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G_P_,Woods HEADLINES Summer Figure Skating Program : ICongressional .. die Approves At G.P. Community Rink ReViewed Record Cites Eigllt Items WEEK By Len Singer Mr. Rivard noted 8. school many years as a judge. Her teaches at the 51. Clair When the grass turns of this t)'PC is not designed children also are involved in Shores Skating Club during As Compile« 21)' &be Y h B Voters to Consider Eac:h Grolle Poll1te Ne•• green, flowers bloom and for people who have nev\!r the sporl. the winter. ou't ureau temperatures soar into the skated before, but rather {or "Besides the professional Jack Turney, of Windsor, on November b Election 80's and 90's, it's time to people who know how to instructors at the school, has received a gold medal in Ballot hang up the ice skates and skate and are interested in Mary Kay Baben and my dances. He belr-ugs to the ", 'I1l\lflda)', August t pull out the summer sports learning figure skating tech. daughter Cathi volunteered Windsor Skating Club. Speech on Schools Can Do about Drug By Roger A. Waha :.; VICE PRESIDENT Spiro What gear. Rigbt? niques. to help teach basic skills," Terry Viviani, of Dearborn Problem Mentions Division's 'Counseling At 'this time, eight T. Agnew denied accusations Not neceuarily. A- number "We tea~h all the basic Mrs. Abela said. Heights, is a member of the a men d men t s to The at a press conference Wed. of skating enthusiasts kept figure skating techniques," "They are sub.pro's, but Detroit Skating Club. He Oriented Approach to Dealing with Woods' City Charter will np.sday he had received the blades sharp during the he said, "but we don't tellch are taught to teach and teaches both in Windsor, and Juvenile Offenders' be on the ballot Novem. We,al payments from Mary. warm weatber and Jttended people how to skate." judge basic skills. There in St. Clair Shores. ------ber 6 for voters to con. :tand contractors. Agnew had l! figure skating scbool at "First. students start out were about 10 beginners and Need Audience R Wah d been notified on ,Monday by the Grosse Poinu: Commu. on the patch, which is a 16- Cathi and Mary Kay helped Other guest skaters came By oger A. a si er. U; S. Attorney George Bean nlty Rink. by-42 square of ice. Here them." _ in for the "pop concerts," The Youth Service Division, (YSD), had no idea Five were approved by the in Baltimore be was under Ray Rivard, manager of they practice the basic fig. There were five profes: where the students were it was mentioned ill the Congressional Record of the Pension Board and foelll investigation for possible the rink, said abCiut 2SOstu- ures, then progress to the slenal instructors teaching:lt given the chance to perform U.S. Senate. Not until last week when an ombuds. upon voluntary retirement for :Violations of criminal sta- dents between the ages of dance and the free style. the school, all at varying in front of an audience. man from the New Rochelle, N.Y., school district non. covered members, (pub- hites, covering bribery, tax seven and 19 took part. In the "We obtal'ned most of our degrees of profl'ciency. "We charged a SO.cent ad. sent a letter to t h e YD"S inqUlrmg a bout a re ference lieI safetyh departmentt I' em."ble 'fraud, extortion and con. 1 h. h f M students from the fl'gure Fine Credentials ml'ssl'on ~or the two concerts, R d p oyes w a are nc. e Igl ~hoo , W Ie ran rom on. • to. the division in the June 15 ecor. f' 1 'ty) tire 'sPirac)'. Agnew called the day, June 18, to Friday, skating clubs at local arenas. Bebbie Bartolotto, of Wal. which were July 7 and July I . --,-_1 or socIa securl ,re d- 'contract allegations "damned Au....st 3. Since this was the When the program was laeeburg, Ont., has received 28," Mrs. Abela said. . The o~budsman req~este,d ment allowances for covere lies." No indictments have fir~~year of the program, it thought up back in January, a gold medal in figures and "It's really.important for ~nformahon o~ the. .SD sF- d p members, (general employes been issued. did not gain immediate we promoted it through the in free styles, and is working the children to have someone i approach. to J~vemle drug r"en s ay who a're eligible for s~lal . . - . recognition. local clubs." on her gold in dances. She to perform in front of. They users wh~ch" diverts t~em SEcurity). retirement allow- Teach TeehDiques . Jadge SIdJLi trained in Canada and at really enjoyed it." (rom t~e Justice system mto Tr,,-bute to ance for a non.covered memo Frlelay, Aqlllt II "During' the first two The school was the 'brain. the Detroit Skating Club, and The students learned their counseling." berand a cost.of.living a~~ ...'HOUSTON, TEXAS police weeks of the school, people child of Clementine Rice, has been a pro for five lessons well and showed it [n his leiter, the ombuds. R b 0 justment for both general and '(ound 19 bodies of murdered t 1'''' M years. on the test dates, June 30 man was referring to a public safety employes. lieys on a tip from two teen. stood arouneS the ice watch. who began a ,;:mg to r. 0 ert rr The other three amend- died ing the instructions, but most Rivard at the beginning of Car 0 I Ann Farrell is a and August 3. speech by Paula D. Gordon, ments are {or compensation .age boys. The boys am: of them didn't really know the year. In January, she triple gold medalist, receiv. "On the last test day," co.ordinator at the Washing. d f of the mayor and councll- ,they had been bivalved 2S wbat was going on," Mr. had instruct?rs lined up, but ing medals In figures, free Mrs. At-ela said, "we only ton, D.C., Police Foundation, Boar 0 Directors Passes men, compensation of the ~ 30 murders over the last Rivard said. they backed out. New in. style and, dance. She lives had five failures out of 50 on what schools can do about Resolution Establishing municipal judge and ellgibil • .ree years along wi af "Then later, word got structors were found and and teaches in Windsor. being tested." the drug problem. This Fund in His Memory ity for office in tbe city. homosexual friend. Most 0 around and we bad more Mrs. Pat Abela was obtained Jackie Locknescar, of De. The scbool may expand speech was entered in the Special Muting the victims had been dsh~ in people signing 'up. Next year as the school's secretary. troit, is in her fifth test fig. next year if possible. Mrs. Record. In her address to the At a special council meet. tbe head; two haled en we hope to have them Mrs. Abela has been In. ures. She is a member of Abela said she would like to Delaware drug educators' The Board of Directors ing Friday evening, August strangled. Those invo VEl are through the first week." volved in figure skating {or the Detroit Skating Club, and (Continued on Page 2) retreat on j'une 4, she made of the Friends of the 10, (wbl'ch ran ~our and a David. Brooks, 18; mer ------f t th YSD G P . bI' L,i .' Henley, 17, and Dean Corn, a .re erence 0 e .' ros.se. omte Pu lC .• half hours), the solons ap. 34. 'Henley admitted.to police Park's Loss P k t E d $148734 'F 1 ' I which .has had an. actlye branes held a speCIal proved the eight items. How- 'dlat he bad abot Corn to ar 0 xpen , •. enla e ,s counseling program smce Its 1 meeting on Thursday ever, the wording of tbree death at a Wednesday paint- organization in July 1970. August 9, in honor of Iamendments, approved by sniffing Qrgy':and claimed Is CI,,-nton For PaVI-IlO' of St Paul Nabbed for Personal Wortb IRobe'rt M. Orr. ~e Pe!1sion Board for c~un. CorU was responsible for ~ - ~. In discuSliing the general The board passed a resolu. cil actIOn, w!,s substantia~y the murderi '!be pollee are La ' G - N A - I L dd' T k Sh I-h- need for a reorientation of tlon establishing a fund at changed mamly ~or dUlty looking for other ,bodies of OpS atn ew erla a er rue op I lug the education experience, she the library, The Grosse pudrpOAsesN'(coluncliidma~IfCtohn- victims, . cites "the single most im. Point!: L i 'b r a r 'I Memorial ra " a~ge sa , e - • .' ------E I " po-tant thing" as helping F nil . - M f R be t people don t understand it, Virginia Bruce, 10, Helps Resurfacing of Thoroughfare to Start in ar y Fa : Woods, Farms Officers "n~rture in youth a concern M~Da~fel oer~orzs °an ~iti~l they will vote 'no' "). . .' Satartla1, AGIut 11 Fox Chase Dusters to Fire Deparlment to Get Apparatus in 14 Months Arrest Impersonator for the welfare of others. and contribution, .the F r iend s As a result, the Pension AN ARAB OWNED JET. ------. Wh 'S b I to provide them' every op. ga,ve $5,000 to the fund. Board met Monday evening, '"' LINEll. w~~aa to land Second Place with By James J. Njaim 0 u sequent Y Dortunity possible to express. Th B rd.. b h 1f. • August 13, t\)gGover the . ~briI":" . .. .~. .323'Avera- ,.At its regular m~eting _~9nday, August 13, EsCllIpes-And 'S .,t;. . . . - e - oa ,on e a o. wording",oa;~ itemsand ..:.:O'"~wllrplaiM!1 ill an attempt' to "'- The Park' Council" approved expenditures totalling R d such colt~ern and thereby Friends, urges Pointers to then okayed thP. revislona. -• ' ~ipture Palestinian guerilla $148,734, of which $55,334 will be used for the ecapture develop a sense of person~l also pay tribute to one who Now, the admentments will be 1eItden. The Iraqui Airlines By H.oUy' Angell worth and a feel for ~hat It had served .the community sent this weelr to Governor plalle was beld fodwo hours . complete resurfacing' of St.Paul avenue, from A 26-;rear-old Detro:! means to be meanmgful~y so well. Ch'ecks may be pay. William G. Milliken's office while It was searclae

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Optimilts tum oaw • de., roughly the distance between tout' &,1;\drefitet 1hat il'. two points. YSD Receives Mention in Congressional Record Eavestroughs" (CoDtlDued from Pace 1) and circumvent the profes. pal Building, keep "in touch" basic sltills and be able to She also cites the Clark sional people. such as the with a youth's family when understand the symptoms 5" ALUMINUM - 5 COLORS County High School District, school social worker, FLEC, the program is terminated. and motivallon involved with SEAMLESS Las Vegas, Nev., and the (F a m 11y Life Education "We keep track of the drug taking. They must be probation department span. Council) or Northeast Guld. termination dates of. each mature and establish rap. sored program in San Diego ance Center personnel," said program and are in touch port with thDse whom they County. Calif. Agent Ferrence. with the parents a year from counsel. They need to be a Priceless Tralnlng The counseling program-Is that date. Meanwhile, the friend and a confidante who POINTE SCREEN & SASH, Ie. Agent Michael Ferrence, mainly voluntary on the youngsters are free to con. is truly concerned for the liaison officer to North High youth's part, "The youth has tact their counselors even welfare and future of thl' 20497 MACK TU 1.6130 \ School, is res'ponsible for the a schedule when he meets though their program is com- person counseled, and one overall operation of the with a counselor. The burden pleted. It gives them a place who can motivate a youth 1% YSD's counseling program. of responsibility is placed on to go when they have a prob. aiong beneficial and can. However, each of the divi. the youngster hlmseU. He lem," the agent said, structive lines. sian's three counselors are will either make a positiv~, And there are some in. The counselor, she em).'ha. ARE YOU A MA'- WITHOUT A STORE? I responsible for the young or negative impression on stances wb~n a youth under sizes, must provide "a posi. Rea .. MAft. sp.doliz.s in high fashion m.n's weor and ac. ~ people tbey advise. The pro. the officers," he explained. counseling would even bring tlve model by his or her c"lOries. You'll find many and varied .lyles of suits, jockels and gram is primarily operated "We also work closely with in a friend with problems! own behavior." slack. cl modesl prices. The slore clso has shirts, ties, lOck" shoes, by the counselors, who are tbe parents and do not super. From July 1970 through The "people who cart'" at belts and olher men's accessories. AI Rea .. MAft. Ihe customer is important. Our stGH,: undel' the supervision of the cede their responsibilities." July 1973, Agent Ferrence the YSD are obviously aware including Chuck Teek, Tom Teck, Gene Clemon., Ron lo Planle ond 2 division's four officers. Minor Offenses estimates that around 12 per. of this. For through their Tim- 8rulon, has a lotol .of 82 years experience in making Ihe "The counselors are an in. A counselor determines cent of counseled youths still time, talent and energy, cuslamer feel 01 home a,ld important. termediate step on a local when and how long he meets get into trouble. When you they help make the world lICK" u.a. originated in MI. Clemens in 1929 and has kept NOW AT level between a youth when with a youth. Usually, it's consider that 53 of 85 coun. better for young people in pace with man's fashions ever since. he's arrested 81.ld the juve. once a week until an under. selin~ cases in \972 were The Pointe. We ho.e our own lailor shop, with excellenl toilors, on the premises COLONIAL nile court system," he said. standing and relationship de. terminated, (the others ear. ------I ond or. oble to give superior service to guarantee a per/eel fil. The counsel"rs, who are velops between counselor ried over to this year), plus LICENSE LOTS I Your Savings working towards, or have and youngster. The coun. the overall heavy load of the The Woods Council at the their degrees, in police ad. selor of course has some counselors, this percentage regular meeting Monday, See You at Can Earn 6%0/0 ministration or so~ial sci. flexibility and, for instance, of success is remarkable. August 6, unanimously ap. ence, not only relieve the can have anywhere from six Police Contacts proved the issuance of Ii. TECK A MARKS Inlerest compoundod every 3 months brings you 6.65% ~ork1oad of the YSD's .of- to 12 meetings with a young. Anyone of the four officers censes to 44 parking lots in lUO s. CRATlOr. eflecllve annual Interest One year 6',>~. Col(.nlal Savings MOUlT CUMEIS Cerlll,catcs are available lor deposils 01 S5OO0 or more flcers, but ~lso recelye prlce- ster during a three.month Including Detective Thomas the city. Applications and le~~ ~~.the'Job trainmg.. period. Podeswick, North District, license fees had been re- . ~ Mil. North 01Mo' .. a-h ,.,.k.o, Tllere 's an "'terest penalty when certifi- ,Ampl. 'O','j"" i,. 0'I' hVH h, cate sailings are withdrawn before m9;- IruhaUy, the four offlcers The cases which come un. A~ent John Kendall, liaison ceived and Building 1nspec. luroly. a~t~~ as coun~elors wh~n th~ der a counselor's care vary ofticer to South High School. tor Earl Walkely had in. Other Colonial SaVIngs pro~rams prov,de dl~lslon was first orgaruzed. but are usually classified as and De t e c t i v e Donald spected and approved the HO 8-5461 excellent benelits of earnings and flex, said ~gent Ferrence. But by. "minor" ones, e.g., simple Schmaltz, South District, various locations, b,hly t~e time summer 1971 ar. larceny, minor drug related could place a youth on the ----- rived, thr~ counselors,. all offenses, family problems. c~nse1ing program. Today's biggest problem in SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO S20,OOOOO of them POlllterr. were hired. They work generally with Most youUis are placed on getting an education seems :COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS All ha~e since went to 'York first offenders and in the the program because of to be in finding a place to DETROIT 18901 Kelly at Moross-DR 2-887.7 in. their ch?sen p~ofessl?ns, area of minor, miscellaneous police contacts rather than park. I EAST DETROIT 15751 Nine Mile at Gratiot-PR 1-8820 ~Jlm Colby IS a t:ohce officer offenses with each case be- a parent's voluntary actions. GROSSE PTE. WOODS 20247 Mack at Hunt Club- TU 6-1080 m Romeo, !,hch.,. Ste~e ing evaluated on its own "It's better for pare"ts to go GROSSE PTE. FARMS 63 Kercheval "On the HJlI"- TU 6.6661 Triner, a polIce officer m merits, But when an incident through professi"na! serv. HOURS: 930 a.m. /0 430 p.m frIday 'liI B p.m New Hamp~hire, and ~aula is in the area of a felony Ices," noted Agent Ferrence. Back-to-School Bat:t', a SOCial worker m 51. crime, "we take a bard look "We don't want to overload Clalt County). at it," said Agent l"errence .. our program." CloJJe BelaUonsbip While the counseling period He also said of the coun. SPORT COATS Today, the YSD,'s coun. may be only three months seling program, "We tleal selors include Fred Coonce, for a "simple offense," it 'not only with the nature of The who has a B.A. in Psych!)l. could 110 as long as six an offense but with attending Sampeck makes sport jackets that snap-tab ogy, Mike Tormey, a pOlice months or one year. "We circumstances." The YSD, make it easy /0 drell ap yoar Joung administration stUdent at taUor make the program to .for example. works closely man. NEW collar Wayne State University, and the individual and his needs. with professional workers SHIRT Pointer Deborah Beaulait, A youth can have some flex- with "give and take" ses. who's a social science major. ibility with the counselors sions on various thoughts by Each counselor works eight approach depending on his and suggestions. GANT hourJ; per week at $2 an I progression." Maln Cba ges • hour. And when tbe.y de~ide Pomt;s Conside~ Of tb~ 85 YOu~ counseled to leave ~, part.hme JOb'1 Many pomts are conSIdered last year 61 were males and the diviSIon guar:mt~es a when a youngster is I?ut on 24. were' females. The pro. letter ~f rec~mmendatlon for the program, accordmg. to grams of 37 males and 16 them m their future employ. the. agent. The YSD first females were terminated. ment. conSIders the offen~, how Thirty.two cases, (involying In this supervisory pro. it occurred and If the youth 25 males and seven females) gram,. the counselors don:t was definitely i~v?l.v~d. were carried over to 1973. ' get 1Oto the therapeutic Secondly, the diVISion looks The most prominent charge aspects of. counse~g. "They at the. parents ~nd how. co. last year against males in- get to knuw the kids better operahve they WIll be. Third. valved in the program was and empbaslz~ with them ly, the officers will talk with nafcotics arrests, (23), while and commumty problems. the youngster and see what the top charge against fro We don't aHempt to overlap his ~ea~tion. is, (here, com- males was shoplifting, (12), Imumcatlon IS the key). And Counseling periods varied Get Away Over L-. hy fourth, "gross" family prob. in length. Twenty. eight Beautiful lem cases are ruled out youths participated for SiK where, fOf example. the par- months whUe 10 youngsters Newest• addition to the A I ents and child are .at eacb were counseled for four and NOV others throats. two month periods. Six pal'- \ Gant family. Ribbon stripe If the situation is bad, a ticipated for one year. Harmoniying in blue, red an~brown ... petition will be filed wi.tb In her speech, Paula Gor- 65% DACRON Polyesterl SCOTIA TIES •.. S days - 7 nites the Wayne County Juvenile don said counselors will need 35% cotton. Court. "However, If there's 7.50 15 meals, etc. deep communication, we will Dt,Irts Sa, Se,I. W act as a catalyst for change," A few stated Agent Ferrence. _____ Stay In Contact .lMalt~4~ . ' The' counselors, all of 5 L wh~m . work at the YS~'.s men's wea, '!paces e. CALLTODAY 'f oUlce In The Woods MunlCI' 520 WOODWARD and FISHER BUILDING Closed Soturd0Y' in Augusl 203 PIERCE••• BIRMINGHAM DAY TRAVEL Figure Skating Closed Mondoys in AUf/usl, Open Tllut$. & Fri. til 9 TU 6-0111 ...... -«.... (Continued from Page 1) ...... see longer hours for the school. This year it ran from 8 a.m. to 5 p,m .• five days a week. Next year she would like to see it run from 8 a.m, to 8 p.m. An "off.ice" pro- OUTOFOUR ~ Uk ~e.Jlaving Ou,. gram also may begin, such r as ballet classes which help in developing figure skating skills. Skaters interested in learn. (j,.eaie&iYea,. Yet! ing to figure skate may sign up for the winter figure skaUnf,. program at the Grosse Pointe Community Rink. The school will run in three - 10 week sessions on SO CAN YOU!! Saturday afternoons. Anllonc interested in next summer's or poles, or bindings, or clothes figure skating school should Rigkl 'now We ~e WinJlng Up :Jke contact Mr. Rivard at the rink, 885-4100. ••• or even skis (},.ealeJI Yea,.!Jn CaJ;llae j.J;Jio,." Park Paving SALE WLick meanJ We Can now AilorJ SKIS RETAIL 'RICI (Continued from Page 1) :70 maLe CaJ;llae Owne,.~kip and Robert Russell, all memo VOLKL ZEBRA EXCLUSIVE $235. $149. bers of the Grosse Pointe KNElSSL WHITE STAR 215. 99. Garden Club. but non.PoInte r;Jpeclalf'J AII,.aciille :10 You, residents, He also thanked KNEISSl REO STAR 180. 99, the Jefferson Avenue Civic ASCHER SUPERGLASS 185. 99. Center, which is affiliated with the GPGC. HEAD TGM 175. 99. The second resolution ap. 149. prov 19 R_ ''''9S00 SAUSAI' SIIVI(III'A""'S "Kercheoal. GrOIN Polnl. rum., OPEN 'TIL 9 PM THURS. & FRI. Y(J

Thursd.y, August' 16, 1973 'It- Thr.. GROSSE POINTE NEWS \ TIP TO MOTORISTS CAN'T PRODUCE .(NORm UPO&T Accidents don't jult hap. Make too many glib prom. People wtlo live within "" Su"day. 10:00 to 4:00 Police Capture Real Rea801l Discovered pen-they are the results of ises to otbers and you'll theil' income live without Car Strippers mistakes we- all ~ake every spend lots of time makiD, worry aDd sometime. let WE DELIVER For Size of Net~Curbs day. excuses. used to it. I h 07dI" If Sf .. Mea Richard L. Carson, 17, 01 There is always an answer I Ways, cost $5.40 per lineal i:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:j:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:j:j:j:;:j:j:;:;:;:;:j:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:j:j:;:;:~;:j:;~:;*;*ffi:;~~r;g.~~~ 8622 Carrier, and a juvenile, .:.:': .:.:.: ROSL YN both of Detroit, were arrest. for everything. A few incom. foot to instaU. Because of ::::::: :::::: ed by Farms police shorUy ing and outgoing calls gave their size, the old curbs only::::::: :::f.: M'ARKET after midnight Monday, us the REAL reason for have to be removed level to ...... •..... August 13. and released to those huge curbs being the pavement and the can- ...... :::::: ':*::••'. Ol....t I. the w... Detroit authorities for f::r- poured into permanence on crete ones placed over them. :::::: NOW _ YOUR DRAPES AND UPHOLSTERY :::::: 1020 MACte If IMlfII • ther questioning and investi. Jefferson avenue and Moross If you are interested in :::::~ :::::: I~04 ICEiCHEV....l .• v.... 2,9070 .14-3600 gation of tampering with road. specifics, the new curbs are :::::: CAN BE DRY CLEANED IN YOuR HOME ::::=: .~, cars. t' Thethre hthad beebn specubla- 24 inches wide and about 10 :•••~:•.••:i..~,. OR OFFICE BY :l:.=,::'.::l:•• Farms Patrolman Thomas ,IOn ~ t e cur ,s were e- to 12 inches deep. rising six Kelly was on routine patrol mg bUilt to prOVide narrow to seven inches above the ::::::: ~a'~"-"0(.. :::::: on Mack avenue, when he bike paths or a resting place asphalt :::::: : ~ =::::: was stopped by two citizens for hitchhikers or to ~rotect The ~ld stone curbs were ::::::: Lambrl.t~;~..; ::~:: ~~ticssAWNINGS who informed him there was th.e grass frail' salt m the about six inches wide, and •••.•...... ~ •••••• ~UMMER COOLER 20% TN' '~": \!. ~ ORDER NOW FOR 'HAlED/ArE DELIVERY ~~:~~:~1~f~J:J:~~ i:::~\)...l.! :~:::.::::.c;~:MI 11.. rrrz ~if~i~~~¥~~~Detroit. and would' cost $5.50 pe; are lowert~~:~::to provide ramp •••••• lineal foot to remove and $5 ways for wheel chairs as • 100 OJo SAn POI ALL 'AIRICI ...... Kelly stated, In his report, part of a new State Jaw::::::: II :::::: ~_. ? ~ upon arriving at the agency to replace. The stone curbs ... • NO SHIINKING, NO 'ADING ••• regulation put into effect :::::~ :::::: .: ~'-rn, ~~ building, he noticed a 1970 are too low for the new f th ... •.. '. .",~>, '~Ir"'~'-' I, ,,'I ;'1' . h.th asphalt and removal would during the first part 0 e ::::::: :.:':. e " ,,', .~'>EJ,'.r:~'!""I"!' '1'1- rt~o~~~~e~id,p~~o~~d r~~ht necessitate digging below the year. I:;:::;: AVA'tABU rxCI.USIYnf rHIOUOH .fJAMAfJC ::~J t ' ", -.,.:GJL L~_-Ji: door open. Whlle checking road level. The flew curbs, under the ::::::: :::::: .. .. - ••• :.:...... -- .~~ ...... ' ... ~, ... ~---- .I~_ •• over the vehicle, the officer The new curbr. Intregaldirection of the WaYlw :::::~ :::::: ~ MADE RIGHT 0 PRICED RIGHT said, Carson and the juvenile Concrete Curb and Walk County Road Commission, I=:::;~ ::*= roet Year 'Round Protection emerged from the Pointe 1------will extend from Waybum to ::::::: Specr'al lam'brite Savinfts :::::: -: with New Beautiful Dodge lot at the rear of the Fisher on Jefferson .avenue :::;::: • :~~: ('nYI Coated l?acron Fabrics edifice. NH Schedules and from Mack to Ridge on ::::::: :;::~ The patrolman said he R . Moross road, In areas whe~e :;:::: 250/0 Discount on r:~:, ;: CONVENIENT TERMS asked the pair what they egistration the old stoue curbs are 111 :::::: :::::: were doing in the area, ana good condition, they will not :::::~ Drapes, Upholstery, Bedspreads :~::: Carsoll told him he was Nort h HIgh. School has is. be removed. :::::::.:.:. ~::::.:.',: forced to stop because his sued registration and sign. ----- ••••.• •f I h ...., motor had overheated. The up procedure schedules for Center Blood :.:j:••~1.~.. I you a so ave your ~.,.:-.: officer turned the ignition the school year which begins ~1hisis key a\1d the temperature Thursday, September 6. Drive A Success /1111i1' Carpets Steamatically Cleaned ~l~~~ gauge registered cool. He Seniors should report to •••.•• "'~ twoau;hneodthtohte.motor, which the school Monday, August In spite of storm and tor. iilii1 at our Regular Low Price ~~~~ " 27: juniors should report t' I I 110 P 'nt ••..•• •..... "alled fnr a3Sistance ren la ra n, 01 ers ;.:.:. ':'.~: ~'lheSRftdosiat Kelly .." Tuesday, August 28,' sopho. d t k th . ..•••• f I 1 A 30 ...", and Patrolmen Gerald De- mores Wednesday, August manage 0 eep elr ap .• :.:.: Offer runs rom Ju y to ut'lust :':'.' burgh"raeve and Kenneth Pointments with the Amerl. ::;::: .~:::: .. 29, and freshmen Thursday, Red C Bl od cbile •••••• ...... speeCIcontrol* Pine arrived. can ross 0 m .:.:.: 0::.0; The officers radioed tbelr August 30, There will be a in its 2.8 p.m...... isit tlo The make.up day on Friday, W M I r om I...:::::: ::::~• . station to inform Detroit ar emorla s ba l0 .;.:.: :.; . ::'; ... the speed 'control that lets Cl driver August 31, from 8:30 a,m. to Th d A t 9 ••..•• .'.X authoritles ot tbe apprehen. 12 noon. urs ay. ugus. :.:.:. ':':0. :::cruise at a constant, predetermined !peed with sian of the young men, and For a period of nearly two :;:::: ~~: ? his foot relaxed and off the gas pedal. two Detroit patrolmen were All students should register hours, donors were held up :::;:: :::~1 dlspatche

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Complete, 119.95, ~jf:: FLAME : I Jacob SonS liFul.AcE co.: 1ij ill I 11621 VAl .'11 I 1:;. ~u@)~ 'If@)(? UDu@Qu@)a.vu.~. J; I 571.4610 • ,.,~~:.~.:~:.:~:":~:.:,:~~~~~:;:~:~:~:;~~~;:;:;:;:;:~:;:;:~:;~~:~:.:.:;;~~;:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:~:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~;:;:;:;~;:~:;:':':":':':':':;:':':':':':':':':':':':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~,;.1.••••••••• 1 3180 E. JEFFERSON 964..6811 . ._.._.__..__ t~ ~_:__ \ J ______~_"_ -...... _a. a...... a..a..s.. '...... '__ ....d....."'. -...... __....__••_--...... +...., ...+.....~,~. l~' ~>.~~~...... ~....'~~...... ".~..,.~...'J'" .._. _.._, .] GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August '6, 1973. 'd I EDWARDS APPOINTED Mr. Edwards will be re'l sociation of America, as well ers Association and the De. Au g u s t 6, unanimously W00dsaysOk 8 Charter A.men ments Pointer Robert F. Edwards sponsible for corporate ac. as the Michigan Mortgage troit Cha'mber of Commerce. awarded an aluminum siding " I has recently been appointed counts, national builders and Bankers, the Detroit Real contract to Eastview Alumi. (c.t1Jlued from Pale 1) ler Pme rnd.ex, sU?Ject to an, mum of $600 per year to $900 vice.president of Business interstate lending institutions Estate Board, the Michigan OKAY SIDING I num Inc. to fix up the side without any further addition. annual maXlmum Increase or annual salary." Development of tlle Burton in Michigan. He is a member 'I Real Estate Association, the The Woods Council at the' porch of the Municipal Build • •1 change in current provis- decr~ase of 2.5.percent of the CompeDsation of MUDidpal Abstract and Title Company. of the Mortgage Bankers As. Detroit Metropolitan Build. regular meeting Monday,' ing. The amount was $1,397. iOlll, and to require an addi. unadjusted rehrement allow. J.udge. That Chapter 15, Sec- 1------.------.----.------tional one percent contribu, ance after December 31, hon 15.4, of the charter "be tion by non.covered members 1973," amended so as to increase to the retirement system. Salary Increase the maximum allowable sal. Such provisions shall take e[. Continuing. the "compensa. ary o[ the Municip:-.l Judge feet July 1 1974." lion" amendments show the of the Court from $$,000 an . • etlreme~t Allowance _ following: . nu~Jly to. $6,000 annually. I Covered Member. That Chap- Compens~hon of .)1 a yo r whlc.h maxlmu~ salar~. shall ter 16, Section 16.18, oC the. and Coun~dmen. That Chap- be fIxed. by ordmance. . charter "be amended so as Iter 4:, SecMn 4.2, oC the char. ,!,h.e .fmal am~nd~ent. IS to eliminate the provision re.1 ter . be amende~ so as !a EhglbiUty for Offll~e ~n City. ducing the covered m~mber's I provide f~r an Increase. 10 That Chapter 5:, Section 5.1, retirement allowance one-] compens~tlOn [or the OCCIC~ oC the chartez: be amended hall of one percent for each, of Councilman from a maxI" so as to provl~e that an en. montb's retiNment preceding I mum of $400 p~r year to $720 cum~ent councdman m~y be I age 60 years. Such provision an~~al salary. and for th.e 1 ap~mted to a v~,cancy m the: will take effect July I, 1974." offIce of Mayor from maxI. offIce of Mayor. ; Betlrement Allowance - Covered Member. That Chap. N b 'F I ' f La ter 16, Section 16.18, of the 1 a emu e or Teen.y charter "be amended so as , _ to provide that a covered (Continued from Page I) While checking a rear yard' member shall ha~e his relire. (around 7:49 p.m.), Rey- at a corner of Hillcrest and; ment allowance Increased to 1 nolds. stilI playing Miss Frankfort, OUicer Fagan two percent of such memo Hughes said he was suffer- spotted Reynolds laying face ber's final average compen.! ing fro'm he'art pal~itations down in the bushes along II sation, times the first 25 and was taken to 5t John backyard fence. After a years of credited ~rvice, While personnel were 'getting brief struggle, Reynolds was plus one percent o~ his ~nal his hospitaI history, Rey. arrested and transported to. average .:ompensation, times nolds refused further servo the station. ' . his credited service in excess ice put on his outer clothing Reynolds told police he' of 25 years. Such provision and bolted through the rear had given false information. win take effect July 1, 1974." I emergency entrance, police about his name and sex JletJrement Allowance -I said. earlier, and then identified NOIl.Covered M~mber. That He ran across the parking himseH. A dark Wig which Chapter 16, Section 16.19 (a) lot to Morass across Moross he wore upon his arrest was of the chart~~ "be amended to the second house north of confiscated. so as to provide that a non. Hillcrest and then between ----- c~vere~ member shall ha.ve some houses east towards Citizen. Stops hiS retirement allowance!D- Mack ' creased to " "(a) 2.5 percent of such Fora ti!lle Reynolds di~. BOICYCIe ThOIe f member's average compensa- appeared IOta the darkness. tion, times the first 25 years But not for long. A bicycle thief, startled by of credited service, plus .When the clock tolled 12, a Briarcliff road resident, "(b) 1.0 percent of his final hiS momentary f r e e d ~ m was thwarted in his attempt average compensation, times came to an end as sear.~.hmg to "bag a bike" Friday eve. his credited service in excess Woods and. Farms officers ning, August 10. of 25 years converged m the area of The resident stopped pa. "and to 'require an addi- Fran~fort and. Hil1cr~st. troiling Woods Public Safety tional one percent contribu- Police re<:elved mforma. Officer Jac!: Treppa and said tionto the retirement system tion that a citizen had last after returning home, he by the non,covered members. seen Heynolds run n in g noticed a vehicle parked in Such provisions will take ef. north between houses Crom Cront of his house. fect July 1, 1974." Hillcrest, east of Frankfort. As he pulled into the Detroit & Northern Savings Cost-of.Uving Adjustment. A ch~ck of the area proved driveway, be spotted a white That' Chapter 16 of the char- negatlve. male with blond shoulder ter "be amended by adding a Search on Foot . l~ngth bair driving his son's new section to provide for However, Woods OffIcers bike out of the open gara~e annual post.retirement ad- Patrick DeVine and Patrick door. H~ chased the culprIt justments to the retirement Fagan began a yard.ta-yard north On Morningside drive allowance of members and Isearch on foot, covering the I to North Rosedale where the announces their beneficiaries, bas e d area in which the suspect youth dumped the bicycle upon changes in the Consum. was last seen. and ran through some yards. it - Police checked the area but were unable to find the youth.

nautical (jifts Browse RICHARD PROMOTED Ray L. Richard, of Bar. and rington road, was recently the promoted to regional mana. ger of City National Bank. Woat 8upplies ship's Mr. Richard, who was pre. • DockleY'1 Sp,ed,... viously assistant vice.presi- I"I' Course pia".') wheel dent, will be responsible for • Sp.rry T0IKide r seven of the bank's braneh Safety 800/ Shoes if .•• offices. He 'joined CNB in • &inoculars 1955 as ta bulating super . It's N.IIt;clll visor and became an assist. • Nau/ical (aut Nice) lamps Jut "ice ant branch manager in 1964. •. 800/ Hea.ors W.'~. Got Itf He was promoted to branch • Marine Publications manager in 1965. member of management in ,1966, and an • Navililotionollnlltumenh officer in 1967. He became • Seth Thomal Maritlo assistant vice.president in Clocks and Bo,o me'. rs 1970, Mr. Rkhard is a mem- PASSBOOK SHIP'S WIlES. FAMOUS HORPOU ber o[ the American .Insti- 5.lIInl Swits wi" tfI. hidden hood tute of Banking, the Rotary SAVINGS effective Club and the Lion Club. per $39.50 VALUE $29.50 Daily interest year annual WRONG WAY • yield Jocke', Only $11.95 .... Value $24.50 You may have the right. of-way in trame, but there's • 19605 Mack TU 2-1340 Ope" Daily '.6. Sat., 5 p.m. Uttle satisfaction dying to prove it. 1 YEAR CERTIFICATES per effective $1,000 minimum year • annual • yield

30 MONTHS CERTIFICATES per effective $5,000 minimum year • annual • yield

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ALL ACCOUNTS COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY. New Passbook savings rate retroactive to July 1,1973.Though we can't automatically increase ., existing certificate rates, you may present your certificate at maturity for re-issue at a new, higher rate, without loss of earnings.

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------ThursdlY, August 16, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pige Five Engineers Set Flood Control Goal WSU's Holden Dies on Aug. 8 ACTION COUJ'\j'TS PROVES THEORY Riches are acquired -not By this fall the U. S. Army "Our goal is U> get all the Face the future realistic. REMODEL NOW! W. Sprague Holden, pro. Professor of English in 1946, ally always-it takes just as by what the world gives- Corps of Engineers and dikes in place before the fessor and chairman of the has been the only chairman much energy to ~ish as to but by what it cannot take Great Lakes communities period of heaviest fall storms department of Journalism at of the journal\1m depart. plan. away. workIn, together on Opera. so as to prevent the flooding Wayne State University, died ment since its formation in tion Foresight will have of low.lying areas which oc. Wednesday, August 8, of a 1949. completed emergency protec. curs when strong winds are heart attack at Providence He was the third Ameri. New loul kiI4il, lion against a pOtential $100 combined with higb lake Hospital. He was 64 years can chosen in 30 years :0 "W-alNZEir codes r..... e tUt milUon in flood damages to levels," General Graves ex. old. . present the Arthur Norman -B~~- JOIU ,rolltf1J Ite lakeshore property. plained. For many years, he helped Smith Memorial Lecture in BELLE ISLE UP'lted prior t. Major G en era I Ernest Operation Foresight is aim. students find jobs on dozens Journalism at The Univer. ~foJ,. ADDITIONS se., or re-re.till,. Graves, Division Engineer ed at protecting 140 sbore of newspapers, both dailies sity of Melbourne, (Austra. \)~ REMODELING Enjoy tllis .". .... of the Corps, North Central areas, totalling 100 miles of and weeklies, including the lia). He was editor of "De- 777.6840 ',I:.~E ment while JOII If' Division, announced from his shoreline. These are the Grosse Pointe News. He was troit in Perspective," a new ~vin, in YOln lM.e". Chicago headquarters the areas where local interests not only an excellent in. quarterly publication of the AWNING CO. IVENINGSG' TU1."44 construction of tempOrary requested Federal assistance structor but also took a Detroit Historical Society. .A" $11>1AND dikes, costing $25 million, and were able to provide the strong, personal interest in His professional member. GROnl PQINliS was 7/J percent complete right.of.way and other local all his students. ships included Sigma Delta Canvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron and that all work was guarantees required by law. Professor H 0 Ide n, who Chi, the Association for Edu. UPDATE YOUR BATHROOM, KITCB, scheduled for completion by Since the program was an. joined the WSU faculty as a cation in Journalism, Detroit the end of September. nOI'!1ced last December the Press Club, Torch Club of FREE ES r'MATES PLUUIIG and ELECTRIC ------ICOl"Ps hos been providing Detroit and the WSU Pr"ss This will IN ,~ui,ec1 befo,e selling 0' r.,.nting. Club. IMMEDIATE DEUVERY :nes engineering advice to af. Name Boutin Y4Hll1y ClKI, fo, Y'"'" aulo induding depreciation or... , ~.. Moon Sh .. fected communities and has Memorial contributions can $1,500.00. If you in.... ' half of this in you. home per Y4HI',t ' N. h supplied them with $6 mil. To COlnlnittee be made to the W. Sprague ....ill be w.1I maintained prolec'ing YOll' home in... ,'m.nl,. Friday "g t lion in materials for dike Holden Journalism SCholar-! Mak. ,h. impro ..em.nl, now 'hal you may enjoy them and a construction, including 11 Woods Mayor Pro Tem ship Fund at WSU in care of LO 7-2293 '760 ~ E, J.ffenon n..... ,"....ner will appreciate a ....ell maintained home. City Police Omcers Don- million sandbags. W he r e Marvin R. Boutin was reo the Wayne state Fund. I • ald Boyer and Jerome Petz local governments lack the cently appointed to thll Corn. arrested two Detroit boys for capability to instan the dikes m it tee on International indecent eXpOsure on Frida)' themselves, the Corps has Municipal Cooperation of the night, August 10, let contracts for dike con- National League of Cities by The officers were on rou. struction. Detroit Mayor, and League tine patrol at 11:30 on Friday Seventy-live miles of pro- president, Roman S. Gribbs. wt.en they saw the two boys tective structures have a1. The council at the regular standing on the flood control ~ady been completed at a meeting Monday, August 6, dike at the foot of Lakeland cost of $16 million. These are unanimou,!y approved a mo.

without their clothes. The protecting against a potential tion that Mr. Boutin send a { boys, it appears, bad been $60 million in flood damages. letter to Mayor Gribbs ac. ," swimming in the lake and Forty miles of additional cepting the appOintment. were drying oll with towels. dikes to be eompleted by the (Mr. Boutin was excused The police otficersyelled end of September at a cost from voting). to the boys to get dressed of $9 million will protect His term expires Decem. and put them under arrest against another $40 million ber 6 upon adjournm~nt of for indecent eXpOsure. Of. in potential damages. the 1973 Congress of Cities, ficer Boyer handcuffed both Operation Foresight initial. (December 2-6) in San Juan, of the boys and took them to ly extended to all of the Puerto Rico. the station, where they were Gr<:at Lakes and Lake St. Mayor Gribbs said, "You giveD their rights. Clair. However, in consulta. will be a member from your Each posted a $2Z bond. tion with local authorities it state to represent its munici. Their court date was set for was agreed not to undertake pal i!1terests on this im- Tuesday, August 28. any emergency protection pOrtant committee." projects on Lake Superior. He also noted NLC com- Some of the larger pro. mittees have three major jects already completed are: tasks including a constant GA.BAGE (lve and a half miles of search for new concepts diking for St. Clair Shores, which will aid in "providing costing $970,000; 10.3 miles a good life for all urban GR.NDER? of dikes at Reno Beach. Americans," a car e f u I c.n Howard Farms, 0., costing weighing of national and $3.6 million; three miles of urban program priorities and diking at Green Bay, Wis., a determination of the "na. costing $927,000, and a $563" tional policies, programs and ~M 000 flood protection project strategies nee e s s a r y to , , PLUMBING8H~ATn"j for Eastlake, O. achieve our goals." 1530 .. KERCHEVAL ' VA 2.9070 Live and let live is merely Limit your speed, motorists recognition of others' rights. -not your chances to live.

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------_--.~-~~~._------~------~_.__ ._.~~ -,' - .. -' - $ - C;;ROSSE PO~NTE NEWS I hurSd ay I August 19, 1'1' j Slate Classes for Han.dicapped Delay Appeals Hearing in Woods Father, Son Net Holes-in-One 'Every loyal golfer's dream now a senior at Acqllinas iin-onc . . . on the same A eb1lcS need DOt be pbyli. aDd Adults haa developed a (Coatinuecl from Page 1)' the structure at present, the Towards the end of the dis- is a hole.in.one. Many never College in Grand RapillS,' {'ourse .. , at the same hole. cally impaired ill order to pre-school program for the At the July 2 meetirlg, some corporal said he issued a vio. cusslon between the council, fulfill this dream, or even popped a hole.in.one at the Never was then~ a truer be developmentally bandi. developmentally handicapped 30 Newcastle citizens com. lation for "Injurious material Mr.' 'Murphy and the resi- come close to it, ,But this ninth green, (185 yards), on I saying, "Like Fath~r. Like c:apped. Theae c:hildren ar~ children of the tri-eounty plained about oil waste which found on thoroughfares," (oil dents, who didn't want an isn't the case of the John the Cr)'"lal Dllwns Country Son" .. , or should It be the of tell .low to leam eertaiD !lrea, agel three to six years. washed from the service ga. in street), to Chrysler Cor. "instant replay" of p r i 0 r McClain family, of Severn Club course, Crystal Lake. other way around? developmental skWJ but with The program is operated rage area onto the street and poration, Highland Park. problems, Mr. Michel, nol road. This ace was scored on July ------the proper instruction aDd by occupaUonal therapists alley during a s tor m on Meanwhile at the hearing: without a touch 'll frustration, Eat your. hearts out. 0 4. Dreamers starve today guidance, mlny ean assume with the involvement of a Th~rsday, June 29. Waste 01,1. City Administrator Chester said, "The building is ava~l. golfer;' of toil. John McClain, Now, on Wednesday, Au. while feeding on tomorrow's their position In a school physical therapist, psycholo- which floated on the street s E. ,Petersen made it dear no $ble for a car dealership an Austin High grad who's gust 8, his father sunk a hole. hope. system. gist and parents. UlUmately. fioodedportion, swallowed up certificate of occupancy can without a change in the ordi. In order to meet the ever the program Is aimed so that a~ut 14 lawns between the be granh'd until the oil spill. nance. If 1 ~an.t rent the ,rowin, need to supply this each child may function at a Sidewalk a~~ the curb. age situation is fixed. He building, what can. I do with 1natruction, Mp.Uopolltan So. maximum level within his The conditIOn of the lot at urged that this mattel be it? Goodyear would be a first Pointe Dodge's' Grand Opening c1ety for Crippled Chlldren degree of handicap. All chil- the southwest corner of Mack taken care of with dispatch. rate lenant." dren receive individual at. and Newcastle was described Th' 0'1 was appar- tention and are involved in as "filthy' and "a nuisance" IS I mess of New Facilities, August 15 by e idcnts in a communi. enlly caused when the. sew~r CORREel' LOGIC Wilson Sets group iIlerapy sessions as .r s c' backed up out of a hOist Pit, well. cation to the. c;,0un II at the (which contain:: a grease and Don't expect too much Sights on WMU The pre-school develop- May 17 meetm",. oil interceptor), came up to from others - remember, menr-progratn is scheduled 'Developments on th.e p~r. floor level and ultimalely 'you've never sel the world Chris Wilson, captain of to begin operaUon Monday, chase of the lot and liability washed the oil with it down on fire. North High's goll team, bas August 20, and will continue for lawn damage are still Newcastle .. -----,.!r~"'''''''@ii~ signed a NatioDal Letter of throughout the year witb pending .. The Chrysler Re.ally "The st;eets mllst hold parI FPORTS FANS!~V ',h!' Intent to atteM We&terft short breaks in _December ~:~f;t:fsn re~~~ o~o~n g~~f~~ of the rain~all so the bas~; I i~ ~ lIic:hifan University. and during the summer to purchase the 1 I m~nts won t be flooded, During his career at North, months. The sessions will . 0 • said Mr. Petersen. He added 81' '" W"llaoo fmiabed third in the meet on Monday, Tuesday, T~e city also has not been the city has not experienced YOU 1972 MIchigan Class A tl)m. Thursday and Friday from a~vlsed on the lawn damag~. this t~pe of trouble, (i.e., the DIDII'" petition, Lilt summer, be 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. City Attorney George Catlm oil interceptor problem) be. nftked as the number one U interested ill enrolling had earlier told the NEWS ufore so "I have to as~ume.IIOW L quaUfied from MIcbl.gan for your child, contact Metro. Pointe Dodge won't assume the lea see or pwnerbas not I tte U.S. Junior' Amateur poUlan Society at (313) 341. liabill.ty fo~ the destruction. maintained the interceptor." • Tournament. Recently, be the city Will pay to replace. Brought to you I 4900. AU classes will be held the sod and lawns. However, He felt It shoul~ b~ cleane~ By TED EWALD I WOll the Western Junior at tbe Metropolitan Society until the oil spill situation is ou! Of plugged if It wasn! I Amateur Tournament at MiI. Therapy Center, 17330 Schae. corrected, the city will not g010g to 'be used. , fON. fer, Detrdt. go ahead with lawn repair Mr .. Petersen also s a I d Dco you know why the' . . s. everyllme the fire t r u c k "bullpen" in a ba.. ball parkl In related mCldents, two leaves on a call it costs $150 is called a bullpen? ... Inl Super Service Is Stressed in Tune With Times f~er complain~s .on coodi. and the truck has made thre~ the oIcI clap, .the lull Dur.• ************** hons at the buildmg were trips down Newcastle road. ham Tobacco Co., !Wt 'ho"1 Pointe Dodge, 20'year.old east- new quarters, demanded by outstand. ,.. * reported to The Woods De- ,Mr. Murphy said although acI",niaing signs on the side new and used auto and truck ing growth over the past two and a partment of Public Safety Goodyear was caught up in fOlK" In mcony, many ball' agency have moved to giant and novel half years. !ast week parks around tho Cfilntry. . a situation not of its making, and a lot of .holr sitns w_ : SKI CLOTHING : On Tuesday, August 7, Mr. he would do everything nec- Iocaled in .he a,.. of the1 Kenneth G. Meade, Grosse quarters, bump -and body. Meade. Currently there are Catlin was told that the in- essary to correct the prob. park w"-re rollef p1tcltolSl Pointe resident and president shop at Gratiot and Gunston, eight salesmen, 15 m'echanics, terior 0: the building was lem. He told some Newcastle warmllCl up ... Tt.ot area I of ,the firm, is the nation's and the used car lot at Fisher and' 10 oUice and clerical covered -with debris. Building residents In the audience he began to be called the "bult-. youngest and one of the car and Mack. personnel. A twofold increase Inspector Earl Wakely went wants to work com pat ably P;l"''', and It', boon that OVIr division's most promising Service will be the top pri. in virtually all departments to the site and found three with the neighbors so they line.. * * * II dealers. ority of the relocated firm, is anticipated. : SALE: young men cleaning the in. could be potential customers Boliov. 't or not, a como. Aided by well known, large. supported by 23 work stalls The dealership also expects terior and dumping debri::; at the service slore. plot, 9-inning big ,"gu. ly eastslder personnel and a in a greatly-expanded and to' at least double its sales ,.. * into a dumpster. As for the parking defici- baseball game was oncol managerial staff of experi- fully-equipped department, from the current rate of 125 A rainstorm on Thursday, ency, 'Mr. Murphy said the • p1ayllClin 51 minut .. ! . . '1 enced thouah also young men "A uniitue canopied drive. new and 100 u~ed cars month. : JACKETS AND PANTS *" August 9, once again brought ordinance requires 18 spaces .~c:: :n~am~,I:'':''~9~':' Meade said, they hope to g~ in area will expedite service ly. Meade had already previ- oil spillage from the building. and "I can come up with 12 I * * * I on growing with the whole write-ups 0 u t d 00 r S. 0 u r ously increased volume 400 were up to $35.00...... -10. Corporal Robert Setchell reo outside and 11 inside." Of • H.r.', a ba .. ball _ord I community, "contributing per- planned 'superm~rkel' effici- percent over predecessors In *' t!'at jUlt ~~n't ... m pol- * * ported oil had run down the the 11, eight spaces would be I sonally and professionalliy as ency ap,?roach m~~udes an I two and a half years at the walk and drive into the street used for servicing aut 0 " Ilb/~, bu. ~t, 'ruo .. ' , T"" good neighbors and business- e~prcss Ime, a waiting room I old locale. He also has added ,.. were up to $50.00 0. -15.*, and westerly along the curb while three would be left 'onhr. Chicago Whit. SOIl I men " wUh free coffee, and other ac- car and truck leasina team of 190. hit only th,", . commodat'ons W'lI 1 ),1 d h l' . "'G towar ds the catch. basin. The over, he added_ He empha. • hotnl runs AU SEASONl . . . "This million dollar invest- I. e a sOl.' ea e, wOlves 10 rosse ,.. were over $50.00 ...... • 0. '20. * fire truck W8S qUIckly called s i zed Goodye;'(f's business I Just Ihlnk, tlto,. have boon I ment is ~lDother positive in. have a ~eady fleet of 10 cars Pomte Park, heads a youlh- to washdown the waste. would not be as "intense" Itim.. in ba.. ball. history I dex of this area's continuing ~or service customers re~ulr- Iul management team. Gen- ,.. ',.. In his report, Corporal Set- as the dealership's. "The 1wh.n OM ployer hit three th tv b li this I mg temporary substllule eral sales manager Charles NOW IN STOCK ,.. ch n 'd Gilbe t M' h f! I b I hOmo run, in on, gam.- grow.. e e ~ve. transp

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Thursd I August 16. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven -_._------, I SUi eel Trio of CCD Theft Elect Pointers Trustees Three y ng men, two of ~Et:KOAY whom had een wortdng for ~~ ~~~~i~Dd ~:wc:u;:~Of Historical Society t:tOURS: the Countr Club of Detroit, Club of Detroit property and Mon., Tues., Wed. OPEN 120 Countr Club lane, were head west on Country ClIrb Three Pointers were re'l the bo~rd of trustees of 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. i1rrested b I Farms police aL Jane. The cal' was occupied centI)' elected to the board Merrill.Palmer Institute and SUNDAY 12:06 a.m. Monday, August Thurs. & Fri. by the trio. of trustees of the Detroit a trustee of Elmwood Ce~e. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 13, as the~Ylwere leaving tbe Tbe policeman said the Historical Society. tery, the G~osse POtnt~ club Pr? rty. They were Human Relahons Council Saturday 10 A.M. ar~':!sted I a car that had driver. Major, made a turn :r~ey are Farms Mayor and the Metropolitan Society 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to defective ~rake lights, and north on Moross toward William G. Butler, ~n at. for the Blind. In addition, he were foun to be in posses. Maclr. On coming to a stop torne-r and p~rtner tn. the .is a member of both the Pric •• Goad thru Aug. 2 lot 5 P.M. sion of st ,en property. at the traffic signal at the law firm of MlIler, Canflel?, American and Detroit Bar intersection, the officer no- Paddock and Ston.e; Dar~1O Associations. W. r... rY. th. ,is!!t to The triojwere taken to the ticed that ,the brake light on D. ~artln, Jr .• ass~stant vice. He was graduated from limit quantiti.,. station anJ released to Det. Phone 885.9839 Marl's car was not operating. preSident a.nd director ~f Yale University and received Earl Fiel~ for further ques. Deburghgraeve said he public relahons for DetrOit his LLB from the Harvard ~..,~.',:4:i' tioning ~d investigation. fj, stopped the car on Moross, Bank and Trust, and Hudson Law School. He has served They had;a $200 toaster ap- pliance inithe vehicle, which north of Mack. Marl was Mead, als~ an attorne.y and two terms on the board of sitting on the passenger side a partner m the law firm of trustees previously. it was sail had been takeD U of dIe front seat and at. Tolleson, Burgess and Mead. M .. t" .d . Th +,{i from the ~lub kitchen. t ti t hid I . r. mllr 10 resl es 10 e Chargee! with larceny Crom emp ng 0 e a arge Harold DeOrlow, of Bu- Park He is first vice-presi. plastic bag between his leet. mingham, also w~s elec.ted dent. and a member of the a bUildint.' according to the detective, are Jeffrey P. The patrolman asked what to t~e board. He IS a vice. board of trustees of the Chil- was in the sack, and Marl pre~ldent at Manuracture~s dren's Aid Society. an hon. Marl, 19, f 21905 Alger, and produced a large, chrome NatIOnal Bank of DetrOit. orary life member of the Randy L;Major, 17, of 21522 toaster, which he claimed and a member of the board Industrial Editors Associa. Shady la~, both of 51. Clair belonged to his mother. of directors and ~reasurer of tion of Detroit and a mem.' Shores, ~nd Richard Lee When asked by the officer the Grosse Pomte Yacht ber of the finance and steer. Barton, of 15031 Manning, 1/. what they were doing at the Club. ing committees of the De- Detroit. i Country Club of Detroit, both Mr. Butler is chairman of troit -Windsor International Patrol?an Gerald De. Major and Marl stated they ------Freedom Festival. burghgr~ve, the arresting LIVE LOBSTERS were employes of the club. d He also Is a member and officer, Slid he was on rou. Deblirghgraeve radioed the former chairman of the pub. , Named to Boar station to phone the club 0 S lic relations committee of manager, Joseph Gunther, to f Bon ecours the Michigan Bankers As. Delar Ilearing inquire it a toaster was miss. sociation, an accredited For Third Time ing from the property. Theodore H. Mecke, Jr., I member of the Public Rela. Deburghgraeve then radio- Ford Motor Company vice. tions Society of America and $ , -- ed for assistance and Patrol. president _ public affairs, a member of the. alumni 99 A WooJs Board of Appeals man Kenneth Pine was dis- bas been appointed to the board. A graduate of Wayne hearing ~n the request of S. patched to the sc~ne. Whlle Bon Secours Hospital board State University, he serves I D. Pal~zolo, owner of the Pine kept an eye on the trio, of trustus. on the WSU Press advisory LB. land at Mack avenue and Deburghgraeve went to the A resident of The Farms, board, an~ is an adj~nct. in-I Fleetwoid, for a variance in CCD, and spoke to a security Mr. Mecke is serving the struetor In commu~lcal1?ns off.stre~ Pdarking re~tuireth- wguhaOrds'al'dHtanheS"luvbanhKaedhrse~vg:greater Detroit area as a at Wayne State. UOlve.rslty. STEHOUWER'S CORN BEEF OR ments i~ Of er to perml e ." member of the board of di- Mr. Mead, a City reSident. construction of an office era I such toasters. rectors of the Traffic Safety is. pre~ident of t~e .Michigan 6 TO building; has been delayed G~Dther was conta~ted and Association, the Zoological HIstorIcal CommISSIOn and a BEEF SIZZLE STEAKS A PKG. $1.89 \Jnce ag.in. verified that MalOr and Society and the United member of the Michigan Bi- The ~ouncil unanimously Marl were employes of the Foundation where he also is centennial Commission. He MADEL YNE'S FROZEN approv~ a motion to post. club. He also disclosed the I a vice-president and mem- serves on the board of trus- pone ttle hearing UDtil the toaster. was taken from the ber of the executive com. tees of the Detroit Artists 10% -OZ. c Monda)'; August 20, meeting. property. . mittee . I Market and is a member of BEEF PASTY',S PKG. 93 Mr. Palazzolo requested the Field said MajOl', Marl and Mr.. Mecke attended La. the Planned 'parenthood postponement because archi. Robertson were releas~ on S 11 C 'I . h.s home. League and Semor Center, MRS. PAULS teetural plaDs were Dot $25 bond each, and will ap- a e o~ege 18.3, I n now Inc. finalized. pear .in COt!rt Wednesday, town, Pbiladelphl , ~ d rd He received his bacca. 10-0Z. c This marked the third September 12, on charges of sefr~~s ~n the school s boa laureate degree from WH- BUTTERED FISH FILLETS PKG. 99 postponement or the lIgaring. laro:-eny from a building. 0 lreC ors. " d Iiams College t\nd his law At the regular meeting Mon. _____. Mr. Mecke JOI~ed F?r degree from the University STOUFFERS day. July 2, the council Men who accept free ad. Motor Company In Phlla. of Michigan okayed a. motion to adjourn ,vice must take their own delphia as assistant manager __ ' _ 7.0Z. c the matter. tu the July 16 niedicine. (If the Southeastern Regional COmmOl- CaltSe. meeting. Then. at the July ._____ Public Relations office and .. SWEET " SOUR PORK PKG. 79 16 meeting, the solons ap. Some have no time to take soon transferred to the Dear- To G,.ve Facts SARA LEE pro\'ed a motioo to adjourn adviee-they're busy selling born otfices where he rose it to AdgUSt 6. it. to his present position. He 8-0Z. c C\lrrently is responsible for Common Cause-Michigan, PKG. ,49 the public relations staff, the the local branch of the oa. MACARONI " CHEES.E Washington staff and the tionlll citizens lobby, an. FROZEN BANK " governmental affairs and nounced, beginning immcdi. II. ~ ~\d' ,. ~ planning staH at Ford. ate1y, it will furnish without SAVE c c 7-0Z.49 \ \lII Mr. Mecke has served Bon charge literature, speakers CHINESE PEA PODS 10 PKG. ~DSS "" Secours Hospibl for the past and a film on state reform i 10 years as a member of the legislation for meetings or ~ Ine advison' board. discussion sessions of civic. MEADOWDALE VANILLA OR CHOCOLATE ----- political and social action communi Startled Thief groups in the Detroit area. "We feel citizens in our • ' 4131 CANYON~ .. ' Makes Tracks area are concerned about the ICE CREAM (Ink need for reform action by I.. re ~ lour State Legislature jn the P A thief had a quick case areas of lobby regulation, •• SAVE of "dropsy" when sta!tied conflict of interest, campaign c "'.,".$eason... OR CASTLE by a Kercheval road reSIdent financing and open meet. WINS 28 li • t S I who spotted him carrying a ings," said Al Swerdow, state SCOTLAND LIMIT ".'1 'pmen a e portable saber saw from her issues coordinator, "but they 9 1 Eq .. property. need the facts about the KG! C THWollc;H AUGUST 25 eel STICKS TJie citizen told Farms Of- existing laws and how they Sllllll)D~DOil ,2,.01. JAR 6 WITH $5.00 or } SHill PADS WIOWELL SKATES ficer Vincent Peters Tues- should be changed." M1llMltAD~ ADDITIONAL 7!' ELaOW PADS W.. WELL STICIS day, August 7, the culprit "Rt)al reform will not PURCHASE . EQUIPIIEMTBAGS IISPEUI STICKS was walking away from the come easily. And it will not Feel. Shoul4er Palls VICTOIIAVILt STICKS garage as she was returning come at all unless ordinary 20OFI VERNOR'S REGULAR from the store. The woman citizens get the message to LIMIT COlli [QUftDT 15% shouted at the alarmed thief their legislators that they SAVE OFF who released the article with wal\.t a new standard of 2 G)OPER .ee •• WIIIWELL dispatch. He was last seen ethical conduct established GINGER ALE 20< PLEASE *EXT SPECIALSKATE SALE! going south on MiApleton on now, not next year." RED HAWAIIAN foot. "Members of civic, social BAUERBUC~ PAIITMUS : Iec. $42.15". $35.15. The culprit was described and political action groups LIMIT SAVE 2 CeMPROUT, Re'. SU5". 54.15 as black about 27-years-old I of aU types must become m. 12< CCMPROFE$SIOIIAL Iec. 7US •• 5U5 around '5-10 taU and 100 volved if meaningful reform PUNCH PLEASE CCIUUSUIG Iec. 3U5 •• 2U5 pounds, and of a thinnish is to. be achi~ved. The fir~t GREEN GIANT W. Ace.pl UsedSiate. as rrade in'. build. He was wearing blue step 1D such mvo~vement IS i LIMiT aI'lI. SPECIAL! jeans with a blue jean type a real under.standmg of. th~ SAVE RIft jacket. Police said nothing problems which now eXist, 3 ST 15c PLEASE * ST IROLa. R $5 25 ... $5.25 anparenUy is missing at this he concluded. .. SWEET PEAS MORTKLAM D '\,I • "...... ec. . ~e Interested citizens and 1I0RTMLAlfDlUSTPRO ec. 5.3'''. U.. community organizations can STOUFFERS BROCCOLI * * * SPEtllAL TEAM DISCOUNT AVAILABLE LE-A-D••TH-E-W-A-Y obtain the fr('e information ..•. LIMIT *.... SAVE 3 PRACTlf[ JERSEYSReg. $1.95 110. $6.95 Set a good example-what and speakers by wr.iti~g to ; . 30< PlEASE i nn t1:. Common Cause - Michigan, .~~ AUGRATIN f you are i uences 0 ,ers lD P.o. Box 3700, Detroit, Mich. lots O 15 or more $5.95 I making them what they are. 48237. MEL.O-CRUST SLICED "'--~--C:--ICI--&:--c:---= h II. SAVE ON ... ,...... S OW CO ectlon WHITE BREAD OU R LOW PRICE CAMELOT fIT' Ii ~~~,a:'~~~~,~,m,I SAVE ON ., ' i collection of 35 salon prints' HOMO MILK OUR lOW PRICE I by Lawrence Marin is now n on display nt the Dossin Great Lakes Museum on HOME GROWN Belle Isle. I The prints depict lesser: , ~known activities along the i. Detroit River including ship' MICHIGAN PEACHES .. I repair, harbor master, fire I .:' I boat, railroad ferrys and un. limited racers. plus other . , scenes not ordinarily seen . n: ,by the layman. ~ You lose time the use of your. car an d'bmey e ellen your tAdempcr. n J IUS• t~ I The exhibit is .'the result! .., n ,of a term requirement lD $ mIght lose a cu,tomer. . . 1 photography for Mr Marin, 00 Thot's why I send my mechanics to a GM Trammg Center. ~hey study the : at Montieth College' Wayne I most up-to-date automotive repair techniqu~s ~~d work .wlth the IQte~~ ! Stllte University. ' ~ equipmem. What's more, as port of Oldsmoblles Total ~rlll~e. ~nvolvement I I It wiJI continue througli . Program, they also attend classes given by the Oldsmobile dIVISion to learn November, 1973. The Dossin what's new. The way I see it, the more they know about your cor the better n Great Lakes Museum ~s open I they'll fix ,t. .,. . Wednesday through Sunday Another t~ing we're doing to improve service IS checking .~nd double.~heck,"g. from 10 a.m, to 5:45 p.m. every job 90in9 out of the shop to make sure that It s done right the I ------I ~ . first time. That way, you come back because you wont '0. Not because you ~ave to. MICHIGAI ',' ;: e~;~~:y';:~tYou Bade Because ,he Job Was Done MEA' , Wrong. We Want You Bade Because ,he Job Was STAIDAIDS Done Right' Exclusively

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'ag' Eight GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday, August 16, 1973 i Name NH Juniors to Honor Roll S h I F d A ., hi I' Using compliments as a I am the gf' shepher~: WATER MICHIGAI C 00 u.n s . re .4val a e handle, there are mighty feV( the good 6hep rd giveth hiS ------d doors that can't be pried life for the sh p. MEAT G, Bruce Feighner, princi., Dougall, Laura McMahon, In a reminder from Wash. 1958 and the Higher E uca'l open. (S John 10:11) HEAlER' pal of North High, recently Mary J. McQueen, Mary K. ington, Congressman Lucien lion Act of 1965. STAMDARDS announced the complete McQueen, John Meier, Carol N. Nedzl, (D.Mich.), pointed Application forms may be honor roll for the school's Michaelson, Cynthia Mickas. out the availability of limited obtained at financial aid or. I ~ew EOdlan Exclusively eleventh graders. Mary Jo Mlserendino, Mau. funds for ~tudents who wish fices of post.secondary insH. 1.. I!t at They are Eric Adrian, reen Monaghan, Lisa Moran, to continue their education tutions, high school guidance Carol1ne Allen, Judith Allen, Kathryn Moyer, Robert Mul. after high school, according offices, post offices, State Clam Bake: Elitobeth Anderson, Randy linger, Frank Munaco, Joy to a news release from his employment offices, Studenl Please Maire Re:;ervatiotif Arickx, Kristine Aro, Cyn. M una C 0, Patricia Nacey, office. Special Services projects or . thia Ashton, Ted Azar, Lucy James Nellis and Louis "Tbe Basic EducationalOp. by writing Box G, Iowa City, Thursday, Friday and Stlfurdtll 15304 ICUCH£VAl • VA 2.1/0'0 Babcock, D i a n e Badala. Neuder. portunity Grant program au. Iowa, 52240. HOlmemodeNow Englond Clom Chowder, Sl:t:ed ClGm. mente, Karen Bagwell, W.en. Continuing, Mark Nichol. thorized by Congress will pro. To apply for a Basic Grant, or Shrimp Cocktail, whole live Moin. Lobtte .or Lobster 1 'll t Toil.. Corn on Cob or Ioked polol.. ComPete dinHr dy Barr, Sandra Battamo, son Ann Oberski, Nancy Olis, vide more than $122 million a student mus t fI ou ali I Including 5Olod, reli,h•• and bev.ragel. Mary Beauvais, Mary Beech. Eri~ Olsen. Daniel Ottoni, to nearly one.half million "Application for Determina. lei SKAIING er, Mary Bentson, Cathy Kimberly Paine, Denise Pa. students," he said. tion of Expected Family Con. AI THE HfW Rerchem, Robert Beyer, quette, Lynn Parenl, Chris. The funds are for grants, tribution." Within a month'l SMORGASBORJ) GROSSE POINTE COMMUNITY RINK MichaeL Bod n e r, Barbara topher Paton, Christine Pde. not loans. and are based he wilt be notified of the tHU.SOA~ l' AM. I. I '.M. Bokram, Rebecca Bowles, man, Jonalhan Pepper, Lisa upon a showing of financial amounl of his family's ex. Sundays from fllOl\~ EVlNlNGS • ,.. '0 r.M. Lisa Brey, Mary Ann Broni. Pinkos, ~ebQrah Pittel, John need. This year the program pected contribution. This no 1~00 p.m. till 9:00 p.m. SAT ... SUNDAY AfTllNOOHS 2 '.M, to 4 '.M. kowski, Timothy Brooks, Puleo Nancy Puttcomer, is limited to first.year full. lification is submitted to the $UHOA~ EVINIHG • to 10 '.M. (Aduh, only) hi .. _ ...... IU..clOO Susan Brown. Daniel Brown. Elain~ Queller, Michael Ra- time students who are begin. school of his choice, wbkh Dandng Fricla, &. ~dIy ing, Doris Bruno, Debra I doiu, Anthony Randazzo, Les. ning their education after then calculates the size of THE COACIIMAN Brush, Lori Burns, Jeffrey lie Rauen, Timothy Reilly, July I, 1973, at any approved the grant to which he is en. Delfoi,'. lined 17 p-. bond. Ca1catera, Joann cardani'l Susan Rei n h a r d, Marlin college, university, vocalion. titled. I Thursday e.~ning 9p.m. Brian Carnaghi, Clayton Car. Richards, Paul Rinke, Renee' al sCho?l, technical institute. Admi"ion included wi;. dinner. son, Joyce Carson, Nancy Rivard. Vivian Rob e r t s, or hospItal school of nursing'l FREE I Highwav 21, In Forest Onto Cavanagh, Elizabeth. Ch~se, Jam!'s Rohrkemper, Thomas An estimated.1:75 miltion stu. . Your Host MIKE BRUNTON Tel. 873.239.5 Canada Stephen Chorny, Benlla Clar. Rollins, Martin Roy, Robin dents are ehglble to apply. (Form.. l)' Owner of Captain Shumwav.) avino and Kevin Clark. Ruosell, Christine Salvaggio, These grantS' do not reo (With Purchase of Kit) • Partie. • 8anquet Fociliti~s and Maeling Room I, ATTENTION GOLFERS Others are Thomas Clinton. Lillda Sandercott, Marion place other federal programs D.coupa •• ' •Dining Daily • Accommodation, 10' Business lu'P'eons Weekend in Canada Susan Clogg, Joanne Clos, Sandmair. Barbara Savage, providing funds to ~ludenls, Cia •••• at • Pool Side Po,ties. Patio Borbetue. Boot Dockage, James Connolly, M i c he I e Matthew Savage, Mark Sca. but rather are supplemenls and Show .., Facilitie, We offer you a Golfing weekend in CANADA Cook, Ka:.-en Costakis, Pam. pini, David Schadler and to them. ., '/ fl /J ' , e Inqui,e About Boot Club Rende.ous Only 90 miles from Detroit ela Counen, Mark Craig, Ann Marlene Schmid. The program, made possi.' b C-. C. • (Othe, Excellent Suggestions-Sleaks & Seatoodl. four excellenl courses wi'hin minutes Curtis, Margaret Curtiss, Concluding the list are ble under the Education I 'I lie 'In 01 ou' Motel. Plu, miles and mil.. 01 Public beach on Loh Hu'on. ,Andrea Danas, Wendy Dan. Mark Schmidt. Lynn Schu. Amend~ent of 19?2, is the Enroll now, begins in forth, Do'.'na Dangelo, Ron. bert, Mary Seski, Lieda newest!~ a I~ng lme of stu. mid-Sepfember aid DaVid, Cathy Dean, Shamie Michael Shook Lisa den t fmanclal programs. _ Supplies • Prints Gregg Decesare, Gerardina Simon 'Carolyn Sla;inski Others include the National _ Barnw_d Frames Deperro, ~avid DiLoreto, Amy Slaven, Michael Smith: Defense Edu<'ation Act of Mary !>?garl~, Douglas Dol. Stephen Smith, Renay Sta. ------• Multi.Croft Classes also tOO N. RIVER ROAD ..,' . en.g~wskl, Mlchaer Donahue, nard, Richard Steiger, Paula NH Trackman 821-8166 ,~. WONG'S ;'U. Clemens, Mich. 48043 !:DIN Wilham Duncan, Du~ Dutch. Stemczynski, Jane Stevens, 1205 Wayitum in the Pm :...~ .. er, Ahmet Erozencl, Cath. Catherine Straetmans Heidi Runs for EMU ..?..,"." A.erican & Cantonese Food ------_._------CARRY OUT SERVICE Bulln ... _ I erine F:urs" !ane~ Evansk,i, Strek, Myla Study,' Mary Eastern Michigan Univer. Nane~te Flhppelh, Chene Swan, j) ani e I Szewczyk, sity track coach Bob Parks ~, . A" foods in Special men'~ Flemmg, Sally Forrester, Diane Szewczyk Amy Tay. recently announced the sign. •••••••••••••••••••• ••••• Keep Hot ContainelS l.unt:h! • •••••••••• • ,..... -"N t~,. .. 1\ •. m ...l0 ,_11ft: M~ry Ann Fricko, Daniel lor, Lynn Taytor, Roberl ing of nine trackmen to na . .... , 11 •. "' .•11,10 ., ..... Sot. '2 ~11:20 ...... FrIend, Charles Frohman, Thomsen William Touscany tional letters of intent. One • • . s4.n. 12 .- • 10 .• m. CleMd MottcI;oy Michael Fuller, Janette Ga- Sandra Trandell John Trask' Pointer, Tom Przeslawski of • Explore the past, • ".7.9196 . bel, Libby Gemuend, The<)' Tracey Tuck E~ic Van Hee' North High was among the • • 24851 _ Harper,, MileSt...... Clair10 _ Shor•• dore Georgeson, Jack Gibson Karen VanHoet Peter Van: nine. . and Robin Glasser. Home Mary V~nker Sherry Przeslawski was a member • • Still others are RolSert VanL~ven Susan V~nVleck of North High's Class A State • • 1 Gould, David Graham, Philip John Ve~meulen, Claudi~ Championship m 4 1e relay • !~I~~.k~~b~!~~O!beL • The paddle-wheel Suwanee round the lagoon. Hire a Model T or carriage [0 1lI G u 1St ella, John Haas, Vovak, Nancy Vroom, Susan team. Although he was ill • CHINESE GOLDEN Thomu Ham mer, John Wallstrom Jonathan Web. most of the outdoor season, • poke down quiet village streets. Or, stop and browse in historic • AND I Hampton, Katherine Henry, ster Rob~rt Wheeler Linda he came back to run the •• shops, stores and homes of famlJus Americans. Everything you'll Sarah Hibbard, Shelly Hill, WhltUngham D a vi 'd Wi!. third leg in the mile relay see is the real thing ... saved from yesterday for YOUT enjoyment • Sherry Hill, Krista Hoeper, Iiams, Neil' Williams Carol victory. • wday . • I\MERICANUUDDHA Randell Hol1enstine, Ronna Wright, Deb 0 r a h 'Young, Coach Parks is trying to • And, you needn't drive hours to do • DISHES Jacobs, Marie Ja:'a, John Linda ZaccardelIi, Karen Za. fill what he considered a • it. Just a quick trip out to \l'orld...-" • Jerome, Paul Johns, Andrea leski, Stephen Zaranek and weak area for the Hurons • famous Greenfield ~ • Featuring the very finest in Cantonese disnes for Johnson, Julie Juenemann, Barbara Zech. last season, the 88O.yard • Lundleons and 'Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails .. L i n d 8 Kasiborski, S usa n range, and he is confident Village ... where ..r:::::;;;; ~~mnnJ ' Amcr{can history «. , " Kelly, Theresa Kelly, Robert that Przes13wski will be able • l~! ...... ~ Fri. & Sat., II '=I.m. to I Pa T °b t comes to life. i. ." Keppler, Kadra Killebrew, ~Y"I u e , to help. • Mon.-Thurs., II a.m. to 12 • Plan a visit soonl Sunday 12 to 12 Patricia King, Mark Klein. (Qlnlinue4 from Page 1) I smith, Frederick Klingbeil, cilities; creating new facili- • COCKTAIL LOUNGE COMPLETE ARTTuellER Jeffrey Knorr, Gary Ko. ties and perpetuating his EXCAVATING • Near Whittier. Ample Parking. c.rry Out Se"ice packa, M i c h a e I Kosinski, name through living memori. • Greenfield Vtllage Sewer & Water tine • A non.~profi:. ~dlACational inuiturion 16340 Hlrpe; 881.6010 Robert Krause, Douglas als, as may be determined 'Krieger, Leslie Kujawski, from time to time by the REPAIR & REPLACEMENT • D.arb:>rn, Michi~an 48121 ------Robert Lambrecht, Leigh Friends of the Ubrary. 'IIEE ESTIMATES Line, George Lasher, Karen 771.8721 • •••••••••• Lawlis and Jane Lightfoot. Be it further resolved that More are Nancy Lindow, this Board extends to his Kathleen Loafman, Mary family its sincerest sympathy PlAN YOUR 3.f)AY HOLIDAY Lynch, Joan Macri, Thomas upon their bereavement, and, Be is further resolved that Mahoney, Julian Maire, Dan this Recital and Resolution IN GOLf AND TENNIS COUNTRY Malafouris, Susan Mallard, John Mandich, Veronica Man- be made a part of the per- 72 HOLES OF CHAMPIONSHIP' GOLF H zaroli, David Marstiller, Cath. manen~ records of ,this Board, and that a copy thereof be FEATURING THE WORLD-RENOWNED erine Martin, Laura Martin, embossed. and present.ed to Catherine Mascarln, Perl Ma. HIGHLANDS' ROBERT TRENT JONES COURSE vian, Deborah Maxey, Robert his family as a tribute to him. Boyne COuntnJ MICHIGAN .Maxon, A man d a Mazer, Then. therefore, in .:lceord- , TWO OF THE NATION'S MOST LUXURIOlJii RESORTS. Keith McAslan, Tracey Mc- ance with this Resolution, we \ '/ BOYNE MOUNTAIN LODGE AND BOYNE HIGHLANDS INN. have ,this ninth day of Au. Nedzi Appears gust, 1973, at a special meet. ing of the Board, held in l GOU (or TENNIS)'PACUGEPLAHS On TV, Aug. 19 honor of Robert McDaniel I Congressman Lucien N. Orr, authorized an initial ap. THREE DAY PLAN INCLUDES DAIL Y: Unlimifed golf on any Nedzi, (D.Mich.), will be the propriation for the Fund, and A fox isquick (0 to 50 in 10seconds). It's straight in itstracks (SpeciOI ...Lking- Boyne Country faurses 0' tennis on hard, guest on the Lou Gordon will enwurage all citizens of surefooted (front-wheel drive). Thissly, steering systems). And it eat much and surface courts, lodging, breakfast, dinner Show at 10 p.m. Sunday, this community to pal'tici- does1: up - PLUS - heated oufdoor swimming pools. August 19, on Channel so. pate in this most worthy cunning sedan can take the sharpest tums (23 miles per gallon}. Best of 01, for $95 fishing, hiking •• huffleboard. evening cause. Per Person. entertainment. and 10 much more! Nedzi, a high.ranking memo nimbly (sports car type steering a reasonable p'ice you ObI. oc£upancy in g ber of the House Armed and suspension).It can stop can catch the Fox. Foursom..ormore. C7j;/ services Committee, has just concluded hearings on pc;s. Clinton's Gain ,I CONFERENCES? Over a 'Core of meeting room.. ~ (Continued from Page 1) exhibifion halls and full service. for conventions. . sible involvement of the CIA boltrd of directors' meeting1. or sales $Cminan in the Watergate affair. "an ex~cllent player - as for 2 10 1,000 persons! As chairman of lhe Special good as any boy I've ever Subcommittee on Intelli. bad. She had an accurate gence, Congressman Nedzi arm and was thinking all lhe WRITE.- WIRE.- PHONE for ~ OEP; NP 80U86 COuntru resl!rvat,ons and mform.flOn , :. '" :J has called as witnesses John time." BOYNE MOUNTAIN LODGE. BOYNE FALLS. MICH. 49713' Ehrlichman, Richard Helms, IIfr. McFarland said rpec- G. Gordon Liddy., John Dean, tators used to aslc: him if PHONE: (616) 549.2241 LIGHTED. PAVED. 4200 FOOT AIRSTRIP Dr. Jam e s Schlesinger, Ginny ever smiled. "She Charles Colson and H. R. smites befom and after the Haldeman, among others. games but not during them. When she plays ball, all she thinks about is baseball." Ginny has been asked back and will be playing with the \ Dusters next year. ,But as m.ll.n/~;,.'~ for lhis fall • • • foolball JefferSon Ginny? €olonnabt family owned Restaurant St. Clair Shores 24223 JeHenon A"eni. BEFORE'IIAFTER T doyt 0 WHir, 7 D.m.'" p.m. CHIMNEY SERVICE '.-nl, - ••IJK"'" - ~nitnney GERMAN SPECIALTIES c.w.n- - II'tdI'tfffO'Of ~St,.,.",. - ~ c.rr.ctM - rue" '.-ii'll""" AMERICAN 'AVORITES - I'l"""'" ClHItOd .. .opol...t. ... Theid.ol, intimal. plo,olor Advance Maintenance tho ••• pocial small portie, IU-UJt '. Phon. 779-4720

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--- •••• • R Thur, y. August 16. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig, Nine Use expe ~!ce of th.e past SHUNNED to masler ~e presenl, or Tb. 1._ who...... In Slate "Ask The Lawyer" Show you'll be a slave to the fu. double-dealing soon find5 I . COMPLETE ELECTRONIC ture. that hi. case .is bopeless. Obituaries WTVS. Channel 56, willi to participate in the show DE-BUGGING SERVICE Ipresent another live "Ask include Delroit attorney My. Hec 'Y Duty ASSOCIATED TUTORS HENRY C. PARSONS investment C!ompany~ the Lawyers" telecast at 9:30 zeU Sowell, Bloomfield Hills Who else knows your business? Is your TIAS" BAGS Professional Tutoring by Funeral services for Mr. He was a member of the p.m •• today, AU'lIIt 16. attorney Daniel C. Devine office or home as privat. as you think? $5.01 per 100 tertified teat hers at rea- Parsons. 5'1, of Westchester Grosse Pointe Club and .. rv, The half.hour public iD. and Barbara B. MacKenzle Inquire by tontading D4lverecl sonable rates in your home road, were held SAturdey, ed as secretary.treasurer of formation program, second of Pe~O$key. . , - aI/subjects - all levels. August 11, at the Verheyden the Old Cluh. for 23 years: in a series of 13 live' shows,. Takmg lhe viewers ~alls 8811.0867 .548-2700 Funeral H 0 me and 1m. .He is SurvIVed by his wif~, will feature a three.member at the .Channel 56 SWitch. UNLIMITED INVESTIGATION manuel Luhteran Church in Rulh M. and 1I nephew. Wi!. panel of attorneys which will board ~ill be ,:olun!eer legal Licensed and Bonded Detroit.. He died Tuesday, liam J. Crou!.. give unrehearsed answers to secretarIe~ a.cling ill ~eh.alf Detective Agency August 7. Interment was 10 Mt. El. questions on ,the law the of the Michigan ASSOCiatIOn Phone: 526-3210 A native D'!troiter. Mr. Iiott Cemetery. legal system and the ~ourts, of Legal Secretaries. I Parsons was product man- " .. • as they are phoned in by -.------.-.-.-.-.---.-.-.-.-.--. ager of international opera. GERALD M. VANRIPER. program viewers. • •••••••••••••• ,LEiSING ~ tions for Sperry.Vlckers Cor. Funeral servicefl for Mr.. CHEVROLET • poratioo in Troy. VanRiper, '11, of stephens Robert Popa, Detroit News ..... TED EWALD He was a member of the road, were held Friday, Au. staff writer. will moderate • • .E~SONALIZED FOR ••• Engineering Society of De. gust 10, at the Verheyden the shO'll, querj'ing the panel : I. Pr••• t. Presea' • troit, the Society of Automo. Funeral Home. He died Wed. with questions phoned in by DlDIVIDVAL OR FLEET tive Engineers and the Ameri. nesday, August 8, in Georgian the public. can Society of Mechanical EaAst Nursing Home. Lawyer panelists scheduled • VIRGIL (MOEl WHYTE • EnHgin~ers. . ,_.I b his :1 vanR~~~ve ~~,Ml~i~:~~~. \ ------• A. Sal... aa .1. e Moa'lI • 0.,£1 YOUlI'74 .ODEL lOW! e IS SUlVlV'- .... ~. wue, of the senior Men's Club Pointers Win " Ann; two sons. William and of Grosse Pointe. FROM James; thr~e daughters, Mrs. He is survived by his wife, I'" Net Action • TED EWALD • Judy Collins, Mrs. Donald Marlon; two daughters, Ju. '74 PII IV Bendure and Edith; his moti). dith and Karen and a son Debbie Mascarin of The • • '207.50. cr. Mrs. Carl B. Parsons, two Richard. Shores won the 18 and under • si&ters, a brother and two Memorials ma)' be made to singles in the River Forest • CHEVROLE T • '7.~.(OLI granddaughters. the Michigan Cancer Founda. Junior Tennis Tournament Intennent was in Wood. tion or the charity of your Monday.Saturday. August 6. • • (O."IEI'Al $169.50. lawn Cemetery. choice. 11, in River Forest, Ill. ' VI1:IGIL (MO"') WHYTE 15175 E. Jeffenoa VA 1.2000 • • • Interment was in White ...... At ..... iate Cmae PIe Puk • '74.AIOUIS MRS. IRENE M. BAYER Chapel Cemetery. She deteated SU:l Briggs,. , • Funeral services for Mrs. • .. • of Rock Island, 111.,6'4,7.5 .••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $149.50. Bayer. 80, of CadiellJt road, MIL ANGUS M. KIRCHNER Debbie then teamed with ------__ 8R~t,GHA. were held Friday. August 10, Funeral services for Mr. Kris Fulgenzi of The Farms at the Verbeyden Funeral Kirchner, 73, of Touraine to win the 16 and under '74 OUGAR Home aDd St. Clare of Mon. road, were held Thursday, doubles. They dumped Wendy tefalco Church. She died August 16, at tbe Verheyden Burkhardt, of Toledo, 0., II( $126.50. Wednesday, AugUst 8, in Bon Funeral Home. He died Mon.. and Sandy Tumas, of Sacra- 8eCOurll Hospital. day. August 13. in St. John mento. Cali!., 6-4, 6.3. '7 •• 0ITEGO MI SI19.50. Mrs. Bayer was involved Hospital. Meanwhile, Anna VanWal. i in many Catholic organiza. Bam in Detroit, Mr. Kir. lagharn of The Woods cap. tions includLlg the Bon St- chner is survived by his wife, tured the 10 and under '74 'HUIDERSIID $175.00. cours Guild. st Mary'S Alum- Irene; two sons, Angus M. singles by defeating Jane ni aSSQCiation, the League of Jr. and Bruce; two sisters, Killian of Milwaukee, Wise., PlUS OTHER MAKES AND MODELS Catholic Women. the Jesuit and six grandchildren. 6-0, 6.1. seminary Aid Association Interment was in Resur. ----- ,All AIR CONDITIONED UNITS and the Dominican Sister of recfion Cemetery. Always look to the future WITH FUll FACTORY EQUIPMENT. the Sick Poor. She also was .. .. • and progress can be doubled. 2 YEAR ClOSED END. PlUS"% USE TAX a member of the Native MRS. MELVA:H. ABBOTI' , •••••••••• Detroiters. Funeral servIces for Mrs. 'RAYNAL She ili survived by two Abbott, 80 of Oxford road, • I. sons, Walter A. Jr., and were held Wednesday. AU-II "tHlltOUIIntAf FRANKADAM Charles M.: a daughter, Mrs. gust 15, at the Pete!s Fun.. IllVlClIUILT" • . LINCOLI.MERCUI' '1beodore Burns; 10 grand. '::;, ~::~t ~~~i:i:: l~~~• HSIIICE rmll • children. and one great. Nursing Home.. • 130 KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL gr~~~~:~t was in Elmwood Born in Detroit, Mrs. Ab. •• NEW'73 I Al ~IN, Leasing Mgr. TU 1.5000 bott was the wife of the late • • I cemetery.. • • O. J. Abbott. She is survived. .CHAIGEI s.L I .....""'OWEN by one daughter. ~nn and. 0.,..""'" one sister. ,I '369. 9 • Funeral services for Mr. Interment was in White. flaIIWrlWKm _ III .1 HIR•• OW- Owen, 63, of University Chapel Cemet~ry. I Stlt...... IIL E.~ • place, were held M(lUday, Au. • • • I ordIr ~ MIc1IIt.... • IHI POLAROID 1•• 70 gUit 13; at the William R. MRS. EDNA N. SALAS • =.:=..~=e..= • IHamilton Company. He died Funeral services {or Mrs. • ~V~~~~¥l: _ The World's Most Advanced Camera Frirl~y, August 10, in Bon Salas, 71, of McKinley road __ ,_ ...-r .. ", ••• secours Hospital after a were held Thursday, August ~ lIIIlIte_1lL I short illness. 9, at the Verheyden Funeral I '13 COLTSOIllSPUf _ Born in Utica, N.Y., Mr. Home and Sf. Paul's on the .. liiiIiiiiiilliiililiiiiliiiii. Owen bad been in the Detroit Lake Churcb. She died Tues- - • area since 1930. He was a day, August 7, in Cottage • NEW 73 • former credit manager of the Hospital. • PllMOUlH fURl.:11 • Sheraton Cadillac and Whit. She is survived by one • • tier Hotels and was an ab- sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Bosch _ '3021 I Gams who Just lowered his heating bill. stractor for the :Burton TiUe and (Oile brother, Edward L. • _ '402. MOV...... • and Abstract Company and VanLier. 4110: __ •• __ ._. the Lawyers TiUe and Ab- Interment was in Wood- • ::-.::. =-litiM~: • Larry Hardin, that's who, by making sure efficiency this ileatin'g season. Equally stract Company lit the time lawn 'Cemetery. I _.- ...... _. I his Gas furnace will be in tip top operating important, he'll be saving Gas and money, I condition this winter. Larry Just had a 100. of r:~d~~~ is survived by I MICHIGAI _I :::'-941." _. ---- .- licensed heating contract.or make a You can do the same. if you're one of our his wife, Marian B., and two ~y AL thorough prewinter inspeclion of, his Gas home-heating customers. We're sending brothers. MRAT. leA T NAL • furnace. Things tike belts, motor, blower, you a card with the name of a licensed Memorial tributes may be IIHi I...... • burners,. pilot, fhermostaland filter. The hesting c'onlractor who serves your, area, ,! ., " :~d~:~ American Can- SIAIDAIDS I DODGE. I man made adjustments where necessary, and a complete checklist he'll follow when started and tested Larry's furnace for inspecting your furnace. We strongly rec- Interment was in Wood. Exclusiyel, : PLYMOUTH : pruper performance, and recommended ommend that you contact him-or any lawn Cemetery. at. DWEI I repairs if needed. Larry's really tickleq to licensed hea!ing contractor-and have know his furnace will be operating at peak JULES •G.•ROFFMAN• _ "OJ Chahn.r.41211 • your furnace checked now. ~ Funeral services for :Mr. _ I "' ,..... • HoHman, 78, of LIncoln road, • , 526-1. I MICHIGAN CONSOUDATED GAS COMPANY were held Tuesday, August I "'::'::M::'''' _ We care about your tomorrow. 14, at the Verheyden Funeral Home. He died Saturday, Au- . gust 11. in .Jennings Memo- Leav~, Your Order Now For rial Hospital. A nativ6 Detroiter, Mr. Priority Delivery Later in Hoffman retired in 1972 as the when available vice-president of Capital Re. \#011, search Company. a California EASTLAND SPOTLIGHTS the ... ; in Michigan

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Pege Ten . , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. August 16 1973 f Seek Offices ,in G.P• Woods Still 3 Games for Tiger Bmes Kennedy Crtuh Injure, Pointer Ten individuals have ta~en Petitions for three regular Residents who would like It was revealed if the bus A Grosse Pointe itrl, Mary overturned, injuring four of 1974 .i out nomination petitions for council terms and one un. to take a Lake Shore bus to line receives enough reo ScbJaft, 23, WI' iDJw'ed MOD' the occupants. the office of councilman in expirell term, plus those for Tiger Stadium for three re- sponse, service will be pro- day afternoon, AulWlt 13, in Be.ide. Mias S c h 1a r f, The Woods, while two have mayor and municipal judge, maining F rid a y evening vided for the August 31 con- an auto aCeldent on Nan. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. INITA LEAI~ obtained petitions for mayor were available Wednesday, games may sUll do so. test with Cleveland, the tueket Island, Mass. The car, Nelson Sehlaff, of Maumee and one for municipal judge August 1. All petitions, which September 14 game a(aiMt driven by the son of the late avenue, three other girls and through Monday, August 13. must be signed by not less Milwaukee and the 8eptem. Senator Robert F. Kennedy, David Kep.nedy were injured. O.IlDD .ow I.i At this tUlle, no petitions than 100 nor more than 150 Thieves Snatch ber 21 cont~st with Boston. Joseph P. Kennedy, m, ~, FOa RPI'. r bave been com pIe tel y registered electors, must be The youths were taken to However, no buses are Cape Cod Hospital In Hy- checked for verification, it is turned in by 5 p.m., Monday, ~ IJ:LIVBIlY ! Outsid~ Items , scheduled to be sent it less annis. One of the accident reported. September 10. Has Chance Two Woods residents con. than 20 people respond. victims, Pamela Kelly, 19, of ------, The regular council terms tacted The Department of If the buses run for those F Centerville, Mus., was re. . .. lis run from November 1973 to T Public Sa f e t y Monday, games, they will depart from or Big rip ported in serious condition. '74 JIAIIIV .~.:: November 1977, while the CarlSSlnu Ro A1lgust 8, to report larcencles The Woods Municipal Build. The other youths were treat. unexpired term is from No. it .. ' p of outside arUcles. lng, ($2 a person round trip), John C. McCaUn, of Severn ed and released. In GPSA lay vember 1973 to November and the SI. Clair Shores road. Is eligible to win _free • 1975.The term for mayor also A Manchester road citizen Joseph Kennedy has been '74 COITIDItAL '1&5.10 ••. Municipal building, ($2.50 a trip to Scotland and $1,000 In charged with "operating a is from November 1973 to said someone snatched a person round trip), at 7 p,m. cash as a re.ult of scoring a The lirst place division A white jockey boy about three motor vehicle negligently so November 1975. SEMTA urges all residents hole-in-one at the Crystal tie in the Grosse Pointe and one.half feet tall from tb8t the lives and safety of '74 MAlQUIS Nomination petition forms to call In advance and make DOWDSCountry Club. Softball AssocIation has been her front lawn sometime be. the public might have been 'are ava ilable at the city reservations no later than His ace qualified bim for •• OUGIWI $14&.... : ~hattered 8S Carissimi dump. tween 11 p.m. Sunday, endangered." A court ap- clerk's office, The Woods Thursday noon before the the Rusty Nail Hole.in-One -tUI.~ !lI-nrOIUl C'.... DI foWl ed SChavi's, 8.2, on Satur. Municipal Building, 2 0 0 2 5 August 5, and 7 a.m. on the pearance is expected. Friday game. The Lake Sweepstakes, a national com- day, August 11. Mack avenue. 8th. It was valued at around Shore Division number is lJttition sponsored by the DILEMMA Prior to that contest. Fon. $75. IAiT LIICOLN-IEIC1JIf tana Brothers blasted Art 822.9518. In the event of a Drambuie Company of Edin. Life is not a bed of roses UEC DAWIDOWICI, .. 34GO L JDfIIIOI Van, 10-4, on Monday, Brownell Sets I Meanwhile, a Hunting~on cancellation, the Authority burp, SCotland. The winner -even those who do nothing 25M •• nl-alSO 3 _ raOM DOMTOWI. Augult 6. By doing so in thIs I road resIdent told pollee will Worm those who made ( will be announced early next worry about what I10t to do rescheduled game, Fontana Student Sign-up Isomeone removed a sun dial reservations. year., next. ~ knocked Art Van auf of a on a cement pedestal from . her property. The dial, of tbree.way tie lor firs!. This S t u den t s new to the unknown value, weighed set the stalle for the Carls. Brownell MIddle SchOOl at. slml.Schavi contest. t d about 60 pounds. BILL REPPER' •. .'; In other action, red.hot en ancearea who will be B. McDaniel Gun'Shop entering grades 7 or 8 in Uve up to your ideals or Carisslmi swept two games September may register at the chances are they'il come lrom the Marauders, 4-1, 8.3. the school office at 260 Chal. down. DOWNTOWN'. FOF:D to advance to the playoff fonte avenue weekdays be. U. EXPERT GUN REPAIR flnals. t I Who Carlssiml will play ween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. A remain, the question as copy of the student's blrth FURNACES • GUNS Invite. You,To See Dick Warn • Kel.A.Brew and Schavi's certificate and his most re- • ACCESSORIES For Your Next New or Used car. 'put • twln.bllt Keg.A-Brew cent report card sbould be & BOILERS won the first g8me, 1.0, brought along. • "you .hoppeel and havo 0 price in mind, ~~lco while Sehavl's took the night. Orientation for new seventh •• ,1 ..... us an otterl .' , up, 6.1. grade students from the ' The GPSA's Al1.Star "ame Barnes and Monteith areas 0JMfI T"•• , and Friday • a.rn. t•• p.rn. • ehouffeur Se~lce to Your Downtown 0Hic~! or .. and for all other new stu- aDd 1ealuepl'~nic is sched. dents to Brownell this fall Man., Wed., Th,,". 9 a.rn. Ie 6 p.m. lOST IAJOt Downtown Shopping Are.. &lIedfor Sunday, Au,ult 19, wlll be held In the "ym. Sat"ntay • a.rn. Ie .. p.rn. at the Edward Hines Park. .. CIlIll CAI.S 1833 E. JEFFERSON ,. IIt' t to be In t 12 nasium from 10 a.m. to 11:30 I 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1.1200 ACCEPTED A Good Man ! I.e I a noon. a.m. on Wedneseday, Sep. , tember S. The firat day of To Know WO 3-4700 ; DB, GALL PROMOTED school will beglo at 8:45 a.m.

I Park, DavIs " Company on Thuraday, September 6. recently announced the pro., Class schedules and other motion of Dr. Edward J. Information concerning the Gall, of Van Antwerp road, opening of sehoe! will be tile new position ot dlree. mailed to all .tudentl cur. tor of the ,enerallaw section rently enrolled on Tburaday, BUYING A SECURITY SYSTEM? of the legal division. Dr. Auguat 23. Gall 'olned Parke.Dava, a --' ------_ When you buy an apartment at subsidiary of Wamer.l..am. Don't just sit and criUclze belt Company, In 1982 as a -first flJld a workable rem- patent .,ent and In 1988 was edy. limed a patent attorney. He wa, promoted to senior at- TheJeffersonApartments Grosse Pointe's newest condominium tomey In the general law 1t&'.nUONAIlII seetlon last year. Before l~iDinI Parke.DavlJ, he was Clrnlll 'Dime ... you get not one; but a network of the most modern ~curity systems to guard employed for two year. II a ~ulinesl ~frbiua research chemist by the 3M I you, your home and your possessions. Company, Sf. Paul, Minn. 15318 Mack TU 1 A CLOSED TV MONITORING SYSTEM covers the entrance, outside parking areas and inside garage. The caner can be viewed from a selected channel on the owner's TV set in each apartment. The doorman and manager's I~ office views the same areas. , THE ENTRY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM is Ii new system conceived Never and engineered by Michigan Bell Telephone Company. Using a touch tone panel \\".J';~.,:~"T t ,\,' 00 telephone in the lobby, the caller dials theowner's apartment. ThiS enables , each party to have a private conversation. During the time the caller is in the f Latel entrance vestibule, he is under surveillance by the concealed TV camera. AN ON-GUARD ALERT SYSTEM features a control panel in the CENTRAI.L Y AIR CONDITION manager's apartment and the attendant's office. This notifies of any intrusion t into any apartment when the occupants areaway. The doorman or manager YOUR HOME NOW WITH t controls the system by activating the apartment"s security supervision at the CHRYSLER AIRTEMP • t request of the owner. End of Season Sale Prices . THE FIRE PROTECfION ALERT SYSTEM gives added protection to all Now in Effect. Call Today! occupants of the building and will insure notification of each individual t occupant of a fire in an unoccupied apartment. lMMEDIATE INSTAllATION t Further elements of security are the unifonned doonnan-attendant and Terms to Suit Your Budget resident caretakers. 10 Trucks to Serve You Besides security, you also get really gracious Uving. Here is a. typical t spacious floor plan of an apartment home which features 9 foot ceilings, individual heating and cooling, top of the line G. E. kitchen with an icemaker , FLAME t and a washer-dryer. A wet bar is conveniently located for entertaining. Insulated walls, floors, plumbing and windows insure maximum quiet. Natural , FURIACE co. fireplaces, naturally. 611'21 VAlDYKE 571-4'IJ There are three separate elevators and approximately a thouS<\ndsquare FIIllSnUnS , feet of private storage. Exterior maintenance, gardening and snow removal are ...... , arranged. The Jefferson Apartments is an adult community. Residents are ...... home owners and enjoy tax deductions and the investment security of being a property owner, and equity advantages. m l KITCHEN DINING ROOM 14'0"d 1'9" 15'0". H'g" r -j

LIVING ROOM 29'6" x 16'9"

BEDROOM 2 13'0' x 16'9" BEDROOM 1 18'9" x 12'9"

The Jefferson Apartments is located 2 blocks from a TheJeffersonApartments beautiful park with boat slips, 3 blocks from Grosse Pointe Village shopping, 20 minutes from downtown Detroit by 17111 E. Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 bus. Don't worry about selling your home. Visit us and Grosse Pointe's Newest Condominium learn of our new trade-in program for your home, and our 882- 7708 or 886-4880 new pricing policy. The model apartment is open 12 to 5 daily except Sales and Manaaement by . Wednmay. Enter on Neff or St. Clair Roads. .Michigan Condominium Corporation

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; t .-.-.-.-----.--.-.-.-:---- ..-.-----.-- ...--....- - $ '$ pm.' :P.:: : tr L .. .;""-- '_-.« • * '. 9 Thwrsd'Y, August 16. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page etevon , Cqdieu Club See. Three Bicycle Trip. Police Arrest Careless 'Driver NH freshmen Make Honor Roll Pierce Plans Tbe ~ (Z.IJ alden) aled" U aIleI tbroup. the club Ind putlelpate In garet McKee, Alan Meda. Bleyele ~, Qob NpoN out tile eommWlity &mday, upeomill, excuraloua. On City. Police arrested a out to the Stel'ling Heilhts G. Bruce Felgbner. princi. Pre-Sign-U p Roseville man for cITt!less man. pal of North High, recently Stacey Meredith, Carol its memberillJp lJ P'OwiDt AUlUlt .u, after meetiD, at Monday, Auaut 20. the group Miller. Mary Lou Miszeak • • t'tJ7 week .. riders lip Tbe Wooda lll11lieipll BuDd. will meet at Bllduc1t Park driving on Friday, August 3, The three men were taken announced the com pie t e There wlll he a pre.sehool and held two others for sus. to the police station. A honor roll of the school's Bradley MUseU, Margene here. tb.rere _ everywbere. IDa parkiq Jot. lor I Cb~r PirIE tour at Mogk and Catherine Moran. registration for aU seventh Twenty.two members peel. 'l1Mlre'. ltill time to join a:so p.m. piclon of violation of the Con. sample of each bome 'Nas ninth graderS'. trolled Substance Act. held for lab investigation and They are Joseph Abud, Continuing, Mary Moan, and eighlh grade students •••••••••••••••••••••• Then. on Thlll'lday. August The lwo were later reo were later identified as diet Lisa Adrian. Kathleen AUen, Clifton Morehead. R 0 g e r who will be attendln, Pierce • 23. I trip d 0 w n 'Windmill leased. pills. Deborah Aniel, Heather Ar. Mourad, Ann Moyer, Richard SChool this year and have • • Pointe drive will take pllce. Wbile on routine patrol. AU three were released kinson. Susan B a a I a, Nacey, Pamela Nagel, Vic. not already registered. • Riders will meet at 6:30 p.m. c c City OUicers Edward MUier after Kimbel posted a ~ Tracey Banks, Robert Bas. toria Nassar. Gregory Ni~r. The regilitralion period • at The War Memorial park- and Ronald Pryor observed bond for careless driving. hata, David Bastianelli. Ann ling, Deborah Nordy. Susan will begin on Monday. August ing lot for this excursion. I a car, driven by David J. His court date was set for Mar i e Bentson, Margl'ret NUrmi. Susan Otey, Eric 20, and will be open from 9 • A tour of The Pointes will be Kimbel 22, of Roseville, driv. Tuesday. August 28. Bertin, Beth Bertschinger, Ozar, Alexander Pallenberg. a.m. to 11 a.m. every morn. "featured on Thursday, August ing except Tuesdays. .I 30, when the group meets at ing east on Jefferson in an ----- David Bllkovic, Ursula Binns. Philip Pallenberg, D i a n e I The Woods Municipal Build. erratic manner. R t Off'" I Jan~ Balck. Sarah Bleich. Parisi, Joseph Parise, Lisa It Is hoped at least one I ing pa.'king lot at 6:30 p.m. The officers followed the 0 ary tela David Blessing. Lori Bohlin. Pascoline. Susan Paxgrat, parent will accompany hi. car which periodicaUy hit the Visits Pointe ger. Boyd Brandon, Scott Robert Peleman, Marla Pe- children to registr.Uon and street curbs and was weav. Brown, Diane Browning, Eric rez, Laura Pickford, Bryan bring a birth certificate and : ~ ..1.•.•~ ce~:;~:~a=::~a~~~;~ing back and forth. They Bryen. EUzabel!~ Buson. Pourcho, Gerald. Propkopo. report card from previous • I for every rider. They have eventually stopped it at Jef. Rotarians welcomed the Linda Bulka, Cynthia Bulki. wicz. Kristin Queen, Laura school. For furtber informa- • the club's Dame on the back. ferson and Fisher road. governor of this Rotary dls. Jeff Cardwell, Tracey Carl. Queen. Richard Quinones. tion, please call S21.3883. • For furtber information on Kimbel was ordered out of trict, Edward M. Sawusch, son. Joan Chartier, Jobn Susan Rohenburg. Katherine the car and asked to produce Cbarya~, Nancy Christensen, Reaume, Susan Reilly. Mary VISION • the trips. call Marcel Viaene curs his license. 'Ibe officers said of Plymouth, Mich., Monday. Susan Christensen. Kimberly Rice, GaU Rick-erman, Don. Motorists should remem. • at 776.1018. he was weaving back and Augusl 13. Cimini, Lynell Ciranna, Cath. aid Roberts and Malr ber that darkness lriplea forth and had difficulty talk. Mr. Saw u s c h addressed leen Clelo and Robert Col. Roberts. their chances for a fatal ac- I• ing and gelting his license the Rotary Club of Grosse lett. Others ,..are Mary Roy. cident. HOW WOUlD YOU out ,'>f his wallet. However. Others are Randall Cook, Susan Runstadler. P ~ t e r there was no evidence of al. Pointe, one of '" in his dis. Kerry Corcoran, Lawrence Ruppe. Julie Russell, Susan • UIETO. cobol on his breath. trict ,and con fer red with Counen, John Coury. Judith Sabot Michael 5 and m air, : ,We're in such a lather, ONE Of TIlE OWIIEIS The offkers informed Kim. Presidflnt Clarence Wascher, Curtis. Mar i a Cusumano, Mark Schadler, Elaine INDUSTRIAL & bel he was under arrest for and other ~lub officials con. Marilyn Dlmm, Denise Dan. Of a nice apa~nt build- S c h mid t, Kevin Schultz, careless driving and would ceming the group's plans Cor ielson. Mary Dasbs. Ruth :' ,e're shaving price. lllfl MOr Groll. Poim. ItIot Richard Seagram, Br.Jee COMMERCIAL pay' 8'l(, pet' ~r. You Call, be talten to the poliee sta- service activities. Davey, Gary Deman, Harvey Seeber. Robert seski. Tim • ""d llete is how. Suy 10 or tion. Mr. Sawuseh is one of 344 Dickson, Cynthia ~Iouhy, othy Shantry. Palricia She- C.I more sha_, whllte .. r you PIPING? The two passengers in the Rotary governors through. MaUt'een Donahue, Kathryn han. Dena Shelton, Susan 1 wisil. Price SlOOper silo r•. car. one of Sterling Heights out the world who are serv- Dostie, Barbara Duncan, .1 IICHAID 20 shares is tfIe limit for Shepard, Martha Spach, Roy ')ny one person. and the olher of Roseville, ing 'as representatives of RD. M i c h a e 1 EchJin. James 5 p e z i a, Michael SWford, asked to come to the police tary International in dls. Egan, Anne Endres. Sandra Kathy St. Amour, Diane : IUICI.OPEL For _e information write station with Kimbel. E I B Officer Miller then saw a triels composed of member I nge. arb a r a Eurs, Stanard. Diane Stanek, Susan NEW YORKER red shirt on the front seat of clut.s. Each district governor Tho mas Ferguson, David Stemczynski, Anne stewart. : driVe.. !~~~;~. 936 ae-dield the car with large bulges in is responsible for supervis. F~ryus. Susan )i'ioreUo, Jen. Kevin Stewart, Steven Slopin • away a sml VA1.5* • G_ r.inhl, MI.• 1230. the pockets as well as two in! the cJubsin his area. n .er nood, James Font, and Gerard Stratelak. ••••••••••••••••••• ~.I prescription bottles lying Oil Rotary, a n internationalMlcha~1 Fontana, Barbara FinaUy, Taras Slratelak. the.seat. Officer Miller found men's service or.ganization, ~a,nclsF Tho:as Frohman. ..~::~~~"'~':~'..~i'. I A Kim bedy Stricker, Richard four other prescription bottles has more than 750,000 memo ano ron g. 1 noe Fur- Taylor, Kurt Tech. Xathy 'i"'';~~''\'..".:-. .~"'.....~~"fl11""1..,...: lo the pocket of the shirt. beTS in some '15,000 clubs in long. Andrew ~a.ovlc. Rob. Theuerkorn, Robert Trom. .,'t.. ..1;\1;.,. The prescriptions were made .150 countries. ert Gaston. Nicholas Gene. bly. William Turrill, Sydney , ," ~., '\ • .... ,ft mltas, Mar k Gerganoff, mvlck.. Gregg Umbarger, : ~# •. tl .. CatheriDe Gouider, Sharon \ Kristina Uppleger. Kathy ".,'••••.(\~J Grider and Susan Grlssim. VanHoet, Paul VanHorne. .::•••••;! Still others are Kim Groes- Craig Va n VlI e t, David beek. Emily Gustafson. Chris Vroom, Richard Vroom. Pete Haberski, Jill Haelewyn, Wenzell, Monica WhItaker, Stepben Hag:. K~nneth Hal. Sarah Whitehouse. Elizabeth sey, Cheryl Hamnton, Daniel Williams, James W'OOart. Hayden, Anne Marie Heleo. Linda Wooten. Edward Woz. tis, KevlJl Hendra. Karen nlak. Debra Yervasi, Carol H 0 1m e s. William Hosbein. York. Robert Zakem. Carin Philip Howells, Tho mas Zeunen and Sharon Zydo- Huetteman, Sandra Jacobs, win. Laura Jodw.y. Steven John. IOn, Dl!oor.ah Johnston; Rose. "It seems to me that we mary Jordan. Denise Joseph. are possessed by the things WeDdy Judson. Jeffrey we possess." JueDe-mann. Michele Xapp. ~Jean Paul Sartre Brian X.araslnski. Marcia Keith, Martha Kelsey. Karen Keyes, Cathleen Kilbride, Hidden Lane Ranch IR 78.15 Whirewall G reg 0 r y Xopacka. Kim w, , .. - plu. $310 Fed, Ex. To. · Brothers L 3 bedroomt-2~ bott\....-.poneled family r~large kitchen with break. Kinch, Steplren Knowlton, fast oreo--glollld-in terroc..-lst floar ~tifur recrection room Margaret Kortes and Robert 55l0WoocfWO~ lOION.Hunt .. n""'.IwI.,'"..... with bar--e:entral olr conditionl~2-ear goroge with electric openers UNIROYAL ZETA Kramer. -o,;-t-Gropmes and a large nicely landscaped site. MILEAGE GUARANTEE More are Kathy Krauss. ;;3'~6800 :'i"~'1;7 FREE..~~RKING Cynthi!!. Lakin, M a u r e e n TV 1:'300 If you don't get the mileage stated on the sidewall (M=thousand) or tire leils 'or any reason olher than willlul abu~e or collision. your Lawlis, Ronald Lee. Christa chartered Zeta deale, will give you 1I credit against the purChal8 ot Leibold. Jeanne Lell%, Anne a new Zeta lire 01 same type or repair punctures at no cha'ge. Credit Lepley. S t eve n Lesinski • The only orgon under $8, • 11Iequal price you paid multiplied by percentage of stated mileage 11~PLlNG ~~~R FINE HOMES you did no.t obtain. C,edit will be applied against the Zeta Guarantee Davi1 Lewis. David Loewen. offering a pre-set board that I. Base Price (nalional adjustment base approximating actual prices). DlrJI: Lohmann, Eric LouiS'. you create. unlimited combination Dealer may add small charge for services he perlorms in replacing Amy Lowidlik, Carrie Mae. of voices and effects. 'nstan Jm~-Brict Colonial witb 3 bedrooms. cliDbIa room; breakfast J'OOIIl, sc~ tir •. Tires and relate

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 16, 1973 Grosse Pointe News List Juniors on SH Roll ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. ""'Ilat Goes 0 •• OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL, Jerry J, Gerich, principal George KoueHer. William at GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 of South High, recently an. Krieg, Mary Lisa Lakomy, Second CIaa Poet ale PaId at Detroit, MIcl1lian Ol)unced the complete honor Claudia Landis, Paul Leslie, "our roll for the school's eleventh John Leverenz, n r a die y • L.-brary FULLY PAID CIRCULATION graders, Ltindberg , IcatLh~rikn? Ll~Hl. By Virginia Leonard ~------They are Krisanne Alex, s .rom, K. yelps I, Bnan . , Phone TU 2.6900 Polly Ambill Matthew Arm. Lltch, Tlmothy Lock, Mar. By Pat Rousseau llember Mhotl, Pr.," .u.oclatlon and National Edltori"l A~clallon b E'I h d gar e t L 0 0 mis, Marcia A new, very funny book, lelephone calls, letters roll in NATIONAL ADVERTISING R£I'tI.ESENTATIVE ruster, r ~ Au retsch, L . II J h 111 F 1 has just been published - thunderously. What is even Happiness is . , , browsing at L~ Stre.ga W~ld.l' Nt'wspaperRepresentative,Inc, Gary Augustme Margaret oUlse, 0 n ac ar ane, to4 11M Avenue,New York 19, New Y()\"k BYrant 1-1300 A It M B '. E '[ ,Therese Mageau Evie lIta. SADIE SHAPIRO'S KNIT. better are all the orders thaI Boutique . , . a new shop in the' Colomal CHICAGO OFFICE B~r~ell a{fsa ~~~~sze;;~: I leitzke, Valerie ~tal\l1, caroll TING B~OK; a n?vel ~y come in for Sadie's book. or Federal Building, 63 Kercheval. They were _US_N_o_rth_lI_l_ch_~_a_n_A_v_en_u_e p_l\o_n_e_F_In_a_n_cl_al_6-_2_1l_4B . 'B '1 'Marinch Peter Marshall Roberl Klmmcll Smith. SID' course othcr television book. originally located on Mack Avenue and have onnIe el, Joy Beltz, Scott M h ~I N 111' cere genuine humor is hard ings follow, It is suggested ROBERT R EDGAR EDITOR and GENERALl\IANAGER llenedict, Karen Bergeon. a~s ~ t~u~~r,c .anc~ '1 aY 10 find these days' I think that it be up Cor grabs be. recently moved to The Hill, There you have WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER Brian Bonner Joseph Briggs nar, co . c alg. a nc. k h C' . d d the feeling of shopping in FIRENZE, Ita~y. JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE SOCIETY '.' McCarroll Ellen McCollister I(S 11'01 t Y 0 some study. tween the LIterary Guil an uES J NJA .. , Nancy Brown. Ellzabetll M 11 .. C' . k h '1' Th' b ok' t h t the Book-of.the-Month Club. whe:'e Vittoria goes to select many goodies JA ... . 1M NEWS Buffa Bernard Buselmeier 0 y mC. ormlC , Jo n " r: . IS. 0 I~ no w a you How far up can one go? She for her shop. She carriE;!s a fascinating selec. ROGER A. WAHA...... SPORTS, NEWS I Charl~s Buysse Stuart cam: Coy, Kevm McDonald, ~my lhlll.k It's g.omg to .be, ,fOI' tion of sports wear, casual and evening dresses KATHY DUFF . EDUCATION, NEWS mett Carolyn C mpbell R. McGregor, Mary M I' I e r, SadIe, a s.pnghtly, wIse h~t1e even has' a second appear- i HOLLY ANGELL ...... NEWS becca Ca d a EI' \ ~ Michael Mikhail and Belh :>Id lady m her 70's, havmg ance on the Tonight Show - and accessories. She also has a workshop for LI:..LJAN KARR ADVERTISING C C trhen.er,C .lzaLe Miller. I exhausted all the knitting and and with more to come! Thc custom.made clothes and alterations. For in. MARY LORIMER ADVERTISING I arey, a erllle arIOn, es. " I crotcheting patterns in books book is selling at $8.95, so formation call 884.8663. "SSEAU ADVERTISING lie Carlin, Christi Catani, Mor.e are. ClarICe Miller, begins making up patterns' Sadie is doing very well. PAT RO.. ,.. R Ch . d M . DavId Ml'ler Bernadette ' CHARLES DICKSON ADVERTISING :ne~ k.ampme an ana Missanl llli~ha~l Monaghan and in a rare moment of LIFE Magazine follows her VITABATH ... deep• cleans and silkens KATHLEEN BRYEN ..ADVERTISING "rypms I. Thomas' Monlgomery Do' what-tlle,hell, shc bundles a!:>n one of the jogging trails; I skin after bath or shower. It is the ultimate JOHN 'MacKENZIE...... BUSINESS Ot~ers are .Peler Collinson, lore Morgan Ge l' 1110: group of them toget?er and also the WIDE WORLD OF JOANNE HARGIS ...... ,...ACCOUNTS DaVId Coohdge, Kathleen ho s. Sh' or~~ t s sends them to a thIrd rate SPORTS. in bathing luxury. This bath and shower gelee comes in pink and original green, on special JO MULHERIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Corbett, Terrence Corbett, ~ t~rlS, N ann?~ k' U~/1IY, Ipublishing house. The OnlY! MOil n t Eden is soon SO! DOROTHY SCHlMANSKY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Victoria Coughlin, Melissa O~K e;n lI~wC;:le~ :Ii< I~ne olher book they seem to have overrun a'nd harrassed that now at Trail Apothecary, 121 Kercheval, for BETTY BLOSSOM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Cox, Phyllis Crossen, Ann G ee e ar L' °ebe e. published is REDECORAT.1'sadie decides temporarly 10 I a limited time only, at 03.75, originally $4,75. M. COLETTE KREINER .. CIRCULATION Crowley, Luanne Dargel, Ann L!ace ortl~e\ Isa p/ 'fofrn, ING WIT II WALLP.\PER. move in with Molly and her Give your body that wonderful feeling of lsa O usan I I Davidson, John Davlantes, R ~. e , L P el' edr, Then - everything brcaks leen.age daughter La u r a relaxation and glorious vitality. r------,------.... h ana l Kathleen Derbin, Brian Der. MenneJ IC ep' II. DObar h' loose! The child is over~ejght and 'ew From The Capl'tol .VI~h'I, CIaRrk D'II'ks.on: .Maryaura Pool Richardean 0Red~ondma I' oraBar- .One of IIle edltor~,. a young ' ~ven.tually Sadie. gets her to I • One Vl Dlener, enee DIIUlgl, Isa. b 'R K R '. girl named Mar I a n Wall jogl(mg too' 115 KERCHEVAL - VIRGINIA WIL- By Wnuam R. Bryant, Jr. belle Donnelly, Colleen Doo- kal,cauaeevesc' thar~n Remolw writes gothics. (probably to Wnat mo~e could happen') LIAMS' new showplace. A treat is in store if 11 J 1 D t K th' s, HI ry a erme en? k I . you haven't yet visited her at her new loca. 1------....ey, Oln 0 son, a erme Ch'st h R" h d W" 1 '. eep the 1\'0 f from the door). A conglomerate asks to open I At the time of writing this tu!'e of some $4 million with Drexel, Deborah D u r 0 s s, ROl'l op ~r II.' a~ 'h . _~ey and has an unknown admirer a chain of knitting s hop s tion. Come in and enjoy the experience of beau. n article, (Monday, August 13), approximately $450,000 of Anabeth Ernsberger, William d gerRs, oalnnNe 0 n , d . who calls her every day - across the country on a fran. l R tiful surroundings, tasteful gifts for everyone the Governor's office bas in. tbat amoun t' gOIng t0 the Erwm. J 0hn E uban,k Pt.a n. reaa n oumeJ 'M.'allcv RIllue e- not WI'th 0bscene conversa. ch'Ise b'aSls, an d the fee they and truly personal attention. diealed to me, contrary to Ann Arbor School System and cia Farley, Patricia Fellows, m dnS an~ dafJ~ usse, lion, but rather with romantic are offering is substantial. their normal practice of approximately $80,000 of that Judith Ferrara, JosPp~ Fine, an ant~OC j. I. trivia. She doesn't know who They want to use Sadie's C Ut~~ I • maintaining seo:recy on prob. amount going to the Grosse Carol Fishback, Rebecca V' o~~ u ;g h e IS i\lare he is but. mentally, has name and call them Sadie At The Book Shelf ... 112 Kercheval I f ary able vetoes, that the over 30- Pointe schools. Forbes and Susan Fordon. ~ I~gl~~~ ~ a e e \ I d named him Heathcliff. Shapiro's Knitting S hop s ., beautiful new Christmas card albums now on mill provision o( the llr13.74 The principal reasons why Still others are Kathryn I "c ml, usan S.c,ro er'l But let.s get back to our Sleps are taken for a non. display, Ten percent distcount until October Sebool Aid Act would be Senator Bursley, the prime, Fortener, James Fox, Judith Joh~ SC~Ull~J.SP~I\ltl~ Shu. I Iiitie human dynamo, Sadie p"ofit, charitable foundation I first Q.n your personalized greeting cards, vetoed by the Governor at sponsor of the new Equal- Fox, Richard Frame, David m~ er, aVI ee e , ames Shapiro, who jogs and is that will derive its income tile ligning of the School Aid Yield type of school aid for. Frisby, Jane Gaitley, Bar- ~~m~. An;~ ~holck's~am~la lrying 10 set up ~ joggin!' from Sadie's outside endorse- Just arrived at The •League Bill Tuesday, August 14. mula, and myself (elt it bara Gares, Maynard Glea. 101' er, 1m er y Imon.. s, learn where she Ji\'l~S at th~ ments and activities. There p Shop ... 98 Kercheval ... a ~. The so-called Over 3O.MilI necessary to request this so'n, Jane Goerke; Colleen ~rarles J ~ k 0 SI~ron, PChlh Mount Eden Senior Citizens will be a corporation and a provision of tbls year's provision be vetoed by the Gough, Andrea Graham, Mar. oan, ~ y usser. ~m. hotel. board of directors, .(Sadie new shipment of white barn. SebooI Aid Act provided that Governor are the incon. tha Gray, Cynthia Greene, eron. SmIth, Anne Soul~!er. Harbor Press decides to would head the board with, boo plaJlJers, magazine racks ~ '1_..S, , any distritt levying in ac. sistency between the basic Mark Grimes, Sally Gross, Susan SPecht~, Cher.~l Spll~s, publish Sadie's book, does so. ?~ssibly, two of her busines5 and tea carts. Come in today INo-,_ cess of 30 mills for school Equal.Yield formula and this Stephen Guice, Kathryn .Ha. Kathleen ~ul~",an, LI?da Ten-I and the fir:;l res\llfs in sell'l ,r;ends). I and make a choice as these are operation would receive from special provision giving a lada, Cynthia Haller, Harry busch, VlrglJlla TIIl!JC'deau' ing disappoinling. This is dis . Both the Literary Guild and some of our best sellers, the State as a categorical categorical grant to districts Hardy, Jr., Julia Hell;non, Gal~ Thomas, Rogcr Tho~as, l couraging, since' Sadie harl ~he Book-of.the-M()nth take school aid ¥. of the amount which happen to have high Jeanette Hebda, Julie Helin, ~aDlel Tho ~nson, Lm,da I rounded up all cf her friends. I he book. not to mention the I Picard and Norton •. . . has just r~ceived locally yielded by the Over operating millage, plus the Patricia Hennessy, Thomas .u:ly, Rosalie Tocco, I 3- her ladies' grouns _ any::llIe 'rls and ~rafts Book Club. a new shipment of Gant button.down oxford 3O-Mill yield. obvious political motivation Hennes, C h a r Ie s Hickey. tncla Tourne~', Ken n I' I h I' to get the samples done to The book IS sold in E.ngland wbich lay behind Democrat Linda Hogan, Mary Holler. Tracy, Lor;ame T ~l r n e y, meet the two week deadline (nd F~anc~, and everyone cloth shirts, both all cotton and durable press • Senator Gilbert Burse1y, sponsorship of the provision. bach, Stephen Hookanson. Bruce UnwlIl, LauT/e Van. that lay ahead of them. ,mows It 11'111 eventually ap. in white, blue and yellow just in time for representing the Ann Arbor I have tried to make clear Vikki Horvath, James How. Hampler, lIIary Vogel, Jan~ 1 So, what .to do? The group >:learin German. school or college. For more information call .rea, and I, following the in this column and to the ell, Craig Johnson, Susan Walsh, Jon a I h a n Wa.llon, concerned In the publishing I Then come thoughts of a 882.8251. pusage of the School Aid schoo! system I did not be. Junker, Ellen Katz and Mark Webb,. Claud Well!er, house put their heads to. second knitting book to be Ad a few wee.kS ago, made lieve any special grant to F\'ian Kincaid. I Su.zanne WlghtlJ.lan, Ma~y gether. One person thinks of called SADIE SHAPIRO'S I'rom Haiti ... come• hand- a formal request to. the districts levying over 30 Continuin Sharon Kna W~nkler, Myra Wilson, ~avld dr.y goods stores, another OTHER KNITTING BOOK. Govemor that he ser1llusly mills could withstand a tesl . g, pp, Wiltst?ck, Barbara WrISton lhmks of all the knitting I Where are they going - to woven baskets in natural and eonalder veto ~(. this p~. of equity. My efforts this Stephame Knopf, Paul Koch, ~nd JIll Zevallos. I shops spread all over the I Ihe. moon? a beautiful shade of dark vlllon. ~he prOVISIonwas~. year in attempting to pro. -- coun.try. The ~ e is the TV .. I've given you the main brown. Hanging baskets for aerted mto the .School AId vide equity, or at least a I II m(,dla -: and fmally the top t1eme of the story. There is flowers, square or oval for hot Act. by .Democratlc.I~H(}use greater degree of equity, in I L tt t th' Edit of the plle - to appear on also. a romanceb e t wee n dishes or French bread, waste action In a Democratic lead. State school aid hav.e con. \ e ers 0 e l or the Johnny Carson Show! S"dle and Sam, one of the paper basket3, place mats and enhlp at~emp.t t~ throw the sisted of my sponsorship of _.------J. Everyb~dy is. worried about m~.n at Mount Eden. Heath. many other decorative pur. Sebool Ala .Bill mto confer. a provision by which dis. I . , .., what Sadie 11'111 say on thl! ~Illf turns out to be one of poses. See them at The Sign ence ~mml~tee. tricts with low operating I Dear Sir. !?f dnve:vays With hIS lhrash Joh~ny. Carson. Show, At first :he editors. in. chief who has Of The Mermaid, 75 Kerche~ Tbe msertIon of the Over millage and high debt re.1 I must comment on your In"gfe~t, also there are othcr . SadIe IS a bIt frozen, but }cen far too shy to whisper val Avenue or call 882-1610. 3D-Mill language became \ tirement millage may 1'1'. story, "Not to feed the o"noxlOus dog tracks.. . I when she gets l'CJlling,her na sl"eet nothings except over I necessar? to the Democratic ceive substantial State aid \ squirrels." ("Gives Warning! l}nleashed dogs, are In VI:) i live humor and her abiding 'he p'lOne: Laura gets fairly • • leadershIp after 10 House In recognition lIf their com. on S ui r I" f . \ latlOn of t~e C\t~ o~dlnallc: honesty have the people roar. ,vel! straIghtened out, and The Greenhouse, 117 Kercheval . ' .. has a Democratic representatives bined effor!. I . q res )'. eatured In a.nd lhe po.llce a~e bcmg nolI i 'ng. In .Cact, she uses up toe Sam and S~die are married I new collection of watches to give you that bad voted wilh Republican The State Supreme Court lJus Thursday Issue of your fled o~ tillS wluch ~eems to I much time and they have to - not on the Tonight Show, August lift. Watches for the wrist, finger members for the Governor may examine our new equal paper, (August 9 edition), be taking place dunng after-, hurry the rest of the show ~ut at Mount Eden. As they, watches, watches to lock on your purse, cuff and Burse!y.sponsored ver. yield formula approach to Shame on you "not to feed dark hours. _ ; thro~gh. Afterwards. w hen .:12W off on a honeymoon link watches in an assortment of styles and lion f)f the School Aid Bill school aid In my opinion the squirrels" I feed them . The d~mage. to the la;vn,: :\la:l~n Wall tells her she is "(S!ldie) reached below her sizes in gold, silver, suede and tortoise which the Democratic lead. our new ~chool aid act i~ . :s now ecomlllg mo~e t I~n I defmltely. headed for star. ~~at and took up her knit- trimmed. Also children's watches. 881-6833. ership bad unsuccessfully at. constitutional and should sur. and they are not as you say I Just s'!lall and ca.usmg III dom, SadIe says "I'm going tmg." tempted to scuttle. vive any court challenge I they are. I do not see any., conv~nlence to reslde!'ts ~n to cross the Ruby Kahn, And Shy Heathcliff and Marian • . Id I . thing wrong with thm u(Ju McKmley a v e n 1I e m thIS what happens after that only are united also so all turns Variations in driftwood ... Thever.0 30 Mill prov ISlOn wou we come your com. • " . •. area G d" '. watH colors, line drawings and would have entailed expendi. ments. must be a hater of them. I It: I d th th d a 0 can say. ?ut well. Read the book - It ______I I hope someone stops feed- ownerIS suggeskeep thise dogat eon 0"a Of course the telegrams ' IS really very funny . colored ink. Many sizes. Orig- inal art by ANNA. Hours: 'al Center Schedule ing you and you'll see how leash, or he may expect bills Monday through Saturday 11 it is. for damage and per hap s WHY PAY MORE? Memorl A Delroiler, other action. to 5. Muccioli Studio Gallery. 1 85 Kercheval. ------Not a Grosse Pointer AresMI'dceKnlt'nleyavenue ALL FURNITURE 20Cllt., Open Dally 9 a.m..9 p.m. C' • • ]V (Sundays buUding open 10 a.m ••5 p.m.) ABOVE COST • All Memorial sponsored 8ctiviths open to the (Editor's Note: Actually, this story was for the pro. Set Regl'strat,'on • Grosse P 0inte Publ Ie. tectioD of both human and We carry maior brands Hospital equipment available for free loan: animal regarding hand.feed. For GP Gridders . browsing ,on crutches, wheelchairs, hO!lpital beds and heat. Ing. Farms Pollee Chief UNIQUE FURNITURE Ing lamps. Robert Ferber, in noting that Thursday. August 16 "Your goodness: may result Attention Park and City 559.6334 • 8:00 a,m. Rochester Hills Riding School Day in the death of these ani. gridders! , The Grosse Pointe Lions Decorating Assistance Avai'ab,e' Camp mals," said a squirrel who football team will hold its THE BLOCK • 6:00 p.m. Bus Tr1'p to Pine Knob Concert-Tom has bitten someone will C'lIlal registration and equip. Jones, featured singer either be incllrcerated for 10 ment issue at the Neighbor- 1~~~~~~~==~======~====i1 Looking for the unusual gift ..• Memorial Bridge - Carrie Kiley. In. days or will be killecd anta h od CI b S t d A t II • 8:00 p.m. sent to the Wayne oun yOU a ur ~y, ugus t t try the Mole Hole. They are giving s ruc or HeaUh Department for a 18, at 9 a.m. ?ntll 12 noo~. a 20% discount off all merchandise Friday, August 17 rabies check' Fat her s rnterested In I Over a century of prior to moving to make things • 8:00 ~.m. Rochester Hills Riding School Day ). coaching assignments also I easier for you and themselves. Mack Camp . may sign at ~at tir.;e .. , * * * ~!? • 7:00 p.m, Karate-Sang Kyu Shim, Director I Dear SIr: .j For addItional lDfor~atlon service to and Three Mile Drive. • 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Philip Gibbs Some unleashed ~Og, .(It call Bob Chandler at 88;,8529 D' t ' appears a large one), IS bemg or Ted Platt al 886.0446. Busy hands ... we• have a new shipment lrec or allowed to run free on Mo:. , Detroit families of Bernat's hooked rugs in a variety of sizes Sat~da~, August 18 Kinley avenue between Char. 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. tdb .. Thurscl.y, August 16, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Thirteen Hutzel Hospital Opens New Section SymphonyWomen Offer 3 'Preludes'

Luncheon Coneerts Will be Given at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial: New Conductor. . Aldo Ceeeato Will Make Appearance

The Detroit Symphony Preludes, the "get to know your Orchestra" project of the Women's A?- sociation for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra,. IS off to ~n early start this year. A luncheon meetmg WOMI.'S PAG.S for its committee members will be held on Tuesday, August 21, at the Detroit Press Club. Chairman of the popu-l------lar mini.musicale and on Friday. March 22, Mem- From Another Pointe luncheon series, part ed. bers of the Ensemble are Short and to ucational, part social, and I Ervin ~funroe, flute; Do~ald all delightful, is Mrs. Ar- Baker, oboe; Ba.rbara FH~k. of View nold W.Lungershausen, I cU, cello: and .Allee Lungers. The Pointe of Berkshire road. hausen, harpsichord. A f~1V By Kathy Duff , There will be three Pre. wo~ds about baroque mUSIC, 'ludes this season, all to be which has recently ~ecome Pointer GEORGE MYERS held in the Grosse Pointe so po~ular. and ~ bnef ex- Most Pointers will admit. that autumn is around recently visited II fnfmer the corner, however, we are not quite ready to Pierce Junior High teacher, War Memorial Fries Ball. pl,anahon of the mstru~e~ts room, imd all on Friday Will ¥recede the musl.cale. admit that summer is almost over. For those of JERRY DOONAN. Mr. Four Pointe women recently cut momings at 11:15 o'.clock. Q~eshons from the audience you who are thinking about a worthwhile fall pro- Myers sends word that Mr. a ribbon of surgical gaule to open a The dates are February 1 will be. as always. encour- ject, classes are about to begin at the Grosse Doonan, now at the Belmont new emergency suite at Hutzel Hos- Pointe War Memorial in transcription. Nursing Center, Harper ave- pital in the Detroit Medical Center. March 1, and March 22. • agEed.h .. . I '11 b braille Maestro Aldo Ceccato new ac mlnI.muslca e WI. C nue at Allard road, welcomes Left to right are MRS. ROBERT NIC. Mrs. John McNamara, of Touraine road, drop- visitors. PrinCipal Conductor of the followed by. a~ optIOnal ped by. the NEWS offices to say that the classes COLINI, of Wedgewood road, wife of DetrOit Symphony Orchestra lunc!leon. Serle~ tickets may $ " .. . 'be purchased In two ways: wiU be. held every Thursday morning at 10 o'clock a consulting psychiatrist on the hos- On the Dean's list for the pital staff; MRS. DAVID D. WIL- a.n~ Mr~. C.ecc~to Will par. $20 for the three musicales beginnL"1g September 13. A veteran of eight years h~lpate m. t.1e first .program and luncheon, or $8 for the spring quarter at Kalamazoo LIAMS oi Lake Shore road, wife of a of braille instruction, Mrs. McNamara stressed that College were KAREN GLO- WIth an mfor~al mterview three musicales only. Sin~lc braille transcription is not difficult and can be WACKI, of Webber place, trustee of the hospital; MRS. ED- by Fran ~arr~s and No~l Prelude tickets are also mastered in a surprisingly short period of time by FRANK JEFFERIS. of Lake Duncan. ThiS will be on Ffl- available at $1.50 (includes a conscientious student. Shore drive and three rate among the elderly, grams and Big Brother/Big Ialumni, Class of '70, Mr. day, Feb~uary I, 1974. luncheon) and $3 each. brothers, STEVE, MARK and which is over ten times as Sister work. I Noble sees volunteer work The ~nday, March I, Pre- T!ckE'ls may be obtained At the elose of the eourse, students will be given MICHAEL THOMPSON, of high as that of any other During the school year, i as a channeled outlet replac- lude ~111be conducted by the. by sending a check or money a manuscript to transcribe into braille. These are Three Mile drive. age group, a change oC focus about 1,500 students of the I ing the sometimes destruc- DetrOit Symphony Brass larder payable to Detroit seat to the Library of Congress which will Issue ...... in geriatric care is neces- approxima~ely 13,000 under- live protests of yesteryear. Quintet with Frank Kadera- Symphony Prelud~s. to Mrs. sary. Rather than continuin:; graduates and graduate stu- Br;ngillg together the com. bek, trump~t: Gordon Smith, Arnold W. Lungershausen, eertifintes of Certified Braille Transcribers to all A senior at Lake Superior .who attain aD Hcepted level of proficiency. to increase the number of dents volunteer anywhere I munity and the university, by trumpet; Raymond Tarnal', :l411 Berkshire Road, Grosse State College and an Army geriatric residential and from two to 10 or 15 hours ,me~ns oC volunteers - a trombone; Eugene wad~'l Pointe ~8230 ROTC cadet, KEVIN J. Pointers wishing adelftlonal informatioD on thw housing facilities, he said the a week. I "bnd~~ between t~wn and French horn; a~ i Wes~e:: Com'mittee' members in. very worthwhile proJett may call 881.9566 for adeli. DAY, of The Park, recently social services for the aged . Mr. No.ble was a volunteer gown. as ~r,. No Ie says. Jacobs tuba. The musicians I de besides Mrs Lungers- Uonallnformatlon. There is no charge for the course; completed the six-week ad- must be expandetl within the III the Big Brothel' program can be a dlfflcult task. It . d" '. '. _ • • I c u , . vanced summer camp at beCore taking over his posi. means gelling along with the \~111 ISCUSS thel. I.l~t. umen,s hausen, t'Je Mesda!U~s Rus- (CoDtfDlled 011Pare 26) comn:lUnity. Fort Riley, Kans. Along with tion as director oCthe organ- City Council. the businr-~s- n.ld present a s..ort pro. sell E. B,auer. Wllll~m H. :$ =t :e: other ROTC cadets, he put italion. He believes that men and the students. This I gram. Bundesen, Robert Fife. C. into action many classroom In the past, students. upon "volunteerism is now a new is th~ aspect of Mr. Noble's T:1e De t r 0 i t Symphony Jackson France, Kenneth E. theories and procedures and graduating from college, put kind of student activism." job that keeps him the bust. Baroque Ensemble will pre. Frankford. Berj Haidostlan, aside any thoughts of com- moved closer to commission- A University of Mirhigan I est each day. s~:tt the last mini.musicale I (Continued OD Page 18) munity activities in order to ing as second Lieutenant find a job in the real work upon graduation. world. No longer so-volun. , . " .. '" teerism is now a profession. Pointe resident, DR. ROB- RICK NOBEL. formerly of ERT NICCOLlNI, a psychia. Roslyn rOll,}. is the full-time tric consultant at Hutzel paid director of the Office of Hospital and an instructor Volunteer Community Servo I in the Department of Psy- ice at the University of chiatry at Wayne State Uni- Virginia in Charlottesville. Th.s. are 878•• t versity, wrote in "Geria. His original career goal of tries" the signs and symp. economics has become con- They belong to one of our ladies and they're lighting toms of mental depression tin gent to his present pro. up at the bair-do they just saw in the mirror. It's a associated with suicide. He .gram. bair.cJo' we cUd- and it's guaranteed to please be. stated that an unhappy Besides Mr. Nobel, the serv- cause everything we do is just a little bit nicer. Our mood, crying spells, loss of ice is staffed by an attorney, interest, feelings of guilt and a public relations persr.n and bnIablDp are a little brisker. Our shampoos a little pessimism and a decrease two secretaries. Instead of more thorough. Our sets a little more careful. Ii you'd 'jn efficiency and. concentra: being university-sponsored, it JUat ~ ~ to light up at the end of your hair tion are some of the visible Is 'a private corporation, ilppolDtment, see us. We're better than belladonna. , indicators of depression which receives some funds which could increase suicide from the university. potential. He also described I: The volunteer activities in. certain paramenters of sex, elude tutoring, companion. Bart Edmond religion, Camily history, en- ship therapy, medical serv- Beauty S.lon vironment and age that are ices, professiona~ services. GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN used to estimate suicide Opertion SCRUB, a housing 21316 Mock AVI. 45 E. Adoms risk. Dr. Niccolini agreed repair rehabilitation pro. 886-6060 WO 2- 11 12 with findings in a lecent na- Thurda)l and Friday evenings by appointment tional survey of psychiatrists that to reduce the suicide Michael Farley Wed Angust 4

Mary Virginia Ouellette became the bride of Michael John Farley in a 7 o'clock DRASIIC ceremony in St. Anne Chapel in Grosse Ile, Mich., on sat. urday, August 4. A reception, given by the bride'.~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ouellette, of Grosse TIe, followed at the . Sheraton Motor Inn in Wood. haven. CleaRance Serving as her sister's maid of honor was Susan M. A selected group of values to $185 Ouellette. Bridesmaids were another sister of the bride, Therese Ouellette; Patricia REDUCED IN GROUPS OF Farley, sister of the bride- groom; and Lauri Anderson. The bridegroom, son of the James T. Farleys, of Colonial road, asked his brother, Thomas Farley, to act as best man. Groomsmen were '10.$20 Carl Evanoff, of Lansing, Mich.; David Halleran, of New York; Peter Leus, of / Dearborn; and Arthur przy- bylowicz, also of Dearborn. Following a wedding trip $30.'40. '50 in Upper Michigan, the newlyweds will ml1ke their * * home in East Lansing. *most other*spring and summer 'fhe bride was graduated from Michigan State Univer'l sity in 1972. She is presen()y I DRESSES - COSTUMES a graduate student in social work at M.S.U. Mr. Farley was graduated ALL WEATHER COATS lrom Michigan State Uni. Up versity in 1973. To G.t AMy Ow. laMr Day Beautiful 1/2 off NOVA

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GROSSE POINlt NEWS Thursday, August 16, 1973

, J Society News Gathered from the Pointes

with Mr. Borge that evening MRS. RAY W. MacDON. Mrs. Burt M. Allen Meado'w Brook In Final Week will be Marylyn Mulvey. ALD, of Lochmoor boule. Christine Burczyk All concerts are held at vard, was recently elected The final week of Meadow Second Piano Concerto on the Howard C. Baldwin to the Detroit Public Li. Brook Music Festival brings Saturday. Memorial Pavilion on the brary's Friends Board of five exciting personalities to Meadow Brook favorite campus of Oakland Univer. Directors. Mrs. MacDonald, Weds Burt Allen the pavilion stage: pianist Pete Fountllin returns by sity, Roc h est e r, Mich. who is active in many civic Philippe Entremont, conduc. popular l!emand on Friday, Tickets for tlte Meadow affairs, was named at the August 17, at 8:30, after a Brook Music Festival are Friends annual meeting. The Bridegroom!, F.ther Assists in Double Ring Cere- tor Hiroyuki Iwaki, singer mony: Couple Will M.lee Home in sell-out concert last year. available at Hudson's, Grin. 30-year-old Friends organiza. John Sebastian, jazz impre. Born and raised in New Or- nell's, Wayne State Univer. tion provides financial and L.wrence, Kansas sario Pete FOlmtain, and 1he leans, Mr. Fountain devel. sity, Macomb County Com. volunteer support to the De. irrepressible Victor Borge. oped his famous jazz style munity College, and the trait library system. Samuel In an afternoon ceremony-on Saturday, August Festival Box Office. For Thomas, Jr. was elected 4, at Holy Family Catholic Church in Detroit, Chris- John Sebastian opens the and technique silting in at Festival's eighth week with various Bourbon Street clubs. tick.et information, Pointers Ipre.ident, and C. E. Frazer tine Ann Burczyk exchanged vows with Burt May- mllv call 377-2010, day or Clark, Jr., was also named a concert on Wednesday, His clarinet virtuoso bas field Allen, of Sterling Heights. The bride is the made him a national cele- evening. to the Board. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Burczyk, of August 15, at 8:30. Mr, Sebastian, well.remembered brity. Littlestone road; the bridegroom is ,the son of the as the founder and lead Victor Borge brings the ,:. Reverend and Mrs. Marion C. Allen, of Lawrence, singer of the popular LOvin' 1973 Meadow Brook Festival Kansas. ' Spoonful group in the 1960's, to a grand finale with An Father Noel Patacconi, the bridegroom's brother, continues to write and sing Evening of Mirth and Merri- O.S.B., assisted by the Robert. Allen, of Lawrence, his gentle songs about love, ment on Sunday, August 19, FALL bridegroom's father, effi. Kans. In the usher corps happiness, and lhe better at 6:30_ A famed pianist and were the bride's brother, life. distinguished musician, Vic- " ciated the double ring ':v ceremony. A reception Paul BurClylt; Benjamin The Thursday, August 16, tor Borge has become one of ., followed at Athena Hall BurdsaU, II, of Ithaca, N. Y.; and Saturday, August 18. America's most beloved per- '71" SPECIAL in Roseville. James MacMahon and Frank evening concerts will feature sonalities because of his For the 3:30 o'clock rites, MacMahon, both of Mon- the expressive Fren':h pianist sophisticated sense of com- Special Offering for tbe bride selected a Renais. treal, Can. Philippe Entremont. A four. edy. sancestyle gown of satapeau Mrs. Burclyk cbose a pre. time winner of France's Born in Copenhagen, Mr. Senior Citizens with a bodice trimmed in dominantly yenow noral highest record honor, the Borge's impact on his adopt. Chantilly Jaee. Her illusion dress with a princess line. Grand Prix de Disque, Mr. ed country _ has seen him Only ven was he.ld in place by a The dress featured long E n t rem 0 n t is especially shatter records on Broadway, camelot headpiece. She car. sleeves, a roned collar and noted fOf his sensitive inter- become a star on the radio ried a cascade bouquet of a full skirt. Sbe wore a pretations of the romantic and television circuit, and yellow sweetheart roses and yellow orchid corsage, Mrs. writers. receive awards for both pro. white poms. Allen selected a turquoise Guest conductor for the fessional and humanitarian Wa/'iL Coillurf!J,!Jnc. The fonner Miss BurelY. sheath trimmed at the neck- two concerts will be inter. causes from the Uniled 16721 MACK FOl Appointment. 886.9770 aslted her sister" Martha line with pearls. She wore a nationally renowned Hiro. States Congress. Appearing Burezylt, to be the maid of white orchid corsage. yuki Iwaki, formerly Chief Conductor of the NHK Sym, honor. Carrying a' colonial Following a wedding trip Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. bouquet of green and white to Toronto, the couple will Married Saturday. August 4, in Holy Family phony in Japan and current. MAKE CONNIES YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR pomB, sbe wore a lime green be at home in Lawrence, Catholic Church in Detroit were CHRISTINE ly chief conductor of the dotted Swiss dren with an Kansllf. ANN BURCZYK, daughter of the Walter Hague Philharmonic. He will J. condll'Ct for the first time at organdy trimmed jacket. Burczyks, of Littlestone road, and Burt Mayfield Meadcw Brook "Kyo.so" by BAC\\-T<> SC\10ol CLOTHES r" Comilleting her outfit was a Navy ll>ldloman Second Allen, son of the Reverend and Mrs. Marion C. the Japanese composer whitt! ~leture bat. Class THOMAS K. CASSELL, Allen of Lawrence. Kansas. The bridesm.idJ were Kay son of MR; and MRS. JAMES Ishii, as well as more fami- Large Selection of We Specialize In O'Toole, of Mt. Clemens; CASSELL, of Cranfonl lane, - liar works o! Schubert, Kathy Kirsch, of Detroit; was promoted to his present Janet Morrison Married July 28 Beethoven, and Sibelius. GIRLS BOYS HUSKIES and Mrs. Don ManclJieW, of rank while serving with Mr. Entremont will play Detroit. Their ensemble. in Patrol Squadron Thirty at ------R8vel's Piano Concerto for Name Srand and SLIMS lemon yellow' were identical the Naval Air Station in Janet Britton Morrison and I was performed by the Rev- the Left Hand on Thursday • Dresses • Farrah • Mann to that of tbe maid of honor. Patuxent River, Md. A 1965 Ronald LaGrand Baker ex- erend G. Vernon White. evening, and the Saint-Saens The nower giru were Kate graduate of Richmond Acad. cb-anged marriage vows on Serving as maid of honor • Slacks • Billy the Kid Ryder, of St. Clair Shores, emy, Augusta, Ga., and II Saturday, July 28, at the was Regina Britton Watson, • Pant Suits • Levi and Maura McKeever, of 1971 graduate of Augusta Christ Un it e d Methodist sister of the bride, Lyman, Devon.hire road. The" wore' College, he joined the Navy Church on Ea!;t Warren Baker, hrother of the bride- FREE ALTERATIONS ON BOYS PANTS & GIRLS SLACKS lime green dotted Swiss in February, 1971. ?venue in Detroit. The bride groom, was best man. The dre.self With wblte sashes • • • Pre-Season On reaching the hemlines. They Navy Airman Apprentice IS the daughter of Mrs. ushers were Richard Hutch. SALE BOYS CORDUROY carried white baskets of RICHARD C. ROBINSON, Regina M. Britton, of Roslyn ing and Brian Watson, a ,reen and white poms. son of MR. and MRS, ro~d, and the late Geo~ge L. nephew of the bride. WIIIIIR PAN" SALI Britton. Her husband IS the The couple will be at home The ringbearer, Robert REGINALD ROBINSON, of son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald in Warren after a wedding GA•• III'. Reg. h'. Reg. ..13 Zeitz, of Dearborn Heights, Vernier road, completed the ,$6.00 '3.99 $6.50 ".&9 Baker, of Warren. trip to northern Michigan. carried a heart.shaped pillow AirCl1!W Survival EQuipment- The 3 o'clock ceremony IO~ DIICOUIlI' $7.00 $••65 $7.50 ' •• 99 of lace with white streamers. man School in Lakehurst, $8.00 '5.29 $9.00 '5.99 ActiDC as best man was N, J. Woods resident, JOHN M. Transferring from West QUINN, who competes in Use Our Layaway! $10~00 '6.6S, --_._------Suburban Hospital School of football aDd track at North Nursing to Wheaton college, High SChool, recently at. 8045 EAST JEFFERSO\ USl OUR -"Y.A •.,lY - W. WIk... • ~ ..... a... Wheaton, nt, is REBEKAH tended a Fellowship of DETROIT_ '"ell. • SEARS, daughter of MR. and Christian Athletes conference COnnleS'. FOR'SOYS' AND GIRLS' WEAR MRS. RAYMOND SEARS, of inMt. Pleasant, on the Cen. !l2i'::3525 ' Yorktown road. She will be tral Michigan University, Ample Parlcing in F,onl and Rear entering as a freshman. . campus. 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Scandinavians Host Festival Kappa Alpha Theta ICalier Worrell Mrs. Richard Nicholson Slates First Meetnig Nancy J. Bradford The five major Seandina. Danish pastries and laney To Take Bride vian nationalities, leelandle, sandwiches. The first meeting of the Swedish, Danish. Finnish and "Spirit of Scandinavia" new Kappa Alpha Theta M d M V Kr Norwegian, of diverse geo. hours are from 1 p,m, to 11 Club has bnen scheduled for r.::n rs, ern ug, Says Vows Friday I graphic, economic and social m F l'da n t 11 of Bad Axe, Mich .• announce p. , r y, oon 0 p.m. Tuesday, August 28. All I characteristics have eoop- Saturday and Sunday. Eastside Thetas are invited the engagement of, their erated 10 produce the third Traditional craftware such to ('orne and reservations daughter, Gale, to Calier L. Spirit of Scandinavia Ethnic as knit caps, linen table- may be made by calling 885. I Worrell, the ron of Dr. and Couple Will Make Their Homo in Euelid, 0., Fol. Festival on downlown De. 1 th d 11 h d d lowing Wedding Trip in Tahiti IlroH's rivafront F rid aye a s. a 11, an mal' 547: by Sunday, August 26'1 Mrs. CaUer H, Worrell, of I through Sunday, August 17. plates, pewter candle hold. At the meeting, which will Audubon roaa, ers, vases, cookbooks, flags, I be hostessed by Mrs. Ray, [ 81. Paul's On.the.Lake-Cburch was the setting 18 and 19, bread boards, cheese cutters mond C. Walk suggestions Miss Kl'ug is a junior at Friday evening, August 10, for the wedding of Nan. A feature of thi" year's and po.rcelai~ egg eups will will be taken' for a local Michigan State .University Scandinavian Festival will be be avallablt In other booths. philanthropic project. I and Mr. ~o~rell 15 a grad. cy Jane Bradford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I the performance of the Scan. Detroit Mayor Roman S, . uate of Michigan State. N. DiSante, of Alger place, to Richard Dale Nichol- dina~'ian Festiva.! Symphony. Gribbs will give official i Overconfidence is believ-I An. October wedding' is son, of Euclid, O. The bridegroom's. parents are the at 6.30 p.m., Fnday, August. greetings at 6 p,m. Friday, I ing that evenlually the im- planned at Sacred Heart Edwin NichoLsons. of Chesterton, Ind. I I 17. August 17. possible is going to happen. 'Church in Bad Axe. Co-officiating at the '1 I 1 Raising of the five Scandi. --.------o'clock rites were the pearl beading. The cathedral. na vian flags by youth In Reverend James F. Cronk length train was of tulle and national costume and the An extension of (he Pointes .. .and the Reverend Ray. ber silk illusion ve~ was singing of the national an- , .H I I f held by a noral headpleee of t~ems will precede the sym. j mond ~.,' 0 m, unc e 0 silk hyacinthS', stephanotis phony. I~he bridegroom, of C.ov, and baby's breath. In the food booths, Scandi. 011 l~ngton,. Ky. A reception The former Miss Bradiord ~c'2!?~ navian delicacies will be on Condominiums from $40,490 pmmedlately followed at carried a French bouquet of sale; pastil's (meat-ar,d. ~he Gourmet House. ivy, .tephanotis, and baby's potato-filled dough), bologna, 'Serving as her sister'. breath accented with yellow Finish stew, karjala pirakka matron of honor was Mrs. dried flowers. (dough-wrapped cheese and IVineent F. LoCicero. Also Donald Shoemaker, of Eu. potatoes), Swedish m~at. Igowned in halter dresses of cUd, 0., was best man. balls, Norwegian pea soup, ~ "prico! linen were brlde.- Serving as ushers were ,-maids Mrs, Gary Hendrick. Robert Nicholson, brother of J,son and Mr~. Donald Shoe- the bridegroom, of Chester. ,maker. TheIr dresst5 fea. ton, l.nd.: Al Niderstros, of SWISSAIR TOUR TO : tured ruffled bems .ncl Pittsburgh, Pa.; and Vincent ,matching capelets. 'n1ey LoCieer6. GREECE - EGYPT ; carried multi.eolored Frenell The mother of the bride LEBANON .L... ISRAEL : bouquet$ of dried nower,. wore a floor.length yellow • Photo by I!:ddle McGrath. Jr. 15 Days - Odober 9.23' i Preceding the bride were silk organdy dress (or her At an evening ceremony, Friday, August 10, : flower girls Cristina LoCi. daughter's wedding, The NANCY JANE BRADFORD, daughter of Mr. and 33370 Jefferson Avenue Icero and Lisa LoCieero, sleeveless dress, which fea. $899, inclusive from New On Lake S•• (;lair St. Clair Shores nieees of the bride, and Ann tured a double ruffle at the Mrs. Joseph N. DiSante, of Alger place, was mar- York_ Experienced Grosse 8elwern 1:1 and 1.1 I\lile Roods INicholson, a niece' of the neck and hem, was accented ried to RichQrd Dale Nicholson, son of the Edwin Pointe tour leaders. Nicholsons, of Chltsterton, Ind. Ibridegroom. The three girls at the waist by a satin rib. Phone: 884.1672 or 294-0810 ; were dressed in white em- 1>onand yellow silk organdy 8&1-1872 .., broidered organdy over apr!. rose. Mrs, Nicholson, mother Mod",s "l'ome10 EucJid, O. I- , ------to Raymond Charles Gieleg. Company. . ~, hem II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her fiance was graduated I Raymond Charles Gleleghem, from Grosse Pointe High , of Hunt Club drive. Sehool, and reeeived bis I Miss Connor was graduated Bachelor of Business Admin. from Grosse Pointe High istration degree from East. I School, and received her ern Miehigan University, I Bachelor of Seience degree majoring in accounting. , , from The University of Mich. An Oetober wedding is "IN THE VILLAGE" I ~;' ' igan, where she was affili. planned. 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. ------~-~--~- -~--=.- ... ••••• ....' •• o-.ft-- •• ...... -._------Thursday. August 16. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Women's Page- by, of and for Pointe Women Mrs. Robert C. Lucas Dale Marshall To Claim Bride St. Paul Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles BusiDes. Administration and Ferguson, of Royal Oak, an. is preHnUy employed with- \\~VEyts nounce the enga,ementof the Sbaw Wa1k,,' Compaoy. their daughter, Jennifer Lyn, An early spring wedding to Dale T. Marsban, son of is planned. For Cherie Renouf Mr. and :Mrs. Morrison Marshall, of Boumemouth MICIIGAI 40% road. Couple Leave for Wedding Trip in Southern The bride-eleet was grad. ..aT Spain Following Reception at Grosse Pointe uated fJ:om Dondero High Hunt Club School and from central SIAI.AIDS Mlcbllan University. She haa bclullv.ty OFF :; a Masten dearee in Edue&. t10n aDd i. preeelltly em. ot Cherie Elizabeth Renouf and Robert Carleton ployed with Weat Bloomfield Lucas exchanged marriage vows at a 1 o'clock cere- SChoolJ, mony in St. Paul's On.the.Lake Church on Saturday, Her fiance wllaraduated HANDBAGS August 11, The Reverend James Cronk presided at from Gro... PolDte South LAST 3 DAYS th" rites which werfi followed by a reception at the mall SCbool ud FerrlJ State Thun., Fri., Sat. I Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. ------Colle,e. He hi. I de,,," In The bride is the daugh. eap secured her double aUk illllllon ven. The bride ear. A Wide toerof Mr. and Mrs. Stan. rled I nOielay of wbite ley Joseph Renouf, of rOle., ltephanotia and baby', VAN fURNITURf I Lakeland avenue. The breath. Variety JuUe Christine Renout GI05S1 POINT! bridegroom's parents are served a. her .ilter'a maid In Basic Mr. and Mrs, Carleton B. of honor. Brldesmaida were Lucas, of P 0 m pan 0 Catherine Anile Renouf, an. Beach, Fla. other .1atl)rj Anne M. Fiaherj . NOW" IN PROGRESS' Colors Christine B. CoUlns, of De. The bride selected a white troit: and Mrs, Thomas batiste gown featuring bi.hop Schrock. sister of the bride. sleeves of Venice laee and groom, of KalamllOO. ANNUAL MIDSUMMER a square yoke embroidered The bridegroom & , ked with pearls, Venice lace also Thomas Schrock, of Kala. decorated the thr~ front mazoo, to act as best man. FURNITURE panels of the gown and the In the usher corps were 11al Photo by Paul Gaeh two panels in the dress's Le Due, uncle of the bride. CHERIE ELIZABETH RENOUF, daughter train. A ruffled Venice lace groom, of Union Lake; and of the Stanley J. Renoufs, of Lakeland avenue, trim finished the hemlines three brothers of the bride, became the bride of Robert Carleton Lucas, son of both tile gown and train. Chrl'stopher J. Renoul, Stan. L f P SALE! A b .d ed Jull t of Mr. and Mrs, Carleton B. ucas, 0 ompano ______'_e._em_ro_l_er e ley J. Rencuf, Jr., and Beach, Fla" on Saturday, August 11, in St. Paul's r"\_ ...... _. b .1. "l L._ k Stephen P. Renouf. On.the-Lake Church. LII.(EAMSARE ut:.1~ UllTATwAUt:.E ro~::.e~~:~~c~~~ ~~~e:~I •"''1 and baby's breath accented Mrs. Renout wore a long, selected a long, sea.gr~n 10T050%OFF the bridesmaid's dresses of sleeveless eIre.s featuring a silk jersey dress with floor- Take a walk through Wabeek. Over the already available for occupancy-or build yellow and white check. white bodice and poppy.red- length ehifCon eOlt In green, R.00il SAMPLES, IN STOCI rolling hills. Across the green valleys. your own home on one of Wabeek's The gowns were fashioned and.white skirt. Her collar turquo!Je and white. ACCESSORIES AND Along the quiet lakes. You'll see more than many choice lots. Wooded. lake view. with high necks, puffed long WI! trimmed with matching The couple will be at home .cOWCTlONS, just a beautiful community blooming to Golf course front. Up to 2 acres in size; sleeves and yokes trimmed red and white material and in Cadieux road after their ACCENTS Of OUt VlRY. FI.ST life. You'll see lifetime ambitions beginning at $18,000. with lace. Sasbes tied the her costume included'a short. wedding trip to southern i;;:'" FUlNtSHIIIGS being fulfilled. empire walsts. sleeved jacket. Mrs. Lucas Spain. ,,~'/;.. "". A whole new way of life awaits you at '1 . Becau,e that classic French Provincial Wabeek. The Beautiful Place. Come i;$~i..... OICOIlnNG SIIMCIS overlooking the private la~e is more than give your dreams a chance to grow. Museum Shows Art Exhibit frorn Russia cOIMI.n taMS. ,. just a house being buill; iI's a dream 1740 W. long lake Rd., Bloomfield Hills, ' coming true. Just W.e that sprawling - Mich. 48013, 851-4222. Open 7 days Official notificatiDn has IC. Gerstenberll, chairman of Landscape" and 10M0 n t contemporary along the fifth fairway of a week for your convenience. A taint been rt!ceived from the the boar4 of General Motor. Sainte. Victoire." Vincent the Wabeek Country Club golf course. venture of Chrysler Realty Corporation USSR that its touring ex, Corporation, helped persuade Van Gogh is representl!d hibitlon of Impressionist Russian officials to include with three key works. seven You can move into one of the homes and Del E. Webb Wabeek, Inc. masterpieces bas been ex. Detroit before the paintings of Paul Gauguin's finest .'.,:..\~~':?\~.;t: tended a month to include were crated up for their works, painted during bis Detroit. scheduled return trip in mid. early years ill Tahiti, are .... .'; :."": ::. ': September among these thoiee Impres- ;i. ,...... ::\X.~:. Formally titled "lmpres.' sionist works in the loan sionist and Post.Impres. An admission fee will be h sionat Paintings from the charged to offset costs. & 0"1. . . lJi~'rtB~;"~1f,\'f::.. USSR." the selection from Both the Soviet Union and O~m of the RU!lslan col- the Hermitage Museum in the United States regard the lecU!ln dates to the turn of ...., . the century, betweell' 1904 Leningrad and the PUS(lA.lnloan event ~s a maJor and 1914 when World War I . Museum in Moscow is the breakthrough m the cultural I' e tl first exhibition of Western exchange program between .~gan. It was promin n y art ever lent to the United the two countries ~1SPlayedafter the Revol?- . tion but was relegated to WABEEK States by the Soviet Union. "The Russian decision to Imuseum storage in the 1930's Of BUlOMm:w HILL" The 41 paintings by 14 show .thepaintings here is when Stalin decreed that major artists of the period a compliment to Detroit," realistic painting was more 1870.1920, including Matisse, Willis F. Woods, director of inspirational !or the Russian Gauguin, C e z ann e, Van the Detroit Institute of Arts, peoples. Gogh, Picasso, Renoir and said. "They have always In recent years, however, Monet, will be shown at the known us as the prototype of its display has again been Detroit Institute of Arts from the successful industrial city. made public, and the fl Wednesday, September 26, Seven of the paintings are works in the current show through Sunday, October 21. by Henri Matisse, including are only a small part of per. The exhibition has been his mas t e r pie c e, "Tbe haps the largest coUectionof ~~!~~~;I setting attendance records in Dance." Five are the work Impressionist and Post.lm- GlOSS£ POIlfft 20343 Mack Avetllle TU 4•.5885 Washington, New York, Los of Paul Cezanne, amoDi pressionist painting in any (1efwMn V_let ~ MoJoh) Angeles and Chicago since them the. famous "Blue COWItry except France. I SHOP: Mon., Thurs. & Fri. 'fil9 P.M. it debuted in the U. S. this spring. 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SIGNAL INTENTIONS , Th. Grot.. Point. To avoid rear end colli. I Mrs. Russell E. Wilcox IJudith A. Stedman I Wayne O_lfe_rs_V_e_tsProgram sions, share all your plans Con'Nption.1 Veterans who netd an edu. tutorial service lor veterilns with Ihe driver directly be. Church I cational "second chance" are who are enrolled in the pro. hind you. 240 ChaUonte at Lothrop °1 being actively sought by the gram and domestic and fi. Summer Schedule: Wayne state ~niversily Vel. nancial counseling, where Worship Service 10 a.m. Wed t0 Mr• I COX erans Educational Opportun. needed. The program head. W "The Trouble With ity Program. quarters are at 4216 Mc. St, Michael's Giving" I I The program, lunded by a Dougall, Detroit 4820.7. Regis. . Thursday Week.ender I $100,000grant [rom the U. S. tration for the fall quarter Episcopal Church , Service 7:30 Reception at ~he Detroit Yacht Club Follows 2 Office of Education, is a will begin Sept. 10 and can. 20475 5111111111,11.1., ... O'Clock Ceremony at Christ Church three.pronged drive to pro- tinue through Sept. 17. Fur. GrD'" '.lllt. Woeli, /' Rev. R. R. Ru&c:laeoa. D.O. Grosse Puinte vide edu('ation for veterans ther information may be Ob' 8:00 a.m. Eucharist Rev. J. H. Cummlnes who may think their le:;rning tained by calling 577-4705. I skills are not sharp enough ----- j 10;00 a.m. Eucharist with Judith Anne Stedman and Russell Edward Wi!. lor them to lake advantage A t' N Hymns cOY. exchanged marriage vows at a 2 o'clock cere~ of G. I. Bill educational bene. US In anles I Nursery car e It.lam.. I mony in Christ Church Grosse Pointe on Saturday, fits. V . Chi thru 10:00 a.m. August 11. The Reverend Arnold A. Fenton offici. Veterans who may have arsIty oac es. service Lutherln Ohurch ated. ------dropped out of higb school, -- I MfMllI." .t Ker...... ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. for instance, can enroll in New coaching assignments 1------TU 4-0511 The bride is the daugh. Vanderzee, of Akron, O. VEOP's General Educational at Austin High School have ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn The new RUS1ieU E. WH. Development Program, or recently been filled bJ' Ath' Gross. 'oillt. U"It.d Summer Schedule Sunday Servlce .:30 a.m. Gifford Stedman, Jr., of ~l(es left the wedding recep. G.E.D. :rhe G.E,D. program lettc Director Pete Pucher. METHOD~ST CHURCH (Nursery for sman children) North Brys drive. The tiOD at the De-troit Yacht l'i'ovides basic courses to- .F. J. "Bud" Newberry of 211 Moro .. Rood Sunday School, ';30 a.ln. bridegroom's parents are Club for a honeymoon in ward preparation for exam. The Woods has been named I".nu Ages 3-S l Thursday Service 8;00 p.m. Edward Arnett Wilcox, of Ontario, Can. They plan tt) inations for high school head coach o[ the varsity "'rTVM~./'frl»l\IU (July ~Aulust 23) Ferndale, M i c h ., and make tbeir home in Madison equivalency certificates.. hockey team, while Steve R.y. GMr•• I. Kllra. Beatrice Shurly Wilcox, Heights. Vocational training for, Avsharian was selected as. Summer Schedule: Iof St. Clair Shores. On Thursday nIght, August technical careers is provided sistant coach. 9:30 a.m. 9, Mr. Wilcox, lather o[ the under another .. ~art of the Newberry. a prep star at,' WORSHIP SERV[CE PInt "'11011 For the early afterl)OOD bridegroom, gave a reo prog~am. FacilIties at com. Notre Dame High School, wedding, the bride selec:ted bearsal dinner at the Bay. mumty colleges and Cass also p I aye d junior "A" [ Nursery and Church a white silk orgmu gown view Yacht Club. Tecbnical High School are hoc key with the Toronto School thru sixth grade Ev. Lutheran featuriDa: a blah neckline used by students enrolled in Marlboros and varsity hOCkey Ohurch edged with a ruffle. A ruffle M F . tbese courses. at the University of Day ten, V.m.l.r :aoa4 at Wed•• "ood also edged the long sleeves. ary armIs Still another part 01 the in Ohio. He has set as his Drive. Grosse Pointe Woods Floral lace applique ae- T S V program is for veterans who goal to make the A u s tin . 88f.~ • cealed the bodice, sltirt and 0 av OtVs wish to enroll in college and hockey program "the finest !UDg circular train. . "'__ I need preparatory courses. in the United States." , St, 'Iul Ev, Summer Schedule Sunday Church School and A cap of matching lace Mr. and Mrs. Mario 3'1 They take courses through Others named include Paul l'tIoto by BdQie MoQrath. Jr. held her short, three.tiered Farm!s, 01 Rosedale road, the Wayne State Division 01 Rogers. head varsity base. Lutheran Church Church Worship 9:30 a.m. veU. The former Miss Sted. have announced the en~age. Urban Extension and are al. ball coach with Jan Szymczak ell,'font. .nd Llthr.~ R.,.. P: K.ppler Wed Saturday afternoon, August 11, in Christ TU ''''71 :a.y. D .. 14. Proctor. Church Grossl: Pointe was JUDITH ANNE STED- man carried a small Colonial ment of their daughter, Mar~' lowed to transfe.r tQ WSU or II as his ass.istant; Nick Ro. MIl. p.,tor Ibouquet of white roses and Louise, to Dennis J. Plun. a community college upon kich, head varsity t r a c k We Invit. You to Worship MAN, daughter of the Lynn Gifford stedmans, With U. baby's b~ath accented by kett, son of Mr. and Mrs. successful com pIe t ion of c 0 a c h; Bruce Dyer head Jr., of North Brys drive, to Russell Edward Wil- white streamers. Edward C. Plunkett, o[ Inks. those courses. cross country co a c h, and 9 a.m. Worship and COX, son of Edward A. Wilcox, of, Ferndale, and ServIng as matron of honor ter. . Calvin McKinney Ditector' Szymczak, :Ross Baumann, Sunday School 9 a.m. Beatrice S. Wilcox, of St. Clair Shores. was the bride's sister, Mrs. Miss Farmis was gradu., Counselor of the VEOP Pro. Gary Buslepp and Jim Gerbc (Ages 1.5) James A. Baubie, Jr., of St. ated from Our Lady Star of gram, said job placement as assis~ant football coaches. Itev. Chart" W. '."dreck Clair Shores. She was dress. the Sea High School.. She will also be an importan~ P~cher IS head coach of the .''1. It."". L. 'ell."'1 '--:-". .~--- ..."" __ ed In a white and green voile attended Thom8s Busmess part of the program. Similar .llndders. print gown accented by kelly School and is currently em. programs have. been very 40% green ribbon at the empire played ~y General Motors I successful in linning attrac. GROSSE POINTE waist. A creen picture hat, Corporatlon. tive jobs lor veterans while rlt. G'ilS. Point. OFF trimmed with a white band An August wedding is they are still enrolled in WOODS and bow, completed ber out. planned in St. Joan of Arc I courses. p, I MEMORIAL CHURCH ALL fit. She carried a small Cburch. McKinney was quick to .. re6bglerian Colonial bouquet of white Pllint out that schedules can /? Ulllt'" P,,,.,t.ri.n roses and baby's breath with be arranged so veterans can IS Lake Shore Rd. DISCONTINUED Prentis Cancer Center L~ f., For informatioD mght or green streamers. Offers Free Pap Tests co~tinue in !heir present j?bs 199$0 MACK ~~~~t TORREY d.y call 88Z.S.~, dial a CHAIRS Michael George Alschbach, while learnmg and drawmg ROAD 886-4300 prayer 882.8770. .1 of Harper Woods. aded as F P -- 1 d . G.I. benefits. I 10 a.m. Worship ServIce .nd FREE INSTAUATION best man. Ushers were Gary ree ap Tests Wit be a. VEOP will also provide a Church School Worship Service and ministered during the months __ I ~'Say A Good Word for Church School 10:00 a.m. ON ALL Stephen Sworek, of St. Clair of August anrt september in Jesus" "God Gives His Children CARPETING BOUGHT Shores, aDd Stuart James the Meyer L. Prentis Cancer .- - - • ------•• - - - - • • -, Mr. JQhn Deason "Strength" DURING THIS SALE1 Dykstra, of Grosse Pointe. Center of the Michigan Can. • • I Preaching Ray H. Kiely Mrs. Stedman chose a cer Foundation. The PreJltis • • _ na"y and white print silk Center. is located at 110 East • WENOW. afternoon dress for her Warren avenue. I CARRY daupter's wC\lding. The Appointments may be' • GROSSE POINTE IAPMT (HURCH ,.< "" . A mother of the bridegroom, made by calling the Michi. • • Mn. Wilcox, sele'eted a dress gan Cancer Foundation, a l?i+rl"Or.1 • 21336 Mack Ave. COMPLETE of navy blue c:repe with a Torch Drive Agency, at 833. • ' _ • Grosse Pointe WGOds UNE OF white wbeat design covering 0710. Tests will be adminis. • \'.•..... MOTOROLA the full skirt and bodice. tered Monday through Fri.,. l'..... "A BIBLE TEACHING GOSPEL PREACHING TV'S Both mothers pinned cor. day between 9 a.m. and 4:30 . • FELLOWSHIP" sages of w~te sweetheart p.m. I I 9:45-Sunday School-for all ages i '«" '. 11:00-Worship Service : 4(";;"'/(#> .. 'i; 'to I ro:t:.:: ~:~r~IUd.ID::~~J:a~a:;;::.efr~~: 7:00-Service of Praise ------cervical cancer in Detroit. l./ 'if • .1.;:1.# 7:S0-Wed. Church Family Prayer & Share Time . 'Preludes' ~:Z~~~~~ij:""", :;:",,,l ~~ Prastor-Larry McGUI1l (ContlDuell from Pale 13) women, and almost 40 per. I .~.....".,-; I "THE END OF YOUR SEARCH Pierre V. Heftler, Robert cent among black women, in • • FOR A FRIENDLY CHURCH" HeNe, Isabene Horsch, Rob- whom the rate of occ:urence I W ' h 1 h • Lislen to us on Radio WBFG.FM weekly mornings ert Jay. Winfield W. Jewell, is twice as high. Thi3 find. '8 re in suc a at er, • Jr .• Kurt Keydel. Ray Mac- ing reflects the improved • I 8 to 8:15. donald, Alfred D. Moran, outlook for women with this. we',-e shaving prices ------_ FeUx Resnick, William R. form of callcer. I • :J.ournier Shaw, Sterling Sanford. The Michigan C a n.cer • I Think Christmas Now! Ha- Taylor, Flavio YAm. Foundation hopes to reduce I I AUGUST "# the deaths from cervical I RICHA D ::Jurnilure & Carpel. Co. celli, Vol1rad J. Von Berg, cancer by 80 percent within. NobQdy~ • :~r::r~. WUr:~.and Alex. five years. • walks ~ BUICK-OPEL: SEMI ANNUAL ----- ..... ld' d' 'ded . t' away, 16421 HARPER NR. WHITTIER "~uewor IS IVI 100 you 1510]I_c"'".I' MON., TUES., CLOSED CIIlCUIT people who do thin~s and ,I drive ulII'IIE "II" I TELEPHONE Success takes initiative - people who get credIt. Try, I with. n THURS. AND FRI. 881-1285 even an electric: switch ac- if you can, to belong to the II away a sml VA 1-5400 • 9 TO 9 compUshes nothing unitss it's first dass. There is far less • • __ .. .. _ •• __ fII ,. pumed. competition." I I ------.----1 DECOUPAGE and CRAFT First OHering SALE 20%OFF 293 CHALFONTE POPKIE PAINT 31019 HARPER AT 13 MILE RD. 293-1570 in the Shores Shopping Center'

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• • ... ., ' .. - ... "':"~ t ", • _...... 1---" ~._ -"::-_..o..-_.'_.~ Thursday. August 16, J 973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women w. S. Cushman Mrs. Thomas M. Clement Detroit Main Library Offers New Exhibits Lynda A. Lenahan To Wed Fall I A centennial anniversary, I early 1.900$ is a feature of IArts Department. in a unique hobby, and every tile exhibit, .T,he Cass Concourse ex. man's wish to get rich are The unique hobby is that hlbit c~se~ are devoted to a Mrs. John W. Soper, of . . . of Don Loucks "King of the new blbhlJgraphy prepared Farmington, Conn., and Ged. the tOPICS.of exhIbIts cu~. Autograph CoiJectors." In. by the. Library's Business Married August 4 des Parsons, of Roxbury, rently on vIew at the DetrOit Istead of the customary auto. and Fmance Departmel:,. Conn., have announced the Main Library. 5201 Wood- graph book, Mr. Loucks "How to ~,aise Your. Invest. Following a Weddint'l Trip to Barbados, Couple engagement of their daugil- ward at Kirby. Icreates original collages me~t I.Q. Books Intend,ell ':I ter, Martha Kelso Parsons, The lL'Oth anniversary of ~hich express the personal. to lm~rove the wo~ld.be lD. Will Be at Home in Perrysburg. Ohio to William Sanderson Cush. , . Ity of the celebrity. The vestor s understandmg or the man, son of Mr. and Mrs. the fO~lldmg of the Detr~lt I three. dimensional panels. stock market. are on display. Exchanging vows in the..Grosse Pointe Woods Robinson Cushman, of Narra. News IS commemorated 10 I' which measure as much as and free copies of the book. . Ch gansett, R.I. an. exllibit in Adam Strohm two by three feet in sh:e, are list are available {or pickup. Pres byenant urch on Saturday, August 4, were The future bridegroom is Hall which features a News- created with paint, papier All three exhibils will con. Lyn da A nn Lena h an an d Th omas Mount Clement. the son of Mrs. John H. Con- prepared display of Great mac!le. scraps of cloth, cut. tinue on view through August The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denis E. way, of Pine court, Jl.nd the Photo Stories by News outs, photographs, and other at Main Library. Lenahan; the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. late J. Boyer Candler. photographers, plus historical materials. Examples of sign- Carl H. Clement, Jr. ------I The couple plan a fall wed. memorabilia calling to mind ed collages made for enter. Serving as treasurer of the For the 1:30 o'clock Shaker Heights, Ohio; and ding. the period 100 years ago into tainer", Ilports figures, and WSU School of Medicine ceremony, at which the Betsy Clement, sister of the ------which the newspaper was others in public lire are on Alumni Ass 0 cia t ion is Reverend J 0 h n Deason bridegroom. born. An authentic news- display in the third floor ex- JAMES J. AlUTO, M,D., of David Root, of Toledo, Ohio; boy's dellverJ' wagon of the hibit corridor near the Fine Lochmoor bouh!vard, officiated, the bride chose The bridesmaids wore Jeff Day, of Toledo, Ohio; a natural ivory linen emerald green linen dresses and Dan Lenahan, the bride's gown with heavy Swiss w hie b featured smocked brother. embroidery inserts which bodices and a rume at the A SOUTHERN COLONIAL, ,. ALWAYS IN STYLE formed panels in the long h8ltered necklines lInd hems. Mrs. Lenahan wore a floor- They carried bouquets of length gown of field flowers .- ..~ full skirt. Her bouffant .pink Fuji mums, pink carna. on a background of white cathedral.length veil was tions and pink daisies, ac- pique, The dress had a long. held in place by a Flem. eented by purple statice and sleeved, waist length jacket ish cap of Swiss embroi. pink.and.white checked silk featuring a half.belt in the dery and was adorned bowS' and streamers, back. Mrs. Clement selected with raised petals of Acting as a junior brides. a blue chiffon floor-length matching lace. maid was the former Miss dress fashioned with long The former Miss Lenahan Lenahan's sister, Tete. Her sleeves and a high neck. carried a bouquet of pink dress was identical to those Relatives in town for the tea roses. baby's breath, of the bridesmaids, but wedding were the bride's stephanotis, fern and pittis fashioned wilh a smocked aunt, Mrs. Kenneth Smith. of Photo by J. S. De Forrest porum. back. She carried a small San Diego, CaI., and the The bride asked Ann La. basket of the same flowers. bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. LYNDA ANN LENAHAN, daughter of the Rocque, of Bloomfield Hills, Mr. Clement asked his William Anfin, of Radford, Denis E. Lenahans, of Crescent lane, became to be the maid of honor. brother, Christopher Cleo Va •• the bride of Thomas Mount Clement, son of Mr. Bridesmaids were Jan Shep. ! ment, to serve as the best After a reception at the and Mrs. Carl H. Clement, Jr., of Perrvsburg, herd, of Bloomfield Hills; man. In the usher corps Detroit Golf Club, the couple Ohio, in an afternoon ceremony at Grosse' Pointe Mr.s, David Root, of Toledo, were. Carl Clement, also a left .for a trip in the Bar. Woods Presbyterian Church on Saturday, August 4. Comes on strong with just as much appeal inside as from the curb. The OhiO; Jane Zimmerman, of brother of the bridegr,oom; bados. The new Thomas marble floor foyer is Jar'Jet than many living rooms, Not only does this southern Clements, both graduates of colonial have a large family room, but there is olso a library to complement Hillsdale Col)ege, will make PopHlar Groups Hit Pille Knob their home in Perrysburg, the spacious living and dining rooms. The moster suite includes dressing toom Ohio. Singer 'l'om Jones will be World," "Get Ready" and and large bath. Two other bathrooms service another four bedrooms. You ISABELLE'S at the Pine Knob Music "Rare Earth in Concert" and nome it ... our kitchen has it. The house has the luxury of central air condi- A planned move of GAIL Women's Dresses Theater for a five.day en- as many gold singles to their tioning, a central vacuum system and inter-comm systems to all rooms. and BARRY VAN TIEM, of 12~ to 26 ~ - 8 to 20 gagement beginning Wednes. credit. The group has recent- Manor road, to Brighton, day, August 15, through Sun. ly completed its newest al- Mich., prompted MRS. RON day, August 19. Concert time bum, "Willie Remembers." , Shaker Square-Bill Simms Sturbridge Classics HICKS to organize a family l is 8:30 p.m. except 7:30 p.m. Upcoming events include I party at The Farms Park Berkshire a.Tween Swirl on Sunday. Blood, Sweat and Tears on recently. Families attended. , , Tuesday, August 28, at 1:30 City Stene Puritan Forever Young bringing with them a potluck The British star has come p.m., and Sonny and Cher on dish for the buffet. Neigh- a long way sinee his days as Parkshire lady laura Sunday, Septemher 2, at 2 bors who came were MR. a builder's laborer in south p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Hobnobber Model (Snap Coat) and MRS. ALLAN COX, MR. Wales. Before he turned pro- and MRS. LARRY LON- fessional 'towards the end of Tickets for all Pine Knob We welcome Michigan BankAmericard, Master Charg!!, WERS, MR. and MRS. STAR 1964, he was a popular en- concerts may be ordered by Security BankAmericClrd WADE, MR. and MRS. tertainer in his own country. mail through the Fisher JOHN MARCUS, MR. and He first gained national Theatre, Fisher Building, Detroit, Mich. 48202. For ad. 16434 E. Warren MRS. ARTHUR KEYES, prominence when his record- ing off "It's Not Unusual" ditional ticket information, 114 Kercheval, on the Hill - 886-6Gl0 I a' E. Outer Dr. (N... , 1o Sanden! TU. 4.7980 MR. and MRS. TOM KIDD . . reached No. 1 in the British Pointers may call 559.9111, Monday thtu Sat. 9:30 5:30 and MRS. BERNARD AL. ',i' LOR. hit parade. ) 1 Since that time Mr. Jones , has sold more than a hun- dred million singles, won over 24 gold records and - been named Entertainer of the Year in more than a dozen countries. The singer now spends a I OurOjibways great deal of his time on tour. Nearly six of the nine I months he devotes to his I world tour are spent in the Unlted States by publie de- allhave views, mand. This is his fourth major Ameriean tour in four years. At Pink Knob, he will be singing such old bits as "What's Ne'w Pussycat?" and but then, selections from his new album "The Body and Soul of Tom Jones." This charming English' Colonial has four bedrooms on the second Following Tom Jon e s' so doour Manitous. performances, Chicago will floor with a fifth bedroom and full bathroom on the first floor. be at Pine Knob for three The kitchen is complete with limed oak cabinets. Carpeting, draperies, days, Monday, August 20 through Wednesday, August fully air conditioned and natural woodwork throughout. Ava;lable 22. The concert is a com- for immediate occupancy. By owner ... $65,400. plete seHoul. Detroit's own Rare Earth 1019 Kensington, Grosse 'te. Park, 882-4163 will be appearing at Pine Knob on Monday, August 27, at 7:30 p.m. Most of the six members r"".".",.,."",m"""'''''''~~;:~~~E::::~r!~~7.::=~:<",~,m"'~"~'~~<<<~"1of Rare Earth, Ray Monette, Ed Guzman, Mark Olson Gil Bridges, Mike Urso, ami Pete Hoorelbeke, played as back-up musicians on some of Motown's biggest records ~ ~ I~. Ih before gJining tiny recogni- tion on their own. Ray Mon- ette has played for virtually every artist on Motown plus a few Atlantic artists like Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett. Rare Earth has bad sold. out concerts all over the country, including one in The Ojibway and Manitou Ca:loe in the river. Sail in the Madison Square Garden. The units, like all condom ini- Bay. Fish for trout or salmon. group also has four gold umsatThe Leelanau Home- albums, "Ecology," "One Play golf nearby. Dine and stead are on the water and drink at the Homestead Inn. MRS. EUGENE WAL- have fireplaces, slate Goto a concert atInterlochen, LACE, of Oxford road, was hearths, wood ceilings, pri- summer stock at the Cherry ~ Y the recipient of a note from vate .dpcks, and breezy, the White House recently. County Playhouse, Or just sit (Ins Il KI tchens with frost-f ree She had sent a clipping from and regain your sanity. the July 26 issue of the .~Iqerators and continu- NEWS dealing with Dr. ous-clean ovens. They're Reserve your condominium William Lange's trip t" handsome, contemporary China, along with aT' .:;."com. now. Th.::!yareready foroccu- ~ Mak. yaur awn. .. yagurl! y I Ipanying leUp.. <0 President. second homes in the 50 to pancy. Or, come for a visit *.'. The Salton Yogurt Maker changes whole, skim '.'~ In it, ~:,e stated lhat more 60 thousand dollar bracket. It's a great place to vacation. ~ J ~ ..,cople who hed visited China Even nicer to come home to. !i.'1 or powdered milk into one quarl af creamy, light, :.'1~. should make their views They are part ofthe Midwest's known to the public This healthful yogurt, No artificial additives, It's she believes, would tend t~ most exclusive resort com- The Leelanau Homestead, ~~ ~;establish more friendly reo munity. It's complete. Ready Glen Arbor. Michigan 49636. !11 easy, quick, economical to mo~e yogurt to suit 11~ lahons between the U. S. and Call or write for free color bro- China. Ronald L. Elllott, to visit and enjoy. Built on 220 ::: your toste, from mild to lart. lucile/gloss/plastic. ::: Deputy Special Assistant to acres with 4200 feet of white, chures, In Michigan call toll- the President answered with free 800-632-1708. ~:1: 16x33~x4% unit, five individual cupS'. 9.95 j:~* sandy beach on Lake Michi. • note reading: "It was ~ h thoughUul of you to give the gan and 5500 feet of frontage President the benetlt of your on the sparkling Crystal River, THE comments. He appreciates You can play tennis on the your encouragement and has LEELANAU I JacobSOIlS Iasked that your message be championship clay courts, • HOtvtESTEAD brought to the attention of \\1 @~@~ 1I'@)c? U[}U@ Du@)OVD@~! appropriate Government ot'.. ::~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.;.;;:=: iieials."

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Wayne Offers Vets Program SIGNAL INTENTIONS I TII. Gro... 'olllt. Mrs. Russell t. Wilcox To avoid rear end colli. J Con,Nptfonll sions, share all your plans Ch h IJudith A. Stedman Veterans who need an edu. tutorial service {or veterans with the driver directly be. urc cational "sel'ond chance" are who are enrolled in the pro. hind you. 240 Chalfont. at Lothrop being actively sought by the gram and domestic and n. I "'_ -;. -;. -;,.., .. ~ Summer Schedule: Wayne State University Vet. nanelal counseling, where I Worship Service 10 a.m. Wed to Mr.Wilcox erans Educational Opportun. needed. The program head. St, Midlael's "The Trouble With ily Program. quarters are at 4216 Mc. Giving" The program, funded by a Dougall, Delroit4820J. Regis-I Episcopal Chunh Thursday Week.ender Reception at the Detroit Yacht Club Follows 2 $100,000 grant from the U. S. tration for the fall quarter i i. Service 1:30 Otiice of Education, is a will begin sept. 10 and con., 20475 Suulll.lIel. .... I O'Clo,k Ceremony at Christ Church three-pronged drive to pro- tinue through Sept. 17. Fur- Gro... '.llIt. w.... Rev. R. R. But~IleoD, D.D. Grosse Pointe vide education (or veterans ther information may be Ob. 8:00 a,m, Eucharist Rev. J. B. CummlDls who may think their learning tained by calling 577.4705. II skills ai uquet of white '"ita ,,, •• p!>int out that schedules can 16 Lake Shore,'''''11Rd. DISCONTINUED roses and baby's breath with Prentis Cancer Center be arranged so veterans can green streamers. .e~u,.c~ For informalioll Dillhl or Offers Free F6p Tests co~tinue in !heir present j?bs elay call 88Z.u..'"", dial a whIle learmng and drawmg 10050 MACK AVE. at TORREY CHAIRS Micbael George Alschbach, ROAD 18&-43lHl prayer 882.8'770. -T-- 'ill b d' G.I. benefits. 10 a.m. WorshIp ServIce and of Harper Woods. acted as F P I Worship Service and FREE INST AlLA nON best man. Ushers were Gary ree ap ests w ea. VEOP will also provide a Church School ministered during the months I "Say A Good Word for Church School 10:00 a.m. ON ALL Stephen Sworek, of st. Clair . Jesus" "God Gives His Children Shores, and stuart James of August and September in I CARPETING BOUGHT the Meyer L. pre,n tis Cancer .------•••••••• , Mr. John Deason "Strength" DURING THIS SALEI Dykstra. of Grosse Pointe. Center of the Michigan Can. • .. • Preaching Ray H. Kiely Mrs. Stedman chose a cer F

First OHering SALE 20%OFF 293 CHALFONTE POPKIE PAINT 31019 HARPER AT 13 MIlE RD. 293-1570 in the Shores Shopping Center. GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE

• I.PR!v..~'!J:C;f'A1!f.",ulilb~ JOANNA WESTERN LIMOUSINE WINDOW SHADES PAINt. Sl-eUTTUS. SlINDS KAUFMANN SERYICE STORM~,DOOIi'~ AND WIN~WS GRA"'.TOP Senlnl ".. SALES AND SERVICE Nestled Among The Trees I'olnt. Ar .. 15011 KERCHEVAL Off Kerchevol ... in Groue Point-e Farms. No doubt you have driven by and Gross.: Pointe Cob East 01 AII~r • In the Park TtJ 5$00 admired its attractive setting and handsome lines. Only because of a corporate TU 2.5300 Cloted Monda)'ll transfer can you now arrange to buy this picturesque Colonial home by con- tacting one of our consultants for inspection. If you are in the mood for a home that enjoys an outstanding lorotion, that sets a mood for a relaxing SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINnS 293 (ha/fonte, Grosse Pointe Farms. Elegant 4 bedroom 2~ bath, atMosphere, thaI is perfect for utililing and displaying antiques, and yet has FOR OVER Vz CENTURY been c...nsiderflbly updated . . . then we suggest this is for ~ou. Call for foyer entrance colonial. Just auf of the "breaking in" period. Spacious I,~"Sty"~ " 'He. family room wi~h fireplace, central air, electronic air filter, attached details loday! $58.500 ."cI.1 'or 'Of side entrance garage. Attractive landscaping, corner location. Call for WI 1.1282 appointment to inspect this fine home. Priced at $61,900. 11IcI..1I11l1 Chlin Link AII.S... I In4 Rudlc StyI.. MICHIGAN REALTY CO. MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 886-2506 886-4880 395 FISHER ROAD TU 6.3800 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL r

; . S t-t.ge.tp.tt. t t SF'. ; EE nEaEsssn. 5S PSSS SEEERS Thursday, August 16, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Plge Nineteen Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women W. S. Cush.man Mrs. Thomas M. Clement Detroit Main Library Offers Ne'wExhibits Lynda A. Lenahan A centennial anniversary, f early 19005 is a feature of Arts Department. To Wed in Fall a unique hobby, and every tile exhibit.. .T.he Cass Concourse ex- man's wish to get rich are The unique hob~y is that hlblt c~se~ are devoted to a Mrs. J()hn W. Soper, of . . . of Don Loucks "Kmg of the new blbllography prepared Married August 4 Farmington, Conn., and Ged. ' the tOPICS.of exhibits cu~. Autograph Cohectors." In. by the Library's Business des Parsons, of Roxbury, rently on view at the DetrOit stead of the customary auto. and Finance Depr.rtment. Conn., have announced the Main Library, 5201 Wood. graph book, Mr. Loucks "How to ~,aise Your. Invest. Following a Wedding Trip to Barbados, Couple engagement of their daugh. ward at Kirby. creates original collages me~t I.Q. Books mtend.ed ter, Martha Kelso Parsons, Th looth n' f which express the personal. to Improve the would.be m. Will Be at Home in Perrysburg. Ohio to William Sanderson Cush. e . an Iversary ~ Ity of the celebrity. The vestor's understanding of the man, son of Mr. and Mrs. the fo~ndmg of the Detr~lt I three. dimensional panels, stock market. are on display, Robinson Cushman, of Narra- Exchanging vows in the,Grosse Pointe Woods News IS commemorated In I. which measure as much as and free copIes of the book. gansett, R.I. an exhibit in Adam Strohm two by three feet in size, are list are available for pickup. Presbyterian Church on Saturday, August 4, were The future bridegroom is Hall which features a News. ereated with paint. papier All three exhibits will con. Lynda Ann Lenahan and Thomas Mount Clement. the son of Mrs. John H. Con. prepared display of Great mache. scraps of cloth. cut. tinue on view t!lrough August The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denis E. way, of Pine court, and the Photo Stories by News outs, photographs. and other at Main Library. LeDiahan; the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. late J. Boyer Candler. photographers, plus bis',urical materials. Examples of sign. Carl H. Clement, Jr. I The couple plan a fall wed. memorabilia calling to mind ed collages made for enter- Serving as treasurer of the It'or the 1:30 o'clock Shaker Heights Ohio' and ding. the period 100 years ago into tainers, sports figures, and WSU School of Medicine ceremony, at which the Belsy Clement. 'sister ~f the which the newspaper was others in public life are on Alumni Ass 0 cia t ion is Reverend J 0 h n Deason bridegroom. borll. An auU>entic news. display in the third floor ex-, JAMES J. AIUTO, M,D., of David Root, of Toledo, Ohio; boy's delivery wagon of the hibit corridor near the Fine Lochmoor boul~vard. officiated, the bride chose The bridesmaids wore Jeff Day, of Toledo, Ohio; a natural ivory linen emerald green linen dres~es and Dan Lenahan, the bride's gown with heavy Swiss w h.1c h featured smocked brother. embroidery inserts which bodlces and ~ rume at the A SOUTHERN COLONIAl ... ALWAYS IN 5 TYLE formed panels in the long haltered ne~kbnes and hems. Mrs. Lenahan wore a floor. I ki H bo They earned bouquets of length gown of field flowers ful s rt. er ~ff:mtpink Fuji mums. pink carna- on a background of white cathe?ral.length veil was tions and pink daisies, ac- pique. The dress had a long. ~eld 10 place ~y a Fle~. cented by purple statlce and sleeved, waist length jacket 1sh cap of SWISS embrOI. pink.and.white checked silk featuring a half.belt in the dery and was adorned bows and streamers, back. Mrs. Clement selected with raised petals of Acting as a Junior brides. a blue chiffon fioor.length matching lace. maid was the former Miss dress fashioned with long The former Miss Lenahan Lenahan's sister. Tete. Her sleeves and a high neck. carried a bouquet of pink dress was identical to those Relatives in town for the tea roses, baby's breath, of the bridesmaids, but wedding were the bride's stephanotis, fern and pittis fashioned with l! smocked aunt, Mrs. Kenneth Smith. of porum. back. She carried a small San Diego, Cal., and the Photo by J. S. De Fonesl The bride asked Ann La. basket of the S'8me flowers. bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. LYNDA ANN LENAHAN, daughter of the Rocque, of Bloomfield Hills, Mr. Clement asked his William Anfin, of Radford, Denis E. Lenahans, of Crescent lane. became to be the maid of honor. brother. Christopher Cleo Va .• the bride of Thomas Mount Clement. son of Mr. Bridesmaids were Jan Shep.! ment, to serve as the best After a reception at the an~ ~rs. Carl H. Clement, Jr., of Perrysburg, herd, of Bloomfield Hills; man. ln the usher corps Detroit Golf Club, the couple OhIO, 10 an afternoon ceremony at Grosse Pointe Mrs. David Root, of Toledo, were. Carl Clement also a left -for a trip in the Bar- Woods Presbyterian Church on Saturday, August 4. Comes on strong with just as much appeal inside as from the .curb. The Ohio; Jane Zimmerman, of brother of the bridegr.oom; bados. The new Thomas marble floor foyer is larger than many living rooms. Nol only does this soulhern Clements, both graduates of colonial have a large family room, but there is also a library to complement Hillsdale Col)ege, will make Popular Groups Hit Pine Knob their home in Perr.ysburg. the spacious living and dining rooms. The master suite includes dressing room Ohio. Singer Tom Jones will be World," "Get Ready" and and large bath. Two other bathrooms service onotner four bedrooms. You ISABELLE'S nome it ... our kitchen has it. The house has the luxury of central air condi- at the Pine Knob Music "Rare Earth in Concert" and Women's Dresses A planned move of GAIL Theater for a fiveday en- as many gold single~ to their and BARRY VAN TIEM, of tioning, a cenlral vacuum system and inter.comm systems to all rooms. 12~ to 26 ~ - 8 to 20 gagement beginning Wednes. credit. The group has recent. Manor road. to Brigbton. day, August 15. through Sun. ly completed its newest al. Mich .• prompted MRS. RON day, August 19. Concert time bum, "Willie Remembers." Snaker Square-Bill Simms Sturbridge Classics HICKS to organize a family is 8:30 p.m. except 7:30 p.m. party at The Farms Park Upcoming. events include I Berkshire B.Tween Swirl on Sunday. recently. Families attended. Blood, Sweat and Tears on City Scene Puritan forever Young bringing with them a potluck The British star has cOl":!e Tuesday. August 28, at 7:30 p,m., and Sonny and Cher on Parkshire lady laura dish for the buffet. Neigh. a long way since his days as bors who. came were MR. a builder's laborer in south Sunday. September 2, at 2 Hobnobber Model (Snap Cool) I and MRS. ALLAN COX, MR. Wales. Before he turned pro. p.m. and 8:30 p.m. and MRS. LARRY LON. fessional'towards the end of Tickets for all Pine Knob We welcomeMichigon BankAmericard, Master Charge, I WERS, MR. and MRS. STAR 1964, he was a popular en- concerts may be ordered by , Security 8anirAmerica,d WADE, MR. and MRS. tertainer in his own country. mail through the Fisher JOHN MARCUS, MR. and He first gained national Theatre, Fisher Building, \ prominence when his record. Detroit, Mich. 48202. For ad. 16434 E. Warren MRS. ARTHUR KEYES, 114 Kercheval, on the Hill - 886-6010 al E. Ouler Dr, INext 10 Sonde"l TU. 4-7980 MR. and MRS, TOM KIDD ing off ''It.s Not Unusual" ditional ticket information, reached No. 1 in the British Pointers may call 559.9111. Monday ,h,u Sat. 9:30 ',il 5:30 \ and MRS. BERNARD AL- LOR. hit parade. . Since that time Mr. Jones has sold more than a bn- dred million singles, won over 24 gold records and • been named Entertainer of the Year in more than a dozen countries. The singer now spends a I OurOjibways great deal of his time on tour. Nearly six of the nine months he devotes to his world tour are spent in the United States by public de- all have views, mand. This is his fourth major American tour in four years. At Pink Knob, he will be singing such old hils as "What's Ne'w Pussycat?" and butthen. , selections from his new album "The Body and Soul of Tom Jones." This charming English' Colonial has four bedrooms on the second Following Tom Jon e s' so doour Manitous. floor with a fifth bedroom and full bathroom on the first floor. ~~~~m;~:sKn~~iC;:rO th;~~ The kitchen is complete with limed oak cabinets. Carpeting, draperies, days. Monday. August 20 fully air conditioned and natural woodwork throughout. Aval'lable through Wednesday, August 22. The concert is a com- for immediate occupancy. By owner .•• $65,400. plete sellout. . Detroit's own Rare Earth 1019 Kensingtonl Gr')S5ePte. Park, 882-4163 will be appearing at Pine ______Knob on Monday, August 27, at 7:30 p.m. Open'Thursday and Friday evenings Most of the six members oJ Rare Earth, Ray Monette. Again Open All Day Saturdays Ed Guzman, Mark Olson Gil Bridges, Mike Urso, and Pete Hoorelbeke, played as back-up musicians on some of Motown"s biggest records before gaining any recogni. tion on their own. Ray Mon. . • ette has played {or Virtually ~:~ ~:j every artist on Mutown plus a few Atlantic artists like Arethr. Franklin and Wilson Pickett. Rare Earth has had sold. out concerts all over the country, including one in The Ojibway and Manitou Canoe in the river. Sail in the Madison Square Garden. The units, like all condomini- Bay. Fish for trout or salmon. gro.!P also has four gold albums, "Ecology," "One ums at Tile Leelanau Home- Play golf nearby. Dine anj stead are on the water and drink at the Homestead Inn, MRS. EUGENE WAL. have fireplaces, slate Go toa concert at Interlochen. LACE, of Oxford road, was hearths, wood ceilings, pri- summer stock at the Cherry the recipient of a note from vate .dpcks, and breezy, the White House 7ecently. County Playhouse. Or just sit (l"SIi Kilchenswith frost-free She had sent a clipping from and regain your sanity. the July 26 issue or the .'1qerators and continu- NEWS dealing with Dr. ous-clean ovens. They're Reserve your condominium William Lange's trip f,. handsome, contemporary Make your own ..• yogurt! China, along with all ;'.,;com- n:)w.They are ready for occu- panying lell,," ,0 President. second homes in the 50 to pancy. Or, come for a visit The Solton Yogurt Maker changes whole, skim In it, .lle stated that more 60 thousand dollar bracket. It's a great place to vacalion. ::: d k .. f I h ::: "cople who had visited China .'. or powdere mil into one quart 0 creomy, ig t, ::: should make their views Even nicer to come home to. ::: ::: known to the public This Theyare part of the Midwest's .:. healthful yogurl. No artificial additives. Irs ::: she bel' d" The Leelanau Homestead, ~:~ ::: le....es. woul tend to most exclusive resort com- munity. It's complete. Ready Glen Arbor, Michigan 49636, ::: easy, qUick, c:onomical to make yogurt to SUit ~~; i::~~~s:et~::~ t~~~~i a~ed Call or write for free color bro- ~:~ .:" China. Ronald L. Flliott te Jis\tand enjoy. Built on 220 .:. your toste, from mild to tort. lucile/gloss/plastic i:; Deputy Speelal Assistant ~ acres with 4200 feet of white, chures. In Michigan call toll- ~:~ .:. the President answered with sandy beach on Lake Michi- free 800-632-1708. ::: 16x33.4x4~ unit, five individual cupS'. 9.95 1:~ a note readil',Cf: "It was .'. ::: thoughUul of you to give the gan and 5500 feet of frontage on the sparkling Crystal River. THE ::: J ~ 's ;~President the benefit of your You can play tennis on the i~1 .~i~~~rme~~t:~ra~:m:ttP~:~ia~:: LEELANAU ao0JJ Son championship ciay courts. .:::.: asked that your message be • HOMESTEAD ::: n fS=>ri=\'\ n~~ ~I"";::\"\~~ .::~ brought to the attention of ::: @ u.@~ ul,Q,Cf u.UU~ LJU&U u U~::: I appropriate Government of. ;:~.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.:.:.:.:.i,t':':I:':':':':I:':':':':':':':":':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':'~':':':':':':':,:,:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:.:-:.:.:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.: ..:-:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:-:;$~ tic ials. " r f \

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entire fair in the Community duced rates for children on I NANCY ROACH, of Bed. '55 Had ley Wed S.l ~~~larf;eeS~Yle':t~e$;~~y~~rr~ Mr.an d Mrs...G A Yez bac Arts building, with a special all midway rides. I ford road, recently completed ried bouquets of streammg k I MI ivy and mums matching the preview scheduled for Wed. Ethnic Entertainment will, six weeks as a research as. color of their dresses. nesday, August 22, from 7 to be offered daily in the .lnter'l sista?t at Wayne State Un!- The bridegroom, who is 9 p.m. national Grove, featuring a verslty. Ms. Roach, a Um. Greg0 ry Yez aC the son of Mr. and Mrs. A Husband Calling Con- wide variety of folk song and versity-Liggett School stu- b k dance. I Joseph Yezback, asked his test will be held at 3 p.m. dent, was one of three stu. ------I brother, John Yezback. to Friday August 31 which 15 There's more, of course, dents assigned W l'esearch Couple Will Make Home in Harper Woods Fol- serve as best man. Acting as open to any woman who from quiet quilting exh.ibils progra".ls. at the WSUSchl>?l lowing a Trip to Flordia ushers were brother 01 the feels in ,fine voice, utilizing to Kung Fu dem.onstratJons, of Medlcme. She worked In ------bride, Willard J. Hadley, IV, I the same basic techniques from sheep shearmg contests the Anatomy. Department on one would in calling a hog. to fashion shows, {rom the electron microscopy, and Saint Maron Cathedral in Detroit was the set- and Thomas Melchior, of It.s hoped The P,)inte will' baton twirling and strutting presented a talk to her col. ting for late afternoon wedding of Mary Sue Hadley Detroit. lend its local talent. competition to "Faels and le~gues on h.ow the el.ectron and Gregory Anthony Yezback on Saturday, June 2. Rhi~estones accented t~e . Fancies of Hypnosis." microscope IS used m reo Father Ferris Kleem officiated the 5 o'clock rites, I neckhne of Mrs. H8dley s ~he crownl~g of the State It's all at the 1973 Michi. search and in training medi- Fair Queen Willbe at 8 p.m. SI IF' cal students For the ceremony, the -----1 floor length, mint green on Wednesday, August 29, gan a e air. ..~ .-,._' _ bride, who is the daugh- ques The dress featured dre~s fealuri,ng.a bodice em. . I brOidered With pearls. They Beauty quee~s fr~m all ov~r ORDINA".CE ~O 160 ler of the Willard J. Had. a sh~dow.paneled scoop both wore a corsage of cym.1 the state Will vie for thJS I~ I~. leys, of Balfour road, neckhne and a .stand.up bidlum orchids. I { title. chose a ssl m-8470 Doc Severinson and the Now The Council granted the appeal of Mr. Edward days prior to the date fixed for redemption at Generation Brass, on Friday, M. Ranger of 335 Grosse Pointe Boulevard; andthere. least once in a newspaper or publication c~r- August 24; Ann Murray, Sun. by authorized the issuance of a Permit for the can. culated in the State of Michigan '.',hich carries, t 647-8100 day, August 26; Loretta Lynn struction of a six.foot stockade fence to surround the as part of its regular service, notices of sale of and Buck Owens, 'Monday, rear yard on his property located at the foregoing a'.1dress. municipal bonds; provided, that where any 11 'l'IMNS.J~"I'INE."'iL~. August 27; Jerry Lee Lewis, bond shall be registered, then notice of the TueS1lay, August 28; Bill j travelltureMI ~!' The Council approved the low bid of General redemption thereof shall be given by mail Cosby, Thursday and Friday. Electric, in the total amount of $4,920, for the pur. addressed to the registered holder thereof at August 30 and :n; and Joey chase of six new portable, hand-held radio trans. Higher Interest Rates Limiting Your Buying Freedom? Heatherton, Saturday, Sep. the registered address, which notice shall be tember 1. ceivers, in accordance wilh the specifications. mailed not less than thirty, (30) days prior to 3 In addition. Dan Fleenor's Thl' Council rcceiv!!d the followin Reports and the date fixed for redemption. Bonds so called ASSUME THIS 6 ,4 ~/o INTEREST RATE! Hurricane Helldrivers will ordered them placed on file: for redemption shall not bear interest after the IT'S JUST LIKE THE GOOD 'OL DAYS perform daredevil drivin~ I date fixed for redemption provided funds are feats Friday, August 24 I A. Grosse Pointe Youth Services Division's Re. on hand with the paying agent to redeem the I through Monday. August 26. port for the month o( June, 1973, both (or the entire same. The principal of said bonds and the in- I The International Demolition Division and for the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, ill particular. tcrest thereon shall be payable in lawful money Derby, called "the world's of the United States of America at such bank largest traffic accident" and B. Police Department Report {or the month of or trust company located in the Stale of Mich. really a Dodge 'em game July, 1973. . using real cars, will be igan and qualified under Michigan or Federal crashing a:ld smashing on C. Police Departmer:t Bicycle Safely Status Re. law to act as paying agent ar- shall be designated Sunday evening. September port. dated August 1, 1973. by the original purchaser of the bonds and ap. 2. 1Cyou can believe that... proved by the Cily. A co-paying agent similarly Other State Fair high. The Councilapproved an Agreement with Local qualified, designated and approved, but located lights include the following. I 522, Council 23, A.F.S.C,M_E., A.F.L..C.I.O., for a either within or without the State of Michigan, A new teethered ascent I thl ce,yt'ar peliod beginning July I, 1973. may also be named. ride in David Lee Clagget's Section 2. If any. s(:ction, paragraph, sentence, "The Stars and Stripes," a The Council approved the adjustments in the , 70.fO(\Ihigh hot air balloon. salary schedule for the Departmental Supervisors dause or phrase of this ordinance shall be held in- -...... '1-"-- I Mr. Clallg"fl, a Ypsilanti and the Administrative personnel. valid, the same shall not affect any other part of this ordinance. aeronaut, will "pt'rate the The Council scheduled a Public Hearing to be _. Section 3. All ordinances and resolutions and ride daily. wcathl'f and "inn 1 held at 8:00 p.m, on Monday. August 20, 1973, to con. conditions permitting, of parts thereof insofar as the same may be in con. I, ~ , l,t'''l;on of a Resoluliol'l authorizing the course. I City to proceed wilh necessary weed eutling and gen. flict herewith are to the extent of such conflict A National Heavyweight. crOllcleanup on vacant lots, and to assess the cost hereby repealed. Draft Horse ChampionshipI of the project to the pruperty owners on the tax rolls Section 4. This ordinance shall be published will be held in which horses' 708 BALFOUR for the foregoing work. in full in The Grosse Pointe News, a newspaper of Igene.r~1 circulation in the City of Grosse Pointe The Council approved payment of a statement This spacious colonial holds both charm and modern II qualifIed under State law to publish legal nolices MICHIGAI (rom the firm of Vilican.Leman & Associates, In. comforts 010n9 with being an economical way to buy. corporated. in thc amount of $210.00.for professional promptly after its adoption and the same shall be 4 bedrooms, 2 ~ baths, paneled library, and bright family MEAT community planning sf'rvices rendered by the fore- I recorded in. the Ordin~nce Book of the City and room. Central air, modern kitchen, and modern details going firm pertaining to the ncw Zoning Ordinance. such recordmg authenticated by the signatures of the Mayor and City Clerk. add to family comfort. Roomy Jot and locotion near STAIDARDS Upon proper motion made, supported and carried, Exclusively I Section 5. This ordinance is hereby determined schools and parks perfect for family. (he meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m. by the City Council to be immediately necessary at I for the presel:valiol\ of the health, safety anQ Wel. Wifliam G. Butler Andre,. Bremer, Jr, fare of the CIty and shall become effective imme. tnc. '141 Mayor Cit)' Clerk diately upon its adoption. JOHN S..GOODMAN, CONlY ISLAND Published: 93 Kercheval "On the Hill" 886-3060 Grosse P"inie News, issue of August 16, 1973. T. W, KRESSBACH, MACK AT ANITA City Clerk I IPublish G.P.N. 8-16.73 r '.

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.,<.; {~~:::-):: ':4 . ~., ~>,~ '<,',": ... :"./, 2A-MU1IC EDUCATION 4-HII.' WANTED 4-HELP WA.NTED IS-SITUATION 16-FOR RENT 16A.-FOR RENT 17-WANTED TO RENTIS-ARTICLES FORSALt: GENERAL G1N£RAL I WANT£D UNFURNISHED FURNISHED RESPONSIBLE man looking CRAFTSMAN 21 in, reel TRUMPET and trombone GENERAL OFFICE GARDENER - Mature, fUll, EXPERIl!.:NCED nurses aid INDIAN VILLAGE I WESTCHESTER, 3 bedroom for apartment or house in mower with grass catcher. lessons in your home by Girl for small ollice to an. time, 2 bedroom carriage would like work. Care of ' Colonial,' attractively fur. exchange for maintenance SllS.7069. experienced teacher. VA swer telephone, type and h ou s e provided. Reler. old and handicapped. 822. E. JEFFERSON AREA I nished, suitable for exeeu. work. 731.7662. Bob. Good . 2.9226. do other diversified office ences. Reply .Box M.6, 5070. Close to downtown, trans. tive. 823.2915. references. OAK DESK, and Jen,ny Lind :, duUes. P. O. Box E'7, Grosse Pointe News. ------port~tion and ,river fronl. SMALL APARTMENT, quiet ------89be1d2'best offel', Call 884. Grosse Pointe News, I------WILL house sit in your Spaelous studio and ~ne iocation near Indian Vii. CANADIAN diplomat wishes . GROSSE POINTE CLERK for liquor store, over Grosse Pointe home while l bedroom apartments With lage VA 1.2850 to rent prestigious lour -R-I-C-O-H------DELiVERY BOY wanted, 18 years, full time. 11200 you are on vacation. No carpeting. $97 to $120. Util. . . I bedroom home. Mr. Stock. 126C Deluxe, never INSTITUTE OF with ear. Apply at 17209 Morang. I children. Grosse Pointe Wes included. 824.8010. IN GROSSE POINTE near 963.86&6. used, CDS electric eye, MUSIC Mack. 4.a._H~.:.'--'------W.a....TED l_re.erences.f 884'.0221 ------Ea~..... J efferson <:1.ty IIml't s, ------f.2.8 lens with shutter ,.. l~ Rn 4 BEDROOMS Nicely furnished apart. ELDERLY widow, away duro speeds 1/30 through 1/250. CLOSED DURING AUGUST. DRIVERS for Ice cream "DOMESTIC MATURE woman will baby. 'ments, only $Hi5 to $180 ing the day needs small 1 Takes 126 film, flashcube, REGISTRATION FOR FALL trucks. 1184.9515. ------sit by the week. 884.7727. 4 BATHS per month: th.is includes bedroom apartment or flat. accessory shoe, automatic SEMESTER BEGINS SE:P. WANTED - Experienced. ------blt"t N' f advance. List $100, will sell GIRL ".siatant for diversl. coo It • wAl"-e•• e. and CAR WAXIN G, vinyl top reo P tee ec nCI y. Ice or Wlaking distance fro m TEMBER4, - , "' In exclusive area of G. . one or two persons. CoU~ge Hill Vill M: k for $60. 882-4507. Instruction offered in Piano, fled duties in oHice and eouple,. Grosse Pointe conditioning, Dragomer Woods. 3,100 square feet. ' age or ae. _ Voice, Guitar, S t r i n all, . sale. of qUllity retail shop. E~plo)'ment Agency, TUx. Shell Service, 884-6455, New England colonial, li. graduates preferred, adults Moross shopping eenters. G.\RAGE SALE _ Moving.- Mr. Brirgel, TR 1-0202. edo ~78. 15803 Mack at Berkshire, brary, huge family room, only. no pets. Telephone 884-1809. Will sell odds and ends Woodwinds. DiltiDgulsbed I' faeulty. tu 2-4963.16237 ------.--- Z fireplaces. $890 net 821-8985. household and clothing BABY SITI'ER.Hou!lekeeper. LOVING MOTHER wishes lease per month. 1 year APARTMENT for single I' HE.TIRED PHYSICIAN de. items, sports equipment, Mack at Three Mile. 3 children, full time. Must babysitting in my licensed lease with $5,000 security lady, 2 rooms, bath snd. sires 2 or 3 bedr?om apart. Many never used. Electric 21-TUTOlfHG have references. 526.3881. home for 1 baby or toddler, deposit. Also an option to cooking faciliUes. Refer. m~nt or nat m Grosse trains, electric g u ita r, AIDES ------7.~, Mon..Fri. Teacher pre. d I Pomte Box L.7 Grosse d COOKING and light ,house. buy plan pOssible. Occu. ences require . Call a ter I .' , drums, go.cart, Hon a. PRIVATE TUTORING keeping for elderly cl>uple. ferred. 885-1085. paney Septem ber 1. 1008 6 p.m. 885-7417. Pomte News . 9:00 to 6:00 Satur day an d in Own transportation. TU 1. Lochmoor. Call 557-4805 GROSSE POINTE WOODS. NEEDED _ Furnished two Sunday. 164 Moross in YOUR OWN HOME AND I All subjeclt; an cr.de •. 4530, TU 6-6309. 5A-::o~g:f~ or 886-0115. Two bedroboms'ttde~'dsum. bedroom apartment or _F_a_r_m_s. . _ Adults and t'bildren. Cere GOOD COOK, 2 in family, _ MANISTIQUE. Jefferson, 3 mer porc, a ac e ga. house before September HO GAUGE electric tr ains. tified teachers. PORTERS otber help employed. Ex- -T-A-K-E-:rHE--D-A-Y-O-F-F- room modern flat. storage, rage. ~nished basement. 1st, 6 month old baby_ Dr. MuJtipJe sets of passenger, cellent references, Reply fenced yud, parking, $95. Responsible Adults only, Waring, M.D., Bon Secours freight, antique trains _ CaD: FULL TIME Box B-12, Grosse Pointe MAIDS tran.sported . .Bonded. Wa~er Realty. 885.8443. refer~Dl:es required. $300 Hospital. 1184.8500. 12'xS' "L" shaped layout. DETROIT AND SUBURBAN N screened, in.sured domes. -----~---- per month. , Landscaping incompl~te. TU'roRlNG SERVICE Immediate openings a vall. . ews. tic help for one day or QUIET Grosse Pointe Woods TWO Grosse Pointe Academy 537-4653 able in HOUSEKEEPIN.G HOUSEKEEPER _ Live in, mare. area offers spacious thl'teC SHOREWOOD 886.8710 lady teachers want to rent :i'U't~act~~~~a~~s~~v~~i DEPARTMENT, Apply In one in family, other help bedroom executive rlinch, GROSSE POINTE WOODS- 2 bedroom apartment, pre. 886-0356after six or week. HATHEMA1'J'CS Tt1TO:RING penon. employed. References. TU DOMESTIC PERSONNEL with two full baths, :dtchen 2 bedrooms, den, summer fer garage apartment, Box b1 ACE 5-0720 POOL. 961.1060. 963.0161. with built.ins and den or .porch, attached garage. S.2, Grosse Poinle News, end. Ph,D. Mathematician COlT . EXPERIENCED housekeep. office at home. Well deco: Finislled basement. Com. ARTIST closing studio. An- -.mo HOSPITAL EUROPEAN LAUNDRESS- Ing done on regular b8Sis. rated and available Augusl pletely furnished. Respon- 7A-ROOM WANTED tiques, furniture, acces. 158 Kercheval Monday, Tuesday, Wednes. 779.5042. 1 for one year or longer sible adults only. refer. ------sorles, props, gadgets, mis. 3-LOST AND 'OUND Grosse Pointe Farms day, summer months, 2 -______lease at $500. R, G. Edgar ences\'equired. $300 per STUDENT Medical Doctor at eellaneous. 12.5 p.m, only. An Equ:ll Opportunity days, the rest of year. Top LADY WANTS day work, Associates, TU 6-6010. month. Wayne State desires room 9() Hall Place. MAN'S GOLD Austrian' coin ring, vicinity of Lochmoor Employer wages, References. 884- Grosse Pointe reference, 860 NOTTINGHAM. newly SHOREWOOD 886-8710 and some home privileges Blvd., Fairway, Grosse FEMALE h air dresser, 3248. , Own transportation. 366- decorated, 2 bedroom fiats, 2 ROOM furnished apart. in private residence in a FREEZER, microwave oven Pointe Woods. 1184-3362. steady. No evenings. 177321HOUSEKEEPER _ Com. 4172 after 5. heat furnished, pave .. e rec. 925.1972. SUPERVISOR .ry. 2 in family. Refer. lilt h'ldr f c." rpeted, attached garage. reation room in the base. gerald. 885-4672. front desk, old Phil co Cab- ences. Box P-2, Grosse es C.l en, re erenees. .. .inet ' r a d i 0, humidifiers, Pointe News. I TU 2-4336. Ideal location. Available ment, 11,<2 bath, newly EMPLOYED"NURSE~cleBires YOUNG LADY 18 or older 11:30 A.M. - a P.M. SHIFT ------.now. $"""... per. month. 884- . decorated ...and .. carpeted G P . t cbairs, davenpor,t, twin bed for drug store clerking, ------'''''. h Rel room in rOS(le OlD e frames and head boards, . . . 48-SERVICf. TO LADY wisl)es day work on 4423 throug out. erences reo area. immediately. WA afternoons and evenings. F orma I traJJ11llg or experl. EXCHAu~:: Tuesday_ Cleaning only.' quired, no children, no fireplace set, full and queen 882.5152. i!nce in Dietary Super. .~'" References. Cora Reed.! GROSSE POINTE FARMS, pets. 886,10106. 1-4235 before noon. bed spreads (never used) vision. Must rotate week. ------, 2 bed . tI folding scre\1ns, washer, MED.TECH ASCP part time ends and Hollda.ys. RESPONSIBLE working man VA 1-8()22, room, convemer. y 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT 8~ARTICLES FOR SALE dryer, double bed, nute. with references, will main. I I located. Gar(ige. $265. days. 885.5932. 889-1------_ 821.5283. ------_.--- APPLY IN PERSON tain yard and house in ex. SCOTCH WOMAN, day or I 0698. LOVELY Room for employed G NTIC G S 1 A WANTED Medical Aide in weeklv cleaning Baby sit. -----"---.-- 1 d Kit h . '1 ,GI A arage a e. ny PERSONNEL change for quarters . .(64. ting 'companio~, nursing. UPPER INCOME. Middle. ~~19 c en pnvI eges'l thing you mighl need. Fri . ENGLANDER sofa bed. Must busy Grosse Pointe office. sell this week. Very rea. To .sslst Doctor and also DEPARTMENT 3989 alter 6. 885.2747. aged lady. 4 rooms, bath,.' day~aturday , 10 to 4 386 paper work. Write Box U'l, 5--3ITUATION ------1 garage, heat. TV 1.3436. PLEASANT ROOM for gen . McKinley. sonable. 882-4467. Grosse Pointe News. ' WANTED HOUSEKEEPER, full charge ------~ t1eman. private bath. Ga. COTTAGE for business man. Live ill. 3 BEDROOM ranch in Grosse rage 882.1246 COLONIAL baby X'O c k e-r WASHER, gas dryer, good EXP CARETAKER, Farmer, ..- HEALTH Suburbs. Moderate size Pointe City, near shopping, . , . cradle, Cypress wood condition $50 complete. HOSPITAL HOME r 881.B209. estate, ranch, rel\l)rt. Refer. Q home. Have car. Refer. schools and transportation. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, Never used. 778.1345 alte ellC~es.Prefer live.in. 8t17. llS9KERCHEVAL CARE ences. Box T.7, Grosse Appliances. Available Sep. Roslyn Rd. near Mack. 1'>2 6 p.m. GROSSE POINTE FARMS . GARAGE SALE. Miscenan. 2777, Ext. 49. .BY Pointe News. . tember. $285 per month. rooms and bath, entire up. eous arUcles. Some draft. 886-4215. stairs, nearly new. Kitchen EXTENDO ta b Ie, walnut , TEACHER desires woman to An Equal Opportunity HOMEMAKERS.UPJOHN \ ing tools. Thursday.Friday, Employer 6-IOR RENT I ------privileges, air conditioned se.ts. 8' comfortably, neve r 10-5. 1126 Hollywood. care for 1 year old in my ! Nurses, Nurse Aids, GerI •• UPPER INCOME, 4 rooms, f1U1!ished; 884.1942. . , I. use.,," 71IH345 after 6, p.m. home. 3 days a week. Slart RECENT G r a d u ate or trlc aid.s and housekeepers . UNFURNISHED Harper . Wa r.r e n area. PHOTOGRAPHY equipment, September. 88H381. I mature woman for down. to work part or all the MARINE CITY, overlooking Adults. TU 2.2800. _ 6C-OFFfCE fOR RENT TREASURES and Trivia , dryer, enlarger, trays, con. time. All e m p 10 y e e s glaesware, china, Viclo!;'ian tact printer, miscellaneous. . SECRETARY wanted, legal tow n insur.nce clerical screened, bonded and in. St. Clair niver. large, new GROSSE POIl''4TE WOCDS- OFF~CE with answering ser • antiques, llquidating estate. 88li.7641 after 6 experience preferred, typ- positioo. No ex pe r I ell c e lured. 24 hour service. 2 bedroom deluxe apart- 4 bedroom; 2 bath, witb vice, $75. '17901 East War. p.m. necessary, we will train, Friday-Saturday, 9-4. 1044 ing and shorthand. Grosse ment for lease. Call 165. family room, Central air ren. S, Brys, Grosse Poi n t e KENMORE ironer, king sile, Pointe law office. 886.1783. 1i,ht t y pin g desirable. Detroit loll. Clemens 5213. conditioning. Lease at $375 WE--L-L-A-P-P-O-IN-T-E-D-o-ff-jc-e-i-n Reply Box B 15. GFrosse 872-0200 '192-0620 Woods. walnut head board, (ormic. DECKHAND - Experienced I . per month. Immeruate pos. prestige 0 ill c e buildng, top breakfast table and 3 Pointe News. PROFESSIONAL COUPLE, GARAqE SALE - Tbursday chairs, snack tables, Scott preferred. Owoer of M' I . .BERKSHIRE session. . 'COmplete, with or without and Friday 16-4. Saturday Hatteras y a c h t needs I :;ood references, no chilo HIGBIE MAXON, INC. answering service, recep. spreader. All in good eon. CONDOMINIUMS 9.12. 289 )It. Vernon young man III or older for MANAGER i dren, 1 quiet dog, desire to 886-3400 tion area available along ~ition, 881-5223 cv~nings For Stroh's Ice Cream- Par. house.sit for minimum 1 For rent "Or sale, luxury 2 ------'--- with office. C()X & Baker. (Farms). Between Charle. and Saturday only. cle8ning and maintenance RIVARD-2 bedroom upper. 179-6600. voix and Challonte. Moving work. Full time, excellent lor. Grosse Pointe Farms. month. CallcoUect, 216- bedroomapartmi!nts, town. houses, Vernier road across Fir'!place, enclosed ter. so all must go. GARAGE SALE, Fri., Aug. salary, all fringe benefits. 464-8574alter 5 p.m. Can 961.5840, ice cream from Locllmoor Golf Club. race, garage. Adults only. OFFICE SPACE available. 17 and Sat. Aug. 18. 10 Boat berthed .t Grosse division for appOintment. DAY WORK. caring for eld. Open 12 to 6 Saturday and No pets. $250 month. 884- Approlcimate 230 square GARAGE SALE - 738 Neff. a.mA p.m., 1590 Ford Pointe Yacht Club. C. M. erly, experienced, refer. Sunday. Shown daily by 0600. . feet. Private parking In. Manufacturers rep new Court (off Mack between '7- Shelton, 651.S500 or 651. WANTED Lady with experi' ences. 821-4974. appOintment. Adults only. Johnstone & Johnstone cluded. 2711 East Jeffer- soap, bubble bath. Much 8). Odds and ends, antique 1150. ence handling stationary son. The Rohde Building. more. Saturday 9-5. glassware, snow tires, swiv. and wedding invitations. 24 HOUR 886-4036 evenings, weekends GROSSE POINTE PARK - Ideal for manufacturers . el chair, pine infant dress. RECEPTIONIST.TYPIST Also must be able to type 7'15'(}800 daily Sharp four room upper in. rep, accountants, lawyers, STEREO amplifier. Exc~lleut ing table. Much more. TO WORK EVENINGS correctly. Goebel. TU I. ,NURSING CARE come. Stove, no frust reo investors or retired execu. condition, $Z5O, Road aud frigerator. drapes, carpet . Track, back Issues, ext'el. ELECTRIC st'iwing machine, . AND/OR SATURDAYS !_6MO_,______MEDICAL PERSONNEL FOR RENT tives. Call 259-1010Monday cabinet model, coffee table. ed, all utilities, modern through Friday. lent condition, hall priced, Varied duties in pleasant I.ICENSED practical nurse to POOL •'.BEDROOM h 0 me, 2'>2 kitchen and bath, no chil. 'portable radio, $15, S 823-5468. surroundings. Must enjoy live in, prepare meals and I battis, dressing room, din. dren" or pets, employed FOR LEASE - OUice space ga~!!e train equipment anlt dealing with public. Type assist .!'emi.invalid woman. 63 Kercheval, log room" kitchen with GE GARAGE FLEA MARKET. I woman or quiet couple, approximately 1,400 squue model railroad magazines. Dog house, chairs, h"use. 5:) w.p.m. Pleasant speak. No housework. 881--4647. Grosse Pointe Farms dlshwash~r, stove, refriger. deposit. VA {-2421. ft. "On the Hill." Mr. 881-6741. hold items, clothing, books, ing voice. Knowledge of EXPERIENCED Secretary"5 882.6840 354-4290 I at.01', break1ast C~mi1yroom Vesco,Colonial Federa~. ~kates, bikes, pool table, business machines. Prefer th t 1 Ii 1 7 MILE and Mack area, 2 886.6661. BARN SIDING - Authentic days. Grosse Pointe lOCI' I WI n., u r -a rep ace. bedroom lower flat. $175, dolls, games, toys. AU in man for evening bours. tion; Dictation, files, gener. HOME maintenance work Storm and screen ~lldClws, I" weathered, hand bewn, . heat included. 882.5141. excellent condition, some Reply Box R.1, Grosse al office work, ph 0 n e , done, reasonable, experi. carpeting, 2~ar attached TWO OFFICES in Chet natural timber. 1-463.2179. Sampson Travel Service never used. Lots more. 998 Pointe News, v • r i e d and interesting enced all phases. Ask for garage, full 'bIlsement, gas Roslyn, Grosse Pointe Wds, UPPER 3 rooms and bath. Building, $50, $70. lOG HOUSE' and Garage Sale. 3 -M-A-L-E-1-S-0-r-o-v-er-to-w-or-k work. Top pay and fringes Dean, 886.4132. heat. Entire lot lands<:aped, 'Thursday.Saturday 10-6. $150, working cOl1ple only. Kercheval, 885.7510. upholstered chairs, S bar . t t for qualified person. Call with large outdoor patio. Seen alter 7, evenings, 4805 part.time a amusemen Mr Partee at 884-3393 be. I AUTOS. WAXED. washed, Immediate occupancy for stools 28", $12 each. elec- GARAGE and basement sale. Chatsworth. FISHER MEWS-377 Fisher tric chord organ, center, also boys 13.15 to tween 2.5:30 p.m. cleaned, last week, Blue reSpOnsible party. Located $50, 7 Washer dryer, ironer, re. Rd:, 1.3 rooms, 5 day jani. Piece Woodard w r 0 ugh t sell candy, part time. 885. Coral treatment, beautifies in Grosse Pointe School ST. CLAIR Village Apart . frlgerator, indoor and out. tor service, air conditioned. I iron set $225, Mrs. size .;;;0303=;;;.======:,1 PART TIME I and preserves. Vinyl top district in Harper WOOdS.' ments, 20211 E. 8 Mile Rd. TU 2-0899. j fourteen coals, dresses, door fum.iture, etc. Satu. .. care, interior shampoo. 20441 Danbury Lane. Call 2 bednom apartment, car. day, 10 to 4. 1034 Woods ~ I elc., man's 42 long suits, General oflice. work, 4 mom. 773-7119. owner, VA 2.2590 week. peted. all appliances, DC. HAMPTON SQUARE BLDG. topcoats etc. Thursday Lane, Grosse Pointe Woods. OUR CLIENTS ings per wee~, ...... t ------days. 1 cupancy September. Man 22811 Mack Avenue through Sunday. 20668 884.3871. working conditions. Mack. MATURE WOMAN wishes I ager, Apt. 2.$, 779-1177, Various size suites available. Mapl Lane. TU 4-4082. NEED YOUR Warren area, 886-0670. babysitting. in my home, - ' __ ~ . _ I GARAGE SALE, Ye OIde . ------. week days only. 884-2883. 3 ROOM carpeted apartment. ' BRICK RANCH-Milk River 884.4516 ------19.'>7FRIGIDAIRE Slimline. Antiques. Bric.brae, furni. 'NG SKILL I BABYSITTER. Full time, , . 12131 Harper. $150 per and Lake Shore area. SI. lure, miscellaneous. ol76 NURSI days. Mature woman pre. EXPERIENCED babyslttmg. month, plus security. 521 Clair Shores. Two beel. 6D-VACATION good condition $30.00.881. I RENTALS 4448. Allard Road, Farms. Free time doesn't have to I fened. 885-6479. now or ~chool season, 5 5110. rooms and den, finished "th' t do" !- . days, f1e:(lble schedules ac. basement, air conditioned. HILLSBORO Beach Florida. '0 SPEED Europeon touring GARAGE SALE. Thursday, ~~~ra~ :Jvat: duty EXPERI~N~ED boo~k~~~ I cepted. In my home. 882. NEWLY de~orated 2.bedroom Rent $375. References and Furnished apartments on bike. Excellent condition. Friday: 9-4. Treasures old assignments are avan.ble for Ladles Ready P' 0624. horne, private drive, Mo. security deposit required ocean. Low summer and Mike, 885.0185. and new, furniture, air con. now Work when you want Shop in Grosse olD.te., ------rang.Ford X.way. Septem. Box A.7. Grosse Point~ fall rates. Beach. pOol, ------ditioner, new car radios, for 'as lOIlg as you want. Can 885.5690 between 9.30 PRIVATE NURSING, ber 1st. References. 824. News. I colored T.V. pictures. TU SC;HWhINNbiked' (~an's) 26 English twin buggy, etc. No fee to relrist.er /lnd 5 p.m. I 7979. I ------.____ 4.6949. lnc , 3 spec , like new. 406 Mt. Vernon. ... • N D f'tt nd Around the Cloak J FIVE BEDROOMS two and I --.---_ Call after 5:30 p.m. 8115- OUTSTANDING EXP:RIE CE fo: e~ad~e!>' In home, hO.spital or nursing 1674 ALTER below Jefferson., a half baths, fa~ily room, 21 FOOT Winneba$o motor 7928. DREXEL mahogany Chippen. COMPANY BENEFITS an. sewer . Grosse home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, 5 room upper, $160 plus library in perfect condi. ho.ml!, sleeps 6, seU con. GAR -G-E-S-ALE---68--S dale dining set: 3 s('ction • Hospitaliza~on I S~Clllty CSI~ClP~'koo be. companions, male &ttend' security depOsit. Call alter lion $:l5O.00 per month. tamed, air conditioning, nin~dale, de:hum~i!ie~~: breakfront c'lina cabinet; • Paid Vacation Pomte. a I ants,live.lns. SCreened andi 6 p,m. 8l!6-4271. full power. '179.0348. bow.fronl buffet with brass • Ho.liday. Pay . I tween 9:30 and 5 p.m. _I bonded. 24 hour service.! ------.- CHAMPION FLORIDA Stuart condomi. ~:~s~ix~r::~lra~~~u~~al~~i ra il; 2 pedestal ta ble with • Shllt Dlllerenhal BOOKKEEPER Licensed nurses for illsur. RIVARD. upper, 2 bed. TU 4.5700 nium furn'shed 882.0510 bargains. Moving. Friday 3 extra I e a v e s; 4 side • Workman's Comp. I . ance cases. r()()ms and sun room. car. I. . I chain '.lpholslered in gold • Social security Full charge through trill peted, stove and refriger. GRAYTON - Chandler Park SUM:\IER RENTALS, 2 week I and Saturday, I I slripe, host and hostess WE ARE LOOKING i bala~ce and ~a.yroll. ~ood I POINT..E A.R...EA N.UR.SES.. ator. Separ~te basement, area. Lower 5 room fiat. minimum in July and Au. WILSON T2000 Tennis rack. chairs covered in needle. FOR ) workmg condlhons. frmge TU {.3180 front and Side doors. ga. Adults only, no pets, $185, gusl, quarler mile sandy el. Gut strings. Good con., poinl, $900. Queen Ann R' . I d N benefits. ? O. Box E.7, __ ~. ~ .. ~ _ rage, $250 a month, heal TU 2.5255, TU 5.8763, 4 to bcach, pool. tennis courts. dilion. Call 881.6963. style highboy, 7 drawers, : Li~~~s:~e Pra~~~~~ I Grosse POlDte News. MOTHER'S HELPER, baby. included .. 823.6756. 7 p,m. homes and condominiums __ ._. ~_ unusual black, gold and Nurses I'REAL ESTATE Salespeople i sitting in ~y home {or pre. I iNDrAN-VILLAGE~ l-060~Va~ UP-P-F.R~lillcoiw:. 3 r()oms, in natural settings. Phone BIG GARAGE SA~.E, satur', pastel painted Chlnoiscrie ..... ti I N school children on Salur. Carl Andnrson, j.6l6.'>'7. day. new bargallls, 20129 • .... c c. urses. I needed - experienced or Dyke, 1 bedroom apart. heated. stove, refrigerator. ~ .... M H design, cabricle legs, $500. • Companion5 • Aides I training program a~'aiJable days. 886.3615. ment, al>pliances, private utilities furnished. TU 4341 or w r i t e L'Arbre . oross. near arper. Two baroque silver.!\lated Call or write today lull time - will consider COMPANION NURSE. Live parking, carpeted. air con. 1-3268. Croche, Harbor Springs, I BASEMENTs"Ai E. ~01s, candelabras, 4.branch with center holder, $150 each, 882.6640 I parI time if u\tima~e goal. in, 61,<2days wl'ck, $50 day. I ditioned, $140. 9619139 or ~-_.... . Michigan 49740. clolhing dishes. ThurSday IS full lime-pOtential un., Love !!Iderly, drives. Ref. I 499.9378. OUTER DRIVE-Dickerson 6F-':-SHARE LIVING through'Sunday. 11 to 6. firm appraisal. Widdlcomb MEDICAL limited earnings-plenty of erences, will travel. TW I~ .-----.- ... ---.~.- area. 3 rO?~ fro~t apart QUART~RS 315 Bellanger. walnut twin bed set with PERSONNEL I floor time-prefer licensed, 11-4281. 1385 EASTLAWN,.l bedroom mcut. BUIldIDg ImmaCll' . . ... ----.---. chest of drawers and dress. POOL or plogram available to -- ---~.---_.---.-- ap~rtment, ap~l~a.nces, car. lately dean, Stuve, refrig. GIRL (0 share rcnl in house ISTERLING SILVER fl a t ing table with beautiful 63 Kucheval I help you get your license. WILL CARE for pre.schooler I pelmg, all ull1Jhes. ldeal eralor. Lots of closet space. I with 2 others. Grosse ware. Miscellanf'ous, and mirror, $450. By appoint. Grosse Pointe Farms Ask lor Mr. Carter. 884'1 in my Grossc Pointe home. for bachelors. From $100. I Adults only. $120. 371.7746 Pointe Woods area. 885. Chanlilly by Gorham, 885- ment only, Saturday and , 4400. 8fl~.8168, 961.91311or ED 1.2330, ,or 886.2280. 8888. 1736. Sunday, TV. 5.3947.

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Page Twenty-Two G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S' _ Thursday, August 10, 1913 I-AIlTICLIS FOR.SALt I-AIlTICW FOl SALI '-ARTICLES fOl $AU 8-ARTICLES FOIl SALE 8C-OFFICI II-CARS FOR SALE 1 •• -eARS FOR SALt.. I lie-lOAn AND MOTORS OLD CLOCKS. watches, few. OUTFIT THE ENTIRE BASEMENT SALE. (Florida VALLEY pool table. bar EQUIPMENT 1967 AUSTIN HEALY 3000. 1973 CADILLAC Coupe de . elry. We repair, buy or FAMILY AT ~ or THE bound). l"amps, pictures, sl!e, slate. $300, like new, NEWER Model, Smith Cor. Very good condition. 9 a.m.' VllIe, w bit e with. red 20 HORSEP~WER eJectric leU. Edward lCiUa, ~rtl. REGULAR PRICE rug., bedspreads, glass. moving. 886.2643. ona deluxe electric type. 4 p,m. 779-6199. leather" full y equlp}led. s tar t Evmrude scooter fied Muter Watchmaker, "AL1l0ST NEW" ware, bric'a-brac, books, writer, $100. 821.2404. $6,250. 8&'"2183. boat. Used once .• 99.1852. t3 Kercheval, Colonial Fed. APPAREL records, clothing, garden MOVING - Garage Sale. 1970 LINCOLN 2 door, load. eral Bid,. 185-5755. Care/u1J¥ .. Iected lor qualit)' tools. etc. Saturday, 9.5:30. Kitchen stove, utensils, 9-AiTJCLES WANTED ed $1975 1963 Lincoln , 1969 MUSTANG, excellenl 22' VINEYARD Haven keel ------ityl. and condition • .: 309 Grosse Pointe Blvd. yard equipment, tools, pic. d~r, l~ad~, $900. 885-1266. mechanical con d i t ion. sailboat, motor .and com. Priced to sell. Days 372. pass, newly pamted and WEDDING INVITATIONS, lur s knl'ck knacks Fri POCKET WATCHES - That nr-sel, coau, IPOrUWflr. FEDDER'S 5,000 BTU air e , .' MARK III 1970 5100. Evenings 882.M60. caulked. ,Best offer. 886. 10% discount with this ad. fUfl ...... 1 t day, Saturday, August 17. old pocket watch of Grand. 'I:' .... raved or R.1Jed ' --, • c. conditioner. 1 month old. Low mileage, owned by Com. 2595...... Four outfits for the price of MUlt sell. $70. 823.2767. 18, 10 to • only. 18 Hamp. pa's sitting in the drawer pany executive. Had excel. 1969 ME~CEDES ~ SL. - , PERSONALIZED oc. at • • • ton Rd., Grosse Poinle may be valuable. We buy lent care and is in very Red WIth black' JI1terlor, TROJAN 31 It. t~.1n 210 h.p., 50% STATIONARY OFF MOVING-Garag. Sale. Fur. Shores. all sorts of old pocket good condition TU 4-7020 AM.FM, 2 tops and excel. excellent condition, load.ed INSTANT COPIES, IOC, 1110 LEE'S nilure, appliances, many watches, parts and watch . : I lent condition. Call 792.2911 wit h equipment. $9,800. low priced Instant printing. 2033t I"ck 881-8082 miscellaneous i t ems, 5 ELECTRIC STOVE, ironer, chains. 886.3011. '68 TORNADO, air, f u \1 after 4 'p.m. Thursday. Must sell, leaving country. plng.pong table, round oak SCRATCH PADS, 35<:pound, CoD.lenmtDU 01 fine qualit)' piece blonde bedroom set, power, vinyl top, FM, very CADILLAC, 19&7 Coupe de Call 886-4565 or 884-{)211}; 4 pounds $1.00. gOOd condition IDC1current dinette, tab 1e s, chairs, table, 6 cbairs, maple youth For all your printing needs. .tyle clothing welcome. workbench, etc. Everything bed, baby equipment. 884. PIANOS WANTED clean, $1,195. 881.61'l1. Ville. Full power, air, Bur. CHRIS.CRAFT, 1967, 25' Sea ECONOMEE SERVICE much '0. Fridaj'.Saturday, 1633. GRANDS, Spinets, Console$ '73 OLDS Cutlass Colonade. gundy, black interior. One Skiff, 180 horsepower, bead, PRINTING AUTOMOBILE own.nl A. 10-4. 1~ Whittier. and Small l1prigbts. Cash. 4 door, air, vinyl top, only owner. 886-4048. FM stereo, $4,500. 739-1331. 2,700 actual miles. Show , 15201 Kercheval low a. $27.U quarterly WINCHESTER MODEL 21 HAMPTON.ROSLYN FLEA VE 7-0506 room condition Wife's car CHEVY, 1964 wagon, V-B, 1969 SPORTYAK II B, with at Lakepointe buy. $50,000-$100,000Uabn. double barrel 18 gauge MARKET 778.3786 after.s . automatic, power steering, oars, rubrail and oar10eb. Groue Pointe VA 2-7100 Ity, Property Dama, •. TU .hot (Wt. Excellent condl. 10 famJliea cleaned their GLASSWARE, dishes, paper. ,. good tires. $275. T111-C917. 881-8631. ------...... -- 1-2171. tic», tomplete)y re.tored closets, furniture, TV, , back books, furniture, odds 1968 CATALINA, 38,000miles, WE BUY OLD TV'S, WORK. C" R PET I N G, n-"o".1 b)' WiDchfllter t h r 0 u g b craftl, whatever. Friday. and ends. 778.5181. power s tee r i n g, power II e-IO''''T5 "'ND ING OR NOT. CALL FRI. A aw Ab FI h II F-TItAILiRS AND : I 1 .. Saturday, 10 to 6. 1528 brakes, iOod condition. $850 ft,. , DAY OR SATURDW .• 1. IlraftdJ, flt.t qul1!t)'. IIW 'rcromb. an.. tc. WANTED Lionel train. and or best offer. TV 1.8859. MOTORS CAMPERS 5!95. reprt .. ntatlv •. _7211. tell, beat offer. SoU- Hampton-1697 Roslyn. other make.. '171.0529. =~ OLDSMOB1LE 1972 Delta 88 ' 1961 CHRIS CRAFT an mi. 1971 VW CAMPER, red, ex. ' eel GRANDFATHER c10cQ IlI.d S "".. cellellt condfUoD, loti of 1 YEAR OLD la die. I .•pe aDUqu. eloeu Cl1STOM DARPES and cur. IA-MU I_L MODEL CARS 2 door hardtop, air, powe; hogany, 21', 2'15bor .. , 111 prot.uloD. ~xIf ai. 824-4512. bicycle, $30. 881-6110I. lib' rep.ired by llc.Dftd mad. at home at IMSTRUMINTS In plutlc or metal. .teerln, and brake. Mint hour., excellent cOQCilllo.n. taw 8864477 Beat offer 268.6253 ' 1950 22' ChrJ. Craft, aU M'OVING - dinin, room •• t, cloekmak.r, PlcIN, aIld re.lOn.bt. pricel. Call . . maho,any, 95 horae, excel- 12I-VACATJON 12 plec., Grand RapJd., d.Uvtl')' iD Pointe...... ft'r 5 p.m. 881-$458, ALL Ml1SICAL BOOKS, Art Objecll Sought. MG MIDGET 1973. White, I lent condltlon, MUlt 1111 PROPIRn' $225; 2 year old HudlOD 0111,. All work ",uantetcl. GARAGE SALE, Augult 11th, INSTRl1MENTS Browler. alway, w.lcome. immaculate, 9,000 mlles, one. Evenln'l after 6 p.m. . AMC larl' cheat Imltr, ."11. Thur.da" 10.6, Toy., bou.e. Rentall per month. B. C. Cl... Book Shop. warr.nty, un d e r coaled, 886.6656. M.IIO GRAYLING. 80 PJctureJque Jib nEW, $150; 5 It. c II hold Iteml 281 Moran Drum OUtfltl, ampUflers, M1.1 Ethel Clnl, 1870 L.. white radials, 32 MPG, bookc .... , $25 each, $10'.1 M LE butt.t, 48 mch Ster. . . ver.tte (68218). WO 3. Grosse PoInte Owner. 293. SAILBOAT, 12' Aqua.cat, acres 7 milel weat of Gray. 1:.. ,wtan. fhlt~l, IIxophoDe., for aUi Scott hand lawn J.... HoUl'. Bel,. earpet, POOL TABLE. Movlll" mu.1 Catam.ran. CaU 885-ll654 ling •• feet frontale on electric b..... , clanlcal ~87. 6639. ,000 mower with catch.r, $20: 11xI6.', 773.*7 .fter &:30 uU, J yearl old, BruM' after ~ p,m., week day. thl! Manutee River. Five. 2 twenty lb. L.P. tank. p.m. wick, ,ooct condition. No luJtara. violin., trumpet., CASH PAID for any old PORSCHE 1967, 912, very only. , bedroom year.round lod,e. with valvel and rack, $Uj ATV realOnable offer refu.ed. arlill', banjo.. con, 0 grandfather cloc"', pendu. good condJUon, $2,575. 886. Excellent hunting, fishIng, FIBERGLASS 2j ft. V bun, Iro.1rlle, f10. Weekdays, len SCRAMBLER, excel. lI85441 day•.•• 7561 eve. dnunt, clar1Deta. otbera. lum clocks and pocket 7424. five mJlel fi'om all major t condition, •• m. n1n AU rental feea .ppll6d to 140 H.P, Mere:ruisl\r Out. ski resorts. 821.(l~78. 3310. II. !lurchale price. Studio, watches. 886.3011. _ 1972 PONTIAC Gran Prix- drive; family size cabin, M 0 V I N G - Junlle.Gym, CARPETING 180yardl Phila. 861.2862. MAN'S 5 or 11}Jpeed racer, Loaded with extras, $3,800. refrigerator, Ganey, dinette, SHOREWOOD 886-8710 child'. play table, .mall PINE, Early American dln. delphia sculptured bel.e, good condltlon. 785-4969. Can John 353.0664 or 723. toilet. Sleeps 4, sun deck, 0980. BEAUTIFUL cottage ill Lex. chesl, 23" televi.lon, lawn linea'room .. t. 6 ~leee. drop excellent condition. Antique SPINET PIANO, beautiful complete with trailer, must I II 882 f table and pada. Hutch satin decorator draperies, NEEDED, wheel chairs for sell Ihis week. 881.0500 - ington Heights. on Lake dark mahogany. 873-4M0 taking nursing home pa. 1973 CADILLAC Coupe de mow~r, m sce aneous. • "~~70 lnebe., 2 b I. e k IcaUoped valanee. S Interior 881-3810. Huron. Completely furnish- 1554. Hitcncock chairs, $250. Also doors. VA 1.3424. or 0499.9307. tients back alld forth to Ville. Slereo, air, vinyl top, ed. Ready for immediate church Contributions ap. tilt and telescoping wheel, HOUSEHOLD iteml, turnl. KJdD.y .bape mahlllan)' ANPEG, 8B.12 bass Amp., CARTOP, Alum., like new. occupancy. Priced to sell ture, appllaneel, c1oth1n,. delt. $75. 11116-1902 after DaOPLEAF dlnln. roo m preciated 881-4873 '6 way seat, door locks, tint. $135. 881.0550. now. 7359 Maple, 20 miles $150.• 'arfLsa minl.compact . • ed glass. Excellent condi. Saturday 9-4. N8 We. t - 8:00 p.m. tabl.e, mahogany Duncan Organ $250, together, $350. nortb of Port Huron. Open chester Phyfe. Recently refinlshed. lOA-MOTORCYCLES I tion, 5.400 miles. $6,000. CHRIS CRAFT 25 foot Con. Sunday call any time. 371- PR 7.7491. stellatlon 1956, 4 sleeper. . CUSTOM MADE formica Eltce1lent condition, seats FOR SALE I 886.1321. fASS. BOYS 24 inch bicycle. Stillg- bar,. .too1J, Ozlte black 12. Cultom pad, $75. 885. DRUM SET - six pieces, Excellent condition. $2,550. ray. $25. 8ll9.()258. and reel urpetlng. 712.979S. 7031. 1972 PLYMOUTH D us te r, VA 1-4888. silver sparkle, llrofessional 1973 HONDA 3s(} CB. Excel. power steering, power disc HUNTING LODGE - 7 bed. model. New heads, Zildjlan lent condition (purple). COMPLETE bou.ehold fur- 1'1' ALtTMINUM Arrowcra1t 2.DRESSER LAMPS. Glass brakes, air, vinyl roof, low HOBIE CAT 16' L ate s t rooms, 4 baths, stablel, 4() C y m b a 1. $90.00. 886-0356 Must sell, going to school. nlshing, living. diDing room canoe, paddlea, perservers, .tand, 19.in. $1 ea. 2 dresser miles. 885-5417. equipment and trailer. 884- ft. main hall (2 fireplac:es) after sJx or weekend. $800. PR 8.7267. 5191 or 886-7952. garage, domestic suite, and set, bedroom. TV, carpet. ear rack included. Exce). lampS, ceramic, lS.ln. $5 1973 OLDS Toronado, full drapes, etc. VA 1.9354. lent condition, $175.• ' eaeb. 1 bed table lamp, ELECTRIC GUITAR-Never NORTON Dunstal 69, custom power, electric door locks, 7 acres on 2 excellent Ilsb. 1973 BOSTON WHALER Out. ing lakes. ------7895, 773.5468. marble stand, 22.in. $10 ea. used Kent. Best strings, paint and much chrome. windows, seats, rear de. rage I - 21 ft. 4 in. full SCHWINN 20" girl's bike, 1 Bed table lamp, Bronze good action. Cor d inc1. $675. 886-5229. froster. c r u i s e control, canvas-Johnson 125 H.P. $18. 886-3310. 40" ELECTRIC RAN G E, .tand, 25.inches, $20, 1 }iv. HARSENS ISLAND - 3'1 G E. refrigerator. TU h $!5.00. CIU 886-0356 after 1971NORTON Command',) 750 stereo. Priced to sell. 885- Good fisherman, g rea t acres with canal lcts{ high MOVING, General Electric 1.MI8. in, Z'OOm lamp, 3 Iig t, SIX or weekend. rear view mirror, sissy bar, .4917. skier. Excellent condition. and dry) near golfing with stove, portable dishwasher, Bra •• silnd, 28.in. $25. 1 I 886.1?65. CLA.RINET, H2 year old, ex. turn signals. only 1,000. 1966 CHRYSLER New York. exooUent development pos- Shwlnn heavy duty bike. GARAGE SALE _ Big, nice seat or foot s tool, red sibilities. Only one hour ceUent condition. 779-0798. Like new. $1.295. 881-7987.I er, 4 door, ha!'dtop, a11 1964, 24' CHRISCRAFT Sea mlsc:elb,neous, 888-153ll6. ,tuff, antiques, some junk, leather, 2O.in. diameter x13 from Detroit. 'ume clothes. Great varl. in., high, $10. 1 Foot Stool HONDA 450 Scrambler, $650, power, air. 886'()369. ' Skiff. 185 horsepower, V. 2 DESKS, file cabinet, .tor- ely, August 17th, 18th, 9 • leg8, 1. inches x 16 high, II-ANTIQUES FOR also Go.Cart, McCullough MERCURY Montego 1968, bunk. 884-3522. HARRISON TWP.-2 acres age cabinet, chairs, (:tc:. .a 933 H wthorne green leather top, $7. 1 SALE with small borne zoned 881."''''''''. a.m. p.m. a , I F with 11 91 B engine. $275 881.3468. hardtop. MX, power steer. ALBACOR Sail boat 16' fiber...... Grosse Pointe Woods. Cast ron rame a glass and trailer. Excellent CONDO iD a great invest. Red loft cushion, 12.ln. wide FURNITURE Stripping-pro- 1971 TRIUMPH 500. Excel. ing, stereo. Excellent condi. ment area. . 40 INCH Hotpoint electric RIDING TRACTOR. 38'" cut, by 68.ln., long, $20. 6 sets- fessional removal of fin. lent condition, 5,000 miles. lion, $650. 777-6286. , condition. C a 11 711.0571 after 5 p.m. • range, push button and au. $260. Slate pool table, 30 pieces, 10 inch diameter, isbes from wood, metal, 881.5785. 1971 CADILLAC Sedan de, LOT FOR SALE - Woods tomatic features, excellent regulation .Ize with acces. rim Sea Green, white een. Pickup-deliver. 839.1766. l.ane-Perfect for building HONDO, CB350, 1972, 1400 Ville, 24,OCOmiles, AM.FM l4' HOBIE CAT with trailer. condition, $75. Can between sories. Used twice. $175. ter, with Gold band, type, radio, aU power, ;;.Lr. 882- Excellent condition. 1 year or investing witb land be- 1 and 6 p.m. 886-2720., 341-6178. "Norita anna," Andover meH 'B'ANK Antiques, 28&8!i miles, adult owned and op. ing the Pointe's rarest Armada Rid.g e, between erated. New condition. 2649. old. Stored. 885.2151 after , style. Can 885.3602. , 5 p.m. asset. 2-3 SPEED bikes, in excel. LADY'S 3 speed, bronze. Ex. Richmond and Annada, 'Must sell. 885-7069. CORVETTE, 1962. Excellent \' lent condition. Lady's with cellent condition, $75. 886. 10'xlO' dining canopy, nylon Michigan. 784,5302, Friday. condition. 2 tops. many ex. 8' HYDROPLANE, mini max, "Under All Is the bike seat, both with lad. 9481. screen. Coleman ice chest. Saturday and Sunday. GO.CART - Rebuilt engine. tras. Must see. 399-3147. plan, racing wheels ..nd dIe baskets, $75 for pair or 823-S167. s 1i c k 5, good condition. controls, $40, Can after 6 . -.4nd" , Looks like new, lots of fun. , $40 each. TU 1-6648. GARAGE SALE, 6B2 Sun. I REGIONAL MALL 1968 CHRYSLER Newport. p.m. 886.2724. FLEA MARKET $80.00, Can 886.0356 after Very good condition. Auto. GARAGE SALE-1ZO'" !Sed. I nlnGg.dale. Friday. Saturday. WOODARD wrought iron, ta. JOHN S. .. E. refrigerator, stove, ble 30"xSO", 1 host chair, 15 Mile and Gratiot six or weekend. matic, power steering, SLlCKCP.AFT '71 - 17W, ord (at Kerch"'val) Friday power saw, 2 chesls of 3 side chairs. $175. ll84- Every Monday in August, HONDA CL 305, 1966 - Re. brakes, $550. 821-3149. 215 horsepower, inboard. 9-7, guitar, trike, beds. cur. drawers, household mlscel. 7C22 after 6 p.m. outboard. 190 hours. $3,500. first twaMondays in Sep. built engine, vah'es re- 1968 PO NT I A C Catalina, 884.1587. GOODMAN tains, rugs, radio, dishes, laneous. tember, 9:30-6 p.m. For in. bored. New tires, good con- vases, baby items, many , MOVING - desk and chair, power brakes, steering, Inc. , I? toys, ice skates, clothing, 2 DOUBLE BEDS, dresser.. f..ns, casement all' condi. formation call 779-3416 or I dilion. $275_00.Cat! 886-0356 vinyl top, $87S. 771-6817. KAYAK - 2 man, 15. Excel. 777-9100. after six or weekend. 9:! Kercheval 886.306ll l;' lent condition. 881.1743. miscellaneous. (mahogany), 2 blond twin tioner, 8000'$ BTU'E, $75. CHRYSLER Convertible 1966. "On The Hill" beds dresser. 7 pieee din. Stroller.buggy, umbrella ta. FURNITURE refinished reo 3 H..P. RurT.MAN Mini Bike, 1 owner, $450. 822-5089after ROAMER AQUARIUM, 16 gal. com. ing ~oom set. Call Thurs. ble, 9 piece twin beds bed- paired, stripped, any 'type I like new, $80. 881-8631. 6 p.m. 33 'Ft. Chris-:Craft, 1967, twin plete, $55; air conditioner, day 1.5 p.m. 881-6817. room set. 882-83'19. 210. Call weekdays 532.5686 $75; bun k beds, $40; . of caning. Free estimates, 197J. SHOW Sportster, low 1972 DODGE Colt wagon. -after 6 p.m. 643-4912. guitar, $30; Hollywood YARD SALE - G. E. air 2 SCHWINN Fa i r Lady's .7f.89U. mileage, custom paint, 6" Like new. 886.572li. EXECUTIVE bed, $50; stainless cook. conditioner bikes ham. Stingrays. Excellent condi. BRASS BED, player piano extension with c h rom e 26' DOUBLE Plank mahoga- ware set, $20, canopy bed mock, Iimb~ella table, good tion. 885-8947. show c 0 v e rs, 16" all 1965 PLYMOUTH Fury 2 ny skiff, twt1 135 Gray food press sausage stuffer, door, new tires, automatic. CARS top, $10; baby items (play. clothing, gLrls' sizes 4-8, COCKTAIL table marble fireplace cover, 1890 White chrome rear wheel, custom engines. Sleeps 2. $2,950. pen, bathinette, car bed, teens, women:s; plaype~, $65; Swing set' $10. 886- drag pipes, seat and sissy Good running condition. 822-5232. treadle sewing machine, $300 or best offer. 881.1042. AND etc.) Maternity clothes toys, desk, plcturi"il. Fn. 8823 large 1917 elee. cash regis- bar. Many eAtras. Must (size 9), tricycle, $6; "old day only, August 17th, 10 . ster. 381-055(). sell. $2,150. 884-4245. 1973 CADILLAC Coupe de fashione in al Electric coppertane reo Monday through Friday 10 Vienna Regulator, $225.00. week, $1,125. 889'()544. '1 COFFEY great glee threw jeweled frigerator, good condlllon, a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdll,\' 884.2883. 1973 CORVETTE. low mile. baubles at Danie! who $65. New king size Field. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. S\lllda~' age, air, 4. speed, AM-FM proudly ignored them. We crest bedspread, green and noon to 5 p.m. ,\ ~'rIQUE .1Ight .llxtures, S, stereo, I eat her Interior., CADILLAC dldn't! Our Lion keeper blue, heavy tr1nge, ~. !Ier hangmg crvstal chan' Must sell. 884-4245 GROSSE POINTE picked them up and we 886.7963. 65 YARDS of sea green Cl'" lelier, hanging milk glass . 964-15811 have them for you at . • . petlng on floor, reasonab)". ,amp, 3 boudoir side lights, 1970 OLDS Cutlass, power SEARS window air condi. 2 high back gold silk cus, '; candle side lights, several stccring, brakcs, air. Ex. 31 80 E. JEFFERSON AMERICAN LEE'S tioner, 11,000 BTU, 115 (om made davenport, OJ'(' ,mall glass l!lmp shades. cellcnt condition. 882-3l!17 18201 MACK 885-8000 20339 Mack 881.8082 volt, $80. 886.1594. scoop bar chair. 886.0798. 681.0065. 8ltcr 6. ~ DE .- , r

''p'" !." t " , t...... t ttte s. t .' •• ta' 1 • I 2' '2'2' 75$ 2)' e t ) ... 's ') » • _trt 1 Thurscl.y, August 16, 1973 6 RO SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Twenty-Three IlD UJCI ANDIIVlI 120 UJCI AND liVER IU-IIAL aTAn IJ-RIAL UTATE 1J-REAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTAn U-ItEAL ESTA.TI U-IEAL UTATI PlOfIlTY PlOPDTY fOI SALI FOI SAU_ '01 SALE FOR SALE '01 SALE 'OI.SAU ._-- . I TRAVERSE AREA - Beau. GRAND TRAVERSE BAY- GROSSE POINTE ~ DUPLEX, on Moross Dear KERBY ROAD 212 - In the CONDOMINIUM, Grosse tIfu1 lal'le hWtop • bed. Cbarmiq yea r around WOODS Harper, all electric, 2 bed- Farms, near Kercheval, PoiDte City. 3 bedrooms, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 MIKE MABARAK room boGIe oa 10 acres, bome, 100 feet of .andy room, fiDisbed buement, facing beautiful landscaped appliances, carpeting, al. ESSEX, 15219-Great Colonl. edte 04 NorthpOrt. Fan. beaell, NO feet deep, scenic 1960 LENNON, 3 bedroor4 1"2 car garage. 884-9125. area. Living room 25')(26', tractively decorated, 7% al on Windmlll Pointe. 3 REAL ESTATE of 3 (coulde be.) bedrooms, bedrooms including large talUe .iew ell mnes view of bay and. Omena brick bungalow, 1~ baths, MT. VERNON, IIh story mortgage assumable. $36,' 882-4431 Grand Traverse Bay, Gull Point. Boat house, boat formal diDing room, fin. 3 baths, screened porch 900. By appointment. After master, den, james room bome. Shown by appoint- with fireplace, central air, hInd, and Northport harbor, and .buffle board I.hed recreaUOI:l room, ment. Shores Realty Servo 13'x24', easily winterized, 6 and weekends, 881-4859. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 PolDt. lliDute. from ma. court. Green ga. attached garage. Handy to house, screened porcb, .i ear ,a. ice, 777.7502. large finished basement No agents. I IiDa aDCl beaeb. Home ba.' ra,e, lar,e Ila,stooe fire. rage, gas barbecue end area. Garage aparhnent grade sclloo1. Lovely move- Grosse Pointe Park in condition and fast oc- Three .Mile Drive, custom been remodeled at great place: Living room blS patio. Air conditioned. New BISHOP 4:i66 - 3 bedroom rented for $1.800 per year. MARINE CITY, near 26 Mile expeue. Horse .Iable. gla •• wan overloolting bay. carpeting thru •out. Mid more than pays taxes and Road - Gentleman farm cupancy. Low. ~'s. South of 4Jk bedrooms, 2~ baths, brick Colonial, dining room, Jefferson, north of l.ake. spacious woods with bird. La". maple trees sur. Completely fumiabed, can. 30's. By owner. Show!) by large kitchen. 1~ baths, I insurance. $69,000. By own. with 21 acres and a large pointe. 884-0600. wood Ooors and natural the bome. Could not not be duplicated at price appointment. screened porch, finished er. Call for appointment. barn for your horses; 3 round. woodwoJ'k. Can 882-"31 be dup1leated at this price, $58,000. Financing avail- basement with wet bar, 2 886-0141. No brokers please. bedroom brick ranch home Johnstone 5' 886-0862 for details. $81,500. Can be financed. able. WATSONS' REALTY, car garage. $30.400. TU 2- for comfortable Jiving - Johnstone WATSONS REALTY. 'BOX BOX 386, NORTHPORT, BY.OWNER 5570. WILDWOOD $59,900. SHOWN BY .. NORTHPORT, MICHl. MICHIGAN 49670. • bedroom, 2"2 bath home BEACONSFIELD - P r ice BY OWNER. 3 bedroom APPOINTMENT GAN 49670. with study, play room and drastically rel!uced on this GROSSE POINTE PARK .r family room. Completely Dutch Colonial, living New Listing, del u x e 2nd ST. CLAIR floor, corner 2 bedroom, ED SASS Brick 6 and 6 - each .unit Beautiful Center Entrance remodeled. Many extras. room, dining room, natural has central air conditioning BEACH O'PINES Enjoy the sweeping river 881-7178. ' fireplace, rec room, Ilh with custom kitchen, wash. Colonial, 3 bedrooms, .2 GRAND BEND, ONTARIO views from this older home er, dryer, fully carpeted. REALTOR -man)' more interesting full baths plus 2 half baths, baths . Close to scllools. features. Owner very an. $90,000 on the bluff above the GROSSE POINTE FARMS Leaving state. 331-10llD. No Louvre doors and large St. Clair Office finished basement, family storage area. xious-Call today. Luxurious LAKEFRONT 122 beautiful St. Clair River, ~ Provellcal Road. For sale brokers please. Phone (313) 329.9003 room. new carpeting thru froatale, EX ECU'l'IVE 1 acre lot with access to out. CaU 882-4431 for de. by owner. 7 bedrooms, 4~ Marine City Office YEAJ\ R 0 UN D HOME, the water. $45,000. Terms. GROSSE POINTE PARK - C. W. BABCOCK '" SONS CARTER CO. tails. balb" gas be.'\t, library, Phone (313) 765-4013 884-4400 featured In a recent "Pa. family room, modern kit. 5 bedroom, 2"2 baths, for. 777.3310 radA of Home,", Cape Cod _. Appredate the spectacular chen, newly carpeted and mal dlniDg room. large ST. CLAIR SHORES, 23159 deajfll, 2 Daptooe patios, views of International decorated, with 3 ear al. llving room plus den. A outdoor barbeclle, larite Westbury Dr. Owner sel. shipping from this attrac. tached garage. 886.1800. real buy at $22,000. ling bri<;k ranch, 2 car at- WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO GIVE YOU A ,wadeek overlllOking lake, Uve • bedroom home OD LEN REALTY 759.3530 croQuet, muffleboard, bad. tached garage. Aalr condi. the St. Clair River, com. ROSEVILLE. 120 Unit apart. tioned. Family room, 2 COMPLETE HOME SELLING AND BUYING SERVICE mlDtoD courts, water .lily BY OWNER. Shelby.Stoney plete liviD&, facUities on ment complex. Mty be di- large bedrooms, Ilh baths. pool, decorative outdoor both upper and lower vided into 72 and 48 U.nits. Creek a~ea. Eleven room Fenced. 6% Mortgage. 1m. BALFOUR'. Exquisite 4 bedroom 3~2 bath home. Family rooril. Library on aeeond lJIhttnr, c e d al' hedges, Jeve1l. $55,000. Excellent Investment. spacious Colonial, partially me d i ale occupancy. No floor. Central air. Heated 2Ox40 inground swimmiDg pool. Recreation room with ~autifully IlJldJealled, prl. landscaped. 1.781- llacGlaahan Co. 1-329-985( $58,500. agents. Best South East natural fireplace. 2~ ear attached garage. 'Many more excellent features. 886- vac)' plua prestige; 5 miD. SHOREWOOD 886.8110 3009. neighborhood. 772-8699. 5800. from summer and winter TRAVERSE AREA-152 roll- sl'OrU, 50 miD. from Port Ing acres, 4,0 woocls. Hilltop 21742 NEWCASTLE, Harper 947 WASHINGTON GROSSE POINTE SHORES Woods. 1~ story, 3 bed- BEACONSFIELD. A deluxe five and five brick flat. Florida room. DividP.d base. H~, luse living room view of Grand Traverse Lovely 3 bedroom brick bun. HI-N.DRY rooms, 2"2 car garage, fin. ment, two furnaces. Two car 3arage. 886-5806. with fireplace, bar dlninl Bay. Cattle aDd corps OD galow. Modern kitchen, sun LAKEFRO.NT HOME room, • bedrooms, 2 bath. arm. ;[.,a r g e farmhOWle. Isbed basement. By Owner. room overlooking large lot. Lakeshore Dr. Unique quad BEDFORD. A spacious English Tudor brick colonial home. Three bedrooms, 2* Shown by appoilltment. 886- Finished basement, garage. room., Florlcla Room, DeW bam, 0 the r buildings. lev~l brick oome. PlushiD baths. Library. Kitchen built.iDs. Screenedporcb. Large 2 car garage. 886-5800. drapet, abag broadloom, 0598. Mid SO's. Paved road. $88,000. Only every respect. Remodeled BISHOP RD. A picture window with a view of the lake worth beholding. You'D be modern kitchen, fumilhed, d rea m kitchen. Profes. $22,000 down. WATSONS 416 FISHER, Farms. Im- HANDLOS, 773-9520 enchanted by this up-to.the.minute ranch home. Every modem convenience in- Property vallie bicreal1nl REALTY, BOX 386, sional decor throughout, maculate, newly decorated cluding cenlral air conditioning. Three bedrooms, three balbs, big family room, alllluall)'. For appoir.tment NORTHPORT, MICHIGAN BEAUTIFuL modem home, <:entral aJr - split heating 2 or 3 bedroom, 1~ bath, lwo way fireplace. Immediale occupancy at a realistic price. 886-l58OO. eon t a e t John Aaeltyne, 49610. Cape Cod. Den, large kitch- DiDety acres of land, three system. Fascinating built. ear garage and large barn Grand BeDd, Ontario 238- en, gas grill. Screened in appointments designed GRAYTON. This lovely home features large rooms. Three bedrooms, two and a 271S, ~le. Representative. TRAVERSE AREA - Hilltop near Lexington, Michigan. ,by Architects and Walter acres, fantastic scenic view porch. $35,900. 886-4618. half baths, library, family room. Basement recreation room. Central air . MONTREAL TRUST Open Sunday 1-5. Beautiful view of Lake Dl&:mple. Bllilt in 1955. 4 conditioning. Two car garage. 886.5800. REALTOR for ml1es ot'Grand Traverse Huron. Excellent invest- !bedrooms or 3 bedroom, !Jay, lLakeMlchJgan, Mani. CONDOM~ FOR SALE ment opportunity. Phone den, 2 baths up - pOwder HOLLYWOOD. Beautiful brick ranch home. Carpeting and. drapes throughout PROFESSIONAL manufac. tou Islands, and country. We find it difficult to offer 359-8876. :room dGwn. 2 fireplaces. Central air C:'Onditioning.Florida room and a carpeted covered terrace. P.lUeIed turer Uquldat1Dg-must leD. aide. WoOded, good road, our attractive 3 bedroom, Wet bar in family room. rec~tion rMm. Attached two ear garage with electric doors. 886.5800. Chalet on exclualve lake louted north of Leland. BY OWNER First floor laundry, dry IIh bath, Colonial for sale JEFFERSON. Cbarming English Tudor home extensively remodeled and broutbt near Gaylord and otaego Beautiful hom!~~L~16,500. after enjoying the convene CHOICE FARMS location on basement. A must see to up to date. Large library. Kitchen has dishwasher and walk iD pantry. Large Ski Club. ~ 1»edrooms aDd Owner, (6l.6) ~. ience of condominium living McMillan. 3 bedrooms, 1JAa appreciate borne for the .loft. 2 .batbs, fireplace, 2 baths English Tudor.' Ex. discriminating buyer. Price . well landscaped yard ,!ith 2'h car garage. 888..'\800 . PERE MARQUETTE RIVER and being only minutes Iront decks, tully lUl'llUhed, from Maire School, •"1'11e cellent condition, newly dee- redllced. atove, dfsbwuhe1', refriger. • • • on Big Soulb Branch LAKESHORE LANE. In Grosse Pointe Shores near the Yacht Club. FIve large Village," and the. C i t y orated with u~ated kitch' MARV. BOUTIN ator. beds, etc:. 2~-ear .a. 01. .PereMarquette River bedrooms, three full baths. Family room, formal dining room. Recreation room. bet. ,B'aldwin and Luting. Park. We will always have en. For appomlment can 884.7733 713.7820 Attached two ear garage. 886-5800. rage with loft for guest 885-2518. too, your home away from }lleasant memories of the l .bouae. Woocled lot, gorgeous hours of leisure spent on LEXINGTON. A most attractive brick ranch home on a large Jot Large rooms . hOme or your retitement view. 732-47'7(. tree-shaded patio look- Formal diniDg room plus table space in the kilchen. COmpletely finished base- home Ju jdOJal location for our iDg at the well kept, spa. ment. AUaclled two car garage. Large terrAce. Beautiful garden. 886-5800. Everything you ever want. fiBhiDI, hunting, snow mo- cious courtyard. We'll also bilillg. Near N. Lake Michi- ed bow miss the coziness of our LOCHMOOR. This beautiful big colonial home is centrally air eoaditioned Ill:! to about a real gan and other aurrounding townhouse with fuD, thick carpeted throughout. Four bedrooms, 3~ baths. Big family room and a ba.e. estate career ••• likOi. Two au.year homes CHAMPION carpeting, ..custom drape. ment recreation room for entertaining. Attached 2 ear garage. 886~. How much Clll I. eam? with lleautilul river front. ries, central air condition. How do I cet a llcelSlel age, one completely furn. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 LOTIIROP. Large nine room brick colonial home with a circular staircaae. Library. iIIg, modem kitchell, and. What tIIId of training Is Jahed, one partially fum. Sewing room and hobby room which could be bedrooms. Partitioned ba.ement; many extras. We are offer. 20847 COUNTRY CLUB-BEAT THE HIGH COST available? 886.5800. ilbed. P r ice d to sell. Ing our' unit at $37,900, our OF A NEW MORTGAGE. Adorable 'Cape Cod WIleD iJ the belt time P hot oa and de.cription mortgage is assumable; house with loads of charm. Living room, dining to start? I avaJlable in Detroit: can MADISON. Three bedroom briclt bungalow with two full baths. Huge second ftoor an

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_an • me.S.S • aSSeSSE?S??? SPSSSS'psrssn.ees ••rsn •• br --- --., ~. ... ~ ...... , I, '. Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y. August 16. 1973 ;II-UAL &TAn 111-lEAL DTAn U-IEAL UTATI U-IlEAL UTATE U-ItL\L ISTATI 11 alAL UTATI IIJ-IIAL DTAn I..... EALUTAn : .. IAU '01 $AU .01 $AU FORSAU FOISAU I I FOI tAU FOIWI fOl $AU GIOIa POINTE SHORES ,'18 McKINLEY, a cIeli;ht- VERY ATTRACTIVE Colo- ST. CLAIR SHORES-Espe. SOMERSET. ~ family Lit, CENTER HALL COLONIAL BUY 9UR • - • Dunl, 3 bedroom ful home, located In top nial, • spacious bedrooms, cial1,yfor swimmers. 3 bed. brick. ExceUent coodition, 'I 1'OOIIIt, I bedroom., 2~ VEGETABLE GARDEN ..... prime eondJtioIl, Farm. area. 3 bedroom., 2 batbs, large Uving aDd room, 11Al bath brick ranc'll, 3 bedrooms, separate util. QUEEN bathl attached 2 car la. And we'll throw In our 5 'f::t N NtU, Uvinl, l11ning 1* bath., paneled reerea. dining rooms, center hall, 21,2 car garage. Lltrge pool. itie., Mutacb1er kitcben, ra,e ~ la,.e lot. Offered room, 2'Al ~tb. 22 ... family room., large lion room plut many otbel' panelled recreation room. $27 .500. C.ll 294.3511 after 6. Ilew carpeting, automatic ]+] =TWO F.IRST by owner. 888-t007. Open kitchen, family room, 2 car ...... atraordinary base- add!tlonlll features. $36,' near schools, low taxes and garage door. 21,2 car ga . SwMtay 2 to 5. 1153 Whit. (ara,e. For under MO,GOO...... ceDtral alt, sprinkler 500. By owner. 8lI8.f'l38 OFFERINGS III heat. Harllain for quick PRICED REDUCED rage, new concrete drive- tier Groue Pointe Park. No •)'atem. Owner. Open Sun. for appointment. No brok. sale. 0n1)' $32,000. Open way. ~,900. 888~78 . RANCK IN 11IE WOODS- • brokers. 881-1525. M)' N. en please. University, palatial home for One owner home, 3 Jaree dally and Sunday 2 to a. the discriminating buyer, ST. CLAIR SHORES. 22ll2O EASTLAND ARE.!\, price NORTH OXFORD, centel' Broten invited. bedrooms,lamily room. 1"1 elegant decor, new Idtchen, Gary Lane, 3 becI1'oom baths. , has been t'lduced OIl thiI han Coto-'.l ... bedroomt. OWNER original oak paneling. 2 bedroom ToWDho\llt 10- .... WOODS LANE-Firat Offering. Four.bedroom, 2"1 ranch, 11,2 baths, central cated at Wood.bridJe Eut, S\i baths, outatADdin, flm. 1215 NOTTINGHAM air, fully carpeted, fire. COLONIAL IN FARMS - 3 baSh brick and aluminum eolonial. central air Dlcely decorated aDd has iIJ' room with wel bar. HARPER WOODS place. 2 car garage. Early eoodltiomng. Family room with natural fireplace. bedrooms, 1* bath, li- mill)' extr.s. Owner mlJl{ Move ill FARMS - Red face brick 8 Mile Road, 3 bedroom, all occupancy. Low 40's. Open brary. ConvenieDt for Lal'. corner lot. IIID)' extr... seU. can after 9 p.m. 778- cood1tioa. No agents ... Colonial, center door, 3 aluminum sided bome. SO' Sunday 2"5. Owner 712.9825. schools and ahoppm,. NEFF JlOAD-Fu-.t Offering. Five. and.five lneome, bedrooms, 21Al baths, nat. lot. Grosse Pointe sehools. 8OZl. 11M. with two-ear garage in excellent conditioll. ura! fireplace, all appli. e-o-O.L BRICK BUNGA. ances, 2 car garage. large LOW - Central .It eoDdi- OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL - CAHTERBURY-euatom bullt colonial FOW'bed. fenced lot. Price reduced WILCOX Purdy and tionin" 3 bedrooms. 1"I rooms, h\JDib' 100m, circular .tairway. ExeeUent to ,",900. Terms. Buyel's baths, recreatlOIl room. In OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 locatJoA, Immediate OCC\IPIncy. Price redueed. only. 881-6404. 884-3550 the Woods. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5. MOVE IN BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS ,~ssociates CO.OP-HARPER WOODS 8'lS NOTRE DAME I22'l HAIIPTON-T!lree bedroom brick colonial in - Eastland sboppiD, at MORAN-FIRST OFFERING-Distinctive 3 bedroom tl(ce11eat eondlUoa. Immediate occupaDCY. Price OPEN SUNDAY your fingertips. 2 bed. Cbedt tt1ese features. Bril."lt aDd alurniJlum ceMer 1* baths Colonial with att. garage. Excellent baa bKn reduced. Excellent mortgage assump. 2:30 TO 5:00 rooms, laundry aDd fur. entrallCe CoIOllia1, new kitehen ad famUy room, tioD. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. d0811t space, panelled recreation room. carpet. in,. Won.t last. nace rooms, paneled with natural fireplace, powder room. ~viD, 1039 WHITTIER: G rea t room with natural fireplace lAd ba)', fOlmal diDinI PEJOUTON - Beautiful brick Englisb Tudor. Four kitchen, family room. pan. bedroom., 3* baths. Den plus rec. 100m. HUie CHALFONTE 292-Reduced price. An attractive 4 room, " IJedrooms and ~th. DeW' furpace, tiled and bedroom, 2 batb semi ranch. eled library. four bed. Wm. W. QUEEN paoelecl basement, 2 car brick prase, new driveway, Uvial room. Screened terrace. Excellent con(ll. rooms, dl'o:sslng room, two t1ClD. w~rful family home. Open to offers. UlllDIable mortga,e, walk to Villale Sbops. 0D1)' BALFOUR lOOl>-6 bedroom English Tudor. baths plus two lavatories. $U,500. Very attractive mortgage, 886.4141 BEDFORD 1018-1st floor bedrooms and A.C. can be assumed. Trans. MEMBER OF Foliowing by Appointment GROSSE POINTE HAWTHORNE 1985-3 bedroom bungalow. ferred owner is anxious to EXCLUSIVE CHARLES STREET sell. Quick possession. REAL ESTATE BOARD MARYLAND 1217-2 bedroom bungalow. Sharp Townhouse, 5 bedrooms. 1 baths, large livin, Make offer. aDd d.lninl room, powder room, Florida room. Nl'w NO'M'INGHAM 1416-Englisb 3 bedroom in top con- SHOWN BY GROSSE POINTE WOODS, furnace. Anumable mongaie. 3 ear ' .... 'e. Pia)' dition. Reasonable. APPOINTMENT .. bedrooms. 21,i batbJ, 21 yud. ft. family ,room, spacious STEPHENS 332-Ranch on quiet court. 1120 BUCKINGHAM . • . 5 custom kitchen with bWIt- EXCELLENT BUY FO~ LARGE FAMILY ColonW witb cOUDtr)' kitebell .Dd pantry. IJ- SHELBOURNE 453-Large Ranch with A.C. bedrooms, 3* baths, li. ins, central air, wet bar Larle WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE brary + garden room. and recreation room. pri- brary all4 sun room, powder room. fOrlDal d.lnin, WILLIAMS 200-Colonial 3 bedrilOm. Fine location. room with beamed eeilinl, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 THINK OF 80 GROSSE POINTE BLVD. vate patio, 2 c.r lara,e, electric door, putters, furoace., new roof. Recently redecorated. 9i1 lot 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and drapes and carpetinl. could be divided or used for a tenDiI eourt. Only library. .,110O. Owner "ya seU. SILLOWA Y & CO. 1025 HARVARD . . . 6 bed. CALL 573-011Ot / NEAR CITY PARK TAPPAN rooms. 31,2 baths. library. REAL ESTATE ONE REALTORS 323 Rivard. Cbarmill, CoaclomlnllUD. Featuring mod. FIRST OFFERING-GrOS£e POlnte Farms Special! ern ltitcl1en, den, larp. liVing aDd d.lniD1 room. 4 bed. 1557 HOLLYWOOD ... 3 GROSSE POINTE WOOD&- For tJIoIe who want the best of every thin,. .u. room., 2 baths 011 2nd 2 bedrooms aDd bath OD bedrooms, 1* baths 3 bedroom Colonial, ll,i I1oor. perb, beaut1fu1ly decorated 3 bedroom eoloDial 16825 Kercheval In The Village 884-7000 + 3r11: Don't m1u itl wJth lar,e famn, room, eentnl air conditioninl, Family room. baths. family room.. car. peted throughout. acellent IF YOU ARE THINKING OF SEWNG on Jar... weU.l&Ddsc.ped lot. Must be seen to ! 17845 E. JEF~ERSON •.. IS condition. TU 1-1903. appreclatel bedrooms, library, garden ------1 CALL " NEW OFFERING in the Woods! Truly spotless. CUB. SUNDAY . room. I Something Different GEORGE PALMS. RE.ALTOR center entrance fUlCb, available at tom-buJJt, OPEN HOUSE 2-5 17849 KERCHEVAL .•. 4 THE UNIQUE combination oace. Completely carpeted with three bedrooms, bedrooms. 2* baths, )j., of restrained cODtempora.,. TU 6-4444 IedIeroek fireplace in living room, dining room, 1985 HUNT CLUB. All Brick Colonial, large living room with wood burning fireplace. Extra flfst brary. . architecture enhanced by eoDveD1ellt family room. Kitchen has built.ins jD. A Family Business For Over A Century dudiD. dishwaaber, aDd there is the hard.to.find !loor room, paneled recreation room. large 197 LAKEVIEW 4 bed. imaginative deconting. Li. master bedroom and excellent location in the . . '. brary or 4th bedroom. 2 fint floor laundry! Attadled garage with electric rooms, 2* baths. library. baths, screened porch over. Woods make this the best buy on the market door opener. All this .ituated on irregular lot U1 LAKELAND . . . 4 Bed. looking attracti.vely laDd. which affora ample privacy! in the low 30's. Frank Huster will be there to • show you around. rooms. 2* b8ths. library s~aped yard. FIDe reerea. PRIcED FOR Qt1ICK SALE-3 bedroom contempo. + fami!) room. tio~ room. complete bar. HIGBIE MAXON • rar:' euatom.buUt with real mahogany paneled 1604 EDMUNDTON. Be the first to see this new offIce and bath in ~- Jibnry. retreatioD room wIth n.tural fireplace. offering, which we think is the best buy in 930 LAKESHORE ... 5 bed. ment. Two nearby parka 1st OFFERING - Condominium. 3 bedrooms, B, Beaut.lfuUy laDdscaped. e leg ant neighborin. the three bedroom ranch variety. There is .a rooms, 3 baths, library. are great for children. A baths, modern kitchen and eentra1 ~lir condJtion. houIea, beautiful street near w.terfront parks, baIt. and a half 'and great family room. The quiet location on Ford mg. Won't last lon, at $39,500. 751 LINCOLN . . . 3 bed. Court in the Woods. 708 LAKEPOINTE. !larage is attached and the yard completely rooms, 1~ baths, screened fenced. 1st OFFERING - DelighUul Center Hall Colonial. MOST RANCH for the mouey In all Groasc Pointe, porch. Immediate Ubrary wltb fireplace, family room overlooking brict ud aluminum for ea.y maIntenance, l.rge 447 MORAN ... 3 bedrooms, Occupancy beautiful Jard 'With apriDltler system,S hc1lOOms. UriDI room~, comblnation with real fire- APPOINTMENTS PLEASE 1* b..ths, screened porch. TERRIFIC LOCATION Dear 3 baths OQ 2nd. Ree. room wUh fireplace, attaeh. ed garage and central air coDditioDinj. Jllace. 3 bedrooms, charming family room plus THE LAST 1'1ME this one appeared on the market Hill SbODpinl{ and Richard fIDlahed basement. All for $32,900! Between it sold immediately. We think history repeats 588 NEFF ... Townhouse, 3 school. It,l.story home with Mack aDd Harper, 23t4 ALLARD. 1:edrooms, 2. baths. heated Florida room, 2 • • • • • • • • itself, so Ii you are a serious contender for '- bedroom. and bath cIowD WABNER ]lOAD ..... eu.tom WDliam.buq CoIoDIal GROSSE POINTE SHORES modem home with year- newer house and require only three bedrooms, aoo NEFF ... 5 &,; 5, with Unusual suite on 2nd floor near the Lake. Spadous marble foyer with "Jr. roWKl iDd?or swimming pool, 15x40 ft.• and beau. this would 00 the one. The two full baths on the porch and recreation room. contains sitting .room, 2 cular staircase. Large library. 2 powder roOms tJfuJ. 4Ox80 llan-enclosed view room. " bedroom., second floor make great dressing rooms. Na. PROVENCAL ... 7 bed-I bedrooms and bath.' and l,t f1Of)f utility room. " bedrooms, 3 batbl tural fireplaces ar~ in both living room and fam. s8a see S fireplaces, large kitchen and family room. It's rooms, maid's quarters, 2/ 208 McMillan today! up. Central air ..nd lawn sprinkler sylltem. always awim time at 935 BALLANTYNE! ily ronms. The well landscaped yard is fenced and the house is air conditioned. Don't let this rnaster suites. A T CI . TOURAINE-5 bedroom Ilk bath Early American EXCEPTIONALY CLEAN - One-owMr residence rue asslc Cc>lonial, l..ibrary. family room. enelosed porch. onc catch you lookiilg . . . someone else may 344 UNIVERSITY ... 4 bed. AUTHENTIC Italian Ren- awaJting your inspection, " bedroom English. liv. ree:. room aDd attached garage. bea~ you to the punch. rooms. 2% baths, family aissance architecture eom- iDl room with fireplace, formal dlnJn. room, room. bined with spacious and screeDed terrace. B(;autiiully landscaped, 1488 CLNOIAL ON large lot. Shouldn't you have a home GROSSE PTE. WooDS-3 bedroom ranch in Mon- charming interior. 2'l.foot teith school dJstrict. Family room aDd a ree:. ROSLYN. ina park.like setting? Easy living. with 1184 WHITTIER ... 3 bed too, family room, 5 bedrooms, room. Low interest allumable morttage. Bunt large bedroom and bath on first fioor and two rooms, 2;i baths. library. NEWER HOME-l bedroom colonial with channing 4 baths. study. fainily kit- In the !lO's. large bedrooms and bath on second. Priced t(\ decor and best workmanship, 2 ful1 baths plus 15539 WINDMILL POINTE chen plus attached .part. 2 IWf baths, hmily room, centrally alt cond!o sell in low 50's. 1375 Hollywood. Dr ...... bedrooms, 2~ ment. Only a bIoek from SADDLE LANE--Near Barnes 5ehool. Built in IlH13', this Colonial offers 6 bedrooms and 3"1 baths, ," tioned. Two-ear attached garage with circular baths. family room. the lake. $87,l5OO. FIVE BEDROOM COLONIAL IN THE FARMS. Very family l'OOm with fireplace, pantry tnd laundry ~~. drive. iprlnkler system. Near waterfront parks. , attractive brick colonial witb five bedrooms and 15660 WINDMILL POINTE Near Lakefront Park room. finished. basement aDd attached garag",. 'l1Jl WESTCHESTER. three baths. Living room has natural fireplace Dr. . . . 5 bedrooms, 31,i BARRINGTON 529. Great Approx. $415,000 ex!sting mortaale at '1t,l%. Im- )lUST SEE TO APPRECIATF_Extra special" bed. and an attractive paneled den is included. Re. baths, library. location for ehildreD. 4- mediate possession. cently remodeled Mutschler kitchen. On a seclud- t'OOm, 2* bath Engliah home in excenent eon. bedroom colonial with paD. GROSSE PTE. WOODS-OD a Jovely tree lined street. diUOIIand suitable for large family. Living room ed tree lined street it is in top notch condition. el«:d library, 2 batba, 2 5 bedroom., 3t,l bath Regency with both Ub1.U7 with fireplace, full dining room, den .nd music FOUR BEDROOM REGENCY COLONIAL. On a quiet lavatories. bre.kfast room, and family room. Large patio, paneled ree. roOm, room. Attraetive .lIumable mortgage. 1430 Purdy and screened porch. Low to' •. central air and sprinkler system. BISHOP. cul-de.sac in the Farms-near the lake. Attrac- tive formal home. The large livin", room with fireplace has French doors leading to screened IN THE FARM.~ near the HUl. 5 bedroom "t,l bath FIRST ADVERTISED-Location, charm and couveni. semi.ranch. Ubrary and family room. Central porc\1 with awning roof. In addition to the four Associates enee .re tbe prime assets of this 3 bedroom. 2 TOLES Air, sprinkler system and burclar alarm. Must bath Cape Cod plus the added feature of a pan- bedrooms, the second fioor has a magnificent be seen. eled library. Call us today for complete infor. paneled library with fireplace. Call us for an FARMS WOODS 81 Kercheval 886-K12 mation-beiore it is SOLD! appointment. Our 31st Year LORAINE-3 or • bedroom 11k story near tnnspor. 889-0500 889-0510 In Grosse Pointe tatioa. Ga. heat. 2 ear garage and 60 foot lot. ONE FLOOR LIVlNG-Custom.built French Colonial ALL GOOD THINGS COME to those who wait, and we $31,500. conatrut'ted 01 finest materials with he.vy alate are proud to off~r this Regency colonial in the rool. First floor utility, 2 bedrooms with con. Farms which was custom 'built for a small tam. OPEN SUNDAY 2 :30 - 5:00 LAKE FRONTA'GE-2 choice loc.tiODS. An Early necOUg bath, laundry. Additional 2 bedrooms and ily desiring spacious rooms with high ceilings and American Colonial with " bedrooms on 230 ft. of bath on second floor. Nicely landscaped on charm. attractive detailing. 011 'll deadend str

... ' ... ~--_..... -._-----_ . .. ,~ . Thursd.y. August 10. 191J GR.OSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Five ( '. .I'~"SAU UA-LOTS '0I1AL1 14-1IAL ISTATE 11G-ROOA NG ~'-I-PAINTING. ZI.o..-eEMEMT AND 215-CARPENTER 11%-LANDSC""ING 6' SERVICE DECORATING IRICK WORK GARDEN SERVICE 40xllt _1 GROSSE PoJnte GROSSE POINTE FARIIS- WANTID • AtUc•• Porcb Enclosuref "arm., Dear R ie b u cl VacaDt lot. Cboiee lOOxla, YOUNG COUPLE desire 3 ALL ROOr ok J. BASTONE • AddiUons • Kitehenl NUlUIING, r4mGval, .pray. Sebool, eoDvlll1eDt to Ibop- readJ for bWIdiq. Owner, bedroom Colonial in Farms GtrrrER WORK PAINTING CEMENT WORK • Commercial buUdin,s In,, leediD. and .tump 1'54.5240, Low .. pIq etIIter. TU 2..... da,i eves." or WoodJ. 30's. No Caulkils., . ebiIDM1 repaln AND • PaUos removal. Free estimates. ., broker •. 881~ after 6 Guttera cleanecl • Driveways JIM SurrON Complet. tree .unee. Cal p.m. DECORATING 1677 Bryl Drive FIe m in g. Tree service . ALGER flLACE - la.t OGe, , ADVANCE IfAENTENANCE • Briek &: Brock Repairs BLOOMFIELD -Residential TU 2-55St Waterproofing," paranteed TU 4-2942 TU 2.243f TUxedu 1-6950. 1I101.U15.Term.. ro 4-0128. lot, l00x15O, Woodward. 1s-:-IustNW INtERIOR - EXTERIOR good work, licensed, bonded. QUALITY WORK by carpen- Square Lake Road area. OPPORTUNITY J. D. CANDLER Free estimates. DESIRABLE Lot for Sale in Water, &ewers. Beautiful ROOFING CO. QUALITY WORK ter with over 20 years ex. QUALITY 716.1113 perience In Grosse Pointe Sl Clair, Midlilan, ro 5- home site. '10,000. TU INDOOR miniature golf al\d 94 Years ReUlble Service JERRY WHITAKER LANDSCAPING OOA. 4.0571. ice eream parlor. Short ResidenUal Ie Commercial Kitchens remodeled, base Lawn Service and Gardening hours, good profit. Like to All tyPes of Roofs Ie Decks 882.9361 LAWRENCE VERBEKE menta paneled, room addi CEMENT CO. We Have Openings for , see one? CaU 771-8415. Gutters ok Downspouts tions, ete. Conscientious Thursday and Friday.: REPAIRS WILL PAINT your home in. CONCRETE-BRICK Small $lJbs aceeptable. TV Trimming, Planting' and I 1'-Pm FOIl SALE No Job Too Lal'ge-or Small terior or exterior. Quality STONE- 4-5372. WATERPROOFING Seeding by : Fl'ee Estimates work at a reasonable rate. Highly Experienced Men: FIKANY BLACK LAB. Must sell im. CALL 899-2100 885-7424. After 6 p.m. CONCRETE - Driveways, mediately-Best offer. 18 sidewalks, patio., garage Modernization Sodding Guaranteed Insured Wormen 121J-WALL WA$HING lor Up to 5 Years REALTOR moeth old medium sized floors, eement patching of MORE V.\LUE tor your ~ family watch' dog with all types. Design and Construction LOWEST PRICES on new WALL WASHING, reason- money. Additions, kitchens, g rea t dispositiOD an~ of All Types of Patios lit OFFERING-tell Trun. 1005 Cadieux - Cozy and gutters. Gutters repaired able, free estimates. York. BRICK AND BLOCK - dormers, basements, bath. , charm. Call Greg day, 886- Porches; pre-cast steps, ex- bIt)'. OpeD SuD4ay 2-&. CODYeoieAtcenter hall co- and cleaned. Ne~ roofs ~r sbire Window Cleaning. rooms, wall removals. JOHN C. CARL ISL~ Clwm1D& comfortable and 100000, 5 bedrooms plus, 3060. Evening 331.60'11. ~f repair. No JOb too bIg 885-0894 pert tuck pointing and eonveG1ent delcrlbea this .. fOW' full bath., '1 Jav., Ii. or too llmall. Work done . chimney repairs. BIDIGAREBROS. COMPLETE ; FREE 2 Kittens, fluffy, 1 bedroom 2~ bath brick br.ry, family I'oom, first personally. Serving Grosse WALL WASHING STONE - Patios, walks, INC. LANDSCAPE JIl the IaUDdry 3 fire.. Blaek, 1 Gray, trained. 706 fIowerboxes, stone repairs CoJoDial Joeated floor room, Pointe for 25 years. Rich. PAINTING ok DECORATING Offiee 772.5715 SERVICE bi!art of 'Ibe Park. It of. p1ae., recreation room in Rivard. TV 5.3751 after 6. of all types. or Saturday and Sunday. ard Willert~, 50 Roslyn Rd. HOME MAINTENANCE Evenings, SuDdays TU 1-6988 Tradition Since 1920 i fen a famny room, lit ba.ement, Z ear attached WATERPROOFING - Base. estimate~, call TU ELMER T. LABADIE 779-6864 776.33$8 floor Ja~' regm, car- heated iarage, ~nvenient. OLD ENGLISH Sh~p dog r~~;o. ment leaks. CARPENTER Work-Panel- in peting u4 clnpe., reuea. Iy loeated, extra wide lot, puppies, A. K. C" S bot s , TUxedo 2-2064 17 Years ES the Pointes ing, partitions, s bel v e s THOMAS i tion room, gas heat with Ideal for large and active wormed, 10 weeks, $145. 11H-RUG CUANING N~R~~B (ldtcbens, ceilings, smaU LANDSCAPING CO. ' eeDtral air, lots of closets family. TO~~AJ~ 331-7103 or 922-7792. CALLEBS ok SON 21K-WINDOW Licensed. Bonded. Insured jobs, etc.). TU 2-2795. ~WN AND GARDEN: aftc1 storace area, lUaebed Carpet aDd Upholstery clean. WASHING 2 car gllale with electrie 1150 Whittier - Center baD OLD ENGLISH sheep dogs, 773.9133 I HARRY SlUm SERVICE i ing. Fast drying. Free esti. A.OK Window Cleaners. Ser- eye doon, lot 8Ox'115. Tbi. brick colODial, • bedrooms, AXe, c ham p ion sired, BUILDING CO. mates. Fully insured. 772. vice on storms aDd screens. CAPIZZO CONSl'RUCTION Emblished in 881'.!0292 home awaita your wpee- 2~ baths, 2 natural fire. super quality, home raised, don. place., family room, air shots, wormed, $200 and 9555. Free estimates. Monthly All types ~l Cement aDd Grosse Pointe Area SiDee ltS? ~ CODditioDiDg, sprlDkling up. 526-8046. " CARPET CLEANING win. I rates. 521.2459. Brick Wort R 'd fl 1 del I F Off' : 1216 DevOOlbire - Gracious All types of waterproofing esl en'"~e;~elln~mmerc a arms leer 1 system, extra large lot. dow aDd wall washing, 30 CALLEBS ok SON S bedroom tentH ball co- 0wDet anxious to sell. BLACK LABRADOR, 10 All types of excavating Alterations and Maintenance N b S d. , 1oDial, .flQor plan exceDeat montha,male, AKC, train- years experience. Com. Window cleaning. Fully in. ~U woI1l; guaranteed New Construction mercial and residential. sured. Reasonable prices. a s pee ster .for.~, deD, 3 ed, genUe. 886-8889 . Licensed and Insured 88$.3900 885.7013 Guaranteed, bonded and Free estimates. 772.9555. 885.061% -- full bathl plus 1 lav., ex-, GROSSE POINTE CITY insured. 543.1353. va large kitchen, earpet. 6 MONTH OLD, AKC regis- An early morning speeds- G.OLMIN DE SENDER ibg aDd drape. lneluded, tered, Boston Terrier. Call I KITCHEN ter apparently stopped for;a Alger Pbce, Vacant lot, 886 .. 750. WINDOW CLEANING CONSTRUCTION REMODELING "nap" before being arrested iu beat, 3 ear brlct ,a- CA PET C EAN NG SERVICE New and repairs _ Brick, HOd85. Last ODe avail. RWALL WASHINGL I by Farms police Thursdalf, rate, Dice lot, eloae to BOUVIER PUPPIES, AKC, We InstaU 'SC:hools, park, aDd shop- able. FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATES Stone, Block, Chimneys. August 9. : 8 weeks, excellent guard YORKSIfiRE WE ARE INSURED Cement work aDd water- Officer Gerald Deburgh- piDe. dog, $2511 snd up. 711-7932. Formica-Sink Tops MAINTENANCE 372-3022 proofing. 25 years experi- Cabinets-All Styles graeve, while stopped l)n 885-oBN enee. If DO answer call Grosse Pointe boulevard bt YORKSHIRE T ERR 1E R, F E ti t YORKSHIRE Window Clean. evenings. Built-Ins-Installed Uny- 4 pound male, all ree s ma es ing. Reasonable. Free est!. '. 822.1201 Moran road, heard the souqd beige, 1 year old. Very Free Estimates of squealing tires and _,.0 CARPET CLEANING mates. Insured. 885.()(l94. I loveable but not with smaU I No Obligations auto rapidly accelerating. Ife FIKANY 2 Rool'tlS $22.00 ,- . 'PATIOS No DelaYt! spotted the .vehicle, driven children .. Shots and train. Bill Paige REALTOR ed, $15. Also 4'x8' portable WE REMOVE .THE SOIL 21 M-SEWER SERVICE Brick, block or cement, 3 by 'William Loring Newnap, dog pen, $35. 886-3667. CALL AFTER 6.00. 191-7588. ELECTRIC SEWER clean- generations of experlence. 371-0403 Jr., IS, oC Washington roall, in his rear-view mirror zip. 886-5051 2t.I-PAINTING, ing. No footage charge. JOHN C. CARLISLE CARPENTER-All t~,pes r.. BROWN MiDiature Poodles, ping along the boulevard at DECORATING Telephone price. 17 years 779-6864 '176-3333 pair and remodeling. Carl 10 month female with a high rate of speed. ; experience. Cal Roemer" Watson. LA 6.5501. papers, 2 year male. 713. Plumbing. TV 2.31:10: As the auto passed by, tll.e JOHN S, 8811. CODDENS KURT O. BAEHR DEVONSHIRE HOMES, Inc. officer gave chase with. tll.e CUSTOM PainUng and Dec. SEWERS CLEANED, broken- CONSTRUCTION overhead lights swirling and LABRADOR, mixed, gentle. Sewers repaired. Guaran- ESTABUSHED .1924 • New Homes All sbots, spayed. Free to oraUng, wan papering. • FamUy Rooms siren blaring. A speedomet,r Guaranteed. Free e.U. teed. Reasonable rates. • Driveways cbeek showed he was goilfg GOODMAN good bome. 886-7526. 881-0063 or 179.1225. • Kitchens mates .. LA 1.5711. • Patlos • Alterations 711 m.p.m., and the youth • Porcbes INC. ll5A-HORSES FOR SALE ADVANCE MAINTENANCE • Patios was still pulling away. EXPERT painUn,. pap e r • Chimneys Finally, Newnan, pulled QUARTER HORSE, reglster- Electric Sewer Cleaning [. • Free Estimat'Js hanging. Free estimate •. • Waterproofing DAN STEFFES over at McKinley place, sbht "BE SECURE, GOODMAN FOR SURE" ed, gentle and well trained, COMMERCIAL G. Van Assehe. 881.5754. LICENSED BUILDER off the motor and attempted 6 years old, moving, must . RESIDENTIAL LA 6-7836 I All Work Guaranteed 885.1416 689-6696 to pretend he was asleep bY DON'T LET HIGH INTEREST BATES RUN YOUR :leI). Very reasonable. 885. YERKEY (;, SONS laying across the front seat, LIFE. HERE ARE SOME LOW INTEBESTi 4841 day". 713-1223 evenings. H. CHAUVIN WE SPECIAUZE-Exterior 21T-PLUMIING AND police said. In his report, the ASSUMABLE MORTGAGES COUPLF.D WITH CEMENT CONTRAcrOR HEATING offleer stated Newnan main. FINE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. 20A-CARPET LAYING painting. 2'1 years' experi. 2IN--AS~:~~ ¥fORK! ALL TYPES OF ence. CEMENT WORK tained the position he bad SEE THESE SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 CARPET LAYING FOR CLEAN and dependable been there sleeping for 10 NEW AND OLD • Walks. Drives. Porcl1es DU PONT PAINTS • Patios • Waterproofing .ervlee, call ELlrIERS minutes, and didn't know CADIEUX 854 - Sbarp Federal COl0Diai with great Stairs Carpeted Shifted ASPHALT • Pre-east Steps PLUMBING and nEAT. what this was all about. Goor plu, family and ree. rooma, 3 bedrooms, Repairs of AU Types Used ING, Plumbing License The youth was issued a and;1~ baths. __ . Cllaret B\Il'DIRe-W:oven Reasonable. Call Evenmgs • 'I\lck Pointing • Chlmney P.epair #04558, TUxedo 4-4882. vio/ation for speeding .in ex. . ALSO TW 1.5896 7'12-3116 cess oC 70 in a 30 m.p.h, " GRAYTON 1382 - Unique Early English with dcm NEW CARPET SALES PAVING No job too small HUGHES BROTHERS IN-BlNK.ERAroR installed, zone. He was released on hIs and modern features. A sllJ1)J'ishlg $35.51 Or call SImples Shown in AND Free estimates for aa appoiJllment. DECORATORS' Licensed and Bonded $95. Dlsbmasters, all re. own recogni~ance for ar- Your Home pairs, Power Humidifiers, ralgnment In The Farms 5293 Yoruhire PR 9-8427 NEFF - Spaclous.2 unit flat Ilear leff~. HIgh BOB TRUDEL Water Heaters aDd Shower Municipal Court Thursday, 29'-5896 ' 779-8427 882.14'13 demlDd area, 3 bedrooms In eaclJ, and an JD fiDe 882-!J750 or 3'l1-8128 Excavating Heads. August 29. ELMERS P,LUMB'ING coadldoD. COMPLETE deeorating. Pa. 21 P-¥fATERPROOFING al-MOVING io: AND HEATlNG OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 STOlAGE perhanging. insured, guar. • anteed. Al Sehneider, TU COODENS LARRY'S CUSTOM PAItTIG' BISHOP 830 - On the waters edge With great prlee. KEN'S MOVING-Loc:al, aub- 1.0565. DRIVEWAY WATERPROOFING PLUMBING AND HEATING 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, library, terrace, modern urbs. On. pleee or house- Residential aDd Commercial . ~~. ful. Low ratel. Tt! 2.asto. INTERIOR.EXTERIOR E,lO;TABUSHED 1924 Repaira .Dd Remodel BUTLER'S PAINTING PAINTING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY l1A-PIANO SERVICE SEAL All types of waterproofing. Lawn SpriDJdel' Service COMPLETE Dee 0 rati n g 7 'year guarantee. Ref e r - Water Heater.-..A. O. SmIth SERVICE HARBOR HILL - Superb locale, tastefully de~lgned COMPLETE plano .nca. sernee. Paper banilDe and enees. LA 6-7836. Pel'maglua end Rheem SPEelAUZING with variety and claarm. TuDiD" l'ebui14iD" refiDilb. removing. Material, work. TV 1.7410 IN PRIVATE iDl, c1e-motbinl. Member manksbip guaranteed. For COATING BASEMENTS WATER- ESTATES BALFOUR - SEE PIC'l'URE AD! 'P1aIIO TecluUelaDJ Guild. estimates call PROOFED - Reuonable 2IV--5'LVE1tPLAnNG Pr..... Werts alii, WASmNGTON-TraditiODal Tudor with '1 bedrooms, R. ZedI, m-7'107. rate., workmanship guar- WILLIAM FORSYTHE • Silver and Gold Plating 24 Y,.. In G,ou. /'oint. Area !lxawiDg room, paneled library, family • anteed. SlI1.Q06S or 779.1225. room. PIANO TUNING VAlley 2.9108 • Oxidizing and RepairiDll IfcKINU."Y PLACE - Excellent 5 bedroom wi~h Action P.egulation CHAS. F.JEFFREY • Brall Polishing, 871-7318 INTERIOR and exterior G& K &2.1800 Lacquering deD, carriage boUle,. and exquisite details. Key Reeoverlnl painUng and paper hang- Reb\lildlng and Refinishing • Basement Wiltel'Pl'OOfiDl • FIreplace fixtures N. DEEPLANDS - New Orleans colonial with cen. B8(.z:m ing. Reasonable rates, 30 CONSTRUCTION • Underpin footings refinished years experienee. Ray Bar- tral air, swimming pool, country kitchell, family Tbom •• Pettit, member • Cracked or caved.in walls • Copper pol/shing .aDd nowskY, 371-231'4 aIter 6 & ADVERTI SEMENT room, library, and much more. Plano TecbD1cians Guild PAVING References bulfing p.m. Licensed Insured FOR BIDS IfOROSS - A truly differellt ranch with 3 bed. EXCAVATING 21 C WCTRICAL LEEBERT The Village of Grosse rooms, 2 baths, fond paneled den in woodsy INTERIOR and Exterior CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION SERVI.cE CONTRACTORS SILVERSMITHS Pointe Shores will receive setting. 'painting and paper hang- All Types of Woaterpl'OOfing 882-1121 14110 CHARLEVOIX sealed bids fr.r the light. GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY ing. Free estimates. .18 Guaranteed Reilonable PARK LANE - Very diHerent contemporary with years e;;qJerien<:e. SlW.0382. 885-1900 3 blocks west of Chalmers ing 01 four (4) tennis fascinating design ed deligbtful loeation. Licensed and Insured eourts until 2:00 p.m. Au. CODDENS ~12 VA 2-7;).<8 HOOVER R. ok T. PROFESSIONAL Asphal~ Paving Co. gust 28, 1973 E.D.T. at IN THE AREA painUng, interior and ex. , 21W-DRESSMAKING the Village Offices. 795 FACTORY AUTHORIZED terior. Free estimates. 41>'2 • Driveways Our Specialty 21~PLASTER lVORK FARM BROOK - 2 bedroom with charm at $19.0! SERVICE 6' TAILORING Lake Shore Road, Grosse Roland, Grosse Pointe • Seal Coating NEW 8nd repair work. Neat, Pointe, Michigan at which POINTE VACUUM Farms, 882-4586 • Resurfac1ng ALTERATIONS; on all kinds BEACH - R,neb with private beacb. • Repairs dean service. 20 years ex. time and place all bids FREE PICKUP ok of women's wear. Very ex. will publicly opened PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. Resurface your old broken perience. Free estimates. be E. OUTER DR. - 3 bedroom colonial with recroom. DELIVERY Albert Verstraete. 521-2536. perienced dress maker. and read aloud. ing and finishing. Special- up drive at Il fraction of the Hours: 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. KENSINGTON - 4 bedroom English with den and NEW REBUILT PARTS izing in dark staining. cost of concrete. LA 6.7836 SPECIALIZING in repairs 82(-4762. Plans and Specifications modem ~tdlen in MINT CONDmON! TU 1- 1014 PR 2-4050 "Supply o,,:n power." Can CODDENS lor 18 years. Cracks eliml. may be obtained at the 21002 MACK ALTERATIONS and repairs. WILDWpoD. - Space and variety. of a borne with for free esUmate. W. Abra. Asphalt Paving Co. nated. Clean. Jim BlIck. Village Office, 795 Lake 1152 Maryland, G r 0 sse none of tile bead aebes. 2 bedroom, 2 bath CO.OP CANNON ELECTRIC weIl. VA 1-7051. Shore Road_ A check in ham, TW 1-5924. I • Driveways Our Specialty Pointe Park, VA 1.2631. APT. witb den, terrace, formal living and dining COMPLETE ELECTRICAL the amount of $15_00 must TED'S Seeal C~ating 21$-CARPENTER be submitted as a deposit rooms plus spaciow modem kitehen ~nd full SERVICE I ·• Resurfacmg 2IZ-LANDSCAPING &- basement. RESIDENTIAL WALLPAPER REMOVING • Repairs (or each of pians and spe. CHR ISTOPHER GARDfN SfRVICE cifi~alions. same to be reo COMMERCIAL EX~LUSiVELY Resurface your old broken CONST. CO. f~nded upon return of JOHN s. INDUSTRIAL Free Estimates - Insured up drive at a fraction of the PROFESSIONAL hedge trim. Lieense 47 294-4749 Modernization • Alterations mingo Old shrubs removed plans Jnd specifications 565-9555 cost of concrete. LA 6-7836 Additions • Family Rooms and replaced. General in good condition v.ithin 21E-STORMS AND EXPERIENCED PAINTER Kitchen and RecreaUon Areas landscaping. 884~. 10 days 01 opening of the 21-O-CEMENT AND Estate Maintenance GOODMAN SCREENS available immediately, ex. BRICK WORK bids. INC. terior and interior, Iree J AMES BARKER EASTERN TREE and stump ALUMINUM storms. doors, 923-8585 923.8587 .!emoval. Insured. 29:\-4069 The successful bidder will screens. Quality products. estimates. Call anytime. R. L. STREMERSCH be required to furnish sat. "On The Hill" 573.9579, (63.9736. or answering service. 773. Lowest prices. 773-7010. CEMENT CONTRACTOR 0600. i s f act 0 r y Performance 93 Kercheval 886.3060 EXTERIOR painting, work LICENSED.BONDED CUSTOMCRAFT Bond and Labor and Ma. 21F-HOME terial Bond each in the guaranteed, gutter clean. • Cement Work Construetlon Company IMPROVEMENT ing. Free estimates. 777- • Waterproofing WOOD IS amount oC 100% of the 0067 or 773.0715. • Brick Work • STILL BEST contract, thc tolal cost of WOULD YOU CONSIDER BUYING EASTVIEW BUILDERS which ShAllbe paid by the No job too small ok REMODELERS Make arrangements now THE tv10ST EXCITING HOUSE ALUMINUM INC. EXT E RIO R and interior 889.0591 - 886.8541 to have your old worn out accepted bidder. ON THE STREET? B. F. GOODRICH pftintinz. Work guaranteed, • windows replaced. We Additions. Dormers All proposals shall be VlNYTJ PRODUCTS free estimates. 779-3947. CHAS. F. JEFFREY specialize in the installa. IC you love contemporary stylin" a lunctional family Rec. Room!', Bathrooms mlldt, on forms 10 be sup. ALCOA BUILDING PROD MASON CONTRACTOR tion 01 our new "Tilt In" orien'ed floor plan .Dd a superb kitchen it might Kitchens, New Homes plied by the Village. All Storm Windows, Doors, BIGELOW'S LICENSED INSURED Wash from inside, spring proposals shall remain be worth your consideration. Especially it you under. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Awning., Porch Enclosures • Brick • Block • Stone • balanced. weather strip. Cirm for a period of 30 stand quality construction, and realize the duplication Exper.t painting and repairs. Custom Garages and Doors Siding - Seamless Gutters • Cement Work ped wood window. One days after official opening costs of this four bedroom, two bath home would J.M. Seal Tab Rooting 884.4749 Alter 5 p.m. • Waterproofing be lIS i.,ucb 15 ~,OOO more than the $77,700 now • day installation. We take of the bids. The VlJlage. Storms and Sereen Repair • Tuck Pointing Fre~ Estimates and Plannlne out the old and r It in of Grosse Pointe Shores being isked. A1Id there's Immediate oeeupancy and LI~DHr, Insu~, Bonded DONALD BLISS • Patios of any kind a prlme "Woods" location IS well. Let'. discuss It. • the new top "nd bottom reserve the rlgM to reject 15030 Hotlrton.Whltter Decorator • Chimney Repaired FINANCING ARRANGED window for only any or all bids, in whole LA '.15816 or LA 7-'1230 Exterior Interior • Pre.Cast Steps or in part., and to waive Free EsUmates "PORCHES A SPECIALITY" • $36.50 any informalities therein. STRONGMAN, KELLY 1tG-ROOFING 882.1800 Anytime Free Estimates SERVICE TU 1-7050 881.1024 C:T ASSOCIATES CEMENT WORK of any Calf TU 1.2779 C, B, Lorancer 40 Years in Groue Pointe ARMADA WOOD ROOFING, siding, gutters kind. Bonded, licensed, in. CARPENTRY, cabinet ma. Clerk PRODUCTS 100 KERCHEVAL 889-0800 Lowest prices. Written EXTERIOR house painting. sured. TV 2,9988, aCter 6 king, kitchens, baths. 773. Village of 3S Years In Dusincss guarantee. 713.7010. Free estimates. 822-7185. p.m. or 372.4939. 7010. Grosse Pointe Shores

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Pete Twenty-Sil GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. August Ib. 1973 Feature Page " * * * * * * * * Pointer of Interest From Another Pointe of View F.vorite Receipes iJ4ente I 01 (Continuedfrom Page 13) I People in The Know materials will cost about .$10. As.the materials must Counter Points 1'------', be ordered in adunce, early class reservations are , I GULYAS SOUP essential. Assisting Mrs. McNamara is Eva Carabell By Pat Rousseau I I Contributed bv Mrs. Andrew who has worked with the class lor the past six The sweater ... is a fashion favorite morning, ; I Vince, of Bialrmoor COllrt j'ears. noon and night. At Walton Pierce you will see many I 11/2 oz. lard (or oil) Hungary. Anyone? versions of the look. We admired a red knit jacket I j 2 medium sized onions I aweater tied at the waist and paired with Glen I 1 b'k Grosse Pointe has a pocket of Hungarian cu. Plaid slacks. Zip up fashion with a camel knit short t sp. paprl a ture on Blairmoor court! Mr. and Mrs. Andrew cropped sweater jacket edgecrwith leather and en., I. :::.-~:~per Vince, both active members of the Detroit Hun. sem6led with a ~lender sweater dress ($86). For l2 lbs. beef (cut in cubes). garlan community, have spent the last year making evening there is a sparkling black Lurex twin sweat-! 1/ raw potato grated final plans for their recently opened supper club 2 ,j er look that tops a slender black satin skirt. The 1 tbsp. tomato paste in Hazel Park. softest sweater for evening is an Angora blend with I 41/2 pts. bone and veg~. No one could better represent the Hungarian zip front, it's worn with a Blue Lurex halter neck table stock, (should community, as Mr. Vince is a former Hungarian evening gown ($78). See the latest sweatering day I be seasoned with salt) actor, singer, and star. of numerous Hungarian through night at Walton Pierce. 1/2 tsp. caraway seed operettas. He is widely known in Detroit as a eru...... 2 or 3 small potatoes sader of Hungarian eulture. He was eharter presi. Moving On Your Mind .. , Want all the com. 11 gree~ pepper dent of the Hungarian Arts Club of Detroit, worked fort of home but few of the responsioilities? Your I./carrots, celery and Hun. Iwith the Hungarian ehurches and societies in the belt move is to the Jefferson Apartments, Grosse garian parsley roots resettlement of Hungarian refugees. In retent years, Pointe's newest condominium. You'll love the large I : are optional) he has promoted Hungarian musicalr. and variety airy rooms withnine.foot ceilings. A doorman parks i Fry finelv chopped onions .1 shows at the Masonic Te.mple. Besides his new Jlour car in a garage and receives your packageS'j in lard or oil to a gold brown career as restaurateur, he IS currently a Hungarian There's a refrigerator for perishables. Exterior maift. color, add paprika and salt broadctlster. tenance, gardening and snow removal are arranged. after removing oDioDSfrom Mrs Vince is a business teacher at East Detroit Inn doted 1OO11s,floors, plumbing, windows insure beat. Add the beef cut into. . b h d t f tn4%imum quiet. Fire protection and three security walnut-sized cubes caraway High School. They have two sons, ot gra ua es 0 '1Istems guard you while at home or away. Other . MRS. ROBERT E. VALK, OF RE~AUD ROAD, met three:y~ar.old I seeds and the grat~ raw po.. Grosse Point~ High S.choo!. Andrew i.s a s~nior at conveniences include individual heating and cool. Eltzab.eth Homfelt. on a r~cent to~r of Umted Ce~ebral. Palsy Assoclatlo~ of lato. Cover and simmer aboul Central Michigan U~lVer~lty completmg hIS wC?rk mg, ice makers, a washer.dryer, a wet bar with a DetroIt, .where Ehzab~th IS ~ pat~ent. Mrs., Valk IS c.halfm~n of the Umted 110 minutes, stirring occasion. in Secondary EducatlO.n ~n Speech an~ Dr~mat1cs. link for entertaining, and natural fireplaces. There FoundatIon Torch Dflve resldentlal campaIgn Northeast Umt. ally. Add lomato paste, hair Alan is a student at MIchIgan State University. 'cupful of stock; simmer till ., are three separate elevators, and approximately By Kathy Duff girls got their mother inter- meat is nearly done. Then ., Mrs. ~ince. has given us some hps on Hunganan 1,000 8qUllre feet of private storage. The Jefferson ested in s c h 0 0 I activities. add lbe remainder of. tbe CUlSlOewhich IS worse than Greek to most of Us. Apartmen~s is ar. adult c~'?l~unity. Don't worry Most women would be slightly uneasy at the their mother got them in. stock', bring to boil, add po. Mrs. Vince emphasized that the greatest treasure about 8elllng your home. ymt ,he model apartment thought of having 13000 volunteers under them. voh,ed in her pet activitil!s. tables cJjt in small cubes, of Hungarian cookery is the talent, initilltive and and learn about the trade.m program for your home. '_' Both girls were active in the car~ots, ~elery, and Hun. imagination of the cook. There's a new pricing policy, too! The model is open Matter of fa('~, most women would pamc. However, Christ Church Grosse Pointe garlan parsley roots CUbed'l 12 to 5 da!ly except Wednesday. Enter on Neff or Mrs. Robert K Valk, of Renaud road, acts as though Altar Guild, which A I ice it used: The masterpieces of the Hungarian kitchen are St. Clair Roads ... 17111 E. Jefferson Avenue ... it was the natural' "next step" after her many years headed for several years, The CSIPErKE :chieken paprikash, chicken fried in bread crumbs, 882.7708 or 886-4880 . . . Michigan Condominium of involvement with the United Foundation Torch GUild, in charge of ~he a!tar I (Genuine Hungarian Gulyas I roast suekling pig, (the skin of whir.h b~omes like Corporation. Drl've. now~rs. and. other. hturglcal Soup Is garnished witb csi.. glass in the oven.) The favorite specialties of the • '... .. !uTmshmgs,.1$ also respons. petke, according to' Mrs. Hungarian kitchen are the various pork and bacon c.u. Suede tlresses ••• shirt and tent style, in Camel Asked how she became so dedicated to the Ible for takm~ t~e ~owers to Vince) products; stuffed cabbage, layered cabbage, boiled uti Brlek Red. with Imart dickies to ~akh. Dresses priced Torch Drive, Mrs. Valk (Alice) will smile ,!lnd say, the congregation s SIck. . _ cabbage with meat (Szekelv gulyas) and stuffed r.... "0 to $50. Smart ne.. look for tall , .. all at Mlchelle's "It came in the moving van." Both girls se~ved as presi-11 cu~ flour pepper in tomato sauce. Aiso popular are many Botdiqae ••. 1'7865Mack Avenue. . Besl'des bel'ng AII'ce's I'. ------dent ?f, the. S!gma Gamma 11.ego Ivarieties of meats roasted on the spit. • ... .. ASSOCIationJumors. and often plOch of salt I. modest way of shrugging dren can do. Most of them volunteered their time at the S'ft n . t bo I dd Among the pastries, a Hungarian specialty is What keeps tots out and lets adults in? ... off praise the comment wore braces, yet managed to downtown De t r 0 i t Ortho . J dourltJnKOa d IW' a the paper.thin filled rolled and baked retes 'stru. "Kindergard," now offered for self installation at refers to the Valks' move I climb .ladders and t~ey were d. Cli. Iegg an sa nelll ngre.dl " ~ Mutschler Kitchens. A perfect child.safety.latch for. 1960 f T 1 d- 0 as active as any children. pae IC me. ents Into a sUff dough. (Add de'.) Hungarian housewi.ves vie with each other as those certain cabinets and drawers where children 10 rom 0 e v, ., "The teachers kept an eye On a short tour of the Valk Ismall amount$ of water if to who can make the thlDnest and crispest strudel. are not permitted to be. There is no lock or key to her hom~ town. In th~ on the children, but left them home, each room reflects the,.necessary.) Flatten between With a little pra~tice, anyone can le~n the art of van, beSides the Valks to play independently. If I different activities the Valks your palms and plftch into puJJing retes. Various fillings are used sweet cheF. fuss with and they are sold three in a box for $1.89. family possessions, came were a teacher, I wouldhave en~y. The back sunroom~ a small, beaD.siled pIeces; add ries, apples, dill with cottage chee;e and even Stop in and ask at ... 20227 Mack Avenue. . . Alice's high commitment bitten my nails to nothing! ~nmsul8 of ~Iass extendl~g to the gulyas and boDslowly1 cabbage. Closed on Saturdays for August. to the United Foundation "Another agency 1 recently mto the Valks backyard, dls. for 10 minules before servo • • '" and other service organi. vis i t e d was the Michigan I played .Alice'~ g~rden and ing. I The techniques used in the Hungarian kitchen In Marthas Closet •• , 75 Fisher Road you will zations which have always Cancer Foundation. I had no \ the famIly sWlmmmg pool. --- do not differ from. those used by other peoples. find the latest in fall jewelry, They have a beautiful been a part of her life. idea tha~ Sl> much research Hungry Pigeons Ito Europe together. Bob is IThen what is different about Hungarian cooking? .election oJ necklaces ... Matinee and choker length Sitting in the mostly red ~as c~rr:~ o~ta\~~ f~unda. Alice loves to garden (.li1d often over there on business \First, is the liberal use of" paprika. Dishes flavored ..• ,ome with gold tone spacers between the beads library ot the Valks' Renaud lon, f ou~ Ia I was \ has scored many successes since he is with Essex In. with paprika are not hot. The finest brands of paprika , •• 1'Grious colors include Amber, Jade Green, Jet road home, Alice said that m?,~, ~t' a rUter~a age~y. 1 anelonly one failure in recent f ternationaI." are not strong at all. This shouldclatify the mis. Black Marble Brown Bittersweet and clear lucite. she had been a section chair. datio~:r:r s:rena~:~ed o~; years. I As the October 16 Torch conception that Hungarian food is spicey. It is not. T"'" are .0 unusual y' ou must come in to see them. ma.n during the 197~ Torch belief thjt every:ne benefits "This spring. the Junior Drive draws .near, ld!. V~lk It can be seasoned highly for those who prefer. ,-" Drive In early sprmg she from lhe United Foundation League Gardners planted th2/' had better enJoy cooking dm. . ., Prices range from $10 to $35. was a'sked to step one 'rung It hit 0 . downtown Kern Block with a ner more and more often! The use of lard mstead of other kmds of ammal • '" >I< higher to the post of North. gani~:t~o~~~Po~CI~di~:n~hr~ very fan c y assort~ent .ofI~is wife ...... m be out in the ~at.or vegetable shortening is typical. It is ch~racter- TIIote 10Jo at Mr. Q Say • , , DOW Is .MIL' (! east Unit chairman. Allce im. YMCA d YWCA" flowers. You won't beheve It. fIeld helpmg m~rshal1 the IStIC to use more SOUrcream than average 10 Hun. 1M U.e ~ Ul.IDk Lal Velas for al low as mediately said yes, eve n ~le Ele 'ants but the pigeons ATE all the 13,.000 volunteers m the earn. garian cooking. A great number of soups, sauces and '1". 1'IlJI priee ladues Unllecl .let Air. though it meant that she was . '. pII . flowers. So we replanted !he palgn. . vegetables and even a number of meat dishes cannot .o&el .114 mutla Dlueh more ••• 'v more res po n sib I e for all live It IS defmltely a Umted block with marigolds whIch However, Mr. Valk IS also be. agO 'd .th t H lones' .f_aU. taU 186.'500 or stop by at P.ointes,Macomb County and Foundation summer for Alice we are told the pigeo~s won't an active Torch Drive volun. 1m me WI OU sour cream. appy ca . lNI1 Jladl Avenal. part of Detroit. this y~ar. !I0wever,. any sea. eat." tee~. Re,~e.ntlyhe was ask~d Hungarian harvested wines are very diverse .. .. " "Before we moved to De. ~on will fmd her Immers.ed Needlepoint is everywhere, to. s.tar .In a UF l.eadershlP in character, according to Mrs. Vince. The fiery, , Boutique Gifts . . . for birthday and showers. troit I was involved with m .a. ~Iethora of c0'.l'mumty from a yellow and green pj].. tralnmg fIlm. The fllm, to be full.bodied highly alcoholic wines are vintaged .Notre Dame Pharmacy has a fascinating selection Unit~dFoundation in Toledo. ~~~v:~~eds'A~;:r~nsdPrMmrg'vYa~Uklo~ in the sunroom. {which ~hr~~en~oo~h~~S~~d:r~fiTnO~~~in the hil1~. From the sandy lowland soil come the . f't . S h 'rrors small J.ewelry Th't II d th C . Allee terms a "sampler" al. h. th I' h d I o vam yaccessofles. uc as ml ,. er~ I was ca e e om. I Ull to their elbows in second. th h 't . d n h charter campaian (the sec. w Ite aszu and e tart ve vety. ue carets. boxes, lipstick holders, Kleenex cases, picture :~~~~ t~h~;tro: \e ~ol:n~ hand goods donated to the sh~~fd:a~nvaa;e~:on : ~~'.~~ tor ~f the cam~:ig~ aimed at Hungarlr.n Tokav wine was taken into the 'frames etc. to coordinate your powder room .•. all ed h ..' annual Planned Parenthood in needlepoint) to a piano busmess contrIbutions), was . _ ,. in non.tarnish 24KT gold plated. Prices start at teer ere. . White Elephant Sale. Planned bench cover des i g n e d to made last May by Wayne French court. Louis Xl V ealled it 'The Wme of .'5.50, .Two Younl He~pe!'s P').ren~hoc,>dis another s~rvice match surrounding floral up- State Univ~rsity .students. IKings, the King of Wines." Franz Schubert eom. '" " " Ahce has s.erved I.nalmosl orga.DIzationthat came 10 the holstery patterns. UDlted Glv.er posed a song in tribute of Tokay. In Goethe's At The Edward Nepi Salon Soft wavy bobs every capacIty while as a movmg van from Toledo, At . "I can't emphasl'l:e enough I " . . . ., Torch Drive volunteer. She least, ac::ording to Alice. She Allee. c~uld be. ca~led. ll' how much I.believe in united "Faust," Mephisto pours Tokay- ••the wonder wine ,4 14 Gatsby •.. Curled bangs (via curling iron) will recall the year she col. served on the League's board dpe~fectlOhD1st,but It ItS JUllstgiving. By giving the united into Faust's goblet "In the love of Hungarian Wine, flipped up and back side parts, front hair caught I t d d t d .th h h.I' T I d omg w at comes na ura y 1 11' . :• ..It''. b-rettes. Haor tonted natural color w'•.+.hseveral ec e oor. o. oor w~ er w I e In a e 0.. for her way. on y a very. sma. per. outstanding geniuses and simple people meet. they 1UJ" .. , • • two daughters, Mane and When her two gJrls were . .. . centage of donatIons IS ab.. . • ' 'differertt tones, See the artists at The Nepi Salon S usa n, even though both students at the University. ]n the hVlng roo111IS some Isorbed in campaign costs. It umte a mulhtude of hedomsts and people enjoy. , , • 19463 Mack Avenue. Call for appointment 884- periodically retired to stroll. Liggett School, she 0 f ten of Marie's art work. cU~.1is only because I believe so ing Jife." .8858. ers en route. Remembering found herself a room mother retndtlythe-, ol~~st daughhteprIS strongly in ttJe United Foun., Th V" t t II d h Bud t '" .. " those years. Alice will stress and a member of 0 the r Is u ymg grap0<" amazed at what those chil. However, just as the two, to Parsons for her last year." of Alice Valk's friends - Get ready for faU . . . Margaret II...... I Susan was no where to be 1 that is the only way you will Allemon on E. Warren Ave.• Diamond Suggests ••. Sheer elegant Lookmg for food Items advertised seen last Friday morning as be able to see her this fall! brown all weather coat, belted, hood ... [ in Gourmet magazine? Try me . '.. I she has her own summer day ------FLOWE' ' d' $150 ,... I try to carry most of those "goodIes" camp which she organized an d outl me m racoon . , . . . '.

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