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Thursdly.Aprii 3. 1969
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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
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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
~ Sterling
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.
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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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