te members. of the Con,cerl ~r~~~r.ent Without counci a ." or • •• roun ransportatlon ~~- __- ~~~~~~~~~-- -J TI' '1' . . I Choir, Ihe Beg Inn I n g Mixed B Id h '1 h ' ~ --. . . -- - ._ _ _ Ie entire commum y IS m.1 Chorus Ih Ad an cd M' d ~cmer ,to t e counci t alf I d f METRO AIRPORT lilC7771l:l1 'E1r=n(lJ~Iij 'liIl:ie551EJI - il:i;---,ei ----iei .. 'Ii" -_I i Choru~' th/ Point~ c~ol'ale l:~d an mspechon of Ihe I~nk show.,' , 0 an rom • r I the 110;1(' tones. ed Ihat It had deterl?rated 10 I • • • m i Fealur:d in solo performances ~~~~s~~e e~~~~t~g~~a~::e~;U~f'd I rn WI ARIG LAD ~ ,1'0'111 he Carl Sterr. bantone; coming hazardous and cosily 1II ~liIi l~rooks .Hoffman. tenor. and and required a replacement 'Shelly 1urner, alto. all mem. without delay bel'S of the Concert Choir. So. ' . . _ I I prano Cathy Christensen, memo .. , .. I' I e bel' of the Pointe Chorale. and hClty ~ommillee which mcludes 'ioprano Jill F:nzmami, of the !hll Schueler. Karen Roberls,

lIoneytones Will also perform fracy ~llen. Nancy Frede and I; YOU WAITI D ~solo roles, I Cathy Chnstenscn. I ! liI Some of the choral selections ~ ThL~ con c crt terminales a include "Chrislmas Is ...... 1 vcry active Christmas seaSOl1 AJRPORTS S~~~E LINES IN<. 1.800.552.3700 j "Houndelay Nuel." "Glory of for Ihe. music deparlment at ~ the Lord" "We Wish YOLl A Norlh Illgh School. Pomte Chor. TOU FREE••• WArn LINE •••• , • i., rese"IIti •• , e~. .\Ierry Christmas" "Dcck the ale mcmbers performed al Ihe ...... l.nl.': . , llalls." and "W'hal Child Is Grosse Pointe Melhodist Church. \'"~_....,... =::::::::::~=::====:I, This?" Norlh High Parent's Club Tea, FARK CREST MOTH. f,.. MfTAO A1IP01T EVElY HOUI I:Jl A highlight of Ihe el'ening will together \~'ith tiw C~neert Choir. en Ihe hour every hour, beginning 01 GH TNlIIOUI be two extended works, "Glory t,he Detroll Women s. Symphony 50,m, p [ HDU~AY INN AT CONN£IS Umousine near buggage claim area ot to God in the Ilighesl" from g,rou . lh~ Gros~c Pomte Woods each terminal. Ihe Chrislmas Oratoria by Jo. I resbylenan Church and St. 10 minutes after each hour, every hour, ~l'l hann Sebastiar. liach followed James Lutheran Church. h)' the Waring arrangement of T~ey will con c Iud e I~eir "Twas Ihe Night Defore Chrisl. Christmas engagements Wit h ------~~- mas." The NUI.th Jligh School performances at Grosse Pointe ~ I:J Symphony Orcheslr:\ will ac- Yacht Club on December 11 and company: Town Club and lIoly Community II II The orchestra will open the Lulheran Church on December Adventures in Good Reading onDER NOW TO INSURE EARLY DELIVERY ~ program with "Fantasia" on the 15. , I:l Alleluia H)'1nn Ending lhe con. A short series of c(lncerls, cert in a traditional finale, Ihe I combllllllg I.he talent.s of the combined orchestra mas sed Concert ChOIr and Pomle Chor. ~ chorus. The choir. 'alumni and ale. are slated to begin on Dc. THE I:J guests will sing the "Allellllia cemher 16 for a school as. ROGIR RINKI Chorus from Handel's "Mes sembly, , siah." The two groups are presently ~. North's audilorium has been maki~g video tapes for ~t. John I:J~decked with gay Christmas sym. Hospital. fo~ prese~~atJon on I 'C CO. bols especially for the conccrl closed, CirCUIt teleVISIOn there CADI LLA by John Shea's decorating com. on Chnslmas eve. On December ~RNIN I mittee which includes Kalhy 21 members will serenade pa. iii~ ~1:J1' Healy. Mike Rinke. Bill Stipek lienls in hos.pitals and COlli' ales. , VAN DYKE BETWEEN 10 A.ND 11 MILE ROADS and Val Blatt. cenl homes In the area. ' Making sure everyone in the Norlh High sludents will hal'e TELEPHONE' 536 6260 157 0767 I:J eommunity knows about this ex. the pleasure of he a r i n g the . . or - m tra-special Chrislma< treat arc groups carolling in the halls jusl, LeWZ:WElI ..!I' 'Ill' Ill"~ '1:l1iiii5iii5Ol1:l==:WI:J~I:J==allll 'e~ members of Chris Galante's pub. prior to Christmas vacation. TREE I . OWNED AND OPERATED BY RIDGLEY BOOK CENTER IN PERSON! 18332 Mack Ave" Grosse Pointe Farms, Ntext to Village Food Mkt. Phone 882-8677

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RETAUA110N I ~"ff1I ..,'", , Parents Invited PTA At Kerby "'A." .... '... Kids High on Prayer Plan In the game o( life don't get k_ Back to School Meets Dec. 16 the idea you can pitch brickbats EAST SiDE and catch bOI.lquets. To Hold Youth Day Dec. 12 H£ARING AID CENHR The Mason.PTA will hold Its The Kerby School will present CjC)ss AWNINGS Before the Christmas tree is second general meeting of the By Wilma Greenway I his ordination, and as a mark a program "Christmas in Song l" trimmed, Pop always has be. '7907 t. Wortro TU I It.l GIVE LONG LASTING SERVICE year OD Wednesday, December , i o( gratitude for his visit to and Story" (or the Kerby PT A to Get Year 'Round Protection 16. at 7:30 o'clock. 'The entire Man proposes, God dlsposeS'j America and the United Na. at 7:30 o'clock on Wednesday. with New Beautiful evening will be devoted to The kids have done It again! . tlons, These letters will be col. Decl)mber 16, in the school gym. "Back To School Night." From the strident chorus 'of de. Ilected and forwarded to the nasium, Vil1)'1 Coated Dacron Fabrics Parents will be conducted on mand and protest. a new note- I Pope, as a tribute from the Students o( grades two, (our, tours of the building by their the tonal cadence of prayer.,' youth of Detroit. and five 1or.i11 ofter s~ngs, poems, A ~ children. From the kaleidosco of s. The youngster~ are hoping I ancl. readmgs tYPlca,1 o( .the 6330 E. JEFFERSON Refreshments will be served chedelic neuroses uf: fren~i~ (~ey'll get help wl.th transporta. Chl'lstmas season, 'MISS R I t a G+lRISTMAS GIFT fREE ESTI"'''TU • COI'fVEMlliMT RRM' in thl! gymnasium following contortions of bo'p, rock. hard: lion. A (ew. special buses and IFI.aherty, ~Iement~ry Resource classroom visitatlon. rock and addictive trauma-the volunteer ~rJvers could do a lot Teacher, w~1Icoo~dm~te th~ pro. simpte sanity o( a "plan for Ito put their program over the gram. MUSical direction Will be " top handled by Mr. Mendel Lucat. peace. . sky a . t d b M E I tkot\~kRJw Auditions Set Not from the intelligenlsia. OM thing they're not worried " SSISe y rs. ve yn For Tuxis Show Not from the college campus or about is the success of their KYZlvat., . the courts of learning. guest priest. Father Peyton's Immedlat~ly followl~g the pro. 1)~kt. From the kids, The preschool. dynamic charm and Irish sin. ~ram a SOCial ,hour wllI be held I Auditions will be held on Sat. ers, grade.schoolers and teen. cerity have captured audiences IKnthe gymnasium, ~r~. Donald! SPOTS urday. December 12, (rom one agers who are simple enough to o[ 500,000, 700,000, evel1 a m11. a,~en and ~rs. Da~lel Manthe, I to three o'clock, at Gros~e spot a phony philosophy, and lion, in a single rally. The kids socia! committee chairmen, hal'e Spots, according to a recent survey cause the great- Pointe Memorial Church. for genuine enough 10 speak in a met him last year and he slole appomted Mrs. Thomas K~ess. the annual show sponsored by clear true voice. their hearts. Ditto, the parents! back 10 arrange fo~ decoratIOns. est number of complaints against dry cleaners, Our the Tuxis youth group of the Th~y did it awhile back with They think his Family Prayer Refreshments 11'1.11be ser', cd 28 YC.'rs experience has taught us to remove stains church. a Fatima play that dramatized Crusade is something to get hi(lh by Mts. Frank LUCido, Mrs. Ger. This ~ear's show will consist a new way of "peace through on-and they're gung.ho to aId ,!'Iurphy, Mrs. R 0 her t before dry cleaning. You can help by telling us of.a series o,f one.act plays and prayer." prove it. Schmidt, Mrs. Charles Campbell, what the spots are, sklt~ and ~Jil be 'pre~entp.d ,n They're doing it again this Well, that's the plan. Quite a IRMrs. Lawrence Doyle and Mrs. Aprll.at Fries ~u~ltorlUm. month wilh a contest. And in switch from the usual run of I obert Northard. A~hng and smgmg rolc:s ~re December, two weeks before news. , avall~bl~. Those auditioning I Christma~, with a Youlh Prayer Will the kids pull it oU? If i. HELP for smgmg roles are asked to Day program they want all the h d' d th D;SSTON DENBY CLEANERS e la I bring their own sheet music to kids to attend t e d n~~s .sPhrtea s e 'I't t . . t . wor • ",ey ':D)USt mlg . STAMP OUT CORDLESS ELECTRIC 2 Grosse Pointe Store. f aCII a e plano accompammen., They had th~ nerve to ask ~ Man proposes. God disposes. world.famous man o( prayer Wanna back 'em? As the kids _ GRASS SHEAR 15029 KcrchevClI 20087 Mock ON WI~GS to spark their pro,~ran:,-and the say-the world hasn't got a ~ 01 Maryland 01 Fairholme Makes grass lrimming lun lor tile entire lamlly. People do aU fight today as g,'ace to get a yes answer. prayer without yours! • Trims your lawn in Y3 the time, more hours lor PICK.UP-DELIVERY VA 2.7055 (al as income goes-no matter Hollywood's Fat her Patrick ' _ ~~', summer pleasure. which way they turn it goes. Peyton. the apostle of family • Light and compact, only 28 ounces. ------.---- prayer whose slogan "The fam. Blue Cross Post • Cordless convenience. ily that prays together. stays '~'" • Permanent type batteries recharge overnight. together" is known the world Given to Bacon \~~"-" '~~~':'''..'~'~,\.• Non-stick coated, self.sharpening blades. over. will fly to Detroit as their "'-,~ '. , Inelud.. UL approvtd guest preacher. Michigan Blue Cross announc. - r.ehlfller .nd WIHbrlektL Some handy Information about Now they're appealing to ed that its Board of Trustees ~~ newspaper publishers, editors, has elected Howard W. Bacon, TV and radio programmers to r new phone rates wIthin MichIgan. an executive wilh 22 years' ser. B SPECIAL $2995:!34~iS: spread the word. Maybe they '11 vice, to the post o( Vice Pres . tRiVl.f win there, too! ident-Marketing. The word? Bacon, 52, had been manager .,.~4: A Youth for Prayer Contest- ~.vnn~ o( the National Groups Depart. ~~. - ...:~',~ They're simpler. And the rates are more fair. with kids of every age invited ment since 1963. He succeeds to enter. William H. Dunlop, who died in With the chart below, for Look: at the chart again. Notice A Youth Day for Prayer-Sat J~in @> Today October. urd1lY, December 12-with kids instance, you can figure out what it that you're now charged for "each" Bacon attended Grosse Pointe of every creed and religion in. For Information Call ... will cost to call any number in the minute you use the phone. (Before, High School and graduated from vited to raUy for God and the University of Michigan, be. GTosse Pointe Division prayer at Our Lady Star of the Garden Supplies state. Any number outside of your you'd pay for no less than 3 minutes. fore receiving a naval commis. 15415 E. JEFFERSON Sea Church, 5'75 Ballantyne local callil'lg area. Whether you used them all Of not.) sion and serving in the Pacific PHONE 821-6300 19815 Mack TU.l.6233 road. Grosse Pointe Shores. 'The Theater during World War II. Four things determine what Also notice that you're given famous F ..ther Pat Peyton wilt George Measel, Manager Bacon has worked in the mar. be there for a 10:30 a.m, mass you pay: discounts for dialing direct rather keting and enrollment area and brunch to which all arc throughout his Blue Cross ca. How far you call within Michigan. than using an operator. welcome, (Bring a 25 cent dona- reer. As marketing vice presi. tion, kids, if your bank can How long you talk. Both. of these changes wefe dent, he will have prime reo Charlie Rossie's sland the strain.) Whether an operator calls the num- made fOf one feason. People should The contest will be on the sub. sponsibility for e n roll men t growth, group and subscriber ber or you dial it yourself. onlybeasked to pay for what they use. ject of prayer. in several erea. service, and market relations. DOWNTOWN FORD The time and day. Fair? Fair. tive arts categories. Youths may make Banners-Posters-Poems Invites You To See -Short Essays-Letters. Any. Ed Weiss one under 21 is eligible. Judg. SEWER For Your Next ing will be on the basis o( merit 1~;11am'1j Aft '.' r------Handy c:ut-out for future reference. ------., and age. The three top entries New or Used Car will receive awards, but t.he TROUBLE? !~ I Long Distance ,rates within Michigan ! kids are stressing that "every c.n • The Most Complete Faciliti.~ entry is a winning prayer for in th e Detro it Area I How long Basic rate per minute Discount rate per minute I God," They hope to display • Rental and Leasing Programs , Q distance, if an operator places if you dial direct. (b) I hundreds o( cl'ntest entries in Ed Weiss • Chauffeur Service to Your (Miles) your call. (a) 20% off. (c) 40% off. (d) I the big stores and churches 0-20 S~ 4~ J~ I during the Christmas season Downtown ..OHice or Down- 21.2S 1O~ 81 6~ I and in the year of 19'11. J. L. A Good Man 'own Shopping Arell 26-30 ISI 121 91 I Hudson Co. has donated girt To Know certificates of $25, $15 and $10 1.833E. JEFFERSON 31-SO 201 161 121 , (or the three winning entries, 1530~ KE~CHEYAI ' .• YA 2.9070 51-100 251 201 151 I IOI~200 301 241 I8~ I ;~i~e~h~:~d~ear:rc~:Jn~o o~~~~ -r.-.-.;!-i-~.~-'.-:-.:,-,.~-•.•-'.{:J-~:-: :",,-~,-:';~-t-,~"-~-'-,.",-::f-;?~-:V-~:l~-•.:?R-~'l-~'(-\-':'::ih'-:,-.-,,-: ,~'-O!-:,:-',,-Il~-'~-'-:':,-...;!;:':\~-,-:-".t~-:'r'-r-"'-;'1-..,-::~",-~-,.-.,:~-.Rv.':-:~-;-~~-

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inches tall, well groomed. with said to be about five feet Ihrre wa s no description or his cloth. 5.1" & S.rvic. "', Vandals Daluage Methodists Plan Woman's Return blond hair, and wearln~ a black inches taU. also well dressed ing, Bot h aPPl'arcd to he in ~~"~"',',,','~:V~l~~.~ ,I leather jackel. The other was and having brown hair. There their early lc('ns, it was said. '/,. "i Outdoor Lamps Silver Jubilee Scares Thieves

Six Woods residents complained Thc Grosse Poinle Unilcd A "oman's return r rom a to police concerning b r 0 ken I Ml'thorlisl Churl'll. 211 Moross shopping lrill apparently (right. ~M1NI BIKESPECIALglass panes and damagl'd man. road, will celeilrale its 25th ened a way burglars who in. ties on their gas lamps caused Anniversary and the official vaded hl'r rl'sidl'llcC on Wl'dnes. What kind of nut buys Rullman. L.T.D, Trailblazer, Benelli by vandals during the dark dedication or the church on da)', De('('rnber 2. Sile had fOl/nd S.P.!. Speedway and Insta.Bike, hours of Friday, December 4 Sunda)', Dl'cl'llIbl'r 13, al which Ihe front d"or open anll a port. Sales & Service and Saturday, December 5, lime the congrcga lion II ill JIll r. able (elcl'ision set in the hall. ail conditioning out of season? Mr. Peter Biglin, 573 Robert Iiripale in a ('CrrmOIlI' rl'liring way entrance to (he dining room. SKI.TRAC ... See The New SKI.TRAC John, reported to Woods police the mortgage on thl' dlllrch that four glass panes and the building, Mrs, J e l' 0 III (; R. ~toeking for Mini Bike •.•• it convem your Bike manUe were broken during the of 293 Wcb"I('r, told iOl'estigat. into a Snowmobile. night causing $10 worth of ing officers that shl' left home damage. at about 9:30 p,m, to do some .. O"ly $159,95 Estimating the damage at $30, grocery shopping, and returned Daniel Bolsford, 1585 Hampton, \ at apllroxlmalely 11 :30 pm" to said the mantle, glass and frame the front door ajar and the door of his lamp were broken soml'. glass broken. time between 2 a,m. and 7 a.m. , Chrcking further, she sa i d. Saturday. she discoI.ered the TV set in the --A Ross Richardson, 1597 Hamp. hallway. It had been remo\'ed ton, also told police that his from the closet of the second lamp was damaged sometime af- floor, Mrs. Sto('king disclosed. ter 2 a.m. Saturday, and said the Stocking residence. said that it wlll cost $10 to repair, The policemen dispatched to Police answered another caB, Ihe entire house hlld been ran. this from the home of RaYloond sacked. and the dining room MAYBE YOVR DOMESTIC'S JOB Youngblood. 1261 Edmundton, buffet drawer had been go n e reporting that two panes and through, However, according to isn't as important to you lI& your husbands, but it is to the mantle were broken causing Mrs. Stocking. nothing seemed her and her iamily. And what she tells her conununity $10 worth of damage. to be missing from the house. Steve Stashuk, 1330 York. The officers found a witness and young about equal opportunity. fair play and the town, reported seeing a light who slated that she was looking American way, will be based upon your attitude concern. car in the vicinity after three out of the window of her house, ing wages. sick pay, paid vacations, Christmas bonus, and paues were broken on his gas BISHOP E. LODER and I:aw two young men stand. a financial arrangement while you're away on your lamp, ing at tbe front door o( the Finally, Mrs. Kenneth Ret. The Rev, Perry Thomas, pas- vacation. ' Stocking house for about two ford, 1397 Yorktown. c a II e d tor. has asked Bish(lp Dwight minutes, after which the pair Woods police Saturday to report Loder, Uniled Melhodist Church entered the building. The wit. The best way for Grosse Pointe women to help solve their that about 3:50 a.m., occupants bishop (or the entire State of ness said she Ihought it was th,! racial problem i$ to remember that your domestic's life, of a light colored car threw an Michigan, 10 preach at both son of 1111'.and Mrs. Stocking, family, reapectability. and future evolve thru you-her object hitting and breaking the Sunday services. Bishop Loder's with a friend, gaslight in front of her home. residence is in Grosse Pointe One )'outh was described as employer, Each of the Incidenls was re. Park. being a b 0 u t five feet three ported separately to WO?ds pol. To further commemorate the ice within a 24.hour period. Silver Jubilee of the founding of the Pointe Church, a commit- CALL Same kind of nut who buys a snow buggy in July. Grosse Po;,d. HIiMon Relotio"l ('olillcil TIP TO MOTORISTS tee, heeaded by Mrs. W. G. A summer suit in September. The off. season nut who likes Box D.7, 99 Kercheval, Grosse Poi"te Fa, .... , Mich. Bronson, has planned Ihree af. Heather-On- The-Hill Remember motorists, safety to squirrel away lots I')f savings. laws are no substitute for the fairs, the first of which are Ihe for driver who is safety.minded. events set for Sunday. Right now, we can put Carrier air conditioning in your The others will be an histo. WEDDING rical drama prepared by memo residence or business at a!'"l "out-of.season" price. New beNl of the congregation and INVll AliONS Carrier equipment. Professionally installed at your conve. which wiII be presented in the nience. Financing available-easy terms. sprIng; and a church-wide din- TV 1-7161 ner, date to be announced later, Call us this week for a free survey and estimate. Be to which the church congrega. the kind of nut w~o bags a real value - out of season. tion and their friends will be PICHE ALL NEW! InvIted. MAINTENANCE(0. Speeders Tried Co...pl.,. C...... rel.1 allcl THE 1971 OPEL 1900'S ARE HERE R.licl.ntlol WILLIAMS In Woods Court JANITORIAL SERVICES Refrigeration & Heating, Inc. F,... Eltimatn SALES. SERVICE Upholstery CI.. "h,. Woods Judge Don J. Good. TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY Carpet Shampootng, 14711 HARPER row heard 10 cases to clear the Floor Wa"lng, Window Cleaning Your HeClting Clnd Cooling Heodquorten Sin,e 1937 docket on Tuesday, December 1. Half of the cases heard were for 791.3277 775.8144 speeding, Don Piche, Jr. Autho'lzed .... D•• ,.' FROM '2221. Alexander Strohecker, 19466 SI. Louis, In Delroit was (ound guilty of speeding after enter- ing a guilty plea. Strohecker was fined $15 and ordered to pay $5 in court costs, Choose from Four Great Broadloom Textures Dennis Girardin, 6341 Lode. wyck, Detroit, was also found guilty of speeding but was fined All Of Easy-Care Kodel@'olyester Pile 4 Models $50. He had pled guilty. LARGER! Entering a not guilty plea, to Michele Abdoo, 628 Perril'n, Choose ROOMIER! was found guilty by t!J(' court QUIETER! and fined $10. From Richard Pomeroy, 12848 Ver- non, in Warren, was ordered All on to pay a fine of $20 aCler being found guilly of speeding. MODEL 57R SHOWN James Serra, 6055 Rohns, De. troit, pled guilty to another charge in addition 10 the chargl' oi speeding, Finding him guilty I of both charges, Sl'rra paid a fine of $15 for speeding and $10 ror driving wilh no opel alor's Sale license on his person. t Janet Wootton, 25867 Colling- now at one RICHARD wood, Roseville. pled not guilty 10 a chargl' of failing to yield the ri,::hl.of.way and causing an acciden!. The courl round I low price! BUICK-OPEL her guilty, suspendl'd her sl'nt. ence and ordercd her to pay REGULAR 13.95 VALUE MELISSA 15103 KERCHEVAL costs of $5, Charles Conlon, 1505 Aline, Unusually heovy tip sheared texture delivers extro toughness, re- siliency and bounce Dock ... takes beautifully to the toughest Iralfic VA. 1-5400 also pled not guilty 10 a charge l~ areas Handsome nubby looks odds interest to any room in 19 decoralor of failure to yield the right.o!- colors: t...... • • • • • • • • way before colliding with an- 44 • • other car. He was found guilty Sq. Yd. and fined $10 (or Ihe offense. Complete Jefrey Vanassche, 939 Balian. '9 tyne, pled guilty to driving with no correclivl' lenses. He Includes Sponge Rubber was found guilly and finl'd $10. Gary Lee Shaw, 20675 Van Padding and Tackless Installation Anlwerp, was found guilty of trespassing and gaining pro. hibited enlry. The "ourt placed Luxurious b road- Shaw on probation for six loom carpet,; by fa- months and ornl're(\ him to pay mous.name Spring- court costs of $25 for his offense. He had enlercd a guilly plea. maid-of easy-care • Robert Stinziano, 32015 14 Kodel1l> and A v I in ~liIe, in Farmington, pled guilty Polyester pi Ie. Kodel DON'T • • • ••• of possession of marijua ..a and was found guilty by Ihe court and Avfin are two LET YOUR HOME CRAMP YOUR STYLE ariel' weeks or investigation, of the magic manmade fibers that make Slinziano was ordered on proba. home making more pleasant. They are rich- Live spaciously, right where you are, with all the bedrooms you need, a tion to tbe Wayne County Pro- er fuller more resi Iient, They laugh ilt dirt. bation Department (or one year convenient extra bathroom, a fami'y room for the good times, a recrea- witb the first 15 days to be JI;St onc'e over lightly and they come up tion room for the kids or a work-saving dream kitchen. spent in thl' D~troit Ilouse of Clear, Bright, Nice:. And they're moth- Correction, Costs assessed to proof, mildew-proof and non- allergenic. Do (ou can have all this without moving, iust by calling CUSTOMCRAFT Stinziano were in the amount not confuse these broadloom carpels with CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. Why not give us a call and see how of $200. Goodrow signed 28 warrants lower. priced qualities YOll have seen adver- easily we can convert your present house, in your own familiar neigh- (or (ailure to answ('r COUl'l tised, These are offered by the makers of borhood, into a gracious new home' summ.1ns while nine ca~cs were: MON1'EREY famous Springmaid Sheets and regularly dismissed. A sturdy, Qoo

Louis XUI never had it so lood! Surel~ he would have lost his head over this elesant sofa. Althouah the' araceful desian is of his era. the fabric. workmanship and finish far outclass anythins of his dav. Hudson.s created this exquisite piece for one of our city.s masnificent mansions for $100. but if ended UP in our warehouse at a fraction of that. --For why?t YOU ask. So wetll tell vou. between sobs. This act of fate sent our ace decorator just about over the edae. The fabric was risht on the button ($16 a.yard. and the proper stripe) ••• the style worked beautifullY into the room it was desisned for ••• the color was stunnins. But (sob-sob>. the customer was transferred to the wilds of Manhattan. and the sofa was left without a home. So off to

the warehouse* t and a stiff reduction in price ••• curses!

*You may not find this exact sofa in either of our warehouse stores, for by now, a crafty shopper who keeps her eye on our ads and our stores, no doubt has beaten you to it. But don't despair., . both our Warren and Madison Warehouse Stores have many other such items for you who know value, quality and fashion, Come see! hudson.s warehouse stores

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Thursday, December 10, '970 G R 0 SSE POI N T F. N E 'IN S Page Nine ------I ----_._------_. ------_._------Pointers Earn MSV Degrees IFraud Prevented By Ser\'ice Man U",lp olher people bear their I The secret of success seems I burdens, but don't come home to deDend half on what we do OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9, EXCEPT SAT. Twenty Pointers were among I LoU Jr" 601 Washington, who Use of a stoien credit card I patched in an unsuccl'ssful loaded every night. and half on what we don't. the more than 1,799 students earned his PhD in Speech. I to buy a complete set of auto.' effort to apprehend .thl.' cui. who received degrees from Theatre; Mary M. Quinn, 592: mobile tires was preventerl' prits. Michigan State University al University, who was awarded, Monday, November 30, when a' A ch"ck on Ihe card revealed , (~~ recent commencement exer. a BA in Psychology; M. E.: gas station service man lried Ihat it had bN'n slolcn some I * * \ - j Special cist's. '. Sheridan, 951 Vernier. who Ito verify a valid sale by tele. time ago and ~he I.hell was. rl' ~~1C" They wer~ Mane Brmkman, earned a BA in English' Thea I phoning the name on the ported to polite 1Il 1l0sevJlIl'. 1677. P~estwlCk, who earned a . ' credit card. Another credit card wilh the DAVE GREEN BS m General Hom" Econom. dore Hodges, 248 Ridgemont. L Sh bl' I l same naml.' h'ld previously hl'l'll . . ee am In, an emp 0)'1.' 0 ,. Electr;cal COlltr.el., EDUCA.TIONAL Ics; David Colby, ,741 Hal.l" e~rned a BS 1Il Mechamcal En. Joseph's Mobile Service, 20700 i used in an eHort 10 buy item~' 273.8787 837.6025 thorne,. who earne.d hiS MBA In gmeenng; John H. Rentenbach, Mack, was approached by a, flem a dOlhing Slore. Ma.rkeltng; MarCIa Cook, 1460 ~4 Beverl.!:'" was a~arded a BA youth described as 5' 11", with Woods pl'hee received a l/l' FOil HEAT WITHOUT FLAME fEMEM811 PUZZLES Falrholn:'e. who .earned her BA In Adverl1Slng; Ml~hael Calea. long hair, and wearing a faeled '\I'rilJlioll o.f Ihe dril'er of thl', MY NAME d~gree In English; Peter De- t~rra, ~3 La~epolnte. earn~d fatigue jackel, wanting to buy ear as hem;.!, a,b,,:uI t6 or 17 Vine, 800 Notre Dame, who hIS BA In Philosophy; Marvm $129 worth of new tires. When j'l'arS old, 5 3, long hlack RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • L1~T & POWER &- earned a BA in, Eeonomic~, and Howle, 1778 Bo~rnemouth, was he asked the buyer lor identiCi., hair I'omllt'd b,lck, .apd wear Lance A. Fleming, 1336 BiShop, awarded a BA m General Bus calion he was told the bov .n" a black leather Jackel. PROMPT SERVICE WE CAfE WA.LL QUOITS who earned bis MBA in Finance. iness Administration; Thomas, didn't 'carry anything fol' ident;- Police hal'e a record of Ihe More arc Carolyn Hines, 419 R. Jennings, 683 Lochmoor, licalion.' I 1971 IiCl'lISl' nlate num!JI'r of; Speciolilh in: Champine, who earned her BS ea.rned a BA in Marketing; Shamblin then said he would .'III' I'al: hut have h('('11 delaYI'd: in Home Economic Teaching; !If.lchael Loures. 19650 East call the person whose name In lra,'m>:, Ihl' lIumbl'f heeause' any 2 for $5. Stasia Kambos, 1100 Beacons Kmgs Courl •. ":as awarded .a was printed on the card, Edgar of slow flllllg procedures of n('~ .E3E~KD field, who earned a BS in 110mI.' BA.. m Adverl1smg, and Dal'ld :-leyersciek, to establish au- plall's hy Ihe Sel'C('tal')' of State s , ELECTR IC BASEBOARD HEATERS Economic Teaching; R 0 g e r LYI}ynen, 522 Glen Arbor, was Ihorizalion for the sale. When hl'l'nsl' !lureall. I Regularly 450 and $5 each Klee, 492 St. Clair. who earned awarded a BA in Industrial Ad. he tried to call the youlh left ---- _ his BA in Economics. and ministration. Ihe Scene in a' car driven b) INGREDlANTS I Thomas H. Kleene, Jr,. 1373 ----- a friend, leaving the card with' Sucecss is largel\, a matter Electrical Repairs for F.H.A. A great pre-holiday gift value I Cadieux, who was awarded a OUT OF STEP Shamblin. of ways and me,~ns- _ winning And City Violations BS in Social Science. Prayers of the man who Shamblin immediately called ways ar.d sulfidenl means. Puzzles and games children enjOy Still more are Gloria Litos, prays {or himself alone are the police, saying the car head- _ 144S Grayton, who earned a BA about as effective as his in ten. I'd north on Vernier, and om. A lot of good resolutions aro' House Power by DAVE GREEN plaYing as they learn skills of 273-8787 837.6025 in Social Science; George E .. tions. ('el' Bruce l\larone was elis- lIlanUflldul'L'<1 th~ Illuming aCl~J'. dexterity and gain knowledge ------

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WOOD PICTURE PUZZLE CLOCK Timeteacl1er and puzzle combined, g"x9~~". 28 interlocking pieces with 12 number portions, panels illustrating a child's c ec wit us activities, and 4 season depicting corners. Man'Jlacturers checking accounts are designed $5,000 or n:ore, depending on your needs 10 bring you the utmost in checking convenience and qualifications. at little or no cost. And we'll help you select ,he II you prefer not to maintain a minImum or plan that's best for you, average monthly balance, a Manufacturers WALL QUOITS GAME Our 200/500 Checking Plan completely Special Checking Account will prove economi- An old favorite to challenge your skill, eliminates service charges when you mainlain cal and convenient You pay lust 12~c lor each the color.bright ring toss board with a minimum balance of $200 or an average check written bold numbering, brass hooks mount~ on 12"x 12" plywood, and six rubber rings, monthly balance 01 $500 Get .all the facts Check in al any of Better yet, when you open a Unicheck Ihe 70 offices 01 ~ ~ Account you'll get no-service-charge checking Manufacturers ~ II plus a built-in line of credit 01 $300, $1,000, ", ha I's my ban k Momh<', f.rieral D.po.,' In,u'once (OlpO'Ohan Jacobson'S TOY DEPT I N THE VILLAGE "

GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday, December 10, 1910 ------.- -- .. - ---- _._------~_- ... lIl--R!l!\Ei-.il\lC\1It'.!.~~~'~, "::BM!i"~m,,'d:~d~i'R'%\~~~VMI6-FOR RENT, 16C-OFFICE FOR RENT. 18-ARTICr.ES FOR SALE IS-ARTICLES FOR SALE a-ARTICLES FOR SALE --- !JN~~RN.SHED _ -OF F1CE~ BU-IL 0 iNG - 'JllO-VING - Selling ev;r;'thil;g-~ IIAMl\1OND ~ho~d~;ga-;;Pinel GOOD QUALITY 96" sofa $139, - 3 BEl>nOO"t 11,2 bath m Farms. I oil painllngs, landscapes and I size. Excellent con d i t ion, pole lam;:! $17. end tables $59 JW partially furnished, Immed, II for Lease , flora Is, $2{).S5~; Tappan stove, I Wonder(ul Chrislmas g i f t. each, $99 bolh,. corfee table C'LASSZ~Z~'D , late occu Janc)', 881.8515, 19511 MACK Ave, PrestIge: $51: formit'a kllchen sel, $20: $400, 8826437, I $99, pull up chairs $85 each ~ . building. 1,575 square ;eel. beds. 3 dressl'rs, $10 eaeh: I ------I both $149, good chairs $3,50, t" GROS~E POINTE 1 usable ~Joor area, carpelcd, anliqu(' lrunk, $35; linens. I'A1NT keepsake. w?oden 01" I Complete bedroom set $119, ." Ii I WOODS ,d~apl's, 2 ~avatories.' co:npact I 12461 Hiad near K~lIy.Moross, nall\~~ls or key <'ilaInS, Lar,ge I 1 V $99 ctc. 353.0085. It THE BERKSH IRES kltl'hen, aIr c\Jndlhoned. all" Thursday.Fnda)', 14. Satur selection. 55 cenls. Also tll\' - - - - ,------;-- . -, cleaner, full basement, uniquc daySundul', 11.4 ~vare cream cans, milk palls,l L1~ENS,sllverchlna co\,ectors ADS LUXUriOUs apartments and town. layout Suitable fl.!' any pro. Inslruehon books and pat I PlCCeS, - furl1l1ure and gen. houses wllh 1.2 or 3 bedrooms. I fession, I OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY terns, 5547 Graylon, 8840423. I eral IlI\e, Call TUxedo 2-"00 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly % IR'""EN10T2A"LlslatFhsR"OM $275: COX & BAKER I l.argest Selection of Resale ~1IH1S;l'MAS -T!liE--tri~lInillg. ' Barbara's Antiques ~ ' . I CIOlhing in Area, lights. wrapPings and greet. 11133 Morang Your Ad Can Be Charged IFurnished" model oten daily 'ex.' 885-7900 Clothing, Accessories and ina l'ards, TO 1.IIM. ------cepl Wedntlsday) 12 noon lo 8 1 Household Artid~s taken - -~------TV RADIO. slereo combination, " .., 'fWf;;t",Ipili On Veln;er. Road across 2022$ r.tACK,-Bet;e~n 7 ;nd 8, i on consignment. 101,0 Gl!NS - Any kind. any $175. bedroom set $50, 881. (ro~ 1.0chlllOor Golf Course. Large private front offiCI!. LEE'S FASH ION I 1ART con~lJon, Call M 0 n t e, TU, 5350. ',.5 "-SITU "TIO"', Office 7750800- Model 8865711 Also adjoining office if need. , '4.2654, I T--l --U-CK ROO';;--OO -K ' I4-HELP WANTED, A '" ~ . .. '20339 Ma('k TU 1.8082 ------IE A In, 1 el. Clcusijied Deadline GENERAL DOMESTIC 5 HOOM 10 I" er flat, use of ed. All' conditIoned, vacant. I , ,. • ' F'IGURE ICE SKATES. high, cheval. Handmade Nepali pill i -- slo\'e, rcfri~('rator, washer Lander 6840100 or 882.7580, 10 to 5,30 Oal1\, Fn. lII9.. white shoes. size 5'h. small, boxes, pendants. rings. brace. Is Tuesday noon. 12 p,m,. I'ART TIME Teacher-Nurser) l.ADY w'lnls t day, st('ady. de: and dr\'er inl'1udf'd, Sma II NOW AVAILABLE. upstairs or. TEl.ESCOPE, Ilkl' IWI\', com, I Esplclally made for noted lets, earrings, necklaces and tor all new COP}', changes of school B,A, degree. Experi pendabll', n'fen'ncl's VA 11 ('hild 0; pet ac('ep'('d 9 a m, (ice in Chet Sampson Tra\'el plete ski Sl't, bools, size 61,~. professional. Also girls shert finely detailed copper. brass. copy and cancellahons, It is enced only Send resume, 9428 to 5 I' Ill. 83t1;425 aflel 5 p.m. Service Bldg .. 100 Kerchen!. Dress (orm Size 12 belt mas lubular hockey skal'>s, size 5, bronze and enameled plCces. suggested that all real e ;tate PO, Box 5138, Grosse Poinle I 791 9670 TU 57510. sager ru 4.6496 ' TO HI54, Also decoupage and man y c<>py be submitted to our 48236. ._1 TAKE TilE DAY OFF 1 IIAHVAIlD, 3 bedroom. ' , I')' , - - Si'OP---AllleSi;;~r-St~diO] other distinctive works of 10l'al office b)' Monday 5 p m, I1376 fOn LEASE, Grosse POlnle HOME OWNE ,S 2126' i.o'l BI d F Ii artists and craftsman. Now ~IAIDS transported Bonded" 2', halhs. family rOtllll. No I Park, 3,200 square feet. ware- : Only $56 lieI' leal' Buy $20,000 I 'lc Imoor v' 01'1'as until Christmas ,- PART T IME TELLERS , s('feened Insured domestic pl'!S S3?5 munll! Sl'l'urily 10 f b 'Id'd d . I ' $ 0000 ,"our.' a c ram e s UPPIe. . Cbar Ad,-12 Wo,d for $150: ., ,- i I use, lIIe UI mg, mSlel on your lI"ellng, I, on (:I I 886.6501 ------;------.- ge NATIONAl Bank of Detroit has help for one day or more, I, deposit reljulred R859H9 parkmg for 6 trucks Nice of. 1 your contents, $25,000 habJlily I asses a so . CAl'I Dc MonU lam~, sll~er I Dc each odd",enol word ." I f' , I It b k ~t tlque dla openm.gs for part tIme te\lers DO!\fESl'IC I' E H SO NXEL ,PIIILII' south o( Jl'lfl'rson _ ' Ices. heasonable. protection. Automobile own. CHEDE:-lZA by Drexel. beauli. p a er, ow. nu an • Call al !IIam O(fl~e Bran('h ~erm POOL. 961,1060, 9630161. Upper, sunroom, lien,' fire I' & It HEALTY ers' Only Sl841 quarterly ful Mediterranean, cost $350. mo~d ring ~20, !IIiscellaneous TUxedo 2-6900 anent poSItIOns ml'olvlIIg 2 I , plate, I(arage "Iature adults 886.9120 . 8859063' buys $IO,O~O$20,000 f liabiliti' for $185. Evenings 7767786, antl4ue~ _V~~~~ _91964: __._ days per week Allractive 'IATlY ';,shes <1a,'s Sat\Lrda\'~ Sl25, 331.2101. ON.TIIE IIILL, des k spa c e: ~~~t~I~:y TUal:l~i:6, 01' sa e ------SOFA 8 foot, beige quilted salin NEWS SALES STATioNS slarlmg salary, rel(ular re- I C'II ft '6 :, "TY' 6 'I bl J " I DF.SIG"'F.R STUDIO finish Llkl' new 823.2797. I'ues and pleasanl working I a a er eHnW),S. '1 SHOHU1I:E EAST aval a e, anuary 1st. l\ep y . __ , DOWNTOWN AREA conditions ' 3673, AI'AHT~tE1I:TS !lox Y.3, Grosse Pointe News DIHJLYTE TEN 4 piece place SEE one of a kind gIfts and ~ AMI" Hoadmasler boys bikes GI'and Orcu. Park Newa Sland • 1 FO-R RE;"T "On Ihe waler's edgl'" sellmgs \\Ith chest an:! four I fashions for lhe Hohday 2126 2Q" Skyrider new, Aurora • MainUc New. Sland 6 • CASH handling and/or public - ~ • By appointmenl 567.1175 ,F~I~~~~ -rr~fACK AVE - 5 serving pieces, $135, Owner, I Lochmoor Illl'd. 88BB501. double eight racing layout. • E JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS . Nlda'. Girt Shop, Marina Drive cAontlaet, ~"perience pr('ferrded.I __ :_~~FURNISHED _ month i~eJ~Jes Sh~~~ &$ ;,;c~ 8862414. ,! ClJILDS I'LYWOOO- I~di~ -t~~~ Porta:'le AIII.FItI radio. Ideal J and the- Riverhouse ppy m person Mon a" I 4 IlEI>HOOM, 3 balh rt'sldence Chrl.stm"s gl'(ls TU 16634 • , TWENTY STOHlJ,;S OF quiet' I tric, STOUFFEH posture rest eX!!r'i lIce. kept inside. like new, g '. Park Pharmacy. t:, Jefleraon and through Thursday 9 a m to near Village Shoppmg, $300 ' Il d . the ('Sly Llmlt. I ------I 3 pm at E " t 'D luxury at SIlOnJ,;L1NE EAST I lmmedlll!e po~session. TL' SILLOWAY & CO, Clser, stl wrappe, pmg pong $25, originally $50, 884-3606. 7'.'.< FOOT Scotch pine artificial I . ,!,P oymen ,c. APAHT,\IENTS, lly appoint I TU 4-7000 tallie. 1 U 46977 I ------Christmas Iree Excellent con. GROSSE POINTE PARK I'ar.tment. mam floor. Mam ment 5671175 6380f) - St h d c: • M~I:Jc~e":arlmacy.Wayburn and Office, Located al Woodward ______I BOnl.AND • "IC BHEARTY "IACK- -AVE.-G-;oSS~ POlnle'l SKIIS,.2 pair, shol's ancl bmders, i retc an - ew _~il~~~ ~13.: 884-1545. ' • Lou'. Party Stor., Charl.volx and (o'ort In downtrwn De LOCH~100H, 3 bedroom brick 1 Woods, Suitable for denllsls; bO\"m~ ball anti shoes, poker I CLASSES beginning in JanuarY'lllCA 23" TV, console. like new, • and Lakepolnle troit. horn!!, carpeled, draped, re: Neff Road p'l)',ician, or sales represent- I table ru 5.2381 _ Learn unique melhod of sell" $85. 8845186. GROSSE POINTE CITY An equal opportunity employer mo'leled. nalural fIreplace, 2 , (Bebl een Kerche\'al and lalh'c. Ulofurnished. Heat, I ltiOTOnOLA slereo IIi Fl, $t65, mg with knit (abrics, Eight I ------.----- AI~~r JI~~y Slor •• Mack and baths, 2 car garage, '.1aneled , St Paul) I light and water prOVided. Owner 88624H 2 hour classes $15 Register fABLE Tower saw; Thomas In. -., Th G Sh M ck and NeH , ' ----- walerproo.fed has e men t. DUPLEX, 3 b(,drooms, 2 baths I Parkl'ng available. Approx'I' I _ ' now. 886.2943, dustries painl spray set, retail I Cu.nnlnrgoghamoP'rug"SIOre,NoIre RESlONSIBL h h h I I 1 Va",e and {lercheval E Ig SC 00 er I l.ease \\Ith ophon ~~ hUY'1 uP:, Gas heat. garage. p3l'k mately 500 square feet. Tele- FIREPl.ACE WOOD delivcred., .------;------.. $39.95; ping pong table; mi' , LltUe Pror."or Book Shop. to care for 5 year old girl 2 Appliances. all' cundltlonc.rs pl'll'lleges, screened pOl' c h.1 phone 773.8800 I stacked and dumped. 881. I KE"MOHE GAS, ~ANGE, 3D, pIe Early American .sofa, 2 : Cldleux Ind Kercheval days a week and occasional I 886,9358, I $300, - -' -. - - 0292 I excellent condition, $60 or chairs, excellent condition; Noire Dime Pharmacy. K.rcheval evenings R('feren('es TU 2. ------I MACK between 89 lillie. 1.000, ~_------I best offer, 8860233. porch glider. 885.7240. ~~~ ~::~~r~t~~llal. Cadieux 5262'. 0;\1 TilE WATER EDGE .. 'I LEWIS & FORD CO~~pANY square feet of office space COMPLETE THAIN set includ- -,---;------\ _ and Maum.. .______lhat's SIIOIlEl.IXE EAST 1961.0550 Bll! Lewis partitioned inlo 3 seperale of., in" hoard, tunnels, electric ST.'~USB ~eal and Ia m b fur AMERICAN FLYER electric GROSSE POINTE FARMS MAINTENANCE man, reliable, APAIlDIENTS. By appoinl. ------fices. Remodeled 1969. ~Ir' switches, $50 Deluxe Strom. Jacket. I~ke ncw; cost over lrain, complete wilh many ae. 8rigs. Drug Store, Mack and honest and sob e r. Liberal ment. 5671175 GROSSE POINTE 1st floor, 2 conditioned, free parking in becker slot car s':!t. table $750, se.llmg because of m~ve cessofles. TU ).75'.12, TouraIne bedrooms, Adults only, 881. to Flonda Size 12 Askmg lIandl Medical Pharmacy. Mack company benefils. Apply at -F()NT-:.\I~EBLEAu- APTS.- 3788 I f:ont: $225 per month. utili. Inounted, Bes. offer. 821.9526, S275 881.oin9 . and Moran ' Be s l and Company. 16828 . tIes meluded, 777-2920, ------. . SKA'l ES, lo)'s, wardrobe. lamps. POll Office, )lack Ave. and K h I <)151 Whittier al Harper. Front ------1------__HARDWOOD. $22 cord While ------school desks, miscellaneous, Warren, erc eva, bedroom apt. Large rooms, l.OWEIl f'LAT - 3 bedrooms. 6D-VACATION RENTALS birch, $25 cord. Frultwood, ESTAT,E SALE I , Trln Pharmacy, Kercheval . I I d' 1291 Edmundlon, Friday. 10.1, on Ih. HUl I' 4A-HELP WANTED air o;on<. mme late posse>. Fully carpeled. Separate fur- SIiUSS.BOYNF. _ Shan-ty $28 cor d. Kindling wood, Creek Orienlal rugs, art objects, an. "W~~e?~::d Kercheval and DOMESTiC ~ion. _ I nace. Garage. 1 year lease. \'acation home, 1'h balhs, fire. $2.50 bag. 756.3494. APPROXIMATELY 90 yards of tiques. diamonds. jewelry, excellent wool carpeting in Schtttler Drueo. Fllher and ------I DOORl\IAN VALET PARKING Immediate occupancy. place, ski rOOIl1, 6260113 af- 27" BLOND TV console. 21" ell', Unbelievable p r ice s, cuMnanUlnmgehea_"ruge, 7.Mlle Ro.d COOK needed January 15th. '. p " i m e condition, Rose.wine and Mack v hours 11 to 7 for 2 adults for and guard sel'vice at S/lO::E. HIGBIE REALTY tel' 4 p.m \Iith sland Wurlitzer electric come see! Dealers welcome, color. Evenings, 886.4695, C".t~geM~~apHal. K.rcheval app!,oxiJl)ate 2 to 4 we~ks fol. k~N;pp~~~~e~:~~7~ti~~TS. 84 Kercheval 886.7100 PRICED TO pLEASE-S33 a piano, Hea~onable, TU 1.5771. too, 14485 Gratiot. 372-0070, I . ZOOM lens, 43mm to 8Bmm. 81.. 0'1 Rellaurant, Mack and 10ll'JI1g eye surgery. 886-1528. . ' . day renls an 18liOsq, ft. 2 bed 1-- Bournemoulh ------______------room, 2 bath, furnished condo I ?ERSIAN lamb jacket, mink Aulo - NikkoI'. leather case. Merll Wooda Phlrmlcy, Mack ~nd ILIVE IN-General (or 2 adults HARPER WOODS-Brick ranch I BEDROO"I, 2 bath in the apt. unlil Jan. IS, 1~71, Lo . GRINNELLS collar and tuffs. size 8. excel Perfect for Christmas, 882- Bournemoulh . Recent rc!erenees. Own roo~ 1 2 bedrooms, family room, ga. Farms, Garage. carpeting and caled where Atlantic Ocean I EAST SIDE STORE lent quality and condition, 0136 after 6 p.m. GROSSE POINTE WOODS and bath, TV and radio. Box rage, references required. drapes $300 month plus se. I and Port Everglades Inlel WHITTIER AT KELLY ROAD $150. 8862665. I GRANDFATHER C L 0 C K S, G';,":~eM~~~n~:.I:rharmaCy, Mack No, F20, Grosse Pointe News, Lease $250.00. cUl'ily deposit. 771.1779 after meet. Underground parking I VE 9.2420 I ARlIISTRONG s t u den t flute. mantel clocks. cuckoo clocks, H~Cnh":oO~harmaCY, Mack Ind WOMAN to live in and care for MARV, BOUT I N 6. Conlacl Jo Reeves. Associale, Herilage sterling flute, Salem old clocks repaired. Pick. up TERRACE UNIT-C;-l;;su II Ward Develop. Co., Inc,. 5301 Open Sunda)'s. 1-5,' and every rocker, portable sewing ma. and delll'ery in Pointe area a;Jhr.::n~" Reslaurant, invalid bedridden woman, REALTY bedrooms, 2 ~)alhs on 2nd Wesl Broward B1vrl.• Planta- /light Iii 9 {or your shopping Ho;;::: chine, 886-1839. only. Also will pay cash for Bob'. Drug•• Mack and ROllyn Own room. salary open. Some On Any Listing-Call Us floor, 2 bedrooms, balh on 3rd, tion, Fla. Call 305.581.8220, l'onvenience, these type clocks. 886.3011. OETROIT AREA cO?king, some cleaning. No 8847733 773.7820 Fine new kil<'hen, carpeting POMpANOMACH, F 1Cl ritJ ii: j. 10 AN::> 25 gallon aquariums, I SI, John Ho.p!!a!, 7 Mll. !laid. children 965-1450. ~------Va ca lit. Modern 2 bedroom home. love- A nice selection of pianos, gui- fully equipped. Board mount. SKIS, 6'2", $20, men's Henke Morou, , ,'MAGNIFCCENT JIlGH RISE If' h d t' T . I a r s, musical instruments, ed Aurora H,O, car racing set lace ~ools, size 9. $18, wom. J'arkJe'a Parly Slore, Mack and L1VE IN~ hOll.~ekeeper. )lllSt VIEWS from SHORELINE y urnls e pa 10, en mln- I Magnal'ox color TVs and $40. 886.0469. ans Kastinger lace boots. size n:~~n~~~~~ Drugl. Mack Ind ~a~'e drIVer,S license, Pleasant f.AST APARTMENTS. Bv Karl Davies TU_?:3220 _lJl~_~_ocean. 8850044. I slereos, Ham mond organs and 8',~. $18, poles, $5; portable L ~V~rl~~~~macy, !dack Ind I hVlng c.ondlllons. ~6:~8__ appoin(men!. 567.1175. . 2 BEDROOM apartment. Lower. SKI WE~~ "I luxunous new man)' other fine name brands, ~IANUFACTURER'S rep. has movie screen. 30x40, $10, Call Beleon.lle!d COOK-Light c1eanmg, home ------. ---- carpeted, appliances. N('ar condominIUm at H arb 0 I' sample sale:- new merchan. 8842425. Marylin'!!near MarylandBevenge Shoppe, Mack nights. References necessarv. ONE. bedroom apar t me nl s. 1n. Jefferson, parking. 824.0577. Sprm. gs over I00k'm g L'tllI cr.T a BOY'S I'ce skates " C C...... 's , disc at used prices. Luggage. Pilli &0 purls, Graylon and Warren Top wages. 8851355, . dlan VIllage. waCerfront, un- evenings, verse Bay. near Boyne and Perfect condition. used once. glass, Hamilton Beech and NEEDLEPOINT bag, vel' y ST CLAIR SHORES . -.------_____ ucrground par k I ~g, refer------Nub's. by week or mon:;" Size 3C. Were $15.95. sell, $10. Polaroid. Leather. 8855605. beautiful, lovely Christmas Manor Pharmact," Greller Mack WANTED-Experienced cooks, ences. $50 10 $115 ~21.8745 or BALFOUR January. February, March, 882.4063. ------gift. TU 5.329(;. I.a"knedp~:~m~;:,';.;L:.~.ue Belw'en wa it res ~ e s and couples. 823.2~~4~ LOWER brick bungalow, 3 bed. _~~6.7?~~. POOL Table 4x7 (Valley) slate, DRESSER and mirror ideal for I I antiquing $35. pallet loung. 26" STOVE (gas), Admiral 2 ~~~rrer.o_n_____ Grosse Pomte Employment ST, CLAIH VJllage AParl~ents'l roo,~s. new c~rpeting, dr~., ~ Just like new $350. Small er avocado green, 1 year old door refrigerator. baby bed, . Ag\!ncy. TUxedo 54576. 20103 E t E' hI 'II R d pelles, recreation room. all' SARASOTA rLO R I DA I B k S h fO b d $250 1A-PERSONALS 1--- as Ig " Ie oa - condition in" excellent trans- . . , a n cue oar . $65, Ro)'al portable typewrit- lassell Shampoo Masler. 521. ------5-SITUATION WANTED One and two.bedroom apart. portation 1~U10140 DELUXE condominIUm on LI~o Bowling maehme (skee bal1) er $10. ladies beige cashmerc 5227, HA.vI~G trouble hiding your ~ , _ ~cnls, all, appliances, carpet. ~, . _: I Beaeh. Season, $2995. 1\Iove m $150. TV 4.8835, coal $15. croquet set (never Christmas Ilr"~ents? 2 college I MALE NURSE pnvale duly in Ing; starting al $170. lIIan. 6A-FOR RENT, , l~day. Owner 886.131l eve. ------used) $10, Japanese mosaic POOL table, Brunswick, stand. juniors living in Grosse Poinl-c Grosse Poinle residence. Ex agel's Apartmenl 25 and 74. FURNISHED I mngs, GAS DRYER, Usable. $10. 881- wall \lanel 36x15, $8, toy ard. Excellent condition. 1 :will pick il Ul' and 'delil'er I cellent rcferences. TV 2.5671. PR 6.2182 an,l 776.1443, FAHMS _ 3 bedroom-ColonIal: ASPE~,- nelv condominium.--3 ~~ _ typewriter. $7. TU 1-2523, year old. $350. 886-0623. It I;etween 10 I'm, and 6 am I-F- yOUiC-----h --;-b-- NEAR--W------I: ---5 4.6 months. TU 62729 ,bedrooms. 2 baths, eamll/ele lDEAL Christmas gill (or teens, EXCLUS(VE resale shop. Furni- HEAD standard skiis 7', Cubco Chflstmas Eve, Very reason. , name t e JO you • " arren, 11Ice .c ean. -. I kilchen, ski lo lift, mounlain housewil'cs, working gals. En. ture. antiques, art objects, de- bindings, Lad,v's Henke boots. able. Grosse Prllnte area only want done, .we'll do, It • ,. rODm lower, nallllal fireplace, I l' BEDROOM semi (urlllshed 1 view, Weekly, Call 881.9207. I roll now for J~nuary, I can I__ Call John or C~m VA 2.7'RI Stokes Multiple Services. VA hasement, ga,:lge. Ad II Its., :ll'arlment. Jefferson n car I - , ------teach "ou 10 sell' in just 6 signer clothes. Sheila's Bou. 5_x_N_,_8_82_-_33_1_5_, _ --- . ". 4.9172 Artl'r 5. 110 3.0371 I Whilticr. All utilities, $85, Ell . f LOHIDI\ ApARTlIlENT • tiCjlle, 16626 E. Warren, 885- GIRL'S winter coal. size 14, Uk., ------______. 1.$1l32. i CLEAR WATER BEACH wceks with confidence ~nd 1788. new, TUxedo 4.9339. GOING TO FLORIDA~, EXPEIlIENCED nursing, 'Con' lIPAHTl\IENTS, East Jelferson" - - I 15!) feet from gulf Completely enthllslasm. Enning ('lasses, , I ," 1'1 G D I' 'It' t '0 IJed ,FOUR ROOM carnage house. . $25 6 I 88' 9.'03 N'ATURAL W'ld M' k . k t \a escent an~ Inva It ,rosse e 10 , one or 1\ room, I furnished 1 bedroom For par. ,wee(s. 'i .... , • I m Jac e, KING SIZE BED. red velvf.t ABOUT J;muary 11th. would Poink references 923701!l lInfurnished and (urlllshetl, type apartment (or young hcul~rs phone afle~ 6 p'm ------$650. Original cosl. $2,700. Ex. headboard and m a tc h i n g like responsible driver to -- ~------S80 to $1),) per o]')nth, utiIJ41 couple or badlClor. ~2CO \\'eck~la'. 885-1456 .'. SOFA bed, red.beige tweed. eellent condition. Owner, 886. spread. Champion J"uicer. 8B6~ drive a Cadillac DeVille 10 ELECTIlO",IC studenl will do tics included, acllllls; refl'r. month !lox E25 GroSSe Pomle ). _ . _ __ good condition, H5 or good 2414. 0798, West Palm Beach, For de- radIO and'lelcl'lslOn repairs, ences News, CLEAHWA'It:Il, l-'Iorida, watel' o(fcl. 8864155. ----- _ tails eall VA 3.0322, Call B81l.4072 :\Ionda) .Thllrs ED 1.8W() BISHOP ROAD _ 4 hedroolll, (ronl home 3 hedrooms 2' ------ALL CIIANi'!EL 11 in, transis-13'h CARAT diamond, sel in clay, 26 p.m SalurdaY,9 a m. I -- - . '- - 3 balh Colonial wilh (amlly balhs. complelelY hlrnis'hed, B,\RN ,SIDING - Aulhentic)" ~~~_ hke new. 821.3738, la.dy's platinum engagement 2A-=MUSIC- EDUCATio-N- to 6 p.I11., ,UI'PEH 2 llet!rol,m income, In pool.dock, Prime area Avail'j weal1ered, hand hewn. na------

------" I Chandlcr Park area Securily room ;..leII' kitchen, new heat- 1 able for season. Box W 14, tural timber. 1-463.2179. 50 GALLON eleclrie water heat rmg, Wonderful Christmas MOD-=o;:g~n and-pia~o-i;;: COLLEGE SENIOR, Accounling depOSIt. Adults, $150. Call af. ing plant Lease $415 month, ,------.--,------er, like new. best offer; 2 gi{~! Reply Box B.IO. Grosse struction, The now sound in major. c hall if cur 's Ilcense, (eI ter 5. 371!lU69. Completely furnished. I GrosseI \UDEIPoinle Ncll's.ESE 'BOYS SehwinnII 5 speed.d' . Sting-$3 Muslang snow t ire sand Pomte News, _ musk. 823.3637. sires work now to Jnnuar)' SILl.OWAY & CO. ,I WALBY. ~:A I ray. xre ent con ILIOn. ,5. wheels, $30. Call 821-1867, after KENMORE 30" gas stove. cen, ------51h 8824480. . WA Y!lUIlN near (.'handler Park TU 47000 I Ocean front" luxury 2 hedroom '~8~.~~5__ __ 5 p.m, or weekend. ler grill. excellent condition, ------. Drive. 5 looms Side drivl!, Chesterfield Motor 1 nn lnO.whnholuse"hteaubhfulhl)' (ur ' GENUINE Persian rugs, are~ LENOX C1I1NA 12 pl'l'~e set- 885.2664. M ILDRED BR IGGS NEED a h,lhy siller? Call The g~ra"e carpel' G~s hcat. ,. IS el, prlva e eac POD l I' d' I ' ' PC Sitlers Club: licensed. bonded., Adulls' LA 62BOO 5()9aO al 23. M.I(' ex;t on S~ 'al WO 3.3123 ' , " . am TO::lmSizes, ne.w nn sell)l'l tmgs, large plalter; G. ,E, Z-F-I-n-E-S-T-O-N.-E----r--s-i-ze- ANO and THEORY I 7770377 I - -- . _ _-_ New Haltm1Ore. T urn l{'fl. E\Cs, TV 47944 anl1que Royal Ke r man s, 'I slove. Nesco eleclric roaster. 825xl4 l'k snow I;;~. TU DJlIGGS ~IUSIC StUDIO I i:EGAi:-S-E6iE-iA-IlY~\; ~;,III: 1I1~::~;.~;~ \~~~~~n-'a:)~~~t~e~~11 ?;~r.':,~~~:,:m C~"~II!~\I;I~cn~I~:.e' PI;'~n~ ~~\~\:~rb~~~,~:~II~'~;~' ~l~J~,~, a ~~kal~~in~nd\SI~~~~. ~eclrj~_l)'pewriler. 8847285, 4:2147,' I e new. , 15 Kcrchel'al, Punch and Judy like s('cretarial work in hom(' I Al'plJanees, basement 886. nishcrI With deluxe furnish.: floor apartmenl ri~ht on Ihc i'\e\I' Hoyal Kerman, 3x5, re.gu.! NEW. Bl.ACK; !ox muff, $~5, WAREHOUSE handling equip. BUilding. 1':XCl'1ll'nt Iyplst. Clhlin~, Eng I 9214, el'enmgs I Ings, maid s('r.I'iCc and linen. I c,cean, Pompano !ll-al'h, 2 he". lar pTlce, $350, sa~e price. I L~(hes ,clolhlng, like new, slle ment. Deck dollies. dol1y cas. Grcf,se Poinle Ilsh major Hef('n'nces 88~, We pay all utllliles. No eh,l, rooms, 2 hath,;. prllale pool, S195, 6x'l regular price, $65:1'1 14, exhemely reasonabl.e Cof- leI'S, small hand trur.k. 881, • TUxedo 25680 0136, i IIEl\HT OF TilE FAnMS' Cape' dren, no pels Also rooms h)' 1>11 76541. sale Pl'lc(,. $350: 9xl2 regu. fee.lahle, $10, 14 ft staIr. car. 2523. Pfl,\CTICAL NUIlSING. Ten', Cotl. 1\'Ilh one hedroom illlll, d,H or week. MllSt SI'1' 10 ~p, I '\l'DFTlIlAI E. furo',ht:'il Jar pl'lCe, $2,500, sail' price, I'etlng, $5, Loads of mlscel. ------_ 2B-TUTORING I d"r 101'ing ('al c for ~our lovecl (1111hath on first (1001', t\l 0 I I'r('(,"lte, Phone 465.5732 bc I "n~artmenl 'Walk 11 hcach $1,295: 111'\1' English Sh~lfleld, I~ncolls arliclcs, Ilnpossible to I;\IORDICA ski boots, size 10'h, I hedroomsr, and full ,hath Ul', 1ll'C'l'n 10 a.m. and 7 pm nool anrl salina 1\\o"IIahie I)": Silver. 7 I'leCC tea'sel, regu .. list VAl1ey 4.6846. 5 buckle, he~1 ~nd toe plates onl's Go"d rl'fl'l'enl'es. An}, stOll', refTll(eralor Pnme 10, /" , " , ,. I" •• ' lar pl'\ce, $750, saIl! pl'lce, , ------;-- ---, - for Cublco bmdmgs Excellent MATHEMATICS shirt 82112111. I calion, walk 10 Park, $350,00 \\ ".S7CII.F,ST{'.H roarl, 4 hed. cember Apnl $I~.l I'l'l lleek $300, 15" rO\\llll footed tray. FUR COAT, rabb,t, small ,;IZe, condition. Konack ski boots, TUTORING Pil~)IJ3!J(). nom (olonl~l 1\\,11Iahlc 2 or 881.7187 reglliar pr.ice, $7,'; sale I'rlce, 5, $100 or hcst offer, perfcct size 8, tie. 8818540 after COl.l.f:,;F: boys, \\anl otld Jc,hs :I monlh.s 82:1 2915 ';KI AI'ART,liE:-:T II a I' h 0 I' $35', 3 11",'hl"an,I"I'"tJra, re"II.' cOlldlllon, gre~l {o.I' Chnst I 5 p.m. l:'ol ~ftc'nlOons, C'I"'lllng" \I ..,-k ., " ... 88640 6 rods !laspml'nls p a I n I (. d ST ('LAIR Shores. l.argc' hric,k ,6B-ROOMS FOR RENT Springs Av.11Ial;l(' month or lar price, $200 I'~ir, sale pric'~, mas 7 e\'elllll~s. I ----,-,------,------wSE\IOfl IIIGII SCIIOOL I k . ,anch, 3 hl'cll'hol11s, electric' ('ll()SSL' I' I I se~son ,1 hcdrooms, :I balhs, $100, hanel made I~hle linens IL-\VL'I R'" - - - \ t - ESTF-) orian, gUItar. c~t glass. ~rC()LU,Gf. c f'anll\g' p;" II\Ji, Sl'l vlI\g kIll hell, car cis e1ra es 2 • ." c, Olnll': ~rge room ane slec)s 6 Dlshwash!'r fll'e , . " I,. r, ~emllne J liS nan Rosevll1e pottery, mlscellan •• 77R~511 afll'r Il p 11\ p, 1', , PI'I\l1l'ges Near Jcffl'rsllll I from Ital.\, France anti Porlll crvstals pearls an'l coslume' eous 1055 L k . t 124 1'rCmIPUTEfl I'ROGnA!\ntl:\'G car garage Vacant. $250 ,. . I'lace cable TV, ('lectl'lc hl'at, "a1 I" e "I t la! Ie .. ' I . • a cpom e, . , $20 I','r week, eh,ldr('n accl'pl I '.", .... I) "c m" se s, • J nO\'el1les, manufacturcrs rep. Sunday. b)' NEED Iwl1" 'J 00 hu,y nr Ion . ~l~~lh i able RR251RO garage. ~lld\lesl 4.~234 cloths, lea sets, banquet sels: resent~ti\'e close out lcss, ._ tln'li fo do fhal lob? Call Ph.D Malhematiclan lor I\f,S,<;LF:H 771.2473., ..' 6G-STORE FOI( RENT and gucst towels, For ex Ihan cosl TU ~3180. I SPI;\IET PIA;\IO (D"IIg) al 1l,~1 91015, I Will I'd , .. , '. . ,NICE 1I00:lt In (,rosse Pomte I amplr. ~llest towels. $2 each, .. -_ .. ------I ~tay be ha.1 by small monthly 8868750 it dllne \ AU.1 I AIII'I:-:(., (:oorma~ I {or I'm I' \,0 y.! d ,gentleman, GROSSE POINTE - S1. ClaIr sale price, $1 Due!n n slroke' STEIN Erickson L21 me I ~ I I'ayments, See it locally, MIl! ~1I,11'(1~~'r\'lt;1' ,1t ~iII,o!n:, GOod 10('allOn. TU 54881. Shorp .• area. 22608 "'ack hI' spI'erill months IlgO, the aho\'(', skis. C:,bco hindings, huckll'; Wrile Credit DC?artment,' , CIIAt:F'FFUH, mamtc'nan('(', 1.1\1'. I'..\SI ,\I ,\HTMI',\TS twren 8 and 9 MIle 1.800 sq 10 hI' sold tl'gardless of cost I hools "ll' !l $125. Complell' Ilox 172 Elkhart Indiana I'HIVA 1 E TUTOHING I gf'n('ral rl1p;lIrs, 2 !11<'n,wail I II} apPollltnH'nl 5/;71175 IE~IPLOYE() young lady.' ft ('xccll('nlpllrkinr SlIita"I(' If \,'011 10\(' b(,~lIliflll things,' Slarlight drllJll set. excel1l'nt - .-.' '... __ ':"'_ in : ahI(' HI'I .. ,hlc' H { Gross(' !'oinl(' Woods, Clll af I \Rl'E I r . I I d (. erel1l'I'S II ST 1'I •.\Jll SlIOlU:S, 2 bed' ler 4 p.m T!) 90047 (or OUICC nr retail. I'll 8 13.10 don't llf'l lhi\s oppor(lI l1 itY PI.ass I' _ c()nd~lion $150 llRI!l23!. "lion's,' ~;; '~i~t i~~~s. e~~~: ' YOUR OWN 1l0ME I 2943316 h l ",om, all' l'ondilionl.d patio 7-WANTED TO RENT )nll l)' ,I no 0 l,ga lon, (,IHI S S h' I I { cr All suhJecls; all grades. '. 'fW,\llTIFlJII Y f h d I pll';1'1' "hone for al'Polnt I' .. ,c wmn I c uxc 1,IIre an's skI boots, Slle 61'.!, skis , 1'0"1. SIIlO monlh ... \vallahll''' • • urn I 5 e ,WO~IAN ",th sm,111 rlog Wlshl's , 3 I skal('s, tape re('order, ho)s ami roles, glrl'~ Schwinn Adulls anll children, Cer. , SA-SITUATION. I ,)allll,lr;, I 771)6967 ~~nlll, ,howl'r and. ga!a~:' 10 renl or suh lcl apartml'nt 1I1{ nl 821, ~03 _ I slacks, douhle bed, lamps, S I i n g • a y, some anllques, tifled teacheu, DOMESTIC . 1 l':!':WLY ('ONSTlll "('TED 1~~~I~~~~~~~nre+~~e~~t2\/'xCli or flnt hy the month, 1'11'f.'r ASSOHTEIl skI equipmen.t -I small al'p1iances TUxcdo 4 <1i'h('s, co\1('ctable Itcms 32 Call: ,A flELlAflLE work'r \I'"h(', 2' alily fllrnished 8221151 grl'.1t hillS fflr the he~mner I 5577 pl('('e Old ('rnw Ch('ssmnn in. DETROIT AND SUIlURIlAN I k (• II 7< t'7" 14 IlJo:lHlOO~t homl', 2'1 haUlS, 'ays "Of a A ,J 1 .,:1 '" !'S.slIIg rOllm, l,,',"g room, anc!, OI,hl'TS I'mal(' own('r,: SlilY 1I0\tF.MAKEH. ('lertrir divi<1l1al1y boxed, sacrihce, TUTORING SERVICE 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT 7A-ROOM WANTED YOIJII SJ"" lal l"hl •. Ilnf'ns dnn,' In!! ro"", , k,(rhcn \11th II A!lolfl2 I. ] ol'en, gl'l II , mixer, Kcnncr ~hscell~nI'OUS 773.1411. J{ F: 74653 "Ill S"M'E f'OH LEASE III n('W PROFESSIONAl. man's rI,tIIgh anni in my homl- (;ross,' POUlIt' (;1': ,lIshwa,h"r, slllY(" refl'll! "lI1lclmg. lIaq1l'r Vernl('r lid" tl'r would ilkI' 1'00111In Tl'nt OYSTEH "hltl' )a('ket, mUlk 1'01.' ',1roJ('clor, ho)'s skall's, i\ U TO 111 A TIC W(,slm~holls; ~-LOst AND FOUND r"'I'II'nr.'s 77:12lA[, I'lrk lip cratnr. hn',1krasl, f a III i I y' (;rnsse !'mnle Wood, are'a' \1'II h kll('hrn privllcgrs m I~r, slle IR. cXf'rll('nt (;old I'('rsary dock RB5H6,1 \lashl'r, dOllble laundry luh }o'OLJ:>i1l on B,rch Lane 6 trans and dl'lw'-r)' rO,lIn \Hlh naillrid flrl'l'lac(" !l11!1 sl]lInr(' fl'l'l, mocll'rn o{ privafe (amlly home, TV I ''''lllIn hloll'e. Sill' Ill, bl'all ARTWfCl,\1. Chnslrnas tre'(' (;00<1 cnnclJlion 8856735. Storm and "tr<'n "1l1dow' I fl1'CS, car1'l'le: \\"11 III , ('arl'c'llIll~. 2 ear alta, hell gar. I rllnlv. ancl amille )larkin" : 7C-G "RAGE WA"'TED I Tll 5042" '" ,:'tfOST ncw ladles dresse;: 4-HELP WANTED, an wl'h(', 1'lII'."ln y o1nd VrI ~~c, f,,11 h~sl'lIl1'nl, gas h('~1 ' AA ... A '''' IlE~ r Ilal'lne mat'hmr Sham I 0 rashrnere co a I, sWellters, GENERAL till) S (;ro:'is(' 1'01111(' I ('(err'n F:nl1TI' lot landsC'apl'd \\'i I h 676Rfi, 95 (;i\1l ,\(;E or hllildUlg (or 24 1'01) earppls \I'llhoul w:11I'r. I.ONDON FOG wlnlcr Iincd. ~ho('s, room rllvider, vacuum c'n('c', ('all ~fl,'r 4 Pill !l2:1 (Hlle1oor pall", IInnll'(hall' HI' Oil 2 OF'I'H'l':S Id,'al {or {on1 ~~Ilboal IIRli ~217 afll'l' I '" room,' Hl"l~nlly '011'11 men's r.1IJ1Coat. 44 111ng, ~I c1l'anl'r, and other Hems. AUTO nH'chamr anll 'C'I I 11'1' lOr. Il IlR4 7 !'l5n C'II1',111

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Thursday, December 10, 1970 GROSS£ POINTE NEWS

I-AanCUS FOR SAU 8-ARTICLES FORSAL.E 8-ARTICLES FOR SALI 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE SA-MUSICAL t 9-ARTICLES WANTED US-VACATION INSTRUMENTS PO~L ,T~BLE, mlnl'!1wn size PROPERTY FOR VOLKSWAGEN &now Ures, DANISH Christmas plates. Both GIRL'S 20" bike wIth blnana $3,000 CUSTOM made Rancb SA!..E wIIeeJI Ud 1tudI. lite IWW, Royal Copenhagen aDd B && G. seat, $20; child's tent. $lJ; mink slzl: 14.16, like new. HAMMOND Spin"t Organ. Les" 7 x4 ,WIth acceSSOries, Good -'0 pUr. -.a4O. 1865 through 1969. 885.191" wagon. $5; childcraft EDCyclo- Sacrifice $900. 886.2681. lie speaker. back panel and condition. 881-64~8. POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA bench. TU 4-6977. DZ UNUSUAL ad Ul antique ICE SKATES: Girls' siu 2 paedla, $25; Frencb Provln- 26" SCHWINN Panther. Good GARDEN t y P e Condominium clal loveseat, beige, "5. AI. apartments, 2 bedrooms, 2 flaure. $6, Boys' hockey, size GUITAR, classical, loik, good PIANOS WANTED coIuIB" aW1lJlc with the w<>rd ter 5 p,m., TUxedo 1-4006. condition, $40. PR 8.7261. .bath from $19,500, Write for WHOLESALE, 4, $tI, Br.thbrand new, VAl- condition. Used. $35. 861-3399. Grandd, Spinets and smalt up' ley 1.3859. 5 BUCKLE LaDolamlte boots lJOVING. 6' s~is and bindings, rlghts. Cash. f r e e brochure. Lighthouse I PAIR"'al drape., belt qual. size 9, excellent condition. poles $30, sin boots 1",,",N,$10. DRUM OUTFIT. complete. Stu- Point Plaza. 4~ N, Fedeul 1'1 from JQcobloDa. Redee- GARAGE SALE-Saturday, De- 5'2" Fisher skis witb Youtb sewing table.bench, chair $12. dio, very good condition, VE 7~.0506 Highway. Lig:lthouse Pointe. ... UaI lDat .U. Eveftln,., cember 12 from Iii a.m. to 2 Cubco blndings, Tie ski boots 2 air conditioners, cost $600, Uaed, $95. 861.3399. Florida 33064. Phone 305.942- p.m. New Christmas decora- sizes 9"""',8>"1and 7, VA 1.Q486. used 4 months $145 and $155, WANTED, by exclusive resale 2872. a~. 3ETZEN trumpet, case and tions. craft items, furniture, Ice.O.Mat crusher $6, slant shop, furniture, antiques. art music stand, $45. 885.1298. f.PII:CI: .a1Dut. bedroom Jet, householrl Items, Selection of board exerciser with cycle at. objects. designer clothes. Shei- ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA FIKANY ... J. eDd tablet, $10. 2 wir,ter coats, boots, skates. tachments $12, 3 piel'e Sam. VOX Student Prince guitar with la's Boutique 16626 E. Warren, CUSTOM FRAMES lamPi, $10. Gold chaise 252 Fisher Road, corner of sonlte luggag~' $12. Call Sat- cas e and ~mall amplifier, 885-1788. • BRAND new oceanfront con. REALTOR Joque. don tWed. $50. Can Charlevoix. BARGAINS GALORE urday or Sunday. 821-4064. like new, $70, TUxedo 4.9040. dominium, also has good view 886-5051 after 8 p.ID., 882-4940, ARTIST'S MARKET BOOKS, Art Objecb Sought. of intracoastal waterway, two COMBO organ made in Italy, 521.8077 THOMAS organ, Malibu model, USED Piano Sale. Grands. Up. Browsers always welcome. bedrocrns, two full baths, or 1;UGGAGE, S.mIODlte, man's $90. Garrard record changer less than two years old, Leslie rights and Players. Good con- B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss may be used as one bedroom brOWD 2-.aulteri lady's white A II, $25. Dining round table, speaker and chimes $850. IBM dilion, reasonable. Fischer Ethel Claes, 1610 Leverette and convertible area, two Grosse Pointe Farms Pullman, never used. TUxedo S20 or trade. Call mornings APPLE DOLLS. unusual gifts, electric typewriter $150. New Plano. Shop. 26520 Harper, (48216). WO 3-4261, large walk in closets and one First oHering of a delightful • 2118. 177.5&10• ideal to collect. TUxedo 1- al/tumn haze mink cape $175. SI. Clair Shores. 779-5980. guest closet, modern electric Early American residence 6346. TU 1-6589. __ 0_p~_1_0~m_,._10_p_.m_. ll-CARS FOR SALE kitchen with Frigidaire frost in a secluded location near CHRISTMAS BAKE SALE free refrigerator, self clean the Lake. and erected in 1965 GROSSE POINTE GAS RANGE, Kenmore 36". 8S-ANTiQUES FOR SALE !'64 CHEVELLE, 2.uoor, 6.cyl. electric range, garbagl" dis. by a prominent builder for hls UNITARiAN CHURCH Best offer. TU 4.9196. inder, r e b u i It engine, new posal, dishwasher, hood and own home. Among many fine BEST SELECTIOt\J fan and double bowl sink. features are an excellent mas. Sunday, December 13th, 12:30, CHOICE ANTIQUES .. ~ires. 884913'. QUEEN ANNE double bed, 4 central individual air condi. ter bedroom and bath on the OF ONE OWNER 17150 Maumee. Jams, Christ- piece bedroom set. Reason- For Sale by Appointment ELECTRA 225 cutom 4 door. mas decorations. Much morel tioning and heat, tile baths, first floor with 3 additional able. TU 5-5208. • 3 pair brass andirons and I Original OIlner, gold, black marble window sills, heated family bedrooms with 2 baths GROSSE POINTE TRADE-INS suitable fenders. villyl top and interior, all CRYSTAL PRISM lamps, like LADY'S 1.30 Carat diamond pool, sauna batlls, 440 feet of on the second, panelea Ji. • Drop leaf cherry table, power, F.M stereo, air. $1,550. new. 886.2921. • ring. Original cost $2.050. Can private beach, assignC'd under brary, garden room and of WARRANTY ON ALL CARS SOLD Hepplewhite style. 8866800. building parking: Owner. Ray course a great kitchen. SYLVANIA portable TV. 3 years evenings 881-4659. • Chippendale side chair. I, . Morrow, 429 ~uth East Third I T RAYMOND JEFFS old, 17" screen, $60. 881-7148. • Inleresling ship model. Ii.M.W. ill 2002, Accessoues, Street, Deerlle!d B e a c h. . 3 MARBLE top end tables. One • Accessories in silver, pewler. burgundy color. Excellent Nn. 882.7905. Florida 33441. Phone 305399. I TU 1.1100 If no ans. TU 2.0116 g.drawer low bow dresser. copper, brass, bronze. fine dition. 1788214. TED EWALD I IRON RITE ironer, deluxe mod. with mirror. 886.8422. 9351. Price $38,400. C~sh need. ' old glass, porcelain and 1966 M.G,B. E~cellent condi: del, open both 1. baths, maple hutch. TU 6-0046. REALIST Stereo and F Iash Francisco Earthquake, etc. '66 STATION wagon, power taxes, family room and den! Attrac. Bottom Cameras. On display and sale. Friday. tive mortgage (or assumption. CARPETING, National brands, steering, automatic, 289 en. GRATIOT REALTY PR 1.1100 MEN'S professional figure ke December 11, and Saturday, first quality. 10% over mill gine. Must sell. 881'85BJ, KENSINGTON - Comfortable skates. December 12, 10 a.m. to 9 price. Some roll ends avail. family home. with I a r g e TU 5-4072 p,m. at the Elmwood Casino. '64 MERCURY Colony Park 9. able. Mill representative, 886. 11D-t.AKE AND RIVER rooms throughout. Modern WOOD Windsor Ro 0 m, Meet ~ob passenger, powe r sleering, 7253. kitchen, 1st floor lav., fin. SKI BOOTS - Lany<: standard, Hynes, star of, the !\fornmg bra k e s, new tires, $550. PROPERTY ished basement, 2 car garage 10 GALLON Tropical Fish Aqua. size 10M, used three times. Show, both evemngs at 6 p.m. I TUKedo 6.1264. 8816164. and large lot. Quick occu- INC. riUm with all accessories. UNIQUE INLAND lake prop. pancy. MOTORS 821-2191, MARGARET DODDS 1969 DODGE 500 V-8, 2 door erty located on prh'ate island. 8A-MUSICAL ANTIQUES hardtop, green with matching 120 feet frontage on lake. Is. W. WILLIAMS CT. - Three MAHOGANY dropleaf tables 3 INStRUMENTS New hours: 94 dail)'. Consign- vinyl top and interior. 20,000 land accessible year round by bedrooms. for mal dining and 4 extra leaves. Schram USED CARS BALDWIN. Model 48, transis- ments now taken. Also will miles, perfect condition. 884- bridge. Near Petoskey. Mich. room, library. 2 car attached Furniture. VA 1-0330 11-5 2268. igan. gar~.ge secluded in a qui e t p.m, torized. 25 pedals. Sacrifice. buy. TU 4.1189. court. If you would like a cen. 776-3070 22211 Alack 1963 COUNTRY Squire Ford HIGBIE REALTY ierentrance ranch, this could 60 To Choose From 4 PIECE complete Ludwig with air. Call after 6 p.m.. 84 Kercheval ll8ll-1l00 be the home for you! ANTIQUE copper mugs from drums. 884.{)96'/. 886.5006. lumber scbooner, $50. Drop 100% GUARANTEE 1970 VIOLIN with case. % size, 4 leaf light cherry table. 150 '62 FORD, two door, eKeellenl CHRISTMAS family gift, 4 se". SCHWEITZER years old. 886.1544. years old, $115. 4-poster blld, condition. One owner, $350. son home, private area near $25. Tole lamp, $50. Heavy in. 889-0300. Grand Bend, Ontario, Lake 886-4200 ON MOST MODELS ,ARMSTRONG s t u den t flute. door or outdoor brass wall Huron in pines near beach CADILLACS 1968 PONTIAC Heritage sterling flute. 886- lamps, $50. Pair waU brack. access, Quicker investment EXECUTIVE WAGON BEAUFAIT 2135 - Price re. Finest selection of GM 1839. ets, gold. $1. English tapes. return than markel; equals duced. Excellent 3 bedroom 30 days or 1,000 miles'O try, $150. TUxedo 2-4596. Power rear window, FM radio, \ $80,000 home in Grosse Pte. officials' cars. Twenty to AMPLIFIER. 160 .watt WurJit- colonial, family room, 1>"1 I full power. air conditioned, 9 Furnished. just pick up key. l':er. 8 10" speakers, takes up baths, modern kitchen with I ch~ose from. Hurry! seat, $2,100. 881-2809. Adjacent lot for sale. F;xclu. to 7 instl'llments. Like new. built ins, 2 car garage. Grosse I $995 value, sacrifice $31)5. WHOLESALE sive, not cheap. Owner. 519. 15351 GRATIOT at 8 MILE 1S'0i8CHEVROLET Caprice. 43,- 238-2023. Pointe schools, call now for I IMPORTER, art and antique 000 miles. Excellent condi, more information, FENDER amplifier and bass COFFEY dC:1ler is now open to the pub- tion, good tires, sharp look guitar, reasonable, brand 13-REAL ESTATE lic. All items are about 75% ing. Private owner. 821.6786. WOODS LANE 1002 - Mothers I new. 881-2983. 372-2600 PR 8 6400 below retaiL Selections in. FOR SALE dream home. Elegant in ev. I CHEVROLET. '63 Nova S5 2 CADILLAC CELLO, Stradivariu~, complete. c1ude antique furniture, silver, ery det:!i1. Large 4 bedroom .Ensine, trans., rear Ixle, front axle assemblies, brake door. automatic console, $50(). FIRST OFFERINGS colonial •. huge [amily roonl 3180 E. JEFFERSON Viola, case and bow, excellent porcelaiu. glass and jewelry. condition. Reasonable. 293- including Chinese jade. Vic. 884-6499. CENTER HALL COLONIAL with fireplace, 2Y.! baths, cen. system, and elec.tric)1 systems. tral air conditioning, beauti. LO 7-6811 7314. torian jewelry and antique 1969 GRAND Prix 2 door hard. near Richard School and watches. There is also a rare top, all power, air, good con- "Hill" shops-Newly decorat. ful decor and loads of olher ORGAN - Farnsa mini, with goodies. stock of over 100 181h.19th dition, $2,600. 881.9203. Call. cd, with 3 bedrooms, den, 2 Vox amplifier. 1968. Excel- and 20th century paintings, Salurday.Sunday. terraces, breakfast I' Il 0 m, HILLCREST 423 - Ideal 3 bed. lent condition. 881.6912. many by recognized and list. ga mes room, excellent 3rd room Cape Cod, located on Previously Owned ed artists including members 1961 BUICK Invicta. Bcauliful floor .slorage and lots of I BALDWIN organ Model 45, 25 I no through u'afCic street, blot or the British Royal Academy. pedals, walnut. 685.5703. 1 owner car, Make offer. closels. High balance eXisting is within walking distanc(: to Prkes are [rom $38 to $1200., GROSSE POINTE 884.0510. mortgage and owner trans. shopping and transportation. sketches and engravings fen'ed. $4l 500. MOSRITE electric guitar, just --< Excellent area of Grosse around $1ll. Hours of sale ev. 67 FIREBIRD and 69 Cnevrolet I ' in time for Christmas. Blue, Impala. PR 2.6054. MOLllFIF.D CONTEMPORARY Pointe Farms. Price in mid I ~,: ~~~~~~~~~:::~ ery day including Sunday 10 Diamond blue, blue top, blue 6 string, has excellent action COLOl':IAL on Devonsl,ire - twenties. interior. Case included $200. 686-1816. a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday and \962 PLYMOUTH Fury ':'.door, Bedroom and broth down 2 AMERICAN $4495 Friday evenings 1 p.m. to 9 under 60,000 miles, Mechanic- bcdrooms and balh on sec~nd, LOCHMOOR - First offering. p.m. 18450 Livernois, Suite ally good. $125. TU 46345, 20K27 foot family rOODl, li- Lovely 2 bedroom ranch, car. '67 CADILLAC con.ert.; c;ir 1970 CADILLAC 116. after 6 p.m. brary, mGdern kitchen with peting thNughoul. recreation 1969 JAVELIN condo Silver block top, bioc", built.ins and hrcakfast room, room I'o', batbs, garage. MUf,t 1970 JAVELIN interior. OFFICIAL'S CAR Antique Show and S Ie '69 CADILLAC de Yille, loaded, games room ami 2.car aUach. be seel •. Mark Donohue Speciel! 8, 8 automatic, power steering, a $4,395. Low mileage. One- I $2595 cd garage. Terrific existing GOETHE 21420 - First oUer. automatic, double power, mcg power brakes, red, extra DECEMBER 13th, 141h, 15th I owner. TUxedo 4-2046 or 821- '67 CADILLAC Coupe Viii", and 1.10 p.m" Imperial traIl, Fraser. morlgage. Mid 60's. ing. Lovely 4 bedroom brick clean. ue 3770. wheels, fcctory air, 5,000 Full power, air condo TurqUOise, Michigan, Groesbeck, south of Colonial, 3Y.! bati,s, family DEMONSTRATORS oclval miles. motching interior, block vinyl 15 Mile Rd. For information 1964 JAGUAR 3.8. automatic, Johnstone & room with fircplace, heated top. and booth space. 771-1772 vI' sedan. Excellent condition. Johnstone sun room, 2 ear att:lched gar- Low Mileage $1,500. 882-f848. 1968 VW BUG $2495 139.5805. Regular admission 19790 Mack AI'emlC TU 1.6300 age, central :lir conditioning. 1969 AMX Full Warrallty $1.25. 25 cents oIf with this ad. This home has m:lny exira '67. CADILLAC Fleetwood Automatic, stick ;nift. Very 1970 CHEVROLET Cuslom 1m. features too numerous to men. 8, autcmatic, power steering, Brougnham. Full power, factory p~.la, power sleering, brakes; clean. air. Gold, black interior, block BARTLETI RD., n~ mi. [rom lion. Call us for appointment. pa_r brakes, factory o;r, 9-ARTICLES WANTED vinyl top. $2,550. 886.8481. .inyltop. 1.94 cxil - four bedroom. Ro. i --- HOLLYWOOD 997 - Santa will stereo tope, radio, ROGER MAHOGANY furniture also beu. AMBASSADOH'i Ohor '67, pvw. man brick home; bcamcd !iv. I $2995 in;; room wilh fireplace; Ii. he pleased to visit your fam. room and upholstered pieces, er steering, 1J0wer brakes, ily in ti,is sparkling ncw 4 $1,995 1967 COUGAR VA 1.1193. radio, $875. 885-4624. brary; large masler beclroom; FRANK ADAM RINKE 21,', baths; carpctcd; scr/lcn. bednom Colonial with study $1,095 PIANO for beginning teen-ager. uno DUSTER V-8, automatic, cd palio; 4.45 acres; luxurious or 5th bedroom, family room 1968 TEMPEST Must bc inexpensive. TUxedo air, power slcering, vinyl home in th counlry-$46,900. wilh fireplace and wet bar for LINCOLN CADILLAC 4.9339. roof, more. 886-7770, B86. holiday el,tertaihing. Stop in Convertible 8, automatic pow. 4450. N. RIVERSIDE AVE. - ~ bcd. Sun. 2.5 to i,uy vi' leiJse. er iteering, 1965 T'BIRD WANTED: Diamonds, old jcw- room, Colonial on 100' river. MERCURY CO. elry. art objects, etc. RELI. PONTIAC Tempest 1969 Sport front lot in best area of town; :iOLL\'WOOD 2019 - You r Only $1,295 '.of'dau, 8, automatic, pow- TELEPHONE ABLE! 3720070. Coupe, stick 6, excellent con. lar/(e living room with fire. Chri91mas tree wi!! sure look er steering, power brakes, 20777 GRATIOT dilion. $1,295. VA 1-4888. plac('; formal !lining ro(,m: !lreat in tliis rambling large 3 757-0767 or 536-6260 SEWING Birds, often found betiroom ranch, family room vinyl top, Priced to sell. EAST DETROIT modern kilchcn witl. built.ins: BET. 10-11 MILE nDS, among personal sewing equip- 65 COUNTRY SQUIRE, $400. den and bath down, 4 bed with fireplace. It would be a 1966 DATSON TU 2.32:l7. PR 2-0200 VAN DYKE ment. Madc of metal and rooms and J 'f.> b.1lhs up; joy to prepare Christmas ain. Roodster. Very low mileoc'e. fashioned to clamp on a small -_. needs somc work. ner in this brand new home, SHARP! i963 BUiCK tahle, Beak holds material. 110- TRAI LERS AN D Open Sun. 2-5 to bUJ or lease. Has tiny cushion for pins and CAMPERS BEADLE-CURR IER CONVERTI BLE needles. TV 2.4724. TU 5.9065. AGENCY WE BUY old gold. jewelry and RENT PLUSH TRAVCO BETTY VINCI 1964 PONTIAC $395 SAVE HUNDREDS I Reallor - 51. C!Rir 4/1079 sliver. Vogue Jewelers. 22377 I MOTOR HOMES Realtor CATALINA Phone: (313) 329.4200 ON OUR I Moross Road, Air conditior., self contained, 20741 Mack Ave. , . sleeps 7. 1110torama Rental 886.3210 $395 DECEMBER CLEARA NCE 10 SPEED mens bike. No brand Inc. 8865840. 1963 FORD preference. Ca)1 8864146 after GUIDE TO GOOn SERVICE 5 p,m. GAlAXlE 500 '69 TorIno Cobra '69 Country Sq. 12-ACREAGE AND 1961 T'BIRD PRIVATE CHAUFFER(D 8. automatic, c1eonl..!S1one in SUBURBAN JOANNA WESTERN 10-pass. wagon, Factory air. -_.------_ .._- LIKE NEW! town! ".speed. R. and H" WW. T. R. & H., WW. T. 1968 CHEVROLET WINDOW SHADES 29 MILF.-OMO ROAn. LIMOUSINE SUBlJRBAN CAR~Y"LL I Cleaning, Turning. Repairing . :.,MILK') FROM MC.C.C. SITE PORCH SHADES V.8. (Juto. 'ron,mis,ion. SERYICE $2995 PURCIfAS~: ALL OR CUSTOM WINDOW SHADES $1.995 SEPARAn:LY GROSSE '69 Gala){ie 500 '69 Galaxie 122 ACRES includinl( farm fA: ,~ home & bldlls., 71.63 AcrC';, • (jRA"'TOP 1966 CHEVROLET 2-dr. H.T, v.a, outll., P.S., 04-dr, H,T" V-b, auto., R, and vacal,t. 46./i0 acrcs, including I 11., WW. T, factory air, vi"yl P.B., factory air. SUBURBAN CARRYALL farm home & hldl(s. ~~~~::gA~::~ SALES AND SERVI'E roo. I 9po""ngcr, VI> er>ginc. 1501 KER('HEVAL MARINE CITY JlWY., "acant, I Grosse Pointe Cab ~:',l or AII.r • In the Park $1.195 80 acre.~, prodllcinl{ ~as well. 111 ~~ooo POINTE TU 2.5300 Clere

Ii-REAL ESTATE 1I-REAL ISTATE U-REAL ESTA'A J3-REAL ESTAn n-REAL ES.TATE FOR SALE FOR SAU FOR SALE FOR .SALE I FOR SALE MIDDLESEX, South of ESSEX GnOSSE POINTE CITY DEVONSH I RE ROAD 4 bedroom, 2"2 bath center en. 1403 YORKSH IRE BY OWNER - Woods Lal\(, IS 640 RIVARD - Corner Water- trance colonial, attached two b.!drooms, IS years old. Ex. CLASSIFIED A DECORATOR'S 3 BEDROOMS loo, spacious 6 bedroom, 2~ car larage, gas air condlUQIl' ceUent can d 1t ion. Includes DELIGHT .. ' . story Colonial, needs some ed heat, some l:arpetin~ and 28 FOOT LIVING central air conditioning, elec. 4 BEDROOMS, 2~ baths brick updating and decor to bring drapes. Only 7 years old and ROOM, FJREPLACE tric filter, garage d 0 a r Colonial with attached ga- forth the charm it possesses. reasonably prl.ced. opener and many extras, PQt;. Priced accordingly to rage, beautifully carpeted sell. R. W. SMITH 884.3545 QUICK POSSESSION SellSion December 1st, 884- ADS See today! '17116. throughout, with many deluxe TU 5-8798 leatures including central air- GROSSE POINTE WOODS Call TUxedo 2-6900 .- 3 Trunk Li." .. To Serve You Quickly conditioning. Call Wday (or GROSSE POINTE'S OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 HAMPTON - Price reduction, NEW CUSTOM built home, four appointment. RIVARD, 605 - White Ciap- 3 bedroom. 1~ bath custom "BEST BUY! bedrooms. 2Y,e bath., carpeted Your Ad C.n I. Ch.r•• d board, four bedroom New brick ranch. Excellent loca- G.E. kitchen and family S. D. PALAZZOLO TERRACE cundomlnlum. Flne land Colonial. tion. Walk to Ferry School. new kitchen, new bathrooms, room, 1st floor laundry, TU :i.6556 Eves. VA 1.6408 Finished basement with extra carpeting, circuit breakers. many extras. 881-4117. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY bath - 7S ft. lot. IJ-IEAL ESTATI 1~-itiA.. ESTAn 1J':""REALESTATE Take over large, favorable WELLINGTON PLACE - Lux- FOR SALE FOR SALE STANHOPE, COR N E R AR- mortgage. Priced under $40,- urious f 0 u r bedroom New FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE f'ARMS Grosse Pointe Farms THUR - Sharp 3 bedroom 000. Move in at once. Orleans Colonial Family room BISHOP ROAD - 4 bedroom, MOSELLE PLACE - 343 - Of. brick ranch, 2 way fireplace, MORAN-Three.bedroom brick with fireplace. 1st floor utility BISHOP RD. - Spacious well Karl Davies TU 5-3220 1392 FAI RHOLME 2~ bath. r~reatioo room, fering (or your inspection, carpets, drapes, nieel)' pan- Colonial. Screened terrace, room. Swimming pool. maintained older Colonial. 5 I corner Holiday (near Mack) fence execptional paneled isting mortgagf'. $63,500. Well.loeated on a 60 foot lot, tion roo m. Realistically room, a large lot, et~ .... and insist these demands be car garage and low inter. recreation room. Two car TU 1-6300. priced at $67,500. combined into a home situatcd in a preslige neighborhood, est existing m 0 r t gag e. 663 PSMBERTON-Distinetive 5 bedroom, 21h bath English attached garage. we suggest you allow one o( OUI' consultants to inlroduce MERRIWEATHER - 1m- Nolhing compa rable avail Tudor, lihrary, all exceptionally large rooms, excellent can- HILLCREST. First adver- CLOVERLY. French Pro- you to Ihis outslanding ortering. $92,000. mcdiate occupancy on this able ilt $49,900. TU lfi301l. (lition. tised. Trim Cape Cod. Three vincial, built 1951. F 0 u r one owner 3 bedroom, 1'h bedlooms, two bat h s of FIRST On'EHING - 1004 276 KERCHEVAL-Give her a beautif~lIy decorated 4 bed. bedroems, lhrce and one- bath COLONIAL on pop- which one bedr~m and bath COLONIAL nn quiet COllrt room. 3'h bath rolonial situated on 75x200 ft. lot in thc half halhs of which one bed. For ular Farms street. 23 loot arc on first floor. Paneled Christmas? near Liggett SrlH"A wilh Farms. ,'Iulnlse her anylhing, but give this! room and bath arc on first living room with fire- recreation roo m. Glasocd 4 bedrooms. 2'.2 haths. floor. Convenient location at Stephens Road , .. Sprawling ranch home in Ihe heart nl place, breakfast roo m, and s c r e e n cd po.rch. _ paneled fmnily room, kite/r 991 IlLAlRMOOR-New c. j:l1011sil' wanls Ileal. E.asy financing. TJAKEPOINTE, south of Jef. min!( pool. Beauliful decor. fireplacc, ~ car aUach ..d lerson, Good value. Three shore Road; then invite your l1uesls over for IIn exciling enclosc'd !<'rrac(', {in.;.lar('. W ASIIINGTON. Prime colo. gara ..e. Priced to sell llnrl panelecl l(ames room, n'. G2 eJ,flIRVTEW-May we show you lhis beautiful ranch nice bedrooms, onc and one. day or evcning among thc sf'dllded r ..treat ..tmD5phere 1:000 assumption TU 1. nial Four bedrooms, two tacherl nara):,' :md cll'lil:I,t wday? Many al1raetive (caturcs included in this luxury half haths. Sun room. Ilr(,.k which surrollnds this ehoire ••Hering. 4 bedrooms, 3'h 4200. a'lel one.haH balhs. Lihra- (;(>(I(! hon1l' with huge living room facing picturesque garden, a fast room, RE:crcation room. haths. family room, dclil1hUul morlem kilrh ..n, etc. . .. lul ganlened site n. l'anclerl recreation room value in mid 20's. '1'1: I formal dinin/( room, large family room. We havc more to $.'14,800. All Ihe extras lhat you arc apl 10 find in a deluxe home. ENGl.ISH TU1>Oll and show wilh bar, D('sir::ble indu- 6300. tcll you. .,ion::;. Plic ..d below $100,000 placc of the Pointe - ler. MT. VF;RNON. Charming I-'rench design, Four hrrl- rific masler suilc plus 4 TOtJHIIINF: YOll will find 11;1 MOHAN-Drive in new circular driveway to your own OLl)1lT«()OK LANK Qlliel rooms, two and 0 n eh a I r Bcldilional fa mil y hed. this 4 h..droom. :I'" I>:Hl, country f'slate in the heart o( the Farms. Exlensively re. location in lh(' Farm,s. Gra. Westchester rooms, guest quarters. Ii. modeled insidl' ann oul, 4 hedrooms, 2',<, halhs plus 2 addL baths. Library. Ilee '('a lion COLON IAl. in a ('hoi,,' '.'(JIIS English manor. Five brary, sun room, terrllc(" Farms localion, Bolh Ii" tional h"r1room~ Or silting r('loms. Tmmcl!iatl' posscssion. room with bar. Space for ex 4 bedroom 21h hath residence id('ally loellted 10 Jc(fcrson pansion. hcdro04. F j n e warding endeavor. $160,000. Hl600 and Wf' will <1Ir,lngl' staff. We offer exeellent working conditions, hon.ls room with fireplnee "od bar. TU 16300. to show YOll. plan. with lop opportunitics lor ambilions men or $69.500. r e n 1 r r 11.111 colonial with BORLAND ,,,"om'ln. lhr,.r hedrooms, lwo and MrKINLEY near Rid r: e. (lDehall haths. Lar~e kitch- JOHNSTONE & Sharp colonial. Three bed. en and hreakfast room. Cov- • rooms, one and onehalf ered trrrare. Panelcrl rec- halhs, Breakfast room. Rec- reali"n room with fireplace. McBREARTY JOHNSTONE rcation room. Ccnlral air Two ea r hrirk garage. Quick conditioning, $.'l~,500. REALTORS TAPPAN possessio'!, Only $44,800. fte.ltors The Hallmark of Broker Dependability 395 Fisher Road TV 6.3800 884-6200 MAXON BROTHERS, Inc. "£Mllt.ns or GROSSE POINTE RItAL ESTATE BOARD ,We're here to help YOU ~ 90 Kercheval On-the-Hill 83 Kercheval TU 2.6000 Thursday, December 10, 1970 GPOSSE POINTE NEWS -, '--- ._-_. __ .------'----_._------:---_._------U-REAL ESTATE 120A-=-CA~PE~_~.LE~~!~_G. 211-~~b~~~NAtD 21Q-'LASTrR WORK !ZIV-SfLVIR'LATING .. FOR SALE 13-~A~LSlt~ATE ,U-:~\~t~ATE I Election 'Held .... ------.------.1 CARPET LAY1NG------"------_ PLA?TERINGand drywall re- • Silver and Gold Plating .. ROSEVILLE-15734 E. Crest- GROSSE POINTE S H 0 RES NEW AND OLn COMPLETE decorating. Paper. paired. 822-1201 or VA Oxidizing and Repairing By Auto Club ," mont. North of 11 Mile be- I. .... BY OWNER Custom Built 3 bedrm ranch, Stllir Carpet Shifted hanging, insured, (uaranteed. . 2.4563. Andrew De Sende~. • Brass Polishing &I Lacquering ~It tween Groesbeck and Gra. 3 STORY bome at 1030 BaUour I Dining Room, Library, Fam. Repairs of All Types AI Schneider, TUxedo 1-(1565. ------, Louis J. Asmus, 558 Loch ,.... tiot. Excellent suburban brick features 5 bedrooms, 3'>2 I l1y Room, 1st floor laundry, Cigaret Burns He.Woven ------. - 21 I-FURN ITURE i • Fireplace fixtures refinished moor, Grosse Pointe Shores, .~ ranch with 3 bedrms, 1~ • baths, large living room with I attached garage, Many ex- ALSO ALL ARO~D painting and __ REPAIR -----1'. Copper polishing and bufflnll was among nine persons reo • baths; 2,cllr garage. $22.500. fireplace for m a I dining tras Unrler $70000 NEW CARPET SAI ES wall washmg. Insured, Jesse elected 1.0 posts on Aul.omoblle ,oJ• DETROIT BANK & TRUST CO. room, p~neled den, modern' , . .' Page, VAlley 2.7m. FURNITURE stripping refinish. I LEEBERT Club of Michigan's Board of .t eat in kitchen all recently IN THE FARMS. Lovely Eng. SampJeo Shown )n ------,----- ing and antiquing. 526.6359.! SILVERSMiTHS Directors December 7. Asmus , Trust Real Estate Div. 962-7656 decornted. Prl'ce'd I'n mid 40's. Ibh Colonial 3 bedroom, open Your Home DONALD BL ISS Pidgeon Hole. I h Lan d contract considered. stair, Rec. room, attached ga. BOB T RU DE L --.------14110 CHARLEVOIX twas re.electeddi t to a tree-year CaU 821.6357. rage. TU 5.0703 Decorator ELEGANCE IN I 3 blocks West of Chalmers erm as rec 0(. ------Exterior Interior UPHOLSTERING I' VA 2.7318 Also re.elected for three.year COLONIAL CT. Excellent 4. 2J MOVING 6' STORAGE FeE timates ---- terms as direcl.ors are: Oscar HIGBIE OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5:00 bedroom. 1st floor laundry, ------res Custom made furniture; deco. 21W DRESS-MA-KI~ L Ba d of Empire' Lloyd H BY APPOINTMENT KEN'S MOVING _ Local sub. TU I 7050 rative fabrics' professional I ..... - .... r, .' . B~;v;H/~u:'~~~ a::a:;~u ~~~ ~~~i~ a~s~~~ion.Fi~e~~~e~ urbs, One piece or houseful. 40 Year: in G.P. n~edlepoint m~untlng~ tapes- ALTiRATJONS~d repairs. g:~:~,:~~~~~jel~la~r,~e a~ 986 BALFOUR - Newer colo. Party J'n your ne\!' home. In- $50,000. Low rales. TU 2.8540. ------trtles .and YkarEdW;AChLaDlrstanbd 1152 Maryland, Grosse Pointe I Wii1l~m G Walters of Blrming. nial with old.Cashioned charm ._- '--- L & M Superior paintinl;, pa. s 00 lSillS tOC • , es a. Park. VA 1.2631. ., on large lot. 3 bedrooms. 1~ vile all your family and ARNOLDY & ASSOC. 884.7266 21 A-PIANO SERVICE perhanging, removal, minor lished 1926, 13929 Kercheval ham. ba ths. pius 1st [Joor powder friends over for the festivities ------.______cl:rpenlry, staining. 791.5178, at Eastlawn VA 2.8993. SEWING Alterations, adults I J. Thomas Smith, of Bloom. room. Dining room.den com. 1 in this sprawling rahch home COMPLETE piano service, Tun. 731.80117. ------'------and children. "hems, uppers'llield Hills, was re.elected 28th bination with fireplace. Heal- at 264 Stephens. .\ family CC:'wIFORTABLE large family ing, rebuilding, refinishing, FURNITURE repair, caning, pillows. drapes. Trousers president at the Board of Diree- room and a den, three bed. home, living room 15x25, with de.mothing. Member Piano' A.l EXPERT painting and rush, in business 20 years. cuffed. TUxedo 1.7455. tors meeting in the Delroit Ath- ed garage with eleclric eye. 'I. 5~ % assumable mortgage. looms, two and a half baths. stone fireplace. formal din. Technicians Guild. R. Zech, wall pap ering. Satisfaction Excellent workmanship. PR ------I'elic Club. The price is right too! I[ you have too many people ing room, kitchen and nook, 731.7707. guaranteed. Reasonable. TU 6.4890.__ 21 Z-LANDSCAPI NG . S m i t h, Dura CorporaUon I 0 for the first floor. the base- ~~~~er~edbe:~c~:de~~ afl ~~ ------53502 - PR 6-1152. ---.------,TREE and stump removal also Board Chairman. reported that 938 BLAlRMOOR - C u s 10m designed quad.lel'el. 4 bed. me;tt is big enough to have a first floor, 4 bedrooms up. 3 2J B-SEWING MACHIN£ ------21 $-CARPENTER _I fenced in stumps. Eastern the Club now has 920,000 memo rooms, 2 baths on 2nd level, bali, with its own bath and baths. good basement, extra SERVICE RUDOLPH TONELL0 I DOING all types of carpenler. Tree Service, 293.4069 or 773. bers, a gain of 35,000 in 1970. bedroom or den and famil)' ~wer, Priced al only $59.. closets, newly decorated. SEWING~fACHINE repairs. All Decorator work, remodeling attic rooms. 0600. Its Insurance Exchan~eh $n0 w 4 room on tower level, plus . $45,700. Land contract con- all Interior. Exterior porches. Small or big jobs. ------protects 815.000 cars, WJt 1 5 large living and dining rooms. ENJOY hI' sideretl. 822.1463. ages'ed makes. AII parts Wall Pap~ring 1 I Estimat~ free. TJ>IMMING. removal spraying. million in policy value. and is ,)fodern kitchen. Very spaci. ence ~f ete~;~~~ ~r~n~n~:n~ I ------_~~~~ ~~~~:i~_:~:~ ~~. 882-0870 I TUxedo 5.5892 ~::ein;sli~:te:.t~~~pr::~Ot~:; ~~~e~9~~~~~geSl U. S. aulo in. ous-must be seen. Assum. "house of your own, where an J 3A LOTS FOR SALE T' '1'1 D -.------s' C I Fl' Tr lIble mortgage. associalion atlends to all ex. - 21C-ELECTRICAL nree ., I e r. Md' ernce. a emmg ee "Auto Club will cooperate 1- ._ S"''?VIC'" I 25 Years Experience 0 ernlzat'IOn, Service, TUxedo 1-6950. wlththenationaIAAA'snewen- 879 ELLAIR CT. - For the terior maintenance," located CARMEL LANE _ Beautiful I ..".. :------_____ . large !amily-O bedrooms, 4th at 394 Ri'/ard. Completely ------' PAINTING. Interior, exterior, I vlronmental affairs offiee In baths, morning room-modern modernized with new furnace, ia~:~sSal~c::iOt~ad~~e~~~:d;7~ I. and garages. Reasonable. MORE VALUE for your money. BILL CROTH ERS carefully studying the cost.e!- !ritchen-Iarge lot on a quiet powder room, House & Gar. ------ALL TYPES WIRING John 779-1137, Dave 465.1608, Additions, kitchens, dormers, I & SON fectiveness of proposals to street near the lake. den kitchen, four bedrooms BEDFORD.KERCHEVAL Ranges, dryers. air condition. ------basement.,. bathrooms, wall change moloring and cars," and Ihree baths. Good assum. 70'x120'. Priced right! I ers. Viola lions corrected. J N T E RIO It DECORATING removals. No job too small SNOW REMOVAL AND Smith tod his board. "Mol.orists 4 LAKE COURT-Magnificent able mortgage and immediate KARL DAVIES TU 5-3220 time is now! Get it done be. or to large. I LANDSCAPING are the real silent majority. French Provincial lucked un occupancy. ------FREE ESTIMATES fore the Holidays. Profe~sion. PR 2.1798 after 6 P .M, They have to pay the bill for a private lane near Lake st. BEAUTIFUL 5 acre building ALL WORK ,ally and economically. P. & BIDIGARE BROS. INC. ------safety, roads and car emission Clair. Beaulifull)' proportion. BY APPOINTMENT site, nice residential develop. GUARANTEED G. J!85-1894 or 882-2852. Office 772-5715 I THOMPSON control. and Auto Club wiU ed rooms, step.down drawing I FIRST OFFERING - In the menl, next to 28350 28 Mile I TOWNE AND COUNTRY-Wall Evenings till 11, TU 1.6988 LANDSCAPING CO. ;oornkeyt,os~oert~.~~ they get their room. library, impressive din. Farms and in the low 30's. Rd., $12,000, lIc terms. PR 8 0598 . d ------.-- C ing room, 5 bedrooms, 4 baths Snappy red brick, three bed. GRATIOT REALTY PR 1.1I00 - washmg an windows, carpet QUALITY WORK by carpenter ustom lawr, and garden serv- Other officers re.elected in- plus !T,aid's rooms. Here's one :, cleaning, I'nterl'or and evterl'or ice Complete landscapI'ng and of Grosse Pointe's (inest. room Colonial with aluminum ------~E-CT-R-I-C-A-L-W-I-R-IN-G--I painting 777.8896 " ~ith over 20 years experienCe de;igning. Fertilizing, so<1ding cl'lde: Rex Brubaker. president trim. Large screened terrace, 14-REAL EST "TE ,I and REPAIRS " m Grosse Pointe. Kitchens re- of Automotive Inventory Ap. and trimming. Free estimates. 842 PEMBERTON-A very liv. living room with natural fire. WANTED ... I 21J-WALL' WASHING modeled, basemt'nts paneied, PO G praisal Company, first vice. able larger borne with 6 bed. place, and formal dining KRAUSMAN ELECTRIC CO. room additions, etc. Conscien. .. Box 5047, rosse Pointe, president; William B. Bachman, rooms, 4~ baths. liorary and room. Ver}" charming and sit- PRIVATE Party has funds for TU 2-5900 I G-E-O-R-G--E-S-.-D-A-L-L-Y----W-a-I-I. tlous. Small jobs acceptable. Mich. TU 4-?720. Jr., senior vice.president, Me. paneled recreation room. Nice ..ated in 1m ideal location, home buye.s requiring short. I CANNON ELECTRIC washing. paper cleaning. etc. TU 4.5372. SNOW Removal. Dependable. Manus, John and Adams Ad condition. Goo d assumable cluse to schools and transpor. term loan:; while lheir homes COMPLETE ELECTRICAL 881-7480 alter 6 p.m. ------High school seniors. All agency. second vice.president; mortgage. tation. are being sold. Call 824.4169, SERVICE ------H. F. JENZEN Pointes areas. 881.2771. and Undersecretary of Housing 1452 N. RENAUD-Attractive ------1 WALL WASHING BUILDING ------and Urban Development Rich. IDEALL Y SUITED for the ONE or .TWO family home want. RESIDENTIAL, SNOW RE:'wIOVAL. Resident.ial ard C. Van Dusen, third vice. 3-bedroom ranch near tran. family desiring one.floor liv- ed. Call 824-4169 after 6. COMMERCIAL. INDUSTRIAL PAINTING & DECORATING Home and industrial repairs. and commercial. W a I k s, president. sportation and shopping. Fa. ing in a special rallch style ------1 294-4749 1 HOME MAINTENANCE Additions, attics completed. driveways. Yearly rates, $30. mily room, modern kitchen. house in a special location. HOUSE wanted in the Pointes: II ELMER T. LABADI E Porch enclosures, recreation $60. 526-7836. paneled basement with fire. Three bedrooms, charming 3 or 4 bedrooms. Pr.iced in 21 E-STORMS AND TUxedo 2-2064 rooms, garages repaired. ------FLYING BLIND place and bar. 2-car attached I den, and bright Florida room, the 40's or 50's. Private. VE SCREENS 1 TU 1-9744 '777-6840 We can't always be right, but garage." Assumable mortgage. Gl b t tt .' with a view of the Country 6.8341. ------, 0 e ro ers too many people are wrong 706 S. ROSEDALE-King size, Club. Priced to sell at $69,. 1 ONTARJO CONSTRUCTION TOWNE AND COUNTRY-WalJ CARPENTER WORK - Panel. R D 27 because they don't take the time value packed 4. bed roo m 500. FARM LAND or acres. with 881.4400 waslting and windows, carpet ing, partitions, shelves, kitch. dwe11lng preferred. Mr. Jay. . etllrn ec. to find out the facts. ranch, 21f.zbaths and 1st floor TU 1-7609. Wood and steel window replace- cleanmg. interior and exterior ens, recreation rooms, repairs laundry room. Family room IT'S WORTH the effort to visit ment with new tilt window painting. 777-8896. etc. TU 2-2795. The Harlem Globetrotters - a with fireplace. Centnl air. this unusually nice three bed. 1------hardware. Per m its easy 1 1------,---_ well.deserved name - return to conditioning. Thermopane win- room, bath and l' half colonial I6-PETS FOR SALE cleaning of both sides of the 2J K-WINDOW REMODELING Olympia Stadium Sunday, De. dows throughout. We highly on McKinley, with so much ------, glass from inside of the WASHING Kitchens - Additions cember 27 at 7:30 p.m. to take recommend! character in design. Good I BASSET .BEAGLE puppy, 5. house. Insulated or regular Recreation Rooms - Porches sized bedrooms, kitchen and months.old. Needs good home. glass. A.OK Window Cleaners. Serv- and repairs on the New Jersey Reds. 191 TOURAINE-A lovely Colo. breakfast room. 8e5-9318. Insured ice on storms and screens. Insured _ Licensed It will be the second Detroit Pointe nial in the heart of the Farms, ------_ Licensed F r t 111 thl t appearance tbis season fllr the Living and dining rooms. den, FRENCH COLONIAL in the LABRADOR RETRIEVER pup. i-2-1--R-OO--F-, ..-'G-----E- J 5;1~~4~;.lma es. on y ra es. ONTARIO J~~~RUCTION "Magicians of Basketball." In plus family room, breakfast Farms. Five family bedrooms pies, blond, AKC champion G- ... SERVIC _' _ December of 1969 a record turn. Memorial room and k:tchen. 6 bedrooms, and four fulJ baths. plus two lineage, X.rayed. 647-5083. I I G. OTJMIN I --A-R-P-E-N-T-E-R---A-I-I-ty-p-e-s-r-e-pa-Ir C out of 14,060 watched the Trot. 4 baths. Large lot. maid's bedrooms and a bath. I FOR WINDOW CLEANING lers defeat the Reds, 104.98. On Church 788.790 TRO)fBLEY RD. _ In. Living room with fireplace SHIKTZU puppies, 7 weekS, ROOF AND GUTTER WORK SERVICE and remodeling. Carl Watson, April 5 of this year thal record vestment conscious? See this and bay, stepdown dining A.~LC., $150. Will hold for CALL RICHARD WILLERTZ FREE ESTIMATES 1__L_A_6_._55_01__. _ of attendance feU when 14,112 immaculate 2-bedroom brick room. library with fireplace, Christmas. PR 9-3764. 150__ R_O_S_L_Y_N_ROADT(] 1.8170 1 WE ARE INSURED • Attics e Porch Enclosures fans sa w the Globetrotters edge flat, built 1951. IlL baths,II'v. and men and ladies powder ------3723022 eAddltions eKI'tch out the New Jersey Reds by one 7Z h . SIBERIAN Huskie pups. Fra. ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK - ens For Information ing room, dining room snd den rooms on t e first floor. All k b 1------,- • Garages point - 83.82. Both of these in lower. a.ear brick oaarage. this and more for $81,900. Mar breeding, dark red and Caul ing. c imney repairs LEES W' d I . R' • Commercian buildings dales played to standing.room. night or day black and white. Show quali- Gutters cleaned. m ow c eanillg. eSI. Situated on a beautiful lot. ON UNIVERSITY place just a t P t k dential. commercial, in d u s. only crowds. call 882-5330 Low $60's. Well worth a phone couple blocks to the Village y. et soc. Exceptional ADVANCE MAINTENANCE trial. Fully insured. Free es- JIM SUTTON Meadowlark Lemon, who earn. Worship Services call quality. 422-7975. . TU 2-5539 tl'mates. 778.0"22. . and Pier Park. This contem. 1------QU 1577 Brys Dr. ed the tiUe of "Clown Prince of Basketball" shortly after he and Church School 1173 YORKSHIRE - Gracious porary has three bedrooms FREE to good home, cute fe. GUTTERS. installed, replaced. 21 M-SEWER SERVICE living in this well.built Eng. and two fuU baths up. There male white kitten. 886-2487. repaired, cleaned. Reasonable. TU 4-2942 TU 2-2436 joined the Trollers in 1954, will 9:30 and 11:15 be featured in the contest. lish Colcnial. 25-foot living is a modern kitchen and that ------John, "/79.1137; Dave 465.1608. A-I HANDYMAN, p a i n tin g, "THE INCREDlBLE room. panelled library. mod. all important first floor parly AMERICAN Eskimo Spitz, pa- _ ELECTRIC SEWER cleaning. No footage charge. Telephone plumbing, electrical, carpen. He'll be joined by Leon Hill. ENCOUNTER" ern kitchen with built.ins, fin. room. Ready to sell in the pers, ideal family pet, good ROOFING price. 17 years experience. try. Call for estimate today. ard, the team's top baUhandler, ished basement. A total of 4 mid.forties. watch do~. Reasonable. Will WATERPROOFING Dr. Ray H. Kiely eal Roemer, Plumbing, TU 757.7621. and Bobby Joe Mason, a former bedrooms and 3% baths. Low hold for Christmas. 884.7531. ALTERATIONS ______All.American. preaching 2-3150. $60's. LOVELY RANCH home located ------Over 40 years in business on North Renaud. Two large TOY POODLE puppies. AKC. J d I' d C II ADVANCE uAIN ENANCE 1142 WAYBUR:-.f -: Immacula"te bedrooms with one ful1 bath. I llSure , Icense. a ,u T, CUSTOMCRAFT The Grolle Pointe 3.bedroom. Colona.al. La roe I Large breezeway, glassed en- Orange.apricot. English line. General Roofing. Inc. Electric Sewer Cleaning for Construction Company unitarianism: an open, Conireiationai rooms. updated kitchen. 2car closed' spacious den and _1_.4_63_.7_1_3_3.______GENERAL ROOFING, INC. al1 drains and sewers. forward.looking re. • ligioll. Church f;~,~ge. :'lu~t be seen. Low kitCh.e~ wit~ brk. area: Good SC,!NAUZER miniature pup. VAlley 1-3344 I COMMEJ(CIAL. RESIDENTIAl. BUILDERS & REMODELERS I 24() ChalConte at Lothrop . locatIOn, priced under $42,000. pies. Pure bred. reduced for ------1 WE DIG AND REPAIR I Additions, •Dormers, the unitarian church I 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. I START the New Year right I quick sale. 881.3214. J. D. CANDLER ROOFING CO. I BROKEN SEWERS Worship Services and G BIE Rec. Rooms. Bathrooms C. Ilarrll meserve, minister 91 Yrs. Reliable Service All Work Guaranteed Church School ~ilh ~ beautiful newer CoIQ- POODLE puppies-orange, ap. 884 9512 Kitchens, New Homes, H I 17150 maumee at neff Crib and Kindergarten mal In the heart of the ricot, AKC, pet or show qual. Residential & Commercial - service and church school, Facilities Available 84 Kercheval Farms. Plenty of room for ity. 776.9729 All types of Roofs & Decks Custom Garages• and Doors 10:30 a,m. Christmas trees in the family I ------.------Gulters & Downspouts SEWERS CLEANED, broken Pasloral care minister the Rev. G. E. Pruessner 886-7100 room, library or card room. 3 KITIENS - 2 red, one tor. REPAIRS Sewers repaired. Guaranteed. "COMMUNITY" I Reasonable rates. 881-0063 or Free Estimates • and Planning The children can nestle in the toise shell, 8 weeks. Free to No Job Too Large-or Small Preaching "JOY" 103 MORAN. By owner, 5 bed- four bedrooms while mom good home. 885-5856. 779-1225. e Harr .. C. Meserve, Minister Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, D.D. room, 31f.z bath Colonial with and pop luxuriate in the large ------Free Estimates FI;-JANCING ARRANGED - library and family room. At. master bedroom. BEAUTIFUL cat, 3 years. needs CALL 899.2100 ACE tached 2 car garage. Priced good, quiet home. 778.6438. insured Workmen ELECTRIC sewer cleaning, sink • THE GROSSE POINTE GnM .. 'ol"t. U"Ite. to sell. Assumable mortgage. FARMS - For this new oller. ------____ and drains. 881-1024 BAPTIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Appointment only. 881.4397. in!! let not the "last be first" JU5'l' IN time for Christmas! 21 I-PAINTING AND CLEANING ELECTRICALLY 8 Mile al Mack 211 Moro.. Roo" in line to take advantage of Rag Terrier puppies, brown. DECORATING GUARANTEED MR. FIX.IT. Stuck door? Addi. Grosse Pointe Woods 116-2363 1I1l~itfS' 1I0U to worship wilh. UI. GROSSE PO INTE this four bedroom beauty on black with white markings. ------WORK MYSELF tiona I she I f, partitions, reo MI"bt.r Edgemcre. The den was orig. Will keep until Christmas Eve A.A.A. HA",DY:'wIA"" painting. pairs, no carpenter job too 9:45 A.M. P.rr~ A. Tho""" CHURCH SCHOOL inally designed to be a bed. if desired. 886-7363 aller 6 carpentry, plumbmg, clectri' CALL LEO 821-2928 small, reasonable, dependabl~. 9:15 FAMILY WORSHIP FARMS I l 11:00 A.M. SERVICI!I 89 HANDY PLACE roo m, bat h combination. p.m. IC 110 answer, call 881- cal. "'0 job too small. DR 1 I 210-CEMENT WORK 886-7434. MORNING WORSHIP Church School for nursery should YDUneed a firth. There 6672. B263. ------7:00 P.M. through .Ixth grade., 10' l5 Church SChool for ,ude> CONTE:\IPORARY 4'bedroom'lis also a farm.family I'oom ------'------1 CAP!ZZO CONSTRUCTION CHRISTOPHER EVENING WORSHIP ,even through t .... lve. 2'>2 bath, modern kitchen with 'th r pIa d s t FRENCH POODLE, miniature. Rev. Jack Fullard, Ad..lt s.mlnus Ind dl'eu •. huilt ins, extra large garage, WI h Irde ce atn acces ThO housebroken, lovable. Fr~c to GEORGE S. DALLY AU types of Cement and CONST. CO. Interim Pastor slon ,rOllp" a an some erracc. e ~ Brick Work CUSTOM BUILDERS g Rev. Robcrt RadcliCfe, 11:15 MORNING W.ORSHIP :r;I~~s~~~~~:' t:o~:gnat~:1 many other delights you will _a_ _00_d_h_o_m_e_._884_._780_9_._.__ Painting, paperhanging serving Driveway, walks, sleps, chim. Modernization. Alterations SERVICE '1; :Ilinister of Cbristian Church Scl>ool 'or nursery ,3606. diccover on viewing. Excellent 1 G EY d h' f k' Ihis community' over 30 years. ncy repair, waterproofing. Additions • Family Rooms TU 4 decorating and eondition are 2 R an w Ite cmale 'It. I Education through Kindergarten. not the least of these. tens. 3 months old. Ideal (or 8817480 After 6 p,m. Specializing in Patios Kitchell & Recreation Areas OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 Christmas. Free to goo d .______All types of excavating Estate Maintenance

• I, A TRULY GRACIOUS home on home. 886-3147. COLLEGE STUDE:-iTS with ex. , All work guaranteed JAMES BARKEH Fint Engli.h NOTRE DAME, 50B, 2.bedroom i Touraine Court boasting three I ------perience in intl'rior and ex.' 885.0612 923.85B5 ~23.8587 St. Paul Ev. e m bungallodw. R 0 d pic tel y ~e I bedrooms. two and a half 1GB-PET GROOMING terior painting. Reasonable.! ----- . . Ev. Lutheran mod.e.e, ea.y to mh°\'aet1n . baths, Beautl'fully des'lgned 1 . A D CE'I ENT brick repaIr Lutheran Church 2 ------Call 8816481 for estimate. .' .', , Additions __ Alterations Unfinished attIC, gas c, I and well proportioned. A pan. 'l'ONY RICO'S CA"'iNE ------porches, cement work, water. Church ChaU.nt. .nd Utl"ep lots. Open Sunday 2.5, eled den opens to a lovely en. COIFFEURS HUGHES BROTHERS proofing. 822.1201, VA 2.4563. New Homes Vernier Road at Wedgewood TV''''7' IIILLCREST 8692272, closed (erracc, patio and pri. DECORATORS Andrew De Sender. Kitchens, Family Rooms Drive. Grosse Pointe Woods We Invile You to Worship - The ultimate in dog grooming. , With Us I vate garden of excellence 5293 Yorkshire We Also Specl'all'ze I'n 884.5040 I . Poodles, $8.95; Schnauzers. . 21 P WATERPRooFI NG 9:30 Worship ~~t~~~il:sndlh~:~;~h t~C ~h~$7.95; minic1Jps. $3.95. We 882.9750 or 331.8029 ! -______Modernizing Bathrooms Church Worship 8:30 & 11 Sunday School ( 1.8) WATER Sunday School 9:30 '" second noor where closets carry 999 dog food. Pet sup. YOUNG--~;-p~-r-i;n~cd-r~r 0 s s-e. ALmLateTrYl'aPlsEuSsecda.uBlkalsnegm'enFtinwcsat. TH IELE Construction 11:00 Worship '" plies at discount prices. 499- Rev. P. Keppler Sunday School (all t.ges) HEATER? abound. 0060, If no answer 886.974t, J~oinle .firm - in1erior. ('xte: terproofing. AU work guaran. & Supply CO. Rev. David Proctor, I lI.v. ell,rl.. w. ', .."reck 15023 Easl JeUerson at Mary. rlnr palllllng com merclal. res I teed. Free estimates. Residen. PR 5.2323 Asst. Pastor land. Idenllal. TUxedo 29500, tial. commercial. 884-9512. _ I I ItIV. Itol,nd L. Icll."" PURDY 1------.------21T -PLUMBING AND --- R&M DOG GROOMING. Pro. INTERIOR.EXTERIOR 'BASEMENTS WATERPROOF. HEATING ---I F~==;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;; & (essional grooming, all brecds'l PAlN1'I:-'G ED-Reasonable rates. work- . _ I Batlls for large dogs, Pickup, COMPLETE Dccorating servo manship guaranteed. 881-0063 FOR CLEAN and dependable St. James St Michael'. and delivery, 11142 lIayes, i ice. Paper hanging anri reo or 779.1225, serv ice, c a II E I. MER S EDG AR 372.0468, moving, Malerial, workman. ------"--_. ------.-.-1 PLUMBING AND IIEATING" Lutheran Church Episcopal Church i-- --. shiP I;ualrlantced, For esli ONTARI088COl.~,SOOTRUCTION I __~~xedo 4.4882.______McMlllo" .t Kerch .... 1 20475 S..""I" .... I. ,.rtt 15)04 KERCHEVAL' VA 2.9070 !63 Kcrcheval TU 860tO 2o-.GENERAL SERVICE I ma es, ca "',S" ST t Gro... '.lllt. W0e4. I ------I Waterproofing I LARRY <.U OM TU 4.0511 The Rey. £dlar H. Veom.n, ------rROFE~~IO!"AL FIO?rSandi~g. WILI.!AM FOIlSYTIIE Lnderpin footing PLUMBING AND nEATING Reelor and fLOIS~I~g. Speclallllng In , "Allcy 2S10fl R'" II Residenial and Commerrial 930 '" 111m. StrvUe, I 8:00 I.m, ElIch"r ••t SII!RVICINC THE CROSSEPOINTES dark stammg, "Supply own,.. epalr cave LOwa s . 9:,," 1m, Sunday School 10 power," Call aflcr 4 I"m, W. ! INTJ-:RJOH and exterior paint. In~lIred Licensed. W Repairs and Remoode~ 'h 'Nursery lor Smlll Children) 10:011 ""m" Choral Ellcharilt and Sermon Church School FOR OVER 'Iz CENTURY Abraham. TW 1.5924, I ing, wall washing ~nrl papcr ------. - ater Hcalem-A. .' mlt -Tntant. thrall,h 11ln. , . - ..------.,., hanginll Rca~onabl~ rates, 3G 21 Q-PLASTER WORK Permaglass a~d Rheem Rev. GI.". E. Kiln, '.It.r lor High LIGHT HAUUNG. pamhn,l( In' vear's eXfleri~nce. Ray fiar. - -. ------Glasshne R.... AI." F. Her .. , , •• to, 11:30 I.m, ~~~hft.I::t Every S'yl. of Fellc, ; terior, wall pa~ring. gen('ral ;'"wsky, 371231\4 after 6 p.m. SPECIALIZING in repairs for TUxedo 1.7410 1~~r~~n. erected lor YOIl I repair. Rcferences, 822.1968. t8 years. Cracks eliminated. - ... . ------.. -. KURT 0, BAEHR Clean, Jim Blackwell. VAlley, RAMSDEN-McKEE, tr~.~" ,', ,;;1 ... ,1" . . - WIll"'.. , RUG CLEANING, interior paint. 1-705t, I INC. WA 1.&282 ing, wall wllshing, window CUSTOM Painting anI! !)('corat GROSSE POIN7'E WOODS I cleaning anrl odd jobs. Call ing. Wall pnprring. Guaran. I'LASn:R Contractor, Free es. PLUMIHNG ."d.."i". , Tom, PR 6.7537. aller 5. : teed, Frre c~limales, LAkc limntl's, Prompl scrvice, Re. HEATING {Presbylerian Church Chain link AII.Steel and ------.------' vir.w 15716, liable. J, Maniaco 773.9075 COOl.lNG Rustic Stylel 20A-CARPET CLEANING " - .--.--.------SALF...5 AND SERVICE 19950 MACK AVE. at TORREY RD. eee.4300 --.-- ---. I:-;TERIOH anrl I'xlrrior paint F:xpert plaster and drywall reo 771-1500 Worship Services 9:30 and 11:00 • ,m. TOWNE AND COUNTRY-Ex repair~" Quality mat('rial pair, 20 years licensed COli' Church School 9:30, Senior IIlgh 7 p.m. I pert carpet and furnihHr. Ill!(. f1"or lllin!:. (,Mfll'nlrr tractor, Free estimates. No ~1fOWROOM MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. "CIIHISTMAS IN GF.Nt.:RAI. AND IN PARTICULAR" cleaning. Reasonable rates, n~('/L frl'C' r~lim~tC's. LA job 100 small. Guaranteed' 23101 Graliol, N, of 9 Mile 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL Rev. (;erald K Blevins. Preaching t'ree clltimalcs, 777.lI896, 7S3lB aftl'r 6. , 778.2678. j E, Detroit, Mich .

• GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. December 10, 1970 \\That Goes 01. D.:c~:~~~:11 at WhalA nwon o~~~~5ii;1F.ir~~~ibc~8~r:Lsee.d Cia•• Postage Paid at Detroit, Michl,a. t~~~~~~~~mbe::~::~(1'lcket Office Closed SundaYI I • All Memorial sponsored activities open to the Grosstl FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Pointe public. Hospital equipment aVIUable for free YOllr Library loan: crutches, wheel chain, heaUng laJnpl and hos- By "lrll.l. l..eourd Phone TU 2.6900 pltal beds, .r"'E"Ull , , , Member Mlchl.an Pres. A'50c1.lIon and Nallonal E4llortal AuoclaUon GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CF.NTE"" AND LEND. If you are looking for some. CHANGED AMERICA by Rob. By Pat Rousseau NATIONAL AOVEilTISlNG IlEPUSENTATfVE n lh' t b (f Ch' t t B D (I thO d f Weekl~N"...paper R.."reoentallve,Inc. ING LIBRARY CLOSED DURING DECEMBER. mg new 0 uy or ns mas er . owns, n IS ay 0 Mr. Dan's Beauty Salon ... opened at 100 Ker. 404 nllh Avenut NewYork 19. New York BYran!'.7300 -last minule, you know?) or mass media, we hate to think cheval on the Hill a little over three years ago. • CHICAGOorneE Thursday, December 10 read. we can once again give that anyone will lose sight of Owner-operator Dan Matuszczak, who has been in __ '33_3_N_o_rlll__~chl,~~~_\'en_IIt__ Phone FInancial ,"UI. * 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Lip Reading-Mrs. Frantz John. you a sampling of some of our "the book"). Here we find Grosse Pointe for 11 years, personally styles each ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER son, Instructor. recent books. twenty.five works that have pro. i customer because he believes in individual cart!, WILLIAM ADAMO ADVEK'1'IStNG UANAGER *10:00 a.m. Braille Transcription-Mrs. John McNa. A new novel by the indomit. foundly influenced our nation's attention and fast service. Miss Ruby, the manicur. JANET MuELLER .. , FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY mara, Instructor. able and irrepressible Peter culture and cil'ilizalion _ from JAMES J. NJAIM...... NEWS 10:30 a,m. Senior Citizens Trip to Frankenmuth. DeVries is MRS. WALLOP. The Thomas Paine's revolutionllrY ist. has been in the Pointe for 26 years. Mr. Dan's PEPPER WHITELAW NEWS • 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. heroine is a fugitive from a COIIIMON SENSE to Rachel opens at 8 a.m. and customers are in and out .. GREGG BOYD NEWS 7:30 p.m. Something About Eve. couple of olher novels _ a best Carson's SILENT SPRING. We quickly and beautifully ... TV 5.2788. LILLIAN KARR - .. . ADVERTISING 8'00 P m Anawim seller wrilten hy her former won't spoil this book by giving MARY LORIMER ,.,.. .,., ,.. ADVERTISING . '. . lodgl'r and anlJther by her own you all the olher lilies included Season's Greetings •. and ~ FAT ROUSSEAU ADVERTISING * 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. Thursday Night Dance Club-Mr. son. Osgood (The lalter's novel by the aulhor, but we thmk welcome from The League Shop JACK McALPINE ADVERTISING and Mrs. Ted Forrest, Instructors. is repnnted in full In !IIRS ,some will surprise and all will to its new neighbor, the Sign of ~ 1_ . SAVE _ .,. - ,. TU 6-3600 • CIFT WRAP AND ACCESSORIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS , II SEWER PROBLEMS? : Since ]855 Long lasli", Fresh c,,! • BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS Call Now F,,, (ow Seasoll II S,.ti.I ',ic'J - 25% OFF I WILLIAM R. HAMILTON" DAVID M. HAMILTON Chrysanthemums I ! I ALL SEWERS .d DRAINS CLEANED I CI.ARENCE E. OTTER • CANDLES AND ACCESSORIES Ask aboul our pre.en!;live ma,n!. Baby Pom Porn large bunch I nonce pion [.nmpit'. Sewer usuolly I r.1I ..\ PE I.S plugs up Once 0 year in Dec. Reg • STATIONERY Thvn4ay Th.u Su"da, O"ly I Proee $40. Clean before ,! p1uos on I Detroit 3975em A",", • 8;1-2712 our prevcntitivt.' maintenance pion, I I No',: Vou ",ust ",.,,!Ion thl. ad 10 rec'i•• this w •• k'. ~lItcl.1 I PRIC[ $24-- Ywe 40 %. Seve Mess Birmingham 820 E"ST M"PLE • 6-16-4000 13300 E.WARREN 17047 Kercheyal 882-7790 I ,. Save $ $ S I ------_. . ADVANCE MAINTENANCE-884.9512 I 'Our Fourlh Generalion of Florists" I P.S. All Wort< Guo ... "tMd. .-_.------_. -.-...-~ .-..-...- .._,,--..-..-----...-...------Thursday, December 10, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen 'Lucia' Lights The Way To Christmas DBC's Boys and Girls Seeing Santa Sunday

St. Nid and His Helpers Will Be On Hand at Children's Christmas Par+y; Grosse Pointe Children's Theater to Entertain

The Youngest Set takes over the Detroit Boat Club this Sunday, December 13, when the Women's Commit- tee stages its annual Children's Christmas Partv. Spirited striplings in best aWre will descend on the Club for a kaleidoscope of activities beginning with a Puppet Show at 1:30 o'clock featuring Sy Sims' animated friends, well. WOMEN'S known and loved by all who watch their antics. Members of the Gross~.r- Pointe Childrtn's Theater brunch to be served al 12:30 I will present a varied pro. prior 10 the children's party, Short and to gram of Christmas fantasies. and for a Family Dinner from From Another Pointe Santa Claus will be on hand 3:30 10 8 o'c1od. As a special 10 greet young hopefuls and bonus there will be no charge I The Pointe listen to their requesls, while for children up lo Ihree years of View photographer Eddie McGrath, ot .'Jge, Young Pointers NORA FORD, Jr" records the evenl for pos. Assisting in lhe myraid de. By Janet l\luellcr JUDY OLSEN, PATrY OLSEN, lerity. tails for lhis action.packed CARl GAUERKE, CARYL JA. Santa's Helpers, a teen trio, afternoon are Denne J. Osgood COBS, DAWN HOHL, MI. Iarc Rosemary Bal:b)'. Sherry I and thr Mesdames Jerry Brae Christmas in New Orleans. Sparkling golden topiary CHELLE CYR, LeANN JA. ,Neef and Karen Newell. who keU. Charles J. Collinson. AI. trees, golden candles and golden ribbons-and, of course, COBS, CAMILLE NICHOLS fashioned their own Merry jlan Neef. Milton B. Osgood. Jr" the traditional green holiday boughs. A menu worthy of and DAWN OTTONI were Chrislmas costumes for lhe oc, Selln P, SchaeUner, Emil F. among s t u den l s of MAE ca~ion - mini.mini, of course! I Traum. Russell M. White and Brennan's ... or Antoine's ... or Galatoire's ... ELISABETH EHRLING, daughter -Pl1oto by Eddie McGr.lth. Jr. HURSHBURGER who appeared They will busy them"'!lves ush. Joseph P. Wright. The Bourbon Street Beat of Bob Schneider's Band, in a piano and voice recilal of the Sixten Ehrlmgs, of Trombley Barkers, of Kensington road, will carry ering excited sprouls to Santa's To end the afternoon in a specialists in the danciest jazz this side of the Mason. al Mrs. Hurshburger's S1. Clair road, as "Lucia," the traditional Swed- coftee and pastry this Saturday evening, glislening throne and beslowing melodious fashion, Mrs, Collin- Dixon Line. Shores home December 6. Re. ish Christmas Saint of Light, flanked by December 12, at the Jenny Lind Club's candy canes and gifts. son will lead lhe children in a Christmas in New Orleans. On the sho'~es of Lake S1. freshments were served follow. "starboys" LARS RAHM, (len), and "Luciafest" at the DetrOIt Golf Club. Mrs. Milton A. Manley, Jr, group of Christmas carols with Clair. ing the program, during which ROBERT BARKER, sons of the Robert Lucia Day annually signals the start of chairman and Mrs. Denne J. Mrs. Schaeffner as accompan. MRS. LEN RICCINTO played Osgood have arranged tor isls. Fine Arts Society Christmas party committee mem. Rahms, of Woods lane, and the James the Chrisemas season in Sweden. a Clule obligato. bers have chosen this as the theme for their annual holi. • is a resident of Ezra Stiles Col. XIII World Jamboree. an inter. day dinner.dance, set for Saturday evening, December • • STARRS. of Kensington road, pa's annual Christmas lunch. I 1961 from Grosse Pointe High ! lIIembers of the 1971 March lege. one of Yale's 12 under. nalional gathering of more lhan 19, at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, (ah, that Grosse performed in a piano recital eon, fealuring enlertainment by I School. of Dimes Executive Board are Tuesday evening, December 8, the Honeytones , a Norlh High • • • graduate residential colleges, 20.000 Scouts and leaders from Pointe Yacht Club! ... an Olde English Manor one Sat. FRED M. SIBLEY, JR., of son of MR. and MRS. ROBERT 132 countries. The local contin- at Wilson. choral group directed by Nomads Flying Club members urday, the Court of the Two Sisters the next ... ). Vendome road, GARl STROH • • • H~R'I LAITNER, of Grand Marais f,;ent will represent the Detroit !'IAN CL~IN. !he young ladles, GEORGE and RUTH CODD. of boulevud. Area Council, Boy Scouts of Mr. and Mrs. W. David Kludt, of Grosse Pointe bou. and DR. PAUL ZAVELL, of Among 36 Villanova seniors m allracl1ve pmk dresses, sang Devonshire road, and JOE and Moran road, who is also chair. • • • America. as par I of the UnUed levard, are in charge of everything. With the help of selected for listing in the cur. carols. KATHY MICHALAK, of Shel. man of the March of Dimes Heading for Japan nexl sum. Slates contingent of over 3.000 plenty of talented assistants, like Arme (Mrs. Milton) Vol. rent editiol'l oC "Who's Who in • • • bourne road, participated in a Medical Advisory commIttee. American Colleges and Univer. mer in a group of 12 Boy persons. In addition to the nine. kens, of Meadow lane, who designed the table decora. CHRISTINE MEIER. daugh. recent week.long vacation lrip Plans have been finalized for slties" Is MICHAEL J. MONA. Scouts and Explorers from lhe day Jarllboree lhe boys will tions. the January March of Dimes HAN, of Ballantyne court ler oC MR. and MRS. CARLR. 10 Barbados. • Detroit Metropolilan area will spend 11 days touring Japan, And Grayce (Mrs. Richard) Shammon's choral drive to raise funds for birth • • • MEIER, of Lochmoor boule. • • • be GARY LECHNER, of Dev- visiting Tokyo, Nikko, Kyoto. deCecls. The Mother's March vard, bas been eleeled lo Phi Among 53 Yale University se. onshil'e road. BRAD WHITE, of Nara and Koshigaya. (Continued on Page 21) Entertaining Monday, December will be held January 21 through 14. at a luncheon in her South Beta Kappa at Albion College niors elected lo Phi Beta Kappa North Oxford road. RICHARD I • • ~ 28. and volunteers are needed. and is lisled in "Who's Who is Grosse Poinle High School BELANGER, of Moross road, . Deeplands road home honori.ng ANTHONY BUFFA, of Balfour' Broken promises are really The number lo call lo volunleer MRS. H. L. WESSEL, in resi. Among Sludents in American graduate JOHN P. LAITNER. your services is 535.5770. dence in Elm court for the holi. Universilies and Colleges" for majoring in Economics and road, and DAN DAVIS, of FiSh.' the trademark of a weak • • • days alter a summer season at !970.11. Chris was graduated in Mathematics at Yale where he er road •. who will allend the character. JOHN S. PINGEL, of Peach her home in Denmark halfway Tree lane, president oC lhe between Copenhagen and Elsi.' Delroil Area Council, Boy nore, wit! be MRS. ABRAM van. Scouts of America, has an. DER ZEE. nounced that the traditional • • • "Boy Scout Week" will be reo Iplaced by a month. long anniver. Appearing in Weslern Michi. sary celebralion in February. gan University's production of "Boy Scout Week was valid. in Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit," lhe old day~, but now we need which opened December 9 and These are Uttlemiracles. something that more accurately wilt continue at WMU's Shaw describes lhe celebration of our Thealre through Salurday, De. Othcnvise known as conditioners. They give bouy anoiversary," Mr. Pingel ex- cember 12, is sophomore SU- and bounce and life and luslre 10 hair that hasn't all plains. "The aclual birlhday ZANNE GEHA, daughter ot anniversary, February 8. will MR. and MRS. EDWARD GE. the body and bounce and life and lustre it needs. HA, of Canlerbury court Grosse The only thing we would point oul is this: different still be observed as parl of lhe monlh's activities." "Highlighl Poinle Soulh High School grad. heads need dilIcrent conditioncrs. "'e tell )'ou 1£ you of lhe celebration in the Detroit uate Sue is majoring in Com. n.eed one and if so, which one. And each lime you Area Council will be the lauch. mercial Arls and Sciences at come in we double check the situation. Like to buy a ing of Project SOAR (Save Our Western. liule miracle? 'We' sell tllcm, most reasonably. American Resources), with • • • more than 113,000 local Scouts During recent ceremonies at and leaders joining in conserva. the Brodhead Naval Armory, D8r~ EdDlond tion projects thal continue the Rear Admiral DRAPER L. Beauty Salon Scout's GO.year history of teach. KAUFFMAN pre s e n t e d lhe ing and practicing environ- Armed Forces Reservist Medal GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN mental protection. to Cour Naval Officers, all memo 21316 Mack Ave. 45. E. Adams Wilson College, Chambers. bers of Naval Reserve Public 886-6060 wa 2.1112 burg, Pa., freshman MARY Affairs Company 9.6 in Detroit. Thursday and Friday evenings by appoinlment CHRISTINE STARRS, daughter including Commander RAY- of MR. and MRS. JOHN R. MOND N. VALASSIS, of Trom. bley road...... BILL STAFFELD, son oC lhe STANLEY STAFFELD's, who Irom OUf moved July 1 from Hamplon road to Longboat Key, on lhe Gulf of Mexico between Sara. sota and Brandenlon. Fla., has (Jilt been named to the Highest Hon. or Roll at Manatee.. ..High School. PATRICIA EDWARDS, daugh. Co l/ecl,'on ter of MR. and MRS. JOHN EDWARDS, of AnUa avenue, an honor graduate from Grosse 1" Poinle South High School in 1963, at lhe age of 16, has been ~~~ admitted 10 the Michigan Bar. ~,~~:.\ She was graduated from the University of Michigan, recoiv. / ed her Law Degree from lhe University of Michigan Law School in May. 1970, and is presently an aUorney Cor the Maccabees Mutual Life Insur. anee Company DC Southfield. • • • Entertaining fellow members of Detroit Adventure, who've enjoyed lours to arl museums in the States and Canada, al a Sunday Christmas bufCet were MR. and MRS. RENE OeSER. ANNO, of Whittier road. ~ .. Alpha Delta Kappa, honorary leaching sorority, initiated lwo members, LISA GANDELOT, who teaches fourth grade at Ferry Elemenlary School, and MARJORiE PAQUE'l'TE, North High School French leacher, al Lochmoor Club Saturday. Oc casion was Alpha Delta Kap. A White Satin Jump Suit B, Gold and Silver Beaded Bag e. Blue & White Crystal Night Light D. From Our Rock Garden Collection

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.' • • 'day eVe~ing will be Verdi's ISt. Clare Seniors Metropolitan To Present Sevan pperas DUring Week I "Rigolelto" with Gabriella Tuc. I at Masonic Temple: "Werther" is ci, Batyah Godfrey. Richard Welcome Yule Opening Night Produd;on Tucker, Robert Merrill, John _ .: . . . I Macurdy and Edmond Karls. Christmas comes early for 51. All the pnnclpal artIsts who Will appear With the rud, Carlo Franci conducting. Clare de Monlefalco Seniors Metropolitan Opera du.ri.ng the spring season in D~troit Mrs. Fiaher commenls: "Each I who on Monday, December 21: have been announ('ed JOintly by Mrs. Charles T. Flsher'l year, many people a~sume thaI under the sponsorship of Mrs. ~II, of Lothrop road, general chairman of the 1971 spring tickets are, unavailable for Thomas W. Normile, hold their opera season, and Mrs. Roy D. Chapin, Jr., of Country the M~troPo,lJlan performances third annual C,hristmas !uncheon Club Lane, general co-chairman...... I whe~, ~n tbm~a~~ ,!act, the op, ~~rIY ~llthe Grosse Pomle War Seven operas will be pre. ':' ~ - .. --._------_.... -- po~~:~rge: all persons inler. ~~uoJ~~ts from Grace Vander. sented at the Masonic Ten!' i Franke and Andrea Veils, Franz ested in attending performances SchaU's German Class at Grosse pIe Auditorium May 24 to I Allers will conduct. , I next. spring to write for infor. Poinle South High S~hool ~i11 M 29 Th 'JI b i .I Martina Arroyo, Irene Dahs, 1 maHon soon. start of( the proceedmgs With ay . ere WI e s x Franco Corelli, )\fario Sereni, A schedule of operas, a seat carols. evenillg performances and II Cesare Siepi, Paul Plishka a~d ing ch~rl with ticket p~ices. After. luncheon Snlly Reyn- a Saturday matinee. conductor Fausto Cleva wJlI I and a ticket order blank will be aIds, dlreclor of the Grosse Casts and operas include perform Verdi's "Aida" Fri. sent, in response to all.requests I Pointe Children's The~ter, and ~fr. and ~frs. Cievela'id Thur. Eddl G th J "Werther" by Massenel with day evening. received by the Delrolt Grand ~Iary Ellen Cooper. director. of bel'. Jr., of Edgemere road, I A~P:OIOr:y ent ;a~~J ra din~~r i Rosalind' Elias, Gail Robinson, I The Saturday malinee, Puc. Opera Association, 20 .East .Je~'1 B~lIel at the War Me~orlal, ha\'(' announced the engage. I e y i Franco Corelli. John Reardon" elni's "Madama Bullerfly," will ferson avenue, DetrOlI, MiChl' w.J1I.present s.O\ne of. their pu. party Mr. and Mrs. James Bar. ) Donald Gramm and Jan Behr be sung by ~ilar ~renga~. gan 48226. ;Jlls In appropnale hOliday songs m!'nt of their daughler, ELIZA. I -Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. ton. of Stanhope avenue, an- I conducting. This is a Detroit Ned d a Casel, Enrlt'o DI' ------I and sklls. BETH KING (Mimi) THUR. Making plans for an April wedding in Grosse nounced the engagement of premiere and a new production. Giuseppe and Frank Guarrera. Broad.minded people are I ---,---- BEH. to David Corcoran Wells, Pointe Memorial Church are BECKY JEAN KIMMEN their daugMer. KATHY. to Ju. Tuesday offers Mozart.s "Don Carlo Franel will conduct. those who ca.n .con~lDc~ that I '!V0rry won I so~ve a pro~lem >on of ~lr. and Mrs. Clark and WILL~AM MOFFETT KLEINSCP.MIT, whose en. seph P. Thompson, Jr., SOli of Giovanni" with Edda Moser, The final performance Satur. our way of lhmklDg IS nght. -It only prevents a solutIOn. Thompson Wells, of Handy gagement has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs .. Joseph P. Thomp~ T ere s a ZyUs ..Gara. Colette ------road, Mrs. Edward Kimmen, of Clairview road. The bride. son, of Radnor circle. Boky, Cesare Siepi, Stuart Bur- !llimi was gradualed from the elect was graduated from Grosse Pointe University The bride.elect is a senior at rows, Fernando Corena and A('adamy of the Sacred Heart in School and the University of Michigan. Her fiance, son the University of Michigan, Dominic Cossa. Kurt Adler will I akeshore road and reeeived of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Kleinschmit, Jr., of Loch. where she is affiliated with conduct. her Bachelors degree in English moor boulevard, is head accountant for a firm in War. Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Her Wednesday, Bizet's "Carmen" Literature from Briarcliff Col. ren. fiance is a Michigan Slate Uni. with Ruza Baldani, Lucine lege, Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. versity graduate. Amara, Richard Tucker and 1 She is presently studying for Robert Merrill will t.e con. her Masters degree in Educa. Previn to Lead Pair 01 Concerts Entertaining Friday at a cock. dueled by Jean Morel. tion at Wayne Slale University. lail.buffel.daneing fell' at the OUenbach's "La Perichole," She is a member of the Sig. orchestral consisting of the Country Club were the Peter another Delroit premiere, will mil Gamma Association and Andre Previn, whose versa- tile musical career has n:ade . ,,'. . ", Bogies, of Harvard road, ~n? be performed by Teresa Strat- made her debtlt at a reception Berlioz Beatnce and Benedict 'SKIP VILLEROT of Provincial him one of the world's best. as, Theodo!' Uppman, Cyrii Rit- at the Grosse Pointe Club in Overture, the Mendelssohn Sym. 1 road. ' chard, Donald Gramm, Paul June, 1967. known musicians, will conduct the Detroit Symphony Orches- phony No. 4 ("Italian") and I lieI' fiance attended Grosse lhe William Waltor Symphony Pointe lIigh School and Lansing tra this Thursday and Saturday, December 10 and 12, at 8:30 No. 1. Community College. He served o'clock in Ford Auditorium. He will be making his first in Vietnam with the United appeolrances with the Detroit Slales Marine Corps and plans Previn's program will be au.. VI\N fURNITURf I Symphony at Ford Auditorium, 10 continue his education at I though he did conduct the Or- LIVONIA • BIRMINGHAM • GROSSE PTE. Wayne State University. ther. Cleveland Thurber, III, chestra in two programs at the Their plans for a late sum- presently serving with the Meadow Brook Music Festival NEW IN LIVONIA: MERRf.5 PLAZA mer wcd'Jing arc dependent United States Army in Heidel. this past summer. upon the relurn of Mimi's bro. berg, Germany. Previn's road to musical fame includes re<:ognition as a clas- sical and jazz concert pianist, a serious and popular composer, II an arranger, a four-lhne Oscar winner and a conductor. TISSOT He is currently chief conduc. tor of the London Symphony. the pride af the PR.51S's Previn abandoned a phenom- enally successful and lucrative extra-duty, extra-sturdy Hollywood and jazz recording 4.dlal chranagraph career in the early 1950's and began to study conducting with the late Pierre Mon

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The Planning's Over: Now For The Ball Prize Awards Dinller Set At Arts Illstitute GPJaycees Auxiliary I ~ Suspense will be iierved al All Founders members are, Lee Edward Collet, of Grand , the I'ri~e ~~~rds Dinner. of. the I invited 10 preview the Michi. i Haven, who received the top Charter Is Awarded 'J~~'~'y.,' : ~~~~Slsf.~~~~tl~ue~~~y,M~:~:~~' gan Ar~ists show and the one. I award, the Founders Society be~ 15, at 6 o'clock in the man dIsplay of iiculpture by IPurchasp Prize.

North W~ng COUI t ot the De. I~.:;;;:.;.:.;;:;;.::;.;::.;.;.;.;.;:;.:.;.:.;;;.:.;.: ••• ;.;.;, :-;.;.; ••• ;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.; •••:.;.;.;.;.; •••;.:.; ••• ::;.;.:.:.:.;.». Organization Rec;eives 0 ff ici41 Recognition at troll InstJ1ute of Arls. Ilr:;:::.' ':':':'.I":"':"'~':'~':':.I':':':":''':-:.:':::':'»:~':.~':-:'.:':.~:'~=<.:':I:':>'~':'~":-:':.:.~'.".":.:':':':"••;r: Special Banquet; Mrs. Gilbert Finger is Al the invitational dinner ex.::::;;. • :;:;; First President of New Group hibilors. prize donors and other Ii::::: I i :;:~: guests will hear museum direc. I:::::: ;;;:;: After s.everal months of sponsorship by the Detroit tor Willis f, Woods announcr ::;:::: :;:=:: Jaycee Auxiliary,. the Grosse Pointe Jaycee Auxiliary re- recipienl, of nearly $6,000 in::;:;: :;;;: ceived its charler from the Michigan Jaycee Auxiliary awards and purchase prizes for I:::::: :::;~ Wednesday, December 2, at a Charter Night Banquet the biennial juried exhibition.:::::: ;:;:;: inMr.Z's.;.------Mrs, J, )tcrriam Barnes and ,;::::: :::;:: I )trs" Hooper Trueltner. repre. {::::: :::::: Anne Steina.way. presi- 'I describing "Ways Women Can 'sentmg Ihe Womrn's commIt. ;.:.:.: .;.;.: dent of the Mlchlgan Jay. Serve their Community." • Ice of the Foundm Society, r.::::: :;:::; cee Auxiliary, 0 f fie ially The invocalion was given by i are planning the dinner and E::::: • I I' I • I :::;:: welcomed Grosse Pointe as The Reverend Perry Thomas, receplion . pre\'iew from 8 to ~::;:; ;::;:: the 187th auxiliary in the pastor of Grosse Pointe Uniied 1C \ h at c\' en ing. ~::::~::::::::~::::~::;::::~::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::~::;::::::;::;::;:;~;::~~~~: state. Kay Bullington, Dis. Methodist Church. trict 18 vice presdient, pre- Ml!mbers ot the local Auxili- sided over the installation ary ate wivl's of members of of officers. ,the Grosse PoinleJaycees, and First presideni of the new the group is organizt:d primarily organiulion is Mrs. Gilbert to assist the men in their com- Finger. Mrs. John Dziurman munity actil'ities. will serve as vice-pI'esident, Ken Roy, president of the Mrs. George Firnschild as Pointe Jaycees, presented a treasurer, Mrs. Mac Deason as banner on behalf of the Jaycees reeording secretary, Mrs. Paul I to the Auxiliary, The banner Mumma as corresponding sec. bears the creed of the Auxili- retary and Mrs. John Brewster ary: as director. I "We believe: We ber"me Mrs. Pat Sheridan, of the De. more capable women through troit Jaycee Auxiliary, served active membership. In serving as extension chairman and as. our community as a family we -Pholo by Eddie ~lcGr.lh, Jr. sisted in orga'nizing the Grosse strengthen our approach. Faith Everything's done-they've planned a the gala are. (seated. left to right). Pointe Jaycee Auxiliary. in God is essential to a demo. a beautiful party-and now these mem- MRS. JOHN ELIAS, MRS. WILLIAM B, Heidi Winfield. aJ.~o of the cratic way of life. Effort and bers of the St. John Hospital Fontbonne McINTYRE and general co-chairman Detroit Auxiliary. was mistress sincere cooperation are the key. Auxiliary, committee chairmen for the MRS. CHARLES DAWOOD; istanding, of ceremonies at the Decem. I$tones of a successful auxili. ber 2 banquet and Mrs. Joseph 31Y." 1970 White Christmas Ball. can settle left to right). general chairman MRS. Thompson, president ot the The Grosse Pointe Jaycee back and enjoy a beautiful evening this ROLAND RINKE, MRS. RICHARD Grosse Pointe School Board, Auxiliary has 22 charter memo Saturday at the Grosse Pointe Yacht SHALLA and MRS, VOLLRAD VON delivered a welcoming address, bers. Club. Modelling the gowns they'll wear BERG. Pointe Alpha Xi Deltas To Host Santa Luncheon m :t,z ill Grosse Pointe area Alpha Xi The luncheon is under the di. Hi .m Deltas will host their sixth an. 1 rection of Mrs. Ronald Edgar m ;; m nutl Santll Luncheon at East. Launs, ot Buckingham road.] Hi Hi land Center this Saturda)', De- the Chapter's vice. president. , m " .•,!'Il1''';'"':~", ilj cember 12, from 12 to 2 o'dock. Cochairman is Mrs. Arthur' ~g .~ •• ':.1 !i! ------Leolie, of Merriweather road, if! 4! ~ m )J(}W "~ ~ ~ ~t Ut j~ m~~. T who is handling tickets and Hi • l.:I m U llUSli aI rcservations. m. \~;j{;ii{ m , Brownie Scouts Wendy and m ...i.\-:~\;.':f). m aM~ O'L t~~o1WtJ ... ~ ~(}U)L h~. ;"'/ T Jon I Susa.n Launs will help with Ihe :.ii,:;,: :;'~I"~ i.:\.':.; Grj ~ 1(./tl.l • servmg.::: ,'~ •• \ ::: Entertainment will feature iii t m For the person whom Skip.Il.The-Clown, seen on chi!. m m gu tlwta ~ Ut OWL t~~ you think may have just dren's week.day television, His Hi m about everything clown friends will be on hand Hi Hi to blow up and distribute many m m eq4Jpd WfYJuknp ... BUT! fascinating, colorful balloons, iii m How about SIX.1 hr and of course there'll be pop- m ili massages in their ow~ corn balls and c

What a W.1y 10 rl'I,H on Chri.,lmas Oar! This fine imported knit will be his favorile shirl while wailinJ( for ~pri nl(, Ilisljn('tiv~ flapped and IlIl'ated pockets, t.'h(licl' or colors , $37.50 Other fine sbirls. swpalcrs and lil'S for Christmas in all price ranges. It's so casy 10 fil\ ChTislma~ wilh 1Il(' ,tarryc)'l'll "I\"hanl ment iI dr~('rvc~, YOII ('an do it wilh a dan-linl( fur frr;m Kay Anos Furs. A gli~tcning mink, a s\'ellc pf'f"ian lam:). a m('l1 Ingly soft heaver. Right now we'fc the most IlIxurious hunllng Ilrollnds (or the holiday, OUf coll('ctions aTl' at Ih(' Ill'ak of perfection. our experts are rl'ariy to hl'Ip you make the I(\l'a 1 choice, .. ami our va lues a re aimed to mak<' Ihl' mO,\1 o( you r Lnrls(ma~.sp('ndmJ( hudJ(et. the Iiouse of Men's Fashion KtlJ AliOS FIJI:, in Grosse Pointe 19216 MACK AVENUE 886.7715 tile CfUJlltr\' 51."lre 511•••t HOURS MON" TIIRU SAT. 030 TILL 5,30 P.M. THURSDAY ANn FRIDAY TILl. 8:30 16900 Kercheval Grosse Pomte Village 882.2755

~~ 0ren every night '1,1 9 Jeoccepl SOl) '1,1 ChrislmOS, "". f'IIOOuC'Tl ...... 1.0 '0 .,.,. :;:" . c;:ClVW1 .... CI 01""" 01 ... fIil)lt't. ,~ a t:r~lilf11._iliill! Pill": :miil![e.u~ !l .IUt 1I1'1iUIIIililll!1I11I111I11Imimliil.;.~mmliin_i~i1lW. illll!a_i~i0i;!\%0%W~WitW~N;;WMi(',*'\iliA;J;:'X:-M$, G R 0 SSE P 01 N TEN EW S Thursday, December 10, 1970 Society News Gathered from All of the Poinles ------_._--_._------_._------,-- -_._-_._.,---_.-

~:~~i.~ ~ O:-:-:-:s-"-~-rO-h-:~Mi:" ~~::~ 01 ~ :d.~:r~?~Jr. I GP5ympho ny Group' :~:':I.:~:.:~:~',h~r:=:::Ym~h::a::. Missionary Society of the Grosse 1the G.osse Poinle Baptist H C h T Detroit S)'mphony Orcheslra's sociate conduclor, will be sub. Pointe Baptisl Church and Church and have recenlly re. In St, Francis of Assisi Ro. as r 1°stma5 ea special Christmas season pres. stiluting for Maynard Klein, dl. their guests galhered lasl Tues. lurned from a lwo.year mission. I : man Catholic Church Saturday, entation of Handel's "}Iessiah" reclor of the Rackham Sym. day evening, December 1. at I ary service.. , December 5, James T. Farley. at Ford Audilorium Sunday af. phl1ny Choir, who was sched- 7:30 o'c1ock in the Church Fel'j They are Grosse 1'0illte resi. 'I 'Jr" son of Mr. and Mrs, James ------ternoon, December 13. at 3:30 uled to appear but had lo with. lowship HaU fer a Christmas dents. Both attended GrossE' T. Farley, of Pemberlon road, "Ice" Colors Are Decor Theme; Women's Commit. o'clock, draw due to a recent illness. party, "Christmas Safari to AI. Pointe South High, Mrs. Wolfe's ! <:Iaimed Johanna Frances Ru. tee Celebrate1: Successful Year During Which Over ---- The Rackham S y m ph on., rica" was the theme at the slides of the Cameroons showed tan, daughter of the Gerard J. $6.000 Was Raised for local Orchestra Carl Weideman. Choir and guest soloists JlInice evening. the North American Baptist I Hlltans, of Asloria, as the bride. The tea table decor was all Hamanyi, soprano, Rosemary Entering the church, the la. mi"sion work thaI is being done Th b'd g om wh s father ------"I'ce" colors: Pale blue salin ~ , e rJ I.' ro • 0 e Russell, contralto, Waldie An- dies presented their "pass. and how Chrislmas is celebrated ' is presidenl and chief executive Grosse Pointe Symphony Women's Committee mem- tablecloth and a while tree cen. ports," registered and enjoyed there. officer of St. John Hospital. is hers had cause for celebration at their annual Christmas lerpiece handcraited by decora. derson, tenor, and Willis P:lt- an African appetizer. They then Mrs, Radcliffe and Mrs. Cooke a news writer/editor at New Tea in Alger House of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial lion's chairman Mrs, Herman P. terson, bass, will appear with browsed through curio shops conducted the laLlies through York's all.news radio station last Monday, December 7. Since their Tea a year ago, Sallier llanked by livearmed lhe Symphony as originally an. complele with carvings, native relurn customs and listed the WINS. h h b f' th COCk'l art (J UI silver sandelabra with white nounced, costumes, bowls and instru. missionaries from Grosse Point.' The bride, a June Fordham t roug two ene ItS, e d tal .supper Ph oy b y eandles. The performance will be one ments f m Ai . h h h .. . d" Jubilee) on the Horace Do ge Estate and tecto er Presiding were the Mesdames ro nca, Baptist C urc w 0 are now 'I Unlverslly ~raduate.ls a mlllJ~ Telephone Bridge. they've netted over $6,000 for the Bogdan Baynerl, Walter Bur. of the Symphony's poptdar. The palm trees and authentic serv;ng in ,other l~nds. I trative asslslanl, at Menora Grosse Pointe Symphony Maintenance Fund. ozyk, Richard H, campbell, liar. ~riced Kresge Con c e r t s pre. Afrl'can decorall'ons \I'ere cre. A state.slde Chr.Lstmas party Ilome and Hospital for Aged • s nl~d J'n conJ'unctlon wl'th a , A d u'll t from the"j------.-- court Caverlv. William E, Dre. e ~ aled by Ms, Robin Ellerman followed the "tnp," with an :and Infirm in Brooklyn, N.Y. I n yo no e. .' special grant from The Kresge and Mrs, Wesley Peterson, Mrs, old.fashioned cnrol sing and a , Sus n Rutan was her sister's' names of the chairmen of General Christmas Tea chair vanl, John J. Egan, J. C. Hur. Foundation. Rob e r t Radcliffe, program dessert s,:"orga.sbord served by MAIlJuJHE THE A n WELL, aid ~f honor Michael Farley committees, the pourers at man Wl'.SlIIrs. Bernard Wbitley ley, Roberl L. Kaiser, Thomas TI'ckets at '"1.50, $2 and $2.50 chairman, working with IIfrs. the PriSCilla CLrcle. WIIITIl':G. daughll'r of .\11. In d h" b lh ' b t the tea table and hostesses assisled by the Mesc\ames AI. V, LoCicero, Arnold W. Lunger. " 'chard Baker .,~,d Mrs. WI'I. ----- and Mrs. Clarence W Tread. sHve as IS ro er s es th t th th I bert D Law Ernest P. Lamb. shausen, John W. Nelson and are available al t'ord Audllor!. RI ~ , ,man a ese are e same ga s ., .• h . h d M' U v Office 961-lY1'H' all I' II ..ll, vf Slll',dCJl loau, ami' . h' b. d f h i John W. Nelson, Sterling S. San. ! Thomas Sc oeml, an ISS urn uo:, '.. "", Jam Faust. I AILion College seDlor emus '.DWIght Crawfurd of Clen'land .T.h..e ..neWIYWedS WIll make W.O ralse t ousan s. or tel 'ord /lerman P Satller and! Florence Sisman, Hudson sand Grmnell s stores. PromollonchairmanwasMrs. TINE M. MEIER, dallghler 01 O. were married Frida\' No:rtheir t,ome in Jackson Heights, support of the Detrolt Sym- _'_'. ' ------.------Gordon Russell, assisted by Mrs. MR. and MRS, CARL A. MEI, \'e;nber 27. in Grosse 'pointe i N,Y. phony Orchestra. Walter Mack, Mrs. Robert Herr. ER, of Lochmoor bOul.C\'ard'lcongregaliOn Chure.h. A recep I,--- .------.--.- . Wright Kay. (or 109 Years, ~ mann and Mrs, Stuart Hilton. has been elected to Phi Beta lion for members, f bolh fam.! I ' _ J • - - Mrs. Walter Cooke, president Kappa, Christine's also a memo ,ilies followed (he riles. ! Mlchtgan s Finest Jeweler ~,~ ~ of the Sociely, welcomed the ber of ':-e Cenacle and Kappa I Among thosl' present at lhe i M. I ~,)'; . ~~~ ladies and took them aboard Mu ~psl1on, Fre~ch and Malh. 'postnuptial part}' al the Detroil' ayor gives 0 Q$J1ib ~~ ' " a W.M.S, "super.jel chartered ematoics honorafles, M r tar IAth.etic Club were the official. : ~. . p!:me" for the trip to Africa. Bllard, national women's honor. I ing minister, Dr. Roy Hutcheon, i Mrs. Norman Wolfe, tour ar)', and served as presJde~t of ! and ~Irs, Hutcheon; the Robert guide, described Cameroon. Alpha Lambda Della, nallonall ~Iarrs and the bride's parents, i .Wesl Africa. via slides. Shl and freshman women's honorary. I the C. W. Treadwells, of Grosse Governor the / ~)kiJ ------; Pointe; the Donald H. Tread. ", /IV) ~/ wells, David, Marcie, James 't//taO •• " · and Douglas Treadwell, Mr. and R b 1-.ers and HIS Mrs. Robert W, Treadwell and, asp erry Barbara Treadwell. of Grosse I TO ADD TO HER CHARM lie; and :'Ir. and Mrs. Maynard i H. Murch, IV, Richard Whiting, BRACELET OR START ONE The Hottest and James Crawford, of Pepper i Pike, O. \ (a Raspberry Shirt that is) From Wiight Kay's charming selection o I T Also there to offer their con.' - a bracelet and Chdstmas charms Ig$ gratulations and best wishes to lbright with colorful enamel and stones) W n own the newlyweds WE're Mr. and Detroit's Mayor has caused quite a stir. Mrs. Charles Langmack, of all in 14-kt. yellow gold. This idea solves Gales Mills, 0.; the William First he appeared at the Cinderella Ball in all future gift occasions, give her another Kelleys, of New Jersey; Donald one of our Raspberry Formal Shirts. Among charm. Bracelet shown $140 lathers H. Treadwell, Jr .. of Ann Ar. bor; William Treadwell, of La. the admiring was our white-shirted Governor. from 21.00l. Santa Charm shown on fayette, Ind.; Dobert .Marr. of, bracelet, 52.50. Nashotah. Wis.; Slephen Marr,: Shortly after that it happened. The Mayor of Midland; and Mrs. C, B, Mac.! gave the Governor a Raspberry. Size 15112-33; pherson, of Detroit. !

I with ruffled front and French cuffs. Slate Waiting Wives Is there anybody you'd like to give a i Meeting At Selfridge I - Raspberry to for the Holidays? Or perhaps Handsome Steve has the courage to wear a wig. A meeting of Waiting Wi\'es Most guys simply envy him. It's an excellent char- will be held in lhe Selfridge Air a Blueberry or a Lemon. You can always find acter builder anytime, especially for the holidays. Force Base Chapel al 7:30 a diHerent shirt for that special occasion at Beards and mustaches too. Hers from $30. His o'dock. Tuesday evening, Dc.' frc:n $50. cember 15. The program is a. Valente's. Chrislmas party, with members! hringing a favorite Chrislmas' Inter Coiffure The Bart Edmond Salon- recipes for everyo[Je to sample. ' Tr~e 47.50 Condie 67,50 Greeling 4750 downtown, 45 East Adams and 21316 Mack Avenue. I Anyone whose husband or fi. Grosse Pointe Woods - have hundreds of new i ance is slationed o\'erseas or ideas. They will show you the exact perfect wig . away from home is in\'ited to, for you. Phone 886.6060 or WO 2-1112. , participate. : I The Club meets every third ------; Tuesday at Selfridgc, ils pur. .~~- WO."'?7:~o ~ I' pose heing 10 share loneliness Wright Kay ,', '. .F ,I,' ';,;.o~' and to make new friends III '. "1 . • . J.' _ .. ;o.~o similar circumstances. ' ft( {/f)n' .:5~...... Furlher i~formalion or a !ide Use your Wright Kay Charge, MOSler Charge or BankAmericard. ) 7.."/; .,. " • i to lhe meeting mal' be oblalned 17904 MACK, GROSSE POINTE 886-5330 17051 Ke,cheval in Grosse Pointe, PhOne 885.5515. Open Mon, thru Fri. evenings 'til 8:30. Other stores 'I'- • ,. : ~~. Ihy contaeling Chaplain Turner ~ •~{ . rN at Selfridge AIr Force Base. at 1500 Woodward, Northland and 180 S. Woodward on alrmingl,om . ~~ ~ 4651241, Extension 2611 I '0 the g. .~------.------~ OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9, EXCEPT SAT ~ Ugh"" "",,'" ":~, h~, ,,, J ~ ::r:I'~il~c/et~.1~:r::gl~ll~I.CJSuallY ~ _);.;1 ~.~~J..""<" Sccn in lhe hcsl l"ircll's: :.2.;1 ~\ ~ l' "=-~=;.~. ' ~?,,-"I ~j~o .A~yl TA .0'~L,/~)-::"~-,,. -~:...-' ~:J' "'~~~r'P'.{ ,-,.. ;'~' , ..... " .(/r).w;1i:P/'!{~t;i;\\~\ '- - 1, t/fJ D 'I .~;. < y , . l' {ft.', '~ for a glittering nidht life ... J!!t At t/~e lJ's r'Vf hostess separates by Alice of California '1. Y...S.\. YOII'I.'. flllt! Ilthcl ultimat!' );., .~~ ('xqulsll(' \\'a «'('ors, sconce ..J.;-J. have the means to cast a beautiful

. :cr.;. candelahra. \1 nus u a I no ~ .• spell. Fealher.welght rayon jersey laced •. >'\\ lj~hlin;:, also beautiful bron 1.:'1 With sliver metalliC thrp.ads goes to elegant ~'~~~. ~ n "~; ~ " .L;<'..~ lengths to rnake at-home festivities "'=--'""-- ;"-1' ~"..f. -;;1:':"-;~.:..Z r~:'~'," 1,1~~ --":':',Y' your finest hour, Sizes 8-16. I~.:. ('~ ~.-i~f--" ~,/~~)~I') ".~J/~' A. Wide-cuff shirt. $14. Long skirt. $18. -/ ~ '-'" ". \ B. Lined pant, elasticized waist. $20. , /.'r '. .' ". ~::~. /. W• -(' n plar(' f II II of \\'nrrnth anr .....~ ..... ::~ dmm .• ~; 'I/f?/ ('r,nfirlllin;.: our reputation f"l !~ "'1-: ~ ~~~ ~ <;':.~\' the r;~I",.. :;f~' ';~\VT. 0/1://; d)'; : JacobSOIlS '0~:~~:t1,!J;V4-lWJ . IN THE VILLAGE

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Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Questers Study Mrs, Richard D. Shatzel Villagers Plan Edna Ch.ffee Noble Club Christmas Session Slated Christ Church Rites Greek Ret,i'val Holidq.y Dance The EdDa ChaHee Noble story Irom Sweden, "The Holy Alumni and Speecb Club will Nigbt" by Selma Lagerlie!, 's hold its ,monthly meeUn, .t her dramatic presentatioD. The December program of lhe Grosse Pointe Villagers will the home of Mrs. Harold Ful- The Club's theme for the For Valeria Hodges Grand Marais Chapler of Quest. hold their holiday dance this ler In Dearborn, this Saturday, month is ''The great UJe of ers wlU be "The Greek Revival Saturday, December 12. at December 12, at noon. Co.boa. Ilfe is to use it for so)methln, Movement In America," with Rackham Memorial Building. tesses are 'Mrs, George Wa!. that outlasts it." ••• Wll1lam Lieutenant and Mrs. Richard Douglas Shltzel will special emphasis on Greek Re. Music will be furnished by "The bridge and Mrs. William Bos- James. In keeping with th1a Live in Enid, Okla., Where He is Stationed vival Homes of Michigan. The Four Collegians." well. . theme members bring Chrllt. speaker, a member of the Chap. Host couple for the evening Mrs. David Hewitt will give mas gifts for young chLldren at Vance Air Force Base ter. will be Mrs. Robert De- are Dave and Irene Padilla, a speech lesson. Mrs. Gilbert in need to the December meet. Maggio. Mrs. Joseph P. Porlers and members are encouraged Bland has chosen • Chr!:tmas ing. Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, was the setting for will serve as hosless tomorrow, to ~ring guests. ------the Friday, November 27, wedding of Valeria Christian Friday, December 11, at 9:30 Hodges and Lieutenaut Richard Douglas Shatzel. USAF. o'clock In the morning. A reception at the Country Club followed the 4 o'clock She carricd a traditional bridal Pi Beta Phi Alumnae r~~~~M~---~-----~i 'TIS THE SEASON..--,I ceremony. ~------boquet. To Hold 'Cookieshine' ~ i The bride is the daughter their home in Enid. Okla., She was attendcd by her sis- The Grosse Pointe Alumnae of Mr. and Mrs. John Chet. where Lieutenant Shatze~ is ter. Mrs. Michel Moreau, of B FOR HOLIDAY FANTASY woode Hodges, of Washing. stationed at Vance Air FlIrce Bes,lOcon, F'rance. as matron of Club of Pi Beta Phi will hold f.( IN HAIR AT its annual Christmas party ton road, and granddaugh. Base. honor and bridesmaids Mary I: - "cookleshine" at the home of I: ter of Mrs. Christian H. The former Miss Hodges wore Shatzel, the bridegroom's sister, ( Mrs. JOhh Phillip DeWald, of 111 1~" 1\1'.. l' Hecker and the lnte Theo- her mother's ivory satin wedd. and PaUi Krel:l.chmar. I Alger place, Monday eveni"?, ~ -wUtt ~ t.eSttn n S dore R. Hodges, of Detroit. ing gown and an illusion veil Their gold.patterned cut red I' December 14 at 8 o'clock. ThIS ~ t" The newlyweds are making with an insert of family lace. velvet frocks were Empire slylc ______and they carried arrangcmt'nts year's program will fealure a ~ fir .... ~'1E t t" "Make It, Ba~e lI, Sew It or tI! \U-ttttltnttt 1% n un of matching red roses. Grow It" auchon. Mrs. Robert R ~ ~ Michael Shatzel served as his lIarmount, 886.4806, is taking W.' brother's best man. They are reservations. I WITH STYLISTS WHO ARE EXPERTS AT the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fran. CREATING A WHOI.E NEW IMAGE WITH /-?re-holiday saLe cis R. Shatzel, of Burbank, AN EN C H ANT IN G AN~ FASHIONABLE Calil. Ushering were Steven Oliver, PRE.HOLIDAY I COIFFURE WHICH WILL PRESENT: Richard Strock and David Shoemaker. SALE 11 THE TOTAL LOOK Mrs. Hodges chose a gold An excellent time to 20,/0 OFF Alaskine dress and a green I orchid corsage for her daugh- purchase Christmas J( A and other gifts. 11 ter's' wedding. A beige orchid Exchanging marriage vows Friday afternoon, e 0 r sag e complimented the Exceptional values. W bridegroom's mother's pall! blue November 27, in Christ Church were VALERIA PORIRAIT ensemble. CHRISTIAN HODGES. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John All kinds of repairing ! the side door Hodges, of Washington road, and Lieutenant Shatzel, and restyling f.( OF 985 Washington Road • Crosse Pointe son of the Francis R. Shatzel's. of Burbank, Calif. Audubon Offers , ALFRED E. ZIER 882-0900 I LOVELINESS Galapagos Film, Busy Day Slated By New Century Jeweler & Goldsmitlt ~ 1929 VERNIER. NR. MACK HOURS: Frolll .':30 ',il 5:30 MOlli., tllr. S""'~"r. 16437 E. Warren Vi The Detroit Audubon Society's Mrs. E. R. Green, president Preceding the afternoon pro. 11 GROSSE POINT( WOODS I --- . ~:...:_:..' next wildlife film will be pre. of the Michigan Sta(e Federa. gram is New Century's Parli- TU.1-4980 ~ 886.2800 . I sented Saturday, December 12. tion of Women's Clubs, will be mentary Law Class meeting at 'I k' th R kh guest speaker before the Detroit Residence PRo 2-2305 ~ OPEN THURS. AND FRI. EVENINGS' • at 7:30 0 c OC In e ac am 10 in the morning, to be follow- 't' F lh t New Century Club next Monday, Aud I orlum, a r n s IV 0 r a D b 4 'I k' h ed by a delightful h 0 u r of Woodward, Detroit. Robert De. ecem er 1 at 2 0 c OC In t e Loss will narrate his "Encbant. Downlown YWCA, Christmas musie presented by Sterling Silve.r ed Galapagos." The title of her talk is "Every Mabelle .Newell, a long.time OPEN EVERY&~-~-~-~~-~------~NIGHT 'TIL 9, EXCEPT SAT. The Galapagos Islands, lying Day a Bit of Christmas" - a Club member. The usual busi- in the Pacific Ocean 600 miles very apt subject for this dedi. ness session convenes at 1 o west of Ecuador, have been a cated, able leader involved in o'clock. Please Place SAVE 25r mecca for scientists ever since various service projects. Mrs. To conclude the nay's fes. EVERYDAY DISCOUMTS Charles Darwin published his Green, whose home is in La. tivities a Christmas tea has "Origin of Species," based in peer, is also an avid antique col. been planned by Mrs. Willard ON THESE FAMOUS llANDS part on hi3 study of the strange lector, Holt and Mrs. Wesley Mueller . Your Xmas • TOWLE • WALLACI creatures he fOlIDdon Galapagos ~l:lI\\ll:l' ..~;U=Sl:ll\\~M~~~~ll:l:.U:lI~-MMM .. • GORHAM .• INTERNATIONAL -creatures like the ramous gi. ~ l:&' Orders Early • ALVIN • HEIRLOOM ant Galapagos torloise. • LUNT • RUD .. I.RTON I m~~~ ~~Lo;Sl~.l::;l"~~flii~~~ FOR CHRISTMAS' SHOPPING a PRESCHOOL TOYS UP TO OPEN school sludent, worked as a TV ~ Jll and radio newsman while in col. ~ • • • I EVERY lege and now, besides filming ~tI! OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON 11L S P.M. and lecturing, finds time to f.( .1 30% off teach Earth Science in the Sioux EVENING City, Iowa, school syslem, and i J to lead groups of studenls on ~ Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. I OUR REGULAR LOW PRICE summer field trips. He is dedi- tI! • cated 10 the principles oC conser. i I Pre.holiday sovings on non.loxic ploy and learn loys DI"'MONDS • WATCHES. BIRTHSTONE RINGS va~~~~~ts are $1,25 for adulls, ~ • Remember Your Pet. ! OUR EVERYO"'Y PRICES "'RE $1 for senior dtizcns and 50c tI! C I Ihal develop coordination ond creotivity. ALWAYS THE LOWEST for children under 12. A $3 ~ For hristmas I Youth Membership ill the De- i Reg: Sale trolt Audubon Society, which en. W I DRESSY B~SSY, .. , . $7 5.60 JEWELERS, titles young people 10 see eight III • PUPPIES • KITTENS. I Vogue films, is open 10 all under 21. f.( 'If A Family Membership, allow. i • PARAKEETS • CANARIES • ~ DAPPER DAN .. $7 5.60 ing husband and wife and all ill 7 Ml'- II"' M.ck /1.." •• I, their children 10 see the liIms ~ I 22377 MOROSS ROAD TU ".2585 TOY BUILDER .. _ . 4.50 3.15 cO~i~\~:::';:e$t~~ited to come i CT~A'S n, CT'1/Jt r""fOI' 0ets ! early and browse at the Delroit ~ CJ hI, CJ Il~l CJ (. ifl 1Il NOK OUT BENCH . ... $3 2.10 "'-'------"------Audubon Bookslore in the lobby, Vi . A TU 1 9007 I , C where nalure books, paperbacks, III 19443 Mack ve. ,.. "It s a Nautical hristmas stationery and bird S'Jng records f.( I HOUR GLI,SS ...... _ .. 2.50 1.75 at the Ship's Wheel" are sold before eacb mOl. "B¥~_.._BlI:_~ BQt_BlI:.. 5:t __ .. _ BELL STACK ...... $3 2.10

SHIP'S WHEEL fOUL WEATHER FOR SAFETY AFLOAT STACK SCALE. . -$3 2.10 SAILING BROWSE SUIT THE SHIPS A CHRISTMAS GIFT COUNTING FRAME _ 4.50 3.15 with the HIDDEN HOOD WH EEL PLAY CHIPS. _ $4 2.80 39.50 Val... the Family Will Enjoy SHAPE SHIP. , , $3 2.10

COLOR STACKING DISKS .... , , .... 2.50 1.75 • ror Mon and Poinsettia Women 2 Blooms 6.00 I • Waterproof $ • \\'indprooC ALPHABET BLOCK WAGON. . $4 2.80 • Shin and dirt 3 BIl)oms ...... •..... $ 7,50 repellent • !looo:! Is lined and 4 Blooms , ,$'0,00 CHANGEABLE CAPTAIN KANGAROO. , $3 2.10 rolds into a neat ooU.r • rd.,! lor FOOT. Specimen Plants , $12.50 - $15.00 - $20.00 Pot Mums $6.00 - $7.50 - $10,00 WORK BENCH .$3 2.10 ~t~lit.ra~~" all C1.HVAS ouldoor sports. OX::ORDS '.' Sure Azalea~ $7.50 - $10.00 - $12.50 - $15,00 _ 4.50 3.15 "":; JACKET ONLY & footed COL.O.ROl WAGON . $24.50 Value $17.95 LE1.THER Comfort Green Gardens $6.00 - $7.50 - $10,00 OXFORDS on ony WALKER WAGON _ _ .7.50 5.25 Foul Weather Comfort 10.tI $12.50 - $15.00 and up With Sfyle Roses , .$9.00 - $10.00 - $12.00 - $15.00 doz. PLAYSKOOL VILLAGE ... 6.50 4.55 7xSO CF Carnations _ $7.50 doz. Sweet Heart Roses, , , $7,50 doz. CHIME PUSH .. $2 1.40 BINOCULAR Pom Poms, all colours , , . , $5.00 per bunch FULL 414 FT. FIELD OF VIEW (Baby Mums) PUtt AND lACE BOOT. ,4.50 3.15 Itin,s action, 'flings anti large Mums , $12.00 doz. people "a/mosl dose enollg" BIG, BIG TOOL BENCH. , . . $10 $7 '0 'ollch" Glads $6.00 doz. Bird of Paradise $1,25 per Rower TAKE APART DUMP TRUCK. . $5 3.50 Purple Orchids $5.00 - $7.50 - $10.00 White Orchids $7.50 - $10.00 TAKE APART CAR. .$8 5.60 FLOTATION JACKET Gift Mizzen. Male. All weather Arrangements , $7.50 and up PLA Y CAMPER , .. . $14 9.80 jacket that will kceJl a fully dres5ed advlt afloal. Ideal Large seledion of Holly and Fresh Greens. Wreaths, (all YCllrrouml) for on or THREE.WAY TABLE DESK 6,~0 $5 oU . shore wear_Navy or Roping, Bundle Greens, Grave Covers Inlernational Oranl(e. ,Men: TYKE BIKE .. 6.50 ~ 5 S. M. J., XL $.'i5. Women: S. Char,e Cards, American Express, Bank Americard, Dinen Card, M, I_ $55. Carte Blanche, Master Char,e PUZZLE RACK

""~utieal Gilts FRAMfD M/,(,Nf ll( SPFlllNG BOARD .l 50 2.45 4f.S~ VALUE and Ba.t Supplies 50 "If it', IIa..tieol b..t "fee - we've got it" KING~S FLOWERS '39 "Fit For A Queen" 14522 E. Jeff.non ship's wheel Detroit, Michigan 48215 19605 Mack TU 2-1340 Jacobs()u's VA. 2.0901 OPEN EVENINGS INT HI VILl AGE TILL CHRISTMAS Henry Kohl Fncl Volt Except Saturday 9 to 5 Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 10, 1970 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes

I'ance. Ticket purchase and ad. i p~roned by parents and Cenler 21ld Christmas Miss Militello Wed ill Florida II Mrs, Lou R, Maxon, II Center to Hold mission to the dance is by' staff and prolected by the idenlification card only. Ticket police. W'alk Tomorrow The wedding of Kathryn Jo roughs. another brother, and Teens' Dunces costs for the Junior party is' Militello, daughter of Mrs. Paul Thomas P. Militello ushered. I ,$1 in ad va nee, $1.25 at the The second slage of the 1970 Berger Graeler. of Fort Lauder. A corsage i}f pink cymbidium Grosse Pointe War Memorial's, door. The Senior parly is $1.50: CJlARLATAN Christmas Walk. sponsored by dale, Fla .. and the late Paul J, 0 r chi d ,I complimented the two Youth Councils plan two I in adl'ance and $1.75 at Ihe. The tYl'e of man who robs the Junior Women's Assoria., Militello, of Crestwood drive, b.'ide's mother's floor length holiday dances for teens dur I door, I Peter to pay Paul usually causes tion fnr th(' Delroit Symphony! and Kenneth Jesse Burroughs. ice blue chiffon gown. The ing the Christmas Holidays, The' Hoth parties will be chao I both of them to suffer. Orchestra. is srhcdult'd hr to. i Jr .. son of Mr. and Mrs, Ken. bridegroom's mother seleded a first dance will be for Senior! ------.-.-.- morrow, in 1I1e Birmingham. neth Jl~se Burroughs, of Porn. long green chiffon ensemble and lffgh school students in gradcs Bloomfield area. I '.no Beach. Fla.. in ForI a corsage of green cymbidium 9.12. II will take place Tues Opening their holiday.dec. Lauderdale's SI. Pius X Calho. orchids day nighl, December 22. Ihe orated hom('s to Walkers Fri. lie Church was followed by a The newlyweds vacationed in day public school lets out for SALVATORE PALAZZOLO day. J)('('(,Jl1h['r II, b('tween II: reception in the Coral Room The Bahamas and are making Christmas vacation. Tile hours! are 8:30-11:30 (Mt .. Toti) and 4 (,clock are />Ir and Mrs. I Hoom of Ihl' R"ef Club. their home in Fort Lauderdale. A dance for 71h and 8th. Frederick J '....hitcroft. Mr. and! For the 5 o'clock rites Tues. In Michigan, the bride's father Mrs. Frank S, Selcb~er,. Dr. and' day. November 24. The bride was former regional direclor graders only will be held Wed. is 1I0W pleased to senle you Mrs, Rj(.ha.rd E, ,,~ralth, ~lr.: selected a while satin gown of the Musular Dystrophy Asso. nesday, December 23. with, and !llrs F reI! W. Ilerce, !IIr'l with an overlay of Chantill)' ciation and founder of the earlier hours 7:30.10:30. Hoth witJr the lillest IUlirst~'lillg parties will be held in the Cent andd !lflrs I)OC ~d L!!aWrJan, Mr i lace studded with seed pearls. ~IDAA Camp Rankin in Lexing. a1l([ master haircutting an !I rs na. c.. aggoner, lIer waist length illusion veil Sh. I f S ' : er's Crystal Ballroom specially d 'I and ~lrs I.orenzo ton. e IS an a umna 0 tar I ! decorated for Christmas. St'l an . r fell from a Camelot headpiece of the Sea, atlended SI. Thomas Lorenzetli h . d f dents coming to Ihese holiday I (It 'nte I'S and s e carne a nosegay 0 Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, POl i parties aTl~ asked to dress up A group (rom The Sweetheart roses. I and like her new husband holds travelin:.: hy bus to Birming. I a Iitile more Ihan usual !r, be hamBIO()mfJ(,ld where they'll Glenn Burroughs was his a degree from Atlantic Univer. in keepinl: with the setting. Dante's Coiffures spend the day house.touring as brother's best man. Benlon Bur. sHy. Boca. Raton, Fla. "The ~laru" will play for a grollp fror:'! Birmingham.'---' \ the 7th and 8th grade dance. 19389 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods Bloomfield did last Friday duro I any of the Walk homes during AUJU~'TM~NT I The band for the Senior paty Pnur.e TU 6.3088 lor On oPVOln'mcnr

ing the successful Pointe stage I' Walk hours or from Mrs. lIenry, People who gel el'er)'lhing : has yet to be annoull('ed. Tick: Monday Ihru So'urdoy 0( the Walk. . :-I. Peabody, 885.2435, in ad. 1 they wanl are th~se who want ets for both parties are on sale I Late appointments Thursday & F"doy Tickets may be obtamed al vance, nothmg Ihey can I get. l,at the Cenler's office in ad l!::::======-/======:!J ._-_ .._----_.------

Many Items Use out Limited Revolving Quantity Charge \ CDrapers In the Barbour Chapel of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday, December 5, CANDACE ANNE WOOD, daughter of Mrs. George H. Lauth, of Rivard boulevard, and Robert Boston Wood, of Lakeshore [fine Cfurn,iture lane, spoke her marriage vows to Mr. Maxon, son of the senior Maxons, former Pointers who now reside in Oneida, N.Y. ~81.r"'g Miss Wood Married SALE To Lou R. Maxon, II Grosse Pointe Memorial Church's Barbour Chapel Save up to .. is Sotting for Saturday Afternoon Rites; Newlyweds Will Live in Vernier Road rt on fine Furniture, Lamps, A reception at -t-h-e-L-a-k-e-sh-o-r-e lane home of her .~".". Pictures, Clocks, Wall Accessories, father, Robert Boston Woods, followed. the wedding of Candace Anne Wood and Lou Russell Maxon, H. The OVER 3,000 WICKER & RATTAN ITEMS Bedroom, Living Room and new Mrs, Maxon is also the daughter of Mrs. George H, Somethinp for everyone 011 !lour Christmas gift list. Dining Room Lauth, of Rivard boulevard.';-- . -, .. ------.-- Elephant Tables, Swings, Headboard~, Choirs, Lamps, Screens Mr. Maxon is the son of IBriarcliff College for the wedd. Mr. and Mrs Lou Alin Max. I ing, were bridesmaids. Something for every room. 23020 MACK on, former Pointers who' Beige and gold brocade cir. now make their home in I eled the Empire waists of their 778-3500 Oneida, N.Y. emerald ~reen ~'elvet frocks. The Reverend Richard W. They carned white and yellow of Grosse Pointe HOURS: Mitchell presided at the 4 0'. nosegays. Mon., Thur., Fri. clock ceremony Saturday, De. Peter. B. Maxon served as his 2 Blocks cember 5 in the Barbour brother s best man. Ushers 20643 MACK AVE., South of Vernie'r • GROSSE POINTE WOODS 9:30 to 9 p.m. Chapel of' Grosse Pointe Me. were Den~is M. Egan. Gary PHONE 886-8469 HOURS: 9,30 to 5:30 - Thurs 9:30 to 8:30 Other days 'til 5 :30 South of 9 MHe morial Church. Collet!. Richard Schulter and Lace and tiny crystal beads Mark Brooks, interlocking with seed pearls The bride's mothe.r chose a trimmed the bride's ivory satin cocoa velyet dress wlt~ acce~ts I "INCH MA!tTER" organza gown, A bonnet accent. of ocr.whlte sahn outlined WIth I "SLIM GYM". '*'". ed with pearls and Alencon lace gold braid. The bride,groom's I I caught her short silk illusion mother selected a two pIece SIlk I A Unique & 4! 5;:) • • ~veil and she carried a nosegay suit. Both pinned white orchids I of ba lIy'sbreath and roses, to their purses, i T~ollghtfulGift. .. the " ~~~~c!) ~ ....'¥~'~ , ~lrs. Sheldon E. Wardwell Th~ newlyweds will live in I .]luL was her sister's matron of hon Vernier road, CVd()~ GYM DANDY! . :~I or. Jane Sigril! Wood and Mar. ".-,~,"', FOR J ~ • ..I" lers. and Nancy Searle Hendee, ~Iost of us get what we de. m . I who can,,~ from bel' clas~es at sC!ve-'-tbe sUl:cessful admit it. EXHILARATING 1J.ciJlJln- I BENEI'ICIAL 1T 1 (I(.'hl.19WOmell EXERCISE I W.tl.IJ- ;Name Offil'ers

The Yachtsmen. an organiza tion dedi('ated to enjo)'in~ and furlhering good boating prac .. tkes in area waters - every i memher has taken Ihe safe boat; Elechie Cycle FOR HOME EXERCISE inll ('ourse ~lIld successful!) i "EXERCYCLE" AND BETTER HEALTH passed Ihe tin it('d Stal('s Pow i er Squadrorl examination, h:;s el('l'led i1s offi('ers for lhe ('am ; ing )('ar, Adjustable Tension New president is lIlrs. Alan Ro~er~on. Mrs. Palll Luslick will BICYCLE EXERCISER serve as vice. president. lIIrs., D'you William Flath, .Jr .. as record.: ing secretary. ~Irs, .John !luh' know bard as c~rresponl!ing secre Tha#.? ,.~.', i lary, ~lrs, David Marshall as "'~1,.~.. Ireasurer and Mrs, George Orr I By Paul Schweitzer as assIstant treasurer. I Memhers.allarge are Mrs. Ever wonder why a country Norman Amber!" and lIIrs. John i ':J2' ~.~ '.:.~ .. ';'I..:\\ like Japan is referred to a~ T," Bartos, (: l' ('\\";'" I , , Procceds fro m the \'achts FAR.EAST ... Whereas women's luncheon and fashion from Ollr continenl it is 10- shows. held l!arh ycar in May, I cated WEST? I ~:::~s~~~~~rr;>~~s:~~e.~~,~rffi/.~0J~;:' It all slarted with Marco • ,1m! for Lake St. ClaIr. Polo. the fi rst 1') trace and RENTAL & SALES CO describe thaI land, Of course ACTON Conlribul ions have been made SALE his was the standpoint of 11501 Van Dyke Ave.-Detroit ..------• I 10 the Dossin Mar,ine ~Ius~um I SPIClAl Of THE WlfK I.and a color teleVISion set gIven one European, not applicable ______Ito the C a a s t Guardsmen sta. to the rest of the world. Queen Elizabeth Bedspread By Bates or I I tinned at lone I)' Detroit Light in 923-0500 357-0755 !lut his de. I JOGGER TREADMILL I Lake r-:ri('. scription in. lUG. $100.00 VAlUE I Y,1('htswomrn also' have spon. 82"xI12" twin size, 32.50 FREE DELIVERY I Ii sored a week's berth at the f1uenced the 10S"x116" queen size, $45 I '7995 I Coast Guard Academy. open to whole world Special ' inl('re~tcd )'oung mcn who mighl I -Japan in. 98"x112" full'size, $35 120"xI20" dual size, $55 USE OUR RENl" AL SALES PLAN want an appointment to Ihe I• I, Acad,'my. cluded! ~larco Polo ---I spok(' of Japan as "a land of the far Welcome holiday savings (In an authenlic reproduction cast-at the site nf th(' rising slln." Curiously, .Japa n. not of a Colonial original, updated in mochine washable Family Dining At Its Finest only considers il~elf an ea st. A family treat awaits you in ern nation. hul f('atures the cOllori/royon. Antique white, snow white, spice brown, The Pleasant Atmosphere of a svmhol of the rising sun on ils f1aj(, cream, gold, pink or olive. Gift.boxed for holiday gifting East. West. North, or BIG BOY RESTALJRANT South. every which way' You'll he going in the right Scrvill(J. , . Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner direction if you come to CAL1~ FOR FAST CARRY.OUT SERVICE SCIIWI~IT'lER r..F.AL ES. TATE, 21300 Mack Avc .. and 3 LOCATIONS IN YOUR AREA 18530 Mack Ave" wilh all 16624 MACK AVE. 20710 MACK AVE. Hudslln's EASTLAND aNTER your real eslatc plans, Jaco1,)SOIlS Mac. Welt of Cadieu. East o' Vernier Rd. 371.6030 Visit us soon, or PHONY.: Store For The Home 889.0390 886.1990 BBtJ.4200 for rriendly consul. THE HOME OF THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY!\' HAMBURGER talion or YOllr needs.

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Thursd.y, December 10, J 970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-one Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Wednesday Book Club Participating in the fourlh. an'j I Mrs. George Baer, of Balfour road, and Mrs. Glen A. Will Meet Next Week nual presentation of Handel's From Another Pointe of View Carlson, of Bloomfield Hills. Center Having Ballet Evening "Messiah" this Monday evening, • • • For the first time, the Grosse will present a nursery scene set Th t I t. f December 14, in Ford Auditor. (C U d f P 15 Ch • I F Ch'ld Pointe War Memorial student 10 music of Bizet's Jeux dEn- e nex regu ar mee lOgO, I" on nue rom age ) rlltmll I or I rln... Ballet Troup'e under the direc- fants, Here the spirit of Christ- the Wednesdav Book Club of Ilum are so O~SI CHARLES FAN- . k h 't b .' 'th 12 1 TAZZI, chairman of the Clas. group's been rehearsing several Dixieland-Caribbean Mrs. Anthony Vermeulen is openJng her La ore lion of Mary Ellen Cooper will mas invades the nursery bring- D t 15 es e rOI ejJlns WI a : 'D t h' numbers, a.dditions to their traditional Christmas medley. road home this afternoon for the Grosse Pointe Lawyers be presentlng a winter program ing the toys to life, Each toy per. o'clock luncheon December 16, i ~ICS epa~ ment al t e Umvers- * * ~ Wives annual Christmas Tea, the party that helps make on Fries Auditorium. forms .a dance or series of

at. the Women'fi City Clu.b, an.d II ~1ri~: ~~~~:~~ ~~~ss:ol~~~nt~~ The Le"end of Lucia the holidays a little brighter for children of the Wayne It will take place Friday, De. da~c~ f~turifflIMar~ ~lhr~line will feature Edna Jelllnecl,s I and Oratorio Choir member II> County Juvenile Home, for the "ticket" of admission is cember II!, at 8 p,m. All the an II n,~e 0 ey, a y ace. Long ago, a Sicilian girl of deep, devout faith faced a gaily-wrapped child's gift. girls dancing will be inlerme- Gerlrude Ficke, Kaly E Is e Y. program on Christmas 'Round JAMES RIESEN BERGER, of the pressure of yielding to her suitor and forsaking that diate sti\dents. They will Ile ae- Kathy Rowe, Deb~le, Borchak. the World. , Bishop road. f Ith H t df t I d t I hi h Once again, The Honorable James H. Lincoln, Judge companied bv Miss Cooper's con. ~1ary Rose VermJlhon, Kat~y ------1aft h er s tea ;s ness e 0 a s ormy scene - w c of the Wayne County Probate Court, Juvenile Division, cert piani;t mother, Mrs. Gallandt. Kalh.y Koerner, Julie e ~r mar yre I' I will be on hand to greet the Lawyers Wives and accept Charles Cooper. Helm and Mamnne Jossens. . er serene oyalty became a legend, cllrri~d by m s. lheir presents. . Tickets may be purcl:ased at We (arr, the (omplete HALLMARK sionaries to the VikIng Northland where it captivated the This Tea has become a favorite project of the group, P~r.t of the program will be the Center office and at the door ~ugged, highl,~ ethical tribesmen. Scandinavians adopted I which also donat. es funds to Judge Lincoln for use in tra~lllonal ballet da?ced JO for this eveninll of ballet. Cost line of fint (ards - Gifts for All Occasions Santa Lucia an~ made her Queen o( Winter, the sym. camping and medical programs (or the Home children. ~~:~~i~~t~~~~ ~h~f~n:re~~~~~ ~~u1~~ for students; $125 for bol of returning light. * • * the Concerto in E Minor, a Personal ize your Today, in homes throughout Sweden, Lucia Day Is waltz and a mazurka T ----b h-a b t Russell Sfover CHRISTMAS CARDS celebrated every year as the beginning o( the Christmas Garden Club Potpourri The other half of th~ program it's ~li~r:~r:ht/po:rmex~use~ with your name Season. Members of the Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden -- -- - . _ Candies imprinted * • • Club gather for tbelr ChrIstmas Tea and a special music I ._. For over 30 years, Detroit's Jenny Lind Club, a program arranged by Mrs. Frederick H. Kross next . The finest in Always Fresh 24 Hour Service group of women of Scandinavian descent or women mar- Monday afternoon, In the Stratton place home o( Mrs. DEERFIELD BEACH ried to men of Scandinavian descent, its purpose the Douglas Adair, who wJl1 be assisted by co-hostesses stimulation o( interest in those cultural matters of Swect- Mrs. Henry M. Kuhlman, Mrs. Charles S. Davis, Jr., l\nd FLORIDA City Card and Gift Shop ish origin which may be of benefit to all people, has held Mrs. Robert F. Weber. . \ Your Host" 881.8804 a Luciafest.' * * * Gert & Dove Riekse .This year'~ "Lucia" is Elisabeth Ehrli~g, daughter \ Grand Marais Garden Club's Christmas meeting, .,. All New 19113 MACK AVE. AT MOROSS .J it. ;,.~_ .', 7-MACk SHOPPING CENTER of Sixten Ehrlmg, cond~ctor of the De~rOlt Symphony also next Monday, is a Christmas Decorations Workshop, .~ L___ ~ __ Seasonal Rental Orchestra, and M~s. Ehrhng, of Tromble) r~ad. II' ." with members each bringing a sandwich and a Christ- tiiI~ ~CHI(jI, -,-.. . At the DetrOit Golf Club Satur.day even.mg, LUCIa - mas package to the Lakecrest lane home o( Mrs. Arthur Ehsa.beth m~kes her entrance wearmg a whl~~ roble sas~- Schmidt at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs. Edward Biederman is • Efficiencie" 1 or 2 bedroom • Heal and Air Conditioning ed WIth a cnmson cord, on her head the tradlhona. LUCia the co-hostess apartmenls • Direcl Dial Phones Crown of greens and lighted candles, in her hands a tray . • Heater! Pool • Restaurants Nearbv of coffee and Swedish pastry. • • * • Maid Service • Golf Courses nearby Behind her two "starboys," Robert Barker, son of There'll be a members' gift exchange at the next • Colored TV's • Y2 Block to Beoch the James Barkers, of Kensington road, and Lars Rahm, meeting o( the Grosse Pointe Park Garden Club, as well son of the Robert Rahms, of Woods lane, in identical as a program by Mrs. John PassUeld on Garden Therapy. WRITESAiiie' .1e~!ltiiJ crimson-sashed white robes, carry illuminated stars atop This group too is meeting Monday, for luncheon at the 0460SOUTH, A-I-A, DEERFIELDBEACH,FLORIDA3:iH I poles. Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Hostesses are Mrs. David 305-399-B820 OR CALL LOCALLY8B1.2311 When the pageant begins all the 'lights are turned H. Crowe and Mrs. Josepb V. Carr. off and the entire gathering sings "Santa Lucia" as Elisa- beth, attended by her starboys, advances toward her Set Christmas Meeting mother to serve her the first cup of coffee in accordance For Josiah Harmar OAR with Swedish custom: The e1dest daughter of the house is always "Lucia," and arises early in the morning Decem. ber 13 to offer coffee and rolls to her parents. The General Josiah Harmar • * • Chapter, Daughters of the Am- Mrs. Joseph Hadley, of Yorkshire road, chairman, erican Revolution, will hold its YOUR (J.Jl,Ams Pi and Mrs. Harold Bredenberg, of South Brys drive, co- annual Christmas meeting at cbalrman, are In charge of all pJans for the 1970 Lucia. the home of Florence and Ruth SPECIAL fest. Pendal in West Grixdale ave. *.. It begins at 7 o'clock Saturday, December 12, (yes, nue, Detroit at 12:30 o'clock that's early •.. but only by a few hours-and it would Saturday, December 12. be A WFULL Y hard to stage the Luclalest at dawn). Cen. Co-Hostesses will be Frances I HOLIDAY tering the tables will be crowns similar to the one Lucia Bidwell and Eunice Lamb. An- % P;uL ;'UfJf. wears. nabel Miller is in charge of the LOOK 50 Assisting the Mesdames Hadley and Bredenberg are .program. Elect Crescent 6{1J,. 6uJti4j{y Sail Officers Crescent Sail Yacht Club held its annual election of officers Our Hair Experts .~r.~~-9/~0 . Tuesday, December 1. Ross E, Kogel is the new Commodore, Russell E. Baude the new Vice CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA Every Woman Has Her Own Commodore and George T. Sat- rn LU< ail..tJtlJnud~ terley the new Rear Commo- cludDnIJ" dore. "lJalltd. Named to the board of direc- for your girl or grand daughter Way of Being Beautiful. That's tors are Hnvey S. Freeman enroll her in the winter term at and Lee E. Sutton, who will s serve three years; Thomas A. Why They Style Just for You! (Nftr1; kI..hti'f ) Kesel and Earl R. Zuehlke, two years; and William S. Cox and Paul Goetcheus, one ye::r. CALL KAY WISE VA 2-2310 ') VA 3-9891 Bobelle~s What better time of the year to start collecting. Collecting works of art that grew in pleasure and "We Curl Up and Dye jar You" value with the years. A painting, sculpture or 19027 Mack at 7 Mile Telephone 884.1130 gr~phic is a gift that will bring joy all through the year, whether you add to your own collection Ample Free Parking or another's. Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., The Generous Critic Art Gallery has experts Thurs. & Fri. 9 :00 a.m. 'ti! 7 :00 p.m. on hand to assist you in making your choice a masterpiece. So make this Christmas a work of art. Start collecting for you and yours. the generous cntic art gallery 115 Kercheval on the Hill Grosse Pointe Farms 48236 • Phor.e 881-3341 FineAr1• SCulpture.Prints.Watercolor•. OriginalOils CustomFraming.PriveteendGroupShowings'ArlPublications Coiled this Christmas. • PANTENE HAIRPREPARATIONSFORMEN & WOMEN AlL AT 4711 THE COMPLETELINE • FOR MEN AND WOMEN Distinguished for beauty, • TOSCA FOR WOMEN 101:FF famed for accuracy since 1791 • BOLDOOT COLOGNES The square watch that's not square. Here is today's look of Girard Perregaux in watches of outstanding accuracy and dependability. A "BONUS" Gift Free Each with distinctive checkerboard dials. Each in 14K gold. Man's on the left, $140. with every $5, purchase on ladies' on right, $120. ALMA Y PRODUCTS

Valente gewelers ~ 1)IIAR~IACIES 'I A. 1. MEYER 19876 MACK AVE, 16361 MACK AVE. 8ince f93-1 IN THE BLOCK TU 2-1040 16601 E. Warren TV 14800 Detroit Open 9 A.M. \/I 8 P.M. P,g, Twenty.Two G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W 5 Thursday, December 10, 1970 ------_._------_ .. - --_._----- Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes _.------_ ..._._--_._. _._+._.-.---".-_._ ..__...-._._-~---_. _._.. - -'._.- _. '--'- --"------_ .._------Twenty-Six Pointers I~:~~:r;,dEt,~,'::.E~:;i' Mrs. Nabil Tawile iTawile-Skaff Rites '~:;~:,A~~:::~~;:.":;: while at B row n e II Middle . frocks fealured ivory salin boo School. Uses a school inslru. R d I St M I I dices and cuffs. n er oc en ment which was available for ea n . aran 5 Dr. Bashara Akl, of Memphis, Att end I t I h him ror summer sludy. Will pos. I Tenn .. was best man, Dr, Jo. : sibly pursue music as a career! 1 . se[lh Bedlisi, Dr. Ken Welsh and Bo~s and Girls Study V lIriety of Instruments at -plalls arc indelinite at this i English Net Train Outlined with Satin llnd Lace George SkaCl. Ihe bride's broth. National Music ClImp this PlISt Summer; i tim\'. An older IJrother, Brad.! A t B'd S'lk N er seated the guests, i rord, plays piano also and' eeen s fI e 'IS vory I •Sa fIn G own; e II'Ie 'fhe bride's mother wore a All Are Happy wit h Experience younger hrolher, Handolph, the I Skllff is her Sister's Honor Maid rhinestonNccented petal pink Tw('nt ....six \,oung Pointers attended the famed. daril~e,t. CAMP: Teacher, Os. I At home in Detroit's Park Shelton Alwrlments arc shantung dress and coal en. , J.; h' ('ar ZImmerman. Memb\'r of: semlJle. Sbe chose a while or. Nall.:)!l~l MuSIC Camp at the In~er~oc en C~lIter fo)r .the World Youth Symphony Orch- i Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Tawile, who were Illarril'd Saturday, chid corsage, AII'> 11115past summer, The ma~o~lty were Gr?ssc I Dlnte ('stra. Also sllllhed planu and i • October 3, at a 4:30 o'clock ceremony ill St. Maron's O.lt.oC.town guests included

Il1gh School studellts, many reCIpients of partial scholar. (' 0 n d u c t j n g. S[lorts, lennis, I I Cathedral. After a reception and dinner at Windsor's. lIIr, and Mrs. Richard Juseph shil S leceived from the Schools' Band and Orche5tra, Sa)'s: "Interlochen has a tre'i Elmwood Casino, the newlyweds vacationed in New York., and their son Dick and the Zark Pal \'1,15 Clulls,' lIlendous amount to orrer _: I Mrs, Tawile is the former' ! Howard family, from Toled(l, ') ill' Clubs' scholarship' Dr. Raymond Mellinger and \'ariety of eoncerts, 'programs: . Lily A. Skaff, daughter of Carrl'ing en'sel'nls of hronze' 0., the Woodrow SkaHs. the fUII'!s IHovide talented stu- Arlhur Brownell w (' r t' last and "courses - and Cme teach I 1Dr. and Mrs. Michel Skaff, and ye'lIuw l'arnatlulls were Nel. , Jack Skaffs and the Jim An,

, CI b . I t f S 11 ers I. oC Bedfi)rd road. 'rhe brl'de- lie Skaff, who served as her' gles, from Flint. aUlI Mr. and del : ~ with all opportunity. y('ar Ns, rlhu 111"hPTl'Slll'nSc'h s I or ou I' U R 'groom I'S the son of Toufl'c sister's honor attendant, and i Mrs. William BIac k from I,all' and ,0 .. 00 ~ 16, . for fllther study and ex- , tlV, _1\' respec d AI Il (A R A dBF:F:BY, Tawt'le, of J Bel'l. l,eballOn, bridesmaids :'Iartha Entenman ..,_l_sin..g_,.._al._I.__(,..ousJlls. ~_._ef th __.I.lb'd __e. pCl'elte in instrumental' e .. ,. . aug Iter a Mr. an Mrs. Willi, ------IllU il ill va r i 0 us music MUSical mtl'resl In these am II. Beebv, of Balfour road. and the late Mrs. Tawile, SHOE SALON young people mal' have been Major, piano', ACl'ompanied Gp. ~',11 P an d pro gr a illS dur - lIluti\'aled in several ways .. , S!lS choir. Choir director, Leon. For her wedding the former llIg tI e sUllImer. i by natural ahilily and exposure al'd Hicdnlo. Played piallo Miss Skaff selected a gown of AlI'I {.ants audition and are to music in Ihe hume and com. parts with school Symphony iI'ory silk.satin wilh accenls or )tl.lld Ill' thelT schools' music: lIlullity ('lIvirOll!llenl as 11"1.'11 as Orche,tra. Recipienl of parliill , jewelled Alcncon lace. featurln~ dep ,I IIl'nls and counselors by exposure to the ('Hellenl scholarship from Choir Fund. 'a satin. and lacl'-outlined Eng-' Qu~ fi' allons are lJased on lIlU' musil' progra III orren'd by Ihl' Pri\'ale tl'aeher, Nina Santa. Pi. Iish nel Irain. sic ~!.ilily, ambitioll. citizen. Grosse Pointe Public School ano sludy started at Ihe age of shil aliI financial need _ with; System, 19, WaS inspired by older sister's : Matching lace trimmed her the eM'Cption of the Best Cit I Eighl.week campers Ihis past, playing. !lopes 10 leach [liano I long illusion veil, falling from a I izu, 'iiI' award which is voted, sumnll'r were: ,and direcl musical groups. small cap, and she carried a tlpUl' I y the sludents. i KENDALL IlAIlKEH, IG, son CA.:.rr~: Tea.cher, Giz,i Sza~to, ~~:~~:nt oC orchids and sleph ~J..lli,,~ are olJtained by do. of Dr. alld Ml!, David 11. Bark. pedol/ned III duo pla.no c~n. natj, "'; and fund raising acli- er, of Kerby COllr!. :'Iaior, certs; Also studied VOlce 1~lth \'iti", through the efforts of the! double bass. Played with GPS \V~lele Ander.son. Spor~s: sWIm.. Pall [lis. I liS Symphony Orchestra SYIlI' ~nmg, canoemg, tell illS. Says: -Photo b)' Eddie McGrath, Jr, . .______' • 'Interlochen was really an ex. Married in SL Maron's Cathedral Saturday, Octo- tl• - I perience because Ihere's so. i.,. - ~ -. much competition, II makes ber 3. were LILY A, SKAFF, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ~; - . ~ .• : yOU want to work. II's so inspir. I Michel Skaff, of Bedford road, and Dr. Tawile, son of l:: (~ ~' \or;./ i ing wilh all the diHerent con. Toufic Tawile, of JBeil, Lebanon, and the late Mrs. -r\ .. - 9;:[ The Quiet Elegants '\ j ~~~~nJo~~~ ~~I lhelht~::~~" music i!~~i~~ .. ' _ __ _.------~. ------I . ..i I ,PHYLLIS C R 0 SSE N. 13,: Ihe piano. Comes from a very, Schools and as a substitute I the "'--'.nlAest The serene look gently beckons you to ) I daughler of Dr. and Mrs, Rob. r active musical family and when I teacher in the G.P. Public • - . erl J. Crossen, of Tonnancoor! Ihe desir~ for a clarinet was ex. ,Schools. Father relinquished his come on proud ••• elegantly abound place. Majur, clarine!. Played' I)ressed, father promplly went I c.hair in the French Horn sec. for Cashion success, with Percells School Orcheslra down and purchased one. Moth. Itlon or the G,P. Symphony when PEOPLE . and Band:. Had studied privale. e~ (Bet1eiane) pla~s trombone!1 he look .on administrativol duties Iy \I'lth Vmcent Melidon, Clar- \1'llh the Grosse Pomte Symph. as preSIdent of the G.P. Sym- ule the A~lEIUCr\N I inet stud)' began at Ihe age of 9. lony Orchestra - is also an ac. phony Society. Trips to Inter. !.,.J~J No irrltltinl Played wilh the Barnes Elemen. : corn plished pianist and has lochen have been frequent for lUelj toilet P

~ ., ~--,.J f the mirror with a LITTLePROFfSSOR ue-thru glan frame table topics 600K CeNTeR~ changes its moods with every switch of Let's table ~alk about a holiday gift for the home •• , finely background ... 0 quick and clever way to repeal a fabriC 16837 KERCHEVAl constructed 20-inch high pecan venger tables with solid cherry legs GROSSE POIr'J1 [ or color scheme, for the backgrounds show and antique brass-finished trim. Anyone would look beautiful lit ehairside, by the bed, or wherever they will best serve. Hand. Of'fN 10 10 8:30 OAll Y • 8 10 3 SUNDAY through clearly for a perfect match. 14" square rubbed fruitwood or brushed white-and.gold finishes. Round, 14" 885-7590 diameter. Rectangle, 12"xIB", Oval, 12"xIB". Each ••• ,. $50 glass wilh silvered round mirror, $15 •

.---....:::~ •••. _~: ro ..... Jacobsons Jacob Sons Sture I,'r r I,e Ilurne> Store For The Home Thursdey, December 10, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pege Twenty.Thr .. Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes

roses and pink and white car. ' Cl t T St Sh nIght football games can eatcb I nations. Mar tha S ose 0 age OW... b' hll bt TV hll Patricia Lynn Crea l'Ars. David R. Ritter ...e III II s on w e sOOp. " I Robert Ritter was his broth. Those Point~ ladies who are I Outfits to go with every time ping in the Mew•. Also featured er's best man. They are th" lookIng for some vibrant and lof day and every activity O\"l!rI wlU be music and models. sons of Mrs. Roland Ritter, of fre~h ideas ~n. how. to dress the holidays will be featured in 1------. Wed In St. Paul's Chalfonte avenue, and the late whIle! entertaining and being . Mr. Ritter. entertained over the holidays tbe one, hour show IncIU.ding i FURNACES • Henry Ritter, another brother, will want to take in the Christ. pant suits, "at home" dresses" " Costumed Pages Sounding Trumpets Greet Guests Iand David Crea, brother of the mas fashion show frtm Mar- 'cocktail ensembles and evening at H~lnt Club Reception Following Rites bride, ushered. . lha's Closet at the Bronze Door, gowns. The three models will 1.& BOILERS at Which She Becomes B 'd' f Mrs. Cr.ea c~ose a bead.trlm. 123 Kercheval, Friday, Decem- al50 be sbowing off jewelry • • rl e 0 ed pale pink silk worsted dress ber II, at 1 p.m. and handbags with which to ac. David Roland RItter and matching stole, while the ...... cent the outfits. ,. bridegroom's mOlher selected a . P ea.u d ang~ lace wIth seed pearls accent~d the E~1- costume of deep pink silk wor. I I C Also, Sunday, December 13. plre waIst, bodIce, s.le.eves and hem of the Ivory satin sted. Both wore pale pink or. M USlC amp ~iU be the time for Men.'s Night In the IIlews. Stores taking part gown chosen by PatrICIa Lynn Crea, daughter of Mr. ann chid corsages. (Continued from Pace 22) in catering to ~en only from 3 Mrs. Joseph Crea, of Mount Vernon road, for her Friday The newlyweds vacationed in to 7 p.m. Will be Martha's evening, November 20, wedding to David Roland Ritter., The Bahamas and Florida and DAVID HARLAND, 20, son Closet, Mr. Sheridan's, and The Matching lace edged her ;;>------are making their home in SI. of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Har- 'Card Rack. '1:'hosemen who are T5304 ICEICHEVAL ' VA 2.to70 detachable train and the Saint Paul's.on.the-Lakeshore. Clair Shores. . I u. afraid of missing the Sunday Iand,0 f Radnor clrc e.... aJor, Camelot cap which caught Honor maid Carolyn Richie I' P d --u-. --'-t - St d t I h 100 I gth '11 .. . ur ue mvers y u en trumpet. Attended University e~ e w e~ d I fSl~~bridesmaids Mrs. Sal Craparot. Union com m i t tee member of Missouri first part of last v.el . Sh «: carne a ra I. ta and Mrs. Michael Applegate .. KATHLEEN WALKER, of Ken. year with additionat studies in 181\8EL bonal bn.dal bou9uet. the bridcgroom's sisters, and wood court, is in charge of A receptIOn and dinner at the flower girl Diane Crca, the candles and food for Purdue piano and voice. Laller part of, Grosse Pointe Hunt Club, where I bride's sister, wore Empire. Memorial Union's 24th annual year altended Macomb County I Community College. Private ISTilE costumed pages sounded their I' waisted scarlet velvet frocks 1 Around the World at Christmas trumpets to greet guests, fol- trimmed wilh Belgian lace and Fair scheduled for Sunday, De- leacher, William Beger. Has. been sU1'founded by musIc ever I .r...~iiIN~~. lowed the wedding mass in carried Colomal bOuquets of red I cember 13. J~~. .e; ~ since he ean remember. Music study begll!l at the age of four I ~~ R when he decided to teach him self to play the piano. 'l'rumpet ROSE I~------~~~-----~----~~--~------~~L.:~~~I(I< ...~ A G.f I study began two years ago. WI(){'" WILLOW C' · I WI, lillstmas 1t ~ Used brather's trumpet which was golten from grandmother's }l)R~rHE l1'! I ~ friend who played in the Mil- i 1 FOR YOUR I ford, Mich. Band. Has recenUly It. , purchased a trumpet. Al60 /~' IIOLID1\\"8 plays the oboe and French Marriage vows were spoken in Saint Paul's-on.the- Horn. Fun music sessions are Th~ Grel' Wine from POI1uSII I DECOUPEUR ILakeshore Friday evening, November 20, by PATRI. enjoyed by the Harland family, Make your hal,day flJlhenngs un . I ------~. CIA LYNN CREA and Mr. Ritter. She is the daugh. which includes mother at the forgettable Int,oduce your friends GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR JANUARY CLASSES ter of the Joseph Creas, of Mount Vernon road. The piano and another trumpeter, .J.....10 a new friend-versalile. never- I I father. Would like a position in bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Roland Ritter, of Chal. ~ loo.dry. "e"e,.tao.sweel Isabel Rose I OR FOR ALL DECOUPAGE SUPPLIES R fonte avenue, and the late Mr. Ritter. teaching and directing muic Wine. a real swinger from Portugll- such as is held by Russell Reed. .... Ihe lile of Ihe parly, I Hours: Daily 9:30 to 5 W. k d Wl.llow R or playing in a major symphony Evening Hours on Weds., Offer Musical For Children orchestra. CA!MP: Teacher, Ro. » ", ic: i .A wine of dislinclion by C. 01 I Ie an R in • bert Grocock, P~rticipated , . Silva, 0po'la._ I Thurs. 7 p.m. to 9: 15 p.m. 15300 Kercheval, In The "Park", I A special Chrislmas offering at 2 p.m. (instead of 1 o'clock Introduction to Winds classes. VIVIANO WINE IMPOITIIS, IICC.-ElQUSIYI MIQI, DlSlIIlI"IOIS for children is being planned by as announced on the Center's II • MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED 821 -9320 Sang with University Choir and 15100 SlCONO IRVD" DETROIT. MICH.4I20J ~ __ ~g;s:9::l:_g;s:~~S':llll:!lllI llQl:!lllI_llQl:~ __ ~ __ llQl:llQl:__ S':llll:_-~. l Grosse Pointe War Memorial Activity card,) Festival. Took oboe as a rela. Association. "The Pied Pipe:- There will be just one Jl'!r- tive instrument study with Ar- of Hamelin." a live musical {ormance of the Pied Piper and thur Katterjohn. Sports: Fris- with full sets and costumes win the curtain will rise promptly. bee in front of men's dormi- be pre~ented in Fries Auditori- i Only 500 may be accommodat- tory. Says: "People are very GROSSE POINTE COLOSEUM um by the RockefelIar's Trav- ed in the auditorium so parents friendly at Interlochen and the eling Playhouse in cooperation are urged to pick up the tickets atmosphere io so conducive to with Detroit Youth Theatre of at the Center's office as soon musical study." . Detroit Institute of Arts on as possible. The tickets are BETTE ANN HARMISON, (Beauty 8alon Sunday afernoon, December 20, $2.50. 20. daugther of Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Harmison, of Bar- Presents the Basic Secret 01 a Flt,wless Complexion rington road. Major: cello. At- tending University of Michigan 19700 Mack A. Fresh Face Facial ..• A. New Product, a Protein Mask School of Music. Recipient of at Ilos_ La... Boy School's Fellowship Scholar- TU 6.3600 ... that will leave your face ship. Started with a school in. have we strument at Defer Elementary youthfully alive. Yom' face School. Own cello was a sur- EXECUTIVES. BUSINESSMEN pri.;e Christmas gUt from fam- will enjoy that radiant glow got a ily in 196B. Plans to learn • STORE MANAGERS • that comes fl'om with-in other instruments. Looking for- ward to a music teaching posi. Call us today fol' a relaxing Sale! tion as mother holds at Ferry and beautiful facial Grade School - or perhaps A REAL CHRISTMAS INCLUDING: playing professionally in a ma- • BID Orglns TREE PilED HIGH • 5prnet Organs jor symphony. CA'MP: Teacher, • Orlnd PI. nos Oliver A. Edel. Played with • ConloOle PI.nDs WITH FIRE-PROOF • Player PI.n .. World Youth Symphony Orches- • H.rpsrchords tra, Did string quartet work. A camper since 1967. SNOW- DAVID JENNINGS. 18, son 20335 MlICk An. Grosse Pointe Woods of 'Mr. and Mn;. Joseph N. Jen- nings, of Whittier road. !Major. BALDWIN and YAMAHA trumpet. Student at Macomb '. Pianos - Organs Junior College. Played with school Concert Band and Jazz Band. Started with school •• ailo"'. in .... ia" of eoIon. Icleol fw 'he January's SALE Today trumpet in sixth grade at De- oHiee 0' IIore; o,..o.eol b)' file ",.nholl. fer Elementary school. Active 01 ,,'s wo,,,..f ..... Orde, now fo, .. ,1, de. in school music groups through Ii.. ".. Allo o.. i...... animated Chr!IImo. It is always 0 business proct,ce 10 have a c1ean.up sole alte, GPSHS. Own trumpet was a dil,roya; fo, sole 0' renl. Christmas-For tox purposes and inventory baloncing-Vv'ell! 16lh birthday gift {rom par- Vie are going 10 "Beat thc Gun" and begin our January Sole ents. Privilte teacher, William TODAY, offering one of a kind decorator samples .•. Rental Beger. Comes from a musical 'eturns and ,ecilol used Grands, Co",oles and Spinet pianos family. Two older brothers: and organs ... Baldwin, Story & Clark ond Yamoh" ... In Jodi', plays piano-doing great 13300 E. WARREN time fo, Chrislmas delive,y. Ihings with jazz - and Jim, plays piano and clarinet. Mother "Our Fourth Generation of Florists" SHARPLY REDUCED PRICES (Continued on Page 24) ! New Guaranl.es ... Terms, .. and fine matching be;lChcs of $35 10 $55 value included with every piano. Smiley Brothers ~ Until Sony" Color T\T.•. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 n I , DETROIT BIRMINGHAM 55J.O \Voo/jward A\'c. 1010 N. 'Voodward Olunler Blvd.) TR 36800 MY 71177 25 WII.LOW TREE PLACE Better Color OPEN SUNDA Y 2.5 Daily 9B:30, Sal, 9.5 Dall)' 9,30.5:30, Frl. 'w 9 FREE PARKING was just a promise. An Invitation To Luxury Living SonysimplifiBd its TV system and Automatic color control; integrated Nestled In ser~nlly on a quiet. lane ocr I.akcshore Road~ this nt:8r]y new custom buUt got better color. 1hey call it Trinitron.8 contrast.color control; pictures stay French Colonial I. in a prime Shores location. Sony Invented its color TV as it was crisp and brilliant at all points on the meant to be: all colors are shot screen; all solid state circuitry for CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. THE ACCOMMODATIONS IN. through one big color gun. great,r reliability; contemporary wood CLUDE A BEAUTIFUL OAK PANELED FAMILY ROOM WITH FlU. The Trinitron8 system has a bigger cabinet styling. PLACE AND COMPLETE HIDEAWAY BAR: AN UP-TO-TM.MINUTE lens, too. Twice as large as other TV's. Come in and watch the Trinitron ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN. AN ENCLOSED TERRA<:E. FOUR GEN- With the larger lens you get a sharper, System with 12" diagonal screen de. EROUS SIZE BDROOMS, ALL WITH DOUBL CLOSETS, ANDJ v.. brIghter picture. liver a sharper, brighter, and a better BATHS. There are many ot~er features too: color picture. SON~

An exceUe~t ]0'01" Inte-rest ex1stlnJi! mortgBRe 15 wallln~ for just the rlR:hl buyf"l', and the $299.95 prlee has been substanll.lly reduced.

Yn.u will wanl ll"'l see the many luxurious ("xtus - stop In Sunday and we will show you or call us, and we will arranKe an e):clllng 'nterlor !Inspection (or you It your convenlenc(", TU 1-6300 (J.ifi 8uggest,'ons

HOUSE FINDING IS OUR 8USINESS Seth Thomas Clocks Buying a house is probably the biggest investment yvu will Our Greatest Selection Ever! ever make and should be entrusted only 10 a Realtor (not all real estate brokers ore Realtors) who knows h', bus'ne" Gift Sets By Rrvlon and Matellabelli and me'its your conlodence. J & J has specialized in G,osse Poinle prope,'ies fa, "ve' 50 years - knows Ihe Pointe Russell Stover Candies Iha,ougUy - and ,enders professional service second to none. Manicure Sets by Revlon Intimate Sets by Revlon Perfumes-Ricci-Guerlain 3 Grosse Pointe Caron-Chane! Offices Men's Toiletries-Royall Lyme from TU 1.1877 At IA.,Willl .. Bermuda Sets-Colognes-After Shave POINTE ELECTRONICS CO. 19755 MACK AVE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS Notre Dame Pharmacy Houn: Mon., Thura., Fri. 9 to 9; Tue•., Wed., Sat. 9 to 6 MEMlIlIS OF THE OETROIT AND OROIIE POINTE REAL ESTATE .O~RDS Open I)oil, .:30 '0 9,OO-Sundo,. and Holldo,. 9:30 10 4:00 Stop waltlDa for better Color TV. It'. heret IIRANCHES ALSO IN DETROIT. ST. CLAIR SHORES AND FARMINGTON 16926 Kercheval, in the Village TU 5.2154 Page Twenty-Four ------_._------._------.------GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. December 10, 1970

Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ..• ------_ .._------_._------_ ..- ----_ .. _._~.__ ._------_. ------_.--_._- Wayne Medical Auxiliary Set Louisa St. Clair OAR eight. Enlered Trombly Sl'hool I fI'llle Pla)'cd with GPSHS Con. I -you really have to be there ~'\u",'n(>r (.t Interloch~n Benefit Tea Is Tomorrow August Bride Christmas Party Today in the Ci!t~ grade IInd continued I cerl Band. Hegan sludy in fillh I and experil'nce il." wilh a school in~lrumenl. Tal. I grade with schuol inslrument al! STEVE ELIASON, 15, 60n of «'lIlltinued Irom Pagc 23) "camper" this year. Summer Mrs'. lIenry M, Dobzalski, of Louisa SI. Clair Challier. ent was displayell and at age l!lichard l':lelllenlary School.: Mr. al,ld Mrs. Paul G. Eliason. j' I I . was busy in serving on the Windmill Poinle dri\'e: will open '. I t t AI' . . . of Halfour road. Major cello, ...\ II flute and pIny el'ery.chance Medical Sociely 101ll0rrow, Fri, CHI' Club, beginning at 10:30 gUllonst, father, a plan!>t ami s('hool anll college days. I'ri-: _ _ '" "'1 \ dOeI.' t II t " , )'oung('r brother, Joe. pla)'s '1'1 ' II k' , k \1 I I POSSlue. ay, em }er ,a nooll. o'cJock wllh Mrs, Floyd W. Dar. drums. CAMP:' Teachcr, Leon \'.~te .tea( ...~r, WI ham 01.'.C)," IUDUSTRIAL & ('I, H"!'I't! L~<)e()c' . l'lll leI 0 ClNIlY LAKIN, 12. daughter, Mrs, Joseph H Monlantl', tea "cl. regent Ilresidin" II . "I I. f A.S Iii 'h I'"ther \1.1, also a hlg~ schm I n \'UIIII'llI s",,,,,,I,'1.." III (,;ulll",'r !la\/C!. IIlllsl('al traullng; howe\'er fam. lo('al arlisls in var;(lIls r,1c:lia' Allgusl wC'dding plans arc be Mrs. Norman L. Parker, ,Mrs .. age 01 SI'V('" wilh Ir('ne :'Ioran. \1'1)111. Illlhn J'la,l'rd wilh Ii:; detid('d Cindj' is Ihe musi, lIil, acrylits, ('hall'oal, wa~('r illg Illade by MAHY LYNN II~ob~rl O. Arlnel:- Mrs. ,Granl 'Slarled :rulupet ill sixth gradl' -.... (;I'S/{S S'lllp!IIionally Mrs. Irene La llranl'hl' Foulkl'S 1111051'engagell1('nl has heen an: Illel,ll'r, ilk" RIl'!,:,,'d J" lIlur wllh sdllloi. I!Jslr'''IllI'nl. Year y,aSPEND THE HOLIDAY :-;['1111"[, B.'gall ill flftll r:radc in leaching field. CAMP: Mem. is al'l chairman .. So IIII' of Ill\' nounced hy her parcnls, !\Ir. 1m, Jr .. Mrs .. R, Iholllas Wey .Ialer had IllS O\ln and nllW IS "I I)"i<-r 1':I"IlH'lIla"y S(!w(,I-- her of Inl('rlllediale Hawl. Play artists who will allend are and \lrs Huberl Add\', of Ken .h,mg, Ill, Ahs .. Corne1J~s ,G.; lookJllg flll'ward III a Iwlt,'r U~ 'N 15K', COUNTRY 1,la,,'d wllh Sd.llllli ort'he\lr.a. I'd [Jule.. rcdla.l.s, Also allendl'd l' Floran Duehre, 'larg'arl'l Sera. .' 'I '. d . I'.gan, Mrs. Jlalold R. ,>lilIth" qualilv Irum(ll'l as a gifl {rolll u slllg 011 rua . Mrs Clarence E Carroll ane!" . . Viol III \I:" " gift 110m lalllily a l'reatl\'e wflllllg das~, Sporls: ' loni, Calherine 11l'lhl'ring. Jovc" Tile bride ciCCi a graduatl' "'. 'parenls for 16th IlJrlhday. Sli' Im'Jld \1Ill' d'." Hii'd III 1'11111 10 Enjoyed cOlllpetili\'e swimming Coller, aMrtv 'fe/\n.II'ell's', "'at f 0 .. 11"h S I I d' Mrs. Hov E. Dellart are among ter Barbara 13 plavs violin "u 0 Olllllll('an II-: I.' 100 an Ihoe who will allend the meel ' ", go"rI '1:," ralh('rlilall rem"in and earned Junior Lifl;Saving Armslrong, Maxwell. Wrighl and Ih~ Unil'l'rsilv of DI'lroit where . s '. ~ I Will conlinue nlilsic as a hobhy- J\i Boyne Country Ski Wee" s ~lon,rI In Ihl' al!J1' !las aloo Cerlificate. Says: "I enjoyed Leon Haskin. she affilialed wilh Thela i'l\I Inl( from tillS area. I Private' leacher, Philip Perrone. sludl"d I,iall" wilh Camilla Ihe enlirc camp ~xperience and ----.----- .. ----. AI ph a sororily. is pf('senlly , !1:lans, I? hewlIl" doctor. Cost You Less Than Just Ehill<'h I'I"ns "II 'majoring in, fell I was part of Ihe ('arnp. It. music career, _ doing concert teachin' in Ow Wauen COil. Siale sllHlenls were Ihe fol-, CAMI: leaelwr, LI'lIn Hapler., . ",,"lI' Wl'lIld llk(' t('aehing in I was a thrill 10 play with such solidaled School Svslem. lowing Grosse Poinll'rs: I Member o{ AS High School Transpor(ation To Colorado!! ",11001. pu""c ('A'll': Teacher, linc musil-iaM." "ork or playing with a major 111'1' fiance, son' of AIr. and DONALD BfllGGS, 15. son i Band. Sporls, mostly playing i Savings amount to FREE liftS, lod in . lood , lessons lit 1I,'rman Bl')'g ~I('mht'r of High HAMON.LAWRENCE, )7, symphony. CA:'f!': Tea{'her, Mrs. Howard Miller, of Homl'o. of, Mr. awJ Mrs" Donald, R. 'I soc('er agamsl other cablll School CO'II'crl Oreheslra and son of 'Mr, and Mrs. Howard W. Olh'er Ede!. Memher of World, was also gradualed from Ihe, BI'I¥gs, of Lakepolllie aven~e Il'ams. S:I\'s: "Inlerl?chen was °I)(,rl'll a Orchestra. Sporls, Lawrence, 01 South Brys drh'e. Youth Symphony Orcheslra. University of Delroi\. lie is in \laJor, Ifllllljlel. Played Wllh good cxperrenq', Jl s a good SKI WEEKS FROM $97.50 Enj""I'rI fil'ld trip to Lake Major, cello. Played with GPN- his second year at Boston Col- GPSHS Concert Band. Heeipi-, feeling playing wilh Ihe Band .\fi('hig~1I "lid all Sllllllller a('li\'I. ,liS Symphony and G. P. Or. Also played trumj>!!1 wilh Brass lege School of Law enl of Bc;;( Citizenship Award I-it gil'es YOll gl'eater confi SKI WEEKENDS FROM $39.00 IiI" s:,y-" "P(,(lp/(' are real I cheslra, Also played Irumpel !':nsemble, Attended tamp in __~____ _ was lolally surpri,cd and I dencl'." and ",.t Ill'" I -Ihty mean whal with sch,ool Symrhony Band. 1967 and 1968 as an AllState' Plans to continue mllSIC as, a "really felt wonderful when J! DENISE DUI'UIS, 14. daugh- INCLUDES LODGING, All UFTS, 1111''' .,,'.\ Irs fun making new I I'ri\'a:e leacher, Mario DeFiore. sludent. Recipienl of a half found out IIwl I won." Slaried : ler of :'Ir. and :'11'5. Robert Du. '

fri"lIds 1"1111 all over thc world. II Starled with school cello in ~amp scholarsqip. 'Participated hohlJy. CAMP: Teacher, Arlhu.r : lIlu5ic sludy al Ihe age of I puis, of Lincoln road, :'Iajor. AND EVlNING RECREATION \1.1 ,",'H'sl 111'0 frlcnds were, fourth grade at Mason Elemen ill mosl 5ummer sport5. Says: Tahachnick. :'Ie;nher of High ~.------..------Mid-Am ..,.co', SkIIng M.(c(I hlJ 06dr!lONl' .1l1~""'ChO~ ofld "'tnoflr.(., .... 't) ~ InJill .'\1'\1' .I('rs('y and Oregon." Ilary, Is very happy will: a beau,. "I enjoyed playing good music School Concert Orchestra and. , 10.000 oct... SO g,oomed ,lop" • 1. C MOlL MAHAGU :,\l"'UllHIE J ENS E N, 20'1. liful Italian ce/lo Ilarents with Ihe orchestra," Operella Orchestra, Sports: SINCE 1946 ..... dlalJlIIl\ • Olhma' S,hn"d., Sk, School With Boyne Counln dallghlN of MJ'. and :'Irs, Leon- ,found three years ago. Is go. R E II E C C A McCOY, '16, took sailing and swimming le~,l ...." ",d L. ,'pns~n, of Fisher road, 'ing 10 Cleveland Inslitule of daughter of Mr. and :'lrs. Ken ' 64 (ert,fied ,",lwelO" • I.'g'" lno .. making ~THI fAllS, MICHIGAH cQ11 J )Iajor. 11.1111'.Unllwsily.of MI- !\lu5ic on \veekcrtds 10 Slud}' nelh L. McCoy, of Buckingham sons. Soys: "I really enjoyed: II Designed" (.pauly and Boyne g(.om'"g ~now ho.. ""OHI 16101 5CQ 1U I ('/ugan Sl'1/OolJ uf\IlISJ(~ stu. ('e/lo wIlh Paul Katz .. MusIC is ,road. Major, \'iolin. Played the l'xperiellce of lnterloehen.' REMODEliNG - ADDITIONS ..., dent. ,\lusl( intcrest began at a major a('\i\'itl' in. the Law. wilh GPSIIS Symphony Orches. It was a ~ood summer." I .... Ih(' agt' 01 M'vcn lias play ...d rence household. Mol her (Lois) Ira.. Began violin in seventh SUSAN WEAVEH, 15, daugh. , COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL ... wil'l (; 1', School grouJls and I is concertmasler with SI. Clair grade al Hrownell Middle I ARCHITECTUIlAL SERVICE OIl Ihe (;. P. S.I'mpl\Jny Orchestra, Shores .Symphony Orche'stra. School. Played with school or. IeI' of Mr. and Mrs. 'Merle C, Bathrooms Oeslgned ...... ~ Plan:, 10 ll'at'h flule and play Brolher. Mark .. student at Cur- ('heslra. Pr;\'ate teacher, Haim' ~ea\'er, of Lolhl'op road. 1>1a-, Recr:~;lcO~enRoom. 777-6840 "",,", profl"isiona!Jy. CAMP: A earn-I tis Institu'te 01 Music, play~ Shirulll. Violin was a gift from I Jor, 6axophone. Played with: Acoustlc.1 Ceiling> Evenings 881-9744 .... )leI' ~11l('(' )966, however, not a Irombone. Plans a professional greal - grandmothcr, originally GPSHS Symphony Band, Began I Archl::~~~~:~I;':~I~e .... 21719 HARPER AVENtJ£ .- "-~,--~- belonged to great, grcnt~grand. music with piano in third grl:dc I' Complete Home & ... (;,Iher. Also plays niano and en. I Commercl.1 ServIce ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICH, 48080 ... . .', .' at Kerby Elementary School, ., JOYs. chOIr smgmg With brother then' flute 1Il fifth grade and ------.' Davrr 11 al Chrd C'hurcll ... ---' --'-- __ " ...: I saxophone III eighth grade at ... Brownell Middle School. In- Alum.onum Awn •.ngs .. : herited saxophone from father, . 'ICAMP: 'Member oIHigh School White or Colors. ,Concert Band. Second summer al camp, Also studied bassoon I ...,' with Sanford Herry, flute. with POIJVTE ''!ltf" Max Schoenfeld,' and Operetta. .'.. Says: "Inlerlochen is a great 4 place!" Scr@@11 4: S,•.~/.~Ille. WILLIMI ZEIDLER, 17, son Across fro", Howard John.on. . of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Zeid, c, I .Jack NlcllOholl-Karell Dlack ler, of Buckingham road, lIfa. 20497 Mack Avenue • "fiVE EASY PIECES" !jor, B flal clarine!. Played wilh TU 1-6130 " III Coldr-Rated 'II' I GPSIIS Symphony Band and ... Synlphony Orchestra. Degan al ;;-iii~~~~-- ~~------, ':,ouau:u:; :: ~~.:~;;~ age of J I wilh school in,lrument ~ '...... ~~ " . ~~~~~'~~~~~~~>1il , " SPECIAL .CHILDREN'S MAT/Nfl al Dl'fer Elementary Schoof. ~! OPENED DEC. 5lh I An Old.Fashilllled Chdstmus awails you when you visit the •• And the difference al Shoreline East is aur service. Virsl own clarinet was a 12th ~i !ll Village Ihis Holidar Season. You'll be charmed by the II Doorman service. Valel parking, 24-hour guard service. S"I\~~~:I'o~eISUI"~;Y birthday gift fromparenls, A ~ COLONIAL LAMP SHOP ~ authentic 19th century decorations in ou~' historic homes finer inslrumenl was purchas- g and shops. And, the whole family will apPl'eciate our compli- • A pentllOuse party roorn for enlertalnlng, A boat 'doCk M r MaJ.::oo's lIollrJa)' Fcslh ..al , ~ m ,.. ~a a year laler. Also played ?2420 Mack Ave.-St. Clal'r Shores :, menlary mulled cider and cookies when you stop in at the for guests, And good. quiet luxury U\I'OU9hout. Myr- 1. M;lJ,~.oos,'Christmas Carol I - l'l 2. Magoo's Snow Willie saxop lOne at Pierce Middle VI !ll Clinton Inn. Nostalgic sleigh tours and rides also available. Iads 01 river vislas are yours " via glass window bays in 3 :;:~'~'Il;:~dVClllurcs or a Road' School - laler with GI'SlIS II Th" Crllfts III (;hrislmus are back again. by .popular demand, every aparlment. Penthouse'Jewel cases of lights and I~ • Lam Repairing- Lam p Sluf(l~s ~ • All Color and Animaled Siage Band. Has aspirations II': ~ in Henry Ford Museum. See a dozen skilled craftsmen work- • stars are on view every night. Studios. one, two. three . for conducting and leal!hing I it - La,n p l'arts l'l ing in glass, met:ds and clay along the Street of Shops, Kid!' • bedroom suites available. Models on diSPlay 11 AM to illstrumental music in schools .. W III love watching the baker and candkmaker. too. 5 PM or by appointment. I CAlliI': Teacher, Earl Thoma~. '~: Vlrfjillia and Joe JllTseh ~ ,. '" . ,Assistant concertmasler with I a. )1 I .. II... MUS"IIIll Ilwllter, the Meredith Bixby Marronettes ~ ! Ihgh SchOOl Concerl BancT. AI. ~ !lours 9:30 to 5:30 779.3150 fll will Ill'rfor'm "The J<~nchante<1 Birds," a delightful folktale. . I so slndicd piano and conduct. 1f\;;:::l~~~~~:::n'~;.,.::~~'il:l!.~~I::~~~~~I:5::!~~~~ I 01"'11' D,'ro'm" ..r II, Clo,r. JUllulIr,' ,t Nurscry and Landscaping ,ing Allenlil'd camp lasl Yl'ar ------II,,,,,,, 9.5 WCI'kdIlY'. 9-6 Weekend. as an All Slate studenl Sporls. (Cln8Cd Chr;~tmn8 nJ1d N/'w Y/'nrs D"lf) "On the SNOW ,"Inlerlochen! belollgpd 10 So('('eri, a goodCluh.plaeeSays:10 MILLER'S RESTAURANT I Green f.IeId V.II] age : go for eon('elllraled sludy of Water's Edge" ! lIlusic. '\ Jlerson i('arns so lIluch DEARBORN, MICHIGAN :'.JUS I IIy 1'.1lemg surrounued wilh I 15406 Mack Ave, " "'O"-I,rofiJ, rdwralio.nl i".lihlio., 82,(J() E. JEFFERSON REMOVAL music activily." (bel ween NOllingham and SomersCI) ny thc Season ! The ca Illp is affiliated with CALL 567.1175 ,Ihe lini\'criily 01 Michigan HOME COOKED FOOD Managemenl-Schoslak Bros. & Co, call 777-2800 i whkh provides two week study We ServIce The Fl~e Polnles sp,sions for talented school Servlllg lunch (,om 1.1:30 'Iil 4:30 nlns;cians as AII.Slale studenls .. Dinner (rom 430 '"I 7:30-Tue;day Ihru Friday The Universily also conducls a ,;e.~sjon for ('oJ)('g~ sludenls. TU 2-9444 THIS SUPERB LOCATION ON THE LAKE 'Among lasl slllllmer's All '- -1

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Guest of honor at the dinner I Regina High Mothers given saturday by MR. and Talented Young Pointers and Study at National Music Camp MRS. JOHN WENDELL AN. Play Schedule Bake Slle DERSON, II. of East Jelferson (Continued from Page 24) place. Major, violin. Played I available for summer sludy.and this summer Wllil even Ilty but also make,. possible Regina High Mothers' Guild s IDvRenuJewU'E' tMheircohRoucsocgsuest(, , ag 0 II German Iwith GPNHS Symphony Arches. Is busy saving toward the PUI'" greatt'r. 11 was good to Join Iswimming and boating as part ,presentsI its annual Christmas • OS • • 0 a )ear 0., wns h f' . h' . "of a complele recreation pro- y Bake Sale next T,.esday, De. New . York, director of the I make cello given by a musician i Ira and G.P. Sy"?phon Or. 1 case a a VIola. Prlvat~ teac -I friends again this year, Ilram available to the students. Amerlcan.M,oroccan Education. lriend. Privale teacher, Mrs.: chestra. Began violin study at '.er •. Robe,rt Howes: Smgo .In VIRGINIA ZELEZNIK, 16, The Center includes the In. cember 15, beginning at 2:30 Io'clQck in the lobby o( the High .1 Foundation. Inc. Norman Fkkell. Instrumental the age eight. Entered Grosse ChrIst (;hurc,h Girls. ChOir daughter of M.r, and Mr~, R~b. ~erlochen Arts. Academ) which i at i i School. Kelly road, Harper ' . f'l b I Pointe Dchools in the eighth I Plans to conhnue musIc study I ert A. Zeleznik. of University IS a co.educatlonal college pre- p aYlng In ami Y un e \'ery f ' • t b d' h I ( I Woods. IIwell represcnt "Eliason" ('n.gr~de-playcd with Brownell: as a mmor in college. Camp: place .. Major. clarinet. Played paca ory. oar mil .sc 00 or The Sisters of Regina are as- semble: mother is also a cel. Intermediate School's Orches.: Teacher, Joel Lipton. Member I with GPSHS Symphony Band. s1t2udelllttsI~, gradteslnn~nc t~routghh i ,~isting the Guild by baking r t ( b f D t '1 W . f All S . h I I . . . n ellOlVe ra Ing In e , their famous Peanut Butter IS.: mem er 0 e rOI om: tra. At firsl useo VIolin passed 10 • tate High Sc 00 s~m. I Began study 10 filth grade, at arts is coupil'd with a modern J Cookies. e.n" Symphony Orchest.ra~, on from older brother. Richard. I'phony Orchestra. Sports, sWim. I Maire Elementary School With program of academic studies. sister Wendy 19 plays \'Iolln . .' S b' 'S b and viola; a~d b~other James. Progress and mterest warrant-! n.bmg. ays: "Interloc en IS I'school Instrument. Got a plashc ( eptem er.June). 23, plays trombone. Plans to ed a beller instrument and now lone of the grealesl places on beginner dari.net in sixth .grade ------keep up cello, CAMP: Toacher, practices on a third violin giv. ; earth," I and ?n 15th birthday received a Chrysanthernum Society O~iver A Edel. Member of A-S en by parents la~t Christmas.' KEVIN MILLER. 15. son of I nC~.JJ~strument tromparent;s. Is i IlIgh School Orchestra. Sports; AI~o plays some guitar (selr Mr and Mrii John T Miller of mU3IClan o~ the family. Prlv~te The Grratcr Detroit Chrysan- ! soccer and swimming. Sa)'s: tau htl and iano--accompan.' ',.' • teach,er, Richard Kryse. Is m. "lnterlochelln is a lo! of fun- ies g choir at PChurch. Private Kerb~ road. Major. viola. Play. definite allllut a !t!uslcal career; the mum SQciety will hold i's but also a lot of hard work." teacher. John Miller. Music is ed wllh GPSHS Sy,:"ph~ny li\w GPSHS Symphony Orchestra cornet _ and all sing, Plans de~lte of musIc 10 thl' lo('h('n IS rl'ally. fun I learne : consist of nominating a slate I llichard J, :llaremni amlounced I commUnil\' at Vew o..'a

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•• I ••• 11 R.lnted communication media! Thursdey, December 10,1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.ge Twtnfy-S.vltt Ski Progranls gett SChool and Wellesl&y Col. Club Director Krauli Resigns Big Racing Money Eyed lege. • -_.--:---- OBITUARIES Interment was In Woodlllwn By Pepper WIlKeIa .. In eooperaUon WitJl tile 1... Get Undenvay Cemelery .. , Ed Krattll. director of the lor Leape be ettabUlbed • By Father and Son Team I I .. Neighborhood Club for over ETHLY G. FAVCIlER Lois; two sons, Steven and Bri. BESS O. SMITH placement .. mee for teeu,en, Grosse Pointe War Memorial's eight years. has submitted hll helplDl YOUDDters Make: McLaran Mark VI-B. Funeral services for Mrs. an; a daughbr. Kathleen; a Funeral services for' Mrs. ibid tIIoIe. crack racin, crew composed oJ teen. age Ind adult skI pro- resJgna'.lon. Ed, famllJar to par. "bard to come by" after Idioal Powered by: a !uel.lnjeeted 427 former iJlternational driven. grams both ,et underway this Faucher, 78. of 21 Vernier road, sister. Mrs. Elizabeth llUl; two Smith, 76, of 947 Berk$hlre road. enu and students alike for h.iI jobs, 10 Importut to teeDlipn' cubic-inch Ford developing 650 and mechanical enl\lDeers. One, mouth. Friday. December 11, were held on Thursday. Decem. brothers, George E. and Willi. were held on Saturdny, Decem. Interest In the communlty's am C.. and his mother-In.law ber 5. In Ule Verheyden Fu. erowth. horsepower for "unlimited" rac- Jim Kinsler, bas helped de. from 8:30 on. the adult group ber 3. In the Colonial Chapel youth. their problems and pro- TlIrollgh the eoordinated ef. in,. Top Speed: 220 mph. Tbese Funeral Home, SI. Clair. Mich. and father-In-law. Mr. and Mrs. neral Home. Mrs. Smith died velop theChapparal cars will have a ''Think Snow" party grams, will be IOr'!ly missed. forts of Ed aDd competeat are some of the statistics and She died suddenly on Monday, Edward F. Gehrig. He was the on Wednesday. December 2. In hia through tho Gentral Koton at St. James InIlrmary. Mem. He devoted most of his wak- staff, the Club capabilities of a $13,OOO-plus November 30. son of the lale Dr. and Mrs. Columbus. 0.. ot Injuries suf- Nellbborbood Tech Center. bers $3. guests 50c additional. Ing qours to teenagers. He was has made a real CGIltributioe to speed machine owned by Wil- Mrs. Faucher operated the Lewis Potter. fered in an automobile accident With five months left to pre. covers cost of band and beer. one of the founders. of tJle the commull1t,y'. yOlItIt. liam Kahlich. 780 Neff, and E. G. Faucher Company, a real Memorial tributes may be on. October 15. - pare for the next race, Kah- An open bar wlll serve cocktails GroSlle Poinle Family Ule Elu- Board driven by his son, Frank, In estate and insurance firm for made to The American Cancer Her husband, E. Qui m b y membeu eommeDded I1ch, who says they should' be at $1. cation Counell. He worked aDd Mr. KrattU ,.. bJI work durial competition for a million dol- over 40 years. She was a mem- Society. Interment was in Wood. Smith. was Injure" in the crasb ready by next April to m"ke Their first adult ski trip will developed sen'lc~ whlcb help. pMt lars in prize money In Canada ber of Grosse Pointe Presby- lawn Cemelery. and Is now recuperating in the eiiht year. aDd uk! the June 13, Toronto race fully be to Boyne County over New ed fight the drug problem iJI he had and the United State;;. terian Church, the Michigar. doDe • 11De job duriDI prepared, is now looking for Year's December 31 through • ~ • Medlcenter Hospital, Columbus. The Pointe In 1969 aDd 1970. He very crilkl1 timet. IMr. Kahlich says he's at. Real Estate Board. the Michi. MARY ANNE WlIlTl'LESEY The couple was returning some extra spoll5orshlp to help January 3. They wiU stay at conducted drug counseling pro. PauliDe I(a_, wtIo !wi .... ways been "a sport car nut" gan League for Crippled Chil- Funeral services for Mrs. home from a vacation In Florida them pull more prize mone:-- This Ole House convenient to grams for teenagers and par. with the Nel,hborbood CIlIb lor and has been racing his car dren and the Ladies' Auxiliary Whittlesey. 55. of 914 Lake when the accident occurred. and add 10 Funk's 32 first Boyne Highlands and Nubs Nab enu. workshops for teachers, many years, has beeD "lI1ed for seven years. but this is only place trophies. and pust hall hour from Boyne of the International Shipmasters Shore. were held on Monday, Mrs. Smith was a member of and drug education seulons for the second year the Kahlichs Association. actin. director e1feetiye JUlI- The racin, team will be en. Mt. Reservations have been December 7, ill the Verheyden the Daughters of the American adults. ItY,lm. have gone for the professional She was the wife oC thf' late Funeral Home. She died on Fri. Revolution and was active for tering competition every two made for just 36 members. Ed served as profession ataff As for Ed, !Ie told the NEWS prize money. Charles E. and Is survived by a weeks ~eginning ~une 13. '~9'l1 Rates are $44-457.50 depend- day, December 4, In St Joseph many years In the Grosse Pointe for FLEC for a.year-ond.a.half. he plw to take it eUJ' for • A racing machine Is half brother, Charles W. Crace, of Mercy Hospital. Chapter of the American Red His now famous "rap" saslons a.nd will. be raelDg at River. Ing on type of accommodation yelr aDd we He de. driver and hall car. one Ine!. SI. Clair, Mich,; two nieces, Mrs. Whittlesey was the wife Cross. for both parents and teenagers acree. Side, Calif. before. tbe end of for the four days. Meals and serves the rest. fecti ve without the other. The the year. EntrIes ID each race entertainment are included. Mrs. Jane Tennant and Mrs. of the late Theodore B. and is She Is survived by her hus- helped many a troubled family capabilities and accomplish- numher about 24 to 30 ears Janet Sass; and a nephew. Ed. sUfvived by two sons, T. E. and band; tbree sons. Roger B .• in need of open discussion with ments of the car and 25-year. but Kahllcb says the "fatality" The Ski HI Club for teens ward C. Long, S. B., and one brother E. M. James W. and E. Quimby Jr.; each other. on the road to bet. South High Club old Frank's driving have been rate is bigh B the finish hopes tbere will be snow be. Interment was in Hillside Metzen. a daughler. Mrs. Marilyn Eng- ter communication. impressive. and Frank's com- there are us~all: only a1lt 0; fore December 19 when they Cemetery, SI. Clair. Memorial trlbute3 may be strom; 14 grandchildren, and He initialed the Saturday rec. To Hold Dinner eight cars left running and it's l'fe scheduled .for. a season ~ petency was obvious rigbt from .. made to the charily of your 001.' great-grandchild. reatlon program at Brownell the start. While at the Water. . opener all day tMP to MI. Gram- a ranty when a~. man,>' as a paIn leaving the Center at 8 DR. TECKLA ROSENBVSCII choice. Interment was in Rose- • • • Middle School in October of The United NatlODi Club of ford Drh'ing School, Frank be- dozen ~ross l~e finish I1ne. a.m. and returning by 6 p.m. JOCZ hnd Park Cemetery. DR. S. WILLARD WAU,ACE 1963. The pro~ram has been said South High School is planning came the Novice Champion Frank Kahhch now holds 36 Round trip bus transportation, • • • Funeral s e r vie e s for Dr. to be one 01 the finest recrea. an International Dinner, tomor. and, on'r a three year period. Funeral services for Dr. Jocz, trophies ~nd fully expe~ts to full day's all area Saturday CLARENCE C. SIIERRY Wallace. retired member of the tion programs In the United row, Friday, December 11, from had never been beaten. 68, formerly of The Pointe, add to hiS treasure beglRnlng ski tows and chaperonage are Funeral services for Mr. medical staU of Jennings Hos. States, utllilJng public school 6 to 7:30 o'clock, In the cafe- The Kahllch duo, with Frank more recently of SI. Clair, June 13. 1971. included for $4.75. GfllUp ski Sherry, 1748 Allard road, were pital were held on Thursday, facilities. terla. TIcket. are $2.50 lor drivIng supporled by seven va. Mich., were held on Wednesday. held on Tuesday, December 8, Deccmber 3. in Christ Episcopal Among his many projects was adult. and $1.50 for students aDd lunteer crewmen, bave cracked lessons are offered for 75c and December 9, in Redeemer Lu. in the A. H. Peters Funeral Church and the Verheyden Fu- providing group service and may be purchased from any the standing record of the three- Brownell Sets special ski rentals at $1,50, Ski theran Church. She died on Home. He died on Sunday. De- neral Funeral Home. He died counseling programs to the elub member or at the school mil e Michigan International Insurance is mandatory. Paid Saturday, December 5. In Har- cember 6. in st. John Hospital. on Monday. November 30, in school system from September, Friday evening. Speedway course near Jackson Xmas Concert reservations for this trip must per Hospilal, after an extended Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Jennings Hospital, after a long 1963. through June of 1969. The menu Is mighty tempting while running in Sports Car be in to the Center's office be- illness. Sherry Is survived by his wife, illness. Ed was determmed that area '" chop suey or spaghetti ••• Club of America (SCCA) com- The vocal and msa-umllntal fore Thursday night December Dr. Jocz was born in Detroit Priscilla and a sister Mrs. Dr. WaUace, 79. of 553 Lincoln youngsters had Inleresting rec. all YOII can eat! Side dishes In. petition. Also, while competing on May 8, 1902. She was grad. music departments of Brownell 17. Frances Davis. road. wa:! a native of Beau. reational programs available to elude Polish, French and Bus. in amateur classes. Frank has Middle School will present Its The Ski Hi trip Vail. Col., uated from the University of to Interment was in White Chap- fort. S.C. He was graduated them. He organized ictivlUes sian favorites. won the coveted two-foot Gov. 13th annual Christmas Concert is full, as is the Adult Ski Michigan medical school in 1929 el Cemetery. from Earlham College in 1917 such as dances and coffee- Members of the eillb will be and did post-graduale work at ernor's Trophy. open to nation. on Friday. December 11, at 8 Club trip to Sun Valley but • • • and from John HQ~kins Univer. houses for them. He helped es- dressed iJI costumes from all al competition. o'c1ock in the Brownell gym. there are sliU openings on the Bellevue Hospital, New York JOHN R. McKINLEY sity in 1921. He retired in 1967. tabllsh "The Dogbouse' at St. over the world. Entering the grand prix-type nasium.auditorium. The concert Ski Hi's great five day Christ. City. Paui Lutheran Church, "TIle Proceeds will be uaed to Funeral services for Mr. Mc. He is survived by his wlte, car In the Canada.Amerlca wlll be under the direction of mas Holiday trip to Boyne She practiced privately with Cellar," at Grace United Church. finance trips to the Mock United Kinley, 80, of 41 Colonial road, Margaret; a daughter. Mrs, Challenge Cup series (CAN. music instructors Cbristina Jud. County staying at Harbor Inn. her husband early in their mar. Charles W. Turner; a son. Dr. "The Euphoria," and the' "Un. Nations held in W.. 1IingUla thll A'M), Kahlich drives for a mil- son and Daniel Evola. Harbor Springs i~t 10 minutes ried life. She was a member of werl! held on Saturday. Decem. S. Willard, Jr.; and one sister_ dercroft" at Christ ChUi'ch. spring and sponsored by George- lion dollars in prize money in Fifty members of the orches- from Boyne Highlands. a~d the Martha Cook Honorary So- ber 5. in the Verheyden Fu- In 1964. the Neighborhood town University. neral Home. He died on Wed. Interment was in Woodlawn 10 races all over North Ameri. tra ~;nopen the conCf.rt with INubs Nob. Boyne Mt. will e ciety of Ann Arbor. a member Cemetery. Club, under his direction spon- ca. With most races oUering "Christmas Processional" by skied the last day_ The charge of the Harper Hospital Women's n'lsday. De c e m b e r 2, in sored a program for retarded Women Accountants $75,000 in prize money to the Issac. Other selections by the of $60 covers four nlgh~s lod~- Auxiliary, a founding member Georgian East Nursing Home. children. . winners, the Kahllchs race In orchestra indude "Christmas lng, four to a room Wlth prl- of the Lutheran Academy of Born in Caseville. Mich .• Mr. Men Gardeners When the Teen Center Build. The Detroit Chapter of the such places as T(\ronto. Mon. Fugue" and "Plink, Plank, vate bath, seven ~eals (four Scholarship, and an active sup- McKinley is survived by his ing oper,ed officially in ~em- American Society of W 0 men treal, and Edmunton. Canada; Plunk" breakfasts. thr2e dmner~) pro. porter of the Lutheran Institute wIfe. Mary; two sons, John R. To Hold Party bel', 1967. he and his staff pro- AccounJl,nts will hold a holiday Watkins Glen. N. Y.; Lexing. Sev~ral vocal groups number. vides daily transportation to of the Deaf. Jr. and Charles R.; a daugh. vlded a home away from home dinner meeting next Tuesday, ton. 0.; Elk 'Lake, Wis.; Don- ing 250 studcnts have combined and from the slo~ and covers Dr, Jocz also was named an ter, Mrs, C. W. Toles; one The Men's Garden Club of tu hundreds of .Pointe teenagers December 15, at 5:30 o'clock at neybrook. Minn.; and River- to sing a variety of festive chaperonage. S~~clal .tow rates honorary mayor of Segovia, brother; one sister. and eigbt Grosse Point" will hold iu an- by providing a place where they the Top of the name. Assistant side, Calif. Fr!1nk also com. Christmas music in keeping for four days. skung Will amount Spain. in 1969 for her contribu. grandchildren. nual Christmas party for mem- could drop In. play ping pOIlg, vice-president of Kelly Stniees peted in the Hoosier Grand . to $28 Ski IDsurance at 54.25 tions in helping her husband Interment was in Woodlawn bers and their fa-"Ies on play pool, listen to music, or Ruth 'Hudson will diIeuaI "Fi- With the season. I~ mandatory. Pool table and Prix at Indianapolis and has open a medical facility for Bar- Cemetery. uw just talk. nesse in Business." . The sev~nth grade c~oir wID ...ecreation room with fireplace even been invited to compete rieros, a Chrysler subsidiary. • • • Tbursday. December 17 at 8 I 'F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;----;;==~ ~mg. Roundela~ Noel WIth spec. are available to the group at RAY M. LEWIS o'clock at the War Meniorial. II on Mount Fuji in Japan. She is survived by her hus- lal. acc~mpanlment by Beth night. Reservations with $15 Mr. and Mrs. Walter ParsOD;;, SKAMPER band. Dr. Marion W. Jocz. reo The cost of the sport is high Leidy. Cmdy Vanderschaff, and deposit are being accepted at Funeral s e r v lee s for Mr, directors of Michigan Nature cently retired executive medical in spite of the fact that the S~lIy Moore on the tambo~ine. the Center now. Final payments Lewis, 77, broker-manager of Association, will present select. Travel Trailers director of Chrysler Corpora- car has never been Involved t1'langle. and bells, respectively. t b in by December 21. the Grosse Pointe Branch of ed color slides of Michigan's in an accident. The $50 entry Soloists include Timothy Thom. mus _e _ tion; a son, Armin E., oC Beloit, Silloway and Company Real nature areas. Sales & Rentals fee for each race i~ only a Wls,; a daughter, Mrs. Karen Estate Company for 24 years, The MichIgan Nature Associ. as. David Campbell, Pamela House Bill 4899 token when compared to the Adams, Sue Crum, and Tom J. Stebner, of Detroit; and one were held at the R. G. and G. ation Is dedicated to the pres- fOLD DOWN CAMPER~S . original $13,500 Kahlich spent ~~. h 1 grandson. R. Harris Funeral Homes, Inc. ervation and protection of Mich. RENTALS . ~ . for the car, and the $25,000 it The massed chorus will sing Affects Sc 00 S Memorial tributes may be on Friday, November 20. Mr. igan's natural areas. Tll date it ••• Dan, and Weekly , . : b.as '~ost to replace blown en- familiar "0 Holy Night" and mode to the Lutheran Academy Lewis died on Monday, Novem. has purchased some 30 areas of Scholarship or the Lutheran gines. The Kahliehs are now on the program will end with the Dr. Theas I. Anderson, Sup. ber 16, In Jennings Memorial nature sanctuaries and plant SKAMPER TRAVn TRAlLDS & TRUCK CAMPIIS their third engine this year and Institute of the Deaf. Hospital. I participants and audience com. 'Born In Illinois, Mr. Lewis preserves ocaled in upper and ------plan to invest more on Chevro- erintendellt of the Grosse Pointe Arrangement~ were handled biniqg to sing "Silent Night." was a member of the Christian lower Michigan. Complet, UN of ( •• ,., Trail., Acce •• ,,", let engines, since Ford Motor Admission is free and parents. Public School System, revealed by the Verheyden Fun era I 'ort.... Post of the American Legion; 5H----- is dropping out of racing com. studenu and friends of Brownell on Monday that an impending Home. Interment was in Woodlawn The Grosse Pointe Brokers As. OPPING THEFr ALL TRAILERS ARE INSURID AND READY TO GO petition. Middie School are cordially in- piece of legislation could affect Helen Lassen, 5242 Notting- Something Kahlich does not vited to attend_ Cemetery. sociation. and Maranatha Bap.. ham. reported to Woods poll'ce 886-97ftft the local financing of public tist Church. th 77 have to spend money on is the • • • education in Michigan. Dr. An. ROBERT F. MAGEE He is survived by his wife, at while she was shopping at COUNTY LINE SPORTLAND INC STOLEN CAR RECOVERED Clara; a daughter. Shirley; two the Wrigley .Market, 19231 , • ,~~;'i&i~'i@omi!W:.' dellon said that House Bill Ronald Kozma, 21640 East. Funeral services for Mr. Ma- sons, Frederick G. and William Mac~, a waUet containing two 20990 Ihrper An ...... of V.. I... Rd. 4899, which was expected to gee. 36, of 2032 Vernier road. brook Court, came into the R.; a brother, Clarence; and credit cards and $25 in cash Owned and 0ro~'yt1'::...;..'._..II-::: LL~ Ilay .r1dllat, WTVIEW Woods statlon to report that his come up for action on the floor were held on Monday, Decem. three grandchildren. was taken from her purse...... n _... ~- car had been stolen Fridli!Y, of the Michigan House 0: Rep- bel' 7, in the Verheyden Funeral Memorial tributes may be Alum'inum, Inc. November 13, at 1:25 a.m. resentatives on December 9, Home and from st. Peter's made to the Memorial Fund Kozma said his brother saw his would permit the Wayne Coun- Church. He died on Saturday, of the Maranatha B apt i s t car, a yellow Corvette, being ty Community College to re. December 5, in Harper Hospital. Church. driven west on Yorktown. The ceive one.half mill from the 15- Mr. Magee Is survived by his Interment was in Evergreen car, which had been lo<:ked, mW county tax allocation. aunt, Cora Zimmer. Interment Cemetery. was found park~ and UIIO<:. The public schools receive a was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. cupied at Helen and Anita at portion of this, with the bal. • • • • • • LOUiSE PRIMEAU 2;59 a.m. that same day by ance used to finance the Inler- THEODORE POITER Funeral services for 1Mr$, Pri- Woods police. Memorial ~ervices for Mr, mediate School Districts. For meau, 55, of 30 Christine drive. Potter, 44, of 280 Kenwood KOROSEAL VINYL example, the public schools. in were held on Monday. December PRODUCTS court, were held on Tuesday, NAKED TRUTH Grosse Pointe generally receive 7, In the Verheyden Funeral December 8. at Grosse Pointe Cabin CALL 527.7230 Honesty may be the best poli. un mills of the 15-mill total Home and from Christ .Episcopal cy, but most people find that Congregational Church and the 15030 HOUSTON- upon request from the County Church. Sh& died on Wednes. Crafts WHITTJER'1 facts aren't always the easiest Tax Allocation Board each A. H. Peters Funeral Home. He day. December 3, in Bon Se- .~~'i'!!! • WINTER PRICES .~, things in llie to fl ce. spring. If the half-mill were to died on Saturday, December 5. cours Hospital. come from the pub lie school in St. John Hospital. Born in Massachussets. Mrs. Makes the portion of the 15 mills, the re- Born in Michigan, Mr. Potter Primeau Is survived by her bus- (~action could mean a yearly was a sales representAtive for band, George; a daughter, .Tulle Carpet loss to the Grosse Pointe Public Dennison Manufacturing. He and her mother, Mrs. John H. Ho!Ho!Ho! School System of approximately was graduated from Grosse Mack. . That Makes $200,000 in operating revenue. Pointe High School :md Wayne She was a representative for Dr. Anderson said that in State Uni'/ersity. a greeting card company. Mrs. the Horne s.tfl rented contacting area legislators he Mr. Potter served In the Army Primeau was a member of bad urged financial equity (or Air Force during World War Jr. Theaire Aru. the Fine Arts S0- his outfit the Wayne County Community He Vias an usher at Grosse ciety, the Womans' City Club. tr. College among other 2.year col- Pointe Congregational Church the Detroit Symphony Orches. leges in Michigan tly removal and a member of Detroit Sta. tra's Woman's Association and UNITED RENT-ALL of a penalty clause which reo Uoners Group. the English flpeaking UnJon. quires that a millage be passed He is survived hy his wife, She was graduated from L1g. In Medium ond II; order that the community Lorge Sizes--Whisker college receive full stale ald. Sets Are Also Dr. Anderson said that under ~'~~~(,~~ Avoilable existing legislation the Wayne County Community College is Reserve One for receiving ollly $270 per full-time ~ 30 Ways to

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Pig. Tw.nty.Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 10, 1970 ------" ------_ .... --~------* * * Feature Page * * ------_ .. ------* *._------~-"------Pointer of Interest ,,'ho, where and ,,'hatoot fiJ-Otnte Favorite Recipes 0.' Twice each year ..• we run the following Informa. ,'> I Th K tion and we figure It saves our readers, (and ourselves), Counter Points ,--_r_e_o_1l_e_ln__ e__ n_o_tD_..J I approximately 128 hours of telephone-"My daughter's By Pat Rousseau getting married; what do I do?"-instructlon sessions. I10LIDA Y CRANBERRY Trimming A Pine Or A Palm, . , Walton-Pierce has PUDDING Now the ealls are begInning again ... so we thought just the holi<:iay wardrobe for you, There are gaily printed Contributed by Mrs, Jos- we'd run the InformatIon agaIn ..• and ask you PLEASE, If you're planning a wedding in the next few months, velvet hostess pajamas, Christmas rose, silk tops with ,eph Peters for Symphony CLIP and SAVE this column: quilted skirts, pretty peasant dresses and pant costumes i Junior's Cookbook "No See- which go north for New Year's apres ski. For south, you i ond f'iddle." • • .. won't lose an inch of sun in the new Lilly bikini. (It does : 2 cups flour, sifted Moving into The Holiday Bridal Season , . , we've come with a cover-up,) In Lilly's new collection there are I % cup sugar begun to get our usual quota of calls on "How do I an- many hostess goodies, From California Helga's beautiful '2 teaspoons soda nour;ce my engagement? .. , wedding? .. , Should I resort dress{'s and ensembles are arriving daily, 1/2 teaspoon salt submit a picture? . , , How far in advance must I sub- • • ,1/2 cup hot water mit the information?-.so we decided it might be timl'- i 1/2 cup molasses and energy-saving all around if we gave our readers a ~" We Glanced. , . through "Elle" wllile waiting for '2 cups chopped cranberrie<: brief resume of the NEWS policy on engagement and Patrick at Leon's, It was his magazine and we a$ced hirti , Combine flour, sugar, soda, wedding announcements, about advance styles in Paris as well as New York. He 'sail. molasses, water and cran. believes the small elegant head is the fashion with varied berries. Put in two rove red • • • interpretations to flatter each woman, As Ile observes, .' .• , molds or coHee eans. Place in Engagement announcements .•• are printed as soon there are no two faces exactly alike, so there always . pan with an inch of water in after they are received as possible, on a first-come, first. should be very individual styling" He is leading /lis Clls- . ~' Ithe bottom. cover, steam two serve basis. They may be submitted in advance of the ,hours, tamers to newer and more fashionable looks , . , TV II-ii' actual announcement date, marked "Hold until such and 4-9393. -,., : 1 cup butter, melted such a time" or "Do not release until such and such a '2 cups sugar time." ai, 2 tablespoons flour Precious Pruent . ·Is a ·gem slone· ring (rom Michelle's I-t,~ 1 cup cream • • .. Boutique, 17864 Mack Avenue. There's a brilliant new selection! _ . . flavoring Wedding announcements. should be submitted of contempor ..o)' settings in 18 or 24 carat gold . . . some with I Milling ingredients for sauce, at least one week in advance of the actual wedding elate. enameling wbich hold real sappbires, rubip.s, emeralds or dia- Cook over low heat unlil thick. Like engagement announcements, they are printed as monds. Serve hot over hot pudding. ! soon after they are received as possible, on a first-come • • • I Respectfully Submitted By Pepper Whitelaw . h' h Id h 1 Serves 12 people. ways In IV II' we cou e Jl first-serve basis-but they take space precedence over Good News, , . there is now an excellent finance He doesn't wear a uniform. He is solt.spoke:l and: each other" They were great!" IT" P t d engagement announcements, (in other words, some weeks plan which you can take advantage of to get the Mutsch- IweU-spoken, He knows what his job is and does it quiet- Talks Ahout Drugs i wo rOlllO e our space is limited, but brides AL WA YS come first ler kitchen of your dreams with .no money down. Stop by ly, .but wi,th a flare all his own, He is the new Farms The Chief speaks openly about At St. John . , , if it's a choice between running two engagement 20227 Mack, Ave~ue for more mformahon and to look Pollce Chief, Robert K. Ferber...... 1 th~ drug situation. "I don'l announcements or one wedding annoucement, the wed- at the beauhful kitchen models. He looks like what movies try .•.------thmk we have any more of a Robert J. Maurer, vice-pres. ding announcement goes in, the engagements are "held" until space becomes available). • • • to make us believe every pri. (rom Ihe newesl recruit to Ihe I drug problem here in The ident [or administration o[ Saint In Martha's Clo$et , , . 373 Fisher Road, you'll find vate eye looks like, Yes, hc's veteran. I Farms than. any other metro. John Hospital announced two * * silver or gold . , . oval or square box purses trimmed that handsome. If I don't follow a suggestion I pol!tan suburban area in the major promotions on the hos- Wedding "forms" , •. are available at the NEWS with pastel velvet brocade ribbon. You can make your Chief Ferber was born 31 I make sure I explain why i Umted States. Drugs" however pital's administrative staff. The offIce. We have no engagement forms; we advise our selection from .stock or Ilave one specially made to order, years ago in Milwaukee. Wis., (lidn'" After all, if the men care re not solely a pollce prob first is the promotion of Michael d I . M th' Cl t d t t t the only child of the Kasper enough to forward ideas it is em, II. Sussman, of 1618 Hollywood readers to use enga/{ement announcements that have They are foun on y III ar as ose an. cos .wen ¥- Ferhers. His father is an engl- my responsibility to aeknowl. "They arc a community, p'Jb road, who has heen appointed appeared in last week's paper as their "fonn," (there's seven fifty. For day, tllere's a new collectlOn of Bonnze neer for Slandard Oil o[ NIlw edge them, lic heallh and education prob. associate administrator. Mr. really only one way to announce an engagement). Cashin and Koret purses.. • Jersey and lives in Nashville. "I would only WOIk[or a City Ile~ in w~ich. the po!ice are ~,d Sussman has been aCfiliated • * '" '" • Tenn, M.mager type government, be. I milledly I~tflcately mvolved, with the hospital since Septem. ALW A YS ... include a telephone number, wherE: Reminder ... from The Spbere ... time 'rH. _ Chief Ferber is married ,0 the cause I believe it 10 be the most ~e rontmues, '..Mosl oC the ber, 1967 as an assislant ad. information can be checked during the day, when sub. il nyinS ••• bulT)' 1984. Mack Avenue II • _ former Mary Jackson, daughter ellicient form of government ~flmes we are see 109 toda~, (as ministrator. to mitting ANY item to ANY newspaper!!! you haven't your Cbrlstmas cards. There's oC Mr, and 1011'S.Charles Jack. led by professionals in a profes- IS true all over the country" arc John W, O'Connell o[ SI. Paul ltill a Soocl seledlon of boxed cards. son, (he was vice-president of Isional manner. City Manager drug related. The ~avorite crime avenue has been promoted to :$ * * '" • • Nicholson Dock Terminal befol'(! Bremer has confirmed my be oC the drug user IS the theft o[ the position o[ assistanl admin- It's not necessary ... to write up your own engage- For Your Uncle In Florida ... or friend going on a his retirement in January 1910). l.ie[s. We have great rapport spare tires from station wagons istrator, Prior to the promotion, ment or wedding announcement. You supply the facts, . H' k' t g' . g h' La Coste short" " . , I ... ii's easier 10 steal a spare Mr. O'Connell served as an ad. we'll supply the sentence structure, (of course, if you crUlse . •. lC ey S sugges s IVln 1m a '. FMIY.wI[e s [amAlldYnohw h,'c Have Common Goal I from a wagon than a regular ministrative assistant since July, Ifind it easier to submit your announcement in "story" sleeved sport shirt. It wmes in all colors and is accented m oflda.,. n w en we. "1 am I'ntn e t d 'n Lh sit b'l d th t" f 1969 f b . . t 17140 K . '1 1 h th t't I I ~r s e I e am'? I au omo I e an e ule can . orm y all means do so' sometimes you make a far with the famous little green alhgator . , , a er- VISI av~ e. oppor UOJ J 0 thing every man on the Corc'J realize aboul $20 per lire, These profl.lolions are part o[ bette~ job of It than we dd ... ). cheval Avenue. ;~;sf~:hr:;~ a~~og~~hs~;~~ b~~~ and th.e adm!nistralion is int,e~, "Stereo tape deck thefts are the continuing development of a • • • If h' AND' 't th I r esled m, havmg the most effici also up in The Farms all over, corporate type staff structure '" • • , I~ 109, " VISI e re alves, ent professional police organiziJ' The Pointe [or that m;;tler For I al Saint John Hospital. But, PLEASE. , , type your information or, if you're SPflrkling Crystal, , . and brass combmed. for elegant It s per[ecl! lion po.ssible: My me'! show in. one thing, tape de'cks a~e a I ------,filling out a form, PRINT proper names. Americans are soap d1Shes, ash trays, candle holders and otller decora- lIave Two Daughters terest .10. th~lr work far .beyond popular item wilh teenagers and I THIEF ENTERS GARAGE not noted for the legible handwriting, and we have no tives. Find them in the bountiful gift boutique at the The Ferbers have two daugh- t~e kllmltat~on~h of. ~.el\ pay much in demand. A drug user Woods police r~eived a eall resident cryptograph decoder on the NEWS staff, Notre Dame Pharmacy along with little stocking stuffer lers Laurel who is [our.and.a- c edcs, an h Ial IO .lca eS :I can steal a tape deck which from Dr W L Derifeld 1893 • • '" . . t' fl " goo man w a ever hIS pro fes . . I ' ., , surpnses and tree ornaments whIch hold a pe lte acon half, and Andrea. 14 months, sio' retails [or $200 and sell It Cor Broadstone, reporting that a Of Crepe de Chine (three dollars), They currentiy live in McMii. n. at least $50, mini-tape deck worth $75 and Photographs submitted •.• should be "glossies," • • • Ian road. "We love it. The "As you can see, ~'m very "Shoplifting onc\! considered 12 tapes valued at $6 each were (shiny surface), 5x7 or 8xlO. We're sorry, but because street's just full oC children. proud oC the men in th!s depart- , a "housewife'~ crime," has ab:> taken from his son's car while our space Is limited, we can only print pictures of local Those Folks At Mr, Q ... say now "We arc suh.leasing now. We ment. y~u know:. ~h\!yre .all In. I been found to be drug related., iI was parked in the gar~ge. gIrls, gIrls whose families are living in Grosse Pointe is the time to make your winter and hope to move into our own home ler~sted I,n furth. nng their edtl New merchandise nets ready I Th\! thelt occurred somehme AT THE TIME OF the wedding. This is a rlght.down. spring vacation plans, They have all the . Th F . catlon. Five men arc cllrrently cash for drugs" ,between Wednesday December In e arms come sprmg- going to college 'I 2 I 6'30 d' Th d the.line rule with only three exceptions. We print en. that is, iC our house in Ohio is . Not 'New Broom' T ' • a , p,m, an urs ay, rates, hotel accommodations, flight gagement and wedding pictures for teachers who work schedules, package plans just published. sold" "I am more than happy 10 D'er' ype December 3, at 10 a,m, , .. , . adjust Iheir schedules so they " I erlng ~;om. the stereolype ------in th~ Pointe School System ana nurses who work in Call 886-0500, They'll be happy to put . The hous\! I.nOhIO I~ In Obel'- can conlinue their education, .. new broom Chief F~rbe~ docs Pointe hospitals, and wedding pictures for girls whose the information you want in the mail. I~n,wh~re ChICfFerber was po.: after all, it's to the benefit of not c~me. on strong With bIg reo families have recently, (withIn six months), moved from • • • llce ~hl~f of a 19.man force, Ihe whole communily to have o~ga,mzallonal plans., H~ se~s: The Pointe but who return, with their families, to cele. More And More, ' , teens have been stopping by to O~erlln IS a suburb o~ Clevel~nd educaled police olficers." hiS Job as on~ of motlVahng hiS I WIth some 10,000 reSidents and . . men and helping them grow and brate their weddings here. see Mrs, Nepi to learn about skin care and make-up be- a stu~ent body of 3,500 and i~ All of, the men ,are I~volv\!d plans to do everything he can • cause they have seen the results their friends have only I'd. , * * th\! SltC of Oberlin College, at o~e lime ~r. anolher WIth pro- to rreate the kind of working I What about Pointe boys who marry ... out-of-Pointe achieved, At Edward Nepi, 19463 Mack Avenue, she uses He became Oberlin's rhief in fesslOna~ ~rammg .of some ~o:t: I conditions and atmosphere at girls, or ex-Pointers who want their former neighbors the finest Borghese preparations and establishes an .easy 1 Of h' . Ob l' FBI tral~lOg sessJO~s, semm. rs Ilhe station house that will nur- , 196 gone to r;,' to know of their son's or daughter's engagement/wed- daily routine to suit the individual's needs, Then WIth a , . IS years ~ .er.m on traffiC and Crime, human ture ,his i Chief Ferber says, We msll. relations courses drug informa.I' , ding? We print their complete stories. as submitted, soft natural make-up and corrective eye brow lessons, she tuted .a non.uniformed. ~orce , " lion sessions." ' BLlt Chief Ferber isn'l all I the~' shows each young girl the best way to highlight Iler own Oberlln has some mllllant col I work and no play, He love~ WITHOUT photographs, (the reason for this, as ex- best looks. Call TUxedo 4-8858 for an appointment lege students and we found that "[ believe iI IS my respor.. 10 travel and has all over the I plained in the above paragraph, is limited space-not, as far a~ com munity relation,') sibilily t~ help earh ma.n de\l('l Uriil\!d States. Canada and labulous as one iratI:: mother-of-the-bridegroom once charged "be- • • • were concerned wearing simpl\! op 10 hIS full polentlal. and ~Iexico. I cause you hate men"), The Kalelsdoscope .•. sees you in a color- blazers wllh no weapons visiblc th\!se cours\!s work loward that, . Balmar instead!" ful kabukl apron preparing holiday treats. was a great help in communi. end," Chief Ferber says. He s a football buff and JOY. They afe lour dGllars and come in multl.prints caling wilh the student clement I A P f . [ully announces thaI he watched Detroits' Finest! which Include tur1le, lady bug, patellwork at I s 1'0 esslon tbree (count 'em ... . three) 11135 Mack at Bedford. ':Of ~ourse ~Iazers arc noli ":roday all over the country football games on Thanksgiv- • All Color TVs • • • umque 10 Oberlin; All over the I pollce work has become a pro- ing. "My wire is great about c,ounlry today mediu~-size PI" Ces.sion.In fact some forcesre. Ihis, "he adds. IIis faw,rile pro • Heated poor It's Posh, •• to be one of the beautiful people. Many lice forces arc movmg away qUIre a degree hefore appolnl. team is the Green Bay Packers • Restaurant of them are discovering the new hair cut, which is shaped from the uniformed officer." m\!nl to Ihe forre, such as in , '. . I to the head requires no setting. You are in and out of the , Los Angeles and Berkel\!y," BeSides fl~hlOg and football Posh Studi~s 18700 Mack Avenue in thirty minutes, Not lias FlOe Background the Chil'f enjoys stories of Ihe ...... only is it carefree but it is fashionable because the pretty Chief Ferher allended lIfich- Chief Ferber dOf:sn.'!limit :'!s South Sea Islands, (We knew ~ CONFERENCE COU PON SPECIAL igan State School of Public Ad ! Ihoughts on educatlOlI to .llls we saw a glint of the dre'lmer little head is one of fashion's favorites, And it will be ministration where he received I ~en: He plans on. complellng in his eye) ~ ROOMS 1 Fresh Cut more so now that fall is here, Be sure n is done by an ~ his Bachelors deQree Upon hiS graduale work m the nea I' Befl' g h . expert stylist or you'll just have short hair and complete. graduation he join~d ihe Mil future al Wayne Slale Univer I k 0 rte eavhln I e sf'tahon II Tile "INN" Place in Detroit 00 1 h 0 ly miss the new look, Call &56-1377. , k " sily e( roug some Ihe po. I ~SWEETHEART wau re Pohce Deparlmenl as a ' lice reports and was stmck by I BALMAR MOTEL • • • patrolman. He is also presen!!y leaching two words that appeared on! "1 walked a beal, rode a P'l- 1'ol~ce Seience on a pan.til,nl' each and every reporL They! ~ROSES•.•• Open the Side Door . and gatller a bouquet of lice car, worked in Ihe scicntific baSIS at" lII~co~b Commur.,ll~' were "res:leclfully suhmitted" I 3250 E. Jefferson Ave. l. With Coupon ••. 2 Dozen """'" """' French silk flowers. Talented Tony Caputo custom de- lah, worked on the special College" ThIS IS an educallon "" not exactly what YOIIusu THIS WEEK ONLY LO 7.7000 signs silk floral arrangements for your home or for yolt assignmenl squad, eommanded (or me as well as m~' studcnts" ally sce on a reporL Coinci. 1 to give as a lovely lasting permanent present, They start a lactical mobil\! tinit, worked It affords me. Ihl' opporll~ml>' denlally, I'd neVl'r seen those; • American EJ(prelS at ten dollars at 985 Washington Road very near Mack on the vice squad and in the to hea,l' nc~" Ideas and views Iwo words on Farms roOli('cre.' • e.'10 BI.nch. Avenue. deleclive hureau"" It was II Ihal '~'Ill uilimately broaden Illy porls IInlii aller the Chief's ar- • Diners Club great education" lie was madc OUtlOOK" rival, " " 1 knew hI' was thai: • • a Iieulenanl on the Milwauke(' "You know, Ihe five Gross" I kinl! o( ;l Illan and [ just ha\'c Vou've Tried The Rest. now try the (orce" I'oinles arc unique, , , the sjlirit 'to agrl'c with Ihe 1'0[("(' I11U" belt ... a Coney Dog with all the lixlngs at . ( I"' tAil ( II C'I" (' I ' "' ~'. Then in WG7 he re,~igned fronl 0 eonpera Ion IS grea" " 0, on l( lie s II'S';: National Coney Island, 19019 !tlack Avenue. . the deparlment and wenI tCI,Ihe deparlments often work 10 i "Pigs [s Ileallti(ul" Love • • • Oberlin as chief gether on common Jllobll'ms 0 f' " Looking For Night Lights?", Find them:lt. and exchange in(ormalion which "r IIn k A l He i,oln;d Tht.' Farms ~cpnrt.! r('sult."i in improved police c-f. ------~------Wright's Gift & Lamp hop, 18650 Mac venue next 0 mcnt 10 SeJllcmher O( Ihls year! (icknc\' (or thc entire tOOl' the Grosse Pointe post office, They have many charm- and was selected altel' an intl'n: munih: , C(Uller" Club iog decorative ones including night light figurines of sive search by Ihe city (alhers . ' angels and the madonrJa and floral lights. , . TV 5-883!l. ~I Ihc time oC his appoinlment! Praisl's New Ui\'ision I IIIeels Tlle,wlll r • • • ('Ity M,1nagl'r An<,re\\' Bremer, HI "an't pralsl' Ihe newI" I ., I,urge Selection oj Decorators /love used sllag rugs liS accents for said hI' ~,'as pa:"ill'\ll~rly, I~n (orn\('d Youlh Senice Division Tfll' (;Iosse Po;ntr (';lnwla' This week on display in pn's"'ed With Ihl'. (10(' Job Ch\('[ ('nollgh The men involnd io '1' years, Now tllcll /wvc come mto the popular pnce arca, Fl'rl)rr had ('J,,'r.'!I"1' "Th,'v ha,'," . DECORATED Thr f1s~bt~lnl milna~t\r 0, .\r. I:lrge- II" x 14" photo- lolletrles by Madame Roehas, Mink and I'l'Arl and many othr~" lwlfH'd nl(' III rVI'rv Ow'," 1l1'l'l'ntly Chid "'erlll'r. 011 Ilw w:;,' nold's Drugs, 2011,'\,1 'I"l'k, "'Ie i\ Gill rertiflrate lor one 01 their l'llqllistle drl'ssl's or pantsUIt, "OIlld alld I iI JlPI'I'(';aI" 1i':I!." . ,«'qllrs1 of .John I\('ndall, Iiaisoll graphs taken by )\11'. would be a lashlon hil, Stop al Mr. Julian "'ashion nouti,!III', olfl{'rr (or South lligh Srhool, plwnl'fl Woods l'O,jCl' Thursday, WREATHS 15114 Krrrhnal In Ihl' Park , , . VA 2.2818, lis 10 hIS :lllllll(lI' IOWo1l'l1lih,pok,' to 1111' s\lIch'nls 1IW«' D"('I'l\lbrr :I. I" (l'p"rl Ihat OIH' Anzingl'l'. :I well-known • 'If'\\ posl Il" ;ldd" "I I'",'flur:.;',' or his ch'rks had 'CI'll " 1:i"} ('ar Iea'al photogrnl,hC1', All • Sllggl'slion, [mm Ih,' sl,1(1 ,orld ,,) was dl'hghll'l! I,) h,1\'(' tlli' 0111 youlh pul ,,'\"('ra I Ilrms tnlo 99TO 00 Thl' SnooJK'ry , . " Invilrs )'1111 to "rom I' in and snoop rOIlOlI" gl\'I' Ihl'lll ('\'I'ry ol'Porlllnily 10 opporllllllly" 0111' youlh all' an a ,hopping bag Iwar Ihl' (ronl photographs Illny he $1 $20 among Ihe antlqul's, imporh, Vlrtorlan and Christmas arrar;~r. JlI('Sf'nl Ihrm 10 nlf'. \'0'(' ha,'.' IIltl'gritl part o[ OUI CO 111 Illllnlly, o( till' slon'. 1'0111'" ,'n,"\'I'rl'd ml'nts, (o'or a shining (,hrbtmu memory, IMIwaboul a pirl'l' 01 purchased. slalf "nd d"Jlarll1wnl nll'"t.ng, liS i" lhl' Jlolire fOfr" I \\',lnll''' lh,' rail and tIJI' h,,)' I"as I,larell A gleaming old cut rrystal (rom a brand new ~Il'dilln at 15.109wherr WI' "isrllss nrw proc','" 10 d"I'IISS With Ih(, sillflenls 0111' undrr arresl Wllh a hag o( cos Mark at Beaconsfield. , , 884-4421. dures anl1 solll'il sllgg-eslill!l", lllulu:<1 aleas fI( rOnl'Hns alll! ml'tirs and perfllmes in hi' pos • • • s"ssion, ji I Allemon Florist Set Your Course, .. for Ports of Call if you've heen /)(,cO/l/r a tW(/iriOll 1l111nllfl Ihc /l('()lllif,1l ladlcs of our I looking for reprodllctions of commode bowls anll pIlch. ('(//111)1/111I111. TlIC!1 11IT0I1(} (0 2(),3.1S i\/(/ck (/1/(1 Rirl'" Milc' J~ITIi\l1VE STUDIO CAMERASHOR ers They come in while, whIte with red or bluc or ')rO",1l 1I,II('r,' /'I'(WIII ("/lnl i\lIs,~ 1,11('1/, trll/llf'rf 111 Hr/rlilllli. 'I'll!' g:lrlll' 0: h(" rI",', not on £ Wllrren at 23220 Mack Av('nue. /llllll}lI'IS !/IJII 1('1111 pI'd,curl's rwd mfllllCllrI'S (IUd ;1 ,~I(/ff {,"lhi,1 111 holrl!llg " 1>:1lid(III (I( CARL JOYNER. - • • • : 01 ,~ty/r.s(sadrls a/oil/or 11'11/, f'at'l'rillrl lIf1ir fashiolls" CrIll Irllllll", hol Ifl h,,,ing Ihr ahilily ,20229 M,a,CK- /'" u'e W"ods 17931 ElSt Warren TU 4.6120 lJeauty Mecca . the Grl)'" Pointe Colo,elllrl h(uI881.7252 or 881.7490 for OIl l'p}lOl1ltmcllt. 10 Will wllh a Illrr:IO('rr hand. I