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rosse Pointe 

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GROSSE PO,INTE, MICHIGAN, Thursday, September 18, 1969 

Public School System 

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32 Pases - Two Sections - Section One 

maker.' _ * * *. Scholar'~o1P-~..titionafe:(Seated;-ll~ft to right) CINDY RICHARD M~LAUGHLIN, FRED AMRINE, and road, one of the Pointe's most co.nducted an open. discus- The third' is that Ft"dents 

THE U.S. COMMAND' sus- JOHNSON,' ',J!9at well.at. the C~ty. park around.. '. suggestions iDto the proposed situated. 

a low level of fighting after a Imde lo~g, I;shaped road- J~an Campbell, counselor at. joyful learning places where has been solved by CIty of The Commumty Center Study ordinance. Mr. Mazey stressed that the 

three-day cease.fire earlier in! way, WhlCI'! runs from MOo South High School, who along children want io make use of Grosse Pointe police. Mr. Committee consists of McLaren, Collar C1aus~ Changed ACLU does not have any reprethe 

week. ross road to Mary street in wi.th Thomas Bu~ze, of Parcells all the opportunltier. available King's boat was stolen six Tom Clark, Peter Logan and Cat owners were particularly sentatives o~ the school cam- 

* • • the Farms is continuing to MIddle. School, Just complete~ (CoatiIiued 011 Page 4) times between August 31 Weldy Olsen, a former U.S. concern~d with two aspects. of puses, but saId A~LU. h~s been 

THE SUPERVISORS' Trans. prove a thorn in the side to a se.ssl?n at Wayne. State Um. and September 12. ' (CoDtinued Oil Page 5) the ordlDance. The first whleh approac~ed by dlss.atisMd s.tuportation 

COI!lmittee of Wayne thosp, residents whose back- verslty s Drug Institute. B?th FLEe T kl. The 19-foot JohDllon outboard ------ dealt with "collaring" cats. Or- deD:ts .mterested tn knowmg 

County voted unanimously Fri- yards end at its dirt surface. reported that. upon completion ac Ing was turned into a fun vehicle F. Thr t Iginally the ordinance required ,theU' rights. 

~ay to suggest a ban on .the Boe. A bumpy. roadbed which of the course they found. our Drug Problem by four juveDlles wbo used it Ire. ea ens animals to wear substantial col- On North High's campus 3tumg 

747: .due for deliyery to kicks up dust in the summer school system bas an enViable to wate ki New High S h liars of leather iron copper dents have been distributing 

so~e alrlme6 later thIS ye.ar, and turns to a muddy quagmire dnl;: ~ducation progrllm cur. The ~Jprits were discovered C 00 brass or other 'durabie mate~: forms. from the AC~U. which 

until new passen~er loadl.ng, in tbe winter months,. Carver rently ID progress. . The. Grosse Pointe Family when Mr. King notified City ials. After. members of the audl' authorIze the. orgamzation. to 

and baggage.ba~dhng faclllties I lane has long been a source of Miss Campbell's treatise at LiIe Education Council, Inc. is police on Friday that his boat The barns of the five. acre ence eXlJressed concern that the proceed on their ~~half .agalD~t 

at Metro are b~llt. • Iirritation l!> Farms policeoffi. the course consequently did not ready to begin a concentrated was once again missing fI'OOlits tract. of the old Vanderbush cats might very easily hang the school admmlStration, m 

* "-fA be 1 cials, who patrol the non.lighted offer any proposals but insteboadprogram to combat the local well. ,Officers watched the area property, 'adjoining North High themselves if collared in this tt 

6 

S nd 

he courts.iI necethssarytreflative 

u ay, """..-m r ~ ,thoroughfa ith b expressed a con c ern a ut Drug Abuse problem, accord- near ..the well and caught the School, burst into flames at 7:44 manner, the council permitted 0 s~spenslOn or r~:... 0 sus, 

THE S E N AT lp 0 V E R- erage num~rwof r~~s aa:v~g~~~ young people who are "turning ing to an announcement by its juveniles returning the boat. a.m., saturday, September 12, elasticized collars. pensl0I! because of dress code 

WHELM~NGLY r e J e c t e d a Although the hme was OTicea on" l!n!l a suggestion that we president, Dr. Calier Worrell. ~Th .. four were taken to the demolisbing all but one of the The second obJection dealt r~gulations. The forms must be 

~ove Friday ~ ~elay construc- favorite spot for young couples might give more thought to the FLEC will offer three serv- s18tlo~' and questioned In the buildings. with the harboring section of the SIgned by both the student a~d 

tion of a half.billlon dollar nuc. wbo used it as a ''lovers lane" possibilities of llr;jg disuse. ices; Referral arid Information presence of their parents. At .Fortunately Nor t h High ordinance. It stated that it shall a parent befor~ ACLU WIll 

,lear aircraft ca~er, but agr;ed and.a hideaway for sneaking She feels that often we lose Service, Discussion Groups for fuat time the youths told police School suffered no major dam- be unlawful for any ~rson to proceed, ac~ordmg to Mrs. 

to a comprehenSive eongre6S10n.\ beer and other alcoholic bever. sight of thec~i1dren QLourw.ell. Parents, and. Discussion Groups that they took the boat for the age althOUg:l a number of win. have mo~~ than. two ammals. at Kathleen SmIth, ?f ACLU. 

a~ st~dy of the role of the car- ages, it has been posted with conceived progr8ms. schemes for. Teens. first time OD August 31, when dows in the Performing Arts anyone. time ("Y lth the exclUSIon Most Baa In Sc:hool . 

ner lD modern warfare. "No parking" sigas eliminating and strategies; Often they have The Referr81 and Information they "hot wired" it to 'start it. Center were cracked from the ?f pupPIes or kIttens not e~ceed- . The ~WS spo~e to Dr. WII- 

* * * 'I some of the headaches for local to be guilty of sQmething bad Service is available to police, They took it to the Farms Pier heat. . mg 12 weeks of age). ReSidents l1~m CraIg! p.rmclpal of :North 

Monday, September 15 residents. before they really g~t our at- parents. teens, ministers, doc. where they took skis from, a The property was recently ac. expressed. concern t~at they HIgh, who mdlcat~d that a nu.m- 

SENATOR STROM THURM. Not all the problems have tention.She points out how easy th boat that was dOl!ked there. quired by the board of Educa. would have to part WIth a ~. ber. of students dId not .recelve 

OND and his old law partner, been solved lit is to become g rim about ~rs! educators and °h er pr°ci When they finished water ski. tion. which planned to have the loved family pet .because o~ thIS tael.1' schedules on ope~lDg .day 

'strict Ju.L

Page Two G R 0 SSE POI N 'I E oN E W S 

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Students Win Scholarship Contest Honors Carver Lane I 

Woods Cats Stand Proud 

.. (C{)ntiJlued from ~lI(e 1) ., attaini!l~'" ... , Iproviding information a b 0 u t .- ,-- ---'-- 

These students brmg honor I Semlfmallsts must advance to i their achievements and inter. . (COIltiaued from. Page 1) (CoAtiJlued from Page 1) \ sponsible adult. 

. not only to themselves, but 81s0 finalist standin~s to be consid.! ests. botlles, soft.drink cartons acca. Other changes included alter. ' The corrected ordinance was 

• to their .families, u:e. ir teachers, ered for the Merit Scholar~hips I About 97 per cent of the semi. ! sional bags of rubbish. left illeg. ing the vaccination section. The' unanimously approved by the 

. alY.!thell' communities. The fu. to be awarded next spring. fin~lists are expected to be.: ally by a dumper during the section was changed to read Council. I 

: ture suc~ess of these young Sem~fi~alists Decome finalists b~' come {'jnalls!.. ~nd each will be ~ight hours, ~nd other va~ied that any. pers?n owning a dog,' ------ 

. people ~lll,. ~owever, depend reC~lvlllg the endorsement of 

uJlO1l: theIr alllhty. to ~~ome pro. I the~r s.c h 0 0 Is, substantiating 

considered (0; one o( the 1000 

Nation,,1 Merit $1 000 Schoiar. 

Items ~( debrIS each morn mg. c~t or wild ammal of the age of 

. In spIte of the parking regu1~. SIX mo~ths o.r olde~ mllst h.ave, 

WIND!)HIELD SlIlASHED 

IIIrs. Mary A. Stolle of 61661 

ductive at the high llltellectualilheir high NMSQT performance "-hins which are 'allocat d by hons. many ,young. couples still the. animal Immunized agamst Marseilles.. Detroit, notified 

levels that they are capable of. (\n a second examination, and. ~tat.e, Mllny will also be ceonsid.II u.se"the lane for "necking p~r... rabies. ... ' Farms police on Wednesday, 

YES, WE HAVE 

Pleated 

Slacks 

We carry the comtort- 

:"lble Tiffany pleated 

slacks, loomed of finest 

quality medium weight 

worsted flannel. 

COLORS: 

Charcoal Grey, Cambridge 

Grey. Flannel 

Grey. Charcoal Brown, 

Charcoal Olive. Mid- 

Olive. 

SIZES: 

Up to 44 Regular and 

Long. 

Up to 40 Short. 

• 

32.50 

• 

\ 

';WHAlINGtS 

· men's wear,. 

BJrlll1ngbam Store Open Friday Evenings Until 9:00 

.. -oo------Iered for the renewable fonr- ties and the nOise ~fcar radIOSJ E?c h applicallon ~or a license September 10, that while her 

_____ , year Merit Scholarships provid.: and loud teena~ers IS prevalent should ~ a~compamed by proof car was parked in the lot at 

, cd by some 400. corporations, I almost e~c.ry flight of t~e w~ek. of :.'accl~ahon of !he ~Og for the rear o( the M~ck avenue 

foundations, colleges, unions. J.n. ~ddJtlon to the mght.tune, rabIes With a vaccme licensed shopping center, at Moross 

trusts, professional associations. act~vlhes alon~ the dark lane. b?, ~he U.S, De~artment of Ag. road, an unknown person tossed 

other organizations, and indivi. reSidents claIm that many ncu,.ture and. SJ!~~edby an ~c. a rock through the vefficle'. 

duals. Each finalist will receive youngsters use the road as a credited vctermanan. The explr. windshield. 

a Certificate of ~erit in recog. short cut to. avoid the light ..at I ation. da~e of the certificate of 

nition of his outstanding per.' Kerc~eval and Moross ~oads, I yaccmahon should not be earl. 

Patterns and colors in men's suitings change. But the tail., 

oring integrity of SQuthwickcontinues. Natural shoulder 

comfort. Enduring style. Southwick - Atraditibn among 

gentlemen. 

Hours: 9 to 6 

4t"", ' 

carls/err 

r ' 

8O-0~ THE HILL 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

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GRAHAM &. GUNN, LTD 

PRE.sEl'rl' THE 

ASCOT BLAZER 

The mesh-like basketweave of this most handlome 

jacket affords remarkable flexibility of 

movement and weightless comfort. The excellence 

of GRAHAM Be GUNN tailoring and 

the perfect 'hlending of daaon and worsted 

are the secret of its beauty and "bounce" 

Choose from eight lively new colo~. $85 

Graham & Gunn CLOnJES ARE EXCLUSIVE WITH US IN DETROIT 

WOODWARD AT GRANO CIRCUS PARK 

Also in Chicago 

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formance in the program. I spee~mg through the lan.e III the i ler than DecelT.ber 31 of that, 

Winners of (our.year Merit I daytIme .~nd endangermg the! year. . 

Scholarships may receive up to ! many children f.rom the area The fmal change referred to . 

.$1,500 a year for fOllr college who use th~ lane ~~ a pathway female dogs iJ.l heat., The coun. : 

years, depending on their in. Ito get to:l' arms,) .cr. Cl~ altered tillS sectIOn to per- I 

dividual need. Winners of the Teeus"Are;'.preats. ~It reSidents to walk these dOgS) 

National Merit $1,000 Scholar- The lane, whi.~h provides a i ~. on a leasb controlled by are. 

ships will receive their nonre" walking ..a.r.ea for many of the I 

I newable onetime awards upon local residents who s~roll with! 

I enrollment as full.time students their children and walk their i 

in accredited U. S. colleges or pets, is a pleasant place for. 

universities. most, . but the thoughtless 

High school grades, accom. ac~ons. of teenagers are threat. 

plishmenl~. leadersh:p qualities, eDlng Its beaut~. 

and extracurricular a chi eve - Besides the trash left behind 

ments of the finalists are evalu. by the youngsters and the irri'l 

ateu. atong with test scores, in tating noise they make-many 

selecting Merit Scholarship win. of the residents claim the lane! 

ners. is busy even during the week. 

NlIISC identifies the semi. day early morning hours of 12finalists 

to all regionally ac. 4 ~.m.-:-.$ome.of these senseless 

credited colleges and universi. children have. even taken gas 

ties and to other scholarship- from the cars of ho~eownel's 

granting agenCies.. and sources and have damaged thell' proper., 

of financial aid. Studies in forty. 

mer years have shown that "We want people to know 

about half of the semifinalists that dumping trash and parking 

received financial aid from on the lane Is forbidden' by law 

sources other than the Merit and that we fully. enforce the 

Progum. laws," said. Sgt.. Ignatius Back. 

Names of the 1969.70 Merit man. of the Farms IJ(llice de. 

Scholarship winners will be an- partment. :'We thoroug!lly dis. 

nounced April 30, 1970. Some courage kids f;0m usmg the 

21600 students have received lane for anytbmg other than 

M~rit Scholarships in the four. routine travel." 

teen annual programs to date One of the drawbacks to llis' 

About $67 million in financial couraging the use of the lane as 

assistance 'to Merit Scholars and a "neckinif' area is' the fact 

their colleges has heen expend. that some of the x:esicilnts want 

ed or committed through the lights installed on the lane and 

Merit Program. others oppose it, fearing the 

__________ ...,- ~~.--:.---------..,.....---- lights will Ugh' up their back. 

yards and rob them of their 

privacy. Most of the homes now 

have spotlights. wb.lcb one ,can 

see flicked on each night at 'the 

slightest sound ,Of noise from 

',', ' 

the area of the lane. The resi. 

dents .are' edl(y. Many' are fed .1. 

up with the situation. 

"We've hal]"1dds leave their i 

cars and. come up

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Thl,lfsday, $eptember /8, 19~9 G R 0 SSE POI N '1ENE W S Page Three 

Firefighters Have A.dvice For Residents with Pools 

HAVE YOUR 

.G U.. NS & SCOPES Five Pointe area firefighters I a!. Contamination may result in Idilution. When eye irritation or 

,recently au.ended the Michi. fire, and the fire will be of skin burns occur, obtain medi. 

gan Inspector's Conference. great intensity. If firl' does' oc. cal assistance at once. 

I 

RE'CO.NDITIONED I T!ley included Cpl. Andrew cur~ .drench it with copious I 9. Avoid. inhalation of es. 

IBenoot, of the ~ark; Sgt. John quantities of .water and c?ol. caping hazardous gases and 

R~a, of. the City; Sgt. John the s~~roundmg area wIth Ifumes. Move anyone overcome 

Riegler and Sgt. Art Turner, water JD the form of spray. to an open area and obtain 

NOW IN TIME 

Iof 

the Farms and WOO(!s In. 6. Dispose of spilled. materialj--- 

'UNTING ispector Russ Allard. ,immediataelY,by flushing with 

fOR FALL At the conference the men large amounts of water. Rinse 

H 

Kercheval at 81. Clair. Grosse Pointe 

Open Thursday Evenings _'til 8:45 . 

.,."., ..", 

, i:~'./'\""':"::'~~~~'~="'l""'- 

¥,;:" 

~.....•. I were asked to remind resi. empty containers thoroughly I 

· I G #J!t:': I ~anger~ of. calciu~ h~h~or. '1. Keep hands clean and 

~ I dents in their cities of. the with water before discardiog. . 

B. M D . C anle Ull ,Shop :ilI:?:.,.. lte, whlcb IS used m. swunmmg wash thoroughly after handling. 

I pools for sanitary purposes. Gloves should not be worn be. 

15102 

Securily I 

KERCHEVAL VA 1.8200 Diners Charge When misused it is subject cause the fabric may become 

Amer. Express to rapid decomposition, which impregnated with. the chemical, 

Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat., 9 to 6 p.m. t:~~';;r:r~:~: Ican result in intense fire and resulting in spontaneous igni. 

Open Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. I ruptu~e ?f c~ntai.ners .. This tion. 

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I. .ER f~;~=~,:t~~r:~t:,:;~;:! Boat Thefts 

rr; . f;i::'i I Poo~ owners sh.~Uld.use the i 

..," ,'::.:::::: ,followmg pr~auhons. 

:lH?E; 1.'h L b 1Ii:I 1. Read the co~tainer label (Continued from Page I) 

'I:~ifj ...ng 1S am swao ji,! ~~r~~~llr~fJ~~~:~~g.d~::.~ti::: ~~~ ~r~~e.:a~~~t c~;er~~ ~~s:; 

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~'. Keep the. mateClal In t~e dropped the empty can over the 

orlglDal contamer and store 10 side after filling the tank. 

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tM 

3. Use only cle~n, dry scoops, 

such as porcelam or enamel. 

cups, glass containers or metal 

PQirite Little Club and took fou'" 

. 

more skiS and tow ropes. 

t:r.:t.. :'.:i.. ::.,~.. :[.. ::..:f.. :: 

: . ~h~~~~al f~;ullitr~~~e=1o ~: POI~e:,oV~'~c~:;~e~f_~~lt 

mixing container or to the pool. .sto!en merchandise except 

the 

t~at 

. 

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Open Thunday and Friday Eveni~ls 

Jacob SonS 

Men', Store 

:1:g~~m:.l~tl~~~J~~~~;' 

;,c" water. with constant stirring .. one w~.colored Hydro.Flite 

..I.!:. ~~:r_~_t __ 

1.![ 

here now-CI new 

'15.00 

concept-the 

sport or dress knit shirt ••• 

Imported from Italy, our.' 

fine colton knit looks and 

feels great alone or 

with a tie. Body.troced 

styling with long-point collar 

and buttoned sleeve cuffs, 

Gold, hrown, blue, green, red 

or ROVY. Sizes $.M.l.xt, 

I ' 

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. 

Ml oPen • undlY' to:oo 10 4:. 

T1Iu.... Ind I'rl. Till ,. 'oM. 

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the motor had been amaged, 

.i~1:f~~~::~~d~ 

,I ;~:':~~h' 

I::.:'.:.l.,l::i.:,.:.l ..':i.;:,,:. .. . 211~~~ ;:: ~ ;~:~:', 

There are only a few sweater c1a,,]sics;and this is Ui'l 114-3600 Sale Se11t. 27 

I~~~~~p~:w 

FU one of them. Our'V-Neck pullover, knit of the i ;m::; .~ . I, ,"'-"".- ..__:'. i • 

;~~~E~:l ~f.~~~i.~~:.~: I~~?~g~~~~~¥ I'-U-~-li-~-e-id-~-~-~-;-ry-N-:-~-W-.Y-S"'b-' 

I I-7~.?;~";~~ 

. t?:', . . - ~" :::::,? Anteebo PubUsbers, lite. sale of ~a~uts for underprivi- 

_ P) ~ ~ j f 99 Kerdleval Aveaue leged children. 

;g:! ;~:;i:;:~ Grop~o~:in~J 3~.:~g.DUNWAN!fED PAINT JOB 

/ 

Ke..,;fleval at St. Clair 

1[1' Second~[: .::~n:.~ral 0.. Cig.a~~lic~V~~g~~nd~~~oS~~e~~ 

t:::'~,= troll Mlchia:Ul. 

Ill!1 ~~t!~~:B~:: 

~Ye~~:~ 

ti~ 

tE.:.! SbyUb5C!!aUpuonl~.oo.leJ ~t:tdePerw~~~ ber 14, that persons Ul).nknOWn 

~... 

l~~!~~:!: 

-- had thrown white paint a ;)ver 

~J:::~~::o~:{::sd 

Change Of Address "ormo 8l7!l1 to 

~iC~~~m.al. Grosse Pointe Farms, 

tending a dance at South High 

School. . 

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GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

19307 Mock at Bournlmouth 

DOWNTOWN DETROIT 

1133 Grlswol. Ilt Stote 

I tinguishers 

lihould not be used 

to extinguish fires involving 

manner in which 

pool chemicals. 

they store 

. 

. calcium hypochlorite. I 

medical assistance. In major 11. For additional inform aemergencies 

involving I a r g e tion, the user should contact 

amounts of hypochlorite chern. the manufacturer or the chern. 

ical firemen should use suita. ical supplier. 

ble self.contained respirator)' With the swimming season I 

equipment. almost over pool owners should 

10. Vaporizing liquid type ex- I be particularly careful in the 

SCREEN WIRE 

1Dc ALUM ~:/""'o'i:c. 

Bronz_Flber Glus 

• Alum. Up 10 12" Wldtfl • 

AIR He 540 f 1','ll[ 1\11:' -~~_ 

Step out in a superbly handcrafted 

. car designed and constructed 

10 stay in style for years, and to hold 

its value up till the day you trade 

it. That's a lot to ask of a car. But ~at's 

what you'll get when you buy 

a Volkswagen, BMW or Mercedes-Benz 

from the Woods. Plus real individuality. 

And more, you'll get expert 

service from our staff of factory-trained 

specialists. Come in. Drive away 

in a Wood car •.• and Reople will 

know you've arrived. 

WOOD ~MPORTS, fNC.lWOOD MOTORS, INC• 

CALL Sl!.mo / GRATIOT AT IMJLE, DETROIT I CALL SZl.&9DO 

the 

TOUCHABLE 

Savings 

Account 

Go ahead-take some 

money from your D & N 

Passbook Savings Account 

and buy something. 

There's no penalty. Your 

balance continues to earn 

a fuJi 431% per ~num, 

paid or compounded 

quarterly. After all, 

what's the point in having 

a savings ~count if 

withdrawing money from 

it is a uno-no"? Stop ~ 

at your nearby D & N 

office and open a profitable, 

'touchable' Savings 

Account - you'll get 

472% per annum a~d 

conlJenienc~1tOQ! 

Detroit. & Northern 

SAVINGS 

Hom. OffIce 

HANCOCK, MICH. 

28 OffiCII l!I Agenciel illMi~big.. 

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Thursday, September 18. 1969 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five 

WHAT'S ALL THE BARKINO DOUT? 

About the canine world's newest "in" spot 

The PAMPER PARLOR 

FOR PE:TS 

" 

~ 

Join the rest - 

Be groomed by the best, 

14902 Kercheval at Alter Rd. 

Phone Now for an appointment 

Annual Meeting 

:., 

331.5514 

~~--- 

of Grosse Pointe Woods-Shores 

Little League Baseball Leagu.e 

will be held 

I Thursday, September 25, 8 p.m. 

• in ~~ Council Chambers, Grosse Pointe Woods Municipal I 1 

Building for the purpose of electing a board of governors 

for the 1970 season. I 

All parents and friends are urged te attend. I r 

I 

NEW'6,' 

IMPALA 

s 

Most stock c~iirs.are f,dty equipped witlfPower 

Steering,. 'owe;- 8ra~es;~AQt9;Tr~I'I';i ':Radio; " 

W.W. Tnes. Maftywitll Air-Cond, (r'Vinyl 

Rocf.' . 

ALL READY TO DRIVE OUT NOW 

':';40':'-1lEASONABi.E 

OFFER.. REFUSED 

TU 1.1600 

j 

Jaycees Pla,n'M' Night 

Planning activities for Gross~ Pointe on Thursday evening, September 25 at 

Jaycees' new membership meeting are the Alger Post, is for present members 

(left to right) PIETER van HORNE. and young..men who are interested in 

board chainnan; JAMES W. McNAMEE acquainting themselves with the Grosse- 

II, membership chairman; ALAN LANG, Pointe Jaycees. Anyone interested is 

president; and KENNETH ROY, internal urged to call James W. McNamee at 

vice-president. The meeting, to be held 881-9192. 

Recreation' Center' Planl Revealed 

(Continued from Page 1) of these rink are filled'wi~ play. those pursuits, which easily be. 

Olympic hockey player and a ers from their own Communities fall youngsters and. are less ac. 

scout for the, 5l Louis Blues and the only practice' time avail. ceptable to society." 

National Hockey League team. able to Pointe ytllLngsters is be- . nas Location ill Mid ; 

Presently, Dearborn, Livonia, tween the hours of 1 to 5 a.m. Although. the committee has 

Detroit, Wyandotte, Trenton, 51. at st. Clair .Beach, east of Wind- not yet made public its suggest- 

Clair Shores and Port Huron sor, according to officials of the ed location for the building, it 

all ,have indoor ice rinks .and GPHA. has setUed on a location and is. 

Southfield is.in the final plan- "Although this is the first pub. suggesting a low-rise structure 

ning stages for a facility, which lie announcement of our plans with an ample parking lot. 

wciuld include an ice rink. for a center'complex, we have The committee plans to hold 

MallY Now Deprived already had literally hundreds two more meetings, in which it 

"We have thousands of Pointe of calls from persons who want will f"malize its task force, and 

youngsters who participate in to support us in our aims," Mc- then conduct a public meeting, 

hockey annually and even more Laren pointed out. "We feel that in which it will reveal in full its 

who don't get the chance," the community as a whole would proposals. . 

claimed McLaren. "Those who greaUy benefit from the availa- Those-Pointers who are interdo 

play are forced to travel long billty of an indoor ice rink and ested in gaining more knowledge 

and expensive distances to prac- it would allow our high schools abi>ut the proposed center-comtice 

and play." to field a hockey team each plex, or those who may have 

Poilite hockey players current- year, which they have been un. suggestio!!s, can contact the 

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Ofthefille$t- and _ost"Closely- Mrs. Ann Carter, 246 Lake. 

knit organizations of'its kind in land, went into the City police 

the country. Pointe ..teams an. station on Friday, September 

nuaijy claim many state and Da. 12, to report persons unknown 

'tiODa1UUes, but: they are beinghadp--mctured tbr.~ofher kit. 

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e.ul to find .lee upon" which to but could find no signs of the 

practice, according ,to McLaren. culprits. 

i., The-fc-~-:a-W-'c::.--T-.~ --Gn-~gh-" tonly'{ 

playing hockey~,nor would it be half the time has a superior ' 

a home for the Grone Pointe batting average. 

Hockey Association," 

McLaren. "We only 

claimed 

hope to 

spark an interest in the community 

and help. provide a cen. 

ter where residents of all ages 

and groups can get in some good 

exercise and have some fun ice 

skating any time of the year, 

. rather than waiting for the lake 

to freeze in the winter. 

'Could Solve Pr9blems 

"Some of those winter aad 

summer weekends can get pret. 

ty long lor our children and a 

place to skate and help develop 

strong millds and bodies. would 

help solve some of our commun • 

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"Skating is an endeavor which 

many youngsters enjoy, es~. 

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is an activity _which would keep 

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SALE STARTS THURSDAY 

Last Years 

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HOURS: Thll"do, and FridCl}'l 9:30 o.m. to 9 p,m, 

Other cloys: 9:30 •. m. 'til 5:30 p.m. 

Students Fight Dress Code 

their parents and added that 

schools should implement what 

is wanted at home. 

(Continued from Page I) people organized to fight dis. The matter of the dress 'code 

want. Long and/or facial hair crimination. They called them- is in a state of flux at this writ. 

does not inhibit learning. Sus. selves members of a subculture. ing. The coming weeks will tell 

pending or sending sludents When asked ",hat information what the ultimate conclusions 

home detracts from their 'learn. they gave students from our will be. 

lng E'xperience' more than their aiea who asked for help they ----- i 

appearance, and finally the indicated they referred them to People who take the time to I 

dress code itself is an infringe. the ACLU, although they are consider a problem usually come' I 

ment on the constitutional rights not affiliated with the organiza. up with the right answer. 

of the individuals," tion. -.- 

The publication indicated that Code Modified Michigan has won 10 Big Ten' 

the School Board "responded to Mr. Gerich said members of wrestling tournament titl~ - 

these views with negative reo the Student Council have ~rit- more than any other team, in 

actions," ten a modification of the code the conference. 

They went on to say that the and pres nt d l't to th ntir --- -'- ---.--following 

revised dress code e eel' e 

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body at a 

Unfortunately 

referendum 

problem at hand and 'stressed 

that it was nothing more than a the res~lts were. not ~~bulated 

temporary compromise. The at the tIme of thiS wntmg. 

changes they desire include: I '1:he St~de~t ~ouncil's mod,W. 

boy'S hair should be clean and cahon aSKS(h~t ru.Ie one whl~h 

combed. beards clean and trim. refers to boys hair and faCIal 

med, moutaches and sideburns hair be modified to read "boys 

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Ice e ee e e ee eel ee e e eeee e e eee C'J===== ==ele e =el eel CC ==r:. 

rule five which bans tlie wear. str,les, leaving eyes visible. . 

1970 CADILLACS 

THE ~g ~~a~~~~~r~:,Ck~~Sg~I~~c~~ 

I culotte-style skirts will be no 

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added here that they hllPl'd this . 

shorter than mid.thigh; straight. rule will allow boys to grow 

legged or bell.bottomed slacks si~eburns and beards without 

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are acceptable for girls. Blue bemg untidy'; they ask that JJ. I.Ill/...'V ~ 

jean slacks. ,are accep.table for girls' r~gular and culotte skirts 

girls if these slacks are in ac- be no shorter than mid.thigh 

coro1ance with the rule that and indicated that thev hoped 

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specifies any clothing indecently this modified rule would make 

exposing the person of a stu- judgments about the shortness 

dent, any clothing in laboratory of skirt~ a more individual 

classes that might endanger the matter. !!ependinll more upon 

student or other students, cloth. the girl herself: they also I1sk 

ing which is excessively dirty or that tailored'sla('ks. bell.bot. 

torn so as to be distracting, ex- toms, blue jean slacks for f:(irls 

treme, or coqspicuous and in be acceptable if Dfoperly worn 

general, dress which is not in and in: good condition. Extreme 

good taste .will not be worn. or conspicuous styles will not 

The students also ask that the be nermitted, 

rule prohibiting pin curls, curl. After the referendum, the 

ers, or kerchiefs in class be students will request a hear: 

omitted. ing bdore the School 'Board to 

Should Attend Meetings present the results of their sur- 

The publication urged anyone vey. (This is in keepin,l! with 

who wanted to support the what the students planned to do 

modifications of the present last year, They were not givendress 

code to attend school the opportunity to complete 

board meetings October 13, No. their'survey before the Board 

vember 10 and December 8 at finalized the dress code). 

South High School or attend the Obviously two factions are at 

Student Council meetings.' work at South High School, one 

They suggested that parents' through the underground newswrite 

to the sup(!rmhmdent of paper amI' the other through the 

schools or any School Board Student Associdtion. 

member at ~e st. Clair offices. Cites Need for Code 

They alsO included two tele. Mr. Gerich believes that there 

phone numbers, that of the is a real need for some sort of a 

American Civil Liberties .un~on dress code. He said it has been 

and that of. an orgamzation proved that dress affects the 

called Open City. ;.: . students' behavior.in the class- 

The NEWS contacted the room. He indicated that abolish- 

Open City group and was told ment of the,cO(Iewould put the 

that they are fA. group of y~ung, _school between the children and I 

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Sue Ellis, 14, babYSittin.If at Eugenios of the Lakepointe ad. I The teenager was conveyed 

774 Lakepointe, WII 'auded by dress. to Bon Secours Hospital, where 

Park fire officials for her According to information re •. doctors said that the burn is 

calmness and quick thinking on leased by Fire Lt Philip Costa, so severe, it will have to be 

Saturday, September ~2, when the teenager was wa,lching the I 

a fire starteu In the kitchen of children, Christine, 6; Anthony, . 

tb~ home of her emplo)'ers. In 4; and 16.month old, Celest.' 

sPite .of a badly burned hand, Sue placed a pan of clear, I 

the girl too~ her three young liquid grease, mistaking it for 

; Chlrges.'outside. raD back i~.to fater, on the electric stove, at I 

I the house and called the FIre about 8 p.m., when the baby 

I Department, and proceeded to started to cry. 

try to beat out the flames. . The babysitler went to the I 

. Sue. daughter of Mr. and baby's room to see what was 

Mrs. Loui6 Ellis, presently of wrong, leaving the pan. Sever. 

956 Pemberton, who are pre. al minutes later she smelled 

paring to move to their new smoke and rushed to the kitch. 

home in the Woods, is a 9th en, where she saw flames IIck- I 

.. - grader at Grosse Pointe North ing around the pan and start. I 

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Pointers Still Use Park 

Areas as Weather Permits 

Pointe residents are still tak- 

Ing advantage of the use of 

their respective municipal parks 

for picnicking during the warm 

weather. although the parks 

were officially closed on Labor 

Day, September 1. 

It was disclosed that all 

swimming pools have been com. 

pletely closed down, with the 

exception of that in' the Park's 

Windmill Pointe Park. 

Donald Guinan, director of 

parks and recreation, said that 

the pool is closed for this week, 

but if the weather permits, it 

will be in use this weekend, 

september 20 and 21. However, 

if the ttlmperature drops to the 

point which prohibits swimmine:, 

of if there is rain, the 

facility will be shut dl)\\ n 

permanentiy for the season. 

Guinan revealed that with the 

-,----,----------'---------- end of the summer use of both 

the Windmill Pointe and Three 

Mile Drive Parks, a fall and 

winwr recreation program is 

being prepared. In the mean. 

time, the parks will be used for 

such activities as pjcnicking. 

Since the gate watchman has 

left, no accurate fi~ures oC at. 

tendance have been kept, but he 

,stated that an estimated 1.200 

persons used the parks on Sat. 

urday, September 13; and about 

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cording to John DeFoe, recrea. 

tion director, 1,500persons used 

the park on Saturday, and 2,000 

on Sunday. 

.. The swimming pool has 'been 

in sporadic use since the park 

officially closed on September 

I, but now the pool h8S been 

completely shut down. 

Don Hallman, Woods director 

of parks and recreation, said 

that the weekend brought out 

a small number of residents, 

totaling 1,321. Of this figure, 

587 used the park on Saturday, 

and 734 on Sunday. Comparing 

this with the 7,497 using the 

facilities on Labar Day, the 

weekend attendance is very 

light. 

The swimming pool has been 

completely shut down for the. 

season, Hallman said. 

Shores Village Superintendent 

stated that there is :'10 longer a 

watchman at the gate at the 

George Osius Park to keep a 

regular count, but the weekend 

brought out a to.tal of about 832 

persons. A Saturday and Sunday 

breakdown was not given. 

The swimming pool was closed 

down on Sunday, September 14. 

All the Pointe officials said 

that their. respective marinas 

will remain open until Novem. 

ber 1. 

. John R. Piana, 51, has been 

named field operations manager 

of Automobile Club C! :Michi. 

gan and the Detroit Automobile 

Inter.Insurance Exchange, ac. 

cording to Richard R., Dann, 

Auto Club executive vice presi. 

dent. - 

Piana, who has served almost 

30 years with the organization, 

assumes a position previously 

held by Claren,ce Slocum who 

has been named general coun. 

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, In bis new position, Piana 

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Prior to his appointment, 

Piana WdS mlDlger of Auto 

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river division from 1960 to 1965 

and as district membership and 

insurance manager from 1955 to 

.lJ.960. ' , 

:Born in Detroit, he;is a tHO 

gta:duate of.. the Uni';'erslty of 

Detroit and began his career 

witll, Auto Club the same year 

as a membership 

counselor. 

and insurance 

During World War II, Plana 

served as a first lieutenant in 

the infantry, winning two bronze 

~:a~.e.d~~~~ I~:r~~a~~y 

TU 5.5433 

. Shopping Center 

Fence Approved 

A Public flearing was held on 

Monday, September IS, in the 

Woods Council Chambers with 

regard to a parking lot fence at 

the Seven Mile.Mack Shopping 

Center. 

The hearmg was adjourned 

from Monday, September 8, to 

gi~e the representative of own. 

ers of the lot an' opportunity to 

draft a suggestion for another 

type of fence other than the 

chain.link type he had proposed 

at the last hearing. 

The representative, J. Ralph 

Chouinard, told the Council that 

his firm would install a stock. 

ade type fence along the entire 

area, re pla~lng the existin gold 

, . ., , 

.' 

Mexican Flora 18 Talk Topic' I 

'Dr, Rog~r6 McVaugh, curator and beautiful Mexican plant 

of 'vascular plants in the Un!. species. 

v~rsity of Mi.chigan Her~ar!um The meeting is being held at 

smce 1946, Wl~ ~,the pn.nclpal 8 o'clock at the Grosse Pointe 

speaker. at _tomghts meetIng of War Memorial. Gardeners are 

the Men'~ Garden Club of urged to bring their friends. I 

Grosse POlDte. ' 

utilizing slides to illustrate 

his talk on the "Vegetation of 

Mexico," Dr. McVaughn will 

use a geographical approach in >discussing 

the many useful 

- Q! 

fence. The new fence will be 

installed with two.and.a.half. 

Inch - steel posts secured in 

concrete and be six-and.a.half. 

feet in height as requested. 

The Council granted approval 

to Mr.' Chouinard to proceed 

with the project immediately. 

'. 

LOOl'NG fOI PRICE? NO LQWEP. FIGURJ ..AflPlACE. 

LOOK'NG "01 SERVICE? WE GIVE THE FINEST. 

, : 

ALL THIS ••• AND MORE, TOO AT 

TOM:TAYLORBUICK, INC. 

8UltK-OP~L DEALER 

New Cars." Use4,c:.,,'.,Pe'" • c..... CoIIIsloRSMt 

13033 GRATIOT, '.j::; .I UdtIYiew '.3000 

- Night 'Servlc. LA 1~9877.. .! 

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Population 

Grosse Pointe 

World 

"white" 

For Professlonol 

Appraisals 

Celli 

WCE.WLTORS 

777-1230 

FOR THE T R I U M P H OF EVIL f S 

9944/100% , 

26% 

Grosse Pointe - a microcosm? 

Grosse Pointe H~mon Relations 'Council, 

Box 0.7, 99 Kercheval Ave., 

Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. JlS236 

THE' NEW 19'10BlJICIS' 

ABEHEBE' 

"WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS KING" . 

,., . I ..~ : . 

. others 

74% 

W'OIJLDN!'T YOU 

REALLY RATHER ~ 

,15103, KERCHEVAL 

.. VA 1-$400 

n:r~ kWi*J!@~)'lliWMjlliW![¥l@!fiM¥@l@M&Ulm'Bflm.t!i •• ~Bml .... ~itW)i;g] 

,Iy tw~ y!!ars in the .European ,. ""':":' 

theater of operations. ' KM 

I 

He has held membershIp In IW~ . . ',' t@ 

many societies and organiza. W~ 

:-:;~~~~"::.':.r.1 

TOP .QUALITY IMPORTED. 

. . " 

HOLLAND BULBI 

Come E'a,Iy Fo, A Good Selection! 

BESTQUALITY IN YEARS AND ... 

THE PRICES ARE RIGHT! 

MELDRUM 6. SMITH 

Holland Bulb Specialists 

17750 Mack Avenue 

I 

1,900 on Sunday. 

At the other Pointe parks, p.G t N 

attendance figures were orw'na e s, etv 

were. not kept, or at least not ,A..uto Club Post 

available at the moment. 

Attendanre at the City Norbert 

P. Neff. Memox:ial Park 

over the weekend was said to 

have been light. ' 

City Manager Thomas Kressbach 

said that the .swimming 

pool closed over the. weekend, 

and that the park itself is still 

open for picnicking as 1000g as 

the weather allows. 

At the_ Farms Pier.Park, ac- 

:~:I Village . Marlcel. 

I *****l;=~*~~ur~;;:~;**** 

~i~~~~~~~ 

stone, Grosse, Pointe Woods. ~n, .. 

I'''''''"::;",.,... I TniS ees 

about the future I oCten overlook M~ 

with his .wife, Marion, and ?W L W k' 

Peuple who worry too much ~m Bell Ringers 

the tasks of the present. t't PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 18th to SEPT. 20th 

.IBILMAR • READY-TO-COOK • BONELESS 

ITURKEY ROAST ~~; $299 ~ I::~:r::: 

t:J r~::~: 

Wh,.te and Dark Meat 

FRESH READY-TO-COOK • BREADED 

ILAMB PATTYS VEAL .CUTLETI 

I 65:. 99,~!~ 

I :::,3~~ 

I ij 

OUR O:R'AK~2~EMADE FANCY RED 

'LINK DELICIOUS ;$1 

I 

iW: SA-USAGES A.PPL' ES o ':,., 

::1 

~'.~~~ i~~:'~~ 

I~ 79 c 3 Ibs. ~ 

,t.; lb. ....~ ~~ 

!,I FR~SH • MICHIGA: 4gej 

ICO,IIN 5.. ch •• , , :l~ 

~ ,~@ 

!~~':;d.; ,;..,','': ~Y~W~~;?~;N;m!:lll'l~!i~lliMIfjlllll!gx.!IlIIrt..m 

.• l.mIJjIliMl~I!m%,mI!~q::mlltllttllm&J1m'lD~:, mI~!IeI",B!1(i~ti~W~llIlIImlil.W""11I1mll~III!~~ j 

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Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 18, 1969 

STORM SASH 

for FENESTRA~ 

STilL CASEMeNTS 

FINISHID llil COLOR 

Furniture 

'Where Quality 

Sells For Less' 

Mon., Thur$., Fri., Iii 9 

Tues, Wed" Sot .• Iii 6 

14922 KERCHEVAL 

Near Alter Rood 

'''Ollt 121.1166 

In Color 

St"";,,. Sept. 24t. 

Katherine Hepburn 

Peter O'Toole 

ClTHE LION IN 

WINTER" 

T' P o'-f~e l1f~K 

wit" DENBY 

m.s~ 

Pick":'" = 'rlII".,it 

Itllfll}' -- "1If' 

21187laekat Fairte'" 

15029Imitralat.., ... 

e=.VA2.70551.5ii5 

Saint John Hospital Plans Expansion and Renovation 

The Board of Trustees oflIncll1ded 'in this is $57,500 Cor a IThese range from'the construc- vices and the advances in the 

Saint John Hospital has author-jnew 'x-ray unit, and $35,00 Cor a Ilion oCa helicopter landing pad provision of thesp' services." 

ized $1,014,875 for capital im. rectilinear scanner Cor the DU- ,to be used by helicopter ambu- "With the completion of these I 

provement as part oC a record Ie I ear medicine department. 'lances, to the expansion of the facilities," continued Mr. Far- 

'- .J 1970 operating. budget of $16,-lotber expenditi~res include $3.1,-:Hospi~al laundr~ plant. !ey, "we will have s.ignificantly 

------------- 215.073 - an IDcrease of 21% ,000 for operatmg room equip. I "ThiS renovation and ex pan. lDcreased our capacity to pro. 

I!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ over 1~9. "This re~,ovation and ;ment. Equipment and Cacili.tiesISion program, whic~ will be fi- v!de comprehensive h.eallh sel'- 

Ray .foucher's expansIOn program, stated Mr. ,for the medical support servIces nanced by grants, gifts and op. vices to our commuruty. These 

James T. Farley. President. "is :are budgeted for $212,000. Ex- erating income," said Mr. Far- facilities," continued Mr. Far. 

necessary to provide modern Ipenditures total $56.000,for the ley, "is necessary to keep pace base for tbe support oC future 

Country House diagnostic and treatment facili. II new laboratory equipment, smd with the rapidly increasing de- ,major const.ruction and expan. 

ties for the constantly increas. lesser amounts for the nursery, mands for hospital medical ser.lsioll." 

ing number of persons using the physical and occupational and ------------ 

:~~~~~~~ i;o:h:e~P~~~i:~~~~~ I~~~~~:~::p~~~~::ts~u~~:n:h:: i MILLER~S RESTAURA'NT 

$326,820for reilovation and new Ihouse expanded emergency ser. ' 

:construction, and $185.860 for, vices and a new clinical re- I 

I replacement of obsolescent Isearch facility, an amount of 

iequipment. The majority (,{ $88,000 has been scheduled: The 

I these expenditures are related emergency expansion is neces-! 

,to emergency and other medical sary as the use of the facility' 

----------- \support service:;, with a small has doubled in the past five 

portion budgeted for impro\'e- years to the current rate of SO,ment 

of inpatient rooms and I 000 cases per year, and is ex- 

Igeneral sUPPortive services. . i panding at a rate of 10,000cases 

• ..! The largest single item is' per year, Saint John's emer. 

'$225.000 for the construction of Igency services are now among 

!an emergency pOwer genera- the largest in the state. 

TU 5-2550IUon system. With the addition, The Medical Record.s system 

1&1 DUi 

Xl/AI 

1.0" SEArf of this system, the Hospital will ~s the heaet of the patl~nt seevbe 

able to maintain its vital ser- Ices at the Hospital. WJlh more 

NOW 7HRU TUESDAY' 

vices in the event of a brief or than 325.000 individual 

prolonged disruption of public records, it has become 

patient 

rieces. 

utilities. sary to expand and. modernize 

JuUe Chrlslle • Omu Sharif New and improved medical this department. The ~onstrucuDR. 

ZHIVACO" equipment will require $184,?'J9. tion and equipment budget for 

ietnaJu Veteran 

Dies on Outing 

'NE'RE ANNOUNCING 

THE ALL NEW 

••• Coming Sept. 23,d. 

AIter serving 15 months with 

a demolition squad in Vietnam 

in the 'thick of the action ..nd 

returning safe and sound. death 

I came to 24:year old Pointer 

--------~--- Ser~eant Robert Leith I,aurie 

while on a simple outing. 

Robert 'and' his wife Sharon 

were spear.fishing with friends 

near their Fort Wa1to'l Beach, ' 

Fla., apartment Silturday, August 

30. Robert went into the 

water alone at 10:30 a.m., min. 

utes later his body was floating 

01. top of the water. Sharon and 

his friends rushed to help. They 

administered artificial respiration. 

then rushed him to the 

IocalhospitaI. By noon Robert 

was dead. To date cause of 

death is still undetermined. 

To his mother. Mrs. Gloria 

Laurie, of Lochmoor boulevard, 

and his brother, Robert S. 

Laurie, of Kerby road, this is 

the second major tragedy in 

SAVE YOul OlD WINDSHIElD two years. A daughter. Liana, 

.WIPERS TO clUN fOGCY,: contacted infectious hepatitis 

WINDOWS INSIDE CAR, ' , ~g:~~a;:. ago and died at the 

Robert entered the Air Force 

... Don't be a guesser when immediately upon g,'aduation 

choosing a cleaner and press. from Gros~e 'Pointe 'South High 

er ••• Our methods give School .si~. years:lgci.During 

your clothes Ii break-check hIs-tOur lie' $iw' duly lri the 

our resullll .'. • From the. Philippines as well as Vletna,m. 

dirtiest rill tto 'ihe~st ~~~, , ':~~l.~~' .~=;ete~~':,.~~t: 

c~te garmen s ... uJ

T~ursday, September 18, 1969 

UPHOLSTERING (0. 

14322 Mack Aye. PltoM VA 2-,NO 

• Custom • 

REUPHOLSTEP.ING & RUrnlNG 

• tree pick up and delivefli 

• select trom hundredl 0/ tme 

fabrics 

• custom made slip COlI". 

• guaranteed • tel"lll& aviUlobZ. 

FREE ESTIMATES - VA 2.'660 

:OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

WATC,H 

REPAIRING 

for all makes 

, .. done on our premises 

with ultrasollic cleaning 

OMEGA & TISSOT 

AuthOlized Agency 

Valente gewelers 

Fine Jewelers Since' 1934 

16~0I E. Warren at Kensington Rd. 

..TU 1.4800 

Summer Sture Hour'll: 9 a:m.-6 p,m" DaD)' 

BORIS. ROMAaNOFF 

One bfthe' countl17'Sgreatpianists'now 

playing nightly except Sunday. in the 

qAFE CAPRICE (lobby level) 

PiS. Plan to stay for dinner in the 

Town Room or Motor Bar Steak House 

and "park FREE. . 

The 

I 

-St. Paul Adds 10 'fa Staff 

Mann~ Promote' 

Leslie Ernsberger 

t 'Marine Private First Class 

Leslie M. Ernsberger, son of 

Mr: and Mrs. Wallace P. Erns. 

. berger of 572. Pemberton road 

and, husband of the. fonner Miss 

Patricia L .. Nibbelink of 1904 

'Shore Hill drivc, Orchard Lake, 

Mich., was meritor:ilusly promoted 

to Private First Class 

upon graduation from recruit 

training at the. Marine Corps 

Recruit Depot" San Diego, Calif. 

His promotion recognized his 

outstanding perfonnance of 

duties during recruit training. 

He has been sent to C~ 

Pendleton, Calif., for four 

weeks of. infantry combat training 

and four weeks of basic 

training in a- military occupa. 

tional specialty. ------ 

A tHappening' at Eastland Center!, 

EAS!LE~~!D!!!2 TRE 

VERNIER 18 MILE RD.l AT BEACONSFIELD 

PHONE: 886-7222 

OPENS WED., SEPT. 17 

NOWI •• , a dramatically beautiful new motion 

picture showplace joins the distinguished 

company of the 78 fine stores and HrYic:eI of 

Eastland Center, one of the finest shopping 

centers in the world I 

Its planners, builders and manlglmtnt hive 

spared nothing to bring togeth. the things 

that movie-goers of today deMrie and want 

from th8 world of entlrtainmtnt. 

Located conveniently at the comer of Vernier 

(8 Mile Roael} and Beaconsfietd right It 

Eastland Center, it i1 a theatre with flCilltla 

designed for today and tomorrow, with the 

acr8$ of paved, lighted Eastlend !*kin, It its 

doorst8p. 

Here, truly, is a theatre to add to the 

leisure.tim8 enjoyment of the mlny filii 

communities in the heart of which It .UlnCht 

,CALENDER OF EVENTS 

GRAND OPENING WEEKI 

wm., SEPT. 17 at 7:00 P.M. 

DOORS OPEN FOR 

"CELEBRITY NIGHT" 

••• st... of TV, rodlo .nd spCrtl wlll 

b. prOHntl On the Icr.lII1, "ME, 

NATALIE." 

THURSDAY, 12,004,00 P.M. 

Gro_ PoInt. ArtIsts' A,,'n. "ART FAIR" 

In tho lobby. whtr. you m.y H. or 

buy works of l•• dlllll ...... rtlili. 

INO ADMISSION CHARGE) 

THURS .• 7,15 P.M. - boxofflcl opens 

for nlll11nv performan_ of "ME, 

NATALIE:' 

FRIDAY. 12:004,00 P.M. 

FLOWER SHOW IN i.OBliY 

_."'.d by AlIlod Fiorino' AII'n. of 

M.uopoll •• n Dl1rolt (NO 

ADMISSION CHARGE) . 

FOIl!.,':45 P.M.-boxoHlc. 0Pen1 for .yo. 

nlll9 Pl'rformlnce .f "ME, NATALIEH 

SATURDAY.10:oo A.M.4:oo P.M. 

OPEN HOUSE FOR KIDS- "ROAD 

RUNNER KARTOON FESTIVAL" 

on tho "INn. Admlulon t_ to 

chllclftn pr_ntlnl tlcketS Obt.l.,.d .t 

Eonlend mllot cont .... 

SAT .. 1:411 P.M. -l:Ioxotfico o~nl fOT 

a".n'nl p.rformlnc'l of "ME, 

NATALII!." 

SUNDAY 1:10 P.M. - boxofflc. 

cpono fot cOfltlnullus IItrformancos of 

"MI!, NAtALIE:' 

, 


Farms Resident Reports Breakin 

Tender, skillet-browned chick. 

en, snow-whipped potatoes, 

green Yegetable, festive red 

cranberry Sallce, hot butte,ed 

bisellits with plenty of honey, 

for dessert-your choice of ice 

creom, sherbet IIr sparkling' 

gelctin. The cost is a moderate 

$2.25 for adlllh, illst $1.25 fo, : 

children. ' 

Sunday Cocktails 

2 P.M. to 10 P.M. 

11560 Harper 

,C"ner EXit 

1,94 

Amerfc;elt . 

. ~1I,1'ftI. 

Diners Club 

Gulf Cord. 

entered the building by insert. 

ing a, wire, or a sma.ll objl;!ct, 

through the rear door leading 

to tbe family room, and tripped 

the lock. 

You are cordially invited 

to comeand view 

oneof America s finest lines of 

carpeting and area rugs 

,'ES 

LE . 

I 

,I 

, 

Page Thirteen 

••- '\-.,.,; .•.•II .',. ~'~.". ';"" 

thieves took a 23.inch portable: 

color television set,. valued at 

$400; and an unknown number 

of articles of clotbing • 

. Ten Dew. faculty members Patricia Morrow received her Burglars took a telev-is-io-n-se-t-Se-p-te-m-be-r 13, through 1:30 a.m. 

bave been added to the stllff of Bachelor of Arts degree from 

St. Paul School for the '69.'70 the Univertity of Detroit. A ma. and clothing from his home, 

S dO" h 

w~~ ::~nd nth:~r~~~ghO:s~eha~ 

~eh~l term. Heading the group 

1$. S~ter M. Ann Dirkes, new 

prmclpal of St. Paul Higb 

~bool. . 

Sister AI!l1 bas ~~ M."'. from 

q 

the 

University of Detroit and 

bas done g 

ra 

d 

Ua 

te ,~u 't'd' 

y a 

t 

,on 

J h 

jor in French, Mrs. Morrow has 

done previous teaching at East 

Detroit. She will be 'teaching 

French and religion at St. 

Paul's. 

Additions to the grade school 

faculty include Sister M. Chris. 

William Kane of 270 Lewiston been ransacked. 

Kane said that on .Iooking 

road, reported to Farms police Police said that the robbers about, he, discovered that the 

on 'Sunday, September 14. ---------------- 

_. 

Kane told officers that the 

family was gone from the hous -e _.____ 

from 6:30 p.m. 

_ 

on Saturday . 

. 

, ' - 

Carroll Unj"-I'.rsity and at the 

University of Oklahoma. A for- tina, Sharon Conroy, Costandi 

mer Grosse Pointe Farms .resi. Howa, Mrs. Theresa Kennedy, e'fffrJ ~ 1& 

dent, Sister Ann has. a special and Carla Porretta. Sister Chris. ~~ 

interest in St. PaUl's. She cOlnes tina, whose educational work • 

to st. Paul High from St. Am. bas been done at Siena Heights 

brose High SchOQl where: she College in Adrian, Michigan, ~ 

taught mathern'atics, science, comes here from St. Edward ~ 

and religiou:; education. Her School in Rockford, Illinois. Sis. 

previous teaching experience ter Christina is in the primary I.~_n tyl 

bas been in Chicago, roledo, department: I la.w.uy. e 

Clcveland, and at Siena Heights Miss Conroy; another member ...... 

College in AdrI~n, Mich. of the primary department, -.." 

Other new members of the holds a B.A. from M i chi g an, _ 

high school faculty inelude State. Although she bas taught DINN~ 

James Conroy, David McDon. at Lillibridge School in Detroit, Iii~- , 

aid, .Sister Marie William, and her most recent teacbing assign- 

Mrs. Patricia Morrow. 101r.Cori. ment was in a government 

ray,. a graduate of Michigan school in Iwakuni, Japan. 

State University with a B.A. in Mr. Howa, teacber of mallie. 

political science, is currently matics in grades five and six, 

workiDgoo a Master's Degree holds a degree from Way n e 

in gui~ance and' ~o~ing at State University. He has pre. 

~be Uruverslty of MIchigan. Dur- viously taught at St. Patrick 

wg the past four summers he School. 

has been a counselor and head 

program director for a chilo Mrs. Kennedy is a graduate of 

dren's borne. He is also active Madonna College, Livonia. Re. 

as a CCD teacher in his home cently she taught at Farrand 

parish. Mr. Conroy, an instruc- School in Plymouth, Mich. Her 

tor in government, foreign pol- curfent assignment is also in 

icy, eoonomics, and religious the primary department. 

edueatlon, taught at Seaholm ". ' , 

High School in Birmingham, Miss Porretta specialized in 

M' hi elementary education at SI. 

IC gan, before coming to St. Norbert .College, DePere, WI'S- 

Paul' High. 

consin. She has taugbt in Wis. 

- • ", ' " \ " .. '. ,..'David McDonald, new iostruc. cousin and Michigan, most reo 

........... t'f71'VI.... . . " .' '. .', . . tor in physics, che~istry, phys, cently at St. Matthew School, 

ir ~ na 3 I_nONS OF SIfAIT IETlROIml"M' ~icS, el\emistry. physical science, Detroit. She is a member of the 

: '.. ..... .':: andU.S. Ips,tory, bas both a B.A-. primary department's'teaching 

: 1: 0 'SS AW' 'N' I.NGS" ~ ,~~ :~ ~~~~i~~:t~~e~:~v~; team; 

• '.:i !15, taking speCIal courses, at 

:' ". Eastern'M!chigan University. 

• AND SIRVICIS AlII •• , . Mr. MeDo:nak.'l has previour,ly . 

: v. . ! taught at Bishop Foley High, at 

: ISlt Our Showroom .it St.. Mary's, MI. Clemens, and, 

... . J sf C II 'It at St. Gertrude,' and has 

... or U _ a _ .It coacbed JV foot':Jall. ' 

: .LO 7~089() i' Si~te~ Marie Willi~m come~ . 

:' .' ", .'_': .'f to~St .Paul High from 'Aquina~ 

... FREE ESDMAn- NO MONEY.DOWN. " i' College, Nasau, in the.B8hama : 

: " JslilDds. She has previous teach. 

... ing 'experience in Dlinois, Mich. 

: 6330E. 'hl" * FuIs * NUS' ~ igan. Ohio, Puerto Rico, and the 

: :.JEFFERSON., $1.11$ ... C8¥lIS _ :. ~ominican .Republic. 

! .All Size\Flags '~"Bann.~~ Efc. iOfS~: a~.~~a,::':.~mM.~I~~: 

ojr , .. gree, has studied at Siena 

: For U.S.• STATE. FRATERNAL. t:HURCHES • SCHOOLS :: Heights College, the University 

.... " It of. J)etroit, the University of 

+lt~*********UUteU**uu*uuuu********. 

........ ~. ¥' .. , ,'r: ,_. , 

.,."" ~NOW WE ~HAVE .c. 

Puerto Rico, Santo 

U~~i1:t ..',~!l,.'B.rq 

.~~~:g~~:.b~~s~uc~ 

Domingo 

.CC!Ueltl'.: 

, : , tion department arid will 

,.. teach religious education. 

alsO 

Mrs. 

.... -'.'f",.Ci~- ~ ~ .. .. ...... .. ~" ~ ..... ...,.... . 

Further investigation. of the. 

incident was referred to ollie .. 

of the Detective Bureau. 

rmdisplay fw your , , 

\ 

GrossePointe-St. Clair Shores 

, viewing in the 

area .•• at 

' ..Etlhllszewski .,.. 

" 

, 

.. 

, 

'. 

. " 

'>.J? C4hfetMt 

776-5:nnOa . 

fIIlnlIoo .. llI,.... 

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Page Fourteen 

FRESH UP YOU~ 

FALL GARDEN 

BLOOMINC 

MUMS 

Grown to 

Grosse Point. 

Quolity 

By 

FLOWERLAND 

GARDENS 

43678 N. GRATIOT 

MT. CLEMENS 

Phone HO 3-0164 

-Little League 

Meeting Slated 

Thursd8Y, September 25, is 

the date scheduled for tbe An. 

nual .Fall Meeting of the City 

of Grosse Pointe Little League. 

On the agenda that evening will 

be the election of officers for 

the coming year plus commit. 

tee reports concerning expan._ 

sion, equipment and finances. 

Keith A. Leibbrand, the 

League's 1969 President, has 

requested that all citizens con. 

cerned with the continued 

growth and successful operation 

of the League plan' on attend. 

ing. The meeting will be held 

at the Alger VFW Post, 17145 

SI. Paul. commencing promptly 

at 8 p.m. 

I 

BELLE ISLE 

AWNING CO. 

WINTERIZE YOUR 

PORCH WITH 

CLEAR PLASTIC 

CUSTOM DROP 

CURTAINS 

_has been 

II.tll . 

;:~iadded to 

III' 

.J~~~. 

I By 

Scori"9 the Pointes - 

- \ 


Airman Apprentice Raymond 

A. S(.effc:;, USN, son of Mr. and 

M1'6. Raymond G. Steffes of 

1726 Hollywood, graduated from' 

the Aviation Mechanical Funda. 

mentals School at the Naval 

Air Technical Training Center, 

Memphis, Tenn. 

. The' 'iliree week course in. 

cluded basic mathematics, c()mmon-aircraft 

hardware, mechanical 

and electrical physics, 

aeronautical publications, and 

the use and application of hand 

tools. 

, -North Harriers 

_Win Two Meets 

PbU Loraager. real upset, by rolling to a well. Grosse' Pointe North High i 

The Pointe high school foot. played 28'.14 win, featuring a School's varsity cross.country 

ball squads opened their 11169 solid running and passing game. team is off to a fast start this 

grid seasons by recording a Head Coach Joe D'Angelo's season. recording two victories 

.500 average over the weekend Cavaliers, \~ho ended up with in its initial meets in the first 

of September 12.15, with three a 2.5 record last year, gave all week of September. 

winners and three 10se1'6as the indications of a winning season Coach Tom Gaurke's runners 

moment of truth arrived at last. in what was considered to be rolled past Bishop Gallagber in 

University-Liggett School got one of their toughest games of a non-league meet, 19-41, as the 

off to a flying start in its sea- the 1969 season. Norsemen finished 1.2.3, led by 

son's opener against Southern Mark Sopoligatossed two 1968 State Two.Mile Champion 

Thumb League member, AI. aeiials for J touchdowns and Rick Schott, who was timed in 

mont, by drubbing the Raiders danced through the Cub de. 10:22. 

in a convincing 22.'1 fashion. fensive team for 19 yards and Bill Rider ran second with a 

time of ]0:41 and Ralph Hoff. 

Led by Quarterback Dale a touchdown in the second man finished in the tbird spot 

MCC8rthy, who was an All. quarter. with a time of 11:04. 

State netter last season, the Joe Bommarito, a fleet, 180. In its first Bi.County League 

Knights rolled up 255 total pound junior, grabbed one pass meet. the Norsemen team 

yards on offense against the for a Si:ore and Chri'l Horvat, gained a victory, when Clinton. 

rugged Raiders, who were able one of the state's finest split dale was forced to forfeit the 

to stop the Knights up the mid. ends, gathered in another scor- meet because of a delay by 

die, but could not stop McCar. ing pass. teachers and coaches in return. 

thy's sweeps around both ends. ing to school due to a salary 

Although they c.ame out on 

In addition to rushing for 98 the short end of a 34-16 score, dispute. ' 

1 yards in 16 carries, McCarthy, the St. Paul Lakers turned in Gau,rke .a}so repo!ted that 

Iwho is normally a halfback, a fine' game for first.year North s )umor varsl.ty cross- 

I 

I 

rompleted 12 of 13 paScies for coach, ~orge Sahadi, who is i c?untry runners whIpped the 

an additional 113 yards. He also operating this season with one ~Isbop G~llagher JVs, captur- 

scored a touchdown and bulled 

his way across the goal for a 

two-point conversion. 

Marty Weiczorek, who reo 

of the smallest squads in the 

school's histofy. - 

PI d b th . . t 

ague y. ,e plDpolD pass. 

mg the fIrst 14 race.s. Sophomore 

~ary !darowskl led the 

way WIth a time of 11:40. 

_ 

Winter Discount on Awninss 

fo r 511'; n g I nsto 110lion "OW ie 

effect, 

,turned a punt 40 yardii for a 

iscore and Chuck Shreve, a 

, ,. . halib k 

tough defenSIve ac ; were Idef enslv 

. e st~ndouts 

~, 

acc.ordl'n" 

" 

t H ad Coach Tom Taber who 

; 0 e 'ior 

ing of St. David signal-caller, 

Mark Morris, the Lakers never. 

theless threw a number of 

scares into their rivals and Len 

MacEachern, a 160-pound sen- 

halfback. shone on offense, 

WALLET ,STOLEN 

Peggy McGillen of 585 Washington 

road, informed Farms 

police that wbile she was watch. 

ing the 51. ,Paul.St. David foot. 

S,ni.., Gross. , .... S.. 

LO 7.2293 7~t • 

Jt3J 

E. JeHenon 

had the Knights in a vengeful 

mood for the encounter with the 

R 

al 

'd 

ers. 

. Ie _... dt d 

George Fm eUl>,ae score 

a touchdown and VIasthe team's 

leading receiver with three 

thrilling the Laker fans by reo tar~ss~am;o~~t~e S~~C:dHi;~ 

turning a kick.off back up the 

m!ddle for 85 yards and a 

School on Sunday, September 

14, she. dropped: her wallet 

score. Len also bulled across through the bleachers. She dis- 

for the other Laker score. 

covered the wallet missing 

Mike Nally, who played a when she went to retrieve it. 

catches for 50 yards. Ralph standout game both ways, also She said it contained eight dol. 

Kulek grabbed three of Mc- received praise from Sabadi. 

Carthy's aerials. for 24 yards, Austin fell to Royal Oak 

including a two.point conver- Shrine in a tough loss in which 

lars, her operator's .license and 

other papers. 

sion, and Don Lenox, one of "both teams were victimized by 

the school's fine~t wrestle.rs, early.season jitters. Austin suI- 

'played an outstandlDg d.e~enslve fering a 16-8 loss. 

game at the ~uard POSItiOn. "We played a good game, if PARENTS- 

. Grosse Pomte ~()rth confumed 

rumors that It plans ~ 

not a winnilig one," said Head 

Coach Larry Rancilio, who Piano-Orgall 

be one of the finest teams m watched in anguish 

the area, when its Norsemen dropped six passes 

as his team 

_ the dif- 

lessons in your home. 

went ~er, through. an~ around 

the gndders of Llvoma-Churc. 

hill, racing to .a 32-12 victo~. 

ference_ in the gaml' between. 

victory and defeat. 

"John Yacobelli, our quar. 

Send. for lilt of retistered 

teochen. ouocietlon, 

Steve 

runner 

Schlel~her, a brwsmg 

for hl.!i 165 pounds, 

ferback, looked real good in his 

passing game, completing 11 of 6003 Eastlawn 

ground 01,lt 12 poin~s for the 

Norsemen b,! slammIng across 

23 tosses, but those dropped 

passCf; really killed us," claim. Detroit, Mich. 48213 

the goal tWlce on.runs of two ed Rancilio. "Spencer Akers 

and one yard8. played a fine game at linebal:k- 

Obviously pleased by his er and I would have to say he 

team's. steady offensive and 

defenSIve game, Head Coach 

was reall~~right 

us all aJ Ill;" 

spot J~r 

. -, 

Jim Krucki lauded the Norse- Austin~'icofe(:(its lone touch. 

men's efforts and said he plans down when.' Pat Kawa tore 

Start The Palh YotIrNew "- 

'Qaaker~l 

~f ?tr:;+~~"",.'~"'-.";,-.;."' ..;":'.' '.:",' .. ::~:~\I'Y: ,••.. 

~ ~ c:iour&e dinne.r.or a ~ mack e e e 

either can be pcepaced easily in a designecWor 

)JOU Quaker MaitP Kitchen. Quaker ~ has 

pat ~;o, back in kitchens ••• and offersyoan 

lovely cabiDet .styles and 38 attractive wood - 

to change little of the squad's through Shrine's line to block 

patterns for their :.lext en. a punt and fell on it in the 

,coilira~P

Thursday, September 18, 1969 

: . Get .~eaded In the righ! direc- I Winning arguments must ,con. 

. tion-It s a waste of time to tain more factual incredlents 

: back up and sq.rt over alain. than sound and bluster. 

SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES 

FOR OVER Va CENTURY 

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'I OF 

TOWNHOUSES 

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Yacht Harbor 

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DIFFERENT 'COIJOR 

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Phone: ,331-0018 

FOOD • ENTERTAINMEN"r .' COCKTAilS 

White or Black 

Enameled Aluminum 

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. DOORS, 

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ALUMINUM SIDING, TRIM AND GunERS 

SCREEN PORCHES 

STORMS fOR STEn WEMENT WINDOWS 

'We Repair Storm.S.h mulScreeru 

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~ews Picks Grid 

" 

..GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

Shortage of Ice Curtails Hockey 

Stars of Week The Grosse Pointe Hockey assigned to a waiting list, to 

Association announced th is contact t/Jem inunediately. The 

week that the inevitable has reason this should be dQne 

As a regular weekly feature, taken place as far as Minor stems ,from the fact that there 

the NEWS will select each .League Hockey registration is could still be several openings 

week during the football season concerned i~ Grosse Pointe- In. ,certain Divisions after all 

.' there were Simply more young- asSIgnments have been madl). 

U1~se membe.rs of the SIX sters wishing to register than During the registration period 

POInte.area grId squads, whose the Association could accom- approximately 100 youngsters 

overall performance in the mod ate. It appears that the requested positions in the newly 

past week's games bas merited number of youngs~rs being ~orme'd ~~t~ League. alone. This 

. . turned away. or beIDg put on IS the DIVISionth8t mclude6 the 

them the tiUe of Offens~ve Sta~ a waiting list may very well eight-year-old and under youngor 

the Week and DefenSIve Star reach into the hundreds, it sters. 

of the Week. These selections was reported. As far as the overall regis. 

are based solely on the NEWS In spite of this extremely un. tration was concerned, over 400 

an81ysis of the individual play' fortunate situation, .broug~~ .on Grosse Pointe ~'oungsters were 

by the lack of publIc artifICIal fortunate enough to be able 

er performances. ice facilities in Grosse Pointe, to sign up for the coming hoc- 

For the weekend' games of the Association strongly urges key season. This total repre- 

September 12.14, which sawall all interested. youngsters who sents the highest number of 

six squads begin the 1969 com. have not registered or been young hockey players ever as. 

petition. the NEWS has selected 

University. Liggett School Quar. 

terback Dale McCarthy as its 

Offensive Star of the Week, and 

Spencer Akers, an Austin"Cath-. 

olle High School linebacker, as 

the Defensive Star of the Week. 

McC"rthy, a six.foot dynamo, 

who captured All.Stiite c8ge 

honors last season for Coacb 

Bob Wood'sbaskeiball team, 

was resPonsible, for 211 or the 

255 total coffensive yards gained 

by the Knights in their 22.7 vic. 

tory over Almont. McCarthy, a 

converted halfback churned for 

98 yards on 16 carries in the 

game aud completed an Bmaz.. 

lrig 12 out of 13 aerials for an 

additional '113 yards.' In additionto 

scoring one touchdown, 

McCirthy continually swept 

both ends for long yardage and 

confused the opponents' defense, 

bringing Coach Tom Taber a 

quick win -in 1969. 

Spencer Akers, a solidly-built 

linebacker, who also doubles as 

LuxuriouSand spacious 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses 

with priv~!e patio facing lagoon or canal. 

RENTALS FROM $450 TO $551) A MONT" 

Visit our,-furnished 'model ot , 

EAST JEFFERSON oOd NINE MILE ROAD 

'(just nOrth of Grosse POinte) - 

• 

S.. Manage, or ' •• 715-3280 

managing aglnts PROCTOR HOMER. WARREN.!-!NCan 

offensive lineman, kept. POP". 

ping' up, all over the field 'likE: 

a jack-ih.the-box cll afternoon in 

Austin's tough 16-8loss to Royal 

Oak Shrine. RespollJible for 

many unassisted tackles, Akers 

was credited by Coach Larry 

Rancilio for helping to keep the 

game close and even drew 

praise from the 0 p po sin g 

---------------------- (:OBchesfor hiJ 

nosed efforts. 

alert and hard. 

THE 

CRAl'¥', 'HORSE 

,SALOON 

,.,..~ 

... .,. GOLD MEDAL AWARD. 

,.~lf ',...ntH to PADDOCK for 

..: Ia1tO excellence in design and construction: 

The NEW S cOngratulates 

both of these fine' yomig men 

011 their selection as Stars or 

tlIe Week. ' , 

Bridge Classes , 

,To Be Offered 

Bridge classes will mce again 

be offered by the Grosse Pointe 

Public Sebwls. ip. their ,Adult 

Edueati6ll.'li'rograt1i,\Mrs, Carrie 

Kiley, whose bridge instruc. 

tion has brouuht a renewed 

enjoyment of 'the game to hundreds 

of Grosse Pointe adults 

, each, year, will be available 

again thisye,1:'. 

Mrs. Kiley has brought Mr. 

Goren's bridge principles into 

cleaf focus for all her satisfied 

students. Teaching classes during 

the day(ighthours as well 

as in the eyening at every level, 

from the rank beginner to the 

sophisticated advanced ttlldent. 

Mrs. Kiley has accumulated a 

vast following of playen who 

are enjoying their bridge more 

now than ever before. 

For cpmplete information on 

how ,ou or your bridge grOup 

may become part or ODe of 

Mrs. Kiley's dUlles, call the 

Department of Community 

Services at 885-3808 or 8&5-0271. 

The fee for the to-week sesSiOD 

is $10. You are advised to call 

III loon as possible to insure 

yourself of a reservatiol\ in one 

of the several dasses now 

being planned. 

The guy who tries to chisel 

in heavy traffic sometimes 

carves his own tolQbstone. 

Drive carefully - lollt time 

ean sometimes be made uP,but 

death is alway. permaDeDt. 

The above pool is typical 

and equipment. 

of PADDOCK'S stress for quality in construction 

Most Gunite Pools are similar in appearance but ONLY PADDOCK builds 

a Combination Gunite Structure. In order to maintain on-the.job control, all 

: 

ril 

structures are installed by PADDOCK personnel 

C.iII .- e••ek 'ObtrtH" 

Miehie''''s most .. peri.need poo' eollfr.etors . 

CUNITE SPECIALISTS o~~~u~~~.t~~~:g' to 

~ 

... 

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;! PADDOCK POOLS ARE SI~VICED IY : 

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,GERMAN SCHOOL I 

Sf. Peter's G.&S. fv. LUtheran (hurth 

Glenfield and Roseb~rry Aves. 

Detroit 48213 

Phone 773-1253 

'Information and registrati?n by telephone 

d~ily 9 to 12 a.m.; in person Saturday, Sept. 

27th, 8 :45 to 11 a.m. 

Courses begin Saturday, Sept. 27th, 9 a.m. 

The elegant/J1 spirited 1970 CmJiOac 

The brilliant new 1970 «adlllac II styled to reftect tt1equality of liIJ In tJMt 

spirited seventies. Its striking new beauty suggests Ihe tempo of 'peopitt 

on the move. Richly tailored appointments wellOme you to a tte'N. eM 0' 

Cadillac tlste and e1egan~ Sparkling pMonnance inYitel')I!I)tf toexpe 

rience' an entirely new dimensioA of motori.,. pI... ure. ... el...... 

The newb' sp/dIJJd 8.2lit1B EIdonJdo . 

The Spiritof lhe !eventles IsIIOWMre rAO'" _d.ftt tha"In" ~ 

19)'0 Eldorado. Behind ilIlI'Ilartlv rlCleSMd Fllle Is a nlW U litre V-8 

engine (500 euble Ind'les), the lars_t V-a ever off.r.d in a production 

passenger car. Created exclusively for the fronl-wheel-driv. Eldorado, 

this new pdw.r plant harbors all. ample reserve to ope rat. the power 

/Y 

! 

sembled under the auspices of 

the Grosse Pointe Hockey Asso. 

ciation. Only' the unfortunate 

lack of public artificial ice facUlties 

limited the number of 

registrations. 

.. .. ~~ ~..... .- - .. " .... 

, In spite of the fact that thill 

critical shortage of public arti. 

ficial ice does exist in Gros~ 

Pointe, the Grosse Pointe Hoc. 

key Association has been fortu- 

nate enough to enter teams 111 

Pag5 Fifteen 

the v.rious Leagues throughout 

the Detroit area. In additiOD, 

House Teams will be fonned 

and will have an opportunity 

to play this winter. 

the. setf-~ding Tufi l1mbrella 

opens and closes in one easy step.' •• 

• 

..... 

new concept by Hamyson umbrellas for f:aSief haAdflACJ. 

Folded. the nylon umbreHa is .~"1ra\:ei si2le Iei'gth. 

Black and tasAion ccbls ...... ~ case. 

aDO 

JaoobSoriS 

In the Villi". 

t!ai:Jillac JnoC!el.,'fOu't .. ~ ..... ft!lrre8 ~ ~.apiriteif 

$t!venlies.You mav II'loose • tte't\J radio lflatJ¥in _out vour.lavori~ 

;t.M, FM or stereo-onlV slalion-The aerial" neally, ~ncealea .. the 

-windshield. This YNf) Cadillac engiMeft kill ,gall' lnIa. -.re t1iat the 

Cadillac ride eontlnues ~ be h ",osl ~Ie I, motoring tiisto~ 

"slits OM "fU.I"~ wft';. 'uxUlf ul'iwhilltyfeldlngllttewl'n

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Page Sixteen 

Grosse Pointe News 

ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. 

. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 

Secood Class Postage Paid at Detroit, MJchigu 

FULLY PAID CIRCULATION 

I 

Memorial Center Schedule 

the beauty of the Pointe, but the project requires yearlong 

observance by all residents to make it really work. 

A trip through the Pointe shopping areas quickly 

shows that some residents are not making much of an 

effort to "Pointe With Pride." Though the local mer. 

chants are doing their best to keep our community dean, 

they need the cooperation of everybody. The greatest I 

offenders of our "beauty laws" are those who insist that 

the proper place ior "throwaways" is wherever they land 

when thrown. 

The NEWS urges all Pointers, young and old alike, 

to get back on the ball by "Pointing with Pride" and 

placing trash in the proper eontainers. 

$ROSSE POINTE NEWS 

Open DaDy 9 a.m•. 9 p.m. (Ticket Office Closed Sunday) 

* AU J'lemorlal sponsored activities open to tile 

Grosse Pointe public. Hospit.!ll eqwpment available f,r I 

free loan: crutches, wheel chairs, beating lamps and I 

P.l, t. 

.What Goes. On 

at 

Yo••r ~ihrar,. 

BJ Vlr,mq Leo~ 

hospital beds. Engulfed in a~ea of porno- could have been ground.out as 

GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LENDING graphic, sophisticated, off.beat fast as they were,' when some 

LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on duty Tuesday, Wednes. fiction that now surrounds us, of the sub-plots could have 

day, Thursday, 10 a.m.' 4 p.m. Volunte~r consultant on do any of us remember the been eliminated, enlarged and 

duty Friday, 2.4 p.m. good old "series" books, writ. lJlade into complete books by 

, ten for children and ;young themselves. 

Thursda)', September 18 adults? I F:orexample, in LUKE WAL.! 

ROBERTB. EDGAR EDITORand GENERALMANAGER.10:00 

a.m. Brame Transcription Class-Mrs. John Mc- In 1966 RC'~erGaris wrote a TON,.o~ hero rescues ~ would. 

WILLIAMADAMO......... ADVERTISINGMANAGER 

Namara, instructor book entitled MY FATHER be sUIcide~om. drowmng, and 

JAm:T MUELLER FEATUREPAGE, SOCIETY 

JAMESJ. NJAIM , NEWS 

11:00 a.m. Welcome Wagon of Gr.osse Pointe & Harper WAS UNCLE WIGGILY. in learns the Identity of the man 

PEPPER wmTELAW._ _.........................NEWS 

W d t nl (the whokept 8 large sum of money 

00 ~. \ . . which he tells no 0 r 0 't. for himself~money which real. 

• 1:00 p.m. "FulfIllIng Your PotentIal" Dr. John E. Hos. UNCbLEh~'1Gf,GthILY s(:rt~er~;r~nIy belonged to Luke's fllther, 

i~~ ;~~1N~~~ ::.:::., :::.::::.:.::::::::::.:::::.:.:: 

..~~:~ k. I t t ten y IS a er 0 ., dd 

m, ns ruc or. 910) b t f the other series (the father dymg of a su en 

LILLIANKARR _ , ,." ADVERTISJNG 

Series of 6 seminars :including testing- .~ut outuby 

MARYLORIMER................ ADVERTISL'i'G 

GWENDOLYNSYKE ADVERTISING 

JOHNMacKEN2JE _ BUSINESS 

JOANNE EASON , , ACCOUNTS 

ONNELLEEKOENIG ,CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING 

ALBERTAWILKE CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING 

BETTYHAUGHT,..... CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING 

MARIEKREL~ER CIRCULATION 

0 a syndicate. many heart atta~k be~ore~,could get 

$42.50 Iwritten by Garis. his wife and t ~e moneyto ~ Wifeand fam. 

* 3:30 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor even his two children. I refer l1y). These mneteenth cent~y 

* 8:00 p.m. ~~ulpture Demons~ration by. Ferenc Varga. to suc~ ;~ltkno;"I~;s a~6';; ~Yh:f;i~~, ~~pf~w~~~~~~~u:u~ 

Flee to Grosse Pomte .Public. BOB . Ad' THE X to be wealthy or inIJuenti81and 

8:00 p.m. Men's Garden Club of Grosse Pointe. . ~~~~ B~.?s~1 an ,. .ta.ke their saviors under iheir I 

Friday, September 19 N I'd lik to go back just: wings. I 

* 3:30 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Coope., Instructor Ia b~t further~ to the. HoratioI In FR~NK HYNTER'S PE. I 

• 6:00 p.m. Reception Honoring New Teachers - co. Alger books. Recently 1 un- RIL we f~d a. villam, poor but 

W,.th 0 U t'B lessi.n9 S sponsored with Adult. Ski Club, ,Grosse earthed a half-dozencopies of represen!mg hImself as a man 

Over a century of seroice. 

The Wm.R.lIamilton C'o. 

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 

Since 1855 

WILLIAM R. HAMILTON II DAVID M. HAMILTON 

CLARENCE E. OrrEll 

CHAPELS 

DETROIT 3975 CASS AVENUE 

BIRMINGHAM 820 EAST MAPLE 

•. TE 1.2712 

. .•.' MI 4-6000 

Wlta/~ 

* 

Thursday, September '$.1969, 

.. 

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on 

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By Sibyl 

Continuing •.. with our alphabetical sketche~ of 

shops and servic~s which make Ke.t:cheval o~.the- 

Hill of distinction . . . Angel's, 115' Kercheval, the" 

perfect shop for the woman with style and flair Imt 

with an eye on her pocketbook. The moment one 

walks in one knows that from its wonderfully 

versatile collectiqp of sport attire to elegant dressy 

gowns, there will be just the-cright, outfit for you. 

Angers, famous for its shop on Mackinac Island, 

brings the same quality and fashion, sense to its 

store On.the.Hill. For a treat,"stop in and browse 

through Angel's selection' of beautiful clothes and 

swinging accessories. 

* * * 

From The Fabled Land .'. . of 

Kashmir ."has come a fabulous ~ 

collection of beautifully designed, 

hand painted, lacquered pic. .". 

tureframes, lighters, ovaL and lilt, lau»fJm ' 

the very new square boxes. The ""-~T 

colors are glorious. Se~ them 

ensembl~d at The League Shop. 

.. *' * 

A String Around Your. F'inge.r ... will re.mind you 

th ..t the ten percent dIscount sale on personalized 

q1l1stIi:las cards. at Virginia Williams, 79.Kercheval, 

concludes 

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. .1 

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l Pointe Theatre and The "Group" $2 50 for th which I'd never read be. of ~onslderable means, per. 

.. ese . d' ht suadmg Frank's mother to 

This is the. time of year whe.n ,"e. say goodbye to members of sponsoring organization fore. and had a .slmnlydeh!! d- marry him (sbe has some 

you young men and women who are leaving 

• 

for college. 

7'30 

. p.m. 

P' 

.atncla 

. 

~an 

D 

en 

B 

.ran 

d 

en. 

T 

errance 

S 

u 

II" 

I. ing 

Iul time 

all about 

"escaplDg" 

the rags-to-riches. 

an rea. 

money). The~ the 

'.. 

next step IS 

Some of you who attend institutions close by will be ' van Weddmg ReceptIon povertv.to.successlitol"iesabout to. do aw~y w~thFran~so 9Jere Famila For The Fatnily ... fIYm Hamlin's. A,mar. 

back with us often; others will not return until the 8:00 p.m. Remoc Investment Club. very dese'rving boys, always Willbe ~o heIr. How IS th!S at. vel~usly ta~ty. and nouri~h~~g ~ereal, imported from 

Thanksgiving or Christmas vacation periods.. Sjlturday, September 20 about 15 or 16 years of alte. te~pted. We take a trIP, to . SWltzerl;md"ls now, awaItmg you on the shop's 

If • 9:30 a.m. BaHet-Mary Ellen Cooper Instructor If 

your .powers of perception were abn9rmally keen, .' 

you need 

.t 

to relax and l!et SWltzerl~nd where a conf~. 

11 t Y erate pushes poor; unsuspecting ,shelves. Marvel,Qus for the co~ngchilly morning , 

YOUcould fmd, tucked away'.I'n .th'at outrageous assort- * 9:30 a.m. Barn Shop opening away from 1 a , t'.Yone. .011 Fra-Ll ff' ll'ff a'd . -breakfasts, FainU!l contains oat flakes, apple flakes, 

. \ . don't ever have to worry abol't lJA' 0 • a c. n assu~es_ 

ment of luggage and duffle which is always affected by 10:30 a.m. D~tr~lt School SOCIal Workers Association theendin,g-the hero will aI- he has, killed.blm ~ut.,..no.:- . wheat, rye, dried .raisins, sugar, honey, crushed 

the co~lege crowd, thin.gs other ~han. the equally absurd Meetmg & Luncheon ways overcome. We are dealing ?wlth Hora.tio almonds and wheat germ. Delicious! . 

collection of personal Items WhIch go everywhere. with 1:30 p.m. Joan Neimas.John Herlitz h ( uJ. 'th . ti, Alger, reme~ber. Frank falls 

* .... 

Y ld ill" T e arm a, WI Varla?nS, on a convenIent ledge cush. 

you: ou wou see a m IOn tmy, unuttered thoughts 7:00 p.m. Jeanne' Gilbert.Duane Strobl Wedding Re. is always the same. There IS a ioned with nice while soit snow 

~its of advice which we never quite. got around to pass~ ception boy named Luke Walton, Ben he is found by Swi~s peasants: 

mg on to you. There would be a trunk full Of fervent Baker Tom Brace FrMl1{ 

wishes and bright hopes, a generous sprinkling of * 7:30 p.m. Duplicatf! Bridge - Mrs. Marvin Bourget, Hunte~ etc Always' a Ito()(l of course Frankca~ ~Pea.k 

, Director . '. . . French (!) 

prayers, and those myriad stains would be the remnants . . clean. ~'lmnle name. Yon al. established 

so 

be 

commuDlcationIS 

is rescUed even- 

the end of September. So stop in and 

of tears, dropped mostly by the mothers of the young. .. Sunday, September 21 readv know' he~s the. "!!ood tually returns home hi~ step. take advantage of the savings on handsome cards. 

sterswho are leaving home for the first time. 10:30 a.m. Umty Center of Truth--Church & Sunday j:(UY."He uSllalI~hasa wldowpd fllther is unmasked 'as 'a bi!!a. TUxedo 1-3680. ' 

So much of us goes with you, it is just as well you School I mother.:_somehm~s she sews mist with the aid of a: rich 

do n,ot know. Accepted with the seriousness with which * 3:00 p.m. Beginning & Advanced Karate-Sang Kyu for ~ I1vlDg,somebme~sbe has friend whom lorank had, made 

Perfect . . . to be 'built into ~ paneled wall'. . . a 

It 

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!Ssent, 

. 

It 

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woul 

d 

constitute a burden that young people 

' Shim 

,. 

Director a 

scoundrelIStrYlDj:( 

bIt of .money (which 

to take 

some 

aw~y book 

while 

Frank 

abroad. 

"is-prospering 

At the end of 

h's 

the' 

!arge paii'of handsome French 'trophy wood. carv- 

should not be called lIPon to carry. ,~ondar, September 22 from her). ~he "~ad guy" iSa goodjob, and ill on the ~et;e mgs atDenler,77 KerchevaL Carved in low relief, 

It !s an unchanging law of life; that .the' younger *10:00 a.m. Cancer Center Workshop the one who IStrYlDgto .marry nf marI'yin2 a rich girl whom they're a magnifioent sight to behold. 

generatIons grow constantly further away from their 10:00 a.m. Welcome Wagon her for her. money or IS one .he met in Europe. So you see, 

parents. And it is, for us, a satf'truism that just the 100 . who has bilked her out of virtue and good clean living 

I 

reverse holds with the oldsters., Our interests turn in- : 0 a.m. WeIght Watchers of Eastern Mich., Inc. money wbich should rl~htfllllv are always rewarded 

A Special ... from Dorothy Gray ... awaits you at 

ward and focus sharper with every'passing year on .the *12:00 noon Duplicate Bridge-Mrs Marvin Bourget Di. be hers (many times she is not Th. t I . hi"ch th Trail ApQthecary at 121 Kercheval. The large size 

.' redor ' . , . even aware she has it coming booke . s ye.ttlD .w Is 

events which make up the lives of our children llnd . 

,ese 

to her,) . 5 15 wrl en IS a 0 a de.. Jars of her Dry~Skin Cleanser and her Salon Cold 

we would have it no other way. 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pomte-Luncheon Stith th I1ght. "Frank Hunter was Cream,. which .normally sell for $5.50 eadi,. are on 

. , & Meeting , " . ~me mes ere are 0 er stretcbed on the lawn in .'a sale for $3.59. 

Advice'is easy, and there are so many things we * '3'30 B' II t M I ' ' slbh~gs, bUt the ~ero stands careless posture."." 'Accept 

think we could and should have told 'you, to make things .' : p.m. , a e - ary E len COOPl;!J'! },nstructor ?ut m such bold relief that, one my warmest tbanks oun eneasier. 

Looking back, we are s,o prone to think of these • 6:00 p.m. Astrology' I-Chest~r Garsl~y}.:~structor '., IS . hardly awar~ of them. t1eman ... .forydU~k~:ess 

years through which you are no\\' passing, apainJess • 7.00 p.m.El~menta11: ~ducatlOn 531~ if. • • AI1l.on~pte her9;s,conte.mpo- to. my little son!' '~,":'It. was; 

period of enchantment and frivolity. Time, is a great 7:00 p.m. FlIght Tramm.g .Ground;-School - W. E. r8rlf;lS,there,.9reaJe~.frJen~s only a trine, sir,' said our hero, 

eraser and most of us have forgotten that all things 'are Coche & Conme Earl, Itlstructor~ and many sPltefuleneml.es who modestly." .. 'I perceive, sir, 

relative; that the troubles of youth, though they may 7:30 p.m. 9600 Air Force Reserve'. ' sneet' at .our ~rot.agomst be- that you are not accustomed to 

~;e:;.~~~g~~stt~e~~~~gbi~~~:: ~~t::etfa:ki:~o; .,l£ ~:.~~~t~~~~~~gf,~~~:::Sjl:~~~rog;~e~ ,~~:~~~U~~~j£i.r:, ~:1~~,~i;i;~.~7,~:.na;c::: 

understanding, we ask YOtU;forgiveness. . , ' for 10 lessons. ..' all the quab~es attribu~ to a' his p~eiI5alitface blc'"~mestern 

The shyness of youth, if'suclf a thiilg still 'exist!l, is .'. ", Tuesday, September 23 lIoYSl:~ut ,!lt~out seemm.!!the ,inits expressiOli/They(i.e. his 

surely equ~lled bX the ~hyness of .a~t ,who i~,afraid,. 9:30 a.m, Beginning Oil Painting-nay Fleming, In.' deut!jblt. pngglsbl' fe..mJn!ne or family) bad indeed been c~elly 

to bare hIS soul10 hiS own chIldren lest be 'appear strurtor . concete.d. By ,C.ontrllst, the wronged. The large sum of 

weak, or in fear that he may embarrass the youngster *10:00 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital- en~~y IS lazy, shiftless, weak, which they had been defrauded 

with a display of maudlin sentiment.. In removed reo Workshop, . whmmg and mea~.. and uSllaIly would have insl!red them compose, 

1't appears. t0 us th at a grea t d'eaI mOre ' 0f thO IS *10'00 . a.m. Y. oga- Mrs. Norma 'C hefi, . S' RF, .' Instructor .' such bears as some CIarencePlantai!el!et unbehevable name fort and. ty saved .. them from many 

interchange of inner feeling would be a healthy and .12:00 noon Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe....,.. Waltonor Percy Van Dyke!' anSoant~le. .. . 

highly satisfying experience. . Luncheon .. I ose of you w"o are tired 

* 1'00 L'f P' t' R Fl . I t t All of these books march of teday's outer fiction and the 

We wish we had not hesitated to tell you how proud : p.m. ~e .am mg- ay emm~, ns ~c or.. along with the most amazing c;omplex cares of todaY,try 

of you we are, and wliat tremendous boons you have 6.30 p.m. Kiw~ms Club of Grosse Pomte-Dmner ~ series of coincidences a.nd mi- going back to Horatio Alger. 

granted us through your accomplishments. We are sorry Meetmg., nor piots. It is simply'astound. Everything turns out justly and 

about the beratings we felt at the time were merited, • 7:00p.m. Educational Psychology 5748 ing to me how these books rightly! 

and we wonder fearfully whethel' they were harmful or 7:00 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Marvin Bourget, --~-----------~_~ _ 

helpful . . Director , \ 1Y. T . h B.' H.' d 

We are so mindful of our own first daysjn college, • 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Ches~ Club 'ieW.. eac ers elllg onore 

an.!. of lI't.tle 'l'ncI-dents and soul-shaki.ng ex.pen,'ences, • 7:00 p.m.. Life & Still Ufe-:-Ray Fleming, Instru.ctor . A 'ti b" . 

l' 7'30 W . ht .W t h "f E' t M.' h' I .: . ~ .. recep on onormg new canapes and punch will iJeservo 

which foIIow'ed in Quick succession through all those . p.m.. e.lg . a ~ ers 0, as ern IC l~an, ne-.-"tea.chersin the Grosse Pointe ed in the Great Hall cif Alger 

wonderful years. We are going through them again 8:00 p.m. UmversIty-LIggett School Reception for .are8 will be held at the War House. This traditional gather~ 

with you now, and hoping that something we have, im. Faculty.' . . MemorialCeD"tertomorrow eve. ing at the Center has proved to 

parted is helpingyou,.either to get the utmost enjoyment ' Wednesday September 24 ning, Fri~ay, September 19, at be an excellentway to form new 

or the least sorrow out of them a,sthey come along. * 9',30 P rt 't p'. t'. . J M" 'I' I Ii o'clock. Onhand to greet the friendships' while welcoming 

a.m. 0 ral am mg- oe amsca co, nstruc.:; newcomers will be members of new members to the commun- 

College is such an immense hodge-podge of oppor- tor . . .... the Grosse Pointe The8tre, the ity. 

tunities and pitfalls, with so many doors that should be 10:00 a.m. Chr:st Ch~ld Soc!ety-Pre. Sale. ~ ,~rosse Po~te Ski Club and The new teachers are honored 

opened and entered, and so many others that should 10:30 a.m. Christ ChIld Society Meetmg The Group . guests of the Center. A charge 

remain closed; so many roads that should be explored, 11:0 a.m. Senior Men's Club ,of Grosse Pointe"-Crib- .. There wIDbe music for danc-lof $2.5Q will be made for other 

and endless turns that should never be taken. Now, bage . , ing or listening pleasure. Hot guests. 

infinitely more thanevetbefore, you are going tollllve 12:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Traffic & Safety-Meeting & ------------------ _ 

to rely on your own judgment. But we want you to . Luncheon 

know that if .you err, and if help is needed, we want to 12:30 p.m. G,.osse Pointe Woman's Club - Sewing 

be given the first chance~o p~oyide the help., Group 

TIJere is. so much said about our. "future citizens," ~12:30 p.m. Senior Ladies Club-Tea & Cards 

U',e "leaders of tomorrow," the "hope of the world," that • 3:30 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor 

we trust you will pardon us for mentioning these old • 4:00 p.m. Basic Figure Drawing for Senior Highcliches. 

We like to remember the co!Iege president who Robert Rathbun, Instructor 

told the entering freshman class: "If by the time you • 7:00 p.m. Sociology 506 

have been graduated' from here you have learned how 7:00 p.m. Continental Aviation Duplicate Bridge 

to educate yourselves and can use a library intelligently, • 7:30 p.m. Water Color-Donald Schrom, Instructor 

we shall consider that we have done a good job." 7:30 p.m. Detroit Cribba~e 

These years are but preparatory ones for the many, • 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor 

many which lie ahead, each pregnant with possibilities • 8:00 p.m. Beginning Yoga-Charles Friday, SRF, In. 

for broadening your education. The 'truly wise man is structor 

the one who continues to learn every day of his life, • 8:30 p.m. Candlelight Concert by the Baroque Ensemwho 

is always honest enough to ad.mit he does not know ble-$3. 

the answer, but then makes a point of finding out. Thursday, September 25 

Your education has to do nOt only with classrooms *10:00 a.m. Braille Transcription-Mrs. John McNama. 

and textbooks ~nd lecture ~alls, but with mixing with ra, Instructor 

your fellow students :md faculty members, both socially - 1:00 p.m. "FulfilliM Your Potential"--Dr. John Hosand 

intellectually. Understanding is an attitude to be kins, Instructor 

devoutly cultivate d.- 3:30 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooner. In~tructor 

Let religion be a large' part. of your lives and be • 4:30 p.m. Ballroom Dancing for .e-ra51es5 & 6-Mr. 

thankful that there is a noticeable surge today in the & Mrs. Ted Forrest, Instructors. $20 {or 10 

movement back to the Greatest Teacher. There will be lessons and Christmas Party 

many times when you fInd yourselves in need of His • 6:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Adult Ski Club Opener at 

instruction and you will find it helpful to be on close 7 30 SGtrohausp. tN' t. S . t 

terms with ljim. • : p.m. rosse o~n e ~mlsma IC ()'~l~Y 

These are the golden years and yours ;s the privilege 8.00 p.m. ~rosse Pomte Cmema Le~gue Adventures 

h '11 If h hId lk 'om Canada" Arthur Hutchmgs. 

to make t eJ}1what YOU,WI. ~e ave e pe you wa • 8 & 9 p.m. Thursday Nnght Dance Club-Mr. & Mrs. 

across the tn~eshold WIth ~onfIdence, we are grateful. Ted Fcrrest, Instructors. 10 lessons $25 per 

If we have faded you, forgIve us, . couple $15 single 

Repnnted by Request ,. 

let's Stop Littering 

Although a number of bills aimed 'at helping to 

regulate the manufacture, distribution and disposal of 

the now.popular "throwaway" bottles and paper cartons 

are now pending before the State Legislature, it should 

not require a law to convince rersons that the sensel~ss 

scattering of such items, as we! as other forms of d~brls, 

not only mars the natural beauty of the Pointe, but It can 

also pose a health hazard. , 

"Pointe With Pride"-an JIlghly-effective spring. 

time elean-up campaign conducted annually by t~e 

Grosse Pointe Women's Club-has done much to retam 

" - I , 

" 

, BeS1!re anH M~ke.A point, .... 

"'of stopping in at :Margatet Rice 

",~today, ~~pt~ln~r ..1~,.Ol, t01JlOr~ 

row, September 19, to See and. 

admire the handsome Burke 

- Amey Collection. Ins the last in 

.,!"Ilq'g.~fl!~ce'!.,~o~~Jlho~:: 

mgS'.'IOr tne Fall seasom We're' 

sure, ,ou'll agree. it war; worth 

seeing. . 

.. 

,. ..... 

•.. '." 

A One of a Kind . .. kind of lighter it The 

Card Rack, 93 Kercheval. Called a "dispoz-a-lite," 

tbe lighter features. a disposable container of bu. 

tane~uel which fits inside a circular, three"inch, 

gold filigree case. After you've received at least a 

thousand lights from the, butaQe container, throw 

it away and replace it for just $1.49. The fabulous 

lighter, which sell complete for only $12, features 

an adjustable flame and automatic shut.off. 

'" . ... 

It's'SttUGreat ... ,saletng at' the 

Mermaid. The terrific half-price. _ SICN-_ I'1ERI1~IJ)~ 

sale of magnificent items, which ~ -.c iJ4 

includes summer merchandise, : 

is continuing. Stop in and'see 

what wonderful buys they are. 

'" • * 

The Bronze Door . . . 123. Kercheval; is working 

hard to bring you the finest food and service. Reservations 

will be taken Monday through Thursday. 

However, guests mu:;t ,be seated by. 7:30 p.m. On 

Friday all.d Saturday,. due to limited seating capa. 

city, the Bronze Door can only receive reservations 

for guests wh.o'll be seated no' later than' seven. 

Guests arriving later, will be seated on a "walk.in" 

ba~s ... 886-1932. 

'" * 

Mister Sheridan-Books . . . 81 Kercheval, announces 

a sale to end sales. A forty percent reduction 

in complete seIction of books and objets d'art. 

fiction to all kinds of "how to" books. Fabulofts! 

The collection of books includes everything from 

FLOWER, 

~ •••••••••••••• m •• 

I .Fresh Cut I 

: SWEETHEART : 

: ROSES : 

'1 I I 

I fromwith Thursday couponon- I WHILE THEY LAST 

I 

I 

I 1000 on hand . doz. I 

ALL EVERGREENS 6' SHRUBS V2 PRICE 

Allemon Florist 

on E. Warren, 

17931Ell" W"ren TU4.6120 

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Thursday. September 18. 1969 

WOM.M'S 

From Another Pointe 

of.View 

.Short and T~ I 

The Pointe 

By Janet Mueller 

Fa~s FIREMAN and MRS. I 

.• ". . . 

DecIsIons, declSlons 

weeks away and STILL 

.•• Here's 

no solution 

. 

October 9 Just three 

to the lecture dilem- 

'JAMES MAUCK, of Cedargrove, 

Detroit, announce the birth of 

their fourth child a son DAVID 

PAUL, September Ii. Mrs. 

ma • • • '. Mauk is the former SANDRA 

" 

D 

. ..o;.ve 

"t" 

cu 

th d 

e en. 

f M t M d' 

~. argar~. ea" s 

t 1k 

a on 

KAY 

MRS. 

MEYERS, 

LUCILLE 

daughter 

MYERS, 

of 

of 

Llmlta.tlOns ,and Responsl~Ilit¥ of Pr1V1lege ~nd race C I i n ton Township. Paternal 

from LIggett s Kresge Audltonum to the Esqull'e The- grandparents are City P.olice 

atre, arriving in time for Barbara Walter!l' opening re- SERGEANT and MRS. FOS. 

marks on "The Worl4's Most Appealing Woman?" TER MAUCK, of st. Clair ave. 

Do we miss the beginning o~ Miss Walters' program nue. '. • • 

in favor of the end of Dr. Mead's? Do we miss Miss .MR. and MRS. WILLIAM C. 

Walters completely? , .. Or Dr. Mead? . . • BLOESING, JR., vf Grandville, 

Well, thank heavens, this is the ONLY time the 1969 anilounce the birth of their fir!'L 

Liggett School Lect~re Series and the 1969~70 GroS&e child, a daughter, ERIN KATH- 


Mrs. J.ohn A. Wheeler 

MARY ELISABETH WALKER became the bride 

of Mr. Wheeler Saturday, September 13, in Christ 

Church, Grosse Pointe. Parents of the couple are the 

Donald Albert Walkers, of University place, and the 

Alfred Howe Wheelers, of Oakland, Me. ' 

Pointe Celellrity Series, snonsored by tQe Hospital's As- RYN, September 13. Mrs. Bloe. trans'portation and land use ICOE, JR., of Beaconsfield 

1.' '} th I smg is the former KATHY study for tJie Master Plan of avenue, announce the birth of a 

sistance League, conflict So we've on y e one ecture STRIPLIN, ,daugbter of DR. Belgrade. The project will be daughter, MONICA DEE, Sep. 

decision to make. • • . and MRS. ~ORDON STRIPLIN, under the direction of Dr..JACK tember 15. Mrs. Coe is the for. 

• '" '" of Grandville. Paternal grand .. C. FISHER, of Oxford road, as- mer CELESTE JANE LORAN. 

There are still, we understand, .8 few tiekets left parents are MR. AND MRS. sociate director of the; WSU GER, daughter of MRS. GUY 

for. both programs. Liggett's, at $6 for three lectures, ~AM C. BLOESING, of Center for Urban Studies and LO~GER, of Moross road. 

~ay be ordered by writing' the. School,' 850 BriarCliff Littlestone road. director of the American-Yugo. Patet:Dal graI\dparl'.nts are MR. 

drive, and enclosing a cheek payable to the Liggett • * • slav Project in Regional and AND MRS. MICHAEL COE, of 

Lecture Series. MR. and MRS. CHARLES Urban Planning Studies, and Roseville. 

. LOEHER, of Broomall, Pa., an. will extend to September, 1970. • • • 

Dr. WiUiam B. Boyd and Dr. Robert J. Gaukler wij1 nounce the birth of a daughter, • _. • Observing.their Golden Wed: 

appear october 30 and November 11 respectively. The BARBARA MARY, September Members of the Allied Arts ding Anniversary with a dinner 

Liggett Lectures begtn at lO.o'clQCk. 8. Mrs Loeher is the ror!Der Committee planning the' ninth reception ~.t the London House 

'.Co:-chairmen of theprojeet are- Mrs. Williar:.l C. Os. BETTY BENDER BROWN... annuar Allied Arts Festival co- East Sunday, September 14, 

born and Mrs. Russell Noble. Mrs. Thomas Swantek is daugbter .of MR. and MRS. sponsored by the Detioit Cbap- were MR. and MRS. FRANK 

ticket ehairman, Mrs. James M. Pierce, Jr., is publielty ~ FREDERICK BROWN, of ter of the American Institute of FAUSNOE, of Wayburn road. 

chainnan and Mrs. Dwight Nelson and Mrs. Gerald Wet-Merriweather road. Paternal Architects. and the University of The Fausones were joined by 

grandparents are MR. and MRS. Detroit include Pointers JER- their son.in.law and daughter, 

. zel are mailing chairmen. CHARLES LOEHER of Anne OMECHIRCO, committee vice. MR. and MRS. ERVIN A, 

'I'icket sellers include the Mesdames William Kling. drive. Icbairinan, . and MICHELANGE, STEINER, JR., their son and 

bell, William Carron, Theodore Hodge!!, Henry Hopkes" * • • LO BALDERI, AlA,,' J:OHN daughter-in.law, MR. and MRS. 

James Howard, William Delbridge, J. J. Jennings, Cabel At the Mother-Daughter STEVENS; AlA, and ROBERT BRUCE FAUSONE, their seven 

Morris, Frank Icabell; Ralph Robinson, John Standish Award Tea held yesterday, TOBIN, AlA. The Festival, to grandchildren and. nUlIlErous 

and Riehard Marr, September 17, in the Cottage be presented Saturday, Selltem- friends and,re1atives, including 

. Ap~:~inrlg 

.. _'on a precious' 

I iN I e Jruitwood 

mini-box forafter~.five 

fun and 

frivolity ! 

, I 

* '" -.. ",,'i, 

after MissWalt~rs'onthe;Cele"6rity Serl~S 

rostrutjf~reBob Considine November- 13, Valerie of 

Balmain January 8, E. H. Cookridge February 12 and Se. 

bastian 9fpot;~arch 

. Eacn.J.:1,o'Clock 

12. 

lecture 

" ' ".",' 

is follow.ed.by 

. c', ' 

a sub::!:ription 

' 

'Celebrity Luncheon at the Old Place right next door to 

the Esquire. ' , 

Ticket chairman and co-chairman Mrs. Clayton 

Alandt, TUxedo 1-8504, and Mrs. Gabriel O'Connor, 881- 

(Contioned llit Pa ge~~) 

SIt's tn 

the 

8tars 

... All signs are right for the future of fashion fun 

and fantasy! Find your own. si~ in Enid Colli~' Fall 

Zodiac Collection of CollinSlana---on a frUitwood 

stained box handled with Black Cowhide, gaily decorated 

with' make. believe jewels. 

both!l~l~ 

3 Kercheval Ave., at Fisher Road , 

Punch and Judll Black I 

TU 1.1505 

HospitaINurses' residence in 'ber2Q, in the former:A!fr~J. some frOIn,Chicli'go, Ill., and 

Ridge road to honor the Future Fisher residence in 'Balmonl Calumet, Mich .. 1,Jrs; Fausone 

Nurses who trained and assisted drive. Detroit,. owned' now by was CECELIA.O'BRIEN before 

at Cottage during the SIXDIDerthe U. of D., will feature a dis- her marriage to Frank Fausone 

months special awards were play of works of outstanding in Call1lI!et; the ~ausones ca~e 

presented to JANET GRANT Michigan Artists. ~elirtists. to DetrOIt ontheJr wedding triP 

tor 78'12 houra of service, E~ wUl~' ~,~ _dl&_t;U~.~~eir.&Pod myed ,to make Grosae 

LEN BA:'TES for" 61l'hlioursIriediaWith'tbe''Iitchltects. Titk J PnInte their permanent home. 

and "CHRIS VERMUELIN for ets for 'the affair, including buf. A special mass was celebrated 

69..lIZhours.' .Also honored were fetsupper-, are $10pel';perRon~, st. Ambrose Church .in the 

.former FutUre Nurses JOYCE and reservations may be made anniversary couple's. honor ..' 

zUMuCKI and ANN SCHIM' by calling'the AlA 0!Iice, 965- .• * * 

MEL. who 'helpedorganue the 4100. 'Northern Illinois University, 

new:girlsthis summer'. The 48 • • • DeKalb, Ill., ,has conferred. the 

Pointe area high school girls MR. and MRS. MICHAEL Do

l.; 

, 

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Page Eighte... 

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, Pointe Ladies Helping Plan OC:+ober 18 Dinner-Dance 

at Grosse Pointe Yacht C~b Honoring 

Mme, Jacques Revilon 

The Women's Board of Northwood Institute in association 

with Revillon of Saks Fifth Avenue will honor 

Mme. Jacques Revillon at a dinner dance -Saturday, 

October 19, at the Grosse Pointe Y~cht Club. HighlilZht 

of the eVE:ning \Yill be a fashion show of the Revillon 

Fur Collection for fall designed by Fernando Sanchez 

who will come from Paris to present his newest costumes. 

I 

The showing is entitled porting independent college. 

IfA Parisienne Fantasy in The school. is non.secta~ian 

Furs." Chairman of the and co.educatIonal and cum cu. 

.. _ -._ .._- .-.- _'--- _ .., --..._..-. ..... 

event is Mrs James J Phe- 

'd' '. 

lan, Jr. Ile~ 

mg the socIal 

commIttee IS Mrs. Robert 

VanderKloot. 

lu~s arc concentrated on spe~. 

lalized two.year programs m 

management and business.re. 

lated subjects with liberal and 

fine arts supplements and a 

Working with them will be four.year business management 

Pointers Mrs. Harry M. Sisson, program. 

Mrs. Emmet Tracey, Mrs. Fred The Midland campus _enrolls 

Cody, Mrs. Cl1arles A, Dean, approximately 1,000 students, 

Jr., Mrs. Oscar Olson and Mist nearly half of them from the 

Constance Wagner. Detroit area. Other Northwood 

Approximately 200 couples campuses at West Baden, Ind., 

are expected to attend the af. and C~dar Hill, Tex., .e~roll 

tair including 'persons from De- 

. troit, Midland, Saginaw, Bay 

Gity, Flint. Indiana and Texas 

in addition to otber friends of 

Ule college from other parts of 

the state and from out.Of.state. 

~eservatioDs will be accepted 

until October 10. 

approximately 600 additional 

students. 

The school operates exten. 

sIan services in South Amedca 

and conducts training for bus. 

iness and industry in many 

'cities in this country. 

\ 

The 1969 Liggett School Lecture Series 

opens ThUl'Sday, October 9, with an. 

thropo]ogist Dr. Margaret Mead discuss. 

ing "Limitations and Responsibility of 

P 1 

rivi ege" at 10 o'clock in Liggett's 

Kresge Auditorium. Dr. Mead will be 

:The event follows a tradition 

of social events held in the De. 

troit area for tbe beilefit. of 

:MR. aud :MRS. STEPHEN 

BATORY, of Roslyn road, were 

guests of the Postmaster Gen. 

followed by Central Michigan University 

President Dr. William B. Boyd, speaking 

Thursday, October 30, and psychiatrist 

~orthwood including the highly era! of the United States at the ,- 

9lIccessful and acclaimed spec. ceremony dedicating the Moon ,---------------------, t tal $8 850 

PhIl!1l by EGd1e HcGratb. Jr. 

Dr. Robert J. Gaukler, appearing Tuesday, 

November 11. Checking reservation 

lists are MRS..RUSSELL NOBLE, (left), 

generalco-ehauman of the Lectures with 

MRS. WILLIAM C. OSBORN, (right). 

Standing are MRS. THOMAS SWAN. 

TEK, (left), in charge of tickets, and 

publicity chairman MRS. JAMES M. 

PIERCE, JR. . 

i)l premiere sbowing of "Gone Landing Commemoratiye Air ., Ins"de the M th I Club O2. Th~St~dent Council dance 

With The Wind," October 18, Mail Stamp in Wasbington, D.C.,.. I 0 er S Saturday, Sept~ber-13, W:lS 

1Jl67, at the Madison Theater. September 9: Present were .__ -' . very successful thanks to the 

• Northwood Institute is a non. Af/Jllo 11 Astronauts ArmslroDg, lh . I 

lirom, tax exempt, self-sup. Aldrin and Collins. The improvement of commrm-I greater response from mothers en USl8Stc response. o~ stu. 

'jeatioD' between faculty, parents this year according to member- dents pl~s the coo~eratlOn of 

ENROLL NOW! 

g,.o&&epoinle lJ,.aifle Cfut 

BRAillE TRANSCRIPTION CLASSES 

Now Forming to Begin in Septemb


Woman's Page 

I 

Miss.liundlach Wed In Pointe I Spring 

Carolyn ElIzabeth ~undlach, lendant KeIlie Compton. the: 

~:ughter of former POinters Mr. bridegroom's niece. Flower girl I 

r. and Mrs. Theodore J. Gund- Susan Johnson another niece I 

lach, Jr., now of Orchard Lake, of the bridegr~m wore a pale 

returned to Grosse Pointe for coral frock.' I 

her Saturday, September 6 ' 

wedding to Larry Thomas Brad: Best man ~as ~onald J. Jub~ I 

ford son of th R'I, T B d and Gary Blelomek, Conrad E. 

ford~. of Redfo:d. I ey . ra - Cook, Richard B. Gundlach and 

Officiating at the double ring Tbeodore J. Gun. d I a c h, I~I, I 

ceremony in Grosse Pointe 

Memorial Church was The Rev. 

erend Richard Mitchell, 

bl.rotherDsOfAthe .brlde'h and Yidll'l 

;am ,. ~s me, 

t 

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b 

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broom s cousm, usMrE:d. . i 

The bride's silk organza Em- For her daughter's wedding I 

pire gown featured a Chantilly and the garden r.eception at I 

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G R OS S E PO I NT ENE W S 

Page Nineteen _ 

by, of' and for Pointe Women 

Engaged 

Betrothed 

Setting for the Saturday. Sep- , 

tember 6, wedding of James 

Britton Kaler. Ill. son of Mr. 

and Mrs. James B. Kaler, of 

Stanton lane, and Leslie Newell 

Wydeen, daughter of the Donald 

Albert Wydeens, of Belle 

Fourche, S.D., was The Methodist 

Church" Belle Fourche. 

A reception at the Belle i 

Fourche Country Club followed 

the '2 o'clock rites at which 

The Reverend Robert Roth presided. 

Local Alpha Chi Omegas 

Plan Founders Day Fete 

Southeastern Michigan Alpha 

Chi Omega Alumnae will celebrate 

their Founders Day Tuesday, 

September 23. at a pro- 

I gram luncheon.in the Woodward 

Room of the Top of the Flame. 

Aaron Copland wiII be guest 

speaker. 

Mr. Copland, the Detroit Sym. 

phony's guest conductor Sep. 

tcmber' 25 and 27. is the immediate 

past-president of the 

MacDowell Colony, Peterborough. 

N.H., established by Mrs. 

Edward MacDowell, an Alpha 

Chi Omega, as a specialized 

workshOp for writers. painters, 

sculptors and composers. 

Alpha Chi Omega maintains 

the Star Cottagc at the Colony 

as well as the Fay Barnaby 

Kent Scholarship Fund for 

young Colony students. 

Pointe Alpha Chi's who help. 

ed plan the luncheon include 

Chapter president Mrs. Bmce 

Toek and group ehairman Mrs. 

Thomas Heydman. Mrs. Lyle 

Heavner is in charge of arrange. 

ments anu Mrs .. John Krato will : 

serve as mistress of ceremonies \ 

I Harper Auxiliary To Hear 

I Commissioner J. F. Spreen 

The opening fall meeting of 

the Harper Hospital Auxiliary 

will be held at the Wayne 

County Medical Society in An. 

tietam street, Detroit. Monday. 

September 29, at 11 o'clock. 

Police Commissioner Johannes 

F. Spreen will be luncheon 

guest and special speaker, discussing 

"Urban Problems and 

Their relations to tbe Detroit 

Polke Department." Auxilians 

are urged to bring guests. 

lac~ b,odice and a lace-bordered I B,otsford In~. IfOl,lOWlD 

Phone reservations must be 

received by September 24. by 

Mrs, Jay Higgins, 53?5908 

LORETTA GILEWICZ. of ' 

Allard road, DEjltaZeta Province: 

Alumnae director, accepted a Ii 

Community Selvice Award on 

behalf of the sorority presented i 

by the Michigan Assocaton for I 

Better Hearng and Speech at, 

the ,:onclusion of its 38th annllal 

conference :in Lansing. Delta 

Zela was nominaterl for tile 

"Award because of sorority memo 

bers' philanthropic efforts on 

behalf of the deaf and hard of 

hearing on! local, state, and II 

national. levels. 

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g the 3:30 I' 

tram. A lace petal headpiece 0 clock serllce Mrs.- Gundlach 

caught her elbow length silk selrcted a champagne silk jac~ilIusiOil' 

veil and she carried a et dress and a green orchid 

cascade of white g'ladioli 'mini. c,o r sag e. The bridegroom's I 

ature mums and ivy.' m~ther chose an aqua peau de 

In a floor length fru wait 

Alfred E. Zier 

Jeweler • Goldlmlth 

16437 E. Werrell TU 1-4'10 

W. buy old gold, Jewelry 

d'amonds. 

Beautiful 

colors 

I and designs, 

011 Ila1lddone 

in India 

CREWEL 

EMBROIDERY 

Miss Russell Will Be Bride, 

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin G. Russell 

of Norwood Drive, have an. 

nounced tlle engagement of 

their daughter Margaret Ruth, 

10 Bruno RobellO Velasquez, 

son of Mr. and Mrs. Domingo 

Velasquez, of Livonia. 

The bride.elect is a student 

, . 

fashion is 

• 

Omeg;,; Phi Alpha sorority. 

", 

Her 

fiance, also an Education major 

at EMU, is a member of 'Scab~ 

bard .and ~lade. 

A November wedding is 

planned. 

in the College of Education at I It takes a gemus to get 100 

Eastern Michigan University cents worth of purchasing 

wh~r.~.~~_e_is_~~~~e~_w_i~ power out of today's dollar. ,~ 

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the entire collection of daytime 

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BURKE~AMEY 

Couture Collection 

TODAY, Thursday, September 18 

and Friday, September 19 

informal modeling 

10:30 to 4:30 

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fCl!' drapery, 

, slipcovers, 

llpholsteT1l 

and bedspreads 

A beaded front panel accented 

the bride's white crepe' A line 

gown. She wore a fingertip 

illusion veil and carried a formal 

bouq.uet. o.f orchids and I 

stephanotis. 

Her attend~~t~, in cap-steeved 1 

A line frocks of aqua shantung, 

\ carrying.yellow mums, were her 

sister, Melanie Wydeen. who 

served as maid of honor, and 

bridesmaids Pamela Mortenson, 

\ of Hayes, S.D., a cousin of the 

bride, Jana Sue Kaler, the 

bridegroom',~ sister, and Jan 

I ,Jones. of Beresford, S.D. , 

George Sutton was best man. 

Seating the guests were Wallace I 

Wydeen, the bride's brother, 

Save on every beautiful yard, a 'second' 

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Thursday, September 18, ,1969 

Society News Gathered foom Allof the Pointes 

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Church Wo_me __n _DlS_. p_'ay Talents I 

Grosse Pointe Congregational Ibers are Mrs. Arthur Erickson. I' 

Church Women's Association Mrs. Robert McCullough and 

will begin fall activities with a Mrs. Robert Bogan. 

"Show and Tell" night next I Group Two will serve as hos. 

T1;Iesday,September ~. D~ssert tesses for the dessert under the 

~vill be served at 7.30. a clock direction of !llrs. Wray Donald. 

In the Church Fellow~hip Hall. son, culinary chairman. i 

,.Members and tbe,!. guests Baby.sitting will be pl'Ovided ' 

",ill have an oppo~tuntty to ~ee and reservations may be made: 

assembled talent dls)Jlays which at the Church OUice. i 

other members have a,eated. . 

Those participating in t.• show ------will 

explain their sprcialties. . MRS. IVAN B. TAYLOR op. 

Mrs. Robert Agne, program ened ber North Edgewood drive 

chairman, is anticipating a var. horne for the September 2 meet. 

iety of handicraft, artistic, cu]. ing of the Grosse Pointe Woods 

inary, needle craft and sewing Garden Club. Co.hostesses were 

exhibits. MRS. LOWELL MONTGOME. 

Mrs. Kenneth Bergmann is RY. whose demonstration on 

chairman of the committee making flowers from pine cones. 

handling arrangements for the Ifollowed the ,bus1.ness section, J 

show. Other committee mllm. and MRS. NEIL McDONALD. I 

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Mrs. William J. Crews 

Pho,o by :Ed!lle"McGrath, Jr. 

At a noon ceremony Saturday, September 13, in 

Frank H. Howes'. Memorial Chapel~ Evanston, Ill., 

MALINDA SCHAILL, daughter of the l1arold Arthur 

Schaills, of Kensington road, and Mr. Crews, son of 

Mr. and Mrs. John William Crews, ,of Evanston, were 

married. 

Lawyers' Wives Plein Activities 

_. 

Ann Landers, the most widely close two days of adivities 

syndicated columnist in the planned by the Lawyer's Wives 

world, will be the princip::.1 whose husbanis are convening 

speaker at a joint luncbeon of for the annual meeting of the 

Lawyers Wives of Michigan and State Bar. Pointer Mrs. Doug. 

the State Bar of Michig8n next las L. Paterson is Lawyers 

Thursday. September 25, at De- Wives president. Mrs. 'Richard 

troit's Sheraton.Cadillac Hotel. A. Harvey, another Pointer, is 

general chairman of, the eon- 

Miss Landers' appearance be. vention committee. 

fore the group will bring to a 

______ ~ Preceding .the.limcheon Law. 

yers Wives members will. attend 

their annual me-:lting wbere 

deleg~tes from 28 auxiliaries. 

located throughout ~ state will 

report on their actf~ities. 

A. DeVere Ruegsegger, of 

Balfour road. first vice-presi. 

dent of the State Bat. of Michi. 

gan, will deliver a message 'of' '. 

welcome from his organization. 

The women's activities com- I. 

mence with a meeting of th"ir ' ' 

Council on Wednesday, Septem. 

ber 24. A luncheon and fashion 

show willibe hcld -at the De. 

troit Yacht Club 10llowing the 

Council meeting. 

Windsor Castle DBE 

Meeting Set Today 

Mrs. Denis A. Darin, Jr., is 

opening her Detroit horne for 

the first fall meeting of the 

Windsor Castle Chapter, Daugh. 

ters 

day. 

of the British Empire, to. 

Pointers planning to attcnd 

include Mrs. Jerome K. Dres. 

ser, regent, of Audubon road, 

Mrs. Robert McBz:ide, of Lln. 

coin road, Mrs. 'Brandon M. 

Rogers, of Moran road, Mrs. 

Weston Jenkins, of Mount Vcr. 

non road, and Mrs. Robert 

Haddock, of Vendome road. 

The ladies will discuss pro. 

I 

grams for the corning year and 

,offer suggestions lor projects 

II to help raisc fnnds for the Old 

People's. Horne in Brookfield, 

m., whIch the Chapter sup. 

ports.. I 

NO COMMON SENSE 

I Power wilhout responsibility 

is the key to most serious high. 

way .accidents these days. 

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Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 

with touches of wheat. lers, of Nashville. Tenn., and 

Marvin Gross, of Evanston, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bengel, of 

was best man. James Crews, Newport, Ark. 

the bridegroom's brother, seated I Traveling to lllinois for the 

the guests. wedding from the Detroit area 

Mrs. SchaiIl chose a rose. were. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 

crepe dress and jacket ensemble Klaasen, Mr. and Mrs. Clark 

while the bridegroom's mother Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Jac.k 

selected a cranberry velvet Sieffert. 

dress accented with gray piping Following a Michigan vaca. 

Frank H. Howes Memorial Chapel, Evanston, ilL, is and a long scarf. tion the newlyweds will be at 

i Setting for Noon Ceremony: Couple Out.of.town guests included home in Chicago, Ill. 

I Will Live 1n Chicago . the bride's grandmother, Mrs. 

. . I L. L. Campb,'ll,. of Asheville, Folks who live the most are 

. Exchanging weddin. g vows Saturday, September .13, N.C., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sis. not those who live the fast~st. 

iill the Frank H. Howes Memorial Chapel located in the . 

garden of the Garrett Theological Seininary, Evanston, 

Ill., were Malinda Schaill and William John Crews. 

Members of the two fam.~------------ 

Hiesand a few close friends 1 retl' Theological Seminary.' oifi. 

witn.essed the ceremony elated af the noon ceremony. 

which was written by the The new Mrs. Crews, daugh. 

Ibride and bridegroom and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ar'1 

included their favorite se. thur Schaill, of Kens,ington ro~d, 

lections of poetry. wore her mo~er s weddmg I 

Music at the chapel and gar. ~own of. Chantilly lace over 

den 'reception given by the Ivory satin.. .. . 

bride's parents at the home of Pearls and whIte satin bea~s 

the bridegroom's parents, Mr. acce~ted her lace and .satin I 

and Mrs John William Crews weddl11g cap and she carrIed a 

of Evan~ton, was provided by I spray of gardenias with ivy. 

David Starr and Chuck Hollins Ann .Noecker, maid of honor, 

on the flute, recorder and was in a turquoise silk dress 

guitar. Iand carried an arrangement of 

Mr. John Batse1, of the Gar., fall flowers in gold and bronze 

Lawyers Wives of Michigan l7lt r ]e g ht'Kay 

has grown from a handful of , ') 

wives who decided 12 years 

ago. while they were "waiting , 

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enhancing the public image of 

the lawyers, to an organization 

of approximately 2,400 memo 

bers. 

For several years the~' have 

supported the distribution of a 

pa mph1et entitled "You. and the 

Law" to thousands of intermed. 

iate students in Michigan's I 

public and private schools. 

Other LWM from The Pointe 

area working on convention 

plans arc Mrs. Nathan G. Good. 

now, chairman of protocol, and 

Mrs. William N. Fritz, chair. 

man of the flowers committee. 

The 

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Coasters $j.50 and $5.00 

Eyeglass Cases $10.50 

frames $15.00 and $17.50 

luggage Rack Straps $15.00 

Tissue Box Covers $17.50 

Men's ,Cummer bunds $22.50 

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Miss Place Marri'ed 

To Horst Armbrust 

and boxwood greens 

white streamers. 

tied with 

Honor att.!ndant was Mrs. 

Gary Burkhardt, sister of the 

bride. Mrs. Reinhard Otten, of 

New York City, Janice Kurko, 

the bride's cousin, and Lore 

Armbrust, of New York" City, 

the bridegroom's sister, were 

bridesmaids .. 

Each wore a bell-shaped 

sleeveless Apricot linen gown 

with a bow accenting ber waistline. 

Their Colonial bouquets of 

peach pompom mums, white 

miniature carnations and yellow 

Sweetheart roses matched 

Van K. drive, chose a silk crepe 

A line gown. Her yoke, sleeves 

and train were fElShloned of 

Alencon lace. 

their garland he8dpieces. 

.Reinhold Otten was his broth. 

er's best man. They are ~e 

sons oi Mr. and Mrs. Walter 

Otten, of New York. 

A Camelot cap of embroid- Ushers were Henry Burfeind, 

Yoke, Sleeves Md Train of Bride's Silk Crepe Gown 

Fashioned of Alencon Lace; Attendant!' 

Wear Apricot Linen 

At home in New York City are Mr. and Mrs. Horst 

Armbrust ~ho exchanged marriage vows Saturday, 

August 16, In Bethany Lutheran Church. The Reverend 

N~than K.. Grefrath officiated. Speaker was the Reverend 

Oswald RIess. $----------- 

Following the 7 o'clock 

candlelight ceremony and 

reception at The Whittier 

the couple left for a vacation 

on the West Coast and 

Hawaii. 

ered lace with pearl accents of Ghent, N.Y., Gary Burk. 

caught her short veil of import- hardt and The Reverend Wil- 

. The bride, the former Betty" ed silk illusion. She c.arried a Ham Otten, of Rochester, the 

Jane Place, daughter of Mr. Colonial bouquet of pink Sweet- bridegroom's cousin. 

and Mrs. Hollis A. Place, of heart roses, dried baby's-bref-th The bride's brother, L. Tilll- 

=:--------------------- othy Place, a member of the 

University of Michigan Sym. 

phony Band, was trombone soloist. 

Women's Specialty Shop for Sal~ 

Ex~ellent oppOltunity for so'meone _to take 

over a gOIng business in a choice Grosse 

Pointe location. 

Write Box D-4, Grosse Pointe News, 

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20.25 for a 3-piece plilce setting. 

(goblet, champagne and, wine), and 

"Brookdale" pattern in' Lenox china, 28.95 

for a 5-piece setting. 

Brides, be sure to Register at Wright Kay_ 

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1500 Woodward, Northland & Birmingham. Convenient Accounts 

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The Liggett School 

Lecture Series 

Promptly frf JO:OO •• m. to H:OO ..... 

I. Thursday, October 9, 196'9 

Dr. Margaret Mead 

Curator of Ethnology, American Museum C!f Nat. 

ural History. Adjunct Professor of Anthropology, 

Columbia University. One of the outstanding women 

of the twentieth century .. 

"Limitations and Responsibility of Privileee" 

2. Thursday, Odober 30, 1969 

Dr, William B. Boyd 

Vice Chancellor-Student Affairs, University of California, 

Berkely,-1966-1968. Preside~t ~f Central 

Michigan University. One of the natIon s younger 

college presidents. 

"Closing The Values Gllp" 

3. Tuesday, November II, 1969 

Dr. Robert J. Gaukler 

Private practice of psychoanalysis of Adolescents. 

Supervising analyst, Philadelphia Psychoanalyti~ Ir.stitute. 

Clinical Assistant, Professor of Plo)'chlatry, 

Temple University Medical School. 

"Penpective in Turbu!ent Times" 

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A pale green silk worsted 

jacket dress with matching accessories 

was the bride's moth. 

er's choice for her daughter's 

wedding. . 

The bridegroom's mother 

chose a turquoise shantung 

jacket dress and matching accessories. 

Both pinned cymbid. 

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'World Tour' Scheduled 

For Kappa Alpha Thetas 

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Kappa Alpha Theta Detroit- ,'U 

area alumnae will meet Monday. 

September 29, at the home of 

Mrs. Gordon Bryant in Huntington 

Woods for a 6:30 o'clock 

dinner followed by a program 

feaUring Mr. and Mrs. Sherman 

Coryall, of Grand Rapids. 

Using slides on two screens 

at once the Coryalls will take 

viewt'rs on a tour around the 

world .Plans for future alumnae 

meetings will be reviewed during 

the evening. All interested 

alumnae are invited to attend. 

MICHAEL T. TIMMIS, of 

McMillan road, is co.chairman 

of the Wayne State University 

Law Alumni Association's sec. 

ond annual reunion breakfast 

to be held next Wednesday 

morning, September 24, in 

Detroit's Sheraton-Cadllac Ho. 

tel. CHARLES W. JOINER, 

WSU Law School dean, will be 

the speaker at the 8 o'clock 

affair scheduled to coincide with 

the four.day anual State Bar 

meeting Septkmber 23 through 

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by:; of and for Pointe Women: 

Wedding vows were spoke'n Saturday, August 16, 

in Bethany Lutheran Church by BETTY JANE 

PLACE, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs." Hollis A. Place, of 

Van K drive, and Mr. Armbnlst, son of Mr. and Mrs. 

Walter Otten, of New York City. " 

Donald H. Batts To Claim Bride 

Alicia de Larrocha, acclaimed 

as a great pianist, will make 

her first appearances with the . ," . W dd' is 

Detroit Symphony Orchestra, M~. and Mrs.Fre~erlck • A summer we mg 

this Thursday and Saturday, Elz.en,nan, of ~erks~ road, planned. 

September .'18 and 20, in Ford DetrOIt, are annou';lclDg the en. ------ 

Auditorium. gagement of thelt daughter, Aviation Structural Mechanic 

Willi W f' Id d 'Mary Helen, to Donald Herman Airman THOMAS C. BALLANam 

ar Ie an the Batts, son of Mi. and Mrs. Mar- TYNE. USN, son of MR. and 

K~nneth. ?ewell. Chorale also tin' Batts, of Nottingham road. MRS. FORD BALLANTYNE, 

will partiCIpate ID th~ concerts. The bride.:eleet attends Calvin JR., of Touraine road, has been 

Both perform~nces WIU ~e con- College, Grand Rapids, from graduated from the nine-week 

d~c~d by Slltten Ehrlmg be. where her fiance who now at- Aviation Structural Mechanic 

gmn~g at 8:30 o'clock. tends L 0 y 0 1a University's Course in Structures at the 

Miss de La,!ocha will play the Slritr.h School of" Medicine in Naval Air Technical Training 

Schumann .PIano Concerto on Chicago was gradllatl.!d. Center, Mr,mphis, Tenn. 

Thursday mght and the Chopin 1-" ' 

Piano. Concerto NO.2 on Satur •• ,..j~'Shoe Salon 

day mght. 4 " 

Mr. Warfield, noted American i c'~ , 

baritone, will be narrator for a tM 1" ~ " 

new work by Ulysses Kay'en- wa "Olt--:%ttfU 

titled "Once' There Was a Man: " 

A Covenant ror OUr Time." Kercheval at St. CI.ir 

The work was commissioned 

for' a world premiere perfo:!'"inance 

by the Detroit. Symphony 

and Worcester Chorus, with C 

narrator, at the 110th Worcester, . '" 

Mass., Music Festival in October 

but will be given a preview 

hearing by the Symphony this 

week. The Kenneth Jewell 

Chorale will participate in the 

Detroit performance. 

Orchestra works on the ~ame C 

program will be the Prokofieff 

Symphony No. 1 ("Classical") ; 

and the Messia~n "Les Offrandes 

Oubliees" on Thursday 

night and the Dvorak's "Hussite" 

Overture and Messiaen 

"Les Offrandes Oubliees" on 

Saturday night. " 

Alicia de Larrocha was born 

in Barcelona, Spain. She studied 

piano with Frank Marshall. She 

.has played in every music capital 

in Europe and will tour extensively 

in the United States 

this year. 

William Warfield was born in 

Arkansas and grew up in 

Rochester. N.Y., where he attended 

the Eastman School of 

Music. He has appeared on tele. 

vision, the stage and in movies 

as well as in concert. 

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Sightseeing-Transfers 

.Optional Dine.Around & Entertainment ,.;:vailable 

for $120. 

• Departures: Sept. 27.Nov. 1 and Dee. 6th. 

JAy W. SORGE, of Touraine ita! gifts campaign for Benn~tt [men which is seeking funds fo. 

road, has accepted an invitaton College, MiUbrook, N.Y. His a Science Center, two Dew reu. 

to become Detrot area parents' d81lghter, SUSAN, is a ~enior Idence halls and a minimum at 

cbairman of an $8,000,000 cap. at the two.year college for wo- six endowed professorships. 

Save now oa extra pJ«e seltN.gs tor yow own dill'ing 

service, Of b.y ~ sOOwer and b~ gifts. •• grocefd,o 

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Woman's Page 

DBC Schedules Mexican Fiesta 

Mexican Consul Jorge Aguil. Independence Week de&ignated 

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Woman's Page • • • 

Miss Trevaskis 

Will Say Vows 

Luce,tte Vincent 

To Be Married 

Former Pointers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Vincent, 

G. Edward Trevaskis, who now of Moran road, are annoWlcing 

, make their home in 51. Clair the engagement of their daugh. 

Shores. have announced the en. ter, Lucette, to James Fullerton, 

son of Mr. and Mrs. James 

gage~ent of their daughter, Fullerton, of Detroit. 

Sheridan Lee, to Nicola (Nick) The bride.elect was gradu. 

Sebastiani, son of Mr. and Mrs. ated from St. Paul's and the 

Dominic Sebastiani, of San University of Detroit. 

Diego, Calif. A February 28 wedding is 

, The bride-elect attended Mesa planned. ' 

College. Her fiance has servea ------ I 

in the United States Marine Don't envy the man who gets I 

corps., Iahead-study his technique. I 

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vrill help you dress your children smartly this 

fait and winter. $elect from their large topql,lalitycollecticn 

of children's wear in sizes 

up to 14 for girls ~nd16 for boys. 

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Boys and Girls Wear 

Michiga~ Bankard 

23208 Mack near 9 Mile 

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in the days. of the 

Security Charge 

They're Planning ASy~phony KaleidoscopeI 

Committee members for Symphony 

Kaleidoscope, the music.education series 

sponsored by the Women's and Junior 

Women's Associations for the Detroit 

Symphony, gathered recently at the Wel. 

lington place home of' MRS. JEROME 

W. BENSON, (left), to check final plans 

for the programs which begin Tuesday, 

The fall season for Grosse 

Pointe Yacht Club women opens 

today with a buffet luncheon 

and fashion shnw, "Looking at 

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Slate Industrial Medical 

Auxiliary Meeting Friday 

. Pholo by Eddie McGrath, ;r. 

September 23, in Ford Auditorium. With 

Mrs. Benson, Kaleidoscope chairman for 

the Symphony Women, are MRS. ROB. 

ERT KAISER, (center), Kaleidoscope instructor, 

MRS. WILLIAM D. BEACH, in 

charge of student contacts, and MRS. 

HENRY ROESCH, (seated), vice-chair. 

man. 

Kaleidoscope Series 

Opens Next Tuesday 

Tomorow's Fashions' Today by Morning Study Groups and Attendance at Afternoon 

_____________________ Milgrim's," under the chairmanship 

of Mrs. Clarence K. 

Johnston. 

Open Rehearsals 

in 1969 

of Detroit Symphony F.,eatured 

Music-ECiucation Programs 

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,Co-chairman is Mrs. Roger Th' , S h K I 'd th . d 

Smith and committee members IS year s ymp ony a el oscope, e mUSlc-e uinclude 

the Mesdames Clifford cation series annually co-sponsored by the Women's and 

Loranger, Joseph Kaiser, RL. Junior WOl}1en's Associations for the Detroit. Symphony, 

Johnson and A.S, Linzell. Mrs. will be presented in its entirety at Ford Auditorium. 

William Schmidt is ge:leral,Sched~l~!d to begin n~xt0 . 

chairman of GPYC's women's Tuesday, September 23, and Pi Beta Phi 'Alumnae 

activities. co.ntinue through API1.1 ~a- Will Meet Monday 

The pady starts with are. leldoscope's form~t will m. , __ 

£reshment hour al U:30 o'clock. 1 d b th g t d 

Modeling, in the show will be cue 0 ml:lrm~ s u Y The Grosse, Pointe Alumnae 

Club members', Mrs. Jack "Bott; groups ,and attelldance at of Pi Beta Phi, the nation's 

Mrs. Dennis White, Mrs. Fred. afternoon open rehearsals oldest fraternity for women, will 

. k HiIIi M h of the ~Orchestra, the for- inaugurate their 1969.70 pro. 

erJe ger, rs. Carles' D. mer ]'n\the SocI'a1 Hall, the gram with a luncheon at 12:30 

LaFond, Mrs. Harold Walton, 

Mrs. Roger Rinke, Mrs. George latter in the" 'Auditorium o'clock next Monday, Septem- 

Beard, Mrli. Joseph K. Miller, proper. , ',; f 'I, ,her 22, at the, ,h~me of Mrs. 

Mrs. Thomas Wayde and Mrs. Aim of the series,!ppen to the John DeWald, o~ Alger place. 

Thomas Baumgarten. general public, IS til give con. The opening 'JiJeeting will con. 

cert-goers and lovers of fine sist of an illustrated report by 

music a better understanding president Mrs. John Prost on 

and appreciation of the selec. the fratenrity's convention held 

tions to be played by the Detroit recently in Pasadena, Calif. All 

Symphony during the 1969.70 Pi Phis in the area are urged 

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lived a short time. Today in 

the United States, life 

expectancy is ?O yea~s! 

NOTRE DAME 

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Prompt Delivery Service-TU 5.2154 

The Woman's Auxiliary to tlie season. , . . to attend. 

M . h' I d t' I M d' I A Women s ASSOCiation mem- . I 

IC Igan n us flil e Ica s- b f Th P . t k OffIcers of the group for the 

sociation will hold a luncheon . ers rOt~ e. o~ ~ are: ,~r . coming year include President 

meeting at noon tomorrow, Fri- ~ng on ~ p~Jec me ~ ~ rs. Prost of Pemberton road vice. 

day, September 19, in ~u~k's a~~o~~e Mes::~:~ ~~~~~a~: president Mrs. William 'Grier- 

Lakes.hore Inn. Mrs. Wilham B k Th I Y J son of Hawthorne road treas. 

K . A '1' 'd t urczy omas. oung, o. , , , 

napp IS UXl13ry presl en h J "M h II St h M' urer Mrs. John Gustafson. of 

for the 1969-70 year sep. ars a, ep en . H'I1 t d t 

_____ ._ Sweeney, Flavio Vanicelli and .1 cres roa, secre ary. Mrs. 

Mrs. Robert Kaiser, wbo will be DeWald, program chairman 

GREEN LIGHT linstructor for the third consecu. !'frs. Charles Tuff1e.y, of .vern. 

A single-track minrl will get ltive year. ler road, membership chalr!Dan 

a man by only if he has the Pointers on the Junior Woo Mrs. Ronald Da.lby, of McMJllan 

right-of-way before he starts. 

----.----men's 

Kaleidoscope 

include Mrs. Paul 

committee 

A. Eagan, 

roa.d, Rush charrman 

MeIer, of L?chmoor 

Mrs. Carl 

bouleva.rd, 

chairman, and the, Mesdames Pan. Hellemc representatIve 

Henry Roesch Neil Snow and Mrs. John Seeber, of Hamptnn 

William D. B~ach. road, and m~gazines and Ar. 

The opening program will fea. 

ture Mrs. Julia Meighan, head 

of Grosse Pointe South High's 

rower aft cham.nan Hrs. John 

Owens, of Buckmgham road. 

The group's annual rummage 

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Art Department, discussing Mu. sale will be held Thursday. De. 

sic and Art in America in the tober 23, at the St. Clair Shorcs 

20th Century. 

I An open rehearsal, Sixten Ehr. 

Recreation Center in East 

ferson avenue. 

Jef. 

ling conducting, featuring via. 

IHnist Ivry Gillis is schedulcd 

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At their recent national con. 

for November 5.and on Dec~m- vention in Chicago memhers of 

ber 2 Grosse Pomte South High I Phi Gamma Nu sorority re- 

I E.nglis.h instructor Suzanne Bo. elected VIRGINIA DORIAN, of 

:vm :WIllspeak ~n ~th Century, Roosevelt place, national pres i- 

! MUSICand Art m England. Ident. Othcr Pointers scrving the 

I !he December 17 program sorol'!ty in c Iud e DOROTHY 

!wlll be a~ open rehear~al, Alex. CHOPE, who will continue as 

:an~er Glb~on conductmg, fea. executive secretary, and LOIS 

!turmg celhst Lawrence Foster MITCHELL, who will continue 

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are 4 good.size bedrooms, nice den, breakfast room, large recreation room (21x30), 

first floor lavatory, screened and covered terrace. and a 3-car' garage. 

Considerahle carpel and draperies are includl)d. 

MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? 

'and another open rehearsal, to handle 

iThomas Schippers conducting, is 

!set for January 28. 

I "Comparing the Mus i c a 1 

Al!.cs" with Poir.ter Ruth Bur- 

Iczyk as gu,'Jt concert pianist is 

ion the February 2:1agenda. 

I The final program, April 15. 

!will be a~ open rehears~l with 

! Leonard .l'ennario, pianist, Six. 

;ten Ehrling conductin!!. 

accounts 

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• Gesso 

• Working with Glass 

• Reverse Painting 

• Sculptured Prints 

• Vue d'Optique 

• Coloring Prints 

• Pearl Highlighting 

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Mrs. Kim C. Smith 

PhctO by J. S. De Foreil 

Speaking their wedding vows in' St. Paul. Evan. 

elical Lutheran Church Friday eveni~g, September 12, 

were ETHEL MARION HORN, daughter of Dr.. and 

Mrs. Robert C. Hl)rn, Jr., of North Edgewood drive, 

and Mr ..Smith, son of the George R. Smiths, of Three 

Mile driye. 

Set Pointe Book, 

Club' s Meeting 

Pointe Book Club members I 

will gather next Monday, Sep: 

tember 22. in the Merriw'eather 

road home of hostess' Mrs. 

David Lowe for their first I 

May weddi,ng plans are u"lIlg meeting. of the 1969.70 season. I 

made by University of Detroit ' 

students DOREEN CATHER. Co.hostesses will be Mrs., 

INE BRACCI and DJivid Wil- Willard Crain and Mrs. Ray~ 

liam LaRose ,wll j1eellgagement , . 

has heen anoo' . her par. Cadet MARK EUGENE GIRents, 

Mr. a" . riano F." A.~DlN, son of. MR.~gM,~S: 

Bracci, of. nroad. .S:'F.;._ Gqt{\.~DIN, ~of~Hill,*est 

The pros~' bridegroom road, ..,vii~ among SO.tiie1BOO fresh' 

I C. 

'is the son D(\Mf. Mrs. GUY men ,who' completed' "Plebe 

LaRose, ilsb ..of' Kensington Week" at The Citadel, Charles. 

road. ,. ton, S.C., September 8; 

"The Village Room" 

In the tradition of OUlIrulian YilUzge 

Sc1cc:t from a Menu of Fille F09ds 

1415 PARKER 

(2 Blocks 1'0\ ,rth of East Jefferson) 

Ample Free Parking. Adjacent to JJullding 

Open Every Evening from 5:30 to 8:00 

(Clooc

Woman's Page • • • 

who. where aDd whatDot 

by whoozit 

. Rita Meech ••• daughter of Mrs. J. Harold Meech, 

of ~np.on road, was a member of Wayne state's Uni. 

versJty s Etruscan Foundation program this summer 

and. though normally we can think of nothing m'ore 

bormg than the How I Spent My Summer Vacation Bit 

w~'r; sure you'll agree with us that these excerpts from 

RIta s letters are the e.xcept~on th.at proves the rule •• , 

••• but before we get into them ••• just a bit of 

background on the Foundation to help pqt you in the 

pic~re: Ws conducted in Etrurla,ltaIy for researCh and 

stud, of the £tru.Stiln Civilization, .:. This past Bummer 

s p~gram, ~he 10th, was directed by Dr. AlfoDZ 

Lengel, of WSU s Department of Art and Art History 

, • '. The staff also included Dr. GeorgeT. Radan, diree. 

tor of the Department of Fine Arts Villanova Univer. 

sity, Dr. Marco Nobill, of the Detroit'School of Arts and 

Crafts, and Signor Antonio Pieeini, of the Archaeological . 

Museu~ of Florence ••• Ferdinand Cine!~ of ,Voltaire 

place, IS the o,WIler of the Castle of Spann~chia in Ere 

mo di Rosia (Sienna) where the group of 25 students 

fr?m all, over the world were quartered ••• Now, with 

RIta, let s begin at the beginmng of the summer , • • ' 

• • • 

. • •• 'Spannocchia Castle is 'just unbelievable! The 

Tower dates pack to the Middle ,Ages, Weare on a' 

mountain top with surrounding view of farmland distant •. 

villa. and beautiful wooded slopes. We have our own 

vegetables, orchards, animals, (chickens, pigs and WILD 

B.OARS yet), and, of course, vineyards. For dessert tq- 

mght we had our own fresh peaches! Weather is beauti 

ful: S~nny, .bright, not too hot, blue sky, fresh air-We 

all should have an Italian villa .. Sorry Mother I don't 

want to c9me. back to Michigan J not yet {or sUre! •• 

* • ., . 

••• "We have been discovering Tuscany this week. 

end-a fantastic area! Went to a Romanesque ehurch 

outside,8ienna whieh was built on the old Roman road. 

Priest told us that grooves on the outside corner walls 

?f the church were made from Roman soldiers sharpen. 

mg their swords. C~'t ten you how many small town 

churches and museums we've seen here. You'd be over- 

September 14, 1969 the September 4th issue of the 

Dear Mr. Edgar: Grosse Pointe News. It was reo 

freshing to read your thought- 

Attached is a copy of a letter ful commel'ts on such a sensi. 

I h~ve writtcn to Althea S. Ro. tive issue and your concern is 

mame in response to her letter worthy of response. While you 

published in the September. 14, I stated that you had no c01l1lec- 

1969. issue of the Grosse Pomte tion with the "school board 

News. . right" regarding the Wayne 

It is my intent that ~IS lett~r County Community College, the 

be open to the commumty ~ aIr postscript to your letter implied 

views that I think are pertinent to me that this was an issue 

to the issue referred to. that prompted ,)ur letter. 

If }'ou would so choose, I As you may know, as a Trus. 

would appreciate your including tee on our Board of Education, 

it in this week's "Letters to the I supported the leasing of ten 

Editor." classrooms in our North High 

Sincerely yours, School for four hours, four eve. 

Lee H. Allen nings per week for two terms 

• • • on an essentially self.support. 

September 14, 1969 ing basis in the manner which 

Dear Mrs. Romaine: would not interfere with our 

I read with \teen inwrest your own program, The issue here 

letter to the Editor published in was most certainly not a ret 

t 

G R 0 S5 E PO I N TEN EW S 

Pa1e Twenty-Five 

by,lOf and for Pointe Women 

They'll lead Woman's Club in 1969-70 

Posing for 'the'ir Formal p.ortrait 

after their recent election as officers of 

the GroSse Pointe Woman's Club for the 

~969.70 season are.'. (left to right), MRS. 

\..HARLES DICK, .corresponding secretary, 

MRS. CHARLES H.. BACKOFF 

first vice.president, MRS. VENE L: 

Course Begins 

At Bon Secaurs. 

Phol.o by Eddie McGrath Jr. 

WHIMS, re.elected president, MRS. 

STUART MICKELTHWAITE, recording 

secretary, and MRS. ANDREW.r.BREM. 

ER, 'treasurer. Absent froln the picture 

is second vice-president Mrs. Robert 

Wi~ckler. 

Set Rummage Dates. 

Bride-Elect 

12 Cases Heard 

I", City Court 

whelmed by some of lhe fabulous an works that are Over 50 doctors and nurses 

tucked away In $uchsmall,viJlages. Art-HilitQry .Is eommg attended the first in a series The City of Grosse Pointe 

alive to Die now. I'm l(larning like MAD--the perfeet of 14 breakfast "Cardiae Con. Municipal Court convened on 

way to!,' • • * * * ferences" on Thursday, Sep. Tuesda;v, Scptemocr 9, with 

tember 1B, at Bon Secours Hos. Judge Malcolm J. Sutherland 

• • . 'My bedroom here at the Castle is the size of pital. This Is part of the new presiding. The following cases 

our whole first floor at home and I'm sharing it with Continuing Course in Medical Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jack. were haard:- 

an Art 

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student 

bed 

from 

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Pratt 

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in New York. The beds have Education at the hospital. " 

nounced 

son, of Saddle 

the engagement 

lane, have anof.l 

Norma McHugh, 

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907 

'th 

Fisher 

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bl ae k lfOn stea s an are kingsize, very interesting. Dr.,' Muir Clap""'''" a national t h' d ht V I ERI roau, was c arge WI rec- 

IRed Barn Shop 

Opens Sept. 27 

Grosse Pointe War Memorial's 

Youth Council has postponed the 

opening of its little ..ed Barn 

Shop on Kercheval.on:the.Hill 

lor one week from Saturday, 

September 20, to Saturday, September 

27. This is to allow more 

time for collecting student-made 

products and rE'~ale items which 

all have to be inventoried, priced 

and readied lor display and sale. 

At the opening Saturday, Si!Ptember 

27, there will be prizes 

offered, music to atrac! attention 

and balloons and streamers 

to make it festive. It is hoped 

that all Saturday shoppers will 

stop by to lend their support to 

this volunteer student activity 

aimed at plowing proceeds back 

into the community. 

There is still time lor talented 

young people in the community 

to present thdr products for sale 

in the ,~tore on a commission 

basis. Also any families who 

have usable athletic equipment 

or school items no longer needed 

are encouraged to donate 

them to the shop for resale. 

Monies from commissions or 

sales will go to establish a: schol. 

arship fund in the name of Kevin 

Fossee, former Youth Council 

president who lost his life in an 

accident after skiiing and to pro. 

vide imaginative equipment for 

small chi 1d r e n on Grosse 

Pointe's playgrounds. 

The shop will be opened on 

Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30 and 

on weekdays after school. It will 

be manned by Youth Council 

members on a volunteer. basis 

under anvisement by members ,. 

of the Junior League of Detroit. 

Items to be found at the Barn '" 

Shop will include really fine :~ 

student paintings and needle.. :~ 

work, wood and metal craft, fad ::; 

scarves, bicycles, (even a motor . 

bike), games, skiis, skates and '. 

a wide variety of one.of-a.kind .~ 

curiosity pieces. . '" 

Discussions Set ,~ 

. :*. . * . . authority on ph~jcal diagnosis JE~~ to a~~a:l~s H~Clar:' less driving. She was found 

• • • "Today was the first day we spent the whole and Profe'llsor of Medicine of son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Town. guilty of careless driving and By School Board .~ 

day at the site. We're up at 7 a.m., Italian class 8:30 to Wayne state University diseus- st;nd Clark, of Ypsilanti. fined $25 and restitution. 

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9:30, then elimb to 81. Lucia, a Medieval cloister up a sed "Symptoms aild Physical Miss Jackson is a senior at George Dearth, 14578 Terry, In addition to the regular ~ 

nearby mountainside. We hope that undemeath the- Flndlnlfl in Cardiac Disease". Eastern Michigan University, and - Carmen Sarotte, 16164 monthly meeting of the Grosse t 

church we'll find it was built on a Roman or ..Etruscan He stressed the use of the Her fiance is serving in the Stricker, were both charged Pointe Board of Education t,. 

structure. This is quite possible sinee 81. Luci,a is mid. dS~ikl~Sin artlvln,.ta tentaUve United States Navy-and is s'ta- under the drunken motor law. which will be held at 7:30 p.m. 

way between two known Etruscan cities and there are olagnOlllS; giving the :patient an tioned on the USS Zellers now They were found guilty and of the second Monday of each :~ 

the remains of a Ro,man road (secondary) running d month in the Auditorium at r 

t--... .h~portunity to tell' his story in touring the Mediterranean. fined $100 each and no driving 

~... 15 own words before beginning ------- for 90 days. 

South High School, the trustees ~ 

)y ~)oW\'~ o~. It t:idge of. the mountain. Where the road questiO.~b(kHeeorrela~ phy- T Off.d James Bloink, 1334 Kensing- will hold an informal open dis- i 

crosses tJiemer:1S the~ Ponte 'Della~P1a..:.i-l' still'standing sical - findings-of 'pOlittire, eens ere ton, was charged with leaving cussiondevoted to educational i 

stony Rom!!Jlbr.~ge. This is all on Mr. CiDelll'sproPertr. breathing, color and pwsations Yoga Lessons the s::ene of an accident. He topics on the third Monday of • 

over 1,800. acres .•• , . mth., pathologieal findiD:g.t. He pled guilty and was found guilty each month. t 

'" •• ,'., related the sounds heard with llnd fined $50 and two sessions These discussions, in a sense : 

••• "We recently found a huge cave yery nearSt. the .etthoscope With specific Neighborhood Club is offer- in driving school. 

a continuation of last year's , 

Lucia. We were looking for one because through reo .Iesions. He advocated the use . ign a special class in Yoga un. ',Tames Brackett, 797 RiY~rd, series of educational presenta. : 

search we found that a group of monks came from North caOfx-ray examlnation,eleetro. der the direction of Miss Lynn was charged as a disorderly tioils, will cover three of four t 

Af' t ta t th f t A ti. 0 d b' b 't. rdiography, philnoeirdiogla- Hancock. person for attempted larceny topics under considera tion by ; 

nca as r e Irs ugus man r er w Ie 1 IS phy.and cardiac catheterization Yoga,is the science of physi- from a boat. He pled'guilty and the trustees. 

believed was St. Lucia. The cave is absolutely beautiful in supporting or dispravini the Tomes, tyos and ~unes, not to ~ention steins, are cal and mental healtb, vitaltiy, was found guilty and fined $75, 

The Board invites interested 

-the water moisture has formed a magnificent natural tentative diagnosis.' all part of the picture as members of the Grosse Pointe and harmony. ! placed on six months probation citizens to attend these sessions 

ceiling of stalactites. • • Dr. Clapper pointed out the Wo~s Presbyterian Church Women's Association plan Lynn will present a free and made to make restitution. on the following dates at 7:30 

'" '" '" necessity of establlshln"ood their annual rummage sale, scheduled for Friday, demonstration at -the Teen Cen- Robert Nichols, 4140 Neff, p.m. In the Board Room at 389 

•••• "We have elasses from 8:30 to noon, then we l'IJ1port with the patient so that October 8; and Saturday, October 4, at the Church. Co- Iter this Thursday" September was charged as a minor in 8t. Clair Avenue, Septembe. Ill, 

walk tip the mountainside two kilometers to lunch. Lunell the doctor and the paient can chairmen of the event are, (left to right), MRS. FRED 18 dt 7:30 p.m. . possession. He was found guilty October 20, November 17. De- 

is over about 1:30, then siesta till 2 p.m.-then down the work together as atelim to de- OLMSTED, MRS. RICHARD JOHNS and MRS. EARL . Classes will 'be held on Thurs. Iand. fined $30 and put on six cember 15, January 19, Febru. 

slope till 6 p.m. We get a ride blck up as we'd never eide whether heart disease is NELSON. Rummage will be r~ceived at the Church the day from 7.8 p.m. starting Dc. months probation. 

ary 16, March 16, April 20 and 

May 13. 

make it after a full day's work. Dinner js at 7 p.m., after present and if present the best week of the sale. Pick-up ,c;ervice for large items may tober 2. Mark Morgan, 1014 York. 

which we talk and sing awhile out on the front lawu- mthod of !:ontrolling it and giv- be arranged by .calling 884-4534, 884-6885 or 886.0710. For further information call shire, was charged with ..ex. 

maybe play a little soceer-until around 9:2.0 when ing the patient a happy and TU 5-4600. cessiv!" noise. He pled-n6t guilty 

we've eompletely had it! I get into bed with Italian to pr:\l::e ~~xte. e t' g Th committing our facilities (since future due to overcrowding. ------- :n:u~~~J~~n:e;~~~.and given 

study and many books to read, not to mention conutless n m e In ur~. disproved in courU, encourag- There are sound reasons to be- L,WV To Study 

journals and reports. It's terribly difficult but it's so en. day, Septe~ber 18, Dr. YOS~I-ing permissiveness and sponsor- lieve that these and many other Christophel: Nern, 18444 Hill- 

it r Ii ht, b 'ghtn k kazu Monta, an expert In ing integration of our children Grosse Pointe residents will Education Taxes crest, was charged as adis. 

joyable and somehow tea h Ian .g n ess, eeps Nephro.lolY, will ~iscuss "The 

me working 'on a schedule you knQW rm not used to. Heart In Renal DIsease 

It is beautiful to wake up in the morning and open the . 

' I h' e Ilo've The courses in Continuing 

wooden shutters to aIrea dy 

warm, e ean suns m • . Education' in Medicine at. Bon 

it ! It thriIls me every 

• 

day! • 

• • 

• 

secours.iHosp:itaJ.. are supporte.d 

. • by the James and LynelJe Holwith 

those of the inner. city. take advantage of such a pro. 

Such ,charges do encourage gram close to home. I lelt that 

counter.eharges .of racism and it would be an indefensible posiobstructionism, 

while the perti- tion to say that such a program 

nent isSues at stake become lost would be worthy of support lor 

i~ the fray. This, I believe, is our people anywhere except 

The League of Women Voters 

of Gross'e Pointe yesterday began 

a luncheon 

its 1969.70 

and 

study 

combined 

series 

unit 

at 

meeting at the home of Mrs. 

orderly person. Case dismiss~d. 

Wirt Vanslyke, 17517Maumee 

was charged under the stop 

1 

aw. He pled guil~y, was found 

pended 

guilty and his sentence was sus. 

. 

••• "Today I worked the whol.e day at the .slte In den Fund. The participants are where our community loses- within the confines of Grosse Philip Maborak, 1160 Maryone 

trench measuring for my stratIgraphy drawmgs. I Interns and Resident. and phy_our greatest 1055 being tbe re- Pointe. R. E. Werner. land, was char~ed with an ex. 

record the various levels of Il)aterial 

very important to the exca~ation a~d 

in the earth. It's 

Dr. Lengel's rep.ort 

sicians who liye and practice 

in the commumty. ConSiderable 

spect. of 

maturity 

our 

and 

child.ren 

clarity 

in 

of 

the 

our I 

As a point 

d th 

of further 

th 

backb' 

"Taxation and Education" is 

the State Study Item this year. 

pired meter 

found guilty 

violation. He was 

and fined $2. 

-so I ha.ve to be very precIse. It gl.V,es.me a go.od-feehng 

., 1 Str t. h t "'terestlng math 

to be the 

O 

fflcla a Igrap er-l S 1.1 , . 

ematical and artistic . • .' 

•. • • 

• 

ellthusiasm is noted among the 

nursea many of whom are tak 

iog a 'more active part in ~ 

care of cardiac patients in the 

Holden Cardiac Intensive Car 

judgments. groun, ere are 0 e~ aSI- An investigation of j)is study 

A tt f d cally self.supporting pro;:rams was initiated under the chair. 

s a ma er 0 recor, my Iwithh1 our schools, such as adult manship of Mrs. J .. Howa:d 

support of the WCCC program education classes and summer Kay. and her commIttee Inwas 

based on these three con- I' Ie1udmg Mrs. Donald McCon. 

Alexander l\fa s h 0 U r. 1451 

Blairmoor, was charged with 

going throullh a red light. He 

pled not guilty. Case was dismissed 

because of a good rec . 

• • • "There 

Villa and Italian 

is so mueh I want to tell you about the 

friends I'ft met. We don't only stick to 

Unit and in ether parts of th: 

hospital, and through teamwork 

siderations. Firstly, the finan. 

cial consideration: the tommu. 

school, which for 

have been open 

many year~ 

for non.resl' 

achie, Mrs. Philippe 

Mrs. Douglas Graham 

Masiee, 

and Mrs. 

ord. 

George Williams. 357 Ridge. 

our schedule but have had some really different expert. with House Officers and At- nity college concept does pro. dents to "-troop in and out on Robert May~ar

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To list a few 

• Catalogs 

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• Business Stationery 

• ealendar Pads 

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Thursday. September 18. 1969 

PRE-KINDERGARTEN classes 

9:00 ~11:30-12:30.3:00. 

Ages 3" to 5Jh 

BERNIE FALK'S STUDIO 

14940 Kercheval 

ED 1-2102 VA 2.2778 

3-I.OST AND FOUND 

LOST-A REAL LOSS. Money 

clip, initials F.W.P. Yes, it 

cClntaiDed some' money 'which 

would be fine tli see again. 

But, clip was given me by my 

wife on my 50th birthday, so 

if you have a ,heart, please 

mail it to 854 Washington Rd., 

Grosse Pointe, or. call 885. 

6743. 

LOST: White gold wedding ring, 

Friday, September 12, vicinity 

1'llack.Hampton.Roslyn. Senti. 

mental value. Reward. TUxedo 

4-4802. 

LOST Black and. White shart 

haired cat, Lakeshore and 

Briarcliff. Reward. TU 1~7. 

4-HELP WANTED 

INSURANCE, 

SECRETARY with experience 

required for full 5 day week. 

Pleasant working conditions, 

many fringes. TU)Cedo2-8233 

CARE of elderly gentleman, 

semi-invalid, Thursdays and 

Sundays, 1-9 p.m. TUxedo 

5-4151. 

CASHIER 

APPLY MR. BICHL 

Wright-Kay Co. 


NATIONAL BANK of Detroit 

has -an opening for a part 

time teller to work one or two 

days per week at our Jefferson.Beaufait 

office. This posi. 

,tion .offers a ,good startit)g 

salary, pleasant working con. 

ditions and training which 

allows you to earn-while you 

learn. Apply in person Monday 

through Friday, 10 a.m. 

througb 3 p.m. 6465East Jef. 

ferson or call 567-3322. 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

OLD, Established Real Estate 

firm in Grosse Pointe Farms 

has two desks available for 

,aggressive salespeople. Will 

train, if necessary. or welco'me 

elq)t!rienced salespeople. 

Good bonus structure and help 

extended to sales personnel, 

congenial atmosphere. Phone 

884.6200, BRUCE N. TAP- 

PAN & ASSOCIA.TES,REAL. I 

TORS. 

RN and LPN ' 

REGISTERED . NURSE desires 

part or full time employment 

in office or hospital, 94.. No 

typing or Saturday work. 

East Side of Grosse. Pointe 

area. TU 4-C166. 

EXECUTIVE Secretary, Pointe 

area. Prefer part-time. Legal 

and Public Relation experience. 

823.16'73. ' 

IF YOU'LL name the job you 

want done, we'n do it • . • 

Stokes MuUiple Services, VA 

4-lm2. . 

LIGHT HAULING. 822-1968. 

NEED A HELPING"HAND? 

Mature,. effiCient ~seeretary 

available hourly, daily. weekly; 

assignments. Excenent references. 

No agencies please. 

776-0957 

11 p.m. shift, small psychiatric MATURE, Iif e Ion g Grosse 

hospital. 7850 E. Jefferson. Pointer deSires secretarial 

567.1100. position in Grosse Pointe 

area. If you are looking for 

EXPERIE~CED, w~man need. an experienced and depend. 

ed. Part time. rypmg, general able Secretary who likes to 

office work. Must be able to meet people, has pleasant 

work on Saturd!lY' Office 10. telephone manner and types 

cated "On.the.Hill." Call 886. 50 wpm, I'd he iliterested in 

7100. hearing from you. Box M.15 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

fvr downtown Internist. Expel'ienced. 

Good salary. Call evenings. 

VA 3-0872. 

GUITAR players, ba:;s and lead 

INTELLIGENT and capable needed for group, .also need 

woman to stay with 16.year. singer 884-0829. 

old boy ~hile his parents are 2 OFFICE positions available, 

on vacahon. Other help ~m'l qualifications preferred; neat 

played. llecent ~rosse Pomte appearance and pleasant telereferences 

required. TUxedo pbone voice, accurate typing, 

6.4739. good figure aptitude, knowl. 

COMPl!.'TENT higb school girl edge of duplicating and addfor 

mother's helper. Satur. ~ng machi.n~. Exc~llent work. 

days. Must like children and mg conditions Wlth one of. 

have dri\'ers license. Moor. Grosse Pointes most reputaland. 

884-5548. ble Real Estate Brokers. Call 

S. Yanchuk 886-4200. 

RESPONSIBLE high 5cbooler 

with short hours to care for 

small girl 4 hours daily. Pre. 

fer person with younger 

brothers or sisters. Referenc~. 

Washington Road.Ker. 

cheval. TUxedo 2-5262. 

Full time for a fine jewelry 

store. Pleasant working condi. 

tions. 5 day week. 

INTERIOR DESIGNE~tart 

up to $300 weekly. Call 884. 

1103 between 9.5, Monday 

through Friday. 

NATIONAL BANK OF 

DETROIT 

PART T1ME JANITORS 

National Bank of Detroit has 

openings for part time jani. 

tors to work on the afternoon 

shift. Apply in person Monday 

through Friday 10 a.m. to 3 

p.m., Grosse. Pointe Farms 

Office, 93 KerchevaL 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

ALL JOBS 100% FREE 

Take the easy way out when 

looking for a top office position. 

See Harriet Sorge for top 

salaries with top companiesat 

no cost to you! 

HARRIET SORGE 

PERSONNEL AGENCY 

254 Eastland Center Prof. Bldg. 

372-4720 

RE'fIRED Gentleman or Lady 

Bookkeeper for small retail 

office, 2 days a week. Personal 

resume. Box H.ll, Grosse 

Pointe News. 

BOOKKEEPER 

2 yeats training and 2 or more 

years experience. Consider. 

able contact with ether per. 

sonnel. Ex c e 11e n t sa18ry, 

fringe benefits and wOJ'!dn~ 

environment in Grosse Pointe. 

Write Box L-30, Grosse Pointe 

News. 

5A-SITUATION WANTED 

(Domestic) 

DEPENDABLE woman would 

like morning work, 5 hours, 4 

or 5 days a week. 824.01n 

EXPERIENCED woman wllnts 

3 or 4 days, all.around house. 

work. Grosse Pointe references. 

567-6224. 

EXPERIENCED lady wishes 3 

or 4 days at same place. 922. 

4578. 

LADY desires baby.sitting, light 

housework for working pa. 

rents. 567-7583. References. 

WOMAN wan t s Thursdays, 

Grosse Poi n t e References, 

$15, carfare. 366.3253. 

LADY desires WOrk for Mon. 

days and Tuesdays only for 

laundering. 925-5347. 

A.l DAYWORKER, 10 to 6, 

Monday through Friday, $15 

day. 822-3020. 

EXPERIENCED cook or maid 

wishes 5 days. Monday 

through Friday. Will live in. 

Free to travel. Grosse Pointe 

references. 935-0682, 

I HAVE 

handled in excess of 4 million dollars worth of Grosse 

Pointe Real Estate in the last four years. 

I AM 

available, Must have real Incentive. 

Box 0.6. 


~FFICES FOR RENT 

.. 

;.. '.-~mtUI~.~~~ '14A-HELP WA~TED ISA-SITUATION WANTED tS-FOR RENT- 

(Domestic) , (Domestic) (Unfurnilhecll 

..Z~.z..~'B' WANTED -Experlf!il~~d COOkS,LADY wishes 5 days, cooking GROSSE POINTE studio apart. 

I wait r e IIse s and couples. and down stairs work. Will ment, excellent for plano 

C'LASS ;; I Grosse Pointe Employment stay nights. WA 2.6848. teacher. VA 1.7710 or 541.2558. 

" Agency. TUxedo 5-4576. 

DEPENDABLE practical nurse CHIPPENDAL!!: COURT Apart. 

.1 COOK-HOUSEKEEPER desires p r i vat e reltef or ment, Roseville. Fraser M. 

AB'S I 

STORAGE SPACE 

WITH OR WITHOUT 

FURNITURE 

FREE UTILITIES 

16300 HARPER 882.5480 

NEW BRICK BUILDING 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 

21312 Mack, corner Aline, 

2200 sq, ft. open area. can be 

divided, iir.con~itioned, large 

rear area parkmg lot. 

MEDICAL-PROFESSIONAL- 

20861 Mack. One 5.room suite. 

Immediate occupancy. 

TU 4-1340 TU 6-1068 I 

377 FISHER IN THE MEWS I 

Truly unique offices with every 

comfort. 882.0899. 

DESK SPACE. all utilities fur. 

nished, main floor. Mack and 

8 Mile area. Grosse Pointe. 

I $;~ month. 885.1388or 886.5530. 

I LEASE Professional 0 If ice, 

Grosse Pointe Woods area. 

ELEGANTLY furnished 2 bed: Air conditioned, secretary 

room apartment, $250. per service available. 881.3696 or 

FOR RENT 

month. Whittier &; Ballour. 886-7508, call before 1 p.m. 

8.BEDROOM home, 2lh bath~, 

TU 5-4496 or TY 5.9864. FISHER ROAD-READY 

dressing room, living room. 

FOR PARTITIONS TU 2.0899 

CAPITOL MANOR (or. Indian 

dining room, kitchen with, GE 

open Daily 4-6 p.m.-Sund'1Y 

P.RIVATE TUTORING; 

Village). Handsomely fur- 

dishwasher, stove, refrigera. 

12-6 p.m. 

IN" 

nished digs for mltture, sin- 

tor, breakfast, family rdpm 

YOUR OWN HOME 

gle, professional people, 3 

and screenwill.dows, carpet. 

SF-TO SHARE- 

All subjects; all grades. 

ing, 2.car attached garagl', 

I:ooms, $125 up mo.; 4 rooms, LivinS Quarters 

Adults and children. Cere 

, $165 mo. 821'()()32and 567-9681. 

full basement, gas heat, en. 

tified teachers. 

YOUNG woman will share 3 

tire lot.lanascaped with large MbROSS. ROAD near Express. 

Call: 

bedroom house with same. 

outdoor patio. Immediate oc- way. October through June. 2 

DETROIT AND SUBURBAN 

Reply Bolt G.U, Grosse Pointe 

cupancy for responsible par. Bedroom, garage. 2 adult.s, no I TUTORING SERVICE 

ty. Located in, G~9sse I>9inte 

News. 

pets.' Security deposit. Refer- 

KE 7-4653 

school district 'in Harper ences, $175. VE 11-41164. LADY bas house and garage 

Woods, 20473Danbury l;i\!l'l. 

WELL-QUALIFIED, experience 

she wishes to sbare with 

'" , ,. 

ed, fOl::eignteacher wisbes to 

CALL OWNER~VA 2-8420 

same. Location near Kerby 

.give French aud Spanish les- 

School. 965-4455, ext. 44, 

PART TIME TELLER S-SITUATION ,WANTED 8:00.12:00 1:00.5:00 Daily 

sons to children and .adt:1ts 

weekdays. 

day time and a f te r school 

SECRETARIAL SERVICES 

EMPLOYED LADY to share 

hours. Reasonable rates. 885. 

Grace Brown 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

my apartment. References. 

7710. 

Transcribinlf, general typing, 

Box N-30, Grosse Pointe 

Mack-Cadieux Area 

2E-SCHOOLS 

Newli. 

881-5350 

.: Must be experienced cook:. weeks work. 822-1470. ami Chippendale. New, 1 and 

'.' II L i g h t cleaning. EurOpean EXPERIENC.ED lad,! with ref- 2 - bedroom, walk - in closet, 

.' I your own private basement. 

~ I' background preferred. Other erences Wishes ofCJcecleaning Appliances, pool, air condi, 

Ihelp employed. Top salary. evenings. 822.8459 after 7 p.m. tioning. Apartment, 772.!W10. 

881.4255. 

__ I 58-EMPLOYMENT --. 

Office, LAkeview 1.28411. 

, I GENERAL housework and !:llain,BUREAU ST. CLAIR Village apartments. 

cooking, 2 days, 10:30 a.m. i - 

• . through 6 o'clock dinner. 2 EFFICIENT WORKERS Em. 20001 East 8 Mile, 6 blocks 

.~~!tf(~~~ adults. References. TUx~do: ployment Agency has experi. nortb of Vernier Re. New 

1.2486. : enced day workers, general large 1 and 2 bedroom apart. 

lA-MUSIC EDUCATION I4-HELP WANTED I 

: housework, live.ins, cooks. ments. Carpeting. all appli. 

PIANO, THEORY'. Pre. scuool ' EXPERIENCED baby s.itter for ',. LOr&ine' 8-3118. ,aDees. From $175. !\Iodel 

4 Id bo F tI open 2 to 5 daily. Mgr., Apt. 

through university level. Wal. NATIONAL BANK OF ,one I .year.o y.. I\'e ays 16-FOR RENT- 25, PR 6.2182. 

ter Mueller 482 Colonial Ct DETROIT ' a week. Noon until 6 p.m., • 

North. TUx'edo 6.1090. . CLERK TYPIST I Pr~ferably with own transpor_II_~~nfurn~shed) ONE BEDROOM apartment 

National Bank of Detroit has II tBatlon bbut , . nea r 4 

b l a B6 J7e4f C.II TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly 

Your Ad Can Be Charged 

Classified Deadline 

Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., 

for all Dew copy, changes of 

copy and cancellations. It is 

suggested that all real estate 

!erSOll NEFF. l Lower flat. Two bed. with basement. CarpetiD~. 

ORGAN instructions in your an opening for a clerk typist eac us me. . •. I rooms. Convenient to shops fenced yard. Adults. No chil- 

copy be submitted tv our office 

by Monday 5 p.m. 

home. Professional arrang. at our Grosse Pointe Farm.s PLEASANT, capable woman to II and transportati.on. Newly' ~' dren. 2 blocks from, East' 

iog, styling and harmony. Office, ~ Kerche,:al. App1J. live in, light housekeeping, decorated. Adults, no pets, land. TU 4.9288. 

Gene Wesley. 774-4038. cant must be a high school cooking for single older wom. TU $200.00 .3 BEDROOMS Ilh baths no 

Charge Ads--12 Words for" $1.50 

10c each additional word ELMINA CAMBURN gradullte and. be a~l.e to type an. Starting wage, $60 a week. I MAXON BROTHERS I garage. Fen~ed yard. Fa'rms. 

MMTA Certified Piano Teacher 50 W.p.m. T~s position offers TU 2-3047. I TU 2-6000: $210 per month. Occupancy 

Call 

Theory Classes a good starting salary, regu. i 0 t b 15 8860426 

Studio P~och alld Judy Bldg. lar salary reviews and good HOUSEKEEPER to care for CARRIAGE house. 3 rooms. I coer . . . 

TUxedo 2-6900 

15 Kercheval TU 1.7147 promotional opportunities. Ap. elderly lady two days weekly $150 per month. Bachelor, MARYLAND, 5 room lower 

3 Trunk lin85 

Res.: 1023 Roslyn' TU 4.2832 ply in person Monday through and every other week.end. only. 886.8634. available October 1. $110, Se- 

NEWS SALE8 STATION8 

Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. . Friday 5 p.m. to Monday 9 BARRINGTON. Attractive 3 curity deposit. Adults, no pets. 

DOWNTOWN AREA 

PUNCH AND JUDY An Equal Opportunity Employer a.m. TU 1.0424. bedroom ranch. Lease at 884.9360. 

Grand CINIllI Park News stand 

J4aJestlc News Stand 

15~~~cr;~:a~~~~ue LAUNDRESS'to do work in own ~oo month. Security depos. 2179 PHILIP near Vernor - 5 

E. JEFFERSON TO CITY L.IMITS Private Lessons by FURNITURE SALESMEN AND home. Pick'Ull and deliver It. 821-5277. rooms upper. Adults only. 

lUverhOuse Gift Shop, 

Professional Musicians WOMEN. Start up to $300, back. No shirts. TUxedo ALTER, near lake, 3. bw;w,m 821.5347. 

8900 E. Jefferson 

Park Drucs. City Limits 

Studio: Tl; 4-4440 weekly. Call 884.1103 be. 5. 6743 . colonial duplex,.;l1h blb~, .~ 

GROSSE POINTE PARK 

Residence: 837.8312 'P;i~e:y. 9.5, Monday. through COOK.HOUSEKEEPER {or one recreation room .. 1$180. 1- 6A-FOR RENT 

MUleI' Pbumacy, 

Steven Bleau; Guitarist adult, live in, References re- 4870 or 882.0028;

", 

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Pig. Tw.nty.. tght G~OSSE POINTE NEWS - 

CLASSIFIED 

~"IJS 

CaU TUxedo 2.6900 -3 rrunk Lines To Serve You Quickly 

Your Ad Cln B. Char,ed 

1969 CHEVROLET 

IMPALA 

$2495 

FULL PRICE INCLUDES: 

~-B, auto. trans., power steering, power 

vinyl top, radio, heater, whitewall tires • 

See or Coli Ron Blokely or Doug Seillfrled 

Cr.dit Checked by Phone 

brakes, 

VA' 1-0678 ! 

TED EWA[fj CHEV'ROLE't 

15175 E. Jefferson at City Limits 

SEPTEMBER 

USED CAR 

BARGAINS 

'64 T'Bird Landau. Full r '67 Mustang convert. V-B, 

powc:r. R. 6' h., wwt. Ex- auto., p.S., r. C1 h., W.W.t. 

tra nice! Extra sharp. 

'62 Chevrolet 2-door. Ex. 

eel lent condition. 

'65 Mustang, 2+2, 4speed, 

V-8, r. &- h., wwt. 

Sharp. 

'64 Chevy II wagon. 6 

cyJ., auto., r. 6' h., w.w.t. 

'67 Galaxie 500 convert. 

V-8 auto., p,s., r. (or h., 

W.W.t. Sharp. 

COOK FORD 

16801 MACK NR. CADI EUX 

WOOD 

MOTORS 

882-7707 

JNC, 

USED CARS 

60 To Choose From 

100% GUARANTEE 

ON MOST MODELS 

30 days or 1,000 miles' 

15351 GRATIOT at 8 MILE 

LA 1-6900 PR 8.6400 

'Engi"" tr'Nt, rear axl., front axl. assemblies, brake 

I)'It~, and ,'Iectrical systems. 

., 

8-ARTiCLESFOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE II-AUTOS FOR SALE ' 

GENERAL ELECTRIC dryer, "FLEA MARKET" - Private ' 

good condition. 881.2988. Sale, Saturday only, Sept. 20. MERCEDES BEljZ' 300 SE 

(long) mid'1964, rust free and 

MINK SIDES COAT, 1;:16. Ex. 9 

.. Cha .5. 255 I .. Hamilton . d KCourt b (ncar Rd spot Iess 

(like new) with sun 

cellerit condition, $125. Beige r evolx an er y .,) root" all' suspe~~ion, aut.)- 

. Casbmere, $30. 881-'~523. Something for eve r yon e ! t. tr .. 

II Household items; Bissell Rug ma IC ansmlSslon, power 

':.' AUTOMATICg~~;g~ door open. Washer, ~Iectric bot.plates, :::ee:,i~~'w~~: .ru~:~~9 ~~t~ 

er; douhle size box springs dishes, kitchen utensils, fold.' 

~i and mattress,. $15. 884.6919. ing screen. photography equip factory warranty 2 years; FM 

>., . ,._' .. __ .__ ment, artists' supplies, worn. radio (2 speakers), trailer 

~ i LAWN MOWER S!lnbeam Fry en's clothing, skiis, boots, hitch and other extras. New 

~ 

£ 

pan, 

table, 

cash box, marble top 

Relax.a.Cizer; Heat 

skates, basketball, 

sail boat. 

Sun.Fish price $10,600, for. sale for 

$4,100. VA 1.8363or PR 3.1423. 

~~,*;J 

ill 

~ 

Ray and Sun Lamp, Step 

stool. 886.6238. 

BRASS b;~-l>eautii~l;.tiq;;s~ 

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TELEVISION 21 in. fruitwood 

~~~.~~5~ood condition $65, 

1969-0-L.D-SMOBILE--Toronado, 

;::~~~~~n ca~,u~~~~iS:~UiP~~~: 

double. 317 Stephens, TUxedo Must sacrifice. 585.3009. 

8-ARTICLE~ F0!t SALE_, 8 ~RTICLES FOR SAL_E_l ~A~TIC~~!!~_~~~~E __ ,_!.~2~~_' i Dr:aUm~to~s~~t)m~~~:~I~~a~iss~ CADILLAC '68 Sedan de Ville. 

MISCELLANEOUS garage lale ROPE~. gas range,. 36", good 12 5" Ludwig cowbells, 2 10" I URGENTLY NEEDED : with cases. 882-0506. ~.M. executive, mint condi. 

at 14539 Harbor Island at the I condItion, $35. 884.3525. Zildgin cymbals 1 pair large I I tlon full power and accesso. 

foot of Lakeview Ave., Fri. -----,.-,--------- Maracas Reaso~able in new TIFFANY type glass lamps I "TODDLERS" 2 snow suits I ries 'air, 775-1272. 

day ~nd Saturday, Sept. 19 GRAND piano, beautiful finish, [condition' 886.1520' old furniture, antiques. Orlen- (girls). Like new. 886-1265. ' 

and 20 from 10 to 4 p.m. I Armstrong flute, Singer va. _. ~ .__.. I tal rugs, art objects, etc. 8B At-ITIQUES 1968 CADILLAC 2 door. Has a 

______ .___ .,__ cuum, Shetlllnd polisher and MOVING-Antiques, oldtiques, NEW IDEALER WILL PAYI_~ .I Doeskin hardtop. Low mile. 

A~TIQUE U.~lon treadle se.w- scrubber, reflector tele;;cope. d,ecorative it ems, clothing, ~ORE, 372.0070. 14485 Gra. BUTCHER block. 24x30, $150. age. Full power. Just $3,795. 

~~~t.~~~~~~~~~' all parts m. _~2.8544. ~~r~Place ~Iectric logs, old tlot n~a~~_ : Mag!c lantern $30, Must sell I COFFEY CADILLAC 

_____ ,_ FRIGIDAIRE electric s t 0 vel b 0 hkSI' WID~ pr~ss metal WILLETI' cherrywood dinin" I' movmg. TU 2-2721. 3180 E JEFFERSON 

" ' " ' us e capacIty. MImeograph I .' co -- I' 

GARAuE sale, Saturday 2.6, I 40, douhle oven and broiler, Ncostylc 8F.1903. t dl : r~ table. With 5 c~alrs; 2 JA.\fES W. VOSS box grand LO 7.6811 , 

53 Hampton. G.E. Am~rican I Good. condition. 30" electric ing machine 1902. ~~~dr~::~f :balrs; s~r~; electnc sew. piano, 1855, good condition, I . .... - . 

d~uble oven. slove, stamless fan. like new. TU 6.7176. miscellar: .t All I. mg machl,?e, set of German best offer. PRescott 6.9417. 1960 COMET 4,d.oor aeluxe. Ex. 

SIn k, boating equipment, ._.___ .eous I ems. we encyclopedIas. 8214340 be-, . .. cellent condlllon. Sbould be 

sport Yak, Hart skiis, tools, RUMMAGE sale, . Thursday, ~o~e, 378 Kerby Road, Grosse fore 2 p.m. ANTIQUE SHOW seen to be appreciated. $175. 

c lot hi n g , miscellaneous Sept. 25. Grosse Pointe Unit- sOl~le Faorms, Saturday and TWO D I REDFORD-DETROIT 821.9139. Call hefore 6 p.m. 

items. ed Methodist Church. 211 

Moross Road 8'30 a m 

. ., '._~_' __ :_' __ 

I 

SCHWIN Hollywood N bIkes, 

$20 girls boys24 2Su m"1 GARA GE sale, Saturday, 10 

Corvette $14 ail50 a,m. to 5 p.m. Household 

, . . 285. items, teen girls clothing, 

un ay, 1 a.m. 

---------- 

RANCH, ?fTfIl'K COAT, srze 20, 

$850; 14 skin autumn haze 

mink stole. Both like new, 

Purchased Roberts. Suitable 

ux ~veseats. oatmeal 

color, $150 each, TUxedo 5. 

6888. 

-- 

DRAPERIES and valance, trav. 

erSll. Lined. Custom made. 

Sept. 26, 27, ~ I or after 8 p.m. 

i- 

Carrent~rs Hall 22521. Grand j. 1966 MUSTANG Fastback 2+2 

2 I 1RIver f Ave~"dDetrOlt d . . . 

tr' V.8, good condition, stick 

eve.s 0 peno an. coun )'1 shift, wide oval tires, 4 sneakfurmture 

.. Glass, c~\na, dolls, er stereo tape player. $i;150. 

DINING bed d k' h 

, . room: an Itc en 

toys. 934 North Renaud 

.' , . _ 

for tall 

Thursday 

woman. 882.5601, 

after 4 p.m. 

78" wide.' Attractive blue and 

white print. Like new. VAl. 

paper welg~ts, 

and decorative 

orIental. rugs 

accessories. 

Call Saturday 

TUxedo 1-51&5 

or Sunday. 

set, .c.uno cabmet,. 

teleVISIon, ,lamps, 

c~lored 

mirrors 

HA'M'MOND organ, cherry, A. 

100 Series, percussion, like LADIES CLOTHING. s i z e s 

ley 4.7400 after 8 p.m. Hours: 12 noon to 10 p.OL 

Sunday closing 6 p.m. 

j . 

1966 CHRYSLER 

, 

New Yorker 

~~~u:~:eze\:::937~ o~ 9~2 new, asking $2,150. 771.0623. 10-12. Some designer, very TWO winllow shutters, pine, $1.25 admission Free Parking 2 door hardtop. Like new: 

've. 

Drl 

y, " 

.. 

u 

_ 

r LARGE dog "ouse. Good. con.... 

"I'. w 

tion $30 TU 4-4395 

reasonable. Must sell. 882-8738. 

SERVICE OF 8 Silverplate; 3 

321,2 "x29", adjustments pos. 

sible, excellent condition. VAl- 9-ARTICLES 

ley 4-7400 after 8 p.m. 

WANTED 

Automatic. 

$1395 

' . 

Double power. 

2, LIKE NEW,new Goodyear ,. . fur c03tS, seal, muskrat, black WE BUY old gold, jewelrY and 

Suburbanite snow tires, size PHOTO EQUIPMENT, enlarger, fox. TU 5-7610. • PORTA.CRIB, car. bed, play- silver. Vogue Jewelen,.22377 

900.15, $30. 886.7252. trays. drum dryer, chemicals, pen, car seat, bigh chair, Morass Road. 

ELECTRrc ,range, automatic 

wasber, reel type power lawn 

mower, girls ice skates and 

ski boots. 8814976. 

GARAGE sale. 3 faniilies, lki 

boots, square d an e 1n g 

clothes, 6 year crib, w;,rk 

table, jewelry. Miscellaneous. 

. Thutilday, FrJday, 9 to 4:30. 

1427 Harvard. 

papers, tanks, misc. equip. TABLE--Drop leaf. mahogany, stroller. Reasonable. 1362 

ment, all must go. Sunday excellent condition. TU 2- Somerset, 884.1788. 

only, 10-4. 234 McKinley. 1996. GARAGE SALE - antiques, 

BAVARIAN CHlNA service for 1 WHEEL utility trailer, $50; 4 knick-knacks, dishes, frames. 

12, band made quilts. 21" bikes. $7.$25; wheel barrow, chairs, boys, womens clothing 

Roger well and tree 1Ilatter $7; 2 sump pumps, $20 and all sizes. Thursday and Fri. 

Italian 6 ft lace cloth, 5 ~an: $25; 2 bandmowers, $10 each; day, 1629 Newcastle. block 

dIe sconce, ladies dresser and wheat scythe, .$10; miscel- north of Woods ijleater. 

fur trimmed coat, size 12. laneous. Saturday, 10 a.m. Lo 

MisceUaneoushouseholditems. 2 p.m., 780 Washington. TU FABULOUS Christmas cards 

886.2478. 4-9243. and stationery, personalized. 

Samples displayed in your 

PUNCH BOWL .SET, black vel. home., 886.3956. 

vet armchair, inlaid table, antique 

walnut dropleaf table, 

liqueT glasses, silver pitcher 

and ten service. Demitasse 

cups and saucers. 884-7581, 

evenings or weekends. 

LOVELY Herschede grandmother 

clock, $120. Arlmiral portable 

television, excellent condition, 

$50. After 6 p.m. 886. 

4866. 

VICTORIAN tables and chairs. 

Must see to appreciate. 824. 

6!l86, after 5. " .' 

GOLF CLUBS, telescope; micro. 

scope and slide projector. Rea. 

sonabl~' prices. 885.5248. 

TYPEWRITER, Smith Coronna, 

with carrying case. 18mm 

movie camera, Rell & Howell. 

Reasonable. TUxedo 4-2174. 

AUTO RADIOS, all models, $8 

to $10. Lamps, drapes, many 

items. Friday and Saturday, 

10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 45 Moorland 

near Jefferson & Vernier. 

THE 1970 

CADILLACS 

"Spirit of the 70's" 

NOW ON DISPLAY 

AT 

ROGER RINKE 

CADILLAC CO. 

VAN DYKE 

Bet. 10-11 MI. Rds. 

REFRESHMENTS 

FLOWERS FOR 

THE LADIES 

GIGANTIC. 8 family garage 

sale, Friday, 9.2. Antiques, 

baby clothes and equipment, 

drapes, silver, paintings, wed. 

ding dress, furniture, dJshes, 

eJothlng, lamps and mis'cel. 

laneous household items. 223 

McMillan.. . 

'; .~. 

RUMMAGE SALE by PEO 

Chapter ,Aq, Saturday, Sept. 

27 from 9 'a:in to ~ p.m. at 

American Legion Hall, 20916 

Mack near Vernier. 

AMC 30" electric .rnnge, white. 

excellent condition. 821-3855. 

GAS STOVE, ~6", :fellow, nine 

years old, $30. Good condition. 

884.1545. 

AUCTION every Friday night 

at 7:~0 at the new Red Barn 

located at 27446Gratiot, Rose. 

ville. General merchandise. 

antiques, grand.father clock, 

miscellaneous w a I I clocks. 

etc. Shop open Wednesday 

through Saturday from 10.3 

and 6.8. ,Merchandise bought 

and sold. George Younes, 

Auctioneer. For 'information 

HOward 3.0392 or PR 2.4110. 

WANTED - Bike, Schwinn, 10speed 

Varsity. 882.7086. 

OLD PORCELAIN Tureen, pink 

or blue on white. Old pink 

Opaline. Call' after 10 p,m. 

TUxedo' 5-2761. 

URGENTLY WANTED: 

TIFFANy.type . glass lamps, 

old fumiture, antiques, Ori. 

ental rugs, . art objects,. etc. 

NEW 'DEALER, WlliL',PA.Y 

MORE! 372-00'70, 14485 Gratiot 

near 7. 

WANTED, plastic egg cartons. 

TU 1-3401. 

)'" 

FRENCH furniture, Meissin, 

Royal Berlin, porcelains, ivorys, 

Serves and Oriental 

i\ems. Box 0.15, Grosse 

Pointe News. 

WANTED - Antiqued Italian 

or French Provincia! twin 

beds complete, nite stand, 

double dresser, mirror; Cub 

SCout uniform, size 12.14. 

885-7463. 

ED RINKE 

CHEVROLET 

TRUCK & CAMPER DEPT. 

Van Dyke & 10~ Mile 

JE 6~255 

POINTE 

OO[XjE 

18155 MACK sa&5410 

BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. 

Browsers always welcome. 63 CORVETTE Coupe. 327, 

B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss Hurst 4 speed. Mag wheels. 

Etbel Claes, 1670 Leverette new paiIit, 6 tires, silver with 

(48216). WO 34267. red interior. $1975. 881-2277. 

WANTED _ Used cupboards, 1967 DODGE Coronet wagon, 

closets and cabinets for base. full power, factory'air, $1500. 

ment and garage storage. _884.7248. - . 

886-4886. 1965 CHRYSLER Newport 2 

OLD DOLLS and parts, old door hardtop, silver gray, 

velvet, high button baby .full power. 21,000 miles, $1,shoes, 

wooden doll house. 851. 075. 884-5012. 

1810. 

USED woman's bike~ MS-60S8, 

Schwinn preferred. 

ELECTRIC refrigerator,' $130, 

electric stove $35, coffee ta. 

I ble $10, parlor chair $8. mis- 

WANTED, porch furniture, 

tee,. 2 chairs, wrought 

set. 

iron 

cellaneous. 790 Washington. or lIgbt bamboo. TU 1-1256. 

60 YARDS Beige carpeting 14) GIRL ~cout ~~p will buy used 

. . ' I English ndmg helmets or 

x 20 .s~ulptured beige, In good boots. Call TU 1-6850 (lr TU 

conditIOn. 886.6416. ! 4-2362. 

GAR.AGE S~E-Sailfi.sh.type lOA-MOTORCYCLES 

sailboat. Bikes. Eleclnc gUlt- FOR SALE 

1966 MERCURY 4 door automatic, 

air conditionJng, power 

steering, power brakes, $I395. 

FRANK ADAM 

LI NCOLN-MERCURY 

20777 GRATIOT, :C. DETROIT 

" 

Thursday, !epfemb.r 18, 1969 

ll-AUTOS FOR SALE II-AUTOS FOR SALE 

1968 KARMANN.GHIA hardtop, 

automatic transmission, radio, 

good condition. Must sell. 526. 

3427. 

1968 CORVETIE 

CONVERTIBLE 

1 owner. 4.speed trans., 350 

H.P. Metallic Blue with white 

top. I 

TED EWALD 

CHEVROLET 

15175 E. Jefferson, VA 1-2000 

1963 4.DOOR Plymouth Belvedere 

- excellent condition, 

$400. TUxedo 4.1962. 

:68 FORD LTD, full power, 

vinyl top, air conditioned and 

stereo. 390 engine. 779.2428or 

881.2406. -I 

CHEVROLET Impala ronverti. 

ble, white, red leather interior 

and carpeting, new white 

FRANK ADAM 

Lf ~JCOLN-MERCURY 

20777 GRATIOT, E. DETROIT 

PR 2-0200 

CHEVELLE Malibu convertible 

307, 1968 automatic, }lOwer 

steering, 18,500 miles. $2,250 

or will consider trade for 

goqd 2 door hardtop or station 

wagon of equal value. st. 

Clair Shor~s, 293-1735. 

MUSTANG, 196.8, 2 door, fast 

back, 8 cylinaer, radio, air 

conditioned, automatic transmission, 

.power steering, tape 

decks, orIginal, $3l!OO. Sell 

for, $2100. Firm. Original own. 

er. 881-2325. 

BUICK CONVERTIBLE, '62, 

power, - good top, runs like a 

clock, body needs some work. 

$250. 884.3606. . 

886.5410 

886-5410 

1967 NIMROD 

TRAVEL TRAILER 

Power Top. Sleeps 8. 

. Full Price 

ED RINKE 

CHEVROLET 

Van Dyke at 10'11 mi. Rd. 

JE 6-O~SS 

I 

1966 RAMBLER station wagon, 

6 'cylinder, power steering. 

$1195. 

POINTE 

DODGE 

18155 MACK' 

Associates 

Land Co, 

888.5410 

._-- 

'65 MUSTANG, 3 speed stick, 6 

cylinder, needs mumer. Best 

ofter over $400. TU 2.0014. 

--- _._-~-~ 

1969 CHEVROLET Impala, CUs. 

tom, V.8, Powerglide, power 

steering, radio, tinted win. 

dows, while sidewalls, wheel 

covers, electric clock, 6500 

miles. Private- owner. $2550. 

19870 Holiday. 

1966 CADILLAC de Ville. Sea 

Mist Green with a vinyl roof. 

Air conditioning, fun power, 

low mileage. Only $2,595. 

COFFEY CADI LLAC 


LO 7.6811 

top, 2 new white sidewall MUSTANG convertible, 1965. 

tires. Beautiful condition, one Typical G.P. second car. 

owner, 19,000 miles. Best Of-I 15.,000 miles ONLY. $1,095. 

fer. WO 2-7000. TUxedo 5.6249. 

1969 CONTiNENTAL 4 door. CHEVROLET 11163,good condi. 

Fa c to r yair conditioning. tion, tires TIke new. Mornings 

Dark green, black vinyl top. 886-8071. 21806 Moross. 

13,000 miles. 

1966 DODGE Coronet 4 door. 

6 cylinder, automatic. Sharp! 

$995. 

POINTE 

.DODGE 

18155 MACK 

P-R 2-0200 '6;; MUSTANG convertible, V-8 

engine, ,.au,tomatic transmis. 

1963 BELAIRE Cheyrolet sed- ',sion, r~~iri;: he~ter:, gOOllcon. 

an, V-8 engine, g~dtires : p.ition,~?50:881.009B.' / ' 

and clean. One owner. 886-' 

8021. 1966 V.W., 1300 'Series, sun roof, 

radio and heater. After 5 p.m. 

COBRA, 427. 1967 Roadster 777.7164. . 

Craig; Cbick. 647-571:1, 647: " ' . ,"'.: : ' ; '.. ,;.:', . 

.2435.' .. , '-.' caEVRO"'E'J'!~6.1ibrillaJai,h.ril, 

, top, 275 horsePower, radio, 

66 PLYMOUTH Fury m, 4 . heater/ ~wer' steering, power 

door .sed8l!, automatic, power brakes. Yellow, black inter. 

steermg, brakes, $925. TU ior. Vinyl tOp. Excellent con. 

4.0773. dition. A real bargain., $1475. 

1966 FORD Fairlane' 2 door. 

Automatic, 6 cylmder. Llk'e 1968 PLYMOUTH Road Runner. 

new. $1,050. Automatic, 8, power. $1795. 

POINTE 

DODGE 

18155 MACK' 

886-5410 

1969 GRAND PRIX. J Model 

brand new. Air 'and powe; 

windows, steering and brakes. 

AM.FM radio. Must sell. 886- 

5982. 

1963 CADILLAC Sedan deVille 

air conditioning, full powe; 

equipment, loaded with 'extras. 

Like new, owner sacrifice 

$995. TU 1-2523 or 773-6157.' 

M.G. T.D. '53, good condition. 

882-0149., 

'63 CHRYSLER 300• .( door 

hardtop, air, automatic power 

steering and brakes' radio 

$550. 8855002, after 6. ' 

1969OLDS Delta custom, 2 door 

hardtop, air. vinyl top, tinted 

glass, power, antomatlc. 7,000 

miles. $3.195. 264.531B. 

AUSTIN HEALEY, 

AUSTIN AMERICA, 

JAGUAR, MG, TOYOr A 

SALES WITH SERVICE V/HEN 

YOU BUY AT EAST SIDE'S 

LARGEST IMPORT CAR DEALER 

SAMPLE SPORTS 

CAR SALES 

111&1CiRATIOT 871..7170 

t 

VA 1~2153.. ' , 

POINTE 

OODGE 

18155 MACK • 

1969 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille, 

goll!, vinyi roof, air, extras, 

7,000 miles. $5100. 881.197L 

1969 CHEVROLET Kfugswood 

wagon,po.wer . disc brakes, 

power steering. Turbo.Hydra. 

matic, air, ~OO h.p. V.8, air 

shocks, posi.traction, many 

extras, low mileage. 886.8519 

. af~r 6 p.m. 

1965 CADILLAC convertible. 

power, air condition, low 

mileage, original owner. TU 

4-0147. 

POINTE 

PODGE 

18155 MACK 886-5410 

'63 FORD Station Wagon, $100. 

TUxedo 5-8068. 

'63 FORD Galaxie 4-door hardtop 

with radio and heater, V-8 

engine. In good condition. Will 

take best offer. 882.2562. 

1963 CHEVROLET Convertible. 

Impala. Automatic 8, power 

steering and brakes. Leaving 

town, must sell. 853 Lakepointe. 

BUICK '69 Electra 225, • door, 

vinyl top, automatic ('limate 

control air, FM.AM Stereo, 6 

way split power seat, fuIl 

power and many other op. 

tions. 882.4652. 

T.BIRD 2-door Landau, 1967. 

All power, air-conditioned, 

lady owner, $2,200. VAlley 

3.0950. 

1957 CADILLAC 4.Door Hardtop.Excellent 

condition. $395. 

RICHARD BUICK 

16941 E. WARREN 886.3090 

1965 CHRYSLER 2.door hard. 

tp 300, factory air, full power. 

779.3478. 

CHRYSLER '66 Newport 2.door, 

hardtop, power steering 

brakes, windows. Vinyl top: 

Excellent condition. $1,~OO. 

TUxedo 1-0725. 

12A~B~ATS AND 

" . .MOTORS 

24 FT. CHRIS.CRAFT, mahog. 

any speed boat, 9 passenger. 

ElCc.elle,nt, cond!ti Oll ., MIlDY ex. 

~s •. ,MU8~ •.:liiill, '$495. WA 

'5-9689. ", , . . , 

CHRIS CRAFT, 1963, 24' Sea 

Skiff Ranger, extras. Excel. 

lent condition. $4,500.882.9825. 

196815 Ft. Chrysler 151 Cbarger 

with 75 h.p. outboard, $2,050. 

Carl JOYDer, 881-6200. 

35' OWEN~, twin engine cabin 

cruiser, loaded. with equip. 

'ment. Bachelor leaving Great 

Lakes area. Sacrifice for immediate 

sale .. 775-5966. 

17.FOOT Fiberglass O'Day day 

sailer, 3.5 H.P., tilt trailer, 

$1750. 881-1051. 

O'DAY Sailer. 17', motor, trail. 

er, etc. $1,300. TUxedo 2-3845. 

CHRIS CRAFT Express Cruiser 

1955,26', good condition. In 

water. Sacrifice, $2.000. 882- 

5539. 

STARCRAFT fiberglass, 15 33 • 

b.p., trailer. In water. ri.rx~. 

do 2-4866 after 6 p.m. 

ar with amp. Clothes. Refrig- 

! 

erator. Furniture. All kinds 

of goodies. Saturday 2 p.m. 

to 5 p.m. only. 1220 Whittier. 

MASSIVE walnut dining room 

set. Buffet and china cabinet, 

six chairs. Three leaves, seats 

14. $300 772-4662. 

DUNCAJ.V Phyfe dining room 

set. Buffet, 6 chairs with 

White leather seats. Seats 12 

with leaf. Very good condition. 

$125. Bedroom set van. 

ity and chest. Good condi. 

tion $50. VA 4.0480. 

FOR SALE or trade. Ducati 250 

excellent conditioh. Canary 

yellow. 823.2477 after 6 p.m. 

19~ INDIAN CHIEF, Bonnevl1le 

BO, as is, $450. Between 

7 & 9 p.m. 771.7298. 

JOB-TRUCKS 

'66 CHEVROLET 

SUBURBAN CARRYALL 

V8, automatic, power steering. 

$1495 

ED RINKE 

CHEVROLET 

TRUCK & CAMPER DEPT. 

Van Dyke & 10lk Mile 

JE 6-0255 

'68 CHEVROLET 

Ih.TON picku;l, V.8. Full cus. 

Jom cab. Anniversary Gold 

and white. 

1968 CADILLAC convertibles. 6 

to choose from. Hurry! From 

'66 FORD Wagon, stick, power as low as $3,795. 

steering aDd brake:;. Will con: COFFEY CADILLAC 

sider offers. 800-8689. 


1965 PONTIAC Catalina slation 

LO 7-6811 

wagon. Automatic, 8 cylinder. 

CHEVROLET 1968 Impala' SS 

Power steering. Runs like 

convertible, power steering, 

new. $695. 

power brake!!, tinted glass, 

POINTE 

$2600 or best offer, .9624061. 

DOOCE 

FORD 1963 Fairlane. 2 d~r. 

18155 MACK 886.5410 new B. F. Goodrich tires. 

good transportation. $350. TU 

1006 FORD Convertible. Like 5.5094. 

new. TU 4-0185. 

1968 SEDAN DeVille, $4100. '67 FORD XL, automatic, pow. 

h't 'th bI k er steering, 289 cubic inch 

W I e WI ac padded top, new tires, rlark green. $1795: 

f:Jctory air and six way seat. 886-4324. 

Private. 886.7386. __ 

'66 FALCON Futura 4 Door. 1966 DODGE Coronet 9-passen. 

Gold, 6 automatic, 25'.000 ger station wagon. Power. 

$1195, 

miles. Private. 779.2900, Mr. 

DiLorenzo. 

121- TRAILERS AND 

CAMPERS 

MOTOR HOME 

09 Travco 27'. Sleeps 7. Day, 

week, weekend. Summer rentals 

available. 

886.5840 

RENTALS 

1969 DODGE Family Wagon 

Vans fully equipped, sleeps 

2 adults and 2 children. 

For information call 

881-0867 

FAMLI-VANS, INC. 

Michigan Bankard Hono".ed. 

J 2D-ACREAGE AND 

SUBURBAN PROP. 

ERTY FOR SALE 

CORVETTES & SPORT 

CARS \VANT~D 

HANEY SPORT CARS 

15200 GRATIOT BET. 7 & 8 MILE 

DR 2-1777 

1969 DEMO'S 

LOW MILEAGE 

SAVINGS UP TO $1500 

See or Call Ron Blakely or Doug Seigfried 

Credit Checked by Phone 

VA 1-0678 

TED EW'ALD CHEVROLET 

lSJ1i Eo Jefferson • c~ LiMitI 

LOVELY 3 bedroom home in 

Rochester. If.! mile from new 

shopping area. 10 acres with 

barn, stalls for hors"s 

B~icke~ floor family roo~ 

WIth fIreplace. City water 

Price, $90,000. • 

1 to 10 acre building sites in 

Macomb and Rochester avail. 

able. 

Ask about o"r industrial acre. 

age with rail, high, rolling 

residential development prop: 

erly, and our multiple acreage. 

135 Romeo Rd. 

P.O. Box 570 

Rochcster, Michigan 

1-651.7575 or 651.7576 

METAMORA - ao aores. eM. 

8535.

Thursday; September IS, 1969 Go R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S 

/ 

12D-ACREAGE AND 13-REAL EnATE U-REAL ESTATI U-REAL ESTATE! IU-REAL IeSTATE 

SUBURBAN PRO~. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE if FOR SALE 

IRTY FOR SALE -------- I---------I---~------"~- 

St. Clair County 

80 ACRES with 2640 feet of 

frontage on paved Road. near 

Smiths Creek. 

BUSINESS SITE 

Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe 

City.. 132'xlOil', fine corner 

location. 

KARL 

DAVIES 

TU 5-3220 

13-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SAlt 

11400 HARVARD PRICE REDVCED' OPEN HOVSE-SUN. 2-5 BISHOP' _ GROSSE POINTE 

OPEN SVNDAY 2.5 TORREY ROAD 1200 _ Ideal BY OWNER. 55 Weber Place, PARK-Large 4 bedroom Eng- 

Center hall Colonial in excel. house for a large family, 4 Grosse Pointe Shores. 4 bed. gUsh Tudor, 2~ baths, fam. 

lent condition. Four large bedrooms, 3 full baths, den, rOM! colonial, excellent con. . ily room and den. Underpriced 

bedrooms. Kitchen with all recreation room with wet bar dition. Near schools and at $35,900. Can assume 6%%. 

built.ins. T.V. room. Recrea. and fireplace, new carpeting church. 884-8999. By owner, no brokers. 882tion 

room plus extra play and loads of other features. --------.--- 4761. 

ANCHORVILLE on Dixie Hwy. room for the children. Beau-I A real value only $39,900. 

Cozy cottswald cottage with tiful carpeting. 2 car garage. open Sat. and Sun. 2.5. 

12\2 acres. Cement block FABICK REALTY PEMBERTON-eenwr entrance 

garage, Barn, & Bldg. used TV 1.7710 colonial' and .large foyer, 3 

as store or bobby shop. 1------- I good size bedrooms, huge 

$75,000. family room. 2 1h. batb,~. Mnrt- 

OWNER of lovely 3 Bedroom, '" 

Above properties can easily 11h bath, farm Colonial in gage can be assumed. Call 

be reached off 1-94 X.way. Star of Sea parish, interested now. 

Call 

GEORGE PALMS 

REALTOR 

TU 6-4444 

12E-COMM£RCIAL 

PROPERTY FOR SALE 

SUZA~ COURT. St. C I a I r 

~hores. Handsome brick ranch 

in prestige arca. Living room 

modern kitchen. den, 2 1..1 

baths 2 car attached garage. 

Ask for Ann D. Day. 

8. F. Chamberlain 

R ~..4500 TU4.l502 ! 

I 

exchanging with owner of 4-5 

bedroom home in same area 

or in St. Paul's parish. No 

Brokers. TU 6.2453. 

BETTY VINGI 

) LIST THE FACTS 

10 Acres of beautifully wood. 

ed land near Romeo. Dis. 

cover country living with this 

fine parcel. Only $1,000 per 

acre. Terms. 

. 

REALTOR 

First Offering 

SOMETHING SPECIAL! One of 

the Farms' most attractive 

ranch homes ideally located 

just off Kercheval. Large li. 

brary or 3rd bedroom; 2 full 

baths, attached garage. Extra 

features include central air 

conditioning, complete lawn 

sprinkler system, carpets and 

drapes. Reasonably priced at 

$45,000. 

ALTER, near lake; 3 bedroom 

colonial duplex, 11k baths, 20741 MACK 886.3210 Hillcrest 

reueationr 00 m, $10,000. CUSTOM RANCH in a choice 

881-4870 or 882-0028. i-----------[ Farms location near sehool 

GROSSE PTE. PARK 

1410 GRAYTON RD. 

OPEN SVNDAY 2-5 

Mr. Real Estate 

Broker 

Let us put your prime listings 

(commercial or residential) on 

TV video tope. Then. your prospec;ts 

can view these properties 

in your office on your own TV 

set whenever you wis~. 

A B T Production., Inc. 

851.12t2 

We want you to be HOU$E. 

HAPPY! May we show you- 

3.bedroom brick Colonial" OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 

den. breakfast room, fin- LOTHROP 100 _ Besides the 

ished basement, 11k baths, formal living room and din- 

2-car garage. Many fine ing room-a quiet paneled 

features. Seller is. leaving librarr, sunny Florida room 

state. Ideal location, close, and spedacular leisure room, 

to everything. there is a bedroom .and bath 

12F-Rl:SORT PROPERTY I on the first floor. Four fam. 

FOR SALE ,I F.IKANY ily bedrooms aud three baths 

on the second floor-and ele- 

EXECUTIVE SVMMER HOME I REALTOR gaut .•wimming pool. LoOk no 

On shores of Lake Huron. Pri. I I further! 

vate, quillt, sandy beach, alii . TU 6-505. 1 

conveniences •. Two and If.l SHELBOVRNE COURT 466 - 

miles 

Fully 

Iarge fr0J.1l. Gr~nd B~d. -G-R-O~SS-E-P-O-INT-. -E-W-O-O-D-S---All- I 

furlUshed m CoIODlaI, ., 

st"r bedroom fire face brick Colomal, custom 

ma .. ,.. - built 3 bedrooms with large 

Excellent 

fine three 

location 

bedroom 

$39,900 

for this 

ranch. 

place, etc., etc .•• Not ~heap. e1os~ts. LivingrOomwith fire- CHALFONTE 473 _ Just the 

Phone 519.238-2452 if no place, _formal dining room, right si7.e rancb. Good traffic 

answer, 519-438-4883. I kitchen w}th eating space, .pattern. Novel dining area 

FURNISHED 4 bedroom com. panelled family room with outside. C(1me take a look! 

pletely winterized cottage, 10cated 

at Pointe Aux Barques, 

parquet floor, tiled basement 

with laundry rooms, 2 car 

C I tel d 

MERRI.WEATHER 389-Three 

bedrooms, custom designed 

near Port Austin, good g&lf. garage. omp eyre 

_in_g_a_nd_s_w_im_m_in_ 

etO- home. Center hali,panelled 

g_._88_2-_55_23_._ I rated. 886-0189. I dilD, carpeted kitchen and 

12H-LAKE AND RIVER 

FOR SALE 

GROSSE POI NTE 

FARMS 

breakfast area. 

closed terrace. 

Large en. 

TAKE FRONT ll:state with 8 VERNIER 75-FIRST OFFER. 

bedrooms and 4 baths. 500 ft. AN EXCELLENT 3-year-old ING. S/.lec1al family home. 

house with a fine paneled Excellent library AND famon 

Torch Lake. Only $75,000. bed 

Ford Realty, Bellaire, Mich. Family Room,. 3 rooms, _ily room~ Four bedrooms, 

2'h baths, perfect kitchen with two and one ~ baths. Within 

igaD. . I all appliances, 2.car garage, walking distance Of four pub. 

CANADA, 2'h ACRE, $345 CASH fully f i ni she d basement, lic schools and three private. 

Several cabin sites with hunting, sprinkling system and numer. Walk to dockage for cruiser. 

fishing and ski-dooing. Near ous. other good features. Owner transferred. Assume 

Rouyn, . Quebec. Roads ..and RA MONO JEFFS 5'h% Mortgage. 

Hydro. Privateowner.,~.~p5. T. . Y . . BY ApTn'INTMENT ONLY. 

TV'l-l1()()....,.IfnOl!ns. 'rV 2'()176 '-v 

ANCHOR BAY -HO~FAIR IHAMILTON COVRT-Will~ams. 

HAVEN, ALGONAC AREA_ burg Colonial-Built by Micou 

Boatman's paradise, lovely 4- A VISIT to this New with distinctive details. Just 

bedr~m spacious fa mil y E 1 d A I decorated throughout. KitchhOlrte;2 

bedrooms (can be 3) ng an tmospnere en (Mutschler) with beamed 

up With bath. 2 bedr

Il 

i' 

I 

, I 

. Page Thirty 

, 

1J-IlEAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

IN THE VILLAE 

EXCELLENT 3 bedroom English 

2-story home with family 

room and modernized kitchen. 

1;2 baths. Stairway to 3rd 

floor, semi-finished bedroom, 

2 car garage, deep lot. Priced 

to sell $35,500. 30 day occu. 

pancy. TU-1 6300. 

'Johnstone &- Johnstone 

13-REAL mATE 

FOR SALE 

ROSLYN ROAD--llh blocks to 

Lakeshore Road. Spa c i 0 u s 

Cape Cod, 4 large bedrooms, 

21fl baths, kitchen built.ins, 

family room, maDY extras. 

Existing 5"1-2%financing. 

UNIVERSITY PLACE-3 bed. 

room, 111.1 bath Colonial. Carpeting, 

first floor den, 2 car 

garage with closed, screeDed 

patio. Excf'.llent existiDg finan. 

cing. 

13";"'R£AL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

NEAR LAKEFRONT PARK 

TENDER loving care has been 

given to this excellent 4 bedroom 

2 story home with pan. 

elled family room, moderD 

kitchen aDd 101'f.ly finished, 

basement.' Price has been 

drastically reduced for fast 

sale. Move right in. TU 1- 

6300. 

Johnstone & Johnstone 

G R OS S E POI N T e; N;WS 

13-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

FIRST showing Saturday, new 

home at 21611 Brys Drive, 

close to shopping, 3 bed. 

rooms and bath. large kit. 

chen and family room com. 

bination, $21,000. Phone TU 

6-1464. 

This week. Purdy & Edgar 

calls YOur attention to 9 of 

the best real estate values 

in Grosse Pointe - many 

with attractive mortgage 

balances. 

I3-REA1. ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

ATl'RACTIvEwell maintained 

3 bedroom, center .hall Colonial 

in .Woods. Newly deco. 

rated and carpeted. FiDe features, 

iDcluding panelled den, 

glass enclosed terrace, break. 

fast room, many built.ins, 2~2 

garage, large lot. Substantial 

mortgage, fairly priced. 884- 

5319. 

1 

Grosse Pointe 

BROTHERS. INe. 

W 6-6010 83 KEROHEJAL TU 206000 

•• 

-I 

U ......REAL ESTATE 

. FOR SALE 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

. Open Sunday 2.,5 

1109 HAMPTON ROAD. 

Price reduced - :Immediate 

occupancy - 4 Bedrooms- 

2"1-2Batbs - ScreeDed Terrace 

- Recreation Room in 

Basement with wet Bar - 

Built.in Dishwasher - Wall 

to wall carpeting '"-'Drapes 

- Woodburning fireplace. 

Ideal for large family. 

13-~L SIn ATE 

Thursday, Septembc •. 1969 

I~~~~~kF~~~:~~£femai~.1 

1------------ 15 months young and peppy. 

THE ULTIMATf: IN TASTE Top bench and field champion 

AND QUALITY bloodlines. Sire.National field 

champion Butte Blue and 

5 bedroom Georgian Colon- Moon! Dam.BY Dual Cham. 

ial on Webber Place. Grosse pion Ridgewood Playboy. Obe- 

Pointe Shores. Built in dience trained and house. 

1961. Immediate occupaDCY. 

Owner, TV 6-0438. 

,broken. 

and hips 

Good conformation 

are guaranteed X. 

rayed normal. My place is 

951 N. OXFORD ROAD o\l'r puppylated ... will sac- 

'CeDter entraDce Colonial, 3 rifice at $350. Firm. 771-.8011. 

large bedrooms, 2~ b~\ils. AFGHAN pups-:2"ih months: 

Master bedrOl?m has pnvate I These beautiful pups are from 

bath ~nd walk.~n clos~t. Chee~. the finesL bloodline. Excellent 

ful kItchen With eatmg area.: show potential. 368-3089 2ve. 

Paneled den. J\~uch mor.e. Calli nings and weekends .. 

19898 E. WILLIAMS CT. 

Three Bedroom Ranch. 

Large screened and glassed 

OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 ,terrace - large formal din. ~~-:~~e~~~ . mformation or I GOOD"HOME;;nted for 1-ycar- 

ing room and living room 

1060 North Oxford SUNNINGDALE 722. High .with woodburning fireplace 

i old Boxer. Excellent with 

grade raDch oDly 10 years - 2.car atbched garage 13A-LOTS FOR SALE I children, but needs room to 

THIS ONE will be open for your old. Three bedrooms, two and "'ith automatic door opener I run. 882-1921. . 

inspection Sunday 2:30.5:00. ODe-half baths. Family room. -1'1.1 baths. Beautiful loca- 52'x316: on. Vernier Road Dear S I A M ESE Sealpoint kitten, 

It's a four bedroom colonial . Breakfast room. Utility room. tion. 

MornIDgslde. TU 4.7980. male, 8 weeks. $15. 884-1727. 

priced in i the mid-forties. Recreation room. Three fire. 

The owner has moved out places. 

Call for information on these RENAUD - Morningside area. 

and is anxiously awaiting 

and other homes. 

120 ft. frontage. For informa. MINI-TOY brown poodle pup. 

your offer to purchase. A BY APPOINTMENT 

tion call OWDe 884.7389 pies, 3 male. AKC Registered. 

r, . 886-8785. 

charming bome, that you 

WASHINGTON Very attrac- 

should see for sure. 

SWEENEY & MOORE' SHE L DEN. Grosse Pointe IS-BEAUTIFUL f1~fy kitten~ 

tive French residence. Well 

881-8800 

Shores. 777.3310. housebroken, free to good 

up.dated. Three bedrooms on 

home. 886-0585. 

By Appointment second floor. One bedroom 

Attractive Lot on JeffersoD 

above. One bath aDd two lava. 

LEXINGTON - 6 bedroom, 2~~ Zoned 2 family KITTENS, free, healthy, house 

torie$. Large paneled library. 

baths, completely remodeled For Further lnformatloD hroken.~lother GrOSBePointe 

on 109 ct. of Lake Huron. 

lady, father, inner.city swing- 

BALFOUR. Interesting contem. Large living room, fireplace. 

CALL 

er. TU 4-0997. 

porary multi.level. Five bed- formal dining room, family 

rooms, three baths. Activi. room and summer porch. GEORGE PAl.MS. 

WHY BUY A DOG when you 

ties room. 80 foot lot. 

$49,500. 359-2191or 359-8949. TU6-4444 

can buy a Puli? I have 8 

pedigreed, AKC registered 

HAMPTON. G r 0 sse Pointe I 

BEDFORD, corner Kercheval. I 

Shores. Compact appealing GROSSE POINTE FARMS ~ 3 

Pulik. I have one old bitch 

70' lot. Good buy. 

appearance belies spacious baths, gar age apartment, 

and 3 young bitches and 4 

KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 

living in one aI'.d ODe-half Some room size!; equal, living 

sons of a bitch. If you b'aveD't 

story on 75.foot lot. Four bed. room 15x35, largest bedroom CHOICE LARGE lot for sale in 

made up your mind about a 

rooms and / two baths. 1m- 20x22. basement playroom, new subdivisioD. View of 

pet, please call and talk to me 

about Pulik. TUxedo 4-6160. 

mediate pOss~~sion. $46,500.' 15x45, enclosed porch 12x25, Lake St. Clair. Located in 

fairly Dew home,' beautiful 

S. BRYS. Good raDch built 1953. view location. Land contract Grosse. Pointe S h 0 res on 2~P1ANO SERVICE. 

Three bedrooms,'one and one- or private mortgage terms. Stratton}>lace. 

PI~NO tUDiJig' and repairing, 

half baths. PaDeled deD. Ree- Call owner's agent. 886-7100. BORLAND. McBREARTY 

reation room. 72 foot lot. I REALTORS 

Thomas Pettit, VA 1.3392 or 

TUxedo 1.~2. 

$42,900.' TU 6.3800 

GROSSE POINTE Farms, near 

COMPLETE piano service. Tun- 

AUDUBON. Four bedrooms, two the lake. Builder's former LARGE SECLUDED G r 0 sse 

ing, rebuilding, refiDishing, 

and one. half' baths. Center home. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2, Pointe Farms lot. Driveway 

de-mothiDg. Member Piano 

hall coloDial always iD great powder rooms. BeautifuL de- side of 237 Kenwood Ct."Call 

TechniciaDs Guild. It Zecb 

demand. Living room. Din. tailed paneled library 'with TUxedo 5-0375 after 7 -p.m. 

731-7707. . ' 

ing rom. PaDeled library. fireplace. Gracious circUlar I 

Large kitehen with eating stairway. Pan e led garden LARGE LOT in Grosse Pointe PIANO TUNING and servicing. 

area aDd paneled recreation room with fireplace. Kitchen Woods. Owner 886.6798 eve. guaranteed. Walter Mueller, 

room with fireplace. Fine with separate breakfast room. nings, 

TIDtedo 6-1090. 

terrace overlooking secluded Rear stairway Qffkitchen. I. 

garden. Two'l:ar attached ga. Paneled recreation room' in GROSSE POINTE SHORES - 21-MOVING P- STORAGE 

r8ge. 5~ % mortgage can be basement with fireplal:e. All Choice location, 75 S. Duval, v 

d P 

. t 1 a private street off Lakeshore . 

assume. OS~esSIODa c ose. .' carpeted and draperies. Nice. 

Drive, The only 1a r g e lot 

KEN'S MOVING - Local sub. 

MORAN. Well built colonial. ly. landscaped with circulilr available in tbis area. urbs. One piece or hous!!ful. 

Three bedrooms ODeaDd one. dr!ve. M,iDY extras and de- TAPPAN 884~6200 Low rates. TU 2.8540., 

413 LINCOLN - A center en. 

half baths. Br~akfas.t room. I tal.ls. $137,000. Shown by ap. ------------ 21A-GENERAL SERVICES 

.trance colonial in the City 

Recreation room. Early po,s. pomtment 0 Dl.y. TUxedo LOT, 115' froDtage l}ear Lake- 

withjhi;ie:, ])elJroomsand 

sessioD. _4_.7_65_7_. .____ shore road in Grosse Pointe CARPET LAYING 

two an.d.:.a,:;balf baths, and 

charm too spare. Approxi. .BlJCKINGHAM;' Built'.:1!i5fo~ . 939 BLAIRMOOR COURT by . Shores. ° ,Suitable building NEW AND OLD 

matelf"'fdllrteen thousand 100 foot lot. Hig~clas$:.J'8nch. owner, a bedroom' colonial,' plans available. :. St~i.r Carpet Shifted 

dollar:; ~ m,\lld make this Two bedrooms andtwo.~full many extras, eXl;.eUeDtC9D&ii- SC.H,WEI,TZER - Repairs of All Types 

your bath&. Library'or third- bed- tiOD.TV 4-7337. Cigaret Burns Re-WoveD 

room. Paneled activities room. 1 --' -'-_1 ..886-4200 ALSO 

ReereatioD room. PEMBERTON 615-3 Bedroom ' NEW CARPET SALES 

'. .' . .. . .' 'GROSSE. POINTE SHORES- 

509 LINCOLN - For you who 

PEMB 

~R'TON. Near' the 'lake. center 'entrance co1oDiaf'one. Samples sbo'VVnlu' , 

like the same area but pre: ... block' from the Lake,';n. ear . Lakeshore Lane, first lot from Y H . 

Fo'ur be'drooms, two and one. th 1 k h 11' 1 our . orne ' 

fer a larger and older home, 

the Park. ODe fuij hath, two e a es ore. Ejxceent oca. B T U 

but one that's' in good con. 

; 'half' baths plus' third 'floor h.alf b8ths, large screened "tion;.TUxedo 1-7278. OB R DEL .. 

bedroom and bath. Nice den TU. 5-0703 

dition .. Four bedrooms, three 

. I terrace, large .paneled activi- 13B-CEMETEPI.Y --and 

a - hal{ paths, modern- ~Ius ",Jf!1?d . b ~semeDtrecrea. ties room OD second floor h 21 C-ELECTRICAL 

ized kitchen, and a nice lionJ:"1lI WIth bar. 75' lot.. easily adapted toone or more PROPERTY SERVICES 

~, t.', .. comfodllble~", family room 

bedrooms, Owner's Agent - WHlTE-;"'C"H-AP-' "'E-L~~C~E~M-E-T"'E-R-Y- I------.----are 

but a few of its fine UNIVE'RSITY: Well maintain'ed. 962-4677. 2 spaces in most desirable ALL TYPES WIRING 

features. Priced in the mid- Four bedrooms, two and one. I section. $600 total price. TU 

dle forties with an existing 

Ranges, dryers, air condition- 

half baths. Library. Breakfast PARK.LIKE grounds is a fea- 1-4135. 

ers, Violations corrected. 

mortgaRe balance of nearly room. Recreation room with ture of this outstanding ranch --~,---------I 

thirty thousand. 

fireplace. $4.6,500" in the Woods. 2 bedrooms and 14-REAL ESTATE 


t den or third bedroom .. First WANTED 

ALL WORK 

500 WASHINGTON - another 

NOTTINGHAM near Jefferson. fl 1 --~--------- 

First advertised. Plush ells. fO~orOff:~:dry room. Asking FAMILY needs fine 3 or 4 bed- GUARANTEED 

Old English, but with more 

tom one and one.half story room .home. Cash. Private . 

.bedrooms, in the same 

PR 8-0598 ' 

price range. The second built 1953~ Four bedrooms, WILCOX Mr. Jay, TUxedo 1-7609. 

two baths of which two bed- I 

floor cont8ins four bed. rooms and bath are OD first . THINKING of selling your ELECTRICAL WIRING 

rooms and two baths .• The floor. $42,500.. REALTORS house? 'We will absolutelY get and REPAIRS . 

third floor has two more 

20964 Mack Ave. 884-3550 you top price fast. Aber Real- ,KRAUSMANN ELECTRIC CO. 

bedrooms and a bath. And BEDFORD. /Desirable .colonial 

ty, 20799 Mack Ave., Grosse TU 2-5900 

the first floor has two most. south of Jefferson. Built 1962. 

Pointe. 885-1388, 886-5530. ' 

desired features-a den and 

l2,lD-ELECTRICAL 

Four bedrooms, two and onc- 

a lav. Assumable mort~age half baths. Family room. Fisher Road WIDOW wishes income or sin- APPLIANCES 

of more than thirty thou. 

gle. can assume mortgage or ----------- 

Paneled recreation. roo m . 

sand dollars. 

ATTRACTIVE Farm Colonial cash. 882.2517. 

Early possession. 

available due to oWDers' GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY 

N. DEEPLANDS. Grosse Pointe transfer from state. A/ versa- 14B-RESORT PROPERTY H 0 OV ER 

1350 DEVONSHIRE-we got the 

Shores. Custom built four tile home in that one bed. WANTED 

.word from Hawaii (that'/; 

bedrooms, three and one-half 

room is entered through aD. I-------'-------" I 

- where the owner is) and it's 

other, thus making it ideal for INTERESTED in renting place FACTORY AUTHORIZED 

"SELL" this four bedroom 

baths. Fireplace in Activities a 3 bedroom-study arrauge- during winter and summer in SERVICE 

-plus sitting room or nurse_ 

rom, library and living room. 

ment. or for use as 4 bed- WallooD Lake area. 884.2127., POINTE VACU UM 

• ry-Colonial on one of the 

120 foot lot. Fi!le condition. 

Quick possession. 

rooms. Small, attractive den -lS---B-U-S-IN-E-S-S---- j TU 1-1014 PR 2-4050 

nicest streets in the Park. 

on 1st floor. Large kitchen . 

Great floor plan with a' new WESTCHESTER. Substantial with built.in appliances. At. OPPORTUNITIES 21002 MACK 

library. a music room, and colonial. Four bedrooms, two tractive mortgage may be as- N.F;EDED-Manufacturing and FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY 

two powder rooms on the baths on second floor. Two sumed. sales executive with invest- NEW REBUILT PARTS 

first floor. In the basement, bedrooms and bath above. 

ment and services iDbusiness, 

there's an outstanding rec- Paneled library. Sun room. Somerset Road needing knowledgeable help 21 E-SEWING MACHINE 

reation room. Priced in the Large terrace. Well land- IDEAL arraDgemeDtfor at home and capital for growth and REPAIR 

fifties and. the owner will scaped. Three car garage. 1m. college student or in.laws. partnership. Box 1.12, Grosse 

take a land contract. 

mediate possession. 

Custom built 11k story home PQinte News. 

S:i:RVICE CALL, tune-up, com- 

with 2 twin size bedrooms and 

plet..:, $3.75. We repair all 

STEPHENS - an elegant 

SHOREHAM. Plush one and bllth on 1st floor and 2 su- 16-PETS FOR SALE makes. TUxedo 2-1881. 

one-half story. Three bed. 

home in a choice location 

persize bedrooms and bath on 

rooms, two and one.half baths 

with four family bedrooms 

2nd floor. Large kitcheD with GROOMING - Schnauzer and 21 G-ROOFING SERVICES 

of which two bedroms and built-in app~ianl'e5. Near ele. Poodle. Beautiful Schnauzer at ---------and 

three baths. with two 

bath are on second floor. Ma. . mentafy, junior high school stud. Eastland area. 886-4682. ROOF repairs. gutters, d6ck~, 

more tnaid'~ bedrooms and 

hogany paneled library or 

------------ chimneys. Do work myself. 

a bathroom. The extra liv- 

and transportation. Owner has 

extra bedroom. Recreation 

SCOTTY PUP, AKC. 3 black TUxedo 1-4807. 

Ing area on the main floor 

built another home and is 

room. 120' lot in the Shores. 

and one black brindlc. 839includes 

a large famay 

ready to move! 

3519. 

room and' a library with GROSSE POIN'fE SHORF-S. 

ROOFING 

Shoreham Road 

~e~=~~ 

natural fireplace. This new- Beautifully rcmodelcd Farm 

WISH TO BREED silver male Tile & Slate roof repairs 

er house in the Farms also Colonial on the lakefront. 

EXECUTIVE'S custom built miniature poodle. AKC regis. Gutters: Cleancd & Repaired 

has air cOllditioninR and Four bedrooms. three anrl 

home on 120' lot. Very large 

881.94~" 1 B&B MAINTENANCE 

many lldditional conveni- one-half bathS' of which bed- 

rooms, huge paneled library. 

formal dining room. separate JUST ADORABLE Mixed Bea. 775-2498 

ences.room 

and bath are on the 

attractive breakfast room. 2 gle pups, $5. 886-4886. 

Free Estimates 

first. floor. Activities room 

plus exceptional siUing room. bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd 

After you have given any, 

Many desirable and expensive floor and 1 .bedroom, II" GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE 

or all. of the above your 

featurcs. 

baths on 1st floor. TremeD. 

curbstone inspection call 

dous screened and covered 

our office and wc'lI gladly 

FISHER. OD 60 foot lot in porch at rear would easily 

JOANNA WESTERN 

give you more information Farms' near Ridge. Lovely convert to a family room. SerJ;n, Ibe Point. Arefl 

and arrange your personal 

WINDOW SHADES 

farm Colonial. Three bed. Owner has retired and is 

appointment to go through 

CleaDing, Turning, Repairing 

rooms, one and one.hall anxious to get on his way to 

the house of your choice. 

Fast Servi ce 

baths. Paneled library. Beau. Florida. 

ALSO FEATURING 

tiful new kitchen. $42.800. 

CUliTOM MADE SHADES 

Clayton C. Purdy Jr. 

KARL DAVIES 

Robert G. Edgar 

THOROUGH COVERAGE 

TV 5.3220 

Mary F. Schlaff 

ON OTHER 

Marian J. Bode 

CiRA'!TOP 

GROSSE POINTE HOUSES 

Dorolhy Meeker 

EXCEPTIONAL Co Ion i ~I in 

Woods. Large 3 bedroom, cen. Grosse Pointe Cab 

James P. Danaher Stop In for a time saving list 

SALES AND SERVICE 

Sue Megowen 

tailored to your requir,:,ments ter hall, panelled family room, 


a t t a c he d garage, games 

East of A Don Perrie 

TU 2.&300 

Iter • In the Park 

fro m our comprehen&ive 

TV 5-6000 

Grosse Pointe catalog of pho. room. patio •. Custom features 

tographs and small floor throughout. Many ext r as. 

plans. I Walk Monteith, Queen of 

Purdy 

Peace. Low 40's. Open Sun. 

GROSSE POINTE 

day or call 882-9493. 

Call TU 2-6074 

& 

to advertise 

MAXON 1418 LAKEPOINTE - 4 bed. Shoe Repair under Guide to 

Edgar 

rooms, 2 baths, modem kitch. 

en. Excellent ~()nditlon, 885- 365 Fisher Rd., Opp. High Good Service 

63 Xer~heval 

8944, 

l 

jjllli'

Thursday, September-' II, 1969 

21G-R~FING SERVICES 211-PA~NTING AND 

DECOUTING 

J. D. Candler INTERIOR aDd exterior pain 

HUGHES BROTHERS 

DECORATORS 

5293 Yorkshire 

882.9750 or 331.8029 

TU 1-7050 

40 Years in G.P. 

RUDOl.PH TONELT.O 

Decorator 

Jnl r.l'ior . Exterior 

Wall Papering 

882-0870 

T;)rce Mile Dr. 

25 Year,; ~xperience 

PAINTING 

,', 

i 

I... 

t- 

lng, 20 years experience. Ref 

ROOFING CO. erences. TYler ']-2501. 

INC. INTERIOR Iud exterior II 

!4.!chliln's Oldest Roofer 

ResideatW and COmmercial 

All types of Roofs and Decks 

Gutters ADd Conductors 

lng, wall washing and pi 

bangiag, ReaSODable ra 

30 years' 'experience. Ra 

Bunowsky, 823.5596. 

Free Estimate Repairs, 

No job too lar,e 

or too small. 

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• 

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"KEEPING SANE IN 

AN INS.

Plge Thirty.two GROSSE POINr'"e NEWS 

* \ * * Feature. Page 

1J,{Jtnte I 

Counter Points I 

l By Pat Rosseau I 

Fashion Togetherness .•• Photographed togeth.er in I 

"Bazaar" and s~own together on the runway during a 

recent. Walton-PIerce show were two entertaining styles i 

by Ceil Cha~man. O~e was a black velvet hostess paja.! 

Pointer of Interest 

* 

Good Taste 

Favorite Recipes 

of 

People in The KnotD 

* 

'ocztra 

* 

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, • ~,~~~ .. T ........ ~""_~ ..... ;....-~ 

From Anoth~r Pointe of View 

(ConliDuedfrom Page 17) 

0661, are handling last-minute requests. Tickets are $12 

for five lectures.; . - . 

WILTED LETTUCE Mrs. James Kennary, Jr., heads this season's Cele. 

Contributed by brity Series. '" * '" 

Mrs. Robert Greig Welcome To The New Rector 

1/2 lb. leaf lettuce Christ Church's Young Episcopal Wom~n, under the 

.2 small sliced onions presidency of Mrs. Richard Loyer, and Episcopal Churcb. 

3 slices b,acon women, Mrs. Mark Ethrj.dge, Jr., prt'sident, will welcome 

.1/2 cup water their new Rector and his wife, The Reverend and Mrs. 

1/2 cup cider vinegar Arnold A. Fenton, next Tuesday. 

1/2 cup sugar I The ladies gather for corporate communlon at 9:30, 

salt and pepper to taste I after which they'll enjoy coffee and an informal talk by 

Clean leaf lettuce and Mr. Fenton. 

dry.eut and fry bacon. Add He began his duties in the Parish early this month . 

"ater, vinegar, sugar, salt Son and grandson of Elliscopal elergyman, he's been a 

and pepper to bacon. Heat Navy Chaplain on active duty, curate in a cathedral, rec. 

and pour over letture. Add tor of a church in a ,town of 20,000 and of an urban 

onions; cover and let stand parish. . 

for a few minutes. Serves The Fentons have three children: Arnold, 15; Chrisfour. 

topher, 13, and seven.year.old Kimberly. 

-I * '" * 

who came up to him just before Church Tour of. Old Detroit 

one holiday saying, "Mr. An- . The Detroit of over 100 years ago will come alive 

ma, the bo~lCe flas~mg a pave design of rhinestones'j 

Its contrastin~ ~ashlOn ~as a white brocade evening ~.~ ... 

go~, the. rmdrJff showmg through illu:;ion and em. ;;> 

bellished WIth coral, baroque drop pearls and gold braid. I.'. 

A perfect wardrobe duo! ,I; 

* * • ' 

Wahib .. : who iJ an excellent hair stylist at Leon's, I 

~ an avo~atwn. He has been rehearsing as a dancer I 

. ~th the ~ld.dle East Folklore Troop which he tells us 

2S presentmg for the first. time in this country the .Baal. 

beck Festtval. it unll be held at Ford Auditorium satur'i 

day, October 25 .a~ 8:30 p.~. There's a cast of forty; 

dancers and mu..'ZC1ans,starrmg Odette Kaddo. Tickets I 

start at $5..50. In Gros~e Pointe they are available a't 

Leon's, 17888 Mack Avenue .. _ 884-9393. 

,.. * '" 

SllJppedfrom Sweden.• , • a new collection of elegant 'pant. 

Illits. Handsomely tailored and in the current popular colors 

they give any wardrobe that just right look. You c:an see lhe~ 

dersen, I hope.you have a nice agam ne.xt Thursday when five historic city churches 

all, fneluding a double.breasted one hi Navy Meltou cloth (and 

vacation. I saved my milk th d f 

money for you." And banded open elr oors or a Church Tour of Old Detroit spon- 

the price tag reads only $90) at Michelle's.Boutique at Leon, 

him three cents! sored by the Women's Republican Club of Grosse Pointe. 

17888MackAvenue. 

\ . The ladies will leave the Seven Mile-Mack area at 

• * '" 

He chuckles over the. young. 9:45 o'elock in the morning via' chartered busses to visit 

There's One Thing ••. about Mutschler Kitchens RICHARD SCHOOL NIGHT CUSTODIAN ENGINEER NATffA~rErdIANDE;SJEN 

"\' 

~~~;hCJU.~~:~ea ~~~ ~ah:;~; Assul!lption Greek Orthodox Church, Fort Street Pres- 

. 202~7 ~ack Avenue,. when they redo yom> kitchen, they 

By Janet Mueller 

Easter":.....SOnny. I told him, byterlan, SS. Peter and Paul, Mariner's and Old Christ 

do It WIth the practicality of a true cook and the flair 

Danish he was' born to; 

you have your times mixed Church. 

of a fabulous decorator, who might use the latest in fin. . He's quit~ a guy, thi~ Nate Andersen. He's had quite Swedish, Norwegian and Ger- 

up." Now a bit. about what they'll see ..• 

ishes for kitchens • • • a pale .green stain called Glena life. Born m Copenhagen, Denmark, he was in the man he "couldn't escape." 

wood. And to make it even better ..• Mutschler handles Merchant Marine, ,plowing the North Sea bringing food "I -t~aveled around Northern He knows they talk about him • * * 

an the. money details for you through a national finance to England in the latter part of World War 1. Europe when I was young," he at home: "Mr. Andersen this, r:;'reasures with Un Old Christ Church, oldest still 

Mr. Andersen that..".He. doesn't standin~ Protestant Church in Detroit, recalling to mind 

company. Any amount ••• large or small. 

Theil came Canada, Nate ar-~---------_.- explains. "You ean.t help pick. 

. d . t1. th W t ing things up when you travel." mind. "I j\l~t hcipe,"'he muses, ~e fa~es who helped make the city great ••• 

,.. '" '" " rIve per.manen ~ m ~ ~s - going to. do after I I'etire yet. Were these languages easier 

"it's' all Dice things .•. " •• Ceiling frescoes, stained glass windows and the mag. 

In'Martha's Closet. '.' 373 

ern Hemlsphe~e ~ AprIl, 1929, But I DO~OT feel ready to buy for him because he. already 

Fisher Road., there hangs 

worked at varIous Jobsonfarms a rocking .chair!" knew Danisb, because all He needn't worry: niflcent mar~le altar o! SS. Peter and Paul, built as 

a brand new collection of wool and wool crepe dl'esses and eventually becamtl fore. 

."This ~chOoIisn't. goiI!g to was Ol~ Chnst Ch~rch m the 1840's, when Detroit was 

by C'!ar1es Cooper of California. Berfect for any and all man of, the Packing Depart- Small cha,nceof that: Nate's Northern Europ'ean languages 

be the same; without.you," the a frontier towno~ Ju.st 13,000 souls • • • • 

OCCaslO1lS, ~hey f~ature !ong and short sleeves in a variety ment at Stanley S.teelCorpora. well-know~as A Man Who C:an are related? 

teachers tell Nate. And that The red:cushioJ!-ed, hand.carved black walnut pews 

of colors, tncludlng bezge, red, blue and green. There's 

tion of Canada Ltd. in Hamil. Do Anythmg. People waot him, "Don't you believe it!" says 

ton Ont people have been waiting a long Nate. "They're 'foreign Ian. delights him. Even though it's where worship~rs In "The Or~an Church,'" FOli Street 

bound to be one that's just right for you. / 

I~ Ha~iJlon he met 'his wife time for. him. Nate will work guages,' all right; Why, I was no more than the truth. Presbyterian, listen to their imme"se instnIment (if 

* • * 

Elizabeth, a transplanted Scot: as be cbooses.. do what he likes born in .Copenhagen. and just "I have a lot of friends in you happen to ride a horse to chureh Fort Street' can 

FUll Furs • • • alld that's Dot aU they are! They're great They've heen married 37 years. to do. And ~e II be ~ure to.le~ve 100 miles away. people spoke this school ~ystem,',' he says. llIccommodate. your mount during the service, incidental. 

lookingand warm and cOzy.You'll find an extensive selection of And, finally, Nate and Eliza- p'lenty of time f~ee"for flShmg a.. dialect I. couldn't under. And that, too, is no more than Iy-the h.itchmg post'! at th*e rea*r of the building) • • • 

these stylish and versatile fur coats at JacobSOD'S.You must beth arrived in the United and other goodIes, stand!" 

the truth. ~ 

Iitop in .and see to believe the wide variety of treated furs de. States. He and Elizabeth will stay in He has his High Pressure 

signed with great dash. They include French rabbit, dyed Spanish 

To young Nate Andersen, Did you know that Mariner's Church now stands on 

J'Tate wasn't the first of his Roslyn road. "Oh." he admits. Boiler Operator's License. He 

lamb (which looks remarkably like red lox), South African family to emigrate here. horn in Denmark, Michiganwas gt;oun.ds once occupied b~ an Indian Council House? In 

Five "if we found a cute little place has, too, a Certificate of 

sheared lamb with hair seal and Austrian shaggy lamb in a brothers and two sisters pre. somewherf' we might move- Achievement from the Michi. no more than a ~lace on a map. 1.955 It. \Vas moved .880 feet due east to its prp.sent posi- 

liOft grey. 

ceded him to the U.S.A. each but I don't think ,Wecould ever gan State University Office of Now it's borne, 

tIon ..Dld.you kno.w that the first regular Lenten noonday 

... * ... 

making a new life, a ne'w ca- find a nicer community than Vocational Education, Depart. 

servIces In AmerIca began in Old Mariner's.in 1877? . 

For the Evening ••• that calls for a "black tie," reer. Grosse Pointe," ment of Public Instruction. From Copenhagen to Grosse }yere you aw~re of the fact that the fantastically 

Valente's, 17904 Mack Avenue, has a complete collection One sister is a nurse. One All ThiIIgS Must End He's studied his ,job. He's Pointe ... from tailor to 'Ballor be~~tifUI AssumptIon Greek Orthcdox 

. 

Church in De- 

of tuxedos, which includes not only the traditional style brother is a retired Detroit Nate Andersen's attitude to. }!'1neto Night School, particl. to school custodian engliIeer. troll s ~ear East Side is located tiot far from the scene 

but the latest in the world of men's fashions. And to, Fire Department lieutenant. ward retirement is philosophi- pllted ill summer courses at He's had quite a life, this ot the CIty'S last bloody IMbin batties? 

give a bit of extra savoire faire to your outfit, choose Ii. Another brother is an attorney cal: "All goodthings must come MSU. Nate Andersen. 

... ... 

v~;;t from a large group in the latest fabrics ••• TUxedo 

... But for more detailed in. to an end,',' he quotes, adding "There are many courses of. 

formation on .the fortunes of the "and when the children I have fered," he says, "and I never He's quite a guy. 

To~r tickets are $4 each and may be obtained by 

6.5330. , * • lie Andersen family we'refer you watched grow up- in my little missed an opportunity to take -.------ 

~on.tactin .... !C. Mr.s. B.~.an ..M,:~IVin; .S.81.~48~,CJJ,a",JJ~ldent; 

]t!'l'5. Da~d .Lowe, -88514SB4;'toDr'chafrlDaif;'or Mn;H'arry 

Beauty At A Bargain .•• is a feature this week at to an earlier newspaper article. schoolcOlIU!backas-grownmen Qn.e.~tog~~J!I~J!!¥~i!Jg.to. gg Lutherau-I!;ailietJ 

one printe~ in 1952. and women, leading their chl'l- with the practical experience.. ' " .. .- Sisson,- 882:.{805~.' ticlfitCbiliririari. 

Notre 

Dame Pharmacy. Helen Rubinstein's J' -tabulous Skin In Danish Newspaper dren.' saying, 'Here, Mr. Ander- I h ave enJoye . d ID.Y. sch 00 1 wor. k Set. Sty Ie Sh.OW 

Dew Moisturizer and .Moisturizer Cream is on sale at re- And we refer you, too, to a sen. this is my baby; soon yon "The opportumt les are here, 

markable reductions .•• the $12 large size combination Danish.English dictionary: This will have him also.-then I to learn. to study ... So Short o.nd to The p. • t 

is now only $7 while'the $7 smaller size combination is earlier article appeared, much say it is time ,to say goodby." many opportunities that we The first project of the 1969-70' QIn e 

just $4. . "'...... 

In The Window, • , at The Sphere, 19849 

Mack Avenue, you can see a channing arrangement 

of Crol'n StaUordsbirc Bone China 

flowers. Exquisitely made, they include veri. 

eUes of roses, daffodils, chrysanthemums and 

pansies • , • reasonably priced at $1.75 each. 

l"or a very special gift ••• six of the china 

roses boxed In a typical florist box, ~ompl(:te 

with floral paper and a gift .card••• just $12. 

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