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22 -._ _o. o,_, .t v._,. m_. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, JUNE I, 1967 a._ e, y,, 

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MusICFESTIVALPROG 

Top Students at ParcellsJunior High School 1Wild Chase Ends Add Ballet, 

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Youngsters Narrowly Miss Being Struck; _ 

St. Clair ShoresOfficers Assist 'the Gros_ePointe Sum. 

mer Music FesUval, pre- 

John E. Dumas, 24, of 22424 Visnaw, St. CIair seated ever_ July at the 

Shores, was captured by police following a wild chase _ War Mem0naI, is 10 years .... 

the Shores and through streets and an open field in St, old this season. To celev_move 

for. Clair Shores, on Saturday, May 27. The motorist nearly brate, it is offering an excaused 

two collisions and almost ran down two boys in panded choice of attrachis 

effort to escape. _ tions. 

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According to Shores Patrol-I Still at the heart of the 

** * men Healy, James DumasJurcak was stopped and Daniel! with e hess FesUval" are: the three concerts _ . 

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Thavt Shores police who were called r r ng ,_s_ from the, Detroit Sym. 

that Egypt when it appeared that the phony. But along with these 

in speeder .w.. On A c ide 

of war The Shores officers said they C _t baRct and a unique" guitar ! 

world and were patroling 1,ake Shore at cabaret for a total of five _ 

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10:22 p.m. when they 

Fairlalm and 

Dumas'. 

Lake 

ear 

Shore 

between 

lane, 

traveling at an extremely high 

rate of speed, and gave chase. 

Passenger Demolished in Crash Car V_Tch Last 

August Sfi_ Under 

Doctor's Cere 

Instrumental in the plann;,g 

of one of the new attractions 

is Mrs. six'ten Ehrling, wife 

of the Detroit Symphony's di. 

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WednesdaY, The policemen said they paced rector. Mrs. F.,hxllng is an in. i /_:i 

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to table 

ternational authority on ballet 

DumaSan hour.at more than 70 miles_ It wii1be'at least another and has planned,the Festival's 

During the chase, Jureak and month before Farms police opening program with Marvin 

Healy said, the speed was as will be able to determine Gordon,a_stie director of the 

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high as 100 mihs an hour, rat what further steps to take New, York Ballet Company that 

which ttme St. Clair Shores against a youth chargedin- is eomln, to perform.She will 

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May26 .... 

SPOKES. The 12 brightest scholars at Parcells Junior High 

Thursday that School include10 girls andtwo boys. Being honored 

_leh_e by Elm_w_ Photob_'aphy 

GARE't'SILVESTRI and GAIL UREEL.. Standing, 

left to right, are:---JONATHAN BULLARD, MARauthorities 

were asked for help. an August 27 accident ease atso lntr_hee the,program 

_Nearly' Hits Two Cars in which another youth was give commentary, 

WhileDumaswas beingpur- badly injured, it was dis- The music portion ot 

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during a program at the school Friday 

are, AUSTIN, seated, ROBIN left to right:_MARGARET VEEVER, JEAN 

night, June 2, 

WOLD, YEE, ANNE MAR- 

GARET GODEFROI, LOIS 

BETH MUYLAERT. MARTIN, CHRISTIANA 

' HOOGSTRA, 

BACON and 

ELIZA- 

ROBERT 

sued on Lake Shore, he swerved closed by Def. Sgt. George series _ again feature 

,his ear back and forth from van Tiem on Monday, May varied programmingthat 

left to right lane, forcing a 29. won enthusiastic au_enees 

motorist to leave the roadway, 

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_p0rtwas denied and another-to come to a com- The detective said that a the past decade. The three pro. __,%: _._ 

M_ynld ti_mite a"series _ges C hool _ Board : Two: _Conce : Schedul e d : Pit C h e d ' Bdl i:i.: plete ,Tarcak stopand to avoid-a Healy said collision, their with witness the in_ the vase _ is and serving an an evening on sonatas, and a : 

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At Grosse Pointe High; 

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Proves Fatal . 

scout ear flasher _ 

o.. to a s(op at Marler 

siren Wexe effort is bein_ _ to lo_ 

road an, to obtain the ¢ommamling of. 

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Featured 

m_te for classical 

artists in the musie = " : : _ 

,=_'=_ ,oo, To Be lteard Outdoor Event on Friday To Short_top butJeffers°nthe driver managedin St. Clair Shores,tofieer'Sservicemanpermissioa, 

tot0co_e allOWhome thetopiano;,series willGordonbe Six'tenStaples,EhrLing,violin; . ii=!, 

_lay night in 1 • escape and continue northward, testify in the matter. Nathan Gordon, viola; Edward ' 

_a_0f Itnfusedto ¢01_egestu-L_gue'Of end , . WomenNcfen _ -t 'S _nnphonyBand_o _ Heard:On-Schoo! Lawn,_W[th Kurt,Wifl|amsDies ' In_Hos' Dumas The Shores drove topatrolmen Newberry road said Accused ' of causing the an- Korkiglan, cello; William 

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_,,tens _ to S.I Sponsoring Rally ln:War AlumniJoTnlng.In For:Second Porh0n-Of pifai After Being Struck in st. Clair Shores, made a eident is RichardSchulte,20, Poppman, piano; and Gonzalo 

' * JOHNSONand ' Memorial Center Af Program; " Sobists Featured Behind Ear, Below 

left" turn onto Newberry, at 

which time be turned off his 

of SO Westwind, who lost con- Tortes, clas_.cal guitar. New to 

trol o_ a borrowed ear he was the roster this year is violinist ' 

,l_e _fnisterLea. 8 p.m. June 7 Russell D. Reed of the InstrumentaI Music Depart- Helmef car lights, and drove to the end driving and crashed into a tree Rafael- Druian, concertmaster 

spenttime on meat.of Grosse Pointe High School has announced two of the road to an open field, and 

fence. 

into 

The 

a .,,tone 

,ve_ide 

pillar 

was 

and 

corn-win 

iron of the 

perform 

Cleveland 

the 

Orchestra. 

sonata pro- 

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;¢_g thecrisisTo help the communityforthcoming concerts.An OutdoorCommunityConcert Kurt Williams,20-year.where the officersnearly"lostrletelydemolished, gram withMaestroF_Ar!in ._In 

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_r. Johasoncast an informed vote on' is scheduled for 6:30.p.m. on Friday, June'2, on the Thom°ld shortstoP0 for the him.The pursuingpoUeemensaid Was Critically InJurc,d a way, th_ will be a preview 

a M_'terPearsonJune 12 for members of the front lawn of the high school and a Concerto Concert i . ps n -.Raymo - Wool- thot if i*_oa n^*ho-- ¢_-,h. 

" " ri .................... Critically injured, at the. time, concert,/or Druian and Ehrling 

I_Purs_n's ._unmerSchool Board, the League will• be. held at 7-30 .. p. m• on Tuesday, June 6, in the [ dge Company . .. team m the elou_a o_ ¢ d_ust in _ th_ __ fz.... "_M was Douglas J. Palazzolo, 19, of are preparing the works oR 

ltvri_n Lake of Women Voters will again audi!x,rmmof the,high school, ]Class B dxvmon of the De-, created by Dumas' car they 1149 Lakepointe, a front seat their program for recording by 

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_Cmii. one,and eapital,present both being co-sponsored a Rally, which by the is 

I_r _ that a Grosse Pointe War Memoee/,t 

The features Oatdoor_Community the Symphony Con-"__ be the first 

Band during the first nalf. Dur- nature to be 

program 

given at 

of this I_roit [Federation, Amateurdied Baseballtmight on Tues- [darkness. have The lost chase himcontinued _ the 

Grosselday, May 23, of a head in-Ithrough the field to Pleasant 

passeuger suffered internaI in the 

crushed face and 

injuries, ear, whoa RCA A birthday Vletor. celebration for the 

brain con- Festival will be the final pro- 

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ingthe secondportionthe Con- PointeHigh S_ool.Ithas beenljuryhe receivedurin_a Iavenue,where Dumas made a cussion, 

_n eouI_ be rial Association, on June 7 cert _and andxlumi will join designed to provide outstanding game on Sunday, May_21,!left turn, going west toward Schulte ca_e 

,. at 8 p.m.at the WarMe- theSymphony _andto forma instrumental soloists an opp3r- a_ainstMiehi#an m,.an_,.. Nine Mile road. eident with a 

ou of 125 

.__,gv sT mortal, gr p . . . tunity to play a major concerto tation at Butzel Field . Jureak and Healy sa:d that pelvis and leg. 

at was at Nine Mile road and 

gram -- a guitar, candlelight, 

cqt of the ac- and punehbowl cabaret in the 

broken right Mvmorial's Crystal Batlroom. 

He and Palaz- Guitarists Alex Suczek and 

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_'_GAMALA_DEL All sLxcandidates for the" two The program will feature well with orchestra1 accompaniment ........... ,e was mc on me neaa"'oy a Jefferson" where" Dumas." near_y" Hospital.Z°l° were taken to Boa Secours Ronald S¢oHon will joia the i;_= 

d Egyptdeclared l_sitions on the School Board. known marches, a trumpet trio, Three senior soloists are pitch in the first inning of ran down two youngsters For four months Palazzol"o Festival's classical guRar-artists 

_,a_.ut:hast ' _ldl_:_:_Oolnd 

s_fcr if warcomeshis _tal war" t 

_aeL However M. Rogers, Calvin J. Sandberg, 

themes from "Dr. Zhivago," and scheduled to perform, "narbara play. He was conscious when 

of willKiev" close with by Mou,_orgsky. "The Great Gate. " MaeLennan, Bette Harmison, taken to St. John Hospital but 

and Stephen Mihalik. two hours later went into a 

standing His car on lights the were road shoulder, still out. 

If. the boys had not jumped 

underwent a series of operations 

Gonzalo 

in au evening 

To_ 

of 

of 

guitar 

Mexico 

music 

City 

and was given therapy, and in and songs ranging from classics 

late December was permitted and art songs, to folk tunes and 

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_ reporthatBert letters totFrankWieking, H. Parcells, Jr., who andis Dr. the The ConcertoConcertwill Barbara MacLennan, piano,coma.He diedat 9 ann.in the out of the way in time,they to go home. He is stillunder Latin rhythms. 

e_Id'shadersas.lonly incumbent, willperformthe Mendelssohnhospitalwithoutregainingcon-would have been hit,it was a doctor'scare. 

_,t wouldI Each candidate will present Store Employe Piano Concerto No. 1. Miss Mac- seiousness, said. Sought as a witness is Peter i Co_cem on Wednesdays 

,,, 0n againstJhis I_oard qaaIifieations and wiil speaz for theonSchoo wna_ Faces Charg es Lennan tuition music atscholarship has the been University offered to major of a_ich- full _ ring pitch. Williams helmet The ball was when struck wearing hit him bya bat- the be- ferson a Dumas right and turn, turned at at Doremus which south point onmade 3el- he Licavoli, who the U.S. recently Army, Jr., was ofit 1154 induc',ed was disclosed Balfour, into nesday 19, All 26concerts and evenings, August will (July be 2), on and 5, Wed- be- 12, 

_. _-- Ihe hopes to a_complish as a _ igan. Recently she performed hind the right ear, just below was cut off by St Clair Shores by Van Tiem. gin at 8:30 o'clock. ALso of 

_ m_IWAY AD-member of the Board.Citizens The company superintendent thisconcertowiththe Windsor the helmeL 

_OLL°wdlX'Brid"wi]/be able 

|s_ise movec.-^_ .... to further appraise for Cunningham's drugstore, Symphony Orchestra. Williams had 

t_,_ ,. _,_ me candidates durin_ the er- Kercheval avenue, informed 

been a 

PatrolmenJohn Yoe and Rich- 

.300 ard Pope, who had joined the 

Licavoliwas drivinga 1966 specialinterestisa new series 

_ of buffet suppers before the 

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!first four concerts. These will 

_eslie and iod following 

-_mc_urersto when written 

their statemPnets queshons from 

City Ponce on Wednesday, May 

24, that he was holding an em- 

Bette 

perform 

Harmison, cello, will hitter 

the Boecherini CeLlo levels. 

in prep and collegiate 

He was a sophomore in 

chase and maneuvered their 

police car to block off the street. School Board 

be served b ythe War Memorial's 

catering service on the 

_the modifi, the audience will be answered, 

II _tr0versxalm'°ststan.tm" Mrs. Carl .J Fischer, Jr, the 

_)1.Thisstand.._ League pres]cl'ent will olden the 

ploye for taking articles from i Concerto. Miss Harmison will 

the store. Cpl. George Brackx also study music at the Univertook 

Richard Stokes into the sity of Michigan next fall. She 

mechanical engineering at Lawr- Dumas came to a fast stop. 

ence Tech where he was a Jurcak and Healy said they 

member of fl_e baseball team. had to use force to handcuff 

Meets Monday 

lawn by the lake. 

_t0 Protect_c'_u meeting and Mrs. Donald L. station for questioning, Pointe is the recipient High School of the Symphony Orosse ence Before Techtransferring last fall he to attendee Lawr. Dumas, been drinking. who, they With said, the help'. had The Board fo Education will from E. Brossy ticket of 44 chairman McKinleyMrs. place. F. 

_de frombein_ McConachie of ML Vernon road 

_ug a collisi0_by will be the moderator Mrs H 

the : • • " " " 

Stokes was accused by Dennis 

Mike. assistant security super- 

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0 r c h e s t r a Best 

award. She received 

Citizenship 

this award 

Snead College in Boaz, Ala. 

He was the son of Mr. an( 

of Yon aud Pope, Dumas was 

tak,,.n to the Shores station, 

hold an official meeting at 6 For further details, see the 

p.m. Monday, June 5, at the ad-Memorial's summer program 

card.Onc may obtaina Festival 

, , _r. Justin 

vice chairman, 

Davzdson, 

has 

the 

Mrs. 

Voters 

Dwight 

Set- intendant, 

of whiskey 

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and 

taking 

putting 

five 

them 

fifths 

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by 

musicians 

popular 

in 

vote 

the Orchestra. 

o_ her fello_ 

She 

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Anita 

Claude 

avenue. 

Wflliaras 

Besides his 

of 1462 

par- for where reckless he was driving issued(drinking). a ticket ministration Clair2 building, 289 SL brochure and order form at 

ltity,]hy 28 ltendricks, Mrs, Bruce Miller a trash container at the rear oz will attend N a t i on a I Music eats he is survived by three He was released after posting Professional staff salary pro- any branch of the Grosse Pointe 

_¥'GENERA L and. Mr. Charles J. 

_._t'_'day for acting as hostesses 

Sfickford 

for the 

the Kroger store on Kerchevai. 

Stokcs was held overnight 

Camp, Interlochen, Michigan, as brothers, 

a result of this award which Services were held on Friday, 

a bond of $125, and is awaiting 

a court hearing scheduled for 

visions for 1967-68 will be con- Public Library, 

sidered and acted upon. The TU 1-7511. 

or by calling 

_I0 Cooloff evening, and released pending his trial, includes a full scholarship. May 26, from A. and H. Peters June 14. publiC is welcome. , 

._aiddle East _ _ --_ Funeral Home. 

_ " Stephen Mihalik, French Lawn Cemetery. arms o e en 

J _ae! report'Car, Motor Scootar, Mower Will Feature Hornist io F P lle Op ouse 

Hem, will be featuredin the H Greenhouse Gladdens Donors Gift 

, • Mozart Horn ConcertoNo. 3, 

l tlln ed m Garage BIaze T d S f 1 Ev 

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Mr. 

ist in 

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the High 

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first chair 

Band 

hornand 

Reduced Charge erme uccess it eat 

The Fred Schrievers are hap- 

_' _ 0! "repeat. A good man to base around he is also active in Civil De- Orchestra and has served this Brings $25 Fine A_ estimated 500 p e r s on s Chief Roh said that the men py people indeed. Through the 

_1 askedthat in viewed displays of all types of of his department did an out- Detroit Free Press "Action 

_'_ _ge_tly. George case Joseph of anTrombly, emergency29, of i_ lense countiesin and Wayne has taken and Macomb disaster 

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Tuesday 

o n t e avenue. 

night, May 

He training. ran to the After house the explosion to call the he 

past urer. year Steve asplans orchestra to playtreas. the 

French Horn in eoUege and possibly 

minor in music. 

The City Municipal Court firearms, riot control equip, 

convened on Tuesday, May 23, : meat, and other items at the 

Judge Malcolm Sutherland pre_. 

Farms Police Department's 

standing job in making the open 

house a success, especially Det. 

Sgt. George Van Tiem, Det. Jo- 

Line" they found a good home 

for their 11 by 18 foot alurninum 

_0j0h_0 rail. 23,when his automobileex- firedepartment,thenhe asked Selectmembers of the High siding. 

Open House on Saturday,May sepb Miller,Patrolman Fr=n. greenhousethatcame withtheir 

_lay_ F. SCan.!olodedand caught fireas he me for the keys to my car SchoolSymphonyOrchestrawill There was onlyone caseon _20.The eventclimaxedNaUonal cois (Joe) Belanger,assignedhouseon Clairviewdrivein the 

L_ _. President was preparingto back itfrom which was parked nextto his providetheaccompanimentfor the docket,thatof Ramon Les- PoliceWeek, May 14-20,pro-to the plainclot,hes detail,Sgt.Shores. 

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christeningthe garage. 

ate:. When his parenls, 

^ inside the garage. By that time 

the L_eorge several neighbors had come out 

the concertos and will perform 

an overture at the beginning of 

ter. of 1135 Lakepointe. : claimed by President Johnson, 

He was charged with reckless i and on the local level, by Mayor 

Marvin Krebs 

Earl Field. 

and Patrolman But most especially are they 

glad about to whom this green. 

_ha _arnent that D. Tromblys, with whom he of their homes to see what had the program, driving resulting in an accident. William Butler. Forty-eight eases of free cokes house is going. It will go to 

t, ven0tforgot,ilives first heard the explosion happened. We were all stunned Both concerts are free to the He pled not guilty and was Police Chief Jack F. Rob said were consumed by the young. Pulaski School's Regional pro- 

[i. _ ,, which was apparently caused 

by gasoline igniting when the 

when he went 

garage in spite 

back into the 

of the flames 

public. The Outdoor Concert is found 

jointly sponsored by the Gross_ charge 

guilty of 

of driving 

the reduced 

without due 

that the open house and exhibit 

drew a bigger crowd than he 

stars who 

parents to 

accompanied 

the exhibit. 

their 

Krebs 

gram /or the trainable 

talLy.retarded children. 

men. 

_)_ _I_.gILTOUsmotor of the car was switched and smoko and backed my car Pointe High School Parents care and caution and fined $25. bad expected, especially since and Field lectured groups of 

k_lared aynight, it. on, she his thoughtm°therthatt°ldthethebig NEWSaerial oUtFarmsOf danger."station 'Firefighters 

nt of Ni. that towers above the house in Sam Cordelia and Paul De 

creamClUb' Thefor sale Clubduring will and haveafter ice 

intermission. 

IN_URED IN FALL 

Lurine VanNey of 1945 Anita, 

this eventwas wastheheld fixstintime the such Farms, an 

or in the Pointe. 

children ing the law, on the as folly the kids of break. were' tarried The Schrievers child of their have owna and re- 

open-eyed over the confiscated have worked d_tigently toward 

_.ly declareda the back yard h_d collapsed Grande. in an interview with ' slipped and fell in her home on The display was open to resi- weapons taken from juveniles: Ihelping retarded children. 

_h _h74_ and re. and fallen ou the home. the NEWS, also praised Trom- 

_ _._. nlitriaCisl " _Ge _as been a ham bly for hzs' courage and pres.. 

Russell D. _eed will direct 

bot_ groups and be as_b_ed .s's b_.' Wednesday, .May 24. and suffered 

a broken wrist. She was 

dents of aH the Pointes. The apprehended for committingl Now these youngsters at Pu. 

Federal Bureau of Investiga. lcrimes. [laski will be able to Ie._rn how 

p t r for years (there Ience of mind in saving the 

_e deci. raarefour°rge_herosma,ler' antenna [other automobile, 

Mark Lawrence and Ralph Miller, 

two conductor_" at the Out. 

conveyed to St. John Hospital 

by Woods police ambulance and 

tion also had equipment in the j Many vf the ch![dren,,were[to take care of plants and flow. 

station for viewing by the Lfingerprinted for kicks and lers and grow them themselves, 

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Corvette Stingr " ay, regis tered to - During • the fire, George was allowed to keep •the fingerprint ot viewe the show before zt . was 

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from Pa_ o_ay, 

dismantled. 

|1Pasto, Tuscou, Axiz., _hen he it was over, all he could say The lecture, display and fin- __ - they e_,o_brought h_nn_ht "°°gt alMEMOEIISI 

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I NM t/.L r- .l ./_._./.ZI_ YL) _ riding a motorcycle on Grosse scooter, and your brand new pressed at least one youngster, ]argo cake mey naa oaKca ,u / 

JL • | Pointe boulevard. 'Phe'pair ex- lawn mower'P' said Mrs. according to Chief Roh. When the police personnel, The cake[ 

[ changed vehicles, and while Trombly the evening had ended, a bi- d" not last very long, as the| 

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MACK .d._o .o=ood I Schulte and Palazzolo drove ' h ccle ,','as found abandoned at _,d • rain 

-_,, . . ,--,.^a .... =w=y . uL_aecar,_=vu. ....... :..... : ..... _atua theblazeunder The Farms department controlin up- _d ._Y me rearo[me ....... poncesialo in . ,hungry I.... o[heers kept co g_i iuxeao me.OllU i _o._a=o_d. = _t. s_ proximatelyfive minutes after A check o' the serial number [back ,or repeats. [ 

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T lSchultehad a bad drivin¢rec-lwhicanan oeen purcnaseaonly lessto say, the blue,StOLeni _._[_._[_ 

fiord, and that Schulte'so--=_ra - a few.days earlier; stood from the Backman property, ___1t 

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Hospitalization payments-of $40.00 _k_. _.. | 

10 weeksarealsopaid"forany ofthecov¢_;, ."_# t_ttI 

'This payment isin. __- _,_--_m_| 

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hospitalor medical .. U- e-o,an...--,_-_I_| MOFOR_n_v_1 

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• _ _--------_ ---- _-- .. _ o, ' -urn-- O'" - a 1_r e _t_tu ,u _., .... _, - s-.... , ---, Hi ,_tav@_ 

i i _V _ .... i/ A police report disclosed that JWasao_ea_,_° _ ,_a been _ people began arriving at ..the[ V 

T _ P_" -_._ Take advantage at tae T] Sehulte drove the car west on I,".='_.;','=_h_,,"_'_¢ _h.... z_ station at 7 a.m. and the exmmt il 

'_'_'_ _" "=_ "_"" "" '=_ "#'_ " un" about 11 m 

the boulevard at more than 100 , . did not close til P. • I 

i _a_c. e._ pJck,ng.p your I/miles" an hour, then shLftedI had ......completely disappeared. He was enthused by the recep- # OFFICE ..................... 

- • /_ho e_o, _,._ _-_ t_ _.a t "x_e main szeet spring mat t_,, _,nm th_ _nnle I D I_I_I_NIHGNil i_SANPlil_t |[ GROSSEPOINTEDIVISION ! 

_; #,Hr'r t"A IiI_@I_UqP [/;__h_e'=app-r_a'%h'_d--Lho °_;._ZI_._._ _.o_.h..d 

Lfllll 31Erfll'Jtln 3 h-ontthdrpoliceofficers. 

FURNISHINGS II 

garage -_'NO"W:O_- ci'[i_.e_ have -I ._..._..v...,- II .4.E.JEFF|_H PHONE821-6300 4 

vard.Fisher road m" tersecfi on. aoors hung amp ana _ rus_e_, " idea of the problems that ¢on - - - 

,...| 

1_any iAe-m_a_S°am"lVla*l [I _eorge_e_el,_wnager 

,%,,, +. ,, 

arrestso_per. me, _u:x -_zz_ ,, 

TRAVEL SERV__ s"ded - a_ _.moneao_,oame roo_ • L., 

100 K the curb,hit . tree on the,O_the_ur_.gear w_,,cy=dcared_onowing 

_-,, 

it# 

•-,c_n 

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--. 

P==' 

-" .... e_,-, of John Snar-o 441_ea a_a_onea, 

g_=:_'_.;:"hn;zno.d_'n_f_ 'anaiof the garage. 

paruauy out 

The overhead 

..... nmmlffin_ ,rimes 

_"=_'._:"/_,_'_',;,,a 

After/ 

"kniv_.sJ .... 

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" 

_: 

Even_ush ......... youmayhovemodeyourreservot,ons 

dZrecflxw_ the =;,IZne, 

We representall airlines and 

_ma_h_ |n_ o'--"-_.--- a s_ne zUa'-r._-e] t elephone wRe had. _en ..'*_'_._..a .._h=. ao..=.,,,,.°_ ---..._-_,_=.,,._ 

Di'l]-_:wa¢ shearedh'o'm its base ik_ockea out of commission. ,.L_.._=. _u_a_s_. the _onle 

anda section ofironfel_ce was I..z_,._ _._ .bLL- =_oknow,o= o_th,_, 

¢.e prtc=s ar= =.=,,_=,u. _ .... al_u_.,., tho _;_,, that faced the ==_..a u# z_--_ -- 

:_'_ 

_:;_i 

•l'ne _,_ _[mgray was zzi ¢arafe Y" 

total loss. Damage to the Spargo " ° ' 

"A pollceman is a human 

The car, a 1960 Buic,]r_was being, andnot an ogre. assome Father's Day June 18th 

!_.;i!;_,_:_ __ was about $400, itwas completelyguttedwiththe up- people might think_ With his 

_:.,!_ _._,_ 

_'!_!_ 

+_=_: 

_'+:_ 

_ The Traditional 

Sc.h_te was charged 

[riving while his licenso 

with 

was 

holsteryburaed springs and a few awayshreds to the of 

meR_ red piastic hangingfro= 

limitations, 

one place 

dedicated 

he can only be in 

at a time. He is a 

man and willing to 

_voked and for not having the the frame of the steering wheel sacrifice b.is li/e to protect the 

"i:-:_._t_i , . - car under controlcausingan '_he garage and automobilelivesand propertyof the citi. COI_D _ _rE_ 

i_ii_! Tassel mj_.c_._ 

Mrs. _ombly, "and so were Chief Rob said that the fight 

were insured, of course," said zenSagainstOf hiScrimeCOmmunity."is not just a KI_.ONA 

:_i_:::_:_::_ O/g Philip Stoan of 35 Duval, in- garage that George was going policeman's job, but also that 

::_::i:!._ formed Farms police that while to install, but the seooter_ which of the people, whose support is t1"sl¢_ _ILtla;]sol_8p_Ul_ oi_ 

he was trying on a pair o_ trou- he kept in immaculate condi. _eeded, and without whose sup- f._ Id.g_ @ot_zs _han_ 

_ : 

sets at Hughes, Hate.her and 

Suffrin, Mack and Moross, he 

hung up his own pants in a 

tlon, as he did his ear, was not port the battle against the trimcovered, 

We thought we had it inal element would be futlte. 

insured with the Auto Club, but 

by the lmm_ of absozben_ ten'? 

cloth o_ the _ 3ust =igh¢ _o¢ 

;'!_i dressing room. When he re- it turned out the policy covered Police departments exist be. 

! turned after being tiffed, he liability only." cause the citizens want them aft_theshow=,..aldsuzebm_k- 

: discovered that someone had "I was off duty that ai_-rnoon, and because they want good f_-_.,.tlzveUag.,._thedub, 

: stolen his wallet, w h i c h conrained 

$35 and persona/9apers, 

(the fire started at 6:49 p.m.), 

but happened to be driving with 

law enforcement. 

partmeut is as 

A police degood 

as the 

_ 

Blu= and wIdce c_ 

_ On_ _e _ 

with _e 

aayone. 

i : The theft took place on Tues- my famfly in the neighborhood," people fhlnk it is, and with , 

: day, May _3, it was disclosod, said Firefighter Paul De their backing, and the backing 

" of public officials, crime doesn't 

Grande. "When I heard the en. ._18 

:; : . Right thinking iS a roq_iio glues going out, I drove to the stand a chance. 

:__.. . for the art at tight living, station and found out where The chief expressed his up- 

.... the fire was and by the time I preciafion that the citizens MAlL AND PHONE ORDERSGIVEN CAREFULATTENTION--We 2.6958 

:. i reached the Chalfonte came to the open house and _e_.__.__._ 

:_!:_ i!i: , :'_.... it was under control." viewed the exhibit. _ :! 

i : : ' i:i :The Other off duty firemen wh_ 

two 

He 

nuns 

told of 

from 

the enthusiasm 

Sacred Heart 

of _ 

made the scene were Harold Convent in Lake Shore road,I Woodward at Grand CircusPark :! 

_,_ !:. per/ect shoe Campbell, WhOwas witching his 

_ ;_; ; : 

_if_ 

i /or _ 31S _ a_ M¢ldnlw, son play ' baseball at nearby 

Kerby Field, 

and Chief William 

who attended the open house I 

on Saturday, and who were so[ 

olso In Chcogo '" 

_i' 

:,:_ __i 

. _!: _ 

.... _I 

," _I 

engagements 

• • 

and MEAT 

DINNERS 

MENU 

or 

M. Mason 'whosaw the smoke impressedby the display,thatl 

and _mes from. his home. 

, 

' 

..... _ Zoo Gift Honors 

_ ' " _, 21.9_ A LACARTE 

'_,,_ :_ _,_ _ _'= James S. Holden 

- president of the Detroit Zoo- 

_]_i :' " logical Society, has announced 

_:" l _ ; i op_ _,_n_y thmueh _r_av the giftof $20,000 by the society 

i_,'_, : Kercheval at st, Clair * Grease Pointe 

_j' _': _ f Open ThursdayEvenings =,ne,, OILIVIRY z p.m.t=, ¢HAItOI _,m. to in memory the Detroit of James Zoological S. Holden. Park 

Mr. Holden dled at the age 

H 

: was a long-timePointe resident 

! : ; : and a well-known philanthropist. 

The gift will be used for the 

•_ _:: " purchase of penguins to be ex. 

'! l' _ 

ERT WICKING 

Howe presentlyundercomtruchibitedin 

. " LL _ _ :' _ " 

: ,_ _ 

t: 

-/ 

D tion Penguins at the to Zco. the be exhibited _ew Pe_gui_ eome 

from the Southern Hemisphere. 

i! 

i;", ! : FOR 

They on the range Galapagos from Islands the Equator to the 

Antarctic continent. The largest 

_:' = penguins stand four feet tall 

Groin ++ 

vmz'n'e 

ors are black and white with 

+o theThe_ smaUest predominate about cob 16 

gray,and in a few casesyellow 

decorativemarkingsin certain 

_ii+;i+ : :'_ 

• 

BOARDOFEDUCATION '- 

The most spectacular 

the Antartica Emperor standing Penguins some 

are 

from four 

_i!_i feet tall. Next largest is the 

F_:i] 

_.,_-_- 

King aleut 38 inches with yetlow 

markings on the head and 

considered the most eolorfu_ 

¢_;_i_: ! They come from areasnearthe 

_i;{.i'. i Falcon Islands. 

_;i _. Other species are the 16-inch 

:_:+:=!' Fairy Penguins of New Zea- 

:i land and AustraLia, Black-footed 

e Penguins from South Africa 

_ Magellan and Eumboldt Pen- 

+_ ': guins from the southern and 

i_i_ west coasts of South America, 

!_ 

i!:" _!i: 

Rockhopperand MacaroniPenguinsfrom 

the IndianOcean 

Islands. 

.c, 

-,! The living quarters for the 

: :, penguins will be ready in March 

: of '68 and the entire facility 

should be completed by June of 

._! HARD FALL 

Sometimes the fellow who attains 

a high position forgets 

"'; about the law of gravity. 

+++ Oross¢ 

_+ .... 

::+ _,,_ Anteebo Publishers, Inc. • _ 

• _ 99 Kercheval Avenue [] _ 

i, _ Phone TU 2-6900 [] _ I_1 

' • N._i_ _ _ • l mm /Od • _+ +ro.e Three Po'-+e., Trunk Lines m,h+. [] _ / _ 

o.- ,n e Educa t, on +++ ... 8eetheLively Ones... 

v0urFordD 

, _i:+:+_, -- _ ." • .:-:::. by Mall $6.00 at tslde Wayne _ . __ 

_i _ =$ _:_:!_i County) AI News and Advertlstn_ :.:ii_COp Must Be tn the News O[fice 

ea_e__ 

all M_dl (Subscrlptlona, 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

PageThree 

_.__. t+,tltes"to"t_na'+ " Season Injm'ed Officer Many Pointers" Rectptents" 

•--codtheMrs.C.E. Rosiere,Mrs.Arnold 

+-._'s t,dia,....ch Funk, Mrs. Gordon Sorenson egrees at a Quartermaster Seaman 

Thomas T. Munson, USN, son PAINTING PROBLEMS? 

° ThomasT.Munson ' " !', 

,+ _ i+i + 

_'_" _ Returns to Duty Of D Michig n AboardS_bm_i._ HAVE ++ ++++ 

t_,_°_',u_tatia"_ties and Mrs.Charles+Boehm. 

_ jrd icu,+. Mrs Robert McFadden 

Farms Patrolman John 

_nd Kraiza,who has beenon limited Among 

of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. 

the4,700studentsre- staUer,Manchesterboulevard,Munson of 167Moross road,is lnlor|or or Extor|or :: 

d._._: F , Jane 7, w_th _:- Mrs Nelson Frolund are in duty for the pastfew weeks,ceivingdegreesat theUniver.JD. in the Western Pacificaboard , .. " 

,+_l_at+'the:Fe_m_Pe charge of arrangements, while recuperating from serious silty of Michigan's commence- Others are: Don Murray Ma- the submarine USS Sea Fox 

Imr=:,_m ++,. l_+_ 

Ii, 

, leginjuriesreceivedlastSep.ment ceremonySaturday,Aprilson,Harvardroad,USE; James 'withthe U.S.SeventhFleet. 

Theres littlenew under the tember 16,has returnedto full29 were thefollowing Pointers: Meininger, Elford c o u r t, Hisboatwillconducttraining 

SolvoThem EarlyThisYear 

DON'T Wait UntilThe PaintingRush 

+ . 

_beserved 

chutesAbbott, 

at 12:30 sun--the book of experience has time 

PoliceChiefJack 

duty, it was disclosed 

P. Rob 

"by 

on road, 

John 

BBA; 

Douglas 

WoKgaug 

Adair, Colonial 

Boer, 

BSEME; Earl Joseph Meyers, exercises DefenseForce with and thetheKorean Japanese 

= " 

_t._l_Forest Browne,mostoftheanswers. Friday,May 26. Lakelandroad,BS; Andrew Jo- Lochmoor boulevard,MBA; Navy whilein thatarea,along CALl. 

left thLgh bone above the knee Lyla Gale Baldwin, Cloverly AB, Victor Ptasznik, Beacons. Japan, Korea and ttong Kong. 

and a broken left ankle, when road, AB; George Alexa Bilque, [ield avenue, AB; Carol Joyce (STATELICENSED CONTRACTORS} 

• Comet • a motorist crashtM into a po- Torrey road, JD; Sue Aileen Rodger, Lakecrest lane, 

D(iiIy $6 a DAY Matte lice car and pinned the officer Bradley, Severn road, BS; Pea- DAY CAMP ,No MAKE AN D_ 1-_31 

@ between the bumpers. The elope Ann Chase, Hunt Club BSDES[G5; PatriciaAnn Rou- APPOINTMENT 

drive, AB; Roland :Byrd hie, Three Mile drive, BS 

• Mercury 41 patrolman was out of the re- AGES&11 (_Jll After 6 p.m.) 

t _kl_ -- - $8 a DAY m_P. hiele, 

another 

and 

motorist 

_ttompting 

whose 

to 

car 

assist 

was Roberta 

Clark, Notre 

David, 

Dame 

Grayton 

avenue, 

road, 

MD;. Pharm.; 

Hampt on 

Diana 

road, 

Saglimbene, 

AB ED; 

Mon.,W,cl., 

Boys 

Fri. 

Only 

,or Oow ,nd 

Most ReasonablePrice 

thly disabled.The.policevehicle's 

I _0/1 

,_td#$)W. 

" Mokes 

) All .... 

• 

"8 

_ 

Cougar • 

Do- a_ 

a F M,le 

flasherwas on, it was noted.CountryClub AB; James drive,BSE V. Davis, IND Jr.,Edwin BESSE; Schaedel, ResaleSchmidt,North Fairholmroad, 

Also hurt at the time was E; Nancy De Poorter, Barring- Oxf°rdr°ad, AM; '_ichael Smith 

Kraiza's partner, Patrolman ton road, AB; John Edward Raymond road AB; Frederick 

_ CAU. TU $.4_ , 

lea" 

_l_s 

#m ,-kiss: TU 1._utm 

+ _ J' _ 

Robert • 

Ilia the 

Corm, who was sitting Eckert, Notre Dame avenue, AB 

scout car at the time Alan Edward Hartwick, Trom- 

Stocking, Hawthorne road, AM; 

Richard Streb, Broadstone road, 

Girls; Tues. it Thurs. for From Grosse Polnte You Receive the Ore_tesf Quality for the 

Greiling, Lincoln road, ABED; ran road, MBA; Jeanne Anne 

James Holderness, Hidden lane 'l_hoen, Belanger road, BS 

BSE NUC_ ENG; Elsie Sibley DESIG5; Constance Tily, York- 

Johnson, Rivard boulevard, AB shire road, BS ED; Bryan Mi- 

_-_------[ Conn suffered a severel; _D; Jacqueline La_g, Fleet. chael UnU, Hampton road, BS; 

_ _...g.'_,_l _ It whiplashed neck, and BradIey, wood drive, ABED; Dianne 

_._,, 'It_ffzw_a._ /"_+..'_ It_twi+t_d leg_i+.+.dCo.. ElaineMa!.colm,Oakland,AB 

James A. Yeckley, East Brook 

court,BS; Barbara Ziemer, 

[l_..m_,,_ _" J ,_, _]l[_ | were conveyedto Bun SecoursED; Robert McC. Malecek,Barclayroad,AB; Mary Linda 

_ll_ )_m_' _lfl//_+ "_" _t A_ I Hospital for treatment, and Morons road, AB; James Paul Schaill, Kensington road, AB; 

v$_ _'" 

tHIs 

-. 

Lordshlp.Charm 

6roceterson. 

_,_L ..,_ 

_" I 

_ _ 

_ 

t -- 

It _ 

_] 

L 

t 

I]Bradleywas takentoSt.John Mayo, Lexingtonroad,BS and Susan place, AB; DianeMargo Lenz, Tomkins, MoseUe 

IIH_pitat. ul JJoetors spent 

. 

several hours 

Thomas 

road, MBA. 

M. Mullen, Washington WindmiU Pointe drive, AB; 

i" " James Kennedy Todd, Balfour 

_.'--'___'." ..... _ I/operatimz on Krmza's Ieg be- ]_ore are: George Joseph road, BS and Wendy Graham " ' 

+ +++,+ +++oo++.+++.++ VOTEMONDAY-JUNE 12 

• 

p_[IrgyY_:/_::p_:::r 

) 

_ Mutter, 

Nancy Ann 

Whittier 

Newhouse, 

road, 

Kerby 

BBA; Wood, Hawthorne road, AB ED. 

To ider 

0 SperrylOl_a er _ _,r 

"t e l w _ . " road,AB ED; ElizabethNich- Good motoringmannersisthe 

[ [ |+ h eg as mending., he under- olson, Cadieux road, ABED; best life insurance you can get. 

: 

_+_:., j_ 10; ,o+o,.euse AM;DanielHerveyO'LearY'cokeOXf°rdparke, 

road,Uni. + 

i No_iml L0mps _,+_/_ I Driver of the vehiclethatversifyplace,USA; William ++ 

Bo_tS_pplles_ "_ _ f 

...... _ | | I 

llrXJffllI I I 

I I struck the patrolman was Harry Pen, Charlevoix avenue, MBA; 

lID.Jessee,Jr.,of 22636Lake-Norman George Peslar,Charle- 

l+land,St.ClairShores,who po. voix avenue, _D; SallyAnn 

_ • _ | 1 J I lice said, at the time, had been Pool, Roland court, AB ED; 

tne _m_ _ i idrinking" Cathy Anne Reece, Rivard 

o At a sehecluled hearing held boulevard, AB; Paul RentenshJplsWheel, 

nnco beforeMunicipalJudgeWilliambach,GrossePointeboulevard, 

Connolly,last February 8,AB; CarlisleRueger,McKinley 

Jesseeentereda pleaof guiltyavenue,MBA; ArthurSherman 

_k Ave. TU 2-|_40 to a drivingwithoutdue careHawthc)rne road, BSESE; 

and caution and causing an Thomas E. S_yaney, Anita ave- 

I - 

reducedfrom recklessdriving.Bishop road, MSE; Karen _ 

' -- injuryaccident. 

Jessee was fined The chargewas $100, with nue, Wright, JD; Bishop Haig D. road, Tarpinian, AM; 

- • _ the alternative of spending 30 Sharon L. Zdrodowski, _Berk- • TRI.JSTI=D ..... 

IU -- 

He paid the fine. In addition, Hogan, Yorkshire road, bIA ED; 

he was placedon probationforGeorge Stroh,Hollywoodave- • HEALTH 

FRANK H. PARCELI_ :" 

_:" 

90 days, during which he was 

pal. _lllk_ 

forbidden to drive, except to cia AB; LindaBendlin,Torryroad, 

Edwards, Anita Avenue, 

hn prcataract 

amazJn_ "++r"'+° new lens [ DEMAND 

days and from ;,nthework. Wayne County ,aft. shire nue, AB; MS Albert road, ENGR. ABED; B. Blix, MECH; Nancy Hawthorne PatH- Ann . T_STI=D APPROVED 

road, AB and William GENUINEKLOIIO 

Yachtswomen Rostyn road, AB. to assure free,ore frombacterie 

Meet June 8 Cherry, sun more Stratford are: place, Donald AB; "nd Ilnityatalgaeandto the proper maintain=,lk_ leveL 

The area included PP_E_.,- within Grossethe _oirtte Grosse Board Pointe of EducatiOl'l School = District is often 

described as a suburban, residential community without a major i_,dustry. 

NOT _O! Educaticnis our major industry. The educated,knowledgable, 

.! + 

+'++ , :, 

.... 

=,;',i" 

" 

Roderick Dapkins, Kenmore 

The Yachtswomen willhold drive,BSECE; Brian Decker, PHONE WE 3-15OO 

inquiring young citizen is our product. 

' 

' ....- 

"_!_/_: : 

their 

summer 

last 

recessThursday 

meeting before their 

eve-Denise,Essexdrive,MBA; 

Manor avenue, MSE; Richard 

Carl 

FORFREEPOOLMAINTENAN(_ 

CHARTANDBROCHURE 

Be reminded of your responsibility to seledt two candidates as trustees, 

... _ : 

ning,June 8, at the St.ClairErickson,Audubon road,JD; 

Yacht Club at 8 o'clock. This Maureen Ferrell, Berkshire 

_m'seayoUrNe_ghborhood 

Nelsoni_eatsr who in your judgment; can best maintain and promote this crucial enterprise, 

i++ 

i/" : 

month's meeting will feature a r o a d, AB ED; Alexandra . . _ _; +! 

boating clinic conducted by Georgeson, Canterbury road, 

severalYachtswomenmembers.AB; Kathy Anne Groehn,Loeb- +_i 

OLD NEW Hostesses for the session are moor boulevard, AB; Susan 

chairmanMrs.Raymond Dodd JeanHanna,Colonialcourt,AB; 

Mrs. RalphFrederick,Mrs. J. VictoriaC. Hawkins, Balfour 

_mpm_li_mmounc_theavailability a.Bartos,Mrs.WilliamFreder-road,AB; KarenAnn Hohman_ 

_lama_gnev¢le_that_lmostdoub[es 

b_imfmldforca_aractpatlents. It's a 

ick, Mrs, D. D, Galloway and Stanhope avenue, ABED; RobblissPat 

Miller. errMark Kirk,Hampton road, 

,, MD; Donald Walter Kosy, 

" 

LADI[St °"+°' 

kitsch&Lomb &iscoverythatemploys 

_midalmfface curvature. I_/s ca_ed the 

.... 

HAVEYOUR 

CH_CKEDBY 

AN EXPERT 

ward Anthony Kotz, Lewiston 

road,BS; Sandra 

Peachtreelane,BSESE; North Brys drive,ABED Ed- GPUS 

, 

)t_WhedcLens'Made°fhaxdcrystal'clear I _-emodeloZd je_e£vl/i_to Dwight David Loder, Devon- 

Farlane,Country Club drive, 

_tdg_m.Weinvit_youtostopinfora . 41 OreotVolueslnlqneDiu" JD; Kenneth Unclean, Rivard -'+: 

• ti0n. | monds, Watches ondall 

GoldJewelry. - " 

_Mi_Pa_A_pheric_nn+are°l_Yha_he0f 

h+_/. gTade g,asse_ 8+Rce +_87'6 , thefi"est'+[+estst+'le+s" i shire boulevard,JD, road, AB; andDonald John Mack- Mac- CARNIVAL TIME! 

I.m+.a,w.,,_,+.+,.sI Maire Students = 

Opt,ca . ,++o++++++++,+Report Aeeosters 

IE_,,,. _o;,+m,.k_,.. t AlfredE,Zier 

B l_._rms GrossePointeWoods I] JEWELER& GOLDSMITH The City Policereceived 

16437 E. Worren TU 1-4980 call from the principal of Matte 

_l_ 2"5_0 TU 1-8681 J We buy o_dgo_d, jewelry School reporting that two of his ), 

'[ ' ' ond diamonds, students were approached by 

two young men on Kercheval 

and Notre Dame on Monday, 

May 2,2. 

The two youngsters, ages nine 

and ten, were walking to school 

when a red sports car with a 

black top pulled over and the 

driver asked the girIs ff they 

_" wanted some candy.He stayed 

in gerthe got vehicle out of but the the car passen- to talk 

to the little girls. 

!!ill t''-e-our- +'+++'+°' 

, description of both the driver 

and the passenger. The driver 

was around 20 years of age, 

weighing about 160 lbs+ with 

brown, bushy hair. The passen- 

I + _i Announces . * + 

6'erwasab°ut17years°fa'e'feet 

trousersand and white checked hada blondebeafle parka, dark 

haircut. Hisfacewas blemished. 

P 

Mr. Ryon Has Just Joined 

The giftsattemptedto get 

the license number but co.]d 

not be sure what it was. 

CookRoad,GrossePointeWoods 

Chief Andrew C. Teetaert 

tall and wore a green Friday & Saturday June 2nd & 3rd 

HisStaffand BroughtWith Him +a_s children; parents that they to remind should their not To Bene fit th• GPUS Scho Iarship Fun d 

TheKalr-Sten-lksShoe Line t_t_ to strangers, tell parents 

" 

: 

Mr. McCom Shoes +u 6-4_6o 

if 

pareuts 

they are 

notify 

approached 

the police 

and 

immeh_ve 

diately. If possible try to get 

theThe license Chief number also cautioned of the car. par- 

__ 

ents about alarming the chil- 

oo.,i_oo,_, MERCURY COUGAR CHRY$ffR I_-16 

In The Villo_e drengiven undulY.to the policeAny willinf°rmati°nbe kept f,JRNIVAt New 79,7 New ]967 

................ .... Cruising Racing Sailboat 

NCE • 411 O 

,,c. of the Year" and_ot+r 

+i callTU4 4444 

,o II - • 

off on all FLOOR SAMPLE :+: ,,.,,,, w...++,+. Beoufiful ,,. ,,,, 

+,, S COnll'ibu,ion not required ZENI1H +o,.on+ 

iz_m, urn[er's store rn t ure p,o,, ,oparticipate PointeEtectronic, , . +. _"_'_"°" PONTcHARTRAIN 

HOIEL HONDA 

2 WP'_iI_I Chorge AccountsWelcome TU I -! 285 Clock Radio Sport Model 65" Bike 

Open Mon., Thurs. & Fri. Evenlngs

,:_ . BARGAINS _ay 2sI. _e eondueU.g _ :t _/e_yC_. "ZsS, h_.d_" " . _e"tr_b_rt_on_! " ' _b _ _a"_te_Lt. R,ehard DuFour _e_, w. - 

_ O senior Bob class B,nn, inagovernment, senior in the troit Mrs. Memorial ZymalskiHospital. was born [n Michigan 20700 Greenfield Scholarship Road, F u nOak d, Completes .... Training 

Kl[ 4N41_ 

_::: elass, gave Mr, Kurvink mouth Detroit and lived in the area Park, Mich, Second Lieutenant Richard G. K[/I-7]_ 

Turner and Mel Fosgard of the all of her life. RUTH E. DEEDS George A. DuFour, 1179 York- t, Serve You 

BUICKBAKAIN DAYS tvmouthresusitation, Farms Firo.Re._¢ue unitSgt, rushed Art She was an area chairman Funeral services for Mrs. DuFour, shire road, 23, sonofMr, completed andMrs, an erda- s vrueSs 

to the s_hool gad itdmtnistored for the United Foundation Torch Deeds, 5S, of 851 Pemberton hence officer course April 17 at 

• 

:. 

1967 OPEL 

,1695oo 

2-DIL 

oxygen both there and on the Drive and was a member of the road, were held at the Verheyw. 

to cottego Hospital How. Grosse Pointe Farnls Yacht d,n F.neral Home on Friday, 

ever, Mr. Kurvink WaSdeclared ClUb. . May 26. She died on Tuesday, 

dead on arrival. She is survived by her hus. May 2._. 

the Army Ordnance School, 

Aberdeen Grovi.g Gro.nd, Md, 

He received nine weeks of 

training in the ordnance mission 

IFYOUQU_IP 

'it 

FOR BIG SAVINGS AT: 

|railer ""' TOMTAYLOR 

Mr. Kurvink had not missed 

. School day in five y,ars. 

&D., 

from Yankton 

and was 

College, 

graduated 

S.D. in 

band, Edmund; a daughter, Mrs. 

Barbara Haspie[, and a brother, 

May 

Home. 

26, in tlie Wujek Funeral 

She was the wife of C. Jay, 

Other survivors are; three 

two 

sisters, 

sons, 

Mrs, 

Jonas 

Irene 

and John; 

Geymann 

two 

of supplying and maintaining 

the Army's weapo,s and combat 

degree 

Lt, D,Fo,r 

in 1965 

received 

from 

his 

the 

B,$; 

hi. 

|XAMPI.E OF $|NTRYAUTO 

FOR A OIllV[g0el! _-_' 

Property 

Oamtp '""'*°} :$ SO00 / 

Call 1947, where he received his Interment was in Mr. Olivet and Mrs. Evangeline Pectic, varsity of Notre Dame abedhi_ _ Medic_,ltxl_n.. $2,000 

_. ,,.,,.t.. _d. BUICK-0PELINC1A 0 6-3000 BA Master's degree, dollreo He 

end American 

in received eeon0mics his 

history from 

Cemetery, . 

JOHN V. CLAN_Y, SR. 

pal Interment Cemctary. was ia White Cha-M.B,A. University degree of inMichigan, 1966 from Th© the 

]ieutonant received his ¢ommis- 

_'Unin,,md _,'R_d S_¢vl;_0$1! Mo,,,I,ts, $1,/|,,N 

W hmnel Ifho=, $1_ 

::-=. 

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Wayne Stato University ln1955. Funeral services for Mr. MARGARET O, FRASER sion through the ReServe Off[- 

He loved athletics of all Claney, 1426 Maryland avenue, R¢Cluiom mass was said for cars' Training Corps program 

forms and helped out in many were held on Saturday, May 27. Mrs, Fraser, 59, of 40_ St. Clair 

LOUPRANGER ,v"Gemprehenlivl,_11PlY 

23316 Clll_md *114°° 

i 

: 

: • large. athletic School. 

brose's 

He 

football capacities was coach 

teams at ofthe. in 

St, High their 

Azn- at neral 

Church. l_,pp_ns.Van Home 

He died 

and 

in DeWeghe St, 

Boa 

Ambrose 

Seeours Fu- avenue, L_kc, 

died on 

on 

Friday, at Monday, St, May Pau|'a May 

26. 

.'29.She on A roe. the noFind one can yourcrowd nieheyou in out, life and ,7,.,g45 _0_p;l$_;_n_ 

lffllill_ 

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torMr, forKurvink Greasewas Pointe Park Shores Direr-II years, Mr. Clancy was a Park May 28. _'--AV'¢AMP 

of ,or 

He 

the 

was 

past 12 

president 

years, 

of the 

restdent 

a native 

for 

Detroiter. 

25 years, lie was 

Stuart 

She was 

A. 

the 

Fraser, 

wife 

Jr. 

of the 

and 

late 

is 

lq 

I1 _n.,We¢, 

AO_s 

prl. 

,.n 

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• 

ItYl |all 

II ._,y_ O,ly GeraniumsAmerican ers, He waa_loved Federationandof respect- Teach- Marie: Hc is three survived daughters, by his wife, Mrs, survived Rona!d Morin, by her ehildre0, Scan, McNeil Mrs, II Girl,; ea_ "ru,,, Yu , ,rh_r_..r s.4t_ 

SPECIA LOWRATESFOR 

QUALIFIED DRIVERS UNDER2[ 

SENTRY.! _"I N[ILqt_lC_ 

The Hlqlwarl Mutuals O.'llnlz_l_ 

' 

:_ ed by bo_i(eachers and stu- Cyril R. DeFever, Mrs. R. James and Stuart A, Fraser III; three .......... * - _ 

!_i 6"_ O C . d,nts, alike.: '_ Youngblood, Helen; two sons, sisters, one brother and eight ...... 

_"'_ 

: 

. 

OutOaisi_ ,...... • • 

. Large ....... 3election ot 

_ 

gose 

.._, t.I. He is survived- by his wife, Henry V., John V. Jr., 12 grand, grandchildren. 

Kathleen: fiVe:children; Robert children and one brother. Interment was m Elmwood 

el_ doz. Jr,, Pamehl, Reid, Jamie, Mar- Interment was in Mount Oli. Cemetery. _ 

garet; his parents, Mr. and vet Cemetery. 

flus#tee . brothers Mrs, William and one Kurvink; sister. three FRANCIS R,.JOSEPH Funeral BARBARABANXROFT services for Miss SWISS 

Enter Now 

,, 

CHEESE"_r_ G_e,_',_CONTE 

ln_n_ _l_fihn af Annun/z nnd 01,,Monday, May 29. at the Ep- Joseph, 37, of 102[$ Weyburn boulevard, were held on Men. : 'if" 

----'=_ ..... -.: ..... ". "."............. pens Van' DeWeghe Funeral road, were held on Saturday, _ i 

Ink J1 

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nlIVlIIVll All _'erennlGis 

glncud • 

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_,o, 

TREE 

Burgess 

UPROOTED 

of 1828 Anita, 

Cathedral 

Park Hospital 

He died 

on 

in 

Wednesday, 

Highland 

reid Woods police that he had 

.. Home.... May 27, at the Verheyden Fun- _ 

American 

WATCH 

and 

and 

Swiss 

. 

SWISS 

see _nd" tos't _IS1WATt'II. 

this ! r 

....A.,,.m,e ,ARD[ . $,,_][_ " • planted a small tree between May 2_. 

May'_6, A native Detroiter, Mr. 

Come _, 

. ......... _..- . ...,_ : house. On Saturday, May 2"/. he Joseph is survived by his wife, CObll'lST IND$ JUNI 3 . 

I/y._ I ...g'lst_'ar_n , It/ _,_l&V. rooteddiSc°vered svmeonethe plant, that had up. daughters,Frances; aMaryS0n, andRiChard;Elizabeth;tw° _il_re_nre,_fts• cond_ for the __, i 

his mother, Mrs. Bahia Risha 

Joseph; two brothers and a 

_ ii!: Interment was in Mt. Olivet THE FINEST IN IMPORTED CH|ESE 

Cemetery, 

'_ ' CITIZEN'S OIECKLIST 

W]LL_TIZlt 

W/llard Seely Worcester, 77, 

of 

sister. 

Ridge road, died May 26 at 

_ 

a Specialty 

AND FOOD SPECIALTIES 

• FANCY BASKETS • DELICACIES 

Harper Hospital after a long Jewelry repolrlnff 

__oo_ooo..oo J Co 

._ii:ii!,ii::: :,!!:.! JanuaryS,l_0, he livednearly Hoeberling Ro HIRT r. . 

:_,'._:',:_ _: ; 

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, 

B--ARD 

_' 

the third generation of his 

famil# 

Born 

todd 

in Coldwater, 

so. 

Michigan, 

2$ Ve,.r_ in SomeLKetie, : 2468 

WO 

MARKETSTREET 

I-I173 

(acrols from _stem M_._t) 

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:l_!i 

A graduate of the Detroit 

all University his life School in Detroit and and a 1912 was 

] 49_3 Kercheval 

Jewelry 

OPEN DALLY 7 A.M. 'til 3 P.M. SATURDAY 7 A,M, ,J , to I0 A.M, 

. 

. 

. 

. _ 

,._: :_:,_ ...._ :i.: specialized: in businessadminis. . :: 

:i :i !-i i tratlon, he helped to organize 

'_>*' _' "_ Luring Company, which later I 

!:i:' !i beeline the Square D Compa.y. S 

---. '°'_::' * Competence d 

, , treasurerof 

In recentyears,sincehisretire. 

the latter concern. Village ThisWeek BellR[ng 

_!::I!:_'!:: ::: _ Educational "::::_: =i:_: ""...d,o,_..,,._._ 

fes_ion, he had served as a 

private tax consultant. 

Prolmional Skills- ,'_"_ !'el:_ He belonged to the C(,antry U SD A CHOICE 

l_i: _:: :: {b_ 'r_Z_ r'l_m_,_ay" cal Society, Detroit Museum of 

_:::_ :" Art Founders Society, Friends 

• Harvard Clubof Eastern Miehi-: !il : gan, Archives of AmericanArt, 

Market .... 

_tt_ . _ ..i 

Service 

venity ,f Michigr,n club IIo_rd of 

1'/011sctivlties.) ,o,.,_,.,, of Deacons, Unlthe 

Grosse Pglnte Memorial 

GreasePointeMen's Sla'v_.rtngare.hiswife,S'erena Club,and 

• Ailes Worcest_;'a si_ter, Mrs. 

LouisS.Dudley;and abrother, 

P h ill p. I. Worcester, all of 

s!: _ i_ {_ ...._ Community 

'-'" "eref ,.,.,- 

,,....hool 

L_la Leque p_rtlcil_tio_, 

te.che,, _•uts, 

¥oca. 

Grosse 

Services 

Pointe 

were 

,arms, 

held in the Bar- 

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tio.I suidence programs,) 

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Candidate for School Board , .,,*'s°°.,._,..o ,,.._ , _! ]rl!l_lllll _ NNlllll1111111f_l[I]Illll ll_lt]_illlll_ll_ll_llIjll_I_lllll_[lll_l_illll_l_I_qll_[Jill_:tilNlI_[ll}l_l_ili_i[[_ill_i_l[[t_illliL[ll_$llllIll_Il_]$

1967 GROSSE PC)INTE NEWS Pege______Rve ii' _ i 

BOX STUDIO MemorialDdve Course in Creative Writing 

between Balfour and Somerset, :Reaches $77,971 

phone 881-2013 Grosse Pointe War Memorial's e n ere to oun ers _:i_ :i 

:_ $d/£S and seYq.]Ice ig67Annual Family Participa.RonaldFerguson,uppergrade developedso thateachgroupof ._ 4 ' ! ?! : 

f'ef/ta/$, tionCampaign as of Monday, teacherat John R. Barnes Ele.fourstudentscanhaveone.The _ - 

piano, base guitar, May 29, has shown an increase mentary School, 20090 MoITfing. students examine the pictures 

sax and clarinet, in both the number of donors side Drive, who will be instruc- carefully and together create a 

epiphone dealer, and the sum collected over this tar of the summer school offering story which they tell to the i 

_r_teedcustomersatisfaction, datelastyear.Lastyearatthisincreativewritingforqualifiedclass.Afterallthestorieshave ', "71 v. 

NT, low monthly rates, time 4,868 people had contri- 4th, 5th and 6th grade pupils at been told the sets of pictures _' *'\ ii ,m._^hen only the FINEST 

4,902 Thorton peopleE. donated Waterfall, $77,971.50. presi- commented beginning June upon the lg, proposed recently served board where during they the day. mayThe be next oh. ', _,, V b s 

QUALRTY 

|f years of 

III1'CLEANING 

dent of the Board of Directors program, day. the students are asked to 

of the Crosse Pointo War Mere- "Boys and girls have many select any one set of pictures 

orialMellen,ASsociaUOn,chairman 

andof thisHarrYyear,sW" needfine thoughtShelp in gettingand ideas,thembUtdownthey pendently.and write their own story inde- 

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WRIGLEY. ShoOs guaranteed 

COO0 TASTE and, o/ 

course, Compliments.., Sure! 

ServingDetroitSince 1910 

campaign are highly pleasedon paper.There are various "An extensionof thisis to 

with the results of the drive, ways of helping children do write groups of words-three or 

_. 

lid YOU KNOW 

They are especially pleased 

that every year since its incepthis," 

the veteran elementary 

teacher stated. He then proceedfour 

in a group---on the chalk. 

board and from these ask that 

WEpIcK-UP and Del|ver Anywhere tion the Family PartieipaUon ed to enumerate the highlights stories be written. It is amazing 

in _rolt and Grease Pointe Campaign has shown an in- of the approach he has devel- what yarns can be spun from 

, donors crease and in both the amount the number donated. of aped. word group.-, such as BOY, 

rL_38 . Aubin _e drive officially ended on read, and we discuss and study," DOG, WOODS, FIRE. 

St "In our program we write, we HORse,TRAIN' FLOoD,M 0 U N TISLANDA I N OorR 

AT GRATIOT 

Tuesday, 

continue 

May 

and 

30, 

are 

but 

welcome 

donations 

all 

he began. 

:*. • 

Lafayette Park through the year. "It is important, I believe, to "Frequently there will be 

have a definite time allotted in room activities which lend them. 

2._ $ 1533 ShoppingCenter E. Lafayette 

Mr. Waterfall expressed h_ the school program for creative selves well to writing. Interest. 

who helpedwiththe drive,as childrenexpectand from fieldtrips,classmurals, 

__ **_ thanksto well as the the many many donors, volunteerswriting.When looka routi.-.e 

forward is toes- a ing plays; articlescan books, and be art developed projects. Fine'/oods_d 

S_ DLIROITUS 

_OC'--S AWNINGS 

jp SERVICESARE BEST 

i 

**NavalNamed to Attend d v 

Aca_em: 

, _ 

girls 

for 

write 

writing. 

a paper which might 

Again 

"l'ot_orxow, 

outlining 

you 

is 

may 

valuable. 

pick your 

fall"Every into oneweek of these the categories: boys. and own "It topic is funfor occasionally creative writing.' to say, 

c_)A definite assigned topic, Many children immediately 

one generalenough so thatallhavegood ideas,othersneedto 

$bopplng elegance i_ 

Bimingb_& Crosse Palate 

_ Our Show1'oorfl 

StephenAndrew Riggs,17,of studentshave had some exper,thinkaboutitfor awhile;still 

universityplace,has acceptediencewithit;(2)an openended othersneed a definite$uggesan 

appointment to the United story; (3) a diary; (4) a letter; Uon. GR.4DE A 

, 

_ _ 

Of J_ _a][ States Naval Academy, Anna. (5) a book review; (6) "a pie- "As the storles are'being writ. Fmh er$ _ 

tO7.0890 po_, .d, tu,e _ory"; (7)a".rd_ory" te.be.an_g_ls _ .our. Fry iiii 

Steve,a seniorat Grease (8) an articleabout a room aged to get down theirideas : _. 

ird_.oNOMONff 

A_IN_$ _k"[_J_$ W F0_ 

PointeHighScliool, hadearlleractivity;(9) a self-selected and not be concernedimmedl, 

been nominated by the Navy to topic. . ately with spelling and pun_uathe 

a R 

University 

e g u i a r Reserve 

of Michigan 

Officer 

as 

to 

"An 

write 

assigned 

a "Description 

topic might 

of Your 

be rich. 

they ask 

They 

for it. 

are 

After 

given 

the 

help 

writing 

if 

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_/IIIUIIII@t P001._0Vl[iI$ Training Corps scholar and had House" or "How to Play Chinese is finished, time i_ spent in proof 

alsowon an appointmentto the Soccer" or "Track Day at readingand correcting. Then '....: 

UnitedStatesCoastGuardAea. Barnes"or "Schoolis Differentbecauseitishelpfulforstudents _ ' 

- Hale 

won all three appointments in general enough so that each 

_,. New London, Conn. He This Year". These are topics 

competitive By Stove's examinations, choice of the has student a feeling knowsabout something them. Asanda of the stories are read orally. 

to listen to their writing, some 

or Often want thetowriter changewill anfind ideaerrors aster 

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Idfi_pP_ce 

winnerof the New England Metro- eienN. Nedzibecame a doubleteachercan make an outlineto "After thepapershave been 

Opera_ditiomin 1964. An accomplished winner. He had nominatedstudentconfidenceand 

follow. The outline gives 

helpsstudentsare 

the corrected by 

givenclasstimeto 

the teacher, .the Roasting Ckickem o-- a_ -_=p Zb. 39c _':_ 

_0f international reputation and a committed Steve to the Navy Department him with paragraphs. U.S. CHOICE 

Christian will present a Sacred asa first alternate. The first e_ne errors they might have i!!i_i 

appointee passed all the Navy's "An open ended story is one made.This is followed by a class 

--Q _:-_ _ _. 

Recital, Sunday, June 4th at tests and as principle nominee which has been started by the discussion of the strong and .BE q Rib ,Yteaks _o. Zb. u 9_ 

,, 

7 p.m., at EBENEZER BAPTIST acceptedthe appointment. Then teacher, developed to an exalt- weak points of the papers. The LEAN BONELES_ 

CHURCH, 21001 A4OROSS Steve was chosenas one of a ing point and then stopped, to English text book is often used 

, , _ . : 

ROAD. DR. JACK SCOTT, few scorethe Navy itseif selects be completed by the student, to providematerialtoatreagthen Jlgar Canned Hams "" 8 _; $5.79 '..... 

Pastor.The accompanist is from the 4,000or so congres.Boys and girlsenjoythistype weaknessesevidencedin the ,l.0o ..... ........ 

OVID YOUNG, "Professorof sionalalternate nominees.Thus of writingand imaginationsgo week's writing.Spellingerrors 

Organ at Olivet College.You the HonorableMr. Nedzi.putflying." . are notedand each studentde. 

are heartily invited to attend two men into Ammpo]ls with 'Weekends or short vacations velops his individual list of 

our Services at 1] a.m. and onenomination, often provide topics for inter- words to study. ___J/_e pdde and/ulltllmen_ 

7 p.m, Mrs. Steve Carl is the O. son Riggs, of Mr. Jr. and Mr. eating outline writing. is helpfulHere and it again is grat- an effort "Whyonspend writing?. so much It time is being and o/seeingyour happy/a_ily 

Riggs, an engineer with the :ffying to see students write.their recognized more and more that gathered around adinner 

_-------------'_ Chrysler Corporation h as re- _ownoutlines independently, writing is a developmental skill table is a wam ezperience, 

centJy been transferred from "Boys and girls gain letter and that students cannot be ex- _md the/eeling o/confidence 

the Missile Division_ Pet. to the writing 8killst by writing a peeted to write well without i_ yo=r meal comes #ore 

Someof the best spring and sum- Space Division in New Orleans. friendly letter to a classmate varied and meaningful writing _nowing that everything 

_ "_]e marclothesarebrought toy(}u, . . . to us for re- closes daughters, He will bybeMrs. Ann, joined Riggs 15, after and andschool Susan their letter free who has study to moved a corporation materials, away, a_ for business some you 

10. letters to thoughtful people who 

should offering experiences. bethem a release These a wayfor experiences tochiIdren, express 

their innermost thoughts, ideas 

,/ram Wrigley is the FINEST, !:_ !_ 

! * 

'i_ 

e LittleThrift Shop 

St.Midmel'sEpiscopal Church 

20475 Sunningdale Park 

theRiggsfatally'to' 

,eve is the third 

enternavalby 

member 0, have 

writinginvitatlonswhen 

helped in some way, 

they 

and and feellngs. 

service. His father was commis-are needed. 

sioned in the Naval Reserve in ,'Picture stories are developed 

1940 and served 17 years on in the following way. The teach. 

...... *' "_* 

C77/_, Bg_POR TORK_ 

_a_l_uet. Pot PIes 

' 

_ 

CrossePointe Woods 

active duty and holds .the rank er clips five or six _a11 pieat 

Comm:,nder. His brother, tares f:rom m a g a zi n e s and 

. 

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1967 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PageSeven _. ! 

Big 

SeniorsFace -__ Week Men Gardeners Find Ex-Convict Local Men Active In Army Exercise ian 

Major 

Supply 

Diedo 

Officer 

acted 

while 

as a Civil. 

Sp/4 hilRy, 

Shirk 

and 

the 

you're 

burden 

actually 

of respon_ 

run- 

: 

Sh Lu g 

i ,asters. TO Stage ow rkln in Alley lacewest, --dSp•elalist valved 

The annual Honor Night COn. ------ Major Edward Diado, of Doyle The week-lang exerci_ inmore 

than 3,000 people 

Michaelson acted as a legal ad- ning away from success. 

visor. Both men are assigned to 

the 309th Civil Affairs Group 

: _ 

vocation to be held in the St. Members at Grease Pointe City police apprehended an Fourth Class R0nald Mlchaelson, who represent the Army, Air (USAR) which trains at the 

Paul gym.auditorium on Tues. l_Ien's Garden club will display ex-convict lurking between Best of Harper Woods, recently par- Force, Navy, Army Reserve and U. S. Army Reserve Center in 

June 6, at 8 p.m., will be their early summer blooms and .& Co. and Kay Baum's stores ticipated in Logex 67, which is the National Guard and fur- Inkster on the third weekend of 

pointtheOfseniorsthe week.and jun.Atplants, at a flower show featur, 

will participate in the mg a Ladies' Night meeUng in 

m Kercheval avenup in "TlJe the Army's largest annual sup. 

Village" at 2"30 ' a ' m' on ...... May a ply and support exercise con. 

nished participants with expert, 

caeca and logistical knowledge 

each month. 

. 

of 

ceremony 

the torch 

of 

and 

the exthe 

the War Memorial Building 

Thursday evening, June 8. 

14, before he was able to gain 

entry to the bvildings, 

dueled in the continental United 

States. 

which they carry to their 

to use at future dates. 

bases Give men a wide berth who 

_romise more than you expect. 

L 

rose, symbols 

loyalty. 

of learning and The session is a week ahead The convict had just finished 

of the usual third Thursday serving 11_. years in the Mc- 

_p 

of 

Senior 

the Student 

Gary Piche, 

Council,willguestsand 

president meeting date. 

ladieswillbe 

Members, their 

wel.home,forarmed 

Allister State Prison 

robbery.The 

in Okla. 

presideat the event. John come. 40-year.old, white ex-convict 

Moran,attorneyand President A specialfeatureof thepro.had served time on various 

yard of the St. Paul School Board, gram will be an illustrated talk charges in Arizona, Texas, Cali. 

will be the principal speaker'bY June Hicks, Widely known fornia, Washington and Okla. 

for the occasion. Student speak- garden editor of The Detroit hums. 

achand EllenKennedy. show slidesof the famous gar-gun athisfeetand 20 feetaway 

0 |r _| McPhilllps,The gt. ReV.pastorMSgr.of Frankst. Paul J' dens burg, and the restored grounds Colonial of Willlmns. city. from burglarhim tools. a complete set of 

llt_n_nv Church, will present the awards Judging of the flower show The police took him to the 

with the assistance of the Ray. will be completed during the station but were unable to ob- 

Graduation wilt take place at From June 10 to June 17, the cutor's office since they apprelg!PT 

p#_.N_F. - FRI' Vincent Welch. evening, talna warrant from the prose- 

$ eraincludesent°rePhilipGer" St. Paul Church on the Lake News" club's new She"evaluation willdescribeand of gar. handed The policefound him before hea plastic gained 

YOU moY 

I_ IS_ on Friday, June 9, at 7:30 p.m. dens" will take place. Volunteer entry. He was detained by De- 

l_N.el10 Mile of st.Philomena Parish,willJ"A. De Metrewillvisitallthe gallonand thenreleased. 

members' gardens,the firstof Chief Andrew C. 

_/.1550 dress.deliver the commencement ad. two such appraisals, praised his men for their 

After the second, made in the prompt action and said, "I feel 

fall, ratings will be completed absolutely positive that this 

B¥1¢INGTHE GROSSEPOINTES and awards made to winners of man was prevented from com. =_ 

_j_ fog Hll_f 0VER!/2The CENTURY Ray" Peter tontine, past°r teams and the the Schorr under De Petrie horticultural chairmanship cup for cup, best °f mitring though iT°it p°lice awe serious f°r werefurtherinvesti" crime.., not able al- to _l IPeadY 0Wg 

: :: 

EveryStyle ef Fence garden chrysanthemums, vented holdhim, him Ifrom am committing surewe pro. any : -_ 

WA. 1-6282 Held Friends i 

Including " . 

The twen_-firet_Annual Din- Dies in 

Chainersded|orvou Link All-Steel and 

Rustic Styles AnnualDinnerby ner Meeting of the Friends of PhilipfUtnre 

crimesin _ area,'olofson our 

.the Grease Palate Public Li_ A Grease Palate Woods fa. 

braD" was held at the Fries miiy, the Carl Olofsons, of 1932 ha[[ 69 

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:- 

: 

Auditorium of the Grease Palate Broadstone road, were notified _ _ 

_RPER 

,,.,, 

War Memorial on Monday, May on May 23, that their sop, Pfc. 

22.Over160enthusiastic guests Phill/p J.Olofsonwas killed,by 

RESIDENTIAL, iNDUSTRIAL attended, small arms fire while on a com- 

Dr. Thoos L Anderson (who bat mission in the so-called 

will become Superintendent of demilitarized zone in Vietnam. 

System on July let) addressed 3, when a punJi stick punctured 

# the group on "First Impressions his boot and plunged into his 

_ ;_i 

: 

i. 

: 

: 

: 

of Grease Pointo." foot. It was just two weeks ago :_ 

__ MissMelit_ Roamer, Cos'e-thathe was releasedfrom the 

_,_ _ 

RESTAURANT 

Cantoneseand Amer;can rood 

eus;nessmen'sLunches-- 

Family Dinners 

the Grosse Poin_tePublic Schoo] 

sponding Friends made DirectorEmeritus. forSeeretary many years, of the was 

Mrs. George Bushnell, Mrs. 

William E. Farquhar, Alger 

Sheldon, Jr., Mark Stevens and 

Cleveland Thnrber, Jr., were 

unanimousIy elected as new di. 

rectors; and the new officers 

Ph_p was wotmded on Aprll 

h0spit_Ll. was Hestationed enlisted in North July,1965and Carolina 

wltha Special Forces unit until 

he requested overseas duty with 

the 121st Airborne Division. He 

went to Vietnam in October. 

He was a former Eagle Scout 

and his favorite sport was bow C6n[r6] 

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, 

,o eIOCtI'[C 

We cal'er_fop_r['ies quhar,vice.presldent; 

president; Mrs. Will!am WilliamSchool E. Far- graduatedinfrom 1963Case andTech attended High A 

[rCOfiilltlOlill 

.... " " 

Carry-Outs... PR 2-6662 J. Den_s, vice-president; Adrian College for two years, 

MaderRoadat E. Jefferson Cleveland Thurber, Jr., treas- where he majored in biology. 

Village, _AMilsSeth of 9 MIls R@. uteri Mrs.Margaret Irwin,car. Philipis hollevedto be the 

Mid.dayLunches,11.3p.m. respondingsecretary, and Mrs. firstcasultyin Vietnam from i_::_ -i 

CompretsOlnne_ S.10p.m. Phyllis Barr, recording secre. Christ Methodist Church, of _ =_:_- :_ r'_ 

III II _" " .... 

are t° be William Y" Gard' w,ohhewas and arr°w hnnting" member Phillip was _ 

The Olofsons have two other 

i i 

EveningDinner= Youth's Curios|tylchadren, Cathy, 2OandStephen, _ _* :ii' 

Busl,e. Men's 16" 

Luncheons _, _ ',i 

Weddings " GPH_ _ll_en_s 

Breakfasts Charles M.'Smale, I8, of 

Banquets 20833 Larchmont, St. Clair Win Contests 

Shores, stopped his car in front 

EndsinTrouble, S SYSI6m. 

of the Woods Municipal Build- Two G r o s s e Pointe High i ' 

A fmlbl Open _yS 

RESTAURANT 

ing in Friday, May 26, and was 

apprehended 

Woods policestation. 

peeking into the 

and Patrolmen James Farrell Thomas were Podeszwik coming 

School students have b e en 

named 

FrenchTest. 

winners 

DavidMcLaughlin 

in the National 

and Mary Lamer both took first 

places. ' 

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=l_sts: PETERand DAN MASOURAS serveda ear parked in thecir- third.year students in the De- 

O_r_e_ Pho_e Number _ VA 3-2022 E,WarrenAve. at Conner 

• mm_._mwithanyOtherCupid'sRestaurant 

H0_eof FamousBananaCream Pie 

cle drive, a no parking zone, troit area wth a score of 95.25 

and stopped to investigate. They out of a possible 100. 

said they saw Smaie standing Mary, with a score of 76.75 

in a flower bed, looking ,in was Detroit's first place winner 

throughThe 

into askedthe the 

policementhe 

station, youth 

stationsaidwindow.they 

when for histhey operain 

thefourth-year 

oh-David - placed ---.... 

division, 

first among the 

If yOU have a forced 

air heat system, you 

haveduclworkand a -Ii' lili[tlIl Illlflllilllitf Ill l' 

.... 

_. !_: _: 

flame type. Erectric 

' cooling works effi- 

- -. -. _ ciently likeyourrefd3- ___: _ 

CiTYOF wellfi°n" AaSasa license billof was produced, sale for the _u_ =m_srLV,_t= P._ you're already moving and filtering air; that's sq.-ft, house for an estimated $24.00 pe# _:_: 

tor's Licenseand car registra- opens.n=sn_0_ to,._ furnace blower. So eratorto coola i,200- !::_ 

iV" _, _.i_t_ _[U t_m _j- _ vehicle,which didthe notlicenSebelongplateSthere.°n 

disclosedthat the car WE Os Ode, DELI_/ER =_ SS o_ _om All a big yOUpart haveto of electric do is cool central the air air and conditioning, wring the season. Get moreSo, information you see, it'son well how within easyyour andreach. eco- 

|U LdRYOF MINUTES station Smalc where was escortedinto he was issuedthea R 0 S L Y N compact steamydampnessout.To units--cooling coil dc so.just and condenser addtwo nomical quiet yourit homewith is to cool, central clean, electric dehumidify, air condi. and _:, ' 

May|5, 1967 "No Parking and No Standing" MA RK ET --and yourheatingsystembecomesa cooling tioning,in Detroit,call962-2100.Elsewhere. _: 

violation ticket for parking in a _.:i: 

_m_ _=_cero_ca[].MayorWilliam wasc_ed to orderatG8:00P.M. Butler,Council. zone, operatinga out proper and license another meterv_h,a_ plates. ticket_. for 21020 Ok_._,, MACK_. at |os_/e wo,_ Rd, zystem. buy, lessElectricair to install, conditioning less to operate coststhan lessthe to callyourlocal Edisonoffice. EDI SON : 

i_bm_'_FJrbY, 'Richard C. Hudson,Mark C. Stay. The teenagerwas released 884.3600 

H. Diageman. pending a court hearing date.......... - -, 

!_lt_m_n_n '_, Jr. Henry S" Bodman H, and Ben'a- J 

,kl_Y E. Bedman IT, and Ben iamin S 

._ _ fro= attending the meeting. " C[ty of Grosse Pointe 

o__e re_hr meetingof May I I967 

' ' NOTICE OF HEARING 

_.!or boa.t spaces in the amount of 

_-._-_,_u oy the Council. 

;_.-"__*. _PPrOvedthe construction of a six foot A Public Hearing on the existing Zoning 01"- 

_=l,_0Xerchevai. dinance eL the City of Grease Pointe, Michigan 

. nt Report for the month of April 

_ _ _ered filed, forthe purpose of adoptinga codificationordinance 

'_ _eciai Bills were approved for pay- which will change section and paragraph numbers, _ / 

.Weft, Contrador, forPierPark addition articleand paragraph headings,and rearrangesaid 

Con,-act No. 2, Estimate No. 4 ordinance to incorporate it as p_rt of the Grease 

of$3,_.oo. 

Company,Contractor, forPier 

Palate CityCode will be held in the CouncilChem. 

tnd Marina,ContractNo. I,Esti. 

theamount of $7,599A0. 

bers,MunicipalOffices,17147 Maumee, on Monday, 

June 19, 1967, at 8:00 o'clock pm. eastern standard J *_ 

e_t_re pro.posedbudget for the fiscal 

which a resolution was adopted 

time at which time and place any person interested 

I 

_d 

PrOpertyvalue. 

setting the tax rate at $18.60 may appear and be heard concernh_g such pro- 

report on the Cermet] of posed changes. This codification will not change 

the existing zoning district of any land in the City 

Nursery Sales in the amount of Grease Palate, Michigan, or the regulations apsoil 

and seeding at the Pier 

plicable to any district. 

H. Pyte]l reported a change 

Wednesday evenings to The full context of the proposed codification of 

p.m. This schedule will be in 

mo_ths the zoning ordinance of the City of Grosse Pointe 

to the Zoning Ordinance to may be examined at the office of the City Clerk, 

and Section I0.1 of Article I0 Municipal Offices, Grosse Points, Michigan. This 

ad,placedon 

5, 1967. 

thetable and 

notice .L_ published in compliance with act 207, 

Within your reach 

:30 made, P.M. supperted and carried the public acts of 1921, State of Michigan, as amended. 

IUTL|R PETERCAPUTO 

[_t_ _ CITY CLERK CityClerk 

issue of 

_News, June I, I967, 

THOMAS W, KRESSBACH

I 

MtssHookanson M s. John Sherhart,Jr. KathleenMcDonald M h,stlethwa 

Weds S.C.Cameron Marries Mr. Beamer 

: 

:i::, 

.Wedding Party's ,DressesDesigned And Fashioned 

By E_r[desSister, Who Served As 

Bride's Peaude Sole Gown FashionedWith Alencon 

Lace Bodice and Hem; Attendants 

Honor Affendanf _ Wear Apricot Chiffon Frock 

,_:: 

: 

The Saturday service at which Sandra Hookanson, 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lundquist Hookanson, 

St. Clare de Montefalco Church was the setting for 

the Saturday morning wedding of Kathleen Sharon 

• of Kensington road, and Scott Cullen Cameron, son of McDonald and Thomas George Beamer. A reception at 

:_ 

the Malcolm C. Camerons, of Birmingham, exchanged 

marriage vows was followed by a reception at the bride's 

tThe Whittier Hotel followed the 11 o'clock rites. 

I The bride,, daughter ofe -_ 

parents' home. _' _Mrs.Owen P. McDonald,of They carriedcascadesof ivy 

_" Officiating at the 2:30 ing were Cort Cameron, an. _Somersetroad, and the late and daisies. 

o'clock rites, in Grosse other brother, Thomas Eaton, Mr. Mc_)onald, was given The bridegroom, son of Dr. 

4 

•": 

Pointe Unitarian Church, 

was Dr. Harry Meserve. 

of Dayton, O., Henry Buick, 

'lister 

Stephen 

and 

Conway, 

Thomas 

Stephen 

Woodworth. 

Colin 

marriage by her brother, and Mrs. George Beamer, of 

Michael An Alencon McDonald. lace bodice 

' 

and 

Dearborn, 

to act as best 

asked 

man. 

Ivan Dimchoff 

For the double ring ceremony, Mrs. Hookanson, mother of hem accented her peau de sole Ushering were Kurt Wietzke, 

i the bride chose a high.waisted the bride, chose a pale blue gown, styled with a Chapel Peter Trimpe and Donald Jen- 

_' A line gown of white peau de_A line silk dress and jacket train. Her eL0ow length illusion sen, the bridegroom's brother- 

_:i soie. He1" long, bell shaped,ensemble. Mrs. Cameron, the, veil fell from a matching lace in-law. 

:_i_ sleeves and skirt were trimmed bridegroom's mother, wore an crown, and she carried a eas. The mother of the bride wore 

with bands of Chantilly lace. A line frock of pale turquoise cede of white orchids, a light blue siLk-linen three- 

Her shoulder length illusion ;peau, trimmed with silver braid In apricot chiffon frocks, piece suit, while the bridei 

veil fell from a small crown of _and jewels at the neckline and their Empire bodices defined l groom's mother chose a sea- 

: Chantilly lace and seed pearls, kimono 

Her bouquet was fashioned o£ Both 

sleeves, 

mothers chose white 

by narrow satin ribbons ending 

in back bows and streamers, 

foam 

dress. 

green silk-linen A line 

: w h i t e daisies and baby's- camellia corsages, were honor attendant Mary The newlyweds are vacation- 

:iii breath. The newlyweds are vacation- Steele and bridesmaids Sharon lag in _ermuda. They will re- 

! • Honor attendant was the ing in Jamaica. They will re- Robb, Shirley Hanna and Joan turn to make their home in the 

:i: bride's sister, Kathryn Hook,n- turn to make their home in Ackerman. Detroit area. 

i_'ii 

:i....... _:!, 

son,who designedand made aH Royal Oak. 

...the B'/'idesmaid weddingwasparty's Nancy dres=es. Rector. at Among the ceremony theout-of-town,_e,_ and reception 

Junior bridesmaidwas Amy were Mrs. Harry Williamsand 

Hook,neon,and flowergirlwas Mr. and Mrs.Kenton Williams, Photobym_o McGratb. _:. 

Mrs ThomasBeamer 

* 

Pho_ b)'C,_J 

In Jefferson AvenuePresbyterian Chur_M 

c._: 

:_i_ 

JuliaHookanson. 

They wore floorlengthyellow 

of 

Dahl,Mrs. 

Milwaukee,Wis.;Mrs. 

LillianEdlund 

Jacob 

and Saturday 

Exchanging 

morning 

wedding 

were ANN 

vows 

MARIE 

in St.Ambrose 

MILLER, 

Church 

daughday 

afternoon,JULIA .W.ASHBURNSMITH, d_ 

ofMr.andMrs.Aennem walmorff_mith, of 

_i_ 

'_*!,_;'_i* _',,: 

'_!_!_ i 

_'. 

linenEmpirefrocks andmatch-MissAgnesLundquist, ofChi- teroftheHaroldLeroyMillers, ofLakepointe avenue, 

ingyellowlinenheadbands. 

seniorattendantscarriedbou- The eago,Ill.; 

III,of Memphis,Tenn. andWilliam Armour,andLieutenant Sherhart, sonoftheseniorSherharts, 

breath" and ivy. The flower David Cissna, of Pittsburgh, 

quets ofwhitedaisies, baby's- .Others were Mr. and Mrs. Ann Marie Miller 

white daisiesand ivy. of Dayton,O.;and Mr. and Mrs. 

gir1'_ basket was filled with Pa.;Mr. andMrs. LloydO'Hara, 

road,was marriedto Mr.Thistlethwaite s0a_ 

FredH.Thistlethwaites, ofColoniat road. 

• _| _| =. _ i1 

is]lellJWal e t "m] 

i 

brothdr's best man, and usher- of Cleveland, O. 

Mar_: Mrs. Cameron served Scott as hisC. A1Heavi]iuandRogertEggers, Cameron 

[ 

Home .s Saturday In Japan Awaits Newlywed L ide Mrs. John 

RitesReadMay2 

ii 

Lawrence Sherhart,Jr.. Pair Vacation In : Carries Heirl-_om-_o¢-ke--_--GNen By_ 

Great-Grandfather To Greaf-Grandm0_ 

!i!/ 

Michigan Before TravelingTo Orient 

MonsignorLawrenceF. Gravenofficiated at the 

On Their Wedding Day 

morningservice, in St.AmbroseChurch,at 

whichAnn MarieMillerand SecondLieutenant John 

An Empiregownofwhitebarethia, styled 

sleeves, an A lineskirtandaroundednecklin 

_ 

::i:: 

Lawrence Sherhart, Jr., USA, were married, 

The 11 o'clock rites were 

with white satin, was Julia Washburn Smith'sc_ 

the Saturday afternoon ceremony at whichs_el 

::i: 

_i ..... 

followed by a reception at Moss'green velvettrimming 

the Detroit Yacht Club. accented the floor length, pale 

the bride of James Paul Thistlethwaite. 

A ]oveknot bow accented _ 

!ii : The bride, daughter of Mr. pink gown of flower-.irl Kith- her front bodice, and her as his bather's bestm 

,: and Mrs_ Harold Leroy Miller, leon Miller, the bride's niece, full Cathedral train fell the usher corps m: 

:ii,:.:. _: 

of Lakepointe avenue, wore a _he carried a basket 

whiteorganzagown,fashioned_inkcarnations. 

of baby from a matching back bow. Walldorff Smith, tk 

Brusselslaceedged her illu.brother,PaulJ.F_I 

!_._ i_: witha skirt andcontrolled, square Chapel bellshaped train, nan Actingas was Thomas hisbrother'sbest Sherhart, of sion loose mantilla.She bouquet of springc'arr_eda flowers, W. TedSchaberg, R. YeagleyaMh RobertJ 

: i! Swiss cotton motifs accented Kalamazoo. They are the sons silver bells, white Sweetheart Re,, of Columbus, 0. 

:_.!_, i i her bodice.An orangeblossom ofMr. and Mrs.John Lawrence roses,baby's-breath and smilax, Mrs.Smithgreeted_ I 

.,_ _ : , : wreath caught her bouffant il- Sherhart, of CalDron, Mich. centered with an heirloom lock- at the Lochm0crCl_bm 

__!_i }_:_i:i :i, lusion veil, and she carried an Ushering were James Ash- et given to her paternal great- following her da_, 

:!_:.:,_ ,,: 

,i_' _i!: ,_:i"! i: :i_'!!::_'ii_ i !i! 

tions. James 

tendant, 

arrangement Karen Sud,iek and bridesmaids 

of was whitehonor carna-brook, 

were at- bride., 

Miller, brother of 

of Grand Rapids, 

the 

and 

Married to Mr. Beamer, son of Dr. and Mrs. 

grandfather on their wedding chartreuse brocade 

!grandmother day, grandmother, and wornher by by aunt her herpaternal and 

great-ding, 

her lime dress cymbidium 

wearing ensemble,_._ an,It_, 

' 

_i sister-in.law, and Mrs. Christo- awith palematching pink two-piece accessories, ensemble, while falco George Church. Beamer, Saturday of Dearborn, morning in St. was ClareKATHLEEN de Monte- mother Officiating on their at the wedding 4:30 o'clock days. handbag. Mrs. Thisfle_,_ 

pher Orlando. 

,_]il :, _t i_:!:!_ _ Ji : : ;! =:: Mrs. They Michael wore floor Miller, length the bride's flocks theThe bridegroom's mother of. the mother bride chose wore SHARON McDONALD, daughter of Mrs. Owen P. rites, in Jefferson Avenue Pres- groom's mother,cl_e_ 

of shell pink shantung and cir- a blue sheath and matching ac. McDonald, of Somerset road, and the late Mr. Mr- byterian Church, were The Roy-. peach dress silk costume, needlelZ_t_ aM 

:!:_:_ i! cular veiled matching head- cessories. Both mothers chose Donald. erend Andrew F. Rauth and pink cymbidium0r_dl 

'_'_! l_i!i i_. __' i. pieces accented with Iilies-of-orchid cors,_ges. The TheReverend bride is A,]an the daughter A. Zaun. of handbag. 

• 

the-valley. 

carnation_. 

The 

The 

honor 

bridesmaids 

maid carleave 

After 

for 

a vacation 

Japan 

in 

where 

Northern 

the 

Rite DelphineGapskiMr. husband 

andMrs. 

is the 

KennethWalldorff 

son of Mr. and was 

When 

wearing 

thenewly_l_ 

a w_ten_ 

carried pale pink carnation cas- bridegroom is stationed with Mrs. Fred H. Thistlethwaite, of man dress andnavy 

:: : 

°"°' Mrs V;mod ll ,Hy" the PUrn.tedstates ,z ,, ea Army. e" 

Honor attendantsMrs.J.Ter- ries. 

IMarrie.OnSatur.ay a a ranceConnollyandMableClare 

Bingham w o r e christening home 

chartreusg Theywillrdur_t0_ 

in St. 

,d 

ClairS_s 

_ff 

Mrs. 

SANDRA HOOKANSON, daughter 

Edward Lundquist Hook,neon, of 

of Mr.. and 

Kensington 

I Newlywed L 

To Calffomh Where 

filkoAre Traveling dresses sate overoftaffeta, white mousseline wi_ accents de 

He Will Serve In of Valenciennes lace. 

Mr. Out-of-town and Mrs. g_est_ Itarr_ 

and Mr. and _. _! 

":il 

_ 

i_:. _;ii i_ :ill: road,becameMr.Cameron'sbrideat, 

noonceremonyinGrossePointeUnitarian 

Saturdayafter- 

Church.He 

isthesonof Mr.and Mrs.MalcolmC. Cameron,of The UnitedS}afesAirForce 

tica_, tothoseofthemaidand groom'saunt,l_] 

Settingfor the Saturdaynoon weddingof Ritamatronofhonor, 

Bridesmaids,inwereMrs.Ted gowns iden-hart,'ofCharlev0i_ 

ThistlethwaRe, 0[l_ _ 

'' 

:.!__ 

_':_ 

:_ 

: :_ 

_ 

Birm_!ngham. 

TimothyP Healeys * 

Delphine Gapski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Yeagley, of Pontiac, Mrs. Ind., Mr.andYrs._. 

Gapski, of North Brys drive, and Second Lieutenant RobertW.Schaberg, Jacqueline son, of Tryon,N.C,_ 

Thomas John Walilko, USAF, son of the Roman Walilkos, Washburn, the bride's cousin, and Mrs BillE.T_r_ 

of Audubon road, Detroit, was St. Joan of Arc Church. Their headdresses, white or: Lynn,Ind. 

The bridewore a gown_ andMrs. RichardA. Ralston. 

. , 

of ivory organza over tat- toned of cymbidium orchids, gandYtheir chinsShell withb°nnetS'velvettiedribbons.under ofM°reIndianapolis.were thei_.I_, 19a$ 

' Will Live In Detroit feta, 

embroidered 

appliqued 

Alencon 

with 

Her Cathe_al train 

lace. 

re-BestmanwasJefferyDona-Their 

hoe. Martin and Peter Walilko, 

the bridegroom's brothers, and 

was Richard Mayo seated the guests, 

rangements 

flowers 

of 

were 

bluebells, 

loose 

pink 

Sweetheart roses, baby's-breath 

ar. 

and smilax. 

Conrad, 

Dorothy 

ofDelt0n,_' 

Paley,ofYd--' 

the Wallace Bidel_,t 

Moines, Iowa,,_dllz._l 

ii 

:_: 

_:, i:_i' : 

: 

Cam[ Susan .Sfoneback Chooses Lace Gown For 

EveningRites; Papal BlessingIs 

Besfowe_ " Upon re,pie 

also trimmed with appli. For her daughter's wedding John C. Tbistlethwaiteserved Donald B_ 

quesofthe lace. and the reception following at 

from, sores, Her and silk crown sheillusion carrieda of orange veil bouquet' blos-!a 'ell'EddiePaw]'s, dress pale accented blue two-piece Mrs. with Gapskichose A]askine crystal Mrs. ThomasW 

a lilk 0 

i_* 

__i_, Patrick 

A home 

Healey, 

in 

who 

Detroit 

exchanged 

awaits Mr. 

marriage 

and Mrs. 

vows 

Timothy 

Friday 

of cymbidium orchids and lilies- beading. 

of-the-valley. The bridegroom'smother 

_,_ 

i!_i! 

evening, in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, upon their 

return from a vacation in Northern Michigan. 

Gownedin floorlength frocks wore a three-piece suit of pale 

of so,foam green taffeta, with 'turquoise silk. Both mothers 

fii;i The Reverend Leo J._ - matching coats, were the bride's pinned orchid corsages to their 

:iif' Burke, O.S.A., officiated at :and Thomas Fazio, of Chicago, attendants, her sisters Therese purses. 

ushered. Gapski, who served as maid of The. newlyweds are traveling 

,,. .:::: 

_: • 

the Mass, 6:30 duringo'clockNuptial which a Papal 

Blessing wasbestowed upon 

the couple. 

Mrs. StoLeback chose a pink 

illusion with crystal silk beading, organza insheath, which 

!: iliiii!i!!i!i!_i!i i honor, Mrs. Thomas Rice and to California, ,where they will 

.___.:,::_: :iiii!igroom's Kathleen sister, Gapski, Polly and Walilko. the bride- live ta_e and up his the duties bridegroom in the will Air 

_e:ii__ii T h e i r bouquets were fish- :Force. 

The bride, the former Carol to tiongreet in the herHotel guests Pontchartrain's at the recep- _i_ii:!ii_i_i ..... t 

_;: ,, Susan Mr. and Stoneback, Mrs. Howard daughter Stone-herdat_ghter'swedding. 

of Versailles Ballroom following Alumni Sponsor MSU Preview 

": back, of Woodland Shore drive, 

wore an Empire gown of white The bridegroom's m o t h e r The East Side Michigan State rolled for the coming fall than 

• embroidered Alencon lace, fish. wore a pale blue silk sheath University Alumni Club hosted any other University. 

: 

_ 

toned with a silk organ, 

line, 

neck- with a 

mothers 

lace neckline. 

pinned white 

Both 

orchid 

its annual "Freshman Preview" 

Monday, May 22, in the Grosse 

The film "A Visit to Campus" 

was followed by a question and 

Pearl and crystal floral motifs 

were scattered through the lace, 

corsages to their handbags. Photo by Eddie._JcGrath, $r. Pointe High School auditorium, 

CAROL SUSAN STONEBACK and Mr. Healey Over 125 high school seniors 

answer session conducted by 

the student panel. The panel 

add lace appliques trimmed her Ohio State Women's Club were married Friday evening, in Our Lady Star of the who plan to attend MSU this described dormitory life, gen. 

organza rose edged Watteau in pearls, train. crystals A lace Planning June 3 Luncheon 

Sea Church. She is the daughter of the 

backs, of Woodland Shore drive. Her 

Howard 

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eral expenses, c 1o t h e s and 

social activities. 

_.- and organza petals held her silk 

illusion veil Her flowers were 

The Ohio State University 

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son of Mr. and 

road, Detroit. 

Mrs. Edward Healey, Jr., of Yorkshire sponsored by the Alumni group. Prospective "Spartans" re- 

Gerald 'Thiede, of Touraine eeived achievement awards for 

road. general chairman, intro-_having been accepted by the 

white roses, gardenia sand ivy. 

Maid of honor, Christi,no 

Gurk, of Chicago, Ill., and 

bridesmaids Patriot, Piper, of 

Florida, the bride'_ cousin, Discheduled 

its annual s p r i n g 

I u nch e on June 3, at 12:30 

o'clock, at Stouffer's Eastland. 

Mill, Livingston, past-presi. 

Will Graduate 

Cadet Alton P. Donnell, Jr., 

At West Point 

year.old cadet was a member 

duced a panel of MSU students, :University, maps of campus and 

,, graduates of Grosse Pointe a copy of the State News. 

High. Serving on the panel were Next event for the Alumni 

Carol De Coster. daughter of Club is the annual members' 

anne Doyle and Pare DeYonker dent cf Michigan Button Society 

wore i de n t i c aI high.waisted and editor of Michigan Button son of Lt. Col. (USAR) and Mrs. of the G_ee Club and the choir, the Prosper De Casters, of West meeting and elections scheduled 

frocks of ice pink linen, Bulletin, will be the g ue st Alton P. Donneli, of Balfour graduatedCadet Donncil'Sfrom WestfatherpointwaSin Doy]edaughterCOUrt;of Yvonnethe L e Schaudt,w is J. inf°rtheTUesdaY'receptionJune roomO' at 8o'clOCkof the 

speaker, road, will graduate from the 1940 and is now vice.president Schaudts, of Kenmore drive, Grosse Pointe War Memorial. 

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Reservations may be obtained U. S. MilRary Academy at West and general manager of Atomic Harper Woods; Douglas Busbuy, Nominated for office are James 

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The bridegroom, son of Mr. " 

and Mrs. Edward Heeley,Jr., MISS FREDERICKA FUGER, 

a_'"_"er of MRS FRED FU.I 

ceive a bachelor of science de- I 

g_leta e- W_Sa_PmP°_l.nt_d tOrmtheCr [ bin.and MRS. EUGENE 

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Jr., of Fleetwood drive. The annual Michigan-Michigan 

CharlesSeeley,assistantdl-Statefootball game bus triphas 

rector of Admissions and already been scheduled for Sat- 

Speaking their 

asked Richard Boyd, of Chicago, Cadleux raind, a at nd e what Scholarships is expected at MSU of MSU discussed stu-[ urday, alumni October may contact 14. Interested general Church daughter Saturday of the William were Ga 

back, the bride's brother, Jo- 

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'_i_P_-_i'_'*_'_ment_teams°fa Wichita split apair this week. last night at the university's move one more notch towards teammates Len Constantine, 

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2-4 p,m. TU 1-4594. Y it has been my great privilege his or her own special book. " 

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third and fourth graders, ,#ill 

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home and enamels and fun in colorful clothes.Beads abstract 

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(Thursdays) 7:45-9:15 p,m. and 9:15-10:45 

p.m. the "art of the open hand" will be 

pressed with honesty, 

Having been a library school 

as ANDY BUCKRAM'S 

MEN by Carol R. Brink, 

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L'' rtzz_d3m'rI STZPIt_NS................................................ CIRCULATION taught to promote mental andphysical co- classmateof Miss Varner's, I YOUCARRY THE FLAG TO- In The Romantic,Tradition....a pair of10r 

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Mother Ha s S dund Adv i c e 

ForKids Bored by Vacetion ordination, courage and confidence. The can readily understandher high DAY. CHARLIE?by Rebecca! Dresden canaelaora . . me pattern is a 

early class is session for those is for who beginners. have studied The before, later standards, judgment.It perceptivenessand is to persons like Caudill.COPPERTOEDBOOTS by MargueriteDe Angeli,THE inside of figures, the door flowers at Denler, and animals. 77 Xercheval See the. 

$15 for 8 sessions. Enroll flow. her that we owea debtof graft- ABRAHAMLINCOLN JOKE picture them in your home. ' ' 

8:00 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc. ity" booksfor children. ,$ 

tudeforthept, blishingof"qual-BOOK 

or 

byOWLS Beatrice INTHE S.DeReg- 

FAM. 

Friday,June2 Mrs. Annis Duff,the second ILY by FarleyMowat. 

Have You . . . checkedyourinsurant 

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By Pepper WhRelaw 1twice, all part of the govern- "11:30 a.m. Ladies Knitting Group,Knitting for Charity. editor, titled her talk, "Books 

here.The Mothersprepare!It'salmostmeat'sfitnessprogram. timewe alllookfor- 2.Fix breakfastof bacon, * I:00p.m.OilMedia Class,Mr. Zubel Kachadoorian, As agoBeacons." she authoredBEQUEST A number of years 

By the time fifth and sixth 

readersarewellableiogo grades have been completed, any- 

Diamond prices have increased tremend0_ 

last five years. See Theadore _.ongracz,c_ 

._ ward to with a sinkingfeelingeggs,toastand juicefor the Instructor. OF WINGS; A FAMILY'S where in our children's rooms gemo!ogist foraccurate, puncmatapprais 

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in our stomachs and hopeinour 

hearts that maybe this year it! 

entire family. 

3. Clear the table, load the 

* #.:00 p.m. Ballet Classes, Mary Ellen Cooper, Instruc- PLEASURE WITH B O 0 K S. 

tor, This is a delightful account of 

how her own family of two 

and find something to satisfy 

lheir appetites. A few titles 

which we re co mmend are 

Grease Pointe's pioneer jeweler, establishe 

$ 

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_lfill be different. 

what I'm talking 

You know I dishwasher and 

about.., it's kitchen floor. 

s w e e p the ' 6:00 

7:30 

p.m. Grease Pointe Theatre, Rehearsal. 

p.m. Rose Bachmann Piano Recital. 

children lived with books, and 

how books lived with tl_em. It 

GOLDEN ISLAND by Katherine 

Allfrey, SKIN DIVER by Zach. 

Plain Or Fancy.. 

dressing room or 

gold or silver accessorie 

bathroom. There's a whir 

do"alm°sttime."there isn't a thing to andd"aroundFeed allthethehouseanimalS(except.in Saturday, June 3 is with pleasant confidence that cry Ball, Wtt I T E HO._ S E shipment of mirrors, trays, toothbrush lt0ld_ 

self me racking time when your you brain find your- for ing summer the large-black-come-every- ants,they get enough! . 

cleverand excitingnew 

outletson their o_n). " 

9:_0 a.m. Ballet 

for._ 

Classes, Mary Ellen Cooper, Instrucchildren's 

librarians recommend GANG by Nina Bawden, UP A 

this "to parents and others who ROAD SLOWLY -- awarded 

work withchildren. Incidentally, theNewberY Medal for1966 

the. like. They have just been 

Apothecary, 121 Kercheval. 

* 

unpacked ai 

foryourchildren's 

driving back and summer forth to f_ 5.Spend at least20 minutes 11:00a.m.SocietyofMayflowerDescendants, Meetingitisnow Books Edition availablein (paperback) Compass for LOWS by Irene ANDHunt, AMAZONS and SWAL- _by 

scurryingaroundyourroom dis. 

localpark,planningluncheons andLuncheonat12:30p.m. Sz.ds. ArthurRansome. 

with your daughter,spendingcoveringall the hidden trea- I:00p.m.GreasePointeTheatre,Rehearsal. In both her w ritin g and More matures e v e n th and 

hoursat outdoordrivingranges suresleftover from a busy *'7'.30p.m. MemorialBridgeClub,BridgeSessions, speaking,Mrs.Duffoffersprac- eighthgraderswillfindmany 

Accent Pieces . . . that be- 

speakexcellent tasteare in_ 

at theMermaidin the new 

and peewee golfcourses.The winter. 

time when you are convinced 6.Rush outdoorsand mow 

Mrs.Andrew Walr0nd,Director. ticalencouragementand inapt-characters,both realand irn- collection of furniture.We 

rationtoparentsand librarians, aginary,withwhich to identify admiredan interesting Can- 

! 

thatyourchildislackingin in- andweed thelawn.b-'prinkle and 

gentry and inventiveness only trim. . . 

8:00 p.m.Good Companions,SequenceDancing. 

9:00 p.m. Grease Pointe High School, Senior Prom. 

They aretheoneswho havethe themselves.They willbe found 

p_easure of exposing children in such books as CRUISING 

terburyinthisgroupwhichis 

a "go see"! 

to discover 

share your 

later that others 

predicament. The 

7. Empty all the wastebaskets 

in the house--washing out 

Sunday, June 4 to books and sharing with them 

the pleasurds of reading. These 

TO DANGER by Mabel Allan, 

BLOOD OF THE BRAVE by $ 

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time when you find that kick 

the can, statutes, end hop sketch 

bach can- after emptying, - 

8. This b ri n g s You up to 

12:30 

2:00 

p.m. Grease Poidte Theatre, Set Up. 

p.m. Asher Student Foundation Patrons' 

joys may be short.lived, 

Club, is hoped that they will 

but it 

be of 

Betty Baker, LIZA 

Campbell, DANGER 

by 

IS 

Hope 

THE 

Mr. Sheridan--Books tells_ us Ellen N0_ 

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_ust aren't any fun (and for lunchtime. Have a picnic ia the 

yearsyou h_d happy memorles back yard,making sure you 

of par_king of thesegame's),prepare a specialtreat for 

Atthisametimeyoudiscover mona.Cleanup afterwards of 

Meeting. lasting 

who has 

duration. 

k_ndled 

But 

the 

any 

spark 

adult PASSWORD: STORIES OF the There artist willfor bethe an month open house of June on at June14a 81 Kerc 

WARTIME SPIES compiledby 

7:00 p.m.BetaSigmaPhiFellowship ofWayne State knows therewardsarerich. PhyllisPenner, BERRIES 8 p.m.until10 p.m. In themeantim 

University, Dinnerand Meeting. "r£owdo you manage totake GOODMAN by Emily Neville, viewingher collages, oils,pen andinks 

i"' that siring on the grass reading 

a good book isn't the "cool" 

thing to do. 

course. . 

9. Run errands such as going 

to the day cleaner and to the * 10:00 a.m. 

Monday,June 5 

Cancer Center, Workshop. 

time to read to your children?" 

is a question frequently put to 

_Irs. Duff. She has answered, 

and SECRET TRANSMI'I'PER 

by Olaf Rynning.Tonnesen. 

During the summer months, 

lightful "Winnie 

barn boards. 

the Pooh" 

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charactersd0 

- .: You see we a_e living with a store for items mum forgot in 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grease Potato, Luncheon "You don't take time, you make special films will be shown in 

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moving generation. Do .. do her weekly shopping trip. 

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do... intermingled and pre- 10. Come back home and see .19.:30 

cededwithwhat to do?...what ifmorn can use any help getp.m. 

and Meeting. 

Memorial Bridge Club, Bridge 

time." 

Many parents have asked for 

Sessions, help in finding just what books 

each library. These have been 

selected with the assistance of 

Mr. James Titterington, Head, 

Know A Gourmet? Give him the perlect_. 

certificate to the Bronze Door. He willwe 

this present and waste no time in picking_ah 

_ , :_ to dot.., what to,do? ring dinner ready, creating I Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Director. i are available for reading to the Audio-Visual Department. Be- at 123 Kercheval. Gift certificates are a_ 

f 'i!', Here for years we have been 1L Set the table. ,. 12:30 p.m. Women's Auxiliary Volunteers of America, very young, and which ones will ginning June 23 and June 24, in any amount . . . good anytime. For te_ 

?d. deluding ourselves into believ- an imaginative center-piece that Annual Luncheon and Meeting. interest those who have mas- and ending August 10 and Au- tions 886-1932. 

_; .ki:,_, ing that we had hundreds of will be a joy to the whole . 4:00 p.m. Ballet Classes, Mary Ellen Cooper, Instruc- tered the mechanics of reading, gust 11, the times and places 

i }q:;,:: aetlvlfi.eSour 

fingertips,in oUrbuteOmmunit_now We',re[at jfamilY.12. Clearthe'table: *_"andload for.. In Grease Pointe ,we.are arerThursday-- Park Branch : = 

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i_, 

' _ It seems _ though the ehi_! I_,:Eut more coke _.the _ , Scollon, 'Tnstruct0r! . .. 

and, children will find trained 

ch_lflren's librarians in each of 

Woods Branch Library, 10 aan., 

and Central Library, 2 p.m. 

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t 

dren spend the lmtter part p'fl_ce you 4freak most of 

the winter w_iting for sum_(=,_l.w.b#t was t her • ia the :first 

vacation told there's not a thing to do. [ the dishwasher again. 

of vacation 

and 

they 

after 

can't 

two 

find 

we'e_ 

a' 

[iplace. 

14. If you 

. 

are 

" 

not dead on 

7:30 p.m.: Teenage Republican 

District, Meeting. 

*7, 8 and *9 p.m. Classical Guitar 

{]:00 p.m. Grease Pointe Artists 

Citizens of the 14th 

Classes, Mr. Ronald 

Association, Annual 

the three libraries. They are 

ready to give personal assistpleased, 

ante, because there parents 

book 

conduct 

talks, and 

story 

compile 

hours, 

book 

give 

Summer time is an excellent 

time to include reading in a 

family's L i b r a rroutine. y, 2 p.m., For Fridays 

are to leave home 

those 

there 

who 

are 

i; i:'i :iI thingto hat, the boat do. isThe boring hark andisJust old your 6ught feet to be.: by tl_ time,._oui 8:00 p.m. Meeting Grosse Pointe andCoffee. Theatre, Meeting and Cof- lists, Children who visit our H- vacationprivileges. 

are not in demand may Books be which taken 

_i" '_:_iI i 

'i sitting So with around this is infor mind thethis birds. year bed, 15. do Go.to not bed, pass Go go and directly do not to I . 8:00 p.m. fee. Beginning Bridge Lessons for Adults and braries lists of this bookssummer to suitwill various find on tee a that long term families loan. who I guaran- make 

I have l_pared a schedule that collect your allowance, I Pro-College Students, June 5-July 31 (Men- tastes and reading levels. One time for reading will never re- GP Park Hires New eatrol 

_i 

faced ,with the annual lament, 

Ito recommend present to their to off.springs, all mothers 

1. Immediately after rising 

peal to you just promise not to 

say OR.".MOM, ff theseTHERE'S things don't NOTH. ap- 

ING TO DO".and wen forget 

days) 8:00-10:00 p.m. The Goren system 

is taught by Mrs. Carrie Kiley. 8.two-hour 

lessons $8.00. (Married couples $14.00). 

of the most interesting aspects 

Royal Ballet 

gret their 

Comes 

decision. 

June 17 

Edward 

appointed 

J. Janostak, 27, was 

to the Park Police 

graduation be enter 

United States Amy 

run around the block,at least_hewholething! " Advance enrollment requested. 

The internationally acclaimed Adapted from Shakespeare's 

Departmentas a probationaryfrom January1959_ 

patrolman on Monday, May 22, 1961. He spentone_d 

Tuesday, June 6 Royal Balletof Convent Gar- "A Midsummer Night'sDream," accordingto an announcementyears of hisserv 

:;:' Littl L Results ' 

: e eague . ' " • 9:30a.m.FigurePaintingClass,l_Ir.Ray Instructor. Fleming,aeas,_ndon,comingto Masonic Auditorium for four theFrederick graphed "The Ashtonchoreo- 

Dream." has fromPoliceChiefArthur Louwers. Germany,and discharged with 

wasI 

the 

performances Saturday, June music by Felix Mendelssohn- Janostak, who resigned from sergeant. 

: (Coafiaued from Page 9) ter gotthe wia for the Pirates *10:00 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital, Work- 17 (s:20 p.m.), Sunday, June 18 Bartholdy. The British, for the Wayne County Sheriffs De- He was a Wiy_ 

, 

_' _' 

I 

i 

record. 

homer 

The Marines, 

by Bob. Diehl 

'with. a 

defeated 

against the Reds 8-4. Doubles 

by Dan Killian, Steve Vent, 11:30 a.m. 

shop. 

Senior Men's Gin Rummy Group. 

(2 and 8:20 p.m.) and Tuesday, 

June 20 (8:20 p.m.), numbers 

o_ice, have it "hands 

this ballet, as the 

down" in partment to take the Park 

brilliant tion_ resides with his 

post. deputy sheriff forf_ 

wit% and-a circuit courtba 

:. OSU 6-2. Wisconsin won out rJ_l_LCehula and .Bill Tyree at. 

over :Michigan 23-_/ with Phil 'counted for six hits and the 

Peters, Bob DeSpelder, Peter fielding of Missant_a throw to 

12:00 p.m. Senior Men's Bridge Group. dancers from every 

12:30 p.m. Girl Scout Leaders of Grease Pointe, Lunch- the Commonwealth. 

corner of Henry Bardon is res[d_onsiblefor Michele, 

the scenery and the equally Detroit. 

at 2900 Manistique, he resigned to bec0m 

man in the Park. 

Keller, and Cameron Smith 

hitting for Wisconsin. Purdue 

lost 

to OSU. 

out _o MSU 

Jim 

II-I0 

Peat 

and 

of 

again 

MSU 

Marontette at third, Catcher 

Chip Gauthier's'pick-up to put 

a batter out at home, and a 

doub|e*steal by Tom Marantette 

i:00 

* 1:00 

con, o Never insular, however, the 

Royal Ballet has, in the past, 

p.m. Senior Men's Pinochle Group. guested such dancing greats as 

p.121. Figure Painting Class, Mr. Ray Fleming, Danilova, Markova, Chauvire, 

adept David Walker has designed 

the costumes, 

The full-length ballet "The 

Sleeping Beauty," with which 

He is a native Detroiter and 

s 1958 graduate of St. Ambrose 

High School Shortly after 

Janostak graduatef 

Metropolitan Police. 

earlier this spring. 

while MSU hitters Joe George the excitement of the game. 6:00 p.m. Grease Po/nte Theatre, Dress Rehearsal. Massine, Sokolova, .and cur- bow to the United States in 

and 

caught 

John 

a 

Couger 

"hard.to.catch" 

won out over 

fly to home 

National 

in the 

League..--Mimr_ 

sixth added to 6:30 p.m. Instructor. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe, Dinner and rently 

Arova, 

Rud01f 

Franklin, 

Nureyev. 

Dolin, Bruhn, the 

1949, 

Royal 

is choreographed 

Ballet made its 

by 

initial 

Ma* 

A C UPHOL_R[_ (0, 

Purdue hitters Mike Bond, . Team Won Lost Meeting. have 

Balanchine, 

staged works, 

Massine 

and 

and 

Rumor- 

Petit r(us 

Illich 

Petipa 

Tchaikovsky. 

with music 

Oliver 

by Piotr 

Mes- 

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14322 M_ck 

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Custom 

Phos, 

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_ and Marry _rian McMfllan, Athey. John Codde Minnesota Ellnois 54 I2 7:30 p.m. GreasePointe Theatre, Tryouts. ous foreign composers h a v e sol has created both the seen- _ REUPH0t$T[RING& lib'fil 

National League-Majors Iowa 4 z * 7:30 p.m. Figure Painting Class, Mr. Ray Fleming, worked for the Company. cry and costumes for this _Jl_ 

Braves 8 '. 0 Air Force Z 4_ * 7:30 p.m. Grease Pointe Chess Club, Game Competi- Sylphides" has music by Fred- "Paradise Lost," "Lea Syl- • selecttabricsJrom hundreds of _u 

Giants 5 3 Northwestern 2 4 tion. erie Chopin, 

Roy Douglas, 

orchestration 

choreography 

by phides" and "The Dream" will 

by be viewed Saturday at 8:20 p.m. 

* custom made slip covers , 

sguaranteed ster_ ¢x_i_ 

Cards 

Dodge_ Plates 

3 

5 

ladiBa 1 5 

championship Minnesota won 5-1, the with first Illinois third , 

8:00 

8:00 

p.m. 

p.m. 

East Side 

Refresher 

M.S.U. 

Bridge 

Alumni 

Course, 

CIub, Meeting. 

Jane 6-August 1 

Mikhail Fokine, decor by Alexandre 

Benois--and the present 

"The Sleeping Beauty" will be 

FREE?.$TI/_IT_-¥A 1'_ 

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+_:, 

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Reds Teaza 

The Braves 

Won 2 " Lost 6 

held their 8-0 

_nd Navy Iowa tying for second 3 place _ 

with a 4-2record. Minnesota defeatedNW14-dtostarttheweek 

' Instructor. (Tuesdays) 8:00-10:00 'p.m. A course for production Ia the current has been tour, revised"Lea by danced production. twice Sunday at 2 and 

those who have played before. All the Serge Grigoriev and Lubov 8:20 p.m., while Tuesday mornlatest 

Goren revisions. $8.00 for single Tchernicheva. ing will see a repeat of the 

_ OVER30 • #eeYI_ARSEXPlRI|HC! pick up and deliver# 

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record the Pirates this 9-4 weekandbyCards defeating 6-3. 

Rich St. Onge earned the first 

with Jim Reno pitching a no. 

hirer with 15 strikeouts. Minne. 

'enrollment, $14.00 for married couples. Advance 

enrollment requested. 

Roland 

"paradise 

Petit's,, Lost, 

latest ballet 

which will be 

Saturday, June 17 performance, 

):.,_i win against the Pirates with Joe sota's Brian Sullivan got two at the Masonic, was created Tickets to all four perform- 

i:;!'=+ Briggs and Ted Di Santis each doubles and Charles Beyer Wednesday, June 7 for Nureyev and Fonteyn, fea- ances are available at the Ma- . ' 

:i c getting two hits. Pirates Dan three home runs with pitcher 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Cribbage Group, Game and tures an original score by Ma. sonic Auditorium, Grinnell's ' 

' Killian doubled bringing two in Jim Rend adding a homer to his Snack. flus Cof_stant and decor by Downtown and all J. L. Hudson 

,,,+,,o ,,,,,+o.., ,,+.,,., TheWmR fit mill 

+_:+:+ and then homered. A beautiful win. A spectacular hook slide 12:00 p.m, GreasePointe Real Estate Board, Luncheon Martial Raysse. ticket centers. 

_.: earthby CenterFielderBitthird highlighted thegame.Iowa andMeeting. . . a O_ v0, 

, = _ L _Tyreehomerun.r°bbed AngelOcard ToccohittersOf ho[ddefeatedtheir AirplaceFOrteat second22"14while,t° * 4:00 p.m. tor.BalletClasses, Mary Ellen Cooper, Instruc- Watch for WEEKLY ,. 

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+, 

Phil Bowersox contributed two 

apiece against the Braves but 

Joe and Don Briggs, Angelo 

Tocco and Grog Thomas of _e 

Theodore, Ciarmitaro and Wal* + Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Director. 

ker of Navy hit with Pollino, 

Spencer, StaIlard, Blacke, Wolfe[ *7:30 and *8.30 p.m. Guitar Classes, Courses 

and Czechowicz supplying the Mr. Alex Suczek, Instructor. 

III& IV, 

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 

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Braves outhit them for the _qn. /lfinois hits. * 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet Classes, Mary Ellen Cooper,, 

•.... The second place Giants de- Navy defeated Indiana 20-10 Instructor. Serving 

I'r feated the Cards 2-0 but were with Kramer on the mound, In-_* 8:00 p.m. School Board Candidates Forum, Candidates _ Thurs.-Fri.-$at. Gl_ossEPol_wr_; DETR0ff 

/ 

beaten by the Dodgers 4-3. In diana, however, supplied the 

the Card game, Tom Stanley hits--a grand slam by Scott Anhomered 

and hit and Peter Re. 

ton in the third, John Gitzen, 

will speak and answer questions 

audience. Sponsored by the League 

from the 

of Worn- 

' 

_l_M_llll._=d_lkqL'=_l--j==J_ilrAl_ 

AND St_Bb'RBS 

din Giants added Petea doubled double. Again and Steve the 

Patterson homered in th _,Dodgand 

homerTerry by Tom Walch, de Deminico. and another en invited. Voters of Grease Potato. The public is _ 

1 

WILLI£M R. HAMILTON[[ D.,vwM, Id._mt_ 

CLARENCEE. O'I_ER 

Tom Sehmidt of the Dodgers with Sandereott earning lhe *10:00 

ors game. John Weksnar and Air Force beat Indiana 9-6 

doubledand Tom Van Lokern win.Mark Doylegotthreehits, 

a.m. Braille Transcription Class, Mrs. John Me- 

Thursday, J_.me 8 

Namara,Instructor. FLASHCUBES 

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12 RASH PACgA6E 

I 

1 CHAPELS 

receivedthe win. 

The Dodger.Red Legs game 

one a homer, and John Gltzeu I0:00 a.m.Women'sRepublicanClubofGreasePointe, I 

and Terry Wa]sh sgain got two 

L|m_t 3 pk_, per custome, 

II DETROIT 

BIR,_CK_ , 

was won by pitcher Jamie Bird apiece for Indiana. Fred Dris. Coffee Meeting. I CouponV*,d A,,r J.,, 3,d. 820 EAST_rd_?Y l_ 

5-0 of the Dodgers who pitched coil, Charlie Ramm and Pete * 4:00 p.m. Ballet Classes, Mary Ellen Cooper, Instruc- _m == == == ==== =- -= =- -- == == == == m -= _l 3975 CAss AVENUE 

a one hitter, a double by Reds MarsbMl got two apiece for Air tor. TE 1.2712 Ml 4.0ow 

DaveWelleritter, 

eleven batters. Hits 

and 

by 

struekout 

Dodgers 

F°rce' 

Apologies to Air Force: Last 

Dave Suon, John Fife, Kurt week's article showed them de. 

Kiebb_, Russ Van Wingerden feared by Illinois. It was an Air 

and Jim Mustron! added to Force win and those home runs 

*7:45&9:15p.m.KarateClasses, 

Shim, Instructor. No.2,Mr.SangKyu ,, 

8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre, The Most Happy 

FeHa" Performance. A very few seats avail. 

PAUL 

_45 

GACH 

Fisher Rd, 

18900 

NO1ZTHWESr 

J.ot_s Co_z_,_s 

DI ].1300 

the Dodger win.George Kouel- belonged to the Air Force team. able for some performs,noes. Call 882-5538.

967 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven , 

UCSPresidents'Day PlannersProceed LaurelBaliToHono, . 

,yGraduates 

m . MembersOf LakeshoreRoad Sacred Heart's 

Of %7 To Be Feted At TraditionalParty 

Red roses, and a huge laurel wreath hanging from 

the center ceiling of the rotunda at the Grosse Pointe 

Yacht Club will set the decorative "mood" at the seventh 

annual Laurel Ball, honoring the graduating class of 

the Academy of the Sacred Heart in Lakeshore road. 

Sponsors of the June 10_ 

,arty are the. Academy's and Mrs. Edwin r. Sanders, 

Alumnae Association,(presi., whosedaughters,LindaKotch- 

W @ _ II N I S P A @ I: S dent,Mrs.RobertJ.Mason),or,Christine 

and JanetStuartAssocia.Sanders,willbe BarnesandAone 

presentedurtion,(president, 

Mrs.James ingtheevening.-Hostess chair- 

E. Coyle). man isMrs.T. W. Berendsohn. 

Sh d Mrs.John L. Drurnmy,whose 

_uu ..'-o*%r Pointe ort an to _,, chairmen are Mrs. Wil. daughter, Sarah, is still another 

_ ter, Mary _..liTnbeth, is a mere- o! music. The Jack Qualey Or- 

f¥i 

o ew ointe Mrs. Joseph A. Schrage. chestra Heading willtheplay giftsforcommittee dancing. 

Publicity chairmen are Mrs. is Mrs. Thomas K. Fisher, 

ByJanet Mueller 

Third member of her family 

_.obe graduated from Jefferson 

Leo J. Fitzpatrick, Jr., and Mrs. mother of Julia Fisher, member 

Robert M. Peatmdy, who is also, of the Class of '67. Financial 

Medical College of Philadelphia with Mrs. Brian 3. Molloy, an- secretaries are Mrs. Charles M. 

what we've got!... We've is CLAIRE L. LANGSTON, other graduate's mother, (the'Bayer 

Molloys' daughter, Constance, is vain. 

and Mrs. James 3. Syl. 

of the Grosse Pointe Thea- daughter of DR. _nd MRS. part of the C!ass of '67), res. Besides the already-mention. 

"MostHappy Fellow," the musical JOHN D. LANGSTON, ofBark. forthedecorations, ed girls,Academy graduates 

s(-Pointe "SymphonyTheaterNight_shireroad.Claire, whoreceives "ProceedwithCaution"isthetheme Breidenstein, generalmanager,Better Among Mrs.Peabody's andfirst casualty inVietnamfrom 

Mollo.y's "coups"thisyear daughteref the AlexandreJ. 

andwe'repleasedtoreporthatthisher M.D. degree June 2, at- Of UnitedCommunityServices(UCS) BusinessBureau of Metropolitan De- /sa four-sectioned wood trellisArenas, Mary Ellen Burke, 

tended GrosseP o in te High annual Presidents' Day,scheduledJune troit;RosemaryKlug,DetroitPolicescreen,to be outlinedwithsmi. daughteroftheC. JohnBurke.s, 

Actors--terrific! Plot--delight- Schooland tookherpro-Medical6 in CoboHall,and the ladiesin charge DepartmentWomen's Divisionchief,laxand placedbeforethe fire-MerrillCasgrain,daughteroR 

"props"_great! degreeat OberlinCollege. Her i Of theaffair, including, (leftoright),AnthonyP.Marchese,generalcounsel, inthe GPYC ballroom. Mr. and Mrs.CharlesW. Cas. 

on Sydney Howard's "They father was graduated from 3ef MRS. JACK SINCLAIR, of East Jeffer- Legal Aid Bureau of Detroit; and Wil- Each of tile graduates will be grain, II, and Denise Cassidy, 

Wanted," is by Frank' Loesser. Dean ferson in 1940, and her great, son avenue, MRS. JAMES S. HA4_LAND, liam L. Cahalan, Wayne County Prose- 'presented" to the assembled daughter of the George L. Cas. 

r,arryMarco is producer, Justin Par- uncle,DR. WILLIAM LANGS. Of Radnor circle,MRS. HARRY THEI. curing Attorney.Mrs. Warren and Mrs. company infrontofthi screen sidys. 

_ 

director, Dr. John Pericin is music di- TON, was graduatedhromJet- SEN, of Moran road,and MRS. W. 

n'Rrvanisstagemanager, fezsonin1926.The newest"Dr. 

GER- Theisen are chairman and vice-chairman, Afterthe party,itwillbe dis-i Others are Kathr!m Dudzin. 

" "-"_m 

dkecto 

are Harry 

. 

Stutt and Tom 

. 

Gal- versify ofl_angst°n"Colo_ill _toer_ edat _m. i ALD already WARREN, proceeding ofto Saddle finalize larie, plans are for respectively, dents' Day, sponsored of this 15th annuaI by the Pres|- UCS assembled the next Laurel aud _ut Ball. away until' ski, Edmund daughter J. Vud_,ski, _f Dr. andLouise Mrs. 

artist is Mi_e .Ki'kos, choeog.raphy J_ by Center, Denver. r i -the program, a survey of ways women Women's committee, to which officers In charge of the.Presentation Fleece, M. Fleeces, daughter Pat.rice of the Hudson, George 

are zne responsivility of : [ary , , , can protect themselves against crime, of more than 700 metropolRan-area are Mrs.FrederickK. Codyand _aughter of. the Matthew 3. 

andJinnyNay willdo the BackinStanton laneaftera Speakersat the 12:30to 2:30o'clockwomen'sorganizations have,beeninvited.Mrs.RobertL:Gotfredson.Hudsons,N an©Y McDonald, 

and Donna Mumford leisurelyvacationin Italyand dessert"sessionwillincludeC. Lave Heading the invitations com- daughterof theFrancisJ. Mcmittee 

are the Mesdames Leo Donald.% and DeAnne Nehra, 

Switzerland is MRS. HARRY ._. Marx, William F. Bavinger daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John 

iwho inthecastdoes W.KERR,whosetraveling corn-Elizabeth,a graduateof the and was awardeda plaquefor her son, HENRy _.r,WOOD and John D. Peacock.Mrs.Ed- M. Nehra. 

hearforyourselves .. . paniuns,the WALLACE M. Emma WillardSchool,Troy, hiswork as a studentsacristan. PEABODY, JR.. and ELIZA- ward 3. Hickey,(herdaughter, MargaretO'Brien,daughterof 

for theofSheldonroad,and Symphony Night JENSENS, remainedinEuropeto"do"the of Stonehurst road, N.Y,. Manorwill nextfall. be a senior at Pine Grosse Pointe * * * M e m or ia I BETH KINCAID JOHNSTON, Ellen, is another graduating the W'flliam M. O'Bziens, Medaughter 

of MR. and MRS. OTIS senior), is in charge of the pro. lissa O'Gorman, daughter of the 

Pointedrive. Scandinavian countries and * * * ChurchdelegatesatthenationalCLEBOUP,NE JOHNSTON, JR.,gram. John M. O'Gormans,and Cath. 

call in Fries Auditorium, plan a June 8 return. Among those receiving, de- meeting of United Presbyterian of Columbia. May 20 was a Big Reservations commiRee chair- erine Sudro, daughter of the 

(Continuedon Page 15) , , . grees from Georgetown Uni- Women June26 at throughJulyI Purdue University willbe Day for another of Mrs. Pea- men are Mrs. Hamilton F. Charles D. Sudros, complete 

ROSEMARY NYMAN, daugh. 

varsity 

PALM_, 

June 

son 

5 

of 

will 

MR. 

be 

and 

NEAL 

MRS. MRS. RAYMOND W. EDDY, of 

(Continued 

, 

on Page 14) Kotcher, Mrs. James T. Barnes the llst. 

:_ 

.: 

_ 

: 

tarof MR. and MRS. LLOYD FRANCIS G. PALMER, of Mid. Pemberton road, and MRS. , ,- : - T ....... 

C. NYMAN, of South'Oxforddlesexboulevard,w h o'I1 be GRANT M. HALES, of Sunning- 

, _,_:'p'y,,,'0urnthe unfime,,|" passing road,,will lor of Education be awarded degree a Bache. from awarded in Russian a Bachelor from Georgetown's of Science dale attenddrive. are Also MRS. planning FRED W. to 

! 

beloved frienandco-worker National College of Education, Institute of Languages and Lin- ADAMS, of Rivard boulevard " • . _- 

MARY 3. L O U I S E L L, of M.D. degreefrom Georgetown's3. KELLEY, ot Lakeland ave- 

_8 "PAr' , _., herDiplomainDentalHygiene,one-yearinternship 

Mile drive, Willreceive Medical School, whoatUniversityTEE, begins his nue. MRS of Kensingtonroad,and 

WALTER E. PAT- ii., :_ ' 

and PAULA J. SUNDAY, of of Kansas Medical Center,MRS, FRANK G. RAPHAEL, cf _ TM i 

Sincere Condolences 

toHerBereavedTorrey Bachelor 

road, 

of Arts 

will 

in Speech 

receive 

from 

her KansasCity, 

. 

Kans., 

. . 

JuI.v1. " Renaud 

D. SMITH, 

road. 

of 

MRS. 

Kenwood 

DOUGLAS 

court, 

i;:,: 

_- " 

::, 

Marquette University, Milwau- will serve as the Memorial .... i 

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t' i . 

Paee Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Th 

,i Society News Gathered from All of the Poin 

A reception at Lochmoor C,ub they carried l_¢_,. 1 

Symphony Juniors' Officers followed Huebner.Kniselv the Saturday, May 27, daisies. Vmvo "_'_lt_| 

w e d d i n g of Patricia.Ann DouglasVanA_,._ | 

Knisely and John J o s e p n 

HuebneratSt.Veromca Ch_ch, 

EastI_etroit. 

She is the daughterof Mr. 

man• Groorm=o:- men_1 

Kreher,Jo_,'_| 

Richardl_ • u_[" " _I 

For the 

and Mrs.Wade L. Knisely,of reception, i 

lil I" ;_ Detroit. of Mrs.Edgar Her husband Huebner,of is the De- son bride The brideg_rms._e 

chose m , 

and the late Mr. Huebner. After a 

ti!/_ 

• _ss troit, formerly of La Belle read, 

ForKnisely her marriage, chose athegown former of abluesilk 

Southeast, reside in, _md_:, tor_e_l 

wonderfulcool 

white pique accented with silk Mr. Huebn_ e._ 

•_mPl_t 

.'_t 

organza appliques. _aduate stuctes. 

tip 

A 

silkillusionveil,and 

Dior bow held her finger- 

she Tea 

carried a puff of white daisies 

Anne Heffernanwas maid of 

' ' 

honor, and bridesmaidswere The Fox Cree"_ 

:._:: ___ 

RosemaryCrane EileenMuellerQuestershasscl_ 

and Grace Siet2.Flower girlshonoringitslintp 

were Patcicia Pifer and Kath- this aftern0on,be 

leen and baby's Kreher. -breath. PasiPres/ 

o'clock, at t_e _, "_ 

r_ The sleeves of their pink home of Mrs._el_I 

linen Empire gownswere edged Pouring willbe 

with Venetian ]ace.Their head- Priest andMrs.F_.d_ 

pieceswere matchingbows,and gold. 

.... 

_i_ Heading the roster of newly.elected officers of the 

Junior Women's Association of the Detroit Symphony 

Orchestra, installed at the Juniors' final meeting of 

the year at Plum Hollow Golf Club last Thursday, May 

• 18,are president MRS. PIERCE SMITH,of Pemberton 

road,(left), and firstvice-president MRS. DONALD 

BRIGGS, of Lakepointe avenue. Other new officers 

areMrs.ArthurMoran,secondvice-president; Mrs. 

LawrenceDickelman,thirdvice-president; Mrs.Dennis 

_ Darin,recordingsecretary; Mrs.AlbertTrowell,correspondingsecretary; 

and Mrs.MichaelG ask in, 

: _reasurer. 

Neighborhood Club News 

_;! _ GIRLS' SOFTBALL LEAGUE came back inthethirdwithsix 

..... " The Snooi_y Socket's and the runs with D. KalaJian leading 

_!:i St. Clare Peanuts met for their off with a bunt tingle downthe 

.I_I, , second and last game of the third base line and then K. 

/ '67 softball season, 'rhursday_ Charlten hit her second home- 

:: coming out on top 24-9. The otherfourrunswere ae- 

The game was highlightedby countedforafterA. Rogers,G. 

thebrilliant hittingsad fieldingDavis,S.Berresall_ngled andl 

of the Sockets. The most spec. then P. Cain stepped to the 

_.,i i' i " tacular fourth inning play occurred when Gough in the & plate Slam homerun and hit ofher the fast seasongrand tnto 

i_l:! 

,_ 

:i ! 

_ 

)i;_ 

_ 

Rosat of the Peanuts, were on 

first and second bases after 

deep center field. The Bunnies 

put six more runs over the 

_i!bl i -_ ; consecutive singles. Tare hit a plate in the fourth with Shoe. 

• :_I; ' hard fly ball to the Snoopys. maker and G. Cox getting home- 

_'_: _ : : long short-stop, Signl Larson. runs in that in_ing. They went 

, . . / Larsoncaughtthe ball,steppedscoreless in the fifth, scored 

._ .:l,|t_.ii_; on second base, doublingthe three more in-the sixthand 

_!_:_ !LI) i_ ::': : ["_, [ at runner'mnd first tO then catchthrew the-i_tumer, to C°=d added putthe seven game incompletely the seventh out of _ 

_[ f:_:i :}! _ ._ thus triplecompletingan play! unbelievablereach. game on Thethe Bunnies field with endedthree the 

: L':: !;i 

- 

Five homeruns were hit dur- B.H.R.'s coming to bat, getting 

their only double play of the 

ing the game -- four for the 

Sockers and one for the Pea- game. Othergirlsreeeivinghits 

J 

_o_6_I_y-goldpattem_F=pc._chinafter_ 

nuts.Runs were scoredin every in K. Davis,G.Crain,S.Matthews, 

the game were as follows: 

in.f_g by the Trembly._flrls and S. Unger. 

[4cups and saucers,suga6 creamer, p0t_ 

Letus list youin our Bride's Registm 

the St. Clare girls scored in four TEAM STANDINGS 

innings. Team Won Lost 

: executingthe Hats off to Signi tripleplay Larson and for JuniorBunnies Snoopy Sockers 3 1 C_L/_L_ wIWAI_EN &co_/, 

' for a perfect day at the plate, B.H.R.'s 2 2 ls_o wA_cro_ _ovffv_o,m'r_7 

:_ii:i 

hit',Ang four for four. Also to 

Kondours who also hit four for 

St. Clare Peanuts 0 4 

-- 

"_ .... ! 

four and to Saoopy's pitcher, 

and chalked up the third vic- 

_ toryagainstone _ursd=y, _,,-e_,win loss. bethe NEW t _gl)_ $_G MAIgTINI $PI_ 

ii_iii! i_ 

• i: '! 

;__ :: 

i) i: 

i 

next meeting of the fot:r teams 

in the league and will be held at 

Trembly School at 4 p_n. 

Anunusualv_rmouthdispenser. . .makeseven/man 

a master martin/mixer. Trulyanexcitingconversation 

- The Junior Bunnies of Maire piece to add to any recreationroom,den, office or 

ii i" and for first theSnoopy place and Seekersaretied will be play- Dad'sBar.Idealasa bridalpartygift.., forushers, completelynewanddifferent 

thebestman 

, 

i. 

ing and the B.H.R.'s Peanuts 

pecfively, 

of of Kerby. St. Clare res- and FatheroftheBfide.ltisfV4.1ongandis 

graduatedfrom1to 12cubiccentimeters, 

The B.H.R,'s had an off day 

last week losing to the Junior 

Bunnies, 10 to 27. TWo minor 

injuries handicapped the 

i_ ' half .of the game 

Karen Traicoff on 

by putting 

the bench 

with a bruised finger and Sher- 

::, ry Tate with a beautifulblack 

: ,,"I'_ eye.Runs scoredwere by Cathy 

Lavins,Janet MeConnell,Lisa 

i "_J,: Speer,Karen Traicoff,Barbara 

/::; -. Foster,Sherry Tare, and two 

•' _:_ home runs by Karen Mahoney. 

_:;i_: f_ " %'t The Junior Bunnies and 

_-.' _: ',, _,,,_j_ B_.R.'s went into the fourth 

:!: " ' game of the season 

l_ iill i 

:) 

_i :_.: !;r 

., 

with the Snoopy Sockers. 

in The a three-way Junior Bunnies tie for first won place their 

third straight game defeating 

the B.H.R.'s to m_Jntain their 

tie for first place with the 

:;{'!:;i Snoopy Seekers. 

_!_ ! The firstinning saw the Bun- 

:: ! hies get five runs ._mrtingwith 

:Lii a single by K. McBrien, a walk 

' "we're the McMulle, in Detroit" to homerun to center ,ollo. field by K. 

Charlton, adding two more runs 

on four hits, and a walk before 

the side was retired. They did THEN_,S'r C_AM OIUGINAL 

, not score in the second but 

i_! fhose elegant coffons,here today, in a grand se)ecfion.We showyou ....... I1 

!!!L II 

iustfwo from the collection.., all wifh fhe sm_rf carefree Ioolcwe FUN [=OR (HIIDRFJI 

;i 5 to 8Years of Age 

i "love... all unm|sfabablyMargaret Rice.... from $26 $8 PerWeek 

Would you like to play 

_ashion is Margare_ Rice tennis,golfand e n j 0 y 

yourselfth is summer? 

t_ Then leave your childr_..n 

r L " from 

78 KERCHEVAL on +heHill • Grosse Po|nfe 

June 19th to August 

4th everyweekdayfrom 

10 to 3. Games, swimming, 

nte rs 

athletics and handicrafts. FINE JEWELERS SINCE 1934 

$8.00per week. For in. 

formation call TU 5.8167 

1660J E. Warren TU 1.4800 

or 881.8552. Open 9 to 6 Daily_Fri. Eve. 'ill 8

CROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen 

0man's Page ... by, of and for Pointe Women 

IV_ _kAcIrr;e"! = New LouisaSL Clair DAR! Ensign Thomas Cox With Seventh Fleet Slate FinalSigma Kappa GP Symphony Ladies To Meet 

Officers Insfal_edMay 18 A task force of U. S. ships mained free and strong. 1966-67Alumnae Meeting The June luncheon meeting of and is now attending the Urd. 

_:: 

At the annual meeting of has been visiting the "down While in port, his ship held The Grosse Pointe Alumnae the Grosse Pointe Symphony versity of Michigan School of 

Louisa ters ofSt. the Clair American Chapter, Revolu- Daugh- under" commemorating continent the of battle Australia of "open visiting house" Australians lor the whom came a n y of Sigma Kappa will hold their Women's commRtee will be Music on a scholarship and who 

tion, held May 18 at the Detroit the Corm Sea, where 25 years to see the task fbree of ships final meeting o[ the season held at the Detroit Boat Club on better to accompany her than 

Yacht Club, members installed ago, U. S. and Australian navies now involved in another strug. W e d n e s d a y, June 14, at 8 TuesdaY,ession willJunebe 6.cailedThe tobUSine'_order Thelich?Pointe's own Camelta Ehrelected 

officers for 1967-68. turned back a. Japanese inva. gle in Southeast Asia. o'clock at the h o m e of Mrs. _romptly at 11 o'clock, The lovely song "Summer Is 

sion armada that planned to Gordon Fau_t in St. Clair There will be a social hmtr Iettmen In," ct,e [or the day's 

gent, 

Mrs. 

Mrs. 

Cornelius 

William 

G. 

C. 

Egan 

Snell, 

is 

Jr., 

re- occupy 

invade Australia. 

Port Moresby and then 

of 

JAMES 

MR. and 

G. 

MRS. 

STANDISH, 

FRANK 

son Shores. Jeginning at 12 o'clock and entertainment, is old English, 

is liamfirst B. Gregory vice-regent, is second Mrs. vice- Wil. Navy Ensign Thomas J. Cox, STANDISH, of Moross road, a The meeting will consist of a :uncheon will be served an hour written about 1240 A.D, It is 

regent, Mrs. Clyde F. Kel[ is son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Ijunior in the Detroit Institute 

Cox of 28 McKinley avenue, !of Technology's College of Arts 

buffet supper followed by the 

installation of officers. The new 

later. Complementing the party the oldest known oI the major 

theme of the day, "Summer Is mode manuscript. 

chaplain, Mrs. Maxwel[ E. Htmt took part in the celebration and Sciences, has been elected officers are Mrs. Dale Petrosky, Icumen In,'" program chairman 

is recording secretary, Mrs. there, as a crewman aboard the president of DIT's S t u d e n t president, Mrs. Richard Steg- Mrs. Philip C. Baker has Mrs. Robert G. Jordan is gen- 

Floyde W. Dargel is correspond- Seventh Fleet anti-submarine Council. James is a member of meyer, vice-president, Mrs. A.. planned a musicale featuring eral chairman of the luncheon 

ing secretary and Mrs. Bruce support aircraft carrier USS Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. C. Dentz, recording secretary, Kathy Grimshaw, soprano, and meeting. Mrs. L. Gaylord Hul- 

E. Mayhew is treasurer. Bennington. . , . Miss Marge Horn, correspond- Camella Ehrlich, pianist, burt, Mrs. Mrs. JosephEdna A. Van Lee Root Deweghe and 

Other officers include financial 

secretary Miss Eluise O. The battle took place in the Crosse Pointe High School 

ing secretary, and Mrs. Donald 

Littlefield, treasurer. 

Miss Grimshaw, who w,on first will do the decorations. • 

Goddard, registrar Mrs. Harvey Coral Sea in May o[ 1942 as a graduate SUSANNE MITCH- ihonors at the Texas Music Fes- 

IT. Bonser, historian Mrs. Grant Japanese fleet pushed hard for ELL, daughter of THE I_EVER. Anyone seeking information !tival, Baylor University, when Mrs. Edward Fromm, of , 

E. Evans and directors Mrs. control of Australia and the END and MRS. RICHARD W. on this last meeting may call she was only 16, has studied at Seminole avenue, Detroit, iJ 

Frederic M. Hindely, Mrs. Rob- many islands in that southerly MITCHELL, of McKinley place, Mrs. Faust at 7'/'/.'/876. the Eastman School of Music reservations chairman. 

eft W. Sawyer, Jr., and Mrs. area. Despite heavy losses for is one of 15 Alma College 

Mr_ and Mrs. Victor Harold R. Smith. American the air-seaand attack Australian was stopped forces ,:eniors Federal who Service recently Entrance passedEx- the THIS WEEK'S Sp ecla/[_: 

marriage of their daughter, new officers at a luncheon on Boston 

to the SAtLM_ PATRICIA HAWKINS, IJune 1, and the new chairman 2 5 

to John Henry Curry, :_on of on June 8 to set up her agenda Chilton Cream 

I .-----:-- IofDetr° It Cake 

!L tllb_fHl_lllt ,7 _.IL_ iMay [Chapel of Balfour 27, of road, the Methodist announce : Chil- the l in saw Mrs. January, plans Eganand are willmany being entertain anniver- formu- the and that part of i the world re- amination. /[ $1 

!: 

inister was Ray- 

[mond this area were Mrs. Norman L. Coiffeurs 

vaugh_,daugh- uncle of the bride. _ 

Parker, Mrs. Roy E. DeHart, _, _ 

0.,was mar- of the bride's par ents, the iRobert O. Arther, Mrs. Clar- 

_r$. _a_ James A. .dr_, tripC°Upleto 

AfteriVa:li_dggem leftchicago.fOr 

a reception a shortmotor at the home IMrs. lated, enceH. BerryE" George Carroll,and C. Hofmeister, herMrS'twoRaym°nddaugh. 

Mrs. _ __, _ 

_ 

_ 

Falls for the casual sum- 

. mer . . look. A complete line of ___d_ _ 19457 MACK AVENUE GRO$$E P INTE WOOD_ _: • 

Johu isa studentat Wayne ters,Mrs.BurtT.Weyhing,III, Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. {Closed Mondays} _. 

State UnEversity and Sarah at- and Mrs. Michael J. Fabick. Call TU 4-2920 17732 MACK Phone 884-4251 _;: 

thesonO!/fix. tended the University of Miehi- 

J.Moran,of an. Bad luckoftengetstheblame 

For Appointment at University "cA Treat For Each Day o] the Week" 

:! 

__ .-- for a man's poor judgment, i ::? 

,.. Harold Husband 

$. St=ntonDavis, 

To Be Honored 

" :'_ _ 

_: :,: . 

"who knows 

The teachers and parents o[ JOS[PH PAt.AZZOLO _/: ....... 

sbrot_er, Jo- the GrossePointe Public MARY ANN V|V|ANO A carser in haffdres_ng : ; 

mare Ushers School System are giving a re. 

Ibr0_er,_ames,ceptioatoho_orJ. brother, band, retiring Acting Harold Super- Hus- 

_nd Jay intendentof Schools,at the 

Mar_ Ann Viuiano, a stuand 

is Hairst_ttingo1 worhing agraduateo]Slb_Ps, at CharGrLotte's os se 

pointe. QuoteCharLoire what the 

wasrdt enough _or tht_ tatbecame 

owner of Clinton the a,uccesM'u! Gables 

Beautl# SalonoIMr.C[em_ 

: _ 

.... 

'- ", 

Central Branch of the Publici 

_arents,the ct-t_ehomeLibraryfrom Sunday,June 4. 2 to 5 o'clock 

'e,raru doushair Ann dresser is a and tr_men- wilt 

goa_ tongwa_:" holds in store • • ?" 

ens. H_ newest tucCeS$... 

..... 

:_( 

_t Virginia fee witl be Miss Alice Wellpo',t, 

MissKay Mullaney,Mrs. Inex _.._' : 

Club 

Mullaney, Miss Lillian oGodwyn 

_Mrs. Ted Jacobs, Mrs. Benson 

Attending to the tea and eel. 

_1_c_u_, Mrs. George Gillis and 

Miss Martha Hoke. 

X 

k. 

i_"i 

Helping with the guest hook _-, 

and the name tags will he Mrs.."_ : 

Allan Neef, Mrs. V. J. Temrow.... _ = 

ot the ski, Mrs. Arthur Sherman and !i '_ 

Club Miss Ho,"eneeMiller. , 

, The two co-chairmen •of' t_e 

rat.the eventare Mrs. William Wand- 

:(IbbI_ Wed.ues.erer,representing theteachers, 

and Mrs.RobertClarke,repre' 

toluncheon,in-sentingtheparents.The Crosse 

_a_ officers and Pointe F,ducaUon Association 

_t_, _evfashi_m willAssociation headedby MissVir- 

FORTHESE 

PEOPLEAND 

,,. FOR YOU ' 

alr_0rd_r_t ispartyCouncilheaded by CharlesPar- . ' 

_ah_byeallingMrs. All teachers and parents are 

_t _4118. cordinlly invited to attend. 

=_1, aa_'tegPeatsaiLbYTicketsMrS, cellSzations.are' the sponsoring" organi- ff HOLDS 

' S UCCESS! 

New Location: 16701 E. Wa#ren i ! 

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five distinctively different people 

Him! Five success stories appear here . . 

who re-shaped their lives and "gained success after attending Sibyl 

Beeuty School. There are many more success stories to be 

told.., we will be telling you about them in the future 

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tory. Soldwith an uncondi- discuss it with you. 

fionalone year guarantee. 

Our watch experts know thz 

super-precision needed to 

build a fine time-piece,. 

That's why we don't 

sell cheap watches. 

That's why we 

recommendTissot. NOItMA GRrrrl, 

_O_MA 

Norma Tocco 

TOCCO 

needed mm'e 

Norton Gretel prOVes a 

-'change of 

be succesMul 

careers" can 

• • , Cosine. 

of a ehallcn#e than home. 

m_ktng. _c_r_ngat She$ibvrs. studied Norton man. 

TISSOT. 

$el/-wr_dl_g, _#_terpr0M Msodstll 

S¢;slzr, in brush.fia|_h_d stalt_. 

_'esssteel ........... $85 03 

OtherSeastars $69,95t=$125,00 

ekoiee. She is now assist, ward Nepi parrwccmere 

tobogy ant tn was the her supervisor s e c O no] cl has oJ Grosse a _ Pofnte clientele andat .Ed_ _ tt : 

Hud.Sor.'s Downtolcn 

o! the 

SalOn 

bcauW 

¢_top _Ot¢_ _nic_rtst. 

salo_ charm school ;" 

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Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes 

_' , Mrs.James" 

V_, 

:, 

:_:_i 

_ • 

,: 

_: 

_;_ I 

yard. Re-elected to a second Lewls.Blauman threeyear term on the Friends' 

board of directors was F. Rites Rev aled 

Shortand ,, to the . Pointe I HARTZ CINELLI, of Voltaire e 

place; among directors continu- Mr. and Mrs.'Carl T.° Blauwoodcourt, 

July Bride Church Circles Slate Sessions Circle 

Baird, of 

The Grosse Pointe Memorial 

:::_:_:_C h u rch Women's Association home,ofMrs. and ,_Lrcle FourW.A. in theTemple, Loeh. hostess 

The Eliza 

for 

Circles will meet next Tuesday, moor boulevard home of Mrs. will meet in 

_ 

i' 

(Coutimmd trom Page 11) _Alma 

body's ehild_n, too: On that[Queen 

College Campus Day :ing on the board are GLENN 

is ELIZABETH CODD- M. COULTER of Merriweather 

man, Jr, of Birmingham. announee 

the April 19 marriage 

June 6, in members' homes. Arthur Hirt. boulevard home 

. date, JOHN BERNARD PEA-IINGTON, daughter of MR. and road WILB_JR ELSTON, of of their daughter','_ Katherine Hostess for Circle One will be . Mrs. Earl Meyer,.of Tonnan. R. Lintern on 

BODYwas graduatedfromRegis[MRS. WILLIAM H. CODDING- Provencalroad,and DR. PAUL- Louise,to JohnB. Lewis. Mrs. William J. Modrack, of courplace,willserveas Circleat 1 o'clock. 

College,Denver,Col. 

* * * 

]TON, of Lincolnroad. 

* * = 

INE KNEPP,also of Provencal Mr. Lewisistheson of Mrs. 

road L B. Bornb a_ser, of Bloomfield 

Whittie road.CircleTwo willFive hostess.Mrs. Lawrence Brookswil lead 

gather in the Provencal road Wilson. of Rivard boulevard The Service 

Enjoying a recent vacation I Elected president of the * * * Hills. formerly of Yorkshire home of Mrs. Howard F. Smith, will entertain members of Circle each 

in Nassau were MR. and MRS. Friends of the Detroit Public Among Pointers attending the road, and Eugene W. Lewis. Jr., Circle Three in the Fisher road Six. at 9:30 

FRANK HOFFMAN, of South Library for 1967-68al a Friends' recent annual meeting of the of Florida. ! 

.. Rosedalecourt, meetingMay 24 was WILLIAM UnitedFoundationwere MRS. 

?:: Among 

* • * D. GILBRIDE, ofRendereh'cle.GERARD R. SLATTERY, 

the candidatesfor New vice-presidentisWILLIAMLakeshoreroad,a member 

of theUF advisoryboard;UF diof 

rectorsMRS. GAYLORD W. CUTE LITTLEHOUSE 

_ GILLIS, JR., of Merriweather 

:- road, and MRS. EDWIN O. 

BODKIN, of Trombley road; 

I_67TorchDrivegeneralchair- 

_- man ROBERT B. SEMPLE, of 

_'/" Universityplace;andpastcam. 

:'. paign generalchairmen THO- 

:: * Outfitters 

" 

to Ladies of Traditional Taste 

MAS F. MORROW, ofVendome 

road, BENSON FORD, of Lake- 

:__ " shore road, and JOSEPH L. Photo by l_[dte McGrath, 

_:!_i 

._:. 

HUDSON, 

road. 

JR., of Washington 

51ahan, 

Mr. and 

Jr., 

Mrs. 

of 

SylvesterA. 

Buckingham 

__ * * * road,have announcedthe en- 

;.!j MR. and MRS. FRANK BILL- meat of their d aught@r, 

_(.[:: JUNE SALES 

NER, of Brys drive, attended PATRICIA JOAN, to Charles 

,_:_. the May 21 eommeni_ement ex- Philtip Weiss, son _,_ Mr and 

ereises at Southeastern Metbo- Mrs. George A. Weiss, of Shel- 

.... _: Hundreds and Hundreds of dist duringUniversity, which theirDallas,Tex., son, Robert, bourneroad. Miss Mahan was graduated 

Summer Items Now At aSchool graduate and of theSt. University Paul's High of from High Our School. LadyHer Star fiance of the was Sea 

Red uEad___ Prices 

Detroit, received his Masters 

degreelin Electrical Engineering. 

* * * 

graduated from Michigan State 

University. 

A July 7 wedding, at St. Clare 

_-----.t I_'a_l.!loPs 

I ts,9',x i 

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.... 

with a vine.clad ehimnell and snug quarten. 

• PAT JAHN, of Village lane, _de Montefaleo C h u r e h, is No_e that both bedrooms are twin.bed _. 

DRESSES ,_s Gamma beenXi Chapter initiated of intoAlpha the planned, 

Chi Omega Sororityat Western ate.He alsoserved as social 

x,t,eh..9,2 15,¢"| x , ,_,t_, _t_, x,s' _" 

_ . 

Capae/ty large atticcanreached be /nereased by stairway b!/ f/n/sh/ng off Li_iw o,, 

Room. Professionally decorated. Neat.O_ 

7 99 TO -IO 99 ,-* mentandHomeeomingebair" l_e,rot_ A.C. heat. 4V=toneoo,inoo_stem. Grounds 

II 

.... MR. and MRS. BERNARD T. man. 1_t6 60 _t. x 120 It. on a quiet street in tM 

: _. 

__= __:___ 

REG $1Z TO $_q5 

DUCEY have moved from . , * 

Trombley road to San Francisco, Among those receiving de- 

Calif. grees from NOrthern Michigan 

7A _Rom 

rr-F---'_ 

II 

Fa_ns.Priee $33,900.Shown by appoin_ 

ment..Dimensions believed accurate but _ol • 

" * * -* University June4 willbe LAUR- _ guaranteed. 

ir_!: " 

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, 

' O'_"UO_""_% •CULOTTES _._-,-_,-_-..-.-:,, --- " ". ' 

:.......... SLACKS 

= 99 O 99 

sity,Oxford,0.,De_'s Named to the Miami Listfor Univer-ETTA BachelorofSciencein FOGT, of Neff Physical road, 

the wintertrimesterare MAR- Education;LARRY C.HASSEL, 

road,and GARET JANE SALLY FINN, LLOYD ofMoranof SEA- ScienceinBusinessAdministra- Roland road, Bachelorof 

_OaN, Of McMfllan road. lion; and JAMES B. WALKER, 

, , 

We HaveManyOtherGross@Point@Houses 

Are _os in the early,timeconsumingstagesoI house hunting?The Mazo_ 

P_an ,or sift|rig out the i, appropriate I_j means o' small, si,npZffied floor 

':_' 

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0 

" REG.; 

_TO ., 

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9 TO $J5 

Receiving 

, . 

Bachelor 

. . 

of Arts 

of 

Arts 

Huntington 

in Economics. 

road, Bachelor 

* * * 

degrees ' from Manhattanville 

of plans 

inary 

coupled 

irurpecfioms. 

with 

Drop 

photographs 

in at 83 

can 

Kercheval 

lighten 

Avenue 

your burden 

and go 

tana 

through 

ours) 

one 

oI prelim. 

catalogs. 

of our 

i . College, Purchase, N.Y., May GAIL M, ARTNER; of East 

• 

29 were ROSEMARY 

daughter of MR. 

PEELER, Doyleplace,isoneoftwo gradand 

MRS. uatestudentsat'theUniversity ' Footnote _ 14_m_Ownem _ 

" " 

TkeA4,,xanPlanseaHva you _n IRel_¢,nvtnNm 

SKIRTS COTTON EARL A. PEELER, of Cadieux of Delaware, both Eleutherian .f in._l_pH.ll, unn.c,,,.. Inl_lri.r in.,ct;on.. If lout house is'f.r ,.l,, w_', 

?-:;; ,= " : '_: -" : : ' .! _ 

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. 

099 

9 

TOPS 

/199 

: 

road, who majored _ in Matbe- Mills Healey Foundations Felmatics 

her studies and atplans the University to continue of lows, dents who attending will b_the among Seminar 18 stu- for 

and CH istori alAdmin st.ator in 

FISHER, daughter of MR. and Williamsburg, Va.. June 18 

be sell _led gutlltt|ng'squite to ffmpect it and promptlyat _useest " marketprices. price su;teb[e to the current market/We " ttt_ " ' 

,, 

Gross@Point@speci&lists since 1929 

_" 

UtNLrl 

: _d TO _t_ ,: MRS. THOMAS K. FISHER, of throughJuly28.A graduateof 

*:_l _t.t .:_. .-: 

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. _.,. ........ .,... 

:REG. •-$5T • 

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_-, _ : . 

Lothrop road, who majored in the University of Detroit with a 

Englishandeompletedworkfor her degree last" January. American 3aehelor of History, Arts Gail degree taught in 

• ... a six-week Saturday workshop 

, , , for children at the Detroit His- 

Exclusive Agent 

MAXON BROTHERS _ IIIt_ 

A conscientious policy 

Tuxedo 

makes 

t-_O00 ___.- J ,all 

" 

its own friea_s 

,?_ _': 

?_:i:!-"_. GEORGE MEASEL, son of toriealMuseum before taking 

_'__:)' - . 

! :"_ Y: .... ':-.,._ ! ' _ _ t' i,; WARD MR. and MEASEL, MRS..GEORGE of Pemberton ED- ware. up her graduate studies in Dela- 

,:,}: 

*ii ;_i; _'_ . !,_ road, will receive his Bachelors " * * 

: :_' i/ degree, with a major in Biology, _ THOMAS PEEBLES, son of 

' , :i . ''" from ThielCollege,Greenville, blR. and MRS. RUSSELL 

: _ Pa, June 4. At Thiel, George PEEBLE_,'ofBedfordroad,has 

ANN ARBOR 76 KERCHEVAL BIRMINGHAM was a member of the Varsity retained his status on the Dart- 

" "T" Club, Lambda Chi Alpha mouth College Dean's List for 

"" " _n the Hill Fraternity, Canterbury Club, the. winter term. Thomas will 

the varsity swimming and ten- be graduated from Dartmouth 

} _. Grosse Pointe Farms his teams and the Student Sen- this month. 

f*_, _. , . • 

i : _ Cabin 

: !: " Makesthe 

L ._ the Home 

! ' i:'i_:.:::i:: .... 

-_ _c ryll¢ I,ber 

_I,!! 

:_'.. Mount Vernon Colonial 

:_: They don't come much nicer than this one. 4 bedroomsl 3 baths, a 

• r nice paneled library, jalousie enclosed terrace, and a well located 

100x160 foot site, are but a few of the attractive features inherent 

_:_ to this property. 

_.".' The new High School under construction, elementary schools, Loch- 

::_ moor County Club and the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, are but a short 

::,_. distance away; and--THE PRICE IS RIGHT, 

i MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? 

IF YOUR HOME IS FOR SALE are the frills clouding the facts? 

• ,,_ ,o. o.. _,,,,.. -,o a,o,o., whyY.. Are our area rugs so dramatic and so dazzling that we're 1_I 

$_0u14List WithJohnstone & Johnstone" across the board as an "arty, avant-garde line".) The fact of _ 

We have 40 experienced, f_ll time salespeopleoperating in our 3 Grosso 

Pointe offices. We advertise extensively, finance, have a trade.in plan. 

insurance department, and belong to a 240 member National Referral 

"MAD HUSH" FOR F£SHIONI It's Cobbles' 

newest young and wonderful winner, The ve_-in 

profile of the low-slung bracelet-sling ...theshort'n 

ter is... Cabin Crafts balances every daring, spectacular desi_ 

a conservatively beautiful carpet Like "Hatteras' made Cf fcr_lz 

Organization which gives us advance information on people being tran_- snappy T. Perfect on a perky little heel, Reedy to arcylic . . . one of many sound, basic carpets sporting CAVIl 

ferred to this area. 90% ot our listings are sold within 90 days. dash off anywhere wilh that famouscushionedease 

youJove. MAORU,_tt$14.99 

the Cabin Crafts label. Get Beauty and the Basics... 

Cabin Crafts. 

from CRA_ 

= o.,c_s _._'--, _ g_ll_lgt_l''|'' Shoes Terms • , • 

Grosse Pointe's kargett Arra_gcd 

Shoe Store 

R E A L T O R S _ 161144Kercheval,Next to Winklemon'$"In the Village" _ I1_ 

TU 4-0600 f# 886.4._66 Hours:Men., Thurs.,Fri. 'til 9# Daily 'til 6 

We Pe=ture: • Mr. Easton e Miss America • Buster Brown 

• Hu_h.Pupples • French Shriner • Jarman , * Pedwin 776.5510 21435 MaCkAt_" 

T1nUng Our SpcciMty • P,F. Footwesr 

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s Page. . . by, of and for Pointe Women i' 

g_ .... . _.,,.._=_ _d_ ao_. m Another Po,nte Betrothed ....... .. .,. 

r_u_,-=J=, . • . g Of Vie Back ;from Paclhc _ea, mus enjoyingan-around.Aae._ Aa'aDia; AUger, tlree_; . 

1_ ring Horti- tulxP;. Mr.. Y " g • _ Navy L i e u t e n a n t tjunior __ 

_ps _ little Bonsax Ivy Tree, hothouse Snap- . (Contmued from Page II) grade) Dale C Cl ma son of " ' ' "''' ' ' 

_wfg S_ . May25, at up unt il dragonsand a BlizzardwhRe , there will be a meet-the-cast soire .e m" the adjacent • _r, and Mrs. W. " E, Y Clyma ' of , ........ .:i::_ii!_i:_"_:i:::_:::i::_ 

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P6geSixteen 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd_,l_" " 

,i Sty ocie News Gathered.from 

All of the Po nte 

' Reed C. Zenses Wed 50 Years Miss Seh.tte BridgeClub Cottage Auxiliary SlateElizabeth C.ssDAR College Women Meet Junel_ 

ii_ 

! 

Mr. and Mrs. Reed C. 7_ns, and Mrs. Glen. Bamberger, 

" 

of Devonshire road, recentlyCostaMesa,Calif. 

of Will Be Bride 

_ sts Meeting nners Slated j..o Meeting at City Club Members of CollegeWomen's 

DetroithistorywillhighlightClub will"take to the hills"contributed .......,_ 

celebrated their fiftieth wed. The dinner, held at Stouffer's Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. _ The Cottage Hospital Women's _is season's final meeting of for their final meeting of the social agencies°_"¢:_a 

diag anniversary, and were restaurant, Eastland, was a!so Schulte, of Radnor circle, have Grosse Pointe Memorial Auxiliary will hold a general the Elizabeth Cass Chapter, season, to be held at the Wash. tinuing scholarshipt0a 

meeting at the Grosse Pointe Daughters of the American Rev- tenaw Country Club June 10. cal student, now i_ 

]honored many parties during given the month by 

friends, 

their with attended Mrs. Peter by Nelson, Mrs. tens' of Detroit, sister, 

and cousins, Mrs. Frank Foley 

announced their daughter, the engagemen_ Margaret Ann, of 

to Albert Louis Raden, of Rose. 

Bridge announced, Club winners have been Hunt Club on Wednesday, June olution, the Women's on Monday, City Club. June 5, at atAn10:30 executive o'clockboard will meeUug preceed ye_l:t Wayne$tateu_ 

er tur_heon,_ 

A fsrafly dinner party was and Thomas Potvin of Grosse viRe. May 22: North and South, 7. 

! given tlm nightof theiranni.PointePark. 

A four-dayvacationto Lost from 

Miss 

St.PaulHigh 

Schultewas 

Schooland 

graduated Russell 

Veale; Mrs. 

Youl_g 

Frank 

and 

Coolidgelow 

Foster The 

a 

businessessionwillfolcocktailand 

luncheonMrs.RobertArtner,members 

Mrs. Norman Parker and 

of 

the 

order 

general 

by p re 

meeting 

sid e n t, 

call 

Ruth 

to the_guestswillbe_I 

oy _ay Riley,w_ tl 

versaryby theirdaughters,Mrs. Lake Woods Club in Lincoln,iis presentlyattendingWayne and Mrs.Harry Clarke. period,starting at 11:30o'clock,the DetroitHistoricalSocietyBrowne at 11o'clock. The main accompanyinghetse 

Donald Palnte Woods, Bambergeroof and Mrs. Grosse Wil- Mich., concluded the many iStateUniversity. Her fiancewas Eastand West:Mary De Poor- Speaker Relations willbe consultant Lou Graft,Guild,have who color-slide presentation arrangedtofeatur- givea order electionofofbusinesswillbe new officers. the _itar and dulcimw, I 

liam Gates,of Corona del Mar, events, graduated from 

High School and 

St. Thomas 

received a 

tar and Andrew Walrond; Beatrice 

Comae and Nellie Garant. 

been in the field of hospital ing such landmarks as Ledyard 

relations for some 15 Hall, the Parish House and 01d 

A report of the social service 

chairman, Helen Armstrong, 

Betty Jones, whowill_, 

readings in a _m_ 

Calif. Arriving back in their Elm Bachelor of Arts degree from May 24: North and South, Mr. years. He was, at one t i m e, Christ Church. should cause pride among the "The Seasons.', 

Also arriving for the round 

of activities from California was 

court home yesterday, after a the University of Detroit, where 

visit to the British Isles during he is presently attending graduand 

Mrs. Frank Christensen; 

Jessie Cook and James Cook. 

managing editor of the Univer. 

sity of Michigan Medical Builenotablefamiliesnow 

Stately mansions ofbeingused Detroit's __. _ 

W'flliam Gates, and the tens" which they attended the open- ate school East and West: Margaret Col- tin, as well .4s in charge oi by civic and cultural organiza- 

: grmndchlldren, Miss Karen ing of the Cripps Building at A July 21 wedding is planned, tins and Jessica Hansen; Char- public relations for the huge tions, including the Children's 

_ Gates, and Mr. and Mrs. John St. John's College, Cambridge, lotte oBelens and A. G. Beard. University Hospital Museum and Merrill-Palmer In. 

Hoekstra 

Calif. 

of Sunset BeJw.h, May 

a n d 

13, 

M 

and 

R S 

were 

. H U 

guests 

M P H 

of 

R 

]KR. 

E Y L, G. Stedman, III len 

May 

Walrond 

27: North 

and 

and 

James 

South, 

Eld- 

El- 

"My most exciting assignment stitute, 

Luncheon 

will also 

is optional 

be reviewed, 

at 12:15 

. those days," states Mr. Graft, o'clock. 

i 

CRIPPS, of Bull's Head Farm ridge; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph: 

ot_ _--d_drenin_.deStokeC_ldtugt_, S._,_m. Will Take Bride Walker. _"wasa_tin_aspras_cret_ry 

Better Literature 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McKee, of 

MS. Pleasant, Mich., and Mr. 

shire, England, were MR. and 

MRS. SIMPSON C. LEONARD. Planning an August 12 wed. 

East and West: G. P. 

bell and Leo Lesinski; 

Camp. tOmanDr.whoThOmaSevaluatedFrancis,theJr.,Salkthe 

Elsie Polio Vaccine." 

_ Feathers, Down, or Wool 

cling and are Patricia Lynn G. Erin Stedman, Cassidy, HI, 

whose engagement has been an- 

Navy and Andrew• Walrond. _ 

Cyl.VP. Pear Tree 

Robert A. Waters, president 

of the Cottage Hospital board of 

trustees, will also give a talk. 

COltnC_ 

The next 

To Meet 

m e e t i n g of the 

"_/ notmeed by her parents, Mr. and Prlz Auxiliary members and thelr Grosse Point,_ Beffer Literature 

_ COMFORTERS Mrs. troit, Edward J. Cassidy,ofDe- Questers e reservations 

guests may bymake contacting luncheonfor Mrs. Priday,June9,at12:30o'clock, 

Youth Councilis scheduled 

_ Remade Like New Both thebride-elect and her _ne members of Pear Tree ArnoldM. Davidson,TU 64788, at theLakeshoreroad home of BALDO B]l,l_J 

_!!i finance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chapter of Questers, Inc., are or Mrs. Paul E. Knopf, 885- Mrs. Diamond PhKips. 

_i! BED _ro.e _oin _e_ur_es_ 

_;_i r_. 

PILLOWS 

Cleaned and Recovered 

Lynn four 

University 

road, G. Stedman, of 

are 

Michigan, 

attending Jr., ofwhere Bal- the 

she Deltais Gamma a _uniorsorority affiliatedandwith be 

proud at the ofrecent the prize national they received: conven-: 1513, before June 2. 

tion of Questers in Philadelphia.: GPH$ Graduates 

Questers' annual contest for 

Representatives from the 

a_on_ tho, w_o participate in 

the Council's regular meetings 

For training Baldomeans and for succe_ y0_ 

Baldo Billeci co-ov_r_ 

if: (Choice of Pillow Ticking $1.99 each) is a senior _,ffiliated with Alpha year-bookdesigns petitive; this year is highlycom- the cover Will Have Party and courage support the its reading effortsof togood an- Seven Hills of Rome. 

i Tau Omega fraternity and work- made by Pear Tree program 

_,_ BERLIN & PILLOW CO. ing toward a degree in Business chairman Mrs. Wilfred Lade- *'Smooth Sailing" is the theme ,=literature by teenagers. 

Administration. macher won firstprize. 

rm _.k.p EL 6-9152 At a May luncheon chapter ment party sponsored by the 

oftenpro- 

QUH.T of the annual aRer-commence- dA_ °'_'_'_ II 

9Q 

• TR 2-7554 .a ve_ry Thosewho hesitate 

;- =: 

i: : .... 

_ fit from the mistakes of others, officers new year.Presidentis,Mrs._d- were installed for the 

ward Kyle Heglin, vice presi- 

Grosse Mother_' Pointe Club. High ThisS eseniors- h o o 1 

only, non-date affair will be _n., 

a_s _-1! II 

wt_., FrJ.for Boys and II 

_: . dent is Mrs. J. D. Boccaccio,heldin the FriesBallroomof _r_s;V_es.s Vhu_ for _I 16701 E. Warren Phone TU f_ 

; _ treasureris Mrs. B.C. Watson the Grosse PointeWar Memo- saysOnly [| 

rialon Thursday,June 15 from _ 

c' and Sheridan. secretaryis Mrs.'11.F. 10 o'clockuntil2 in the morn. 

L ' Mrs. Grant Hales willserve ing. 

' _ 

as program chairmanfor 1967- Casino tableswillbe in OlO. 

_ 68 era*ion, ali.band, "_ho O_e. 

• i _ Eyed Jacks," wilI phy for 

dancing and a buffet supper wRl 

The Shopsof • High 

Tickets 

School 

wiU go 

during 

on sale 

the 

at 

first 

the 

=, - rce Meets June 7 o'clock. 

!i. :: '_ The regular meeting of the week in June at $3 per person. 

,_,,, ¢ ( 

Grosse Pointe Rose Society is It is hoped that all Grosse 

, i_,! ;i_ iii! _ schedulednext Wednesday eve- Pointe parents o£ graduating 

Ii PRESENT 

!if!i!!::ii) ning, June 7, at the Central seniors will encourage their 

'.'_i_: i_ 

_./_ _ 

: _!i_ 

:_ 

- 

"• 

Branch 

Library, 

Grosse Pointe Public 

Kereheval avenue at 

participation in this party which 

will be the last event the Senior 

_,,_, F_sber ro_ cla.w_sha_ ,oge_er. *':_*' OMEGA 

-:', , , . : FI Refreshmentswillbe served Members ofthe committeein 

'14REl) $11 Holtand Mrs. Robert Waters. tiesare generalchairmenMrs. Timetokthe Romanway.. 

!:!_liti!i i • at 7:30o"clockby Mrs.Harlan chargeof theevening'sfestivi- 

.......... iThe meeting proper starts .at Frank Premer and Mrs. Rayii: 

i__ : !iI "' AstheNewHana . . : r 

The program wet focus on _e man Mrs. Jay Deeds, entertain-i 

solvingof roseproblems.Mere- mond ment chairman Meliinger, Mrs. ticketAndrew. chairll:i'i 

..: _ . 

: i 

,-_ 

m-' the . , 

' bers and guestswill,be urged Brown, punch chairman Mrs. 

rose-growingexperiences, ,o ask questionsand sharetheir Wray chairmanMrs.FredericAltman 

Donaldson,decorations 

Pointe are inured to participate. David Russell. 

iil! :i: ShoeSalon" " _ adult zesidentso£Grosse and chaperonesehah'm_n Mrs. 

) _ juvenile There delinquency was a good years deal less ago of Come. living tohasn't think changed of it, themuch cost 

_.i:_ when Pop used-the woodshedas in recent years-..it has always 

an administration building, taken allmost peoplecan get. 

.l 

: PUBLIC SALES 

Not An Auction _ All Items Priced 

h Id hi 

Houseo Furnis ngs 

.- Mrs,W, O01bumStandish 

475 L_keland 

' Grosse Polnte 

- _ _ - S_turday, June 3 from 10 a.m. 

ra bson s ,., 

HaldemanFinnie 

879 £11air Place 

' Grosse Pointe Park 

_i req_egt_ _lo_r _Jq'e_ence Saturday, June 10 from 10 a.m. 

_i_i ata,_o_ o_ Mr, EidonE, Fox 

! !120 S. Oxford 

:'* t_ co_pIete fall 1967 coutur_ knit colIectio_ o_ Grosse Polnte Woods 

Saturday June 17 from 10 s.m. Cloth-like texture 

ii : _a acesca fO _* _ mo_"_ EstateofKathleenG.Doughty 42_ Washington Rd. ' in 14_

_'1967 _ GROSSE POINTE NEWS PageSeventeen ::!! 

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6--FOR RENT-- 16D--RESORT._ PROPERTY 8--ARTICLES FOR SALE ' 8--ARTICLES FOR SALE 8B--ANTIQUES _,: , " 

(Unfum|IKed) lDELRAY BEACH Oceanfront-- 

N_ DELUXE APTS. r bedroom,2 bathguesthouse, LargestSelectionof Resale us. THEH MUSIC our pricesaren'tthe 

CENTER. Shop Gratint near6 Mile.372-9685. !_ :+ 

CLASSIFIED , 

SPACIOUS room units.All one and G.E. two bed- ap. fully 

3 bedrooms, 3½ baths, also 2- 

bothfurnished. completelyand Availablefor beauli- 

OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY 

Clothingin Area. 

AMAZING, DONNPDICKER AT 

lowest,letusknow. 

HANDgtass 

9--ARTICLES 

LEADED siainedligbt fixture, 

WANTED 

antiq-Je _5. 12365 

_. 

blocksnorthof Vernieron 

old 8 Mile Rd. and Harper. 

C lo s• to everything.TU 

4.7657. 

ing next year's sea,hal 

rentals. GrossePointeowner. 

TUxedo 6-1444. 

50 to75% Off 

OriginalPrice 

SpringClothingTaken 

guitars, $16.50, Combo organs, silveLVogue Jewelers,22377 

$.388. Professional drum sets, MorossRoad. 

$144. 

BOOKS purchased.Entire It. +. 

6F--TO SHARE on Consignmentfor All name brands in stock, braries,finesingle items. 

AD S _lian_es I _r.ond_t_oning, 6 summer mon_s. _ accept- New sport ,,pear and Ungerie Asps from $21,_, electric ' ,V E BUY old gold, jewelry and : 

_ TUxado2.6900your-SAd3 Trunkc.n BeLineschargedT° ServeYou Quickly SHORESFAST LIVINGQUARTERS 20339Mack LEE'SFASHIONTUMART 1-808_22933Gratintnr•9 Tradeswelcome.Bank ML Hrs.:10-9 terms, edoMidwests•2450.B°ok 

Service.TUx. 

ST. CLAIR SHORES, 11 Mile, 

WINDMILL 

lower bungalow; 

POINTE 

furnished, 

-- Share 10 to5 Daily;FrL 'til9 WANTED Home of rurali 

3 

near 

blockswest 

Expresswayand 

of Jefferson,carpeted,clean,quiet,sod- 

East- 

BARN SIDING- Authentic1" DRIVERS! 

buys $I0,000/$20,000 

Approximately$18 

Liability.8575• 

tureor odd pieces.WA 1- 

landshopping.Luxuriousone era,$80.Gentlemanonly.822. weathered,hand hewn, nat- Property damage. Medical 

2B--TUTORING $--$ITUAT|ON WANTED andtwo bedroonlunitsinclud. 1922,after6 p,m. uraltimber.463.2179. payments, TUxedoI-2STS. PIANOS WANTED 

Grands, Spinets .andsmall Upj,_,__0_ 

SPEAK paris.Lessonsat French.Teacher your home. from ARE you interested in compe, ing balconyor coveredparking,private7--WANTED patio,Firstfloor TO RENT WE BUY---SELb--TRADE ESTATES bought and sold.rights.Highestc_shpaid. 

_l_7_oo_, 12 pro., 873-6M3. tent,reliabledomestiehelp? laundryand storage, aircon-CONSULAR officer(German) GUNS Completeor odd pieces.An- VE 7-0506 

_._!e_O_ _ERMANENT certified teacher 

"DON'T CALL HELP, CALL t 

HOMEMAKERS, INC." We 

ditioning, soundproofing, Hot- desires unfurnishedhouse Reloadingrquipmentand eompointappliancesAllutilitieseffective 

September•Prefera.ponents.Scope and Sight In- 

Lure.Orientalrugs.Hugh C. BOOKS, Art ObjectsSought. 

tiques, Bolan,10233 silver, Woodward,TO cb_a, "_LPRJ- Browsers always welcome. 

: 

_t_tdlreal..es_ willtutor readingfor ele- providea completelineof exceptelectric. One bedroom blywithformaldiningroom. stallat/ons. Stock fittingand 6-2,500. B.C. ClaesBook Shop. Miss !.... 

_s_i'Ited too_ u_- mentarygrades.$2 per hour. servicesin the iollowing $165 includingthe above. 3 adults.962-6526. completegunsmithing, 

WEATHERBY _:REMINGTON VIRGINIA'S (_.18).wo 3-4_7. i!_ 

TUTORING. TUxedo 4-2912. ELementarygrades areas: QualifiedHousekeepers WO 3-9707-- DI 1-1612 FORMER GrossePointecouple BROWNING 

with6 month oldchil desire SALES 

& WINCHESTER 

& SERVICE A']TICTREASURES 

Ethel CIaes,1670 Leverette 

PAIR of mahogany twinbeds. _.: 

ec 12Words for $1.251 and specialeducation.Grosse NursingServices ST: CLAIR nearVernor.2 bed- to rent3 bedroom house or GUNS & SHOOTING VAlley1-3181. 

_odcf_l • ,#old 

Call 

_/_D0 2"_(_0 

I Pointe teacher. TUxedo 5-5460. Trained Home Companions 

_PANISH teacherwithyearsof Satisfactory 

Baby 

Performance 

Sitters 

experiencefor travel and Guaranteed. 

business.Individua lessons CALL HOMEMAKERS. INC. 

room 2-0359.Adultsonly. terrace. $125. TUxedo apartment 546-6829. in Grosse Pointe. 

DUPLEX Cadieux-Warrenarea.RESPONSIBLE familymovingto 

Modern 2 bedroom,appliances Detroitareadesiresto lease 

ACCESSORIES 

B. McDAN[ EL CO. 

]5102 KERCHEVAt. 

10:30-5 

We 

DaiIy 

Buy and 

Closed 

Sell 

Men. 

_STUDIO couch or sofabed,In 

22418Mack, bet.8 and 9 Milei g o o d condition, reasonable. 

772-8606 TU 4-18,59. _ 

: 

3T_ lines at convenience. 

your own 861-5031, home and your 642.7900 included,$135.TUxedo ALTER ROAD -E. JEFFERSON 2-9442. 4care.757-1900ext.65.8:30to bedroom home. Ownersh/pCor.Maryland " VA 1-8200GROUP Garage Sale,9:30Frl-WANTED.-_Id oldsilverpieces.VA fancybirdbath, 1.8499. i 

LI__ATION$ 

_I_V6S 4.--HELP 

,._ _ I_%_D_me 

WANTED Your Girl Friday 

Spacious5 room,2 bedroom 5:00p.m. 

apartment. Crossventilation, TEACHER with2 ch/Idrenand GA[?d_CE SALE 

day, 809 Pemberton.Furni. 

Lure,appliances,clothes, STUDF,.NTneeds wooden book. 

dishes,air-conditioner, cases,reasonable.882-5943. ) 

_'_'_'/llm_ TEACHERS Secretarial Service 

Mimeographing 

electric range, refrigerator, 

elevator,$160.Adults.822well 

maturated, small dog, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, June 

urgentlyneeds 2 bedroom 2ud and 3rd,i0 a.m.-4p.m. EVERYTHING in perennials. IOA--MOTORCYCLES _: 

_s_xor#s ATTRACTIVE summer position,Mrs, Coleman TU 4+6442 6611. home, apartmentor duplex. 952LincolnRoad.Don'tmiss 1,000varieties finestIrisand FOR SALE i/i i i_ 

flexiblehours,excellentin.EXP'ERIENCED _Iff,T.CREST-3 bedrooms,1½ willconsiderlease.'7'/5-7425.thismess of household,car- Daylilies.Hughes Gardens 

_p 

_ 

e e=_d 

come. 

Phone 962-1140. 

practical nurse 

wishes home nursing.Own 

ba_hs, library, $300, month. 

JOHN S.GOODMAN 

PROFESSIONAL lady desires to 

sharesmallhome or apart+ 

All 

den 

dirt 

and 

cheap. 

personalarticles--24333 

7-1122. 

Lahser,Southfield. EL HONDA 

top condition. 

90,19¢4,4,500miles, 

Call TUxedo 

6-0016after5 p.m. 

:_::_ • + _ 

HTOCIW LIMITS TEENAGE GIRL in vicinity to transportation. Will travel._ Kercheval 886-3060 meat with same, dose to :_(:: if:: 

i m_r,¢ #e_ help in kitchenat dinner 

time.75ean hour.CallTUx- 

Days 732*74.87. Evenings808. 

2781. 

transportation. Callbetween9 BEDROOM set, white Provin.!MONOGRAMMING exclusively|I--AUTOS 

and 5:39,3714905. cial.C o ck ta ii table,lamp by handon sweaters,dresses, 

FOR SALE i_"j, _ 

,1,mla 

0jI,[.f_,ARK _,,_,w_ ,_d 

edo 2.9922after_:30. 

TYPIST 

LARGE HOME near the lake. tables,fruitwoodProvincial.blousesand men's shirts_ 

l_ A I-m_.PENGHAND? Step-down 4 bedrooms,3 livingbaths,maid's room, den, RETrieD Florida---would 

COUP=- liketo ]lyingrent in TU 4-2631. Monogram Embroidery Shop 

with your spring cleaning,,quarters.Availableimmedi, furnishedapartmentor house STOVE, Hotpointelectricde- New Location Don' t Settle :++++: '_ 

_+ _ • 

, o00. ,.. 4o-, ,++. for less ' ++` 

FRIENDLY East Side office yard.work,odd_obs,etc. for Julyand August.Grosse 404CapitolTheatreBldg. _!? 

_ C_rlevo has opening for tYpist who is Pointe personal references. Stainless •G e n e v a sink.dis. 1550 Broadway, WO 2-1405 _.;::: 

_,, .9_p,Sm+ CiTY _ accurate Luring in its field, Co. and is ideal small fast. conditions. but Manufac- leader HANDYMAN CALLHOUSEHOLD 8_6-3819 SERVICE RIVARD Johnstone offJefferson, 6" Johnstone closeto DESIRE TUS-0794. 3 or 4 bedroom unfur, posal,$25. table, ft.sailingdinghy,$I_0.TU benches, Knotty 5 R., pine$10. picnic 10 ITALIAN ---excellent windcondition,$100. organ, 3 octave th ii+i : + 

e"tr_-m_m_r , Not_ Bestequipment.New offices, residentspark.Beautlful5- nlshedhouseinGrossePninte 1.3584. High hat for drum set, $35. i 

_ _ Unusua/_.-_.'inge benefits. Train EXPERIENCED babysitter at- room lower, balcony offbed- school disl_ict..-W19. ++= CADILLAC ' 

_ FARM_ Phone on the822-3168. _ob for advancement, tendingcollegein would loveto takethe care Fall o_ lookslikei room in cnlonlalhouse familyhouse.By that_..,ARTICLES FOR SALE CLARINET,verygoodcovdition, Excellentfor beginner,$45. i@;.; +Fj_:]] '::: __:! 

•.m_t _ 14. ,nd 

HAIRDRESSER wanted in 

small Sa}Jy Kaiser, children.References.July TUxedo 6-2674+ huge 15. window Ceramic+tile in living room bath AMAZING, DON'T DICKER AT MUSKIN swimming pool, 18 ft-i SHOP MORE ILLAC FOR GIVES YOUR YOUINVEST- MUCH 

and fireplace.Responsible THE MUSICCENTER. LOW. Lomart"Diatomite'filterand FLUORSCENT light fixtures MENT THAN MOST NEW 

! 

k_m._ _ _M,_ GrossePointeshop.TUxedo BRITISH Universitystudentde- couplewith new baby pro- REY, STORY & CLARK, "and allaccessories; .also3.6 (double),suitablefor home CARS AT THE SAME PRICE 

_t_a_mv_l SECRETARY--FOR GENERAL 

startingapproximatelyJuly 

10.E,'xperieneed withchildren 

month. 

4.932.5 or 

Willgive 

TU 5-3381. 

lease.TU I_ 

est,tellus. 

our pricesaren'tthelow- lawn mower. 882-1498. ft.,one ,iit. FORMANCE AND PLF__.S- !I_ii!_! _ 

_Cmter, M_..XOFFICE WORK in realestate, and could give tutoring in ,PETERBORO baskets,unfin. 2 METAL CABINETS and one 

,Mustbe responsible tohandle English,French,etc.Excel°ALTER RD. SouthofJefferson. wood cabinet ..... 

Duplex,3-bedroom,1½ bath. GulbransonOrgan, ished,no lidsorhinges. Creels 6 LONG TABLES. 

i_N_ ,_ _m,'m_eT, W0005 _ telephone,typingand 5 days per week, hours filing, 9 lentswimmer.Will tryany- TUxedo _-0_5. reg.$1595................. $ 795 $1.75._,ubletops,$2.Prints3 DESKS. 

me_a_ thing but no typing or short- and linings_ Thursday and 

, p_, _ ana a.m.- 5 !_.m.Pleasantwork- 

...... foldingarms. 

_m_m _ msl_- ing conditions. E x c e !le n t hand.862-'/960. INCOME, Cou_villefirstblock 'l._wreyHiltondemo 695 Friday 9-5,8_B Washington.6 METAL Foldingchairswith 

startingsalary.Ask for Mr. SOLVE yourvacationproblems! offMack.Livingroom,dining Lowrey Holiday,studio TUxedo 4-9432. 10 OFFICE CHAIRS. . 

_ OF OWNING THE 

STANDARD OF 

THE WORLD 

See Detroit's Finest 

Selectionat 

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i:,:_ 

, 

' 

_,m__ _m_l_w- DiSanto,TU 1-6300. Home and Petcarewhileyou room, bedroom,kitchenand used ................................ 1150 ORIENTAL rugs,deep freezeFOLDING DOOR from snack 

.'_ud _ Johrlston_ _._ Johns,on, are ask away. for Mrs, Call Hyde, 886-2999and Refer- bath. Allutilities Refrigerator furnished. andGarage. stove. Lowrey demo Brentwoo_ .............................. 

1395 unit, stove,custom made drapes, ,,,. TU _-0773 

DALGLEtSH 

stm_ m _, m_a ;OUPLE to manage new 21 ences. 

TA_ _ rmm,_r, unit apartment building in St. PART TIME babysitting, tele- :NEWPORT $120per month.331-0357. near the River. 5 

Story& Clark40"console 

LowreyHeritagedemo.$1695. piano, reg. $795 ............ 599 

0305. 

kitchenette set,s,.dtcases. 1965 WHIRLPOOL refrigerator, 

, 

:!_ 

'_ 

,__ 

t,_ Imm 

_mz.k ladW*r. 

Clair Shores. WO 3-9707, DI 

1-1612. 

phone answering, mature, responsible,GrnssePomterefroom 

lower, 2 bedrooms. 

Lovely neighborhood.Avail- 

Cbickeringbaby grand 

(ebony) ............................ 995 PIANOS 

bottom freezer,$100. 1965 

completely rebuilt, Roper gas range,$75. 886- Michigan'sLargestCadillac 

: 

:_ 

!,I!i 

E_st_, rocksads_ ?ART.TIM_ nurse,20 to 25 erences.VAlley1.3367. ableJune I.Responsiblemid- guaranteed, $_98. 5493. Dealer _i 

_a_ m_ aua hours per week to help in die age couple. 824.@28. Wurlitzer Spinet piano ...... 299 THE MUSIC CENTER KENMORE heayv duty auto- 6/61 WOODWARD TR 5.0309 

_, met m_ ms- 

_R_AREA 

physicians 

and 1 morning.East e_ce"3 afternoom Warren _A-_SITUATION (Domestic) 

nearCadieuxRd. Reply Box 

WANTED 

SHORIAN _A_T 

Rebuiltpiano, guaranteed ............ 199 22933Gratiothr.9 Mi.Hrs.:10-9 

Playerpiano................ 295 

mattew a s h e r, 1 yearold. 

Tuxedo 2-3933. 

OpenMon.-Thurs. Eve.Tall9 + 

822- CADILLAC 

Muter_a _a G. _0,GrossePie.News. COOK for entertaining, $1,5.ON II MILE ROAD, ½ BLOCK DON'T READ THIS GIRLS bike,faircondition, $10. PONTIAC tible,fullpower. '64 Catalinaconvex'- Bide and i:'_ ! i . : 

]OUNTER women, experienced Waitressavailable 

771-7132. ffdesired. WEST OF JEFFERSON THE MUSIC CENTER Unlessyou are original, crea- Call884-5387. white. Completelyoriginal, 

tr_lA_ dry cleaning,manage stere AVAILABLE JUNE :[ST.New, 22933Gratiotnr. gMLBxs.: 10-9 

driver.Upperfiatavailable. 1 EXPERIENCED ladywishesday- attractive, spacious,air con- 

Liveor thriftywithAntiques,__--_ 

Old-fiques, Jewelry,Junkque. complete.W a In u t 

completely equipped. Low 

vanity, mileage.TUxedo 1-1038. 

}ii:i 

, ..... 

: 

full time,I parttime.Denby work. A-I cleaningor iron- ditioned,fullycarpetedone BRASS F£REPLACE fixtures,For thebestvarietyinvalues chest,china closet.DRexel 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury Tfl,2 i _ : 

I _l)Dl_ CANDIDS Cleaners, 15029 Kercheval, ing. WA 5-6252. bedroom units. All the fine 

appointments, cunviencesand 

complete, almost 

331-1723. / 

new, $20. visit 

THE GRIST MILL 

_ 

i 

1-6655. door bardtop, V-8 auto. trans. '_ 

i : 

timNo sin/mum GrossePointe. CLEANING, ironingor office securityou desire.½ block MOW.NG TO FLORIDA 21151Mack 

'-_l_'t _m+over"/0PART TIME saleshelp.Expert- cleaning. 922-5584. to transportation, CivicCen- BlackPersianlamb coat,mink 

thy0ur]_ometo _I_0b. Forappoint- see enced or wt!)_ngto learn. 886- 5B--EMPLOYMENT ter, lake and Shores pool. trim, % length,size16.PR HOLLYWOOD 

886.1640DOUBLE BED complete,low 4 

poster painted white, like 

bed, single, new, $757 Bathinette, .%3; 

mission,power ed glass,whitesidewalls, 

steering, tint- excellentcondition.$1995.TU 

5-0031.... 

i_ 

_!_! 

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el_es' ' rnoRc_eahve"1814. BUREAU Conveniento shoppingarea 1-0964. nearlynew,perfectcondition,stroller, $3;baby buggy,$I0. ,:' 

_b, call J. S. De and expressway.Modelopen complete,$35. Yorkbarbells, 882-2299. MERCURY, '62, power steering, 

whitewalls, specialupholstery, 

_.:: 

!i: : 

_._ DELIVERY 

VRlago Food 

MAN 

Market. 

wanted 

18330 

for IF 

ment 

YOU 

and 

are 

have 

seeking, 

good 

employrefer- 

Saturday, 

_ p.m. 

Sunday, 1 p.m. to A_NTIQUEEarly 

wood settee, $300. 

Victorian 

Walnut 

roseand 

double 

er-La-_htin, 

set, _._. 

Georgian 

Dishes, 

pattern, 

Horn. GARAGE 

Bunk beds, 

RUMMAGE 

clothing, furniture, 

SALE -- large 

miles. 

engine, 

Best offer 

1 driver, 

takes. 

12,000 

V._di 

_CEDUCATI{_N Mack. ences call the Effieiant Workera 

Employment Agency. 884.3360 PR 8-7260 

ebony ov_ mirror, $75.(W'mdsor) 

1-519-945-381L 

service for 8, many 

$15. VAlley 4-0624. 

extras, lawn mower, miscellaneous, 

1883 Hunt Clnb, Thursday, 

ley 2-7059. ',:_!:i 

_'_0-NSinour teach_ sbl_o, new) 4A--HELP WANTED LOraineS_/1E GROSSE POINTEHO_'_.Entire FRIDGIDAIRE refrigerator, Friday, 10 to 3. BARRACUDA must sell immediately. Plymouth, '64, Ra- . 

i_.._ week.No organ[ (Domestic) f>--FOR 

(Unfum|shed) 

RENT-- 6A--_:OR 

(Furn|shed) 

RENT 

day, 

household 

June 

of 

4, 2 

furniture. 

to 5:30. 

Sun- 

1068 

Hudson 

d_ning room 

stove,8-piece 

set. 4-plece 

walnut 

bed- 8A---OFFICE E{_UIPMENT din, heater, whitewalls, tint- 

+ 

i _. 

¢_' _ _:+ I_ cooks+ COmPLeTELY FURNISHF-,D Berkshire+ room suite. 2 single beds, FOR SAL' inC. ed glass, A£ter power + p.m., brakes, I+_3 steer- New. +!:: 

_,_._tL 

_ _D'f 

I_ waitresses Pointe EmpIoyment and couples, Agency, Grosse 


CA_A _RAND [_ 

APARTMENTS 

Grosse Pointe home, 4 bed- DOUBLE walnut, BED excellent complete, condition. lovely 

rooms, June 13 bathrooms, for4 to 6available months. 881.2162. 

other miscellaneous i t e m s. 


FRIDGIDAIRE electric stove 

TYPEWRITERS and a d d i n g castle, Grosse Pointe Woods. 

machines, new, rebuilt. Reasonahleprices.NationalOf- 

1960CORVETTE, an excellent 

:,L 

+i . 

_C 

(lusicGuitar, 

SYI_IOS SUMMER T_P_.babysitting, oc- 

35096 JEFFERSON at Shook 

Road,Southof TassiesTav- 

Broker. TUxedo 


2-6781 or 

MOVING. Hamiltongas dryer, 

and refrigerator; 9'x12'cotton riceEquipment,18833Harper 

rug, $I0;fireplacefixtures, 

at Bishon.TUxedo 

- 

1-7130. ED 

buy, 

1-3824. 

owner leavingcountry. 

_s_lar, Bauj0, easionellyall day duringsum- 

_taland_les met months. 70c per hour. era.New 2 bedrooms, spaciousone dining room, and HOLLYWOOD AVE. $"?5;gasstove,$75;handmow- 

er,new, $25; Puritronrange $18;mirror,beautifulframe. TUxedo 2-268,5. 

8B--ANTIQUES 1965 BURGUNDY Bonneville 

l_rcheval 

Ferry School area, Grosse 

PointeWoods. Call after6 

individualbasements,fullyAttractive3-bedroomColonial hood,$20.88,5.6,309. 

ANTIQUES--1 DAY SALE 

co._,pe. Black vinyltop,bur- 

g_ndymatchinginterior. Pow- 

_P0in_:Parms 

P_s.372-89_4 

p.m.,886-1347. air-conditioned, G•E. range, completelyfurnished, Lease1 ANTIQUES: Chippendaledesk,FRIGIDAIRE electricstove, 

oven, dishwasher, refrigera- year from July 1st. bureau, tabIe, HeppIewhite $40, refrigerator, $30. RCA June 10 from 9 A.M. 

tor.Utilities exceptelectric. T. RAYMOND JEFFS bureau,table.Porcelainac: 

Hi-Fi,$45.Hand mower, $15.556LODGE, 2 blockseastof the 

er steering,brakes,AM-FM 

with 

glass.Low 

rear 

mileage,likenew. 

speaker, tinted i 

_! Detroit2 blocksfrom TU 2-1095. Jeffersonian 

_,.._ 0r_c__rdion; C_oDA BUSFordt Express.° Lake park 81Kercheval TU 1-1100 cessories. 886-5901. FENDER electricguitarwith MANY authenticperiodpieces. ApartmenLs. First Tony, $2,350takes 779-2903. it. Call 

_1 HOUSEKEEPER privileges. 

1-791-6320. 6B----ROOblSFOR RENT ORGAN electronieteaching lessonsin ourstudio, new case,llkenew. lux reverb,amp, FenderVibro. excellentfor.Sheratonches Chippendalechairsand tablesand mir- '64VW, poweredby '64Corvalr 

CA_BURN RESPONSIBLE woman to be SOMERSET -- Upper 6 rooms PLEASANT front room, kitchen $1.00 per week. No organ condition, and Fuzz tone, new. 

"onduty"10:30_..m.to 7 p.m. with 2 porches,half base- and Ia u n d ry privileges,needed,freepracticetime. , TUxedo 2-0298. 

chairs. Empire and Victorian Corsa engine, good condition, 

chest,chairsand secretary, many extras,$1,750or best 

noTeacher Monday throughFriday.Care m e n t, convenientlocation GrossePointeWoods.1 or 2 MusicCenter,775+8000 after4 4 posterbeds. Pine Grand- offer.881.2006. 

Term for pleasant Grosse Pointe $150 per month. TU 6-3880. ladies. References. 886-6955. p.m., Mr. Matt. BOYS English bike, good con- father clock. ReNer sofa and 

_]_ kl_._ 1-7747 home one child.Extraweekly for working couple help and EXECUTIVE type 3 bedroom After 6 p.m. RENT a new pianoas longas dition, $15. Call 321-3274. chair. Landscape and marine '60new, OLDS _95. g8TUxedo convartihle, 2.-0930. like 

TU 4-2832 eom_sinforheavycleaning-- brick.Knottypinetiledsun- L AavailableJuly R G E comfortableroom to employed youlike.No timelimit. BUILT.IN top,Hudson gasunits,oven,cook brand.TUxedo paintings.Romney 1788.Orientallamps, portrait rugs, FALCON %3 Futura4 door,ex- 

_ I 

and bath available, 

live in or ouL Private room 

garage, fenced yard, beautiful 

landscaping, fruit tree. 

porch, tiled basement, 2½ car 

lady. Hame privileges. References. 

8_6.35_3after 5 p.m. 

22933Gratiotnr. 9 Mi. Hrs.: 10-9 4-0676. 

ELECTRIC DRYER, like new, GARAGE SALE Saturday,June 

THE MUSIC CENTER ] 

Large 175piecesof antique milkglass.Mu- 

glass collection. 

china, scrolls, Sterling silver, 

4234. 

cellent condition, ,?_50. 886. 

CallTU 4-5690 Convenientto Harper _2E0_6C----.OFFIeESFOR RENT $_. Loungechair,$10,Phone 3.9 a.m.to 3 p.m.851 Bed- seum exhibited1960, 110 CORVETTE, 1962 -- excellent 

' 294.2642. AVAILABLE NOW--2 new air- bcrinapunch set.Miscellane- hardtopandsof top.644.1130 

S--SITUATION WANTED • conditionedofficesin Chet IMPERIAL Strato-rocker-reclin- FISHER amplifier, XI00,never ons items from atticto ga- eveningsorweekends. 

-- evenings,week end. THE presswayand CARDEN Morang. COURT. Sampson utilitiesp TravelBuilding. 

ro v id ed, $70 All 882-0320. or,neverused, cost $186, sacrifice$130. wrong color, fordRd. used. diLlon, Guaranteedperfect S90.881.9737. con- piecescolored,includingAm- rage. Mrs.Geo.Fenkellestate, 

Antiquesmostlyfrom Mrs. RAMBLER condition,originalo wagon,1964,Classic w n e r, 

_II_,.-- 

,_,':,vrdTy 

SECRETARIAL SERVICES 

Grace Brown Elegancewith delightful con. monthly.TUxedo 5-7510. Grosre Pointe Shores,call 

770,4 door,outstandingcon- 

•Ir__Vlf, i: Mack-CadienxArea venience.Wellrecognizedas ROYAL Doultonchina,"Tiara," Win Mather owner,Rex La- 

"" , Transcribing, genera!, typing, a fineaddress.You and your GROSSE P01NT_ CITY,inthe 886-7422. value $220,$65. Claw ball moreaux,salesmanager, diLlon,low mileage.3910Au. 

_.._CK I)IREC.I Addressing,satang guestsaregreetedby auni- Village.One or more offices.4 YARDS genuinerosepointe footedtable,$35.Beds,sofa, dubon,TUxedo 2-0479. 

_4e_teach.[ 

_. _tllsubje_tsfo+ 

8_I-5350 formed doorman. Automatic Parking.TUxedo 2.7252or 

elevators,small?obby each TUxedo 5+0518. 

tableclothand 12 napkit_s,furniture.Hours 1-6 daily,iBEAUTIFUL AntiqueVictorian 

Firescreenandtools.Leather 1246Buckingham. chest,54" high, 44" w/_dP. $ 5AVE $ 

_,_,col]ege _ and,J- IF YOU'LL , name the _ob you 

wa_t done,we'lldo it , . 

floor(no proof,fire longhalls).Sound proofapartments6D---RESORT 

with 10-footceilings. Natural 

PROPERTY corner bench TU 1-5404, for bench recreationroom. and straight i CARPETING, approximatelygreybiegewool, 35 sq. yds. with Ca]l 7-7012. mornings VErmont CORV_'-TES _0 

_X_p_p 

• _rns 

, ¢2820 

VA 4-9172. 

THE SITTERS CLUB has re- 

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liableadultbabysitters. 777fireplace, 

wall sMe. Heated 

LAKEFRONT A Frame chalet, __-garage. 

As much as 4 bed- KassubaLake, Gaylord,3 bed. 

rooms nnd 3 baths,maid 

room,2 

cony,uicelyfurnished. 

bath, fireplace, 

Midbal- 

MOVING TO 

I pad, TUxedo 5-4789. 

6,_V_G]___-b_ke _ 

FLORIDAJ2 

tique comer what-not, $75; 

OLD BRASS trivets, +; An- 

Old 

Miniaturebrasscandlesticks, 

Tinselpictures,Sconces, 

_0 

SPORTS CARS 

-- apartmentsavailable. Just 

minutes from downtown or VILLA NUAVA RESORT 

orangechair;loveseat,green;JWROUGIIT IRON furniture and 

pink--vinylbedroom,chest;J lounge.Electricgrass tr_mand"much, 

much more . . . 

Make theshopa MUST. 

M.G.. Healey,Sprites,Jags, 

Spitfire, TR-4's, etc. 

_m_ no_ 

_'_ I_des. 

:_e_"_ret Certl. 

TRI-CITY the Xway. 2900E. Jefferson. kitchentableand c n a ir s;I mer. Electricmangle. _ug 

0377.Lice_sedand bonded, serviceffdesired,Furnished west4.2001. REC LINER chair,grcen;l Moran,Grosseyointe_arms. 

takingreservations for sum. French Provencalbedroom] lamp.TU 4-50,';'8. 

BABY SITTERS LO meat. 7-3365. Call for appoint- ONmer LAKE livingin CHARLEVOIX, new conies, Now 

a 

sc_t_ _chrc _ blhe_ir2_b_;k l S--_iNW__ 

Competent, adult women --+ porary homes or apartme_.ts, i ms +, (wit healthcards)available CHALMERS-HARPER AREA-- Write Ironton,Mich.49750. marble lamps, floor lamp,I ebony•Excellentforprofes. 

THE 

SWITCHINC 

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POST 

100% GuaranteeBefore 

De_ivery 

H AN EY'S 

LICENSED and BONDED 5-room upperfiat,complete. Call(616)L[ 7-2030. blackfloorlamp.Diningroom goosenecklamp, pole light, siona]or tioned.Guaranteed.$895. teacher.Recondi-Parkingin _ blk.Northof7Mile 

Rear UN _-1812 SALES & SERVICE 

_Y_URI_ 

"'_L_G Slw_.,,_,,_, 754.6070 

ly 

nishcd,largekitchenwithre. 

redecorated, partially fur. 

A.FRAME, Lake Leelanau,Tra. set,breakfront, 6 chairsand SMILEY BROS, flours10 to 5 

15200GRATIOT 

DR 2.1777 

frigerator, fulldiningroom. verseCity area.Completely table, Detroit TR 3-68001 All MoniesGo to Charity CASH FOR CARS 

_"_ _-_NVALF.,S'CENTcarenightsor CallSunday betwee_t2-6p.m. modern, good beach, boat. PR 1.0964 FREE PARKING 

livein 5 days. T?2-Tf._, Monday after 6 p.m,82_.5153. ._ter5 p.m,PR 8.2037,

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Page Eighteen G RO SSE PO I NT E N EW S Thursday, 

13--REAL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE 13--_EAL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE I_REAL |STA_ 

" FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 

CLASSIFIED brick with 2 full _H.pe baths and ORIGINAL OWNER now living ,oo 

_!_ LAKEFRONT HOME Woods -- Four bedroom HARCOURT ROAD ST. PAUL'S PARISH and 

iii! GROSSE POINTE SHORES -- dining room. Has every- out of town is selling this French center entrance colo- 

Pi 

_' !_'_ 

Pointe's greatest as set and 

Take live directly a d v aon n t athe g elake of with the 

condition. Excellent value. 

thing. Deep lot. Immaculate 

2 bedrooms and den or 3rd 

bedroom, custom built 1½2-family baths, flat Mut- with 

al fireplace, paneled family 

nial, room, large formal livingdining room, natur. roora, 

BUCK 

OROSSE 

_.:!i your own boat dock at your CUSTOM COLONIAL -- Near schler kitchen, large screened kitchen with breakfast nook, 

iii" 

_, ,_,: Call TUxedo 2-6900 -- 3 Trunk Lines To Sere You Quickly 

frontdoor.This brand new 

_.ome ury and is the contains ultimate a library, in lux. 

sparklingLake St.Clairin 

the baths. Farms. Best family 4 bedrooms, room3 and glassedl_rch.Lotis100x 

150 with sprinkling system. 

powder room, second floor, 

3baths. twinPossible sized bedrooms, 4th bedroom2 

100 Kercheval 

familyroom, largeentrance you'veever seen.Terrace. TROMBLEY I_OAD over familyroom, 2-caratiili 

YourAd CanBe Charged hall with curving stairway, 5 Air conditioned. A MODERN 2-family apartment tached garage. Lot 70x185'. CHOICE 

)i bedrooms, 5½ baths, includ- in a fine location near the Price $53,500. room ranch, 

. 

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__ ._.___,,_._,_ ingan llxl6-foot Roman bath SOLID BRICK -- Colonialsur. 

in mastersuite, Mutsehler roundedby statelytrees.3 Lake with livingroom, full 

_": kitchen, 3-car garage, lawn bedrooms, 2 baths. Dining dining room, 2 bedrooms and LOCATED NEAR HUNT EXTRA NICE 

||--AUTOS FOR SALE |3--REAL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE sprinklersystem,many un- room pluscheerybreakfast den on each floor.Ist floor CLUB b_ND OPUS .r°°_Scarplus 

'65BUICK Sportwagon,8 pas. FOR SAtE FOR SALE usualfeatures, room.Bigfamilyroom. isavailableforimmediateoc- Well designed custom built duced. 

,_i, 

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aenger,lullpower, excellent 

condition, $1,995.621 Washington 

Road. JUSTTHE FACT5 GROSSE POINTE W00Dg 

GROSSF.POINTE PARK--Quality 

ranch home situated on a 

CAPE COD -- 4 bedrooms,2 

baths.CenteroftheFarms. 

Apple pie condition. A waLk 

cupancy, 

T. RAY[vIOND J EFFS 

ranch featuring3 bedrooms, 

or 2 bedrooms plus library, 

Kitchen with built-ins, break- W[:_FR 

i _ CORVE'ITE convertible, 1965, EDfiEWOOD DRIVE -- Center HAMPTON--You wiU e n j oy quiet lane near the lake. Li. to fine schools, shops and TU 1.1100 If no ans. TU 2-0176 openingfaSt areaontoWithterrace.WindoWlmmedi.Walls 

Callh.p., after4 6speed, p.m. positraction, TU 4-3683. hall baths. ranch Garden3 bedrooms, room. Corn- 2 

pletely air conditioned. Elecpark 

when privileges you are and the swimming owner of 

this 3 bedroom, center onbrary, 

bedrooms, formal 2 baths, dining beautiful room, 3 

new kitchen, 2 s c r e e n e d 

bus. 

PRIVATE STREET.--0verlookate 

possession. Price $39,900. 

Barnes, Brownell. 

SCHWEITz_ 

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MERCEDES, 1961220S,Ieather tric eye garage. Spacious, tranceColonial. Pricedrasti- porchesoverlookingthelovely ing Country Club golf 767 BERKSHIRE 

upholstery, new tires,S1195, sprinklered,willlandscaped callyreduced.Bringinoffers, gardens. - course.Rambling witheverythingincluding5 English NEW 3½ COLONIAL, baths,livingroom,dining 

5 bedroom, GEORGE PALMS 

LOraine7-56,56evenings, garden, bedrooms plus maid's ga- 

ST. CLAIR SHORES room, family room with fire- CALL 886-4d_ 

IZ--AUTOS WANTED WINDMILL POINTE DRIVF,_-- TOLES rage apartment. Pool a,d place. 

3 bedrooms,2 baths,libraryLAKELAND--Thiele custom pool house. Large land- 

WANTED -- Jeep Universal4- and gardenroom snuggledon built3 bedroom ranch.Dining scapedproperty200x _7. TU 4-7657BUILDER VA 1-7049 MEMBER REAL ESTATE GROSSE BOARD POINTE EAST reducedfor KINGS 

!_ii_ _ W. drive, used.Call:TU a 250.ft.wide lot.Extensiveroom, _amily room, naturalOur 26thyear inGrossePolnh TWO FAMILY--In soughtafter P. JANKOWSKI room ranch, 

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5-2166. livingro_m .anddiningroom fireplace. Pricereduced. 

TU 54100 

Mack-Warren section.Liv- A FAMILY BUSINESS FOR 

OVER A CENTURY 

summer. 

formal 

I _$OATS AND 

Mo'ros 

and the lake. 

HUNT CLUB -- A 2-bedroom WEBER 

bedrooms, large kitchen, up 

,._ down. 23,8, Liggett N. ROSEDALECT. School, I year old, near _- MUIR ROAD, 86 

reatlon room _U 

fireplace.Star 

TROJAN, 1966, 24-ft.. used 29 ranch in A.1 condition. 2.ear story, carpeted, 4 large bed- Brick, 6 rooms, exceptional- ish. Perfect] 

,: 

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uph°Urs'head_UllYand equipped.v.a power.Stand'callsecuredgarage' Estimate, or 2 bedroomshaS beenon 

778-3050;after 6 p.m. TU secondfloor. 

6-0978, HOLLYWOOD --3 bedrooms, S C 

SAILBOAT -- Bayviewer(Sail- 1½ baths.Den and sunroom. 

fish), fiberglass, like new. 70-ft. lot. Updated condition. 

Perfect condition. 821.5283. 

OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 

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H WEITZE R 

TU 2-2100 

ON THE LAKE 

Large family home-good 

pluscharmingGuesthouse- 

living and activityarea 

Boat hoist,seawall.Under 

$8%000. 

H I G B I E 

REALTY 

886-7]00 

rooms, 2½ baths,fam,y room. ly clean. $24,800. 

separatediningroom.$37,900. 

Call ,..,,0o. F.G. CHERRY WA 1-9933 

971 S. RENAUD. Beautiful 3 HARCOURT--Large 2 family-bedroom 

ranch. Living-dining 2 bedrooms, fur dining room, 

room, family room. Attached family room, bath and ½, 

portation. 

Large 

attached garage, 

cornerlotand 

Excellent con@i_ 

pointment. 

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SAILBOAT, all fiberglas Bayviewer,14 

class,maroon hull RIVARD, 576 -- Outstanding 

red and while dacron sail Ranch, 3 bedrooms.Library 

_rossePte.Farms 

_RO_E 

--ON 

PTE, _HO_l=_ 

THE LAKE 

MACK-7 MILE SECTION. 5 garage. Finished basement separate basements, 3 car garooms, 

2 baths,gas heat,2 with fireplace. All carpeting rage.TUxedo 5-2810. 

carFarage,nicelylandscaped and drape,(esincluded.Love. 

CHALON, 21820 

rained_,bedr0_m 

i! anodizedaluminum mast and and fam_y room plvs large 27 PRESTON. New Colonial. 5 ContemporaryR a n ch on flyroom,2 car 

boom, easilyrigged.Can be recreationroom with fire- bedrooms,4 baths.Firstfloor largewooded lot.4 family lot Pricedat 55x120,beautifulsection, only$17,200.FHA ly large patiowith well landscapedlot. barbecue on 

be seento 

transportedatop ear. Pitt- place.Two blocksfrom Vil- has 2 powder rooms,library, bedrooms-servant'squar- or land contract terms. Convenientlylocated near ST.CLAIR SHORES, Greencrest venient to 

chasedbrand new 1966.Little lage shopping.100'lot Re- familyroom. 4 car attached ters. VAlley2-5052. schoolsand Starof Sea par- 23301about8_ MileRd. be- shopsandschools. 

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duced, pancy.garage" Immediate occu-COURVI LLE: ROBERT C. MOORE REALTY 

must sell,$275.TUxedo 5-5987Callusand we w_iltellyoumore 93 LOTHROP, close to 

• 

St. 4 

ing 

bedroom 

room, Din. 

brick,largefir. 

room, sun 

before 10 a.m. Paul's. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, porch. St. Clare Parish- 

JOHN S. GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

20' THOMPSON, 75 h.p. Evln. 2 powder rooms, library, fam- Under = .00o = 

ish.$39,900. Open Sunday 2 to tweenMatterRd. and Jeffer- da_,2-5:30. 

hood.Now only$34,500.Ex- EDMLrNTON, 21_0-I 

5. CallTUxedo 4-4286. son.Lovely.brick 

ceEentvaiue.Custom 

neighbor- 

built3 floorplanwithce_ 

bedroom brick ranch. All large bedrooms,g_li 

G Pointe familyroom. built in kitchen. 2 naturalfire- Attractive venientlocation 

kitchen, 2 c_r 

_ .... .: rude. WoodyA-1 468-0901. eonditio,. CaU GOODMAN ily attachedgarage.100'x200' 

room on first floor. 4 car lot. fullwidth rooms, full of bath, house -- sunroom used as rosse 

places,one in livingroom betsofthe 

FO, X'8OAT--Perfect condition, 93 Kercheval 

excellentracingrecord.Ross 

886.3060 

Grosse Pte. Shores SWEENEY fourth bedroom ,nd floor. Liv- CLOVERLY' low in the Farms. 480--Brickbunga- 3 bedrooms 

ingroom, diningroom,kitch- 2_ baths,livingroom with 

and ment. rec. King room size inattached fuU base- ga- day2-._:30. 

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Kogel, TUxedo 2-8350. 

10 FT. MARINER Sea So,raRer PEAR TREE LANE, like new 

54 WEBBER 

Star of 

PL., near lake, 

the Sea, Barnes 

& 

MOORE 

en, breakfast room, lav, library,enclosedglassedporch, 

oil hof. air, recreation room, 

fireplace. 2-eargarage.Taste- 

,,,,, everything. decorated. Close to 

rage, electric door. Patio, FLEETW00r_ 

beautifully landscaped.Con- for this locati0_ 3 

tral air conditioned, burglar ranch in Harper 

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s,iling dinghy, 

1-3584. " " 

$150. 'ru @bedroom, 2½-bath, New 

Orleans colonial. Kitchen 

built-ins, familyroom, 2-car 

School 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, 2 

powder rooms, library, faroflyroom. 

Large lot.Under TU 1-6800 

2 car garage. Tile roof on 

home. Condition above excellent.CalIBuckRogersoryour 

COOK ROAD -- Opposite the 

"Hunt Club".Attractive 4- 

and fire protection system. 

By appointment, VAlley 2- 

5052. 

Grosse Pointe sch0_ 

Open Sunday2.._:_ 

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PACEMA-KI_ Thirty-thr_ feet 

--19r_ -- twin 155 h.p. extras.Must attached garage. be seen to Many 

ChryslerfulIy founded,$7,500. 

ap. 

preciatethisexcellentoffer- 

882-1'_7,5. int. 

60 H.P.JOHNSON outboard 

motor,1965 long shaft,low BARRINfiTON, graciousEngconstruction. 

Callbuilder. 

CHESTER P. JANKOWSKI 

TU 1-9098 

GrossePointeBroker. 

BUCK ROGERS 

BY OWNER GrossePointeBroker 

5 bedroom Colonialin St.Clair TU 2-1232 

parish.Completelyredecorated 

y_aroldRANCH. 2½ baths,familyroom 3b¢'J:_oms with ROBERTC. MOORE REALTY HUNTINGTON, 

bedroomranc_ 

2 fullbaths,e_a_: 

beamed ceiling,firstfloor the ckildren t0_I 

laundry.Excellentvalue.Ira-FONTANA LANE, 54 -- Every- 

attachedgarage. 

mediate occupancy TU thingbut everythingthat a 

1-6300. home couldhaveisofferedin most 

t_|,,_l_' _.::_'_:_i_' _,,_1',_l,_i: :_ _,_ hours, $575. TUxedo excellent 2-5215condition, or PRes- lish _'ortable 

.. colonial, from roomy the newand kitchen corn-TAPPAN Says3 , years ago. MidS0's. 884.7032. 712UNIVERSITY PLACE. Well HAMPTON -- Grosse Pointe this ranch. 3 bedroom, Central 2½ air bath condition- brick VAN tffulANTWERP, landscapdl_i,_ 

_;:' _],_::::_': _._ _i,_ '! " __. cott 5-46"74. to the glassed and screened : ,- maintained 1½ baths, 3-bedroom fireplace, brick filed Shores. Brick Cape Cod. 4 ing. Paneled library, family setting for this " 

•_, _ : porch. Three. twin sized bed- "DOES YOUR FAlseLY DE- bedrooras, 2 baths, den. Own- room and 1st floor laundry 

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good c o n 

12' 

d it ion 

Nipper.w_od, 

TUxedo 

rooms, 

rage, exceptional 

i_ baths,2.cargalandscaping. 

SERVE 

Why not 

A 

show 

PROMOTION?-your 

family a Grosse Pointe basement.900. 

PossessionZ"Caravailablegarage" 

$25;July eramovingoutoftown--hope 

for quick deal 

room. bedroomranch, 

"!'.G_:_ ' _ , 

rage, dosed suture 

:i. ii::!_, i !: 4-1859. KERBY RD.,, center entrance, sample tion of fine of our homes wide andselec- per- LAKEPOINTE. F i r s t advet- Hillcres'thomes 1,1967. TUxedo 2-7658 EAST EMORY COURT, 19962--- WOODS the Aims LANE, Award 1043- HomeThis of the is Grosse recreation Pointesch0_] room 

_!i!i_i':iiji: :_: 90 Used. Georgian Colonial de-' , 

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pi _ 

i: white with mahogany trim. 

sq.fl, sail L_e new. 886-241I, 

dining room, 2 car attached 

garage. Enclosed terrace, 

promotion?" signed for large family. Four ated on quiet, street on large 

professionally landscaped 

Cod which we are offering 

'way below cost. Master bed- JONATH01_38424 

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made in the Netherlands, 

Carte & Co molded plywood,finecondi- ' 

fionand freeoutboardmotor TU _-_J_0 

BY APPOINTMENT 

18PUTNAM--Beat theheattMs 

ring Three room bedrooms on second and floor, bath 

Sevent_,-five footlotnearlake.TO 

,$43,500. 

site.Family room, sharp 

BETHEFIRST modern,kitchen, gamesroom, 

,,_,o,,, bedrooms, carpet. 

SEE and perhaps take a Excellentcondition. Immediswingat 

thisfirstoffering. 

ate occupancy.THE PRICE 

withspaceto spareand 

room reassuring privacy in the 

Member ofNationalAssoc. 

of RealEstateBoards 

living! 

lonial, famllyr00m, I 

]dtchen,£ormaI, 

full basement 

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with gas tank, completely 

and Trailer, 1_inted. newTUxedo dacron 5-2_8. sails, 

|2D--ACREAgE AND 

r 

OROSSE POINTE WOODS 

summer in the cool of the 

ditioning884-6200 in 4 bedroom, 2 bath 

ranch in the Shores. Many refinements 

included. 

BALLANTYNE COURT. Impecabove. 

dead endTVstreet. room. Three Library. bedrooms 

two baths. Paneled rec- 

Fast 

"home" 

delivery 

in time 

will have 

to enjoy 

you 

most of the summer. We're 

not trying to throw you a 

curve when we profess this 

IS RIGHT. TU 1-4200. 

ONfirstfloorlavatory,enclosed THE WATER -- L A K E other3.Allvery Salespeople Needed elegant, 

SHORE. Just beyond Yacht 

Club. A real SHOW PLACE! 

so 

Sunday 

much 

2.5:30. 

morel0_ 

baths, 

Stop in to let us_! 

photos of many0_ 

,[il, i i!i (. SUIURBAN PROP* 684 MOORLAND DR. Colonial reationroom.$42,000. to be thebestranch house Well-designed 4 bedroomultra in GrosseP0i_ 

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_ AREA 

BETI___MENT HOME. Minden 

City._ick,3 largebedrooms, 

bath, f_mily kitchen, new 

tin'hate, _ny extras, on 5 

on cornerlot 4 bedrooms, 1507SUNNINGDALE---ExclusiveLAKECREST LANE. Superb 

2_ Formal baths. di,i,g Largeroom. living room. Large in moor loca.tion Golf Course, across from semi-ranch Loch-tri-lc.vel close to lake. on dead Fourend bedrooms street 

kitchen and breakfast room. in excellent condition with 2 two and one-half baths. 

Family room with fireplace,bedrooms on main floorand Family room. Utilityroom. 

Carpeting and drapes. Ideal 2 bedrooms, bath up, with Unique kitchen with fireplace, 

location for schools. Open room for another bedroom, 

forthe money in the City m o d e rn home containing 

room of GrossePointe. luxury at Three less bed-many than features. delightful Luxury and baths, exciting studio 

$30,000. If you strike out living rom, upper and lower 

withthisone maybe one of lakesideterraces, dream 

the following will make a kitchen. Price now reduced 

hit with you . . . then we TU 1-6300. 

Associates 

Ruth 

of CrossePointe 

81 Kercheval on the Hill 

otherareas. 

BETTY 

RF-_'LTO 

i 

.acres land well landscaped, 

in town.$10,000.881-2209. 

Sunday 2 to 5. 836-1860. bath. May we show you this 

beautytoday? 

BUCKINGHAM. Very attractive 

Early American.Four bedwill 

have scored. 

GROSSE P01NTE SHORES -- 

TU 6-4060 TU 5-4060 

20525MACK 

rooms,two and one-halfbaths MICHAUX, 804-- D e Iu x e 

ER'rY 

_:: 12E---COMMERCIALPROP- _z WESTCHES'mR -- It takes with room for expansion. By Appointment Ranch withfocuson quality_ GUIDE TO GOOD 

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18431-18435 MACK FORS,t,CHAMPIONmore AVE.--Can bargain--invest 

than price 

in 

to 

some 

make 

fun 

a 

be used as one unit or 2 units, and enjoy lakefront park and 

Separate utmties. 40x_.6. REALTOR custom-built family home 

Paneled 

room. Large 

library. 

lot 

trees, 

Recreation 

with fine YOU'LL BE MAKING the catch 

of the year if you can pull 

Kitchenwith 

ins. Family room 

completebuiltwith 

view of 

lake. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and 

JOHN S. GOODMAN with 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths, SEVERN. Very appealing Colo. this one in. This rangy. Eng- lavatory. 2-car at t a c h e d 

_i_ 93 Kexcheval 886-3060 OPEN SUNDAY 2-S walk-in 3-cex brick closets, garage, large kitchen, nial bedrooms on sixty two.foot andlot. one-half 1%roe lish over manor a baH-park-sized house sprawls lot garage. 1-4200. Early occupancy. TU 

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12F--RESORT PROPERTY LOCHMOOR, $78--Four bedrooms,threebaths,new 

kitch-19891DOYLE PLACE W.--Full 

baths. Recreation room. Jalousledporch, 

which includes swimming 

pooland poolhouse.There PEAR TREE--Not a mark on 

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FOR .SALE 

MIO LODGE FOR SALE 

en withbuilt-ins. Prime conclifton, 

of real--4 appeal bedroom, at a price 2 baththat send- is 

ranch, custom kitchen, panell- GROSSE POINTE BOULEare 

enough bedrooms for 

each member of the team 

to nave his own. Definitely 

it, 

RANCH. 

Spacious 

Beautifulfa 

2-bedroom 

m ily 

room with fireplace, 2 baths, 

KRAUSMANN 

_" ON A HIGH bank of a beauti_htl RIDGE RD., 235 -- Excellent ed _amily room. LocatM on VARD. Sparkling ranch fresh- a house for a Big Leaguer. air conditoned, lovely carpets, 16820 Kercheval _ TU 4.7020 

i_)_ trout stream, suitable for 

plush club or family use. Will 

three bedroom, 2½ ba!h 

ranch. Family room. Loaded 

well-landscapedl,twith 

sprinklers just a few minutes 

ly decorated. Two bedrooms 

two baths. Library or third 

draperies included. 

value. TU 1-6300. 

Terrific 

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accommodate 17 guests in 

main building. This is one of 

with extras. Prime location, walk from Star of the Sea or 

public schools. Immediate ocbedroom. 

L a r g e screened 

porch. Very well located on 

FOUR BEDROOMS on IAnco]n 

Road rarely appear on the 

PEMBERTON, 652--Short walk J0_ 

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the better lodges 

Michigan. Formerly 

in lower 

owned by 

BY APPOINTMENT 

THE FAMILY room and kitchcupancy, 

large lot. market for less than$40,000, 

Wbeu you consider that you 

to 

kids 

Lakefront 

may play. 

park 

Center-hall 

where the _t 'll 

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the Mitchell Bentley Corp. en of your dreams is the high. 20065 FAIRWAY DRIVE--Enjoy LAKELAND. South of Jeffer- Colonial. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, - ' ' I 

ditioned 3 bedroom, 2 bath for sizeable family. Plenty of lavatories, a den, separate tached garage. Offers every- cUSTOM 

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8_3-229L 

12H--LAKE AND RIVER 

light so many of this of home the features which has all 

famiEes want. Five bedrooms 

cool semi-ranch summerwith living family in air-con- room, 

2-car attached garage in Star 

son. bedrooms Solidlyandbuilt. baths. DesirabIe Garage 

apartment. Very well main. 

dining also getroom, two full l_ving baths, room, two 

breakfast room, large 

games thing. Call room, today. gasTUheat, @0600. at. _ 

HOME AND OFFICE 

ALSO 

!_i:: PROPERTY plus a sleeping porch, a of the Sea parish. Excellent tained. Large lot near park screened porch and forced ROLLAND ROAD, 462- Near BR_ 

i!:' beautiful d;ning room, living condition, and transportation, air heating.., well, this is Mack-7 Mile. Excellent 3-bed. New Portuble 

room, screened porch, all new really somelhing to check room COLONIAL. Built 1956. TlfPFWRITER$ 

ii!_] SEE FREIGHTERS carpeting and decorating. Lo- 2307 A_ust the right WOODS LANE. Immaculate into. See that you do before 1½ baths, kitchen built-ins, 

i_i:' AND FOREIGN SHIPS cated on a large lot in Grosse home for June brides---attrac- four year old ran,h. Three we check it off as "sold." terrace, 2-car garage. Priced $39.50 SALES 

'__ Pointe Shores. Call us for an tire 2 bedroom semi-ranch twin.sized bedrooms two and for quick sale. TU 1.6300. _ 14_ 

I'.:_ RANCH type home, ,boat house, appointment to see this imma- heated family room. Second one-haIf bath s. Activities , ADDI 

I Recreationroom, patio.Two culate beauty, floo readyto be finishedfor room. Air conditioned. HEAD and shouldersabove all TROMBLEY, 969--COLONIAL. }MAOHI 

,: bedrooms, 2 baths. Living anothr b e d r o om. Price re- $45,800. the ranch houses for sale in Only 10 years old on 90-foot 

_.:i room with fireplace. Low CAPE COD BUNGALOW-- duced--owner transferred, the Shores. We know of no site. 4.bedrooms, 2Yz baths, IZ__'_TYPEWR] Ser#l.gtt_ 

i Phone 765-5327, Marine City. good kitchen, garage. $25,900. : 

MANOR, 438 -- Excellent all 

ST. CLA1R 

bedrooms. Sleeping porch, 

s_n room. Paneled recreation 

room..?,35,500. 

three bedrooms and 

complete bathrooms, 

two 

plus 

or dining room. Kitchen has 

built.ins. Utility room on first 

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I_--REAL taxe,.S o uESTATE th of SL Clair. 

FOR SALE 

Threebedrooms,diningroom, brick colonial. One bedroom, NORTtt RIVER ROAD--Water- 

Inv. down, two bedrooms, bath front living just 49 miles from 

_ERKSHIRE'F°urg°°d's'zedotherhousew,choffersbrigM'amflyroomoffkitchen__:: a large family room, and floor. FuU basement, with 

THOROUGH COVERAGE the newest in kitchen gad- games room, gas heat. Prop- 

I 

up. Natural fireplace, newl 

carpets, garage. Includes ex-I 

Detroit. Luxury for 

extraordinary h ome 

sale 

on 

in 

St. 

ON OTHER 

GROSSE P01NTE HOUSES 

getry. off at $55,000, Priced to be picked 

"A Dead Salesman Seldom 

erty Beautiful in very grounds. goodTU condition. 14200: WOI.VERIN 

Typewr|_er Se_i 

LEN --Retirees! ON, 20420--Eastland Before you decide area ira building lot. 

on an apartment see this spot- CALL US FOR INFORMATION 

Clair age. California River with contemporary 300 ft. frontbuilt 

in 1964 with space to Stop in for a time saving list 

Finds a Live Prospect". NEAR VILLAGE, shops and ex. 

press bus. Colonial with life. 

3131 _. JEFFERSON AVG. 

Next to the Newport Motel 

0 

ros- 

less 3-bedroom, 1½ bath, 1 ON ALL GROSSE POINTE grow, p]ete with for entertainment, everything anycorn., one t_ilored from our to comprehensive your requirements Grosse time 3Vz baths, slate roof. paneled 4-bedrooms, library, VA 2-35b0 

TU 

floor ly decorated Face Brick and Ranch ca r p eNew- ted 

throughout. 3 ton air condi- 

PROPERTIES could want. For furthcr 

tails, call us today, 

de- Pointe catalog or photographs 

and sma|l floor plans. PU rdy family paneled room, games breakfast room and room, at. 

lached garage, electric door. 

--- 

tioner. Ample st,rage area. _ Lots of home. Call today. TU 

4-0600. 

GROSSEPOINTE 

session.2"car garage. poS'Tu 4-0600. Immediate CHAMPION TAPPAN MAXON Edgar JOHNSTONE& Shoe Repair 

JOHNSTON E _ REALTOR REALTOR BROTHERS, INC. 

, KERCHEVAL TU 2-6090 100 KE]_CHEVAL TU,= JOHNSTONE365 Fishe,Rd., O_p. High 

JOHNSTONE TU 4-5700 so KerchevH -- On.the.Hill

19a7 G RO SSE PO IN TE NEW S PageNinet,,n 

,5_-" | r 14--REAL ESTATE ZIG--ELECTRICAL 211--PAINTING AND :2TM--SEWER CLEANING 2IR--BRICK AND 21_CARPENTER WORK 21Z--LANDSCAPING :': _ i 

IpI_ESTtAT _WANTED SERVICES DECORATING _ CEMENT WORK SERVICE _ " : 

ItOUSE TOO BIG- ELECTRICAL WIRING R. PERKINS -- Painting 

ADVANCE MAINTENANCE 

con. Electric Sewer Cleaning for all REPAIRS 

REMODELING 

Additions and all types ot porch 

TRIMMING, removal,spraying, 

.... 

: 

)_._Attradive2090#' 0PF,N2sUN-bed, Want to trade or sell? KRAUSMANN and REPAIRS ELECTRIC CO. tractor. house Let we paint me bricks. paint your Gem drains and sewers, Waterproofivg and brick work. enclosures, siding and roofing, feeding and stump removal 

_t _1 _, 

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t_.)_'._ Excellentcon. 

Itave larger Farms h o m3-bedrbom e, Star -- of need Sea 

parish. Private. Box E22, 

TU 2-5900 eral 4497; maintenance 885-1864. 

-- work. TU 1- RESIDENTIAL.COMMERCIAL WE DIG AND REPAIR We caved-in underpin basement footings, walls repair or FHA terms. We are insured 

licensed and bonded. 

Free service. Service, 

estimates. 

TUxedo Ca[ Fleming Complete 

1-6950. Tree tree ! 

d_._._,'possession. Well Grosse Pointe News. 21 D--ELECTRICAL COMPLETE decorating. Paper- All BROKEN Work Guaranteed SEWERS make lion ofreplacements.Inspec- completed work in- Inspectionof invited; we guarantee completework our AL'S LANDSCAPING • 

_ dinl0W20's. ea_,_ _ -- APPLIANCES hanging, AI Schneider. insured, TUxedo guaranteed. 1-0565. 884-9_ _.2 vited; workmanship. we guarantee FHA t e r om us r workmanship. 

Complete landscaping service. 

,I,0LVfgENT, GROSSE --BUSINESS GROSSE P01NTE'S ONLY licensed, insured,bonded. ONTARIO 

_rrg W00DS..-LANCAS" OPPORTUNITI,S HOOVER PAINTING, colors matched. 2IN--ASPHALT CONSTRUCTION CO. VAlley4-9172 

_IdedlYlocated 2 bed- BEAUTY SHOP. Must sell. 

_acebrick bungalow, 

i0t_po_tion, ?riced 18416Mack Ave.,WOodward FACTORY AUTHORIxED 

washing w or k guaranteed. 

papering, paper removed, wall 

Merteus,122Muir,TU 2-0083. 

DRIVEWAY 

CONSTRUCTION CO. 

ONTARIO 

881-4400 

881.4400 TOP SOIL delivered, $4 per 

yard. 3 yard minimum. I0 

IL ItF_ALTY INC. 

I_ 1.1767. Eves, 345-5622. SERVICE 

POENTE VACUUM Ponn_ PAINTING 

ACME ASPHALT PAVING CA.RPENTER wants sm_lI jobs, 

panelling,repairing, screens, 

yard load $35. ED 1.1966. Call 

after7. 

_d 9.1730 GROSSE POINTE WOODS FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY INTER_'0Rand match any color.Bestquality Exterior-- We Licensedand the Stateof Bonded Michigan by CF_%P_.NTCONTRACTOR J.W. KLEINER porches,etc.PRescott1-3729. PROFESS/0NAL 

_..._______ MACK AVENUE l NEW REBUILT PARTS 

Excellentopportunityto put-TU ]-]0] z_ PR 2-40_0 

forthelowestp_ce.Callafter 

6 p.m.DR 1.5312. 

DrivesResurfaced 

BlacktopSealing All typesCement,Stone and Additions -- Alterations 

0P_sunday2-5 chasea wellestablished clean. 

inkbusiness.3520 sq.ft.well - 

21002MACK 

STOKES PAINTING AND 

ServingthePointesfor14years. BrickWork -- New andRepairs 

Driveways,Porches,Walks 

New Homes LAWN and CtARDEN 

I[cMILLAN designedmodern 88'x 110'cornersite.Paved buildingby 21E_CU$TOM CORSETS DECORATING 293-7111 Patios,Tuck Pre.castSteps, Pointing, Kitchens,Family We AlsoSpecialize Rooms in MAINTENANCE 

And 

_l_0N, b_t.instorage, 

Low "head start" prices. Fully "Custom QuaLity Paving" by Waterproofing. Modernizing Bathrooms : 

ell in mint condi- parking for 20 cars. Full INDIVIDUALLY designed insured. VAlley 4.9172. THIELE Construction DESIGN 

_4bed-_m home, avail- equipment and machlaery in Spencer girdles and surgical CONTINENTAL ASPHALT No Job Too Small : 

PAVING CO. _.T Supply Co. ' 

tip-top condition. Shows high supports. Over 30 years ex- DONALD BLISS Driveways, parking lots, SPECIALIZING : 

b_n°_' volume, 15% net return. Own- parlance. Maude Bennett. PR 5.2323 

V_,zed02-1400 ERH.MASTCO. er's mediate health sale. necessitates Will sell separ- in'l- TU 5-4027 VE 9"1385 Exterior Decorator Interior State ch_ches Licensed andsealer. & Bonded Flagstone Walks IN and Patios, 

GEI',IE'S 

atelyor packagedeal.Terms. 2IG---ROOFING SERVICES Free Estimates 11 Year PavingExperience "NaturalStone Planters $Attics ePorchEnclosures 

Tu,-7o o .o.,,,,LANDSCAPE 

. . n er su'rro. SERVICE ' 

,oh.,,o.. _. _oh.,,ooo j D Ca di ,o Years,n G,P. Findus,astin theyellowpages. TU 2-07]7 .Commercial Build_s :! 

_ll_dro0,_;2_ baths, _ ROOFING CO. PAINTING 21d---WATERPROOFING :. 

_ floor. 2 bedroomsand 16--PETS 

_d floor. Modern 

FOR SALE INC. 

Michigan'sOldestRoofer 

Interiorand E_erior,residentialand 

commercial.Fully BASEMENT 

21_--CARPENTER WORK 

H.F. JENZEN 

167'/BrysDr. TU 4.2942 

FREE ESTIMATE i 

_ ,.,..,cxrpe_g. built-inappliances. Large HELENA Residential and Commercial insured, perienced free crew. estimates. Ex- WATERPROOFING BUILDING 2iT--DRESSMAKING , Licensed VA 1.2070 Bo_ded i_ 

:_-.,_r_ee _.__ _ o • Finished . MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS 

@nroom, Closed-"* Now vn the Eastside 

AllGutters types ofand Roofs Conductors and Decks THEODORE BRIGGS 

WA 4.4129 

INSIDE OUTSIDE Home and industrial repairs. SEWING alterations, adults and 

Additions,attics completed, children;hems, zippers,pil-N. J. COOLS LANDSCAPING _: 

_ Nearschools. $52,000.Puppies,expertgroomingand Repairs.No jobtoolarge ALL WORK guaranteed. We dlg Porch enclosures,recreation lows,drapes.Trouserscuffed. Free estimateson lawn cut 

8_-1965. stud service, or too small. _[ outside waterproofing; water rooms, garages repaired. TU 1-'/455. ',inK, [el"_l!_n_, l"Ol._I_ _t,]xdrains 

broken or cracked are TU 1-9744 TU 4-3011 edo 1-4084. 

886-7039 OUR NEW NUMBER COMPLETE Decoratingservice, replaced.Free estimates. No DRESSMAWrNG, patterns,el- 

CALL 899-2100 Painting,interior, exterinr,job too small--just call 

_0_R 918,$ bedroom HUNGARIAN PULL Shaggy Free Estimate Paper 

Materials, 

hanging 

wor'kmanshipgustand 

removing.. 

FRED NAVABRO 

DOING 

work,remodelingatticrooms, 

all types, of carpenter 

Expert 

terations, 

workmanship.VAlley 

children's clothing. POINTER _it_ct.Library,Florida sheep puppies. PRescott anteed. For estimates, call WATERPROOFhNG CO. porches. Small cr big jobs. 1-2631, 1152 Maryland. 

_ti_Uedgameroom. m_f_ possession. Open Z.83B£ FOP,GUTTER WILLIAM FORSYTHE TU 2-5735 Estimatesfree. TUxedo 5- E_CLUSIVE ALTERATIONS by LANDSCAPING 

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M.WARNER, 

REALTOR 

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530ALINE 

GROOM ]NG 

d 

and an 

TRIMMING ROOF REPAIR 

ALL BREEDS 

PROFESSIONAL CALL 

GROO_aS RICHARD WILLERTZ 

Days822.1203Eves._23-_'I 50 RoslynRd. 

VAlley2-9108 5892. Marie Stephens.Quickservice"_ Lawn Careand Garden 

BASEMENTS Waterproofed. AP_L REMODELING on hems. (Furs), _J 5-7610. '_' 'Tree Maintenance Tr;mmlng Our Specialiy 

INTERIOR-EXTERIOR paint- Free estimate.Work guaran.Carpentry,alum.siding, gutters,ALTERATIONS and sewing. ,Thatch Removal 

ing. Attention apartmentown, teed. Reasonable rates. 925. storms, doors, awning3, en- Will pick up and deliver. Sodding 

ere penter _ retirees. repairs, wall General papering ear- 6961. closures, baths, kitchens, vani. TUxedo 1-3669. Ferfili_i,¢. 

Weed Control " 

and gutters. Free estimate.21P--FURNITURE REPAIR ties. All repairs.Terms. ALTERATIONS, zippers,hems, Experienca_l 

_2-mi. CUSTRED CONST. etc.,coats,dresses, suits.Call Free Estimatea 

I_00_E. Warren after 5 p.m., 1114 Beacons- 

KURT O. BAEHR Gratiot-SenecaUpholstery VA 4-7109 824_5504 field. VAlley2.9743. DavidH.Barlow 

CUSTOM Paintingand Decorat- 

_m beckranch,semi-BEAGLE puppies,6 weeksold, 

_edbm_ent,_½ c_ga- A_C registered. Field chain- 

TU |-8 ]70 inK.Wall papering.Guaran- SOFA and chairreuphnlstered 

teed. Free estimates. LAke. as low as $199(Limited fabric). Additions Alterations Zl U--PLUMBING 

290StephensRd. 

t_srsclmols anddotes, pionllne,$35.886.4888. GUTTERS installed,cleaned view _-5_1S. KitchenModernization ELMERS PLUMBING andHeat- TO 4-6768 

TlT_)06 TOY POODLES, white, AKC and repaired. Reasonable Special rates for Offices ing. KitcbenAid Dishwashers, 

• - " pedigree registered,v e r y rates.925-6961. PAINTING and decoratingby 

experienced decorator. Quality 

and Hotels. or Minor Repa_ 

FreeEstimates 

disposals, dLshmaster,repair, 

remodel.TUxedo 4-4882. EXPERIENCED _,nlor desireslawn l_gh.,school care, 

P01NTETERRACE 

_NI]0MINIUM 

_t and Notre Dame. 

beautiful, TUxedo 1._S8. 

KITTEN needs a home, male, 

free.TUxedo 5-0213 later 6 

ROOF AND GUTTER work -- 

Decks repaired, rep:aced. 25 

years experience, references 

workmanship. References. 

1-3735. 

TU 571-2122 Licensed Contractor LICENSED 

FRANKJ. ST. AMOUR Repairs, 

master pht_ber, 

remodeling, etc. 

spring cleaa-up, 

equipment_ _ 

etc., own 

Mike 

_k_lmom_rmce, 2,full p.m. 

edo 

on request, 

5-7480. 

Don Seeger, TUx- 

EXTERIOR SPECIALTY ELEGANCE IN 

TU 2-832_ TU 5-5791 Guaranteed 

cleaning. Cal 

electric 

Roeme.r, 

sewer 

TU 

is _u m,id's quarters House reasonable.Excel.lent 

and garage painting. Grosse Very CustomUPHOLSTERING made furniture;dec- 

'_h _ tbi_ fl°et" Very BOXER pLrPp_ES-- AKC rag" " C c ft 2-3150. 

Cmms,withnsturalfire- istered. TU 4.9978. ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK Pointe references. Also inte- orative fabrics; professional ustomra 2IV--SILVEK PLATING 

_ Nuanent,tinder-POODLES, toy,AKC, I l_/ack Caulking,nhinmeyrepairs, rior and basements.Eastside needlepointmounting, tapes- CONSTRUCTION 

CoRlan. 

He, dim e_ 

_1 W_g. Fun price female, 1 champagne female, Gutters cleaned, painter. 371-7478. tries and yarn; chairs and (conflmled from Page 1) _ .._ 

_01m_S_mdsy_-'til 5, 1 champagne male, 8 weeks. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE stools in stock. EWALD, estab- COMPANY SILVER 

Oxidizing 

& GOLD 

and Repairing 

PLATING 

: 

sion 

gion to 

by 

break 

the oil.rich 

_romthe 

eastern 

northern- 

re- _ _ :: 

li_ Resi_yCompany 

" 

891-6128. _ 2-5539 EXPERT painting, paper hanging.Free 

estimates.G. Van 

Iished 1926, 13929 Kercheval 

Eastlawn,VA. 2-8993. 

at Additions and Remodeling o_ all 

typesexpertlydone. 

Brass Polishing & Lacquering. led military government was 

Jewelry Repairing.Engraving.takenin_ngeu by its assembly 

_ 

_3-3710 20--PIANO SERVICE ALL storms, ROOFING, doors, gutters, awnings, siding, en- Assche. VAlley 4-1492. 21f_t--PLASTERING 

• Family Rooms • KitehenSiFixeplac e fixtures refinished, at tbe urging of the governor, " 

tI_CLIFF APTS. co-Pu_ing, rebuilding,pian° serv_ee,r_iug,Tundos_treS,telsns. VAremodeling,4.7109. 

repairs, 

_I]_IROAD near de.toothing. Member Piano 

CUSTOM PAINTING 

& DECORATING 

SPECIALIZING in repairsfor Rooms • Remodelede Porches • R eeCAtticsr e a tCon-if o n j 

18 yeats, Cracks elJmi,atedll vetted • D_rmers • Garages[ 

LEEBERT 

SILVERSMITHS 

Lt.The CoLassemblyOdumegwUannmmeedOjukw 

region "Democratic wouldRepublic be a separate of Bia. : _ 

FORDFREEWAY TechniciansGuild.R. 731-7707. Zeeh, 2|H--RUG CLEANING 

91_l_eeufifulbuilding, BESTCARPET 

'_e old, Complete_ PIANO TUNING an_ servicing, 

d,m turnover, guaranteed. 

TUxedo 6-10@0. 

Walter Muener, CLEANERS 

Interior QualityWork and Exterior 

20 Yeats Experience 

RUDOLPH 

AL_ WORK 

T0_LO 

GUARANTEED 

545.3203 

Clean.Jim 1.7051. Blackwell,VAlley Remodeled. . I 

Free Estimates and Planning [ 

PLASTER 

JOHN 

CONTRACTORS 

& FRANK Service. 

DEAL 

FHA 

DIRECT 

Financing. 

WITH 

I 

' 

14110CHARLEVOIX 

3 Elks. West of Cbalmers 

VA 2-7318 

!re." 

* * * 

SIR 

Moa_, 

FRANCIS 

May 

CHICHES- 

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21--MOVING & STORAGE 

CLEANING, DYEING 

REPAIRING A.Z INTERIOR and exterlor 

painting, wail washing and 

Repair Work 

FreeEsfimates 

VA44765 

BLqLDER 

TU 1-1024 

21Y--LAWN MOWER 

REPAIR 

TER, 65-year.old' Briton, _',ep 

ped ashore Sn'ndsynight Lff_r 

sailingalone 

around the world. 

28,,500miles 

He had spent 

'i_ 

_ii 

: 

i 

: 

-- -L01_F01tSALE AAatMOVING CO. Time starts 

men, 

y_ur 

$10.50 

home. 

per 

Truck 

hour. 

and 

Saris- 

2 PROMPT FREEESTIMATES HOME SERVICE 

INSURED 

paper ance.Kenneth hanging. Pygott,SLo. Have insur- EXPERT wall repairs.Licensedcon- PLASTER and dry- CARPENTER--All andrernodeling. CarlWatson. types repair 

cum 8-1780, after 5:30 p.m. 

COMPLETE 

nearly four months aboard the 

53-foot ketch Gipsy Moth IV. 

!i:: 

, : 

-- factionguaranteed.821.4900. • tractor,20 years. Free esti- LA 6-5.501. 

"t_IW_lotsnearthe KEN'S MOVING -- Lo_al suburbs. 

One piece or houseful. 

TU 2-6556 " LNTER_OR- PAINTING EXTERIOR mates.PRescott8-2678or 2377. 773-ADDITIONS A_RATIONS LAWN SHARPENING MOWER HensWaSguns 

hl_-_, w_om_g greetedboomedbYandthousandS,s 

_m. _:::!:" _. 

_.: 

r_Eer Information Low rates.TU 2"-8540. RADKE CARPET CLEANE,RS WOOD ref_,|shb_g. Plastering21R---BRICK AND Familyrooms,porchenclosures, & i,, 

CALL 

PALMS, 

21A---GENERAL SERVICES tu_e beautifullycleaned.in 

we yourborne. ean revivetheiroriginal In , few hours 

able. 

VA H. CHAUVIN 

varied. 

COMPLETE LICENSED MODERNIZING 

& INSURED GENE'S ALL LANDSCAPE AZ= DAI'AGES CAMP 

_.tl 

Realtor 

_6-4444 

LET US DRY CLEAN 

YOUR FURNITURE 

beauty and L_'esimes_.We use 

the famous odorlessVon 

HUGHF_ BROTm_RS 

DECORATORS 

Cmmh'T CONTRACTOR 

ALL TYPF__ OF CEMENT 

HELMER _._e Alter,cur.Vernor 

VA 1-20'70 

_,,61m;W_.,T_,.,,_& _'m,ms_i_.''_ 

m_. 

(0RGE 

HAVEYOlIRcarpofing, 

Schraderdry foam method. 

furni- and general 

5293 Yorkshire 

repairs. Reason- CEMENTWORK 

"_70RK 

modern 

TUxedo 

kitchens, 

4-0522 

attics con. ENGINE REPAIR Ne,.._.ooo¢_u. CALL TU Ill| !!_: 

P0"-'_FARMS, bY GROSSE POINTE FURNITURE No moisture goes through to 882.9'/50 or 821-9643 , _._ 

t _ble f0r home. CLEANING CO. theundersideto damage the • W_Ik_ • Drives• Porahes 

pileor sizing.Rugs can be LET me paintyourhouse We • Patios• Waterproofing 

_1. Robert Johnson, 9226 Bishop Rd. used the same day. 18 years paint bricks, work guaran. •Pro-Cast Steps 

_---_-I_e St Clairo_ TU 5-6451 after 5 p.m. in Grosse Pointe. Free esti- teed. TU"1-4497. • Tuck Pointing 

Pointe Drive; on 

.._C0_'t,GreasePointe 

CARPET LAYING mates. DR 1.3133. 

2 ! J--WALL WASHING 

No job too small. Free estimates. 

CALL 

• _t long.Taxes NEWAND OLD ARDMORE WALL WASHING Tu 2-s_ss zu _-sgss 

_l,$tb_00.Boz 

eI_ews. 

666, StairCarpet Shifted 

CARPET and furnitureclean-PA/NTh-NG & DECORATING 

__ 

ROAI), nearW'm4m,11 

Repairsof At1 Types 

Cigaret Burns Re-Woven 

_ng.Your MichiganBankard 

welcome here. 

HOME MAINTENANCE 

ELMERT. LABADIE 

ALL KINDS CEMENT 

_, $7,500.. LEO and BOB TRUDEL Free Estimates AND BRICK WORK 

_.rs.c,oo_ _'/_-_asz _._ TUxedo 2-2064 

_86-_60 TU 5-0703 -. Garage floors, driveways, rat 

211_PAIWriNG AND WALL WASI_NG, no streaking, walls, pro.cast steps, porches 

--' WE CLEANHOUSEI DECORATING drop cloth; experienced, neat, rebuilt or repaired. Patios 

• reasonable. After 5:30, TU and natrral stone planters. 

• • Basements • Garages • Wash YERKEY & SONS 1.s30_. AU cement cracks repaired. 

SALE wa_ • Windows •General WE SPECIALIZE -- Exterior Basementwaterproofh,g. 

Houseeleanlng• Yard Work lnafntin _ 27 years'experience.21 K_WINDOWWASNING .... FREE ESTIMATES .... 

• Odd 

CALL 

Jobs 

HOUSEHOLD 

l_DU PONT -" PAINTS Used 

R°lls'R°Yce • HAND YS_ " S'aRV,CP-, ....... ] _TW_-sm Reasonable. CallEvenings. T_.SnS 

Wraith ReasonableRates by the Job PAINTING, inside and out, 

G.or._rm 

WINDOW SE_WCZS CLEANING 

FREE ESTI_[ATES 

NO JOBzoo S.VA_ 

Just CALL 

TUxedo 2-5735 

or Hour. smallcommercial,_o job too WE ARE INSURED 

_-SportSaloon small.Fun time. Free esti- 372-3022 FRED NAVARRO 

f'-_o, Roof_ to_1. SUBURBAN MAINTENANCE mates. Best of references. If no answer call372-3023 

"" ONSAFETIRES! 

_k tab[es--.C.om. ASSOCIATES Frank Provenzano. 

._m0v_ed, London, CompIete Home Services TUxedo 5-4115 WALLS, ings,gutters, storms,scre_,ns, awn- 

cleaned.Exper. LAWRENCEVERBEKE _ Special of the Month 

GCON_BRICK 1[A R)0 I.. " 15as ,,, 

_'_"_'%# CO'_"_ _q_s, "_ -'_c,head" _mn°lly Interi°rand apRSpee_altYd.3038PaperPAINTING'hanging 

Exteri°rPainting C'EOR_E DECORATINGand 

S" DALLY wallwash. A.OKmateS'WindowVA 

fenced'reasonable" 2.4474.Cleaners. 

Freeesti" Service STONF.._WATERPROOFIN 

CEMFNT 

_0 _._ EAST SIDE FIXIT SHOP. Com- ing.Servingthiscommunityfor on estimates. stormsand M o nscreer, t hly s.Free rates. CONCRETE -- Driveways. side- _ _plete 

home maintenance. 521- over 25 years. 

6718. TU 1-7480 521-2459. walks, cement pattos, patchinggarage of aft floors, types. Comparable savings on all other sizes 

SCREENS FORSTEEL CASEMENTS 

&BLOCK -- Porches, "SERVING GROSSEPOINTERSSINCE /946" 

pro.caststeps, 

expert uck 

_TONE -- Patios,walks,flower 

boxes,stonerepairsof all 

types. 

WATERPROOFING -- B as e- 

WERTHMANN BROS 

ment leaks. 

11 yearsin the Pointes. 6841 Telephone 

FREE ESTIMATES LA 1.4693 EAST JEFFERSON _._,_,_. LO 8-0933 

NO JOB TOO SMALL _k_s._ 

Licensed• Bonded - Insured 

BI.K.weST OFOAKt.ANO .... ' " -- ' ...........

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Dean became an honoraryDoctorof Humanitieslast 

Sunday. She receivedthe degreefrom Northwood 

Institute, Midland• • ' Helen'samong thesefiior mere- 

Dean, bers of--and of Lewiston a MOST road, enthusiastic say,"Hi, Doctor"...forMrs. worker for'Northwood 

Women's Board., She's also, (hold your breath; 

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Kitchen Coo_,Book In New.York. ;. we saw the Tina Lesser Sumr_ 

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literaUy, "stunning"), a member and past president of 

even theJuniorLeagueof a PARTIAL listof Detroit, Mrs.D'saccomplishments 

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amported . from India. . The unusual prints . a_a.,, fa'_ 

itionanawerecnarmea,i_lany 

orsarereallyenchanting. Youo_me canseeah gossamer "°"_ 

a formermember oftheboardoftheBaldwinSchool, i tap.gratedlemonrind ofTinaLesserOriginals at Walton.Pie_Vel 

• • • 

Bryn Detroit Mawr, and Wayne Pa. County She's Tuberculosis served on the Foundation, board of has the 

3 tbsp. lemon jmce 

V2 pt. heavy cream, " " 

dresses,, at home surpr_ses,..travel,ensembhs 

rang costumes. " One " has a" san-msp_redcoatwhi -' ""_:1 

:-_. been active in the Garden Club of Michigan... She re- whipped in a most intriguing manner. "_1 

ceived, appointments from President Eisenhower .in 1 cup graham cracker * * * | 

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1953, of the (to United serve States on the Mint), 12-member and in 1955, Assay (to serve Commission on the 

Soo Locks Centennial Celebration Commission) . 

-- crumbs 

Beat egg yolks un!il 

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I T!_eB!g _hion P_zt__...of ..the,_ost._ashio _1 

_zgs _ I_ ew _or_ _ne_e c_uy_ zs tlwx nazrpieces_vh 

She has been active on the Advisory committee :of the Graduall add sugar; beat unt_u or an oval loo_, not a high bouffant/o_k r,..... ".'= 

'_ 

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Navy League, serves on the Republican National Finance light. C_i_ ier t_lc_ 

boilerun" Y 

std_ruib/_ ntore flattering for evening. At Leon, 17888_,2 

. nus, they will design a new nairp4eceor re_t___] 

:_: Art and one of the founders of the Grosse Pointe War 

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committee, Memorial .... is Mrs. a member Dean's ofson theand Archives daughter-in-law, of American Mr. 

and Mrs. Charles A. Dean, IlI, and their daughter, 

i!ii:yn!::tAid_:y:!_d:! i Tc:e;look_syl_e_yAere.] 

. 

u_/_ tbtuhteP_tg_.. 

, , 

Katherine, and Mrs. Dean's davghter and son-in-law, Mr. crumbsin pan, (7x7or 10x3x4" 

I 

whipped cream. Spread half of 4-9393. ' ] 

and Mrs. Albert Navarro, journeyed to Midland for the tray: If tray is used, line with Delicious Accents . . . for basic beige are tangerine,_!_1 

• degree.conferring ceremony, wax paper). Cover with leman apple green. Pick the most l_.coming combhmtio_ _ Qi_ 

i_ , , . mixture and top with remain- Pearone, 397 Fisher Road. There's tOOl poised ¢otlo_ _t 

_' The Richard 'Lee Waddells' daughter . . . Sue, was ing crumbs. Freeze overnight, for summer "doings" at clubs and resorts. 

_ in Paris last summer when she and an American girl Photoby EddieMcGrath, Jr. Serveseight. * * 

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friend she met there were "picked up" by a handsome 

man with a foreign accent... "He was dark complex, 

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM KLINGBEIL, OF HAWTHORNE ROAD "The Mutschler Sampler... of Authentic Amishj 

thing during his last fishing cry".., is a wondrous collection of recipesfor 

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toned, College, sort (Gettysburg, of Algerian-looking?' Pa.), seniorthe from blond Rivard Gettysburg boule- "If you want something By Janet done Mueller quickly and well, ask _that interim stage, ion old to trip As...) always,Bill . notes,Woods , puddings, we discovered pickles, it at soups Mutschler.Kitchens,20227_ 

and beverages. We're_ 

_ yard wrote In a story for "Mademoiselle" mag_zine, a busy person"--so the saying goes. Appl,,yingthis cri- be campers,too young to be police and municipalofficial_nue, 

because it is so interesting to readandthe_] 

: _ "'and he insisted on taking us out to tea and later to terion, Bill and Sue Klingbe',l are naturals to head the counselors, so they've taken jobs have been outstandingly cooper. 

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i dinner, which we insisted on paying for"... Sue's story 

of how the two girls spent the next several days try hag 

tO free themselves of the ."very gentlemanly" m_n's 

Grosse Pointe University School Carnival Committee. __ waiting at a Charlevoix on tables, summer resort, ative. down to But, it, when who you hasn't? comeright should TUxedo be 4-37000 in everybody's or drop by file. the FOrs:Ore owrooms. infor_ 

Nominally, Bill is thehead--@- 

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general Carnival, chairman--of which Opens tomorrow the '67 And, for Of theCourse, United he Foundation, "'does his offBut to before Charlevoix, Bill and Martha Fred and go carnival, There's the something GPUS carnival about ina Michelle... has just * returned * from Cali]oraia, 

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attentions was a turning point in the 

old English major. She submEted 

life 

the 

of the 

story, 

21-yeartogelher 

afternoon at 4 o'clock, on the 

school groundsin Cookroad. 

on the 

• • o 

GPUS BOard of Susan go off to camp, and "big" particular, that catches EVERY- with her 

Sue heads for Europe, and Bill BODYS fancy . . . Sometimes, See them 

delightful sunny outdoor Califorga f_ 

at The MicheUe. Boutique in Leon's.l_! . 

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with st|ek figure illustrations, in the magazine's "College But Sue's a good deal more 

Editors" competition, followed it up with more sue- than just the lady-who-happens- Sue has her own Special Projeessful 

assignments and was named recently as one of to - be - married_- to - the - ect. She's a Children's Summer 

$0 "Guest Editors" who wiil spend June working for man-in- charge. Traditionally, Camp advisor, travels about 

(Sr.) jets away on a business disproportionately so. 

trip to Las Vegas, (."I've prom- "I don't know why," said 

ised to give the Carnival pro- young Susan Klingbeil, apprised 

reeds to Hugh Riddteberger, of her family's intention to visit 

Mack Avenue... along w_th all the other l_i_ 

day and evening culottes, dresses and ensemb_ 

"The MicheUe Look" . . . coming soon to the C_ 

i__i: the magazine in New York and Lima, Peru... the GPUS Carnival chairman's 3,000miles ing camps every all over summer, the United visit- GPUS take off!"), headmaster, and San BEFORE Francisco, I IExpo !tember, '67 "ANYONE en massewould next go Sep- to in Galleon this column. _a a style show. More information f_rt_u,_l 

. . . wife heads the Personnel Re- States and Canada. Her special- thpre's The Carnival Phase to _a World's Fair if they could * * * 

_ _:!i ;, iii _i bardIt'g Lucca, "that'time'°f'year" of East Jefferson ag ai_ avenue, • • • and has CarOlyIt penned Hub" 

a 

cruitment mittee -- 

ultimately 

and whichPlacement means Sue c°m" is 

responsible for proty 

oh,rid, is 

I 

match_g 

taught elementary 

_e camp 

school 

t° the be 

It's 

g°tten 

one 

thr°ugh" 

of the most satisfying 

i go to the GPUS 

That's loyalty! 

Fair . . . ,, Martha Gorey , . of 'Ires Chic Boutique, 

York marketificking out:lmautiful:things: 

ha_ ll_a il bi 

for Imrf_i 

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tribute to one of Grosse Pointe's loveliest annual June gramming some 2,6OO volunteer 

blooms, the work hours during the two-day 

before I was married," she 

"but I feel I'm doing more, 

says, 

now, 

been phasesin. the Klingbeils 

"I've been in civic 

have ever 

work for 20 Seaman K|eren 

at The TheGirl War Scouts. MemOrial, You Tuesday, won't want June to 6th missatseeinl_ l_:_p.m.ltlml all t_t! 

Chle summer styles modeled and we're sure y0_'_ _ 

_:_' : DEBUTANTE FairThe young R'llngbeils aren't for children through my camp years," Bill marvels, "and Uve 18700 Mack Avenue to try them on your_elL 

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With .rim2s on fingers, bells on _oes, 

Our darling goes at _.ght to dance _" exactly "neutral" 

work . . . My own camping exabout 

Carni- 

Trains In Illinois 

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_i!_i:!i::i ":A_d ,airies,oIlowher iwrows val the boys, eiSer. Bill_One Jr:, would 16, and expect Fred, periences as thatmyourschooling. suburban meant as I feel children much strongly to ore me never operation. of thing, had such Normally, (a school tremendous this carnival sort co- S e a m a n Recruit Mark C. Be In The Pink . . this summer. It's: still the 

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- _ "1'o -. catch . .... the radiance of her glance. 

The gilded goblins, jolly gnomes 

11, to be 

ers--after 

active Carnival workall, 

they're both Unideprived 

in many respects; they 

need space, direct encounters 

chairmanship), is a 'selling 

. . But everybody I called 

job' 

for 

Kieren, 20, USN, son of Mr. 

and birs. Roger C. Kieren, of 

fashionable way to go. Many of thenewer pinks.,.. 

stick, nail enamel and blushers are in andwai_: 

_l_. ;:i ,And iJixies cox,h in cap and green versity School students -- but with Nature . . . GPUS volunteered. And all the 1635 Anita avenue, has been you at the Notre Dame Pharmacy. Twopinhm_ 

' volunteers really work! l've graduatedfrom nine Weeks of than one : . . light for day and a bit moredep_ 

_ _ _ All wandering _ar from _orest homes Martha, 15, at Liggett, and Real Nature Lover ,, 

"":, i: !_ : To deck her robes with magic sheen. Susan, 8, at Ferry now but going "I 'think Nature is just about never seen such enthusiasm... Navy basic training at the Naval 

_: I_i,_..... See thereshesta,.wls, her.lovelyself, toLiggett nextyear,areasex- everso gradually. 

,_:_ }_i:i:_l_!_!:! , _, vt _, _,. " A dream in silk and ribbon bows cited over, and involved in, the constantly 0nly stable changing force leftenviron- in our percent Bill estimates of the parents, that about plus vir- 80 Training IlL Center, Great Lakes evening. We always carry both and make thetr_ 

Experimentwiththeperfec _i 

_,ii_ !{ ,[i ! ! Part b'prite, part _dc_a fl_d part elF: C_rnival .lls their brothers, meal I think it's important that tually an the students and In the first weeks of his naval for you. 

, :z_._ _.... ..... Our _airy queen in furbelows. ' _hools Redprocate ''_ children learn to love Nature, teachers, tackle volunteer Car- ! service he studied military sub- * * * 

• know how to deal with it, espe-inival assignments. Sue's Re- jects and lived and worked un- The Kaleidoscope... 16135 Macl_ at Bed_ord,:_ 

il ' : * * * posters at Liggett, (and Liggett cially in view of the fact that cruitment and Placement de- der conditions similar to those a demonstration of how to make paper_otr_s_ 

_)_ :_i_ _ loveUest, _ (and to talk¢ most • peek. b_loved), at springgardens? one Of The POinte_s Drive '-after 

Antiques 

all, turn about is fair much more leisure time than sifted that she needs five "first 

Show posters at GPUS they, as adults, will have so pertinent is so'large and divership 

or at hisfirstshore station, 

he will encounter on his first "The way, the Bloc_ Edison Festival", Calliope J_ne will 1st, be 2nd there,Thursd@t and3r_l 

,_:ii_ _ : andmarvel... • , , , 

,,. __' : " " • • • a GPUS alumnus and supporter, time, how to use it " ordinator, student boy and stu- received instruction under vet- 

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PILFERINGS .not .whereexactly GPUS "neutral" is concernedhimself Sue Klingbeil started""" in Camp dent girl recruiters. eran Navy petty officers.He -.. 16237 Mack at Three Mile, is planviag inter. 

h0nie in Medlltllan • road---, .master, Frank J. SIaden, Sr., " " is" what. Placement to. dowork withby this writing leisure for vice-chairman, Continuous Organization Manpower co- bivilian studied life seamanship, to Naval service, as well he as eating events for ,The Block Festival." Hear beau. 

From the Senior Men's CIub of Grosse Pointe, Inc. so right now, the entire glint- brochures, attending camping Undoubtedly, year-to-year Or- survival techniques, military fiful Mexican guitar solos by Ron Sdlneidtr tl_ 

. . . May Newsletter comes the following "nonsense bell family is in the midst of conventions, conducting person- ganizafion helps insure a drill and other subjects, see movies presented by Aeronaves, "l'aursday 

narrative;" _ee how many names you recognize, (hint: The Carnival Phase. al investigations. She still does smooth-runing Carnival. The 7:30. For mort _mformation call 886-7070. 

They're all Senior Men's Club members): play). 

"We 

Besides, 

go t h r 

Liggett's 

olu g h various 

head-we 

all these 

had. 

things 

They 

--ought 

especially 

to know 

the 

lieutenants:'' 

committee tries 

a 

to back 

c°'chairman' 

up each 

In making t_he transition from Friday. There ' will be * prizes * and * alI kind.o__M__ 

• key chairman with a v:ce-chair- MRS. OTIS U. WALKER, of 

. * * * phases,".Bill grins. "We had a personal investigations, ("Every 

"'Twos a 'DEWEY SCHUMER DAY. Above the cruiser for five years, then got time a directorchanges, a camp man, actually a "chairman-in- Earl court, is busy getting ac- The Circus Room... at Kimberly, 20311,MackA_l 

i,S,: 

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¢ MOOCK along the 

like a JEWELL. 

MARSH every RICE REID glistened 

Overhead flew a DOWNIE CRAIN 

tired of that: ... Now 

a pla_ up north, 

we have should be re-evaluated; each di- training" 

rector has a.diffeient education- Last 

for the following year. quainter with TWO new grand- holds many delights. We like the Saratoga ffu_L!i 

year, Bill Klingbeil sons! THOMASAMOND8toTOUS'MR, a sturdy box for attractive storing.., three-ninth4 

!_!i_ }i and a BLACK CROWE. A KUHN scuttled across the and we're currently skiing . . el b a e k g r o u n d, different served as vice-chairman for his CANY was born May Then there are hand-made floppy frogs whichf_._ 

RHODE, under a MULLEN and went into HEIDEN Nob_dy's broken anything ex- ideas...,'), next-door neighbor, William D. and MRS. JAMES L. TOUS- the most felicitous poses. You'll-be charmedby_.ll 

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among the marshMAL 0 ', . . 

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"On a GREINER NOLL 

* ' 

a _crt WALK from the 

enough: i'm through with 

lug;' eept me--one I'm goingsift!=--but to buy that a 

• o 

Mobile . 

ski. 

Sno- was 

from Hong Kong in a camp in 

theSheStates. recently She's placed going ato child Europe 

this summer to review and 

chairman. Mrs. KlingbeiI acted Touscany is the former ROSE- 

Dahling, as Mrs. Dahling's '66 GPUSunderstudy. Carnival CANY, MARY ofMARTIN Whittier road. WALKER. Mrs. ing forget smocks that and freshaprons bunchforof children. flowers .... By _e o_lya _,,_ 

Paternal grandparents are-MR. * * * _J 

Next year, '67 vice-chairman and MRS. A, H. TOUSCANY,Mirror, Mirror... the ]aires_ o_ the mirrors_e$_ 

BASTIEN stood a KAMM KNIGHT. in ARMOUR (a "We;re been th r ou g h the evaluate camps she represents Peter Stalker moves up to the of Provencal road. DAVIDLU- Sphere, '19849 Mack Avenue, they are ]ou_dd_ t 

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STERN, HARDY, LOVELACE MANN) famed for his 

hemic DIETZ in loyal DUTY to his KING, amonarchof 

FULLER RICHIEs ... 

. . , 

Traveling Phase, from Disney- there. . 

land to Florida; I have a brother "I spend about' a half day, 

in Florida who grows oranges every day, at my work," she 

. .' We're talking about buying says. "I don't work when my 

general chairmanship, and Mrs. CAS WIGTON, JR., was born 

Stalker graduates from Man- May 16 to MR. and MRS. 

power Coordinator to Person- DAVID L. WIGTON, of Hawnel 

Recruitment and Place- thorne road. Mrs. Wigton lathe 

dresser accessories, picture ]rames, kleenez bo_._ 

Manyare of gold filigree Come seethe styles=m 

designs which mal_e lovely shower gifts. 

. : an airplane . . . No, I don't fly husband's here, when my faro- ment chief-of-staff, former PAULA VER LINDEN • * * 

"His SQUIER, a BAUDE chap, ARMSTRONG and _ YET._ -- but that drive up to ily,s home . . . Some individuals who lack WALKER. Paternal grandpar- Light.hearted, Lively.headed . . There are no _' 

: 

• :_i i : BROWN 

FINNEY 

as 

and 

a BERRY, was 

ELY DENISON 

BUYSSE 

in the 

NETTING 

EDDY from 

a 

Cbarlevoix is a little tough..." 

Bill, manager of an insurance "It's 

Likes to Tease Her 

almost an all-year-'round 

;specific Carnival committee tities 

deserve special recognition 

ents are blr. and 

Wigton, of Loehmoor 

Mrs. O. L. ; hairstyles 

boulevard, and tossy 

in the summer or fall toshiba " picture. I¢$tl_ ' 

Iook with little hairpieces to give f_. :L' 

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i_ WATERFALL MASTER! I'H KAFI'UR under a BROADBRIDGE a PARR of trout nearby. BIGGS'LOW-agency, your The.Pointe 

and 

ever 

Sue 

since 

have 

they 

lived 

were 

in 

arm!' he shouted to his LE_DER who replied, 'ODDY married. He's from an East Side 

job; 

off 

I only 

("WHAT 

take 

two 

two 

months?" 

months 

• • • 

Bill seizes his opportunity. 

for 

Bill 

Bob 

their 

Klingbeil 

work 

believes. 

on the project, 

There's 

Page, GPUS business man- 

sage Ron and just Mike right of for 'Ires their Chic, daic 18700 Mack, read 

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customers •.. $_.1_ • 

ii BODKIN! EATON.' PHILLIP my casque; , they'll be GOODE family, versity SchooI, attendedGPUS' Detroit forerun- Uni- looks "September a litre and surprised. October." "You Sue ager--"He's, should be giventheALLman the credit who The Golden Galleon... * presents * * "The Mieh di_l_ 

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" " " . . . her, for a few years before going 

East to. Cheshire Academy, 

"Suddenly in the distance sounded the HORN of a tromwhich he was graduated. 

KNOW I don't work in Septemher 

and October..." Bill grins. 

"She really does a terrific job, 

for the 

There's 

Dorothy 

Carnival," BilI says. 

Bill's own secretary, 

Simon, a whiz at eve. 

in a fashion show, every Tuesday 12:30p.m.._u_ 

... starting June 20th The Golden Galleonts 

restaurant with reasonable prices localed_t_ 

!_/;i HUNTER, then the 

from Lhe FORREST 

HOWELL of a WOLF; and, presently Sue, a "North Ender," 

_ SLOWIN' a bit _ came the gaunt Kingsw_d alumna, 

is a you know," he says, "she has rything from Boy Scout fund- 

her own answering and secre, raising to Carnival coorc[inationi Warren. 

_i!' SKELTON of a WILEY beast, evidently badly HIRT. It Also Have Duck Hunter tarial'services.. :" Proud of his --to insurance program. * * * 

!.! was shortly followed by a yapping KERR and a St. Corn ple tin g their Family wife, he's not above teasing All monies raised through the We'll Ask This Question Again... How Ion 

:: BERNARD. The knight in his FUHRY DREW one of his Circle is an American Water her). Carnival go into a GPUS Schol- _orr_p when Kitchen RemodeIers smr_st_ 

:_: BOWES and dew the FERRIS animal, a rare albino. {he Spaniel, Princess Abigail of The Naturally, all the Klingbeil arsifio Fund, providing finch., tells he time is J_'o_one to two weeks.0[_ 

could have used a GUNN, but that would COSSA- Pointe, (commonly known as children are campers; natural, cial aid for deserving students doesn't count the planning, stage.. At le_'t,._,',., 

,, "Abigail" or "Abby"). "She's ly too, in keeping with Sue's of outstanding ability through- ffta_e8up her mznd, her new kitchen _,_ 

:_:i: BOOM). . ." a wonderful duck-hunting dog," philosophy, they don't _1 gooff out the Metropolitan Detroit 

"' * * * [Sue 

" 

says.., 

" "There are all kinds of or 

area, 

color. 

regardless 

Approximately 

of race, 

10 

creed 

per- 

plashed. Visit the new s.howrooms ? 1521_t;as,,r_ 

":_ i!!: the idea The --story and continues, isn't it a clever but weidea? think by now you get[ Ijeers, Unfortunatelv, "we don't'hunt Bill ducks..." inter- to camps," ",-hesamecamp. Sue explains, "with all cent of the current sh,dent body _ Blueberry Pancakes . , . with whole berries at_ ._._ 

Overseas Mail Rates Increas ed tot fishing--preferably up around 

]Bill does, however, do a iot 

_the Arctic Circle. "I like to fish 

ca'raps, Language camps, Art 

kinds of orientations: Science 

camps . . ." Last s u m m e r 

Hope to Set 

receives scholarship 

This ),ear, the 

Record 

assistance. 

committee 

__[ 

also like the 

treat. Enjoy 

are delicious 

cozy dining room with _eo__,ort_l¢ _ll 

them at Wesffield's 15506 Mack _'_M1 

"specials" for business men s I_l¢lR_l_l_ll 

_ Iwhere you catch fish," he ex. Klingbeils were camping in Can- hopes to set an all.time money- are different ".¢pecials" on the 

• Postmaster E_]ward L. Baker per half ounce to 20c. Airmail plains. . ado, Vermont and Wisconsin. making record, $26,120, WITI[- forget to bring the youngsters,. • and t them ekd 

reminded mailers recently that letter rates to the rest of the A member of Ihe OxBow Cluv The two youngest were at a OUT raising prices. Admission - - on their very own menu, 

increases in surface and airmail world remain unchanged at 25e a hunting.fishing club on the Farm camp. "very small, with is still 60c for adults, 30c for .=__ • * 

rates into effect to foreign May o,,untries 1, 1967. went per to all halfcountries ounce. Aerogrammes and air post Au the Sable Canadian river, he's wilderness, flown into to a Sue good believes creative children staff." should for mentchildren. prices remain Ride andtherefresh- same, There's No,Parking Problem.... at Me tr_ort_ ! 

':i Baker emphasized that the cards to all countries except camps north of Saskatchewan go away to camp when they yOU ride The Royal Coachman eUl_, -t_t_l 

increase does not apply to mail- Canada ._nd Mexico are in- and beyond Savlt 3te. Marie, to want to, ("It all depends on the or lower than, last year's. 

ings to members of our armed creased 2c each from lle to 13e. fish for grayling and giant lake child; our best camper is Susan: "After all," Bill Klingbeil Service leaves Grosse Pointe every hour •• • 

forces overseas. Domestic rates Items sent by air, other than trout. We sent her away for the first says, "people come to a carni- It's not _he [_ck of _un- ... TUxedo 6-1322. 

apply to such mail which is ad- letters and parcels, such as "We're allowed to bring back time when she was seven, and val, bring their children to a 

dressed 

Also, the 

to APO's 

postage 

and 

rate 

FPO's. 

on surface 

letters to Canada and Mexi. 

small 

cola, 

packets, 

and other 

books, 

printed 

periodimatter 

40 pounds," he says. "That's 

• • 

about half an hour's work. " 

she wanted to go when she 

six; we should have sent 

was 

her 

toCarniva]'keep pricest° 

of certainty of punish- 

are increased 10c per piece At home in The Pointe, his to go when she was seven, we "We've got rides and prizes ment that i n c r e a s e s Military services were held on he is survived 

co remains at 5c per ounce, 

airmail letters at _c per ounce, 

surface post cards at 4c each 

to all countries except 

Letters going by 

Canada. 

surface 

most 

tivity 

continuing volunteer acis 

Boy Scouts. He's served 

would have held back another (ranging from a 

gar to a weekend 

Mercury 

at the 

Cou- 

Pont- 

• 

cr_me. 

Wednesday, May 

Vista, Calif., for 

31, in 

Major 

Chula 

Ralph 

guerite; 

Thomas, 

and air post cards at 6e eech. transportation to all countries, as chairman of the Scouts' Lake- But she aLo believes that just chartrain Hotel), gamc_ and Wi)liam Savory, 44, retired Nancy; one ._ 

Airmail letters to Central (excluding Canada and Mexico), shore District, is presently 

Active in Scouting 

a _bout every child can 

then -- but if sh_ hadn't 

benefit 

wanted 

refreshments. 

eryone can 

We've even 

have a good 

made 

time. _' 

Army 

]/ World 

Air 

War 

Force 

II and 

veteran of 

the Korean 

mother, Mrs. 

two I_rothers, 

havelowtim.soWethatWantev, ishrnent-- ., Major Savory Killed in Cras 

• 1 c r 13c for the first ounce and from live Board and workin on an 

America and the Caribbean area are increased from llc to member of the Scouts' Execuare 

increased from 3 pe .,. g " 

half ounce to 15e. Airmail let. 7e to 8e for each add,dOnadl Endowment Fund committee, 

ters to the rest of the Wester n.OUnCe • Most . . surface printe ItrYin g to raise about $5 million 

{"There's a lot parents can do In exchange for a miserable, 

from a camping experience, a bargain with the weatherman: 

to help prepare their children cold sp_ing, he's promised us 

for camping, make them want!perfect weather this Friday and CTUI_I_ PS?,_I_UI8 

_. -'-'_l]W_" 

_..-:-_ ,lajor Savory 

¢'llP, t't'3.1/as a pilot for 

was employed 

Catalina Vegas 

tloward. . .,a 

He was grt.d;'_j#l 

Grosse pointe _iP.pi_ 

Hemisphere countries 

at 15¢ per half ounce 

The _irmaii letter 

remain 

"rate to 

matter ts 

piece, 

Surface 

increased 

parcel rates 

lc 

to 

Pertft)r the Scouts through endowlments 

and gifts over the next 10 

all years. 

to go 

This 

. . ."). 

Summer 

summer, 

to Work 

for the first 

Saturday . . ." (So NO_'V we 

Iknow who's responsible for 

lhose Arctic air masses sweep. 

,'_|lJ|_|U_,J4iY][K_/_[_Airlines. 

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He died on Saturday, _as awarded _1_ " 

-_[iMay 27, of injuries received' "ross =_ 

-,--_llwhen his pla_e crashed off Flying. _ ,^_ft0_" 

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Europe m_d Mediterranean Af- countries are increased 20¢ "It (the Fund) is doing very time, young Bill and Marthaling down over Michigan. Ob. _0229 MAC_--t:_wooq._llCatalin a Island other oeco_.... 

dc_ is iacreased from 15c ]per parcel. ]well," he reports. WON'T be at camp. They're atlviously, Bill arranged some- ----_/[ Formerly of Nottingham road, Force.

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