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All tM News of 

All the Point.s Every 

Thursday Morning 

Vol. 3o-No, 14 

IIEAI)i"IN t:~ 

Of tM 

WEt.:K 

As Compiled by the 

Grosse' Pomte News 

Thursday, :March,27 

PRESIDENT N I X 0 N on I 

Wednesday asked Congress to 

extend the 10 percent income 

tax surcharge for at least one I 

year. The President said that 

he plans to 'subml~ proposals 

for tax reforms by next month. 

White House sources said that 

,Nixon W8S considering askillg 

for increased. Social security 

benefits. 

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Complete News C6ve~lJge of AU the Pointe. 

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Mtl~r~t,.=..~. GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN. Thursc:Jay. April 3; 1969 

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Home of the Ne1DI 

32 Page5-Two Sections-Section One 

Ope'n Center Drive Public Office 

, Hopefuls Seek 

With Solicitation ,Voters' Favor 

Letters to 20,000 

Farms El~tors to Cast 

Ad visory Ballots on 

Whether or Not Council . 

All Residents Urged to Contribute to Meet Goal of S h 0 u I d Enact Fa ir 

$85.000 Needed to Balance Budget for Housing Law 

Operation oLMemorial Candidates for. public of- 

The 20,000 families of the five Grosse Pointes have fice in the Far.ms and in 

received letters :in Grosse Pointe War Memorial's 20th the Park, are on the last 

, Anniversary Annual Campaign for contributing members. stretch of their campaigns. 

__________ as they ask electors to cast 

As of this writing there bas $. ballots in their favor on 

bee.n no chance' 01 returns from .T GP P k Monday, April 7. 

• • • this solicitation, but already a WO ar The Farms voters will elect 

AN END TO THE ABVSES lew donors have sent in checks lour councilmen and one mu- 

of Wormellis CompensatiOl1 ~r dropped them by the Center. Homes Looted nicipal judge, and will cast adwas 

called for on Wednesday In 1968, $85,964 was contrib. visory ballots on a proposed 

by Burke Dailey, director Gf the uted by 5,487 families. This B B l Fair Housing Ordinance, which 

state Workmen's Compensation year's goal is a similar $85,000 y. urg ars could deterniine whether or not 

Bureau: Dalley p~ssed for state anli it is hoped that Pointers the city council shall enact such' 

action in what appears to, be will respond by MemOrial Day, I d k ,a law. 

a multi.million dollar compen- May 30, with donations to total ntru ers Ta e $150 Worth The Park electors will be con. 

sation~taims mill involving sev. this amount The $85,000 must of Liquor from O.ne cerned with electing a mayor,' 

eral Detroit.area doctors and 

lawyers. While granting that the 

state bar was enteririg the in. 

be received in order 'to meet 

tbe needs of the operating bud~ 

get for the fiscal year beginning 

HO,use', 

What 

Not Known 

is Missing 

. 

th" ree counc ilm en, and a muni- 

cipal judge, the tatter to suc. 

ceed Judge C. Joseph Belanger, 

vestigation, Dailey made it dear 

tha,t he felt the governing boc:b' 

. August 1. 

- Quarter of Needs 

fram Second 

Place 

~h~se term expires on July 4, 

and who cannot seek re-election 

of the: legal professiOl1 was slOw, 

in entering• the• investigation. • 

, Contributing members donate 

,only one-foUrth of the Ce:tter:s, The burglaries of. two 

\._- u=ause 

eXls . ting of his age. Untoer an 

Stat e " EI ection . Stat ute, 

,needs. The War Memo~lal IS h 0 m e s were reported to any person holding judicial of. 

A I R P LAN E HIJACKING three-fourths self.supporting _ . ' . fice must retire from that post 

was the object of threatened "'or', t.h'e ,s.even'th time in, eight ,ye,ar,s th'e NEWS ' the other monies coming from Park pollee, and were saJd on reaching 70 years of age. ' 

strikes and boyCotts by, memo .,' Photo by, Doli DeKoninck'sStudio invested endowment 2nd income to have taken place between Abselltee Ballots 

bers of the Jnternation81Fed. was presented with a 8ehool Bell Award at a lunch- staffer, pictured at the presentation 'With SONNY from those 'activities and serv- March 24 and March 31, '!'he absolute deadline for ab. 

eration of Airline PnOtsAs5Q. eon in Lansing Civic Center on Friday, March 28, by • ELIOT, WWJ.TV, Detroit (left) and THAD BEM, di tit aU 

Alations' at' thA;~ n..,th -"'oJ'erence the 'Michigan. Education Associa, tion. A 'no r"""el'Vl'ng Ch' - f th Mi' Ed' .' Ices for which a charge is made. accor ng 0 nforma ion sentee b ot applications in both 

.. ~ = ..~ ~ ,,,. !ill'man 0 , ~. ,chigan ucation ASSOCIation's The Center uses no tax JIio'iles released by Det. Robert commullities, as required by 

i(l.Amll¥am. The threats are a special award was PEPPER WHITELAW, NEWS PllblicRelatioIl:s'C~mmission (~ight).' or Unit~ ~olindatilln Funds. Saifyrd, who has been as- State La""; is ~turda.y? AprU 

an. apparent attempt to force '. . . N ' 'G All contrtbutions to the Crosse signed to investigate 'both 5, .at 2 p.m. The mUDJctpal of. 

governntellt' action in stbpping C'h' .h:S ' 1P "Ii. . A k HI. f P 'bli 1 'e-a.,s :ven pO..in\e War Me~orial are in. iIlcidents ~ces will remD~ open until that 

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~fW~~~;~":~ ~; ~.@ ea,:s:~ -,1.~~~garid ~t~ing was .:' Eight ClUididtWs are'seek1D .;1 {l;j:, 

~T$~ .•...7th~Sck~ol :=~~:;:;:.~::';1~ 

The annual Grosse Pointe 

Community Chorus Spring Con. 

cert will be presented at Par~ 

cells Junior High School Audi. 

torium, corner of Mack and 

Vernier, on Sunday, Aptil 13, 

1969 at 3:30 p,m. 

'!'he chorus is under the direction 

of Richard Johns, conduc. 

tor, with Jerry Hughes as ac. 

companist, assisted by Sue 

Hughes, 

A variety of selections are 

on the program, including "The 

Umbrellas of Cberbourg." 

Residents are invited to attend 

this presentation and in the fall 

to join wit h the chorus for 

many joyful and relaxing eve. 

nings in preparation for the next 

Christmas season. 

For further information caD 

886-O71() or 884-$352. 

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Frid.YY;II.~:~1 E Bv"1';'~nik8' M'~IlY.'St~~:;:tf@jfi"g:> Ballner Romeo Ob. tbe annual operating fund. All ling the hquor outsIde, got out is assured of four years in the 

more than $1 billion and would an electronic metronome was COIISti~te.s'a nUlsa~e. . mIght. c I ear a poSSIble car server, Salliiac 'Jeffersonian, have been givtlD postage.free and left. ., office. He was elected two years 

reduce property taxes to 12 missing. The 1l!etronoJ:lle was ;~~o~rs ~aYll.1>ee'1gIven bre.akm, or even preve~t one, Tecumseh Her a I d, St. Clair remittance envelopes to facili. ~t the Rob~ms reSIdence, the ago to fill the unexpired hrm 

mills or $12 per $1,000 of lound behind bllShes lIear the tbr~ alt.ernatives;. to place. !he ?r It. may be that there IS 1I0th. County Independent Press, Dav- tate returns.. maId ~Id SaIfyrd that she had of Grant E. Armstrong, who 

ass~sed valuation. church. Olle- youth accused an. v~hlcle In oper~tin~ condttion mg mvolved .. NeverUteles~, call ison Illdex, Garden City Guard. been In the house on Monday, resigned. 

•. • • other of taking the in~i.rument Wlt~ a. 5urr~nt, hcellse, re~ove ~nd .l~ave. thIS d,etermtnatlOn to ian Review, G r 0 sse Pointe REPORTS THEFT March 24, to clean up the place, The Farms voters will be 

saturday, March 29 and to~sing It there when police the vehIcle from th~ prenuse;;. Investtgating officers. News, alld the Mellus Newspa. lInd returned again, on Monday, asked to ballot on a Proposed 

DWIGHT DAVID EISEN. arrived, ' , or ,store It out of s~ght and In Y h A. k d pers. A woman employe of the March 31, to dIscover the Fair Housing Ordinance, which 

HOWER one of the most re,! The five were taken to tbe I aOWdtage.They, have b«:en given out ttac e., Radio Station WPON, Pon. :'1~~ ~~i~e ~~l~ur~~~~: ~~~~~ renc~ ~oors on the second will be -printed on the ballot 

vered figu' res in American his-' statl'on where und--r questl'on. 1 Th~~s to comPI Y 

. .'d ' . - IS program 

.. t. .th R bhe'd. h F tiac, received the award for A'M ~ oor Ern°teern'From Porfth sheet as follows: "Shall the 

Is tn me WI 0 Y our d' stati ~, and reported that an un. L Co '} f th C't f Gross 

tory, dIed at 12:25 J!.m. FII ay ing. they confessed the vandal. the obiecti'l'esof' the rewntly ra 10 oos,. known 'person had taken a The detective said that evi. ~nct 0 e t y 0 :I ~ 

i~e'::1~e~8 R:ee:r~:I~.c~isCd~~U; ism. Thei~ patents v'ere cal!ed o~ganized Beautification Coun. Craig Massimino, 12, of 720 In t:eou;,~M r~~~~~tegory, wicker.basket type purse, valued dence disclosed that the thief ~:::::~ep:a~I;;~:d~~~ri~in~~~ 

ended a heroic struggle against _~:M1Unu~ o~ Palle 2) cd. Hidden lane, was the victim of four educa~onal radio stations, at $30, from the store. (Contillned on Page 3) in, the sa~e oJ'. le~slng of real 

a long series of major illnesses 

with 8 heart weakened by reo Th: ~f Wh,o Stole."$4Q,O.,O,. 0, peated attacks, The funeral ~ 

service will be Monday in the 

National Cathedral after the In Pointe Awa,it.,in...t!.. ,T,r,ial,,) 

an unarmed robbery early 'YFBE (F1tnt Boa!d .of Educa. 

Satllrday evening, March 29. tIO~), 'YKAR (Mtchlgan State Beaut:f: I'atw.n Campa:gn I While walking on Sunningdale,l U~IV~rsIty), .WM.UK (Western ., ~ ., 

Massimino was approached by' MH:lngan UniversIty), and WU. P P l S 

four boys, one of whom yelled 1 

property IS the CitY; and pro- 

(Collttnaed on Palle 2) 

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Chorus Slates 

0M general's body has lain in state LI 

(University of Michigan) romotes ub ic afety 

at him, Massimino Ignored the won a S c ~ 0 ?! ,Bell Aw.ard Sprin 0' Concert 

in the Capitol Rotunda. Burial I f ti 'th t II 39 b ki d l group and continued walking. !,hr?u~h thetr JOlD,~production, As the renently.fo.rme-d-B-ea-u-.-sh-I'-p-t-h-atI'S '" how n I'n poll'fte ~ •. 

will be Wednesday in a chapel norma on concerntng e ua y rea ngs an en er. One of the four came up behind MIchIgan Report. .. - L 

of the Eisellhower Library in apprehension and arrest of a ing~,. . - , him, grabOOd him by the coat Awards fo~ television went to tirication Council gains momen. statistics is that human be. 

Abilene, Kan, burglar responsible for thefts Hts re.turn to Grosse POlOte and threw him to the ground. three s tat Ion s: WZZM.TV, tum In its drive for national havior dictates psychologically 

• • .. in excess of $64.000 over a five. led to hIS aITe.st on Novem~r The victim got-up and again Granu Rap ids; WOOD.TV, recognition from the National a more law.abiding citizen in a 

year period was released re. 20, 1968, b~eaking and entenng I was thrown to the ground. As Grand Rapids, and WJBK.TV, Clean Up - Paint Up - Fix well.kept area as compared to 

ARCHBISHOP J 0 H N F. cently by S h 0 res Detective 58 Greenbnar lane. .: hc ,!:ot up the second time his Detroit. Up Bureau, it is stressing as' a depressed seelions where the 

DEARDEN of Detroit was one Frank MustaJza and Sergeant The 47'year-old Goldfarb has wallet was taken and he was Special awards were l;iven to f~al point how beauty relates ('rime rate Is higher. 

of four Americans among 35 Donald Jacob. a criminal record be~inninc in warned not to follow or he' nine individuals for their "out. to public safety. Factors ('ontribnting to the 

new cardinals named by Pope AITested was Irving Goldfarb 1936 in Texas when he was a would be beaten up , i standing contributions" to edu. Taking "Pointe with Pride" low crime rate in Pointe com. 

Paul VI Friday, which enlarged of Detroit whose burglaries oc. juvenile, His aIT~sts have been The wallet contained a $1 cation, They were P~arl Kas. for its slogan, the Co,1Dcil em. munities are the lake front 

the Sacred College to a record curred in Grosse Pointe, St. !ll0stly for breaktng lInd enter. bill and two pictures. Massi. tran, sch~1 news edttor, and phasizes how police statistics parks. which provide diversi. 

134 members and significantly Clair Shores, Lathrop Village, 109, although he ha~ also been mino could give only a sketch Zane It'Wln, reporter, of the reflect a clean and well.kept ficd and recreational f8cllities 

shilted church power from Oak Park, Beverly Hills, Bloom. convicted of possesston of burg. description of his attackers y Melius Newspapers, Boyd Con. city, For example, properly for young and old. Well.lighted 

Rome to the dioceses of the field Hills and Township and lary 'tools and violation ~f the " rad, education reporter, WOOD, trimmed hedges and trees at and clean alleys and efficient 

world, Dearden, 61 years old. So\lthfield, Dyer Act, (the traMportalior. of WIJItDOWS DAMAGED Grand Rapids; Michael Lloyd, intersections provide for better and well. trained police and fire 

is considered, one of the leaders Five burgiaries in Grosse a stolen car across state lint'S). Mrs, Gerald VanRiper oi 111 education editor, Grand Rapids vision for drivers. Elimination departments, working In co. 

among the progressive and Pointe net t e d the thief just Goldfarb has spent almost Stephens. call1!d nolice on Sun. Press; Mike Kenny. WPON Ra. of obstacles In the street, such operation with l\ civic. minded 

liberal forces in the church, He I! UT'der$40.000. The first one was 

will continue to serve as head committed on March 5, 1963 at 

half of his life in prison. In 

Jackson Prison alone, he has 

dllY, March 

that vandals 

23,' And disclosed dio. Pontiac; So fl n y 

had shot BB pel. WWJ.TV. Detroit; Pep 

Eliot, 

per 

as lawn.raklng debris and gen. 

eral litter, give vehicles a broad. 

and public. spirited community. 

contribute substantilllly to mainof 

the 

chief 

church 

million 

American bishops and, 1017 Yorkshire, the last one on 

administrator of the March 19. 1963 at 387 Chalfollte 

in the eightoCOunty, 1,5 avenue, Goldfarb then moved 

member archdiocese. his area of operation to other 

served sentences of 7'ri1.15years, lets t h r 0 ugh two seperate Whitelaw. iiews editor, Grosse 

1-4 years, 2.5 years and 1.10 thermopane windows of the II. Pointe New~; C h r i s top It e r 

years, brary 0.£her house, The cost of Thompson, Saginaw News; and 

All of the burglaries OCCUlTedIreplacing the glass was not dis. William Bunn, editor, St. Clair 

er thoroughfare, thus contrlbut. 

jng to fewer accidents and In. 

jury incidents. 

A further aspect of the beau. 

taining a beautiful and well. 

kept city. 

The fire departments conduct 

an oul'ltanding, house.to-house 

(Coa&1naedOil Pale 2) suburban areas, totaling even. (CoDiinued III Page 3) closed. County Independent Press. lificatlon-public safety relation. (Continued ODPale 2) 

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P.ge Two 

,. SPRING FEVER! !Sunday. March 30. In Waterloo IgreeD sboe. two pairs of wblte 

;. ; City police 100M a number of 1between Notre Dame and St. socks. a gold chaill, a cosmetic 

, '~eces of wome~'s dotbing 011 Clair. The items iDclud~ a purse and under&armeats. 

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Thursday. April 3, 1969 G R 6 SSE, POI NT ENE W 5 Page "'ree 

RE~ELEC' 

Monday, April 7" 

Grosse PoInte Farm$ Councilman 

Rich~rcl ,c. 

HUDSO.N 

~Awaits Trial 

Youths Arrested 

At Crime'Scene 

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(CoDUaaed. from Page 1) 

in private homes; The news. While on patrol on Mack ave. 

papers were a favorite source nue between Hollywood and 

of information for Goldfarb. Ridgemont early oJl Sunday 

From them lie would learn who morning, March 30, ;Woods Cpl. 

was on vacation, then enter the 

vacant home and ransack it at 

his leisure. One such Grosse 

Pointe burglary resulted in a 

$31,700 loss for the occupant. 

Peter Thomas observed a young 

man' leaning in a window at 

20879 Mack. 

Cpl. Thomas stopped hIs 

scout C8r on Mack Dear the 

, :Another method employed by 

Goldfarb was to cruise a resi- 

remains of the Community Center 

and got out w investigate.' 

dential area on, for instance, a The officer was spotted J>y 

Sunday 

families 

morning, watehing for 

going to church. WheD 

the young. man, W~o 

toward the rear of the 

start.ed 

Center. 

he was sure tile family was Cpl. Tbomas noticed 'a light on 

gone and the house was empty, in the office of the building 

he would enter and take what- Jlnd that a window appeared W 

ever valuables lie could find. have been knocked out. 4 

On February 18, 1969, Goldfarb 

,pled, guilty before Circuit 

Court Judg~ Richard Maher. 

Sentencing was set for March 

14 and Goldfarb was released 

on $1Q,OOObond. 

Subsequently, however, Gold. 

farb changed his mind and decided 

to plead not guilty. A 

new-triai date, April 21, has 

been' set for Circuit CO\lrt. A 

$25,000 bond was set and, unable 

to meet it, Goldfarb has 

been remanded to the Wayne 

County Jail. 

-The youth was stopped bY the 

officer and tokl to place his 

hands over hiS headaod .lean 

00 the building. At this time. a 

second ycuth looked out through 

the broken winaow. He was 

ordered out of the building but 

refused and ducked back into 

the building, at which time the 

light went out. 

The apprehended youth yelled 

for bis accomplice to come out, 

but his ~leas were ignored. 

Assistance was asked for and 

received from otlier Wood;; of. 

ficers and the huilding was 

BA1TEBY STOLEN entered. The' Prudential Life 

Insurance' Company occupies 

Walter R. Weber.:~51 Fisher, .. d D 

called. C,ity ,police 'on Friday., one of the two offices an r; 

Mark Fine the other. 

March 28, to report persons un! Inside the rear dOj)r, Patrol. 

known had stolen the battery man Donald Schmaltz, who was 

from. his '69, Cbevx:oiet' s~ati~D one of the officers answefing 

wagon, which was parked In hIS 

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veway. r. e. r °hended the second suspeCt. 

cets. he pa~ked hIS car~ere , .Arrested were Michael Kelly, 

a':Ound 10:30 p.m. on Thursday. 23,' of 1704 H,.lmpton and Thom. 

March~, and.w~ he ret~ned as Hartley, 18, of 1825 Hampthe 

next mo~gdiscover~ the. ton. They had gained entry to 

tPeft.~Value. of the battery ~as thE! building by, tliroWing ,a 

$35. Mr. Weber, also told police cement block through 'a win. 

that' on Wt!'1nesday, March 26,. dow. Blood was discovered ata 

~e. h.~ddetected an od~r of h:: number of pointS, the apparent 

ill bis garage. He belitlv~ .- resu).t,of one of tfie susPects 

known persons are drinking .bemg cut entering through the 

there. broken, window. 

-F-R-O-NT--R-UNN--E-R" Althougb Kelly and Hartley 

"- his had ransacked the two offices, 

i Sometimes,' a fellow pms nothing was discovered to be 

faith to, a st4!r, and discover5 inissing. 

later thaUt was a firefly. 

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In order' to be conveniently 

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,.~.n.. T GP Par,k Hom. es Lo t d searched the rest of the house, 

INV 0 e including all the rooms of the 

first 1100r, which was left ex. 

(Coetlaaed from Pale 1) rdoors leading to the master tremely neat. The only di~order 

wellt to' the front part of the bedroom. was the dumped .drawer. In the 

bouse, stepPed on a window The burglar made a com- bedroom, the officer added. 

ledge and pulled himself up to plete search of the bedroo'm, It i. nof known wllat is misstbe 

second Story porch. He then dumping the contents' of a ing, if anything, but this ,will 

opened the storm doorI', and dresser drawer on the bed~ be determined when Mr. and 

broke the glass of the French Saifyrd said that the intruder Mrs. Robbins, who are out of 

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Try a rCommand Performance" 

Test Drive Today . 

Center Offering' Many C~ses 

',I'he spring term of class offer. 

inis begins at Grosse Pointe 

War Memorial the week follow. 

ing Easter. Among the offerings 

are Beginning Oil arid Acrylic 

Painting, Life Painting, Still 

Life and Portrait Drawing, and 

Portrait Painting. Also offered 

are Yoga and 'Karate, French 

Conversation Salons-both beinning 

and intermediate - and 

Ground School Flight Training. 

Adult French Conversation 

under tbe direction of Mme. 

C~arles "Teedie" Blu:bracb is 

s~uled Tuesday mornings be. 

ginning April 8. There are two 

sessions: one.for beginners at 9 

a.m. and a seeond for intermediate 

. conversatioualists at 

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the rudiments of the French 

language is requisite. The fee IS 

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HOME MADE 

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to tbe' clals at too Center on 

Wednesday, AprU 9, at '1:30. At 

that time, the Re,loul Direc. 

tor of F.A.A. will present a f11m 

and a representative from Cess. 

na will be present to answer 

questions. 

Plan Services 

On Good Fri&ay 

The Grosse Pointe.Northeast 

Detroit :Mj$ferlal Association 

is sponsoring Good Friday services 

at two locations again this 

year. 

One service will be held l't 

Grosse Pointe Woods Presby. 

terian Church, 19950 Mack Ave. 

nue, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. The 

theme of this service will be 

''Tbe Cross and Human Living,''' 

Participating c I erg y include 

Rev. Dale 1hrie of Grosse Pointe 

Baptist Church, Rev. John Wll. 

ljam Estes of Grosse Pointe 

Congregational Church, Rev. 

Gerald Blevins of Woods Pres. 

byterian Church, and other local 

clergy. ' 

TBE.PlTCIl 

Strategy is a science-men 

use it to induce others to walk 

blindly. into their traps. 

Stalk 

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Lecture 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

Also beginning tbeir spring 

term on Tuesday, April 8. are 

Ray Fleming's painting classes. 

The Mercy College instructor 

will teach Beginning Acrylic 

and Oil Paintbg each Tuesday 

morning 9:30 'til 09On. r;'rolXl1 

to 3:30 p.m. he will hold a Life 

Painting class complete with 

model. His evening 7:30.10 class 

is a combination class where 

~he student may paint either 

from still life or live model. 

Fees for these classes are $35 

for twelve weekly 21h.hour l~ 

sons. Those using. the services 

of a live model l'bare in the ad. 

ditional cost.' 

A' daytime Yoga 'class also 

begins Tuesday, April 8, taught 

by Mrs. Nanna Cheff, SRF. The 

class will meet for eight weeks 

from 10 to 11 a.m. for a fee of 

Another service will be held 

at the. Eastland Shopping Cen. 

ter Auditorium. Un d e r the 

supervision .... f Rev. James 

Parks of First Church of the 

Brethren, various IIrea clerg 

will conduct brief services each 

hour from 12 noon to 5 p.m. 

The public is invited to attend 

the services,. 

Special Services 

At St. Paul Ev. 

$20. Next Sunday, April 6, it 7 

Beginning and 4dvanced a.m. Easter Sunrise Worship 

Karate classes start. the spring Service. will feature the ob6ery. 

term Sunday, April 13. They ance of the day at St. Paul Ev. 

are held simultaneously from 3 Lutheran Church, Chalfonte and 

to 5 p.m. und~r 'Wayne State Lothrop. A breakfast, served bf 

University Karate Club memo the Luther League, will follow 

befS dir~ by Sang Kyu at 8:15 in. the Fellowship Hall 

Shim, who intr~duced. Kore~n .. A motion picture will be pre- 

~arate to I?etrolt. Membersblp sented for." all derntrlments of 

18 $15 for eight weeks. the Sunday Schooi f8t"9:30. The 

Portrait' Drawing will be regular worship ~rvice will be 

taught, by Carol Wald, fanner held at 11 o'clock with Sunday 

instructor at the Society of Arts School at the same time. The 

and Crafts, on Wednesdays. be. Sacrament Of'Holy Communion 

ginning April 16. For beginners, will be made available at 12:15. 

the class will meet from 9:30 A Tre-Ore serVice will be held 

a.m. to noon weekIy. She will on Good Fl'iday frOm. 12:30 Ul'. 

bold a Portrait Painting class til 3. ,ParticipatiDg will be Pas. 

for. ~dvanced students the same tors Reginald. Holle, and W'll. 

day 10 the afternoona fr(lm 12:30 1iam Eisenmann, Slilem Memo. 

to 3:00. Cla/lscs continue 10 rial; Mr. Michael Rothaar, Capi. 

..yeeks fora fee of $35 plus ,a tal ,Theologh:al Seminary. CosmaU 

model COlt. I lumb\18 Ohio' Mr. William Bor- 

A Flight Training Ground vath, Luther'Theological semi"- 

School will be held at the 'Cen- nary, St. Paul, Minn.; Viear 

ter Wednesday evenings from 7 Thomu Andersen and Pastor 

to 10 p.m; beginning April 16. Charlell SandrOck, .st. Paul 

:I'a",h,t py. Wally .Coche and Church. A service. with Holy 

Connie EarUor'. fee of $2lHor Communion wiiI'beconducted 

10 lesso~s, the course qualifies at 7:45 p.m. 

0!1eto lJa~s the written examina. The sacrament will be offered 

tio.nrequ~r~ by. the F.A.A. ~or alSll on Holy Thursday at '7:45 

prIvate pilot s llcense and WIth p.m. and at 1:30 p.m. 

small extra work enables one 

to take the commercl81 pilot's 

examination. In.fli&ht training 

can follow immediately. A free 

evening of Introduction to Fly. 

ing will be held a week prior 

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urday, April 12. Mrs. George 

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will speak OD this year'., theme, 

"Growing with Phi ,Ku." 

• :~: : :~: r.~"r~l,:e 

HI1tne M. Isaacson 

Dr Mn. Ch.rla G. JlnnllllJ1 

Mr Mra. Merritt J__ , Jr. 

MPI. Don I. Keny 

Or Mrs. J. M. Kenn.ry, Jr. 

".". Mn. Peter F. "'-nntcly 

Mr Mrs. K. t. Klnt 

Mr Mn. L.... KIl1Iy 

Mr Mrs.• rendan J. KI.ln 

Mr. R. F.. Koltwkh 

Mr Mrs. Richard 1'. KOit 

Mr Mn. JolIn C. Kr.to 

Mr Mn. W. C. Laltn.r 

Mr Mn. W: WIlliam Laltner 

Mr Mn. H.nry D. Lampman 

:~. "I~~' ~i':n.L..ngIllUlr , 

i!lIln Laupp' 

Mr... Mn. W.rn.r L.lter 

Mrs. Arthur Lesll. 

Mr Mrs. John •. Llna 

Mr MI'I. Oavlcl C. Lo_ 

Mr Mn. WIllI.m R. McC:tmp1llll 

Mr. Donald L. McConacllle 

Mr Mrs. WllIl.m H. MconneU, Jr. 

Mr Mrs. K.nneth M;Coy 

Mr.• Mrs. WlIIII'" Mcintyre 

Mr Mrs. J. Don.leI McLeod 

Mr Mrs. Harolll I. Mlch.m .. 

Mr Mrs. Mlch", ...... ran 

Mr Mrs. Gordon R. Maltl.nd, Jr. 

Mn. ~lrTIS M_ 

Mr Mrs. J"'n W. Marcu. 

Mr Mrs. W. J.mal Mast 

= ~~la~Tw.:::::n 

Mr Mn. Carl I. M..... rlng 

Mr Mn. HU.ry H. Mlcou, Jr. 

Mr Mrs. Itobert C. Mleld."gh 

Mr Mrs. Jlmes MocnlY 

Itulh Moran 

Mr... Mn. Frad Morton 

J.n.t It. Moustalcal 

Mr... Mn. Thomas L. Mvn"n 

Mrs. Oal. HOUM 

Mr Mrl. ThlO4ore H. Oldham 

Mr Mn. John ,. Ottlway, Jr. 

,. 

T"ursday, April 3, 1969 

Most experts Ill)' ~ 

moves in cycles-just a tacUul 

way 1If saying that most of the 

time we're running in circles. 

tHE GROSSE POINTE PARK 

REPUBLICAN CLUB ' , 

URGESPARK, amENS TO VOTE 

NEXT' MONDAYI' APRIL 1, 1969 

AND RECOMMENDS TWO 

PREFERRED CANDIDATES 

FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE ••• Wm. L SPEER 

FOR COUNCIL • • • DOUGLAS,' G. GRAHAM 

(AN INCUMIENT) 

PRECINCT 1 

. Mt.. JOHN PROST 

PRECINCT 2 

MR. GIORGI 8ASHARA, SI. * 

MRS. DON.(PATRICIA) FARKAS 

MIlS. JAMES (VIRGINIA) KURTZ 

\ 

PREC!NCT 4 

MR. W~ RIEMAN 

MI. & MRs. SYBUNT SCHAAFSMI. 

DR. & MRS~ CAUER WORRELL 

-11HI1cotft ItptI.llc.. Pnciilct DelflOtt ftr ~ PrtcItlct. 

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)l"::;;~:::~;:: =-= 

Vote Monday, April 7, 1969 

/. PRECINCT 5 

MR. DAVID COOKE* 

PRECINCT 6, 

, ... , MRS. BILL BOWERMAN 

Mt. -ROBERT MAYNARD* 

PRECINCT 7 

MR. JOHN .AXE*' 

MR. & MRS. KENNETH1m! 

III. & MRS. MARVIN MEAD 

MR. & MRS. PHIL W1TTENGQ 

MR. &'f18RS~ FlANK G. YATES 

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VOTE FOR 

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NANCY J. ,WAUGAMAN 

, ' 

Grosse -Pointe Farms, COIInc:il 

. , 

HISI Choice of, Fanns' voters it February Prinary 

Mr. Fred It. Aftlrecflt 

Mr." Mrs. Frlt1 Albrecht 

Mr... Mno Carl 10.Ancltrson 

Mr. R.rt 1'. Armat~ II 

Mn ••• rtrlm Anw,ocl 

Mr. E. lamforel 

Mr •• Mrs. R.rt W. '.rlelr 

Mr Ml'5. Edw.rd larthll 

Mr Mn. William L. IIlmlr 

VIrginia leek.r 

Mr Mrs. Itol.nd D. IlllOr 

Dr Mrs. CliffOrd D. lenson 

Mr Mr.. Imll D. II", 

Mr Mn. Kenneth F...... m.nn 

Mn. M.lYln .lloClC 

councilman" Mn. HtI.ry I • .-man II 

Mr... Mrs. Horman Iolz 

Mrs. U. W. IIrtteh ,.. 

Dr Mrs. ft. John ~radflt ... 

Mr Mn. K. P. lraelt' 

Mr Mn. WllllIr M. Brucklr, J,. 

Mr Mn. William luchlnger 

Mr Mn. John Iuct. 

Mr Mn. I)onakS lu"" 

Mr Mn .......... I. lush""U, Jr, 

Mr•• Mrs. Jamel A. (;Imlron 

Mr... Mrs. Stuart H. Cammttl 

Ellanor carmody 

Dr Mn. Norman K. Cant.ns 

Mr Mrs. Itolllrt W. Chlpell. 

Mr Mn. F. parlc.r Colby 

Mr Mrs. J.mes L. collins 

Mn. DlViel Coolld.e 

Mrs. John J. C:orllltt 

Mn. H.I S. Cornelius 

Mr Mrl. Ch,,"r F. Cra" . 

",r 1WIrs. ,lIlIen F. Cull.n 

Mn. Frtclerlek J. Curto 

Mr•• Mrs. WlIlI.m J' Dtn1tr II 

Mr Mrs. Rlcherel Dim 

Mr Mrs. Edward Don.lc11on 

Mr Mn. I'et.r A. Dow 

Mr Mrs. John D. Dumo 

Mr Mrs. Rlcharel c:.. .cIw.rels 

Mr Mn. Itobert S. ElvlcIp 

Mr. Jolin E. Entltrom 

Dorun Farquhar 

Mr... Mrs. Arth"r J. F.rdlnlnd 

Mn. J_ph F. Ferry, Jr. 

Mr, .. Mn. Charles FlslMr 

Mr Mn. Itolllrt Flood 

M C.rolyn I. Flynn 

Mr Mrs. 0.01'll1 A. Fortle., Jr. 

Mr Mn. Donald C. FOiler 

Mr. JOieph L. Fr.,mm 

Dr... Mn. William FulglnS! 

Dr. MIX L. Olrdner 

Mr Mrs. Thomas A. OarM 

Mr Mn. Chari.. K. OlblOn. Jr. 

Mr Mrs. Stanl.y A. 011,.. 

Mr Mn. Doug1al CllOVlr 

• Mayor'. Advisory Planninc Dommittee 

• Fanns Recreation a.mndlt'el . 

• Leap. of WHItII Volers 

• American A~ialion of University Women 

• MarriN - Three Chil.ren (IN-2) 

. . 

• B.s.lnstitutional Management, COrnell University, 1963 

• Home owner. - 9 years Farma r.idint. 

Dr Mn. Waltlr .... Payllt, Jr. 

Mr Mno William W. I'elttie, Jr. 

Mr Mrs. WIIII.m W. !'e.ttte, Jr. 

Mn. JulliJa I'et.r 

Mno.o- .... p.terson 

Mr Mno WlIIl.lm Rice 

Mr Ml'5. Thatcher W. Rea. Jr, 

Mr Mn. John It.lnhere! . 

Mr Mn. Henry Reynolds 

J .1In H. Itobertson 

Mr. 1'11I1 W. RMSke 

Mr. Irlindon M. 1t000In 

Dr Mn. C.rllsle RUII.r 

Mr Mrs. limer W. Rupp 

Mr Mrs. James $. S.nfOrd 

Mr Mn. Emest $Che .. r 

Dr Mno Itobert A. SCher.r 

Dr Mrs. Klau5 Schmidt 

Mr Mrs. Rlcharel S. SChmltJ 

Mn. It.. rt J. Schultz 

Mno I'lul Shtfftrly 

Mr, .. Mn. C. It. Sl\lptlerd 

Mr.).. Mn. Gtol'll' Shore 

Mrs. Fred Slbl.y, Jr. 

Mr Mfi. Itobtrt D. Slclclest•• 1 

Mr Mn. L. M. SI.ter 

Mr Mrs. Douglas D. SmIth 

Mr Mrs. MuIr I: Snow III 

Mr Mn. Nell Snow 

Mr Mrs. George Spaulellng 

Mr Mn. Harry Spe.lman 

Marilyn Stanltzlcl 

Mno John Sltarnl 

Mr Mrs. William A. Stet"" 

Mr Mrl. J.m .. C. Slewart 

Dr•• Mrs. L. Carl S"ltEmln 

Mr Mrs. Wlllarel E. Tayl.r 

Mr Mn. Allrtcl F. Taylor 

Mrs. Janl It. T.ylor 

Mr... Mrl. Gerald Thltele 

Mrs. lIanllY E. T!lorwalcIHn 

Mr Mn. Mlchall Tlmmll 

Mr Mn. Geralel ToenJ" 

Mrs. W. J. TOUlCany . 

Mr Mn. It. W. Van Aubrl 

Dr MPI. 'Ellis Van Slyek 

Mr•• Mrs. U. James Voomell, Jr. 

Mr Mno Itobert O. Wamlr 

Mr Mn. Gerald I. Warr. 

'Irbara J. Watts 

Dr Mrs. JlrMnY D. WIlJsttr 

Mr Mn. Harold W'ltcott 

Mr. Oeralel A. Whil. 

Mr... Mn. J.mel William. 

EIIXI"th I. WIIII.ml 

Mr Mrl. John Wilson 

Mr Mn. John H. Wood 

Mr Mn. ". Arth"r Wormet 

Mr Mrs. GIOI'lI' C. Yost 

Mr. WlllI.m J. Young, Jr. 

JOMphln. M. Youngman 

Donated by fritncIt

Thursday, ApriJ3, 1969 

r."~:i""."Glms and Ceramics Award 

~ RAIN iEarned by Pointe Physicist 

! TI RE -Ie James S. Owens, general Michigan, M.S., 1930. and 

~ . ~ manager of the Ceramic Divi. Ph.D., 1932. 

• UNIROYAL ~ sion. C~ampion Spark Plug From 1933 to 1939 he was a 

.* LAREDO -Ie C~mpany, was selected to re" research physicist at the Dow 

* ~a~: 

$11 -Ie CelVet,he 1969 Toledo Glas,s and Chemical COOlpany, Midland. 

95 -Ie CeramiC Award. The award was Michigan, specializing in optics. 

* IUd5 . presented to Dr. ~wens ~y the Il;pecu'Ochemical analyses, and 

* .ILACK , -Ie Northwest~rn Ohio ~chor;. of photochemistry. From 1939 to 

.... OrHEI SIZES AVAILABLE -Ie the AmerIcan Cera;!lIc Society 1943 he was assistant chief 

~ ~ at a banquet meeung at the chemist of the Glass and 

* TIRE ~ Commodore Perry Motor Inn, Closure Division of the Arm. 

• . ,~. Toledo, O. . • '. strong Cork, .CompllOY•. Lan. 

* DISTRIBUTORS, INC. -Ie Dr. Owens lomed Champion caster, Pe~~lva"!a, his re.' 

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17611 E Warren 

TU 2~6522 

-Ie Spark Plug Company at the 

-Ie end of 1951 as assistaiJ~ to!h~ 

search emphasIS bemg on glass 

technology. 

;;t ~ 

manager 

sion. He 

of the Ceramic DIVI- From 1943 to 1946. he was a 

was appointed to his chief technical aide in the Napresent 

position in 1954. tional Defense Research Com. 

FOR SAFETY AFLOAT 

BROWSE 

THE SHIPS 

WHEEL 

A member of the American ~~ee of the OHice of. Scien. 

Ceramic Society since 1940, he tifle Research and Dev~loJllIlent 

was elected a Fellow in 1961, where ~e. was. responsible for 

and served as.presidellt in 1967- the ad~lQlStratie!l of a n!Imber 

68 and as a vice president in of optical •.and elef 

OhIO State. University Re. 

executive committee and long sear~h Founda.tion. and profes. 

range planning committee. He 

was chairman of the Society's 

Ross Coffin P~dy award com. 

sor 10. the UDlverslty. , 

Dr., Owens h31s ~..~rved on a 

D:umber of ~clentific> profesmittee 

in '1967:68, of its long slonal, educati?nal, and g?vern: 

~:roVR~~ & 

L A 

f)iF1~~ 

Sure 

FllOtH 

Comfort 

o:o:r, 

range .'planning committee in mental commlttee~ and adv~. 

1966.67. of its committee on sory. groups. At Ohio State Um. 

programs and meetings 'from verslty he was a memJ:ler of the 

196G to 1962, and of the sub~ Graduate School Council. He w~s 

colOOlittee on scholarships while a member, 1947.52, and chau- 

y 

he was a membllr of the cera- maD, 1949.52, ,('If the ~anel on 

i 

mic education committee 1958. Infrared_of the ~~ttee on 

the . 61' 'ElectroDlcs of the, *Je~ent 

, !J I". I J of ,Defense's Res.~areh and De- 

Sb).p's wbe"eI I He IS a native of Kentucky velopment. Boar(i; and was a 

, _Inc:.: and holds three degrees in member 1952.54 of the Board's 

1"'5 MACK TU 2.1:MO Iphysics: the University of Cha.t. Panel o~ Metah and Min.e.rals, 

opeFrf.~i1t~'8106 '. ,taJ?oooga, B.S.. summit cum He is currently it member of 

. laude~ 1928; the University of the Advisory Board to the De- 

, partment of C~amic. Engineer. 

ing of the University of Dlinois. 

He is also a member of the 

American Physical Society, 

British Ceramic Society, .Sol!iet'; 

of Auoomotive Engineers, Amer- 

EASTER TIME 

AT' 'HALLS 

This being the most 

meaningful Sunday of 

the year. Bring life and 

spring into your home 

, with a beautiful Easter 

I ,. ~ .,,"'t ....... _.~, I • 

Plant from Halls. 

If you would like to spread a.little spring sunshine 

to your friends and family; Why not give a gift cer- 

tificate for a potted Rose that will bloom in June. 

We _have a fine selection of qu~lity spring bulbs. 

, " ' .... ' 

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A- BLESSEDEASTER'FRGM 

HALL'S NURSERY 

24300 HARPER (between 9 & 10 Mile) PR5-3455 

ican Ordnance Association, tlie 

Engineering sQciety of Detroit, 

(chairman of its Jj:ducation 

Board, .1966'67>., and of the. In. 

ternational AssociatiQn of Torch 

Clubs of which .he served as 

president.1965-6j), and vice 

president 'lli163.~: He is a memo 

ber of Phi Beta. Kappa, Sigma 

Xi, Keramos, ,Alpha Scholastic 

Society of, the .University of 

Chattanooga, and Blue Key. 

He has pUblished a' nlimber 

of, tecbDical pa~rs and is the 

co.inventor' of'several patents. 

He and. his wife; the' former 

Marion Borgerding of School. 

craft •. Michiga'r(jaave two sons. 

The elder. Jim., is aresellrch 

physicist and. project leader in 

the Environmenv.l Science. SeriCes" 

iAdininistratlon, Boulder, 

Co!. The younger; Don, is a stu. 

dent in the University,of Mich. 

igan ~w' SchooL 

Dr. Owens alid' his wife live 

at 21 Radnor circle. 

. ARTISTS THWARTED 

The .manager of .Kresge's, 

17101. Kercheval! called City 

police to report three juvenile 

shopIifte.rs on Tuesday, March 

25> Polic~picked up three beys, 

a" .seveii-year-old and tWo 10year.olds 

on Kercheval and S1. 

Clair, who admitted stealing six 

bottles of poster paint, seven 

decals ,and a tube of plastic 

balloons. The boys' parents 

were notified and tlie boys reo 

leased to them with a warning. 

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We, .the undersigned residents of Grosse Pointe are proud of our community. W~ believe Grosse Pointers are fair minded and 

respect the rights of otJaers. On April' 7 a fair housing ordinance will be on the ballot in GtossePointe Farms. We believe that it is 

natural for a community of this character to demons~rQte its willingness to pass this ordinance which we consider morally and ethically right. 

Even tI10ugh only Gros~ Pointe Farms r~sidents. will be"abie to yote for this ordinance on April 7, we urge other Grosse Pointers j 

who share our concern to join with us by addi,ng your name to this roster of Grosse Pointe residents and organizations who suppo~t Fair 

"Housing. . 

..Even though the election in Grosse POinte Farms is only a few days away, additional fund,s Gre required to continue -,ur efforts in 

the other Grosse Pointe communities, It you have not yet Inad.e a coMribution .to Fair Housing, please send whatever you can give.. 

, ':, If you ore proud of Grosse Pointe, take Q minute to fill out. the coupon below. And odd your name to the list. If you live in the 

Forms, ,ate "Yes" April 1. . ' .! ' 

oaosSl! POINT' FARMS 

Mr.• 1'lI Mrs. Edw.'" G. ~ 

IImr AIbIrt Anna 

Dr. aM Mn. IUm.reI U. AmlOW 

Mr. Don M. Ash 

Mr. ancI Mrs. .. rtr.m doH. Atwood 

Mr, 1M Mrs. FDl'd lIIIMIntYiM. Jr. 

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Dr.and Mn. L_"I J."tonewkI '. 

IN. 1iIlI.Mra., Ralph Ai ..... , 

MI. '''',Mn, 'AnlInw W • ...,.. 

Mr..... MI1.I, O. 1ktctntIIr, .r, 

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, Mr.. 1Uld..... Rlchlr,d ...... 

Dr. WllliI!., L. ~~ .......: ~; . 

Mr. ancI MriI. ...... _ " 

Mr•.Ftlllldll'-" • ...,." Jr, ;! 

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Mr •• nd Mrs. WIIIIMl A. atyd' . 

MIss IIoIht .I......... .. 

Mr. 'M ~ C. It; ........ 

SI"'r 1'. lron.'tt 

Mr. and Mrs., H .,... .. 

Mr ..... ,Mn.' W M. .I1ICIlIIr, II'. 

Mr.,-Mrw,"J'" W...... 

Mt.:J;id Mn. C• .101M"" 

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Mr. ,.... M.... DMIII H. 1IlII'dldr,," 

st.m M.'A. aurllt . 

Mr ..... Mn. ...., ,H. lIum1JMl 

Mr.1IMI Mn. D8lIIIlI L.1IUrM . 

,Mr •• nIl Mn. ~ I. hIIMJIII. Jr•. 

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Mr. ancI Mn. J~ A. c.~ 

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. Mr. Cha ..... I. C_P ., 

..Dr• ..-. Mrt. W. A.... CHtr :">,~."':,.~ 

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Mr M....1...- C""" 

Mr•• nd Mr'I. illchlrel H. Chlld.... 

Mr. ood MIll. Ferdlnanll CItlIIII 

Silt., JIIhft Col'" 

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Mr•• IMIMn. JoIJiIW.e- 

Mr. '1tMi M.... p,rIcer, ,cetIIr ' 

Mr, .nIl Mn. ~\L[~ .. "J 

Mr,"..... Mn. I'raI* e-M. .I•• 

Mr., 'M Mrs ..... .,. I. e:.wta 

. M.... AMen •• CoIfI .... 

The Hayw L cettNft F~ ' 

Mr. IflCl Mn. ~h"" 

Mr. 1ItdMn. W. Croctldt, Jr. 

IlltIf' D... lel 

Mn Ia.o. Dlck.r 

Catlltrllll DlCItRil 

. Mrs. i..ura M. DenIson 

Mr•• lIcIMrs. P.ul DlttIClff 

MIa ,ChlrIott. Dey 

SIIf.r Marie DOfothy , 

Mr.: ..... M ......... 1' A. Dew 

Mr. an4 Mn. 

Dr. IlllI I'll 

Mr •• nd M 

Law_ 

H.'~ 

Jelln'~ 

DeVI' 

,DUlIC*W \. 

''''''M..1Ift . " . 

Mr.""'""" P.•J...... IIPI' 

Dr..... Mrs. Edward Ildr •• 

Mr•• nd Mn. H. T. Ew.11I 

MI'. H.nry fonl II . 

Mrs. H.rv.y C. Fruotw,uf, Jr. 

Mr. alllllMrs. P. G. F.,..r 

Mr. ldelr •• GlIIOway 

.=~'=.1.:..~r,I: 

..:ty. CIani 

Dr. 'lld Mn. Wa....... If. Glluerq 

Mr•• IM! Mrs. wna- A. GIsant. 

Mr•• 1IdMrs. William D. CM."- 

Mr•• nd Mrs. Iho,.. C. GoodWin 

Mr. and Mrs• .101m a. Gotf~ 

Mr. ond Mrs. H.niI .1_ Gt"m 

Mr. and Mn.Wllllom GraMt . 

1Ih,... Geol'llia G,.....,.,n 

Mr•• nd Mn. R/chlrel D. Grow 

Mr! F~,,* A. OIl... Jr. 

Mr. nicI Mn .. DI'rid .HadcIM 

M~ CIlIIIMft ~ 

Mrs. WNllam,P. Harris, III 

MI'. arielMn. 10llllft W. H.rtIN"" 

Mr. ond Mrs. Ronald yt. H'UlMon 

SIsIIt H.I... H.. ,., 

Mr •• nd Mrs. RobIrt •. H... y 

Mr.• lIcI"'rs. Dwlltrt H.ndrlcks 

Mr. .nd Mrs. Gee,.., Hendrie 

SIf;f.~M. HemlMrt 

Mr. illUctMol: HInCIrle' 

Mr. and Mrs. W:!lIam S. Hkk.,. 

Mr. ancI M.... I'Iter C. HII'" 

Jull",' A. Mota" 

Mr•• nd Mrl. Lawnnc. F. H~ 

Mr. and Mrs. FortIeS How'reI 

Mr. and Mrs. h1l W. HlIIIINrd 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hubbard,.m 

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hu4son 

Mr. and MI'I. J.rry S. HutMs 

Mr. and Mn: ReyrrrilndT. HVltti""n, I. 

Mr•• nd Mrs. ROllI' Hull 

Mrs; Mlr"jn H; Hum. 

Mr. ond Mrs. W .. ter F. IsI.,. . 

Mr. 'alld' Mn. Willi'" F. ~ 

.Mr. ond Mrs. WlIII_ V. JackSOft 

Mn. .I P.IC_ 

Miss Marl .In... 

Mrs. Oren'S. JHlllln • 

Mr.• nd Mr.. D.nl.1 L. Johnson 

:::::J ::.~'~7=. 

Ie.J::::::, Jr. 

~I"'r a. lC.arln. 

Mrs. Don E. K'IIV 

Mr. and Mrs. PIt'r K.nn.dl' 

11I1'r k. K.m.n 

, Mr•• nd Mn. Tam I

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Th~~aYI. Af?dl 3, 1969 

i.; '," 

School Board Meets April 7 

. The regular monthly meeting 

of the Grosse Pointe Board of 

PIANOS WANTED 

Grands, Spinets and small 

,Uprights. Highest cash paid. 

VE 7.0500 

Education will be held at 7:30 

p.m. On .Monday. April 7, in the 

gymnasium of Monteith School, 

1275 Cook road. ' 

Mrs. Paul G. Hykes, president. 

will chair the meeting 

and Dr. Theos I. Anderson, 

Superintendent. wUl present his 

recommendations. The public is 

I cordially invited to attend. 

GIBB!'S 

,,World • Wide • Wfues 

Imported',~~c •• 

~ WINES AND CHAMPAGNES FROM ALL OYER THE,WORLD 

I ,'We specialize ill A/IItI'ic"s fillts' aN leaf, 

• alHl special importell CIGARS 

~n buying and selling wines for our wine shop every day 

IS another day for us in learning more about 'wines. You ~I','.' 

can do the same, if you have the time. There's over 1500 

, of the world's finest wines here on display, and available 

by the bottle and cast! immediately. There's new wines 1"'1 

added to our display each week. New wines are necessary , 

for people's tastes change, from sweet to dry, or semi- lili.: 

sweet. If you tried one new wine each day from our huge lfiI 

selection, it would tal;.e you over 4 years to try them all l$. 

at. the rate of one bottle each day. Many of these fine, ~ 

WIneS hay~ been tasted by our personnel, and they' are ~1 

well qualifIed to tell you what to expect from e&ch wine, J" 

at GmB'S World-Wide-Wines. '< 

9999 Gratiot Detroit, Miell. WA 1-6581 

OIlier ''''ormatiOll-Yellow 'a,.,.. .' 

b~.m..~,j~Ri~~~~'.'. 

D&C LEATHER CLEANERS 

9249 East Jefferson ~- VAlley 2-1055 

SPECIALIZING IN THE CLEANING, 

REFINISHING, ALTERATIONS 

AND REPAmING OF FINE 

SlJEDES AND LEATHERS 

Solving Detroiters suede and leather problems 

since 1949 and now a new a~d exclushre finishing 

process developed by us which leaves that soft, 

luxurient feel and new look. , 

'!be foUowing approved top qua6ty dry deuers are BOW 

authorized associates of D " C Leather Clemen and our 

professional serT.lces are IIOW available through U1ese 

reputable demen. You may 'risit tJae,- or caD for pick. 

up and c1eUvtlQ'. 

Behling Cleaners, 15139 Kercheval, 

Grosse Polite 

Crewn Cleaners, 15323. t Jefferson 

Grosse Polnte 

Denby Cleaners, 15029 KercilevaJ, 

Grosse 'ointe 

Denby Cleaners, 20087 Mack Ave., 

Gay Cleaners, 16129 Mack Ave" 

Grosse Pointe 

Grosse 'oirote Varet Cleaners. (Plant) 

VA 2.5800 

VA 1.7500 

VA 2.7055 

882.1976 

,.".!~854 Made, Grosse ~oinftl~~~I!"" ,;,JO 5-5930 

GiOiH'l'Potftle Yalet eleallll'S (Brancn) / 

21155 Mack GroSHPliIlte. ', .. ~" ,.TU"1.9770 

, : .::," ,.1.: 1 ..J .... , t....... 

SquareDealeleaners,20331 M_ . . 

Grosse Pointe TU 1-4225 

"OUI ONLY PIODUa, QUAUTf, CGUITIS' 

AIID DIPENDABLE SIIVlCI" 

Grosse Pointe 

As seen Oll TV 

Find out for yourself what this new concept in 

mobility is all about. . 

Scrambler is six "'thee/s of go-anywhere, yearround 

fun for the whole family. An ideal vehicle 

for hunters and sportsmen. ' 

Climb 45% grades. Romp through a swamp. 

Ford a stream. Scramble over a dune. In snow, 

out-maneuver anything on skis. You won't believe 

it till you;ve drive,.. it. 

Scrambler! 

Jim Brice 

A Good Man 

To Know 


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~ aiANGEDtIIe'1MtIl! 1f,Iwe .. tM !'CIlIa 'I) 

Calvary " • 

Wu green with JI'U' . 

And. mankillct traft!ied tIIere on foot .... .- 

On ox or .. ; 

And overhelid of ~ cloIIId drift 

SileBt the , 

The only JJOUJId a~ the ean of ha.- 

Their malinr en-. 

lIfea ~.v.el .Wl-~ JUde hfc&,.nJa to c.mu, 

.Swift cara toda, 

Dart MiIiiy wilIft ... tile _ troll 

Th.~wa1; , 

.And mau ...... bir* ate ~ ill tJIe ....... 

That silent !liD. . , 

One thing't-.raiB .......... ; THE CBOS8 OJ' 

CHRIST . 

It -.ands there atil. 

-.0 EDDYftAD8, 

This poem first appeared in the Detroti Times in 1939. It i$ reprinted' 

here- with the peI'missii""'""""''''''~''''~=rvro M?W

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The ,32 practicing attorneys listed below, are 

residents of Grosse Pointe Park. They are not 

unsuccessful candidates. They recommend for the 

office of Municipal Judge of GrQsse Pointe Park, 

WI LLiAM E, SPEER, who defeated his opponent . 

in the primary by a greater than 7-4 maiori!L 

and who, because of age, will not be limited to 

one term in office. 

He is endoned by the following attorneys 

who reside .n Grosse Pointe Park: 

John R. Axe 

Charle. M. Blyer 

Paul C. Bogos 

John H. Brlbb 

Louis H. Ch.,bonneau 

'" 

Tho~1S E, Coulter 

Francis B. Crowley 

Alan R, i)evine, Jr, 

Robert J. Diehl 

Theodore F. Feldman 

John F. Fildew 

Onin C. Jones 

Patrick J. Keat!n, 

A. Stewart Kerr 

~ichael Kranson 

Arnold W. Lungershlusen 

G R0 SSE PO I N TEN EWS 

SIGH POCUD DOWN • FOP C I 

While 011 patrol at 15:30 I.DL New Supe'rwr A.t Bon Secour, omp etes SA L E 

on Tbursday, March %7, Woods ------ n" S - 

patrolJDeD Donald sehiaaltz and Sister Justine -of St. Mary's rug emloar 

'0 ' 

Parking or Standmg i1&D down been 'appoiDted superior and as. Ei,hty.three police officeL'S 

ill front of the Farme~ Jack sociate administrator of Bon from the Pointe end. Harper " , 

Dou'. Dosmu dis.covex:eGa No Hospital, Riehmond, Va., has 20' S"0,. DIICOU'NI 

store at 20382 Maci. Tbe High, Secours Hospital. She succeeds Woods completed a Narcotics ON ALL 

way Department was nolified Sister John Andrew who has Seminar, spOnsored by the "" 

to replace tbe lip. been assigned to aOOther one Grosse Pointe fraternal Order • Crystal- • F.-guf.-neS . 

---------------------,. of the Health Care Facilities . of Police, Lodge 102. The semi. 

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51Z 

sponsored by the Sisters of Bon 

Secours, VWa Maria CoIlvale.~. 

. nar was held in t".o series, OD 

February 2'1 and ODMarc~ 27. , 

Ch- 

• ' .na 

P R.bbon 

•. aper - • 

All garments-8). ing the present full fledged hoa. -- ' 

r 

. S i s t e r John .1nd.rew I!.as pUal which serves medical ne.ed 

served at Grosse -Pomte Bon of the residents of the enhre 

Seeours since July, 1962. She area 

. . Ihas jtiven with devotion and' , 

C'~,.; H'" SnIlC.llI1 generosity ~ the ad~Distration RADIO STOLEN 

oJfUUlI.Af-' ~ I of the hOspItal and m her nu. . . 

I . I merous contacts with the people Donald Payne, 2249 Linville, 

I 

of the Grosse Pointe and neigh. Warren. repo~'ted to ~oods pO' 

LEASE A 1969 :boring communities. She will lice on Sa.turday evenJDg, March 

" I begin her new assignment next ~,that .hls car had been bro~en 

.,'CH'RYSLER 300 • week at VWa Maria Convales. lOto wh11e,he was at the WOOds 

. . I cent Home, 1055 N.E., 123rd.. Theater. The !ight vent .Wirido~ 

. '2''d' "h' dt . • 

Reisterlandscaping 

Street North Miami had been prIed open to galD, . 

- r. ar Op : Gro~se Pointe Hos'pital is op. en~y to'the car .. Taken was a 881..3739 

i. ... .. riM,1y eiluippH. I erated' by th~ .Sisters of B.on ~Ice bandrlldlo valued atl 'Servieing"the Five Polntes . 

I ~ ISecours, a religIOUS commuDity . ' . 

: $108.60 per mo. organized in' Paris in 1822 to . 

i. provide nursing care for the 

, liEN'. ·WN sick..Nunlng sistf!r~ of the co~. 

mumty came to this counh-y 10 

, : 1880 and to Detroit in 1909. The 

LEASING CORP. I 

I 

site ~f!he present ~on Secours 

·HospItal was acquIred by the 

1350 E, Jeffel'lOll ' LO 8.045'0 I Sister~ ov'er.4?.yea.rs ago. . 

••••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ et Therr actiVIties In the Grosse 

Frink E. McDonald 

Ceorg. F.Mehling 

Rodman C~ Moesta 

Norman J. Monnig 

Joseph ,A, Murphy 

Donald E. Paquette 

Neil A, Patterson 

Frederic F. Piggins 

LOllis Rabaut 

A, D, Ruegsegge.. 

'E. J, ScaUen 

Joseph Shih .. " 

John R, Starn 

Daniel J. Tindall 

Rob.rt W. Wilmoth 

Frlncis K, Young 

VOTE APRIL 7 

the day after Easter 

-.~~._.-f ... -'~C;f.+ ...'..... -t.._ ..,. 

/ .. 

.TB~eadvantage of Standard. Federal' ~ 

.. '':-,:' - . 

, /' 

speci.alsafety offer 

, I _ 

for your savings 

an~your home! 

'-New 1 lb., '9 oz. dry chemical 

Fire extInguisher .'I!/'~ 

April 1 through 11'w .en.you 

open a ne,w savings-' accpunJ 

of $250 or more or add $250 

to your present ~~c,count 

at Standard Federal 

We're givi ng yotl two kinds of safety. First, the safety of 

, this high quality fire extinguisher. It's our gift to you 

for opening a savings account of $250 or more 

at any Standard Federal office. Or, if you're 

already a Standard Fede,ral saver, just add that 

amount to your present savings account. 

We'll also be providing the same safety f.or savings 

that we've been providing for 76 years. And your 

savings will be earning the highest rate paid in 

Michigan on regular, insured passbook savings •• ~ 

4%%, paid and compounded quarterly. 

And, to brighten your day, each of our offices 

has a beautiful display of colorful, spring 

flowers. That's just to make things even more 

pl~asant for you when you visit the Standard Federal 

office near you. So stop in soon. Take advantage 

of our Special Safety Offer. , • for your 

savings and your home I 

(Iy '""I' r.gal.ti.n 1111.11ft I. Iilllittll to tn. ptl'lOll per 'C"lInt Mil WI 11Im 

rtHrv' tll. right to lh.it tile ... lIbtr ,... tnnnetion II trol,' of tr.nnetiont.) 

@l1~~ 

.7 t••. C3P;a"X "'5 'r '"raT".'. 

1'21jlr.)[J!~ti>~ ~ .~ ~, ~ COMPOUNDED ~I'fi' AN8PAID 

IJ, ~ \!lj 

t;jl AmOll 

,.1. 

QUARTERLY 

the highest rate paid on regular, 

Insured passbook savinqs accounts 

in the Metropolitan,Detroit area. 

Safety of Savings Insured up to 

. $16,000 with the F. S. L.l. C. 

- '. 

STANDARD 

FED'RAL SAVINGS 

" 

Dispo$llble dry chemical fire extinguisher' protection 

agelost fire involving oil, grease, pnint, gasoline and 

electrical eppl'8nces - one hand operation-just aim 

and press - indoors/outdoors, all-weather - U.L. 

Approved - always ready for instant action - impact 

resist8nt construc1ion - complete with mount,ng 

brackets - lightweight. heavy.wailed, on •• piece 

aluminum conlainer • pressure indicator. 

Main Office: Griswold Ind Jofferson 

17540 Grand River near Southfield R03d 16530 East Warren near Outer Drive 

25712 Grand River near Beech Road 11511 Kelly Road near Whittier 

14221 Greenfield near Grand River 25501 Harper near 10 Mile Road 

10641 Joy Road near Meyers Road 30700 SChoenherr near 13 Mile Road 

2422410y Road near Telegraph 25123 South,field near 10 Mile Road 

16841 SChaefer Road Mar McNichols 1406 North Woodward nr.12 Mile Road 

14628 East Jefferson near Alter Road 17230 Farmington near 5 Mile Road 

MAIN OFFICE . BRANCHES 

Monday thru Thursday Monday thru Thursday 

9:00 •. m.-4:oo p.m. 9;30 a.m.-5:oo p.m. 

Friday8:00 ••m.-e :00 p.m. Friday 9 :30 a.m.-R:oo p.IIt,

Thursday. Aprn 3, 1969 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine • 

881.2~~O 

STOll HOURS: 

MON" THUIS., SAT. 10,.-, 

TUIS. AND WIDS. '0 to 6 

CLOSED lUNDA Y 

',-IHlr 

MICHIGAN 8ANKMo 

QUALITY PORTABLE 

CASSmE RECORDER 

No need to thread 

tape, IUlt pop In the 

OIlSe"e and U'e 

ready 10 go. Welghl 

1_ than 3 11l1.Playa 

In any position, Ex. 

cellent reproduction: 

Great for talking 

leiter., Complete 

WIth ace. Reg, 39,97 

Save 10.09 

MICHIGAN'S LARGEST ELECTRONIC' CHAIN 

• 

24.88 

UFANTASTIC SAVINGS ON EVERYTHING ELECTRONIC" 

.' 

"Shop Mr. with contIdence. " you .. not c0mpletely 

.. tJsfled with Iny pUrc.... at Radio- TronI~ 

your full P\lrchase price will be ch•• rfullY refunded. " 

19193 MACK 

7-MACK' SMOPPING CENTER 

DELUXE FMI A~ 

CLOCK R,A.DI~ . ' 

Walnut grained.~neI.Snoo% alarm, alumber 

switch. we ekirm, lighted d\al. All aolld 

ltata WIth tone ~ntral and AFC. 

Reg. 44.811. ~ 7.00 

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Bad judgment causes maDYI I MIIlf biibwlY trave1erlleem Iretirement. he WIS Issistant 

a man to do I lot of hustling to think the right-of-way, lives Ob•. tuarl.es mlUllger of the ~rlti'OD de. 

just to cover up. them the rigbt to be Care1eSl. , parUnent of the J; L. HudsoZl 

K"t.'s timse."." L.... C.. 

• AUTO LIAIING • 

ALL MAKES AND MODILS . 

w. c.. AUllItt 

0.. CiN'" flett 0. PIM 

T. YOtI,N'" 

Leesi., Deily, WiNkly, MoMIIIy, y.. re, 

15550.£. WoIrren 885-4770 

Georte PoiosIe" M". 

.1 URGE 

THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

TO. HE.ELE(;T 

AS .COUNCILMEN 

.lCHARD c~ 

HUDSON 

and,' 

MARKC. 

I.. '.,. 

STEVE'IS 

B~""8e: 

1. They, are both able and dedic,ated 

Councilmen. 

2. The Council needs their skills. 

Mr. Hudsonisan En\gi~~r and 

Mr. Stevens' is a Banker. 

. I ~" 

3".The Council also neeqs continuity--and 

the Ire-eledion of these 

two incumbents' will achieve 

that obiediv~. 

Willillm' Butler 

, VOTE MON., APRIL 7 

Ll .u.~~~~;l1'1!li1lll "!!~llf 

,JOSEPH M. WllITE 

FuiJeral services. for Mr. 

White, of 920Bedford road, were 

held on 'l'liesday, April!, in the 

Verheyden Funeral Home and 

from Sf: Clare Churcb. A rosary 

was said on Monday, Marc4 31. 

He died on Saturday, Marell 29, 

in Bon Secours Hospital. 

Mr. Wbite is survjv~d bY'bis 

wife, Marie; two sons, Josepb 

" M., Jr. and Dennis F.; three 

: daughters, Patricia, Mrs. Eliza. 

beth Greemia and Mary Mar. 

garet. 

Interment was in Mount Olivet 

Cemetery. 

• • • 

CHARLES BOMMARITO, SR. 

Funeral services for Mr. Bommarito, 

Sr., 78, of lID Somerset 

road, will be held on Satur. 

day, April 5, at 8:45 o'clock 

from the Bagnasco Funeral 

Home, St. Clair Shores, and 

from Holy Family Church at 

10 o'clock. He died on Monday, 

. March 31, in Doctors' Hospital. 

Mr. Bommarito was born in 

Italy and WIi.S a resident of U1e 

Park for 15 years. Before bis 

LARGEST SELECTION OF 

EASTER FLOWERS 6: PLANTS 

IN THE CITY 

NO FOOLING - COMt IN AND SEE! 

,FRESH CUT 

DAISIES 

WITH THIS COUPON 

17931 

FRESH CUT 

DAFFODILS 

8~d.Z. 

WITH THIS COUPON 

'100 

7S e 

• 

FRESH CUT 

MUMS 

LARCE 'BUNCH 

It..... ' 2.99 bunch 

'I99 With ,",It 

• Covpo .. 

ORCHID CORSAGE 

EASTER PlANTS 

ALlemon Florist on E. Warren 

EAST WARREN • Open SundGY • TU 14-6120 

.... ' '.' ~" -~~' ••. ~•.. ~ """."_ •• _.-.~ ., , •. '.. , '~.- ..- .., "" " J" •• "VO- "", 4;.,-.,. ~.--.~ •..,.1'-,'"-.,;...~.." ' .. ~~."' ••... '•••• #._' _ .. _:., " ,~.-...- ' .,.'W ,. IfJ.,C'.,'I'l",li"""1IF r 

Company lor 42 years. 

.-------------. --.------ He was a member of the 

DOROTHY S. SADLER She IS SUrvIVed by a da~h. Madauna Delle Grazie and Sa. 

Memorial services for Mrs. ter, Susan, I11d a so~, Christo- cred Heart Societies. 

Sadler, :i2. of 17560 Mack ave. pber. He is survived by his wife of 

Due, were held on Tuesday, Memorial tributes may be 57 years, Rosina; four sons, 

April 1, in Barbour Chapel. sent, to The Protestant Chilo Angelo Jlmes, Antbony. Jobn 

Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. dren s Home, 900, Cook road. and Charles Jr' a daughter 

sales for BriUs ManufacturJDI 

Company. . 

A native Detroit4!r, Mr. Cole 

was a member of the Grosse 

Pointe Yacht Club. 

He is surviv~ by a SOlI. 

Frank; lUl

Th"rsday"April 3,1969 

IN GROSSE POINTe. PARK 

COME 

10AFREE 

ChrtetJan, ' 

Scierice 

..' Lecture' 

1:.. lI.m. " 

Frldn, A,,1I4' 

FrieS AulIlltrlum 

32 Lake 5!lOre 

{blect, 

MARK VALENTE 

AS YOUR, 

COUNCILMAN 

Mark Valente is qualified to serve as councilman in Grosse 

Pointe ParK., He is energetic, responsible and possesses 

experience, b'aining and sound temperment so neeessary 

for municip81 government. Mark has always shown a deep , 

interest in his, city's government and also has developed a 

genuine concern for the residents of Grosse Pointe :?ark. 

He could bring to the council many years of sueceessful 

business experience along with integrity,' character and 

. youtb .. 

. A resident of Grosse Pointe Park for over 16 years and 

a member of Grosse Pointe civic organizations, Mark is 

truly the man to represent you in council. ' 

RESPONSIBLE QUALIFIED PREFERRED 

VOTE -.:.. MONDAY, APRIL 7TH 

MIKE O'BRIEN'S~5COIlTED 

ALASIA CQutSE. TOURS 

May ICOMmy TOllr 

15 Days - May 9.23 

rer Person 

$798.84 

JUfi fcollOmy' Tour 

~S Days- JUft 2.16 

. per Person 

$858.04 

featwi .. : 

Round Trip PUllman DetroIt to 

Vancollver anll return, sightseelng, 

aU meals ," . 

8.DAY CRUlst ON 

S.s. PRiNCE G£OIGl 

.' PRIMCE Rup'iRT'~ WaA"$ELL 

- KE1'CHlKAN - JUNEAU - 

SKAGWAY- SEAnu._ VA.... 

COUVER - WHITIi PASS and 

YUKON NARROW GAUGE RAIL. 

WAY EXTEi'tSION to CARCIlOSS, 

ALSO I)~L,UXE'21 DAY, 

, .ALAS'1tA TOURS , 

featuring: '. 

• 3 NIGHTS JASPER. 2 NIGHTS CHATEAU'. 2 NIGHTS BANFF 

PAR,K LODGE LAKE LOUIS! ~PRINGS HOTEL .' 

TOUR - aId - TOUR 

A 8.DAYC~E ON B 

Leam 5.5. PRIMa' GEORGE : ., ~\'~. . \. ' 

AUll.'l~tlt Prince Rupert,. Wrongell Sept. 1 

Per ... no.i> Ketchikan. Juneau • 5~gwaYPer' .... rion 

$I,o ~.,~.,_., 'Vancouver. While PaIS and $1 Me. 

'Iii Yul

i 

.1 

,{ 

: . 

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P.,. Twelve 

Babe Ruth Loop Tryou~,Slated 

" Dates for final registration I Boys from the Farms and 

~lDdtryouts fOr Babe Ruth base- ,City .should report to Kerby 

. .. Field, boys trom the Park to 

ball In the Farms, CIty and the Neighborhood Club field. 

Park have been anounced. The times are 10 a.m. on Sat- 

Tryouts for the 13-I5.year- urday and 1 p.m. on Sunday. 

olds will begin on Saturday, Boys who participated In 

;April 5, and continue on Satur- Babe Ruth last year do not have 

day and Sunday. April 12 and to try out, but they must regis- 

~3. Final registration will be ter by Ap~il 12 to be eligible 

on Saturday, April 12, ,to play. 

I 

Boys 11Years & Older 

'UN. 21 TO 'UL Y 18 

WestwlI,d Ho 1969 

FUN-EXCITEMENT -ADVENTURE 

16th SUMMER EXPEDITION 

Would )'ou enjoy f1oalfo!: down a fast movlnz stream 0.'1 an air 

mattress ill beautiful Yosemite National Park, (;allfomla, or seem. 

nature's many wonders? 

Other .dYlllturft are .wait;". you .t: 

Yellowstone National Park Brice Canyon NationalPark 

The Grand Can'Jon RockyJ(OWltalnNationalParII: 

)lark Twain's h~me and cave Wg~:rte;o~Ja~Park 

Disneyland, CaUfornla Kincheloe All' Base 

Knott's Berry Farm, Callfornla Upper PenlJlsula of J(Ic~an 

Unlveual Studios Lake TlIhoe, Callfonla 

Coloradol';"«' 

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o;~~ ~. 

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FlRft OF MICHIGAN .. 

CORPORATION IPMI 1,:1 

M""6,,N,. Ji,..".d ~_~ 

Inet ID.CHEVAL 

GlQSSI POIN1'I • JiIIOl'Ca". 

FANCY CALIFORNIA 

ASPARAGUS 

Lar,e Bunch 

SEMI.BONELESS 

STUFFED 

PORK LOIN 

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ThursdlY, April 3. 1969 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

Hockey Tourney 

This Weekend 

Tbe GodiD Tool and Die 

Hawks, Grosse Pointe's entry 

5.2550 The Grosse Pointe Hockey in the Southeast Michigan Hoc- 

Association will bold its final key League, woil the -League 

bockey functlon of the season Championship last Sunday night 

this weekend in Port Huron.' in Port HlIl'on. as they downed 

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Frlda~. April • 

Frfes AudItwIUIlI 

32 Like SfIon 

j IN GROSSE POINTE PARK 

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. €Jlect 

MARK VALENTE 

.AS YOUR 

COUNCILMAN 

E MO~DAY, .APRIL 7th 

SAVINGS'ARE.INSURED TO '15.000.00 

COLONIAL FEDERAl SAVINGS 

GROSSE PrE. WOODS 20247 Mac:tc:.t Hunt Cfub-TU "'DIG 

GROSSE PTE. FARMS IS K.rcMVlI "On the HJU"-TU ..... ' 

kOURS: 1:30..,.. to~:30 pm. FridaJI.1tI1 pm. , 

Vote Monday, April 7th 

, 

Lt. William P. Clark 

Wins Wings of Gold 

Marine. First Lieutenant Wit. 

~m P. Clark Jr., SOIl of Mr. 

and Mrs. William P. Clark of 

60 Kenwood road, received his 

''Wings of Gold" u a designated 

Naval Aviator and Helicopter 

Pilol. He complated 

flight training with Helieopter 

Training Squadron Eight at the 

Naval Air station, Ellyson 

Field. Pensacola. Fla. 

E'ect~ 

Robert T. 

HERDEGEN, JR. 

Councilman 

GROSSE 

POINTE 

We recommend this highly qualified candidate 

FARMS 

MR. & MRS. HOWARD P. IALLAHTYNE, JR.MR. & MRS. W. IUCE KRAG 

MR. WILLIAM M. BOYD MR. & MRS. WILLIAM W. UITNER 

MR. & MRS. DANIEL L. IROWN MR. & MRS. DONALD McCONACHII 

MR. & MRS. WILBUR M. BRUCKER. JR. MR. & MRS. JOSIPH I. McQUILLEN 

MR. J. LAWRENCE IUELL, JR. MR. LEDYARD MITCHUL, JR. 

f.rlMr Council",.n fonM, COUIlCI ....... 

MR. J. HALL CANDLER MR. & MRS. EVERETT G. MOELLER 

, MR. & MRS. GEORGE CARTMILL MR. WILLIAM K. MUIR 

MR. & MRS. F. PARKER COLlY MR. JOHN R. O'DELL. JR. 

MR. & MRS. CHARLES W. RLIOn MR. & MRS. HOWARD R. POPPEN 

MR. & MRS. HAL S. CORNELIUS MR. & MRS. THATCHER W. RIA, JR. 

MR. & MRS. F. D. FOUNTAIN MR. & MRS. H. R. SCHEMM 

MR. & MRS. Jc»1N H. FRENCH. JR. MR. & MRS. RALPH W. SiMONDS, JR • 

...-R. & MRS. ~IERCE G. FUGER MR. & MRS. EDWARD G. SPICHT 

MR. & MRS. DAVID C. GILLIS MR. JOHN S. SWEENEY, JR. Y 

MR. ROIERT I. HEALY MR. & MRS. ALUM N. SWEEN 

Mil. & MRS. LAURENCE F. HOPE MR. & MRS. JAMB R. TEm T ~ 

MR. & MRS. JERRY S. HUGHES MR. & MRS. JOttM •• WA I(I"\; 

MR •• MRS. ROGER W. HULL MR. PAUL R. TRIGG'TJRW' ILLS 

Mil. & MRS. R. T. JOHNSTONE MR. & MilS. CLARK • LU" UlO J- 

M" & MRS. JAMES M, KASL MR. & M~S. JOHN L WI -, ... 

" M-. & MIlS, GIORGI H. ZIMMUMAM 

End D_-ket L _ R S "at Cl b Lie *- t M...... 

wrestliDg team WOIl . .Sch' I N 'tl flnt mateh ill several 1ean D(.g (J.(U~ eaton. ~ u UR/DaD-.:on(Verslty 

00 ews aDd DarroWI)' missed wiDDIng 'I'h' N~:.8" borboocI Cl b b • .... the .... Named, TopSladen,t 

------------------- . • ketbaU program tiDisbed itl Coalan 6Cclred oJ aDd "at sup- SeeODd Lieutenant' Jerry L. 

T!Ml wiDter athletic selsoa IIClIl ma,rbd by lUeeeuea aDd ~ ~ker team fiDfabed.. mostsueeeuful seaSOll reeent. ported by a ..n ba1Uleed South Ifar&. IJOI1 01 Mr. and Mrs. 

has eDded for the Grosse PoiDte clisappoJntmelltl. and it hAd ita oDd Ul Ita divlsioa of the IIlter- I)' with' an exciting champloo. aUack. '!'be North. Stan paced Jimes C. ¥artiD, 1526 Haw. 

Unj¥er~ty School. It was a sea.. dram. momeuts. too. ::0Il ~h Seh~ ~a::e ship came between the W~- by Nordywith 4 poinb were thonli road, WIS the top aca. 

------------------- ti P u :e. the m:t rion aDd BO)'als., The fi;ilal alwIYs ill tb4l game but misaed demie student of his class. which 

COME ~~_~ ::enpla .:ta Tram seore. 22-20 Warriors, reflected the break they Deeded. eompleted flipt traiDinl at the 

. the cIoeeDesS of the game. Ar m: y Primary Helicopter 

- St. Ambrose So2 ~th less than which was Dot seWed until the 'nIe , and 8th lI'ade league Scbo~ Kirdl 1. 

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Chiistlan three minutes to play III the final secODd. was won bya ~p of bo18 He eom..J.. .A ihe eourse with 

game. the team scored three ". from 'Parc:ella Kiddie School, d ~ of 

ScIence times to wiD going away. 'nIe Tim Quinn scored 1t points wJao dom~ated the league with an aca ~c avel"" .98.7 ~ 

. --a..... team 

finished with. an overaU in ~ seeoacI half to pace the a 9.0 recoi'd. ~,Clarlt, eam. the ~tstaDd~, JI! Aca 

~IU rd of 7 wills 10 losses aDd Wamors' attack, offset by and, D~ars played .fiDe. ball delDlc Achievement award 

1 rec ti° • 'fiJ)e playing of Jim Fisher for the Greeas spoosored by the Fort W~I~rs 

e. Ste : d. ' . • , Chapter of the Army AVlItion 

The basketball team. which W ,u ede an Dick Borland The Adult League ended in a Association of America. . 

found itself an easy winDer or ~ the.Royals. Ue which wW be played off Lieutenaut Martin is DOW' at 

a close loser throughout most Earlier, the North (5th and March. 28 at .BrOWDe1lMiddle Hunter Anny Airfield, Georgia, 

of the season, continued true to 6th graders) pro league ~efeat- School at 8:45 p.m. where h is taking 16 weeks of 

form in post.seasOll play by ed the South Leagul! Ul ~ -------.----winniDg 

the Class D district aunual A1!-8ta~ .Game. Qwnn 

championship handily, and by and Denms LivUlgston po:.ced 

moving to the finals of. the reo the South Stars wIth 8 poUlts 

gionals with a decisive win over each, but the well balanced 

Almont High School. 0.11 March North atuck proved the dif. 

15 however the pattern was terence. Drew Miller helped the 

abruptly end~ as a very stJODg cause with 6 points in the last 

Detroit St.Martin's te~m eUml. half. South made a desperate 

nated the Knights fromfurlher eomebaC'k but fell short 24-.21. 

tourDiment actioo by an em- I1t the Collegiate League. (4th 

phatic 22 points. 'nUs left GPUS graders), Princeton took the 

with an overall 14.7 record. championship with an 18.10 w'..n 

The girls' varsity 'teams In over Kentucky, Langs and 

volleyball and basketball were Smith paced Princetoa. while 

not so successful, hOwever. if ~an pl.ay~ outstanding baU 

. OI1e is primarily interested fD In a losmg cause. Kentucky 

THIS IS WHERE scores. But each te8m did win controlled the ball through much 

W 

.E. .S..EP'.A.R ;'.TE 'TH.E. it least 'one galJle, and. there 01 the game but co,¥ not get 

CfB~j;.ROOM ADDITIONS 

• FAMILY lOOMS 

• GARAGEs 

• GAUGE DOORS 

• BKTRJC OPEIIIIS 

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I .' ALUMINUM. SIDI" 

.t.I. are. 'still thOse who maintain th~ baU to.faJI when It~ted. 

tVH:....:. ~I""••1... II that after all it's how you play PrlDceton. !;lowever. COl1t:roUed 

-II UIU fD,JULUUJ the ,ameand not whether you the boardl and made their shots :'hon. 293-0100 

wii1 or lose! So much for post. count. 

FROM THE BOYS! mortems. The Collegiate All.Star Game 

BUICK'S OPEL The balmy weather was wel. 

comed by baseballen..oo tennis 

RALL YE KADETTt Iplayers in particular. Coach 

William Hindle anticipates a 

$149 DOWN-PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOU strong baseball squad this year 

TOM TA..YLOR 8UI('I-1It'¥.:~1EJ; 

I13033 " ti'ot 

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L.A.. II!. 3000. 

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team plenty of offeDsive power. 

Pitching will be the UDkDown 

quantity this year, A stroDg 

-------------------- mound corps could make the 

Knights a team to be reckoned 

NOW Inves~.h~WIn Colonial Federal savln~. 

Certificates. Earn a high 51/.% on 

HIGHER your savings. Savings certificates 

....are'lssued In a minimum 

EARNINGS , .. . amount of $5.000 and may 

be Increased In $1,boo steps. Available to mature 

at either 12 months or 6 months. Stop In for complete 

detalls;Timlng Is veri Important. for. these 

high yield .C8rtificates! 

with. 

Coach Robert Wood looks for 

anotluir powerf.ul tennis team. 

bolstered by the return of twotime 

Class C.DState doubles 

champion Topher Ware. and 

Craig Dickson. rUDDer-upin last 

year's state singles tournament: 

For the third consecutive year, 

Coach Wood is taking three 

members of his squad to Flol1da 

for two weeks of concentrated 

tennis. . 

The traa: team. coached by 

samuel .Shreeman and Tony 

ElJiot, wID blend youth with experience 

this year. Beturning 

stars from 1968 are seniors 

Kirk Stanfield, who finished 

fifth iDthe state iD the 2:/.O.yard 

dasb last year, aDd Del Di1liDg. 

ham, another dash maD. Several 

sophomores will,1le;second:year 

men on this year's varsity. and 

more young talent is 8XJN!cted 

to come from a fine group of 

ninth graders who are trying 

out for tile first time. 

The girls' varsity 

lacrosse and, tennis 

teams iD 

also, face 

DUSY seasoDS.The lacrosse team 

will play 10 interscholastic 

games alid the tennis team has 

scheduled. 11. matches. 

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7601 E. Jeff.rson 

FRED W.GEROW 

FOR FARMS CITY COUNCIL 

LET"S 

MANACE 

OUR 

CITY 

* 18 Yel1'1iEzeeutive ~d iran~gemeut Eiperleu~'(GOv't) 

* Lifelong GroS'Se Pojpte .Resident ,... ..' 

*Graduate ol~~ pffillic~'fS\~ I,';~'~;;" \l 

*3 Children Graduates 'of Pointe' Public Schools' .. 

* Registered ProfessioiUlLEngineer - . 

*Senior Wayne State University LawSclJooI 

* World War II Veteran" ReServe Officer 

Ed Skalnek 

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This is the time of year when I' Make' this the goal of every. IJ 'd B la' " P' t D n F F X At T a' ing Cente ert E. Fox of 853 Neff road, 

Ih,e bo,ttom has f.allen oul of day living: T,oday. is going to ' U lYe e nner Henrs, 35 51 Seek Berths rlva e ea , • 0 r In r will receive at least an addi • 

. most a! our good mtentlons. be the best day of the year. ~ ~. Army Private Dean F. Fox is and religious facilities. tiona I eight weeks of either ad. 

Don't sa "YES" till ou have all the facts 

REMODEL 

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OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL 

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Secoad Class Pqst'a,e Plid at Detroit, lIichl,aa 

FULLY PAID CIRCULATION 

Is it possible that some peo. 

pIe have a guilty conscienct', 

or are just hypocrites? In my 

opinion, if they really want to 

do something, break the "no 

room renting" ordinances and 

let some of tile, single people 

who work out here find a place 

to live near their work; 

Searcb your heart and see if 

you really need such • big 

house. Do you need aU of the 

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It wac; a highly informative 

and most interesting meeting. 

Detective Trombley is to be 

commended for his w"rk and 

should be given 1\11 the support 

he needs to make parents and 

young people aware of drug 

abusc in the Grosse Pointe area 

and our Councilmen would be 

wise to show some positive 

acUon on this problem. 

Charlotte Bradley 

(Ch8irman of G.P.N.lI.S. 

Discussion Group) 

Memorial Center Schedule 

Past mistakes 

can be 

corrected ." 

(; R 0 SSE PO I N T E NEWS 

Open Dafly, 9 a.m.-' p.m. 

(Ticket Office Closed Sunday) 

April 3.AprU 10 

*AU Memorial SPOJISOred aetivities open to the 

Grosse Pointe publk. Hospital equipment available for 

free loan: crutches, wheel chairs, heating lamps and 

hospital beds. . 

GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LEN)). 

ING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on duty Tuesday, Wed- 

COME 

TO A FREE 

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SCience 

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"rklly, Aprff 4 

Frln Awltorlum 

It Lib llitre 

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By Sibyl 

Phone TU 2-6900 

Now that I'm back from a his characters from a pile of 

Member Mlchlgao PJ:1l1S Assoclatlon ..nd National Editorial AisOclaUoo 

hasty trip to Florida, (where international telephone books 

N"TIO~AL AD\lERTISI1"G IU!PRES£NTAT1YB 

Hooray! We'd like to welcome two new 

Weekly News~aper fi\p'reseetauve. Inc. 

the weather w,s Sunny, cool which he kt!cps around for just members Angel's of Mackinac Island and the 

to, F1flb Ave~ue. :-

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WOMEN'S 

This is a De. dress. 

You bought it yesterday. To go to som~thing,special 

in. Now shouldn't you think about a new hair-do 

to go with it. Maybe it should involve curls. Or waves. 

Or maybe it should be somethi~g all new and sideswept. 

The possibilitiesare limitless, because today's 

hair isri't the everybody-look-the-sarnething it used 

to be. So c'mon. Explore. With us.' And get yourself 

a brand new hair.do. To go with your brand new 

dress, It deservesit. 

45 E. Adams/On The Park/Downtown '\\'0 2-1112 

New Salon Opening About April 15th, at 21316 Mack Ave. 

I Short and to 

The -Pointe 

, , 

Pointer J 0 H N STEARNS, 

sophomorefreestyle sprinter at 

Wayne State University, is one 

of WSU's representatives in the 

National Collegiate Athletics 

Swimming Championships held 

March 20 and 21 a~ SpringfielG, 

Mass., College. John broke the 

oldest existing record in the 

WSU swim record book Jan. 

uary 8, 1969, by churning 50 

yards in :22.8 seconds to erase 

the :23.1 clocking turned in by 

GUY LUNSDEN at the NCAA 

meet in 1940, 

G.ROSSE POINTE NEWS' 

Pointe AAUW Honors Two Of Its Own 

If it's from Wright Key, it's Distinctive 

£eI;~~tvG7~ 

SRING US YOUR OLD STERLING, 

AND YOU CAN BUY LOVELY NEW,- 

"Chantllly"-one or the 21 

Gorham Onglnal Dealen •. 

GOR:HAM 

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AT V2 OFF 

Wright Kay will reo 

place eech piece of 

sterling you trede in 

with its eQuiviient in 

Gorhem sterling at Y2 

off. 

Choose from 210riginol 

Gotham designs. 

Sterling f1atwo re of 

ony elle, eny menu. 

fecturer occepteble. 

If your taste has changed 

since you chose you r 

sterling, replace it with 

your choice of 21 Gorham 

patterns at '/2 off. Trade 

in a single piece or a 

complete service. There'll 

never be a better time to 

enjoy (and save on) famousGorham 

sterling. 

Phone 885.5515 

Wright I\ay 

1500 Woodwerd, 17051 Kercheval, Gresse Pointe and Northla'1d 

Grosse Pointe open Thurs" end Fri. evenings 'til 8:30 

Cenvenient Accounts Aveileble. 

Plae Seventeen 

Triple Treat Easter 

Festivities For DAC 

Saturday Will See Traditional Fathers and Dau9hters 

Party and Floor Show Openin9i Fami!y Parties 

Plan Club Dinners Sunday 

Something for everyone is what the Detroit Athletic 

Club has in store for members and their guests this 

Easter weekend. Always especially festive, the joyous 

season of Eastertide 1969 at the DAC will run thi gamut 

.from the traditional Fathers and Daughters party to 

Easter Saturday through the opening night floor show 

that evening and on to the Easter buffet dinner to be enjoyed 

throughout the day by scores of family parties. 

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Among the many Point. . 

From AnotherPQinte 

of View 

By Janet Mueller 

'Tis spring at last-and how does your garden grow? 

Ther 'g d ., G P - t 

e s a enerous gar en growmg 11).. I'Psse 8m e 

right now, tended by some 34 local ladies, and it will 

blossom into "A Garden party of Fashions" two Tbursdays 

from today, April 17, at the C.ountry Club of Detroit. 

Memberof the AlbionCollege 

Choir ,which provided spedal 

music at the GOl'ernor'sAnnual 

Prayer Breakfast in the Lan. 

sing Civic Center is fresbman 

ROBERTMESSING,son of MR. 

and MRS.MALCOLMSTIRTON, 

of Lothrop road. 

• • .. 

ers planning to attend the Herbert J. Wilson, w.ho have 

asked Dr. and Mrs. Clifford W. 

Dads an d .Daughters lunch- Colwell, of Flint, to join them' 

eon are Lmcoln E. ~urzer along with Dr. and'M;rs. Fredand 

.Sarah; FrederIck J. erick Lepley Rnd Mrs. Howard 

Schumann and his daugh. Cline and her daughter, Norma. 

terDiane .Ostrowski, .;Don' Others are the senior Harvey 

aId W. MIIock and Lmda, A. Fischers, Dr. and Mrs. Wil- 

A. M. Franco and Cathy, liam B. McIntyre, the Carl 

R J F 'th M I 

• . oresman WI ar- Weidemans, Mrs. J.C. Hurley 

sha, Linda and Joanne and and Dr. J. W. Hamson. , 

Alf.red C. Ryan with Mr.s. j On ....aster Sunday, the Club 

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Michael Ryan and grand- dining rooms will be full to 

daughter Julie. Tables overflowingall in thethrough Ponchartrain. the day•. 

This luncheon.fashion parade is being\sponsored by MICHAELB. CARTY,son 0f Photo ~ 1:ddle IlIcGl'ath.Jr. .Others.are W. J. O'Donoghue Room from. which dinner will 

the Fontbonne Auxiliary of St. John Hospital to raise ~:: ~d~i~=~::n~C~oici,C~~ 'Inrecognjtion ,of their outstanding their names to the AAUW Fellowship WIth Del~e and Mavourneen, be served will be laden with a 

funds for n.ew X-ray equipment f~r the Hospitars Emer- been elected public relations di- s~rviCe to the community and the Grosse Fund for 1969 by the local AAUW Harry Eslmg, Jr., an~ Lynne, magnificent array of foods, 

gency ServIce.' rector of Murray 'State Univer. ~ointe Br~nch .of the Amelican Associa. Br a n c h ~ MRS. ROBERT SNYDER, Fra~ Couzens,Jr., WIthJoan flowers and ice carvings incIud.' 

And how does such a garden prosper? First, Font- sUy's Kentucky Zeta Lambda bon of.Umverslty 'Y0men, MRS. RALPH Pointe AAUW Fellowships chairman, an- Ma~e, Margaret Mary, Anne ing a large cross symbolizing 

bonne president Louise (Mrs. Robert) Knop acquired an "Coapter of Alpha Tau Omegaj KIMBLE, (ce!1ter), and MRS. URBAN nounced the grants at the group's recent MarIe .andM. Carol, G. L, ~odd the Easter season. 

experienced ':gardeneI" party chairman Mana (Mrs. national social fraternity. Mike, BORESCH, (rIght), hav€:!had $500 Amer- annual meeting. ~:ry Li:nJO~'a ~:r::, C~~~il~: And the small. fr~ will fiDd 

Mark, Jr.) Valente. ' , ~ St. Paul High SChoolgraduat~, ican Study Fellowships presented in Adams with Mrs. John H. Wil. l\lnchantm~ntag~m m a barn. 

, Assisting her are Bettie (Mrs. Charles) Dawood and IS ,a sophomore.at. Mu!ray ~ f 1i a Iil s and granddaughters ya!d setting With ducks .and 

Gladys (Mrs. Vernon) Johnson, both noted for their Green Murray; Ky,.. maJorlng ~ ~USI- MRS. ZAIO WOODFORDsary couple have three other Named to the Dean's List at Susan, Martha' and Elizabeth, chICks as well ~s t;he Easter 

Thumbs m benefit party cultivation. n.essEducation and AdmmLStra.SCHROEDER,of Bishop road, children: PATTY, KATHYand the Collegeof Wooster,Wooster, E. G Bernacki and Claire and bl1l!nyand Mary s .little lam.b. 

Th '11 b fl . tion. and MRS JACOB WENZEL TOMMYSUZOR.. 0., is sophom9re LOIS RA. L. 0: Browningwith Joan and Holding reservations for fam- 

. ere efl~wers,. owe~s. e~erywpere .••. glant • • •. ' of Clover1~road, were invited •• _ PHAEb, daughter of MR. and Mary. ill' dinners, large and small, on 

tissue blooms ~n~'c.usters of daISIes m pa~nted pots, f!esh Recently pledging the Alpha to attend 'a~eminar on "Tech- MRS.STEPHENA. BRIGGS, MRS. FRANK G. RAPHAEL, . Easter Sunday are the Thornfrom... 

~he artIStic hands. of a. decoratlon~ commIttee Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Xi .niques for Effective' Law En- of Vendome road, sailed re- of Renaud road. The holiday floor show open. ton E. Waterfalli, who will' be: 

headed by Ann (Mrs. Andrew) Falbo and Lila (Mrs. Jay) Delta national social IrateI1lity forcement' at the national con- cently aboard the S,S. Brasil - • • jog Easter eve will star the un. eleven; Mr. and Mrs. Robert 

Tahnoose... . .. at the University of .Michigan'vention of the Citizensfor De- for a 54-day cruise around BARBARAFOX,of Pittsfield, forgetable Clyde McCoy, King Woodruff, Jr., who will have 

But the most elegant blooms in the garden are sure were L~E M.. COOPER, a cent literatUre held March 14 South America, visiting 19 Mass., was a spring vacation of the Sugar Blues, who is places marked for six and the 

to be the professional models who will show Walton-' fresh.man 1Jl U. o~ M.'s College and ,15 in.St. Louis, ,¥o. A reo ports .in eight countries and house guest of NANCYABBS, chalking up 'SOyears. in show Joseph Verhelles, who will have 

Pierce's spring collection. This will be Walton.Pierce's of. LIterature, SCIenceand the .port on . the .semin~, and a five Caribbean islands. daughter of MR. and MRS. business this season, and Jack 14 in their P81ty. 

only spring fashion show this year. . Arts, daugbter of DR. and MRS. panel, dISCUSSIonwere., part • • • JEROME ABBS, at the, Abbs ~yle, a m~ste~ sbOwrr'an,.who Others with reservatioD&are 

* * * RALPHC,OOPER.of Lakeland of the three-d,ay conventionof Grosse Pointe High School.home in Cadieux road. Both performs unbelIevable memory Robert L. Melick, A. C. Ryan, 

• . avenue, and CHRISTINEPHll.- the Michigan.State.Federation teacher CA,RLA. SCHOESSELBarbara and Nancy are stUdents f.eats. Charles J. Glasgow, E. R. 

Party Cowns and Dlisy Baske.ts ~IPS,a sophomore in the LSA of.Women's CluhSscheduledfor attended the 17th annual na- at Miss HaU's.School'for ,Girls Among members who have ~oltz, Edward G. Bernac1d,AI. 

Among hostesses who'll don garden party, gowns to C~llege,.daughter of. MR. and March 24 Utro~gh 27' at De~tional convention of the Na. in Pittsfield. . enr;llged tabl~ for groups or bert. Swartzenberg, Walter C. 

greet tb,e guests are' Kay -(Mrs. Anthony) Bagnaseo, Jean, MRS. GORDO~ F. PHILLIPS, troit's ~,tatler J:Ii1t~nHot~l.The tional Science Teachers Asso. (~tiDueet OIl Page Z'l') Ifoursomes are Mr. and Mrs. Laitner and E. D. Fisher. 

(Mrs. James M., Jr.) Kennary, Evelyn (Mrs. James J.) of Norwooddnve. panel, , A DedicatIon to Moral. ciation in Dallas, Tex., March 

A"uto . d "';---1 (M CI t) P llin' Th.'ll h . • . ~ ., ity;" was moderated by' Mrs. 21 through 25. 

Ian '-'«IV .. rs. emen) 0 a. ey eac ~. and MRS. RUSSELL1. Sclu:oeder.. Panelists included • .. • 

carry a dai!!y.fiIled. b!1s~et.. •. BEAUPRE,JR., of Chicago,Ill., attorney RAYMONDGAUER, Recent visi~ors at the Ven- 

.'!hep~tr~ comDll~ee, deSlgn~ to help merease announce, the birth. Qf a son, national executive secretary dome road home of ?tffi.and 

the green foliage to aId St. John s Emergency Room, JAMES TURNER BEAUPRE, of Cit i zen s for Decent MRS. J.' LAWRENCEBuELL, 

is led hy Sally~..(Mrs. Robert Kazmarek. and Belen (Mrs. F.ebruary' 1'7. Mrs. 'Beauprll.is Literature, .Mrs. Wenzel, exec- JR., were Mr. Buell's soli.in. 

John) White. ',.' the. former SHARRON TURN. utive secretary of the Metro. law and daughter, MR.' and 

Irene (Mrs. J.R:) MeCarthy is In 'charge of tbeprooER,'da!1~ter of th~ DAVIDC. polita~ Detroit Council on B'et- r.ms. JOHN H. STEPHENSON, 

gram, .hich will include credits to Special Awardi cbair- TURNE i Of~~5hington road. ter Literature for Youth,'.and JR., and. t.he ir daughters 

'man Pauline (Mrs. Leonard) Ciaffone "gift wra'ppers" Paternl\l gl'andparentsare MR. EDW~RD !'lARKS, from .'th~ CATHYand JANET, ofColum. 

. . • .' . and MRS.RUSSELLJ. BEAU. DetrOlt Pollee Dgpartment Li.bus, O. ..• .. -.' 

Joyce (Mrs. Philip) Mabarak and Dolores (Mr$. J. ))ennIs) PRE of 'Roland road. ' cense Bureau' 

DeSantis, club arrangelJlents liaison chief Barbara (Mrs. '"... .... .. Pointer BRUCET. BARIT is 

.:John H.) Luzadre,pubUcity chairman Flpramae '(Mrs. :Acceptedas members of Alma Members of the:Xln'ta Col- one of 14 member'sof the Wes- 

Edward, Jr.)Kliber and reservations e'hairmen' Kate.'(Mi's, 

John) Madison an.tJ. M"~IJ,,~J'!!~. ~ lY&li.t Jll I i 

And after.the flowers comes the fruit . • . ." 

The X-ray eciuipment, for which ,this benefit is be- 

• g b Id ill' I d t ti ch t it 'al- d 

me, w IDe u ean au oma c es ~ ,Spetll aze 

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College's Class, of 1973 are lege A Cappela Choir which leyan University, )fiddletown, 

~..~~J\X.!O BENT,Z,EN, .daugh ,1~!t.'S~Yt -, Mar(~t~ ..~ ..oo ..,n Conn.,freshman basketballteam 

er.o'l!\'U\. and MRS. DONAL b. elght-day three-state concert whoreceivedtlumerals in recag- 

W:BENTZEN .. of HollywoodtOurare SUE' COWLING;daughcnition of their particIpation in 

avenue" an~ DEBRA PORTER~ter of MR. and MRS. LEO H: the }968-69 s.eas,on., 

daughter of MR. and MRJl. COWLING of Lakepointe ave- 

JOHN E. POR,TER,o~~Blall'- nuet'DICK' GIBSON, son of 'Pointer CHARLESWHITNEY 

moor court..Both are semors.at MR. and MRS. CHARLESK. has received a varsity hockeY 

Grosse P~mte South, HIgh GIBSON,Jr., of McKinleyave- letter at DeVeaUxSchool, Nia- 

School ~nl.op~an _to stud>: for nue, and RICK MILLS,son of gara Falls, 1f'Y;. ' 

careers In .EdU;atiO~. MR. and MRS. JACK W. Pointers, HERB GOULD and 

Mll.ES M. O'BRIEN,of Hen,~ MIL~, Of R.;lIln ..O. r.circle.GARY COMPTONwere among 

the stars in the 1969Michigan 

drle lane, has been named to the A reception honoringMR. and State University winter intra. 

Board of Trust~es of. Merry MRS. EDWARD SUZOR on mural sports program. Herb, a 

College of DetrOIt. He ~s .also their 25th wedding anmversary freshman' majoring in Televl. 

currently a trus~e of Michlga!1was held March 22 at their sion and Radio, finished second 

C,ollegesFound~tion,*.~orgam- home in Blairmoor court Hosts in DitolsionII of the Intramur81 

zatioDrepres..nting ~6m~epen~. and hostesses were the Suzors' Judo Tournament and Gary, a 

ent colleges and u~l1Verslties1!1 sons and daughters-in-law MR junior majoring in SocialScl- 

Michigan,and presIdent and di' and MRS EDWARD SUZOR' enCa,placed second in the Allrecto~ 

of the Boys Republ,ic, JR and MR and MRS' University Table Tf'nnls Tour. 

F~rmlDgton; • • DANIEL SUZOR.The anniver: nament. 

We .Will Be Closed 

Good Friday 

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from. until three 

noon 

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Watton...}'-"t'U 

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Kercheval at st. Clair, Grosse Polate 

558 N. Woodward, BirmlIlgbam 

Jht .rbop..of 

W"tton.A'Pitt,~ 

Kcrcheval at st. Clair, Grosse Pointe 

550 N. Woodw~rd.BlrmlDgham 

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Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes 

Spring Fashion Party 

Planned For April 16 

Congregational Churc:h Women's Association 

Members to Model at their Luncheon Card 

Fete:. Bake Sale Also Slated 

, "Les Fleurs du Printemps" and fashions by Juliet 

will set the mood for a luncheon and card party to be 

presented by the Grosse Pointe Congregational Church 

Women's Association on Wednesday, April 16, at 12:30 

o'clock at the church. Well.known local fashion coordinator 

Marge Hudson will do the commentary. 

General co-cilairmen Mrs.i 

Rob e r t Agne and Mrs. I committee chairmen. are Mrs. 

Ralph Hoffman have an. IRoger Preston, prIZes; .~rs. 

. R. F. McCullougb, publicIty; I 

nounced t~:lt haIrstyles by and Mrs. C. F. Turpin card 

Pete~ Mom and .makeup by Iparty. '~" , 

FashIon 220 wiJI be fea- G ts I d bab The members of Hope .Circle will 

t d th d I 11 ues are we come an Y t "T " . 

ure on e mo e s, a, sitting will be provided. Reser. presen ea and Sprmg' F aslllons" at 

mem~el? of the Women s Ivations may be made by con- ~e Horace Dodge Estate, opened th, rough 

ASSOCIatIOn. tacting Mrs. Howard Wright, ,the courtesy of Mrs. James Ranger and 

They include Mrs. Stuart' ticket cbairman, at 886.5643. Mrs:Florence Sisman, on Thursday, 

Calmlett, Jr., llIrs. William ----- April 17, at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. Horace 

Geer, 1l1rs. William McConnell, Tbe follow.in.g students from Elgin Dodge is honorary hostess for the 

Jr., .Mrs. Robert Miles and Mrs. Grosse P,oint~ were name~ to affair, featuring clothes by Jacobson's 

Darnel MorIarty. the Dean s List for the ~mter pre~ented in three sequences: Outdoor 

Also modeling will .be Mrs. term at Northwood Institute: Living, Travel, Formal and Special Occa- 

Allan Neef, Mrs. David Olson, HERBERT HOFMA.'lN, !!On.of sion Dresses. ,Pictured at a "Tea and 

Hope Circle Plans'~Rring Fashion Teo 

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,Spring Fashions" plannjng session are 

Pointers, (left to right), ~fRS. ARTHUR 

PFANNENSCHMIDT ana MRS. ALLYN 

GERDS, c


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Nancy Peterson Wed ~~k~~~:dtw 

p' To Ste' hen 

B R,.c'hey' The Women's Association of 

'. • G~osse Pointe Memori~I Church 

G P . ----, --~-. . 

rosse Olnte Hunt Club Recepfton Follows 

Afternoon Rites', Pair Will Make their 

Home in Ann Arbor ' 

will present The Reverend Edward 

Willingham in a talk, 

"1)'ansistorized Christianity," at 

12:30 o'clock next Tuesday, 

April 8, in Fellowship HaJJ. 

Nancy Lynn Peterson and Stephen Bentley 

, 

Richey 

The Reverend Willingham 

the director of the Office 

is 

of 

e~changed marriage vows Saturday, March 29, at a 3:30 CO'!1ffiunication ~f the ~etrQ. 

o clock ceremony in the Barbour Chapel of Grosse Pointe 

Memorial Church. e-: , 

. '. I Follo~mg the faml1y,ntes . She wore. a petalled head. 

at whIch The Reverend Ipiece and ('arried a cascade of 

Richard Mitchell officiated narcissus and ivy. 

pohtan De t.r 0 1 ~ Councll .of 

Churches. ThIS uOlt seeks to illterpret 

all aspects of the Coun. 

cil's work. Over 25 broadcasting 

stations give public service time I 

for Council programming. 

the bride's parents, Mr. and Davi~ Richey ade-!. as his "Transistorized Christianity" 

Mrs. Vincent Leroy' Peter- brother s best man. T}ley are. is an intriguing topic touching 

son, of Moran road enter- the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar. on communication education, 

ta' ed t I 't. ence Bentley Richey, Qf Royal "specials" and "spot anOOUDce. 

m a a arge .recep IOn Oak. Usher .was ....Robert C. Pe. .. . . _ 

~i ~e Grosse POInte Hunt Iterson, the. bride's brother. ,:~:thtO~~~=~:Wl;I.~:~id 

u '. 

For her weddmg the former 

Mls~ Peterson selecte~ a gown 

Mrs. ~eterson. chose, for her 

daughter s weddIng and the reo 

ceptio.n. a yellow and silver 

,Interfaith Broadcasting Commis. 

sion of Greater Detroit which 

represents four faith pl)sitions 

o~ Ivory peau de sOle stYled Alaskme coat and dress ens em. and inspirational music with a 

With a contron~d A line sltir2 ble and a. matching flower hat. beat that The Reverend Willing: 

al\d Chap~l tram. AlenC

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Page Twenty 6 ROS SE PO I N TE, NEW S, , Thursday. April 3. 1969 

Society News, Gathered Jrom All of ,the Poinles 

Plan Manhattan 

Weekend of Art 

July Bride 

This simple quotation 

embodies the philosOphy 

and aims of the valueoriented 

education offer. 

ed at the Grosse Pointe 

Academy. The Academy. 

established through the 

cooperotion ')1' the Reij. 

giO\ls of the Sacred Heart 

and lay persons is dedi. 

"coted to prOYiding all'ex- (~ 

cellent Christian education 

for boys and girls 

in the, metropolitan area. 

Classes embOdy the 

Montessori' pre - school 

and the e Ie men tar y 

school, grades j.8. 

The Christlan Forme. 

tion Program will be conducted 

by the Religious 

of the Sacred Heart. 

'r0 request an interview 

and application 

form, please call the 

f\Clmissions Office, Academy 

of the Sccr~d Heart, 

TUxedo 6-1221. 

171 lAKESHORE ROAD, GROSSE POINTE PAil 

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Kim Anderson 

Weds In South 

Miss Wrobbel 

.:..L..•. ,. f.-:'~ ',':.., 

Will Be Bride 

Seiling Homes I~ Our Business, 

TU 1-6300 

MI'. and Mrs. John WrobbeJ, 

of WaY,burn rOll,d.care announcing 

the engagement of their 

daughter, Christine, to James 

G. Heidisch, son of Mr. and Mfs. 

GeOrge J. Heidisch, of Aline 

drive. 

The couple plans a June wed. 

diDg in St. Ambrose Church. 

Pointer PHil. HODGMAN, a 

Georgetown University senior, 

is' a letter-winning member of 

the Univer:sity's Tennis Squad. 

I 

Detroit General Hospital Church C:"''''le'. SJ_~- Se.s:i'Il'HfD\ DAVID KRISTUFEK, son of tute, Midland, Mich., coached 

I ..._ Beds 0Hi •• ~I 0 cure 0, M"_ MR. and MRS. JOSEPH KRIS- by MRS. JEAN ~OXIE. David, 

~ue ,cers -------- TVFEK, of Whittier road, is a majoring in Automotive Retail 

---.- , The Womeu's A.IsociatloD of IMrs. Richard Mertz, 881.8574; member of the uQdefeated ten-, Training, .s a graduate of 

I~ Det.roit GeDeill HOlSpltal GrD6Se Pomte Woods Presby- and Martha, lathering at the nis team of Northwood Insti. Grosse Pojnte High SchooJ.', 

After a sucllessful season of The First United Presbyter- service Leque, eleeted Mrs. terian Church has llCheduled Oxford road home of Mrs. WU- _ 

presentillg lectures by art lumi. ian Church of CoriJI Gables, Gt\~rge HaDe pre$ldent and Mrs. Circle meetings for: Den Tu. liam Maschmeyer, 888-5942. !iW : r====a 5 

. (11 Coral Gables, F'la., was the set- Jerry O'Brien,' Mrs. William day, April 8.' . , Evening Circles, gathering at 

nanes. A an D'Arcangelo, ting for the Friday, Marcb28, ,!ertz ~ JUs. v.:. D.. Wismer .A,fternoon Circles, meeting at 8 o'clock, include Mary, at the I1DAN KmKLAND!'JS 

Robert Indiana, Ivan Karp, ceremony at which Kim Cook VJce-pl'esld.ents at'lts eighth an. 12:30" o'clock:, iiiclude Abigail, Kerby road ~me of Mrs. Car. .,.'.- 

Robert Murray, Barbara Rose), AndersoD. son of Mr. and Mrs. nual meeting March .10. at the West Clairview court roll Lock, WIth co-hostess Judy NEEDLE POINT & KNIT SHOPPE 

the Friends of Modern ArtwilJ Marvin Robert Anderson. of Mrs. H. c. W9Od, will serve .holne of Mrs. Cecil Halbert Gajewski, 884-4596; Miriam, at EI 

I participate in a very special South Deeplands road, claimed as recording .secreta.ry, ¥rs. with C(l.bostess AIrs. Paul,Win: th~ :rorrey road ~ome o~ Mrs. ORIGINAL NEEDLE POINT DESIGNS, 

weekend 

25 26 

in 

d 27 

New York April 

Patricia 

J 1m N boe di b '1 Willi" Cia k th b st 

Ann Wakefield as his a Y r as correspon ng c ester, 886.20'; Iw.borab, ..m. r, WI co. 0 ess KNITIING PATIERNS C7 YARNS, 

, , an . bride secretary, Mrs. Richard Wilde meeting 'ill the Church sewing Mrs. Richard Kray, 881-0558: 

W. Hawkins Ferry, of Lake- . . .' as treasurer and Mrs. Rhea Room, wiul Mrs. JohD,Sparks, and Naomi, at the Roslyn road' I' CREWEL EMBROIDERY PATIERNS, 

shore road. chairman of this 'teFOllOWtWghi' thheTb5 . 30R0 elock 

d 

Jackson as financial secretary. ~, taking reservations; bomeof Mrs. Harold SChimmel, .RUG PATIERNS C7 WOOLS 

group within the Founder~ So- n s, awe e everen . Elizabeth Uag at th Bro d with co.hostess Mrs Gardon 

ciety Detroit Institute of Arts, Robert Polland officiated, the Elected to the Board of D1rec.. stDne ro~d!D=me of Jirs G"or- CameroD 884-'1339 • NOT IONS. 

has announced plans that in- I bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. tors were Mrs. Burton Ansell, don L)ng ~ith eo.hostes~ Mrs. " 1 

clude festivities at Sam wag-)/ Thomas Havens Wakefield, of Mrs.. Emory ~ter, Mrs. John DoDal Neill 8817790. d Pinpointing the target is the B161l5M.~.,CK :I~_.TH="EB~~ I""'. 

staffs loft in the Bowery, spe. Miami, entertained ata recep- McKinley, Jr., Mrs. Leon seho- Esthe: meeuiJg at-the 'HO~ main goal in any man's life. , -.... _.:'____ ...e. a;;;;51S 

cially arranged visits to the tion and bu~et ~er at the ~riex~.EI:~ Doege and wood avenue home of Mrs. cui -------------------------------- 

Burton Tr;)maine, William. au- Bath Club, Miami Beach. • . • Sp. Asmus, with co.hostess Mrs. 

bin and Eugene Schwartz 001- The newlyweds will return Gerald Schroeder, 888.0690. 

leetions and possibly .a visit to from a ~amaica v~cation to Wednesday Book Club More are Hannah, :.r;aillenng 

an artist's studio. m~ke thell' home 1D Grosse ~t the Wedgewood drive home 

Mr. Wagstaff, the Art Insti. Phmning a July 26 wedding Pomte. " The Wednesday Book: Club of Mrs• .Tacit SChmelz, with co. 

tute's curator of Con~mporary 'are SALLY PATRICIA GRAF- The bride, given iD marriage of Detroit gathered ~arch 26 hostesses Mrs. Arthur Church- 

Aft! is organizing the next ,FlUS' and Dennis Ray Foerster by her futher, wore. a floor at the Women's City Club. man, 775-2455, and ~s. Everett 

major event for the FMA - an ' length gown of candlelight peau ~ ' Hall; Lydia, metlling at the 

exhibition of contemporary whose engagement was an- de soie and Alencon lace. Her Guest •.peaker was James Newberry pIace,home.of Mr~. 

painting and sculpture from the Ilounced by her parents, Mr. candlelight. illusion veil fell Dance. Richard Reins" with co.hostess 

collections of members of the and Mrs. John A. Gr,ffius, Qf from a cluster of Mencon lace --- 

Friends of Modem Art. The Harbor Hill, at a' family pdrty. flowers. and she carriell a casshow 

will be open to the pub- The bride-elect is a graduate cade of. Eucharis lilies, gy,pso, 

lic at the Art In.stitute from of Grosse Pointe High School philia and ivy_ " . 

11111)' 14 through June 22. and Ferris State College. Her In floor length frocks. of uunt I 

. gretm crepe and. Vemce lace 

MRS. F; F. STETEKLUH, of fiance, son of Mr. ~ Mrs. were, honor. attendant Leslie 

Hand, road, recently visited the Ray Foerster, of Utica, was C/!therine W a k ef ie 1d, the 

state-o.wned Ringling Museums graduated from. Mount Clemens Ibrid.e.~ssister, and bridesmaids 

while vacationing on Florida's High School and attended Fer. Mrs. Ronald. Chris Sherr, of 

lower 'west coast. ris State College. Miami, Christina. Anderson, 

---- . Marcie Dee McGaheY,of 

THE 

GROSSEI 

'POINTE 

Miami Shores, and Angela Kaikas, 

of Dayton, O. ' 

Their headbands were halF. 

arcs of delicate yellorl flowers. 

They carried ca~cades of yel. 

low tulipS. white French. Wacs 

and gypsoPbUia. , , 

Marvin Robert Anderson aCted 

as his son's best man. In the 

usher corps were Manuel Esco- 

ACADEMY 

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Woman's Page' 

Theresa Ann Hakim.~~:~C;::::;:;n 

Marries Mr. ;'Fiedler The Grosse fointe Congrega. 

tional Church Women's Associa. 

tion will meet Tuesday, April 8, 

Newlyweds Will Make Home in Germany While He f:u~;~5 o'clock in the Church 

Completes Tour of Duty ""ith Un.ited States 

Army; Both Are U,of M. Graduates 

______ 

The business session will be 

conducted by Mrs. Alfred Tapert, 

president, and will. be foi- 

St. Clare de M?ntefalco Church was the setting lowed by luncheon served by 

for the ~esday evenmg, March 25, wedding of Theresa 

Ann Hak m d ht f M d f' 

. I, :lug er 0 r. an Mrs. Shaw David 

HakIm, of Devonshire.road, a~d Douglas William Fiedler, 

son o.f the Ralph MIlton Fledlers, .of Lafayette Park, 

DetrOIt. . f----------- 

Group Five. 

The afternoon program will 

feature two speakers from local 

organizations, Mrs. Charles Rein. 

owski representing the Grosse 

Pointe Council for Better Liter- 

~ recephon at the Grosse 

Pomte War Memorial fol. 

lowed the 6 o'clock rites 

at which The Reverend R: 

William Sullivan O.S.A. Officiated. 

gan, will make their home in ature and MrS.. Maurice .De-I 

Germany while he completes cler~q fr~m the Grosse P?I~te 

his tour of duty with the United Mobo~ Picture and Telev1S1on 

States Army. They plan to re- Council.. .. , 

turn to Michigan, where he will T~ey will ?lk about the com- 

enter the University of Michi- mUDlty servJl:es performed by 

,The bride, given in marriage 

b 

y 

h 

er fatner, wore a longsleeved, 

floor length crepe radio 

ance gown accented with appliqued 

lace and seed pearls. 

gan Law School. 

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W'III Wed , 

the groups they represed, and 

their presentation will be iol- 

lowed by a question-and-answer 

period. , 

Baby-sitting will be provided 

and reservationS may be made . 

Her Cathedral length Plantilla 

was fashioned of imported Chan. 

in lite Church office. 

tilly lace, and she carried a 

traditional calla lily bouquet. 

Honor attendant Barbara Jean 

Hakim', sister of the bride, 

war!! a floor length frock of .teal 

billecrepe radiance and. carried 

an arrangement of baby 

pink roses. . 

.Bridesmaids Amelia Hakim, 

another sister, and Patricia B. 

Hakim, cousin of the bride, and 

junior bridesmaids Angela' and 

Julia Abate, the \Jride's. niece, ' 

wore ,long-sleeved teal bll.le 

crepe radiance gowns, trimmed 

with silver leaf heading. They 

carried bouquets of Sweetheart 

roses .. 

Best man was J'Jseph Daniel 

l\fastrogiacomo, the b rid e - 

groom's brother-in~law. Usher- 

ing were Daniel Jenaras, Robcrt' 

Crowe and Randy Hin'!!s. 

Edward Anthony Hakim, Jr., 

the bride's nephew, was ring 

bearer. • 

The .bride's mother wore a 

floor length mist green. tunic 

gown trimmed with bead.accented 

lace. Tbe bridegroom's 

mother chose a topaz. chiffon 

ensemble. 

The newlyweds, bothgradu, 

ates of the University of Michi- 

,hop! 

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.hop! 

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884-6615 

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and forthrightness of deilgn 

Is characteristic of 

the best American craftslIIanship. 

None finer than 

Towle! 

Jewelers, Silversmiths 

91 Kercheval 

On the Hill 

TU 1-6400 

Just Something to Please 

Your Discriminate Toste 

FINE FURNITURE 

at Down to Earth 'Prices 

to.unlJuj 

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r:URNITURE 

14922 KERCHEVAL 

{Heor Alter Roadl 

Pholle 121.1166 

OPEN' to , 

• 

W011uin' s Club 

To Show Work 

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'I'he Grosse Pointe Woman's 

Club will be one of the clubs 

:participating in "Crowley Day" 

next Thursday, April 10, at 

Crowley's downtown store. 

An exhibit of charitable work 

G ~ 0 SSE POI NT EN E W S Plge Twenty-one 

Mrs. Douglas Fiedler 

Photo by Leo Knlibt 

do,ne. by the Service. Group Married Tuesday evening, March 25, in 81. Clare 

. under chairman,: Mrs. Sidney de Montefalco, Church were THERESA ANN HA. 

DeBoer and assiStant cha~an . KIM and Mr. Fiedler. Parents of the couple are the 

Mrs. M. L. VanDagens wIll be '. . 

. shown.' . Shaw DaVId Hakjms, of Devonshire road, and Mr, and 

! ----- Mrs. Milton Fiedler, of Detroit. - 

. MARY LOU JENNINGS, --------------~----- __ 

daughter of MR. and. MRS. 

PHILLIP H. ,JENNINGS, of 

Mount Vernon road, a junior at 

Mr. and Mrs.'William J. Hen. Denison University," Granville, 

dricks, ',of Willow Tree place; 0., has been elected rush chair. 

areannouncing~the,eiJgagement man of her sorority, Alpha 

?f their daughteJ:, LINDA BER- Omicron Pl. 

YL, to Edgar' Mark Gregory, 

Jr., son of the Edgar ,Mark 

Gregorys; of Handy road .. 

Tbe' bride-eleetiS' a graduate 

of Grosse Pointe. High School 

and the University of Michigan, 

where she affiliated with Kappa 

Kappa Gamma. 

The prospective bridegroom is. 

a graduate of Grosse Pointe 

High School and Michigan State 

University, where he affiliated 

with Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He 

received his Masters degree 

from Wayne State University. 

Former' Pointers Mr. and 

Mrs. William Ricbard Gillette, 

who now resi~e in Birming. 

ham, have. announced the 'engagement 

of their daughter, 

Sarah Elizabeth, to Robert 

Denis Hughes, son of Mr. and 

Mrs. Robert A. Hughes, of Redford 

Township. . 

Miss Gillette, a Grosse Pointe 

High Sch9QI graduate, is a senior 

at the University of :Mich- 

Exhibit of modem and 

tradft~al religious art of all "1ajol 

lalths. Works include painllngs. 

sculpture, graphics, textile:;;. 

metal, ceramics, enamel, and 

glass. Mote than 200 pieces by 

~ artists were selected. 

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fIe.OMIIS" 

igan, where sQe is affiliated ---,~----c------------ _ 

with Alpha Xi Delta sorority .. 

Her fiance, a graduate of St. 

Agatha's, is also a senior atthll 

University of Michigan.' His 

frate!11ity: is Phi Sigma Kappa. 

The couple plans a June 28 

wedding. 

MR_ and MRS. WILLIAM 

t>ENNIS BARTON,. JR., of St. 

Clair Shores, announce the 

birth of a daughter, MICHELLE 

MARGARETT, March 19. Mrs. 

Barton is the former LINDA 

LEE LOCKE, daughter of the 

KENNETH P. LOCKES, of Balfour 

road. The Bartons also 

have a two.year.old son, SCOTT 

WILLIAM BARTON. 

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by, of an,dfor Pointe Women 

EASTEB.' BINNEB 

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685 SToCUIR. 

GROSSE POIND: 

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,",able Service Only 

Williulnsburg Boo"" 

12p.ln., 2 p.m., 4 p.m. & 6 p.m. 

St•.'flair, Boom 

1 p.m., 3 p.m.,,5 p.m. & 7 p.m. 

FOOD SHOP OPEN 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. 

SPECIAL EASTER CAKES • BUNNY & 

CHICKEN COOKIES • HQT CROSS BUNS • ROLLS 

DECORATED WHOLE BAKED H.\MS • MOLDED SALADS 

Brownie Troop 

Has Full Year 

Brownie Troop 1722 of st. 

PauJ Grade SchoolreeenUy 

completed the final phase of a 

homemaking unit with an outing 

to a pizza restaurant. ' 

There, under the direction of 

Mrsl' Olga Santini, the Brownies I 

prepared, cooked and ate pizza. 

Brownie Leaders Mrs. Wil. 

liam Gigante and Mrs. Walter 

Howell report a very "clive 

year for their troop. The girls 

have had cook-outs at the Pier 

aad many other outings, includ. 

ing swimming, roller skating, ice 

skating and bowling. 

Cookie sales were successful, 

as was the service project at 

Christmas, which was making 

table favors for a nursing horn.e., 

The Hrownies are lookjng forward 

to a good time at the 

Girl Scout Day Camp this sum. 

mer I!nd are busy working on I 

their sit-upons and dishbags. 

Among the six outstanding I JOHN A. HAYES, 10ft of 

high school students from South- MRS. W.S. HAYES, of Wash. 

eastern Michigan . selected to ington road, is a student trainee 

att,end the National Junior at the Peoria Journal Star. 

Science and Humanities Sym- Peoria, m. This is part of Kalaposium 

at West Point Military mazoo College's Career-Service 

Academy April 30 through May program, which is designed to 

3 is NANCY LYNN KUSHMAN, give students a chance to gain 

of Stanhope avenue, a junior experience in their prospeetiv~ 

at Grosse Pointe North High careers througb on. the. job 

SchooL training. 

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ORIGINAL, DESIGN BALL 

GOWNS FOR THE OPERA 

/It The Studio of 

Li1lda 1l1. Fel1tlJer Desigmr 

t126 LOCHMOOR, G.P.W. 886-6.SlJl 

Ever thought ' 

of God 

as Mind? 

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tp.S. Kevin forgot to mention It'. for kids B and under but afteralf, lr-. his first ~., 

OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS 

fmport«J furs 

labeled to she'" 

&lOUntly of oriiln. 

Jacobsorrs 

In The Village 

COME 

TO A FREE 

Christian 

SCIence 

Lecture 

1:00 p.m. 

FriellY, April 4 

Fries Auditorium 

32 Like Shore 

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Final Cleorance 

l. • 

dYI,d So~th African 

lamb coat. 

138.00 

Young,spirjf~C2 

furs, the loft 

and rustrous 

South African 

lambs ••• at savings) 

'S.hOWR from cur 

collection, this 

double breasted 

back belted shaped telot 

In dyed boneJ black 

end havana brown. 

limited SizeS 

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Press Ladies Brunch Slated 

,Gay Pauley, women's editor 

oE United PresS' International, 

will speak at Theta Sigma. Phi's 

Ladies of the Press Brunch. 

This annual event will be held 

Saturday, April 12, at the 

ma Phi, an honorary journalism 

fraternity' for women, will confer 

their Headliner Award on 

Detroit's top woman journalist 

of the year at the brUnch. 

~rosse Pointe War' Memorial Entertaining.at a cocktail par. 

at 10 o'clock. . 

'~I' P I 1965 N ti I' ty at the Country Club March 

.... ISS au ey, a . a ona 128 h . h' b th d' 

lIeadliner Award winner directs onormg IS ro er an SIS' 

,around-the.world wome~'s news ter.in.law, MR. and MRS. J, 

coverage and is respected for LAWRENCE BUELL, JR., was 

outstanding reporting., IDANIEL H. BUELL, of Meadow 

. Detroit members of Theta Sig. lane. 

.' 

Engaged 

The 

Moth tJole 1 

Needle 'Point. I 

. Mr. a¥:d Mrs. Arthur S. Darling, 

of Hampton road, are an. 

nouncing the engagement of 

EASTERGifts 

SPRING FleWERS ON NEEDLE POiNT 

, 

16847 Kerc •• v'al 

in the ViDa•• 

C04,STERS • , ~'$j.50 

()O'OR, 'STOPS 17.50 

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PILlOW~ •• $17.50 up 

HAN~'BACS j5.00 up 

Upstairs at 81 Kercl;Jeval on the Hill 

TU '.3770 Hou.. 10.4 

Afraid to flyl Here's the Trip f~ Your 

REPEAT BY POPULAR REQUEST 

All ',Motorcoach 

Grand Tour of 

the WEST 

29 days -:- lene Detroit, Fri~, June 6 

return Detroit, Thurs., Jaily 3 

We are proud to J>resent .tb1ll * 3 NlIbts San' Francl5co with 

beauliCuJ trip which featura; 81ghtHelnc 

6 NATIONAL PARKSI * Hearst Castle at San Simeon 

Coultt 'em * 4 NlIbts Los Angeles with 

• sightseeing . 

* BI.:!ck Hills 

* 

* UnlversaJ CIty Studios (w(1rld'd 

Y llow to 

' " lGrge1lt) , ' , 

e I ,,~e * Knott'a ,Berry Farm '" Marine- 

* Crater Like " DI~~ J d 

M • W ........- * ..... ey an 

* ulr -- * 2 NIghts Las Vegas 

* Grand Canyon *' Narrow.guage railroad trip 

* Mesa Verde from Duran,!) to SlivertoD 

PLUS Colo. 

• ne.served lIealll at tbe fabulous *Roya1Gcr,e, Colo. . 

Portland ROle FellttvaJ *.2 N.ilhtl'CoJorado Spring. 

*See SIIlmon fuhlng va tb~ * Flne botw, many apeclal 

be.utlful Columbia RIver meal. (24), other .peclaI 

Drive. 'featllJ'f'..s 

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Wonderful heavy-duty aluminum will stnJctur. 

your pool waf/s. None of steel's rvstilll, Wood's 

warping. C'.oncrete's cracking. Nothing CM'I faze 

your Anthony Aluminum Pool, Nor itS extremely 

tough vinyl liner. Here's ti...smooth buuty that 

is totally impervious to water, chemicals, algae, 

bacteria, and ordinal)' abuse. Pool Ilzes to fit 

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Not only do you save a bundle by ordering now. 

You're swimming when the season starts with. 

out the mud, oust, and debris from a new pool 

installation •. 

PICK UP YOUR PHONE TODAY and find out how 

little it costs to really enjoy the swimming pool 

life. Especilllymw. 

881-1024 

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Spring Card Party 

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save 

• 

the ir daughter, CYNTHIA 

JEAN, to Dale Edward' De. 

Meulemeester, son of Mr. and 

Mrs. Clotaire DeMeulemeester, 

of North Brys drive. 

Cynthia attended Ferris State 

C61lege, where she affiliated 

, with Delta Zeta sorority. Her 

fiance is majoring iD. Business 

at Michigan -State University. 

He is affiliated with Sigma Al. 

pha Epsilon fraternity. 

A December wedding Ls 

planned._, 

J 

Kearney-Wiant ' 

Betrothal Told 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Metz, of 

Karen ,lane; Bloomfield Hills, 

are announcing the engagement 

of her daughter,.,Susan 'Eliza. 

beth Wiant, to Thomas Franc,is 

Kearney, son of Mrs. William 

Gordon, of West Palm Beach. 

Fla.; and Frank J. Kearney, of 

YorKtown road. 

The bride.elect, who is also 

the daughter of the late ~hobUlJl 

H. Wiant, attended Miami 

University of Ohio and the' Uni. 

versiiy of Michigan. Her soro- 

'rity is Kappa 'Alpha Theta. 

Her fiance attended the University 

of Michigan, where he 

affiliated with 8ilJlla Alpha Ep. 

silon fraternity. 

The couple plans an August 

16 wed~ng. 

The Ladies Auxiliary' of Harper 

Woods Lodge 585 F&AM: 

will hold its spring card party 

in the Jefferson 'l;emple at East 

Eleven ~le road, 81. Clair 

S h 0 res, Wednesday evening, 

April 16, at 7 o'clock. Prizes 

and refreshments will be provided. 

Donation is $1.25 and 

tickets will be available at the 

door. 

IUILDfNG & REMOOELING CONTRACTORS • RESIDENnAl & COMMERCIAl 

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6ROSSE'POIN.TE NEWS 

ThursdlY, April 3, 1969 

• I 

by, of and for Pointe Women 

AAUW Honors Two Members 

T.he Grosse Pointe' Branch of !Fellowship Fund I which is s~t 

the Americaii Association of up to aid women woo are work. 

University WomeD, at its all' ing .ODtheir ,doctOral deilree~. 

nu;al meeting OIl Mar c h 20, In addition, it was lIIDOUDCed 

award~ at~tal, oi $2,730 for thllt $130, raised by the MUW 

educational pUl'poses, approved Children's The a t r e project, 

a resolution backing the prin' would be given to the Natiollal 

ciple of 10 c a I Fair HousllJg AAUW's Corretta Scott King 

ordiDances aad honored two Scholarship FUJ1d, 

outstanding m e m be r s, Mrs, Mrs. Boresch is 'a past presi- 

Urban Boresch and Mrs. Ralph dent of the local AAUW Brauch 

Kimhle, by giving. fellowship and has served in lnany other 

gram in their names. . capacities in the organization, 

Three new officers elected including the offices of first add 

for the 10llowing year are Mrs. third vice.president. ' 

Theodore Flis, second vice- A graduate of Duke Univerpresident 

and membership chair. sity, she bas also worked witb 

mani Mrs. William J. Kirby, the GIrl Sc:outs, helped to or. 

third vicc-presitient and mem. ganize the .nursery school at 

bership chllirman; and Mrs. Grosse Pointe Memorial. Church 

Norman Geblar, treasurer. . and serves as president of a 

. Two $500 American Stl.idy Questers group, historian for 

Fellowships were given in the theDAR, and first vice.presinames 

of Mrs. Boresch and dent of the Friday Book Re. 

Mrs. Kimble, and a $1,000 grant view group at Memorial Church. 

in the n a m e oE the Grosse Mrs; Kimble, a graduate of 

Pointe Branch to the National Knox CoUele, bas served as 

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. ' 

changeover, 

\time. 

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famous Trader Vic's. RemodeledLobbyArea New AUractive Street 

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New Hilton ,Towers Color Television. . RedecaatedMeetingRooms 

RenovatedGuest Rooms New CoffeeShop Service 

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Serving 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 

MENU 

Fruit or Juice 

Hot Biscuits, Muffins or Toast 

Jams and Jellies 

CHOICE OF 

(A) Two Fresh Eggs, Any Style 

or 

(B) French Toast 

or 

(C) Creamed Mushrooms and Eggs in Flaky Pastry Shell 

Bacon or Sausages 

Coffcc, Tea or Milk 

$200 PER PERSON 

TAX INCLUDED 

CIIILD'S PORTION $125 

UNDER 10 , 

WE WILL CLOSE AT 3:30 P,M, 

ON 

EASTER SUNDAY 

Daily 9 •• m. ,. 9 '.Iff, 

C.rry.Ouf S.,,;c. on All foolfs. '""". aU.flOG 

. Named to the Dean's List at A. RICHARDSON, of Kensing. 

AAUW chalrma~ of the Arts" Boston College, Chestnut Hill, ton road, member of the Class 

Book Group chaU'man and for Mass:, for first semester aca- of 1970 in Boston's. CoUeg~ of 

the pas,t 10 yea r s has be~n demic achievements is DAVID Arts and Sciences. . 

hostess weekly to the StudiO _ 

Arts Group in her home. - 

Active in the community. ~--- 

Mrs. Kimble has held the offices 

of membership chairman for 

the League of Women Voters 

Grosse and ,program Pointe,chairman Congregational for the 

Church. 

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Fine Food &-. Cocktails 

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Participating in the 1969 Tri. 

State Hospital Assembly pro. 

gram which opens April 21 in 

Chicago, m., w ill be MRS. 

WILUAM NAGEL, representing 

the Cottage Hospital Auxiliary. 

speakilig on "Youth 

Working in the Hospital." 

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• LAMPS .' P.ICTURES • PLAQUES 

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TU 1-1285 16421HARPER-Near .Whittier 

OPEN EVENINGS MON., THURS. & FRI. 'TIL 9 O'CLOCK' 

Dimensions 

believed 

correct / 

but not 

guaranteed 

ORIGINAL - REFRESH ING 

The fines are ,graceful. The unexpecte~ 

is 

intriguing 

OUR MATCHMAKERS:- 

Po..1 Maxon Thomas Nester Winnifred M. Weyhillf 

Richord L. Moxon Axel P. HoTt Robert H. Opd,tc. 

B.rnard Whitley Becley Wicleard Merry Stamman 

H..gh C. Wilson William H. Rieman, J,. Ilene Kelly 

Williom B, Devlin Winfield 5. Jewel, Jr. Rachel 8au,"onn 

YOU AND YOUR NEW HOME 

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Member of Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board's 

Multiple Listing System 

10721 WHmlER AVE. ~~:ic~,1?er 

INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS 

CALL 371.2484 _ 

Meala and Sandwiches 

Served Until Closing 

There are many appealing features in this Grosse Pointe Farms house~ 

As to the floor plan, please note the 5 maip Bedrooms with 41/2 Bathrooms, 

the exceptional closet space, and the first floor utility room, 

It's d fun and functional house. Note the grouping of the Activities 

Room (it has bam siding). the Barbecue Room (complete with grilll 

and the Bar Room. If you have a family of lively kids, the Junior Dinin~ 

R?Om is a featu~e. Th~ Kitchen is unusually charming with many 

bUilt-inS. The heat IS radiant hot water, gas fired. There is a 9-ton 

central cooli!"g system. But this house must be gone through to be 

really appreciated. We would be glad to arrange it. 

MAXON BROTHERS, Int. TU 2.6000 ~ 

A cOnlcientlou. polley makes Its 41")1. frlen"

Thursday, April 3, /969 

Woman's Page • • • 

LA_ CHRISTY 

7.'AILORING, 

CLEANING & 

COMPLETE 

ALTERATIONS 

for both ladies and gentlemen. 

Skilled workmanship. 

W. Ny IIIN mink coats 

II", stoles. 

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VA 1.4063 

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for all makes 

. done on our pre'mises 

with ultrasonic cleaning 

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. Fine Jewelers Since 1934 

1660 I E, 0 Warren at Kensington Rd. 

. TU 1-4800 

OPEN DAILY 9 ~ 6-FRI. TILL 8 

SALE 

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Mldllgan Bankard 

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19 KERCHEVAL 

19023 Mack 

ACROIiS 

FROM _ 

SEARS 

First Offering 

Instantly Appealing 

Pictured on the terrace of the Country 

Club of Detroit where their Garden 

Party of Fashions featuring Clothes by 

Walton-Pierce will be presented April 17 

ate, (left to pght), MRS. JOHN LUZ- 

ADRE, of I5evonshire road, arrangements 

chairman fOf the event,sponsored 

by the Fontbonne Auxiliary of St. John 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Three 

by, of and for Pointe Women 

. • Photo by Pieronek Studios 

Hospital to raise funds for new X-ray 

equipment for the Hospital's Emergency 

Service, MRS. MARK VALENTE, JR., 

of Whittier road, general chainna:J., 

MRS. EDWARD KLIBER, JR., of. Audobon 

l:.)ad, publicity. chairman, and MRS. 

LEONARD CIAFFONE, also of Audobon 

road, special awards chairman. 

., ". 

Q 0 0 I. ymp OnY scheduled soloist, would not be 

B. 1995 T S" I . W.th S h """ organist Richard Ellsasser,'the 

'0 

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The mternatIonally famous or- Preludes. .. 

ganist E. Power Biggs will be .., !. '\ 

featured with the DetroitSym- BIggs s..cheduled 'his DetrOlt 

h 0 h tr . E t appearance only a few weeks 

able to appear. 

T. k ts' $1 50 $2 d $2 50 

IC e ar~ ., an .. 

an~ are a,vailable ,at FO.rd Audi. 

tanum, 961-0700, 811 Hudson's 

pony rc es a m an as e. r ago when it~ was learned that and all G innel1' .0 

Sunday afternoon concert April r s res. 

6 in Ford Auditorium at 3:30 

o'clock. 

The event will be one of the 

S y m p h any's popular-priced 

Kresge concerts, which are presented 

in conjunction with a 

Kresge Foundation grant. Sixten 

Ehrling will conduct. 

Biggs, whom Time. magazine 

called "the leader of the organ 

revival and the United States' 

most famous organist," is widely 

acknowledged as the person 

most responsible for creating a 

l20th Century renaissance of in- 

, teres~ in great organ music. ' 

His 16 years of SUnday morn. 

ing "tODcerts over the CBS rlt' 

dio network, which originated 

in the Busch-Reisinger Museum 

at Harvard beginning in 1942, 

were hearn by millions of regular 

listeners. He also has reo 

corded some 60 record albums, 

pressings of which number iu 

tile millions. 

He'll be heard with the Detroit 

Symphony in the Poulenc 

concerto for organ, strings and 

timpani and will perform a 

group of organ solos by J. S. 

..Bach. 

\ Ehrllng also will conduct the 

orchestra in Richard Wagner's 

Prelude and Good Friday Spell 

.from "Parsifal" and in Franz 

Liszt's symphonic poem ..~s 

Back from a three-week vacation 

in Florida, where they visited 

DR. and MRS. THOMAS 

J. MORRISON at their Palm 

Beach winter home before traveling 

oil to Delray, are the 

GEORGE O. JOHNSTONS, of 

East Jefferson aVenue. 

ond ance inside this 3 bedroom home you'll see why it deserves an "A+" rating, 

Two bedrooms and both on the first floor. Noturol fireplace in living I'oom. G~n~rous 

moster bedroom or dormitory type bedroom and lavOlOry on the second floor. FInIshed 

basement Plush new corpeting, Located one block from complete recreational p-,rk. 

If you're' ready to buy one of the Choice Offerings ovailoble todoy, we'll save you 

time and confusion by making a strong suggestion you a.rrange on early appointment 

through one of our consultants teday. Priced neor $30,000. 

, 

Exclusive by 

Fontbonne ladies Plan Fashion Parade 

TU 6.3800 

Famous Easter tl'aditions:, 

flowers, 

finery 

and family dinner 

at'Stouffer's. 

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Six traditional Colonials 

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Ihrry-two 5 bedr ..... herHS .. ailalll.l 

• 4 Bedroom-2% Both--Fomily Room 

• Bloomfield Hills Schools 

• Swimming Pool & Community House 

• Woodword to Opdyke, then 1Y2 miles North en Opdyke 

or Chrysler (1.75 Xwayl to Pontiac exit, then V:z mile 

norlh on Opdyke. 

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. " ""sYOU' fam;r:fe;tth;';';d it wHi be. 

, EASTLAND CENTER 

DR 1-8410 

Set Zoar Society Slate Fox Creek 

Supper-Bazaar Qllester Meeting 

The spring supper and bazaar 

presented by the loar Society 

will be held Saturday, April I:'. 

at the Evangelical Home for 

Children and Aged in West Outer 

drive, Detroit. The supper 

'will ,be served from 5 to 7 

o'clock. Reservations are not 

necessary. 

This is a special project for 

the benefit of the Home given 

annually by tile loar Society, 

which this year is celebrating 

its 90th anniversary. 

Bazaar items will inchlde 

handmade aprons, knitted and 

crocheted articles, homemade 

baked goods, jams and jellies 

and White Elephants. 

Assisting Zollr president Mrs. 

Ernest Pipper by serving on 

,various committees are Pointe 

.area residents: Mrs. Charles 

Mauser, Miss Edna Hack, Mrs. 

William Ludwig and Mrs. Howard 

Gould. 

MRS, HAROLD E. HARMON, 

of Oxford road, is among recent 

arrivals at The Cloisters, 

Sea Island, Ga. I 

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We buy old gold, 

diamonds. 

jewelry 

Terms 

Gladly 

Arranged 

776.5510 

, 

The Fox Creek Chapter of 

Questers will meet Thursday, 

April 10,' at 1 o'clock in tlIe 

home of Mrs. Robert Smith, ef 

Harvard road. Mrs. Robert 

Waters, president, will officiate. 

The program will be a study 

paper given by Mrs. Smith on 

Antique Mirrors, 

FRANCIS M. WILSON, M.D., 

of Lewiston read, has been 

elected a Fellow of the Amer. I 

Named to the Dean's List al 

Holy Cross College, Worcester, 

Mass., is MARK T. HODGMAN, 

Class of '72, of Oxford road. ': 

Adult Exc:erc:ise 

Classes 

Lose Inches for 

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Call 

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ican College of Physicians. l!==========.! 

GtJmOYOUR SIGHT WITH MMOAUJI 

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THE SAFEST LENSES MADE. 

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makers of high grade glasses since 1876 

97 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, TU 2.5950 

20148 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods, TU 1-8681 

GIVE YOUR DOG A VACATION IN THE COUNTRY 

AT ~HE KERRY DANTS KENNEL 

"Whatever the season or the reason" 

OUR FEATURES: OWNER-OPERATED KENNEL 

Heated Kennel - Good Food, Air,' Exercise and Attention 

Separate Indoor Quarters with access to Private Cement Runs. . 

Pick-up and Delivery in Grosse Pointe area Monday through Fri4ay 

Round Trip $2.00 Service Chl>.rge . 

RATES: $2.50 PER DAY 

OUR LOCATION: 

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Call tlIe Kennel for reservations - 1-752-3686 

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ENGLISH COCKERS. KERRY BLUE TERRIERS. WHWPETS 

is imagination a liability? 

Could be ... because some folks say our line is all wayout, 

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field, but we make all the carpet basics, too. Remember: 

it took our trail-blazing kind of imagination to produce 

th~ first 100% tufted nylon and Acrilan~ tufted carpets 

in the industry. Get the way-outs and the 

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THE GROSSE POINTE 

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 

240 Chalfonte at lothrop 

Grosse Pointe" Michigan 

, EASTER WORSHIP, 

"SEEING THE UNSEEN" 

, 8:15, 9:30 fnd 11:00 a.m. 

Easter breakfast by reservation, 7:00. a.m. 

Church School through, Primal)' Grades 

MINISTERS 

John William Estes, Jr. Maynard W. Hammond 

CHRIST' EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard 

GOOD FRIDAY 

12:00-3:00 p.m. The Three Hours 

EASTER EVE 

. 4:00 p.m. Holy Baptism 

EASTER DAY 

HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON 

7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. 

A NI11'IeI'1 it available. 

afOUl ,.int. 

Unilarian Church 

1'2:150 Maumee at Neff ... 

Dr. Ho.TT'I/ C. Me.ero. 

MornlJl&: Sem. 

UId Chlll'ch 8ehool 

10:30 a.m. 

"EMMAUS: 

THEN AND NOW" 

Dr. Harry C. MllIerv. 

GROSSE 'POINTE WOODS 

gJresb!Jterian Church 

19950 MACK AVE. at TORREY RD. 886.4300 

"THE EASTER SIDE 

OF THE CROSS" 

Dr. JOM Olert, Jr. ' 

. Worship :5ervice15 9 and 11:10 

10 to 11.a.m. Church Educatioa School 7:00 p.m. Sr. High 

(Nunery at Service,)- 

We Cordially lm,ite You To Worship With V, 

At these Holy Week Services ••• 

TWO GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES 

April 4, Afternoon Service. 1 to 2 p.m. - Evening Tenebrae Service, 7:30 p.m. 

THREE EASTER SERVICES 

April 6 Sunrise Service at 6:30 a.m. Services at 9:30 and 11 a.m. 

Pastors: 

George E. Kurz and Alan F. Harre 

ST. JAMES 

L.UTHERAN CHURCH 

McMILLAN ROAD AT KERCHEVAL 

IN GROSSI! POINTE FARM. 

Ceo. E. E--.p- 

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Lufh~ran 

Church 

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Kercheval' and lakewood, 

VA 2.2121 

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ST.,PAUL EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH 

Cholfonte and Lothrop, Grosse Pointe Form~ 

HOLY THURSDAY EASTER 

1'30 p m. Holy Ql"",unloD 

7 ;n p'r. Holy CommuolOD 

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GOOD FRIDAY 

7:45 p.m., Holy CommunloD 

7:00 a.m., Worablp 

':15 a.m., 1lI'1'lkfut 

9:30 a.m., SuodPy SChool 

l1:ooa.m., WorIDJp 

11:00 a.m., Sunday 8ehool (108) 

12:U p.m., HolyCOIDIDUoloD 

TRE ORE SERVICE GOOD FRIDAY 

I 12:30.3:00 

Rev. Charles W. Sandrock 

Vicar Thoma$ Andersen, 

Mr. Wm. Christoffersen, Choir Director 

Mrs. Clemens Koepplin, Organist 

GOOD .FRIDAY SERVICE at 1 :15 p.m. 

Sermon Theme: "HE DIED FOR ALL" 

EASTER SUNDAY SERVICE 

10:15AM. 

S~rmon Theme: 

"I';-M TIjE FIRSTA~~THEi LAST" 

SunclClYSchool 9:00 a.m. 

A.H.:,A. Loeber, Pastor 

~\~Cbrist.the,Kirag 

Lutheran Church 

Mack and Lochmoor, Grosse Pointe Woods 

. MAUNDY THURSDAY 

. Festive Service with 

Lord's Supper 7 :30 p.m. 

EASTER 

8 :OO-Family Service 

9:15-Easter Breakfast 

10 :30-Family Service 

GOOD FRIDAY 

Noon Day Service 1 p.m . 

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Vespers wi'h Lords 

Supper-7:30 p.m. 

Pastor Rev. WoUer J. Geffert 

TUA-5090 

GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH 

Sunday School: 9 :45 a.m. 

Mack and 8 Mile Roads 

Worship Service: 11 :00 il.m.-S~rmon 

"THE ELEQUENCE OF EASTER" 

7:00 p.m.: Handel's Messiah (Easter Portion) 

Ministers: Dr. Dale Ihrie-Dr. Robert Radcliffe 

First 

English 

Lutheran 

Church 

Evangelical 

Vernier Rood at 

Wedgewood Drive 

Grosse Pointe Woods 

MAUNDV THURSDAV-Holy Communion, 8 p.m. 

GOOD FRIDAV-Worship SelVice, 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. 

Services for children also arranged. Worship with Holy 

Communion at 8 p,m. 

EASTER SUNDAY-Sunrise service, 7 a,m. Easter Breakfast 8 

a,m, Sunday School, 9:30 o,m, Festive Service with Holy 

Communion, l' a.m. 

WORSHIP THE RISEN CHRIST WITH US 

Rev. Paul F. Keppler, Pastor 

TUxedo 4.5040 

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Discover the Difference ••• 1 

, _ The Cumberland College Band frrYfll, Williamsburg, Kef&. 

tucky, 'wi!! prf~ent a speci~l Ccmcert Easter Sund4y flight, 

April 6th, at the Ebenezer Baptist Church at 7:00 p.m. 

The 50 piece band u71der the directiotf. of Dr. Harold 

R. Wortman will playa' varied program of sacred musii:. 

Associate band director T

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6.ROSSE PqlNTE N~WS 

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wens IS 

Mr. J. D, OWensof Buckingham Road, GrosSe' Pointe Park:' 

former news correspondent, ex-eolummst, world-famoUs raconteur, 

professional PR consultant and patron of the Grosse Pointe 

War Memorial Association. ' 

There's nothing Mr. Owens would rather do than 

stalk. the wily Malay tiger or Africa's elusive dik.dik, 

! especially from'the safety and comfort of a theatre 

seat in the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center. ' 

Mr. Owens is an avid fan of George Pierrot's 

Adventure Series, a recent addition to the Center's 

regular program schedule. He and his family have 

discovered an almost unlimited variety' of cultural, 

social and recreational activities at tqe' Center, rangingfrom 

legitimate theatre and chamber music through 

bridge-clubs and French classes. Mr. Owens is check- 

. ing into the Gourmet Club and, of course, the Adult 

Ski Club. He's a War Memorial contributor. 

You see, the Center earns about three-quarters 

of its operating expense, but that just isn't enough; so 

each year people like you and Mr. Owens-from all 

the Pointes-join in a Family Participation Campaign 

oa on? 

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to meet the 'rest of the budget, so we can continue 

our full schedule. This year our goal is $80,000. Any 

, size gift is greatly appreciated. 

Want to go along on one of Mr. Owens' "trips"? 

Great. You've probably already received a Free Activities 

Pass in the mail. It includes five excellent pro- 

.grams for every member, every age group of your 

family. This Pass is good only through April 19th, but' 

there are worthwhile events eVery day of the week, 

. no matter when you come. See for yourself .. 

We think that 'once you get acquainted you'll 

agree a contribution to the Grosse Pointe War 

Memorial Center is just another way of supporting 

your own family. 

RightJ. D.? 

Indubitably. 

Won't you send your check today to.' 

Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center 

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Thursday, April 3, 1969 GROSS E PO IN TEN E W S 

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Flowers For A Moon~cape 

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Named to the Amherst College 

Dean's List for outstanding 

academic achievement durin~ 

the fall semester is JOHN ARO'" 

NOW HOAG, a 1968 cum laude 

Grosse Pointe University School 

graduatc, son of JOHN HOAG 

and DR. REGINE HaAG, of 

Washington road. 

From Another Pointe of View 

(Continued from Pace 17) 

radiOgnpbie head and skuU walt and a complete dart. 

room f~Uity with an au.tomatie film proeenor. 

The equipment wiD be .Rvailable to give prompt 

diagnostic studies o~ a 24.bour basis. 

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June Bride 

Augus.t Bride 

Ibex Discovers Bonui 

BonSai, the centuries-old Japanese art of dwarfing 

trees for ornamental use in homes and gardens, has been 

"discovered" by literally hundreds of Pointe ladies in 

the past year or so. ' 

Now Ibex members will have an opportunity for 

en masse Bonsai "discovery" whell they gather Wednesday, 

April 16, at 1 o'clock in the Lakeshore road home 

of Mrs. David D. Williams. r 

William Bray, of Frank's Nursery, will present a 

Bonsai lecture-liemonstration. Hundreds of ye,ars agQ 

tiny trees, naturally dwarfed by conditions of soU and 

climate, were collected from fields and mountains, plant- Photo 111J. S. DeFore.rt Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. 

ed in special containers and pruned and 

come part of exquisite miniature.landscapes 

trained 

highly 

to be- 

prized Planning: a late June wedding An August wedding is being 

at the Soutb Salem, Mass., planned by MARILYN JANET 

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Y generations of Japanese families. home Of her maternal grandpar- WEYllING and George Michael 

In today's "hurry-up" world young trees, raised for ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich. Elworth, whose engagement bas 

two or three years in. nurseries, are pruned, wired and aroson Oates, are ANN E I been announced by her parents. 

trained to look like naturally dwarfed trees. 'This "in- KNIPP DONNELL ~nd Cadet :Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Weystant 

Bonsai" technique will be demonstrated by Mr. Herbert Maurice Kithcart, a hing, Jr., of McKinley 'avenue. 

Bray. - member of the Class of 1969 at The bride-elect will be gradu- 

. Mrs. Thomas C. Burke, Ibex house-and-garden chair. the United states Military Acad. ated from the University' of 

man, will preside at the meeting. emy. West Pointe, N.Y. Michigan in August. Her fiance. 

,. ,. * The bride-elect is the daugh- son of Mr. and Mrs. James 

Six,creations of "Space in. Bloom" were displayed ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton P. Elworth, of Chicago, Ill., reo 

at a press preview Thursday, March, 27; at the Village You've Come A Long Way, Ladies. •• ' Donnell, of Balfour road. Cadet ceived his Bacbelors degree 

Women's Club in Birmingham. These and scorer, of ' Yo.u've got the vote. and you bave your own Kithcart is the son 6£ Mr. and from Stanford and will be 

other, exhibits ar~- being prepared by lIlembers of the ~ women's programs at the local (Hannan Branch) Young 'Mrs. Maurice Kithcart, of Bowl- gradu.ated from the University 

Michigan Division of the Woman's National Farm and Men's Christian As~iation and you're even sometimes _in_g_G_r_ee_n_,_'O_. o_f_M_i_c_hi_ga_n_L_a_w_S_ch_oo_l_in_M_a_ y . 

Garden Association for their ninth 'mnual flower PUBLICLY apprecIAted ••• 

show at Wright Kay and Company in Woodward ave-'. Consider the case of Rae (Mrs. James) Webers. of 

nue, Detroit, 'April 23 and 24. "Moon Shot," exhibited / Lak~poine avenue. member of the Grosse Poine League 

by Pointer MRS. ROLLIN ALLAN (left), is viewed by of Women .voters, elected chairman of Its Reerea~on 

~RS. C: E: McGUIRE, ,of Lochmoor boulevard, as- Study Item m 1966; mem':M'r in.1~'l of the. GrossePomte 

slstant entnes chai~man. Park Parks and Recreation Citizeas AdvISOry Committee,'who~ 

p'~se 'Was to consider plans for the new 

. "h . . , · ' '1 swimming, poOl aJid, other park facilities; Swimming. and 

S horf an'd to t e Po. Inte Exercise Inrltmetor at the Hannan "Y" ••• 

(Continued from Page 17) 

MRS; WILLIAM LYONS, of 

Whittier road,' and MRS. R. H. 

OPDYKE, of Fairway drive, 

are members of the Madrigal 

Club of.Detroit, AUGUST MAE- 

KELBERGHE wnductor, appearing 

in concert Friday evening, 

April 18, in the Lecture 

. Hall of the Petroit Institute of 

Arts. 

.JANET PEAT, daughter of 

DR. and MRS. ALEXANDER 

C. PEAT. of Devonshire road. 

was one of a dozen senior Dental 

Hygiene studen~ at the 

University of Kentucky whO, 

for a week, participated in a 

study of community life in Lexington 

and Fayette County, 

Ky., home of the University. 

DOROTHY CHRISTIAN, of 

Barrington road, president of 

Alpha Delta Kappa's Beta Alpha 

Chapter of GrOsse Pointe, has 

announced that EMILY DEN- 

NI:5 assistant director of the 

Bro~k1yn, N.Y., Children's M~seum, 

was chosen from appr~xI' 

mately 300 applicants to reCClve 

the first $8,000 research ~rant 

awarded by the international 

honorary sorority for women 

educators. Miss Dennis will use 

her grant for a two-year study 

on how to take the facilities of 

a. museum to people in; underprivileged 

areas, urban and 

rural, Mrs. Christian further announced 

that Alpba Delta Kap. 

pa now is beginning to receive 

applications from any woman 

with a Masters degree for ;he 

second of three research gran~, 

and that applications and 10stnlctions 

may he obtaine,d from 

the sorority's headquarters, 1615 

West 92nd street, Kansas eity. 

Mo., 64114. 

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MRS. C. J. MAY. of Roslyn 

road, is chairman of the East 

Side Alumnae Grou, of Alpha 

Gamma Delta. which will join 

other local Alpha Gamma Delta 

organizations to opserye the 

fratcrnity's 65th anniversary 

and International Reunion Day 

April 12 at Wayne State Uni. 

versity's University C e n t e r. 

. . Partly as a tribute. to Rae, the Hannan .YMCA, In 

.'. its' wom~n's program, is bosting. momln« ot Cfgym and 

MISS LINDA KUMMERFELD, swim" for the Grusse Pointe ~WV Tuesday morning 

MISS DIANE HOISON and April 15. , ' 

MISS IRENE DUDLEY. Now THAT. w" think, Is 8. nice bit of news ~ •• 

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NORMA E. KLEINERT. the 

daughter of .MR. and MRS. 

NORMAN E. ~EINERT, of 

Lake.Shore drive, was initiated 

into the Beta .Epsilon 'Chapter 

of' Alpha Chi Omega Sorority 

at Michigan State University 

March 29. Miss Kleinert is now 

ANNE FISHER, daughter of attending ~SU as a junior, ma .. 

MR. and MRS. EDWIN H. joringin Child Development. 

FISHER, of Washington road, She wilt be living in the' sohas 

been selected by her.c1ass- rority house until she graduates. All. 

Among those expected to attend .. .. * 

are localites MRS. GEORGE RAYMOND C. EDDY. form. 

AUCH MRS. JOHN BAE'l'Z, erly assistant dean at Buckncll 

MRS.' PAUL CORNELISEN, Univcrsity, has been appointed 

MRS DAVID CROCKER, MISS an as~ociate dean in the Of. 

DOROTHY J E F FER SON. ficc of Student Affairs at the 

MRS. ROBERT MARTIN, MRS. 'II Univ('rsity of Deleware. He and 

B. F. MARTIN, MRS. EARL G. hi.~ wife. the former NANCY 

MERRITT, MRS. ROB E R T RYAN, and their three sons, 

MOLLOY MRS B B. PHIL. RODNEY, SCOTT and MICH. 

LIPS. MRS. C: E: ROGERS, AEL, are visiting his parents. 

MRS. CARL SWANSON, MISS MR. and MRS. RAYMOND W, 

DOROTHY VANDEWALLE, EDDY, of Pemberton road. 

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Postscript To .J,re's; Falewells 

Last week,. we listed. a series ()f parties honoring 

Jere (Mrs. Patrick J.) Burke, before she moveS from Lakepointe 

avenue to Florida-and, 'inadvertently, omitted 

the gathering given by Mrs. J.B. Hill, of Neff road. ' 

Like all' Jere's other good.bye get-togethers, it was 

delightful . • • Just ask any. of the Dolphin Swimming 

Club members who were there • • • .. , 

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r;;1~~SS.~~~~tr;~id~~%o~~ • • • .. \ ystems. " re. 0 

College of' Virginia, a two-year ANN GILLIS. daughter of . 

college for women under the PlllL GILLIS; of Kensington F S I BI 

direction of the Religious of road, recently appeared in the or.' pace .n,. oom 

the Sacred Heart of Mary. Eastern Micl'ligan University 

• •• Players' production' of "An 

Member of Culver Military Italian ,Straw Hat." Ann, a H I J P----d-V-- N.LJ..: I 

Academy's Polo 'Team, partici- sophomore, portrayed the role eaven Y ourney remise isitors to inm Annua 

pant in the National Inter. of Helene. Mic~igan Division WNF & GA Wright Kay , 

scholastic Polo Championship * * * rdl"" Flower ShoW' April-23 'and 24 -, 

matclies which began March Among students awa to'" . 

28' audwill' conclude April.13 Branstrom Prizes at theUhi- . Embodymg man's journey .into the cosmos o( the 

at Southern Arizona School in vliz:sity". of' Michigan HonOrs sQlar system and the celestial elements of unlimited 

Tucson, Ariz., is JIM VLASIC, Convellti?n March 28 were,St. galaXies "Space in Bloom" an exhibition of flower ar. 

a Culver senior. son of MR. and Pa,ul High School graduate " ts d tabl tti'. .iD . . 

MRS; .ROBERT J. VLASIC, of CHARLES MICHAEL WILSON rangemen an. e se ngs, w . be staged April 23 

South Deeplands. 1'0lid. Son of MR.. and MRS. GEORGE and 24, ~ednesday, and Thursday, at Wright Kay and 

.* *- * J. WILSON, of Lothrop road, Company In Woodward. av~nue, Detroit. . 

DAVID' C. ANDERSEN, son and Grosse Pointe High School Presented by the 1I1chi.

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copy and cancellations. It is 

suggested that all fell estate 

copy be submitted to our of. 

fice by Monday 5 p.m. 

U-MUSIC :,EDUCATION 

PUNCH AND JUDy 

MUSIC STTJDIOS 

Guitar Piano 

Guitar Rental and Sales ' 

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, Grosse Pointe Farms 

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Transcribing, general typing, 

Mack-Cadieux Area 

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want done, we'll do it •.. 

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Reliable, experienced. 

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Will travel. 884.5545 after 4 

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FICE. Recent experience. Ma. 

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PRACT1CAL NURSE desires 

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maid. PRescott 8-6613. 

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FLAT, 6 room upper. adults. DC)GROSSE POINTE "VILLAGE" 

pets. Security deposit. $125 OHices - desk space - parking 

monthly. TUxedo 5-4381. TU 5,()S18 TU 2-7252 

ALTER ROAD.E, JEFFERSON 500 TO 1,200 sq. ft. air condi. 

SpaCiOUSfront 3 room apart- tioned b u i 1din r;. St. Clair 

ment. Newly decorated.range, Shores. 771-1870. 

refrigerator. Security deposit. " 

one year lease. $150 montb. AVAILABLE !mmedlately: Sev. 

Couple preferred. Vall e y eral offices ~n Chet Sampson 

2-6611. Travel ServIce Building, 100 

Grosse Pointe Park Maryland 

close to Jefferson, large 5 

room iower, $180, includes 

heat, stove, refrigerator, new 

garage, lawn service. Security 

deposit. Adults. 293.7639 

or TUxedo 4.9040. 

INCLUDES 4 bedrooms, 2 

balhs, garage, lawn care, 

large rooms and space of a 

house with economy of a ter. 

race. 2.year I e a s e. $23~ 

month11 as is; ~O if redec. 

orated. 373 Rivard. eorner 

lIIaume.. SM-&53L 

APARTMENT 

LARGE 1-bedroom apartment in 

~ttractive building,' Grosse 

HIGH SCHOOL boy desires lawn Pointe area. Living room, diD. 

and garden work in the Grosse ing area, kitchen with G.E. 

Pointes. Experienced. 884. I built.ins, '$155 including heat 

SECRETARY 9461 after 6 p.m. and hot water. Days, TWin- 

Kercheval. Possible suite ar. 

rangement. $70-$90, including 

utilities. TUxedo '5.7510. 

NEW BRICK BUILDING 

GROSSE PO r N T E WOODS, 

21308-12 Mack, comer Aline, 

4400 sq. ft. open area, airconditioned, 

large rear area 

parking lot also individual 

offices available. Ideal for 

any use. 

MEDICAL - PROFESSIONAL 

20807Mack, One 5 room suite. 

Immediate occupancy. 

TU 4.1340 TU 6-1068 

NEW OFFICE for rent. 12x18 

available May 1. Sbare Gal 

Friday with 2 reps. Mack ave. 

Grosse Pointe Woods. 884- 

&800• 

6D-*RESORT PROPERTY 

FOR RENT 

SUMMER'HOME 

200 ft. of private beach, Lake 

Huron. One hour from Detroit 

Five bedrooms, newly decor. 

ated, all conveniences,week, 

month. 881.3821. 

Charge Ads-I 2 Words fOl $1.25 GeJ1e~al oHice. s~orthand and TYPING _ General My borne. hrook3.3663; nights,886.3054. 6'-TO SHARE- 

10e eoch oddilional word typmg. Good skills. Eastlan~ CaU after 3:30, sSl-6495. NEFF - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Living Quart.,. 

C 11 I area, 886.1800.. firepl2~e, porches, garage. $165 PER MONTH to share a 

TUxedo a 2-6900 ~LAND PERSONNEL has 15A-SITUATION WANTED I Adults. References. TU 5.2209. desirable 2 bedroom home in 

m~y ope~gs. If you have (Domestic) 435 BARCLAY Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Wcoos with 

3 TNflk Lines 1 clerICal skills and recent . F N Ii d J'oung lady. PR 7.9075. 

BARN SIDING - Authentic I" 

weathered, hand hewn, lIa. 

tural timber. 1-463-2179. 

WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, 

13 cu. ft., good for home or 

cottage, $75. Brass firescreen 

$10. Plaid canvas buggy $5. 

TU 4.3451. 

LOOK GOOD-STAY FIT 

EXERCISE IN YOUR HOME 

Rentals and Sales: 

• Belt vibrators 

• Roller massages 

• E.lectric cycles 

• Steam cabinets 

• Joggers (Treadmills) 

• Speedbike 

Call Wi:fred J. Dodd &: Co. 

TAshmoo 5-88(1 

BARN WOOD. l" weathered 

bar n siding, hand hewn 

beams. LAkeview 7.6189. 

Upholstering Sale 

Chairs $29 Sofa $69 

Free pickup, m!yil"C1 

and Scotdlguordlno 

36~6100 

8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 

T.V. COMBINATION with radio 

and record player. .( rugs, 

wooJ extension ladder, porch 

furniture, child's swing set. 

'[housands of household items. 

379 Hillcrest near Moross. 

Grosse Pointe' Farms. 

1j.FOOT GRAND Brown ma. 

hogany. Good condition. Must 

seU.882-8424. 

TO SETTLE ESTATE - Very 

fine Pastel mink coat, size 

16. Homo Pastel miilk stole. 

Very reasonable. 882-5601. 

VIOLIN, bow and case. Studio 

used. Excellent condition 861- 

2862. 

GE MOBILE MAID coppertone 

poria b I e dishwasher, like 

new .$100. Kenmore gas dryer, 

$35. Kenmore washer, 

$10. 60" maple harvest table, 

2 maple ladder hack chairs, 

excellent condition, $75. Fire . 

place fixtures, $5. Lawn mow. 

er. $10. Ladies' winter clothes, 

size 10. 886.1472. 

STUNNING contemporary black 

knee bole desk $30. TU 2.2299, 

after 4 p.m. 

GUITAR FOLK. Like new, $25. 

Used, good .condition. 861. 

2662. 

8-ARTI~LES FOR SALE 

ANTIQUE WlUTE bedroom set, 

double bed complete $165. 2 

living room chairs, ideal for 

rec room, $5 each. Work table 

$5. 882-4410. 

I CAN teach you to sew in just 

six weeks with confidence and 

enthusiasm. Idell learning 0pportunity 

for teens, housewives. 

Afternoon, eve n in it 

classes, starting April. $15 

for 6 weeks. 884-9403. 

GRANDMOTHER'S AT TIC 

TREASURES accepted 011 

consignment for resale. 

working experience Call 372. LIVE. IN overseas domesti~s truarmti~'eW 

3 

°bed 

THE GRIST MILL SHOPPE 

~1151 Mack 886.1640 

GERBILS, 2 pilir. AU glass, 26 

gal. aquarium, brand new. 

Small glass aquarium. Refrig. 

erator unit suitable for boat. 

886.8458. 

use 0 ... S.ALD nAnON' 1149. ayVourallahbolemefor placement m 

• 

DOWNTOWN. AREA ICOLLEGE STUDENTS wbo are FIT FOR A QUEEN AGCY 

~ ~ ~ewa stmd out of school from now until 352-1000 . 

late summer to load vending . . . 

E. JEfFERSON TO CITY LIMITS I machines, full time, steady COOKING, Will live m 5 days. 

~~'J:>'s~ work, good pay. East side. VAlley 4.3419. 

I8CIO £. JeffUlOD I' Call LOraine 7-3660, extension WOMAN would like day work. 

~OSSE POINTE PARK 7146. $15 per day. 823,1073,after 5. 

IlilJer ~. 

5~~~~vdIeY&1 DO YOU ENJOY ART EXPERIENCED lady desires 

BeICOllSfle1d aDd KeftbevI1 OR INTERIOR DECORATING daywork, Tuesdays. Wednes. 

Loll's party Store 011 days, and Thursdays. Grosse 

un er co 

2R' bSathsc,osen'paratedin~mmgS'roomn, Will 

with 

share 

mature 

Grosse 

woman 

Pointe 

or couple. 

home 

family room, 2-.ear attached Reply Box N-4, Grosse Pointe 

~aJage. c~ntral ~ir.conditlo~. News. 

mg. Av~able IJ1 approXl' 

mately SIXwee'ks. 7-WANTED TO RENT' 

COX & BAKER FORMER Grosse Pointe r,1si. 

TUxedo 5-7900 dimt would like to rent home 

RIVARD, lower fiat. 2 bed. in Grosse Pointe for summer 

mOliths _ June through Au. 

rooms, heated" carpeted, gar. gust, 4 or 5 bedrooms, Please 

age. Call evenings after 8. 11 "D. OS80 

885-4485. ca....... . 

6 H.P. Garden Tr8ctor with reel 

mower, rotary mower, snow 

plow. Also hand rotary mow. 

et. 886-3205. 

NOT RESPONSIBLE' for carpets 

cleaned any other way. 

Rent our new :Jlacine Machine. 

Use rooms instantly. WaHters, 

203fi9'Mack. 

FOR SALE ' 

BUNDY Clarinet. TUxedo 6- 

2646 

. 

oa Ch&rIeYObt aDd Lakepolat.e We have An opening in your Poi n t e references. VAlley GROSSE POINTE PAR K _ WIDOW - Former G1'Ollse SKIIS boo-ts 1 TU do 2 

GROSSE POINTE CllY 

Aller PN1y store 

lIack ,. st. Clair 

e"DoW.bam'. D1II&!' 

N~~~~~&1 

Notre Dame and Kercbev&1 

. lieD 8_111' Ho~JW 011 C.d1eWt 

-r 

area to represent our Art 

Gallery and to assist us in 

creating art shows and 00. 

plays with women.s clubs, 

church groups, etc. 

Part time, very good income. 

3.9690 after 6 p.m. 

EXPERIENCED lady desires 

day work. Saturdays. Refer. 

ences. Call 869.3046. 

-- 

W 0 MAN 

.• 

WANTS daywo~:k 

., , 

Lower 5 room Bat. Retired 

couple nr mature lady. Secur. 

ity deposit. TW 1-6773. - 

64-FOR RENT 

(F.' h ef I 

umls e J • 

Pointer, .wishes modest living 

quarters. 1st floor, near ViI. 

lage, indoor cat allowed. Re. 

ply to Box M 88, Grosse 

Pointe News. 

WANTED: 4-bedroooi ~ouse or 

TICKETS TO 1969 TUXIS 

SHOW 

\ 

"For Heavens Sake" 

_.. 

C..... 

" po es. xe • 

898& after 6 p.J;I1, . 

SPINET piano, bench and sbeet 

music included. Tape record. 

er, Sypbonic. TUxedo 6-2389 

after 6'p 

. 

m 

• 

lOB-TRUCKS 

'68 BRONCO 

4-wbeel drive,. V-8. Custom cab. 

Full top. 3,000 miles. Factory 

wananty. 

$244 Down 

ED RINKE 

CHEVROLET 

VAN DYKE at 10& MILE RD. 

JE 6-0255 

'69 JEEP 

STATION WAGON 

4.whee1 drive, custom cab. Automatic 

transmission, V-B. Low 

, mileage. Unit like new. 

$'f,77 Down 

ED RINKE 

CHEVROLET 

VAN DYKE at 10* MILE RD. 

JE 6-0255 • 

GARA~E SALE ll-AUTOS FOIt SALE 

Saturday, Apnl 5, 10 a.m. to 4 ----.------p.m. 

784 Berkshire Rd. Mis. 1966 RAMBLER Ambassador 2. 

1 

cellaneous household items. door hardtop, Really a clean 

. . excellent running car. $1,399. 

Power wOOd w~~ k mg tools 10 $169 down. 

excellent cond~~on - !'\mo~ DICK SHALLA 

new. Sbaper, ]omter and 24 CHEVROLET 

.croll saw, CaR 882-4468 after 

• p.rn. 16700 HARPER TU 1-7600 

Thursd.y, April 3. 1969 

* ".* , ' . 

l1--AUTOS FOR SALE 

HELLO 

SPRING 

GET READY for the Easter 

parade with a beautiful 

, Dalgleish Pre.Owned Cadillac. 

CHOOSE yours now from De. 

troit's finest so¥ection. 

DALGLEISH 

CADILLAC 

6161 WOODWAllD TR 5.Q309 

Michigan's Largest Cadillae 

Dealer 

FREE PARKING DRIVE IN 

1947 PLYMOUTH, runs good. 

Body all original. No actual 

rust. $135. 822~2. Also 1942 

Packard. 

19 6 ~ PL YMOtJTH Barracuda 

hardtop. Really sharp! Special 

today, $1,199. $149.down. 

, DICK SHALLA 

CHEVROLET 

16700 ~ER TU 1-'1600 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

No art experience needed. carfare. 

cleaning. Ste..dy. 

Eastside 

worker. 

resident. 

$14, 

apartment by Canadian con-.5 

882 330 

or 

8819442 

- GRECO, classic g~tar with' BRITISH FORD Zodiac 1963 

B: Dru. Store, Mack aDd TolU" Salea or promotional ability Grosse Pointe references. 821. E~GEMERE. Attractive 3 bed. sulate family. Grosse Pointe case. Also Harmony guitar, 4 door sedan. 6 cylinder, 

Rmdl I(~cal 5eme. P1WIIIaCf. important. Call .Miss Joyce, 5576 ' ooms, 2% baths. 6 mont1L~or Park-Trombley school dis-, '. . $25 VAlley 2-6647 autom:atic, ~eeond family car, 

Mae!< and Mona 822-3788. . longer. $35.0 month. trict only. Before June 30. HANDPAlNTED m 11 k cans,' . 26,000 miles, l(lather uphol. , 

G.P. PM OffIce, I(IICk aDd Warren EXPERIENCED WOMANwis/:>. MAXON BROS. TU 2.6000 822.1258 basket and lunch box purses, REFRIGERATOR in excellent stery, radio, heater, $400. 

Tr~~:'th. BJ1l OPENING FOR beautician in es. day wnrk cleaning. $15.00. • Raggedy,Ann and Andy key condition, Crosley Sbelvador TUxedo 6-8498. 

Farms Dl'IIIl. Grosse Pointlt Farms beauty Ref",ences. 821.~'''7. ROSEVILLE-furnished kitchen. PROFESSIONAL co u pie, no chains. Mirrors with decor. -:too large for our kitchen- 

, P1&her Rd. and Kercheval s.alon. Operator leavm'g ~or ..... ettes and 'one bedroom apart- child en wl'sh to nt or sub a.ted frames .TU ~ . 

&c~..tt1b.~r.. IJ.~ ~-WII- -est Coas.t..... 1 l' r , re . . pril:ed for sale at $30.00. Call 

~... "" ........ _ .. 00 EXPERIENCED LADY desires ments. 'W.e.pay all' utilities. let furnished 2 bedroom house I' 'K" ""~n afte 6 k 

ClI!lJlJJl,bam Dl'IIIl completely furnished and maid or apartment by Jun'e 15th. AUTO~OBILE OWNERS.-Ap.. ...... """", r p.m. or wee • 

ILtck ~d 'I )(JJe'Boad GIRL WANTED for waitress ~~~~~;., ~~d:ri.75~~es. service. Come and see Man- References. Reply Box P43, proxunate1y$20 qu~~ly~~s ends. 

Co~J:t,.v:F'~ ~nulr work. Holi~ay Inn, East, 11560 ager at 32160 Gratiot across Grosse Pointe News. $10,000($20,000public liability, LEAVING city. Imported knick. 

Iferlt-Woodl DrII' Celltow, Harper. Interested applicants EXPERIENCED lady wishes trom Macomb Mall Shopping property dam age. TUxedo knacks,. silver, crystal, dishes. 

M~e!< and Boumemouth should apply in person to the daywork. ironing only; Refer- Center, Motel Morocco. Im- T H R E E ROOM unfurnished ,}.2376. Pole lamp. TV tables, cloth. 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS restaurant manager. . ences. Own transportation. mediate occupancy, ideal tor apartment on main fioor with ,t .... 527-0186 

GroS" Pointe Pbl.rmeCf. lIlIeJc and 922.3522. working couples, bachelor, refrigerator and stove only. 2 LARGE brown wlllg chaits,...... . 

1968 CADILLAC Coupe de 

Villes. 7 to choose from. All 

air conditioned. Priced from 

$,4,695. . ; 

COFFEY CADI LLAC 


LO 7.6811 

Mmcbesler . Cashier ,male or female, over t Ad Its nI N ts TUxedo 5.7481. $15 each or $25 both. 886.1807. Beautiful full length Autumn '63 DODGE, new tires, new 

H~knoor"'SPbarmaey. I(a«:k and LoCh. 18 years.of age. Apply at 608 EXPERIENCED ts e c. u 0 y. 0 pe . b ak 6 lind 

_ woman wan ROUND braided rug, maple Haze mink coat, worn only • res.' . cy er, power 

Bob's Dru'l. l(a«:lI, and Bos1)'D St.1 Clair, City of GrOt,se daywork, cleaning or irocing, 3 ROOMS for lady, 2(,28, '$55 Grosse Pointe woman teacher dresser and bed,. good cond!o few times, original pri"oe steering. ,LAkeview 7-0601be- 

DETROIT AREA' Pointe. or call 885.3720. regular days, qwn transporta. month; 521'4637. wishes to rent ,I or 2 bed. tion•.,TUxed06-1069. $3,000; silc~ce. '821.2256, twee~ 6 p.m., and 9 p.m. 

P Jd D 

II••" d.... tion. References. 823.2991. room house in Grosse Pointe, 

a6~s ru, Nl.' __ sa .... Nurse--doctors offil!e--'Monday, Grosse Pointe near Detroit. 886-8982 after 12:00 noon, GAS STOVE .( burn '35" $35 SilvertDne amplifier and guitar, 1963 CHRYSLER 4 door. A car 

Devonablre Dro )file,,; U4 DevOll' Wediiriday and: Friday after- 51-EMPLOYMENT Jefferson city limits. Nicely Thursday. Before June 30. Carpeting , 10x12 er$35 'Call perfect condition, very reaSOD- of top quality. V-8,' automat- 

L ~~Pharm.e;, i'I~~k and BeaCOM- noons. Ea$tland area. 839. BUREAU furnished four room apart- ,. able. TU 2-2172. ictransmissipn, power steer., 

Ileld .. 0210, ment, only $160 to $1'10 per Sinall apt. by semi.retired nurse 881-4882 after 6 weekdays. ing. ~. "0" down. 

Idlryl.and 1Ieveo,. Sboppe, illicit EFFICIENT WORKERS Em. month. This include.! gas and ur.der65.00. Call mornings 10 PAIR ladies' stkrup slacks, 'GIRLS' red spring'coat, size 14, DICK' SHALLA 

near Maryllnd , , ANESTHETIST ' V 40022 

' ' ployment Agency has experi- electricity. Particularly nice alley. 10.12 short, $20. TQxedo 6.1247. ~e new" $9. 881-0332, after CHEVROLET 

ST. CLAIR SHORES Harper Hospital oHers opportu. 

Mlno'rP1W'maey;iGr.ater,M,ctl end 

nities 

to the registered nurse 

A Re~ I\LlP~~D.1 C""te 1("«:); c'inest!uitiSt:-- WorK' with'. all 

~;d ~~a'roeRd.,un • rea" a type ..' S . of 8Ile..sthesia except 

Like Phll'lllicy. E.' JUl., Between 

Msck,and Jeff~\noll " obstetrics. Harper is a 732bed'medic81.surgical'hospital. 

enced day, workers, 

housework, live.ins, 

,..LOraine.8-3118~ 

6--FOR RENT_ 

(U 

nfumi.hed) 

general 

cooks. 

\ 

for two adults. No pets. 

Telephone 821.8985. 

6B-ROOM$~ FOIt RENT 

..__ 

ATTRACTIVE,room for woman. 

All home privileges. Near 

&-ARTICLES FOR SALE 

ouTFiT yOuR iAJm,y 

Largest Seleeti01l of Resale 

Clothing iD Area. 

GOYA G.10GUlTAR, in excel. 

lent condition, $1l0 or 'best 

'offer. 477.2663. ' 'f' ~ 

NETl'LE CREEK,twin head. 

boards, tufted chartreuse silk, 

5.30 p.m. I 

. '., -- 16700HARPER TU 1-7600, 

JG ELECTRIC' gw.tar, very . .. ;, 

•• good conditiDn..-uwueU ...TtI. g~YE!-~ Convertible '68, 

1-9«1., SS, 396, automatic, power 

brakes, steering, reverb; con. 

'A-oFFICE' EQUIPMENT' sole. TUxedo 1-4040. 

1A-:"PER$ONALS .' " 

LE A R N MODERN contract 

.b:o:idge, duplicate (beginners 

and.aqvallced classe, - auth. 

,oriU!d Goren' teacher.) LAke. 

view 1-1907-.' ' 

'. High lltartinr,sillaries and ex- 

'cetlent' fringe benefi". 

"" 

For 

intA!rview , or additional information 

call: Miss Diane 

Smith at Harper Hospital, 

3825 Brush, Detroit 48201. 

CHIPPENDALE COURT A rt 

ment, Roseville. Fraser 

pa 

Rd. 

- 

and Chippendale. New, 1 and 

2 bedroom walk' clo t 

. .'. "'lD se, 

~~~ia~:s,P~r ~se~::: 

shopping center and trans. 

portatiC/n. t:aIl. 'after 8 p.m. 

and w-kends. .... TUxedo 4- 

1080. 

ROOM WI'I'H complete home 

Clothing, Accesories and 

Household Arti-'es '" taken 

on"onsignment. 

.. 

LEE'S FASHION MART 

like new. Can be used as king 

size. Matching 1Jh panel lined 

dr $85 OO~ apes, . ................. "'1In 

OFFICE DESK, wooden, very 

large, $20. 824-0083. 

EXECUTIVE desk- , chair. 2 .ad. 1968 

.,. 

CADILLAC 

hi 

Convertible. 

.' d' 

ditiona1 chairs, coffee table,.' Red b't with . t' a wAir te top. ditian 

lamp. $300, complete. 568-2193. .w I e In enOl. con .oning. 

Only 10,000 miles on this 

81-ANTIQUES beauty. 

- 

NOTICE • ',' to, the G.P.H.S. 

class of January 1953. Remember 

the old gang?,U not, 

'why not plan on' att~ndiDg the 

reunion August ,18.'If you are 

intereSted' plejsecall NAN. 

CY FRicKE (Mrs. Scheetz) 

at 881-1097. 

COMMUNITY 

TUTORING SERVICE 

MRS. LOUIS MARICK DIREC- 

TOR Tutoring by degree teach. 

ers available in aU subjects for 

grades high school, college and 

ad uIt ed ucation. 

339 Merriweather 

TUxedo 4-2820 

OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

2E-SCHOOLS 

BETHEL DAY CARE CENTER 

21150 MOROSS RD. 

(2 bike east of 

Edsel Ford X.way) 

'I •.m. tbr¥ 6 p.m. 

AI. 1* thrv 8 

. 1B1.a08 758-M38 

833-4000 ,ext. 533. tioning. Apartment, 772.0"0. privileges. Teacher or work- 20339 M k TU 1 """" la COF.,FEY CA.DI LLAC 

O'U. C II bef 9 ae """'" AN OLD antique RCA Victro " 

Office, LAkeview 1-2840. JUg woman. a ore a.m. .. ,. DARE to be DIFFERENT with 3180 E:JEFFERSON 

Experienced Salesman or after 6:30 p.m. TUxedo 5- 10 to 5:30 Dally; Fri. til9 UNCOMMON ACCESSORIES. in excellent condition. Call 1.0 ~-6811 

2.BEDROOM corner apartment, 6057.', 925.9807 between lZ and 6 

In modernization, kitchen, fam. top floor. Prestige building. R~ MADE quil~, all ~izes, ANTIQUES - OLDTlQUES _ p.m. Monday through Sun. 1956 MERCEDES BENZ, 220 S, 

ily rooms,' additions, etc., Lafayette Park area. Carpet. PLEASANT room for employed ~~~.aprons, gift a~cles. JEWELRY and JUNKQUE at day.' rUll, bOdy good, needs eD.' 

wanted by a well known and ing and draperies included. 1 a d y, references. TtTr.edo gine work. $250. 821-M24. 

establishelt company on East Contact agent at Woodward 1. 4.8942 after 6 p.m. UNUSUAL b k t THE GRIST MILL SHOPPE 9-ARTICLESWANTED 

side. Potential $13,000and up. as e purses r- 21151 Mack 886.1640 

THIELE CONSTRUCTION & 6955. \ 6C-OFFICES FOR RENT dressy and casual. Custom HISTORICAL LETTERS, auto- 

SUPPLY ,CO.,PRescott 5-za23. LAKEVIEW. Three bedrooms, made and from stock. VAl- LOVE SEAT, French Provin. graphs, manuscripts of presi. 

3 baths. Excellent condition. APPROXIMATELY 700 sq. ft. ley 2-2288 or VAlley 2-gr43. cia~, down cushion, perfect dents, statesmen, authors, 

4A-HElP WANTED Available now. $300 month. designed to suit your need. DECOUPAGE handbags _ SO co~dition. TUxed!) 2,1996. poets, heroes, single - entire 

Carpet and air-conditioned, lid state 

(Domestic) MAXON BROS, TV 2~OOO coats of varnish. Ta1rlng 3S BASEMENT SALE. Children's correspo ences - e . 

with services. Harper.p ~file days to complete. Key rings, ' t h r 0 u.g h adults clothing. TUxedo 6-0437. 

GENERAL tor 2 days, through 35', RIVARD. Grosse Pointe area. 773.2500. $ 

6 o'clock dinner. ,2 adults. Park privileges. Lower flat, 2. VAlley 1-3485. Thursday, April 3. 321 Beau. BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. 

References. TUxedo 1.2486. 5 d . PRIVATE C)ffice;Eastiand area. / pre, 1 to .( p.m. Browsers always welcome. 

rooms, rapes, carpeting Parking, complete mainte. NOTICE .•• to the G.P.H.S. B C CI Book Shop "S 

12740 Gratiot DR -1.2290 

1967 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville. 

A fine one! owner trade load. 

ed with extras including air 

conditioning. $3,699. TerlIlf. 

DICK SHALLA 

CHEVROLET 

16700 HARPER TU 1-7600 

'67 PONTIAC CATALINA con. 

vertible, power steering and 

brakes; radio. heater. $1895. 

923.S590 and 222.3706. 

1968 CADILLAC Coupe. Power 

Windows, a i I' condtioning. 

Lots. of factory warranty left 

on this one! Only $4,495. 

COFFEY CADILLAC 


LO 7-6811 

I '68 DODGE Dart, 10,000 miles, 

4 speed, excellent condition. 

TUxedo 4-5949. 

1967 MUSTANG hardtop. Like 

new. V-S, 4 spe"d, power 

steering. Special, $1,999. $199 

down. 

DICK SHALLA 

CHEVROLET 

16700 HARPER TV 1.7600 

1965 MERCURY station wagon, 

good con d i t ion, original 

Grosse Pointe owner. 884-4516. 

1968 CHEVROLET Caprice 4 

door hardtop. Factory offi• 

cial's car. Loaded, including 

ail' conditioning. $2,899. Old 

car down. 

DICK SHALLA 

CHEVROLET 

16700 HARPER TU 1.7600 

1968FIAT Slata roadster, bright 

yellow convertible. 4 speed. 

$2,100.759-5255after 5:30 p.m. 

1968 CHEVROLET Bel Air 9 

passenger wagon. V.8, power 

steering, Powerglide. Looks 

and runs like new. $2,599. 

Easy terms. 

DICK SHALLA 

CHEVROLET 

16700 HARPER TU 1.7600

Thursday, Aprtt 3. 1969 

CLASSIFIED 

JIBS 

Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lift" To SeNe Yo¥ Quickly 

~. " Your Ad Can 8e Ch,lrged 

,~ \ 

h~~~w 

11-AUTOS FOR SALE 

11-AUTOS FOR SALE 

Paul McGlone Cadillac 

1:{ * * 

1967 CADILLAC 

FLEETWOOD 

Factory air !=onditioned plus all other extras. 1 owner 

with balance of new car guarantee. Full price 

$3950 I 

1968 CADILLAC 

DeVILLE CONVERTIBLE 

Factory air conditioned. Normandy Blue. Balance 

of new car warranty. Full price 

$4.875 

THESE CARS ON DISPLAY INiOUR' 

NEW INDOOR USED CARSHQW-ROOM . 

Paul M~_Glone._CadjJ.l.ac ~vv~ 

;. ':'. 

3 blks. north of 7 Mile r\ R 2' 03' 8 0 

14550 Gratiot LI '- 

HOP IN A MUSTANG. 

FOR EASTER!', 

1968 MUSTANG, v-a, 1967 .' MUSTANG, V-8, 

,auto~; p.s.,p.b., radio, auto., . p.S., p.b., radio, 

heate"r, w.w.t. Vinyl roof. heater, W.W.t. Vinyl roof. 

Fac~;ory air. 

Factory air. 

.~1995 

1966 MUSTANG, 6 cyl., 1965 MUSTANG, 2+2, 

auto., p.s., radio, heater~ V-H, standard shift, radio, 

W.W.t. Vinyl roof. heater. Sharp. 

1965 MUSTANG, V-8, 1967 CO U GAR, V-B, 

auto., p.s. Vinyl roof. ~. t b L'ke ne 

Radio, heater, whitewalls. "u 0., p.s., p.. I W. 

COOK FORD 

16801 MACKnr. CADIEUX 

TU 2-7787 

-WOOD 

MOTORS INC, 

USED CARS 

60 To Choose From 

100% GUARANTEE 

ON MOST MODELS 

30 days or 1,000 miles. 

15351 GRATIOT at 8 MILE 

LA 1-6900 PR 8-6400 

• Engine, trans. rear axle, front axle assemblies, brake 

system, and e(ecfrical systems. 

11:-AUrOS FOR SALE 

1967 TEMPEST Lemans hard. 

top, V-8, automatic, power 

steering. Sharp one owner. 

$1,999. $199. down. 

DICK SHALLA 

CHEVROLET 

16700 HARPER TU 1.7600 

NEW 1968 

CHEVROLET 

STATION WAGON 

MUST SELL! 

$2295 

. TED. EWALD 

CHEVROL~ 

15175 E. Jefferson 

VA 1.0678 

WE~ NEED' 

YOUR USeD CAR! 

TOP $ $ $ 

PAID 

FRANK ,ADAM 

l.INCOlN-MERCURY 

. 20777 GRATIOT, 

E. DETROIT 

PR 2-0200 

1968 

.CADILLAC 

FLEETWOOD 

BROUGHAM 

Low mileage. Full power 

including air conditioning. 

Mi~night blue with a 

bfackvinyl top and blue 

brocade interior. See and 

drive, this one! 

COFFEY 

CADILLAC' 

3180 E JEFFERSON 

LO 7-6811 


11--AUTOS FOR'SALt' . 12i-"R~liERS~~'~i)".,!'I1j..;..aEALESTATI i~iAL ISTAn 

-l965-"---M-t-'s-TAN-G-, -V~-,-po-w-'-er CAMPERS fOR SAL_E --.-- FOl __ SA_U _ 

steering, brakeS'l' automatic, CA' M' PER'S' ALE NORWooD' DR' • 

vin,l top, low ~eage, excel. 

lent conditiOD, $1,200. TUxedo NEW COBRA CAMPER 

5-3884. Aiter 6 p.m. 8844958. 

196'1 MERCURY' Parklane 

Brougham 4 door. Full power, 

air conditioned, speed control. 

kure Blue, Qlack top, blue 

interior, $2,295. 

. FRANK ADAM 

LI NCOLN-MERCURY 

20777 GRATIOT, E. DETROIT 

PR 2-0200 

A BEAUTIFUL BUY! Owne" 

must sell '68 Pontiac Firebird. 

Only'3500 miles. Air condition. 

ing, console shift, power steering, 

brakes, windows. Dark 

green. black top and interior. 

red line tires. Price $3700. 

Telephone TUxedo:l.1599 

COBRA 

20.ft. travel trailer. Completely 

self.contained( including' 3. 

. burner stove with oven, refrigerator, 

gas ligbt~ 15,000 

BTU hot water heater. Sleeps 

6. Electric brakes, whitewall 

tires, all. metal underbody, 

battery pack. Porch optionaJ. 

15 ft. units similarly equipped 

as low as: 

$1,575. 

\ ED RINKE 

CHEVROLET 

VAN DYKE at 1Q*

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CLASSIF~IJ 

ADS 

Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3TlUnk Un .. To $try, y~ Quickly 

13-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

New Homes 

Lovely street of all new homes 

in Grosse Pointe Woods. 

GLEN ARBOR LANE, off 

Morningside, 2 blocks south 

of Vernier Rd. 

BUILDER 

3 Models Open Daily 

From $75,000 

LLOYD MARKS 

886.5566 

Have A Happy Easter 

Then Call Us Monday 

For Full Information 

BY APPOINTMENT 

BARRINGTON 81G-Substantial 

English home with 4 bed. 

rooms, 2Y,zbaths. Priced right. 

Consider Land Contract. 

BEDFORD 1300 - Pleasant 3 

bedroom home with good traf. 

fic pattern. HaDdy to schools 

and transportation. Attractive 

6% Mortgage may be 

assumed. 

COOK RD. 520-Price reduced 

for Quick Sale. 4 bedrooms, 

2 Baths. 2 Lavatories and 

Fanilly :Room., Will consider 

Land Contract. 

HAWTHORNE 1527-4 Bedroom 

Cape Cod type. 1Y,z Baths, 

paneled family room. Lots of 

fine carpeting. 70 Ft. lot. 2 

car garage. Immediate pos. 

session. 

McKINLEY 386-Roomy 3 bed. 

room colonial. 1lf.z baths. 

Large famUy kitchen. 

E. JEFFERSON 16lJ04-;-ToSet. 

tie Estate. 4 bedrooms, 2 

baths on large lot. 

RIVER RD. Zl2U.-Roomy 2 

bedroom ranch off BR:YS 

DRIVE. 28 Ft, .:family Room. 

1st floor iitJ,1iW, basement, 

lY,zbaths, a~cped. garage. 

WELLINGTON' PLACE 17-Re. 

cently huilt for you if you are 

fussy about location. 4 bedrooms, 

2 baUls, library and 

;family room. Existing '5~% 

Mortgage. . 

Silloway & CO.! 

TU4-7000 . 

!NFORMATION AND 

PICTUllES ON ,MOST HOMES 

FOR SALE IN THE 

GROSSE POINTES 


Your Ad Cln Be Chi"" 

13-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

CHAMPION 

REALTOR 

BISHOP 1«0 - PRICE .aE. 

DUCED on this well built four 

bedroom brick colonial near 

schools and transportation. 

Many attractive features in" 

cluding a modem,' family 

kitchen. An existing mortgage 

~th low interest makes this 

doubly attractive. 

ROSLYN 1648 - A most attrac. 

tive four bedroom' brick, 2 

up and 2 down. Living room 

with natural fireplace, dining 

room, kitchen with eating 

space. A 2nd bath ready to 

be finished. Terrace and 

garage. , 

MORAN 326-Excellent Farms 

location. 4, bedroom colonial 

with sharp kitchen and break-, 

fast room. Large living room 

with fir~place, 1st floor lay. 

Homey rec. room with fireplace. 

Must be, seen to be 

appreciated. 

ALLARD 2331 - A very special 

3 bedroom, 2 bath home 

in, perfect condition. Excel. 

lent floor pIan. Garage. 

Priced in the low 30's, 

BOURNEMOUTH 1631-Grosse 

PoiJIte Woods, 3 bedroom co. 

lonIal with 1st floor lav.Well 

appoilltedkitchen with eating 

space. Cbeerful paneledrec. 

room with bar. Convenient to 

everything. 

NOTTINGHAM-near Jefferson, 

FIRST OFFERING of this 

good 6-8 all brick 2 flat. New 

furnaces, garage. Near scllools 

and U:aDSpor1ation. 

TROMBLEY, - sBx150 lullding 

lot-zoned. for. multiple dwell. 

bigs. Only $17,5OO.00-TERMS. 

CALL US FOR INFORMATION 

ON 'ALL GROSSE POINTE 

FROPERTIES 

CHAMPION 

REALTOR 

TU 4-5700 

Anyone in the market for a 3 bedroom, 1* 

bath Colonial with a family room In Grosse 

Pointe Farms ,houId make a specialeaort 

to see this one. ,Its extra features are worth 

reaching for. Two fireplaces, eating area in 

kitchen, recreation room, good carpeting, 2 

ca~ garage. Walking distaIlce to,Austin Preparatory 

Hi gh SChool, Brownell Middle 

School, bus line, and shopping, Priced at 

$35,500. 


Ide~l. brick home for widow or a couple 

desU'lDg pleasant surroundings in Grosse 

Pointe Farms. Built in 1952. Near transportation. 

One floor living. 2 bedrooms. Extra 

large eating area in kitchen. Glassed and 

screened porch provides enjoyable evenillg 

relaxing s1-ace. Priced at $28.000. Immediate 

possession. 


This sparkling home Is sure to provide many 

years of happiness for its new owner. Located 

on a traffic free street in Grosse Pointe 

Woods. Fenced yard. Total of 3 bedrooms, 

o.ne f~1I bath, lavatory, and complete facilitIes 

10 the basement. Manicured exterior. 

Excellent condition. Only $30,900. Contact 

one of our consultants for complete details. 

Four Bedroom Colonial 

Its center hall floor plan makes for more 

toleuble everyday living. Approprip'l) family 

sized den, modem kitchen. 4 bedrooms and 

2 baths on the 2nd floor; third floor storage. 

l~rge fenced backyard. Begin today what 

mIght be your next move by calling one of 

?ur consultants for full particulars. Priced 

10 the mid forties. 

Washington Road 

Exclusive by 

BORLAND 

• McBREARTY 

18 J:ercheval Realtora TU 8-3800 

(Next to luch 1\ Judy Theater) 

Jr~berl of: Groll' PoiDte Real Eatate Board 

',. 

Ideal family home. Total of 6 bedrooms 3'h 

baths, ~.ewkilch~n, large TV room, large' well 

propomoned lIvmg room and dining room. 

Front and rear stairways. Ii YOU appreciate 

elbow room and know the value of a locs. 

tion that affords unusual everyday conveni. 

ences, be sure to direct your inquiry our 

way for complete infurmation. Atiractive 

existing mortg8ge. OnIy $49,500. 

U-REAL ESTATE 

, FOI SolL! 

WANT A 'SMALLER 

HOME- ! 

BU'l' NOT TOO SMALL? 

One with a bedroom and full 

bath on the 1st fioor-and a 

21' paneled, libra1')"-and a 

formal dining room-and a 

huge screened terrace at the 

u 

I "". • 

RIAL_ATI ,..~ 

GRosSE POINTE FARMS 

Col.oa1d .. c:euter bU,' livinl 

room, ctinUtg. Mom, haJ1 .;... 

eomplete1)iearpeted. Kitchen 

with aepa.rate breakfast room, 

3 I.l'ee bedroom, 2lf.z baths, 

recreation room with blr,~¥.i. 

ear ,arage. Lar,e shaded 

. lot. Excellent eoadltioa. As. 

sumable 6~% mortgage. By 

, owner. 882.5465. 

HAPPY EASTER ! 


NEAR NEW 

NORTH HIGH SCHOOL 

YOU CAN be the proud owner 

of this charming 3.bedroom, 

1112 .bath Colonial. Mod ern 

kitchen with dishwasher and 

dispoSal, ample eating area. 

Cozy living J'OOOl and dining 

room. Handy to schools, shopping 

and. transportation. Only 

$31,900. See it today. 

rear looking onto a small for. GROSSE POINTE CITY 

mal gardt'n-and 2 bedrooms WALK TO THE PIER 

with 2 baw on the 2nd floor 

for when the children come CUTE FRAME bungalow with 

to visit? e~pansion area on second 

This retired executive's custom floor. Living room, dining 

home on a l2O' }(It in the room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms 

Shores is available only be. and bath on first floor. 50' 

cause the owner is moving frontage. 2 ear detached ga. 

b'om the city. At $'12,500 it is rage. Only, $26,800. 

eonsiderably less than" dupli. 

catiOn. ., 0 GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

N SHADY. Meadow Lane - 

LARGER HOME 

NEEDED? 

BtlTAT A MODEST PRIcE? 

How does a town house with 

5 bedrooms, 3 baths in the 

low 3{)'s. sound? ThIs is a 

real opportunity for a home 

handyman. See it today. 

KARL DAVIES 

TU 5-3220 

A VISIT to this New 

England Atmosphere 

will find you the home 

of your choice. 

• 3, 4 and 5-bedroom homes 

• Grosse Pointe SChools 

• Hudson's Eastland-5 bloeks 

• Edsel Ford EXpress-1 block 

• Park.PIayground-l block 

DANBURY PARK SUB. 

a develolUlent by 

A. W. MILLER" INC. 

VA 2.2590 ' 

Open 9:'~:OO week days; 2.00 

Ii Sundays. Closed Saturday. 

Located off the West Bound 

Harper Ave. Service Drive, 

between Eight Mile Rd. and 

Vernier Rd. in Harper Woods. 

Sharp Colonial Paneled liv. 

ing room and dining room, 

complete new kitchen, wall. 

to.wall carpeting. 3-bedr~ms 

and bath on second. floor, 

lavatory on first, recreation' 

Call 

GEORGE PALMS 

REALTOR 

TU 6-4444 

Member, Grosse Pointe 

Real Estate Board 

GROSSE PTE. MANOR 

CONDOMINIUM 

594 CADiEux 

Tappan"Says- 

SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 

TAPPAN 

884-6200 

Member of GrossI Pointe 

Real &tate Board 

TUxedo 4-4400 

FIRST OFFERING 

OXFORD ROAD - Brick 

bungalow, luge kitchen, 1st 

fioor bedroom, bath with 

stall shower, 22 foot pan. 

eled family room or third . 

bedroom. 2nd floor has 16 

foot bedroom with lav. and 

good. attic storage. Recre. 

ation room in basement. 

HAPPY EASTER f f 

TOP FARMS street Lovely 

English Tudor beautifully 

built. First floor h. large 

living room and paneled library 

with fireplace. Fam. 

i1y room, porch, pantry. 

kitchen, breakfast room, 4 

'bedrooms, 3 baths plUS 2. 

maids!. 2 big family bed. 

rooms and bath, playrOOhl 

on 3rd floor. Nothing Ilke 

it on market. 

HIGBIE 

REALTY 

886.7100 

MARV 

BOUrfN 

884-7733 

20559 Mack Ave. 

Grosse Pointe .WoodS 

OFFERED BY Owner. 3 bed. 

room, 3 bath, .den; screened 

back porch, recreation room 

with fireplace. Located in ~e 

Shores. Walkinlt distance to 

Grosse Pte. North and Ferry 

schools and Lakefront Park. 

886-1077. , 

GROSSE POINTE SHORES 

65 Fontana Lane - 

Large 3 bedroo~ cuSto~ brick 

ranch. Paneled family room, 

2!12baths, lanudry room. Air 

conditioned. Full" tiled basement 

""with fireplace: Imme. 

diate possession Tlmedo 6. 

1068 or Tuxedo 4.1340. ' 

ST. CLAIR SHORES 3 ~m 

brick ranch. 2 full baths, 

large kitchen. 2 car garage. 

Owner. By_ appointment. 778- 

1&62. 


HAMPTON "ROAD, 1617-First 

offering of this relatively new 

brick 3' bedroom Colonial 

close to both. p\lblic and par. 

ochial schools, slIopping and 

transportation. Includes built. " 

ins, carpeting .and draperics; 

house is in mint condition. 

Wm. W. Queen 

. Realtor 

886-4141 

WILCOX 

REALTORS 

884-3550 

\ ' 

GROSSE POINTE CITY - By 

owner". 2 bedroom ranch, 1~ 

baths, fireplace, screened terrace, 

attacbed garage. Priced 

right. 885.()26;1. 

, 


HEATHER LANE. French Co. 

lonial built 1964. 4 bedrooms, 

family room with fireplace, 

3 full baths, .basement. Huge 

family kitchen, central A-C. 

All built.ins. Carpeting, draperies. 

All in excellent cohdi. 

tion, Only seeing ean fully 

describe its beauty 

STI EBER REALTV 

2212:>GRATIC),~ PR 5-4900 I 

LARGE 4 BEDROOM brick 

'with sunroom. Gas heat. 1318 

Balfour. $36,000. Shown by ap. 

pointment by' owner. TUxedo 

2-2031. 

455 MORAN - 3-bedroom, 1Y,z. 

bath Colonial in the Farms. 

Family room, carpeting, 

draperies, . 2lf.z car I 'garage. 

5Y,z% mortgage may be as. 

'!lumed. Weekdays by' appoint, 

ment. Open Sunday 2-5. Own. 

er, 886-4095. - 

CROSSE PTE. FARMS "5242. 

GROSSE POINTE 

EASTLAND 

INVESTMENT SPOT 

8 Mile cor. Beaconsfield 

190xl80Business 

TUxedo 6-2761 

WOODED lake front lot in 

Grosse Pointe. Park for sale 

by owner, 400' long, 74' sea., 

wall, TUxedo 1~2441, after 5 

p.m. 

----------'- 

MIDDLESEX near Windmill 

Pte. Drive, Grosse Pointe 

Park, 8Ox206'. 884-2610 or 

886-7834. 

Attractive Lot on Jefferson 

Z'Oned2 family 

For Further Information 

CALL. 

GEORGE' PALMS. 

TU 6.4444 

GROSSE POINTE CITY-65'x 

2jlO'. Call owner, collect, area 

616.377-4495. 

GROSSE POINTE 

BEAUTIFUL water.front' site, 

136x:466'. So Iid breakwall, 

deep.water dockage. Flexible 

terms. TUxedo 1.6300. 

15,..;;,BUSIN£SS 

OPPORTUNITIES 

WANTED __ .Silccessftil'retan 

, busineiS. in Gmsse Pointe 

area. .Replies strictly confi. 

dential. Box 306. St. Clair 

Shores, Mich. 48083 • 

I ~PETS FOR SALE 

, RIBBONS & BOWS 

PET SALON. 

Contour styling to bring out 

The 'CHIC' in your Pet. 

Ex~ Grooming - All Breeds 

822-1203 

EASTER kittens, free to good 

homes. TUxedo 6.3667. 

BLACK kittens free to' good 

homes .. 882-3583. 

LOVELY white Easter bJJJlDY 

with cage. Free to good home. 

885-8758 •. 

GERBILS, two. Cat, spayed and 

dec1awed. Rabbit, parakeet, 

cages, accessories. Call 881- 

5302. Joaun. 

20-PIANO SERVICE ~. 

i 

PIANO .tuning ana servicing, ~ 

guaranteed. Walter Mueller, 

TUxedo 6.1090. 

COMPLETE piano service. tuning, 

re~uilding. refinishing. 

de-mothmg. Member Piano 

Technicians Guild. R. Zech 

731-'1707. ' 

GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE 

S,";"I 'N PO;rrft Ar" 

Grolll Point. Cab 

TU 2-5311 

Shoe.epalr 

365 Fisher Rd., Opp. High 

5 YEAR OLD Chestnut register. 

ed thoroughbred gelding. Well 

trained. ~,OOO. 1-363-73M. 

ADORABLE EASTER pUppies, 

half miniature poodle, white 

or beige, 7 weeks, $4. 882- 

That .beautifuIGeorgian resi. FR,EE TO GOOD Home .. Fluffy 

dence at 2'10 Voltaire Place kittens, 4 weeks old. TUxedo; 

which you probably have 1-4973. , ~ 

admired greatly is now avail. FREE, 3 adorable kittens. per-; 

able for .purcllase. Among .the feet for Easter ,gifts. 2 black," 

ou~nding .features are b?~ 1: black and white. TUxedo 1-;' 

a paneled library. and actiVl- 7649. 

. ties room, each with fireplace, _ 

mastel' bedroom suite and 3 

additional family bedrooms, 3 

baths and maids' quarters or 

additional children's rooms 

over attacbed garage. Lovely 

walled secluded karden and 

swimming pool. 

T. RAYMOND JEFFS 

TO 1-1100 U no ans. TU 2.0176 

l1tursd.y, Aprn 3, 1969 

II lEAL DrATI 

FOIWI 

13 RIAL ISTATI 

."101 $ALl 

13-IlolL mAn 

__ FOl __ SA_ .._L-E---- 

1JA-i-L0'n FOR SAI,! " " 

CINERAMA view of Lake St• .' 

----------- 

Crosse Pointe Ho,nes 

BY APPOINTMENT CROSSE PoINTE 

PEACiI~E 699, (neil the WoqOS' 

Hunt Club) - Customiled ID ' 

every detail, this mlldifie


CLASSIFIED 

AilS 

Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk LiMt To SeweVou Quickly 

, Your Ad Cln .. ChI .... 

CARPET LAYING 

NEW AND OLD 

Stair Carpet Shifted 

Repairs of AIl Types' 

Cigaret Burns Re.Woven 

ALSO 

NEW CARPET SALES 

Samples Shown in' 

Your Home 

BOB TRUDEL 

TU 5070a. 

21 e-ELECTRICAL 

. SERVICES 

ELECTRICAL WIRING 

and REPAIRS : 

KRAUSMANNELECTRIC CO. 

TU 2.5900 

--~--~'----- 

ALL TYPES WIRING 

Ranges;' dryers, air condition. 

ers. Violations corrected. 

FREE ESTI MATES 

ALLWORK 

GUARANTEED 

PR 8-0598. 

21 D--ELECTRICAL 

APPLIANCES 

GROSSE; POINTE'S ONLY ,. 

:'HOOVEfnD'i TV 2-6586, Tt:1 U8Il6 B :alar' Ste"Jo_- Quick TREES and stumps removed, 

~, c~m work. 527-3933or or 719-1225.... , ......... '~: l:n. h;-' (FUll.)' . trimminl. 1Dsured, 1rinte1' 

521-4519." 1--------..-1 TUxedo 5-'1610. PROTECT' ,ED?, rates. 283-tG99. 

HUGHES BROTHERS 21P-F.URNITUREREPAIR 2'S-CARPINTER WORK BLUE V'All EY 

1- .....-__ DRESSMAXER,fiJ1e prmentl n •. 

~o~:J:e ELEGANCE~ Md' . ~c:lIli:~~:.~~~.=~ 

TH IELE Construction SprinR cleAn up and lawn main. • Frce E6limatcs 

(;, Supply CO. tenance. 3992396 or 882.1992. 

___ !~_i:~23____------.------/ : 882-6300 

'Doel your l.ndscape aervketioof. LANODESSCICANPEERRsS 

REPAIRS A SPECIALTY 

ALL ROOFING, gutters, clean; 

ing and screening: siding, 

storms; doors, awnings, en. 

closures. remodeUng, terms. 

294-6644 

882-9750 or 33~-8029 'UPHOLSTER~G 0 ern Izatlon alterations. 963-11538. 

, . Custom made furIiiture: d(!Co • 

PAINTING AND paper hailgjDg orauve fabries; prof~oDal MORE.YAL~ for 'your moDey. SEWING: Alterations, adults 

by qualified workmen. No jOb ne~dlepoinr mountillg, tape.. Additions, kitchens, dormers. and ~hlldren; l).ems, z1ppfn, 

too large or sm.ll. Referen. tries and yam' chairs and buemellUJ, bathrooms, wall pillows. drapes. .TroUSers 

ees. 5714480. stoo1sinstoCk. EWALD,6tab- removals. Nl) job too small ct:L.'ed•. TUxedo 1-'1~. 

PAINTING and decorating. Iished 1926,.13929 KerclIe'Val or too large. l--~""':"---"""-~-I 

fer you comple~ protec D . , 

for you, your neighbors,. your If you want the job done right, 

property and the w~rkers on call, this number- 

your property? . 27 -02 5 

Check the following before.mat. 3 4: 

ing arrangements for the 1969 JOHN REBERRY 

season. 

211-PAINTING AND Free estImates, Call after at EaBtlawn, VA 2-8993. BIOICARE BROS.INC, ZlU-~':i~r~:G AND -Wormans Compensation to LAWN SERVICE 

DECORATING' five. 88U777.. . CHAm CANIJIl'GaDd Rushing- Office 7'12-.5n1i PLUU",n.TG prou:ct ~~ w~rkers. . • SPRING CLEAN.UP 

WE P'AINT worn ~eats'rewoven like new. ."..... ELMER'S .......... ad 

A-I INTERIOR 'and extenor '. TUxedo 4.2432. eveningS till 11, TO 1.""00 Heating. :KitcheD Aid Dish. 

"'ainting, 'wall washing and INTERIOR ~EXTERIOR .\. d' _ ••1. "'-hmas 

.. FREE ESTIMATES OY'n COUNTRY ,f"-'tur.e .re- ',' .-,- w.... ers. 1S~,.....' paper hangl.eg. H,aVe insur. , .' AJU OK'" ,. .. . ter repair remodel. TUxfldo 

ance. K.imneth Pygott, S1.o. 775-4319 293-4885 finishing 8nd antiquing. Cus. • Attles • PorCh "EiiCloSUte. •• 

tom reupholstering. 52703933; • Additi0D8~.KitChel1s 4-4882... 

. cum 8.1780, after 5:30 p.m. COMPLETE deCOrating. Pitpel'o 52104519. • ~ar~!l~ ' .... , 

INj~~:~~S'::l1~~::U~RY{l: ~n~~~~I~:r~~l[~=: 

2'Q-PUSTERING .cJom'MmerS'~U:; ~WlO.'.;:' ..';S':SPRENKLE 

-Public Liability to protect .COMPLETE LAWN 

you and your neighbors from MAINTENANCJ!:' 

damaaes and possible ~'1U'les 

• • ...... •• Li ed b tb State De •• DEPENDABLE SErtVICIl 

- CellS yep.... 886.1923 

ment of Airiculture. J - .,-- 

-Qualified workers 'to give you 

~bility 31id~ .p~o~e~sional 

_ 

choice. Also basemelltl. 

sonable. DR 1-7478. 

Rea. -~--......:.---~-- 

EXPERT Painting, waU pa~. 

. dry 

E'!:a1lE~Tre' p.~LtrA'S,S~t~-=; ~COO: '.. 

I. I' 

1677 '~.rys. ,;'~. 

1.'1 

~ " '. 

• PLUMBING 

• HEATING,l!.o~!~y of~.'

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Feature Page 

Pointer of 

Interest 

Will You •.. be completely 1lappy 

with the china, silver and linen on your 

holiday table? Think about this NOW 

and caU Maxine Hill to see the most 

beautiful patterns in the world. Guaranteed 

available forever. Ell3Y monthly payments 

, •• Call TUxedo 4-0073. 

.. .... 

Craftsmanship. _ . in carpets? You'll find just that ill Cabin 

cou"try. "Rut it will hI! at le~st So, Tom ~~nt hours. days. G.rosse Pointe Public Library 

anothl!r ?OO years hn(ore wr're mO~"hs le:lrnmf!. cont.rol. m~s. has the Whale. 

one sinQ'le. solid ethnic gro"o. tenn.f! the t'!chnICl"ps of wood I "That library," Tom says, "is 

This evo.bltion. we're l!oing \ carvl."~. O~lv ":hpn he W~~ sllre the most wonderful place!" 

throl1"h is vrry intp.rp.ti'l{!. of hl~ sklll dId be bel!ID to Tom's a modest man,' an un. 

Resllf'rt for Tradition expenment. assuming man. He would go to 

"I'm very proud to be an Starts To Stvli7.e the library, study there. take 

American. very proud to be He started to stylize. He b~. out the books he wanted to take 

O:lrt of this Aml'rican Evolntion, gan to curve the handles of hIS out. bring them back ... 

'Illlt T :11.0 hllve a great respect sp~ons cl1~ously. ~?ma~~ each lotrlgu~ I.lbrarians 

-- 

_ 

Crafts at Ed Maliszewski's, 21435 Mack Avtnue. BeautiFully fo" tr:u];tion." spoon a dIfferent Idea. The librarians became incolJltraded, 

see. you'll 

tbey're 

believe. 

designed 

.. 

with a decorator's eelat. If you To~'~ r"sn{'~t for tr'IHtion i. 

not limIted to Eurool!. The Oma. 

levs arc. if 1I n y t hi n g. even 

He. moved. on from purely 

functional obJects. He began to 

carve animals. 

trigued by this quiet gentleman 

who seemed determined to. de. 

vour every art book in their 

Wesfeild's Features every Tuesday, family style MORE intercsted in America's He learned how to make the building. 

Well, money ain't 

* 

Good Taste 

Fatmite Recipes 

of . 

People in The Know 

. by Pat Rouneau RIPE OLIVE FIESTA 

Fashion's Something Else ... It's "the" new thing CASSEROLE 

to do with a designer scarf. At Walton-Pierce select A "Ripe Olives From Callforaia" 

one of the' very new specially designed wide open link Recipe 

belts in tortoise, white, tobacco, or silver and gold. Then 2 lbs. ground lean beef 

pick one of the newly arrived designer scarves meant lh C. olive oil or salad oil 

to be woven through the links. This gives the newest 1 CN9. 300) can pitted 

fashion look to the waistline. You can imagine how ' California ripe olives 

great it is for the seasons ahead with bright or dark or 3 Tbsp. chili powder 

white linen, silk, or cotton dresses or pant costumes. 3 Tsp. salt 

They were designed as go-tog ethers and shown in this 1 Clove garlic minced 

striking way in the New York market. 11/2 C. chopped onion 

Who: ... is the "in" hafr stylist in Grosse Pointe? I 6 C. cooked or canned 

Tony Caputo. You've. been reading about him recent~y. pinto beans 

He was mentioned in 0, special feature story in the De- 4 C. tomato juice . 

everything - but 

you sure do suffer 

in comfort. 

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DAFFODILS 

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Thursday. April 3. 1969 

who. w.ere and whatnot 

by whoozit 

"Quiet on the set •.. Roll 'em .•. ACTI

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