All th€J N9W$ of All the Pointes Every Thursday Morning rosse Complete News Coverage of All the Pointes Home of the. News -----._~~-'-.._------_._----..;....---_._------.,.------:--:-::-:-:-~ VOL. 27-NO. 39 Entered all .Second Cla811Matter at GROSSE POiNTE, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER29, 1966 $15.00Pu Year The POllt Office at Detroit, Mich. lOe Per COpy 28 Pa~les- Two Sections-Section One
- Start Erection of .Steel for New High School Loaded Revolver ~PTA CouncU Given Report.
As Compiled by the Left in Car Ends By Selmeier . Grosse Pointe News Detailed Analysis Of Cur- Life of 3..Year ..Old rent Figures Provided By Thursday, September 22 Ass is tan t Superin- THE CONSTITUTIONAL ._-----_.- tendent -Instruction AMENDMENT to permit volun- Little Girl Fatally WOLinded By Cousin Who Thought tary pi'ayers in public schools Weapon Was a Toy; Accident Occurs In At Monday's eve n i n .g was r9jected by the Senate. The Parking Lot At Mack And Moross meeting of the G r 0 sse vote
Dirkson of Ill., chief sponsor of II store" MarJe and, Moross, died in St. John HospItal on Instruction for The Grosse !~ .' the proposed amendment. prom- I Sunday, September 25, at 1:45 p.m. Pointe Public School Sys- ised to keep fighting for its pas- Specialists worked feverishly~ tern, provided .a detailed sage. to remove a bullet that had en. analysi3 of current student Mich. Republican Senator, I T. F:n nerS tered the little girl's left eye l II ~./ enrollment figures and de. Robert Griffin voted in favor of l' P I and lodged in her brain, but scribed the means used to the amendment but Democratic Senator, Philip Hart opposed it. they.could not ~ave hf;~ life. . Pair Accu,sed est i mat e future enroll. Gall was aCCidently shot by Even if this proposal had won ments.' its two-third1\ margin in the her 10-year.old coush on Fri- lB. TJ' it The s e s s ion, chrsired by Senate, it appeared to have no day, September 23, with a .~8 n zg te C h a r I e s Parcells, presietent, chance of being acted on by the caliber revolve" the COUSIn was held in the second £Joor found under the floor mat of a House this year. car owned by the girl's father, Anonymous Phor.e Call Exhibition Room of the Grosse '" '" . his uncle. leads to Arrest of Two Pointe Central Library. ~.ele- ill d gates from PT A organizations i Farms Del. Joseph M er an Bel"leved Guilt" Of lPatrolmen Amold Parsons and ,throughout the school district . Vmcent Peters were dispatched $16,000 Store were in attendance. The first piece of the 1,600 tons of steel required in the construction of Grosse Pomte High School North to the parking lot by Sgt. Alfred Holdup With school officials antief- was put into place on Wednesday morning, September 21. On hand for the occasion on the Vanderbush-Baker Martin, when a call was re- ---+ pating the official membership site In the vicinity of Vernier road and Morningside drive in Grosse Pointe Woods were merubers of the ceived that a little girl had been Two bandits who arr~ believed count for t.he 1966-1967 school Grosse Pointe Board of Education and the school's administrative staff, as well as representatives of the archi- shot. They arrived at the lot to have robbed a Sf. Clair year, slated for Septemlter 30,' tectural and construction firms involved in the project. and were informed that the girl Shores supermarket at gun the fourth Friday of the month, Participants and observers oft,>------1 ------had been taken to st. John I point on Tuesday, September 6, Dr. Selmeier's remarks pro- Standing behind them (left to ices; REGINALD P. SIENKIE. Secretary cf the Grosse PoPinte Hospital by private car. The and escaped with $16.000, WerE vided background information t~e ce~emony included (left to right) are J. HAROLD HUS- WICZ, Director of Pupil Per- Board of Educ.ation; DR. H. LE- officers went to the hospital. I arrested by st. Clair Shores on the growing student popula- rtght In the foreg:ound) J.~T BAND, Acting Superintendent sonnel; MALCOLM STIRTON, ROY SELMEIER, Assistant Sup- Three Witop,sses police on Tuesday, ~;eptember tion of The Grosse Pointe Pub- LEWIS, ConstructIOn SupHm- of Schools; ROBERT M. ORR, Vice-President of Harley, EI- erintendent - Instruction; MRS. The information obtained was 20, on information r~eived lic School System. . JOE SPAGNOLI, As- Director of Public Libraries; lington, Cowin and Stirton, Inc,; JOSEPH P. THOMPSON, Trus- that the shooting was witnessed from Woods Det. ~;gt. Jack The latest enrollment report Superintendent-Adminis-j LAWRENCE r:-. KENNEDY, As- and .R~BERT DOMKE, Project tee of th\'! Board .of Education; ~y Gail's two .brothers and a Mast. ore pared by the school~' De. t tl S . !i and DR ROB- sistant SuperIntendent. Profes- AdmInIstrator" I JOHN T. SHORT, Treasurer of SIster. The offIcers were a?le Mast disclosed tha'. on Sun- partment Qf Pupil Personnel ~ ra ve p.rvlce. . siQGal Personnel; MIL~. D. I To the right of tho steel ('(1\,' ti lr~Bo~rd of Education; and to piece together the followmg day, -September 18, while he shows a total of l:i:,267 st'.ldent6 .,. .;0 '" I ERT K. WHlTELEY, Vice-Presi- GRELL, Curriculum Planning I umn are GEORGE T. EDDIN(3.: ,jOHN KF..lLS, Vice-President of' details: . was at home, he Teceived an in attendance on September 15. ., 8atn"day, St'J)temb'~r '24 i dent of the Grosse Pointe Board D~rector; RICHARD y". KAY, TON, Assistan~ to superint;na-1 the J. A. rerguson Construction Gail:s father ha? taken Ga.ll, anonymous phone call concern- This is 811 increase of 314 over U, S. PROPOSALS. for pt'!aee ~n lof Education. Director of CommunIty Serv- ent; ~1RS. PAUL G. HYKES, Co. , and his other clilldren, Chns, ing t!le armed robb( ry of the the last day of school in June Vie'.nam. as put forth by U. S. . .------,------2, Peter, 5, and Helen, 9, and Big D Supermarket, 21211 Har- a:td an increase of 408 over the Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg \ • his nephews, Frank and Nich- per avenue. "ame time a year ago. at. the United Nations: were CandIdates Confused Park. Council~s 8lood .Driv:e' olas T~eophanous, 14 a:ld 10, The caller told the detective More Art Tban Science _. reJectec by North VIetnam, . . L. resl?p.chvely to ,the Sears store. that two white males who com- By means of a series of over- Hanoi's official Vietnam News \ G Ch V.' C' I'd' M .. I T B H ld .ZmgCl:stook hiS oldest nephew mitted the holdup, frequented head transparencies Dr. Set- Agency said in a monitored et .anee otlng' on s umClpa (i e e wl!h him. and left ~he ot~el' the Fireside Loun~e, ,Outer meier illustrated his 'contention broadcast, that the new propos. , .c:hIldren In. the family station Drive and Van Dyke, Detroit. that variations in family pat- 1 d' ~ d "t ' wagon. While he was gone, the ~ ". f I a s were eSI ne 0 cover up , T B H d H II R · P 0 0 t b 7 ".hildren decided to clean the lnvolved m Jail Break terns, movements 0 peop e the U. S. scheme to expand and 0 e ear a enovatlon rogram n coer ,. within a school year, changes prolong its aggression in South inside of the vehicle. The informant told Mast that in kindergarten enrollments, as Vl'etnam and to cope wI'th the h h G ------~J b" U B Ch Nicholas discovered a loaded he only knew one of the men . Unitarian C urc iving d C d R d d R d d MO Ie nit to e at ' rist d h b th 1 t f I . d well as the increasmg propor. world rrotest against the U, s. Estimate osts Accepte I econsi ere I escin e I .38 caliber revolver un er t eye as name 0 £WIS, an tion of Grosse Pointe students intention to stay and maintain Sunday Evening Forums Appro'led, Reconsidered Again, And Finally The Kina L..uthe ran floor mat and held it in his the other man, by his first attending the public schoois, A . t . S th V' Over to Off'Ice Seekers Ch h -F 2 T 8 hand and was warned by Helen name, Danny. Both men had mmer.,~cap.roops In ou let- Tabled For Further Study urc rom 0 to p~t the gun down, that it been involved in a jail break make the building of an enroll. na And Issues P.M..' On Friday. h d f th M b C t J'l ment estimate "even more of They stated t".at Goldberg's --..,..------belonged to her fat er, an. ,rom ~ acorn.
: will receive questions from the her most recent commUnIcatIOn Th V ted II 1-4339 for infonnation concern- meeting which will prese~t the 26, of 18016 Gruebner, both of at Pierce where the school has Monday, SfOptl'mber 26 : audience from her son was written on . Howey 0 t ing th'is dr' Center's accomplishments and Detroit, as the holdup men. the high~st enrollmeut in its g JOE nON LOONEY, temp~ra- On Oc'tober Sunday evenings September 15 in which he sound. 'I Votm fo.r the Hu3tCtCoenPawn1~ Chal'rmenlvoef' th a' aims and Its financial status. Williams and Lewi:; were ar- history. Likewise the seniQr ".. I d 'te h tf I Sh . d were counci lmen ,- e v nous ac- t d b th St Cl' Sh mpnta I fuIIhac k for the Detr()Jt fo!lowmg, candidates for the e qUI c ee u. e receIve Ir L dd George Ver- tivities will be M Fl The many Grosse Pointers res. eye . 'Ill" o:es high school is 72 pupils above' Lions, walked Ollt on the Lion~ : State Boa r d of Education, the casualty notice via tele- Jam kt ue dersJ h n Doelle. Ziegler' in harg rSi tr orenc~ who hav~ contributed SO much polIce ?n a warrant chargmg I the anticipated enrollment for in. the midrlle of their gam~; Wayne County Circuit ~ourt, gram on Monday, September 19. A~~~nst, ~~re Ma~or Patterson, tation; 'the ~aby ~it~in!l' ~~~f:e in time, energy, money and them WIth armed robbery. The that building," Dr. Selmeier With the Atlanta Falcons. He and the 14th CongreSSional Murphy was a graduate of W'lli add and Charles will be unde Mr Ell ~ h _ other gifts will be thanked along pair were arraigm.d before said. ' stlid he refuses to play mes- Dist~ict. have ~een invitl!d. The Notre Dame High ~~hool in I~~s, a:ho sail'he voted no be. mer's cal'~;. rdinn:~ ch:ir~a~, with the retiring board mem- Clinton Township Justic~ of the "r should like to inject I. sen~f'r hoy fur the head coach, public IS cordIally welcomed t(l Harper Woods, He Jomed the c u h t d to study the Mrs Helen W'tzk h t bers. Six new directors will.be Peace ~dmund SchmIdt on little of the thought of Dr. Allen , 11 f h Ar' 0 base e wan e . ~ e; os esses,
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ThursdaYI Paqe Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursdey. September 29, f~66
. Painting Exhibit Now At Liggett Wom in Your Ear GUN REPAIR EnroUment Report Hea:rd A collection of paintings by Lobby of The Liggett School tural Arts committee " hich tH "SOlITAiRE" Now'a tile to ..... your (Ccmtimled from Page 1) a return to tbe practices of Dr. Detroit artist Patricia Hill Bur- until Octnber S. plans a series of programs and The Michigan professor, like LYDDBartlett, former Director • un, wIU&e '011 pick nett is on exhibit in the Main Mrs. Burnett is nationally exhibits throughout the Yl!ar . NO CORD - NO TUBE up your aIIootin9 all of the others consulted, of Pupil Person.Qel, concentrat. h...... offered no assurances of an ing on building totals rather known for her portraitures and Committ(l;e members include NO SEPARATE EARMOLD •u"li.. ..- immediate sol uti 0 n to tl.~ than totals for in d i v i{}u a 1 her subjects for several paint- Mrs. William H. Klingbeil, Mrs . school district's pro b Iems classes. Park Council ings in this show are her own Robert P. Seeber, Mrs. James . ~ "~N"1!1LI'H .....i., .... (. S{)UtlO'. If you nee. daughters, Terrill and Hillary, M. p. J 'U'" J J e h ~ .... HEAJ!I"IGAIDS through the use of computers. Round ReeommendatioD !erce, r., .lJ'US. • 05 P a leasing 1= both of whom are students at r . J M C' 1 A Any Car 01 H;owever, he did encourage the •'Moreover, the recommenda- ..ennIngS, T., !'S. nar e J • B. McDaniel 6un Shop (Continued from Page 1) the school. p. lis J Mr Th E , EAST SIDE.< schovl administration's efforts tion of Dr. Charles H. Wilson, arce ,r., s. omai . seconded that the vote to re- Mrs. Burnett is represented Swantek, Mrs. James C. Hew- . tiEARING AID CENTER 15102 Kercheval • VA 1.8200 to find new approaches in the for mer SUI :::':;::: f~~~)~and shifted into fourtht and was :;?:::: :~;:;:;:~: headed west on the boulevard ::::::;n ~ at top speed, said to have been ;::;:,::;; \& more than 100 miles an bour, by ...... ~ some complaining residtnts. ::/}i ,:::':::::, As he approached the Boule- j\t;~~ ~Jt vard. McKinley intersection, {'(: ~ Scbulte,. police said, dropped the ..:.: ~t! gear shift from fourth to second ~:/:~ &~position. At the terriffc speed, :.::: ~M the action froze the rear wheels f"\ ~~ and the ~ar spun ?ut of control: t) ~:::';'The Stmgray skidded 298feet :?:::: jl turned partly around, jumped ;.t.•:•.•.'.:.'...::! r~;,~~~::F1.~!i°i~:.~;' CompkkJy . . • I$1:. bounced off and smashed side- F} ~ waytl into a &tone pillar, shear- Mel'cury dt ~% ing it from its base, and knock- Morflu"l n:::~ ~ ing down a section of wrought A IIIIIrI'-lti f::,\::;j ~ iron fence. of Jwnlryl :~"..: ~ The ,vehicle, valued at $6,400, A man expects ~.;.:[.:;,:j~....~.: ..:.!.: )@J ::: ~~i~~~~i:a~t~~~~~~~~~~ his car. This e estimated at $400. , td topoof-the-Hne M ~W: Schulte bas been charged with it to him. Prime ?!\ driving while his license was ~ revoked, and not haviug his car if: under control and causmg' an Wt:. Sequential rear turn '11# cu. In. V~. ComPt'~loll _peat. Jw. pm ...... people ~ accident. Kkk Ot' "Mr. and Mra." ba1s are mznd4rd!They Buh rado: 9.3:1. And it Ule. have ovequeuei by $1,0001 Select-Shlft Muc.O-Mat1c In three stepa Thursday, Septemb~r 29. 1966 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three 29. 1966 Shot Fatal to 3-Year-Old Injured Policeman Still Prescriptions filled. rour Ear Order Your 1961 (ars & Trucks Now (Continued from Page 1) Zingas said he did not know the Rily-Ban sunglasses also ground a toy and jumped from the seat revolver was in. the car. Taking Special Training lITAIRE" • Tight Mon~y into the storage compartment Zingas, and his wife, Xeni~, to your prescription. . NO TUBE Leasing CO" Be of the station wagon. taken to the hospital by DetroIt Farms Pat r 0 1 man John by heads of police departments . • High Interest Rates Kraiza, who suffered a serious E EARMOlD "Shoot me," said Gail, and police who picked her up from Officers attending must have Your Answer to • Rising Insurance Rates Nicholas pointed the gun at her the family grocery store at 2272 leg injury when struck by a fully completed basic training and pulled the trigger. The Hurlbut, Detroit, were placed Colr on Lake Shore road at in police work. ION OPTICIANS If ,YOU, need Cars or trucks, investigate the advantages of bullet entered the left eye and under sedation and returned Moross, on September 16 while If Policemen attending these a easing program. YOu are leasing now, !Jet our quote. assisting :! motorist 'whose 20'183 MACK AVENUE Any Cor or Truck - Any Mod~1 - Equipf'~d As You Lik. It went into the little girl's brain. home. sp~cial schools are furnished The Theophanous brothers had ve,hicle was disabled, may be the latest books, purchased by Between Oxford Rd. and N!ilrwood Helen ran into the store and been in the care of their uncle Complete Fleet Advisory Service down, but not out, it was re- their. respective departments, found her father, who rushed to because their mother, Mary, TUxedo 4-5770 CET THE FACTS TODAY!!! vealed by Farms Police Chief which contain com~lete texts the vehicle and took his 1augh- had been taken to st. John Hos- Jack F. Roh. ter in his arms and dazedly on criminal investigation and walked around the parking lot. pital earlier to have a ~aby. The offic(;r, who resides at other police procedures. In " A W::yne County MedIcal Ex- Alfred SWIderskI of 5060 Har- . . D D ld Gypson 21407 Briarcliff, st. Clair Shores many cases, Brink said. these 't h . g ,amIner, r. ona , is still in Bon Secours Hospital: books are the start of a library Jim (ausley Leasing var,d DetrOl . w 0 was passIn I d F'd that the girl's by saw the injured child and ru e on nay, . where he had been operated on in each department, and are net. 17601 MACK AVE. . TU 6-4605 took her and her father to the deat~. was caused by aCCIdental for a crus!.led left thigh bone, required reading for all per- 6c y Mile hospital. Police were called. shC\0tmg. and broken right ankle. ' sonnel. Had No Permit ------d Kraiza was hut~ when he One of the most important cury • Farms Police Chief Jack F. llfeeting Calle was pinned between the bump- lessons taught in this school, the special agent saic, is th", y M~1e Classified Ad G t Q · - R It Ruh said that Zingas had no CI b er of his scout car and the ~ s__ e U_l_C_J_;,__ e_sU---,,--s__ p_er_m_it_to_c_ar_tY_a_gu_n,_a_ncl_th_at By Spanish u bumper of a car driven by latest United States Supreme Court mandates and decisions, :oln • Harry D. Jess~e, Jr., of 22636 Lakeland, S1. Clair Shores, who so that law enforcement agen- Go Western Man! The Grosse Pointe Spanish cies can keep up with what is ,y ~~ ,&~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~&~~~~~~~~~~ Club will open the 1966-67 sea- has been charged with reckless driving. going on, Brink added. BUCKHORN, . , Get into a weatern mood with SO~1with a meeting at the War ~ Open Monday ~ ' ',' ~ The FBI, under Director J. thill ruAAedly st},;ed, easy-AoinA, lIuede cloth Memorial on Monday, October The policeman is not worried Edgar Hoover, has been spon- Evenings 'til 8:30 / . ~ "":"; , " ""', . '~) ~ Jacket . .It's a brawny way to look and feel com. 3, at 8 p.m. Speaker for the about his job because he is still soring police training classes evening will be V. W. Jensen, carried on the payroll. He is throughout the country, since fortable. Easy-ta-use button ;r:.!Spsthat atay put. ~ ~" ~" -, .~/ , ~ .."".. ~ ~,~ c:~-~"~-'I' -. f' I~....." I~~'~:...,..~''''~ M.D., of 17850 Maumee. Dr. worried about his wife of LminA and celIar of warm, comfortable Sherpa~ 1934, for the betterment of law f"--:-',"::-:-",,::::-,:,~";'; J ._-,. ,.""'" {j, . .':-t ••• : •• ; course, but his pay checks will ~ Jensen will give a slide film enforcement, Brink said. pile. It'. a .napper! II f ' . ~,-:--..~l~ "".,..,~.~. ~ presentation on Portugal. ease financial !lurdens. $32.00 ~ :<,b ' .' /.::'~t~ ~~: ~ The Grosse Pointe Spanioh What Kraiza was worried ., (\ f~l.~ A+ ~ Club is a group of Grosse Point- about, Chief Roh said, was that Broken Lights ers whe gather the first Mon- he mig~t have to drop out of ~ day of each month at the War the Special Criminal Investiga- Trip Motori.~t ~ ~-~, Memorial to practice speaking tion Course, sponsored by the Spanish. Programs on Spanish- Federal Bureau of Investiga- ~ ~ Alan G. Kraljev, 18, of 13938 >rted \ speaking countries and related tion, with classes being held East Warren, Detroit, stopped cultural subjects are conducted weekly at the Hamtramck Po- on Wednesday, September 21, ~'\ ~ in Spanish. Interested Pointers lice Headquarters. for having no tail lights on his irt are welcQme to attend. Chief Roh said he spoke to car, was ticketed by Woods Club officers for the 1966-67 FBI officials conducting the police for driving while his li- ~ ~ year are: Peter A. Dow, presi- >rn open. ~ ~ course, and they have agreed cense was suspended. dent; Richard Trim, vice-presi- to make an e x c e p t ion in Kraljev was arrested by Pa- --,.t ~ 'or every ~ ,t ~~. ('" dent; Mrs. 'Eugene C. Mathivet, Kraiza's case, and will allow trolman Tho mas Pode5zwik, It, willow Jr., secretary; Miss Dora Nemec, him to finish the session, which who disclosed that while he was treasurer. , orange. ~, " ",. ~:!': " (\I still has about 11 weeks to go. patroling south on Mack ave- Graduation is scheduled for nue, he saw Kraljev's car sans lack. Motorists who drive with bad December for those lucky its rear lights, both of which brakes invite bad breaks. enough to make the grade. were broken. The school conducted in Ham- After stopping the motorist, ,.... 14.01 tramck 1s not an ordiIiary one, the officer said he informed the youth of the violation and asked .... 16.50 For those men who cannot be properly fitted out of our stock, we offer and not any police officer can attend. Those who take part in for his operator's license and ~ clothing tailored by Hickey-Freeman in their painstaking and meticulous ~ /'1M)WF I. car registration. Kraljev told .... 11.00 titE manner incorporating the speciai measurements required. ~:.. "6IIj these sessions, which have been a going thing for the past the policeman that his license ~ ~- had been suspended the ~ An abundant collection of new fabrics for the cooler days ahead is now ~ 18310 Mack at McKinley, G.P.F.~ five years, are handpicked. by ~ ready for your inspection and selection. We invite you to try one of ~. Complete SEAFOOD Each class is set for no more Secretary of State's Office in ~ these fine garments made tc your individual specifications. From $175 ~ and MEAT MENU than 20 policemen, so that in- Lansing, for reckless driving. structors can give attention to Podeszwik conveyed Kraljev ~t 2 ~ ~ • DINNERS or special individual problems, ac- t() the station, where he issued ~1 ]\jntJ)'-day Charge Accounts are dl'ai!abl, ~ { D.tnlt 21 A LA CARTE corqing to FBI Spp.cial Agent him 8 violation ticket for driv- ing while his license was sus- ! ,i"9 IZOD Ross A. Brink. \ pended. Court Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 29, 1966 Thursda' be the major objectives of the Statue of Venus Taken from Yard Cub Scout IJack Meets Tonight meeting. Ancient Residence Suffers A short film introducing Cub New A.. It took more than "one touch Ion SundllY, September 11. Scouting to the new boys will of Venus" to move the lSO'lb,/ It is believed that the statue Boys in the Ferry School dis- School Gym tonight, September be featUred. A.t St. ~ marble statue of Venus DeMilo was taken through the rear of Harrowing Experience'A~~aintrict and their parents are in. 29, at 7:30. Anyone interested \I, ho is un- from the backyard of 15 Strat-j the prooerty since there is a By Betty Stephens be rebuilt and the plaster on vited to attend a meeting of Registration of Dew boys and able .to attend may CCl11tactBev Cub Pack 34 in the Ferry the establishment of dens will I Koenigsmann at 881-€it317. (~rd . place, but same ~hieves vacant iot ~nder development Would you believe a 200-year. the walls refinished. The sunny, ------The Revert dId Just that. Actual b;.1e of , old house would become in- cheerful rooms show no signs of man, Rector the theft was unknown. The last I in the back of the resIdence. volved in an automobile acei. the damage now. Fo,rtllnately' \..) Episcopal ChI time the statue was seen was! Police are investigating. dent. Would you believe a the house was uninhabited at Woods, annc ------. 15O-year-old house? the time, and the authentic @O Sunday, Octo ...... Shortly after noon on Tues- pieces with which the house is ices, the COlll : : d'ay, September 20, a 1964 furllished were not harmed. come to the Michigan end Leslie F IlJ''lerial &truck a hydrant at R b 'ld' fl I new Associat :.: QUOI-tI Y ••• Lakeview road and Kercheval e Ul tng a agstone terrace Bell on the east side, crushed by the Part of the Father Hal : avenue, .continued across the equipment used to put out the Nationwide restgned his : • lawtl of this hist()ric and attra~- fi~e is one 0{ the next family BtUSptllt St. Margaret'! : tive residence at 376 Kercheval, projeds. Ontario, Cam belonging to Mrs. Albert H. I ., call to S1. 11. • Counls : Trowbridge, and came to rest No one knows exactly how graduate of : .1 at the solidly-built steps of1Jhe old the building is, but records With you've got the whole world in hand! Western Onl • : front porch - the result of a show that it was standing in your.telephone your College, both :. ~ At.- two-car collision. 1819 on the cornel' of what is , And your phone costs so little was ordained n()w Lake Shore and Provencal in 1957. Prior : : ;\.young st. CIaii' Shores ~o~'roads when it was bought by • • dnvmg south on La~evle ...., Pierre Provencal and his wife of St. Margar( : stopped at the stop SIgn on At that time is was used by th~ of st. Johr.'s : 'S V-I age eats · the corner of Kercheval. As he cC'UJPlewho rd' I and St. Paul :.Lan:g II M t~en edg1ed tfOrfwf~rd,h~l v~e~ Ihouse nearby :e a ~~rsaerya~~~ tano. His fa • • 01 oncom ng ra lC was oc e the 23 children they adopted Rector of St • 17045 Kercheval TU 2~5777 : by t~ucks park~ on Kerch.eV'81 and raized before bearing an Scarborough, tit • to hIS left. HIS auto CollIded only dau "'hter Kath' Sh In additiOl .....S-T-R-I-C-T-L-y-F-R-E-S-H-,-W-H-O-L-E------. : with ~he Imperial,. sending it eventu£l]~' ma~ied J~~~ee'Wei~ work, Father 1 9 : careenI~g to the le!e across the and they used the house as a numerous Dio lb. Trowbndge »roperty. summer cottage. In "Know cial appointml I•. BEEF TENDERLOIN1S • • No one was hurt, although Your Grosse Pointe" it . in Canada, • L ...I : both cars had to be towed away, tioned as the WeI'r' Ho IS men- Youth work, • and a bUl'ld'er IS work'109 - lIse ._ tion, Drama, I :•• "..------., : again - on this white Colonial many years Center Cut Early Amerioan home with its Supplernentar: 109 · lain in th~ lib. : pillared front 1IJ0rchand lovely : BONELESS ROLLED : old floor-to-ceiling windows, Cameras - Forces. He a : • which the Trowbridge family the former Jt • PORK LOIN ROAST : has been restoring ever since Projectors have two chi! • • they bougrht it in 1954 from Miss 5, and Hugh: : !- -t,: Mary LaBelle. I • RENTALS After Novel • • "We bought it because 'I love I New York Strip Steaks & Sirloins At All Times : old houses," said Mrs. Trow-l • REPAIRS :. • bridge. "It has taken a long I '-MH ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ time to remodel because we did ------~---- ..- ,-~ - ..------a lot of the work ourselves and paulgach because we wanted to be sure 345 Fisher Rd. the restoration WQuld be au- .thentic." opening October 1sf That thf. work was ~ done is proved by the fact tnat the heavy automobile was stopped on Tuesday at the brick foun- dations of the front porch, in- The stead of continuing in,to. the living room. Pieces of the chrome trim of the car were lying among the scattered Ride the Wide-Track winning streak! Back Room bricks and splint~ed boards of the porch, One of the pillars Portraits in Pastels was knocked ctskew and the ,FrQ.mthe S8"'" drawing board that gave you Grand Prix. GTOand Overhead r.am Six now come tlte newest Pontiaco since the invention of Wide~Trackl by force of the i~pact has caused You~re looking at the most beautiful Pontiacs damage to the interior walls A 165-hp Overhead Carn Six is standard. Or Also new: a Grand Prix convertiblel Bette Prudden ever to rid~ on Wide -Track. The incolilparable that has yet to be determined, you can specify a 215-hp version, a 250-hp There are new 400 and 428 cubic inch V-8s. October 8 Mrs. Trowbridge admitted, GTO returns with a 335-hp 400 cubic in.:;hengine regular gas V-8 or its 285-hp premium gas under a magnificently refined new skin_ Or you New safety features such as front seat belt Captain Raymond Snay, of the cousin. Or step into the neatest grand touring retractors, a four-way traffic hazard flasher, ALL HAND MADE CIFTS can order the 255-hp version or the fabulous Farms fire station, said there car this side of the Atlantic with our OHC 6 folding front seat back latches and General 100 Kercheval on the Hill new 360-hp Quadra-Power 400. And for the was no flooding from the hy. Sprint packagG. Motors' new energy absorbing steering column., drant that was knocked down first time, you can order your GTO with our . Our hig Pontiacs are new from the famou:J famous three-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic. Of course, all Pontiacs come with the road. but failed to halt the car. "It split grille to. the slickest innovation of the year hugging security of Wide-Track. was jnst a fluke that the pin The Le Mans and Tempests come ba'~k better -disappearing windshield wipersl They're less ISth Year of Serving Grosse Pointe (which releases the flow of than ever. Bright new interiors. Bold new colors. subject to freezing. And only Pontiac has them. water) wasn't broken; however, Wide-Track Pontiac/67 it would only have caused minor damage before we could have controlled it." In 1962 the house was threat. ened by a fire which destroyed the valet service and hardware store, known as Sydney's and Skippy's respectively, which used to stand next door. The danger of explosion from gaso- line in the two filling-station pumps in front of the building prompted firemen to ask the Trowbridge family and others in nearby resideIllCes to vacate their homes. The fire was brought under control by the Farms fire de- Two H partment, but 1Jhebuilding was so badly ourned that it was razed. Again, one year and a few. day later builders were within two weeks of completing major reconstruction of the house at Your Cruise Headquarters 376 Kerche ....il when fire broke out again. This time it was t" Grosse Pointe Is caused by a plumber's torch in the basement. "The fire burned for four hours before it was brought CHEY SAMPSON under control," said Mrs. Trow- bridge. "The weather was so TRAVEL cold that spray from the hoses froze to the walls," added her son, Charles, now a senior at I the Grosse Pointe .High School. 100 Kercheval TUxedo 5.1510 Original Roof Lost Lost in the fire was the orig. Iinal roof of hand-hewn shingles. \ The polished wood floor had to Tbe Wid&..T~~W1nning Streak starts at your authorized Pontiac deal.... i - • _ • . • > ( y' New Location . r ':- , 25527 Ha:rper . 3 ~locks N. of 1'0 .,Mile' . . 777 -7560 .. - - "t\' • .. DOAAD --- .._._._-_ ... -- .... ~... ~.,', .., ,",'".-,""",...... l 'ember 29, 1966 j Thursday, September 29. 1966 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five New Assistant State Educators flolding County Studies At St. Michael's Traffic Hazard Shop Thurs. & Fri. Evenings Planning Conference Here - The Reverend Edgar H. Yoe- The Wayne County Road I man, RectQr of St. Michael's \ The first of a series of plan. Eddington. Assistant to the C<>mmission is undertaking a Episcopal Church, Grosse Pointe ning conferen~es devoted to the Superintendent of The Grosse d f t Woods, announces that next ~evelopment of innovative and Pointe Public School System stuuy of a I recommen a Ion 0 @" Sunday, October 2, at all serv- exemplary curricula in foreign and Director of the Humanities eliminate the curve on Jeffer- ices, the congregation will we1- language humanities and area Program in the Foreign Lan. son avenue between Bishop and Michigan come to the Parish the Rever- studies is being held in Grosse guage Innovative Cur r i cui a Harvard ro'ads, it was disclosed end Leslie F. Harding, as the Pointe today in cooperation Study. by Park Police Chief Arthur Bell new Associate Priest. WIth The Grosse Pointe Public J. Harold Husband, Acting Louwers on Monday, September Pin of the Father Harding has recently School System. I Superintendent of Schools, wel. 26. Nltionwide resigned his post as Rector of Some 40 representatives of Bill Syatm comed the guests on arrival. The chief said that he reo S1. Margaret's Church, London, school systems and institutions Mrs. Barbara Ort, State Con. ceived information from Rus. Ontario, Canada, to a~ept the of higher learning from through. sultant, in Foreign Language, sell Harrison of the Commis- .J call to St. Mkhael's. He is a out the state are meeting from addressed ~he group on "The sion's Traffic Engineering Divi- graduate c! the Univf",:"sity of 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Look Ahead in 'Foreign Lan. sion, t~at the matter .is in the our hand! Western Ontario and Huron second fbor Exhibition Room guage Education in Michigan." Planning Division Department College, both in London. and of the Grosse Pointe Central James McClafferty, Director fe>rstudy. f)";t#>$!4'fS;i#!$"'~f : costs so little was ordained to the Priesthood Library. of the Foreign Lalij;~age Cur- . in 1957: Prior ~o his Rectorship Founded under Title III of riculum Study, provided an Recommendation to eliminate of St. Marg~ret s, he was ~urate I Public Law 89-10 (Elementary overview of the total program the curve was made by his de- of S1. John s ,Church, Wmdsor, and Secondary Education Act), and Dr. George GE~is,Director partmcnt Chief Louwers said, an~ S1. .Paul s, K~rwood, on., the program comprises state- of the Staff Training, discussed because ~f the number of' serio r I tano. HIS father IS, currently wide projects in foreign Ian. methods of innovation. ' ous traffic accidents that have " ...,",k <", Rector of S1. Peter s Church I guage curriculum development Harry Regenstreif, Coordina. occurred at this point. Scarborou?~, Toronto: . and is admInistered by the Ann tor of Foreign Languages for "It is not that there are too In addItIon to. hIS pPflsh Arbor Public School System in the Ann Arbor Public Schools many accidents," Chief Lo~wers work, Fathe: Hardmg has h~ld cooperation with the Center for and Director of the Learning said "but that the aCCidents n~m~rou~ DlOcesa~ and PrOVlD' Research on Language and Lan. Laboratory Program in the For. that' do occur in this, section ~lal appomtm~nts In th~ Church guage Behavior of the Univer- eign Langua,ge Innovative Cur.' are extremely bad. It is hoped In Canada, In t~e. fIelds of I sity of Michigan. Youth work, ChnstIan Educa- ricula Study, described new ap- that the Road Commission's I tion Drama et cetera and for Dr. Jean Carduner, professor proaches to instruction. "Prob- study will bear out that this ma~y year; has serv'ed as a of French in the Department ~f lems of Currict&Jum Innovation curve must be removed and Supplementary Reserve Ohap-! Rom.ance Lafolgu.ages~f the Um. in the Secondary School" was straightened out to a degree, lain in the Canadian Armed! versIty of MichIgan,. IS keyno~e the topic of Robert Weleh, As- whioh can be done." Forces. He and Mrs. Harding, Ispea.ker .at th~ meetmg. Today s sistant Principal of Grosse Pointe High School. the former Judith Anne Rodie, sessIon IS chaIred by George T. TIP TO MOTORIST have two children, Karen Ann, one week only The main ingredient in the reo Those who insist on running SALE ... 5, and Hugh Duncan, 2.' ings will reside at 1992 Nor- cipe for successful after dinner risks and autos at the same time After November 1 the Hard-, wood drive. speaking is shortening. are bound to come to grie~. LADY PEPPE'RELL'S NO-IRON WH-ITE MIItALUX SHEETS that go from drying right back to I;.ed LAST 2 DAYS BEDSPREAD CLEARANCE 72"x1 08" 'or twi!1 size bottom 4.00 81 "xl 08" or full size bottom 5.00 in time for fall decorating 90"x120" or queen size botto,m 8.00 108"x1Z0" cr du~1 size bottom 10.00 Ik! PONGEE PUFF 42"x38'" pillow cases pair 2.60 42"x48'f bolster cases Pair 3.20 $12. Be a lady of leisure while you save on beautiful Miralux sheets .•. sheets designed to make ion of Wide-Tracld any homemaker's life easier. Miracle-blended of no-iron' Dacron polyester and cotton, they lertible! OriginCilly $24 and $28 - twin and full !iizes ~8cubic inch VoSs. never yellow ••• never shrink ••• "weai twice as long as ordinary sheets ••• are silken. as front seat belt smooth for your sleeping comfort. ic hazard flasher. lave 10% ches and General 19 ~:eeringcolumn. by ordering your me with the road. acK. p~ A Special Group )ntiac/67 Christmas cards of quilted antique satins, country toile prints, Jacobsons early~rom velveteens • • • at. unusually great savings. HOME DE:ORATIVE SHOP "" Jaeobso{is $2.0 ". ~--- -.-_--...- __ r, Originally $40 to' $60 -' twin and full sizes 10% disco'unt on orders for personalized Christmas card. pla~ed before October 1st. Jacobsons accent any decor Two Hours Free Parking With Purchase HOME "DECORATIVE SHOP with color-bright plaid and solid Shop Thurs. & Fri. Evenings TOSS PILLOWS Change the mood of any room merely by "tossing, stackin, piling 8£SERT ROSE these kapok-fil!ed acetate pillows Fran'ciscan Earthenware wherever you will ... on a bed, sofa, floor, chair. Olive, pumpkin, gold, blue or brown. 16-piece Fringed plaid -13" square, 3.50 16" square, 4.00 STARTER SET Solid color : , ,...... 16" square, 4.00 SALE 'AUTUMN 250/0 off . I special ¥alue for people on the go ••• FARIBO CRUISER PAK-A ...ROBE OF VI RGIN CRESLAN Now until October 8 . _ . save On regular 17.95 and 19.95 'famous earthenware! Chip.resistant, colorfast and craze-proof hand' crafted patte 'ns made in California •• _ safe in ove!'] and dishwasher. All patterns offer a wide choice ot multi-use accessories which you- may add to yOU;"set at any time. Starter set includes 4 each: dinner $11 plate, bread/butter plate, cup and saucer. , A handy ca r accessory for sport events, picnics, travel, cookouts •.•• colorful sports robe in Jacobsons it:; own carrying case that SIERR" SAND beccmes a cushion. Machine washable and dryable. Red or brown plaid. *Cyanimid Trademark for acrylic fiber ,1acobson's .. « • t t . ns%t:.r ...~,'*' "'-:i h* ~.--' (' lr f" a "" lnnz. P' • ',r, • I,' , "', .;' ...... c',', ,'~, ~ .. I ,', L \ '.-' ", , .-' .' . Thursday I September 29,1966 Pa(J& Six GROSSE NEW S Thursda) __ «Or f" • - ,'''' ,- ,-- - ===-,=---===,;r '-'--..--., -...__..,-----" ',.. , -- ,. - \ Ily ~vent where the skills of the Check tbe foundation cf tb~ nes~et 11;OM thint that ~lln BE P I la~der of fame-the risk 1Iiay neither be inherited nor burrow- Course Offered at Library League to S?QW. ZYortkwe~t FilIus e~M:fitl:e~~~::t~l~:dst.H'~l\e The people' ndt warrant the climb. ed-it must be earned. Memb@fll aM Men61i fit tM geheration, 9t power irrig~tes American Northwest" dunng ing their bril shcu1d be eXI usica 1Gian'ts Cinema League will have a spe. the detlert j,~I' hUnd~dtof.1ftih!i1 tDe~umrner of 19 61i.1 with Il To Study M - tHaI treat when. the elub meets aroun6. '. I 'rn@ progtam Vi i1l e Dst! ------Ih Friel! A\lditorium, at 8 p.m.' The .final event of the trip is. s(jc~al hours for members and Dick K,roienke 'the Grosse Pointe Symphony Iprogress of- music from "Classi. Oh Thursday October 13. WH•. theP@nd1@ton' routid"'\lp, a year. thelf guests. Society and the Grosse :Pointe cism" to "Modernism." Adding !iam Kenbed~ will take liis Aii- (- -. ", - -~'---='_~'-'-'--,",",,-,------~---- Publi~ Library and Community to the enrichment of the course dielit!e it, ulfbe Attl.~tlclU\Ntll'th. ' Invites ,80ervices Department of tne will be the pla~ing, both ~n t tin 0 iliOn aM Public SchUol System are giv- records and the plano, of mUSIC West" wbet@btit 8 . ,R '" ,' ing' Pointers an opportunity to by composers past an.d prese~t, Washington will be dhown in I X "Meet the Masters" by study. folluw~11 by an analysIs and dIS- detail. - e a ,... co YOU ing reptesentative "giants" in CUesion during a " trM break." 1'bl! tlilturhl beauty ut cratet music, theit lives, the titnes in Itlc1t1deti in these clll$Sial; for Lake will be \I!eW~d bt)th in N BD, TIm'e Cert.I' f'ltlcates are whi~h theY' lived, their tech- beH~r 1iBt~nihg. will be: "Mo- shOwtime and in. summer .. The To See and Drive niqUes and styles of ctlmpOsi- zlIrt-Wig MUSIC," November Oregon coastal,hlg~way w~ be tion I); "1teallsm and the Tone followed, after whIch .an mter- h' \d 'Yl -II Ciasses will meet Ilt Grosse Poem'" November 23; and the el;ting boat, trip throu~h ~e The All New Polt1t~ Central Library, froth final session December 7, Stra- rlipids 01 the t:t0gue. River WIll unc',', '-an'ge" .• au, sfl earn 10 a.m. t() 11:30 ~.tn. Viti!lkY'--:-"Mirror of the 20th Cen- add a thrill to the trlP. , ' c This prog~ram is planned for t~ry," Marty of the c.lass ses- Shots of ind\.is~riell of vari~d f.' ' • t '" the 1lOvice /lnd tnUslca11y.edu- SlOns wi1I co~er mUSIC to be characters will show the ,ac",an Ive perce-nt Interes on ' ctited alike. It will follow the p~dormetl thIS year by the 1\shing and also a visit i~land at . .------~~IGros!!e Pointe Symphon~ Or. a ltithbel' jack ,carnival wh~te LOCHI "67 BUICK chclStra. log l't)ilii1~ and tmle ditnbiil~ by ': f. ", t. t t 18165 ~ New Equipment nrlnging her knowledge and 'the lutriberj~cks Will be' f~ll- Crosse Point.'. Only Buick Dealer -- love of music to the classroom tUl'ed. ' " " Y' 0, u,.r .Ive' perc' en, In eres ' At Bon Secours will be Ruth Kaiser, who holds Nt) trip it) Ot'egon ctluld fmss a a.M. degree from the East- Portland the totD, City, and Mt. t ' t- II Vi5it any ontt of our 88 offlce& and put man School of Music of the Uni- Hood with it!! llutnmet skiing. $1000 or m(jre Into on NBD Time RICHARD BUICK Bon Secours Hospital'has reo versity of Rochester, N.Y. She A trl'p to the Olumpic,'nenin. au om'a lea y• 07 I tl . d I ,1 I' • Ce-tilicate. let it eatn 5/ OI\nUO cen y acqUIre severa new did g7aduate work at the Ober- :l.ula and the Ol"'mhic. NMional 0 ll" l' ~ 15103 Kercheval VA 1.5400 picces 0f e 1ec t"run Ic eqUlpmen. t lin Conservatory of Music and P'ark "'I'U sh"w rei'tions y,arifing ',ntt rest to ony maturity dote you a.L Wh'ICh WI'11 proVI'd e th' e f'mes t inth e Cleveland Institute of fro ..... -n""w,t.. vmouhtein86 down to let rFrom 6 to \2 months. Plan On mO 1• ~"'I111111~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i t' t .. d th e t in Ul " U. J c ....-,ven.lence of the currehtly-offer6d pa len care ..n e new,s Music. "'0"8tal rain forests With their V1 ------~-~,._---- d' tl aid ... .. -utom ...tic renewal featute to keep Clvti lagnos C s. Mrs. Kaiser has taught piano .huge trees.' v '" (Jf Most recent of the additions, and violin a~ Cazenovia Junillr L~aving the United Stl\t~s Mr. your inyeltmen~ growing at 5;0- FAMOUS completed just last week, is the Coliege, Cazenovia, N.Y., the- Kennedy takes his audience on , (OF c~!Jrse, both you and the bonk SHIP'S WI latest machine for radiographic ory at Oberlin Conservatory and a boat trip to Victoria. Briti8h r&se~ the tight to redeem bfter SAILING J (X.ray) and fluoroscopic ex. for 13 years conducted a ,Music Columbia, a city with an Eng. first rnoturityJ For indi\liduals Wi~h Hide amination. It is the only such Appreciation Class in Rocky Ush atmosphere, which ends by or :'lon.profit corporations whotd .. (Water or 'm8chine now in use in the East River, 0., in connection with passing through Pug~t Sound to relax whifE' their money wo!'bo $3951 Side area. the Cleveland 'Orchestra con- and its Sall Juan Islands. • His LOI Requiring several months for certs. Mount, Baker Nationlll Forest, NE F • Nautici installation, the new equipment A resident of Grosse Pointe Seattle ~and Mount ttain~e.r will I offers many advantages to both for two years, Mrs. Kaiser is be seen before travelIng to ... • Binoc" patients and doctors. No longer an active melnber of the Grossl bake Chelan in Eastern Wash. r2ri\~ • Sperry I is it necessary to move a seri- Poinb Symphony Society and mgton. The popular lake resort ~~~@L5U\!.J U Safety OUSIY injured patient from cart the Grosse Pointe Symphony may be compared to the sc~nery NIIIUM...... • Doelde' Ior stretcher to a table for X.ray Women's Committee. at the Swiss Alps and a triP the. (easy l Where good food and cordial hospitality I exam~nation. For further in~ormatio.n call length o~ its 50 mp,es is an ad- NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT • Ship's await you every day from 7 a.m. to midnite Furthermore, by means of Mrs. Agnes Kells, chaIrman, venture lD beauty. . . bsoUt'.I~ illexteh of $2JtJJJ:JXJJm Capitol Funds and ReselWS& in OXU$S of $2!1JpYJIJIJ I closed drcuit television, which 527.6211 br 371-4497 or Robert The Northwest Vls~t stops at MamlMrafederal Depesit Il\surancaCerpoMfloll ,II is included in this new In5ta118- M. Orr, 884-1477. Grand Coulee Dam whose ~eat .19605 Mi I tion, it is now possible for the ,', Open DOily ~ • I • daily at 1 a.m. i radiologist, attending physician ;.. BREAKFAST "j I and surgeon to ,bserve simul- ' i':.. taneously during a fluoroscopic LUNCHEONS DINNERS examination. This offers, a dis. _._--- tinct advantage in diagnosis and I • also provides a valuable 'teach- i In the Grosse Pointe Area, Fish & Chips And Other ing aid in the intern program at Bon Secours. lUll Food Specialties To rake Out Another piece of equipment, unique in this area, is the new rapid processor which permits 19675Fing to be ~n In ~arl At X-ray viewing in 90 seconds as 6£11 15506 Mack Ave. SOMERSET opposed to the usual seven minutes. at your Quality dealers. Still a'nother recent change Buick 885-1003 at Bon Secours is the .::ontinu- ing replacement of manually RICHARD BUICK, INC., 15103 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Point~ ope:ated hospital beds with elec. trically operated beds, providing patients with push-button com- fort. _.- An additional electronic mar- vel is the Circ.O-lectric bed, a $1,300 Investment in the com- FROMM'S HA.to<;;ARE fort and management of the immobilized patient. I Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Only All these innovations will prov'de Bon Secours wIt h GENUINE greater opportunity to be of service to the Grosse Pointe communities. I THIEVES LOOT TRUCK DUST Thieves entered his vegetable and fruit truck, parked in the Grosse Pointe High School lot on Thursday. September 22, ! . and ,;tole $35 worth of tangi- bles, Sam DiMaggio of 19576 STOP Joanne, Detroit, told Farms police. Taken, he said, were a Furnace case of fresh peaches, 50 pounds of fresh pears, a bushel with Treated of green beans and tW!) pack. HeXGchlorapltan. Filters ages of tomatoes. 15x2Oxl 16x20xl NO' 16l(2Sxl 20x20xl WOMAN INJURED PROTEI 10xlOx1 'Mrs. Eliza Harris of 804 c Clairpointe, Detroit, was taken GROS i - to Cottage Hospital by Farms firemen on Thursday, Septem- 154 ,',I.', t;j"I~( ~~,.f\ ~ ber 22, for treatment of an in- Pt jured hip. She was hurt when • Gea7 she tripped and fell in the ALL OTHER SiZe' DUST STOP driveway of 38 Christine road. FURNACE FILTERS AT FROMM'S LOW PRICES ROSE CON :Plastic Storm Window,s SALE J NOW IN BLOOM ~72"X36" durable plastic sheet with fiber ':molding Clnd nails ..eady for easy instol- c $1 and up "Iotian. 19 All Rose! Reduced . ~ Chrysanthemums 1500 - 29 Varieties ~Felt Weather StrippinCJ 96«: ea. Ready for Ycur Garden 'for doon • • • windows 17 FOOT 15C Open Daily and Sunday :•....._-_ .... _------DALL~S FRESH 'NEW STOCK NURSERY ~ PLASTIC COATED DA 24300 Harper PR 5-3455 SHOT between 9 & 10M;. Roads SUPER-X GUN -~,-----~'--'-~- CHA , NEW LOCATION 20497 MACK This desi (ocross from Howard Johnson's) of Life '~2~!~LSA H~::C Storm Windows a prescri Limit 2 box.. ~ License five com and Doors health in .~ • Aluminum or ing speci 99 ~""~~ Enameled Those w • Porch Enclosures in the hi '\""'.~~l t Box II "r. • JalOusies • Awnings it repres • Screen Porch., service w ------,-YOU WILL FIND IT AT • Awning Windows advice 0 • Aluminum Siding problems We Rep,,;r Storm, Frank FROMM'S Sash and Screens 17037 KERCHEVAL TU 2-9230 • FREE ESTIMATES • NR. NOTRE '_.-DAME IN THE VILLAGE Gift Items- 'Iumltln, SUI~,li" Sporting Good. ~ Hardware- Taoh.Point M Electrical Suppli.. MICHIGAN BANKARO House Wor.~.:Cutlery J L ~ TU 1-6130 .. ,. ~ • Thursday, September 29, 1966 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven BE PREPARED FIRE.FIGHTERS The people who insist on burn- The man with the mOnE!yto ing their bridges behind them burn has many followers who On Iy Patt of a ReaI Housefu I should be expert swimmers. are gathermg up the clinkers. TODAY See The New Your Spring garden re \::~x' -? has.uIsI arl'lve· d n '675 ,'~ frOln Holland! SEPTEMBER 29th! .l1lefinest, healthiest LOCHMOOR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTtl hulbs In the wortd are here. They'll give you r; " 18165 Mack Ave. Detroit, Mich. the loveliest spring arden you could want- st TU 6-3000 .:.:m if you plant them now on~ put ,.j::;:;~:t!r~.~!:} r:~~~br;v:~~:: ime nuol nil _ ••.L : __ I I "Nautical ou -, ~ But Nice" on the offer6d keep C~9ijLL FAMOUS NORPOlE SHIP'S WHEEl SAIliNG JACKETS, . Photo by Eddie MrGrat.h, Jr. With Hidden Hood Pictured above are (left to right) much attentIOn). The Forresters have Meldrum & Smith NU.fsery Sales (Woter proof) KENT, LISA, CELESTE, TIM, DENNY lived in Grosse. Point~ for three years. 50 50 $39 V.'u. $29 and CLIFF FORRESTER. There's al. Mr. For!ester IS a plano tuner. "His • His Lordship Jewelry ways room for one more at the Edward hobby kI~~ of takes a lot of room, too," 901lr1JlJL ~ J. Forrester home on 81. Clair avenue: says smIlmg Mrs. Forrester . . . "he • Nautical lamps TUxedo 5-5433 • Binoculars That is the happy attitude of Mrs. For- builds go-carts." With a little further 17750 MACK AVE. • Sperry Topsider rester who has a real houseful. Besides prodding we found that her husband has Safety Boat Shoes eight children ranging in age from seven built each of the children a go-cart of his • Dockley's Spredrose months to 14 years, she.has an Irish wolf own. .So wi~h t~e rabbit, the dog, the (easy course plofter) hound, name, KATE of R A I N BOW the gumea pIg, eIght children and seven MOUNTAIN, a cuddly white rabbit with go-carts, we find in our midst a very • Ship's Bell Clocks and Barometers black ears and souiful eyes and a frus- happy though slightly crowded Forrester the ship's wheel, inc. trated guinea pig. (Frustrated from too family. . 19605 Mack Ave. Open Doily 9-6, I=ridoys 'til 9. TU 2-1340 True reflections come from City Opposes Leaf Burning thinking, not lookin~ in mirrors, I ------~------Residents of the City of cialleaf pickup on a daily basis. Grosse Pointe are being asked Street sweeping has also been ----- not to burn leaves this fall. placed on a continuous schedule Many complaints have been re- sta,zotingthis week. Wh~n leaves ceived about the smoke result. begin falling rapidly, the City ••• I AUlD CLUB MEMBERS IRE ing from leaf burning. City po- Public Wocks Department p~ans lice ~lso point out that such to assign additional men and Beautiful Tufted Sofas Variety of Styles, Covers & Sizes oniy$285 & up smoke can be haza.rdous to traf. equipment for leaf removal. ';' fie safety. . .Beautiful loose Cushion Back Sofas Only$275 & up BElliNO SOMETHING HEW! Residents are urged to co- IN CIRCLES operate by placing leaves in From the cradle we all have .Carpeting Heavy, All Wool. $18 Values, Specially Priced at 90 Effective July 1, 1966 containers or boxes so they can to learn to read-and then we only $11. per yd. all eligible depend- be picked up by the City, The have to ret.d to learn. ent children under 16 City Manager reports that a 16421 HARPER, nr. Whittier years old, living tvith crew has been set up for this Principle is an opinion that }DJlILfl.iJvL CllA1:om., }JJ1lJ1iJ.uAL CD. 'TU 1-1285 a Master Member of purpOse and will provide spe- has stood the test of time, Automobile Club of Michigan, are pro- tected with up to $1,000 in benefits for "You can always be sure of quality foods at Verbrugge's" a wide range of I Travel, Pedestrian and Recreation Accidents. BROAD FAMILY PROTECTION with Personal Accid~nt Insurance - Onf~ more reason why YOU LEAD THE WAY when yuu're a member of Triple-A. ~BIDlrJn NOW HE'S MARKET PROTECTED TOO! 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MU&lZCluuetts IOTganiu41851 ~" .... •• -' .0"" ...... , J " pi ... G rt 0 5 S E POI NT ENE W S Thursday, September 29, 1966 Thursd4 Page Eight ,------,------~~ ----- Center to Show Movies 01 Japan Slate Methodist P.E.A. Sponsors Lutheran lLadies Meet October 4 Win Japan is the Hotel Fujiya at "Jap,m at CherIJ' Blossom An exciting boat trip is made The Women's Auxiliary of at 12:30 by the women of 8t. Mrs. Luc Miyanoshita. This hotel has Ladies~Meeting Informal Talks LADIES' ~~~i~::Time" a color film extravagan. down the Hozu Rapids with the the Lutheran Social Services of Mapleto • A"~ EXPERT fabulous garc:1enscomplete with Paul. The chief speaker will be I remodel old jewelry into za by Dr. Richard E, Pear will river in a state of flood after a of Michigan will ha'le its an. a waterwheel and azaleas in all - . Parent Education Associates the Rev. Glenn DeVantier, fot Welco the finest, latest styles. heavy rain. nual meeting at 81. Paul Ev. inaugurate Grosse Pointe War colors in full bloom. The WomeI1's SOCIety of the I is organizing an informal dig. Chaplain, L.S.S.M. Three hun- tiooal InCOl • Great Val..es In Fine DI.... Gt:osse Pointe Methodist Chu~ch cussion group dealing with Lutheran Chulch, Chi lfonte and Mac!>mb an4 Memorial's "Meet the Travel- The city of Nare in Japan On the' way to Nikko there is dred representatives from con- monds, Watches and all lers" series Friday evening,' Qc- is famous for its 800 tiny tame is having its general meetIng normal child growth and de- Lothrop, on Tuesda~', October and Welcon a stop at the seaside resort of 4, beginning at 11 a.m. gregations in the area are ex- presented ~ Gold Jewelry. tober 7, at 8 o'clock. The Grosse deer and th~ Kesuga Shrine. the festival of the Toshogu and luncheon on Tuesday, Octo- velopment, home and family liv. ber 4, at 12:45 o'clock at the ing and similar topics. A luncheon will be served pected. ury citatio Pointe public and their guests This ShrinE has an enchanting S'hrir.~. Twic~ a year there is a '.Hi Grade Watch Repairl", I are cordially invited free of setting with some 3,000 stone Church. The first meeting will be meeting of procession of 1,000 marchers organization For 30 years or, the !oat SUM. charge. and bronze lanterns. The audi- Mrs. Walter Griffith and Mrs. held at. the Congregational ence will stop for a look at the wearing the ancient Samurai clothing. The Toshogu Shrine Norman Mooney will report on Church 10 Chalfonte aven~e, Mrs. Mar Alfred E. Ziar The film opens with a galaxy largest wooden structure in the the seventh National Assembly Thursday~ October 6, at 9:1~ In of colorful cherry bllossoms in world at the Todaiji Temple is co'lered with some six acres which they attended in Port- t~e: mornIngs. Fu~re meetings JEWELER & GOLDSMITH the ancient Japanese city of which houses the biggest bronze of gold leaf. The sacred stables 16437 E. Warren TU 1-4980 have the woorl carvings of the land Ore. this past summer. WIll be held the fJ.rst Thursday Kyoto. Guests Wm pass through statue in the world. The colos- , , of each month, through June. We buy old gold, Jewelry three monkeys, see, hear, and and diamondS. the largest Torii galte in the sal Daibutsu is an image of Reservations may be made The P.E.A. organization is world outside the vermilion Buddha. say no evil. The wood carvings by calling Mrs. Arthur Batten, locally sponsored by the Neigh. painted Heian Shrine in Kyoto. on the Yomeimon and Karamon 884.7867, or Mrs. John Lee borhood Club, on a statewide gates of this shrine are a sight The Heian Shrine is a reduced Many farm scenes are shown Thompson, 884.3146. basis by the Education Section, Our month end special scale model of the fir:~t Imperial inclujing tea cultures, straw- never to be forgotten. ------Mict-.igan Department of Mental Friday, Saturday and Sunday 01111' "' ~ J ••••••~ .....:.:, Palace built some 10 centuries berries, rice and wheat. Tokyo has its parks, Olympic ':-:: :.::-:.•.~".'. ~.;.~::, . Health. .. t ,. .; •• .#tI~...... ~ t~.... :...• ago. The Wedded- Rocks are view- swimming pool, Imperial Hotel Clark Woman's Club The principal goals of Parent Moy's Com~ination Plate 1.•••• and Asakusa amusement center. ',,,.s., .I.~~.L ••• : Throughout the city of Kyoto Ied near the Mikimoto Pearl Plans Bus Excursion Education Associates are to pro- .. 0. '0' /. • ..., tI JII Eg, Roll, Subgum Chow ',' , .: ...,... viewers will see the colorful Island. All p~ases of pearl cul- Ginga Street in Tokyo at night vide an opportunity for par- 25 .eo. :-_ •••• :fI. Mein, Fried Rice, Sweet and .. , : is a throbbing, pulsing center , •••••• ..s, cloth fish flying from poles of ture are ~arned through a corn- ents to exchange ideas, evalu- Sour Pork including Soup, $2 of neon lights. One can see ' .. ~;. all the houses where there are plet~ ,cycle from oyster harvest The October 5 meeting of the ate what they have read, under. De~sert and Beverage . • .. ' so- •• everything from Sumo wrestling ' . boy children. This is the annual to flDlshed pearl necklaces; The Clark Woman's Club will fea. stand yout!! problems and aid boys day celebration, hard working Japan~se fIsher- to the Atomic girls of the Ko- ture a bus tour, luncheon and in developing stronger familv E. JeHerson and Marter Road men are seen mak10g ropes, kusai theater in this movie. fashion show at the Hathaway relationships; .. 'h MII~ Saufh of , Mile ROld, St. Cllir Shares Visits are made t(l the Gold nets and the blown glass floats Leaving Japan viewers will House, Blissfield, Mich. Mem. Any, interested persons are Cury-outJ, ~R 2oL"2-op.n Dill, from 11 '.m. to 11' p.m. Our b and Silver Pavilions which were for 'their fishing nets in the say goodby with l\Iount Fuji in bers and guests will meet at the invited to call Mrs. Stedman PLAN A PARTY NOW now belnl This is th built as summer palaces by an- little town of Ajaro. the early morning background. Woods Theater at 10 o'clock" '.at TU 5.4053. throughou cient Shoguns or Warlords. I f D P' v' Kyoto is the arts l~nd crafts Ree 2 0 r. ear s roo Ie A ne~ CALL VOGEL.RITT mshed tu center of Japan. Guests will see on Japan starts out at the Ka. the Music FOR ALL PEST PROBLEMS the Japanese craftsmen making wana resort h.o~el located o~ organs. Sl Do.it-yourself pest control CI. be greatly re do-It-yourself trouble. B. ate. B. Cloisonne, I;.lmascene, Lacquer the Japanes~ ~lvIera. The bo~e a Khnball lUre. Call the experts. VOltl-llitt ware :md Wood bl(lck prints. has ~ beaut~u. golf course WIth featured -IE 4-6900. No mort pub. No , all grrl caddIes. Septembel lIIore problems. A Sukiyaki dinner and enter- A J h' sh w Shop th tainment are enjo~,ed at a apanese .ouse IS o. n exception! terms. 0'Michl,an Geisha party and thE! beautiful ftep by st~p m constx:uctlon 12525 GrandRlver-TE 4-8800 Cherry Blossom dan<:e show is compl~te WIth the makmg of for :./iabl. t.rmlt. _fro/, filmed at the famous Gion Tataml mats. evil T.,mi"ix-TE 4-6902 ICorner. A pioneer resort hotel in September 30th ...... ,;. ' .....'. , I New Wave For DALE SHAFFER PrelJident The .DRC Story .1 , A WOMAN'S PROPER PLACE R IS IN THE BAR1~ AT DAWN a personal invitation to you to come in ... SEE THEM-DRIVE THEM at A The Lady Has A Romance Going With A which requires being in the bam at dawn Horse. . every day, and endless hours of hard work, It really is more than a Romance. It is a for which there is an uncertain return. CHARLIE ROSSIE1S symbol of Faith and Hope. It is Confidence Mrs. Kerr absorbed the fine points of in her own ability and that of a Thorough- Thoroughbred training while assisting her bred, with which others had lost their husband, the late Charlie Kerr, who was patience. Olle of th~ Mid-West's most highly re.- DOWNTOWN FORD Mrs. Mildred Kerr is one of those dedi- spected and talented trainers. After his cated persons who keep The Romance of death, she took over. The climb has been 'f 833 EAST JEFFERSONAVE., WO 3..4700 Racing alive. She is a rare individual whose difficult, but now she is establli;hed as one contributions to a Sport can not be meas- of the N2tion's foremost feminil1e trainers. med in the cold statistics of victories or "The role of Women In Racing is a grow- money won. ing one. We have a number of prominent Mrs. Kerr is a Thoroughbroo. trainer, fol- women owners racing with us. And the list lowing her trade at the Detroit Race of our feminine fans increases each season. Course. She is one of the mar.y reasons a We have Ladies Day each Thursday at , growing number of Michigan Sports Fans the Detl'oit Race Course. There is FREE find Racing an interesting and fascinating ADMISSION to all Ladies. In addition, means of entertainment. We race daily, there are 10 valuable prize awards, includ- except Sunda)'Sy through November 5. I . ing a color television set. think you would enjoy seeing the fine It is 9ur constant aim to pro\ide the best horses Mrs. Kerr and her associates amdi- in Racing entertainment in surroundings tion at the DRC. of beauty, comfort and conveni~nce. We Mrs. Kerr is the owner and trainer of helve a new $3,000,000 Clubhouse, with Stanislas, the Cinderella horse who cata- two excellent dining terrace restaurants. pulted to fame by beating the brilliant In "Ye Olde Tired Horse Pub," where there is never a cover or a minimum charge, you Tom Rolfe, Amberoid, Staunchness, Big BUD LORANGER GEORGE MUMAW BOI Rock Candy, Beaupy, Selari and the other can get a sna('\c or a"refreshing beverage. MANIERE highly-rated stars in the recent $100,000 We have close-in parking for 12,000 cars. added Michigan Mile. There are Easy-In, Easy-Out entrances and Mrs. Kerr claimed Stanislas for $16,000. exits off M'iddlebelt, Schoolcraft and Ink. After her partner in the deal lost faith in stl~r Roads. ' the horse, she bought his interest. Her con- I invite you to visit us soon. fidence was rewarded with the victory over the Nation's best in the classic Mile. Training Thoroughbreds isn't a vocation which attracts many women. It io; a de- ::bat Sha/le,. manding and trying profession • • • one President 1967 F4 one of 1 JIMM STAVA!E PAT PAnEN Sa'es Manager 1967 Th 18 ForI built FOI rious nc ~ Galaxi~ DICK WARNER LEW ANDERSON ED MOSES SCHOOLCRAFT AT MIDDLEBELT ROAD 3 Must All-n.::w back 2. FACILITIES AND KN4'W-HOW IpOrtier RACING DAILY CHECK THESE designee FABULOUS SERVICEJ SECOND TO NC)NE 3 Thun THRU NOV. 5 BIG RACrES ultimate Post Parade 3:20 Weetcdays Saturday, Oct. 1 TWIN DOUBLE 2 p.m. Saturdays & Holidays $25,000 Sweet Patootie The TWIN Doubles TO YOUR DOWNTOWN SHOPPINC OR OFFICE AREA General Admission-$1.25 I See The Nation's YOUR Fun and Thrills (NAUFFER SERVICE FROM 7 A.M. TO 10 A.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Clubhouse-$2.00 Top Fillies. _. ---~-_._------J .. 7 , . ------+t ...... ,. .. 4m; _ .. am_ iIQ < •• «'4 _ wap;e 9¥Wi '!4 •• iWiii!'4tw> 1%7 FORD XL 2-Door Hardtop- the ultimate iD sports/luxury cars >'" .;.~ , , ~:... 1967 FORD LTD 2-Door Hardtop- the Continental look••• ODe of the world '5 quietest luxury cars ,~ ALL-WEATHER COATS :MIS featuring zip-out pil. IIn.r with qu Ut.d .Ie.ve. A. True Cornoby, the double breasted sharI' coat of cotton/iridescent acetate. Shoulder 1967 Thunderbird Four-Door Landau-one of three all-new Thunderbird! 14.20 prep sizes. 23.00 18 Fords: The strongest, quietest, Vest two-door models, and for the first time Better Ideas from Ford for '67 .•• in history ... an elegant Il~W four-door. buiit Fords in history. Choose from luxu- SelectShift Cruise-O-Matic transmission that B.European-influenced trench coot of bOnE!color cotton rious new LTD's, sporty XL's, stylish shifts automatically ~ manually ••• auto- 13 Falrbloes: Big-car roominess and You're ahead in a Galaxies. Customs and wasons. matic door locking •.. Comfort-Stream Ven- gabardine..Double breasted, deep bock yoke, side vents. performance in a I=an middleweight You tilation that l~ts you close windows, yet be 3 Mustangs: Bred first . . . to be nrst. can pick from exciting XL's and GTs, refreshed by a silent tlow of~ir ... adjustable All-new hardtop, convertible and fa::t- convertibl,es, smart sedans and wagons. • Tilt-Away Steering Wheel _ .• automatic 14-20 prep sizes. 25.00 36.42 student sizes.30.00 back 2 +2. Muatt.lDg is longer, wider, speed control for foot-free turnpike cruising sportier than ever. And morc than ever 10 Falcons: Low price and big eCOn- •.. a Magie- Doorgate on wagons t.Iiat swings FORDMUSTAH4. FALCON. FAIRLANi omy combined with new luxury. Some out for people 'IUt down for cargo. And for FOR~. THUNDERBIRD designed to be designed by you- , . , people eVI:n call them short limousines. '67, Ford Motor Company Lifeguard-Design 3 Thunderbirds: Unique, exciting. the Choose from classy Sports and Clu~ safety features, are standard on all models. ultimate in luxury. There are two new Coupe. sedans and wagons. Ride Ford's new w~ve for '671 Jacobsons TEST-DRIVE A '67 MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRL,ANE, FORD OR' Cani10n SJ1fip THUNDERBIRD AT YOUR FORD DEALER'SI I---- ... 7 77 • En 7 • , tp'rmCt:2;?PtU""g""r;' $( 7 t It 1 , ,tnprrtc': E" PRRp sm. 7 ? 7 7 2 rare s1 Thursd Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday! September 29, 1966 WINS F. . 12 WINDOWS SMASHED b~en smashed. Kapayo, head en- HURT IN FALL 1 and fell 12 feet to the grvund.- The Aja gmeer at the school said the ~elieve ~a~chaDd of 1812 She was conveyed to St. John II 0 I M 0f N Po;t~Ci~~~~c;r:~c~::r~e:~~ of Detroit Fa's Pageant f Co or Great ystery ature windows were broke; on Satur- AnIta, wa'j pambng the I;ont of Hospital by Woods police ambu. 127 contr: One of the great mysteries of ers is somewhat obscure, bot. the leaves coincide with a defi- tour enthusiasts find Michigan's payo of 14103 Pfent, Detroit, in day. September 24. Cost of reo her house on Saturday, :,eptem. . {:ouncll on ber 24 when she lost t,er bal- lance for treatment of a poSSIble natu~,' is unfolding in Michi. anists admit but it all adds up nite timetable of nature, re- fall ~seaso~ is resplendent with which he discIo~d that 12 win. placing the glass is estimat~ recap stre gan's woods and forests as the to scenic d~1il1ht for vacation- lated to the shortening of the ~ a ~u res most magnificent dows of the Kerby School had at $150, he said. ance ~n the extension U<.dder broken, or dislodged shoulder. greens of summer give way to ers and sights;ers. daylight hours. It is the .saine fznery. ! the flamboyant colors of au- Th h I k t th h g kind of timetable that trIggers From the rGcky crags of the I tumn. ose w 0 00 a e c .an .e the southern migration of birds o~ the season through sClentI- and the spawning run of cer- Upper Pen ins u I a to the The reRson why some trees flC eyes have observed t~at t' ecies of fish-a myster gentle, rolling hills of the south. turn and others do not and, both the matter of the ~UrnlDg al~ sp s ientists have neve~ ern counties, Michigan in au- w~v ~~m~~!_~~a~ster~~~coth- I of coIO!~_~~J1dthe fa~m~_.~f ~::~hablec to unravel. tumn is one gigantic color tour. Many Trails Posted r------... Frost Myth Exploded Many communities and re- I lt seems likely, t00, that the gional groups have established You Are COldially .Invited widely accepted theory that posted color trails where mo- color changes are induced by torists follow marked signs support with Supp-Hos. '1'0 See AlId Drive 'l1zeAll heavy frost is probably a myth. which - take them through the Conversely, it appears that such mor-e outstanding color areas. extreme weather has a tendency Supreme by Sapphire ••• to reduce the formation of b.ll Michigan is well supplied with NEW 1967 BUICK color rather than enhance it. a variety of trees making it the h Frost, as :.elated Jo the turning fall showplace of the nation. all nylon spandex so finely knitl the of leaves, is now thought to be With 85 kinds of soft and hard- '1'hursday, SEPT. 29TH more of a coincidence than a wood species it has a greater I at contributing factor. offering than any other state. support-never shows .•.o fashionable It has more types of trees than -)M TAYLO'-R BUICK INr' An abundance of chlorophyl in all of Europe. I T( '-.A. wooded plants accounts for Flaming scarlet and crims,)n way to ease tired legs.- Beige, taupe. 13033 Gratiot LA 6..3000 Michigan's green summers. To- mingle with chromes and am- ______... wards late September ~nd early b~rs over a background of --~~ ~ c_.. ._~.~______Octobe~. nature s~nngs the. greens supplied by spruce, pine Sizes 812-10,short; mysterlOus mechamsm t hat and other firs. Low growing su- breaks down the. chloro~hyl mac, berry bushes and scrub CITY OF 3upply and the plgmentatlOns oak add to the riot of color 8Y2..11, overage; 912-1] lon9; 0f yellows, browns and reds- that is Michigan in autumn 1 already present in the leaves- Tour Guides Available' I remain. I~ some tre~s, the Rambling through Michigan's 11.12 X.long. 4.95 color chemIstry occurs Just be- wooded countryside on a fall fore the leaves f311. weekend can prove a rewarding Eoxperience for those who find Dull Show in Europe WAYNE COUNTY, MICHICAN enjoyment in traveling where Added to this mystery is the their fancy may take then •. For fact that the turning of leaves the many others who prefer in autumn is characteristic, to planned color trips, the Michi- a greater extent, of American gan Tourist Council offers the rather than European trees. newly-rev~sed Michigan Autumn Notice of Registration Plants imported to Michigan C~llor Tour Guide containing 24 soil will turn bright colors or suggested routed color tours remain green, according to the FOP through various sections of the timetable of their native re- entire state. gion. This factor is a dead give- away as to their origin. Copies of the publication are available without charge by Jacobsons 'enetlal Election Climate is not necessarily a writing the Michigan Tourist Shop Thurs . .and Fri. Evenings factor and neither is the rela. Council, Lansing, 48926. tionship of one tree to another, TO BE HELD ON for many unrelated trees turn identical colors while others of NOVEMBER 8, 1966 the same family will turn dif- .. . . · ~ooo ferent colors. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that registration of Whatever the cause, color Plymouth isout to ~\~ ~erthis qualified electors who have not already registered, year. can be made with the City Clerk of the City of Scott to Direct Grosse Pointe Farms, at his office in the Municipal Building, 90 Kerby Road, City of Grosse Pointe New Art Council Farms, Wayne County, Michigan, any day prior to and including Monday, October 10, 1966 and that E. Ray Scott, until recently a the City Clerk will be in his office Monday through Grosse Pointe -resident, has Friday from 8 :30 a.m. to 4 :30 p.m. and Wednesday been named executive director of the new Michigan State evenings until 6:00 p.m. for the purpose of accept- Council for the Arts. His ap. ing registrations. pointment was announced by Karl Haas, chairman of the 15. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for the con- mem ber council, which began venience of the electors, the Clerk will be in his operation July 1 with funds ap- propriated t.y the legislature at office from 8:00 :l.m. to 8:00 p.m., EST, on Mon- its 1966 session. Scott has been day, October 10, 1966 for the purpose of receiving serving since April on an in. registrations. terim appointment by Gov. Romney prior to the establish. PETER CAPUTO ment of the Council as a statu- City Clerk tpry agency. City of Grosse Pointe The CO~1Dcilbegan in 1960 when former Gov. G. Mennen 90 Kerby Road, TUxedo 5.6600. Williams created a 68-member Published: Grosse Pointe News issue of SErpte~ebr 29, 1966. Michigan Cultural Commission. This body grew to 120 and then was streamlined and reconsti- tuted in 1962 when Gov. Rom- ney :lssumed office. CITY OF The Council's purpose is to s ti m u 1 ate and encourage throughout the state the study and presentation of the per- ()ro~Stlointt farms forming and creative arts. Scott, a native of Arkansas, SUMMARY OF MINUTES was a public relations repre- sentative for the Michigan State SEPTEMBER 6, 1966 Medical f;lociety's Detroit office for six years prior to joining The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. _ the Arts Council. Present on roll call: :Mayor William G. Butler, Council- He has a B.A. and M.A. from men James H. Dingeman, Richard C. Hudson, Mark C. the University of Southern Cali- Quara Stevens and Benjamin S. Warren, Jr. fornia in Communications Arts. Absent: Councilmen William G. Kirby and Henry E. He was with NBC-TV from Bodman II. 1950 to 1952 as a production co- )layor William G. Butler presided. ordinator. From -1953 to 1959, Councilmen Kirby and. Bodman were excused from he served as Director of Enter- attending the meeting. tainment for the United States The minutes of the regular meeting and specinl meet- Armed Forces in Europe. Dur- ing of September 6, 1966, were approved with minor cor- ing this period, he developed a rections. ";)rogram of mllsi('~l and drama- The request of Mr. Hazen J. Schumacher of 312 I tic shows, including radio and Stephens Road to erect an addition to the buildinl~ at the TV programs. They were pro- foregoing addreiis was gram",d after a public hearing was duced at Seventh "Army Head- held by the Board of Zoning Appeals. Iquarters in Germany and per- The request of the Grosse Pointe Hockey Association formed for U. S. military and for a contribution from the City of Grosse Point(~ Farms civilian audiences throughout to construct an ice hockey rink in the Grosse Pointe area Europe. was taken under advisement by the Council. Scott now lives at 20 W. The followillg reports were received and ordered filed. Bethune. A. Building Department for the month of August, 1966. He is a member of the Ad. B. Fire Department for the month of August, 1966. craft Club and The Players. C. Controller's Report for the month of August, 1966. D. Controller's Report of Trapshooting Operations _for the period of July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966. Memorial Nursery Holds E. Police Department for the month of August, 1966. First Meeting Of Year The City Manager was authorized to purchase 3 Wheeler underdrain filters for use at the Water Filtration Memorial Nursery, Inc. held . Plant. its first meeting of the ~chool The City Manager was atJ~borized to purchase two year WednesdaY evening, Sep- refuse rick-up scooters for use at the Public Works De- tember 7, at 8 o'clock in Grosse . par!ment. Pointe Memorial Church . The bid of Grosse Pointe In~urance Agf'ncy in the Mrs. Russell A. !\1:cNair, Jr., amount of $200.48 monthly, being the l)w bid received president, introduced partici. for furnishing the City with Fire Insurance coverage, was pating mothers to :Mrs. William accepted. A. Savage, director, and to Mrs. The following special bills were approved for payment: Allan SchiIdhammer, teacher. A. DeMeulenaere Construction Company, Estimate #2 Prop ber 29, 1966 Thursday, September 29, 1966 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ---- Page Eleven eet to the ground. veyed t" st. John Slate Fontbonne oods police ambu- 4,000 Miles on Bicycl~Built for Two, I~ S T_ R-~fJAS A _. tment (If a possible Meeting Oct. 5 -_-...*-.., ... islodged shoulder. FOR METAL I ROUND TOP The regular mon1lhly meeting D of the Font-bonne Auxiliary, Saint John Hospital, will be held Wednesday; October 5, at 'WINDOWS :~I~ : . . ? o'clock • ::. ~ The meeting will be precedPd Gost 25% Less :M ~ : by Mass at 12 noon in St. nan Any Simifar Type Window I $6825 Edward Ch'apel for all Guild WE STRAIGH"EN STEEL WINDOWS . mtmbers. 640 EAST EllS' Side Call Classified Ads Get Quick Results 7 MILE RD. AIR. TED West Sid. Call TW 2.7800 FROM THIS MOMENT ON. _• IT'S OLDS Fda '671 the Rocket Action Cars are out front again! TotaIIJ-.., DeImcJat 88 New ~~ models Apln In 19671 ... IowIlt.prtcM18 terIeIl hiPlIIt:~Delta 881De11p! Look to Olds for the newt ., " t.o.lU."".,vIH. fNt It'. Two_n.llIIUCtutom 01." twin". new In.I"f Looltfor 11_ .....-:Ju.n". Swimming, bowling, golf, ten. seems they had to rely on these -,. ~, " fWi- ".".,. .. 'M.' _4 I",..,r"to 'M Iov-prlu .,.,Inurln, fir., 1I1t~ '. fluu"lI, .'.r' 41do. "',.,..".". ""'11 •• 111,,,. fl.14: Tlt/•• ump,uou, CllmG,tf; Com bultlotl Dis skiing ... you name it. fat more' often than they'd _ " ~ wltll ...... Il,lUed I11'M ""tlnetl.. Cu ,flu,Su",..m. motU"! Corttrol. Loolt for II __ An~ie's mastered it and came anticipated' ~ ,.."...... 'our to TorOIl.40 !ool£•• o,1a IA1I""S'rtI'OS.t Int.- UBY Trll,ulltorls." out on top agaizlst the toughest ehfl0 •• fro",. All ,.,f," .ftla II 411.euble-lnela rlo". V.'Nt)' coIl-.prln, ",d,wn 5)1"'m. A __ competition she could dig up. Magnificent Pictures ...-...II e..... walta Bu•• r Jloeltet V-' 1,.- riel•• Smoo,h Jetflr. S'er., TQ~ Pili".,. N_ "rIlI ~ ,.... or ,fft •• An4 your •• , 1111 Roelt.t V-' perform4rJu. frtm' 4ue "...... PI... She's B most Bccomplished The intrepid Muirs brought I -t artist . . . in Bny media . . . back one of the finest colleetiona "'-e .. -f,.. )toe•• t V'" ..".. .. '0141 .. jWUJfJ. I'amo", Oltl_llulIl{"t "'4"" o'''.r 1.lIt",..1I ", a fine sculptrESs, a musician of colored slides it has been our .__...._._ rII'... ;I of professional calibre. She has priVilege to see. The magnifi- a.1YI~ .d...,_ cut records and performed. be. cent pictures have been expertly -----_ ..__ -, e- ...... __ for"". fore many a delighted audience edited by themselves .•• about EJ _-oototr--- )670iDSM6BiiEI_~ : I with her guitar and a voice 200 out of some 600 taken. Many made-to-order for swinging hill. of them were shot by Annie p':~,(~:~~~~:~,'..,M,_~----~7~ '~-. ' .,~.~.tt' ,J!'''.% ••~.>..'.' billy and folk songs. from her rear seat as they S You get the picture. Annie were in transit. They tell a is beautiful, talented . . . Bnd dramatic story of the actual %' , ' s very gutsy. She'll try anything physical hardships which one and has done just that to 'most must endure on such an excur- anything you could name. And sio~, hut they also reveal the ~f:Q;i;'. w; ,,'" now she has come up with . . . great sense of humor which is < .. ' ...... }i:;<~~~:?~:J;~i.t:':>.'.' ... and conquered . - . what should a prime requisite for Bnyone :.' .' .< '. " .. be the peak of all the chal- considering such a challenge. ');4, ...~.: lenges of her crammed-full .'.':.::,~:':>':',:~~:' career. They are eloquent in their " :.,:: The latest accomplishment re- explanation of why the trip was h t necessary... to see from the ., ~:. '. quired not only the w ole-hear - greatest vantage point what this .~'.' v: ed cooperation, but also the country is all about. They have great physical stamina of her caught the breath-taking gran- RADIO andTELEVI SION.inc. husband. Howie, the director of deur of. the magnificent moun- admissions at Trinity College in tains, the frightening aspects of }::..::..~;/ Hartford. Conn.; is a great a fighting desert heat for unen- 11 KERCHEVAL AVE. lookin.g guy as his wife is a gal_ About six feet four, he has durable Itretches, the splendor of lakes and rivers and tumbl. Punch and Judy Black the build of a Greek go'! and ing streams, fertile valleys anti he'll probably never be in better barren miles of rocks and scrub' condition than he was at the . end of this amazing episode they growth, shadows cast by two cyclists flashing by a golden endured this summer. cliff. moroing mists arising Now that you've had 90 years 4.000 MiJes. 75 Days' from a swamp. ~:~~d ~~~~d::~~~;cl:04~g~~ Th~ is a tren;tendous sagf! :;"... ,,> miles in 75 days •. _ from their and if :George Ple!rot dosen t\(;:...... '.: Connecticut home to San Fran- try to lat.ch onto this panorama ~'1;.~:::::::~'b~tle~'~U$~~bflO~SedafI' to Know Bulova watches- /. ~~eCOih:So~~a~n~~~~~J~',,:S~aer~~a~~~~~ir:ll::;e~ ::.\';~;..:..i:_'i;~",;;»~"u'~k~~:~~'~~~_::'d .."."".~ ~._,,~u,...... :_... ~;.... " ...:.~~;) -'~:.':i ever undertaken such a grueling AnnIe .B~d Howie. V!e adml1'e take 1 minute and 13 seconds advllnture. The idea of the' your mtest.in~l, fortitude . and Ray Whyte Oldsmobile, Inc., 1SOGO Kercheval, Crosse P,ointe Park trip, (Annie's we;re sure), was envy y.;outhe lmmeasurable re- born two years ago, and d.:Jtails wards ;~arJ:led by your ~~cep- to know Bulova radiosl of the planning and training tance ~f a great chaUe~ge. which went into.the preparation l WE DON'T PLAY CAMES--NO COUPONS--NO CIMMICKS are not only mterestmg but almost incredible. Experts of all kinds, on bicycles, equipment :\ required, packi.IlR;tricks to con- A serve strength, special acces- sories, etc.; were consulted and BULOVA tests made. procedures prac- tiseod. Radio ..CIG;k The bicycle they selected was 8. French' 'Gitane' weighing 50 So small it fits into. your pounds and tlleir pay load of hand? Yes. But this Solid- camping gear, 65. Howie pulled State AM-FM radio with all this at the end of a nylon strap over five' California music alarm looks better mountain passes; with Annie BULOVA FLAIR $49.95 on ye-ur night table. balancing the burden. Their meticulously kept log tells that Guaranteed one full year ••• 4 timellonger than other leading makes! they walked and towed a total of only 35 miles out of 4,000. California Toughest ealifornia was by far the toughest state.. Their route, after months '01 study. took If BUU)VA made ordinary clock.radlo.~ them over "the least primary of the seepndary roads," to you'd be disappointed. 1lVoid heavy truck and auto traHic .. They averaged about So BULOVAmade the wor~lI'. only electric 62 miles per day and their best t:1istance in a single day was clocks V1,ith solid .tate AM-FMradios 125 miles; from Salt Lake City to Wendover; Utah. When they stopped at the end .')f that day, ••• CC)MPLETEL Y CORDLESS I tbeir r~ar axle broke. right in • two. They' carried two. spare tires and patching equipment. They bad between 30 and 40 flats . . . three in one day, even with extra he'avy-duty BULOVA EXECUTIVE''59.95 wheels and rubber. Going down BULOVA Monitor' Pass to Lake Tahoe it was 80' hot t..'ley blew a tire PIONEER simply by braking. . $J4.95 The worst day of the whole trip came around Lapeer, Mich. They were pedaling through a Jeweled - Movement blinding rain and hit a chuck hole. "It bent both our rims;" Clocks! Automatic Music they reported; "and we limped Alarms! Guaranteed one into u terrible motel and spent full year . . . 4 times most .of the night hammering them back in shape." longer' than other leading Their sleeping bags were used makes! three or four nights in a row .. depending on the terrain . . . then they'd go plush for a night in a motel to get really cleaned up and relax. . Most of their launcIi-y and bathing were done in lakes and streams. The~' carried a jar of peanut butter BULOVA craftsmen l.nd one of jeny, with a ~ew cracker:, in case the eatmg ;furg work small, think big. stops were too far apart. It Like this Radio-Clock Autom,tic VSLER musIc: ",rm' Lilli than mRPORAnON T wid'. 4"lIljt11 It's tiny and it swivels Solid Statel ------And it's Guara"t •• d on. fu" yeerr ••• 4 tlm•• long.r completely cordless! '''fllt otlt., leatllrt, malr•• , • Open Daily 9 A.M. 'Til 6 P.M• ------" • t' .. " • • bd 1 '". ",;.. •.....,: _ • - ~--- -...------~------~~~ ...- ,-+-. •• •• ...... ~P .. 'f'*"W. ., i ... WE ;p ...'" ------~ ...... ,~- -- .. - ~------.. -- - ...... - - ...... -~'''''- - -:------"'---,.--.- - - I I G'R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Thursday, September 29. 1966 Page Twelve ,--~------Lakers Beat Pointe Packers Blue Devil Eleven Beats THREE Win Two Tilts uther Port Huron by 53.0 SC4)re St. Thomas sse Poi The Grosse Pointe Packers of ity fo( the All. Arne r i can Football Bo1:J By Dale Eichbauer By Dave Fromm The Blue Devils completely ripped apart Port Hu- League rolled, over the power- Having lost their opener ful Lincoln Park Cats at Kerby ron's Big Reds last Saturday as they won a lopsided 53-0 to the powerful Warriors of Field Sun~~~. contest. The game, the last non-league game before the st. Catherine, the Lakers of Devils iJpen their Border Cities League season, was the St. Paul came back to win The Packers' Freshmen start- first home game of the year for the Grosse Pointe High ed off the afternoon with a their second game of the 20-6 win. Mark Carlson scored School eleven. season, 27-0, by triumphing two touchdowns with runs of 5 After iosing the toss, the the game the Devils led 39-0. over the Bluestreaks of St. yards and 55 yards. Kim Adler Devils kicked to the Red 32. The ball was taken by the Thomas Sunday at Lodge s~ored on a 4-yard run. Jeff After the defense moved them Reds I)n their own 31 and they Field. Stieber scored the point after b<.ck to the 20, the Reds were were able to move it only to the touchdown and ended the scor- 35, from where they kicked. st. Paul won the toss of the forced to punt. The Devils (;.;'in and chose to receive. On ing for the game. ground their way down to t~ After taking the ball on their 46, the Devils moved to the PH their second play, however, The offensive unit standouts 19103 MACK AVr.. 16450 E. WARREN 10 before being stopped. Push. Joe Wilk ~f St. Thomas inter- were quarterback Rick Padilla ed back to the 8, and hoping for 21 on lin ll-yard sweep by cort. 7 MILE RD. COR. OUTER DRIVE Bl cepted Rick Stevens' pass and and the entire team whose the element of surprise, the Potthoff, six-yard dive by Cox, and a pass to Allan Slowik for traveled 10 yards to the line of blocking was tremendous. De- Reds quick kicked on third scrimmage. S1. Thomas gained fensive standouts were Chris down. The ball, taken on the 16 yards. Again Potthoff ran outside his right eoo for a 5 more yards but lost the ball Lami1za, Ron Uppleger, John GE.Y YOUR JUMBO JACK GP 47 was moved to the PH 47 to the Lakers as Bill Gough Buda, Dave Peters, and Dave two plays later on an interfer- touchdown, and with the extra N intercepted a Bluestreak pass Thommason, as they gave up t ence penalty. point good, the Devils led 46-0 \,lith 7:59 left: and ran 40 yards to the S1. only four first-downs for the 'Lucky Numbel COUPONS ••at Long Pass .Click~ Fumble Recovered Thomas 30.yard line. entire game. A pass to end Jim a Donnell The kick to the Reds was Toward the end of the first The Packers' Jr. Varsity, led at the ~3 followed by a sweep, caught on the PH 32. and on quarter, Stevens completed a by quarterback Ernie Nye, kept CUNNINGHAftl'S •••TO.DAYI of the fight end by Jon. St.aryk I third down they fumbled there pass to Mark Smolenski who the winning ways going with an brought the b~ll to within 1 and it was recovered by John ran 30 yards to the S1. Thomas easy 26-0 victory over the Cats. Hi foot of the eno wne. I O'Brien for the Devils. Two 20-yard line. John T\.JndeIli scored 18 points NO OBLIGATION - NOTHING TO BUY! Quarterback Bill Hahn took it : dives brought the ball to the PH In the second quarter, S1. for the Packers with runs of 4 15205 in and with the conversion 117 and on third down a pass to Thomas' quarterbi?lck ~onnected yards, 6 yards and 8 ysrds. Jeff good. the Devils led 7-0 with Ray Brown ~,:ded the drive. for a l5.yard, gain but was DeClair scored two DOints after 4:29 left in the first quarter. The extra poInt made the score forced to punt on' downs. Pat touchdowns. John M-c Car thy scored a touchdown on a 16. After the kickoff, the Devils 153-0 with 5:33 still left in tile Corcoran, playing deep for St. yard ro.n with a recovered successful:y bottled up the Red I game. . Paul, received the punt and offense, and again they were After ~he kickoff, 1:h~ Reds ran 35 yards to the S1. Thomas fumble. The strong Packer de. forced to punt, to the GP 45. An were. ~gal~ held and ag,am punt- 35-yard, line. On the next play, fen 5 e was spearheaded by unsuccessful passing a t t a c k I ed, thIS. hme to the (,P 35 .. A Corcoran again made a long George Heidt, Robert Heidt, plus a Devil holding penalty long drive br?ught the Devlls run to the 5 yard line. Randy Blomquist and Greg forced the Devils into their first to the PH. 2 With only four sec- Smolenski Scores Trupp. .s~ punt of the game. The ball was onds left m the game. A hand. S1. Tbomas took over on their The Packers' Varsity played caught on the PH 15. but was off was fl1mbled and recovered own 8, but the Lakers regained a great defensive battle which fumbled and the Devils recov. by Port Huron, but the game .~ possession of the ball as Gough resulted in a 0.0 tie. The Varsity ered on the ?H 2. After dives ended on that play and they intercepted another pass. With gained 11 first downs to the Lin- ii by Staryk and Hahn failed, were un.able tf) move th.e ball. a first down anri goal to go, coln Park Cats' three first I Staryk ran outside his right end .The fmal sco.re rema~ned 53-~, Smolenski plunged into the end downs for a total of 160 yards ~ for the Devils' second score. With ~he DeVIls scorIng their zone on a quarterback sneak. against 54 yards for the Cats. CD Again the extra point was good, first vlctorr of the season after The extra point attempt was Bob Danforth was the outstand. and at the end of the first quar. last week s defeat by Ann good. ' ing runner for for the Packers, -.. tel' the Devils led 14-0. Arbor. gaining 73 yards in 9 tries. The Statistics In the second half, Dan Suth- entire defensive squad played a ~ O'Donnell Scores erland kicked off for S1. Paul 50,000.00 I) GP PH bruising game, led by Tom After the kit:'koff, the Reds First Downs 19 9 as Sf. Thomas ran 12 yards to Clem, Greg Davis and Dean lost 7 yards and again punted, Cumulative Off. its own 32, but lost yardage on Shier at safety. ~ this time to the GP 45. On sec. Yardage 570 a l5-yard penalty. On its sec- 134 The Grosse Pointe Packers' ond down, -Hahn's pass on the Pun~ 9 ond down, Dave Misiak gained 7L 4 next game will be played at left sideline was batted up. End Punt Yardage 142 22 yards for the Bluestreaks. 156 Southgate on Sunday, October O'Donnell was suddenly under Passes Cl)mpleted 9 5 As st. Paul took o"er again, • 9, against the Southgate Tigers; ~ the ball and raced down the Pass Yardage 152 46 Smolenski completed a past; to the first game starting. time is IN PRIZES sidelines for the third touch. Touchdowns 8 o Gough, running 17 yards to the at 1 p.m. down. The extra point kick was Extra Points 3 o S1. Thomas 10-yard line. How- blc~ked and after only 1:45 gone Kickoffs 10 o ~ver, the Bluestreaks inter- in the quarter, the Devils chalk. KO Yard~ge 221 o cepted Smolenski's next pass, Scandinavian Symphony ed up six more points to lead but were forced to punt on Women Open Season 20-0. downs. Following the kickoff. the Babe Ruth Loop Gongh Goes Over The'Scandinavian Symphony Not Both Corcoran and Hoern. Reds were again held to four Women's Organization opened 1700 plays and their punt went down llolds Banquet schmeyer gained long Laker its 20th season Tuesday, Sep- to the GI" 45. The Devils were yardage, bringing the ball to tember 13, with an evening of suddenly plagued with pena!- By Dave Marstiller the St. Thomas 3 as Gough fashion, fun and food at Jacob. ties and Adam Perkowski's scc. The Annual Awards Banquet drove up the middle for the son's of Dearborn. ond punt of the game went to of the Woods-Shores Babe Ruth touchdown. The extra point H.i.ghlighting the many activi- the PH 17. After stoppin~ the League was a huge success, as attempt was good, giving the ties planned for this 20th Anni. Ki~ Reds again, the Devils took over the crowd attending was the Lakers a 13.0 lead. versary year will be a Scandi- the ball on the PH 24. A dive biggest ever. Toastmaster Mike Hoernschmeyer chalked up navian booth in the Old World by Hubbard followed by a sweep Pastor, with a big assist from 13 mor~ points for st. Paul in Market, sponsored by the Sym- by Cox brought the ball to the vice-president Bud Uhalik took the fourth qua r t eras he phony Women's group, where PH 7. Rob Zink's pass to end care of the awarding of tro- plunged iDlt{)the end zone twice imports fro m Scandianavian JUST FILL OUT STUB OU YOUR JUMBO JACK COUPON AND for touchdowns. Randy Vorhees ended the scor- phies to the All-American countries 'will be available for DEPOSIT IN ANY CUNNIHGHAM'S DRUG STORE OR MAIL TO The last few minutes of play ing drive with 4:52 left in the League Runner-Ups, the All- purchase. JUMBO JACK HEADQUARTERS G. P.O. BOX 333 GENERAL A;,~erican League Champs and were highlighted by a cross- half. With the conversion block. POST OFFICE DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48232 ed, the score at the half was the Aut 0 mot i v e Leagut) body block thrown by Rick SPEED.LESS 26.0. Champs. Fromm which one referee Control that urge to cut loose, Elect to Kick Receiving trophies for Grosse called one of the best he had motorh,l.s - you'll live longer YOU CAN BE A WINNER ANYTIME •••SA"E AND CHECK To begin the second half, t'lle ~ointe Rambler, Auto Champs, seen in many seasons. and enjoy the trip more. Devils elected to take their were Norm :Blohm, manag.er, YOUR JUMBO JACK 'Lucky Number' COlUPONS EACH Transfor choice of field positions to ad- I and C?~ch Len Constantme vance a passing attack, and I alon~ With all oi the boys. Ma!1- ,AND EVERY WEEKI.••YOU MUST HAVE 1HE MATCHING prepa rat thus again kicked off to the age. Roy Bradle~ of Boutm to your: Reds. After receiving the ball Realty_ along With coaches lation b) at their own 35 the Red of. Don Ulmer and Andy Bradley JUMBO JACK COUPON TO BE DECLARED A WINNERI fense finally broke loose. Diving and squad, ac~ePted the Run- call for' through the interior of the line, !1er-Up awar? In ~he :'\ll-Amer- to 5:00 the Reds forged their way down Ican League,. while red Alex- to the GP 19. A passing attack a~der and hiS coaches, Cass FOR WINNING! NUMlBERS POSTED IN brought them to the 5 and on Michaels ~nd Jay Jame:,;, were Feafu fourth down the Red halfback on hand ~Ith sponsor Bob. Brea- went around his 1~ft end to don of MIdland Mutual Life In. OUR STORES AND ItEWSPAPER ADS GI within the 3 before being stop. s~ranc.e, ~ho took the Ch.am- Walchl MORE WiNNING NUMBERS ADDED EACH WEEK. SAVE ALL YOUR ped. plOnshlp 10 the All-Amencan JUMBO JACK COUPONS.... YOU CAN BE A WINNER ANYTIME. , League. Sweeps by Staryk of 14 and I Trophies were also awarded 12 yards and a pass to O'Don., to the All-Star teams of both . Thi nel~ of 14 took the l?evlls to Leagues, but the high spot of Cu~ their ow~ 42 before bemg stop-, the evening was the presenta. ped by mcomplete passes. The I tion of the individual awards...... :;:4 punt was downed on the PH 17. Winning the pitching award for St. Clai The Red offense was unable the All.American League was to move and they were again Gorden Seibert of Midland Mu- . ,,' forced to punt. this time from tual, and for the Automotive " their 23. The punt, however. was League, the winner was Bill I blocked by tackle Paul Halstead Opdyke of Grosse Pointe Ram- SALE DA YS THRU SUNDAY and teammate Jere Hodges reo bIer. .' covered it in the end zone for The Most Valuable Player ',\:,: 1.3OZ. WI. - REG. 1.50 1.00 S'TA-RITE snother Devil touchdown. The A war d of the Automotive conversion was good and with League went to Jeff :Matheus of 2: 15 left in the third period, the Grosse Pointe Rambler and AQUA-NET BRUSH NEW. DAWN tMANTpOWER Devils led 33-0. Bob ZHlman of Boutin Realty The kickoff was taken by the took .the honor for the All. Reds from their own 36 to the A~erlcan League. SEASON TICKETS HAIR SPRAY ROLLERS HAIR COLOIUNG SPRAY Devil 43 before the Devils took . e ~ere very ~leased by the $8 $11 $15 $18 4 CONCERTS Normal - Hard to Hold Assorted Sizes With Free Applicator DEODORANT over following an incomplete fl~e turn out Or: parents and pass on fourth down. Again the fnends, ana were honored also Devil passing attack was foiled, tco ha~e Mayor Ken McLeod, and the punt went to the PH 16. ouncllm.en B 0 ern e r, Cook, Punt Is Bobbled Leah, Pmkos and Hueteman; 49~ S4~ 1.4:3 67~ The Reds' receiver bot-bled D?n Hallman ti~~ Recreation the ball nowever and it was re- Dlrecto!; and i..lttle League ,~. covered' by center Greg Rob- Pre sid e n t; W. K "Luke" bins. A run by Cox to the 4 Lueckho~f. . "'ANTED REGULAR 1.19 l00's - REG. 2.55 8 FL. OZ. - REG. 98~ 30 FREE followed by a run around the We Wish to agam congratu- ,~1 right end by Doug Potthoff cap. late all of the boys for their Boy. 8 throuln 18 '{~~ .. ped a short, two-play scoring play and to thank all of the for CORICIDIN CHOCKS Pepto-Bislmol MYADEC drive. The extra point was good, managers, coaches a~d others I VITAMINS but nullified by a Devil holding who have made thiS season, GROSSE POINTE CHEWABLE FOR . penalty which bro.lght the ball such a success. See you nt-xt > TABLETS WITH PURCHASE back to the 23, from where it Season. OF BOTTLE 1DO'S was no good. With 10:26 left in . ------Bottle 25's VITAMINS UPSET STOMACH District Nursing Society Sets October Meeting ~-u.:lii'7 ASSOCIA,TION 73~ 1.83 67~ m.4U Members of the District Nurs- ru 5-2550 • ing Society will g~ther for their • All boys living in REGULAR 1.50 regular me e tin g Wednesday LUXURIOUS J,OGE l;EArs ..... Grosse Pointe are invited morning, October 5, at 11 INGRA.HAM o'clock, at the Briarcliff drive Leslie Caron - Maur!Ci! Chevalier • All boys registering are GILLETTE home of Mrs. F~ank Sladen, Jr. Louis Jourdan guaranteed skating and Mrs. Hervey Parke will be co. PACER ALARM ADJUSTABLE RAZOR "GIGI" hockey playing time bostess. OUR In Colo!' WITH LACK OF CONFIDENCE Wln::er of II AcadElmy Award. To secure registration forms and any LOW PRIC:: BLADES Success never comes home to SATURDAY MATINEE additional information, pZease contact 2.11 1.19 roost for the man who has no nne Per!ormance-at 2:30 Only faith in his own ability. GUY WUllanls In Mr. W. R. Sides 606 Lincoln Rd. 885-9476 I "CAPTAIN SINBAD" Life caUs for many sorts of I' In Color Douglas Donald Jr .• 882.5185 services. and there is some sort of service for all. g , p Sf r = r t< n- 1m s- . 'ss' nEes' r s r' -. s • • 7 s 2 • be ..------.-- -.-, -," ,Ll--" • , ! ~ .. .} " . ",' ,., "C::., ,'~;:'.) 1'~, '- r 29, 1966 Thursday, September 29, 1966 G R0 SSE POI N TEN EW $' Pag81hirt~ THREE ON ;; ARSITY IOxfOrd, and Dave Smith. '127 either singly or in mus. L u the r.a n East has tbree Anita, are returning lettermen Noted Professor STATEMENT OF OWNERSBJP~ MANAGEMENT AND IHow to Improve Your VocabuIary If you hesitate to enter a dis. Grosse pomte boys. playing who bolster East's line. Larry - CIRCULATION eussicm, your question, or Have you felt lately that your people and adults, will ::eacl1 ask \'arsi ty f 00 t b a 11 this year. 1 Loomis, 603 Anita is a sopho- To Give Lecture 1 . (Act of october 23~1962; Section 4369, Title 39, power of communication is not "Vocabulary Improvement." to rise to the occasion and speak Guards Bob Gamble, 1211 S. more end on tile 'team. United states Code) your piece because of the inse. keeping pace with what you tbose adulb wishing to assist Father Oharles A. Curran, L Date of Filing: September 29, 1966. would like? If you are like most themselves ill methods of in- eurity, uneasiness, and fear of embarrassing h I noted Professop of Psychology 2. Title of Publicatio:l: Grosse Pointe News. of tiI, you feel the same stifling creasing both their writteI, and yourself, t i class is for you. at the Loyola University Grad~ 3. Frequency of Issue: Weekly. limitations of worn out cliches their spokP..n vocabulary u an "The .'Vocabulary improve- ua,te School iIn Chica'go, wUl 4. Location of Known Office of Publioation: 99 Ker' and trite phrases. The cppor. aid to reading, speakinl:. or speak at the Grosse Pointe Uni- ment" class is offered on Mon- The ~67 cheval Ave., Grosse Pointe Farms 36, Michigan, tunity to increase your word writing. tarian Church, Wednesday. Oe- power, your power of communi- Mr. Weskel is also slated to days, beginuing October 10 at 5. Location of the Headquarters or C..ener31:Business tobel' 5, at 8 p.m. : cation. is available in an adult teach his popdar coone in 7:30 p.m. The "Speech" c:.... Father Curran is the first Offices of the publisbers: 99 Kercheval Ave.• Gl"06sePointe education class offered by the "Speech." This course i1; de- begins Wednesday, October 12 speaker in an eight-part lecture Farms 36, Michigan. Department of Community 5er. signed to develop techniques at 1:30 p.rn. for further infor- DODGE series on the Direction of Bu- 6. Names and Adrlresses of Publisher , Editor . IUld vices of the Grosse Pointe Pub- that cope with those sltUdioos mation on how to enrall call man DeveloPment sponsored by Managing Editor. lie Schools. we an face - housewivei or the Department of Community the Adult Educational Com- _ .Publisher, Anteebo publis~ers, Inc., 99 Kercheval Ave., Francis Weske~ well known businessmen - when we must Serftees at TU 5-3808 or TO mittee of the Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Farms 36, Michlgan. and successful ~acher of young communicate with the public, 5.0271. Unitlarian OhUl'dt. Editor, Rebert B. Edgar, 282 Lincoln Road, Grosse REBELLION A Consultant of Commu~ca. Pointe 30, Michigan. . ticns at the Second Vatican 7. Owner (If owed by a corporation. its DlIDleand addresa must Council, F)lther Curran is a dis. be stGted and aJ.s.) Immediately thereunder the namell and addresses of stockholders ownJni -or boldinE 1 percent or more of total { tinguiShed author and eduealot'. amount of stock. H n(1Zowned by a corporation, the names l\nd He will diScuss ways in which addrer;ses of the individual ownen must be given. H owned by a_ passport to prosperity NOW ON DISPLAY partnership or other untncorporatecl firm, ItB "lamea and address, one may E.earch out and find as wen as that of each individual must be given.) adequate life meanings that can Anteebo publishers, Inc., 99 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe 38, ..at also be practical, personal :MlchIJan. - AT vames. Theodore D. Buh1, 260 &idle Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, 36, Michigan. . After his talk, Eli Rubin, .estate of .Anastasia Buhl. deceased. r! Pft.D., head o()f the Deparanent Robert B. Edgu, 282 LIncoln RGad. Grosse Pointe 30, IlI1cb1gan. of Psychology at Lafayette 8. Known bondholders. mortgagees, Ilnd other secur.ity solders owning or holding 1 percent Ol' more of total amount of bonds, Riverview Dodge C I in i e, and the Reverend mortgage. or othe .. securttiefl (If ftlere are non., so state). Charles A. Weisgerber, S.J., of ~Y! ' the University of Detroit, will .~9. Paragraphs 7 and 8 include, in cases where tbe stockhQlder 15205 E. Jefferson VA 3-1660 or security holder appears upon the books of the' compen}' as carry on a dialogue with Father truBtetl or in any other fiduciarY relation, the name of the person Curran. They w'JI question him or corporatIon for whom such trustee Is acttng, also the statements in the two paragraphs shOWthe affiant's full knowledge and belief to bring out his themes and liS to the drcumstances and conditions under which stockholders viewpoints in greatef' depth. and securlts holders whO do not appear upon the books of the company as trustees, bold stock and securlUes in a capacity other e~VE; 8AVI:/ Individual tickets will be than that of a bona fide owner. ames and addresses of individuals available at the door fOt" $1.50 who are st-."Ckholders of a corporation which itself 1-; a stockholder ~tt\ or holder of bonds, mortgages or other securities of the publ1sh1ng eecll. series tickets are still C(17)Oratlon have been included in paragraphs 7 l\I1d 8 when the available at $10 each. Individ- Interests of such incllvlduals are equivalent to 1 }lercent or more of e~ e-qL-~" uals wishing to purchase pckets the total amount of the stock or securities of the pub11sh1ng.cor. P Unicap@ p.,ration. ~ for the series may call tOe 10. This item must be completed for all publications except churah office any weekday. The those which do not carry advertising other than the pubUSher's .'l' MULTIVlT AMINS ~ "'L number is 881-D420. own ami which are named in Section 132.231, 132.232 and 132.233, Postal Manual (Sectlons 43558, 4355b, and 4356 of TUe 39, United ~ States Cod!!), :;:~.~.;.'.;,~ , Average No. Copies Single Issue -A¥i!;~.-. Each Issue DurlJur Nearest to FREE OFFER! • Time to Apply Precedlng 12 Montns FUlng Date Here's Ii simpie, secure ? rr,ore and eech ~ A. Total No. coples print ed w'lI also earn 5% when left - ~ (Net press run) 105,000 13 557 13 700 way to ma\(e your money 'n For Academies B. Paid CirculatioD ' , grow fast.er •.. Manufactur- the account for a minimum of six Free.offer 1. Sales through dealers 24FREE m and carrlers, street ven- ers Special Time Aocounts months. All deposits are listed In the Cong:ressman Lucien N. Ned- dors ana co:mter sales 3,560 3,655 passbook just like your regular 2. Man subscriptions 9,897 in handy passbook form. Right now sav- ) WHEN YOU BUY 180 zi, representing the 14th Dis- C. Total pald circulation lS,4ST ~~ Manufacturers pays 5% on savings ings account. It's that simple. - trict, announced today that he D. Free distribution UnlCllp - wffh nine essential (Including samples) by In amounts o. $1,000 or more on de- is accepting applications from So, if you want to make your savings vitamins - makes every meal mall, carrier or other posit for a minimum of six months. a balanced meal 8S far 8S nor- young men who are interested meBiU No Samples No Samples your patsport to prosperity, open a Eo mal vitamin needs lire con- Total distribution And your account automatically re- in appointments to the UlIlitOO (Sum of C and D) 13,457 13,600 5% Special Time Account at- any cerned. Buy now and AWl.Jt,fI) StJ8tes MiIlitary Academies. F. Office use, left~ver, unac. news after each interest payment of the more than 60 Manufacturers Applican(s must be between counted, spoiled after date so that interest is compounded Offices in the Detroit area. For your prlntlng 100 100, the ages of 17 and 22, high G. Total (Sum of E & F - on interest and your account grows $1.98 ~\ should .qual net press convenience, they're open from 9:30 school graduates, in good phy. run SMwn In A) 13,557 13,'100 and grows. a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through ~tb sical oonditian, and residents of I certify that the statements made by me above are correct and Whenever you wish, you can add to Thursday, and until 7:30 p.m. Friday. \~~ the 14th C<>Qgressional District complete. S which includes the East Side of ROBERT B. EDGAR the account in amounts of $100 or Me","- Federal Depotft lneuranoe Corporation 13/\'d Detroit, Hamtramck, H a r per Woods, and all of the Grosse Pointes. ' Notre Dame Pharmacy In making the announcement, Teens From All Poihtes MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK Nedzi said, "Here is a.n excel. By Cindy Tew 17000 Kerch:;yal, in tile Villa,e TU 5-2154 lent opportunity fur outs-tanding I .'That's my bank" coll( ge-age men to secure an . ------~------_-- education and become officers St. Paul's Is y()ur club, church group in one of the military services 81. Paul's iIigh SChool kicked or schopl doing ,something of MACK-LOCHMOOR JEFFERSON-COPLIN of our oountry. I urge qua'li- off their football season on Sep- community interest? Do you tember 8 willi a Soc. Hop and fied men to consider the ad- know any teen hQat deserves Grosse Pointe Woods Detroit Kitchens of Distinction vanta,ges of such a CM'eer." Bon Fire. The Student Council sponsored this annual event. The recognition? AU news and ideas WARREN-BISHOf Completion of tire foULt'-year for this column are appreciated. training at the U.S. Army, Six Pack played fur the Soc Hop in the new gym, with a shiny Please call Cindy Tew, 'at TU Detroit Navy, Air Force. Coast Guard ~810. and . Merebant Marine Acad- new floor which ~sn 't marred PON AND emies leads to a Baohelw of by any griiny shoes. However, MAIL TO Science degree and an officer's two pain; of shoes were left over ERAL commission. after the dance. Applicants shoold write to The Bon Fire was started at 10 p.m., after the dance, in the ICongressman Luderi N. Nedzi, 1130 Longworth Office Build. parking lot. Among the speak- ing, Washington, D.C. 20515 be- ers at this event were Mr. Lauer - CABINOS fore October 7, 1966 in oroer to and Mr. Shainy, the two coaches, Gary Piche, the captain, Mark Transform your present kitchen into a sparkling food be cleal'ed for. pr.aliminaTY Civil Servire ex:amimtions held Smalenski, the co-captain, and preparation center ... individually designed and built in Detroit in November. lfather Wa11aee. AlERI MOTORS AN'IOUNCES: , War Memorial to you!"specifications. Com~lete planning and instal- The next two Othersides. the lation by professional buildprs ....Architectural service, MilicFund Association teen night club held at the Fries call for free estimates. Visit our showroom 8 :00 a.m. Will Meet October 4 Ballroom, are scheduled for to p.m. October 8 and October 22, The 5:00 The Milk Fund As<"oeiation bands will be announced a week has scheduled a meeting next before they are to play. Featuring Tuesday, October 4. at 12:30 • • • l ELECTRIC o'clock, at the Oxford road home Do you p.njoy skiing? 1>0 you GENERAL of Mrs. John M. Lesesne. want to learn h t' starting October 4. The cost is $20 for eight lessons. Ameviean. The addition of this new 5-year or 50,ODO-milewarranty marks the beginning . '" '" of the 1967American Motors. 1967- the year we've been planning' for and pointing toward. Neighborhood Club Do you feel insecure? Need the year we bring you cars full of today's spirit a~d enthusiasln, bursting with todays somenrotection? Take up Judo! MeIcImm & Smith Nllrsery Sales .Tudo for Teens will be held for ideas. The 1961cars from the 1967Arllerican Motors. Justwait till you see them. October 6. 10 weeks at Brownell Jr. fJigh S c h 0 0 I starting Wednesday, 9JXM1Jut,~ October 5. The hOur-Ion2 in- stru eti on, 6:30-7:30. will be 17750 MACK AVE. TUxedo 5.5433 hul!'ht bv Frank Aul, hoMer of the black hplt. The 10 lessons THE1967 AMERICAN IMOTORS cost only S10. SEEAMBAss.-MARUN-REBlL -RAMBlER AMERICANATYOURAMERICANMOTORS/IIIBLEI DEALEIl.OCTOBEBI '" .. Gvmnastics for Teens will bl" , heM for 10 weeks at ". Thursday, September 29, 1966 '.. Page Fourteen G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W.5 Orosle 'fcslnte New. II MemoricilCenter Schedule I What Goes On PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. Open Daily 9 a.m .• 9 p.m. at' OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL Sunday 12 nooil • 5 p.m. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICffiGAN 48236 Yonr Lihrary second Class Postaga Paid at Detroit, Michigan September 29 .• October 6, 1966 , By. Virginia Leonard By SIBYL All Memorial.sponsored activities open to the Grosse FULLY PAID CIRCULATION * Something And Then Some • • . for everyone. The Pointe Public. I Phone TU 2.6900 Hospital equipment available .for free'loan. crutches What's new? In. books, th$t I've quite recently read THE long awaited nail enamels by Estee Lauder. The Member MIchIganPress AssoctaUonaridNationalEditorialAlIlIoc1at1on ' , is. What books is America SECR.ET OF SAN T A VIT. wide range of colors take their cue frem current NATIONALADVERTISINGREPRESENTATIVE wheel chairs, heating lamps and hospital beds! . reading? And why? There are TORIA, . by Robert Crichton fashion shades and are now available at Trail Ap. Weekly NewspaperRepresentatives.Inc. t thi ( th ~ nfth Avenue.NewYork1a.NewYork BYrant9-7300 GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LI. several ways 0 answer s au or of THE GREAT 1M. pothecary Shop, l21 Kercheval. 333 NorthMlchlga~Hl~~~~OFF~~~ne FInanclalll-2214 BRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on duty Tuesday; Wednesday, question. We might.suggest that POSTER) and .can recommend ______, Thursday, 10 a.m .• 4 p.m. Volunteer consultant on duty you read all the ,book reviews it with great enthusiasm. This • A Fashion Approach . . . to ROBERT B. EDGAR. EDITOR aM GENERAL MANAGER Friday 2.4 p.m. TU 1.4594. . . in all the book reviewing media novel, to be reviewed on Oc. decorative paper and leather WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISINGMANAGER 'Thursday September 29 ~~:~b~iM~~hB~~K t~~Ji~; ~~~~e~~' c~ar;:~~'r:;::: ~:~ accessories are the stylized JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY ,. . section, the. SATURDAY RE- is both serious and comic. It JAMES J. NJAIM .. . NEWS 9:15 a.m. Junior League Glee Club, Rehearsal VIEW, TIME, the NEW YORK. deals with a hidden cache of designs of Laura Lee Linder PEPPER WHITELAW NEWS *10:00 a.m. ~rail~e Transcription Class, Mrs.' McNamara, ERr, BOOK WEEK, reviews in wine in a small Italian village which are found at the Mer. maid. GLORIA WOLFCALE ADVERTISING *4'00 Betf teel M Ell C '1 t ::tl:a~ihe~a~~~~di~31Sw~hi:~ ~:,in:n 'i;:l~e:a~el~;r ~~~ is MARY LORIMER ADVERTISING *4'30' p.'~; Bane ..a ~ry CI en To~perd' L~slliructFor have a special section devoted • NANCY BUSCH . ADVERTISING : p.m. a room nancmg, ass, e an I an or- Another subJ'ect prominent in Cast Light .•. on the decorating subject. For formal ...... rest Instructors to this subject. We might also . elegance, the perfect choice would be the pair of JOHN MacKENZIE BUSINESS *7:30 p.m. Gro~se Pointe War 'Memorial Association, suggest that you attend a ~l ;~uou~~~~r~~t:~e\nNa:-~ crystal and brass lamps with precisely pleated JOANNE EASON...... ACCOUNTS Annual Dinner and Meeting course , given by Robert M. thoughts of a very authoritative shades, as seen in the window of Maurice Wood, ALBERTA WILKE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING *8:00 p.m. Thursday Night Dance Club for Adults Ted Orr, our Director, offered by commentator, you will want to 70 Kercheval. ONNELLEE KOENJlT CLAS~IFIED i\DVERTISING and Lillian Forrest, Instructors ' theServicesDepartmentof the ofGrosseCommunityPointe hear the review on November • ELIZABETH STEPHENS. . CIRCULATION F'drl ay, Sep tem ber 30 Pli'blic School system, entitled 3,Bernardof ViET.NAMB. Fall. ThisWITNESSis a col.by Would You BeliEve . a key plaque could be a *10:00 .a.m. O'dCCI en t aI an dO' nental FIoral. Design: Un- "Books America is Reading- lecton of twenty.six articles. small gay miracle, as well as all that useful? At- and Why". This series starts Th tach your keys and you'll NEVER lose them in that usual floral, dry, fruit and combined ar- October 6' and continues e author (who also Vlrote big handbag. Ours are har.d-painted on four inch Mother's Night in Schooi rangements for table, mantle; door, and ~:x.eight weeks, concluding on I Tb~' T~~,VIE~-NAM~) shreds focal points throughout the home taught by December 1. t e 10~l~ behind varlo~s stat. wooden disks-vngetables, flowers, fruits, bugs and Mixture of Fear Delight Mrs. Richard T. Gerathy, Special emphasis ,ed .posltlon~, ~nd agam and such . , . four dollars. Get or give a smile, heaven l on holiday arrangements. $25 for ten les- ' The first book to be reviewed a;~~~~c;ts hls finger on the real knows how many times a day. They're really some. By Pep~r Whitelaw was trapped. But to my res(;ue sons. Enroll now. . (and already on the Best Seller p ~. thing inspired . . . The Darits-The League Shop, "Schools on Schedule" was came the smiling instructor, 12:00 noon G:rosse Pointe Real Estate Counsellors I list) will~ THE LASTBATTLE On November 1.0,Allen Dulles' 98 Kercheval. more like ":Mother Off Sched. she was just going to explain Luncheon and Meeting . ' by Cornelius Ryan (also author THE SECRET SURRENDER • ule" last night. For those of so~e things about the test. Re. 1 00 G' . . of THE LONGESTDAY). Here will be under discussion. This A HG:ndsome Jad(~ Stone ... is set in platinum with you who might not know, this I prleve! Too shaken to get much : p.m. rosse P?~nte Garden Center MaIlmg, House we have an account of the last book-informative, challenging two d.iamond baguettes. This ring is a collector's is a regular activity at the I I!10reout of the class, I was ~e. TC;lUrMa~lmg three weeks of Nazi Germany and entertaining-is the story of item and makes a perfect gift for a man who likes Junior High Schools to acquaint lie~ed to hear that now familiar *1:00 p.m. 011 MedIa Class, Zuble- Katchadoorian, In- in April, 1945, the target city Operati (, -,. 'r '. - ., :,,~ . ,( ....:~~'~.:<.~.~I"I{~~f}"""'f?t:"f~>~~.~~~~j"'~~.. , 10-. .t" . .~ " f ,-/ i.: :;' Thursday,September 29, 1966 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifte8lt: Collecting Books for AAUW Sale , . AAU'YV Is Preparing ForU sed Book SaIe .... Thousands Of Items, Fietion And Non-Fiction, Pa~r • backs, Magazines And Records, Will Be . Available October 6 and 7 Books, books and more books are piling up in homes and garages throughout The Pointe as the Grosse Pointe Branch of Amencan Association of University Women readies itself fol. its- fourth annual Used Book Sale. The sale will 'oe held at~------the War Memorial Center in like to donate the m to the Lakeshore road, :;tarting on AAUW sale may call Mrs. Ro- WOMEN'S Thursday OctobE-r 6, from :;ert Bogan, TU 2-5266 or Mrs. 11 to 9 o'clock ar.d continu- John Mat:Kay, '!'U 2-6206, to ar- I ing Friday, October 7 from range for collection service. 110 to 9 o'clock. Proceeds from the sale will I Collected marked and soded Ibe used for graduate fellow- Short and to I are fiction: non-fiction, paper'l ships fo~' women. ~he AAUW From Another Pointe backs, children's books, maga. ~ello~~hip Fund gIves finan- The Pointe zines and records. "We have Clal ala to colJege women from of View . books covering a1most every this counti'Y and abz:oad "lor subject," states Mn;. John Mac. post-graduate study and re- MICHAEL J. PADILLA, son Kaj'. Book Sale chairman, "tra. search. / , I of MR. and MRS. DAVID J. By Janet Mueller vel, gardening, mystery, history Aiding Mrs. MacKay are:ber PADILLA, 'Of Prestwick read, is and humor. Book lovers will committee chairmen: A~rs. Rie. I'figning as King of the Uni. have a field day." hard Edwards, promotion; Mrs. V!ay back at the beginning of the summler, we versity of Detroit's Fall Car- I nival Wee k, Septem'ber 26 The biggest lure will be the Frank Thompson, finance; Mrs. promIsed you news-as we received it-of a new and bargain prices. :Most of the Robert Bogan, collection; Mrs. through ilO.Mike was sponsored exciting organization, The Memorial Players, dedicated books are priced from 10 to 35 Edward Bunn, sales; Mrs. Thad- to the presentation of Religious Dra1TIa. by his fraternity, Phi Sigma Kappa, and will preside over . b k f . Plhoto by Eddie McGrath. lr. cents for paperbacks and mag9.- deus Ketchum, marking; Mrs. zines. David Howell, set-ups; Mrs. y/e've just received word that the Players' first Homecoming Festivities. Gathermg 00 s rom _all The LIterature items; promotion chairman Pointes, to be re-sold October 6 and 7, MRS. RICHARD EDWARDS, marking Anyone in the area who has Harold Mistele, salvage; and be offermg, ~ndre Obey's "Noah," will presented at • • • at the Grosse Pointe V/ar Memoriall are chairman MRS. THADDEUS KETCHUM books, magazines 01 records Mrs. William Waugaman, pub. Grosse Pomte Memorial Church the evenings of Novem- LEONTINE KEANE, of Harv- he wishes to discard and would licity. ber 17 and 18 - and there'll be a special matinee per- ard road, director of Radio-TV members of the Grosse Pointe Branch of and MRS. URBAN W. BORESCH. Sale fcrmance Sunday, November 20. Publicity at Wayne State Uni- the American Association of University proceeds will be used to provide graduate versity, is serving as a perman- Women's Used Book Sale committee fellowships for women. Book donations lege for women. ~"n, THEODORE LEE, Septem- ber 12. Mrs . .Hinz is the former . Alive with enthusiasm as The Memorial Players ent panelist on "Writing With (left to right), general chairman MRS: are VERY welcome - a call to Mrs. • • • MRS. ELDEN C. BAUMGAR. GRACIE GILLIKIN, daughter fmally swings into action are members of its d~dicated Writers ill," a WSU series of- JOHN MacKAY, 'assisted by young MacKay, at TUxedo 2-6206, or Mrs. TEN has returned 10 her Loch. of MR. and MRS. LEE GIILI- producti.o~ staff and cast, headed by producers Mr. and fering practical advice to writ. LACHLAN MacKAY, who already has Robert Bogan, at TUxedo 2-5266, will moor boulevard. heme after a KIN, of Williamsburg, Va. Pa- Mrs. WIlham C. Porter and director Rae (Mrs. Louis ers through disc'lssions with his eye on several of the Children's bring the pick-up wagon to your door. ternal granrlparents are MR. L.) Boerbas. professionals, which debuts --'------_---.:=----,------vacation in the Orient. She October 5 on WDET. spent most of her time in Tokyo and MRS. T. A. HINZ, of Lake- REA, of Harcourt road, vice CORNELL (Patricia Schade), sponsored by Wayne State Uni. and Hong Kong. land avenue. Great.grandmother . ~verseeing set design Clndconstruction is. Mrs. Jus- • • • president MRS. HAROLD A. of Aline drive ,announce the versity at the University of . '" is MRS. R 0 S E HILLEN- tm GIltner. Mrs. John H. Wood is creating costumes, MR. and MRS. STEPHEN D. . SCHAILL, of Kensington road, hirth of a son, GARY MICHAEL, Munich. She is a German ma- Receiving her Bachelor of BRAND, of St. Clair avenue~ Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Johns and Mr. and Mrs. William BRADLEY, JR., of Cloverly and MRS. PAUL W. WILLIAMS, September 10. B k road, announce the birth of jor. Science degree and Elementary • • • o ram are handlir.g sound and musical effects, and their second child, a daughter, of Country Club drive. Miss * • • * * * Teacher's Provisional Certifi- Participating in the 18th an- Mrs. Charles Wright, III, is responsible for props and ANNE MICHELE, September Beck is participating in the RITA "TERRY" HERZ, of R H EA' REID TOPPING, cate from Eastern Michigan nual conference of the Michi8an Club's 1966.67 study program on set dressing. 15. Mrs. BMdley is the former Harcourt road, was among daughter of MRS. FREDERICK University recently w~s Pointer Association of Hospital Auxili- the theater; her special field is * * * ELIZABETH MILLER, daugh- students representing 50 Aml::ri- M. ALGER, of Lincoln road, SANDRA A. SCHENCK. aries October 10 and 11, at the "Realism in the l~th Century." Ji< • • In charge of publicity is Mrs. Leander McCormick- ter of the GEORGE A. MIL- can universities who departed resumed her studies at Bennett Jack Tar Hotel in Lansing, will Mrs. Sehaill is a member of the from New York aboard the S.S. College, Millbrook, N.Y., last MR. and MRS. THEODORE be MRS. WILLIAM NAGEL. of Goodhart. Progr3rn chairmen are the'Rex Ciavolas, Rob- LERS, of Yorkshire road. Pa- 90th anniversary commemora. Rotterdam Friday, September ert Bokram is taking care of the lights, Carole Roller ternal grandparents are MR. Thursday, September 22. Rhea ALLEN IDNZ, of St. Clair Bedford road. • tive committee. 16. She'll begin a year of, study is a senior at the two-year col. Shores, announce tlie birth of a (Continued on Page 2'7): !he make-~p. MarH)'n Me~er and Peggy Keeney are serv- ~,~SV:~~?~a~:BRAD- • • • mg as aSSIstants to the dIrector. I . ••• BARON and BARONESS AN- DERS RAMSAY of Sollentuna, ~olDt~ m~mbers of the Worn- Mrs. Douglas Smith is treasurer. Mrs. Thomas Baum- Sweden, announce the birth of a garten and Mrs. Charles Gauss, II, will be in charge of, an s Hi~torl~al Club, c?ITently ticket sales celebr~tmg Its 90th ..nmversary son Friday September 16, he .is . year, mclude MRS. THOMAS their third child but their first boy. Baroness Ram say was Heading th~ cast, dS "Noah," will be M. Whitney BOYp, of Harvard road, a past formerly BETSY WALDBOTT, McCutcheon. Mrs. Geno Cioe will portray Noah's Wife, ~~~ldent; MISS. ELSIE M. of Balfour road, daughter of and their three sons will be played by Donald McC9- K, of LakepOmte. avenue, MRS. JOHN EHRLICH, of Essex DR. and M.RS. GEORGE L. nachie, William Bok/am and Jeffrey Cornelius. drive, MRS. WILLIAM A. POST WALDBOTT. .( Mrs. Oscar B Marx III Barbara Ericksen and Sally of ~uekingham road, a past '. . . . " . presIdent. MRS THATCHER Le PIa wiH appear as the three young girls. Armistead ,. . MR. and MRS. RONALD L. J. Burwell has what sounds like the most interesting part of all: He'll appear as "A Savage." . And of course, ull the animals will take. a turn on stage, including The Bear, (John Shorter), The Monkey~ (Phil Porter), The Lion, (Mrs. Harvey Burr), The Tiger, (Louis Lee), The Cow, (Steve Dykstra), and The Elephant, (Bob Erickson). * * >It Jingle Bells - Already? That faint tinkling you ~an ALMOST hear is the sound of this season's tirst string of Jingle Bells, an- nouncing the 1966 Planne.d Parenthood Christmas Mart. The Mart, at Downtown Detroit's Veterans' Memorial Building, opens Tuesday evening, October 25, and closes at 5 0'.~lock Thursday afternoon, October 27. It'll be a fabulous affair, as always, with a full THIRTY spedalty shops participating, (that's more than any other Mart in existence!) . * • * More Jingle Bells will ring out at Mrs. W. E. Fish's Bishop road home October 10, when members of the Grand Marais Garden Club gather for a 1 'o'clock meet- ing and an exhibit of Chi"istmas decorations fashioned (Continued on Page 21) .\. A 4" wedge of Steuben crystal d'eese gleams with bright airtraps; upon it crouches a mouse of 18k gold, $550. Jbt ..hops of CHARLES w. WARREN & COMPANY W4tlo1t-Pi~t'" H~O WASHINGTON BOULEVARD ,~ . , 1~- p , .f < .. Thursda~ P.~ Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS lhursday, September 29, 1966 Society News Gathered from All of the I)ointes Patri Mrs. Gerald R. Mehl ' .Mrs. Bertram R. Lerchen III Miss Dargel Bride Uulia Montgomery Mar Weds Cierald Mehl St. Phi!omE Of B.R. Lerchen, III Rel Appliques Of Alencot'l Lace And Seed Pearls Accent Home In Detroit Awaits Newlyweds Upon Their Return Bride's White Peau de Soie Gownj Attendants "om Vacation In Eastern States: Reception Wear Aqua And Turquoise Crepe Frocks An Em At Wer Memorial Follows Rites bodice of • St. Paul's on the Lakeshore was the setting' for the Chapel trail Setting for the Saturday morning wedding of Judith Friday evenin~t rites at which Julia Ann Montgomery, of Friday eve! Dianne Dargel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. St. Clair avenue, and Gerald Richard Mehl spoke their Dargel, of R~dnor circle, and Bertram R. Lercheli, III, marriage vows. ~------bdde of Orr son of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Lerchen, Jr., of Highland The R(;;verend Fat her Wearing a floor length aqua She wore Park, was St. Paul's on the Lakeshore. William J. Downey officiat- and turquoise crepe gown, fash- illusion veil Father John Hall offici.~ ed at the cerem::my. The ioned with an Empire bodice and carried b'd d ht f th 1 and flowing back panel, was gardenis, s1 Cited at th~ 11 o'clock cer~ ISoloists Choir n e, aug .er 0 ~. ate h 0 nor attendant Cathe~'ine ivy. mony, whJch was followed , Mrs, C. V. Montgomery, of Crowther. bY.3 reception at the. Grosse IWith Symphony Lakepointe a v e n u e , was A reception Pomte War MemorIal. given in marri.age by her Bridesmaids, in frocks iden. Ballroom of T tical to that of the maid of followed the l The bride's peau de .oie gown brother, Patrick Montgom. honor, were Mrs. William Love, in St. Philon featuM an Empire bodice, ery. the bridegroom's sister; Mrs. which The Re, trimmed with bugle beads, She wore a white peau de Richard Gow, the bride's sister; Millan officiat pearls aDd embroidery, aDd a soie gown, trimmed with ap. an i Mrs. Charles Campbell. The bride is matching riding coat. pliques of A1encGn la~ and Rosalie Montgomery, another Dr. and Mrs Her silk illu,ioa veil feU from seed pearls, styled wi th a sister of the bride, was junior Kelley, of Lo a small crown of pearls aDd s coo p e d neckline, coni rolled attendant. husband is the beads, aDd ,he carried white sheath skirt and Chapel train. Their headpieces were deep phine Donley, orchid •. Her bouffant silk illusion veil fell from a cluster of ro51l blos- turquoise velvet bows, and Naney Dargel Wal ber sister'. they carri~d cascades of tur- honor attendant, and bride .. Gerald , maids were Mrs. Robert Dal'gel, s~~ carried an arrangement quoi.se carnations and ivy, with Jr., Karen Henke and junior of ~hite roses, l)tephanot:s and stephanotis accents. brideimaid Luanne Darge!, an- ivy, centered with two Amazon The bridegroom, son of Mr. (Continued I ot&r iifter of the bride. lilies. (CoDttnUed OD Page 17) and Mrs. Clare Their A line frocki of wbeat Ciair avenue, : gold Saki cloth were trimmed taert to act as with pun, and they wore P:h<:lto by Eddie McGrath, lr. Ham Haynor, mat.ehiDg Dior headbGwl. Their Speaking their wedding vows in 81. Paul's on the Scene of the Friday evening wedding of JULIA and Charles Me flowers were yellow Sbasta dai. Leskeshore Saturday morning were JUDITH DIANNE ANN MONTGOMERY,of St. Clair avenue, daughter of The brideg sies aDO yellow and rust mums. DARGEL, daughter of the Robert C. Dargels, of Radnor the late Mrs. C. V. Montgomery, of Lakepointe avenue, wore a mint ~ Beit man was DaJliel Colucci, tung ensemble Victor Bratta, Alan Bratta and Circle, and Mr. Lerchen, son of-Mr. and Mrs. Bertram and Mr. :Mehl,son of the Clarence Mehls, of St. Clair accessories, an Theodore Beausoleil, the bride- Lerchen, Jr., of Highland Park. avenue, was St'. Paul's on the Lakeshore. white Amazon I groom'. u D de, 5 e a ted the After a rece ~ts. Elizabeth Can OAR Hail, the newl~ Mr.. Dargel. ch06e. for her Church Women To Have Retreat Detroit Sorosis Live at the exdusive Shore Club Florida vacatil datJgbter's wedding aud the re- To Hear Book Revi.ew with its beautifW trees, its p1eas- make their hOi eeptiOD, alt eMemble of mint Meets Tuesday ing architectural design. Enjoy aA avenue. greeD silk worsted, with a fwenj~ stroll in the fresh, crisp matching hat and bone aeees. The members of Detroit Soro. iJir of uke St. Clair. Our private sQrietl. She pinned a eybidium Yacht Harbor, heated swimming orchid to her purse. sis will meet on Tuesday, Octo. Engc Mrs. L e r c hen, the bride- ber 4, at the home of Mrs. Don- l'Oaf and Club House are for your gr\lGm's mother, wore a dress al Jenkins in Hampton road. pleasure. The Iivabffity and con- and matching jacket of winter Following a 12:30 o'clock 'tenience of this Iocanon wm bear rose silk damask, a feathered luncheon aDd business meeting, **~...*** ~r investigation. 1.2.3 bed- hat it! a deeper shade of pink, Mrs. James C. Bolles will an. * * room apts. from $160. nounee the program, a travel * and winter rose acce.ssQries. * .,. R.... t Mono .... WIll lie She pinned camellias to her film, prestnted by the Michigan * * DeIft"tecI " Show v.. ~ pUl'fe. Gas Company. • PIIOlie 77S-U80. When they return from a va- cation in the Eastern State., the EXPERIENCE I~l .. J~8Ofl, tit NIAe Mile ~ newlyweds will make their bome The tbfng5 we learn after It. AoNc.~ in Detroit. school age comes under t~ hea~ins of compulsory educa. ~~ R' HOMER WNUlIS4 • «& tion. o ,;.':'- Phot, Planning a ~ are JULIA SMITH and Ja tleth".aite, who was announced ning, at a p: . friends and tel the bride-elect' Outfitters to Ladies of TraditWnal TtUite and Mrs. Ken Smith, of Beau Miss Smith B.A. degree in the University If an you ask where she affi pha Delta Pi : a member of terhood. Her fiance, : SALE for is a Mrs. Fred H. of Colonial ro uated from th4 99 MIchigan, whel with Lambda 14 REG. 20. & 23. ternity, with a diamond, Marketing. Writers' MR. and MRS. ROBERT A. Some 500 b PATTERSON (Helen Hansen), FAMOUS MAKE you're making tablished write of Hollywood avenue, aDDOUDee to participate the birth of a daughter, HAR. DARK COTrON DRESS,ES, nual Writer's THA HELEN, September 11...... held at Oaklan JUST RIGHT FOR THE urday, October' Enjoying an August crulJe in a 'big mi!;take! by the Univer the Mediterranean w.. DAVID I~DIAN SUMMER Continuing :-..d C. MeKEE, of Ridgema.at road. professional D DAYS AHEAD Writer's Club, will open at close at 4:30 Why no.t ask for the bes1: to begia. with! ALSO AVAILABLE - - - It win DOt cost 1'011more. The Mitchell's DARK COrrON SUITS Diamond cutting determiin~s a diamond-. 99 value .•. and we offer the finest Antique Shop 19 REG. 30. Def:fdt , .. &e,,-.. · cut diamonds in the. worlcl. ADd we are with continue, tit an • Handson,e I-Iorse quite prowl thatweh~ ..ve.the finest GCcektwJkd pa~ .Weathervane, 49x28", MIL TOZER Here, in plITt: s~ in fine condition diamonds available in QIDY price range. IIcoUedor's ium • Fireplace fixtures in IIskil" ,hape We invite you to CODlI8 in and learJ1l. m iron and brass Plan one day day. Schedule ...'"""1sleeved. ciiamDDds ••• of chores, ai; • Delightful additions to about fine our diamonds. activities wha 190. change of pa our collection of your sole aim some lazy pu 6laci • ClllQQ/d.l3inuon prints and glassware to you ... rc beauty routln comes, you • Several oriental export completelY re pieces 76 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE FARMS Anthony's Valente 9~welers 115 Kercheval • 2 Oriental rugs ANN ARBOR Grosse Pointe, Mich. BIRMINGHAM TV 5.99'5 17331 MACK 107 TOw'lStntl UMt. NeH Dnd St. Clai,) Birmingham, NIGh. 16601 E" Warren 6I1.mJ TU 2-4742 at Kensington Rei. TU 1-4800 .. 7 72177777572777 27777277777 s •• srtCct,rsssssrsssssrsssssrsccssrsssss ---:-~~---~--~'; __ "~"~,~t~#b~""" ...3 .... ------a---n Thursday, September 29. 1966 G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S ------....:.-_------Page Seventeen nber 29, 1966 .... ltes Woman's Page .' • • by, of and for Pointe Women Patricia An n Kelley Mrs. F. B. Zimmerman Invite Women To Find Selves Grosse Pointe women and ticular concerns and goals. The 'Miss Russell Wed lery their friends may now enroll in the new ,lInvestigation Into final meeting will be a group T M Z· Marries Mr. Donley discussion o~ the changing role 0 a~ Identity" course offered by the ()f women m today's complex rim• me~ rm n Continuum Center of Oakland society. This will be held at the Mehl St. Philomena Church Is Setting For Evening Rites; University. The seven.session Continuum Center on the Oak. Reception At Whittier Hotel Follows program will be offered at the land University campus. Pair Will Make Their Home In East Outer Drive When ~d Pearls Accent Grosse Pointe War Memorial on The purpose of the psychologi. They Return Frl)m Florida Vacatio,,: Reception I; Attendants Friday Ceremony Wednesdays from 9 to 12 noon, beginning October 5. cal assessment is to help uch At Gourmnt House Follows Cel'f:Smony ipe Frocks An Empire gown of white satin, fashioned with a woman understand herself. It The program is a coordinated is not designed to offer inten- At a candlelight service September 17, in Grosse le setting- for the bodice of .appliquecl ~h.antilly lace and a lace-edged one which includes personal as- sive counseling or to arrive at Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church, Joan Elizabeth Rus- 1 Montgomery, of Chapel tram,. was PatrICIa Ann Kelley's choice for the sesment and educational, volun- specific decisions and conclu- sell daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter L. Russell, of Loch- Mehl spoke their Friday evemng ceremony at which she became the teer and employment valuations sions. It will help 'her to recog- mo~r boulevard, w~s married to Frederick B. Zimmer. bride of Orrie C. Donley, Jr. by staff members at the Center nize her interests, appraise her who are experts in these respec- man son of the Bernard Zimmerrnans, of St. Clair Shores. She wore her lace-edged 0/-- abilities, evaluate her attitudes , ~~._------a floor ien~h aqua tive fields. The COurse was de- The double ring c€remony . ,e crepe gown. fash- illusion veil mantilla style, Orrie C. Donley, of Flint. and standards-in other words, signed to assist women in find- to find her own "identity." was followed by a reception rame De Grayes and Mrs. Gary an Emllire bodice and carried a bouquet of Kathleen Kelley served as her ing a more creative place in at St. Clair Shores' Gourmet Braun,. of WIn~sor, Onto Ig back panel. was gardenis, stephanotis and sister's maid of honor, and Mrs. the coniemporary home and From this assessment, she can H TheIr headpIeces were two- ttendant Catherine ivv . Robert H. Barrette, Jr., was' community. then decide realistically what ouse. . tone pink roses, and their bou- • . .. matron of honor. Their floor she wants to make of her time The bride, given in marrIage quets were fa s h ion e d of A reception In t~e, cryst:llilength, deep rose gowns were At the first session, Mrs. Pris- and talents. She may choose to by her' father, chose a white matching roses and ivy. ds. in frocks iden. Ballroom of T~e Wh,l.her H?tel trimmed with velvet ribbon and cilla Jackson, director, will ex- It of the maid of plain the role of the Continuum acquire more education, to seek silk organza o.ver bouquet taf- Walter L. Russell, Jr., was followed t~e 6.30 0 clock ntes th~ir headpieces were rosebud meaningful volunteer work Or to )lrs. William Love, Center and what it offers to the feta ~own, WIth ~enesc lace best man, Seating the guests in . st. PhIlomena Chu~ch, at wreaths. They carried matching find a job. The services of three oom's sister; ~. whIch The. ~everend AnJus Me" rosebud bouquets. individual, mature woman. In- accentmg her bodIce, belled were Kenneth Zimmerman and Continuum advisers are avail- ski~t and detachable Chapel Larry Rotale. v, the bride's sister; Millan offICIated. B 'd 'd' d s l'den formal discussion at tables of Charles Campbell. . . rl esmal s, In resse - . able, without furf. 'ler charge, to tram. The bride's mother wore a The bride IS the daug~ter of ticai to those of the honor at- six each will follow, each led I'ltgomery. another I those who have taken the test. Her elbow length silk iIlus- lime green silk dress and Dr. and Mrs. Frank James tend ants we're the 1>ride's cou- by a woman who has already e bride, was junior ing. ion veil fell from a Princess matching coat, while the bride- Kelley, Lothrop road. Her sin, MClr~ Rose Ponsetto, of To- been through the "Investiga. ?f I For further information, .call crown of white lace points groom's mother chose a beige hu~band IS the son of Mr~. Jose- luca, Ill., and Margaret Kor- tion Into Identity" course. Idpieces were deep Oakland University, 338.7211, trimmed with seed pearls and chiffon dress with a matching , .\ phme Donley, of DetrOit, and reck. Flower girl was Laurie During the next four sessions, ~elvet bows, and Rxtension 2147. crystals. Her bouquet fash- lace jacket. Both mothers \ Van Horn. special tests on values, inter- d cascades of tu!'- ioned of white rose~, steph- chose white orchid corsages. ests, abilities and aptitudes will If you can't prevent people ltions and ivy, with Acting as his c~usin's best anot\s and ivy, glads centered The newlyweds, vacationing Gerald Mehles be administered by the staff from tracking abrasives into accents. man was John Notaro. Ushers with a gardenia corsage. in Florida, will return to make I were James Kelley, the bride's psychologist, Dr. Gerald Stlf. your home, you'd bet t e r do igroom, son of Hr. In E m p i r e-waistec, floor I their home in East Outer drive. (Continued from Page 16) brother, Robert H. Barrette,. The sixth session will be de- something about protecting the length frocks of two-tone pink ------_ ed 00 Page 1'7) and Mrs. Clarence )lehl, of St. George Serra and a not her voted to an individual one-hour finish on your floors. Clean the ... ;: ....::. silk shantung were Mrs. Walter DESIRE '\ Clair avenue, asked Tom Tee- brother of the bride, First Lieu- .interview with Dr. Self who Willi wood, fill in the scratches, apply L. Russell, Jr., who served as' Genius may light its own fire, taert to act as best man. Wi!- tenant Frank E. Kelley, on leave interpret and review the tests in thin coats of fresh, white shellac her sister-in-Iaw's m,atron of I but it ta.ke a l?t of ambition liam Haynur, William Porter from Germany. JOAN ELIZABETH RUSSELL, daughter of the relation to the individual's par- and then wax. hOTlor, and bridesmaIds Lor- to kee~ It burnmg. and Charles McKinnon ushered. The mother of the bride wore Walter L. Russells, of Lochmoor boulevard, and Mr. The bridegroom's mother a floor length, Empire gGwn of Zimmerman, son of the Bemard Zimmermans, of St. were a mint green silk sha~l' pale blue brucade, and a gar- Clair Shores, were married September 17, at a candle- tung ensemble with matching dema corsage, while the bride. light ceremony in Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian accessories, and a corsage of groom's mother chose an emer. Church. white Amazon lilies. I aId green Empire gown and a I HARBOR After a reception at Revere corsage of Amazon lilies. . Hall, the newlyweds left for a, The newlyweds, vacationing ve Shore Club Florida \'acation, They willi in Grand Bahama ~sland, w~ll Mr. Cruickshank To Claim Bride rees, its pleas- make their home in St. Clair ,.return to make theIr home 1D :sign. F.njoy an avenue. Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. etlris Ever- where she affiliated with Kappa fashion.is 'le fresh, crisp hardus, of Ann Arbor, are an- K'appa Gamma sorority. ir. Our private nouncing the engagement of Her fianee, a graduate of MARGARET RICE ted swimming Slate Family their daughter, Mary, to James Engaged Grosse Pointe High School and I. ;e are for your Hockey Night Cameron Cruickshank, son of the University of Michigan, is .lffty and c0n- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Cruick- presently studying at the Uni- I ation witt bear shank, of -HUlcrest lane. versity of Michigan School of I 1-2-3 bed- All husbands and little boys The bride.elect was graduated Dentistry. He is a member of 160. .I will cheer, (little girls, too, we from Ann Arbor HiJ}l School Delta Tau Delta fraternity. I : suspect!), to hear that it's go- and the University of Michigan, A May 6 wedding is planned. ... Be I ing to be iamily night at the .... =-.... i hockey game on Sunday, Octo- i ber 2, when the Red Wings I play the Chicago Black Hawks, The Junior Women's Associa- ; tion for the Detroit Symphony Around The World . has planned a night out at the Olympia stadium for families . and friends, Festivities wHI With Jacobsons begin at 5 o'clock with a buffet s~;pper in the Olympia Room, followed by the hockey game Oct. 3 - 15 i at 7 o'clock. ! Highlight of the eveniftg for : the small fry will be the gift .. "i of a free hockey stick for every- Your Passport to Europe and :/:;~:;,:!:.j~i~J'1on~h~f:~~nSi~~ee~he aff air are the Orient Is Awaiting You - ...... , :.:-« -,."'X< Mrs. Henry Roesch and Mrs. Photo by Gene Butler Planning ~ May 6 w0dding J 0 h n Knoblock. Committee \}v'e have just received irrisistable are JULIA WASHBURN members are Mrs. Frank Me- SMITH and James Paul This- Bride, Mrs. Donald Ford, Mrs. international coutu res and ultr.a tlethwaite. whose engagement Thomas Wercier, Mrs. John. original home accents. was announced Saturday eve- . Prost, Mrs. Girard Smith and ning, at a party for close I Mrs. John Ziegler. friends and relatives given by Ticket prices arc $3.50, $4, the bride-elect's parents, Mr. $5.50, and $6, and the cost of World Cultures In Retrospect and Mrs. Kenneth Wall~()rff the buffet supper is $1.50 for Smith, of Beaufait road. children under 12 and $2 for Miss Smith received her adults. Res~rvations and tick- At ~ Jacobsons B.A_ degree in English from. ets may be obtained by calling I the University of Michigan, Mrs. Henry Roesch, 885.0723. I where she llffiliated with Al- pha Delta Pi sorority. She is a member of the P.E.O, Sis- terhood. Her fiance, son of Mr, and Mrs. Fred H. Thist1ethwaite, of Colonial road. was grad- uated from the University of Michigan, where he affiliated with Lambda Chi Alpha fra- ternity, with a B.A, degree in Marketing. Writers' Conference I Some 500 beginning and es- ..,. tablished ,vriters are expected .1 ng " to participate in the fifth an- nual Writer's Conference to be " held at Oakland University Sat- urday, October 16. Co-sponsored tel by the University's Division of ,I Continuing Education and the 1 ' • professional Detroit ':N 0 men :I ., t f ,. . Writer's Club, the Ccrnerence • I ., .. . " will open at 8:30 o'clock and : ! , close at 4:30 o'clock. 1j l"-\. ;;/..: ..... ; with! WE CALL THEM '\ 1 lDond'. It ,t 'f Ire are I.: lest MH They're fun to wear, they'll keep you "r;d hot'~ q,ll -winter TOZER long, they're long haired furs ..• they re excztmg ne~s. range. l.-The Raccoon . . . (let out like mink), very dark rrch I . skins, $595 :mrn Plan one day a month as "your" ,J day, Schedule a nominal amoun~ 2.-The Guanaco . . . soft as down, with skins worked , oi chores, al,solutely no socIa horizontal striped, $450 ,.' . • .I !ODds. actlvltles whatsoever. Make a , change of pace and OCc~P!lUrn 3.-The Cat Lynx .. , giant full bod,ed rrch skinS, your sole aIm. Lose yourself r length, $795 some lazy pursuIt that appea s to you , .. read a novel, or do a Furs labeled to show country of origin beauty routine. When evenln , comes, you will find yourse l complete!>: revltzHzed. • tiAIll C0l O~ll'.I(,. • ,""F.nJ-.A .. !"~EN"~ ~ ."dC. CONSUL. fA ftONS ( A1a.tjic ~10MCJ".' ~ ~':--:=:=-$;~:"'='~ St,1'~'[r'> O;ftct;T~ • - ...-~. ME;L'TOZER .. BEAUTY SALON _, PHONe !l!l4'~.',. 78 KERCHEVAL on l'he Hill. Grosse Pointe .800 I G,.:, ••••f. p(j'~."f W()(.I..O~.#M~c ..t. lercheval at St. Clair • Grosse Pointe _d ... « « « C a M '7S t On O' ,* r j '. !.7"717 liMZ' iD'Xi Yat' ,.6'6ftW ." f'.) ftdaGir'Mi,.-+rftiUM 2' y' mi. -, ~.. -" -' J > -~---~---~-----~---~~- Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. September 29, 1966 Thur! Society News Gathered froIDAll of the Pointes Aus I Adults Offered Poihters Prepare for Cinderella Ball Style and Poise Course Slated The A Bruce H. AAacLeans I Cooking Classes The Department of Community eight class perinds, for two Mothers'l Services, Grosse f'ointe Public hours each meeting. ren~ year School System, announces that All interested women are ad- The cuHnary arts are once ful meetir Will Live In Pointe one of its most popular instruc- vised to contact the Department Mrs. Leo again being given an added tors, Arthur Brook i, will again of Community Services at TU Followir Josephine Bourne Joy Wears Paternal Grandmother's assist in this modern age of give his most interesting class 5-3808 or TV 5-0271 as early as ing secr in Style and Poise. posible to insure advance en. Pearls And Maternal Grandmother's commercially prepared f 0 0 d s Hamluel j and the instant successes that Designed for all women wish- rollment, as spaces in the class port of ] Duchesse Lace Wedding Veil ing to make the most of their are limited. can be found in any freezer. The the presil appearance and _~r ace, the the annu~ Planning to make their home in The Pointe when age of pride in personal achieve- course covers such things as held on V they return from a vacation at Spring Hollow, the vV~rm ment and accompU:;hm,ent is not dress, posture, voke and inton- Paul Trigg, III Springs, Va., farm of the A. A. _'\pplefords, of BloomfIeld I 30. past, as evidenced by' the con- ation, and many rules of social Mrs. Z: Hills, are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hamilton MacLean. etiquette. To Take Bride tinuing interest in the time hon. I is chairm ! Mr. Brooks' background is Mrs. MacLean is the for.'~'-----" . ored artistry of cooking. James Co: comprehensive: he directed the Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Norris, mer Josephine Bourne Joy, She carried .a Colomal bo.uquet The Department of Community restock th of cream-whIte roses and IVY. first Dale Carnegie class in 0 f Long Prairie, Minn., an. departmer daug hter 0f Mrs. James Victoria Ford Joy, in a floor- Services of the Grosse Pointe Gros:;e Pointe, has been an ac. nounce the engagement of their Public Schools is offering adult fund.raisir ~enry qarmel, of B.lo?m- length frock of sage green crepe tor in training films for the past daughter, Jeanie, to Paul Regi- Mrs. BI fIeld HIlls, and ~lllIam and a headdress of green net classes again this fall enabling 115 years, as well a~ a television nald Trigg, III, son of Mr. and the proud cook an opportunity the donati Moore Joy, of St. ClaIr, and and velvet ribbons, carrying a , spoY'esman: he has lectured for Mrs. Paul R. Trigg, Jr., of Mor. altar cloth granddaughter of Mrs. Rich- cascade of yellow asters, pale to enhance the offerings of 'the Mott Foundation in Flint, oss road. many new and exciting table in memor, ard P. Joy, of Lakeshore yellow daisies and ivy, attended Mich., as well as for seven years I Miss Norris was graduated end John i settings. Classes range from the for John Robert Powers; and he from Long Prairie High School road, and Mrs. Joseph B. her sister. Introduc enticing delicacies of "French has conducted training classes! in 1964, attended Grinnell Col. Schlotman, of Lakeshore Honorary bridesmaids were erator of Cooking" to the practical and for several large department lIege, Grinnell, Iowa, and is now road. Mrs. Henry B. Joy, III, Mrs. end Gera, imaginative ideas offered in stores th~oughout the nation, as I a junior majoring in History at . Ronald Tolk, of Odessa, Tex" "Cooking For Two," to chal. Her husband IS the son of Mr. and Rebecca Buell, of Dayton, well as several training classes I' the University of Minnesota...... and Mrs. Kenneth Hugh Mac. Ohio ' le.'lging and original instruction for industry, from management Mr. Trigg was graduated Lean, of Rivard boulevard. I K~nneth Hugh MacLean, .Jr., in "Party Cookery and Plan-' on down. I from Grinnell College in 1965 ning." For the Saturday evening I served as his brother's best Mr, Brooks' clas~ will begin I and is now in Law School at the ceremony, followed by a recep- man. Honorary ushers were "French Cooking" is sched- Tuesday, October 11, at 7:30 I University of Min.,esota. tion, in the Carmels' Bloomfield Peter B. Johnstone, Henry B. uled to begin on Tuesday, Octo- p.m. and last for a duration of, A Dee, wedding is planned. Hills hame, the former Miss J~y I Joy, III, Eugene W. Lewis, III, ber 18, at 7 p.m. and w,ill con-. chose a white peau de SOle and Robert Breitcnbecher. tine for 10 weeks. These three- gown, styled with a !'iquare neck, The mother of the bride wore hour sessions will once again be line and a Court train of float- a pale blue, gold and yellow taught by Chef Ronald Zabie- Watching the passing of the tiara by Sheraton Cadillac Hotel Saturday night, ing panels, appliqued with me- stree length brocade dress and wicz whose reputation as an SUSAN HASSE, 1965 Cinderella, to October 15, by the Women's Committee YOURLAAAP ' dallions of heirloom lace. matching coat. The bride- expert is undisputed. Mr. Za- CANDY RICHARDS, 18-year-old former of the Tuberculosis and Health Society, She wore her maternal grand- groom's mother chose a street biewicz was the manager chef tuberculosis patient who will reign as the MRS. JACK A. TOMPKINS, of Tonnan- mother's fingertip veil of hand- length dress of pale blue silk, for Cork and Embers, a local 1966 Cinder~lla, are MRS. ARTHUR cour place, (second from right), and MRS. CAN LOOK made Duchesse lace. and her I styled with a matching jacket eating establishment in the De- PF ANNENSCHMIDT, of Virginia lane, paternal grandmother's pearls, and jp.weled buttons troit area. He is currently chd VICTOR W. WERTZ, of Moross road" at the' Detroit Osteopathic Hos- chairman of, reservations for the 1966 (far right), general chairman of the Ball. pital ano was presented at the Cinderella Ball, to be presented at the A \'SHADE" BETTER Pointe Artists Culiriary Arts Exhibit. Betrothed "Food Decoration" is another 1;" ' I "Cooking for Two" is designed GP Neu~comers Plan Oktoberfest Meet Monday I to help the bride or new home- popelar cooking class scheduled .~",;~ With A "WRIGHT" Shade maker become familiar with the for eight weeks beg inn i n g I preparation of basic foods, as Wednesday, October 12, at 7:30 Grosse Poi n t e Newoomers and Mrs. Harry Brown, Mr. and The Grosse Pointe Artists' I Club members will be raising Mrs. William Eroe, Mr. and well as to assist the more ex- p.m. Mrs. Arlean Yost, the in- Association, still basking in the perienced cook whose meal their steins at O'Conner's Maple Mrs. William Galwardy, Mr. and structor, has been a teacher in WRIGHr'S GIFT & LAMP SHOP success of its September 10 Fall planning has been scaled down Grove to welcome in the new Mrs. Walter Griffith, Mr. and the Detroit Public Schools for 18650 MACK AVE., next to Grosse Pointe Post OHice Festival at the Grosse Pointe to meeting the needs of only month with a good old Bavar- Mrs. William Kidd, Mr. and 12 years. War ~Iemorial Center. has two. ian style Oktoberfest October 1. Mrs. Paul Kuly and Mr. and She will teach the techniques TU 5.8839 Open ~.5:30, Frio9.' scheduled its first meelin~ of T~le festivities, beginning at Mrs. Jack Stollenwerk. Mrs. Ruth Engle, who reo of decorating canapes, sand- the new season next Monday" 8:30 o'clock, will include danc- ceived her Master's degree wiches, and many foods for October 3, at 8 o'clock, at the ing to live music" plenty of I from the University of Wiscon- such special occasions as cock- tempting foods and, singing in War Memorial. I sin in Home Economics and tail parties, birthday celebra- the beer garden. Gue~t speaker will be Donald II Food Nutrition, will instruct the tions, and showers. Dress will be casual and led- Schrom, head of the Art Depart-! eight.week course which begins Further information for limit- erhosen (Bavarian Bermudas) ment of Grosse Pointe Univer. I Thursday, October 20, at 7:30 ed registration' may be obtained are welcomed acco!"ding to Mr. sity School. He will give a leC'j \P.m. by calling' the' Department of and Mrs. Tom Weidig, commit- ture on water color as a mixed Community Services at TU 5- tee chairmen. 'I "Party Cookery and Planning" media, using his own work as , is a six.week course covering 3808 or TU 5-0271.' Committee members are Mr. illustration. i , short cuts to simple and suc------~-~~~--- The Detroit Bank and Trust I cessful preparation \)f menus Company has invited members and foods for entertaining a Look Well Dressed of the Pointp. Artists' group to group, large or small.' Festive exhibit at its downtown main buffets or elegant sit-down din. CAREFUL (lEANING floor lobby during the month of ners may be given with ease, :"Jovember. This, as lIsual, will Photo by Gene Butler with the help of the instructor be a juried show and all media The engagement of CARO- Mrs. Julie Green. Mrs. Greene GossiPi ~ Goin G;lean LINE JANE NOLD and Rob- will include party menus, table will be on display and for sale. "WE DO ALL THE WORK" ~------.~ ~~---~-- ert Carl Felton has been an- settings, and "quickie foods" in noun{:ed by her parents, Mr. her offerings. She has been as- Open do,ity 10 o,m. to 6 P,m. and Mrs. Edward Arthur Nold, sociated with the Detroit Edison . CLC)S~D WEDNESDAYS HARDY of Roslyn road. Mr. Felton is Company as a Home Service - Ow,ners - Operators EDNA '& GEORGE COSSIN GARDEN the nephew of Mr, and Mrs. Advisor. Her classes begin KenrMlth R. Strang, of Hidden Thursciay, October 20 at 7:30 18451 Mack Ave. Phone 882-46V lane, and the son of Mrs. Gor- p.m. MUMS don Mears, of Freeport, Ill. The bride-elect was gradu- 00 ated from Lutheran East High $1 School aDd attended Ferris State Coii~ge. Her fiance was BUD & BLOOM graduated from Grosse Pointe High School and Ferris State IN LARGE peTS College, where he affiliated GROSSE POINTE QUALITY with Sigma Phi Epsilon fra. 8 ••. ternity. Take Charge A Decer.".ber 17 wedding is FLOWERLAND~ planned, in Christ the King GARDENS Lutheran Church. Move up to Chrysler '67 46378 N. GRATIOT Common sense thought for the MOUNT CLEMENS day-never count your victories Any time. Anywhere. The '67 Chrysler Something else aoout Chrysler. .. until they are won. takes charge. Four Chrysler Newport models are now In the way it looks. priced just a few dollars a month more I I, In the way it goes. than the mo~t popular smaller cars, com- PlJBLIC SALh~ I Its optiorlal440 TNT V.8 is the biggest parably equipped. N,-~tAn Auction - All Items Priced in the price class, as are the brakes. A If you've been looking for a winner, Take I perfect balance. Charge in Chrysler '67. It's it. Household Furnishings I A new energy-absorbing steering col. umn is standard equipment So are many on display no'w Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Wesl other safety features. CHRYSLER l)/ 1026 Bedford Road Gro$Se Pointe Park Saturday, Oct. 1 from 10 a.m. Eslate of Li II ian D.'Johns 32080 Waltham Road ( Beverly Hills, Birmingham, Michigan (Southfield Rd. to Beverly, Left to Waltham, turn right) Sunday, Oct • .2 from 10 a:m. Monday, Oct. ~ from 10 a.m. if necessary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pecoraro 10~ 13740 Vassar Drive Detroit, Michigan 482:15 Saturday, Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Page 17523 Greenlawn Avenue Detroit Sunday, Oct. 9 from 10 a.m. SALES CONDUCTED BY H. 0" McNierney, Stalker & Boos, Inc. APPRAISERS 3078 Penobscot Bldg. WOodward 1-6955 REAL ESTATE TH ROUCH OUR AFFILIATE see your, Chrysler dealer today Stalker, Boos, Purdy & Edgar, Associated " . ( ..... ;. 'd ie -. bin h. c see 5r in is b 's .s b ;,. is s s s sin 's 's in it ;,.'s c it ., 'g he 's 's s -s . casas .,~ "." '1~' "~"f'. ',~ -l"" 'P,_.~t«;"'~'- rtber 29. 1966 Thursday. September 29. 1966 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen ltes Woman's Page • • • by, of ,and for PointeWolnen :e Slated Austin Moms Plan Busy Year To Hold Class Plan Welcome Wagon Meeting A Tab.le-Full For Tea - The Austin Catholic Prep, O.S.A., appealed to the merr:- Non-partisan liten~ture reo Welcome Wagon Club and its ,: ..•.::,.; :' periods, for two Mothers' Club launched the cur. bers for their time and effort on In Decorating .:"::/ ;.":.:." ~" .... meeting. '. t: \ garding loc~~ issues to be de- social activities. Anyone willing rent y~ar with a highly success- behalf of their sons. He con. cided in the November election to help, either on a regular ;ted women are ad. ful meetin.g recently', headed by eluded his remarks with a A course in Home Decorating .'. '. tact the Department will be distributed aud discussed basis or on occasion, should Mrs. Leo Bonamy, president. promise of his dedicatiol1 to offered by the Department of ::::::--::'::;':<:., ;.' at the r.ext meeting of the Wel. call TU 6-5378. ity Services at TV . Following minutes by record. Austin men, academically, spir~ Community Services, G r 0 sse . '. '.':~,.: J 5-0271 as early as mg secretary Mrs. Gl)dfrey itual1y and physically. :::.. " come Wagon Club of Grosse Two announcements of spec- Pointe Pul'lie School System, in, .. , : ,.'.:::-:':~;~J::'" Pointe Thursday morninJ{, Octo.. ial interest to the membership lllsure advance en. Hamlliel and the treasurer's Ie- Following the introduction of ber 6, at 11 o'clock in t~e War were also made at the meeting. spaces in the cla:;, port of Mrs. Edmund Oldalli, t"~ faculty at a combined meet- ",>' .. the president, announced that ing with the Austin Dads' Club, Memorial. Mrs. Schneider told about the i: ••.••....'•.•...•.•.::..k..:.'...... :.;;:::.J'....::...:...•.•..•.....,.:.::•.:•.:•...•.... '. the annual card party will be refreshments were served in the !~~;i~i:~!f~~:;{;ti~r~I~:~~.'..~... The information well be pro- lune-heen of the Grosse Pointe held on Wednesday, November cafeteria under the direction of ~~e~~~~~~~~::,~~~:ut~:~~in~:,..( G:J.•.•.;:~:;:..::.:::...... <~1 vided through the courtesy of Women's Club to be held at 12 rrigg, III 30. Hospitality Board member Mrs. a beautiful one - one that re- ;:.... the LeagUe of Women Voters. noon October 5 in the War Mrs. ~ygmund Mrowczynski Russell Beaupre. Her committee fleets the interests and artistic .,: '. ... Mrs. Charles Bick. I:rogram Memorial, (tickets may be ob. ke Bride is chairman. assisted by Mrs. was headed by Mrs. Emil C. flairs of its inhabitants. . .. chairman is in charge of ar- tained from her). rangements. Mrs. Wallace Ernsberger pre- J ames Costello, To remodel and Grob. This class will begin Tuesday, Mrs. E. H. Norris, restock thp, school's audio-visual Assisting' were Mrs. Charles At the September 22 business sented background information 'rairie. Minn., an- October 11, and continue. for a department is the goal of this I Reichling, Mrs, John Condne, period of six weeks, meeting meeting, conducted by Mrs. Dar. on Mrs. R. L. Kaiser, a member mgagcment of their fund.raising event. Mrs. Edward Eliber, Mrs. John win Tuttle, president. IT embers of the Welcome Wagon Club, ~anie. to Paul Regi. weekly from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mrs. Bonamy also reported: Varity and Mrs. Anthony Petz. each succeeding Tuesday. It . . were reminded that the ~bsolute who will give a course on "Meet Ill, son of Mr. and the donation of a much needed I Others 1ncluded Board members . .. I deadline for reservations prior the Masters" in the Grosse . Trigg, Jr., of Mor- will take the form of a lectw:e altar cloth for the School Chapell Mrs. Sylvain Marentette, Mrs. series, with each class period .-: to meeting dates is the preced- Pointe Library. Classes will in memory of an aunt of Rever. Mark Vermilion, Mrs. Gerald ing Tuesday. MJ'!i.J. J. ~.chneid. meet a It ern ate Wednesday ris was graduated devoted to a specific decorating end John E. McLaughlin, O.S.A. Denomme, Mrs Leon Martin, problem. Each lecture will be er, TU 6-4992. Or Mrs. Noel W. ,mornings from 0 c t 0 b e r 12 Prairie High School Introduced as the new mod- Mrs. Alex Alexander, Mrs. Fry, VA 3-4405, will accept res. ! through December 7. mded Grinnell Col. moderated by a well~known De- erator of the club, the Rever. Robert Ritter and Mrs: Frank troit de\:orator especially well . .' I ervations only up .to th~lt :ime.; Mrs. Kais~r also discussed II, Iowa, and is now end Gerald J. Van Overbeck, Szmanski. joring in History at versed in the particular topic ..'. Mrs. John R. Hame, 01 BlShop i the Grosse Pomte Symphony and ity of Minnesota. bing discussed. road, membership chainnan, its concerts given at Parcells g was graduated Topics i n c Iud e d will be: urged current and pro:;pective Junior High School. ell College in 1965 "Backgrounds," "Window Treat- members to pay theIr annual The eoral centerpiece at the n Law School at the ment," "Floor Covering," "Fur- dues to her by SeI,lte.mbl!r30 in meeting was awarded to Mrs. ,f Minnesota. WATCH niture and Furnishings," "Ac. order to have theIr names 11st. Henry Loomis, and Mrs. Robert redding is planned. cessories," "Inter - Relatinnship ed in the yearbook. G. Pri!lce received the birthday of Rooms," and "Planning a Hospitality c h air m ~ n Mrs. cup. Room." Dur!ng the course cer. John Meloy announced that S'h~ Hostesses for the day included REPAIRING. tain suggested floor plans and . ..'.....' needs morc; volunteers t() assist Mrs. D. J. King, Mrs. C. Dale furniture arrangements will be .' photo by' Eddie McGrath, Jr. her in telephoning the lDcreas. Waggener and Mrs. Loomis. Co- ,AMP ... done on our premises discussed in an attempt to fos. Grandmother MRS .. GERARD R. party in the Slattery home, a benefit spon- ing number of new Pointe resi. chairman were Mrs. L. W. ter good taste in home planning SLATTERY has a full table every time sored by the Sts. Peter and Paul Unit of dents to acquaint them with the Sparks and Mrs. Edward Rood. with ultrasonic cleaning and furnishings. the five young Roney boys, (left to right;, the Jesuit Seminary Association, begin- )OK Those interested in enrolling FRANK, GEORGE, MARK, seated on ning at 2 and ending at 6 o'clock. By Specializing In: for the class in Home Decorat- mother MRS. EDWARD C. RONEY, JR's the way ... did you recognize the young ing are asked to contact the lap, PATRICK and STEPHEN come to lady in the portrait as Mrs. Roney, minus OMEGA 6- TI550T Department of Com m u nit y tea. The bovs will be shifting for them- a year or two? The chair and the pose Services at TU 5.3808 or TU 7th Annual " BETTER selyes this ~coming Sunday afternoon, are the same - but Mark's taking the Authorized Agency 5-0271, ~ -er ~~Werner m~ by AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY.WOMEN East and West: Leone Bel. ~ .!.Mo. ~ anger and Ellen Walrond; Mr. ~< m O. and Mrs. Norris Macdonald. i Cabin BEAUTY SALON ct. ~ - 1 to 9 p.m. September 19: North and ,", ~ iii South, Flore Denis and Jessie i C I I • 373 FISHER RD. • 17670 MACK AVE. '~l Oct 7 lOt 9 I Cook; Jackie WHeot and Isabel ~.~ ra ts m Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe • - a.m. 0 p.m. ,Pingel.' . v M k h , ' East and West: Mary De ~ a es t e L:",,~::,Ew:=I..,~~,Olle~:;IOT,"eJlGrosse Pointe War Memorial S~!i::eia~or;::u~~t~~u:;~ Carpet . ----.----~-.-~--- ..__.. _-_.------September 21: North and I That Makes PROCEEDS fOR FELLOWSHIP fUND South, Ellen W a ~r 0 n d and ~.' the Home Frank Nelson; Dr. -I. H. Cobane "'- and F. H. Brinkman. ~ to remind you ••• The Nicest People Lunch ... your at the BRONZE DOOR Christmas Have you had lunch lately at The Bronze Door? Here in air-condi. tioned luxury, you can lunch table d'hote, selecting your entree from. a wide range of seafood or meats Card-Order and poultry dishes.' However, sum- mer minded, you may want one of our crisp cold salads or tasty sand. wiches. We know you'll enjoy your lunch, may be ,placed at a thp. surroundings and meeting such nice people. 10% discount for only 3 more days Open every day except Sunday and holidays GEORGE PRIMO at the piano Anthonypresenrts a fashion show every third Tuesday of each month at luneh. (THURSDAY, fRIDAY, SATURDAY) eon. FOR RESERVATIONS Phone 886.1931 123 Kercheval 98 KerchE.val-on-the-Hill Grosse Pointe Farms. Mi~higan Distlngui~hed Restaurant Operated. by AL GREEN ENTERPRISES, INC. , , , , .. g.LL; • c', ta. t is" ~ •. asen • t * h f OM toft t ~------'------* • * ',. ' . ------~---?r-'---~--_"!".".!",_.,---....~,-...."....~=r..., ...-~'~"""-,~.•,'":",,~ ..:_:::~.;,..:-,~-.",-'"~':f/""".;""'••"...,;r,....• .".~ ""~""""'.+'...,:r.."l,c-.,-~,.,..".,,...}~;,....,-:,-;~¥L-,-J.~-,..-.~->-!.;.-...... --,...:~-,.';-.,.~¥~~.-~'~+o.;f?~.':.~:11~f"!'.:;'::..~..l.;,..j,.W:';-~'-':.":' \ :H'~l':::~"_1 ."~. '\oj ;-", '-' .,-,"\', .I ' I • _, .r ;J I 29. T Page Tw~nty G R 0 SSE POI N'T ENE W S Thursday September' 1966 Society News Gathered from. All of the Pointes .,~ ... ' H DCY Pelicans et 1 Mr. McGarvah I Mrs. Robert D. Stone ealt.h Council To Marry Stone-Chandier RI I es To Claim Bride Holds Meeting I Beginning Year The. Mothers' Healtt> Educa~ I I The Detroit Yacht Club Peli- Read Septem ber 24 OI~~b:::l.~;~.Bi~:'fte~~f.: tion Council of Grosse Pointe cans have invited all DYC mem- have announced the engagement conducted its opening meeting bers to join them at a cocktail of their daughter, Gayle Lynn of th~ 1966.67 season at 1 p.m. party, initiating the fall sea~on, Darvin, to Angus Andrew Mc- Monday, September 26, at the Newlyweds Will Live In East Lansing While Bridegroom I"riday evening, September 30, Hospitality Center in the Vil. Completes Graduate Studies At Garvah, s(;n of Mr. and Mrs. from 6:30 to 8 o'clock, in the ' h' St t U' 'f I Angus C. McGarvah, of North lage. I MIe 'gan a e myers, y Duv111road. . Club's East Lounge. I SpecIal guests receiving invi- . ",::: -~------The bride.elect and her fiance ..... :;.. tations included Reginald P. I '~., Joy Lynn Chandler, daugl!ter of Mrs. John Lloyd are both graduates of Michigan Sienki~lwicz, Director of Pupil :... hy the bride~lect's parents, Chandler, of Fleetwood drive, and the late Mr. Chandler, State University, where he Personnel, .all school principals ..)J.; . Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Smith, and Robert Davies Stone, son of Mrs. Martha Davies affiliated with Lambda Chi AI. .:Lil* ,of ~iddlesex boulevard, at a and deans of the Grosve Pointe .•••..;. family party the night their Stone, of Columbus, 0., exchanged marriage vows Satur. pha fraternity. . school district. The three den. rlaughier returned from a three. day, September 24. ':------~ ---- A Ncvember 28 weddmg. is tists conducting the program \ month vacation abroad. The Reverend Bertram gown of ivory Alencon lace over plan_n_e_d_. ----- were Dr. Richard Knoff, Dr. Ed. ::\liss Smith was graduated deB. Atw~od officiated at peau de soie, fashioned with Her elbow length illusion veil ward Watkoand Dr. John Britt. Mrs. S tan 1e y Mackenzie, f rom Stephens College, Colum. ~he 4:30 0 cl~ck ceremo~y, an Empire waistline, A line fell from a beaded Di()r head .. founder and first president, had . bla, Mo., and attended Michigan In Grosse Pomte Memortal I skirt and Chapel train, Accented piece. She. carried ~ nosegay been invited to relate the his- i State University. Church. with seed pearls and bugle of stephanotis and whIte Sweet- ory and aims of the Council. Her fiance, son of Mr. and The bridp. worr a flOOf length beads. heart roses. On hand to greet the dele- Mrs. Bill O. Brink, of Edg~- _------~------Cindy Beeman, of .\therton, mere road. attended Miami Uni. Calif., for mer I y of Grosse gates were the new president, versity, Oxford, 0., and is Pointe, was maid of honor. Mrs. Russell Bradley; vice- Of~ photo by T•.d SWOboda presently studying at Bethany Bridesmaids were Jane Stone, .president, Mrs. Edward Let. Th the bridegroom's sister, Kather. .licher; recording secretary, Mrs. The engagement of ANN College, Bethany. W. Va. Aaro ine Smith, of L<>rain,0., Nancy Donald Foster. CHRISTINA SMITH end Barrett A January 28 w~dding is New Drinkard and Patricia Hull. The committee chairman are Osborne Brink was announced l planned. program, Mrs. Edward Let- from Cluny lace trimmed the mer sleeves and Empire waistline of scher; ,membership, Mrs. Quin- 1 I their floor length fro c k s, ten LaChapelle; p lblicity, Mrs. styled with moss green velvet Robert R~ese; pental, Mrs. La. elude bodices and ivory crepe A line Verne Blasell, Mrs. Burlie en ro skirts. Their headpieces were Arnold, Mrs. Lawrence Cools; ing t matching velvet Dior bows, and ,dental treasurer, Mrs. Leland ' cruis Symons; welfAre, Mrs. Carl they carried old.fashioned nose- CELEBRITY Jewel gays of roses and daisy' mums, Nolte; ways and means, Mrs. tween accented with bachelor buttons John Nagohoslan; h.Jspital1ty, 1\ and forget-me-nots. Mrs. William Touscany; code Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. book, Mrs. Bertram Watson. way: Best man was John Steg. Speaking their wedding vows Saturday in Grosse SIBL) ~EE miller, of Columbus, O. Usher. The business meeting was Our Large Pointe Memorial Church were JOY LYNN CHAND. followed by a get-acquainted "Pianist on the up beat" -N.ewsv.:eek Delica Selection of ing were Russell Morgan, James " • ~l. BEST . • It --Jim Bishop daughter of John Lloyd C!tandler, of IS planllt Fais Jnd Frank Booth., all of LER, Mrs. Fleet- tea, served by hospitality chair. F~y.r m. Journal Amel'icnn "Dinn PIERCED Columbus, and Charles Hire, wood drive, and the late Mr. Chandler, and Mr. Stone, man Mrs. William Touscany LUNCHEON DINNER LATE SLIPPER #€3!}~ . RESERVATIONS: 871.1110 _ EAR~INGS of Washington Court House, 0, son of Mrs. Martha Davies Stone, of Columbus, O. 0" and her committee. Prices Stoning For her daughter's wedding at ... $2 and the reception at Lochmoor Club f()l1owing the ceremony, Bride-Elect Cook.Moun$ey r------THIS WEEK'SSpecia/l------. WIIf? "!+ J Mrs. Chandler 'choSe a blue silk VOws'Spoken worsted ensemble, with beaded Almond Danish Vogue JEWELEllS a c c e n t s. The bridegroom's C mother wore a blue brocaded Dan Cook, son of Mr. and TEA RING ONLY 22377 MOROSS ROAD TU 4-2585 dress and matching coat. Mrs. G. Gordon Cook, of Rivard 90 7 Mile near Mack Avenue. Open Fri. Evenings Both mothers carried corsagell boulevard, claimed Margaret Your Diamonds Restyled by Our Deslgn.rs. Ou.rar.tted Witch Iltd I matching the bride's going- Mounsey, daughter of Mr. and Jewelry Repa!r away corsage of stepb,anotis and Mrs. Robert Mounsey, of Find- \ forget.me.not£. ley, 0., as his bride Friday, Scptem~r 16, in Ann Arbor Unitarian Church. The newlyweds, vacationing in Northern Michigan, will rl!!- I turn to make their home in 19487 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE WOODS Peacock .A/~'J Persian yarns in 250 graduated I Ann Arbor while thOe bride- shades. i groom completes his senior Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Closed Mondays) CONTEMPORARY NEEDLEPOINT i year at the University of Mich. ligan. Phone 884-425 J Single mesh canvas by the I -~---,- lfA Treat For Each DIi!/ of the Week" yard or inch. I Men who aim to get a run for I their money win in a walk. ,------~.--~-- Custom designs l,)n canvas. Crewel embroidery kits. Photo by Gene Butler. Wicker waste baskets and Mr. and Mrs. rhomas J3,ay- mond Jeffs, a£ McKinley av~- purses with monogram patch. nue, announce the engagement of t)1eir daughter, MARGi,. Christmas ideas galore: Things RET ELLE~t, to Ja.ckson Hill Fahnestock (If Boston, Mass., to make yourself or for the son of Mrll. Jackson Hill 652 Croswell, S.E. needlewoman on y'~ur list. Fahnestock, of Peoria, 111., (Oppatlte R'mona Shoppln, Center) and the late Mr. Fahnestock. - The bride-elect is a gradu- GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. ate of the University of Michi- gan and a member of Kappa Telephone: 454~9898 Kappa Gamma. She is pres. ently Assistant Public Rela- ~ __ •••• __ .L.o ~~_ ~~~_~ __ ~~_ tions Director .of Mademoi. . Starting today selle magazin,e in New York. Her fiance received his Hawaiian Lake Front 'Home ..• Bachelor of Architecture dc' gree from the Unversity of can Illinois and his Masters de- you enjoy the Continental life gree in Urban Planning frOM Columbia University. He is A member of Beta Theta Pi. He 07 is affiliated with the BOston style. Redevelc>pme1'ltAuthority. A December Vi e d d i 1'1 g is Today people enjoy life more than lane-c:hanslng Algnalthat operates at chnge Eor the sake of change. A planned. ever. They can do morl!!things than a touch. A new ventilation system ContinentC'l1idea that gives you last. ever befort, if they want to. Teach that can change the air inside your ing investment value. theit t:hlldten to ride. Enjoy b~ating. C~ntinental with the wind9ws up. It's a good car; built to the world's Dominican High Own a good home-and even a Luxury options? Certainly. A highest standards. Your Continentd Mothers Meet second home. power seat with a power adjustable d( al€r invites you to see and drive the And owh a Linc()ln Continental. hudrest and new reclining featur~. 1967 Continental. To discover how Continental is' the lu:(ury car that An ir.1proved automatic temperature close you may be to owning a The Dominican High Mothers' control .ystem. A new automatic Continental. And to add the model , Club will hold its fir~t monthly be-longs in today's good life. De- sigrl'ed for the unduttl!ff'd taste of !p~ed control operAted by a push of your choice to the good things in . meeting Wednesday, October 5, yc>ur life this year. I in the school auditQtium. our tim~'~,it is engineered to be the button at the end of the turn~signal lever. And many more. Following it orIel bueinetls l-est car America has to offer. In The Shores For 1967, Contin~l1tal has also re~ session conducted by Mrs. Neil Inside the 1~67Continental you'll -fr- LINCOL~ l Patterson, presiden,t, there will fir\d a new dt$ign in,trumft\t panel. dt'!Ii~ned the configuration of the tail- i' .J\MERICA'S MOST DISTINGUlSHFD MOTOROJt I lishts And restyled th~ grille. But the , j be an irtttodu'ction of faculty A new warning light cluster, A new , , This ultra modarn type home was dasigned and built for a new way member!!. Father Francis Kull- basic confemporary design remains of I!f@ - th~ casual and deli~htful mode enjoyed by people in CAlifOrnia, man, the new chaplain, will also unchanged. We don't believe' in Florida and the Tropical Isles.' be t>resented. Entertaining tak4!S on a flair not Sf-nerAlly experienced anywhere Hostesses for the evening will b~ Mrs. John Cook, senior vice- In th.s section 0'; the COl.mtry and parties beeome glamoroull without eHort or pNl8ident, and her committee. I expense. There is also the J~panes~ influence as exprsssCld by the 5holii All mothers are invited, with a • windows and doors which were imported from JapAn; al'ld the, living rOom ~petial welcome extended to the freshman rhothers. fireplace and Ghimney, Gonlltructed of matched Colorado Red Stone, are New officers fOr 1966-67 in- almost beyond description. I <:lude Mrs. Patterson, presidenti I Mrs. Joseph Connolly, cor-. Add these features to a spacious landscaped site facing the lake, with responding St!t!tetbry; Mrll. Rug- the road at the rear, and you have a hOme that is I,ot only different and \ 'lE~l1Sears, recording Il'ecr@tary; exciting, but also liveable to the "Nth" d~gtel!. ahd Mrs. Raymond Feaerspiel, I treAsurer. MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? I Follow a crooked path and I : I !,ou'll end up in a !Straight. If, YOUR HOMI .S FOR SAL.E , jacket. i --~- -.------.._~~ "V~ will be plf!as(!a to make an inspaetio"" Cf 5af'l'1~ I and advise the prlte we feel can be obtilined. You are under no obligation for this servic.e. 90% of. our listings are sold w'thin ao days. Wl;y ndt let us sell yours? .~r' 11~~~ FRANK ADAM IN~:. A1iZ ;); .. iIlIm.: I I;' 1;,:A\. 130 Kercheval Avenue, Crosse Pointe F.rml REAL.TORS TU 1-4200 ~ LiNGOL~!ROUAY DIVISION j $ $ • 4'. ' , ... , .• , .. ,.,. ... ----" ...... _ • • • d • r« c s r _ s _ • • s • :~ o:.... ~.c.•• .,..•• '\ _J,$f .... ll'_"I..-."~~ ~:.. ~ __ .:-...... :..... __ .. '__ __...-. '...-.':"- ~ ~_. ' .. ~, ~. _8 _ It ••• • be' Of_'''« it Fe '. 4i= f' .•.:~"~ ------..., ._'_""'1 -,-q...... 4...".""P ;-" Q_-"'ZQI4"'.""';:e:;4""'."'P~...,,,",+"..".::=-...IQII'''. .... "'"'4.... .-,.-.-.., •.,.. ._Il!lI..._P_...._; ..~... 1 :~' , :/,. ~., ' •• -'---::.- •• -.".,...,,'T..,...,:;=+- ,'- t ..-. ---"- .• -- .• -,--,,---4------.--.-0440------.----.------.-- .7 ber 29, 1966 Thursday, September 29. 1966 GROSSE POINTE NEWS' Page Twenty-One ltes Woman's Page • • • by, of ,and for Pointe Women )elicans Pointers Work MSU Alumni From Another Pointe of View' New Boutique at Tres Chic Coiffures Will vVed ~ing Year For Symphony Slate Reception (Continued from Page 15) The J'unior Women's Associa- The East Side-Michigan state it Yacht Club Pcli- University Alumni Club will by talented Mrs. Richard T. Gerathy, who'll share her tion for the Detroit Symphony \'ited all DYC mem- creative secrets with Club ladies. hold a fall reception Friday, them at a cocktail Orchestra has a full calendar September 30, to elect a new ing the fall seasol'. Mrs. Fish's assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Cecil of projects for the 1966-67 year. slate of .officers. lng, September 30. Shuert and Mrs. F. W. Dettlinger. A new program will be a Alumni of Grosse Pointe, St. ) 8 o'clock, in the Visiting Days music education series, and a Clair Shores, Harper Woods and Lounge. We have wonderful news for all the Peter Ashur~ project designed to enC:Jurage East Detroit are invited to koffs' former neighbors in Belanger road: Trish, Peter live symphonic music in the gather at 8 o'clock in the Tap ide.elect's parents, subui'ban public schools. Other Room of the University Club in s. Frank S. Smith, and their two children, Stephen and Catherine, arrive plans inc1ud~ a fall theater I East Jefferson avenue. x boulevard. at a this weekend from their home in Mexico City, for a full party and the annual Christmas John Korney ~i11 act as host ~. the night their month's vacation in Michigan! . Walk. urned from a three. for the evening. They'll be dividing their time between the Indian Pointers are holding major I ion abroad. Movies of State's first two Village home of Trish's parents, the Douglas Dows, and Junior Women's Association of- I th was graduated the Port Huron home of Peter'8 par~nlts, the Boris Ashur. , football games of the season will fices this seCi:mn,including the i follow a brief business meeting. ns College, Colum. koffs. presidency, (in the capable 1 attended ~lichigan i John Carter, assistant diree- Incidentally, while there're here, four-Month-old hands of Mrs. Arthur ,John- •tor of Alumni Relations, and rsity. son), the first vice-presidency, Catherine will be fonnally christened at St. John's IFrank Palamara, of the Alumni e, son of )11'. and (held by Mrs. Pierce Smith), Church in Downtown Detroit. Phot.-) b:, Paul Gach Relations office and 1958 cap. I. Brink. of Edge. I the s e can d vice-presidency, .tain of the baseball team, will Ittended :~1iaml Uni. '" '" * (held by Mrs. Rex Ciavola), and . At ~n Ope~ H(lu~e Saturday, narrate films of the North ford, 0., and i~ Off To New York - For A Rest! the third vice presidency, m theIr Barrmgton road home, Carolina State and Penn State udying at Bethany Their pace in Manhattan is hectic, but Mr. and Mrs. (held by Mrs. John Kirlin). Mr. aiid M'~s. John S. Malcolm games hany. W. Va. announced the engagement of . Aaron Wilcox, of Loraine road, consider their current Recording secretary is :Mrs. y 28 wedding is their daughter, !,EE ELAINE, ~1l.persons who hav: attended New York vacation a "rest"; at any rate, it's a change William Bokram, corresponding to Alfred W. Lellz. !dlchlgan ~tate. or are ~~rested secretary is Mrs. Lincoln Sol. _._~ from entertaning a bevy of VERY welcome end-of-sum- The bride-to-be, a graduate 10 the umvers~ty are I!1Vlted to mer visitors. berg and treasurer is Mrs. of Monticello C<,ilege, is cur- aU~nd, a~ording to Richard. J. In the past few weeks, the Wilcoxes' guests have in- Robert Pear. rently att~nding Michigan State Edm, preSIdent of the East 81(le cluded Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. J. C. Davenport, Pointers serving as commit- University. group. en route to tile West Coast; Mrs. O. C. Stephan, return- te" chairmen include Mrs. Al- Her :fiance. SOIl of Mr. and Contact Lawrence B. Kelly, bert Trowell, Yearbook, Mrs. Mrs. Alger W. Lenz, of East (TU 6-1435), of Lincoln roa~, ing to her home in Laguna Hills, Calif., after a summer A boutique highlights the beautiful, Chic at home costumes feature an ex- cruise off the coast of Norway, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donald Briggs, recording, and Detroit, is also a student at to add names to the membership newly-decorated Tres Chic Coiffures, lo- clusive line of floor ~length, quilted Mrs. William B ~.~.~.~,;., ..... ""«.!,','::. ~~ - ...... ::.r~l1f~)..:. -::r.. 2t:~1/. ANTIQUE and .~:!':~.::.~.:;~.~.'.:?dthings in Monthly rental, $475. Furnished model at 1725 Tiverton Road at East long TUES. EVENINC, OCT. 4 at 8 P.M. lake Rd. just east of Woodward. Open daily. 1.6 p.m. Sunday, 1-7 p.m. Closed Thurs~ays. Other hours by special appointment. Phone 647-7728. WEI). EVENINC, OCT. 5 at 8 P.M. Russian brass samovar, Toles LO~lis XIV sterling ~~ .!lite ,"VEBSTER - GRANT ('Com/w.n!! HID MOTORCAl flatware set, 22k gold decorated serving plates, Bac- carat crystal fish, cut glass decanters, English Pan- talus' electroliers, bronze sconces. . VICTORIAN: Stained glass hanging shelf, cathedral 600 type chair, tufted love seat, pier mirror, brass coal sweepzng• ts scuttle, brass jardinieres. ' poi!L Of FRENCH FURNITURE: Bronze decorated fruitwood bed, occasional tables, consoles, tufted back settee, OVERLOOKING LOCHMOOR GOLF COURSE ., Vlew Bergeres, trumeau mirror, Boule cabinet, curio ... cabinet. ROOM FOR THE CHILDREN TO PLAY - FOR THE DOG TO RUN Oil Paintings - Bronze Statuary - Silverware You'll find in this attractive semi-ranch 2 log-burning fireplaces, spacious living room, formal dining room, huge family kitchen, master bedroom with ORIENTAL RUGS: lOx15 Keshan, 9x12 beige Chi- its own bath, another bedroom, full bath, plus powder room on main floor. nese, 9x12 l<:ivender Chinese, 2x17 Sarouk, 4x7 The upstairs has 2 generous b~drooms and bath, space roughed-in for another liT ree of Life" Kashan. bedroom and bath. ON VIEW NOW 9:30 TO 6 P.M. DAILY Full basement, panelled recreation room with bar and complete kitchen. This home is beautiful in every detail - situated on 3!4 acre of land automatic copper sprinkler system, ~dnelled 2-car attached garage with elect,.-x: o SHORltLlNE EAST DU MOUCHELLE eye. "On the Water's Edge" From every angle ... 20 stories of high-ri~e excitement! Myriads of river vistas- ART GALLERIES COMPANY via glass window bays in every apartment. Penthouse jewel case of lights and stars on 409 E. Jefferson view every night. Good. quiet luxury. Reservations now being accepted Tor fall o.:cupancy in studi03, one, two, three bedroom apartment suites. Rentals from $182 per month. WO 3-6255 REAL'TOR 8200 E. Jefferson. Call Shoreline Rental Director, Mrs. Viola Lawrence F. DuMouchelle Auctioneer and A.,praiser 90 Kercheval :!84-6200 On-the-Hill ------. Hobbs, 341-1982: Evenings: TU 6-3857. Brochure on request. l , . ,...... ~ "",' . p ~ • ~' J • ~ • .. , , ~ ' ~ ...... ;.".-..~~...:...._..a...... JJL...W:...... * A . . . =' ." It.....- •• ~l.. ~.,$" .. 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T.. /- L • Catalogs • Newspapers • Instruction Monuals 10 Jlst a tew · Tabloids • Employee Publications • Advertising Booklets • Magazines • Business Stationery ~ Telephone Directories • Textbooks • Calendar Pads • Children's Work Books • Broadsides • Shopping Guides - Convention Publications - Price Lists • Direct Mail Letters - Newspaper Supplements We invite you to visit with us to evaluate our skilled personnel and equipment to discover how our responsibility and complete central (ontrol can benefit you . • . Call 961.3969 ... Now) The GrOll. Pointe News is affiliated with Kramer Printing Co. RAMER PIIINTII' e'/OJ- ~;tA'9J-lLpAeJ-J 43:Z MECHANIC STREET NEAR MUSIC HALL Woodward 1-3969 •• for all ~rinled cOllllllunication lII.dia! i i I * 2 7 S 2 r.S S • 7 r 7 sr •• $ $ • 2 C 7 Cd R2dr. r t S 5 ZS• dr. c • • Cd. rt • cas • _ •• _ ~_ _ _ • • •• meme. c« • • •cd" _ • . ... __ d_ _ d « • _ _ • ~ ~_ __ _ _ . . _ _ -~------"'.-"4••~"'4""-Q..u_a"4.. a~a__ ...... ---._--""11111-;"'."" ... -.-.2 __ ••2 •• 2•••• 4••••• &.6••• 2.1 ••• :.1.&.a.& •• al.&1&.&1•• 154 I GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe News 1967 MODELS e met See Them Drive Them At Your capacity, GROSSE POINTE Arrival of the Mercury Cougar puts a new kind of motoring experience 011 the DEALER American road-a luxury/sports car.lithe in appearance and agile in performance. A power-operated top is standard on the new 2:-2 cubic inch six, rated at 14S-horsepower with' Exclusively a two.door hardtop, the Cougar ass~::,escomfort for both front and Rogue convertible in the Rambler American oz:.e-barreland 155-horsepower with two-barrel rear passengei'S with its l11-inch wheelbase and overall length of 190.3 inches. seriea for 1967. Americans t feature a ~wide carburetor, a'ld a 290 cubic inch V-8, tated at ng~ 'I'he long hood and the short deck emphasize the European flair of its styling. The selection of six-eylinder and 'N-8 f engines,' In. 20()'horsepower with two-barrel and 225-hoae-~ eluding a 199 cub;r. inch six rated at 128-hOt'Se- power \lrith !our-barrel carburetor. A fo~l!oll, :Mercury Cougar will be shown to the public in Lincoln-Mercury dealerships o~ ~y, Sept. 30. . po~.':r.~~~~~~;,o.e!!?nal"~ines~lud~_ ~ ~ns~~ Is .a~~.;witb:.V~' ..; ily,. resses- Pontiac's volume-selling Catalina series is represented in the top photo above by the 1967 harrltop coupe with the Ventura option. The Catalina's distinctive styling, interiors and colors, many standard equipment safety items and a wide selec- tion of options bas made thi:;; Pontiac one of the industry's largest selling cars. quality Buick's Electra 22:5series for 1967 features a long:~ow side-profile. Its claSsic lines are emphasized by a sweeping contoured line running the ful1length of the all-new body. A newly-designed roof' line adds to the car's smartness. Bufck's new 430 cub1c 1nch V-8en. ity runs. gine with four-barrel quacirajet carburetor powers the Electra 22~. )nuals The Pontiac LeMans series is repre- sented in the lower photo by the hard- 300klets top coupe. Separate styling features on )j rectories the side, front and rear giVi~seach Le vVork Books Mans model a new and different look. The new models will be shown to the :m Publications public for the iirst time September 29th. per Supplements d equipment 'ntral control For 1961. Oldsmobile is introducing the new DeI. line. ana rear axle:, Wb~ ordered ~tJ:t the l.arg. owl mont 88 in four body styles. This car milT be engtoe, the car :15 phyPcally identified with • ordered with either a 330 cubic inch or • 425 "425'" insip. OD the &out .quarter. cubic inch V-8 engine, each with its own drive riNG (/pAe,.J • lie STREET t MUSIC HALL fard 1.3969 Chrysler cars are attractively changed identity th;m in 1966. Chrysler engines in appearance for 1967 with new metal have si{,uficant improvements with the Subtle improvements in its classic sculpture, new front a~d rear designs and 440 cubic inch engine, which become. styling and significant advances in com. semi-fastback roof styling for two-door standard in 300 series cars as well as New fort, convenience and safety mark the hardtops. A new series of Newport Custom Yorkers, completely new for 1967. New Lincoln Continental for 1967. The Con- tinental reaches new goals in o-reran cars, available in two-door hardtop, four- standard features for 1967 include an im- • quality, in inventive new features and door hardtnp atJd four-door sedan models, pact abl:orbing steering column, a dual d I a in engineering ~esigns to enJ;1a~ce fur- are offered to broaden Chrysler's coverage brake ~'stem with a warning light, new • ther its reputation as Amenca s most of the medium price market. The oth~r windshield wipers with non-reflection distinguished motor-car. In the top pic. ture is the Continental Coupe' for 1967 four series-Newport, 300, New Yorker metal pn'ts, and a redesigned left outside and below is the four-door sedan. The and Town ~d Country wagons-are re- mirror with remote control. Shown is the new cars go on sale at Lincoln-Mercury tained~ with even stronger separate styling Newport, Custom two-door hardtop. dealers on Friday, Sept. 30. __ lit ...... L batt. t _ .. * tr .... ~.~ .--:-~ -:= , .. . .'., Page Twenty-four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Septen,ber 29, ,966 1r6>~-X<"~::~'«-'~"'''''''~@iil''Y_!!.iIlIIlm!l:lIl131ll1!lll!lI!!=.''l1I!''.lI'l'la] 1IIIIIIIII1lIlfI1IIIIIII__ II'IllIIIlI IlIl!IIRR_lIfBIIm!t:mllillIlIil ...... Il"!Iil"I'iI"•• I ~'~ ~ 'UilQ ~~R daA; & linn :.: Laze n~;;;;~~~(4A-HELPWA.NT~D 6-FOR RENT. 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES fOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE t~ ~ (Domestic:) UNFURNISHED . DINING ROOM sd, maple, full IHOUSEKEEPER,coOk, live in, GROSSE POINTE, CITY - 3 SMILEY BROS. size. Weish cup.?Oard, server, If you had planned to pay $':'.GO . m~ C'L ;a S,#iJ .V.V n m5 days, 2 school age children bedroom Colonial. A d u 1t s ORGANS table, six chair,;. Substantial, I for a piano, see this spe~laI ~ ~ ~.lf."l ~~..., ~ A.1 references required. Own only. $2p5. Lease. VAlley well made set, reasonable. new walnut con sol e with ~ m transportation, $60 per week 1.7326. TERMS • LESSONS • RENT VAlley 1-3971. bench for $573. •. I An~~ ** MIdwest 6-6437. PRESTWICK, attractive 3 bed Combo comp:lcts, new and used . G. E. EL:ECTRIC dryer, good . SMILEY BROS. room ranch, carpeted, garage , Baldwin, Lowrey, Fadisa, condition. $25. TUxedo 6-1877. DetrOit TR 3.6800 ~~ ~ IMA ID, lthor.oughly reliable girl Birmingham MI 7-1177 "'., ~ orf c eanmg every F~iday, 9 $235. Couple only. rt:Uxedo Acetone. 4-4067 afternoons and eve . JAP MINK cape!et, $25. Scali stole $25. Winl er coat size I ELECl'RIC stove. excellent con. nings. 00 Call TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly ~.~i.: ~~c:~io'G~~~~ l:C:nt~hi~~~:~_ Leslie speakers for all organs. 14, $10. TUxedo 4-1344.' dition. TV 1.5301. B. .,. ences. Call Saturday 10 to 12 VERNIER RD., 4.room upper , $190 to $675. Free trial. garage, $125. No pets; adults MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS 2 LARGE Kerry tweed rugs. I Your Ad Can Be Charged IH::~:::~:.l::. ,efinedTUxedo 1-9947. Bald~in, 2 manual, 32 pedals, 8xl0 oval Chines(' hooked rug 824-9356. chunes. $2595. Detroit. with pad and cle~ned, $20. LARGE braided rug 12'x18'. 2 'WhWh ~ , • • • • •• • " • • '. DETROIT '(:Ii m" ~t~ Grosse Pointe home. Adults Blon.d teac&rt With. glass end tables, lamp table and ~':m~>m:~'~::"'~'*~~~~~~~~~.l!lRl'~~~"'m~W::~'*~~ References r e qui red. TU 3500 HARVARD RD. Thomas, 2 manual, 25 pedals. servmg tr~y, $25. AdJustable I Wedgwood lamp. TU 5.3831. 5.0225. 3 bedroom, Ph bath Colonial $1895. Birmingham. sunlamp ttlpod, :$5. Burroughs _~ 8-A~ 2A-MUSIC EDUCATION 4-HELP WANTED 9 column adding machine, BEAUTIFUL hand made ivory GERMAN or Scotch woman Garage. Adults only. No pets $175 per month. Newly de- Hammond M.3, walnut. $845. $25; chrome hirdcage, $4; inlaid coffee table from CHICK: Classified Deadline LEARN MUSIC the proper way. DELIVERY BOY full or part Live in, excellent living quar. corated. TUxedo 5-9449, after Detroit. TUxedo 2-3118. Pakistan. 831.1850 or 823. hogal Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., Experienced instructor will time. Marino's Pizzeria. TU ters, must have good refer- 2.3277. 6 p.m. 5103. 3580. f\.lr all new copy, changes 01. come to your home. TWin- ences .. VAlley 1.1942. Estey reed organ. $195. Bir- PARKER POWER lawn sweep. ---- copy and cancellations. It ~ brook 1.9687 or 731-8839. --~-- mingham. er, 30", Brigg:; & Stratton WESTIJ COOK, general, for one person. OFFERING garage apartm(;nt BIRCH BABY CRIB complete suggested that all real estate motor, $76.50. t81-0582. with matching chifforobe, $45. refrig RECEPTIOI"JIST $325 Small house, live in. Grosse and good pal for driver and copy be submitted to our of. aeneral maintenance man for 331.5786. condil PIANO LESSONS type a little. learn P.B.X. Pointe references. TUxedo 2. o . Minshall-Estey, Z manual, 25 MAHOGANY COIner cabinet. fice by Monday 5 p.m. private home in Grosse Pomte Classical and Popular 9627. pedals. $895. Detroit. Brocade custom made 7' sofa. Farms. References. TU 5- CARPE Adults and Children JOY DOMAN Flamingo color. Tan brocade yards RELIABLE woman for general 8158. Estey, 2 manual, 18 pedals. AH! SO! VOX! After 6 call TU 4-4501 tilt back chair with ottoman. paddiJ Thelma Corless Dikeman cleaning and ironing, Tues- $795. Detroit. COME SEE and hea:r fantastie Ch"rge Ads- 12 words for $ 1.00 WO 3-8606, WA 5-4765 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Gold fireside I~hair. Blonde ironer 1689 Broadstone Rd. days and Fridays. Own trans- new ~fRB sound effects - 2627 David Stott WO 2.7160 Roslyn rd. Attflactive 2 bedll."oom Crosley T.V. combination con. IOc Men "ddit;oMI word Grosse Pointe Woods portation 'and references re- Detroit TR 3-6800 \ obsolete all other amplifiers! $50. T TUxedo 5-6420 27500 Harper IPR 2-5600 bungalow (no dintng room) sole. Brocade tan hide-a-bed Also see new "Bill Wyman" Yale Bldg. quired. TU 4-4350. Birmingham MI 7-1177 sofa. 2 gold I~ustom made 3 REF Coli $125. Reply to Box P-34 , Daily 9-9 Sat. 9.5 bass guitar, stereo Phantom GOOD COOK with references to Grosse PoiIlite News. barrel chairs. H86.2791. 12 string, violin accoustic bass, ment TUXEDO 2-6900 RECREATIONAL DIRECTOR SUNDAY 1 to 5 tric $: 2B-TUTORING serve and cook evening meal, GIRL SCOUT leader uniforms, several other new 1967 models 3 Trunk Lines Degree in OT preferred 4 nights a week and occa- GROSSE Pointe Pa:rk. 5 room - we love trades! 347 M upper flat, middle age couple. UPHOLSTERING Fabric Rem- sizes 8.10-12. E,:cellent condi. PRIVATE TUTOBJNG Call for Interview sional Saturdays. Must have VAlley 2.8588. 10 a.lJl. to 4 nants, below cost; start at 98c tion. 821.4355. ALSO SEE one of America's Be IN Mr. John A. Callahan 923-5800 own transportati<)n. Goo d largest selection of Fender, LINER STATIONS p.m. nnly. yard. Van Upholstering & I LEICA, regular (md telephoto Po CUNNINGHAM DRUGS YOUR OWN HOME EXCELLENT opportunity for hourly wage. TUxedo' 5-1303. Furniture Co., 20343 Mack, G i b son, Epiphone, Gretsch, Gr, 16941 Kercheval at Notre Dame NEFF Road, upper duplex, 3 Grosse Pointe Woods. lenses, flash, meter, leather Guild, Goya, Rickenbacker, All subjects; all grades. neat and attractive secretary, COOKING and downstairs, male Pr TU 5-9698 case, manuals. TUxedo 2- Framus, etc. 100's excellent Adults and children. Certi- full or part-time in down. or female. Fine quarters; 2 bedrooms, heated; quiet cou. Mack NEWS SALE8 STATIONS REFRIGERATOR, late mouel. 1523, trade-ins - guitars, amps, fied teachers. town insurance agency. Ex- in family. Recent. References. pIe. $225. After 5 p.m. TU Bet DOWNTOWN AREA over 11 cu. ft. Washer and ------drums, combo piano-organs. Grand Circus Park News Stand Call: perience helpful. Call Mr. TUxedo 2-0512. 5-0004. 9 tl Campus Martius News Stand DETROIT AND SUBURBAN Rohrig, WOodward 1-6332. dryer, freezer. 886.0775. GO GIBSON ''The Smartest See Artists" 9 to TUTORING SERVICE SOMERSET, 5 room upper, E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS INTERIOR designer. Sales de- 5-SITUATION WANTED garage, basement, $150 per MICHIGAN'S largest Gibson- ARTISTS MUSIC WALNU Alden Park Manor. E. Jefferson KE 7-4653 month. 885.1617. A-1 USED PIANOS Edi-phone guitar and amp. and VanDyke sign, and display work. For • Typing • Mimeo.Printing CENTERS ern. E Park Drugs. Clt,yL1mlu appointment call Rob e r t BEFORE YOU BUY - stop in dealer features elect. accous- 2577 a SHORTHAND, typing, bookkeep. • Resumes EA-FOR RENT- tics, twelve ~,trings, solid 14357 Harper. at Chalmers Trees Trees Furniture Co., and see our selection shock- SROSSE POINTE PARK • Theses 22041 Michigan W., Dearborn WASHEl in g, rZ8sonable. TUx e d 0 TUxedo 4-5822. (Furnished) ing piano trade.in values in . bodies, Thunderbrids, elect. Miller Pharmacy. Wayburn and 5-5341. • Specifications basses, jumbo fl at tops, class. John R at 12 Mile, Madison Hts. 1954 I Kercheval cluding Wurlitzer spinet, BOOKKEEPER. Realistic career Telephone answering by RANCH, 5 rooms, available Oc. $35. 8l: Sullvan ~~harmacy. Beaconafied $200; Baldwin, Story & Clark, ics and all model Gibson and Kercheveal opportunity. Trees Furniture WRIGHT-IDEAS 885.2727. tober 15 to May 1. Couple. amps. Many special custom BUNK BEDS, drapes, small Louis Party Store on Charlevoix Kimball, Winter. Looking for LADY II COMMUNITY Co., TUxedo 4-5822. $185. References. Security. models in stock. From $99.50. electrical appliances, other TRI-CITY TUxedo 5-0503. a basement piano? Our bar. IJousehold items. TUxedo 1. ing, 5 GROS~E POINTE CITY TUTORING SERVICE BABYSITTING SERVICE gains start as low as $65. Kopp's Phar:nacy. Cadieux and THE MUSIC CE:r-."TER 9613. breakf AT HOME "We will stay while you're HARCOURT. Upper. Two bed- Ken'heva1 MRS. LOUIS MARICK DIREC- 22933 Gratiot near 9 !V..ile TUxed CunniJ.lgham's Druis, Notre Dame away. any hour, night or day" rooms two baths and den. THE MUSIC CENTER EXCELLENT condition. Car and Kercheval TOR Tutoring by degree teach- Wanted: Fine type of women 22933 Gratiot near 9 Mile Hours: 10 a.lD.-9 p.m. Best Baby Sitters Avaliable Six or seven month lease. coat, lady's 10. Semi formal, MOVING Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre ears available in all subjects for who are interes1ed in part Hours: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. DaOle and Kercheval Licensed and Bonded $300 month. size 7. TUxedo 4-5285. tU'l"e. 1 I grades high school, college and time work in their own homes, Baby Care, Vacation Care, MAXON BROTHERS, INC. RUMMAGE SALE rors, GROSSE POINTE FARMS adult education. servicing customers of prom- LUTETIA (Em'ba) mink stole. Convalescent and Elderly Care TU 2.6000 8052 1 Trail Pharmacy, Kercheval on in e n t publisher. Thorough WORLD BOOKS, complete, cur- Outstanding bargdns-everything Black broadtill jacket, black 339 Merriweather 754-6070 rent, $35. Bedroom suite, must go: Clothing, all types, througl the Hlll training given. C h a r g e ..c- 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT mink shawl collar, size 10-12. Farms Drup. Fisher RcL and Grosse Pointe }<'arms twin dresser, mirror, tabk, household artides, infants' Kercheval count facilities. Call WOod- ExCellent condition. 886.2335. DINING Schettlers Drugs, Flaher Rd. and ward 2-9532 Jetween 10 a.m. TYPING SERVICE ROOM in Grosse Pointe home. turquoise, $50. Victorian love equipment. Saturday, October Maumee TUxedo 4-2820 buffet, Kinsel Drug., Mack and '7~1I41le and 5 p.m. , IBM Executive Typewriter Home privileges and light seat, $20. Antique slant top 1st, 10 a.mA p.m., 685 Fish- ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET Sofa w Road OPENINGS FOR TEACnERS breakfast. N ear Jefferson pine chest, $85. Red painted er, near Charlevoix, Grosse Wood's Drug Center. Mack and Mack-Cadieux area Agriculture Building 308 Gr Beach and Kercheval busses. dressing table, chair, $15. Pointe. Bournemouth (7 1I41le Rd.) HIGH SCHOOL boy 16 to 18 GRACE BROWN October 1 and 2 TUxedo 4.2205 after 6 P.M. I TEACHER, female, 10 years ex- wanted for leaves and snow TU~edo 1.3669. Michigan State Fair Grounds STANLE TU 1-1443 882-6372 .IPIANO small whi~"e upright an- GROSSE POINTE WOODS perience, will tutor after removal. TUxedo 4-5367. 8 Mile Road and Woodward est w Grosae Pointe Pharmacy. Mack school hours, reading and 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT BOOKS OF Knowledge, 32 vol. tique, 42" high. Moving. $65. Call fo THE SITTERS CLUB has rell . urnes. Reasonable. TUxedo 886-5840. Inside: R:.in or Shine and Manchester phonics, grades 1 through 8. ties or Harkness Pharmacy. Mack and able adult baby sitters. 777 MEDICAL SUITE, air-condi. Time: Sat. 1 p.ln .• 10 p.m. Lochmoor Grosse Pointe area only. CHRISTMAS - 4-2988. ' 0377. Licensed and bonded. tioning, pa,rking, lab space, ,'BOY'S FOOTBALL shoes aud Sunday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m Howard J ohnsoDll. Mack and 8. Phone evenings, 778.6504. RELIABl Mlle SHOPPING new 1y decorated. Wilfred APARTMENT size gas range, skates, all si1es; shoulder Admission--$1.00 Gore-nfJo. Mack and Anita rator l Is no longer a problem when IF YOU'LL name the job you Nolting, TUxedo 5-1856. washer, dehumidifier, kitchen pads. Friday, 407 Chalfonte. Arnold', Drug. Mack and Hn.-. GARAGE SALE. Leaving city. electric thorne 3-LOST AND FOUND the AVON REPRESENTA. want done, we'll do it . . table and chairs. PRescott Bob's Drugs. Mack and Roslyn VA 4-9172. :Must sell. Electric range, sprE'ad~ TIVE calls. Those earnings AVAILABLE NOW-3 new air- 8.0226. ESTATES bough t and sold. LOST: Siamese male cat, last desk ta~les, baby carriage, .1 p.m. DET~OIT AREA can take care of your Christ- conditioned offices in Chet --- Complete or odd pieces. An- seen September 17, Lake. NURSE would like 1 or 2 day s 100% HUMAN hair blonde tiques, silver, china, furni- stroller, Sax's mat ern it y Road, BrIggs Drug Store, Mack and mas shopping too! For inter- Sampson Travel Building. All pointe-Vernor vicinity. Any a week in home nursing. 839- "fall", 20" long. Brand new,- clothes, lawn mower, crystal Touraine view, Call utilities provided, $50 • $70 ture. Oriental rugs. Hugh C. 25 GAl Rands Medical Service Pharmacy. information appreciated. Re- 2959. never worn. $80. TUxedo 6- Bolan, 10233 Woodward, TO chandelier, miscellaneous. 740 Mack and Moran monthly. TUxedo 5-7510. , equiprr Blu" Cross Drugs. Mack and Neff ward. VAlley 1-6608. TR 2-4120 4771. , 6-2500. Lincoln, Grosse Pte. Saturday, - Blue Hill Pharmacy, Mack and ----~--. Your Girl Friday Oct. 1, after 10 a.m. GOVER!' Blue Hill GROSSE POINTE CITY. 400 LOST, Blue and white parakeet, GIRL'S 26" Schwinn bike, with occasio DevQnshlre Dru,.. Maek and ONE REAL ESTATE woman S~cretarial Service square feet (business dis- Devonshire vicinity Lakepointe. Warren. basket, excellent condition. WOULD YOU BELIEVE WOOL RUG, 9x12 Axminster, fiber L &< L Pharmacy, Mack and Bea. wanted. Work in attractive Mimeographing trict). Parking. TUxedo 2-7252 TUxedo 1-7484. ' Reward. 1'Uxedo 5.8921. excellent condition. Garland clothinl consfleld surroundings for a broker or TUxedo 5-0518. that our prices could be marked Colony Pateat Medicine, Mrs. Coleman TU 4-6442 down so fantastically low for gas stove, good condition. micros' Mack 15645 FOUND: Black & white young who h3S your success and WE BUY-SELL-TRADE DRexel 1.9483 print I - cat, near Brownell. 884-2737. happiness in mind. All inter- EXPERIENCED in nursing , 6D-RESORT PROPERTY our ONCE YEAR.L Y SALE? GUNS tially views confidential. RUTH AS- day or night, good references FOR RENT Bargains ;yQU can't afford to FULL LENGTH autumn haze 1A-PERSONALS Reloading equipment and com- 1-1207 I 4-HELP WANTED SOCIATES of Grosse Pointe, TW 2-8199. miss in Antique:;, Olde. Tiques mink coat, like new. CHARLEVOIX LAKE (Villa Nu . ponents. Scope and Sight In- and 14K jewelry. Hurry while - TU 6-4060, 81 Kercheval on TUxedo 4-7122 ZENITH GENERAL OFFICE work, ex- Ava Resort) new completel y stallations. Stock fitting and they last! Presentation of this COLOR WEDDING CANDIDS the Hill. Provinl REAL ESTATE SALES perienced mtiture lady seeks furnished homes and apart complete gunsmithing. ad entitles you to free draw- OIL PORTRAITS - sole, $J N~ne finer. No mimmum One of the Pointe's oldest CHALLENGING career optp{>r- permanent part time position mentr;. Accommodations for 2, BROWNING & WINCHESTER ing - no purch.a se necessary FROM PHOTOS Excellent referenc?s. 884- 4, 6, 8, on private, safe, sand WEATHERBY & REMINGTON charg<:. Select from over '[0 real estate firms will train a tunity featurtng rapid ad- y The Grist Mill Shoppe, 21151 822-8013, 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. 8A-O~ beautiful proofs. For appoint- well educated, aggressive 4733. 'beach. Call 1.616-547-2030. SALES & SERVICE Mack, Grosse PIe. Woods. vancement for imaginative, 6-PIECE mahogany dining-room ment in your home to see resident of Grosse Pointe for am bitious young men with GUNS & SHOOTING Fe NURSE, practical, night duty. POMPANO BEAOH - 4 rooms , --~~~~~------~ suite. TU 4-0500 and TV 4. Gros5e Pointe's most creative a rewarding career in real nationwide consumer fin'ance ACCESSORiES TYPEWF Steady or reI i e f. Grosse furnished. Available now un . BEAUTIFUL HAHn CARVED 1532. photography, caU J. S. De estate. Ii you are over 25 and company. Proven business machin Pointe references. VAlley til February 1st. $100 a PICTURE FRAMES IN STOCK Forest, 884-4852. tired of a ceiling on your in- and management trawing. B. MeDAN IEL CO. 4-0022. month. LA 6-3960. CONN Constellation cor net. souable come, this may be the ideal Salary. Local opportunities. 15102 KERCH EVAL I GROSSE POINTE STUDIOS Like new. Martin cornet, sac- £ice Eq field for you. Call Mr. Toles, All inquiries kept confiden- NV'RSING - companion, conva. 7-WAHTED TO RENT Cor. Maryland VA 1-8200 KerCh:z';~i7~r8 Alter rifice. TU 4.()609. at Bfsh 2_~-MUSIC EDUCATION TU 5.4100. tial. Phone R. L. Brusator. lescent care. Nights or live. - GROSSE POINTE resident since SILVERTONE bass amplifier, 8B-A~ TOLES REAL ESTATE. 962-8368. in. Experienced. 772-7698. SOFA, green 2 piece sectional; BARN SIDING _ Authentic I" 1941 desires furnished home piggy-back, 1-15" s pea k ,~r. PUNCH AND JUDY 2 light oak tables. LA. 1-6651. weathered, hand hewn, natur. ROCKIN( MUSIC STUDIOS Memt)er Detroit & Grosse Pointe ONE REAL ESTATE Salesman NURSING and convalescent or apartment. No pets or chil . new, $95. VEnice 9.9870. al timber. TR 2-~;880. 2 strai Guitar, Classic Guitar, Real Estate Boar~s wanted. If you are thinking care. Own transportation. Ex- dren. Finest references. Cal 1 ANTIQUE mirror with marble BLACK ebony clarinet, first $2S table, c Bass Guitar, Banjo, of making a change, see us. celent reference. PRescott Mr. Toles, TUxedo 5-4100 , top console. Small Duncan BOY SCOUT UNIFORM, never takes. 779-2900 or 778.3786, 7034 01 Guitar Rental and Sales We will respect your confi- 1-2713. days. Phyfe dining table. Living worn, waist 27", complete, ask for Tony. ; dence. We have much to of- room chair. Bookcase. New $9.00. TUxedo 6-2848. 15 Kercheval MAIL BOYS COOK, recent experience, 8 I ; $375 fer you and pay very well. WIDOW desires unfurnished Farberware broiler. Kitchen I ------Grosse Pointe Farms ~~ars in Grosse Pointe. Call apartment, income, or terrace ST. PAUL High S~ho()l uniform; H.S. grads. top job nUTH ASSOCIATES of articles. Clothing size 8 to Jt TU 4-4440 Res. 372.3994 " LAWRENCE WELK beginner's clarinet; 20" girl's i } Grosse Pointe, TU 6.4060, 81 VAlley 1-8851 in Grosse pointe. Call after 10. Many miscellaneous. Sat- i ---- Model Organs by THOMAS bike; children's winter coats, I ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS i n JOY DOMAN Kercheval on the Hill. 6 p.m. TUxedo 5-5825. urday 10 to 5. 474 Lexing. I COMPANION for elderly, some 2 youth beds. TV 2-3964. your home. All types and After 6, call TU 4-45d1 nursing experience. 837-7929. IN GROSSE POINTE - Smal I ton. SAVE ON 100's new 13 pedal makes of organs. Professional WO 3-8606, WA 5-4765 house, rerrace, flat for adult organs and pianos from $325, SCHWINN bike 26" boys. c DATA Processing Supervisor- NORGE aut 0 mat i c washer arranging, styling and har- 2627 David Stott WO 2.7160 TALENTED you n g organist couple. Must have 2 bed a 1s 0 theater :md schurch 824-9356 knowledge of 407, 602 and - (Luxury Line) and Norge gas 1-10 p.m. mony. Gene Wesley, 777.4038. 27500 Harper PR 2-5600 woulcl like work in club or rooms and 2 baths. VAlley model organs, 19m models on related equipment needed and dryer (Luxury Line. Good display with rfl hm sec~ion, GUITAR, Kay, $45, very fine in- Hall, Yale Bldg. . lounge for sensible adults 2-0855. VOICE and piano-former col- must be uble to program. seeking the finest in dinner condition. Call EDgewater bandbox percussion and color strument. Violin, full and SA 30755 ~ Salary commensurate with lege instructor . VAlley 2.8544. music. TWinbrook 1-9687 or MIDDLE AGED employed lady 1-4470 after 6 p.m. glow. size. 293.7314. Town a GUARDS-part time, evenings ability. Excellent w 0 r kin g 731-8839. desires studio or 2 or 3 room "The Smartest See Artists" and weekends. Detroit and conditions with an educa- ATTENTION: Antique buffet ELMINA CAMBURN surrounding areas. Must be semi-furnished apartm"'nt, ap. OUTFIT YOURFAMIL7 DoorP tional organization. Grosse ARTISTS MUSIC !eaded glass doors, chest of Kos .Mich. Music Teachers Assoc. 21 and 5'10." Police.type uni. 5A-SITUATION WANTED proximately $100, vicinity of drawers, 3-shelf side table, Pointe area. Write Box M-29, 8 Mile-Mack. 893-9321. Largest Selection of Resale 1: Certified Piano Teacher form required. Major Secur- \ Domestic: ) CENTERS crco-heted bedspread, old Irish Gruase Pointe Kews. Clothing in Area. Come s Theory Classes ity Police, 921-3492. RETIRED couple established 14357 Harper at Chalme~ brass plaque, famous pictures, Punch and Judy Bldg. ~ . ..__ _ --- LADY wishes Monday, Friday EXPERIENCED beauty oper. residents Grosse Pointe wish New Designers Clothes 22041 Michigan W, Dearborn glassware. VA 2,()681. cleaning, ironing. Good work~ 15 Kercheval TU 1-7747 I BEAUTICIAN, female, for new ator and manicurist wanted. 2 bedroom flat or apartment 60% Off John R. at 12 Mile, Madison Hts. er. Good reference. Call Fri- RUMMAGE SALE BY P.E.O. 9-ART Home: 1023 Roslyn Rd. I ultra modern Groase Pointe Maier.Werner, 17670 Mack in Grosse Pointe. No pets. Original Price. day. 922.8242. ELECTRIC guitar, case. am. Chapter A.O. S.aturday, O~t. 8th, TU 4-2832 shop. Call evenings, TUxedo Ave. Reply to Box N 80, Grosse PIAI' New classes being formed for 5.3204. Fall Clothing Taken pifier and music stalld. Ex- 9 a.m .• 3 p.m. Americall Le. Pte. News. Grands, ~ children aged 6-10 years. ~--"-- SCALE Model B.uilder (male or RELIABLE woman wishes days. on Consignment for cellent condition. gion Hall, Grosse Pointe, Cleaning, ironing. Reference. rights. Hi female) to be trained into QUIET employed lady wishes TUxedo 4.S683 20916 Mack ave. near Hamp. BAN K TELLERS 567.1141. LEE'S FASHION MART supervisory capacity. Full _~ .~._ L __ ~~ _~ _ room or small furnished ton. MILDRED BRIGGS CLERKS time. Call 567-8050. LADY wanl\; day work, no iron. apartment in Grosse Pointe 20339 Mack TU 1-8082 RUM.,\{AGE SALE BOOKS] PIANO and THEORY MOVING Grosse Pointe Area ing, $11 plus busfa-fe. 924- or vicinity. Call 5 to 8 p.m. 10 to 5 Daily; Fri. 'til 9 St. James Lutheran Church braries, BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO 4 piere baby's Whitney bed- 4A-HELP WANT~D 5786. 771.6133. Kercheval and :VIcMillan room set; G.E. refrigerator; MidweSI 15 Kercheval-Punch and Judy Apply Michigan Bank _._._------~----- (Domestic) Grosse Pointe FaI"'ns Hotpoint double oven. electric edo 5.2~ Building. 15010 E. Jefferson EXPERIENCE in c I e ani n .~ 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE IF YOU KNOW a man between Thursday, 0:1:. 6 - 18550 E. W luren lady wishes day work. WAI. 6'2" -6'5", around 200 Ibs, we stove, like new; 16' Frigidaire HANDMA Grosse Pointe WANTED-Experienced rooks, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. chest deep-freeze. D.erorative waitresses and couples. Grosse nut 5-5628. SHOCKING! have excellent bargains in, • for uni TUxedo 2-5680 ! ! wall pitcures; miscellaneous Pointe Employment Agency, PIANO - ORGAN SALE custom made overcoats, suits, on cons TOP VAl.UE household articles and dishes' PIANO and THEORY.Romayne NURSES AIDES TUxedo 5-4576. 6-FOR RENT- A PIANO-ORGAN sale in Sep- and assorted men's clothing. TU 4-5 Take a look! Saturday, Octo- USED ORGANS laa-ge electric antique wali - .Rc,5naert. Beginners ann ad- EXPERIENCED aides prefer. ( Unfurnished) tember? Yes. New Spinet clock; 2 tall brass hunicane WE BUY red. Georgian East, Mrs. HOUSEKEEPER experienced in ber 1st, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 685 vanced students. TU 1-2442. piano, regularly $59i now Our September shJcking sale lamps. Ironrite ironer, WQ.lnut silver. Vicary, PR 8-0800. cooking. or second maid. Live EAST JEFFERSON-Detroit _ slashed to $377. All FIRST . F ;.she r, near Charlevoix, features ? manual 13 pedal, cabinet. Children's large ped. Moross in. Foregin born preferred. lower flat, 2 bedroom~, elec-, LINE Story & Clark, Lowrey, Grosse Pointe. walnut organ bal'gain, now TUxedo 5-2663, between 12 131 toys; boy's 26" bicycle. MUSICAL tric stove, refrigerator. land-I Kimball pianos greatly reo $299. Lowrey, Conn, Story and BOOKS, c; RESPONSIBLE couple to live in 21" TORO rotary mower with Table lamps_ Sunday, oct. 2, noon and 2 p.m. or after 5 scape service. Newly decor- duced. Lowrey, Conn, Story Clark, Thomas organs dras- KINDERGARTEN church house and be respon- grass and pickup attach. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., 5234 W. Immedi p.m. ated. $170. Adults. VAlley & Clark organs featured at tically reduced. Mllcomb's ex- sible for maintenance, house- ments, $15.24" Schwinn boy's Outer Drive, between W. 7 B. C. ( COURSE 2-6611., fantastic savi.ngs. Let us keeping and kitchen for COOKS, OAILY WORKERS, bike, $15. TUxedo 14267. clusive Lowrey organ dealer Mile and Curtis. Since 1 East Detroit Conservatory of church activities. Reply box waitresses. If your references EAST JEFFERSON-DETROIT shock you into an exceptional ~ how (' a s e s all models and Certifie Music introduces a brand new K.ll, Grosse Pointe News. .are excellent we have the piano or organ value today. finishes. ELECTRIC r&nge, G.E., exeel- WO 3-4 36 week musical kindergarten ideal openings. VAlley 2-2630. PIANOS - ORGANS THE MUSIC C::~NTER lent condition, $75. TUxedo Apartment, 5 rooms, 2 bed- BALDWIN We ha, ! 1 program for pre.school, ages 4, PUBLIC RELATIO .....S 9 a.m. 'til noon. rooms, stove, refrigerator. THE MUSIC CENTE~ "ONC,g A YEAR ONLY" 22933 Gratiot near 9 Mile 1-4986. d~lightJ 5 and 6. Enrollment limited. III Adults, $115 per month. VAl. 22933 Grativt near 9 Mile SAVE $ $ $ now by purchasing _ Hours: 10 a.m.-9 p.m_.__ RAY.SMECK guitar; Skis, 6'';'' - For further details contact . . . $430 COOK OR HOUSEKEEPER ley 2-6611. Hours: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. WANTEE II 1 LIVE IN a Baldwin piano or organ CONN CORNET. "Director," and poles; boots, 10 12 M. ture 01 ; j I EAST DE1'ROIT sec'y to exec. director -- ~---- -_. 1 f Grosse Pointe Farms familY-3 NEFF-3 bedro~~-;-2-b th" I ELECTRIC RA~GE, $25; Slim used only this season at Intf?r. liJ I I Wi. ------.. __ ,._~_- ~"!:'~_:_"'f"'~.P7,',ir~~.:r.:~,,"-~,' "'T! .;.q lT!r-". '. :77.,' ~I:"'<.--"~;-;-:;.• O~','.~:e-,-', ,~,-~, ,.""",, ,.. : •••- ' ;:'f , ._ ..- ''!H-,.,-";:q-"-,, -4. .-, ,"'~A-,,-_"". , ._44e '!"I. 44______~_ - - ...... -.--;~.- .. '*K ....{$~, 4, • ~ .. ~-:"'-~:1',.~.~ ,,--~ . ---"-"'1 ~'::'~~-::--'~ .'~ ---..---~~~":.. •. -. - " ,-'''.-0;,.' --.R",--0""-, ". -----1 Thursday, September 29, 1966 ptember 29. 1900 GROSSE POINTE NEWS :TICLES FOR SALE 12F-RESORT PROPERTY 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL Es,rA,TE ~3-REAL ESTAT! FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALI: FOR SALE had planned to pay $7.00 HOUGHTON LAKE FIRST 0 F FER I N G, '.lEN- GROSSE PTE. SHORES I piano. see this spec~al OXFORD ROAD, SOUTH JOHNSON'S RUSTIC RESORT DOME, in tl1n heart of the walnut con sol e wIth CLASSIFIED. FIRST OFFERING of a luxury WILLIOW TREE PL. 75 - Lux. A fabulous property with a na- Farms ~... 4 bedrooms, library ~ for $573. Grosse Pointe 2 bedroom ranen type home. urious 4 bedrooms, 21h bath tional reputation. Lakefront and Florida room. A good S~IILEY BROS. All spacious rooms, includ. Colonial. Living room, activi- Motor Lodge (bath in all CALVIN, 418-Near bus and family h 0 m I! wit h many TR 3.6800 ing Florida room, attached ties room, for mal dining rooms) and up-to-date spark- Brownell School. This fine close~. Lot 1110x250. 2-car garage, built-ins, car- room, ~:utschler .kitcaen, utile gham )11 7-1177 ADS ling d1ning room with cocktail home has 3 bedrooms, 2 ------peting, draperies. Covered ity room, 2 car attached iounge. Available in one pad.- baths, screened terrace, gas HOLIDAY - Ranch, 2 or 3 RlC stove. excellent con. patio, beautifully landscaped garage. age or separately. Con~ct he~t and 2 car garage. In- bedrooms, 2 baths, dining 1. TV 1-5301. lot. Must be seen to be ap. -- ~~-~- Call TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly Earl M. Johnson, Prudenville, cludes carpeting , draperies, room, utility room, Com. ------preciated. Under $40,000. Open Sunday 2.5 GE Kerry tweed rugs. Michigan, 366-5366. stove and refrigerator. Nice pletely air-conditioned, sprin. Weekly by App't Only 356. condition. $27,500. TU 4-0600. klered. ---~------Your Ad Can Be Charged SADDLE LANE TU 5.7900 LEXINGTON Heights, Mich. ~ braided rug 12'x18'. 2 FAIRACRES, 46 - Beautiful NEW 4 BEDROOM Colonial; LAKEPOINTE .- 5 bedrooms Lake Hm'on, 7347 Maple Rd. tables, lamp table and Mt. Vernon Colonial. Well family room, 21h baths. Read~' and si~ing room, 3lh bath8, Summer or year 'round home. :wood lamp. TU 5-3831. designed and functional. 3 for occupancy. Under $50,. new kitchen with built.ins. Cox & Baker --~- Well insulated, 4 bedrooms S-ARTICLES FOR SALE bedrooms, owner's suit e, 000. 'IFUL hand made ivory lOA-MOTORCYCLES l1-AUTOS FOR SALE plus faimly room. All interior maid's' room and bath. 1st OPEN SATUHDAY 2:30.5 I coffee table from CHICKERING spinet piano, md' FOR SALE In knotty pine and cedar. 1956 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof. floor laundry, elegant pow. tan. 831-1850 or 823. Completely futnished, must be VAN ANTWERP, 21144 CLOVERLY, 28t, in t~e F~rJl1s hogany, $525.00. Days, 882- HONDA 160 Show bike custom, Motor, brakes, heater, tires der room. TU 1-4200. Grosse Pointe seen. Sel! at sacrifice. TUxedo GROSSE POINTE school diS.j - ~omplete seclusIo~ In a _. 3580.______$600. Bxcellent condition. very good condition. Body trict. 3 bedrOGm brick ranch. Florlda room overlooking the looks at least 10 years old, 4-5747. GROSSE POINTE FARMS-At- HARVARD. First advertilied. BABY CRIB complete WESTINGHOUSE 11 cu. ft. Custom paint. TUxedo 4-1899. Convenient location. Must be 110' wooded J:a~en .. 4 or 5 Lovely traditional English. matching chifforobe, $45. refrigerator, good w~rking excellent mileage, ideal local tractive 3 bedroom air-eondi. sold before winter. call for b~drooms, one WIth f~replace. transportation, $145. 884-6934. 12H-LAKE AND RIVER Beautifully modernized. Su- 786. condition, $45, TU 5.4058. SUZUKI Sport 80, 1 year old, tioned RANCH. 11,2 baths, details LIbrary. Vacs nt. WIll con. 2,300 miles. Perfect condi- PROPERTY excellent kitchen with range, . sider land contract. perb kitchen. Five bedrooms ----- FORD '64 XL 4.door hardtop, CARPETING 6 months old, 29 tion. $275. Also Bell helmet refrigerator; 2 car attached five and one-half baths. High 390, automatk, full power, quality throughout. Large lot. .H! SO! VOX! yards, 1T.OSS green plus foam unused, $30. TUxec!Q 4-0523. garage, games room. Immedi . OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5 buckets, !loor shift, radio, BRICK COTTAGE SEE and hear fantastic padding, If.z price. Frigidaire ate occupancy. TU 1-6300. ROWE & CO. $65,000. heater, windshield washers, CRESTWOOD, 90 - A family :\IRB sound effects - ironer, excellent condition, 1963 HONDA SPORT 50, exrel- This year round home o~er- GROSSE P'l'E. WOODS low mileage. Exeellent condi. " home. Activities room, ~n. THREE MILE. First adver- ete all other amplifiers! $50. TUxedo 4.7337. lent condition, $175. TUxedv looking Lake .Huron, 12 miles GROSSE POINTE WOODS - tion. $1,595. TU 5.4058. Member Grosse Pointe closed ~ err a c (s, recreation I Used. Fine Colonial. Three see new "Bill Wyman" -~------. 5-2424. east of Sarnia, Ontario is set Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath 3 REFRIGERATORS. Apart- on a 75x150 foot lot and in- RANCH on quiet street. Mar- Multi.List Association room, tiled garage, access to large bedrooms two and one- guitar, stereo Phantom 1966 CADILLAC coupe de Ville, ment gas stove $25, full elec- HONDA '65, 65 cc, going to col- cludes deeded right of way ble foyer, kitchen built.ins, Shores. and Woods parks. half baths. Paneled library. ing, violin accoustic bass, air and all extras. Actual tric $25. Upright, freezer, $65'1 lel!e, $200. Call 881-0623. to the broad sandy beach. luxurious carpets, draperies. TU 4-1000 ImmedIate occupancy. Glassed porch. Recreation al other new 1967 models miles 9,000, $4,950. Call 884. 347 McKinley. Asking price of only $13,500 Priced to sell. TU 1-6300, room. Many attractive fea- e love trades! 1162. WASHING'!'ON, 988. FIRST --.'------..'- ..- ._~ - ll-AUTOS FOR SALE (Canadian), includes 'all fur- OFFERING -- Semi-ranch; tures. $49,500. SEE one of America's Best 1D DetrOIt Area '64 CHEVELLE, 2 door auto- nishings a n- d applianc~s. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 3 bedrooms, 2lh baths, 3.car ,t selection of Fender. RUMMAGE SALE matic 6, whitewalls, 1 owner. There's a fireplac(:, patio, Near new High School. Ex. FIRST OFFERING garage with ex tra high doors. RIVARD. First advertised. Su- son, Epiphone, Gretsch, Grosse Pointe Woods cl'llent 4-bedroom, 2.baths, Cad. '66 Clearance Sale 823-2577 after 5 p.m. sunroom - all extras. Call FOR YOU who have been Large, irregular lot. perior ranch just a few years . Goya, Rickenbacker, Presbyterian Church -, SEMI-RANCH. Large kitch- All body types including CON. TOM PEDDIGREW in Sarnia. searching around for a old. Three bedrooms. Pan. IUS, etc. 100's excellent Mack Ave. and Torrey Road '60 CORVETTE Honduras ma- en with built-ins, g a m e s -ins - guitars, amps, VERTIBLES. Most have AIR. at 344-8871 four bedroom Colonial with OLD TOWN, 5905, near Grosse eled library and recreation Between 7 and 8 Mile roon, entirely new mechan- room, terrace, attached ga- Pointe. Cape Cod, 3 bed- room. Family room. Excep. s, combo piano-organs. GUILFOYLE-BARRONS the charm and detailing 9 to 8, Friday, Oct. 7 rage. 0 w n e r transferred. 1 O'LEARY CADILLAC ically .- body e x cell e n t. which was built into so rooms, 2 1l baths, excellent tional d eta i 1. Large lot. Smartest See Artists" 9 to 11, Saturday, Oct. 8 REAL ESTATE LIMITED Immediate occupancy. As- 17153 E. Jefferson TU 5.120tl 4 speed. Must sell ,this week. many houses twenty years storage. Finn,~y school dis. $57,000. sume 6% mortgage. TU TUxedo 2-4542. ago . . . we are offering trict. ~T!STS MUSIC WALNUT b~droom suite, mod- 1.6300. just such a home, but this OXFORD. First advertised. Ap- ern. Excellent condition. 823. '56 T.BiRD ha~dtop, rad'io, heat. 1964 IMPERIAL, 4 door Crown. 13-REAL ESTATE BLUEHILL, 6168, charming 3 CENTERS one comes with a spanking pealing French Co Ion i a I . 2577 after 5 p ....,. er, autcmatic, good condition, Good condition. 4 new tires. FOR SALE MORAN, 286 - Excellent loca. bedr!lOm, llh bath Colonial , Harper at Chalmers ----~--_. __ Three good-sized bedroom •. ._------Best offer. TUxedo 6.5286, TUxedo 2-0659. tion. Near schools and bus. new kitchen, new furnace, )Iichigan W., Dearborn WASHER, Hudson, automatic, new lavatory; in fact it near Grosse Pointe. Paneled Paneled library. Recreation GROSSE PTE. WOODS, 986 N. Brick, ~ bedrooms, 11h baths, family room. at 12 :\Iile, Madison Hts. 1954 model, good condition, has been completely re. room. $37,000. MERCURY Monterey, purchased PLYMOUTH' '63 4-door Belve- Renaud. SunpClrch, 3 bed- terrace and gas heat. Call $35, 881-0937. in March, 1963, power steer- dere, automatic, power steer- rooms, living rOGm, dining L, decorated both inside and BEDS, drapes, small today. TU 4-0600. WOODLAND SHORE. Charm- 'ing, whitewalls, custom up- . ing, mechani~ally perfect. large kitchen, finished base- rical appliances, other LADY and girls' winter cloth- out. You guessed it. The I GOO DMA N ing Early Ar.,erican one and holstery, 285 h.p., less than TUxedo 5-5081. ment with bar, furnace and ST. CLAIR- "In the Village." present owner just finished 1 ~hold items. TUxedo 1- ing, size 10-12.14. Formica one-half story. One bedroom 12,000 miles. One driver. laundry rooms, 3 baths. Im- p ~ r f e c t I y maintained 2. doing ove: his "forever breakfast table and 4 chairs. L I N C 0 L N Continental 1965 house" when he was trans. 93 Kercheval 886-3060 one and one-half baths on 822-7059. mediate possession. Owner. FLAT. 5 rooms each. Divided TUxedo 2.1430. black 4.door sedan. Complete. ferred out of the city. This first floor. Two bedrooms lmd ,LENT condition. Car 772-0636. basement. Completely mod- --- - ,~- - _. -- ~~ -, .- 1964 RAMBLER, 2-door Amerl- ly equipped. Low mileage. one will be I eady for your bath above. Fine activities lady's 10. Semi formal, ernized. New carpets. Drap- MOVING out of town. Furni. can, :::utomat:c, 19,500 miles. TUxedo 1-5615. family by the time you line room. A.l house in A-1 loea. 7. TUxedo 4-5285. eries. Excellent investment. ture. Paintings, antique mir. $850. TIJxedo 4-4219. lIP the moving van. tion. $69,500. rors, glassware and junk. -' 1964 FORD Fairlane V-B. 4.door, Price r~duced for quick sale. FIRST OFFERINGS IA (Emba) mink stole. 8052 Kercheval. Wednesday 1955 BUICK ~ door, 1 owner, TU 1-630(}. radio, heater, stick. One CITY - Around the corner to LAKEPOINTE. Well designed : broadtail jacket, black through Saturday, good running condition, $75. TAPPAN Says; driver. Under 15,000 mi1~s. OPEN SUNDAY the Village. New England Colonial. Four bed roo m s shawl collar, size 10-12. -- ~~ ------~------TUxedo 1-6126. $1,250. 884.7578. TORREY ROAD, 1120 - Low .lent condition. 886-2335. DINING ROOM table, 6 chairs, "OPEN SEASON for and rambling, has paneled li- 2:30 to 5 shake shingk Colonial; 4 three :ind one-half baths, Pan- buffet, miscellaneous e-h::irs. '66 DODGE Mnnaco, 2 door brary. Pine paneled activi- THE RECENT price reduction I bedrooms, 2 baths, charming,/, eled library. Modem kitchen. 1964 BUICK LeSABRE 4.door home hunters is here. heated, glass enclosed ter. New fur n ace. Recreation QUE FLEA MARKET Sofa with slip cover. 881.6209. hardtop, black vinyl top, low ties roOlr- with fireplace, should be reason enough II griculture Buildi!lg 308 Grosse Poini.e Blvd. mileage, fully equipped. Sac. hardtop: Cease your hunting and three bedrooms, 2 baths, util- for you to take a serious race; maid's room anti bath room. Extra basement bed. October 1 and 2 ------._- -~-----._-_ rifice. Private. TUxedo 2- PERFECT CONDITION. Power ity room, brick patio and at- look at this three bedroom, down. room with shower. Large lot. STANLEY Home Products. Fin. 6716. aim at these today." 'an State :r~air Grounds br.akes, steering; big 400 tached garage. • Save steps. bath and a half Colonial WOODS - Neat Lady Star of Fine trees. $55,CVO. ~ Read and Woodward est waxes, brooms. mops. ----- transmission, . radio, heater, Everything on one floor. TU at 1792 Littlestone. An. Call for information for par- 1965 MUSTANG, red, hardtop, ,ide: Rain or Shine custom trim inside, tinted First Offering 4-0600. other reason is that at $28,- The Sea chu~ch and. school. AUDUBON. Very good English. ties or sales. TUxedo 4-917~. V-B, stick. Excellent condi- Custom .Colomal, 3. nice ~ed.1 Three large bedrooms. Libra. : Sat. 1 p.m. - 10 p.m. _ ~_ ... .._ ~__ tion, must sell. Call 886.5814. windshield, seat belts. $1,550. Dignified older home on Jef. 900 you won't find a house day 10 a.m. - 7 p.m YORKSHIRE, 1388-- Attractive of this quality on a lot 45x rooms, llbr~,y, spacIous kItch- ry. Recreation room. $33500. After 5 p.m. TU 1.8725: ferson Avenue in the Park-reo en. Glassed terrace overlooks ' RELIABLE Frigidaire refrige- OLDS '64. 98 Holiday Sedan. English on corner site. 3 bed- Admission-$1.00 stored to fine condit!on-Iarge 154. Another reason is that ~--_. ------rator $60. Reliable Hotpo.nt Power brakes, steering, win- rooms, den or 4th bedroom, we can arrange fav01"!ble wonderful swimming pool. VENDOME between Kercheval VALIANT 1963 V.200 wagon- modern kitchen, five bedrooms, ;E SALE. Leaving city. electric stove $40. Lawn dows, ;;eat, trunk opener, air, lavatory and shCiwer on 1st financin'g which should ap. and Ridge. Very desirable sell. Electric range, automatic, electric window, five baths, beautiful grounds. ~preader $7.50. Saturd~y only, new tires. Excellent condi. ilool. Jalousied enclosed ter-I peal to most buyers. Why By Appointment Regency Colonial built 1953. tAbles. baby carriage, , 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. 1122 Bishop tion, $1900. TUxedo 1.7535, snow tires and wheels. Very Priced in mid sixties. race. St. Clare Parish. TV not stop by Sunday - Mr. EDGEMERE _ Choice location Five bedrooms three and one. er, Sax's maternity Road, Grosse Pointe Park.:-.. 680 Birch Lane. clean. TUxedo 4.1621. _ ..- - 1-4200, . , Strongman will show you es, lawn m Sri' f , ...... ;..' '.;,' '- ...... ,; ...,,,Cd . ~ ...... e .;.a...4 _ LIt.,!, - ;. .;...... ;...... It' ;,... be • ,h • Ls.n;.1 i,.. ...L_ Ad M. " .., • _. •.• *en ~.. * x • .2+',';' ... ,;. ri'tt Ph mst'1 -q - --- ...... Page Twenty-six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 29, 1966 1111,,' '5 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 16-PETS FOR SALE 21H-RUG CLEA~HNG 21 M-SEWER CLEANING FOR SALE FOR SALE 1 - FREE KITTEN to a good home. ARDMOR E ADVANCE MAINTENANCE TUxedo 2-6472. AGNES AREA OPEN SUN. 2 to 5 I CARPET and furnit lre clean- Electric Sewer Cleaning for all MUCH FOR UTILE BASSETT, fem'lle, P months, ing. Your Michigan Bankard drains and sewers. H A.K.9. registered, s hot s, welcome here. CLASSIFIED 9 ROOMS, 3 baths, lower floors GROSSE PTE. FARMS RESIDENTIAL. COMMERICAL champion sir e d. Working Free Estil~ates 2 garage. Livable but need~ We have a unique home ~t WE DIG AND REPAIR couple unable to care for her 772-2252 777.7838 s()me repairs. To close es- 286 Cloverly for sale. This BROKEN SEWERS Colonial has 4 extra large properly. Ph 0 n e 371-53741 tate. Only $1,450 down FHA All Work Guaranteed bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd after 6 p.m. ADS Exclusive location, India~ RADKE CARPET CLEANERS £lOOI'; maid's quarters on 1st. Village. Mellinger, 342~1l88 SIAMESE cat - pur e b red, Carpets, rugs, tackec down or 884-9512 or 353-9532. THIS IS THE PERFECT HOUSE FOR ENTERTAIN- male, $20. VE 9.4243. loose and upholsterec furnitu~e! 21 N-ASPHAL T Call TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly ING. There are many special ADORABLE kittens to good cleaned and mothed 1110ofed, m I DRIVEWAY features, such as the 1" home. TUxedo 1-4986. your home the modern way Your Ad Can Be Charged with the latest Rug Deteger, LAKESHORE Therompane glassed-in Flor------1 "Custom Quality Paving" b;s.. ida room overlooking an ex- 20-PIANO SERVICE dries overnight. CONTINENTAL ASPHALT Repairing, serge bind ing, throw St~ Paurs Parish tra large lot, fireplace in the PAVING CO. 01 COMPLETE piano service. Tun- rugs and runnHs, picked up master bedroom' excellent in- D r iv e way s, parking lou, J ing, rebuilding, refinishing, and delivered. 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAt. ESTATE 13-REAL E~t ATE Suitable for executive with sulation and a bar with run. churches and sealer. Call Lic ning water in the paneled de.mothing. Me m b e r Piano Free estimate, rea! 0 nab I e fOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE large family. Nick Rudelic. Technicians Guild. R. Zech, l'rices. DR 1-3133. den. Call us for more infor- 10 Yr. Paving Experience 7 rooms, 4 baths on 2nd floor. mation; make an offer. Owner 731-7707. 534-3345 535-3248 Res. S. RENAUD, 1512-Custom bum DESIGNED WITH IT'S A- "BEST BUY" 1st floor large family room has been transeferred to New ranch. Birch trimmed through- as well as large paneled li. York; immediate occupancy. 21-MOVING 6- STORAGE 211-PAINTING j.ND IFind us fast in the yellow pages. IT'S BETTER THAN NEW DOING JI out. 3 bedrooms, llh baths. DISTINCTION brary. All main rooms have ABCO M 0 v i n g and Storage. DECORATING Full Jining room, large kitch- IT'S COMPLETELY COMPLETE fine view of the lake. DISTIN & DISTIN ~rl 54 FONTANA LANE $9.50 an hour, 2 men, $13.50 . ACME ASPHALT CO. porches en with bay, library wl~h Yes, this 3 bedroom, 2lh bath, VE 9-9600 Fine floor pIal:. Excellent an hour, 3 m~n. Anytime. HUGHES BROTEERS EItima1 built-in desk. Breezeway with gracious Colonial situated on smEDRIVES expertly capped GROSSE PTE. SHORES for lar~e ~ale ~ntertaining. Anywhere. Time starts at DECORATORS 2-car garage attached. 100' a large, beautifully land- with asphalt. Save over half. A prestlge home 1D a prestige your home. 775-5320, also 5293 Yorkshire lot. Immediate occupancy. BURNISHED SLATE FOYER scaped lot has all the extras 293.7111. location. . Walnut 4-5588. 882-9750 or 821-lJ643 Shown by appointment. leads to all the advantages a a family needs and it is in BE OUR GUEST Move in at once. home should give you. Air. perfect condition. Schools are 21 A-GENERAL SERVICES ---,------21 P-FURNITURE REPAIR GEO. F. SHORT, INC. conditioned, inter.com, 1st Barnes, Brownell and Star of Sunday 1 to 5 19934 Harper~TU 1-2811 - PAINTERS and decorators of Kitchel CUSTOM upholstering. A splenk floor laundry, humidity con. the sea. The price is right 227 G. P. Blvd . SUBURBAN MAINTENANCE fine homes and commercial We A FLAT did selection of decorative . trolled heat, 2x12 joists on at Lothrop ASSOCIATES buildings. lnsured. VAlley 4- Moder. BY OWNER. Must sacrifice. 3- SEE IT TODAY Trombley Road near the lake. fabrics. Expert needlepoint 16" centers are the practi- Compl~te Home Services 9172. bedroom, California Spanish, 2 .bedrooms, 1~ baths and mounting. Estimates cheer- cal side. The kitchen will 19912 Doyle Place West. Open SINGLE STORY living for a spacious living room, dining- den (or 3rd bedroom) in each Interior and Exterior Painting C-O-M-P-L-E-T-E-d-e-co-r-a-u-n-g-.-P-a-p-er-. fully given. Ewald, 13929 Ker- THIEL make you hungry. The liv- afternoons or by appointment. couple that wants excel- room, kitchen with breakfast unit. Excellent tenants. Fine a Specialty hanging, insured, guaranteed. cheval. VA 2-8993. ing room will impress your Owner, 884.3109. lent location in the Farms, 6- nook. Nicely decorated. Full guests, the family room ex. condition. Attractive Colonial and just a short walk to PR 6-3038 AI Schneider. TUxedo 1-0565. carpeting with drapes. Lo- udes relaxation. But first, design .. the lake. This little jewel INTERIOR. EXTERIOR paint. 21 Q-PLASTERING cated on East Outer Drive price the new houses to ap- has two master bedrooms, .cARPET LAYING ing. Attention apartment own- CARPEl\T near Harper. Call between 9 preciate what we are offer- a library, and a large NEW AND OLD ers ~ retirees. General car. JOHN & FRANK and rem and 5 for appointment. WO ing you. screened and c 0 v ere d HOLIDAY RD., FIRST OFFER. penter repl:lirs, wall papering PLASTER CONTRACTORS 2-0317. KARL DAVIES porch. The large living LA 6-55« ING - 2 bedroom ranch, Stair Carpet Shifted and gutters. Free estimate. Repair Work room is sure to. please SO LITTLE formal dining room, family TU 5-3220 Repairs of All Types 382.1221. Free Estimates room, recreation room, at- those who want elbo\'f Cigaret Burns Re.Woven GROSSE PTE. FARMS ANNOYING TRAFFIC tached garage. room. Priced at $46,500. VA 4-8260 after 5 p.m. PAINTING (us LEO and BOB TRUDEL MEADOW LANE I 753 HIDDEN LANE EXCLUSIVE FARMS Interior and Exterio:". residen- FAIRHOLME, FI~ST OFFER- PLASTERING - Specializing re- CON First ~ffering of a center hall T • • TU 5-0703 ~ial and commercial. Fully ING - 4 bedrooms, 2 fuJl LOCATION Purdy Colonial in this most conve-I THIS ~ECTION ~s a plcture of lUsured, free estimates. Ex- pairs, cracks, falling ceilings, C nient and sought after loca- lovehn~ss. You 11 fly t?;ough baths, semi-ranch, carpeted COZY CAPE COD featuring & clean. Jim Blackwell, VAlley perienced crew. Additions l tion. Contains 3 bedrooms, y?ur kltchen work ~ lt s de. throughout, recreation room LET US DRY CLEAN 1.7051, VAlley 4-3022. bedroom, large bath and den types expe with fireplace, lavatory with YOUR FURNITURE THEODORE BRIGGS 1'h baths, large screened ter-I Signed as a step ~aver and (or second bedroom), large • Family race and up-dated kitchen i affor?s a luge e~t~ng space. stall showers. Excellent con- living room with natural Edgar We specialize in Dry Cleaning WA 4-4129 21 R-CEMENT WORK dition. 2 car garage. .~1 with dishwasher and dis- GracIous full ~l~mg ro(}m fireplace, dining L, roomy 100 KERCHEVAL TU 4-2228 and Re-lustering fine upholster- 6' BRICK WORK posal. Excellent I'ondition. a~d eleg~nt ltvmg. room. kitchen, bedroom and bath ed furniture and oriental rugs, CUSTOM PAINTING Rooms. :E verte4 • Gas heat. Plcture ~mdows brmg the ANITA, 3 bedroom, face brick plus storage on second floor. Guaranteed, insured, no harm, & DECORATII\G greenery mdoors. Many other Remodeled bungalow, with natural fire. Near schools, shopping and ST. CLAIR SHORES near St. no odor and no price increase! Quality Work H. CHAUVIN luxury features we want you HAMILTON CT. place, dining reon"', complete- transportation. $37,500. Lucy's church. 22960 Clair- Interior and Exte dor Free Esttl to see for yourself. 20 Years ExperiE'nce CEMENT CONTRACTOR A most attractive Colonial house ly remodeled kitchen new wood. Two bedroom, custom Grosse Pointe Furniture Service. FJ ALSO ALL WORK GUARANTEED ALL TYPES OF CEMENT custom built by H. Micou.' cabinets, built-in oven range, brick ranch, two car, recrea. Cleaning Co. DEAL Among many fine features dishwasher, car and a half ga. 2 AITRACTIVE lots near the tion room, 8 years old. PR RUDOLPH TONELLO 545-3203 WORK 9226 Bishop Rd. are large living and dining Ruth rage. lake. 1-4580 after 5 p.m. Det:-oit, Mich. 48224 rooms, library, e xc e 11 e n t For Further Information COMPLETE Decoratinl~ervice~ I • Walks. Drives. Porches Robert Johnson TU 5-6451 n screened terrace, 4 bed- Painting, interior, exterior, I • Patios. Waterproofing Associates FLEETWOOD, Exceptional 2 BERKSHIRE 701 rooms, dressing room, 2'h paper hanging and ~'emoving, • Pre-Cast Steps of Grosse Pointe bedroom brick bungalow. Nat- CALL baths plus 2 additional bed- ural fireplace, separate din- 6 BEDROOM colonial with every- HANDY MAN SER VICE- Materials, workmanship guar- • Tuck Pointing 21T-DRI GEORGE PALMS, Rltr anteed. For estima1l', call rooms and bath on 3rd floor, ing room, Florida room, ga. thing. H EAT E D swimming Chimney, porch repair and Kerby and Brownell schools. TU 6-4060 .. TU 6-4444 pool, family room, recreation WlLLIAM FORSYTHE No job too small. Free estimates. EXCLUSIV ra~e. Convenient t.o transpor- odd jobs. PRescott 7-3452. by Mari st. Paul parish. Quick pos- 81 Kercheval on the Hill tation. room, screened terrace. All VAlley 2-9108 session. this and more on a larg~ CONCRETE REPAIR WORK- CALL service 0 GROSSE POI N.T E - Notre corner lot. Quick possession. Small jobs, reasonable. LA EXPERT painting, paper hang- TU 2.6588 TU 2-5956 107610. EDGEMERE ROAD CRESTWOOD ~ Grosse Pointe Dame, 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1.0938. ing. Free estimates G. Van ------Shores. Custom built elegant large family room, 2 car ga- Assche. VAlley 4.1492. ALTEBATII First offering of this delightful I SHAREMET 886.5020 3 bedroom, 1Ih bath ranch. rage. Near schools and shop- I HANDYMAN .service. All odd J.W. KLEINER Will pid home on a well landscaped I CHAMPION Family room, plus activities ping. TUxedo 2-0659. . jobs, repair work. Painting, PAH'lTING, inside and out , no, , TUxedo 1- Int clcse to the Lake. Among CE~IENT CONTRACTOR REALTOR room. Ex cell e n t decor etc. DRexel 1.9579. job too sman. Full tJme. Free I other fine features are a I GROSSE POINTE WOODS MINOR al1< throughout. Attached 2-car estimates. Best of r£'ferences. All types Cement, Stone and Suits, coa family room with nreplace, \ garage. Many extras. Call 1316 LOCHMOOR - New 5 bed- BLAIF.MOOR CT., 1606 21 C-ELECTRICAL Frank Provenzano. Brick Work - New and Repairs large screened terrace, mod- , By Appointment room Colonial $73,000 Between Goethe & Charlevoix SERVICES TUxedo 5-4115 ley 2-9743 today for full particulars. . __ .~_ Driveways, Porches, Walks ern kitchen r and breakfast I HAWTHORNE 1425--Semi-ranch OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO.5 P.M. PAINTING, co lor s matched, Patios, Tu.::k Pointing, SEWING aI' room, 4 be~tooms, 3 baths on 70'x148' lot. Three bed. RIVER RD. - 6 bedroom con. ELECTRICAL WIRING I WHITTIER-3 bedr"om Colo- chiIdreJl; plus lavatones on first floor rooms tw b th li' temporary $57,500 CHARMING nearly new 3 bed- and REPAIRS papering, paper removed, wall I Pre-cast Ste~. and bas t S . kl' ,0 a s, vmg nial with 3112baths. First floor washing w 0 r k guat'anteed, lows, dral e.men '. prm mg room dining room family room Colonial. Family room KRAUSMANN ELECTRIC CO den and family room, 2 car Mertens, 122 Muir, TU 2-0083. TU 1-74155 system, attlc coohng fan, at- ' ki . ' . 433 BAReLA Y - 2 bedroom with fireplace. Lovely kitchen TU 2.5900 No Job Too Small tached garage with "electric room, ~.c~en wlth eatmg attached garage. Recreation with built-ins. Carpeting. At- eye" doo d th space. F lDlshed basement, ranch in Farms. Flagstone Walks and Patios, room with natural fireplace tached . 2 car garage. At. 21 D-ELECTRICAL extras. r an many 0 er hot water h~at. Must be seen GEORGE S. D,A-LLY Natural Stone Planters and lav. Many extras. tractively priced. Early oc- APPLIANCES to be appreclated. 430 MADISON - 3 bedroom PAINTING, DECORATING Colonial in Farms. cupancy. LICENSED & BONDED T RAYMOND JEFFS BEACONSFJELD 1066-Nr. St. OXFORD SOUTH. 4 bedroom, HOOVER-EUREKA Paper hanging and walL wash- , • Paul. Excellent three bedroom 21,2 bath center entrance Co- 830 LINCOLN _ 3 hed~oom GWENELL TU 2.1730 AUTH. SERVICE lng. S...rving this community for TU 2-0717 TV 1.1100 If no ans. TU 2.0176 colonia!. Large airy rooms, lonial. Contemporary design . over 25 years. FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY sun room, first floor lav., with first floor library, break. seml-ranch in City. TU 1-7480 . fireplacf., carpeting, gas heat, fast, nook, screened terrace, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - ALL MAKES ____ . ~ ~_~_._ I EXPERT mason work, repalrs, 17176 E. Warren TU 1-1122 1932 BROADSTONE garage. Near all schools. 2 car attached garage. I! WI LLiAM W. QUEEN 3-bedroom ranch, lIt2 baths EXPERIENCED house painting, by retired bricklay€r. PRes. by student painter:;, low~r cott 5-0429. CHARMING COLONIAL, three, 0:vner leaving state. Fairly 8 family room, 2-car attached East Side Vacuum I 86-4141 garage. Carpeting, draperies. estimates. VA 1-I27U or VA twin size bedrooms 1st floor pnced at $1~,500. Formerly Harper Vacuum t,.eT'IYt1'ttm'17'PrtrCtfCaI;""!iTgnntit -. ~ $39;1)00. 886-0768. 1-4535: lavatr>ry, eating 'space in FAIRCOURT 1570 - Immediate ,ALL KINDS CEMENT kitchen, family room, g::s possession can be had on Ca rte r & Cac Steady or reI i e f. Grosse GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY A-1 INTERIOR and exterior I heat, perfect condition, two- this lovely semi-ranch on -4400 ISgs. Pointe references. VAlley SHOP 1254 1m d' t _ ~ 4-0022. .' . . me la e pos- painting, waH washing and I AND BRICK WORK car garage. $33,500. TU 1- quiet cul-de-sac in Grosse CALL TU 4 \S.' ..:sesslOn. SpaclOus. Open Sun- HOOVER paper hanging. Have insur- 5592, Pointe Woods. Two bedrooms 4 NURSING - ~ompanion, conva. -,day, 3 to 5. TUxedo 5-3387. ance. Kenneth Pyg(ltt, SLo. Garage floors, driveways, rat with expansion attic. Beau. FACTORY AUTHORIZED cum 8.1780. afte. 5:30 p.m. walls, pre.cast steps, porches \. l~scent care. Nights or live-~ (.\.RMS Id h St P I' !'ERVICE tiful pie shaped lot, 2 car WE SUGGEST \. in. EX'p:erienced 77"'7HQ~ : .0 er orne. . au s . ----I rebuilt or repaired. Patios and natural stone planters. s garage. $29,500.00. Call us for U consult US before listing G ~.. uu lot. TUxedo 1-6486. PO~NTE VACUUM YERKEY & SONS YO "Begg BEDFORD ~ Center entrance an appointment.. ~osse Pte. Farms FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY WE SPECIALIZE - Exterior' All cement crac~s repaired. your home for sale. Free sales 13A-LOTS FOR SALE painting. 27 years' experience. Wor English Colonial; 4 bedrooms, PARK LANE 825 ~ With all advice and consultations from NSW REBUILT PARTS I 27 PRESTON Basement waterproofing. ]fr. Atwc family room can be used as the details so charming in a the best full time, experienced DU PON r PAl NTS Used I 5th bed roo m. modernized New England Colonial, this sales force in your neighbor- NEW COLONIAL - 5 bed. PLANS OF A 2 FAMILY FLAT TU 1-1014 PR2-4050 Re<1sonable. Call EV{lnings. . ... FREE ESTIMATES .... CIiureh Sch PLUS MAID'S QUARTERS 21002 MACK throug kitchen. formal dining room, four bedroom, plus libr.lry, hood. Extensive advertising rooms, 4 baths. Center hall . TW 1-5896 W.\ 5-0398 NO JOB TOO SMALL OVER GARAGE included in large living room with fire- house also has the advantage given each property. Ask marble floor, circular stairs' 21 E-.CUSTOM CORSETS place, 3rd floor with maid's of a dead.end street near the about our guaranteed sales 2 :first floor powder rooms: price of lot, $22,500. For furth- PAINT~G quarters. Lovely, spa c i 0 u s lake. There are three baths program. Appr(,ximately 35 ft. living er information. INDIVIDUALLY des i gn e d INTERIOR -- EXTERlOR JUST CALL home. and a lav. and a beautiful room, large dining room, gar- CALL Spencer girdles and surgical WOOD refinishing. Plastering TUxedo 2-5735 screened porch for more plus LEE den room, library, kitchen, 4 supports. Over 30 years ex. and general repairs. 30 years TU 6-4444 experience. Reasonable. HIDDEN LAN E - Luxurious values. A beautiful setting Call Lee and start packing. car garage. $125,000. Call perience. M a u d e Bannert FRED NAVARRO C1Ia1folll custQffi built 3 bedroom Roman for a discriminating family. 18118 MACK TU 6-3030 builder. GEORGE PALMS, Rltr. TU 5-402'1 VE 9-1385 VA 2-4474 527-3226 brick ranch; large den, excel- LAKESHORE 785 - This older - We Invite" lent kitchen and breakfast CHESTER P. JANKOWSKI 21G-ROOFING SERVICES home has so many pleasant McKINLEY AVE. DONALD BLISS VERBEKE CEMENT 'J room, 2-C3i' attached garage, TU 1.9098 Decorator &!1rprises inside that you must 3 BEDROOM, 1~ bath, older TUCSON, ARIZ. WORSHf' terrace overlooking beautiful Exterior Interior Cement - Brick - Stone Sunday Scho call for an appoii.tment to brick Georgian C 0 Ion i a 1 BEAUTIFUL 8-acre residential lot. Waterprooofing Sunday Scho see it., Four bedrooms, a I home. Den-porch, breakfast GROSSE POINTE WOODS site on edge of Tucson, Ariz. J. D. Candler Free Estimates family room, library and a Panoramic view of 4 moun- 40 Years in ii.P. Rev. Chlr WARREN room, finished basement, 2. Smart 3 bedroom ranch. Fully ROOFING CO, Driveways - Sidewalks lo\'ely farm kitchen with a car garage. Owner trans- carpeted. 2-car garage. New tain ranges. Ample water on BIRCHCREST DRIVE. 12 Mile- INC. TU 1-7050 Patios of all Types beautiful view of the lake, property. C J l i 2 2 a • L » )5 • $ • 7 2 ? on_ 7 •• 07.7. t en en ••••• on S 7 t •• e J.st .... • .b. • t • • • me e.. s n • 1 • 54 p _ Thursday, September 29. 1966 Page Twenty-Eight ~, R 0 SSE POI N T E ' NEW S r i f, " i .. * * * * Feature Page * * * * Pointer of Interest who" where aud whatnot I Good Taste Favorite Recipes by Ulboo%i# of Here's a Garden Hint .•. from Mrs. Harley Higbie, People in The Know ~tnte who read it, tried it, and rep~rts it .REALLY WORK~: When you pick yourl roses, Immedl~tely put them In warm water in the refrigerator. F'or five days, thE:roses PUMPKIN DATE TORTE Contributed by Counter Points will stay handsome enough to win blue ribbons, (Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth Chapin by PAT ROUSSEAU Higbie's did, at the recent Grosse Pointe G~rden C~n~er 1h C. chopped dates Horticulture Show), IF they are p~t. out m th~ livIng Y2 C. chopped walnuts Headed . . . for :ll1the doings of this busy ~ocial season, room for six hours a day, then bacK In the refrl~erator 2 Tbsps. flour are the flattering hats at Walton.Pierce. There are perky in warm water. We hope the system works for yeu. 1,4 C. melted butter arrangements of colorful feathers on velvet, shapings of • • • 1 C. brown sugar soft luxurious mink . . . white or ranch . . . and the Maybe you didn't know . . . {but you m,ght have % C. cooked pumpkin gray or white Persians. Sparkling jewels accent toques. guessed!}, that the two gaJlons of fresh ox bloo~ used to (canned) Then thel-e are the Patou imports . . . all to be found in baste tenderloins served members of the Belgian Royal 1 tsp. vanilla the Millinery Department of Walton-Pierce. Of cotrrse, Family on their last visit to The Pointe came from 2 eggs they will make a hat (ir headdress to-order for special Verbrugge's. Grosse Pointe's oldest market, foun~ed by 1/2 C. sifted flour occasion. Edward Verbrugge, father of pr~ent own~r ~Yl'?-lV.er- lf2 tsp. baKing powder • * * brugge has catered to The Pointe s most dlScrlmmatmg lf2 tsp. cinnamon palates'for more than half a century, and we'r~,pleased to The Key ... to deep-in-the-wood beauty of Mutschler 1/2 tsp. nutmeg cabinetry is the "catalytic finish" that seals and protect! report that its recent move Uacross the street, to !arger, 1,4 tsp. ginger more elegant quarters on the comer of St. Clair and the delicate shadings and colors, giving the enamels ... 1J4 tsp. baking soda the natural maple and walnut finishes a physical depth Mack avenues, is a change in location only - NOT Mix dates, nuts and 2 Tbsp. atmosphere. . • * • flour (set aside). , of color which cannot be equaled by conventional lacquer Blend brown sugar In melted and varnish methods. Visit Mutsch!.er Kitchens, 20227 It's a fact: ... The Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyteria!1 butter. Stir in pumpkin and van. Mock Avenue to see the beautifuL new display areas. Church Women's Association's annual rum~age sale 15 illa. Beat in eggs, one at a time. * ... * one the LARGEST in the whole DetrOIt area-and Sift together dry ingredients; of add to pumpkin mixture, mix. Claire Pearone . . . is on a shopping spree in Europe. She is it's also a fact that chairmen Mrs: Melville Osbo~ne, Mrs. ing thoroughly. Stir in floured also going to Africa to hunt new and unusual fashions m Stanley Maples and Mrs. Frank Kaufman promIse mn tickets are still avail. I able. Even Upsidedown ~'-.8I'J.~ MSIS ~-8.e~ 6U!~Da..a.Jndwo~ Makes Sense For Sharp People Photo developing solu- Tired of the Same Old Faces~ tion is better than b'?er for a teenager - and The most beautiful and practical Anyone Can Get Dates, But cheaper! 1 ' , FirHscreen Ever Built . . • Try Our fxdting Dating , I 1 (It's Worth Looking Into) Supplement - To Find The -=.. ~ & Tile .1967 Model Who ,Meets J Woods Mantel Co. AII~Of Your Requirements STUDIO CAM,ERA SHOH I ;z~83~1~~~~~fE~.~i~)E. 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