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HEADLINES YSD Counseling Half Mill .ft. . Increase \VB Story Surprises Considered. AI eo.pOet by tile G...... PoJa&e Ne .. In.tion Play. Role in', :c:als 1974-75 Budget Fi,ures( Woods Ojj J, J, P"blic He"ring SI.ted '. 'ftiarsday, .\prll %5 HOUSE JUDICIARY COM. M.y 13 "fore Final MITTEE LAWYERS h a v e Adoption r~mmended dropping as S.y.r.1 F.ctotl, Includint Fin" AuthoriMtion Oft _" many as 30 of 56 potential the ReI•• se of Police-R'N.ted inform.tion. And 8y Bo.er A. W.... ,', impeachment charges against Other Polic~ Metters. c...... Cone.m The Woocla' proPOHd.' President Nixon, including - P b' S f ty D rtm-_.... fiaeal year 1974-75 bud&- questionable, financing of his In U II: •• .pa wnT I et, II recommendl(;! ti,~ C ~ Iii 0 r It i JI. and Florida City Adminil~ the FiMnc:e Committee, h 0 m e s, The committe.e's By Roger A. Waba to the council. eal1J for •. chief impeachment counsel half mill inere ... in the and his Republican counter. "Their actions .bit me cold turkey," III d Woods tax levy-from 9.48 mWa,' part will make their recom. Public Safety Director Henry Marchand regarding th mendation today when the the relUJe of information, related to tb. Youth per ousllDCl of the city'.., committee .meets in public S 1 D . am current asseaed valua~ session to hear results of its erv ce ivision's new group counseling prosr , lion, ('9.48 per $1.000 of. legal staff's preliminary in. Photos by Klllh)I Duff by YSD counselors Tbomas Canasl and Fred Coonce State equalized useaecl. last month. "Any policy changeswUl come from valuation), to 9.98 _111.~" vestigation. According to the Two of the three judges currently sitting in lawyers draft proposal, tae me," he stated. ..--,. counsel intends to continue Grosse Pointe municipal courts were newly So, the day aft~r the front I Ne"" Health r:rg::sr;:y:d~:= investigation of other aUega. elected in the November 1973 balloting. CI('(:k- 1l'8,e .tory OA th. program IN last week. . tions against Mr. Nixon, wise, (left to rIght), they are Park Judge JOHN was llllbUahed In the Thurs. . id " .. .. . day, April 18, ecHtion of the Center to A . A public bearln, will W' Frfday. Aprll 26 URSO, Farms Judge ROBERT PYTELL, and NEWS, Director Marehand held on the proposed bud.cef REBEL ARMED FORCES Woods Judge J. PATRICK DENIS. The fourth issued a general order to all C • at the relUlar COWlcU meet:. overthrew Premier Marcello judge, Douglas Paterson, is on leave and hIlS publie safety department em. ommuntty 14, )lOAday even In" Jlal", Cae'tano, using cannons ilnd ploye. focUJin& upon news ' 13. Tbll Finance Committee', asked Judge Denis to assume his City and Shores whlcb Jnelude. CouncUm._:t.' tanks to oust Portugal;s dic- relelsu. . , I Wid '!R; tatorial regime In protest duties. Judge Pytell is in bis seventh year on The The order IIY' "An news C~tta9' Hospit. I Conrad A. Nae,el, ehlirmado' against the Mrican wars of Farms bench. Except for The City Court which releases pertaining, to depart. Sh.re F'CI'I't'lies WI'th RodgerGeorl\l A.A. Graef,Freemanhas ancfd-. the world's last major colon. ment policy. poliey changes, Northe~st Guidance ready reviewed the budtet ial power. Caetano handed meets on Tuesday, aU municipal court sessions Over the government to Gen. convene on Wednesday. The public is invited to ::~~ea,s~~e:aUl~onJ.~rnl: Cent.r' whleh could be adoptt
\, Thu....day. May 2, 1974 . P'<;I. Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS
ELICI'ED '1'0 lOAD Law Day Honors Spirit Patricia J. ShoDtl, of The director 01 Jacobson Stores, YSD Counseling Story Surprises Officials (CoIIliJIued from Pale 1) strated c I v i c concern for Park, llroleslOr of busines. Inc.; Detroit Edison and Man. the tirst session worked well, (CoatiJIued from Page 1) 1 Mr. Peter~en telt t~e entire planned groups as experi- whipped water. He was foiled many years. He is a skilled administration and director ufacturers National Ban k . mental while sharing experj. lurther male' oriented ses. 2() sit down type pillows li scope of information pre. in his attempts due to locked scuba diver .who is on call of publications at the Unl. She I. a truatee of the Metro- ences and techniques. At the sions would transpire. record player, rerreshme~ts, sente? in the April 18. story doors and water conditions. 24 h()urs a day to any of the " .versity of M~chigan, was r~. poUtan Fund, 1ne. Un t 11 Mr. Coonce and Canasi felt. etc., from residents and busi. wasn t presented to DIrector same thrie, the' counselors, The second special award Pointes. He has participate:! cenlly elected to the board recently, Ms. Shon12 was a including Deborah Beaufail, w'lth group counseling, more in countless lake rescues and of directors of Blue Shield of columnist for the Detroit nesses on the counselors' Marchand, and S erg e ant went to Mr. Sehoyan, of Co. perts, all to help create a Thomas Kane, YSD super. would continue their "one-on. options tor everyone, e.g., lonial road, who has demon. salvage operations. Michigan. Ms. Shontz also 1s News. one" approach as part of the such as the youths helping m ()o r e relaxing atmosphere 'Visor. He said they w~re for their planned sessions, aware of a group cou~sehng YSD program. each other, would be appar- was not authorized. he said. format and the fact It was Originally, a 'group of eight ent. There also would be, to 10 male juveniles, ranging they said, the beJ)efit of a Director Marchand stated fe!t more could be accom. in age from 14.16, would meet he also was concerned with phshed under such a for",!at. mot e relaxed atmoshere. for a three. month period con. Focal points of the group "the impression oi a 'crash The city administrator ex. sisting of weekly, two.hour program would include role pad,' lay around" type of at. pressed concern 0 v e r the sessions. One set group would playing, awareness 'lxercises ~med C(B~unee , mosphere resulting from this statement that a base~e~l begin and end together. If and values clarification. where it would appear that roo~ may not be the rlgl11 there would be nothing to do. envIronment. Mr. Petersen .~faeJle;;nlJtI @Pa//1y OAKlOOM The counselors planned to felt the co.unselc,'s may have 'hold their ,group sessions in been carfled away With the Propose Tax Levy Hike GLEN PLAIDS a me e tin g "community" social services end of it, room in the' basement oi "This is a police agency," (CoDtioued from Page 1) improvement of the local Pub I i c Safety Department he emphasized. "This change average home in The Woods street system. JUST headquarters. The y men. in the policy concept of the has an estimated State equal- Sucli monies will be direct- ARRIVED lioned their interesl in know- YSD was not brought to my ,ized valuation of $20,000 or a ly utilized to offset any fur. ing if another location might attention." true market value of $40,000. ther additional increase in FOR be available for future meet. Another point of concern is Under the 9.48 tax levy, the the clty's tax levy. ings in case they wished to !hat there are around 40-45 city taxes would !xl $189.60. "Our proposed budge I pro. move out of the police struc. more days of school left and SUMMER Under the 9.98 tax levy, the vides one new service," said ture. he felt such a program should amount would be $199,60 ac. Mr. Petersen, "It's presently They felt there could be have been initiated next Sep. cording to city computations. contemplated towards the some problem in meeting tember, rather than at this 135,00 As for various employe furtherance of proposals to with youths at ,the police time, contracts, e.g., public saiely provide a beginning for pro. station, e.g., the possibilit~' New Vehicle department lieutenants. cor. grams for senior citizens, AND 145,00 some young people may think In gold In fact, Mr. Petersen said porals and sergeants, and that a part time director of of them as police.related. Sussex calf "I have some reservations i~ school crossing guards, Mr. senior citizens llctivities be This point concerned Direc. and block Trapical suits my own mind about being in. Petersen cited the recently appointed. " in Dacron' tor Marchand, too. volved in minors counseling rapio calf. OD Policy settled public safety officers At this time, he sald three worstfld. as a police agency. This contract, (via binding arbi. The NEWS contacted Mr. people are interellted in ser. Here in nClW should be done by a social tration). ving in this capacity with Petersen for his reaction and services or a mental health traditional "Based upon this recent the scheduled appointment of muted tones thoughts on this malter. He type of agency." was upset with the fact that arbih:ation award to the a director to take place in and bold tones. The city administrator telt public safety department, the Florsheim part time counselors "should July. The city administrator a conflict surroundine the di. cost to the city for an em. said ~'hoever is appointed announce policy for the di. vision is "that many think it vision" and "should be mak. ploye who hIlS completed will be paid on an hourly should be more social servo five years of service, includ. ing releases to the press." basis. ice. oriented." Mr. Petersen ing his salary and fringe New CommillllOll ~u/~nreNa/ reiterated what he said at a benefits, pi u s estimated In related information, the February 26 gathering co- amounts of overtime and appolntmenl of a senior citi. ordinated by the G r 0' sse court time, is around $22,406 zens commission to make Pointe League of Worn e n per man," he said. recommendations, to the Shoes Voters, which focused upon Revenue SharlDg council regarding programs the YSD. ' Mr. Petersen noted there Is seheduled to be on the Here: the absolute finest of materials entrusted If some citizens wanted to would have bei'n more of an Monday, May 6, agenda. It's to only the elite of master craftsman, More: enlarge upon the social servo increase, regarding the af. planned that the part time iced being oUered, "you need feet of the various contracts director will be closely in. quality isn't their only quality, The fashion is a new catalyst ora new ve. if the city didn't apply Fed. Valved with the commission. .legant, distinctive yet very gentlemanly. Worth hicle to be created to perform eral Revenue Sharing to the Senior citizens' activities this type of service within street budget. wlU include those of a recre. 00 the community," be stressed. a special visitl CAMDEN $60 Federal Revenue Sharing ational nature, hobbies and Natural Shoulder Clothing Again, whlle he mentioned monies totaling an antici. crafts, and others. "We hope ...... he has some reservations on pated $92,000 to be received .10 eoordinate our activities "th1s type of counseling" as by The Woods during fiscal with those of the Grosse related to the basic functions year 1974-75, plus a remain. Pointe Woods Presbyterian of a police' agency, the city ing casb balance of 141,000 Church, but we have not, at administrator said he has from the prior fiscal year, this time, explored this with gone along with it because are to be utilized for en. church oUieials. We hope to LoulACOBELLSHOES it has been of benefit. gineering, maintenance and do this in the near future as Set MeetiDg they Ilre willing to cooperate -20725 MACK at VERNIER Mr. Petersen said a meet. in this regard," said Mr. ingwill be held this week Health.Center Petersen. bet wee n himself, Director The proposed general fund 6,nl' Point. Woods- Marchand and S erg e ant approp!'lation in the 1974.75 (Continued from Page 1) budget is $2,638,311. This K~ne, and the counselors, to and when ppssible not t,,) .1 ..1191 discuss why this program, compares to the $2,843,641 interrupt them by a hospi. amount in the 1973-74budget. which was scheduled to begin tal stay. Wednesday, May I, should Meanwhile, the total Enter. IIelIn: frL .... II start now rather than at the However, Dr. Rubin pomts prise Funds budget, which ., n-.1iI1. II. beginning of the school term. out, s()metiines people do isn't supported by tax Sol IISP'" ._CMowo He added that the enUre situ- have to be hospitalbed and monies, as proposed, is It is better to be hospitalized ...... -~ ation would also .be reo $801574, whUe the Special viewed. close to home where the pa. Furfd. budget Is $874,623. , The efty admInIstrator also tJent can keep his contacts ~tressed, "We're not request. with family, frIends and col. leagues. 109 donations" ot articles Open Thursday and Friday evenings from residents or businesses, The hope is to have pa. slacks tailored for your and that the location of such tiellts in the. hospital only leisure time planned group sessiocs will a short period, hoPefully less - in pafferns, from '2750 be reviewed. than 3() days, then progress W hen contacted by the to partial hospitalization Bnd NEWS for his comments on then to an outpatient pro. this subject, Mr. Coonce said gram. This portion of the white ducks he wasn't sure, specitlcall)l, program is supported by the - coffon and. polyesfer, 121 what was going on. "I'm not three outpatient clinics of sure about the problem," he the Northeast Guidance Cen. stated. "I thought that they ter where the follow-up takes had understood," and he plaei!. co-ordinating Itnit shirts added there was apparently Serves Area a ] a c k of communication AU residents oC the area - all colors, cott-;,n anCJ along the way. Mr. Coonce served by the Northeast polyester, with pockel, said, "I'll know more after Guidance Center and Cottage washable,. • • ••.. sJ4fS the meeting." Hospital-the east side of Viable Alternative Detroit, Harper Woods and As planned, Mr. Coonce, The Pointes-are eligible for Mr. Canasi and Robert Mc- treatment, regardless of abili. Donald, program supervisor ty to pay. children's services Northeasi The Northeast Guidance Guidance Center, 'wanted to Center operates fro m the start a group counseling pro. neighborhOod units at 1700 car/sterr gram which they felt Is a 8'1 • ON THf. HIi.I. GROSSE POINTE fARMS East Warren, 13901 Mack. viable trea tment alternative and 12938 East Jefferson at the division. and Cottage Hospital is 10. They wanted to treat their eated at 159 Kercheval ave. nue. i!jJ.i:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:~:~:~:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:~:;:;:~:;:~:;:;:;:;:~:;:~:;:~:~:~:;:;:;:~:m:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:;;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:~:;:;:::::;:::;:::;:::;:?:~!ji~:For information regarding the Comprehensive Communi. ~ ~ ty Mental Health Center call ~'.'J. FOR GOLF, FOR BOA T1NG m...... 886-7923. " FOR SPORT 1~1~1~ H....~: .•.... TIP TO MOTORISTS ~ ~ It.s much better to be lale f11m down here than early up iiW JACKETS FOR SPRING there - so drive carefully ~ ~ and live. %::l ,UIGHTY.MAC *:::::: ii1~~ /::7 II T~e jineJt olllerwear made. Boat lookJ, golf look! and jljljl (jrosse I","" look, All mad, wi,h ,hi A1igh'Y-'\~:,:'::':o iP"~~d~~~Y~~:~Y I' /; { the natural mood and relaxed i~ ! tf m D/B/':Io:;"~"'~""'h", feeling of Holbrook's linen-textured Nt / - \ '# SnapI"nt h... 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Sunday, May 12th, 1973 Grosse Points Commerce ami Civic Association *Parkin~Tickels Validated by Village Merchants, When You Use the Attended. Parking Lots ~, "'. "_'IJj~ " ~' ~ .. I ,f, 'age Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, May 2, 1974 PubIle auetlOll aDd .... , Assllm1nl too mllcb, .too .rosse ointe prooral 11 an lDdiJpeDSable often, llIually means many Pointe Municipal Judges View Thei.r Roles on The Bench factor III IDY lilting vietory. mistakes ... usiness'ertti (CoaUDae4 froID Pale l) rights and believes that 110 the wife said, "He's guilty." tion bureau. If a case is d~fendant the. way the court • $«'.'tlrio.' _$.,,,ices ---~------on a per case basis If they. got a lair tria!." The bulk of offenses to brought to <;ourt, ?tten the v~ews the eVldenc~ 8~d a~. , • Ovpl;rat;IlfI' .• Typi"I' :::,:,***************** feel that the defendant is POUriD' Tears come belore municipal judges def~ndant ~ill beheve that rlyeS at the verdict, 6al(l 15318 Mack TU-la4044 ignor&llt of the law. All three judges will agree involve traffic arrests. Court he IS ~ot g~llly of ~e.char~e. Judge Pytell. ~~;:* TUCKER 1IlI Right ,that the defendants run the jurisdiction Includes lawsuits The first time a vIsitor 81tS "Moral" Touches Jud ~tell b Sid tb t gamut from very casual to in v 0 Iv i n'g not more than in a municipal court, it might Each of the judges will ever ge rion sh~~I:aconsu~t terror.stricken. Judge Denis $1,500, all criminal matters surprise him how otten the occasionally slip into a mor . iiJ LAWN -SPRINKLERS .thYt: family lawyer be. relatold one case of a woman, involving violation of a city jud!le J:ules in .favor of the alizing lecture when they Custom Installation, , WI . in her late 20's, who was ordinan~e or charter provi. policeman's testimony rather band down a fine or sent. ... Sol•• & Ser,,;ce on all malees. fore appearing UI co~U't. , charged with causing a minOr sion, and 211 State criminal than the conflicting tesll. ence Last Wednesday, April Sodding also availabl. . "Even if a ~illze~ does not accident. matters where the maximuqr mony of the defendant. 24, judge Denis told a young ...... > . mtend to brmg hiS lawrer "1 just couldn't understand penalty does not exceed a "What we have to do is man, charged with failure to to court the day of th.e tnaJ, it, tbe tears wouldn.t stop," $500 fine and/or imprison. weigh the evidence on both stop on a police signal, that .< Call 774-9290 or 924-5093 he, should consult ~th hiS Judge Denis recalled. "Fin. ment for one year. Tn addi. sides. Obviously, the defend. he was lucky the officer BEFORE AFTER ~'< St. Clair Shor.. Indian vita.: lawyer on.tbe"charge': Judge aUy, Ire a I i zed that the tion, the municipal judge acts ant has a personal interest in ~idn't char.ge hi.~ with speed. CHIMNEY SERVICE I Pytell said. As a Judge 1 thought I was goin;\ to send as magistrate for ilettlng bond the outcome of the case. The. mg, reckless drlVlng and flee...... - l~."" - Chi...... c;..lN\ - Ind MlVI., SC:,"M - ",:lJl o~n see a person c~n. her to jail for her part in and binding over the defend. arresting o{{iC(lr,on the oth~r ing a police officer...... tioM cenect. - fll,K. '-inti", 'r, *** *********** _ ~ CIHnetI & lopal ..... Viet h~mse.U by not showmg the accident. Once she realiz. ant for trial in Wayne County hand will have been in a pOSI. He let a man plead guilty restralD~ lDthe courtroolim. ed that she wasn't going to Circuit Court if a more serio tio~ to obs~rve ~tter t~e to a lesser charge of driving Advanc. Maintenanc. ' m ef;ve 3n a Communil'J The .delendant ~ust rea ze jail, she calmed down." out c!ime has been commit. achon, and hiS teshmony wl1l' while impaired, )'et warned 882.5539 . !hat 1t is.a crlmmal ~rocce;;' Judge Denis recalled an. ted. also be backed up by accur~te that he would not be lenient tn~, no mAat!eudrhow ~~no\t e other case when a man, ap. As for a tralIic o{{ense, radar or breathalyzer eqwp. if a similar offense occurred, of Beaulifu' JJomeJ _. o~.ense. J ge can ac as pearing on a drunk driving most can be settled by pre. men!. I think that it's very In Judge Urso's Wednes. " y PAYS 10% hlS adtgtornue .". th most charge. alsO came drunk to paying the ticket at the viola. important to explain to the day court session he review. " lET US HELP YOU KEEP IT THAT WAY. Ju e rso IS e t "I t f 11' h' .' . . conscientious in' informing cour ,', a mos a I~g on IS ed a youth's dnvmg record PER YEAR " the defendant of his rights fac~. The man patIently ex. 'Walk for You~h'May 11 before handing down a sent. :. since he feels that court pro. plaIDed how he ~as arrested ... euce. HERE IS HOW ceedings should be made un. o.nLakeshore.dnve after get- "Your driving record Is Invest $2.000 in a share derstandable 10 the people, tin~ out of .hls ~ar to ask a (Continued from Page 1) tive Runaway House, the very, very poor," Judge Urso of a nice 25 family apart. It's possibly an outgrowth of policeman ,iJrectlons to Wood. Pierce Middle School and Hobart Street Project and commented. "And 1972 was ment house near Grosse his career as professor at the ward. . South High School, Harper the Mochogan Commit lee for an incredibly bad year. The Pointe which pays 10% University of Detroit Law .Before any ~f the Judges Woods High School, and Do. Indian Youth Development. only positive aspect is that per year to all shore. School. He is also in charge w!ll acce~t a guIlty plea, they minican and Notre Dame Mr. Hindle mentioned there there are no driving arrests holders. of the Urban Law Clinic. Willexplain the consequences. HI'gh Schools. Other partici. are no adminislrallve ex. invol.ving alcohol." , Once when Judge Pytel) was FOI mOle in 'ormc";on ~ .. 'The reason I am so care. .. g d . fo of what paling schools with repre. penses in the all.volunteer After giving a sentence Wlite to: . ful to explain Ihe defe~dant:s ;IV~runt ~~~~':~gl~onviction sentatives are University CYD and that the benefit which involved a $50 fine, THI NIW YO •• ;. rights," Judge Urso said, "IS entailed and the defendant Liggett School, North High ratio is on a one.lo.one basis. six month's probation and a APARTMINTS! >. because th.e courtr~o~ can was v;cillating between a School and East Detroit High This year's event will start driving school requirement, 936 8eoconsfield be ~ potentially telTitymg ~x. "not guilty" and "guilty" School. at it a.m. at the University Judge Urso reminded him GrGu" Pointe, Mi. 48230, " perle':Jc~ for a perso~ With plea the wife finally called William Hindle a science II Liggett atbletic field, 1045 that "Driving in this State i no prevIous contact wIth the out from the audience, "John, teacher at Uni\'e~sity Liggett Cook road, and finis 11.in the is a privilege, not a right." ~ "Ollr 25th Vear Operating U~der the Some Name" law. I want to be sure th~t John plead not guilty" School and a senior advisor same spot at approximately Probation Program : I the defendant is aware oC hIS 'Main Offenses . lor th~ CYD. stated the event I 4 p.m. Th.ere is greater co-opera.' , ;~<;:::::::::;:::::;:;:::;::::::::::::.:::;:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;:;::::.:::::;:::;::::;::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Not all the wives are that raised $4,500 in 1973. This The 2G-mile route wanders lion among the municipal ~15r:':o:.:':':.:':':':':':':':':::':'::::::::::::::::::::::g':::::r:':her':':':':':':':':':"the":':':':'::::::::::'F'::'~:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':ifff~i1 ~i1:~r:~~eall~~ O~:r;if/~~~~ Ir~ear;~l1t~~:e~~m~~nifyO ~~ ~~~rn~he~s~u~::r e:~~~~: ~r~;rt~:; :~rew~~~~n;V~~: 'l~:~: ~1"1lJ - 1LJ :j:1:1: ing up to the bench with her ga~i~ations: Ce.nter Point ties. Last year, approximate. gether to establish. a volun. :.~::::. c.._....J. i~ :.:.:.: h usb and, the defendant. ICriSIS Intervention Center, Iy half of the walkers com. teer probation oHlcers pr.o. I ~*~ ~L ::~:::When asked to enter his plea, t,he Detroit Transit Alterna. pleted. the entire course. gram. All are concerned with :::::::: i l\1other Day ;:::;:; , There are checkpoints every what to do with a youthful : ~:j or S :1:1:1;'GROSSE POINTE JAYCEES, FOUNDATION FOR ~wo ~iles Wti!h.renftrseshemheenetrsoffender. TheY'llkbnowuftf~~t : :;::=:: . ;:::;:: ,or we par IClpa. . some youths WI e.s !CI. , :::::.; .:.:.:. EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN - THANK leaders and places to rest ently shaken by their first : ::::::: SEND IT EARlV ••. SO ::::::; RESIDENT OF THE M weary feet. contact with the law so as : ::;~:; THERE'S NO CHANCE ::::::: seo MUNITY For the more modestly mo- not to participate in any more : :~;;:: OF DISAPPOINTMENT. ::::::: Krqg'er's (Seven 8. Mack, 8. Eastland) tivated, Mr. Hindle said criminal offenses. Do-it.yewrwH p-" control can M : ~::::: ::::::: Penneys there will be a concurring However, they 81so know ~t.,owtMIf trCH.l~ .... tal •. Ie IoU,.. Call ,...... pem. Vog.r •• irt : ::~:~ A colorful hand paint- ::::::: Sears mini walk starting at noon that 80 percent of violent .,. ....900. "" mor. pel". No ~ :::~:: ed ceramic bucket ::::::: Grosse Pointe farms Auto Wash with a ten.mlle course, and crimes are committed I;y per. ftMI'" pI'ObIe""s, : ::;~:; filled. with bright ::::::: Michigan Bank (Mack 8. Warren, Jefferson & Alter) thal the minimum 10 cents a sons who first appear on a _.-./.Mi(ni'Cln, ~ ::::::: Spring flowers or ::::Z:: Mr. McCourt Shoes mile pledge was in effect for minor charge in a municipal 12S2S60. Ri_ - lJ.4.4" •'.:.~.::.~ :.::'.•:'•.; Salem Square this event, too. court. . 104 rWi.W. ,.,,.,/1. COII'101. - p. Jants with fresh . H dd d th tot of last (OIl r.rmjn; •. - *::~ flower accents. It's ::;:::: FOR 1HIIR HILP AIID SUPPO.' OF OUR e a e a m S Judge. Urso has taken the ::*;: :;:::::' . 'IlLY WID PRO.lIC1. year's pledges were in the lead in establishing a volun. .... a gift with an Extra .. .. 25 cents, 50 cents and $1 a ::::::: hT" I I' h ::::::; mile category, and that one teer probation oUicers pro. :::~:: T9UC she' I de Ig t :::;:::~-"'------~------$S gram. He has already caUed :~~:; in receiving. We can ::::::: walker even pledged a three meetings to discuss the :;::::: send it almos~ "ny, . . ::::::: MOTH ER KNOWS BEST. mile and finished the entire venture witll interested com. :~:;:: . where the Fro way. ::::::: I' cOT~~e'wI'nner of the Name munity leaders and police ...... Th'at s Wh y' She Loves FI owers. ff' . I .:-:.:. • 'Z.:.:' Calling 'Contest will be an. 0 lCla s. ::~::: SWEET SURPRISE. . .' ::::::; They're A Natural for nounced at the finish, and Judge Denis &aid that he by Robert V. Bates R.Ph. '~i:'::;:: arranged ...... - ..-. :::;::; MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 12th prizes awarded on the spot. liked to make use o~ the .de- HARKNESS PHAilMACY ~ ';~: ::;:::: All anyone has to do to enter ferred sentence With fIrst Acne has man\' causes. . l:illl :::~ I S CO•• EI PAIK MORAl' DR ::::::: <:7/J is show up lit 8 a.m. on May oUenders. bul the .besl d~fense is ~~:::::AlUll . ::::::: J.im Jweetle'J('"} J{owerJ 11, or pre.register by calling "With the deferred sent. absolule deauliness.: Use - ::::::: FLOIISTS FLOIISTS GREENHOUSES::::::: 824-0350 or by writingCYD, eoce the offender pleads soap and wat~r several :;~::: ' :::;::: "Finest Flowers for Every Occasion" 15222 East Jefferson, Grosse guilty to the charge, yet the times a da\. 1n "en serious :::~:: WnAIlO CIIItII, Dl1.S544 • 9130COHIIII, $27.75se 11005 MORANGDR.,521-421)0 ::::::: 19841 MACK AVE. Pointe, Mich. 48230. charge will be dropJ?ed it .he cases, a dl;('Ior; or ~pecialisl , ::::::: . ::::::: GROSSEPOINTEWDS. TU 1-8300 goes through a certam period should 01" course be <:con- ~J~E;;:f:f:f:f:~;:;:f:f:!:;:f:;:f;f:;;;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:f:~;:;:f:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;f::;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:!:;:;:::;:;:;:;:i:i:;:;:;:i:;;;:;:;;i:;:i:;:;:f~IJ11 New Sea wall ~~£~:£t~~:~~:!~~:;le1;e~~::~~'.y(~:r'~~~~d 1 Safety Threat is alTested in llnother city, reinfpl'Iion. Tn nol 10 eal I will not hear about it bc- gn'us)' or fall): foods. c~ut The Shores trustees have cause it will not be in my down on carboh"drales ami sent a letter to the Wayne court. We need probation oils. gel plcni)'of c'xerl'isl' Send her the ' - . County R 0 a d Commission officers to follow the be- and fresh air. The regular- concemin~ t~e new seawall havior of that youth," Judge I)' washing ('8n kl'CP pllIr construction along Lake St. Denis said. comlllcxion ('[(''''I' and "I Clair. All three judgcs' salaries its besl. The trustees feel that the are established by city cbar. The besl plll('C' 10 brin!! l~mI ter or ordinance. Judge Denis plllr presl'riplion is 10 The FIDSweet Surpri~ for seawall, which slopes down to the lake, might be invit- is given $3,000 a year from 1',\RK PHAllM,\C", 15:121 ing for youths to walk or The Woods, $2,400 bY The E. Jefferson. 822-25HO. ride their bikes over. If a Shores and a portion of the Our qualified and COIl1- Mother's'~ Ittoda}(tdl per son loses his footing, $2,200 The City pays Judge petenl will hanlile ~'our send which is easy to do since the Paterson annually. Judge presl'rilJlion Ill'eds eHid- concrete will soon be covered Urso is given $6,000 a year enth and experll~'. Th(. ~@)@~~~;:. with slime and moss from by T~e P~rk and Judge py~ "ARK "IIAR:\AO has all the lake culture, he will go tell IS paId $3,000 by Th kinds of .'on\311's"l'lIl ai.I.,s. right into the lake. Farms. walkl'r;;. ..rulI.hl';;. and Trustee Daniel Beck 5ug. whed (,hllir" .10 sell "'I' gested that concrete blocks BeUeve it or not, motoIists, be laid perioidically to thwart speed is the c!ause of two out '1'1'111. II l'OIll'lh'II' line "f any bicycle riders. Thl! idea of five fatal accidents. bab) sU'lplil'';. .\nll'ri('an A green and was endorsed by the council i,tn'I'lill/ol ('anls. B,.lidou" growing plant with and Village Superintendent S:lIldl'r Ca."h. and a ru II fresh flower accents. Thomas Je{!eris said he lill" .,1' lill',,;r. 1".,.'1'. ami Usually available would write the letter. 'WATER wilH'. \\" llr" "11l'1I \lnn.- for less than While the trustees were on Thllf';.. I)-H. Fri. ."" ~al. the subject of the Wayne HEATER' 1,_", ilnd ~1I11. IH-;~. rllr 50 €ounty Road Commission, all ~our 'Iharma("'luli,'al $12 * they also asked Mr. Jefferies lu.c-(I~~ to complain abopt the deplor. IJH.N" L 111\.,.: able condition of Lakeshore "(,I'orll i11;': III 1I,... I"rs. a road in a second leiter. It fc',,'r or I.. " l'an will be the second letter d,.l.:rt.,.... IIflt'n h,. lIl"n' ,hi n;':I'nm, wrillen to the Commission regarding the chuckholes and Ihlln ... \ A fresh flower arrangement. . Choose the lovely all.floral Sweet Surprise;" WEET SURPRISE. arranged SWEET SURPRISE. arranged Usually available for less than SWEET SURPRISE. arrange or the Sweet Surprise with green plants and fresh flower accents. Both come in a dainty GROSSE hand-painted ceramic bucket. And remember, . 00 MANCUSO'S Celn • we send your gift almost anywhere by 15 POINTE ~ wire the FTD way. But do order now call fLORIST or visit your nearby I-I'D Florist today . *As an independent businessman. FLORISTS FLORISTS IIC each FTD Member Aorist sets because supplies may become limited. (Most "Your 16373 HARPER 174 KERBY FTD Aorists accept major credit cards.) his own prices. ExIra Touch MACkATWAil'" c 1974noris~' TransworldDelivery •FIorlst" 886-8200 885..3000 "'.1'00 £ &1&3 [ 12 a & o a • ." GROSSE POINTE NEWS A.r~: OfficiaZ, Attend JC's Ask Help C.P. Park Emplove to, Be Honore~ Tonight i By lallles I. Njailll !bles, e s p e c:i a Irj golfing, h'lld thls to sl.y about the been vIIT lI'aeiowl to everJ' For Bingo Night Tbere iJ collSiderable sad. which she thinks Is the retlree: ' ODe, eve to tIIoIe who e~e Confal;) in Washington ness in The Park Municipal "g rea test aport in the "She Is" a wonderful periOn ,to the Bure.u to pay viola. Carden' Clink. The Grout Pointe Jaycee Omces, . especially in the world,'" to ,know, SIle baa beea. witb t10D •• Her .miling 'Four Pollitt ~lIla aDd fOU!1d the conference to be sponsored eveniJlgs of bingo Pollee Depal'tment and tbe Thec:ity admlllisu'aUOll the VlolaUon' Bureau fo, 'TbIDlr. you' sort of took the two "tfrom IfIrper WoodI very informaUve, and ,lev. project, which are beld the Violatirch, But II:t ""-~ Junctur e. they tron. She was also assigned treasurer. ~ If Men's GardeD Club: Luclen Nedzl, (D), of ,the V. S. Department of Labor, are hop1l1( to have mo~ sup- the .duties of a clerk.t)'pi:.l "Mrs. Hiller, bas been a ..,... ". 14th DistrlcL ~~~ ;~o;;:~"New Man. port from the c.0l!1mumty for and keeper of court and delinite.sset to the commu. ~ SEE OR CALL HIM AT. . . ~ 'Ibe II i chi can officials the . two rernamwg S p.m. violation records. nily. always smiling, regard-""" On Friday. the representa. !lffaus. Shortly Ulereafter, she was Iless how .bard she might ~ tives oC shoreliDe communi. ----- made deputy court clerk to work," Mr. Slone said. "In .16700 HARPER ~ 4fh Successful Season tiea heard timely talks 011 Pleads G,uilty ausist Mrs. Delia ,Monoghan, the years she has been wIth. '". "Problem. on the Great the regular court clerk: the city she bas served the .. 0 ,"", Lakel," given by the Honor- To 2 Charges When Mrs. Monoghan re. commuDIty .well. We cer. T U 1 -760 J4 able Christian A. Herter, Jr., tired in June 1960, Mrs. Hil- tainly wish her all the l~k ~ ESCORTED $499 chairman of the U. S. Sec. ler w~ ~ppointed to succeed in he~ retirement." w W lilt lilt lilt lilt lilt lilt W 1IIt 1IIt W tieD. International Joint Com. A 2O.year~d HarPer Wood. hU'. Police Chief Henry Coonce ...... ¥...T:.,...,...,...,..'T''T''T'T "Total mission - U. S.• Canadll; man, Louis Michael Dittmer, Mrs. Hiller is a native of ' , H 000 r a b I e Frederick O. pled guilty to recIthSl clriv- Detroit' and _ graduate of I ' , l ~~U::'L:;:!~~~~~~~~~~~~:g~~~=i~u.::er:..:~:~ / a.IIL REPP.R'll Uon; Colonel Early Rush. as. Municipal Judge J. P.tri~k yem before she married . .iltant director of Civil Denls, .ltt1nl in {or ShorN Edwin M •. Hiller, '. Detroit DOWITOW II..." 'Ill CANADA Works, Upper Mlssls.ippi Re. MUDi. cipa1 Judge DoU&luS~ b.. s.s exe. cutive. iD Janu- . I. • lID I lion OWce of the ChiefJ of PateNOU, 0 n WedDuday. ary mo. .,' Western Rockies 1974 ED&iDeera, Army COrps of, April 24. .. She Ilu two sOns by her " tBllineers, and George K. ,On the rec:1d"" clrivblg tJrg marriage WJlliam Mc- I 0 • Y T ~-- M 0 "Mole" Fa o' Bernstein, administrator of ebarge, he wa. fiDe Now•••no,bankpaJSa "- highl:r rate ofinterest on I. : sayings than NUD! U~S.D_A. PRIME BONELESS ~II $1 I 49 I Denver POT ROAST ~~~~), •. I BELL RINGER HASH (4 '05 Mrvingl) 1/3 cup bulter 2 Y, c",nleftover roosl beef, 2 alps raw polaloes, cuI in ~-inch cubes cut in V. .in. cubH 1 medium onion, choppe'd 1/2 alp thick .... , !lravy l/a lip. thyme (or ~ (1 O~-oz.) con of beef 1/2 Clip,ed loble wine with bolte, -pI 1/1 tip, freshly ground pe'ppe' Dash garlk pow.r 1/2 tip. salt MelI !MIttor in hea", Iidlel, Mi. IOmcining ingredients; 111m into skillet. Place Ikill HORMEl's CANADIAN (Style) $ \ BACON ANY SIZE PIECE 1.89Ib. o On Savings Ccrlificalcs wilh a maturity or .CHiciiitiREASSTS $1.391~ four years in amounts of SI,OOO or more, CHICKEN IN " MINUTE 2 Whole chick." b,eosll,benecl and .plir 4 ... yollr., 1/3 cup Sherry 1/2 alp laulter, 1 peulld m""'_s "iced 1 cup cream, Salt and pe'ppe' Cook chicke" brealll in !MI"er alld Sherty, woll covered .ver lew heat, unlil almost tender, 10 to 20 minu,". Add mushrooml and ceo" 3 minutes more. 'Boot cr.elm and O FOR. A HIGH 'ROTEIN ECONOMY MEAL MICHIGAN SMOKED On Savings Certificates Wilh On ho\ h Re~lIlar Passoook a maturity of one. one-and-a' SlIvings illld our NIlD Ever~'- C ,half or (wo years in amoun(s Day Iniercsi Accounl-lh(' NAVY BEANS 59('b. PORK HOCKS S9 lb. "of S1,000or more. savings accounl that makes you a lilt Ie richer every clay, Head (lOX Snowhit. Lg•• NEW FLORIDA 0 CALIFORNIA SWEET MonepnUer Aftoun~ ••o~ lluking Better '"' \bu• CAULIFLOWER 69~. CORN 10:, .Federallaw.and regulatton prohibit tile paymelll 01a time deposit pnor !o maturity unless three ,!"onth~of the inferest thereon isfmfeited P."ona'iled ~. ",MA."L'r ...f,om C01ilorn;0. MfmbcrFDIC and tnterest on the amount wahdrawn is reduced lolhe passbook ra/e. Gift .. , "'''6'~Good Fo, Any O((os;onl • 1.._, __ ••• __ .--, ... i., e 7%7Tn'STm-ree '. bdb siFr ' GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, May 2, 1974 P.g. Sia , ~~~~~~m ~:~~i~~~~~b~aI..~!~~:$*~**i "lane cones" to be placed 50 emergency or a fire in one BEAutifUL THIS YEAR of the bomes,' the only access i ,,"..A WEEICDAY HOURS: < feet apart in southbound ~ OPEN Lakeshore and three-overtime to which would be ~>n I.:a.ke. ~ Norm Gangola Mort., Tues., . shore. If there were a fire, ~ Wec:I., Thun., police ofiicers to contro I it w.ould be almost impossible~ General Contractor SUNDAY tra{fi~. ~ 9 o.m. to 7 p.m. In discussing the event, for a fire truck to .get through Iir Painting, Wall Papering, Antiquing Friday 10 A.M. Trustee Daniel Beck asked the two way traffic or the ~ 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. how cyclists would enter the cyclists. ~ Gllue. Pointe It.~ Saturday to bike parade except at the Trustee Beck, who is h~.ad iC'" Wei.. l . ~ 331.t902 lIfhr • 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.~ two terminus points. If a of the .Parks a~d necreatlon lit lit lit lit lit W. lit lilt lilt lilt W. W. W. W. lit lit lilt 5 P.M. group of cyclists t r led to Committee, said he would 'TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Pricet.Good thrv TlIfl., May 7th. cross the two-way traffic on discuss the event with his ------w. _",. ,... ritht hi southbound Lakeshore, there group. The Shores trustees limit 1IlhMtitift. would be a oefinite safety promised an, answer to the threat. Trustee Carl Hedeen Girl Scouts before they go emphasized that a Sunday before The Farms Council to THE NEW ROUND afternoon in June was one of secure the southern part of the heaviest days for traffie Lakeshore road which is in 'I,I on Lakeshore road, eVen with The Farms. :/ all four lanes open to auto- "We certainly would like' AIR CONDITIONER ,t mobiles. to support your project," '." Another problem mentioned Trustee Frank Colombo said, " "but we have to think of The " Shores' responsibility." '. THE BEST MO"EY " Club to Sturt The Trombley Girl Scout U.S.,D.A. CHOICE BEEF Troop will go before The Tennis Clinic ' Farms Council Monday. May CAN BUY••• :' 6, to present its request. If negislration for the Neigh. they secure permission from The Shore!; and The Farms. from I horhoad Club Tennis Clinic '." RIB ROAST then Mrs. Price said they :' I starts Saturday. May 11, from 19 a.m. to 12 noon, No regis. would go to the other three. I~' ,I 'Irations are accepted bdore Pointe councils to receive Ihis date. The clinic begins support for the community 6.7thRIB Monday, June 24, and runs bike day. for five consecutive weeks. Available WVi.£RS '., CUT' $ 09 , SAVE It ends Friday, July 26. Three cOllrt sites lire avail. Pair Charged Now at \ '." BMOJIADB .45.01: 40< \ L CA.N able this yea r: EllVorthy With Larceny ., PER POUND Field, (four. courts), North PRE- .' I MIX LB, I ., . High School. (two courls) . SEASoM . and South/High. (two'courts). Two 17-year.old St. CI:..;r I S t e p hen i e Prychitko will Shores youths will be ch"rge .' SAVE EASY TO STORe 20~ C PER SEl F- PROPELLED POUND Mo_ out f.t ... handles lik. a e:tlarm. Th .... , nothing •• ier than stroUillll behind a Mlf. propelled LtIWIl-8oy that does 11I1 the ~ fc, you. All you do I. steer. Maneu".,.. around f.nces, thrubs. Ind f'owe" ... turns on a dime. Th. erea1ft! in good lawn grooming' BY THE MAKERS OF JOHNSON AND EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS. HOURS: THE LAWN MOWER PEOPLE- 19815 MACK AVE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS PHONE TU 1-6233 ..... ~ I no • - .. ' .,...... . ,,' [~PRICE/S . AmlANCE & FURNITURE' .The Smart New. Look in Comfort , . '2•• 1,CK AYE. St. Clof, She.... 775.2728~ ...... •00 I ,~ : ' • ' .' ", : iLA:Z-BOY@, .la-Z-Rockeri, ' •• ". '.' . _ J , ••.• I , ;'itROcJts , :: " ,.' ' I , .. , :.• IT SWIVELS .... ,-'. . nt*\tj~TlL1S '.<' ~,' . * IT FLEXES ITS " '~~K~FORYOU' .;.~;.. '.:< :: . . . , ...... ;: .;. . , . . . I Enj~y~o~~ta~amg:'savings on the i '," . . n..ew:est of La~Z-Boy's creations • • .i . . , Ith~~.~.~~~~r~ :I~ swivels. tilts,; ~. ~d:~~~k gently hUHs to ; , ~ ." ~~ . . ,thai ~rl~~ angle ~f comfort. The . ,',' L..i.~~,~'av~ilable in thethree \ ,', ~.. . .' bea~iftilltyles shown .•. styles that' :" ~i1l,ciJtn~~~ent any roqm decor . • ' ", .' f. .' ': . ,CQme in today and take advantage .'of' O'llT special introductory price. : But hurry, this is a limited offer! The Smart New Look in .Co1tJjOrt : PRICE'S " . ,'''UANCE It FURNITURE 2J2OiMACKAVE. St.ChIi,.... 775.2728 -_._._-~_ , ~ ;, i ','" ... , ' / GROSSE POtNTE,' NEWS Wood. Hire. Three Officers Receive Reply to SOCial Services Resolution HARPER WOODS L1011SClUi ------.". ,'I Three DeW office,. jolDed ment from Macomb and has [n r e ply to a previous ices Board. i»mmunUy" - the Nortbeut t10D CouncU). FLEe appell~ NORTHEASTDORon LIONS QUI 'ftIe Woods Department of received a B.S. degree in Woo d. Council ruolution At. the r e II u I. r meeting Guidance Clinic, 17000 Eut earUer th1I yelr before tip PubUe Safety ta.t month. Police Adminlslration from which peUtiOJ1ed the Wayne Moliday, Apri115, the cOWIocilWlrren. five Pointe eow»eUa to -. They're Jlicblel VanDe. Wayne. CouIlly Board of Health to unanimously referred t b 1. Dr. Ravitz Ilso stated he city f\IIIdJnI for the1r P't &in.te, 26, who .larted ~ • fie wa. previously employ. re-e.tabllah the men t a I letter to the Committee of WIS 'ure the Wayne CouDty ,VIID'. At p'reIeJlt ..the OI'I~. SIlnday. Aprll 21;. Walter ed as a production worker at beaJth, cOWJltling and other the Whole for fLlrtber Itudy HeaJth Depeartme.oU aDd the IutloD's req\lelt remaiJjs na,eman, 28, who began al. the M and W Management "soelal services" proerama with other material related' Wayne C 0 U Dt y SUb.tance under study by tbe RIp"' • teDdina classe. at Detroit'. Company in Warren. lor eastern Wlyne County, to "social .ervices." . Abuse program would be ill live dties. Crimillal J\lStice In.titute The trio were hired be. the 1010111received a reo In biJ letter, Dr. Ravitz touch with tM council with " d'O"'~M 0 n d a)', April 22, and cause of the upcoming retire. .pooae to their petition from said, "OIle of the vel')' best respect to the services they Anybody who hiS the. miDI (. G\G. .-\0 'ftIomll Morawski, 23, who ment of Officer Albert Abend Mel Ravitz, Ph.D .• director, mental health service aaen. can provide. it' h 111I ttarted cllsse. It Oakland on Saturday, June 1, and be. Detroit.Wayne County Com. eles in our rejioo" is aVlil. Tb.~ requeat eminated from to do it, ean - 80 • IV , Community College Monday, cause of the resignations of munity Mental Health servo abie to "dtilcllS of )'our FLEe, (FamUy Li1eEduea. the miDd for it that eouJl~ O",\~ April 29. Douglas Dosmas -and Fred. t~\'" Public Safely Director erick Lovelace earlier this Henry Marcband .aid both year. Officers Halleman and Mar. . aWltl need more training Trio Injured " \1e~ hours. and they will be sworn t ill sometime during mld-JIIM Io.Car Accident * SATURDAY alter they complete their COFFEY. CADILLAC dasses. All three men are EVERYONE MAY 11th currently on probation for Three youths were injured alter their car smashed iDto WELCOME one year. 1 Lak WE'RE READY WITH DETROIT'S * 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. "I leel the add1lion of these an Edison pole a ong e. " 1 three men will complete our shore road Sunday alternoon, . ff rt t April 28. department 10 our e 0 0 While travelling north on LARGEST SELECTION OF strengthen the department ' HARPER WOODS LIONS CLINIC! professionally," said City Ad. Lakeshore, the driver, David * Eastland Auditorium ministrator Chesler E. Peler. Wayne SUlphin, 18, of st. "AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE LUXURY CAR" sen. "We're very pleased to Clair Shores, told Shores of. ' NORTHEAST DETROIT LIONS CUNICI ficers he lost control of a employ men of this caliber, 1913 Vega as he entered a • 11012 Chatmen who have Obtained various college degrees." l'harp curve and was down. Iht Notlonol Soc~ 'or I.... PUl:~nt;on o. sw.d~u h.a.~ Of\f\OoUlKtd pkn", ~ 0".' Off Ice r VanDeginste, a shifting. Th~ auto left, the I,.. ere ... o",i"Gt~1 und., ttt. Sporltcu'ihip of Nor~lt o.tr~ UonJ CJl,Ib. 0"'; Ha,$*' Woods Uc:tM Club bet""'Ht1 IN ~Ni of 9 A.M. Gnd " '.Mo. Of' So." rdor. Me 'f II. South High graduate. receiv. roadway and crashed into th~ SpecifM:oWy. IN SofI.ty is (on(ern" wid. Glcu;como. t.... ,"dinU co",. of blHldl'l.'" ed his B.A. 4ell'ee in So- pole. causing extensive dam. ,. ~ odilln. in Iil. Ut.il.d SIOI.t. Tke belt dt'f.nM Gicl",' ~OInO liOn 0"nuo1 '74 i dol"'"' from Ohio University age to the aulo's frontal arel. I ::o:::=~t~.~r::y~~,~:::~~yC:~ht~~Ny G~rto"'1;.~n ~:U~~kJ~::;;i:Oi:' In i~o. Police said the youth didn't •, ~,dly r.c»KtoQt>., hut wi'ftout p,~r lr.alm.rot it con • ..,.Iuo~y' '.'utl in bllndtlfllo. , TM .... ioit."'.'" 001I"';' ofllidiol) is of ~:ol int.re,' to ,h. Nottheo., (;on. 'Ow. ClInG He bad been a member d admit to excessive speed. l~IMEDIA" , . , ., TE DELIVERY ON MOST.." MODELS ; Ha,~ WOQ<:h Uons CI",b Co-5PO'l50f, oj 'he frM ["nK. hcouse of tft.e lion, HId ...,..,., At the scene, 0 ff i e er • ~ in ..... '-, ift ~"'de\y,.u, Glt. "' .... 01 QlI .y. dil'OrlieM. t+l. Club, wi.IJ mointoirl 0 IotOtl the Detroit Pollce Depart. Archie Grieve. RoolllJd. to otd ~ p'of,s~1t(I1 <10(10''1 _"0 wjfj be ot the ~otiCHll 01 I~t houri mtnt.iotlitd. Klotz , Jheo •• ominghOtl u1ol.lQI:~10l'l QJlly l'l'Iin",tfl ment's nth precinct since and Corporal Du Fronczak AND WE NEED YOUR TRADE-IN NOW!! " lIno until joill1ng The Woods found the )'oulhs, who also ~:• Public Safety Department. Included Raymolld Frederick '. He wu asalgned to IpeclaJ Borgu1a, 19, of Warren, and ~: operatiODl with Detroit police, Michael James Sweeney, 18, FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AND THE :~ wbere he received four of Mount Clemens, on the ... departmental c:ommendatioDs ...... A "At """ d 1100 ", for outstandill" pOllee work. 6'- uo: ween I...... an ,\, for MOTHER'S DAY .. Lakeshore. BEST DEA~ EVER, HURRY ON IN ... The officer. and b1s Dr. Helen Nutting of "" \Vile, Lake. .. . She'll love her own persona'. pocket -size Nina, also a South lI'ad. bave shore road, was administer- Sony radio, with AM.FM and continuous one daupter aDd live in De- iJljr lid to the trio who were ". VHFWea,ther Broadcasts . .} troit immediately transported to BUT 81FORI- YOU BUY OR, LEASI- " ,Off ice r Hageman, who Bon Secours Hospital, police lives in '!'be Farm., Is a said. South Btah gradate, 'too. On Monday, Apr:l1 29, the BI SURI 10 VISIT ••• t Before join1n& the pubUc ho 'tal rted S t h i s...... department, he work. 'PI repo u P n J -"~.l' wa. in .GOd eoncUtioD liter ed, at Chrysler iD production auffam, a fractUred arm ~ controL ..... Ie ._~ b 1 ~ He boldl In •• ';'•• 'ate of tw\& g ..... a r a. 0 D', ...... Sween.y wu re~rtecl 1Jl fair ; arts deln!' from Macomb condJtlO1l w.lth I Itacturld " Commllll1ty Colle". bas a left le, aIlC1 • pou1ble Itae. ; COFFEY CADILLAC B.Sdegree inBUI_' Ad. tured 1kulJ, plUi abrulw. lniD1ati'atloD from WQDe Bor.u1a .. as treated aDd re- ;~ State University IDd aD M.A. lea.ed from the hoIpltal, : in Man'lement from Wayne. O1ficers added 110violatloD 3180 E. JEFFERSON964.6811 Olficer Haleman a1Io IttelUl. wa. l.. ued In thll fDeldlllt. ,', ed the University of San -- _ ,', Dlelo Sehool.of Law for OIIe year, o ff 1e e r Jrorawlkl, who :;~'. Jive. ill East Detro1t, 11 a ~!, graduate of East Petrolt ,', " HiIh SChool. He buln allO- ',' elate de".. In Ifw EDforc •• ::~: ! : BowawItII"ndell.s8ale1 - " Offer E~pre" ,', ...." :;: To Youtheatre" ,', . SONY TFM.3900 W . . ~ ,', " -:.' e FM/AMfVHF weather pocketabl. radio The Grone-PofDte War Memorial's P1e4 PJpet Ex • • Powerful, sensitive and selective Jerry Baker. • pre.. will uke boy. alld America's ,;, e Stylish case with wrist strop ,Irl., a'l' 7.lf, to Detroit Art In.tJtute', Youtheatre 011 Master Gardener. : • Batteries and ear-phone incl. :; Saturday, May 4, to see the New York Nationl Theltre 95 Company'. pieltntatioll of' r "A Conneeticut Yankee 10 ,'. ONLY '24 K1n1l Arthur', Court." The YOUIIIpeople Ire ask. .', ed to ,ather at the Ceater, .:; 32 Lakesbore road, at 10 The CAMERA CENTER a.m. when the chaperoned charter bus wl1l take them direct!)' to the theatre door. " 17114 Kercheval- After theatre aoers meet .:,. the cast, the bus will return In the Village them to the~eulor1al at ap- proximately 1 p.m. Door.to. 885.2267 door charter bu.s transporta. lion, theatre ticket and Open Thursday Evenings chaperonage Is $3.50. Reser. vations should be made iD :, advance at the Ceuwr office.. onAgrIca"d Control ::• !Jut tll, r(JIII to 6"f fII, II"f... • , wlllllra88 Faad. . While it knocks out dandelions, chickweed and ':.'. Il' Ii I I I I • 24 other broad leaf weeds, Agrico Weed Control - with Crass Food gives your lawn the balanced . --. diet it needs to grow up green and thick. • • Buy it right now during the Down Witl,1 Oan- :\: REMEMBER : delions Sale and save as much a8$3.00 a bag. :>;: LAST YEAR? : Free! Get my Jel"ry Baker Lawn Managi'ment :'::. fi • Guide at your Agrico dealer. 83.00OrE S2.000FE SI_OrE ",,'.:':'..'. . Reg.' $21.95 Reg. $15.95 Heg. $8.45 . covers 15,000 sq. ft. .::overs 10,000 sq. ft. covers 5,000 sq. ft. >. • Now $18.95 Now $13.95 Now $7.45 . ~,';'.',. . ~.. ':,,::.'. : AgrI~o9:iece ofAmerieabeautiful. ,;':. . :,:,. . IIIIICO BROADLEIF :.:--.,.' Why wait for hot wecther? The' 1974 line of whole hou.e air .• 111III carrrROL. ',". conditioning is in now ane: waiting for your ord.r. Iy ordering now .; .. 1 bc-auliful flowers and ~hose plump. juicy vege- I)ann ..lion. rhi ..kw('f'd ... 1o\'..r. wild onion and 18 ',unDI,I." '::: ' you not only say. the inconvenience of MCllOnol delays but yaluable • Tahles )'OU love 10 see in your garden. "grico Gardt'n ""un olher varit'lies of broodh.ar wel'd bilt' Ih .. dust w" ..n '>:.. dollClrs too. Check the.e C1dvanta,es: • Fo:orll!iu'r is r~h In soil.building phosphale. Jusl ("0"10' rou ap~l~ ,\~ri ..o Hroadlt'af ~'t'ed Conlrol. ,\nd un- whai your f1owJ.r or "egelable garden net'ds .• 'or Ihe ,,',. 0 Servin, the Grolle Pointes since 19A9 • , ...- like some liquids Ihal can drifl on Ihe wind and : ...... - " • 0 '8 service and Ins'C1l1otion trucks for fast service r"l'Iuhs you wanl, you can'l do beller Ihan "",rico - dama~ .. n..orby shrubs. Ap;riro got's on dr~'. So iI's ,,::,. 0 Licens.d heating and oir conditioning controetor • (;ard ..n t't'rlilizer. II really works. In 5 lb. box. S 1.19. . safl' as wl'lI as e(( ..clin'. Rafli; ..onlaiR!1 enoufIi;h 10 '. 0 .Soles ond service on all major brandl • or 20 lb. ha"" 14.4,5. ' , ,. cover 5.•HH) sq. fl .. SI.I}5. Save 50' now 8,1.15. ','. 0 Powl'lr Humidifiers • ::',.• 0 Electronic Air Cleaners • o Ga. and Electric Air Conditioning WM. J. ALLEMON NELSONC.FROLUND .: FLAME : Garclen$UPPly• • GCJrdenSuppliesil. • Open Sunday 9 to 5 "owe, Equipment :.• FURUel CO••• • ': -_"O'~~R 571-4610 ,'. 17727 MACK AVE. 881-9085 TU 1-6233 i••••••••••••••••••••••••••1 !. , ! .D.---s----.-....------:--~_.------.~ Thursday, May 2, 1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pa98 Nine I , nae fellow who tells every' ,A guilty conscience is one be keeps his wife' suess- greaUy opposed to the ~xt;en. IIA Roster Lists Three iDg ia probably dancing with sion of the statute of limlta. Obituaries ; her. 'tions. G.P. Officers As Members This dandelion destroyer '••~ .. r,&,....,... ;s;••:6••I'I"rA- '.. CLINTON R. AMLUXEN ~~t"...... ~t':;:" ~ Funeral services for Mr. The International Identifi. scielice and covers Finger. '00 FREE r-A-lInco-,"'I-. A,m I Iix en, 57, of Whittier cation Association, (IlA), is 11r i n t . Identification, Polo. 1::~ SPECIAL Lawn road, were held on Sunday; a very exclusive organiza. graph, (lie detector test), ~h OFFER ... '_rocI_u_Ch.... April 28, at Grosse Pointe tion, boasting a membersl1lP Doc u rn e n t Identification, feeds your lawn too! I United Methodist Church and of 7,500 police officers from Forensic Photography, Lib. Kill Those Dandelions ond other weeds the Verheyden Fun era I Ia w enforcement agencies oratory Analysis and Fire. with a FREEapplication of Horne. He died on Thursday. throughout the free world. arms Identification. I ' Scott!s Turf Builder Plus 2. ,. April 26, at Sinai Hospital. The ,Michigan.Ontario Ideo. On the international scope, , lfiiJ Mr. Amluxen operated his tification Ass 0 c i I t ion, Detective Fie I d said, two , I All you pay is the regular purchase price. a own insurance agency for 28 (MOIA), which is affiliated American Slates, Micbigan ScottSe years, in addition to being with the IIA, is comprised and Washington, and two .. Call 371-3937 R administrator of Northwest of policemen from Michigan provinees of Canada, Ontario Turf Buildere'Plus 2e Ge.neral Hospital for the last and the Canadian Province and British 'Columbia, sub . '.01 •••• • ~~ .. a. ~••.,..~i-:e: -.-.. .:I!'3..t::ID'::I..?u::o: ?.?.•••w. ~ ..~.~ 18 years. He was a nast- of Ontario, with Michigan's scribe to the IIA, to date. president of the American membership standing at 75, The ,MOIA sessions are TVRf" IUIl,OIl:R • Controls dandelions, plantain, College of Osteopathic Hos. including three officers from held twice a year and are clover and 38 other common pital Administrators and he The Pointe. beneficial to local pol ice plus•2 served on the national Board The three from The Pointe agencies in that members lawn weeds BEST VALUE. B,ESTPRICES I of Trustees of Osteopathic are City Lieutenant Robert are brought up to date on the Administrators. Van Tiem, Shores Detective science of law enforcement, • Supplies 'full feeding of Scotts He is survived lIy his wife, Sergeant F ran k Mustazza both on the local and inter- . June; three daughters, Mrs. and Farms Det"ctive Earl national level. Those who Turf Builder lawn food Susan Bowler Mrs. Karen Field, the latter, who with benefit most from the up. •• Weissert and Mrs. Christine the blessing of Chief Robert dating are the citfzens and Wilson; his mother, Mrs. AI. Ferber, attended the spring communities the police of. • Satisfaction guaranteed - or. fred T. Ami u x en; three conference of the MOIA held ficers serve, Detective Field money back brothers, and three grand. at the Brlarwood-Hilton Ho. pcointed out. children. tSP.unl,daAynn,ApAn~lbo25r:28T.hursda)" Chief Ferber, who is a pro. '. GEl O.D'. NOW Me m 0 ria 1 contributiolJs gressive and dedicated po. YEAR 'ROUND liceman and a firm believer PROTECnONI may be made to the Mlcbi. TbeMOIA holds two For. ••• .0.'DlATI gan Heart Association. emic S c I e nee Conferences in keeping up with current NEW Iawp, and the best methods ISEAUflFlJL DILIV'.Y Interment was in Forest each year, one in the spring .eStop Dandelions.Sale VINYL," COATED LaWIi Cemetery. and the other in the fall. The of enforcement, IS an en' • 5 Yi"1 W""INTY thusiaslic endorser of the DACRON • filMS to SUIT • • • spring session ,was hosted by I1A and the MOlA. He also is "AIRICS S1NC11I70 DR. CllARLESB. SHARRER Washtenaw County Sheriff Frederick Postlll. with the a' firm believer in Forensic .. Funeral services for Dr. welcomini speech given by Science, and. other improve • Shurer, 72, of Grayton road, Ann Arbor Pol ice Cbi~f ments along the law enforce. Save $2lti~~~b~j~ 21.95 were held on Monday, April Walter Krasney. ment line if it means better I.'s 'IHing Out lim.!. 29, at the 'Verheyden Funeral Willlam McDaniel, chief of service to the people of the Save $1 on 10,000 sq ft bag (41Ibs) ~ 15,95 - • Home. He died on Fric\ay, 11' a y n e Slate Vniversity's community. Save 50~ on 5,000 sq ft bag, (20l/2 lbs) &95' 8.45 .(jfi Browse April 26, .t Deaconess Hos- Public Safety Departm~nt, , t'" . t pital. located on the university's 0,... SuMeys tO:OO to 4:00 nau lea./ t S the' A 1925 lIUaduate ot Detroit campuJ, wa,s elected presi. College of Medicine, (now deDt of the MOIA for 1974, ind , ship'. Wayne State University Meel. succeedini Chief Inspector A. WE DEUVER leal School), Dr. Sharrer was J. Barney Wart of the On. 01 ~ .. $S ., ... ~ulho_~ ..laD.. (jJ .t . , UpIn ;es.. .w' h•• 1 on the staffs of Deaconess, ,traio Provincial Police. Six oa c£ r lt- Deetors -and Cottage Hos. members of the organiza. ERICARD' . ' pitals. lioll'S boa r d also were ROSLYII • D~kloy's Spredrose Born liD Pittsburgh, he is elect~, three from Michigan (~sy Course piott.,' III survived by bis wife, Elle.n and three from Ontario. .. • Sperry Topsidor IIARIlEI A. j four daughters, M r 8 • Deteetive Field, who was -~ Sof.'y Boot Shoe. 0IiI., hi rIM Woods ~*'t!~. Carroll Frye,Mrs. Suza~e the onIy one able to attend "Tile lowlI Mow., '"P'-" , • Blnoculo", Mann, Mrs. Sally Engle Iud the conference, said that of fl. MAClet • ...,. ... • Ship'. WhHI TaWe. 'Mrs. M~rry Miller, and eight the' several speakers, th e •• 3611 19115 ,MACK AVE. - tU 1-6233 grandc1U1dren.' m 0 s t interesting was Dr. • Noutlc .. 1 Lam pi • ' Selh Thoma. Morine Clock ... nd Barometers . H ••• ~~;=;Loveless, 62, ~('rmerly of Forensic~%~~tScie.nce is an exact t.f.!.RADrAI'S'~~Oniroy""'~al~'l\.'• .. 11:, Naflfic'" But Nic. ~~~~:;ao~~~~~::~e~~~~ !~~ . Steel Belted RADIAL PLY WHITEWALLS r~~ .".'r. GotIt, on Thursday, April 25, .at the Brownell Offers .' . ".. iliP'S ..WHEEL FAMOUS NORPOI! 5 hili., $4Itb wltll tht .1..... lloetl $42~50 VALUE•••• $32.50 :~".,~ Only 119.951 .. ~oh,e $24.50 ~~i~i;~f.~;i; 4fo;7i s911 19605 t-bck TU 2-1340 I .4;~~.i49'\ siSter; one brother, and nine Judson will present its 16th '.' < o.e" D.1Jy 9-6, ".,5 p."', I..:. grandchildren. . annual Spring Concert to. ;f FACTORY BLEMISHES - i'luSF.E.T: from 3.15 to 3.60 per tire ; #} - ... w" "' ~~t "'ht, ..... ,.y. ]I.. 2,.1 • IDOVEIWlNNf . WOIi'.like ...... - ...~ \ ~~.. ' ~ . milliOliso," JlotA~eriCa:Sfinest IInvhoes. E~F~;~~~J."IRO~. . ijl road, were hel,d on Thursday, Overture" by Peterson- 101. ,::: JA1J..~t¥t" ,,~ !Ie", '::: , to make yqur, April 25, .t Our Lady Star lowed by "TanlOtoon" ar. ~.: BE[JED Ii~ A ,~. ~. • .. ..~C" '.'::. Clinflation '.. of the Sea Church. He. died ranged by Kinyon. "'; ~~ p ~ ~ .:. . ganlen" . onM~~J:raid~P~lfpresident ch~fr~t~~c:r:&~~~:; 1.1;.: WHITEWALLS . "'.~ ~.~,~ ,.:tI .•.....? j~~ f a.growing .. of tbe United Engineering in State festival competition • ;' •. Company and vice'ilresident on Saturday. May', will ;~; E78.14 24.77 WHEEL ." ~.111 J> SUOC4'SS. &:::, '~ of B and L Plastics, Incorpo. present three numbers in. ::: F78-14 25.84 ;. ::: raHire:,lS'~W'Vlth~edwarb:enhis"wife, eluding Diemer'dS "Youth::: G78.14 27.16 l' .. /~st'-2 " Overture," "An ante fsoo m '.' BALANCING ....::'~:'. Nora: three SOI:il, Gordo~, Sonantina, Opus, 48, Number to H78-14 29.11 ~.::: I' t~::.:; Philip, Jr. and John; four 1" by Pleye! and Holesov- ::: J78-14 31.65 :::: daughters, Mrs. Gary Shaft, 'sky's "Bratislava." ::: Mrs. Terence Miller, Judith • G78-15 28.08 S150 '•:::. i; and Carol; his mother, Mrs. The "A" Band will con- ::: H78-15 3Q.19 ::::: r.~.~~ Jennie Cataldo; two brothers; elude the program with four 1:1 J18-15 31.39 '," ~:~:~ , "'~' ..~_/" ~I three s is t e r s, and three selections. "April Holiday" • 32 3 each ' ...' .'. I /:? - ,.~ ' ",. I r, .grandchildren. by Jackobo'ce will "- fol ::: L78-15 .1 -I ::: 1 iJC' ::: I i1.,. f_E.T. fTom $2.11 I. $3.60' f ::: , 17-'Y:~'"-r{ ,f Interment was in Resurrec. lowed by "Three Ayres From '.' • • i tion Cemetery. Glouchester" by Stuart. ::: Opon doily ~.-f;:.."..". l~ • • • Other "A" Band selections 'II .:~ MRS. RUTH MISBRA are Bratton's "Teddy B'ears' Funeral services for Mrs. Picnic" and "Russian Music l'/~ Mishra, 40, formerly of The Suite" by Gordon. Pointe, and more recently of The public is invited to at. Okemos, Mich., were held on tend. Tickets will be avail. ~ Monday, April 29, in Ea3t able at the door at a cost of ::: '. ..' 1 "SINCE 1946" ; :::: (L ":~ Thursday, May 2, 1974 P.g. T.n (?ROS';r;: POih!E NEWS . ~ive and take is a ,ood 1 other III)' tries to do a1l of Pierce Wins State A.wards I F'ocus on Elworthy Field l;hurcll.' Sl~tes Bible Study creed to live b)(. until the the tatinl. , 'place !'1r his iron and gla,s ----.---... .•. : ' .' men of St.-J -a-m-e-s-I-MUrphy of Christian Tea~h. Pierce Mid dIe School The brought home eight awards tablel. and Kathy Hall won (CoaUD-iae4'ralD Pale I) Cit)' A~)' Rtcluu'd '.Hints Lutheran Church, 170 Me. J ing. Ministry, This. te~ching' for, TlteMa.. WIto H.s second for her lamp. league, diamonds, at no cost then IClvised tile councIl, thaI. :,1ii!3n road, are sponsoring: will be. nOIl.denol?JmatlOnal. . (to do around llouf~,"""'".. ) from the Stale finals in the tit. to the ~ity. . an)' plan adopted would lave a ~I,ecial Bible Study during The sessio!ls WIll be held 12th annual Michigan Indus. (or perhaps your wife) Ron Herndon also won a The m8lte.r ha~ been ta~led to be c:orttln,gcnt o~ the ~p. the coming six. weeks on on six.cons('culive Wednes- ,'tEfORE THE WEATHER trial Education Awards com. third in the sheet metal class due to re8ldent 8 o~jectJo~s proval of CIW Poli~e Chlcf "Cbrjstian Discipleship,". for days, from 7:45 to 9 p.m.,' reminds you its time to paint the outside of the petition held last week at the for his outdoor grm, ove.r the proposed site plaJis, ~ndrew Teetae~, wbose. nf. men women and youth seek- beginning May 8, and run. home, again, call us first!! Michigan Slate Fairgrounds, Winning a third in the which showed the dugouts fu:ers ~ouJd be 10 charge of ing spiritual growth, ning through June 12. . We will behappy to discuss the many time and money Winning a first Wl!S Brian fiberglass classification was ~ould be clo~d on t h r e e surveY1l1g ~ area. , The presentations' with dis. The public is invited to at. saving advantages of exterior architectural aluminum Slusser for his go.cart en. Richard Parks who made a ~des, hThlt nelgh~rs. wanted The poll c e, Mr. Rinks cussion will be led by Jim tend the sessions. building products over the shortcomings of paint. 'tered in the transportation hockey goalie's mask, e seers cons rueled so stated. would be knowledge. vehicles classification, Ross they would be allowed to see able about which plan posed Murray won second place in The second Pwrce girl to U th thr h th HHCdE~ win was 'Marinell Sosnowski a e way. oug em the greater dilIicuUy as far ...... 6... this 'division, who won six.th place with from their homes to make as keeping the groll!lds safe. Roofing. Gull.ring . Awnings. Aluminum Siding and Trim. Railing In the wrought iron class, her initial ring in the alurni. sure gro~p~ could not COD. Councilman Felters moved 17901 E.Warren 882-3100 Ron Herndon won second num grlJuping, greg,~te inSide ~nd smoke that the two 'existing dugouts -- ~ ~ mkearlJuana or drmk, ~nd to be recons truc led. according 'rom Patzer won fourth in ~p all eye on thetr own to Mr. Harrison's~s e can d I the copper and brass division chhlldren who 0 f ten play plan. The-backs of the shel. with his ring. t ere. . , ters would be open 'with Buzz Van Almen, the melal The council had tu~ned the fencing covering them. The If you're physically unable shop teacher, said his two matter ov~r. to Mr .. Kress. motion was passed 5-1 bach to stuJy, along With Mr. ..' girl students were the only Harrison and the residents, The nega,tIve vole was cast to go to' the Grosse Pointe ones to win among the 2,257 Mr. Harrison came. to the by .councilwoman JeaD~lle entrants. meeting armed with two reo Du!fldd ,who opposed ta~g The contest is sponsored vised site plans, any '8ctionb e for e Chief by The Detroit News and' the The first, he said, was the Tee.taert had a chance to PUBLIC LIBRARY · · · Michigan Industrial Educa- one recommended by th e reView the plans. tion Society, Projects on dis. architect. Jt proposed that IliDk Construction play. include metal and wood the dugout be enclosed on In other Elworthy Field ac. crafts and every household three sides, as requested be. tion, the council unanimously , . . the Library _is now taking the object imaginable, even a f 5. Residents of the City of Harper Woods shall register at the office of the Clerk of the City of Harper Woods, 19617 Harper Avenue, City of Harper Woods, Michigan. 6. Residents of the Township of Grosse Pointe shall register at the office of the Clerk PAUL McGLONE of the Township of Grosse Pointe, 795 Lake Shore Drive, Village of Grosse Pointe SEWE~ Shores, Michigan. 'ROUBLE! This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe CIR CADILLAC Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan., 20903 HARPER 881-6600 Joan R. Hanpeter JUST IORTH OF VERIIER Secretary Dated: April 8, 1974. Board of Education I 5304 KEtCI1£VAl • Y1'12 .'070 \ 'SIns 7 m5rV! -S' J ; rr!' ,. 'P' - " $ __£---..s------...... ------~~---~." ~-~- Page Eleven. • GROSSE POINTE NEW~ : 1 OWNED AND' OPERATED BY EASTSIDE' f , TENNIS Racquet Club ENTHUSIASTS NOW UNDER CONSIRUCIION. , exclusive feat(Jres available to Wimbledon RaCQuet Club Members are: • PRO JOHN COOK ~ USPTA'S '''Midwest Pro' of the Year ..,' f ,..,/ • YEAR 'ROUND AIR CONDIT'IONING TO INCLUDE THE .PLAYING COURTS & LOUNGES , . I • 4 OUTDOOR CLAY COURTS AT NO CHARGE' FOR COURT TIME OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • FULLY eQUIPPED EXERCISE ROOM AT NO CHARGE 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. .Come out and see our plans • 2 HITTING ALLEYS TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME Temporary offices are available • SUN ROOM FOR YOUR YEAR 'ROUND TAN for reservations of court time and at • CLASS ROOMFOR JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS membership 20250 - 9 ,\'\ILE RD. between Harper Ave. and 1-94 expressway in St. Cia;, Shores - other outstanding features to include: Brochures and Membership Applications ar.e available 9 - air conditioned. indoor courts Carpeted dressing room facilities By calling Sauna/s and whirlpools for men and women 3 paddle ball courts 2 squash courts 2 kitchenettes 2 hitting alleys for practice Pro Shop 774-1300 Non-glare, no shadow lighting Ample parking lessons Viewing Galleries or Writing Elevated oir conditioned lounge Clinics Enclosed, supervised children's play area Video tape replay system in Teaching Area Minutes from the f Grosse Pointes Racquet Club 20250 9.MILE ROAD - ST. CLAIR SHORES . ,". ".~' ,', ",.' ,'rJ _',.~_ '.' .~ " ,..-,.' .....,.'" .- ~------._.' .. - .. $ '''-- ", --'.' ..'.....,:-..:... ;.L_l.-.,.~-.x_ !ILa ,'" ._' ...... " ...... ",', _",' (7 ROSS E 4t 0 I NT ENE W 5 '. Twelve PlUMBING WANT PA&ADOUCAL 'G'RA.TES. HEATING .ou UlllortwlateJy it', .Iway. Woods Praises Jacobson's Ho~ts'.MargairetCourt People pr.)' lor the thiDp • Repari, • Ne .. In.lallation they woWd like to have, ucl the Ibort cominl' of men thlt • Waler Heale.. • Disposol. Iorlel I prl)'er of thallks for ... m. to bue the JoD.elt Its Assessor • s.",er/Cleaning tile th1AP the)' a1reld)' hav•. reach. TUl-5809 Wooda City-Comptroller. Aaseuor Frederick G. Horn. fisher received the praise of Wooda MI)'or Benjamin W. P iDlE 0 I and CouncUman ~ RodJer A. Graef lor his ef- forti iD. baving the assessed va\uaUon of the city', Lake Fl'OIlt Park reduced Irom. E~szewski $519,598 to $4lWl,11H1 lor ~~ 19'1.. Tbia occurred at the Everyone loves the reel of plush carpet beneath his regular eouncil meeting Mon. diy, April 15. feet. But before )'OU sink in (your money, too) here are by KEN MEAl)E. .; .: a few fiber faelS you should know. Thicker ruge cOlil 'l1lis is • difference of The distributor in-;~~r-car directs Ihe .&econdar,\ more _ more fabric is used 50 they also lasl longer. $63,<602 for the park which currehl from the induction coiJ to Ihe "arlOUS spar .: Wool is luxurious to see and feel. It springs back and is Is located in st. Clair Shores. plugs of your engine in thei~ pr~per firing order. ! easy to clean. II is most e".pensive. Acr)'lics are ?,.an- Mr. Hornfisher and City Sornetimes Ihe liming in the dlSlrlbutor .needs 10 be.j made ribers closely resembhng wool. They are resilleni Administrator Chester E. adjusted, and sometimes the breaker pomts need 10 ~ and repel ,"'ater-based stains. They wear longer than Petersen contacted F. A. be set The points are very hard worked componentl wool, but cost less. They can be dyed to brillianl colors. De BUI.cher, St. Clair Shores ill vo~r car. If they pre not properiy adjusted, Iher" The)' are static-free. Nylon offers the best abrasion-. City AJaessor, about the wHi nol last as long, as they sometimes burn oul frorilL resistance. II lakes d)'es well and is mildew resi51anl park' ••• sessed valuation on Friday. March 8. consta,nt surRes of electricily. : and mothproof. Polycliters, modacrylics, and polypro- Hard work produces the Hne Dodge cars, trucks.: They explained' the condl. pylene fibers are also available. Shop carefully when ,'an5, recreational vehicles and motor ~9mes sold ati tion of the pool .nd that the buying carpets. Photo by ~~ MahoneY POINTE DODGE, INC., 18001 Mack Ave., 884-721.0.; land was on a restricted deed left to right, second row), RAY When buying carpels, your best values and selec- to be used for a park only. Joining MARGARET COURT, We ha,.e the motor vehicle best suiled to your famd.I .. If it was not used for this who is the top ranked woman's ten- SANKOWSKI, ED HALPIN and MR. needs and budget requirmenls. Personal attention lit tion ean be found at ED 'IALlSZEWSKI CARPt:TING, ROSCH. During the breakfast, Mrs. 21435 l\Iack, 776-5510. We fealure such names as purpose, the properly would nis player in the world (second from given to all o'ur clienlS and we ~an generslly. get y~ur . revert to tbe original owner, Court gave a short talk on her tennis I\IOHA WK, MASLAND and BURliNGTON HOUSE in right), for breakfast Monday morn- fast dl'li"t'ry, HOllrs: Sales da,~y and serVlce.oaIIY., .•:....•. all colors, slyles. pallerns, Rnri tt'~turt's. M)' sons. Peter (Mrs, Edsel Ford). ing, April 29, were (from left to right, experiences and answered questions. 7:30 a.m. -6 p.m., Mondays unlll 9 p.m. f I•. and John, will be happy to assisl you and will ans,"'er On the following Monday, first row), MRS. JACK ROSCH, AG. She was in Grosse Pointe, to promote AUTO FACTS:': any questions you .may ha,'e concerning carpeting. In (Marcb 11). Mr. De Busacher GIE GUASTEALLA, BILL LEWIS, her new tennis wear line on display Have your generator or ahernalor checked when.:,. business since 1913, we caler to eSlablished families contacled Mr. Homfisher and and FRED TRAPNELL, and (from at Jacobson's. you are ha"ing your points replaced.; as well all newly-weds:Open: Tues., Wed., Sat. 9:30- said. he reduced the assessed. \ valuation by the $63,402 \ 6; Mon., Thurs., and Fri. 'Iii 9. ' amount. NHHarriers Margaret Court, Meets HELPFUL HINT. i Club soda straighl from the bonle, not diluted, is Sometimes a b ala n c e d Dump Fraser C.P. Tennis Enthusiasts recommended to remove stains from rugs. Towel dry bud,et is as great an akl to *****************: by placing a towel over Ihe Slain and weight:ng il down health as the best balanced By ll11e& Evalllkl' B,. Kalil,. Dafl is known as the "grand ~ RITTER .. with a book until dry. diet. . Despite the cold and windy weather Tuesday, April 23, Mar~aret Court, ,~, united :em~~tr~~' b/r::~~ ~ ET """" the top woman ienms player ., .' ~ North High School blazed in the world, was at Jacob- U.S. ()pens te.l}DJs tourna. i'~ CHE.. VRO.L ....". I by Fraser, 8S-38, in their , , HAGI'S MARKEl' SOlI'S In.the-Village Monday, ments.. . ~ second home track meet of April 29, to promote her new ~e t~~ .the Virginia IS PLEASED l EZ MORRELL HAM ••••••••••••••••••• L'.99C the season. tennis wear line. Slims Cllcwt .mt;o her tour ~ ~ The Norsemen rmished first But all 'was not business de force by winn1Jlg 13 of 17 ~ .. TO ANNOUNCE THAT in 10 of the 15 events, cap. at the 9 ~.m. breakfast when tournaments. ~ LI. turing all places in both the FRESH.U.S.D.A. PORK LOIN •••••••• 794 interested Pointers !lsked In her Dative Australia, ~ DAN (SOAPY) SOPOLlGA"""" sbot-put end 120-yard high Mrs. Court questions as vat- Mrs. Court .said there were .~ ". D.S.D.A. LEG 0' LAMB••••••••••• L•• hurdles. '1.29 RUnning an outstandlng ~~ ~~: of: :y~:Snn~h~~~=c:r'::~::t:~:::~W~ t .(ir!: WOODS IMPORTS, INC. 15415 Gratiot Avenue 15304 KEtCHEVAI • VA 2.'010 OVIIlSIAS DlUVUY "VAlLA"1 18332 Mack Avenue . GrOsse Pointe Farms, Mich. 48236 , 1 •• ,. L - = • FOO n. .' hi t 'l. ;>If' Thursday, M.y 2, 197. GROSSE POINTE NEWS '. Thirteen .::~: " :1 '", n ,.4 1 1..,1 '.Ii l\i '1", ' 'It. ,!< , :','~ ~ ' i~ .t ;.tf I r , FILL OUT AND MAIL TO MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK I ------,Guardian Building, Detroit 48226 I ,ITO ",A ME OF PRESENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION) DATE • 19__ I ADDRESS I AT SIGHT PAY TO THE ORDER OF MICHIGAN NATJONAL BANK 0 DETROIT 0 LIVONIA I I 0 SOUTHFIELD 0 TROY 0 DEARBORN, MICHIGAN, I I tBAlANCE PLUS INTEREST) $ I From balance standing to my credit or subject to my control as per the I enclosed passbook No, I L s.u.. A~S .I Where am you get the highest legal This account pays you a healthy you'd receive $30.30 monthly, $91.44 Account at any Michigan National bank interest paid in Michigan? At interest check monthly, quarterly or quarterly or $375.93 annually. And if Bank office in the Metropolitan Detroit Michigan National Bank! annually ~the choice is up to you. you wish to have it compound into Area. Or just fill in and mail the You get a full 7X% daily interest in Just deposit $1,000 or more for 48 higher interest, just let it remain in bank draft with your present bank our Passbook Account. On top of all months. your account passbook and we'll handle the transfer this, you get bank security, For example, on a $5,000 deposit, You can open your 7~% Passbook for you. NICHIGAII""1. Member FDIC The Saturday Bank M•• ropoIH.n DeeroM Area , MICHIGAN MICHIGAN BANKAMERICARD ~BANKAMERICARD . r------~---~~:--::~-:------~ ~!~~U: J 't'fbO 123 LfSb 18'1 GOOD THRIJ" ...1}17~) * E1"H", PI.l18 FOR MAJOR PURCHASES Mr •• C')PJV1'lo"jlfrJ(1 • t , , , "'i"<" " .. Thursday, M.y 2. 1974 Page Fourte... GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe News Miss GP Pageant Finalists What Goes- On ROBERT B. EDGAR D/B/A Anteebo Publishers OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL, Receive MItCh Assistance at , GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 Second CIlia Poet •• e P.ld .t Deuo1t, Mlcblg.n 8y Roger A. Walul guitarist R ic h a r d Wallace, As the 10 linalists in The who wUl 'provide entertain. Your Library FULLY PAID CIRCULATION )Jlss Grosse PoiDfe Scbolu. ment for the even\. By Arthur WoOdford Member Mich. Puu A81oclalJonInd NIUon•• Bdllorl.1 Auacl.lIOD ship Pageant steadily .p. "Gil Finger has put in Wef of ~eDtral IJbrary . Phone TU 2-8900 proach the big evening Sat. much work and it should be urday, May 11, at North High r~gnjzed. He's done one NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE As recently as 1965, In an possible hazards and what to Weekly Newsp.per RepreHI)I.tlve, Ine. School, they have received a heck of a job for ,the girls. 40~ FlCth Avenue New Yorl<19. New York BYren! 1.7300 article in ENGINEERING, do about them. great deal of assistance from He has given of bilJ1lelf 50 , CHICAGO OFFICE the deat!) knell of the bicycle The author also covers buy. :133 North Mlchlg.n Avenue Phone Flnanle.1 4-2114 the Jaycees, who are spon. the pageant can be a suc. soring the event. cess," said Mr. Williamson. was tolled. "The cycle indus. ing a bicycle, (she recom. R()BERT B. EDGAR. EDITOR and PUBLISHER try has been one of the cas- mends the three.speed as a With three more rehearsals Edmund T. Ahee has be. WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER ualties of the rise in living." good all.around bike), learn- to go, the young ladies al. come an honorary member JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY Adios, bicycles! Then, came ing to ride, value of cycling, ready have benefited from of the,Jaycees for his contri- JAMES J. NJAIM ...... NEWS Dr. Paul Dudley '."hile, the !louring and the Deed for seeing. themselves perform. bulions to the event, noted ROGER A. WAlIA SPORTS, NEWS anti.pollution people anq the obeying traffic rules. Ms. ing their talent on tape as the the publicity director. "He's KATHY DUFF ...... EDUCATION, NEWS energy crisis-the New Age McIntyre includes a long sec. organization recently b 0 r~ donating all trophies, crowns I\ANCY KRAMER .., NEWS of American Bicycling was tion on where find out rowed tap in g equipment, a Iid jewelry.... Valente's. to LILLIAN KARR ADVERTISING both video and aural. "Each meanwhile, has. donated tux- born. more about sucbtopics as MARY LORIMER ADVERTISING In' 1973 alone over 10 mil. bicycle clubs, hostels, equip. PAT ROUSSEAU ADVERTISING girl saw her own :perform- edos for Mr. Finger's steer. ance and the reactions were ing committee and for the lion bikes rolled off the as- ment, bike trails and racing CHARLES DICKSON ADVERTISINd sembly lines and industry organizations . .... BUSINESS unbelievable," commented ushers. JOB:\' !lfacKENZIE leaders are conservatively If you want a straight fixit ...... ACCOUNTS George A. Williamson, pag' "Ken Meade. (of Pointe JOANNE BURCAR estimating that tbere will be manual I u g g est ANY. ....CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING eant publicity director. Doll~e), let us US8 an aut()o s JO MULHERIN a 10 percent increase in pro. BODY'S BIKE BOOK, (Ten , . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING '" . . moblle when Karen Garrett DOROTHY SCH!MANSKY . We ~e gethng"down to t~e I recently went through the duction this year. Speed Pr~ss), by Tom Cuth• BETTY BI.OSS01l1 . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING D1tty.~rttty ~ow, he con~m- Village to thank the people ...... CIRCULATION To help you with buyinlJ:, bertson. The author sa.vs if tot. COLETTE KREINER ued. Th~ girls are becommg for their contributions to the maintaining and enjoying you can ride it, you cau fix ,..------more. excited and nervous. as pageant, and to meet the pub. your wheels, you r Grosse it, that bike.tinkering is part th~ flllal touches. ar~, bemg lic. He also is giving us a Pointe Public Library has of bike.loving, besides being .~Troublesome Juvenile pu .on the prod.ucl1on. WV(J car for Karen's a'ppearances purchased a whole shelf of unavoidable. He gives you a r~dlo per~n.a1Jty !If 0 r r I e at other local pageants. and new books on bicYc!:ls and list of lools to buy, then pro- Carlson, who s. pOlgeant mOlS" he plans to give us an auto bicycLing. vi des understanding and ~Nubbed Again by Police ter of ceremomes, aUen.ded a for Karen's participation in The best.known mod ern understandable step.by.step r~cent r~he~rsal ol~ said the the Miss Michigan Pageant," bike book - the most read, !,rocedures for the mainte. : A 16.year.old Woods juve. Michael Ferrence of the g~ls loolt like they ~e. ready stated Mr. Williamson. most quoted, most referred nance and repair jobs. :nile, who's awaiting a Wayne Youth S e r v ice Divisionl thIS year, Mr. WJlhamsoa As! RfCOGNIlE THIS MAN? He is 0 meml:er of our company's 1974 PresidE!nt's Club. One of 976 representatives throughout the counfry 10 achieve this distinclion. These men and women are specialists in financial planning for families and businesses - good people , to know when it comes to planning your future A GIFT SUGGESTION for Mother's;, . ) security. Each of Ihem created nol less than one Day:. a wa~ercolor painting by Susan million dollars of individual life insurance and on. ~5. Seavltt-sUltable for framing and only .~ nuity protection for his clients las' year. . 7.50. The Postmark*-884.0037.• •• • ' YOUNGSTERS! Kimberly Flowers has a Moth. er's Day Special - a charming little begonia basket-Cash & Carry at 3.50. 886-(}300. Beaufiful • • • Paint.eI DONALD B. BAKER, C.L.U. For The Mother With a Flair For Fashion - GENE.RAt AGENT Gerri's 'has Jewelry, Lingerie, Handbags and Daisies 1680 First National Bldg., Detroit-963.3060 especially for MOTHER'S DAY - a Brunch Coat priced at 24.00. 884-7938. NEW ADD/7/0N- * • * Coins and Stamps for CCllIlKton. MA •• ACHU.ETT8 MUTUA~ Come in and see our Needle Point Ex- Wanted to 8uy- ~I"E IN.U"ANCE COMPANY hibit PLUS our new Needle Point special iit Accumuiatio,ll and Collections. CLOGS KIT. NOTE: A Saturday :; demonstration will be conducted by J t "Ou' Four1~G.neralion of florisll" Claudia Clark between 1 & 4. 881-4567. ..- ~.. .\ --_ ....-_..--_~~~-~~~~------_.-.-.=-- ...... -,---...... ---_-~-- ... $--,-_...... "...,,--~...~----.--.--_.._~-.. Th"rsdIY, ""IY 2. 1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Three Generations Await Song Bouquet Schedule Dykema Memorial Concert Reception WiN FoHow Community Music School'. Annu.1 Spring Progr.m Honoring its Lit. Co-Founder The Detroit Communit)" MUlic Scbool will pre- sent its annual Margery R. Dykema Memorial Con. cert at 3 o'clock this Sunday, :May5, in the Lecture Hall of the Detroit IDltitute of Arts. Tickets for the benefit will be availl'ble at the' door, A reception foUows' at WOM •• '. PA ••• the School, John Rand Feature4 10101ltthiI yeu Kirby streets, Detroit. wW be Ervin JilODl'Oe, prin. The building adJ'oins the elpa1 lluU.t of the DetroIt Sympbooy Oreheatra. construction site of the He ."w lie aceompaDiec1 by From Another Pointe Short and to new Center for Creative piaDilt FODtaiDe LalDI. of Studiea, . of wblch the the DCKS faculty, .Del by of View Commumty MUIlc School harpalchordllt Alice LuDler•• The Pointe will be a pari. (~ • p... II) By lanet Maener . The temperature may still be dipping down of MB~~b~~Rr~:' ~~~ 3 O : :.' sinptonn'thgeb u t'S'aansueptefmbeGd r is a SpU~t er away from ored recently by Detroit May. 1 , rog p 0 rosse om ~ women are or Coleman Young in reeog- 1. enthusiastically Thinking Autumn! Thinking Tennis! nitiOD of her citation by the Thinking Autumn and Tennis! . . . National center for Voluntary. Tblnklng ,Tennis and Crumpets. Action as one of the country's pboto II)' Gree0e7 C. K~ . . top volunteers. Bette WlS E" b 'ht ri d in BrlDUDlng with plans to make 1974's Tennis cited for ber efforts 88 foun- nJoymg a rIg sp ng ay MORAN, (s~ted,center), of Prest. and Crumpets benefit a smashing success, the '74 der and leader of the Keep the Grosse Pointe War Me~orlal gar. wick road, Pointe area chairman for T~C committee headed by Mrs. Ned I. Chalat, of Detroit Beautiful Teens by dens are three generations of Grosse the Mother's Day "Bouquet of Song." MIddlesex boulevard, gathered at Children's Has- both the National Center and Pointe's Coolidge family, (left), MRS. to be presented by the Interlochen pital early last month for a general membership ita local aUWate, United FRANK WELLINGTON COOLIDGE Arts Academy Chorale, conducted by Thl. I. Klnk.rooll. meeting of Tennis and Crumpets, Inc. Community Services' Volun- and her son DAVID A. COOLIDGE, Kenneth W. Jewell, in the War Me- II'" She. has a little problem. Oh, her hair looks well There they heard T&C's new goal of a five.year teer Actio: c:nte:. I of McMillan road, (right), MRS. morial's Fries Auditorium Sunday, enough when ifs just been eione. As 10nB as Ihere's '200~OOO pled.ge to ~purchase Children's Medical Named to Ihe All.Mic"I"an DAVID A. COOLIDGE/and 17.year- May 12, at 7:30 o'clock. 'The whole Cardiology Swte outlined .... . old 'DAVID A. COOLIDGE, JR., a family will return to the War Memo- no humieiicy, Or rain. Or stuff like Ihat. Bilt let any . . HOIlOl.. Band/Orclaestra for Grosse Pointe South High. School rial for the concert. of lh($! thinBs happen and - plinkety, plink. here • • • 1974 are Grosse Pointe South SpeeJ,f1eally, monies raised via the neli round. High School student ANA~ senior, flanking MRS. ALFRED D. comes lhe kinks. What's a sirl like this to do? Easy. robin metropolitan ,Detroit teDDis tournament WIll BETH ERN SB ERG E R, • • • ------A girl like this comes to us and gets' her hair straight. be Wled for the Hospital's Cudlae Catheterfzation daughter of the WALLAC"E Mrs. F ran k Wellington ICamp (1928) and Interloehen cently been named to Inter- e~ed all neat and silky and then icky.poo weather Room, In wbi~h internal heart protedures vital in ERNSBERGERS, of Pember- Coolidge, Michigan's "Mrs. Arts Academy (1962) at In- lochen's Advisory board. Will hardly ever bother her at all. If you have a frieh Eoesrsrss sse n SGC. F". amm rrm•••• c.'de ... '..... PegeSixteen GROSSE POI N T EN E W S Thursdey, Mey 2, 1974 .•. i. ~~ociety News Gathered from the Pointes .,.. ~ Grand.Marais Club to Meet FO:,tmercF'arses~cch ,Annual' Luncheon .. .. I Grand Marais Garden Club will precede a conducted I will hold its annual mee~g tour of the Belle Isle Green. . W CI b houles Ind ConserVitory. 'iu',:For oma n 5 U, F;:~~~ois:~ Po~~te A~~~s~~~;'~~:c~h~~S~:~, '~:~i~':~a~ Hostesses are Mrs, J. Ross "L'Etranger," an/)ther in its Club. A subscription luncheon Bush and Mrs. Earl Meyer. current series of interesting ". ,"Members to Model Fashions from Mlrthe's Closet French films, this Sunday ""'~fter Brief Installation Ceremony: Bridge Gimes afternoon, May 5, at 3 o'clock SPECIAL WEDDING , , !'V'" : , Will Conclude Afternoon in the University-Liggett School Auditorium. Lochmoor Club will be setting for the Grosse INVITATIONS 'Pointe Woman's Club's annual luncheon. installa. "L'Etranger" (The Strang- er), a provocative end much.- 20~o,; tion of officers and fashion show this year. The discussed movie based on the party is planned for Wednesday, May 15. starting 1942 novel by Alberl Camus, Se. ollr Iin. of Bridal Ace.noMs too! with an 11:30 o'cl~k cocktail hour. was brought to the screen by . After luncheon at 12:30 ------two internationally known o'clock me m b e r sand eharge of the fashion show, film talents: Luchino Visconti :;'e Ca,.JS'oppe ,.{guests will applaud. as to feat u re clothe. from in the director's chair and Marcello Mastroianni in the 19491 MACK 881 •.4780 ~ :Mrs. Dallas E. NewkIrk Martha's Closet modeled by (AdjOininli loBonbonniero 8okery) 'lconducts a brief installa. Mrs. AUI\IStus Christie, .Mrs. leading role of Mersault, ~tion ceremony formally Carl Lamparter, Mrs. Rus. The late Albert Camus. ~introducing M~s. Stuart sell Phillips and Mrs. Walter born in Algiers in '1913, at. . ICkleth W81'te' a s t h e. J.Bavo1. . tained in his brief lifetime world.wide renown for his Clearance 50% oH on group of , ' W0n:tan's Club's new a:~~~ DHu::-:::t~~ writings in journalism, the selected name brand items _,.pres1dcmt. . provktethe music. novel and drama. His later : ' "OtJ1er officers be in. General party cbairman 15. ~ to works influenced by Kafka, Infant-Toddlers Boys-Girls thru 14 ~6taUed are Mr.. Dlct War. Mr.. Laurence Holmes, as. are .said to have much in \ -ner, - fir s t vice.president, .isted by Mr•. ll':ed E. Mat. Specia/i,ing in od",'i,.d b,and. \ common with. the philosophy . -"Mrs.' 1Joyd 'B'eemer, second zo,. Mrs. Vene Whims will of Existentialism. ~),ice.preSident, Mrs. John W. serve as mistress of cere. , Murphy, recording secretary, monie •. Mrs. Thomas Pear. Sunday's 8 h o.w i n g of ISABELLE'S 16434 E. Warr.n Ave., oppo,it. Alpr TMat.r Mrs. Joseph Chojnowski, cor •• aU and Mn. Hazen Keith "L'Etranger," with English sub:~illes,'is free to Alliance responding secretary, and sbare the hospitality commit- Finalizing plans for Kappa Kap. TU 4.7980 thropy, the Rehabilitation Institute. members. Guests are reo , Mrs. Alexander J. King, tee chairmanship. Mrs. Mor. pa Gamma Detroit Alumnae Assoc1'. Mon. ,hru So,., 9:30 "i/ 5:30 . treasurer. ris DeFour is 1un c h e 0 II They'll be directed this year towards quested to make a $1 dona. f.i Mrs. Jack Merritt is in sponsor. ation's eighth annual Salad Sampler furnishing the Institute's chapel. tion. Michi90n 8onko,d Mcuter Cha'ge 8onkAme,icard Ii ------In charge 01 table decora. luncheon, to be presented Thursday, Tickets at $2.50 each may .be pur. chased in advance from Mrs. Edward Elizabeth CelIS OAR ~~. ~~~~:hc:~\~:~~y ar~::~i~~~ellJ~n:;~~~~on~~ Hathaway, 778.9078, or at the door. To Gather Mondey tee includes the Mesdames Church, Chalfonte avenue at Lothrop Assisting the Mesdames Dangleis and ,*~~(31J,@,*~~el@ l Micklethwalte, Murphy, A. road, are general co-chairmen MRS. Peters are committee chairmen Mrs. i .The Elizabeth Cau Chapter E. Tamerelll, Ralph Urso, GREGORY DANGLEIS, of Moran Harry Sellars, Mrs. William Ludwig, .... Daughter. of the American Sidney DeBoer, James H. road, (left), and MRS. THOMAS PE- Mrs. James Stewart. Mrs. Richard l Revolution will meet Monday, Weideman and John Elias. M 1 ili May 6, at the home of Mr.. Chairman and co.chairman TERS, of .. osene p ace. Proceeds Roland, Mrs. John Mertz, Mrs. Allan i .John Kirsch in Whittier road. of bridge following the fasb. from the benefit are always ear. Hart and -Mrs. Willard Smith. ~ •.~!o-.~essert luncheon wiU be ion .how are Mrs. Paul marked for KKG Detroit's philan- ~ijcher ~ j! , s~fvld at noon. . .. Schafer and Mrs. Charles E. -.~------. --.------"in the Village" ~:.~.o:O~icers and ~hairmen are Backoff. Tickets may.be Slate Faculty Wives Picnic Among volunteers ringing .r.emJ!]ded to bnng their an- obtained from Mrs. Newkirk . \ doorbells this week to help 'iJual' reports to this May Dr Mr •. John J. Kelly. Reser. . ------...--." raise funds for Children's ;.:.',:':-~;mting R parts fz. th. vations must be in by satur'l ~ro..sse ~ 0 I n t e Faculty Ithe entertamme.n.t.. Asthma Research Institute MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 12TH ::: C eetiIJn 't 1 ec g om. 1~ day .May 11 WIves spnng luncbeon and The party traditionally hon, and Hospital (CARIB) are ;':. Is° be. en ~ on ress tv J , ,. annual mee~g this year Willi o~ Facu.lty ~Ives' retiring POI'nters DARLENF. KRATO ';: a 0 given. .' be an experimental departure officers, meludmg Mrs. Tho. - CARDS, GIFT WRAP, CANDtES, AND BOOKS '::: Chap~er memb~rs ~tten~g Participating in ceremonies Ifrom former years: partly mas Buyze, 1973.74president, and her son ADAM and DOR. ::: ~e national me<'ting JJ1. Wash. co~J!1emorating T~nnessee due to rising prices the affair Mrs. Paul Pierron, vice-pres- OTHY SCHADE. May 1 '., l~gton, D.C., were,Mrs. Mar- MIlItary Institutes lOOth will be an informal catered ident, Mrs. William Taylor, through 7 has been designat- '2 DAY SERVICE ON PERSONALIZED :; vm Putnam,. ~rs. Howard birthday were DR. and MRS. picnic buUet. with punch secretary, and Mrs. ,Joselil ed National CARIB Asthma ~;: Reed, Mrs. William Sampich THOMAS E. SINGELYN, of bowls greeting members on Devine, treasurer. Week. STATIONERY, NAPKINS, MATCHES, ETC. ~:: and Mrs .. Cyrus Weatherby. University place. arrival at the LakesOOre Election of new officers ------~;: home of Mrs. John Rohrer in annual reports and plans fo~ HOLLY HOBBY GIFTS, KIM F:RUIT ARRANGEMENTS. ,:i~: ~. . '. Harrison Townsbip this Sat- the coming year will follow ::. urday, May 4, at noon. luncheon. CG-hostesses are I'AtRrIA.""A BETSY CLARK GIFTS Teo,m'lnaUs (Japanese Spurge) .,...::•..: tbInvitatlonsl anhdbdeckor.~tlondsGeMr~'ldHMerbisoLadda~dt dMfSb' emes are unc as e... an ra orr n. assls e y The idool penn_t _ ... n .cunel cow. pf .... , to .,ow In tunny .. wetl PEWTER AND STONE FIGURINES. ',:~.::~ wine botUes. The constantly- Mrs. Frank Ford, Mrs. Paul .. tItacIy I._Ions ...... _ loll.. ... shifting lake scene will be Jablonski and Mrs. Rohrer. G t ..... hoight oJ obout • .... i Plonll inch .. opart. 25.$4.25; ::: 5<1.$7.25; loo41J.95; 1000490.00. PootpIid ...... petdy p.... ed. PlOnu ;- :~:~ ...... tMC1 ta liv. or _'11 replac. - ::?: CAMP ARBUTUS ,,.. up toO 1 MI 'I". ,without 17047 KERCHEVAL ' ... 2-779Ct .:.: d>.,... Prampl "/pm ..... Send for GROSSE POINTE THURS. AND FIt 'Tll 9 P.M• A PRIVATE CAMP FOR GIRLS fJlanl f,,~ .... PEEKSKILL NURSERIES ..:: App!ications now being. accepted .: Bu. e. Shrub 0 .... N. Y. 10588 .. for 1974 summer session from ,*~~(~l@,*~~eJ,@' , June 22nd to July 20th July 21 st to August 17th ~.', Grand Traverse BaV Region, Michigan for information call 881.9442 after 5 p.m. NOUVELLE BOUTIQUE From our collection. Of Nouvelle Boutique separates, Paris-designed by the master couturier, Hubert de Givenchy, for ,Jacobson's ... 8 vivid flowering of :'. red tulips and green leaves JEAN on a long flow of crisp JAMBOREE! white cotton pique ... or NEWLYWEDS white blossoms on brown. ROUND 'EM UP •.. For a casual evening, we Denims, Brushed Denims, The best gift we can give you is good insur- coordinate it with his soft Corduroys, Cottons. ance advice. If you are planning to live in an apartment, you will nee.d a Tenant's PoHcy- white or red rayon crepe irs low In cost and excellent in coverage, And what about car insurance? Are you adequately blouse. Sizes 6 to 14. V3to V2 OFF covered? Are you paying 100 much? We can Blouse, $135 Skirt, $225 answer these and other insurance questions lots of Styles to Choose From! important to newlyweds. Our gift is free expert advice. 1\ could be the , ' most valuable gift you receive. Call us today MIX 'N MATCH for a "no obligation" appointment JR. SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES LI\ CAVANAUGH AGENCY, INC. 1/3 OFF 17190 DENVER AVENUE SOIlS 1:111 I Jacob DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48224 Illli 80nkAmericard and Mosler Cnor e , \-1"(" CASlJ,#\( TV . • n., b Pz» D ., te • b tt M b t • :~ :: ,~.I .• ", /._- u • s • .s • I ."-', Thursday, May 2, 1974 GROSSE rOfNTE NEWS women's Page-by, of and for Pointe WOlDen 'Poised South High Days' Gourmet Oemonstr.tion Plan Breakfast Plw Auc~n For 'Good Old ( from Another Pointe of View Aids' WSU Mad Schoof. .I '!be UnitedM e t bod i s t benefit the Xetbodilt Cbi!. (CoIltbl.ecI fro. Pale 15) Mr•. JOI1 Beekbuls, of Bal. Women 01. Grosse POiDte dreD'. Villae-. II herb tasSero)es and bteacll, relIshei and salad, four road. will asa1st Mrs. UDlted Jletbodist ClIureb are Agape FeUowabip Group in two sittings, at DOOD and 1 o'el~k. Alezander J. W..lt, bome planniDg a breakfast and fun me m b e r I are aeniDI .. economist and lOu.rmet cook. Illctioll for next Xuewy, boetenes. Mrs. W1lsoD. lloin . Mn. Rlrhard Genthy, authority on herbal eook. ing ezpert, at a Gourmet May 7, s tar ti 11g at 9:15 will five devotiool. 'ReHl'Va. ing, will speak prior to and poIt-lUllfheon. She'll Cooking Demonstration ~pon. o'clock, at the Cburch. UDDS may be made tbfOu,b remain avallable throughout the day te eonsult with 10m by Friends 01 Wayne Pa~ipants are asked to individual FeDowshJp CrouPs interested. gourmets. State University SC:hool of bring someUiJng new, or an or by contactin( Mrs. Micbael Reservations for the lunehOD ARE DeeessUy- Medicine to raise funda for ori(inal creation - then to Geyer, 881-5m. bow would you like to ,be faced with 20 leftover the beautifleaUOn of the bid on something different Nunery carewW be pro. Medical School camp'lI at to take home. Proceeds wll1 vided. berb casseroles? ... or. alternatively, flud younelf the Gordon H. Scott HaU of ------_--.-- running out for pizza when you'd promised more SasicMedical Science•• , exotir fue? - and must be !Il by FrIday, May 10. I . Mrs. Unary H. Mleou, of Moran road, Is a«ept. , .The pfOll'aDl beliDa at noon e next M0D4ay, May at " ing them, at f4.50 per persoa. iDfol'lDltion e. , FurtheI" Kitchen Glamor in Grand may be obta1Ded by WIlDg the JUDlor League Of. River avenue. Ticke" at $10 l1ee, 881-0040. per person are avaUable from • • • Ml's. L. Murray Thomas, of IncidentaUy, the Herbal Luncheon is just ONE Berkshire road, 882-7*. feature of Earth Fest, which will run from 10 in Mrs. BeekhuJa will present the morning until 5 in the. afternoon. There'll be ber celebrated Green Frencb . ! ', , ' di~plays and demonstrations, contests, prizeft, an art Sa1adprepared with fresb show, f-?ny rides ... herbs, accompaniment to It s shaping up as Something Really Wonderful, Mra. Walt's crab quiche. a lIGoad News" day for the whole family and the mouaseliJle of sole and whole community. Check out next week's "Pointer SCandinavian torte. I. of Interest" to lear~ more about the entire fair, and EAN. ~.'."It !nQ. All ready to hop aboard and' mo. Maria Dinon, prizes and a General ,I, ('orm.,'" Miss NalK)'" H"ifflr_J tor off to GrOsse Pointe SQuth High Store. Tickets, at $3.50 each, may be -.-'1' FULL SERVICE SALON School Mothers Club's Friday, May obtained by calling 882-6477. Com- TRICHOLOGY LABORATORY 10, "Good Old Days" luncheon are mittee chairmen include the Mes. COMPLETE H~II. ANALYSIS IIIldSlClH CAII.fPROOII.AMS MRS. lACKPETZ, (left), of Kerche- dames Joseph Kinney, Donald Kuhn, ""fUIIING " COWur, val avenue, chairman of the spring George Mantho, Maurice Hogan, UN' 01 benefit, and MRS, HAROLD MAC. George Coticchio" Thomas MerCier, ~lEDV1EN HAil & SKIN HAMER, of Moran road, Mothers Fral1cis Crowley, James Fielding, VJ\! .N CARE PRODUCTS ,Club president-elect. The P81ty be- Caller Worrell, Philip Dickinson and gins at 12:30 o'clock at South High Richard Campbell. 198n MACK J.VE. and will feature a fashion show by Phone:•TU 1.07~1 GROSSE POINTE .are ere. h " . .. performing the newest concept in 'design haircutting , '. : ',' ~young stars who create Today's Look . lor Now People I, • . Just come in anytime beginning May 10 * entertainment *, F", Onlormation CoII 354-4290 Detrol;.Southfillld '18134 Mack Avenue, bet. FiJher and Lincoln RdJ. or 882-6640 G_ Point. ".j' .'" SALE The delicatl freshness.of an "English Garden" in soft, Supercale Plus 2rocount sheets, now at important savings. Blue, vellow or pink on white backgrou nd. 7'1:'x 108" or twin fitted bottom, $6 81"x 108" or full fitted bottom, $7 9O"x 120" or queen fitted bottom, $11 108"x 120" or king fitted bottom, 13.50 42"x38" pillow cases, Pair $7 4'1:')(48" pillow cases, Pair $8 Mr. Coffee makes good coffee faster than any other coffee maker. A full ten cup' decanter in less than live minutes. It's drip made, reslau. rant style collee, Never biller because it's never boiled. Never a messy clean up because the filters are disposable. Get Mr. Coffee for your home or office, It's Ihe lastest selling fully auto- matic dip collel3 maker around. Once you take thal first sip you'll know why everybody loves the colfee Mr, Coffee makes, "'.Ofhll M,. COII"~'" •. , .• ", . exclusive '" hot f -- ,"/ellunoll Ih,' , I.r. you m.kl hol ... ,., ,•• ,,",Iy. p.rfecI 10' hOI _._' ''',1.''1.'1001'1, _ 'If, 0' gele" ••. MR.COOEEM NORTH AMERICAN SYSTEMS, INC ~IS$ll.a+ ... ~.'lt ~"'9"Wt ~tUll IMPERIAL JEWELERS m77 Mer,,, .. ktl 884-2585 ,,.. Gih Wrap on An)' •• ",1 uamn r en &ROSSE POINTE NEWS ThurscNy, May 2, 1974 80ciety News Gathered from. the Pointes " , SpanUh Club Mrs. Daniel P. Walsh Slate Spring Ody,.ey Day Sunday; May 12 Miss Scully Bride MeeuMay6 Detroit lDIUtute of Art s three LIFE IN PAIUS AT THE AVON (LA VIE PAIUSlENNE) ]UNE27TO by Offenbach. SEPTEMBERl is light opera at its most joy- 'he delightfully effer- I A bold, forthright concept in casual crystal. .. colored vescent comic opera, LIFE ful, by the master of the genre. with a rich vitality, shaped with a rugged majesty all its T. IN PARIS (La Vie Parisiemle), With Douglas Campbell and Jack holds the stage at the AvonTheatre Creley. Directed by Jean Gascon. own. Handmolded by e¥pert craftsmen, Madeira crystal English translation: Jeremy Gibson. this season in a new English language is dishwasher-safe and a natural companion to today's version. Offenbach's subject is Paris Also Love':; whaur's Lost, Pericb, ill the 1880's. The talc is a hilarious King]olm and The Imaginary casual table settings. Olive, plum, citron, cornsill~ or confection of farce -with its mistaken Invalid at The Festival Theatre. smoke. Goblets, wines, iced teas, sherbets, tubmlers Contemporary opera and plays at idel.l~ties, disg~ises a~d hectic and double old fashioned paqtig-combmed WIth sumptuous The Third Stage. sp(ctacles and be;)utiful music. Outstanding concerts and , .. at savings. l$e:res'ult is an excursion into an International Film Festival. imptobable, lighthearted world For complete infonnation - a free Goblet, !}ooz. where bored, rich Bourgeois arrange copy of our '74 schedule of ~a balls and banquets at the events -write to Stratford Festival, JulcelWine, 6-oL drop of a fan to deceive gullible Stratford, Ontario or phone . ' hl,lsoands and win the favours Stratford (519) 273-1600. O£lovely ladies. Life in Paris ~~g~l~l~964-4668 1liE FFSTIVAL1HFATRE lliE THIRD STAliE t 1 .. "" , Thursd.y. ~IY 2. !974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ...... c... Women'sPage-by, of and for Pointe Wome~ Ready F(:>rMemorial Church May Tea Anti-Cruelty Association Sllte, Sprin9 Carnival' They'll Be Dancing In Grande Manor 'nle AnU.Cruelty' Aasoela. Orv15 Leidy, of Notre D~. , Uon will hGld ita Innual avenue, ucurrent pre. . . SprlD, Carnival SUDday, MIY Mr. Leidy's wife, Iva, 1.1. . 5. from 2 10 ISo'eJoek It the bou'd member. Hlgblancl Park YWCA, mark. PrIzes will be awa~, in, the opeD1n, at Be Kind '!be Carnival u open. 1o'!,I 10 Animals Week, MlY IS public. . • throllih 11. Proceeds will help purchase Nlmed to the Winter ~:1 , a new .mbullnce and other le,e of Wooster Dean's L1i1~.il'• - equipment W',ently needed CHRISTINA McCREIGHT; ',ol. by the AssocilUon, of which McKinley place. Relaxed after completing plans DREW L. MALOTT. Theme for the for .GrossePdinte Memorial Church. Tuesday, May 7, party is Japanese. The executive committee for "In Women's annual May tea are; (seat~ 'Mrs. Bundesen and Mrs. Maguire are adjacent to the late Anna ThomSon ed, left to right), ,MRS. WILLIAM H. .among Mrs. Sattler's decorations com. The Grande Manor," the HOPE Ship Dodge's Louis XV chateau. Party co- ,BUNDESEN, MRS. HERMAN P. mittee assistants. Mrs. Hulbert is co- League's dance at Rose Terrace" one chairmen STARK LANGS, {left), of SATTLER aud MRS. CLARENCE chairman for the tea following the of The Pointe's last regal Lakeshore Lakeland avenue, and WILLIAM MAGUIRE, (standing, left to right), 1:30 o'clock program in the Church residences, scheduled soon to be BAER flank MR. and MRS. LYNN ,MRS. ,L. .GAYLORD HULBERT, Sanctuary. turned into a condominiumj invited TOWNSEND at the preview fete .. 100 guests to gather for a pre-party MRS, JAMES ~OATES and MRS. AN.; , They'll all be. dancing at Rose Ter. champagne information meeting Mon. race Saturday night.' day bdor"! last at the Ranger Estate ~ ' Catholic Study Club Tratlition needs To Insta" Officers GoodwUI Vans Name Wayn'e Medical Auxililry New Officers " D"I The Woman's Auxillary to Michigan and Michigan State The Catholic Study Club of R0 II~ng. QI Y the Wayne County Medical University and to the Helll'Y "some friends., Detroit will hold ita iDstalL1. Society wlll conclude Us 46th Ford Community Conege Hen,yford believed thaI a vilal part of our herilall:e wn luncheon and card party Now th~t spring is in full year of community service School of Nursing. at the Detroit Yacht Club. 011 IlWing Goodwill Industries with a luncheon meeting at Auxiliary members .110 i and lradhion was represented In Ihe IhinKs Ihal earlier '. Americans made with Iheir hands and used in every. Belle Isle next Thursday, trucks are out daily collect- Dearborn Country Club Fri. raised over $1,000 for the day Iivinl- Many of Ihese objecls have- been preserved MlY 9, at 12:30 o'clock. 'lng quantities of assorted day, May 10. American Medical Assoela. I<,MBliRl.V KOHNf;fl for this and future generations al Greenfield Village Reservations __r e neces.household discards which Following a talk by past tion Educational Foundation 20311 r-oI.a(,kat l."ch'rloor TV. &"",g" and Henry for~ Museum. sary. Tickets may be 00. win bring employment to State Aux.iliary President and $485 for World M~lcal A. a ",friend Of Greenfield Village and Henry ford tained from Mrs. Richlrd handicapped workers. Mrs. Edw8rd S. Maxim on Relief. , .:~. ' t:t." . Museum". your membership . Koehler, of Southfield, Mrs. Ten large pick.up trucks Child Abuse election of offi. •' ,.' dollars can aid Our profeMional Jlmes Cullen, of Westland, are avaijable each day to col. eers will be'held and instal • staff in addinlllo and preservinll Mrs.: James Creed, of. Li- led materials from collection lation c:eremonie~. c.onduc:ted Ihe llvinll hislory artlfacls which v:lnia, and Mrs. Charles Nu- boxes and homes in the by Mrs. Winthrop Hall. Mr. Ford cherished. gent, i)f Detroit. metropolitan area. Outgoing Prellident Mrs. Mrs. J 0 s e p h ,Forrest is The principII job of Good- Frank Lee will tum her gavel Greenfield Villall.eand Henry Ford cbairman of the party. Mra. will Industries. I division of over to Mrs. H. !lichard H<:u. Museum are not affilialed Peter Montagne is current Lea g u e For The, Handi. derson. , with any-olherallency, and Club pre,sident. • capped-Go[j" UDu@ Du@lJUO@j~~ We Specialize ;n All 499-0060 $3.00 OFF 14900 KERCHEVAL l'iiir:.~ On All Grooming • OH., GooJ ".,u Moy " SIZE POODLES & TERRIERS AT ALTER .....j+...~ ~I.., " 2 ~DURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S Will VALIDATE YOUR TICKET .:~ - ~'- ItII. 11:1... :~.:.:.:~:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:~:.:~:.:.:~:.;.:~:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:':':.:':":.~.:':.:_:.:':_~~.:':":.:':.~.:':.:':.:':~:.:.~':":.:':.:.:':~:.:':.:.:.:':.:.;':'~.:':~:'~':~:.:.;.:.:.:.:I.:~~':':.:.:.:':.;~.:.:I:~.j.f ~ ~ x_x 'ms. n •••• m S 2 sm •• r ce .~•• c.cdnestd '_ rl'_ ... _ rd" _ .. « ...... -...IIIl __ , -'"--" .'''- ._...... - ... ~ ~~'i , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May. 2, 197. ---p. Twenty , 50ciety News Gathered from th~ Pointes Mrs. Charles L. Ruifrok Lauretta Fogt W~d on Saturday, April 27 ~'atherineSchrage Lauretta Lee Fogt. daugh. carried nosegays of. daisies The bride's mother wore a .ter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert and ivy laced with mimosa . lull,sleeVed, full.skirted for • G. Fogt, of Nell road, and '. James Rossi came from mal length gown of floral Lawrence Hod g e. son of Fort Lauderdale to act as silk. Tbe b ri d e g roo m • s .Wed In St. Paul's Captain and Mrs. Harry A, the bridegroom's best man. mother -selected a long, full. I~' , Hodge, of Fort Lauderdale, Ushers were Gerald H. Fogl, sleeved gown of mint green ',ClNrles Lambrecht Ruifroks arf# Vacationing in F I a ., exchanged marriage the bride's brother, of Mount and white chi l( 0 n. Both vows Saturday, April 27, at Prospect, Ill., and Mr. mothers c h 0 s e cymbidium ''''''S.n Francisco and Hawaii; Will Return to 6:30 o'clock in First Engljsh Krause. orchid corsages. Pointe to Make their Home Lutheran Church • ...""'....At a candelight ceremony Friday, April 26, in The Reverend P a u 1 F. fsaint Paul's-on.the.Lakeshore Catherine Ht'len Keppler presided at the eve. ning rites which were fol- Iwo new worlels ~.~hrage" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anthony lowed by a reception at Re. ~~ge, Jr" of Touraine road, became the bride of gency Manor. ~es Lambrecht Ruifrok. 01 en'er'ainm'en' ~ ~'The newlyweds, vaea. ------The newlyweds are vaca. At the Shorian !\Iolor Inn! Dine aboar'd the Julie tioning in Toronto and the Planle in an almosphen of Lake St. Clair folk. AlencoD lace and seed ::tioningin Hawaii and San Eastern States. They will lore. Fore-and-afl enjoy your fa\"orite cocktail in tFrancisco, will return to pearls accented the former make their home in North the coppeq., eontemporar~. Penthouse lounge. fGle Pointe to make Miss Schrage's white peau Photo b)' Llca\a Miami, Fla. . home, de soie Em~ire gown and Mr. and Mrs, Wa It e r : 6 o'clock rites at which cathedral tram Her double Prowalny, of B I air moo r The bride's gown, while The Reverend Fatbl'r Robert English silk ill u s ion veil, court, are announcing the en. crepe Irimmed with Venis.e b lace, featured full sleeves "Al~ and The Re\l~end fingertip-length, fell. from 3 gagement of their daughter ~las Styles presided were small cap of matching lace DEBRA LYNN to Ronald F. and an Empire waist. Her fingertip veil fell from a.lace. 4~~I~.!£.t_t t;llled by a reception lit the l'nd pearls. Schwarz, son of Mr. and Mrs. accented headpiece. ry Club of Detroit, The She carried a cascade or Elmer Schwarz, of Anita ~ ~~ ~ bn e's two nephews, James white orchids, stephanotis and avenue. A June wedding is Baby's.breath I ace d ber f andlosepb Sylvain. of Har. ivy.. planned. cascade of d a i s y mums, tbor Springs. were altar boys. In long-sleeved frocks of ------white roses and stepbanotis. . . nn •Ii Ii Ii Ii Ii ill powder .blue jersey styled .Mr8. John F. Krause '. ~ pe~t:use m his Saturday, May 4th - THE YARN & I -f with. shirred bodices :lond served as hel:' twin sister's Diniftl loom 11~,m ... 2 a.m. Wish to Introduce Empire waists were Mrs, matron of honor. Brid~smaids 7 a.m. to 1J p."'. featuring BUDDY CLARK ' were Rosemarie Liska, or SHIRLEY DUFFIELD :::::csrdas ~~~~ h:~ Holmes B' e a cb, Fla., and at tlte'''iOno m PEACOCK AUEY I... &c.:,~':::i=&...... mat r l> n, and bridesmaids Mrs. Stanley P, SGbotka, of ....'..Who will show their new NEEDlEPOINTE de5igns c.rolyn Rlllfrok, tbe . bride. Sterling Heights. SHORIAN . groom's s l s t e r, Elizabeth Their floor length frocks of aqua crepe were fashioned MOTOR INN oo Ni... Mile loodססl~.'~;Ph.m._p~,:,".•~,;~ Setting for the weddi.Qg of CATHERINE with Empire waists, ruffled 2 . =~~!~~,=-~HELEN SCHRAGE, daughter of the Joseph An. V n~~ks and rulIled, layered St. Clair ShoNs '~~ l1~ MWfif1;t J~ :~~~re, Md., and B'arban thony Schrages, Jr., of Touraine road, and Mr, cap sleeves. Ruifrok, son of the Henry William Ruifroks, of They wore picture hats cir. W. wl/co",. lour oy.rnigh' rlues" ...... 773-3700. 'l.' G '/" - Julie VanAntwerp, flower Moran road, Friday evening, April 26, was Saint cled with daisies and ivy and . HAlf'll AYL (Acreu _ v.. n..r) 881-4363, girl for her aunt,. wore. a long ~mpire dress of white Paul's-on.the-Lakeshore, organza over powder blue Moran road, asked his cousin, taffeta, fashioned with puffed John Lambrecht, to' acl .as An extension of the Pointes sleeves and a tucked bertha best man; . <6rossp'oiut1' ital tstat1' to. coUar. Us her i n g were James All carried bouquets of Schrage, of Indianapolis, the , ENTHUSIASTICAllY INTRODUCES pastel spring flowers. bride's cousin, Michael ('.on. The bridegroom, son of Mr. nolly, Robert Giroux, John Condominiums fromtbe Forties and Mrs. William Ruifrok, of Meilink, John Sl'Jnnerand Charles Turner. Mrs. Schrage chose a floor Mr. Blackburn length Ion g. 51 e eve d mint * green chiffon gown accented ~noo~~~~~W~~~To Claim Bride at the neck with a sunburst ,.t'50METHING NEW FOR GROSSE POINTE HOMEOWNERS LOOK- design for her daughter's ~NG FOR A NO NONSENSE, NO DICKERING WAY TO SELLTHEIR Mr. and Mrs. James W. wedding. The bridegroom's Coote, of Westbury, N. Y., mother's long pink chiffon 'HOME. have announced the engage, gown f eat u red a tucked bodice and sleeves. ,:1'0 SHOW OUR CONFIDENCE, THE DAY YOU LIST, WE GIVE ment of their daughter, Cyn- thia Jan, to James B. Black. Both mothers pinned white ;YOU AN OFFER TO PURCHASE AT YOUR ASKING PRICE. bUl'll, JII, son of Mr. and cymbidium orchids to their :" Mrs, 'James B. Blackburn, purses, 84It WI ..... t Hst yotI IIlltiI Jr.', of Lincoln road. We hne I • .., of tiYe Pointer J E F F R E Y W. 333'10Jefferson Ave. On Lake St. Clair, between 13 & 14 Mile ReI,. St, Clair Shore.! Miss Coote was graduated (Ju.' .Iepo from Public Iran'porl.Uon 10. DO;,niown De'rail)' Ami'" hoIMs ift relltinly from the Univ~rsity of West LENZ, a student at Western the _ IOcati.n ... IlriUl Virginia. She is presently Michigan University a n d pursuing further studies at treasurer of WMP's Tau Kap- 294-0810 G:ti nIIlII. T1Iis is cailed I North Carolina Central Uni. pa Epsilon fraternity chapter, Mo ! I , 882-0087 At Harmonie , . Take , . a walk! at' ., Harmonie Club will cele . .., I ~rnll1l1'Juiut1' m1'altatat1' CO•. brate its 125th auniversary year with a spring concert 1ft .... IIMrt .f Gf_ PoitIte •e.,,-;....'7. dinnet-dance this Saturday, I May", starting at 5 o'clock 3 o'clock in the morning. 'with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. The concert program at 8 o'clock will be highlighted by guest arti.slq Rosemarie Murch, mezz~.soprano, and Think of the Shore Club as club and sauna, putting green, Josepb Mazzolini, tenor, in a :1" repertoire of opera and your private 46-acre e~tate .. shuffleboard and private garden. I ! ; musical comedy selections, And if you feel like taking And then you're at. the Shore You're accompanied by F ran k Murch, director of the Gen- a walk there at 3 o'clock in the Club's 10-acre yacht harbor, eral Motors Chorus, morning, take it. reserved for Shore Club residents. Kris Dorjath will direct " Food Supplements • Household Cleaners II~TRIMS • Beauty Aids 16906 KERCHEVAL AVE. Find us in the JUST EAST OF CADIEUX White Pages .,.W~."Call on }'oed " f • ':.,. .• rit's '.ti.+.'& .''tritlr"tide'rft+'''hli'+ctti 'nfri,.-:6''.\'.>xwtitin.''j'.:',j?St."i .. * • b . Nt' ------,-- -,..------_. ------~_ ...... _------..•-.------~-~-~------~ -- -~ ~ ThursdaYI May 2, 1974 GROSS'E POINTE NEWS GSMD Focull The Thomas Eschmanns Tea'. Theme I,Japanese Next Tue'dt!-y The annual May Tea at bert and Mrs. Herman Sat. G. Oate., Mrs. Joaeph:a. " On Ecology GroisePolnte Me m 0 r i.1 tiel'. ley, Mrs. CUfford Loran Cbun:h for all women memo Assisting Mrs. Sattler witb and Mrs. Bernud W y. Aluminum mess kits. cloth bers and their friends will Japanese decorations are The ministers' wives an~ sY" bandana napkins and sturdy follow a Japanese theme in Mrs. WiUiam B.undesen, Mrs. past.presldentl of thel~' metal pots will replace con. bOIlc,r of its guest M~s. AI. Arlington Leckllder, Mrs. en's Assoelation will , ! Bolton, Vt., is Vacation Destination of Thomas venience paper and foil berl (Akike K.,te) Baggs. Clarence Maguire' and Mrs. Child care is availa Ie. Eschmanns Follo~ing their C.ndlelight Wedding; :::;~:a:&: Mrs. Baggs, presently a James H. Weidman. Tickets at $1 may be,~' ~~~~~~;~1 soloist at the Westministt'r Among those helping in the tamed at the Church oMce Southfield to be their Home the new ecology.oriented Presbyterian Church in Bur- kitchen and dining room are or from any committee~mem. . camping program developed lalo, N. Y., will relate her life Mrs. Glenn Clark, IIfrs. James bt'r. W d by the Girl Scouts of Metro. e dIng vows were spoken in Christ the King story in word apd song. Title Lutheran Chureh Saturday, March 9, by Pamela politan Detroit. of ber program is' Oul: of Lynn Freeman, daughter of the George Freemans The new program, Space. Darkness, Light. of Briarcliff drive, and Thomas Eschmann, son of ship Ea~ - Phase II, was Mrs. Daggs grew up 8S a the. Fred E~chmanns, of Boulder avenue, East De- recently mtroduced to more Christian in Tokyo, later serv. trOlt. . ------than 200 Scout leaders and ed U.S. Army chapels and The 5:30 o'clock double Best man was Low(,UlIaas. other adult volunteers at, a USO Center with bp.r rich ring candlelight rites at Ushers were Tom Sleete. special Eco.Action confer. musical talents and came to e&nhonn' . h Th 'R ence in the Veteran's Memo. "YOUR PARTY PLANNING .PARTNERS"';"",It.,, W hIC e everend Glen Monish, Hary Vanden. rial Building. The States as an "army Walter J. Geffert and Brenlt and B'rent and Kevin Pu,ticipants viewed a new. wife." Her husband is now . This Week's Specials .":;;' " an associate professor at Ni. Pastor Brown, of Mid. F r e e man, the b r.1d e' Sly-created filmstrip, received agara University. land, ,pre::;ided were iol. brothers. . I 'tt J.' The bride's mother -"0.4 specla wrl en materials and Women's Association Presl. DAN. ISH, ..'rt-.; lowed by a reception at ...... attended informative demon. .reg:-$191 dent aIrs. J. Ross Bush will 2.40 ....,Li: the Grosse Pointe War a :gO\\'D' of aqua voile and stration workshops. open the program at 1:30 Memorial. . lace, the bridegroo'm' 5 Chairman of the confer. o'clock next Tuesday, May 7, ROLLS mother a ,gown of blue tre- ence was Jan (Urs. Thomas) .'-~!~. Tb b d e ,' rhi e wl>re her Vll"a . Both seIected owhit e Coulter, of Westchesterm. road, in the Sanctuary. Revcre"d th Ray A. Kiely will presep.~ mo er s eirloomgown of orchid cor Sages. who also serves as GsuD ,devotions. candlelidht 6'" slinper satin The newIyweds vaca Uoned program chall"man. Vol... . styled with a full train and In Bolt Vt 'd t . Tea following the program sUAcii'ETTI :70 . on, " an are a teer trainers conducting the $1.~;~: from AII ... ti"G •.• l.r.. bodice and cuffs of Alencon hoemm . Southfie.Id workshop se~Sl'ons m'clud"'d is under the co~hairman. ..'1;:'1; lace matching the lace that Th b'd' I lid UDt - " sbip of Mrs. L. Gaylord Hul. , e rl e s un!:.e a a I P.olnters Sally Cox and Agnes ed ged her floor length candle • .Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gull. Kay. ' light 'Veil; She earried three lOt. eame from South Caro. Th I DONNA MEINDT, of Sev. long.stemmed red roses.' linator theureJ,m..-!l.'!DL.OUler... _..... ~--;ti:se1'ris~Po~n.~.us~!Um.!Pg~ . -~OtA.grade. .atu, In pale blue disuble knit out-of t gets 121""""'-- frocks were honor attendants . ~wn U.li ' were-. e an outdoor setting, speelfical. dellt at Grosse t'Ollitif' Grace Muect. of Windsor, th°tto~~lttkopPS, of Bay City, ly a Girl Scout camp, to help lDlh SChool, wall crowned e .....Roy,Klemms, of Kat. the Scouts become more Mis•. Michigan Music ..Asso- and Renee Freeman, sisler amazoo, and .the Ernest Krie. aware of their environment .. Married. Saturday, .March 9, in Christ the ciation at a recent pagent in of the bride, bridesmaids gers, of ~IlUlaw. _ and what they can do to pre. King Lutheran Church to Mr. Eschman'n, son of Lansipg. She also captured Susan Fisher, Genie Greze- second place In the champion chowiak and Linda SChroeder serve it. the Fred Eschmann's, of East Detroit, was PAM. , d fl' ANTHONY C. FORTUN. Through education and pfluo division. , an ower pI Kristen Lent. SKI, P.E., of Berkshire road, their leader's guidance it Is E1.A LYNN FREEMAN, daughter of Mr. and ner, the bridegroom's ,niece. has been elected.a director hoped 'that the girls will Mrs. ,George Freeman, of Briarcliff drive. st~~~~ar:bii1earosms'egle long. 0pfrothfeses'l'oNnaa1ti0Ena1ng;~e!.,e.tyof select camping equipment, .' ...... ,. methods and activities that camping trips, the Girl Scouts Of Metropoli. will leave the least Impact Thew Include. infor.mation tan Detroit decided to con. on the land. on preparations for camping, tinue and expand It .... WIC K, Dr. William Stapp, chair. ecology-orienteil lI.:tivities to For those unable to attend and man of .the Environmental do outdoors and ecological the Eco-Action conference or Edu!lation Department of the projecUdeas for future use those interested In additional WILLOW University of Mi,chigan, was in various settings. ecology lnforination Outdoor 15300IK.rcheval keynote conference speaker. The program Is actually a Program Workshops will be Dr. stapp and three grad. continuation of the original held at various loeatioua . cor.IeacOnlfietel uate students from his De. Spaceship Earth introduced I throughout the GSMD Coun' .. ~ __ Phone 821.9,320 partment have been workiDg by GSMD in the fall of 1972"1 cil area. -....;: ...'.:. ..~ , with GSMD sta(f members The name was selected to More Infornlation may be .111 the IeltiDI of J ,mate willed utate.wiIh a SectriJ GuInlud G..... indicate that the world is like o\ltained by contacting GSMD MOTHER'S DAY - SUNDAY, MAY 12 for several months, design. Shorepainte ia-. PNlti,jou. adult commu- ~ ,,:.. 1M -.....,' ..... '•• "L ing the program and de. an enc19sed spaceship. We I at 961~21. '. nity offe",,- a I"'"ioo. horne atmoaphere: Remember Mom with a Specially Priced Purse velopingnew materials in. have all the resourcp.s'- . '. Your cba. ice of French Provmci.t..tately 5H()RE~NTE Hand Paint~d - Papier Tol~ or Decoupage cluding two booklets - one water, land and air-within ADELE GRAZIERBAER, Ceo~".Enalish Tudor.or F.nnColonial...... FUlll •• , t our boundaries thaC we're ofLakepoin~e'-lIv8Jlue,_.re. lmaeme ... an .Iepnt cryatal-ch.nclelifled ' OO _'_cIiDUic roam ...... , Old ~ ..... rmet IMMEOIATI.OCCUMllCY, pricSed q~ ,$30: .SS$3.5°O ' Iy$4_5 eSQch=.: ...:-~. :ell o~~ili:;:t:~r's ever going to have. People celved a 5O.yelii certificate. :~~cfe~~ kit'clim: .. 'a_rm~nrpI""",:._~-'MccWHeoont, ...i-I4i-J-_ ...:. T ... C The booklets, Exploring must, therefore, learn to con. at Wayne' State University's covrtyud ...... htI_ ... the ...euntr daily lit Sunclat - . ,To Capture the Sun in Her Your World through TroOp serve these resources and recent 'Golden Anniversary of .... a.rd. .ncI.-tehou •• aU ill the ""VI- c1oMoll1na..ta;. Kitchen Window ttr. 'Camping, were disp-ibuted at use them to best' advantage. Tea. Mrs. Baer is a rraduate roament of a pnvate ....u.d _tate. .yoUr choice 012 Featuring 33' family room with fire place and bar overloo~ing. i;l0ol and greenhouse, attached aport: ment wl,h silting room, pullman kitchen, bedroom and ..;., both, olso 6 bedrooms and 4 Y.1 baths with 4 fire- places truly set this air-conditioned home very high on the must see list. , ., " 168;35 Kerchevol In the Villoge MANOR REALTORS TU 5-1232 177.2420 ~:;...... : ,..., ".:::' . ., ~ -.._ - ,. --,_.-.~., ...... ,..,.~ ...... ~.., .. ,.' _,.._ - ._._ .. --.. "" _-- - -.. _~- - ••. ¥c~•. to • _n' d' « e' t' .. I I ;.;1-"1.. . . GROSSE POINTE NEWS J. Society News Gathered from the Poiiltes {j "'IB~lz-Quejling For-E"ellenc~A~ Sy,!,:p1l:onr~~~,!ead .. _Theatre Topic .. Supper With Stars Opens Opera~eek NO':" A. Boll, of WID. tecta the ecooo~c .tabIDt)' Tbe Development commit. ca. tin, of f1nuc~ reportili, For Pha6el-ee-,,- ..,,...- '--- . .,0-'----",-- . ...- . thrOp~:iIlaeewu Ila m e d of the 1OC1a1 aDd cultunl en. tee II an executive committee of the. OrdIe.tra. rlDanclal . ,ene~iillllll 01 the De- virorlmeDt b1 whJcb we work wblch coordinates tile Or. alliin. David Robert Kanter,' mu. troit tll;mpboey OrebeItra'. ud play," Mr. Boll atated, chestra'. tUDd.raiJ1nI acUvl. He and his wife, Betty, are 1,111, director 01 OUlaDd 1t7. ,~n tor Excellence "It ii, therefore. vital to ties, oveneu immedl~te and conaisteDt concert.goers and Ull1verait)". Meadow Brook Fund ..~a receat meetiD' of !he weD.beiD, of the Detroit loD,.ranp plarmed.' J V in, Detroit boosters. 'nIeatre, wiD talt .bout Uae d the Orcbestra', DevelopmeDt commUD1tythat we maintain ::e a~:~~m~C::~lty tor Xr. ,Boll is allo on the sta,in, of c:urre.ot produc. comJl!.U~. the forward 1I'IOmelitum on operlting board of the Or. UoIU at a meetinl of Pbue At .'the same meetillg a beI1Ilf of the Detroit S)'m. It u compriaed of .eveo chestra aDd chairman of Its I, an aU.alDiles croup, at &.')alOf r$1.5 million wu set pboDy Orchestra, whic:ll is S)'mpbollY boar4 member,. Pension Committee. 7:30 o'cloek thla 8uDday, for 191t. one of the tlu1W~,rb of our Mr. Bolz stated that the He hu served 15 chairman May D, at Groue PoIAte .., • cultural heritage. responae to both .the Or. of Mayor Co I e man A Memorial Church. Mr. ~ will lead hl,s team The initial pbue of the cheatra', Deed. aDd ita serv., '!al hour ...... h."~. of voiwneer workers in th1J three 1\IDdllI( program . bra gbt 63 Young s Task Foree of c:::ity A aoe .iIl lUUUW ... ,..... b of f d .year lees In 1m u a Governmeat and Or.ganlZa. the pro,r.m. "",;",.yelr II ase a un was, u j d e d by Orchestra percent iDerelse 111 the Dum. lioD is a member of the A ~1~"le. Paooho f...... 1 •• drIve launched b1 1972 to President Robert B. Bemple, ber of donations II well as ' . -- ...~ ...... help aSlure the continuance of University p la c e, who n.t! high of $1 350lU board. of trustees.. Executive palUled for FrIday eveD1llf. of the O1cbestra as a major served II 1972 dJalrman. :: :ODtr:~tioDI " co.mmlttee aDd FjJuui~e com- May 10, from 8:30 to 1 community cultural asset. Harold G Warner led the . mlttee of New Detroit, Ine., o'clock at the GeorctaD JIlD. . .i_ ._.01 W "When you cOIl8I~er the serves .. a member of the Live mUll1cwill be provided "Eaall. of III h.. tollfld It 1973camp_ ..... w COD- results of our recellt 'lam. board of VWiteea and the bud DeceU117 to address DeW tLDueto participate a. dII1r. pa1gns. aDd add to that the Funding RevIew committee by the Cameeleoa . II JIl'obUIIU emerClnl out of maD of the newly-formed sub.tantlal lIIerease 111 ticket of the ,Economic .Develop. Admission to the partycJoor the ~"t1Y crilis, wblc:ll If. DevelopmeJIt eommlttee. aale. Jut year, I belleve we ment Corporlt1oll of Greater ~re:r w~r~ ::'t~ tie: .., e:n I ' WSU Alumni TO Roast Coach At Still Outing' I _.1Il The first IJIJIUlI Wa)'l1e _wtlhlhe Stafe Universlt, Alumni Me po f' After allthese years, maybe it'stime f )00 tllO\ed tobigger and better things. FREEInalao.60n _ C.rpeUng. flf you've(been considering a bigger house~ approval of your mortgage loan, and set mortgage. And that could possibly save you a newer one, there'l never be a better time up your closing in as little as two weeks enough money to buy a new chair for your 180G Different selections an right now to make your move. thereafter at an NBD office in vour new home, or carpet one of your new And, right now, National Bank of Detroit neighborhood. . bedrooms. n help.you make that move. We have We might a)so save you some money. Why not look into a mortgage loan now ortgage moneyto:fend. -and ,weJeJld more Our closing fee on uninsured conventional at any of the more than 100 offices of NBD. :J.ournier an any other bank in town. . ." mort.gages is a s~mple fl~t fee that has The bank that'~_read)' to ~elp ~o~ get ~_ We'll give you prompt word on the nothmg to do With the size of your new house-now. - :J"rnil"re, & earpel- Co. 16421 HARPER MR. WHITTIER TH~~~" A~:SFRI. Wed. and Sat. T~LEPHONE • Making banking betterfor}OO. G:r£OIJAlIlOllSl~ 9 TO.9 9T05 881.1285 LENDER • ...... " .... '. '",. ¥, • • Thursday, May 2, 1974. 'GROSSE POINTE NEWS Wo~en's Page-by, of and,for'Pointe WomeIj; I '...J"" EveningNuptials Mrs. Michael Rhodes Wheels For HOPE. Ball Set May 31 '- T' D' for the work of HOPE. Il'am iI a1ao UDder develop- . Procee ds from $J ()(). a-Coup Ie BiaCIt Ie Inner. "All have given to help G1eJlt ill Ethl.opil. Proteet' .,'. For Miss Brigulio. Dance Will Assist Project HOPE Health Pro j ee t HOPE attain U. HOPE wID be,ln to pbllle'>' Programs throughout the World goal: to bring the skill. and into hospital ud relat"~-.' techniques developed by the activities of J[apew Statioft. ;, Becomes Bride of Michael Rhodes in Our Lady Highlighting the Wheels For HOPE Ball to be American medical profes. a formermWtary bue":Jn:;" Queen of Peace Church~ P.ir Are Vacationing held at Raleigh HOll,le Friday, May 31, will be the sions to other people Qf the Eritrea, EthIopi.'s nortbenH" for 16 Days in Europe HOPE diamond-in replica, it's true, but said to be world in their own eJlviron. most provinee. so similar to the original that only an expert could ment, adapted specifically to )lore than 100 medt~lil.'-- A gown of white, maracaine jersey styled,w)th tell the differenc~. their needs and their way of nursing and allied h91lh.' a Chapel train, its stat:ldup collar, yoke and Empire I' . Wearing the gem will hope, People who have given life," personnel wW be involvecl....,., .' waist embroidered with seed pearls and cl{'stal be Mrs, Herbert J. Bloom, 3,5 million men, women and CUrrently there are HOPE \his edueaUoll. center, Nl.cl: . beads was Angela Brigulio's choice for her Friday, . ch'ld f r t Schools of Health Selences in work will be earrled out in " general chairman of the I ren on our con men s Macelo an.d Natal, Bral1l, several locatJOIlI throuIJo'ii..•.ut... ~' April 26, marriage to Michael Rhodes. 1974 BaU and one of the the cha~ce f.or happier" more . \'~ Her ilIusiQn veil fell -..,.'--. ------original founders of the productive lives thro~~h 1m. Bridgetown U1 Barbadol and the Afrlean nltioa. ::.\ .";. from a matching beaded by's.breath accented with Detrol.t Women's Divi. proved health ~a~e, says Kingston in Jamaica. . . Juliet cap and she carried coral Sweetheart roses . . J~ H, KolodZieJ, Project Pro j e ct HOPE bas for Musici.ns Le.gue '.:, SlOn for Project HOPE. HOPE central regional dlrec- many years worked in its S A I..... t. ' .' a .Coloni~l. bouquet of After the 5 o'clock mass 'i11 Invitations for the $100-a. tor previously developed teach- ets nnu. mee In~ .. ,~: .. whIte numature carna. Our Lady Queen of Peace couple black tie dinner-dance .: . ing ~enters in Peril, Oolllm- tions, stephanotis and ba. Church at which Flther Don. were addressed at a special These people With hope bla aDd TunisIa. . Tbe Detroit Musiel_~'" luncheon at the Ranger have volunteered their pro- Health education and ea- Leasue'. aDllUal meetiDC'.:'t." House in Eut Jefferson ave- fessional services or have reer training programs con- the Women's City Club 'role•• ':' '- . nue last Thursday. Hostess served HOPE at half or even tinue in Lar.J~, TeJi'l and di" Ma, 21, at 10 o'c1ol:t - was Wheels For HOPE chair. a third of the pay they could Ganado, Ariz., wIth a new will be followed by • ~"'_, . • ,BELL Y DANCING man .Mrs. Florence Sisman. earn ill the United States. program 3ebeduled to open reeltal by Flavis Varalii,Ol • BALL ROOM DANCING Project HOPE is the priD. They have given mlllions of In EI Paso, Tex., tbis O~Dd iUaMveralty. TIIIl cipal activity of The J>eople. man-hours to help raise funds summer. Leque'. IPriDI lunebeQll ' • DISCOTHEQUE to-People Health Foun.daUon, I A m.jor new HOPE pro. wUl be beld at DOOI1. \ (ROCK AND ROLL) Inc., an lnd'!pendellt non- One of 36 rurdue Univers- - ~ • TAP profit corporltion dedicated ity students selected to spend t& ,~ to brlniini medical teacblng the next school year at a .. program. to developing European. university is JU- Introduce ~ .. ALL CLASSES -, 8 HOURS '20~ areas throughout the world, LIA M. EDWARDS, of Pear Including the United States. Tree line, wbo will be study. Your Claild PRIVATE LESSONS AVAILABLE "Project HOPE emu be- Ing at the University of Strat. . '15 PER HOUR cause there are people wi~ bourg, France. too 'Pbo1lO b, ~ood 8tud1o MonleslJori In Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Friday, Education Marie Oliver Dance Studio April 26, ANGELA BRIGULIO, daughter of the James J.Brigulios, of Stanhope avenue, spoke her lovely Mother's Day ThilJ 886-1622 marriage vows to Mr. Rhodes, son of Mrs. Michael Summer Rhodes, of Bishop road, Detroit, and the late Gift Selections Mr. Rhodes. I aId MacLennan presided and Best man was Jam e ii Dresses,.Hose, Intimate Apparel, ~ a reception at Georgian Inn, Brigullo, the bride's brother. tbe newlyweds ,left for a 18- Mare Decker Ind Bruce Sportswear, HO'1dbags, etc. The Grosse Pointe A~ademy ST. PAUL ELEMENTARY;SCHOOL day tour of Europe. - Flehner seated the guests. 170 GROSSE POINTE BLVD. ~ey will return to ,~lke Mrs.' Brigullo se1eeted a Montessori Summer Session GROSSE POINTE FARMS thell' ~ome in Sterhng silver ehllfOIl IOwn with a 885-3430 Heights. Venise lace bodice for her The DeW Mrs . .Rhodes Is daughter', wedding. She pin. - June 17 to July 26 tile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ded cymbidium orchids to Jame! J. Brigu1lo, of Stan. her purse ;.;;..Monle81lOri SeHion9:oo a.m. to Noon , hope avenue. Mr. Rhodes is : , 16-4.3~E. WARREN AVE. opposif. Alger Theater '- Oplional Art. Rnd Cral18 12:00 p.m. to 2:30 p "QUALITY EDUCATION" the son of Mrs. M h: h a e 1 The bndegroom smother TU...1980' - Open io ehildfen 3 to 6 yeRn old I_ : Rbodel, of B1shop road, De. c~ose a floor length gown of . Monday IIt,~SallJrda, ',30 'Iil 5.30 troit, and the 1a t e Mr. pink matte jerseY trimmed ~an lan~ard McI.~rCha,. "n~"'_ricard Rhodes In white lace. Her flowers For fur'her ;nJorm~'io~ plea •• call 886-4833 " .,: Nanc~ Brigulio, who served were pink cym~idlum orclUds. * INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION * at her aister's honor mall'l, • OUTSTANDING F ACUL TY * and bridesmaids Mrs. Philip Sloan, another sister 01 the * SPECrAL PROGRAMS * bride, e.nd Louise Nowicki wore long frocks ol eoral ' Fines .. jersey fashioned with DRAPER'S IN STORE OUT-OF.PARISH STUDENTS high necks and Em pir e walsts. NOW ACCE'PTED Each earried an arrange. meIlt 01 white ¥'ujl mums, c \ coral carnations .nd baby's- FOR FURTUER INFORMATION breath. . WRITE, CALL, OR VISIT 1 Homecoming At Marygrove CcHlhaii'men of Mary.grove Alulrmi Assoclation's Home. epming, .scheduled for ~tur. day, May 4, OD tho Mary. grove c amp u !, are Mrs. SAVE UP TO 1/3 + 1/2& MORE Kenneth Roach, of Prestwick ~.~;,~.'~ .. road, and'Mrs. James BuUer, v:"'tt .. ~.....' of St, Clair Shores. Following a special liturgy .( THOMASVilLE SOLID OAK DINING ROOM SUITES '$239.95 Queen Anne ~hair ..... ' .• Now 199,5 .....~ in the chapel at 10 o'clock Solid Pine Living Room Tables, 25" Octagon. ~. ~ .. Mary.grove President Dr. 99.9' ~'Z. Raymond A. Fleck 'Will reo $445 Oval Table Now 299.95 Reg.$141.50 Now view the College's goals in . "".. ~ the Mary.grove The a t r e , $119 Side Chairs Now 75.00 $1~1.50 End Tables ...... '.~ ..... Now 79.0 ~~ where a dance presentation $148.50 Drop leaf Cocktail Tables .. Now 99.9 2...' arranged by Mrs. Howard $139 Arm Chairs Now 85.00 • '0'\) '.,.". Philippart. precedes a cham- $106.50 Rudder lamp Table Now 69.0: ~:' VACUUM CLIANS YOUR LAWN , • , pagne reception and arts and $789-53" China Cabinet Now 499.00 1/.... WHILE MOWING 1'0 'IR'ICIION crafts exhibit in Madame $790 Hunt Board & Deck Now 499.00 CoIIICI. clippings, .Ieavet, pine Cadillac Hall. Mrs. Lawrence Boldrini Is $289 Server Now 199.00 SIMMONS HIDE-A-BEDS ...... IfCIW, ,'c. III the exlro lorge, in charge of the arls and "', cenler mounted bot. Trims era f t s display. Luncheon close on either sid•• A JOY tab 1 e decorations will be . to u... ,;. yeor 'rOl/nd. spring floral arrangements THOMASVilLE WHITE DINING ROOM $289-. 71" Black Naugahyde .... Now created by Mrs. James Mac- '-.;;-:-:-:... Hand or Self.Plopel1.d Connacltie, of Lakepointe ave. $580-81" Modern Herculon Stripe Now '. 211' nue, and Mrs. Michael Lan. $262.9038" Round Table with leaves Now 219.00 72" Contemporary Style, Herculon cendorfer. M r s. Donald Bridenstine 86.90 Matching Bumbo Back Chairs. Now 69.95 Stripe, Reg. $474 - Now 399.00: ,_ and Mrs. William Madden $456.50-36" White China Cabinet Now 369.00 are accepting reservations. $406-55" love Seat, Floral Print . Now 339.00- Other committee members Colonial Herculon Plaid are the Mesdames Gregory $536-74" Now 429.00~ Come In And See OUI Schwartz, Don a ld Neihaus VIRGINIA HOUSE SOLID PINE $215 Simmons Studio Couch Now 129.00: and Robert Forbes. ,- "COROLIII" "?"" .. ... ',' :" 12-Volt Gorden Lighting Providence Nurse 48" Dining Table with Formica Top large Selectiom of Recliner Chairs Complete Line of .• , Lawn, Garden Alumnae To Me~t Reg.$ 189 Now 149.00 Values to $299.95 Now 229.00 Bird and 'et Supplie. Providence Hospital Nurses $44 Chairs to Match Now 34.95 Alumnae will gather Sunday, 34" Drop leaf Games Table. PEl FEED CEDAR & STRAW May 19, for an anniversary $289-40" China Cobinet Now 229.00 Reg.$139.95 Now 59.95 ,.. .. n. - Hamp.!." - .o....i•• mas! at 10 o'cloc:k in the "a ra~.. I.-COna rie.-Squi".It BEDDING "Talce Witll" For Ani..,a" .Mi Hospital chapel followed by Planl .... ,ec.;." breakfast lit the Mercy Col. lege Student Center at .:.1:30 CONOVER $119,95 Walnut Book Cases, 28" wide, DOG 6. CAI o'clock. Sooflow~ Seeds This year's honorees will 72" high Now 79.95 FOOD be memberS of the Golden A... rt.d brand. a nil $662-86" Tuxedo Sofa in Velvet. . Now 549.00 28" Book Case with Desk Top hard I. fi"d d.m. and Silver graduation jubi. Bulk Grass Seed lees classes of 1924 and 1949. Reg. $129.95 : Now 89.95 AU "an cis - An., Ovantily. Special guest of honor will $639.50-86" Tufted Back Sofa ... Now 469.00 be Esther Bushey, former $239 Matching Chairs in Velvet. , .. Now 199,00 PEl yrovldence instructor of SCI. large Assortment of lamps, Pittures and SUPPLIES BIRD HOUSES ence, now relir:ld and living $374.50 Red Velvet love Seat Now 289.00 At(esoties .too numerous to lisll Chain •• Cel: i 7 $.5e'dU' 'rix ehdtri -'W. riHe. r sa •• 7 c. • .«• r s me. C •• ' .u ",'~S e., s~... ~.~;.$ ..4 • ;C." ,," e c, .,,01,,0 .• .4 .. * .. . s ,.' .,.$ ,.Q. ~S_ .... ",..S _Sd ~S,~.•. ,2 "Cs. ... .•.. +'~.¥ <.44 .. .. • <,' .0 •• "a.~.....4 , A . • $I . ~,; . " , '. ._~ ~..,.~'~_---"' ".-."'N''''- .:.- •.' GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 2, 1974 $ociety News Gathered from tl1e Pointes 'WoDds Garden Mrs. Robert H. Cleland Symphony Gets Fi~st Endowed Chair A gift of $250,000 from the chair~ or professorships has. now add~d to the list of le~d. Miss Barr Married Club To Meet Josephine E. Gordon Founda. long been established at uni. ing American ~rches!ras W,tth tion has been received by the versities. but only recentl)' endowe~ c h a.Irs, JDcludlDg Mrs. George, Miles will Detroit Symphony to launch have orchestras sought un. Minnesota With 14,. Bost?n open her Roslyn road home the Orchestra's end 0 wed derwriting of specific, key with sleven. St; ~UIS, With 'lb Robert Cleland for the Tuesday. May 7, chair program. instrumental positions. f 0 u ran d CmcmnatJ and noon meeting of the Grosse This endowment is the first The Detroit Symphony is Seattl~ with six each. C~ribbean is Newlyweds' Vacati~n Destination; Pointe Woods Garden Club. o! Its kind in the history of .; " :lote lJagJ . President CIa r a Sinclair kelman, of West Bloomfield. seU.employed per son s a S,....,JAJJo,./~J Si"tJ, :JJu,J.;,,. (!O/O'J welcomes aU Detroit Board R e cor din g secretary.is chance to contribut~ to the of Education' and other pub- Mrs. Richard Gamalski, of Torch Drive, and inform's lic school retirees to DRTA Warren. Her assistant in the homemakers about. w her .e COLOGNE from famed maker. DiscGntiIIed meetiDgs, ,post will be Mrs. Charles R. their husbands' paycheck de. Scent, outstandilg sayings.,. 3'A.. L•••••••.1.99 Kinnaird, of .Moran road. ductions will be put to use. Am 0 n g those nominated Willing workers may call Zonta Seats for three.year t e r m s to the United Foundation of. • Unicru. gift BOUTIQUE • Q'DalityC_etic BUU'tIQ"£ New Officers • Daily_4 ...... y NEWTO" TDUI • _..... u CANDT .t.".~ of Zonta Club Detroit in. Packaged Liquor Dealer . stalled 1974-75 o"iccrs and Finest Imported. Domestic Wines dlrecturs and, initiated 11 new members re 2 _. ~ ---...... _.. __ ...... _ •••.• = •• _. m •• m». ,'. = *iri ••• -0 __ •• zmnp •••• - ----...... -...... ------p ... ~,., > • "~~""1t>"~"'~ •. ,..,.~ "P"'-,'_~_ •• _ .Vr' ..... -." .... ~" ..... --:- • p cw ...... -... ':t <. -J • ~..'" "'-'.", . oJ', ~'.'''" "" .. ~lIIl11l"~r.'"...... ~',.."'"'""'''''''''''''''''----~._''.~---~~~~''''''---''''''------'''''------\" _'", ... a,. ,," , ~ ~..• ...... so.• ... ~ ""'10"' ..' v.• • • ...... _ ~ ... c ' '," - ~ ",:~.""''''''''',. ,- , I' Thursday, May 2. 1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS i. Women's Page- by, of and for Pointe Women', I W.!dOM c;.h R.ady Short arid to The Pointe To Marry' Young Assistants to Assistance League, ~~I~s~ffi~~lta.~~~~For Extravaganza '74 I I The Detro1i-Waldorf Sehool E a s.t Side Delt. Zeta AJumnae met recently at the will preeent its anzlIw IP.'!D& (ContiDuec! from, rale IS) BulldiDg. Accordin( to KBD fair Extran.alLla '14 SwI. PETER W. STROH, ~ Clo- President MARY AGNES home of :Mrs. Richatd L0o- tens in Harper WoodS for a day, )lay 11, holD 11 to,8 verly road, was prese.o.ted DAVIS: liB 0 t b recipients talk on gardeniDf by June o'cloek at the sdlool in Burna lhe Outstanding C i t i zeD. were selected because of drive, IDdiaA VillaJe, Award, and MRS. BRAD. their iIlvl.1,vement in com. Gill and election of officers FORD LUNDY, of Ballan. munity project.. Kr. Stroh for the 1974.15 season. Act1vlUu will include • lyne road, president of the served as chairman of the President is Mrs. Thomas sale of arts aDel uaftl by League (If C..tholle Women, International Freedom Fe.ti. Pazerena. Vice.President is Waldorf students, _ demon- accepted the PUblic ForulJl val, vice.chairman of 1he De. Mrs. Jonathan -Martin, treas. straUOIl of weaving aDd • Award on behalf of ber 01'- troit Medical Center Corpor. urer is Mrs. steven Koerner dilplay of met hod. and ganization at the annual coo. ation, • trustee of Children's and secretary is Mrs. Frank materials used by Waldorf ference of the Mayor's Com. Hospital and a member of De Bolle. teachers, plus bouUque ancl mittee Keep, Detroit BeauU. the Citizens Research CoUll. antique sbopl, art work COD' ful, Ine., Thursday evening, eU. Mrs. Lund)", as ~sident Member of the Bowling tributed by professiollalJ, a April 18, in the ballroom of 0( the League of Catholic Green State University Swen cafe len-iDg bot aplCbetti petrolt's Veterans Memorial Women, initiated the first Club which recently present. dillners, • bake shop, came. ed its annual swim show, and puppet shows. "Come Fiy With Me," an pMto by Croine aquatic trip around lIle world, ...... ••••GA•••• is JON WATTS, a freshman VacaUooblg ~1lt1y in SuQ lCllOlt )lr. and Mrs. :Martin T. General Busrness major, 'Oll City, AriI.,. were MR. aDd Hogan, 01. Harper Woods, are of MR. and :MRS. FRANK MRS. R. H. JOHNSON. 01 ,~-y announciDg the engagement WA'ITS, of Clo\'erly road. L1ncol:1 rea ct. . of their c1aughter RlDENE, ._A.erielll tpt..esefH.', of Wayburn road, to James _CARRY OUl5ERVICE A. So1te6z, lOll 01. Mr. and AI~ foods in Specia'~'~.11~ Mrs. James S. SolteSz, 01 Al. Keep H.~f<;ftnfai,!.~. !.undll. '10M...... 1...... 1\ 10 ...... ~ len Part. A summer wedding :~., ,...... :ii,ill,;,;,;~:hi. 11 ,;:11;10 ...... is pkImec1, !IoHl, 12 _ • 10 P.... a-oII MM4Ioy 7~9196. . It. neigbborbood public forum 24851__Harper,• _ St..... Clair10 Mlle'Shores ',-: . for UD. 1ft addition, the League of catholic Women . renovated its own building at Photo by R. H MoKefldrl Mew local bllllding TENNIS • HAND BALL • SQUASH • PADDLE BALL ..W'3CNZE ....- codes require that -Bl..IJi~ --" your properly be updated prior to OPEN' SEPTEMBER 1974 ;11",). ADDITIONS selling Ot re.rentinJ. A little friendly word to those now looking for .:l larger 9~~ REMODELING Enjoy this imprne- Bringing the best of everything together home in a prime location. Have you hod it up to here lIent while J~u are seeing nothing but antique kitchen~, dilapidated /lxtf!riors, 777 -6840 ~::'I o TENNIS CO'lRT!> [1 CLUB LOUNGE o PRO 8HOP liYilg in your home. 7 COUll' WI,h. (l;~ro,r)flld'. ,e"I .. ~l BnQM c.olO1M pluth eqmfo"'ble 8ft, of ..... ,.,t~llnoIn "(QuIl', 1H1~t. Rob.r1 Iledlord com'o,l,,!">ie p'A'f"'1,) " .. ,I ..,:", /"'.111,~, ...... rlrl'!plllc.otJ, .ltr~"'U1II(...... ry1~.no 'IMiI ~O\I ahOet, CO\lI' IIni,..10f' bolt'll.ell ... rtd dirt, acres of faded paint, dirt, leaking ba~ements, pl.', oiIodi 'tie f1urY\t)~r 01 ~ Q\Jltl l'II.nll()l'.,.I •• I~.t~r., ,IMbeil IVIHINGS G P TU1•• 7" Paul Newman (,"f'". fMfl 'N41 to, YOU' .. leetlOn lAST S101 AND md,lerll'IJ"""''l (.11,"",1", p'.nfltl1'O rJ SAUNAS noisy locations, rooms of worn out carpeting, dirt, Robe,l 5how ~I" ..ef pif"'~CI r ( _ srtrt._. __ ~rt •• rt ~~~ ••• lIII a a e e a 11I1 _ ~ --. _..--. __ ..... ~.....--.. - .... • "4 .... • • •••••• G R 0 SSE P 0 I'N TEN E W S Thursday, May 2, 1974 .."',.0' '..' ';-; 3-LOST AND FOU "A-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATION 6-rOR RENT 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT ~J2 GENERAL DOMESTIC WANTED LOST - Neutered male cat, UNFURNISHED HAMPTON SQUARE BLDG ~INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED long hllired, brown hues, HAIR DRESSER, experi CLEANING woman for gen. WORKING student, experl. CUTE 5 room place. Sbag 22811 Mack Avenue black, white, neck scarred. enced with some following eral work. Grosse Pol.ole enced handyman, painting, carpeting, stove. refrigera. VariollJ sil.e suites available Berkshire' Essex area. TV 5.9785. Farms area. Must hne re- driveway sealing, etc. CaU tor, $135 monthly, pool priv. Optional secretarial aervice. 1 Legol Notice Vocation Property 12. GreaUy missed, Reward. k 1 cent references. 888-7158. 1 mornings. 822.I848. leges, garage. Kids OK. 884-4516 1~'" Personals 12e Forms for Sale CERTIFIED teacher to wor 821.3910. Sears Rentals 368.3600. 11 Death Notice 12D Lake and River Property in tutoring center 3.7 p.m FEMALE college student a. 2 COLLEGE STUDENTS, KELLY near Eastland. Sharp lC Public Sale 121 Commercial Property FOUND, boys ring, vicinity Monday through Thursday mother's helper 5 days plus Grosse Pointe residents, SINGLES OK, $175 monthly. new building. Air condi 2 Entertainment 13 Real Estate of Deeplands, edge of lake. Saturday 9.12. 371.2131. several night per week. wlll do lawn care for the Utilities paid, 2 bedroom tioned. 1200 or 2400 squa re 21." Music Education, I JA Lots for Sale 886-4757. Must swim and be non. summer. 881.7232. with stud:;. Large fenced feet. Reasonable. 268-8297 1'''.~'Tutoring I Cemetery Property FULL TIME secretary, no smoker, able to assist with J. 4-H£LP WANTED shorthand. Please type a yard, carpeted, drapes, f• 2C,i Hobby Instruction 13C Land Controcts p. 18 month old and In kitchen H.I.T. LAWN SERVICE: Will stove, refrigerator. Pets OK OPPOSITE EASTLAND pliclllion. Reply to: P. 0 OPAL PLAZA 1D'. Comps 14 Reol Estote Wonted GENERAL Willing to travel with fam. make a hit with your lawn. Sears Rentals. 368.a600. 11:;' Athlet;c Instruction 141. Lots Wonted Box 6281, General Contain i1y. 881-656.2. Reasonable. 712,9484, 9-6 PROFESSIONAL BUILDIN G Cl er Sales, Detroit, Micbiga Schools 148 Resorts Wanted n I p.m. SHARP 5 room, 2 bedrooms , 18301 E. 8 MUe ' t 2~',; NOW AVAILABLE EUROPEAN woman to clean Convalescent Core 14C Real Estate Exchange 48236. $150 monthly, includes util. 1 Suite 180 Square Feet ( 14 ..: 1 bedroom apartment every CAR WASHING and vinyl J ,. Lost 'Ond Found 15 Business Opportunities OPPORTUNITY ities, shag carpeting, base. 1 Suite 360 Square Feet t CAJtEER WAITRESS WANTED eve 2 weeks. Recent references. top. reconditioning. Drago- 4'" Help Wonted General 16 Pets for Sale 177-4f46 885-454-' P.M ( EA&T SIDE MACOMB nings, Grosse Pointe ba r 885-4308. mer Shell. Mack at Berk., ment. Newly decorated, 41. Help Wanted Domestic 161. Horses for Sa Ie COUNTY 'stove, refrigerator, kids c and Grill. Call after 3 p.m. shire. 8M-6455. SHALL SUITE in medica I 41' . Services to Exchange 161 Pet Grooming EXPERIENCED hGUsekeep. OK. Sear. Rentals. 368.3600 now interviewing 881.3717. office, available at Mac It 5 Situation Wo"ted 16C Pet Boar-:ling We are er, 5 days. cleaning and LAWN cutting, gardening, men and women interested and Lochmoor. 8&t.Z700. 51. SitlJQtion Domestic 19 Printing ond Engraving DESIRE reliable young men laundry, non.smoking. ref. landscaping, odd jobs. Ref. ADORABLE 6 room, 3 bed. in a full.tlme ~areer in SI - Employment Agency 20 General Service to work on grounds of Con- erences required. 882.2458. erences, reasonable. Call room home, $110 Inontbty. NOTTINGHAM.Mack, Gl'OU e Real Estate. We are look. Catering 20." Carpet laying d'o m i n i u m development Jim Parsons 886-1l!9O. Fully t'arreted, well manl. ~ointe Park:. All utilities se ing for people who desire 6 For Rent Unfur;1ished 201 Retrigerotlon 3. Air neat: Eastland. Ideal for IWOMAN to clean, 1 day ev. cured lawn, basement, air a more than average in. 885~555. 6.4 For Rent Furnished Conditioning Repair college stildent looking for ery two weeks. 885-8145. 2 COLLEGE freshmen look. conditioned, kids, pela OK. come without a limit. likes flil Rooms for Rent 20C Chimney & Fireplace summer employment. ------Ing for exterior Clr interior Sears Rentals. 368-3600. FOR RENT or lease "On the to work with people, and pa 6C- OHice for Rent Repair Available immediately. Call 5-SITUATION , lntln g. Experienced, 'rell. Hill," one room offices. are willing to work and HARCOURT, upper, 3 bed. fDj'~Vexotlon Rentols 21 Moving Bob, 777.2375. able. ,Reasonable rat e a. Mr. Vesco, 886-8661- train. If selected. you will WANTED rooms. 2 baths. Newly - \ 61 Goroge for Rent 211. Piano Service 881,8686, esk for Paul. \ receive the finest and most decorated and. j:ompletely 6' Share Living Quarters 211 Sewing Machine SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR complete real estate train. HOME & HEALTH HOUSE Plant Sitter whUe carpeted, Adults .only, no 6O-VACATIOH 6G Stofe to Rent 21 e Electrical Service ing availllble. Prefer: 25 Mack.Cadieux area. We neeel you vacation. 881.3655 or pets •. 823-4396. RENTALS 7._ Wonted to Rent 21D T.V. & Radio Repair mature lady to work 4 p.m. CARE years of age or oIder. ma- 779-4050. Terri Giles. 1.4 Room Wonted 211 Storms and Screens to midnight, 5 days per BY NEFF ROAD - Jefferson, 6 FLORIDA, Mar c 0 Island tUrtl, and looking for il full ,. Room ond Boord Wonted 21F Home Improvement rota ling weekends. HOMEMAKERS-UPJOHN MATURE Rentin( beautiful water time career. All interviews week, WOMAN" wilhes room upper, separate base. 7C Goroge Wcnted . 21G Roofing Service Permanent position. No ex. Nurses, Nurse Aids,_ Geria. babyaitting in my home. ment and garage. After 6 front condominium villa *ictly confidential. 7~.;Storage Space Wonted 2JH Rug Cieaning perlence necessary, but tric aids and housekeepers Labpointe. 822-3292. p.m. 884.1375. bi.weekly, monthly, fish • ." Articles for So Ie 21.1 Painting, Decorcting SCHWEITZER REALTORS must have legible hand. to work part or all the ing, boating, pool, etc. COMPANION '4:1': Musical Instruments 211 Woll Washing ,27230 Harper Ave. writing. Apply in. writing to time. All e m.ployees Nurse would LARGE 1 bedroom apart. Sleeps " adults, lie'" com .W.' Antiqul!s for Sar'e 21K Window Washing St. Clair Shores Mrs. E. Meteer, at 17016 screened, bonded ADd in. like full Clr part time. Own ment. H a r per • Whittier pleteI.y furnished. ro 1 Office Equipment 21L Tile Work Mack, Grosse ,Pointe Park, sured. 24 hour service, transPortation. Win d so r, area, middle aged to elder. Ie . Weekdays. 9.5 Call: 773-7880. 4982. ,~-;;~ Articles Wonted 21M Sewer Service 48230. Detroit Mt. .Clemens 948-4006. Iy lady preferred. 1-682. ENJOY peace and privacy l~ Snowmobiles for Sale 21M' Asphalt Work KIDS ALL in scbool? Re. 872~200 792-0620 . 6528. WORK on Switcbboa,rd, sit- lOA Motorcycles for Sale 210 Cement and Brick Work enter the job market with GIRL finished with school, in new 4 bedroom Chale fu II IIm e job, retail shop on ter, companion, nurae aide LAKEPOINTE, Park area, Bay, 10"~Trucks for Sale 21 P Waterproofing our help. Some past office on IJtUe. Traverse the Hill. BoxM.3 Grosse PRIVATE NURSING 10 years experience. Near upper income, 4 rooms, r 1~:)~Cars for Sale 21Q Plcster Work experience and good or. Petoskey area, $275 pe Around the Clock transportation. TU 1-'1334. heated, car.peted, s t 0 v e.• lllk Car Repair 211l Furniture Repair ganizational ability will Pointe News. week. 882-6149 or 421.1762. 215 Carpenter In bome, hospital or nursing re fr ig e r ator. working 1 Cars Wanted to Buy provide you with good GARDENER-One day each IF YOU'LL NAME the job BOYNE County, MichlJan. 2 ~"J 21T Plumbing & Healing home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, couple, no pets, security 11,~ Boots and Motors $tarting salary and bene. week., Must be experienced you want done, we'lJ do it. tier Chalet completely fur 21U Janitor Service companions, male attend. deposit. VA 1-8957. llAl: Boot Repair fits. Excellent downtown 886-4739. Licensed. StOkes .Multiple nlshed, aU electric. Eac h 21V Silverplating ants, live.ins. Screened and UJj Boot Dockoge and law firm needs you. Phone Services, VA 4.9172. MAUER MANOR, St. Clair Uer has ~ baUa, kitchen, 21W Dressmaking & Tailoring Sweeney RETIREE or' pensioner for bonded. 24 hour service. Storage Miss at Essex Shores, 3 rooms, ~ve. re- livinl room, fireplace. Up- 21Y Swimming Pools part. time cleaning and Licenstd nurses for inaur- 11' Trollers and Campers Personnel, 961-4300. frigerator, ail' condltianer. per, 4 bedrooms, lower 3 21% Snow Removal Qnd maintenance, Grosse Pointe ance cases. 5A-SITUATION 'Hi Mobile Homes DIMESTIC Adults. PR 5-4173. bedrooms. Tiers may be 12i, Suburban Acreage Landscaping GARDENER and handyman; area apartment bUilding. POINTE AREA NURSES interconnected If desired. 1~ Subu~n Home 1 day a week. 821.2625. VA 1-0449. TU 4.3180 REFINED LADY for 3 room IRONING in my home .. Ref. apartment, p r i vat e en. Summer re~rvatlons now erences. 886-4362 after II , OPPORTU N ITY FULL TIME dental recep. HIGH school students want trance. Convenient trans- being accepted. Golf, swim. p.m. 1A.-PERSONALS tionist for Fisher building Jawn cutting, raking, clean portation. 0 ute r Drive. ming, fishing, horse back r Classified Deadline KNOCKS oUlce. Experience helpful riding witb,ln walking dls. ups. "Neat, reliable. 822- WOMAN wishes every---other Mack area. 882.6062. Is Tuesday 2 p.m., for all COUPLE will drive your car but not necessary. 871.3260. tillce. Cecil's Rundehau~, to California in August. Our commission and bonus 8539. Saturday work. Have refer. new copy, changes of copy Need 3 weeks travel.time. plan Is attract~ve for the UPPER 3 bedroom f I at, 425-8933. CUSTODIAN - p r iv • t e COLLEGE student, ences. 923-5.180. , and cancenatlons. It Is Experienced, 881-7134 after average s a I e sma nand needs newly decorated, new school, part time (after. work. Experienced. Power NORTH NAPLES, Florida, 2 luggelted that all real 5 p.m. I really lucrative for the EXPERIENCED lady wishes kitchen, new car.peting, noons). 822-0300, 9 a.m.-4 raking, bush trimming, bedroOm, 2 bath coadomin. eltate copy be subniitted high producer. As a result day' work. Call 579.1258. middleaged p e 0 pie. No I p.m. planting and' sod. Refer. ium- on Gulf of Mexico, tirour office by Monday HAPPY 50th l!IRTHDA Y of increasing volume we peti,' no cbildren. TU. 4- I ---- ences. Spencer. 77a.OlI}7. LAD Y WISHES Thursday completely furnished, pool. are in need of men or ARE YOU an experienced 6876'- t p.m. I MA BOLOGNA OF ,!"ARREN I. cleaning, 822-7976 after 6 By week or month. Can women for real estate sales MOTHER or SITI'ER with CAPABLE Grosse Pointe .p.m. 2 ROOM apartments, aduiti owner, 363-6850• work in our Grone Pointe time to spare?' A family In Nortll girl will sit children ~se rale: '2 'Words for $2.00 only, $80 per m(lnth. 331. 2A.-MUS1C Woods office. Experience is Grosse Pointe wants to and/or dogs, do odd jobs. EXPERIENCED day worker, COTrAGE for rent 0lI, Lake a¥itianal word. eoch __ $ .10 EDUCATION 4245. not essential, we have an make a steady babysitting 884.110\4. , References. Mondays. Call Huron near Port Austin. 5 4/weeks or more $1.75 excellent training pJ;Ogram. arrangement for 3 or 4 aIt!lr 4. 571.7461. CHATSWORTH near Warren. be(lrooins,. 4 baths,eom~ R1'all rote per incn $J.40 BRIGGS-LINDOW STUDIOS Ask for Bill Finn. evenings a week (including GROSSE Pointe North atu. S room apper, newly dec. pletelyequipped. Golf and dent would like lawn jobs. .. !wHks or more ~ __ $J.OO Piano and 1beory Saturday and Sunday) plus HOU~EKEEPER - full . orated~ Heated. Appliances. tennis. June 2~ to July 31, Punch and Judy Building 1 or 11h week-end days. Clean.up, edge, trim. Reli. charge. (Prefer business 'No children, no pets. 882. $1,200. Reply Box S-3, MILDRED BRIGGS SCHWEITZERI Very friendly family con. able and responsible. 886- gentleman). Live in. One (1214. Grosse Pointe News. Studio; 882.:1680 2665. . floor home. H a v e car. I Call . sists of 8 girl 4 and a baby PORT HURON - 55 mUe. to LAURA L. LINDOW . 886-5800 Grosse Pointe references. 5 ROOM upper, carpeted. Ap- boy. You should have your RELIABLE young woman de- 4 acre 200' Lake Huron, 6 Studlo: 881.7747 Box T.5, Grosse Pointe pliances. 5717 Devonshire. TUxedo 2-6900 KIND, loving, person to care own car and we would in- sires permanent work. 3 bedroom, 4 lavatories, re- I Residence: 773-8315 vite references. Pay per News. Single girl or married for small French Poodle, 5 years college; typing, re- couple perferre1. BM.1371. decorated summer home. CHARLENE McELWEE hour to be worked out as days, your home or mine, ceptionist, bn.lounge ex: COLLEGE STUDENT wants Boat, ice m..aker, linens, :.~EFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS Studio: 881.7747 mutually agreeable. Please Alter 3 p.m., 886-1363. 882.3495 before Saturday. perience. Cbauffeur's 11. 4 days of la und ry and everything included. 882- ~ada'. Gllt Shop. Marlna Drive Residence: 885-3671 call 886-7664 9 to noon or cense. 886.8689. I end the ~rbouse cleaning for summer. 881- GREATER MACK.Nine Mile. 8400. fark ;I'barmaey, E. Jefferson after.7 p.m .• Large 1 bedroom apart- LAWN service, 2 high school 6125, 1().5 p.m. I and tbe City LInllts . PIANO - Classical, popular. OUR CLIENTS ment. Carpeted, air condi- 27 FOOT Winnebago motor BOOKKEEPER assistant, seniors, reasonable rates, Children', adults, Graduate LADY WISHES .M 0,0 day. tioned. Middle age or older home, sleeps 6, .self con. SSE POINTE PARK must type. knowledge of very reliable. Experienced. experienced teachOds Phannacy, Mack trimmed, (laWn designing) . 350 Eastand Str., Prof. Bldg. • and Bournemoulh Voice, G u ita r, Strings, • Licensed Practical Nurses Must like children. ReCcr- 6A-FOR RENT Red Wood ties or stone. 372-4720 7-WANTED TO RENT Woodwinds, Dislinguish~d e Practical Nurses enccs. 884-7436. \. FURNISHED Peat moss or 50/50, top ::;ROSSE POINTE WQ(;DS faculty. TU 2.4963. 16237 e Companions ARCHITECT seeks Grosse EXPERIENCED cleaning soil delivered. Senior Citi. 2 ROOM apartment. Adult s '\':"old. Drug Store. Mack near Mack r,t Three Mile. eAides 6-FOR RENT Pointe house, 3 bedrooms. women for single lady, zens. 758.3144. UNFURNISHED oniy. $S5 a month. 821.7492 Pointe Pharmacy, Mack Exceilent references. Two t= Call or writ~ today every other Wednesday or • and Manchester COLLEGE freshman oltering bedroom, small girls, responsible Barimes! Phalmacy. Mack and 2B-TUTORING Thursday. Grosse Pointe WOODBRIDGE EAST SUB-LET. 3 Ph 882.6640 lawn cutting services June 1 family. Call evenings 331. : Loelmoor Park nMr JeCCerson. Small for For rent or sale, 2 bedrooms. bath apartment. JIob'. Drugs, Mack and Roslyn MATHEMATICS TUTORING the summer. Fourth year November 1 or longer. St. 1893. , h 0 us c. $17. References 21h baths, carpeting, by MEDICAL of operation. 884. Paul in Village. $375 plus JETROJT AREA necessary. VA 1-4293 eve. Dave. drapes, 2 car ports, frost. FURNISHED home or apart. Ph.D. Mathematician 1666. utilities. No cllildren 0r st. Iohn HOlpltal. Seven Mile PERSONNEL nings. free refrigerator and le1£ ment. Grosse Pointe or 886-8'750 pets. References. Quee n • Road a1Id MOTOSS cleaning oven. 399-3330. lake arell, for May and ~vonshtre DnIgs, Mack and POOL CLEANING lady wanted 2 COLLEGE JUNIOR looking Real Estate. 886.4141. f.ve PRIVATE TUTORING 63 Kercheval for interior or ext e r i 0 r June. Grosse Pointe refer. Mack and Bea. days a week. References 1 BEDROOM, dining room, nings. 885-0398. 1.&e~=..~cy. in painting. Experienced, rea- ences. 884.2518. l contfleld Grosse Pointe Farms required. 886-0788. living room, kitchen, bath. .. ..,.1iul4 ~voerll€e Shopp ,~ .. - ;, . , " .:' " -- Thursd.y,~.Y 2, 1974, 6 R05 5 E POI N TEN EW 5 'age Twenty-Seven~. 7A-ROOM W~HJED 8-A'T'C~E,S. FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES fOR SALE *-AITICLES ;0. SALE lIA-MUSICAL n-eAlS FOlSALI l1-eAlS FOR$AU 12D-LAKI AND Rlv~~l GROSSE Pointe couple want B~N SIDING - AuthenUc WE BUY UHF porlables, MOVING, must seU, 2 pair INSTRUMENn FORD G RAN D TORINO, PIOPIITY t 196II PLYMOUTH Fur)' to rent apartment or house 1 wea~ered, hand hewn, consoles and color TVs elegant pink satin bedroom wagon, 1 family owner, 1m, hardtop, faetor)' air, ST. CLAI R RIVER ~ for summet. mop.ths in natural timber. 1-463-2179. working or not. Call Friday draperies with swags. Ex. PIANOS WANTED good condition, 8 passen- automatic, make offer. 886- ~ Grosse Pointe area. No AUTOMOBILE owners! As or Saturday. 891-5395. ecutive desk. HollYIt'ood GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles ler, low mUea,e, $500. 885- 2854. GOLF, SWIM, FISH, BOAT: cbildren or pets. Will take low as $2'1.34 qu.rterly OLD CLOCKS, watches, jew. bed. 36" Tappan slove with and Sman Uprights. C.sh. 64061. 1870 CKRYSI.ER Newport, sa miles from Detroit. 2 a~ care' of like our own. 884. 3 CoodOminiwp\, buys $5O,QOO-$loo,OOO Li. elry. We npair, buy or dou~le oven. Telep~one low mlleace, radio, air, bedroom 0339. .' with all electric livlDg, ability, Properly Damage. sell. Edward Kista, Certi. c~aU'. Cedlr ches~. 3 pl~ce VE 7-0506 1973 PINTO Square walDO, power, $1,200. 885-5274. SMALL 2 or 3 bedroom./Jouse TU 1-2376. . fied Master Watchmaker pink wroug~t Iron Ice automatic, air, stereo, ex. Gelleral E I • c t r i c appli-.-;: II-ANTIQUES cellent condition, $2700 or anees. Beautiful view of St.' needed by June 1. Family WEDDING INVITATIONS ~ Kercheval, Colonial Fed: ~~~~et With glass top. 1968 MUSTANG, automaUc 8, of 2. St~, Paul Parish pre. FOR SALE best offer. 294.2889. power brakes, steerinl, Clair Rivei'. From $24,.. :: Discount with this ad. era! Bldg. 885-5756. vinyl top, low mUeage. Ex. \ :' ferred. Excellent refer. DON'T miss our First Fl!la MARINER'S VILLAGE' " INSTANT COPIES lOe 75 YARDS . GARAGE SALE. Moving to '71 VEGA Hatchback,- air ences. 882.8959. Market of the season. May cellent condition. After 4, 1800 River Road __ .;:r Low price instant printing red carpeting, $100 apartment. Everything left conditioninl, custcun in. lIN-otl". MIDDLE AGED artist needs SCRATCH PADS 35c LB.' or best oUer. 882.9806. over must go. Electric 25th.26th. Saturday and terlor, low mileage, gas Marysville, MIch. : lawn mower with cord ana Sunday and every 1st and Open Dally 1-5 1.364-667l.: well lighted room. Mr. 3 lb•. $1.00 FLORAL Lawson sofa and saver. 886.5128. CHEVROLET, len Kings. , Nutz, 10401 E. Jefferson, caleber $30, stepladder, 3rd weekend of the month wood, radio, radial lira, . ECONOMEE SERVICE matching cbair, 1 striped thereafter. Rental space 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle, TRAVERSE AREA : ~ Detroit 48214. PRINTING chair. Excellent condition. tools, garden tools. sprin- other extrls, $1850 or best BAY FRONTAGE .'~ klers, hexagon table. Fur. available. good condition, low mUe. Desk. 881.1693after 5 p.m. oUer. 889-0818. 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 15201 Kerchval at Lakepointe niture and toys galore for age, $900. 884-2809. Fourth Iarcest growth are~a ;. Grosse Pointe VA 2.7100 KENNARY KAGE 500 feet of beautiful san ; little ones. Thursday, May ANTIQUES IMPERIAL, 1972, loa d ed, PARENTS with problems: GARAGE sale-ZOOS Vernbr 1969 OPEL KADET, .. sp!ed 10 wmUeage, sacrifice. beach, 15 aeres wooded, .. Need anonymous listening RUMMAGE SA L E - St road, Saturday only 8:30- 2nd, 10 ,to 8, Friday 10.2. 4928 Cadieux at E. Warren sbift, radio, heater, excel. $2,995. ~1"9. mile ileep to M.22 Hig~ ~ ear? Call Dialogue, 881. Jam~s Lutheran Church: 5:30. No early sales. 1039 Hawthorne, Grosse 8824396 lent condition, low mileage. Pointe WoOOs. 886.6149. way. Located in the VIDa.,,: 0270, Monday andWednes. McMillan at Kercheval. Open Thursday.Friday 886-1856 after 6 p.m. OPEL GT, 1910, automatic of Northport .. R e Ii a b l~;' . day 9-3 p.m. Flec spon. Wednesday May I, 5.8 p.m. KIMBALL organ $500. Childs By Chance' transmission, AM.FM par t y can purchase thlf::; sored. and Thursday May 2, 9.1 white dressing table $20, GLIDER (porch swing), Saturday.Sunday 1972 OLDS Cutlass, air, disc birch corner table, mahog. stereo, excellent condition. right. Write for particulars':'; , . p.m. Nettle Cree!!: king size bed. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. brakes, bucket seats, AM! $1,700. 885-5103. any shadow box with gun FM radio. Very sharp. No A. Watson, Box 388, North.: WANTED: Old guns, any I . 1 spread $25. 886- ..121. kind. any condition. Call TWIN Schwmn Tandem de. , model. TU 2-5009. FURNITURE refinished, reo dealers. 886.222". 11e-IOATS AND port 48670. 4t Monte 884.2654 I luxe bike, with speed. SEARS Craftsman 5 blade paired, stripped, any type st , . ometer, like new, $125. "99. push lawn mower and reo DESK. and chair, bookcase, of caning. Free estimates, TOYOTA Celiea ST, 1911, MOTORS 12E-COMMEICIAL.! dresser, small table( paint. factory air, excellent con. POOL TABLES 2051. ,movable basket, like new 474'lI953. AQUA-CAT Catamaran 12' PROPIITY A~ ed white) $SO' complete. dition. 881.2523 or 884.3180. 1I11boat, 2 years old. Best '1 ~ MOVED GIRLS' Stingray bicycle. Ex.' $30. 884~, Desk lamps, maple end QUIMPER piatiers, leaded --- ' . I offer. 885-6654Monday thru FOR LEASE :)~ Recovered and rebuilt, all . cellent condition. Redwood TWO Ford car seats, like table and magazine rack. glass doors and miscel. 1970 GREMLIN 6, automatic,. work guaranteed. 399.5765. garden furniture. 885.0315. new $12each. 885-40126. Miscellaneous. New and laneous. 884-0609. $1250. 889-Q878. Friday alter 5 p.m. RE!AI L. A$ used women's clothing, METAL Dock box, $45, 8M- size 10, half priced. Friday WOMAN'S Elgin watch. Ap. '12 POlfflAC Grand 'Prix, Grosse POinte Vlllag~t "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL M~VIE SCREEN, 5Ox50 DINING set, 9 piece mahog: proximately 1900.1905. 15 black, air, excellent con- 6922. Can af~ 6 p.m. Newly renovated building ~;! Canfully selected current mches, never used. Zenith any, good condition. Kit. only 12-5. 20644 Maple jewel. Hunting case. If dition. Best offer. TU 2. . building 1,400 to 3,400 sqll~ styles of designer and bet. 19 in., portable TV, black chen, Craig tape recorder, Lane, Woods. carat gold. Top condition. 5517. RAIVEN tS~Ptr'l 240', fiber. ft."" ter apparel, accessories, and white, remote control. miscellaneous. 885.5345. 647.7290. g ass, e... m, trailer, SILLOWAY & CO. LIVING ROOM, bedrOl'm extra equipment. 882-5928. ~.i• furs, j ewe I r y and "old. Panasonic s t ere 0 and furniture, small appliances. VEGA, 1972Hatchback Very tiques". stand, like new. TU 4.5741. NATURAL cement lawn ere. LOVE SEAT, $175. French clean, 23000 mileS', '$1895. 812-8484 "1 atures, hanging pots, large Can 886-8602 after .. p.m. JOIINSON Tradewind, 1970 \ .Consignment, Welcome SCHWINN' Breeze, 26 int'h frog planters. ~~. iron wash stand, $100. 882. TU,1'2492 after 4 p.m. 10 STEUBEN cock tail 6818. .19', 210 horsepower. 1.0: 13-IIAL ISTATE >~! LEE'S woman's bicycle, excellent '73 GREMLIN X, fresh plum Perfect ocondition. Tandem FOR SALE ...~ condition, baby carrier, 20" SCHWINN Converta bi. glasses, signed, $200. Spiral stem. 882-6818. FINE 18th C~ntury Mohogony U litre engine, 3 speed on trailer JnelllCled, $4,200. .. .. • 20339 Mack (near 8 Mile) metal frame extra. 882. cycle, good condition $15. dining room table, 2 pedes. floor. Excellent C:CDdition: 49540.' TROMBLEY ROAD, Loveiji~ 881-8082 6047. 884.5380. ST. CLAIR SHOR~S resale, tol, seats 8. Write Box H.10, 775-2256 after 6 p.m. INDIAN Vo)'aler, 7', iDboard, 2 Oat ~ome, Jarl' rooll\s.. ~ CAR PET lNG, National MOVING. SALE _ Sears de: SCHWINN 5 speed Stingray, accepting household cloth. Grosse Pointe. NewS'. jet powered, fiberglass Shown by owner. 963-8111~ ing, furuiture on C'OnSlgn. 1973 VEGA WAGON, with Brands, 10% above Mill luxe trash compactor, lamp speedometer, $50. Mike. tinted glass, rear deflector, ~, metal flake paint, or 823-l278. ;>~ cost, IU'st quality, many table, 1 pair captain chairs 886-1807. ment. Tuesday through 9~ARTICLES WANTED Saturday, 11.5. 2632.. Har. air conditioning, turbo by. dlights and more. RWlS aU In .St alr - Tudor homlt II~ ron ends to choose from at chest o~ drawers! twin bed CRESTWOOD ood per, 10~ Mlle. 772-«70. BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. dramatic, power steering, I)" DO a (allon of 'fI, of quality construcUonj 6l': M% below cost. Mill tepre. bl)x. sprmg set With frame, condition $SO ~t~~72Of Browsers always welcom~. AM.FM, 'G. T. packl.igej $250. 8840-5686. . bedrooms, 2~ blths; fa!flO~ sentative. 886-7253. 21 I!lch color, remote con. I • • EXCEUENT lady's bicycle, B. a CIlH!S 900k Shop. steel belted radials, rack. HOUSEBOAT, 2(' flbe ... lass. ily room with raised Spai~' 2 BAKER Queen Anne arm trol Magnavox television, 3 SCHWINNS-20" and 2.... $28; girls' 2() in. bicycle, Miss Ethel Claes, 1870 Le. 17,500 mlles, $2,200. Very seU cDOtained, 1~ H.P. i. h fnpllce: carpeted ~ c1)airs, white velvet and bench grinder, 10 inch boys, 2.... girls. Raleigh 3 $7. After 6 p.m. 5570 verette (48216). WO 3. clean. Call 889.()350'week. Mercrulser with trailer. th rouchout; a dredU .fJ:uitwood. Like new. $900 table power horse saw. speed 26" boys. 881.1022. Bishop. 4267. days 9.5. $4950 or trade forlllotor kltc!lell to work in; 2 eatr t ot best offer. 575-9017. :~~ after 5 and week- HOUSEHOLD furnishings, home. _12M or 88100550. a"ached tarage, elec~ t 6 FAMILY garage sale - ELECTRIC TRAINS and 1972 CHEVROLET Vega • door opener; well lasla' ': . BOYS' . miscellaneous items. Leav. Bikes, furniture, kids stuff, speed tr~DSmiasion, OLD TOYS, iow ALCOT Sun Fish SaUboat, scaped aDd located In t . 26" Schwinn bicycle, )lOUSE SALE-2 love seats; ing the state. 1591 Bourne- china, _'shop vacuum. 789 mileage. Excellent condi. elf HARPER WOODS. 372.Q569 yellow and white, dUilve area. ~ $15. 881-4448. . $190 each. 2 Mrs. chairs, mouth. Lakepointe, Thursday, Fri. lion, $1,595. 884-3648. $450. Aluminum rowboat $75.' '111 GARAGE SALE-1816 Hamp- $45' each. Walnut dining GOLD contemporary sofi, day, Saturday, 10 to 4 only. WANTED Grand .. 's old poco 888-2071. Just north of Marine City M t. ton, wide vl\riety, quality room table with 2 leaves, ket. watch!! That. old poco 1969 FORD LTD wagon, new 171 ft. fronta,e on Sf. Claltt good condition $35. 8II6-83fo7 motor, tires, muffler, bat. items, ,Friday, Sa.turday, 6 side chairs with. cane GARAGE. S ALE - Sofa, ket watch of Grandpa's 28 FT. SHEPPARD cloubll; River - city water, c1&.l~ tery. 1IM.7Ml. May, 3, May 4, 9-5. backs, $215. 3 tables by GARAGE sale-8 year crIb,. l:bairs, clot~es, toys, mis. tha t may be setting in the planltmallogany twin 135 sewer, goo d seawen ~ cellaneous. May 3-4 739 Lane, lamp,. 2 crystal some nice furniture, chil. bottom of the dresser draw. 1969 DARK blue Opel Kadet Grays. Inside stor"e and $80,000. --,: HOUSEHOLD SALE- Bed. chandeliers, 3 'crystal ceil. dre's clothing, lots of mis- Anita, G r 0 sse Pointe ~r may be very valuable!! room, kitchen, liviDg and ing fixtures. Saturday only. Woods. station wagon, excellent launching paid at Greg. BEADLE-CURRI'ER1J. cellaneou$. Friday and Sat. Also .any of the following condition, good value at ory's, foot of Clalrpoint. dining furniture, appli. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 921 Trom. urday May 3rd and 4th E L E C T R I C refrigerator, items could be of consider. $800. 886-7789. $1200. 822.5232. AGENCY ~~~~ ances, d ish e s, s ilv e r, bley, 1 block soutb of only,. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 1352 General Electric. Lawn able value and could very clothes, furs, miscellaneous. Jefferson. Bishop road. llD-1OAT REPAIR 301 Orchard Street ,~& sweeper. 886,5521. well surprise you as to 1973 FORD, Gran Torino 81. Clair, Michia:an 4807\' Saturday and Sunday ,104. what they may be worth:. Brougbam, 8 montla old, 38 PATIO BLOCKS, 22x22. GRAY tweed couch, .will take THE SEASON Is here. Amer. Phone (818) 8294200 ;,~~ 5305 ~~atSworth, Detroit. THE residents of 926 Lake. old school ring!, old pocket under warranty, loaded Make offer. 19826 E. Ida highest offer. 823-6815. pmnte present the most watch chains. old wedding 'with extras. Better than a ican II il r in e Is In full MAP L E double dresser Lane, Woods. 9 FT. concert Grand plano, fantAstic garage sale of rings, old silverware item~, '74. Perfect cDOdiUon.8,4000 llwing: U your boit bottom q l desk, chaise lounge, cryst8i the needs sanding or fibera:1ass GARAGE SALE - Friday, German make, exception. year. Books, clothing, furni- old pendulum clocks 01' mUes. Private party, no hall chandelier.' Evenings work we will do it. Matter --- ally good tone, more than ture, etc., See this. great what else could you think longer needs. 885.7635. . 886-5901. . Saturday 104 ONLY: 36 .u \II' , Elm Court, opposite War 50 years old. $850. VA 2- e~ent on. Friday .May. 3rd of? No al>praisa1s please. of fact we do everything. HAZEL HIXON ladies golf from 12-6 p.m. and a repeat We wish to buy and will MUSTANG, 1969, good condl. Can us at 881.7.4,OS. 'Iill'" Memorial. Fine and mis- 4646. - tion. No rust, $750. After BUT clubs, 9 irons, 3 woods, performance, Sat u r day pay ~sh money for any of ~.v t cellaneous furniture Includ. DINING roOm set, table; 4' 5, TU 4-8928. BOAT Malnteunce, paintii1g, bag, only used twi~, $65. ing love seat, easy chair, May 4th. In case of rain it the above items. Call 886- varnishing, teak cleaned, chairs, hutch, $80. 882~., wID bec~e the greatest 3012. If no answer call 886- '01 * TU 2.~419. . antique hut c h; kitchen 1966 PONTIAC 9. pU.enger etc. Reasonable ,rices. BEFORE basemebt sale evcr! 3011. ''''' If JOLLY- GIANT garagesal~. items, books, linens, etc. SCHWINN Bantam red con. wagon. Few dents. Excel. 821.ooss. Hockey goals and equip. vertible 20", excellent con. Household goods, furniture, SEARS double oven gas WANTED: Lionel trailll and lent running condition. Air YOU BUY baby equipment, buffet. ment. dition $35. 881-G!M1. range, ~e new, $200. Phil. other toy trains. 5213809 radial .tires. Best oUer: 11 F- TRAILERS AND 885-4672after 1 p.m. Fridayalld SatUrday 10-4 STAINLESS STEEL sink ZENITH T'{ space control, co refrigerator, good condi. and 526.1300, extension 6. CAMPERS' BE SURE $15. 331-7332. , onlY. 925 Beaconsfield. countertop unit with back. black and white pOrtable, tion, WANTED TO. BUY used ~ DODGE Polaro, new splash and faucets, 82". $35. Fireplace wood. TU 1- 22' TENT Camper, sleeps 7, TO VISIT SO" BLUE leather head. LIVING room mair, blue ny. TVs, wor!dni' or not, top t4'es, low mileage. Excel. Best offer. 822.9348. 4274. self contained, porta.po")', dl,: board, $20. 2-39" green Ion fabric, good condition. dollar paid.' 527-6230. lent transport8tiQn. Shown stove, add.a.room. 925 Bea. leather headboards each MOVING-Dining, bedroom. $tS. 1IM.1l44. Saturday and Sunday. BU. conaLIe1d. 833•• SUMMER bridal gown, size PEWABIC pottery, .antique 7931. ""t $10. 90" formica top desk, 9, $35. Call ailer 4. TU air conditioner, snow blow- JACOBSEN 21 inch self prD- china, glass, - fui'niture, TREVbo Tr~Uer 1972 TelT)' unfinished, .$40. 886-1608 4-2307. er, mirror; rug shampooer, THE .PERFECT Graduation pelled reel mower. Excel. watches, clocks,' toolJ, ~I, aelf conta~J, l1eeps after 6 p.m. laVon mower, fan, color leut condition. i7 inchRCA guns antiqllP. or UBed. 621- Gift for sale or lease. COFFEY~~-'0.1'- TV. TU 4-5086. 7, many utru - batte1'1 LARGE dog house $25,puppy WHOLE HOME SALE black and white TV. with 3742, if no :.nswer caD Metallic brown 191.. Vega pack,awnlng, 2 hitch. Ex. stand. 823-2"57after 6 p.m. after 7 p.m. GT, custom Interior, low training cage $10, rotary Moving to furnished home. DINING ROOM SET, Jaco. cellent condition. 885-84050. power mower. 882.4422. bean, ornately hand carved mileage, Pt!rfect condition. CADILLAC:,~~,~ . Everything must go. 2 GARAGE sale-Friday.Satur. BUNK BEDS, good condition. Can 8Il9-0615. . . APACHE 1969 Mesa III, piece Capitol wood cabinet, mission oak, mint condi. day 10 .to 2. Furniture toys 884.2242. Let UI explain the ne~j 1,= USED spinet piano, good tion, $1,000 or best offer. sleeps 6, dinette; stove condition $400. Mediter. Hi Fi, Heritage sofa, chairs, gallon jugs and mis~ellan: 1955 AUSTIN HEALEY .. sink, canopy. $750. 7'71.1125: Cadillac Value Protection, Baker coffel) table, French Antique Zither, $50. 775- eous. 1371 Bedford, Grosse MARINE antiques. 884-06407 cylinder, Devin gl?ss ~ad. Plan. 12 months, 12,~ ranean loveseat, 100 s e 5647. cushions . $200. Matching Provencial wed g e step Pointe Park. or 889-0828. ster body, SO% finished. l2B-VACATION mUe service Igreemen~; high back swivel chairs table, baby furniture. 4 PIECE sectional, excellent JACOBSEN 21 inch reel lawn BREAKFRONT, cherrywood ~tn:~~n Sunday, $1,450. on most pre-owned. Cad.' Christmas room, ping pong PROPERTY with red velvet cushions ~ondition, $200. 884-4234. mower, hand mowers, mir. or mahogany. 293-6059. illacs. ",",(., tab 1e. More furniture, -'0;' 'and matching end table ror. oak framed; 48x28 WA 197.. JEEP CJ5, V-8 radial $500. Can after 5 p.m. 821-' books, rugs, lawn chairs. GIRLS' 10 speed excellent mink stole, 884.5577. ' NTED - Wooden high tires, roll.bar, clo'th top. HILL HOUSE • 964.6811 - 3859. Hundreds of articles. May condition, $100.'881-6362. chair, play pen, stretch 4th and 5th, 10.5. 543 Pem. GROWING daughters size 10 fence, safety ea'r seat. 884. Steve 313-821-6676. Imaginative Contemporary 3180 E. JEFFERSON:::,~',- NOSTALGIC BONANZA- MOVING - Desk, Magnavox berton Road. and 12 better clothing, very 5053. 1968 FORD Galaxle 4 door' Hill H~se with cathedral Original Saturday Evening heap Als '11 I ceiling, nestled m' acre color TV, chair, hair dryer. C • 0 pI ow.peop e WA harotop, low mileage good .... 884.7649 after 6 p.m. GENERAL e 1e clr ic 30" Post covers, magazine ads couch. 885-6026. NTED-Schwinn 10 speed condition. One owner'. Call Maple Forest in midst of range, Sensi-Temp, timer from 1900 through 1940's Varsity or Continental bi. 30,000 of SUlte land. Ac. J A COB S E N reel power and storage drawer. 331. including Coca Cola. Also HONDA trail bike, like new: cycle. Good condition. 885- after 6 p.m. TU 6-0754. commodates 7 people. Ask. WEARE mower. excellent condition, 6808. antique French prints. 882- $200; two naugahyde lounge 7928. 1972 VW Super Beetle con. ing $60.000. 313-477.2568. $45. 882-6691. 9888. chairs with ottoman: $90; vertible, 21,000 miles. Aulll' 10 s.m. to 5 p.m. week. NOW IN 2 WESTINGHOUSE air,. con. two end tables: $45; antique lOA-MOTORCYCLES matic, air, AM.FM stereo, days. PORTABLE typewriter, Bur. ditioners, 8.000 and 6,000 LOVE SEAT, Wedgewood, I OUR NEW roughs adding machine. blue hutch:' $135; electric, FOR SALE $2,200. 331-2182or 869.94027. BTUs. Good condition. Rea. blue velvet. Perfect condi. lawn edger: $25: hedge • 1974 DEMOS Belgian billiard balls, pool sonable. 881.5791. . tion. $150. 792.2626 after 6. trimmer: $10; Shetland KAWASAKI Trail bike, l00cC,' 197~ GREMLIN, automatic, FLEETWOOD UL TRA-MODERN cues, 2 televisions, G.E. GAS stove, twin bed, drapes, MOVING - Antique carved floor and rug cleaner: ~lO; 1970 rr.~del, excellent con. air, AM.FM stereo radio. BROUGHAMS refrigerator, 6 months old. Amberglas dishes. servicc dition, $265. 882-6153 after $2,095 or besl offer. 881- SEDAN DE VIUES FACILITIES :~! 874.2745 after 5 p.m. Cornice boards, carpeting, French lady's chair, Medi .. ~I" : clothing. toots and miscel. terranean carved sofa, cop. for 12: $40; chandelier: $35; 5 p.m. 4045. COUPE DE VILLES three pair pink brocade MOVING SOU T H, ranch laneous. Saturday-Sunday. pertone range and refriger. drapes 56x82", cost $600. HONDA CL 115, with 2 Hel. 1971 VW BEETLE. Excellent GOOD SELECTION 1028 Somerset. No early mink coat, full length, size ator, harvest gold gas Asking $100. 886.9220. mels, very good condition. condition. $1,350. 885-4893 '73 Eldos. 3 to choose. ROGER ~:~ sales. 14. 884.3648. dryer, w hit e Whirlpool Reasonably priced. 884- mornings. 885-0583 eve. '72 Sdn. de Ville, air. washer, antiqued breakfast $3,000 AUTUMN haze mink 5577. nings. table and chairs, yellow coat. Best offer. 881.9333. '72 Coupe de Ville ,air RINKE ';:'., .. and orange 12x13 Royal 1972 LUXURY LeMans Pon. '73 Olds ToroIJado' FURNITURE BARGAINS blue carpet, antique white 11-CARS FOR SAU GARAGE SALE HURRAH! tiac, fully loaded, wife's '71 Coupe de Ville, air CADILLAC eoj' with blue trim king size 1970lh . CAMARO, power car, excellent condition. , It is Spring clean up time and in a CRASH CLEAR- 886.Q170. '71 Sdl\" de Ville. Loaded .'1 . ANCE SALE we have drastically reduced over 500 headboanl, antique play. A GRAND assortment of mis. stecqng. power brakes, brand name items for all rooms. Many items are pen. American Beauty king cellaneous furniture. lamps AMIFM, tilt steering wheel 11 MILE RD. .', I ~. size bedspread, toy cbest, 1972 CUDA, 4 speed, power priced below cost. Included are odd pieces. ~oiled, and aceesso"ies. Lots of "inyl top, rear window de: s tee r in g, power disc Lilac wood card table, wal. new gift items. Saturday McGLONE East of Van Dyke:' one.of.a.kind, damaged and overstork mcrchandise. froster, air, 38,000 miles. brakes, AM. F M. $1,900. ) ( .... nut contemporary end only May 4. Door opens at After 6, 792.0516. 777.9153. table, set of 3 solid walnut 10 .a.m., 601 Lincoln Rd. Warren ,..; TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS WONDERFUL CADILLAC tal:le tops, Schwinn bicycle. comer of Waterloo. No pri. 1968 TORINO G.T. complete 1973 VEGA GT, air, auto. . OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE 20903 HARPER I 823-4600. or sales. power, including air, burg. matic, stereo, low milnge. 536-6260 - ler alarm, rC:lr window de. 2 blocks nortb of Vernier OR 10' REFRIGERATOR.freezer CRAFTSMAN'S 22", self pro. Best offer. 8840-64075. - Listed are just a few or the money saving values. froster. automatic trans. 881-8600 . compartment, 9 Y8rd Tur. pelled with catcher $45. mission. Candy Apple red. DODGE DART, 1971, good 757-0767 ." WAS NOW gal sheer material, 23 886.3766. Excellent condition, $895. mIileage, great condltlon, American of Martinsville Sofa $ 52t!.95 $199.95 channel C.B. radio. 885. 886.2131 or 881.14540. $1,689. 886.3658. 0989. MOVING sale - Crib, play. Rowe Sofa, pen, gates, many babY 1970 PORSCHE - excell~;rt MERCEDES diesel, 1970 ex. ALL USED CARS ARE NOT ALl KE 2 Matching Chairs, Ottoman 1,299.95 499.95 PATIO BLOCKS, 26"1l3O", items and clothes, mixer, contiition, new engine and cellent conditiono, many ex. $l.~ each. 886-4553. rockers, credenza. Miscel. SEE RinER FOR THE BEST Bernhardt Dining Room Set transmission. $3,200or best tras, $5,100. 886-7069. laneous. Friday 9 a.m.-412 offer. Call Bob 463-O!'i64, China, 4 Chairs, Oval Table 499,95 299.95 ROTARY MOWER, 2 years Lathrop off CbaUonte. 30 FACTORY EXECUTIVE CARS old, 3~ horsepower, 21", 9.6. American of Martinsville Bedroom Set $35. Minibike, $75. 884.3678 lA-MUSICAL UNDER 5,000 MILES I. Triple Dresser, Mirror, 1973 CAPRI, 2000 de cor WOOD ,'] after 7 p.m, \ INSTRUMENTS SAVE HUNDREDS Headboard 504.95 199.95 groups, 4 speed AM/FM. .:; 885.2108. MOTORS INC. BEAUTIFUL pictures, j(!w. ALL MUSICAL '73 CHEVROLET Mallbu 2 Dr H T $2 '79~ Simmons Box Spring or Mattress elry, glassware, draperies, INSTRUMENTS '73 IMPALA Sta. Wagon Air .~ 1'95 ' . Perfect with the. full 1973 MONTE CARLO Lan. USED CARS r..,: curtains, purses, Telefun. ' dau, poWer steering, power :72 CAPRICE 4 Dr. H.T: A Doll! '$2,m factory guarantee. Priced from $39.95 ken radio. some furniture. Renlals $8.50 per month. 60 To Choose From 71 VEGA GT. A Doll! $1 !I9~ . ." brakes. powcr Windows, 100% GUARANTEE ..d Odd Headboards, Mirrors, Lamps and Mucb more. Very reason. Drum ouUits, amplifiers, cruise control. air, tinted :70 CAPRI. Low Miles. $i:395. able. Saturday, 10.3 p.m. guitars, flutes, saxophones, ON MOST MODELS ,69 CHEVROLtT Malibu. 2 Dr. H.T. $1 295 Living Room Tables. AU Priced from $9.95 glass, bucket seats, con. 30 days or 1,000 miles. ONLY... 826 Harvard. electric basses, classical 69 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. va. Auto. $39~: . " guitars, violins, trumpets, sole, automatic, tape radio 153M GRATIOT at a Mile TREES FURNITURE WAREHOUSF. SHOWROOM 3400 milcs, $3675. Private: GAR AGE SALE - Bike, organs, banjos, con g 0 372.2600 PR 8-6400 521.2300 LA 7-0533. 11371 E. State Fair (3 blks. W. of Hoover). TERMS guitar, toys, household dn'ms, clarlents. Others. 'Englnc, trans .. rear axle RITTER CHEVROLET ,1, :' AVAILABLE. Store Hours: Sun. Noon to 5 p.m. items. Miscellaneous. Sat. AU rental fees applied to 1969 FIREB1RD, 3 speed, ex. front axle assemblies' Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sal. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. urday 9.2. 500 Saddle Lane purchase price. Studio cellent condition, best offer. brake "ystem, and elec: off Cook Road. I 861-2662. ' 526.5278. trical system~ 16700 HARPER 881-7600 ,I ______a •• ~___ ? = ... at.. ..M 'e),' * t' , '7' 7* >* tit M c..&...... ~.**a+**aM&.AA___ ... . __~~ +:.... -...... '..... 'l'b,.'...... ,..,,.,...... ------...... ------... -..,;.... - ..,-\1 - - . . ,<. .. " •. -- .. \. .. '-.;, ...... ,- ..... ",J' ", GROSSE POI.NTE NEWS .ThursdlY, M.y 2, 19~" t~IAL ESTATE U-IIAL ESTATE tJ-lIALISTATI 13-aIAL UTATE U-aIAL UlAn '~14L UlAn ,;:" FOl SALE FOISALE FOR SALE FOISALE . fOl SA'" . '01 SALE . - • t •~ Grosse Pointe Real Estate. 'BY OWNER - .. bedroom, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5, 1314 BY OWNER: 4 ~m~ 1~ MOROSS - tat i~~~ ,.... 3 B'EDROOII 2. atory 'brlc.k~ : 2loi bath, OIl ~ acre. lot. Yorkshire. BeauWul center batba, family room with OPEN HOUSE CuJtom built f'" bednIom CoIoDlaJ exeeJle.at condi- co, Deli&bUul location at 7 entrance brick Colonial. 4 fireplace, central air, 2\01 ,ON ST. CLAIR River, 2.5 colonial, large Jo~\lt1. tioned,' il,l, clr larage, IU 1 ltathboM Place. No brokers bedrooms, 3 baths up. Liv. car garage. Bullt 1968. Sunday lIay 5. S040 N. fu1b'lalldS~aped ,-' )lany, belt, /air conditioned, 21lt.;, ~1eI18. TU 6-2138 eveningl Grosse Pointe sdlooJs. IUver Road, City •. TWO OUTSTANDING 'HOUSES in. room, fireplace. SmaD "u~ IIIi11 features - call for 16 family toom with pan. C Both in Farml-OD Groue Pointe Blvd. and Proven. between 8:30.10:30 .• 5,500. den, ~ room, large 20920 Anita. 8M.5351 . .$36,. 10' frontage. 2 (could be 3). more Information.' eled, waU. and beamed cat Farm Colonial. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, family Mutchler kitchen, powder 500. Open Sunday 2:30 tl) bedroolQl. $31,000. . celUq and large bay win.': room. finished buement, fireplace, livina room ,GRQSSE POINTE WOODS. 8 Kile.Mack area. Beauti. room, ~ bath. Copper ; 5. BEAVCHAIfP REALTY CARTER CO. cIo-.t; fireplace. $t1,900. NO and r.eereation room. Large a.. umable m()rtgage. i ful 3 bedroom brick Colo. plumbing, DeW storms, GROSSE Pointe Woodo, 5 ~ ,884-4400 .. brokeu, 888-4915. .'I $69,eoo. screen.. L a r g e fenced D.I"~spacious livin, room, bedroo.ms, 2* baths, In. 1 formal dining room, den, yard. 2 car brick garage, ground pool. Open S11I1day Fr'lnch Provincial, beautiful family. home. 7 bed. $59,900. 885.8758. ~ roo~8, den, solarium; newly decorated. Updated l~ batht, finished base. 2.5. 886.7288. SELECTED GROSSEPOINTE OFFERiNGS," ,; kitchen. A very special house. .,eoo. ment, and garage. 886.1006. , . . 4017 DEVONSHIRE, near DUPLEXES, Warren-CacUeux GltACroU~ FOUR B~~OOIl,2* bath '£nIUsh Tudor. ;Library, sunporeb, extra CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom, Gtolse Pointe. Brick 2 area. Nice residential dead. bedrQo~.~Jiij bath.~Q:thethird floor aDd an all brick , ... a(e. Great accl'moda. • VACANT LAND 2~ bath rancb. Exception. family flat, 3 bedrooms end street. Half or whole .~o.~l!,iir:9ifu~~,~;pt~1f... ,... ~... .' r Sunningdale $ 35,000 J ally luge rooms and clos. eacb. 2. car garage. Land- duplex available. 885-8158. Lakeshore ",100 ; e~,( laundry room on first se.tped lot. $US monthly WOODS LANE";'" ~ iOf.lour ~t'd~£OiillAL' offere~gs with .. large bedrOODI5, : Lakeshore 110.000 ; floor, finished basement income. By owner. 885-0721. FARMS - 268 McMillan: " 3\01 bali1s, lots of closets, beautiful lamil)' room. ultra.modern kitchen, 1st • with wet bar and stone bedroom, ~'h 'bath, Colonial, flOO1'laundry, and many special features wch ail ,central air. Price adjusted '. fireplace, paneled library, .. EXCEPTIONAL; . living room, dining room, to $'77,720. 881-8300. ;" • kitchen, fiil:ish'ld basement. L1STING YOUR HOME? attached gllage,automaUc Attractive 2* bath home on See our ad on page 20 $.fo8,700. Qw.ner. 885.3582. GREAT FARMS LOCATION - a bedroom,. 1* bath COLONIAL in very popular doors, fenced lot lOOXl58 ft. valuable corner site, Wil. area. Priced under $40,000; 881-4200. Priced for qui c k .ale. liams at Moross in Farms. CONDOMINIUMS Owner. TU 6-O891'. Ex c I us i v e appointment NORTH BAY VILLAGE COZy RANCH in the Woods - 2 bedrooms, dininl room,Cerrific kitchen with buUt- -; showing for buyers. ins, 2.C'I1' garage and ideal for newlyweds or retli'ees. $34,500. 881-6300. . 882-0087 GROSSE POINTE PARK, . , ';., )1 ESTATE TU 1.1154 351l0E. JEFFERSON 1404 Bedford. 7 room colo- (South of Shook Rd.)' RELIEF FOR THE LADY IN THE SHOE. Newly ~orated .. bedtoom (master is nial, baths. Owner, Hz COM PAN Y interested in Priced from $27,900 to $31,' 17x26), 31,2 bath DePaepe built COLONIAL with outstanding family room, 11- Grosse Pointe Real Estate TU 2-7299. managing hard to manage 900. 2 bedrooms. attached brary, separate suite, terrace, games room and l00xl67 foot site. ESTATE " property in the ,petroit garages. Models open daily SALE at ~,OOO. 881-6300. . . co, area. Please phone aIter 3 1.6 p.m. GROSSE POINTE p.m. Mr. Johnson, 331-2409. FIRST OFFERING of always in demand ~FAMILY BRICK FLAT in Grosse Pointe " In the Heart of Grosse Pointe BIDIGARE BROT.HERS Park. 3 bedrooms, living room, '1Iin.ini !room, kitchen and bath ineacb UIlit. i ~.~ REAL ESTATE CO. GULF BEACH Condominium. separate furnt-ees, 2-car garage. $36,100. 8M-06OO. INC. :. ANNOUNCES New on Sand Key bland Model pbone 7$1-8880 Clearwater, Florida. De. HAMPTON -. 3 be'"..room cedar shalte RANCH with hitching post ~arm, paneled , Evenings, TV: .1.~88 games room, 2.car garage, and low biterelt existin, mort,ale. Low 30's. 881. GROUP lux~ 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. 6300 . ;, Overlooking C Ie a r w a te r ITALIAN VILLA • 'j- LISTING Bay. Complete appliance GROSSE POINTE WOODS- Imm~atei7.oc:cupancy in lfharp 1963 five bedroo!D' . \ CHAMPION Something new for Grosse with utility room, terrace. Tastefully de cor ate d and 21,1, bath COLONIAL. Large family r90m .with fireplace, 27' family room WIth . Pointe homeowners, a 24 hour security. Conveni. com pI e tel y modernized fireplace, kitcben built.ins, central au aDd lovely large lot. 8M-06OO. FIRST OFFERING ... In the Farms. This eight year ent to tennis, golf, shop. ' .. 1;10 noosellle, no dicker. with central air and new .' . old Farm Colonial has great charm. WilUamsburg ping. Save - Call owner. RAMBLING RANCH handy to bus, shops, and MonteIth SChool ~th.3 bedrooms,> • ing way to sell .their furnace. 6 bedrooms, 3* 11vini room and dining room, four bedrooms, two 821-0042. fine farnil)' room, cUnina room, Jarg. paneled tames room, ~ar attached ga- " and a hall baths. '!'be family room opeDi onto.a home. baths, large family room, many extras. Murt be sold, rale, central air, and immed111teoc~ey. Mid .ws. 881-8300. . ... ,~ large brick terrace and has an enormOUJ fireplace, .To show our confidence, ,I". I beamed celling brick floor and a waU of book- I , . OWner moving out of state. the day you ,list we Jhelves. can ~ today to view this unusually at- give you an offer to Offered by Owner HANDLOS 882-7300 tractive offering ..• 'purchase at your. listing JOHNSTON.'E ~ JOHNSTONE.~~:'~I GROSSE POI NTE 396 CHALFONTE ••• Have you ever colllidered the price! . NEW LISTING I . REALTOR@- peace and tranquility of a house overlookirig the SHORES . Country ,Club golf course? Deceptive from the ~ut- But we don't list you until WILDWOOD we bave a group of five side you must come in and see the Cb~rDimg Ground floor 2 bedroom with decor, move.in COlldition,new Mutschler kitc~n, simllar bomes in rela. 75 Fordcroft Rd. tively the same location all appliances. air condi. gorgeous master bedroom and ground floor adjCilJ;l. tioning, drapes and wool WE HAVE WHAT IT fAKES TO GIVE YOU A. I" ing patio with an unsurpassed VIEW. 5.bedrooms and prictl range. This 18 I' called the irov.p listmg. Spacious English Colonial carpet throughout. Priv:atc ...~' and 3 baths in en ..nd much more. MUST BE with 5 bedrooms, 3"2 laundry area. COMPLETE HOME ,sELLU-4GAND BUYI NGeSERVICE SEEN .•• can us for appointment today! .--< You may have to wait, ~ut 'baths, extra large family' EXECUTIVE HOME--A fabuloUs fiVe bedroom brict:manslon ona l00X278 foot lot. 1: it's worth waiting for. C. W. BABCOCK Ie SONS room with wet bar. B;eau. '777.3310 Five ba,ths, famUy roompl\l& a library, two cat "Ila.ie. Large pool w;ith a. . ~( So can us now and we'll tlfuUy landscaped. Many patio and two cabanas equipped for.. outdoor ~tertalniJjg .•.0.-00. 888-4200. "," : F'ltst offering - Truly stu.'\. I CHAMPION tell you more ~bout additioDl\l features. Call HILLCREST-Near Chalfonte. Appea1JD~white brick bUDI~, hro'be4rooms and "Group Listing" and ning 3. bedroom brick - i: for detaiis: $115,000. bath down, two~bedrooms and ~th lip; ste~jll!Ver kitcheli, jUnior din1i1groom, :: 1 how you may join onll. Decor must be seen-full Realtor basement, jlarage, fire. knotty pine family room. ~autJfu1 cilstomdr~pel. Ideal for aptall family: 'Ne~ I KEMBER OF THE 882-0087 place -:- 'built.ins - huge bus, and scboola. Priced to ~ll at .$36,eoo. G-301. 886-4200;. : GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOAllD .Cop)Tlchtecl. '74 tastefully landscaped lot IN THE WOQDS-Four ~m briek semi-ranch. Nice.,faJDAy roPl1l, two full batbs, ~' on Cul-de.sac-a real treat two car garage. G.272. 886-4200. i " .TU. 4-5700. to go through this horne. t' IN THE FARMS-An excelleDt four bedroom, face brick colonial with two baths. :: "OIl Tbe BW" ... 102 Xerehev~ BEACONSFIELD-Horne and investment. Well malo-, CARTER CO. New C11matrol furnaCe. ~ new wirlng. Outside basement entrance •. Two car I' tained brick 5 and 5. Separate fUrnKes. 'Garage,:. 884-4400 garage. Paneled"reereation r.lOID'.: Near schools,' churches and buses. 'FG 28. L side drive. PRICED. TO SELL. ' ' 888.5800. . ". , . COLONIAL in the Woods. ., BEDFORD-Ideal family home. Unusually spacious 5 CON'l'EMPORARY-This ten' room contemporary desip' horne hIS en excellent ... Natural fireplace, 3 bed. I bedroom, .. bath home with 2 family rooms, den, floor plan. Five bedroOms, three baths. Den and recreation room. Attached INSIDERS' TIPS' rooms, .11,2 baths, large separ.ate nook. Carpets: an. garage. Only $67,500. two car garage. FG21. ~. . ': ; I kitchen., ~i.mily room, 2 WE'RE OFF to the races with a fiM field of entries, Assume 8J,4% mortgage. car gar.-ge. 888-0593. ONE OF A KIND-Tbis large six bedroom home is aun:ouaded by a large yard I one of which is bound to be a willner for. )'Ou. j, It's a fut track and of these thorougbbreds KENSINGTON 3530. NEW OFFERING-C1ose to St. .. with a brick wall and h~ges for pri,",cy. WhilestrietlY 'Up to'date, it features. .n CATH01.IC;'"gr,~de school would to todaY. are capable of moving in a hurry. Best you get Clare cburch and school. Colonial, 3 large bed. dcraftamansbip which be imPractical' reproduce !!lake' an rooms, new kitchen with nook. 1st floor lav. Large just 2 blocks'. from this , , .appointment to.See the DYII1Y ways it would please your family. FG 4. 888-:1800:' your bet down with Edgar Ie Associates or you iarge Thiele buU\'llanch on miy be .left at the ,ate. lot. 2 cu gar. GROSSE. POINTE FARMS-There Js a realistic price i>n this Cbarmin, three comer 'lot in &t". Clair I, PEMBERTON-English with central air. Large family Shores. New carpeting and bedroom brick ranch. Florida room. Two car garage. Outstanding decor , WIN ... you over with this new entry in the Farms. throughout a!ong with being in an ide.l locatlon. F~ '16. 1I86-5lIOO. . . It's an odcla-on favorite, If YOIl require four room. 3 spadous bedro(lms. Exceptional storage decor with bar in finished bedroom plua two extra rooms on the. first floor. .. apace. Kitchen with built.ins. Only $47,000. basement, bandy. to. 1 .94 ". A'M'RACfIVE PRIC~A minimum ou.tside maintenance aluminum bua,afow. The kitchen is &reat and thf.re is .. dark room and proposed }.96; East- Three .bedrooms, basement and 2 car garage. Range, refrigerator and room N. RENAUD 1548-Attractive semi rancb. Large fa~. land and Macomb Mall .. in the basement. May be claimed for $66,000. •,cooler Included. $:!1,900. FG 24; 888-~. J. il)' room with fireplace and bar. 3 bedrooms, 2 $49,900. 775-4346. . \ PLACE •.. yourself ill the unusually shaped family baths, den, recreation room. AU. gar. Nice yard, GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS-Three bedroom brick 110me with central air condi. ,• J room of this five bedroom ccl1temporary we offer patio. ) 80 DEEPLANDS COURT tioning and a fmiahed balement tbit looQ lllte a nigbt club. Beautiful big , on Brys Drive. From here you may stride Into Approximately acre with ma' kitcben .,with recessed lighting and a dishwasher. Covered patio,' pool. Large the 'kitchen, large foyer with spiral staircase or ture trees, executive type 2 car garage. FS 31. 8lI6-ll8OO. -bickyard. A' separate apartment above the at. SILLOWAY & CO. 3 large bedrooms, 2 bath tached garage lias its own entrance and private REALTORS Cape Cod, country t.itcben • staircase. JuSt the thing for mother in law or with fireplace, huge living your eldest son. UI825 Kercheval In The VWage 884.7000 and family loom, full base- ment, expensive carpeting, SHOW ... your better balf what you found on 'Audu.' custom drapes, electric Schwe Itzer ben In the first block .off of- Kercheval. aere 21h car garage, gas heat, stands .a sound colonial with excellent lines. '!be SUMMER SERENITY can be yours in this English sprinkler system, 5J,4 % 18780 MACK 21300 MACK three bedrooms and two baths on the secOlld floor beauty. Wide, tree.sbaded street, cool awninged mortgage. 881-149&. Grosse Pointe Farm. Grosse Pointe WoodJ are enough to stable the entire. family. A redone brick, spacious airy rooms, quiet screened porch, . kitchen and large Florida room complement the smooth.flowing traffic plan. Six bedrooms, 4* WATER AND Boat Lovers- 886-5800 886-4200 living; room and iieparate dining ~oom. baths, family room, and a great kitchen - all Beautiful 3 bedroom brick pertectly maintained. Near waterfront parks- borne on the point between ALSO RAN • . • into a nifty little ranch house on $69,500. st. Clair and Belle Rivers; ,Hampton which has appeared on our track before. frontage on both rivers The owner has been put out to pasture and has lSOO-02' LAKEPOINTE-Get a good start on life- with boat house and elec. University Place moved. So let the little lady jockey you over to You will be glad you waited for this two.family, tric boist on Belle River; Designed for both comfortable family living and gracious entertaining. Den, this one and maybe you'll want to put your money 6 rooms each floor. Good location. 2 car garage. large living room with fire. 'Mutschler kitchen and paneled family room (19.6xI3.6') both new in '19'71. down. Priced at $33,500. Call us right now. A great buy! place; large dining room; Attractive summer screened porch. Gas. heat. 2 car attached garage with 2'h ceramic baths; gas 1973 HOLLYWOOD-Let's make a deal! 3 bedroom automatic door opener. Habitant fenced yard. 3 bedrooms, master with fireplace beat with central .air condi. ~ OPEN SUNDAY 2 UNTIL 5 - bungalow that has It an: Spacious, extra closets, and dressing room, and 2 baths on the second floor. $66,500. CLAIM THIS sleeper which is holding its own on tioning and electronic fil- fireplace, separate dining room, large kitchen, ter; attached Z car ga. Westwind Lane, jllSt off Grosse Pointe Boule. finished basement. Close tl) schools shopping, Distinctive Design - rage - call for more de. vard. Two master bedrooms and two baths transportation. Fast possession. ' plus a large living room and family room tails-$90,ooo. Not just another cond1mini~m, but one that will eIfect pride of o'wnership. Tudor make this the ideal little big house for just a PRIME GROSSE POINTE LOCATION-555 LAKE. styling, slate roof, artistic, delalUng; etc. . . . all he features that are found couple. There 15 a beated swimming pool and SHORE DRIVE, colonial with magnificent view ohly when lr'Ue'~raftsman~Jip'.ptey.Ued. Spacious room sizes, center hall floor two car attached garage. Stop by Sunday after. of Lake St. Clair-5 bedrooms, 4* baths, family ED SASS plan, ml'dem kitchen, library;' 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on the second floor. noon between 2 .nd 5 to see for yourself. U room, library, deluxe kitchen;' central air. Walk Excellp.ntcentr.al location in GrOllSePointe City.' Special value at $44,900. not sold, Sunday, will be beld open every to private park for tennis, pool and marina. Bus day 2 'm 5 -next. week. at door. Owner transferred, must sell. REALTOR Tucked Away St. Clair OffIce 1115 MARYLAND-Nice 3' bedroom colonial located Pbone (313) 329.9003 on a secluded lane near the Cirosse Pointe Hunt Club and 'University.Liggett A STATELY HOUS'E located in the Fanns just a few close to shopping, parks, city offices. Com. Scbool. This newer Colonial has 5 family sized bedrooms, 3* baths, large feet from the Lake has become even more at. Marine City Office kitchen and family room. Its first floor laundry room is just another of its many pletely rewired with new furnace. Owners will Phone (313) 765-4013 tractive because now it is available for purchase. sacrifice in low 20's. Land Contract terms avail. benefits. 21k c.ar aUached garage. Large entrance hall and' very practical floor Designed by Albert Kabn Associates, this pelite able. OPEN SUNDAY 2.6. plan. Worth serious consid,ration at $77,500. mansion offers a large entrance foyer with marble THIS MAY COME floor, a luge formal living room with magnificent VERY SHORT WALK to waterfront park, a homey AS A SHOCK Suitable to th~ Need::; fireplace; and the dining room, library and living bome for family living. Custom.built 1952 ranch There are a few good room all f.ace the lake. Five bedrooms and four with 3. bedrooms, 2 baths, den and outstanding houses under $20,000 in of a sizable family. 7 bedrooms and 4 baths on the secoud'floor. Three fireplaces on the first floor. Paneled library, 30x15' family room. First floor laundry. baths comprise the second floor. 1'bls one will recreation room with wet bar, full bath in base. Grosse Pointe - And we appeal to everyooe . . . we wish we had more. ment, 2\,2 car attached garage. have 3 of them! Maire and St. Clare elementary schools.. Don't miss this' one' at $48,500. A "MUST SEE" is this graciollS French country WALK TO EASTLAND-Fine co-op with all main. At $19,900, a four bed. Lochmoor Boulevard house being offered in one of the best locations tenallc(l provided at low monthly cost. Two large room, 2% bath home with Popular 4 bedroom, 3% bath, Center Hall Colonial.' Ideal family sized lot In Grosse Pointe Farms. From the curb the house bedrooms, living room, dining OIL", kitchen, tile den, a big assumable (l05X162'). Attached garage. Circular drive. Large family room and kitchen. appears ovtrpowerlng, but inside you'n find four bath, basement storage. 20280 VERNIER. mortgage-That you move Walking distance to North High. Lochmoor Club, and Parcells Middle school. comfortable, family bedroom. and two more bed. into nowl HARPER WOODS-20915 WILDWOOD. Apt. 227, Numerous elltra~. Central air conditioning. rooms over the attached garage. The first floor 2 bedroom deluxe upper co-op, private baicony Or at $18,900, a three bed. has a beautifully proportlooed living room which kitchen built-ins, full basement. newer carpeting: Is a ftep down from the large toyer with i\<. room home with .;; family Overlooking yard witb ample parking. room, two car garage and clreular staircase. The library is IS large as many SELLI NG OR BUYI NG A HOME? lIvin, rooms .alld the dlnin, room formal enough new furnace, close to) the Park. for a State c1inner. WHEN YOU THINK OF Is no job for an alMteur. The many intricacies Involved In either procedure Finally at $16,900 (that's is belt bandled by a prcfesslonal real estate company ... For your peace CONSIDERED BY MANY to be one of the best COIl. GROSSEPOINTE REAL ESTATE, of mind, place your problema in our handl. . domlnlum complexes in the Pointe {'is particular right, we said $16,9(0) a apartment has four bedroom. aDd two bathl on four bedroom home with low taxes and a close to the seeond floor .nd two more rooms 011 the third. CALL school location. There it a den and lavatory on the IMIn floor and large breakfast room to complement the kitchen. CALL FOR MORE GeOD NEWS NOWI Borland • McBrearty TAPPAN STRONGMAN, REALTORS REALTORS R. G. EDGAR KELLY .' & ASSOCIATES 884-6200 & Associates 395 Fisher Road TU 6-3800 " 114 KERCHEVAL lIlI8-«l10 80 Kercheval OIl.the.Hill 889-0800 :MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD , f ...... •. J. _.~'''':"._''~,!,~','':';'' "":.'~ •.•. ,'.:':'~ -_.-:-: ',,,:,,'~:'.' _-_ ... ,. , . " .- Thursci.y..... y;, •. "7. , ,; & R 0 5 5 I , 0 IN TEN E W 5 T•• ..,.... is-uAL UTATI'-'II~Ls1f.ATI I...... UTATI I...... UTATI 1M LOTS_ $ALl ll-1UIINUI 10 GDlDAL SIiVICI 21..... ~~ --I, FOI SALI )...... , ' 101 SALI FOI $AU OHOITUNITY TUNCRINGaenb. UDder. TINe 1ST 0 1'''Z IU N G. JilWel1 1JI5 BEDFOIlD br 0WDft'. 7U WESTCHE8TlR road. ow OD dat market. SBarp BJLO~ IDe" FANTASTIC IJ'OUDd eltetric 0...... COIIPL&"1'I teeoratlll. P.. I G4tOrIIall. 00I0DiIl ~ e _ I • tar.. eeBte!', hall • bed. BealatifW pi1IaNcl DeWM&e brick rueb, Z bIocb from UaD lor builcUItI « In_. OPPOanooTY lItr ".... r.' walJl, ~. Juund, .... rille" •• bedroolDl,,~ rooa brick, I~ batbI. I, eeDter eatr~ CoIoDia1 !JUett SebooI. Tak. ad. iq'aeIq ODe 01 AUTO eoIUaioIl wICIl .. cIniDIp. IIUIOG...... AI Bellallder. Tt1 I b.tb •• f1replaOtl, 1M.. flttplaCli. I car ...... 4!. with clreu1ar drive".,. 3 vlIlta,.oI uaumable $~1' .aeut Iota III ana. IvJ Ie BtaatUlll ASPHALT DJUVnAY 1.... , room; cUniDI room. tU. "7~. 0pIa SuDday," bedrooms. 1~ bItbI, 11. morta.,.. Who .... bat. I1Dt ~ price or.... bulIlIiaI, am. PII'IdDI. 'IlEPAJR - , library. eae10led p 0 r e ... ~. No...... br.I'J~, .paeioul kit. deUlbtful • foot lCI'.... d ...... tIlaa eo CICIIENT WORK:. SPRIN. INftBJO .. BXftIlOi ! kitchen (modem b¥Dt.IDI), OPEN SuDd., 2.$ p.m .•• u~ ebeD.llviq room ... th fire. patio to enJe.''f dIDInI IDd "Under All Is The bIDdle. 0WDer CIIl 1Mb KLER SYSTEII REPAIRS. PAINTING L fiDiIbed b.. mell,with wet er faral1y reereatloG room. place, formal diDiq room. loIUIIiJJI a"., frlm blUDl land" •• 000 c... , .Dd m.' COMPLBft DuoraUI' II bar. 1~ c.r c poq1. Formlea Ilitehn table Exetll'llt CODdition throuIh .. ' You will appnelatie WiD nq1I1re about "',GOO SHOREWOOD & ...... Paper hqIq lid .uum.blt mo"' Lot .pace. diDiq JOOII1,.a bed. out. Breaewa, aDd at. the mu, fuDctIODIl Ia. JOHN S. ....__ . ASSOCIATES remoriIIiI. M.terIal. work- I l00'x187'. Exc:e1leDt!'oce. lOOIIII.exPQlloD aWc. taebed 2 ear ...... Jarce proyem.ta addtcl to Wa _. IDIUIalp CUU' ..... rot I ~ rOp.=~:;.rte::;.~~~\~:~boor:::'WI~= ::::-~ho::,.~-:GOODMAN Gilos:r~3~ :' HOU~G eaUmetei call ; em. _. truaport&UaD. low 1 Mon,p" aYa1lUle. Ca1l tent1oD. Open N:IO daUJ. • __ POl.... ALUMlNUII.BRIClt.WOOD ~~.r : SPEND tbiI .ummer IA your 311'•• 1874 LlDe..... oWDer fOr appolirtlbeat, 121. ....1.. Inc. 1~.,.. -UTRI STATE INDUSTRIAL t own lakefront hom ••. 4881. :::n: 182.0588,",000. No LOCHIIOOlt _ a., brick .. lterebeval ..... NORnIGIAN I:lkbollll' 8Zl.... 121-4010 I charmilll 2 bedroom .pllal CH.4..~LEROPm drlv...c.. • r~ uee1leat CODdlUoD. 1IQIIhI. 10 weeb. cbalii. GENERAL maintenance and PAINTING anll dIeontiq. ! deo. f.mDy room, natural d1ewt area. Lovely a bed. GRQ&l.E Pollitt Ctty-3 or 4 2 bedroom •• 1~ balbi, pall' "On The KW" p60uhlp bloocIUN', AKC, repair Pillmbiq earpeD. interior - ... ttrIor. ,lu ' fireplace. 011 be'utiful Ie. room briek 1~ story. FIre. bedroom brick boIae III ft- eled porell. re-mod.1ecI OrA rePMertd. 'Ml-llll. ter,.trIeal, ~tc. A.Iq. paptrltaDllJll. AU mlterial '!' eluded ¥os am. EleveD pl.ce, rte room. ftniIbecI ee11eDtc:oDdition. 1M! bath. ~ and~:; ~. PRESTWlCK: near Mack, _ SIBWAN pupplea AItC tIl1q,OIl •• nt, we ean.1o. and worItmaubip C\lUu, . J4Ue-Jefferaon area. TtJ. buemtDt. klteben 'M diD- modem IdtcbeD, 4tn; an. .~ ~m.:... _ ...... _. 1«1. uhoo.lI.~. .-line. SbaU,'WOI'mecl', Guy DeBoer, TU 5-4a4, teed. CIll Jim Ellian lit- 5121. 1DI area. Reeeatl, "mod. llhecl balemeat, ,a. beat, a.N'IIt _ •• --.-. "alkiaI cliltanee. CoIQaia1 ' ... -. ad AU ~. , ...... , aDd t p.m. nu. I 1370: BEDFORD - Owner ~~ ...:-.:ubl' mortlap. Ul. JDnIItOP _ Gro... 11te. _me. ~'Itt4",!~'.u. ... ,. .... ,IT ....YI.... Road, Groll' ~te ! Bhck eeDter enulIlc, eo. ,lIOO. Mus& .... :.=.="~~=hIate FerlDl. <:lbaraWa& HARPElt WoodI. "'*""" -- _ nw PtnIlI. TU 1..,.. I JoJual. 1., .. Uvial ~m, .. .,.. mortaa,.. B, onar, DO 1 8«!rooill • B.th mict lot b .... CID DiDbur7 LHASA .\11IO, AKC. 1IUPP1. CABPI:T LAYING . FWOR SANDING. All !II- Datural a:ri:c:ej • bed. 1101 TORREY. 3 btdroozIi. 10~1.~' CoIoBial. N'.turel FJn. LIDt. VA. U7II lAIr' ::-'e:..moa::e:~ NEW AN1) OLD iIIttI. Ird ..... UaD. U. ,. room., a . ear 1&. I~ .ChI. Iu,e tleautifUl =: tIoaiIIr. PIDtllad aDd Car. p.m. _ Muti _.01' ehiJ.1 h.. StaIn CuPeted SIaIfItt4 etAHd. I'll"'. rlie, .. clUent eondltion. kitehen and din!nI area, GROSSE POINTE PAU. S--Ae4 Rec:eatioA Boo m _. ---. FApa1J'lof AU Tnta • Open SUndI'. w-M7I. carpetiq, drapea, 'IIDlmer 5U PembertoD. Colonial; a Newly Red ee 0 fa h ci DUVAL RO.u>. ...etpUODal a1lerIiN. IIW!'IO. Cilaret 111I'III Be-WOvtD DONALD BLjSS ,I BY OWNER-3 bedroom, 1~ . room, fiAiIUd reereatloD bedroolDl, m batlll. U. '1'IlroucboUt IDelIlllizlC Jlod. Ioc:aUoll IIlItile SbortI pd. J SlAJI&SI: kitteal aDCl modi.. ALSO Decor« bItha briek CoI.ODial Oft room. 2 car .ar.... imIDe- brary. seretDed JIOI'Cbt la. enUad ItItchta. AlluJubJe Ylte ttrttt, l2SdO.lIO. • ar. $10 eaeJI. 1. tree bIaet NEW CARPI:'l' SALES' tor IattrIor I ~p. Move iJJ CODditIoD.eu.te oecupucy. ...1808 he.t. eltdric: ftlter. half MorII .... No B r 0 It.r. 884-3550 PIPPf. boule broUD. .. . 8ampIu IboWIllJl B&ttrior. --' Pnce redueed. e.2M9; after 8 p.m. By owaer. block from part .•• 110O. Plaut..... WILCOX alT. Your Hom...... Zttlaa.", l-- . . . BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 1~ v~~:e:: t ro s.oTSO for uA-LOn FOI SALI 1~ BAR OLD .ute...... BOB TRUDEL tu 1.7050 . ~ON BEAUTIFUL b.th ColoaiaL Newly dee. 'n-- tII. terad female IrIIb 8eCW'. ~ 40 Y..,. III em... PoIIIte \ : LAKE ST,' CLAIR or.ted. JlJd M',. OPBN ltBNAUD SOUTH, WItoIII LOTS .v'!Jablt OIl Ca__ 1...... ~!J!TD- ATI Goo4 with ~ .. 21._ .....OV . .. 1 '. ' .HOUU: . SATUJU)AY M. built, ntai' .1Iaet, .ttacbtcl Place, Ai&cl1aboD, ProYeDcIl. W",n,. _ - IMG I INTI:Rloa and 'utuior I Do,Ck your 40 ..",= 1701 SbIabope,.! G r O. I • I ear ...... aprIaId:q MOI'OII_ I.ktaboire; Call • STOUG. pajltinI -' PI ...... ~;~.I:; .: ,=.C\to Pointe Woodi. .,.... wse ~ room. .Wm. W. ~ ~U. HELP r:-=.o::. = ~'S 1IOVING-UcaI. tub- ~_~~)WrI llIl view 01 the lake, pluI BAU'OVR ::- ~ featunI. J:: BSAUJ'AIT. &lit at 1IM1*. - eDdraD, loft.... AIlar'I.' .. , Ole piece • ..... - ..... - • :bedroom.. 2~ bathl, AttracU... -PacJoaa • bed. 11II tItI~'" :f ~ ...1IIdP:::':: Be1DI heldt. e.ptive ill u 1II-JI7.. M.. Low rattl. TV NMO. B. • '1'. ~0ItAL ,I 1I~ IJld lamilJ room. room a.1Iu c;:otooW at Ga'M. • . • . Builder . . apartma CAlM TBRlDIl, mlllt.4I ..... IANO SIIVlCI NJatIaI, mterIor aid .... $~~'r6NGMAN' .=--=;.s=:: 1I0RAN-IM! 'HrI, I bid. IlACK' .~ '~. 'c1iJ 01 1':G~PGID~ ~ ::~.=.$1JO ordiJ:::l~=.~ ; I ~m ... ~ ~. ~ 1M! bItU. ColoaJal. Groeae P.... 110' OD Il't JookJq for a I' bed. 1'U1- mu.., .,... ,1IIa1IIC- M. m b tr PIaDo _ =.~, .....~~ : KELLY ~ _~roomb r room, 0wDer. - Commercial.... room. Ui bill ODloaiaI or _ -.. ,,'hdtnJela.... "' --a.. C • C pAINTING 1:- ,--..... • _eD. .... -..sa or ~, Clpe Cod. ill J'trau or .,... -.- : ; - -. -.;u ;-&Assoc:iates . ,.... ., decorated 1Dttrior: WOodi. Cen ...... uIat- I. fIT GlOOMING' ,Bouler. 'ral.1m. _~ • .::.~ •• CIrcular drh' ...... ,. 1IIf Ill"'" or obtaIb' t ••• ll--SIWIMG ""'"'£" ,-- ! 889-0800' ::;;.:"'t'! prt~,"::t ,YORKSHIRE eoa... tioDal ftIIacIaa. oe- PaonsstONAL _mini. i MACHINI ..... ' ...... - fIw i VI ENGLISH S'I'YLB reaJdeDe8 baa ffM paDeltd Ubrar)' ftPIDCJCQbeclefemcltxpertlr....toownar'ltSOVICleMIIIl...... -. " ~.I;Z1-6~ ~ • p.m. with fireplace, Diet MIltIeIJler ~tebtII. first floor UIUI AIIIUIt lit.Call 111. .NII\IIIt. Carol. m-6ut. , , cb. EXTDIOB and ...... : ' 94.TOURAJNE . =:r=..=='~~iJ =:-eJ.~a:=.' GlNIlAL SIIVlCI !:=.":n'"%.!"~ r=-'~o:.~' qOLONIAL ARCH1TEC'l'UU Witb III IIltrIIUiQ &or ~. 2 bedroom •• bad& em IrdJloor. Nici ~ •• ANNouNcING \JtitI IIoebd. "'G'r. PROn:&8IONAL I100r ...... p1aD and.a .., ..... room lor • ...,. occuIo1L TB& OPINING 2...... UCTlI ...... L IDI ,._...... 1... 100 -....1.1. Ubr.", cU4,l'OOIIl. ~ room. Ia~and GROSSE POINTE FARMs FOUB btdI'oom. Ilrtek,l't WI'NOOW i'SiIViCI - _ --"dIik" ~ , aetivlUurOOiD 'Or beidroOI:a OIl ant floar. Two CUSTOM BUILT CoIoaial, MIl' ...... Park. ". 1WIItIaI..... "-ce. "Su"., on power." CiU ~.~,. lead to I bedroom •• a, batbl belut1fu2b' malDtamed houII baa a tlecIroomI,. ::.~:!*..a=:'~' CLEANERS, INC, GROSSI: POINT&'S ONLY fOr frIe .. uma .. W. Abn. p1l11 maicil' quarterii';:pIt81n. ,.- ~te'a - ...... - TW 1 ; b;:k,:' wttb~ =:r::,,'~- bII Ul'bl-tt.~,.No1I1' ~ W~.,.cIalIIe,.cr::. l~.!. "., : HOOVE R .::'R10R -18M0bg' .' t ...._. DAVIES.•MOFFETI.I OR-:~BDROOJl home .•. ~carpet,7.a:... 'AC'l"OJLY A'UTBOaJDD .. ~, ~!lt aed:t ..TO'lES ....""'eIdI ad ...... ; , IDVlCIl quall~. DlIWIWI. baIuNd. OUr 32Dcl Yearm Groue NDte tu 5~322() Grout Pol.t~. "8lD1 I'W frIe .. U •• te IICI POINT VACUUM Call Vie 7'1.TraO ..... • t' -....a 81 Kercheval Ava.. . OR '..".. HDl" ::;. a bit, 1IvlDI room. eJIoIee at roar dQ' caD ' .... PIC&lJP • Hailhta aa,tIm. of DIr. ~l KERCHEVAL, Memberl Groae PolDte Real I:Itate Bou4 ...:t;...~.~ro rrwaa 'Da.tYBJLY ".... ._ PUUNT Groue .. te NZW BEBUJLT PAITI HI NlIGIIIOR, I 11'.8 _=\ homeowner 100UDI tot 1~ BRI~~~':OOD. TU 1-1014PR2--40S0 Ora,tal. PaiDtIq .... WIll QUEEN GROSsB POINTll: CITY - I'or' tM ineoIDt IIIindecl nor, or ftDCh up to JIlld. CllAlUlIlATlC JlOBILB. 1I000MACK willill. II ,...... ,.. . buJer. IluaUJ.flat indudIIl, *Ua.. a flmQJ fortltI .. Can luam. ezIat,. 'I 'CLBAN . ,21~MI '1'U I. 1UI4IabJe lot. Ltrte afoot... etrPNd .1lYlaI. ( Iq morteale .... m... I' ='=,~' BUNGALOW IN'THE WOODS . . rooJDwItb DltuttUlrepltce.fotIW ~~ . . , . ' .,' ...... IMPIOVIMIMT, 2 ~, JIew noI, Uadet tIdrtr. Ia ~ Iooc1 Ccmdftloll. . , C .... P d.. d' A '. EASTVIEW D:O~ ~===~~,I'=:'..elevator to IJIlaJIer Ird floor .pt. JIId .p...... r IN aoor...... ur y an. ssoc lates .; ALUMINUM INC, 4-FAMIL Y THE PARK per IDOJltll. 111 JIOW Dt Each UDithu 2 bedroamI. .parale buemeatl .t _ can abou' tIIIa ... B r GOODRICH I I1at iD tile db'.... OI'J'llR8: ( ~ PBODUCTI D.ve IIWIr I .Dd furDaees. A ,ood ~ retarD. 1tAd1.... LAKEFRONT RANCH- GEORGE PALMS,' R~L TOR .• 111 CO'UNTIlY CLUB D~ bome Joo AUOA. BUJLDINO nOD, nNUoI ... I c.ted.fa" • ClowItr)' Club IOUeoune. A two A=. awy'l'OQU"O ST;'LAKE SHORES .S86-~ III ... - .fat... ad tafat1Nl u.taI. 7 lied- ...... _ ~i:=n.'Be...... GaIttft »eoor._ . .CUllom built, I bedroom,. J ..... reereatiaIl room "'th. fireplace. Bunt .... uea. Ia eaceDeDt. eODd1UOD. . :...r:=-....:.~::-~"'= ::-~r:...,.-r-;.....~.~ ~~~~ ~~ . I I". Maek Ave.• O.... P.... 1716s'•• nrnalON-fte uItbUtt.lD ...... Uv.. . i ...~ 'ttr, a:.-:m.. ,I inC. 00IaIdal built ill ~ZXce11eDt idDdItIoD.l .U,.... or LA. .,.7110 WI Y..,. ~. \ WM. W, QUeEN J I t.mJ1I bedrooma Ill" cIrtIIinI roomt •• wimmJDr 1 pool IDd pool !IouIe. J extra I'OOIU OG the lit OUTTJ:ItS,. ro 0 I repain. 886-4141 tJooI' p1uI mlDJ awe tIJla leatllnl. SlUttaet10ll 1UanJlteed. TED'S II Member of Gro... Po1Dte aeaJ Bltate Boad. I'IBST OFFERING-WI, BUC1dnp'lD nled. I bed- J'ree eatlDl._. Quality WA1.LPAPD BUlOYIHG . room brick. 001GD1Il, Dlbn1 fireplace. -. carpet. . m.terlal \lied, 71f.0S47,. iDlud drapes, 2 full batU. 2 ball batbiI. rtaIIbed UCLVIIVI:I.Y ! buemeJlt, , .. heat, wle Jot. Purdy and Associates HOliES, all pba .... remodel~ I'm BlUm.'" - lIlIurtd I 1llI. repair, P • tt.ra 0 Il Wo WHl1"l1E~ bedroomI. 2 full batbl. 2 1Wf lava. 889-0500 Builder, SO year. txperi. BUGDS--BRO'l'B&B8 1l center bill c:01ODial. Famlly room, larp famD7 .. ce. 888-1484. 1dtcheD, ree, room With wet bar •• priIIklJDJ .,.cem. DEOOBATOII I No Condorr,inium in .. YorbJllrt , c:1rc:le clrtVf lad eeutral air CODd. Extra 1Iqfl lot. 21G-IOOFING 1ST OFFElUNG - CentraU1 air CODCI1t1oDecla bed. .-t7IO or an... I room nDda 0Ja JUdIe Road ill Ule FU'DII. Den SEIVICI I Grosse. Pointe I p1ua reereatioD room area IA balement. BuUt iD ALL A the 10'1. Priced at aoor KURT O. BAEI:iR I ",500. GtJn'ER WORK I Compares I FIKANY 1ST OFFEJllNG - CeDtran, air eondltioDecl 2 bed. Cau1klll,. cblmJlef repain CUSTOM PalDtlnI aDd Dee. room 2~ bath Condominium near Eutlaacl. Kiteb. Gutt~n clelJled 1 oratinJ. WaD paperlq. I REALTOR en "'th buUt-illl. Low IAtereit a.. umab1e mort. 884-9512 Guar.nteed. Free .. u. I New Luxury, Large ADVANCE MAINTENANCE I 886-5051 Pie. m.tea. LA 1-8711. I, LAKELAND AVE.-Great famUy bome iJJ St. Paul , 2 bedrooms., 2 baths J. D. CANDLER , P.riIb. ThiI EniliIb offers a 30 foot livID, room. I 35 foot encloled porch. Idkilen with bullt.iaII .1Id ROOFING CO. PAINTING Natural FireplQ~ in living room, spacious din- .N I reere.tieln room. Tbe 2Dd floor Ill. " bedroom. Yeln Reliab!e Serdee AND . ing room, wet bar in the den. Top of the line JOHN s. and 2 bath. alld there are additional 3 bedroom. Re.ldenlll.l ~ Commerclll DECORATING , G-E appliances including washer-dryer andice and bath on Ird. All types of Roof. " DeekI , maker 'in the k~tchen. A network of security Glitters " Down.pouta Oul.ltandlll, quality work. .,• systems, garage. LAKESHORE ROAD - Borderin( the water'. edie REPAIRS 23 year. experience GOODMAN lbil .paeiOUI or 7 bedroom 2 story offer. a Il. No Job Too Larce-or Sman ! e I $69,240 INC. br.ry peeled 11110114 walnut and a .a foot Flori. Free Estimate. CALL : da rOOm. Over I*- acrea of land. Call ... 2100 The Jefferson Apartments "BE SECURE, GOODMAN FOR SURE." In.ured Workmen JERRY WH ITAKER ! NOTI'lNGILUL - Idell bou.e for the yoUll' IfCwiIlI 1711' E. Jefferson Ave. 882.7708 OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-&:00 f.DIU,. 1~ .tory "'tb deD, bedroom .nd bath on 882-9367 : EXPERT on Ie.ky I' q 0 f. . : UNIVERSITY 57o-FIRST OFFERING I :ExeeUent I lit floor and 3 Wdroom •• nd ~th OD2nd. 2 ear . Sales and Management by IJedroom 2 blth with lit floor IIvltorJ, ultra IINIe. PrIeed .t .,000. C.ulklD" puUy window', INTERIOR-exterior paiatilll, " MICHIGAN CONDOMINIUM CORPORATION modem kitchen, and .peefoU '-mlly room .U flitter repair. VE 9-2220 Good w 0 r k I\lIrantetd. RENAUD ROAD'- On a Ib'eet of lfadoUi bome. off 886.4880 with aD outltaDdiq locat1~. after 8 p.m. , Free. e.Um.tea. QI4aUt)r \ La!!eahore Road tbiI 2 .tory It eomplete with li- LOWEST PRICES 011 Dew material u.ed. 774"'1. I FISHER 320 - Thll eozy I:DJUIh will apark your. brary, family room. terrace and recreation room. I imaliDatioD offering 3 bedrool!ll. brlcbt f.mU, 15 3 bath. on 2nd. Central .ir,lPrinkler atlUtr.. Gutter-. rep. Ired PAINTING - IDterior.EK' ' bedroom,. . ond eleaDecl. No job too bl, t rl E rl ed' : room. aDd adjaeeDt breaklut room. ADother ftDe ".tem an4 .anle1l UPtiJII. or too .m.n. Work dOllI e or. ltpe ene • c .aD, , loeale near tr.llIportetlon, seboob, ud Iboppllll . ,unanleed. work m)'Mlt. : .\NITA-Ne.t 3-bedroom bung.lo" II.. eompleb!1y GROSSE POINTE PARK - Ideal lIouIe for YOUllI penoDally. Servinl Grolle Rellonable. 771-1IN. • remodeled kitehen wiltl built.iJJ oven, rallie aDd ALTER RD.-A very Ibarp dupln 1rith refreabln, family. Nlc:el, decorated 3 bedroom bu~low. Up. Pointe tor 25 yean. Rlcb. I d1lhw.. l:ler. Uvin, room with fireplaee, clIDiD, decor aDd IUrpril1D, 10" overll"ad aDd maiD. datfd kJtd1eII, newer carpetinr, bath and furn.ce. arel W1Ilerlz, 50 1\011)'11 Rd. INTERIOR-ellttrior pallltin., : room. patiel with ,n bar.lMlue. ten.nce. UDder $10,000 wilb Ulumlble mor1la,e. free e.Umate., ~IU TU 115 yean experie~. Will. I WINDMILL POINTE-Labtront eactempon1')' Heel. 1-8170. do" w.IND,. Call ROIl. : SHO'l N BY APPOINTMENT WH1'M'IER ROAD-3 bedroom 2~ bath CeDter ED. room bome on lot of over I aere. St-etou. fOI)m, Diet tr.nce Coloeill. 20 loot family room "Ith fire. 21tt-IUG CLEANING 777.2139. i throughout, 3 lull bathl plua 2 half bathl. Complete S. OXFORD-Clean eolomal !Ine. a introduction to tbil3 bedroom, 2'1\ bath with Ubrary, terrace. rAaee. Reel'MUOft room, .ttaehed llrap with IT'S SPitING PAINTING I recreaUonal faeillUea lncludlnt lJlCIoor pool aDd 2 CALLEBS A SON Time! All you bl'" to do I full bowUnI aUe,.. . and ftCJ'eatiOll room .U • ilion diltaaee to tbe eireular drive. Prieed below S.E. V••• Iue. Quick "ater'. edae. pouelliOll. Carpet and Upholltery cle.n. II e.U for Ie" price. IIld I BROADSTONE - III Harper WoodI, thiI 3-bedroom inI. Fait drylll,. Fre ... U. top quaUt)' PllntinJ. M.rk. 1 brick ranell h•• ftrepl.ee in UviDI room, dinlnI 'L' WASHINGTON RD. - One of the few rare trldlt10nal GROSSE POINTE FARMS - 3 bedroom ColODiaI on mat... Fully (n.ured, m. eVlt\lftp, '7'73.1324. I and room)' kltehen. Z ear p...,e. III prime eoacU. .ehlevementl remalnlntr. A .ariety of bedroom. eo foot lot. UDder 40. t55S. tJon. ... th I.\OIHltic wiD" plneled Ubrary with fire.. CHANGE the color 01 tho.. ! piIlce, .anroom, drnrlnl room 'nd aU laid out GROSSE POINTE rARM8--f bedroom G-bath French wan•. Call m. for el•• n, I ALEXANDER-View of the lake from thillovely brick for e1e,allt enten-IaiDI, )boor "'tb ,ar", apartment. CARPET CLEANING AU.bI. .nd Intxpeulva WALL WASHING ,alntlll,l work. Mike, .1. Colonial with 5 bedrooms, 2 family rooml-Olle up CLOVERLY ROAD - EnsUe. Library and larden .nd one doWDltair. (with fireplace). Bunt.iDI m DETROIT - AlII eKeeDent 4 becIroorn "Ith modem FULLY INSURED 001 •.. "'leben, deD, brelklllt room •• Dd IN.t detaOa. ' room .• mam bedroom. aDd litil bath. plua 4 YORKSIURI 1I:Ke1lea, doorwaD ucl blleoDJ in m .... becIroom. m.ld. rool!ll and 2 badal. 8eeluded ,ard. A Jreat ba, in St. CJIJr _ nctueed to ".100. CALL ON OUR OTHER UNIQUE DETROit' IlAINT!NANCE OPEN SUNDAY 2.5. HOlIES...... ~Ite. YERKEY & SONS LAVON-C.naI eolonlallll St. aatr SIMlnt. wMh 4 bed. JOHN S. rooms, Z'>i bath., lamU, rm. with flrepl.ce. cen. 21-I-PAIMTING, WE SPECIALIZE-Exterior tral air. blt.ih III kltebeD, 2~ clr .ttac:bed II' HIGBIEMAXON Dt-COlATIMG palnUn,. 21 y•.,.' 'lEPerl. tIIee. r.... OPEN SUNDAY 1-1. INC. GOODMAN n:z.:~a...:a:.pe:K=:' DU PONUTsedPAINTS INC. ' 886-3400 lnI...... able r•• , 10 SHOREWOOD ,.an 'KperieMt. R.y B.r. RealOMb1e CaU Evtllinla 2001 Mack, ""'lQ 93 Kercheval "On The Hill" 886.3060 83 K~RCHEVAL..AVENUE DfWIkJ. 171.... fter e TW 1.~ . 'I'lNli.- p.m, ~ ,1 Opt n •• s Z 0' s.nrr•••• m .• mC.nm_ •• _.e~.=_ .. _ .. trne ...... ,-...-...... """."" t' '.. .. ., , ,,' >,;., "~ .• '( , .''', '.' "" • t.. - !~. ~ ..; 1 • ;;., ' ..~ GROSSE POINTE NEW'S Thursday, May 2, 1974 '::';1 Page Thirty .. '21J-WALL WASHING 21-O-CEMENT AND 21$-CARPINTER :.,')po______. BRICK WORK 21z-~~g~AIJ~c' Trial Date Set ISchools Race GROSSI POINTE St. MloII•• I'• WORK WOODS HI NEIGHBOR. 1 live on I SPRING clean.up, power IFor 2 Suspects To 'Cleanup' ;.:" Grayton. W a 11 washing, ALDO MUGLIA KITCHEN EpIscopal OIurdl ",'. reasonable,. neat. Experi- CEMENT CONTRACTING raking, seeding aDd top p,e~~~tefian 20475 Stlllnl" REMOO'ELING dressing, crabgrass cont1'ol ,.rtl .(;',' eneed. TU 1.5306after 6, Specializing in driveways, A Wayne CoWlty Circuit There Is a "Cleanup Con. _r Meek & V .... and lawn feeding program. sidewalks, garage floors, We Justall Court trial date baa been test" going on between Defer car.... I'oilltt Woo4s. SHOREWOOD J\ND scheduled for two men, both ChUfCh WALL WASH r NG and rat walls. Formica-Sink Tops and Trombley Elementary ll1GO MACK AVE. at TOlUlEY The Reverend i- -PAINTING & DECORATING 268.3476 LA 1.3662 ASSOCIATES of .whom are charged with Schools. ROAD ~ James A. McLaren,' 71l1.6562 receiving, and cODcealing : HOME MAINTENANCE I Cabinets-:-AII Styles For tbe' next 'six weeks, t:M &c 111:00,WOI'IbIP 8ervl .. Rector , E BRICK REPAIR - Porches, stolen property over $100, &Dd alurch SChool I ELMER T. LABADI chimney repairs, etc. Free Built-Ins-Installed LAWN CUTl'ING, weeding, and un tll the school,r dOle Sunday services Free Estimates stemming from an incident for summer vacation, stu. "I Am" 8:00 10:00 &: 11:30 a.m. : TUxedo 2-2064 eslimates. Work guaran. cultivating, shrub and ever. in The Woods Tuesday eve. I No Obligations teed. 779.3947. ' green trimming. Tree trim. dents will be cleaning up the Preacbing: Nursery care during the No Delays ning, March 19, police reo ming. areas surrounding buildings Roger A. DeNoyeUes 10:00 o'clock services i )lK-WINDOW DE SENDER Bill Paige '»Orted. and school grounds. :;. WASHING All types of brick. block, 371.()4()3 This date was set at a pre. & Park M8yor ;Matthew Pat. : G, OLMIN sleps stones, chimney, SHOREWOOD trial conference Thursday, ASSOCIATES terson will inspect the scb,oolll WINDOW CLEANING dril'e~ay. and patios. New • Atties • Porch Enclosures April 25, for Walter Joseph each week and will rate, I The Grosse Pollit. First En,liall SERVICE and repairs, • Additions. Kitchen; 779.6562 Ci~rpial, 21, 3334 East Ferry, them from 1.10 points. Congregational Detroit, and Daniel'Sherwood FREE ESTIMATES 822-1201AFTER 6 P.M. I • Commercial buildings At the end of contest, the Church Ev. Luth.ran WE ARE INSURED JOHN C. CARLISLE Gibbs 20, 11117 Borgman, COMPLETE LANDSCAPE Belleville. s(;bool with the bighest num- W Chalfonte at Lothrop 372 3022 21P-W ATERPROOFI....G J 1M SUTTON ber of points will receive a Church ____ ~-______1677 Brys Drive SERVICE Police said similar chai"ges lrophy donated by the Grosse Worship Services '" Vernier Rood .. WedI'Wl/oc1 against another man, John CALLEBS & SON CHAS, F. JEFFREY TU 4-2942 TU 2-2436 Tradition Since 1920 Pointe Park Police Officers Church School Orl •• , GrOl1l Point. Woods Window cleaning. Fully in- 882-1800 719.6864 716.3338 Preston Rials, 20, of 29314 9:30 '" 11:00 a.m. Association. 884-5040 sured, Reasonable prices, • Basement Waterproofing Sodding guaran,,,ed up to 4 (}a h a 1an, Roseville, were Crib Room Thru derpin footings CUSTOMCRAFT diopped as he is being pro~. Free estimates, 772-9555, • Un years, pruning and trim. 8th Grade Church Service 8:30 '" '11 ------• Cracked or caved.in walls Construction Company ming, patios and lawn ser. ecuted ~ St. Clair S~ores on Queen of Peace' I "Tender Grapes" Sunday School 9;30 . YORKSHIRE Window Clean- References ! a Ibreaking and entermg of an ing, Reasonabie. Free esli. Lice vice. Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon nsed Insured BUILDERS• I occupied. dwelling charge. Iltv. P. K.ppler mates. Insured. 885-0894. Sets Art Show Rev. Jay H. Cummings '" REMODELERS TRIMMING, removal, spray- The trio were nabbed when A.OK Window Cleaners. Ser. CODDENS inK, feeding and. stump Woods Public Safety Officer vice on storms and screens. CONSTRUCTION Additions,•Dorm4lrs . removal. Free est1JJlates. Russell Allard' stopped their Our Lady Queen of Peace Free estimates, Monthly ESTABLISHED 1924 Rec. Rooms, Bathrooms Complete trel: service. Cal a\lto on Mack at Manchester Junior High School is spon. F 1em i n g Tree Service. with one headlight illumin. soring an Art Show on Tues. Groae ' .. Ie UIlItt4 rates. 521.2459. All types of basement water. Kitchens, New Homea METHODIST CHURCH ooling. 7 year guarantee. TUxedo 1-6950. ated. Po1i~e then discovered day, May 7, at 7:30 p.m., in St. J.mes pr 211 M..... Rod 21M-SEWER SERVICE References. 331-1044. Custom Garages• and Doors SUPERIOR EXTERIORS ,a r.olor television set, a r~c. ethaetedgrl.ande209s5c5hOOBolurgnYemm'oultD-h . ord player, a black andwhlte 116-2363 ,Luther.n Church CONSTRUCTION \ • "The Height of Landscape TV set and an AM-FM radio road, neaf Harper avenue Mln1lter McMillon lit l(erche".I: ADVANCE MAINTENANCE CAP IZZO Free Estimates and Planning Perry ,A. Tbomu Eleetric Sewer Cleaning Quality." Pruning, plant. inside the vehicle. Investiga. 'and Seven Mile road .. All Types of Waterproofing 11:1$FAIULY WORSIDP TU 4..0511 \. COMMERCIAL Guar anteed Reasonable FINANCING •ARRANGED ing, seeding, sodding, gar- tion revealed these it ems The show will feature demo SERVICE , RESIDENTIAL icensed and Insured -den.ing, lawn service and were taken during a burglary onstrations of rug hooking, Church SCbool for , L nursery tbrOu.b IlXth 9:30 and 11 a.m. servle~s , All Work Guaranteed 885-0612 • patios. The harder you are of a St. Clajr Shores home. silk screening, Italic printing, Jrrad". (Nursery, Both services, , 884-9512 to. ple~sp.,. the more ou At the same time, oUicers soap sculpting, seed projects 10:15 'Church SChool for , BAS EMENTS WATER. 881-1024 r 11'14.. RnD tbro\l.h for small children) ; , will apprecIate our serVIce. learned that Rials was sus. and candle holders. Refresh. twelve. I SEWERS CLEANED, broken 9:30 a.m. Sunday SchoQl , PR OOFED - Reasonable 779,6864. peeted of being involved in ments will be served. Adult ItJII.1JlarS and Sewers repaired. Guaran. rat es, workmanship guar. HARRY SMlm, dlac:LIIrlOD lroupa. I some 60.65 burglaries in The The project bas been put 11:15 WORSHlP SElI.VICE Rev. Geort- I. Kura ; I teed. Reasonable rates. BUILDING CO. , an teed. 881-0063or 779-~. THOMAS Woods Farms Roseville and together by students Jody Nursery. I, 881-0063 or 779-1225. i EstabUahed In , : Grosse Poii1teArea Since 1937 LANDSCAPING CO. CUntonTownshlp. Krause, .Linda Everlx and , ELECTRIC SEWER clean. LAWN AND GARDEN J . W. KLEINER I Residential and Commercial Fourteen break..ins w ere I J08n .~lconke, WIder ~e I ing. No footage charge. SERVICE c I ear e d . in The Woods superVISIon of Augustine Al I Remoclelini I Telephone price. 17 years 1 tYP3~ of basement Alterationa and Maintenance through ,the arrest of Rials, Tedessco.. . . . CITY OF waterproofing ! 881-0292 I experience. Cal Roemer, .; . New Con..'iruction ' while three were cleared in The pubhc IS l11vlted to at. All work guaranteed ; Plumbing., TU 2.3150. 885-3900 885-7013 The ,Farms, 19 in Roseville lend. , '-- Licensed Insured ( CU5TOMdesigned flaglltone I l1nd 25 in Clinton TOWDSh1p~. ~---- 21.o-'cEMENT AND TU 2-0717 I LETO patios, dry ston~ waDs, I BUILDING COMPANY fine shrubs and evergreens. Awakes to Find ~.1Ointt 'fana. BRICK WORK r 21Q-~LASTER WORK; Since 1811 884-6904. Set Pre.TriQ.l Shrubs Missing ; R. L. STREMERSCH CUstom. BuildJDg .\' CEMENTCONTRACTOR SPEC IALIZING in repa~ Famlly rooms. our specialty, for 18 years. CracD eUm • BE PROTECTED For Suspect NOTICE'OF HEARING . , I • cement Work a1teratioaa, titehena; A Still Meadow lane resi- nat ed. Clean. Jim Black. ' I • Brick Work TU 2-3222 YOU ARE LIABLE IF YOU dent went to bed around 1:30 I • Basement Waterproofing we11. VA 1-7051. A pre-trial conference date, a.m. Tuesday, April 16, and -ON PROFESSIONAL carpentry, DON'T HIRE A of Thursday, May 9, has . Licensed - Insured LANDSCAPE' got up seven hours later to No job too. small NEW and repair work. Neat, moderniuUon. ,New and been scheduled for a 26-year. j dean service. 20 years 'ex. CONTRACTOR WHO: discover someone bad taken ABATEMENT OF A PUBLIC r 889-0591 886-8541 old. Over 25 .years of ex. old D e t r 0 i t man who's pe ..~ence. Free estimates. four small shrubs from the , perience. 'CaD after 5:00. CARRtES charged with. the breaking front of his home. The one. I Albert Verstraete. 882-3011. H. CHAUVIN Wsrren SChultz ,- 771-1091. and elltering of an occupied year-old bushes were valued HAZARD AND NUISANCE CEMENT CONTRACTOR • WORKMEN'S dwelling with the intent to at $20 apiece. ! 21R-FURNITURE ALL HOME REPAIRS-Car. COMPENSATION I ALL TYPES OF , commit larceny, Woods po- The'man told Shores Pub- I REPAIR pentry, roofs, gutteri, chim. • UNEMPLOYMENT Notice is hereby given, that the City Coun. r CEMENT WORK lice reported.' lic Safety Officer John Tre. , neys, porches. Licensed. INSURANCE eil will meet at ,the City Hall on Monday, May. _ Walks • Drives, • Porches ARE your chairs, antiques 293-7755 This date was set for Stefan villlan, while taking out his 6, 1974, at 8:00 p.m., to cor..sider the adoption I or furniture loose or • LIABILITY '" Cbabrowsld . at his Way n e trash, be 'Jiscovered the • Pdics • Wate~proofing PROPERTY DAMAGE of .a resolutiOn requiring the owner of th~ ken? Excellent wOlk. County Circuit Court arraign. bushes bad been pulled right • Pre.Cast Steps' bra 21T-PLUMIING AND • LANDSCAPERS I 715 .7396. ment Thursday, April 25. out of the ground • property described below to abate the public I • Tuck Pointing HEATING LICENSE I On the request of Woods Traces of dirt were. dis • hazard and nuisance (poor condition of sUrface • Chimney Repair • POISON APPLICATORS t 21S-C: ARPENTER FOR CLEAN and dependable Detective Everett P 1u m b , covered in the immediate of lot) which presently exists in the parking - No job too small LICENSE Free estimates WORK service, eall ELMERS petfolt 'pollce 'arrestoo Chao area, North and South Duval, lot maintained as a part of such property and m order to apply Crabgrass browski at hIS bome. He is VanK. and ,Crestwood, but Licensed and Bonded PLUMBING and HEAT. control. Broadleaf weed con. which hazard and nuisance the CouncUhas I BARKER ING, Plumbing LiceJIIe allegedly i n v 0 I v e d in thl! a search f~r, theabrubs met is I PR 9-8427 trol and insecticide spray. tentatively determiii.ed dangeroUs to. -the I 779.8427 882-1413 CONTRACTORS, Inc. #04556. Tt1xedo, 4-4882. ' burglary of a Newcastle road with negative results. The ,health and weUare of the inhabitants of the - I Modernization • Alterations AND COMPLIES WITH: residence on Friday, March citizen added he heard noth- ing before retiring. ' City. Further, such resolution would provide Add Hions • Family Rooms 21u-JAN ITORSERVICE 22. that if, within a reasonable time (15 days) after Kilchen and Recreation Areas • INCOME TAX LAW CHAS. F. JEFFREY, PROFESSIONAL • CHILD LABOR LAW such hearing, such hazard and nuisance has MASON CONTRACTOR Estate Maintenance JANITORIAL SERVICE not been abated, then the ~ity shall proceed to LICENSED • INSURED • WAGE && HOUR LAW W80ds Okay~, First Church' of JAMES BARKER Free Estimate. - Insured • NEW SAFETY rtbale such hazard and nuisance and shall assess • Brick • Block • Stone 886.5044 il84-2JJ8 (after 4) 717-8995 STANDARDS Acr. • Cement Work Two Requests Undenl.ndilll the cost thereof against the property described Grosse Pointe below, together with the penalties set forth iJi • Waterproofing 21V~LVERPLATING \ • Tuck Pointing EASTSIDE The Woods Councll unan!. War Memorial the City's Charter. • Patios of any kind Modernization • Silver and Gold Plating LANDSCAPE mously approved the requests Bldg . "PORCHES A SPECIALTY" MORE ,VALUE for your _ Oxidizing and Repairing CONTRACTORS of City Comptroller-Assessor Speaker: The property in the City of Grosse Pointe 882-1800 money, Addiijons, kitchens, • Brass Po1iJbing, ASSOCIATION Frederick G. Hornfisber and Dr. J. Louis Malone Lacquering City Treasurer Helen L. Fox Religious Science Minister Farms upon which such hazard and nuisance dor mers, basements", bath. exists is described as follows: rooms. wall removals. • Fireplace fixturu 821-2070 to attend the Municipal Fi. 10;00 a.m. 42nd Psalm . CODDENS refinished nance Officers Conference, 11:00 a.m. "For Heaven's CONSTRUCTION BIDIGARE BROS. • Copper polishing and LAWN maintenance and gar- WI.th the re'1mbur se-ent... of Sake" THAT PART OF PRIVATE CLAIM 123 EST ABL1~1IED 1924 buffing dening. E x per ie n c e d, necessary expenses. lev. ScrnrII ,D.D, DESCRIBED AS BEGINNING AT THE INC. knowledgeable, reliable. This. conference will be So'._, • Driveways OUice 772.5715 EBERT 882.5327 INTERSECTION OF tHE ELY. LINE OF Evenings, Sundays TU 1-6988 LE call Tony. 839.7982. Free held fromSunday.Thursday, MACK AVE 150 FT WIDE WITH THE • Patios estimates. June 2-6, in ~as Vegas, Nev . • Porches SILVERSMITHS QUALITY WORK by carpen- , SLY. LINE OF MOROSS RD 120 FT WIDE • Chimneys 14110 CHARLEVOIX The councll took this action AND PROCEEDING TH S 64D OOM E • WaterprOOfing ter with over 20 years ex- 3 blocks west of Chalmerg North Fl'nl'shes at the regular meeting Mon. CHRISTIAN perience in Grosse Pointe. VA 2.7318 day, Apri1I5. ALONG SAID SLY. LINE 240.0 FT TH S 331-1044 Kitchens remodeled, base- 19D 14M 15SE(; W lli7.09 FT TH N 64D 21W-DRESSMAKING ments paneled, room addi. Sixth in Relays WATCH DOG FirstSCIENCECburch of Christ, OOM W 217.83 FT.TO TH'E ELY. LINE CEMENT WORK of any tions, etc. Conscientious. AND TAILORING Keep your guard up al all Q~lenti t OF MACK AVE TH N lID 23M 20SEC E kind. Bonded, licensed, in- Small jobs acceptable. TU North High School's bid to - In s PROFESSIONAL I times - temptation plants ALONG SAID ELY. LINE 161.21 FT TO sured. TU 2-9988, after 6 4-5372. , a terations, win the Central Michigan Re. evil thought and it's consci- Grosse !:. te Farms THE POINT OF BEG 0.82 ACRE p.m. or 372-4939. 20928 Anita, 884.5264. lays for llle third consecutl've ence that plows them under. 282 u.a1fonte -----~---- year - a feat not accom. ,near Kerby Road J. W. KLEINER L & R H' OME 21Z-LAHDSCAPING & plished in 21 years - fell ------Services THAT PART OF PRIVATE CLAIM 123 CEMENT CONTRACTOR IMPROVEMENT CO. GARDE....SERVICE short Saturday, April 27, at Change your horne Sunday 10:30 A.M. DESCRIBED AS BEGINNING AT THE All types Cemenl, Stone and My work is my signature. LAWN SERVICE Aceounts Mt. Pleasant. I Wednesday 8:00 P.M. INTERSECTION OF THE SLY. LINE OF elf NOW P.C. 123 WITH THE ELY. LINE OF MACK ::i;~~~r:ew~;;~~~Ch~~: ~a~~ y~~em~~~~ ::t and' ~eee::~iou~e~:~~ce. prompt, tr~~h a~:r~~~~~ n:~r~ut~~~ S~~::tS:::I :~~:id:~~'AVE 150 Fr WIDE AND PROCEEDING Walks, Patios, Tuck Pointing • Kitchens • Bathrooms JOHN C. CARLISLE school track power in llle • TH ALONG SAID ELY. LINE N 16D 17M Pre.Cllst Steps _ Remodeling _ Additions COMPLETE LANDSCAPE State except Pontiae Central, ------E 18.71 FT AND !II" 110 23M 20SEC E Waterprc.ofing • Dormers _ Rec. Rooms SERVICE the Norsemen broke three '1!'" St PIE 303.50 FT TH S 6400 OOM E 217.83 • Basements • Attics Tradition since 1920 school records ,but still fin., cAD ..r • au Y. 303.50 FT TH S 64D OOME 217.83 FT No Job Too Small • Gutters and Roofing 779-6864 776.3338 ished a disappointing sixth Lutheran Church SPECIALIZING Free Roof Vent with with 27 points, one point be- @'Uss ~~~ at - THE SLY. LINE OF PC .123 TH N 64D IN Every Roofing Job EASTERN TREE and stump hind Flint Kearsley and two, Chalfont. and Lothrop OOMW ALONG SAID SLY. LINE 175.11 Flagstone Walks and Patioll removal. Insured. 293-4069 points behind Midland. . TU '-4610 OOMW ALONG SAID SLY LINE 175.11 Natural Stone Planters FREE ESTIMATES or answering service. 773, Mt. Clemens was third with "". H', We Invite You to Wor$hlp FT TO THE P 0 B 1.40 ACRES LICENSED BONDED Winter Prices Now in Effect 0600. 39 points, Flint Northern was With U$ • ------second with 46 and Ann Ar- Services : TU 2-0717 Call 526-9310 bor Pioneer, which finished 9:30 a,m. Worship- THAT PART OF PRIVATE CLAIM 123 " ----- GROSSE POINTE QUALITY second to North in the State Nursery (1..2)- INCLUDING ALSO OUTLOT A OF CHAS. : GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE Cross Country finals last fall, Sunday School (3.18) W BABCOCK'S SUB AS RECORDED IN : LANOSCAPING took first with 58. 11:00 a.m. Worship- LIllER 70 PAGE 20 OF PLATS DE. : JOANNA WESTERN The last team to win the Nursery (12) SCRIBED AS BEGINNING AT A POINT : WINDOW SHADES /~ SlT.EN'j,' Experienced In the Grosse CMU Relays three years In Sunday School (3.5) ON THE SLY. LINE OF MOROSS ROAD Pointe area. Reasonable a row was Saginaw Arthur @' Pastors DISTANT S 64D OOME 270.21 FT FROM PAI"1 5HVnm BliNOS ' J(J\.JICH'F rates. Pers:malbed Service. Hill in 1951. 1952 and 1953. USS UnitedStates S~eel Rev. Charles W. Sandrock ac':"UFMANN R K th R Le t THE INTERSECTION OF SAID SLY. SlOb< 00015 ANO WINDOWS . ,Security Systems INTRODUcrORY OFFER Point-getting eve n t s for ' ALUMINUM ev. enne . n z, LINE WITH ELY. LINE OF MACK North were as follov:s: SIDI1I8 TH.D. Free Spring FertiU:In" Two mile relay' t h l'r d AVE 150 FT WIDE AND PROCEED. \',' TOP Can tummon Polic., fl.-li,h., To New Customers" 8:19.2.- Gary Kop~cka, Todd ING TH S 64D OOM E' ALONG SAID GRA ... , doctorl, or r.pelrm.n, Lockhart, Bob Secord, Bob AS-day umlraclen SLY. LINE 26.31 FT TH S 20D 29M 40SEC Il's f.ur t.,.tems I~ .n.. CALL EVE. 882-5762 deClaire. Distance medley: can happen to W 87;82 FT TH S 26D 10M W 29.31 FT SALES AND SERVICE ACTION A~ARM SrRVICE fourth, 10:43.9, new school TH S 640 OOME 402.55 FT TH S 260 15011 KEICHEVAL ----.----- record. Mark Roberts, Paul )'our homer OOMW 351.54 FT TO THE SLY. LINE OF _ 01 Alto,' • i...... 882.8895 GARDENER - CONTRAC. Reile, Jim Fisher, Tom Ham. P.C. 123 TH ALONG SAID SLY. LINE N TU 5.6000 TOR, 25 yens experience mer. Watch it come alive 63D 57M 10SEC W 202.46 FT AND N 640 a-l -.,. in Grolle Pointe. Graduate Sprint mP.dley: f 0 u r t h , againl United States OOMW 179.23 FT TH N 19D 14M 15SEC MSU. Landscape manage. 2:30.5, new school record by Steel ALUMINUM E 471.39 FT TO THE POINT OF BEGIN. ment. EverJreellJ, scbrubs, one second. Brian K e 11y , SIDING can make an SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES lawn" clean up, fertilizing, Fred Minturn, Pat Perslclllnl, r•• Gmft "". NING 3.31 ACRES. seedln,. AU work paran. Ed Brennan. Middle distance lnctedible difference FOR OVER V2 CENTURY teed. Jim HIl!lins, 823.5780. medley: second, 5:45.35, new - In less time and for MEMORIAL CHURCH The owner of the above property, as indi~ ------school record by 10 seconds. less money than you UJtltt4 " ... ".,,,,,, cated on the current Tax Rolls of the City, is 've", Sty"~ ., 'Met P. T. DeGALAN and CO. Bob Keppler, Fred Minturn, would believe possible. l' Lake Shore Road being notified of the tentative determination 'or , .. LANDSCAPE Pat Perslehlni, Ed Brennan. Call us. We'll give For IllformlUOII DJabt or ".et.i CONTRAcrORS MUe relay: fifth, 3:30.6. by the City Council C1f the existence of sucH you the details at no day elU 8I2.sat, dill a public hazard and nuisance' and of the public WA 1-8282 Complete landscaping service Bop Keppler, Marl', Roberts, prayer 1IIZ.lnO, by trained professionals. P a u I Relle, Ed BreMan. cost, no obligation. hearing thereon. ' Il1c"l1... Lawn maintenance a spe. Pole vault: third, Dan Warn. Worship Service and Chain Link AII.Ste.1 Inti elalty. Free Estlmates. In. er, 13' feet. ADVANCE Church School The Hearing will be public; interested prop- i lUred. North's final major invUa. 9:30 '" 11:30 erty owners or residents of the City are invited , Rudlc Stytn Study Hour 10:30 372-4518 tlonal meet of the season Is MAINTENANC' to attend. Saturday, May 11, at the "The Glory and the SPRING clean'up. Complete SChaefer Relays In South. co, Scandal ol the Universe" ! MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. lawn service. Tree plant. gate, where Co a ~h Tom Preaching: Andr.w Br.m.r, Jr. L 10403 HARPE RfSIDEHTIAL, INDUSTRIAL \ inc. Michael Pllorget Land. Gauerke's ,team Is again the ••••• 112 Ray H. Kiely City (JIerk scaplng, 8M..f804• defending champion. • « 11 f'S , " , , Thursday, May 2, 1974 6 R 0 SSE POI N TEN E.W 5 Page Thirty.One South Takes Two of Three "I never .tuck long at any. thin,s they _d.... I love. be'uty Park Police Investigate Death of Husband, Wife thin, I didn't lUte . • • On and cbance aDd chan,e , , • I suppose I'll alway. be a By Mark Biller)' inning. South came back for the other band. there are few RomanUcist." -John Reed Grosse Pointe South's base. three more in their half of Park pollce are ,lnvesUgat. carboJl monoxide th'at bad attached to the bouse, there phyxiation b)' tbe deadly 'IS. things I doD't get fun out of, ban team dropped a low the second inning. Consecu. ing the possIble suicide' of seeped into the house. is no door or wiDdow leading Mr. and Mrs. Redfern are af ollly the novelty of experi. Being in the right in mod• .scoring game against the live walks to Matt Armbru- an elderly Park man and the Pollee, called to the house into tbe house proper, the survived by their cbildrea, ence. I love people, except chief .tated. Mrs. Ronald (Sherrill) AI. the weU.fed smug, and am em highway traffic is DOt Shamroelts of East Detroit ster and Morrison then siD. re&ultmg accidental death of b)' a relative, who had tried SOuth's inability to establish gles by Scott Solomen, Chris the man's wile. unsuccessfully to phone the Redfern who wal ill his bion, and William; and seven interested In aII new things enougb-you could be dead. an offense proved to be a de. Montegue and Tocco ac. The investigaUOIl is sUlI Redferns several times, and night clothes aDd bathrobe,' -grandchildren. and all the beautiful old right. cisive factor in the recen~ counted ior the second inning .pending and police are await. who became alarmed wheu bad to go out of the bouse Mr. Redfern also is sur. 4.1 loss. scoring. iIIg a report from the Wayn8 he received no answer, broke to enter the garage, Chief vlved by a brother, Gladden. Bill Tocco and Steve Mor. Tbe Devils brought across .County Medical Examiner's into the house. They found Coonce said. An iIIvestisation Mrs. Redfern is survived by rison combined early to pro. another run ill the fourth OUice, which should talte the body of the family's pet showed that the gasoline a brother, Howarli. J. Lau. CITY OF . vide South with their only w h il e Gallagher remained about two weeks. it was dis- dog on the first floor, and tanks of both vehicles were boff, and two sisters, Mrs. offense as Tocco singled with scoreless. A South err 0 reI 0 sed by Chief Henry they f 0 un d Mrs. Redfern empty. The keys .were in the Walton Shannon and Mrs, MorTisoJl aboard. South led started a three-run sixth inn. Coonce. . dead on the couch, with the ignitions, both of which were Robert Benkert, until they lell apirt defen. ing for Gallagher, but a Chief Coonce said evidence TV set still operating. in the on. . Funeral services were held sively bt!lfDning in the sec. strong pitching performance uncovered to date indicated basement. Fire Chief Phillip Costa in the Verheyden Funeral ond iIlDing. 'Tilree South era by Armbruster aUset any that the death of Marion C. The police officers, and the surmised that the car bon Home, 16300 Mack avenue, rors aceounted for two of the further threat. Armbruster Redfern, 70. of. 569 Lake- firemen who arrived in the monoxide must have seeped and from Sl. Martin Catholic four East Detroit runs. went the distance for' the vie. pointe,' was an apparent sui. emergency ambulance, were through the porous bricks Church, Drexel al,J Averill MICHIGAN The Shamrocks put two tory, his second win against cide. His body was found on forced to wear gas masks and mortar, rendering Mrs. court, Detroit, on Friday. across in the lIecond while one loss. the front seat 01 one ot two before they could enter the Redfern unconscious before April 26. add in, two more in the University Liggett tell vie. cars in a garage on his prop. building, it was said. she could r~alize what was Burial was in Mt. Olivet fourth. South's ,pitOOer Dicit Um to a powerful South erty by a Park firefighter. Chief Coonce said the po- happening. She died of as. Cemetery. BIDS INVITED Redmond picked up the loss, offense in an embarrassing The body of the dead man's licemen and firemer.. at the )Ug aecond, while striking out 8~ defeat. Solomen seored on wife, Mary T., 67, was found scene theorized, although not 11 East Detroit players. a Tocco sacrifice in the first on a couch in a basement definitely, that Redfern bad Automotive South w. s t e d no time inDing. South picked up two den. She was watching a started the engines of both VILLAGE OF .g.inst Bishop Gallagher, as more in the fourth, three in television program, when sbe autos in the garage alter Insurance Coverage BW Tocco slashed a triple the fifth and another two runs was apparentl;r overcome by. closing the doors. Although scorio( two runs in the flnt in the sixth inning, tlntutt J;4n~ts GJrnsSt Sealed bids for furnishing insurance on Set Symphony Concert May 7 795 Lake Shore ROll" ~e automotive equipment owned by the ~ity of Grosse Pointe Farms will be received at The Grosse Pointe Junior festivalspla)'ing both piano Grosse Pointe Shorei, Michipn the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe CITY OF Symphony will present its and cello, and in MardI she second cOJlCert 01 the season won flrst place in the l3-year- Farms, Michigan 48236, until 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday. May 1, at 8 p.m., old divliliOD01 the Ann Arbor Friday, May 17, 1974, at which time all bids ill Parcells Middle School, Annual Bach Comp~it.ion for NOTICE OF REGULAR will be publicly opened and read aloud. 20600 Mack avenue. . piano students. Her two sis. Conductor lIlathan Judson, ters, Suzanne and Kelly, ,also VILLAGE SPRING Anyone interested in furnishing a bid may MICHIGAN IDStr~ental MIi.{c Direetor are also Symphony members, ELECTION do so by obtaining specifications at the office at North m-h SChool, will Both play the violin. of the City Manager, during office hours. lead the orchestra in a varied Miss Jobbitt, a teJ1tb grad. TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OFTIHE VII.- NOTICE IS ~EREBY GIVEN that the program featuring Beetho- er at South High SCbool be. LAGE OF GlOSSE POINTE SHORES, WAYNE The Councll reserves the right to reject VeA'S E g mOD t Overture, gan the study 01 ceno wblle AND MACOMB COUNTIES: -second Council meeting in May is ,RE- Bach', PlllDO CoDcerto in F • filth grader at Kerby Ele. any or all bids, and to accept the bid deemed Minor, first movement, with mental')' SChool. She is a Notice i. bereby given that tbe regulllr ViDale to ~ to the best interest of the City of Grosse SCHEDULED to Monday evening, May Stephanie LeQ.1l performinl pupil of Mrs. Mary Eliason. Election is to be held in the Village 01 Grosse Poillte Pointe Farms. u sololtt, and Nelhybel's She has performed solos Shores, Wayne and Macomb Counties, Michigan, on 13, 1974, at 7:30 p.m. o'clock in the Music for Or~bestr.. and ensembles at Solo and Tuesday, May' 21, lint, for the purpose of electins Following all intermlasiOll F U the following officers ANDREW BREMER, J,R, ~ Council Court ,Room of the Municipal the group wlll be bact t.J per. Ensemble es vall for the form Toe h 's Intermeuo, pest four yellrs. SIIe attended , President ) City Clerk ;: .Building. SalDt-8aens' Allegro Appaa; Blue Lake Fine Arts C.mp Clerk ) For regular 2 year term sionato, with Pat'" Jobbltt al for one .ummer, and two 3 Trustees) ~ ", ::: ., teltlona of the All.state In. ~ celio soloist, Grell's Ale's termec1l.te OrclIestra at Na. You are further notified that the polls are at the ~.. Vernier School, 36 Vernier Road, and that the poUl Cltv OF ~ Cheder E, Petersen Death and Lowden's arrange- tioaal MUlic Camp. -. ment of Soundl of the Car. M1u Jobbitt 11 • e co n'd will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. DayUgbt 1 City Administrator-Clerk Time. ..;, penters. chalr cellist in tbe South Higb , 'Both soloists fire ~r SChool" Sympllopy Orcltestra .' Cliftorel •• Loran .. , ')Poinit""" members of the Junior. 8ym, aDd has a Junior 8ym • t'ro_u ~, been Clerk ., JIboDY. Mus Leon, pianist, is phon,y member for two years. MICHIGAN , an eighth trader at Brownell :', .... ,; M~ SChool, .. piaDO Ichol. ". arship student of Albert ~ SUMMARY OF " CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FWmore of the Detroit Com- ~ munity Music SChool, and a .NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING MINUTES ~ cellist ,nth the Grosse Pointe ~," PUBLIC NOTICE Junior Symphony. ON THE APRIL 15, 1974 1- SIIe has entered numerous The meeting was caUed to order at 8:00 p.m. ~': Present aD ton call: Ma)'Ol' William G. Butler, Notice is hereby given that the budget of PROPOSED 1974.75 BUDGETS Councilmen James H. Dingeman, Jack M. Cudllp, .. the City of Grosse Pointe for the fiscal year, Cinema League. JOIIeph L. Fromm, and W. James Mast . July 1, 1974 through June 30, 1976, will be FOR THE Those absent were: Councllmeh Nancy J. Wau,a. t Closes Season man and E. Rust Muirhead. considered at a 'Public Hearing to be held in CITY OF Mayor William G. Butler presided at the meeting. the Council Chambers, City Hall, 17147 Mau' Tbe Grosse Pointe Cinema Councilmen Waugaman and Muirhead were ex. :: mee Avenue, at 4:00 o'clock P.M. on Monday, Lea i u e will conclude the cused from attending the meeting. i: 1973-74seuon with its annual The Minutes of the Regular Meeting which was '. May 13. 1974. The budget will be available hanqU4lt on Thursday eve- .for review during regular office hours, at GJm9t laomft BJoo~ held GO March 25, 1974 were accepted as corrected. ~ ning, May 9, at 6:30 'p.m. the OUice of the City ~lerk, beginning May in the Cry•." Ballroom of The Minutes of the Special Meetinll which was held i the Grosse Pointe War Me- MICHIGAN 011 March 28, 1974,were .«opted. • 6, 1974. morial., The Council granted the appeal of Mr: Peter B. ~ . l'fOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the City of , Following the dinner, pres • Clark of 193 Stephens Road, and thereby auttorized •, Grosse Pointe Woods will meet on the 13th day of May" 1974, at 7:30 of THOMAS W. KRESSBACH Ident H,Thompaon Stock will the issuance a permit by the Public service Director :, p.m., Eastern Daylight Savings Time, at the Municipal Building, 22025 for the construction of 1iI siX foot fence to enclose the conduct a 11 h 0 r t bUline$l rear yard on his property located at the above address • . CITY CLERK meeting to elect next sea- Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan, for the purpose of ,. son's officers • conducting a Public Hearing on the proposed 1974-75 Budgets and The COUJICilreceived the proposed Budget DocU' Guests then wW "dioum the Proposed. Planned Expenditures of Federal Revenue Sharing mnoies ment for the fiscal year beginning on Julyl, 197~ and to the Frie. Auditoriwnto for the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. eliding Junl! 30, 1975, and scheduled a publlc hearin, Publish G.P.N. May 2, 1974 view the •• F. i1 m Featival to be held at 8:00 p.m. on May 20, 1974, at whicb time Sho~." 'nUs includes the 10 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY adoption of the foregoing proposed Budget Document award winnlng films cboaeA PROPOSED 1974-75 BUDGET will be considered. by tile PhotolP'llphic Society REVENUES The Council approved the prcposed Budget for the of America, of which the City Taxes '1,486,800.00 Grosse Pointe Youth Services Division for the fiscal CITY OF Cinema League is a member. State-shared taxes 455,266.00 year 1974.1975,and renewed the contractual agreement Tickets for the banquet Inter-Govemmental Fees & Charges- 572,441.00 with the City of Grosse Pointe Woods for the fiscal are $6.50 per person and can year 197.. 1975. be purchased at the War Me- Violation Fines & Fees 105,000.00 The Council approved payment of a statement morial oUice, or from any Permits &: Licenses 18,810.00 from the firm of Vilican.Leman ,nd Associates, In- .~ro.~foin& ~am of the League~s officel'S. Mrs. corporated in the total amount of $272.50 for profes- Pie r r e Palmentier is in TOTAL REVENUES '2,638,317.00 sional community plannez consultant services pertain. MICHIGAN charge of decorations. ing to the review of the Site Plan for the development Camera enthusiasts 8 r e EXPENDITURES of Rose Terrace. NOTICE OF welcome to join the organi. Department of General Government $ 274,566.00 The Council approved the low bid of Van Llegh zation when it resumes reg. Department of Public Safety 1,204,372.00 Electric, in the totar amount of $1,400, to provide elec. ANNUAL BU.DGET ular meetings next Septem. Department of Public Works 957,454.00 trical service to the shelter building at the Pie.l' Park. ber. The group's aim is to Department of Parks & Recreation 171,005.00 The Council authorized the removal of one tree on present entertaining and ed. Debt Service 5,920.00 the northwest corner of the intersection of Kerby and HEARING ucational programs to th-a Contingency 25,000.00 Beaupre Roads, such removal to be performed by community, free 01 char,ge. Shock Brothers on a time and materials basis. A public hearing will be held in the Municipal TOTAL EXPENDITURES $2,638,317.00 The Council received a memorandum from memo Building, 15115 East Jefferson A'/enue, on bers of the Policemen and Firemen Retirement Sys. May 13, 1974 at 5:00 P.M. at which time the SPECIAL FUNDS SUMMARY. tem, transmitted to the Council by the Policemen and City Council will hear suggestions regarding City of PROPOSED 1974-75 BUDGET Firemen Retirement Commission, requesting funy paid Blue Cross.Blue Shield Insurance coverage for retir. the px:opo:redbudget of the City of Grosse Gro!Jse Pointe Pork Revenues Expenditures ants of the Policemen and Firemen Retirement System Pointe Park for the fiscal year July 1, 1974 to Motor Vehicle & Equipment $243,673.00 $243,673.00 and their spouses. commencing upon their retirement June 30, 1975, which in summary is as follows: INVITATION TO Highway 497,950.00 497,950.00 at age fifty. five r..r thereafter, such coverage to take 'Federal Revt:nue Sharing 133,000.00 133,000.00 effect July I, 1974,upon approval by the voters, Mayor BUDGET REQUIREMENTS BID Butler stated Ibat the proposal would be discussed at Administration and General $ 293,000 POLICE CARS TOTAL SPECIAL' the upcoming budget meetings. Public Safety 947,800 FUNDS $874,623.0() $874,623.00 The following Reports were received by th" Coun. 126,100 cil, and were ordered placed on file: Parks and Recreation ENTERPRISE FUNDS SUMMARY 937,100 Sealed bid~ will be re. A. Building Department Report for the quarter Public Works PROPOSED 1974-75 BUDGET Employee Pension and Insurance 264,000 ceived by the City - do ended March 31, 1974. Revenues Expenditures B. Police Department Rcport for the month of Contingency 25,000 Groste Pointe Park, 15115 Water.sewer $535,905.00 $535,905.00 March, 1974. Capital Improvement East Jefferson Avenue, Parking 34,000 121,372.00 121,372.00 The Council Silt the next Regular Meeting ot the Appropriation Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. Boat Docks Highway Fund Appropriation 65,000 17,480.00 17,480.00 City Council May 6, 1974, as the date at which' the igan 48230, until 10:00 Concessions 14,600.00 14,600.00 ~Ite Plan for the proposed development of Rose Ter- Youth Service Division 118,217.00 118,217,00 race would be reviewed. TOTAL REQUIREMENTS '2,692,000 A.M. on Thurllday, May 9, 1ln4, for fu.rnishing three The Council received a communication from Ervin A. Steiner, Jr., Commissioner, Wayne County Board (3) Police Oars. TOTAL ENTERPRISE FUNDS $807,574.00 $807,574.00 of Commissioners, regarding a "Bike Day" to be held REVENUES on Lake Shore Drlvc on June 9, 1974, which would For dMails pertaining to necessitate the closing of Lake' Shore Drive on that Property Tax . $1,573,000 date. The r~regoing communication was placed on the Miscellaneous Revenue 1,011,000 these specUications, please STATEMENT POLICY "'OR PROPOSED EXPENDITURES . OF Agenda of the next ReR:ular Meeting of the City Coun. Appropriation of Surplus 108,000 contact Henry O. Coonce, ell to be held on May 6j 1974. Pollee Chief, at 822.'7400. FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING MONIES The Council adopted a resolution authorizing any TOTAL REVENUES .$2,692,000 Bid envelopes shall be Federal Revenue Sharing Monies in the amount of $92,000.00 two councilmen to silln withdrawals from the escrow plainly marked "BID ON anticipa!ed to be. received by the City.of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michi. account held jointly by the City or Gros~e Pointe gan dunng the fiscal year 1974.75, plus a remaining cash balance of Farms and Cottage Hospital, and further that the POLICE CARS" and di. $41,000.00 from the/rior fiscal year, are to be utilized for engineer. aforementioned Councilmen shall report their actlon to NOTE: Estimated Federal Revenue Sharing in- rected to the attenUon of ing, maintenance an improvement of the Local Street System. Such the Cily Council at the next Regular Meeting following come in the amount of '61,000 is programmed N. J. Ortlsi, City Clerk. Federal Revenue Sharing Monies shalt be directly utilizied .to off-set such action. to partially finance the purchase of a new Fire any furthcr additional increase in the tax levy for the City of Grosse The Council aoopted a resolution ciUng the parking Aerhcl Ladder Truck. Pointe Woods, Michigan. area at the Mack Avenue.Moross Road shopping area, The City of Grosse Pointe which Is owned by Mr. J. M. Kogan, as constitutinll a The complete proposed budget will be avail. Park teserves the right to hazard or nuisance in Its present condition j that the able for public inspection at the City Clerk's accept or rejPct any or all Copi~ of the Budgets are on file {or public inspection in the office of City has resolved to recUry this situation according to office in the Municipal Building for the week Section 11.9 of the City Cbarter; and that the r.lty bids. the City Administrator.Clerk, 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, Council wll1 act upon this mailer at the Regular Meet. of May 6, 1974, during regular office hours. Michigan, during office hours. Ing of May 8, 1974. . N, J, Ortili Upon proper motion made. supported and carried, City Clerk N. J, Orti.i CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS the meeUng adjourned at 10:15 p.m. City Clerk • Ch.st.r E, P.t.,..n WIlliam G. lutler Andrew Irem.r, Jr, GPN: 5.2-74 City Administrator.Clerk GPN 6-2-74 Mayor t1ty Manager anel. City Clerk , G RO S S j;;, p U I N TEN E W 5 * * * * Feature Page * * * * Poin'ter of Interest Good Teate Short and to The Pointe ..1 Fa vorite R4l(ipes I .fJ-IJ'ntt or (CoDt1Dlledfrom Pa,e 25) IExprellway, Last year, ~wo , People in The Know Among Michigan State Uni. top awards went to Pomte . . Counter Points veraity &tudents who attained member SHIRLEY McGRE. By Pat Rouueau R.USSIAN CREAM 4.0 straight.A Winter Term GOR. .. .. ODe 01 the ..... to be averages are sophomores Our fashion favorites .•. at Walton Pierce IAN HOWARD, son of the featured at Kapp. Kappa ARLAYNE CARSON, of Cen. KENNETH HOWARDS, of terbrook ro.d, an Elementary include a long white pique, encircled at the waist Gamma's "Salad Sampier" Rivard boulevard, and DOUG. and Special Education ma. with a see-thru embroIdered lace. A beautiful solid luncheon Thursday, May t, LAS DOSSIN, son of MR. and ~*jor. DO~ALD WOLCZKO, of fuint green silk palazzo costume is styled with a Gro.. e Polate CoDgreg~tloual MRS. ERNEST noSSIN, II, tie at the waist and long sleeve separate top . . . Church North Brys drive, a Pre.Vet. erinary major, and JAMES of North Oxford road, are lots of other great palazzo costumoo in gay prints. 2 pkg. Knox gelatin members of Michigan State BOMMARITO, 0 f Vernier A marigold eyelet shirt dress is cool and crisp. For 1 pt. sweet cream . road, a Psychology major; University's "Singing States. elegant evenings or Mother-{)f:the.bride, there. is a 1 cup sugar juniors KENNETH VOR. men" who recently delighted l.opg graceful chiffon dress WIth a ruffled chIffon 2 tsp. vanilla HEES, of Hampton road, an audiences in five European jacket. It comes in platinum, groUt) blue or soft rose. 1 pt. sour cream Accounting and Finance ma. countries, performing in Hol. 1 pt. whipping cream (or jOl', KEVIN MACADDINO, of land, BelgillD1, Luxemburg, There are lots of great fashion accessories too . . . Germany and Fr~nce. Mem. metal length belts combine gold and silver or are 2 pkg. Dream Whip) Birch lane, a Criminal Jus. tice major, LOIS NYQUIST, bers of the men's glee club enameled with color. Travelers will love the large, Dissolve gelatill lD ~ cup water. Scald cream .Dd of Doyle court" an Elemen. were responsible for raising easy to organize totes with detachable shoulder ",eet su,ar; add ,elat1D aDd eool. tary and SpecJal Education their own travel funds. Ian, straps. When mixture 18 cool, .dd major, aud BARBARA .D MSU freshman Journal. • • • vuilla, SOlir cream and whip. RICHARDS, 0 f Blairmoor ism major, is a 'Grosse Relax And Be Pampered ..• at The Jefferson pili, c rei m. Beat oW court, a Mathematics major; Pointe South High School Apartments, Grosse Pointe's newest condominium. cre.my. Pour lato lfelaed and senior DAVID T. CAT. gradllate. Doug, a sophomore, mold. serve heap1Dg wI&h LlN, of Anita avenue, aNa. was lI'adlllted from Grosse A doorman parks your car, receive~ your packages tural Resources .nd Euviron. Pointe North High School. . and stores your groceries in a special refrigerator lreu strawberries aDd pille. apple. Berves lZ. . mental Education major. .. .. if :you are not home. There's no need to arrange • • • The Miehlgan Hem AlSO: snow're1tWval, garck.'ning or exterior maintenance. KeDlly.Michigan Reh.bilita. year. He's then scheduled to elation hu renewed a grant Maximum insulation insures a quiet environment. tion Foundation board memo for a shldy of blood p1atelcti be rotated out of the YSD bers ROBERT J. GROW, of { Your icemaker and wet bar are ready for entertain. Photo by Kathy Puff into the uniformed division IS they relate to blood dot; ! '. Touraine road, and DAVID ting Ind the control of bleed, ing. Plan a trip. Three security systems will guard MICHAEL FERRENCE, YOUTH SERVICE DMSION ------liS part of woods City Admin. T. WHITE, of North Oxford ing, with DR. RAYMOND your apartment.home. Visit the model apartment, LIAISON OFFICER AT NORTH HIGH SCHOOL the father is an alcoholic, it's istrator Chester Petersen's road, will atteDd. the Founda. L; , 17111E. Jefferson. Enter on Neff or St. Clair Open very difficult for the other rotation plan. tion', 27thaDllu.1 dlnner HENRY, of Aline drive, pro:, J2.5 daily except Wednesday, 882.7708 or 8864880. By Kathy Duff parent to make it up to the For now, Officer Ferrence Tuesday, May 7, 'It StouHer's felsor of Pbysiology, Wayn~ Northland IDIl, at which six. State Uuiven1ty. School Of • • • In the .past few years, the word "professional. children The father will con. continues to work at North Medicine, IS principal ~; ism" hn b . . 1 h d' I' d rt tinue to' be a bad influence High while taking courses at year~ld KRISTINE KLAYO, : .. At Mutschler IOteheDS ••• Rutt.WiWams offers "Desip. vestigator. '!be WSU boar4 a.Wall" ud Wood Mode oilers "Cl.llic Modulus" lor ups een mcreasmg year m po Ice epa • on the children." I Wayne .State for. MlSte.r's born a hydroeepballc, veter. ments in the United States, The word refers to' a degree in public .dministra. an before she' Wilt two of 10 of governors .ccepted th~ elblaet .torale "alb ID. deDi, f.mOy room., dlDlDl rooms, $5,000 reuewal, bringing total bedrooms, AU for .ale at Mutscbler Kltcbeas, 29227 new breed of police officers, not the old.time career. YSD ~rvic~ . I tion, "It's in the field of pol. operations to drain the excess etc. MAHA support to da te tj) lIack AveDue, TV 4-3700. cop, rather a new breed of law enforcement officers The Grosse Pointe YSD IS iUc.1 science and it will in. fluid that kept bullding up in r ~~ ... who have extensive police training, have a working recogriized as one of the best crease my knowledge of gov. her head, equipped now: with $17,000, It It. April Ii knowledge of the law and the rights of a cWzen, youth bureaus in the country, ernment administration," be a tef10n shl~ to drain the monthly meeting. " ~,::, BURLINGTON HOUSE, BARWICK, CABIN and know how to carry out their jobs efficiently, Ollly part of their wo.rk in. commeuted. fluid into her stomach, (the • • • I CRAFI' ... famous names in carpeting can be found valves the apprenhenslon of . hI shunt must be lengthened at Maliszewski Carpeting,. 21435 Mack Avenue. quietly an d thoroug y. young offenders, lully half The YSD offlce~ tur~ed 27 periodically to grow with '. Shags are casual and look great with modern fur- Youth Service Division Of. ------, of their job is to educ.ate last month. He lives 1D Mt her), wili be honored.s Ken. ~ishings • • • sculptured and carved patterns are ficer Michael Ferrence is trouble?" Officer Ferrence Grosse Pointe school chil. Clemens w~th his ~e, Kath. ny Girl for 1974. Dinner representative of the new does not see a clear cut an. dren on the problems of drug !een, who IS a SOCIalworker I:h~re fonnal and look well with traditional furnish. speaker will be DR. JESS C. breed. He didn't become a swer for that question, since abuse and other Jaw infrac. m the. Maco~b D~p~e~t MOODY, pastor of Fint Bap. Malizewski Carpeting has them all and can hiis . . . police officer because he he has seen so many dilfer. tions, Some weeks, the offi. of SoC.lal Serv1~S. She IS m tist Church, West Palm Usist you in making your choice. Ample parking woke up one day and rea- ent cases in his. six years as cers will'have schoolledures. charge of. fmding foster Be.ch, Fla., and first presi- space available. 776-5510. lized that he had to earn a a police officer. slated every day. They .re homes for cbildren. . dent of Palm Beach Atlantic . . .' living, He didn't become a PolDt of Pride also asked to speak before Asked if they discuss their College, who s e television WEDDING INVITATIONS ..• be an early bird police officer because he "Some kids are terribly. church and civic groups on related ,,",ork at home, Offi. show, "A Man and Ilia Boys," • start making plans for a June wedding now. likes the feeling of pushing .!.nfluenced by peer pressure. youth and drug problems. cer Ferrence said, "Ouly if deals with people .nd their Take the first step by ordering invitations .•. from other people around, If you If their friends are doing it, The YSD was established to something particularly ag. problems. Barbara's S~aticMry, 878 Fisher Road, who has didn't know he was a police then they'll go along. In be as much a crime deter. gravating comes up. We just • • • a officer, nothing would give some groups, the kid whose rent force as an enforcement bought some property in St. ReceJving Bachelor of Sci. great variety from which to choose . . . then on to 't awa.y bureau. Clair CoUnty and we are go- I . got the reputation lor ~ing ence degrees from Mercy bigger atld better things. Officer Ferrence said he the best B and E'er around One of the most. success. in~ to start a ga.rden. there Conege at April 21 com. • • • knew in high school that he (breaking and entering of ful programs th~ YSD had thIS summer. I .Just. lIOught mencement exercIses were At Tbe Ed" ..... ~ept SaIoD • '.' Te.. Nepl .ays "j' our wanted to' be in police ,work, either a house or a. busi. piloted Js its Supervision a horse for my wife smce she Business Admlnlatration stu. IkiD II a glft "'appm, that coven yourseH." It il the Aft d t' f F. ) ill be ted W Program. In the progl'am, rode when she was younger. dent M:ARK D. COLLINSON, "mirror 01 your .0al." Let Mra. Nepl t~aeh you the basics er gra ua 109 rom m.. ness w • respec . e fl'rst.ti'me 0 f fen d e r s are After she. gradua. ted from ney High School on Detroit's can sometimes work with a Hi h 8th I active II a member of "Date. of .eompleJiOll eare. TV 4.8858 for .ppolatmeut. east side, hc attended Wayne. kid for hours, and the teach. placed hi counseling sessions Grosse Pointe. g 00 line," the campus J!ewspaper, . - . . State University and got a ers cail try to help tutor .him with Wayne Slate graduate in 1964, she went to Mich. Union Board and the Orienta. See Michelle's Boutique ... for feather weight degree in police administra. in his school work, but the students, igan State." , tion Staff, named to the summer knits in pastel shades in either long or tion. While in college, he met kid won't be able to pull him- "We have found that only "Ac:tull;11Y, m a. very bor. Dean's List and listed. in ,r "Who's Who Among Students short. June is PROM time so shop early for that Woods Officer Marty Tram. self out. 8.5 percent of the youths ing pe~on, :Ivallable. Beautiful villa vacations can the YSD was proposed. !dd will tell me. tOh they pathetic to the offender and of the Grosse Pointe Rose ton's Berklee College of Mu. be had by ealllDl!' those folks .t Mr. Q, Through his association with know I've been doing' drugs try to help him out with his So c i e t y is scheduled lor sic, wbere his curriculum in- Ihatis the dire predic- 1lII-UOO, for 1Dform.Uoll or stop by 19517 Marty Trombley, Officer Fer. for the last eight months,''' problems, but they have to Wednesday, May 8, at, 8 cludes courses in arranging, lions of shorlages from Mack Aveuue. rence knew that he would b o'clock at the Grosse Pointe solo and orchestral perform. every pressure group like school liaison work and .Pareuts Read e firm if ~ geb into trou. Central Library, Kercheval ance, composition and bar- • • • Ihat wanls us to buy " 'Mr. Cuctel' of Bijouterie Jewelry . . . 19860 he applied for that position The YSD officer said that b!e again. . ~y can't try to avenue at Fisher road mony as well as courses in parents' reaction to their glOSSover It' ' surplus! Mjlck Avenue advises us he has just received a new at North High School. As . Assisting hospitality co- the humanities. John Kendall was selected ~hild'~ arrest. ~anges ,!rom Stroug Stomacbs I chairmen Mrs, Paul Maba. • • • shipment of Universal Geneve watches in solid gold, Northern Michigan 'Univer. 14k and 18k:, with or without diamonds ... just in (or Soulh High School, and ~ubhme to ndlcuIous, He Besides "What makes kids rak and Mrs. Louis Parent Jim Davidson and Tom Pode. ~Ited ,case~ of a parent want. get into trouble?", the sec. at the 7:30 o'clock coffee and sity sophomore STEVE UN. time for a wedding or graduation gift. Bijouterie is swick were picked (r.r detec. lIng hIS,chlld locked up for a ond most asked question for dessert hour preceding the GER; a Speech major, son open Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., tives. Officer Ferrence land. J.walkmg off~nse, to cases of police officers must be, program will be hostesses of the DONALD UNGERS, closed Mondays. BanlcAmericard and Master Charge ed the North liaison position. 3: parent saymg that the po. "Don't you ever see some. Mrs. Sterling S. Sanford and of Harvard road, is learning for your convenience. 886-2050. . h I '73 '74 IIcemen were Iyin..". thing which really upsets Mrs, David T. Sick1estee1. to work with silver in an ThIS sc 00 year, " "Th ' NMU Metal Smithing class. • • • has been a good one for those, e most Important thing you?" Most people have had Three speakers will be fea. . .. . Styling elegance and down.to.earth prices associated with' the schools. IS f?r.pa~ent~ ~o .be consist. one or t~o brushes with tured: Mrs. Parent. Kenneth The Progressive Artists' It's been a quiet year, and en! 10 their diSCIpline, ~f they severe aCCIdents or death, Wheeler and Mrs. Adolph in pure "now" fashions dresses, long and short Club's 28th annual exhibition daytime, or soft slinky drapable fashions for those the drug problem has stabil. s~y that t~cy Will p~Dlsh the but (or a police officer, it's Romeo. opens May 5 and will con. 5TUDIO CAMERASHOR special evening social affairs, Alterations at cost. ized kId (or domg somethmg. they a~'Aeveroy,day o~CUrrrence, Mrs, Parent comes from a tinue through Labor Day at CARL dOYNEIl - 'k 'h . d should carry it out. Some. . p lice o(flce ,gets used rose.growl.ng f~ml'ly. Her '20229 MACK -~tHW,,""'s Mr, Julian Fashion Boutique, 15114 Kercheval, 822. _ As ed II y. aUltu es a,t time.s a father WI'IIs'lde W'lth t t Wh I th ~ the A,A,A. Art Gallery, _ h I h d d th ~ I . e.n was 10 e ser. parents are Mr, and Mrs. Grand River at .the Lodge 2818. _,c 00 ~ r Improve ,IS a kid, sometimes his mother, g tt A R • • • ~.ear, OffIce Fcrrence sa.ld, The parents have to estah. vIce e ~n~ my rmr e. Forrest Geary, of Cadieux 'I1Je New OwDer, ••• of LlParislenDe S.lon of Beaute, I see the students g~mg lish discipline together. When scrv~ trammg, I was 10 the road, Mr. Geary is a Rosar. lavIl.e you to JOme la ilDd bl'Clwseat 15233Kercheval Avenue. through cycles of behaVIOr, parents come to me dis ~~t~~a~I~~s~n~ gdo:a~:.e~~ ian and a rose ~udge. . III their boatique tbey displ.y p.pier tole aud decoupage, In the laIc 60's. Marly Trom. traught, telling me the thing; only time it will bother me Mr. Wheeler IS preSIdent Allemon on E. Warren Ave. orieDtal fUg', tapestries aud fine original oU paintings bley an~ I knew tha.t drugs their kid has been doing both is if I see an absolutely use. of the Grosse Pointe Rose ...------W~fh Coupon------, lDoaeral.ely priced. Also ask them about the Dew look In were gomg to bea big prob. at home and away I wonde Icss tragedy, such as a car Society. , bir Jtyle. for .priD, ••. aloDf with a free consullation lem, The drug problem has how they've put ~p with ,~ accident or a family fight. Mrs, Par en t and :Mr'l OD make.ap. VA 1-1150. peaked, mainly because kids for so long. It'~ like herOi~ "The time you get the Wheeler wi.ll share the topic IDalsl.s .. "'.39: • • • have seen what drugs do. to addiction, breakdown in dis. shakes is after it's all over, How, When and What to Use l~i~T.!:y.l0~ !.u~~ ANTIQUES ... Head for Ports of Call, 23226 people. Inslead of us telhn~ cipline is a process, not one When you're in a high speed in Spraying. . ~ ------With Coupon------"'iI Mack Avenue, St. Clair Shores they have a nice them ~hat would happen If event. Someone doesn't be, chase. you don't have time Mrs. Romeo. of Dearborn variety of antique desks including spinet, school. ~~~y"~~~tdJrU;:~ ~~~et~~n~i1~ come an addict overnight," to think how dangerous it is, Heights. is one of Michigan's IFresh Cut '2 79 I master, small ladies desk in antique cherry with their friends," The YSD oUicer admitted Good police work is a ser. foremost authorities on grow. I.Mums • ~ 1 f f t h' t that the vast majority of vice that has to be performed ing miniature roses. She drop ea ron, a ~ arm~ng se.cre ary. Possibly the questiO!' most delinquents come from prob.1 in a matter of seconds. or It grows over 200 miniatures, I Bunch I . asked of a YSD offIcer is lem families, "If one parent won't be effective. You don't with at least 150 named .._------~ , Well, Fo~ks '.' . I am f!nolly .res~ed' "What makes kids get into provides a bad example, say have time !o stop and think. varieties, Her subject.will be after the hectu: holidays and WIll be makmg ~ But afler It'S all over. ~md Miniatures: Good 'Taneties- r-----~------lL !~~!~~~~~~L!!J mil fa1tWus cheese balls once again. All .!- painted trim .. , plastic place mats and glasses in you realize how dangerous it How to. Plan-How to Spray I Grad. 'A' Varieties four flavors On sale at THE MERRY I strawberry or cWisyprint. You can be sure to find was, t~~t's when I get the -How to ~rop~g.te. . MOVSE, corner Kercheval and Notre Dame the right thing in Martha's Closet P S Mom likes Sh~~r' F l'k t The pubhc Is mvited to thIS Come in and pick up ~ Avenue for as long as they last. ' pretty lingerie ' .. le~r errence, I e m~s as to all Rose Sodety meet. FREEGarden Book , I . • • ' • I ..... profeSSIOnals, does not dls, lngs, and Is advised to use , " cuss his case work openly, the rear entrance to gain MOTHER S DAY, May ,12th ••• The Shores Bunk and At Wright s Gift and Lamp Shop ••. 18S50 .Wack Ave. He can j.ust come in Irom access to the Library. Spring Se:ectionof Gard.n 'fndlclJe Aoppe, !alA Mack AveIJIIe, blve • t>eaatifut array' nul', see the beauti(ul seleetlon of Mother's Day cards and a drug arrest or coun~e1ing and V.getable Pla"t. of dry flower .rr .. ,elDeDta .tart1JJg .t .... 5. Wouldn't It girts . • . make a choice from Our assortment of crystal the parents of an obscene be • Dlee ,eIhIre to live lIer I 1.ltlDf remembraDee? Shop brass or wood and a lasUng remembrance of her d.y In '74' ph 0 n e caller and he JOSEPH PEHRSON, of early wIlDe tIte a'lOnmeat iJ ,ood or caD UI .t 773.2650 • ... •. ' won't mention it. Being a 8aiiantyne road, graduated in alJd we wU1 do lMII' .~oR t: lerv: you. Kaleidoscope of Gro!;!;e Pointe • • .~. YSD offieer might prove to 1968from Grosse Pointe Unl. opening May 6th at 21143 MACK AVE. . WI be an ego trip lor some of. verslty School, will receive fo;:::::W. Mother's Day.••• is May 12th. (I. TH. 'NUE / rJ ricers, but Officer Ferrence his Masters dt:gree in Music ~~~~:or:e~~~h h:r!ift SS~~rr~!:" . A 'b~~nd new array of merchandise . " . home ~~~i~~,e~eh~~e~O~s f:: a:P~ ~:~~Sitl:: f~~~lg~: Y:1~ Nest 19849 Mack A~enue. q " . accessoTles"cards, wraps and even an antique cor. profession. and measures' his spring, Joe, whoreeently bad • , ••• ner, Come In mId browse for the gift that is some. worth In the amount he can ~~r~~r~;1 J:if~~~~rif~ , ,thing special-always!' help the north.end students Allemon Florist Suggestionl from Martha s Closet. , , 175 Ftsher • •• • and their families. Ann Arbor as part of the U. Road for M,OTHER'S DAY. Skinny dangle bracel~ts, At The Margaret Diamond Shop, 373 Fish. . . .. South High Job I ~;:pO~r~ool~~:::~~s <;: a combinatwn of baked enamel if! cGlorful,turquo!~e, er Road ... New, in splashy red, white and .. Next year, Officer Fer. gram, plans to continue his on E. Warren coral)cuU a~ white on go14 WIth matchmg chams blue sleeveless cotton dresses with scur to •.,. rence will be transferred study of Music Composition in 15 or 80 le~hs ... skln~y be~ ... golf ac. match $45,00, Pastel and white rool cottOIl v t (rom North to South High in Darmst.dt, Germ.ny, this 17931 East Warren TU 4-6120 cessories in white, golf hats m whlte with hand. pant suits $75.00. ~ School for the '74.'75 sc1l00l summer. 1 1 I " ,, , .. I' ," .... ':y :''''~ I.~";' ~