To Beneficiaries Of Purchases I Of Buhl Estate - Local History Archives

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Vol. 31 - No. 52 Entered as Second Class Malter al 

_____________________ lhe PaS! OWee at Delroll, Mlchl,an 

IIEADLINES 

of the 

'VEEK 

As Compiled by the 

Grosse Pointe News 

'il'bllrsday. December 17 

VICE. PRESIDENT Spiro T. 

Agnew told Republican gover. 

IWrs In Sun Valley, Ida,. Wed. 

nesday that he would step 

aside as their political channel 

to the Nixon Administration if 

they had loot confidence in him 

or felt they could no Jonger 

work with him. Despite some 

severe criticism of Agnew. the 

members of the Republican 

Governors' Association unani. 

mously rejected his oner. 

. . . 

Friday. December 18 

RIOTING FLARED up in the 

Baltic seaport of G d a n 5 k 

Thursday night and a bomb was 

reported to have exploded In 

the backyard of the Soviet Em. 

bassy in Warsaw on the fourth 

day of widespread Polish disorders. 

Premier Jzef Cyrankiewicz 

authorized militiamen to 

shoot at demonstrators protest- 

Ing government.ordered price 

increases, He told the nation 

that 10 to 20 person!! were 

slain during the. rioting and 

hundreds wounded. Informed 

sources said there were no in. 

juries in the blast at the Soviet 

Embassy, 

Saturday, December 19 

POLISH TANKS anLl troops 

with orders to shoot on sight 

a p pea red Friday to have 

crushed f001 riots in three 

cities in northern Poland, but 

outbreaks of violence, slow. 

down strikes and other demonstrations 

were reported in War- Hill Stores' 

saw and elsewhere. There were 

reports of protests against the Help Asked 

government decreed :: percent 

food price increases in Wroclaw,. 

Katowice, :Kr.akow, Siupsk .On. L:tter:ng. 

and Szezecin, which is ,on the II- IIborder 

with communist East 

Gennany. 

GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN DECEMBER 24, 1970 

Students and Police Exchange Christmas Greetings 

IOe Per Cop~ 

$$.00 Per Ytlr 

It Pages - Two Sections - Section On. 

!No Bequests PaicilHeate~ Duel 

. Endsm Okay 

To Beneficiaries Of Purchases 

I 

IOf Buhl Estate SL~~:R~h:~~h[)el~~mA~~r 

. tion with Return of 

Two Courts Order Distribution but Co-Executors Trustee Lee Allen 

Higgins and Starrs Take Appeals to Delay By Greg Boyd 

Payment to Designated Recipients In a special meeting of 

By Roben B. Edgar the Board of Education 

Two of the three co-executors of the $15 million Wednesday, December 16, 

estate of the late Theodore D. Buhl have once again approval to buy three com. 

d bl k d. t 'b t. f th be puter consoles for use in 

move to oc any IS r1 U IOn 0 e quests left under mathematics classes in each 

the will of the deceased, Not one penny has been paid . 

any of the beneficiaries of the cash bequests although of the three middle schools, 

Mr. Buhl died more than two and half years ago. a sedan for general 'Jse, and 

The terms of Mr. Buhl's will.------------- 

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time for payment of the speelI1e 

Igl 

'ft d th k" h d 

S an e ml e suc or er 

. th preml's s J'ustic re 

m I' es a e. 

d 

an which prevents 

pansion, has come 

its exto 

a. heacl 

Calls Com-ter Imbecile 

Board member 

..~ 

Calvin Sand.. 

berg, referring to the computer 

the South High School Choir Christmas album to the ficers in The PQinte. 

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CARLOAD 

CARLSON TV 

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At V.,"~r (8 Mil. Ilo.dl 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

Deadlock in School Board Broken 

opporlunily for compromise 

mains present ' 

If the hospital pursul!s along 

the lines o( its court.won ap. 

proval, their expansion plans 

call for the addition of 155 beds. 

bringing bed capacily to 320. 

Parking facilities would include 

a two deck parkng area to accomodale 

440 cars. 

Sisler Justine. president of 

Ihe Board of Trustees of Bon 

Secours Hospilal, told the 

NEWS "We arc delighted with 

the decision of the Cinuit Court 

hecause it will permit Don Se. 

cours Hospital to maintain its 

recorrl of excellence of service 

10 this area as an aelile care 

l1eneral hospital. This area' 1 

ncerls lhe additional herls and 

ancillary serviccs which Bon Se. 

cOllrs cxp~nsion will providc" 

DAVID H, CALLAWAY 

Chairman of Ihe Board and 

Chier Executive Olllcer 

JOHN G. MARTIN 

President and 

Chief Arlministrative Olllcer 

VIAENE 

Nursery and Landsuping 

SNOW 

REMOVAL 

By the season 

call 777.2800 

w. S......IC. Th. FI". 'olnl.1 

The Board of Directors announces 

the following elections: 

.'IHST () ...~iICIIIGA.N 

CORPORATION 

M('",/uor" Nfli' York S/ock f::rchangr 

New Yor~ Deltoil Chlc'lIo 

IIlI.HI. (;rff'li; • Bllmlflg'h.m • Flint • G,.nd "a't'" • CUll'''' JI"'ltidl'. 

Clro"l' "01"'" . ft.I.","OO • L.n'lin, • Mldl.rtd 

tbrllQrd, (onn. • Columb,,', OhiO 

Arrests 

Jacob SoriS 

Thursday, December 24, 1970 

In appreciation for 

Fuchs, Sandberg. and Semmler ler, and Sandberg voting "no." (eoau.ue. fr_ Pale 1) 

Your patronage, 

votiug "yes." In the only undisputed moUon the Beene around 1:30 p.m. 

In further discussion on the of the evenina:, the board unanl. Police believe the culprits 

We express our sincere 

issue, Sandberg said before the mously approved a land survey were frillhtened away when 

thanks and extend 

board aulhorizes the purchase for the South High School site. Mrs. Kirk arrived home unex. 

be~t wishes for a 

of the Iruck. more facls should -----.-- peeledly. 

be made available to board A t CI b A number of cheeks stolen 

members. lie stated that the U 0 U during a' Birmingham break. 

HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON 

board has had not enough op ing and entry were found on 

porlunity to view the specifica. Smith's person. A warrant was 

21719 HARPER AVENUE 

lions on the van and infonnation (Continued from Pale 1) issued on Smith for receiving 

I lorists nol to do so". saY>3Mea 

ST. CI,AIR SHORES, MICH. 048080 

was not comp ele. and concealing stolen property, 

Semmler said he would vote sel. "In the samp. breath, we He was remanded to Wayne 

IIno" on the motion tO'buy be. must admit that oyer flis holi .. County Jail where he was re .. ----cause 

some of the board memo day p~riod ei~ht out of ev~ry leased on $500 bond pending his If.1*\_ll:$'Ill:li.Uif51lllllll:P.ill:l/\lClIilllli'l1lllll_lI:f.I~lClIi_ll:f.llllliil~ll$lI::li'lAl 

bers were not adequately brief. ten drivers .wll,\ have a drink court appearance on December R 

ed and the facts on the van an~ tne~ dr~ve . 23. Phillip and Cantrell were I I 

were sketchy. Also. hCj. said. ,!hat .. W.1Yo~r alc~hol.edu'l released. It 

Fuchs was not allowed to dis. calIon program IS deSigned to 'II 

C'!SS the issue complelely with reach the party host in the HI-'I LI-tter i rll:f1ll:1!~1 ~ __ M~ ~ 

the board. home. We feel the person who Ii III I I 

Semmler Accuses Zean serves the alcohol has a moral II! III I It 

Finally, after Benjamin Zenn, responsibility to be sure guests (CoatlJtl1ed from Pale 1) III I • WI 

director of adminislrative sen'. are able to drive safely. GARBAGE should be placed In II I. f. - • fl/D a ill ! 

ices, stated the van had not yet . "W,e ~now that the ~egal limit the trash containers. i wi.It.;11I1'1 lU I I 

been ordered, Semmler claimed In MIchigan .for shOWing a ~r. The director said that there ll! • ADlUlUf M It 

that the order for the truck had. son drunk 13 muc~ too high. had been a littering ~roblem In If(I"'U "'U_I: J_ C.~.III I 111 

in 'fact, gone through and read I Ev~n af!e~ one .~rink. ~ per. the Mack avenue bUSiness ~r.ea, fTlQ.hhlJ fTW.l.UUi.lJ ~DII. ~I 

the order number to prove il, slIn s. drlVl,?g ability begins to I ~ul not t? the. ex~ent prevBllin. 

(Continued from Page 1) 

beneficiaries (though only to a 

very minor extent after taxes), 

stand to benefit from any interest 

or earnings that might accrue 

on such amounts represented 

by such lY~quests If pay. 

ment can be delayed. 

After more time consuming 

court hearings the Circuit Court 

affirmed the lower court. 

Not at all discouraged, the 

same objectors to present pay. 

ment moved the court for a r(:hearing, 

advancing Ihe same 

arguments all over again as to 

why the bequests should not be 

paid now, and in due lime the 

Circuit Court turned them back 

one more time, denying their 

motion. 

You Guessed It 

And now we come to Christ. 

mas week when the spirit of 

good wlll towards one's fellow 

man is supposed to prevail. and 

what do you suppose happened? 

You guessed it-they have 

taken still another appeal .. this 

one to the Michigan Court of 

Appeals which will take many 

more months to resolve. And 

who knows-if they lose there 

they might try to go to the Supreme 

Court of Michigan. 

Meanwhile the late Mr. Buhl's 

faithful servants and employe~, 

and the Cancer Foundation, 

must continue to wait and hope 

lhat some day at the end of the 

long, long road they may still 

be around to enjoy Ihat which 

Mr. Buhl so obviously wanted 

them to have where lhey could 

use it. . 

Merry Christmas 10 all! 

GENERAL HOCKEY 

PANTS 

BAUER - C.C.M 

SKATES 

NORTHLAND 

LOUISVILLE STICKS 

C.C.M. HELMETS 

COOPER GLOVES 

NHL JERSEYS • SOX 

IN STOCK 

WI SIDE 

SPORTING GOODS 

6462 VAN DYKE 

AT FORD X-WAY 

DETROIT 

WA. 1.3550 

Merry Christmas to aU, 

and to all a season of 

peace and good will. It 

has been a privilege to 

serve you. 

Closing at 4:30 Christmas & New Years Eve 

We Will Be Open SAT., DEC. 26 

So our employes can enjoy -a well deserved 

rest, WE WILL BE CLOSED 

SATURDAY, JANUARY 2nd 

since 1900 

Kercheval at St. Clair, Grosse Pointe 

g I rr ~I 

claiming Ihat this was a case detenorate • ~ays !l~easel. In the Hlil District. b~t leltelS I Ill! ~ I 

of "circumvention of procedure . Auto Club IS urgmg the leg- were sent to .Mack b.usmessmen II f( ill 

and aulhorily of the board." Islature to reduce the blllOd.al' r~cen.Uy. as~lOg th~lr coopera- ~ I Your II )f 

Zenn answered Semmler say. cohol It'vel needed to show a tlon.1n keepmg t~elr a~ea f~ee l 

Ii I lit lit 

ing Ihat he felt he was insult. pertlon legaU.y drunk from .15 of liller, ~omplYlng With pick Ii t11 patronage ! I 

cd and that Semmler was im. 10 .1~. up regulations. • ~ is ~ II 

plying illegal actions on the II IS suggested on the bottle ll! I S iJl 

part of Zenn. When Semmler in. sleeve chart t~.t a 150.pound IIII appreciated I 

sisted lhe truck had already person who has .over three I i II 

been ordered. President Thomp. ?un.ces of alc~hol In an h~ur, I II 

P · 

;._;;0, I! 

SOn suggestt'd lhal he was out IS In danger. if he docs. drIve. II< II WE W~~:~ BE CLOSED SATURDAY, DEC. 26 I 

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of order and said she expected The ~ducational material ~1s0 R • I 

a formal apology 10 Zenn at the emphaSJ.l~s food and soli drinks I I rl!J} t '" lJl 

ne.

Thursd.y, December 2", 1970 

HAPPY HOLIDAYS 

We extend our sincere wishes for a "Merry 

Christmas" And thanks for your patronage 

The 

Camera 

Center 

17114 Kerchevil 

TU J.4096 

In t.. VII .... 

ROGER RINKE 

CADILLAC CO. 

VAN DYKE BET. 10.11 MILE RDS. 

TELEPHONE 536-6260 or 757.0767 

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Vandals Display 

Lack of 'Spirit' 

We, at CUSTOMCRAFT, wish to thank all of the wonderful 

people in the area who have given us the opportunity to serve 

them during the past year. 

We sincerely hope you are enjoying whatever facilities we moy 

have built or remodeled for you. 

People, like you, who appreciate quality work and personal 

service at a fair price, help to make our company a success. 

We are looking forward to fulfilling the building and remodeling 

requirements of our neighbors in the coming year. 

To all of the people in the community, we wish the best of 

heaIth, happinessand prosperity in 1971. 

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Sincerely, 

Gi' Dauphinais, Doug Har,ie, Oscar Amori, Ed Earl 

C Ueo~!.QMC ~~S;T 

BUILDING & REMODElING CONTRACTORS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 

• 

881-1024 

11164 MACK AYE. - GROSSE POINTE41224 

CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY 

Serving This Area Since 7956 

GJlOSSE,POINTE 

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NEWS 

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Volunteer Action Agency 

Has Valuable Functions 

Outdoor Christmas lights, spot 

lights and extension cords In 

the Woods have been a favorite 

target of thieves and vandals 

durlne the days of "goodwill" 

jWlt prior to Christmas Day. 

Ben Harrell, 782 Hollywood, 

telephoned Woods poIlce to reo 

port that on Tuesday, !)e(:em. 

ber 15, between 8 and 10 p.m. 

five cords of twinkle lIgbts were 

stolen wbUe hi. family was out 

for the evening. In addition, two 

extension cords and three other 

cords of lights were cut by the 

vandals. 

The old year is just about 

over and tile new one I.s at our 

doorstep. Isn't this a perfect 

time to take inventory of what 

YO\lwill do, or have been do. 

ing by way of volunteer aellvi. 

ties? Have your effortl heen 

productive? Does your organ. 

ization need some assbtance In 

planning worthwhile vohJnteer 

proS~ts? Or Is this the first op. 

portunlty you've had tp do vol. 

unteer work? Are you in a 

quandary .. to where your spe. 

t.:ial talent!; could do the most 

good? 

Detroit area by giving consul. 

tation to clubs, grO\lps and or. 

ganizalions by determining their 

Interest and ability to meet 

community needs; their Im'olve. 

ment In providing Inner.clty 

gfass roots people to become 

Mrs. Virginia Krause, 2204 Then an organization caUed 

Allard. contacted pollee to re. the Volunteer Action Center of 

port that her extension cord Metropolitan Detroit Is your 

had been taken from the front answer. In previous years, the 

o! her home Sunday, December Central Volunteer Bureau func. 

20, between 2:30 and 11 a.m. tioned primarUy as a clearing 

Woods police received a call house for volunteers to health, 

from lachard Miller, 1332 Tor. welfar~, recreational. civic and nity agencies. This listing will 

rey, reporting that a spotlight cultural agencies, setting stan. be distributed early In 1971. 

worth $8 was stolen from the dards, sponsoring t r 8 i n i n g For further information on 

front of his home someUme classes, working with agencies VAC call 833-0622. 

after 6 p.m. 

on the development of volunteer 

Walter Dushand, 1692 Little' programs. and the recognition 

stone, re ported a theft of. hls of volunteers. Honest Newsboy 

5O.footextellJlion cord from out. Earlier this year, Vnited 

sl.de bis home Sunday. Community Services of Detroit Returns Wallet 

Mr. W. Morgan, 1435 Fair. called a meeting of community 

home, estimated his loss at agencies and loeal chapters of Mrs. Georgia Maxine Thomp' 

$19.95 when three flood lights 

national service organizations to son of 593 Vernier rOlld. lost 

were taken Sunday evening 

consider UCS' projected tie-in her wallet containing a small 

within a 45.mlnute period. with the NaUonal Center for sum of money, driver's license 

Mrs. Richard Puller, 1831 Al. Voluntary Action. As a result and personal papers at the 

lard, stated to police that some. of encouragement expl'essed at curb in Kercheval avenue, be. 

time in the early hours of Sun. 

this meeting, and in line with tween Vendome and Kerby 

day, a $5 spotlight was taken 

UCS' reorganization, the Cen. roads, on Friday, December 18. 

from the front o£ her home. 

tral Volunteer Bureau changed The following day, a newsboy 

Dwight Walker, 1817 StaD' 

its name to Volunteer Action found the wallet and took It to 

bope, and Richard Kippen, 1925 

Center of Metropolitan Detroit. the Fanns police station, con. 

Huntington, both reported to 

This standardized name is be. tents intael. 

Woods police that 'potliehts 

ing adopted by similar organiza. The boy, who was lauded b)' 

were taken from their bomes 

tlons in 30 other cities in the police for hls honesty, I.s Joel 

late Saturday Dieht or earl)' 

country. 

Thomas, 14, of M Moross road, 

Sunday morning. Strings o£ However, more importanlly, who was delivering papers on 

lights on the Kippen property VAC redirtected Its foeus from his route, spied the wallet on 

however, remained untouched. placement and referr~1 of indl. the ~OUDd, and took It to the 

George Tuttle, 2051 Oxford, vidual volunteers to consulta. police station, where a check of 

reported that a string of Christ. tIon, education and promotion the contents revealed the o...... n. 

mas lights were taken from the of potential volunteer manpower er's identity. 

front of biB bome between mid. in tbe Metropolitan Detroitarea. Mrs. Thompson was notified 

night and 7 a.m. Sunday morn. A department within the Cen. and she penonally picked up 

ing. 

tral Services Division of UCS, her property_She told police 

James Bommarito, 607 Brair. Volunteer Action Center o])\!r. that sbe and a friend were 

cliff, called Friday, Deeember ates with a paid and volunteer traveling west on Kercheval, in 

18, to report tJiree dozen out- staff. It is guided and dir~ted the friend'. car, when the 

door Christmas lights missing. by a 24 to 36-member advisory Vehicle developed transmission 

Joseph Sibzina, 806 I'T. Re. councll and Its subordinate trouble. The friend drove off 

naud, apotted six youths in a committees, and it serves resi. 

the avenue to a city street, she 

station wagon turning down dents of the Metropolitan De. did not know which one, to see 

Wedgewood after he discovered troit area. 

what was causing the problem. 

eight atrings of lights were New areas of concentration In. Mrs. Thompson said that 

missine from hl.s shrubberies elude consultation with clubs, when .he stepped Qut of the 

Friday at midnight. The ati. groups and' organizations reo automobile. she apparently had 

mated value 01. his loas WII $12. gardlng the salient needs for dropped the wallet without 

volunteer manpower; intensive noticing, and did not discover 

EXTJlAVAGANCE work with agencies to deter- the loss untll me and her friend 

Modern luxuries may make mine their need forvolunteen 

arrived at their Detroit destin. 

the world go 'round, but thr.)' In creative and innovative as. ation. 

prevent peoplell' incomes from signments, including the exten. 

goine more than haa-way. sion and enrichment of .thelr 

services and training of volun. 

1111 

teers; services as a clearing 

bouae on new movemenla and 

trends in volunteer service and 

information, through various 

media, about various crlth!al 

manpower need in the com. 

munity which might be filted 

by volunteers. 

BEFORE AFTER VAC's other services include 

CHIMN£Y SERVICE referral of Interested individuals 

nebuIU.nepalre

GROSSE POINTE 

BARBER SHOP 

K.rchenl lit W.~UI1l 

bll appolnlmen I 

W. hair slllle 

U.rlf Frultr 499., 099 

, to all our 

customers. 

B. McDaniel Gun Shop 

15102 KER.CHEVAL VA 1.8200 

Closed Sot., Du. 26 o"d Sel., JOII. 2 

To All You 

Wonderful People 

Who have helped us grow. 

A Wonderful Christmas and Thank You. 

Carl 

STUDIO CAMERA SHOP 

~ 

DAVE GREEN 

.h1ctrlcel COlllraclor 

273.1717 '37.6025 

fOR HEAT WITHOUT flAME REMEMBER 

MY NAME 

RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • LIGHT & POWER 

PROMPT SERVICE 

$pecl.lIl11 III: 

.E3E~KD 

ELECTRIC BASEBOARD HEATERS 

OBITtlARIES 

CARL M. BIlEEIl Pointe drive. will be held today, 

I Funeral services for Mr. Thursday. Dectmlber 24. at 11 

Breer, 8'1, of 15600 Windmill o'clock, in Grosse Pointe Mem. 

=-==---===--==------------------ ol'ial Church. He di~ on Mon- 

Electrical Repairs for F.H.A. 

And City Violations 

WE CAllE 

House Power by DAVE GREEN 

273.8787 837.6025 

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day. December 21. at Ford 

Hospital after an illness of 

several weeks. 

Mr. Breer was one of the 

famed engineering team of Zeder 

(Fred M.). Skelton (Owen 

R.) and Breer which joined 

forces with Walter P. Chrysler 

to design and build the first 

Chrysler aulcmobile In 1924. 

Breer served as executive engineer 

and director of researcil at 

Chrysler Corporation from the 

time the company was fonned 

on June 6, unlil his retirement 

on April 30, 11l49. He was an 

engineering consultant for the 

company until 1953. 

One of Mr. Breer's foremost 

achievements as an engineer 

was in guiding the development 

of "floating power", an 

engine mounting system, He 

was also instrumental in devel. 

oping the "Air.Flow" Chrysler 

in the 1930's, a car embodying 

many advanced ideas which 

were tater adopted throughout 

the automotive industry, Breer's 

other outstanding accomplish. 

ments include the design of a 

railroad freight car suspension 

and Ihe application of hydraulic 

brakes to American.built cars 

-introduced by Chrysler on its 

first model in 1924. 

He was born in Los Angeles 

on November 8, 1883. At the 

age of 16, while a student at 

the Throop Polytechnic Inslitute 

of Pasadena, he built the first 

steam car to be operated on the 

GROSSE 

head City. N.C., while visiting 

a niece there. 

'Born on Jur:e 15, 1895, In Port 

Huron, Mich.. Mrs. Thrush retired 

from the Michigan Bell 

Telephone Company in 1960 

after 50 years of service. 

Mrs. Tnrush was 1\ mt'mber of 

the Presbyterian Church, the 

Order of the Eastern Star and 

the Bell Telephone Pioneers. 

She was the wife of the late 

Bernard F. and is survived by a 

d au g h t e r, Mrs. Woodrow 

Shriver; two grandsons. and a 

niece. 

• • • 

ARTHUR H. BACON 

.Memorial services for M.r. Bacon. 

75, of 812 St. Clair avenue, 

were held on Saturday, Decem. 

ber 19. in St. Michaels Episco. 

pal Church. He dl~ on Wednesday, 

December 16, in Bon 

Secours Hospital. 

Born In South Bend, Ind., Mr. 

Bacon was superintendent of 

West Coast. This achievement GRACE D. SZEJBACII 

led to his employment with the Funeral services for Mrs. 

Duro Car Company before he Szejbach, 69, o~ 1991 Severn 

entered Leland Stanford Univer- road. were held on Wednesday, 

sity in 1905. He was graduated December 23, in the chapel of 

in 1909 with a B. A. degree in the A. H. Peters Funeral Home. 

mechanical engineering. She died on Sunday, December 

Mr. Breer began his au tomo- 20, in Harper Hospital. 

bile career in 1916 when he Born in Michigan, Mrs. Szej. 

joined Fred Zeder to become reo bach was the wife of the late 

search engineer for the Stude. John. She is survived by two 

baker Corporation. In 1920, with sons, John T: and Richard; 

Zeder and Skelton he became three grandchildren; two sisassociated 

with the Willys Cor. ters, Mrs .. Mable Witucki and 

poration. A year later the Zed. Mrs. MarVin La",:rence. 

er, Skelton and Breer firm of I Interment was In Forestlawn 

consulting engineers was or. Cemetery. 

ganized, and In 1923 tran~fer- • • • 

red its activities to the Maxwell CLARA E. OETJEN 

Motor Cal' Corporation. with Funeral services for Miss 

Mr. Breer as executive engineer. Detjen. 85, of 19686 East Kings 

Hti joined the newly.fonned court, were held on Tuesday, 

Chrysler Corporation in 1925. December 2.2. in the A. 'H. 

and in 1937 was elected b its Peters Funeral Home. She died 

board of directors. on Saturday, Dec'lmber 19, at 

During his lifetime. he reo her resi~e'lce.. . .. 

ceived many honors and awards Born In OhIO, MlSS OetJen is 

and was elected to many hon. survived by two sisters, Mrs. 

orary organizations. He was Ida Lindow and Mrs. Luella 

elected to Sigma Xi and Tau Beerman; two brothers, William 

Beta Pi chapters of Stanford H. and Albert J. 

University, and was also award. Interment was in Elmwood 

cd honorary engineering master Cemetery. 

and doctorate degrees by his 

alma mater. He was a member 

of the Society of Automotive 

Engineers, American Society of 

Mechanical Engineers, National 

Research Council, American 

Standards Association, American 

Institute of Physics, Detroit 

Society of Model Engineers, the 

Engineering Society of Detroit, 

Detroit Board of Commerce, 

Franklin Institute, and the 

107th Observation Squadron. 

In February, 1963, Mr. Breer 

was awarded a rare 50.year 

membership pin In the American 

Society of Mechanical Engineers, 

and in May of that same 

year he was honored as an 

"outstanding living Inventor" by 

the Michigan Patent Law Asso. 

ciation. 

Mr. Breer is survived by three 

sons. C. Frederick, of Los Angeles, 

William Z., of Bloomfield 

Hills, Robert C. of Palisades, 

N.Y. and 10 grandchildren. 

Burial services will be held 

Tuesday, December 29. at 1:30 

p.m. in Forest Lawn Cemetery 

in Los Angeles. 

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ZELLA II. TIIRUSH 

Funeral services for Mrs. 

Thrush, of J937 Allard road. were 

held on Thursday. Deccmber 17. 

in the Flower Chapel at White 

Chapel Memorial Cemetery. 

New London, O. She died on 

Tuesday. December 15, in More. 

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15304 KERCHEYAl • YA 2.9070 

VA 1.2000 

POINTE 

NEWS 

Pointe Airnlan Dies in Crash 

A 23.year.old Pointe youth 

Airman James Bruce Young, 

son of the Henry S. Youngs, 

Jr., of McKinley avenue, was 

killed in a plane crash In Viet. 

nam on Sunday, November 29. 

Airman YOUllg was a pas- 

JAMES B. YOUNG 

Sta.ndard Oi~ of Inkiter until his ,~enger on an Air Force C.l23 

rellrement In 1960. He taught transport traveling from Phan 

sailing al the Detroit Yacht IRang to Cam Ranh Bay. He had 

Club for 7 years and was a been in Vietnam since March 

member of The _Sons of the 29 of. this year. His command. 

Alnt!C1c~n Revolu.t1o~, the Huge. \ ing officer reports that Young 

not Soclety of MichIgan and st. had "earned the respect of his 

Michael's Episcopal Church. fellow airmen and officers for 

He is survived by his wife, his abilities as an aircraft en- 

Elizabeth; a daughter, Mrs. Ann gine mechanic and his tireless 

Elizabeth Brunke; a son, Rob. dedication to duty." His off 

crt. two grandchildren, and a duty hours were spent In help. 

bro'ther. ing orphans in the area. 

Memorial tributes may be Jim attended Pointe schools 

seD; to the Cancer Foundation and was graduated from Grosse 

or the Michigan Heart As~ ...ci- Pointe High School in June of 

ation or Wayne State Scholar. 19M. Following his graduation 

ship Fund. he went to Ferris State Col. 

Interment was in Woodlawn lege in Grand Rapids. After 

Cemetery. graduation In 1968 he entered 

the Air Force. He served in 

Texas and at ,McClellan AFB 

in California before going to 

Vietnam. 

He is survived by his parents 

and his two sisters, Mr~. Robert 

Lorenson, of Los Alt.os, Ca1., 

Netvcomers Set 

To Welcome '71 

A cflsino party in Vegas via 

the Ailard House is planned 

for the Grosse Pointe Newcomers 

as they welcome in the 

New Year on December 31. 

The evening will -begin at 8:30 

o'clock and will provide a t)"Pical 

Vegas atmosphere and 

games. Snacks and prizes will 

be abundant and a late buffet 

will be served. 

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and Mrs. Philip Johnson, Jr., 

of Orange. Cal. and his grand. 

father, Henry S. Young. 

Memorial services were held 

on Monday, DecemJer 21, at 

Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. 

In lieu of flowers the family 

liaL'-requested that donations be 

made to the Michigan Chil. 

dren's Aid Society, 354Z7 Grand 

River road, farmington, Mich. 

Wo.0ds Approves 

New Restaurant 

Permission to build a cafeter. 

ia style restaurant was authoriz~ 

by the Grosse Pointe 

Woods Planning Commission 

Thursday, December 18. on 

Mack between Lennon and Van 

Antwerp. 

A drive.in type restaurant 

was rejected by th\! ccrnmis. 

sion because of a local zoning 

ordinance preventing establish. 

ments of this nature. The res. 

taurant. known liS "Jack.in.lhe. I 

Box". will allow parking for 46! 

cars and will take up the entire 'I 

block. 

The usual sign for the rest. 

aurant chain. however. has not 

as yet been approved. Earl 

Wakely, building inspector for 

the Woods, said there is an 

ordinance which prohibits any 

signs which are moving, jumping, 

or have any other type of 

animation, and this will have 

to be considered before the 

ccmJ:any owning the restaurant I 

is authorized to erecl any sign. 

Weather permitting, construction 

should begin in about two 

or lhree weeks, Wakely said. 

The inspector added that he 

doesn't anticipate any problem 

regarding the privacy of nearby 

homes. 1 ighting for the establishment 

will be Inspected care. 

flllly and a trash bin, which 

was originally to be placed in 

the alley behind the restaurant 

will now be connected to the 

back of the building by order 

of the commission in the interest 

of safety. 

The cafeteria, which will be 

open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., 

will seat 76 people, 

Does Christian Science 

really heal? 

Yes, it does. But no advertisement can fully explain 

it. 

You have to read about it and pr:ove its practical 

and reasoned approach for yourself. 

Healing in Christian Science means much more 

than just physical release. It means (In improved 

character. Release from wrong. A newfound 

understanding of God, and yourself. 

You're always welcome at our Sunday and 

Wednesday services. 

Christian Science Church Services 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST ' , 

GraSiI I'oIntl F.. m. 212 Cllalfon' Ava. f 

Sunday Service'" Sunday School 10:30 - Wed. 8:00 : 

Ra.dlnt Room. 19613 Mack An .• TU 407"" ~ 

SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST "', 

Dllroll. 14710 Klreh ... a' AVI. I 

Sun. ServIces 10:30 '" 5, Sun. ScMQI 10:30. Wed. 8:00 

R.adlng Room. 14707 Karehaval. Dltrolt. Michigan 

122-5545 

T()DIIY'SSPICllltl 

MERRY CHRISTMAS 

1(JAll ;fti'fJ IIJR tIJIT(JMERI 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

Thursd.y, December 2", 1970 

- • • • • •• IP AND SAY•••• • • • 

SEWER PROBLEMS? 

• 

: 

(.I' ..., I. 1.. SH... 

SptCJ.f 'rief' - 25% OFI I 

ALL SEWIIS olld DRAINS CLEANED I 

Ask. about our p,eventit!v. mainte. 

nonce 

plugs 

plan. Example: Sewer usually 

up once a yeor in Dec. Reg. 

• 

Price $40. Cleon 

our preventitive 

before it plugs an • 

mointenance plan, I 

PRICE $24-SAVe 40%. Sove Mess 

. .. SaveS $ $ I 

ADVANCE MAINTENANCE-884.9512 I 

I '.S. All Worll Gue ..... tM4. 

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BICYCLE TAKEN 

Charles Riddle, 32 Roslyn, re, 

ported to Woods police that 

In charge of arrangements 

are chairmen Mr. and Mrs. 

Jack Fleisch asslst~ by com. 

mittee members Mr. and Mrs. 

Joseph Carpino, Mr. and Mrs. 

Jay Pagliaro. Mr. and Mrs. Bill 

;Lowery. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 

Parker, .Mr. and Mrs. Lou Chabot 

and Mr. and Mrs. Bill 

McFadden. 

New couples moving to the 

Pointe are invited to call Mr. 

and Mrs. Dave Scobie, 824-1335, 

or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kurrie, 

Dick Warner 

A Good Man 

Invites You To See 

Dick Warner 

For Your Next 

New or Used Car 

• The MDst Complete Faciliti .. 

in the Detr(,jlt ArlO 

• Renlal and Leastll! Pro!l1Ims 

• Chauffeur Semee to Jnr 

Downtown Office or Downtown 

Shopping Area 

WO 

3.4700 

someone had taken his blue, 10. 886.5630 •. for information on To Know 

speed bicycle from l' bicycle membership and Newcomers' 

1833 E. JEFFERSON 

rack at North High School. The 'activities. 

bike was locked to the rack ----- 

Friday. December 11. and Rid. ~;~~=~=~=~=~=~It~.=_'~=~=f:J~~=If;=~~ 

dIe found it missing when he 

returned to pick it up Thursday, 

IX!cember 17. 

TAPE DECK THEn 

James Otto, 877 Moorland, 

came to the Woods police station 

Sunday, December 20, to 

report that while his car was 

parked on a side drive in Country 

Club Drive a stereo tape 

deck was taken from his car 

between 9 and 10 p.m. Estimat. 

ed value was $40. 

q~ 

FOR CIIRISTMAS 

We've heen Ilteerlng our 

thoullihtll in th .. direl'Ilon of Ihe lleallon, 

and hnvr romr up wilh the willh 

.hat you and )'Ollrll 1111Vt"a vrry Merry 

f:hrllltmall. Our thllnkll for your patronagr! 

1S 175 E. Jefferson 

TED EWALD 

CHEVROLET 

Market 

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18328 MACK AVENUE

Thund.y, December 2-4. 1970 

Sclwol and Hospital Join 

In Disaster Preparations 

Should a disasler resulting in "In Ihe event of a disaster, 

a large number of casualties stretchers would be brought 

~trike Grosse Poinle, Cottage from Cottage 10 Ihe school's 

H 0 s pi I a I and the Richard gymnasium where aD admitting 

School, coopcraling jointly, will area, emergency treatment fa. 

be ready for the emergency. cilities, and a pharmany would 

A packaged Disasler Hospi- be sel up," Dr. Theos I. Antal 

consi&ting of 500 boxes con. del\ion, Superinlendent of the 

talning cols, hospital equIP-) G~osse Poinle School System, 

ment and medicines is stored said. 

al Collage .and .could be ~el up "A shock ward would be es. 

for opcr~h~n m the ~bchard tllblished in Iwo rooms on the 

Sc~ool wlthm a short time.. southeasl side of the first floor, 

Any~ne who .has wor~ed 10 an ambulalory casualty posl 

a hospital durmg a dlSasler would be set up in a fi1'6tfloor 

such as a flood, tornado,. or . room on the oorlhwest corner 

olher unCortunale happemng of Ihe building, and the two 

know~ I~at careC~! advance primary grade rooms on the 

pl~nmng 10 nc~ed, Ra.lp.h L. first floor would be used as 

Wilgarde, Hospllal AdmlDlslra- surgical suites," Mr. Wilgarde 

lor. said. said. 

The Packaged Disaster Has- ... 

pital is the U.S. Public Health FaclhlLes Cor .x.ray, labora. 

Service's plan to provide hospi- lory: ~entr~l sterile supply. and 

lal care at such a time, he ex- ~dmlDl~tration.~ould ~e localed 

plained. The PDII has 200 cots m the remaJnIDg first floor 

and a 3D.da)' supply of medi- roolll5. 

cine and equipmeot. Fully ac. "The Richard School build. 

tivated, the unit has Ihree Ing is ideally suited to h04se 

opera ling rooms, an admitting a PDU unit." Mr. Wilgarde 

and sorling section, ward s, said, "and since it is only two 

x.ray, laboratory and pharma. short blocks from Cottage Hascy, 

and central sterile supply pital, Ihe unit could be set up 

section, plus power generators within the shortesl possible 

and water tank and pump. time." 

Judge Goodrow Hears 18 Cases 

Court (or Ihe City of Grosse 

Pointe Woods was called to ses. 

sion Tuesday, December 15, by 

Judge Don J. Goodrow. Among 

the 18 case" heard, seven defendants 

were tried for speeding 

and only four were from 

the Grosse Pointe area. 

Both Edward Heglin, Jr., 

2J~34 Poinciana, In Southfield 

and Howard Wetherholt, 19340 

Mackay, in Detroit were found 

guilty of speeding after entering 

a guilty plea. Heglin was 

filled $22 and Wetherholt was 

ordered to pay $35 for the of. 

fense. 

Bradley Geffen, 22051 Ivanhoelk, 

in Southfield entered R 

not guilty plea on a charge of 

speeding. The court found him 

guilty and fined Geffln $15. 

. •Mary Burak, 5182 Yorkshire, 

to Detroit was given a fine of 

$20 for speeding by the court. 

She declared heNeH not guilty. 

The cnurt found David Fleming, 

22837 Sunnyside, 51. Clair 

Shores guilty of speeding and 

fined him $15. He had also en. 

tered a not guilty plea 

Camille Michael, 690 Briarcliff, 

told the court she was 

not guilty of speeding. The 

court found her guilty and ordered 

her to pay $10 for her of. 

fense. 

In the last ,speeding c.ase 

heard, . Marla" Speer, 15774 

Charles, In E. Detroit said she 

was guilty. The court agreed 

and set the fine at $10. 

Two of those tried were facing 

a charge oC driving with a 

suspended license. One, Faye 

Amond, ,1570 Westchester, in 

Westland, was ordered to pay 

a fine of $100 alld spend three 

days in jail after the court 

found her guilty. Amond had 

entered a guilty plea. 

Joseph Johns, 3875 Cadieux, 

in Detroit, lold the court he 

was not gumy after being found 

driving with a suspended licell6e. 

The court found him 

By P81Il Sebweltzer 

D'you 

«now 

rh.#.? 

According Ul the dictionary, 

the word CROOK has 

two meanings. One IIIdefined 

as the "Twisted part of a 

thing," the other as, "Anyone 

oC the criminal c1ass-a 

swindler." 

The latter definition comes 

to us from a word coined by 

the Chicago Tribune in 1819. 

It was meant Ul compare a 

criminal to the links of twisted 

rail-fences, popular at that 

time. Since a 

criminal did 

not "follow 

the straight 

and narrow l 

path" he was • 

then branded Ii" 

'CROOKED.' ~ 

The term 

caught on. bul the meaning escaped 

us. Today we straight. 

en out cJ'O()ksby just letting 

them be. When they get rich 

enough - they'll straighten 

out on their own, 

The best way Ul be sure 

of really dependable Real 

Estate service is to head 

straight for our door. Make a 

note or our two locations: 

SCI/WErTZER 

REAL ESTATE 

21300 Mack Ave. 

PHONF.: 886-4200. and 

18530 Mack Ave. 

PHONE: 886-1210 

guilty and fined him $75. 

Connie Smith. 3570 Lycaste, 

in Detroit, entered a guilty 

plea on a charge of larceny. 

The court found her guilty and 

placed her on probation 10 the 

Wayne County probationary de. 

partment for six months. She 

was also ordered to pay costs 

of $35. 

Also involved In a larceny 

but pleading not guilty to the 

charge. William Richudson, 

Jr., 9160 Concord, in Detroit 

was found guilty and placed. 

on probation for six months. 

Costs aS6Cssed to Richardson 

were in th!! amount of $35 

James Bley, 1584 Cook, plead. 

ing guilty to a charge of impaired 

driving was found guilty 

and paid a fine of $100. 

James BIey, 1584 Cook, pleading 

guilly to a charge of impaired 

driving was found guilty 

and paid a line of $100. 

Causing an accident and 

charged with failure to slop in 

the assured clear distance 

ahearl, Ernest Rodgers, 584 Arden 

Park, in Detroit pled not 

guilty, was found gullty and 

fined $10. 

Robert Ryan, 1145 Anita, was 

fined $10 for having his commercial 

vehicle parked in a resIdential 

area. 

Thomas .McCoD.ville, 23400 

Edsel Ford Ct., in St. Clair 

Shores, pled guilty on a licen se 

restriction violation. He was 

found guilty and ordered to 

pay $10 for the offense. 

Jeffrey Hoffman, 762 S. Rosedale, 

was found guilty of being 

a mioor in poS6Cllsionof alcoholic 

beverages. The court assessed 

costs in the amount of 

$15. 

Pleading guilty of Impaired 

driving, James Shields, 622 

Cardwell, Garden CIty, was 

found guilty and fined $100 by 

the court. 

Leonard Marsack, 7445 Miller 

road, in Dearborn, was 

found guilty of failing to signal 

whIm leaving the surb and fined 

$10. He had entered a not 

guilty plea. 

Eleven cases were dismissed 

and two were adjourned while 

Judge Goodrow siglled 23 war. 

rants for failure to an,-,werS"Jm. 

mons. 

Pointers Earn 

U of M Degrees 

A number of Pointers are 

among the students at the University 

of Michigan who received 

their degrees Ihis winter. 

They include Steven Enzer, of 

Washinglon road, wilo received 

a B.S. in Electrical Engineer 

ing; William Ward Baker, of 

Hidden lane, who earned his 

MBA in Marketing; Catherine 

,Munkholm, of Notre Dame, who 

earned hcr Bachelor degree in 

General Studies; Elizabeth Preble, 

oC Fairholme road, who 

earned her BA in Psychology; 

and Carol Riddle, oC Hillcrest 

road, who earned her .BA in 

Elementary Education. 

More are Franklin Smith, of 

Harvard road, who earned his 

BM in Piano Performance. and 

his Bachelor Deg~ee of Music 

in Piano; Judith Walker, of 

Stanhope, who earned her BA 

in Russian Studies; and Kathlcen 

B. Warl\i!r of Country Club 

drive who earned her BA in 

education and her teaching certltlcale. 

NEEDS COMPASS 

The person who has no fixed 

course in his life's work will 

Cind himself In a number of 

fixes. 

WAlE. 

HEAlER? 

15204 KEtCH!VAL ' VA 2.'070 

GROSSE 

Thief Snatches Outdoor Lights 

A Woods resident noticed 

that her outdoor llghts had 

been stolen after sbe had heard 

suspicious noises the night before 

near the garage door. 

Mrs. James Pappas, 692 Pear 

Tree, heard sounds of someone 

Irylng to open the garage door 

and a door Ul a separate en. 

trance to tile garage around 9 

p.m. Wedoesday. December 16. 

Knowing that both doors were 

locked at the lime, she thought 

the noises mllal have been her 

Imagination and did not both~r 

calling the police at the time. 

The next morning. she found 

eight lights missing from the 

Cront bushes and Immedlatel)' 

called the pollce. Woods police 

said they would give special attention 

to her home, the target 

oC burglars during the last 

Christmas season. 

1We~ru~ 

@hfli~tffiQ~ 

crhe besl of h~pes are extended 10 you for a 

warm, happy holiday with friends you hold 

near and dear. And it is lime 10 thank you 

for your loyal palronage. 

W. will b. dos.d Sat., o.c. 26 & Sat., J... 2 

THE GOLDEN COFFEE POT 

63 K.,chev.l. low., level Co'olli.' F.d. lid,. 

PO I N T E 

NEWS 

E~ICAL DANGEa 

Mr.. Earl Ecll:.trand, 86! 

ROII)'n, telepboned Woods po. 

lice Tburada)', December 1'1, to 

report a light pole making a 

"hummin, noise. " Ser,eant 

Walter O'DeU answered the call 

to find the compaint valid and 

surgested that the pole mi,ht be 

arcln, at the base. Pollee im. 

medIately notified Detroil Edi. 

son Co. and said the problem -I 

should be treated as an emergency. 

STEREOLAND RECOMMENDS: 

TN"........ .1.. .. .. I'".~.. et '1"." 

~'~Ot~ t:: ~~~~~.r.t :~I~.~tLc=~It~O:r,.~~k':td."~IM~U: 

'.1 • olun•• A.ld lH.

Paf.:l& Sf. 

Clerk Receives 

Service Alvard 

Gros~ Pointe Woods City 

Clerk Leona Liddle, termlnat. 

ing her service to the c:ity De. 

cember 31. received an award 

for her 12 yeahl of service as 

Cit)' Clerk at !be regular coun. 

cil meeling MOIIday, December 

21. 

Calling the duly b

• 

Thursday, December 24, 1970 

A.dult Education Classes Offered 

, 

What wm they th1nlt of next? archaeology aeries directed by 

Believe it or DOt, the Grosae Williams and Elsie Peek who 

PoiDte PubUc SChools Adult come to us from the Detroit 

Education Program is offering Institute of Arts. , 

a class in Fly Tying, which will For further Information con. 

undoubtedly attract scores of cernlng registration for the 

avid trout fishermen, and (at winter session. of classes you 

about the same time) a course are encouraged to call the De. 

called Simple Home Repslrs partment of Community Serv. 

which is designed to acquaillt ices at 8M-3808 or 885.0271." 

the female homemaker with the A fuU listiJlg of classes for 

skills of making simple home this wiflter sessiwi include: 

repairs. Speelal Inleres~ 

What other conclusion can a Selr Improvement 

womens' liberation advocate Auto Mechanlcs, Men and 

draw but the vision of a hus. Women; Books America is Read. 

band and wile applying their log, Bridge, Beglnj Inter; Adv.; 

newly acquired skills; he me. Business and Real Estate Law, 

tlculously tying flies while she Creative Writing, Driver Train. 

dutifully repair.~ a leaky faucet. ing for Adults, Efrective Ex. 

, The Department of Com. pression. Grosse Pointe Rose 

munity Service has released the Society, -H 0 me Gardening 

announcement of the~e courses (Spring). Investment Pro. 

. " " 

GROSSE 

president of the Dada Club, anll 

Mrs. Theresa DIVirall, presl. 

dent of the Mothen Club, lor 

the wonderful eveniDa. 

- . - 

The Junior clasl at Austin 

will travel to the Unlverslty of 

Detroit Memorial BulidiDIl on 

December 17 to take part iD tht 

"Age of Tomorrow." Tbe pro. 

gram presents career oppor. 

tunities and a projection of di{. 

ferent occupations In t!)e "spac~ 

age." The program, sponsored 

by the University of Detroit, 

was open to all east sid .. 

~chools. AusUn was happy t(o 

accept tbe University's graciou .. 

luvitallon. 

There will be a Christmas 

Coffee House sponsored by the 

Student Senate officers. It wl11 

be held in the Austin cafeteria 

on Sunday, December 20, beginning 

at 7:30. There will be a 

nominal admission fee. The pro. 

gram includes multiple read. 

ings, poetry. songs, and drama. 

tic interpretations. 

- - - 

The Christmas vacation will 

begin on December 22 followin~ 

the annual Cbristmas assembly. 

Classes will resume on January 

4. 

Center Offering 

Many Courses 

POINTE NEWS 

Austin Prep School News IRanch J'"ired 

1.- • By Scout Troop 

The Austin Players opened 

their thirteenth season over the: 

Thanksaiving holiday with the 

musical producUon under Ihe di. 

reclion of Mr, Thomll E.BaU. 

ey. The t h r e e performancel 

were well attended and many 

l:ongratulated the cast aDd crew 

of 112 young men and womell. 

The production was "How to 

Succeed in Business without 

Really Trying" wh\chwas the 

Players' 54th show. 

The rest of this season In. 

cludes the Student Directed One 

Act in February and the State 

League and Genesian One Acts 

in March. The spring play wiu 

be in April but has not been an. 

nounced as yet 

- . - 

as highlil1Jhts to the winter cedures-Begln; Adv., Mathe. Six Austin students !raveled 

"$essionof adult education. There malics _ (Algebra _ Geome. to Servite .Hlgh for ~hf! month. 

'.re courses planned to suit the try), Oceanography, -Oowner. ly Catholic ForenSIc League 

appetite of ali Grosse Pointe Dog Obedience Training, Pho. meet on Sunday,. December 6. 

adults. tography-Begin; Adv. -Power Each month A~stin enters st~. 

The Fly Tying class will be Squadron-Elementary Piloting dents to speak In various public 

taught by John HoUman, a Speech, Vocabulary Improve: Ispeaking and interpretive speecli 

member of the Board of Di. menlo events. 

rectors of ''Trout Unlimited." Music and Dance Students aUending this meet 

The fee of $2'1.00 includes high Dance - Ballroom; La tin. with Mr. Bailey wae Mike Riz. 

quality tools and materials for American. -Dance: Square and' zo and Dennis Bailey in Hu. 

each enrollee and offers an Round (call Rea, 884-21188). morous Interpretation, Ken 

unusual opportunity to the .Grosse Pointe Chorus (call Cooper, Ronald Schamm, and 

fisherman who wanls to learn Johns, 886.0'110).-Grosse Pointe Rick Berschback in Serious In. 

lhe art of m:lking his own lures, Symphony. meet the Masters, terpretalion and John Cobb in 

This class will meet twice a Piano; Begin Players. Children's Literature. 

week (Mondays and Wednes. Children's A~tivity-Swimmlng Austin will also enter the 

days) for five" weeks. Foreigtt unguages-EDgUsb Michigan Forensic League as 

Simple Home Rt'pairs is a English for New Americans, well as enter and host the Gene- 

, new class scheduled for Wed- French Conversation, begin, in. sian Interpretation Festival on 

nesday nights beginning Feb. ter., adv.; German Conversation, February 28. 

ruary 3. Those who have waited begin. inter., adv.; Italian Con. - - • 

SOlong for this course will Clnd versation, begin; Spanish Con. Rev, Law r e n c e Puchalski, 

their patience rewarded. The versation, begin, inter., adv. O.S.A. has tecently joined the 

search for a knowledgable in. Arts and Cratts faculty. Father Puchalski comes 

struttor has produced Al Mar. Art: Oil. Water Color, Sketch. to Austin from Chicago, where 

shall whose 25 years in the ing. Decoupage, begin, inter., he was stationed for the last 

hardware' business fully quail. adv. EDlimeling, copper. Jew. year and a h a If. He will be 

fies him' as "Mr. Fix.it" him. elry. silverj LapidarYj Wood. teaching Theology HI, Theology 

self. shop. IV. Latin I. and Latin III. He 

other new classes to be 0/- Commercial holds a Bachelor of Arts degr~e 

fered this winter session are Bookkeeping; Shorthand, be. in Philosophy from VllIanova 

Orientation to Flight with avia. gin, inter., adv. (60 words): and has done: graduate work in 

trix Marilyn Sidwell, as in. Trans~ription (minimum 60 Sociology at Loyola University 

structor, and two classes co. words); Typing, begin, inter., in Chicago. 

sponsored by the Department adv.; Typing. electric (mini. - - • 

of Community Services and the mum 30 words). Rev. Robert Gardella and Rev. 

University 'Center for Adult Sporls and Exercises William Sullivan have been at. 

,Education. The co-sponsored Badminton, Basketball for tending meetings of D e t r a i t 

cbisses ar,e Buying and Re. Men, Golf-Men and Women Archdiocesan Religion coordina. 

modeling an Older Home with (Winter • Spring). Gym and lors. At these meetings, proce. 

: Julius BaUew B.S.E.E. con. Swim-.Men, Modern Dance for dures and problems are shared 

! suiting engineer as instructor Teen.age Girls, Rhythmic Exer- in an attempt to make religion 

and Digging Up the Past an cise for Women, Scuba Diving, in the Archdiocese as strong as 

_______________________ possible. 

II 

,TlSSOT 

the alarm watch 

rings I bell 

when he needs rewinding 

) 

II buzzes him lor reveille. ap. 

pointments, parking meler 

ale,ts. dozens 01 othe, occa. 

sions. And it's one 01the greal. 

est of Tissottime.masters! He'li 

enjoy lis line good masculine 

look as w,!lI. Stmnless sleel 

with Grand Tourismo ,acing 

bracelet, $77.50. Yailow lOp, 

.sleel back. SS2.~o 

Also available with strap. 

I 

YOIIR tHRISTM4S IS BRIGHT & G4Y! 

Sign of the Mermaid, Inc. 

Ipressed his thanks on behalf of Speech 0061 "Creative Drama 

75 KERCHEVAL, ON THE KILL-TU 2.1610 

Sign of the Mermaid 

GALLERY 

88 KERCHEVAL, ON THE HILL-882-4600 

Note: Both Stores Will Be Open 

Saturda)', December 26 

A new term of courses-some 

for college credit. others simply 

for self improvement-begins at 

Grosse Pointe War Memorial 

Center in carll' January. 

Three new classes for college 

credit at either the graduate or 

undergraduate level will be 

offered through Wayne State 

Universlly's Division of Urban 

Extension on Tuesday evenings. 

January 12 through March 23 

"The Sociology of U r ban 

S'chools" will be ta~ght (rom 'I 

to 9:30 p.m. by Dr. Edward 

Liebson. Those successfuUy 

completing the course .earn 

three quarter credits which can 

be applied eitber to graduate or 

undergraduate work. 

"Child Development Principles 

Applied to Pre School Program. 

ming" (Home Ecunomics 0585) 

will be offered on Wednesday 

evenings January 13.March 24, 

6:30-9:30 o'clock. In addition, 

On December 14, the Austin there will be laboratory, ses. 

Parents' Club sponsored the an. sions. The instructor is Eliza. 

nual Christmas Party for the beth Williams. This course 

faculty. Festivities were held in ~arns 4 quarter credits and can 

the gym beginning at 8 p.m. be applied to either graduate or 

Flither Albert Hillebrand ex. undergraduate work. 

t_h_e_fa_c_u1_ty_t_o_M_r_. _E_d_Ak_e_.~s, for Children" will be offert!d 

Swimming-Men, Women Fam. 

ilyj 1'ennis-;.Men anu Women; 

Volleyball for Men. 

HomemakiDg Adlvities 

Chair Caning, Cooking for 

Thursday nights January 14 

through March 25 from 6:30- 

10 p.m. carrying 4 quarter 

credits either graduate or un. 

dergraduate. Lyn iBrooks.FInn 

is the instructor. 

I( , ..I t 

valen e 

rK I 

.::JieWelerS 

J 6601 E. Warren 

Two, First Aid (standard. adv.), Advance registration Is re- 

Flower Arranging, French Cook. quested for these credit counes . 

ing (begin), Home Decoration Registration .forms may be pick. 

(begin). -(American Institute ed up in the Center's oH":e~.82 

of Decorators). Lake Shore. any day or evening 

Knitting, MilliDery, Pattern except Sunday. 

Drafting, Party Cookery aDd In the line of non credit 

Planniag, Sewillg, begin, IDler. courses is Conversational French 

'hiloriD, aDd DreH' which will be taught Tuesday 

making, Upholstery. mornings beginning January" ~ 

I mediate; 

TU 1-4800 - Co.Sponsored, Departmeat or for 12 weeks. There will be a 

______ , ._. J Community Services class for beginners from IJ to 

Squirt Pucksters 

Blast Cherokees 

Twenty-four "Outl from Boy The Squirt. DlvWoa Travel I' 

SCout Troop 147 of Defer Sebool Team weat 00. aL'Otber aeorina 

attended a cunpout at D Bar A rampaee Slturday, December 

Ranch, Me.tamor. Michl,"n, III, a'lIin.t the Cherokeea 

from Friday, December n, to Hockey Club at Tri.County 

Sunda)', ~mber IS. Bealdes Leaiue's home arena In Detroit. 

eaJoyln, the 11 incbu of anow, TIw scoria, derby WII led 

the hillilllht of the weekend by Dave Carron who put on a 

was the hike to "Old Baldy" seven goal' spree from his posl. 

mount.aiD.' lion at center. Captain Steve 

New scouts worlein, to attain Olson tallied four limes wh11e 

the ranle Of Tenderfoot include: Chris Abee scored the three. 

Larry Shock, Charles Rabaut, 

Eric Helin. Fred Gerigery, goal "hat trick" ttl be followed 

Doullas Edwards. Mike Parent, by pairs of goak from Mile 

Dave 'SheUey, Fred Nellon, MaUard and Kevin Moore, with 

Sbawn Filzlibboll. Ken Steele Kevin adding two asSilts, Jeff 

alld Edward Stroh. Loaall. bl"zed a lone goal aDd 

Other scoutl attendiDa were added four anilu while Jeff 

Leo SlatiO, Dave HaU, Scott Johnston and Jeff Kydd each 

McKay, Bob Fradeneck, Dave assisted on two acorina plays 

Martln, Damian Kislea, Charles . 

Boley, Josepb Boley. Lee Wiley, and John Hastings 011 one. 

Bill Michalak, Tom DlDominico, Now with 40 ,ames bthind 

Brian Helin and MIke IrviD. them and slOWly rebounding 

Scoutmaster Mr. Edward Fied. from several weeki 01 team m. 

ler was assJited b)' Mr. Wiley nesses. the TraYelina Bruins 

IIIc1 Mr., Nelaon and Dr. FItz.1 will head for London, Ontario 

libbon. over the Christmas weekend 

JACOBSON!S 

te' 

sUll minus Terry HOllan, out 

wllh pneumollia. The Bruin 

Squirts were one of the lew 

U.S. team. invited to play ill 

PLACE SETTING SALE 

for 6.piece place setting 

Wishing ... 

all of you a 

Merry 

Christmas 

and 

Happy 

New 

Year 

thl. toullh Canadian compeU. 

Uoo whleh brines 38 team. 

lrom all OYer Ontario to battle 

at Londoll's Oak Ridge Arena. 

TU 2.1340 

~ 

the ships wheel, inc. 

19605 M.ACK, GIOSSE POI NTE WOODS 

Oneida Solid Stainless Steel Tableware 

4.99 and 6.99 

Start a set of perfectly balanced and proportioned Oneida flatware now or add on ., 

to your present table service at savinll5 during this once-a.yeilr sales event. Chouse 

from 10 tastefully designed patterns. 6.piece place setting: 2 teaspoons, 1 dinner 

knife, 1 dinner fork, 1 salad fork, 1 soup spoon. Matching 5-piece hostess 

serving sets available. Group A through E; 

Capistrano, Nordic Crown, Chateau, 

Lasting Rose and Ember Glow Oneidacraft deluxe stainless flatware, now 4.99 

Group F through J: 

---~--------------------------====-- 10:30 a.m. and another for in. 

termedlate students from 10:30 

to noon. Both will be taught by 

Mme. Charles Bachrach, de. 

Iightful native of France who di. 

vides her time between Grosse 

Pointe and her family's chateau 

at Le Mans. Fee is $29. 

Yoga will be presented to 

ladies only 1m Tuesday mornings 

beginning Jaooary 5 at 10 a.m. 

Instruction will continue by 

SRF trained Mrs. Norma Cheff 

for eight weeks. The fee is $20. " 

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SEMI-ANNUAL WHITE SALE 

BEGINN1NG DECEMBER 26 

with savings on your needs for bed, 

bath, table and kitchen 

"Pelil Jardin" permanent press she'o!ls 

by Wamsullo, a French gorden prinl 

on 0 fine blend of Celonese- 

Fortrel polyesler/collon. Blue, 

pin~ or yellow bock~round. Lowest prices 

ever on this super.smoolh sheel! 

n")(104" or Iwin filled bollom sheel, 4.50 

81")(104" or full filled bollom, 5.50 

42")(36" pillow cases, Pair 3.10 

.cel.n .... nd Fort,.! 11" trtdemll'ks of Fiber IndustrilS. Inc. 

Jacob SonS 

Store fc,r the Home 

Community stainless flatware, now 6.99 

Venetia, Cantata, Rose Shadow, Paul Revere and Frostfire 

Jaoobsons 

Store for the Home 

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GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48238 

Second ClalS Postle' PaId .t Delrolt, Mlchleaa 

Public Schools in Focus 

Letters to the Editor 

Dcar Mr. Edgar, 

I was one o{ the lew in attendance 

at the Decemher 14, 

Doard or Education meeting, 

and I wish to eX?ress by appre. 

ciation for Pepper Whitelaw's 

reporting. 

If ..lt comnellerl to leave. 

arter the first' hour or "crimln: 

al waste or time" as voiced by 

Mr. Alfred Glancy, Jr. 

I am /{ratelul for the subse. 

quent dr-tails given in Mrs. 

Whitelaw's article. and I ad. 

mire her fortHude. 

Yours very truly, 

Mrs. Willard R. Lcnz 

Moran road 

Dear Sir:- 

AllIlOugh I neither believe 

in God nor in altruism. the 

twin cornerstones upon which 

Chrislrnns rcsts, I sUIl manage 

to ce!l'hr~te thc ho,;dc.y. 

I do it for the same reason 

lor whldl I sing the National 

AllthclII Not [or 1I disembodied 

c!Junk of C:lrlh, Dut for the 

principles anti ideals lor which 

I hdil've it should stand. That, 

and that alone, Not for that 

whil-h it lills hecome. 

I! meu Jive with honesty and 

intcgrily l:lroughout the year. 

holh ill mill among thcmselve~, 

Ihen Clirislmas will stand as 

Ihe symhol 1)( that value and 

"ood wdl which they have for 

themselves and (or each other. 

Christmas can become a time 

01 explicit affirmation of the 

value and rCilpeet that men im. 

plieity grant each other during 

the preceding 11 months or the 

year. 

Bui uniy thal vlliue linQ reo 

spect which is earned. The 

friendship of admiration, not 

of "christian duty". 

To those who believe as I 

do, I wish you a very Merry 

Christmas. 'My kind of Christ. 

mas. 

To 

your 

those who don'l, may 

God help you. 

Thomao Cammarata 

2150 Lancaster 

Grosse Pointe, Mich, 

FARMS PAYS BILLS 

At a regular meeling held on 

M 0 n day, December 21, the 

Farms council approved payment 

of two bills to Parkins. 

ROllers and Associates, Incor. 

porated, Planning and Urban 

Renewal Consultants, for professional 

services. One pay. 

Inent, $1,750, was ror back. 

ground research and market 

study data compilation and 

prescntation. The second payment 

was in the amount or 

$440, for sludy 01 property in 

the city. lor other residential 

use. 

Irs 

CHRIS'/MAS 

rlMBI 

W.'d like ft wish 

you and your 'omlly 

a WIry Merry 

ChrI.m I'. Thonll. '''' 

yeur patroftGlt' 

POINTE SASH & SCREEN 

20497 MACK TU 1.6130 

What Goes 0.. Memorial Center Schedule I 

at December za. December 31. OpeD Dilly • I.m ..• p.m. 

" ••llr L- b (Tlcke&offl.:e doaed Sunday) 

FULLY PAID CIRCULATION • •• • ror" • AU MemorillspoolOred aetlYltles OpeD to the Groae 

Phone TU 2.6900 By \'Irllala Leoaarcl Pointe pllbllc. Hospital equipment anllable for .free 

Member MlchiJon Preu ANOcloUonand Nollon.1 EcIIloriolAnoelolLon lOin: crutches, wheel Cbllrs, helUng limps Inel hospital 

NATIONALAI>VUnSlNG1l1PIII:8INTATIVZ Cbrlstmas I~: hoping that gilt to the library for you to becll. 

WeeklyNe"'lpoper llopresenlotlve.Int. BYron' '.7300 Santa Claus will bring you the see. GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LENDING 

((H nUh A~enl1e,NewYock19, NewYork • book ked r CLOSED DURING DECEM E 

CHICAG OrnCE s you as or. Christmas is: receiving a nIce B R. 

_._333_N_o_c_lh_~lIchl'on Avenue Phone FlnlJldol 6-2214 Christmas is: going to the rat check lrom soml! Iriend or Saturday, December 26 

.. librar~' ahead 01 time to get relative, and then being able to .10;00 a.m. Ski Hi Trip leaves for Vail, Colorado. 

HOBERT B. EDGAR, EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER recipes for Yulelide goodies, t d I bo ks 12 15 L d C B D bl W d 

WILLIAM ADAMO ", ,...... ADVEHl'lSING nANAGER go ou an my some 0 : p.m. yn a ouvreur- ruce ou es e ding 

JANET MUELLER ,..,.,., " FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY en~'h~si~~sl iS~~~e~d~n~A~~t. r:n~v~im~~nted 10 own ror a Reception. 

JAMES J, NJAIM ,.., ,., , NEWS HOW TilE GIlINCIl STOLE Christmas is: being hapP'J you 2:30 p.m. John Carter-Ginnie Wielhouwer Wedding 

PEPPEIl WHITELAW" , NEWS I I u Reception. 

GREGG BOYD "".""" "'...'" ,.,', NEWS ~ IR~STMAS. or some olher live in Grosse Pointe an are. 3:30 p.m. Ski Hi Trip leaves for Boyne. Those going 

LILLIAN KARR _._ , ADVERTISING avonte story to your children I having a wonderful Y'lletideon trip advised to bring snack for bU3 ride. 

MARY LORIMER., , '.,.," , ,., , ADVERTISING or grandchildren, nieces, ne. 1 holiday, • 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Marvin Bourget, 

PAT ROUSSEAU ,... ......, ..,.. .. , .. ADVERTISING phews or )Ollr lriends. Chrislmas is: trying out that Director. 

JACK McALPINE ' """.,. ADVERTISING Christnlas is: sm"lling the de. new skiing and/or hockey 

KATH) BRYEN . , A'DVERTISING ticious aroma o{ the library equipment. and reading up on 7:30 p.m. Principia Patrons Dinner Dance. 

JOHN MacKENZIE, , , ' , , BUSINESS Christmas trees, beautilully "how to do it." Sunday, December 27 

JOANNE EASON , ..,.................. , , ACCOUNTS bedecked ror this holiday ser,. Chrislmas is: consulting our 10:00 a.m. Anawim. 

ALIlERTA WILKE CLASSiFIED ADVERTISING son.

Thursd.y, December 24, 1970 

• 

WOMIN'S 

F'rom Another P oillle 

of Vie'f 

By Janet Mueller 

I don't know about you, but I'm blithering. 

Rather: As I write this column, (last Monday), I am 

blithering; by the time you read it, (Thursday morning), 

I'll be under the Law of December 24, and calm again. 

This Law of December 24, a Great Thing, stafes: "If 

you haven't got it-the perfect present for, (named to be 

filled in by individual Law invokers)-by now, you. won't 

get it." 

A wonderful Law. Comforting, Hopeful. Nirvana ... 

But it doesn't operate UNTIL December 24, and 

right now, as I'm writing this column, it's December 21, 

and as soon as I'm finished with this column-I'll drag it 

out as long as I can, but eventually it's GOT to be finished 

-I'll be off again, into the cold, the snow, searching for, 

(among other things), cheap ladybugs and ANYTHING 

with a camel on it ... 

Maternal Reveille 

Alike Kramer comes home from the service, home on 

Christmas leave, and he's all grown up, and all tired oul, 

and everybody's glad to see him, and it's grand old family 

rcunion time in Grosse Pointe boulevard, and before Mike 

goes-late-to bed, he tells his mother, "Be sure to wake 

me up at 9 tomorrow morning." 

And promptly at 9 Mrs. Kramer comes knocking 

gently at Mike's door. 

Tap. "Mike? ••• " Tap, tap. "IUike?" 

Nothing. 

Now before MUte went away, his mother would have 

pounded, threatened, demanded ••• 

But this is Mlke-home.on.leave: You don't rout your 

soldier son from bed the day after he's been let out for 

the holidays. 

Still: He Dm say he wanted to be up at 9. He probllbly 

has thin~s he has to do •.. 

Ponder. Consider 

Solution. 

Short and to 

The Pointe 

TIMOTHY C. O'LINN, son of 

DR. and MRS. F. P. O'L1NN, 

of DEVONSHIRE road, r~eiv. 

ed his Associate in Applied Sci. 

ence degree in Electrical Engi. 

neering Technology from Mich. 

igan Technological Unil'ersi\!' 

during commencement exercls. 

es December 19. 

$ • 

~ms. ROWLAND L, AUS. 

TIN, daughter.in.law of the 

WILLIAM AUSTINS, of Mo~1il. 

Ian road, has been awarded a 

lifetime membership in the Lan. 

sing Jaycee Auxlllary. She's 

been affiliated with the Amlil. 

iary since 1962 and served on 

its board of dir~tors for thr~ 

years including a term as presl. 

dent ill 1963.64 when she won 

state recognitiun as one of 

three outstanding local presidents 

in Michigan, She served 

as vice-president for the ,state 

organization in 1965.66, was 

named the' Auxiliary's key worn. 

an in 1968.69 and is active in 

the Lansing Junior League and 

other local civic groups. 

WILLIAM RIORDAN CON. 

NOLLY, of Washington road, 

has qualified for the Doctor of 

Jurisprudence degree at the 

University of Te x a s LJlw 

School. 

• $ 

Enjoying a recent cruise 

through the Caribbean to South 

America were MR. and MRS. 

CLARENCE E. DAY. JR., 11. 

year.old Mary Beth and nine. 

year-old JOlIN PAUL, of Bish. 

op road. 

• • • 

• • 

I\like's mother stands on the far side of the door, The For d Foundation has 

53)'5, in a voice that's firm, sharp, decisive: awarded a three.year grant of 

"Private Kramer!" $102,000to the Division of Inter- 

And from Inside comes Mike's immediate response: national Urban Studies at Wayne 

"Yes, Sir!" . State University, part of WSU's 

• • • Center for Urban Studies and 

All I Want For Christmas Is •• , 

Another young man who's horne on leave for the 

holidays, (we've been sworn to secrecy on this one, but 

(CoDtJDued OD Page 16) 

S'are Hour~: Monday 

Ih,u F"day 9:30 a.m. 

',.I 5:30 p.m. 

Cloled Soturdo'l 

• * * 

under the direction of DR. 

JACK C, FISHER, of Oxford 

road, who explains the funds 

will be used to expand the 

International Fellowship Pro. 

3 Kercheval Ave., ill Fi!>hcr Rd. (Punch and Judy Block) 

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& R 0 SSE PO I N TEN E W S 

Mrs. Lawrence Drummy 

Photo by Bn.ce Hubbartl 

Wedding vows were spoken Friday evening, 

December 18, in Saint Paul's-ou.the-Lakeshore by 

JOAN DIXON GRIFFITH, daughter of the William 

Howard Griffiths, of Hendrie lane, and Mr. Drummy. 

His parents are the John Leonard Drummys, of Loth. 

rop road. 

Offer Children Special Matinee 

A movie for children, "Ring 

of Bright Water," will be the 

featured attraction at maUnees 

Monday, December 28, at the 

Esquire Theater, East Jeffer. 

son avenue at Beaconsfield. 

The Grosse Pointe Motion 

Picture and TV COUI1cllis pre. 

senting the film at two shlJW. 

ings, the first beginniDg at 

noon and ending at 2, the sec. 

ond beginning at 2:30 and end. 

ing at 4:30 o'dock. 

The story Is a colorful ad. 

venture concerning a pet otter, 

his family and their journey to 

gram of the Division which cur. 

rently b r i n g ii 10 European 

scholars and government oUi. 

clals to the campus each year 

to 'teach and conduct individual 

research projects. The Ford 

grant will enable Program ex. 

pansion with an acceleratAld 

emphasis on vital areas of re. 

search in the fields of Urban 

Planning, Information Systems 

Jbe sbops of 

K~Hnl It Sl Clair . Ilmst hilll 

1III.1n still 

21&1s.rSlt laff • TII1 

and City Transportation Net. 

worb. 

• •• 

M.~ S. CHRISTOPHER J. 

QUIRK, of Hawthorne road, 

has accepted an appointment \0 

dir~t the .March of Dimes 

Campaign In Grosse Pointe 

Woods, which is now getting 

underway and will run, high. 

lighted by tbe January ZI 

Pllnning I February 10 wed. 

dIng in SI. Joan of Are Church 

are Grone Po.lnte HIgh SChool 

gradlates Cynthia Satmary and 

James McQueen whose engage. 

ment has been announced by 

her paren", Mr. and Mn. 

Michael Satmary, of Hampton 

road. The prospective bride. 

groom is the son of Mr. and 

Mrs. David McQueen, of East 

Eight Mile Road. 

through 211 Mothers' March, 

through the month of Jlnuary. 

• • • 

It was a terriIic "100th birth. 

day" at the Country Club Sat. 

urday night. December 19, 

for THOMAS T. PETZOLD, of 

South Deeplands road, and son. 

in.law D A ] N FOR T H B. 

FRENCH. (he's marrIed to the 

former PATTY PETZOLD), of 

M:oran road, whose comblneri 

ages. 70 and 30 respectively, 

the SCottish Highlands. added up to a Great Idea for 

Youngsters are well super' a Party. In the large group of 

vised It the Council's annual friends gathered in the Men's 

Christmas matinees by Cadette Grill. French Room and Great 

Girl Scouts of St. Clare SChool, Hall where Al Navarro's Or. 

as well as member mothel'll who chestra played for dancing were 

volunteer to assist. No candy former Pointers MR. and MRS. 

or refreshments will be sold. E. LLWYD ECCLESTONE, up 

All seats are 75e-even for from Lost Tree. Fla., for a 

mom or grandma or auntie! holiday visit. The Ecc:lestones 

Advance ticket information I entertained a number Of.their 

may hi! obtained by nlllng frIends at dinner at the CoUD.. 

882.4296 or 885-0537. Tickets try Club on Frldly nillht 

at the box office will be avail. • •• . 

able beginning at 11:15 o'clock 

December 28th. 

W41t"1\..Pi~rct 

,---------------------" 

WARREN D. LUST, of Wood. 

mont avenue, Harper Woods, 

was Installed D~ember 19 as 

Worshipful Master of Grosse 

Pointe Lodge Nt). 584, F&AM. 

whIch meets at the Pointe 

Masonic Temple In Vernier 

road. Mr. Lust was inlUated 

into the Masonic Lodge In 1965 

and advanced t h r 0 u Ch the 

chairs, which led to bis election 

as Worshipful Mal'ter for 1971. 

Joan Dixon Griffith 

Wed In St. Paul's 

Father Christoph.r M.rci.r Comes from Cincinnati 

to Officiat. at Marriage of his Cousin's 

D'\aght.r and taw,.nc. Filh.r Drummy 

Saint Paul's.on.the.Lakeshore was the setting for 

the marriage of Joan Dixon Griffith, daughter of Mr. and 

Mra. William Howard Griffith, of Hendrie lane. and 

Lawrence Fisher Drummy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John 

Leonard Drummy, of Lothrop road. 

The bride's mot h e r's$)>-----------cowin, 

Father Christopher tendlnts in floor length froel., 

Mercier, came from Cincin. featuring red velvet bodices 

natl to officiate at the 5:30 and white brocade akim, car. 

o'clock rites Friday eve. ried red roses. holly and Ivy. 

ning, December 18. Susan Griffith was her slate.r'a 

After a reception at the honor attendant.. ~rl

'.ge Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 2., 1970 

Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes 

Engaged 

Mr. and Mrs. J as e ph A. 

Schrage, Jr .• of Touraine road, 

are announcing the engage. 

menl of their daughter, CATH. 

ERINE H E LEN. tD Bruce 

Hathaway Loud, son of Hugh 

Loud, of Troy. and the late 

Mrs. Loud. 

ealhy was graduated from 

the Academy of the Sacred 

Heart In Lakeshore road and 

attended the University of :i>e. 

trait. 

Her fiance attended Grosse 

Pointe High School and is cur. 

rently completing his studies 

at Northwood Institute, Mid. 

land. 

June Bride 

June wedding plans are being 

made by CATHERINE HEMP. 

HILL POTTLE and Robert L. 

Williams, whose engagement 

has been announced by her par. 

enls, Mr. and Mrs. John Lock. 

yer Pottle, of Cour.lry Club 

lane. 

The bride-eled was graduat. 

ed from GroSlie Pointe High 

School and received her Bache. 

lor of Arts degree in English 

from ,the University of Mich. 

Igan. 

Her fiance. son of Mr. and 

,Mrs. W. Lee Williams, ot Sever. 

na Park, Md., earned his Bache. 

lors degree in .Mathematics and 

Engineering at lhe University 

at Michigan and Is presently 

studying for his Ph,D. in Mathe. 

matico at the University of Colo. 

rado, Boulder. 

llfiss Bell Wed To Bruce Black 

Setting for the Saturday, De'l The Reverend Raymond Ki. 

cember 19, wedding of Mary ley presided at the 2 o'clock 

Lou Bell, daughter of George c ere man y. assisted by the 

O. Bell, of Balfour road, and bride's cousin, The Reverend 

the late Mrs. Bell, and Bruce Robert Elfvin, from Chrisl 

Douglas Black. son at the Wil. Church, Lima, O. 

lIam Blacks, of Birmingham. Alter a reception at the 

was Grosse Pointe Memorial Contry Club the newlyweds left 

Church. for a vacation on Aruba. They 

&~fI;~~s e/oset 

'373 -S Fishel' Road 

GRosse POIt

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Thursd.y. December 2~, 1970 

Women's Page • • • 

Mrs. Roger Stanton 

Photo by Bealrlce Zwaan Sludlo 

At a morning service Saturday,. December 19, in 

Saint Paul's.on-the'.Lakeshore PAMELA ELIZABETH 

KORNMEIER and Mr. Stanton were married. She is 

the daughter of Mrs. E. J. Kornmeier, Jr., of Vernier 

road, and the late Mr. Kornmeier. He is the son of 

Mrs. M. E. Stanton, of Detroit, and the late Mr. 

August Bride 

PIlOlo by Bran.by Sludlo 

CHRISTINI.'.:ALIDA LARSEN 

and Bruce Clark Kefgen, whose 

engagement has been announced 

by her mother, Mrs. Walter 

Larsen. of Touraine road, are 

planning an August wedding. 

The brlde-elect. who is also 

the daughter of the late Mr. 

Larsen, and her fiance, son of 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kefgen, 

of Wicks iane, were both grad. 

uated from Grosse Pointe High 

School and are presently stu. 

dent at -Michignn State Unlver. 

sity where she i~ concentrating 

on Junior High School Educa. 

tion and he, affiliated with 

Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. is 

a CommunIcation Education 

major. 

_S._ta_nt_on_. Miss Loughlin 

Married Nov. 18 

Pamela Kornmeier 

Says Vows Dec_ 19 

Jeweled Bands Trim Whiie Silk Jersey Gown in Which 

She is Wed to Roger Stanton; Chapel Tr~in 

Falls from Her Shoulders 

Vacationing in Acapulco are Mr. and Mrs. Roger 

Stanton whose Saturday, December 19, wedding in Saint 

Paul's.on.the-Lakeshore was followed by a reception at 

the University Club. They will return to make their 

home in Detroit. "'~--------- 

Mrs. stanton is the for. \Mrs. E. J. Kornmeier, Jr., 

mer Pam e I a Elizabeth late Mr. Kornmeier. 

Kornmeier., d au g h t er of Mr. Stanton Is the son of Mrs. 

of Vernier road, and the M. E. Stanton, of Detroit, and 

---------- the late Mr. stanton. 

For the 11 o'clock rites at 

which Father Thomas Hinsberg 

presided the bride chose a gown 

of white silk jersey enhanced 

with jewelled bands at her 

waist and bodice front. 

Mat chi n g jewelled bands 

cuffed her long sleeves and a 

Chapel train fell from her 

shoulders. More jewels circled 

her silk jersey Juliet cap. 

She carried white roses. while 

her attendants, in floor length, 

hooded frocks of cherry red 

silk jersey, carried long ivy 

branches intertwined with mis. 

An ocea n.l(}ri vcr 

community al Vero Beach, 

Florida. jusl65 miles north 

of Palm B

Pege Twelve GROSSE POINTE NeWS Thursday I Deceniber 24, 1970 

Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes 

Williams Lunch Slated Tuesday 

Professor Joseph A. Ker. 

shaw, economist and former 

provost of Williams College, 

will be guest speaker at the 

anl)ual holiday luncheon of the 

Williams College Alumni Asso. 

ciation of Delroit next Tuesd"y, 

December 29, at noon In the 

University Club. 

~[r. Kershaw will speak on 

the subject of coeducation, 

which IM!ganthis year at Wil. 

Iiams after 177 years as a col. 

lege for men, 

Forty-five girls who transferred 

from other colleges are 

now attending Williams, Next 

fall 125 freshman women and 

additional transfers will be ad. 

mitted. leading to an enrollment 

of 600 women in the mid-1970s. 

The current enrollment of 

1.250 men will stay approximately 

the same. 

During his fivc-year tenure 

as provost beginnin" in 1963 

when tne post was created, Mr. 

Kershaw carried out a longrange 

computerized projection 

which became a major factor 

in tbe dedication to increase 

If you miss the 

" . 

the size of the studlmt body 

through the ad m I s s ion of 

women. 

A 1935 graduate of Prince. 

ton Prolessor Kershaw has 

held a variety of adminIstra. 

tive posts outside academic life, 

most recenlly as a program 

officer with the Ford Founda. 

lion for two years, 1968.70. 

While on leave beginning in 

1965 he served 15 months in 

the anti.poverty program of the 

Office of Economic Opportunily 

and also served the federal 

government in the Office of 

Price AdminiJitralion during 

World War n. 

Before coming La Williams in 

1962 he was an executive in 

the RAND Corporation for 14 

years. 

Current undergraduates and 

prospeclive candidates for ad. 

mission from local schools are 

invited to attend th~ luncheon 

as well as Williams alumni in 

the Detroit area. William D. 

Dahling, 50, of Hawthorne 

road, Associ:o~:on president, is 

in charge of the event. 

New Year's Eve party 

at The Bronze Door, 

you'll have to wa it 

a whole yea r to 

ha've ~s much fun. { 

Enjoy your New Year's Eve feast. 

Or stay and celebrate with us. 

Horvi Griffin-Jazz Harpist. 

THE BRONZE DOOR 

123 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe. 

For reservotions. phone 116-1931. 

:I lI..d",orn. 

3 Grosse Pointe 

Offices 

~ 

In The Farms - 39,900 

Pan .. ll ..d H..rr ..ari"n II "om 

WE WISH YOU 

A MERRY CHRISTMAS 

AND 

A HAPPY NEW YEAR 

~ C"". 

__ ~ '_;JI' .... '_....~. 

At rft: •. III11!IM• ~ 

REALTORS 

TU ).6300 

Sprinklrr 

MEMIIRI OF THI OITROIT ANO GROSSI POINTI RIAL UTATI IOARDI 

B,olt.h Offieo. ilt Dot,oit-Gro"o Polltt_Sr. Cloi, Sh",.. -forminlllon 

Mrs. Robert T, Scherer 

Beynon- Vance Rites Revealed 

Mrs. Timothy McCarthy 

rB;E~A;ui~T;nJy~JWliS~A~L~O~N;-ftJ,-~:'-.'.""~':1 -Pholo by E

Thursday, D~'}mber 24, 1970 

Classified Deadline 

Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., 

(or all new copy. changes of 

copy and cancellations. It is 

suggested that all real est ale 

copy be submitted to our 

oUice by Monday 5 p.m. 

Charge Ads-12 Word for $1 50 

10c eoch additional wo,e! 

Call 

TUxedo 2-6900 

NEWS SALES STATIONS 

DOWNTOWN AREA 

Grand Circus Park News Sland 

Majesllc News Stand 

E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS 

Nada'. GIrL Shop, Martn' Drtvo 

and the Rtverhouse 

.pat'h~ PC~~;m~~tsE. Je!ferson and 

GROSSE POINTE PARK' 

14Uler Phumaey. Waybllrn Ind 

Kercheval . 

Lou's Party Store, C4irle\'oix 

and Lakepotnte 

GROSSE POINTE CITY 

AlJler Pnty Store. NICk. and 

SI. Clair 

f~~.r~:~a~O&r:a~~o:e~dN~~:: 

D.me .nd Kerehlov.1 

Little ProfelIIor B~ok Shop. 

Cadteux and Koreheval 

Notre Dame Pharmacy, Kercheval 

and Notre Dame 

Bon Secour Hospital, Cadieux 

and Maumee . 

GROSSE POIt,TE I 

FARMS 

Briggs Drug Store, Mack and 

Touraine 

RanM Medical Pharmacy, Mack 

and Moran 

Post Olllee, Milck Ave. and 

Warren 

Trail Phsrmsty. Kercheval 

on the Hili 

FSrmJl Drugs, Kercheval and 

Flsher Road ' 

Schettler Druga. Fisher and 

Maumee . 

CunnIngham Druge. 7.Mlle Road 

and N.ek 

Cotta,e HospItal, Kercheval 

and Muir 

Blazo'i Restaurant, Ma.ck and 

Boumemoulh 

Merit Wool15 Pharmacy, )lack 

Bournemouth 

and 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

Grosn PoInte Pharmacy. Mack 

and !tlanehester 

Harkness Pharmacy, Mack and 

Lod,moor 

Howard Johnson's Restaurant. 

M.ck .nll aMUe 

Bob'. DrIl'., Mack and Roslyn 

DETROIT AREA 

St. John Hospital, 7 Mile Road. 

Moross. 

Parkle'. Party Store, Mack and 

51. ClaIr 

Devonshire Dru,s, Mack and 

Devonshire . 

L " L Pharmacy. Mack and 

Beaconsfield 

Maryland Beverage Shoppe, Mack 

near Maryland 

Pills Ilc Puffs, Groyton and Warren 

ST. CLAIR SHORES 

Manor Pharmacy. Grealer Mack 

a.nd Rell Maple Lane 

Lalce Pharmacy, E. !l-Mlle Bet .... en 

Mack and Jerrerson 

lA-PERSONALS 

MERRY CHRISTMAS, Francis, 

from your faithful servants, 

Ed, Bernie and Lynn. Peace. 

NEW YEARS dates wanted by 

2 college students. C:.II Bob 

or Jack. 882.6057, 884.5410. 

2A-MUSIC EDUCATION 

MOD - Organ and piano inslruction. 

The now sound in 

music. 823.3637. 

MILDRED BRIGGS 

PIANO and THEORY 

BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO 

15 Kercheval. Punch and Judy 

Building. 

Grosse Pointe 

TUxedo 2-5680 

PIANO AND THEORY 

Classic-Contemporary. Joan Dy. 

son Cooper. Studio. 885.7677. 

28- TUTORING 

MATHEMATICS 

TUTORING 

IN 

tiSE!\IOR HIGH SCHOOL 

i4 bedrooms, IV. baths. 

Come see it, you'll love it! 

Priced in 30's. 886.5007 

GROSSE POINTE PARK 

953 WESTCHESTER - 3 bedroom 

briCK Colonial, natural 

fireplace, carpeting. draper- 

Ies. Florida room, gas heat, 

(inished basement. Large lot, 

side drive, 2-car garage. Immaculate. 

Close to schools, 

shopping and park . 

FIKANY 

REALTOR 

886-5051 

FROM OUR HOUSE 

TO YOURS 

l'>URDY It EDGAR 

Wishes all 

the Merriest Christmas 

and the best of the New Year 

KAREN SHEPARD 

SOPHIA DIAMOND 

MARIAN BODE 

JIM DANAHER 

BARBARA DAVIS 

DOROTHY MEEKER 

SUE MEGOWEN 

MARY SCHLAFF 

CAL PURDY 

and 

BOB EDGAR 

MAHOGANY furniture also bed. 

room and upholstered ple •.es. BARTLE ....... RD 1:lJ. • f 

VA 1-1793. •• ., ~ mi. rom 

, 1.94 exit-four bedroom, Ro. 

WANTED: Diamonds, old Jew. I man orick home; beamed llv. 

elry, art objecls, etc. RELI. lug room with f1repl!lce; U. 

ABLEI 372.{)(j70. brary; large masler bedroom; 

2V. baths; earpeted; screen. 

WE BUY old gold, jewelry and ed patio; U5 acres. luxurious 

sliver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377 home In the country-$45.900. 

Moron Road. 

I ----------IN. RIVERSIDE AVE. - 4 bed. 

BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. room, Colonial on 100' river. 

Browsers always welcome. front lot In best area of town; 

B. C. C11e. Book Shop. Mis. large llvlng room with fire. 

Ethel Clae., 1870 Leverette place; formal dining room; 

(43218). WO 3-4267. I modem kitchen with bullt.lns; 

----------- dcn and bath down; 4 bed. 

AQUARIUM, 15 gallon, elec. 1 t-eARS FOR SALE rooms and IV. baths up; 

Irlc aerator pump, $18. 881. VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Excellenl needs some work. 

63t2. condition, en gin e re.bullt. 

-----------1 $1,300. White. 372.5360 arter 8 

MAHOGANY dining room set, p.m. 

table, six chairs, credenza, ~ _ 

china cabinet, leaf and pads, 1970 V.W: Convertible, yellow,) 

Excellenl condition. $350. TV /I M.FM radio, good lIS new. \ 

5-1051. 881,8541, after 5. 

BEADLE-CURR IER 

AGENCY 

Realtor - St. Clair 48079 

Phone: (313) 329.4200 

baths plus three bedrooms 

and bath on third floor. Extremely 

well built with ex. 

pensive appurtenances. 

MT. VERNON. Charming 

French design. Four bed. 

roo m s, two and one-half 

baths. Library. Recreation 

room with bar. Space for ex. 

.panslon. 

BISHOP near lake. Plush ranch 

designed (or small family de. 

siring spacious rooms. Built 

1953. Two bedrooms. Librar. 

ry. Pllneled r.ecreation I'oom. 

Wide lot with superb land- 

TU 5-3220 scaping. 

SHELDEN. Custom built 1955 

in secluded location in Deeplands 

Subdivision. L 0 v e 1)' 

Early American. Five bedrooms, 

three and one.haU 

batbs. Famil)' room. Many 

amenities. 

BARRINGTON, near lakefront 

park. Colonial. F 0 u r bed. 

rooms, two and 0 n e.h a U 

baths. Library. Recreation 

room. $47,000. 

CLOVERLY. French Provin. 

cial, built 1951. Four bed. 

roolIk'l, three and one-halL 

baths of which one bedroom 

and bath are on first floor. 

Convenient location at Ker. 

cheval. Practieally new heat. 

ing and cooling system. 

EDMUNDTON, near Marter. 

Fine center haIl Early Amer. 

ican. C u s tom built. Three 

,bedrooms. two and one.half 

baths. Living room, dining 

room, kitchen with all builtins, 

breakfast room, activo 

ities room with (ireplace. Also 

exceptional paneled recreation 

room. Two car attached 

garage. 

KERBY. Farm bouse very well 

modernized to provide lots 

of atmosphere. Convenient 

locallon. Four bedrooms, two 

aud one-half baths. Library. 

MAXON 

BROTHERS, INC. 

83 Kerchevat TU 2.6000 

Our wish for you is a Happy 

Christmas and Peace in the 

New Year. 

• • • 

BY APPOINTMENT ONI.Y 

NEFF -':Immediate occupancy. 

Good four.bedroom family 

home. Reduced Jlrice. 

WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE- 

Southern Pillared Colonial, 

four (ireplaces, seven bed. 

reoms, five baths, Iwo lavs. 

KENWOOD-English, excellent 

condition. Five bedrooms plus 

library on second floor. 

WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE- 

With a view of the Lake. 

T h r e e fireplaces, Mutschler 

kitchen, five bedrooms, 3~ 

baths, central air-conditioning. 

LOTH R 0 P-Library, leisure 

room and llbrary, five bed 

rooms, 4~ baths. swimming 

pool. 

ST. CLAIR, 496 - Townhouse 

FOR RENT or sale. Four bed. 

rooms, 2\o!lbaths. \Iving room. 

with fireplace. New kitchen 

and pOwder room. 

RIVARD, 605 - W hi I e Clap. 

board, four.i.oedroom New 

land Colonial. 

John S. 

GOODMAN 

93 Kercheval 

886-3080 

tf'prP 

LAND.C. 

• laHOW REMOVAL 

SCHWEITZER 

886-4200 

1761 ROSLYN 

EASY mainlenance. easy payments. 

make this attractive 

2 bedroom brick bWlIa1OW, 

unusual. 

RUTH ASSOCIATES 

81 Kercheval 

TUxedo 6-4060 

William E. Keane, Jr., 

Regina Aboohamad 

Dorothy Boyd 

Winthrop H. Connor 

Sallie B. Dunaway 

Jerome Fitzgibbons 

William P. Gardiner 

.Allyne C. Litchfield 

Serena Noblitt 

Martha Swanson, Sec'Y. 

Silloway & CO. 

16825 Kercheval 

TU 4-7000 

LAKEPOINTE - Attraclive 3 

bedroom. 1 Y.z bath Colonial 

near watetlront park. Large 

kitchen. Built on 75 ft. lot. 2 

car garige. Quick oceupancy. 

Make your appointment to see 

now. TU 1.4200. 

WESTcHESTER-Quality center 

hall Colonial built in 1953 

on large lot with sprinkler 

system. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 

2 lavatories, (amily room. 

Central air conditioning. TU 

1.4200. 

Johnstone & 

Johnstone 

BY OWNER. Center colonial. 

excellent condition. 748 HamP': 

ton Road. 3 large bedrooms: 

Paneled gllmes room. Profes. 

essionally landscaped. 1~ 

.blocks from Lake St. Clair. 

$39,500. 881.0312 or 388-0237, 

after 8 p.m. 

To Wish You All 

the joys o( a 

Merry Christmas 

and every g

Page row..... G R 0 SSE PO I NT ENE W 5 Thursd.y. o.c.rnw 24, 1970 

C.II TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Lln.. To Serve You Quickly 

Your Ad Cln Be Chlr,ed 

13-REAL IS1'ATI 

FOR SALI 

891 LAKESHORE RO~D 

BY OWNER. I bedroom brlct 

ranch, central .Ir condition. 

ing. $69.000. _3023. 

. 

- 

GREETINGS 

IN THE SPIRIT 

OF THE SEASON 

TOAll OUR 

WONDERFUL 

PATRONS! 

ROGER 

RINKE 

CADILLAC 

CO, 

VAN DYKE 

Bet, 10 - " Mile Refs. 

Telephone 

536-6260 or 757.0767 

BEST WISHES 

FOR THE 

HOLIDAY SEASON 

THANKS TO THE 

SUPPoRT OF 

FRIENDS 

OLD AND NEW, 

EVERYDAY 

BUSINESS 

IS A SPECIAL 

PLEASURE! 

COFFEY 

CADILLAC 

3180 E. JEFFERSON 

to 1.6811 

MERRY 

CHRISTMAS 

FROM THE STAFF 

Of 

ED RINKE 

CHEVROLET 

1968 CHEVROLET 

" wheel drive wIth snow plow. 

V.B. .. speed, power steering. 

and power b,okes. 

• $2695. 

ED RINKE 

CHEVROLET 

(TRUCK DEPT.) 

26155 VAN DYKE 

B.I. 10-1J Mile Rds. 

5L 4.0440 or JE 6.02S~ 

CLASSIFI~7J 

ADS 

U-IIAL ESTATE 

FOI SALE 

NEW CUSTOli b'.IUt home, four 

bedroom., 2"li bathl, carpeted 

G.E. kitchen and famUy 

room, lit floor laundry, 

many extr ... 881.4111. 

CHRISTMAS 

GREETINGS 

llEDFORD. Splendid newer 3 

bedroom brick colonial, 1"li 

b.th.. den, aU large bed. 

rooms, :: Cllr gurage, rec, 

room, Immediate pa.sessIOli, 

BRYS N. Graceful living, ell:. 

lra sharp, situated on a 

beautlCul slreet In the Woods, 

immediate posscssion, attrac. 

tlve assumable mortgage, 3 

bedrooms. dining room, fam 

l1y room, 1'f.z baths. House 

has been maintained In bet. 

ter than new condition. 

HARPER WOODS 

VERNIER RD. Good Invest. 

men t - Charming 2 bed. 

fOOIlIJ, dining room, earpet. 

drapes. stove and refrigerator' 

included. Ideal loeation. 

SCHWEITZER 

TU 2-2100 

BEAUTIFUL family h 0 me. 

!arge rooms, fully carpeted, 

nicely decorated. 4 bedrooms, 

2'h baths, 3 tar gar age. 

PrIced to sellin the SO's, leav. 

Ing state. 499.1038. 

MERRY 

CHRISTMAS 

FROM THE 

STAFF OF 

FRANK 

ADAM 

LINCOLN 

~I MERCURY 

I 

Used Car Lot 

20777 GRATJOT 

EAST DETROIT 

PR 2-0200 

TO ALL OL'R 

CUSTOMERS- 

BeST WISHES 

FOR A 

MERRY 

CHRISTMAS 

WE THANK 

YOU WARMLY! 

DALGLEISH 

CADILLAC 

6161 Woodward 

TR. 5-0309 

WOOD 

MOTORSINc. 

USED CARS 

60 To Choose From 

100% GUARANTEE 

ON MOST MODELS 

30 days or 1,000 miles. 

J5351 GRATIOT at 

372.2600 

8 MILE 

PR 8 6400 

• Engll'\t, trMII., re.r Illle, front axle assemblies, brAke 

sy.tem, Ind .i~drlc.lsystems. 

I3-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

MERRY 

CHRISTMAS 

and a 

HAPPY 

NEW YEAR 

HUGO S. HIGBIE 

Frank D. Colter Cal Bruder 

C. C. Wilkelson Stuart Fraser 

Roger Southworth 

John E. Mtmdenhall 

Donald R. Smith 

Member-Grosse Pointe !teal 

Esta te Boa rl1 

84 Kercheval 886.7100 

GROSSE POINTE PARK 

817 BARRINGTON-Well main. 

hined 4 bedroom home (l 

011 1st floor), with 2 full baths, 

dining room. den" finished 

basement. low heat bills. 

FHA and L.C. available. 

Priced mid.thirties. 

I 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

HAMPTON - Price reduction, 

3 bedroom, 1'1.1 bath custom 

brick ranch. Excellent location. 

Walk to Ferry School. 

l"inished basement with ell:tra 

bath - 75 ft. lot. 

I 

I 

STANHOPE, COR N E R AR. 

THUR - Sharp 3 bedroom 

l~m FOI SALI 

TREAT your family to a real 

UVI Cbrlltm.. pruent. $2 

pupa ... 1.... 7. 

POODLES, AKC, a manu.. old. 

Deep Apricot. • generaUonl of 

Apricot breeding. 778.81 •. 

1'I-P!T GlOOMING 

TONY RICO'S CANINE 

COIFFEURS 

Tile ulUm.te In dol .roomlDa. 

Poodle., ".'5i Schnauzefl, 

$1.85: mlnlcUp., $3.15. We 

carry 9Il9 dog food. Pet ..Up. 

pile. .t dllcount prlee.. 411. 

ooeo. If no an.wer .... t741, 

15023 Ea.t Jeffenoll at »af)" 

land. . 

R&K DOG GROOMING. Pro. 

fe .. lon.1 groomlnl, .11 breed •• 

B.th. for large dOl', Pickup 

and delivery. 111U Haye •. 

1I72-0M8. 

2O-GENERAL SERVICE 

PROFESSIONAL Floor Sanding 

.nd flnlahlng. Speclalblna In 

dark staining. "Supply own 

power." C.U dter 4 p.m. W. 

Abraham, TW 15924. , 

20A-CARPET CLEANING 

TOWNE AND COUNTRY-Ex. 

pert carpet and rurnlture 

cleaning. Reasonable rates. 

Free estimates. 771.8896. 

CARPET LAYING 

NEW AND OLD 

Stllir Carpet Shifted 

Repairs of All Types 

Cigaret nurns Re.Woven 

ALSO 

NEW CARPET SALES 

Sample6 Shown In 

Your Home 

BOB TRUDEL 

TU 5.0703 

21-MOVING & STORAGE 

KEN'S MOVING - Local sub. 

urbs. One piece or houseful 

Low rates. TU 2.8540. 

2IA-PIANO SERVICE 

COMPL:£TE piano service. Tun. 

ing, rebuilding, refinishing, 

de.mothing. Member Piano 

Technicians Guild. R. Zech, 

731.7707. 

brick rnnch, 2 way fireplace, 21B-SEWING MACIUNE 

tRrpet", drapes, nicely pan. SERVICE 

eled basement with full bath 

and wet bar, 2 car, Immed. SEWING MACHINE repairl. All 

pass. Owner very anxious. ages, all makes. All parts 

See and make ofter. stoeked. Free estimates. 882- 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS 1881. 

MUIR, NR. KERCHEVAL -. 21C-ELECTRICAL 

Older, but updated. 6 room SERVICE 

home. furnace, plumbing, elec. 

trlcal. sewers and carpets all 

new including colored fixtures 

in bath. Ell:cellent starter or 

retiree home, Immed. posses. 

slon. See today! 

HARPER WOODS 

fJAWTHORNE 

Ell:lra sharp 

NR. 

four 

HE LEN. 

bedroom - 

1'1.1 bath, masonf}' bungalow, 

Grosse Pointe School District. 

Central air conditioning, fin. 

Ished basement, new roof, ga. 

rage. Call today. 

MARV. BOUTIN 

REALTY 

On Any LlsUng-Call U3 

884-7733 773-7820 

13A-LOTS FOR SALE 

BEDFORD-KERCHEVAL 

70'xl20'. Priced right! 

KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 

14-REAL ESTATE 

WANTED 

PRIVATE Party has funds for 

home buyers requiring short. 

term loans while their homes 

are being sold. Call 824-4169. 

FARM LAND or acres. with 

dwc11lng preferred. Mr. Jay. 

TU 1.7809. 

ALL TYPES WIRING 

Ranges. dryefl, air cond1t1on. 

ers. Violations corrected. 

FREE ESTIMATES 

ALL WORK 

GUARANTEED 

PR 8-0598 

ELECTRICAL WIRING 

and REPAIRS 

KRAUSMAN ELECTRIC CO. 

TU 2-5800 

CANNON ELECTRIC 

COMPLETE ELECTRICAL 

SERVICE 

RESIDENTIAL, 

COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL 

2M-47.8 

21I-STORMS A~D 

SCREENS 

ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION 

881.4400 

Wood and steel window replace. 

ment with new tilt wllldow 

hardware. Per m it. ea.f 

cleaning of. both .Ides of the 

glass from inside of the 

bouse. In.ula~d or regular 

alass. 

Insured 


FROM 

CHAMPION 

OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 

WTHROP 407-PRJCE REJ)UCED. Dt!J1p,htful white brick 

centcr entrallce CAPE COD, thrce bedrooms (twin 

SI7C), den and lamlly room plu.. brcakFast room. 

Recreation room, gauge, carpcllng, lavon first /loor, 

gnR heat. 

BY APPOINTMENT 

r.OTHROP 210-IIF.ART OF TIIF. FARMS, GhlrRtmlls bonuR 

l'Omplt'le w!lh wrcath Rnd rcd how. Sparlo,.s flinch 

with all Ihe nlceHt'R Ihat make ror luxury living lit a 

very ralr prlcc. 

,m:~Aurl 490-lIe surc 10 Rt'e thlR handsome hellulHully 

huill ccnter enlrllnce colonl.1 on R vcry popular trell 

lined RIJl't'1. You wlll hp. ImprcRsed from lhe spacious 

cntranee hnll thTII thc large living loom, Illmlly room. 

laTl1e airy kitchcn wllh hulll.lns ami (01 msl dining 

room, four bcdroomR with thrce baths nnd very amplc 

R\nrage cllmplete the Recond floor. ' 

CHAMPION 

Realtor 

TU. 4-5700 

ZIG--100fING SIlVICE 

ROOFING 

WATZRPROOFING 

ALTERATIONS 

OYer 40 )'em ill ........ 

IlIIlIrecI. UceaMd. CaU 

General Iloebt, I•. 

GENERAL IOOfING, INC. 

VAlle, 1.,... 

J. D. CANDLER ROOFING CO. 

.1 Yra. Rallab" ~ 

Realdeatlal • Com.eretal 

III-PAINTING AND 

DICORATING 

INTERIOR and exterlot p.lllt. 

r e p a I r •. Quality material 

lng, floor tlllng, carpenter 

used. Free ,~tlmate,. LA 

1.~l8 after 8. 

WALL WASHING 

PAINTING Ie DECORATING 

HOME MAINTENANCE 

ELMER T. LABADIE 

TUxedo 2-2064 

Chain as low os $39 

Solos 01 low os S 119 cOfI'l9l,te 

W, off'r 12 yn. of honest 

bvllness ,xperl,nc, one! 10 

days .. ",ICI. 

t.ed. 

"" WOf'k guoron' 

366.6100 

Quality Upholsterln. 

I 11K-WINDOW 

WASHING 

G.OLIiIN 

WINDOW CLZANlHG 

SEIVICE. 

nEE EmIlATU 

WE AlE INSURED 

372~3022 

ADVANCE MAINTENANCE 

Electric: Sewer CleaniD. fot 

aU dratu aad ... erl. 

COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAl, 

WE DIG AND REPAIR 

BROKEN SEWERS 

AU Work Glllrallteed 

884.9512 

SEWERS CLEANED, brokeD 

Sewe" repaired. GU'UJlwed. 

ReUOtlable rate.. "1.00e3 or 

771.1225. 

ACE 

ELECI'RIC .. wer c:1eaDiIIl, a1Dk 

and draln •• 

CLEANING ELECTRICALLY 

GUARANTEED 

WORK MYSELF 

CALL LEO 821-2I2t 

21O-ClMEHT WORK 

CAPJZZO CONSTRUCTION 

AU ty.pel of Cemeat and 

Brick Work 

Driveway, walt~. 1tepI, ebi&Dbey 

repair, waterproollag. 

Speeia11liDl ill Patlol 

AU t)1lll of exclYat1Da 

All work lutlanleed 

885-0112 

21p-WAnl'ItOOFING 

ALL TYPES eault1Dl. F1lleal 

materia1i 1IIed. Buement wa. 

terprooflDt. AU work ~aran. 

teed. Ftoee .. tlmate •• Be.ldeD' 

till, eommerelaJ .•• 11512. 

111-fURNITUll 

IEPA!I 

DOING aU types of carpenter 

work, remodeUng aWc rooms, 

porche •. Sm.U or bl, 1obs. 

Estimatea free. 

TUxedo 1-5882 

'Modern ization 

GEORGIAN MANOR IN THE SHORES 

SANTA which chimney? 

Choose the Library with beautilul oak paneling. Perhapi 

thc IIvln, room will catch your hncy? The dlnlnl room 

wOllld be an eleg.nt .how. Peek .t lhe modem ldtchen, 

pantry and utility room. If you "re loolling ror tile tree 

It's In the Family room. If you wish you may Up toe up 

the circular .talrs to tile 9 bedrooml and II. baths. Plus 

play room. S.nta, now that you are thinking of makin, 

an offer. will you please get your .lelgh the heck off 

the roof? ... If you wish to make an orler before Santa 

you'd betttr hurry I ' 

VENDO~E ROAD IN TIlE HE.A.RT OF THE FARMS. 

Quick Possesllon. Shafll center hall colonl.1 featuring 

live bedrooms, three baths, p.neled Ilbnry with n.tural 

fireplace. Large living room with fireplace. Fonnal dining 

room with bay. Enclosed porch, Kitchen with bre.kf'st 

arca, powder room, recre-tlon room paneled. with bar. 

l,arge lot with garden. prlee redueed. 

"A ramily Business for Over a Centur,," 

CALL GEO. PALMS REALTOR 

TU 6-4444 

ZtS--CAIPIM'U 

A.()I( WIIldow CleaMh. sen. Additions .- Alterations 

ice • Mrlll' ... ac..... New Homes 

free HUmate •• MCNltIal1rates. . Kltdlen., Falllily Room, 

1Z1.MII. • W. AIIo Spedallar III 

All type. 01 Roof. 6: Declla LEES WIDdow eJeIlliD •. Real. 

Outten 6: Dowupoult dedal, «-lIIm.relat. In d \I •• 

REPAIRS • trial. fWl)' blallrtd. Free el' 

No Job Too Lar,..-or Small tlmatel. 7"1'8-11ZZ. 

Free Eltlmate. ' 

CALL ... 2100 21M-SIWII SIIVICI 

luureel Wortme" ELECTRIC SEWIR e1eall!n •• 

GEORGE S. DAllY 

Painting, paperhanclll'i aervlna 

this c,:)mmunity over 30 yeara. 

881.7480 After 8 p.m. 

INTERIOR aDd elLterior paint- 

Ing, wall wlShln, alld paper 

hanging. Reuonab1e ratel. 30 

year's experlenee. Ray Bar. 

nowsky, 3'll.2384 .fter 6 p.m. 

R '" T Proresslonal PainUng. 

Interior. Ell:terior. Free esti. 

mates. m Roland, Groue 

Pointe Farms. 882..- 

INTERIOR.EXTERIOR 

PAINTING 

COMPLETE DetorallD, SIrv. 

Ice. Paper haD,ing and reo 

movint. Material, wortmaDship 

guaranteed. For .. U. 

mate., caU 

WILLIAM FORSYTHE' 

VAlley 2-9108 

KURT O. BAEHR 

CUSTOM: Painting and Decoral. 

in,. WaU paperial. Guaran. 

teed. Free estimates. LAIle. 

~lew 1.571C1. 

HUGHES BROTHERS 

DECORATORS 

52lI3 Yortsblr. 

882.8150 or 3S14021J 

COMPLETE decor.t1nI. Paperhanaln,. 

iII.ured, guaranteed. 

AI ScbJleldu. TUxedo 1-0M5. 

ALL AROUND paillllDl and 

waU washlDl. In.ured. JUte 

Page, VAU~1 NM8. 

No foota .. cbar... 1'1"'" 

price. 17 )'ean .xperteDc •. 

Cal RoeDltl, PIUIllbiAl, TV 

2-11110. 


.. 1-4400 

• Attics • Porch Enelosures 

• Additions • Kitchens 

.Garage. 

• Commercian buildings 

JIM SUTTON 

1677 Brys Dr. 

TU 4.28U Tlf 2.2t36 

CUSTOMCRAFT 

Con.truction Company 

• 

BUILDERS .. REMODELERS 

• 

Additions, Dormers, 

Rec. Rooms, Bathrooms 

Kltchens, New Homes, 

• 

Custom Garages and Doors 

• 

Free Estimates and Planning 

• 

FINANCING ARRANGED 

• 

881-1024 

MR. FIX.IT. Stuck door? Addl. 

tiO/l'll1 8 bel f, partitioD8, ~. 

pairs, DO carpenter job too 

small, rea~ODable, dependable. 

886.7434. 

21T-PLUMIING AND 

RAMSDEN-McKEE, 

INC. 

PLUMBING 

H!ATING 

COOLING 

SALES AND SERVICE 

771.1500 

SHOWROOM 

23101 Gratlot, N. of' Mile 

E. Detroit, Mleb. 

lIocIenIiIllI' Bathrooml 

THIELE Construction 

(3 Supply CO. 

PR 6-2323 

'QUALITY WORX b)' mpellter 

with ewer JO year ... per*," ZIV-5ILVIIPLATING 

. ill Gl'OIH Point.. K.ltcb'llI reo 

modeled, blt.meta paaeled. • Silver and (;old PlatID, 

room add1UcN. etc. ConICIeD •• Oxidlzln, aDd Repalrln, 

tlOWI. ElmaU job. acceptable. • Bra .. P011lblll, • LaeqlAtr1lll 

TU H372. '_ • Flreplac. flxtur" refiDlabed 

H. F. JENZEN • Copper poUahlll! and buffin, 

BUILDING 

Home and Indu.trlal repair •. 

Addition., attie. completed. 

Poreh enclo.ur .. , reereatlon 

rooma, 'lfall" rep.lreel. 

TU 1.81H '177.8840 

REMODELING 

Kitchen, - Add1UOIlI 

RecreaUOQ Room. - Porch .. 

!lnd repairs 

Inlur,~ - IJcens~ 


881-4400 

u:=u:. CHRISTOPHER 

Repair cue.1n. walla CONST. CO. 

IllIured Lic:eDaed CUSTOM BUILDERS 

Modeml2.tlOIl • A1teratiolll 

BASEMENTS WATERPROOF. AdditioM. Family Rooml 

LEEBERT 

SILVERSMITHS 

UllO CHARLEVOIX 

3 blocu West of Cbalmer. 

VA 2.7318 

21W-DItISSMAKING 

ALTERATIONS and repair •. 

1152 Maryland, GrolBe Point. 

Plrk, VA 1.26:11. 

SEWING Alteratiol1l, adult. 

anci chUdren, hems. Lipper., 

pmtws. drapes. Trousers 

cuffed. TUxedo 1-7455. 

21 %-I.ANDSCAPING 

TAPPAN 

TRIMMING. removal spraying. 

feeding anci stump removal. 

Free eslim.tes. Complete lree 

service. Cal Fleming Tree 

Service, TUxedo 1.6950. 

TREE and stump removal, cor. 

rectivll pruning. repair-win. 

ter rates. 293.4068, 773.ססoo. 

Eutern Tree service. 

BILL CROTHERS 

6 SON 

SNOW REMOVAL AND 

LANDSCAPING 

PR 2-1798 after 6 P.M. 

SNOW REMOVAL, odd jobsindustrious 

YOlng men. dependable, 

good rates. Tony. 

TU 5-6166. 

THOMPSON 

LANDSCAPING CO. 

CU5tom lawn and garden service. 

Complete Jamlseaping and 

designing. Ferti1iJiric, soddilll 

and trimming. Free estlmatel . 

P.O. Box llOt7. Groue Pointe, 

Mich. TU 4-2720 . 

SNOW REMOVAL. Residential 

.nd commercial. W al It s , 

drivewa)'l. Yearly rates, $30. 

$60. 526-1836. 

OONALD BLI S5 ED-Reasonable r.tes, work. Kitchen & Recre.tion Areas Named to the Northwood In. 

Deeorlltor .alllhlp guarlDteec1. "l«Ml1 Est.te MainteDlnCl sUtute Fall Term DeaD's Ust 

Exterior IDterlor or 77lI.1ZZ5. JAMES BARKER are Lib era 1 Arts freshmen 

F E ti te 923 ""D. ,. _ CHRISTOPHER DuCHARME, 

ree • ma I 21Q--PLASTEI WORK......... .. _, son of MR. and MRS. JEROME 

TU 1-7050 21T PLUM' lUG uD DuCHARME, . of West Wind 

40 Years ill G.P. SPECIAuZING ill np.1ra for - "A" lane, .nd PHILIP F. McMIL- 

18 yelrt. Cr.cks eUmiDlted. HEATING LAN. son of 'MR. aad MRS. 

Lie M Superior pailltiJl" p.. Clean. Jim BlaeneU. VAlIer .FOR CLEAN and depen'.lable WILLIAM McMILLAN, of Ken. 

perhanging, removal, minor 1.70111. unlce, call ELMERS wood road; sopbomores SHAR. 

;:~try,stalniDl. 7I1-5J.'18, PLASTER CoDtractor. Free ea. PLUMBING AND HEATING, ON E. PHILLIPS, majorina 

. timatea. Prompt aervice. Re. TUxedo 4-4882. . in Secretarial Sciente daughter 

A-I EXPERT paintiDI l\lld U.ble, J. Mani.eo 7'73-11075 of MR. and MRS. RAMON J. 

wall pap erln,. Sltlaf.ction LARRY'S CUSTOM PHILLU-S, of Young lane, and 

luaraDteed. ReUODlble. TU Expert p1a.ter aDd dr)'waU re- PLUMBINIf AND HEATING HENRY W. FRENCH, major. 

5-3501 - PR 6-1152. pair, 20 yearl lieeDled COIl. Re.ldenlal .aoci Comme1'cI,1 ing In Business Management, 

RUDOLPH TONELLO 

Decorator 

Interior. Exterior 

Wall Papering 

882-0870 

Three Mlle Dr. ELEGANCE IN 

~ Yem Expe ... '!encc . UPHOLSTERING 

PAINTING. Interior, exterior, Custom made furniture; deco. 

and lar.ge.. Realonable. raUve fabriCl; profa.ionat 

John 77lI.1137. Dave 465-1108. need1epolnt mount1D" tapatriu 

and yard; chalra aDd 

TOWNE AND COUNTRY-Wan. .tooI.iIl.stock. EWALD, utab. 

WIShing and windows, carpet liahed 1026, 1"Kercheval 

cleaning, Interior and exterior \ at Eastlawn, VA 2-1003. 

painting. 777-ll81l6. 

'UJlNITURE r e p a I r, canin8, 

UeeDHd ZIJ-WALL WASKIHG \~sh, in business 20 years. 

E eeUent workmanship. PR 

GEORGE S. DALLY Wall. 6-f88o. 

I6-PETS FOR SALE 

I1G-ROOFING 

FOR 

SERVICE WIShing, paper cleanin" 

"1.7480 after 8 p,m. 

etc. 

11~ARPENTER 

FOUR AKC poodles, silver, ror ROOF AND GUTTER WORK 

Christmas. 771-1105. CALL RICHARD WILLERTZ 

AIREDALE male puppy. Beau- SO ROSLYN ROAD TU 1-8170 

tiM, frisky, A.K.C. papers. GUTTERS, instaH.:d, re;laced, 

TV 1.7318. repaired, cleaned. ReasciJable. 

SC01'C1l Terrier, male puppy 

AKC, champ~on sired. 778- 

2299. 

• MINIATURE Schnauzer. AKC, 

female, 7 months. Shot", salt 

and pepper color. 886.9683. 

r " 

John, 779-1137; Dave 465.1808. 

ALL ROOF '" GtrrTER WORK 

Caulking, chimney repairs 

Gutters c:leanec!. 

ADVANCE MAUNTENANCE 

TU 2.S53$ 

TOWNE AND COUNTR~!-WaU 

wubing and windowa, carpet MORE VALUE for )'Our money. 

eleanln" interior Ind exterior Addltlona, kltchena, dormen, 

palnUD,. 771-88116. b.. ements. bathroom., wall 

removals. No 

or to IIIf,e. 

job too .mall 

traetor. Free esUmate.. No Repairs alld Remodel son of MR. and MRS. JOHN 

job too .maU. GuaraDteed. Water Hellitesn - A. O. Smith F R E N C H. of Merriweather 

711-2171. Perm .... u and Rheem road; BUllness Manalement 

BIDIGA~E BROS. INC. 

OffIce '772-m18 

Eveninl' WI 11. TU 1.- 

CARPENTER-All type. repair 

and. remodellnl. Carl Watson, 

LA 8-M01. 

Gl.ssline junior ROGER W. :MASON, Ion 

TUxedo 1-7410 of MR. .nd MRS. JOSEPH 

MASON, of Touraine ro.d; aoci 

SMALL plumblnr repairs. Tol. Buslneas M.na,ement senler 

lets, faucets, leaks flll:ed. ID- WlI,UAM H. L.


Driver Arrested Following Chase 

A driver from WilIlamsville'llIeen driving 60 mph in a 25 

N.Y., was arrellted by Woods mph zone and creaUng exces. 

1Jeut,nant Jac:t PatterllOl1 Sun. slve noise. 

day, December 20, after he was Robert Petko was spOtted 

SERVICIHC THE CROSSE POINTES 

FOR OVER Vz CENTURY 

freIY Style tf 'Mee 

ffecft4 for '" 

WA 1..&282 

l"ch ..I;... 

Chain Link All-Steel and 

Ruatic Styles 

MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 

10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL 

-,..., ~---------,--- 


A Most Bountiful Day 

to You and Yours. May you 

find A Lasting Happiness 

• f 

VbLJR ONE-STOP FOR GARDEN & PET SUPPLIES 

qUALITY FEED, 

Lawn & Garden Supply 

.1 l, 

20726 Harper at Vernier 

8 Mile and 1-94 

TU 1-8870 

around 2 a.m. driving oul of a 

city parking lot against a one. 

way sign and turning down 

Hampton, east of Mack. While 

Patterson was directly behind 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

Plan Studenta' 

Holiday Dance 

Petko. he saw Petko speed oU The Grosse Pointe War Memo. 

with loud mufflers and. tires rial's Youth Couneil has plan. 

spinning. ned a special hoUd.y "OtMr 

Petko was clocked in excess Side" for students In Grosse 

of 60 mph on Hampton before Pointe Schools in grades 9.1~ 

stopping (or traffic on Marter. for Tuesday. December. 22 from 

Patterson finally stopped the 8:30.11:30 p.m. 

speeder on the other side of Teagarten and Van Winkle 

Marter after turning on his wll1 be the featured attraction 

lights and siren. with Mike Quatro's Jam Band 

Asked if his speedometer .,on ~and to provide continuoul 

worked. Petko slated that it musIc. 

did but he hadn't looked at it Tickets are $2.50 if purchased 

and didn't realize he was going in advance and $2.75 at the door. 

so fast. i ID must be shown both at time 

----------- lof ticket purchase and for ad. 

mission to the dance, proving at. 

INDUSTRIAL & 

CO_ERCIAL 

PIPING? C.II 

Notice to the Ta~payers of the 

CITY OF 

tendance at a Grosse Poin~ 

school as well as grade. 

As with all Other Side dances, 

there will be refreshments avail. 

able, parents and Center start 

will act as chaperones and the 

dance is protected by pollce. 

Although the "Other Side" is 

non date and casual, IItudents 

atten.\ing are urged to be a little 

dressier than usual in line with 

the holiday season and (he beau. 

titully decorated Cl')lstal Ball. 

room. 

firosst 'ointt lBOOht 

MICHICAN 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 1970 County, 

~chool and Drain Tax is now due and payable. 

The tax rolls are now in my office and tax bills 

have been mailed to all property owners designated 

on such 1970 County, School and Drain Tax Rolls. 

The 1970 County, School and Drain Tax may be 

paid on or before February 16, 1971 without penalty 

or interest. Payments on and after February 

17, 1971 will be subject to a 4% penalty. 

The City Treasurer acts as collection agent for the 

County and the School District, and the above time 

limits are fixed by State Statutes and are not subject 

to change by the City or the undersigned. 

HELEN L, FOX 

City Tro •• urer 

CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

Sonne Countru Condomlnt tni 

:"0 

.... i 

Jungtrau 

Reminiscent of Switzerland's 

most dramatic and well- 

known mountain, the 

.,Jungfrau" provides a tower. 

ing acc.~nt to the Boynestadt 

village concept. The Jung. 

frau's five.storied reach assures 

a magnificent view of 

Boynestadt, Boyne Mountain, 

and surrounding terrain. 

!r1btrg 

As vast as the Austrian Alpine Ski. 

country after which it is named, the 

Arlberg apartment building' houses 

12 apartments ll.nd is the 

largest of all buildings in the Boynestadt 

Condominium village comp'ex . 

.6nttllanr 

Recalling memories of Europe's highest 

mountain, the "Mont Blanc" building sets in 

quiet majesty in the Boynestadt complex. 

The two-storied Mont Blanc building 

houses 4 apartments keyed to discriminating 

tastes and offers broad vistas 

of the entire area . 

4 seasnns nf tetreutinn 

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Michigan Yule 269 Yearll Old 

Mlchiganiapi have bee~ cele: 

braUn. Chrutmu for 26i yeara 

and In that span of time have 

observed the ceclllion in both 

solemn and bolsteroull fashion 

ac~ordlll, to a study of the hall. 

day done by • Wayne Slate Uni. 

.verait)' hlatol')l professOt. 

, pr. Philip P. Mason, director 

of archives at WSU, found that 

the first Deirolt Christmas Will 

obllerved with a mass. sune In 

the little Church of St. Anne for 

the French residents of Fort 

Pontch.rirain in 1701. 

Early Detroit settlers fr?m 

France did Dot lIIclude feasts 

and merriment in their Christ. 

mas alld it remained for the 

English -,c~t!crs of the mid 18th 

Century to bring feastine, gift 

exchanges and celebration to the 

Michigan Christmas. 

''These new DetroUen did not 

"ppear to be teetotalers," said 

Dr. Millon. "One client of a De. 

trolt tavern had a bar bill show. 

ing that he con.sumed Olll, to 

four bowls of puneh per day for 

~1 straight days. He also bought 

several quarts of rum during 

this period." 

. The English brought the tradition 

of the Yule log, mistletoe, 

holly and the use of evergreens 

1Jl the house. Wild turkey, cook. 

ed over the blazing Yule log, 

was a favorite for Christmas 

.dinner. 

. Indians around Detroit quickly 

fell in with the idea of receiving 

presents at Christmas and hun. 

dreds of them would come to 

town Oil' Christmas to receive 

gilts from the .settlers. 

The arrival of the Americans 

in Detroit apparently added lit. 

tle to the first C~ristmu cele- 

THEFT RECORDED 

.Joseph Gianino of 21717 Sunnyside, 

informed police that he 

had parked his ear near the 

recelv1Jlg room of Kerby School 

on Thursday. December 17, and. 

when he ~returned to it sometime 

later, found that a thief 

had taKen the spare lire and 

wheel. 

PICHE 

MAIIlTFJAllCE(0. 

~ e-marcielallli 

• ResWantial 

. JANITORIAl. SERVICES 

. , ... r.tirHta. 

U,1IaIIte", CiMlllll. 

. CArpet Sballlpoolne. 

F100r WuJAc, w.-. CJean1D1 

i91-3271 775-1144 

DN Pk .... Jr. 

SkilllI 01 all the fomous Boyne Counlry areos-Boyne Mountain, Boyne Hlgh'onds, Thunder Mounlaln, ond 

Walloon Hills-from November through April. 

Golf at the magnifICent 18-holo chomplOflSkip mounloln mountain course, 9-OOle por 3 course witkin 

wolking dislanc. from the village, plus 0 golf troining camp for youngstarl--Clnd-only. a short drive 

away, 'he chcllenging IS.hole, Boyne HighlandS ccurse, (olrelKly one of lhe top ten in the notion). 

designed by Reber' Trenl Jones plus the 9.hole por 3 H,gklonds caur_72 holes of golf. 

Ollar L.ke Fovr.saolOll' INCh C:"II to serva golfers, swimmers, boolers and fIsherman whose beautiful 

white beoch and private club house with dining and locker room facilltles off.rs the uillmale In lakesld. 

fun. The prime sondy Bec.ch, much of which shelves cut at 0 gentle slope as for as 300 yards before 

youngtlen can get chin.deep, Is the lake's chiet

P.g. Sixt•• n G R 0 SSE POI N TeN EW S 

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flJ-Otnfe 

Counter Points 

GREETINGS 

To our flne patrons, 

sincere Ihanks, and warmest greetings 

to your and yours for a Merry Christmas. 

Walton.Pierce 

Leon 

Mutschler Kitchens 

Michelle's Boutique 

Martha's Closet 

The Sphere 

Notre Dame Pharmacy 

Kaleidoscope 

Mr. Q Tr~vel 

Edward Nepi 

The Posh Studio 

Ecole de Ballet 

Mr. Julian Fashion Boutique 

Ole 

Maliszewski Carpeting 

National Coney Island 

The Side Door 

Ports of Calf 

The Grosse Pointe Coloscum 

United Rent-All 

Mrs, Robert Hieronymi 

-Phot" by I::ddle McGralh, Jr. 

Speaking their wedding vows Saturday morning, 

December 19, in Saint Clare de Montefalco Church, 

were CLOTHILDA MARIE KLEM, daughter of 

the Leo Joseph Klems, of Harcourt road, and Mr. 

Hieronymi, son of the Norman I1ieronymis, of White- 

Clothilda Marie Klem and Robert John Hieronymi, 

married Saturday, December 19, in Saint Clare de Montefalco 

Church, have been accepted in the Federal Government's 

VISTA Program and will begin training in 

Dallas, Tex., after a month's vacation motoring to and 

in California. '-' 

Till and Robb were both baby's-1Jreatb matching the flow. 

graduated from Marquette ers scrattered III her hair. 

U n i v e r s i ty, Milwaukee, The bridegroom pres enled her 

Wis. She is the youngest with his mother's wedding ring. 

of 33 grandchildren of the Mrs. John J. Cadegan, in a 

late Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. short, very Cull-skirted frock of 

Klem, of Buckingham road. oCf.~hite org~ndy with rows of 

A receplion In the Harcourt bodice embrOIdery, attended her 

road home of her parents, Mr. sis.ter. She ca~r!ed a bouquet of 

and Mrs. Leo Joseph Klem, fol. In I xed, rnu,ll-colored garden 

lowed the 10:30 o'clock cere. flowers. 

many at which The Reverend Norman Hieronymi was his 

John E. McLaughlin presilled. brother's best man. They are 

Bands of chiClon circled the the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Nor. 

full skirt of the bride's ivory man Hieronymi, of Whiteside, 

pcau de soic dress. She carried Long Island. 

white roses, s!ephanotis and John J. Cadegan ushered. 

Mrs. Jeffrey Hurlbert 

~' •• '$ ~.•.,•.,. 

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