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Planning little League State ---WJLINES Tournament Monday to Linger )Jl1endme?t 0/ tht On Rezomng fEEK ~:.- i CGmPiled b1J the I . .'Long in Memory Turned Down ~ pomte• Ne1DS .__ " Councilman Bodman's Vote Blocks Official Approv- ~y,luly20 I 10f Jittery Pointe al Following Public ~ARY OF THE NAVY ...l1augbtoDwas among Hearing ..... killed Wednes. Police and Fire Departments Well Organized for . The potentially danger- ~jetlin~r collided Action As Nervous Residents Await 1 aalier craftandspira~ed ous racial situation and the i Possible Outbreaks of Violence J ~d, raining bodIes 9o()'clock curfew were not I" summercamps and enough to ke4;!p more than ; :s ThejeUiner was The date W;'J July 24, the weather hot, the air filled 50 interested citizens from ~ II _s Flight 22, a with tension as. the Ci~y of. Detroit fa~ed the second day attending the public hear- I !I'I boUndfromAtlanta of its first major raclal dIsturbance In 24 years. Some ing held Monday night on I. ilion with74 passen. 7,OO~ National Guardsmel~ roamed the streets of Detroit the proposed amendment to : dI rrewof five. Three ' helpIn~ the .2000-m.an pollee forc~. Federal Tro~ps were the Grosse Pointe Farms i loom! tile smallercraft, '. called In. FIres, smpers and lootmg were keepmg them Izoning ordinance. ' ; Il,!ine cessnaowned by all busy. 0 The change to the existing f" I Inc, of ~pr~g(ie!d, IllpallY deallDgm aVIa. Here in the Pointe all police IL B de ordinance was, according to L and fire departments were on J,t ,Councilman Benjamin S. War- • rmce, werekilled. one an i' the alert. Extra men were on IH ld U T ren, Jr" an a~tem~t to "keep ••• 'WO peace, be busmesslike' and do duty. A curfew was set, no one I O S what we have to do without t 1V!1AL RAINS, and , was to be on the streets from II D P ' slapping' anybody in the face," 1 :~:~;fo~~~~~iJ ", 9 p.m. until 5:30 a.m. until fur.! n rugstore. a~d ,it dealt with <:ottag~ Hos- ~ IIIlIIcob"ntiesWednes. . ; ther notice. And in the distance I p.. al s ~o~nced lDtention to ! I ~ " ~ . .'. J -- seek a buildlDg permit. for ex- i' it: a bandof thunder- <.s the s~und of g~ fIre was beard Hunter PhC'rmacy at 19603 pansion of its 111.'Jed facility. < stnels and basements i '. and It echoed lD our deserted M k S Of R L Mayor Willi' G B tl IIIed and many power I )~li'," t . ac cene OD- am . u er M reported.Hard~st . stree s. . bery; Makes Escape broud~ti~tout that ~e most ri~id imt RoyalOak,Royal Meanwhile a full complement I Ex • C con I on on SUCD expanslOD Rip,MadisonHeights, .,,' 'of police were patrolling the n pE!nSlve ar under the existing ordinance 1: ~i~t:d w~~r~~: ...~,...,..."';h~;O"~YEd:d£';\icdr:h. Jr. streets of Gro~se Pointe, in cars A' lone white male held ~a~a::rng n:~~~~tro ~e(ts::~~ IRoyal Oak,with hail The men in charge of the first Little League State ARTHUR H. GETZ, tournament director; RALPH and on foot .•. through the up the Hunter Pharmacy; set at one and a half parking lme of marbl,es. I finals ever held iniGrosse Pointe, scheduled for Augu::;t SANDT, president of the Grosse Pointe Park Little Kercheval and Mack business 19603 Mack avenue, and spaces for each bed, The ex- • • • 4 and 5, are shown discussing details of tht> important League; WILLIAM E. ANDERMAN, chairman ot the areas, through the tree.lined escaped driving west-bound isting ordinance further allows ",au.OLD DAWN .event. Left to right: THOMAS J." THOMPSON, Jr., Advertising Committee,' and AL ANDERMAN, chair. l"l!sidential streets. ' on the Edsel Ford Express- that. up to ,S!! percent of the ;I"""daughtero( Mr. and chairman of the Housing ~.and Banquet Committee; man of the Press Relati.ons Committee.',parking Tactical Units Ready way on Sunday; July 23. met hy userequirementof the publiccould'park-be I Hensonof Midwest I I ------~1>------I AU the Pointes clos~d service In the stor!! at the time was Iing lot behind the On.the.Hill ~'asdeadon arrival WO° ods Tells IF- f Le L C . t h f Phyllis Jan Hunter who de. \ area if proper access to the IUgencyroomof Chilo IDaIS 0 L-IttIe ague . ast oncert statio~s to preven purc ase 0 scribed the incident to Woods lot is obtained. QIllital,tbe apparent ga~olme. AI~ class C places police officers. She stated th~t Own Mair Road Homes ~gbDindrig"V1a!nlegrraal'(nrabny.,Stor'e Area State Tom-ney To Be Held Of Fest;val which soh~ liquor by the glass at about 3 p.m. a man, approxt. It is common knowledge that ...... and SOD and SDM stores which ma~ly 25 ye~rs of age, fi~e f~et *e bospital owns aU the resi. ~'policecar and heli. GJ . I A sold bottled liquor were closed. 10 Inches ~all and welgh~ dential-lots,on its side of Muir :D::m~~:~~, b;~ To' 'f;ean Up At Defer Field in PaI.k s ugust 2 "All local police' s~tions were :~~td ~~ w~~ If~f ~1~~~~itl; road and three lots ~cross the Iohn T.Hensonof 500 bombarded with caUs request- tho f d d k _ stre~t, on (he sa~e .slde as the ------•• ." . . , . a . ID ace. an ar c~m public lot. DemOlishing the ex- t TI:oy,Th~. child ap. Agent For New York Own- Top Four Teams Will Meet In Games On August 4 and Classical GUitarISts Will mg .Information on co~dltlons. m pl~xlon" wearme a gold ItalIan isting residence faT. the pur se o I IIIInto d t I I h I !l ' varIous parts of DetrOIt. Worned knit shIrt and dark blue trou. . , . po • [liller~a~a~aUSdel._en ers Given 14 Tickets In 5: Social Events Sehedu ed Io,t W iHier Hote, r erform In Cabaret At- residents who had members of sers entered the store and ap. of ~uiltdltnbgparkin g sp~ces IS r I sandpile wherelJ<: Three' WeeKs;I, Treat"h Site ec ed As Hea dquar ters mosp here In. F'r,e£ th'elr fami'Ii es ~. the !IO. 1ent' proac~ed her asking.. if they wa.!agalnsbroughte presout enbyt zODUlg.James Mas /lying. ened Vv'ith Jailing ------. d R I Auditorium ~reas called Pomte police to sold cigarets. French, of 174 Ridge road, wh~ • • •. Arthur H. Geu, Tournament DIrector, an a ph fmd out the best roules to take He then asked for change for asked why the council did not Sandt, president of Grosse Pointe Park Little League, t~ go to them. They were ad. o~e dollar. Miss Hunter gave let this restriction decide the . 'ridaf,July 21 J. R. Chouinard, agent officially announced that the 1967 Little League cham- Three guitars, candlelight v~s~d to .stay hll11~ because con. hll~ the change and c1o,~edthe issue, a question raised more DE.~1' JOHNSON is for the Mack-7 Shopping pionship tournament will be held in Grosse Pointe Park. and a flowing pU!lchbowl dltions In the not.torn areas register. than once to specialrepresenla. Center, appeared b'3fore Th t t d t FrI' _1a Augu t 4 and Satu will set the scene for the were unpredictable. Pulls Out Gun . . Saigon and six other e ournamen a es are u y, s r- Grosse Poinfe Music Festi. At this point the man began However, the council pro- I!nI capitalsto talk Judge Don J. Goodrow, on day, August 5. All games will be played at Defer Field, v11's final prugram of the Stores Set Records looki:::g at mens' cologne, Miss pos~d an .amendme~t to the ~ringtrooplevels in Saturday, J u I Y 22, for Kercheval and Nottingham. 1967 It' th F t' The gro~ery stores w e.r e Hunter went around the counter 70nIJl..i ordinance ~hlch would lAdthepossibilityof violating a Woods ordi- Commenting on the announee.<.!l------season. s. e es 1- crowded WIth buyers preparrng to assist him He then ulled restrict the expansion plans of I summitmeeting of nance regarding debris on ment Mr. ~tz s.tated, "This leagne competition. Wval'dScadbaretAevenItng2neXtt, for the possi~le e~ergency. All a gun from' undernea~ his th~ hospital to what they could Il!D allies.The White property. He has received marks the ftrst tIme that the "We wish to salute and are e nes ay, ugus '. a reported theIr blgges~ d~ys. shirt and told Miss Hunter to uildb on that ~roperty owned bDced,at President 14 tickets in three weeks. Little League State finals have indebted to the hundreds of 8:30 p.m. when claSSIcal People were not hoardrng Just bave John L Hunter who was by them that IS bounded by I requfl;~ that Clark Chouinard represents the ever been held in Grosse Pointe. men and women too, who have guitarists Gonzalo Torres, buying ~heir immediate nee~s. in the front ~f the store, come Kerchev~ Muu: and Rid~e _an o( the For. owners, Rosen and Bankhalt~r ~mination games are now be- uns~lIishly dedicated rount1ess Ronald Scallon and A)ex The maJor purchases were mtlk, to the rear. road~ Wlthout usmg the ?ublic ~ Advis 0 r Y of New York. mg playe~ throu~hout the stale hours of time and effort to help Suczek will provide a un. bread and meat, exce.pt for tl1e The gunman warned the two park~n~ lot .. The necessIty of dftliredGeneralMax. The violation for allowin to de~ern:'me w~leh of t~e f?ur insure the success of Little ique evening of musical'eJ1- ardent smoker~ who dld~ t ~vant that this was no joke and provldmg one and a balf park- ~, ~h3~DWserves debris and chuck holes to ac~ teams ~I~l be.m the fmal.lsts League. in .our area. tertainment in the air-con- to be cau~ht WIthout theIr cIgar- asked if there was anyone else JUg spaces to ~acb new .bed dPl\!Sldenhalconsul. 11th k' I and partlclpate In the cbamplOn- "We mVlte one and all to help dT d t I b 11 f etlE:s. in the store When he was told would still be In effect. e e Par g 1 III Dnce ambassador cwuamIIdltsl.c ond t tl m t ot ship tournament." us make this 1967 state tourna. th 10 nl:! cryps IIlentJohnson's day, August 5, the 0 I CIa Arrested were John R. ar y, ." 20217 Mack she heard a loud cheval and Notre Dame on Tues. rt "t ' =tI1ries, to a $26,000I' The city is considering. addi'l awards and chamTlionship ban- 33, of 2408 Evaline, Ham. Parkmg IS frt'c. noise at the front winoow. day, July 18. A live Edison wire ;~: e[: ~aalon ihe w:~~e ne~~ lit cameunder fire tIOnaI legal action if com. quet will be held in the Crystal tramck' and the passenger. Cabaret Atmosphere Upon checking she discovered had fallen during the rain onto Ith Y rry nI f ' th 'by RepublicanSena. plianee t? the ordinance is not i Room of the Whittier at 6:30 Ronald' J. R. Brzycki, 3~. 0(. To enhance the. caba~et at. Iwhat appeared to be a bullet a Bell Telephone truck ~hich CO~~~i1::~e pr~s~! Ive 0 er • AIbtt. He said the: (orthcommg. . p.m. ,,'. 2933 Second avenu~, D-!trOlt. I ~osphere the Fesllval WIll pro. hole in the glass. Mrs. Jons I was parked there awaiting bat- I Bodman's objection was that ~ was an outrage I ------I Mr. Sandi stated: We are m-I Both appeared before Shores I vld.e pu~ch for the audience Islated that she saw t\\":, boy., tery repairs. The firemen re-j he felt the issue was not how ~. McHughwas i PAVING BID AP~ROVED deed honored a~d pleased to I JlI~ge George Beauchamp on l~hlCh Will ?e sealed at candle. ,in a blue Chevrolet in front moved tbe hot wire from tbe Ito let the hospital expand, but t.lafue'y;~r.term On The. Park Council awarded I have been appomted host for IFnday, July 2~. The J?~ge I1t tables In the. glass.walled ! o( the b 11 i I din g with what truck with insulated gloves and whether to let the hospital ex ~ AttiVlhesCon.: DetrOIt ~sphalt Paving Com. i the state tournament. Ot~r ow.n,fou!ld ~ar~y gUilty of drIVIng ballroom. o\'e~lookmg ~he lake'/IOOked like a gun. No other a l'ike pole. They then rescued II pand, and it was his contention • • • I pany a b,d. for slreet resurfac., Little Lc~gue program IS .thls whde h.ls hcense ~vas revoked, Informality Will prevail for the description was given'the police. the two occupants of the truck, the present request for expan. lIriay mg amountmg to $17.748.98, on year endmg 14 years of Little consummg alcohoII.c heverag~s program was pl~nn~d to be d The police checked the build'j O. Williamson and Ken Frue'j s;on on the part of the hospital ' July 22 ~Iond~y, July 24. The resurfac.' League competition. During this in a ca~. in violat!on o( ~ Vii. I birthday celebrahon m hono~.of Iing and were unable to find hoff. Neither of tbe passengers ~as one of a continuing series !!:I:t JOHNSONDE. mg Will be. done on Charlevoix, , period !housand~ o( bol's h~ve i la~e ordmance: ana spe~dmg 45 ! th~ lOth year of the Fest!, all any buret or missile. was injured. 10f moves for expansion that !lIn-~~ed sections from Buckmgham to Wayburn. played In our mmor and maJor I mJles an hour m a 35-mlle z?ne. IthIS season. i ------started five years ago. His ~ l!Id YacombCoun. -- ~he three counts resulted m a I The lead performer: Gonzalo I _. I stand, for one reason and an- ll!~rareas Frid ' A 1 S P ':.1 fme o.f.S25each, plus ~ concur. Torres, concert artlsl from Res': J ~nee 111 GP Shores Iother, brought expressions of ~!ligjb]efor spe ~}I not ler Men's tore am ~ent Jail sel.tence of (I~e days Mexico, was .featured last week ure I approval from many of those iu.

• • I Monday, July 17. Mrs. Reia en. Thcy look $120 from thc cash I posse~sIOnfl0 a 'v ri'ble ~I'. I the Detroit area some of the Shores police. dispatched to complete the in. pita!. left the hospital's aims 'B' I tered the store immediately register and le(l bv the fronl dol. d 110; loor fcon ~h~ ,,'me;.' churches in The Pomte have I Reporting the breaking al'id vestigation. I subject to lillie restriction by : .\SIL RATHBONE after the robbery and assisted door. . porle 'I \ 0 en s.;om Corpc;~ation sel lip Nlleetion centers for I entering was Mrs. L a v 0 r a Dets. Frank \oJustazza and I the council. No indlcatioD o( ~~:l\attackFrtday' V~lente. who had be~n tied liP V lente gave this descripllon l~anD't 0 ~rs A "t:~IVpe t~ the perishable (ood. clothing and Hoker. who told im'estigating William Marshall. said that the t~e hospital's next move was /~ IlOwn for hi~por~ With tape and tics b~' the hold.up of t~e two mcn, One 'Ias 30,35 ~~CrE,ra~~~'of Sta;l"~ Ofhce in b!:wkcts. officers thaI she left th~ house Ithieves took. a slx.pak .of beer! given.. .

' fiCl101al det~ men { ,"lth dark hair and . . f' d that the car Amon" these churches are the I at about 6:30 p.m., leavmg lhe (rom the kItchen refrigerator, I Is Comphcated SUaation '~Roi ~c. V I I veal'S CJ age, >, I ansmg con Irmc "'. h d d d h f II . . . I't Bit. t d ~a mes,"He lias a ente staied that wo whIte com lexion "caring a gray had' been stolen, Grosse Pointe :\lemonal Churc , ~arage oor. opel: an return. an t ~ 0 o:-"mg Jewe ry I em~, , u cr s concern. s .e m me

~llI~e HesUCCumhedmales had enter~d the store isuit.PHe was about five feet nine I The cor ration I\as notifil'd at 16 Lake Shore road: w~leh ,lOg a .short time later. ~e ga. a lad~ s.. wnst ~atch, a boy,s I from the ~0!!1phcatl?n that ~ ~"an 3partment abol~t 4'22 p.m. Thl' men be~an 'inches taU and weighed about of lhe r(,C~H~'. and Sgt. Elmer will hl' acecpting conlnbutlOns rage IS attached to the ~louse, g?ld Imtlale.d rmg, a lady s u?der tile eXisting. zonmg cDcuritv frl)m 8 a m through 4:30 p.m Patrolman Thomas ZOla, who ring, a (orelgn make camera, d,e lots on the Side of MUIr ";-' • When they were at the front b Pfllf\'~' fect six inches tall Garr~n o. ked up lh~ ~lltomo. flail\' until further notice. and was initlally dispatched to the and a flashlight. The loot is I road toward the parking area v ll :::"1, Jul 23 rack. one of the men reached a °d I h d abo'llt' 16~ pounds b'I11ar pIC thl' 'Gro

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She was driving along arrival police spoke to two juve. a small sum of cash and four partmeut, on the east side of f!remen then returned to Sta- Mack with her car windows niles who said they were walk. ererforced to make yaur bottles of narcotics. , the city of Detroit on both July h?n House 45 where they were open whl:Q she overheard one ing south on Kerchev~l at Hall I A woman employe Qfthe drug 23 and July 24. Help was badly pwned under the trucks, due to of the two Negro youths, who place when a group of five boys I' .. rlgage payments ••• store, name withheld told needed. The departments were excessive sniper activity. were riding double on a bicycle, began following them. \ police that a lone whit~ man among the 30 suburban areas They were e.scorted from the say, "let'~, wait until we find .a As they reached Lewiston and . selbY wiD protect her! walked into the place holding that, offered Detroit assistance. scene by a National ~uard Tank good one. When she hear~ .thls Kenwood one of the boys, a a da~k.colored automatic, de. The first group if Woods fire. ~nd returned to t~elr o~ .s.ta. the women became SUSpICIOUSwhite male, wearing a white ma~dlng money from the cash fighters to see action was a hon becau~e the flle activlh~s and proce~ed down Mack shirt, dark pants and about 5' Sentry Insurance has ~ Mortgage register. The woman said she unit of nine men headed by Cap. were movmg closer to their Islowly allolymg the ~YS to 10" tall, kicked one of the two ProtectionPlan that will . gave the gunman all the money tain Donald Coates and Cpl. area. catch up WIth her. Waen the juveniles in the back. The vic- . guarantee mortgage payments .f anythingshould happen to you. in the. register, approximately Jack PaHerson, five as fire. ------boys reached the Alger Party tim ran down Kercheval leaving I Yourhome willbe free and clear, I $60, .Whl~hthe man grabbed and fighters, four as armed guards. Chief's of Poll.ce Store, ~73~ Mack, they hopped his pursurer behind. put In his pocket. '. off their bike and over and on whenyou have the Sentry MortgageProtection policy. Th~ chief then demanded I?i. Je~~~o~r~:~:n~~~~::~h:~~~ Assigned Posts ~~or:. bike parked behind the de~~:e: ~~f~:h~~~~~~ 6':':'~ Callyour Sent,y man today. laudl~, a tablet-form narcotic, with Harper Woods firemen, to II h d k h' d .omci FURNISHINGS warnln~ the woman not to make a block of stores that were At this point the woman ta wi! It: all an a muscu. • DESIGNING .. 4 PLANNIHf • LWI PLAN AVAILAS:'. anyhat mistakes because he ~ew bqrning. From there they were Two Pointe police ehiefs have motorist left ber car and appre. lar build. t '.~ ~' LOU. PRANCER v: the table~s looked like. sent to Mack and Seneca, a fire been appointed to chairmanship he~ded one of the boys. ,The One of the victims called ' 'Ihe employe said she gave the bombing at a television store. posts on committees within the other youth fled. The City Police police from a house at Lewiston A COMplete So!!IC' .f FIM ~ 23316 Clairwood 1<'" hO.ld.upman four bottles, con- After this fire was extinguished Michigan Association of Chiefs were then contacted. U'ey took and Kercheval. Neither of the FlIl'llitI;.. la (i,.. Pili... I .'. ~ _ 776-6945 I tammg a total of 361 tablets they went six blocks north to of Police. Both agreed to accept the youth to the Wayne County victims would sign complaints. ~ W01.th$20. Mack and McClellan. There the positions and met with.other Juvenile Home. The bic)'cle was IThey could give no fUrther,' 11531 MACK 116.5130 I" . , T.he. b;ndit asked her t~ reo they worked from 12:11 to 4 oUidals of the Association on returned to the owner, an em. identification of their attackers. , ' mam In the re?,r rt'~m until ~e a.m., at a m\utiple apartment Wednesday. July 19. to form ploye of the store. The bicycle __ . . _ ~ SEN~!~~~~~~~nNCE lef~ the stor~, '.:le wo~an ,581d, building and shoe store which Policies. .the youths wllre riding was held which s~e dt.d. S~e. did not see were aflame. During this fire, Farms Police Chief Jack F. at the station. The serial Dum. the man s direction of. escape. at about 2 a.m., sniper fire be- Roh was appointed chairman of ber had been filed away. The gunman described as gan the Ethics Committ~e and _ being between 20 and 24 years '. Woods Director of Public Safety LETHAL IT IS NOT old, about five feet 10 inches From there the men were Allen Andrews is the chairman The chance.taker on the high. tall, having dark brown wavy, sent to Mack and Van Dyke, of the Records and Data Proc. ways is always a menace _ he's TOO LATE CLUB hair and tan complexion •.o He whe~e a group of ~to~es w~re essing Committee. I a potential accident-maker. ~turn was wearing a blue sport shirt burnmg. After asslstmg With , and dark trousers. this they were returning to En. TO PLA.NT A :.MEMBERS gine House 45 when they spotted a fire on Mack and Parker. 15 Years Serving Grosse Pointe- Windows Broken After extinguishing this blaze ROSE GARDEN At High Sch0l!' they returned to the station. GET On Monday once again the NOW!! Woods firefighters were on the _'is WaUing We have thousands of potted roses in bud and bloom " BailBond Kathy Wicks called the Farms job with a new team of nino police on July 21, to report that waiting to be planted in your garden. men. They were dispatched to I persons un~;nown had broken 10 EUROPE Warren and St. Clair, where a Protection glass windows on the north end SPECIALS block of stores were burniug. of the High School. She also reo Ask at Red Radiance $1.29 ported that other windows in With the assistance of three Na- .. . • W&I $2'" As l AM member, you are protected with a the same location were pep- tional Guardsmen the five.man White Dawn CUmber $1.75 pered with BB holes. armed guard held back about WlIS $2.7S Iiooo bail bond and a $200 arrest bond certificate. 400 people. .Roman Holiday $2.75 Upon investigation pol ice r)O'l ue arrested for a minor traffic violatio.o, Chet Sampson , W&I_$3.75 found no one had gained entry From there they went to Gra. Candy Stripe ; $2.25 j, , ptolItiQnof your memberlOhip card will provide to the school. tiot and. Crane, where a bakery was $3.2$ I, : ? -: _e bail upto $200. In the eveot of a more Michael Satmary, head engi- was burning. Here the sniper TRAVEL FOR ONE WEEK STARTING JULY 26TH , fire was so intense that the .,.., ttaBico.f!'ense,you can usually get prompt neer was noiified. He told police SPECIAL GROUPING $1.49 I. he would replace the windows Detroit Fire Department or- fXllues :to $3.98 boadservice up to $5,000 by simply contacting immediately. dered all equipment pulled out. For Information on .•. Many Favorite Varieties $2.00 and lip ~ nraustAAA office. Your ball will be posted Three snipers wer~,' caught;., • ESCORTED • alld without charge. , ; 'Money still talks, but very The men retunled" to "the ROSE TREES few people like to, listen to a Woods station, then. they were I • INDEPENDENT GROSSE POINTE DIVISION one.sided conversation. called to Kercheval and Mc. 5 15415 E. JeHerson Clellan where heavy' snipirig • STUDENT '7 0. Phone821-6300 George Measel, Manager was gOing .on. From ~here they • SPECIAL INT~REST At were dispatched to Mack and' , " St. Jean, to Engine House 45., '.Todayand '. ~ .' A total of 20 to 25 Woods fire- TOURS TO EUROPE '@)' fighters assisted Detroit in the Leadthe Way with. •• . two.day period. The activated auxiliary fire- men was on standby duty at TU 5-7510 100 Kercheval • 24300. HARPER AVE., betw. 9 and 10 Mile Rda. the Woods station along with 2 ~Iks. from JeHerson PI. 5-3455 the regular full complement of OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY Shop Thurs. and Fri. Evenings men. The Park Fire Department assist"d Detroit at three fires

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,W Cottage .Hospit~l Himelhoch BrOquatt'e"pearrkinSg f~I~~~e. B. ~~~~'d~~=e~!~~l.anRd~bu~ ,f. Himelhoch's-Grosse Po~nte Is d' . f fl dllrin I~_ '}> Isslles Report Himelhoch's is celebrating Its ad ItlOn 0 a new oor as well I'the enfu .'II-!~~ ';1+' in the process of completely reo 60th anniversary this )'ear and as completely remodeled last be CO"';IUVJrllIot-a ~, )',). modeling its Kercheval avenue d .....etely 1'fJw.,~ '!~j President of the Board ~f store with nothing remaining has been owned and op~ra~ ~ !f., Trustees of Cottage Ho~pita d but the original four walls. by three generfatiollns ~h le~ '57 Years o. A.U~ ',. Robert A. Waters, has Issue Upon ('ompletion Ilot only wlll Him e I hoc h am y. ar .... ,'" an enthusiastic mid.year prog. merchandise capacity, through Himelhoch's father, I. Himel. DR.Y CL~ANI'" ress report on the hospital. better utilization of space, in. hoch, long one of ilie Detroit. .." ,tV) n f Waters' report coincides with crease approximately one.third, area's business, civic and cui. Serving DetrOit S' LX.) hen only the FIN EST the anniversary of his first six but further, Himelhoch's expect tural leaders, continues active. Inee 1910 will do, the gracious montils as the first male presi. to have one of the most beau- Iy as chairman of the board. hoste~s ALWAYS serves dent o~ the Cottage Board. tiful and functional women's Mrs. 1. Himclhoch, once a n~- USE OUR INSURED STOIUGE V'" FINE FOODS 'rom He called attention to two specialty stores in the' entlle. tl'onally renowned educator, still I WINTER GARMENT5-IUOTH'N- ~ULT 'VIitI\a ~ WRIGLEY. She,~'guaranteed significant increases in the United States. actively sit~ alongside Mr. I as I"l I G TO P GOOD TASTE alld, of hospital's activities. The Dum. New selling areas, WI'th mer. vice.presldent. UNTIL FALL ~y ber of emergencies treated at chandise classifications not pres. Himelhoch's also 0 P e ~ a t ~s course, Compliments ... Sure! Cottage has increased 15 per. enny carried or carried in only stores in Downtown DetrOit, Bit. cent over a comparable period limited quantities, will there. mingham, Northland and 'Yest. for 1966. fore be able to included, such land and is presently conslder- "The number of referred out- as: (a) Gold Room, this will ing ~everal new locations. The ~ patients cared for at Cottage house Better Ready.To.Wear Birmingham store was complete. ~ WO 2-6655 has also increased 15 percent," with an emphasis on Better and 1y remodeled in 1961. Westland reported Mr. Waters. Couture Dresses; (b) XI Cen- was opened in 1965. ,Northland Although the total census at tury Shop, this is a shop of 011'1 M'SS ., Cottage has increased only one dresses for the young sopblsti. D th f cate of all ages who wears siz.es percent the first six mon s 0 6-14 with a price line emphasis this year. Waters pointed out of from $40 to $90 retail' (c) that occupancy at the hospital Men's Fashion Boutique, here is 95 percent. Men's Fashion Accessories only "I fr-ankly don't know what of belter quality and high styl- we would have done if the per. iOg from all over the world will centage of increase in our oc, be housed in abundance. cupancy had been more, be. The decor motif throughout Fine footis and cause we have just about. hit the store will'represent a com. Shopping ele1:ance in the celling of our capacity now," bination of the contemporary, In. Grosse Pointe stated the Cottage President. eluding three-dimensional treat- While the perce!1tage of new- ment, along with the best of the born days at Cottage has de- past, such as rich walnut and creased slightly (l percent), the crystal chandeliers. The store SII'/1' r~sOR ARMOR \ ~. advent of Medicare and a(.mls. planning was done in cqnjunc. sian of older patients over 65 tion with Himelhoch's Store Semi-Boneless has more than offset this de. Planning Department under the crease. The number of patients direction of Mrs. D (I rot h y over 65 admitted to Cottage has Greene. Hams incre:lsed three percent. Charles' Himelhoch, president In this connection Mr. Waters of H1melhoch's, also announced wbol, 79~ said he hoped that the hospital's that a new lease had been signed or balf /b,' new J( e dli clar e Information evidencing Himelhoch's confid. Service was proving helpful. ence in the' continued growth The servIce gets calls regularly of Grosse Pointe. from senior citizens who are Mr. Himelhoch stated that contused about their Medicare. Grosse Pointe was unique among benefits. suburban areas of the United Waters also caUed attention States comprised of upper-mid. l"RESH CRADS A HAND cur to the new equipmf'nt at Cot- dIe to better income customers Rih tage. He mentioned particularly in that its business area wa'j PRESENTED BY THE CROSSE POINTE THEATRE' Chkken Breasts Attacb.1 the hospital's new Polaroid protected from new competitive August 3, 4, 5, 6 - Call: TU 2.5538 GRADE A SlfEET. TENDER x-ray equipment which. now commercial areas by virtue of makes possible not only swifter the fact that two sides of Grosse Fresh Split SprIng Broilers x-rays but on.the.spot diagnos- Pointe are bordered by water tic service. and the other two sides are bor. GRADE A He also called attention to the doredby population areas reo DOWNTOWN FORD SAIB '1 IT' ,Z. 4 to 8.1h hospital's new Inhalation Ther. presenting a completely differ- S .J. 411g. ma 11BrOt"er (trICeys apy Department and called it ent type of market potential. Invites You To See Bob'Manier. u.s. CHOICE Sl.lCED AfoiD TIED "an emergency tool without .Furtherini:ire, he stated, the 3 to 4.1h counterpart." Grosse, 'Poipte area itself has For Your Next New or Used Car Lamb Shoulder Roast Illli. ' Summarizing the 'hospital's continued its growth in popula- first six. months in 1967, Mr. tion while further maintaining w.aters announced that over its' high quality of consumer • The Most Complete Facllitfn $60,000 had been spent on new pUrchasing"pawer because of the i. the Detroit Are. equipment at Cottage. ' excellent residential and com. • Rental mI l.eMing Programs "Our goal is total treatment mercial property values that • Chauffevr Sonice to Your, ~e ~le t::Itll"if;ll~en' for the residents of our' com. ~lIntbue to flourish. munity," said Mr. Waters. Mr. Himelhoch said he knew Downtown Office or Do.... of seeing YOIl' haptrY family town Shopping Area gatherid tIl'Ormtl.a dinner "I am happy to report. that of no area that offered the un. with our new ad~inistrator, the limited potential for a store of lable is " ~arm experience. increase in our' capital expendi- the caliber of Himelhoch's that And the feeUng of confidence tures, and our outstanding nurs. could equal Grosse Pointe. The 1833 E. Jefferson in YONr merll comes from ing and medical personnel, Cot- only possible reservation about knowing tbat everytbing tage Hospital is meeting its the future of the Grosse Pointe BOB MANIERE lrom Wrigley is the FINEST. community health care obliga. business lies, he stated, in the A Good Man To Know W03-47~ tions." need to continually develop ade.

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Family BankingCenters at Mack.HilIcrest. Mack.chalmers • letTmon.Piper. Ha~r.Chalmers y. July 27, 1967,_ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Plge Five Complete l!onor Roll A~ Brownell Junior High Theodore Meeke Takes Drive Job Ransacked By Burglar~ II prio'l Schools, today announced the building's seventh, eighth and Helen ioloore, Jonathon Mot. Theodore H. :Mecke Jr., of 296 board of Bon Secours Hospital CbriS!of{ers\~High complete honor roll for bis nintll graders. schall, Carol Motter, William Cloverly road, has been named and Is a member of the Detroit (Continued from Page 1) allowing papers and mail to d ~el1 JUIU ~~;;;;-;;;;;;-;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;~ Seventh graders are Jill Mun. Watts, Kenneth Louis, Nancy chairman of the United Founda. Club, Eeonomic Club of De. They said whoever the cuI. accumulate over a period of ger, Julie Gilmore, John Sand. Abeli, Janet Asmus, Christine tion public relations committee. troit, Detroit Press Club, De. prits were who broke into the time, with no one removing rock, Timothy Davlantes, James Graham, Elizabeth Ankney, Mecke, who is vice'president troit Athletic Club and the Hoker residence, they apparent- them in the absence of the PO'67 ACCOMMODATIONS Munson, John Bogan, Augustus Deborah Arnold, Barbara Ash, of public relations for Ford Michigan Chapter of the Public ly drove around the streets, and home owners. , Legato, Kendra Williams, Phil. Christine Daniels, Bruce Fra. Motor Co., will be responsible Relations Society of America. when they saw the open door to It takes only a little extra' , , in lip})a Binns, Alexis Venettis, lick, Craig Henderson, Barbara for publi~ relations programs He and his wife, the former the garage, and no car in it, time to close ancl lock all doors Sandra Hudson, Robert McPher- Lang, Christine Lock, Paul and, studIes on a year.round M, Eleanor Flaherty, of Great assumed that no one was home and windows, even if you leave t Residential Development - 72 and broke in, son, Joanne Fisher, Becky Sikorski, Mark Zink, Linda basl~. . Barrington, Mass., have four for just a short while, but it . " pell1l:;~s in 20 houses - 10 minutes Beyer, Marsha Hahn, Dulcy Ahee, Cheryl Huckins, Anne HIS aSSIgnment includes me- SODS, William Theodore John An open door, especially a might p~vent a breaking and garage door, the detectives said, &:PO - Doyle, Debora Cooper, Kevin Snyder, Judith Stearns, Michael tropolitan, co.mmunity and trade and Stephen. ' , enterin~. Also, before leaving LodgeExpo approved. Macaddino, Janet Moore, Juli. Baker, Roberta Ciangiolo, Mar. newspapers, mdustrial and em- " " is an invitation to thieves, much keep a light burnIng somewber~ aUe Primeau, Cynthia Shortt, tin Dulapa, Patricia Gillespie, ployee publications, radio and ThIs year s 'Torch DrIVe WIll the same as letting them know in the house, Mustazza and 4676-7987 evenings collect or write R. Deborah Strachan, Tho mas Joan Love, Kurt Manglos" Gary television. be held October 17 through No- that people are out of town by Marshall added. ~~6Murdoch St" Greenfield Park, Quebec. Wellman. Mar k, Meredith McKinley, The appointment was an. vember 9 to raise operating I , _ rt_ Others are JeHrey Moran, Emily Mathews, Patrick Mur- nounced by Charles F Adams funds fo~ nearl~ 200 health and ~~ lI_D_Q_g_II __ James Barton, Eli z a bet h tagh, Elizabeth Read, Linda Torch Drive promotl~n c.iair~ community, servIces. Polynesian Party Slated At Dye BOAT SUPPLIES Donald, La u r i e Hendricks, Crandall. man and president of MacManus The goal will be set by the Detroit Yacht Club Wheels for new members only. llf'SViHEEl Susan Lardner, Ann M & r i e Others are Douglas Crawford, John and Adams, Inc., adver~ UF board of directors early in will salute a group of new memo Dress is optional but there'll fIllS JlorpO I, NAUTICAL GIFTS Rogier, Robert Taylor, Robert Sandra Gandolfi. Laura JOOar, tising agency. September alter recommenda. bers at their Hawaiian Holiday he prizes for the most beautiful Suits Vallee, Linda Accettola, Deb. Karen Walker, Henry Dickson, "Mr. Mecke's acceptance of tions are p~pared by. the goal cocktail party on July 29 from native COstumes. Mrs. Vincent liIiII orah Mast, Steven Potten, George Fishback, Karen Lar. his important POlStis gratifying," and allocations commIttee, to .9 Q'clock. The get. Hurst and Mrs. Edward Reid IW 39.50value • His Lordship .6:30 50 Charm Brace- James Bolz, Leslie CliHord, Leo son, Deborah Spitzley, Debra Adams said, "for he is one of acquainted gathering is for all are co.chairmen and their aides , 29 lets & Jewelry Mertz, Margaret Elliott, Alice Wiegand, Patricia Brownlee, the Detroit area's most able members and their guests. are members of the Social com- Harvey, Archie King, Elizabeth Colette Gilewicz, Kathryn Mast, and outstanding public relations VANDALS AT WORK Starlight Circle, the club's mittl!e. • Dockley's Massey, M 0 n i que Troglia, Cathryn Noormann, David O1ert, executives. I am certain he will Edwa~d McGee, 17530 Mack, outdoor dance floor, will be Mr. Hurst, Charles McLinn l :--. Spedros8 Dianne Wightmann, Sandra Pamela B rem e r, Barbara carry out his assignment in the called ~Ity Pollee and reported f.ransformed into a tropical and John Grant will head the (easy count Allen, Cynthia Babcock, David Bruce, Richard Kolb, Su~an fine.~t possible manner." yandalism to an air condition. setting with PolynesIan torches, welcoming committee, plotter) Bryk, Donald Daher. Moesta, Ann Marie Semaan, A native of Phl'lade!ph;a, Ing plant. at ~e rear of the, gay lights and flowers, weather Pointers on the Social com. Also Stacey Floe Le li \ • Sperry Top- ' r, s e tr,arre!l Watk'l~, De,bra W~gner, where he attended LaSalle Col-... Grosse Pomte Villa Apartments, nArmitting...~ If I't rains, the gala mittee include the Mesdames sider Safety Goodwin, Susan Jones, Fred. Christine WODSik"Lmda Dlcker- lege, Mecke was managing edi. ?D W~dn~sday, July 19. Upon will be held in the East Lounge. Arthur Davies, Robert King, , erick Parcells, Rem Seikll'IUIn, so~, .Debo~ah FIS?er, Pame!a tor of tht; Germ3ntown, Pa., Investigation Cpl. Duncan Mac. To put the party.goers in the Earl Hoyt, Harry Short, Arthur i Boat Shoes ~. Mary Douglass, Susan Nouse, Ffls~le, LoIS.NyqUIst, Peter SIl- Courier I-efore joining Ford in Eachern found that persons proper' mood there'll be hula Shannon, Frank Tilton, Eugene • Nautical Paul Pazgrat, Francine Bedard, vestr~, Cu,:tis Brow,n, Sandra February, 1949, as assistant unknown had removed three lessons and leis for all, the Kornmeier, John Trost, John Lamps Douglas Chapin, Diane Gctler, ~en~lse, Robyn Mullinger, Les. manager Of the southeastern rust inhibitor jugs, allowing the j Monte Carlo Dancers, Carlos I.ieverenz, David Gardiner, Ray- ArBruce Greening, Ruth Johnson, lie RIddle, James Stearns, Susan r~chonal public relations o""I'ce. solution to run out of the unit Riviera music for continuous mond Metz, DOnald Baker and l..ene 1",ee,"J b Kenne th Scbml,'dt Van Bever, Kenne th Vorhees, eo'Transferred the followingu. onto the ground. dancing, a soloist and prizes IWilliam Bauer, the , Mary Fountain, Dorothy Howell, Steven Wood. . year to the Dearborn office, he Nancy Stearns,' Susan Teetzel, .Also, Cynt~ll~ Candler, Ann served in several public rela. Mark Wiedelman, 'E d war d Diloreto, ChrIStine Grosse, Sue tions posts. ship's wheel, Inc. BatChelor, Mary Anne Handlos, Neeb, Russell Schnurr, Herbert. , ~ 19605 Mack Ave. Scott Homuth, Elly Maccarii. . Trute, Nancy Homfeld, Kathryn B~ was ~ppomted gener~l And, Mary Ann Stirling, Brian Simon Sharon Neuder Deirdre public relahons manager m TU 2.1340 Anderson, Cynthia Dale, Gret- B'd' ' J hn C to't Ell 1957 and elected a company 1 chen Remter, James Costuis, K~t~~riimo LaC~~peJe~' Dav~~ vice-president in 1963. He Is a I Mary Cotzias, Ch{istina Martin, Larson Thomas Ligotti Carl trustee of the Ford Motor Co. Cal ter Sales, Julie Childress, Oldani: Glenn Remus, Stephen Fund... . Jan Haughton, Kenneth Hawley, Thomas Connie Walker Mark A UF vlce'presldent, Mecke 15 David Mogk, Darballl Sorenson, Gutwald Jane Johnson Colleen a di~-ctor Of Catholic Charities ;.I I Katherine Beck, Diane Burn. Kennedy Paulette La~ins Re. of the Archdiocese of Detroit, ;, ham, Anne Fitzgerald, Craig becca ~fcCoy, Deborah' Mc. the Greater Detroit Board of ~.. Markey, Christopher DeFauw, Don a I d David Newhouse Commerce, and Southeastern 'Toy Triplett, Gail Eutki, John Robert Saoter Debra Issett~ Michigan Chapter, American Grosse Pointe War 'Memorial Fisher, Clandia Jones, David Alane Gahaga~, Debra Issette: Red Cross. TUESDAY, 32 Laknhore TIUZENOW! F~x, Edward ~eefuss, Mark Robert Keever, Mary Ambrose, He serve. on the advisory Rlcherzhagan, Gail Shore, Anne Kendall Barker Lisa Becken. ------_ AUGUST 8th Fries Auditorium - 8:00 p.m. KILL BUGS NOW! W~ams, .. hauer, Charlott~ Brown, Diane Reinelt, Kent Rozycki, Michael EIg~th graders are William Meyer, Christopher Chamberlin, Shore, Aliee Collioud, Betsy • Free Admission • Door Prizes i'. KILL WEEDS NbW! Cartmill, W. Robert .Johnson, Stewart Fleming. Noren, Gloria Schmitt, Scott Linda Kreidler, Richard Kelly, And iiichard Forish Gerald Cardwell, Jeff Clark, Cynthia ~-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;;.;-;;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;;.-;.-;;.-;.-;;Johnson, JoAnn Knippenberg, Curtiss, Bob DeVos; Jean Mil. Music by "THE LITTLE SISTERS" of Grosse Poitlte GERANIUMS 0...., 'VllUYI 10:. to 4:00 June Severlc, Susan Shumaker, lies, Tom Sheppard, LYJ,Ule Free Refreshments A LARGE SELECTION Tllun. .1Id FrL Till ,:00 P.M. Douglas Taylor, James Thomas, Stelma, Forrest W!lliams, Jane James VanEman, Margo Brown, Ladney, .Ellen Boyd, Lisa Love- ANNUALS & PERENNIALS WE DELIVER Andrew Dzul, Patricia Edwards, less, . Richard Rubin, John Sponsored by' 39:ftd Dorothy Gilbert, Judy Jasper, Critchfield, J a a n DiSanto" lip 0.. Order of $5 or Mo.. Nadine Kaplila, Nancy Nixon, James Ramge, Edward Steepe, GROSSE POINTE COMMERCE & CIVIC ASSOCIAnOll Richard Renas, Douglas Slo- Susan Trentacosta. ROSLYN cum, Rosemary Bagby, Kristin Beck, Linda Boresch, Louis J AIJemon Florist MARKET Zedan, Judith Barton, WWane "'" i' AND COM'UTf GARDfN SU"UfS Oldest 1ft the Wooch Krell, Carolyn Machamer, Aud- rey Butki, Constance Clark, Shop Tues., and Fri,' Evenings 21020 MACK It' losl,. ReI. Shannon Darragh, Donald De- TU 4-6120 Laura, Kathleen Farrell, Deb- 884-3600 orah Kelley, Pamela Killebrew, Candace Lilkin, Lizabeth Laux. Sherrie Neef, Walter Nester, Suzanne S pee r. Elizabeth Stainsby. Ninth graders are Michael ,'rsiT OUR SHOWROOM! Graham, Laurel Mace, Martha END Schmelz, Alexander Taylor, Mark Thomas, Patricia Lane, Christopher Palmer, Elizabeth Held, Judith Jobbitt, Cynthia Johnson, Cur tis Leibbrand, OF THE Sarah Massey, Sidni McInally, Sarah :MoraJ;l, Steven Reed, Janeen Camagbi, Richard Di- Cicco, Sarah Gilmore, Laurie MONTH Smith, Loring VanSIyck, Gay Walton, Dennis Williams, Mari. lyn Jones, Kathy Krieger, Nancy Kushman, E I a i n e Majester, Susan .Schim, Mark Villeneuve, FASHION CLEARANCE Christine Berger, Berger, Beth. Meloy, James Rawlinson, David Riddle, Susan Koehne!, Gregory Smith, Duane Trupiano, Brooke Jolliff, Lynne Montgomery, Deb- bie Barbaglia, Sheila Gahagan, Barbara Hammond, Richard Hunter, Frank Jefferis, Bob Simon, Wendy Van HollenIJ~ck. Robert Palmer, Boorje Thom- son, Janet Petsch, Barbara Bruno, Ann Hihbard, :Merrill Watson, Frederick Gersdorff, Elizabeth Hallock, Michael Kal- velage, Kristin Larson, B.arbara Paget, James Parker, Elizabeth Saltmarsh, lurtller redUttioDS I Also Robert Simon, Donna Longo: Robert Swor, Jill Alex- ander, Valerie Atkin, Pamela Davis Tho mas Edmondson, Lyna 'Lasher, Walter Wcibold, Paul Reidt, Dean Sullivan, Mark DRESS SUITS Trombley, John Williams, Deb. orah Davis, James Knapp, David Linden, Julie Nye, Ann Scbiessler, John Schrashun, SPORTS\A/EAR Gina DePalma, Susan Buttrey, 'Laurie Doyle, Sandra Gardiner, IEdward Kimmen, Jane Shis~er, KITCHEN REMODELING David Wightman, Ho~ SmIth, ISusan Smith, Gary BIll, Carol MISS "J" SHOP APPAREL Crawford, Glen HiUger, Russell I IJacques, Patricia Lock, Mary is our only business! 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the William R. Hamilton Co. James and Lynelle H 0 Ide n of Michigan where she affili. St. James, Plans ITickets Issued ,I Saturday, July 22, at Mrs. Kam- Fund, which has provided many ated with Pi Beta Phi sorority. Obituaries benefits for the City of DetrOIt. She was also a member vf the mer's residence, 38 Kerby road. Vacation School' To ~Iotorcyclist [ Private interment \";as at Elm. Interment was in Elmwood Detroit Club, the Country Club LAMp . - Cemetery. There are no direct of Detroit, Women's City Club, wood Cemetery. Cpl Duncan MacEachern of LYNELLE ANDERSON Llggptt School. She was a memo survivors and for many years was on the St. James Lutheran Church, HOLDEN ber of the Garden Club of Mich. . • • • Memorial contributions may 170 McMillan road, will hold a the City Police observed a -J~OUBU board of Women's Hospital. be made to the De v era u x Vacation Bible School July 31 motorcyclist going east on Ker- Funeral services for MI;. igan. the Women's City Club, SABAH W. HENDRIE Wife of the late John A. Foundation, pe~on~ Pa. through August 11 from 9:30 cheval at Notre Dame, on Wed. Bnng itto Holden were held Tuesday, was formerly on the board of Miss Hendrie, 418 Lincoln Bryant, Mrs. Bryant is survived ua MARJORIE SCIIONE a.m. to 12 noon for children nesday, .July 19, making exces. July 25, at her residence, 320 the Women's City Club, and road, passed away Sunday, July by her son, W. R. Bryaut; a sive noise. He followed the cy- WE CAN Funeral services for Mrs. from three years old through Washington road, under the di. was also formerly a trustee of 23, at Georgian East Convales. daughter, Mrs. Margaret BryaJ;lt clist who beg,lR passing over • REPLACE rection of the William R. Ham. Cottage Hospital. cent Home. She was 85. Schone, of 720 Neff road, were the 9th Grade. PARTS DufCield, of Rochester; SIX the center line of Kercheval at • REWIRE held Monday, July 17. from the The theme for this year's ilton Co. Mrs. Holden died Sun. Mrs. Holden was the wife of Miss Hendrie was active in grandchildren, six great.grand' Fisher. Raia. at lOIirtt day, July 23,. at her home after the late James Holden, million. the Red Cro~s during World Verheyden Funeral Home. She Bible School is "God's Power the bolt children, a b rot her, Judge Upon apprehension the cyclist a long illness. She was 84. aire philanthropist and a bene. War I and served as a volun. died Saturday, July 15, at For My Life." The school will James Spier, of Mount ~[;lI!ens; Glenn K. Glavert, 20613 Sunny- IF ITlS A Born in Port Huron, Mrs. ifactor of the Detroit Zoo. Mr. teer worker in France. She was and a sister, Mrs. Leshe MIller, Deaconess Hospital at the age be held Monday through Friday. of 73. The Nursery session (children side, st. Claire Shores, showed Holden was a graduate of the Iand Mrs. Holden founded the also active in the Detroit Insti. of Grosse Pointe. the officer his driver's license, LAMP WE tute of Arts Founder's Society, .. .. Wife of the late John C., she three and four year's old) will meet Monday, Wednesday, and which the officer found had been I Can Fix It the Artists Market, the Society ANNA F. SCHMIDT is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Friday of each week. tampered with. of Arts and Crafts, and the De. Services for Mrs. Schmidt, ~f Elaine Baker, a son, Roger The SUbject and cycle were PRIME RESORT PROPERTY troit Symphony Orchestra. 529 Middlesex boulevard, wIll Sherwood, and three sisters, VBS teachers include:. Mrs. he held at 2 p.m. this after- Mrs. Marian Median, Mrs. D. Gaden, Mrs. R. Parker, Miss taken to the station. The cycle She was a member of the was found to have a motor Country Club of Detroit and noon, Thursday, at the A. H. Connie Sullivan and Peggy S. Kackley, Mrs. F. Klein, Mrs. O'Donnell. C. Finger, 'Mrs. J. Cassell, Mrs. which did not correspond with an honorary member of the Peters Funeral Home, A me- C Munzel. Teach'!rs helpers in. the frame of the cycle. Garden. Club of Michigan. morial service W.lS held last night by the Consistory of St. Interment was in Forest ciude: Miss J. Anderson, Miss Galvert was issued tickets for 3700 ACRES . Surviving is a nephew, George Mark United Church of Christ. Lawn Ceme~ery.. • L. Kavanagh, Miss C. Couser, improper passing and lane in the heart of Michigan's resort area of Boyne Falls, Torch S. Hendrie, of Grosse J>ointe. Lake, Bellaire & Charlevoix. Nice stream. Springs and creek Mrs. Schmidt died Monday, SOPHIA ROMCIO Miss B.Kackley, Mr. J. Couser, usage, an excessively noisy muf. , offer potential for private lake. Fine set buildings (pres. Funeral services were held :Miss S. Kamischke. The staff fler and a mutilated driver's! July 24, at her daughter's home Funeral services for Mrs. is complet~ by Mrs. T. Frost, ently an operating ranch). Telephone, electricity and na. T u I.' S day, July 25, in Christ in Grosse Pointe at the age of license. I tural gas on property. 2 miles paved State highway. Suitable Church, Grosse Pointe. Inter. Romcio, of 1076 Berkshire road, Mrs. F. Quale, Mrs. R. Hood, 85. for fine camp or resort, lake and land development or in- ment was in Elmwood Ceme. were held Wednesday, July 5 Miss B. Beierla, and Mrs. J. vestment. Terms available. Owner Dr 1.5060. tery. Wife ()f the late Otto A. A. at the Eppens.VanDeweghe Fu. Kackley. Vicar F. G. Klein is SCREENS FOR mn Memorial tributes may be Schmidt, she is survived by a neral Home. Mrs. Romcio, 82, the director for this year's VBS. To fit all styles of "FenestrQ@" died Saturday, July 2, in Cot. made to the American Red son. Arthur O. A., a daughter, in Bronze-Steel-Alum., or lllIe' Mrs. J. R()ss (Dorothea) Bush, tagI.' ,Hospital after a short Highlights for this rear's hove been our specialty for30~ Cross, Southeastern 1'tlichigan iIInpss. Vacation Bible School WIll be Chapter. four grandchildren, two great- dust proof 16 to 40 meshwire~~ grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Wife of the late Nicholas handicrafts, special recreation hardw~re and straighten st~1'-wi':: • • • Fred (Minnie) Wills. Romcl'o, she is survived by five activities and the use of several operatIon, Porch enclosures il-- LOUISE DODT media t~ convene the various Sper.!aJ .srreens any size ')'~' cr . J~lOllrnl:er's Funeral services for Mrs. Memorials to the Evangelical daughters, Mrs. Mildred N,eith. lessons; Much interest has been rep,ured or replaced. Burgl~r~ III Dadt, 91, weze held Tuesday, Home, 6700 West Oute)'. drive, ofer, Mrs. Rose Schiller, Mrs. shown in the church and the Windows and doqrs, prevent ~ July 25, at st. Paul's Lutheran Detroit, will be appreciated. Olga Ward, Mrs. Barbara Holz. YES are Screen specialists and don'~ Burial will be in Acacia Park man, Mrs. Juli Anne Gerhardt, community for this year's . Church. t All of the children of the com. Custom Cfurn,iture Mrs. Dodt, of 1445 Cadieux Cemetery. 10 grandchildren, four grea - 'munity are cordially invited to road, passed away Friday, July • • • grandchildren, and a sister, 21, in the Belmont Nursing DR. EDWARD H. SICHLER Mrs. Barbara Kowalchek. _a_tt_e_nd_. _ • BUDGET PLAN • Home. Dr. Sicbler, 91, passed away Interment was in Evergreen 1 BLK. WEST OF OAKLAND Wife of the late William Thursday, July 13, at the Mun- Cemetery. troit resident, he had been re- t** SERVING 3 GENERATIONS OF SIIART .. Vodt, she is survived her sons, son Medical Center in Traverse • • .. tired for many years. It' William, Waldmar, and Rev. City. Funeral services were held NELLIE KELLY 'Mr, Campbell was a graduate It' Edwin Dadt, of Defiance, 0.; Mondai, July 17, at his home, Services for Mrs. Kelly, 82, of the Universtty of Michigan It 881 Pemberton road. were held Saturday, July 22, at and Harvard University Law It' and five grandchildren. It' (i()SS AWNIN; Burial was in ~thsemane He was on the staff of Harper the VanLerberghe Fun era I Sehool. He served overseas as It' Cemetery. Hospital for more than 25 years Home and Our Lady Star of the an Army Captain in World It AND SERYICES. AlE lIS! • • • until his retirement in 1934. Sea Church. Burial was in Mt. War 1. It' HELEN S. BRYANT Surviving are his sons, Dr. Olivet ,Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, It Visit-'Our Showroom Funeral services for Mrs. Mrs: Kelly passed away Wed- Marion D.; two daughters, Mrs. It Harper H., and Edward R., Jr., It Bryant, of 360 Neff road, were a daughter, Elizabeth,. his sis- nesday, July 19, at hr.r resi. Francis Farwell and Marion D. II- or Just Call held Wetlnesday, July 23, at the ter, Mrs. Frederick Slocum, two dence, 19967 Doyle place west. Campbell; two sons, James H. II- Verheyden Funeral Home. In- grandchildren and eight.grand. Wife of the late Patrick J. and Douglas, Jr.; a brother, II- LO 7.0890 terment was in W 0 () d I awn children. Kelly, she is survived by three Henry M.; and 10 grandchil. II- Cemetery. . Interment was in Woodmere daughters, Mrs. William F. dren. : FREE ESTIMATE. NO MONEY DOWN Mrs. Bryant, 86, p:l.ssed away Cemetery. (Mary) Sherman, Mrs. Earl K. Memorial contributions may Sunday, July 23, at Deaconess Hospital.' . . .. • • CHelen) Hoener, and Therese; be made to the All Saints Fund BARBARA HOLTON KAMMER two sons, Charles, of San Ber. at Christ Church. 2941 E. JEFFE~SON Born in Mount Clemens, she Mrs. Kammer, 47, pas sed nadino, Calif., and Thomas P.; • ,. • OPEN SAT. TIll 12 NOON graduated from the University_ away Thursday, July 20, at 16 grandchildren, 10 great- ELIZABETH HODGES Harper Hospital after a' long grandchildren, and a sister, CAMPBELL illness. . Mrs. Walter (Marie) Koraleski. Private furieral services for YOUR MONEY She attended the G r 0 sse .. • • Mrs. Campbell, who died Satur. Pointe Country Day School and FRANCES B. JORDAN' day, July 22, were held Tu~ay :.J[nnouncement WILL EARN 8% Miss Porter's School in Farm. .Services for Mrs. Jordan, of July 25. Mrs. Campbell, a Iif~- If invested in a good apart. ington, Conn. Mrs. Kammer was 631 Washington road were long resident of the DetrOIt WE SHALL BE CLOSED ment building. We have a a member of the Grosse Pointe held .Monday, July 21,,' at the area, lived at 4 Lake' court. I , ':.~ VACATION . Club. Verheyden Funeral Home. Mrs. She was 76. FOR SUMMER . 1 ' ..' nice apartment building near . .-' 'Grosse Poi n t e. $1,000 or Surviving lire her sons, August Jordan, 54, died Friday, July A graduate of Liggett School, $2,000 is the limit for any Frederick Kammer, III, and 21, in Bon Secours Hospital. Mrs. Campbell was a. member one person. Telephone the Addison Holton Kammer; a A native Detroiter, 1;he is of the Garden Club of Michl. ..J[ugust 6th. to Jrugust 27t~ owner, 821-8985, any evening daughter, Mrs. Jeffery Hudson; survived by her husband, Jo. gan and Tau Beta sorority. I from 6. 10 for more particu- a sister, Mrs. John WalTen; her seph Jerome Jordan,. and her Surviving are her husband, lars. father, Addison E. Holton; and stepson, Jerome (Bud). Henry M.; a daughter, Mrs. one grandchild. Burial was in Forest Lawn Cary Rogers; three sons, Wi!. Services were c:onducted by JEFFERSON TAilORING CO, i, r.'" .~~--______Cemetery. !iam P. Bonbright, George I,. ; I CLEANERS AND REWEAVERS 'j' ------• .. • and Henry M. III; 12 grand- LILLIAN BEDDOW children; and three great-grand- Telephone: VAlley 2-2049 Services for Mrs. Beddow, of children. '} 954-60 Dickerson Ave. Detroit i5, M' , 68 ,Putnam place, were held Memorial tributes may be Wednesday, July 26,., at the made to th;; American Cancer Eppens Van De Weghe Funeral Society. Home. Interment was in Ever- green Cemetery.

'; Mrs. Beddow, 87, passed away Monday, July 24, in 51. Mary's "';'''"1 Convalescent Home after a long r:~"'"'''''. DOWNTOWN FORD 5 illness. Wife of the late William ~:,: Invites You To See Bud Loranger Beddow, she is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Richard T. Clif. For Your Next New or Used Car \ ~ . '} ton, and. two grandchildren, f:: Richard J. and William P. • The Most Complete Facilities ~ • Clifton. in the Detroit Area - • • • • Rotal Old Leasing .Programs . DOUGLAS CAMPBELL Funeral services for Mr. '. Chauffeur Senice to Your Campbell, of 5 Rathbone place, Downtown Office or Down.' were held Monday, July 24, iD. town Shopping ~rea Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. Mr. Campbell, a retired attar. ,ney, passed away SaturdaY', 1833 E. Jefferson - July 22, in Jennings Hospital at the age of 79. A lifelong De. 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These cars inclu"e ", A.utomatie Transmission FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS OF DETROIT ", Ra"io Headquarters: 1001 Woodward at Michigan ~ Heater ~ Bact up lights Branches throughout the Detroit metropolitan 81•• ~ ~.'indshie'd Washers ~ Outsid. Reffr View Mirror ~ Seat Belts, from' & rear PHONE INQUIRIES INVITED We Leerse All Malces.AU Mode's Joe Thompson Leasing LUzon 0 4.6500 ~ 8421 Mlthl11an Ave. _ GROSSE POINTE NEWS : ". Plge Seven ;.n~ Woods Swim i. :". . ;;: Team Beats City LittLe League Results ~" ~'. ARIUS I the Braves taking a 2 to 0 lead In a meet -held at the Woods :lJI, errY F. of by scoring 1 run in each of the Lake Fron.t Park on Jul)' 19, the , week consls.ted i first two innings. In the bottom Grosse Pomte Woods Swimming WOODS.SHORES ALL STARS runs-baUed.in department with ':f and champlonshP of the second inning a storm -r:eam ?arned its third consecu. By Cindy Tew three. "lJtheAlIlericanLg;~~came and the umpire was bve. wm of the season by de. The National League AU Stars .The two boys with multiple July 15,!be f ethe forced to halt the game. The fe.atmg the swimmers of the scalded L'Anse Creuse Interna. hits were Steve Constantine ~ wiIlnersc~. dO game was then scheduled to be City of Grosse Pointe 198 to 162. tional 14.2 in their first tourna. and Steve Griffin. .. 11 •met !be IC~he continued from the point of The Cit.Y's free.stylers got ment game. Despite the 15. • • • ;:'!be wiJIDer s~f ght interruption on Wednesday eve. them out In front early in the strikeout performance of Dick DistrIct 6 Winners' Tonrnament ,Allera hard. ou s ning, however more rain de. meet and their backstrokers Pagota, the American League L'Anse Creuse American and ~ IndiallSemerge:~. layed the game until Thursday, kept it nip and tuck. The Woods All Stars were shut out by ShelbY.Utica are still waiting to , , ',...Nan League c a when it was played to comple. too~ the lead on the showing of Clintondale 5.0. play for the District 6 cham. -'j 710 4victory. tion. their breast strokers and main. The National League will pionship. They were rained out dk. SOX thrpatened The Braves maintained their tain.ed it to the end of the meet. face Clintondale in the second Tuesday, July 18. ~ iDlling,howev~r an 2 to 0 lead until the third inning City coaches, Jim Woods and round of tournament action at The Grosse Pointe Woods. 16941 KERCHEYAL 19103 MACK AYL JIIirow frOmoutflel~er when the Indians were able to Dave Bowerman, were especial. 6 p.m. Monday at Ghesquire Shores Braves went down 7.6 16450 L WAllEN trIP to catcber Dick get men on second and third Iy proud of the accomplishments Park. in the semi. fin31s against cor. NOTRE DAME cor. 7 MIU RD. cor. GUn. HIVE JIl ill timeto tag out to set the stage for a game- of Anne, Susie, and Dave Brink. . . ShelbY.Utica. Kevin Krauss and JlilgfI' attempting to tying single by Jim Parker. man. Among them they took K~VlO Krauss pl~ched for the Rick Onofrey pitched a fine The 2 to 2 score remained five firsts for the City. Two !'Jatlonal League WlO,and drove game in spite of the loss. In one of the r.ms. I M lI'erethen able throughout reg1o1ation time and firsts were also taken by the r. Frank Queenan and his ~ to0 in tbeir half the game was forced into extra City's Lincoln Lee. Each National League player Iteen-age clean. up team headed 111'''' jDlliDg.The score innings. In the last of the 8tb The Woods got in the family picked up at least one bit in a by Tom Clem, Adam Perkow. CURL FREE 37 . tsIto ~ Ulltil the fourth inning, Bobby Kulka was safe act with five wins for Jackie real slugfest. There were 14 ski, Skip Talierico and Phil CURL RELAXER BY TONI - REG. 3.50 1 the Indians w~re on an error, was sacrificed to IRicllard, . and. Larry Briski and runs collected on 13 hits. Wenzell have work~d hard to ': togetbersome fwe' second and scored on Jim three vlctones for Joe :lDd 2 Mike Jara belted three solid k~~p the fields in excellent con. ~_ bWItingto score 3 Parker's game winning single. Dave Thieman. Woods' coaches hits. Carl Munaoo led in the dltlon for the tournament I 111the bottom of The finals were the Indians Cynthia Osgood and Bob Kelly . gimes. .:s-mmng the Indians 3 runs on 4 hits and one error; also singled out Mark Stevens ~ 3 runs and ex. for the Braves, 2 runs on 4 and .Cathy Scrivo for special Robert E•.Newman LOVING CARE 77 :'. Pointe Divers HAIR COLOR BY CLAIROl - TWIN PAK ~ lead to 7 to O. hits and they made 2 errors. mention. In Vietnam Assault . as thougb!be game Cunningham was the winning On August 2, the Woods will 1 IIIIIrtacll, howeller the pitcher and Abrigeni was the take on a strong Grosse PQinte Compete July 29 ~ Clm~roaring back loser. In this game thl.' Indians Farms team at 5:30 p,m. at the Machinist Mate Third Class lIPri the7th. . showed their ability to come Farms Pier, located at Morass Robert E. Newman, USN, son The 9th annual Grosse Pointe 1I!iID" pilcher, Keith from behind and win. Their and Lakeshore drive. of Mr. Marshall F. Newman of I~ter City Diving Championship wbo had display. "never give" up" attitude once __ 974 Beaconsfield avenue, took will he fIeld at Grosse Pointe ~R l.'OOtrol,began .to again paid off - victory as it Park Swimmers part in an amphibious assault City's Norbert P. Neff Memorial the bases With had so many times throughout near the "demilitarized zone" !!~E~!A~~O~C~P :Ied Park Saturday, July 2~, at 99c (DMZ) which divides North and j thfs point Bobby the season. t 11:30 a.m. Com I C South Vietnam, while serving '.eaDed upunto come The second game of the pee ourse Entries may be obtained at llirfe CuJlDingbam.The World Series was played on aboard the command ship USS St. Paul. any pool office. The entry dead. lit billers,Glen 1,Iilger Friday, July 21, at the Neigh. The Waterfront Park of Grosse line is Friday, July 28, 12 a.m. Crilebfieldbit swgles borhood Club Field and turned Pointe Park just completed the As parI. of an operation The meet will be divided into REG. m C IlllhileSox bad four out to be the final game. The first session of swimming les. named "Beau Charger," his T~!!~J OZ,TUBE. three age groups: 12 and under S4 .!Jb then retired two Indians were once again vic. sons. These lessons were can. ship helped put a special land. rtquiring three different dives' lit oext three batters torious and this time by a score ducted with registered Red ing force of U.S. Marines into 13 • 15 years, four different fie game. .. of 10 to 3 over the Braves. The Cross Life Guards, under the the southern buffer area of the dives, 16 and over, five differ. • waslhe wmmng game started ou't as a close dIrection of Jack Rice, reerea. "DMZ," for a search and de. eni dives. There will be a boys _g only 4 hits and exciting contest with the tional d~ector. stroy sweep through the free and girls division for eacb- age BACTINE C DIll8 whilepitch- Indians holding a 2 to 0 lead The following were successful zone just south of the Ben Hai group. ANTISEPTIC SQUEEZE SPRAY. 2 OZ. . Hilgerwas the after 4 innings. The hitters then in the Polly Wog Class, begin. River. The Marines were landed ! Trophies will be awarded for 56 . lor 'the White suddenly came to life and the ners in swimming: Charles Roar. by small boat as well as by all first place winners, and 11hils and strik. Indians scored 3 runs in the ty, Michael ~tarrs, Michael helicopter. ribbons for second and third KEEPS INSECTS AWAY I 5th, the Braves countered with Roarty, Jeffery North, Kurtis The Leathernecks who made place winners. ~ 2 runs in their half of the 5th, Yeager, Jane Lechner, Mary : the sweep are Marines of the Spectators are welcome. I and the Indians bi'oke the game Roarty, John Van Coillie, Lee First Battalion, Third Marine open with 5 runs in the sixth. Fossati, David Veen, Ohristi Regiment, who first evacuated Bobby Kulka was the winning Catani, Joel Lechner, Beth Stal. the South Vietnam dvilians Robert F. Thurlow CITRO.NElLA pitcher, while Mike Getz, reo lard, Audrey Miedma, Cathy from the area before beginning lieved by Brian Kingsley, took Fossati, Mark Arsenault, Cathy the sweep. On Aircraft Carrier ~. the loss. Ernie Schmatz, Jim Cole, Gibby Shelton, Catherine While "Beau Charger" was CANDLE Parker and Don Barrett each Petersen, John Connell, Daniel Electrician's Mat e Fireman underway, pilots from the U.S. Robert F. Thurlow, USN. son of GLASS HOLDER - NETTED had two Iiih for the Indians, Tack, Don Van Tongeren, Ed. aircraft carriers in the South while the Braves attack was ward Cole, Mark Eickmann, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood A. Thur. China Sea and Tonkin Gulf flew low of'1442 Wayburn avenue, is Ihighlighted by 2 singles' by James De Puys, Mary Arsenault, air strikes over the area, and Brian Kingsley, Steve Mann's Margaret Arsenault, Ann Me. in the Gulf of Tomkin off the T 96 attacked targets indicated by coast of North Vietnam as a REG-43. ~. roop double and D a v e Young's MilIan, Patti Gough, Pat Caza. 59~ .. '¥ the ground forces below. crewmember abo;;rd the aircraft ' triple. The finals. were Indians' bon and John Kuhn. ..I. " IIOlWr Court 10 runs on 10 hits and 1 error. I The. (Minnows) or lntermedi. carrier USs Intrepid. The Braves had 3 runs on 5 ate sWimmers who received their STARS ON TRACK The Intrepid, which is normal. hits and 7 errors.' Red Cross Swimming Cards Bruce Fox, of Radnor circle, ty designated an anti-submarine The Indians celebrated their were: Paul Peterson, William has been awarded a varsity warfare (ASW) ship, traded her championshIp i m m e d i ate I y Ploeg, Andy Cole, Jay ~arrabee, letter in track at DePauw helicopters and ASW planes, following the game with a party John Schwarz, Debbie Suon, University. where he has just and is now cal'rying a comple- at the home'of Manager Chuck P~ul Dembry, Marty McMill~n, completed his sophomore year. ment of A4 "Skyhawk", F8 GERITOL Campbell. The enthusiasm and Mike Cazabon, Rhonda. Grim. In picking up his second varsity "Crusader" and Al "Skyraider" 'LIQUID. 120Z. - REG. 2:98. ext'itement of the players ilnd sbaw, Leann Tock, Jamce De. award in one year at DePauw, jet aircraft. For. scored 19 points for the As a unit of Task Force 77, fans carried over to the party PuyS and Ellen Kuhn. . and all had a wonderful time. In the Shar~ Cla~s sWImmers DePauw varsity during the the Seventh Fleet's attack car'l 1967 season. A 440 and 880 rier striking force, the Intrepid T b 0 s e responsible, for the who passed therr varIous stroke!. Indians success ilJis year are freestyle, breaststroke, and back. specialist, Fox was a me~ber of launches her aircraft on combat DePauw's mile relay team missions against tactically 1m- SCOPE Don Barrett, Keith Cunning- stroke (lVer a 100 yards were: which won the 13.team Little portant targets in Nor.h Viet. MOUTH WASH -17 OZ. - REG. 1.39 ham, Die k Hudson, John Steven Olson,. John Roarty, ~at State track meet and established nam. . Moran, Ernie Schmatz, George Connell, T,lUl.S Olson: Patn~k a new DePauw record. at Her aircraft also participate Hubbard, Bob Klumpp, Bob Schwarz, D~mel Daulin, Da~ld 3:18.8. Bruce is a graduate of in destroying material being Kulka, Jim P~rkel, John Scbas_ SUOD, AdrIan Ploeg, LOUIse Grosse Pointe High Scoool and transported to enemy units in bun, Julian Alvarez, Jay Imesh, Dembry, ~obn B~ll, Pet~r Boll, is an economics major at De- South Vietnam, and m a k e John Keogh, Art Majester, Ed. Ka,thy VOight, N~cky Gnmsbaw, Pauw. His parents are Mr. and strikes against supply sources die Moran, Manager Chuck BrIan Stallard, Cmdy ve~n, 8te. Mrs. Thomas Fox. and industries. Campbell, and coaches Barry vp.n Martens, La!!y MIedema, Van Tiem and Bill Campbell. Steven Veen, KeVIn Veen and Candy Crowley. Approximately 375 boy& and STYROFOAM Pointe Oarsmen girls began in all the various classes. Due to the in~lement Win at St. Kit's weather a great number of hope- fuls dropped out of the classes. ICE ; Grosse Pointer Kim Hadley, The second session of classes 18, with the belp of Detroiter begin on July 25 and wiil end Jim Brennan. 19, representing on August 11. All boys and girls Our month end special BUCKET the Detroit Boat Club, took the of Grosse Pointe Park are urged Canadian Junior U5-pound to attend this session. FriillY. $I'lt"nfoy lIncf S"ncfllY Only doubles cbampionships in the. The following RegIStered Red Canadian Henley races held at Cross Life Guards will be giving MQY's Combination Plate St. Catherine, Ontario, Thurs. these lessons: Dennis Cr0'YIey, Egg Roll, SUI'Oum Chow day, July 20. Hadley is a 1967 J~m Crowle~, JO'hn Sc~alble, Mein, Fried Rice, Sweet and c . graduate of Grosse Pointe High JI~ Blak~, JIm, BalcersJd. Dob Sour Pork including Soup, rl earnmg21 merit School. Miller, Jim 0 Donilell, Mary 2i25 Dessert and Beverage. ~ I!'JJse required for Also at the Royal Canadian Zens,. Karen m~er, Stephame : Sandt receivedthe I Henley Rpgetta, Pointers Bob Wartlck and Elame Ceravolo. E. Jefferson and Mlrter Road : a\fard I Miller and Joel Penoyer, 1966 Ed d M K.lb rn Cerry.ou's, "R 20U62-open Dilly from 11 ~.m. to It p.m. .~ . the Brent I graduates of Grosse Pointe mon • I OU 1h Mil, huth of , "'lie ROId, St. CI,lr ShorN ~~ 'lias presented I High School, along with Bryan Trains at Ft. Riley !'LAN A PARTY HOW rft! rend~ for outstand. Doolle and Bill Marantette, __ ~~~!fS~'N!,=!~ES ~_ red Troop 96. 1967 graduates of the High Cadet Edmond M. Kilbourn, 1~ ~~~~.~;~~~t~'.,~:.fl~~:~~~~.~..~~:~.,'" '.<'::.i., .. : {:,_ J School, edged the Ecorse Boat 22 son of Mrs. Mary P. Kil. :20111Cenlurffcox p'esenlJ ~ ~:-i ~~~I~""'.:~~~,':"~"Ciub and captured ~nother !ir:t bo~rn, 71 Muir roa.d, is attend. . :'./~' :.:.... place for the. Detroit B?at dub, ing Army Reserve Officers' .."lTlIIIE'. ~.~:.''.:III the four With coxswam class. Training Corps summer camp at Ilt~PIIITIIN .• ~"' •• :.: I _ • Ft. Riley, Kan. He is a .stud~nt i. :,;.,'./..:Lt. l\bchael DallllCO at Western ~lichigan Umverslty, !QA~AC~Q9!~R97c '" '=.:.~ H Wins Medals Badge Kalam!!-Z0o, h~i~r...... ' ,. I , He IS recelvmg SIX weeks of -'.-" I . . --. training in leadership, rifle Flr,st Lieutenant Michael. F. marksmanship, phy&ical condi. I ?a~lco, who has been servmg rig and other militarv sub- PACKAGE DEALER I~.Viet NaJ.Tlas a platoon .le~~eT j~~r:s~ . LIQUOR \'.Jlh the First Infantry DIVISIon Upon successful completion of since Noveulber, 1966, has been summer camp .nd graduation WE STOCK YOUR FAVORITE BRAND OF awarded the. Combat Infantry from college, he will be com. Badge, the AIr Medal and the . ioned a second lieutenant Arm.y ~ommend~tion Me~al for ~I~he U. S. Army. • LIQUOR • BEER • WINE • CHAMPAGNE m.entonous serVIce. He IS now He graduated in 1963 from ALSO HOME BARTENDER ACCESSORIES With Headquarters Company C 'a Hall Preparatory Sc~ooI, 2~d Battallion 18th Infantry at ~CI Okla ;)1 An. sa, _. _ His wife, Adah Mary and mt' daughter Julie are living with SOMEr: 'A her parents, the Winthrop Hilton, WONDERFUl. : ~ MORE AND MORE Connors of Lincoln road until, OUTOF ' PEOPLE ARE BRINGING < his return. BEING ALIVE! THEIR PRESCRIPTIONS TO CUNNINGHAM'S 'SALE! •••. thr. II1St h • uu •• AMD, THERE JSl

ShlrllY "'leLl'"' YOUR DRUG DOLLAR BUYS Michael e.IM - Plter "Uers MORE AT A CUNNINGHAM'S ''WOMAN TIMES SEVEN" FULL-SERVICE DRUG STOREl In Color Addld Fufure", SALE DAYS THRU SUN. W. reserve the right to ii~it quantities. "A SALUTE TO TALL SHIPS" In Color EXCLUSIVE SHOWINGI ' "'''CK~. , MHi STAIlTING WEDHIISDAY WOODS 884 "'8" "UP THE DOWN STAIRCAU" NOW! D. « Page Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe News Memorial Center Schedule What Goes On ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. Wf,af~ new On OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL at GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGA~ 48236 Second Class Postage Paid at Detroit, Michigan Open daily 9 a.m .•9 p.m. July 27-August 3 Your Library FULLY PAID CIRCULATION "'All Memor~al.sponsored activities open to the By Virginia Leonard .ft-I E titII\\' Grosse Pointe public. Phone TU 2-6900 GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LI. Clirton Fadiman, the noted \meaning. There is now a new The Fashion Story •.• from Yo BRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on duty Tuesday, Wednes. WI'tand bookman, discussed "Is type of ~ommentar~ - a new Kercheval !In the Hill, features ~ng C~ ~ Member MichiganPress Associationana NationalEditorialAaoclatloD It t . t t f nter retatlon for the NATIONALADVERTISING IlEPIlESENTATlVB day, Thursday, 10 a.mA p.m. Volunteer consu an on the Enjoyment of Litera ure ype 0 I P . . I coats and Jackets for fall and W'~ l~V~ WeeklyNewspaperRepresenlatlves,loc. duty Friday 2.4 p.m. TU 1.4594. Dying Out?" on June 27, at the reader. I:I0wever, thIS very 10. newsy touches such as bl'ass hardIner. ~l!~ 404 Fifth Avenue.New lHi~iJbN8;F~k LYrant9.7300 h d J I 27 Sheraton.Palace Hotel in San terpretatlon may oot be the one a handsome blue coat and a greWtree!OSinll, 333 NorthMlchlltaDAvenue Phone FInIllc:1al6-221' T urs ay, u Y Francisco at a luncheon spon., the reader would have J?ladeof ______"'9 & 10:30 a.m.-Art Camp NO.2, Mrs. Martin Burke, sored by the Friends of Librar. lithe work under obse~vahon,had which incidently, is an E:xceUentb~yIOQking ~~ GAR .EDIT d GENERALMANAGERI Instructor ies Committee of the American h~ had an opp~rtuntty to make ~~\tBgAMO ..::::::::::::::::: ?~~VERTISING MA.'1AGER 7:30 p.m.-~rossed p:i~te :-u~~smatic Society, Meet- Library Association Conference.lhls own analysIs. Pick Strawberries .•. ~ The JANET MUELLER FEATUREPAGE, SOCIETY. 7:45 & "b~as~es, No.8, Mr. Sang One prime function of litera. lIlr. Fadiman ~lso deplored Dants - The League Shop dur- ~ JAMES J. NJAIM _._NEWS .9:t~gp~~.-ia~:~e ture is to give pleasure to- the the death of the lOformal e.ssay ing their "Strawberry Festival PEPPER WHlTELAW NEWS Kyu Shim, Instructor reader. stated Mr. Fadiman. But -a style started by Montalgne. ~ale" ..one o~ the good pickings «:". ~1Ilat. KATHLEEN DICKSON __ I:'lEWS 8:00 p.m.-Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, is this on the way out? Is there Our lect'urer also dealt with IS a lOur pIece place setting Iht.D:'/lt.3.. MARYLORIMER ADVERTISING Inc. a new form of criticism appea.r. children's books-some of the from Italy . . . The luncheon ;' 7 NANCY' BUSCH .ADVERTISING 8:30 p m.-rollege Players. "The Bat" - Ticket'i $1.2fi ing on the scene? Is there, I~ new ones, that is. He Iell that plate, bowl, cup and saucer in a strawbe JOHN MacKENZIE .BUSINESS Make checks oavClble to "Colle'!p Players" fact, a new notion .cf plea~ure. we now have so many informa- were six-fifty now .four dollars. Mal~~ JOA:NNEEASON _ .ACCOW£S and mail t(l 32 LakE>Shore Road The classic, old aim of lI~era- tive books and biographies, "~. and servers are avaIlable .•. at a sa~ing ~ ONNELLEEKOENlG CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Friil:l", Jnlv 28 ture was to instruct and dellgbt: (many written to fulfill curricu. berry touched tables, and accessorie gs Sill> ALBERTAWILKE CLASSLFIEDADVERTISING* 9:90 & 10:~O am _ J\rt ("n"11) No.2. v ..., .,. ., Now there are ~ome who. no lum demands), tbat here again ElJZABETH STEPHl!:NS - CIRCULATION Burke, Instructor !!)nger consider It appropriate we are being short.changed to tempt you ••• forty per cent off! s are ~ ------.10'.00 t. 11:00 a.m.-Children's and High School Clas. to draw simple pleasures fr~m Isince we are not getting books I oc. • . reading as our ancestors dId., that children will read for sheer' • -I meI Abuse slcal GUItar Classes, NO.7, Mr. Ron Scol- Now, it would seem, t~at emo-Ipleasure. Thus the reader has: Scent Sl?ecial . . '. at T~ai1 Apothecarv? Help Curb An lon, Instructor Itions should nnt be Involved. less and less need to use his cheval, .IS.from Nma RICCi. VAir du'TeI.I.~. 11:00 a.m.-Towne Club, Meeting, Cards, Snack "fhe reader need not be involved imagination. Cour-JOle In the spray cologne are nowt Illpi ~ Accentuated by the finding last month of a German * 6:00 p.m.-Tour to supper and concer~ at Meadow emotionally, We ~ave always S~san Sontagstates that there instea~ of s~x.. Caprice} spray cologneis~ II-4i shepherd-collie with his license tag still around his neck Brook. . had aesthetic reactIOns to such is a new attitude tQ'.....rd pleas. If you re thmkmg Chnstmas in July thev:~ under his thick hair, undergoing experimental surgery 8:30 p.m.-College. Players, "The Bat" performance things ~s beauty;hn~w,e~:~g~e I ure-it will become a sort of good put-away.presents. ' , ~ at Veterans Hospital in Ann Arbor, the fight on Con- Saturd a)' July 29 aesthetic approac as c . learned art. There is so much I gressional appropriations to stop "pet-napping" and * 7:30 p.m.-Memorial Bridge Club, Bridge Sessions, Mr. Fadiman used Voltaire's seriousness in modern artistic insure humane treat.ment of animals supplied for such Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Director CANDl~E as an ~xample of a forms that the old concept of I A Decorator Piece . . . •is the laboratol'Y work grows more intense. 8'00 a m -Pamela A Miller and Dr Peter D. Dora book which can gIve YOlfmany pleasure must be excluded. And permanent card tab 1e with bamboo styled legs and a black L t b h 1 . "ti g the . ., .' .' , things: 1) The story line; 2) so the reader must learn new a$ year Y overw e mmg maJorJ es amon Weddmg ReceptlO,~" Laughter; 3) Pity: 4) Pangloss' methods and language. Miss . leather, gold tooled, top on dis. 83 members of the 'Senate and the 352 members of the 8:30 p.m.-College Players, The Bat Performance optimism; 5) Sexual humor; .6) Sontage uses Ionesco as an ex. play at the Mermaid. Matching' House of Representatives in Washington, D.C., $1.5 Sunday, July ~O A general picture of the follies ample of one who takes pleas. chairs are available. million was voted to prevent pet thieves from stealing 9:00 a.m.-College Players. StrIke Sets. of mankind; 7) The truth or ure in disgust!' Also, she comes family. animals and bootlegging them to animal labora- 1:00 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Theatre, Set Up & Rehearsal falsity of morality (with the ad- out for boredom,ugliness, messi. tories and to prevent animal laboratories from violating Monday July 31 vice to "cultivate your own gar- ness as a means of obtaining the Mr. Sheridan - Books, 81• Kercheval r all rules of decency and sanitation in their treatment of * 9:00 a.m.-Life Painting 'and Drawing Class, Mr. Ray den"). Hence, you e~joy and "new" pleasure a~d delight. - . . "~eige. in t.he Sun" by Mary P~adise.r

animals held for experimentation. J Fleming, Instruotor admire the author In many S~me plays are ~rItten to ob: romantic, hlstoncal novel set in Africa.Calli Now, one year later, a House Appropriations sub- 12:15 p.m.-Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe, Luncheon ways. . . tam a sole emotlon-?oredo~. 1671 or 881-2916 for delivery. committee uncter the chairmanship of Rep. Jamie Whitten and Meeting The modern crlhcs now Shay'some authors . emphasIZe theIr t f M. . . Pl' recommended the sum b cut four fifths *12 30 M . I B'd Cl b B'd S 'Ions that you do not have an aest e. own unattrac Iveness. Beautiful Belting ... bet~n it for o ISSlSSIP e : p.m.- emOrla 1'1 ge u,'. n ge ess , tic experience if you enjoy your Mr. Fadiman cited authors fall. One fashion winner at Mar- to only $300,OOO':"-and the House voted to follow his *. . Mrs. And~ew "Yal~ond, Dlrect0.r book! That w~ich is impor!ant sUl'h as Mailer, Salinger, Gins. recommendation. 1.00 & 7.00 p.m.-Life P,amtmg and Drawmg Classes, is what the expert can find ~n,3 berg and Kerouac as some of garet Rice is the magnificent . Sucn a small sum would not only cripple all efforts Mr. Ray Flemmg, Instructor piece of literature. The arllst s the new prophets. The old novel, rhinestone link belt which makes of th2 government to enforce the Laboratory Animal '" 8:00 p.m.-Movies for Adults & Teens--"The Guns of meaning is no longer important. says he sadly, has died. Now many, many. a dress into a cock. tail dazzler. .. Welfare Act, passed so overwhelmingly last year, but Navarone"-War film with Gregory Peck, These critics speak of "symbol we have the "anti.novel" (nou. iii would make necessary the self-certification of suppliers David Nh'cn, Anthol.lY QuInn and Gia Scala. and image cIuste~s"-if not in veau ro~an). ~here is no st?ry, of laboratory animals. S~lf.certification means that a Single Shows 50c in advance' 75c at door focus, the work IS not under. plot, pQmt of View,progreSSIOn, Mid-summer Doldrums Set• In? Whatyou~' supplier can obtain a license -.simply, by filling out an * 8:00 p.m.-Beginning Bridge Lessons' No. 8 Mrs. stood. H~~ce, poets are no etc. The reader is lef~ tQ un- change of atmosphere ... like a coolemill .. . . " longer wrItIng for the common scramble the whole thmg, and affidavit that he is complying with Federal standards.,' Carne Kl1~y, Instructor reader but for other poets and he is offered an anti.hero for the Bronze. Door~ an. adventure thru their How1!ver, within the last few weeks the Senate voted '" 9:30.11:30 p.m.-Movl.e-Rock for Teens-Ro~k and critics. his anti-pleasure. Many novel. and some hvely mUSIC from the pianobar the sum back up ..to $1,200,000, and now the. fight is Roll dansmg follows above mov~e for Mr Fadiman cited a book by ists have completely dispensed 886-1932 for reservations. ' " shaping up in Congress on this issu~. ' . Grosse Pomt~ teens only. Each mOVIe and Susan Sontagentitled AGAINST with'reality. The Society for' Animal Protective Legislation, dal)ce 75c. In adv~nce; $1.00 at door. INTERPRETATI~N (now. on Upon being interviewed after Washington, D.C.; says in a JUly 14 letter:! DANCE ONLY 60c m advance or at door. order at our lIbrary). Smee his speech, Mr. Fadiman had This $1,200,000 is a small amount when considered Tuesday, August 1 reading her, he n~w sadly.rea.l. these closing words to say. "The against the waste of an\estimated $300,000,000 annulllly .10:00 a,m.-Service . Gilild for Children's Hospital, izes that he was mlStaught lD hIS critics has become more im. caused by bad lare and housing of research animals. Dr. Workshop . YOll~h,as Miss,?ontag says, ~he portant than the audience, even James H. Steele, Chief, Veterinary Publjc Health ~ec- .10:00 & 11:00a.m.-Children's and High School Classi- subJect matter IS no longe~ 1m- the creator. The values of art tion, Epidemiology Program of the National Communica- cal Guitar Classes No 8 Mr Ron Scollon portant -- only the technIque. today are determined by the reo i , .,. , (For example, you count the actions of an expert. If we can't .. ble Disease Center, United States 'Public Health Service, Instructor. number of times imagesof stairs feel what he does then WE states. that approximately 10 per cent- of research using 11:30 a.m.-Sen~or Men'~ G1J~Rummy Group are used in T. S. EliC'!'spoetry). have a pl,'Oblem.... 'To me liter. animals is neutralized' and made unprofitable because 12:00 p.m.:-Sen~or Men,S B!ldge Group The special patterns that are ature is an experience like fall. Robert S. McNamara, who was I including 30 polke th~ animals involved sicken or die from unrelated causes. 1:00 p.m.-Semor ~~n s pmochle Group . _ set up resemble a jig saw puz- ing in loveor becoming a father. ser:l with the troops to Detroit four NationalGiW1lJm, The amount .of money spent on this "neutralized" reo * 2:00 p.m.-CQmposltIonal and Landscape Pamtmg zle; these are especially dom. But to modern critics, it's as if by President Johnson, withheld State Police oflims, II search is approximately three hundred million dollars! . Class, Prof. Emil W,eddige, Instructor inant in tbe modern novel, ac. it's some sort of complex corpse moving .th:e men' into ;Uil! city men, and65priSOOln! proper for six hours while he pitals.' Morethan 1J(I) " The U.S. taJq>ayer has a right to make a strong and 6:30 p.m.-Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe Dinner and cording to Miss Sontag. There is Ito be dissected, and to feel I - bitter complaint at ruch a waste of his money in any field; Meeting , ~me pleasure, b!1t it is of a ~orfY.f~r a c~aracter in a ~l.o()kmade an assessment of the two beenarrestedand~l1lll 1 but when it 'is combined, as this is, with unnecessary.ani. 7:00 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Theatre, Dress Rehearsal dIfferent sort - It has a new Just Isn t fashIOnabletoday. days of rampaging. Tolls were fires Mondaybrooght tlt ; heavy in the two days of de. to over600. Damagt~ . mal stdfering, it is absolutdy intolerable. ". '" 8:00 p.m.-Refresher Bridge Course, NO.8, Mrs. Car- vastation .as 23 dead were con- is estimatedatollllli They urge every interested 'citizen to write or tele~- rie Kiley, Instructor firmed, more than 800 injured, lion. graph the following men, who are expected to take par;t Wednesday, August 2 Headlines of the Week in the Conference Committee which will be formed to 11:00 a.m.-Senior Men's Cribbage Group, Game and The .Crl}enjield .'il/age a~:, resolve the differences between the two Houses, urgently Snack (Continued from Page 1) trol rioting, looting and arson ki t f h. f " f additiQnal casualties in today's on the West side of the city as ng accep ance 0 t E' uU Senate appropnatJon 0 7:00 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Theatre, Rehearsal disaster. Buildings weakened Sunday night. By midnight, the AMERICAN DR:)W $1,200,000: . * 7:30 p.m.-Memorial Bridge Club, Bridge Sessions, in Saturday's quake were felled violence was centered in the ,Senate Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Director on Sunday. Scores of villages area bounded by Grand Boule- Senator Spessard L. Holland, Chairman (D., Fla.) '" 8:30 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Summer Music Festival, around the city were reported vard, Chicago boulevard, Lin. FESTIVAL " N ER THE G S L--.-G , Senator Richard B. Russell .(D, Ga.) "Cabaret, Guitars and Candlelight" - An razed and shoek waves toppled wood, and the Lodge Freeway. July 27, Aug. 3 Senator Allen J. Ellender (D., La.) evening of songs and guitar-solo, duo, and a building as far away as Is- Mayor Cavanagh ordered a 91 "OUR AMERICAN COUSIN" Senator Roman L. Hruska (R., Neb.) trio--in a lighthearted and romilntic vein, tanbul, located 100 miles' north. p.m. to 5:30 a.m. curfew on the July 28, 29, Aug. 2 Senator Milton R. Young (R., N. Dak.) . with Gonzalo Torres, Ronald Scollon, west of Adapazari. city for Sunday and early MQn. "THE HENRIETTAI1 Address: Senate Office Building, Alexander Suczek. Performance with reo * * * day and closed package liquor' Washingt n D C freshment '$2.50 CARL SANDBURG, one of stores, bars and the ate r s I July 31, Aug. 1,4,5 0, .. America's greatest poets, died throughout Detroit. Responding Nightly at 8:30 p.m. escept S~ayl .No ~ House of Representatives Thursday, August 3 'in Flat Rock, N.C., Saturday. to a request from Governor Ad 1 $1 SO Ch'ld to 16 $ 75 Fm Hon. George Mahon (D., Texas), Chairman, House 11:00 a.m.-Welcome Wagon of Grosse Pointe and at the age of 89. The biographer Romney, President J 0 h n son Appropriations Committee Harper Woods, Meeting, Coffee, Sandwiches of Abraham Lincoln, Sandburg sent 4700 federal troops to Sel. Henry Ford Museum.TheJi.' Hon. William H. Nateher (D., Ky.) 8:00 p.m.-Weight W~tchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc. ha'd been recuperating from a fridge Field to be used as seen Hon. George G. Morris (D., N. Mex.) 8:30 p.m.-Grosse Pomte Theatre, "The Boys From heart attack suffered five weE'ks fit. at Greenfield \'ill~~l',Pe;lrhorl1 \:. . Hon. George E. Shipley (D, 111.) Syracuse"-Tickets $2.50 - Call 882-5538 ago. Called the greCltest poet * * * since Walt Whitman, he won I I Hon. Frank T. Bow (R., OhiQ) or sen d chec'k to Gro!'se Pointe Theatre, 32 two Pulitzer prizes for litera. WITH CLOSE TO HALF of 'I Hon. Robert H. Michel (R., Ill.) Lake Shore Road. ture, even though he never at- the districts counted, it was ap_ IIon~ Odin Langen (R., Minn.) ------tended high school. parent today that Puerto Rico A & C ~~~O~!:~~G~h~ VH~ Hon. William Henry Harrison (R., Wyo.) . your wishes knO\m to the local I to form a community group to * * * ~as v?ted in favor of maintain.,i Address: House Office Building, city council members, mayors promote better biking facilities Monday,July 24 mg . Its 15.year-old common. i • Custom • Washington, D.C. and city managers. In addition, I in our city. NATIONAL GUARDSMENwealth status ~nd against U.S. i REUPHOLSTERING & IfS1lI)l Western Union's "public opinion message" rate should this appeal to so m e I Dr. Edward G.Kane joined Detroit and State Police statehood. Commonwealthstatus' • free pick up ami delir~, costs about half the regular tele,:{raph rate, or approxi. readers, it may be worthwhile I 695 Lincoln Road officials in their attempt to con- was receiving 63 percent of the i • select fr&m hundreds 0] ilIl ------.------vote, statehood about 36 per.' mately 88 cents minimum to Washington, address in. cent, an? independence 1 per- fabrics eluded free. 'Marines Commission Lt. George Mutter cent. It IS up to the U.S. Legis. • custom made slip corlr! -~ J. • guaranteed • ttnns ~ Betty Stephens Marine Second Lieutenant of knowledge, esprit de corps, I I~ture to make the final rieci. Slon FREE ESTIMATES - VA ~1llI 1 George J. Mutter, son of Mr. and leadership traditional to the I I as t? the future status of ------1 1 ana Mrs. Harry G. Mutter of Marine Corps. - P~e~to ~ICO,under U.S. juris. OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE - Ion." W 't . d dictIon smce 1898. t0 ~ nl tIer roa , was com. Particular emphasis is placed I [ Letters the Ed Ltor mlssloned an officer in the U.S. on the duties and responsibiIi- * * • ______, _I ~:~~e S~~~s, a~U~~ti~,[ar~~~ ~~5nd~~.the rifle platoon com. Tuesday, July 25 ( ~ To tbe Editor: 1 ing. With whole families par. upon graduation from Officer U d t' d t FULL. SCALE GUN B~.T. The Kiwanis Club of Grosse ticipating, it would be wisp tntialfer IE'arning.The only Srrring tire .lJuarter of a. century t~e bike ramp in order to facilitate immediately? way you clln hr SlITI'of good moving foree behmd the~e ~IS. street crossing. Number two: Where E/~e In the Poiutes vision is lhrough a llrof('ssion. RUGS BOUND GROSSE POI:'-" eight years and is • Past Presi-I Both recommendations would' • Finished basement rr.c or play room. Ollt rompl('!!'.mod!'rn lin~ of Large New WILLIAM R. HAMtLTO:" II ... 0 . ER CURE:"CE IJ. rr dent of the Kiwanis Club. ! be simple and inexpensive op. • Updated kilchen, stainless built.ins. chilclren's('\,('wear.\VE"l1 s('e Carpet Selections And so - to our friends and i erations. ~e corner ~amp s • Newly.decorated. carpet. draperies includecl. lhat your glasse" look right neighbors. ~nd to you, Arnold, could be Simple foot Wide see. • New aluminum ~torms aU windows. fantastically low ' IImlfit right-anrl "ivl' you a ., the Kiwanis Club is very grate. tions cut .into the existing curbs heat bill, low taxes, too. hutlon. too' McOoy Carpet !' Ilil. and easily incorporated into • Private drive. garage by back door. Oompany t Willi.1mO. Bradley, Jr. replacement curbs whieh seem • Sl!parale basemenl. entrance. DETROIT ~j Immediate Past President to be a common thing this sum. • No exterior work, still a yard 10 puller in. Low Johnslon Oplical (0, OPE:'II !\fON. AND FRJ. 39i.) c: \SS A\E:"UE and Chairman, 4th or July mer. A bike trail on the lake monthly maintenance. UNTIL 9:00 1'.;\1 TE 1.2'.12 ~. Maleers of High Grlde Glesses , ' Corr.mittee. 1967 side of Lake Shore Road would • Advantages of owning, rentin!! or a co.op, all in one. Since 1876 New Location NORTHWEST . l~ be a terrific location for family Where Else? 87 Kercheval AVI. GrOllt Pol nle Farm, 25527 Harper Hl0[)O l~m:~CotZE:lS Dear Sir:. bi!:ing with little danger of in. 16817 CRANFORD LANE, GROSSE POINTE CITY 7U 20$950 l~ A pastime which seems to jury or interference from auto. 3 BIk1. N. of 10 Mile or ].]:lOO mobiles. OpeD House, 2 to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday or 20148 Mlck Ave. be attraeting great numhers in Grolse Pointe Woods 777-7550 our community is bicycle rid. Bike riders unite and make call 882.1153 for appointment. TU '-868' GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine IOkay, ladies, Whose Gun Is This? . . ..I Jeanne A. Asmus Weds Don Becker ... Speaks Vows July 15 In Grosse Pointe Methodist " - Church: Couple Will Live In Baltimore Where ~.; , Mr. Becker Is In Army Intelligence Training At an evening service Saturday, July 15, in Grosse Pointe Methodist Church, Jeanne Alison Asmus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Asmus, of Beaupre avenue, was married to Don Wayne Becker. The Reverend Gilbert S.~ Smith officiated at the 71 chiffon and carried daisy and o'clock candlelight cere. t ivy nosegays. WOMEN'S mony, which was followed Mr., Becker, son of Mr. and by a reception in the Crys. Mrs. John Becker, of Tecumesh, tal Ballroom of the Grosse asked Robert Baker, also of Pointe War Memorial. Tecumseh, to serve as best man. Th b'd .. . g John T. Asmus, of Colorado ---- e rl e, gIVen in marria e Springs, the bride's brother, and Short and to by her father, wore a f 100 r Richard Lamb, of Wyandotte, From Another Pointe length pe~u de sOle sheath ac. were ushers. cented. wIth seed pearls and I Mrs. Asmus chOSe an ap})le the Pointe ChantIlly lace. Her. gown fea. green "ilk shantung dT".ss and of View tured a Chapel tr~I?, lIl?d h~r jacket ensemble, accented with Private RICHARD A. RUN. shoulder length. silk veIl .was lace, for her daughter's wedding By Janet Mueller STADLER, 23, son of MR. and secured ~y a p~arled headpIe~e. and the reception. The bride. MRS. G E 0 R G E H. RUN. She earned a bouquet of whIte groom's mother selected a deep STADLER,. of Brys drive, com. roses. pink and wbite lace sheath. Both d ellow "Do You?" buttons are blooming pleted a radio relay and carrier ~ r s: Tho mas Brune, ~f mothers pinned white camellias ~ arlundThe Pointe these days. operation course at the Army Prmceville, Ill., was her. S15. to their purses. inned to lapels, pursef' - even bathing Southeastern Signal School, Ft. ter's honor attendant. BrId~s. The newlYWed Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Ga., July 7. During the maids were Kay Becker, toe Becker left immediately for ~f~U£orWomen's Association for the Det~oit Photo by Dale Pen 9.week course, he was trained Neither Cornie Van Gorder (MARI- in Fries Auditorium of the Grosse bridegroom's sister, and Ellen their home in Baltimore Md. -&f Orchestra members, relentlessly pursumg to operate different types of Preuss, or Midland. where he is in Army intelli: ~y r projectthrough the war.m months LYN MASON), left nor Dale Ogden Pointe War Memorial. College Players, field telephone, telegraph and (BARB KIMBLE) will answer any ques. a group of local students who enjoy They wore floor length gowns gence training and she will radio relay equipment. His i ~f • r,- full uestion (face 1:'t "D0 You.?".IS JUs. t a fashioned of buttercup yellow teach kindergarten. q wife, JEANNE, lives in st. tions put to' them by The Detective drama, presents one play each summer. 11,\ "Do you h~ve a dollar to contribute to the ! '. Clair Shores. ~pbOny Orchestra's. Maintenance Fund?" If (JEFF JAGLOIS) - but eventually all Admission donation of $1.25 is used Frank W. Hausmann, Jr., MR. and MRS. JOSEPH L, questions DO answered, in the clos. solely to cover production costs; the of McMillan road, vice.president HUDSON, JR., of Washington ~Iie ladieswill accept It on the spot-and, ev.en • • • g~t ing scenes of "Tne Bat," to be presented Players is a non.profit organization. of National Bank of Detroit, road, and their four children, ~ they'll manage t{) pro~uc~ a pen and receIpt LESTEH M. ELLIOTT, vice. president-finance and member by College Players at 8:30 o'clock this Tickets may be obtained from any CI)I. has been elected president of JOSEPH IV, JEAN, LOUISE rdnowledge your contnbutIon. of the board of directors for evening, Thursday, July 27, and Friday lege Players member or at the door on the Financial Analysts Society and WEBBER, who were accom- . r Women's Association president Mrs. W. McCord Corporation, will retire and Saturday evpnings, July 28 and 29, performance nights. of Detroit. panied by ANNE FISHER, ':lh, ofPemberton nad, Grosse Pointe Summer from the company this month. * * * d a ugh t e r of the ED\\IN I_an Mrs.John Fildew and members of her He and his wife MARGARET a cad e m i c year 1966.67 is I To Be Breide to the Island as soon as the DR. and MRS'. T Y : 0 N FISHERS, also of Washington l!ee discussedthe fund'raising drive's progress live in Touraine road. Mr. EI. MARGARET J. OYAAS, reo boats left to be able to cheer TOTTE, '1fl!ampton r:oa , an. road. iffe recentlyat the Fildews' Bedford road home. liott joined McCord in 1945 as turning to the College for her at the finish as well as the. nounce the bIrth of a daughter, • • • the company's first controller senior year this fall, daughter I ".,, start. Joining them on Macki- :thyra Ann, July 18. Mrs. Totte MR. and MRS. EDWARD H. Imittee members include the Mesdames William and was elected to his present of MR. and MRS. JULIAN E. , nac is CHER'lL FISHER, Con. Istbeformer CAROL BENZIN, THOMAS, of North COlonial I,AnatolJ. Hoski, Richard J. Langs, J. Donald position in 1963. He has served OYAAS, of Rivard boulevard. r quest skipper's big sister; who daughter of MRS. ELMER BEN. court, St. C I air Shores,' an- l JamesF. Mooney, Lewis J. Novak, Jr., P. as a director since 1955. * * * ;,"" t,as been living in New York, ZIN, of Lochmoor boulevard. nounce the birth of a son, SEAN &Pfafi, John C. Prost, Darrell Statzer and Victor • , working towalJ her Masters de. Paternal grandpprents are DR. BASHARA. July 7. Mrs. Thomas • • REBECCA R. F R EN C H, gree in English at New York and MRS. CLARENCE TOTTE, is the former CLAUDIA ANN ~. Among those named to the daughter of MR. and MRS. UniversIty. of Hampton road. KOURY, daughter of the WIL- * * * Northwood Institute, Midland, JAMES M. FRENCH, of Ridge * • • • • • LIAM KOURYS, of Harper Dean's Honor Roll for the " ItAhead Spring Term, having earned a road, is in Akita" Japan, in Looking forward to a mid. MR.- and MRS. PAUL BRIN., Woods, formerly of North Brys northern Honshu, spending a August tour of the West Coast ICH, SR" of Beaconsfield ave. drive. irllll'Iull months away, but the Michigan Lucia grade average of "B" or better month with a Japanese family are TINA FISHER, daughter of nue, will celebrate their Golden • • • ~iPOlISOred annually, (for the past two years- for the term, are THOMAS I be Year Number Three coming up), by the COYLE, an Advertising major, under the auspicces of the Ex. the ALFRED J. FISHERS, JR., Weddipg anniversary Sunday, Cl\ildren's Hospital of MieN. son of DR. and MRS. JAMES periment in International Liv. and LYNN HOWARD, whose July :)0, at an Open House in gan Board of Trustees president ktdlshCouncil, demands a full four months of ing. Before her departure July mother, MRS. LIVINGSTONE the Birmingham home of their MRS. GERARD R. SLATTERY E. COYLE; of Beacon Hill, It 1 • GREGORY MORGAN, a Busi. 14, she took, a three.week HOWARD, will lead the Expe. daughter, MRS. FRANCIS VON and Mrl. SLATTERY, of Lake. iwe're pleased to report that preliminary J.)rep. ness Mamigement major, son course in the Japanese Ian- amon. Tina, a student at the KOSS. The' Brinichs were mal'. shore road, entertained yester- lbve alreadybegun, with the announcement by of MR. and MRS. J.. W. guage. She'll spend five days Academy of the Sarred Heart, ried in Old St. Mary's Chnrch day evening at a supper party in Toyko and two weeks travel. Noroton, Conn:, and Lynn, a July 31, 1917. Besides Mrs. VaIi following the Hospital's ground. !presidentMarvin R, Anderson, of South Deep. MORGAN, of Yorkshire road, ing in other areas of Japan, student at the Ethel Walker KOS5 they have a son, PAUL, breaking ceremonies. Trustees, lid, lhatMr.and Mrs, Carl Johnson, of WindmHl and JOHN REHA, an Advertis. (during this time, she'll climb School, Simsbury, Conn., are and 13 grandchildren. members of the medical execu- (Continued on Page 16) ing major, son of. MR. and Mount Fuji), at the conclusion both currently doing volunteer • • • tive committee, chiefs of the MRS. FRANC I S REH/, , of of her home.stay, before reo work at St. John Hospital. Sum. Back from a month's vacation various hospital services and Manor avenue. turning to The States. mer plans for Tina's brother, in Europe, during which they their wives were among the ' • • • • • • ALFRED, III, ll. Georgetown visited Austria, Hungary. Ger. guests, r ROBERT F. WEBER, of Students who will bi) freshmen Photo by Paul Gach student include surfing at Wai. many, France and England, are (Contiftued ea. Pap 15) Lakeshore road, treasurer.des. at Western Michigan University The engagement. of BAR. keke Beach, Honolulu, Hawaii, l ignate, Kiwanis International, in the" fall llnd who recently BARA SINCLAIR DAY to Dr. wit h George'lown classmate will attend the midsummer spent three days of orientation Philip Charles Giesen was an. BISHOP McDONNELL, of New meeting of the Kiwanis Inter- on the WMU campus in Kala. nounced fly her parents, Dr. York, nephew of MRS• .ANNE A national Board of Trustees at mazoo, living in WMU residence and Mrs. A. Jackson Uay, at McDONNELL FOrm. creative &K the Kiwanis International Build- halls, meeting their counselors, a small cocktail party held Sat. • • • Short ing in Chicago, m., July 30 taking pre.entrance tests and urday afternoon at their home Cadet JERRY L. MARTIN, Cut through August 3. Mr. Weber touring the campus, included in Cloverly road. 20, son of MR. and MRS. child :oiffeurs will be formally inducted as Pointers DIANE TUTAG, SUZ. Miss Day attended Kingswood JAMES C. MARTIN, of Haw. To treasurer ,at ceremonies sched. ANNE E. KLAVER, GAIL School and Wells College, and thorne road, is attending Army uled for Tuesday evening, HIUGER and KRISTEN J. was graduated from the Univer. Reserve Officers' Training corps phofography August 1. KIRSCH, all of whom plan to sity of Michigan" where she af. summer camp at ]'t. Riley, Kan. • • • major in Elementary Educa- filiated with Collegiate Sorosis. He is a student at Michigan Named to the Connecticut tion; NANCY J. ALBERTSON, She is a member of Sigma State University, East Lansing, College for Womell' Dean's List SUE D. LANDLESS, MARTIN Gamma Association. She is the Mic". Upon successful comple. by for the second semester of the H. ST. JOHN, GREG DUKE, granddaughter of Robert W. tio~ of summer camp and .grad. MICHAEL HELLERBACH and Sinclair, of Vendome road, and natIOn. f~om college, he WIll.be SHELLEY BECK, who plan to the late Mrs. Sinclair. commISSioned a second lIeu. Jack DeForest take General courses of studies; Dr Giesen son of Dr. 'ana I tenant in the U.S. Anny. Martin MARGARET M. COUZENS, Mrs.' Conrad 'W. Giesen, of Suo is a member of the Scabb~rd who plans to major in Home per'lor, W'IS.,received his Bach. &. Blade. a~d the Pershmg Economics; KATHRYN L. KO. R fl ti H gr d ted 884-4852 TOWSKI, who intends to major elors degree from the Univer. . I es SOClCes. e a u~ in Sochl Work; JOSEPH P. sity of Michigan, where he In. 1964 from Grosse POInte KAISER, ,JR., who plans to ma. affiliated with S i g m a Phi High School. jor in Mechanical Engineering; fraternity, and his M.D. from and BRUCE R. NICHOLS, who st. Louis University, where he t~ plans to take Pre-Law courses. was elected to Alpha Omega • .. .. Alpha honorary fraternity. J He is presently a Resident SALLY SLATER, of Lewiston road, CHARLOTTE BACON, of Physician in Pathology at Uni- Wlh i tit i e r road, LAURIE versity Hospital, Ann Arbor. CRUICKSHANK, of Hillcrest A fall wedding is planned. lane, and JANICE GARBARI. NO, of Greenbriar lane, are at. Up from his l"ort Lauderdale, tending school in France under Fla., home for a visit with his Langu ..ge iL e ~ glu e ~rogram. brother.in.law and sister, MR. ITher are studymg for SIX wf!eks and MRS. WALTER B. FISH. and plan side trips into Italy ER, of Cloverly road, is LEWIS! and Switzerland. IBROWN. *** ••• MR. and MRS. AI.FRED F. Cheering section for TOM I STEINER, of Stephens road'i FISHER, JR., a~d the. crew of and MR. and MRS. WILFRED < his "Conquest," mcludmg TOM umtner A. STEINER. of Westchester; FISHER, SR., KURT LAGER. road, are cruising aboard their' FELDT, TOM and ED SHU. yacht "Alolga," p r'e s eln t1 y I'MAKER, BOB SELLERS and docked at Mackinac Island. !MlKE V.\N LOKEREN, at the ALFRED F. STEINER, II, son: start of the Port HurCln.Macki. of the Wilfred Steiners, and' nac Race were MRS. FISHER, PAM SCHNEIDER spent the' SR.• and JULIE FISHF.r., MRS. Michl'lle past w('ekend with the cruising LAGER FELDT and the JOHN Presents party. ;C. GRIFFlNS, who motored up The Arrival ------e of , Mr. Blackwell's I Fall Courtiere WATCH I Collection Ii REPAIRING I I I for all makes ,I . done on our premises * with ultrasonic cleaning ~o.Utut oJL)UJAUrliJII dMuu OMEGA & TISSOT Au.thorited Agency I r Valente gewelers ~e 1 .-,res Fine Jewelers Since 1934 I 13cUTJ aUE IIICHELLE"SBOllTlt)llE 1660 I E. Warren at Kensington Rd. 8 0 1888MACK 1 7° ~CK AVENUE Situated in TU 1-4800 leon's HOIrdre:..:ers TU 6.1814 SROSSE 'Po'N1E 'rA~MS ------GROSSE POINTE NEWS 'rhursdIY, J~y27~ o Plge Ten Society News Gathered from~ll of the Point~ brotber, StePbu and Gerald F ~ Ellen Lenore West ::~,~::~&.:£!d:h~~~:;::'Mrs. John B. Hofmann Krause-Fogt VOWS briCle. ogt,~ A pastel I!eet dress Was 11 lit Is Saturday Bride ~tl!!~.::~~~~.::;~:i'~~: Exchanged July 21 for her daugbfi .,Foe'l te Mrs. West selected a peach tb tI II!\!,.. A home in Detroit awaits Mr. and Mrs. John Fred ~ reception.lIlu:' Following a vacation in California, Mr. and Mrs. silk Ii~en dress w~th a hat of Krause upon their return from a vacation in Northern brldegroolll's John Bayle Hofmann who spoke their marriage vows I matchmg peach ,rt~bon and. a Ill~"" . G p'. t U' . . corsage of cymbIdIUm orchIds Michigan. They exchanged marriage vows Friday eve- p~stel bluelilt ' Satllr day In. rosse om e mtanan Chl:lrch, ~IU make in a toast shade for the cere.' ning at First English Evangelical Lutheran Church. With a lIlatching ~ theIr ho~e 10 Ann A.rbor. where ~ot~ wIll begIn gradu- many and reception. The bride. (\)>------, mothers llinnedlilt ate studle.s at. the Umverslty of MIchIgan. groom's mother, Mrs. Hofmann, Mrs. Krause is the former I Seating the guests ~ere Roy Ipale pinkS\1;~'. The bnde 15 the former<$> I chose a dress of tangerine silk Linda Louise Fogt, daugh- K r a use, the bridegroom's their baodb "=1l1 Ellen Lenore West, daugh. A three.tiered illusion veil chiffon with a matching veiled ter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert ags. tel' of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard fell from her lace pillbox hat, 'pillb.ox hat. Her corsage was R. West, of Hawthorne road. and she carried a bouquet of fashIOnedof cream.colored cym. G. Fogt, of Neff road. Her Her husband ill the son of white roses. stephanotis and ivy, bidjum orchids. , husband is the son of Mr. 1'7015 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Hof. centered with a white orchid, For traveling to California, and Mrs. Willard C. Krause, SUMMER~ mann, of East Jefferson her going.away corsage. th\~ nt!WMrs. Hofman.n wore a I Kercheval of Hampton road. 10 a.m. to5:lQ . avenue. H 0 nor attendant Elizabeth I navy blue d~ess ~nd Jacket en- in thE! • "f' W t Wunsch carried a bouquet of semble of sJlk lmen, accented A reception at The Gourmet 1 Village Dai~ '" Tb J) 15S e ~ormer es wore .,. S h . .10 h.te ' a candlelight gown of pearled pm" wee~ eart .r os e s With1 IV I . • House followed the 6:30 o'clock Alencon lace and organza for phalaenoPsls or~hlds. Carrying \ Out.~f.t~wn guests lOeluded rites, at which The Reverend the 5:30 o'clock rites at which oouquets ~f pll~k. Sweetheart I the br.ldes uncles and aunts, Paul F. Keppler "resided. Dr. Erwin Gaede of Ann Arbor roses and pmk mInIature carna. the John M. Henrys and Dr. officiated. Her detachable cir: tions were bri~esmaid,s Ma~tha I and Mrs. WilI~amG. J:Ie~ry,all For her wedding, the former r.ular train featured pearled Henry, a. C?USInof tull b~ld?, o~ Toledo, 0., the brtde '> ~ou. Miss Fogt chose a princess lace appliques. and MarJorie West, the brtde s SlDS, Mr. and. Mrs. Dan I ill sIster. Sturges, of WIlton, Conn., and style all.over embroidered oJ:" The three attendants we r e the Lee D. Henrys, of Clevela~d gaoza gown. Her full organza dressed alike in gowns of star- Heights, 0., and the DaVid train featured an embroidered Yanc!J~ light blue, each with a floating St~pletons, ,of Dover, Mass., the border, and a small matching Last 3 Days Hair Fashions ba('k panel falling from her brtdegroom s uncle and aunt. headpiece secured her bouffant IRENE HALL. Prop. shoulders. They wore circlets Also present were the bride. illusion veil. NO APPOINTMINT of pink Sweetheart roses in groom's grandparents, the Her. summer sa~ HIC£SSARY . their hair. bert R. Bayles, of San Diego, She carried miniature carna. Open 8:00 to 5:00 The bridegroom's brother, Calif., the bride's grandmother, 1lI0n. thru Sat. tions. stephanotis and ivy. Tuesday ~.n1n .. Herbert Randall Hofmann, was Mrs. David W. Henry, of Toledo, by Appolnbnenl best man. Ushers were David 0., the John L. Marshes, (If Maid of honot' La.uretta i"ogt. UP • Shampoo and Set-2.00 Stapleton, Jr., of Dover, Mass., New 'York C i t y, the C. L. the bride's .ister. and brides" 1/ • Hail'C\.lttingo-1.75 TO AIr Condltloned a cousin of the bridegroom, Schneiders, of Chesterton, Ind., maids Mrs. Jeffery Hinman 2 Thomas Charles West, a cousin the C h a r I e s Goodman.s, of Photo by Paul Gach 1"37 E. Jefhraott ELLEN LENORE WEST, daughter of the Leonard and Nancy Krause, lister of the 'Irtd"l on Church Lot In .... r of the bride, and the bride's Parma, I)., and the Merrill G. th • CLOTHINC • SHOES VA 2-4414 . brothers, Leonard West, Jr., . Brands, of Perrysburg, O. R. Wests, of Hawthorne road, and Mr. Hofmann, son bridegroom, wore floor lene of the Arnold E. Hofmanns, of East Jefferson avenue, pink linen gOWJUl overlaid with Including a Clearancein Our spoke their wedding vows Saturday in Grosse Pointe organza net. New "Bigger Boys" DePlm...... Unitarian Church . Their flowers were cascades : Up T. Sil' 2D ' .. ~ .." of Elegance carnations and ivy Regular, Huski'llnd •. ..~ ": streamers. • .. • 0. I .....- "'IIt- Mrs. John f. Krause Edward Maples was best man. ,..~:..::.•.•.... .:, ' .. • - .J..••••• .. • .' \ 'I' 0: • ~ ••.•••. '.1 ::..": :.:'. .. :.: '. " Patrick of Brusse BELGIUM'S LEADING HAIR STYL~

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The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ! Willard C. Krause, of Hampton road. MUTSCHLER KITCHENS I Will Continue Concert Tours 20227 Mack Ave." in the Woods II Grosse Pointe War Memorial, concert series, will continue to which has run a bus for Grosse do so for the second four weeks Telephone TU 4.3700 Pointe patrons t'J the first half on a week.to.week basis if de. I of the 1l1eadowBrook summer mand is sufficient. Concert goors may reserve for single concerts instead of all oJ four. lWundtrip bus transporta. tion with c 0 c k t a i I service aboard, dinner at T rum bull Terrace and reserved seat in Baldwin Pavilion is included for $8.50. Trips are planned for each ' Friday through August 19. They leave from the Center at 6 p.m. returning just before midnight. A Distinctive Colonial ill Prime Location . ~ patio parlying lIlael. axdtin; Paid reservations for each This home is exceptionally well priced and merits consi~ Friday night must be in the " those who require 4 bedrooms and the usual other acCO '.'. • • .with natural KoraaD straw Center office by the precedinl~I Wednesdl'Ynoon. Should there pertinent to a home of this type. . er f((C> not be a sufficient number to lIIats Th~e include a paneled library with pegged ~oormg, PO:d I fi1t calCiill place make the trip, reh:nds will be I Flonda room, patio, kitchen with built.in dIShwasher, made that Wednesday evening. paneled games room with fireplace. There are 3 bathS Ma9JIlit <4 fOr $3' - "._-..- .-- _.------I It is in the "Lady Star of the Sea" parish, and near th e mentary and Parcells' Jr. High Schools. ~ 1 Intricately handwoven mo's FRESH UP The site is 100 x 162 feet in size and beautifully landscaped, ~..~~ YOUR FLOWER MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? ~, ' add on interesting nole GARDEN ~. to indooroOtlfdoor Anytime till Nov. IF YOUR BOME IS FOR SALE FRESH BLOOMING I dining.. JQOkewelcome Ask fM OUT malUn" "10 R'/JIOM Willi YOI' ANNUALS Should List With Johnston. 8< JOhnstOll'" ..- PERE'NNIALS • • oUT 3 UlO"" ":Nehav~ 40 experienced, full time salespeople operatlDgaIntrade.~,~ gifts for the hostess or ~oJnte offices. We advertise extensively, finance, haveN tional1l!l",. TUBEROUS BEGONIAS HYBRID LILIES msura.nce department, and belong to a 240 member a lJeiJIg lltIt "ew bride on your fist. HUGE SELECTION Orgamzation.which gives us advance information ~n .peo~edaYS. ferred to thIS area. 90% of our listings are sold wlthlO .. IN LARGE POTS FOR SAF£ PLANTING One or a Truck Load GROSSE P01NU 3 omcES Phone 463.0164 or visit Jacobsons . FLOWERLAND A; It'lhIlU_ HOME DECORATIVE SHOP I GARDENS REALTORS 43678 N. GRATIOT TU 4.0600 on: JO~ MOUNT CLEMENS 1B1r!BEP.,~ OF THE DETROI':' AND GROSSE POINTE REAl- T,STA GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ICambridge Hall Mrs. Gary l. Ah ~feld Country Club nlfeld-McGill Rites TOltrnament Set Will Go Mod Miss Bicknell Wed The American Bridge League une has sanctioned six weeks of ,Theme of the outdoor steak ebrated J 10 bridge championships to be held roast on the Bl)wling Green be. To George A. Kellner eI _----::--:---- at Cambridge Hall. low the 'errace of the Country . g marriage vows Saturday afternoon, June These locally rated tourna. Club of Detroit, scheduled Sat. Martha Henry Bicknell, daughter of Dr. Frank B. E1cban~ointeMemorial Church, w~re Nancy ~c. ments carry liberal master point urday evening, August 5, will be Bicknell, of Rivard boulevard, and the late Alesia Lora- in Grosse (Mr and Mrs. H. C. McGIll, of Sunnmg- a.wards and trophies were par. :~r~u~~d f~~~r~e~~\\ i~~~:: nger Bicknell, and George Andrew Kellner, son of Mr. daughter 0 Gary Lee Ahlfeld, of Ann Arbor, son t~c.ularly authorized for compe' phernalia fashion show and dis. and Mrs. Paul J. Kellner, of New York City. exchanged dril,;:fd1'ckAhlfeld, of Clawson, and the late Mr. ltlton among East Side Detroit cotheque dancing, to the music wedding vows Saturday afternoon. f1<"er i'------I players and players from The of The Pleasure Seekers, F 0 II0 win g the 4:30 0 h Cl b il Pointe, Harper Woods, Warren, ' 'd' wore a floor Pointe Yac t u fo owed the East Detroit, St. Clair Shores Party-goers have been asked o'clock service in Christ 1\Irs. Thomas Morris, Mrs. lk bn e.e gown fash. 12:30 o'clock service, at which all other East Side suburbs. • to come in "informal Mod" at. Church, Grosse Pointe, at Lewis Borden, III, and Lynn Ell1~l!'bo lace and The Reverend Bertram deHeus n tire. Dinner will be served until which The Rever end Kastner. ,of nbne t C hap e I Atwood officiated. The first event, Men's and ~:30 o'clock, w~en the dan~ing George Whitney officiated, They were ~ pink A.line a Womens' pair, will take place IS s~ated to begm, and contlflue a reception was held at the gowns and carned Sweetheart , satin Dior bow For her .daughter's wedding, this evening, Thursday, July 27, -WIth a break for the fashIOns I . roses. A illusion veil. Mrs. McGill selected a blue at 7:45 o'clock. Reservations at 11 o'clock-until 1:30 in the, Country Club of DetrOIt. Lewis Borden, ill, acted as ere glamellias wool and silk dress accented may be obtained by calling Joan ber morning. Tb~ former Miss Bicknell J best man for Mr. Kellner. In filrfrsI\' with ribbon and lace. Sl1e pin. Bourget, 372.0626. I - f Birm. loed orchids to her purse. The ,------wore ~ gow~ fashioned of peau the usher corps were Starr ~ Sanders,attendant Ibridegroom's mother chose a The complete schedule is as MR. and !\IRS. HILARY H. Ide sOle With an o\'erlay ~f Brinckerhoff, James A k e r s, 11'15 bonor>~ Ra~ mint green silk sheath and wore follows: July 27, Men an rl MICOU, JR" of Moran road, Alencon lace. Her lace veil David Devoe, Michael Feir. .:<. fi'ere ,,"rs. h'd co age Women Pair', August 3 Ml'xed feted MH. and MRS. FRANK \~as floor length and s~e car. stein, Gerald Freedman, Tbom- ""'.,. brl'de's cousin, an ore I rs . • .... Pairs; Augu~t 10, Open Pairs ZURN, of Erie, Pa., with a ned a bo~quet of camellil.:s and as Monahan, Beverly Coiner ~ Invin. The newlyweds are making (qualif)'ing); August 17, Open cocktail and buffet supper party stephanol1s. and Edmund Twining. lit)'refloor length pink their home in Ann Arbor fol- Pairs (final); August 24, Open before Mr. ~Ucou and Mr. Zurn . Catherine Bicknell was her The newlywed Mr. and Mrs. ;:ns and carri.ed b?X' lowing a vacation in Harbor Team gam-e; August 31, Master took off for Port Huron and the sister's maid of honor and Kellner will make their home blI1Sacce~ted \~th pink Springs. Mr. Ahlfeld is complet- P~ir-Mini~~~ 100 M.P.; and start of the Detroit-Mackinac Ibridesmaids were Mary and in New York City when they race last Saturday. They sailed Alesia Bicknell, the bride's return from a vacation in the carnations., '!(" ing work on his Master's degree A gust 31, !.lImIted Pair - Less Alhleld~sked H. ~.Irk . . Ii . than 100 M.P. aboard the Zurns' "Kahili." sisters, Mrs. John S. F. Daly, South seas, Australia and India.: silanti to serve In Counse ng and Education . . ,01YLating'theguests at Eastern Michigan univer'l . C/lmb~l~ge halI ~ comPlete~y In!D.Abl!eldthe bride. Isity, where the new Mrs, Ahl. air conditIoned. It IS located In !I~er R~YBuchana~ i feld is finis~ing her undergrad- ,the Edsel Ford service drive, -. ~ Ba,~e, oi Ypsilanti. uate w?rk In E Ie men tar y b eJ wee n Outer Drive and I " ' ~ at the Grosse Edlll~ahon. Chalmers. " now <9pen ~, , ,I . Pboto by Collingwood StudIo At a Saturday afternoon c(lremony June 10, in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, NANCY McGILL VITOA,JOHN . and Mr. Ahlfeld were married. She is the daughter , l' '. of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McGill, of Sunningdale drive, He , . is the son of Mrs. Frederick Ahlfeld, of Clawson, and the late Mr. Ahlfeld. HAm, FASHION , ,. Ha'Waiian Luau We Are Proud to Announce The Open'ing of Our New Salon At Set at Hunt Club

The ~rosse Pointe Hunt Club is having an Hawaiian Luau on 63. KERCHEVAL Saturday, July 29. Hawaiian leis, direct from In the New Colonial Federal Building, on the Hill The Islands, will be presented to guests as they arrive for' We cordially invite you to come i~ cocktails and hors d' oruvres. and see our new facilities and meet our .tOll Polynesian dinner will be fol- lowed by dan~ing under the • MR..VITO stars to the music of "Mokie • MR. EVEL • MISS MILDRED • MISS EULA Stylist Shom~ girl HaweII season's ticket on us , .. Just draw up your Tugab and his Royal Palms chair, mix a tall cool one ••• and lookl The Gold Cup Races-VenetIan Orchestra." A special feature Night-Fourth of July fireworks-sails in the sunlight-right outside of this group are the "South • MR. JOHN • MISS VERONICA • MISS DAROl your window. Just one of the many advantages of apartment living at Sea Dancers" who will perform R.«eptionist ManiCurist Shoreline East. There's no charge for the entertainment ••• It's on us! at 9:30 o'clock. \ We planned it that way, on the water's edge. Hosts for the evening are Mr. tel~phone 886-3730 " and 1\11's.Joseph R. Martin, of Studio, one aM two bedroom apartmenfs (rom $t15/month Peachtree lane. Co.1JC'~ts are Photo by O'Connor Studios Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wall. EXPERTSIN PERMANENT'S and HAIR COLORING Models open noon-6:OO p.m. or by appointment of Colonial road, and Mr. and ner, of Ridgemont road,' have DONE IN MINUTES WITH NEW ACCELOMATIC Rental Director, "Mrs. Viola Hobbs • Call 567-1175 Mrs. L. Seymour, of Wedge- announced the engagement of wood road. tQeir d a ugh t e r, SUSAN LOUISE, to W. James Prowse, of Sunningdale drive, son of Walter J. Prowse, of Boston, Mass., and the late Mrs. Prowse. The bride.elect, an alumna of Ferris State College, is current. ly a Fashion Writer fo": the J. L. Hudson Company. Her fiance was graduated from Harvard University and is affiliated with

Touche, Ross, Bailey and Smart. " An Octolwr wedding is being MEL TOZER planned .. IParties Given For Bride-Elect. .ah'nounces A Rehearsal DInner at the Dctroit home of Mr. and Mrs. Phili;p L i neb a ugh, Friday. August 4, will climax the round the arrival of pre-nuptial parties feting MONTH-END Catherine Haass, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Otto Haass, of lVedgewood drive, before her .' August 5 wedding to the Line. bllughs' son, Michael. Last Saturday evening, July Hnal Summer 22, Mrs. Donald Clogg hostessed a recipp and gadget shower at MARSIA ANTAYA her Wedgewood place home. On Saturday, July 15, Catherine was honored at the Detroit '(from the House of Rev/on, N. Y,J Yacht Club when Mrs. John Rooks, of Shoreham road. gave CLEARANCE a 'miscellaneous shower and I, luncheon. : Earlier, May 21, I\Irs. William On : All,ln of Birmingham, formerly : of Grosse Pointe, entertained • SUMMER DRESSES ,for the bride.ta-be a miscellane- Friday, July 28th : ous shower and tea. • SUMMER SUITS The 2 o'clrJck riles at Old St.

r John's Church will be followed (betw. 9 & 6) ; by a reception at the Detmit • SUMMER (OSTUMES ; Yllcht Club. • SPORTSWfAR OFF For You Can Have Our New Hardy • ACCESSORIES Free Make-Up Consultation LILLIES This is the windup ... YOur opoortunity to save on rhe and Blooming in clothes you con wear right now APPOINTMENTS. RECOMMENDED and into ear r y September, more YOUR CARDEN ALL SALES FINAL .'. . no THISSUMMER approvals, no C.0.D.'5. P.S. Our Fashion Boutique Is Open AmelinQ Size end Colors in Bud and Bloom for instont effect fashion is SUO to $3.00 One or a Truck Load Anytime till Nov.

Phone 463-0164 or visit i rrri.arpL ]O.um. FLOWERLAND 78 Kercheval on the Hill Grosse Pointe BEAUTY SALON GARDENS 43678 N. GRATIOT 20962 MACK AVE. Grosse Pointe Woods MOUNT CLEMENS I , Thursday Jill ) Page Twelve GROSSe POINTE NEWS I Y 27,,~

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Slt~an A.ttwood Speaks VOlVS nosegay of d . ' k' B d mal length mantilla. She car. M R d s k k. I Sweetheart ~l tal I~ rieda cascade of gardenias and rs. aymon en ows I Mayflower Congregational For her marriage, the former Best lIIan \I' en ows ernar stephanotis. of Hinsdale ~ Boltrt 5 k Church Chapel, Grand Rapids, Miss Attwood chose a white Alaskine silk gown, styled with Chicago H~igbola.o.tl:l. Her attendants chose I100r was the setting for the Satur. · I C I b d length gowns of ivory crepe a pearl-embroidered lace yoke. guests. Is, I!l!\ were followed by a recep- scalloped decolletage, and the man was Robert Senkowski, of Masselink. tion at the Grosse Pointe hemline of her controlled skirt Warren. They are the sons of Yacht Club. was circled with Alencon lace Mr. and Mrs. Casimir M. Sen- The bride wore an Empire flowers. kowski, of Detro:~. gown of English net ove~' taf. More lace flowers were scat- In the usher corps were Dr. HOSPITALITY feta, accented with Alencon tered over her lace.edged for- -Donald De m c h e f f. of Ann I

i _ ~. .' , i: I. 1- In addition to ample living quarters for your own family (4 sizeable Bt4- rooms and 2 ~ath.rooms), th~re is a delig~tful sepa1'ilte apartmentontie second floor .wIth Its own stall'way. It .COlliilsts of a Living Room, lW-: Bathroom. Kitchenette and a large awnmged Balcony. Nice for youlii'G'"' or p)arried child;ren on. a visit...... The first floor IS hospitable too, With a good traffIC pattern iocluding large (11 ft. x 25 ft. terrace flanked by well-developed gardens. Uit .1 131 ft. x 156 ft. average. ' llII Photo by Gen. 'Butler And on the basement level. there is an exceptionally lar,~ and e!ahlra SUSAN ANN BERNARD was married to Mr. Recreation Room with bar and barbequ~. . The heat is gas, hot wat~r with t~ree control zones. ,The garageu ka' Senkowski Saturday evening, in Grosse Pointe Me. with doors to the side wIth electrIC oper.ers. morial Church. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. This exceptional place is only five years old and is in excellell!co!1ditilL Walter G. Bernard, of Buckingham road. The bride- May we show it to you? groom is the son of the Casimir M. Senkowskis, of Detroit. The number of our salesmen is not important to-you. The ex. perienct: of your personal salesman devoted to finding you tit Arbor, Steven Stockmeyer, of Washington, D.C., John E. G. N. ~lonro, IV right house ;)t the right price is very important to you. Does he 0' Eisenhour, of East Lansing, knov.. his properties, his property values, his ethics? Hasfoe Eugene W. Lewis, III, and J':lhn To Wed In Fall C. Hulchinson, of Birmingham. learned to listen? When they return from a wed. Planning a late September Full Time Sales Personnel and Low TumoVer ding trip through Eastern wedding are George Nugent This means experience can make the transfer of real property Monro, IV, anu Sheila Mary Canada and the New England not only more agreeable but more likely to happen. Our sales States, the new Mr. and Mrs. Rogan. whose engagement was Senkowski will make their announced by her parents, Mr. associates have had a total of 251 years of real estate experiem home in McKinley avenue. and Mrs. H a r r y Newberry -199 years with Maxon Brothers, Inc. Rogan. of Wildemere avenue, Richard .... Maxon Thomas Welter Wlnnlfrwcl M. WI\'tIIII Detroit, at a Sunday brunch at Paul Maxon Axel P. Holt Robert H. 0plIyIct the Detroit Boat Club. ",nard WlIltr.y aarwln O. Martin MuryStl_ Mr. Haberkorn Hu;h C. WIlIOIl W!IIlam H. Rlemln, Jr. Ilene I

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I 1. it Jllly 27, 1967 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen ~L &&4 II .~ FOR RENT- S-ARTICLES FOR SALE .~ a-ARTICLES FOR SALt 11-A1JTOS FOR SALE 13-REAL ESTATE rJIS? < (Unfurnished) DRIVERS! Approximately $18 BARN SIDING - Authentic 1" CONVERTIBLE Bonneville, '62, FOR SALE GROSSE .POINTE borne, Early y. weathered, hand hewn, nat- buys $10,000/$20,000 Liabilit full power, $675. Call 882. FRENCH COLONIAL - 3 bed. Arne r I can, formal dining Property al ural timber. 463.21'19. 0654 after '1 p.m. damage. Medic rooms, 2 baths, 2 iavs, living CLilSSIF~~D room, all large rooms, fire. payments. TUxedo 1.2378. place, basement, 2 car ga. FORD, '62 Galaxie, .4 door, room, dining room, den, reo modeUed kitchen. Carpetp.d rage, b('autiful1y landscaped. TALL girls clothes, full leng th radio, heater, stick. TUxedo rec. room. Completely dec. , Call PRIEHS for KEYS mink dyed fur coat, $300. F ur SPINET PIANO 4.4133. orated, carpeted and refurn. :~ 1-468.5&74.Call Collect. ' trimmed cloth coat $110. Fo ADS ur 1962 CHEVY station wagon - ished since 1965. Living room skin stone marten fur piec e, automatic transmission, 6 •, CADIEUX ROAD, 10010. Two. $100. New York fashion cen. May be had by assuming dining room and master bed: bedroom, first floor. Cl'lSe tc cylinder, original owner, A.l roo m furniture included. ter dresses, like new. TUxe do condition. Make oiler. TUxedo CllITUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly ~ expressway and trans porta. 6.2822. small monthly payments. Large lot, excellent school 10. , tion. Adults. Apply Manager. 4.3956. cation. Under $50,000. 886- Beautiful finish. See it 10' :.. 5846 for appointment. Your Ad Can Be Charge ,~ LADY'S 1 KARAT emerald c d . BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom trio ut 1959 GALAXIE hardtop, 6 cyl• level, 21;2 baths, large family diamond ring. Best oUer. cally. Write Credit Dept., inder; standard transmission, &'Ql'''!l'l1D! -=t~.~ ~ room, 2 car attached garage. TUxedo 4.2834. radio, heater. One owner. GROSSE POINTE I.~881,9033, 88l.()992. Box 57, Niles, Mich. Excellent condition. $265. ESTATES ,1).\ 4-HELP WANTED bought and d. After 6 p.m., 881.2129. WELL KEPT 6 & 6 2.fiat. IS-SITUATION WANTED _ 13 Complete or odd pieces. An. 7 GROSSE Pointe Blvd. - Divided basement, ~ gas fur- tiques, silver, china, furni. WANTED, good home for my _lied Deadline . NUR~E, practical. Any case or 3 bedrooms. $22:>per month. naces, 2 car garage. Goocl relief duty. Will baby sit. George Palms Realtor 886. ture. Oriental 1'U&I. Hugh C. CHICKERING 5'4" baby grand 1962 Opel station wagon, well ...... f noon, 12 pJ1\> rental area. Handy to bus _ cbaJl,V;eI of SEVERAL vacant and very pro. Grosse Point~ references. 4444. ' Bolan, 10233 Woodward, TO piano, ebony finish, like new. cared for, mechanically sound. shops. Original owner. 1m: ductive Res ide n t i a 1 Real VAlley 4.0022. , 6-2500. TU 6.1068. Even the clock works. 824. mediate possession. Priced "JI~UOJ15. Jt is NEWP.oRl' near the river. Up. 1247. to Estate Sales Desks are looking sell TUxedo 1.6300. ,~t/Jtbat aU real estate for a special kind of person. per l{lcume, 41;2 rooms, large DON'T READ THIS ANTIQUES: Large collection: sQ!IDlItted to our of. SA-SITUATION WANTED tCreened porch. Lovely neigh. American furniture, Lowes. '63 VOLKSWAGEN convertible. All of the people who work Unless you are original, cre 6 p,lll. (Domestic) orhood. For responsible a. tort porcelain, objects d'art. Excellent condition, electeric Johnstone & Johnstone ~ 'JfIJ4'1 in partnership with our office tive or thrifty with Antique have one thing in common - middle.aged couple. 331.0135: s, Appointment, 886.5901. heater, tires, engin.e and top COOKING; no heavy <'leaning Old.tiques, Jewelry, Junkqu e. -______excellent, $700. Call after 6 r 12Wordsfor $1.25 they're making top money. no laundry. Must be on bus: For the best variety in valu es LARGE office sile desk. Gii-ls p.m. '1'12.8386. ~~ odditionOJ word We'll do everything in our 6A-FOR RENT- line. Write to 1246 Lenox visit 26" Schv.inn bike. TUxcdo power to help you achieve (Furnished) 4.6783. '62 VW - sunroof, radio, good STEPHENS, 311 - In the heart Detroit 48215. ' THE GRIST MILL : C4D the same success. running condition. 886-5376. of the Farms you can enjo}' 21151 Mack 886-1 ~!XfCO ~.b900 EXPERIENCED woman desires UN 640 A BEAUTIFUl, Persian rug the ease and comfort of one. WE train you in our successful IVERSITY PLACE - 3 bed. 3'x2'. Call 833-5093 before I%A-BOATS AND ~ l TtIlnl UneJ houseworl>. $60 per week plus room home, 11;2 baths, Eng. FINE ANT I QUE S, orien ~oor li\oing. Paneled den. fam. husiness methods, back you carfare. VAlley 3.1073. tal noon. MOTORS ily room, breakfast area in i SjLIS stAtIONS li'sh. Furnished. $275. Lease. porcelain, historical china an d with adequate advertising and k it c hen. 3 bedrooms. 1Yo! ... MfA SOtnfl pewter and brass. 884- GIRL'S 20" bicycle with train. ~ I'VIl Neld Statld prorootionai programs, place 16~ FT. Runabout, 40 h.p. Evin. baths, f i.n i 8 h e d basement. 58-EMPLOYMENT SILLOW A:: & CO. 0843. ing . wheels, good condition, _QI!'IS SIIl1d you with an 0utstanding group rude electric, tilt trailer, con- Choice location Dear Kerby ~!YS Ne"S stoIDd BUREAU TU 4-7000 $8. 821.2727. whose special services are vertible top, all extras. 16164 and Brownell Schools. TO CITY ~IMITS well kno'vn and appreciated ALTER.MACK - Near Grosse OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY Sprenger, East Detroit. ~Pllt j/JDOt, & JetferJOD by hundreds, yes thousands IF YOU are seeking employ. Pointe. Nicely furnished 8A-or:FICE EQUIPMENT MIDR, 114-Near schools ucl in our own community. ment and have good refer. studio apartments. Every- Largest Selection of Resale FOR SAU 28' TROJAN Hardtop E:'Press hliJl'kJty LlmIIs Hill shopping center. An older ~. ences call the Efficient Work. tbing so .fresh and, clean. Clothing in Area. 1963, new condition, only 105 TYPEWRITERS and I II din g Dutch ColOllia1 recently reo IFOINlf PARK OUR specifications require an ers Employment Agency Mai:es you feel hours. on single scre w 185 hp. q, W"bll1ll and refresbed. New sport wp.ar and lingerie machin9, new, rebuilt. Rea. ,fIIIIlI able, weil. educated and co. LOraine 8.3li8. . Sorry to say some places are Interceptor, loaded with extras modeled and in fine conditioa. 50 to 75% OU sonable prices. National Of. .{ bedrooms, I1f.lbaths. Priced ~ PWI'J.Iq, Belcollifleld operatvie type of person be.' so dingy and uninviting that including ship to sh ore. Best OrigLoal Price fice Equipment, 16R33Harper well below $20,000. on Cbal'levolx tween 25 and 50 years old , I SC-CATERING SERVICE they are a -real disappoint. oUer over $6,300. Can be seen r~ at B~p. TUxedo 1-7130. Saturday at 2M10 N. River l~ living in the Detroit east side ment when you ga to see Spring Clothing Taken area with available motor CATERING Assistant-Will as. them. Only $110 to $120 per on Consignment for Rd., Mt. Clemens. Cill 1-468- 81-ANTIQUES 3329. Detroit ~t~Hotte Dam/" transportation. Tell us of s.ist you in weddings, recep. month. Ail utilities included. ~PbMDlIC1. Notr. your background and exper~ tions, meetings, etc. TUxedo For one or two adults. Vernor LEE'S FASHION MAR T JO~NSON Sea Horse, 10 h.p., OUTER DRIVE, 10110 - Near ence. 1-4377. or Grosse Puinte bus. Tele. Edsel Ford Expressway. A ~ :=~n Cadieux 20339 Mack TV 1~ ANTIQUE SALE runs very well. TU 5-6116. phone 821-8985 or 821-2818. 10 to 5 !laily; FrL 'tU 9 neigbbortood where the resi- 6-FOR RENT- STOCK REDUCTION 1959 23' Cabin Cruiser 135 hp dents take pride in maintain. Oil BRUCE N. TAPPAN r~~~'Y8l !Unfumished) 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT CUSTOM MADE draperies, bed Grey, head, sleeps 2 Extras. ing their homes. Completely ~fl1_ FUbel JI4, aIld REALTOR spreads, and slip covers. Fin e Discounts on period and coun- Must sell. $750. 884-6054. modem kitchen with buUt.i:lS, fabrics. 1-HO 3-6153. try furniture. Lamps, paintings paneled family room, separate ~I)rup, I'IalIer lid. and 90 Kercheval NICE ROOM, vicinity of Grosse 884.620(} P and accessories. 12.D-ACREAGE AN p dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1~ JllUP, )l.cIt and 7 THE GARDEN COURT ointe. Convenient location. G PIANO, upright, ~. TUxed o SUBURBAN PROP. baths, fine condition. Priced Elegance with delightful cop. entleman preferred. TUxedo iiililal on Kercheval and 5-4881. 4-3006. LEONARD BERRY A~"TIQUES ERTY FOR SALE in the mid 20's. venience. Well recognized as 16527 Hamilton Ave. DI1lI center, Mack MANICURIST - Full or part a fine address. You and your PLE ASANT room in refined 9 PIECE mahogany dining room Highland Park 9-ROOM - 5.bedroom farm ~JIImtIIIgglh lime. Highest salary or com. 1164.S584. , guests are greeted by a uni- home for employed genUe. suit, like new. 293-9202. house - 63 acres m. Leroy mission. Grosse Pointe. TUx. formed doormLn. Automad.~ m Michigan. l=E~, Mack edo 4-6072. an. References exchanged. Below Cadillac, l..-w . elevators, small lObby each E v e n i n g s and weekends. 36 FOOT wood extension ladder' WICKER umbrella .lamp or. near shopping, school... Near TOLES • 1'IIUIUtf. J4acll: and LABORATORY TECHNICIAN floor (no long halls). Sound TUxedo 5-2887. chrome youUl chair. Good nate wicker rocker, 6 ice Lakes, golf courses, Excellent bargains. TUxedo :i-OB07. cream chairs, single iron bed Our 26th year ill G~se Pointe rl'.... J4acII: and B. PART.TIME proof, fire proof apartments swimming, boating, fishing, TUxedo 4.6700 with 100foot ceilings. Natural ~C- pine kitchen table. 881.9337: good hunting. Near ski reo ~ 1lnII, IIIcIt and Haw. OFFICES FOR RENT BLONDE desk fireplace, wall safe. Heated type Extendo sorts. $18,500. - ,4 KERCHEVAL TU HlOO garage. As much as 4 bed. GR table, opens to seat 10. 'l'Ux- '-ARTICLES WANTED ::"lI1Ck fAd BosI1n 4A-HELP WANTED OSSE POINTE CITY, in the 000 1-4296. . GILLEN'REAL rooms and _3 baths,. maid VWage. One or more offices. WE BUY old gold, jewelry and 'l77-4580 r~SlMt, iladc &IIlI (Domestic) service if desired. Furnished P arking. TUxedo 2-7252 or MOVING. Beauillul furniture. silver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377 $mice PUrmlt7 apartments 0 p ti uln a 1. Just TUxedo 5.0518. Moross Road. 12.E-COMMERCIA t.lIl1ll:r.- ' WANTED-Experienced cooks, minutes from downtown or 2 color TV's. Antique ivory L PROP- lot OfII~, IIbck ",d Wlr. waitresses and couples. Grosse grand p~ano, Louis XIV living JUST THE. FACTS the Xway. 2900 E. Jefferson. OFF ICES for rent, modern new WANTED - Home of furnl. PONTlAC-16000 ft. manufac. t~ store, lUck and st. Pointe Employment Agency, room pieces. Round red vel. LO 7.3365. ::all for appoint. building; Eastland area. 371- ture or Odd pieces. WA 1. turing plant, dock, oUices, I TUxedo 5-4576. ment. 4440 vet bed, dressers. Washer, 8575. in Drap, IIlell and .dryer, porch furniture, mis. divided. Substantial r ental in. WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE _ ~, JI.Iclc &IICI Be. RELIABLE cl,eaning woman for SHA RE small modem panelled cellaneous. 772.5707. come. Waterford 623-1113. Only 9 yeara old, gray brick 1Il- 2 days, weekly. Close to bus of PIANOS WANTED Cape Cod in lovely setting fice on Mack between Ca. 44 UNIT apartment building, ISHORESA~EA line. Recent references reo NORTH SHORE APTS. di EUROPEAN Grands, Spinets .and small Up. with view of the lake. 3 t..ed- eux and 7 Mile. $50. Owner. stereo combina rights. Highest cash paid. Highland Park, good location, ROld and qu~ed. 886.7536. NEW AND SPACIOUS T rooms, ~2 baths, library, ter- .:n~lIIWr Uxedo 2-8288. tion, short wave AM-FM ra $4,000 per unit. P rincipals dio. 884-5454. VE 7-0506 race and. garden room 011 1 and 2.bedroom apts. Central only. Waterford 623-1113. large sprinkIerenencedwith wishes summer work Eagle 541.2558. MOVI~S--;---t;- BROWNING &: WINCHESTER HANEY'S T. RAYMOND JEFfS Ita:ti °nns preIe d Scout R852769 • - ~--- -.------.- - -. I: ewmg mac me, WEATHERBY ~ REMINGTON TU tHOO I! TU 20176 t Og 9 a 111 rre. - __---.:...... :_-..: ' SO MER SET. Grosse Pointe brown sofa, tier lable, living I SALES & SERVICE SALES && SERVICE 55 FONTANA LAN E _ . n_o_al1s. . __ l 15200 GRATIOT ~660 ... Mon., COLLEGE GIRL needs work.' Park. 3 bedroom lower flat, chair. wrought iron dining I GUNS && SHOOTING NEW CAPE COD, recenlly BY OWNER -- University, 5 4715 DR 2.177'1 ~. r",:;:----_ I\vailable until October. 881. garage, scparate basements. sc:' drapenes. etc. 1 ACCESSORIES pleted, 4 bedroom, 2T,>lcom. I bedroom, Florida room, fin- I:I!~Ples wanled' 0466. Adults only. TUxedo 2-6950. Chatsworth, T(J 5.1855. bath. !shed baseml!llt. 2\.2 batlul, CASH FOR CARS library, family room. I l~ er. housek . ------I ------B McDANIEL CO ---- lXL I . ,~lle r61l\Panioeeper I ALTER ROAD, below Jeffcrson. STOVE - Hot.'oint electric I • : i '65 BUICK Le Sabre power I kitchen, 2~1 "ar garage. centra aIr condtioning, $37,"

:t!~b~daIIY.~2.~ar. I AVAILABLE I 6 room upper. Adults ani}.. I rangc, Iik~ new: moving, calli 15102 KERCHEVAL I steering, power brake~. Ex. i 500. TUxedo 6.5589, between ~ 900 I 1\0 pets. Refcrcnces. VAlley' before Fnday, 886.5181. Cor. Maryland VA 1-8200 cellent condition Private own. FONTANA 1 and 7 p.m. ~ SC!lolJiI;;~' P~OFESSIONAL SALES~IAN _ 2-u3~_af~~ ~._~ __.._ ____ I.~M~:'VASHER, excellent con~ I' Di:"I~G-room sUite;t-abIean-d _ cr. _TU~~~ ~4~.__ _ __ BU ILDJ NG CO. '201 MdlILLAN-Corner Ridge .~l 'fl:xedo 1: PT!';5 'Irs. Colle~e-20 Yrs. lItgm't. HARCO(JRT, lo\'~I)' 2 ~cdroom I dillon. EI('ctro,Volce ~.P.!2 pads, 6 chairs, china cup. RAMBLER WAGO~, 1961, per- TU 4-2750 near hill, 3 bedroom, 1~ bath ~-9ij3. 3290. ,Archltectural_lnd'l _ comm'll lower flat avallablc ImmcdJ. spcaker. Stanley electrIC dnll board and buffet, $15. Gas feet condition new engine ~~~~;~ t~a~ gp~::~e~n I P.O. BOX 104 _ 48090 atcly, references. 82.1.9630. G.E pre.amps. TUxedo 2.9639. I range, $15. 823.4675. paint job, by ~er. 884-5454: Open Daily 12 to 6. Sunday 2 to 6 TU 6.2850. '

.", Sl Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS 13-REAL ESTATE I 21A-GENERAL SERVICES 13':"REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR S~U EAST SIDE FIXIT SHOP. Com. ,FOR SALE plete llome maintenance. 521. Grosse Pte. Farms 6718. 93 LOTHROP, close to st. 21 C-ELECTRICAL CLASSIFIED' CHAMPION HERE TODAY, gone tomorrow, Paul's. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, . SERVICES to get this one you should 2 powder room3, library, fam. REALTOR beg, steal or borrow. This ily room on first floor. 4.car ELECTRICAL WIRING first offering in the City, attached garage. 100'x200' lot. and REPAIRS :: : ADS OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 is painted white clapboard KRAUS~,lANN ELECTRIC CO. and has five bedrooms and Grosse Pte. Shores TU 2.5900 I' ICHALFONTE 467 - FIRST three baths, all on the sec. 54 WEBBER PL., ilear lake, Call TUxedo 2~6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly a OFFERING - Grosse Pointe ond floor. There is an extra 21 D-ELECTRICAL first floor room and re- Star of the Sea, Barnes i Farms. Picture perfect center School. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, APPLIANCES Your Ad Can Be Charged ~~ hall ranch, three bedrooms, vamped kitchen. Should go 2 powder rooms, library, fam. I GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY I! < full dining room, lovely kit. 9,uicklY at $42,500. ity room. Large lot. Under chen, newly decorated, sprink- " construction. Call builder. I Ii';;:;;;:;;;;;;;;::: ling system. Under FQrty ....._----1 WE WISH we had a dozen like HOOVER Thousand. CHESTER P. JANKOWSKI I' 13-REAL ESTATE this one for sale, but thi s FACTORY AUTHORIZED 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE BEACONSFIELD 1066-FIRST type of house appears s0 TU 1.9098 SERVICE I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE OFFERING. Excellent three t infrequently on the marke . MOROSS, 423, vacant. Open PO INTE VAC \': bedroom frame. Family room. that they are purchased be Wednesday, Thursday, 2.{;. ' UUM GROSSE PTE. HOMES First floor lav. Garage, gas fore the newspaper reache s p.m. or appointment. 3 bed- FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY hc)at. Real value. your door. We are planning rooms, 21h baths, recreation NEW REBUILT PARTS i TAPPAN Says to hold 661 Middlesex open room. Redecorated. Cash or I Grosse Pointe BARRINGTON, 514-Practical BY APPOINTMENT for your inspection come ! contract. 886.5107. TU 1-1014 PR 2-4050 English Tudor cottage. 2 bed- SUNNINGD A.LE, 90 - Better Sunday afternoon, provided ______21002 MACK lNTER~~t~ CRANFORD LANE - A hide- rooms and bath on first, 2 "MOVE ONE MORE it doesn't sell before. A than new is this five bedroom 13A<-LOTS FOR SALE 21 E-CUSTOM CORSETS -''41.( a-way spot near Village shops. bedrooms and bath .011 second. TIME - TO YOUR newer, brick colonial with ______WOOD relinishint Perfect condition, living room beauty on a well landscaped Large screened terrace. Own. OWN HOME" lot in Grosse Pointe Shore:.. center hall plan has alway s with paneled fireplace wall, er transferred. 2 ATTRACTIVE lots near the INDIV'IDUALL Y des i g n e d and generalrepajn, The family room.kitchen is been in great demand. The lake. Spencer girdles and surgical able. 30 yeafler,; ....: powder room, games room. 3 four bedroolll.S and two ful 1 BEVERLY, 44 - For the the dream of any woman with bedrooms lIn second, bedroom I baths on the second floor For FUl"ther Information supports. Over 30 years ex- VAlle,I,~ on third, 2 baths, gas heat. 1a r g e fa mil y. Can't be all new Mutschler cabin~ts, perience., M au d e Bannert. NEW OFFERINGS should attrad heavy traffi c TV 4-0600. ' matched for value and loca. buQt.ins and viking carpeting ,TU 5-4027 VE 9.1385 COIjf~~E Detora '" ... Why not avoid the con tion. Has 6 family bedrooms, 932 LINCOLN - Relt.x and en. for glamor and' easy mainte- CALL gestion and see this one LOTHROP, 425 Farms near maid's, 4 baths, library, morn. joy your leisure hours in the nance. The owner is leaving GEORGE PALMS, ,21G-ROOFING SERVICES ~:~:~n:terkt~. Brownell School. Pleasant 3- yard and swimming pool.. 3 town so your family cl)uld today. ing room. Formal garden plot. ALL ROOFING, gutters, siding Materials,wo~ ' bed roo m Colonial. Sharp bedroom English Cfllonial with move into this perfectly main- Realtor . 198x120. storms, doors, awnings, en~ anteed. For~ kitchen, b rea k f a s t room, den and Florida' room. Con- tained horn e in time for TU 6-4444 games room, gas heat. TU HIDDEN LANE, 780 - Better venient location to schools school. SELDOM WILL a hous,~ actively closures, remodeling, terms. WILLIAMF0RSl'!!1 4-0600. loom sizes is a feature of this and transportation. come on the market on this VA 4-7109. VAlley~~ HARPER WOODS REPAIRS A SPECIALTY 3 bedroom, 2 bath ran c'h . one block long street which ~ERIOR.E_, SUNNING DALE - Nearly 34 982 LAKEPOINTE-3 bedroom leads to Lake Shore. This GROSSE PTE. FARMS Modern ldtchen. Near new NORWOOD 20943 - G r 0 sse acre site overlooking Loch- High Schoq!. English on beautiful Lake- unique house has two large ALLARD RD. Vacant, 45' x ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK mg.ers -Atten~OI:retirees.IPiI1IIl_ moor Golf Course. This excel. pointe near Jefferson. Can. Pointe School District. Three bedroom charmer, living room first floor bedrooms and 130' (next door to 477 Allard) Caulking, chimney repairs. penter repairs, ~ l.~nt home h~s paneled library, flOLIDAY, 19771 ....:. Roomy, venient to everything. Alv.ays two more on the second price $11,000. Tuxedo 1-3000. kitchen with built.in appli. 'well designed center'entrance a bus seat, as terminal, is with fireplace, dining room, Gutters cleaned. and gutters.I't!e huge kitchen, tiled basement, floor. There is a party ances, two bedrooms, 2lh ranch. 2 bedrooms, third 01' nearby. OCcupancy in time sized family room on the ALTER ROAD, near Windmill ADVANCE MAINTENANCE 382-1221. baths, fully air-conditioned, den. Florida room, recreation for :::chool.2 waterfront parks !lIvely carpeting, 2 car garage. Pointe Drive-50x135, $7,500. Immediate possession. first floor, and the back - TU 2.5539 carpeting, draperies. Ready , rOOln, attached garage. Pri- to go with this house. yard devotes full emphasis JOHN S. GOODMAN KURT O. BABt for qui c k occupancy. TU vacy yard.' Priced mid 30's. ST. CLAIR SHORES on the swimming pool. 93 Kercheval 886~060 Cl!STOM Paintingzat ' 4-0600. SOUTH RENAUD, 1596-Spaci. BY APPOINTM~I\!T 109. Wall pa~ SHARE 21531 - Delightful 14-REAl ESTATE J. D. Candler CLOVER,LY; 480 - Bri~K ous brick ranch. 2 bedrooms three bedroom nnch on wide teed. Free estin:lla. ON BEAUTIFUL Cloverly Road view 1.5716. Bungalow in the Farms. 3 and bath down; one bedroom 884.6200 10t,l1h baths, modern kitchen, WANTED ROOFING CO. beprooms, 2* baths, living and bath up. Ideally located t his architect designr.d INC. go 0 d carpeting, I'ccreation NEED well ,maintained, room y room with fireplace. 2-car near everything. Large, land- colonial has a total of five Michigan's Oldest Roofer 1726 NEWCASTLE - Larger room, garage, many extras. home in Grosse Pointe. Pre garage. Tastefully decorated. scaped lot. 2 car attachlld bedrooms and three baths Residential and Commercial than most colonials. 3 large Close to everytbing. Immedi. on the second floor, and fer 4 bedrooms, family room , C 10 s e to everything. TU garage. Many extras. bedrooms, family room, new ate possession. . All types of Roofs and Decks 1-4200. there is a large bedroom basement, 2 baths, 2 car ga Gutters and Conductors SHELDEN ROAD, 573-Alrnost kitchen, large breakfast room, anrl private bath on the rage. To $40,000 for righ t GROSSE POI N T E SHORES. new Georgian Colonial featur. 2* car g"rage. Que e D of CALL US FOR INFORMATION fIrSt. There is a family home. Occupancy needed be Repairs. No job too large Peace parish. - MICHAUX LANE, 804-Deluxe ing every modern conveni. ON ALL GROSSE POINTE room and library, two fore school starts. 882.7845. or too small. R4nch with focus on quality. ence with 5 bedrooms, family 1067 DEVONSHIRE - A rare PROPER't'IES secluded patio areas lnd Kitchen with complete built. room, library, 3 baths, 2 lava- OUR NEW NUMBER find - nothing like tbis on heated swimming pool 15~BUSINESS CALL 89:).2100 CUSTOM PAMIJ' ins. Family room with view tories, large corner lot. Pos- This is a rare, perhaps & DECORA~' the market at this t i me. OPPORTUNITIES Free Estimate of lake. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths session soon. Lovely 'contemporary wit h once in a lifetime oppor. Quality W«I - and lavatory. 2-car attached la,rge rooms, fantastic family CHAMPION tunity to acquire such a GROSSE POINTE . ALL ROOF leaks, repairs, gut- Interior and E1IllI gariige. Early occupancy. TU InformatioD_and Pictures of 'room, 2-car attached garage •. very complete home. Mack Ave. - LucratiVe clean ters, decks. Father and soo. 20 Years ,ing business. OwlIer's health EIr" 1-4200. Most Homes for Sale On large lot with circular TUxedo 1-4807. AIL WORK GU ' REALTOR necessaates immediate sale SUNNrNGDALE, 717 - The in the Pointes drive. For complete descrip- COOL YOUR HEELS the rest of 3,520 sq. ft. modern building RUDOLPH'TONELW ever popular Mt. V ern a n tion, call us. TU 4-5700 the summer. and for many Paved parking for 20 cars FOR GUTTER "COLONIAL". with amp Ie AND ROOF REPAIRS A.1 INTERIOR IDd more to come in this tree Assume existing mortglige master bedroom, closets, and ',lloway & Co 970 N. OXFORD - Enjoy the painting, wall .' comforts of 4 bedroom, 21,2 I sheltered house which is TUxedo 1-6300. bath; 2 family bedrooms and S paper banging.!!Ill bath. colonial with paneled li. nestled on a large lot on Call Richard Willertz bath plus maid's room and Johnstone & Johnstone anee. Kenneth PnaI. TU 4-7000 brary, screened terrace. A PEMBERTON -Popular Wind. Lechmoor Boulevard. The 50 Roslyn Rd. TU 1-8170 bath. Paneled library with cum 8-1780, after lJ good faplily home situated on mill Pointe offers you this ideal house for the growing fireplace, lXlwder room. All 16-PET5 FOR SAtE 70 ft. lot within walking dis. attractive 3 bedroom, 21,2 family which demands bed. on beautiful looxlSS' sit e . "The Oldest and Most 21H-RUG CLEANING tance to scbools. bath Colonial. Perfect con- rooms and baths' for all. In OLD ENGLISH Sheep Dog pup - Quick occupancy. TU 1-4200. Experienced Realtor dition. 0 v e r s i z e family pies. Champion sired. AKC In the Village" 1507 SUNNINGDALE - Spaci- addition to the large living ARDMORE TROMBLEY, 969 - Colonial. room, breakfast room. See and dining rooms, there is a registered, shots. 754.7075. CARPET and furniture clean. ous house in exelusive loca- it today. Only 10 years old, on 90' site. tion situated on 34 acre lot. den with fireplace and a ing. Your Michigan Bankard 4 bedrooms, 2* baths, bright completely redone kitchen. HELENA welcome. here. Executive.type semi - r.a n c h TONNANCOUR "- On a rise MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS I family room off kitchen or planned fol' entertaining and overlooking beautiful Lake Priced to move this week. Free Estimates dining roob!. Kit t?: hen has Grosse Pointe gracious living with 2 bed- St. Clair. A custom 4 bed- Now on the East side 772-2252' 777-7838 built-ins. Utility room OD first rooms, 2 b.aths on main floor, room, 3* bath Colonial. Puppies, expert groomIng and floor. Full basement wit h 2 bedrooms, bath up, and Fully air conditioned. Beau. LIKE TO REVEL amollg large stud service. games room. Gas heat. Prop- rooms with high ceilings WARNER. Ear 1y A:merlcan. space for additional bedroom, tiful family room. BEST CARPET erty in very good condition. firf;places, and enought bed: 886-7039 Practically new. Very well bath. This home ill beautiful CLEANERS Beautiful grounds. TU 1-4200. rooms and baths to accom. , built. Three bedrooms, three in every detail. modate a scout troop? Then and one-half baths of which GROOMING .CLEANING, DYEING GROSSE POINTE WOODS _. HIGBIE this could be the place. Lo. REPAIRING Almost new 5 - bed roo m master suit is on first floor. DETROIT cated in the first block off and Paneled Library. A luxurio\ls COLONIAL. 2lh baths, pan. Jefferson jlLSt a minute PROMPT HOME SERVICE residence for the medium. 5309 BISHOP Exceptionally TRIMMING eled family room with fire- --= REALTY away from the City's lake . FREE ESTIMATES sized family. nice 3 bedroom English with place. 0 w n e r transferred. front park, and settled nice . ALL BREEDS INSURED VACANT. TU 1.6300. beautifully finished basement, WILLISON. Custom ranch on 886-7100 ly on a lot big enough fa r PROFESSIONAL 2.car "auge. House in tip.top 'a tennis court, swimmin g GROSSE POINTE WOODS large well land!Caped lot. condition. I SERVICE TU 2-6556 Modern 3.bedroom RANCH. Three bedrooms, two baths. pO?1 and a few large dogs. 2lh baths, paneled f ami I y Family Room. Studio or work PrIced to be picked u p 822-1203 211-PAINTING AND room with beamed ceiling. room. Extra large three. car ST. CLAIR SHORES FIRST OFFERING: pronto. Be a new prou d DECORATING First floor lliundry. Excellent garage. possessor. WE ARE 3 little kittens wh 21201 ALEXANDER-Wouldn't It is a well known fact that a value. TU 1-6300. Michigan's climate is par ex. need a home. Our owner ba s PAINTING GREENBRIAR. Quiet lane near it be nice to move right into cellence . . . but for those of no room. Free, of course Lake Shore. Goo d quality this 3 bedr;)()m brick ranch on Interior and Exterior, residen. STAR OF THE SEA PARISH you who may be unaware of 884-5338. _ Attractive grey RAJ.~CHon ranch built 1959. Three bed. corner lot with attached 2-car tial and commercial. Fully this and find yourselves, like 50' corner site. :2 large bed- rooms two and one. half baths. gara~e and breezeway? In insured, free estimates. Ex. Little Sambo's tigers, melting POODLE, brown, small stand rooms, 2 baths, den, 25' en. B rea k 'fa s t room. Family sparkling condition with i n Purdy perienced crew. to a blot 01 butter . • , we ard, female, spayed, trained, closed terrace. VACANT. TU Room. $55,000. - walking distance to schools. offer it:lterior comfort .. , & 2 years old, $50. 881.8879. THEODORE BRIGGS 1-6300. WA 4-4129 BERKSHIRE. Near St. Paul. PUREBRED SIA.'IESE kittens Substantial and well up.dated. AIR CONDITIONED and lovely is~is three bedroom, 2 bath playful and loving. $20. Tux JOHNSTONE & Five bedrooms, three and one- Edgar edo 44219. GUIDE TO GOOD SERVIa half baths. Second floor util. TAPPAN ranch complete with iamily ity room or sixth bedroom. room, sprinkler system, air MINIATURE SCHNA UZE R 100 KERCHEVAL TU 4.2228 Marvelous new kitchen, Rec- REALTOR purifier and multi closets. We puppies. AKC registered. JOHNSTONE invite you to cool off Sunday reation Room. On.the-Hill Championship background. 90 Kercheval by visiting 897 Lochmoor, 1- 542.1599. SUNNINGDALE 67. In the 2:30-5:00 p.m. SELLING S h 0 res. Delightful Early FREE KITTENS, 6 weeks, 2 American. Five bedrooms, two I. GROSSE POINTE males, 2 females; weaned and YOUR HOUSE? and one-half baths and t,)- LIVE IN the new world sur. trained. TUxedo 4-7226. stairs sitting room. Paneled NEW LISTING rounded by old world charm. TORREY RD.-3-bedroom 2* KRAUSMANN WILL BUY OUTRIGHT Library. Florilla Room. Rec. Small, perfect garden, spa. bath semi ranch, spa'cious 20-PIANO SERVICE reation Room. Air condition. 771 LAKELAND cious terrace, modern kitch- family room, remodeled kitch . 16820 Kercheyal - TU 4-7020 ing and other special details. en, 3 bedrooms and, again, a cn by Mutschler, complete COMPLETE p:ano service. Tun- CHARMING brick Col., 3 bed. ing, rebuilding, refinishing, ANIEL rooms and a bath Living feeling of interior airine~s. with built-ins, breakfast room , BUCKINGHAM. Very attractive de.mot!Jing. Member Piano REAL ESTATE room, dining, nice family Did we mention the hand 2.car attached garage. Many Early American. Four bed- hewn beams as an opener? extras, Technicians Guild. R. Zech rooms, two and one-half baths room, full bath down. i..cc. 731-7707. ' room. Nice swimming pool. 20225 Mack TU 6-119n with roo m for expansion. "TREESES AND BREEZES" Beautiful landscaped lot. NOTRE DAME-4-bedroom co. Paneled Library, Recreation surround this 4 bedroom lonial, Ilh baths, sun' deck 21-MOVING &0 STORAGE Room. Large lot with fine ranch on the lake. Family GROSSE POINTE and sunroom. Newly redeco. KEN'S MOVING - Local sub- trees. room, den, and enough baths rated. 3 BEDROOM ranch with 2 WOODS and closets for convenient urbs. One piece or houseful Low rates. TU 2-8540. . baths (lavatory and full base. N. OXFORD. Center Entrance living. OXFORD ROAD - Neat 3.bed . ment), family room, living Colonial. Four oodrooms, two 941 LOCHMOOR Blvd. room bungalow with I a r g e room (natural fireplace), and one-half bath,. Superb AA ~toVING CO. Time starts ENJOY cent r a II y air.condi- Florida type family room , at your home. Truck and 2 dining room and full kitchen Family Room. Lovely garden. new 21,2.car garage. with breakf"st area. $43,500. tioned brick Cape Cod. 1m. men, $10.50 per hour. Satis. By owner. Mortgage of ap- F AIRW AY. Fine ranch with maculate condition. 3 bed- SWEENEY faction guar,'1nteed. 821.4900. many special deL:ils. Three proximately 2/3 available at rooms, 21h baths, large kitch. & 5'k %. Large lot. Walking dis. bedrooms, two baths. Family en and dining room. Family Carter & CO. 21A-GENERAL SERVICES Room and Recreation Room. room. Enclosed terrace. 2 car tance to new Grosse Pointe TU 4-4400 SUBURBAN MAINTENANCE High school, Star of the Sea, attached gar age. 1l0x162' MOORE P-arcel1s and Barnes. 886-4228. THOROUGH COVERAGE beautifully landscaped lot. ASSOCIATES Call for an appointment or ON OTHER TU 1-6800 OPEN SBNDAY 2 TO 5 Complete Home Services drive by. GROSSE POINTE HOUSES Interior and Exterior Painting LANCASTER, 2056 - Ideally anne parker, TU 5.4415, offers: NOT a Specialty for professional, a Village located, 2 bedroom face home with offices , . . also Stop in for a time saving list GROSSE PTE. WOODS brick, bungalow. CI~se to PR 6-3038 Mack frontage with or with- tailored to your requirements BUT Open Sunday transportation. Well priced. out a "tax-payer" building from our comprehensive Gros~c NEXT DOOR TO IT 2:30-5 p.m. Immelliate possession. HANDYMAN SERVICES WOLVERINE ... and in St. (lair Shores Pointe catalog of photographs FATRHOLME, 12S0 - Room to Repai~s. cleaning, painting, odd Typewriter Service a proud 4 bedroom, 2~ bath, and small floor plans. 23220 ROBERT JOHN 493 Bournemouth 13131 E, JEFFERSOI~ AVE. Better than new, year.old brick ramble on this large lot plus Jobs, yard work, etc. colonial at $34,000. Next to the Newport Hotel Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 11/3 3 bedroom ranch. Breezeway This cute "Farms" ranch is easily coT;verted to yea r 886.3819 baths, attached garage. Fine just begging for a new owner I VA 2-3560 THREE BEDROOM, one and a MAX 0 N recreation room. $31,000. Call 'round room. Sec today. I who needs to be close to the I half .b.ath horne in excellent BROTHERS INC. CARPET LAYING I for appointment or drive by. lIIack.Moross shopping and ST. CLAIR SHORES I condition on ).'lrge landscaped I ' buses! 3 bedrooms, 21,2 car NEW AND OLD lot. New kitchen, bathroom, 83 KERCHEVAL TU 2-6000 garage-and yours by Sept. !! llAR~tON - 3 bellroom, bath i furnace, water heater, humidi. OFFERED BY Stair Carllet Shifted GROSSE POINTE 1------(Why not beat the Sunday and a half ranch. Lots of: fier and water softener. Room 1733 PRESTWICK, BY OWNER Repairs of All Types crowd-call us today!) extras. Finished basement, air conditioners on both floors. 3.bedroom, 1*.b~th Colonial. 21,'.1 car garage. Well priced. Cigaret Burns Re.Woven Shoe Repair Fireplace, tiled basement, two. Extra lot. Gallagher High. ANIEL car garage. Carpeted through. Open Sunday 2.5 or by ap. PURDY &- EDGAR GWENELL REALTY INr.. LEO ami BOB TRUDEL 365 Fisher Rd., Opp. High ouf. $29,900. 885-7572. ' pointmpnt. 884-2448. 20225 M;)ck TU 6- 1190 100 Kercheval TU 4.2228 19850 Mack TU 2.1730 TU 5-0703 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 1._-- -:; Pig, Fifteen 21 I-LANDSCAPING SERVICES Parties Honor 'I - II The Grosse Pointe TRIMMING, removal, spraying, Gwenn Bashara I Short and to the Pointe I Congreaational feeding and stump removal. Church Free estimates. Complete tree The Episcopal Cathedral of I 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop service. Cal Fleming Tree St. Paul will be the setting for (Continued from Page 9) WILBER H. MACKS, of Country Service, TUxedo 1-6950. the August 12 wedding of ROGER K. FREY of Wash. Club drive. i:30 Worahlp Service. Crib Room alld Klnderlutell Gwendolyn (Gwenn) Mae Ba. inrton road, has bee named to . • * • Services AvaUable TOP SOlL, 5 yard load, deliv. shara and Ronald George the Dean's List for' the second ~ack In their Sunningd~le ered. $22. LAkeview 1-4693. Samuel, of Los Angeles. semester at Middlebury College, dnve. hOl!,e after a motormg "The First Thing First" MaYllard W. Hammon4; Preaehlnl Sbow')rs and parties have Middlebury, Vt. The Son of MR. vacation ID England and scot' CallTUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly ~ AL'S LANDSCAPING feted Miss Bashara since her and MRS. JACK B. FREY, he land are MR. and MRS. A~.j Minister m return from that western city will be a junior at the college FRED L. MARKS. and their I Mr. J'ohn. W. Estes, Jr. Your Ad Can 8e Charged ' Complete laodscapin& .emce. late in Junc. Mrs. Harold in the fall. sons, RANDY, SANDY and Drinker, of Muskoka road, be. • .. • TIM. * '" • I~;;;;~~;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;; 1, VAlley 4.9172 gan tbe festivities witb a JOHN R. SALADA, of Fleet. . . luncheon.shower at tbe Loch. wood drive, a teacher of Eng. Plannlllg a vacatlo~ at Sh~nty d ------Gro... 'oi nle ",. EXPERIENCED hi g h school moor Club on July 6. !ish in the E. De t r 0 i t High Creek Lodge, Bellaire, MiCh., 1IoJ METHODIST CHURCH ~A1l{fIt{G AI'4D 12 J n-PLASTERING _ 21 S-C ~ RPE TER WORK senior deslt'e" lawn care and Th I 11' k M Ed School, is currently attending are the TED EWALDS. JR., ~f Di(ORATING SPE~CIALIZING in repairs for ------'" " gardening etc...• own equip. wardeMloonol'ewrl,ngofwteaeke'wOOrds.ave.' an Institute for Advanced Study five?I.I0ross.children'road, WENDYand .four TRACYof their 211 Morou 1tM4 REMO ment 886 A/\t\5 Mike Conlan nue and Ml'SS Marl'e RI'zkallah, in English at Simmons College . '. ' '.6.2363 ~ 18 years. Cracks eliminated! DELING . '~D' •• Summer Session under a $50.000 TEDDY and JOHNNY. :rhe fifth ~.~ ed, guarantee~. Clean. Jim Blackwell, VAlley Additio:ls and all types of porch ------of Windsor, Ontario, Canada, '",ant from the National De. ?,oung Ewald, HOLLY, IS spend. Miniller ~ Tuxedo 1.056;). 1.70"1 enclosures, siding and roofing. N. J. COOLS Lawn and Garden honored Gwenn at a dinner and " 109 the ~ummer at Camp Ava Perry A. T~os U Maintenance. Free estimates shower at Eddie Pawl's restau. fense Education Act. Ion on C~pe Cod. . FHA terms. We are insured, on lawn cutti ..... fertilizing, rant in Warren avenue. • .. • •. * • ~ 21R-BRICK AND licensed and bonded. ~ Summer Schedule I 7'eiterior. lIIedlc~1 CEMENT WORK rollin,. TUxedo 1~. . Lllst week, Mrs. Joseph' EUls Na.med ~o the sprin~ semester The PAUL MORELANDS, of 9:30 W,)I'ship: Church Scllool ~ 8 summer's exper Inspection of complete work ------and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis, both of Pr~slde~t s Honor List at the Ilarvard road and the ED. for Nursery through 6th Grode invited; we guaran.tee our U t f C 1 do as I ' ~~ase call TUxe 0 workmanship. Grand Rapids, entertained at a nlverSI y 0 0 ora ~r WARD SCHOFNHERRS, of A.U Clre w.leOMe, It. 'pm or TUxedo ~I!'Jr, ' . ALL KINDS CEMENT PO! NTE R brunch in the Foun~ain Room 1FRA.NKLIN M. WALKER. ., Grosse Pointe boulevard, left Reg/lrdlill 01 rac. ONTARIO • of The Whittier Hotel. Last of LlDcoln road. ellrly last week to cruise up to ~----- AND BRICK WORK CONSTRUCTION CO. LANDSCAP INC Tuesday, July 25, Miss Bashara • • • Mackinac via the Morelands' ~'EEDYOUR Garage flonrs, driveways, rat 881-4400 * Lawn Care aJld Garden was invited to Grand Rapids, JACK LANE, of Crescent Lane, "Miss Profit." I~PAINTED? walls, pre.cast steps, porches Maintenal1ce OLU'Specwt)' where a shower was given for with bis 37.foot yawl Mystic, • • • THE GROSSE POINT! rebuili. or repaired. Patios * Tree Trimming her by Mrs. Uichael A. Skaff captured top honors in the per. Named to the' Spring Semes. ~ lllIdeDl.!, 3 year's. ~x. • Attics .Porch EncloSl,Jre, Thatch Removal and her daughters, Mrs. George formance handicap division of ter Honor Roll at Northern UU• .APTIST CHURCH ;s. GUaranteedsavlllgs. and natural stone planters. * • MO. at ... All cement cracks repaired. 'Additions 'Xitr:ilens .Garages SoddiJlg Courie, of. Washington, D.C., the Mackinac Race las~ week. nois University, DeKalb, Ill., * 0..... pobtaa , 881.8136 Basement waterproofing. • Commercial BuUdinp * FertililiJll and Mrs. Michael Skaff, of Los end, on his ilrst entry mto the- is JANET L. DUNN, of Ridge . w... Weed Control Angeles. race. Crewing for Mr. Lane mont road, who earo£:d "A's"l iIllIOvem~nt. Carpentry, * Invitel you to .-orthIp • •••• FREE ESTIMATES. _ •• JIM SUlTON * Experienced Mr. Samuel will arrive from were Pointers PHIL JEN. in all ber courses and an "S" with us. rork interior, ex. Free Estimate. Los Angeles on August 7. On NINGS, J A C K WOO D and (Satisfactory, highest grade NO JOB TOO SMALL 1677 IIrys Dr. * 10;00 a.m. Church SCboo1 'pliDUoi, 839.1124 'ld H. Barlow August 9, the family will get DOUG PFAF~'. Three very given) In Student Teaching. 11:00 a.m. MorDiD, Wonh1p , and oonded. together for cocktails and din. proud and happy Lane daugh. JUST CALL Dav * • * T:oo p.m. Evenlq Wonbip ner "afloat" on Lake St. Clair. ters, JUDY, SUE and PATTY PENNY DILTS, of Ithaca, . ~, paper hang. TUxedo 2.5735 and Badio IIroadcut rree estimates.G. Van Additions -:- Alterations 290 stephen. Rd. Thursday evening, the bride's wi~ be on hand to welco~e N.Y., was the houseguest of .. VAlley 4-1492. New Homes TU 4-6768 parents, Mr. and Mrs. George their father home ,:"hen he salls NANCY BRENNAN, of Lincoln Dr. A. Dale Ibrie. Min1ster FRED NAVARRO ------N Bashara Sr of Ballour back to Grosse Pomte. road, last week. The girls are Kitchens, Family Rooms COMPLETE landscaping servo r~lld, will inirodu~e their future * * * Phi Mu sorority sisters attend. ~WASHING We Also Spel:ialize in ice by Julius LaQu~ere. Top son.in.law to their families Among the 517 Michigan State ing Western Michigan Univer. H. CHAUVIN Modernizing Bathrooms dressing, cultivating, edling; from Grand Rapids and Bas. University students wb ac. sity. I.WASHING 'int EftlliIII TH I shrubs, evergreens pruned. ton, Mass., at a family dinner lueved all.A records during the • • • :.'. I • DECORATING CEMENT CONTRACTOR ELE Construction Lawn cut tin g. ferWizing. party. Spring Term were sophomores Entertaining at a July 19 JlAIN'1'ENANCE ALL TYPES OF CEMENT &- Supply CO. Sprin, clean.up w~rk. Hourly The Rehearsal Dinner, which LINDA S. NISSLEY, of Berk. cocktail party {or Junior League Ev. Lutheran PR 112323 Eites. Reasonable. Free em. ill' shire road, and PAMELA J. committee members planning T,LABADIE. WORK . mates. 'J85.56119. w Include the family and a SEYMOUR, of Aline drive, both their 15th annual fall Fashion. Church CARPENTER ts all j L.. few' close relatives, will be at Elementary Education majors. 2-2064 • Walks • Drives • Porches wan sm Due. ------Lochmoor Club the Friday eve- .. * • scope- were MR. alJd MRS. .Patios • Waterproofing I panelling, repairing, screens, LAWN REBUILDING, new sod. ning before the wedding. The HARVEY C. FRUEHAUF, JR., V.mitr Rad .. W-...-. WWASHING • Pre. Cast Steps porches, ete. PRescott 1-3'729. 839. 6084. bride's brother and sister.in. DOROTHY BROWNELL, of of Ridge road. Dri.,e, GroSH P.inte Woo4a • • Tuck Pointing . CARPENTER WORK-Formica ------law, Mr. and Mrs. George N. LiF'ncolnroad, ELIZABETH M. ~~.,... • Sundoy Sch~ .ftd Church Wonhip ':30 •••• Na JOu... t00 sma 11• Free es timates. tops, cabinets, paneling, reo EXPERIENCED .,"ardener lawn Bash ara, Jr .• will host the eve. ARLEY, of Rivard boulevard, Army , ate urILLIAM.. C. CALL modeling, repairs. Free esti. care, gardening. Reasonable ning. ELIZABETH JEFFERIES, of BLOESINGl:JR .. 24, whose par- SuM'oy Church Sdtoel . ' rate. Own equipment. 294- Lakeshore road, and ~LEANOR ents live in' Littlestone road, 9:30 •.•• TV 2-6586 TO 2.5956 wates. TUxedo 2-4285. Ask 3181. . ------S. SMART. of Westchester road, completed a cooking course at TUxH' 4-5162 for Lloyd. Fete Judy Cud;n"'"' are a mg'on pam ters ex h'b'tiling Ft. Leona rd Wcod, Mo., recent. ------B' in the 15th annual Michigan Iy. . LAVVRENCE VERBEKE ALL REMODELING 5C H ERV ISH efore Wedding Regional Art Exhibition at the Bloesing received a B.S. de. Carpentry. alum. siding, gutters, Universityh U.of Michi.gan's. Rack. gree from Ferris State'. College, CEMENT CO. storms, doors, awnings, en. L d . JUdl'th Ann Cudl'a has been tham ghgaAenes,t 4runnmg now Big Rapids. Mich., in 1965. He closures, baths, kitchens, vam. an seapin 9 honoreQ at several pre.nuptial rou Ug~s..... is a member -of Lambda Chi CONCRETE-BRICK . ties. VA 4-7109. Terms. parties in the past few months Alpha fraternity. Hi~ wife, STONE-WATERPROOFING preceding her August 5 mar. MR. and MRS. L E W I S Kathryn, Bves in St. Clair CUSTRED Complete Lawn and . t R HENRY ECHLIN, III. of Mer. Shores CONCRETE - Driveways, side- CaNST • rlage 0 obert ,WlIIiam Helms. riweather road, announce the • REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Garden Service son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard *.. Memorial R CLEANING ,'{alks, paUos, garage flool!l, cement patching of an types. E. Helms, of Lakeland avenue. birth of a daughter, JOSEPH. JOHN H. SCHOENHERR is • Personalized Service at Rea- INE O'HARA, July 17. Mrs. assigned to Company C, 8 Dat. Church MAINTENANCE BRICK & BLOCK - Porches. Additions Alterations sonable rates. To start things off, Mrs. Echlin is the former ELIZA. tali on, 3 Brigade, in the United Cleaning, for all Helms gave a tea iJl Judy's BETH RONEY, daughter of the St t Arm T .. C t pre.cast steps, expert tuck , Lawn Maintenance. we Spe. bonor Saturday, May 20, to a es y. ralDlDg .cn er, .11lII sewers, pointing and patching. Kitchen Modernization JOHN K. RONEYS, of Ker- Armour (USATCA) at Fort cialize in "Hand Cutting." introduce her future daughter. cheval avenue. Paternal grand- Knox K ' or Minor Repair ilw.L.RESIDENTIAL STONE - Patios, walks, flower in.law to friends. . ' y. For information, Free Estimates It Landscape Design - Compe- father is LEWIS HEN R Y Following the completion of iDIGAND REPAIR boxes, stone repairs of all night or day, BEN SEWERS. Licensed Contractor tent landscape designers to Then, on June 17, Carol ECHLIN, JR., of Moran road. basic training, PVT. JOHN types. analyse, plan, and install your Cruickshank, of HilIcr!:st road, • • • SCHOENHERR, who is tlle son calI 882.5330 Guaranteed Barbara ROl!hford, of Belanger Enjoying are c e n t cruise of MR. and MRS. EDWARD J, llark WATERPROOFING _ Bas .. landscaping needs. FRANK J. ST. AMOUR road, and Sue Lehr, of Merri- through the West Indies were SCHOENHERR of 286 Grosse l/J A.M. ment leaks. TU 2.8324 TO 5.5791 :.884-9512 • Patioa and stonework. weather road, co.hostessed a MR. and M R S. JAM E S Pointe boulevard, wiII receive Worship ServIce 11 years in the Pointes. alld Church SclIOCII I ilEAl'aD, broken I u n c h eon and miscellaneous SWEENEY, of Lee court. at least an additional eight) Call anytime, 'Free estimates. (Crib Room thru Fir$t Greelel nilpaired. Guaranteed. FREE ESTIMATES LA 1-4693 shower at ,the Cruickshank * '" '" weeks of either advanced in. "EYES FOR THE INVISIBLE" ~ rateS. 921.8175. NO J:OB TOO SMALL Customcraft Serving Grosse Ptes. home. Off aboard the South Ameri- struction or on.the.job training Seven of Judy's Alpha Phi can the last day of July for a to qualify him in a specialized The Rev. Bertram delL Atwood tiLT Licensed. Bonded - Insured CONSTRUCTION for Five Years sorority sislers at Michigan look at Expo 67 will be MRS. military skill.- Preachi~ COMPANY State U&lversity took her to LESTER F. RUWE, of Tour. ' _ IlIVtWA,Y CHIMNEYS, porches built and DAViD w. SCHERVISH .... repaired. Leaky basements, Additions and Remodeling ot 240 FISHER RD. lunch at The Kingsley Inn and aine road, her daughter.in.law, FIRST CHUDCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST all gave her' a towel sbower the MRS. JAMES E. SCRIPPS, rn" :" Groue Polll~ 1'_' II ~ly Paving" by broken steps. Call anytime. types expertly done. TU 4-4677 PRescott 3.0322. next day, Sunday, June lB. The and ANNE, MARY and JAMES Sunday, 11:3(\a.m.~burCh, SUllday &:-hool anel {pfanta' Room I)KOOALASPHALT • Family Rooms • Kitchens hostesses were Ann Dutcher, of SCRIPPS, IV, who have been W~ .• p.m., ,TeatImoll1a1 Meetm,c ~PAVINGCO. RETIRED brick layer desires • Remodeled • R e c rea ti0 D TOP SOIL delivered, $5 per yeL Oxford road, Candy Congd~n. visiting- here from their Louden. ,.' 2.2 CMIfut. Aft" ... 3 yd. minimum. 10.yd. !"ad, Of B~rcIay road. Dana !d~lchle, ville, N.Y., home. This will be ~ 181111¥ad!; An. . !tnJs. parkiog lots, small repair job. Brick and Rooms • POl'ches • Attics Con. Reat'l!!~ $40. Parking lots graded. I o~ FISher road, ~ue Millies, of Mrs. Ruwe's second trip to ~~o. ~~ra~. ~ andsealer. cement. 775-0429. verted • Donnen • Garage" ~u='.::-~ &: Bonded Broken concrete debris and Fisher road, Chm Palmer, of Expo; she and MR. RUWE, with. ~_.""'"~ • Ctnsed TU , ... ,. WA.1.6282 and from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. EDT on Friday, August 11, t~~llIrs, ~ co~.: LICENSED & INSURED I U'. Inv'lte You to Worship 1967, for the purposes of receiving registrations. '"Clud'n, '~~2678or~~~: HELMER n.. With Us i "..f~ I 'f' d Ad ,. t/.,.,..,,~, Chain Link AII.Steel and &--,~'FD~iK TUxedO 4-0522 C assl Ie SI WORSHIP, 9:30 CHARLES HEISE "t4 " ."", _ Nursery (I, 2), 9:30 a,m, Rustic Stylet City Clerk t...~~lRACTORS I DOING all t-yp-e-s-o-f-ca-r-pe-n-tc-r, B' R I I Sunday School (3.8), 9:30 a.m. ~k I \\"(Jrk,remodcling attic rooms, n ng e su tS I, •..,.Ch.,~:.;~;••lllIrocll 15115 East Jefferson Avenue - VA 2.6200 VI lei porches. Small or big jobs. Don.'d Ll,cu", MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. ....~ Estimates free. TUxedo 5. Vim Published in the GPN 7/27 aM 8/3/67 _ 5892. , 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL. INDUSTRIAL 'II * GROSSE POINTE NEWS * Feature Page * * * * Pointers of Interest Good Taste

From Another Pointe of View .."). . ;' .~:..: Favorite Recipes of (Continued from Page 9) People tn The' Know 1J~nte Pointe drive, will serve 1I.s co. chairmen of the 1967 1\1ichigan Lucia celebrations. JOHNNIE'S ICED TEA 'Poi Michigan's Lucia, a young woman of Scal1din~v!an I Contributed hy Counter descent, will be crowned at a banquet at The Whittler l\Jrs. Johnnie Lane The Opening .•• of the Italian Collect' ,~ Hotel on Saturday, November 25. Then she'll be flown 10 Salada tea bags and made fashion headlines. Mrs. 1?1IS lias . to Sweden to participate in the Lucia festivities there 10 cups boiling water W' was there and the news coming back ~ R1llt ' December 13 .•. I sugar to taste Irene Galitzine and Valentino p.U 1;2 Cup strained orange Mrs ed~. Many Pointers are active both in the Lucia Contest Paris for couture and ready-to.wea~ r'e~ceb _ and the Detroit.Swedish Council, among them,. besides juice I Pierce wil~ re~pen August 15th and we 'l' 1\lr. Anderson and the Johnsons, Arvid Lundell, of Duval 1;2 ~t1.p strained lemon kn~llS...... ) JUIce want to UliSS It. '~ road, recently elected Council treasurer, and Couucil directors Elving N. Anderson, of Fairford road, Carl A. Steep tea bags. In• bo'I'I Illg I . * '" . II< Cassman, of Kensington road, Gust Dahlen, of Devon. water until tea is desired Patrzck • : • whose customers m Bruss~ . strength. Strain' orange jllire ae shire road, Charles J. Koebel, of Sheldon road, Mrs. Otto I royal .famlly and pretty debutantes is l!lW} and lemon juice t h r 0 ugh 178.88 Mack Aven:ue. M;any the Pomi~ert 1:1', Lundell, of LOl'hmoor boulevard,' and Mrs. RODert S. of cheesecloth; add to tea. Add ladles are consultmg h~m on hair st Ii S I Peebles, of Westchester road. suga~ to tas~. Ser~e over i.ce, their hairpieces. As ~e says, hair is ~thirmid r, '" • * garmshed with sprig of mmt. very short and he en]oys doing both H lbiiJUry~ Also "planning ahead" are members of tMDomin. ------you f!om being ((Mrs. Inbetween," hOw~er kan Auxiliary of the Sick Poor, who have reserved the .d up unth a perfect new coiffure to convmee... (Ij Fisher Theater for Sunday, September 24's performance May Bn e TUxedo 4-.9?93, wilt get you an apPointme~.:rI': of Londo'l's top musical hit, "Robert and Elizabeth." and a posztzve approach to the latest hairfM~-. More about this later .•• * * '" -lOIII. • • News Items ••. from Claire Pearonc, 397 Fishrr .... Comings and Coings'" shop is reopening, July 31st with lovely things' ."', j~, TJte Philip K. Hills, (she is the former Sally Coburn), lines and a hand.picked group of inexpensivef~l have sailed back to Europe and their home in Brussels, l~. open Saturdays. On August 3rd, at 'I p.m, there Iillil . ft h 12-d" . l:1 lege Conference." An advisory board will 'give .. _~ B eIglum, a er a tour of t e West and a ay VISIt with ...:.'.... Phllto hy Eddie IIlcGrath, .Jr. th ne ung clothe 'll b 'nf - ... !\Irs. Hills' mother, Mrs. J. J. Coburn, of Vernier road. MRS. STEPHEN SMITH, OF SOUTH OXFORD ROAD, (SEATED), AND •• e. YO~':eoinvited. s WI e I ormally IIIOdtIetDt .. Pat .... Hill is re-erossing the Atlantic with her parents. MRS. MILES O'BRIEN, JR. OF HALL PLACE * * • Her bl'uther, Larry, will remain in 'The States, staying By Janet Mueller ~)o------"T~~ Mu~schler Sampler ••• ?f Authentic ~ with his grandmother until he goes off to the Leeianau I" ' , ery ."~. 1S ~, wondrous col1~ctlon of recipesfor Schools for his senior high school year. Once upon a time, there were two young women i~~ediately beco~e SUSPICiOUS. dd kl . d' t b' T 1000'1 t 0 th I But once convinced we were pu mgs, pIC es, SOUps and beverages. We'rel • • * w h 0 1l'le m wo 19 CI les, mi es. apar. . n e same legitimate, the owners couldn't we discovered it .at. Muts~hler Kitchens, 20'1%1 The Finnish flag is flying again at the Littlestone day, of the sam~ year, each was ma,rned: Tb.elr hu.sbands have been more cooperative: Avenue, because It IS so mteresting to read_ had grown up In a suburb of a thIrd bIg CIty, lymg be- They'd insist on showing us recipes should be in everybody's file. For m""'" roa d h orne 0f Mr. an d Mrs. Gera Id L . Stoetzer, whose son, tween the other two, and each took his bride "back everything....,c:nd we'd look at ." Jim, and daughter, Sue, have a guest from Helsinki, home." The name of the third big city was Detroit. The everything: Carol, for instance, tion call TUxedo 4.3700 or drop by the sho_ llkka Heiskanen. .' name of the suburb was Grosse Pointe. who really 'knows' antiques, '" • II< Ilkka is the brother of Rutta Heiskarten, ,'l~o spent So the two young women' would crawl under furniture on Important Imports ••• from Italy, Spainand rroi part of t?e summer with the Stoetzers tWo yeal'lJ1iJgo. The came, as brides, to a strange with Judy on the Poison Con. her hands and knees ••. " the shipments of handbags 'and totes for f«U teiil mternational exchanges' resulted from Jim' Stoetzer's new town. They moved into the trol Project • . • Prohably the "unique.est" fea- arrived at Michelle's Boutique at Leon l18~ 1964 You'th for Understanding summer 'in "'Finland, same apartment complex. They ASter a Week ture of "Here. There, Every- Avenue. Tapestry and leather is oneinteresting. during \vhich he lived for two months with t6~;iIeiskanen met. They liked ea~h ott.tlr. "And I w~~ed to make a ~~here" i~ the .sec~io~, tit!ed tion ••• see the others in an irresistible arroy. family. They became good frIends. sweater a week, practically. Commumty SpeCialtIes, whIch Photo by BrBnshystudlo '" * * \ "." . .' Eventually, each moved away (this was before "the book" be- mclu~es wha~, Judy and. Carol The engagement of LESLIE The Kaleidoscope .• focused on colorful CampheU. .' . from the' apartment complex, gan) did needlepoint that sort descrIbe as a sbort gUIde to GELDART and Thomas Bruce glasses. It liked what it saw and the doubleoldlaD.; Arriving back in town any day now will be. Mrs. to a single. unit home. Each of thing" she reme~bers what is available culturally in Seiter was announced by her on display at 16135 lUack at Bedford. Theyare 0IIe Aaron E. Wileox, of Loraine road, who left shortly after had .two chi1dr~n. Carol Judy had a couple of ':spare the area:: .as we.ll a~ a list. of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert each and are being picked up for parties and gifts, the Navy League Ball, (she handled publicity' for that (O'Brien), the GIl'I from .the time" hobbies B.B. (Before annual. happenmgs . (ChrIst. ~. Gel~art, at an Open House * • • VERY successful event) to vacation in the West East (Boston), had the f~rst Book) too' "the only thing I mas Fau:s, e.g.), speCIal events Iin theIr Crescent lane home Before You Migrate ..• to vacation.land in Aumul .',....., baby, a boy, "O'B," Just regret is that I've bad no time and "ChIldren's Pleasures." Sund~y, ,July 23. A May 25 b't f f 11 't' h' ~... H er California hosts included former Pointers Lieu. turned eight His full name is f d thO Uk th' t E9"h separate listing is ac weddmg IS planned. a loa securl y WIt - a new knit or wool' tenant Colonell. C. Davenport (ret.) and Mrs. Davenport, Miles M. ~'Brie~, llI-~ut ev. sr~ce ec:~pa::~ide~g~o ;eoo~~ companied by a sbort par;. . The' bride - elect and her away in your closet. Tres Chic Boutique. 18100 who now make their home in Sacramento, the J, P. Sex- erybody (mcludmg himself), authors" she says graph, Judy and Carol's de scrip. !lance,. son of Mr. and Mrs. Avenue has a great selection •.. now! > ,> tons and Mrs. O. C. Stephan, of Lag1Ula HUls formerly calls him "O'B." Neith~r young 'woman had tion and evaluation of the servo Don Seiter, of Severn road, hoth lit .. * of Detroit. ' . She also had the last baby, any real experience in the writ- ice/shop/"happening." The.'l e we~e gra~uated from Grosse Cricket Boxes ••• are making the scene. Littlt Heading slowly back East she was jOined in Denver a girl, Aileen, two-and-a.balf ing/publishing field. are very "personal" para. Pomte HIgh Sc~ool and are decorate, delightfully. Larger boxes go outas by Mr. Wilcox on Jul 16. The'two are currentl relaxin now. . But Judy is an organizer; in grapbs. "We wanted our book pr~se~tly at~endl~g Western purses. They are of solid brass and have been', in Aspen CoIn. bein~ enterta. ed b th E • Y T I g Judy (Smith), the Girl from high school, she set up and di- to !>e ~hatty," the author~ ex- MIchIgan Uruverslty, Kalama- from India by The Sphere, 19849 Mack Auenllt. of that it' my. e wmg ay ors, tbe West (Chicago), also pro- rected a Children's Party-PIan- plam. Vje ~ant people to have zoo. .. * II< C :Yo duced "one of each": Connie, ning Service, authored an ar. fun readmg It." ------., be I lbcU "1, ------__ who's six.and-a.half, and .(]<,e-ticle ahout her Service for DfsapIJO.intments and Fun Flowers ••• are a specIalty at Kim r y .• , 20311 So th h B I. th d where very special attention is given to tach u4l1lfl \ ate Welcome Engaged vie, five-and-a-balf. ,"seventeen" magazine ("My . me mgs t ey wanted to a.lro e arrangement to give you old world charm for,. Sl Friendship Contillues' only previous pub 1is he d list, and ~ouldn't. "We were.n't dinner party or just for a special thank youtothitspccil Wagon Meetinl! Brides to wives to mothers jw~rk!"). A History of Al't ma- ~hle to f!nd a comp,rehenslve * • " (J ••• the Girl from the East and jor at Connecticut College for lis~ 0:, antique show~, they ad- Wesfields .•• 15506 Mack Avenue, is openat9a1 the Girl from the West reo Women, she toyed with the idea mlt. And you can t get ANY The Welcome Wagon Club of mamed' good friends of doing drawings for the Serv- woman to tell you the name of seven days a week for breakiast. WonderfulMI Grosse Pointe is scheduled to • .. ice Guide _ "But I deciderl not her dressmaker!" these easy living summer days. Also don't fQrg« meet on Thursdlly, August 3, ThBeoDs'toOnnedcay,°lnhaVISIthdomte to ... Now, I wish I had! .•• " Some things they enjoyed handy carry-out service for your picnic and tO . ' ~ro appene 0 Book Named by "O'B" more than others. "We had a . k I all kind f at the Grosse Pointe War Me- mention. to lieI' mother ho:w And Carol has a certain na- lot of fun with the rental Tempting fIsh and chic en p us S 0 morial. Brunch will be served helpful lt would have been if, ti "',, lit . 1 items" they say "It's AMAZ ' .•• 885-1003. at' 11 o'clock, and bridge and when she'd moved to Grosse SPYt' qua y, .an ING ~hat you c~n rent in Uli~ '" '" II< canasta will follow the business ;fa g10:~ , " Pointe, she'd been able to find li .,.e a~~He 10 prTePharm a 0 town-in any town'" Short Cut ••• to hair fashion is the newshcrt~ session. rt f D tr 't U . "e ere, ere, Every- . h la F F ~om,,: s~.: e 01 roque where! The Detroit Area Sbop' Some things they didn't enjoy 18700 e p 1Dl!l An members and new l'esi. Chic, Mack Avenue, is t ceo e1"Vlce UI e. ping and Service Guide"- at all. "We can honestly say it dents who have receievd their natural hair and waiting to be styled eithersh?'f,. Welcome Wagon hostess calls " W ~ ere, for example, in. a named, finally, by "O'B" (its was. all 'fun' until the proof- ••• or shoTt ••• straight ••• for just a shortSIllJ are requested to make reserva- d~:: b:~th:hi:gsY~~ ;:~~ :~:~~nf~~:':' ;:s"It:;e ~~~~~~ :~~~~g~f :::::. a~o:~haii~~ ••• 886-1377. tions by Tuesday, August 1, *..... with Mrs. R. J. Abbott, 882-8363, grea~-grand!D0ther's fla volritle jdeeided, "too wo'rdy"), who ti~y !ype! ,!Ie thought we'd go The Golden Galleon .•• presents "The Micbelle (ji' or Mrs. George Read, 886.0836. ~ockmg. cLall', do you go to have appeart.d late one night in pa- blind. . • . ' fashion show, every Tuesday 12:30 p.m. until~pA.ik Jt rep~lred SO WELL that no jam as, having been awakened But eventually everything was Galleon is. a gourmet restaurant with reasoaa~ pnal one will kD:0w the:!!,ever were by a group of his elders loudly done-re.search, writ.ing, typing Ros.~..Bricker b!oken off m the first place? debating the merits of various (three limes), proofmg. "Here, at 17569 Wan'en. *.. Who do you see when you suggested titles, and ordered: ~here, Everywhere" was pub. be I hI a t t d Ii d lished I b d It. Mid-Summer Sale Prices ..• :,re to oun . Troth Is Told w n 0 or er a persona ze "Stop arguing! I have a name ,aunc e as sprmg at Renlodelers Inc., 15218 East Jefferson ..Now Lill, lampshade? for the book! Call it 'Here, ~hp.Junior League's final meet- dill Mr. and Mrs. Robert. S. (These are the inestimably There, Everywhere!' NOW, 109 of the year. . to get the best service, fastest installation an J Bricker, of Dover, Del., have valuable bits of information Ini a y bel can get some The tale of the GIrl from the The engagement ' of ANN est savings. Drop by or call for an expert to come • announced the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. that 'are handed down mother. sleep! •.. " East and the Girl from the West NEBE DAVID and Edward home. LO 7-2400. , their daug1Jter, Elizabeth Ann, Jensen, of Pabet court, are an. to-daughter in ever.v town _ a "We wrote the book to satisfy sh~ul~ end .~ere, 8:ccording to Lowry David was announced by * * .. Illd to John Donal Ross, son of Mr. nouncing the engagement of system that works well PRO .. Gar 0 1 ' s fans," Judy grins. classl~ tradltJo~, WIth an "and her par en t s, Mr. and Mrs. Go Ahead ••. be a lovely mermaid this SUIll , and Mrs. John D. Ross, of their daughter, CAROL LEE, VIDED daughter marries and "She's fabulous at finding bar- they lIyed happily ever after"- Michael S. David, of Grayton ak P Mst Hampton road. to Dr. Gerald A. Moore, son of remains in the same town as gains, expensive and inexpen- But thIS, after all, is Real Life, road, at a recent family dinner. Martin tells us the Merle Norman m 'e.u . tII BoLh the bride.elect and hel ,Mrs. Stella Wilson, of Detroit. mother: Otherwise, Good Luck sive ones. Her friends keep call. ~here every ending is a begin. 'l'he bride:ele.ct was gradu. make-up is really 'water-proof. Lets yOU stayI~ fiance are currently attending Dr. Moore was graduated to daughter! ••• And Good ing her up to find out where nmg. ated, from lI-hchlgan State Uni- of things, beautifully. Select yours at herr. William Penn College, Oska. from the University of Michi. Luck to great.grandmother's to -go to get thines done." Judy and Carol are crafts- I V~rslty, whpre . she affiliated 16129 Mack at Bedford. loosa, Iowa. gan and Wayne State Univer. rocking chair! ... ) "When we s tar t ed, we men now;. ~hey know how to go WIth Ga~ma PhI Beta sorority, .. * "'. Jltl ' The wedding is planned for sity Medical School. Carol's mother agreed' It thought the project would take about 'Yrltmg .a book, how to Her ~Ia~ce, son. of Mr. lInd It's a ''Heck of a Hike" from the ea.st S1~~ August 26 at Cbrist Church, A November wedding is would have been nice if su'ch a about six months. Two years work WIth a prmter. They won't Mrs. Ylrgll L. WhIte, of Royal Next time ride the Royal Coach Limousme,s ccIe &-\3!!. Dover. planned. Detroit.area Service Guide an later (this past spring), the spen~ m(lre hours laboriously Oak, lS a graduate of General every day .•• to and from lUetro .•. TUx objective appraisal of un'ique book came out," Carol notes. copy~ng out charts of proof. Motors Institute, Flint. ' .,' services and facilities' had ex "We could have spent another readmg marks. ("After all, we A December 30 wedding is To wr't nd publish a book Ihow big untilIII ~' " isted when Carol first 'moved t~ two years on it, we could have ~~~F~Printer 1~?think we're planned. is an :d~c~tion.in.itsel!. Judy Iaround it. We~ll " , I Grosse Pointe ... And then Igone on forever .•. " 1 • IONAL. ), 0 n I y to I ISmith and Carol O'Brien are ing that Detroit, 11 " n .. she went a step further. " Unbelieving Husbands ~md that the marks are Iistp.d Iavailable at most local boo!;. still learning. I shopping .tG~. ~O'I Mother Speaks Oat Our husbands are both very ~~ :~e back of every standard stv,".~: it's also scheduled /.0 "We wrote 'Here There 'EV.[it'S amaZUlg. . bl£l' "Why," sbe asked her daugh. bus.y men an?, be.cause they are IC~?nary, .a m 0 n g the mo~t Ibe sold at the Planned Parent. erywhere' for ourseives, fo; fun, Often, theyJI\.'stJr.5., ter "don't YOU write one?" active, I don t thmk they resent rea, l1y available of references. hood Christmas Mart and the for the experience As a by. own BeforeBoot. , . our being active" J d b Has to Be Sold Ch . t Ch'ld" . I' ";:;SSi~~;I~~1;' aI~~rol r~plie(l, serves. "Naturallr, we u ,:or:ed But ~hetY'v~ didscovered it's ~ot IFaI;~. Th:y m~s~I~~;etC:~:Stt~~: ~;~~c;i ~~~o~~~~h~~n~ "g[::~ I m~~;;;agine!':_~~l! . e •. : ron the book durmg the days, enoug 0 SIt own and wrIte and sell it," on television I 'claimz. "I ,1St'" • I Later, back In The POinte, at Iwhen they weren't around ... " I~ ,boo~ ... They must see that, (they've appeared 1 Isar.., . Th' ltures to Bosro~ a party, she ran into Judy "I think at first our husbands It s dl~tributed (currently, it's: programs) and ra~~ two ocal I' WBelvGel~tarned sOd'dm~~h'eali~! them framed!.. , , r SmIth. . . .didn't believe we'd ever finish I 1--" .. IS a CIy-we I n r ' And that il: how "Here, There, it," Carol smiles, "but when __ --- l '~ Eve~here! The Detroit Area they saw WI: ....ere going to, they .. B-.ft-!IIt--'~S I I Shoppmg and Service Guide" were SO proud and helpfuH" ----:- -:....- .. -::=1.::: FAL ~ :' was bOrn. And amazed ... at one point ~ J~<1Yis a Gen~ine Live Wire, Miles told. his wife, "Since YO~ -- --O"-'ft::eW- \. -' 11 ( a girl who descnbes herself as' started thIS book, you've gotten .:..- &-:-;&'1.' . .L-= i t\~C~...4'0 S80 ! "one of those people who likes to know places my MOTHER -:::::::: - I I ,I' to do a lot of things." (the senior Mrs. O'Brien has .~ - ... ..:.. , 'i She was assistant chairman lived here all her life) didn't 1-\00111- " of the Junior Le3gue's Poison even know about!" I ~iC Control Project last year, is co. The authors limited their lisl. 'I' Ifeel J'ust! WI . chairman of Pianned Parent. ings to unique, specialized servo ' ' . ~' I, hood Christmas Mart Shops this Iices and interesting, off.beat i sl'ck about what's .,. ..' year, will be Junior League Ed- .shops. They personally checked ,i, ." .,' Grosse pointe War ... ucation chairman next year. out every shop and service', happened I'n Detrol" "Ask a busy person if you listcd. 31 Lakeshore TUESDAY, • _ 8:03 ~ want to get something done" They bought a map of the I' dld't th' k ... Tbat adage could easily be city, divided it into sections, and an on In a ' AUGUST 8th Fries Auditonum Judy Smith's motto. spent days following up "leads" I funny Carl's Corner 1 Not that Carol's tempermen. in every section. 1 • Free Ad mission • Door Prites tally an Alice-Sit.by.the.Fire, "We had a mimeographed 'IS 'In order . Ii' . [e herself: 'J'rained as a Medical form done up, and we tOQkon. I P , ;. Secretary (at MarymG'mt Jun. the.spot notes on the form" ..:::::l:, Music by 'THE LITTLE SISTER.S" of Grosse om ior College, ArlingtOI1. Va.), she Judy explains. "We'd go into' a ::::::i worked in a hospital ?cfore she I store, introduce ourselvcs, ask '-- ~: Free Refreshments was married, wo~ked three days Iii we could look aroulI~ : .. STUDIO CAMERASHO'o a week at a Medical Lahoratory I Some Owners SUspICIons /"\ r: by after she was married, before "The only problem we had Sponsored "O'B" was born, did volunteer, with shop owners was whcn we CAR.L .JOYNER - work at Detroit Orthopal;'dic i told them our listing W:lS free-l %0229 MACK.in. tn" Wood's GROSSE POINTE COMMERCE & CIVIC ASSOCIAnON IClinio aite.l' hia birth, worked'llse the word 'free,' and people -