All the News of the poi"'es Every ~ . Thursd'Y Morning rosse ews Complete Netvs Coverage of All the Pointes Home of the News Entered as Second Class MaUer at The Post OfIlce at Detroit, Mich. GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN, JULY 13. 1967 20 Pages-Two Sliletions-Seetion One
~ I£ADLINES of the Woods Residents Solo~s,~kay WEEK SpecIal Vote JJ_ed b1l the Want City to Hide For Sept. 12 ~ pointe Ne1DS fd PW v:' d Electors To Ballot On Sep- Unt1 'V ~ ar S arate Propositions; Pools ~y, July 6 .... And Other Improve- yLlN IlIl is engaged Petition ~r Brick Wall To Replace Wire Fence And ments In Two Parks 1;~:;:~c~~j:; New Building Tfo,Store Recently-Acquired At its regular meeting ,~ of Soviet pollc!, Re use Equipment held on Monday. July 10, lo fii!al high diplom~hc George Lilly, of 1232 Edmundon drive. appeared at !he Park council unan- ftlOitJellIlYtheoperallon the Woods Council meeting of Monday. July 10, with a ~ously ~pproved a reso!u- ~ tolll' d~~~~~s ~~:~ petition signed by 198 residents of that area. requesting hon .callmg for a specIal I-I nned Mideastern the Council to take further action in improving the ap. election on September .12, ' , a pearance of the Department of Public Works' Yards at for ~h.epupose of allowmg ltr. • • • 1200 Parkway drive. -s qualifIed electors t~ vote on U 't d . . • two separate bond ISsues to iA!L DEFIED tbe me The petItion re~d .as f~llows; Flood ReZ..nf raise funds for needed im. U'ednesdayand said. it Whereas, the CIty s Highway H:;. provements at both the ~~ ~n~r~IOl~~~~ Depart~ent i~ located, in a P b A k d Waterfront and Three Mile ~"';sd.tense minister, reSIdential n~lghborhooa, SU!- ra e s e Drive Parks P' tL rounded by nomes valued In , • ~hbouldkeepboth the excess of $40 000 and I GP F The resolution stated that for .. lIldo«upiedwestern Whereas the ~resent condi- n arms the public healtl~,. safety and . .', welfare of the CitiZens of the & I. • tion of saId Departm~nt s com, community, "it is deemed iFEDERALGOVERN. pound .prese!1ts a serious thre~t Petitioners Demand Jmme- necessary for the city to acquire i;l!AOlericanTelephone to the mamtenance of said diate Investigationi Fail and provide additioual recrea. telegraph Company property values, and tional facilities by making im. iiGY 10 cuiits rates. The Whereas, the s tor age of To Appear To Plead provements and additions" to arpmtionwas also told a!Jandoned veh!c1es in plain Cause To Council both parks. and that these pro. iill profitrange to be- VIew of both reSidents and pass. jects can only be carried out Imd 7.5 percent.In the ersby cons~tutes and publi~ At a meeting beld on through the issuance of general ,J;1.setting ruling of its ersby constitutes a publir nw- Monday July 10 the Farms obligation bonds," under de. ~ th t' n's sance and "sl' ....."ted Bond Pro s.ti I d U&T.,tion e na10 • • • . council accepted and filed"- . . po I on an imrrma with assets Whereas, .the. City s newly a peftion signed by 24 per. Bond Proposition n. IIbm $35.2 billion, was formed Sanitation Department I, . ODe SwimmiDl Pool Irllll:ceits interstate d d M JOSEP P with the storage of vehicles sons! ask~g t~at .an 1m. Proposition I if approved by Ii!$120milliona year. Officers of the Grosse Pointe Board of Education 1241 Bedford, vice-presi ent; an RS. H - necessary for this operation to medIate mvesbga~lOn be the taxpayer.~oters. will au. I I • elected on July 3 for the 1967.1968 year are pictured THOMPSON (Barbara), 54 Radnor. secretary. Other be located at the said compound, conducted regardmg the thorize the Park to borrow no here. They are, (left to right, JOHN T. SHORT, 975 Board trustees are Edward J. Pongracz, 782 Notre represents an addittonal threat constant flooding of the Mt. more thau $570000 and issue ::R~~D7 "meter-. S. Brys, treasurer; MRS. PAUL G. HYKES, (Alice Dame; Arnold P. Fuchs, 68 Roslyn road; and Calvin to property values, and Vernon.Williams area _ general Obligatioo bonds for the rIlImdesigoedto keep Mary), 459 Rivard, president; RUSSELL H. PEEBLES, J. Sandberg, 20661 Wedgewood. . Whereas. the passage of but not a single per?on was purpo~e of ,:~uiring and .'~on- Infficmovingon the 0 ---_ 0 heavy equipment of Parkway present to pl.ead theIr cause s~~~ng a~ditio~al recr!ati0!lal , ' IIlJohnC.LodgeFree- W h C DAd drive at regular intervals. con. before the CIty body. facilities! mcluding sWlmmmg • testedon Thursday eat er uts Boal-d of Educati'on Picks r. n erson stitutes an additional public Mayor William BuUer said and wadmg pools aud bathhouse I Theaim of tbe ex, nuisance and materially de- that one of the signatories had ~t the Waterfront Park! a ~ W system,which in- Att d F' W P' d Takes Over tracts from the beauty of the called him prior to the council mg pool at the Three Mile llnve computer.timedtraffic en ance nest oman l'eSI ent., neighborhood. session begging that something Park. and ~o expan.d.. and im- oLodgeentrances S hIP b d • tall' te th flood prove parking facilities and 1m , At B h k H d C 00 o~t We the residents and property ,e ~fe.o .eVIa e 't'h. picnic recreational areas at !freeway.boundtraf, eac es Mrs. Paul Hy es onol'e owners of Grosse Pointe Woods mg Sl uation 1D t ht: area. A e both parks _. . t s\O,iog vebicl~8'.aI- --. .-.. request and demand that th~ caller said that the 11ft. Vernon. . .' , , • itD! freeway.Thi8 was follow i n g improvements be Williams area will be repre. .Proposltion n~it Pro~Sltion iied butthe eHect on Chilly Blasts Keep Fourth Russell Peebles Named Vice-Presidenti Mrs. Joseph Begins Tenure As Super- made to the Highway Depart. sented at the meeting, the may~ I IS approved. will authonze the ltheentranceramp to f J I P' • k f Th S J h Sh rt intendent At Annual ment's compouud: or said. Park to borr~w no more than udevaslating, 0 u y IcnlC ers rom ompson, ecretarYi' 0 n 0 f B d 'J' " However, the council cham. ~,!JOO and lssue gene!al ?b. • • • Enjoying Lakefront To Be Treasurer Again Meeting 0 oar 1. _hat th!" present cham link bers were nearly empty. and ligation bonds for a sWlmmmg oo.,{GOCHARGEDon Faeilitieli of Education fence be tor~ down ~nd re- when be called for anyone ear. ~l and. bl!thhouse at the Tb.ree riD1heUnitedNations For the first time in the 45-year history of the July 3 placed by ~ SIX foot ~T1ck wall ing to speak on the problem, Mile Drive. Park,. ~!1d to ~!D' "iD!mIatiooalltlafia" One of the c 0 Ide s t Grosse Pointe Public School System the trustees have s,o as to ~Ide. th,e en~r~ opera- there WilS not a single person prove parking facilities at Ule ~ foreign mercenaries Fourths of July in years elected a woman to the Presidency of the B90Ra~d0df Dr. Theos r. Anderson ti0g of ~hls City s facility from in the audience from the area. park(continaed P 2) D overthrowthe Con. ld b . Education, Mrs. Paul G. Hykes, (AliceMary), 45 IVaI', began his tenure as Super. pu li c VIew, The petition was addressed on a.... lII!lUlDenlCongoam- found many wou • e PIC- received a unanimolJ,) vote of confidence from ber six I'ntendent of The Grosse 2. That an attractive brick to the mayor, council and city _ ''Ibeodo Id b' nickers eating cold chicken hiM t' f th B d tru tur b t d f th' 'Not So-S eet' II III urgentre meetingzum U1r,of and potato salad in their fellow members at t e Annua"'>-- ee mg 0 e oar 1 POI'nte Public School Sys. pos er. fe slonn'e erecg ethe orne "lye pur.ac engmeer. • W held.Monday, July 3. ~ tern at the Annual Meeting s 0 \. - - "After determining the G. I A d lily Councilto request own homes instead of the tion of many years of public- th B d f Ed ti quired vehicles and. for the causes. we want a rem~dy to Ir S rrcste slo forbidthe activi- Pointe park!.. Others elected to offices in. of e oar 0 uca on, slor.age of 8mall pieces of the sl'tuation as soon as pos . .. ut, P bl 1241 spirited community s e r vie e. h ld t 7 3D 0 Jul 3 .... afia" which he All Pointe lakefront parks eluded Russell H. ee eSt Prior' to her election to the e a : p.m. n Y eq~llpment that are presently sible." the petitioners stated. , : r.sl!irectedby foreign showed a drop in attendance. Bedford. Vice-PresideBnt;b Mrs). Board of Education in 1962 she in the Administration Build. bemg stored on the grounds "Tonight is the four ill or fifth Three "not-so.sweet" young is. The Woods gatekeepers report- Joseph P. Thompson ( ar ara , was President of the Mothers ing at 389 S1. Clair avenue. outside the existing huilding of time 'within the past two.week girls were arrested by Park ~ 1', ; • • • ed 2.197 people for this year, 54 Radnor Circle, Secretary; Club of Grosse Pointe High A major item on the agenda the Sanitation Department. period that the water has risen ~~:rg~~ ~~~a~Ob~~~ ~r;~~ I!Th'ECOUNTYRoad an~ 4,600 last year, and John T. Short, 975 S. Brys, School. She also serves on the was the election of officers for 3. That the present entrance not only ~ver the curbs, but They hitchhiked a ride and rob- ill UOOUncedThurs- . The Farms guards recorded re-elected to the post of Treas. Board of Directors of tbe the 1967.1968 fiscal year. 'two to this compound off Parkway over. the ~Idewalks and 6ewer~ bed a young man who gave IIw a Dew$150 mil.o 1,708 in attendance this July 4 urer for the second time. Grosse Pointe War bfemorial. tl.lIstees elected on June 12 took drive be removed and relocated aud In qUite a few basements, them a lift, according to Park - for Metropoli as compared to 2,399 last year. Upon assuming the oilict'. office. They are Calvin J. Sand- at the northern-most end of :rhe members of the council Police Chief Arthur Louwers. I'll tbrougb1980.The Mrs. Hykes, who is in her sixth ua... Been Secretary berg, 20661 Wedgewood, and said compound off Marter road. said that the~ could not. ~nder. Victim of the hOld-up was b lor ClInstructionof The City park: totaled 778 for j'ear as a school trustee. said. Reminiscing about her busy Arnold P, Fuchs, 68 Roslyn . stand why. If the petItioners Newell Egle. 17, of 410 Lake. 1 nmwaysand the '67 and 1,763 in '66. The Park "As the new President of the five years on the Board of Edu. ~oad. City Manager, Chester Peter. should take the time out to wood avenue, Detroit. who lold ~ of l1Voothers as reported 1,900 brave souls as Grosse Pointe Board of Educa- cation ,Mrs. Hykes notes that In other business the trustees s.en stated that the pile of tree petition the council for relief, police. that while he was driving lIirmaseof 300per- compared to 2,986 last year. tion, I look forward to working she has worked locally with re-appointed the firm of Coulter limbs h:.s ~een removed ~nd that no one showed up to plead home alone at about 9:45 pm .• I llllomobileparking In the Shores 893 people were with our new Superintendent of fourS'.lperintendeuts of Schools. & Coulter as legal counsel, and arrangemen are progresslOg their case. he saw the three girls at Mack IIImore than 50 per. in attendance as compared to Schools, Dr. Theos I. Anderson, Having served as Secretary of approved general bonding of em, tOthave all} deb~s thaUleld awTahy Nevertheless, in spite of the avenue and Chalmers in De- !l!eiolermina[space.1,136lastyear. wihmycoIIeaguesontheBoard, the Board since 1963. she has ployees nnd'special bonding for a rdegu art ~el"v ..als't" h e absence of the petitioners. May. troit, ''thumbing'' for' a ride. • • • The drop in the attenrlance and with our staff.Jt is an hon. gained much valuable experi- the Dircetor of Business and bba an onffed t~Ulo pon" 0d .athsor Butler rbemarked th:t the and he picked them up. iIbriay, Ju[y8 figures was consistent through- or to work ,vith people of such ence as a school policy-maker. Finance and for the Treasurer. theen. etalleclti~ey sfcreene al'''1 council has een asked lor ~s- Egle said that the girls talk. iL .WIV, Prime ~1in. out the Pointes. hl'gh calibre. e ms a on 0 some urn. sistance. and therefore the City ed qUI'te a bl't, and ~s he ap- !""llI1'N.L. critidzellDe. Even over at Parcells Junior rta t P n' d Ahead During the dpastI yeart :l\lrs.th Bank Is Approved d I'num slats on the north and body should take _!lorn'e steps proached Buckingham,a one of - Moshe Dayan High where the KiwJnis Club Impo n e 0 Hykeii was a e egate 0 e The trustees also approve the south sides of the chain link to see what Cllll be done, and the girls asked him what he I!Id ga,emost of the preSf'nts the yearly fireworks "The next 12 months will see Grosse Pointe Recreation Com.. establishment of commerical tiC- fence of the "auto pond" as the interested parties be noti. would do if someone held him t lirael's,ictory in display, the crowd was notice. the advancement of plans for mission and is responsible for counts in Manufacturers Na. well as a portion of the east fied of the findings. up with a knife or gun. He said I~!ll MajorGeneral ably smaller this year due to our middle schools, the possi. liaison with the schools' Public tional Bank, Detroit Bank and side. He added that plans have On recolIXl1endation of the he did not know Whereupon ~ chief o.f staff. the rain. bilitr of an election for neces. Relations Advisory Committee. Trust, Nationa] Bank of Detroit, been formulated to plant a mayor. the council approved the the speaker drew' a knife and ~ Dayanagamst con. Lake 51. Clair, usually pep- sary operational millage, the Mrs Hykes the mother of and City National Bank of De. "green barrier" aro~nd the' authorization of City Manager placed it behind his ear, in. IS 'leU praise." pered wilh people in boats completion of Grosse Pointe . h'ldr • h grad troit. auto pond by next spnng. I~ndrew Bremer. Jr .• conta~t. forming him that sbe had a ' • • . watc hing. lhe fireworks display High. currl'culumSchool North,and increaseinnovationsin threeates of.c I Grosse.en w POlDte0 ~re H'Ig.uh- Desl'gnated as deposI'ton'es ~or1' He s~;d... an I'ngress and egress 109 Hubell. Rot.h and Clark, City knl'fe and demanded he surren. tiX PELLEGRENOfrom the Gross.) Pointe Yacht In .' School IS the wife of an eng!' Savings Deposit Receipt Ac. off Marter road is not feasihle. co.nsultant ellgIne~rs, to. deter- der ilis wallet. which he did. ,l!?if l.1odedin Oak. Club. ,vas comparatively desert. pupil enrollments. ' neer a'ssociated with the Frue. counts were Manufacturers Na. and the city property line ~lD;the cost of mspectmg. the The wallet contained $72, he ,1lNI p,m.Detroit ed this year. "All our I:hallenges .ran be hauf Company. tional Bank. l\'&tional Bank of t.erminates at the northern end ~Ity s .sewer system. espeCIally told police. ~ L:i complrletheir ------met if we give our allegiance to Detroit City NatioWll Bank of of the existing dike. 10 areas where flooded base. When the girls left the ve. 'l'laro&nd the world LOSES WALLEr the total community and make ------Detroit and Detroit Bank and He further stated that the ment<; ha~ been reported. . hicle, EgI~ called po~lce, and 1ft I•. 'en'dence on the'J eff Brae kett, 794 R'Ivar,d re- our aim the constant improve. W00d S Repea Is Trus"'.Compan,. C'Ity 0f Grosse PolDte. Woods t Thet dcityt managert thwas m.. Sgt. Thomas Martin and Patrol. tdiga~lilnEarhart. The ported to City Police on Thurs. ment of The Grosse Pointe Pub. o Procedures for auffiting and has maG e every effort tn s ru~ e .0 presen e engJ. man William Furtaw WE're dis. ' housewife's, da)', Ju lIty 6, that he os h'IS II'c Sc"'ool" System," she con. Two Olodl l1311ces paying vouchers were au thor- be au tif y an d screen 1'ts DPW neermgt f firm'sI anS'lVer'1' at the patched • and while thf!Y. were ~~ at the air. wallet in the Vicinity of Rivard eluded. ized along lines approved on yards and that the residents ~~~ch ~~a m:~~nc~s :~Sl~:~ taltid'n agdes[lcnt'Pti0dn.~!the tgirls • ... Goernerautho and Charlevoix. The v.oallet con- 'l'he honor accorded lIfrs. J I 1 1966 (Co f d P 5 11\ d I an the wa e all I", con ents. ;1l1be Earb' . r !ained $8. H.vkes on July 3 b a culmina. . u y, . n IDue on age) Ion ay. Ju y 24. a passing motori6t .stopped and It.. art flight. I The Grosse .PolDte .Woods The. creation of pa~7011,petty, Itold the officers that three girls ~ J \y Council at their meeting of (;ustodlan, travel, and bealth ac. p · p. k U Eel attempted to wave him down at r A.,i ~S~EL _ Ja:Zed Suspect BeZ:eved July IO~ voted to repeal Ordin.)counts. in the General Fund was atr lC p. xtra asn Haverhill ~n~ Mack in De~it .l6erSalurd . ac It I It N 162 which provides Iappl't.'ved., The descnption of the girls ill: 1hI . d1eay night M ance o. .' • Regular meetings of the WI -Z Sh · T matched that given by Egle, and ~~fi: East To Be Woods Holdltp an for the cre~t,?n of a Rec~ea Board of Education were set for III e on 0pP"ng Oftr the policemen rarlioed for as. IIg !he Sul,g flared tion CommISSion and defines the second Monday of each sistance. l!ltelt e~ Canal. ------65 Te ert it.> powers. It was rl'pealed bY' month in the Board of Educa- A Negro couple, who went ever took them, but, ne,'erthe. Det. Lt. Arnold Hough and l!Iey ~ madebefore A holdup suspect, arrcsted on Amy l'atron.a of 23{ k afP th~ a vote of 4 to 3. Councilmen tion meeting room, 389 51. Clair through the motions of pur. less, a stop payment was placed Det. J'\mes LaPratt responded, ~ ~g of the a Roseville warrant and held in East DetrOit, a c e.r d 'Irs Pinkos and Boerner and Mayor I avenue, at 7:30 p,m. chasing a bedroom set from the on tJlem witll the banks in. and the policemen searched the ~ by ,,~!YCoun. the :\Iacomb County .Tail in de- :\Ieyer drug s tor e, an H~ . :\lcLeod voting nay. Discussion Tabled Van Furniture Store, 20343 \'olved. area, and the girls were appre. ~ ~ t : ..:. : Southwick Suits and Sport Coats ..: ..:.. Shores,Mf::~~:~::' a~t. e~h~ i:~~te b~a~~e~a~ abegennC~ • • ..• .. • • .. of an ounce of cocaine, ail that VanBoven announces • •• •• _ Baker Suits _ Shirtmakers ~ was available, six vials of mor- swimming on Mondays, the •..• .... Guild Shirts _ Sero of New .. .. 10 phine,of cod and. an unknown amount timehave toof bethedrained,week theref1lledpool willand •• ..... Haven Shirts _ Johnston & Th eme. chlorinated, an all.day process. .. • Murphy and Ald Sh ...... e robber demanded liar- Pool swimming will be al. ••..•.. en oes ...... cohcs jis soon as he announced lowed six days a week, up to ..• • ..• ...... th~ holdup, it was said. The Sunday evening, at which time ...... • .. ..• .. thief went to the cash register the pool must be drained and ANNUAL SUMMER SALE • ...... ~here he scooped up about $150 cleaned thoroughly, before it is ..• • • .. lD currency, which he pocketed filled •••• The bandit kept a handkerchief' rethe poolwithililakefilledwater.andWhenthe Beg~nning Thursday, July 13, 1967 • • • ...... over the lower part of his face • • ...... • it was said. ' ..... • ...... After pocketing his loot, the Pick Up Cash 20% to 50% ..• ..•• • ... • bandit ran from the store his • ..• • ...... • •• method of escape unkno~. (Continued from Page 1) ...... l - ...... Plumb and Kensora said that address was given as 4632 Reductions ...... " car. slerr .. I~ on completing their investiga- Fischer, Detroit, and phone, ••••• SO. ON THE HILL ~ hon, Fiorini is the eul.prit 932.0988. After signing the F • • .. sought, they will combine their papers, the pair left, and a on Men's Fine Merchandise ,~ ...... • G P . t "A '{ ....• ... rasse cnn e arms ...... c?mplaint with that of the Rose- short time later, Elkins dIs. .. • .. TU 2.3590 •• VIlle authorities since they are covered the loss from the cash from Our Regular Stock ...... 80 KERCHEVAL ...... handling the prosecution. box and called police. •• a.A Det. Everett Plumb said that ...•• •...•• a check of the address and included are: •••.. •• Studio Reports phone number revealed that no ...... such address and phone number • Suits •:.~ •••••• : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••• ~••••••••••••••••••••• :.....A Statue Missin(J' existed. ~ A woman employe (If the • Sportcoats ~.:.:.:.: •••:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::::t; furniture store said that she A statue, valued at $110 one • Shirts of a pair in the Van Riper saw the couple parking a car Studio, 18332 Mack avenue was at the rear of the ~re, and • Walking Shorts OPEN THURSDAY EVENING CI4TIL 9 P.M. reported missing from the ~tore heard them arguing about on Thursday, July 6, according whether they s h 0 U 1d enter • Neckwear , to ~nformation given to Farms through the front or rear loor. , The employe could not give a I police. description of the vehicle . • SIacJ~s ~~" MEN'S WEAR .Mrs. Aileen Spafford of 4114 The woman was described as 1 Dickerson, Detroit, an employe being dark skinned, short. with ,i of the studio, told police that 1 short hair, wearing dark horn. ,I ~ when she opened the place rimmed glasses, a yellow skirt Wednestlay morning, she dis- an~ gray sweater and a blouse covered the item missing from of an unknown color. AJJ.mi-fUUttl£I1~ a small table near the front The man was said to be dark door. skinned, about five feet nine The st.atue is one of a match. inches tall, having short hair 41 Adams Avenue, East ing pair of a black bronze male and being clean shaven. He wa; figure with an apple in his wearing a short shirt and tight Also In Ann Arbor . hand, and set on a black mar- pants, colors unknown. ble base. It stands about 16* inches high. 13 BICYCLES STOLEN ,!-,he sto!e was closed from City Police report that 13 I'rida! mght to Wednesday bicycles have been stolen from mOrnIng f~r the lo.ng holiday the City Park in a twooday weekend, It .wa~ saId, but the period. Once again they caution. statue was In Its place when ed youngsters to lock their the ~oors were locked Friday bikes. More than half of the HOTEL evenmg. stolen vehicles were recovered. ST.R€6JS ,:, ~'S i NOW IN PROGRESS! MEN'S summer clearance OFF on selected groups of men's SALE • Suits and Sport Coats :-. :: 3 DAYS ONLY • Similar savings on Selected groups of Thursday, July 13 through Saturday, July 15th Men's Furnishings & Sportswear bobby laurel trio , • Open Until t p.m. Thurs., Jul., 13 .nd Frld.y, July '4 by the pools ide ptI'S tfles~ay through saturday ~~" MEN'S WEAR, INC. I Since 1900 startlllg at 8:f~Op.Tll. 16930 Kercheval, in the Village new lower prices in effect "MJ July ,13,:.-,'_96_7_--- . GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~. Page Three What's Wrong with Your Rotary CI~~'"~!:~~!!~~.Offic~:s .._. G,~;s~~~~:';~:~l:~~;;;i Large ,; Life Insurance? ,~~~q4"•••:'!~ laken lo Bon Secours Hospilal, ~ t or annuities a good Invest.menl?, How do bank .....:.;-«*~~" ! TU 5.445~ TU 5.4790 ;:i%\". . ", I Open Monday through Saturday 0. '.' u4 p.m. to 9.10:00p.M. A~!~~~E~ARD~IS~~~sst ~;!' I -~ "', I SundiY 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. I "':. :...~.": .~~." ..~.~».-&,..M ..._ .••• A~~' '" •••••••••• ~''""'" lo.~~~.:.~ ....~~ 25c DELIVERY CHARGI 17931 East Warren TU 4.6120 J Left to right: - JOHN E. PEEL. tiring president; James A. Passanantc I a 1I6 /$ /$ /$ /$ /$ 061$ II a II Ulib secretary; MAX L. GARDNER, director; Jr., president; WILLIAM H. DENLER DR. R. K. O'NEIL, executive secretary' director; VERNON S. GLENDENING' ROBERT C. HARRISON, treasurer; first vice president; DR. ROBERT E: WILLIAM G. STRAWBRIDGE past MAUNZ. director. YOUR HOST, DON SHORT, INVITES YOU TO VISIT president; BRUCE K. BOCKSTANZ, l'e- ~ James A. Passanante, Jr. ac. comes suggesllons from all Citi' by its annual Antique S'Iow, in the cepted '.he gavel as president of which allows the club to engage zens for projects where it might Grosse Pointe Rotar~' Club for be of aid to the community. River House I The Breakers the Rotary year starting July 1. in such val'ied activities as spon. soring a foreign exchange slu-I i )~ 8900 East Jefferson Ave. - Phone 823.3440 As the youngesl president in denl, loans and scholarships r l' the history of Grosse Pointe awarded to deserving students, , , Rotary, Mr. Passanante slated American and Swiss DART G.T. assistance to local s c h 0 0 Is, WATCH and Delight/ul ,. that lhe aims and objectives of hospitals and other charitable . ; ~: HARDTOP the Rotary Club d u r in g the organizations, direct help in CLOCK REPAIRS DINING - WINING - DANCING DODGE coming year are lo extend its cases of personal need, and efforts in the comn:unity by in- In Detroit's Most Beautiful River-Front Room , AIIoHlic, radio, power sponsoring civic activWes. volving the club in its problems The above .can only be ac- : ' ftI,illf, cOtlsole.remote and projects. _I Mirror, elc •. complished with the active co. $2429 This will be made possible operation of all Grosse Pointe FEATURING ASK fOR STK. #1016 once again lhrough fund.~ raised citizens. The Rotary Club wel. HUCHGOREY'S-- __ RON~! H~~LLLIPS I JUNE LORI Songstress James Passanante Youngest Entertainment From 9 P.M. 2 A.M. POINTE DODGE till MACKBnWEEN 7 & 8 MI. TU 4.7210 GP Rotary Club President Grandfather Clocks a Specialty Whether it's luncheon, dinner, or aher theater, ydu'll surely be pl~ased with James A. Passanante, Jr .• of schools of the Pointe. He is a I the striking atmosphere, eXi'lcting service and thoughful hospitality. You'll 866 Cadieux road, installed as 1955 graduate- of Grosse Pointe find us ri~ht on the water's edge, overlooking the Detroit River. Jewelry repairing president of Grosse Poinle Ro- High School. diamond remounting lary Club on July 1, is at the WI-He attending Grosse Pointe EXCELLENT DINNERS age of 29, the youngest presi. High, he was a member of the Hoeberling SHUTTERS dent in the club's history. Student Government Associa- Tasteful American Menu, Excellently Preparl!d Steaks, Chops and Sea Food. He is the son 'of Mr. and Mrs. lion, A Capella Choir, and ex- Jewelry Every One of The 22 Entrees Is Preceded By Our Lazy-Susan Relish Tray And CUSTOMIZED James A. Passanante, Sr., of ecutive sports manager of the 25 Years in Same LacaliOfl A Clam Savannah, Our Hot Hor's D'Oeuvres Created In Our Kitchen. 1022 Buckingham, and has been Varsity baseball, basketball and To Fit Your Windows a member of the ,Poinle organi- football teams, including the 14933 Kercheval - MAF.VELOUS SELECTION OF KIt:-iG-SIZE COCKTAILS zation since 1961, when he was "Class A" State Championship VA 2.8509 AT NO EXTRA CHARGE sponsored to the group by his f'lotball team of 1954. father, an active Rotarian for Jim attended the University , . many years. of Detroit, and m a j 0 red in Why buy slack-sized shutlc':s and then do all the culling and planing to make them fit? The new club president was courses in Hotel Management al Cor n e I I University. He was IFrom our large slock of top quallly white pine born in Detroit in Seplember formerly associated with his lit 510f shutters we will trim them to fit )'our individual 1937, and received his primary father in the property invesl. $\lJlkr window opening at NO EXTRA CHARGE. This school education in the parochial jment business. He is pres"ntly offer good untU July ::1, 1967. • __ ' • operating a shoe business at Panel Widths: from to NATIONAL BANK 6'12" 12" 17140 Kercheval avenue. Panel Lengths: from 18" to 40" I VACATION I He is married lo the former • I Nancy Sluart of Detroit. They Prices: from $1.80 to $4.95 per panel SPECIAL I are the parents of four children, depending on size. I James, Michael, Thomas and OF DETROIT Chao&!!rither the Movable Slat Shutters or the • A FREE Set of I Lo~~t~~ an active member of new Decorator fabric frames with arched or straight heads. • LUGGAGE and • St. Clare de Montefalco Parish. CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET-JUNE 30,1967 IiricFflIlllt Bringin your window sizes for prompt trimming. I "True Focus" CAMERA • His interests, other than Pointe Cot Hffld Remember, there Is NO EXTRA CHARGE for Witt, the purchase of • new I Rotary, includes membership in customizing! • car while they last. • . the Christian Family Movement, I TRIUMPH the Grosse Pointe Yacltt Club, ASSETS EAST I and interest in the St. Clare Cash and Due From Banks: I I ... _. _ Board of Directors 24400 Harpef Ave., St. Clair Shores SPITFIRE I Cub Scouts, of which he is the $ 626,595,665 Phone 775.6128 "not.so-winning" manager of U.S. Government Securities .. : _ 504,875,541 A. H. Aymond MARK II • their "Y2nkee" baseball team. HORTH 1,131,471,206 Qoirman-COruu .... rs ,..., c:om~ • Jim has been active in many 1705 Sa. Woodward, Birmingham Obligations of Federal Agencies: : Oft Henry T. Boelman affairs, in and out of RCllary. 21.145,637 Chel,,",," of 110.Ioe~ Phone 647.5581 -. -r-1 I For the past few years, since Obligations of States and Political M. A. Cudfip WEST ~. I joining the local organization, Subdivisions ...... •...... • • 475,538,046 Cho;rmen-Mcloulh 51•• 1 Ccrporatl. 23229 Plymouth Roael, Det.oit he has been chairman of the ticket committee for the increas- .Stock in Federal Reserve Bank, and Harry B. Cunningham Phone 535-5581 • President-S. s. kres;e Colftpa lIT ingly successful Grosse Pointe Other Securities .. 9,600,000 $2095 William M. Day • Rctary Club Antique Show, held Loans: P... idonr-Th. Michi;." Boll r.l.p,,- C.Q III pot\y EASTERN : ~~~~:~~y at the War Memorial C!/mmercial and Consumer; 'T. $1,183,202,738 leland I. Docn SHUTTER SHOP Real Estate Mortgages ..••• '•• ' . 432,315,020 Chairmen. ExK\l1i". Comml" __ ...... rrmtnt and Quotation on Custom Made Shutters Ind SPORTS CARS • 465 -in-P-a-r-k-'s 1,615,517,758 Th. Dew Chemical Com pony IIIYrIDoors .f YQurHome. " . Ph.ne for Appointm'jnt Less Allowance for Possible Loan Edward F. Fisher j 13123 Mack VA 2.0466 • 8'vim Classes o iredor-Ge""rcl Ma'on CorporatfOli Losses ..•.•••••.••...••••• ' .• 35,185,207 1,580,332,551 Everell E. Fisher Vice PTuident arter Diredor-P'rillle ._----~_. I Bank Premises and Equipment IS: SwiMming lessons began al $ecvrili Corponstioa 'Grosse Pointe Waterfront Park, (at cost less accumulated deprecia. /Ie P. Fontaine with, more than 465 boys and tion of $19,366,039) ...•.••....•• 40,766,673 Chainaon- Th. Bendix. (.or;)oratiOft ERBRUGGE'S girls participating. According to John B. Ford r::~~~:~:""'OGGllallllHl$lial$l$~ I Other Asseto; " _ 00...... I Jack Rice. Recreational Direc. 28,924,945 Director-Wyandotte O .. lCt.h. Cof;)Orattl'1n C tor, this is the largesl group Total Assets .••• __ _1 $ 3,287,779,058 John F. Gordon IUU~OFALWAYt'itQUAliTY •~ ======I 0 . II I taking lessons alone time in Dir~tor..-o.Mrcl Molon Corporatfoe i all the Poinles. The lessons are Joseph L Hudson, Jr. ~ ~~U).r.UIIOnD. Igiven by qualified life-saving LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS PrMident-TM J. l. Hucbon CompO"' i instructors, certified by tbe Donald F. Kigar Dp.posits: iAmerican Red Cross. Retired Pnnrd"nf-Tt'l. Oetrait Edis:ow GomPGl'l)' CALLTU 5-1565 , The classes are divided ac. Demand .. , __ MARKET $ 1,524,597,296 Ralph T. McEivenny COR.MACK b ST. CLAIR :cording to lhe individual's abil. Individual Savings and Time •• __ 1,164,(\21,232 Presidlnt-Anl,rican NatU101 Gas eolftpany ; ity to swim. The largest class Other Savings and Time. _ 'is the "P'llly-Wogs" wilh 320 255,085,538 ElIiJ 8. Merry Choirman of th. £... e"" ... Commiltle 'members. These are the begin. 2,943 ..704,066 Fresh ners, who are eager to progress Other Liabilities: ..... _ F. W. Misch Kool-Aid ,to thc next class and be a suc- Funds Borrowed .••• _ Vie. ,~~.icMnl.Fjl'Wln~ end DII1lCt__ 65,238,000 Chr'Y".t Corporotion cessful "Minnow." To hI! a $ All Flavors Unearned Income Peler Monaghan Ground Bee' "!'I~jnnow" one must be. abl~ to , J. and Sundry Liabilities;. . PartMir-Mo,'oghan. M.cCrofte,. sWIm 15 yards and dIVe mlo 46,480,169 111,718,169 C<>moboll & Crowm" c 49 ,deep waler. 3,.055,422r235 Gearge E. ?arker, Jr. The olher classes are the /10 ~~~.39 3 ~~~.$1 Attorney 01 Law Capital Accounts: "Guppies" ages 2 to 4 years; Rob, rt B. Semple and the "Sharks" who are Common Stock, par $12.50 (author- PrMident-Wyandotte CPt"mica" (o'""'tiCt" swimmers working on refine. ized and outstanding 4,800,000 ment of the various slrokes. shores) ..•...•••.•••.•••••••• 60,000,000 Nate S. Shape.o OCirmon-Cunrling1'la", DfllIo StOrM ... ~ U.S.D.A. Upon successful completion Surplus ...... • _ 120,000,000 of the course, American Red Undi,,'ided Profits: ... _ Austin Smith, M.D. 42,356,823 & Com~!)", PRIME and CHOICE Cross cards will be issued. Thc '''olrmen -P'or5:e. Devi. lessons continue \mlil July l,t. 222,356,823 George A. Stinsan ROAST Thc nexl session of lessons willi Reserve for Contingencies ••• I ..... 10,000,000 232,356,823 P'r.,id,"f-NOI,l)"C:l1 Sr .. l CCl"OOrQ'f,~" CHUOK BEEF ,begin July 25 and run to Augusl , Dwight L. Stocker Total liabilities and Conlulfa,.~-8rown CO"';!Q'~y - 11, I Capital Accounts _ $ 3,287,779,058 c Robert M. Surdam .'1ST LEMONS 59 doz. CHUCK 0< STEAK 65: A"e" corried 01 oppr".imolely $299,000.000 (Including U. S. Gove",m'M Secur~i.. corried 01 Donald F. Valley Oroslt I $90.888,6071 were pledged of June 30, 1967. 10 "cure public deposit. Indudlnll d.posits of Choir",ot" fiP'UI"C. CA"'l"IiHM_ S. S KrlJ;-e Com:>a1tY ••••••••••• California $.0,038,767 at Ih. T,eosurer, Slof. of Michigan, o"d t", otfler purpos•• requir.d by 10..., Of'at Snack For • Large Pointe N~W8 I The Kids • \NIN I Published Every Thursday by Advisory Commiftee , Nectarines aFR~"Egift at Anteebo Publishers, Inc. . 99 Kercheval Avenue Grosse Pointe, this store from Grosse Pointe 36, Michigan I • J. Douglas Adair Alfred J. Fisher, Jr. Lester F. Ruwe Phone TU 2-6900 ;,,~ • Yuba 11 Three Trunk Lines Hugh J. Ferry William M. Joy Joseph A. Tol~ri COFFEES '.~J • True.Blue Second Class Posla~e l'3ld at De. Allen W. Merrell . Q,,"OUND Brand lr01t . .\tH,~hlgan. ~ SUN.MAID. !iuhscrlplion Ilatc~ $S 00 Per .' car h' ~Ia;: ,$600 outsLde \\ ayne , • SIX • Blue Berries L8 Ite CAN lb. C~"mlY '... \11 :\e\\'s and .A(h'rrt"ln~ , . PACK • Cop' ~11I>t Be In ~he ;\;ew> Office, by 'Tuesday ;\;0011 to insure jnsH'1 92 offices providing exceptional bonking and trust services throughout Detroit and neigflboring communitiee c 9.02 $139 49 box JAR ~~~~'ress all Mail (SllhseMPtlons,1 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 48236.1 •••••••••• Change of Address Fonns 8579) 10 r " .~ 'age Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS SlIOPLlli1'ERS CAUGHT The manager of the Kresge Calltp Charlevoix Lu.res Pointers store, at 17101 Kercheval, r~. New lnltalation Therapy ported to City Police on FrI' George Boomer, Peter Bowers, Boys from 74 different cities day, July 7. that he w'as hold. Department at Cottage and tow n s , 12 states and Woody Boydell, Mark and Steve ing two juveniles (or shoplift. Jamaica are enjoying the forty. Bromley, Chris and George ing. The boys had stolen two breathe for themselves. It is just second year of Camp Charlevoix Bushnell, Bill Carey, Jim Chal. small toy cars. They were ~urn. You can breathe easier now at, Don Clark, Jim Daoust, Chris at Cottage Hospital. that they need help getting which is owned /lnd directed by ell over to their parents IVlth a ;.;.. ' I Dossin, Chuck Gardella, Kevin through the congestion in their Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Smith warning, r "' ~ A former Air Force basket. Geer, Marc Greenlee, Colin ,'~:'. lungs. An inhalation therapist of Beaufait road. ,. ball and track star, John Mc. helps relieve this congestion by The cowboys from Mexico, Hamilton, "Trey" Henkel. Cree, heads the new inhalation Also: - Walter Howell, Jay Open lund.y. 10:00to 4:00 Introducing oxygen, water, even New Mexico, and South Dakota Thun •• nll FrI. Till 9:00 P.M. ,. therapy department at Cottage, alcohol into the lungs to break are busy getting the riders in and Tom Hunter, Paul Jurusov, and he not only helps patients up the congestion. shape for the camp rodeo on Mike Kelly, David and Jim Kerr, h breathe easier, sometimes he : . FURNISHINGS August 18th. The overnight Bruce Kiesewetter, Tom Kim. WE DELIVER • omcr even has to breathe for them. '-"his makes It easier to cough, camping trips by h 0 r s e s, or • DESIGNING , ..II PLANHI", mel, Tom Kirby, Kirk Kirlin, On Order of $5 Dr Mor, reduces strain on the heart, and canoe, or sailboat are very popu. "Cap" Lesesne, David Lindner, • LEASE PLAN AVAILAILI Inhalation therapy, thus far available only in larger metro. enhances normal breathing. lar and give a boy the oppor. Richard Macdonald, Brad and politan hospitals and medical After attending schools in De.. tunity to learn how to live in Terry Mast, Mark Oetting, Billy ROSLYN A e-,sm SMrce If '1111 centers, is availa ble at Cottage trait, the new inhalation thera. the out.of.doors. Water.skilng is Otto, John Park, John Piggins, FlIllllhn' III G_ Pollitt for patients with breaP1ing prob. pis! became a member of the being taught to many boYF. Dan Pitts, Doug Ruthven, Gary MARKET , i travelling Air Force athletic Grosse Poi n t e boys at the Shammas, Greg Skau, Robert Oldest In tile Wood. :,. "6.1130 lems. This is done by introduc- 11131 MACK Ing oxygen either directly into team. McCree played in Ger. camp this summer are: Jim and Stockwell. Sam Trupiano, Ron 21020 MACK at Roslyn Rd. the patient's lungs, or by a many, Denmark, Norway, Swe. Tom Abbott, Freddie Beyer, Ureel, Joseph Vieale, Michael ______method called, "Intermittent den and Scotland. Cur tan d Den n i s Bledsoe, Wayne, John Worcester, and 884.3600 Mike Zinno ______usePositiveof a respirator.Pressure," through the He received his hospital ex. . perience at Detroit osteopathic Lt. Kenneth E. Lucas This simply means that the and Providence, and he did ad. Serving on Cruiser oxygen is arlministered on de. vance study at the University Wanta mand or at the will of the patient. of Michigan and the University Lieutenant Kenneth E. Lucas. Hall's ,. of Chicago. USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Both pressure alltl tlow of ward S. Lucas of 100M W. Wil. oxygen to the patillnt i!; regu. liams, was a c r e w m e m b e r 8econd lated with the use of the I.P.P.B. CAUGHT WITJi BEER MICHIGAN"S aboard the heavy cruiser USS machine. City Police officers John Drummond and Donald Steck- St. Paul when the ship engagecl I "The relief felt by a patient, man found three youths in pas. iu a gun battle with enemy - ORIGINAL particularly an asthmatic," session of beer in a car on Ker- uhore batteries off the coast of ear McCree states, "is not only dra. Vietnam. cheval and Notre Dame on matic, it is one of the most reo Friday. July 7. The 16.year.old Projectiles from the 51. Paul's POTTED ROSE , warding that the therapist him. was given a court notice to ap. five and e j g h t. i n c h guns self can exp~rience." pear in juvenile court and the destroyed one of the enemy's two J.7.year,0Ids. Lawrence Ku. coastal emplacements and trig. N.URSERY Only recently a patient at Cot. ~. • nath, 20942 Fleetwood, Harper gered a large, and several tage had. abruptly ceased ..... oJtt for .1', Woods and Alfred Kaiser, 2032 smaller, secondary explosions. Thousands of potted roses In bloom and bud. breathing. Inside of two minutes It was the second time in the I.P.P.B. equipment was set Beaufait, Grosse Pointe Woods. three days that the St. Paul had SPECIALS up. preliminary respiratioh' ad. were issued notices to appear exchanged gunfire with coastal - One Week Clnly Starting July 12) ministered, and the machine in Municipal Court for po6ses. Save $10. Act now.. sion of beer in a car. defense sites. Charming Pink Buds - Rose Elf, reg. $2.00, $1.29 activated. 1966 Winter lovt!ly FJorlbunda Apricot Nectar, Four minutes later the patient reg. $3.50, $2.50 Gas incinerator sa~ was breathing'by means of arti. Rich Pink Blooms - Show Girl, relC. $2.50 $1.50 ficial respiration. DOD't worry If yoar wife is Special grouping $1.49 values to $3.95 FREE $2.00 rose with the purchase of 8 rose plants at Patients with asthma, empby' ends duly 24th.' PER MONTH regular price. Yes, you can lease a new 1987 serna, bronchitis. pulmon~ry ever forced to make yoar lUany Other Varieties $2.00 and automobile for as little as 49.66 edema and o~her breathIDg op per month. problems are reheved by inhala. tion thel'apy. The technique is mortgage payments ••• ROSE TREES This coupon I. worth $10 off thl rttIllW price efaC. Ties. CIIfS;"eI,,,I. particularly impressive when incinlt.tor. But you' must get it to us by July24i11,sttt.1Qt '" AmlHtle rraftl.;1I1," administered to patients suffer. Seatry ",ill protect berl 50 A~ fast, and saveor'l the ~ostofburningallyourlras~,ne'!~ '"'"il. ing from cardiac arrest or from 7 arlOcc.mbusllble Items WithGas. Now,finda sci8SOfS,penlllj an over.dose of barbiturates. stamped envelope, and you're in the anti.poliutiGllblJ_ I Sentry Insurance has a Mortgap Red Barberry _ , $1.25 "".Hee'" . Wisteria. Trees : $12.95 • .McCree explams that breath. Protection Plan that will Mail to: Michigan COnlolldaled G1I Comp.ny irIg is controlled by the medulla Golden Vicari $1.59 ""... ct lip I,,"" guarantee mortgage payments if Ona Woodward A~enue, Delroil. Michillin 4e226 "". W/"d,.'li.ld W,,'''ers oblongata, the small but vital anything should happen to you. Large JapiDeSe Yew Spreaders, reg. $'l.95, $4.95 ~ be ""'Ollt.,. I..,. VI. Mirror nerve cente~ that may fail to . ,~;~ Your home will free and clear, Yes, I'm ready to save $10 on a smokeless, odort811 Gas incll\8lllor. .. respond to slgnala that the body when you have thl! Sentry At )II' S•• f lilts, 'Hr needs oxygen. Mortgage Protection policy. NAM,,-E 400~_E._s _ "01' • Call your Sentry man today. PHONE INOUIRIIS INVITED In such cases the therapist' W. iHl' All M"lces.AII MOfI.1s ~terally .breathes for the pa. CIT't TE1£I'!IOfIr _ tient until the drug wears off. LOU PRANCER n...a..... l.....'M When thi$ happens, the medulla II IVII IJ'MIIII ~. II!II wakes up, the signals start 23316 Crairwood Joe MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS' COMPANY~ .0 flashing again, and natural __ 776-6945 .LUzon breathing resumes. 24300 HARPER AVE., betw. 9 and 10 Mile Rds• 4-6500 "We jl.''.lt breathe for you 2 blks. from Jefferson PR 5-3455 III' P.S. You ca n IookthGm over at yourdealer's or in any M Ichigln ConiOll4Dd 8421MlcllllM An.' until you can do your own," SENTRY:fI.INSURANCE OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY . McCree says simply. The Hardware Mutuals Or~anizatlon ------1 Actually, most patients can : , ( '1 INVENTORY Wed., ThurL, Fri. & Sat. CLOSE-OUT July 12th, 13th, .14th & 15th G C ~ 'HUGE SAVINGS UP TO OFF WElL.KNOWN GROSSEPOINTE. 500/0 PHARMACY '1. the Villllge;I ~ND MORE!! 16926 KERCHEVAL • • FIXTURES • LEATHER GOODS • • COSMETICS • TOilETRIES CASH AND CARRY • ALL SALES FINAL! • Everything MUST Go••• , " 16926 KERCHEVAL "In the Village" GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five Gregory D. Stewart HID In Vietnam Action . ass e evelops over Rule I' . t, Marine Lance COrporal Greg- Of Inter-City Swim Group ory D. Stewart, son of Mrs. Bar- ft'~ bara Ste~vart of 1347 Wllybu1'Il The WOOds Council,-at-th-e-c-lu-b-m-e-mbers with or without <;~ ~:-<~~ ,,~ a~enue, IS a member of the meeting of Monday, July 10, points. First :rank Battalion, a unit of was faced once again with the the First Marl'ne DI'VI'sl'onnear' bl f Present in the council cham. pro em 0 participation in the b Da Nang, Vietnam. Inter. C'Ity Swimming Associa.' ers were hthree parents of .As a part of the Marine Corps tion which is composed of the ~Immers ;. 0 felt their chilo a~-ground. team, the highly mo- five Poi n t I.' sand St. Clair ren were IScriminated against .1JL!!.j;~n only the FINEST Me tank IS used in Vietnam in Shores. due to this rule. The parents will do, the gracious direct support of the infantry asked the council to act. BOAT SUPPLIES hostess ALWAYS serves participating in combat opera- Because the Woods' opposed It was explained to the par. I . ~ FINE FOODS from NAUTICAL GIFTS tions against the enC'my. The Rule 10 which states "swimmers ents that although the Council •• ~ ... I team of infantrymen and their will be eligible to swim in the was in complete agreement 'I WRIGLEY. She's guartlTlteeJ • His lordship tanks has proven an effective Inter-City Swimming Associa. with the parent's stand Doth• GOOD TASTE and, of Charm Brace. weapon against enemy bunkers tion if they have not partici. ing could be done to change .. course. Compliments ... Sure! lets & Jewelry and heavy concentrations of pated in another swimming the situation by the Woods enemy forces. league as a team me m b I.' r, Council alone . • Dockley's T~e civic action program is swimming for points, during The attitude of those cities Spedrose deSigned to assist the Vietna. our league season. Our season that believe in rule 10 is simply (easy course mese people in completing self. being defined as the time from that they feel that excessive plotter) help projects, and makes use of the first inter. city dual meet compeiition, that being partici. • Sperry Top. equipment and materials made in July until after the Inter. pation in more than one team, s!der Safety available through the lIIarine League Championship me e t, hy So youngster is not physically Boat Shoes Corps Reserve Civic Action this being distinguished from beneficial, secondarily that they F,und. Marines in Vietnam pro- the Inter.City Championship have had no complaints from • Nautical V d th kn meet." 1 I.' I.' OW how and guidance parents regarding this rule, lamps to the p~ople in carrying out In essence this means that thirdly that this rule is in keep. these proJects, • club swimmers cannot swim ing with the pattern of the with the Inter-City Swimming Iathletic picture in Michigan the A5Sociation if they are swim- '" that an individual can com. ming at the same time for a pete for only one team at a ,,~~ship'swheel,inc. OUT club, The Woods council felt time during the same season. that this rule was discrimina. They also mentioned that the Fine foods and . 19605 Mack Ave. tory and suggested at an ('arlier use of club swimmers reduces Shopping elegance i" council meeting that City Ad. the opportunities for swimmers Grosse Poilzte !l:Ji~ 9.6, Fridays 'til 9. TU 2-1340 THEY ministrator Chester Peterson at. starting out in the competitive tempt to get representatives program. from the cities involved to- The discussion ended with the GO!! getber tl) discuss the situation. WOOds Council de ci din g to I 167 D I :Mr. Peterson did get such a s~vim all swimm~rs who prac. ~ emos meeting organized at which rep. tice regularly WIth the tea~ us. CHOice @ A resentatives fro m the five a,nd !aeet the other t;eam quali. nd Pointes and 51. Clair Shores frcations. ~he Council then reo Sirloin Steaks , , were present. The matter was ques.ted City Attorney, Geo~e ~ Factory discussed and the general atti. Ca~lD, to .draw up a resolutIon center .': tude was that if the Woods calling this matter to the at. ellt i Official Cars swam club members they would tention of t~~ g~verning bodies I be disqualified in counting com- of aU tbe Clties Involved. EUROPE? , .;At petitive points to determine the As the situation stands right ,1 • • • winning team. now the Woods and the Shores ': . . will swim club swimmers for The only ot?er city shar11lg satisfaction rather than for ~I the Woods' attItude was Grosse points RICHARD Pointe Shores. • U.S. CHOICE' BUICK and OprL The results of that meeting , I: were presented by Mr. Peter. DPW Yal.ds Beef Chuc~ Steaks. t&. son at the council meeting of 59f 15103 K h I u.s. CHOIce BONELESS f.~,,:I ere eva July 10. The council reiterated ~ VA 1.5400 its feeling regarding rule 10 (Continued from Page 1) were aware of its existence Top Round Steaks lb. 99f 'b't tbey would -.1m I''''''''''""""""""""" »n' ",. when they bought their prop- .u.s. CHOICE BEEF STEAK . erty. f ~IIfTSAMPSON Boneless Chuck Swiss '~ ! 16. .. ~ Prescriptions Filled The matter was turned over 89 to the Committee of the Whole, u.S. CHome' iJ Ray-Ban sunglasses for further study. 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Oak, after a long illness: Culbertson, Mr. Cui b e r t son She was a member of the passed away Monda.y, July 3, at ., RESTAURANT JuniOr League of Detroit and of ~on Secours HospItal. He reo This.Week's Bell Rigers Tau :Beta Sorority. SIded ~t 1433 .Somerset road. Cantonese and American food Surviving are two sisters Mrs He IS surVIved by three sis. Bus!ne'ssmen's Lunches- Lewis LeBaron Goodwin' and ters, Mrs. Fred Eyer, Mrs. Mrs. Robert C. Hargreaves, both James A. Bre~neman, and Mrs. Family Dinners of Birmingham. Mich. Harvey H. Rams. We cater to perties Intennt'.nt was in Woodmere WARN BOMB TOSSERS Cemetery. Robert Niederoest of 263 Carry-Outs ••• PR 2.6662 * • * Fisher. report<~<1to City Police MAllIE VanCOILLD: on Thursday, July 6, that boys i Marter Road at E. Jefferson Mrs. VanCoillie, formerly of were throwing water bombs at I 692 Clair avenue, passed Lakeshor. vm~., '''.I Mil. South of , Mil. Rei. st. his car which was at Charlevoix :1 Dally ".11 p.m. Mld-dlIy ,Lunches, 11.3 p.m. away Wednesday, July 5 in St and Lincoln. Boys were warned i Sundays, Holidays, Hoo"''' ~mplet. Dlnn.r. 5-10p.m. Joseph Hospital, Mount' Clem: hy City Police an.! released. ens. She was 64. . Wife _of the late Charles, she IS surVIved by two aunts, l\lrs. Helen Kuglin and :Mrs. Ann Tuttle. RUGS BOUND Vietnam Services were held from the Verheyden Funeral Home and c per St. Philomena Church Satur- yard Public Debate day, July 8. Burial was in 11ft SS Olivet Cemetery. . Large New "The Original" • • • Carpet $elections Tuesday, July 18, 8 p.m. GRACE GORDON SY1\IINGTON Private funeral services were McCoy Carpet Stuffed conducted Thursday, July 13 for Mrs. Symington at her 410 Uni. Company versity place residence. CHICKEN ,BREASTS Grosse Point~ Mrs. Symington, 91. passed OPEN MON. AND FRI. alVay :Monday. July 10, at her UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Stuffed With Our home. New Location Own Bread Dressing Fine for Unitarian Church Surviving are her sister Christine Symington, a niece: 25527 Harper In Foil Pon BarBeQueing 3 Blks. N. of 10 Mile Reody to Bake 8191~ Mrs. Edgar B. Galloway, and a 17150 Maumee great.nephew and great-niece. 777.7550 Edgar B. Galloway, Jr., and Mrs. Frederick Ollison, Ill. U.S.D.A. 'Prime Boneless THOMPSOH' ,A I Burial was in Woodmere j', Cemetery. .~. Wayne Professors debate U.S . ChU&kWagon Steaks Seedless ':..', Jl:emorial tributes may be role in Vietnam, followed by a made to the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church End:lWI1lent 19c question and answer period. Funn. • • • '1 lb. ABRAM VANDERZEE GRAPa Le.arn about the issues! Funeral services for Mr. van. derZee are being held Thursday, Contribute to the discussion! July 13, at the Grosse Pointe California'. • Memorial Church. ~l:r. vander. ~ Finest Zee, retired Chrysler Corp. vice. the c-.lIref,•• way! 39 Admission Free president in charge of sales, died ~onday, July 10 at his Now. for the first lime, you can RENT a famous multi.purpose REYNOLDS Fully.Automatic ourmerCd Water Conditioner • • • the softener Ihat removes iron the The Original DOWNTOWN FORD SALES "Carefree" wl'f. NEW LOW RENTAL PJtICES Iftvites You To See Pat Patten Slandardsireonly $5.00 per me>. Large size o,lly ".00 per me>. Stuffed For Your Next New or Used Car Renlals applied toward pur. Rolled chase. when desi red. . • The Most Complete FacUities A ~ $I081~. In the Detroit Area loll ,,'vesligale the very best in Rump Roast FLANK s1fAJ ffi waler conditioning-no ob/igl' • Rental anel Leasing Programs~l: II' _' .f . lion. Call ••• Fresh Tree Ripened HEAD • Chauffeur Service to Yovr , :. BURGUNDf Downtown Office or Down. f LETTUCE town Shopping Area I Water Conditioning Company PAPAYAS. 24 Size in Foil Pan ./Ill MItJtI,...', ..,... "'rgftl ,..,,, Ready 10 8ok~ 99: 1833 E. Jefferson cOl'llili<>lli"lJ eMperor ••• riroce 193J from Hawaii 4~ ea. PAT PATTEN 12100 C!oYtrdIII, Dtltoll4, Miclr. ~ A Cood Man to Know WO 3-4700 wnster 3.3100 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pag. Seven YACATIONBIBLE SCHOOL Vincent Peterson Lists Accepts Call Woods Eluploys GRO~S£ POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH Honor Roll at Parcells New Patrohnan JULY24 thru 29th Vincent L. Peterson, Principal Ronald Hayden, 25, of 216M of Parcells Junior High School phen Shepard, Susan Cisohke, 9 a.m. to 12 noon Lynne Easton, Cynthia Cools California, St. Clair Shores, has announced the complet~ was appoint('d to the Woods honor roll for his building's Scott Renius, Nancy Beever' 4 Years thru 8th Grade Michael Conboy John Hayes' Department of Public Safety - .: seventh, e i g h t h and ninth on Saturday, July I, as a pro- A~e,sday camp for 6, 7 and 8th graders. David Mazurek,' Heidi Walko: SpeC~;ade at Stony Creek Park wiak, David Sleigh, Nancy bationary patrolman, it was Seventh graders are Laura Adamek, Tho mas Amrine disclosed by Public Safety Di. Forinformationcall 881-3343 Gent~, Shelly Woodbury, Heidi Jeanne Foley. ' rector Allen Andrews. D~V~les, James Holmes, Mark The new policeman is a 1960 Lmzmg, Dean Shier, Elizabeth And Christine Koerner, Mat. graduate of St. Clair Shores' Announces thew Patterson, Susan Reed Bangs, Jo Anne Hulverson South Lake High SchOOl. He ./ John Craig Persson, Susan Sim: Janice Cetan, Donald Darling: also attended Macomb County / mon, Robert Church, Michael Sha.ron D e man, Constance Community College. They will be closed Excellent Ford, Terry Lietz, Janice Con- SmIth, Ann Wilcox, Judith Hud. delsson, Lynn Stecher, Frank Before joining the force, ner, Arlayne Carson Mary Hayden was a hi.lo machine Phyllis Shook, Debor~h Ber. Krager, Gus Pappas. Douglas Selectionof Oil Paintings Schmid, Nancy Tamblyn, Eliza. operator for the Michigan Screw from gum, Gary Ciranna, Kathleen Products company of. Detroit. Clason, Mary Duross, Nancy b~th .Kray, Suzanne SalVaggiO" By The Following Randall. JIll Enzmann. Sara Fairless He is married to the former Davi? Palmer, Arthur Willette: Joyce Krzeminski of st. Clair , t • Local Artists: Others are Debra Wiese July 15th through Juiy 30th ~~ ArtiS 5. STAN & SHELA BURNS LaUrIe Shelton, James Whipple Shores. They are the parents of G1SSON LEO KUSCHEL Karen Standard, Cheryl Craig' Gail Worley. ' Shawn. 2; and Kelley, who is teN<: K PAT WEST Dawn De,cook, Gina Spagnoli: three mo::ths old. BARRE" KA Y WEBB Lynn Wldlaski, John Short, Eighth graders are Mary vEJ!"" Lenore Allen, Mary Robertson Mandich, Judith Nassar, Kath. 1'HE REVEREND JAMES O. 884-5200 Watercolors by R. Hal Burriss Toss your budget away just Mack at Three Mile Jill Remter, William Dargel' ryn Schultz, Naney Frede, Ed. HANDLEY has accepted the call once-it's surprising what hap. CUSTOM FRAMING Nancy Lembitz, Gwyn Geyer: ward Reinbold, John Dunec to be Minister in ch,lrge of pens when ends don't meet. Joseph Miller, Karen Friedhoff Christine Knorr Nancy Resow: Christian Education at the Deborah Holmes, Thomas Rich: ski, Pamela Bu;os, Scott Camp. Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. "bUl1rflJ Art Cfialleries ardson, Lucinda Buergel, Gerald bel, Terence Lynch, Victor De. He comes from the First Pres. Pautke, John Brush Jean Platz Mars, Christopher G a I ant e byterian Church of Pennington, Christine Thoma, ' , Christopher Knapp, Mark Mon: N. J., where he was also in Also Christopher Heck, Karen terosso, Kristine Petzer, Mor. charge of Christian Education. O.lsen, Pamela Rini, Nancy row Alexander, Michael Atkin. son, Debra Battaino, Robert Mr. Handley grew up in Car- SImon, Nancy Hincks, Debra mel, calif., and served in the Halsey, Robert Godefroi, Ste. Engelhart, Carol Caroz~a, Susan Meier, Gary Bennett, Edward Marines in World War II. He Chase, Dennis Prowalny. was a minister of a Christian ~eformed Church until 1960 Others are Roger Johr, Ste. when he went to Princeton The. phen Schleicher, Jeffrey Gwil. ological Seminary and received lim, Jan Pascoline, Donna Bi. his master's degree in theology. retta, Mark Reile, John Barbier, He has been leader of Presby- Donald Ducastel, Charles Me. terian training schools and has Nair, Sandra Gill, Susan Jacobs, done a great deal of experimen- Robert Woolley, Laurie King, tal work to make the Christian Stephen Gardner, Susan Beyer, faith more meaningful to mod. Janet Crossen, Christine Ciri. ern man. nesi, Kathleen Eppich David Gregory, R i c h a r d 'Cochell lIIr. and Mrs, Handley and Janice Schwinke, Dennis Deliso' their four children have bought .". Coni Chamberlain, Rob e r i a home at 1033 Kensington. , Bronsky. Also John Gallagher, Janice Center Chorus Lang, Randy Eckhardt, Jeanne St. John, Clayton James, Cath. Concert July 25 erine Christensen, Sheryl Kraw- chuk" Katy Sue Leeds, Martha Grosse Pointe War Memo- Whitehouse. J 0 h n Edwards, rial's 55-voice Summer Chorus Carol Appleton, Diane Graham,- will present a special concert Susan Kurth, Gary Hill, Michael of light tuneful music In Fries Bauer, Joan Jenzen, Joanne Auditorium Tuesday evening, Geha, Alton DeClaire, III, July 25, at 8:15 o'clock. Daniel Clem, Douglas D'Agosti. Davea season's tieket 'on us ... Just draw up your no, Kathleen Dow, Pamlynn Patrons are urged to note chair, mix a tall cool one ••• and lookl The Gold Cup Races-Venetian Hansen, Denise Kapp, Kathleen that the date of the perform- , , Strika. ance has been moved up two 1 ~ Night-Fourth of July fireworks-sails in the sunlight-right outside {: '~ days from the actlvity card an- , ' your window. Just one of the many advantages of apartment IJYingat And Barbara Richards, Scott nouncement of the 27th j .~ Shoreline East. There's no charge for thll entertainment,., it's on us! Spagnoli, Cheryl Fisher, Michael . :~.;.. ,. r. We planned it that way, on the water's edge. Maple, Nancy LeRoy, Craig The Ch0l1!s a~d conce~t are Davis, Adrienne Nabor, Duane' under the direction of RI.chard Borkowski, Lynn Seeber Robert Johns an.d the grOUP WIll be Sludiol one and two bedroom apartments from $175/mo.'ilh Friedhoff, Nancy Wilton, Janet acc~p~DJe~ ~y Jerry Hughes. 'Kuhr, Richard Montauk, Ger. AdmlSlllon IS Just 50 cents for Models open noon-6:00 p.rn. or by appointment trude Fricko, Nancy Combs, students, $1 for adults. Rental Director, 'Mrs. Viola Hobbs • Call567-1175 . Susan Yerkes, Scott Franzen, Selections for the program M. Nancy DiGuisto, Gordon have been made with an eye Johnson, Joan Robertson, Nancy to tuneful, popular appeal. Kyselka, Lynn AnderUte Cliff Many of the lovely selections Carbary Susan Gallego Gordon from "Sound of Music" will be Hawkin;. ' included as wall as part of the ":YISITOUR SHOWROOM! . . score of "Oliver." Americitn ....;:~.::.. :'.. "':. }... .~.. Nl~th gra~e~s are Elizabeth folk songs and spirituals will ~':" Martin, ChrIStina Bacon, Mar- also be featured garet Maskey, Deborah Bohm, . .: Sheila Wiese, Kathleen Young, S~lo.lsts WIll l!1cl~de soprano \':-:.:CG .... .MMf.iXC<>.a{XIDCi~>3IIX>M{)gIG(;;..,:.4Q(~)_OiC<~~.-c~)QIK<;.XiC. , Thomas Eppich Kenneth Krei. PatrICIa Nelfion smgmg excerpts I '~.c,'~''; oo ••• ~. ~~ •• \;'"'~":",:.,-.., .. );~- ;~~. t ' fr D T I ' "W t ••_~ (~...... \.~ ;.. f>.tt:.' " ~ ... , ... t cheIt, Jonathan Bullard, Carol ~m eems ar, or s a ~rs '~ . "~""'~'~_!'~_;'", Thompson, Patricia Thompson, Ripple and Flow .; Ro~ DOWDle, I ..''''',,>,S~\''~l Gary Gonzalez, Cynthia Nelson, ~arltone, who WIll SlOg selec- ~ ~:f}::;\.1;,:;.,..t)~l Diana Moghissi, Patrick Dean, tJIUodnysfHrOebmdathes3 m wWorhk,e a~ldl ',1"1. L LL.ttle L. R It I Little League B b' R h L . I 'II ,:; eague esu s . TQltm~y Slated a e ut eague , ' ' GROSSE POINTE CITY b h' For the first time in its By Dave I\larstIRer Larry Schmidt, and the gals _ B"._"VES 3 roug t lD the s~ven ~uns that history, the Woods.Shores Little TtI" DI'strl'ct II Tournament . h f h t d Th r. "" meant the champIOnship for the League will host the Winner's '" m t e re res ment s an. ere DODGEMonday,RS 6 July 3 Sox of Babe Ruth League, involving are many others who helped The Dodgers, having clinched • Tournament this Saturday, July All.Star teams from the Babe and while we don't knolV all the pennant in their previous The Indians won their second 15, at Ghesquiere Park located Ruth League of Grosse Pointe, their names we do want them game, looked toward next ~'ear's g~me 14:0 against the .Orioles, behind the Woods City Hall. Inc., and the Woods.Shores to know that thei: efforts were pitching' staff. The Dodgers' With ChriS Mahon allowmg only The Win n e r" s Tournament League, as well as teams from appreciated. Jim Trac~, Leo Hurley and on.e hit.. Indian's E? Alberts anu entries are the 16 pennant.win. L'Anse Creuse, Anchor Bay and The State Tournament will "Sparkle Plenty" Kevin Lane Mike Flkany prOVided the hits. ning tealns from all the Pointes, East Side Kiwanis was played begin .Saturday, July IS, at shared the mound duties and The Yankees took their two Harper Woods, and other sur- at Kerby Field this weekend. Harper Woods High School they were not found wanting this week 5.1 against the A's rounding areas in Little League Friday's first game saw (behind E as t I a n d) and run in posting a 6 to 3 victory over and ll..() against the Senators. District NO.6. L'Anse Creuse take an extra through Thursday. During this the Braves. The A's game was sparked by The first elimination games inning contest from East Side week we will hold the 13-year- Jim Tracy in hi.~major league Bob Tebelman's two homeruns will be played on Saturday, July Kiwanis 4-2. The second, and old tournament with Grosse pitching debut in starting for and double. plus hits by John 15, at 10 a.m., 1 p.m., and 4 p.m. most exciting game of the tour- Pointe Woods plays Harper the Dodgers gave up one run Wrobbel, Mtke Orzel and Mike The Woods.Shores Am e ri can ney was a nip and tuck affair Kiwanis at Noon; and Grosse in the first to lead.off balter Maloof. Tom Finan, Dick Red- League Pennant winning Sena- between the G. P. American Point~ Woods plays Harper Dave Mooney who banked a mond, and Mark O'Keefe hit tors will play at 10 a.m. The League team from the Farms Woods at 2:30 on Wednesday, solid hit. A Dodger error, a for the A's. National League Braves will and the Woods.shores entry. July 19. The winners will play 99~StllW walk and a passed ball allowed Bill Kendall led the Yankees play at 4 p.m. The Farms scored first on for the Championship at 2:30; the run to score. Only one more to their second win, allowing The eight Saturday winners singles by Tim Allard and Mike and the losers will play a Con- runner reached base on Tracy, only two hits, with Steve Morri- will compete in four games on Corbett but the Woods matched solation game at noon on Thurs' W A51£ 8151£1 that on a hit by the 10 sin g son homel1ng and singling, and Sunday, July 16. Two games will this one when Don BlomCjuist day the 20th. Brave pitcher Tom Klumpp in John Wrobbel, Bob Tebelman, start at 1:30 p.m., and the reo walked, stole second and scored ------the third imling. ~im Riley and Mike Maloof get. maining two games will be on an error. 'l'he Woods movr,d WOODS.SHORES Leo Hurley in his pitching hng three each and Orzel and played at 4 p.m. in front as Jim Shelton was hit By Barb Belanger Our debut relieved Jim Tracy in Jacoby two. The A's took their Sunday's winning teams will by the pitcher, and scored on ALL AMERICAN STANDINGS Low the top of the fourth and struck second game 11.9 over the Ori- play the two semi-final games Jim Montmorency's single to W L out the first three batters be ales. on Monday, July 17, at 6 p.m. right. Flame Furnace 6 4) Price & 66~ faced. Hurley wasn't in trouble T~e play.off game between the The top two tealns will battle The boys from the Woods Cox Baker 6 0 until his third Inning the sixth I~dhans and White Sox Friday for the top position on Tuesday, struck for two more in the fifth I'lidland IIlutual 5 1 and last, when thre~ walks, a ~g ~ went to the Sox 4-.1. Pitch- July 18, at 6 p.m. when Jim Montmorency walked, Boutin Realty 5 1 double b)' Gary Augustine and an~ ~f;s w~nt to LOUISBruno Everyone is invited to Ghes- John Ciaravino singled and Locke Lumber 2 4 a ~::Lg!eby Chl.is Kernan found only two :~ who hallowed quiere during these four days to Larry Briski doubled them G. P. Kiwanis 3 a '1" . the bases le::ded with two runs by Jon Worrell ~eh.f W °t~er~ see a thrilling series of the best home to give the Woods a 4.1 City Messenger 2 5 JULIA MAY , ' in, two out, the tying run at doubled for the' So I de ;~g~ that Little League has to offer. edge. The Farms wasn't out Palmer I'loving (I 'I I '. ~ .11'St bas e an.d th e t.Ie.breakmg. Bruno got two hitsx anwith ~UleW'd 1------yet as th ey cIosed the gap to A tight race between th e four ~.. ~ f run at bat wllh the top of the Knight homering with one on ~o Don Briggs pitched the win 4.3 in the sixth on singles by top teams moves inlo the final order u~. . reinforce the win. against the Dodgers, striking Glen Hillger, and Jim Van wee k of regularly scheduled PAPER TOWELS At ~lS pomt,. the Dodgers AMERICAN LEAGUE out sixteen batters, allowmg Eman, and then in the seventh play. Flame Furnace won both star reli~fer, KeVIn Lane ca1m~y MINORS CHAMPION' only two hits, and homering for tied the score on walks to Van their games this week downing stepped lD and struck out their ARMY. the only run of the game. Ted Eman and Lorne McConachie, Kiwanis 7-3 be It i n d winning lead batter, the only man he W L DeSante and Terry Jacobs got and singles by Corbett and Rob.' pitcher Ken Conlon with John faced, to s a vet h e win for Marines 6 0 two hits, but tight fielding by erts. Capotosto and Pat Costello do. TWIN starter Jim Tracy and conclude Army 5 1 the Dodger:s prevented their Gary Bennptt came in to reo ing the big hitting. Gary Free- 32 the regular sea son for the MJchigan 4 2 scoring. lieve Bob David with the bases man too k the 10 s s as Bill PACK ~ Dodgers on a high note. The Purdue W L loaded, and was able to contain Bogdziewicz picked up 2 singles Dodger hitting attack, (eight), Ohio State ~ 3 Braves 9 1 the Farms for the rest of the for Kiwanis. Flame blanked was paced by Chris Charlton's Michigan State' 1 : Dodgers 'I 3 inning. He stopped them in the City Messenger 13.0 as John three for three, (including a Wisconsin 0 6 Giants '1 3 eight for the win as Jim She]- Capotosto thre~w a 1 hitler. Pal double), a .pair of hi4l each for The Marines defeat.'d OSU Pirates 3 7 ton walked, stole second and Costello and Jim Perry had 2 Joe Council and Bruce C~ssell 14-4 and Army 40.8 to -win the Cards I I scored the Wood's winning run hits apiece for Flame. Dave (a double also) and a smglfJ last third cha . h' • th Red Legs 2 8 when Jim Montmorency singled Stefani took the loss and Paul FOAMY Shave Cream by JiFmIN'T;:acy. , American Lea:~~o~u:~ ~~tter~ The Dodgers won their second him home. Glen Hillger took Pazgrat tripled for C. M.'s only GILLETTE -11 oz.• Regular QrMenthol. REG. 98, AL STANDINGS son and Tom Jacobs of Army game 4.1 against ~e Cards with the loss for the Farms in relief hit. 1st 2nd. provided seven hits but the ~urt Klebb~ homermg and doub. of Keith Cunningham. Cox & Baker al~.;) won two Half Half FInals Marines were detj1rmined to ling and .Pltcher ;rom Van Lo- Saturday the National League games this w'eek downing Bou- W .L W L W L earn their chance x'or the title kern gettmg two hits. The Cards team from the Pointe met tin 7-1 as winning pitcher Art ULTRA BRITE Dodgers 'I 2 '1 2 14 4 and could not be stopped. Bob secon~ game wa~ a w~ against L'Anse Creuse and came out on Walkowiak threw a 2 hitter and TOOTHPASTE - 3.2 OZ•• REGULAR 69~ Cubs 3 6 5 4 8 10 Diehl got five hit-one a homer the PlI'ates 7-3 Wlth Phll Bower- the losing end of an 8.2 score. struck out 10. Mark Nehra and Braves 4 5 3 6 " 11 Tom WheaUy got 11 homer and sox the winning pitcher. Chuck Mike Drean started for GP and Brian Fausone each had 4 hits Cards 4 5 3 6 "I 11 two more and John Roart)' Getz again provided the hits-a fook the loss with Nick Amnri. for the winners. John Stitlel <. ~~.. The Grosse ~ointe City Little homered a~d singled. Bob Grout doubl.e and three singles. George gnani doing a fine job in relief. took the loss for Boutin. C & B SUMMER BLONDE League Champlons, the Dodgers got six for six with Russ Hern- Koueltter, Tom Marantette, and Mike McShane with hvo hits outlasted Kiwanis 16.13 wit h CLAIROL • REGULAR 2,00. OUR LOW PRICE ! ;_. defeated the All-stars on Fri- don Dick La Londe and ,broth. Bob Missant hit two apiece for was the big hitter for the Na- John Short in relief getting the day, July 7, in a thrill-packed ers: the Pirates with Steve Henes tionals, with Jim Bolton, Craig win. Mike Miller took the loss. close game: 8 to 7. The All- Bob and Chuck Kreig con- hitting a triple. Carr and Skip Lauth each add. Midland Mutual a 1s a won Stars constst of the 12-year. tributing two each to lower the ~'he Giants took their two 5-4 ing one. both their games to remain in , aIds .from the tlu1le ~ther con. boom on. mighty, Army. Army's aga!Dst the Pirates and '10.6 Grosse Pointe Woods moved contention for the pennant. Mid. BRYLCREEM tendlUg Grosse POlDte <:;ity.se(;Ond game was a' win over agamst the Reds. Pete Rodin into the finals with a 15.0 win land squashed City Messenger HAIR DRESS - 4.5 OZ. TUBE. REGULAR 1.09 Little League teams, this year Michigan 11-2 with Michigan's pitched the win, allowing only over Anchor Bay. Mike Pastor 11-1 as Cass Michaels threw a from the Cubs, Braves and Car- John Bon and Bob Humphries one hit. Tom Stanley doubled went all the way for the Woods, 2 hitter and s t rue k out 13. .dinals. get tin g theIr hits. Winning and Theodore then doubled to as he allowed only five hits Michaels and Jim Bery each LISTERINE The Dodgers pitched Kevin pitcher John Leverenz tripled bring in the winning run- and one walk, while striking doubled for thl! winners. Losing ANTISEPTIC. 20 'OZ•• REGUL.AR 1.39 Lane, Joe Council and Chris Mike Patterson and Phil Peter~ NATIONAL LEAGUE out 12. Bob David, Jim Mont- pitcher was Brian Marone and ~h~rlton in that o!der for two got three apiece and Tom l\IINORS CHAMPION: morency, Don Blomquist, Larry Marone and Jeff Potier got C. Innmgs each. Kevm Lane was Jacobs homered to make it a MINNESOTA Griffin, Brian Walch, P8.stor, M.'s only 2 hits. Midland blasted grc:!ted with solid All-Star hit- win for Army. W L Terry Buda, Dan Clem and Bill Locke Lumber 13-1 behind the LUX SOAP ting ~nd gave up four 11!l1S in Michigan won their second Indiana 5 1 Schleicher all bad hits to lead 4 hit pitching of Kris Warner REGULAR 10, EACH. OUR LOW PRICE the first and three runs lD the game over Wlsconsir! 20.12under Minnesota 5 1 the Woods attack. coupled with 11.strike outs. Cass second. The AU-Stars pitched the pitching of Marcel Done who Iowa 4 2 Sunday's Championship Game Michaels went 4 for 4 for Mid- Chris. Grow', Mike Angell, Jim added three hits to his win. Dlinois 2 4 was a heartbreaker fol" the land. Bill Schippert took the OFF Insed Repellent GardlDer, Jeff Brackett and Pat John and Pete Boll, Humphries Navy 21 t Woods as they saw the L'Anse loss and collected 2 of Locke's Duffield for one inning each and Tideswell also contributed Northwestern 2 4 Creuse first baseman drive-in 4 hits. John Hanington and 3/8 oz. FOAM. REGULAR 984 - OUR PRfCE in that order. The All-Star hits three hits each. Phil Peters, Air Force 1 5 four runs with a homerun and Eric Cloude shared the other 2. (8) were by Chuck Moore, Dave Steve Hookanson, David Lara- Indiana and Minne ot h a single off starter and losing Locke Lumber defeated Pal. Boyden, (double), Pete Steffen bee, Carn Smith and Pete Kal. took two this week t ti ~ e~ pitcher - Gary Bennett. Bob mer Moving 9-3 with D a v e R A ID Rose & Flower (three for. three includ~g a lett provided Wisconsin's hits. last third champio~shfp. o~nd~ David came jn the fourth with Brown getting the win. Gerry double), Rick Sch~atz, (s~ngle Purdue came fr0!f1 an 0.3 record ana beat Air Force 12-4 and Uli- the bases loaded to relieve Ben. Schmid singled for 2 RBI's. 14 oz. AEROSOL. REGULAR 1.69. OUR PRfCE and double), and J~ .Garf.mer. las~ week to ,!"lD all thr~e of nofs 17-14 with Jamie Gauthier nett and struck out the next Mike Metcalf, despite striking The ~od~ers, traIling by 7 tI;1elI'g~mes this week: Wlscon. winning pitching honors for the two batters to get the Woods out 9, was the losing pitcher. to 1 gomg l~tO the ~ttom of sm 7-4, MSU 20-11, and OSV Air Force game and sharing out of the inning without dam- Chuck Kutscher, Metcalf and the second pIcked up uve runs 19.17. them with Tom DiDomenic age. L'Anse Creuse managed Jim Allard had 2 hits apiece GALION • 'UNBREAKABLE on five ~ts off of Mike Ange~ Again.st Wiscon~in, Tommy against IDinois. Chuck Ram~ to get two more runs in the for Palmer. They picked up two more m Van Wmgerden, Mike Bono, and homered for Air Force .tb top of the seventh to lead 6-0. City Ml'ssenger downed Locke > the third off of Jim Gardiner Larry Peseskl homered, and Mike Ramm Mike Kee:~ Even with a 6-0 deficit in the Lumber 11.7 as winning pitcher .~ to go ah~ad 8 to 7 which ended Chuck ~i~rn;titar? tripled with Paul Koueitte~, and Greg °H~: bottom of the last inning, our Brian Marone s t r u.c k out 17 I PICNIC JUG the scormg. . , Wisco~sm s Kevm Fradeneck vaare getting two hits each. In- Woods team hadn't given up. batters. Marone also collected Dodger .pitchers Joe Council ~omerIDg .and Peter Kallett add- diana's Mark Graff and Chris Jim Shelton led off with a walk a double and 3 singles at the ! < and Chrls Charlton blanked ~g two hits. In the MSU game, Bajer got three apiece in the Pinch.hitter Steve Schleicbe; plate. Bill Schippert took the Our the All.Stars in the last four It wa~ another homer and triple game. singled, Jim Montmorency got loss for L 0 eke as teammate innings on one hit by Mike Bono plus two apiece Against Illinois Mark Doyle on with l! fielder's choice and Gerry Scbmid doubled for 3 Low All-Slar pitchers Jeff Brack- for Hal Sargeant, McMillan and homered and got thre hits d John Ciaravino singled to drive RBI's. . ett and Pat Duffield blanked P~tz that took the win. MSU's Tom DiDomenico G~ed F::e. in Shelton. Bob David then hit Boutin Realty edged Palmer Price the Dodgers in their fourth and Mike Day homered as ~am- man and Mark Graff e~ch got a t,"emendous home run over 6.5 behind winning pitcher Dick fifth innings. The Dodgm- hits ~lat~ Anto, George La VIgne, three, with Terry WaIsh tripling the centerfield fence to drive Poole. Rog!!r Ulmer and Chris 1.19 (10) were by catcher Bruce u hOur,. and Backishl got two and the Bajer brothers, Chri~ in three more runs, but with Schaden had 2 hits apiece for Cassell (2), second baseman eac . , . and Mark each tripling and the score 6-4 against them the Boutin, and Bruce Jodar scored Martin Dowdy (2), Chris CharI. OSU s Glendemng, Go ugh, doubling and Gary Freeman Woo d s attack stopped' and the winning run by stealing ton; Joe Council (single and 'Yalton ~nd Raltsrom ran ~p providing two doubles to earn L'Anse Crluse won their first home in the last of the seventh. , fAMlll 511,1 double), first baseman Bill fIfteen :ts .~utf Pu~u~ ag~m their try for the championship. District Championship. We can Chuck Kutscher took the loss Hurley, Kevin Lane and Leo c~me L ou~ 0kir. e~r th11'd ntinois' Bry'an Stallard hit five be proud of our team as they for P a 1m e r. Kutscher, Bob Hurley. ~d ;rry V esews. aJ(daIDhorn. for five, Marc Blanke four Scott were the Runner.Up team for Reynolds and Bob DeBacker ______ere, om an mger en ham. McDonald three Bob 0 h the third straight year and each had 2 hits. GROSSE POINTE PARK er~d and got thr~e doubles, with wicz two, and' .Jobn PZ:~in~ fought hard right to the finish. Boutin downed Kiwanis 6.2 .Picnic Basket AMERICAN LEAGUE ~~et B~no addml, three more doubled to account for their We "ish to congratulate all of behind winning pitcher John MAJORS CHAI'IPION: II ~ .e gam~. I twenty hits. Minnesota beat NW, the boys who were selected by Stitzel. Paul Isca collected 2 WHITE SOX n e Army- arm,: p ay.off 10-0 and Navy 7-4 to hold their their leagues to represent the hits for Boutin. Losing pitcher W L game Saturda~ mommg John position in the running. Navy's Pointes in this tournament, not was Ed Eroe as teammate Mike Our White Sox 9 1 Levere!lz led his Al'm~ team to Steve Rosati doubled with Min. only for being selected, but for Miller collect<'!d 2 hits for Ki- Indians 8 Z a 6.2 VlCtory over Mannes. Bob nesota's Mike Madison getting the fine jobs they did and the wanis. Low Yankees 6 4 Grout, John.Roa~, and ~uck three hits and Chuck Bayer two fine sportsmanship they dis. ------Price Orioles 3 "I 8J?d Bo~ Krieg hit for Mannes doubles. Navy won their second played. FARJ'IS, CITY, PARK 1.59 At letics ,.,.. II Jr.cobsWlth MikeandP Mark8 tt e rPetersson, Tompro- game lD. a c1ose one over IllinOIS. . We would also like to com- American League Senatorsh 2 8 'd' A ' h't. 12-11. pliment, and thank, our host Standings As of July 9, 196'7 The White Sox defeated the ~e:~gA~~rc: ~s to g~~ them' Iowa won their two th!s week league - GrossI! Pointe, Inc., Won Lost Senators 5-3 and the Indian!": 7.0 n eague e. 22-10 against Air Force and 7.6 for an excellent tournament Indians 6 1 SALE DAYSTHRU'SUNDAY.Wereserve the right to limit quontilit$. to win the second half cham- NATIONAL LEAGUE agaitilt NW. Air Force's Fred with special praises going to Wlrite Sox 5 3 pionshiv this w~ek. Indian's MAJORS CHAMPION: Driscoll got four hits. Chuck and Pres. Dick Hudson; his fine Yankees 3 3 Chris Mahon and Rick T':>rina ~RAVES Mike Ramm and Greg Huvaare crew of Dick Williams, Bill Tiger; 3 4 WE bit but the combined pitching of The Braves defeated the Re.d three apiece, but Iowa's Roger Pankhurst, Chuck Campbell and Red Sox 3 5 MORE And MORE Wid Knight and Louie Bruno, Legs 4.1 and Dodgers t.-o thiS Smith with four, Ian Howard two hits a piece for Jack Fillian, w~ek: to. become ~e unrhsputed and John Higgens three, took team's John Schwartz, Kevin the field championships, in the CARRY Ken Caramaguo, and Phil Wet- Wlnner m the National League. the game for Iowa. The NW Daudlin, and Brian Garvey each first of a three. game series. PEOPLE ARE , ~~. contributed two hits with Howie . " ten gel plus pitcher Wid Knight's homer with two bU, and a single Semmler providing the hits for WooDS.SHORES YOUR Iowa. Little League BRINGING THEIR The play-cff game between In. By Cindy Tew dian,l and Minnesota Saturday The WO'lds.Shores 1967 Major PRESCRIPTIONS TO FAVORITi Imorning was won by Minnesota League World Series competi. 117.8 with Jim Reno the winning to~s this year will be the Na. pitcher. Mark Doyle, Chris lional League Braves and thc CUNNINGHAM'S BRAND! Bajer, Mark Graff and Scott American League Senators. Auton hit for Indiana and under The Braves had their title •••there I1I1'St.e :I reaso ..... the astute coaching of young wrapped up for the last few Ralph DiDomenico fought hard weeks, but the Senalors took AND "UNDER THE GAS LIGHT" to win the title but Minnesota their title out of the fire in a rem a i n e d the leader. Mike 4-3 extra inning decision over LIQUOI July 13, 14, 15, 19 THERE 151 Shirley MlcLI/n. Mad is 0 n, Carl Berndt, Jim the Indians. PACKAGE DEA~ Reno, and Brian Sullivan each MAJOR AMERICAN Michie' Clln. LET US FILL "OUR Al\IERICAN COUSIN" got three hils with t('ammates I (Final) Pefer S."ers • ROJllno Brlul John Linne, and Chuck Beyer .Tum W L Pet. YOUR MElT July 17, 18,20, 21, 22 adding three more, to earn the SENATORS 16 5 .76~ COMPLETE "WOMAN nMES SEVEN" National League title. IRed Sox 15 S .714 PRESCRIPTION 'n C"lor Nightly at 8:30 pm. except Sundays No 1lnmtzli071S Reqaired ,,~,B.oth~J{ajor and l\fbinO~World Indians 14 7 .666 HOME I Adults-$I.l50, Children to 16-$.75 Free Parking ~rles p ay was ta egm Mon. Orioles 14 "I .666 Your Orll9 Dollar '\ Buys More At A BARTENDE1,1 -,'. P1UI Felfurett. J~~ l~, aO~i~~f~\F~~gl~~ ~~fee~x I~ 1~ :~:~ " Henry Ford Museum Theatpr ~~lo. Cunningham's I'SALUTE TO TALL SHIPS" Braves will meet the American Tigers 4 17 190 NEEDS .It (,II'l'nfi •.liI \ I'Jall", 1>1'arhorn. 'li;"11. I.:c8~ue \\,Ihite Sox. and the Na. Athletics 2 19 :095 Drug Storei '" Color tIon~1 lIh~ors ~mnesola will The Senators snatched first I play Amencan Mmor Army for (Continued en Page 9> I GROSSE POINTE NEWS , L !. 11. Chris Wilson and Larry Platz DIRTY ltlDS RESTRAINED Little League Results shared the win. Hitters were A Lincoln road resident reo Gary Mushro, Jeff Johnson and ported to City Police on Wednes. EXPO '67 ACCOMMODATIONS • .' I (Continued Irom Page 8) 1 IUlNOR AMERICAN Tony Smith. day, July 5, that some young . place and the American League (Final) Miami took a 18.13 beating boys were ringing her doorbell in P~nnant this week with three Team W L P t from Tampa. Randy Christof. and throwing dirt on her porch. wms. The Sena~ors beat the Red St. Paul 15 2 8c . ferson pitched four innings with UpOn investigation 0 f f ice r s New Permanent Residential Development - 72 ~ .; t, So"., th~ Athletics, and clinched Denver 12 6 '6:: fine relief from Jim Schohl who found the four boys. The boys ~elr title by beating the In. Charleston 11 6 '64 went five for five at bat. Other wele' told to clean up and Fumished bedrooms in 20 houses - 10 minutes an dia~s. h Louisville 11 6 :64~ sluggers were Kevin Sun and warned not to do this again. No From Expo - Lodge Expo approved. FIrst t e Red Sox bowed to Houston 9 8 ,529 Steve Jara. complaint was signed. th~ strong pitching of Kevin Omaha 8 9 .4'71 Phone 514.676.7987 evenings collect or write R. AFTER-BOATING ChDtoD and Larry Bauer in a Dallas ') 10 .412 Bluecoats Win It's Impossible to pl.'t ,eur Heath, 586 Murdoch St., ~reenfield Park, Quebec. 9.7 deci~ion. Then Tom Mich- Wichita 6 10 3'75 shoulder to the wh!'~l when your aels pit c h e d an outstanding IndJanapolls 5: 12 :294 Softball Game nose is on the grindstone. SUPPER game as the Athletics wen t MimleapOlis 1 16 .059 ••••••••••• Q•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••• t•••• down 8.2. . The City of Grosse Pointe's at the " • St. Paul wl1l be presented .M~rk CraIg. smgled m the with its Minor Association tro- Police and Fire Department ~lI~nJng run In the. seventh phy on Tuesday night after the playing in the City of Grosse it WIftt ...... ,.. •• als.1f Golden Galleon mDing to beat the IndIans. 4-3. Major League W 0 rid Series. Pointe Mens' Slo-Pitch Softball Bob Beyer, Bauer and Chnton The St Paul team won their League, won their opening LUB'S. ~~:-":,~"j'O'~ . ~ed until I :00 a.m. Friday & Saturday AUTO C ~~,rt~=~~=WM~~~ J~~ __ ~" ':. 1iIM" st.. pitched the pennant Winning last tw~ games of the season game on Thursday, July 6, WouId.1ie CIt tr'Jews (whoee protection along Wi1h '1M .. yo :t...III'. 0.'5 Tues., Wed., & Thurs., evenings. game. 17-10 over Wichita and 7.5 over against George Porches team numbers ere incrtIsing at ail alarm. 8ddltiollll tI'lOtCrinD prol8elIotlSltId ,$,.' U!l1111 •• , by a score of 15 to 11. OWN ~ rate) think twlee befortllitellling setvioes offnd 'tlIiIh Club mwnbIr. ~. iJt , MUli, Thurs., Fri., & Sol., 9 until 2 The second place Red Sox. Houston. They hope this is a start to In AUto CIab rtllIl'llbe(s CIr. ThW ship: PInanaI AockIent ltennee IcnoW that the Club will PIIt $200 Protection. Bail and Arrest Bond .. ~ ~, By The JIIJio Shane Trio last years pennant winners, w?n Hitters included John Leon. a grand and glorious season I I;' their last game of ~e season 1.0 ardo, Angeh Pollizi, Tom Brea. CRIME-ST. OPPER • for Inlormation leading to the aaest EmerQency Road SeMce • Domes- ~~ differinQ' from last season's .-.cI ~gn Clf aDVOllI-*'Q' ti; and Wodti.VI1dITIMl SINQI over the Yanks. DIck Pagoto of don, and Jeff Lenz against the record of no wins. "All the boys the Yanks and Pt:ter Belanger Wichita team. Defensive stars were hitting" according to Chief I of the Sox both pItched a one- against Houston w.'!re Tom Fitz. Andrew C. Teeteart. hitter, The deciding ron scored gerald and Carl Phillips. During the game John Zieg. as ,:?m Ogle stole home. Mark Second place Denver over- ler, a shortstop on the Porch B~~Jnger. collected the only came Dallas in seven innhlgs team broke his right ankle ,....,.,,,.., 1llWAIID"'" wtil"*M lit 6t1MIlt !:lflii'" ~ Red Sox ~t. . 15.14. Tom Dype pitched four while sliding into second base. loP .... ,. ... M GROSSE POIHTI DIVISION The Onoles ended theJr sea. innings fol' the win. He hit the peg that holds the ~~ 15415 E. JeHenon son as one of the ~ee third Third place Louisville took base in place. He was taken to I IIttnM 82 t .6300 place teams. The B 1r d s out two gam~s in their llist week of Bon Secours Hospital by memo p~ayed the once first pla~e In. competition. Louisville walked bers of the Police Department. George Measel, Manager dlans 8-2: Don Wolczko pItched over Indianapolis 15-10. Dick a two hItter, an~ collect.ed a Deneweth pitchf' pIe!. Second bas e.man Tom surprised Indianapolis ash e own thinking. , ~. Swmeford and out,flelder D~ve St01tlhome from first base. --- _ Barrette played a fine defensive Louisville edged Houston 3.2. HAVE YOUR game. . Phil Howells pitched for the ' DIAMONDS R ~ g ~ r Rosenbusch pitched win. Stewart Vestal hit in the LADIES • CHECKED BY fo~r ~gs 8,!1dhomered R~ the winning run. Good all around AN EXPERT : " I remodel old ;ewelT1l into Jree " ,; Onoles Jette<. past the TIgers players were Jim McCrindle and 17.3. Catchm: John C ~ c h !!II Kevin Fitzpatrick. the finest, latest styles. .; .. ~ played two flOe defenSIve mn- Charleston creamed Minne- • Great Valves in Fine 010- , ings. &polis 22.6. The pitching team ftloncls, Watchesn. .11 The White Sox ended their of Robbie Burns, Steve Almany Gold Jewelry. season in a blaze of glory. Chris and Dick Brown allowt'd only checking BCCOUrzt8 Richards pitched a three hitter four hits. Star hitters were Torn I_Hi Graefe Watch Repairing I behind a good team effort as Stefani with 5 hits and Keith for 30 yea rl on the Eon Sl"-. the Indians went down 2.0. Stellwagen with four hits. 8J1!l130tl7.er 1JerLtiit8 l-i,,',: Defensive stars were see 0 n d Indianapolis clobbered Omaha. .., - ~' ,~ Alfred E. Ziar "I ' bas em a n John Quinn, and 15-10. Pitching for the win were JEWtLER & GOLDSMITH wlteIL you jam catcher Mike Mullinger. Bruce Paul, Dave Treder and 16437 E. Warren TU 1-4980 The Athletics too k a 13-6 Roger Hohle, recently drafted We buy old liold, Jewelry beating from the White Sox. from the Hawkeyes. Nick Popp and diamonds. Jim Marshall pitched the full contri~uted three timely hits to The Young Detroiters Club game for the win and pic~ed.up the WIn. Good all around pl~y. three doubles in a wmnmg ers were Randy Palmer, Mike eHort. Dimond, and Mike Andary. Even though the Tigers were IUlNOR INTERNATIONAL OUT at CITY NATIONAL BANK shut out by the Yanks 8.0, they Team W L Pet. eame back to take the Athletics Columbus 13 4 .'165 8-4. Dennis Godin pitched the Montreal 12 4 .'750 THEY win, and Dan Ma18fouris caught lI'oronto 13 5 .'722 Now thae', a new club in town. A NOW a fine game. Other key players Miami 10 .588 r------, '7 club. It'll for young people-21 to 31-sing1e TIle Y.., DeU:eiten aaIt were Pete J005 and .run Fau- Syracuse 9 '1 .563 or married. It's The Young Detroiter's Club GO!! I City N atiooal Bank I sone. Buffalo 10 8 .555 at City National Bank-a club with hencfits O.P. Richmond 8 9 .471 like th~ for you. I P.O. Box26~ I MAJOR NATIONAL LEAGUE Tampa 5 13 .2~'7 '67 Demos Detroit, Michigan 48231 (Fma1) Rochester 4 14 .222 Free checking account. No minimum balance lI'eam W L Pet. Hollywood 1 13 .0'71 requirement. I P1eaae send me mon: informatioD I And $5000 life insurance pol'icy •• No phYlli~al. and an application. BRAVES Rochester surprIsed the In- ~i: .:~: meet the underwriting requirements of I I Cubs 12 '1 '571 ternational League this week Just Factory Benefit Trust Life Insurance Co. Pn:mium 11 10 '524 with two victories to double the Name ~~~:s included in monthly Club dues of ~2.50. At I I cardinals 10 11 :4'76 team's number of wins this sea- Official Cars age 31, your policy D convertible ,rithout a Date « Birth Dolt 10 11 476 son. physicaL I I gers '1 14 '333 Rochester wallop~d Toronto At .... Addre- Red Legs 4 17 '190 in a slugfest 16-11. Randy Pe. Preferttd rates OIl loans. 9O-day liDOrtgaF I I PIrates • trilli pi.cher a fine game for the "breather". Group tour discounts. City: SCRfENS FOR STEEL CASEMENTS The pennant.winning Braves team's third victor. Ken Asses- Mail coupon. Or pick up an application and To fit 011 styles of "Fenestra@" type windows continued their winning ways sor came through with five big RICHARD I I in Bronze-Steel-Alum., or Stainless Steel, booklet at any of our 29 CND ofW..a. Zip hove been our specialty for 30 years. Insect or in their final week of play. The hits, and John Schneider col. State _Code.- dust proof 16 to 40 mesh wire. We olso replace Braves scalped the Red Legs lected a timely hit. Defensive BUICK and OPEL I I 'Insurance Agency: RoUitlf. Burdick Hunter Co. LM..... ' .... De,eoItr-~ oJ hordware and straighten steel wind:lws for easy 7.1. Pitchers S t eve Griffin, stars were shortstop Rick Filip- 15103 Kercheval operation. Porch endosures, screen or glass. Mike Qnofrey, Rick Oonftey pilli and second baseman Dave C City N.tioul Buk • Detroit, J 967 Spetlal screens any ~ize or shape. Roll screens ------and Kent Lambrecht combined Austin. VA 1-5400 repaired or replaced. Burglar proof guards for for the win. Peter Co s tell 0 In their last game of the sea. windows and doors, prevent vandalism. We picked up his first hit of the son the Rochester team took are screen sPecialists and don't YOIl forget it ! season. HollYWood 14-10. Ken Assessor The second place Cubs lost and Petrilli were the big hitters their July 4 g am e. to the of that game. Shop Thurs. and Fri. Evenings Dodgers 100a. Joey Oskin and Columbus beat Montreal, and Rick Walker picked up the win. Montreal came back to beat. Alan Kolleth and Bob Olsen Columbus this week. Jim Ber. wer~ responsible for four of the naeki scored on a wild pitch for eight runs. a Columbus victory in a make. The Cubs came back to win up game. their last game 7.6 over the Montreal edged Columbus in Giants. Keith Alward came in a seven inning thriller 5-3. Tim on a wild throw for the winning Simpson belted a grand slam run. Supporting the team pitch. homer behind the pitching of ing of Matt Pierce and Bob Mike Wybo and Tom Sieloff. Kaiser were hit t e r s D r e w Columbus sent Buffalo to the Brophy, Doug Kreig!lr and Bob showers with a 11-3 loss. Bruce Barbaglia. Kavaya pitched a four hitter .. for the win. The PhilUes sent the Red Toronto ended their season, Legs away with their 12th and and completed their 18 games last loss of the season 11.3. The series, with two impressive wins. Phillies also clobbered the Pi. First Richmond went down 14. rates 10.1. Team managers for 6. Chuck Miller and Tim Gus- the game were Kevin Sorgcloos weiler shared the win. Hitters Bon,IIIS and Dean Shier. Harry Albright were Mike Nardon ~ith a homer Rolled and Kenny Sorgeloos pitched a and Rick Bartos. RUMP successful game behind the hit. Toronto stormed Buffalo 11.7 or ling of Joe Baratta and Rick in a make'up game. Jim Bar. Capotosto. baglai and Nardon combined for ROTISSERIE Grollnd The last place Pirates con. the win. ROAST S1'EAK cluded their season with a big Syracuse ran over Buffalo 27- win over the Cardinals. ,we 11, and bested Tampa 12-3. Dancy and Pat Egan pitched for Dave Schadler and Peter Abee 991:. 8~b. the win. Joe Kasily went three pitched :lgainst Tampa allowing go bright Ind hold in for four at bat and Bob Wheeler only three hits. Hitters against . ~~ for Best Selecllon pitched in with two timely hits. Tampa were Greg Ahee. Larry fnhions you sew of clrefre • Bill Russell played a fine de. Ingram, and Brad :Mit~eff. Sllte orIon chilli. kashmir TENDERLOINS , I lb. fensive game. _ Miami pounded Hollywood 32. IDrltr1ltculng I $3 a yard IIlIli II"" YORK STRIPS & SIRLOINS AT ALL TIM£$ ------_.• VACATION I! 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(1912) with John Bunny and of the Grosse Pointe Public Jewelers ... thirty.seven years of fill'e , I • p~ .. FIfth Avenue, New York 19. New York BYrant &-7300 Thursday, July 13 Library has a relatively new Flora Finch (12 min.). The e walchlEni CHICAGO OFFICE • t 333 North Jdlch1lan Avenue Phone F1naac:lal &-2214 ... 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Art Camp No. II, Mrs service; that is its 8mm Film appealing John Bunny in the * role of a poker.playing husband Martin Burke, Instructor. Collection. This Collection is who promises his irate wife The Ja!11es River. Collection ROBERTB. EDGAR EDITORand GENERALMANAGER*10:00 a.m. Ballet Summel' School, #3, Mary Ellen ending its first year and while he'll quit. But once again he • . . With a new Interesting WILLIAMADAMO ..ADVERTISINGMANAGER Cooper, Instructor. it has been quite enthusiasti. selection of English period 5 cally received by many people, conspires with a poker buddy JANET MUELLER. FEATUREPAGE,SOCIETY to get out of the house. Mama pieces is n?w on display at JAMES J. NJAIM .NEWS * 2:00 p.m. Compositional & Landscaping Painting, # , for those of you who are un- Prof. Emil Weddige, Instructor. familiar witll it, following are finds out and she and her the Mermaid. PEPPER WlUTELAW NEWS friends stage a riot, and the KATHLEEN DICKSON NEWS * 7:45 and *9:15 p.m. Karate Classes, #6, Mr. Sang Kyu a few suggestions and informa. poker players end up on proba- MARYLORIMER .ADVERTJSING Shim, Instructor. tion for its use. tion to their wives. Where's gverybody Rushing?• T NANCY BUSCH .ADVERTISING 8:00 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc Our collertion is principally JOHN MacKE..'lZIE ,BUSINESS THE FLOATING COFFIN and the Picard.Norton sale! 'Whe~e~:'~ JOANNt; EASON .ACCOUNTS* 8:00 p.m. Summer Chorus, Rehearsal, Under the di. a Silent Classic Collection;most (1914) with Pearl White, a ONNELLEEKOENIG CLASSlFJEDADVERTISING rection of Richard Johns. of the films were made in the Chap t e r from "PtJrils of • • silent movie era and are repre. Pauline" (24 min.) Pauline Present Wine ... to guests or packa ALBERTAWILKE CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Friday, July 14 sentative of the cinema industry ELIZABETHSTEPlD!:NS CmCULATION goes to a watery grave in this gift in a colorful wine basket fromgihasa~ * 9 a.m. and *10:30 a.m. Art Camp No. II, Mrs. Martin at that time. Famous actors one.almost! Taking boy friend The League Shop. Orange red gre eDam!, Burke, Instructor. associated with comedy, drama Hanv's boat for a short spin, and serials, as well as signi. yelIo~ are the colors. Attached t~thist~hblue ~ ~;. the 'boat stalls in the U.S. gem IS a handy corkscr~w •.. three-fiftye~ *10:00 and 11:00 a.m. Children's and High School Classi. ficant news events can be found Navy's target range. Boat full Cause for Reioicing? I cal Guitar Classes, Mr. Ronald Scollon, In. in this collection. All of these of holes and sinking-Pauline , structor. can be projected on your reg- lies a note to her dog's neck Beauty News •.. ".from Elizabeth Arden'. . * 6:00 p.m. Tour to Supper & Concert at Meadow ular 8mm projector. We have " Great rejoicing will be heard throughout the land, and send him ashore to safety. off.the-market Eye Make.up R<:mover.lt~~ Brook. not added the new 8mm films Pauline doe.~survive, and after every trace of mascara and will not . . III and especially in this immediate area, if an experiment or magnetic sound 8mm films 8:00 p.m. L. Ruth Belonis and Edward A. Trimer, to our collectlon as yet, how. this escape decides to dispense eye~,_two.fif.ty. Also fre~h and fabUlousJn.i!a!eQ now being carried on in the battle against Dutch Elm Wedding Reception. ever. As our patrons acquire with adventure and marry Invlslble which goes on fIrst to let yougtlS CllI Disease, turns out to be as successful as advance notices 8:00 p.m. Susan Bertelsen and James McQueen, Wed. the new sizes of Bmm equip. Harry. fully, thru make-up . . . three-fiflyOWli~ optimistically indicate it might. The story is contained ding Reception. ment we will add thesc to our THE AMERICANO (1916) Apothecary, 121 Kercheval. a TQ with Douglas Fairbanks (48 in a news rli!lease emanating from the Department of In. Saturday, July 15 holdings. min.). This film features Doug. formation Services, Michigan State University, East ' We are pleased that a wide Hamlin's Recommends .•. . a brand new 2:00 p.m. Suzanne Foster and Hank GaInor, Weddmg variety of interesting uses for las Fairbanks at his smiling Lansing, under date of June 27 last. best. It's the story of a Yankee cheese, Reblochon, from the mountainsof !tU!l Reception.' these early silent films are engineer who goes to a revolt- F:rance. It has the texture of Camembertbul~ Under the heading "Parasite Shows Promise Of * 7:30 p.m. Memorial Bridge Club, Bridge Sessions, being discovered and for those ridden Caribbean country be. sldered to have more flavor. Discover'1.1 Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Director. of you who aren't cognizant, Dutch Elm Control", is the foHowing information. cause of a smile from the Presi. Kercheval ••• TUxedo 5-8400. I I 8:00 p.m. Jeanne A. Asmus and'Don W. Becker, Wed. here are a few suggestions: dent's daughter. The revolt is "A tiny European parasite, introduced into Michigan ding Reception. they are often used as the main no match for Doug's wits and theme for a social evening; vigor, and he ends up with the • last year, shows fantastic potential for controlling the Sunday, July' 16 many mothers find them invalu. Spike Your ')portswear Ward. country and the daughter in the robe . . • with a few new color. principal carrier of Dutch elm disease. BuUdin.g Open 12.5 p.m.-Nothing Scheduled. able for. amusing restless chilo palm of his hand. dren confined at home, and ful goodies from the newsy "The parasite is a wasp, about one-fourth to one- 'TWAS HENRY'S FAULT vacation.bound sportswear col. Monday, July 11 also for entertainment at chilo (1919). The present generation half inch long, which appears to be very active in search. * 9:00 a.m. and *10:30 a.lll. Art Camp No. II, Mrs. dren's parties. Teen.agers are may never have heard of the lection at Margaret Rice. ing out the European bark beetle which spreads the Martin Burke, Ills~ructor. discovering a completely new means of communication, and "Flivver" and "Tin Lizzie" • disease. * 9:00 a.m. Life Painting & DrClwing, Class #2, Mr. rediscovering the great cele. jokes of the years starting just Mr. Sheridan - Books, 81•Kercheval,suggelll before World War I and ex- ".Michigan State University entomologists Dr. Dean Ray Fleming, Instructor. brities Of the past. The avant Frances Ko1tun's "Complete Book for !be t4; 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe, Luncheon garde gtOUpsof the community tending into the 1920's--jokes L. Haynes, ~r. James W. Butcher and ,Douglas Vallek aimed at Henry Ford's ubi- Ii~ent Woman Traveler". It's comprehensiRi and Meeting. are utilizing them as a part quitous Model T. However, the WItty. Tells you how to eat foreign cooking" say the parasitic wasp has all the characteristics of a *12:30 p.m. Memorial Bridge Club, Bridge Sessions, Mrs. of their art appreciation study. Henry in "Twas Henry's Fault" gaining weight and where to get yourhaht' good parasite: it reproduces rapidly and in large num. Andrew Walrond, Instructor. This Bmm silent collection refers to none other than Mr. about anywhere in the world. cau88l.mIl\'1 bers, readily seeks out bark beetle larvae, and is nost * 1:00 and 7:00 p.m. Life Painting & Drawing Classes, contains over 200 titles which Ford-and this little comedy 2916 for delivery. are both historic and enter. somehowreflects both the ridi. specific (will not harm other organisms). #2, Mr. Ray Fleming, Instructor. taining in their appeal. cule and respect that were THE B.RONZE. DOOR, 123• Kercheval,is tlu "About a million European wasps are being released * 7:30 p.m. Beginning Folk Guitar Class, Mr. Alex Following are brief annota. heaped on his famous product. THE TOLL GATE (1920), convement oasIS on warm humid days. Acedi to see if they are able to overwinter in Michigan and " Suczek, Instructor. tions of some of the films to to gift friends this summer is a Gift Certifiolr * 8:09 p.m. Movies for Adults & Teens, "&henandoah." be added. These films span the with William S. Hart (36 min.). thus provide a perennial biological control for the Euro- This is OM of William S. Hart's good any time and in any amount. For_ I Beautiful color pioneer film with James silent m(;vie era from its be. call 886.1932. pean elm bark beetle an"d prevent the spread of Dutch Stewart. ginning in the days of the films made early in 1920.Many consider it to be one of Hart's ! elm disease." • 8:00 p.m. Beginning Bridge Lessons, #6, Mrs. Carrie nickelodeonto the beginning of ,i Kiley, Instructor. the "talkies." They are kept best. films. Certainly its story The fight againSt. the disease has been going for on open shelves located next thread is razor sharp-charac. years. It has been a very vital struggle' here in The • 8:00 p.m. Summer Chorus, Rehearsal, Under the die to the records. One of our ex. terizations surprisingly realistic rection of Richard Johns. and vivid and the result is a Pointe, where the thousands of venerable, magnificent film for collectors. * 9:30 p.m. Movie.Rock for Teens, Dancing 9:30.11:30 DOUBLEWHOOPEE (1929). elms have always been considered among the commu. p.m. follows above movie for Grosse Pointe Roaming Honn d nity's greatest assets. Warned by the ravages created by Jean Harlow (24 min.). stan teens only. Becomes Mother and Ollie are cast u a hotel the beetle tbrougliout the east, where the deadly illness Tuesday, July 18 _ footman and doorman who are 'first struck, this area was able to. get an early start • 9:00 a.m. and *10:30 a.m. Art Camp No. II, Mrs. Mar. "Allie." the roaming Bassett mistaken for visiting roYlIlty. against the invasion. Those.municipalities which had the tin Burke, Instructor. hound who"led the Woodspolice The climax: comes when Jean Men Gardeners To Hold Picni foresight to open all-out offen~ve with the first and Mrs. William Farquhar, of Harlow pulls up to the hotel an *10:00 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital, Work. Rivard boulevard. on such a entrance dressed for a formaanI The Men's Garden Club of' Pointe FarmsPark,l!l! indications that the beetles had arrived, have been able party-and F 0 0 t man st 6 30 shop. merry chase last March 16,ash closes the cab, door on the GrossePointe will dispense with : p.rn. to wage a fairly successful fight, with comparatively light *10:00 and 11:00 a.m. Children's & High School Classi. become a mother. train of her gown! its regular meeting this month OutdoorcooWr,iii losses. The struggle has been made unnecessarily tough cal Guitar Classes, #4, Mr. Ronald Scollon, "All'" . " . ' freshmentsllldlilll As you may reca11, Ie If you remember these old and IDsteadWlll have Its annual prl'zeswill ...... to Instructor. who was let out of the fenced rf '11 . !I''''''''C """ because of the indifference ef too many officials, where time pe ormers, you WI enJo'tYpicnic on Thursday, July 20. The vl-ewof ;"t...... _.•' ,I in yard by a would-be.burgIar, . th . If do '" <:<= ~ spraying has been neglected and the death incidence 11:30 a.m. Senior Men's Gin Rummy Group. . . seemg em agalD_ yOll n, affair, for membe.rs and thei.. club's maDY adiWlis.lI 12:00 p.m. Senior Men's Bridge Group. was expectlDg her pupPIes at here's yOlq' chance. rd u.ft 1._ .. very high, and in many cases, total. that time. u ~ _ u male guests, will be at Grosse a reco a.~ ...... H:: • 1:00 p.m. Senior Men's Pinochle Group. uAllie't gave birth to seven ------=:;; It has been a costly battle and one almost as con- * 2:00 p.m. Compositional & Landscape Painting, #6, troversial as the Vietnam War. There are those who Prof. Emil Weddige, Instructor. tri-colored Bassetts an May 9. You Can HelVe A C UPH01rTl:RING I,D in the basement of the Farquhar Our New Hardy Be un; ~ • ... thin~ the birds more important than the trees, and 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe, Dinner and home. with Mrs. Far q u h a r 14322 Mock Ave. PIlofte VA 2-". without a doubt, many of our lovely feathered friends Meeting. assisting. * 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chees Club, Game Competi. "Potter" the preud papa is LI LLI ES 10 day senic. • Custom I have been killed by the DDT which has been poured tion. pleased as punch with his new REUPHOlSTERING & IES11II on by the ton. • 8:00 p.m. Refresher Bridge Course, #6, Mrs. Carrie offspring. Bloo'ming in _ free Pick VI) a1ld deIitlery What a blessing it would be if the answer has been Kiley, Instructor. . Mrs. FarqUhar is planning to 'YOUR GARDEN _ select from hundreds 01 fill found, and the little parasitic insects could carry on the Wednesday, July 19 sell the puppies to anyone who fabrics I can give them a good home. I THIS SUMMER • custom made slip COllen ,., figbt and preserve the many thousands of beautiful trees '" 9:00 a.m. *10:30 a.m. Art Camp No. II, Mrs. Mar. Congratulations "Allie" and .' Amazing Si~e end (01015 • guaranteed .ternl$ ~ not yet stricken. We assume, of course, that the tests tin Burke, Instructor. "Potter" from the NEWS staff! ~ FIrE ESnMATES _ VA 2.fil1 carried on to date nave also produced proof that the *10:00 a.m. Ballet Summer School, #4, Mary Ellen in Bud end Bloom C Cooper, Instructor. fer instant effect OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENC£ wasps being so welcomed to our land, have clearly de- Ot H B t ( 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Cribbage Group, Game and C1 Y as oa I_ $1.50 to $3.00 monstrated that their tastes run decisively to the Dutch Snack. bark beetles, and not to human beings. That would be • 6:30 a.m. Grosse Pointe Summer Musical Festival, Wells Availahle ; One or a Truck Load something else again. Buffet Suppe. on Lakeside Terrace and -- Anytime till Nov. Lawn (Crystal Ballroom in Case of Rain). The City of Grosse Pointe • * 7:30 a.m. Memorial Bridge Club, Bridge Sessions, Mrs. reports that there are a few" Phone 463-0164 or visit Andrew WalrQud, Director. boat wells available at the C • 8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Summer Music Festival, City's Neff Park Marina due FLOWERLA"" D letters to the Editor to cancellations and boats be. t I~ "Sonata Evening"-Fries Auditorium. ing s?ld. Pqwer boats up to 26 ~ GARDENS Dear Sir: chairman with Mayor Patterson Thursday, July 20 feet In length can be accom. C On behalf oftIle Grosse Pointe added much to our fine aUen. .. 9:00 a.m. and *10:30 a.m. Art Camp No. II, Mrs. Mar- modated. Interested reside~ts 43678 N GRATIOT Rose Society, I wish to extend anee and the public's apprecia. tin Burke, Instructor. should contact Park Supenn. ~ • our ~ppreciation for the excel. tion of our exhibit. tendent RObel.tKuhn or apply ~ MOUNT CLEMENS .",' , .lent publicity you gave our or- Please extend our thanks to * 2:00 p.m. Compositional & Landscape Painting, #7 at the City Offices. ~.. Prof. Emil Weddige, Instructor. , . ganization regarding "Grosse Miss Janet MuelI~r, who also , Pointe Rose Week" and our an. has been most helpf'll with our 7:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre, Rehearsal. '.' '. nual display of roses at Jacob- publicity. * 7:45 p.m. and *9:15 p.m. Karate Classes, #7, Mr. Sang son's, in "The Village," on June Sincerely Yours, Kyu Shim, Instructor. 16 IUId 17. I am sure the front Kenneth Cary 8:00 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc. page picture of our general Publicity Chairman 8:00 p.m. Summer Chorus, Rehearsal, Under the die I rection of Richard Johns. I Standard 8 m,l11, 8:30 p.m. Investors Round Table, I11eeting. I WATCH TheWm.R.lIamilfon cro. I '7015 SUMMER HOURS: Over a Century 01 Sen,ice I Kercheval 10 a.m. to 5 :30 p.m. I Reel and Can in the FUNERAL DIRECTORS 'J Daily I REPAIRING VilIcge I 200 or 400 ft. for all makes I S'7t'ing I GROSSE POINTE DETROIT • • • done on our premises A:'IDSUBURBS I with ultrasonic cleaning I WILLU:ll R. Ih:lllLTOX n DAVID M. H.-\MILTO:'l I OMEGA & TI5501 SUllllller CLARE:'iCE E. OrrER I 29~ Authorized Agency I clearance CHAPELS I Lim it 6 Per CutfOlll" DETROIT I J "'15111 BIR'MINCRU[ Coupon Void After U'7 Valente gewelers now on 3975 CASS A VENUE 820 EAST MAPLB I II Ill' TE 1.2712 MI4-6OOO UP !=ine Jewelers Since 1934 TO OFF NORTHWEST 16601 E. Warren at Kensington Rd. 500/0 18900 JAMES COUZENS • CLOTHINC • SHOES DI 1.1300 'PAuL-aAC TU 1-4800 Including our new "bigger boys" deporlment 345 Fisher Rd, Up to size 'W. Regular huskies and slims. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven Mrs. David W. Green L. G. Zimmerman Claims Bride Green-McCullough At a Saturday ceremony, July 8, in St. Mary's Church, Louis G. Zimmerman. son of Mr. and Rites Read Saturday ... Mrs. George Herbert Zimmer. man, of Kenwood road, and Ann Newlywed Mr. and Mrs. David W. Green Will Make Frances Modena, of Detroit, Their Home In California While He Pursues daughter of Mrs. Frank Joseph Modena, of Holyoke, Mass., and Graduate Studies At Berkeley ~r:d~ate Mr. Modena, were mar. Exchanging marriage vows Saturday aCternoon in A wedding breakfast at the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, were Sally McCullough, Detroit Athletic Club was held daug~ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. McCullough, of for the bridal party and im. Washmgton road, and David William Green, son of Mr. mediate family following the and Mrs. }.'. Harger Green, of Plymouth, Mich. 10 o'clock ceremony. An eve- The Reverend Richard~ WOMEN'S ning reception was held at the Mitchell presided at the 2 junior bridesmaids. She also Country Club of Detroit. o'clock ceremony. carried pink sweetheart roses The bride, given in marriage . The bride's floor length Em. and baby's breath. by her cousin, Stephen Arnold, ~Ire gown was fl!-Shionedof silk Randall Minnich, of Lansing, of Pittsburgh, w 0 rea seed lined peau de sOle. A headpiece served as b l! S t mar._ Ushers pear! embroidered floor length of peau de soie petals and were John Lawrence, of Battle Short and to sheath featuring a Chapel train. o:an~e ~loss0'!ls secured her Creek, .lohn Sealy, and Peter From Another Pointe Her elbow length veil was held silk IllUSion veil. Vogel, the bride's n e p hew. the Pointe by a spray of orange blossoms, Her f1~wers were roses and Steven Griffith, of Dewey; nt., of View and she carried a bouquet of steph~notIs. another of the bride's nephews, small sweetheart roses. Maid of honor Brenda Shear, was ring bearer ior the double Recent visitors at "Bellevue," Honor attendant Katherine of New York City, and l'rides. ring ceremony. By Pepper Whitelaw the Paget, Bermuda, home of ~ms. WENDELL ANDER. Hamelehle wore a floor length maid J u d y Green, the bride. For her daughter's wedding w. deep aqua gown and matching groom's sister, wore floor length and the reception following at SON, of Lewiston road, were Dior bow with a short veil. She Empire govlllS icy aqua and the McCullough home, Mrs. DR. and MRS. JOHN B. HART. in !IrS Ronald V. Juchau was accompanying her carried a cascade bouquet of carried bouquets C'f pink roses McCullough selected a pink silk ZELL, of Ridge road, and 0ilJr. olive Eastop, back to Huntington, England, 11m. white and blue miniature car. with baby's breath and ivy. dress. The bridegroom's mother. ~~. the British Consul in Detroit, entertained MRS. HARRY B. HOWENSTEIN, nations. Junior bridesmaids Kathryn Mrs. Green, chose a blue silk of Lake Shore road and HENRY from Plymouth, England, who were Mr. Zimmerman asked Wi!. &nd Christine Vogel, of Atlanta, linen dress accented with lace. esls F. RUST, of East Jefferson ave- ~htPlymouth, Mich., celebrate their centeno nue. liam Coyle to serve as best Ga., the bride's nieces, were in Both mothers wore white Pha. !bey were the Lord Mayor of Plymouth, England, .. ... * man. Ushers were Daniel Bur. long pink and white frocks and lanophantis orchid corsages. Frank Chapman, his town clerk, Lloyd Jones, nett, Thomas Tracy, Daniel carried pink sweethea;t roses A.t~er a wedding trip in the TERRY W. ALLEN, of Ridge. Photo by Norman H. Hammerl Hitchens, the bridgroom's broth. and baby's breath. West, the new Mr. and Mrs. Pattinson and Ronald King, leader of Harold mont road, has been named to SALLY McCULLOUGH, daughter of the Robert er.in.law, and Stephen Landau. Flower girl Kathryn McCul. Green will make- their home in 'tion Also attending the party were Matthew the Dean's List for academic ex. F. McCulloughs, of Washington road, and Mr. Green, For her daughter's wedding, lough, another of the bride's Berkeley, Calif., w her e Mr. n mayor of Grosse Pointe Park, John Wheel. cellence during the s p r i n g SO? of Mr. and ~rs. F .. Harger Green, of Plymouth, Mrs. Modena selected a forest nieces, wore a short dress iden. Green is completing work on his IajorofWindsor,Ontario, and Jamiel Jabra, mayor quarter at Grand Valley State MICh., spoke theIr weddmg VOWS Saturday in Grosse green lace dress with a green tically fashioned to those of the doctorate in physical chemistry. Mich, College, Allendale, Mich. Allen Pointe Memorial Church. feathered hat. The bridegroom's ------. ------achieved a 3.67 (out of a pos. mot her, Mrs. Zimmerman, lege's capital gifts campaign. Wayne State UniversIty from * * sible 4.00) record during that * PAM and PAUL BOESEN, chose a beige lace dress with a.. ... July 10 through August 18 are quarter. JR., visited the SENIOR BOE. hat of veiling and irridescent RICHARD E. THOMA, 22, son JAMES N. SPILOS, /)f McKin. 'r.At Dye '" '" .. SENS, of Hawthorne road, over Betrothed brown ribbon bows. Both of the ot. MR. and MRS. RICHARD J. ley avenue, and DWIGHT T. MR. and MRS. THOIlIAS E . the Fourth of July holiday mothers wore orchid corsages. THOMA, of McKinley avenue, HENDRICKS, of Meadow lane. ." will honor the Detroit Yacht Club and Com- CREED (Anne Vanderzee) of weekend. The young couple Following an extended wed. was commissioned an Army Supported by the NDEA Act . IuWl James with a Fiesta Mexicano Party Colonial road, announce' the were graduated from the Uni. ding trip in the Caribbean the second lieutenant after grad. of 1958 Title XI IS amended 15117 o'clock. birth of a daughter, SARAH newlyweds will make their uating from the Infantry Offi- the Institute is W:der the direc: PALMS, June 27. versity of Michigan last Decem. illSl1 Jorge Aquilar has .arranged to have. two ber. Paul has received his Mas. home in Detroit. \ cer Candidate S c h 0 01, Ft. tion of DR. THEODORE B. lordancing • • • entertamers flown here dIrect '" '" '" ters degree in Business Admin. Among out of town guests Benning, Ga., June 30. FLEMING JR. of Anita ave- , J!Jk9 ••. a delicious native dinner, favors and MARCIA MACDONALD, a istration and presently is asso- were tbe bride's aunt, Mrs. Lt. Thoma entered the Army nue, associate professor of poll. . "Is and gardenias for the ladies. graduate of Grosse Pointe Uni. ciated with an accounting firm Jacob H. Arnold, of Hyannis, in August 1966 and was last tic~l s~ience at Wayne State versity School. received her in Chicago; he and his wife the Stephen J. Arnold family stationed at Ft. Dix, N.J. He is UmversIty. Aqullar will present Commodore James Bachelor of Fine Arts degree currently reside in Rolling of Pittsburg, two of the bride'~ a 1962 g r a d u ate of Grosse ...... • l1mO Hat and Mrs. James with a Robozo Shawl from Rhode Island School of De. Meadows, Ill. sAilsbters,Mrs. JOhdnJ. Loftus, of Pointe High School. A member MRS. R. E. McMILLEN, of 'p, sign last montb. Marcia also * ... '" uquerque, an lIIr. and Mrs. of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra- Moross road, has just returned attended Wheaton College, Nor. Enjoying Fort Lauderdale's Andrew G. Bato. of Greenwich, ternity, the lieutenant received from a trip to HonoluIu where ;., festivilieswill begin with tequila cocktails ton, Mass. Her mother, MRS. 90 degree weather on their reo Conn., and several of the bride's his B.A. degree in 1966 at West. she visited her son W/0 JOHN lIIhenlicI'rlexican buffet. There will be Mari- WILBUR HADLEY MACK, and cent trip tClthe Gold Coast were aunts and uncles: Mrs. James ern Michigan University in C. McMILLEN, on his Rest and 'IIIlMarimba music for dancing and Mexican folk. MR. MACK, of Country Club PAT RENAUD and LINDA A. Hanley, of Scottsdale, Mr. Kalamazoo. Rehabilita~on Leave. She was rs and singers drive, and her sisters, HADLEY and Mrs. Frank Diederich, of ...... • accompanied by JOANNE WEIR, of Maryland avenue. fiesta. will be held in Dye's outdoor dance and MEREDITH MACK, travel: Evanston, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel JOHN W EL ER 1 KIRCHNER, of Severn road ed to Providence for the com. * * '* Campion, of Skokie, George '. D, 906 John's fiance ' (Continued on Page 15) mencement ceremonies. THOMAS G. ESTES, former Campion, of Chicago, and Mr. Fleetwood drl\:e, has been reo • • • teacher at. Pierce Junior High, and Mrs. Daniel Jordan, of elected. recording secre?ry of has been named Director of Sycamore. Also present wa:.; the Michigan AssocIation. of Among those admitted to the Pupil Personnel Services for lIIr. Zimmerman's roommate ~chool Employes, an organLZa- University of MieJUgan's 1967 the Royal Oak School System. at Portsmouth Priory, Doran hon. of more than 1,5l!O plant fall School of Dentistry class He resides in Ridgemont road Donovan of Boston. servIce and transportation pea. are GEORGE C H R 1 S T I A N with his wife, JEAN, who At a recent family dinner at , pIe from schools across the FREDERICKSON, JR., son of state. DR. and MRS. GEORGE C. teaches first grade at Defer their Westchester road home LLOYD A. SEMPLE, of Ford • • • FREDERICKSON, of Roslyn , School and three daughters. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Parker court and MRS. DONALD E. Among 27 teachers from t!)ad, -and .WILLIAM GEORGE rOBE-WIDE JILL, CINDY and JAN. His announced the engagement of M c K N I G H T, of Washington eight lIchool districts in the De- JENNINGS, .son ~ MR., md duties will begin July 24. their daughter, 1I'IELODYANN, road. The committee is one of troit metropolitan area cbll6en .MRS.' GEORGE L. JENNINGS, * * * to Dennis Michael Lynch. 84 which have been organized to participate in an NDEA In. of East Emory court. DAVID AJAX SHERWOOD, Miss Pa~ker is. a graduate of across the country for the Co}- stitute in Civics being held at (COIItlnued on P!ge 11) son of ?oms. J. PHILIP SHER. Grosse Pomte HIgh. S~hool an~ WOOD, of Elford street, will att(.~ded Central 1I11chlganUrn. enter the eighth grade at Castle verslty. , Heights lItilitary A cad e,m y, Her fiance, the son of Mr ..and Lebanon, Tenn., in the fall. A Mrs. Frank Ly~ch, of ~etrOlt, ;s Cpl. in the cadet corps Cadet presently stationed m South 'Sherwood has complet~d one Car~lina with the United States W"ttoa..J'itru year at Castle Heights. Manne Corps. I .t: lie * Final Fabulous Bedoetions I MR. AND MRS. JEROME C. where she was a member of VAVEREK, of Fairholme road, Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. announce the birth of their ...... sixth child, COLLEEN THE. Eight.year.old CHRIS VAN 7 shopping days left RES!::', on July 3. Mrs. Vaverek ASSCHE, of South Duval road, is the fanner LOREi'lE ROSS. tells us that her fat her, l\1AN, daughter of the LEWIE CHARLES VAN ASSCHE, scor. ; ROSSIUANS, of Lake Orion. ed a hole.in-one at Hillcrest Now! Paternal grandparents are the Country Club, on Monday, July V I N C E N T VAVEREKS, of 10, while attending the Nation. IPontiac. al Tool and Die Association ...... * Golf Outing. He. used an eight. Many Summer SUSAN HYKES, daughter of iron to shoot the 141 yard. bole. MR. AND :MRS. PAUL G. Mr. Van A6sche wilL~celve a ALL HYKES, of Rivard boulevard, gold plaque from TIt.elSt, wh.:) Cottons and Silk Prints has returned from Gennany m~nuIacture the ball he was where she has been teaching usmg. in an American high school at...... Spring IIni Summer tached to the Ramstein Air Two Pointe worn en were SALE PRICED! Force Base near Frankfurt. named to the committee for During school vacation periods The Wheaton College Program A Special Group of Susan traveled in England, Den. i in the Detroit area by presi. mark, Switzerland, Greece and I dent, WILLIAM C. H. PREN. Including Daytime, SI ~ .a." .. Cocktail, Evening .... .p Jugoslavia. Susan is a graduate I TICE of Wheaton College, Ne.r- DRESSES MERCHANDISE of the University of 1IIichigan' ton, Mass. The y are ~ms. UP TO SUITS and COATS S45 au I' MADE-TO-ORDER MODELS _. • .. .. '95 au I' WEDDING GOWNS s45 alII I' sale! MILLINERY CL.EARANCE 35 an I' FINE JEWELRY lit t. '/3 OFF U at 2 OFF Blnthony's STARTLING REDUCTIONS• IN Sportswear Beautiful Shifts. • Dresses, Sportswear ODD PIECESOF LINGERIE, CORSETRY -SPRING SILKS • SUMMER COTTONS prices slashed! MATERNITY• FASHIONS • RAIN OR SHINE COATS greatly reduced! A LIMITED SELECTION OF ROBES AND SWIMWEAR • STRAW BAGS reduced for quick clearance HANDBAGS AND COSTUME JEWELRY greatly reduced Summer Hours: No Returns - No Alterations - No C.O.D.'s Open Daily Till S p.m.-Closed Saturdays .. ~ ~~:;;;~~::_~~~ """""'=:J CLOSING JULY 21st FOR A THREE WEEKS VACATION ~...-..~ CLOSED SATURDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST jbesbops of W4ttOJt.J'i~""t Kercheval at St. Clair Grosse Pointe 115 Kercheval-on the Hill 550 H. Woodword 8irmingham s G R 0 SSE POI N TEN EW S Thursday Jul Page Twelve • I Y 13.1~ Society News Gathered from All of the Point Miss Cox Married Mrs. Patrick H. Blohm Mrs. Dale L. Novak Grace Marilyn Ry Marries Dale Nova . 1 To Patrick Blohm Friday Evening Rites Are Follow~ B R Mother's Outfit And Bride's Traveling Costume Fash. Lochmoor Club; Newlyweds~m~ ioned Of Material From Hong Kong. Gift Of In Clinton Township • Bride' Brother While On Leave There Setting for the Friday evenin- . t. Planning to make their home in Warren, Mich., Marilyn Ryan, daughter of Mr. a~dW~ding ti ~: are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Henry Blohm, who were mar. Ryan, of Webber place. and Dale LN' ~ ried Saturday morning, in 8t. Paul's on the Lakeshore. Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church' ovak, ia!~ The Rt. Rev. Frank J.' A reception at The Loch.' • McPhillips officiated at the the reception following at The moor Club followed the 7 roses aDd Ele 11 o'clock double ring Whittier Hotel. o'clock rites, at which Dr. Mr N .!aIllt ceremony. The bridegroom's mot her John Olert presided. Mrs. ieo~~akNSCllil 'l1le bride, the former Dolores wore a lime green linen coat Catherille Cox, daughter of Mr. and print chiffon shift. Both The bride's sheath gown was ton road ~k:~! ~. and Mrs. Joseph C. Cox, of ~o!hers chose corsage of cym. fashioned of peau de sole and to act as' best ~ McKinley avenue, wore a white bldlUm orchids. featured a detachable chapel guests Wer' ~ ~ si1k-organza Empire gown de. For traveling to St. Thomas train accented with Venice lace John Kerzulus !! ~ signed with re-embroidered in the Virgin Islands, the new and pearls. Th' ~encon lace and seed pearl ap. Mr~. Blohm chos~ a ~old sh.Ut Her elbow length silk illusion sel~~~ In °t!bet Iiill pliques on the bodice and front of Bangkok raw sl1k WIth whIte veil was secured by a pearled wed-' ' or her panel of the A-line skirt. accessories. The material for floral headpiece and h~r flowers rose~Jt~~d!he . Her full Watleau tram was her traveling costume and her were Elegance carnatIons, Jack lIcceoSSQ' eath 1l also trimmed with lace appli. mother's outfit was sent from Frost roses and stephanotis. chid w fles.. A II'Iliil ques. An Alencon lace petal Hong Kong as a gift of the Sally Ryan was he. sister's The br~ PlllIled ~!l! cluster trimmed with seed bride's brother, Ensign Thomas maid of honor and bridesmaids an aqua eroom'ltJ6It pearls secured her bouffant COlC, USN, while he was on Pnoto bY Paul Gaob wer~ M~rtha Horsch and Sharon sage of w~~ dtes.1II1 silk illusion veil and she ear- leave there from duty off the GRACE MARILYN RYAN, daughter of Mr. and Kaslnski. lJolIn. ried a cascade ~f small white coast of Vietnam. Mrs. Kenneth C. Ryan, of Webber place, and Mr. They wore light pink frocks The newlylfed!WI Elegance carnations with an ------Novak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon L. Novak, of Hunt. with linen bodices and cage from a vacatiooill ucent of ~tellhanou., and ivy, ington road, were married Friday, in Grosse Pointe skirts of floating chiffon, and make their home. CZ:burn Con'l1'ert carried bouquets of pink garnet Township. centered WIth a removable cor- I- "V Woods Presbyterian Church. sage of phalaenopsis orchids. Tours Planned Maid. of honor Eva Fuger, and bridesmaids Mrs. Leo steinl, Mrs. Lawrence Smith, A fleet. of charter buses will Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. of Oak FOrest, m., and Judy leave Grosse Pointe War Mem- Speaking their wedding vows in St. Paul's on the August Bride Stoecker, the bride's cousin, orial, 32 Lake Shore road, at Lakeshore Saturday morning were DOLORES CATH- chose .pink Saki Empire gownS 4:30 p.m. Sunday, July 23, for ERINE COX, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. accented with white Venice the Rocheste~ campus. of Oak- Cox of McKinley avenue and Mr. Blohm son of the lace. land UniversIty , , , Theywore pink Saki bows in All are invit~d to bring reo Norman W. Blohms, of Lancaster road. Patrick of Brusseh their hair. with matching veils, freshments to enjoy on the bus and . carried cascades of Ele- and a picnic basket to share Parties Honor Linda Crockau gaDt'e eamations with accents on the shady hillside of Meadow of pink garnet roses and ivy. Brook. (Those who prefer may . i . BELGIUM'S LEADING HAIR STYLIST Flower girl Julie Blohm. a purchase supper at Trumbull .Pre.nuptial par t e s feting ning dessert party .on Wednes. Deice of the bridegroom, wore Terrace.) Linda Sue Crockatt, daughter of day, June 7. Co-hostess was a 'piDk. Saki A-line dress 8lld The attraction, of course, is Mr. and. Mrs. George Crocka~t Mr~. J. Stuart John60n, of De. carried a basket of EleglUlee the appearance of the famous Jr.! of FISher road, ~gan April trOlt, • is at the camatioil!, pink garnet roses pianist, Van Cliburn, with the 9.. In Ann ~bor. ?l!81dof honor On Tuesday, June 27, a Dned and ivy Detroit Symphony Orchestra Linda LeWIS, of PIttsburg, Pa., Foods Shower was given by 'nJe bridegroom asked his Concert time is 6:30 p.m. ('Ih~ ~ostesse.d a Sund~r aftef!1oon bridesmaid Joan Gray and her brother NormllD Blohm Jr. buses will debark patrons right hRepulsi!e S~ower for. LJ?da, mother, Mrs. Lewis Gray, of ' L_-" Th ' '. ~ . er UmverSlty of MichIgan Hawthome road. to ee~ as ....". man. ey are In the enclosure and ,ollowmg friends and dormito house- tile lIOns of Mr..8lld Mrs. Nor. the concert, leave ahead of the motherS ry Dr. and Mrs. Robert :Brant. A~ man W. 'BI~hm1 of Laneaster .parking lot tr.aiiic. ~. section . _ . mer, of Devonshire road. the road. . in the Baldwm Pavilion has Back home Ul Grosse Pomte bridegroom's parents wlJl host ,Ii. Salon seatitit flle pesta were been reserved for the group. after th~ school term was com. a rehearsal dinner for the wed. Thoma. eoz. the bride's The package cost is $5.50 in. pleted. Linda was honored by ding party Thursday evening, brother, lIart Blohm, another eluding $3.50 for pavilion seat a kitchen shower May 24, co- August 3 at The Whittier of the brldeeroom's brothers, and $1 each way for charter hosteSlSed by Mrs. Robert May- Hotel. ' aDd . JticJJJ;e1 . Gottsc:halk, the transportation. . nard, of Bedford road, and Mrs. Linda will speak her mar. Photo by H. A. Powell Studios He is available for consultation on hair fashions, wi~s ~ I cousin. Tickets are getting very L~wren~e Kennedy. of Thr~ riage vows to Robert F. Bram. Mrs. Henry Germain, of Neff .~ Cox chose an eDSemhle scar~e, so aU interested in a~. Mile drive, at Mrs .. Maynard s mer Saturday, August 5, in road, has announced the engage. and hairpieces by appointment. of pjDt aDd gra~ Bangkok 1:!-w te~g are u~ed t? get theIr home. Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. ment of her granddaughter, &lIt aDd matehmg acocessones paid rese...-vations 111 to ~e In the Renaud road home of A reception at the Loehmoor YVONNE, to Lawrence fIstr her daqhter'a ,,'eddiDg.8Dd center at once. Mrs. Frank Raphael. Linda was Club will follow the 8 o'clock Schwartz, son of :Mrs. Nathan showered with linens at an eve- rites. Schwartz. of New York City. . and the late Mr. Schwartz. 17888 ~ack ~yenue Miss Germain, a 1963 gradu- ate of Dominican HIgh 8ehool, TIFFANY STERLING is the daughter of Maurice Ger. !Daln, of Miami, Fla., and Mrs, Catherine Germain, of Detroit, and the granddaughter of the late Henry Germain, pioneer of .the Grosse Pointe Village. Mr. Schwartz attended the City College of New York. • The c l) U pie plans a late August wedding in Forest Hills, Outfitters to Ladies of 'l'raditionoJ TaBu. N.Y., where they will make their home. IN HAIR STYLING One Eyed Jacks At 'Other Side' Grosse Pointe War Memo- rial's Youth Council will hold the final "Other Side" of the Pre-Season season in the Center's Crystal Ballroom Saturday night, July 22, from 8:30 to 11:30 o'clock. The featured band will be the SPECIAL very popular "One Eyed Jacks." As usual th~ dance will be strictly informal; bermudas are suggested. Dates aren't neces- sary. All senior high students in $33 Grosse Pilinte, wbether public, private or parochial, arp. invito ed, 36 well as graduating sen- BRAND NEW iors and college students. I.D. wiII be necessary for admission, LUXURIOUS SUEDE , (either student cards, library cards or driver's license.) JACKETS, WITH The dance will be chaperoned and protected by the Grosse REMOVABLE L1N1NG Pointe Farms Police. A refre/ih. ment bar will serve soft drinks . .. ANTELOPE throughout the evening. OR DARK BROWN. FL'LL CONTROL A woman's head on a man's shoulder often accomplishes IN SIZES6 TO 16. Imuch more than his does. II OUR LOW BUSHY Your hair is an important part , PETUNIAS , ". HAMPTON of your total fashion look! IN POT BANDS "Hampton," with its architectural simplicity, is a Don't neglect it. Come in and favorite of many brides. Let us list it for Y"U In our get set for summer with a new PLANTED NOW Bride's register. Your friends and family can then help you complete your serVice. hairdo! Will Be 20" Mounds In Full Bloom S.Pc. Place Setting $49.50 Within 4 Weeks EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY COST NO MORF. "We CurL Up and Dye for You" THAN COMMON PLANTS MAKE AN APPOINTMENT AT On~ or a Truck Load Anytime tin Sept. Phone 463-0164 or Visft 76 Kerchevalon the Hill Ann Arbor Birming~am . Robelle~s FLOWERLAND Hair Styles GARDENS Sign of the Mermaid, Inc. Telephone 75 Kercheval, on the Hill 19027 MACK at 43678 N. GRATIOT TU 2.1610 7 Mile Road TUxedo 4-1130 MOUNT CLEMENS .. ~,u JulyI3,19b7______GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thi!'teen ~ ------ Woman'sPageI •.. by, of and for Pointe Women' Mrs. Philip L. Williams pale :v:eUow chiffo~ dress with! -.,hores Garden ~en M. Bolden matchmg acc('ssorles. Both the I.... Miss Homfeld Wed mothers wore orchid corsages. Club to ~1eel The b r i If e 's grandmother ;Saturday Bride chose a navy blue dress with white accessories and wore a The first 1967.68 board meet. At June 24 Service ing of the Grosse Pointe Shores white carnation corsage, while T Philipleslie Williams: Newlyweds To Bride's Gown Trimmed With Lace From Great.Grand. the bride's youngest sister was Garden Club will be held 1Ion. dressed in white embroidered day, July 17, at 10:30 a.m., at tlb Vows, 0 Falls S. 0" While He Studies At mother's Wedding Dress; Newlyweds Will pique and wore a small daisy the Lakeshorp. road home of liv' In SlhouAxmeri~anTheological Seminary Live In Cheyenne, Wyo. corsage. Nor! :\Irs. Clifford Loranger, prl"li. Christ Church was the setting for the June 24 wed. A second reception was held dent of the club. ding of Margery Kathleen Homfeld, daughter of Mr. June 28 at the Kansas City tha Bolden daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Club in Kansas City. Mo" after and Mrs. Max F. Homfeld, of McKinley avenue, and Lt. (alhleen Mar south Edgewood drive, was married which the couple left for Chey- is stationed with the U.S. Air Philip Alien Metzger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Metz. enne, Wyo., where Lt. Metzger Force. I.'ll Bolden, 0 n to Philip Leslie Williams, son of gel', of Prairie Village, Kans. IldaYafle~~~nWilliams, of Hawthorne road. ,lftdMrs.'k@------Mr. Richard Knight of-~ iIilwIDg the 4:30 0pc~o~ After a wedding trip to The ficiated at the 3 O'clOCk, They were dressed alike in Saturday afternoon cere. floor length emp~re pow~er . ill Grosse OI~ e Bahamas, the new Mr. and Cburch, a receph.on IIIrs. Williams will make their mony, which was followed' blu~ crepe g.owns tr~mmed wlt.h creative = by a reception at the Grosse whIte embrOIdered rlbb~n. TheIr 'd at The WhIttIer home in' Sioux Falls, S.D., . . I headdresses were fashioned of I ~ where AIr. Williams is a stu- Pomte War Memona . white embroidered ribbon and child ~ Empire dent at .North A~erican Baptist The bride wore a gown of they carried white mums and .. Jrideworean cented TheologIcal Semmary. • !iIk organzaac. linen.weavi! silk trimmed with daisies, accented with blue and '«. lace apphques. ------lace' from her great-grand. yellow and white and yellow photography mother's wedding dress. T.he ribbon. I V~tirt ~nddetachable A ltxiliarv Plans gown featured a chapel tram. . . ~ ~ ~Iso featured .J Her illusion veil fell from a Mark K. Glidden, of BataVIa, ~I# appliques. 'P;nk Lll~ncheon' coronet worn by her mother Ill., acted as best man. Ed- jl '11' e- by koUHant silk I u~1O n and her grandmother and she ward ~'. homfeld, brother of f L.'~by a headpiece A ' carried a b 0 u Ii u e t of roses, the bride, and. Joel Metzger, fIl Jl MEL TOZER announces the "NEW: LOOK" at MAGIC TOUCH Featuring ••• • New and even beHer salon ~ervices for y\)ur comfort • • Two new stylists ••• Miss Karen and Miss Janette. • E-Z Beauty Treatment for hair removal. • New coler machines for tinting and bleaching. • large selection of Faiis, Wigs and Wiglets. • Coming Soon ••• A Fashion Boutique! • Permanent waving. • Open Mon" Thurs., and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 to serve you. • Open six days a week Monday.Saturday. rrlmjiL ]IJ.uOt. BEAUTY SALON ONE: 884.()661 ------20962 MACK AVE. -... s Thursday, July 13 Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS .~ Society News Gathered from All of the POlnte~ :IG..lV'tng Lessons Oberlin AlUlnni Mrs. Charles P. Weiss To Career Girls Weiss-Mahan Rit; Susan L. McCleary Plan Reception Career girls are always on The Oberlin Alumni Ciub of tnl' run. One of the secrets of Celebrated onJuly1 Wed In Ann Arbor Detroit will give a reception their success is knowledge of honoring a celebrated alumna the skills necessary to prepare wholesome, tasty, eye.appealing st. C~are de ~ontefalco Church \ Newlywed Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Heath Will Make of Oberlin, soprano Jane Marsh, foods in a hurry. for the Friday evenmg wedding of Patri~'asJthe~ Their Home In Madison While He Attends Law from 9:30 o'clock to 11:30 Mrs. Betty Newman, Michi. daughter of Mrs. Sylvester A. Mahan ~:an ~ Univers'lty Wisconsin o'clock, Sunday, July 16, at road, and the late Mr. Mahan, and Ch~les~~ School At The of Plum Hollow Golf Club, Lahser gan Consolidated Gas Compa~y home economist, a career gIrl son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Weiss, of ShelboP. ~~ At a noon cerem-o-n-y-Sa-t-u-r-da-y-inSt. Mary's Student road at Nine Mile, in South. herself, will demonstrate tim~ Father Albert Hillebrand~ Chapel, Ann Arbor, Susan Lane McCleary, daughter of field. saving cooking cues at HospI' officiated at the 6 o'clock Mrs. Elizabeth H Miss Marsh won the famed tality Center, 16906 Kercheval, I Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. McCleary, of Lincoln road, was rites, which were followed her sister's honorb married to Lawrence Rayrr.ond Heath. Tscbaikowsky Competition in in the Village on July 25 at 1:10 p.m.; July 26 at 12:10 p.m., and by a reception at The Whit- Sh.e Wore a floor ~~ The bride wore a floor~'>------~loscow in 1966. She will also tier c~lffon sheath gOIlD, ~ appear as a guest soloist with July 27 at 11:10 I' m. The dem- Hotel. length gown of silk organza and Boyd McCleary, the bride's the Detroit Symphony Orchestra . ., . With a floral d . '"qf onstrations are free. The bride, given In mamage Empire waist ijesilll ~ designed with lace appli. brother, seated the guests. at the Meadow Brook Music }.<'es. Career girls and busy home. by her brother, Syh ~st~r A: matched the ilora~~ ques at the waistline and Following the double ring tival, July 13.16. Mahan, III, chose a BIanchi she carried yell ceremony, at which The Rev. . makers are invited to call TU ~rl edges of the short sleeves . erend John F a use r, of st. . Mrs. G~ant C: Chave, of Blrm . 1.6906 to make reservations. Em pi r e gown fashioned of ' Oll'-.. ., English net over peau de soie, James R. Wdss •. Her maline veil fell from a Mary's Student Chapel, and Imgh.am, IS cha~rman of .the ~e. headpiece of small maline The Reverend Daniel Burke, of caption conumtu:e which m. and her Watteau train. was also bro t b er's best ma,t'4. bu5s, and she carried roses, the Canterbury Student Center, eludes Mrs. Leslie. Sanders of THE ROBERT QUARTERS, of net. Thomas Roehl ~ ~ stephanotis and ivy. Ann Arbor, officiated, Mr. aM Hollw.ood road,. president of the of Bedford road, attended an Her silk ilIu.sion vcil was ~~~~:~,th~he bride. ~ Serving as her honor attend. Mrs. McCleary entertained at OberlIn Alumni Club. Orange Blossom party span. held by a headplcce of Alencon guests. sored by the Gourmet Society ant was Mrs. John Rizos, of a reception at the Gr/)sse Pointe Among the hosts and hostess- lace acc"nted with pearls. She, Following a \\'Eddirll h;, , aboard the S. S. South America Champagne, 111. Eleanor Jean War Memorial. es art.lMr. and Mrs. Harry Barn. carried a bouque.t of sweetheart Florida, the newl~'. during a cruise to Expo '67 in Fisher, of lj:artford, Conn., was Mrs. McCleary wore a pale ard, of Merriweather road, Mrs. roses, stephanotis and lVY. make their homein rJ bridesmaid. yellow voile dress designed with Marcus Kalbfleisch, of Neff Montreal. They wore blue wen floor white embroidery and a pale road, Mr. and lIles. Frank Raph. leDg ..J brother was Dr. John Heath, of After a camping trip to San educational college in {:he world. .v' ,.~~i:,'~ Hlllsdale, Mich. They are the Francisco, tbe newlyweds will This year, Oberlin marks the ..:tlii sons of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond make their home in Madison centennial of its Conservatory Heath, of Flint. James Heath, where Mr. Heath will attend of Music and the semi-eenten. Photo by Beatlice Zwaan Studio another brother of the bride- Law SChOlllat the University of nial of its Allen MemorIal Art PATRICIA JOAN MAHAN and Mr. Weiss were groom, Craige Metcalf, of Flint, Wisconsin. Museum. married at a Friday ceremony in St. Clare de Monte- falco Church. She is the daughter of Mrs. Sylvester A. Mahan, of Buckingham road, and the late Mr. Mahan. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Weiss, of Shelbourne road. LUCI'S Mrso Lawrence R. Heath BOUTIQUE ae CLOSE.,:' COBB.LER our:.~ CASUALS ON • BROKEN SIZES. REPT1lES -S1385 ---ALL SALES FINAU There elre still some hot summer days ahead and Luci has the anawer for summer cnmiort and beauty with a short cropt coif. Sbe and her staff of stylists know what style best suits your individuality and are also prepared to serve and consult you on wiglets, falls, and wigs. They have 1J Photo by Sam Siurgis Kercheval at St. CIair. Grosse Pointe large seleetion of the finest human hair pieces ... They're SUSAN LANE McCLEARY spoke her wedding , just perfect for an elegant touch for summer fashion. All vows to Mr. Heath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond .; at Luci'l Boutique and salon. Heath, of Flint, Saturday, in 81. Mary's Student Chapel, Ann Arbor. The bride .is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. McCleary, of Lincoln road. ~I LUG! NIESPOLO'S ; Creazioni d 'Estetica 1929 VERN'ER TU 6-602.0 HAIL BRITANNIA from london by Jet CHARMING OLDER HOME IN EXCELLENT LOCATION JAEGER Situated near the high school, village park, several churches, shops and bus, it offers many advantagE:S not available to all areas . COUNTRY SPORTSWEAR It is a liveable home-one that can be readily up-dated to meet the requirements of modern living-or left as it is, with the' charm of yester- only at years retained. There are a master suit~ (bedroom, sitting room with fireplace and THE VILLAGE STORE bath); 4 additional bedrooms and 3 baths, 4 maids rooms and 2 baths, games room, screened porch and a 3 car garage. Britain's most prestigious sportswear makers have T~e site is 200 x 152' in size. sencus an elegant collection of tweed skim, lambs. MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? 'Wool and shetland sweaters, camel's hair skirts and sweaters. The collection in the rich tones of the IF YOUR HOME IS FOR SALE Announcing lush English countryside such as raspberty, mul .. A,Ic fm- our mailing "'0 ReMon' Willi You SIlou14 Usl WUh Johnslone &. Johnstone" berry, hyacinth blue, and em~rald. We have fO experienced, full time salespeople operating in our 3 Grosse Pointe offices. We advertise extensively. finance, have a trade.in plan. VITO PACE insurance department, and belong to a 240 member National Referral HURRY,HURRY Organization which gives us arlvance .>lformation on people being trans. ONLY ONE SHIP,MENT THIS FALL A Mastel' in hair cllttinn ami sl'llinn ••• truly rz proJes~ ferred to this area. 90% of our listings are sold within 90 days. l' .:1 ~'"" ~e Iwirdresscr ••• Ilis artistry is applauded by all whO klIOlD I GROSSE pOINTE 3 omcES '" ..,s:'. vv711al!e I,y.\~ A"-t-, "',r)-4&--jj-tll.lI-_-"',-i-'-"'t-l::c:x:~ ~tore IIRMrNGHUI CROlSt POINTE UCINlW ANN "'OW TU ;.9955 It! '"mII II Xu,l.,,' I" S.1rf!Ir1ll Ill!S.U""n~' REALTORS MI'.nt4-1!1I To,," 4'1111 t1'lIUlN1I1 H.... 'f $.1112 Bnthony's TU 1.6300 MEnDS OJ' TRE DETROIT AND GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE: BOARDS ------g,g'~}l:~~.~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS ..J~y July 13, 1961 Page Fift..... ;l!\ :i1'.; ~ "i:S : ~.I. .. J~l .} -.; , I"' Voman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women . .. ." :". John H. Kerns School of Music Student Or- Mrs. James R. Ketzler Meadow Brook Has Big Week chestra will play Haydn's Sym. Ii;$kinner Says Wed 50 Years phony No. 92 under Robert Five events of major interest Berlin Philharmonic aiter reign. Shaw's direction, Cleveland Or. are scheduled in the week ing. as director of the NHK c h est r a assistant conductor Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kerns, ahead by Oakland University's Symphony of his country. Dur. James Levine will conduct Ros- ray of Moran road, celebrated their Meadow Brook Festival in tbe 5atU d golden wed din g anniversary Baldwin Memorial Pavilion. ing his stay at Meadow Brook, sini's Overture to "The Barber An of Seville," DebussY's "La ~ler," lI~onday, July 10. at a family OWS This Thursday, Friday and Ehrling will oe guest conduct. ------b K I dm~er honoring them given by ing three concerts (July to-U. and Berg's Concerto for Violin M and Mrs. James Ro ert etz er Are theIr son and daughter.in.law Saturday, July 13.14.15, at 8:30 and Orchestra featuring Jerome p.m., and next Sunday, July 16, 13) with the Philadelphia Or. eel 1I1r.and Mrs Jack Allan Kerns' chestra with solosits Gary Graff- Rosen as soloist. ~ . ~. On Cape Cod, Will Return To at 7:30, guest conductor Hiro. Yecahonlng I St CI • Sh in their University place home: man, pianist, and Ingrid Bjoner, T"ne concert 15free to Meadow Make Their n • aIr ores Among the guests were Mrs yuki Iwaki will guest conduct soprano. Home the Festivals regula r Detroit Brook season subscribers. The 1.n Skm'-ner spoke her ,wedding vows to Kerns' nephew, Mr. and Mrs: Symphony concerts with Tchai- Next Wednesday, July 19, at general public will be charged JW" John Quimby, of New York kovsky Competition winning 8:30 p.m., the ~leadow Brook $1 for admission. ~. rt Ketzler Saturday. Tne ceremony was their grandson, Chris, and 1IIr: soprano Jane Marsh as solQist. S RO~ e of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and and Mrs. Henry J. Roesch, Sr. in ~d : MacFarlane~f Country Club drive. Granddaughter S usa n sur. :Miss Marsh will be heard in Turina's Song Cycle "Cantoee ~ rformed • prised them with a telephone were Sevilla" Thursday and Friday erites P; th im. honor. She wore a floor length ca!l from Camp Minne.Wonka, on a program which includes epresence 0 beTh gown of but t ere u p yellow WlS., where she is spending a Britten's Four Sea Interludes lie fanrilies YZ e polished cotton with an over. month. lftld Allan A. aun, lay of wbite cotton lace, and _ from "Peter Grimes" and the Sibelius Symphony NO.2. oftheJefferson Ave- carried an old-fashioned bOll- Attending t' t t' ~,~.,ferian Church. quet of yellow daisies, bachelor sessions at ~~cetn orMle.nh~Ion Saturday and Sunday she will i rl"') , • • b tt d b b 'b tb "es ern IC Igan bridewas given muons an a y s- rea. University in Kalamazoo were sing arias from Refice's "Ce. . by her great. The bridegroom was attended PAULA K. BLOSSER, of Bal. cilia" and Verdi's "oteno" on ~FrederickStephen by his brother, Thomas David tree court, EDWARD FRANCIS a prgoram which includes Mayu- , Ketzler. HAL PIN, of Grosse Pointe zumi's "Bugaku" Suite and 1'/, a gown of cameo Following the ceremony. the ~;~C::'S T EV E N G. FOR- Tcbaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 : de soie app~qued ne.w Mr.• a~d .M:~s. Ket~er re- JOHN ~.JJI:~ta:ufJ~,no{~~~: in F minor. _0 lace, fashIOned celved thClr frl,ends In the nier road JAMES F QU S Iwaki, one of Japan's most ImcoJar train tha! fell garden surroundmg the pool RANO. of South Ox{~rd :'at distinguished conductors, has d1pleats ather waISt to of the MacFarlane borne. JAMES H. VANDENBERGHE' recenty accepted a post with the ~ ~lil. The former :Miss Skinner is of Aline drive, and PRISCILLA i/l!d reilofsilk illusion the daughter of Mrs. Helen WENZELL, of Grosse Pointe. tIIII tll open.crowned Arbury Skinner, of Ridgemont ------boOJIetof Alencon road, and Charles E. Skinner, ing costume was a Gino Charles : !lie curled a bouquet of White Plains, N.Y. Parents silk print dress with matching ~, yeUoWSweet- of the bridegroom are Mr. and emerald gr~en silk coat. The \111!1 tlld ivY. Mrs. Almaron H. Ketzler, of newlyweds are vacationing oil Married Saturday, at the Country Club drive ~e's cousin, Marilynn M,lDor avenue. , Cape Cod, and will make their home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Ild'arlalle, was maid of The new Mrs. Ketzler s travel- home in St. Clair Shores. I MacFarlane, were RUTH ANN SKINNER, daughter ., of Mrs. Helen Arbmy Skinner, of Ridgemont road, - '., and Charles E. Skinner, of White Plains, N. Y., and . Mr. Ketzler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Almaron H. Ketzler, i of Manor avenue. :". i" i'"" From Another Pointe of View umtner ,.' . (Continued from Page 11) floor, Starlite Cirele and Main Dining Room. Jim Alex. ander, entertainment ehairman expects over 1000 memo bers and guests. • • • A Midsummer Fling The pool at Lochmoor Club will be floating with water lilies "A La Monet" at the Annual Christ Child e Patio Party on Saturday, July 29. Mrs. Clayton Alandt ~,,, ..,,w is chairman of the .fun affair. Her co-chairman is Mrs. 525Pear Tree Lane, corner of Thorn Tree Thomas McGann. Torch lights will light up the cocktail area and a buffet supper will be served on the patio. Mrs. William H. Krieg, is in charge of decorations. Assisting her Choice location-Custom built by one of Grosse will be Mrs. Joseph Eichenlaub, Mrs. Robert Lewis and Poirlte's leading builders. This gracious center en- Mrs. Matthew Millenbach. Mrs. Richard T. Gallagher is taking reservations. Bright shifts and colorful cot. trance Colonial offers 4 twin size bedrooms, 2112 tons are the dress for the evening. baths, one adjacent to the master bedroom. Two Music' for dancing from 9 'til 1 will be furnished by "The Undanceables." Strolling musicians will high- naturalfire places, formal dining room, and paneled light the cocktail hour. family room (25x14L Well designed kitchen com- The refreshment comm~ttee headed by Mrs. Gilbert Pendelino includes Mrs. Bruce Bartsch, Mrs. Robert plete with built-ins, recreation room with bar, and de Claire, Mrs. William Dinan, Mrs. Donald Dossin, Mrs. lav. '--car attached garage, many added custom William Gigante, Mrs. Shad Kozlowski, Mrs. Thomas C. Mayer, Mrs. Thomas McCarthy and Mrs. Thomas O'Neil. features. In case of incleme!lt weather, the party will be held in the Clubhouse. * * * Yilt us 2~OOto 5 :30 P.M. this coming Sunday Think Pink The Grosse Pointe Hunt Club will be bedecked with pink topiary trees, and ferns will flank the en- trance, miniature topiary trees, garlands and candles & will decorate the tables. Pink flowers and greenery in "I-, CARTER CO. I pretty pink baskets will be artistically arranged around the room, at the Assistance League to Northeastern • Mack Ave. TU 44400 Wayne County Child Guidance Clinie's "Casino Royale," this year's Millionaire's Party scheduled for Saturday, ______- I July 22. This annual affair will feature cocldails, dinner, games and prizes including a money tree, a bottle of im. ported perfume and a decoupage tray and handbag. THIS EARLY AMERICAN INFORMALITY Co-chairmen of the event are Mrs. Allen Falcone and Mrs. Albert C. Deholt. Helping on the committee are l'Irs. Jean Austin, Mrs. Walter Mansfield, 1\1rs. C. D. Busby, ~Irs. Richard Beadle, Mrs. Robert Welch, I\lrs. James Lewis, IUrs. William Bowles, Mrs. George Casady and !\Irs. Roger Tuttle. James Bond has nothing on them! If it's from Wright Kay, It's Distjnctjv~ Dimensions believed r.rccuTate bul not guaranleed. IV7no Pm From storage to shutters, a Mutsc.hler Kitchen De- ~@IID[J\l ~uu@uu~1ID sign ~peciali~t is train~d to give you professional EXCELLENT SAVINGS IN help In planning your kitchen-new or remodeled. 2ND FLOOR ~~io) I1i\~M@ MO His skill and imagination will turn your own good OUR SILVER, GIFT AND This custom-built house, completed in Unl9.JUIJ UUW \:J IJ!j UU D D D ideas into the kitchen of your dreams! You'll 1964, is in immoculate condition. CHINA DEPARTMENTS choose from a gallery of five fashionable Mutschler Careful oftention tC' many detaile has created a home of unusual comfort and n ry styles in maple, plus one in walnut and practical convenience. Unusually large Ihe cou I a long line of convenient, adjustable closet space. The heat is Gas A.C. All Here's a wonderful opportunity to save on the fixtures are of top quality. Equipped treasured items you've wanted for your home -Ichen lOok 5torage feature.s designed to make WIth electric door openers. Complete your work easier. For more about sprin' ;t' J', GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen :{: '.~"< ',; "i',:, . :Iililll '.if lJ I2G-FARMS 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE I13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE I FOR SALE ,6-BEDROOM home with 40 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE acres beautiful land. Large barn, other buildings, grain lOCH MOOR BLVD. GROSSE PTE. SHORES ~IFIED elevator, tractor and all farm h .. eLliS AHOY, YACHTSMEN! Why .. machinery included. Ideal for TAPPAN Says BRICK CAPE COD. Imma~. 55 FONTANA LANE I horse or cow setup, or subdi • limit your life on the water ulate condition, central aU' U :~, vision. Just good country liv. to onl~' the summer months conditioning, 3 bedrooms. 2'h NEW CAPE COD, recen y COIn. il ing. Fine tax shelter. $39,000 when you can live at the baths. Large dining room and I p!eted," he~?Om, 2~ bath, DS total, down. Courtesy to Make Sor1eone Happy water's edge the year around? k't hen Family room En. library, fambj' rOOIn. 1XL I 1f.J .~ brokers. TUxedo 1.1240. .•. YOURSELF! This brand.new home at 820 c:o~ed terrace. Excellent rec- kitchen, 2~ car garage. 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly Lakeshore is located on near. reation room, 2 car attached TUlledo2.6900 - We have some i13~REAL ESTATE ly 1Y2 acres with its own boat garage. Situated on 1l0X162 Can Your Ad Can Be Cha rged HOT VALUES IN FONTANA FOR SALE dock at the seawall. 5 bed- beautiful landscaped. lot. BUILDING CO. I COOL HOMES roo m s, 5¥.z baths, family to tell you about. Call us today." :¥ room, library, 3~~ car garage, OFFERED BY TU 4-2750 .. ICOLONIAL - Sharp large 3. the ideal home for anyone bedroom, 2~ bath in per. 884-6200 looking at homes in the top ANIEL Open Daily 12 to 6. SUnday 2 to 8 AUTOS FOR SALE , fect condition. Formal din. price bracket. Ask for Mr . 12A-BOATS AND ing room plus cheery break. 20225 Mack TU 6-1190 MOTORS Lehnen. NTIAC Catalina convert- fast room. New paneled BALLANTYNE - Did you sleep family room. GROSSE POINTE TERRACE radio, whitewalls. Excel. 28 H.P. Johnson, 19£3 e~cellent last night? You will ap. STEPHENS, 311 - In the heart ' condition. One owner. CONDOMINIUM condition ready to go. TUxedo WATER VIEW - Heart of the preciate this fully air eondi. of the Farms you can enjoy 2.3315. 4-2396. Farms - a step to lakeside tioned 3 bedroom house of the ease and comfort of one- ST. Paul and Not r e Dame. distinction built for comfort. Grosse Pointe Three.bedroom terrace. 2 full 1952 MG-TD. Excellent condi. park and swimming pool. floor living. Paneled den, fam. OUTSTANDING 0 wen s 1960 able living, with one com. baths plus maid's quarters tion . Dark green, completely Custom 4-hedroom, 3'h bath ily room, breakfast area in 25', fiberglas hardtop, ship. plete side of house glassed, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1~ and bath on third floor. Very reb uilt. 882.3719. shore, colonial. Best family room UN I V E R S IT Y - First ad. new UPholstery, low you've ever seen. Air con. opening onto impressive pri. baths, fin ish e d basement. vertised. Comfortable Colo- large rooms, \\ith natural fire- hours, many extras, in Woods ditioned. vate patio with delightful pool. Choice location near Kerby nial. Tb.!'ee good.sized bed. place, full basement, und~. Park. 884-9187 eves. Many special features in this and Brownell Schools. rooms. Paneled RE'creation ground parking. Full pnee INCOME - In popular Mack. $31,900. Open Sunday 2 'til 5. 1967 CAL 20 like new loaded, for unusual house with first. floor Room with bar. $29,750. Warren section. Brick. Liv. master bl.'droom, step-down !liclJjgan Realty CompaAf cruising or racing. TUxedo NOTTINGHAM, 1335 - A fam. I ing room, dining roow., 2 living room, superb family CADILLAC 75-S Limousine - 4-0973. ily \ with school.age children WILLISON - First advertised. ll23-3710 This beautiful automobile has . bedrooms, batb up and room. May we tell you more? Custom ranch on large well down. will find no better location been driven only 4,900 miles. 22 FT. 1960 Century, ISO b.p., than this brick bungalow near landscaped lot. Three bed. The exterio'r is finished in a custom fiberglas top, toilet, 970 N. OXFORD - Short on rooms two baths. Family bedrooms and a line up for Defer at'll Pierce Jr. High. beautiful Ebony Black, the depth finder and extras. A.1 Room. Studio or work roDIn. , baths? If that's the picture 3 bc!dr(\oms, den or 4th bed. rear compartment in a soft condition. In water for sea. Extra large two.car garage. 1254 Grayton HIGBIE where you now live, then roo m, full dining room. Bluish Gray Whipcord. The son. TU 1-7278. Vacant. $65,000. front compartment in a Black you'll love this good family English Grain leather. In :.ld- 9' TAGALONG Sportster run. REALTY home situated on 70 ft. lot GREEl\'BRAffi - Quiet lane M ORE value than you're dition to the regular Cadillac about, windshield, steering with 4 bedrooms, 2~ baths, Detroit near Lake Shore. Good quality . apt to find anywhere in Factory Equipml.'nt, this auto- wheel, remote controls, 10 paneled library and screened ranch built 1959. Three bed. Grosse Pointe for the price 886-7100 terrace. Walking distance to mobile bas Comfort Control h.p. Johnson. All new '65. OUTER DRIVE, 10110 - Near rooms two and one.half baths. of $26,500. 3.bedroom Dutch schools. Air conditioning, FM radio, $425 complete. TUxedo 1.8795. Edsel Ford Expressway. A B rea k f a s t room. Family Colonial for the wise buyer neighborhood where the resi. WDO recognizes the iInpor- power vent. Windows! electric SUNNINGDALE - Don't be room. Family room. $55,000. dents take pride in maintain. tance of a convenient lo- door locks, automatIc trunk 30' CABIN CRUISER. sol i d TEE'D OFF ••. TEE OFF CONTEMPORARY 4 bedroom ing their homes. Completely BISHOP - Exquisite Regency cation. Remodeled kitchen. compartment opener and plank construction. 130 h.p. in Lochmoor Golf Course ad. ledge rock ranch, 3 baths, ex- modern kitchen with built.i:lS, five )'ears old. Four bedrooms New furnace. Two.car ga. Tilt and Telescopic steering inboard, stand up head. Fish- jacent I.~ beautiful semi.ranch tra spl.'cial family room, 3 paneledJamily room, separate two and one.half baths plus rage. Quick possession. wheel. erman's dream, $1,295. Owner situated on 3/4 acre lot. You car attached gllrage. Over an dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1~ bedroom, bath, silting room will finance on take trade. will find this executive. type This luxury automobile is acre of beautiful grounds. baths, fine condition. Priced and kitchenette over attached ranch planned for entertaining 22' CC CABIN CRUISER 95 h.p. i.n the mid 20's. three.car garage. Library. priced far below it's original RAMBLING brick ranch 3 bed. and gracious living. 842 Westchester cost at only inboard. New' condition. Ready rooms, 2 baths, built-in kitch. Beautiful Recreation room. to go at $1,495. en, family room with fire. 132' lot. place, 2 car attached garage. ONLY an executive trans- $7995 30' C.C. SEA SKIFF, 2 sleeper, St. Clair Shores BERKSHIRE - Near St. Paul. fer could move, the house. Hardtop, twin 105 h.p., fully TOLES Substantial and well up-dated wife away from the beauti. , Our new car department has , equipped. Excellent condition, 21201 ALEXANDER - FHA P • t five bedrooms three and one- ful kitchen in this ".bedroom two new 1967 75s available for approved 3 bedroom brick Our 26th year in Grosse am e $4,700. WEBER half baths. Second floor utility Center Hall Colonial. Over- r.. immediate delivery at com- i ranch with attached 2.car roo m or sixth bedroom. sized, paneled breakfast parable savings. Michigan Boat Sales & Inc. garage, breezeway situated on 74 KERCHEVAL Marvelous new kitchen. Rec- room, paneled Den. screened 886-2600 TU 5-4100 corner lot within walking dis. reation rOOIn. terrace, 2 baths, 2 lava. CHARLES DALGLEISH SCHWEITZER tance to schools. I -- tories. 7Oxl80.ft. lot. Mort. CADILLAC SAILBOAT - Fine for racing 22102. BENJAMIN - Price re- MOROSS. 423. Vacant. Colonial. SUNNINGDALE, 67 - In the gage commitment for $38,- and cruising. Sleeps 4. R. 886-4200 duced to $18,000 on neat 2 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, panel- Shores. Delightful Ear 1y 200 at 5% % for 30 years. 6161 Woodward Tit 5-0309 Kogel, TU 2-8350. bedroom ranch with utility ed rec. rom, bar, redecorated, American five bedrooms four Don't delay. BERRY ANTIQUES Michigan's Largest Cadillac Dlr. Cash or contract. 886.5107. and one.half baths and up-, WANTED: Mighty Mite.Neptune room. Suitable for retired :llton AV~.5584 FREE PARKING' DRIVE.IN couple or newlyweds. I _ stairs sitting room. Paneled 1.7 horse motor. 294-1958. Library. Florida room. Rec. 850 lincoln 22125 REVERE - NEW OF- reation rOOIn.Air conditioning 1961 T-BllID convertible. Excel. 12B-TRAILERS Grosse Pointe WANTED FERING - Pentct retire. FOR ALL of you who bave been and other special details. lent condition. Full power. ment home... ell.' an 2 $89,500. CAMPING trailer, sleeps 6, BLAIRMOOR. Liggett S c h 0 0 I searching in vain for that VERY good valne. Three- Art Objects Sougbt. TUxedo 2.2460. bed roo m aluminuT.l sided many extras. Excellent condi. four bedroom dream which bedroom, .l~ bath Colonial always welcome. area. 5 bedroom COLONlAL bungalow with utility room, BUCKINGHAM - Very attrac- tion. Sacrifice at $250. Call will sell in the forty thou. built in 1951..Plenty of room 'am BookShop. Miss 1966 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88. just 2 years old. 2* baths, good-sized kitchen. P r ice d tive Early American. Four 885.1093. paneled family room with fire- sand range, this spanking for th" cbildren to romp on Cau, 1670 Leverette Factory air conditioning. All right! bedrooms two and one-half the 5Oltl6S-ft. lot. place. 0 w n e r transferred. new listing may be what rou Walking WO 3-4261. power options and extras. baths with room for expan- distance to Brownell Jr. Whitewalls. D ark metallic Priced for quick. sale. Move have been waiting for. Two sion. Paneled Library. Ree- 12D-ACREAGE AND fireplaces on the first floor, High and 'Richard elemen- blue. Perfect con d it ion. SUBURBAN PROP- right in! TV 1~300. rpation RooIn. Large lot with tary schools. Two.car ga- $2,600. TV 5.5843. but they can wait 'til next fine trees. ERTY FOR SALE CLOVERLY, 48O-Brick bunga. winter. Meanwhile, enjoy rage: Price $28,500. low in the Farms. 3 bedrooms, 1965 CADILLAC convertible, all TAPPAN the gigantic patio wbich is SEVERN - Very appealing 2* baths, living room with power, like new tires, mint 9.ROOM - 5-bedroom far m screened and c 0 ve red. Center Entrance Colonial on fireplace. 2 car garage. Taste- REALTOR 820 Pemberton condition. One owner. Must house - 63 acres in Leroy L 0 cat e d near Windmill 60' lot. Three' twin.sized hed- fully decorated. C 10 s e to 90 Kercheval Pointe Drive. see to appreciate. $2300. 886- Michigan. Below Cadillac, On.the.HiU rooms two aud one.half baths. neal' sbopping, school. Near everything. TV 1-4200. Recreation room. Jalousied 4832. ENTICINGLY priced DOW Lakes, golf courses, Excel~ent AND ALSO TRY this for size if porch. HILLCREST, 341 - Colonial on 1- at only $45,900. 4 bedrooms, swimming, boating, fishmg, your family requires easy 1960 T.BIRD, good' condition, 100 foot garden lot. 3 bed. 2 baths, fa m il y room, good hunting. Near ski reo accessibility to St. Paul's FAIRWAY - Fine ranch with power steering, good tires, rooms, 1* baths, paneled li- breakfast room, recreation sorts. $18,500. and Grosse Pointe High. On many special details. Three black exterior with red and brary with fireplace, break- WOODS LANE, lQ43-Tan your room F.P. New Bryant Fur- 212 feet of frontage, the bedrooms, two baths. Family white interior, radio. Must fast room, screened terrace. nace and electronie air pur-- hide in privacy to the tune of bouse actually bas an Room and Recreation Room. sell: TUxedo 1-2962. Call GILLEN REALTY Tops in construction and loca- ifier. August 15th posses. 777-4580 a tinkling fountain. Huge fam- "extra" lot. We might add Chris Curran. tion. Call today. TU 4-0600. sion. Make your MOVE no.... ily room and library. 4 bed- that there are two maid's rooms. We dare you to find a THOROUGH COVERAGE GROSSE POINTE CITY - Near rooms and a bath over the better buy at our price of 12E-COMMERCJAL PROp. bus on quiet street. Lovely 3 three car garage. First floor ON OTHER MUSTANG-'67 $55,500. Exclusive by ERTY FOR SALE bedroom 2 bath Center Hall "opens up" with library, GROSSE POINTE HOUSES 2500 miles. Yellow with black Colonial. Large kitchen. Add. living room, dining room CONNECTING brick stores with We are practically sold , Yinyl top. Radio, power steer- ed to this are a huge family \;ach leading from the large Stop in for a time saving list BORLAND large display windows; can.bt! out. May we give you 'ing, power brakes, absolutely room with beamed ceiling and entrance hall. There is also tailored to your requirements used as one unit or two umts. undivided -attention by new. Private. Must sell. 886. plenty of storage space, 4 air a huge screened terrace from our comprehensive Grosse Separate utilities. 40x42.6. efficiently and rapidly gained from the living and 3850. conditioners, 2 car garage. selling your hOIne? Pointe catalog of photographs • JOHN S. GOODMAN Don't wait. ~al1 for an ap- dining rooms. Ready for and small floor plans. 93 Kercheval 886-3060 pointment today. TU 1-4200. ellrly occupancy. McBREARTY '60 FORD Sunliner convertible, ELLA RUTH and Realtors $195. 886-0854. MOORLAND, 684 - Attractive 12F-RESORT PROPERTY Associates of COOL YOUR HEELS the rest of brirk Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 2 the summer and for many S65, excellentcon. 1965 BUICK LeSabre 400 con FOR SALE baths, powder room, ~amily Grosse Pointe MAXON more to come in this tree BROTHEr.s, INC. 19 KERCHEVAL TU 6-3800 mJ miles with helm. vertible. Excellent condition, room with fireplace. Kitchen TU 6-4060 TU 5-4060 sheltered house which is (next to Punch & Judy Theatre) 'lUxedo1-4901. low mileage, power steering, MID LODGE FOR SALE has built-in appliances. Only 81 Kercheval on the Hill nestled on a large lot Gn 83 KERCHEVAL TO 2-6000 . -.--- power brakes, radio, heater ON A HIGH bank of a beautiful 4 years old. Nicely planted 1',1} Locltmoor Boulevard. The . ~ 50 Super Sport, $1 775. TU 6-2595. trout stream, suitable f~r foot lot. Offers an abundance ideal house for the growing ~ good condition, --'------.--- plush club or family use. W~ll of charm, comfort and con- family which demands bed. GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE 1-8304. BUICK, 1962, Wildcat - Power .'lccommodate 17 guests m venience. TU 4-0600. rooms and baths for aU. In steering and brakes. 2 door main building. This is one of PERRIEN PLACE - Elegant addition to the large living hardtop, bucket seats. Excel. the better lodges in lower RE!\TAUD-Near Lochmoor Golf 4 bedroom Colonial is set on and dining rooms, there is a lent condition. 882-2/179. Michigan. Formerly owned by Cour.;e. New offering. Luxuri. large corner lot with 2 car den with fireplace and a the Mitchell Bentley Corp. ous 2 bedroom Brick Ranch attached garage. 2~ baths, completely redone kitchen. 1961TWO DOOR Corvair, as is, 893.2291. on spacious corner lot. FaJ.U~ly library plus family r?~m. Priced to move this week. $150. 1253 Cadieux. room with bar, 2 baths, utihty Huge kitchen, formal dmlOg 500 cc, $300. room, recreation room, screen. room, first floor laundry room FORD '63 Galaxie convertible,S, LAKE ERIE CANADIAN ed terrace, attached 2 car and many other extras. Call LIKE TO REVEl. among large reoms with high ceilings, automatic, power, radio, heat. SHORE garage. TV 4-0600. for more information. Byap. er, one owner. TUxedo 5-0399 At Wheatley. Ontar~o, 1 hour fireplaces, and enough bed. KRAUSMANN GROSSE POINTE S H 0 RES. pointmenl.. rooms and baths to 2ccom. '65 AUSTIN.HEALEY Sprite, drive from DetrOIt. A few 16820 Kercheval - TU 4-7020 lots left, 300' .from lah shore; ~nCHAUX LA:"JE, 804 - De- PRIVACY is what you have in modate a scout troop? Then ~ SAVE $ green, excellent. $1,350 or make luxe Ranch with foe u:; on this lovely 2 bedroom ranch this could lie the place. L0- offer. 822-5041after 6 p.m. 1oox200. $1800, 10% d0'Yn, S25 30 per month. Call Kmnear, quality. Kitchen with com- plus den or third bedroom. cated in the first block off Jefferson just a Ininute PLYMOUTH, '63 4 door, auto- TOwnsend 8-2552. plete lmilt.ins. Family room Situated on quiet court. Large CORVETrES away from the City's la: JOHN S. One of the very few left. Over LEO and BOB TRUDEL PAIXTING, inside and out, CQ:\BTERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL I small reP.3:r! TU 4.7000 87' frontage on lake. Drastic. II I AIR" ~ ...... • ally redueed for quiek sale. TU 5.0703 sma commercial, no job too WE DIG AND REP cement. (I ':;;:"J~ small. Full time. Free esti. I BROKEN SEWERS -~PiIRS .' "The Oldest and Most GOO DMAN SI LLOWAY & CO. LEADED glass repairs, reason. mates. Best of references. I All Work Guaranteed BRICK: 'e' , Experienced Realtor 193 Kercheval 886-3060 able prices. Other glass work I Frank Provenzano. I 884-951 2 ete. re ~ Call TR 1.7318 • 866-4324 In tbe Village" TU 4.7000 also. 833.7687. TUxedo 5-4115 9.3947. I'll IIIIII...... ------~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Three, Hoodlums -r--, They've Got Tickets To Sell Wenzel-Perrone Betrothal Told 'iFiEB "Hold Up Youths Mr. and Mrs. Melchoir Per. em Michigan uaiversity. Her CLASS. rone. of Pontchartrain drive. fiance was IdIduated from IS ~~Three Negro suspects a,e Mount ClemellS, have announced Roosevelt Military Academy and AB being sought for questioning in the engagement of their daugh. is enrolled at WEliitern Michigan the early morning armed rob. ler, Susan Ann. to Donald Mur. University. 2.6900 _ 3 Tru nk Line. To Servl You Quickl)' . bery of two youths. who were ray Wenzel. son of Dr. and Mrs. Th ed~I.N' pIa __ --o z Jacob F. Wenzel, of Cloverly e w ...... 15 .....-..or '" fIIsJo Your Ad Can Be Charged . sitting in a car at the rear of , road. August at St. Lollis Church. lD ':.~lilB~ ..W'.~~:~~m:~~~~;, a Park eatery, Jefferson and Westchester, according to infor. Susan is a graduate of West. Mount C1emmr. 21T-DRESSMAKING I mation released by Police Chief ALTERATIONS and sewing. Arthur Louwers. The crime took Will pick up place at 1:15 a.m. on Tu','sday. and deliver. July 4. CITY OF TUxedo 1.3669. Victims of the bold up were EXCLUSIVE ALTERATIONS William Bockstanz, of 62 Rad. by Marie Stephens. Quick nor, and Dan Clough of 527 service on hems. (Furs). TU Pear Tree lane, both 17 years ~~f 1Poinit~ 5.7610. old. Clough, who was behind SEWING alterations, adults and the wheel of the vehicle, lost $11 to the thieves. it was said. children; hems, zippers, pil. lows, drapes. Trousers cuffed. Bockstanz and Clough told NOTICE TU 1.7455. police that they were sitting in their car at the rear of the Tod. 21 U-PLlJMB! NG dIe House, when they saw three males approaching. As Clough TO TAXPAYERS ELMERS PLUMllING and Heat. got out of the auto, one of the ing. KitchenAid Dishwashers, men. with a 12.inch pipe in his 1967 City tax is now payable ~t the City disposals. dishmaster, repair. hand, blocked the youth.s way. remodel. TUxedo 4-4882. A second man went to the Office. 90 Kerby Road, Crosse Po;nte Farms other side of the car. and pre. LIC1<.:NSED master plumber. vented any ~ovement by Bock. 36, Michigan. Repairs, remodeling, etc. stanz. Guaranteed electric sewer The man with the pipe de. cleaning. Cal Payment WITHOUT PENAL TV can be made Roemer, TU manded money from the youths. 2.3HiO. Clough gave him $11. aU the up to and including August 31, 1967. cash he had. The secolid bood. Autumn win be here before you 21V-SILVER PLATING lum took Bockstanz's Wallilt, J. L. Hudson Company. benefitting the As provided by City Charter. a PE*'laltyof 1 % but when he found nothnig, in know it, say (left to right) MRS. WIL- League's various community projects LIAM K~ HOWENSTEIN, MRS. JAMES wi IIbe added September 1, 1967 s and an addi- SILVER & GOLD PLATING it, threw it on the front seat 'and activities. Mrs. Howensteir. is tional of 1% on the 1st of each succeed- Oxidizing and ,Repairing of the automobile. All three rob. P. WILLIAMS and MRS. CHARLES L. patroness ticket chairman, Mrs. Mat. V2 . :; MATTHEWS, III, who urge everyone to Brass Polishing & Lacquering. bers fled on foot. thews is chairman.in-charge of the two- ing month. '; reserve tickets for Fashionscope Fall Jewelry Repairing. Engraving. One man was described as be. day Show. scheduled Tuesday, Septem. ing about six feet tall, about 160 '67, the annual comprehensive parade Fireplace fixtures ber 12, and Wednesday, September 13, refinished. pounds, and between 20 and 22 of fall and winter styles co-sponsored by Pay your taxes before September 1. 1967, and at Hudson's downtown auditorium. ,: .;' LEEBERT years of age. The second thief the Junior League of Detroit and the avoid the penalty. was said to be about five feet SILVERSMITHS ten inches tall, stocky build, and in his middle twenties. The d,We.h.. h", ..... 14110 CHARLEVOIX I "",pl.,,,, OOR1S M. DUFFY '. • - I third cu.'prit was standing be. Ito Las Vegas, Nev. !.Ir. and Mrs. .', . 3 BIks. West of Chalmers Treaanw, City of " hind the car. and a description Short and to the Pointe Jon" hol "' .. Polnl. ",Id .. " VA 2-7318 for 16 years. Grosse Pointe Farms ,~l'~~~..; .. of him was not available. ' _./ I Chi!!f Louwers said that al. (Continued from Page 11) iheir annual garden party to Published Grosse Pointe News July 13, ~967. 21 Z-LANDSCAPING though the descriptions of the Among 1,453 Purdue Univer- welcome all new members at ONSALTERATIONS SERVICE three suspects were ...ery vague. sity students to win distinguish. the home of MRS. ANTHONY JllIIllS, porch enclosures. TOP SOIL delivered, $5 per yd. it is believed the trio is the ed student ratings for the spring J. SPADA of 1127 Kensington titchens, a(tics COn. same who held up an elderly semester was MARILYN ANN road on Saturday. July 15, with 3 yd. minimum. IO.yd. load, ~an at ~efferso!! and NeW?O~ WALKER. of Kenwood court, cocktails at 6 p.m. and dinner $40. Parking lots graded. ,'I, ill DetroIt, beating f:h~ VIctim who is working towards a following. The following memo Broken concrete, debris "'.d Advortisement dirt removal 884.2750. t~ ~e ~UDd and hitting and bachelor's degree in home 'eco+ bers are on the committee to Memorial ;;~.';' ;~:, kicking hlDl repeatedly, a short nomics The 1 f53 students rep. assist Mrs. Spada. the hostess. ::;- .' time before the Park incident. resent' the top 6.6 percent of in greeting the guests. MRS. Church TRIMMING. removal. spraying, ------the 21,993 undergraduates en- ROSS FAZIO, pre sid e n t; Concrete Curb Replacement feeding and stump removal H dlin rolled at Purdue. To qualify for MESDAMES CHARLES CATA. Free estimates. Complete tree ea es the distinguished rating, a stu. LDO, GEORGE COTICCHIO. ELING service. Cal Fleming Tree dent must have a grade index ARTHUR ARDUIN, SAMUEL ~O~typesOfporch Service. TUxedo 1-6950. C In 1) of at least 5.S points out of Cl SPATAFORA and JOHN POL- For i!'forntatioD, siding and roofing. ------(ont ued from Page possible 6.0 in at least 14 hours LINA. night or day. 6roue ltoin& fatk AL'S LANDSCAPING Saturday and charged with con. academic credit and bave no _ • • call 882-5330 MICHICAt~ t!IlllS- Weare insured, spiring to hire a "professional grade below C (4 points). MR. and l'rIRS. VERNE CON. andbonded. Complete landscaping service. gunm!!n" to kill her husband. • • • DONE and their daughters, . of complete work VAlley 4-9172 the gunman .~allyWU S~ate WILLIAM BABICH of Stan- MARTHA and NANCY. of Worship1D A.M.Senic:e Sealed proposals will be accepted by the Director of , we guarantee our Police Detective John Aird. hope avenue. is among 87 patti. Stanton lane. are vacationing in and Church ~boot I Public Service in the City of Grosse Pointe Park, 'p. -EXP-E-R-IE-N-C-ED--h-i-g-h-sc-h-oo-lwho was told of the ~urder cipants at Purdue University's Naples. FIll. (Crib Room thru Fh-Bt Grade) ONT""IO • d' 'Ia d plot by an unnamed tipster. first workshop for high school • • • Michigan, until 10 a.m. on Thursday, July 20, 1967, .... semor emes wn care an Arrested were the danc er db te Th'tw k . MRS PAUL "PETE" R. "PROFITING BY FAILURES" ''STRUCTION CO. gardening etc 0 w n equip. L • w' ht, 18 D . I..... ears. e 0 wee seSSion . TIl~ Rev. Bertram 4eH. Atwoocl at the Municipal Building, 15115 E. Jefferson Ave- a •• • aune rIg ; ame ' JD. opened Sunday July 9 The stu JONES. of North Edgewood Preaching 881-4400 ment. 886-4095. Mike Conlan. Duff!... 23, and Duffy'~ wife. dents will a~nd lectures and ~ nue, Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan for the fumishing TOP SOn.., 5 yard load. deliv. PatriclA. 20. aU of HIghland discussion sessions on library ~ ,. credo $22. LAkeview 1-4693. Park; Patrl~k R. McNamara, research and bibliography. loca. of all labor, materials and equipment. for. the removal l:ch EDdosures 22, o.f DetrOit, and Ni~holas F. tioD and analysis of issues, con. The Grolle Pointe Gross. PoIlI" and constructionaf approximately 20,000 lineal feet • litclteDs ~antes N. J .. COOLS Lawn and Sunday night on Secretary. A feature of the workshop ServIces AvaUebi. at the Municipal Building. Proposals to be made on I General Thant's plan to put will be speeches by each par. PO INTE R Summer Schedule proposal blanks and accompanied by. certified check lItkns - Alterations observers on both sides the ticipant before staff members. ';~~~W~Hi~~~~c~~ 9:30 Worship: Church School Egyptian.Israeli cease.fire line In addition, each student will . New Homes LANDSCAP ING for Nursery through 6th Grode for not less than 5% of the amount of the proposal, * Lawn Care and Garden along the Suez Canal. At an develop a debate ~ase an~ .with Minister FlDIily Rooms Maintenance Our Specialty urgent~ession of the council another debater will partiCipate AU GTe tDelcomw. or an accepted Bidders' Bond. Proposals to be plainly !!*as, Mr. John W. Estes. Jr. Ie Also Specialize in * Tree Trimming both the United States and in six rounds of practice debate lWpG~1S 01 race marked on outside of envelope "Propoul on Concrete ~g i1athrooms * Thatch Removal Britain endllrsed the plan. with other teams. * Sodding ...... • ... Curbing." GrOsse Pointe Park reserves the right to ~Iaf.Construction * Fertilizing SEVEN ~ TYPES of So. Marine Private KENNETH R. waive'any informalities in any bid .nd to accept or i: Weed Control .. j t I:ft"ter PETERSON JR., son of MR. THE GROSSE POINTE & Su~ly Co. * vIet super80tUC • e..- s were and MRS. KEN NET H R. SI Paul Ev. reject any or .11 bids. ~ Pl5-2m * Experienced shown at an all" show Sunday. PETERSON of Broadstone road BAPTIST CHURCH Lutheran Church - * Free Estimates in~ludin.g vertical takeoU and has completed four weeks of • MDe at .... tllll"" .. L..... it IlIlypesof carpenter swmg-wmg planes that looked individual combat training at Gtolle PoID&e 1\'oodI lIl,lBnOdeling attic rooms, David H. Barlow TV 1""" Proposals will be opened in the Couneil Chambers as. g~ IS ~e ~est.s best ~ Ithe Camp Pendlewn. Calif., ~ &na1Ior big jobs. Invites you to worship We Invite You to Worship 290 Stllphens Rd. this first SOVIetan' .shOVfin SIX Marine Corps Base. with us. of the Municipal Building, i511 5 E. Jefferson Ave., l free. TUxedo 5- years, four new twin.tail fight- ...... With Us 10:00 a.m. Church Sehool on July 20, 1967 .t 10 A.M. TU 4-6768 er.bombers with speeds claimed Seaman Recruit DONALD B 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship WORSHIP, 9:30 . . to be three times that of sound lIITCKEL. 20,. USN, son of MRS: Nurser( (I, 2), 9:30 a.m. ~ Illlts smaIl jobs, C~MPLETE .landscap~ng servo appeared in the show. ALZADA Eo MICKEL of Oxford 7:00 p.m. Evening Wormfp Sunday School (3-8), 9:30 a.m. Charln H.i.. - repairing, screens, Ice b! Juhus. La.QUJere. :ro~ ... *1' . road, has been graduatP.d from and Radio Broadcast leY. elNrt.s W. SlIIlINdI: Palter City Clerk ... etc. PRescott 1-3729. dressmg, cultivating. edgmg. SECRETARY OF DEFENSE nine weeks of Navy basic train. Dr. A. Dale Ihrie. MinJster Donald Usevm shrubs, ev~greens p~ed. Rohert S. McNamara inspected ing at the Naval Training Cen. Vicar - WORK-FOrmica La~ cut tin g, fertili:zing. the baWeground south of the ter at Great Lakes. IU. - Spnng clean.up work. HourI? Demilitarized Zone Sunday and .. • • .. - PAneling. reo IiIiIr. le)lairs. Free esti. rates. Reasona.Jle. Free esti. prOOicted that superior Ameri. Marine Lance Corporal PAUL ~ TUndo 24285. Ask mates. 'l85-5659. can firepower would force the W. DeWITTE, son of MR. and St. Jama Fint hi" communists in the area to :MRS. WILLIAM R. DeWITI'E ADVERTISEMENT Farms Offering change their tactics. several of Fairlake lane. has completed Lutheran Church Ev. Lutheran - major battles bet wee n the a 15-«1ayrefresher training and Kerdlenl It McMIIo. ~M1.!EllODELING SWlom Lessons guerillas and the u.s. Marines processing cycle with the Stag- ChUich ASPHALTIC CONCRETE STREET !IlIt havEl resulted in heavy losses ing Battalion at the Marine TU 4-0511 ... alum. sidin~, gutters, __ by the Marines. Corps Base, .. C~mp Pendleton, 9:30 a.m. Service Vernier .oM .. W•• "u'" RESURFACING .... ::: ~WIlings, en. AU resident boys and girls * * • Calif. The trammg stressed the (Nursery) DriYe,'G_ P.-n w.... l 'A ~7100ki~ens, vatti. between the ages of 4 and 16 truesday, July 11. wPri.inthcipPal:.si'c0ulfaSrmallemPhuamSl'~stapICatic'cesd'9:30 a.m. Sunday SChool Salttley SdIoaI ... ~n.o. . erms. years, of Grosse Pointe Farms, II CIIvrcll W.... 9:30 . 'llJIKED COit..'ST desiring Red Cross swimming IN A SESSIO~ openmg .the on the fundamentals of scouting. ReT. Georg. F.. Kvrz, Pntor SlInellI}' Chrch SdIoaI fp 'I~ . t. t.ste 196'7 auto negotla~ons United patrolling, and land navigation. 9:30 •.•• :llRsASPEClAl:rY ~~~;~~~~;r~5.oa~~gJ.su;d:;' Auto Workers' preSIdent Walter Marines completing this train. R.v. Ala" F. Harre, Ass't PoltW TU.Wo .c.s~ ~rom foinfe --- July 16, betwEoen the hours of Reuther talked for three hours ina are assigned to combAt units fad and two minut~ at the Gener~l ov~rseas. NICHICAN ~ AI 10 a.m. and 4 pm. at the Farms Motors on M 0 n day. In hiS • • • terations Pier. speech he said that th~ UA~ MISS BARBARA SURBROOK, Christ the King ttenModemization Classes will begin on Monday', Union is prepared to stnke thiS a senior and English major at St. Mkhael'J Sealed proposals will be aeeepted from contractors IIrliDorllepah July 17. starting at 10 am. and fall to get controls on same the University of Michigan. reo Lutheran Church by the Depart- ~&tbn' continue Monday through Fri. kinds of contracting by th(' Big cently accepted summer em. prequalified Michigan State Highway Mo<:k and Lcchmoor Episcopal 0IurdI ment by the Director of Public Service in the City of ~ ~~ day, for four weeks. Three auto makers. He said they ployment as a switchboard opo Grosse Pointe Woods hit r The lessons will include div. wanted nlore money and ~ey erlltor.receptionist in the Park Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan until 10 A.M. on Summer Schedule 20475 Sn"itt9H1t Perl Thursday July 20, 1967, at the Municipal Building,. ,... J. ST AMOUR ing, competitive swimming, a wanted the money gu.annte~d. Municipal Building. Jeffer.~on Grone PIiMe W-r. 11K ' TU 5-5791 mo.ther~' ~lass, ~I'd general He also said that proflt.shanng and Maryland. She is the daugh. Worship at 8 and 9:30 15115 E~ Jefferson Ave., for the fumishing of all Sunday School 9:30 The Rev. Edgar a YeolZWl, labor materials and equipment for the stripping and ____ SWlffimmg mstructions. was the best arlswer to uncer. ter of MRS. MARIE SUR. Rector , tainty about industry profits. BROOK, of Harcourt road. Nursery for Chlldrell thm Are S prepo;ration of existing surfaces for the application of Pastor: Rev. Wolter J. Geffert SCbedul. or S'enkU approximately 1,000 tons of two (2) course asphaltic 6:~p~;Vo:~e~da~~rg~l~~ Woods mu~ici~al ~ourt clerk SUDdaya: 8:00. ':30 a.m. .Ustomcraft Donald C. Sullivan" Director of Education: concrete reSUIftKing on streets in the City of Grosse ~UCT Serves in Vietnam Corporlltion on Wednesday ~nd The RAYMOND J. DUFFYS Richard G. Krenning Nursery care dulinr both Pointe Park. rru. ION American Motors ~rpora.lon JR., of Handy road, made July TUxedo ".5090 servlea YJIVlPAN'f Marine Private First Class on Thursday. Openmg day of their traveling month. Mr. and -Qdll-.,... Donald C. Sullivan. son of Mr. the negotiations confirmed that Mrs. Duffy Jr. 6pent the Fourth Specifications and bid proposal!\ are available In the ibol..~g of an and Mrs. Francis D. Sullivan of they wculd be thE' toughest and of July holiday with fifty otiler Municipal BlIilding. Proposals to be made on proposal ~"1--. - 1 . most costly in the industry's members of their flying travel Iilir 800als 311 Maryland, Grosse Pomte history. club. "Voyager Detroit." th~ir GROSSE POIN"TE WOODS blanks and accompanied by a certified check or an liIdtleI. • Kitchens Park, Mich., is a member of the .. " .. plane took them to Hyanms, accepted Bidder's Bond for not less than 5% of the lI~eereatiotl Second Battalion, Fifth Marine LURLEEN WALLACE, Ala. Cape Cod, Provincetown, Bos. [jJresbyterian Church amount of the proposal. Proposals to be pla!nl'lmarked on outside of envelope "Proposal on .-.sphaltic I, • Atties Con- Regiment. First Marine Divisi