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I .1 !t. / ' i ,;. I [ ;: \ I, J IJ I ,~ ! Page Twenty.two Womail's.Page 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 .,' ' .' I 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 .DAYIRAVELCO. .1 ...... '. BUD DAY, PRESIDENT • #. .- , TU 6-0111 You un save a wad of dollars by orderIn. a fab- ,ulous Anthony Aluminum PcloI riBht now... ~t a . pre-season sale price. 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 your lot andbudget.' . 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 I ; .. ~. Spring Card Party ; I • 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 • • . . , 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 16910 Kercheval Avenue Open, •• It's .model . ' changeover, \time. Atthe . Statier Hilton ONTH.LIN.: famous Trader Vic's. RemodeledLobbyArea New AUractive Street Polynesian Restaurant Automatic Eievators . Entrances ' New Hilton ,Towers Color Television. . RedecaatedMeetingRooms RenovatedGuest Rooms New CoffeeShop Service MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR YOUR SPECIAL FUNCTION NOW AT DETROIT'S LUXURY HOTEL XTHE DETROIT HILTON WASHINGTON BL. VD. & GRAND CIRCUS PA~K , DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48231 96~.7BOO • AREA CODE 313 , 1554 Washington Blv{1. ~ ' SPECIAL EASTER . BREAKfAST -BRUNCH 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. , ~~. Fine Food &-. Cocktails ~'A'l~ • • • ----- 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." • FINE QUALITY fURNITURE • , I '. DAVENPORTS •. CHAIRS • TABLES • LAMPS .' P.ICTURES • PLAQUES Furnitut~'~tke,This. Will, Give"Your iliJrite;x1i.itt, Better Loa":' "",.~:- • CHECK OUR NEW ,tiNE OF 'CARPETING AND DRAPERIES . • BUDGEt. TERMS J/J.JJ.ll.niJlJtdFurniture Co. 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 Exclusive Agent 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. 14440 E. Je ffel'lOll VA 1.4063 , WATCH REPAIRING for all makes . done on our pre'mises with ultrasonic cleaning OMEGA & 11550r Authorized Agency , Valentegewelers . Fine Jewelers Since 1934 1660 I E, 0 Warren at Kensington Rd. . TU 1-4800 OPEN DAILY 9 ~ 6-FRI. TILL 8 SALE ENTJRE STOCK OF SPRING WOOL 0886-8288 II Mldllgan Bankard W.lcome Y3 0FF 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 ., ." 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. El.ECTION I NOTICE!' 886-0673 • FREE TRANSPORTATION TO POLLS '. FREE' VOTING BABY- SITTI NG SERVICE SHOULD YOU NEED ANY ASSISTANCE WHA TSOEVER IN ORDER, TO VOTE FEEL FREETO CALL. FAIR HOUSINC COMMITTEE 30 day occupancy Six traditional Colonials from $50,410 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. 338.9279 sto' If Stouffer's isn't yet an Easter tradition in . " ""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 LADIES ' HAVEYOUR DIAMONDS • CHECKED BY A~ EXPERT I remodel old jewelry into the finest, latest styles. • Great Yal .. ill Fine Dig. mOl'lch, Watches atel all Gold Jewelry. 0 I • Hi 6ftll'. Watch Reparing ) Rings sized while you wait AlfredE. Ziet Jew. fer " Golchtlt itIt 16437 E. Warrell TU 1-4980 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 . Spril,lg Fashion, Call VA 2-2310 ican College of Physicians. l!==========.! GtJmOYOUR SIGHT WITH MMOAUJI HARD RESIN LENSES ... THE SAFEST LENSES MADE. Johnston OptkalCo. 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: 7212(}DEQUINDRE ROAD, ROMEO, MICHIGAN Call tlIe Kennel for reservations - 1-752-3686 I' ~ ,0 ..' • Your dog will be glad you did ••• ALSO REMEMBER KERRYDANTS KENNEL FOR PUPPIES ENGLISH COCKERS. KERRY BLUE TERRIERS. WHWPETS is imagination a liability? Could be ... because some folks say our line is all wayout, arty. They don't see the "Spicecrafts" for the Brave New Worlds. Sure, we make the beauts in the area rug 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 staples with one dependable source. Get Beauty and the Basics with Cabin Crafts. EdMilliszewski Cohf~ 21435 CABIN CRAFTS Cabin Cra/u Make, the Carpet That Makes' the Home Mack A.enue AMonsaniO / I i
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