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. Vol. 35-No, 3. lie'" e.., GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1974 fl." Ptr Year 26 Pages-Two Sections-Section One
HEADLINES Dedicated Coach Receives Honor Woods Citizens SEMTA Is ... • Concerned Unhappy with Over Decree Ordinance Provides for :ng n AMual Inspection, Pav... Pla Licensing, of Buses ft.1In4Iay, A.... 15 Opereted in City R Fb°rdR R ._PRESIDENTb Many Question Necessity end Overall Benefit of Bv D-er A, W.1.. Ic a ~Jl!IIi. NlAOD. was su • PEt H If J --a _ poeDaed today to appear ill Proposed' Improvement to Ive IS I The Woods Council at the Water.gate cover.yp trial of Sunningdale Plrk Via Specil' the refUlar meeting Mon- wasnext fUedmonth.in TbeU.S. subpoenaDistrict , Assessment Method day. 1August ed19, unanl.rdl Court on behalf of John D. By Roger A, Waha mous y pus an 0 • Ebrlichman, former domes. Over a dozen residents attended the regular nance to provide for the tic counsel to Mr. Nixon. meeting of The Woods Council Monday, August 19, annual ,inspection and H. The subpoena was addressed . d' I d ri bllc h cens1ng of all buaes op- to Mr. Nixon at the "Presl. to express their ISp easure, u ng a pu. c. .ear. erated within the city. dential compoWId, San Cleo ing, with the proposed special assessment dlstnci. for City Attomey George Cat. mente. Calif." where the paving the east half of Sunningdale Park, . lin bad earlier told the NEWS former president moved after As a result, the councU that the measure, wbich be- resigninl his office last Fri. tabled action on this matter H. h S d com .. effeetlve 20 days after day. ,Mr. Ebrltcbman is one and an effort will be made 19 pee, the date of its enactmellt, Is of six defendants scheduled to find out if the .butting "an effort ot the elly to in- to go on trial Monday, 8ep. property owners want to va. Chase Ends sure that ~Ue tralUlporta • .ember 9, on charles of 01>- .. cate the l~nd. If so, the spe. 'tion . operatInr witbin the structing justice by attempt- clal assessment district could communitymeeta c e r t a in ing to thwart the investiga- go by the board. A final de. In Ca'r Crash minimum standaids'" He tion of the Water,gate break-l clslon on which direction to added "We hope lor volUil' in in 1972. take will be made at the tary eompUance 01 aU 1Jl. • ., • Monday, S e p tern be r 9. Woods and Harper volved ".l:le .. " Friday, Aa,alt II sesslon. Woods Police Vehicles ThemOllt prominent In. THE CYPRUS GOVERN. The council unanimously Collide after Pursu- volved aaenc)' is SDlTA, )lENT fled Nicosia today al! approved a resolution at the (Southeastern Michilan Turkish troops strengthened . Photo bk8al:bara :lruno regular meeting Mnnday. ing Motorcyclistj Transportation Autbority), their hold on the northem . The city of Grosse Pointe Park 'and The Park MATTHEW C. PATTERSON. Mr. ennary, the August 5, declaring the Deees- Officeri Reeeive which has expreued CODCerD third of the Island. A cease- swim -leambave honored Coach TIM KEN NARY. head coach of the swim team, led the swimmers sity to pave the east half, (the Minor In',uries over the ordinance. As a re- fire at 6 p.m, by bot~!Prioldt (far right,) for his "outstanding efforts in making to the championship this season. Park personnel :::t t~:~ :: ee:~~e:a~~)~ sult, It', PCliulcl-slbtethat a le1thal and Turkifsh forced~ """"f'ht~O The Park the City of Champions." Presenting the said they came up with the idea of presenting a special aasessment method. A Woods pubilc safet,f batUe ~ enllule over e CypnLSexcept orPresidentspara IC IgGlafcosmg. 'award, (from left NEto right,)S isare Cityf P Managerks d tlaque h toh Mr. d'Kennary because. th oft all fthe s!lcri.t But citizens cited various 01>- officer and two Ha-r"r- meanre.I"'a~vLea_ _ ~~sr'..., Clerides and his ministers ROBERT A. SLO , uperv or 0 ar an ices e as ma e In preparmg e eam or mee s. jections to the proposed im. Woods officers received WbeIl a~ If he foresaw fled so burriedly the doors Recreation WILLIAM STARR and Park Mayor The presentation was made Saturday, August 17. provement at the hearing. minor injuries after their a poIslbi.& eoW.lon eGUrw of the presidential offices QuestiGIlI Neeelllt,. scout ears colUd~ during with the All\horily on • 1epl were reported to have been YS'D C lis 'R imb ' P G P W d Some questioned the neees- the high speed chase of a balla over the ordinance, Ilr. banglnl in the wind. There a. e ursement act •• 00 S sity for such an Improvement motorcyclist early Friday CaUIn said, "ldoft't know. was no evidence that any • S with the proposed pavillg. morning August 18 I hope the,. "ffOUld eomplJ t t h d been d to C D R hed b B S S - t they felt, not benefiUng all The ,,~_ -"-t • ..... with U. measure. I "m be . :.:m:...... :;.;.,... ase rop eac y on ecours, emors e :::::i.~~.'""'Iud"'~;:,&~~lt ~ ..~'.~"= -;"~bl,'l"~'~lIemarkable~,MieJHga.~lue.:Gr()88 - ----:~.~.BusY}~senda~~r:;:;ul~~r.',:~I:'w~ ~111eer~JI.::u::;,:"~ ...: ..readz 1 charigecflill mJDd, at le~ J', .,..'-'.-, i. ts Sh' Twelve Montft Agreement Means Hospital Will ,Meetinf'l Dates Scheduled ~~~~~~::dJs~,:':e:: ~~. ::l~';: 'me~r'wlg:u:~. ~m:e~a:~ temporarily, in his decisIOn U y "",mp,"n ow .d ' I C .. .oil b f ':III t h b ttin SIP ul Tur W~~:ac~..... OUt to gi".e former President Deerease of 27 in ProvI e Service,s to B ue ross lVlem ers or For Rest of Year and wo ouses a u g 011 un. pora a . r _ • this matter, read I Jetter to .. A I N d A t rt nlngdale Park. He felt the cer Jeflrey Manor were an the council from the Author- NixOll his White House tape Comparison to June' nnua egot,ate moun: Eff 0 Foe:uses Activitie:> Planned:' paving wouldn't be beneficial rushed to Saint John Hoapj. fly' •. Jepl eOl1Dlel wblch ~~cC:e~~' ~tetaro:s:r~u~~ Many Types of ' Upon Containing or Reducing Hospital Commission Has to his property and urged the tal wbere they were treated strelled levual concerns on today ' pending a review by Inci d ents Fa II Costs Three New cOuncil't tof reconsiderh j t thed for laceraUon, and ~ased. SEMT'.f.~ '. part over' the ordi. necessl y 0 t e pro ec an Officer Hunke also received nance, special . prosecutor Leon . . Blue Cross of Michigan announced on Tuesday. Members the creatl/)n of the speeial seven atltches fn bls leltMr. Clements said he pre- Sawors.Jti. He ~ay want them • rpte Youth ServIce Dl- August 13 that it has negotiated a "prospective assessment district. knee. sumed the ordinance's pur- ecv~~:,_~~::Ia~o~ :~~:; V lS l0n, (Y~Dts)' .proJcelssed reimburser:.ent" agreement with Bon Secours Hos- By Roger A. Waha .Other comments from resi. Be...... lIit pose wu to insure the salety, ~C:te S S p I a criminal charges are brougbt cth°m ahl!'h Itnh UYYS'D pital, which volunteer<;!d to join the nationally-dis. Activity continues to 1Ients cited a concern about While on patrol, the officer health and welfare of Wood. against Mr. Nixon. Mr. mton d '!! IC k bel" b cussed prospective reimbursement pilot project, first accelerate on The Woods "hurrying traffic" If both the spotted a Farms patrolman citizen •. "You eanbe allured Ford's lawyers do not deny erme remar a. e. ~- announced last fall by Blue Cross. senior citizen front as the eas~ and dwest s:s. were issuing a speedln, violaUon that the Southeutern 'MJcbi. the tapes are the .personal cause of a. drop In lOCI. The other ho&pl'tals, chosen ------.- city's Senior Citizens pav d" an t the alm ethss,to a cyclist on Maa avenue. gan Transportation Authority b t d ts This f Prllperty.,of Mr.. Nlxon u en. was a .d...e. carefully to provl'de a var;"'ty I'S designed to d'eterml'ne I'f Com miSSIon,., WI'th th ree aaccors Ing t 0 (some, 0 'de DoliAec, .. baven't -nf'-med'.... u if Is also C!Oftcem,ed abou,t the Is yesterday s d~~ I~n dkee.ps ~rease 0 f 27. comp Its."jlO ofgeograpbic. size and spon- the incentives built into pros. new a p pOl. n tee s from theysses shouldmen s.beoneovermana widersal onethis whoeydistwas ispursuedactuallyby thethe 01safety,WoodslIealthresidentsand welfare""as well the~. out of ,san s m. 10 comparIson to une sl>rship characleril!tics, in. pcctive reimbursement offer Mayor Benjamin W. Pin- base). officers. as all the people of the State defmltely. and and 10 less than the clude Providence in South. a positive method to contain kos, has solidified a twice Under the proposal 18 d ill do U tb t 't • • • total handled last July. field; Wheelock in Goodrich; or reduce hospital costs. a month meeting schedule lamilles wouid be a~ssed Alter pu.lllng Into public an w a, a lean Suaday. Augast 18 To date the overall total TolfreeMemorial in West Has Been Extolled for the rest of the year. $626.66, while two others safety beadquarters, Offleer within lbe Umlt.
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.7••••• .' ••••• "11I5.911I5192.711I.1192.25 11II1.'f111 _.' .. '•••• 111II'11IIIII.. 11I , L,. 't '.".'.'OO( t P.ge Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS thul'$d.y, August 22, 1974 Woods Seniors Have Busy Schedule Bus Inspection Ordinance CU1LASS SAUl II CIIMII'" (c..ualMld frut Pale 1) ming, hikIng, cycling and per game and trophies will (CoAtlaued from Pal' 1) City of Detroit inspected the 6O-day period, On or after 30 '74CU1U1$ aDd tea, and everyODe attend. arts Ind crafts. be available. For further in. Woods would be unnecessary Lake Shure line be for e this period, it's unlawful to ing should bring a sandwicb: .a.)' AetlvlUes formation on this activity, aDd would impose additional SEMTA took it over, Now, operate any bus without first f::~::'3594 c.• .uuee. PlaD8etI Several activities have been call Hedy Cassel at The burdens upon the Authority SEMTA doesn't have its having obtained a license Plans are currently being scbeduled for the future and, Woods Municipal Building, which could seriously inter- buses inspected by the City from the city clerk. r~~.31.~:,W,:,'I.Y'::'~"oO'l:::l inade to set up varioUJ. com. if the response continues as 1184-6800. fere with it effectively carry. of Detroit," said Mr. Catlin, Eac.h license shall expire IVAII TfSllfll. : '7 •• 1ft lleck, 2S ,..,.,., 0ffiriIl " h_ .. mittees within the total or. it bas for pa.t events, every. Seniors will journey to ing out its respoDSibilities He said SEMTA appears to on Df!cember 31, 1974, and "'ESIMIT :!I;t Dio ...... ' " ... , - r.kMt~o.M • •::,.w, •••.••.•...... I •••••••••••• 1 ganilation of seniors. thing should go well, 'fal'kinac Island Wednesday. under the law." be taking the view that it any renewal or 'new license Mrs. Sutton said they in. A pIcnic was held on Thurs- Friday, Octob!t 2-4, for a He stated if SEMTA is to iSll't controlled by local ordi. issued after that date will IESSIEROLDSMOlliE dude ways and means; fi. day, August 8, at the Lake Mardi Gras style party, The discharge its mandated re- nances. expire on the following De- 15205 I. JI'FlI$ON nance; a daffodil fund, which Front Park and around 60 cost per person is $75,50 sponsibUities, (as the region. "With Mr. Clements, 1 get cember 31 after the date of "qIN ,n.Nil( '2'.JOOO will help defray the cost of people participated under which includes meals and al transportation I::uthority the impression his primary issuance. coffee, tea, paper plates and threatening skies. "It was transportation, Those who for Southeastern Mi~higan), concern is that the Authority Some Buses Exempt other articles, ("I want the'ln "Dd a success," said Mrs, would like' to attend should "it cannot be burdened and doesn't want any individual Tilis section will not apply organization to be self.sup- Sutton, who added, "Every- make their reservations im- unreasonably restricted by community to have such a to any bus which doesn't pick porling," she stressed). one had a good time," mediately by caUing trip having to obtain a license or law because of the possibility up or discharge passengers Other committees are a She expects at least two chairman Rose Blaskey at pel'mit from each city within this will spread to other com. within the city, nor to any community service fund bus loads of residents for a 884.5435, its jurisdiction that chooses munities," he said. Mr. Cat. bus in service less than group, which will focus upon State Fairground outing on A tenlative trip to Toronto to impose requirements in lin then called this "a legiti. eight hours in any seven.day project work towards making Monday, August 26, in which is planned for Monday.Wed addition to those imposed by mate concern," . period upon city slreets. money and doing something seniors 62 or over can be nesday, October 7-9, but the the Slate or Federal Govern. "The State of Michigan has The ordinance says an ap- for the community; memorial admitted free to the Fair. cost per person l~n't known ment, nor let a city at its imposed stringent require. plicant for a bus license fund; volunteer service; em. '!rounds. The deadline for at t:1is time,. discretion, by Charter, Ordi. menu on drivers of school must pay the city a $5 in- ployment; health and wel. reservations for this affair Other plans on the senior nance or otherwise determine buses and 50 has the Federal spection fee for each license, fare. was yesteI'day, August 21. citizen horizon include z. what transportation services Government," continued Mr, More are ho\ls;ng; social An a fternoon 0f 1>0 wIJOg, IS, Sen'lor A~hl'evement~ program SEMTA may provl"de and the Catll'n, "But these do not Any license to operate a u servIces;, 1ost an d foun',!'ed t for F rl'd ay, Septem ber 6, wbl'ch JQ rs , Sutton would like cI'rcumstances under wbl-ch cover the problem of deter- bus IIJIlY be revoked by the travel; entertainment, which at the Grosse Pointe Woods to esta bl'IS.h 1t would be they can be prov!"ded." 10ratmg" equlpmen, t of a line failurecity clerkof theby holderreasonto of,main.the w'll cover dinners, lunches, Recreation, 20422 Mack, be. similar to the Junior Achieve. "Clearly, the Slate and the such as Lake Shore was." games, music, cards, el a!.; ginning at 1:30 p.m. Mrs, ment program. She's also Federal Government have Coming to SEMTA's de- lain the ~us and its equip- r-;',• '~-reatlon,' wh'1Ch WI'11 SUtlon sal'd seRlors. WI'11 be IStrivIng for..the st"rt of adult preempte d the fieId with reo fense was Carl Bengtson, 12, mentTh inD a safet condition.f P bl' . • dUb I' 'gl'ven specI'al rates of 50cents educatl'oD classes spect to the subject ma'tter who sllJ'd he was the frl'end e . epar ment 0 u IC ::. ~u e ~o, ow mg,_~ sWIm.. - of several bus drl'vers. He Safety, under tile ord'mance, ------of the ordinance, as it relates h th th't t' t 'd '~me of the earlier as e au orl y 0 mspec to SEMTA, especially since sal ~ 11 li db" t SEMTA is an instrumental. equipment was in a bad can. a cense ufses a reason. ity of the State," he contino d.'tion but these buses have lble times,". I Iia bus failsd to 'sposed of and SEMTA pass an UlSpeC on an con. ued. "I f SEMTA were a pri. been dl t't t " . edi te d has recel'ved newer buses s lues an Imm a an vate bus company, the ordi. serIous, safety haza rd'" m the nance could possibly be con. which are far better. d I t' ., th d "d d li bl .. Fu-'-b 1D10rma".n .:!par men s opmlon, e e. Sl ere app ca e...... ' ..., partment will immediately Resolve Problems Then, after a very brief notify the holder to remove Finally, Mr. Clements said, discussion, Councilman Con. the bus from service. Basic plain co:or "Apparently, the ordinance rad A. Naegel moved that In an inspection shows a wool flanne I AUGUST 26th THROUGH 31st is designed to apply to the ordinance be adopted and defect not constituting an slacks_ Pia in color SEMTA only as it has the his colleagues agreed. immediate threat to the AugUSI knil polyesler only bus operation that would The ordinance says prior safety of persons, the depart. Hours: Cords in a wide be aHected. (Actually, Uni. to the issuance of a license to ment will n(;tify the holder, Woodward and fida-er range of colors, Bldg. Siore Cloud 5au.lrday 11Io versity Liggett School also any pe.'son, firm or corpora- with the holder baving 10 Whaling's i5 * 8itm,ill3,IUlIlb Clo.ed Monday. 10% OFFUP TO OFF would be affected with its tion for the purpose of op. days to correct or repair Opl'D 5anuday. O~n fri. ',iI 9. fortunate in h.-Jng 50% DoWDIOW~; !tali Hou:r ft« school buses, Mr. Catlin erating buses within the city, such 11 defect. such a wide Parkint "'tlb PUlhCilie noted). the applicant must furnish Th d' selection at this "Accordingly, we would the following information to e or mance provides a ill Adjo.iaioM: Parkinr,: LOI fine not exceeding $500 and Mon. tbru early dale, • Tennis Racquets & Apparel strongly urge the city not to the city clerk: a jail sentence not exceeding Fti. adopt the ordinance at this • The name of the manu- 90 days for violation of its lime, as it could lead to con- facturer of the bus. . terms, and conviction there. • Baseball Equipment filcts and confrontations • The passenger capaclt~ of, in the court's discretion: wbaIinglJ which could adversely affect of the bus., The NEWS attempted to transportation services which • The Slate hcense plate contact SEMTA Operations . MEN'SWEAR • Hockey Equipment the Authority is dedicated to number of t~e bus. Manager Daniel D. Morrill improving," .• The eq,ulpment. number, Tuesday morning, August 20. 9:30105:30520 Woodward, 9:00 10 5:30 FIsher Bldg • He then urged that the city If any, assl.gned to the bus but he was reported to be in 9:30105:30203 Pierce, Blrmlnghlm • ' Sweaters - Games and the Authority sit down by the apphca~t; and. Lansing and unavailable for and discuss potential prob- • Any othe~ mformatlon .as comment. ~ems with the hope that they may be ,reqwred by the city _ - Football Equipment could be resolved satisfactor. clerk ill order to facilitate ily to all parties. . the inspection of the bus . After the letter was read, After. the appUcation is reo • ,Paddle Tennis Mayor Benjamin W. Pinkos ceived, the bus or buses will said, "SEMTA apparently be inspected by the Depart-, feels it,
Thursday, August 22,' 197.4 GROSSE POINTE NEWS G. P. WoDds COurt Clerk Smile in The Woods Farnu Set. Appeal Date, '11le FUlDa Council haa Albert D. 'IbOmas, Jr., bu IIEMODIL IIOW! sebedu1ed the Mooday, Ie..- requested en appeal from To Re~ire on A.ugust 23 tember" 23, C!OWlCll meetiD, a denial of a buBdiDI permit I to bell' lour appeaIa from de- .for structural ehaDlea and ., "'er A. Walla type of job that has to do 1be stage'l appanmt loll with people and meeting ll1a11ol buildinl permill. TIle interior remodelilll be WOIl1d ultimately tumec:l out to be them." action was taken at the regu. lite to W1dertUe at 1. lar eouncU metting 'HOlIday, Lakeview avenue. '1bI permit '!'be Woods' gain lor a nine. UnW that part.time job August 19. was denied because the home y.ear ~riod. But !lOW the eomel alon" she'll be far is already in. violatioll of ~ City will lose the senlcu. of from idle. She has season The first request /for a Farms' code and DO permits Court Clerk Harle SUrbrook. tickets to the Grosse Pointe hearing came ITom Mrs. for additions or enIupments who's retirin, on Friday. Symphony De t I' 0 it Sym. Ernest T. Davis, of Moross may be .giveD on nOll-COll. August 23. . pholly, ~ Fillber Theatre, road. who isappealiDg the formlni bUiIcliDIs. lee. While 'Mrs. Surbrook ad. the .War ,Memorial Travel denial of the building depart- He wiD appear on 5eptem- -. mits she had no real hope Series and plans to spend ment to Issue a permit for bel' 23 ween the COuDcUwill .....NIHGS0' 'U 1.".- for the stage, she was an more time with her bridge the construction of an adeU- sit as a '7ftftlft" Board of 'AST $I Dt AND active participant in several club aDd several friendl of tion to the rear of bel' garage. --- 0I0U1 POIN'lS Uni\'ersity of Detroit produc. lon, standin,. IIrs. Davis told the council Appeals. tions as a leadirg ~ay.er. She aclao will remain active she 'Would like the addition The fourth appeal to be II'OATt YOIIU'" She presented. .~ clippmi in several clubs includin, the because newer model cars heard that evening will be' In. are too long to fit completely from J. E. Brink, of the . Pl." 1M D.£CTIIC ~~ro~t ~~~S'~U:h o:a~: Detrol~ Boat Clu~ I»sue of . WomeD Votets. Mother's inside her present (arage. Grosse PoiDte Real Estate ~lcture 0 ver 11n e reading. Health Club and Soroptimist She said the'Dew extension Co. This appeal stems from All HOME & OFFICE SERVICES She Chooses"the Bar Over Intei'Dational of Grosse would be about four feet the denial of the buUdiDa: de- Stage Career. Pointe hi..io and three leet 10...... ~ust partmeDt to issue a permit INCLUDING WALLWASHING, CARPET It said that the stage lost . 6U _ ~ for the COI1SUUCUOII of a ga. QEANING AND PAINTI. a prominent recruit when she Mrs. SUl'brook, who has enough to slip the hood 01 the rage 01\ the property at 64 was admitted to the bar in been a widow for 13 years, car UDdernea,th. The council Hapleton road. the Circuit Court, (Wayne has ~ daughters .Dd five set her hearing date for Sep- County) of Judge Homer grandchildren. One daughter tember 23. Hr. Brink told tbe council ------the yard in the rear is only , FergusoQ. Mrs. S\Iri)root wu lives in The .Woods, whUe the Returning on that date will 24 feet deep and any gara.e sponsored by a loeal attorney others .live III Columbus, 0., be William Demorest, rep- would take up more than 30 at 'Wbose omce she 'WIS em. and New York City. ADd it's reaentin& !Piper's Alley, a t f .L. rd hi h •• dining and eoc: w.U ,'stablish- percen 0 ..... ya 'W c III ployed. (she received her a ~ .bet sb.e'll be speodjDg .... ~ not allowed under TtIe Farma' Bachelor of Law degree from more time With them, too. ment. The restaurant is ap- ordinance. U.D that same year). ,While she will miss her pealing the denial from the ".I. had DO real hopes for a work and the people around building department to ex- stage career but I enjoyed bel', .her associates also will Ph~ by NaneyKramer pand the facil1ty, according SCORES BOLB.lNoONE doing it," she said. Well, if miss her. ALEXIA BONGIORNO, 14, of Pear Tree to a communicatioo received Robert H. Ebersole, of she enjoyed being an act{esa. "She will be s 0 rei y lane, sits by the brightly painted water main cover by the council from 1MI'.An. Bournemouth road, who's a she REALLY eJijoyedher missed" said Municipal in front of her home at the comer of Wedgewood drew Denys, of Piper's Alley. member of the BurtliDg Tree job as court clerk. ' Judge' J. Pat r ic t Denis. and Golf Country Club, ac:ed drive that she decorated with a bright yellow smile Mr. Demorest told the COUD- "I enjoy court wort, which "She's been wooderful to face several weeks ago. Alexia said she thought cil the new addition will not tile 129-yarc1 ninth hole with would be kind of natural 1 wort with. She's a warm and the rusty cover needed to be brightened up and open until 5:30 p.m. unlike a seven iron 111. receut action. tiIink. 1 enjoy every aspeet generous person and Is dedi." ,bicyclists going by appreciated the smile. She has maintainiDI the lame hours, of the job," f1he ldmitted. cated to her job. 1 want to 11 a.m .•2:30 a.m., as the "Every aspect" means wish bel' weR in her retire- taken art and sculpture classes but this is the only ELLIS The .... water main cover she has worked on. Alexia, who .present facility He said ~ many diff..~nt responsibili- ment years and bope she'll was because parking is' a let"*,, of be ties.. very happy." attends Our Lady Star of the Sea school, said she problem in the area and in- 21123 MtIdl "I do everything lor the "She's been with us nine would be glad to decorate water main covers Of creased parking will be avail- Is now fetI at c.ourt. I ~ care .of an years aDd was originally other residents who don't live too far from her able after some shops close 202t7 f ..... tickets whicb .come In and hired through the department home. at 5:30 p.m. ~rocess them ',1 bandle fel. 01 public safety when the ony cases, civil cases. Y(lI1th eourt clerk worked in the Service Divillon cues. I fol- violation bureau in public NEW APPOINTMENT low all cases ~ "along safety beadquarte~," said a step-by-step process. City Administrator Chester Myron E.Ranney, of South If there's a jury trial, for E. Petersen. The violation Renaud road. has been lIam- JOIN example, she se~' the whole bureau moved "next door" ed the 1974-75 District 15. FUN ~ase up by gettill« pro.spec. with city offices in the early (Wayne' County); for the tive jurors from election filu. 1960's ' -.. \01.. Dri' and Traffi A total of 2i are selected. ..' , ...... c..... an vel' c From this amount the city . She s tle~ a conSCleD' Safety Education Association. , tious and. f31thf1il employe •. attomer and the def~~ at. and has strived to do her job Mr. Ranney IS a driver edu. t~ey m each c.ase elimmate n" he added cation instructor at North SIX DaDleS, which ,leaves a we , . '. . . . dozen people, all of whom Public sa f e t y DU'ector High School and since Jan. are then notified by lMn. BeDry Marchand called Mrs. uary una. for. the Grosse Surbroot when to awear in Surb':ook, "dedica~ and Pointe Community Services. court helpiul," and" said she was He is a graduate of South ~n she was first hired always there when the de- High School and Michigan Mrs. SUrbroot reealla com: pu1ment needed auistance. ~te University. ing to court on Saturdays and wor1dJlg for some six to seven hours. "Then we went into night court and I'd s0me- times wort until 2 a.m, or HAVE WE GOT A a a.,m.,.. she said. Subse- quently, eourt was convened . NAME FOR YOUI during day it fa DOW- the as ,.' 4,'".4 .. SWEATERS ~~~;:;&~,~~~ ..~f t . sUITS and SlAOCS", • Lompl;ghlOf • Joy I""" . At one point, early. In her , SPORT .~ .... ri... career, ihe was a one1'oman .~ .Donotal COATS • John W.I:r .ToiIoI",8Meh show. "1 went _ad and 'Iollicoll; .-., did the job. Wben I got .1..... "LeYi', • "mold Pol_ .- -.~'Goldoo_ swamped. I received some • John~ Canon help," ..she said. HOwever. TIES today, the violation bureau SPORT SHIRTS '000 Lppet is staHed with two people aJSTOM • DonevoI ..~",Corson mcluding :Mrs. Surbrook. TAILORED • (me) .Car1'''&~ And meter maids provide .I'eft_ assis~ in the parting aOTHING SHOES ticket area. When asked what she'll DRESS miss most about ber job.. OUTERWEAR SHIRTS • .enro Mrs. SlU'broot replied,I"Be- .AJpocwno HOSIERY • Co"", -S4ro1'o Joe ing with people. iI like pe0- 'D'0n0y 'lon6on Fog .s..pp_ ple aDd doing wort connect. • ailed Sporbwecr ed with people. [ hope to get FORMAL some part~e work, any Tuxedo Rentals DRESS SHIRTS BB.TS ..OKor de 10 tenlQ .. Hornft1 Ho.:i..e ,,,IterS;, .Afte.rS;. .,Jot,nnr Canon CAllEER MILESTONE M Honoring his 35th anniver- sary with .Parke-Davis, Mr. ARE YOU A MAN ~ -'3 and Mrs. DaUas Chapin, of Falrford road, were enter- WITHOUT A STORE. tained 'I11ursday. August 15, 100 s. Gratiot, Mt. C"""n'S at TraderVic's at a dinner ~oMoft,CIfOdFI'10A..IJo'P,M. '. given by Director and Mrs. 11~~1:ANI> ~&W J. C. Dilger, Vice.president t ..... w.d.n..n.aood.Sof.9AM Jo6"" and Mrs. C. J. Cowles. Vice. IIrochurH 8nd ...... AppIIoeIIona av...... , president and Mrs. H. L. • • c.l1 or wrtte ••,.. would be delighted to .... trom JOU. 16839 KERCHEVAL IN THE VILLAGE Richardson, and:Mr. and Mrs. F. H. ThisUethwaite.
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NO WAY NEED ABILITY I Contentment 11 one thiDg self.confidence II a good 'Reimbursement' Pact Paving Plan in Woods that cannot be gaiDed by treat, but be sure you are figuring in dollars and cents. in a position to back it up. (Coatblued from Pige 1) Spero said the prospective reo (Coalhlued frem Pap 1) ment district aDd cited lour points including: The coun. upon, it must accept the loss. imbursement system .depends the district, (bence, tile resi. I (( it can provide services on the free excbange between dents). cll had been inlormed the ALGER PARTY STORE for less than the figure nega. the parties of all financial The proposal includes the gravel road is a public road; tiated it, in effect, collects data' and on very carelul construction ol a 9"-61,2".9" the "unique" situation that CHRYSLER Now Under New Ownership a bonus. budgeting and cost reporting. concrete pavement 21 leet the road is used both as a After Savill.' Although sl~ple in .concept, back.to-tnck of curb with public and private road; the • AIRTEMP WE DELIVER Daniel J. Kehoe, vice pres!-, the- prospective reimburse- necessary drainage hi Sun. city must maintain the road; 17320 MACI( .. 5.2020 dent.provider affairs for Blue ment system .devel,oped .by nlngdale Park from Sunning. and that proposed improve- WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS ments will benefit the city. Cross, said, "In this ambi. B.I u e Cross 10 coopera~lon dale to Lochmoor. SAD, AU UNITS SOLD AT COS T tious, cooperative e f for t, ~Ith !.he hosplta!s reqL1lres (special assessment district), . He cited the main problem as being the use of a public 5 Year Warranty on All Parts Salmon Blue Cross and these lor- flDan~lal. aper~tlOnal and No. 138. Muskle ward.looking hospitals are planmng expertise d raw n City Administrator Chester road as a private drive and 1 Year Free Service tackling directly, through full from the most modern ~usi. E. Petersen, in reviewing the asked if a solution to it could SAt! PlICE disclosure between them ol nE:SS management practices. history ol the property; said be to dedicate half of it to ----Moon ------.TU'S -----INCL. TAX all operating costs, the prob. Agreement Items it was dedicated as a street the adjacent property own. LO 616 6,000 $169 iem bothering the public. Included in the negotiated when the area was subdivid. ers and let them maintain a H 1120 11,000 $248 r Service That is, plainly, the increas. agreement are such features ed. When the west side of side drive, and half to the H 1840 18,oqo 5259 city. . H lNO 16,000 $279 ing costs of hospital care. as: Sunningdale Park was paved, Profea.io~l, City Attorney George Cat. CO 820' 8,000 $230 "Instead of paying on the • Payments will be made those property owners paid I t240 12,000 $254 basis ol audited costs, Blue weekly on a -pl'oration of the totally for the work. Prop. lin s
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t, ~, Thursday. August 22. 1974 6 R0 5 SE POI NT ENE W 5 Plge Five Center Plans Fitne8' Clas8e. IValuable Art INFO Repor" on School Net". City Council Karate, yoga al1d sl)'mnu- SlymDHtjes is taught at Object Stolen In his first-ol.the-school Betty served our aeboo1s well Nixes Variance nauttJcal (Jilts ties all offer ways to learn the ~tet 011 Mondays, from year malling to the far-nllllg for 14 years, (kiDderganen, mental and pbyslcal disci- 1:15-2:45 p.m., by Rick A valuable stone statue, a .taft members of Pointe Poupard), .DeI Lew, (lIldua- Tbe City COUDCU,actiDt IS and .r.... pline and control. The exer- Dove from London. Tbis class gift from a friend, was reo schools and public libraries, t ria 1 Arta, North Hi&b a Board of ZODin, Appeals eisea tone the bo4y and relax oUers the opportunity to get ported S~f>leD by Frank J. Dr. James- A. Adams, includ. SChoo}), hlB given us 20 at the regular meeUDc Thurs. tile aDd l1ert the mind. tJ:lm and stay trim and :::Olombo, of 611 Lakeshore ed a copy of INFO, his in. years of dedicated serviee. day, August 15, reluctantly ternal newsletter for all "em. moat ~upp'ies Korean Karate, (Tae Kwan graceful througb a variety of road, sometime between We wish them well in the turned down the request of .hlp'. Do), will be taught at the exercises aDd dance steps set Tuesday, August 13, and ployes. future," Dr. Adams com. Mr. and Mr.. Alexander War Memorial, Tuesdays and to music. Sunday, August 18, Sbores "I expect to use INFO as mented., SUczek. who were asking .h.. 1 Fridays, beginning 8eptem. The fee is $35 for I. weeks. police were informed. th() staff newsletter. It wiD Included in the publication permission to construct an appear' the day following ber 3 and 6, from 7 to 9 p.m. 'Yoga, as taught at tbe Mr. Colombo tald the au. were items of staff activities, addition to their Notre D.,me • Collef ...... Known as the "art of the War Memorial, is nQt a thoritles the statue weighed meetings of the Board of too. road home. Fletatlen Jack... open hand," Korean karate mystic Eastern religion but about 25 pounds, and was the Education with summaries of The Sucr.eks were, in the was introduced to this coun. a set of exercises and stances head of ,a Mexican female action taken by trustees on "Among the staff's sum. opinion of City engineers, • ,..,.'lip SidetW.. the. Gea. try by SaDg Kyu Shim, who designed to relax the mind goddess. It was black-griY issues of interest to the mer scholars, (enrolled for asking for too extreme a directs the Karate Club and und body and enable concen. in color, with ornamental staff," wrote Dr. Adams in 'Open Classroom' at Mary- variance. The council was L • HeMy HanlOn oversees the .group at the tration on peace. Basic or. carving at the base. He said the new one-page newsletter. grove College), were Rich. afraid It would set a dan. Feul W.. t.... Gea, i War ~emorial. gans and muscles are toned it was a gift from a Mexican "On other occasions it will gerous precedent if the cou. 1 ard teachers Dolores Nique. pIe were allowed to build on i Loose exercise clothing avll serenity achieved. friend, but did not know the serve as one vehicle of writ- • lineculo", ten communication between Christine Hea. Mary Owens, to their home. must be worn to class and A class for women only is market value, but estimated Mary Elizabeth ,Edwards, urate uniforms are advised. oUered on Tuesdays, from its worth at between $250 and superintendent and the staff. Dorothy Kennel, and Carol The side yard ~u1rement Your constructiVe comments H ••• ~ proficiency is achieved, 10.11 a.m., beginning Sep- $500. Kaloger, Kerby staffers Rita would have been reduced CJMVAS and suggestions regarding Flaherty and Katherine Pur. from eight feet to one foot , Ws.""eel a degree of mastery Is recog- tember 17 by Norma Cheff. He said he had been ab- the format and the contents LlATHIl Dized by t.he awarding of Leotards or similar attire sent from bome several days vis, and Monteith staffer and ..the solons would have OUOIII of INFO are welcome at all Irene Middleton. Betty Dur. had to permit enlargement "'''a diff,~rent color belts with the shouJd be :....orn and exercise and returned the previO\ls times. I am deeply com. W.',. G.t It. black belt the highest. mats or small :,ugs brought. evening, but did not notiee kin (Grade 1, Poupard) and of a builliing that was al. mitted to improved communi. Betty Bra d y (Grade 6, ready DOn.conforming due to SIIP'S WE. fAMOUS NOIPOlI The fee is *"'" for ..icrbt The fee is '$20 for eight the art work was missing un. cations among "our staff, stu' pv _ tIl be looked out of his win. Trombly) attended Oakland the small size of its side SIll.. W .. weeks. weeks. diJW Sunday morning. Mr. dents, trtatees and communi. ty-at-large ... University," Dr. Adams com. y~~cu m e.m b e r s were Yoga also is offered for Colombo said he checked mented. SHADY SPOT mixed classes of .men, wom. around bis premises, with. Dr. Adams used the news- sympathetic but they f.lt :142.50 VALUE,!••• $32.50 This is the time of year en and teens on Wednesdays, out success. letter to call to the staU's He added that "Bob But- they had to look at the house Jack ... Only •••• 91 ... Val..,. $24.50 ton, (English, South High in the light of the other resi- when people try to keep out ~rom 7:30-8:30 p.m. by.SRi" ----- attention the retirement of . mstructor Charles Friday. Good luck to some men Mr. and Mrs. Lewis "Gray. School), spent two weeks on denees on NC)tre Dame, and 1M05 Mack TU 2.1340 of the sunshine they w!shed IThe fee Is the same, $20 for means not getting what they "The Lewis Grays bave the staff of Oakland Univer. the l'equest 'Was unanimously 0,.. Deily ,... let.; S '.M. they could afford last WInter. eight weeks. deserve . opted for earJ.v: nitirement. sUy this summer. denied.
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,. •1 " .... '_.Jo..l_~~~..I~l.J1 ...... ~~~,l..;.:.:.J..'J ....~ .... '..i.~...... :.._~:~.~. _ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Urges Response to Duplay G.P. Farms Awarded AAA !W~DAY HOlliS; OPEN : fl~~:~~":y~:::nd~y, pa~e:,th:e~: iJ~:::g:Pedestrian Safety ,Citation Mon., TUel., , September 2; a national holi- lowered, all present should ------Wed., Thurs., SUNDAY day." face It, stand at attention By Barbara Jk1UIl) I ehariiDli passeDfus and was 9 a.m. to 7 p.m .. Mrs. Keller said the Auxll. and salute: uniformed per. The Farms has been award. struck ,ft. the car begaD Friday 10. A.M. ilry. has chosen the Cook sons render the miUtary ed a Pedestrian Safety Clta. to move! ADotber was • lilt. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ford site because the agency salute; women and uncov. tlon from the Automobile AA. year-oldid1lld Who ran ael'Ols Saturday has flowD the flag OD its ered men place their right .sociation of America, (AAA), the slre;t JJlto • ear. Neither 9 o:m. to 6 p.m., TO building and have placed hands over their hearts. Men for its outstandin, pedestrian of the" accidents required smaller ones on poles be. should remove their hats, safety record in the associa. mediealJ atteJlt101l. 'rices Good Thrv TIIft:, A"II. 27th tween the sidewalk and curb holding them over their tion's 35th Annual Pedestrian The ihlrd a«idenl oceur. 5 P.M. and around its building daily. hearts with their right hands. Safety Evaluation. red When a 68-year-old wom. w. ,..",. the ritlht t. "We hope that everyone The Pledge of Allegiance A pla~ue w~ ,be presentc:d an, tn'ipg to puah ber Italled Limit q_ntities. will accept a pamphlet and should be teclled at atten. to the city oUiclals later this car on the ice sUpped under. read it carefully and abide tion with the right hand over month by Governor William neath ~ and'the ear rolled by the regulations governing the heart; military personnel G. Milliken at a special over h~r. the display of our flag," the should salute. awards luncheon in LaIls1.DC. "It's not just compiling a Auxiliary president said. If the flag is not flown Thil award is for the good record of statiaUes, but "Bear in mind that the during the playing of the 1973 record. The Farms won it's what you do about the Stars and Stripes represents National Anthem, all present the same award for its 19'12 accidents that dooceur," our nation, and thereby the stand and face the music. pedestrian sl;fety ~cord. Chief F~rber sa!d. "Undoubt. people of our country, citl. Persons in uniform salute at Farms Police Chief Robert ed1y oUr program ill biJh. zens Ind non-eitizens alike, the first note, holding it until Fer b e r said '!be Farms lighted :by our Traffic safety that is, tbe non-citizens reo the last note. Otbersstandlt hasD:t had a pedestrian Officer'Joseph Belanger." siding permanently in our attention, men removing their fatality in the past four ' country. Visitors from foreign hats. If the flag is displayed, years. He explained the three ~fflcer Belanger was apo landa, are under its protec. all present should salute. pedestrian accidents that POlJ1ted .traffic aDd safety tion, too, while they stay in Every Ilome should have a occurred In the eity during ~cer. m .1972 aDd de~la the United States." flag and resideDces should 1973. pnmarlJy WIth the edu,cation The pamphlet dlsdoses in. -'lisplay this symbol of our One was when a nine.year. aspect of The, Farms pro- tormalion on the proper deft. country on holidays and days old child ran in front of a gram .of, the ~ E's ~f niUons given the Flag of the proclaimed by the President. stopped vehicle that was dis. ~afety. ~ucntion. EngiDee •• , United States. The deflnitloD mg and Enforcement. , . is takeD verbatim from the 0 . . Chief. Ferber said Officer pamphlet: rlentatIon Set for School Staff Belanger goes to all Farms "The Flag of the United n u r a e r y, elementary and Slates of America, referred The Grosse Pointe Public Peters, director of pubUc middle Ichools, and to ales. to as the National Flag, is Schools will hold an orienta. Ubraries; and Ben !eno, dl. aer extent, South High School, also .known as the National tion for newcomers to the rector of administrative ser. to di&CUU pedestrian .lfety. Ensign. National Color and professional slaff on Thurs. vlceB. He Iwldl out copies of The National. Standard. TIle term beday,InAugustt 29. The pro am FoDo."." the. formal pre. F arms • ped estrian unIWIIDce..-I,••. National Flag is applicable g s a 8:30 a.m. in the seDta"ons,...... the new""mers alN• ...... 'U__A"'_" on peel estriaD bo rd f th regar dleSB of size or man. a room ..'.0 e Adminis." will be '-'--n 011 a tourw of tram c Ie.If ty ner of display, but the other tratf on BUiluiug with a wel...... , . terms certainly have well. come by Dr. James A. the Administration Building. Chief Ferber credits the defined usages of long stand. Adams; superintendent. The teachers and central Board of Education for aid. ing with:..u. the Armed Ser. .ID~s.... Ed war d C. Hanpeter, Istaffhadministrators will have ing• thef cityd trlin Its engineer.te vices." preSident of the Board of unc together. In the after. mg 0 pe es an rou •. I- • "National Ensign" Is Education, will address the noon, the teachers will be "We work closely with the used by the Navy in a gen. group, as will Carl W. Lord, able to work in their build. Board to get safe crosswalks eral manner, although it ac. president of the Grosse Pointe Ings and to meet with their at all the schools," he said. tua1ly indicates the National Edueatlon Association. principals. "We employ Wayne County Flag flown by airships, ships Other speakers' on the New staff members for Road Commission edgineers and boats. morning program are Dr. 197'"75 inelude Joseph F. to do studies for us 81 wen • "National Color" per. Joseph Spagnoli, assistant Bauer, (Music Pierce and as our own staff. The Farms talns to flags carried by dis. superintendent • instruction; Trombly): Mrs: Rose B. Bel. ~as estabUshed school waik. mounled units of the landing Lawrence F. Kennedy, assist- lanca, (Commercial Foods/ 10g routes that are continually force and Is stubbier thaD ant superintendent-personnel; Homemaking North High evaluated ind upgraded." the National Ensign. . Ray MacArthur, director, School); TIlo~as Boos (Busi. Chief Ferber said enforce • • "National Standard" is business and finance; Dr. ness Education, South'Wgb): ment comes in when a warn. carried by mounted me. George T. Edcllogton, admin. Marcia Cook, (English, Al. ing is given on the street to chanized and motorlzed units. islrative assistant to the ternative Education, North/ a pedesbian or when a viola- The booklets car r y a superintendent; Reginald P. South) ; Mrs. Cynthia K. tfon is issued after a suffi. wealth of information in- Sienkiewicz, dire et 0 r of Doherty, (Trainable Retard. dent warnlnC period. eluding ~.efollowing:' pupil personnel; William T. ed, Poupard): "We can pinpoint the bat- Others are Dr. James A. ard locations and do some. g Hoeh, (prlneipal, South!hfn ~bout them by employ. YSD Rep.oris Drop I'n Cases High); KareD L. Kanoers, 10g elther education, eJl4i' (Trainable Retarded Pou- nee~ing :and enforcement, (CoDtiDUed from Page 1) was for possession of broad. pard): Gail C. MacCallum, usually an three," Chief rer. plaints. vandalism, five. and use paraphernalia, marijuana (Music, Ferry. Defer, Par. ber noted.. violation of controlled sub- and phE:ncyclidine, (animal cells, Pierce): Mrs. Nancy S. .He emphasized the peeles. stances, five, all continue to transquillzer). The four marl, Mack, (Trainable Retarded, trian s.afety proll'am is a I; show a decrease in incidence. juanacases involved three Poupard)' Alan R Marshall continwng effort. 1\ The runaway cases involv•. male adults and four male (Indu::trU:1 Arts, .BrowneD); "I hope we ,quaUfy and re- ! ed three boys and four girls. juveniles, while the other Richard G. Motta (Industrlal ceive an awat'd every year Two boys voluntarily relurn. case involved one male adult Arts North/South). bereaft.ar," be ~ommented. . ed, while the other boy and and one male juvenile. ' , ''Two in a row is a grea~ the four girls were arrested. Twelve applications ,for pe•. More include Mrs. Ruth'M.;;tart." Tbeboy was traliSported to tJtionweresubmJ«eci'tDthe Shriman, (Job Placement ---- -.. ~_ •. .. ~. the 'Wayne County Youth W C t J j'l CouDselor Coordinator, Home. awne oun y u v e n e South High)' ChristIne Wol. Court. The court has, so far, ski, (EmotioiJally Disturbed. .... IIASOICAILI 1-- Use of Marija~Da acted on four of them. Bamard/Monteith); Bonnie (firDJII 'Dime . Four of th~ violations of Tbe total case breakdown M c Lea n, (Kindergarten, controlled substances were for July shows: burglary and Barnes)' and Pamela Mager ~UBimI. 'erttim , for use of marijuana and one larce~y/theft, nine incidents; (Adjuste'd Learning, Mason): 15318 Mack tu 1-4 runaways, seven: vandalism ------and violalion of the Control • . Pointer Wins led Substances Aet, five each; sex offenses, four; aU GABAG' I IEW•• Golf Award other criminal can t act s TflouaLIt th~~~e are other assaul~ Charles Wood, the son of GRINDER? C11 Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. and drunkenness, two apiece; C.II Wood, of Sunningdale won auto theft, P 0 sse s s I 0 D of the most improved 'golfer stolen property, violation of award at the recently con. liquor laws, telephone calls, eluded fifth session of the (threat/nuisance); mischie. United States Golf Academy, vous children complaints. Plymouth, Ind. suspicious persons and other Sixty.five boys between to- non. crlm inal con ta c t. one • YA 2.9070 18 years of age participated. each.
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I /. .Ll '.Ifl,.i., I I 1 11Iursd.y, August 22, 1974 GROSSE PO I NT ENE W 5 '. Seven SBoaT.UVED GaAa 'I'D .00& . A theory with neither faith Get.rieh.quiet lUeken bite "1111111_ Of Pointer, ]oin Equality Day nor trult for it folllldatiOD 10 creeclily tbeft'. jUlt DO First Place Winner will Dever amOWlt to mue!l. realOD for d1aqiq the bait. Women's Equality Day will of Whittier road, au1ating be held on the Kern Block arts. Monday, August 26, from 10 'n\ere wlU be a DOOn pro- i1df, : UHA YFEVER- -REMODEL 8.m.-3 p.m. The program gram of speekers and folk An etreelive trealment. centers on the theme: "Two sin&ers, an awards program Cenluries of Progress - from 5 to 8 p.m. and an eve. .No~hols or pill •. Women: Our Herstory, OUr ning program of the Worn. , RESEARCH. Boll 922. GP. .1117_ Horizons." en's Symphony String Quar. gearborA. Miell. 48121" DOiI1 TAU A ~ A PROFESSIONAL Sponsored by the Detroit let. Bicentennial and tbe Detroit y..., It, l1S - ._.~.II.,...... Human Ri~lsDepartment, we. QIAOII CUR ...... " ~ .. Women's Equalily Day will !.it:'y...r~w:JJ·~ •.. & - include 59 organizations., ...., 'PI!'.-:;r.II'.. ..=.c.--- • ,.. will ..., Veu K.w e- c.et 1ft. APance It will focus attention on the 19th Amendment to the g~"'.:d"lisf_r..~~u:.You-;::r- 11_. Constitution 'giving women , ....::-...... ,.. - the right. to vote. The 'pro. - - gram also is the kick.off :: :r:.'::.1:.~ ,- .. will lie .i ·,.. celebration for the United y.. Get Tep Quality , PI...... On Tl... Nations' 1975 International • r.. , _ • -.as .Ama MaEi • lB. _ .IA~ Women's Year and women's '1mB • PUla 'CISTII UUIIS .. MIlS •• _ participation in the Bicen. tennial. Pointers participating in I various booths in the Kern CUSTO~FT5 B1uck include Darlene Ziol. C.lUllWcli_ C."'fM"''1 UVAIIJTI kowski, of Holiday road, women in health; Chloe 80em, of Prestwick road, '. i.--CllllM_ Gloria Freiwald, of Rathbone '. ..~.~C ...:=,s~ TU '.1024 place, and Betle Prudden. of .:~.•l.'::,..•'l. lam MACI AYl__ IOSSI POIm Zif COOl 4ID6 Norlh Brys road, women in the arts; and Lenore Bassett, .••• SHYING THIS AREA SINCE 1956 Six.Gun Sho~s I[:.~~.~..~:. .:::~ The Poinle has a young and lime intensifies in the sum. talented figure skater in its mer when school is out. She Fired at Office .~~~ ~l~ OWN YOUR OWN midst in lhe person of 11. skales six 10 eight hours a ~ ~ year.old L I N DA VAN day for five. days during the ~ ~ Six gun shots were fired. at .••. .~ DUSEN, of Stephens road. week in comparison to some 9-HOLE GOLF COURSE 10.15 hours a week during lhe Mack avenue olfice of ~.,:~.~::: ~ Last week's NEWS reporl. the winter, (all. that home. Dr. Wayne N. Jacobus short. .••. ~: ed that Linda, representing Complete set includes nine !ach, work can "slow." a budding ly before 4 a.m. Wednesd"y, :::: ~:: the Detroit Skating Club, profeitsionally sized holes, 24" skater down). August 14. reporled Woods .• ~ ~ .... won a first place gold medal poles, flag markers arid ban When asked ho..... she be~ police. The office was vacant ~~l1 W/ ..../. J( u~' y; ~ saucers. 'No bending to pick up in the Columbus Summer at the time. .••.~ ~.. bon). ,-~ ",. Figure Sk!lting Competition came interested in figure held. earlier tllis month in skating, Linda replied, "A Police were notified of the ,'.' ~ Whether fours is' a small lot, or Columbus, O. ' friend called me up and asked about skraiing lessons ~~~ides~~~.9:~fr~C:r' a;:~:: !11j ~ a large estate, you can layout This spring, she parlici. of /M ~ your own course in minutes. and I decided to take them. Fowler discovered five bul. :::: a ~ . . .t~. IJd/tlIJ(}. (Jft ~~ paled in Tri.Slate competi. My friend quit long ago but No interference with lawn cut. tion in Bowling Green, 0., I kept on going because I let holes in a window on the :,::.1:.~::.~ .~.'~ and placed .second. Linda building's north side and ~~ ting as holes are placed below like it" the lawn cutting sur;face. also has participated in anolher bullet lodged in the ~bJj ~;-r-~' ~ ~~. .... three shows in. st. Clair Now, Linda and her in. st~cture's -oulslde window:::: ,(.JAp.JnAU'JIIn ) f .~(A' ~ ~ slructor, Ann Seror, out of c~~ A perfect gift for the family who &bores and this summer was ~I ~~~~ ~ ~I have everything. a soloist in exhibitions at the Detroit. are looking forward Two bullets were recovered :::: 1 Grpsse Pointe Community to the Easlern Great Lakes TOTAL COST ONLY $19.95 competition which will be by police, one ot which ::~ Your opportunihl to •• v•. 20" ~. and Oak Park Rinks. lodged in tbe counter located t.::.. .,. .: We Pay Delivery Charges and held t his December in s:: Linda, a student at Univers in the reception area. One I' d II . f ~~ ~salesTa)(. sity Liggett School, has been Lansing. bullet was lodged in the ban. :::: on a Imite co ection of amous ~ \ ,,! _' Mail Check or Money Order to skating for two years. At way wall, while anolher went :::: Baker upholstery, and custom order :::: ' .' -l- this time, she hopes to pursue -- COMPASS POINTE - G.P. A Late Dater .through the hallway wall and :,:,:.'::::::. ! figure skating as a career. into the examining rooin's f t f I ~ P.O. lox 326 While she p r act ice s Kept Detained back wall. Two other bullets ','. rom a arge selection 0 uxury ~.. Allen Park, Michigan 48101 throughout the year, her ice ,also were lodged in the '.:.:::: styles and fabrics, Now is a mOlt ~~::;: James Auguste Guereux, roo~'s back wall. ~:~ :::: I DUSTRIAL 129, of 2434 Casmere, Ham. Officer Fowler and Ser. ~~ favorable time to select these :::: I . tramck. told a, Shores public geant Bernard Kelly recov- :;:~, :::: "'OMMERCIIL s~fety officer •. who slopped ered six .30 caliber casings ::~ distinctive furnishings, crafted ::.~ " hIm for travelmg on Lake. next to the curb on Kenmore. ....' ~:: 'ING" shore road at an excessive A resident had contacted :::: by skilled, hands and noted for ::~ • CaR rate of speed. he was late Ii t 3'53 d' :.':::.:.', :.,••:~••• PIP for a date. His appointment po c~.a . a.m. reg.ar mg their timeless enduring beauty. was delayed a little longer ~~id~I~~:n~~d~~:'. ~~~cl~e~: \;~~ ~~ when. he was arrested and off in the distance. The citi. :::: ~: taken 10 the slati~m. zen stated be heard one shot :::: --y-: ~ S 's :::: tHEATINC ion~~~~~.:a~tdr~~~~~ ~~~~~.'~(:l~Afi~.~~_:'~~n:~~,:J~j UaCOVon j.~ a.m., Wednesda)', August U, tlgalion proved the complaint .:.: .••• 15304 ICEtcHEVAL • VA 2.'07 when henaldwas Jacob,observed whoby t'0 be unfounde;d however, .••.:::: ~~O ~ U@. 0 r-:::a nDu,...... Du"O"'~~.. ~::~.' Sgt, Do the laler reporl changed that. ;::: ~ ~U ~ U U. '-!!:' ~U U U"-!' :.:- paced the motorist at over .••• ::~ 60 miles' an hour. The incide::t is classified :::: ,',' He was stopped at Fon. a.s random malici0ll;s destruc. :::: 2 HOUR FREE PARKING ... JAC08S0N'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET :~:1 BILL .E•• E.'I tana. and when asked by the hon 10property, po1Jce added. c::::;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::;:=:::::=:::::=:::::::::;:;:::::::;:::::;:::::::::::::::=:::::::::::=:::::::::::::::~:: sergeant why he wa~ driving so fast Guereux said h'e was DOWNTOWN !X~~ FORD lale for a date. Guereux was ., .:1 informed he was under arrest and ordered to follow the lrivites You To ~ Mario "Mike" Farmil' policeman to The Shores sta. Allergy. sufferers need ••• For Your Next New or Used Car tion. At the slation, Guereux • H you have .hopped and have a price in mind, was issued a violation ticket for careless driving ar.d told the Electronic Air CleanEir make UI an offer! C8It that he would not be released until he posted a $75 bond. • Chouffeur Servico to Your Downtown Offica or Mario "Mileo" Farmi., This caused a further delay Downtown Shopping A..- because a friend had to bring lhe required bond so A Good Man he could be released. 1833 E. JEFFERSON He is scheduled to appear To Know in court Wednesday, August WO 3-4700 28. ~~
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\, ~rsdlY, Augud 22, 1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eight rad TAXES COVER GI BILLS more than a h.\th school c . ' uate - it is beileved that the NEW P08mON the leasing corporation will Based on tZe estimate that $29 billioo cost of three GI DeU'oitbank Corp., parent be in Detroit. Chairman C. 125th Michigan State.FairRetUly to Open August 23 a male college graduate will, Bills has been repaid mlDY company of' Detroit Bank Boyd Stockmeyer, of Detroit- baking, needlecraft and can. timu over by the 5.9 mWion Many Pointers will want Willie Tyler and Lester and Total purses awarded by during his lifetime, eam and and Trust, has announced the bank Corp., said the new to ning and preserving at 2:1.$ veterans. wbo trained at col. firm' Is a natllul develop. attend the Michigan State the Chi.Lites, a pop music the Fair ineluding those for pay income taxes OD 'about formation of a leasing 'sub. I p.m. on August 28. a quarter~f.a.D1.i.Won doDars le,e level sidiary that will be directed ment resulting fro m the Fair-Ameriea's oldest state recording group from De. youth cau exhibitors are ex. fair _ when it opens its troit, (August 27).' peeled to reach $195,000, Mr. Other champion homemak. \ . by James R. Waterston, of growing interest of business 125th year tomorrow, A.ugust Others incillde Lynn An. McLachlin said, an increase ers from various county fain Devonshire road. The new in the leasing of equipment. within the State will complete firm, Wabeek Leasing Corp., Mr. Waterston also is a vice. 23. derson, of country and wes. of $39,000. Running through LabOr tern fame, (August 28); the Expanded for 1974 is the for the title of Grand Cham. will engllge in equipment president of Detroit Bank pion Homemaker. leasing. The headquarters (If and Trust. Day, September 2, the ll-day New McKinney Cotton Pick. annual State Fair livestock Fair willfeatur~. ~rs who are reviving the 1920 auction, which will start at Downtown Detroit will get _ An expanded free epter. Jazz soundJ, (August 29); 1:30 p.m. Augllst 27. a look at the Fair a few . Soul Man Ray Charles, (Aug- At I . bours before most other res. Iwo new worlds lainment program which In. ust 30); Tonight television, east.60 steers. mclud- idents of the metropolitan eludes top recording and tele- show's DOe severinsen with IDg the Juwor ~hampt,ons ~n!l area. vision stars, an auto thrill his Now Generation Brass the top ~uDlor Champ!~n 01 entertainment show and a circus. and Today's Children groups, pens of sw10e and sheep. wdl The annual MichiglD State _ More than 8,000 animals (August 31-Sept.. 1); and ~,offered for sale. p~lvate Fair Parade will wend its At the Shorian Motor Inn! Dine aboard the Julie way down Woodward avenue I Plante in an almospherelr lake St. Clair folk. ineluding champion steers, country singer Donna Fargo, c~t~ns ma~ take part 10 the from the Fisher Freeway to swine and sheep which may (September 2). blddmg. . . lore. Fore-and-art enjoy your fa\lorite cocktail in Kennedy Square starting 8t be purchased by the public Appearing free in the An aOlmal touch fa~, 1o. the ('oppery. conlemporar~ Penthouse lounge. 11 a.m. August 23. at auction. grandstand area will be Dan traduced last year, ,,
I' INCLUDES: removing all wheels, Inspect linings, In-I ~ MUlJ ttUt s spect wheel cylinders, lubricate backing plates. Inspect I I.JII{~Sooth seas. atmo'phere. GrEaXcQ,olu,.Ccdocinkint9.'.I:n.rOFmlaamn,.tniCg entireThis offersystemexpiresfor leaks.Aug. 31st,Pack wheel bearings, $21 I ' desserts. Open Tuesdav' lhroughSaturdav_. Complete I gourmet dmners Irom SS.95. Catering to part,es & I 1_------..------I banQuets~ 6 to 100. Specja~ group rates. Mr. Tessler takes pride In the service for his customers. ~ PertYc.ps,quet weddin9l.showers,bar mitl' ATTENTIONI ATTENTIONI ~~~ vohs",nomoi,. .'etirement... tes meelrngs.partie,.autotes. WE WILL SERVICE ALL OLDSMOBILES EVEN IF YOU ,haws. luncheons,bowlingbanquets,charity functions, DIDN7 BUY YOUR CAR FROM TESSIER OLDSMOBILE d,nner dances, proms, industrialaltering. E.perts In bullets. fomilV,tyle & sit-downdinners,horsd'oeuvres& cocktail.parties. Hallsstillavailablefor Fall & holiday parti.... Specialgroup rate,. Completeparties,including We Now Have 1974 Cutlass Supreme, Avail- tax a tiP. from $5.50, Luncheon,from $4.50. able To Rent While Your Car I, Being Serviced. CALLDOIII'.SSII. A' 82'.1000 '0. IN'O.MAnON fO.flffI1~ Site 01 oppeoranceGbV such supemarsasTonvBennen,MillsBrothers,WayneNewton, Guy Lorrbardo. Ste.... Lawrence& EVdieGorme. Alto "TIIRf IS 10 JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALl. one of I1lInyRoosterto,!banquetroormaccommodating FOR TESSIR 0lDSM08l£" any groupup to 1.000. WOODS IMPORTS# INC. TESSIER OLDSMOBILE 15415 Gratiot. Avenue 15205 E.JEmUOI OViISIAS DfUVln AVAILAILI GIOSSEPOlITE .1. 121.5.
f , ,."~,'.'.~' ..",.~ ~.. , , .. ' - , . ..I.."'t ~.,I".,..wtof, ..~ Thursday. Augu~t 22,1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS TIME IS JliiOW DAY BY DAY Dying peDDiless is not wbat Learn to forget the past-:- worriu most people - it ill don't worry about the Mure just having to live that waf. -live only for the present. BELLE ISLE *****************~ TUCKER AWNING CO. .. LAWN SPRINKLERS .. Custom Installation, Canvas • Vinyl • Aerilan • Dacron .. Sales & Service on all malees. ... Sodding also available 'REE 'ESTIMATES "CaU 774-9290 or 924-5093 SUy' NOW.and SAV~ .. St. Clair Shore, , . Indian Villag•• Servl.. Crt,i. 'elat. SfllCt"31 ,--- - 774-1010 22704 Harptr .****************. St. Clair Shor •• GWB~TR01TI~G "'i.b MR. 1000 MlES UP THE NILE exclu$ive and deluxe management escorted tour deporting Detroit E\'en"'here ill t>reect! one meels bolh hislon and ""elcomc ~I Ihc same ti,"c. AI Olympia, Ihe site ~flhe MARCH 6th, 1975. returning March 21st. ancicnl games, olh'e trees and gentle hills can soothe Unique opportunity to view the $plendors of one's soul. It is the shrine of peace and fair play. Soulh ancient EGYPT from CAIRO to ABU SIMBEl. of Ol~'mpia lies "Mani" counlr~', ""here live the I\l&n- Meticulou$ly plonned to ipclude air condi .. iolS "'ho claim direct descendance from Ihe warlike tioned Nile steamer and Egyptologist guide Sparlans. Of course, ""ho can forgel Alhens, the soul of art, learning, and culture for centuries'~ Beach and lecturer. . mountain, ruin and sk~'scraper, all wilh the same in\'.i- '.,£ (Limit.d '0 a maximum 0' 30 people} lalion, to invite you to \'isit Greece. Ready to set sail for Harsens Island on the court; WILLIAM BAKER, cruise chairman, of WhNher you are planning a trip in Ihis country or Saint John Hospital Guild's Sixth Annual C~uise Fordcroft- road; FRANK PIKU, of Woodland abroad, make }'our Iravel plans through IUR. Q T.RAVEL.. on Wednesday, August 14, are (from left to rIght), Shore drive; and GEORGE MONRO, III, cruise 19517 Mack ..henue ... Live a Iiule - trcal ~'ourself CLAUDE (BUD) GREINER, skipper, of Lakeside co-chairmen, of Woodland place. to an extra "Va calion wilhin a vacalion" when' vou sail 1 .CHRISTMAS CHARTERS TO LONDON through Greek'.s fabled isles .•• Call 886-0500 . . . I .Hospital Guild Has Fine Trip WINDSOR departures every Monday Open daily 9-5:30; Saturday 10-3. I Two Carnivals This Saturday from DECEMBER 16th TRAVEL TIP: A ~uitease is useless ""ilhoul a key. 1Ife~~ers ~f. thes.a~.t. ~.~~~r !_his ~t;,a~;",me"2~~s_~~i~~ If one orl!anizes his Satur. raffle and jelly bean count; Wh}' not se,",' an exira key into an overcoal Ihat )'OU "'ill Hospllai Guuu 5pe.~~ .""cu",,.. una ~,uvv, .",p.""", ..ti"5 day properly, it;s possible to winners will be announced 00 be laking. day, August 14, ~rulSlng Lake proceeds from the Annu.al make it to two backyard at the end of the afternoon. 2 and 3,weeks., , ,.'289 ~------St. CLlir and relaxing on Benefit Dinner, membershIp carnivals benefitting the reo He!l'ding this carnival is Harsens Island. dues and other contributions, 0 search and patient servlce Christopher Van Note. Help. The event, the sixth annual which will b~ used for de. ing him will be Matt, Betsy from December. 30 ...... '259° programs of Muscular Dys- MUI' b. book.,/ a minimum of 60 cloy, in od.onc •• cruise, is traditionally held velopme~t of new faci~ties trophy Associations of Amer- and. Vicki Van Note, Diane YOUR SAVINGS in appreciation for the memo and services at the hospItal. ~YES ica. and Marc Tahnoose, also of bers' outstanding work for The price of the outing was The first carnival Saturday, Whittier road, anri Camille WINDSOR TO LOS AtlGELES ~, .., CAN E~RN Saint John Hospital, accord. $35 a man and that charge August 24, begins at noon Nowiesieski, of Berkihire ing to cruise chairman Bill included the boat trip to the at 824 Cadieux road. Tickets road. ' 7 to 30 day excursion fare Baker. island, lunch, dinner and the will be sold at the gate, 10 . use of all facllitles at the cents apiece or 12 for a dol. Free Refresher Course '250•• Old Club there. lar, For Registered Nurses Nabbed with 4 The men' left from the Assisting Ringmaster Bill Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Miller, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. A six.wee1c refresher course Stolen Bicycles after having a continental R. H. Miller, will .be Al for Registered Nurses will ~qN,&27~~/i?uNau~d breakfast at the club. Boats Berger, Kevin Young, Jim be offered. free . beginning The response of Harper ranged in size from 46 to 78 and Mark Miller. G8mes will Tuesday, October IS, at. De. 3100 Howard Ave., Devonshire Mall Woods police to a City radio feet. include ring a cane, sponge troit Memorial Hospital. Fur. Win'dsor. Ont, N8X 3Y8 dispatch on Wednesday morn- Once at the Old Club, the toss, pot ball, knock down ther information may he ob- ing. August 7, r('suIted in the men were able to take part clown, and others. tained by calling 965.1200, Detroit Phone 961-3202 arrest of a 19.year-old youth in golf, softball, tennis, swIm- The second carnival will go extension 265. ' who bad just stolen four ming, skeet shooting and from 1.4:30 p.m. at 1052 bikes owned by City resi. sunbathing. I Whittier road, .and will fea- dents. ture games, t.'Osting, five ThcG u il d which was Raymond Burdzinski, of founded in 1948, has a mem- cents each, such as a -bean Rivard boulevl'.rd, first alert. bership ~f over 500 men bag toss, balloon and toss, ed police to the incident when throughout the Detroit area. and bounce in a basket.' he heard a noise in his gar- There will be a free cake age and went down to inves- One of its major functions tigate at approximately 3:50 is the sponsorship of public a.m, health forums open to the 18328 MACK AVENUE When he entered the gar- gene.ral PU?lic' on v~ri~l!s 882-2530 , ..', .,'. _._""'. ,age...l!& s~.,:!h,,_~ta ~lke ,be,-'J.,:mereedstlc.altOPICS of publtc m. \)_I'~ ".~ • f" , ~:.' .. ' ~ ..., fonging .,to-lits daughters:. fr!end, Lisa ~ru~l. 81so of ATI'ENDS COURSE This Week's IN COLONIAL FEDERAL. ' SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Rivard was mlssmg and an $5000 or more; 4 year maturJty. Intere'Stcompounded avelY 3' d' months yields an effective annual interest 6f 7.714%. '.,.~. stereo car ra 10 was '. slttmg on the trunk of a car Gilbert G. Finger, an asso. Bell Ringers' % COLONIAL SAVINGS CERTIFICATES parked inside the garage. ciate of New England Mutual $1000 for 12 months, After City police were in. Life Insurance Company's 'Prices EHective August 22, 23 and 24 612~ yield 6.65% per vear formed of the theft, a broad. Detroit.Dittmer and Wilson isGodA e Closed All Day Sunday as Usual % PASSBOOK SAVINGS cast was put out and, within Agency, recently attended a earn fNety day, minutes, Jam e s Edward five.day course covering the STRANGER Closed Wednesdays 1 P,M. 51.~~.yield 5.35% per year. Massie, of 20521 Lancaster, latest deVelopments in the CERTIFICATE SAVINGS REQUIRE A SUBSTANTIAL Harper Woods, was in the application of life insurance TO yoUR INTEREST PENALTY FOR EAR L Y WITH DRAWAL custody of Harper Woods in solving problems of part- police who had nabbed him nership, corporations and in. 'OUR OWN' as he was driving a station dividually owned companies dtild? COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS wagon containing four bi- held at the company's home He needn't be. In the DETROIT, 18901 Kelly at Moross-DR 2"8877 . EAST DETROIT, 15751 Nine Mile al Gratiot-PR 1-8820 cycles in the vicinity of his office in Boston. Mr. Finger Christian Science Sunday home. was one of 27 executives I VEAL PARMESAN GROSSE PTE, WOODS, 20247 Mack al Hunt Club- TU 6-1080 School. children learn GROSSE PTE. FARMS, 63 Kercheval "On the Hill"- TU 6-6661 According to police, alii from. the company's 120 that God is not a (Tender Bite Size Pieces of Veal In Our Own Tomato Sauce, MOUNT CLEMENS,36800 South Gratiol-792-9590 four bikes had been stolen agencies acr?ss the. country stranger, but a close Topped with Mozzarella Cheese, in a foil pan, reQ.dyto cook). HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday .til8 p.m. from City residents that ~o. ~ttend thiS semma~. l!e friend. Through weekly morning. jomed New England Life In 1968 and attended Macomb Bible Lessons they learn HYGRADE'S WEST VIRGINIA County Community College. to turn to His all-embracing He serves as director of the love for protection and 1 Grosse Pointe Jaycees. help. They are prepared SLICED BREAKFAST to meet each day's problems succeJ)sfully, I GROSSE POINTE Bring your child to our FLYERS Sunday School this week. LB. We'd love to welcome him. BACON Join new partnership, fly CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 4 place IFR Beach Muske. , OUR OWN SUNDAY SCHOOL teer for $8.00 per hour. "THE ORIGINAL" City Airport based and SEMI-BONELESS hangered. First Chuf(h of Christ, SciMltist BREAKFAST Cost, 1/6 share $1250 217 Chalfont., STUFFED Shorepointe i. a prestigious adult commu- fixed cost $24.00 per month. Gross. roint. forms nity offerinl a gracious hom~ a~mosphere: SHClREPClINTE Student pilots consi~ered. Sunday S.rvitl & Sundly Uti( Your choice of French Provlnc,al, slately School 10:30, WH. 1:00 Geo,..;an.Engli.h Tudor.or Farm C-olonial. another FLAIR cIe• ...- Call 115-2240 aft.r 7 p.m, PORK LOIN Imagine ... an elegant crystal.chandelie.ed dining room ... an Old English gounnet 'MMEDIATE DCCU'ANCY kitchen a warm fireplace .. , a count,y Model HouTS: 12 to 7' r------CLIP THISCOUPON------i courlyard a gaa.lit lane ... the .. curity daily & Sunday. ROAST SAUSAGE of a guard and gatehou .... all in the envi. closed Thuuday. ronment cJ a private walled estate. I I You r choice of 2 or 3 bedrooms, .. I'll or Model phone: 66S.6800 2'11 buhs ... your own garage or carport. Office: 336.91OQ ! RICHARD BUICK, INC_ i I Presents I 67~ 95!. I "RETIREES DAY" I GUNSBERG'S READY TO COOK GROSSE POINIE'S FINESI I I I DELICATESSEN STYLE 15% OFF I $129 Plds ...... r I I LB. •• •u I.,.in I CORNED BEEF • De•• E.try I HOMI MAD. I WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY I POTATO SALAD ...... •.•....•. 6.~ LB. I THROUGH AUGUST 30TH I I COLE SLAW ....•..•....••.•••..••. 5~ LB. TO ALL PEOPLE wm PlOOF I OREGON RUSSET LARGE 24 SIZE LARGE MICHIGAN I OF UTIlEMEIT I BAKING CALIFORNIA HONEY ROCK I POTATOES HEAD LETTUCE MELONS 15103 KERCHEVAL I C C "In'The Parle" I IO~G'I'9 29 each 49 each Beautiful English Tudor,S bedrooms. 2% baths. 3 car garage, central air conditioning. Carpeting and drapes. 821.5400 I 'e,.ona';led , .. 'rom Ca'i'orn;a. 5~% mortgage. $66.900. By Owner. 882-4163. I Gilt ... Good for Any Ocea.ionl 1019 Kensington. ! CLlP THIS COUPON. .II WIllS • Thurscl.y. AuguSt 22, 1974 P•• Tift 6 ROSS E PO I N TEN E W S Ludeke', Wins Softball Crown JJ'ayne Gives JJ'omen Grants Women college students and m~rit. Applications are Ludeke'. defeated Ilicobell then, after .ultalning a loss By T.. Puu....re. to repeat the excellent sea. Bul the act of losing only over 35 years old may qualify bel n g proce8led by the Shoe" U, to wiD the Grosse to Ludeke'., took care of sons they had a year ago. three games in the 181., four for a scbolarship award at Women of Wayne alumni Pointe Men's Double Eliml. Palm. and W and R to gain (Utor'. Note: TIds Is tbe years will be a bird O.>J for Wayne S tat e University, group at WSU through Tues. Captains Fritz Lehmann, nation Slow Pilch Softball the finals. ' . firlt 01 two IJtIbIlmeac. the Norsemen to follow this under the Women of W.yne's day, September 3. Tournament OIl Wednesday, Ludeke's' jumped to a six w1dcb look a.ad at o.e up. all league defensive back in year. For further information '73, and Gary 'Maier, all part.time incentive grants August 14. run lead in the fint inning COM' footbaU leUOll for contact Dorothy Moor, Wom- league offensive back, should At South things are much and a $1,000 award from In c1riv1ng towards the I of lhe championship ..'Ontest Ioc~ ~I~ :::: en of Wayne executive secre- again lead the Norsemen's the same, if not worse. Older wumen students who c ham pi 0 n. h p, Ludeke's and then coasted to victory. wee '.Vai it Jaeu aad tary at WSV's Alumni House, defensive and offensive at. Last year's 8.1 record and are attending school part- dumped Brook Bar, W and Coach John Ludeke han. apoa yen y 441 West Ferry, or call 517. tacks. championship of the Eastern time may qualify for the R and Iacobell. laeobell de. died the pitching to a battery A.Ida). Michigan League were the awards on the basis of need 2187. feated Meldtum and Smith, of Mike Easthope and Brian The assignment for this Fritz also plays offensive culmination of three years of Werthman. Infielders includ. season's North and Soulh back, as does third-yeer var. building, said South assistant ed Phil Denaro, G era I d High SChool football teams sity player Dennis Herman. coach Jon Rice . Add to that second.year Owczarzak, Chuck Moore, and Is a basic one: repeal last From a terrible year in quarterback Chuck Martin, Larry zechmeister. Playing year's performances. 1~71 to respectability in 1972, and it's evident that North in the outIield were Mike But the catch is not so to the top in 1973,"progress will have another potent of. Patterson, Tim ~ 1a y ton, fundamental: do it with con- may now start, to reverse fensive backfield. Brian Moore, Mike Boy~e, siderably fewer experienced its ell. The offensive line could John Boyle and Larry Lin. players than you had last Victims of a large turnover present a problem, howevcr, IEfORi Anil dau. year. of players and an unusually Final tourney play stand. and assistant coach Bill small senior elass, South will ••SERVICl Ings show Ludeke, 4-0; [acco. It's lhat calch. which ha.s Mitchell will have the job of CHi." have to rely largely on jun. e:-...... -_. -00-.,_ - bell, 3.2; Wand R. 2.2; North coach JIm Krucki, straightening them out. .,..... e.-tM - ,...... iors this year, .experienced " Palms, 2.2; Meldrum and (9~ last year), andc Soulh George Olman is the 'offen- - ...... ao-.I & ...... - Smitih, 1.2; StrutUn', 1.2; coac~ Russell Heppner, (8.1), sive backfield eoach. or not. (;1 Quality Picture, ()'2; and WOllled. On de fen s e, linebacker One point in their favor is ~ .1 tbat the junior varsity team • S • Bar, ()'2. Though neither is ready to Brian Trupp wlll be called concede the season, the upon to bolster that corps of was 6-2 last season, so they larae number of players lost players and Mark Wade is know what It is to win. will ,make their assignments expected to secure the line But as coach Heppner that much more difficult. from his position at defensive summed it up, "We have CITY OF some great talent • • . a lot At North, coach Krucki has end. . On the specialty team Is of oompetition, and inexperi. only 12 players returning ence in varsity playing time." from la.t season's lQuad; 2S Mark Johnson, an all le.\gue ~rnSSt IIniute lJnrnts have been lost. And, even punter last year who's back While the b\IJk. of this though lmywhere from, 33 to again and expected to bandle year's squad may consist of 38 new playen will be trying the kicking chores. untested juni9rs, some out- MICHIGAN standing players are return- out for those open positions, The defensive backfield ing for their senior' year. it may not be enough for may present a problem for Third.year varsity guard CODE NO. 7-05 another 9-0 season, or even the Norsemen, along with / close to it. that oHeDsive line, but with Eric Jones should buckle 'Last season's Bi" County three weeks until the season down the all.important of. ORDINANCE NO. 198 League champs won't be opener against Port Huron fensive line, opening up holes totally without punch, though. Northern, c 0 a c h Krucki for fullback Mark Isely and Of the dozen returning should have all positions halfback ~arry Fielding. AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE KEEPING OF players, at least half ought filled and ready to go. ,Mark was the Blue Devils' ANIMALS WITHIN THE CITY; AND TO REPEAL • 'fc:, leading ground gainer last ORDINANCES NOS, 95 AND 181 • GfNi:RAL season with 778 yards and Barry scored five touchdowns fi~~~~~~ .AC1Uj.\~u~f .~;:::)O~~7 I\~/.'/ in South's last four 1973 THE ~ITY OF GROSSE ,POINTE FARMS ORDAn'iS: General Revenlle Sha,ing provides federal fllndsdirectly 10 local and stule gov~rnments, Your government must publ15h \'h.,; .. games. Section 1. Definitions. reporl advising you how theM funds have been used or obhgaled durin9 Ihe Y'la, from July 1. 1973; thru June 30, 1914, Otber standouts figure to This is 10 inform you of YOllr governmenrs prioriljes and 10 encourage YOllr parlicjpation in decjsions. on how 1"lulI! funds be Kevin Kovanda. split end (a) For the purposes of this Ordinance, the term "pet" ,shall mean any do- should be spent. and defensive safety; Paul mesticated animal (including without limitation mammals. birds and fish) which ACTUAL EXPENDITURES THE GOVf,RNMENT OF Marshall, defensive tackle; is kept primarily for pleasure rather tfIan for utility or .profit a~.1 which ls of a OPERATINGI CATEGORIES (AI CAI'nALIBI MAINTENANCE lC) G GROSSE POINTE Twp Mark Elliott, center and de. species that is not generally regarded as being dangerous or posing a threat hiS recejved General Revenll' ShalinG Pilymenls rot.hnG fen6ive tackle; ,Peers Henes, to the health or safet)' of ma~d; and 1 PUBLIC SAFETY linebacker; ,Paul Saber, de- $ $ .. (b) the ,term "wild amn;al" shall mean any animal not properly regarded $:.1-1; ~e~? fensive halfback; Tom Stern, 2 ENVIROrlMENTAL dllrjng the p41rl()d Jllly 1. \97:3. th'll June 30. 1914. as a pet. PROTECTION S $ 10292 ',om middle linebacker; and Kirk 3 PUBLIC "'ACCOUNT NO 23: 3 082 .006 Garey, specialty teams. Section 2. No person shall keep, maintain or barbor any wild animal within TRANSPORTATION $ S GROSSE POINTETWP B'ut the key to the season the City. 4 HEALTH remains to be how much ex- $ $ niP Sur='EFN I SOR perience the yotinger players Section 3. No person shall keep, maintain or harbor any pet which by its / can gain early and how much c:!.emeanor, conduct or natural instinct poses a threat to the personal safety or 6 RECREATION S $ j..Jff,mE CQUrrry properly of resident!; of the City, 795 LA: I' \ I I, a l . I ~ ~ __ .- ~ ~ __ ~~_~_~. L. _ ". '.',,.. ...' ... -.'...•.. • i ••• ~ " ... I .. ,,' V ,<." Thursd.y. August 22, 1974 GROSSE f'OINTE NEWS Open Su*,. 10:00 ... :00 terian Church. He died Fri. Michigan Dental Association He WIS a member of the Tennis House, recent pftli. Cornelia Wiru APhA A'WOrd flEE OEUVEIY ON day, AuguSt 16, in Harper and the Business and Protea. SiODll Post No. 312 of the deDt of the Detroit Cblb, OIDEIS OVEI $'0. Obituaries Hospital. Usbed in the Marth 1m 11. [ He was the president of the .~erican LegiOl1. member of the Country Club The Selection Committee of "Journal of the CALL .... 3600 He is survived by his wife, of Detroit. the Detroit Ath. of the Ameriean Pharmaceu. aue the Frischkorn Construction Co., A mer i c • n Pharmlceutical MSGR. FRANK J. 19156.and the same year was Agnes; I SOD,Dr. Tymon C. leUc Club and .:ormer mem- tical Auociltion, (APhA), COLD BEER. WINE. and had retired in 195'1. He AsIoc:iation. " MePBIWPS named a monsignor by Pope Totte. D.D.S.; two gNncl. ber of the Detroit Golf Club, Section nlmed William A. was the last of six, brothers The award, I $500 boDor. ALL TOP QUALITY CHOICllllf A {uneral mass for Msgr. Pius XII. childreu, and ODesister. He was a past t>reeident of CGrtlelis, of Aline drive, in the land developing Ind to lrium and an in ribed McPhillips, 69, pastor em- 'Msgr. McPhillips studied ~t both the Detroit Rell Estate be the reclpient of its lOth sc: building company. Memorials mlY be made plaque, WIS pre.ented at the erilus o{ Saint Paul's Church Sacred Heart Seminary in Board Ind the Answer Club, aDDull Federal Pharmac, He was a graduate of to the Michigan Heart Fund. MondlY, August 5, Section on ROSLYN in The Farms was held I Detroit, Assumption Univer. George Washington Medical Interment was in Mount a real estate group. Literary Award. Tuesday August 20 at the sily in Windsor and Mount Federal Pharmacy lunebeon University and a member o{ Olivet Cemetery. H~ was Ictive since Ita i~.. His winning ~rticie, "Hodg- meetinJ It the APhA'1 In. church. 'He died Friday, Au- S~in! M~ry's Seminary. ill the Detroit Athletic Club. ception on the New Detroit kin's Disease .. WIS pub- nual session in Cbica.go. MARIlII gust 16, in Bon Secours Hos- Cmcmnati. He was ordamed • • • 21020 MACK lit Roslyn Rd. He is survived by his wife, EDWIN R. MONNIG CommiUee, formed after the ' pilal. ii' 1931. LiUian; one sIster; three Services for Mr. Monnig, 1&57 riots. He worked faith. Msgr. McPhillips was pas. . He i~ survIved. ~y two nepliews, and six: nieces. 86, a retired Detroit attorney fully on this and then on the ~or of Saint Paul's from 1958 Sisters, Mary McPhillips and Interment was in Knoll. and resident of The Shores, now act i v e Renaisslnce until his retirement in 1971. Mrs. !dargare.t Arend. , wood Cemetery, Mayfield were held Saturday, All- Group with great interest. FUR. NACES Previously, he had served as Burial was in Saint John s Heights, O. gust 17, at Our Lady Star of He was past chairman Ind pastor of Saint Gei'ard's Cemetery! Jac~son. • • • the Sea Church. member of the "Build Amer- Church in Detroit and as Memollal tllbutcs ma?, .be IYJlS. JEANNE MACCANI Mr. Monnig died Thursday, ica Better" committee which & BOILERS Funeral services for Mrs. associate pastor of Saint made t~ the Msgr ..McPhillips August 15, at Bon Secours spearheaded the National }u- und Maccani, 54, ('If Belanger a.placed Benedict's Church in High. M~morlal r m care of Hospital. sociltion o{ Real Estate land Park. Samt Paul s Church. avenue, were held Wednes. Mr. Monnig practiced law Board's, (NAREB), attack • • • day, August 21, at the Ver- on blight, elimiD8tion of From 1942 until 1956, he rOt 45 years with Monnig and JOHN (JACK) GRIFFITH heyden Funeral Home. S'he slums Ind rebuilding ilf run- What un you do if a light is out in your car? U was pastor of Saint Mary Funeral services for Mr. died Sunday, August 18, in Goodman Associates, retir. the fuse and bulb are good, Ihere may be something Student Chapel in Ann Arbor ing in 1969. down areas. He was I mem- Griffith, 64, formerly of The her residence. ber of NAREB consulting wrong with Ihe conned ions. It's fairly ~Ilsy to determine. and Roman Calholic chap. Park and more rt'cently of Mrs. Maccani was the He has no direct survivol'S. Simply remo"e Ihe bulb and use sand paper to doff any lain for students attending teams on urban renewal in Ridgeway, Mi<;h., were held widow of the late William L. Interment w a Ii in Mt. several major cities. corrollion in and around Ihe !lOcket. II Ihe Jill"l !lim and the mother of Donald 1$304 KERCHEVAL. YA 2.'070 the University of Michigan. Tuesday, August 20, at the Elliott Cemetery. Mr. Dodds was past presi- does nol 80 on, remove the bulb again and wil'h the In 1947 he was a!lpoint~ Elcy and the late William L. Bagnasco Funeral Home. He dent of the board of trustees cireuit still on fasten on a test Ught. U the 'est Iillbt national chaplain of the Fed. II. She i~lso is survived by • • • died Friday, August 16, in JOHN A. DODDS and an elder of Grosse Pointe does not glow, there is either a loose conneclion or a eration of Newman Clubs, Bixby Hospital, Adrian. one sister. Memorial services for ,Mr. Memori81 Church. He was broken wire. ., which encompassed more A graduate of Syracuse Memorials may be made than 400 clubs o{ Catholic to the Michigan Cancer Dodds, 68, of Cloverly road, also past president of the FISHING University, Mr. Griffith was Detroit City Plln Commis- II's easy 10 buy a new car when you come 10 ,lie university students. Society. were held Friday, August 16, a retired supervisor at the sion and past chairmln of experls a1 POINTE DODGE, INC., 18001 Mack A"e .• He became a dean of the Interment was in Roseland in Grosse Pointe Memorial Uniroyal Tire Co., in Detroit. the Greater Detroit Chamber 884.7210. h's jusl about a year since we moved into REPORTS- Archdiocese of Detroit in Park Cemetery. Church. He died Wednesday, He was active in Little August 14, in Harper Hospi- of Commerce. our new. modern, fully eq~ipped lacHitiea and we wan' League baseball and football • • • DAILY }_/3' . tal. He was a trustee of the )'ou 10 know we appreciate your busiResl and will eon- in The Park {or 16 years. He CLARENCE J..TO'lTE Citizens' Rede vel 0 pment linue 10 give ever)'one penonal allention. 10'" pri(\81 lake St. Clair ." .r-.. was also on the board of. di. Funeral services for Dr. Born in Toledo, Mr. Dodds .. SIlR...... WAIER Corp. He also lectured on and e:lcellerit &er"ace; Stop by and see our ialellmen rectors of the Babe Ruth Totte, 72. formerly o{ The was president of Reaume and WM.S #~ : Pointe, were held Saturday, Dodds, Inc., Detroit real real estate at the Univel'sity daily 9 a.m. '0 6 p.m. Monday and Thursday until 9 League. of MichigaD. CALL THIS HEAlER' He is survived by his wife, August 17, at the Verheyden estate brokers. He attended p.m. Our senice department il open daily 7:30 a.m •• Frie, and a son, John Jr. Funeral Home and Our Lady City College and the Detroit He is survived by his wife, 6 p.m., Mondays until 9 p',m. Star of the Sea Church. He College of Law. Jean; one son. John M; on~ MAGIC NUMBER: Cremation was at Forest AUTO FACTS Lawn Cemetery. died Friday, August 16, in daugbter, Jean; one sister, 773-2050 • • • Georgian East nursing home. and (wo grandchildren. Gain access to all light connections by reachiRI • CIIart. Service A.. llltle CHARLES R. FIUSCHKORN Before his retirement in City Amends Cremation was at Wood. into wheel wells or remol'inlJ the entire .ocke' assembly. LAK.IIDE Funeral services fol' Mr. 1967, Dr. Totte had a dental lawn Cemetery. Frischkorn, 75, o{ East Jef- practice in Detroit and Grosse Net Court Rules SPO.' SHOP ferson avenue, were held Pointe for 40 years. He was "The Fishe1m"n', friend" Tuesday, August 20, at the a native of Detroit and a 10 MILE & JEFFERSON graduate o{ the University The City Council, at its . Jefferson Avenue Presby. regular meeting Thursday, of Illinois. TED EWALD CHEVROLET He was a life member of August 15, amended existing Elworthy Field tennis court the Detroit District Dental 1$ PROUD rules to provide youngsters, Society and an organizer of the Easlern Dental Society. ages 16 and under, the OWOI" TO PRESENT He was a director of a den. tunity to play free of charge. tal dispensary in World As a I'esult of the council's War I. action, courts nine and 10, ED AGOPIAN • 129 HZ He was a member of the are now available to youths 16 and under," Monday a. 1.1...... of th. Mo.'h • through Friday, from noon , . • MD Carnival to !i p.m. Youths will be SEE OR CAll HIM SOON AT .-.'" given precedence over adults .-- a a Set for Aug. 26 during this time . . • • From 8 a.m. to noon and 40 YfARS Of TEDEWALDCIIV.ET '=..~- • Each backyard carnival all day Saturday and Sun- • benefiting' research' .and pa. day, courts nine and 10 will AUTOMOIILf 15175 E. JEFFERSON • • tient service programs of be available to adults at a EXPfRlfNCf AT LAKEPOINTE - VA '-2000 • fduscular Dystrophy Associa. $l-per.hour charge. But if .. a tions of America has its own the courts aren't needed for -- particular twist. Take for adults, youngsters may use "~ nl ...... ,.,. ••••••••.•• .-Il..ZZL .. • "'--- example, the one on Monday, them, free of charge . • August 26, from 11:30 a.m . ... I. 1m ~t?4." Court attendants have been ._-_~ -a to 4 p.m., at 567 Lakeland • . . directed to assign courts nine • .. road. ..--_ Ringmaster C h r i s tin e and 10 to adults only as a I. mAlA last resort, so unless they : =--==;;;:::::::::::~ Lorenz. 10, daughter of Mr. Turl Builder SALE are absolutely needed for and _.Mrs. Wiiliam1,.or~, ..,...... _...... -.Ill_ _...... ~ __ said the specialty of the adulls, they wiJl' be free for "-"'1__ -..._...,...... -. afternoon would be a corny younger players (0 use. jokes presentation given by Fall is the best time to improve your lawn! Gti"&Triti1ii!~!lml!t~~OIl Scott Hensler each half.hour. Today's genius Is the man In addition, there will be a who always has enough bake sale, garage sale with money to buy whatever i. books and toyS and the usual necessary. CITY OF events such as rlng-a.duck, a milk bottle drop. bowling S on the green and fortune telling. Scotts <&rnsst'niutt lJiarms Colleen, 8, Christine's sis. ter, will be the assistant Turf BuilderS ringmaster. Other Lakeland MICHIGAN road friends helping at the carnival are John Hensler. • America's favorite lawn food CODE NOe 7-09 Scott's brother, and Katy Insley. • Helps grass multiply itself O~DINANCE NO. 199 REQUEST GRANTED A request of T.he City Little Apply now for a better lawn this League that they be allowed fall and next spring too AN ORDI NANCE TO REGULATE TH E CONSTRUCTIO~l" to construct two ground level MAINTENANCE AND USE OF OUTDOOR TENNIS COURTS dugouts lIear the m in 0 r league diamond at Elworthy WITHIN THE CITY, Field, similar to the ones al. ready near the major league THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS ORDAINS: diamond, was unanimously $2 off 15,OOOsqft 18 95 approved by The City Council (58'/2 Ibs)~ •. ' Section 1. No person shall construct an outdoor tennis court witbin the City of Grosse Poin'.e Farms until he has obtained a Building Permit as required at its regular meeting Thurs- under the City's Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No, 195; Code No. 12-03) and a day, August 15. $LSO 011 10,000 sq ft (39Ibs) ~ 13.45 Fence Permit as required under the City's Fence Ordinance (Ordinance No. 93; $1 01l5,OOOsq ft(19'h Ibs)~ 6.95 Code No. 11-03). Such Permits shall not be issued until the plans for such out- PUBLIC AUCTION door tennis court have been filed with the City and indicate full compliance with SATURDAY, August 24 11:00 A.M. E.S.T. the provisions of said Ordinance and the provisions of this Ordinance. " ~ ef • c.nei", MeVriPy menl if\, .IIMI ... •... M<'U .... 1 pert, .he ts. ef Section 2. Such outdoor tennis court shall be landscaped in such a manner CO•• I.c.an America Inc. as to screen it from public rights-of.way and from adjacent or adjoining residen- ""''''''''.10' 1M tial properties. Such landscaping plan shall be submitted to the City Council for DETROIT HA.IOR TERMINAl S approval as to suitability of planting material and arrangement thereof, in order 4461 W.1t .. H.... n Av.nue at the _I ef CMR: a ...... ,.,m Scotts New 10 achieve such screening prior to construction. ConJisl;ng 01, 250 Auo,'-.I CamperJ. plus 13 po,'abl •• ;Icll.ns, section 3. No person shall construct, mainlain or use any lights in conjunc- Add.A-~oom" spa,e pa"s, elc. All mosl/y "aled, N...... tion with an outdoor tennis court in the City, unless such court is located as • Super Turf BuilderS required under the City's Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 195; Code No. 12.03), and unless such lights are shaded so that any direct rays or glare therefrom do • The best lawn food Scotts has ever made not project upon lands belonging to others or upon a public right.of.way in a manner which would create a hazard for vehicular or pedestrian traffic. Such lights shall not be used during the hours between 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. Combines quick green-up with long- Section 4. No outdoor tennis court in a residential district of th~ City lasting results shall have constructed therewith or maintained as a part thereof a practice backboard. • Lightweight, easy 10 carry box (14:1,4 Ibs) Section 5. No person shall play on or shall the owner or lessee thereof permit the use of such outdoor tennis court in a manner which will result in Dr cause a nuisance to adjoining property owners or to other residents of the City. Shouting or any use of voices or any other noisemaking apparatus in con. one box nection with the use of such outdoor tennis court above & normal voice level shall not be permitted and shall be in violation of this Ordinance. Also, the S"EC"ICA"ONS: (5,000 sq fl) 8M 7.95 Talal W"Ohl aoo po,.. d. • DoW9""" _lOlly 10 bo !OwOd by provisions of the City's General Offenses Ordinance (being Ordinance No. 185; U,.lod,,, W~hl .)'0 po",,,dl ,",oit 'PO'" (0" and r:ompoCk Code No. 7.0n and specifically section 14 of chapter 3 thereof, shall be fully TOI\QVI Wttg~' . 2'0 pov~d.~ • 0", .. 10 low unl., 0+ O'O.,jty .• 10 "''9h' ~loIdtd1 33 povr.d ~M. ",,"'iqut ' ~ . ~ .. L- ~_~~~~~.~ ...... ~~L....-....~~_~~.~. ~.~~." .__~..L.... ~ .~~_~~ __ & ~ ~~~~_~_~~"_~ •• " " __ • __ ._ •• " •• :.'r"~-"""~I .\ 6RQSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 22. 1974 ! Grosse Pointe News I ROBERT B. EDGAR DIBI A Anteebo PubUlhen Letters to the Editor What Goes On OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL I GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MIClUGAN 48236 Dear Mr. Edgar: At 12:15 p.m. that after. at s-wI a...... Pti4 .. Dwo". IlJebtrllll The ltory that I'm about nOOA Dr. SII.)'. entered to tell you is true, tbaIW t') aurgery to fix poor, liWe FULLY PAID ClRCULA ....ON a very dedicated man; a Mandle's paw•. He set her Your Lihrar1 11__ Mtob. Prell "'-1itUoII tIlG Ne&iolNll .... tonal ~0Il mu wbom I feel deserves a paws, lfIJt the east. OIl, and By AI*_ B. Woedlord Phobe TV UIOt lot more reeognitloo ~an I throUCh .nother X.ra)' be By Pat Rousseau HAftOIil.lL ADnaturHo ~"2fVII can give him. That's wby found tlbat It wlID't lood This coming Saturday is of homely facts about the Weekl1 ~l' ~""'DtaUVfl JDi:. I'm wril.iD1you this letter, enough to luit him, 10 he From Portugal ... to Virginia Williams, 115 HI1R YOIUC on"IC8 the l60tb anniversary of the Washington campaign. For 186 ,JoraMnlOD, JlI'ooIll.yI1. New' Y0Jtt, lUlU (112) I2WIOO in hopes that you will print kept setting them IIDW they capture of Washington by example, Dolly Madison, Kercheval, has come beautiful pottery, candle- CJOC:lAGO OI'FJCZ it to let every animal owner were perfect. At 4:30 p.m. leaving the White House just holders, ginger jars, etceteras, with traditional us .N. IlIchlpn Ave., ~, Wo, _1 (312) *'U14 the British during the War koow lIow great this man is. the operatiOD'Was over and of 1812. One of the better before the arrival of the Eng- blue or brown overtones. ROBERT B. EDGAR .., EDITOR and PUBLISHER On Saturday, July 27, at' MaDdie Lee'. b9nes were books recounting this moment lish incendiaries on the after. WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER about 5 p.m., my n41e.month. back together aDd ready to in our history is THE DARK- noon of August 24, 1814, al. JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY The New Fall Selection• . • • of Drumohr old poodle. Mandie Lee, fell heal. . EST DAY: 1814,THE WASH. legedly snatched what she sweaters in brjght unusual colors ••• in plain JAMES J. NJAIM , NEWS from an upper porch, 30 feet We brought Mandie Lee INGTON.BALTIMORECAM. thought was the original ROGER A. WAHA : , SPORTS, NEWS down on to the steps below, home the next day to reo PAIGN, (Lippincott), by Declaration of IndepeDdence or cable has just ,arrived at Picard.Norton, 92 NANCY K:RAMER EDUCATION,NEWS straight down. In order to cuperate. Charles G. Muller. from the waU of the Cabinet Kercheval. BARBARA BRUNO NEWS protect the rest c!. her body One week later, (August The United states, sPurred Room, and British Admiral ~Y .J)UFF ...... , ,...... " NEWS Ihe came down on her front 6), Mandie went baclt for an by the war hawks, optimis' Cockburn, arriving at the Entertaining Ideas .••, while LILLIAN KAKR ADVERTISING paws, thus «ealting both of examination. Dr. S hay a destroyed 'White House, reo it's still summer! How about MARY LORIMER , ADVERTISING tically began what has been them. checked ber paw., and every. called,Mr. Madison's War or putedly remarked, "You see good looking stack, end tables .~. . ' PAT ROUSSEAU ADVERTISING Naturally, when it happened thing was doing well. how b1hospitable the Presi. CHARLES DICKSON , ~ : ADVERTISING the War of 1812with an ap- for porch or pat i0 nicely my husband, Richud, and On August 16, at 9 a.m., propriation of.$ll mW!~n~ dent aDd his lady are. 'Ibey priced at The League Shop, 98 ...... JOHN MacKENZIE ...... , BUSINESS I were frantic. We thought Mandie Lee will hay", anoth. an effective and nghtlog did not even stay to give us I JOANNE BURCAR ACCOUNTS a glas s of port. " Kercheval. Daisy, polkadot or tie 1_JI.. . JO MULHERIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING for sure that we would Jose er X-I'ay aDd her cuts will force of 3,000. THE DARK. frisky frog ash trays perk up . PrQbably the best account I -'-1. . DOROTHYSCHIKANSKY.. CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING her. be taken off aDd soon she'n EST DAY is an extremely We rushed her to our vet- be able to run and jump like apt title for this account of of the capture of Washington the porch. And of course, there . BE'ITY BLOSSOM CLASSIFIED ADYERTISING and the repulse of the British are perfect thank you hostess M. COLE1TE KREINER CIRCULATION erinarian, Dr. Fawzi Shaya, every other little dog, with the Wuhington - Baltimore of the Grosse Pointe Animal a little therapy. Campaignof this ill.couceived at Baltimore will be found in gifts. , CliDic, 15135 Kercheval, in Never in my lite have I war. The ignominious defeat Walter Lord's THE DAWN'S Grosse ,Pointe Park, to hopes ever seen a mOle wonderful of American troops at the EARLY LIGHT, (Norton). Find Bread And Butter• Gifts .•• at The Know Your Schools that he could help ~r. and, above aU, dedicated Battle of Bladensburg, the The author's well.researched Greenhouse, 117 Kercheval. Choose a hopsack. In the &hort time it took veterlriarian. subsequent capture of Wash. story gives the reader a vivid By Dr. James A. Adam., account of the seizure of the ing b.ased note pad with light brown paper SupertiateDdeat us to get hel' to the clinic, I am proud to say that he ington, D.C., the burning of marked "Chores." A pencil is held ~andUy in her temperatUre rose to 103.4, saved my dog, and I want our Capitol Building and the capital and the bunting of WhiteHouse, President Madi. the White House and other place in the O. In the same 'style there is a . (EdJtor's JlOCe: Dr. Adami, Unless one has a desire to and evidently infectlOD bad evel')"one to bow that there backgammon score pad, a ? pad and more I of tile son's flight wilb his staff, public buildings. laperiJUeadeat G~ work with a given Board, an already set in. is a ,man around that never Poillte PabUe Be_Is sIbee applicant should not he in. Dr. Shaya examined her gives up, because the next and the loss of national lec. Behind.the.scenes glimpses ... 881-6833. Jl11y1, II.. agreecl io write terested in the job. !lnd.gave bia diagnosis: little animal he aaves could be .ords constitute :perhaps the of battle plana and military ,/ a twiee-moaQal, eoIamn for I think these four points MandleLee bad compound your own. nadir 01 American military strategy, and of top.level Where Under The•Suit • , • can you find the NEWS. T!Ie fint of these adequately summarize my frae1ures of both front paw., Thanks for wtening, and history. cabinet meetings are 0b- just'the right sun preparation for your skin? ~ foUows). interest in the Superintend. and they were very bad. I hope you 'Will find a little AIthoughMr. Muller does tained largely through Per. Trail Apothecary, 121 Kercheval. You have I wish to t~1IIk Mr. Edgar ency in Grosse PolJrte. Dr. Shaya took litt1eMan. spaee in your paper to print not condonethe chief partici. sonal letters and journals of a wide choice from Sun blocking agents such ~I for the opportunity to write As to my first impreasioos die Lee under hiJ wing, as he this. . pants, he gives us a clearer military and political figures as Pre-Sun and Blockout ••• -tanning lotions, a column in the "Grosse of the district, let me suggest bas done 'With many other Sincerely yours, understanding of the causes involved on both sides of the for the debacle at Washing. conflict. creams and gels. In the group are Fashion Tan Pointe News" as one means that If residents will look at animais, and told us thllt he Mra. Nanette V. Wilson and After Tan, Hawaiian Tropic, Sea and Ski, I of communicating with our the school system in Grosse would do everything he could 906 Alter road ton and a greater respect for Dwilig the Bi\itish advance many publica. Pointe, they can tell a lot. h our stiffened resistance at on Baltimore by land and by Goppertone and many, many more. I plan to ".e- this spa-~.. to about their communi't'y, SlDce .or er. • • • Detroit B II It i m 0 r e. Replete with sea, Francis Scott Key con. I bring common concerns to the schools generally reflect All weekeDdhe kept a care. D maps, notes, bibliogra~y ceived our national anthem, Remember . . • Prime• Rib Night is every the attentiOD of the public ~he valUeswhich the. citizens fuI watch over her and, even ear Editor: and index, this is an action. (hence the title of tbe boolr.), Wednesday ~ht at the Bronze Door, 123 I to of of his and focuson issues edu- hold for the quality edv;. though S'.mday was day Your article, (a "Letter to packed and well.balanced the words of the SODg reflect- cational significance wbi~h cation and the community. off, he brought ber tempera- the Editor"), about the 13- Kercheval. Also be sure to ask about the t book. ing events as he 'Witnessed Bronze Door bus for the U. of M. football would be of interest to the As I look at Grosse Pointe, ture back down to normal year-cld girl in your Tburs- A somewhat more popular. them from a boat off.shore, public. I consider the school system and with his careful and un. day, August 8, paper gave games . • • expertly catered. Call for informa- j Iy written account of the Brit- words which also convey the tion and reservations . • • 886.1932. l Since I ~nived, I have to be generally outstanding. dMded attention, the wec- me the courolgeto write my ish attack on Washington suspense of that aDJjous l of ! been asked a number 'lbat is not to say, however, tlon had subsided. story. is given in WHEN THEY night when Baltimore's fate ,1 times: "Why did you come that I don't see the things On .Monday I received a I am a hoursewite and BURNED THE WHITE was hanging in the balance. to Grosse Pointe?" Let .me immediately that need im. phOlle call saying she would mother, a lormer registered HOUSE (Simon and Schus. Impressive is Mr. Lord's respond. provement. Nevertheless, I be okay, and that be was nurse who let her Michigan tel') by Andrew Tally. The use of source matel'ial. tire. I First, I felt the school sys. believe the basic fOWldation going to take X-rays. license expire. I baited my author explains in his fore. lessly assembled. In an epi. browsing on i tem had potentiaI for excel. of an outstanding school sy.. sti.dies at Wayne State Ubi. '( word that here and there, logue is the story of his saU. lence. I wanted to participate tern is here. I think the Shores to HI"d venity, College of Nursing, dialogue and the gestures of ing the shallow water of in the further Improvement Board, staff and citizens of aild discontinued working at characters have been invent. Chesapeake Bay to get the Tiffany lane of the system as a protes- this community should be F" Id fWd Bon Secours Hospital be- ed to give life to what are feeling of the theatre of war sional educator. very proud of their schools. cause of a stroke resulting in Ie 0 ee s sometimes the bare bones of as it appeared to the Com. .By Pat Boaueau Second,I considered Grosse f look forward to working a left.slded paralyais. a historical incident. How. batints of 1814. The maps, Pointe to be the type of place with the students, staff, trus. Higb weeds in the field be- After three years of reo ever, no liberties have been indispensable to such an ac. '. . , where my family aDd1 want tees and commuDity.at.large tween Michaux:lane and the habilitation, I took up my life taken with historical facts count, are, in this Cllse, For The Fall Fashion Look ••• knit or crochet to live, where my youngsters as we begin the 1974-75year. sid hill behind the old Vernier at age 43; limping now, but as set down,. in respected numerous and admirably a hat and long scarf. Instructions and wool or orIon . could get a good education School are being eliminated happy and proud. I am ap- sources. .! do~e. In all, this. is a ~eJl yarn are available at Fran Kirkland's Needlepoint and where we couldbe active said Shores Public safety preciative for all I have. This entertaining and In. written ~k which bl'1U1g!land Knit Shop, 16115ldack Avenue. Master Charge participants ,in '.he commun. Save a Liner Chief Joseph Vitale 'Monday, Most of all, for my family, genuously written book is full tbe unc~rtam early years of for your convenience.. _ \ ity. L f August 19. who had, and still ~s, to our nation vel')" close to us , •.• i Third, we prefer to live in Save a i e adjust to my d. biliU the Midwest; 1 went to the The weeds will be cut to 15a es. today. Le B rt' 0 .. I th '. East Coast some two and fl -- ground level without en. I take part in voting and Farms Plans For those readers interest- e. 0 l~ rIg ~n a. s • ., .ose. . half years ago and I thor- The Grosse Pointe Jaycee dangedng existing wiJdllte, community affairs. I ask the ed in gaining an overall un. charmmg chIldren flgunnes have Just oup,hly enjoyed my experi- Auxiliary urges citi2ens to mcluding.birds. question like all concerned Venetian IVight derstanding of the War of arrived at the Kaleidoscope, 16135 .,. , ence in Montclair, N.J., but support their effort to collect Chief Vitale said the de. parents, "What is the. safest 1812, I recommend the fol. Mack Avenue on Tiffany Lane. lowing two titles: THE WAR . I am a Midwesterner and I as many 7.Up bottlecap lin. cision to cut the weeds, which f"d bes~~~ves~:nent to give Farms Boat Club memo OF 1812, (KDop!), by Regi- greatly enjoy the area. I like ers as poss/bleby ,Monday, stand between four and five 0 our c ren? ...... I.gan. Septem,ber 30, by "SaVin .. a ~ . be . I f(lund out it is what my bers are planning a Venetian nald Horsman; and. THE mn;u ~... leet, 15 cause a very dan. f th I ft ood Night, a fun farewell to WAR OF 1812: A COMPACT Fourth, I was attracted to liner .and saving a lile." T,be gerous situation exists in that a er e me. A g edu. summer, which is open to HISTORY by James R. Ja. this community by the ap- 7.Up Company has oUered particular area, especially to ~aNtion8 nd an 0bodldSayling : t I'ty f th B d to donate 25 cents {or every ever ha et any y, eas t all Farms residents on Sun. cobs and Glenn Tucker. day, September 1. There will Both of these histories ::~e~tJ}~~thO~gh : dO°:'t four liners turned in. r:~~children who play of all youuelfo" be a contest for the best. yet know all the staU, I have .It is part of an extensive It has not prevented me decorated boats in the after. describe the economics, polio had favorable impressions fund.raising program for the Another problem is drink. from making minor mis. tics, strategy, tactics and about the teachers and other continuation of ,Muscular mg minors, who find the tall, takes, consequently IiviJt.gin noon .and, later, an evening personalities connected with employes. When I met with Dystrophy res ear c h pro. plants a hiding place for con. doubt and misery. But I of dancing under the stars. the War of 1812; both deal this Board and heard them grams, The collectionof these surning alcoholic beverages. came through blaming my. The boat judging will take with the Indian problem; express l2Ieir views and de. liners has been endorsed as Many small children play self m 0 s t of aD for my place between 3 and 5 p.m, both bring out the great dif- sires abo"t education, I was a project by the Michigan in the weeds, which creates troubles. It was mainly a Cash prizes, three for each ficulties of waging war while greatly interested in becom- Jaycee Auxiliary State orga. another danger, for who failure to adjust. category, will be presented relying on state militias, ing a part of the team and nization. knows who might be waiting Now I have time to think at 6 p.m. often subject to political a member of the eommunity. i.iners should be brought for them to cpme within and rea d about all my No limits have been set for manipulations; both are fair .. A superintendent must be to Mrs. George Firnschild at reach, the chief said. "whys:' decorating; it's an "anything in their praise of the great GERRI'S SALE CONTINUES-up to 50% off ware of the qualities the Chet Sampson Travel, 100 "Thank goodness we have 'Yhy., wait until tr8gt;dy goes" policy. Sailboats over leaders like Brock and Perl')" -still good selection in size 16. We are ready Board seeks in an executive. Kercheval avenue. not had anything happening strikes. Get b~sy t~ay. ~ve 12 feet, powerboats over 12 and in their criticism of poor for FALL, too! 884-7938. to the children, or to any a~ ..deal With. dlstressmg feet, and all boats 12 feet performers like William Hull one so far," Chief Vitale things. Help to .nght .them in- and under will be judged and Henl')" Proctor. • • • WHY PAY MORE? separately. Mr. Horsman relies heavily Enj'oy a 10% discount on ALL Per- said, "but we do not want :~e~d: of wasU!1~time and sonalized Christmas Cards ordered Major Brands at Decorator Prices - to take any chances. e gy complallung, If >:ou The Neil Williams Band, a on government documents ". want to know how to enJoy 10.piecegroup, will create and state papers, both Brit. now .. Choose from 20 fine albums. Huge Stocle of Lamps, Our bIggest p~oblem, to lite, put in what you want to tbe big band sound at the ish and American, as sources. The Postmark. 884-0037. Wall Decor and Accessories date, are the mmors who get out. dance, which will go from After scrutinizing the trou. • • • hide in these weeds and have Thank you. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Boat bles that led to war, he APPLY NOW! Classes begin Sept. beer and drinking parties. Dorothea Schuler Club is supplying ,plastic describes each engagement, 9th; CREWEL, CROCHET, NEEDLE- UNIQUE FURNIIURE The stalks are liO high that Grosse Pointe W~ods cups and tables 'With cloths after which he places it in these young people dig deep POINT, MACRAME, KNITI'ING, GALL"IIS and candles, but has made perspective, .describing its QUILTING, SPINNING, WEAVING. 292 Southfield Rd. holes, in the ground, and the evening BYO - bring impact on the war. as a buiid fires, with the flames Advance registration is advised by Southfield - 559-0260 - 559-026\ YOur own refreshments. whole. The final chapter, and smoke going undetected. SH Students calling 886.1680. In /tftod. - Farr.l', Ie. Cl/HIm '1010 Commodore Thomas Bel. with its general summary It Sloff 01 J 0 to Serve You Not only does this create a and evaluation, is outstand. hazard to life and limb, but Must Report cher, of Hamilton court, W~Qle",le 10 ,he Trade - Relail Sales Welcomed gives special thanks to the ing Jor its clarity and ob. there is also the possibility f h jectivity. of a fire igniting the weeds." Students enrolled in grades chairmen in charge ate The Jacobs and Tucker BEST VALUE. BEST PRICES I The chief said it is close nine through 12 at South activities. Robert Ament, of history has more of the f1a. High School for the 1974.75 Maison road, is Venetian vor of actual participation; . to impossible for the public Night chairman. safety officers of his depart. year are to report the week r;LUMINUM W1NDOwn of August 26 for their books Other committee chairmen there is greater detail of ment to p8trol this -area on include Betty Lardner, of military and naval engage. foot, beginDingfrom this side and identification cards. 2 TRACK - 3 TRACK Freshmen report Tuesday, Ridgemont road, publicity; ments than in Mr. Horsman's t of 400 Vernier. That prcperty August 27, sophomores reo Virginia Shannon, of McMiI. book, and there is a chapter BAKED ENAMEL is in The Woods and just on devoted to tile weapons, taco pOrt Wednesday, August 28, Ian road, posters and decou. tics and uniforms of the war. WH'Tt AND aLACK the Shores-Woods city limits juniors report Tuesday, Au. tion; Jack Boland, of Madl. line. gust 29, and seniors Friday, son road, entertainment; and ~ow~ve~, it is I.ess exhaus. t The impossibility, he point. August 30. Processing of stu. R nald Hicks of Madison bye I~ Its mate~lals on neu. OET O.DI. NOW ed out, Is that the terrain is dents will be handled on an rOad Oy rs ' tral rights and Impressment. YEAR 'ROUND rough and rock infested and alphabetical basis from 8 °Judgelle ~re George and In.total, this volume is idea!lr PROTECnONI .0. & I I•• 'DIATI t!~~T!!CREENS~~~.6~~tanyone can get hurt. either a.m. to 12 noon and from 1. AM Gerow, of Ch81fonte SUIted~or the reader. of ml~' NEW from the holes dug for the f p.m. between August 27.30. road; Richard and Carol t~1')" history wh.o likes hIS BEAUTIFUL DIUYI.Y fires or by the rocks. Stud~nts .should report as Semack, of McKinleyavenue; history tl} the POint. VINYL COATED • S YIAI .A •• a." The rocks and other de. follows, (on the appropriate and Mr. Ament. Vice.Com. DACRON • '"illS TO~U" be FAIRICS aNCS 1170 bris w11l removed before date): A.L, 8 a.m. and M.Z, modore John Murphy, of TIP TO MOTORISTS the weeds are cut, and the 1 p,m. Ridgemont road, and 'Rear ... holes filled wherever they Classes for aII students in Commodore Robert Maddox, It's better to take pains in are found, by peN-onnel of the Grosse Pointe Public of Merriweather road, are preventing accidents, motor. the Department of Public Schools will begin on Thurs. the two Boat Club action of. ists, than it is to sutler pain Penonalized ae&nbonn' Works, Chief Vitale added. day, &lptember 5. ficers. .. a result of them. Hai, Styling For I .. Br.ad, Whit. B••• d, the Hai, CO"Kious R.hl.. B•• ad, 1•• ant.lgg I .... , Mol. Reg. 65' to 70' SPICIAL 4 St CHl~!SEGOLDEN There's a local firm called Grosse Pointe Real SC'ENTIFIC FAMILY fROM THE PASTRY SHOP Eslale eo.• ha. has corne up with a new idea in HAIR.CARE CENTER D.I'ghtful F•• nch Pastries 8elling homes. If ,~ucee8dul, iI could change Iheir ~I~~BUDDDA indU8try in Grone Poinle ~on8iderably. 11'8called 19609 Mack Ave" GROUP LISTING. which means they will immed- Grosse Pointe Woods Rep. 47- eo. DlelAL 2 for 69t iately pUl'cha8e your home. at your a8king price, r••turinc the very fiMst In Cantonese ,dishes for u~ ":/,.IIUDI hlf PIf" PIe,,1q "OM•• ADE once you have 1i8ted wilh them. The one circum- Iy Appo;rt''''.nt TU 1.00 10 Lunc:.heons and 'Dinners. plus el(otlc: Cocktails. 8lance. they 8ay, Is that they mU81have a group of Frl; & Sat., II O,m. to I five similar homes before their plan take8 effeci. Mon.-Thurs., i I o.m. to 12 On~e a~hieved, they buy all five hou8es 8imul- (i~w"iibo;~,".""'" Sundoy 12 to 12 taneously. They say it's eallier 10 lIel1 five home8 Rlan COMPLITI in a group becau8e ii's easier on Ihe buyer and -,,-', ,.""~, ...., e:--. 10 ' __ COCKTAIL LOU ..... much easier 10 promote. For ",ore information c.", o.t s.mc. 19417 MACK AVE. 1ft lhe W.... Neo, Whlttltr. Ample 'arki"". you can .eall Grosse Pointe Real Estale Co., 882. PHONE 114 ... 251 & aU.Q067 .'140 H.".~ 881-'010 Styling Salon Thursday, August 22, 1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.a. Thirteen Summer Plans Focus On Christmas George Sutton Wedsin Ohio At bome in Troy aff! Mr. Reis, given in marrlaae by and Mrs. George Douglas Frank DeFelice. ot Cincin- Sutton, who vacationed in oati. chose a gown of em. Canada following their mar. broidered organdy over latin riage Saturday. June 22, in with seed pearl accent., de. Calvary Episcopal Church signed and created by her Cincinnati, O. • mother. Mrs. Sutton is the formel' SUsan Elaine Reis wa. her Julie Jean Reis, daugbter of sister's honor maid. Other Mrs. Jean S. Reis who enter. attendants were the bride's tained at a reception in her grandmother Mrs. James J. Cincinnati home following Reis. of Charle\'oix and the the rites. bridegroom's sister' Barbara Mr. Sutton is the son of Ann Sutton, o( Marquette. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sut. William C. Sutton came WOMIN'S PAGIS ton. of Mount Vernon road. from Petoskey to act as best --- -_."----_.__ ._------For her wedding at which man. Ushers Were Robert The Reverend Alvin H. Han. DiLorel.o and Michael Davis son presided tlw! former Mis3, of Pontiac. .' FrOllt Auothel. Pointe Short and to of View The Pointe By Janet Mueller I It.s an au.revoir bon voy. i All good things must come to an end, but who. age party (or JEANNE DEL. , ever said the end has to be sad, duJI, an anti-climax? !SENER, daughter of the AN- I The Junior League of Detroit certainly doesn't THONY DELSENERS, of I buy that kind of thinking. R~dge road. Jeanne worked So ... the Junior League i£ calling all children ~Ith the. Legal Att~che's 01- to a "Goodbye Summer" Fun Dav on the Kern Block flce of the AmerICan Em. I. . d t D . h ]' bassy for nearly four years. • m own own etrOlt, sc edu ed for Saturday, Sep- Throwing the !larty in ber I' temb,er 7, (September 8,.in case of r~in), with. the fun honor is English friend and Pictured 'It a rec.e.nt meeting. of chairman, and MRS. J. LEE SCHOE. plan!"ed to start at 10 In the mornmg and proceed, co-worker, Maggi Earll" who . the Fontb.onne A'!Xlhary. of Samt NITH, of Lakeshore road, general contmuously, until 3 in the afternoon. visited the Umted States with John Hospital's WhIte Christmas Ball chairman. The gala is set for Satur- * * • Jeanne last year. Coming in. committee are, (left to right), MRS. day, December 14, at the Grosse The Skate ~obJle wiJJ be there, with 125 pairs to Paris lor the party is JOHN RENICK, of Lennon road, pro- Pointe Yacht Club. Proceeds will be of roller skates so 125 children can skate at a time. THOMAS RYAN, son oflhe gram book chairman; MRS. HARRY ul!ed to expand Saint John's Emer- It's rree of charge. F~~NCIS RYANS, o~ East ANDERSON of Warner road Ball co- Wilhams court. Tom IS cur. " , gency Center Services. Budding artists wUl be able-encouraged!-to renUy vacationing on the Ri. . I'hq .. A Precqron Cut t~t their talents by decorating tbe Kern Block's viera after teachin~ law at women educato~s 10 Se~ttle, FAUSONES, of Yorktown DIANNE LINDA SEEBER, A super cut. And how well hair is cut determines how the university in Clermont-, Wash., we~e Pierce Middle road. whose Austin activities Sidewalks with chalk drawings. . of WJiittier road, Bachelor of well hair looks. A precision cut must cut with your Ferrand this past year. He School SOCial Studies teac~ include membership in the Budding athletes may test their runnl"g and Arts. and SALLY DUDLEY hair .. never against it. A scissor cut must cut enouc • te :II: birti . th t dit' I I eel will be taking a French Ian. ers DORIS M. COOK, presl' Drama Society, Poster Club WORMER, of Shelden road, h but neyer too much. We use a scissor this way _ ~ amwo.r II. I es In e ra lona 0- egg guage course on the Riviera dent of Beta Xi Chapter, and and varsity tennis. Bachelor of Fine Arts. -.'" rat~CS, the adventurous three.legged and wheel. next month. Jeanne will be Math teacher. VIRGINIA A. ~ skillfully and sparingly. And w. get Super Results. barrow races. . DOWNS Al h M Ch . . arriving home the first week . P au. apter MARY E. WRIGHT. of Leader of the discussion Like to see? W.'d love to show you. At 1 o'clock comes a real treat: the arrival of of September. president and present state Kenwood court, has received team selected by the Michi. the Detroit Pollce Helicopter, plus some of Detroit's " " " Professional Affairs chair. h:lr Bachelor of Arts degree gan Association of Certified B••• Id .. ond Motorcycle policemen. They'l) stay until 2, and any- man. In the week preceding' in Journalism from Mar. Public Accountants to lead .... Iy ..... " h '1 h MR. and MRS.. JEROME tl t' DR IIfAIDA qne W 0 wants WI 1 have a c ance to take a look at Ie eonven Ion. quette Universit)'. its August 6, 7 and 8. 1974 GROSSEPOINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN the whirlybird's insides. . A. KAUFMAN. of Farming. DOSTAL, of Kerby road. dj. . " " " . seminar at Weber's Inn in 21316 Mack Ave. 45 E. Adams John Lambrecht, has promised to bring his sky Ion Hills. announce the birlh rected a seminar: on Purpose. Receiving degrees {r 0 m Ann Arbor is WILLIAM A. 886-6060 WO 2- t 112 diving equipment, set up a display and talk about ~~~r~~~;~~~/i~ ~heA~;~~ ful Living for Delta Kappa Ohio Wesleyan University EVENDEN, CPA, of Wash. I See Ollr Vivian. Woodward Mo•• Up A,'iitl Ids adventures. Gammans. during Jur.e 9 commence. ington road. . i. erJACQUELYNNVAUGHT, """ ment cer2moni.es were (Continued on Page 20) There'll be clowns handing out eandy and bubble daughter of the LEO E. MRS. GORDON E. RYDER gum ••• bubble guin blowing contests ... a con. VAUGHTS. of Deeplands has returned to her East cession stand offering hot dogs, popcorn and other road. Williams court home after a refreshments. ' " " " holiday in Scandinavia. lIIrs, • • • University Liggett grad. Ryder has just been elected Assisting "Goodbye Summer" chairman Mrs. uate MARIAN ELLIS ROB. recording secretary of the RIchard W. Lambrecht, Jr., of Meadow lane. are ERTSON. of Audubon road, I Detroit Retired Teachers As. Mrs. Edmund R. Sutherland, in charge of volunteers, has been' admit'led as a fresh. sociation. . . . man to ,Johnston College of " _, " a~d Mrs. G. WlllJam Paddock, responSIble for sup- the University of Redlands MR. and MRS. J 0 H N plies.. for the 1974.75 academic I FINCH, of Cadieux road, As.sisting them will be ~irl Scout Cadets, Troop year. were guests of honor at a 666.NeIghborhood 15, Semor Scout Troop 215- * " " surprise reception celebrat. Neigh.borho. od 117 .and a passel of Ju.nior League of I Attending the recent bi. \ ing their 50th wedding anni. DetrOIt members. ennilll convention of Delta versary Saturday, August 17. As you know, the Kern Block is the Junior Kappa Gamma international at Stouffers Eastland. Hosts (CODtiDUedOD Pa" 17) honorary organization for and hostesses were MR. and .,e MRS. RICHARD FINCH. o( McKinley avenue. MR.. and •. '~."7' MRS. JOHN FINCH, Jr., of . ."co'ijtinuini .'.~~, Kirkwood, Mo., and MR. and MRS. THOMAS FINCH, oC Evanslon, Ill. • « « drasti~ ~'earan~e STEPHEN D. HENES. son of MR. and MRS. DAVID Henes, of Grayton road. a sophomore Business Adminis- "0.'50 I tra!ion major at Western Michigan University and most other spri~9 and summer member of WMU's Inter. DUSSB-COSTUMES fraternity Council. active in Up II- intramural sports. vicepresi- All WEATHER COATS To 72 OFF dcnt of the Michigan Delta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Ep. A • .., If SWUTEItS - .LOUSES - silon, participated in Sigma SIIIlS - SUCIS - T8IIS DIISSE5- Alpha Epsilon's 40th National PAIIrSU'TS - RAllIS Leadership SchOol at the 3 Kercneval Ave., at Fisher Road Levere Mcmorial Temple in Now Y3to ~ OFF Punch and Judll Block Evanston, Ill., this month. TV 1-1505 Q :) <: JOHN MICHAEL GETZ. son of MR. and 1\1 R S. ARTHUR n. GETZ, of Buck. ingham road, a 1971 Univer. sity Liggett School graduate and an Economics major at Trinity College, has been awarded his second Trinity T varsity bascball letter. A pitcher this spring, his bat. ~ing average was .375. =:= "* ::) Amo!)~ volunteers register. ing blood donors on the Kern I Block in downlown Detroit e1uring the Michigan Leu. kemia Week Blood Drive /01' tke AI'~1 sponsored by the Children's Leukemia Foundation was eLF boarel member MRS. JOSEPH BELANGER, wife coot JagJ of Farms Patrolman JOSEPH BELANGER. 'iJ t,: '('l: Listed in "Who's Who .Among American High School Students" is Austin Catholic Prep Senior WILLJAM FAU. The spotlight is on Glen SONE. son of the BRUCE Plaid. Primed for busy town days. Smooth polyester knit, A NECESSITV placket-shirted dress is ready Money doesn't mean any- when you are! lhing in this world. but everything in this w 0 rId I seems to mean money. \ \ barbara's stationery • unique ;n"ilations '. oUl.~landin!; boutique ilem.~ • cll.~/om slalwnery 3 Kercheyol Aye., at Fisher Road a1ld enf!,rn VI1lg Ptlntl> and Judy "od. "I' • ~e .,.4ers lCe"fe4 TU 1.1505 373 fislter r~. Walton.Pierce Customers Jilt sbopJ of p/lttIe II J .1557 - Ther" is free parking Store HOllrl: • 725HI'" H...r," for you in our priyote lot, Open Daily 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. ,f ...... ,... behind our new lo(otion. "4llon..Pi~r,~ pItH. &4%.3110 CLOSED SATURDAYS 11121 • en. ,.. r .1 III • Tre, , ! 77 7 n 7 7 PP lZ't.tttnnWrtttrttw'S"W .."fiW it19xditr;" .... lA'" • it 4 \ i'~ .. ~~':.:nt~" '"ll: ..l:'l.~ ~~'"~ ..... t"'rM.',..1.&\_.,.'__t.. ... '~L~ .... '<-' .. _ ...... __ .... _. _ , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 22, 197.. Society News Gathered from .th~ Pointes Mrs. Gary D. Aita Miss Lawrie Speak, J'ow, Gloria Joy Schmitt A reception at the Old white polk. dots, .styled with Place followed the wedding scoop DlKiuI, full cap Illeves of nebora Glennie Lowrie and flowing skirta were bcmor and John Hamlin Gra1flus in matroo Mrs. Valerie Pokor. Wed To Gary Aita the Grosse Pointe Academy 01 Schnur and b~maid Chapel Saturday, August 17. Mra. William J. Hutton. Princeton, N. J't to Be Home for Couple Who Sbe is the daughter of Mr. They earried baskets filled Vacationed in Bermuda Following Evening Rites and Mrs. George Bruckner with dried flowers in shades Lowrie, Jr., of Washingtoo of pink and white touched and Hunt Club Rec:e..-tion road. He is the son of Mr. with wiDe, and wore mateb. and Mrs. Jolin Andrew Graf •. log baby's-breath in their The wedding of Gloria Joy Schmitt and Gary fius, of. Lightbouse Point, hair. Douglas Aita Saturday, August 10. in Mount Olive Fla., Cormerly of Harbor Best man was Brian F. Evangelical Lutheran Church, with Pastor Edwin Hill. Hickey. Jay F. Schmidt Frey presiding, was followed by a reception at the The newlYWeds. who arc ushtred. Grosse Pointe Hunt Club, residing in iLa~epointe ave. 'Mrs. Lt-wrie chose a pow. The newlyweds vaca. r ------nue where the bridegroom der blue knit studded with tioned in Bermuda and Annandale, Va., Barbara bad bee" making his home, small white polka dots for will make their home in Kat h r y n Fletemeyer, of >( plan a December trip. her daughter's wedding. 'Ihe Princeton, N.J. Fruitport, and Mary Eliza. Mrs. James J. Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Charlell R. For the 2:30 ~'clock rit~8 bridegroom's mother wore -a The bride. daughter of Mr. beth Fountain. carried Co. of Fisher road, is announcing Dickson, Jr., of Roland "'Qurt, the former MISS Lowrie mauve knit with a matching and Mrs. Walwr Holly 100ial bouquets ot white aod the engagement of her daugb- have announced the engage- c~3e a. cre~m.colorl!d cctt~ jacket. Both mothers select- Schmitt. of Beaupre avenue, yellow daisies willi yellow ter CAROL ANN to Karrick ment of their daughter kmt wllh Inserts of white ed Eucharis Lily corsages. chose an ivory sata peau Sweetheart roses and baby's. Michael McKinney, son of KATHLEEN MARY to Dr. lace at her F.n';lire bodice Out-of-town guests included gOWn for her evening rites. breath, a c c e n t e d with Mr. and Mrs. David Karrick Frank J. Tinney, son of Mrs. /lnd sl~'.!ves. . the bride's brother George Princess.style, it W8lftrim. emerald green streamers. McKinney, of Ann Arbor. Hugh Tinney, of Brooklyn, Her bouqoot matched the B. Lowrie, III, of Chelsea, Bolli the bride.elect, who Is med with Alencon lace and Their soft jersey nile green N.Y. and the lale 'Mr. Tin- wreath of white Sweetheart Mass., the bridegroom's sis. also the daughter of th~ laIc beading and featured Bishop jacket dresses f eat u red ney , . loses, baby's.breath and pale ters Nancy and Christine Mr. Livingston, and her fi. sleeves and a Cathedral train gathered necklines and Em. B'th th b Id I t and pink Elegance carnations Graffius, of Lighthouse Point, ance attend Michigan Slate and skirt hem edged with pire waists. They wore daisy o. e r. e.e ~c she wore in her hair. and the. bridegroom's cousin University, where she is affil- her fiance reSide. 1D Ann In frocl(s of dusty rose Elton Eckstrand, from Eng- ruching. cluslers in their hair. iated with Sigma Kappa sor. Arbor. She received her jersey printed with small I d Her heirloom Dr u sse Is The bridegroom, son of Bacoolor of Arts and ,Master 80__ • _ RosepOinte lace vell had Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ority and he with Lambda Aita, 01 Chi Alpha fraternity. of Arts degrees from the been worn first by her great. Belle Mead, N.J., asked the University of Michigan, aunt, then by her mother, bride's brother, Walter Holly where she affiliated !With and she carried a Colonial Schmitt, Jr., to act as best bride, and D. Paul Benjamin, Alpha Xi Delta sorority, and arrangement of while Sweet- man. of Pittsburgh, Pa., the bride- is now associate publications heart roses, daisies and Ushering were Jeffrey Lynn groom's cousin. editor at Ea'ltern Michigan baby's-breath. Aila and KevJn Lee Aita, the Mrs. Schmitt chose an Em- University. HOllor matron Mrs. Walter bridegroom's brothers, John pire gown of aqunmarine In Mount Olive Evangelical Lutheran Church HoUy Schmitt, Jr" of Villa Rlchal'd Schmitt and Kurt Dr. Tinney, who received georgelte trimmed at neck Saturday evening, August 10, GLORIA JOY his Bachelor of Phar.macy Park, m., and bridesmaids Frederick Schmitt, of San and cuffs with gold braid fur SCHMITT, daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Masler of Pharmaceuti. E Ii z a bet h Ann Fitz, of Diego, Calif., brothers of the her daughter's 7:30 o'clock Holly Schmitt, of"'Beaupre avenue, was married cal Chemistry degrees from to -Mr. Aita, son of the Ernest Aitas. of Belle St. John's University and his Mead, N.J, ' Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Maryland, is a wedding. Her .corsage was a senior research chemist with Oregon, 0., the great-aunt Parke, Davis and ,Company. white cymbidium orchid. who first wore the wedding The bridegroom's mother They plan a late Septem. veil in London, England, in ber. wedding. selected a gown of buttercup 1926, Mrs; Emil Deister, of chiffon with a fingertip. cape Fort Wayne, Ind., and. Mr. and a contrasting cymbidium Deister, .another great-aunt KEITH T. McASLAN, oC orchid corsage. Miss Louise Fletemeyer, of Wedgewood drive, has been Out.of.town guests included Cincinnati, and the bride. awarded an Alma College the bride's uncles and aunts groom's aunt .Mrs. W. David Honors Scholarship. Mr. Private party-givers Tom live entertainment by 14 ~:~.'~: J..:~:'..1' and Diane Schoenith, of bands, a full.length movie, Debvl~n~~i~eroad, wlll "go dancing and a sunrise water. :.'~:.' i..:~ pu IC lor the, first time skiing exhibition. September 1 and 2 when they Food and. drink will be ~~i • B.Y' p.Biring in ~~~ throw a 2O-bour gala' for'. available, willi all proceeds ':', I :.:. W~~:~&t:.':E~:~.:;:.;.:~;~~-::~ ::~:'e:i::~:::'Ofblue. I tail. tesls to charr.des and pancake ::; ::: Some 1,000 guests may flipj)ing will be judged by:::: green, yellow and calico ::: gain admission by donating loca~ disc jockeys. :::: ::; $5 to the Jerry Lewis Labor 1:1:. teamed up in one super pair ~:~ Day Telethon for Muscular Dozens of television sets . . Dystrophy. will be spotted throughout ~j~ of patchwork pants. Comfy the Roostertail complex, " ~!~.• The party held duringllie enabling guests to watch the .:~'.:: cotton canvas in Chubbies' :~: same h()urs the Telethon is 20-hour program. Producers .• :. :.: broadcast. begins at 10:30 of the Telethon have arranged ::: 8~-16~ .sizes, $12 ::: o'clock Sunday evening, 8ep. to film portions of the "Stay .::.:c:::- .::.: tember I, and will continue U W.th h dd U k until 6:30 o'clock Monday, Pit e Schoeniths" :::. . .. a a navy -nec ::: September 2. party for .showing locally on ::: ::: The $5 donation includes WKBD-TV. :::: pOlyester/cotton top, :~: free parking, round.the.clock Telethon celebrities also :::: . d ::: will make on.the-air phone :::: tflmme with coordinating ::: calIs to the Rooslerlail to :.: . ::: talk to the Schoeniths and ::: prmt at collar and cuffs. ::: their guests. ~::: S-M-L sizes, $9 :::* Tickets may be obtained by sending a $5 check, pay. able to Muscular Dystrophy Telethon, to The Rooslertail, 100 Marquette drive, Detroit 48214. Include name and ad. dress Cor return ticket mail. Sbo]D ing. 63 KERCHEVAL (on.the.HiII) Miss Kreiner To Be Bride THIS WEEK ONLY ... Planning an early spring wedding are Geraldine Rita Kreiner, daughter of Mrs. OUR FAMOUS STOREWIDE Jerome Kreiner, oC St. Clair Shores. and the late :Mr. Kreiner. and Terrance David JacobSorl'S McC.'1rthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. McCarthy, oC 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S Will VALIDATE YOUR TICKET Hampton road. ~~ SAVE 15% TO 75% e,~e final Clearance S04 SAVE TO 75% ON REMAINING SUM_ER STOCK! SAVE 15% ON ALL REG. PRICED NEW FALL FASHIONS.* "Decorators Flea Market" Great fashion looks . pa.nts, tops, dresses, to wear now and into the warm months of fall at Savings to 75%! Wm Austin, Inc. And , . , check out fall's newest looks and Save 15%! Yes, we invite your layaways! 16841 Kercheval Place In the Village - Through August 'FAIR TRADE ITEMS EXCEPTED ." ., r .• f ! ' f I Thund~y. August 22. 1974 '$ RO SSE POI N TEN E W S / Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women Brown-Rorvik Yows Spoken Bring Books To Barrels Troth Told Rites Planned for November A ~di.Dg announcemeAt bIouie aDd bolero jacket apo de~i~ by the bride and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Haisen. tice. Interior Delila In pU'lued aDd embroidered ill leder, of Hawthorne road, are pnnted in boUt English a..,d jewel tones. Farmington Hills. Her fiallce, NOrl't'egiaA telll of the Au, announcing the engagement The brid&gl'OOm wore a of their daughter, LiJlda Ann, also a Michigan State irad. gust 3 martiage of Marit companion jacket, also de. uate, represents an audio- RoMk, of OISI~,Norway, and to William M. Pankhurst, SOD signed by fhe bride. Caplel'on Langdon Brown of of Mr. and Mrs. William A. visual firm in the Oakland New York City. ' The maid of hODOr wore Pankhurst,' of Loraine road. County School Systems. her mother's 1933 high school Linda, a graduate of Michi. The new Mrs, Brown is the They plan a November graduation dress. gan State University, prac. wedding. d~ughter of Dr. and .Mrs. Karl Rorvilt of Stabelde, Nor- Both bride and bridesmaid' way. Mr. :Brown's parents carried bouquets of white are Mr, and Mrs, Andrew roses with a medley of old. W. L. Brown. of Bedford fashioned flowers repeating road. the colors of the wedding The Designers of embroidery. The wedding took place at the First Unitarian Church Mr. Brown was. graduated of Detroit. The Reverend from Grosse Pointe High School and Columbill Univer. .. S.... .,... Frank Gentile presided over Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. the ceremon~' written br the sity. He has stLidied at the Edwards. 'of Hunt Club d1'ive, Graduate School of Lehman b rid e ill n d bridegroom. are announcing the engage- !'bolo by Bill ~r Hair and Skin Car. Salon College, City' University of ment of their daughJer CON. Heather Brown, of New New York. A modem jazZ Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. York City, the bridegroom's STANCE MARGARET to Tyler, of ~ford road, are musician who has performed Gary John Sommer, son of announcing the engagement sister, served as maid of with George Russell lind Don eare about youl honor. Mr.. Brown was at. the John W. Sommers, (\f of their dliilghter BETTE to Cherry in Sweden and Ger. Dearborn. Walte.r William Bollinger, tended by his grandfather, many, he is presently play- son of The Reverend end Charles Samuel Langdoo,' of ing with Jon Lucien. The bride-elect is a Grosse And prove that. , • with Stonehouse Farmstead, Hub- Pointe South High School Mrs. Charles W. Bollinger, bardston, Mich. Mrs. Brown is' an artist, graduale. The p~pective of Standish, formerly of St. designer and fashion illus. the care and precision Ushers were Douglas and bridegroom was graduated Clair Shores. trator. Sbe studied at the from E' d s e I Ford High The bride.elect, a Grosse they utilize in croating Grant :Brown, brothers of the Norwegian College of Arts bridegroom, and Thomas and SChool. Pointe South High Scbool and Crafts aDd is a partner graduate, attends Way n e a .new IDOIe lor you! Samuel Yates, of Midland, in the design firm "Grass They plan an October 12 their cousins. candlelight wedding in De. State University. Her fiance plus Two", of Oslo, special. bas completed four years' In the absence of her own izing in sports clothes for trait's Peace L u the ran . IIHONE: father the hride was escorted Church. active duty with the United . '''-0761 19877 Mack A~n" young adults. States Navy. to the a It a r by Andrew Her father is chief of Geri. Brown. atrics at the University HOIl. is executive coordiDator of The former Miss Rorvik pital of Ulleval in Oslo. the Child Care Coordinating Photo b)' EM Za.-el. designed ber wedding gown, Mr. Brown's father is di. Council of Wayne County. Helping to fill onl" of the 'Barrtls for Books fashioned of. variou... shades rector of the Community After a trip to northern collection depots for the 12th Annual Used Book of white satin, East Indian Services Department of the Michigan the newlyweds will Sale sponsored by the Grosse Pointe Branch of I'am Cralt & ~tIfIlb'" I'am Slaop cotton and damask and fea. United Auto Worken; Inter. be at home in Jesup avenue, the American Association of University Women turing a peasant-embroidered national Union. His mother Bronx, N.Y. are. (left to right), WILMA MONTLE,marking chairman, EM'M,A WRIGHT, collections chair. man, and ANN NICHOLSON. assistant chairman. -.Knill;ng, C,.oc~eUnganJ rJeeJlepo;nl AnYOne wishing to donate chairman, 882.8600. '2Jelroif :Jur Corp. : , materi2Is for the Sale, whidl Children's books, cookbooks helps to subsidize graduate and Rcent encycIopedias are claJJes now lorm;", lor I~e fall term fAltd fellowships for women, may especially welcomed, as well drop llhem off at six conven. as other paperbacks and ient1y.located Barrels: at hardbacks, rec!lrds, sheet Farmer Jack, Mack avenue music,. games and hobby near Eight Mile road; at the ma.gazmes. front entrance of Sears Roe. .. 16640 E. WARREN AVE., 1~ bib. E,. of Outer Drive buck in Mack avenue; at. Furth~r mrorma~on may =:'-~~~~J::-ys . PHONE 886.9499 Studio Camera, Inc., in Mack be obtamed by. calling H~pe avenue; in the lobby of Col. Peslar, general Sale chalI" onial Federal Savings and man, at 886-0129. Loan, Kercheval-on.the-Hill; AUGUST at Mr. McCourt Shoes, Ker. cheval.in.the.Village; and at Joe's Village. Toys, Mack FUR ,SALE avenue at Devonshire road. People with many items to donate may arrange for SEE OUR COLLECTION home pickup by calling Mrs. Wright, 885-8619, or Pauline OF CONTEMPORARY FURS McNeill, assistant collections .ANDTHENOW FASHIONS IN MINK ELISABETH JEFFERIS; who now resides in. Rich. Ezceptional mond, Ind., daughter of MR. Savingsr and MRS. THOMAS K. JEF- 20327 MACK AVE. FERIS, of Lakeshore road, has received a Master of Bef. 7 and 8 Mile Rt,I.~ Arts degree.in English from Brown University. While at Grone Pointe Woods Brown ~he was awarded a Mall.reM". accepted 1970.71 Woodrow Wilson Dis. sertation Fellowship. ; , 'I, L 1 .p. 7 dr, .. HaW'bM / \ \ '. Sid"" 6 R OS 5 E POI N TEN E W 5 Thursd.y, AU9ust~" 1974 . \ Society News Gathered-from the ,Pointes \ Sandra Colombo Mrs. Mark L. Fossee Mrs. Thomas Moylan, Jr. IMiss Wright Saxs Is August Bride Vows August 10\ Linda EllisAttends Her Sister at Evening Rites .t Newlywed Thomas Joseph li.Aoyl.ns,Jr., to Reside Which She Bec:omes Mrs, M.rk Landrus Fossee in Dearborn Heights After Bahamas Vac:atiori~ Our Lady Star of the Sea Church was setting Lac:e Trims Bride's Gown for the wedding of Sandra Colombo, daughter of the A white chiffan gown styled with an Empi~e Frank A. Colambos, of Lakeshare road, and Mark waist and neck banded in Guipure and Venice lac., Landrus Fassee Friday evening, August 9. l;:>~einsets accenting her Garbo sleeves, was JaanlJ The 7 o'clock rites were Wright's choice far her wedding Saturday after. followed by a reception skirts and high halter noon, August 10, to. Thomas Joseph Moylan, Jr. at Lachmoor Club after ices. Lace appliques trim-, which the newlyweds left Mat chi n g long-sleeved, med her Cathedral length She Is the ~aughter. of Mr. to. vacatian in northern hooded shrug jackets com- I silk illusion veil She car. Iand Mrs. Oliver Wrlgl1t, of f . . .. Balfour road. Dr. and Mrs. Michigan. They will re- pleted their costumes, and i:W .. rJ~ an arrangemen.t of Thomas Joseph Moylan, of turn to. make their home they carried .arrangements I'j~'f':'.. / of pink roses and babY's'L~." whIte roses, carnahons, Detroit are the bridegroom's in The Woods. breath. , .~ .. ' stephana tis and baby's- parent~. For the ceremony at which ~i' breath. (CoatiDuedoa Pale 1'1) Father Ralph Barlon, assist- Burke Fossee, m, acted as .~l.., ed by Father Hector SauJino, best man for his brother .. Ir . presided the bride chose a They are the sons of Mrs. gown of white qiana jersey Rila Blake, of Shorellam THE GROSSE PGlTE COLOSEUM fashioned with a sunburst road, and Burke Fossee, of bodice featuring a high, Hawthorne road. SALON draped collar ~ccented with Ushering were Brian Fos. WUlY pearls and crystals, tradi- see, another brother, Ron tional long sleeves and a Peppler, John Kocinski and Chapel length Watteau train. George Ellis. Richard Co- "always fashionable" Her tiered iUuslon veil fell lombo, the bride's brother, from a qiana toque. She gave the readings at the carried gardenias, stephano- mass. need we say morel tis and ivy. The mother of the bride Linda Ellis. who served as seleC'fed a two-piece silk chif. \ her sister's honor attendant, fon costume f1oral.printed in Married to. Mr. Fassee, son of Mrs. Rita . phofo by Collingwood SlIldlo 881~7252 3nd bridesmaids Kris Adu- shocking pink and ivory. Sh1l Blake, af Sharehamroad, and Burke Fossee, of Wedding vows were spoken Saturday, August ams, Janet Peppler and Mi- carried a nosegay .of pink Hamptan road, Friday evening, August 9; jn Our 10, in Grosse Pointe Memarial Church by JOANN chele Polver wore candy pink roses and baby 's-brea th. The Lady Star of the Sea Church was SANDRA WRIGHT, daughter of the Oliver Wrights, of jersey frocks styled with slim bridegroom's mother cfIose COLOMBO,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. .Balfaur raad, and Mr. Moylan, son af Dr. and A More Fashionable You Colambo, of Lakeshare road. Mrs. Thomas Joseph Moylan, of Detro.it. /1 You Wear BERKSHIRE a pink silk dress with a ruf. fled coUar and long sleeves. Netvcomers Plan Fete in 'West' Half Sizes or Large Sizes She, . too, carried a nosegay FALL of pink roses and baby's. The Grosse Pointe New. the.ir committee inClUding.Ichairmen for 1974-75 include, ~ breath. comers Club .moves west for Gene and Kathy Costello, as pre sid e n t, Dick and its first pany of the season Jerry and JoAnn Davis, Dan " SALE The bridegroom, just grad. al Windmill Pointe Park Sat- and Carole Lee, George and Daphne Ottens; as vlc~.~resl' . JUST WAITING PANTY HOSE & STOCtClNGS uated from the University, of Urd8Y. september 7, starting Carolyn Leslie, Bob and dent, Tom and Ilze Willison; rOR YOU AT THE ... 16434 E. WAilREN AVE. Michigan, will enter Wayne al 6 o'clock. NaiJcy selby, Joe and Nancy as past.president. Tom and State University College of The Big Western Round-Up Trowern and Bob and Judy Cindy VanPelt; as secretary, Law this fall. The bride, an will feature authentic cuisine, Walker. Frank and'Anita Unger; as Eastern Michigan University from beef roasted on spits to CcuPles who have recently treasurer, Roy and Patty ~:i~s;~~~i~:::30Mich.igan IoMO,d Ma'19f C~fQ. baked beans and cold beer Isabell e~s graduate, will resume work moved to The Pointe (rom Greene, as social chairmen, IGM~Qld at Hudson's. on tap. Dress is casual. serv- outside the Detroit area are Allan and Gail Hart and Jim Beller ing begins at 7:30 o'cbck. eligible for Newcomers mem- and Beth Simp30n; and as Entertainment win be pro- bership. Interested persons membership chairmen, Row. vided by the banjo picltin' are invited to contact the land and Barbara Austin and and grinnin' Forresters of membership chairmen at Jim and Josie Harper. Grosse Pointe. 886-7871 or 885-3705. for fur- Hosts are chairman couple ther information. Ken and Ruth Roberts and Newcomers officers and .Draper~s 'Elephant ~:::.:.:.:":.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.=.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:~:~:~:.:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~::: . line lu,."iture ::: Open Thursday and Friday Evenings :::: ::: Open Saturdays All Summer Lang :::: 'I ,., I spotted at I.) I .C ? hI .~ IY Eastland ~~~ .... {\ ~j~ '~~~ ;~';}:(~' ~.:'~-~.~~~ Shopping I':::c-,,;.,/; '~~1A.' !,~:t\ I::: Center * .'~ ~ r~," I :.: I W :.:. Eastland Shopping Center ! \ '" has converted parking lot #5 I I into a three ring Celebration for the whole family. Maybe the. only thing crazier is the wild bargains ~ ~~ 1 you can get on Back- Queen Anne Wingback Chair to-school fashions and 'From North Hickory's accessories at Eastland now. Surry Colledion' S18950 denim joins the big cookout SU.MEI SAU PRICED AT••••••••••• and the man on grill duty TIME IS RUNNING OUT! ONLY 10 MORE DAYS TO does it with great style... SAVE 20% ON OUR LARGE SELECTION OF FINE :=: ::: ::: ::: FURNITURE AT SUMMER SALE PRICES! ~j1 in the navy cotton denim apron m :.~ .:. ,.1:1,1: with red barbecue mitt and ..~j:'~. I IE SURE TO VISIT OUR ClOCl SHOP J terry towel. One size fits :::: ::: EASTLAND'S FREE CIRCUS .:. :.: ::: all. Three-piece set, $9 ::: ::: ::: Presented by the Eastland MerchantJ Association .:. .:.: Draper's ~:~ ~:~: line 1U,.n;tur~ August 19-24 ::: "::: ::: :::: Performances Daily at 10:15 AM, 4:15 PM; and 9:15 PM "I" .••• 23020 MACK AVENUE (Near Nine Mil. Rd.) 778-3500 PARKING LOT #5 . I 8 Mile and Kelly Roads . ., u.. Our .'''''illt c...... ;' • &1 L:~~~~~~E~~~~«JOpen Evenings 'fil 9 P.M. Mon., Thurs., Fri. Other days 'til ',30 p.M. \ j ". '~, •• -- ....' '_'1.'_'.:"'_.~""",._,,,.,I .. :"~,. __ ,,,, ....._... ;1 ..... I G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W $ omen~s Page- by, of and for Pointe Women . f. Hawaii to Be Theme M la A W d Ie At Midsummer Gala I, From Anot her POinte 0 View I For Chris~~ Women oy ns re e , (CGatiauecilrom Pale 18) The newlyweds will return (CoIItiaued fro. Pale 11) Hawaiian DeUght is theme The. o'clock ritl's in Grosse from a vacation in the Ba- League's baby. The League presented the Block'!! 01 .this month's Chrl::Uan Pointe Memorial Church at hamas to make their home in festive orange and yellow pavilions to the City of BUSiness and. Protesslo~al which Dr. Ray Kiely and Dearborn Heights. Detroit last year and promotes scheduling of Block Wome~ D~trolt East Side Father RicharClCyr presided Out.of.townguests included activities, 'with the assistance of Detroit's Depart- ~::~ed d::z.n;~esfa~,gr:: were. followed by a reception l~e bride's b~ther.in.law and . ment of Parks and Recreation. gust 27 at 8:30 o'clock at at Hillcres~ CoII~try ClUb" I slste~ Captam and Mrs. Groups wishing to plan activities on the Kern th Th' M ~n Emplre.walsted yc.l?WI PatrICk. C. Wade, both for. . Bl k 1 e omas anor. chiffon halter frocks WithImer Pomters; the Roy D. oc . may ~a~ the Del?artme~t at 224. 185 for,how. Christine Curry will demon. ! mat chi n ,g bolero jacket.>I Goulds, of Key Biscayne. . to-go.about-lt mformabon. I strate flower arranging. Also' rufflect at cuffs and necks Fla.' Judge and Mrs Clay...... featured will be a display of were honor maid Diane Boyd ton' Parh of Ale~andria LI Ne Needs Help Again ' I Hawaiian ob~ects. ph.oto. and bridesmaids Mrs. Patrick Minn., and' Fred Dunne, or While we're on tbe subje~t of the Junior League I graphs and slides pro~l.ded Wade, the bride's sister, Palm Beach. . • be advised that the League's Opention LINe; by m~?1bers whoha.veVISIted Marianne Moylan. the bride. ( '. _I fl. . Hawall, and a pre.danner con. groom's sister Mrs. Scott is seekmg belli' ag .. n or ts community sen'i~e pro- cert 01 Hawaiian music by Le . J N 'E d . ts '. . WIS, 1'., ancy meryan J~. . . planast Ilah Sarber. Mrs. Walter Migda. Particularly needed are toys, ~ooking equip- Spe~ial} u e s.~ ~usician Their bouquets were fash., ment, Pool, ping pong and pieni(' tables, refriger. Rosalmd ( Rusl)' ) HImmel', ioned of yellow carnations Iators. ~balrs of all kinds and-would you believe?- I ~utoh~rpisl and sop.ranosolo. and white roses. pIanos. IS.t,Will?'fer Hawaiian melo. John O'Reilly served [ ::: 111 ses and large.brimmed red / ::: ::: and white hats trimmed with .:. :.: white ribbon, and carried ~::: *::: small bouauels of red Sweet. ::: C7 & /;) /;) .'.heart roses and white daisies. .:. ournier Jurni!ure Lar'Pe! Lo. ::: The bridegroom chose as abin ::: ::: best man a Wayne State Unl. ::: 16421 HARPER nr, WHITTIER ::: versity Medical School class. raflS :.: ::: mate Neal Johnson. and as :~: TELEPHONE 881-1285 :=: ushers James Cafferty, Leon. Make, the ::: ::: ard Rusin and Lee Moss. :~ 0 MON., TUES.,THURS., FRI. 9 TO 9- WED. & SAT. 9 TO 5 ::: The newlyweds vacatIoned Carpet ::~ , :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..;. in northern Michigan, Aruba . .. in the Caribbean and Atlanta. That Make. They will be livjng in Ster- ling Heighls. The bridegroom the Home eetheNEW ~ is scheduled to commence'his residency in Internal Medi. cine at William Beaumont Hospital. Royal Oak. The bride will continue to teach HOREVIEW in the Mount Clemens School District. DUPLEX CONDOMINIUMS ••• in St. Clair Shores Where you can enjoy all the advantages of condominium living and all the privacy of MASONIC BLVD. a single 'home ... including • an attached 2-car !larage • a charming foyer ."u • a separate dining area • ~ pon'J AV[ • Cl full basement StfOR( ....lfW CO\)fH . • a privacy fence to set off SHOREVliW '"" Roumento Invitesthe YOIJ I,' your own back yard O£fOUA AvE • 1-1/2 baths • carpeting ~ • private court "'1sirlpool 13MILE RD• Ausable ',' is imagination a liability? NOW Room I Could be . because some folks .say our line is all way. Featuring international out, arty. They don't see the "Spicecrafts" for the Brave cuisine. tables ide salad New Worlds. Sure, we make the beauts in the area rug field, $369 bar and evening dancing but we make all the carpets basics, t"o. Remember: it took our trail.blazing kind of imagination to produce the first 100% Save S 131 on this 74.3/4 FOR RESERVATIONS; tufted nylon and Acrilan .tufted carpets in the industry. Get incl-. toll Howard Miller 557.0100 the way-outs and the staples with one depend. masterpiece. It is a value able source. Get Beauty and the Basics with CABIN at its regular price. Full Cobin Crafts. CRAFTS Westminster chimes. brass weights and pendulum bob and rich Cherry case. MODELS OPEN: ';'l~UII Price $35,900 ¥ Daily 2.8 Shlawasset' EOk.llszewski Draper's Saturday 1.6 line furniture Sunday 1.8 Choose from one of Shoreviewrs 44 Duplex Units Hotel Closed Thursday A few available fur immediate occupancy. 9 Mile/Lodge service Drive 23020 MACK MODEL 293-5170 MERRILL-MAJESTIC DEVELOPERS Southfield. MiChigan 48075 21435 M",(,i AWI/", Co1fdMct 1,,",9 MileId.) PHONE 775-0800 ~7'.3500 ~ 1 ~ ",_0 __ •• • = It we • ...... ",...... _._.lro. __~-....~"' .....__ ~...... ,..... _..... _ • ,~~ ._ :"."' •__ .," .. ~'" ..... ""...... -- .....__ ~~~~~.~....-_~ ..._.~ ...._-T~ .. ..~...... "'" ...... ' ...~ .. '. • .• .. . ~ t•. '.' ... Pa98 Ei9~lt88" GROSSE POINTE NEWS Society News Gathered from. the Point Offer Summer Musk Theatre Reveal ¥outh Orche8tra A udjtwn Date Schedule Last preliminary auditions perform a solo composition ance have been' important This coming season The outdoor Detroit sym'l both Detroit SympLV)nyfirst- contributions to the general public concerts at Ford phony \974 Summer Music chair pla)'ers, sopranos Onita f.)r all sections of the Detroit of their own choosjng aDd to Theatre concerts begin this Sanders and Marjorie Gor. Symphony Youth Orchestra sightread some representa. de,elopment of the Youth torlum hi" been pia will be held Friday and Sat- tive orche&tral excerpts. Orchestra. One will be a perform week with 8 o'clock perform- I don, tenor Frederick Bellin. The DSYO has a limited of Orff's "carminl Bura ances Thursday through sat. ! ger and baritone Davis GlnU, ;r:ay, Augu~t ~ and 2~, at All players in tbe final Dum be r of scholarsbips, presented in collaborati urday, August 22, 23 and 24, : are among the eight featured r d AudltorlUm. VIola, auditions, to be scheduled in at the Remkk ~Iemorial soloists. cell~ and bass players are September, must have played awarded on the basis of tal. with the Detroit Board ent .and need. to study pri. Education and f eat u rill Music Shell on Belle Isle. i Others are soprano Dora. parhcularly welcome. . a preliminary audition. The Orchestra moves to the lene Da\'is and tenor William Any talented young musI- vately with D~ piayers. massed cboruses from D campus of Mercy College. Br;)wn cian living in the Detroit In addition to regular DSYO Under the direction of Paul troit Public High Schools. Sunday. August 25. i All are well known to De- metropolitan area is eligible rehearsals held Saturday Frt.1!man, cOIlductor.in-resi- The highly successful serie Favorite operatic. orehes.: troit audiences. All the vo. for membership, pro¥ided he afternoons late September dence of the Detroit Sym. of cbamber mu&ic programs tral and Broadway show calists have appearp.d previ. or she not drop out of schoo! through. April, sectional re- phony Orchestra, the DSYO using DSYO musicians also music will be featured in the ously at Summer 1>1 u sic band or orchestra activities hellrsals are held under the rehearses and performs a will be. continueQ. three-progr~m series spon.' Theatre concerts. in order to seek or maintain guidance of members of the substantial portion of the Appointments for auditions sored for the fourth year b)' Scheduled In threp. Detroit membership in the DSYO. Detroit Symphony Orchestra standard symphonic reper- may be made by telephoning the Detr(Jit Department of locations, the series of free Applicants will be asked to whose coaching and a&sist- tory. ,tbe DSO at 96100700. Parks and Recreation. concerts runs through Sep- Plans for a December 26 photo b)' Paul ~ch Paul Freeman. Symphony tember 1 at Belle Isle, Mercy wedding are being made by GAIL ELIZABETH ENSOR a well-known Detroit I Trombonist Raymond Tur. ('(lnrlll~l ...r.in.rf';:itl('nce. will ('.olleg-e and Rouge Park. MARY CATHERINE WAG- spoke Iier marriage vows to harpist. . ner joined the DSO in 1971. be or. the podium for all 10 Program one, August 22, NER, daughter of Leo E. Jeffrey Taylor Saturday, roncerts. 2S and 30, offers highlights 'Hagner, of Yorkshire road, June 15, in Our Lady Star of Six ~f'('a l'('~iden'.s. trum- from four Verdi operas, "I and the'late Mrs. Wagner, the Sea. Church. She is the peler Frank KaderJlOek and Vespri Siciliani," "Rigolet. and John Francis Dery, son daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tromboni..<:tRa~'mond Turner. to." "Aida" and "La Forza of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas Ensor, of Cook road. The Robert H. Taylors, of Dery, of Haverhill road, De. Grosse Pointe boulevard, are by JOE troit. the bridegroom's parents. The way your hair should be Iltyled depend. I.rgely The bride-elect, a graduate on lhe Ilhape of your face. Study your own faee and of Our Lady Star of the Sea live director of the Piccolo hairline. and have IIOme ideas about wh.t will be • High School, will receive her complimentary !jtyle. ReD1~n1ber tbisl hi.h lines lend Nursing degree' from Henry Opera Company. height, while low lines give natness. A heartsh.peeI Ford College next June. Her Trumpeter Frank Kadera- bek joined the DSO in 1966, face, for example, Ilhollid have hair styled low enough fiance, an Austin Catholic • Ages 3 to 6 • 2, 3 or 5 Sessions per week Prep School alumnus, will coming here from the Cbi- to be flurry bl'!low the'ears, and to widen the r.ee. If receive his degree in Busi. cago Symphony. He bas ap- ~ars are large .tyle your hair over them. peared as soloist nine times NURSERY SCHOOL ness Administration fro m For a lovelier you. call or "bil GROSSE POINTE Wayne State University in with the DSO. Transportation Available! . Soprano Onita Sanders bas CO ...... 'URES.20427 Maek Ave •• 884-2090. An or our June, 1976. appeared in every Summer 882-1151 operators are highly qualified, well-trained and EVERYTHING Music Theatre since the 23401 JeHersOn (Bet. 8 & 9 Mil. Rds.) creative, to give you "hat you are looking for' in a Del Destino," Tchaikovsky's series began in 1971. Sie is flattering hair style. IN OUR LOWER LEVU "Francesca da Rimini" and excerpts from Mascagni's ' 'I "Cavalleria Ruslicana." Solo- \ ists will be Doralene Davis and William Brown. Program Two, August 23, 27 and 29 and September 1, features Creston's Fantasy for Trombone and Orchestra, l{ummel's Can c e r t 0 for Trumpet and' Orchestra, muSic of Rossini, Falla, Fer. 63 KERCHEVAL nandez and Klami and selec- In the Colonial Federal Bldg. on the Hill tions fr(lm '''Jesus Christ, Superstar." Soloists will be "All SAlES fiNAL" .141663 Raymond Turner and Frank Kaderabek. Program Three, August 24, 28 and 31, spotlights Broad. way show- music including selections -from "S 0 u t h RESTYLE AND REUPHOLSTER Pacific," "Camelot," "Oli- ver," "Candide" and "West Side Story." Soloists will be YOUR Marjorie Gordon. Onita San. del'S. Frederick Bcllinger and FURNITURE! Davis GlorI. Tenor Frederick Bellinger Take seven of the nicest, most s~ted is director of the Canta t a Academy and teaches in . shops in the are~. Tuck them all int . Pontiac and at Cranbrook. He sang in'the 1971 and '72 character-filled rooms under a commo. roof Summer Music Theatres. Tenor William Brown sang . arid'wfiafao~~..ou call them? Seven' Littl J in the last two Summer Music Theatres and most recently Shops at th~ fIomestead at G;len Arl;x>r; with the DSO in a perform. ance of Bach's "Magnificat" .. Come n browse. There s Bartltng s~.r last spring. Soprano Doralene Davis ladies' wear, where men are welcome, t has made numerous appear. ances in the Detroit area, in- There's Wilhelm's for sQOrtinggoods ch'.ding DSO performances of old spetroil V A 2-9660 Music Theatre. She is exeeu- O,'er .10 yean eJ:perienrf> Fr.,., ."'ima',,, on 11 separate occasions. in- but full of handcrafted artifacts b cluding the 1972 Summer . the locals. Felicity:Gallery is here, too, with mor , arts and crafts, And there's the Country Store for antiques and collectib (the spelling's' right and so are the wares). SUf(~rjsedto find shopping like that at a resort? If so, you haven't LRHERIDGE seen the Homestead. Ana it's time you do. L'akefront Condominiums Come. Shop. Then wine yourself with generous cocktails in including a private park John Larue's Saloon, Dine in the Inn dining room famous for excellent continental cuisine. Roam the thousands of feet of white sand beach, overlooking LAKESt. CLAIR the hundreds of acres of forest land, broken by winding trails and seemingly endless lawns, Enjoy tennis on our new clay courts (if you choose, with a Billie Jean Ktng TennisAmerica pro), a beautiful sailing i harbor, svvimming, fishing and more, \ .Living the gOodlife, that's what .living at the Homestead is like. Living in your own waterfront condominium apartment or townhouse, presently available from $42 000. Models Open 1 to B . i k r------,I () 1.lm interested in details for a week-end or I Closed Thursday S0, come for a week-enOor a wee a week at the fabled Homestead. Model phone 792.0,540 ~ Whirlpool or more. Browse around the shops, I ()I am interested in shopping for my own I LAI I I, i. ..-J .,' ,., ...... i -:of .... _ • r 6 R0 SSE POI NT 'E NEW 5 Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women Mrs. Dominic LaMilza Mrs. Charles F. Finke' Miss Dabringhaus I Finke-Nyman Rites Wed August 17 Celebrated July 26 Re<:eption .t Detroit Yacht Club Follows Rites at Venetian Lace Accents White Nylon Over T.ffeta Which She Becomes Mrs, Dominic LaMlln: Gown: Newlyweds Vacation in Canadian Rockies Pair to Reside in East Detroit The Reverend John M. Deason and The Rev. At an afternoon ceremony in Saint Mary's erend Lawrence Finke, a Basilian priest at Assump- Church Saturday, August 17, Denise Dabringhaus, tion High School, Windsor, Ont., brother of the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Erhard Dabringhaus, of . bridegroom, presided at the marriage of Rosemary Blairmoor court, spoke her marriage vows to Domi. Eileen Nyman and Charles Frank Finke. nic LaMilza, son of the Joseph LaMilzas, of Hunt The 7:30 o'clock servo Club drivfJ,Harper Woods. ice Friday evening, July embroidered eyelet bodices. A reception at the De-I------26, in Grosse Poi n te Matching eyelet formed Presbyterian Church was deep cuffs at the ends of their troit Yacht Club followed .baus came from Vienna, Au. lonll, full sleeves. Their bas- the 3 o'cl9Ck rites for stria, to serve. as her sister', followed by a reception kets were filled with mixed which the bride chose a h 0 0 0 r maid. Bridesmaids at the Chateau Rouge. garden flowers: pink roses, white jersey gown defin. 'were Greta Bert~a Dabring. The bride, daughter of Mr. white daisies, greens and vlo. ed at the bodice and waist haus, aoother siSter, Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Nyman, let stlllice. with seed pearls. j Sydney Hornus aDd Mrs. of Dorthen road, wore an A. The bridegroom, son' of Her nille.foot.long mantilla' Celeste Hall. line gown of while nylon Charles A. Finke, of Madison was fashioned of hand.sewn Ruffles accented their fior. over taUeta, styled with a Heights, and the late Mrs. short train and a bodice Ilelgian lace and she carried at.printed pastel c b if f 0 n Finke, asked Ronald L. Jolly lilies-of-the-valley. ' frocks. They carried small trimmed in Veneti&n lace. to act as best man. Matching lace edged her S h i r ley Jenny Dabring. nosegays and wore matching Scaling the guests were skirt and cuffed her long James L. Nyman, brother of sleeves. More lace circled her soort inusion veil and she the bride, Norman Fel\llllon carried a Colonial arrange. and Ronald Watson. Are You 100 mentor pink roses and whilu Th~ bride's mother wore a baby's-breath. long blue and white silk print photo by J. S. De Forest Carolyn Nyman, who came with a matching jacket. Her Facing. photo by Beatrice !waal1 'Marriage vows were spoken in GrOSsePointe from Philadelphia to serve f lower 5 were cymbidium Married to Mr. LaMilza, son of the Joseph Woods Presbyterian Church Friday, July 26, by as her sister's honor maid, orchids. LaMilzas, of Harper Woods in Saint Mary's ROSEMARY EILEEN NYMAN, daughter of the and bridesmaid Mrs, James The newlyweds vacationed Ca'arac' Church Saturday, August 17, was DENISE Lloyd C. Nymans, of Dorthen road, and Mr. 'Nyman, of Clawson, wore in the Canadian Rockies and DABRINGHAUS, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Finke, son or CharIer. A. Finke, of Madison pink volle over taUeta frocks will. make their home In Surgery? Erhard Dabringhaus, o.f Blairmoor court. Heights, and the late Mr. Finke. featuring mandarin.collarcd Madison Heights. MEDICARE MEMBERS: flowers, with hanging rib. necked and long.sleeved. Callner-Lafata Rites Are Read bons, in their bair. The newlyweds will make We can malre it easy Salvatore LaMi1za was best their home in East Detroit. Our 51st August Sale for youl man. In the usher corps were The bridegroom, a .Notre Planning to make their satin with p8dded slloulders Heinz Fusganger, of Vienna, Dame High School graduate home in Kalamazoo when they and long, tight sleeves, it fea. who playS first cello with il who attended Eastern Micbi- return from a vacation on tured a flowing satin train. Mareo Island. Fla., are Mr. Pearls accented the scaU- Great NO NEED TO PAY CASH FOR YOUR Viennese orcbestra, Shirley- gan University for two years, and Mrs. Scott Douglas Call. oped neckline and edged the Dabringhaus' fiance, Gerald is presently a senior Adver- ner whose wedding Thursday sleeves. Savings Zoli and Melvin Hall. Using 'Design major at Wayne evening, August 15, in Grosse A satin scullcap caught her on Cataract EyeGlasses The mother of the brid~ State University. Pointe Unitarian Church, was floor length veil, made of the wore a pale blue Italian aUk The bride, a Grosse Pointe followed by a reception at wedding viels of both her Hundreds gown embroidered with seed South High School graduate, the Gourmet House. sisters. She carried Ginny At Woods Optical, we wait for. pearls and crystal beads. The of Furs received ber degree in Special Mrs. Callner is the forml!r Metty's arrangement of ivory bridegroom's mother's pale Education for the Mentally Christine Anita Lafata, of silk: flowers, fresh ivy and Medicare to reimburse us. orchid Trema gown was V. R e t ard e d and Physically Prestwick road, daughter of baby's-breath. h' * We Fill Out All The Formsl Handicapped from Wayne. the late Mr. and Mrs. John Sam Lafata gave IS niece in marriage and B.W. Ber. Out.()f.town guests included Lafata. nard designed the wedding the brlde's godmother, De. Mr. CaUner is the son of cake .. Woods Optical Studio nisc Roloux, her husband the Philip CaUners, of Jack. Betty Lafata was her si5' Marc and sister Germaine son, Miss. ter's honor attendant. Brides- 19599 Mack between 7 Mile & Vernier Rd. Denis Lave, who came from Mrs. Nancy Doughty pre- maids were Mrs. Jerry Vi. Brussels, Belgium for a sid~d at the 5 o'cloc~ service tale and Mrs. Bob Omtvedt, Medicare and Health Insurance Provider three.week stay, Colonel and written by the bride and two other sisters, Mrs. Bruce Mrs. William N. Lucke, of bridegroom. Bob Callner, who CaUner and Mrs. Tony La- i Credit Cards Welcome Annapolis, Md., Dr. Kendall served as his brother's best fata. Yes-we. solder metal Clark, of Jefferson City, Mo., man, and Jerry lJr?wn wrote Their noor.lkngth mauve I 881 8911 _I! frames. While You Wait! - and Professor William Dyck, and sang the musIc for the pink knits were V.necked and . : r, . who obtained his Ph.D from ceremony, Bob playing the long.sleeved, Empire. style HRS.: M!!~. ,9.7. Yu~s..Wed ...T!lurs..Fri. 9.5.Sa-' 9-1 the University of Michigan at .guitar, Jerry the piano. and buttoned at their wrists; • ~ ~ ~. '~ r ' theJlame time the bride's". The former' Miss Lafata wit h gathered shoulders . father received his U. of M. wore her mother's wedding Each wore a single strand of Doelorate, and Mrs. Dyck, of gown, which needed no alter. pearls and each carried a Waterloo, ant. aUons. Fashioned of ivory basket filled with silk flowers It'. Bark-To-Srlaool Time At in a Flemish design. Their headpieces were ivy wreaths. In the usher corps were Connie's Bruce CaUner, brother of the NURSERY bridegroom, Tony Lafata, ,Bring Us Your Hard To Fit the bride:s brother, Mark Curran and Bob Anderson. SCHOOL The bride's grandmother Boy ... We Specialize In wore a floor length pale blue IEGlSTERlOW F. SEPT. crepe costume accented with HUSKY'S, REGULARS and GIOSSE POINTE PlE.KINDEIGAIYEN gold beading and 11 matching 17150 Mou","in the UNtarian Church smau. feathered hat. Her CoR lot "'-"UN, ." ....7..7 Of .15-4537 cors~e was a phalaenopsis SLIMS! Openi.,. fw TUft., W.o., Thun. aft.m .. ns orchid. The bridegroom's grand. Ill.OtMr selec ted a f 10 0 r FREE ALTERATIONS Ie. pink and yellow print,' sleeveless and styled with a WE NOW ALTER GIRLS SLACKS ruffled scoop neckline, and a phalaen :line Secretaries & Receptionists EARN GOOD MONEY CustOl11 Draperies by PaoIina's 19435 MACK at ¥RESTWICK ENROLL NOW FOR THE (Locoled in ,,,- Wood. I",.,;or Bldg.) • CUltom Bedlpreadl with fabric to motch FALL TERM • Wood Cornice Boords by Arquati This beautiful English ..esidence is in excellent conClitioll both inside and out. The large living room, authentic I:nglish stone fireplace and extra large Typing Bookkeeping • Woven Woods dining room "U make for comfortable living. The four bedrooms are also Shorthand Business Machines • Wall Coverings large and are serviced by three bothrooms. The family, kitchen, pantry, Medical Terminology Filing • CUltom Window Shodel morning room and Florida room all add to your family living. legal Procedures Receptionist • Bath Accessori.1 by Kinch Morning Classes & Afternoon Classes • Drapery Hardware by Kinch & Graber Financial Aids Available • 1 inch Levolor Blinds In over 80 Decora- Now you can, in a surprisingly short time, complete our intensive Secretoria! tive Colon, .. 8 New Gingham Colon Program. After you graduate, you'll be in better shape than ever to toke advantage of the shortage of Fin. secretaries and get the good paying • Shelvrng by Kirec:h positions. Call today for an interview. AU CUSTOM DUPER-ItS MANUFACTURED DORSEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS IN OUR OWN WORKROOMI SUMMER HOURS: MONDAY THItOUGH SATURDAY 10.5 MICHIGAN BANK BUILDING 11550 E. Worren at Mock 116-0670 19435 MACK at Prestwick SINCE 1934 GrOIN Pointe Woodl 885-2420 114 Kercheval. on the Hill - '16-6810 Peg. Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Society News Gathered from the Pointes Mrs. Philip P. Nader, Jr. The John J. Mazurs SoroptimiBts Tour CQttage Miss Dossin Bride Soroplimist International of lyn Thomson and Nancy Grosse Pointe held a com- Davidson, Sorpptimists who bined pro g r a m.bWlUless made tbe mellting arrange. meeting at Cottage Hospital ments. Of Philip Nader, Jr. Wednesday, August 14, with Carolyn, c ~ i e f medical members gathering in the technologist at Cottage, is an board room at 7:30 o'clock active membell of the Micbi. P.ir V.cation on Cape Cod After Double Ring for dessert and coffee. gan aDd Detro:l Societies for ' Candlelight Service and Reception at After a business session Medical Techn logy. She has Imperial House they toured the Hospital served as presi ent of the De. Many had never seen the troit Society. . ~t a candlelight ceremony Saturday, August 17, plaque near the emergency She bas also ,been president m Samt James Lutheran Church on-the-Hill Dianne receiving desk aclmowledg- and vice-presldent of the Beatrice Dossin, daughter of Robert M. Dossin, of ing the donation G ro sse Grosse Poin~ Soroptimist Shoreham road, and the late Elaine Albrecht Dos- Pointe Soroptimists made to Club. to wbicl she has be. Cottage's building program longed for se'len years. sin, was m::.rried to Philip Peter Nader, Jr. in memory of several de. Nancy is Cottage's director The 6:30 o'clock rites .------ceased members. of development. She current- at which The Reverend pink chiffon for the double The tour was conoucted by ly spearheads the three-to. George E. Kurtz and The ring ceremony, gathered at Hospital staff members Caro- four-year de~. opment pro- Reverend Thomas J. Bres- the waist and feMuring long, ,I gram design to raise $3 nehan, of Saint Joseph flowin~ sleeves. The bride.' Hie T G' million for a ditional Hos- Church, Detroit, presided groom s mo~her wore a 11~r o y ross. 0 Ive pital renovatiotl aDd remodel. were followed by a re ep- length E'."Plre ~own of mmt Di.betic Instruction ing. . . C. ~l'een chiffon with a match. She hasbee~ a member of bon at the Imp e rIa I ing jacket. Both cho£e while Diabetic instruction classes the Cottage W9men's Auxili. House. orchid corsages. are scheduled to begin Mon- ary for 10 yellrs and is a ~e ~ride's long gown~ of The bride is the grand. day, September 9, at Holy past.president ,of the South- w.hlle s:lk organza Vias Em. daughter of the late Mr. and Cross Hospital. Offered as a east District,' Jlfichigan Asso- P!re.walsted and feat.ured a 'Mrs. Roy L. Dossin and of free public service, they will ciation of Hospital Auxil. high-necked lac~ bodice ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. AI. continue each Monday, Sep. iaries. sheer slee~es With matching brecht. Mrs. Albrecht wore tember 16, 23 and 30 tbrouih She has been a Grosse lace apphq~es .. M~re la~e a long turquoise gown with October 7, from 7 to 9 Pointe SoropUlnist for two edged her sIlk IllUSion veil. a lace bodicl1. o'clock. years, serving previously as Her bouquet was a cascade . . of white roses and baby's The bridegroom IS the The classes are taught by s e con d vicetpresldent-pro- breath. grandson of the late Mr. and a nurse clinician and a dieti. gram cbairmall. She is the In sleeveless white Empire Mrs. Peter Nader and of Mrs. cian. Registrations are being Club's current I:orresponding frocks accented with yellow Peter Porretta and the la~e accepted at, 891-7200, Exten- secretary. roses were Denise E. Dossin, i"r. Porretta. Mrs. Porretta s sion 362. Miss carOlY~WiCks lor- who served as her sister's ong sky. blue gown was DIANNE BEATRICE DOSSIN spoke her mer administr r of C~ttage honor maid, and bridesmaids 10'J.chedWith lace at neck and marriage vows to Mr. Nadar in Saint James Lu. photo by 1. S. De Forest EUGENE DOW, of Lancas. Hospital, is a harter mem- and Jean McCubbin, !lfary waist. theran Church Saturday, August 17. She is the Wed in Our Lady Queen of Peace Church ter road, has received a ber of tbe rosse Pointe Gretchen Albrecht and for. The newlyweds will return daughter of Robert M, Dossin, of Shoreham road Saturday, July 13, were VIRGINIA KAY HAAS, Bachelor of Science degree Soroptimists. pon her re- mer Pointers Carol Honer, (rom a vacation on Cape Cod in Business Administration tirement to Tu~zon, Ariz., a and the late Elaine Albrecht Dossin. The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Haas, of Stan. from Northern Michigan Un. few years ago, ,be was made who now lives in Mount to make their home in SI. groom is the son of Mrs. Stanley Elder, of S1. hope avenue, and Mr. Mazur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant. an:! Carol Farina, Clair 5bores. iversity. a life member pi the club. now a New Jersey resident. Out.of.town guests includ- Clair Shores, and the late Philip Nader. Louis A. Mazur, of Amsterdam, N.Y. They wore matching jack- ed the Frank. Farinas, Jr., ets and carried arrangements former Pointers. now New of yellow roses and white Jersey residents, 'Mrs. Jqhn daisies. Batlle, of Mount Pleasant, Mazur-Haas Vows Exchanged July 13 Peter Nader acted as best the Donald MacDonalds, of man for his brother. They Flint, the Henry Zarembas, Robert Shults, of Johnstown, of State University College .are the sons of Mrs. Stanley from Texas, and several Hig. Newlyweds Will Reside in Gloversville. N. Y., N.Y., ushered. at Brockport, N.Y., is also a Elder, of St. Clair Shores, gins Lake summer residents, Where Both Are Teachers in the Gloversville The bride's mother com- teacher in .the Gloversville and the late Philip Nader. including Mr. and Mrs. 'J:d- plimented her pink gown Enlarged School District, GROSSE POINTE and AREA Enlarged School District Groomsmen were Gary ward Crawford. the Dewey overlaid with white la~e with Park Terrace. Corte, Michael Vito, Jr.. Crawfords, the Richard Schu. 1 pink cymbidiuin orchid I------~~ .. Timothy GrenUer, Robert mars, Mr. and Mrs. William The Stanhope avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. corsage. The bridegroom's 1 Fint Church of q,o_ Pol." UIlitt4 Silveri and Roy Dossin. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harold M. Haas was setting for the reception follow- METHODIST CHURCH The brIde's stepmother se- Groves, the Joseph Flemings mother chose a pale green ing the wedding of their daughter, Virginia Kay, '{own accented with white leeted a long gown of salmon and Mrs. Mae Fleming. Und.nlandinc and John Mazur Saturday, July 13, in Our Lady lace and a corsage of white 2H~' Roa" Queen of Peace Church. ------Grosse Pointe 816-2 6t 1aroenlas. r A long gown of white from Dallas to serve as her War Memorial Guitar music during, the Bld~. Perry A. omu Short and. to The Pointe cotton voile with a lace sister's honor attendant, and service was provided" by I Ibodice inset was the for- bridesmaids Agnes ,Mazur, 10:00 a.m. Psalm Summer SChedule: Cindy Kushman, the bride's by John C.GlwrykR.Ph. mer Miss Haas' choice for the bridegroom's sister. and cousin, and Kathy Guiles. DEVOfIISttIRE llIlllGS 11:00 a.m. Special 9:30 a.m. (CoIltlDuecl from Pa,e 13) \ DR. ROBERT SCHAPPE, the' 12:30 o'clock rites at Jeanie Johnson, of Hillsdale, Worship Service Grosse Pointe North High of Bedford road, participated which The Rever end wore yellow flocked cotton w:s~e~o:st V~~~tio:e~~w~: ' The iUll~lio;'';'f 'ih~ F~ SChool student DEF'lA SHEL. at the invitation of the Amer- . frocks accented with bands will be at home in Glovers- and Drug adminislration is Itw. $.,.. Sol•• , J.D. Nursery ana Church TON was awarded a fourth ican Hospital Association as D.amel C. Complo pre- of small orange flowers and ville, N.Y., where the bride, to enforce Ihe Federal Food, 112.5327 School tbru, $ixth Grade place individual trophy at the a member of the faculty in Sided.. carried baskets of yellow and who aUended Saint Scholas. Drug and Cosmetic Act. Michi&lInseuion of. the .Un- the ...Advanced Insti,tute on A wide lace band edged orange flowers fashioned lica High School in Chicago, and 10 protect us as con- ited Stat" 'mleerleader'sAs.' HosPital Personnel Adminls. her skirt and her full sleeves ftom the dreSs fabric. Aquinas. College and was sumers, as well as manu- .sociation. Camps All.Ameri- tration and Labor Relations ended in wide lace.banded Their headpieces w ere' can. in H au s ton, Tex. Dr. ~raduated fro m Western facturers,and dealers. Much GROSSE PoINTE' Sf: Pa~!.y~..'-"~- cuffs, while a wide baud of matching yellow picture hats. Michigan University. is a of the work of the Admin- • • • Schappe, an organizational matching lace bordered her David Mazur acted as his WOODS Named to the most recent psychologist on tile General teacher in the Gloversville istration is done in field Luth.ran Ohurch :Joor length veil. brother's best man. They are Enlarged School District at slalions where more than Ch.lfonte al\.d.-!-ottlrop Bowdoin College Dean's, List Motors corporate staff .and a Yellow Sweetheart roses, the sons of Mr. and Mrs. lel'ian TU 1~ are Class of '75 members lecturer in Organizational Park Te.rrace. N.Y. 300 inspeclors visil fac- fJ,e3ty We Invite y~ to Worship stephanotis, whitll daisies and Louis A. Mazur, of Amster- The bridegroom. a graduate. tories and proeessing plants DAVY T. HOAG, son of the Behavior at Oakland Univer- ivy formed her Williamsburg dam, N.Y, With/Us JOHN T. HOAGS, of Wash- sity. spoke on Job Enrich- bouquet. John Haas, of Burlington, and look for samples of Clml'ch Se~es ington road, and .JANET P. ment and Organization De. Mimi Nimocks. who came Vt., the bride's brother, and DO IT YOURSELF! products which violale the 19950 MACK AVE. at TORREY 9:30 a.m. 'Worship- KEYDEL, daughter of the velopment. "STEAM" CLEAN YOUR law. Districl offices main- ROAD IllI6043OO Nursery (1.5) FREDERICK R. KEY!lELS, • " • 10:00 Worship Services and Pastprs of Kenwood road. Named to the Kalamazoo Morality in Media Plans Awards Di,nner CARPUS •• , .din ilabofralori~d's where Church &:hcol Rev. Charles W. Sandrock ______. THE PROFESSIONAL WAY. samp es 0 pro ucls are • • • College Spring Qua rt e r "The Sound of Marching" Rev. Kenne~ R. ~entz, At a meeting of the execu. ~ggrcsslv~ efforts ,.lo" control Rent the fantastic new Up & analyzed. Research labor- Cited for spring quarter Dean's List are juniors ROB- TH.D. tive committee of Morality l~e showmg of. ~ .rated Out Hydro.Mist Machine for atories are locllted in Wash- Minister: a cad e m i c excellence at ERT HAMMER, son of the in Media of Michigan, Inc., fIlms and the dlstrJbuhon of superior carpet clean. ington where work is done Rev. J9bn M. Deason Miami University, Oxford, ROB E R T HAMMERS, of held in the Main Branch other pornographic materials ing. Loosens and on more difficult problems. 0., are NANCY ANN HOM. Heather lane, and DAVID Grosse Pointe Public Library in the area. removes dirt. previ- Fi nt Et!tlish FELD, of Rivard boulevard, KENNEL, son of the ROB. Thursday, August 13, plans Lawrence M. Carino, vice.' ous shampoo residue, " Do vou have Irouble de- a straight.A President's List ERT E. KENNELS, of Mid. for the Awards Dinner to be president and general man- an~ up to.90% of the ciding' belween different student, and SUSAN R. MOE- dlesex boulevard, and fresh. . f K . b mOIsture 10 Just one EVI Lutheran STA, of North Oxford rOl!d, men ARTHUR MITCHELL, held at the Grosse PolDte ager a WJB .TY 2, Will e step. Save money... pharmaceulical items? If named to the Dean's Lisl. son of MRS. MARY ALICE Yacht Club Friday, October toastmaster. Umted States get results just like a so, come into DEVONSHIRE -Chulch • • • MITCHELL, of Rivard boule- 4, at 6:30 a'c1ock were dis. Congressman Robert J. Hub. professional! DRUGS, 16037 Mack "on V.r"ler Road .. Weda.woo.:! Among participants in this vard, and KEVIN KILEY, cussed. 'er will be a speaker. the Rlock," 881-0478, and Drive, GIOSM Point. WoocIs The Honorable Thomas J, Honored guests will include let our compelent pharma-I year's Culver Summer Pro- son of the LEO KILEYS, of 884.5OtQ grams are three sons of the Hampton road. Foley Wayne County Circuit The Reverend Morton A. cisls heip you. They will i GEORGE SIMONS, of Ven. .. • • Court' Judge and L. Brooks Hill, S.J., of New York, na. be happy 10 answer all your Church Worship 9:30 a.m. dome road. KELLY and Here from Dixon, Calif., Patterson, Oakland County ~ional' ~resident of Morality queslions and tell you Sunday Church SChool CHRIS SIMON are Midship. for a stay with her parents, Prosecuting Attorney, will be In Media. which product is best for Tb. GroUt Point. 9:30 a.m. men in the Culver Summer MR. and MRS. LEO COW. cited for their positive and Emmet E. Tracy is chair- your particular situation. Naval School. KEVIN SIMON LING, of Lakepointe avenue, ---~~~-~-- man of the board of the MEMORIAL OIURCH R.y. P. K.ppler Michigan Chapter . .A. Jerome. We believe in personalized attended CUlve.r's three-week I arc The REVEREND and Q.nd their son JASON. BefoIe U,,;,t4 Junior WoodcraCt Program. MRS. C. RICHARD MILLS Bosley, Jr., is president. F. '. service and will deliver 'res.".,;•• returning to the west they'll Alden Shaw is vice.president, • your prescriplion 10 your 16 Lake Shore Road head east to say hello to John D. Gallagher is treas- home, free of charge. We CHRISTIAN Mrs. Mills' 91.year.old grand. p______For iaformaUOIl iJigbt or urer S.H_. Murphy is exe~Il' 1240 •. bottle expo 9.30-741 offer such it.,ms as Sanders NURSING SERVICES ,'- mother and will visit with day can 882.5330, dial a .SCIENCE live secretary, E.F. Griffith I FREE SHAMPOO I Candy, a beautifui selec- puyer 882.8770. YOU CAN DEPEND ON The Reverend Mills' parents First Cbarch of ChrIst, MR. and MRS. JACK MILLS. is corresponding secretary, p, . f I Ilion of IIAtt.MARK Greel- ,'DAY OR NIGHT .. . Isentrager IS. recor d'mg I resen coupon a' "me 0 'ento..... 101;. ('.ar d s, and a complete Worship Setvice and Sdeatist of Radnor circle. A C E Church School Grosse Poiate Fanwl All tJpes 01 nursin, care secretary an~ Charles V. supply of liquor, beer, and .. " 10:00 a.m. 28Z CIla1foate rende~d by OIIr employees. . Jew~11 i.s chairman of com. wine. Open: l\Ion.-Sat. 9-9. Hours to suit ,our needs. &I1 Appointed to the nursing mUDlcahons. . Dear :Kerby Road "Immunity to Mercy" R.N. supervision. 010UR staff of Harper Hospital in Members of the honorary HElPf'U1. HINT: Services Preaching: Elperiellced. SCnttIe4 the Detroit Medical Center is advisory committee are Mrs. Prevenl arne b)' wasllin~ Sunday 10:30 A.M. IRSIIm Wilber M. Brucker. Mr. Car. with soap and water several Eugene Locke "" NURSING CYNTHIA L. BOEHM, of Wednesday 8:00 P.M. MEDICAl ino, Walker L. Cisler, Wi!. 773-70io '. limes a dav. In se\'ere Sunday School 10:30 A.M. , rnSOflIlEL HOM[ Prestwick road, who received her Bachelor of Science de. liam A. Crotty, The Right 22$00 ""'PO' 11M Mi~l rases ronsuli your physi- Infant care provided. POOL Reverend Richard S. Emrich s,. Cloi, She Mi I, I . ~ ~ f ~ • , ~ • • ." •• '. • ,.~.' ' , . 'I" f ..., " ...... ' '.. ' ..... > ~."\' ,._,- .. "1. \0. ,'.-"" i' •. - - J<. • .. ..,."...... "'.. • " 'f ... ,,,,,"v(t .;"0llA, ..". (...... ,~ j. " ..... ".~' ...... ~~~::~_~ ~-J.-:'.:._ !..- '"'~. ,J ,Thursd.y. A.lgust 22. 1974 <0 RO SSE POINTE'NEW~ p. Twenty.One l-A-1EISONALS 4-HELP .WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATION 6-FOI RINT 6-FOIl lENT 6D-VACATION ...... TlCLU POl !AU IUDE WANTED _ WeaterD GlNUAL GENERAL WANTED UNFURNI'HID UMPUaNISHID RENTALS W1cUr let, ON BEAR Lake Dear IIID" I PIECE 1 clark J!(ichillJl UDiveraity. Labor STUDIO Camera 11 lookiJlg MATURE College students or GROSSE POINTE LADY de- HARCOU~T, upper, 5 rooms, WRIV Atm •.S bedroom up- INeII COQCb. -.sut. Day'week •. BJcycle,lul- for permanent full time tee, lllehilan. F1JIIJDI, others for reception desk sires babysitting, evenings; air COIlditiolled. IU'Ige, ad- per nat, tarlle. Adultl. 2 boatiDl •• wimmiq,lOIfina. PIe. Share expeDJeI. 8M- male and female help and az:!1other duties at Grosse Park area. 823~1. ults, Z year lease, $300. year lease. $190. 8ln-4306. MOVING - CoDtiDeDtal table 51U!. who have 10m e photo- AvaDable AUIUst H to with • chain, upholJtered Pointe indoor tennis dub. 821-8'750 after. 6 p.m. October • to $115 week. 2A MUSIC' graphic backttround. Call Ideal chanee to study and NURSE available, private SUBURBAN 3 bedroom bric1l: bu stoola, IOIf e1uIll, ... aU duty only. (Companion) 611-8&4.2450. IIoppu..... EDUCATION 'Vivian at 881-6200. get paid while doing it. 3 BEDROOM, air CODCli- rancb, 1~ batbJ, utural electrical poker Both ruen and women. Call Windsor, 1M8-4OO6. tioned. 2189 Ridge moot, fireplace,garale, gas heal CHALET FOR RENT-fully ,table top, bedroom set, 886-~. Grosse Pointe Woods. Open $250. Write Box B-6, Qrosse furnished, 2~ miles from linens, toys, boob, pletwe GROSSE POI NTE OUR CLIENTS HOME & HEALTH Sunday 14. Pointe News. Boyne Mountain, comfort. trames, fireplace aeceuo- riea, many miseel1lDeoul INSTITUTE OF NEE D part. time typist ably accommodates six, NEED YOUR '10 CARE UPPER Flat, 1 bedroom, NOTTINGHAM 928 - 6 room household item.. Saturday MUSIC type ill own home for hand!. BY carpetec;, appliances. drap- upper, modernized, garage. Octobtlr.May. CaU 517."" 5446 or 616-3«.2371. and Sunday only, 11 a.I:,.- CLOSED DURING AUGUST NURSING SKILL capped person. Pick-up and HOMEMAXERS.UPJOHN eries. $175 montb, No chil. Adult. 823-6186. • p.m. 1118II8 E. WUUam Ct. rleliver. Must have knowl- Nurses, Nurse. Aids, Ger1&. dren, No pets, no sin&1e REGISTRATION FOR Free time doesn't bave to MARCO Towers, Naples, Grosse Pointe Wood•. FALL SEMESTER ~ge of pres~ntable Eng- tric aids and bousekeepers , person under 50. 499-3964. UPPER 5 room flat. Devon. mean "nothlnl to do." Tem- Florida. New 'Waterfront, BEGINS SEPTEMBER 4 porary private duty assign- I1s~, , corlec. letters and I to work .part or all the shire near Mack. Adults. 2 bedroom, 2 baths, com- 5 ROYAL Copenbacen plates Instruction offered in Piano, articles. 881-5828. time. All e m ploy e es UPSTAIRS Apartment, 2 bed- TU 2.9820. meDal are available DOW. room, living room, dining pletely furnished condo- -year 1967: 822.1992. Voice, G u ita r, SlriDga, screened, bonded and in- Work when you want, tor as room, fully carpeted and minium, heated pool. BI. LADY'S registered goU clubs Woodwinds, Distingujabed MARRIED woman for inter- sured. 2.'bour service. NOTTINGHAM upper f la t weekly, season or lease. faculty. TV 2-4983. 16237 loIIg a. you want. No fee to viewing part-time evenings. drapes. $235, all utilities with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, complete set with extra relister. Detroit Mt. Clemens included. Referenclls reo 881.5'85. I"ck at. 1bree Mlle. 824.3593 Saturday.Sunday. formal dining room. Adults, clubs, also goU bal. White 812~200 792-0620 quired. 882-3048. OUTSTANDING no pets. Occupancy sept. 7-WANT~D TO RENT fox evening cape with black TR Ull(PET and trombone 4A-Hnp WANTED PRIVATE AIDE, 7'13-2838. 15. $170. 886-4412. {ox border. Russian broad- COMPANY BENEFITS GROSSE POINTE, 509 St.. private lessolll in your • Hospitalization DOMESTIC TOLES REAL ESTATE WIDOW on small income tail full length coat, full TWO teenagers available for Clair, upper prestige loca- 886-'l256. home by experienced teach- • Paid Vacation ' wishes to rent apartment. cut. housework or baby sitting tion. Ideal for arouent older Living room, kitchen and er. VA. 2.9228. .HoUday Pay WAN TED - Experienced 6A-FOR RINT in Farms or City. 885-6026, person, Quiet area. 2 bed- bath with shower in Grosse 2 NEW tires 76-1' moUDt8d, • Shift Differential cooks, waitresses and cou- FURNISHED GUITAR lessolls, your home Pointe 882.5634. rooms, gas heat included Poiotes only. Not more $25 eacb, Chevrolet radio, • Workman's Compensation ples. Grosse Em. or mine, 8~ years experi. ployment Agency, TUxedo in rent. Large driveway. ALTER ROAD, North of E. than $80 month. 18640 AM, $15, battery. 8M-OM8 • • Social Secllrity NURSE - Private Duty, full Interior decoration tenants el1ce. Begiqners or ad- 3-4576. Jefferson, near G ro sse llhlCk, P.O. ~x 6888, BEDROOM SET, New Thom. time, days, E as t side respo.lsibility. Reference. Pointe area. Nicely fur. Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48236. vanced .. Acoustic or elec- WE ARE LOOKING FOR Suburbs. 372.0246. asville 5 piece, SpanLsh tric. 821.8923. • Registered Nurses H 0 USE K E E PER for 3 Security deposit. Available nished studio apartments, _. motherless teenagers, Mon- immediately. No pets. 882- $130-$140 per month. Elec. RESPONSIBLE couple wish. Pecan, includes headboard. EXPERIENCED secretary. triple dresser and mIrror, PIANO ... VOICE • Lice~ PracUeal NlII'Ies day-Friday, 3-9 p.m. Will Typing, lit e shorthand, 2026 or 5274839. tricity included. Nice for es to rent nat or .mall ~ .• Compamolll consider college girl. Must door chest and night stand, Complete musICal educatiqn, • Aid.e. m e die a I, bookkeeping, one person. College grad- house. Up to $150. Excel- was $1019.95, now $599.95. drive. Call 963.1!l3Odays HOUSE-S rooms, near C~ty uate preferred, also respon. lent references. 881-8640. petlonnance skills. Indi. phones, insurance exper~ 19 other bedroom seta, BOW Airport. No children. $~OO. sible adult. No pets. Quiet v i d u a 1 instruction and Call or write today ence. East area. 881-M36. reduced 0 v e r 50% tor MATURE WOMAN to care LA 6-9676. building. Telepbone 331. YOUNG doctor and wife, re. group worltabop. 882-6&10 quick sale. Treea Furniture for 3 children in my home, MOTHER and former ele- 3909, 821.2818. turning to school, looking 885-'16'77 or 886-3215 MEDICAL UPPER FLAT 5 rooms and Warehou"ae, 11S71 Ea. t during .sohool term. 9:30 to mentary teacher will give for apartment, nat or car- bath, heat iurnished, gar. INDIAN VILLAGE area.- State Fair. 521-2300. ,MOD- 21-TUTORING 4 p.m. two to three days loving care to your chil- riage house. 2 bedrooms PERSONNEL age,single or couple. $160 Very aUr a c live studio day-Friday 10 to 9. Satur. per week. Park area. 331- dren in her Grosse Pointe 1-9'l1-Z809. PRIVATE TUTORING per month plus deposit. apartment. Utilities fur- needed. day, 10 to 6. Sunday IlOOIl POOL 3727. City Home. 882-3141. In 63 Kerebeva1 371.()809. nished. Nice for single or YOUNG physician lookinl for to 5. YOUR OWN HOME Grosse Pointe Farms NEEDED baby sitter for 3 BABYSITTING in my bome. working couple. VA Z-892'l. 3 bedroom l' a n c h type All .ubjedl; all poacle •• APARTMENT for rent, East GROSSE POI NTE SWITCHBOARD operator - year old, 11 a.m ..5 p.m. Beaconsfield _ ,Mack area. home in Grosse Pointe. Ex- Adultl and children. Cer- Warren.Courvllle, sWtable THIRD f I 0 0 r Apartment, UNITARIAN CHURCH Days and afternoons. OCca- . 881-2190 between 24. $30 week. 882-8363. cellent references. 882. tified teacbm. for residence and >lIrt stu. light, airy, for mature em- 4686. 1'1150 .Maumee sional Sundays. Experi. HOUSEKEEPER needed to dio or offiees. References ~loyed woman. $150, utili- caU: enced preferred. Apply In ACCOUNTANT working on RESALE SHOP DETROIT AND SUBURBAN clean 3 bedroom ranch 1 and security deposit. VA lies. 885-7490. UNFURNISHED nat, couple, writing to Mn. Evelyn Masters Degree in Taxa- SUMMER SALE TUTORING SERVICE day per week. References. 2.0088. no children, pets. Refer- Women's Clothing on barpln Meteer, 17016 Mack Ave., tion desires affiliation with 5 ROOM upper, utilities ex. 137-4683 886.2904. Thursday, sat- ences. 7'12-9326 after 6 p.m. racks ~ off. Grosse ~ointe Park. East Side C.P.A. TU 1-8146. CALVIN - 3 bet!room, IJ,2 urday, Sunday. ceptelectric, Chandler Wednesday 10 •. m.-2 p.m. $170. CANADIAN CONSULATE CERTIFIED Teacher with 12 DENTAL assisting graduate bath English Colonial. '1m. l>rive-Dickerson area, Thund~y '1 p.m .•9 p.OI. EXPERIENCED shampoo as. senior official lnd wife, no years of teaching experi- WOMAN over 25 to bahysit. from U. of D. desires chair- mediate occupancy. $350 886-0873. Working couple In Annex at rear of huilding. sistant (some tint wIJrk). in my horn\!. for 9 month month plus security de- preferred. no children or pets. require ence w1Il tqtor; In Readin: Grosse Pointe. 882-6240- side. Call 881.7990. 882.9'755 K-6 and Math K~. YO)Jr . old infant, " days a week. posit. 8M-06OO. gracious Grosse Poillte , 822.2765. G. P . SHI?RES' - Attrac. At the above houn. bome or mine. Can 882. Must live in Grosse Pointe NURSERY School teacher JOHNSTONE &: home, minimum s e'v e 12 3296. ' M E D I C A L secretary for area, 882.6615 weekdays, doing child care in my JO.HNSTONE tively furnished colonial rooms. fl45.9S38. GARAGE Sale. All iD ,00<1 near lake. 3 bedrooms, 2 Grosse Poillte Internist. .after 3:30, weekends 1().4. home. Week days. Ucensed. condition. Priced to aeU• LAKEWOOD, 6 room upper. baths upstain, 5 'r 00 m s GROSSE 'Pofnte Academy 2F-5CHOOLS Knowledge of Blue Shield 773.7266. Furniture, bicycles, toy., HOUSEKEEPER, experienc. Slove, refrigerator, drive, down including paneled den lady teacher desires apart- form. and typing. Light small appUance.. kitchen- ed cook, live in preferred, garage. Adults. LA 6-2800. and family room. Paneled ment • carriage house in KINDERGARTEN- boo1dteepnig, 35 hour week. NEED II home or building ware,' clothes, tires, porcb 1 iti family, other help em. rec. room in basement. No Grosse Pointe. 881.5782. PRE-SCHOOL 881-4151. painted? College student ALTER.Kercheval, 2 bed. and patio furniture, wic!ker p I 0 ye d. References ,re- will do a fantastic joh. Call pet.s. $450 per month until and wrought irOD, .Id. wear, CLASSES quired. TU 5-266'3. room apartment, carpeted, spring or summer. 888-4412. I-ARTr,CLES FOR SALE MESSENGER boy wanted. 773.0726. range, and refrigerator, knick knacks, old recorda Available at TOLES REAL ESTATE BEAMBO'ITLES. executives New center area, 9 a.m.- HOUSEKEEPER to care for newly d e cor ate d, $125 and boob, chlndeUer, ca- WORKING mothers-Experi. and :Foxes. 1-792~877 after noe pontoons, electric fish. OURS IN EARLY 4:30 p:m. Inquire .8'75-9240. invalid woman, preferably month. 886-5860 after I; enced mother will care for COMPLETELY furnished, 2 7:30 p.m. in, motor, power lawn LEARN ING CENTER to live in. 11'h Mile near p.m. GARDENER, year round po. pre-schoolers in her home. bedroom u p per, Lake. mower. stereo. Plua mucb, Scboenherr, Warren, Michi- pointe, Grosse Pointe Park. OLD watehu, 776-7340 sition, good wages, good Warren-Yorkshire are a . 4400 ASHLAND. B r 1g h t, CLOCKS; iew- mudl more. Friday, Satur- Excellent all day care is of. gan. Will discuss hours e1ry. We buy or hoUrs. 882.'7382. TU 6.3261. clean 5 room upper, heat- No children or pets. $180 repair. day 10 a.m.~ p.m. 181 fered with enrollment in and wages.5'13-0~4. month. 8244049. ed. Must be seen. .elL Edwar4 Kilta, Certl- McKinley. . our program. Open '1 a.m.- WAITRESS wanted for eve. MR. MFG. REP. - Details fiedMalter 'Watchmaker, WOMAN to care for school '-- 6 p.m. '23250 Edsel Ford ning work; also dishwash. got you d 0 w'n? Reports VERNOR-Wayburn, 2' bet!. 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT 83 Kercheval, Colonlall'ed. GARAGE Sale, 10 to 3 p.m. Court, S't. Clair Shores, er for 3 nights a week. age children 'h day in filed, letters transcribed or eral Bldg. _-6'1115. "Friday and Saturday, 23, home. Call after 6' p.m. room lower fiat, range and :Michigan. Call now for apo ,882-8522•. composed, books kept, calls refrigerator, . newly decor. MACK-CADIEUX area, De. 24. 823 Lakepolnte, Park. pointmellt. 773-8484. . answered in conjunction troit. 700 square feet 3- "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL BABY SITTER needed for ated, $120 month. 886-5860 Carefully selected current BEAUTIFUL upright plano, wit h answering service. after 6 p.m. room offil!e suite, plus 2 2 children in Y!lur home. EUROPEAN woman for 2 This girl Friday has the lavs. $200 a month. 881- styles of dHiper and bet- with carvings, needa t.\ID. ~OST AND FO,UND days weekly, general house Mack and Allard. Call intelligence and initiative NEFF ROAD between Ker- 0292. ter apparel, a~elSorie., ing, good loud tr-.ne, antique LOST - Butterscotch and after 6 p.m. 885-6685. cleaning and occasional to cover the bases for you furs, j ewe I r y and "old. (reen. $100. PH 1-8311. bahy sitting. 884-7242. cheval and Jefferson, 2 white eat, female, front without constant supervis. bedroom lower fiat, carpet- LUXURIOUS SUITE, 3 of. tigue .... paws declawed, no collar. PERMANENT full time posi- ion. 886.7232.' fices, private rest room, Consignmentl WQlcome GARAGE Sale ...:.. MlJeeUa- tions, shipping clerk, filing ABLE to work independently, ing I'nd drapes throughout, deluxe panelling, carpeted, neous. household. It&m., fur. 8M-OIM. '~, < , . must have' own transporta. enclosed' porcb, natural derk. DoWQtown area. J .. F.FURNITURE Repair. air conditioned. 8 Mile, LEE'S niture, carpetiftl.Thurs- tion. Recent references, 2 fireplace, 2 car garage, no $100 REWARD for articles Fringe beoofits. Box G.8, Complete line' of service 20550 Vernier neJIr I-tH 20339 Mack (near 8 lWle) day - Frida)' • Saturday, and family pictures, espe- days. Adult family. 882. pets, adults only. $260. Grosse Pointe News and free estimates. After x-way. Available June 1. 881-8082 9-8. 21931 Mauer Drive,St. cially pictures from 1023 5345. 6 p.m. Monday through 886-8666. Mrs. Roberts, '1'16-6660. Clair Shores. Wayburn. 331-M65. GENERAL oUice, knowledge RESPONSIBLE, r e Iia b I e Friday. 331.7216. BARN SIDING - Authentic of bookkeeping, downtown GROSSE POINTE PARK - GOODMAN aU electrlr.: hos- woman who loves ehildren 1" weathered, band hew. LOST in vicinity of Blair- area, Room 510 Murphy OFFICE HELP, experienced, Delightflll older 10 room LAKEPOINTE BLDG. pital bed, cost $750, like to care for loddler, Mon. natural timber. 1-463.21'19. moor and Marter, Grosse Bulldlng, 155W: Congress. temporary. fun or part Philadelphia Colonial, Flo- 15206 MACK AVE. new, first $2'l5: Model num- P~iiJte WOOds, f e mal e day through Friday.' 8:30 rida room, 4 bedrooms, 3~ Lease 120 to 650 sq. ft. air AUTOMOBILE owner. I AI to 5:30, light housekeeping. time. Can before 5. 824. ber 1522. Call LA 7.5'1Sll. b row 12 tiger cat. Child's SECRETARY - Assistantto 2567. haths, carpeted, drapes, conditioned, carpeted, park- low as $2'1.U' quartr.r1y pet. 886.2552. publisher of weekly news- References and own tr:.ns- modern 'kitchen, att/lched ing. 881.7006. buys $5O,OQO.flOO,OOO lJ. FILLED miniature liquor paper. Outst1\nding secre. portation. good salary. 882. SA-SITUATION hl'ated garage. $375 plus abWtv, Property'Dama,e. bottle colleeUon. AU 1935 4-HELP WANTED tarial skills and sound ad- 8039. DOMESTIC security. Option to buy. 2 OFFICES available on TU 1-23'16. to 1&10. 2SO very unu.ual GENERAL ministrative j u d g men t, Available September 9. "The Hill" $70 each. 885. botUes in cabinet. Value good salary and benefit pro. EXPERIENCED housekeep- WOMAN desires Mondays, Evenings 821-5250. 7510. er 2 days a week, Tuesday- WEDDING INVITATIONS $1500. Open for bids. Call gram. Can Mr. Stanton, Wednesdays and Fridays. Discount with this ad. for appointment. lJ85.0866. ADMINISTRATIVE Wednesday. Must drive. 2 DUPLEX, $225 month, no 881-9SM. Good laundress, housework. SMALL SUITE in medical INSTM7 COPIES lOC ASSISTANT children 10 and 7, come References. 3663253. ' appliances. 881-7854. office. Availab!e at Mack FURS, Baldwin Orlan, cof. home for lunch. Musl have Low price instant prilltin,. NOW HIRING and Lochmoor. 884-2'700. SCRATCH PADS 35e LB. fee table and mJacellane- COLLEGE RN's, LPN's, nurses aides, references. 885.Q502. YOUNG woman desires 1~ STORY, 4 bedroom .in ous. 8~0 Blairmoor Court. house:work. 'fhursday, Fri- Farms. Available August . FOR LEASE 3 Ibs. $1.00 GRADUATE Full time, part time. Any CHILDREN'S companion for ECONOMEE SERVICE IN shift. St. Anne's 6232 days. References. 824-4{)9:J. 25. $350 per month. 881- 39'1 FISHER ROAD. Brand lUG China Cabinet, table 3 pre.schoolers, 3 to 5 days 0784. PRINTING Business related subjects. Cadieux. New. Up to 1,500 sq. ft. with two leaves, , eIIalrl. per week. Daily or live-in. LADY wishes day work. 15201 Kercbva1 at Lakepointe Pecan wood. ~ or offer. Clear driving record. Free FOR RENT Priyate entrance, parking, NURSE for Surgeons, down- 824-1927. Grosse Pointe references. Groue Pointe VA 2.7100 371~7. to work varied hours and 4.BEDRooM horn e, 2~ ready 60 days. travel. Send name and town Detroit Hand Clinic, Can aftlr 5 p.m. 571.96S'2. EUROPEAN worn a n for baths, dressing room, din- 19959 VERNIErt, nr. East- "R-W~Y" CONSTRUCTION, 96" BLACK sofa, all loam, 8 phone number to Box A-IS, usual Benefits. Call Mrs. cleaning, own transporta- 58-EMPLOYMENT ing room, kitchen with GE land. 3, 4 room suites, car- Honduras Red Mahogany, pWows, 3 drawer black Grosse Pointe News. Jackson. 962-0727. tion, Wednesdays or Fri- AGENCY dishwasher, stove, refriger- peted. daily janitor. dining room, 6 chairs, oval lacquered dresSer mest, GENERAL OFFICE - Part days. References. 882.7037. ator, breakfast family room table .seats 12, table pads. .mlrror top cocktail table, PROGRAMMER ALL JOBS 100% FREE with n a I u r a I fireplace. 22850 KELLY, nr. 9 Mile. 60" buffet with c u s tom or full time. good figure WAITRESS for cocktail and Approx. 400 sq. ft., private FrenchProvlnelal chai.e work and typing required TO APPLICANTS Storm and scree!! windows, fitted glass top. "French lounge, all foam rubber. din"er p il. r t y in private lav. Brand New. MODEL 10 along With ability to effec- Let my 20 years of personnel carpeting, 2-car attached Empire" period, very or. 882.2109. home. No cooking. August experience assist you in garage, full basement, gas 317 FISHER ROAD. Single nate with gold and black .Send name and phone num- tively talk with customers 24th, from 6-10 p.m. 882- and suppliers on the phone. finding the perfect job. heat. Entire lot landscaped, Office, c8rpeted, daily jani- painted area!>, gold medal- 21" SCHWINN Vars.lty bite ber to BOx A-13, Grosse i 9095. lion, cross swordS', arrows, 881.7309. ' Pointe News. 881-3500for appointment. HARRIET SORGE with large outdoor patio. tor. Personnel Agency Immediate occupancy for stars, very good condition. BABYSITTER wan t e d for MAUMEE, corner F ish e r SCHWINN Boys 20" Sport JANITOR, mature experi. GOOD Inside Man - Part or 350 Eastland Ctr., Prof. Bldg. responsible party. Located "R-Way" construction Hon. monlh of September, Mon- Rd., Newly decorated 2 Collegiate, excellent con- enced handyman with auto. full lime for Construction day thru Friday. 5:45 a.m. 872-4720 in Grosse Pointe School duras Red Mahogany twin Products distributor, ma- room suite. Janitor service. dition. Ski boots La Doio- mobile who is able to work to 4 p.m. Must have car district in Harper Woods. 'beds with ornate decora. terial costing with account. 6-FOR RENT Assigned parking. mite size 8. 888.1'162. varied h 0 u r s. Maintain and drive. Located East- 20225 Danbury Lane. Call tions, night iable with. fitted ing background able to ground6 ~nd offices. Can side near Grosse Pointe. UNFURNISHED owner, VA 2-2590 week- Mrs. Jeffries, Realtor glass top, 6 draWer twin STARTING Psycho. Cyber. Jerry, 773.5405. deal with customers and days. TU 2-0899 dresser with fitted glass Phone afler 5, 882-5362. INDIAN VILLAGE. Modern !,etics Workshops in lelf- suppliers effectively on the top, ornately designed mir. Image phychology, from PART-TIME nursery teacher 1 bedroom, appliances, air HARPER 12131 - Modern 1 phone. This is a perman- HOUSEKEEPER, Iive.in, 4 GROSSE POINTE WOODS, ror. Sears Kenmore auto. book by Dr. M.xwell Maltz. with degree and elrlper. co,tditioning, private park. bedroom. Adults, no pets, ent posi.ion with a future days, 3 school age children. office space available, 1m. malic nome humidifier, no Can 8~6291 3 p.m.-5 p.m. ienee. BOx G.l Grosse ing. No children, $160. good transportation. $160 for the right individual, Mus t h a v e referenees. me d i ate occupancy. 190 installation required. Abso. for next class starting ,Pointe News. 499.9378 or 961.4711. plus security. 521-5110. 881-3500for appointment. Please call before noon. square feet. 886-3390. lutely no dealers. 372~69S. date, special group rate •. FASHION Models needed for 885.1087. TOWNHOUS&-2 bedroom, PROPEHTY MANAGEMENT RECEPTIONIST for down- 61)-VACAYION NORGE gas dryer, good ROTO TILLER sears 5 magazine, catalogue, and t'JW8 dental practice. No carpelAld, appliances pool, WILL manage flats apart- RENTAU condition, white. $25. 499. S-SITUATION carport. spacious gr'ounds. horsepower, onl.l' used 1 TV. 'Women 5'4" or taVer, experience necessary. Will WANTED ments with personal atten- 3964. .selson $145. Royal port_ men 5'9" or tallcr. No ex- No children. Cavilier Ma. tion. ,P.O. Box 5047, Grosse FLORIDA, Mar c 0 Island. also train to take x-rays. able typewriter, $25. Gar- perience necessary. Na. nor, East Detroit. 77'1.9708 Pointe Farms. Renting beautiful water- ESTATE SALE - Linen, Box L-l, Grosse Pointe rard Stereo turntable $25. tional Modeling, Huntington PRIVATE NURSING or 465.3162. front condominium villa, china, glassware, some fur- News. W ate r s1l:is $8. Sliding Woods, 547-2505- 547-0234. Around the Clock DREXEL - Chandler Park bi-weekly, monthly, fish. niture, numerous mlscel. ST. CLAIR SHORES glass enclosure for bath BABYSITTER 3 days, 1 In home, hospital or nursing Drive, 3 room upper, stove ing, boating, poo!, etc. laneous items. August 22, WORKERS for residential 22544 Masonic Blvd., between refrigerator, heated. Adults: . tub $10. Old fashioned c1Iild, my home. Own trans. home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, Sleeps of adults, new com. 23, 24. 10 a.m.~ p.m. 1238 Building Company, paint. Jefferson and 194. Close to LA 6-2800. clothes cabinet $10. 885- portation, references. 885- companions, male attend. pletely furnished. TU 1- Audubon, Grosse Pointe ers, carpenters, cement Lakeside Park and new 0282, 267 Stephens, Grosse 1169. ants, live-ins. Screened and 4982. Park. men. No experience neces. golf course. 2 bedrooms, GROSSE Pointe Woods, 3 Pointe Farms. bonded. 24 hour service. sary. 778-5820. MATURE part-time counter n~ bath, drapes, central bedroom bungalow, dinette FALL vacation-Scenic Chao GREAT Garage Sale-Thurs. Licensed nurses for insur. SILVER TEA Service with t:elp. Approximately 3\) air. Adults. $235 including utility room, 1 ear garage~ let near Petosky. G<>lf,fish, day, Friday 10 8.m.-5 p.m. ance eases. tray, and antique cande- SMALL residential Building ,hours per week, including heat. Option to buy. 886. A v ail a.b I e immediately. hunt. '178-4824. 545 Blalrmoor, G r 0 I S e COmpany has growing Saturdays. 882-8120. 2206. $225. 881-3687. labras. Thursday only. '1'72. POINTE AREA NURSES Pointe Woods below Morn- 4488. pains, need 2 good men to FLORIDA - Stuart, water. Ingside. handle additional crews. FULL TIME experienced TV 4-3180 TOWNHOUSE duplex. Trom- 3 BEDROOM Ranch Grosse - front, unfurnished 2 bed. ELECTRIC Frigidaire range, 718.5820. dishwasher, part time kit- BOOKKEEPING, accounting, bley Rd., 3 bedroom, 1~ Pointe City, newly'decorat- room, 2 bath Condominium. REFRIGERATOR, gaB stove, ed, .mature couple, or I 40 in., good condition, •. chen prep help, bus help. payroll through financial baths, dining room, natural TV 2.0510. both Avocado, excellent Apply Pipers Alley. 885. child, no pets. 885.5998. Can .fter 8 p.m., 823-48'12. statements 8nd quarterly fireplace. Ad u 1t s only. condition. 779.5558 after 6 9130. Available November 1st, FORT MYERS Beach, Flor. p.m. reports. M)' home. 773.8786. GRATIOT - Six Mile area, MEN'S and women', 3'speed ALTERATIONS $350. Call 821.0042. ida, completely furnished bikes and one 5 speed. 8M. WAITRESS and .Dishwasher 1st floor 4 room apartment, GARAGE Sale-Moving, pool WILL HAUL away rubbish 2 bedroom, 2 bath, air con. 6468 after 6. needed to start in Septem. and tear down garages. WELL MANAGED 4 room 2 bedroom, exclusive area, ditioned condominium on table, poker table, aquari. WOMAN ber. Apply in person. Gold- 521.0728. apartment on East Jeffer. bUIl~ing immaculate, stove, Gulf overlooking pool, G.E. urn, games. clothes. Thurs- GARAGE SALE - Clothing en CoffeePot, 63 Kerche. son near Super Market, ex. refngerator, good trans. kitchen and laundry, cable day 9.4, Friday 9.12. 1038 household items, etc., piuS Must be experi- val, Colonial Fcderal B'uild. PRIVATE Practical m a I e cellent transportation. Ad. portation, all utilities in. color TV. 822.6672. Balfour. 7.piece bedl'oom set. Sat. enced 0 n better ing. nurse now available for ults. no pets, $110. 886. cludcd. Adults only. 526. urday, Sunday, August Z', 0967 • DEL U X E Condominium, ONE Oak dining room set, . private home duty. 756. 3615. 25, 10 a.m ..4 p.m. 1154 dresses. Adela ide FULL OR part time play- ncw. on gulf beach, Clear. oblong table, chairs, buUet room attendants needed for 9526, 939.7229. GROSSE POINTE area. 2 RANCH in the Farms - 4 Grayton, Grosse Pointe Huhn Shop, 3 Ker- water area, completely fur. and 'china ('abinet. Best of. Puk. cheval Ave. TU 1- Grosse Pointe indoor tennis EXPERIENCED sccretary bcdroom flat. air condi- bedrooms, 21hbaths, newly, nished. Many extru. Year. fer. 1 Benjamin Franklin club. 9.3 or 3:30. Monday desires position in East I tioning, modem kitchen, decoratcd kitchen, central Iy or seasonal lease only. firepl.ce, complete with 9x9 UMBRELLA tent, 12 1505. thru Friday. Call 886.2944 Side Suburban arca. 881. very clean. call between 4 air, sprinklers, gar age For particulars dial owner chimney stack, $50. 886. cubic foot e.ar top carrier, an)' da)' 9.5, 1~. and 7:30. 885.0803. opener. $575. B8S-8H9. 821,0042, 6812. used once. 881.'1974. j' \, ., '. Twenty-Two GROSSE P 0 I.N TEN t: w S Thursdav. August 22. 1974 I-AITICLIS roa SAU l-AanCLU FOI SAu ~lncLU fOI SAU IA-MUSICAL 9-AlncLIS WANTEDll-eAU FOilSALI 11-eAtS FOI $AU 12c-FAIMS FOI SALE WEEK.END s.u.& - 10% HAllIION» CIlonI Or PD, BEAtITlPUL diDette, drop INSTIlUMINn CHEST of draftn, oh11c1re11'.CADILLAC 11m 'Coupe de IPINTO Wap, '7., 8,000 METAMORA 011 emtiItI prIea. FunU Bole velYet .. , drJer, leaf table, • eaptaln chairs, ALL KUSICAL size or blUer ... 21. Ville, viDyl top, tan leather mileI, automatic, radia.la HORSE COUNTRY tun, IOIDe pieea Itripped I&ove. refrilentor', Ina- buffet. -..ms IIfSTRUDNTS interior, cream colored AM/FM - radio, lUllag e Lapeer County, Michigan. reacI7 to retiDlIh...... , rite, electric Ian 10A-MOTOICYCLES bod)' aDd top, DeW tires, rack, UDdes'eoated. Excel Renovated farm house plus mower. froIt.free aeaw. "'00 per moath.. ~ .eee •• orle., boat uebor, other item •. LIKE NEW sean Drum ouafttl amplifiers , FOISALE .tereo, clmatrol, 22,000 ori. lent condition. llM.2834. bal'lll on 3lI8 acreS. RoWng "•• e., d1IheI, Illvel', TO 1-411IO. 15 cubic: feet, ,iDll exeeUeat eon. ,couulryside ,20% down, t=oril;a=t oller. 881.1042 JUitan, 4uteI:, aaxopbqna Un2 HONDA lIOce, Mini mil", 1967 JAGUAR 2+2, U E ckH:kI, paJDtiDP. priDU, al" dltion. $5.100. 88Z-3310. land contra,t terms. BASEMENT SAL&- be .. ' .. 11 electric baueI. clulle wi!. Excellent eoaditfon. type. Good coodiUon.$2800 pMebwort pIDoWl, nMIDd FJedrie eeIl • Iulian, YioIinI, trumpetl , GEO PALMS REALTOR 40" white ltoYe, eIotbiD 881.(K03. 228 Fisher. 2lH.2799 • OM table. ehain, Io,v.... t. GARAGE SALE -The lllual Ol'lalll, baDJoa. COD' 0 1983 CADILLAC Sedan de ~ desk. lite. Opo Frida, ud bouIeIIoId Item •• Tbunda ••y, Ville, lull power. air leather, uaortmetlt pIIII aki, camp- dn&mI, clarienta. Othen 1969 FORD. Runs Dice. 886 Saturad" AUIUIt Z3rd ud Frida" Saturda" 9 p. m.' interior, excellent coDdi- 'I p.m. 4161 BlIbop. iD., sports tee n-age stuff AU reDIal f... applied to CUSTOM 7042. Call after 5:30 p.m. 2ottb. 10 a.m.-5 p.m •• 2018 aDd 'IB Cbev rolet WalOll. pure1uIse ~. SW4I0, tlon. 881.3553. 12D-LAKE AND RIVER E. JelfenoD at St. Aubin. r, Thursday through Sunday, 881._. CHROME PROPEITY 3 G.I Joe'., jl'tP aDd traile l88Il CAMARO, '71 FORD LTD, very clean Ba .. meat Shop. -'31'18. mouth. SS, Power .pace ca,.we. 2 foot Joe1I:- .... 161. Bourne 8 TRACK recotder, WooleJl steering. brakes, air. AM. low mileage. Mate offer en aDd 200 GJ. Joe ite PLATING 882.72.57. KEY LARGO, Florida. New 30" TAPPAN gls ran.e, $80. D1J. MOVING SALE - Clothel sak, 3M, like new, • months FM .tereo. Excellent con- 4118-2W78. Like DeW. All for $30. 777. und miseella old. $130. Al:oo. 100 good Quality Chrome Plating dition. 885-Ul. after 8 p.m. mobile home 121.64 with neoul items. PONTIAC BonnevWe 11110. Thursday, Augus t 22Dd, II). rock 8 track tapes with For 1965 8xl4: Expando, car port, GA1lAGE SALE-New. used Auto - Home. Boat convertible, one owner. Ex. screen room. centrel air, COOPER Ga. powered edle r, 4. WI Three Mile. cases. 886-24007. 1972VEGA. speed, AM/FII, clotiWll. fUl'Ditnre. stove, ALUMINUM PLATING A.l shape, $1,250. Must sell. cellent condition, 81,000 furnished, in e x c Ius iv e aewiD( mach1De, boll ... $55, Toro SDow Blower 21" GARAGE SALE--. August 22, CONN MINUET Organ, lite Brite 8IId Satin Finished mile., air conditiOJled. $585 park, swim pool, club good CODditioD,$80. SChw 885-387 •• ware.. toy.. misc:eUaDeou&. inn 23, haby, boUlebold clotbiDg new, with bencb, "'50. 5eU. 825-5100 ~. bouse. 011 ~126' lot on boy. 5-Ipeed .port Co Tbunday, Friday, 9-5. 1435 De- items. lS8'1 Ani ta. for over $2,000 new. 6 yean COMET CORP. 1m VEGA G.T. Call after 60 ft. oanal, * block from FaIrboIme Woods. Ilate, $65. "''101•. old, after 5 p.m. TU HI73 4443 BeUevue, Detroit,482m 6. 881'{)lee. 1973 SEDAN de Ville, all ac ocean. 886-5734:. NEW Golf Club, Jack Nicbo- cesaorie5, stereo, climat e G"ARAGE SALE - Portable REMODELING -Immedia te . $75. TU 1. SLINGERLAND . Druml, 8 1971 TRIUMPH 650, Bonne. MARK IV 1973, prime eondi- poa&e8Iion of counte rtop ia. Brown Bear control, excellent condition ST. CLAIR Landmark Home. do, pell. basketball ~ck. piece natural oak with ziJg ville, $850 or milke offer. tion, triple white, low mile. oveu. Great for 7377. 961.5265 Jafter 6 p.m. 886 Converted into four very board, autiq\lt fuI'Dlture. eleetric highlot 3I1d ziJg c)'mbolJ Between 5-7 p.m. 881-4306. age. All optionals including cottage. All for $100. 882- ...,.. aUractive 'end spacious baby clothes, Oriental bIZ E T MAGS, 7~- 15, with L78- with bard ca&ei. Exc:el1ent stereo tape. 821-6408. rug. Delft chandelier, 8380. 15 fair tires, $125. Pine conditicn, noo. Days 821_ 197. B.M.W.-R.90-S. 900 ce., 1968 VALIANT, autDmatic 6, apartments; three haviDg boob '1'IlIIu8day, saturday, Amoire, $100. Antique tool 2220, nights 886-6291. 1800 miles. CaU weekdays, 1965 FORD, very good condi- fireplace5. Beautitu11y land- A GARAGE SALE will be radio, 1 owner, under 25,000 10.1. 8(K Rivard. chest, .olf balIs. coffee 757.77.7. 7:30 to 5 p.m. tion, $300. TV 2.7128. scaped grollDds and gar. on miles, excellent condition held at 38 Harbor Hill llOU, etc. 888-24 15. MARTIN 12 string Model $3300, firm. dens. Steady iIIcome and Thunday and Friday, Au $850. 821.1337. BARC A LOU N GER, $IlO. D1220 with case, excellen t 1986 PONTIAC LeMatls, runs good tax 5helter. There is gust Dnd and 23rd. AU a , ilWY wal. 1970 KAWASAKI 500. Good Dlvu bed, i(!eal for den or re BEDROOM suite cODditiOD,•. 821-2960.~ good. $100 or best oUer. constant demand far these invited to atteAd, Informal out, double bed, v8lllty condition .•. TU •.9243. 1972 DODGE Colt wagon. ex cottage. portable Smith - 821-7314:or 923.7400. cellent condition, automat rental units. $64,000 with Corona typewriter. 886- with bench, ehe at, 2 com- F convenient terms. CHRYSLER Air Temp win REE - Amplifier with pur - 1973SUZUKJ, 50 cc. Only 900 CAPRI '71, 4: speed, stereo ic, new oversized wbitewa II 0'185. modes .• 175. 8lI6-6&18. chase of Epiphone dow air cODditioner, 9,000 ,wt.r, mUes. Perfect condition. tape deck. Vinyl toP. decor steel belted radial tire5 MacGLASHAN COMPANY Cuino, 881-6363. Y ARD SALE - PIng pon, BTU, $60. 885-2986. SUPER Garage Sal~ air $200. Car rack, cover" helmet, group. 886-9478. 36,000 miles. $1645. 821 300 S. Riverside table, high chair, antique lock, cbain and straps. 2944.. St. Clair. Micbipn condiijoners, cl1ande1iers, D:RUMS, compJeteset, good cote machine, cbaiD lamp, GARAGE SALE - TrlDl. SlID Asking $350. 1970CHALLENGER, red and 329-2294 iamps, burst clock, 8 cODditioD, $1~. TV 2-MM can ~. hauoc:k, clock radiol, ferred outstate. AU my ,DUD. aetion edi'tor, drape. Iwbite convertible, be s t 1969 CMrlARO, V8, automat treasures, rare boob, over. offer. 886.{)639. ic, positraction, powe r ST. CLAIR R I V E R. 151' clothes. boob, toy.. Also ries, curt a iDS, rods, CABLE-NELSON Spinet pi. l1-CAtS, FOI SALE VW roof rack aDd camp stuffed, washing machine, steering, vill)'l top, AM frontage south of St. Clair. spread., clothes , Ju.nior aDO. Maple P)n e fiDlsh AUTOMOBILE IDBurance as TRIUMPH 1971.TR-4l, Grosse trails ba et packs in excel. .ir eouditioner, wickerware, Bridesmaid dress , doBs, $SOIl. 717.l234 or 779-8700. new tires, original owner High - beautlful location. leat eoadition. Other a•• fine glass, stereo, adult low a. $liS per 1ear. Can Poillte bdies car, 18,000 882-2936. Old bouse. InformatiOD 1- games, rec:ords , books. mil. Chesney IIIlluranee Agency miles. SfW-4516. IOI1ed goods. Saturday, bikes, boliday decor, 1900 cellaneous bousebo ld items, G I B SON' semi.automatic 329.2682. - Singer. saturday, August for your over the phone 1970 PORSCHE, 91., Dew August ~, 1220 Whit- boat ladder, 'W ood storm Guitar, Sun 8c)1U'W1ampli. 1969 FORD Wagon, 50,000 q~n. llM-S331. brakes, paint, stereo tape tier,. 885-8'135. :U, 11-8, JJ30 Somerset. and .creelll, all very good fier, 2-12" ipeuers. Re- miles. stick shift, powe.' Empi mags, $2850. After 5 LAKE ANGELUS FRONT condition, reaso nable. SIt- verb. TU 4-3751. brakes, and steeriDg, ~. LAD V'S Sehwilm bike, NORTH NorUake China, Ken. 1973 BUICK REGAL brown p.m. 881&-6729. uroay 10-4. 1(M6 881.8885 after 7. FIRST OFFERING- Ap- coaster brake. 882-76'18. dal pattei'll, 53 piece ser. Devon- with beige vinyl. interior shire, Grosse ,pointe Park. eJ-ANTIQU,O proximately 2.3 acres, plus an!! top, air, power brakes, 1973 CAMARO, Burgund AllAGE SALE - Miseel- vice for 8, servin, FOR SALE, 1964 FALCON. 6 cylinder. y beautifully landscaped par. G poweX' steering, 19,300 with cloth illterlor, pow: laJJeOlUiteDlJ, Ebony p!aDo. pieces, $125. 882-l139. FULL leqth sabl e ud mink, Automatic, body perfect. er cel with 100 feet on the full length mIlS dyed FURNrrt1JlE relIJiished, re- miles, excellent condition. steering, brakes, cOl!$ole lake. Executive bome with 1108 Auduboc1, Grosle MOVING. furniture and ap. krat No rust a nywhere, runs mink paired. Ilrippecl. OJ type $3,110O.881-7008or 882-M93. excellent condition. $2995 approximately 3,000.square PoiDte Park. IN. plianeea, iIIcludiD, attrac- min1l:, and sable exceUent. 18 to 24 mUes jacket. 88ll-695l of caninl. Free: estimates, ll86-855Z after 8 p.m. feet of living space, family tive dining room eel 475 1966 VW, rebuilt engine. Call per gallon, low mileage. DOUBLE BED, white, good 4'14-8853. Must see, Show reom ron. r room, den, • fireplaces, 4 'ADlrd Rd., Grosse Pointe ODDS and eDds 886-U70. 1~ CHEVROLET. powe cODditioD.ceo after 4 p.m. " 16 mm. . clition, $550. 881-7860. bedrooms, partly finished Farm" 882-&79. movie equipm ent, Unen, w:ANTED;Pc:wui; or Rev- steering, power brakes 821-5208. I elation PotterY: Also other 1973 JEEP Reuegade, h~avy rl 3rd floor for lIdditional odd china, pewit r, bedding, 1968 OPEL Kadette, automatic, some rust. Ca ESrATE SALE-Piano. elec- unusual, ir:tereiting marked duty equipped. Power ~150. space, gas heat, central air SELF cleaDiZlgelectric stove , draperies, stem ware. 88S- after 6 p.m. 885-4920. tric s t 0 ve., refrigentor, ~13'1. conditioning, 2¥.l c., gar- 6 yeus old, WeatiDahouse , 5M2. American or European pot- steering, brakes, cupetlng housebold fUl'Diahlngs, some tery. Call lIG.3722. Loaded. 17,000 miles. 886- 1972 TRImlPH Stag. air, age, underground sprinkl- Copper, $125. 884-«M5. '70'PONTIAC Bonneville con. er system, dock attd steel antiques, lady's clothing, 3 'PIECE '\IVa1nut bedroom ~. vertible, aU power. AM.FM, power windows, BEAU'MFUL antique inlaid 886- breakwater, getltly isloping GARAGE SALE - Bargains , size U, numerous miscel- suite, complete . $125. 88S- 4834. automatic, $5000. 882-8884. girl'.. metl's. wometl's laneous Items; Saturday, wood knick !mack stand 11lS7 MUSTANG. red con. aU sand beach. 'I11Is se. 31G. 1970 VOLVO, 1~.S, private clothea. loyI, miscellane . August 14. 9 to 5. 580S with porcelain (lasters, 101. vertible, sbarp, must .ell 1969DODGE Monaco Wagon, cluded and beau~ home ous. Thursday, Frdiay , Farmbrook, Detroit. 8500 B.T.U. air conditioner id oak buBet. leather this week. ~ or offer. 9 passenger, ~,OOO miles. OIIVDer, excellent condition, must be seen to apl'ftCjate Saturday, 12 to 5. lI86 $85. Crib and m attress $35. trunk. Sell or. tr~de for 886-5787. Full power. Clean. $925. 4 new tires. $1800.886-2776. the many extras, location CORNER table, Cherry fln- 'Fall maternity clothes. Oak table or bed. 824-.1292. and view of beautiftd Lake HoUywood. 889-0393. 1971 MUSTANG. SportsrooI, 526-9835. CLASSIC 1966LiDco1n Con- ish, Kenmore washer, Iron- New rotisserie broiler. AD Angelus. Can be purchased ANTIQUE .Pine,. Chest, oak air, power steering, AM/ t1nenta14 door convertible, YARD SALE - Chest, clres - rite,n e 'W I y upholJtered excellent condi CUTLASS SUPREME-l972 on land. contract by quali- 'tion. 885- $2500. 8Zl-~. ser, chain', dishes, baby chair aDd ottoman, Hoover 8848. claw foot chest, fanc:y oak FM stereo, low mileage. • door green, vinly top; fied buyer. Price $175,000. , wardrobe, antique ornate 885.{)315. goodi .. , toddler cloth .. , vaeuum cleaner, breakfast undercoated, A/C, radio. 1973 AUDI tOOLS, autoDlatic, Make your appointrl1ent to- LOVELY antiqu e Oak frames. more.' Everything Good condition. Driven 17,- day. . .surprizes. Frida-5aturday , table and 2 ehaira. 881-8053. 4 CADILLAC 1fl88 black Sedan sun roof, $3900. 882-409M. cbairs, much mcellane. reasonable. 23/'123 Roxana 000 .miles. 1 dJ:iver-owner. 2288 stanhope, Woods de Ville,villyl padded roof. HOUSE SOLD - Selling aU OUI. make offer. 19604 East Detroit ,0U 1) near $2,800. Call after 5:30. Il8S- M.G.C.• 8 cyUnder, 1969, 49,- 884-40M. 11,000 miles, 'air, power MIDCOREALTY furnishings. Cable - Nelson Gauk1er Wednes day, Thurs. KeDy, 2791. 300 miles, exceUent running , loeks, 6 way seats, blaek 2655.Woodw~ GREAT Toy S81e-Thursdey , Spinet piano, card tab 1 e day IIDtil dark 8 and 9 FLEA MARKET-Saturday, upholsiery, white leather condition. $1550. 881-67«. Bloomfield HD1s Friday, Saturday. 1m C41.a- set, work bench with vise MUe off Harper terbury, Woods. 10 to 3. and I r i n del', luggage, SlIDday August Uth and trim, 50ft ray glas., l'xcel. 71 DUSTER, V-B, $1050. 886- 335-2715' After 8 !ll87.5451 lady's clothing, shoe" hand. GENERAL ELECTR IC dou- 25th, 9 a.mAI p..m. at 4928 lent condition. settling es- 8570. BICYCLE, back to school . bag., kitchen equipment bIe oven for bw'It-in. Gold. Cadieux at East Warrt'll. tate, $2,200. 331-6791. boy's SchwiJln Stingray , aDd hundreds of miscenan- Excellent . condi Uon. For rental space 'informa. '69 VW. Excellent ronditioll, .f good condition. 881.0582 ll225: . tiob'r,aU88t.... ' : 1969 CHEVROLET Nomad rear window'defogger. $900 PORT.HUR~N eous items. Sale starts sat- wagon V-8, power steering, BUT Exeellent L a tI d tract Reasonable. or best offer. 882~735. urday 10 a.m. tbn1 SlIDday. -- CL011lING and acce.sories, good condition. $500. 885- terms, what could more COMBINATION buggy-atrol- GARAGE SALE - August 1021 Woodbridge, E. s t ler, $20. Baby ca rrlage with autbetltic styles and fab- 0471. BEFORE 11C-10ATS AND enjoyable than a antastic 23-24, 10-5 p.m. E1ectri c Condominium, 8* Mile net, $15. Tub, walter/jump- riCf., 30 to to era. All sizes. MOTORS view of the St. C ir River and Beaconsfield, St. Clair ;68 BMW, 2002. Excellent stewe, furniture, clothes , er, carrier, hoi'se, toys, 887.23M requesu. 341-3690, YOU BUY from your o~ living Shor~. 777.1234-'1'19-6'100. running condition, new 1968 EVINRUDE Rogue, 19 boob, games, miscellane - clothes infant/ toddler 2, 1,~,p.m. ' room? Spacious 3 bed- 0U8. 18'17 HlIDtington. transmission, tires, engine ft. glass. Inboard, outboard, EXERCVCLE, motor driven, everything like new. Bar, BE SURE rooms, 3 baths, 5plit level GRAND OPENING Sale - rebuilt. 885-6888. 216-0MC. Many extras. home, custom intiriol' with in good condition. Fedden $15. Miscellaneo us. 882-40799. 'MOVING '- Garage Sale - Antiques, collectibles, used With trailer. $3,200. 886- 2 fireplaces, waik~ut base- . window air eonditiODer. Lou of furniture. Humidi ANTIQUE tnm1I:, new com. furniture, dining room sets, B.M.W. 2,000 C, perfect coln- TO VISIT 4024. ment, 2 car carate, priced ~r, toys, mowmobne plus llU0670. mercial slainles bedrooms, mirrors, gate-leg dition, air, $3,500 or make to seU. R.176. s .teel cool. ~ FT. Owens Cabin Cruiser, suits and helmets, dark er, ~. Chair dressing tables, curved glass china an offer. Mustsell. 882-1458. room equipment, 1 year old 1." GIRLS' blue and chrome , 1960,18.5H.P. Single screw, SCHWEITZER bike. Asking $25. 882-7037. table, sweeper, bed frame. cabinets. pictures, desks, OLDSMOBILE, 1974, 98 Re- double oveu range, tools , lamps, ruby glass, Nippon SEYMOUR general condition good, 1.329-4771 SfW-3828. gency Coupe, aU options, linens, etc. 808 Grand milk glass, crystal, clocks, trim tabs and extras. $3,- GARAGE SALE-First time. triple black low mileage Marais. Friday - saturdaY , 50 years of accumulation, OLD FARM house things for everything on sale. Bonnie 200. Call between 9 and 5. 9-5 P.M. sale. SeWng out. Bring $Moo sUcker. now $5,~5. 274-8870. 12E-COMMER~IAL new and old. Everything and Clydes. 'UM7 Mack 884-6639. CADILLAC trading stamps . The rest of PROPERTY CLOTHING SALE-WomaD's ~oes. Saturday - Tuesday, near Alter, ss..5MO. 3O.FT; Chris Craft for fam- 11-8. 3~1~ Buckingham, Au,ust. 22338 Carolin a, st. IZ months, 12.000ml1u Value ily togetherness, eruising. 5 thru 10, 8* shoe, men's 8C-OFFICE Proteetlon Plan opUonai on Detroit. Clair Shore •. WE PAY swimming and skiing. Twin 40. regular. 808 Grand EQUIPME~r most C.dlUaea BUILDING Marais, Friday - Saturday , DUNCAN Phyfe dropleaf ta. GIGANTIC ya r dsah- TOP DOLLAR engines for easy handling. New nylon'curtains, extr~, FOR SALE. 9-5 P.M. ble, ehain and c:res~do Clothes, treu urers, mis. E L E C T R I CTypewriter. FOR 964.6811 cellaneous item August Heavy duty Snllth.Corona. Grosse Poillte Shores Ma- MEDITERRANEAN green board, desk and cbair, s. $45,000 investmtllt opportu- 23, :U, 10 a.m. -5 p.m. 1415 Extra Wide Carriage. Car. LATE MODEL rina. 886-11~, 8 to 11 p.m. lOla, lounge chairs, m~el davenport, wing chair. 3180 E.JEFFE~ nity, rent income, 'Rental - BiBbop. bon " cloth ribbon. Excel. 1aJleous, Good conditiOD Thursday, Friday. 2-8 p.m. CADILLACS 16' FIBERGLASS rowboat $llOO monthly. ' ReI!lepoa. ~ Fisher. -. lent condition. Mrs. Jef. Very reaaonable. 884-3867 ASK FOR $200. Hand lawn mower, lible Company Ie a a i n g 20" SEARS Stingr ay type bi- fries. TV 1-9302. property. Return 15%. cycle, excellen FRA!'lK BROMLEY lawn sweeper and edger $5. EIIPTY my basement of a GARAGE Sale - Friday Au. t condition, Windsor, 1-519-254- $28. 775-0383. SEETHE BEST 884.9011. cau TV, cbairs - good fra,mes gust 23rd. 733 Middlesex, 9-ARTICLES WANTED 2611 or write: The Grosse 9-5:30. Great stuff! SEYMOUR SELECTION OF ill them, could reupholate~ GARAGE 5a1e-20 7M Coun. BOOD, Art Objects Sought. CHRIS Craft 2t' inboard, Pointe News, Bcix H 11. CADILLAC PRE-OWNED 1961, mahogany. Excellent 2 flresjcle chairs, 1 reup- THORENS TD 150, Mark II try Club, Harpe r Wooci", Browsers alway. welcome. 3180 E. Jefferson condition, tape deck, dual bolatered, matching cbair turntable with Shure M93E 10 a.m ..7 p.m Thursday B. C Claes Book Shop. CADILLACS 964-6811 heavy duty batteries with FOR LEASE bu material cut to finish cartridge, $9(). Player pi- througb Sunday . Clothes all Mlss Ethel aaes, 1670 ~ AT THE NEWEST switch, spot. FrtllCh ProviDelal fruit ano. chrome table with sizes, toys and baby clothes. verette (48218). WO 3. I convenion 397 FiSHER ROAD. Charm. AND MOST ligbt, twill horns. 430 horse- 'Wood frame, cover or reup :smoked class. 882.9538. 4267. ing bouse converted to reo bolater, also chest of draw - PALE green Ro we Queen PRE-OWNED MODERN power engine, lollf hours, tail. 1,100 sq. ft.; including en, 2 lddDey sbaped dress . SOFA paif' of chairs coffee sleep.sofa, Lim e da,mut. CADILLACS FACILITIES like new canvas with com. carpeting, fixturtl. Ready to ing tables witb bench tabl~. small dmm' table, pair matchint book cases. ORIENTAL IN THE AREA plete mooring cover, $4,800. go. SUitable for children's Other items. 1011 York - dropleaf dining table with-, 886-7863. '74 CADILLAC DEMOS. 888-8194. wear,. ,bridal jibop, etc lIbire. Low mileage. Mrs. Jeffries, Realtor, TU out leaves. Child's desk, CAPITOL sewin g machine, '73 Cpe. de Ville. Stereo. CAL 20 Sailboat. First oUer. vanity chair. Saturday oo1y excellent condi RUGS 2-0899. GARAGE SALE, 1551. Fair - "lion. $175. '73 Sdn. de Ville, Stereo. ing. Mint condition. Many mont, Thursday, Friday , ~~'. 618 N. Rosedale. 884. 886-2021. WANTED '74 Cpe. de ViDe, 3,390 mi. ROGER extras. Make offer. 882- Saturday, 9-? Including a '72 Cpe. de Ville, white lea. 5011. KERCHEVAL AVE. - 4 MOVING-Side by side reo All sizes - be.t prices. motoftycle. '73 Cougar Triple White stores with 5 apartments MADEIRA tablecloth l08x60, frigerator stove 399-1179 547.5145 mahogany speed. , lite new. '72 Eido 18,22&mi. RINKE 18' ALL above. All reeted. Off FROSTLESS Freezer - re band . embroi~ered witb Blg ced~r wa rdrobe, air boat. inboard. B'est oU,er. mateflmg napkins. N eve r conditioner 18 GLASSWARE, disbel, furni- '6'7 Sdn de Ville, like new street parking. for de- frigerator, gas stove, wasb ,000 B.T.U. 824.1682. ~.n used. $325. 9:30 a.m ..5 p.m. MisceUan~s ture, swords, gun parts, '6'9 Chevrolet Impala. CADILLAC CO. tails. ere ,al dryer. 102 Mary furniture, odds and ends. 776-6161. - 8112.2002 some oat. 13356 SAILBOAT, Sirocco IB' sloop, land. All DeW. Hampshire, 11 MILE RD. HIGBIE MAXON BACKYARD Sale _ Glass Harper and Cbalmen. ELECTRIC piano with am. 3.9 mere: O.B. trailer, sails, BEAUTIFUL SO FA, 8.5 McGLONE East of Van Dyke cushions. Excellent condi. 886.3400 table top:), old sideboard, BICYCLE boob plifier wanted. Prefer Fen. inches, 4 pair matching bric-a.brac, del', reasonable. 882.3UK Warren tion. 886.9067. custom draperies 72 incbes sewing cabinet, miscellane. ladies size II ciothes, men's ous galore. 22613 Raymond ~ pants 34 elf' after 5 p.m. CADILLAC GROSSEPO~ by 88 iIIcbes eacb. 886-3085 apes, rec- 536-6260 FIBERGLASS 16 ft. 80 horse- Court, 12 and 13 Mile off ords. 2O:aa. Van 20900 HARPER power Johnson, trailer. Ex. MEDICAL Bun.DING Antwerp. LAWSON or Traditional love MACK Avenue between 7 and BLACK Stratolounger chair , JeHerson. Thursday, Fri- seat. Suitable for sl i p Z blocks north of Vernier OR cellent condition. $1,995 or 8, beautifuL cOlldition, fi. black aDd white marble day. NEW elegant Kerman 2'd' covering. Not more than 881-6600 757-0767 best offer. 886-2574. I nancing available, 8X top table, brass wute- rug with fringe, warm pint 72" long. 885.5951. "LANE" Contemporary oiled with ivory, blue and brown CABIN Cruiser 25', steel hull, Gross. Box R-12, Grosse bas1l:eu. Other items ... Walnut dining room set. J038. details. Outstan ding value E LECTIUC Train: Lionel or V8 power. Must sell. 882. Pointe News. used 1 year, including $85. 886-1174aft er 7. American Flyer, modem , table with • cane bacted ALL USED CARS ARE NOT All KE 01636. SCHWINN Paramount-Pl5 or old. 886-4065. or 237-5617. 13-REAL ESTATE 22" f ram e, completely cbair. and hutcb. 885~. BLACK bear rug with feet - SAILBOAT, 470 Racing Campanola equipped In. and IIl!ad. Good condition. B ALTIC BLUE pattern Ba. SEE RITTER FOR THE BEST rigged, 2 sets sails, trailer, FOR SAU GARAGE SALE - 25 years •100. 5Zlr-9835. varian china made expresl . cludln, brake.. ExceUeDt of Grosse Pointe living '74 Gremlin X. Low miles. $2,6'15 $1,250. 885-5041. eoDdttion. MUIt sell. $4(10. ly for the J. L. Hudson SAVE .10,000 with this Cox must go, Encyclopedia, IA-MUSICAL Company. Call.fter 6 p,m. '73 Ves;saWagon On Sale $I,3i5 Call m-07'M. 11 F- TRAILERS AND " Bater home. JUlt 2* boob, furniture, bric-a. INSTIUM ENTS 885-1l1G. '73 Plymouth satellite. 2 Dr. H.T. 11,000 miles $2,495 brae. Saturday, Sunday 16- CAMPERS blocks across Mack from GARAGE SALE - ,ame., '72 Pinto, Auto. Mint. $1,595 Grosse Pointe in one of 5, 1041 Whittier, Grosse VIOLIN full .ize , excellent TRAVEL traiL I' 1965, heat- boob, records, ,irlJ bike, ORIENTAL RUGS '72 Vega. Automatic. $895 Detroit's finest neighbor. Artley flute, DeW Rubber PoinU! P"rk. condition, 2 bow s, case, er, reftigerator, stove, toil. Highest Prices Paid floods, IIh story brick 3 DeW canvas cover ~ . 886-38M. '72 Malibu. 2 Dr. H.T: Five Sharpies! Low prices. et, good condition, Maid item., m. boy'a GARAGE SALE - Flour $990. 2 624-4433 '68 Nova. 6 Auto. $895 881-0917. bedrooms, baths, modern Scbwinn racer. Friday 9-4. grinder, sand boll', broiler kitcJ1en with eaUng area 1183 Hawthorne. PIANOS WA NTED '89 Dodge. 4 Dr. Air. oven, ml.ceUaneou.. Fri. USED furniture anc.lantiques. $695 LAYTON 21', selI~ontained, fireplace, din I ng room' '70 Plymouth. , Dr. Air. GARAGE SALE-Furniture, day, Saturday 2.5. ~79 GRANDS, Spinets , Consoles Pewabic pottery, indian only $995 tub and shower, Reese den, patio, forced air ga~ c:lothea, toys, mlseellane. Buckin,ham. aDd sman UPril bta. cash. rug. and jewelry, ~oiDS, hik:JI, sleeps 4, very clean. heat, 21h .~ar garage. In cut gl... , Tiffany llmpe, 823-4313. St. Clare Parish. 'ET.eellent ou.. 1611 BoumemouUl, GIRLS Scbwinn bicycle 16", numay thru Sunday. VE7-05 06 marble top tables, hand. condition with a great 8% modem designers go i d made quilu, oriental rugs, RITTER CHEVROLET TE'''IT trailer for rent, sleeps assumption of $28,000. WESTINGHOUSE 18,. chandeUer, S'x.' antique ROGERS doubl~ Bass drum anything of value in fumi. B, heater, &love and ice Owner 4168 Bi.hop 88S- 000 BTU, rood condition, smoked .I..s mirror. 882. set, cymbols and cases, ture or, l1ass. 1123-3223or 16700 HARPER 881.7600 box. $75 per week, Gro58e 61U lor appolntment.' Open '150. TU 1.NM. 5015. complete. $750. 815- 7004. 885-6380. Pointe, 822-5068. Sunday 2-5. f I •1 ______1 _ •I lhuncl.y. August 22; 1974 6 R0 5 SE PO I N TEN EW 5 '. Twenty ..lhrH , - 1J-l1AL DTATI 1J-1EAL ISTAn 13 lEAL ISTAn 1J-1llAL ISTA11 1J-lEAL ISTATI U-I.EAL UTATI 1J-l1AL ISTATI 11 IlAL DTATI POl SAU fOlSAU POl $ALl FOlSAU fOl SAU POI SAU fOl SAU POI SAU JOHN s. WE THOUGHT YOU WOULD LIKE OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 .Purdy and Associates TO KNOW 350 STEPHENS ROAD OVERLOOKS Cow1trJ Club 10K coune. PleIlt)o 01. Iookiag, clapboard ODe Farm home. 'lbat then are .WI a few cboiee hom81 for sale. Good atoll' at1le room. Formal and Ibfonu1 Uriq. A ,eml LotI GOODMAN 3 bedrooms (or 2bedrooma .Dd den). l~ batba. DwiDg the palt few IIIGDtba our .. 181 couuaelon 0( room. and lDcllld.. ..uper Very pleaaiDl center entrance INU. Good "work. extril bedroom .... INC. baye been busy helpiDe IDU)' people ill the Groue apartmeot. Pointe area buyiq and HUiDg their properties ing kiteben" with many eupboltd!. central eir wi~ friendly and efficient profeulooal HrVice. eGGdltiolliDg. to' lot. with several trees. Attacbecl WIWAKSBURG COLONIAL IJl lbe FarmB-Firlt "BE SECURE, GOODMAN FOR SURE." . A few of the homes you migbt remember are: ,ara,e. rate location. 3 bedrooalI plUi .uper UbraI')' with built.in bar. Not much ym to eare few. A lMIyl OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 WWlamsburg Ct. Co1IdomiDium-Sold:-30 days S. OXford 'Ranch-14 dayl-lOld PRICE REDUCED-owner anxioul to seU this beau. FIRST OFFERING! 145 Grosse-Pte. Blvd.-sold-8 days DAVIES-MOFFETT tiful ColoAial with privacy, pool, ,arden room, U. brary and maids' quarters. W. KINGS COURT 19691-3 bedroom raneb with fame 774 Lakepolnte-Sold-l0 days TU 5-3220 1591 Bournemouth-Sold-2 weeks ily room (parquet floor), screened pardi, IDd In. 81 Kercheval Ayenue On "'lbe Hill" TRUE WILLIAMSBURG 011. super street in Grosse ground pool with outside stairs to basement and 1043 Somenet-80ld-5 days Member Grosse Pointe ~al Estate Board Pointe Fanns. A real classic. 8 bedrooma, step. shower. UNDER $8O.000! 54S Locbmoor-Sold-2 showiDp down library. Superior! Barclay Rd. Rancb-Sold-9 days YORKSHIRE 3865 (Deitoit)-A 3 bedroom, 1"'1 bath The best homes are sold very q),iek1y. Here are UNUSUAL--overlooka the Lake. Frau WUberdin, Cape Cod with loads 01 .-:barm aDd many extras just a few more that will be joining the list of OPEN SATURDAY, 2-5 built it. 2 b~rooms, with dreasiDg area. The includiDg 2 stoves, 2 refri(erators, waeber, and "SOLD" homes very shortly. Desirable 2 bedroom brick ranch on large lot. Only landscaping ia out of this world. Wonderful for dryer. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE AND LAND $35.000. 849 Rivard. couple or sm.tl family. CONTRACT POSSIBLE. GROSSE PTE. 2 FAMILY-All alumiDum mainten. FOLLOWING BY APPOINTliENT ance free income nen Lakeshore. For the inveat. Sbarp 4 Oat in GroIH Pointe Park. Individ.!lal fur. a.BEDRooM COLONIAL with library, Florida room. NORCREST 23112 (St. Clair Shores) - IMMEDIATE ment minded. naces. $515 per mOl1th income. Reasonably priced great yard. large kitchen. A well maintained OCCUPANCY, IN .BY SCHOOL. 3 bedrooms and home. PRICE REDUCTION-A family style colonial, .. bed. at $44,000. Land contract terms. 1;' baths means room for. a family near schools rooms, first floor lauOOI}'. Reduced to $35,900. and bus lines with resLdent only golfing this SAVE ON YOUR INCOME TAXES .Spring. WE NEED A SALE-Bishop Road. An immaculate RENTAL INCOME PAYS LOAN PAYMENT Purdy and Associates 3 bedroom colonial in a prime location. We have 3 family flat including adjacent 2 family buildable MARSEILLES 8814 (Deitoit-near Harper Woods)- a substantial price reduction on this beauty. 1m. lot. Large 35 foot newly carpeted livin, room with 889-0500 3 bedroom colonial with terrace, rec room, 175 ft. medillOt\!o(!'upancy so the kids can be ready for natural fireplace, formal dining room. 3 bedroom., 10~,plus new carpeting and all recently decorated, school. modern Ir.itcbea and pantry, 2 bath •. Firlt floor 1428 Bt1CKlNGHAM-Finst oIfuiq. 4 bedroom Cell' al'!...ther one with IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, IN currently leased at $4001 mo. Private elevator to ter eatrance colonial. Panele.1 den, 1 bath, 2 half BY SCHOOL. DON'T CUT THE GR~Because in our Ccmdo- smaller 3rd floor apt. 2nd floor leased at $385 lavatories, new carpeting ~gbout, ,.s lHlat, ininium on Vernier some one elie will do it. 3 per mooth. Call UI now .bOut thiI elegant flat 2 car carage and patio. New exterior alumlnum SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT bedroom, a den, 2'1.t ~ths, and family room. The in Grosse Pointe City. Terms available. trim, plua storms and screens. Assume 5~ ~ BARRINGTON-Sbarp 3 bedroom ranch in arborous "in" spot at $58.900. interest. Don't let this ODe ,et away. setting with fnmily room, modern kitchen. and GEORGE PALMS, REALTOR EXECUTIVE MANSION-Please call us for llODle 1324 BUCKINGHAII. Stalely and elegant de.cribea central air am~ng many modem features. 886-4444 details about our lovely Colonial overlookini the this rare beauty located iD the beart of the park. lake. In the $100,000 priee range, this 5 bedroom A Family BuaiDeaa For Over A Century ORANFORD LANE - 3 bedrooD\, 2 bath TOWN. It offen 5 ~ms, 3 full balha. 2 balf batJu, estate is priced to join the rents of the solds. Member Grosse Pointe Ileal Estate Board HOUSE with 3rd l100r suite (ideli for teenagen) . 17846l1aclt Ave., Gro:lse Pointe carpetiq and draPet. Kitchell is hclmemak.en and charming walled garden: off dlning room FIRST' OFFERING. SNEAK PREVIEW. Extremely dream. OriJinal owner aa.. liven Iota of teDder through French doors. large 3 bedroom center entrance colOlliaI located loving cue. New eaa boiler. Lot 'l5'lt16'7', Home on Fairholme in Gl'O$SePointe Woods. Featuring awalts your inspection. Can for appointment and THREE MILE DRIVE-6 bedroom, 5 bath Georgian WHITTIER ROAD-3 bedroo m2 bath Colonial. Fam. further details. a Pointe remodeled Kitcben, all. estate sized lot i1y room, fee. room -And attlched garaee. Low Manor with size, variety, and modem utility. Sit. and a mouth.watering price tag. tiDg rooms,1ibrary, and ,spacious grounds with 50's. lOGOYORKSHIRE -6 bedroom, 3~ bath eoloaial tennis court and putting green among the details Why not take a moment to call one of our sales Pe0- featuring SUDrOOmmusic room. Oak paDel1ecl ll. TOURAINE-1~ story on 60 foot lot. 2 bedrooms brary, 3 natural fireplaces. SUper larl' kltdlea, that sbauld interest-. you. CALL FOR MORE ple. We would like to assist you with the pur. down. large bedroom up. 2 car garage. Low 30's. DETAILS! chase or the .ale of your home. There are a few screened enclosed terrace, znd Door .tudy. Hom. fine homes to choose from. We thought YOll would MUIR ROAD-3 bedroom brick ranch. Screened ter- has Vel'J impressive entrance aDel staircaH. A lot like to know. race and ree .. l'O(lm. Garage. Low 30's. of bOUle located m extra lafle lot. P.rfect.few JOHN S. lare. f.mily or professloDal mall with eDtertIJD. NEWBERRY PLACE-Cape Cod near Lake Shore ment IJl mind. 1bia value ia irreplacable. Road. 3 bedrooms. 2'1.t ))a,ths. glassed porch and STRONGMAN, KELLY 2 car attached garage. Room for expansion on GOODMAN 2nd floor. central Air Conditioning and sprinkler . INC. & ASSOCIATES system. Low 70's. . 93 Kercheval "On The Hi II" 886-3060 KENWOOD CT. 5 bedroom ,3~ bath 2 story EnglMh. FIKANY 1st Ooor library, t>ening into paneledfamUy room 889-0800 with fireplace. Screened terrace, rec. room. 2 car REALTOR giil'age and 5Ox2OO lot. A lot of house in a prime location in the fifties. 886-50$1 DEVONSHIRE-3 bedroom 1~ bath Colonial on love. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Iy 6Ox18'1lot. 2 car garage. Low 40's. COD" WE'RE GOING TO BE HERE Sunday afternoon 10 BI"AIRMOOR-4 bedroom :'Y.a bath Centrally alr QUEEN There's come by and see why we believe it'. worth our ditioned Colonial. Famuy room with fireplace. while to spend' the aftemoon sbowing the inter. Lawn sprinkler. 2 car attached garage. Lovely FIRST OFFERING condition. ested public one 01 the better houses offered for Beautiful brand new Freilch Provincial colonial sale in the Farms. At 100 LothroP. Marty Oweus AUDUBON-Center. Hall C.,lonial on well landscaped near the lake in the Farms. 4 bedroom.. f.amUy will guide you througb this {"mecolonial with four l5Ox156 lot. Paneled library, screened terrace room, library. 1st Door launQry, buUer's pantry. No Place family bedrooms and a large suite for live-in help. and rec. room, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths on 2nd. At- Sensibly located oH the kitchen. There are fire. , tached garage. $'75,000. places in the library, living room and family room. WM. W. QUEEN A glass waDed garden room bas access to the beau. , ~.--- tifully landscaped grounds with its swimmiDg pool 886-4141 -==:: focal.polnt. If you want~~ethiDg special to move. 'HIGBIE MAXON r Home '.'Member Groa~ 'Pcdnte FAtate . Like into. get a move on and .~: us Sunday. 'R~;l. Baird ' I • 886-3400 Especially whe~. home is in Grosse Pointe. An OYtstanding FIRST TIME ADVERTISED residential community affording the advontages of EXECUTIVE ESTATE. Contemporary designed by Lake St. Clair, good schools, exceUentshopping, Alexander Girard and Minoru Yamasaki. Situated on over all. acre of Jteavily wooded grounds in the • Why more and more Real Estate buyers and sellers established municipal services, and unsurPassed heart of Grosse, Pointe Farms. The setting en. conveniently located activities for children of all ages. hanees the view from aU rooms. This lovely three. level home is comprised of six. bedrooms and five are turning to Each one af the offerings below has these features baths. Due to its many built-ln features • mini. heart of Grosse Pointe Farms. The setting en . . • . and is ready to be sold! Sove time and confusion. mum amount of furnishings are needed. Must be SCH.WEITZER FOR ACTION. Get the facts from one of our consultants today. seen to be appreciated. . COLONIAL in desirable location in Farms. Large FAR MORE EXPOSURE GUARANTEED SALE PLAN living room is well proportioned with bay and "* "* natural fireplace. There is a separate dining Four Multi.List boards, including Grosse Pointe - Why wait? PiCk your new hOme and buy it. Open Sunday 2:30-5 room, three bedrooms and bath, and full base. over 2,000 sales agents working for you for fast, Schweitzer can o1fer you a guaranteed "aIe. priee 912 Rivard ... attractive Cape Cod in conveni. ment with recreation room. The house was paint. top.dollar action. for your present home. ent Grosse Pointe City location. 3 bedrooms, ed inside and out less than one year ago, is in den, etc. . . . just vacated and priced in excellent condition, and all rooms are carpeted. MORE OUT-OF-TOWN the low. thirties. A really nice house with many extras. Act now! "* '* FULL SERVICE BUYER PROSPECTS Our speciaUJed departments professionally handle 3EO McKinley ... "First Offering''. Beautifully EXCELLENT one and a half story in prime move.in condition. Newly decorated four bedroom, three Our All-Pointes Relocation Service finds homes for all phases of buying. seWna:, lea.in, and renting of built Colonial in Richard and Brownell residential, commercial aDd lnduatrlal properties. school districts. 3 large be('.rooms. New baths features family room, paneled rp.creation relocated executiv~s, across the natiOll. Mutschler kitchen. Many extras. If you're room with fire~,lace, two and one half car at. tired of looking at average houses, make tached garage. large fenced yard In choice Farms this one a "must." location a block from Lake Shore Road and Hill , HERE ARE A Few OF OUR GROSSE POINTE OfFERINGS: I shopping area. This is a must see. 30 Christine Drive . . . in Grosse Pointe Farms at the end of Carmel Lane. 1964 custom APPOINTMENTS PLEASE IN THE WOODS-Well kept three bedroom hrick bungalow with 1~ baths. 'Fireplace, carpetllll, drapes, built Colonial 5 bedrooms. 27'x17' living VERY WELL CONSTRUCTED, maintenance free paneled recreation room. screened porch, 2 car garage. Near school, traltiportatlon and park. G 383. room. Library Ifireplace. Activities room, Price red'lr:ed. 886-4200. 25"x15' terrace. Many special features. Colonial with four bedrooms has lots of room Beautiful views. for the family. There is that needed extra room LAKEFRONT-A tremendous 10,000 square foot mansion on a 250x400 fQat lakef~nt lot. Everything need. on the first floor plull a large lavatory. The sec- ed for gracious living and spectacular entertaining. Six fireplaces. Huge connected garage with a five ond floor bedrooms are ample 1.nd there are two room apartment upstairs F 155. 886.5800. bathrooms. This house is located in the Grosse Privacy Amongst Neighbors Pointe school system and is located on a very FIRST OFFERING-Outstanding brick ranch featuring four bedrooms and four baths. Gracious dining room, quiet area. charming family room with a large terrace outside. Kitchen built-ins. Like new carpeting and drapes. Grosse Pointe W8f Memorial center, Little Club, , Attached three car garage. LargebeautifuUy landscaped lot. F 153. 886.5800. and picturesque Lake St. Clair are just opposite THE FRENCH HAD A FLAIR for it. Albert Kahn the dead-end street entrance of this attractive Associates, one of Detroit's beUer known archi. NEAR LOCHMOOR CLUB-Beautiful Mast built three bedroom 2'1.t bath face brick ranch home on a large Farm Colonial. Built with quality materials and tectural firms, designed this French Country deep lot. Carpeted throughout. Air conditioned family room. Mut.'lchler kitchen with self-cleaning oven. workmanship. Mutschler kitchen, brick floored house for its lake shore seUing. The five bed. Finished recreation room. Sprinkling system. Electric doors on the 2 car attached garage. F 132. 886-5800. activities room, genuine wormy chestnut paneled rooms have four baths. The spectacular foyer IN THE FARMS-A cozy brick ranch in a convenient area of the Farms. Finished basement. Fireplace. Ga. library with fireplace ... 5 bedrooms. Both front opens to a library facing the lake. The living rage. Land Contract terms available at a favorable interest rate. F 152. 888.5800. and reaT stairways. Many extras. Beautiful lot room and dining room, both have lake views. A with room lor tennis court. Quick possession. house to be looked into, not oyer looked. QUIET AREA-Lovely three bedroom brick colonial completely carpeted and draped. Beamed celing in family The charming design and top location equate to CUSTOM BUILT, new ranch house located on onc room. Dishwasher. Tiled basement. Landscaped patio. Attached 2 car garage plus patio. F 133. 886-5800. authentic value. of Grosse Pointe Shores' most desirable streets. DUPLEX-Brick with six rooms. three bedrooms in each unit. Deep 55xl78 loot lot. Block three car garage. Features central air conditioning, first floor laun. One unit rents for $325. F 94. 886.5800. Garden Parties? dry, oak paneled family room with built-in wet bar, living room and formal dining room. Kitchen GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Four bedroom bungalow on 70x129 foot lot. New rool. Basement. Two car ga. Just one of the many special occasions to whicb this complete with bUilt.ins, and 1. full basement. rage. Close to schools, buses and chllTches. $33,500. F 96. 886-5lIOO. 4 bedroom 3'1.t bath Colonial would lend itself Priced for immediate sale. to ideally. If you also like tfIe sound of • large FOUR UNIT brick flat. On new furnace .and two new water heaters. Four car garage. Units rented for family room with fireplace. circular drive, large GREAT EYE APPEAL both inlJide and out. This four $125 per mOnth each. F 91. 686.5800. modern kitchen ,etc ... then call U8 for arrange. bedroom colonial, painted white, is a strong C'.)n. MODEST PRICE-There is a lot of chaucter In this older English Tudor five bedroom home. Formal din. ments to see tills special borne in Grosse Pointe tende~ for the "best buy" on Windmill Pointe ing room. Large kitchen. Living room plus parlor. Two car garage. The lQt is 5Ox178 leet. Land con. City before it sells to someone else. drive. Special features are ill library with fire- place and a family room. Super backyard with tract terms available. F '154. 886.5800. Want Four Bedrooms? patio and plenty of privacy. A very attractive GROSSE POiNTE INCOME-Good sized two hmlly home with basement and 2% car prage, $19,900. Land mortgage may be assumed. Priced to sell quickly Contract terms available. F sn. 886.5800. IN a very central location that's walking distance so some will miss this o~ •.. don't you. to Richard elementary, South High, Central libra- INVEST HERE-Large parcel of land In Grosse Pointe Woods wltll a lace brick ranch home. Can be divided INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. Well built brick two into 3 lots. Nearby property recently rezoned two family residential. F 93. 886-5800. ry, Punch &: Judy theatre, Hill and Village MOp- family with three bedrooms and dining room In ping, etc? . . . We urge you to contact one of elIIch unit. The Immaculate condition of this In. our consultants for details and appointment ar. come property can command maximum rontal rangements on this fine Center Hall Colonial return. High assumable mortgage allows for ex. especially if you also want a large backyard to ceplional profit on origInal investment. provide your children with play area. Schweitzer BORLAN D.Mc BREARTY R. G. EDGAR 18780 MACK 21300 MACK REALTORS Grosse Pointe Farms & ASSOCIATES Grosse Pointe Woods 395 Fisher Road TU 6-3800 886-5800 MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD 114 KERCHEVAL 888-6010 886-4200 ,. 41 Pege Twe..ty-Fow GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y. Aug'.Ist 22. J 974 lJ-aIAL UTATI lJ-&IAL UlATE ll-kEAL UTATI 13-lEAL ESTATE 13---«EAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATI 13-REAL ESTA1". FOR SAU FOR SALE FOI $AU l~~\mAn POI SALE FOR SALE FOR SALI FOR SALE RARE OF,~ERINGI Retiring RANCH HOME. 2 bedroom, .SUNSET PLAZA TWO FIRST OFFERINGS INVESTIIENT OPPORTUN. to Florida! Frencb Cha- paneled basement, 'l5'x140' ST. CLAIR SHORES lot, 1525 Huntington Road, First floor 1bedroom apart. Quality and eharm are wordI that deseribe thiJ three WHITTIER MANOR ITY - 41!+ aere.of land teau, most spaeioua 2 fam. Ileal Robert. LaDdiD8; lly relidence.Elelaaee and GroSIe Pointe Woods. TV ment on Jefferson Avenue offers & DeW option for rent or bedroom, two aDd • balf batbroom bome, with tboee looking to 4.3614-office, 3'12.9100. near 11 Mile. Featur2s in. with water and sewer aloDl cbarm abound, formal liv- that ever popular Ubrary. Near traMportatjan, purehue one bedroom apartment.. Heat an clude air conditioning, lIIp' Tbia opportunity M-28; property has more ing and diniD( rooms, mar. mumcipl.l park and the late. can \II today before option to buy! Jives you the to A DRAMATIC exposure en. plianl!es carpeting, drapes, live in the apartment u a reDler while you de- t1wJ 10,250 feet of road ble fireplaces, pan e 1e d it Is 1Oid. bances this two roO m car port' and pool. Immedi- cide whether you want to beeome owner. lrODtage on 4 roads, inelud. deDI, delightful breakfast an apartment with ita own en. ate possession. Assume Coadominium. are IN! If you would lilteto be in one Choose to rent from $160 or buy from $14,980. iIII M.29; part of property rooms, and new kitcbena 7V. trance, kitchenette and mortgage. Full price in a month, caU \II. TbiII .pecioua unit ba. four Purcba.e include. a reCOllditioned apartment with aloDi )1.29 zoned multiple; with fruitwood cabinets and ~<'.1,. homes and oil lea.ea built.ins, electronic range, bsth. Located in Grosse 500 becirooma, three ud a half bathl, two .lidl.ng new appliaDeeH, and a cboice of carpetinl. In a Pointe City'S most desira. bring JOllIe inCome to help imported light fixtures, 3 doors to • private, fenced.in patio, aDd a large either case, you will be in a wen eJtablisbed ~lIt ble rental neighborbood, carry the pn)perty - 8% bedruoms, 3 baths each, GEO. F. SHORT, INC. a,SlllIMble mortple at a low interest rate. Exten. Side location, on Whittier jUlt North of I.M. sales between Maumee and Jef. 1I1Vemodernization includes eleclrical, plumbing" and rental office open daDy except Thunday land contract terms avail. a1lo adjoining spacious air 881-2811 beating, ItitdJen, large clOlleU, bathroom, end able. . conditioned apal'tment. Suo ferson, it is the ultimate from 1 to 7. combination of atmosphere powder room. Delinitely one Of the in ~r lor teenagers pad or Available for the 1st time in lineat aDd convenience. Available in laws, large patio and 17 )'ears. Beautiful center Groue .Pointe. Call for u appointment today. PHONE 884-3555 immediately with one year ED SASS garden, qualiti' carpeting entrance Colonial, nestled II you are considering building, you sbould consider lease ror $140 per month. in the Deep Land subdivi. thru out, " car garage. Lot Relerences require!!. 886. the .m~t of space and the terrific location REALTOR by 100X180, lower leased sion of Grosse Pointe. 4 available to you at 93 Lothrop in the ceater of 8981 after 6 p.m. St. Clair Office $'50 mooth! Must be seen bedrooms, 4 baths, formal tl!e Farms. 'Ibere are .ix large bedrooms, a large li!wg room an4 dining OAKLAND TOWNSHIP Pbone 313) 329.9003 to appreciate! Firm $85,000, THREE Bedroom brick Co- kitchen, a breakfast room, and family room. Li. Marine City Office with assumable 7% con. room, family room, library, brary and living room each have a fireplace. 105 Acres of picturesque farm land, OQethird wood. lonial, family room, pool. country kitchen. For fur. ed .. Tenant bOUle and farm buildingS' included. Phone (313) 765-i013 ll'aet. Owner, 752 Trombley 1893'1 Mailina off Moross Road. VA 1-9008. ther details and appoint. Reasooable terms. I near St. 'John~ hospital. By ment. Lakefront Home I owner. 881.8410. Danaher and Baer VACANT MA~6~T~~~~LD~: 18 !MANOR REALTORS 2~ acres on Lake George Road, located in lovely 630 BEDFORD LANE PRICE REDUCED '177-2-120 REAL ESTATE Oakland Township. Good terms, $15,000. • 3 Bedrooms • 2~ Baths units. 1 bedroom. 5 yeara • )laid'. Bedroom • Billiard old. Fully o,cllpied. Excel. MUIR-3 bedroom bungalow, E N JOY the benefits of EASY TO LIVE WITH! Room - Large Formal Dininll. lent condition $'15,000down. Ph car garage, central air, Grosse Pointe schools /lnd 84 KERCHEVAL AVE. 885-7000 separate 4 bedroom apart. De~il'lble lot in Oakland Township, 150x300. Com. Room • All Drapea - All Land contract. parks in this 3 bedropm, (ortable tenus, $11,500. Carpeting • All ught Fix. SCHWEITZER &: ASSOC. ment rentS' for $100. ImIDe. fully carpeted bungalow. wate possession. tures • Refrigerator. Range '191.220(1 Assume 8S is for $2,800 at BELOW OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 • Built.ln Themadur &: Oven WILCOX 8~4-3550 7'h%. Immediate occu. BAKER-JEROME \ • centrel Air • Precipitron BY OWNER, 4 bedroom, 2~ pancy. Be in before school 1701 STANHOPE - Beautifully Joeated near Mack - New Tbermopane Windows bath Colonial. 7 Rathbone 415 LAKELAND - English starts. 821-4975. and )loroas, brick colonial witJI 3 bedroonu, 1~ in Living Land. place. Park, swimming, Boom • Georgian bome, " bed. baths, .creened porch. Blt.w in kitcben include LAND CO. scaped 0 u t d 0 0 r Terrace boat wells immediately ad- 2 HOMES - Large English range, oven, dilhwasher, dilposal. Rec:. room is • R e w ire d with CB'euit rooms, 3 baths, 2 powder 721 N. Main St., Rochester, Mi. 48063 jacent. $82,500. 463.1559for rooms, central air condi. Colonial in convenient city carpeted and pan~lled. Immediate posse.sion. Breakers • Sprinkler Sys- appointment. 651-3750 tioning. Florida room, 2 loeatlon. Living room, for. 1170 PAGET CT.-Spaclous semi.rancb with 3 bed. tem • Built.ln TV in Den mal dining room, country • Built.ln Hi.Fi wet bars. Professional hod- rooms; oDe upstairs with lull bath and two down WHITTIER MANOR-All a. kitchen, wood paneled fam- Immediate Occupancy seaping, paneled and peg- with another bath. Family room and living room u1t condominiums on Whit. ged floor library, Recrea. ily room with fireplace. 3 $150,000, convenient terms, bavenatural fireplaces in each. Rec. room in tier near 1.94. One bed. tion room, billiard room bedrooms and bath on 2nd balement with If.I bath and stall sbower. 2-car sener to hold mortgage or room apartments f I' 0 m floor. 2 bedrooms and bath IllJld contract as buyer de. and table. $110,000.882-0331. garage. , $14,990. Phone 884-3555 No brokers. on 3rd. Carpeting and sires. Low Down Payment. any day except 'Ibursday drapes throughout. Many Z f /~ , , Thursd ..y, August 22, 197.. 6,ROSSE POINTE NEWS '. Twenty..ffve f 2O-GINEUL SEIVICE 21 F-HOMI 21-1-PA.INTlNG 21K-WINDOW 21-G-CIMINT AMD 215-CAIPIMTD 215 CUPlMTU 121V--llL~TlM8 GENERAL ma1nteoanee ancl IMPIOVEMENT . DECOUTING WASHING IIICK WORK I won 1 WOAK • SOYer ... Gold p~... EASr"EW KURT 0 .. BAEHR G. OLMIN BRICK REPAJRS-Pordaea. HARRY SIII'l'H ::,a:r~~~e::: WINDOW CLEANING BtJlLDlNG .CO. gutter work new alld re- ALUMINUM INC. CUSTOM Painting and Dec. c~Y~,~.FREE CUSTOMCRAFT : =.~: .... pair, paintiDg, ett. ANY. B. F. GOODRICH orating. WaD paperill«. SERVICE ESnUATES. Wen Par- EltlbUIbecI .. FREE ESTIMATES Groue Area 1IIIT CoIlItn&e~ CoIllPU1 . • ~ THING YOU WANT, WE PRODUCTS Guaranteed. Free esti. anteecl. TlHM7. PoiDte SiMe VINYL WE ARE INSURED CAN DO. ALCOA BUILDING PROD. matel. LA 1.5'116. ReaicleDtial aod Commere1al BtllLDUS ,...., .... ReJIIOde11., GUY DeBOER Storm WiDdows, Doors, 372-3022 ALL TYPE or SEAWALLS 6: UMODBLERS • Copper pol"""" MIl TV 5-t6U AWDiDgI, Porch EDe101urea INTERIOR.exte~r painting, NEW ANI> REPAIRED A1ten'.Uou aDd JIaiDteDaDee • IIumq '178-3'l08 Siding _ Seam1e.. Gutters 15 ~ears e~nence. Win. WINDOW WASHING, carpet DeSENDER He.. CoDItnlctioD AcIcl1UnD'j Dorm.rs cleaning, Will wuhing, 832-1311 885-3100 115-'J'01I lEEBERT BOB'a walller IDd dryer re- J.K. Seal Tlb Roofin. dow washing. 9a1l ROll, Bee. BooDll, BatJuooll1l SilVERSMITHS pairs. KeI1more alld Whirl. Storm and SCreell Repair '1'17-2139. paintillg. Free estimate •. AN'YTUIE certified Maintenance. 526- Kitdleu, Ne. Homes 14110CHAB.LEVoa: pool speclaUst. House ier. LieeD&ed, InJured, Bonded COMPLE'U decorating. Pa. BARKER 2242. 21 P-WATERPRooFING CONTUCI'OU, IDe. • I bJoeb WIt of CIIa1aaen viee ea11l $9.00. Free phone 15030 Hou.ton.WhJttler perbanging. Insured, guar- Custom Gara,es and Doort VA J.m.t =~ates. 881;,8857. 8M- LA 7-5616 or LA 7.7230 aDteed. Al SChneider, TU Kodem1latioD • Alteratiou WINDOWS wuhed, wall s CRAS. F. JEFFREY Adelitiou • l"amil1' Rooms • washed, carpets cleaned, 882-1800 I'Ne Eatimatei and P1aImlA( 21W-DRISSMAKIMG ALUMINUM HI56S. also painting. Window Xitehen &Del RecreatloD Are .. SAM'S FLOOR Waxing and • Basement Wate.rprooflJll Eltate MainteDaDee • A.NDT~LO~NG CleaniDC. House cleaning, SIDING • TRIM HUGHES BROTHERS Cleaners Inc., 372"'533, • Underpin footings FINANCING ARRANGED ALTERATIONS and repairs. recreatioll rooms, kitchens; IN COLORS DECORATORS • Cracked or caved.iD walls JAKES BAlUtEA AWNINGS 5923 Yorll:abire 21M-5EWER SERVICE • 1151 IilryJand, G I' 0 S •• residential-commerdal. .e3. Referene.!S lI8WOW WINDOWS AND DOORS 882-9750 or 371-8128 881-t024 PotDte Park. VA 1.• 1. 3412. GU'M"ERS AND SEWERS CLEANED, broDA Lkensed lnaured LET<> .PROFESSIONAL alteratiou. Sewers repaired. Gliaran. ,DOWNSPOUTS RUDY TONELLO BUILDING COMPANY QUALITY WORK by carpen. - ADita, Harper Woods, ODD JOB SE'RVICE-Land- teed. Reasonable rate •. CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION scaping, tree trimming, PO Decorator Sinee 1111 ter with over 20 years as- Klchilan...... ROll AND PATIO Interior _ Exterior 88l-Oll63 or 779-1225. All Types of WaterproofiDg . Custom painting, Window cleaning, ENCLOSURES Guaranteed Rea8ClDlb1e BlIlldinJ perieJlee in Groase PoiDte. ALTERATIONS-Pant sllibl, gutter cleaning, repairing ADVANCE wa~.=rng ADVANCE MAINTENANCE Famll)' rooms our apeclalty, XitclI.eu remodeled, hue- drease!, C:Oll~ end misc:e.l. Licensed and Insured aUeraUou, kitcbea. ete. 885-6629, 5216-6096. Electric Sewer Cleaning 885.()S12 ments paneled, room -deli. 1aneous ...... MAl NTENANCE ST. CLAIR SHORES TU z-azza tioDI, etc, ConaeieoUoua. 884-9512 27 Years Experience . COMMERCIAL 21z-LA.NDSCA.'ING • 20A-CARPET LAYING RESIDENTIAL J. W. KLEINER' ALL P HAS E S, Pattenoll SmaU jobl acceptable. TU GAIDIN SIIVICE 21G-ROOFING All Work Guaranteed Builder. wured. EquiPPlld ~. CARPET LAYING INTERIOR-EXTERIOR All types of basement TRUUf.1NG, removal, 1110)'- SERVICE PAINTING 884-9512 to serve you. TU 6-1~. NEW AND OLD wa terproofing ALL HOllE REPAIRS - inI, fee,dinI aDd Il\uDp stairs Cupeted Sb1fted COMPLETE Decora ting ELECTRIC SEWER clean. All work guaranteed removal Free eatlmatel. ALL ROOF '" . service. Paper hanging and L & RHOME CarpeDtr)' I'OOIB, rutten, Repairs of All Types GU'ITER WORK ing. No footage charge. Licensed Inaured Complete tre.I se.mee. Cal removing. Material, work. IMPROVEMENT CO. cllimDeys, porchel. Li. Cigaret BUl'DSRe.Woven Caulking, chimney repairs Tdephone price. 17 yelrs TU 2-0717 cenaed. 291-7755. Fie min, Tree Ser\>iee. ALSO Gutters cleaned malllhip gUl1'anteed, For experience. Cal Roemer, My work is my algnature. - TUxedo 1~. estimetes call NEW CARPET SALES 884-9512 Plumbing. TU 2-3150. I do the work %D1self and • AWca • Porch. EDclOlU1'el WILLIAM FORSYTHE BASEMENTS WATER- THOMAS Samples Shown in ADVANCE MAINTENANCE \ PROOFED _ Reasonable save yoU money on • Additions. Kitcben8 Your Home VAlley 2.9108 21N--ASPHA.LT WORK • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Commereial buUdin(. LANDSCAPING CO. rates, workmanship guar- LAWN AND GARDEN BOB TRUDEL LOWEST PRICES 011 .new a nteed. 88l-Oll63 or 779-1225. R. & T. PROFESSIONAL WlTTSTOCK .BemodeUDa .AdditloDa JIM SUTTON SERVICE 2M-lI88I gutters, Gutters repaired • Dormers 0 lee. Booms 1m B Dri ODdcleaned, No job too big painting, mterior and ex- ASPHALT SEALER CO. • Buementa • AWc. I"fl ". 881-0292 201-lERlGERATION or too small. Work done terior. Free estimates . .a2 Protection against gas, oil, CODDENS • Gutters aDd RciofiDc TU ...~ TU Z.zafl ROland, Grosse Pointe LAWN CU'lTING, weecUq" "AIR CONDI- personally. Serving Grosse oxidation, sun. CONSTRUCTION Free Roof Vent with Pointe for 25 years. Rich. Farms, 882-4586, 885-1900 ESTABLISHED UH cultivatmc, Ibrub ucl " .... TIONING REPA.IR Every RoofiDi Job ard Willerlz, 50 Ra61yn Rd. AU types of basement water. Modernization II'eeD triJIuDiDI. Tree trim- PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. FREE ESTIMATES MORE VALUE for JOlII' . mini, REFRIGERATION & Free estimates, caD TU in, and finishing. Special. R. CODDENS proofiDg. 7 year guarantee. HEATING SERVICE 1-8170. PROTECTIVE COATING References. l!31.1044., Winter Pri~ Now in Effect mOlle)'. AddltiOll.B,kitcbeu, SHOREWOOD & izing in dark atainin, .. , dormers, basements, bath. Specializing in residential "Supply own power." Call Asphalt Sea~ Coating protects, J. D. CANDLER Call 526-9310 I rooroa, wall removals. ' ASSOCIATES refrigeration, air eondition. for free estimate. W, preserves and beautifies. 21~PLASTEI ~OIK 77'N5G ing and heating. ROOFING CO. Abraham, 979-3502. ED .1-1044 KITCHEN i BIDIGARE BROS. FURNACE. N Years Rfo!iable service SPECIALIZING in repairs EASTERN TRSE JDd stump ResidentilaIlAI Commerclltl 21-O-CEMENT A.ND for 18 yean. CracD eliml. REMODELING removal. 1nIured. .... CLEANING $14.95 EXPERIENCED painter and om~~:ms All types of Roofa & DeeD 'decora tor, wallpaper. BRICK WOIK nated. Clean. Jim Black- We InataU EveDinlJ, SUDda)'i TU 1'" or alllweriD, senice. m- 882-0580 Gutters '" Downspouts ing. .Grosse Pointe and well. VA 1-70S1. 0800., .. REPAIRS Farmin,gton refer. DE SENDER Formica-Sink Tops CARPENTER Wort- Panel. MICHEL PILORGET-LaDi!- 21--MOVING & No Job Too Larce-or Small ences. Young family man, All types of brick,. block. SPRIET Cabinets-All Styles iDI, parUtioDB, Jbelv .. (kit. scaping; t;'omplete 4 Sea. STORAGE Free Estimates graduate student. 885-4896, steps, &tones, chimne)', PLASTERING Built-Jns--Installed .116, ce!UDp, s~aU jobs. IOU ~. 811.-00&. Call lI98-Zl00 Mark. driveway _nd patios. New KEN'S MOVING-Local, aub- New and repair work. servo Free Estimate. etc.). TU 2.2795. , Insured Workmen and repairs. ing the Pointes 215 years. No ObUgatiooa TWO experlellced CilUe.e urba. ODe pieee or house- 822-1201 ANYTIME 21T-PLUMIIMG AND tul. Low rates. TU 2-8M0. NEW, RE~OOFING ud PAINTING Free estimates. C 1e a D No Delays li.pdscap'" unde!' l1'adllatel roof repairs. Quality mater- AND workmanship. Bill Paige HIA1JNG leek addltloDa1 work tbIa • BRICK WORK 1186-3421 or ~ 37.1-N03 .ummel', Ipee1lllJiq in pa- 21A-PIANOSERVICE' ials used. Satisfaction guar- DECORATING • TUCK PAINTING FOR CLEAN and dependable tio eOlIItruction aDd.desip, anteed.Free estimates. Outstanding quality work, • PORCHES AND NEW and repair work. Neat, CARPENTER service, eaR ELMERS aocr, atone aDd rpill'Oad tie COJrlPLETE plano aervic:c. 775-3553, CHIMNEYS REBUILT clean service. 20 years ex. REPAIR WORK Tuning, rebuilding, refiD. 23 years experience PLUMBING and HEAT. wOrk, ,alao a~ .eneral &ar- AND REPAIRED perience. Free estimates. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE ING, PIWllbiDI IJcense den and lawn maintenance. Jshing. Member Piano 21H-RUG CLEANING CALL Advance Maintenance Albert Verstraete. 882-3011. 8M-9512 #01558, TUxedo~. I Clem. 881-5341. Teduiiciana Guild. Zech. 884-9512 BOs.mer, 'l31-'l7G'l. CARPET CLEANING JERRYWHITAKER WALL WASHING 882-9367 ALDO MUGLIA .\ 211-SEWING FULLY JNSUBED CEMENT CONTRACTING ~CHINI YORKmnRE EXTERIOR houSo:ltrimming, Licensed and bonded. SERVICE MAINTENANCE int~riors, c l n d e r block Specializing iIi driveways. IIBH8IK buildings (sprayed). Excel. sidewalks, garage floors. COMPLETE Tune-Up $3.95, Free Estimates lent quality materials. In- and rat walls. allmaku, aU ages. AU sured. CaU Vic 731-7700, Free Estimates parts stocked. 885-74.37. CALLEBS & SON Sterling Heights anytime 268-3478 LA 1-3662 21e-ELECTRICAL Carpet and Upholstery clean. or Dan 776-9696 evenings. SERVICE ~ ing. Fast drying. Free estI. SENTRY CONSTRUCTION mate.. Fully insured. 772- DONALDBLJSS CEMENT DRIVES-FLOORS GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY 9555. PORCHES Decorator CUSTOM DESIGNED OWt SUPREME CARPET and Exterior Interior PATIOS HOOVER furniture cleaning. Any size Free Estimates OLD GARAGES RAISED FAeroRY AUTHORIZED living room and hall, $18.95. REFRAMED SERVICE Soil retarding aDd deordor- TU 1-7050 NEW GARAGES BUILT POINTE VACUUM Wng included. m-8726. 40 Years in GroSlSe Pointe TRUCKING-BACK FREE PICKUP 'II CERTIFIED Maintenance. HOE SERVICE DELIVERY MARK BROOKS Painting, decorating, inter- 772.1771 '177-3055 NEW ItEBUILT PABTS DEEP STEAM CARPET iors, exteIliors, wallpaper- Licensed Builder ceaur~~~~A00 TU 1-1014 PR2-4050 CLEANING CO. ing, wall wasbinf, free es- Free Estimotes 21002 HACK 29325 HARPER AVE. timates. 526-2242. ST. CLAIR SHORES H. CHAUVIN NEW and old work. Viola. 20% Discount U YOII.Mention EXTERIOR, ~nteriol' 'Paint. CEMENT CONTRACTOR tions conected. Licensed. Thi:s Ad ing. Reasonable rates. Sat- ALL TYPES OF '573-8881. 7'1U760 isfaction guaranteed. Free CEMENT WORK estimates. Aluminum gut- • Walks • Drives • Porches • CITY -. F.H.A. violations, 21-I-PAINTING, ters installed. 775-3553. • Patios .• Waterproofing Ranges, dryers, aU types DECORATING • Pre-east Steps of wiring. Licensed. LA 6- CUS'I"JM PAINTING, plas. • Tuck Pointing '1352. tering, interior, exterior, e~t' TED'S • Chimney Repair WALLPAPER R!;MOVlNG DO job too small. Dave Hil. No job too smaU EXCLUSIVELY ler, 719-6148.Andy Meeker, Free estimates 882-6283. GENAY Ii'ree Estimates - Insured Licensed and Bonded .565-9555 INTERIOR - Exterior paint. PR 9-8427 ELECTRIC ing, competitive bids, guar- 779.8t27 882-1473 INTERIOR aDd exterior anteed results. ~ntact Free Estimates painting and paper bang- James Dally. 331.340'1. CEMENT WORK of any ing. Reasonable rates, 30 kiJIIt. Bonded, licensed, in. Violations, wired to years experience. Ray BI1'. PAINTING - Interior, Ex. sured. TU 2,9988, after 6 DOWSky, 371-238f after 6 terior, wall papering and p,m. or 372-4939. City Code p.m. removal, lowest rates. free estimates. Call AI. 772- CODDENS 2428. CONSTRUCTION YERKEY & SONS ESTABLISHED 1924 773-8437 WE SPECIALIZE-Exterior EXTERIOR Painting-Work • Driveways Oqr Specialty, guaranteed. Free est! . painting. 27 )'ean' experi- mates. 779.3947. • Patios 21F-HOME ence. • Porches IMPROVEMENT SUPERIOR PRinting work • Chimneys DU PONT PAINTS both interior and exterior, • Waterproofing ALL aluminum ~rk. kitcb. Used B'efore you select your ED 1-1044 ens, rem 0 dell n g, new I painter get a free estimate homes. C. A. Patereson, Reasonable. Can Evenings. from me. Call 158.(1121 and J. W. KLEINER Buider. TU 6-1464. TW 1-5898 772.3118 ask for Dave. CEMENT CONTRACTOR EXTERIOR Painting. $4.25 All types Cement, Stone and GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE per hour. Call Tom, 881- Brick Work-New and Re. 0917. pairs, Driveways, Porches. JOANNA WESTERN Walks, Patios, Tuck Pointing 21J-WALL WASHING Pre-Cast Steps WINDOW SHADES TO Waterproofing PAINT • S>tIITTU$ . 1l!Wll$ WALL WASHING K"Uf_ No Job Too Small SYOIM DOOIS "NO W1NOOWS PAINTING" DECORATING ADVERTISE, HOME MAINTENANCE SPECIALIZING IN IN THE ELMER T. LABl,i)I E Flagstone Walks and Patios GRA.'TOP TUxedo 2~2064 Natural Stone Planlers GUIDE 21K-WINDOW LICENSED BONDED SALES AND SERVICE WASHING TU 2~0717 at your 15011 ICRCHEVAL CALL ... III .... 10 ... _ A'()K Window Cleaners. Ser • CHAS. F. JEFFREY service 0-.1-,.TU 5-6000 882-6900 vice on storms and screens, MASON CONTRACTOR Free estimates. Monthly LICENSED • INSURED rates. 521.2459. • Brick • Block • Stone BETTY BLOSSOM YORKSHIRE Window Clean. • Cement Work - JO MULHERIN ing. Reasonable. Free esti- • Waterproofing SElVICINC THE CROSSE POINTIS mates, Insured. 885-0894. • Tuck Pointing DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY FOR OVER Vz CENTURY • PaUos of an)' ldDd CALLEBS '" SON "PORCHES A SPECIALTY" , Window cleaning. Fully In. 882-1800 'nrr ",.. ., 1M" aured. Reasonable prices. ertcft4 fer , .. Free estimates. 772-9555. CASPERS CONSTRUCTION WI 1-8282 European Mason CUSTOM 882-6900CLASSIFtID i _'...... n...... , ",.., We Specialize in- 1M..... DlADUNI ~ ...... -...... ,.._ ...- • Brick. Block Stone _ WALL COVERING Ch.lI, Ullk AII~SMtf .... • Porches RIIItIc St,Iee Elrpert Paper Hanging • Patios • Steps All Type Materials • Waterproofing • Tuck Pointing MEllENBACHER FENCE CO. LARRY CONRADY • Cement Work 10401 HAl'IR RESIDENTlA.L, INDUSTRIAL Call Anytime 294-4752 Licensed Contractor 17140 E. Warren 885'()333 r .:,."., .... \ .....- ...... ,....'~....- Page Twenty.Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 22, 1974 * * * * Feature Page * * * * Pointer of Interest From Another Pointe of View Short and to P'J- i •• -3,C' •••••••• ' , Cd" • :, L ''''d' .t "t tt'l'tc1ft .... ltHt'> ....JHMW1t~ s •. t' ,tJla~_jlJ-. _..".~. e't'eWi