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Prepare for Increased School Enrollment Building in Farms City,Farms, of the }-" • Only Pointes tVEEK ''5. ... Dunng June,Not"Involved " May, !lr;ompiled by the .~ .. ~ pointe News :: .' .~ ~. 1966 Controversy J 2 Years Ago .•. Drops Below Recalled: Voters Had . . .~~ Fluoride Removed Only Two Permits For Residential Construction Were From System Granted During Two-Month Period Com- pared To Six Last Year The citizens of the citi,es of Grosse Pointe Woods, Public Service Director John A. Defoe has issued Grosse Pointe Park and the building department report for the City of Grosse Grosse Pointe Shores start. Pointe Farms for the months of May and June. During May, two building per.€>>------ed drinking fluoridated wa- rr.;ts were issued for the con. M E la. ter as of Tuesday, August :;truction of new residences at ust Xp ~n 1. At that time, their sun. 316 Belanger road and 32 r. Warner road, at a total cost of P f plier, the Detroit Water $115,000. No permits were resence 0 Department, began adding issued for construction of new one art II .d t ~usinesses, while ~ight w~re P:~tol Ammo P UOT!e 0 every Issued for construction t()tallng . ~, million parts of water. $299,000, no business permits, Fluoride is a colorless, odor. and six miscellaneous permits, Illegal Turn After Curfew less, and tasteless liquid that for a total of $16,500. Construc. has been the subject of nation. tion valued at $155,200 this Trips Up Driver Without wide controversy for many year during Jolay is more than License: Held For years. lis proponents who in- $150,000 less than the $315,000 Examination elude most cental and medical constrLlction for the same pe. experts, contend that it retards riod last year. • tooth decay. Its opponents claim No permits were given for Robert Hardy, 30 Boyne, that fluoride may be injurious nonassessable property, while Mt. Clemens, ~as sto.pped to health, although this belief last year during :May, one ller. by ~oods Police officer:s is rejected by most health au. mit was issued for nonassess. Martm Trombley and Paul tborities. able construction valued at Titcombe, on Tuesday, July Old Fight RetaDed $8,000. 25, at 9:51 p.m., who ob- June. Also Drops . served him at Vernier and Grosse Pointe Farms, and the Constr'u~tion was d?,vn thIS Mack in the east bound lane City of Grosse Pointe. which re- year durlOg June WIth only ceives its water from the Farms six permits issued, all for mis. making an illegal left hand Pumping stati the station. At damage to vital organs, espe .. o Vast Quantities Of Food, Clothing And Furnishings Held In Jail To Await lC- properties, bave been issued the station offIcers James Far- clally the stomach, bowels and Second Annual Regatta T Collected and Distributed; Soldiers, amination After Giving during 1967. The overall total reU ,and Donald S e h m a It Z kidneys; serious neurological Be Staged In Connec;. Police And Firemen Feci Vague Answers To is $582,800 to be spent on con. search,ed the are~ of disorders: and calcification of tion With Big Event struction through June this Hardy s car and found a sliver ligaments. joints and blood ------~ Questioners year. gra3~ too~ box: llnd a ~olt auto. vessels. At City Park By Betty Stephens . Big Drop in Six Illonths mafic pIStol, .45 caliber, am- Shirley Davidson, of 253 Lakeland avenue, de. Engelhert Udo SteIg, of At this time last year per- munition containing 33 live Two BaDotsTaken The Grosse Pointe Boat scribes herself as just one of the many volunteers who 24447 Loretta, Warren. was mits for 16 new re~iden~es at rounds, a box of .45 caliber The use of fluoride in De. Club will hold its Second worked where they were needed, did what had to be picked up by Woods offi. $889,500, one new business at ammunition conta!ning 48 li,:~ troU's water was approved by a . Ann u a I Summer Regatta done last ~eek. ~un~ay afternoon in the annex of the cers, Donald Schmaltz and $325,000 and 55 miscellaneous r.ounds, all .45ca~ber ammum- margin of 5,600 votes on the ., preS!. on August 13. The Boat Grosse Pomte Umtanan Church at 17~50 Maumee av~. Albert Abend on Wednes- projects at $233,900, with three tion, gov~rnment.lSsue, one box first ballot November 2, 1965, Club, which moors its fleet nu.e, she tolr. what had been accomplished to date In day, July 23, for violation properties at $278,000 being of .32 cahbe~ SmIth ~nd Wesson and by 7,700 votes November th f 33 ters scattered throughout f th rf d I t nonassessable had been issued long 98 gram, SOhve rounds, 8, 1966, after opponents were at the Grosse Pointe City IS one ~ .emergency <;en. ... 0 e Cll ew an a er The con s t'r u c t ion totai Remington make. The pistol successful in getting a seeo[1d Pier, has for some years the DetrOIt area to help VIctims of the rIOtmg WhICh found to ha~e a concealed of $1,448,400 is $865,600 more w~s loaded with a seven round ballot. Fluoridation was first iT JOHNSONAP. sponsored a corn roast on began July 23: weapon on his person. than this year's total. clip. proposed 10 years ago. I.specialcommisslonthe second Sunday of Aug- . "Atfirstwet~oughtwe.would ated semi.trailertruck loaned The officers first spotted ------Hardy was again advised of J!gbt~ see~ causes ust for its members, their Just be hand.ling supplies of by Allen Industries, which also Steig, walking south on Mack Woods Firemen his rights and &llowed to make IIInctaldisorders. families and guests food and clothmg for those who donated many of the cartons at old 8 :liile road at 10:06 p.m. a call at 10:20 p.m., then was lk"9iDelwith secret ' . had lost their homes, but we used. When they stopped him, they Help Nah Snipers fingerprinted. The subject was Woods Helpers lltuoof Investigation The c?rn roast will be held soon found ours~lves in the Plenty of Volunteers observed what appeared to be asked if he wished to make a lLdthe agency will at the City Park from 5 p.m. to business of supplYIng meals to Volunteers came from all over a gun underneath his shirl. statement and he declined at Most Welcome . fully recent racial 7 p.m. In addition to freshly the . Detroit police, National The Pointes, from all churches, Officer Abend asked the sub. Two Woods firefighters as. that time . .~ "continuet(Jsearch roasted corn, the members will Guard and Federal troops in from St. Clair Shores, Warren ject for his identification then sisted Detroit Police and the !Faces Two Charges Probably the most popular of conspiracy," be served hamburgers, hot dogs, addition. We even supplied and Royal Oak. All ages worked got out of the car. and removed National Guard in the appre- Hardy was issued a violation assistance the Detroit Fire De. • • • baked beJ.ns and coffee. Tickets some meals for the Farms and at the center from eight.year. the gUll from SteIg and placed hension of. three snipers in' the for no operator's license ever partment received during the for thE' corn roast are priced City police, who were also work. olds on up. Shirley's husband, him under a~rest:, . I Crane'9ratJot area on Tuesday, acquired and charged with via- rioting last week was furnished at $1 for adults and 50 cents ing 12-hour shifts. All these Justin, was one of the drivers The miln Identified himself July 25.. lation of the concealed weapons by members of the Grosse for children under 10 years of men had a hard time finding who took the donated and sorted by producing a drivers' license Detechve Everett Plumb and laws. He was held at the sta. Pointe Woods Public Safety age. food because of the curfew and food and clothing parcels to the that later was found to belong S~t Jack !\fast were a,t t~e scene tion. Department. An Annual Event I because of often being separated four distribution centers that to Dennis Thomas Krause WIth a crew of fIrefIghters, Off' Tr bl t ted The sail regatta was first from the rest of therr. umls.. were eventually set up on the 5901 Grayton DetrOIt.. He was'h.w en smper fiIre broke out at H ..Icer B om eyD t'fcon BC d P ersonne I of the Woods De. t...... ~ h Id . d t 830 east. side. Also driving were vague about where he lived the end of the block. They im. o[~lIclde ura.au,. e rm an partment are tra~ed 'to be both ~""'" in three riot e m 1966 as an a junct to "From 10 a.m. 0 : p.m., changing his story twice. He mediately w were re u t ld a copy of the r~port both firefighters and armed U23' t I f 'I I d h elL th an and man\' ~thers including friend in the Woods but still hitting the street and buildings. beq e\ ~ th H .'d Bureau guards, the latter to protect the -"- al1'estsduro ma e y I\'e ml es ong an, them h ttOh s'taat\.earFYal'rgUroUenrdSteenaaers' , did not know the address. One National G'Jar

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..... ", CONVERTIBLE TOP CUT .'-1)" .... Farms Police received are. Pair Released Final Festival ~~. ~ port on Tuesday, July 25, from After Quizzing Concert Aug. 9 ). ," \ Edmond Hacias, 19643 Spencer, ;. :,} ~ Detroit, stating his convertible Prescriptions Filled Farms Police received a call The final C()ncert of the top had been cut while parked OIl Tuesday, July 25, at 7:20 Grosse Pointe Summer Music Ray-Ban sunglasse.s . behind Hughes, Hatcher Suf. p.m. from an unidentified motor. Festi'ral is rescheduled for pres- OU1ld to Your Prescrzphon frin, at 18920 Mack a~enue. ist reporting two coloreo men entation one week later than Also Gr Police are investigating. in a white station wagon parked originally announced. in front of a nursing home in The Guitars and Candlelight ({fj!);en 'only th~ FINEST ~lIlI!! "''"'hI> SOUND Fisher road. Cabaret with classical guitarists ION OPTICIANS ~ ...... t ....RIt(G4.lO-S When the s c 0 u t car ap. and singers Gonzalo Torres, will do, the gracious proach the see n e, both men Ronald Scollon, and Alexander hostess ALWAYS seTtles , 183 MACK AVENUE EAST '~IDE ducked below the window. The Suczek, will be held on Wednes- FINE FOODS from ': ' 20 Oxford Rd. and Norwood men Isaac B. Thompson, 847 day, August 9, at 8:30 p.m. in Between TUxedo 4-5770 HEARING All). C£NT£R 'WRIGLEY. She's guaranteed D~laware, Detroit, an~ J. C. the air-conditioned Crystal Ball. .GOOD TASiE and. 01 11907 E. Warren TU 1-3600 Hill, 2 Holbrook, Detroit, were room of the Grosse Pointe War taken to the Farms station be. Memorial 32 Lake Shore Road. course, Compliments ... Sure! cause upon investigation officers I Tickets' bearing the date Aug. Shop Thurs. and Fri. Evening fOI:t1~ several pop bottles and Ust 2, purchased in advance for rags ID the ca~. . . this program, will be honored The me~ ~ald they were I,n on August 9. Additional tickets t~e area plckmg up Thomps0!1 s will be available at the door. Wife who worked at the nursmg For further information call the home. ~oth men stated that the Wal' Memorial TUxedo 1-7511. 1;.ottles 1D the car were from one ' of the driver's drive-in rest au.. ------rants. They ~aid they dueked Army Picks ITp when the officers approached V I because they had no valid op. Curfew io ator erator's license. After checking the informa. Officers Gary Mitchell and tion both men were released to Cha<'!es Petri, of the Park Police William Spencer and Car r 0 1 apprehended TOlpmy James De- Harper both of whom had valid Vault, 18, 662 Contiuental, De- extend a well glov.d operators' licenses. troit, on Monday, July 24, for Fine foods and violation of the curfew. Shopping elegance in hand to campus lifo Pointers Join DeVault was observed at a Grosse Pointe gas station on Barrington and Berkshire Choir Jefferson, where a precaution. When a show of hands is coiled ary investigation revealed he Three choristers from Grosse had no valid driver's license. ;, . " Pointe have been accepted as DeVault told the officers that for, be ready in fashion GRADE A TOP FROST members of the newly.formed he was home on leave from the Berkshire Boy Choir at Lenox, army. casuals of leather.trimmed jersey Mass., designed to establish in Young Ducklings the U.S. an ensemble that will He appeared in court and was found guilty and fined $40 or or cuf-out deerskins. Our match in sound the best of the English choirs. . 5 days in jail. He was unable They are: Richard Comly of to pay the fine and was com- 4- to 5.lh. selection is keyed to complement 958 Lakepointe, from the Christ mitted to jail. Further investi- QlIg. Church Choir; William M. Da. gation revealed that DeVault the great colorings for Fall '67. vid of 1419 Grayton, from the was AWOL from the Army. The . University of Michigan Choir, MP's picked him up from Park Police after he served three A. lined jersey has leather Ann Arbor: and Robert Alan Silk. Scherer, Jr: of 36 Radnor Cir. days of his sentence in the Park : ~' cle, from the Christ Church jail. cuff and fourchetfes. Bloc~, brown, Choir. SAVE 10tBLACKHAWK . \ As stated by Hoyt Stookp.y, Shopping Center or olive with comel. S,M,l.6.00 Found~r of the Berkshire Boy Rath Sliced Bacon . ~. l." : Choir and president of its Bmird ...... t .. Area Cleaned Up U.S. CHOICE BEEF of Directors: "The Berkshire ",::' . B. Deerskin is washable in oalmear, Boy Choir has been formed as i J. R. Chouinard, agent for Beef Rib Ste-ales ;( a nonprofit corporation to cre. mink, cornel or black. 6%.7%. 6.00 a~e during the summer a per. the Mack.7 Shopping Center HYGRADE SEMI.BONELESS forming choir of unusual abil. who appeared before Judge Don 1/11101. ity, drawing together on a com- J. Goodrow, (jn Saturday, July West Virginia Hams petitive basis a carefully se. 22, for violating a Woods ordi. GRADE A I lected group of the very beest nance regarding debris on prop- choristers from many choirs erty and who had received 14 Fresh Split Spring Broilers lb. and an adult complement of tic1rets in three wee)l:s, complied fully trained professional men. with the order to have the prop. The Choir aspires to bring a erty cleaned up by Wedner.day, rarely heard sound of the high- July 26. ~ est quality to the general pub. However, the City of Grosse pic, without specific religious Pointe Woods is continuing to t1Ihe pride alld fulfillment identification; to provide rec- make sure the lot is maintained of seeil'g your bappy family ognition and incentive for musi. in accordance with the city ordi. g{lthered around a dinner -Jacobsons cal accomplishment on the part nance and will not hesitate to table is a warm experience. "In The Village" of boys, choirmasters and the issue further violations if the And the feeling of confidence communities w hie h support lot does not comply, according in your meal comes from them; r.nd to stimulate boys to Chester A. Petersen, City knowing that everything from all levels of society to. Manager. from Wrigley is the FINEST. ward the training and influ- f:vC~...Of choirs at the local Vandals Dalnage The Music Director of the P I. , C Berkshire Boy Choir is the dis.' 0 Iceman s ar tinguished British choirmaster REG •• DRIP OR SLECTR1C PERK George Guest. ' Farms Police officer, Earl L. All of the 38 boys, drawn Field Jr., returned to his own Hills Bro~. Coffee from 18 ~hoirs, were selected car, which was parked in back on merit only and the summer of the station, on Wednesday is free of charge to them. The July 25, to find damage and ,f,. 17 men are accomplished pro- theft. ellll 19 Sheffield lOll to fessional musicians who are His left rear window had been 2 S1 also acting as counselors. forced down, the frame and The Choir has akeady been winding mechanism broken and matinee lengths ••• heard at the music festivals in the trim scratched with pry Hartford, Conn., and Tangle- marks. wood. Their schedule also in- Field had parked at 2:45 p.m., to keep you on time and clues concerts at Saratoga Mu. on July 24, with all tbe four FOOD CLUB sic Festival, Lincoln Center in windows open about an inch 41-5'0%. f compliments coming New York, Expo 67 in Mon. from the top. Strained Baby Food jar 7 with treal, Yale University, St. Missing from the vehicle was John's Church in Salisbury, a blue, short sleeved police LHUNK STYLE TUNA Conn., and the Abyssinian Bap. 6~o%. pendant watches guised dress shirt and a Knight Police Breast 0' Chicken can 25; tist Church in New York. Monit()r Radio. The radio was ------(;Overl~dwith a blanket and the CREAMY SMOOTH TOMATO in golden cases. From our automobile locked. Total loss 1''ll. 14-o%. 25f was $66. Del Monte Juice Clll!

JUST HUMAN ANGEL FOOD collection, actuol size: 15l5-0r. Use credit sparingly - the wt. ,1«. 49; leaps of impulse have always Pillsbury Cake Mix A, Round, B. Stylized. been considerably greater than ~fRS. OWEN'S STRAWBERRY 1-16.4-oZo the bounds of reason. Pure PreSel"VeS iar 49~ C. Classic round. KRAFT SALAD DRESSING 12'0%. Miracle Whip wI. C

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P,icu good thlu ""8.5 ...E",II .. " ~ Right to limit Closed Sat. SHUTTER SHOP in Ii/Ie .foods Free Parking with Fre. Measurement Ind Ouofltlon on Custom Made Shutters alld Until Aup. 12. your purchase. Louvr. Doors It Your Ham •••• Phone for Appointment Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS t** SlIt. 31EJ111T1011S IF SlUIT BE.TIITEIS Curfew Ignorer Had Gun in Car ~ .. Obituaries Farms police officers, Sgt. Gianopoulos, showed police his , '_ I Marvin Krebs and patrolman identification and was charged WILLIAM H. DENISON KEV. pmLIP L. COLGAN, Thomas Kelly, while cruising on with curfew violation. i tX>ss AWNINGS Memorial services for Mr. 0.8.1\. Fisher road, on Thursday, July Both men were taken to the : AND "'Wle.. AM •• ,. Denison. 70, were held Mon. Rev. Philip L. Colgan. O.S.A. 27, a~ 12:02 a.m ..observed a car station and printed. They were .. day evening, July 31, under 81, Pastor Emeritus of St. stoppmg at 470 Flsher road, and h Th : Visit Our ShowrOOlll the auspices of Wyandotte Clare of Montefalco Church, a man leaving a car and head. releas':ld (In $50 bond eac. e t~~ Lodge No. 170 F&AM. passed away Saturday evening, ing toward the stores on Mack. gun was marked and held as r",Y\\", l COIY"_~. : or Just Cedi Mr. Denison passed away July 29, in Bon Secours Hos. carrying a . evidence. Saturday, July 29. at his resi. pital, following a short illness. The officers approached the ----- ficith . : LO 7.0890 .. '50 .... . d Fr. Colgan was born April maD. Charles R. Rhode, 539 I SINCERITY ..ence,...... alson loa, 10, 1886, in Irishtown, Pa. He Lillibridge, Detroit, who said N .. A member of the Senior. he had beer I'n his possession. LelKlers of most nations are .. ' CI b f G . was ordamed May 27, 1916, and k th 'pe .. Men suo rosse Pomte. He said his identification was in willing to smo e e peace pI , 's survived by his "u Lora served St. Clare parish from but DO one wants to I'nhale. (HETT~!'!~! he I ,....e' • 1938 until his retirement June his '00 Pontiac. The officers 2941 E. JEfFERS N M. Denison. 18, 1961. Previous to this he walked to his car, which was 100 Kercheval Ave. -on the H. orIN SAT Till 11 NO N Funeral services were held served five years at Our Moth. parked at the curb. Tuesday, August I, at the er of Good Counsel parish in As he opened the glove com. TU 5-7510 I Verheyden Fun era I Home. Hollywood, Calif. partment, officers observel1 a EYen though YOII IIlay have IIlade your,..." • SHlfIIS WHEEL BOAT SUPPLIES Burial was in Woodlawn Cern. He was in state at the revolver. They charged him with directly with the airlines .... Famous Narpole NAUTICAL GIFTS etery. Verheyden Fun era I Home, violation of curfew and the fire. We represent all airlines and Sailing Suits Memorial contributions may 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, arms ordinance #97, sectilJD 1. the prices are standard. • His Lords.lp be made to the Michigar. Heart Grosse Pointe, until 5 p.m. Another man, who was ac. Heg. 39.50 value Association. Monday, July 31, after which companying Rhode, Paul George 50 CII... Brac" ----- he la:y in state at the Church ------~~~ 29 leh & Jewelry CARL C, SICKENBERGER until 10 p.m. Monday. Funeral • Doddey'. Services for Mr. Sickenberger, Mass was Tuesday, August 1, ~pecIros. nationally known in home fur. at 11 a.m. followed by inter. '~~'~JIDOWNTOWN FORD S (easy com. nishings, were held Sunday, ment at Villanova Monastery, plotter) July 23, at the Willh!m R. Villanova, Pa . '~ Invites You To See Pat PattenAlII • Sperry Top- Hamilton Co. Interment was in ----- I For Your Next New or Used Car sider Safety Sylvan Glen Cemete!y, Clear- MARGORIE SCHONE 8Mt Sltoes water, Fla. Funeral servies for Mrs. • Th. Most Complete Facilities Born in Richmond, Va .• Mr. Schone, of 720 Neff road, were t • Nautical Slckenbel"ger bad lived in the held Monday, July 17. from the i.tIIe Detroi Area Lamps Detroit area !lince 1925. He was ~erheyden Funera! Home. She • Rental and Leasing ProgrtQIII the Divisional Merchandise Man. died Saturday, July 15, at the ager with Ute J. L. Hudson Co. age of 73. at Deaconelis Hospi. • Chauffeur Senlc. to 'OIr the at the time of his retirement tal. • OfFICI FURNISHINGS Downtown Office or D.... in 1951. He was responsible She is survived by her hus. • DESIGNING eM PLANNIHlI town Shopping Area ship's whee., IIICe for organizing and developing band, John C., a daughter Mrs. • LWI PLAN AVAILAILI the home furnishings depart- Elaine Baker; a son, Jroger 19605 Macik Ave. ment in Hudson's downtown Sherwood, and three Sisters, 1833 E. Jefferson budget store. Mrs. Marian Median, Mrs. Open Daily 9.6. Fridays 'til 9. TU 2-1340 Mr. Sickenberger, of 464:Me- C?nnie Sullivan and Peggy PAT PATTEN WO 3-4700 Kinley, passed away Saturday, 0 Donnell . 11131 MACK July 22, at Geurgian East after Interment was 1D Forest Lawn I\. Cood Man To Kno", a long illness. He was 77. Cemetery. He was a member of the Elks ------Club. 0/'ournier's Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. carroll Kennedy, of Grosse Pointe Farms. and two grand.

I children, :Mrs. Carol Ruth Pur. Custom 0/'arniture don and Dennis W. Kennedy •

EAltL H. QUICK • BUDGET PLAN • Mr. Quick, Director of Paint Standards for Fisher Body Open Mon., Tues. and Fri. Evenings Corporation for 40 years, until his retirement in 1951, passed away Monday, July 31, in St. 16421 HARPER TU 1.1285 . JoM Hospital. after a lengthy Hr. Whittier PftoH illJlesl. A Grosse Pointe resident for Charge Accounts Welcome 30 years, he lived at 1500 South Renaud road. He was born September 26. 1885, in Sterling, m. Father of the late Mrs. Vera Dorrie, he is survived by his wife, Rerllill, a daughter, Mrs. Roberta Yott, of Grosse Pointe Shores; five groandchildren, 14 great.grandcbildren, and two sisters, Mrs. H. B. Sherk, of Iowa, and Mrs. Harry Maxfield, of IDinQis, "j'", ., fERrlLIZE NOW! He was a member of Plum ,{ Hollow Golf Club, ,. KILL. BUGS NOW! Funeral semces were held today. August 3, at 11 a.m. at KILL WEEDSNOW! the Eppens-VanDeweghe Fu. neral Home, 6150 Cadieux road. Private interment will be in GERANIUMS Woodlawn Cemetery. STILL A LARGE SELECTION ELIZABETH FROST PEARCE OF ANNUALS & PERENNIALS 39:n4 Funeral services for Mrs. Pearce, of 396 Chalfonte avenue, II' were beld at st. Michael's Epis. copal Church OD Friday, July 28. She died In her :rllSidence , , on Wednesday, July 26. Mrs. Pearce is survived by mA~!~~~~...~~!sther busband. Frederick; three children, Leslie Carlisle. Jean 17931 East Warren TU 4-6120 Elizabeth, :Ml'S, Jan Rieveschl and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen C. Frost. Memorial conmbutions may be sent to Leheye Clinic, 605 AUTO CLUB Commonwealth, Boston, Mass. (02215). Interment was In Newton, MEMBERS. !lIass. MYRTLE M. LOWRIE Funeral services for Mrs. GET \\\orld.~. Lowrie. 719 Washin:Iton road, . ~. '.~t4Travel Serrice.r were held Tuesday, August I, at the Verhe:i'den Funeral ..-:.~~ Home. Mrs. Lowrie, 86, died Satur- day, July 29. in Bon Secours Hospital. Wile of the late Clinton Lowrie, she is survived by her daughter. Mrs. Vincent Bailey, her sister, Mrs. Bess Bonham, Wberi you belong to the Auto Oub an of the faculties and two grandchildren. of tbe world's largest, most complete travel agency arc Interment was in Woodlawn Cemetery. ' yours for the asking. A map of Michigan or a plane ticket to Madagascar, a rent-a-car in Rome orca com- CLARA SMITH plete escorted tour are just a few of the many sen'fees Services for Mrs. Smith, Consider all the advantages of a PASSBOOKsaYings account at Standard Federal &bat the Club's expert travel counseloTS can otfcc you. formerly of 1392 Grayton road, ~ were held Saturday, July 29, • When you &aye the easy passbook way, you save when on December 31st. And. Mvings received Ii)' the tent/lof One More KeaSOIl WIly: , . from the Verheyden Funerol any month earn from the first of that month, r Home to st. Clare de Monte. you want to and how much you want to and your money is to-date You Lethllbe Way"Ib.A"" falco Church. , readily available. A big reason for saving is to have money • Your savings passbook gives you a complete, UP" \, ~" '; Mrs. Smith, 81, passed away ready for emergencies or to take advantage of an unex. record of every transaction in your account, Federal Thursday, July 27, at Carmel pected 0:>poI1unity. • Your savings are insured by an agency of the eral's GROSSE POINTE DIVISION Hall. Burial was at Mt. Olivet 15415 E. Jeffenon <8 • Our profitable current rate of 4%% is paid on every Government and further protected by Standard fed Pllone 121-6300 W Cemetery. George Measel, Manager . Wife of the late l.eslie L., dollar in your savings account, making it more profitable own 74-year record of safety. liveOf she is survived by ber son, than ever to save at Standard Federal. Earnings are com. • Visit the Standard Federal office near wtJer~y: YW1 Donald L. Smith. pounded and automatically added to your account four work, or call or write for a free save.by.mall times a year-MarGh 31st, June 30th. September 30th and be glad you did. Now in the Pillage to serve you. 'I' Main Office: Griswold and Jeffenon 14628 East Jeffenon nearAlter:: I. 17540 Grand River near Southfield Road 16530 East Warren near O~t~ i' ; . . 25712 Grand River near Beech Road 11511 Kelly Road near Whittier 14221 Greenfield near Grand River 25501 Harper near 10 Mile R~Road ~61MMERE AND COMPANY 10641 JoV Road near Mevers Road 30700 SChoenherr near 13 ~iIe Id J '" 24224 JoV Road near Telegraph 25123 Southfield near 10 M'~'2R~iltROIl! Insurance• ~ 16841 Schaefer Rc..'adnear McNichols , 406 North Woodwa«l ne8f STANDARD Main Offlc.; IMon. thru TlWfli. 9:00 AM-4:OO PM, and Fri. 9:00 AM-8:OO PM FEDERAL SAVINGS Branch •• : Mon. tnru Thurs. 9:30 AM-5:00 PM, and Fri. 9:30 AM-8:OO PM

16837 Kercheval Avenue Phone 886.1800 August 3. 1967 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven ~ Hartwig, Holly J. Hayes, Doug. Stephen J. Gibson Marlene rinCipal Gerich Reveals High School's Honor Roll las J. Heffner, Nancy A. Hen. Grosse, William J. Haddad. :': i !ling, Hollis A. Herring, James Twelfth graders are Thomas .~:" : . -:"cipal of Susan L. Armstrong, Kathleen R. Fernstrom, Janice L. Gould, SCREENS fOR STEEl WEMEIITS > Murray L. Thomas, Kathleen W. Jipaon, Linda Kahle, Mary F. Noren, Pamela Andriotakis, , Gerich,u- I has A. Arnold, Don M. Ash, Can. Janet A. Knoll, Laurie McFad. To fit all styles of "Fenestrc@" ~ wfndows . Walker, Joseph M. Black, Janet A. Kellet, Kevin W. Killebrew, Barbara L. Bane, Elisabeth L. In Bronze-Steel-Alum., or Stainless Steel, 11_:01• f{ighSchoo, stance Clifton, Laurie eruick. den, Barbara E. Parsons Cath. , rw;he complete honor shank, John r,. Eckenrode, erine H. Pet e r s Ro~rt Y Hooper, Christine W. Hoyles, Steven K us h man, Catherine Grams, John P. Laitner, Mary have been our specialty for 30 years. Ins«t or Lumpkin, Catherine A. Moody, B. Larner, Christine M. Meier, dust proof 16 to 40 mesh wire. We also reproc. j,:fd. buildiJlg'S tentb, Sharon M. Elliott, Karen S. Spitzley. Susan Sw.;tzer, Nancy' Catherine H. Kipka, Jean Me. Intyre, Pamela Molnar, Mar. Thomas M. Muhleck, Martha L. Steven H. Hendee, Sally A. hardware and slraighten steel windows for easy llt :; twelfth graders. Ellis, Deborah S. Fer r y, A. A. Alwen. J 0 a n M. Kennel Brown, Sherman Chamberlain, (CGntiJlued on Pile 9) operation. Porch enclosures, screen or Oloss. ~ are Neil A. Fl' g M k L F' C 1 J h ' garet R. Odell, Sheryl L. Rob- . " ... 1fIderstl Mandich, Grace emID, ar . ossee, aro . Sc uster. Byron M. Robert C. Feucbt, Patricia ------Special screens any size or sha~. Roll screens ertson, Christopher Rubin, Gall rePOlted or replaced. Burglar proof guards for .. (ieOl'gep. te Janet L. Gar d n e r, Gail S. Stuck, Margaret Colby, Lynne Gillan, L in d a Haisenleaer, S. LeBeau, Susan C. Alscbbach, windows ond doors, prevent vandalism. We ~ ..... h~lII, Jr.,. pe r Gieseking. M. Cooper. K y leT. Kinsey Nancy A. Krause, Christine J ~ ~I-;-enlluckmlDster, PI' David H. Deal, Dulce M. are screen specialists and ~'t yOU forvet It I ~ P""",.;.tiDeCorea. Eleventh gradel'S are Cath. ame a S. Cubberly, Mairgrid Greene. Marilyn J. Hanson, Larsen, Debbie Lowrie, Carol ,~~ IJDw'e~tricbChris- erine Griffitb, Carl T. Graham, Uclntosb, Mary F. Distefano Martha L. Jens, Suzanne Mar. R. Randall, Noel L. Regh:tl1ti, 600 lAST AIR-TEC w_,_ SId. CaUTW ~.-lM 1 ndrl' ek 'd F M La ghl' R H M.arjorie ens e n, Allen W'. &1"""-;;;••• "" He s, DaY! • c u In, eay . J quette, H a r r i e t t Mayshark, Michael J. Thompson, Kimberly ~ MIl( .0 fa ... IJd. (.on ".: ~ JlII'I-- Ellen E. Brown, Weston D. Burnett, Slnger, Lawrie A. Owens Alice Janet P. Mullinger, Muffet J. W. VanHoek, Robin A. Guiles, 1 ILIe. 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D ienker, Anne Bar1)ara Jean Koss, Marilyn L. Johnson, Clinton Richardson, T. Kathryn Edwards, William B. U invested in a good apart- \~ RichardF. Com. Massad, Julie T. Orebaugh, Acker, Janice M. Altman, Wil. ment building. We have a ~A. Bowes,Anne K. Kathryn S. Rigney, E. Kelly Mark James. Cynthia Clark, nice apartment building near I!fIl t D bo h Margaret D. Knight, Kurt F. liam Pankhurst, Lawrence W. Sbtrl'1A Noble, Jane Shoemaker, e ra J. Spry, Schmitt, Nancy Teague, Sue C. Quigley, Patricia Rabenburg, Grosse Poi n t e. $1,000 or -Gloal' SPfClALS- ~ ~ M. Wilson, Mary C. Schmidt, Thomas Her. Schwab, William BogaIO, Ed- Allan T. Reiff, Lee M. Ruprecht.. $2,000 is the limit for any w'"'O'NeiI, R a I p h R. mann. Marilynn L. Ross, Caro- d Susan Russell, Willard E. Swen . one person. Telephone thE' •_}-..... J.s C. Schulz. lyn S. Schnoes, Margaret E. war C. Oetting, Chris PolJdng. owner, 821.8985, allY evening V2 Cal. Blu. Ribbon son, D i anD e L. Swineford, ", ' -- . 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hd ;~'.ge Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Shores N'atators Farms'Regatta Inter-City Diving Tennis Tourney Quartet Arrested Unheaten So Far Winners Listed Winners Listed Starts Saturday By Woods Police

The Sbores swim team bas The 15th Annual G r 0 sse The Inter.Diving Champion. Opening matches of t'Ie All Woods police officers Bruce shown consistent strength and Pointe Farms Regatta concluded ships were held at the Grosse Grosse Pointe Tennis Tourney Marone and Paul Titcombe, vitality by running up an unde. on Sunday, July 23, "vith the Pointe City Norbert Neff Park should offer top tennis action. while on patrol on Wednesday, feated record so far this sum. awanling of trophies for the last Saturday, July 29. Thirty. July 26, observed a blue Buick mer. The Shores has beaten the decorated boats and the boat two divers participated in the Players from private clubs and at approximately 11:04 p.m. Woods. Park, Farms and St. races. competition. Trophies we r e recreation centers all over the They stopped the vehicle for Clair Shores teams to make it J. G. Crowley won $25 and awarded to the winners in each Grosse Pointe area will begin violation of the governor's four straight. The team has m)t a trophy with his cruiser. Its division and ribbons were deciding "Pointe" champion. emergency curfew. All four per. gotten away easily because theme was "Scrubtub." Tying awarded to the second and third ships this coming Saturday at sons in the car were taken to every meet. except for the second place in the cruiser class place finishers. the Neighborhood Club. the station and informed of Park. has been within 30 points. were J. Closs and W. Nott, who The winners included:- their constitutional rights. JUNIOR GIRLS Play categories and starting Tb e most impressive team both won $15 and trophies, with dates and times are: men's James Crenshaw, a. white was St . Clall'0 Shores; The duaI the th emes "Xm'as ID JuI"y an d 1. Sheila Peck-Shores singles (18 and over), Augqst male, of 5783 Seminole, and meet be"ueen St Clal'r Shores "Happy Tiome." 2. Jean Rutan-Farms 5, 11 a.m.', J'unior veteran men's h.t I and Grosse"T Porn'te. Shores \"ent 3. Jane Willets-City Millon Johnson, aWl e ma e. T Thiird place winner in tbis singles, (35 and over), August ted down to the last relays in whicb class was J. G. Maurer, who won IN'I'ERl\IEDIATE GIRLS 5, 12 noon; women's singles, of 6083 Maxwell, were arres . the Shores came out ahead. The $10 and a trophy for his boat 1,. Sue Simon-Farms August 5, 4 p.m.; men's doubles, The other passengers were meet with Sl Clair Shores was theme of "Red, White and 2. Mary Wright-Woods August 6., 11 a.m.; mixed dou. juveniles and taken by lhe '9f. the only meet in which Grosse Blue.", 3. Janeen Carnaghi-Shores bles, August 6, 4 p.m.; juniot ficers to the Wayne County PoInte Shores has had to reo Under the outboard classifi. SENIOR GIRLS veteran men's doubles, August 't d cover from a point deficit. In 1. Katlil' Rutan-Farms Juvenile Home in Detrol , an cation T. M. Walworth and Solo. 6,4 p.m.; veteran men's doubles, .' . if 0 d the meets with the Park, Farms mon took first place, $25 and a 2. Cindy Hassig-Farms (45 and over), August 6, 4' porn.; their parents. were not Ie . REG. and Woods. the Shores led from trophy with a "Summergone" 3. Christa McKinley-Shores women's doubles, August 12, 10 Crenshaw' and Johnson were ICE.PACK 9ft the beginning. theme. Second place went to JUNIOR BOYS a.m. transported to, the H ~r per 0 The key to the Shores' sue. Pet e Holmes with "Better 1. John Higgins-Park With Joe Kristufek, George Woods Police .Station ~ecause REUSABLE • 12 COLDER THAN ICE 1.49 l~ cess has been outstanding per. Holmes and Gardens" as his 2. Dan McKinley-Shores Russel Peter Caulkins Ron Guo the Woods stallon was fIlled to formances by several individ. theme; he won $15 and a tro- 3. Mike Stevenson-City tow an'd Mary Jane Fo~ish head. I capacity. ~ uals. Gordon Spoor has gone phy. Put Pamularo, with "Pepsi INTERMEDIATE BOYS lining a long list of entrants, ------.--

~: ',ndefeated so far this year in Boat" as his theme took the 1. Guy Willets-City play promises to be both high the freestyle and butterfly third place trophy and $10. 2. JeH Wilson-Farms calibre and competitive. All REG. 0.1 event$ for ages 13.14. .Paul "Ship of Fools" in the sailboat 3. Bob Higgins-Park entrants are reminded to report PICNIC JUG a Fuch~ also has a spotless rec. classification, owned by W. SENIOR BOYS on time or risk the chance of 1.39 ~ oId m both breaststroke and Craft and Steve Potter, took the 1. Tom Higgins-Park being defaulted. UN8REAKABLE GALLON SIZE backstroke events for the same first place trophy and $25. R. 2. Dave Larson-Shorl;s age group. Craig Barker has Jantz anu his "Balloon Boat" Early arrivals will have an " ? run up a string of important won 'the second place trophy C S. opportunity to review a display firsts in the freestyle and and $15. Inter- ity wnn of winner and runner.up trO- .breaststroke events for ages Ash Adams' Sailfish won first Meet Scheduled phies donated by the Woods 11.12. place in his classification with Sport Center, 19579 Mack aye- lighter Fluid OIl the female side of the "Everything's Goin' Mini." nue. CHARCOAL • QUART team. Anne Harding has be- Winners in the boat races were The Inter-City Swim Cham. Interested spectators are in. EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING come a tower of strength of Ronald Wooten, Vie Verhaeghe pionships will be he I d at vited to the Neighborhood Club ACADEMY AWARD WINNER the 15-16 year age group by and Jack Hendine with their Grosse Pointe City's Neff Park courts, Waterloo between Neff being a consistent winner in'the 16.foot Chris Crafts. In the Out. this year. The. preliminaries will and st. Clair ..Just watch for the freestyle and backstroke events. board Class A division Bernie be held on FrIday. August.lS at colorful, strIped h~adquarte~s "UP THE BehInif these swimmers is. a Alloo!". Joseph Simon and Mark 10 a.m. and the finals will be tent. Refreshments WIll be avall- well. balanced, hard - working Steiner were winuers. held on Saturday. August 19 at able. DOWN STAI ReASE" team. In Class B. Kevin Corbett, 6:30 p.m. In Technlcolor , The Shores' next and final Mike Allor and Tom Cartwell E a c h of the five Grosse DETERENT From Bel Kaufman lesf selltr dual meet is against the City were winners. Pointes. ~i1l enter a team.in the War debts could be elimi. at the Shores on August 2. In the Sailooat classification competition. Medals and rIbbo~ nated if nations would do the Tom Nally. Justin Moran and ~ll:l be a.warded to the top SlX footing before the arming. \C1AIROL Stim Davis won. finishers m each event. A ~o~hy .4 oz. REG. 1.29 .' • will be awarded to the wmnmg City Swimmers • Pete Schumacher, Pete. Phl1- team. All youngsters living in The Greenfield ~'illage a")'ers Beat Park Team liP. a.nd :AI ~c~e~y won In the the Pointes are eligible for this NICE 'N' Parke-Davis Sailfish classification. event. See your park director .A.MERICAN DRAMA All the .winners in the races for further information. By J..meum Lee received trophies. , FES"fIVAL . EASY SIBLIN The' Grosse Pointe City Swim The big night for Marilyn BI.g Swnn. Meet .Te~m' . defea~ the Grosse Van Horn was Saturday. July "UNDER THE GAS LIGHT" HAIR COLORING BULK LAX1TlYl - Pomte Park Swun Team July.26 22. On that nIght she was S f A 12 Aug. 3. 8, 12 by a score ~f 19'-151. The CIty crowned Grosse POinte Farms et or ug. "OUR AMERICAN COUSIN" now has a 3.1 record. ~ Park Junior Miss. Dark.haired, blue- Aug. 7, 10 a 1-3 record. 0 eyed Marliyn was selected from The fourth annual Inter. "THE HENRIETTA" City swimmers,' taking two, 11 contestants. Pointe Swimming Champion. 1.37 83~ firsts each in outstanding per. Heidi Klein was runner.up ship Meet~will be held at Grosse Aug. 4, 5, 9, 11 fGrmances were Susie,.. David and included ui the court were Pointe Farms Mnnicipal Park Nightly at 8:30 p.m. ucept SUDdaYll No ReservatioM ReqrUrei and Anne Brinkman. and Lin. Valerie' D. Haveloosc Muff at Lakeshore and Moross on Ad<11ts-$1.50. Children to 16-$.75 Free Parking . coIn Lee. Park swimmers Jane Nouse and Mary Murphy. Saturday. August 12. REG. 1.09 Blake, Chris Broiferson and ;Jill' Marilyn. received a check for Preliminaries will be held at Henry Ford, ,Museum 'Fheater Eyres swam. to two rlf~ts each. $150, a mink boa. a trophy. a 9 a.m. and the finals will be. at Grn'nfi~.ld\ ilhlgp, J)p:nhorn. \Iicho City ,swimmers taking one silver bracelet and red roses. gin at 5:30 p.m. first each were ;Julie Cerre. Heidi received $75. a brace. For more detailed informa. LUSTRE INFRA,I:':~ Chris Cassell, Cathy Makos. let, a miDk pin and a trophy. tion call the City of Grosse Todd Ralph, Janie Morris, Jon The girls in the court reo Pointe. Woods Recreation De. Goolti,and Chris Charlton •.while ceived $25 each, silver, brace- partment at TU 4.-6800. Exten. CREME RUB' for the Part Kathy Broderson. lets. mJnk pins and trophies. sion No. 56 fronl 9 a.m. until ;Jim VanW"mgerdin. Rod and The other six e.ntrants were 5 p.m. weekdays. 6 oz. SHAMPOO 1.3 oz. TUU Bob Czechowicz. Doug .~rahm. awarded pearl necklaces. mink John :Hiller. Pete :Rodin.;. Paul pins, bracelets and $10 each. Fails to Obtain O'Donnell and Butfy Mueller Fanns Police Chillf Jack F. contributed one first each. Roh emceed the proceedings. His Prescription ------1 59~ 76~ The Farms Police received a call on Saturday, July 29, from Evening Dinners Ralph Green, a pharmacist lot Business Men', Trail ApOthecary Shop, at 121 Luncheons Kercheval. repOrting a Negro , .' Weddings male was trying to pass a Breakfasts stolen prescIiption. Banquets REG. He described the mall I'S be. COLGATE S"! ing 6'2" taU, weighing 175 95~ 7 Open Sun4ays pounds. about 2(l yearll ole and TOOTHPASTE - 6* OZ. TUBE wearing a dark V.necked shirt The man fled wh~n the p~ar. RESTAURANT macist asked him to wait a Home of Famous Banana Cream Pie moment. He made his escape in a brown Riviera. He was POLIDENT Your Hosts: PETER and DAN MASOURAS accompanied by two other colored males. DENTURE CLEANSER .. 10 OZ. Our new Phone Number - VA 3-2022 ADJUSTMENT 12230 E. Warren Ave. at Conner Learn to enjoy the things you dislike and perhaps you'll find No eoDDec:tiOD wftb aDY otber CDpld's RestauraJIt I a new way to enjoy life.

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Mr. Sheridan-Books 81 \ day, Thursday, 10 a.m.4 p.m. Volunteer consultant on "Hog Butcher for the World, Mtll1ber MlehiJ'an Pre" ASoSoclallon ana NaUonal Editorial As!oclaUOD mends ... "HMS Leviih~n;' b Kercueval, NATIONAL AOVEKflSING REI'RESENTAl'lVE duty Friday 2.4 p.m. TV. 1.4594. 'fool Maker, Stacker of Wheat, ., a r~using sea story about a Bli~~hn.W' WeeklY Newspaper RepresentaUve., Inc. Thursday, August 3 Player with Railroads and the NatIon s 40( ruth Avenue, New York 19, New York BYrant 9-?300 durmg World War II. Men willi a . CHICAGO OFFICE 11:00 a.m. Welcome Wagon of Grosse Pointe and Hal" Freight Handler: 881-1671 or 881-2916 .. for del.ovethisot'.r' 333 Nor1.h MIchigan Avenue PhOne FInancial 6-Z2I( per Woods, lheeting, Coffee, Sandwiches. Stormy,. husky, brawling. lVel'y .. 8:00 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc. City of the Big Shoulders:" • • ROBERTB. EDGAR .EDITORand GENERALMANAGER 8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre, "The Boys From IIIost of you, I'm sure, recog. states west of the. Mississippi One. FO~ Adll . "th'The twist of tur. WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISINGMANAGER Syracuse"-Tickets $2.50. Call 832-5538 nize these opening lines of the River, working varlO.uslyas a qUOlse ea s WI a stunning clas JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY or send check to Grosse Pointe Theater, 32 well.known poem, "Chicago," dish washer a~d a .rallro~d sec. o~ cor.al and turquoise at Margarft JA£UES J. NJAlM .NEWS Lake Shore Road. by Carl Sandburg, poet laureate tion hand. 1)urlDgtllese \\ander. RICe IS one accessory to go w'!h ~ PEPPER WHITELA W NEWS '" 9:00 p.m. Advanced Karate Class, ;#: I, Sang Kyu of Illinois, who died on July ings he was able to start col. all the gre~t flj,ll fashions, parti~u. ' KATHLEEN DICKSON , -- NEWS Shim, Instructor. 23, 1967, at the age of 89. leeting the folk songs .that he larly the Important blacks and MARY LORIMER, ADVERTISING How do you remember Carl was to sing so well In later browns. NANCY BUSCH ADVERTISING Friday, August 4 Sandburg? As a poet? As a novo years. JOHN Ma~Z1E .., llUSINESS 8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theater, "The Boys From elist? As a biographer of Abr!!- Aiter serving ill the Spanis~. . :- JOANNE EASON ACCOUNTS Syracuse" Performance. ham Lincoln? Possibly as all American War, he enrolled 1D Beauty News ... from Elizabeth A d ONNELLEEKOENIG CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Saturday, August 5 three, or more. The holdings Lombard College in Galesburg, Bath. It's airY'light but sinks in!r en.~ • ALBERTA WILKE - CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING 3:00 p.m. Linda Aldridge and Daniel Hinchcliffe, of Sandburg's works in our and at the end of his freshman skin. Blu~ Grass a~d Memoire ~hrn?~ ELIZABETH STEPHl!:NS , , CIRCULATION Wedding Reception. Gros~e Pointe ~ibraries are im. year was appoi~~ed to the ranees which come In a lock.top ,e~ are 4:02 p.m. Marie L. Knutson and Michael J. Zeller, presslve. In his role as poet, United States Military Acad. Six dollars for eight and one-half Plastic lIlT..; Wedding Reception. we can cite h~s ~OllfPLETE emy at West Point (where. he ture Bath at Trail Apothecary ~~~ces01' '" 7:36 p.m. Memorial Bridge Club Bridge Sessions PO~MS, fo~ wh~ch won the lfailed .the .entra~ce examma. ) Kelll.,( Special Election in Park ,. ' Pulitzer Prize 1D 19.,1.II: There lions-in arithmetic and gram. Ruth Van Zile .. antiq~d in Because of the importance of the spedal bond Mrs ..A~drew Walrond, DIrector. are also HONEY AND SALT, mar!). It is amusing to note 8:00 p.m. MarJope Rodefe.ld and Lawrence LeFever, THE PEOPLE, YES (consist. that while he bad amassed 34 England for The Dants-The issue election which has been set for September 12 in Weddmg ReceptIon. ing partLy of original poetry honorary degrees from colleges League Shop. Her beautiful Grosse Pointe Park, the News offered ,editorial space 8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theater, "'(he Boys From and partly folklore which the and universities all over the "finds" are arriving, daily. You to the Citizen's Park and Recrea~;on Advisory Commit- Syracuse" Performance. author had gathered in ~is lJl;r. world by 1962, it was dis~ov, should see them. Our favOlite tee, which has spent many hours studying the situation. Sunday, August 6 sonal .resear~hes), a Juvemle ered that he had n~ver recelv~d is a charming mahogany chest Here is the way the committee sizes things up. 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theater, "The Boys From collection enhUed WINGSONG, a diploma from hIgh. school 1D circa 1800. It opens into a serv: , Syracuse" Performance. and THE ~E~ICAN S(\~G. Galesburg! It go~s w~thoutsay. * oil '" ing bar . . . perfect for a library. For residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Park, an Mo d A g t 7 BAG, a cullectlon of native ing that this histoflcal error . . h * . .. n. ay, u us. . American folk songs. was instantly rectified and he hou r of de ClSion approac es. 9.00 a.m. ~ife Pamtmg & Drawmg Class, Ray FIem, Probably Sandburg's be s t was voted an honorary high The Br~nze Door ... 123•Kercheval,is . . Our city is blessed with two beautiful park sites. mg, Instructor. known work was his monumen. school diploma. for busmess, as usual and aren't weall~. ~(:~~ The 2Q-acre Three Mile Drive Park sits idle-.the other, 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe, Luncheon tal six.volume life of Abraham Carl Sandhurg seemed to feel 886.1932 for reservations, ..... t~, , the 9-acre Waterfront Park, is overloaded with activity. and Meeting. Lincoln. The first two books, a close affinity to Abrabam Lin. ~~, The main attraction at the Waterfront Park, (the swim. *12:30 p.m. Memorial Bridge Club, Bridge Sessions, r.aUed TH~ PR.AIRIE YEAR.S,culn. He was born 13 ye~rs ai, Pi. New Collection ... of lovely ~~ I J~ : ' • ming facility), is badly outdated, detrimental to the Mrs. Andrew Walrond Director. were published In 1926 and thir. ter Liucoln was assasslDated. health of its users and is on the verge of condemnation. * 1:00 and 7:00 p.m. Life Painting and Drawing Class teen years later came the four. One was an Illinoisian.by birth; antique Victorian, Sheffield The other site, Three Mile Drive Park, has no attrac. Mr R Fl 'ng I t t ' volume set, THE WARYEARS, the other by adopltOil. Both silver is in at the Mermaid. '30 ,..' ay ' etml 'thns ruc prwr. . Cl b M t which won him the Pulitzer his. were born poor, worked hard 7 p M f We know many an August tion for th~ average park user. . p.m .. urosse om e 0 ers 0 ms u, ee - tory prize for 1940. for their educations lInd for a bride who would treasure an . Voters will now have the chance to cprrect this * mg, .Coffee. . . In other fields, we can list living. Both had a deep interest "heirloom" present. situation. Recently the Park City Council adopted the 8:00 p.m. MOVIes for Adults & Teens-ForeIgn FIlm AL WAY S THE YOU N G in the common man and in unanimous recommendations of its Citizens Advisory Night-"The Red Desert"-Directed by STRANGE~~, a book of per. different ways, bec~me his • c Committee. A special bond election has been called Michelangelo Antonioni; Golden Lion Award sona~ rem';I1lscences,.a n.ovel, spokesman. It is,no small won- What's New on the Hill? •.. The newl'Slil' for September 12, which, if passed, will provide for the as Best Picture: Venice 1964'. English Sub- publi~~ed m 1948 (hiS fust), der that Sandburg \~ould be. and John Hair Fashions , located in The -. needed balancin'" of use between the Waterfront Park titles. Single Shows 50c in advance' 75c at en t 1.1 e d . REMEMBRANCEcome a well.known biographer Federal Building on the first floor. Of b door" R~CK, a bIography of Mary of Lincoln. and the Three Mile Drive Park. .. 9'3011'30 . M . R k f T R Lmcoln, PRAIRIETOWN BOY, Sandburg was married to Lil. know Darol is there to greet the Pointe's ~ . t' k f th.t t' . . . p.m.. oVle- oc or ~ens- ock and Rol,1 taken from ALWAYS THE lian Steichen, .sister of the fa- ladies and make their appointments with Vi" Th e flI'St proposi Ion as s or au on y a Issue dancrng for Gro.sse Pomte teens only fo.,. YOUNGSTRANGERS,ROOTA-mous photographer, Edward John Hair Fashions .•. open Mondaythru 'bond:.;tionalin therecreationalamount offacilities$570,000 atforthetheWaterfrontconstructionPark,of Iows.a bove mOVIe. Each dance an d mOVie BAGA PIGEONS and ROOTA-Steichen. He lived most of his •.. 886-3730. addi 75c m advance; $1.00 at door. DANCE BAGASTORIES (tales for chilo life in the mid-west but in 1945 which would include a 12,000 sq. ft. heated swimming ONLY 60c in advance or at door. dren), and THE SANDBURGthe Sandburgs mo~ed to Flat pool, .two wading pools, a bath house plus a wading Tuesday, August 8. RANGE.It should also be noted, Rock, N.C., where be was liv- pool and other recreational facilities at Three Mile *10:00 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital, Work. to s~ow further his great di. ing at the time of his death. lrancesco.~:n..~~ .. Drive Park. shop. verslty of talents, tliat as. late In 1957,. Sandbur~ gave out llkes to style long haIr. If you are scissGrssh!; The second proposal asks for authority to issue an 12:00 p.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe Sand- as 1960, at the age of.82, Sand. the fo.llo~1Dgas hi~ personal make an appointment with Toni ... 881. .tional $280,000 m' bonds t~or the construction of a wich Luncheon ,burg .entered a new field of ex. prescription for happmess: "To the way, there's a very special selectionof adtli • 2'00 . .' . . pressIOn - writing for motion be out of jail. To eat and sleep 12,000 sq. ft. heated swimming pool, bath house and . p.m. ComposItlOna~ & Lan~scape Pamtmg Class, pictures. regular. To get what I write Italian wigs on sale for one hundred ~ additional parking at the Three Mile Drive Park. #9, Prof. Emil Weddlge, Instructor. What sort of a man was Carl printed in a free country for 'dollars. They can be styled so manyattracti1'e • If b9th o! the proposals pass on September 1~, the 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe, Dinner and Sandburg? He was born of free people. To have a little including the very new short cut: cost to home owners would be only 9/10 of one mill on Meeting. Swedish parents in Galesburg, love in the homp. and a little assessed valuation-25 llercent less than the cost of 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Commerce & Civic Associa. Ill., a~d h.ad very few ~dvan. affection and esteem outside the the proposal defeated last November. This would mean tion, Fashion Show. tages. m hiS you.th, workmg. at home." that the avetage home OWner in the Park_with assessed .\' Wednesday August 9 a vanety of odd Jobsfrom milk. We shall miss this great lit- . 11'00 m S n' . M ' C 'bb G G man to farm hand, barber shop erary titan Carl Sandburg But ~- valuation of '14,40o-would p~y only '12.76 per ye!U' . a.. S e Ikr en s n age roup, ame and porter and a cutter of ice dur- he has left us a fine lega~y of ,'l'~, for the tW() pools. Yet profeSSional rt;al estate appraIS'. . na~.. ~ .' . ing the w~ter months. Later writing; herein lies his immor- ers say that the two pool proposal, if adopted, could 12.30 p.m. Semor Ladles Club of Gro"se Pomte, SOCIal, he was an Itinerant worker in tality increase the market'value of,the same home consider. Cards, Tea Party. I ably. ~eitop price tag.for .both proposals is $850,000. oil 7:30 p.m. Memorial Bridge Clu.b, Bridge Sessions, Mrs. H:gh School Honor Roll The Citizens Advisory Committee recognizes the *. Andrew ~alrond,. DIrector... II fact that one 12,000 sq.ft. swimmiJig facility at Water. 8.30 p.m. !1rosse Pomte. Summer MusIc. F~~tlval, front Park could well be inadequate to serve the. whole Ca~aret, GUItars and ~andlelight -An (Continued from Page 9) .\ ryn S. Chambers, John M. Don. community. particularly 'm view of the fact we now evemng of. so~gs aJ.ld gwtar music-solo, Daniels, Judith A. Davis, Dale aldson, Jack D. Ducsay, Janice have 33,000 sq. ft. of swi~g area at that park. How- ~uo, a:nd tr.lO-m a lIghthearted and roman- Demeulemeester, Dorothy Drat- L. Fetzer, S usa n B. Fraser, We are plea.sed to announce !AaI ever, the Committee is unWilling and unable to com. tic vem, WIth Gon;:alo Torres, Ronald Sc.ol- schmidt, Robert D. Flagan, Lynn K. G r 0 s e, Joseph W. promise the sound principles of good park site usage lon, Alexander Suczek. Performance WIth Nancy C. Slavik, Melissa A. Webber. ROBERT A. REID on the speculation that only one of the bond issues refreshment $2.50 Dikeman, Susan J. Hackman, ----- is no w a.ssociated with us IIII would be approved. Considering the portion of the. Thur~day, August ~O T. Tenae Baker, Sandra Ga- Raymond N. Rapalee existing 'swimming- pool which is unusable, the pro- * 4.00 p.m. G.ro~se Pomte Adult Ski Club, Barbecue & ~~~: ~~~J~s;ue~~~~~~~as~~ In Special Squadron Registered Representative posed two pools and wading facilities will not only ade-. PIcr.nc . . C. Crawford, Barbara J. Delor, quately replace that facility, but will remove the dis. oil 8:00 p.m. WeIght Watchers of Eastern MIchIgan, I!lc. Roberta J. Hammel, Patricia Radarman Raymond N. Ra. graceful and over-crowded conditions which now exist 9.00 p.m. Advance Ka'rate Class, #2, Sang Kyu ShIm, Munson,Cynthia A.Noll,Veikko palee, U.S. Navy, son of Mrs. MICHIGAN at the Waterfront Park. Instructor. , JO. Nurminen,. p Bettye B. Popp, lane,Ernest isJ. provingRapalee pfthe534navy'sNeff FIBST OF M The time is long past due. when something be lams urdy, Jon a th a n 1\1. oldest promise of "Join the CORPORATION ~h ti t W t f t P k d I James, Barbara L. Adams done t o. re Iieve 'L e cOD~es on a '. a e~ ro~ ar an l it t h Ed' Taey A. Albright, Michael E: Navy and See the World." Member New YorkStotkEuh41'41 to prov.lde modern, ~amtary pubhc swunmlllg. So ~o e ers 0 t e' Ltor Paddon, Verda G. Perkins, Rapalee's ship is part of the 1200 B,Ull Building. Detroit, Miclli&P voters ill Gross~ Pomte P~rk who want to see th~l! Nicholas Popovici, Richard J. international squadron com. property values mcreased, who want decent, clean faclh. . Rini, Saudra D. Rosander Don. prising the North Atlantic Ntw York Detroit C/IiCIilI :ties for swimming, and who want to know they are . . August 1, 1967 ~epart~ent in t~eir magnif- aId S. Rus.s~l1,Edward W: Saut. Treaty Organization's Match- Bottre Cleek • Bey Cily • Birmingham 0 flint • GtIlld taking the only responsible course of action for both To The EdItor. . l~ent JO~ of putting ~ut our ter, John A. Schiessler, Jennifer maker III Exercise. Since Jan. Gro!se Pointe. KalamozoO • Lonslng • Midland. Cdumicl. the present and the future we say .On beba~ of the lI{ayor, the kltch~n fire Saturday mght. L. Somes, John P. Straetmans. uary, when the squadron was , City CouncIl and the staff of the It IS wonderful to know that Cynthia Tew Diane L Tutag originated in Bermuda, Rapalee Get in the Swiml Vote Yes for Both Propositions on City of Grosse Pointe Farms we in such an emergency you get Carol M Ve~brugghp Lau L' has seen such ports of call as September 12. would like to thank the citizens such action immediately - and Wanders'ee. ,ra . Lisbon, Portugal; London, Eng. PHILIP L WETTENGEL of Grosse Pointe ~arms for the' their efficiency and speed made And Jo n E H d" B tt lan~; Hamburg, G e r man y; Ch .' , excellent cooperation and sup. me so proud of our community. ' . an e . a JIS, e Y Halifax, Nova Scotia; Newport, Watch for WEEKLY . ~Irman, . port that was received during These things we sometimes J. Hamson, Theodore D. Held, Rhode Island; and the Carib. Clt~ens Park an~ Recreation the emergency conditions mat take for granted, and the secu- William P. Hennessy, Stasia H. bean Islands in the squadron's AdvISOry CommIttee. existed in the city during the rity I felt after they left made Kambos, Bruce C. Kefgen, Suz. seven-month deployment. recent riots in Detroit. me so grateful to these ded. anne E. Klauer, Patricia A. . Andrew Bremer Jr., ieated men. Krolik, R a c h e I Lacoureiere Ci~'Y Manager, De~pite all the hardware John C. Ladendorf, Paulin~ Grosse Pointe Farms facilities in the world, it is Loong, Joan Malcolm, Paul H. Thanks Due to Many ------the people tbat count. Mattman, James N. Motschall, Now that the Detroit area is picking up the ruins To the Editor: Sincerety, Alice C. Oskin, Robert C. Mc- It is with great pride and Mrs. Kenneth C. Campbell, Kenna, Richard 0. Baer, Mark following the worst racial disturbance in 24 years and a esteem 1hat I herald the Grosse Jr. C. Calcaterra, Barbara A. Ca- degree of normalcy is beginning to prevail, we here in Pointe Woods Fire and Police 597 HawUlOrneRoad rozza, Becky L. Casady. Kath. the Pointe should take time out to thank many people. Among them are: The police and fire chiefs and their men for work. Specially for ing around the clock and .making sure The Pointe was well protected; SENIOR CITIZENS I The retail store 'owners for responding so quickly MORE THA.N I to the closing requests; I Close Up The residents who observed the curfew, facilitat- ll#@xkan 100 YEARS ing the police department's work; I The employes of all the municipal offices who Fi@sta OF CONSIDERATE I manned telephones and assisted in any way they could; SERVICE I Those churches which immediately set up centers leerYeNov. 3rd Return Nov. 11th I to collect food for victims of the disaster; A ct:arming visit to colonial Mexico LENS it I The individuals who'saw to that the "around the ESCORTED FROM DETROIT clock working police and firemen and troops" were fed; I For Instamatic Cameras The 82n\1 Airborne Division who came to the Pointe includes: Air F.re I at the request of the City, Park and Farms police chiefs Amer;clJ" Airlines The\Vm.R.lIamiHon ~o. to augment their own men; $449 p~;n I FIJNERAL DIRECTORS To the Good Lord for sparing us the ravages that • All note Is • 011 sightseeing .• Since 1855 I Detroit faced. By P. W. 99 most meals. lIps and taxes - land 15 DAYS I WTLLaJII R. HAMILTO:'J 11 DAVID M. HAMILTO~ Reg. 3.50 transportation. transfers. 14 NIGHTS CURE:-iCE E. OITER I I & VA 2.9660 . Our staD has been selected to serve 1 A C ~~O~~!~~~:. places you'll visit: I ~ 10 dill "n-Ic. • Custom • * M.xico City * San Miguel Allende * GuadajUafo every creed with complete understanding. I Coupon Void AfterAug. ~ REUPHOLSTERING & RESMING * GuadalaJara * Puerto Vallarta * PahclIQro (Bullerfly }'isherman) CHAPELS I .." • free pick up and delive1ll * San Jose PUr¥a • select from hundreds of fine J)~:'IIlOI1' :V)j,) C"ss An:~ll': TE 1.2i12 fabrics COME IN OR CALL FOR DETAILS • custom made slip covers 11111\1 I';(;II.DI B:21l Ewr ~1APLE • i\11.l.6non • guaranteed • terms avttilable DAY TRAVEL CO• ,'.W. DETIlOlT 181)00 JUlES COl;ZF:~S • DI 1.1:100 "piiiL.iiAC fREE ESnMATES - VA 2.9660 IUD DAY, PRESIDENT 16847 Kercheval TU 6.0111 345 Fisher Rd, OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE August 3, J9b7 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven ~ Getting Ready .ForShowboat At GPYC Circumnavigators .': . . ~,,:' . . '~.' ::.::: .'" ~. w.i*¥>', ;':, . :...... '>..'" ~~.. ::. . .':~." .~. :: "'.: ' ...:: . ~ . ::. ~ ~' ... '\. ";. ::':" . " ,~ ..:. . ;... ::: To Go 'On Safari' ':.. : . . : :'. :.'~:.:::.: -': . . :: ", ":' East African Theme To Be Featured At 'ilth Annual ... .~.~... Summer Get.Together Of Local Globe.Trotters: Many Pointers Trekking Out For Festivities ....•.~ Detroit-area Circumnavigators Club' members their ":-?i. wives and guests, will be traveling-"by camel: dhow ::.,::"; and felucca"-to the Grosse 11e home of "Circumdoctor" and Mrs. James M. LaBerge fointe. four-week institute at Texas scbool and ~o~eg: years. " " " at the Reids' Dowling road CECCHINI,of Huntington boule- '~II, a dozen yellow roses arrived at Sue's Named to the Spring Session '" " '" Tech for oHice education teach. ST EVE DAVLANTES, of home in Bloomfield Hills. Out. vard. ers in a federally-funded Offices . at 2 o'clock, Rick picked Sue up, touk her Dean's List at Western Michi- of-town guests included Mrs. " .. .. ELEANORSHARROW,daugh- Occupations Program. The in- North Brys drive,. is among . Metropolitan Airport and presented her with gan University are ROSEMARY Reid's cousins. MR. and MRS. DR. WALTERH. SEEGERS, ter of STEWART A. SHAR- stitute began July 17. adult educators from five states Ilirthday gift: Onr. flying Jesson! MOUNTFORD,of 81. Clair ave- participating in a federally. GEORGE LEWIS, of Ann Arbor, of Barclay road, professor and ROW, of Ford court, a senior • • • sponsored workshop at North- .real along for the ride as Sue enjoyed her nue, MAR I L YN CRITTON MRS. JAMES JOY WOODSand chairman of physiology and student at Eastern ;1vfichigan MR. and MRS. JONATHAN ern lllinois University. The 50 ~Dte in the air, a 45-minute bird's-eye tour SMITH, of Lakeland avenue', MISS CAROLINE LEWIS, of pharmacology at the Wayne ..,...-: JAMES BEDA WOOLFENDEN, Ypsilanti, and MR. and MRS. University, is enrolled in a 21. BROOKE HARRINGTON (Pa. adult education administrators licDigancampus. of Blairmoor court, CHRIS- State University Schoolof Medi. s t u den t English Li~erature tricia jean Roundy), of PlJila- are working with visiting, con. CHARLESFORSYTHE, of East cine, has been awarded the 19th to be outdoneby his daughters, IUr. Lane racked TINE WILLIAMS, of Bedford LANSING. Study Session arranged by East. delphia. Pa., announce the sultants, hearing speeches by . tfsummer'67 firsts himself: Entering his bont, road, LESLIE JANE GELD- Distinguished Service Award of ern at the University of Birm- birth of a SOD. JONATHAN outstanding members of the the Lutheran Brotherhood In- ingham in England. The group. BROOKE HARRINGTON, JR., profession and observing basic • in the Port Huron-Mackinac Race for the ART, of Crescent lane, JEAN- surance Society on its Golden .. he wonfitst place in the Race's Performance LOUISE BARREN, of Notting- MR. and MRS. JOHN C. scheduled to return to the July 17. Proud paternal grand. education techniques at urban GARTHE. of SI. Clair Shores, Anniversary. Previous winners United States August 18. is parents are the HOWARD,RAR- centers in Rockford and Chi- , Division. ham road, BARBARA ANN of the bronze medallion award . d ht i "f' t " GAYEK of Hampton road, announce the birth of their sec- attending the entire season of RINGTONS. of East Jefferson cago. . youne:estof the Lane aug ers, s a Jrs er CHRISHNA \.tORSKI, of Chal- ond son, THOMASPAUL, July include the kings of Sweden, Shakespeare plays produced at avenue. I (Continued OIl Page 19) 'too. "Her birthday was August 31, and she fonte avenut!, SUSAN LYNN 26. Mrs, Garthe is the former Norway and 'Denmark and the ANNE HOFMANN,daughter of president of Finland. l1,andshe's celebrating her first season as a HENRY, of East Williams ,.. Pre-Teen, court, SALLY JEAN HICKS, of the WALTER HOFMANNS, of '" . Allard avenue. . E. DAWSON FISHER, of * * * Renaud road, M: AR GAR E 'I' Peach Tree lane, has been cited tT'm At "pye LOUISE KNAPP, of Cloverly '" '" " for service to the Wayne State I e \I . road, DEANE MALeHIE, of JEANNE RUPERT, of Calvin Pointe.Yacht. CJub~s.Biggest Event of The Fisher roatl, and SUSANLEIGH road, was among recipients of Fund. Fisher received a Dis. ~scheduled',this ,weekeni;1. ,"Tqe annual Com- MATHEWS,of Fisher road: certificates presented by Mrs. tinguished Service Award in 'sReviewand'Showboill.,PaIiY begins at 6:30 * '" ... George Romney a n'd' Mrs. recognition of his six years of B@d.. [email protected] I:1embership on the Wayne Saturdayevening, with a parade of members' CATHARINEBARNESCOOL- Jerome P. Cavanagh to local State Fund board of directors. JlSSing in review ih honor of GPYC Commodore IDGE, daughter of MR. and people who made outstanding J.Cbapman. MRS. CLAUDIUSG. BARNES, contributions to the "Operation He is also an alumnus of the f H d d tl Understanding" program span. University and received an dllSkfaIls, the Showboat Party itself will get. 0 arvar rOll, was recen y sored by the NeighborhoodServo alumni award ill 1964. with dinner served outdoors from 8:30 o'clock named a Peac.e Co~psVolunteer ice Organization. Clearance , ! . h d Dafter completmg five weeks of " '" " g,to,the musl~ ?f Warney ~u.l an ave training in Cochabamba and . '" " ~ ~O~ P. FIS~ER, of Erys ,from9 0 clockuntil way past mIdmght. Orum, Bolivia, in preparation Celebratmg their Go Ide n drive, IS aUen?U1gthe School boatparty committee members include, Mr. for an assignment in that coun- Wedding anniversary August 17, Ifor B~nk Audit, Control an~ :j Frank Colker,Mr. and Mrs. George M. Cooper, try's mining communities. She at their. sumO?erhome at Huron Ope~a!I0';.lc~nduct~d.at tbe ,urn. I Mrs. JamesE. Fisher, .Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. has been in Bolivia since June Mountam, Will be the RAY- Ve!Slty~l Wlsconsm In MadIS?n. 1Ir. antiMrs Wiliiam D Plante and Mr and 15, following III weeks of train- MOND K. DYKEMAS, of Loth.. Wlsconsm. The school, \~hich • dl-esses (afternoon and cocktail) . F Sh' . . ing at the University of Wnsh- rop road. They were also mar-, 0 pen e d July 30, conhnues . reve. " ington in Seattle. ,ried there. through August 12. 15 are Commodore and Mrs. Chapman, Vice- - lreand Mrs.John F. DeHayes, Rear Commodore • costumes • suits O. JamesGagne, the Claude A. Greiners, J. Grows, Jr., Ralph J. Klibers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank the LeoM.Radkes, the Howard A. Shaws, the K.Smi!hs,Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. VanGoethem, lit.andMrs.James A. Zinno oHicersand their wives who will of course ilndduringaU the festiviti~s, are Mr. and Mrs. A. Reif,Dr. and Mrs. C. Stanley Waggoner SI0.-115.- ,llIdMrs.Milton O. Cross, Jr. (Continued on Page 12) 120. Were $25 to $100

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" :Society News Gathered from All of the Poi~i\ Stores Staging Ballantyne-Love Vows S Kresge Concerts Mrs,. Henry C. Cashen, II Dorothy Horner Love, daugh. GU- POken Fashion Show ter of !\Ir. and Mrs. Harry ARoCk, ofNew YOrk ' Miss Renchard Wed Starting in Fall Love, and Ford Ballantyne, III; mo~rt M. G~~I Are the hemlines going up or son of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Bal. laut ' Pa., lIId~ e The Detroit Symphony Orches. down? Are the waistlines going lantyne, Jr .• of Touraine road brif , aoolller J.,Lt To Henry Cashen, II tra will launch a new concert in or out? Are men's ties going were married July 22 at th~ egroom, ~~ series featuring major soloists wide or narrow? Is the fabric home of the bride, "The Addi. .re.bride's~ in a variety of programs at a voile or velvet? Stay tuned for tion," in Cockeysville, Md. Ofii. 81 linen edged ~~ FridlY Evening Rites At St. Paul's.On.The.Lakeshore top price of $2.50 a concert the answers at the Back to ciating at the ceremony was the ~ell1 a~d Short~ School Fall Fashion Show. Tues. Reverend George Sinkinson ose)lOlOtlace H .... Are Followed By Reception At Country Known as Kresge Concerts, rector fo 81. Thomas' Church' was trinuned~!l~ , Club of Detroit the programs will be given at day, August 8, at the Grosse approximately one. month inter. P<>inteWar Memorial, and you'n Garrison Forest, Md. 'The !!laid Of Il'l! Given in marriage by her bl.ue organdy:: Vacationing on the West Coast following their Fri- vals on Me Tuesday evenings, be in tune with fashion. father, the bride was attended With d~isie3.~ ' in are beginning October 17. They will The annual show, sponsored day evening wedding St. Paul's-on.the.Lakesnore by her twin sister, Eleanor Jack- w~re ye~owo!glrC, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christopher Cashen, II. . b~ giv~n in Ford Auditorium at by the Grosse Pointe Commerce son Love, as m aid of honor a 0 appliquedIli1h '" Thebrideis theformer~------8.30 0 clock. and Civic Association, will fea- ture clothing from the beautiful Bridesmaids were Anne and The atlendl.llll~ Mary Leslie R en c h a r d, and mocha accessories. Both The name. Kresge. ~ncerts shops in Grosse Pointe Village, Mary Love, two other sMers of quets of daisies;; daughter of Mrs. Raym0I!d mothers \\:ore orchid corsages. ~:~n~h$~:,~ r:~~~~I~:o':n o~h: including Himelhoch's, Jacob- the bride, Elizabeth Ballantyne fweetheartroses, lIol ' •L. Tyson. of CharlevoIX The ne".lywed Mr. a,nd Mrs. I Kresge Fa un d a t ion, which son's, and Kay Baum's. E. J. sister of the bridegroom and r~~uet WasfaI~" avenue, ~ashen will .make their home helped make possible the Sym. Mary Archibald, of B 0 s ton talShles,smallwhite ! and John V. Ren. Hickey's wiJI present what is Mal'S. ' s ep anoUs. chard, of Kerby rO:\d. Her m Grosse Pomte. phony's new programminO' ven. new in men's styles. Th ' C B Afler a WM~:•• husband is the son of Mr. - -- ture. " Robin Seymour, CKLW.TV's omas . aUantyne was West Mr .~ q' best man for his brother. JJshers will 'live' .and, host of "Swingin' Time," and lln. < ~d Mrs. Ray Cashen, of Betrothed Sixten Ehrling will conduct Lmcoln road. four of the COllcerts-on Octo. ''The Robin Seymour Show." were J 0 s e p h Jennings, Jr., Mr. BaUan~N~till The former Miss Renchard "ber 17, January 9, February 13 will narrate as the dainty dam. Thomas J. Henry and Brian C. nell Mediem,~ wore her mother's antique satin ant:!April 2. The other program, sels and their gallant gents wedding gown with an heirloom a performance (If Handel's "Mes. model the clothing. veil 01 Rosepoint lace belong- siah" on December 5, will be Entertainment will be provid- ing to her great.granmother. led by Maynard Klein. ed by The Little Sisters. five and also worn by her mother. Soloists and dates of their lovely Grosse Pointers who are Her flowers were r 0 s e s, appearanc'es, are: Marian Ander- recording artists for the Detroit stephanotis and ivy. son, narrating Aaron Copland's Sound labeL The girls first gain. Mrs. Perry A. Harvey, of "A Lincoln Portrait," February ed area-wide notice when they : New Haven, Conn., was honor 13; Mary Costa, soprano, April walked off with the third place . attendant. Bridesmaids were 2; Richard Ellsasser. organist, in a field of over 200 l)ands at Roberta Renehard, of W:1Shing. October 1'1; and Carlos Mon. the Teen World "Battle of the • ton, D.C.• a cousin of the bride, toya, guitarist, January 9. Patri- . Bands" last November. Their - Mrs. Riehard S. Humphrey, of cia Brooks. soprano, Louise ~'"'~'..' ,..' , ,',,"",'''' ,";, style is unique, feminine, swing. Beverly. Mass.; Suzan ,Fink, Parker, contralto, William Lewis, u~.~\/ ••• 'b.~. ".;,:,...... ;.: oS'~~"'m:.:« ...~~ • in', and rhythmic. Mrs. Michael Meretta, of Cin. tenor, Ara Berberian, bass, and , Photo by Eddl. MaGrath. Jr. clnnati, .0.; Mrs. Stephen Far- the Rackham Sympbony Choir At a Friday evening ceremony in St. Paul's.on-the- The hour for this evening of rington, of Bronxville. KY., and will appear in the De~ember 5 Lakeshore, ~IARY LESLIE RENCHARD and Mr. ~n and fashion, all free, is 8 Margaret Robbins, o.fNew York "Messiah" perfoonance. Cashen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cashen, of Lincoln 0 clock Tuesday. August 8, at .City. Kimberly Mars~, of W~- Miss Costa's appearance will road, were married: The bride is the daughter of Mrs. ~e ~ro~e Pointe War Memor. . netka, m.,. ~e br!:degru0!O S be part of a Viennese program. uditonum. • nieee. was JunIOr bridesmaId. All of the music for the pro. Raymond L. Tyson, of Charlevoix avenue, and John V. • .They wore fl~r length Em. gram with Montoya will have a Renchard, of Kerby road. , plfe gowns, fasbioned of yellow Spanish theme. :, crepe. Their headpieces were ElIsa M t JIiJa matching Dior bows with green ANNETheengagement of KATHY Brooks s=~~ Mi:~ar~~r~i1l be streamers cd they carried cas- GROEHN to Raymond . g .. cade bouquets of yellow roses Eugene Cosseboom was an- ~.atkinhth ~ell" ~st ~'Ppearance From Another Pointe of View with vines. nounced Sunday by her parents, \'1 e ymp ony. . The bridegroom asked How- Mr. and Mrs. Tho mas E. The Kresge Concerts con st!. ard E. O'Leary. Jr., to serve Groehn, ~f Lochmoor boulevard, t~te the Symphony's ~o.st eX;ten. (Continued from Page 11) as best man. seating the guests at 2 family brunch at Locbmoor SIV~ new c~n;ert ac,tlVlty since New Pointe Symphony Sellon' Announced were samuel D. Daume, of Mor- Club. Her fiance is ,the son of it first partlclpa!ed m ~e Mea- The Grosse Pointe Symphony Society began the ristown, N.J.; Thomas J. SU]. Mrs. Miles ~sseboom, of Marl. ~ow Brook 'MUSIC Fest1y~1 an~ livan, Jr., of (keenwicb, Conn., borough, Mass.. and the late mtroduced the C,,:ba.ret Pops sale of season tickets for the Symphony's 1967.68 Sun. Thomas E. Ford of New York Mr. Co~st1boom. Concerts to DetrOIt In 1964. day afternoon concerts with an organization meeting Grosse Pointe War City, John W. Wman.s, Jeffrey Kathy Anne is a 1967 grad- ~ickets ",ill be. pl~c;d on box. Wednesday. July 26, at the Buckingham road home of M. Hudson, of Philadelphia, uate of the University of Mich- .offlce sale begmnmg Septem. Mrs. Pierre V. Heftier. TUESDAY, Pa.. Peter G. ltenehard, the igan w.here she affiliated with oer 11, though man orders may Twenty-eight members of the Society addressed, bride's brother. and lloyd A. Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. no~ be sent to the SY!DP~ony AUGUST 8th Fries Semple. Ray attended Boston Univer- oU~ce at Ford Audltonum. stamped and filled envelopes from 10:30 in the morn- ; . For the 5 o'clock eeremony, sity. The young couple met Pnces' for each concert are ing until work was finished at 1o'r.10ck. • Free Aclmission • Door P,izes at whl.eb. The Reverend Crispin while serving as members of $l.?O (balcony), $2 (loge ~r Then, plans were made for follow.up talls by a Hag u ire. the bridegroom's the editorial staff of the Chris- maID floor) and $2.50 (mam telephone committee • • • ~usin, presided" aDd the reeep. tian Scienee Monitor in Boston. floor). All seats ar~ rese~ed. Music by "THE L1TILE SISTERS" of Grosse Pointe tion following at, ~ Country , . An A st 20 weddin i Persons purchasmg' tLcke~ * • * Fashion Commentator - 'Robin Seymour Club of DetroIt, Mrs. TyliOnSUdbury:ugu :Mass is pla:ned n for all five concerts can retam GuidLTlg and coordinating the business of ticket Free Refreshmer.ts selected a pale blue silk dress ,.. . the same seat for each perform- sales are Mrs. Waldo E. Fellows and Mrs. Heftler who .and Jacket ensemble wit h ------ances. rewarded envelope-stuffers with a post-mailing lunclieon Sponsored by , m~tehing plIIbox hat and silk Off aboard the South Amerl. The Symphony also will make and short program of music by Susan and Pamela Szul. ~!... shoeeasand purse. can for a look at Expo '67 are discounts available to charita. borski, talented young pupils of Helene Nordstrom . GROSSE POINTE COMMERCE & (IVIC ASSOCIATICI .

r Ro~rt Rentenbachs to live in Massa- Home in San Francisco Awaits Newlyweds Upon Their ~ Pau While He Attends Harvard Law etts Return From Month-Long Vacation e\wS~~anl d She Teaches Second Grade . in Hawaii h Grosse Pointe, was the settmg for ChriS! Chure in wedding of Jacqueline Sue Lang A reception at the Prestwick road home of her par- I~ay eve~et~nbach. A reception at the Grosse ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vito Moceri, followed the FrIday IranI RobeB b followed the 6 o'clock ~eremony, at wedding of Stephanie Joanne Moceri and Allan Wesley ~ yacbt U nd Franklin Bennett presIdect. Daly. ~ . F the rites in Our Lady were s~ephan~hs and ph a- ih '[be Rev~::, Renten.. . or C h laenopsu. orchIds. I't new AdaUghterof jlime Silk dress and matchUtg ac- Queen. of Peace h~rc, In pale pink crepe and lace ~ ~ the. L ng of cessories. BoUI mothers pinned the brIde c.hose. a gO\\n of frocks, carrying bouquets of ~.ratherJ!le ad Jack I lime cymbidium orchids to their peau de SOle WIth Alen~on roses and pink carnations, w"re ~ drIVe, and ison . lace accents, a matchmg I honor attendant S t e ph II n i e ~ of is When the newlyweds left for Madban lace headpiece and silk il. Moceri, cousin of the bride, and r.M.;, Her hus a v3ralion in Nassau, the bride lusion veil. Her flowers (Continued ...... It) r: of Dr. and Mrs. was wearing a print silk dress 1!IilIF Rentenbach, of and a Kelly green silk coat, with ~inle boulevar~. bone and green accessories. ~ given in marriage They will return to make their wi.ther, John J. Me. home in W~tertown, Mass., creative '";e a floor length while the bfldegroom attends .ftile antique silk, fe~- Harvard Law School and t~e ~l sleeves and Ii bride teaches second grade lIt child ~ trail\. • Newton, Mass. cjedrallength illwllon ------photography td.f!dfeUwithfromappliqueda white FaII Br.lde ~1I'. She carried an arm bouquet of ~ flowers with by Rifel xcenls. . ~!IODOrGiovannaLongo Photo by Gene Butler ~ length cage style Photo by Collingwood Studio Jack OeForesf JACQUELINE SUE LANG, daughter of Mrs. Cath. Married to Mr. Daly, son of Mrs. Harry Segour. ~ of lime. chiff~n erine Lang, of Fleetwood drive, and Jack R. Lang, of '. - "/life. Bridesmaids, lD. ney, of Portland, Ore., and the late George Daly, at a Madison Heights, was married to Mr. Rentenbach, -~al in style to that Friday ceremony in Our Lady Queen of Peace Church 884-4852 r- . - attendant, were son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rentenbach, of Grosse "tang and Kathy Anne was STEPHANIE JOANNE MOCERI, daughter of the Pointe boulevard, Saturday evening, in Ctn;ist Church. Vito Moc.:lris, of Prestwick road. . hlldple<:eswe~e floor i!ne illusionveils, and _ arm bouquets of garden flowers p!Il wl'd accents. '~Benlenbach served Wi best man. In COIPS were Alan D • • lride'sbrother, Mark tb, another brother '/jou .Are ..9nvileJ! iridfgroom,Thom a s and Steven H. Loe- -lI.llighiand Park, 111. E aaugbler's wedding Photo by Bernard re«plion, M!s. Lang Mr. "nd Mrs. Russell Bernard I IcbmpagneSIlk dress Chauvin of Lincoln road are , . g accessories. The announ~ing the engageme~t of - 's mother wore a her daughter, VIRGINIA ANN NESTER, to Robert; Gottfried en Golfers Rein, Jr. Kay Anos Furs The bride.elect, who is also AT THEIR NEW LOCATION the daughter of Robert John Prizes Nester, of Highland Park, and granddaughter Of the late C. 19261 MACK AVE., in the Woods, next to WoodsTheatre Ihmcl1e1lnheld at Part. Harold Wills, was graduated I Cmk on Wednesday, from the Beard School, Orange, I,Saburhan.Wamen~olf. N.J., Colby Junior College, New Today marks the official opening of Kay Anos Furs at tnefr new IIld:d trophies an~ pnzes London, N.H., and Katherine 11lnllers of their June Gibbs in New York City. She Grosse Pointe location. Long recognized as one of Michigan's reading furriers,. . lflly TOUlJlament. was presented to society in Kay Anos Furs is proud of their new salon conveniently roc:atecf . hip Flight winner June, 1960, at a reception at the . Angelos,runner.up Grosse Pointe Club. in Grosse Pointe Woods. A cordial invitation is extended to one and all to ~an and the con- Her fiance, SOll of :Pur. and ,jrI7.e was awarded to Mrs. Robert Gottfried Rein, of grand opening feature: come in and inspect the new season's quality fur pieces .nd we ~. LaSalle place, received hls S.B. recommend that you take advantage of OUr traditional NAugu$t Sal. Priees" . . 1iIJllIerwas Fran degree from the Massachusetts . Sloan was runner.up Institute of Technology, where MINK COLLARED now in effect. listed below are just a few of the many outstandi"'.i Cobb received the he affiliated with Delta Epsilon prize. fraternity. He earned his Ph.D. values you'll find storewide. . ~ Band C Flights in Science Engineering at the l'annella. Runner.up University of Oklahoma, where , GusWiler.Consolation he is now engaged in research CASHMERE { ""05 Dot Marr. for University Engineering. lllkIy eventsprizes were The couple is planning an * Opening Thursday and Friday Evening, 'til 8:30 p.rn. . l at the luncheon. October wedding. SWEATERS Compare at $150.00 OUR ONCE A YE,AR SPECIALLY PRICED AT SAVINGS SPREE Chinchilla from 895. in 'SECON DS'

As a grand opening highlight, we invite you to see the fabulous ESTEVEZ collection of original designs in our new salon ••• also, SALE our BLACK CROWN MINK, exclusively ours in Detroit. '.000 BEAUTIFUl. YARDS A Sampling oj Our AUGUST FUR SALE Collection IWQy - SLIPCOVER - UPHOLSTERY Natural Ranch & Pastei $395 Black Dyed PERSIAN 6- 50 MINK STOLES from - BROADTAIL LAMB $339 Only$1 a yard! JACKETS from . Natural Ranch & Pastel $1395 ~ fim, 10 $6.95 yd.J MINK COATS from ...... I Full Length Fouke Dyed Black Thru August 12, 1967 "'EM6A Tourmaline ~~~~~~o~E~.~ $1,095 OTHERTR'EASUR!S Toor ~~~~~~~o~l~.~ $1,795 Full Length Oyster Dyed $495 VELVETS SHEERS BEAVER JACKETS from .... CtttOll NyIon Dacroll - Lilltlll Natural Black Crown $2950 SO Fiberglass MINK COATS, from .... I Oyster Dyed Full length $895 S4 $695 "'GLMA Mink BEAVER COATS from . C 25 50 SILK$'0.95 95 .$1 .$1 A YARD

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CRL/CO CORAJEf(S · Notet 113) S T 1 - OF CROSSE POINTE . e egrop~.Neor Pontiac-FE 2.9163 Kay ADOS Furs We will still main. 12\'1 mil N es Crlh of Devon Gobles) tain our facilities at AIR CONDITIONED 151 00 MAC K for 19261 MACK AVENUE, in the Woods, Next to the WOODS THEATER- ..Telephone 886.7715 the manufacturing of fine furs. , ... '~ ~'. .. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday A I "gun 3 Society News Gathered from All of the Point~ Daly-Moceri Mrs. Joseph C. Cobb Cox-Dahl Rites Cobb-Mason Rites Slated In Fall MissGran;;; (Continued from Page 13) bridesmaids Georgia Dodsonand Mr. and Mrs. William S. I Rosemary Young. Moore, Jr., of Sidney, N.Y., Is Saturda B 'd Read In St. Paul's have announced the engage. Y rl' e I The bridegroom, son of Mrs. ment of her daughter, Sondra E 'R't G------• ~I Harry Sigourney, of Portland, Dee Dahl, to James M. Cox, "on venln9 I es at rosse Pointe~ ' I . Pair WI)I Return From Nassau Vacation to Make Their Ore., and the late George Daly, of .Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Cox, of Followed By Reception In ChurchLoria ~ j Home in Buckingham Road Detroit- Gourmet asked Bud Abi.Nader to act as Cadieux road. weds Vacation In Canada And U Ollnge: Nt H I I best man ouse Reception Follows Ceremony Th b "d' b th Sa] , Miss Dahl, who is also the. S tt. f th ~---- pper Penis I: ______e rI e s 1'0 ers, va. daughter of John E. Dahl, of e mg or e Saturday eve"iilii . tore Moceri and Charles Moceri, Cocoa Beach, Fla., is receiving Mireau Gronemeyer, d~ughter of of gown of silk organza over taffeta, accented with seated the guests. D~ wedding A her Bachelor of Science degree H. Gronemeyer, of Wmdmill Poi j scattered Venice lace daisies, was Carole Ann Mason's Mrs. Moceri, mother of the nte an~Mn. i in Psychology fr0!U Michigan Merton Church was the Barbou Ch drive, aDd j choice for the Friday evening ceremony at which she bride, wore 3. champagne lace State University thIS month. Memorial Church, ~l ofGrOSil ) became the bride of Joseph C. Cobb. ensemble, while Mrs. Sigourney, Her illusion veil fell from'.'rA''''''Yi./.J(.:J:'~ my I M:$"'«:~ • -____.~ service in St. Paul's-on.the.Lake. ushermg were Carl G. Cobb, ---- /;'?';%\'

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'. MR. VITO '. MR.'EVEL • MISS MilDRED '. MISS' EULA Stylist Stylist Manicurist Manicurist , j, ,. MR. JOHN • MISS VERONICA • MISS DAROL Stylist Receptionist Receptionist Clnd Color Speeiolist telephone 886.3730

do you have probli'm hair? We Spsci~lize in Permanents and Hair Coloring lt~~~';,~~;'"",','' All Done in Minutes, with the New ACCELOMA TIC t~:\~::,~~~~,,~:&..:~:~.-,:,:':::;:::;1~d;0.1f;0i,*ill,t£li*;&\%g~'t.> Meet !Jour new neighbor. Photo by' Bill WillIams Studio I At a Saturday ceremony in Grosse Pointe Me. He's part of the wonderful water scene that makesIIliI ! morial Church, NANCY MIREAU GRONEMEYER Shoreline East unique. Nowhere else will youfindthe_ and Mr. Church, son of the Harold C. ChUl'ches of the beauty, the shed-your-cares feeling. rndesc.libab~~ Midland, were ma~~ed. Th~ bride is the daughter -the day or night view from your window at Shcretine~ of Dr. and Mrs. WIlliam H. Gronemeyer of Windmill Be a downtown person. Meet the gulls (and bOYS), Pointe drive. ' 8200 EAST .JEFFERSON Studio, one and two bedroom apartments from $175~ ISHORtt/iVE EASr Models opan noon.6:oo p.m. or by appoi nlmen!. Renlal DiredOI, MlsYIllaHabls I~ Fete Bride-Elect Elaine O'Leary Parti~s for Elizabeth O'Leary, August. 5, and next Friday, who Will speak her marriage August 11, Dr. and Mrs. Fran. vows to Frederic S. Kotcher at cis Blake, the bridegroom.elect's an August 26 ceremony in st. uncle and aunt, will fete the en. Paul'soon.t!,e.Lakeshore, began gagE'dpair at a bar shower. July 27, WIth a luncheon at the The bridegroom.elect's par. County.Cl'olbof Detroit given by ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis x.1 the bnde.elect's grandmother Kotcher, of Mapleton road, will Mrs. Evan Bayne, anE her aunts, entertain at the Rehearsal Din. I Mrs..James Coyleand Mrs, John ner the evening before the wed. Cume,.. . ding, and Elaine's parents. Mr. Mrs, LoUISPalomblt and ~s. a~d Mrs. Edy,in D, O'Leary, will Near Lake Front Park John Dee have planned a kitch. give the reception at their 0". en shower at the Grosse Pointe ford road home folJowing the Ya ch t Club thi~ Saturday, t:eremony.

. This delightful ~hite I ~intetr brlcil: "modern" Is in prime condition. It IS loc~ted on an 80 x200 garden type site on a 100' wide 3 block Ion street WIth a cen~r parkway, and a minimum of traffic. g FINE JUU ~ SINCE 1110 There are 4 good size bedrooms, 2 baths, den with bay, 1st fl. lavatory, breakfast room, screened terrace, and a :9int size beated greenhnuse. ~dd to th~ above a nice recreation room, considerable carpet and drapenes; a lifetime, metal fireproof roof and the fact it is within 5 blodes t I~ of an Elementary, Junior High, and Catholic school' and you h offering which merits inspection. ' ave an

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".I GROSSE POINTE il OFFICES .i --.C"'. _-...~ '.;.o; :t!t..,;,'_!L- i);, i!iili!:!J~ , At. , REALTORS " TU J.63oo IO:DERS or THE DETROIT AND GROSSE POINTll: RP'.AL ESTATE BOARDS 4' Aiflu £III "" Plttltiff' tiijmffllo Slo" n-sJ,y. August 3, 1967 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen oman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe WomeI1 :1.', : Happy Endicott ~~:~~ ;Ferrante Bride Mrs. Doug las B. Friedel Parties H 01l01' Miss Gronemeyer Is Bride :)1 To Be Honored Miss Chancey (Continued from Page 14) and the dinner reception fol• Partie .. for bride.elect Happy train. Her floor length veil lowing in the Church Lounge, Endicott daughter of the George .Douglas Friedel Enjoying a round of pre-nup. was fashioned of illusion. Mrs. Gronemeyer wore an off- Munroe Endicotts, of Merri. tial parties is bride-elect Valerie She carried a nosega)' of white white silk dress and jacket en- weather road, began on July 25, Marie Chancey, daughter of Mr. Sweetheart roses and stephan. semble with light blue acces- and llis. Harry J. Chancey, of otis. - G n Is Bride's Choice For with a paper shower given by sories. She pinned a cluster of , S'll Organza ow }1rs. F. Rankin Weisgerber in Grand Marais boulevard, who ~Irs. Gerald L. Johnson, of e t Iday Morning Rites In Our lady her Lincoln road home. yellow Sweetheart roses alKl will speak her marriage vows Brecksville, 0., attended her delphinium blossoms to her Sa ur Star of the Sea Church July 27, Mrs. Ryan Trombley to Gary Kent Evatz, son of Mr. sister. She wore a maize-colored purse. lmd Mrs. Stanley R. Evatz, of street length dress and a match. . dd' f D' was hostess at a recipe shower, ~Irs. Church, the bridegroom's ~ r the Saturday mornmg we mg 0 lane and 011 Friday, August 4, Happy Thorn Tree road, at a double. ing veil headdress. Her flowers settiDgf daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Fer- and her fiance, William C. mother, chose an off.white raw ring ceremony August 26 in SI. were a nosega)' of yellow Sweet. silk suit with a pink blouse and . Ferran \am road and Douglas Burns Friedel, Rands, III, who will exchange Clare de Montefalco Church. heart roses, miniature white of Mrs. Cyril C. Friedel, of Lennon road, marriage vows September 16 in matching accessories. Pinned to s~~ The first of the parties was carnations and delphinium bIos. her were pink Sweet- otllr. d' Star of the Sea Church. Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, held on June 28. Mrs. Edward soms. heart roses. f/Jr L3iMiss Ferrante0>------will be guests of honor at a Evatz, af Lakeshore road, hos. Mr. Church, son of :Yr. and .J(~~cloire sheath ensemble. For the dinner recep. dinner given by the Edward F. tessed a linen shC\wer at Per. :\1rs. Harold C. Church, of Mid. Following a two-week wedding a f ilk organza. tion at Hililcrest in the evening, Lambrechts. ini's. land, asked E. J. Deering, of trip in Canada and Michigan's . .0 S A I e n con she chose an aqua chiffon gown Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. On June 30, Mrs. Donald Cur- , Americus, Kans., to act as best Upper Peninsula, the newlywed I(l1d~n:dthearls and designed with a jeweled bodice. Wishropp :Ire feting the en. rier and Mrs. James Lemhagen ! man. • . ~Ir. and ~frs. Church will make '''ded WI P E . d I h b' gaged couple at an August 9 co.hostessed a china shower at I ror her daughter's weadmg their home in Midland. L<" ented her m. Mrs. Frle e, t e rldegroom's kt '1 t d th f 11 ~~ and bordered mother, selected a beige and coc al par y, an e 0 ow. the Currier home in Stanton I.- - - ~ ce ing day, August 10, Mr. and lane. : skirt brown silk print sheath for the Mrs. Edwin O. Bodkin and Mr. July parties included a his. !liro . Is f rmed a morning and in the evening and Mrs. Lansing M. Pittman and.her patio and bar shower (, . Dee a a 0 d her wore a pale blue silk ~ r e p e are giving a hardware shower. which secure gown given by Dr. and Mrs. E. W. WATCH :.-.Aaed Watteau train. .. cocktail party in the Pittman'f O'Berski at their home in Chal. ~me headpiece of The new Mr. and Mrs. Friedel Renaud road home. lonte avenue. Entertaining at a ~ heldher tiers of will return from a wedding trip The John K. Roneys have , miscellaneous shower on July, REPAIRING , . veiliDgand she to Miami Beach to make their dinner planned August 16, anI! 16 were Mrs. Anthony Shoe. I' '~6lOr length cascade home ill Grosse Pointe. the Peter Koenigs and LouUl maker and Mrs. Richard Wright, ----- A. Fishers will entertain at a of S1. Clair Shores. for all makes ,.. 'len"oihpale green cocktail party Augu.t 17 at the On July 18, the bride-elect's " with a jeweled Fa'wkes-Poxson Fisher home in Lakeshore road. bridesmaids gave a kitchen I! the Empire waist A dinner-{)ance is scheduled shower at the S1. Clair Shores ; a full train was Betrothal Told August 19 at the George T. home of matron of honor Mrs. , . . . done on our premises ot Mrs. Jerry Trumbull estate. Raymond C. Thomas G. Rauch. A bridal tea with ultrasonic cleaning :pte bride's cou~in. i Planning a laie August wed- Smith will entertain at an Aug. in the Three Mile drive home /. fa hloned ust 25 cocktail party, and Mrs. 'of !tfrs. Jose{lh R. Kramer was . gownsof s

Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Hadley Mack, of Country Club drive, are announcing the engagement FALL of her daughter, MARCIA LEE MACDONALD, to Peter Seyifert, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kraw- Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter chuk, of North Brys drive, are Seyffert, of SI. Andrew's School, announcing the engagement of Middletown, Del. their d a ugh t e r , SANDRA SHOW Miss llfacdonald h a graduate STARR KRAWCHUK, to Ed. of Grosse Pointe University mund Pendleton Osborn, son of School, attended Wheaton Col. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chisholm lege in Norton, Mass., and in OsJ:!orn, Jr., of C 1e v el and June received her Bachelor of HeIghts. O. Grosse Pointe War Memorial .Arts degree from Rhode Island Miss Krawchuk was gradu. School of Design in providence' ated from the University of " TUESDAY, 32 Lakeshore ) She expects to return for herj M.ichigan, whe~e she affilia~ed 'AUGUST 8th Fries Auditorium - 8 :00 p.m. master's degree in the fall. WIth Alpha Xl Delta sorority. She was presented to society Her. fiance .at~ended th.e Uni. in June 1963 at a dance given verslty of MichIgan and IS pres. • Free Admission • Door Pr5zes by Mr.' and Mrs. Mack at the ently at the Nav~l Air Test Gosse Pointe Club. Center, Patuxent River, Md. Music by "THE UTILE SISTERS" of Grosse Pointe r . The couple plans a late No. She IS also the daughter of vember wedding. Fashion Commentator - Robin Seymour Howard S ulm n e r Macdonald, Free Refreshments of Boston, and the granddaugh. ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ASSETS Sponsored by Colin Macdonald, of Milton, Choose your life's companion Mass. Her maternal grandpar. well-a clear conscience's best. ents are Mrs. Harold Waters GIOSSE.POINTE COMMERCE & CIYIC ASSOCIATION Burdon (Eleanor Bingham Proc- tor) of Boston and Ogunquit, The Interior oj This Home Is a "MUST SEEH jor the Discriminating Buyer Me., and the late John Albert Proctor. j Her fiance studied in Lima, I Peru, attended the Westminister School, and i;, a graduate of DeVeaux in Niagara Falls. He I Situated in one of is attending the Rhode Islaud I G ROSSE Pointe's School of Design. I choicest area s. this He is the grandson of Mrs. 1\It. Vernon Colonial Robert Strauz.Hupe. of Paoli, boasts features ann and Joseph Walker of Little condition that are Compton, R. T. He is also the r are in t 0 day', grandson of the late well-known market. painter, Leopold Seyifert, and IIfrs. Seyifert. I ------I PRICE TAG ! Experience teaches people nol i

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This unusual room ;h~O;~;~~Ni~ris finished in genuine barnwood anrl a brick floor. Among the many extras included in the price are HOTEL 'Ocr:!'iS H overlooks a gigantic well landscaped patio and a /Ill carpeting alld drapes. W?ll priced at $117,000. GA.RDENS r. full size hCJted custom kidney shaped swimming 'B'lffet8 ~+~1L~\:J", pool. WEST GRAND BLVD. IICASS :5 43678 N, GRATIOT f FREE PAIWNG • TR 3-3000. I MOUNT CLEMI:NS . For ApPo;'ltml'llt Call TlJ 4-5'681 I.~-v-l.i, : "- ~~.\\ GROSSE POINTE NEWS . Thursd.y, ~ 1;:;:,' Pige Sixteen ("I'"., , , 8-ARTICLES FORSALE 8-ARTICLES FORSALE 9_~ ~ '.. 6-FOR RENT- 6D-RESORT PRO~ERTY (Unfurnishecl) DREXEL French dining table, BL'lJE Kelvinator Foodarama;;' ~~ VILLA NUAVA RESORT chairs buffet, and server. Ex- frigerator. Needs l! little work ~Ks, Art ~~ :.i ON LAKE CHARLEVOIX. Now cellent condition. 886-2535. $25. Blue Hotpoint electric B CWIers llta ...iii NORTH SHORE APTS. taking reservations for sum. stove $65. Blond stereo and E'th ' ctae. Bor1'..~ NEW AND SPACIOUS mer living in new contero- mONRITE ca~i!1et ironer. Ex. radio, speakers alone worth el Ciae" Iiliei CLASSIFIED 1 and 2-bedroom apts. ~ntral porary homes or apartment!!. cellent condition, $150. TUxe- vver $100, price $100. TUxedo 1-!48216). Wo ~ ~ air conditioning, private base- Write Ironton, Mich. 49750. do 4-6673 after '1 p.m. 1-1075. 'OA~ ments, GE appliances include Call (616) LI 7-2030. 2 COUCHES, excellent condi. BARN SIDING - Authentic 1" FOl~eyClQ surface burner, oven, refrig'IDELRAY BEACH Oceanfront- tion, fireplace screen ~d weathered, hand hewn, nat. suz;-~ ADS erator, dishwasher, disposal, 3 bedrooms, 3lA1 baths, also Z. tools, drop leaf table, chairs, ural timber. 463.21'19. 2,3~_~POrt ~ covered car ports, SWI¥- bedroom, 2 bath guest bouse, boy's desk, luggage. VAlley TU lIliIes. P!ltelt ~ MING POOL. Close to public both completely and beauti- 1-4584. ANTIQl!ES: Large collection: _ Iedo ~ ~~ c.n TUxedo 2.6900 - ~ Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly transportation. Doeking faclli- fully furnished Available for . . American furniture. Lowes. SU~ ' ties .. Call '171.3124. summer months. Also accept. 40' General Electric range m ex, toft porcelain. objects d'art ex ;4\~IIU!t1er~ Your Ad Can Be Charged E. JEFFERSON AT 91,; MILE ing next year's seasonal cellent condition, $100. 882- Appointment, 886.5901. . ~~~ebt COildtir.l ~ ~ rentals. Grosse Pointe owner. 6054. 65 HONDA CB ~~ TUxedo 6-144A. . "GOD" saw fit to spare our for: v...... 1-'" SMALL ~lonia! couch •. $50; shop. We are grateful. We;- • -1tlI.13'IS.~- I!j 5 BEDROOM. 3 bath 36' living gol~ wmg chau, $60; etl~et pass our good fortune onto IllS ~.nA: ~ 3-LOST AND FOUND 4A-HELP WANTED CASAGRANDE room natural fireplace. On chaU', $10; lOxl0 wool bmded you. Most furniture painting 25Occ. Co ~ iii IDomestic) Clmlijied Deadline LOST: Pearl ring. Grosse Pointe APARTMENTS Burt Lake. $150 per week or ~ and pad, $15; Assorted prints, etc., are 20% off. ~ ~ ~~ to! high school tennis court. Re- COOK. 2 adults, other help. for season. Write Box 111, bm.a.brac. 886-3177. come in. ~by tir--...l ~ Is Tuesday DOOD, 12 p.m., 35096 JEFFERSON at Shook Pellslon. Michigan. for all new copy, chaDge- at ward. TUxedo 4-0908. '1'l.'ursdays and Sundays oft. Road, South of Tassies Tav. MOVING to Florida. selling full THE _4-6144, . e, -: copy and cancellations. It II Recent Grosse Pointe refer. ern. New spacious one and NAPLES, Florida, right on Gulf. length beaver coat, cream col. SWITCH ING POST 1964 BOND LOST - Boy's glasses, brown ences. TUxedo ~7924. or, with mink trim; mink hat .. ExcellentA 80, 1IJl suggested tbat all real estate shell rim, in clip-on case. Vi. 2 bedrooms. dining room, 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment. copy be submitt~ to our of. individual basements, fully references. Monthly rental or to match trim. It's beautiful, 19163 livernOIS • $150 TU ~ cinity of Farms pier or Moross MATURE. woman to care for $350. Also fall and winter "? bl!'. North of 7 Mile . ~4'1. . ~ce by Monday 5 p.m. Rd. Reward. TUxedo 4-9654. kindergartener, must drive. air-conditioned. G.E. rani:4!, more write R. Stayer, Route I, oven, dishwasher, refrigera. Sheboygan Falls. Wisconsin. suits, 8 to 10. Call evenings Parking m Rellr UN 2-1812 MOB~ ill Woods area. References. '1'71. 881).3385 Hours 10 to 5 helmet, like ~ 4-HELP WANTED tor. Utilities except electric. 5800, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. week. 6F-TO SHARE . • All Monies Go to Charity edo 1.5189,--,.. ( ChargeAds-12 Words for $1.25 days. Bus t 0 Detroit 2 blocks from \OC each cdditiol1IlS, or relfe£ rooms, bath and kitchen. Heat jacks for recording or erten. cOIlSo1e,bench. Sofas chairs J\tust sacrifice. TUxedo 1. plus bonus. send qualifica. sion speakers and Webcor 4 g~rden tools, wall 94'18. 1964 CHEVY~ .. MUSIC BOX STUDIO tions, age, training back. duty. References. VA 2.'1356. f~hed, $100. iapestry: 15609 Mack Ave., 881-2013 & track, 3 speed tape recorder. mIscellaneous. Friday, Salur. WINI?OW FAN, $15; porch po-~ ground. ExreUent opportunity COLLEGE GRAD desires to SILLOWAY CO. :'n,rt Hours 9 to 3 Weekdays TU 4-7000 As set or separately. After 6 day, 961 Westchester. chaltS, $7.50 eacilj mahogany low mileage, _- for an energetic and capable care for pre-schooler (If Saturdays 9 to 5 p.m.; 882-4056. A chest 0 chest, $45 I person. Send job resume to teacher. Call Linda, 527-3396. GRAGE SAIJi'..-Portable dish n ; map e 886-2614. -('. !SA-FOR RENT- Lessons - Rentals - Sales B6x D4, Grosse Pointe News. GO-CART, $75. Excellent condi- washer, mahogany extension desk, $45. 882-6340...... nII & Service. We teach bass, (Furnished) ':r., SA-SITUATION WANTED tion. Expanding table. Car ra. table, couch, boy's suit, size 8A-CFfICE EQUIPMENT 1~ ~--:.' ',; , piano, accordion, rock & roll DENTAL assistant, one year ex. (Domestic) ALTER.MACK - Near Grosse dio. TUxedo 4-7040. 37; baby's birch chiHerobe. FOil SAle _ .-. _~ organ, ~uitar, dnms. perience chairside, Grosse Pointe. N ice I y furnisbed - Many ,More items. 1228 Three B '63~.r: WANTED - Baby-sitting, lalla- Pointe area. Send job resume studio apartments. Every- VIRGINIA'S Mile. TYPE~RS and addlag M.d~on: $975-~~ PIANO L E S SON S. Private. to &,Ix C.3, Grosse Pointe dry, 4 days, 8 hours, experi. Classic, modern, theory. Ages thing so -fresh and clean. MOVING tri I dr machines, new, rebuilt. Reat- after 6 pJ(. ~ News. enced, good references. 568- 5 to 85. Mrs. Sharon Johnson. Makes you feel f('fresbed. ATTIC TREASURES , p e esser, night son able prices. Natlooal Of., ...... ~. 0698. 10 table, lamps, Hollywood beds fi 966 mPLI\UW .. ,.I' MUSIC BOX STUDIO TEACHER WANTED: Teacber Sorry to say some places are :30-5 Daily Closed Mon. stove, refrigerator .. sofa, drop' ee Equipment, 161133Harper 1 .'bIMllti EXPERIENCED woman wishes so dingy and uninviting that at Bishop. TUxedo 1.7130. tohard~.:p.:.,."n..I"">-J.. 1 15609 Mack 881-2013 of junior and senior high We Buy and Sell 1ea f tab Ie, miscellaneous. 567. 1lI5 _ .. every Wednesday, every other they are a real disappoint- 28- TUTORING math, JUale or female, experi. 22418 Mack, bet. 8 and 9 Mile 8240. SI-ANTIQUES po~er, iDclodiIt~ enced preferred. Retired per- Friday. References. Call 331. ment when you go to see son of experience encouraged. 0729. them. Only $110 to $120 per 772-8606 DRUMS in good condition, 9 do'IVS,loch"". PRIVATE TUTORING Small classes. Excellent sal- month. All utilities included. RUMMAG"" SALE Frid Sat- months old. Best offer. TUx. ANTIQUE SALE Grosse Pobda EXPERIENCE Cleaning and For one or two adults. Vernor • "" . ay, • edo 2-7610 3433. __ ~ IN ary and beDef:its. Private " Laundering, 4 or 5 days. 892. or Grosse Pointe bus. Tele- urday, Monday, 10 to 4. 1669 • ,. YOUR OWN HOME I'cbo.,1 in Grosse Pointe. Apply 0848. phone 821-8985 or 821.2818. Allard. BEAUTIFUL antique deep ruby STOCK REDUcrrON CORVETTE ~. , All subjects; all grades. Bo1C E-5, Grosse Pointe News. : . Adults and clrlldreD. CeJtl. LADY wants Friday. Call at 6 GROSSE PTE. CITY - 3 bed- A WNINGS, Canvas drop, 2 pr~~msluls~~Sta'll,d$ouble row Discounts on period and -"D. ~~ l!I~ , tied teachers. COOK, experienced German, p.m., 366-3~. room, 2 bath home. 1~ year 5'7"x7'4", 13'2'x7'4". Excel. 5-6064 after' • 6 p m 150. TUxedo try furniture. Lamps, paintingsw" 4.9446. .... can: SCandanavian or Swiss. Also lease, $352 per month. Mature lent condition. TUxedo 2-9513 . • and accessories. ~ second maid. One adult. Ref. EXPERIENCED and rellable I DETROIT AND SUBURBAN couple. No pets. George Palms, erenCl!l required. TUxedo lady wishes day work. 925- TRAIN CASE Nesco l - FRIGIDAIRE electric range, '64Verti~~~~. TUTORlNG SERVICE Realtor, TUxedo 6-4444. , . '. ~s er, 4 burner, single oven good LEONARD BERRY A?-4"TIQUES JIC"'"" • XE 7-4653 5-2663 before 9 a.m. or after 9612. bowlmg balls, linens. nuscel- condition Reasonabl ' TU 16527 Hamilton Ave. top. PO~ ~ I : laneous. TUxedo 1-4233. edo 6-7616. e. x. Highland Park 864'5.'i84 ~~'()lJe ~ I:' 6 p.m. 58-EMPLOYMENT 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT 4A-HELP WANTED BUREAU NICE ROOM, vicinity of Grosse WE BUY-SELl-TRADE ROOM DIVIDER, 6'x6', black CADILLAc' ]9&2, ~~ COMMUNllY (Donledle) IF YOU kin 1 Pointe. Convenient location. GUNS and gold. Drop-leaf table 42" 9-ARTrCLES WANTED mac'.'.te),~. .. are see g emp oy. Gentleman preferred. TUxedo TUTORING SERVICE x54", walnut. Coffee ta'bles UUI WP"'"~' WANTED-Experi ence d COOAS. ment and have .g~ refer. 5-4881 R~loading rquipment and com- 56"x20" and 33"xI8", walnut WE BUY old gold, jewelry and tires, po~ ..~ MRS. LOUIS YARICK DIREC- waitresses and couples. Grosse ences can the El!lclent Work.' ._- ponen!s. Scope and Sight In. and honey beige. Night stand silver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377 and stet oiDte ~ TOR Tutoring by degree teach. Pointe Employment AgenCY,' ers ~mployment Agency. ROO~{ for employed gentle. stallations. Stock fitting and 20"x17", three drawers. Snar~ Moross Road. Gros~l1A ean avaUal)le in all subjecta for TUxedo 5-4578. LOralDe 8.3U8. man TUxedo 5.2018. complete gunsmithing. drum. chrome, 8 lugs. GE - Beac~~ grades high school, alllege and BROWNING & WINCHESTER Stereo; cameras (3); files, 2 WANTED - Home of furni. -CHEVY W Af~ I adult education. EXPERIENCED COOK. Also 5C-CATERING SERVICE 6C-OFFICES FOR RENT WEATHERBY': REMINGTON gray; trunk, large; cabinets ~~~. or odd pieces. WA 1. '64automatie.~: 339 Merriweather n~ .downsta;~ maid. Scan. CATERING ASSISTANT - will GROSSE POINTE CITY in tb SALES & SERVICE (3); rug padding, humidifier V-8, $800, lllli""""""...... te' Fa..... dmavlan speaklOg. G r 0 sse assist "'ou in weddings, recep- Vill ge 0 ' ff' e Grosse POlO ...... P . te f L' IN' " a . De or more 0 Ices. GUNS & SHOOTlNG helpful for asthm9 l)t bay PIANOS WANTED. 1- _~80ATS»lO ~ om. ~ erences. ~ve-n. 0 hon~, mootings. etc. TUxedo Parking. TUxedo 2.720"2 or ACCESSORIES fever. TU 4-0643. Grands, Spinets .and small U~ I l1A MOTO~ TUxedo 4-2820 small children or pets. TUxe- 1-4377. TUx "0 5.0518 OPENlNGS FOR TEACHERS do 4-6111. e" . B. McDAN IEL CO. M4-7581. 14W'. VAlley 1.396.'\. do ~~ .., August 3. 1967 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seyenteen ~ U-REAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE lJ-RIAL ISTATI U-REAL ESTATE lJ-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HARCOURT ROAD 1229 BALFOUR CLASSIFIEB Original owner now living out EXCELLENT VALUES GROSSE PTE. HOMES of town is selling this custom a.bedroom Grosse 'Pointe Park FRENCH INFLUENCED Is the HAWTHORNE 20802 built 2-family flat on large Colonial with 2.car attached arc~itectur~ of thi.s fir~t ad. • Excellent 2 bedroom nnch OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 lot. Contains 2 bedrooms and garage. 2 baths, 1~ lavs.,liv- ve:1JSe~ petit.e malSon m ~e with den. ADS den or 3d bedroom, 1% ing room, dining room, re- Wrndmill Pornte area. This • Excellent loeation to every. FISHER ROAD 581-Modem. baths.. excellent kitchen and modeled kitchen enclosed one has that much sought thing. multi.leveL Quality built, 3 large ~ened and glassed porch, library a~ panelled after .first floor bedroom. • Excellent Grosse Pointe bedrooms, 21,2 baths. The TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 ,Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly porch in each apartment. lee room with fireplace and UpstaIrs there are thr.ee School District. spacious family room will Price reduced. bar. Completely decorated, more bedrooms, each WIth • Excellent time to buy-1m- convert to ex:.,. bedroom. Call Your Ad C..n B. Charged Large garage, ample storage. carpeted and refurnished its own bath. Rece~Uy de co- mediate possession. near schools, shopping and T. RAYMOND JEFFS since 1965. Furnishings avail. rated and mechamcally put • Excellent time to call for appointment, . Ol- transportation. EatJy occu- TU 1.1100 If no ans. TU 2-0178 able along with many other in Al order. pancy, extras. You can see and con. • ExcelleDt time to stop in sider Thursday, August 3 . Sunday 2-0:30. 13-REAL ESTATE • EXCELLENT PRICE. 13-REAL ESTATE after 6 p.m. and Sunday, DOWN HAS COME the prIce on BY APPOlNTMENT ~~D FOR SALE FOrt SALE Pointe August 6 between 2 and 5 p.m. the best little ranch bouse HOME FOR the executive Grosse Owner must sell immediately. offered in the Farms today. elegant 4 bedroom Colonial BEVERLY 44-One of the finer ~ For infonnation or appoint. For $32,000 you ean map UP is set on large corner lot with Grosse Pointe homes. SolId orb"INinboard/outbOard LOCHMO OR - Morningside mem. Call 886.5846 after a house with three bed. area. Executive home. French 2 car attached garage. 21,2 masonry with 6 family bed" 1 p.rn. rooms, a full basement with baths, library plus family rooms and maid's, 4 baths, ~"8ll5-9345. STEPHENS ROAD - Without a CHAMPION ColoniaL Paneled library, 4 paneled party room, and a ~ doubt one of the most oe- bedrooms, maid's room, 3* room. Huge kitchen, formal library, morning room, large; BUCKINGHAM 1387. 4 bedroom large porclJ. L-.eated within dining room, first floor laun- landscaped lot. ~ 15', utrlS, in water, sirable locations in the Pointe REALTOR baths, 2 firepIacelJ, ideal 3* bath face brick, stone en. walking distance to Maek-7 kitchen with built.in appli- dry room and many other ex. .. ~ 2-9251. for a ranch. This spacious OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 trance. Fully insulated. Gas shopping, and a half dozen ~ home provides 2 extra rooms ances, garden.type 125' lot. AC. heat, automatic sprin. schools .. tras. Call for more infOmIa- HIDDEN LANE, 780 - Better ~ fibe~ass. In for family activities-a panel. TU 4-0600. klers, 3-car brick garage. Mod. tiou. By appointment. room sizes is a feature of this , ~ ~ hP.~' 4- ed den and a fine family SUNNINGDALE, 90 - Better 3 bedroom, 2 bath raDCh. ern. Owner, '2'26-6586 by ap- PRIVACY is what you haV'e in Modern kitchen. Near new filet, $685. x 0 room. 3 bedrooms, 11h baths, than new is this five bedroom MOORLAND, 584 - Attractive pointment only. IT'S FUN to be popular, and beauty on a well landscaped brick ColoniaL 4 bedrooms, this lovely 2 bedroom ranch High School finisbed basement, attached the most popular item on rlus den or third bedroom. ,. lot in Grosse Pointe Shores. 2 baths, powder room, family ~ garage. the house market today is Situated on quiet court. Large r r ~;: HOLIDAY 19'768 - AttnM!Uve , ' The family room.kitchen is room with fireplace. Kitchen the center hall colonial We '. ~1111"'A!"f PROP- the dream of any wcman with bas built.in appliances. Only Grosse PO.lnte kitchen, formal dining room, comer lot ranch home. Has '. lW" are offering a brick ~uty 2 car garage, recreation FOil SALE MUIR, 114- .Near schools and all new Mutschler cabinets, 4 years old. Nicely planted 3 bed..-ooms or den. Master iITY __ Hill shopping center. An older with fOl.lrbedrooms and two built.ins and viking carpeting SO' lot. Offers an abundance room. Lady Star of the Sea bedroom has private bath. baths on the SECOnd floor. --- S Dutch Colonial recently reo for glamor and easy mainte- of chann, comfort and con. parish. Must be seen to ap- Handy first floor utility room. ~HESTER HILL ~ObdE:dledooansdl~ finbaethsconl'dirtl.icOend. This house is ooly ten years preciate th~ extras this home 2* car garage. nance. The owner ill leaving venience. TU 4-0600. GROSSE POINTE PARK. Con. old but looks much newer. has to offer. Can now for .llll!r. farmCOlonial~ .. e r m, 7:iI • town so your family could servative Contemporary in ,.,.....~wed eon d !- well below $20,000. The large mortgage balance appointment. RENAUD RD. S. 1S96- move into this perfectly main. N. RENAUD, 1010-Near Loch. convenient location. Four bed. at a low interest rate makes .' ". ~ ~ ol polished tained h 0 m e in time for mOOr Golf Course. New offer. rooms, two and one-half baths Spaciou. 3 bedroom face this ODe even more interest. PRESTIGE HOME -- In pres- :s"I:~( cabinetsgrace the Detroit school ing. Luxurious 2.~m Paneled Library. Recreation tige location. Ideal 3 bedroom brick ranch on beautiful large ing. lot. 2 bedrooms and bath ~ Tbe:e's ,ample brick ranch on spacious cor. Room. Wide frontage. rancll, 2 full baths, large '~ .-, . JD CHALFONTE 467 - G r 0 sse down, one bedroom and bath /If eatertaiJUDg the OU'l'ER DRIVE, 10110 - Near ner site. Family room with kitchen, ,formal dining room, ~. " Edsel Ford Expressway. A Pointe Farms. Picture per. up. 2 car atta~ garaie. i : iDinf roOJJl, i!J the bar, 2 baths, utility room, BEDFORD. Very well built with JUST THE TICKET for you who eenter foyer, 2 ear attached , '- . roomand JJl the neighborhood wbere the resi. fect center hall ranch, three Excellent coDdition. ,:. " games room, screened ter. slate roof. Four bedrooms, desire to live on a deadend garage. Comz.a.' lot, circIe --'i:;,;'. :a:room. Attractive dents take pride in maintain. bedrooms, full dining room, race, attached 2-car garage three baths on second floor. street, with a view of the drive. This could be just the /IllS lend charm to both ing their homes. Completely lovely kitchen, newly decorat. TU 4-0600. Bedroom and bath above. see- lake. Make that'trip upstairs home to suit your needs. Let Information and Picturea of ed, sprinkling system. Under iriI.llOOJJl and ree room. modern kitchen with built.i:lS, ond floor Games Room. Pan- as infrequently as you visit us shi'W you this one. Most Homes for Sale hoD\'! is l~t. paneled family room, separate Forty Thousand. /Ilinble CLOVERLY, 480-Brick bunga. eled Library. RecreatioIL the furnace room, cause this in the Poiute. ill 011 a hill overlooking dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1¥.1 low in the Farms. 3 bedrooms, Room. 80' lot near lake. house has two master.sized VAN ANTWERP, 20935 _ Ineek Valley. Property baths, fine condition. Priced HARPER WOODS 2* baths, living room with bedrooms on the first floor Lovely 2 bedroom I'IJIch, eD- ill 7 atreS, 8 box stall in the mid 20's. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 fireplace. 2-car garage. Taste. NORTH OXFORD.. Center En. Still plenty .JU~ summer -.:..... closed summer porch with Illi«i barn with hay. fully decorated. Close to trance Coloma!. Four bed. maining to enjoy the swim. jalousie windows, attached Silloway & CO. NORWOOD 20943 - G r 0 sse XId fi. the Jaod is everything. TU 1-4200. rooms, two ~d one-half baths. ining pool and patio. ' garage. Grounds profession- . , " Pointe School District. Three Superb Family Room. Lovely ally 1andJcaped. By appoint. - ;.>' bedroom channer, living room TU 4-7000 ~rtunity at $67,liOO. GROSSE POINTE SHORES _ garden. ment. I TOLES with fireplace, dining room, huge kitchen, tiled basement, MICHAUX LANE, 804 - De. WILLISON. Custom 'ranch on IF YOU HAVE wanted to pur.., ''The Oldest and Most ~15REAL ESTATE Our 26th year in Grosse Pomle lovely carpeting, 2 ear garage. luxe Ranch with focus on I a r gewell-landscaped lot. chase a larger hoose in the Stop in to let us mow )'OIl our ExPerienced Realtor' REALTOR Immediate possession. quality. Kitchen with com- '1'hree bedrooms two baths. Farms, which will give your photos of many other homes In tbe Village" I 1123 N. Main plete built.ins. Family room Family Room. Sbuuo or work family the required elbow in Gl'O&SeoPointeand vicinity. IIf Mich. 74 KERCHEVAL TU 5-4100 BY APPOINTMENT with view of lake. 3 bed. room. Extra large ~ ga. room that oo1y an olde!.' rooms, 2 baths and lavatory rage. home seems to offer, then ioIr PROPERTY SHARE 21~1 - Delightful 2-car attached garage. Early you should take advantage three bedroom ranch on wide occupancy. TU'l-42oo. WARNER. EarIy American. Prac- of the opportunity to see BETTY VINGI ON THE LAKE--Grosse Pointe 101SALI Shores COlt temporary lot, 1% baths, mOOem kitchen, tieall)" new. Very well built this house on Lewiston, Now . REALTOR GROSSE PTE. WOODS goo d carpeting, recreation SUNNINGDALE, 717-The ever three bedrooms, ~ and the luxury of five family Ranch-4 bedrooms, 3 baths plus servant's quarters, J1b. mON LAKE 941 LOCHMOOR Blvd. room, garage, many extras. popular Mt. Vernon "COLON. ene-half baths of which mas. bedroomt plus a couple 20525 HACK 88&3210 Ciose to everything. Immedi. IAL" with ample master bed. ter suite is on first floor. more for help, can be yours rlU'Y,family room and built- in kitchen. Lot approximate- a national repu. ENJOY cent raIl y air.condi. ate possession. room, closets, and bath; 2 Paneled Library. A luxurious if you are shopping 'in the lJifh ly 186d50, It sale at % replace. tioned brick Cape Cod. Im. family bedrooms and bath residence for the medium- seventy braeket. Situated it. Immaculate condi. maculate condition. 3, bed. plus maid's room and bath sized family. on a lot with more than 200 CALL US FOR INFORMATION OXFORll ROAD-French Pro- Nety valuable lake rooms, 2¥.! baths, large kitch. Paneled library with fire. feet of frontage, and all BALLANTYNE RD. ON ALL GROSSE POINTE vinclal Colonial - 3 bed. In! frontage included. en and dining room. Family place, powder room. All on BERKS~ near S1. Paul. Sub- serviced by underground OFF N. EDGEWOOD, near PROPERTIES tial rooma, llh baths. modem liquor and ro:lUl room. Enclosed terrace. 2 car beautiful 100x185' site. Quick s?n and well up-raryand den, 2 fireplaces, ""., 1~bath tl . ot \1 In w g IS- ranch. 2 bedrooms and den attached garage. 100x200 lot. 23220 ROBERT JOHN JOANNA \YES1'EIH ta ~ co. age. tance to schools. or 3 bedrooms. Terrace. 2 WINDOW SHADES ~ POin~.mc:~~s car attacbed garage. See to- CROSSE PTE. PARK GROSSE POINTE VICINITY OFFERED BY Cleaning, Turning, RepairiDg oqOllLakeErie. ' HARPER WOODS day. Under $35,000. 2668 Marlborough Fast service BARRINGTON - JEFFERSON. ALSO FEATURIN.'} ~ASSocIATES 2063S VAN Al\'TWERP-4 bed. BALLAm.'YNE 761 at end of Quick possession. 5 bedrooms, 3lf.z bedrooms, 11,2 story. Mint ANIEL FOR THI CUSTOM MADE SHADES -- Pointe room bungalow in Dew con. Fontana - Brand new stately 2 baths. 65 x 135 lot, 2 car ga- condition. Only $10,900. Open HOME AND OfFICI dition. Close to schools and Georgian colonial. 4 b.ed- rage. Asking $29,500. Make SUnday 2-5. 20225 Mack TU 6-1190 II Eves. TU I:: AN>" transportation. Occupancy in rooms, 3 baths, 2 lavatones. offer. New Portalltl. ~ time for school. Family room. Walk to new MIEHM REALTY Call for Information on other ::-..- gh Grosse Pointe properties. TY'EWRnERS ORA"TOP fAl. ~ I Hi • VA 1.7314 ~ $AU ST. CU\I R SHORES HAMPTON RD., 7'16 _ Unusual CUSTOM COLONIAL - Near $39.50 SALES AND SERVICl sparkling Lake 8t. Clair 10 14830 Warren, at Alter ~ 21201 ALEXAJ.'IDER-Wouldn't French Colo:lial. 4 bedrooms. the Fanns. 4 bedrooms, 3 ADDINB TUxedo 5-6000 - ~ey, side it be nice to move right into l\lodern kitche~. Glamorous MANOR GROSSE POINTE baths. Best family room MACHINES ~ h"bIraI ~~ large this 3 bedroom brick flinch on patio sun:oun~lng 1~ r ~1h REALTY you've ever seen. Terrace. ~ fIrJlets."'''lilaces, comer lot with attached 2. heated SWImming poo PEWRITERS OXFORD ROAD - Neat 3.bed. 886-0550 Air conditioned. Ill, Owner. car t::arage and breezeway? In e.ntrance to basement recrea. room bungalow with III r g e ~ Sfrri., ,.. ',illf. ArM , So...... --- sparkling condition within tlOn room. Fiorida trile family room, SOLID BRICK - Colonial sur. Iilrr'----- walking distance to schools. new 21h.car garage. rounded by stately trees. 3 ... ~ PT LINCOLN RD., 847-Also open SerYice E.WOODS Friday and SatlU'day 2:~O.5 TORREY RD.-3.bedroom, 21,2 Grosse Pte. Farms bedrooms, 2 baths. Dining room plus cheery break. ~~ DF.TROIT p.m. Gracious older wh 1 te bath semi ranch, spacious 93 LOTHROP, close to st. fast room. Big famil;; room. IJ\JURTO IT Colonial 4 bedrooms and den. family room. remodeled kitch. Paul's. 6 bedrooms. 4 baths, WOLVERINE " 5309 BISHOP ROAD - Excep- en by ~Iutschler, complete 3 car garage. ~ powder roo~s, library, fam. TWO FAMILY-In sought after Ty,.wrlter Senle. "Il!~ROBERTJOHN tionally. nice 3 bedroom Eng. with built-ins, breakfast room, !Iy room on fIrst floor. 4-car Mack.Warren section. Liv. 2.car attached garage. Many 13131 E. JEFFERSON AVE. ill, ~,Year-old brick !ish with beautifully finished PRESTWICK, 1709-C0lonial. 3 attached garage. 100')t200' lot. ing room, dining room, 2 • becIroo basement, 2-car garage. House bedroom., IIh baths, cen~ral extras. Next to "" ....,.. Hotel Grosse Pointe Ca. 'l1tadled a illS,ge l~ in tip-top condition. . d't' d ImmedIate bedrooms, large kitchen, up VA 2.3560 1fIIQ_lIlg ra . Fine blr cO!,llone. . NOTRE DAME-4-bedroom co- Grosse Pte. Shores and down. ....:."'~ $31000 C possession Owner leavmg d k .~. , . all to Red~ced. lonial, 1J.7 baths, SULI ec 54 WEBBER PL., near lake, TU 2-&3111 or drive by. wn. and sunroom. Newly redeco- Star of the Sea. Barnes ~ 8Y TAP PAN Call us and we will teD you more rated. School. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, GROSSE POINTE 2 powder rooms, library, fam. HIGBIE ily room. Large lot. Under ANIEL REALTOR JOHN s. Carter & Co. construction. Call buildl\r. Shoe Repair Dtptlltl"W. Sn'. 'lJ., 90 Kercheval On.the.HilI REALTY GOODMAN TU 4-4400 CHE'3TER P. JANKOWSKi 365 Fisher Rd., Opp. High ..)"liCkTu 6-1190 93 Kercheval 886-3060 TU 1-9098 886-7100 -, ThUf$day A Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21 R-BRICK AND 21S-CARPENTER WORK 21~ 21G-ROOFING SERVICES 211-PAINTING AND DECORATING CEMENT WORK , . ALL ROOFING, gutters, siding, '.~...... Additions-Alterations ~~ storms, doors, awnings, cn. HUGHES BROTHERS ALL KINDS CEMENT New Homes . E~s:: ~~lllIEE~NCC~£il'I I dosures, remodeling, tenus. DECORATORS elllor d' • II. VA 4-7109. 5293 Yorkshire AND BRICK WORK Kitchens, Family Rooms gardelling~ '-i CLA~SSIFIEII REPAIRS A SPECIALTY 882-9750 or 821-9643 We Also Specialize in men!, ~ ' Garage floors, drivel\'ays, rat Modernizing Bathrooms N. J. COO~ :, walls pre.cast steps, porches ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK GEORGE S. DALLY PAINTING, DECORATING rebuiit or repaired. Patios TH IELE Construction Mainlel1aDee.. Caulking, chimney repairs. and natural stone planters. AilS Paper hanging and wall wash. [;; Supply All cement cracks repaired. CO. J~~1u Gutters cleaned. ing. Serving this com:nunity for Basement waterproofing. PR 5.2323 COMP. ADVANCE :HAINTENANCE over 25 years. _ . LET!!: cln TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quick~y I. TU 2-5539 . TU 1-7480 •••• FREE ESTIMATES ..•• lee by JIl1blI ALL REMODELING dreSSing, 25 YEARS experience. All cracks NO JOB TOO S?v1ALL Carpentry, alum. siding, gutters shrUbs, tv .,- Your Ad Cln Be Chlrged inside and outside fixed. All i.>: slorms, doors, a.wnings, en: La\VJl cutl' J. D. Candler walls and ceilings sanded. JUST CALL Sp' III' closures, b aths, kitchens, vam. l'IIIgeJe~ i' iii~. wSP. ;!m!1!pWMm~ ROOFING CO. Windows and cracks caulked TUxedo 2-5735 ties. VA 4-7109. Terms. rates. !le~ INC. and puttied. Clean, guaran. mates. ~ ..: 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13A-LOTS FOR SALE Michigan's Oldest Roofer teed work. FRED NAVARRO CUSTRED CONST. - FOR SALE FOR SALE TROMBLEY, near Jefferson. Residential and Commercial CALL GEORGE REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Flat site, 58'xl50'. TUxedo All types of Roofs and Decks 841-5961 4-5629. Gutter.1 and Conductors H. CHAUVIN POIN GROSSE PTE. SHORES VONDAY. Exterior, interior, .Attics .Porch Enclosures LAND BRIARCLIFF APTS. Repairs. No job too large pllinters. Experienced. Free CE~mNT CONTRACTOR .Additions .Kitchens .Garages 2 ATTRACTIVE lots near the or too small.. estimates. Call Tuxedo 6.3552, * La \VJl Care IlIIl Three Bedroom Ranch ALL TYPES OF CD1ENT .Commercial Buildings 1l1ainlen~ r... 20101 CADIEUX ROAD near lake. OUR NEW NUMBER or Tuxedo 1.0660. WORK *Tree Tl'i,"~,_VlIl Ford Expressway. 16 units. For Further Information Central Air Conditioning CALL 89il-2100 COMPLETE decorating. Paper. JIM SUnON * Tbatch'~ ' One year old. Beautiful build. Free Estimate hanging, insured, guaranteed. • Walks. Drives. Porches * Sodding ~ ing, finest constrllction, GE CALL • Patios • Waterproofing 1677 Brys Dr. TU 4-2942 * Fertilizing ) Automatic Lawn Sprinkler ALL ROOF leaks, repairs, gut. AI Schneider. TUxedo 1-0565. • Fre.Cast Steps equipped. This is the type Weed Control of investment that will ap. GEORGE PALMS, ters, decks.' Father and son. HOME improvement. Carpentry, • Tuck Pointing * Paneled Den CARPE~TER wa~~ small jobs, * EXPerienee~.a nd Leo'1.esimli,1t small. Full time. Free esti. CONSTRUCTION CO. home near East Warren. NEW CAPE COD, recently eom. POODLES - AKC, black. Male mates. Best of references. CONTU'IlENTAL ASPHALT Guaranteed electric sewer Paul Jerome.' , PAVING CO. 881-4400 cleaning. Cal Roemer, TO RUTH ASSOCIATES pleted, 4 bedroom, 2~ bath, miniature, 8 months, shots, Frank Provenzano. JIIly 15: Norlh~~ - library, family room. lXL housebroken. Female mina- Driveways, parking lots, 2-3150. and Mrs. Gerrold iii toy, 8 weeks. Reasonable. 881. TUxedo 5-4115 ert Emke andWiIIiD. of Grosse, Pointe. kitchen, 21f.1car garage. I churches and sealer. J. W. KLEINER ELMERS PLUMflING and Heat- TU fH060 Eves. TU 5-4060 5835. ._ PAINTING, colors matched. State Licensed & Bonded CEME.~~TCONTRACTOR East aDd west: ~ ing. KitchenAid Dishwashers, Menthen and DlliI . 1 PEDIGREED chocolate brown papering, paper removed, wall 11 Year Paving Experience FONTANA All types Cement, Stone and disposals, dish master, repair, Ermo Earlerand CbI GROSSE POINTE PARK-;-3-bed. BUIt-DING CO. poodle, sn.all standard, fe- washing w 0 r k guaranteed. 382-6436 Brick Work - New and Repairs remodel. TUxedo 4-4882. then. . room .D.O'1se for sale by owner male, spayed, some obedience Mertens, 122 Muir, TU 2.0083. Find us fast in the yellow pages. Driveways, Porches, Walks July 17: Nort!IlIi or rent. 882.1539. TU '4-2750 training. Ex('ellent watchdolf, PAINTING. Exterior, free esti. Patios, Tuck Pointing, 21V-SILVER PLATING Hezzar Hendeealii ~ good with children. 2 years mates. Also paint and repair Pre.cast Steps, Porter; Jo CllristemlI Open Dhily 12 to,6. Sun~ay 2 to 6 'old. Have moved to apart- SILVER & GOLD PLATING gutters. PR 9-3947. ACrtlE ASPHALT PAVING Waterproofing. tricia Edmunds. OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 ment '- must sell .. 567-9637 Oxidizing and Repairing East aDdW~~~, LANCASTER, 2056 - Ideally or 925.8800. Licensed and Bonded by No Job Too Small Brass Polishiug & Lacquering. and Fern Licht~Jlj lo.:_ted, 2 bedroom, face GROSSE POINTE PAINTING the State of Michigan Jewelry Repairing. Engraving. berta Peters aMe. 7 WEEKS OLD, male kitten, SPECIALIZING brick, bungalow. Close to INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Drives Resurfaced Fireplace fixtures refinished. Drolet. WELL KEPT 6 & 6 2-nat. white with bll'ck spots, free. transportation. Well priced. Blacktop Sealing IN July 19: North II, Divided baSement, 2 gas fur- 884-5338. Flagst'lne Walks and Patios, Immediate possession. WOOD refinishing. t'lastering Serving the Pointes for 14 years. LEEBERT Dr. Jobn CobaDt Ii " naces, 2. car garage. Good Natural Stone PJlInters and general repairs. Reason- 293-7111 Huff; JeaD Cot llII FAIRHOLME, 1250- Room to rental area. Handy tu bus, 2o-P1ANO SERVICE able. 30 years experience. LICENSED & BONDED SILVERSMITHS ramble on this large lot plus WaJround. shops. Original owner. 1m. COMPLETE p:ano service. Tun- VAlley 1.2495 14110 CHARLEVOIX East andW~ 111 3 bedroom ranch. Breezeway mediate possession. Priced to 210-WATERPROOFING TU 2-0717 ing, rebuilding, refinisbing. 3 Blks. West of Chalmers and Jean SteHins;jI easily converted to yea r selL TUxe~o 1.6300. de.mot1Jing. Member Piano 'round' room. See today. COMPLETE Decorating service. VA 2.73l8 Paul Jerome. Technicians Guild. R. Zech, Painting, interior, exterior. BASEMENT J. BASTONE - Custom cement July 24:- NOlie GWENEU. REALTY INC. Johnstone [;; Johnstone 731-7707. 'paper hanging and removing. work. Drives, patios, porches. ConstaDC! ~. WATERPROOFING Waterproofing. Guaranteed 21Z-LANDSCAPING Stough; Russellfill! i." 19850 Mack TU 2-1730 Materials, workmanship guar. 21-MOVING & STORAGE anteed. For estimate,~, call work. Licensed and bonded. SERVICE Foster Veale. ~ 201 McMIU.AN-Corner Ridge INSIDE OUTSIDE WlLLlAM FORSYTHE Free estimates. 754{i194. East aDdWest ~ HARPER WOODS, Grosse Pte. near hill 3 bedroom 11f.1bath KEN'S MOVING - Local sub- ALL WORK ~aranteed. We dig school system. Near St. Pe- Colonial..:..s car gar~ge. Open urbs. One piece or houseful. VAlley 2-9108 AL'S LANDSCAPING Christensenand"~ outside waterproofing; water 21 S-CARPENTER WORK munds' G. P. ~ tel's, Eastland, Exprassw~y. Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Owner, Low rates. TU 2-8540. STOKES PAINTING drains broken or cracked are Ulvely 3-bedroom face brick TU 6-2850. CARPENTER-All types repair CompMe landscaping service. ADdre~WaJro~.... replaced. Free stimdtes. No July 29: - N.. ~ ranch, 2.1fl-ear garage. Owner, 21A-GENERAL SERVICES and remodeling. Carl Watson. VAlley 4-9172 ril DECORATING. Excellent work. job too small-just call Mr. and Mrs. 0." ~I ~1773. SUBURBAN MAINTENANCE manship. Fully insured. VAl. LA 6-5501. FRED NAVARRO ASSOCIATES ley 4-9172. -- TRIMMING, removal, spraying, W~~~~d.:~d~~ :FARMS. Older Colonial. Gas, ga. 780 NEFF, $26,500 WATERPROOFING CO. ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS feeding and stump removal. Mrs Kenneth JleII'. rages, st. Paul's. Owner. TUx- Complete llom.e Services INTERIOR. EXTERIOR paint. TU 2-5735 Family rooms, porch enclosures Free estimates. Complete tree Lesi~skiandG.p.1iII edo 1-6486. - IGARAGE with living quarters Interior and Exterior PaintinR ing. AttentiOl: apa.rtment own. modern kitchens, a.tics con~ service. Cal Fleming Tree ___ plus buildable lot 66x156. In- a Specialty ers - retirees. General car. BASEMEl\'TS WATERPROOF- verted. Service, TUxedo 1-6950. come $150 per month. $5,000 PR 6-3038 penter repairs, wall papering ~!iI down. and gutters. Free estimate. ED-Reasonable rates, work- CqMPLETE MODERNIZING TOl" S0IL, 5 yard load, deliv. Center Stae manship guaranteed. 921-8175. 93 Td We Wanl Work CARPET LAYING 382-1221.' LICENSED & INSURED ered, $22. LAkeview 1-46 . Mo'v;,e ROCIW GEORGE PALMS NEW AND OLD EXPE.iUENED LAWN cutting 21 P-FURNITURE' REPAIR H ELMER TOP SOIL delivered, $S per yd. _ 1 II. REALTOR and garden senice, plus odd ELEGANCE IN TUxedo 4-0522 3 yd. minimum. 10-yd. load, TlJ GrOSS"~ LOWEST Stair Carpet Shifted TU E:--4444 jobs. Dan. VAJl~y 1.6420. UPHOLSTERING $40. Parking lots graded. .l'I' will of!If ltl I Repairs of All Types rl a PRICES - Custom made fuuiture; dee- DOING all types of rarpenter: Broken com'rete, debris and mo . rorksIbiS III Cigaret Bul'Il:s Re.Woven N.w.Repalrs KURT O. BAEHR. (lrative f ab r i c s; professional work, remodeling attic rooms, dirt removal. 884-2750. ~~~~S:lS weD as:. 897-6395 LEO and BOB TRUDEL CUSTOM Painting and Decorat. needlepoint mounting, tapes. porches. Small or big jobs. LAWN REBUJLDlNG, new sod. come to alte~\ D TU 5.0703 ing.' Wall papering. Guaran. tries and yarn; chairs and Estimates free. TUxedo 5. 839. 6084. which are t::l ~~ stools in stock. EWALD, estab' 5892. __ 'n ron dalJ(!S---" • Outters • DownlPOuti PEMBERTON I teed. Free estimates. Ll.ke. • "alntl"1 • "'ast.ring off Fairfax 21 C-ELECTRICAL lished 1926, 13929 Kercheval at t1le bal1roO~arejlll'" • ROOfI"l • Met.1 Decks view 1-5716. ,,' 4 Bedroom ENGLISH SERVICES Eastlawn, VA. 2.8993. REMODELING kensexclll5~~~ ,( • ~ .. m."t Waterproofing l SCHERVISH We can fix any wet, damp, I Sharp & Clean erac.'ed or leaky basement - 75 ft. Lot ELECTRICAL WIRING EXTERIOR SPECIALTY RECA~IING-c1iAIRS-~d£ur.1 Additio.JS and all types of porch nl.Ag~~Sle~~~ wans and floon. nUure ,epairs .. Also small I enclosures, siding and roofing. ~ .... • FREE ESTIMATES Priced in Low Forties and REPAIRS House and garage painting. Very . Antonioni',a ;"-l'0612. for Lloyd. Before Noon 882.7730 go in {orope GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen

versity freshman partici{:3ting Headlines in the summer pre-registration Alan D. Meachani Short and the inte and or entation periods sched. II to Po uled on the CMU Mount Pleas. Winner of $2,500: (Continued from Page 1) ant campus are RETHA C. rier was in the Gulf of Tonkin, ------I BAKER, of Aline drive, RICH- Alan D. Meacham of 675 Bed. 150 miles off the coast of North (Continued from Page 11) erly of Paris. The ladies plan a ARD J .. BRISCOE, of Piche ford Lane is $2,500 richer in Vietnam. Named to the Central Michi- trip to Stratford, Ont., Shake. rO'id, SANDRA L. PEARSALL, American Express Travelers ¥ * • gan University Spring Semester speare Festival next \\'eek. of North Rosedale court, ELIZA .. Cheques, as a result of hia .! MAYOR CAVANAGH AN- Scholastic Honors LIst are .. • • BETH L. BLEY, of Cook road, entering American Express NOUNCED on Saturday that CMU freshman CATHY GRACE Departing next Thursday, Au. KANDACE K. SHERWOOD, of Company's "Fly Free For Life" Detroit will raise more than $12 WOOD, of Hampton road, and gust 10, for a year's Fulbright Elford court, JEFFREY H. Credit Card Sweepstakes. million in emergeney bonds to eMU sophomore CHRISTIE D. teaching assigruuent in Teheran, Taylor, of Grosse Pointe bou. pay police and firemen overtime TERSCH, of Beaufait road. is CHARLOTTE KLEIN, daugh. levard, and ANDREW A. PAT- Mr. Meacham is oue of the ten second prize winners, select. for riot duty. This announce. ter of the JOHN F. KLEINS, of TERSON, of Grand Marais * • • ed from more than 2,000,000 ment came as President John. Among the 11 incoming Brown Lincoln road. Before she arrives boulevard. son ordered the Small Business 10 • ¥ • entries. University, Providence, R. 1., finally in Teheran, Char tte Administration to make long. freshmen designated honorllry will visit Athens, Greece, and Urgent professional business In winning the second prize, term, low-interest disaster loans national scholars in recognition look in on her brother-in.law made the visit of Captain RUSS Mr. Meacham was offered a to businessmen and homeowners T choice of either a vacation for of outstanding academic achieve- and sister, MR. and MRS. . GUERRA and Lieutenant RICH- whose properties were destroyed ment and personal contributions PATRICK KILLOUGH, in Ka. ARD $TRAMM, of the Dayton, two to .Hawaii, Mexico or Mont. in the violen~e.. .. to their schools and communi- bul, Afghanistan, where Mr. 0., Police Department, on July real for Expo '67, or $2,500 in American Express Traveler. THE AIR NATIONAL Guard ties is MATTHEW HENRY Killough is attached to the 25, to the C. A. GUERRERAS' Cheques. announced Saturday that it was ZUKOWSKI, of North Deep- American Embassy. Washington road home a very planning to send 1,080 men lands road. • ~ • brief one - for breakfast only, SHOOTS OWN HhND home from riot duty in Detroit. * • • Seaman Recruit THOMAS E. $ ... $ Gerald Piscopo, 19834 Holl. Governor Romney relaxed the MOTHER NAN TOBIN, treas. ROBERTSON, 19, USN, son of MR. and MRS. CARL JOHN day, sustained a gunshot wound citywide curfew because of a urer of tbe Academy of the Ill: R S. MARJORIE EILEON STOTZ of Chicago, Ill. announce from his automatic .25 caliber decrease in violence. Sacred Heart, Grosse Pointe, is ROBERTSON of 19209. Linville, the birth of a dllughter ERIKA pistol while checking it over on .. .. • among 30 university and college was graduated from nrne weeks WHITNEY STOTZ, born Jul)' 2, Sunday, July 23. He was insert- l'londay. July 31 business officers attending the of Navy basic training at the Mrs. S tot z is the former ing the clip when the gun, fired GOVERNOR ROMNEY spol~e 18th annual College Business Naval Trainiug Center, Great JUDITH SHEILA MARS'l'ON. striking Mr. Piscopo in the palm over a four-station network to Management short course at the Lakes, Ill. daughter of the MAX M. MAR- of.his left hand and lodging tile the people of Michigan and the University of Omaha in Omaha, • • .. STONS of Severn road. bullet there. He was taken to entire nation on Sunday. He Neb. PETER G. MILLER of Muir' ...... I Sf. John Hospitd by his IOD. said his four :9urposes were to ...... road, a teacher at Grosse Pointe PATRICK J. BLAKE, 22, son SUrgery was necessary to u. ..~~ make Detroit and the entire WILLIAM R. MISTELE, of University Scllool, has success. of MR. and MRS. JOHN J. tract the bullet. state place of equal oppor. Windmill Pointe drive, stu- fully completed six.week sum- BLAKE, of Lochmoor boule- _ Photo by Ed,lUe McGrath, Jr. a a a k h dent at Wheaton College, Whea- mer institute in economics at . g recently at the Buckingham stamping and filling envelopes with new tunity, to prevent a "bac las .. ton, Ill., has been awarded year Br3dley University in Peoria, yard, was promoted to .Army ". brochures were MRS. BOGDAN BAY- in Detroit, to help defeat efforts honors for scholastic achieve. Illinois. private pay grade E-2 upon veeo: of MF.s. PIERRE V. HEFT- to build separate societies in ment during the 1966.67 aca- The local teacher was one of completion of basic combat .' , _bODter) members of the Grosse NERT, membership chairman, (right). America and to promise to main- demic year. He is the son of 40 outstanding secondary school training at Ft. Knox, Ky., June ~ ~ptWny Society began the sa!e and MRS. WALDO E. FELLOWS, co- tain law and order. He strongly MR. and MRS. HAROLD MIS. teachers from throughout the 29. ~d~):. li" tickets for the Symphony s chairman, with Mrs. HeftIer, of ticket emphasized the role of the in. TELE. nation to partiCipate in the In- .. • * lili!OnSunday afternoon conc~rts. sales. dividual. • • • stitute which was sponsored Back from a week in Peru as i. , _ .. .. 1- • one of 20' G u est Editors of Memorial fU8those who worked at addressmg, AS THE CITY of Detroit en. Here visiting her mother, jointly by Bradley University ~~::.:.------_.- MRS. RUSSEL A. MCNAm, of and the U.S. Office of Educa- "Mademoiselle" 1n a g a ;.:i n e is tered its third day of relative SUSAN WADDELL, just gradu. Church calm after five days of looting, Rivard boulevard, arf.: MR. and tion. The institute ran from MRS. EDWIN H. CHAMBER. June 12 to July 21. ated from Gettysburg College, ~YouHave A Dollar for The Symphony? arson and sniping, the last of daughter of MR. and MRS. . _ United Presbyterian 4,700 federal paratroopers were LAIN, of Wilton Conn.. • • • I, RICHARD A. WADD.cLL, of 16 Lake Shore Rd. I withdrawn from riot areas, leav- • • .. Prospective Western Michigan Rivard boulevard. i ing control of the city in the MR. and MRS. B. J. TALLY, University students participat- For information, of JR f B C.t . ing in WMU's sllfumer orienta. ,. h and s the 8,000 - member ., 0 ay I y, announce 'me tion sessions on the Kalamazoo BAll RICADES. SmFTED night or day• Michigan National Guard and birth of a son, BRIAN, July 25. A R' d boul d ident call 882.5330 city police. Mrs. Tally is the former Bar. campus include Pointers Jeffrey Ivar evar res J. JAGLOIS, who intends to reported barricades up on the *' .. .. bara Obly, daughter of MR. and pursue a General curriculum of street apparently for no pur. 104-11. A MAJOR INVESTIGATION MRS. CHARLES W. OIn.Y, of studies JOHN SCHUELER who pose. Upon investigating, police Wonbfp by federal authorities and loca! serme Sheldon road. Paternal grand- will p~rsue a Pre-Dental' cnr. discovered the barricades came IDd Clardl SchotI law enforcement officials at the tCrib Room tbru Grlde) parents are the B. J. TALLYS, riculum, SUSAN USNDEK and fr0!D Goethe, 'yhere new su:- First ", ; I! highest level is being conducted : ,"., .. of Bay City. ELLEN WELLS, both of whom facll1g was bewg done. T¥S "CHRIST INCOGNITO" into the deaths of three Negroes Dr. Dolll1lf C. Wt1Jou \ "". I • found slain in a Woodward Ave. .. .. " plan to major in Elementary w~s appare~tly the work of mIs- Former llIember Of Arriving last Thursday for a Education, and MAR Y E. chievous children. G.P. llIemortal Cburcll nue motel during' the Detroit \Veek's visit with her future STACKPOOLE, who plans to ------~ ~ ..; ,'0' riots. Officials fear that the mother.!n-Iaw, MRS. BOWEN major in Speech. i' ; ~ r.-" three Negroes were deliberately BLAIN, of Vendome road, was • .. .. First 1",1iaIa executed. MIMI DOELLER, of Baltimore, CHARLES VAN ASSCHE The GroIN Pointe ..... Md., who will be mlirried. to may win $1,000 and a trip to ConpeptioMl Tuesday, August 1 Ev. Lulheran ALEXANDER B L A I N, IV, Scotland as a result of scoring Church GOVERNOR ROMNEY !iC- September 23, in Baltimore. a hole.in.one re~ently, at the cused PresidentJohnson of play. Church 240 Chalfoute at Lothrop MRS. ARNOLD E. DOELLER Hillcrest Country Club. Mr. Van 9:30 WOnhfp Services ing politics in a' period of tra- joined ~er' daughter as Mrs. Assclte oj: So. Duval was ell- Vemi.r Rea' crt W ..... Crib Rooln and Klndli!Tlarten gedy and riot last week in De- Blain's housegues~ on Monday, tered i~ the annual Rusty Nail Drive, Gnme Pointe W.... Suvlcu Ava11lb1. troit. He said Federal troops and on Tuesday 1lf.!:miwas guest Hole-In-One Sweepstakes, ana- "PRIVILEGE AND should have been ordered in SlInd-r School .ntI af honor at a tea gIven by MRS. tional competition fol' acers. The Church Wol'Ihip 9:30 ••111. RESPONSmILlTY" and used through the city at JOSEPH R. MASON and MRS. winner will be announced early Sunda, Chllrch ScfIeal .Tolm W. EItH, ;r~., PI'U~ least seven hours before they MARK J. STURTEVANT in next year. 9:30 un. were. Mrs. Mason's Touraine road • .. • Minister TUxedo 4-5162 * * * home. Before returning to Balli. GEOFFREY LYALL, son of Mr. John W. Estes, .Jr. KAREN :MALLOY, 18-year- more, Mimi will travel to Fort MR. and MRS. BRYCE LYALL, old witlless in the slaying of Knox, Ky., to visit her fiance of Stanhope avenue, has been three Negro youths in the Al- who is currently attending accepted in the Two-Year Com- Gross. Pointe THE GROSSE POINTE giers Motel, claimed Monday Officers Candidate School. munications Program at the IAPTfST CHURCH thllt she was beaten and threat. *' .. .. Cambridge School.Boston. Lyall METHODfST CHURCH ened with death in the moments 8 lfiJe at Mack Am()ug the eight June gradu- will study all phases of broad- 2 J J Moroll ReNII' Groae PolDte Woedl preceding the death of the three ates from Detroit area high casting including newscasting, 886-2363 Invite. YOUto worship witb ". .;...... g the progres!:of their pro- Grayton road MRS. VICTOR J. VOOR- Negro youths. The throe youths schools who received scholar- staff anno~cing techniques, . j Minister 9:45 Lm. - Cburch 8ehool 10solicit dollar donations for the HEIS f Hil'l toad MRS JOHN. who were shot early Wednes. ships this year from the H. T. sportscasting, radio r.od tele- 11:00 _.m. - Jlforn1D.P, Wonh1p , 0 cres r,. day morning were Aubrey Pol. Ewald Foundation was Grosse vision productions, copy writing, Perry A. Thomas 7:00 p.m. - BvenJng Worship '. Symphony Orchestra's Annual FILDEV1, of Bedford road, and MRS. lard, 19, Carl Cooper, 17; and ceFund Campaign are Junior Pointe High School alumna radio and television sales, and Summer Schedule J. DONALD McLEOD, of Cloverly road. Fred Temple, 18. Miss Malloy MELlf,sA A. DIKEMAN, of the operation of radio and tele- LI.sien to our radlo prosram '5 Assodation for the Detroit The ladies don't want much-but they'd has made a statement to the 9:30 Worship: Church School "ECHOES OF HEAVEN' Country Club drive, Harper vision equi.pment. In addition, for Nursery through 6th Grade FAllfU.Y TIIU" ~ Orchestra members, (left to like EVERYONE to contribute. Wayne County prosecutor's Woods, who will begin studies he will have the opportunity of idondaY thru Fr:Iday All are ",eleam., WBFG-Fllf - 7;30 LD1. lIRS.P. DOUGLASS PFAFF, of office and will meet with inves- at the University of Michigan's working with local radio and WllfUZ.Fllf - 8:15 p.m. Regardle.. Of ~ tigators again. Art school this fall. The presen- television stations via the co- Dr. A. Dale Ibrie--6Iinlste tations were made on Saturday, operative educational program. e K G. I H pp.ng IDennis Pinkos MELVIN~I;~, 24, a July 22, by TED EWALD, He is a graduate of G I'05 S e . seep Irs 0 I / Weds;n West Negro employed as a guard by Fo\Wdation president, at the Pointe High School. &0 a privat~ company. the state Foundation's headquarters in • .. .. St. Jam. st Paul Ev. .inht Into Next Season Police AgenCy, and a key wit- East Jefferson avenue. The H. Named to the Trinity College, ';' Arlene Saunders became the ness in the apparent execution T. Ewald Foundapon was Hartford, Conn., Dean's List for Lutheran Church Lulileran Church "'- ...... -,.-..,---:---- 01'ther bn'de of Dennis Pinkos at a of three Negro youths during founded in 1929 by the late H. work completed during the C~ All ...... , {..... "-.... Ding 1 now find myself '" D 't' t _l. ed K.rcMY,1 at McMm. ., June 17 ceremony in st. John's the etrol no, was ""arg T. Ewald. This year's awards, second semester of the current TU 1-4U1' ]II !fer try to buy sum. wearmg .what s left of my C thedr 1 B' Idaho She is with felonious assault Monday TU 4-0511 amounting to more than $16,000, academic year was MICHAEL Invite You to Wonhlp • in J1lIy? With the sorry-looking . summer ' ward. ~ da:ghte~IS~f Mrs.' Leland as an investigation of the mys. w. bring the totl.ll to 58 since the J. FITZSIlIlONS, Class of 1967, 9:30 a.m. Service With Us !lit of summer yet to rob~ or resorting to fall clo~es. Deal of Ontario, Ore., and terious Algiers Motel slayings scholarship program was inau- son of MR. and MRS. SHER- (Nursery) irIiDg summer clothes So if you. see tall dark-~alred HarPer Saunders, of Homedale, produced its first arrest. He is WORSHIP, 9:30 a gurated in 1957. MAN J. FITZS{MONS, JR., of ~impossible.The stores gal 'Yalking around the VIllage Idaho. The bridegroom is the accused of the clubbing of 19- 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Nursery (1, 21, 9:.,0 a.m. Stephens road. Sundov School (3-8l, 9:30 a.m. IiIIed with suede wearmg a .parka, woo~ Sl9Cks son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin year-old James Sortor, one of *' .. *' Visiting MRS. DAVID RUST, • • • Rov. Georg. E. Kan, 'odor a..,. C1WIrte. W. 5anclnlcll: ::' wool dresses, ~~d a wool scarf, YOu.n know Pinkos, of Broadstone road. the persons in .the motel the PIItOr and ski apparel, It s yours truly weanng the Following a reception at the night of the slaymgs. of Fisher road, is MRS. LACY Among the nearl~, 2,500 pros. R.v. Alan F. Herre, KASTNER, of New York, form. pective Central Michigan Uni- Donak! LlIcU", Ibathing suit, a pair ~n1y ~Iothes she could purchase Boise Holiday Inn, the newly- _ Au't Poshit' VIcar r. a sleevelessdress. m mId-July. ds left for an Hawaiian vaca- T H ld J . IItmlllyofourrellders Th to' tr me we th . 0 0 UnlOr hstntion. I J'ustcan't e same s ry 15 ue co cation. They are making elr The City of January: •• then all the most home in Grosse Pointe. GPfC Sh b Chri$t the, King iT; a fall and win- beautiful cruise wear is featured For her wedding, the bride OlV oat Sf. Michael's i' ,,~the tempera. at the stores. If you need a designed an Empire gown of Lutheran Church , • ... high 'SO's, can winter dress you're in. real silk organza over satin, featur- Mock ond lochmoor An Inter-Club Junior Show. EpiS(opal Cbunh ct my1a k trouble! ing a Chapel train of Chantilly boat party, for young adults be- Gros!.e Pointe Woo6s c of plan. I wonder why merchandisers lace. Her fingertip veil fell O/)roSft 1toinfe .1$ark 20475 s...... 1e PeIIt tween the ages of 14 and 20, is Summer Schedule . I('If women's clothes are so sure from a satin hcadbow. and ~he scheduled tomorrow evening, Worship ot 8 and 9:30 Groue Pointe Woods tikal Rites women plan that far ahead. carried a bouqu~t of baby pink Friday, August 4, at the Grosse Sunday School 9:30 • The Rev. Edgar H. Yeomau, Many of the gals I know face roses and carnations. . Rector Pointe Yacht Club. Nursery for Children tbru Age 5 July almost bathing suiiless, flbe was attended by her SIS- NOTICE OF In July "The Herd" and "The Ra. Pastor: Rev. Walter J. Geffert Sehedole of Serv1ee. shortiess and short sleeve dress. ters, Patti Saunders, who served tioals" will provide music for Director of Education: SundaY1L: 8:00, 9:30 _.11.. a;- less ..• ~nd they just CAN'T as maid of hOD?r, Mrs. ~o~ dancing from 8 o'clock until OI.IlId Michael Kull, walk around that way! Bilbao, Mrs. RIchard 0 Nell REGISTRATION Richord G. Krennil1ll Nursery care durlDg botb midnight, hours of the semi- TUxedo 4-5090 services Mrs. Jack ~~ll, I think I've found the answer I and MarilY.D Deal, wh(l wore fonnal affair. ~, and BngItte th bl - Next burgundy.trlmmed frocks of hot - of M1s Sems to e pro em, J1owever. I . k Admission is $4.50 per couple for and tickets may be purchased II~ IlId the late January when all t!le chic sum- PI~la~~~~PinkOS acted as best at GPYC in advance and at the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST mer s~les are bemg shown I man for his brother, and usher- G_ PoIDt.FarmI 0IikaI, !If Test, Ger. door Junior Showboat night. SPECIAL ELECTION llle IIIInie4 July 3 in am gomg to buy up as many ing were Gerald Pinkos, John Sunda)', 9:30 •. m.-eharcb, Sullday School and InflIlts' Room WednesdlY 8 p.m .. Testimonial KeetlDl of them as I can •• then come Bilbao and Richard O'Neil. • Pl d ON BOND ISSUE 282 a..1fo1M An .... .~attended JUo/I~buyabnghtredand The new Mrs. Pinkos is a Cru'tSe anne ReldlDg Room, 19l113llfack Ave. w..Sta~ Universityand whIte striped canopy and a few graduate of the University of D.Uy 10 to 5 except SUIId.y, and BoUdin ~ ~l of Music, long tables. I'll set ~em up on Oregon and attended the Uni- By St. A.mbrose to be held on 7 to 9 Thursday and FrIdaY nenlDgs .;;-- ~Ilt to entering I ~ercheval .avenue Wlt~ a lar.ge Iversity of Paris and the Goethe 1...--". _._. -. . - - •.- - - - - _._. ),;", ~ IS stationed at i SIgn. readmg ,Pepper s Petite I Institute Munich, Germany. . St Ambrose Church as part Tuesday, September 12, 1967 '~Y"lVith the West' BoutIque. It mIght start me on IShe has' been Visiting Iustruc. of their Golden A~versary I :I GROSSE POINTE WOODS ~ Aearded a !Ill'. and :'Irs, Fredenck P. 1967, for the purpose~ of receiving registrations. ~No.~ty Hare ~n ~e He said a similar occurrence e t ar b' g repl;cement I Knust. of ~Jount Clemens, have' ~~~. . o5pltal In: took ~lace on July Z~, but that. c?ncre e ~l1rB~nrnt'vInc. in an! announced the engagem(>nt of CHARLES HEISE ~ ,IS the daught 'he dId not r~port It becausc bid to /~ot' to cxceed the bud.' their daughter. Elizabeth. to .:::'ltlld ind ~ er of damage was mmor. On July 30. amoun cement will Robt'rt E. Pickup. Jr., son of City Clerk ,Of Port it1rt Hugh he ~alled City police again re. get (If $57,000. ~.ePlaof 81 Paul the Robcrt E, Pickups, or Chal. -lbt SCln01 ae. Her iportmg that someone had been, be done on por l.ons on Charle: I fonte avenue. i 15115 E~st Jefferson Avenue - VA 2,6200 ~ M..~ ofO~rsF'Y'l in the upstairs meeting room so~c:set t~ Cta~I~~~'m to Berk-I Both the bride.elect and her I ~~ Illd the lie aU' and that tbe front door was VOIX rom d Of n" 8 M i1 c :fiance are seniors at Albion Published In the GPN 7/Z7 and 8/3/67 • a Dr, open and llimilar damage occur- shire, •an rom College. TU 5004841 red. Police arc investigating. to Ca;:lleux. Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS * * * Feature Page * * * I Good Tas'te who. where aDd whatnot Pointer of Interest Favorite Recipes by flIboo%;# of Charles "Duke" Huber, of Lakepointe avenue, who People in The Know flJ-Otnfe recently witnessed the suicide of a 67-year-old Latvian in Red Square, Moscow, is back in The Pointe. Duke RICE SALAD considers himself pretty luck to be. here at all since Counter Poi contributed by he was just 15 feet away when the Latvian's , Mrs. Francis 1\[. Dewey containing five sticks of dynamite, exploded. Duke By Pat Rousseau walked away from the scene shaken but otherwise intact. cups rice, uncooked cucumber, chopped Paris Says ~ui . . . to noir. The return 0 ' Duke jotted down some observations on his visit that has been glVen the nod by the coutur !eIegn; we'd like to pass on to you: 1 small onion, cut ,. 1 cup chopped. celery and New York. It signals the early staJ In ~ 1 pt. mayonnaIse ~venings. See a bounty of black and the~e~ OR being a tourist'" in '"Russia ... 4lYou're treated green pepper and capers, lOnable browns when Walton-Pierce reo ~ well, fed plenty of plain food . . . allowed to take pic- (optional) Of course, there's a palette of autumn c~IlSA~ to be interesting in their new combinati~:iili:l, tures freely ... not spied upon ... most welcome, es- [\leasure 2 cups rice, then pecially if you have western money." cook it. When <:old,add remain. * * * . ,. : iDg Ingredients. Servel 8 to 12. Opt ... to be curly-topped! It's faIL'" . * '" I ------it's so pretty. Pretty is part of the st~tll$hlO!lltl On city dwellers in Moscow . . . "The Intourist I some models getting their short hair ~~I Guide told us that everybody in the cities has to live Connie Savage ~eon, 1788 Ma.c.k Ave?tue. Worn with the eur.,."1-« -, . in government-owned apartments. She said there was 2t'S got everythzng gomg for it. You'll see~~3 not one house to show us in Moscow. The apartments Being Honored runwaps c.ome fall. You're seeing it in lh~. are small and the rental about $25 a month." now. L~ee 2t on yourself .•. tomorrow. TUredo Con s tan c e Anne Savage, * .. * '" '" '" daughter of the William Adams On manual labor . . . "This is done primarily by Savages, of Moran road, is Today is the day . . • for the "College Cot! Russian women. They carry hods, lay bricks and pave winding up a round of pre- Pearone, 397 Fisher Road. Slop by frOblI PJll.e:r~ streets." He adds that they are ,!-otvery attractivp.. nuptial parties today in antici. the campus collection, informally modeled Pici '" pation of her August 26 mar. from an advisory ~ard while you're there.By ~ up- is open Saturdays In August. h1,11 • • • riage to James Ralston, Jr., in ,. " Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. . . On city men . . " "They all wear uniforms . . . the Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. Because ... a lady has a right to changehermill. color of the ribbon on their caps and shoulder board MRS. LOYAL W. JODAR, OF LAKESHORE ROAD This afternoon, August 3, insignias indicates their branch of service: Police, sol- ~. . l\Irs. William Ludwig, of Rivard front panels of the new Mutschler Medite_ dier, aviator, guard, etc. they all seem to carry By Janet Mueller boulevard, and Mrs. Clarence are removable so that YOu can quicklyandeasm Two Garages Full Livingood, of University place, ." them with fabric or vinyl. You can change ~ . Dr. Loyal W. Jodar was setting a fracture when his "Loyal became really inter- are honoring Connie wit h a kitchen effect in minutes. See the model at • '" '" Yflfe !elephoned. "Come quick!" Jeanne exclaimed, ested in cars around 1959; now luncheon and kitchen shower. Kitchens, 20227 M.::ck Avenue . . On.beautiful women ... ".!'hey can be found among I ve Just found a four-car garage with an attached he and some friends rent two The parties began in April the girls who meet foreign 'visitors or those in the house!" . Dr .. ~odar came, as quickly as possible, (of garages in Detroit, where Loyal with a miscellareous shower '" '" . performing arts.'! course, l1e fInIshed setting the fracture first) agreed keeps the bulk of his collection, given by Betsy Coddington, of Mind Your Knitting ... It's importantfashiclnr th t th Who , ranging from a 1911 Model T . at Michelle's Boutique at Leon, 17888 Mack A . .. a e Ite Colonial in Lakeshore road was The Com. to a 1956 Mark II Continental Lincoln road, Kathy Goodenew, • very versatile and fashionable. There's a sltek«d On the Russian's treatment of foreigners ... "They pleat Home for. th.e Jodar family. menagerie, and prompt- that took first in its class at of Detroit, and Jane Stewart, ly began negotIatIons for its purchase. a recent Ohio show. of Birmingham. three of Con. • . . perfect for travel. Other go-every.where blI ignore you , . . taxi cab drivers, waitresses, ~tc., all That was som f'.I>. . nie's Alma College classmates. colorful dress and jacket enserp,bles. e we years ago.'W "Actually, when Loyal got so work on a salary basis ... often cabs pass up would.be The house has worked -out very J d' . , '.' The party was held in Alma.' * * ,. passengers since they are paid regardless of how many well; the garage has been pe _ on t ~hmk I ve mIssed a House Interested in cars, I decided to Next was an evening dessert I'rettv Handy • • • the decorative, helplul while _ feet. r , Tour In about 10 years." pick a hobby myself, in self- and Ii n e n shower June 20, fares they have . . . they are not allowed to accept tips tape dispenser • • " one. fifty at The Sphere,19MtIIQ .. that would be servile." Currently it, (the garage), is I D~d Whole H~me Over defense. That'lj how this whole nostessed by Mrs. Robert Chand- Bridge committees could order these for cltlII}1i5. . "home" to Jeanne's two New- h She s been domg '.her own ~:r~~.~'un d I and thing got ler at her Lathrup Village home. • • * found lands, Beau, (f 0 r m a I .ouse over r~m by roo~, ever The Chandlers are friends of '" * * On Russian money •.• "Most stores frequented by name: Irwindyl Seabeau) and SIDce the famdy moved In, and So far, Je1\nne's favorite show the Savages from summers If Early Autumn ... will find you at ThzG foreign tourists refuse to accept Russian rubles " " . they 1\lost Happy Fellow (kno~n in- she's up to the living room, of all was the National Specialty spent at Bruce Beach, Ont. The Homestead . . . you should find a few sportil't peg the ruble at' approximately $1 U.S.A.; my .gue,s5 formally as you gu'ess I.t-F"l.-- ("We saved that for last ,"). SShow,h I held last Easter at Lenox Last Tuesday, August 1, Mrs. knits, now &t Tres Chic Boutique, 18700 ~[a(H low). The dogs hold tl'tle to The. IIresults are fabulous--espe- c f00 , Mass.ld The weather was Earle Mackenzie gave Connie Style-wise, plan-aheadcrs already have. is it's adually worth about 20 cents U.S.A." one-quarter of the available cIa y a uniqye c!Iildren's wing, per ect-co -and 117 New- a miscellaneous shower and space. with bright-painted doors lead- foundlands showed up for the dessert at her Soutlllield home, * * * • • • The remainder is occupied by jng .off a long, na~row main compdition. "There had never and yesterday Connie's parents Kimberly .•• is able to create a party at On rural pover,ty . . . "Sickening and endless Rll w.hichever of his antique auto- cOrrJdor-b~t that IS' An?ther before been mere than 50 New- honored her on her 21st birth- you whether your party is for ten people or a th(; way from the Polish west border to Moscow and '-iles Loyal IS' working on at Story,. and If we, started in t,o foundlands entered in anyone d mo '11 d h . Th ay with a family dinner at people. Because their service is planned arOliM Leningrad" " . there is no scenery, only flat country the moment. escnbe Jeanne s Rooms, we d s ow III e States," Jeanne their home. attention to detail is exactly what youTeem i run out of space for her New- marvels. consisting o( forests, swamps ..and very poor farms . . . berly, 20311 Mack Avenue ... offering YOlllht the road are like Michigan roads of 40 or more years " Compromise Reached foundlands. So ... back to Mrs. She describes the Cobo Hall Connie's sisters, Sue and Judy ago." . It ~the ~arage spa~? used to Jodar's "first passion ... " Dog Show as the "cleanest show Savage, will hostess a Spinster look in flowers. be a fifty-fifty proPQsltion," Dr. . _ . h . Dinner at their home on Thurs- " ,. . '" JOOar explains, "until I built . She started lookml; for a Sp~- III t e country," New York's day, August 24. The next even- At Wesfields, 15506 Mack at Somerse~ Is 1lsqu Ii . . Jeanne a wooden ramp fOT the clal Breed o~ dog about SIX Westminster Kennel Club Show, ing, the bridegroom's parents, sauce, a choice of potatoes and garden pm. Ii. , ' On the farms " . _ "Dire pove:rty - and collective dogs, fenced off their area, years ago, Just. before she (she's been there as a specta. Mr. and Mrs. James Ralston, of eourse .•. of the thousands of farmhouses we saw, of the many delicious meals on aD inlemtiDK .. carpeted it-so I could have started .h~use-hunt!ng. ~he had tor only), as the "biggest, loud- Sr., of Holland" will entertain menu. Don't forget the handy carry-llilt servict (IIS-III} every ODe was built of logs and was the size of our the extra quarter' for my cars." no specifIC breed ID mmd; she est ,dirtiest-and most exciting at the Rehearsal Dinner. easy going summer days. two ear garages • " • they usually bad a shed in the back . . wanted a guard dog, but one show in the world !" She ,. in whieh a cow, a horse and some firewood were kept WhIch! ":hen you .come nght that was good with children, dreams of taking Fellow to Following the 2 o'clock rites '" doWn to It, IS only.fa1r: Jeanne's one that had a nice disposition Westminster. on the 26th, the newlyweds will DURING THE RIOT ... how did'" eastsideISg~ . . . not one tractor was visible " • . the farmers, (our ~ewfoundlands a~e, B~G- at . . . She began going to Dog Has Dog Record Office greet their guests at a recl!ption guide caUeel them PfJlSants) rode horsedr.wn wagolll from Metro Airport? Answer ... The ~oyal. fI~st glance, one IS InclIned to Shows, searching for her Spe. Jeann.:; keeps her dog records at the Lochmoor boulevard Limousine exclusively transported eastSIde all with bay for cushioning." mIstake them for half.grown cial Breed. She fell l'n love wI'th . home of the bride.to.be's ".rand- hI k b b L m her upstairs office; where ~. safely and directly, every hour of ~very day. ac . ears- u~ oyal's cars two Canadian Newfoundlands. a magnificent pin-up picture of parents, D:-. and Mrs. Stanley '" '" are bl~ger. Be.Ides, the dngs . Mackenzie. 6-1322. ,. On his Intourist Guide ... "She was very polite and have access. through their own Now, Newfoundlands ~re not Champion Newton, ("the great. .. .. swinging door, to a large out. exactly rare! but. theY,re not est Newfoundland I've ever Light.hearted, Lively-headed ... Thereare.M . pointed out every good point and bid or skipped over door run exactly plentiful, eIther. Jeanne seen !"), hangs mid-centH heavy hairstyles in the summer or fall fas~ .' : ' every bad point. When 1 remarked that we had ridden Too, the~'~~ not lonely: 'I1Je knew nothing at all about them, above her desk. Officers Named oyer 1,000 miles and I hadn't seen one schoolhouse It's a short, soft and tossy look with. li:tle . , , Jodars like ALL animals, and other than that they seeme.d There are many pictures of she said it was too dang~rous to place schools near have managed,. over the years, very lo~able, (~t turned out thiS Beau. and Fellow there, too, By Garden Club give fullness ... only. Ron and ~ike oFres~. paved roads . . . their schools were located back on to collect quite a few. They have was qUIte true. The:: ARE yer:, many ribbons and trophies, plus Mack, read the fashion message Just nght for dirt roads ... she added that every Russian is compelled two cats, Cocoa and Tigger, and lovable). She cert",mly dI~n t specimens from Jeanne's collec- At a meeting of the Deeplands customers ... 886-1377. to go through high school, even the peasants." a rabbit, Ginger. They have know how to go about getting tion of antique banks, fashioned Garden Club, held recently at .. " " gerbils, chameleons _ and a one. . . in the shape of Newfoundlands, the East Jefferson avenue home Mid-Summer Sale Prices ... are to be found.~ • • • family of raccoons in their Finally Found Beau and a pair of reproductions of of Mrs. John C. Cook, Mrs, Remodelers Inc., 15218 East Jefferson:Nonll chipmey. So the Jodars bought some Sir Edwin Landseer's famous Cook was elected Club pre5ident On some of the most impressive sights of his trip [or' the coming year. to get the best service, fastest installationaM II . . • "Moscow's superb subway, the best in the world Word Gets Around dog magazines, started calling Newf:lUndlanr! paintings. est savings. Drop by or call for an expert to " .'. tbe new marble and glass theater in the Kremlin, Jodars and Wildlife just nat. kennels all over the country, She's amassing quite a coUec- First vice-president is Mrs. urally seem to go together. "I and eventually, near Philadel- tion of !'Newfoundlandia"-and Thomas L. Munson, second vice- your home. LO 7-2400. whi~h makes our Fisher theater take a baek seat; how- presiqent is Mrs. Allen R. Whit- ever tbis theater was designed by a Finn and built by think," says Jeanne, "the word phia, they found Beau. she'd like to amass more New- '" " . tington, recording secretary is Polyester . . .' see'/11.Sto be the pas~~~ a Swedish eonstruetion firm . . " Moscow's eMrmous must have gotten out ... Last They gol him in 1962,. when found lands as well. year, we had a sick pigeon he was five months old. He "We have propertr up north, Mrs. Leslie M. Lowery, corres- these days. It opens .a world 0t lIiOlllK'!", University, almost unbfllievable ... the Moscow sports dumped on our doorstep, and flew in from Philadelphia, much on a lake," she explains, "and ponding secretary is Mrs. Rich- color because it takes dy~, beautifully. ~:: l1.I . stadium, rePortedly the world's largest . . . Moscow's then there was our family of to the consternation of airlines some day, we're going to build ard J. Thoma and treasurer is it wears, wonderfully. It does not shed~'" outdoor swimming pool . . . l\foseow's large hotel just ducks •.. " personnel, who didn't know an A-frame ..• and some day, Mrs. Pierre Palmentier. right. Cabin Crafts' ... prices for polyl!S!tr ii" outside the Kremlin . " _ Moseow's indoor ODO-ring For children, it's a fascinat- quite WHAT sort of animal l'd like to raise Newfoundlands Mrs. Stuart E. Davidson, of starts at eight ninety-five a square y476-5l1 circus with the very funny clowns .. _ Moscow's opera, ing household. Jeanne and was in the shipping crate, (a there, breed them and train Cook road, will be hostess for Ed Maliszewski, 21435 Mack Avenue .. , splendid " .. the beauty of Leningrad." Loyal an the parents of a trio: five-month.old Newfoundland them . " . a Club members' and guests' Bruce, 15,. who'l~ be ~oing to "puppy" is bigger than a "The Newfounuland is one benefit bridge party next Tues . '" • • Grosse Pomte 111gh School in Labrac!or!). of the few dogs native to North day, August 8. Detroit Garden Club To;~ On being home ... "It's great, I really appreciate the .fall, ~ura, 13, at Brownell Jeanne took Beau, for pre- America. No one knows how the U.S.A. more than ever!" JUnior HIgh School, and Jeanne,llir.1inary training, to Obedience he got here. One theory says Dinner-Dance Scheduled Members of the Detroit Gar-I ~~:n:r ' 10. at Ferr~. . I Classes. He loved them-and the Newfoundlands' ancestors By Alpha Phi Alumnae den Club will gather next be 1I1rs. barlts They all. lIke athletiCS. Bruce finished with honors. Then, she were brought over to this coun. Wednesday, August 9, at The and Mrs. :.-- pla~'~d Little ~ague ho~key decided to show him. try by Leif Ericson. another Whittier Hotel for a dinner Open Thursday and Friday Evenings for s'x years, baseball for eight; "N bod" h that thev walked across the i"e The Grosse Pointe.Detroit MOTIV!~ currently, he's following in his I \~ ~:.Il~rl saY~h ntv'j Crom The Orient via the Beri~g Alumnae of Alpha Phi will hold meeting and guest night. Eppa . I idfas .... father's footsteps as a Classic a~g lng, WI e you e me Stra't.' a dinner-dance at the Detroit H. Heaton will present the pro. Practica 1~i gram. "Beautiful English Gar- are the re~ ,. Car buff. Ofl?,Ws~O sh.ow . , b~et J Fab~lous Swimmers . Boa t Club on Wednesday, . . rom~ I dens; The Dalmation Coast." ual and 5 Both the "iris love to ride ~un an s. e w~s una e 0 "Or'". II th b d August 9, beginning at 6 o'~lock. f '" . ' fmd a comprehenSive book on J.,ma y, ey were re . ,. ~ - .< • and EVE~YBODY swims and th b' t f 11 h Cor life.saving. They have ReservatIons are being taken .. plays tenms Bruce, Laura and ~ s~e~l ''';~o:~ webbed feet, and they are fan- by )trs. James Mast, of Cloverly I. SALE ;~:i/:w::I J Jeanne are memberr. of the ~ k" Yt r 1 . tastlc swimmers I remember road. Grosse Pointe Shores (so far 0 -, ra\'e ,mg 0 varl?US last summer \~hen we took ------this year undefeated) Swim shows as spe~ ators and takmg: th th' B h d NOtNmATIV~ .' . notes I em up nor , eau a a won. 'I <> Wamsutta Supercale mmg Team. . dorful time teasing seagulls on Enthusiasm is the !lest sea. I ( .f Thei~ ma~~ winter entertain- neeome!: Champion the lake! ... " ' soning - those without pep are t ment IS skIIng: