War Memorial's Daniel Clem - Local History Archives

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Entered u second CLus Matter al 

the POll Ollie. It :oeUolt. IIlchl'lJI 

Salvage Operation 

Pointe 

Complete News Coverage of A.ll the Pointes 

Thursdav, Mav 20, 1971 

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Hom, of 'hi New. 

26 Pages-Two Sections .Seetion One 

War Memorial's Daniel Clem 

D . N G 1 Top Star at 

'. rlve ear oa ; North Higll 

~$5,000 Short Now Su~:n~~n.~~'i~;pi. 

-: ,'-- 111 S f I A Tragic Accident 

uanc1a,.. ay 11 uee.ss u nnouneement by Campaign Chairmen ._ 

'l1IE HOUSE WAYS AND Wiftiem Croul Expected by Target Datej A promising young 

MEANS Committee approved No Gifts Too Small North High baseball player 

WedDeIclay a DiDe billion dol. died early Monday after 

las-packale ol new Social sec- Grosse Pointe War Memorial's 1971 Annual being hit in the head Sat- 

. ui-ity and welfare relorms. But Family Participation Campaign's target date is Memo- urday, May 15, by a pitched 

.:Jf 're~ted .nother tmiversal rial Day, May 30. As of this date it appears t\1at baseball. The tragic death 

-SOcial Security increase next William J. Crout, drive chaiman, will ~ able to make ended a long vigil in which 

.:f,.r for 26 million Americans. a successful announcement at the Memorial Services the youth had r{;mained l'n 

:'i'tie panel finished writing the heduled ~ 1 

'iiiOit comprehensive welfare SC ~or 1 a.m. Monday, May 31. a coma for more than 36 

:.iiUi in lIome three decades. It James D. Tracy, presidentt hours. 

of the Cl!l1ter'l Volunteer 

:,,,,O:Wdprovide a $2,400 annual Board of Directors apeaJting Rotary Club Daniel Clem, 18, .of 21U 

:~~me. floor under. a family of fo the . Hawthorne, remained con . 

•. I"; ••• WIth no other mcome. AI- r entire board said, "The scious ,for half a minute while 

- lIIemorlal Center in Its 22Dd D - A - d 

•.~ the ,bill caniel $3.3 year of service seeml to have r~ve ~me his brother Tom, 17, watched 

:\.Inioo in improved caJh bene. earned. the respect and .sup. over him before an ambulance 

:.(Itf to lelected groups of Soc- port of ~relSingly large num. A B' J_ was called to the scene. He 

~M, Seeurity beneficiaries, the bers of Pointers makiDg the t urgm. rs was immediately t a ken to 

~:clqinmittee rejected four sep- ltMual fund drIves for mainte. Sinai Hospital. 

iJrite propo.als. for across-the' nanee successful .nd enabling Danny bad been hel!vily In- 

~~rd benefit mereases. an ever-enlarged progr.m of Residents Urged to Etch volved in sports at North High 

:~,; • • - classes, services and activities Driver License Numbers and bas e b a II Coach Joe 

c. . Friday, lIay U possible. servin. the commu. on Valuable Items for Scbneider considered him the 

'I !lity OD this Board. therefore, key man on the baseball squad. 

,~..'HENRY FORD II, chairm.n bec1lmes a wonderful satisfac: Identification "He was rea II y coming 

>oFFord Motor Company, de. tionand challence." around and putting it all to. 

Clared Thursday that thE: l:om- . NH4I ., ... lIore By Pepper WhlteJaw gether during the last two or 

~DY m.y be forced by riain. There is still $5,000 to be The Rota r y Club of three weeks," Schneider said. 

eoItI to produce an even garnered in the forthcoming Grl;lsse Pointe is presently Clem had pitched a shutout 

.maller car m the future but weei: to achieve the $90,000 organizing a program call- Thursday, strikillg out 12 bat . 

. JikUc.ted he had no idea just needed to maintain the beau- ed "Operation Identifica- ters and hitting three home 

""'ea. He added wryly: "Mini- tiful grounds and buildings tion" directed at cutting runs as Nor t h beat Lake 

,041', mini-profits." Ford made Pholo by J. S. ~Forpst that form. unique civic cen. down thefts and burg. Shore High, 10-0. 

'.' comme!!u to !lewsmen Pictured above is what was left of the 1962 red Clair in December of 1969 as it was being towed out ter for aU five Pointes. Tbe lanes in the area. Saturday, Danny \'135 play. 

after an addre.s to the share- Chevrolet convertible which plunged into Lake St. of the Lake on Saturday, May 15. Memorial sUll'covera the costs ing ror a Detroit league ball 

~en meetmg, ia which he of its serviees and programs "Operation Identification" club when he was hit. Batting 

~Urged that ,ttie government~ throUlh income from invested is a system by whieh local left handed, he was, weuing 

.datedufety and emis- Salvage Job r_'ews Busy at Lakefront Center Sets endowments and fees. .residents Iborrhow'd free of protective head gear that 

~. equlpment might boost '--d . ~ Gifts from aU Pointers in eharge, e eetrlc an enKl'av- guarded the right side of his 

".'t'llJ'ices f." • ..,.,.. ...".. from. present G H d P k G tt F 1 whatever amount are eneour. era from ",llir local police de. fane, but he had anparenUy 

e iIi-t- M l! part 't d t h.... Y 

ets azar at' s e mg lie. les emorll1 a'ed. The Center Is OpeD tr, meil s an e c , m mcon. twistt!d and exposed the left 

H~ • * * 0 f Lak R d f Ann I0 - D S .. are iDeome tax deductible and drlver:~ .license Dumber on pitch. 

,ie'. ""'. els. 

.,:r Sabril7. May IS ut 0 e 

~::JoVIET COMMUmST PAR- 

.tt:~AN.Leon1d "-I:S'/rriphon of ' C 'ra"" 

~v called ODthe Western fRY C Who h 

am.s Friday Jo test Soviet in- ,0HnurtelemdovOveser aSreawa",c 

1aUOaI and begin negotiations .. .. 

OD:'wa7S of. reducing 'troop in December, 1969 

1"'11 and arms in Central 

~pe. Speaking in n,ilisi, By Pepper WhiteJaw 

lOll. No gift is too small. AU spicuous spots, their Michigan side as he tried to dodge the 

ea y or ua penmg ay ervr.ce .re l1'a~ received at any valualilll Items. . "He (the pitcher) had a 

------- ' , tllJ1e of the year. .. . . .These residents arc then aUfearm fastball that moved a 

PooJs.n(J.~~rniture 'P.i~:tifeguards .... j~' :'if.ithAll ReSiclenfs .. Ura.defo-:.tJ_••~~~,,_er.JilTI!~ s~id. 

Many Already at Work Helping with .... Attend 'TraCliti&nlT'ei~:; !ti_~.. .. .'.,. ~:"" ~tyo.t'~~',*~~~>'.i ..Ni~I:~~~' 

I Pre-Opening Preparations mony To Be Held on whose gifts baverecenUy been. the pre m I s e S h~ve been dUcking, Danny kind of turned 

-------- L I. f T received. Tbey are: marked for ready IdentUlca- and bailed out. He tried to 

By Greg Boyd ~Ind thernselv~s with a major ttlte ront errace April 7 tl.on by law enforcement agen. back away and the pitch 

The impending Memorial I Job every sprmg in ps.fcblng Yr. aDd IIrs. James M. Cles. caught him right behind the 

Day weekend, traditionally tbe tbe cement sl.abs together after All Grosse Pointers are Clabault, IIII'. aIld Mrs. Wil. AlJo Given Form. left ear," 

~;c.pital of Soviet Georgill, Operation Salvage began 

~bev slill the Soviet Union t 10 15 S t d 

WMId do all in its power for a : .a.m., a ur ~y, 

'!f!i~ngthenln, peaceful co. M,:y 15, WIth Farms Pollee 

start of the active summer season, 

is resulting in a, nurry 

of activity at all the Pointe 

mlUlicipal parks in prepara. 

the rough wmters, 

Last year, two diUerent 

types oI patching cement were 

used on a sample basis In 

urged to take 

hour from their 

onal weekend 

honor and pay 

one half 

long Mem. 

holiday to 

respect to 

iam J. Clart, Mr. and Mrs. 

D. J. Clitford, IIr. aDd Mrs. 

Minton JI: Clute, Mr. and Mrs. 

Ken Collinson, Jane Collber, 

Th!:: or home owners are 

also given an "Owners, Form" 

on which to list all items in. 

eluding auto accessories, such 

After the boy was taken to 

the ho!pital, doctors put him 

on a respirator and classified 

his condition as "serious." 

Qlijenee of states, regardless qhief Robert Fer~er hand'tlon for the flood of residents hopes that they could find a those of o.ur town who Mrs. John Conway, Mr. and as wheel covers, tape decks, Tom Clem said that he was 

@eir social system." ling land operations .and expected to invade the pleas. good sealer. According to have fought and died in Mrs. Donald H. Corey, Mr. and radios and batteries. (These told, that Danny was in an ir . 

. , • • • Shores Dir~tor of Public Iure spots. . Hallmann, the experimental World War II, Korea and Mr•. Joseph C. Cox, IIr. and auto items are among the most reversible coma and that his 

8uday, May 18 ~afetr, Joe Vita~e,. assist- Municipal recreation work. patchwork didn't work we~. Vietnam. .lIrs. Arthur E. DeCoster, Mr. common iteme stolen in The bodily functions would have to 

;~"-' . mg h1m, by handling water ers are busy cutting grass and 'But th~ recreation crew WIll and Mrs. J~bD J. DeDDe~y, Pointe area). pull him out. He died without 

.; PRESIDENT NIXON rallied operations. I grooming shrubbery, repaint. be ~orking all tho way to the The brief but impresaive Mr. and Mrs. James P. Dla. If law enforcement oUicers regaining conseiou~ness. 

,u~rt Saturday from former Vitale was aboard the 31- ing bath houses, cleaning grills Hobday weeken~ and Hall. ~:;~~~~n ~~il~~ t~~e a~la~':u:~ :~:dG~~ft J>~~e~\:::' find stolen items, or items 'Danny's athletic prowess 

rrl!sldeDt Lyndon B. Johnson foot Chris.Craft Sea SIdH fire. and picnic tables, and repair" mann says they II be ready . . ,. suspected to have been atolen, was valued not only on the 

~ad ~ f~er State Depart- boat owned ,by the Grosse ing docks The greatest con. for the hordes of Woods resl. the lake side terrace and Virginia Dorian, !fr .. and Mrs. with these identification mark- baseball squad, but !llso as a 

'~nt and rentagon o~cla1s Pointe Yacht Club and outfit. 

I:n ::an effort to defeat a pro- ted as a fire-flghtinlS vehicle 

~sal to cut U.S. troop stre~gth by the Sbores. Tbis reporter 

~,Jurope in half. Mr. NlXon I bo d th f 

r; bid' such 

f hi 

a cut 

" 

would be 

i 

an 

"It 

~ so skimmed 

.was a 

some 

ar 

22 

e 

knots 

.cra t 

per 

as 

~~r 0 lltor~c ~Imens o~s, hour acre.ss Lake St. Clair un- 

~d Johnson said It would. en. dertbe able helmsmanshlp of 

lINer what we have achIeved Ed Leahey, of the GPYC's 

In. the past and sbatter our t'. 

hopes for. the future .." Senate m~sr::s: CP~:"te Farms City 

centration' of work however 

is mostly centered ~n thema: 

jor attraction for each park: 

h . i I 

t e sWlmm 

Tb 

ng 

Woods 

poo. 

e . 

.Woods Park and Recreation 

Director Don Hallmann a~d 

his men probably face the bIg. 

gest pool job of all the .Pointe 

dents. And hordes It will be 

~s estimates ~f swimmers us. 

mg the pool m the course of 

one day range to 8,000. 

H 

a 

11 

mati'!. WI 

'll h 

ave 

10 llf 

e 

guards watching' over the 

crowd at one time during peak 

periods. The guards usually 

get a good workout and must 

stay constantly on the alert. 

grounds of Grosse Pointe War Donald E. Drape" ltbss Zelma 

~e~~o:i.~.O~~o:e~:r~e M:ru 3~ Duckwitz, Ilr. and Mrs. Don. 

aId A. Edwards, IIr. and Mrs. 

held in adjacent Friel Thea- Harold H. EmmoDl, Jr.\ Dr. 

ter in case of rain. and 

d'" 

IIrl. 

Willi 

Fra~ J. 

F 

Eurs, 

be 

Mr. 

Tbe order o[ service Is alS an ...rs. am a r. 

follows: Alfred L. ravrow, Mr, and 

Raising and Half Masting IIrs. James C. Flowers, Mr. 

o[ Colors: Boy Scout Troop IDd Mrs. Harry W. Frost, Jr., 

96, Grosse Pointe' Memorial Mr. .nd Jlrs. J .. Crawford 

ings, they. can locate the name 

and address of the owner within 

minutes. The check Is con. 

ducted by' sending tile driver's 

lieense number to Lan. 

sing on the LEIN (Law En. 

!orcement Network) machine. 

John A. MacCartneyinitiated 

the idea locally after read. 

ing about the success of such 

tight end for the Nor.seman 

[iIOtball team. Baseball, how. 

ever, was his first love. He 

was so good at the sport that 

he had been nontacted 

.. 

hy sev. 

eral colleges' and the Detroit 

Tigers, Schneider said. 

Dan's father, Gene Clem, 

had much to do with the de- 

velopment of Dan as a base- 

De!Rocratie Leade: M~e Mans. Manager Andrew Bremer, Jr. employes. The large, Circular Hallmann r(~ports that two Church. Frost, Jr., Mrs. CalVIn Gauss, a program in Monte~ey Park, ball player. He has an avid 

fiMI, the. proposal s chl~f spon. told the NEWS that the Farms p.ool has bee~ settling ever swimmers a day are pulled Advancing 3nd Placing of Mr. alld M~s. Earl W. George, Cal. John told the NEWS that interest In baseball himself, 

¥f, .caUed on the-PreSident ~ Police Department pI ann e d smce cons~ucbon first began out of the pool on the aver. Colors: Commander EAward Richard Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. of the 4,000 homes which used h8S been asso'ciated with Lit. 

• ,~~pt ~viet Leader Leomd this operation In cooperation for the faCIlity 22 years ago. age. The life saving record, Kramer, Al g e r Post 995, Harold Gospel, Mrs. Robert B. the identification system only tie League teams for several 

Btr~Z:phe:n~~~:s ~d:~~~~a~ with the Michigan National It first began with just the however, ls a perfect one. V.F.W. ~~r::t~~~ ..DMISla~~IVl~r~. three breakings and entries years, and had coached young 

"Ilntral 

. .. 

Europe 

. 

Guard, the Shores Department 

of Public Safety and the City 

sides of the bowl-shaped struc. 

ture paved, with sand in the 

Improvements 

this year are 

to the park 

10 new picnic 

Invocation: 

Kiely, . D.O., 

Rev. Ra) H. 

Grosse Pointe 

Hadley, Dr. aDd IIrs. Herbert 

H. Hagermoser, Mr. and Mrs. 

were reported. 

Marked Contra." 

Dlin/lY.• 

Funeral servIces 

. 

fol' DaDiel 

>' • • • • 

,'>. HOlIday, Ha)' 17 

;.;'- 

"SECRETARY OF S TAT 

of Grosse Pointe Police De. center. LaKe water was then 

Ipartment. pumped into the pool circulat. 

Object of Operation I ed and pumped out.' In 1957, 

E Objective: removal of a 1962/ the Department of Health or. 

tables and three new grills. 

Workmen are busy painting 

and cleaning other tables. 

Residents will be enjoying the 

MemorIal Church. 

Welcome; Rea r Admirlll 

Lcon J. Jacobi, U.S.N. Ret., 

Veteran's Chairman, Grosse 

Lawrenee I. Haller, Mr. and 

Mrs. John P. Hansen, J. Har. 

old Harder, Mr. and Mrs. C. 

P. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Wi!. 

'In some 7,000 homes not are beina held toda~, Thur~. 

using the system, over 1,800 day, May 20, at 1 0 clock In 

breakings and entries occur- A. H. Peters Funeral ~ome. 

red. John said the following He Is survived by hIS par. 

William P. Rolers said Sunday 

that the United States is "very 

Chevrolet which has been in 

Lake St. Clair, south of Wardered 

a filter plant 

and the Woods made 

install~d 

arrange. 

sundeck, Installed by the side 

of the pool two years ago, and 

Pointe War Memorial Associa. 

tion. 

lIam P. Harris, Jr., Mr. and 

Mrs. Harry Hayter, Mrs. Delos 

year many Monterey Park elt. 

Izens scampered to their local 

ents, 

Clem; 

Mr. and Mrs. Gene 

two brothers, Thomas 

,J(nDous" to negotiate a mutual 

;l1,s....soviet trooP. withdrawal 

::'~r ~~rB~~~ t~~ Z:b~~ 

RUssians to elabou,te on their 

ner road, since the evening of 

December 22, 1969, when Its 

driver, Samuel Randolph Mar. 

ble, 25, last known address 

ments to buy the water from the. harbor with a docking 

51. Clair Shores. capacity of 230 boats is bound 

Since then the pool has been I to b.e busy w.ith all but just a 

paved on a pl'ecemeal basl's. few spaces filled. Because or 

th b Id II 

Introduction of Those Officlating: 

Commander Lou i B 

Hyde, Grosse Pointe Amercan 

Legion Post 303. 

P. Heath, Ms. Barbara Wick stations to borrow those etch. 

Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Hngo S. ing tools. The 01 Program was 

Higbie, Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. spOnsored ,by the Exchange 

Higbie Mr. and Mrs. Dale J'I Club of Monterey. 

' 

8nd John; three sisters, Susan, 

Nancy and Betsy; a gra:ld .. 

mother, Mrs. Jean DeMattei, 

and grandparents, Mr. and 

M Raymond Volz 

ClU~ for early negotiations. (Cofttiniied on Page Z) I Hallmann and his men now ce~t ~oag~,o~~ ~;nt~ ~~n f:~t pr:s~~~~~~: G:~::s p~~t;r;:; (CoIltlDuei OIl Pa,e 25) (Colltlnued on Page 4) . f~ierment Is In Fo'rest Lawn 

Beam, RO"ers 

• 

laid, will con. . 

1ft 

1 gth 

en . 

H 

e 

t 

repor s a 

fl. 

ew Memorial Assoc atlon, _" 

' Icerl1etery 

. 

. :;ih~i~an~~:-:ee~ b::~:A.rmed Man Arrested for IShPace145 are lefft for boats in Presentation o£ Gold Star Name Four as Candidates ----- 

C "-'.t P rt 1 dB. e to 18 oot range. (Contlnueli on Pa.e Z) MUST LIKE COLOGNE 

ommo.1wa a y ea. er reZ- The Farms .. E' HAd Woods police received a call 

hev. Threatening Policelnen Farms Park Director Ed N -P----d- L' or Carnegie ero war, Wednesday, MIlY 12, from the 

• • '" Lauer reports his 400,000 gal. ew roce ures store detective at J. C. Pen. 

,". held.)', 

,'SPoKESMEN 

May 18 

for the three 

A Farms man Is allv-e-to-d-a-y--I-U-g-U'Oand 

Winter were dls. 

because two Farms policemen patched to 311 Touraine at 

Ion pOol Is just about ready 

for swimmers. Ofticlally th.~ On Park 

p F 

asses Fer~~~s 

P 11 

';a:l~g 

Chi -r-R-b-t--M--S-l k I' d h t 

a :tron; ~l~ C:tS';erln 

ney's, 19251 Mack, reporting 

o : c 5~ ~s :a~s~nge:s~' that he was holding the sister 

major ailtomobile manuiadur. kept cool heads and did not 1:47 8.m., to Investigate a reo opening Is scheduled for Me. In an effort to simplify mat. to have "four unselfish per- At the foot of Tonnancour, of a Detroit resident who had 

lug.;companlti 

arelt indicated 

in the Detroit 

that if the raUopen 

fire when the. man aimed 

a .45 c81iber (lutomatlc pistol 

ported fight among a group 

of people. When they arrived, 

~~rl~~eDa:u:~Js L~~:r ::~~n~ 

and Its a good, hot day, he'll 

ters, Grosse 

Installing a 

Pointe 

new 

Woods Is 

procedure 

sons" 

heroic 

recognb:ed for their 

actions In rescuing 

the car struck 

Island, veered 

the curb of an 

and went out of 

~'~~~d~~:IV:to~~It~:f~:e C~~~~~~ 

I Th I 1 

~.d strike continues, the in. at them. And, because of their the policemen stated in their open the pool for any residents with regard to the park passes three people, two women and control, shot over the break. t"gd at I~ dea: ru~ dl~ g r t 

dusJry wll! shut down in a action the officers are being report, they found elRht peo. that want to swim. to be distributed to each rllsl. a child, from the ley waters wall and 20 feet out into the k~ow ~e~e b~of~ers ~ad ta:eon 

'Week. The nationwide strike, 

Inlltltuted by The Brotherhood 

ol.,RaUway Signalmen, has al. 

re.adY cauled a Ihortage of 

recommended for citations for 

valor, it was disclosed by Po. 

lice Chief Robert K. Ferber. 

According to Information 

pIe on the sidewalk, with one 

man Stock\',:ell, standing west 

of No. 312. 

As Miglio exited from the 

Lauer will be emp~oying 11 denl. 

guards altogether with five In previous years park pass 

t hi applications were handled by 

~nagc penagk 

of Lake st. Clair on May 7. He 

Is recommending the rescuers 

for consideration by the Car. 

lake and plunged Into 10 reet 

of water. The water tempera. 

ture W8S 34 degrees. 

the bottles while they were 

. I t f 

shOPPing n the s ore and 0 • 

at ~o.mponents and materials, and released by the chief, recom- scout car, Stockwell, it was 

th~ main Pdoolthdur. mail, Involving Um.e consum. 

watching oPertl~ s 

d 

ban h Trh 

negle Hero Fund Commission, The three most certainly fered to cooperate fully with 

ee ing "red tape." Now each Pittsburgh, Pa. would have drowned, Chief police. 

mendation for the citations 

. ill'Jlot only aHedin, the auto CI 

)~nts. but also Kellogg's, in have been forwarded to ty 

aattle C r e e k tb t1' Manager Andrew Bremer, Jr., 

largest . . cereal mat ,ena e r I. on Of- s for th e poUce 0ffl" c"rs. Pat ro I. fielall of the complny laid man Philip Mlgtio iI1d Johanth.t 

they would dose today be. nes Winter, who without firsaid, 

turned and pointed a . n:le eac. e 

lake, which has become In. 

blue steel .45 automatic at the creaslngly unpopular for swim. 

patrolman, and three times order 

ed the 0fl'Icer to pu t up his the merslastindecade 'l'he is Pointe still a during major 

hands. Also, iMlglio was or. tt I 

dered to tell Winter to ralc,p. a ract on at the Farms. The 

resident Is asked to bring In 

lb' 

the fi1llld out applicat on forms 

personally at the Woods City 

Ha, II were h thea. y'll be st mp 

ed and issued immediately. 

City Manager Chester Peter. 

The names of the heroes, 

wHh all pertinent facts, are 

already, or should be at this 

tlme, in the hands of Com . 

misllon officials. 

The four are being cited for 

Ferber stated, if they had not 

h 

een saved .rom t elr sinking 

automobile. 

The first to g0 to the assist • 

anee or the two women 8nd 

chllp, was Edward Reaume, 

----- 

BIKE AWAITS OWNERS 

Woods police received a call 

Thursday, May 13, from the 

principal at Parcells Middle 

School reporting that a stu. 

c~e of Inability to .hip out 

Ult firm's products. Congress 

ff~pected to act on President 

Nil/on's request to seek an end 

:ffthe walkout. 

Ing a shot, :mested Robert G, 

Stockwell, 36, of 3U Touraine 

road, during the dark, early 

morning hours of Friday, May 

14. Stockwell Js charged with 

felonious assault. 

his hands. 

Winter, who was using the 

police car as a shield, had his 

service revolver aimed at 

Stockwell, but was admon. 

(Continued on Page 4) 

Farms Park Is the only park 

:~~~~:~s g~ar~s for lake 

h an auer says Ol~ 

a ot day t,ere'll be more 

people In the lake than in 


sen. says the new procedure recognition for the rescue of 25, or 19818 Sherry. 51. Clair 

will simplify matters consider- Mrs. Nancy Slaner of 1601 Shores, who was driving by 

ably. Those who do mall their Roslyn road, who wao drIving at the time. Reaume, a Viet. 

applications In may not re. her car west on Lake Shore nam veteran, married and the 

celve them until aft\!r the S1!a- road, with Mrs. Sharon Stoec. father of a three.yeal'.old 

son starts. kel of 1496 Roslyn road, and (Continued on Page 2) 

dent had dutifully turned in 

a bleycle that had been on the 

school grounds. Woods police 

retrieved the bike and hnve 

It In storage rea d y to be 

claimed . 

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PreleD.tation 

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of Flag: Mrs. 

Oscar XeBer, president, Aux1l- 

_-- 8q)s. ...__!art Alger Post ~, V.F.W. 

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EUNS . 

Awarding of Certificate" of 

Honor Poatbumously to those 

who gave their lives in the 

Vietnam conflict: Mrs. Cyrus 

K. Weatherby, regent, iMrI. 

Gordon 'Ripley, chaplain, Eliza. 

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P!acinl of Wreaths: Auxll. 

!ary Alger Poat 995, V.F.W., 

Mrs. Olear Kener, Awdliary 

, Ban Weeluns. mocco51ns. Grosse Pointe American Post 

In a choice of, 

styles and 

colors 

for men. 

Q 

303, Mrs. Vietor Goodman, 

Cenior Girl Scout Troop 1614 

and Girl Scout Cadet 'troop 

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Volley, Taps and Echo: Firing 

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ReUring of Colors: Comnlander 

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Ushers: Senior Girl, Scout 

Troop 1614, Girl Scout Cadet 

Troop 886; 

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Thurscl.v. M.V 201 In! 

KellDeth Bell alld Ser.eant the ,ntlte operltioa WII alm" 

Sim Hoatt. 

at protectin, boaten, aM ' 

Crews Busy at Lake Parks Lake Salvage Operation AU fOreel l.Dvolved praise ew!m.mm alld ketplnf 1.8' 

the joint eUort and added tbat St. Clair clear of debrl.. . ......-;. 

(C.-dallNl IrMa PII' . .. 

1) a.nd will be l"ltcbiftl twrI tlM (CF H ••• ,,.. •••• 1) completely aone ••. the trans. 

.'.' \ 

pool OIl. shorter bow'I durillal 3IU Spr1qle, Detroit, Will be. million aDd dWerenUallntact, 

,'.",i 

the pooL 

weekday. oW mid.JuM wben iJt( pur.loled' north.bound 011 and three of the four tires sUll 

PreparaUon for the pool fa- 

I 

all the "hoo~lI are out. Lake Sbor. drin by Park po. inflated. Tbe divers alld police 

cilities 11 juat about c:omplete. 

'I'IIe Put lice. Karble ~l)It cOlltrol of bls aaid tbat much of the dam. 

several .uardJ from South Park Director of ParD and ear at Wamer road, .truck two ale to the Clr other than the 

H1Jh, Sl Paul and one or two 

RecrelUon Don Guinan 11.. llJbt pole. kIlockinl them to ~ront bumper, w h I c h was 

colle,es that bave aD early his men busy palntlq tile the 'l'OWld, tbea plun.ed over smashed at Impact, was done 

summer recell bave been pool ,utters before a private the breakwall and ~k1dded on by ice bltUnR the car. (Sur. 

Esc1u.lvely for the ma. of lra41tioa {f 

working for almoat two weeks. contractor mOV" 1n to clean thin Ice Into the lake alld sunk prisinlly, the currents are 

The pool bas been cleaned pool witb acid. He'll be usin. to the bottom. fairly strong even thit: close, 

...". :- 

aDd pllnted, along with the 

.... , 

M life guards for the tara. Orll!nallY it WSI believed to • h 0 r e, according to tbe I 

I 

.uttera. The three meter blgh 

SOO,OOO-,al1M elpllcity pooi that Karble crawled throuCh divers.) 

•) 

bolrd Ind the two Jow board. and the two .lIIIl1er wadinI IJl OpeD window to .afety to The enUre operation took 31 

have been cleaned J.l:ld paint. 

..... ~ 

paoli. Before "bool leu out' llolld Ice, however, after recov. minute ••.. a symphony of 

ed with .and on the divin. 

,1round mid.JUDe, he IIY., the eriDl the car divers believe the cooperation, The vehicle was 

surface and the guards will be paoli will be open for .wiJr.- impact threw him clear of the then towed to Farms Texaco 

rabin. the flce bricu oc the ming 011 and after Kemorial vehiele. He wu auisted to service for junklng. 

pool deek that hive fillen dur- 

Day from noon oW 10 ...m the breakwall ~y Park, City Cblef Ferber told the NEWS 

ing the winter. 

".' . and Farms police oWcers. 

Lauer, a 22-yelr veteran at 

Guinan reportJ IDOIt of the Karble was aubsequenUy that the Arl'olY Corp of Engi.1 

work for his 

the Park, will be .witchiD. 

men baa been convkted In Park K\Inlcipal lleers was oriC!nal1y requested I 

his 

• uard. on III LO.inuteinterval. 

done at the Park'. Thr .. Mile Court for reckie .. driving as to remove the car, whicb may 

on a rotating basil, aJ is the 

facility. New gras, hu bee a result 01 the hiila speed h~ve been a huard to boaters 

clle with all the paru. Farma 

planted alOl1' with MW trees chase wblch belln at BeaCOllS- and swimmers in the area. 

and shrubbery. Alao the ten- fleld and Jeffenon In The Early in April of this year the 

IIW'dJ are not allowed to read 

nis eourts ",ill be relurfac:ed Park aDd ende~ with the driv. Corps told the Farms it had 

or lilten to any radios while 

this spr1nl. Guinan, wl16 11 er in the lake in Tb.l Farma. ao llnd vehicles available to 

on watch. 

worklna towards I muter'. lIarble currently has a limUar ~mr:ke the automobile from 

An attracUon for Farm. 

degree 10 llecreationll 1Ian- Clse of reekless driving and e e. 

resIdents will be the wlter 

alement from Wayne state, IJl additional charge of flilure Chief Ferber, Chief Vitale 

polo net that hiS proven to reports also the rec:ollltruc:tlon to appear pendiDi in Farms and Chief Teetaert then ar. 

be popular 10 past years. 

of a lIew eDtrallce cate It the IIUDieipal COUrt as a result of riDged this joint exercise of 

TIle Cft1 

'I1lree Mile Park. the incident. cooperation with their depart- 

Park Superintendent at the But the main park will .Wl P~ I.l4 shore Saturday menta alld Major Robert Still.. 

be the busiest this aummer monuna were divers Leon 

Suil] from $165.()() 

City, Tom Gauerke, reports 

SOli, executive oHicer of the 

. ',,' 

mott of the work has been with the 217.boat capacity Sehoyaa, 01 Col~~1 road and F.irst Battalion of the ~e.cba. OddJadltl] from 1135.00 

',,'j 

doM on tbe grounds rather dockl!lc Irta almoat complete. City of Groue Pomte Patrol. JJJZe~ :25th Infantry.Mlchigan 

than just the pool. 'I1le large, ly filled man Vlrlil Beaupre, who yolo National GUlrd. 'I.'he Guard 

heated pool, and the small pool . ullteered to assist in the Ill. penonnel were unier the com. I' 

are just about ready. A pd. fte SMret Ylce operation. The pair bave mand of Chief Warrant Officer 'Norm.an!-lilton 

vate eomplny ..us hired to do Shores Park Direetor Don. been alliJUn. local police as ~ ..- -- 

the I cid-eleaniDg, and' work aId Meuinl hu ordered DeW volunteers for maDY yean. , .. , _"I. vn# 'I1f, ..r Travel Clothe. for 

< • ,. , 

0«1 the entire park has been furniture for the pool deek (They ,Iso dive for weapoDs 

cootinuing since early March. use aloll( with a few DeW thrown In the lake, for various ~/

iThursday, May 20, 1971 

K",.. " tn"e P.. " L.., CO. 

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AUTO LEASING • 

ALL. MAKES AND MODELS 

: 1 0... Car 01 ""' 

~~5550 E, W,rr.n 

~. Pelelkr. Mer • 

w. C.II AIIjlllt 0.. PIe. 

T. Y~r ...... 

F.atvrin, 

Qualte, Maid Kltchana 

885.4770 

U US .Li ttf. Mac~ 

St. Clair Shores 

• g e. 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

' S been DO effort mad. to inlti- 

Arnold Fue hs rotements tute der,wJratel)' Deeded aDd 

10Dl overdue f1sell reform iD 

Ch,allenged By Glancy ~,,~~l~~Dd. Il~U:SJ; 

By 

The 

Board 

ju.t make th1I community 

Pepper Whitelaw 1 that unless it Is adoC~ed by moM~. ctt:1~r:::Ul~al:ot )I~ns;~~ 

regular meetine of the ~he Board ... tonlg •h' i n1aht tblt thlJ .tatement of 

of Education on Mon. m total ',' . that the sc: 00 Xr. Fuchs' ,hocked him .1. 

day lIIay 10 was such a 

lengthy one the NEWS was 

unable to report all the "hap. 

system will be in I de!1~I~ mOlItmore than anything elle 

st!"t;, next ye~~, of lome , rucbl said. ''The ImpUc.Uot1 

million dollars. 01 that ,tatement it that we 

penings" in last week's issue. "The recommendation II' do not run • t!aht II.cal .hip, 

In keeping with our policy of sumes that we. wilJ lose rev. that we do not maint.in Ill) 

providing "in -iept.h" cover8ge en,ue from state aid in the impeccably accurat, ,ingle set 

of the meetings. we take this neighborhood of, one million of book., that our finandal 

opportunity 

Allred R, 

to report trustee dollars. 

Glancy, Jr.'s reo I agrt~ 

We don t know tbis. 

there are indications 

and bu,ine .. 

th 

aUalrs 

Is' 

are 

f 

not 

buttal to a statement made by that the State aid will be cut ::::i:ated ea:~~C:ntO s~ 

vice.president, Arnold Fuchs, 

at the April 5 meeting and 

later distributed under the 

names of Donald J. Semmler, 

to some extent, but no, one, 

least of all the admlnistrators 

making this recommenda. 

lion, C8n assure us, at this 

II IDy [ know in my own busi- 

Uill ti "M GI 

neS8 a a 0tlI. r. anc)' 

then commented 011 ~ tact 

Calvin Sandberg and Mr. time, that ,~he cut will be ~~~~pen::~; ~~:1h.m:i 

Fuchs. throughout the com. 

munity, 

In that printed report it 

was stated: "Since the 'local 

press' dill not see £it to publish 

the comments of vice. 

that severe. Ithis. (We rellOrted these con.- 

Mr. Glancy, Monday eye' flrmatlons In Il8t week', 

ning, in his rebuttal, s~ld: issue) 

"Mr, Fuchs seems to obl~ct Mr.' Glancy Slid "these 1m. 

to the fact that the admm •. plicatfons will do more than 

istration assumes that we, may IanytbiDg elM to completely 

president Fuchs, 'We have lose as muc~ as one million destroy the eommunity's con. 

taken this opportunity to re- f~om sta~ aid, .t t,he same fidence in the scbooJ system 

lay his comments to you." 

The Fuchs. Semmler. Sand. 

tune o{fermg no estimate of 

any amount as an alternative. 

and In the board of trustees 

and any trustee, or group of 

berg report referred to Dr. ~s of ~prU 5, based OD aU trustees, who make such a 

Theos 1. Anderson's recom- mformatlon on hand at that charge by these impUcations 

:Yes. 

.: 

:{;enerutions of Christiull Sdcntists throughout 

mendalion for staff 

which Mr, Fuchs 

Semmler opposed 

reduction 

and ~tr, 

and Mr. 

time, when It .was ~~cessary 

to make a baSIC deCISIOnper. 

~aining to Olle of the most 

is unworthy to bold office, and 

1 am making this statement 

in public and Cor the record." 

ithe world 

:" 

,~iseasc 

have 

even 

been healed of every kind of 

'" bl .. h 

meura e disease -- throug. 

Sandberg abstained from sup. 

porting at the April 5 meet. 

Important. ~ertainly .one ~f 

the largest It~IS which will 

be part of the new budget, t~e 

Mr. Fuchs 

amendments 

intendent's 

suuested three 

to the superreeommendatiOllI 

;~od's help alone. By using the same method that 1l1~Ionday evening, !\Ir. Glancy administration had to ta~e th~ at the April 5 meeting. Mr. 

;~:hrjst Jesus taught and proved. 

I, 

k:ome this Wednesday to our public testimony 

'. II h 

'.: 

l'eferred to this "co,sponsored 

statement" as "a carefully 

edited version of the actual 

statrnent made by Mr. Fuchs 

figure, not a more optimishc 

one,", ' , 

Fuchs report also. state~. 

"The recommenda~l~m 15 

Glancy commenteU 011 those at 

last Monday's meet1nf. 

Mr. Fuehs first amendment 

was "This board will adopt 

tIl1eeting. You can hear your neighbors te w Y 

'Y 

~(iley've turned to God for health and their 

at the meeting of April 5 and 

indicated that the tapes of 

b sed on the sUPPosition that 

a. .. 

our local revenues w~ be m. 

bud 

the concept for zero get. 

ing tor the '71 alld '72 and 

~piritl1al well-being. 

I, 

1(,' h. - Sc- \A.["'.Jnesday 

:, nstian lence Vn=\) 

E. 

vemng 

that meeting were proof of 

this. :Mr. Fuchs did not re. 

spond to }(r. Glancy's reo 

crease only some e1~h~ per. 

cent by the re~ent ral,'llDg of 

S t,a t e 'Equalized Vr.luation 

ra.t~er than the 1~ percent 

all subsequent budgets." 

Mr. G la n c y said "this 

amendment which pertains to 

something Mr. Fuclls cans 

(Testimony Meetings ,~"""'1 m~~. Fuch's statement said: Orlgmally f~re,cas~. Right now, "zero budget," is a phrase I 

l: ' [fJ', "Perhaps mj' major objection th~re ar~ md1cutions ~at the find difficult to idenWy with 

'"FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST =, -; to the proposal is that it can. false will be less tuan 12 any bUdgetary procedures 

... ,.. .. ' .. nle fou,.. 2.2 CNifertI Av.. ~ ; not be fl"nancl'ally substanti .. percent~ bu:t t~ere al't: e~ua~y with which I nm fimlliar. The 

~ ISunJn Sc:BI(~ &: SunJ.a\ S

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In our attempt to bring you the 

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Thestt are iuSl 2 more (lGod reasons 10 sflOP al 

Thursday, May 20, 197 

01 fire arms are not required Ilion IdenilllcaUon" will go . 

Challenges Statements Rotary Club Holds Drive I by~:.w~a~.::e~te;~ld the ~ e~~~~~ J~lyP~~t~~:atg ! 

_______ '" NEWS that hopefully "Opera. the program. 10 

(eo.uuH fr. PIc. J) Ieedure which would under. (Continued from Page 1) unclaimed, unidentified mer. .- 

In reviewing the proposed new mine the authority and res, The NEWS contacted the chandise in the station's prop. Porch enclosure. ~ 

budget on a llDe-by.liDe basis, ponsibllity of our Cbief Exec. Police Chiefs of all five erty room. 

before voting OIl approval. utlve Officer, the Superinten. Pointes to get their reaction Director of Public Safety 

Mr. Fuchs' ill h1J written dent, by having our Director to this program, All were en. tor Grosse Pointe Woods, Don. SCREEN, AWNING, WINDOW. 

statement on h1J second of Duainesll and Finance reo thusiast!c and all had con. aid B. Coates said, "Anytbing SLIDING GLASS DOORS, 

amendment said "thh system portin, directly to afid res. suited with Rotarians on this of this nature that renders 

malntbins more than one set pOuible only to the Board and program. service to residents of our 

of financial. statements (how. not to tbe Superintendent. Shor

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. ~: Thursday, May 20, 1971 

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Report Window 

Breaking Spree 

Woods residents and visitors 

h.ave been beseiged by .a rash 

of broken windows, mostly on 

cars and most of tbem occur. 

ring on Wednesday, May 5. 

Police suspect that the break . 

ale in each was caused by 

,hots from a B.B or pellet gun, 

Possibly from a passing car. 

Robert sell, 19687 E. Kings 

court, .caUed pollee to nport 

the breaking of his front room" 

window sometime between 

Wednesday, at 7 p.m. and the 

next morning just before 7. 

'I'be five by six foot window 

had a small bole .punctured in 

the eenter. 

Mar y Paone, 23316 Edsel 

Ford, in St. Clair Shores, reo 

ported the front left window of 

her car was shattered while 

the carewa parked m front of 

1567 Robert John Wednesday 

lIt '. 

evening. 

Another car owned by David 

Gracey, in Detroit, was found 

to have its left window a180 

shot througb. Gracey discovered 

the damage around 8:50 

Wednesday night while his car 

was parked in front of 115 

Hampton. 

Mrs. Charles Begeman, 879 

Hampton, atopped a Woods 

patrol ear a few minutes be. 

fore 9 p.m, Wednesday to 

show the patrolman the brok. 

en window on the left side of 

her car. The car had been 

parked In front of the home 

for less than an hour. 

Woods police received are. 

port 1110 n day, May 3, from 

Susan Kadluboskl, of Detroit, 

of the breaking of the rear left 

window of her VW while it was 

parked in front of IB50 Dournemouth. 

Also , the rear window of a 

car parked in the drive of 

19283 Raymond court had its 

left rear window shattered 

sometime between 10 p.m. 

Monday, May 3, and 8 a,m. 

Tuesday. 

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Page Five "I 

., 1St I T. Th ft 1 The license number obtained I The examination for Mc• 

Mutua,1 Fire Aid Big Boon C ate les uspec ll .. Ire e s 1 by the would-be vlc~im was \ Clear was set for yesterday, 

To Pointes, 

By Jame. J, NJI1m 

Harper I an alarm I.s 

------.--.- 

A St. Clair Shvres resident 

W00dS has bet.''l arrested for an of. 

fense that is provilng to be a 

. ed M t I real problem for many relli. 

recelV , u ua dents in The Pointe, especial. 

1 d th int d 

bemg InVO ve, ey orme 

Shores officials that the)' had 

received a call from one of 

their residents who had also 

obtained the same license 

the same as McClear s. May 19. 

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Lt....... UPHOlSTERING 

All .. ~ 

14121 ~ck A.... 

CO 

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PIM.. VA. 2.9660 

Residents of the Pointe and 

Harper Woods bave the best 

fire protection, barring none, 

Aid gDeS into eUecl.. 

AU fire trucks are equipped 

with emergency radios and all 

Iy the ones who own station 

wagons: tire and wheel thefts. 

Steve McClear, 20. 23125 

number aUer 

tempted theft 

spare tires. 

seeing 

of one 

an 

of 

at. 

his • Custom • 

RElIPHOLSTEIING & RESTYLING 

for communities of their size, 

through the utUiution of the 

best fire fighting techniques 

land the availability of all per. 

sonnel and equipment of the 

alarme are rel~yed over these Socia, SI. Clair Shores, was 

radios. The Police Departm~nt arraigned Wednesday, May 12, 

of the city involved transmits I on a charge of committing 

tbe area card lIumber over the larceny from an aulo. and 

Mutual Aid Radio. The. card I taken down to the Wayne 

The resident had driven 

back to his house the night 

b~!ore the Shores Incident oc. 

curred, and saw someone try. 

inll to steal the spare tire on 

• IT.. PICk lip atId d,htltfW 

• ~=.I'om hufld',dI01ft,.. 

_ CUllom IlIGde dip eOtln. 

• guGf'GKI,1d • (emu lW~l4bll 

six departments in times 

emergencies. This is the 

of 

reo 

is "pulled" and 

cities instructed 

any city or 

by the card 

County 

bond. 

jail in lieu o( $5,000 his other car, 

(ound himself 

When the thief 

in the beam o( nil ES\'IMlTES - VA 2.'660 

sull of the Mutual Fire Aid to answer the alarm, do so. Shores police were first the headlights, he dropped the OYII If YlARS IXPIIIINCI 

;11~;1~;:t~":g~ 

Pact Initiated and signed by On arrival at the! scene of alerted to McClear Sunday, booly and bolted for his 

~~:~ikfF~~i:~;~1 ~~~:tr::~;~:f~~E:7:E 

caf. , 

rYifioi;f:':iiAvE":i:"REFRi'G:ERiToif"11 

~~~te~\~~:n~o ~~esul~~":ta~ro~ al~~:~ this happens. the ~~u~~~o i~~~!~e:e l~a,~ t~::f~ \j~ FULL OF MI LK AND BUTTER! ~~t 

erty. And, as the yeat'S passed, drain of protection wlll hit of a spare tire of one of the :.:' 0 f . . f II l b' I ,. I Th ',': 

new and veteran firemev have one or more of the cities reo cars parked In a drive in :::: ur re rtgerator IS U 0" 10 oglco S. ey are :::: 

been sent and sre still going sponding to the alarms, and Woodland. After one of the .;.: , t t b' f f'll' . :.: 

to schools to lealn the up.to. that is when the fill.in goes culprits placed the lire in their :::: Impor an to our usmess 0 I 109 prescnp- ::: 

date methods of fire fighting. into dfect. The numbered card car imd drove off. tht', duty. ;::: t' ::: 

New and more modern equip.. instructs departments nol in. conscious resident took up ::~: Ion s, ::: 

men! has been purchased by volved to move to the unpro. chase. .:.: W' f'" d 3 000 000' 1927 :.: 

the various departments, so tected cities, and to remain Following the car down :;:: e ve I e over, , Since, :j:, 

thatladay this protection is at there until all the personnel Lake Shore, he managed to::: A d - h a full I'lne of convalescent sup- :::: 

its peak and becoming better and equipment at the comlag, get the license number and::: n we 0ve :::: 

as time passes, t. t t th' sp get a look at the driver as he ::-.'; I' d' b t' . t d h II ' ' :.::: 

ra Ion re urn 0 elr re ee. "ullftd up alongsl'de. The d."I"'- ,:'.: pieS, 10 e IC equlpmen an ypo-o ergenlc :'.:', 

Mutual fire aid means that live quarters. t' ~.. .. 

these communities hIve some- There are cards on file on er was identified in a line.up::: cosmetics, :::: 

thing to oUer each other in which the letter "M" follows as McClear, .:. .:.: 

the line of equipment and a number. The "M" signifies When Ci~y pollee ~eard that:;: May we serve you? i:i: 

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ol~~ :~~~~::. ;h:~~te;h~f r~i~; ~~~ti~:ri~~ t:~~a~~:n~e~~~ ~:o~~d:~~: ~~ea;n~ses~~~ ..• ~.'~.;.' 

trucks, bearing the na,me of /l ~ 

individual dties, at the scenes spond at the same time as the '.' ( ..A '.. 

of serious conflagrations, department r e 'ponse is auto- :::: :::: 

~;r~:rl~d~r:s, at:d a p~:~~~ ~a~:~es~~ry~eCOnd radio call :~~\19876 Mack Ave. w::::» 16361 Mack Ave. !~~j 

(owned by the Woods), all of ne~e::ea':.r~~s;ft~~. t~Ch':~~~ ::::TU 1-1385 ~ TU 2-1040 ::;: 

:~~~h operate in theIr unique nursing h ,>mes, and other ::::::;:.:::;:::::;:::::::.:::::::;:::::::::::;:::::::::;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::. 

The Mutual Aid System is buildings or places where the 

an asset to each of the Pointes public is apt to be together 

and Harper Woods, in that it in large numbers. 

gives them big city protection In times of diS'llster or riot, 

at small cily costs. It is inter. all communities ean call for 

estlng to note how this system aid from the Detroit Fire De. 

works, partment, and Detroit can 

Each city has devised 0 eard count on the !lve Pointes and 

system, mutually agreed upon, Harper Woods, when and if 

whereby the city is dIvided In. needed, 

to sections. Each .card is Dum- Th1I system gives the cities 

bered, and the cards are di. a tremendous amount of pro. 

vided into three alarms and tectioD, with as low a cost 

a fill-in, depending on the I". as possible to the taxpayers. 

cation of each community. The 

More than 150 citizens of the 

• !,proximately 300 who 1aned 

SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20,000. to obtain 1971 tags for their 

• ' dogs, have reeeived violation 

COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS tl~=e~~le:~~r~~\.~m~;~:; 

Chief Robert Ferber.'I'be 

DETROIT, 18901 Kelly at Moross-DR 2.8877 deadline for the license. was 

EAST DETROIT, 15751 Nine Mile at Gratiot-PR 1.8820 May 1. 

GROSSE PTE, WOODS, 20247 Mack at Hunt Club-TU 6.1080 The chlef said that there are 

GROSSE PTE. FARMS, 63 Kercheval, "On the Hi1I"-TU 6.6661 about 950 dog owners in the 

HOURS 9'30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday 'tiff 8 p.m. Farm., aDd aU had been .ent 

, • , cards informIng them of the 

deadline. After that date, pet 

owners who lailed to comply 

with the City OrdJnanee, are 

given a violation ticket, Ind 

must pay a line of $2. Ouring 

this week:, the fine, UDder a 

new ordlnall

P~ge Six 

LAWNIlona 'I'.uEN 

George YOUDI. 711 Haw. 

thome, eaned WoodI pollee 

lThis 'Weekls 

Bell R;ng~rs 

Semi-Boneless 

Stuffed 

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G R () SSE POI N_!._E_N_E_W_S __ . . . Thursd.y, ~'Y 20, 1971 

Obituaries 

I LOUI; R. MAXON Voight Will tbe blilband of the 

Funeul $f'tI'ices for Louis late Helen. He.1I survived by 

Russell Maxoll. ot Lakeland a aon. George; a dau,bter, 

avenue, Pol n t e advertising Adele; five grandchildren; six 

I 

giant and philanthropist, were great.grand c h II d r e n; two 

held all Wednesday, May 19, in brothers. John, and Charles 

St. James Lutheran Church. Henning; two silters, Mrs. 

He died on Saturday. May Celia Przytulakl. and Mrs. 

15. in SI. John Hospital. He Katherine T. Opolewskl. 

learnp.d his falher's trade, that Mr. Voight worked for the 

of a mill mechanic, as a child Istate of Mlchig8n In the main. 

in the isolated lumber town o{ tenance department belore h1l 

Onaway. Mich, He came to De. retirement. 

trait at the age at 14. He work. Interment was in Holy Cross 

ed for a number of small De. Cemetery. 

troit area newspapers. By the 

time he was 17. he was editor 

of the Highland Park News. 

Born in Marietta, Ohio, Mr. 

Maxon organized Maxon, Inc., 

when he was 27 years 01 age. 

He built it into a multl.mil. 

lion dollar rival of New York's 

most prestigious advertising 

agencies. The firm was dis. 

banded shortly after his retire. 

ment p.ight years ago. 

His ties with Onaway were 

so strong that he returned to 

build a luxury summer home 

there, 

During the dE:pression. when 

Onaway could not alford to 

kecp 110 families on welfare, 

he !laid all their grocery bills. 

He bought uniforms and in. 

struments for the high school 

band and paid the bills for the 

sc.lool's hot lunch program. 

On many July Fourths, he 

provided ice cream cones fClr 

all Onaway children. 

He married his second wife, 

Ruth Wold, in 1946. She had 

been his secretary. 

Besides his wife he is sur. 

vived by two daughters, Ruth 

Bryn and Mrs. Marjorie Ware; 

three sons, Lou A., Min A. 

and Frank D. and four grand. 

children. 

Interment was in Onaway. 

Mem'lrial tributes may. be 

made to Bon Secours Hospital. 

rice. Effecti"e, May 20 - May 21 - 

Closed Sundays as Usual. 

Closed Wednesdays at 1. P.M. 

U,S,D,A. CHOICE 

May 22 

aERNARD L. KILBRIDE 

Funeral services for Mr. 

Kilbride, 83, of 88'1 Anita ave. 

nue, were held on Saturday, 

May 15, In the A. H. Peters 

Funeral Home and from 5t. 

Joan of ~c Church. He died 

on Thursday. May 13, in SI. 

John Hospital. 

Mr. Kilbride was born In 

Athy. Ireland and lived in The 

Pointe tor over 46 years. He 

was active la the Catholic 

Youth Organliatiot., the SI. 

Vincent de Paul Society and 

the Knights o{ Columbus. 

He came to tms country in 

1911to find employment as an 

accoUJltant with the telephone 

company in Cbicago. The com" 

pany was deeenlraUzing in 

thllse days, so Mr. Kilbride 

was sent to Detroit in 191. to 

aet up business offices here. 

He married Lillian, EO'Loranger 

on IaDUfl')' U. 1916. In 

that year, be began his long 

ISsociaUoD with JohnKiDg 

(Kunsky), President Kunsky- 

Trendte 'lbeatres. His business 

association ',ylth Mr. Kiit, COIl. 

tinued .until the latter'. death 

In 1952. 

Mr. Kilbride started his own 

theater businu. in 1932 when 

he beught the Strand Theater. 

Over the next 16 years he ac. 

quired four other theaters, 

The Alhambra, Beverly. Dawn 

JACOB £'. VOIGHT and Globe. The Alhambra, 

Funeral services for Mr. still atandln., is the oldest 

Mr. Voight, 83, of 19956 East neighborhood theater in De- 

Emory court, were held on troit. Mr. Kilbride sold the 

Saturday, May 15, in the A. H. theatera in the late 1950'. and 

Peters Funeral Home and became a real estate broker. 

from St. Joan of Arc Church. He continued in the commer. 

He died on Wednesday, May elal real estate business until 

12, in Memorial Hospital, his retirement in 1969 at the 

Warren. age of 81. 

Born in Germany, Mr. He was hono~ by the CYO 

in 1965 after a qllarter century 

of active service serving 

a. president, treasurer and 

a.. iltant treasurer of the 

Board of Directors during the 

PORK 

LOIN 

ROAST49~. 

BONELESS ENGLISH CUT 

~9oIDOOR8LQAiST $1~~ 

w. c.rry • ~ ~ .. AM ...... L1...... to Complement Ivery M.. 1. 

Village food ••• "WHERE THE ACTION IS" 

25 years. A new recreation 

center at the CYO girls camp 

was ded1eated to him. Mr. KiI. 

bride was the driving foree 

hehlnd the establishment of 

the highly successful CYO 

ClI.rdps. one for. boys and ,'One 

for girls, on the. shore.:. of 

Lake Huron. 

He became involved in the 

CYO camps in the late 193()'s 

when the late Cardillal Mooney 

directed the .organization 

to explore the pollibUlty of 

creating such camps. The 

Board. of Directors named Kll. 

bride chairman of its new 

camp committee. Some 25,000 

youngsters enjoyed the fun at 

the camps in the first 20 

years. 

Mr. Kilbride was awarded 

the Catholic Youth Organization 

"Joe GIaser Award" on 

March U, 1961l,for his long 

and meritorious service as a 

member oc the ooard. The 

award was presented by the 

then Mayor Jerome Cavanagh 

at a eeremony at Mercy Col. 

lege. . 

The Kilbrides were memo 

bers oCSI. Ambrose parish for 

26 rears (1923.1949) and are 

presently members of St. Jilan 

of Arc parish. 

Surviving Mr. Kilbride are 

his wife, Lillian, four sons, 

Bel'l)ard L. Jr., Thomas J., 

Paul V. and Terence K.; six 

daughters, Mrs. Kathleen Dls. 

serf Mrs. Jane CourteviUe, 

Mrs. Muriel Conlan, Mr•. 

Margaret Fausone, ':Mrs. Pau. 

line Diedrich and Mrs. Sblr. 

ley Dolan; 47 grandchildren; I 

six g rea t.,randchUdren; a 

brother and. two sisters. 

lnterment was in 'H a 1y 

Sepulchre. 

SUE ALISON CAIUtUTHERS 

Funeral services for former 

Pomter, Sue AUaon Carrvtben, seeauae of an extremely high 

15, were held 011o TueId'Y, lIay rate of vandallam on the 

18, at 1 o'eloclt, ill the V.rltey. arouDd. and proper!) ot the 

den Funeral Home. She died LoebltKH)r Club, 1018 Sunning. 

on Saturday, May 15, at Jack. dale, club representatives bave 

son Memorial H o. pit a\ 1D aaked the Woods for permis. 

Miami, Fla., Ifter a 1oIl, W. Uoe to put up a three.foot ex, 

ness. 

teDslon 011o the lence surround. 

Sbe was an boDOr .b.at at inI the gall course. There is 

Pine Crest Preparat«)' SeboOl a chance that there ma)' be an 

m Fort Lauderdale aDd at. add1tional barbed wire struc. 

teDded Grolle Polllte Univer. ture Oft toP 01 tba t. 

slty SCboo~.before mewllla with 

ber famlly to Florida III It'iO. 

Clarence Bessert, director of 

Sue 11 survived by her moth. 

tbe elub, had asked the coun. 

er, Mn C. Wallaee ToIeI, Jr., 

ell for ~ variance on May 3 

of 16 MiJIlIetoaka J'OId, Sea 

IDd the councU scheduled the 

Ranch Lakes, Fla.; her father, 

public bearing for the propoaal 

George n. Carruthers, 0: De. 

at their rescheduled meedni of 

troit; a aliter, LYDDA.; ber 

Friday, May 14. 

llrandmothers, Mrs. Jobn B. After some discussion, ,the 

McKinley, of Grosse Poillte matttr was tabled UJltll the 

Shores and Mrs. Georle W. re.lliar meeting of Monday, 

Carruthers, of WiDdaor. Juae 7, to aUow the city time 

Interment was ill Forest to 1lOl\fyeach ol the residentl 

Lawn Cemetery. 

llving adjaceat to the golf 

Memorial tributes may be course of the proposal by mail. 

sent to the National Leukemia At the meeting of May U, a 

Foundation. 

club representative told the 

coullCl1 that beer cans end 

ALBZaT,B. XLEII refuse are constantly being 

Funeral services for IIr. to u n d on the golf course 

lOem, 80, of 285 Lothrop road, IrOUDdsand that vandalism is 

were held on Wednesday. lIay oecurriDg much more fre. 

19, in the Verheyden Funeral quen~. 

Home and from St. l'awoOD' ,He said that when thieves 

the-Lake Church. He cl1ed 011 started to take the nags from 

Sunday, May 18, at his resl. the golf grl!ens, the club put 

denee. up flail without any number.s 

A native Detroiter, Mr. Xlem iD hopea that the souvenirs 

is survived by h1J wife, Bya. would lose their attractiveness. 

clnth; his ch!1drea, Albert. The nail continue

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Public Schools' 

Session Starts 

Summer 

on June 21 

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• No other mower is built like ill 

• No other mower performs like itl 

• No other mower is so useful! 

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WHILI MOWING TO pn'KnGN 

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.~='::~=~~\~~Church Slates IFireboat Gives 

_it_il_lD_eYe_ll_tr_ade_. __ Abortion Debate Skippers Peace 

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eran Church 1. presenUnC an 

Abortion Reform Forum, Mon. 

day, May 2', at '1:30 p.m. at 

the church at the corner of 

ChaUOJlte and Lothrop roadl. 

Abortion ref 0 r m lupport 

views will be expussed by 

Rev. David Abbott and the 

oppoa1ng viewl by Rev. Paul 

.lUandl. A quesUon and an. 

swer period will foUow. 

TM forum it open to all and 

no admission or donation will 

be aaked. 

Spring Is here and an In. 

creasing number of boats are 

beginning to show up at the 

municipal piers to be moored 

for the summer boating lea. 

son. One of the boats bein, 

launched and readied II of 

prime importance to the peace 

of mind of all Pointe skippers. 

This is the rela lively new fire . 

boll.t supplied and stafled by 

Grosse Poinle Yacht Club and 

Shores officials. 

Tbe boat, cbristened last 

Augut.:t, had originally been 

used as a multi.purpose serv. 

ice boat by the yacht club for 

itl members. Tbe Shores, see. 

ing the need for more ade. 

quale fire protection than land 

locked facilities for the boats 

in the joint barbor, made an 

arraignment with the yacht 

club. The agreement was that 

the yacht club would supply 

, the $4,000 craft and the muni. 

cipality would finance lhe 

firelighUng equlpmenl to can. 

vert it to a fire boa t. 

The 31.foot boat was outfil. 

ted with $2,500 worth of equip. 

ment, including three hoses. 

the largest a two.incher, with 

a total output of 400 gallons a 

minute. 

New this spring lor the skU! 

is a loam.generating conduc. 

tor whieh can be attached to 

Olle of the hoses. The main 

advantag~ of the foam is that 

it can't sink a boat. The any. 

where from two to five men 

operating the craft will be 

able to fi1l the uerage boat 

with IUds in two minules flat. 

Sergeant Charles Wenrich, 

in charge of the wbote opera. 

Uon, saYI that the .tuff II non. 

corrosive, easily removed,and 

not damaging to the tvats. 

Boaters at the other municl. 

pal park. cIn also rest us ier. 

Yacht club and Shores offi. 

cials report that the boat's 

serv lcea are a valla ble to auy 

other nearby barbor that may 

find a need. 

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Great loeaton. Adjacent to Eastl.nd 

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thelter. Close to 1.94 Edsel Ford 

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Studio of Interior Desiln. 

Open 11:30.5:30 Dallyand Sunday 

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Mai,'e To Have 

Spring Concert 

The Maire School PTA will 

hold its aDllUlI Spring COlleen, 

lOll1pt. Tbursday, Kay 20, at 

7:15, IJl the Icbool gym. Mra. 

MeAde! (Anlbel) Lucluky, 

mualc teicher, wlll direct the 

fourth and fUth grade chorus. 

Preceding the concert wUl be 

a short bu.!Jws, meeting duro 

Ing ....hlch c.Ddidat.. for the 

Scbool Bolrd will spelk brief. 

ly. New P'l'A board members, 

serving (or two.year term., 

Lou Cerre, Camille Peterson, 

Conrad Ott, Llnday Raym~d 

and Virlln1a John5oD, tbl~ 

grade .. acber at Maire. Will 

.lso be introduced. 

Mrs. Peter Sbuert and her 

committee will provide refresh. 

menu. 

.Girls' Softball 

Teams Active 

Will Open Bids 

On School Bonds 

The Trusteel 0( the Grosse 

Polnte Board of Education will 

open bid. Dext Monday night 

on the sale of bonds for the 

renovation of South High 

School. The special meeting 

will be held at 8 p.m. on May 

U in the Botlrd Room of the 

Administration Building, 389 

St. Clair Avenue. 

Last December 7 voters in 

the school district approved a 

$3.8 million remodeling project 

for. Grosse Pointe's orlglna. 

high school, opened in 1928. 

On May 10 the trustees also 

approved the schematic design 

plans and authorized the archl. 

teet to proceed with the development 

and working d~lw, 

ings for the South High project. 

Four classrooms in the rear 

Annex building at South High 

and the Quonset Hut will be 

demolished as the pre.con- 

.truction work begins on the 

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LittLe League Results 

GROSSE POINTE CITY Idefending champion Braves 

ILUOa8 8.0. Dodger pitcher, John 

Dodgers v~. Cards, May 11: CantweU, a10:'051had. his see- 

Dodger starter. Tom Birk, and ond consecull.ve no bitter but 

reliel~r, Jeff Palms, allowed the Brav~s pltcher, Tom loti 

the Cardinals only seven hits doubled In the fourth lor the 

and lour rUIlS as their team only Brave hit. The only other 

over.powered the Cards 14.4. Brave to reach bas';! was Mike 

The Cards starter was Doug Marlinez who had a hit on cr. 

Skipp, who allowed 15 hils ror. 

and 14 r:lIIs in a losing eHorl. Besides allowing only one 

The Dodgers jumped on hit John Cantwell struck out 

Skip ill the bottom of the first 16' Brave batters and didn't 

lor live runs. Dave Evendl!n allow a walk. The Dodgers 

led oU with a ~ingle. followed scored in the top of the third 

by hits from John Cantwell, on Dave Evenden's leart of! 

Tony Montague, a walk to single. followed by two outs, 

Tom Birk and Larry Cough. then John Cantwell hit a long 

Iin's sharp single to right to double, scoring the first run. 

account for the Dodgers five Catcher Tony Montague fol. 

runs. The Carus came back lowed with a sharp single. 

with two runs in the second scoring Ca..twell. The Dodg. 

on singles by Leon Blo.ldeU ers scored three more runs 

and little George Conway; plus in the fourth on three walks, 

walks to Hauk Peabody and two errors and a double by 

Chris Pollard. Evenden. 

The Dodgers came back in In the fifth Dodger bats ex. 

the bottom of the second with ploded with a lead aU homer 

WedDesday. May 12 saw three more rUTis.Thc Dodgers by Tony Montague. This was 

the fll'st ao(tball contest be- wrapped the game up in the followed by hits by Tom Birk, 

tween the Texaco :3tars at the bottom of thc tifth b)' scoring Dave Evenden, Jelt Palms and 

North Divt.lon aDd the serv. five runs on seven hils. Tom a walk to Mark Allen account. 

ice Art Plillerettp.s ot the Birk led 0(( with a single. He ing tor three more runs. With 

South Division. The final (Jut. scored on Larry Coughlin's this win the Dodgers are now 

come was 20-13 with the Plas. double. After two strike.outs in first place alone with a 41 

terette. the victors. Home the Dodgers had five straight rec(lrd. 

runs for the winning team hits by Evcllden. Jeff Palms. 0 $ • 

. were hit by Marge Blackwood Rocky O'Hare, John Cantwell, Behind the thrce hit pitching 

and Mary Maiee. and Tony :l\Iontague. of Pete Coles the Cubs were 

Dave Evenden and John 9 to 0 winners over the Cards 

The Purple Pickles won over Cantwell lead the Dodgers Thursday )lay 13. The Cubs' 

the Mongette. with a score of with three hils each. Cardinal hiWng attack was led by Tim 

12.8. WinDing pitcher was shortstop Trip Maghielse had Lane, John Fitzgerald, Tim 

Sherry Dolson'L with Sue Lun- a perfect day with three, as Hurley, Mark Ulmer and John 

den hitting a hOme rur;. Slue did Chris Pollard with two Beebe with two ,hits apiece. 

JohDloD hit a home l'UII or for two. Sl:.uring the Cards pitching 

the MOllcettes and Caroline * * * were Tom Conway, Henry 

Reed wu the pitcher. Dodgers vs. Braves, May 12 Peabody and Dan Gorenflo. 

A pitcher'. batUe ensued I-The Dodgers shut out the Conway had two doubles and 

between the Go.Go Girls and . Chris Pollard l' sin g I e, 

the Flame., with the Go-Go C Cl b Gorenflo and Paul Maghlc:lse 

Girl. wlD1llJlg 8-3. Winning anlera It did the Cards' catching . 

pitcher WII K,aren charton,' Meets Tltesday The Cubs are now tied with 

the Braves for second place, 

Mr. Mecourt I Go.~o Girls The Grosse Pointe Camera one game behind the league 

boomlDg bats won thell' fo~ Club will meet on Tuesday, leading Dodgers. 

I,me on Thursd.?" .gamst May 25, at 8 o'clock, at the On Monday, May 10, the 

the Texaco Stars, Wlth a score War Memorial. Cubs defeated the Braves. I 

ol'I8-5. Home runs for the Go. There will be competition in 6 to 3. . 

Go Girls were hit by Karen monochrome and color slides. pitcher with John Fitzgerald 

Charlton and XlaD' Kayser- Visitors are welcome. . catching. Duncan MacEachem 

Iand Steve Coticcbio pitched Peter Coles and Tim Lane. Lott, .Bob Montg~ry, Michael 

tor the Braves and Steve Mark Ulmer and Tim Boyse Martinez, COtlC.Chl~ami Mac. 

Potter was the rec1ever. contributed doubles with Boyse Eachern got hits In a losing 

_ Th:_c_u~_~a_d_sing_l_es_b_Y _d_r_iv_in_g_in_t_h_re_e_r_u_n_s._-T_om cause for the Braves. 

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Home run hitters for the Pial' 

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Second Tennis 

Clinic to Open 

Due to the great demand 

for tennis instruction the 

Neighborhood Club is going 

to open an additional eUnic 

at Grosse Pointe North. 

This clInie will also be 

headed 'by Miss Stephanie 

Prycbltko and will be held 

from June 28 to July 30, every 

Monday, Wednesday and Fri. 

day. 

At 9 8,m., boys and girls, 

ages 9 and 10, will play at 

10 a.m., boys and girls, ages 

11 and 12, are scheduled, and 

at 11 a.m., boys and girls, 

ages 13 through 16; will play. 

The cost will be ~ for the 

clinic plus a $5 membership 

fee in the club, l! the young. 

ster is already a member for 

the '1971 season only the $S 

fee is required. 

Those interested may regis. 

ter in person at the Neighbor. 

hood Club or, if by mall, enclose 

name, age and a cbeck 

for fees. A memuershlp card 

and registration for the clinlc 

is available at the club. 

Those already signed up for 

• clinic at Grosse Pointe 

South will not be allowed to 

change location. 

U the North cl1ll1cill .ueces. 

ful, it may be expanded to 

include adult instruction In 

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GP Swim Club Stage. Meet Dev~8 Suffering ',.'JuniorTennis Tournament I 

Cl~~esw~:8: C~~~~ltio~w~: eV~~:b~~~d' under, Ace Dick. Battmg Slump ,Scheduled June 12 and 13 

cenUy , .• against Itself. It son, 18.3, 25 Ylmi nine aDd By Cralg »OOIDS 

held an inter.club meet to 10, Mike Bernlrd, 31.0, 50 By Greg Boyd 

determine wbo are the cblm. yardsi elibt Ind under, Ace Sulferlnl throup tbeirwont 

pions within Us own ranlu. D1eDon aDd Paul Treder, •. 0, bUlln,.lwnp of the .. alOl2,the In an effort to provide an 

The Ige group, winner, time, 50 yaw; me aDd 10, Mike lJlue DevU me dropped all outlet for aU Pointe young. 

and distance In the freestyle Bernard, 1:09.3, 100 yardli 11 three of their ball lames lilt stera and eventually adults in 

----.-------- and 12, Drew Pillsbury, 1:06.5, weeIt against Monroe. Wyano sanctioned tennis competition, 

100 yard.; 13 lDCl over, JOM dotte and Grosse Pointe North. a &roup just recenUy formed 

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one of the criminal class-. 

swindler." 

The latter definition comes 

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balls. 

Reinharii, 1:0602, 100 yard.. The Devils ollly reanaged to has laid the groundwork with The officers in the East 

In the blckstroke event: score two rUlls 'in the three tbe Grosse Pointe JaYI:ees for Side TennlB Ciub are George 

eiebt and under, 'Oln Treder, contests. their firlt temois tournament Black, of Gray's Sport Shop; 

22.6, 25 yards; nine Ind 10, Tom .Dufour WII the first this lummer. Ann Clmpbell, board of dh'ec. 

Chuck Stayn, 40.8, 50 yards: South hurler to feel tho hitting The group, known II the tors member of the Neighbor. 

11 and 12, Drew Pillsbury. hi..dequariu, as he lost to Eut Side Tennis Club, e.stab. hood Club; Charles T. Cud. 

36.0, .'10 yardsj 13 and over, Monroe 1-0. Outfielder Bruce ll.shed itself after interest was Up, president of the Detroi~ 

Kirk Barlter, 1:11.9, 100 yards. KasUtz was the only Devil hit. shown in The Pointe for some Tennis Patrons; Richard Kay, 

In the breast stroke e\'ent: ter to show authority a,ainst kind of tennis association in director of the Grosse Pointe 

eilht and under, Dill. Treder, the Monroe pitebine. KuHtz Grosse Pointe. to sponsor its Community Services; Kirk 

25 yards; me and 10, Mike stroked two of the five Grosse players in (lUlcial competition. Leiebton, tennis director of 

Bernard, 50 yardsi 11 and 12, Pointe hits. So the Jaycees and the Tenni'.l the Grosse Pointe Jaycees; 

Jim Shook, 50 yards; 13 and The clOIesl the DevUs could Club have joine

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FULLY PAID CIRCULATION *AJJ MemorJaJ 'poDJOud letivlUetI open to the 

Grosse Pointe publle. Hospital equipment Iv.Ulble 

Phone TU 2.6900 for free loan: erutches, wheel ehlln. beating lamps 

MelllNrMiclll,aa Preu Au('/.Uon aDd NatlolJal I:dJcorlaJ .uaodatlolJ and hospital beds. 

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WILLIAMADAMO ...... " ..., A Eft I NG .9:30 a.m.-Red c.~ossHome Care for the Disabled. 

JANET MUELLER ,..... FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY .10 B "1 Tr . t. 

JAMES J. NJAjM _' , NEWS :00 a.m.- rali e anscrlp Ion. Mrs. John McNa. 

PIPPER WHITELAW... NEWS mara, Instructor. 

GIlEGORY H. BOYD. .. , NEWS 10:00 a.m.-Louisa St. Clair Chapter JJ.A.R. 

LIWAH KARR _ _ _ ,.,.ADVERTISING .12:30 p.m.-Landscape Painting. Carol Wald, In. 

MAllY LORIMER,., ' , ADVERTISING structor. 

PAT ROUSSEAU.. ". ADVEHTISING .1:00 p.m.-Crewel Embroidery. Marnie Fessenden, 

.JACIt MeALPlNE . ADVERTISING Instructor. 

Itt~THY BRYEN , ,.,., ' ADVERTISING .1:00 p.m.-Red Cross First Aid. JlJrry Hummel, 

.JOHN'MacUNZIE , _._ _ BUSINP:SS Instructor. 

JOANNE EASON , _ ACCOUNTS 

ALa&UA WILKE,., CLASSIfIED ADVER'C1SING .4:00 p.m.-Ballet. Mary Ellen' Cooper, Instructor, 

DOIOnIY SOHIMANSKY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING .7:00 p.m.-Painting All Media. Carol Wald, In. 

....-rY RAUGHT.. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING structor. 

1lAaIJ: iUl.lINER _.._ -._ CIRCULATION .7:00 p.m.-International Dinner. Evening in Swe. 

den. 

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'IC Schools 'In Focus .7:30 p.m.-Witchcraft. Gundella, Instructor. 

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.8:00 and 9:00 p.m.--Thursday 

Mr. and Mrs. Ted 

Night 

Forrest, 

Dance Club. 

Instructors. 

B1 Dr. TheM. I. Anderson, Superintel1dent of PubUc Schooll .8:15 p.m.-"Swedish Scrapbook"-color travelogue 

personally presented by Franklyn Car- 

Our mounting conce.m over lhe same time lalking about 

ney. 

the future of public education lhe imporbnce of "local coo. 

Friday, May 21 

ltenu from our recent ex. trol!" 

perience locally of being fOf(:ed No matter where the cuts 

.1:00 p.m.-Spring Flower Arranging. Mrs. Richard 

to reduce staff as a result of originate. w h e the r through 

T. Gerathy, Instructor. 

the March 15 millage defeat, millage defeats or legislative 1:00 p.m.-Detroit Society of Women Painters and 

but also from legislative pro. action. slaff reduction cannot 

Sculptors. 

poIals and news of pending result in anything but a less .2:30 and 4:30 p.m.--Sailing Instruction (at Cooper 

bills which reach us daily. effective educational pro-gram 

Marina). Fred Detwiler and Lou Maxon, 

Here in Grosse Pointe the for our youngslers. 

Instructors. 

erosion of the staff of the Currently we are virtually *4:00 p.m.-Ballet. Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. 

~ public schools and libraries is in un d ate d by legislative .7:00 p.m.-Beginning and Advanced Karate. Sang 

becoming a matter of concern "position papers" from various . Kyu Shim, Director 

a b 0 u t which responsible sources. How these will be 

citizens must soon take con. lranslated into legislative bills 

7:30 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre, "Lit- 

certed action. Over the last is anYQne'sguess. 

tle Women." 

two years o~r scho~l. sysl~m These statements are a re- 8:00 p.m.-Remoc Investment Chlb. 

has reduced Its admin;strative action to the April 12 state. 8:00 p.m.-De La Salle Prom, 

force by 20 percent ',12 per- Iment by Governor Milliken, 

Saturday, May 22 

cenl for 1970.71 8nd 8 J>!!r.1"Excellence in Education. .9:00 a.m.-Sailing Instruction (at Marina). Fred Det. 

cent .for the next year), Its Equity in TaX'ation." What 

wiler and Lou Maxon, lnstroctors. 

teachIng force by 17* per. will be the eventual outcome *9:30 a.m.-Ballet. Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. 

cent (4~ % last ~ear and of the Governor's proposal to 11:00 a.m.-Detroit Society of WO!Ilen Painters & 

13';1'. thll: yell), Its plant substitute a personal income 

person!,el staff by 8~ 

Sculptors Meeting and Luncheon. 

% and tax and a value. added tax: 

Its office force by 10%. over for the property tax in order .3:00 p.m.-Travel Photography Workshop Green. 

the same two.year penod. to "assure that revenues for 

field Village. Allan Stross, Instroctor. 

La~t year we ~urtaf1ed ex- educational finance will grow 12:15 p.m.-Jane Thorn.Robert Bicsak Wedding 

pendltures amounting to $727,' more in line with needs"? 

Reception. 

000 proposed for 1970.71 and The Governmental Affairs 7:30 p.m.-Gro.sse Pointe Children's Theatre, "Lit- 

.. a result of the March ~5 Committee of the Michigan 

tle Women." 

millage defeat, We are agam Association of School,Adminis. *7:30 p.m.-Duplicate Bridge. Mrs. Marvin Bourget, 

forced to cut staff and pro. trators has written that it. is 

Director. 

I:ram. this time ~o the extent opposed to the Governor's 

of .1,400,000 pro]ected for the position of waiting until the 6:00 p.m.-Kathy Van Buskirk. Alan Sonnanstine 

comingyear. end of the year to find new 

Wedding Reception. 

.Readers are fully aware sources of revenue. It urges 

Sunday, May 23 

that if subsection 6 of ~ection action by July 1.. Further, 10:00 a.m.-Anawim. 

8 b of Public Ac, 100 had not lhat group does not agree that 10:00 a.m.-Ballet Rehearsal. 

been amended, the public the school property tax should *7:00 p.m.-Supper with the Stars. 

schools a:td libraries in Grosse be reduced to zero mills. It 

Monday, May 24 

Pointe would .have had to cut is their opinion that at least a 9:30 a.m.-Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, 

expenditures proposed for the portion of the property tax 

Inc. 

staH and program for 1971-72 base must continue as a stable 

by approximately $1 millitln source of revenue. The Com. .10:00 a.m.-Cancer Center Workshop. 

between April B and April 18 mittee agrees, however, that 12:15 p.m ..;.....;RotaryClub of Grosse Pointe. 

of thiJ year, As we said when heavier reliance should be *12:30 p.m.-Duplicate Bridge. Mrs. Philip Gibbs, In. 

thE:law was changed, !Wefelt placed on income tax. 

structor. . 

lure that the principle of. All citizen.. are urged to *1:15 p.m.-Slymnastics. Ricky Dove, Instructor. 

limitation would reappear. take an interest in legislative *4:00 p.m.--BalletRehearsal. Mary Ellen Cooper, 

Proponents of such a position proposals aHecting public ed. 

.- Instructor. ' 

are again making noises at ucation. 

*7:00 p.m.-Ed. Pscy. "Mental Hygiene." Leon Of- 

Ilo-.____________________ Letters to the . Edt.tor 

. 

To The Editor: and of operations projects. 

chus,:tnstructor. 

I*7:80 p.m.-Water Color. Donald Schrom, Instructor. 

*8:00 p.m.-Sculpture. Frank Varga, Instructor. 

8:00 p.m.-Michigan ,neers. Society for Professional Engi. 

Tuesdav, May 25 

Last week's News carried a For next year, non.teaching 

letter from a student at North areas have been slashed as 

High School concerning 'tht! deeply as wisdom could possi. 

elimination of 101 staff posi. bly permit. For example, three 

lions from the Grosse Pointe administrative assignmentsare 

public schools for next year. being eliminated'from a school 

The questions it poses are slml. system where the ratio of ,stular 

to those raised in several dents to administrators is al. 

leUers I Have received recent. ready very high. Consideration 

1y as presid~nt of the Board was given to one more admin. 

.9:00 and 10:30 a.m.-Adult French Conversation. 

Mrs. Wilkinson, Instructor. 

.9:30 a.m.-Needlepoipt. l\oirs. Charles Cudlip, In. 

t to 

S ruc r. 

12:00 noon-Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe 

Luncheon. 

*2:30 and 4:30 p,m.-Sailing Instroction (at Marina). 

Fred Detwiler and Lou Maxon, Instructors. 

of Education. istratlve reduction; but this 

Although the News has per. was vehemently opposed by 

formed exemplary service in the North Central Association 

covering in detail the rez,sons of Colleges and Secondary 

6:30 p.m.-Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe. 

6:00 ,p.m.-GirlScouts of Trombley School. 

$7:00 and '8:00 .p.m.-Folk Guitar II and III. 

Suczek, Instructor. 

Alex 

(or the staff reductions, per. Schools, ouraccreditlng agen. 

haps it would be useful to cy. 

some of your readers to reo A letter was sent to each 

*7:30 p.m.--Grosse 

*7:30 p.m.-Duplicate 

Pointe Ohess Club . 

B'd MM' 

rl ge. rs. arVIn 

B t, 

ourge 

view them briefly. teacher and public librarian 

Nothing could be further in the system last month ex. 

from the truth than to sugg'~st plllining in detail the Board's 

that the Board of Education is cuts in every item of the 

Director. 

.7:30 p.m.-uPeer'Gynt Suite" danced by Center Bal. 

let Troupe under directlon of Mary El. 

len Cooper. 

unaware that to do without 101 budget prior to establishing 

ItaU members will be 8 severe staff rcductions. This letter, 

7:30 p.m.-Weight 

Inc. 

Watchers of Eastern Michigan, 

blow te- quality education. detailing reductions in such 

Teaching salaries are by far areas as Instructional supplies,. 

8:00 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Camera Club. 

WednesdllY, May 28 

e largest item In a school school libraries, the extra cur. 

ud,et, so it follows that cuts ricular ~rollram, equipment. 

classroom personnel will repair and replacement and 

substantial when a reduced building maintenance can be 

udget is called for. made available to your read. 

.9.'30 

11:00 

a.m.-Portrait Painting. Joseph Maniscalco, 

Instructor. 

a.m.-Senior' Men's Club of Grosse Pointe. 

Cribbage. ' 

The Board of Education, fol. ers if you desire it. 12:30 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Traffic and Safety. 

y,ring careful estimating of While it has only indirect re. l2.:30 p.m.-Grosse Pointe High School South Mothn 

lkt year's needs by Dr. An. latlonshlp to the letter In last ers Club Luncheon. 

derson and his staff, requested week's News, today the Board *12:30 p.tn.-Senior Ladies Club of Grosse Pointe. 

of the community a reasonable received a note stating, "AI. *6:30 p.m.-Home Economics 0682, "ChUd Developmillage 

in a refcrendum held though I know that our school . 

on March 15. This was defeat. system supports the tenure 

ed by the voters; since there system it would do much ponents of good education. an is why a person cannot relax, 

were only 8,323 yes votes CIISt,greater s e r v ice supporting adequate staff of excellent read, or sketch there, I realize 

It Is obvious that not even the teachers of high character and teachers is the most important. we have our parks, with large 

parent group gave full support. ability." Tenure is not a mat. Barbara R. Thompson empty areas, but none of them 

Both MichIgan law and rc. ter of choice; It is the law. 

!President 

has nearly the same view as 

spon.lble trusteeship require The State Teacher T~nure Act 

'Board of Education Is found on Lake Shore for 

that we balance our budget makes almost Impossible the 

about five mUes. 

before approving it. Whileover exerciSing of judgmental decl. 

To The Editor: 

If a person is not allowed to 

1IOpercent of the money to slons as to which teachers 

This letter Is directed specif. 

relax here and enjoy the scen. 

operate our schools comes most deserve to be relalned. 

Ically at the Farms and Shores 

ery and sun, thp.n why are 

!rom Grosse Pointe property Each department in the school 

police chiefs, but I feel that 'people allowed to walk dogs, 

taxes, we do count on some. system will suffer a share of 

other people have had the 

ride bicycles, or jog along 

thing from the state. Because the reductions; In most cases 

same feelings I do about this 

here? City life Is almost get. 

of the business crisis this year, these lire probationary teach. 

matter. 

ting to the point where relax- 

the state has suffered tax ers (those with less than two 

ing Is only allowed in prIvate, 

losses and could not meet Its YCRrs'service). 

Recently I was relaxing, if even there. 

commitments 1.0 schools (and It wlll be very helpful If reading, and trying to skelch If the chiefs can give me 

to other departmcnt~) this students, and all those persons by the lake on Lake Shore, some good reasons, I might 

year. The Governor's budget who share with us the tr8gedy when a policeman told me to change my mind, but t doubt 

promises a cut for next year of losing many wonderful leave, which I did. J am not they can convInce me that I 

of about $1,000,000 to the teachers, wlll understand that angry at the policeman for beautiful strip of scenic, 8un. 

Grosse Pointe public schools. the cuts In staff were no whim doing h[s duty. but I am an. ny, relaxing land should be 

That figure buys a lot of leach. of the f?ard of Education. gry at the law prohibiting denIed to me, or to any other 

ers. Thl:Yresulted from a dtfflcult people to relax there. person, by law, unless If it's 

Theilecu:s In state aid made decision made In light of the I realize why the "no swim. God's law, for it's His land 

the mlllllge defeal all the more dollaril aVl/llable to meet next mlng" sign is there, and I can given to be used by people, 

tragic. Last year's millage year's payroll. It should be somewhat understand the "no 

losses caused sevpre curl811. hoped th8t w., share with the fishing," and I completely un. 

ment of administration and suo administrators so m e under. derstand the "no picnicking," 

pervislon, classroom program, standing that, of all the com. but what I rannot understand 

What Goes On 

at 

Your Library 

B, \'lrllMa Leeurd 

Two weeks ago, I wrote a Now as to the Staff of this 

column about the Park Branch Branch. Mra. Bet.ty SeUert is 

Libr8ry. and now we give lhe Branch Librarian, and, in 

equal time to the Woods addition to being a very efll. 

Branch. our bustling agency cient librarian. she is intel'. 

10!iatedIn a wing of the Par. esled in bridge, travel Rod 

cells School. at the corner of reading mysterieorand currenI 

Vernier and Mack. literature. Mrs. Colleen Smith, 

As you enter the building, a professional assistant (who 

you are greeted with a cheery always radiates warmth and 

display on gardening. "How cheerlneu) is also interesled 

Does Your Garden Grow?" in bridge and prefer~ Colorado 

is the caption, and in lhe case to any other state in the 

you will find books on garden. Union. Miss Paula Preulhun, 

ing, a rake. shovel and hoe our children's librarian has, 

(JunIor ,ize) , seeds, flower I think, traveled 10 almost 

pots and daisies. As you enter e,.ery corner of the globe, but 

the library, there [s a bright, her main interest, I suspect, 

happy atmosphere noticeable is children. 

almost immediately. And there Mrs. Beulah York. Chief 

are other displays, such as Circulation Clerk, has a great 

Audio Visual, (records and interest in rocks, Lake O'Hara 

tapes). just to the right of the and photography. (I somehow 

main desk. The public catalog always visualize her with a 

also greets you, with O>lenew camera in her hand). The 

cabinet recently addp.d,to at- other two Circulation Clerks 

test to the growth of this are Mrs. Yvonne Maxon, (who 

Branch. claims her main penchants 

On the Adult side of the are her grandson, gardening, 

room there is another display travel and golf-and undoubt. 

er.-';Ued: "Step Up to a Good edly in that order! >. and Mrs. 

Book" which zeroes In on new Helen Doherty, (who also 

non.fiction. Someone located a leans toward grandchildren 

few paper footsteps and these and gardening, but who also 

have been cleverly used on the likes to read cookbooks). 

poster. On the other side one When I went out to inter. 

is reminded of mysteries, view the personnel of this 

which are labeled: "The Cat Branch and see its many 

Creeps." facets of irr.portance to you, 

As at the other two agen. the patron. I was intrigued by 

cies, Woods Branch also has a few stories they had to ttill. 

a rack of paperbacks, with For example, they mentioned 

many new copies recently pur- the man who ran in one day 

chased. The Reference CoUee. with "crisis" written on his 

tion is on the extreme left; face, asking desperately for 

there are separate collections a recipe fOI' dandelion wine! 

of Young Adult, (fiction only), Another emergency was a man 

Science Fiction and Westerns. who had a deer hanging in his 

Other standard equipment in. garage and had to have are. 

eludes the atlas case, lhe pam. cipe on how to dress such an 

phlet file, (including careers), animal! They claim tiat one 

some Princeton files, and a lady keeps coming in and ask- 

Coronastat. ing plaintively: "What is that 

The periodicals are tasteful. category I like so well?" (At 

Iy displa~'ed on the right of least, I would say she is be. 

the charging desk, with busl- ginning to learn something 

ness magazines and services about the arrangement of this 

located separately nearby. library!) And finally. there!s 

Close to this area is a truck the story of the Junior High 

containing travel books, and youngster who wanted some 

these must be constantly re- materials on "Adams." A 

newed.' searching In the public cata. 

In the Children's Depart. log finally brought to light the 

ment of the library, there is a fact that it was not the Adams 

section labeled "Remember famil)' that was in question; 

the Old Favorites" and "Get- rather, he wanted something 

ting to Know You." The lat. on "atoms." . 

ter deals with material on I think it is well to keep 

various countries. There are in mind always that we have 

also children's. paperbacks 41n two fine branches a.t your dis- 

I separatetacll:. Over.the Chil.. posal.-ln.aclditioDto_tbe'Cen. 

dren', desk haDgs a most de. tral Library. nyOU live near 

lightful and unusual mobile, one of them, we feel it rillght 

put there by Miss Paula Preu. be worth your while to use 

thun, the children's librarian, their. services; it might some. 

and originating in .Denmark tinles be more convenient than 

but purchased by Miss Preu. coming down to our Central 

thun in Bermuda. Agency. 

ment II." Elizabeth Williams, Instructor. 

6:30 p.m.-French Stu~ents Dinner. 

*7:00 p.m.-Flight Training Ground School. W. E. 

Coche, Instructor. 

$7:30 p.m.-"Peer Gynt Suite."

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Thursday, May 20, .1971 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S PIp Thirt.. 

WOM •• '. PA ••• 

From Another Pointe 

of View 

By Janet Mueller 

Multiply the invitation list by two-and that's th. 

umber the Grosse Pointe Symphony Women's Com. 

ittee is hoping to welcome to its Membership Tea 

ext Thursday. 

Mrs. Russell E. Bauer's lovely Lakeshore road 

orne will be the waterfront setting for the May 27 

party. from 2 until 4 o'clock, with each Committee 

member's ticket-of-admission a new or prospE:ctive 

mem1)l~r. 

Eleven years ago the Bauers embarked on a total 

re-building program, he the outside, she the inside 

of their beautiful property. It's recently been com. 

pleteu, and tea guests have a special treat in store: A 

bonus tour of the premises during the afternoon. 

Chairman of the fete is longtime Pointe Symphony 

devotee Mrs. Albert D. Law, of Harcourt road, who 

dreamed up the brilliant yellow. handwritten invi. 

tations. 

Helpin~ her with mailing; f1O',vers, silver and 

food, in llddition to Addie Bauer, are the Mesdames 

Donald Mandell, Herman P. SaUler, R. Gerald Jordan, 

Robert J. Jay and Douglas Smith. 

Mrs. J. Ross Bush, of Pemberton road, present 

chairman of the. Women's Committee, will pour. as 

will past-chairmen Mrs. John W. Nelson, of Washington 

road; Mrs. Sterling S. Sanford, of Hillcrest road, 

and Mrs. Waldo E. Fellows, of Bishop road. 

Founded in 1965, the Women's Committee has 

Ithree purposes: 

To further interest in the Grosse Pointe Sym. 

phony Orchestra. 

lTo increase attendance at concerts. 

To secure members and financial support for the 


SPBINGSALE 

33Y3%to SO~FF 

• SUITS 

• DRESSES 

• COCKTAIL and FORMAL DRESSES 

• COSTUMES • PANTSUITS 

~J!AlLi~ 

J:ionj at J:arge ... 

Shirldrejj in .1ilk 

like qiana 

3 Kercheval Ave. at Fisher Rd;- 

Punch & Judy .B/ock 

TU 1-1505 

Siore Hours: Mondc)I Ihru Frido)l 9,30 o.m. 'Iii 5,30 p.rT .. 

CloNe! Sa.urcleyt If 

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Short and to 

The Pointe 

Grosse Pointe South Higb 

School Principal JERRY J. 

GERICH received a special 

citaUon for his contribution to 

the development of scbool 

newspapers at the Michigan 

Interscholastic Press Associa. 

tion's G C1' Ide n Anniversary 

m~eting. 

• • • 

Receiving d e g r e e & from 

Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, 

May 8 were JAMES A. 

BRUNSON, son of MRS. 

HELEN L. BRUNSON, of 

Moross road, Bachelor of Arts 

in Political Science, and 

JOAN M. SAVAGE, daughter 

of MR. and MRS. EDWARD 

L. SAVAGE, of P.oslyn road, 

Bachelor of Arts in Social 

Science. 

• • • 

MRS. WILBER MACK, of 

Country Club drive, and MRS. 

ROBERT McKEAN, of Ridge 

road, planned the preview 

reception that introduced the 

Francia Picabia Retrospective 

exhibition at the Detroit InsUtute 

of Arts to members of 

the museum's Founc!;::rs So. 

ciety May 11. The Picabia exhibit 

continues in the Art Institute's 

South Wing galleries 

through June 27. 

• • • 

MRS. BERNARD J. UHA- 

LIK, of Newcastle road, has 

been reappointed a Torch 

Drive section chairman, the 

leadersbiv pOSition she held 

during the last two bouse-bhouse 

campaigns. She'll continue 

to be responsible f or 

door-to-door canvass in the 

five Grosse Pointes, Harper 

Woods and st. Clair Shores. 

Mrs. Uhalllt has worked in 

United Foundation drives for 

Tea, And Talk Of Pointe's Symphony 

Sparkling Lake St. Clair willl>e the 

backdrop for a New Member Tea 

being planned for next Thursday, May 

27, by the Grosse Pointe S)tmphony 

Women's Committee. Current members, 

accompanied by ll'i'W and prospective 

members, will gather from 2 

more than 20 years. Her 

daugbter LINDA and son 

DENNIS were both adopted 

through the Sara Fisher Home, 

a Torch Drive Agency. 

.. " .. 

JUDITH A. MEININGER, 

daughter of the MILTON 

MEININGERS, of Elf 0 r d 

CQurt. received a Bachelor of 

Arts degree in Social Sciences 

and a Teaching Certificate 

during Mercy College of Detroit's 

May 8 commencement 

ceremonies. .... 

CAT HER I N E ARENE, 

daughter of MR, and MRS. 

ALEXANJ)RE A.RENE, of Mc_ 

Millan road, bas been elected 

vice-president of her class at 

Marygrove College, Her. sister, 

MICHELE, who tnade the 

Dean's List for .tht' second 

year, will be graduated this 

month from Barat College, 

Lake Forest, 111. 

• • • 

Grosse Pointe South High 

Scbool graduate MARILYN 

JONES, daughter of DR. and 

MRS. G. RICHARD JONES, 

of Stephens road, a freshman 

in .~e Honors Program at 

'Miami University, Oxford, 0., 

~fthas e/oset 

373.5 FiShel' Road. 

GRosse po INTo 

1 

Phot.o by EddIe McGrath, Jr. 

until 4 o'clock at the Lakeshore road 

home of MRS. RUSSELL E. BAUER, 

(center), who earlier this week con. 

ducted a practice run for the gay May 

day with committee members MRS. 

DONALD MANDELL, (left), and tea 

chairman MRS. ALBERT D. LAW. 

both performed in and tboreo. Sunday, May 23, at !Botsford 

grapbed for Miami's recent Inn. 

University Marlin Club Water 

.. .. . 

Sbow. KENNETH N. SCOTT, of 

~ (t • EUair place. has been elected 

Pointer V!RGINIA CANTO chairman of the board of truss 

DORIAN, national prelident tees of his aima mater, the 

of Phi Gamma Nu professional University of Vermont. He's 

so•.>rity in Business and Ecc>-I married to tbe former MARY 

nomies, will be an hOlloOl'ary W. BENNETT, a1st} aVer. 

bostess at th~ Detroit Alum. mont graduate. 

nae Chapter's May Breakf~st

Page Fourteen 


Society N-ewsGathered from All the Pointes 

Plan Mistletoe Mart ~:hcl:~IoI;tI: IMeet 

Preview Next Week 

20427 MACK AVE, 

FOR A CASUAL HAIR 

FOR SUMMER, CALL 

OR SILVANA NOW, 

Dig up the facts - that way 

there's DO foom for doubt. 

k.J~,~~ 

SPRING SHO 

SALE 

25% TO 50% OFF 

AMALfi 

FLATS, VANELI'S 14.95 

DElISO DEBS AND OUR GRECIAN 

SHOES 16.95 

AMAlFI HEElS, D'ANTONIO'S, 

CAPRINI'S "I ." " .19.95 

ROSINA FERRAGAMO SCHIAVONE, 

J UliANELlI'S , , 26.95 

Sizes AAAA to C, 3~ to 11 (sizes 10~.1l, Downtown and North. 

land only, $2 extra). No mail, phone or C.O.D. orders. All sales 

final. Downtown, Grosse Pointl, Northland, Westland, Dearborn. 

Mr. aDd Mrs. J. H. Argue, 

of North VaACouver, B. C., 

hAve &llDOUACed the eD,a,e. 

Twelve Booths Will Show Ha"d.Crafted Items during ::..~ «to~etda~:~:, 

:'~1~~ 

Geranium Tea at Congregational III, 1011 ol former PoiDters Mr. 

Church Soe;e:! Hall aDd Mrs. Johb C. Meloy who 

DOW make their home in GlIoI.. 

Women of the Grosse Pointe Congregational w)lne, Pa. 

Church are readying themselves for Christmas in May 'l'bey plan a JUDe 19 wedding 

as they invite the public to a Gernanium Tea next I In North Vaneouver's Highland 

Wednesday, May 26 from 1 until 4 o'clock. Purpose United Chureh. 

of the Tea is to preview this year's Mistletoe Mart, The bride-eleet wal Irad. 

the Church's Christmas Fair to be held November a. uated fro m Bel1lire High 

G('raniums will deck the, ---------- SChool, HOUitoll, Tex., aDd II 

SOCiAlHall of the Church dames John Marschner and a sell10r at the University 01. 

in Chalfonte avenue where Richard Cooper feature. tree ArizOtla, affWated wlUt Alpha 

past presidents of the Con. ornaments. Christmll Decora. Delta Pi. Her flaMe, allo a 

gregational Women's Asso. Hon coordinators Mrs. Ro,er UlliverJity of Arizooa seniol', II 

. t' 'II d' Preston, Mrs. Robert Lake a Groue Polate UDivenity 

cia Ion ~I pour unng and Mrs, Brent Smith have SChool &raduate. HJs fratenaity 

the prevIew. . created delighUul sprin, aDd 11 Phi Delta Theta. 

General chaIrmen :'tlrs. Jo. 

I year-around arrangemeDts plus 

sep 1 Durns and Mrs. Thomas some speclal-order items for Soc' Hold 

Rod,wcll have arranged for the winter holidays. Huguenot le~ S 

12 booths to present their '0 Of R ' 

hand.crafted works. 01 spe- Decoupage pl~es, .Ull all. ey emem rence 

time favorites, have been __ 

cial interest will be made.to. beautifully executed and de. 'Ibe Bu".uenot Society of 

order items which can be eus... 

tom-ordered at the ,ea. coupeur chairmen Mrs. Rob- Michigan held Its Mth aMual 

Other articles will be avail. ert Bogan and Mrs. Thomas "Day of Remembrance" Sun. 

able for sale, and proceeds Mahoney report punes, seulp. day, May 16, at the First CoIlwill 

go toward the benevolent tured and inlaid key tap, &regatiODal Church, St. Johns. 

causes 01 the Chureh. boxe"" .secretari~s,. plaques In Memoriam are members 

The Mesdames Carle Cub- an~ qua~nt vue d ~phquell for who clled duriD, the year: 

berly and William Blevins children s rooms will be avan- Frances Maire Teel (Mrs. Edwill 

show an assortment of able. • ward L.) Bryant, of Detroit, 

aprons including a fashionable More purses, called "leul PoiDter Arthur Hamilton Ba. 

maxi hostess apron In dotted and fun," are bein, fashioDed, COD and Peter WlUlam Star. 

swiss and gingham. Most are under the direction of Mn.! ring, of Detroit. 

wash.and-wear and the collee- Harold Westcott and Mrs. Mrs. Bryant was a member 

t10n includes a c.hef's apron, Jack Wheeler. of the lIalre family which eonperfect 

for summer barbecues. The Junior Group in the tribuietl greatly to 'I1Ie PoiDte. 

Pantry and Party Foods, Church, Pilgrim Fellowship, Mr. BaCOll WII a P..lnte realcollected 

by the Milldames has a variety of deeo,:aUve dent for more than 30 years 

John Winters, Gordon Wing, candles and will take orden aDd lIr. Starring's lOll is a 

Wray Donaldson and Marti.'! at the Preview. ~ . teadler in the Groue Pointe 

Hawley, offers dressings, the Palletiers, headed by Mrs.! 5ebool System. 

popular Dr. Barkley hot mus- William Penoyer, will offer . 

tard, bean salad, glazed nuts unusual children's plaques. present whinulica1 stuffed toYII 

and party nuts.and.bolts, and which can be personalized," ineluding "(rinks," frogs and 

a Big Bake Sale under the well as children's roekers .1Id~aterpU1ars, zodlak needle. 

supervision of the Mesdames Wicker ehairs,.. tote stooa and point purseS', pin eushions and 

Edward Foote and John Cas. pknic buJcets. exquisite crewel 'wall ban," 

sens wiJIleature breads, rolls, Stitchery and Needlepointe lill", Mrs. Sidney DeB.oer 

pies, cakes and brownies. cqairmen Mrs. Kenneth Ber,- ad.cis the new look in neck. 

Felt Goods. under the'Mes. mann and Mrs. David Brierly ties. 

- ~ Mrs. Paul MathewlOll'l KnIt 

IF YOU' LIKE 

TO SWIM • • • 

COME TO GROSSE 

POiNTE COIFFURES 

j IWits are' fashionin, poDd:iOl, 

I jUts, seuYeS, potholden and 

\l i' shoulderttrap bap. 

Variety item. in Mn. Dud. 

ley Arnold's Top of the Mart 

!Booth include maerame belts, 

"bracelets and n e c k I ace II, 

mateh1ng felt bridge table 

coyer., tallies and lcore pads, 

sCllsor bolders, holiday bal,! 

kets {or cards or greena and 

884-2090 

CUT STYLED 

JOE, TERRI, 

stone-set key tags. 

Those popular terrariumll 

in beautifullY.lhaped bottles 

•that can be made into limps 

will be at the WoodI and Gar'l 

.dea Booth overseen by the 

IMesdames William Frame and. 

'Robert Veil' I 

A1Io featured herewl1l bei 

IIDUque 

.planters 

epc:rlDeI, apothecaryl 

and a unique Jive «n_i : terplec:e which eoDtinuaDy 

'1l'OWI and can be trimme4 II 

de.ired. 

'Grink' At Mistletoe 

MRS. KENNETH F. BERGMANN, 

Qeft), and MRS. DAVID A. BRIERLY, 

chainnen of the Stitchel'Y Booth for 

the Grosse Pointe Congregational 

Church Mistletoe Mart, show one of 

,their m 0 r e whimsical creations, 

"Grink," who'll be on sale at the Mart 

Mart 

Preview 

Photo by Eddie KcGr.th. Jr. 

Preview Tea next Wednesday, May 26, 

from 1 until 4 o'clock in the Church 

Social Hall. Other special Stitchery 

items include zodiak and knitted bas. 

sinet purses, mod ties for men and 

needlepointe picture!;. 

DK. FRED S. COOK, of Itributive Teaeher EducatUm Ieetor of WSU'S VotationaJ 

Fairholme road, professor and programs at Wayne State Uni. and Applied Arts Teacher Procha.\rman 

of Business and Dls. verslty, has been named dir. grams. 

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CHINA AND CRYSTAl 

"GO TOGETHER" IN A 

COMPlEMENTING WAY 

Wright Kay. for 110 years. Michigan's Finest Jeweler 

leno~ exquisite ivory. toned chino in 

new "Snow lily" pottern with border 

wreath in grey with white highlights 

and platinum edge. To complement such 

beauty. lenox crystal. of course. in 

the superbly simple "Montclair" pot. 

tern with matching platinum edge. 

S.Pc. Chino Place Selling. 34.95 

Crystal Stemware. Each. 6.50 

Wright Kay 

100 5. Woodward in Birmingham, Phon. 642Zl25, and in N.Jrlhland, Phon" 356.~. 

U,e yoor Wright Kay Charge. NIa,'.r Charge or 8onlcA:nerice,d, 

Other Wright Kay 510re, 01 1500 Woodward in Downtown Del,oil and in Gros,. Poirle. 

$1 each 

Serving tray, covered vegetable, 

triangular dish, family salt and 

pepper set, double marmelade. 

Jacob Sons 

Store for the Home 

','t' , 

Sunday Opera Slipper 

(Cuu .. ecl r.... 'ale 13) 

troit. 

The pauel will be moderato 

Op.!ra Anoelallon, 

Preaident Wilbur 

General Manager 

AIIoeIaUon 

H. Kack, 

Hel1lY J..ed. 

ed by Donald M. D. Thurber, yard, East SIde c:bairmlll Mrs. 

vice.president and Public Re. John C, Griffin and Supper 

lations direetor of the Detroit co.chairmen Mrs. Navarre 

Grand Opera Association. BeMett and Mrs. Thomas K. 

Oth d . 't . ted I Fisher. 

er IBm af!eS expec James D. Traey, pnsldent of 

to be present are the honorary the Grosse Pointe War Memochahman,ol 

the Detroit Grand I rial AssoclaUoa, will represent 

~~fa &ason, Mayor R,oman. that organizatioA which is co- 

Gnbbl, and general ehall'man aponsorln, the event. 

of the 1971 aealOG Mrs. Char. 

lei ,!. Fiaher, III, and her eo- 

Supper 

open to 

With Tbe Stirs 11 

the Jeneral Pointe 

chaU'man Mrs. Roy D. Chapin, public. ReservaUou may be 

Jr. made at the Groue Pointe 

More are Frank W. Dono. 

van, ehairmaD 01 the board of 

directors of the Detroit Grand 

Memorial Offlee. 

Immediate reservaUona are 

suggested II apace II limited. 

ALSO A LARGE GROUP C'F STRIPES 

NOW SALE PRICED $3.99 to $7.99 

I... $7 t. $12 

OPEN 

IIRt.4IN8HAt.4 

101 Townsend 

SALE! 

FLAIR LEG 

JEANS 

$4" 

WERE 51 

Severol Bosic 

Styles in Novy, 

or in Cotton 

Twill in 0 Ch~ice 

of Five Colo;.s' .... 

6ROSSE I'OINTE FARMS 

63 Kerchevol 

WESTGATE 

T?led~ 

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lAST 3 DAYS . . ' . 

ANNUAL SALE OF STAINLESS sua HOLLOWARE BTWM~ FRASER 

Thurs. &9 

Fri. 'tit P.M. 

sot.tWFT t.tAU. 

Trov 

ANN .... 10_ 

129.t LilMrty 

T'" 

'WOODYIW NAu, 

!he toblewore with the glow thot never dims, satin.smooth serving pieces thot never need polishing 

$6 each. 

Divided veget::lble dish, single 

vegetable, creamer/sugar/tray 

set, butter dish, bread troy. 

$10 uch 

Butler tray, salqd bowl, covered 

casserole, wire bread/fruit 

basket, chip and dip set, 

, 

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Thund.y. Mey 20, 1971 

Women's Page 

Constance Molloy 

Wed In St. Clare's 

Thom.s CliHord Kinn•• rs WiN M.k. Their Home 

in london. Ont'., Where H. is Assiunt Prof.ssor 

.t University of W.st.rn Ont.rio 

The Most Reverend John Joseph McEleney 8.J., 

former Roman Catholic Archbishop of Kingston, 

Jamal.CI, and currently assistant to the Papal Throne, 

offictJ,ted at the marria~e of Constance Mary Molloy 

and Thomas Clifford Kinnear Saturday, May 15, at 

noon in St. Clare de Montefalco Church. 

The Reverend Timothy~---------- 

Babcoek, cousin of the Arbor Robert A. Gramen, of 

bride, concelebrated the Lake 'Geneva, Wis., Stuart B. 

nuptial mass. Proudfoot, of Ann Arbor, and 

The bride, dauehter of Mr. 

ud IIrs. Brian Joseph Molloy, 

B r I a n Joseph Molloy, 

brother of the bride. 

Jr., Pa ..s for a september 

d' ".' d 

wed. 

b 

. of Berkahfre road. wore a A reception was held at the J't~dreA ......;~Rt;Y e an~ 

IO~ of candlelight organ%l Detroit Boat Club. ~e newly. Thomas J. Murphy whose 

over taffeta 

Bruuels lace 

trimmed with 

that matched 

weds will make theU' home in 

London, Ont., where he will 

engagement has been 

nounced by her parerlu, 

an. 

:Mr. 

her family manWla veil ap- be an. acs~tant profesIor at and Mrs. Joseph Merony, of 

PUqued with rosepolnte lace. the UDJverslty of We I t ern Hollywood avenue. The pro- 

She ended 

roses. 

while lllacs and Ontario.. 

A wedding trip to Myrtle 

speeUve bridegroom is the SOD 

Mary Allee Molloy came 

~~ "'1m Cbleago, m., t0 serve as 

her ,ister'. maid of honor. 

Beach, S.C., is planned. 

Out-of. town .. "uests Included 

Dr. and Mrs. Enr~que Urruela, 

of the John MurDePhY~,of 

Campbell avenue, trod. 

S F-' -id---B- .k 

OPEN THURSDAY AND FRmAY 'Tll 9 

BELLE SHARMEER 

HOSIERY SALE 

ENDS 

SATURDAY 

Just a few, more doys to 

enjoy-substantial savings 

on Belle.Sh a rmee r 

stockings in your 

favorite shade$ 

a.nd styl.s. 

have dinner 

with us every day 

En;oy our special family Buffet Monday thr.ough 

Saturday from 4:30 to 8 p.nt. and Sunday 

; afternoon from 12 noon to 4. p.m. Just 2.49 for adults, 

1." for children. Seaway Room, 4th floor. 

Come on-give Mom a break! 

hudson's eastla nd- 8m iIe-kelly 

Jacob SonS 

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by, of and for Pointe Women 

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

Fell Bride Mrs. Thomes C. Kinneer Aug ust. Bride 'Craft-Campbell 

Troth Revealed 

P?PS .Concerts 111 the Detroit sey, Con que s t (Triumphal 

Light Guard Armory. March from "Captain from 

The pro g ram, entitled Castile") Lara's Theme (from 

"Broadw.ay Bilat," is condu~t. "Doctor 'Zhivago"). "Hi.Lill, 

ed by RIchard Hayman, chief Hi-Lo, More (from "Mondo 

arranger for the. Boston. Po.ps Cane"), music from "Law- 

Orchestra. T~e first porti?,nm- rence of Arabia," The Rain 

dud!!s selections from Man in Spain (from "My Fair' 

of La Mancha," orchestral ar. Lady") Orchids in the Moon. 

~Iangem~~ts of ::H.eUo, Dolly!," light

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1 acrylic 40x60'. blanket, 2 receiVingblankets; 1 waterproof 27x36" sheet; 2 snap-fastened 

bibs and 2 packagesdiaper pinS Also Included at no additional cost is the sturdy bassinette 

With legs Complete Layette With Basket, $65 

JacobSorlS 

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Thursd.y. Mey 20, 1971 

Society News Gathered from All the Pointes 

Netv Pear Tree 

Officers Seated 

During Pear Tree Qu('8ter 

Cllapter's fiual meeting of the 

seuon, a luncheon gatilering 

held recently at the Old Place 

with 12 members present, a 

new slale of oUietrs was elect. 

ed and retiring president Mrs. 

John Crane bandPd over her 

gavel of office to incoming 

prt'sidenl Mrs. John McLellan. 

Mrs. Crane'. husband had 

embellished the gavel with a 

hand.hammered engraved cop' 

per b'1nd. 

Mrs. Frederick Witltland 

will serve as vice-president 

during 1971.72, Mrs. Henry 

Gardner as secretary, Mrs. 

Phillip Dexter as treasurer, 

Mrs. CUUord Currie as ooto. 

rian, Mrs. Oscar Teeg as pro. 

gram chairman and Mrs. A. J. 

Christie as pubUcity chairman. 

The Chapter is losing two delightful 

ladies. Including Charter 

member Mrs. Edward Heglin, 

wbo is moving to F1orldJ. 

Mrs. Ric}1ard McCloskey hu_ 

already left for Iowa. 

Society of Origin.lists 

To Present Spring Show 

The Society of Originalists 

will present its Ipring Arts 

and Crafts Show tbjs Sllturday, 

May 22, from noon until 

6 o'clock, :lnd Sunday, May 

23. from noon unW 6 at the 

G r 0 sse Pointe Unitarian 

Church in Maumee avenue. 

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Trio Of Garden Zone M~eting Planners 

Participants in the Garden Club of 

America's Zone 10 meeting registered 

Tuesday at the Preston place home of 

MRS. WENDELL W. ANDERSON, 

JR., (standing, center), and today 

they're heading home - tho~e t.hat 

don't live in The Pointe, that is-after 

a fascinating, informative three.day 

session that included a lecture by Dr. 

John Nash Ott, director of the Envi. 

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EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 

MONDAY -WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 

Bill 

HUEIII_AN 

JUNE 14, 1971 

884-3630 

18318 MACK AVE. 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

eolffI!,U"~ 

Photo bv Eddie McGralh. Jr. 

ronmental Health and Ligt.t Research 

Institute in Sarasota, Fla., master of 

photobiology, at yesterday's formal 

Zone Dinner at the Cuuntry Club. 

MRS. EARL I. HEENAN, JR., (left), 

of Torraine road, is president of the 

host Garuen Club of Michigan. MRS. 

ARTHUR H. BUHL, JR., of Provencal 

road, is one of the Garden Club of 

America's directors. 

Pointe Cadettes To Be Honored 

It's their way ot saying ning the day-long event. 

"congratulations" eo up 1e d They are Ann Anderson, 

with a day of fellowship and Karen Bertsehinger, Stephanie 

fun. Gerganoff, D awn Hartman, 

That's what "Swing InloKathy Henry, Julie Jueneman, 

Spring" holds for Grosse Cathy Martin, Ruth McIntosh, 

Pointe area Cadette Girl Mary McQueen, Nancy Sev- 

Scouts Saturday, May 22, at ern, MyIa. Study, Marty Way- 

Marygrove College from 9 to land, Rita, Whateley and Sara 

3 o'clock. Willoughby, all of Cadette 

Highlight of the program- Troop 327, and Andrea CIaes, 

girl.pIanned from start to Marie Hogan, M a u r e e n 

finish-is the recognition cere- O'Keefe, Rebecca Ringwald, 

m.:my honoring 210 Cadettes Df Malu Siero and Kathleen 

the Metropolitan Detroit Coun- Young, all of Troop 886. 

eil who have achieved the Leslie Nelson, Caroline AI. 

rank of First Cla.s. len and Pat Fellows from 

Among them .re 23 Pointe Troop 1463 cDmplete the list of 

Scouts including two girls who local honorees. Pat and Caroplayed 

a major role in plan- line were members of a spe. 

cially.chDscn 34-member Cadette 

committee that handled 

all arrangements tor the rec- 

Boll 

WARNIR 

Below: View of ..the central hallway leading 

to the dining room, showing carved console and mirror 

decorated with Malachite urns & bronze candelabra 

DuMOUCHEllE ART GAllERIES CO. 

NVITES YOU TO ATTEND A 

MONDAY, MAY 24th THRU FRIDAY, MAY 28th 

FROM 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. 

CONTENTS IN THE RESIDENCEOF 

W~c;yf67idu 

To be sold by DuMouchelle Art Galleries, featuring 

paintings, Oriental rugs lincluding a 16 It. by 36 It. 

Tabrizl. Carved furniture, bronze and marble 

ware, silver, china, crystal, unusualantique jewelry, 

Jade, Quartz and Carol carvings, etc. 

Admittance only by ticket/ You 

may obtain your lichl in advance 

al Ih. redd.nee on Thunday, 

Friday or Salllrday. May 20, 

21. 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

SALE at the residence 

1791 WELLESLEY DRIVE 

PALMER WOODS, 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN 

TO BE SOLD BY DuMOU

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Thursday, May 20. 1971 

Women's Page 

Elias-Imhoff Vows 

Spoken In Houghton 

Parents. of Couple !ravel from Pointe to Upper Pen- 

Insula for Rites; Robert Imhoff Gives 

his Daughter in Marriage 

, . Susan Diane Imhofl became David James Elias' 

, bride at an evening ceremony Saturday, April 24, in 

St. .Albe.rt the .Great Church, Houghton, where they 

.are ~a~ng their home while he continues his studies 

t at Michigan Technological University. 

~ Her parents, Mr. and --------- 

J Mrs. Robert E. Imhoff, of frocks trimmed with white 

, Allard avenue, and his par- lace and green ribbon and 

,ents, Mr. and Mrs. James carried baskets filled with 

:G. E lias, of Moorland yellow daisies and roses. 

::drive, traveled north for Best man was Erie Lietz 

~the 7:30 o'clock rites which and Ken Pearson ushered. 

lwere followed by a recep. The mother of the bride's 

';tion at the Chur h H II coat. and dress ensemble wu 

" d d' c a fashioned of seamoss green 

~an a Inner at Douglas linen. The bridegroom's mother 

~House. chos~ a dress and matching 

~ The former Miss I mho f f, coat of off.white linen. 

:~given in marriage by her 

r falber, chose an Empire.walst. Member of the volunt~r ad. 

~ ed,. lace-accented w.hite peau visory committee for the De- 

't Juliette go.wnfeaturmg a but. troit Institute of Arts Museum 

~ terf1y ~a~, an~ an elbow Shop, eurrently featuring cer- 

1.1ength Jllusl?n veil. amies, textiles and jewelry by 

Honor maid Debbie Radke 13 Michigan craftsmen ill 

r and bridesmaid Linda Norman MRS.ROSSWILIONS,of Mus. 

; wore-!1oorlength yellow crepe koka road. 

25th 

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BELMONT 

FURNITURE 

20507 Mack Ave. at Beaufail 

TU 4-1440 

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Thursd.y, May 20, 1971 , 

Society News Gatllered from All the Pointes 

Symphony Society 

Meets At Banquet 

Group Gathers to Celebr.t. Close of Suec:essful 

18th Se.son for Point. Orehestra: N.d Y•• r's 

Soloists Art AMou~ed 

A record-brtaldna atteftdance with sever.l promi. 

nent figures in the ,udience mad, the annual ban. 

quet.meeting of the GroMe Pointe Symphony Or. 

chestra Society at the Groat PoiDte Yacht Club Wed. 

nesday evenina, May 12, a mOlt .pedal OCtuion. Chair. 

man of the banquet was Mn. Winfield S. Jewell, Jr., 

assisted by Mrs. SterUDi S. Sanford. 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew ,---------- 

C. Patterson, the Mayor FrelK'b, German and RUIIlal1 

of Grosse Pointe Park and 10.,. blterlJllrt.ed witb de. 

his wife. and Mr. and Mrs. llptM commeDWy. 

Lee Allen, Grosse Pointe A lovel)' V1eImeae love Ion, I 

School Board member and WII dediCllted to the DOth Ill" 

his wife, 'were also present. niverlU1 celebrant •. 

Mr. Ind Mrs. Carel Sellen. Mr. Suezelt orillnated the 

raad. of RldremOl1t road, An.Dual il',;roue Poblte Mu.ie 

members of the Symphony Feltlval at the War Kemorial 

Society, m::i'ked their 50th and ha. been ita director for 

Weddin, Anniversary by at. mill)' ye.n. 

tend In, tbe banquet.meetlJlf, Dr. Robert,Crouen. reUrwith 

their daughter and her iuI pre.ident ~the Symphony 

hUlband, the Lee Allen., of Soelety, prealded at the. an. 

Moron road, Ind their lOll IUlII meetmJ. He announced 

and hiJ wile, the Fred Sellen- ~ e.tabliJhmellt of the 

rlld., of Frankenmuth. Tboma. Nester' Ketnorill1 Fund 

Alex Suezek, .m,er and honariJII ~ founder of .the 

guitarist, with hi. wife Mati- OtUt.tra. . 

bel at the accardlan provided ~rI. Bo,dan B.lyne.t:t,memo' 

entertainment for tbe even- berabJp chairman, reported a 

ing, a eol1eetiM of ctj~ membenb!potl 823 for' the I 

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There's Nothing Like A Fine Colonial 

AND THIS ONE IS NOT ONLY ESHCIAUY ATTRACTIVE 

IU~ IS ALSO WIU. LOCATIO AND 'AIILY PRICED 

Among Grosse Pointe Symphony 

Society members gathered recently at 

the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club to cele. 

brate the Orchestra's just-completed 

very successful 18th season were, (left 

to right), Grosse Pointe Park MAYOR 

Feolum are a Iar .. ~"'''9raom withfireploce, paneled librory.~i,. MUlscbl.r, kilchen c"'.i'!> " .',' 

disllwalMr and ow..r con ... n;.nc." b

, Thursday, May 20, 1971 

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lossomtime Brunch Goodwill Juniors To Honor 

; enefit Set May 27 

:P~y 

~.' 

Will Aid Building 

fer, New Home 

Program for Sfaplefon 

for Senior CHillns 

C.n- 

~' \ 1 on Detroif', East _ Side 

" \ The Friends of the Aged Poor, (formerly Friends 

,~of~e Sick Poor), under the leadership of The Very 

oRe~rend Monsignor W. F. Suedkamp, have been busy 

.'Pla.~ing a benefit for Stapleton Center, the new home 

for a,nior citizens on Detroit's Rast Side. 

~ Mis. Charles W. Talbot, ---------preHlent 

of the Stapleton in order to increase facilities 

.. Auxiliary, welcomes mem- available to tha~e in need of 

bers and gu("sts to the the Center. B I 0 s 51) m tl m e 

Blossomtime Brunch next Bnmeh pcoceeds will aid this 

Thunday, May 27, in the buildlDg program. 

Grosse Pointe War Me- Tickets for the benefit are 1 

morial's Fries Auditorium. $6 each. Mis s Rosemary 

u rs Charl T Fish J DowDeY. 882.5915. is accepting ...•••.. 

il. 

ch~~an. a:~ her c~ha~: reser\'atiODJ. t'"" 

man ~s. Emmet E. Tracy --bead 

a dediciilit:d group of M' C 'e 

women working t" make this ISS orml r 

I perfect party. Rrunch at 11 IF.! d I We t 

o'cloek will be followed by an ". ens 

aftC'.rDOOnof cards. 

Mrs. Michael J. Swift and 

1(1'1. Richard Mrowczynslti are 

in eharge of invitatitlns, mail. 

ed earlier in the month. 

Priie:l were collected by the 

Mesdames L. Verne. Ansel, 

Harry J. Mack. Aloysius F. 

Power and Jerry J. Flanigan. 

Monsignor Suedkamp, rector 

of Anmmciation Parish, bu 

found a use for the former 

P.rish Convent. With a few 

alterations it has b e com e 

Stapleton Center, a pleasant 

Home under the supervisIon 

of two I.H.M, nuns. 

A building proif'am is plan,. 

ned during the coming year 

Michelle Ruth Cormier and 

Captain Peter Herbert Newton 

were married saturday. April 

24, at the Post Chapel in the 

Presidio, San Francisco, Calif. 

A reception at the Officers 

Club followed the ceremony. 

The bride is the daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs. JOileph R. Cor. 

mier, 01 Lakeland avenue. '!be 

bridegroom, a pilot with the 

Strategic Air Command, statiODed 

at Barksdale Air Force 

Base in Louisiana, is the son 

of IIr. aDd )Ira. Preston C. 

Newton, of Aptos, Calif. 

The newlyweds are residing 

in BOssler City, La. 

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mar-£en 

01 

(Birminoham 

. Designer.s of bridal party head wear, 

all occasion millinery, u nus tL a 1 

cocktail trim. 

Alterations on Dresses and Coats. 

2nd Floor Merrillwood !3ui1ding 

Wo09ward at Merrill 

647A7121 

7Jf£ I>ur IDQ/c-,n, ~~ 

k--" .)IOu ~ ~ ~is 

.z ~ 7S:- --' e.sy 

A~iyk., ~ ~...-..{~ 

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Tea for two, or two hundred, poses 

no problem for MRS. ROBERT F. 

RENTENBACH (center), as plans are 

set to open her Beverly road home 

for a Monday, June 7, tea given by 

the Junior Group of Goodwill Industries 

to honor new Probationary memo 

bers. MRS. BILL O. BRINK (left) of 

Edgemere road, Junior GoodWill's 

second vice-president, will be working 

St. Clare Ladies 

Elect Leaders 

Fine family home feoturing 

4 large bedroom" 

2nd floor fomily 

riim 20~x20~, 2 botm. 

corpeted bedroom ond 

both on 3rd flocr. Laroe 

Muhchl .. kitchen with 

breakfo.t room, impret' 

,i'lf) t,Ying room, reaea. 

tion room in be_t, 

2~ ror brick ""ached 

goroge, 00 .. to .hopping 

ce~ta" & Richard, 

8rownell 8, St. Poul. 

Schooh, 

& R0 S$ E P0.1 N TEN EW 5 

by, of and for Pointe Women 

Probationers Pointer. A.ttend 

LWY Gathering 

Photo b1 IddIe lIeG...U., Ir. 

closely with the new memben, recording 

the hours earned by them to 

apply to their required 75 probation. 

ary hours. During the meeting fol. 

lowing the tea MRS. KENNmt M. 

REICHLE, of Hampton road, president 

of the Group', will announce the 

names of comnuttee chairmen who 

will work with the newly-elected board 

of directors. 

Series Options For Symphony 

Detroit's Symphony Orches- the ~it Symphoa,. Orche .. 

tra has launched the pre-sea- tra at Ford Auditorium. ~, 

The annual meeting and SOD ticket eampal.gD for its troit 41221. 

election of oUicers of the Arch- 1971.72 SubicriptlOD CoDeertl The Symphony allo ba. add. 

confraternity at St. Clare de and has announced the addi- ed stveral works to its pee- 

That 

825 W.... .-.I A", 

POlltlac'11eeIIfteW 

f()f' infonll4fton 

kitldlr coU 

3.11.9203 

Meaningful 

Touch 

IS COMING 

TO 

GROSSE POINTE 

,'; 

~_. • ........ ., .., •• IItIi. 

..in party room o'r patio. . .sey.n 

white, y.llow or blac~ candles. 

with ~rip base •• circled and 

suspended by ehram •. ploe.d 

arm. set in wood, 36" long, 

$10, 

LouiN St, ct.ir OAR Honors N•.:* CitiHM 

lira. 110111 lV. Dlr"I, re- m.. t.Jn, lilY JO at the Groat 

,at of Lou1Ia st. ClaIr CUP- PoJaM War II~. IIn. 

ter, Dt,uIhten of tIM Amerl. II~D E. Huat ..... ' iaN1elll 

IltYolUUoII. wltli lira. lecl a. re"lll 

aeora. R. RyckmaD. 01 Rivard Firat v&ee re,eat II ..... 

~ard, IIn. Normlll L. arue. R. lIaybew, aeeoM viet 

Plrker, ol Bedford road, alld re&eDt. IIn. Grut II. 'EvaJlil, 

1In. Col'lleUIlI G. Elan. 01 eMplaln, IIn. WUllam C. 

IIcMl11u road, pve DAR hell. Jr., rtC«'dia, ,Mere. 

ROTC award. to eadetl at tary, IIn. Georl' C. HC)lmeta. 

DeDby and O. b 0 r II H II h ter. correlpoed1Dl MftetarY, 

Sehooll and atteDded Natural. lliu Gall ArtIler, trealUl'tr, 

baUocl CertmOlliel ill Federal Mr,. B. Tbom .. W.yhJq, lII, 

DIItriet Court after wbleh the f!Dalleial *retalY. 1In. Har. 

Chapter &av, a CODtiaeDta1 old R. Smith, aDd h1Itorlau 

brukfaat at Piek Fort Shelby lira. John J. Trudeau aDd 

Hotel for 18 Ilewly'Daturallzed \1In. F. 1(. HIDd1ey. 

elt1leDl. DJreeton are 1In. HL'"Y'y 

At lbe Chapter', lUllll T. BoDIor, 

.• , Welcomes YoUt Ttavelling GU\Ji" 

20000 ... MILl .... .. ..... - MiItuteI ...... "'- , .... 

• 10 IUUTIfUL All CONOITIONlD lOOMS 

• HtATED POOl. • COffEE SHe' 

• ttAf'IWMoIGS • RIMr . 

• NIW saNI .. RIMr . 

• CHANOIS eft ..."., Ill. 

• WATCH ••. I'iIhef Ill. 

• NIW... ..... .... 

here's what' happening 

ul act'; 

PI-lPO~RAPWY 

partr ... 'I.h..'..... c..... Ia .. ,. 

of whit. wrought iron with nine 

,hoptly white, y.llow, pink 

or block candt., cOlting a liv.ly 

Pink, bllCk. yellow or grttn Clndl. 

r.fllls, pic" oh 2. 1,110 

1ItDA1 

SUITIS 

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..,.. & 

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• 

Montefalco Parish took place 

on Wednesday, May 12. 

Elected to the bclard ,of di. 

rectors were': Mrs. S. D. Palnzolo, 

president; Mrs. James 

Barker, first vice-president: 

Mrs. AIa Fuger, second vicepresident; 

Mrs. Joseph A. SuI- 

IIvan. third vice.president; 

Mn. Jose Borrego, fouth vicepresident; 

Mrs. Leonard Beaution 

of a new program series. viously allllOUDcecl repertoire ho. 

. The new series will be four .or n-t sealOll and hat made - Itar. Starter wm appur 

I' - with the S)'mJlboa7 dlreetecl 

informal CoUee C,(04certss~. one change ill lO1oiJt. bJ UIOdate eoDduetar Pierre 

sored by the National Bank of CeUlst J.IIOI Starker wiD re- u.... .. -L.'_L 

Detroit. S Y m P h 0 II Y patrons plaee vioUnilt Nathan IlDItein, ~ ... 111 a pro.,.m WWCII will 

may now eboose 'from seven who hIS euceUed hla entire Inelude the DYoru CoDcetto 

diUerent series that raDge U-'ted "'A'A. tour for the eom for CeDo IDCl OreheItN aDd 

from II few as four COllCtlrts w .......,., .' straau' "AIIo Spneh Zara- 

to th pl. 22 tbllltra" 

series~ com M .program For Ponchartrain OAR McHtiou to tbe repertoire 

~ursday evening subserip- Meeting Is Tomorrow I iDc:ludt tile Grill CoIleerto for 

tJon plan choices Include the PlIIIo IDd Orchestra. to be per- 

is moving to their b.autiful 

new location at 

397 FISHER RD, 

fait, treasurer; Mrs.' Jobn 

Fannon, recording-secretary;, 

Mrs. Ronald Rayl, financial 

, secretary, and Mrs. Mary Fal. 

lon, correspon

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Society News Gathered from All the Pointes 

Fet. D.It. G.mmls Alpha Chi Ome9.s 

The Ea. t .1. d e Evening noon included Mrs. John Mer. 

Alumnae Group and the ElSt.1 rlam, table arrangemeng: 

side Aft ern 0 /) n Alumnae. Mrs. Nelson Frolund, prbe.; 

Group of Alpba Chi. Omega I Mrs. Arthur A. O. Schml.dt, 

sorority jOined tOliiether Fri. I serving; lolrs. Thomas Wood. 

day. May 14, to entertain loeall ruff, name tags; Mrs. Walter 

alun""ae of Delta Gamma Weed and 'drs. David Renl. 

sorority. I schier. refref;llments; Mrs. 

The bridge-dessert was held I John C. Krato. publicity; and 

at tbe Stratford place bome Mrs. Bruce Tock, special pro. 

of Mrs. Malcolm Denise at ject for non.bridge players. 

1~:30 o'clock. Greeting guests The E a Its ide Afternoon I 

With Mrs. Denise was the new. . 

Iy.installed Detroit area Alpba Group IS ul.der the leader. 

Chi (mega Alumnae president. ship of Mrs. Henry Johnson I 

~Irs. James Johnston. of ROl' and the Evening Group is u.n. 

lyn road. der the leadership of Mrs. 

The committee for the after. Krato. 

ultitaricl1IUm: an open, for. 

teClrd.look~ rtlillion. 

the unitarian church 

h4~ c. 'lMltrv" mil'lutl' 

11150 maumee at neH 

serviee anft ehurch school, 

10:30 I.m. 

"HEALTH" 

Dr. Harry C. Meserve 

THE GIOSSE POIHft 

IAnlST CHUICH 

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Gnue hWe w.... 

I"Vie.. """ eo ,"""II'" "'"II .... 

1:45 A.II. 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

11:00 A.M. 

MORNING WORSHIP 

7:00 P.M. 

EVENING WOI\~HIP 

Rev. Jaek rU:lard, 

Interim Pastor 

Rev. Robert Radcliffe, 

Minister of Christian 

Education 

St. 'Iul Ev. 

Luth.rln Ghurth 

c.......... Lilt!... 

TU , ... 

W. Invlt. You (0 Wol'lhrp 

With UI 

1:30 Worship • 

Sunday School (1-8) 

11:00 Wmhlp .II: 

Sunday School 'all ages) 

.... elM w. ........- 

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St. :.mes 

Luther.n Ohurch 

TU 4.0511 

8:30 .. 11 '.m. Se",leH 

8:30 '.m. iUlld.)' SChool 

(Hur.err for Small CbUdr'D) 

!t.". Gt.... I. IC... , , ..... 

Rn. Altr. ,. H.,... ,...., 

The G...... PoIMe 

eo",reptioftll 

Church 

240 Challonte at Lothr6~ 

e:3O a.m. and 11:00 a.m. 

Worship Services and 

Churcb School 

Crib and Kindergarten 

Facilities Available 

"BRIGHT ENOUGH" 

B.v. Ceor,. E. Pruelllltt, 

1lI c.~ P.. to.r 

Dr. Iloy :a HulcheoA 

co.- ,... U.h4 

METHODIST CHUICH 

211 Me.- lM4 

.... 2I6S 

"fIl~ 

~ A. 1'IIoM4t 

8:15 FAMILY WOASHIP 

SERVICE 

ehunb "bool 1M' nur. 

sery thru IIIxlh ,n-., 

10:15 Chllreh sehool for Indet 

seven thro".b twelve. 

Adult ... mln.... .nd ell .. 

CUt'lJo1l ,roup.. 

11:15 MORNING WORSHIP 

SERVICE 

Church Sehool for IIl1r. 

sery thru Kind..... rteD. 

'1'" htUIII 

Ev. Luther.n 

Church 

VernIer Ro.d .t Wtdllawood 

Dnve. ~ro... Polnle Wood 

8M-l5OOI 

Church Worthlp 8:30 .. 11 

Sunday School 8,30 

Rev. P. K.ppler 

Rev. DavId Proctor • 

'AuL Paltor 

SIMich.el', 

EpilCopal Church 

20475 SUIIIIIII."1tr Perk 

G_ ••1... W'" 

The Bey. Ild,&r H. Veoman. 

Bec!tor 

.:00 '.11I.Eueh~rltt 

10:00'.11I. Chonl ElIchariat .. 

sennoll C h II r e II 

sebool-rllftntl thru 

Junior Hlih 

11:30 a.lIl. Ellchllrlat wllh 

Jrymn. and Shon 

Ad4rea 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

[jJresb!Jterian Church 

19950 MACK AVE, at TORREY RD. 881t-43QO 

Worship Services: 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. 

Church SChool 9:30 ",nd Adult Forum 

7 p.m. senior HI,b. 

''Sullt on lb, Rock" 

Re':. Gerald E. Blevins 

NEAR SHORES LAKESIDE PARK 

but not too near 

64 Roslyn Rd. Open Sunday 2:30-5:00 

Posters Promote St. Joan Of Arc Festival 

A Poster Conlest initiated keen 

competition among the children of St. 

Joan of Arc Parish, which serves 

Grosse PoLite Woods and 81. Clair 

Shores, and provided a gala way to 

promote 81. Joan's Second Annual 

Spring Festival which opens tomorrow, 

Friday, May 21, and continues through. 

Sunday, May 23, on the Church and 

School grounds in Greater Mack avo 

enue between. Eight and Nine Mile 

roads. Pictured above with their prizewinning 

at work are, (left to 

Ama Deus Circle Slates II 

Card Perty Next Monday . 

right), 

M.morlal 

Churoh 

• - United Presbyterian 

16 Lake Shore Rd. 

For In!onnatioD 

night or day 

caU 8'82.5330 

Wonhlp Services 

aDd Church School 

9:30 and 11:15 

"A SONG OUT OF 

THE FAST" 

Dr. Ray H. Kiely 

Built by Cox & Baker in 1957. Well maintained. There are 2 Bedrooms up 

and 2 down. 2Yz Bathrooms. The floor plan is interlllsting. The pun.led 

Family Room overlooks 0 large Patio and well designed gardens.

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Call TU." 2-4900 - J Trunk Li... To Serv. You Quickly 

, Yo•., A4I Ca.... ChI".cI 

I-AITICLU FOI SAU 

GENUINE Exer.C)'cle, $200. 

Call 776.5779 after 12 p.m. 

2 ALUMINUM awn1Dp a" 

and 102" wide, gOOd COlldl. 

tion, $25. 886.8875. 

PIANO, Grinnell, spinet, wal. 

nut, excellent condition. ~. 

884-6048. 

8-AITICLES FOI SALE 18-AITICUS FOI SALE 

4 MATCHED Bl"OWIlUlp, PI,. HALLICRAFTER rad100CRX. 

ion grade, excellent condl. 3, 108 to 135 mel. aircraft 

Uon. Prefer to .ell u .. t, baDd - new eoDdiUon. One 

but may 1811 iDdividually .Um.muter exerciser, br.nd 

depeadia, oa belt oller, In. new. C.C.li. rowing ma. 

cludea 12, 20, 28 and 410. chine. Ilew. Marine Coa8tra. 

Can be leen Saturday and volt charger, 12 volt D.C.- 

Sunday only. 1lIW-1888. 10. amps, Bulkhead mount. 

3 ROOK .12e rull, one blue 

l2xl5, $35; 2 light ,old 91(12, 

IOX12.$10 and $15; pad, $5; 

25 yards gray sbag carpet. 

ing $20; air conditioner, 

15,000 B.T.U. cools 5 rooms, 

one year old $135; Ping pOng 

table. $20; antique white 

round chair table, $15; Bay. 

strom sewing cart. $15. 823. 

6821. 

SUPER 8 movie camera, electric 

eye, zoom lens. Projec. 

tor and screen. All complete, 

$90. TUxedo 6-0345. 

SIZZLING 

USED CAR BUYS 

ON "COOL II 

C,ARS! 

~~R~"W,#,-DA~R.............................$1895 

t8~~Ji+~~~ SHARP................. $1095 

~i~~:.~ $2395 

'69 GALAXIE 500 $2095 

4.DOOR HARDTOP, AIR . 

'69 GALAX/E 500 ' $2195 

2-DOOR HARDTOP, AIR . 

'68 GALAXrE 500 $1695 ' 

2.DOOR HARDTOP, AIR . 

.~~b.k~~ 

'70 CHEVROLET I 

IMPALA 

Sport Sedon 

Air Conditioned 

Auto" P.S. 

'69 IMPALA 

Auto., Air, 

Cond., P.S., V.8 

'67 CHEYROLET 

CAPRICE 

One owncr, V-8, Auto., P.S. 

Vinyl Top. 

CLASSIFIED 

ADS 

DINING roo m table and 

chairs, buffet, $150. Red colonial 

couch. $50. New moss 

acrylic rug, 12x15, self pad. 

ding, $45. 886.5361. 

MICROMETERS - Keystone 

projector, Webcor tape rec. 

order, Yardman mower, 

wig, check.writer, books. 

TU 2-6912. 

GOLF CLUBS, Wilson Stafls, 

good condition. 4 woods, 9 

irons. 1112 Kensington, TU 

2.Z6.2S. 

~~~r~x~J~~S $'1295 

~N1~~~~~~B~~~ : $1895 

~~RF~~.~.~~~.~~~..........................$'1695 

'68 MUSTANG $'1595 

2.DOOR HARDTOP, SHARP . 

Cook Ford 

16801 Mack at Cadieux 882-7787 

"You receive more for YOurdol/or ... honestly!" 

'70 CHEVELLE 

Malibu 2-Door H.T. 

V-8, A",to., P.S. 

'68 IMPALA 

Custom Coupe, 

Auto., P.S. 

Air Condo 

'69 CHEVROLET 

-CAP,RICE 

Air Conditioned 

V.8. Auto.,'P.S. 

TED EWALD 

CHE'/ROLET 

15175 E. JEFFERSON 

VA 1-2000 

WOOD 

MOTORSINc. 

USED CARS 

60 To Choose From 

100% GUARANTEE 

ON MOST MODELS 

30 days or 1,000 milesOC' 

15351 GRATIOT at 8 MILE 

372-2600 PR 8-6400 

• Engine, trans., rear axle, front axle assemblies, 

brake system, and electrical systems. 

Walton, walnut grained, dou. 

ble cabinet humidifier, real 

quality. New pair KJlel.asl 

Blue Star skis, with Nevada 

toe, Look heel bindings, slVe 

enough lor new pair of 

boots. Call during busiDP.sS 

hours, Thursday, Friday or 

Monday. 

889-0350 

POKER TABLE, $45; Samson. 

ite chairs, $5 each. All in 

very good condilion. TUxe.COLORS 

LOAD.ED WITH EQUIPMENT 

Nd REASONABLE OFFER 

REFUSED 

DAGLEISH 

CADILLAC 

6161 Woodward TR 5-0309 

MG'S 

TRIUMPHS, 

ETC. 

WANTED.! 

JOE HANEY 

DATSUN 

15200 GRATIOT 

DR 2~1777 

BUT 

BEFORE 

YOU BUY 

BE SURE 

TO VISIT 

COFFEY 

CADILLAC 

3180 E. JEFFERSON 

LO 7-6811 

Free Parking, Drive In 

1970 

CONTINENTAL 

4 DRS. 

& 

COUPES 

5 To Choose From 

FRANK ADAM 

L1NCOLN.MERCURY 

20777 GRATIOT 

EAST DETROIT 

PR 2-0200 

ELEC'IlRIC roa.ter-eoolter wltJ1 

stand, waffle. .rill, hltb. 

chair, check writer, UOK15 

tire. TU 5-G4I. 

B.£LGIAN eryst.l. Val St. Lambert 

Service tor 10. wiDe, 

,ob let, sherbert, cbamo 

pagne. 88f.3'lM. 

ANTIQUE &Del rumm •••• Ga. 

rage jammed, tablea. full 

11auw.I'e. antique.. beam 

bottle coUec.1ioD. m.'DJ pia. 

dulum clocka. antique tumi. 

tur&. clothln,. to)'I. morel 

Noon to 8, 'Ibunday tbrouJb 

saturday, 23023 Roxana •• 

Mil& near Kelly. 

rh:w WALNUT portable a" 

black and wtJte televlaloa 

with stand. TU 4.9ClI7. 

MOVING TO EUROPE-ga. 

rage sale on Saturday, lIay 

22. No furniture but loti of 

o th e r parapbernalia. 597 

Ham p to n Road, Grosse 

Pointe Woods. 

'-AITICLES WANTED 

AUTOGRAPHS wanted! Au. 

thors, preaide.nts, etc:. Stamll 

eollecUona w.nted. Top $$$. 

88lH)437. . 

Grand.. Splneta and Small 

Uprighta. C~lh. 

VE 7-0506 

9-YEAR.OLD anxious to learn 

plano, would :you bave a 

.piDet .t • bargain price? 

TU 2.2299. 

USED or discarded decoy 

duck. Large or sman. 885- 

7tH. 

SCALE MODEL cars. eady 

pla.tic. tin, pot metal or 

haw. 872~100, extension 

549.; eveninp, 891.3302. 

'69 YAMAHA 250 Scrambler, 

5,500 miles, $375. Helmet. 

Excellent condition. 821-9589' 

HONDA !OCC minibike, Excellent 

condition, New, 1970. 

$195, 821.0486. 

1970 SUZUKI T-I25, '50 miles. 

Aftor 5. 882.1527. 

l1--CARS FOI SALE 

'69 ELDORADO, gold.brown 

vinyl . top. Low mileage, 

$4,400. 773.4978 after f:. p. m. 

or Saturday and Sunday. 

BUICK, '69, Electra, 4 door, 

vinyl top, full power and air. 

881.5964. 

1964 CORVETTE, 28,000 miles, 

ladle. ear. Mint condition. 

886.5794. 

MERCEDES 280 SL '69, 4 

speed transmission, 44,000 

mllel. Excellent condition. 

For appointment, 491.7200, 

PONTIAC, G.T.O.. 1969 con. 

vertlble, red with black top, 

fully equipped, like new, 

reuol'lable. 372.2767. 

THUNDERBIRD, '61 conver. 

tible. Little rust, $150. 1641 

Hampton. 

DODGE convertible, '67, auto. 

matil~, power steering Zie. 

bart, excellent condition. 

885,2372, after Thursday. 

CHEVROLET, Impala, 1965, 4 

door hardtop, air, V.B, pow. 

er steering and brakes, tinL. 

ed glass. One owner. Needs 

minor bump work. $700. 

884.95.U after 8, week days. 

1970 COUGAR, convertible, 

automatic, pOwer brakes, 

steering, AM.FM, 'low mile. 

age, big engine. Call 881- 

8131, 9.5. 

COBRA, Ace

Thursd'YI M.y 20. ,1971 

Ill-VACATION 

PlOPIlTY FOI 

$AU 

CANADIAN 

VACATION SPOT 

Enjo)' the p1euure of boa\iDs 

and swl.mmiDl In the 

summer and mowmobWn. 

in the winter. OW)' .17,000 

for tbJB five room winter. 

'bed summer cottale, in 

WindJor Park area of Port 

"Franks, on Lake Huron. Use 

of privat~ beach. Treed lot. 

An extra' bulldinl lot at. 

tached t~the above property. 

Completely t r e e d. 

Alkin~ pr~ce $7,500. For information> 

,: a 11 GEORGE 

RICHER. W.D2'f3, are a 

eode 519. CANADA PER- 

¥ANENT TRUST, REAL- 

TOR, 361: Richmond Street, 

London, ODtario. 

12D-LAKE AND IIVEl 

PlOPERTY 

180' RIVER frontage home. 

South C h a XI n e I, Harsens 

Island. 8 rooms. 2 batha, 

completely furnished. Pan. 

eled,' iDsulated. new roof. 

New seawaUs, canal, boat" 

h~use, tool shee!' Private 

road and parldng. 881-2920. 

PIGEON RIVER WOODS 

Nea!' Indian River Village 

Large ~ets on the river. 

High wooded banks. 

12D--1.AKI AND liVER !1D-UXE AND IIVEI 

PlOPEITY ",OPElTY 

CHAKBERLAIN DRIVE- a SACRIFI(~NG-Over 800 ft. 

bedroom, 1~511q. ft., brick M Tittabawaaee River, t'.;. 

home Oil 130 ft. rlverfroot (eUeDt water ak11n. and 

lot with a beautiful view; 2 mowmoblle country. $5,000 

boat boathouae and dock; doWJI, land contract. PRe. 

fireplace In liviD, room; seotU.I503S. 

larle famlJ)' kitchenj attached 

two ear laralej 2 WILDERNESS VALLEY 

bedroom (\lest house DOW NEAR GAYLORD 

roted - •• 000. l()'ACRE family tract, wood.s, 

e OTHER properties on. the hills, lakes, golf course. 

BEADLE-CURRIER 

ACENCY 

Realtor-St ClaJr-68O'1' 

PboDo (313) 3»QOO 

LAKE LIVING 

Large country home on GreeD 

Lake In West Bloomfield. 4. 

bedroom plus guest quar. 

ters. Newly deeorated. 1~ 

acr~s of beautifully wooded 

property. sand)' beach, pri: 

vate lake. By owner, $N,900. 

~.8772, 363-8626. 

CRUISER OWNERS: 

ALGONAC 

Brick 1 floor Deluxe 2 bedrms, 

1~ baths, large attaehed 

garage. 90 ft. lot. Deep 

Canal take any lite Cruiser, 

Direct to River. Porch, bullt 

ins, $47,500, $20.000 down' 

By Appt. 

Professional Men: Elegant st. 

Phone.write for information. 

GEl>RGE WELLINGTON 

, SMIrR 

iMA 6-2925 Franklin Village 

LAKEFRONT modern cottage. 

wge living room with 

Cathedral ceiling. UDOb. 

structed view of lake, no 

Clair 4 bedrms., 2 bathl. 

Large Liv. room, large fam. 

ily room, Irltchp.n, plus ad. 

jacent offices, dock, boat. 

port. $69,000. OwIler will 

sell on L.C. $20,000 dOWD. 

Carpets, Dr ape II, Hou~e 

alone worth price. Excellent 

condition. 

I 

steps, stone fireplace. completely 

fiimished, completely 

JJ)Odern. In Sauthcott 

Pines private subdivision. 

50 miles from Blue Water 

Bridge. InspeCtion this holiday 

week.end any t i m e. 

Phone Cline Dace, Hyde 

Park 471.9410, Wi 11ia m 

Dace, Grand Bend 238.24S7. 

NEW. ALL ELECTRIC Beau. 

tiful River front Ranch Type 

Brick Home, plus Canal lot 

for Cruiser: 2 bedrms., 2 

baths down. 2 lxldrms., bath 

up, double bOatport, Steel 

b.'eakwall, $9'1,000 terms. 

Custom made Drapes. Car. 

pets. inc. 

Choice' St. Cl'.ir River lot: 

MARINA SITE OR CLUB' steel breakwall. sewer, wa- 

Middle Channel, St. Clair ter, also Large C8nal Lot 

River, Harsens Island. Golf included ior dockage, walk. 

Course' area. 45 acres. ap- ing distance to shopping. 

prox. 1;600 ft. on R i v e r, (The Cape Cod of Algonac) 

$160,000, ~ down. Terrific $350 foot. (Property shown 

value at $100 ft. No more by Appt.) 

like this. By appointment. 

'1'. K. TUCKE'R T. K. TUCKER 

REALTOR ALGONAC REALTOR ALGONAC 

40117 M.,29 Hwy. 79f..3681 4087.M: 29 Hwy. 794-3681 

'Grosse Pointe 

OPEN SUNDAY 2:3(),5 LAKELAND COURT. Spe. 

SHOREHAM as in the dally' designed Colonial 

~ on secluded court.. The 

Shores. ,Prime ranch or. harm of the d~corating 

the small family deliring .. 

luxury in a choice loca. enhances the convenience 

d of the floor plan. Most 

tion .. T"{o bedrooms an unusual eombinatf9n din. 

they are good ones. Pan. ing and. family room with 

e1ed library and reereil. . 

tionrOOm. Larle screen.- fireplace. Central air con. 

ed po r c h overlooking ditioD1ng. 3 bedrooms, 

beau~ul garden. Exterior 2~ baths. 

newly painted. $54,500. GROSSEPOIN'i'E FARJ(S. 

,BY APPOINTMENT Very. high grade Colonial. 

• bedrooms,3~ baths. 

BEDFOR~. First adver. Walnut paneled library." 

Used. Roomy Tudor resi. Recreation roo m. Condence. 

Former home of Is 

prominent~ull~er. Qual. venient,to schoo . 

ity appbint'Hents throu(h. BISHOP. Wellloeated Coloout. 

Larle family room nial near "St. Paul. 4 bed. 

overlookinlJexqJPsite gar. rooms,. baths. Family 

den and landscaped extra room. Well cared for. 75' 

lot with :l multftud!! of lot. $50,000. " 

f10 w eri n I trees and ' 

shrubs. Prize rose and VOLTAIRE. Lo.vely Colorock' 

garden with a water- nial llolidly, built of Str~n 

fall . Steel construction. 5 malO 

. bedrooms, 3~ baths. Pan. 

. FARMS. Near the lake. eled library. Recreation 

Custom buUt. ~e qual. room. Large lot in top 

ity. First floor bedroom. location. 

Three 1 a r (e bedrooms I 

plus two bathrooms on STONEHURST. Appealing 

second floor. WalniJt pan. Early American r8!lch. 

eled Ubrary with fire. 3 bedroom~, 2 bat h s. 

place. Family room. Utll. Large family room. Ex. 

ity room. Shake sblngle cellent traffic ~ttern. 

roof.: Lawn sprinkler sys- Superior location m the 

tem: Well developed gar. Shores. 

den. St. Paul's parish. MANOR. F 0 u r bedroom 

CHALlI'ONTE Custom built Colonial. 1~ baths. Fam. 

EllTly Ame~lcan ran c h ily r~m. Library. Manr 

overloOking golf link.. 2 bullt.m features. $43.800. 

large bedrooms. Paneled RENAUD. Open the double 

library or extra bedroom doors to asp a c i 0 U I 

with fireplace. K any F re neb Colonial near 

amenities. Lot 100'x21S'. Lake Shore Road. 4 bed. 

$84,500. . rooms, 3 baths. Powder 

ROL~D IExtra good Colo. room. F I! mil y room. 

. I 3 bedrooms 1~ Kitchen wit h built.ins. 

~I~h' P neled p d r c h. Patio. Recreation room. 

B s. a 2 car attached garage on 

$37,500; large "lot with circular 

WESTCHESTER, 885. Step drive. 

into a charming central. B R I ARC L IFF in the 

ly alr.conditioned Early Shores. Intllresting trl. 

American bome. 3 bed. level. 3 bedrooms, 2;\ 

romps. 2~ baths, paneled bat b s. Paneled lamlly 

family room. 2 car at. room. Central air.condi. 

tached garage. Conven. tioning. Large lot. Special 

ient location. Early oc. features. $67,500. 

cupancy. 

LAKE SHORE. G r a I s e 

. MIDDLESEX. Watch your Poi n t e Shores. Better 

children walk to school. than new Farm Colonial. 

Spacious 1~ story built. Four bedrooms, threl' and 

1956. Mdve in condition. one-half baths Including 

15bedrooms, 3~ baths of bedroom and bath, ac. 

w hi c'h 2 bedrooms and tivities room, exceptional 

bath are on fir.t floor. sitting room and utility 

: room on the first floor. 

15 BEDROOMS. Ubrary. Lot 101x230. Priced at 

Sun room, fine recreation $110,000. 

room, large Ilvlng room 

with natural fireplace. 60 BUCKINGHAM. Nice Colo. 

foot lot. Walkin, distance nial. 3 bedrooms, 1~ 

to' Lake front park and baths. Family room. $39,- 

Irrade school. $36,000. 500. 

MAXON BROTHERS, Inc, 

83 XERCHEVAL TU 2-8000 

G R'O S S,EP 0 I N TEN EW 5 

U-II4L'mATI 

FOI SALE 

CENTER HALL 

Co.LO'IIAl 

1020 DEVONSHIRE 

• ~, 2'4 baths 011lpa. 

~Ious weU laDdseaped 1I,t. 

Central air eoadlUoniDl. 

Pdme cozidltioll. Priced for 

immediate ~e. 

river-vacant lot to " bed- . S. D. PALAZZOLO 

rooms - from $18,000 to It's eas)' to reach. 1.'15 to TV li-6lili6 Eve. 821-M08 

$80.000. Water. Exit, 3 mile. north '- 

l 

to Mancelona Rd., 5 mile. 

weat. 

Phone-write for map and 

brochure. 

GEORGE WELLINGTON 

SMITH 

M:A 8-2926 Franklin Vilbte 

DREAM COME TRUE 

For the tired Executive or reo 

tiree profeuionaL 100 foot 

of St. Clair', finest river 

frontage in the city of St. 

Clair." bedrooms, 2* baths 

ranch bungalow. Malnte. 

nance free., Hllie living 

room with fireplace, beauti. 

ful wood trim, large kitch. 

en with built.ins, sereened 

in porch and more, also an 

irreplaceable 5l)'xM' boathouse 

in 8' of clear blue 

water with large open porch 

deck. Ideal"for fishing and 

to aeeommodate I 35-foot 

boat with electric hoist. 

Natural sandy beach. aU for 

$85,000. Will trade. 

No 

FREEWOOD 

889-0880 

13-IUL ESTATE 

FOI. SALE 

GROSSE PTE. FARMS 

IF YOU are loo!tinfl for an excetlent 

house with a fine 

first floor bedroom and bath, 

don't fall to see this one. 

Ideally Icx:ated, it also eon. 

tains a walnut paneled library 

with fireplace, garden 

room, three. 2nd floor bedrooms 

with 2 full bathB and 

many other custom features. 

T. RAYMOND JEFFS 

TU 1-1100 If no IDS. TU 2'()178 

Get Out of Town 

Invest in and Enjoy Country 

Livinl 

Then Farms Perleet for 

Group BuYinI 

Near Chellea: 1115 acres near 

1.14 with frOfttaie on both 

sldea of Helm Rd. Exeellent 

for investment. Low down 

contraet t e r m. availatlle. 

Two story Victorian house 

on the DOrth parcel. $1,000 

per aere. Will divide into 

parcela if desired. 

Near Gra .. Lake: Sf tillable 

acres with better than average 

two story three bedroom 

bouse. Newly feoced four 

acre corral. White board 

fence In front. Two amall 

barns. Land rents for approximately 

$I,lIOO.OO a 

year. $lI8,OOO.OO with 25% 

down. 

Near Wamplers Lake: An un. 

common lOll( and narrow 

18 acres with private Lake, 

beautiful lilLIe Ipruce trees, 

fiowflrin( &bruhl, and fruit 

trees. Charming well built 

twenty year old rancher 

with spaeiOUl room. loeated 

on the east haIl. A second 

bullding site on the west. 

$611.000.00 Land contract 

terms available. Selling be. 

cauae of ill health. 

Near ~hester: Just West 

near NorvelL A de1llhtful 

properi)'. 29.' acrea with 

frontage on. a .mall late. 

Wildlife plentiful. The boule 

is an 1lf year old 3 bedroom 

rancher with' pme1ed walk. 

out basement. $3%,000.00. 

Owner transferred. 

Willis Real Estate 

GRASSLAXE 

517.522-s4s1 

/ 

SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE .... 

•.. ' rety on experts. For effeetive real estate results .•• 

contact OI1eof our consultants listed below for complete 

coverage of Grosse Pointe properties. 

Merriweather 

Road 

" 1st Henng.-Loveiy,'"estiabiishlid iielihbOiMod, e'OIiv8nient 

to schools and shoppinl, is the right setting for this delightful 

Colonial 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths, familT room, 

finished basement. lBi car gaNge, aU in excelleftt COIIdi. 

tion. Carp!!ted. $39,900. 

Want A Newer 

5 bedroom Colonial home in a lovely aIde Grosse Pointe 

Farms. neifhborhood . . . where )'9ur children can walk 

to the Pier or the CoUJItry Club of Grosse Pointe • • • 

where transportatio1!. is lesl than a block away ••• where 

dad can enjoy hia leisure hours . . • where the entire 

family can loin together ill a 21 foot famny room with 

fireplace? Then call us '«>day sDd buy this beauty for 

$5'1,500. 

Surrounded by Trees, 

this 4 b4Woom, 2~ bath, French. Colonial residence is 

the perfect fr.miIY home for thoee of you who demand 

spacious living. Yes, this one has a large den, a terrace, 

a breakfast roott:l, 8 recreation roOm, etc .. ' • and a floor 

to ceiling huge bay in both tlhe living roob.and master 

bedroom. Elementary and Middle school plus the lJ)rary 

around the corner. $46,500. 

Mapleton" Road 

The O';lportunity to purchase a home like this is indeed 

a ranty. U you ""ant location, reasonable taxes, mini. 

mum maintenance, aU for a reasontble price . . . don't 

wait too long to investigate. 5.6 bedX'OOlDl. 

Finer Location 

for this custom-built Contempo!"YColomal, thin the lovely 

Cloverly Road section of Grosse Pointe Farm,s. First 

floor bedroom lit bath. dell, etc. good condition. $83,000. 

Kensington Road 

This location Is also great for shopping, transportation, 

and either public or parochial schools. And this 5 bedroom, 

31Albath, English home is probably the most houle 

for the money available in Grosse Pointe today. Larl1' 

lot. $a9.GOO. 

WE PROVIDE 

THE ATl'ORNEY with more time to practice law, 

THE DOCTOR with more tlme to practice medicine, 

THE EXECUTIVE with more time to concentrate on his" 

business because ... 

We apply our daily efforts toward mattas of real 

estate In Grosse Pointe. 

We invite you to use our services. 

Richard E. Borland Mildred B. Kelly 

WWiam R. McBrearty Don Perrle 

Lee Jenks Grylls Marian Hennecke 

BORLAND 

• 

McBREARTY 

395 Fisher Road Realtors TV 6-3800 

1lE1lBJ:RS or GROSSI: I'OINTZ UAL ESTATE BOAJU) 

U-lEAL ISTATI 

FOI SALI ' 

, 

CONTEMPORARY Irt)' brick 

6-level. • bedrooms, Z~ 

batb.s, fam11)t room, utWty 

aru. CeIItral 'air COAdiUon. 

1nI, electric air deaeer, 

sprillJder Iy.tem, tsa,ooo. 

$bon bl appobltmellt, l~ 

Yorktown. Call 881-1831 or 

•• 11N .. 

BISHOP RD. Charminl 3 bed. 

room ranch, 3 batb.s, larlle 

famil)' room overlooldDg a 

beautiful view of the lake. 

Immediate occuplncl. 

HAMPTON RD. Move.in eon. 

ditioD, lllht cheery interior, 

3 be

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11 'IAL ISTATI 

JOI SAI.I 

STOP 

111I5 E., WWiaIlll Ct. New 

oII'riaI. Lar.e brick rueh. 

Bedroom u4 full bath up, 

lit ftoor lallDdzy room, 2 

bedrooIu, 11.\ batlu, ..,tra 

lar~ k1teheD. famU)' room, 

lIbralT tlreiU~, also .IIlllY. 

lq rOom, overabed 2 ear ,ara'l'. 

Priced to .. n. OpeD 

&aDday. 2.5 for appolJltmeDt, 

call "1110. 

ANIEL 

BY OWNER, 3 bedroom brick, 

Jar,. roolU, Groue Po1Dte 

Part, $32.800. TUJIU av.lIable. 

LA 1.2453. 

lJ-1IAL ISTAn 

FOA SALI 

BOURNEMOUTH 

CIRCLE 

GROSSE POINTE "ARKS 

FIRST OITU.ING 

3 bedroom 1N'idI: raDdl. N;. 

tural fireplace, DeWlT ear. 

'j ~.' " , , •• '.. '. • . ..'. • •• -. 

lJ-aIAL ESTATI 

FOI SALI 

743 BERKSHIRE 

J:qliah T\&dol', • ta.drooIIII. •• 

MllQeh1er k1tcMa. famU1 

room, )1"11 eupetecI, Me. 

OI'atecl. 

peted, 17' kitehea, famIl)' ALGONAC. ST. CLAIIl 

room, ll,i batlu. fJn1abed RIVD CIlU18ER OWNERS 

ba .. meDt. 2 car ..... ,.. Profeulonal Mea, 1M ID1 ad 

Prieecl to 1111. 12 D, Lake ud River froat- 

CHOINIERE ale. 

T. M. TUCXIJl 

REA L ESTATE REALTOR At.GONAC 

m-laa 4IJII7 M 2r .H.y. 'l'M-M81 

ST. CLAIR - Four bedroom 

TowDhoule, new kite1te.a, 

powder room-,.,. ... .., 

fiIwlebll. 

JOHNS. 

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llALUTATI 

POlIAU 

IDEAL FAMILY 

HOME 

WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE 

THINK OF 

TAPPANt, 

NEW OFFERING .. , . 

Will maintained 4. bedroom, 2 bath eolODia1, fami1)' 

room, recreation room, Z c.r lat •• e.. Silu4,teet OIl larle 

lot Dear an .chools. Priced under $40,000. OPEN SW'l- 

DAY 2 to $. . '. ., 

BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR LIFE .•. 

Bunt and clellined. by Alber't KaIul, one of oW' outataDd. 

in. residence. in th1J eommuaity. a beciroom.s, 4~ bath 

Georllan Colonial featuring lpleious foyer w/ltalian 

marble l100r and circular stainn" with view of the like 

rrorn evfly room. Perfect eonditloD, eltqulalte c*oratiDl. 

Kay we arrallJe a perlOM1IIecI appolDtmeftt for you 

DOW? 

TAPPAN 

10 Kercheval 

884-6200 

, 

Cuterbwy, 714, .08 tIM court 

elf Monlllllalde, Dlar LIa. 

.tit aDCl FelT)' 1eIlooII. .l 

,.. r tId 4 bIUoom ~. 

eeetral air, iMi baUII, f1rtt 

Goor ma.tel' bedroom, .... , 

famiIJ room, ftttt ftoor lau. 

dr1 roolll, 2'041ear attaclMcl 

prill OIl a larIe, beautiful. 

b' ~.ped lot. B, owaer. 

",100. Lud eoDtraet availal*. 

. 

.. ' ~ ' " • .-' .. '._ ' • .1"" .', .• -;.i.~ - ... 

1J-a1AL UTAn 

FOR SALI 

LAXEl'BONT - Spaelow cu•. 

tom-built hoa.. a bedroom., 

2 batlu, famUy room, lar.e 

aueeDtcl poreb, attached , •• 

r.... electric opener. Sea. 

waU, boat. boW .•. "55. 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

.,. MIDDLESEX.-A maje.Uc 

home f« lusury ltvlJl, OD 

ODe ol the flDelt .treeta iD 

GoP. 4 iledrm •. , S~ b.lbI, 

famDy rm. Heated pool aad 

c.baaa. Tb.IJ home alllwe,.. 

yes to all 1OW' dulrl'. 

~ NOltTON Ct. -- Charm. 

111I S bedrm. eoIoalal with 

falll1ly rm. 011 secluded cul. 

de-u~. o!f Torrey Road. 

HARPER WOODS-2 bedroom OPEN SUNDAY 2:10-1:00 .... 100 ,lCv ....... 

brick, lira- kitehea. famUy RIVA:IlD.103-lA The aty- 1M NOTtE DAJU: _ I bedroom 

~, fireplace, I" .... w.. Uu ._.1. U.. ' 

rale, Jart. Jot. 1M) AnIta. _II ~ e__ &or.....- room CoIoIUal, a ear pra... 

IN THE Farma. 2M Rldle. 

BY APPOIN'rKENT ONLY 

1IlOIIt. ~ bedroom rue h. Air 

TV "'11. Opea Saturday. bedroom ColoDial. ()ptD SuDda)' W. .... 111 

Swlday Zof room aDd diD1q room ear- , 

WAUlINGTON ROAD. Alar,. 

eoadiUoDecl, f.mU)' room, , • petiq lik. .... V\'-4ated ~ ... tIaiI tree-u~cIed lot eahuee thJI 

Mutschler 1dtebeD, 2 fire. 

l'OOIIIl1 S-bedrUl. buIl,.low, 

plaeft. Opea 2-5 Sunday. CROSSE PO INTE kitebeD. J ftrep1aees, ~ "_ 10 n91DllO rooe ... 

atiOll rooas. Pric!M to leU. IioIl tbt 11 .. with I'Jorida lm., fill. bimt. 

Owaer, 1N451. 

MID)' FARMS PRESTWICX 1732 _ J:xeltinl come true. IIaQ fIM f . emu. 

NEWBERRY PLACE Offeriq-NEW kitehee - buw .Iae~ J ear 'UI" WILCOX 884-3550 

Stately Geortiu CoJoalal with the ODe 701l bve al.. ,. .... apartmeat, 

fine view of the lake from dreamed about. NEW driY'l' LAlClCSHOJU; DaIVZ - Ex. OPEN SUNDAY z.S -'. 

mUJ l'OOlIII.I. Muter bed. WI)', NEW decoratlDl -- qldatw, apedou. aM pIuIb BI owaer. 21011 HuotIDltoG. 3 

room .\&1&8 with Iar .. IlttiDI Three bedroollll, 1~ baths. eo.1oDlaI. NiDI roollll .f1ft bedroom" 2 batha, famUy 

room (dellped for use u Floe P10rlda room. bednaalI, fl,i 1latbl U4 3 room, 2~ ear garage. Elltra 

hedroom, if deI1red), clreu- BY APPOIN'!tfENT ONLY car ,ara.e.I'1nt" utility tar,. Iot....... 5138. 

Iq r')()m .ad bath, S addle ST. PAUL _ UDUlIlI1lJ larte room • 5\lperlat1Ye 10 

Uoaal bedrooms aDd Z baths, 1'OOIIII.J JII'OvJde INIt famllJ every cSrltaIL WILLOW TREE l)LACE 

:~=::.~e:y, Uv1Jll m tbe four bedroom HOL.IDAY-Near Coot Road. OWNER. Spadoua home, .tepl 

WOODS LANE, 1002. EleJaDt 

ill every detail. Muat be 

viewed to 1M an the Ixtr .. 

t1WI 4 beclroom euat.om bW1t 

lIome Au to oI1er. SpeeJoUl 

fOl'mal cl1D1D1 J'OOII!, family 

room with f1re1»laoe, flrtt 

f1cor laundry 1'0(111II., eouotry 

kitcbeD with bu.Ut.iDI. excel. 

1eftt tIooJo p!aD. central aireoaditloohlc, 

2 ear attaebed 

,ua,e. can lor appoint. 

mellt today. OpeA SUA. 2. 

5;30. 

BETTY VINGI 

Realtor 

20141 lIack Ave. 

11I-3210 

PURDY & ASSOCIATES 

OFFERS 

A FOua STAR FIRST OFFERING on TOIiralDe Road. 

'I'hi.t llOl.to-oId CoIODill bas four bedroolllj aDd tbree 

.ud a IWt baths pJua • llbl'll:')' with lIreplace IJld 

f.mily room. It WOD't Jut, so hurry ud call \&I. 

OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5:00 

320 TOURAINE COURT-FiDe .traditiaaal three bedrclom 

CoIODiaI of dlaUnetion in presti,e .rea. Fireplace .Ill 

mister bedroom, excellmt ltoN,e areu, two IDd 'a 

balf batbl. Be.utifully laDdIcapeel .ullet' .prdea Pd 

paneled den are • few of the advulaJe' of tht. qual. 

ity home. Priced ill the middle SO's. 

27i KERBY ROAD-UDder ffO,OOO will deliver this fer. 

rl.fic four bedrooms, two bath. into your bIDdI. It'. 

spotless and It jUlt c.n't lut much ICUle~t. .Be .ure 

.nd see t!lIJ ODe. 

'20 BAllCLAY-Leavill, toft ~litatel the owner to 

sell thiI fiDe tech. AMther .,ftll.kept firlt. There are 

three bedrooms aad two batb!, plua mauye¥lnl •. 

OUR OTHER OFFERINGS 

AUDUBON, 1137 .•• lee "dIJpI.y ad" ,500 

BUCKINGHAM, 1011 • ; • Five bedtoollU, 

aDd three aDd a half baths, Library ",800 

COLONIAL ROAD Six bedrooms-family 

room .- ".; .,&00 

CRESCENT LANE. 930 .•. Three becirooml, 

two baths, famUy room : ;, $48.600 

LAKEPOINTE, 7'" .. , Five bedrooms, 

and library $55,000 

LAKESHORE DRIVE, 901 .•. Four bedroomJ 

and family room : 181,000 

LAKESHORE DRIVE Four bedrooms I'Ild 

libr.ry _ ., Cll11 

LAKESHORE DRIVE .•. $ix bedrooms, 

library and tamUy room -'-..: CAn 

LEWISTON, 233 •.• Six bedrooms, library 

and family room '119,110O 

LINCOLN ROAD. 295 •.. Two bedroomJ , $0,500 

P.ENAUD ROAD, 520 Six bedrooms, 

f'mBy room, library $165,000 

RIVARD, 331 .•. Five bedrooms, and Iibrlry $30,500 

RIVARD, 31M•.• Four bedrooms and modem 

Jdtchen $53,000 

SHOREHAM, 840 Two bedrooms ,,",llOO 

SUNNINGDALE, IM7 Three bedroom. 

• nd family room $G,5OO 

WASHINGTON, 836 .•. Three bedrooms 

«nd library _.._ ,500 

LAKESHORE DRIVE ..• Seven bedrooms, 

library. family room _ C.1l 

Mory F. Schloff 

Jom.. P. Oonaf\., 

Morlon J. Bode 

OUTSI DE CROSSE POI NTE 

HARPER WOODS-21617 NewcasUe-A ,em. A reI! 

slarter bouse. 3 bedrooms, 2 car ,.r',e and c.rpetln,. 

Under $30.000. 

DETROIT-I4661 Cedargrove-chsrming Duteh Colo-nial 

with three b&drooms, modernized kitehen 'lrith 

reeeRsed lighting. The owner has added m'IlY 1l1t" 

fe.tures ineluding a new 21,i car garage, Ilew roof, 

new furnace, ann much more. A perfeet borne for the 

youn, f.mily or retiree because there I. notbl.Dg leU to 

do. 

MT, CLEMENS - Glaea,Mora - Flah rI,ht out tbe front 

door. A fine three bedroom, ll,i bath tri.level on be.utiful 

canl! lot. C.1l lor detaUa. 

PURDY & ASSOC. 

889..0500 

Cloyton C. Purdy, Jr. 

~1o~ 

Jllcou. A truly out.taDdJal r.aeb. l"1replaee ill Kuter UD1que I, beclroom brkk from Shore. Park, 4 bed. 

realde.Dee with elreu1lr drive. bedroom. CompartmeatiMd rudl priced ta the 30'.. rooma, 2V,a baths, .tudy, 

central air f:ODd1ti01l1J1.1, love.. blths. Secluded ,ardft dd ~ area u4 a lovely ~~~:mM~~~~ 

1)' formal,arden with sprint. exWDaloa ol !1orilIa room. -. ~ Ud G. P. kitebell, carpetIDac .Dd dra. 

ler .,stem. 9wlWII. b, aPO ,FAIR ACRES--ArrIUllld fo1' NGIiIl.....' . pea thloUIhout. $11,500. _ 

po1nt.meDt oaly. ' three IeMratioll liriq or N. BRYS.!1nt oft....,. Beall' 21107. 

KARL D ,AV IES pesta. Perfect decor. Pu- Wull badroom llrick raach. 

M eUeG Ubtary, IUIlIIJ famiJ1 Formal 'diDJac room plu J'OUR-BE~ROOM Colonial, by 

TU 5-3220 room. Six bedroomJ. P1ua 'flllli17 room .. Central air, ) owner. OIl private lake, 25- 

,.r.,e apt. ".etJhouse. f1aIJhed bill".. 1111I)' Mile IDe! Shelby area, Ma.- 

• ......., ........_ 100.l.m...,. 

Oorottly Meek.r 

Sue Meoow'" Adelberg 

Borbara Davit 

WINDMILL POINTE DlUVE .......... .- •...-. 

-Just .Ix yeara )'OWl'. De.,WHIl1lElt -.A I'Ielcl built FOUR .BEDROOJlb 0 J11. e . 

ligoed with muter'J for qlWltJ. bedrooIa Co1oDIal. ' Jlu,lIebler kitchen, two full, 

comlOl'tlb1e liviq IIId ex. 3 fall, .a., famll1 l'OOIII, a~ ba~. Ba~emfJllt reere&citln. 

cotertainmellt &real. forma! cIJIaIq room. ee-- t10Il ..room 91th lOCIa bar. 

"I bedroo... pleteIJ ftIl!IIMid ba..... -.oM. 

DN'WOOD-OutatandiDC 10- ~~~ BARCLAY, 401 - FanM. CelleatiOD 

and park-like ~ -,,-. ~ eu traD, air eonditioDed, 3 bed. 

provide priv.cy for tbe be made fl'OID .1 to 4 p.m. room, 2 bath ruch with 

bU"ODi.1 home. Slat Ooored HAWTHOJlNE.-Larce 1eIIli. briek patio off .mall paDeled 

,ucIen room OpeDI to a rue1L JIiIlt eoaditiaD c.. deD.Gu he.t. 2 ear garage. 

. bower1. of ~. QuIet tral air eoDd1tioaiq...4 becl. Priced UDder S50,OOO. 

, 1ibnrJ!n ~ ~ rooms. J.fuU batlll, l"iDJah. CALVIN, 4e3 :.... Near Maek- 

'WOODLAND SHOJli:s _ ,TJi., eel ]).a..... ,., Puml. Cultom built, .'1J;i 

leyel dream With outltaDd- r...AXJSHOU; I.AN&-A IIWlY rtory !Jome with 5 bedroom., 

iDa' famn, roOm... T!lree ~. boue. u you zv.. bat h.. ConveDient to 

bedrooms •. two 'batha uCI WIDe • run, aD1arIaI home .ehoo1a., EJece ent buy at 

TWOpo~ rOoms. that proricIea eftI'1lmaJ1A. .,!IOO. OD land eODtract 

ablct ClClDiealeace ~ • • we oaly. 

.NEFF ROAD-:La.... comer ha,,' -t h F . 

Jot proride ..... 'cceu to 0Wle.. our OI'HOLLYWOOD, !eO - Exeel. 

~-# five bec1roomI, famD1I'ClC111.', lelit ruc:h 9D dead eIid 

new ,ara,e.Two l.nUI)' cllll, . Z .tIrepj.ac:a!. I batM, • t r e e t. 3 bedroom., 1v.. 

=.~,~'IlI :: central air, CbanDiDI JteIIh- baths Did extra bath in 

"/~"PU'lte d1a. borbood. ' bue~eftt. Llrle kitchen Ie 

m, rooDia. Unuaual ttora,e ~Alaume the mort. eat i D• are••. Carpeting 

areu. ' PIt .. thlJ1IeI Xlm'broulh throqbout. Paneled reena. 

'GOODMAN SCHWEITZER 

• terehet:1! -.-0 886-4260 

ANOTHER NEW OFFERING •. ; " . ", 

Splek and span 3 bedroom raaebWttil den or .4th bed~ 

::~. ~O::e ~n:;~~=:llI!d GJ,'Oue Pointe lfiIh 

IN THE PARK ••. 

Newly decor-aled 3 bedroom, 1~ bath En,liIh, q1liek pOI. 

&e .. lon, priced at .,800. Updated e~ kitdlea, 2car 

,.rale. ' , 

FOR THE LARGER FAMILY •.. 

Located Mar all ac:hoolI, exeel1eat tarnUy home, with 3 

bedroolDl. aDd 2 bl,tlu. down, plus 2 bedrooms aDd bath 

up, room,. kltebell with blt-~. PriCe l'edu~. ' "I • 

MAINTENANCE FREE .•• 

Step iDto another wllt!d, "aetieallJ lIeW a 1lledl'oom~ 2~ 

bath condominium, THE BERKSHlIlES,wlth Itudy or 

4th1ledroom, ~ eoDd1tiolIed, .-I ,offerbl, aU Ute CODveDieneM, 

,~ • beautiful h!lme, tro\lbl, free. 

UNDER $40,000 •.• 

3 bedroom faeebriek ranch with a~ ruaP, -cirpeted 

living room, diJWlg "L". beauutul IdteheD Cabin. aDd 

ell:tr•• lar&e breakfast are«. Covered terrl~ ud Iarae 

reereaUon room. 

CUSI'OM BUILT IIUL'E'I.LEVEL , •• 

4 bedroom., 2~ balbi, beautifully c'rPeted' and dr.peel 

with .tep-Gown famil, room wlflfeplace. Chatmlni exterior, 

sharp mterlor. OWner 'leavin, toWll, prlted ae. 

eordiD.ly. 

WINJ»IILL POINTE •. \'. 

Executive'. 4 bedroom, 3~ bath colonial wlthS u.w1'l1 

l!replaed, ricbJy paneled library. Large lot, tIOllveDlent 

to everythilll. Immediate posqalon. 

" b1Jllt, tJu'eebedroom 2~ bath tioIl. 2 car attached ,arage. 

CoIoaial with J. ear au.dJeci KENSINGTON, lCNO - Now 

~"door~ :,fami1r room at a reduced price. Delight- 

W'IUI ... to. beautlful ful famJl1 room with.5 bedpatio. 

A terrific 1MtJ at roo~ S~ batha. Large U- 

_.DOG. ' br.ry ,. reereatioDr 0011II., 

larte Itora.e attic::; Large 

Silloway & CO. 

884-7000 

. .. I . 

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• ara.e for bikes. Econom. 

ical ,as he.t. 

ROSLYN, 191 - Iv.. story 

briek. 1 bedroom and bath 

down, plua 2 bedrooms and 

bath up. Library, ree. room, 

earpetiag. Enc1ole4 terrace. 

2' eu ,ar.,e. 70:d50 lot. 

C10Ie to .cboola. 

Realtor 

U-lIAL mAn 

F~ SALI 

DELUXE RANCH 

OPEN DAILY 3.7 

1118 DevODlb1re. 3 bedroom 

brlek. Z balbJ, family rOOlll. 

Centr.l .Ir. Va can t LIC 

avanable. 

S. D. PALAZZOLO 

TtJ usse Eve. 821-M08 

FLAT-GrosH Pointe Park, S 

aftd 5, $21,000. Euu more 

thaD 10'!o. 114,3951, _.~. 

GROSSE PO~E WOODS. 3 

bedroom CoIoDlaI with provl. 

sloOl fOl' fourth. F.mily 

room with (uep1ace, new 

k1tcbea. reerutioa room, exeellent 

pub 11c, parochiaL 

•ebools. Prlv.te park facill. 

.tie.. 18H028. 

HARPER WOODS 

OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 TO 5 

PRICE REDUCED 

20888 HUNT CLUB - 3.bed. 

roombriek buncalow, air. 

eoaditioned. 2'Cli' garage. 

VacaDt. 

SWEENEY 6- MOORE 

881-6800 

CHAMPION 

718 MIDDLESEX 

OPEN SUNDAY 3-5 

Custom En,liIh. 3 large bed. 

room., 2V,abaths and smaU 

m.ld'. room wIth bath 

(eould be 4th famIlY bed. 

room). LIr.e paneled fam. 

ily room with fireplace, paneled 

den. fiDe kitchen with 

appliaDCIS and lood br~k. 

fast .re•. Ceatral air condi. 

tioning. 

972 WESTCHESTER 

(ShOWD by .ppointment) 

Spaeious older colonial OD lot 

1O'x180'. 5 bedrooms, sun. 

room, updated kiteheo, first 

floor lavatory, side drive. 

Ideal for larle family and 

only $40,000. 

KARL DAVIES 

TU 5-3220 

IJ-IUL ESTATE 

FOIl SALE 

HOLLYWOOD, aZ3 and 1163 

New 4.bedroom Colonials - 

.,000 to $58,000. 

Model Homes OpeD DaUy 

LLOYD MARKS ".7.11 

GROSSE POINTE 

FARMS 

KUIR ROAD, ne.r Kercheval. 

Short walk to "The Hill" 

shops, older but updated 3 

bedroom bome. Colored bath 

fixtur"., furnace, electrical, 

plumbin" sewer. .nd e:ar. 

pets III DeW. Jalousied front 

porch. FHA OK. PrIce re. 

dueed, owaer 'Dxious. 

CROSSE POINTE 

PARK 

BARRINGTON, 2 blocks off 

JeffersoD. Older, stalely 4 

bedroom, Dutch Colonial, 1 

bedroom down, 2 full baths, 

full dininl room, den, up. 

dated kitehen, rec. room, 

walk.in closets, very clean 

home. Price reduud. 

MARV. BOUTI N 

REALTY 

On A:11y Listing-Call Us 

884-7T33 713-T820 

NEW CENTER entrance Colo. 

Dial, beautifully paDeled and 

carpeted family room. GeD. 

eral Eleetric kitchen, library 

or 5th bedroom, living room 

• nd dinlne room, 2 fire. 

places. Second Door hIS 4 

large bedrooms with walk.in 

closets, 2\o!lbaths, 19t. JlDen 

eloset. Tiled b.semeDt and 

,ara.e opener. Nr. ae:hoo". 

Frank Hayden Builder, 886- 

1339. 

LAKEFRONT property, St. 

CI.ir Shores, with canal in 

rear, dr.sUeally reduced for 

quick sale. Best offer. }i'or. 

more information, call 

GERT OLIPHANT 

'771-8906 or 777.2042 

CHAMBERLAIN CO. 

OPEN SATURDAY AND 

SUNDAY 2.5 

FOR SALE by owner: Modern. 838 Notre Dame 

ized large Colonial. Draper. You must come in to appre. 

ies, carpeting. breakf:st eiate the generous size of 

room, fullalzed dining room, this 3 bedrOOlft, 2v.. bath, air 

enelosed poreh, Ilk baths, conditioned, brick bome. 

3 tWIn sized bedroolllS. dust 1620 TORREY _ Center en. 

poreb, " .1king distance trance farm C 0 Ion i a I in 

Ric:hard, Brownell. Grosse Woods. Large living room 

Pointe South and Austen. with wood.burning fireplace, 

_Idkinl' $38,000. 451 Me. large formal dining room, 

XiDley. TU 1-15M. updated colonial kitchen with 

GROSSE POINTE PARK. 1039 eating area. 3 bedrooms, 

Devonahlre. 5 bedrooms and bath and half. W'.Jite pine 

f.mily room. Lot l00'lLl67'. pan e led recrell.tion room. 

Shown by .ppointment ooly. Prieed for quick sale, and 

c.n 822.55~. early possession. Open Sunday 

2-5 or by appointment. 

CHALFONTE 333-1 bedroom 886-2453. 

brick rancb. $36,900. Owner. HARVARD, 1002, oU Jeffer.~n. 

OpeD afternoons. .... 

Colonial f..bedroom plus Ii. 

661 WASHINGTON RD. - Ilr.ry and family room. 

Center hall ~riek colonial, Spac1oul! well.landscaped lot. 

a bedroom" recreation room Private .... 939 or 963-9107 • 

and den, 3 b.th, 2 half baths .. 1899 NORWOOD, 4 bedroom 

EKeellent loc.tlon, close to 

.chools aad sbopping. Pric- colonial with famIlY room, 

ed in low $5O's. By owner. built.ilu, 2 car g.rage, 

Can 885.5054 for appoint- $41,500. Open Sunday 2-5 

ment. p.m. Call 884.59H. 

TU. 4-5700 

FAIRWAY, DRIVE, 20068 - 

.Lar,e ranch, 3 bedrooms, 

2'041baths, large family room, 

attae:hed 2V,a-cargarage, carpetlDg, 

.ir cond1UOIliJIg,pa. 

tio, 90x135 lot. Open dally • 

c.n B81.N88, 

CHAMPION 

FIRST OFFERING-Storybook Cape Cod, 2 bedroom., 

den, lJ1auecl porch, 3 car gar.ge, belutiful Ylrd. 

CALl:.. TO SEE THIS SOON. 

FIRST OFFERING-IN THE FAliiMS a most desir.ble 

ranch, 3 bedrO'Jm., den 0:: 4th bedroom. 2 baths, 

. Florida room, centraUy air condiUoned, .ttaehed 

I.ra,e, eJetrl nice landscap!nl. 

SHYS 880 N.-PRICE REDUCTION on this better th.n 

De" 4 bedtoom., 21,i bath colonial. A decorator'. 

dre.m kiteb~n that puts pleasure into cooking, with 

In adjoining aU purpose family room for informal 

entertaining. King .ize walkin closets witb .pace 

ior more th'n just your e:lothes. 

OPEN SUNDAY 2"5 

BOURNE~OUTH 163'1 - BEST BUY IN GROSSE 

POINTE; 3 bedroom, 1~ bath aU brick eolonial. 

Neat and tidy describes this house. Immedi.te 

oeeupaney. 

HAWTHORNE il"7-PRICE REDUCED on tbl. excel. 

le1\t 3. bedroom colonl.l, F.mily room with raised 

Jiearth, . new earpetlng, centrally alr.eonditloned, 

sixty foot lot. Out of tow., owner must .ell. 

MEADow LANE 04-Newer 3 bedroom center entrance 

colonial on ehanning dead end street. Move In 

comiUon, one .nd a half tile baths, breakfast nook, 

excellent storage. One bloclc to schools, shopping 

and bu•• 

RIDGEMONT 2M-A surprisingly spacious interior Is 

• joy in thl. three bedroom, 1>.tb and a h.lf colo. 

m.l. The w.lnut p.nelled family room, large living 

room and earpeted modem kitchen, make Hvlng 

euy. Ju.t • short walk to Xerby 8ehool for the 

young one's. SEE THIS TODAY. 

APARTMENT 

8 un1tt in the beart of Grossl! Pointe, almost new and 

III. prime condition. Close to Vill.ge shopping and 

pubUc tran8portation. Never I v'caney. This is • 

rare opportunity to InVe8t in one of the few Grosse 

Pomte buUdJnp of sueh fine quality. ACT NOW, 

c.ll u. for .11 finaneial aDd pertinent details. 

es. __ crt_ 

-STOP 

1337 Sunningdale Drive, across 

from Lochmoor Golf Course. 

,As niee of a ranch that you 

can find, has 4 nice bedroomi, 

2V,a bath, nic~ new 

Idtchen and living room, fire. 

place, sl!parate dining room, 

nlee t err ace overlooking 

y.rd, lOOx240 lot, reereation 

room, fireplace, 2 Ittaehed 

,arage. For appOintment 

call 886-1190. 

ANIEL 

CONDOMINIUM 

Would you prefer to .spend 

this swnmer at Lochmoor, 

the Yacht Club or Bayview 

rather than cut grass and 

paint? Then sleep thru 

those hot summer. nights 

th.nks to eentralalr condi. 

Uorringl And wouMn't It be 

nice to combine all the 

benefits of a Townhouse 

with the many economic ad. 

vantages of a home' ... in 

a location just a short walk 

to the village • • . for less 

lban $36,000? 

FOUR BEDROOMS FOR 

$30,900! 

Ideal for the family on a 

budget looking for a house 

In move.in condition close 

to schools and the Village. 

Why not see for yourself? 

Fl RST OFFERI NG 

MACK C:T MOROSS 

The mint condtition colonial 

'h.s everything a bargain-minded 

buyer would 

dream of: 

• 3 bedrooms-Biz balhs- 

Ubrary 

• Excel1l:nt decor-2~ 

car garage 

• Immediate occupancy 

• Possible 10% down 

payment 

• Two blocks to schools, 

parks & shopping 

• JUST $28,500. 

Strongman l 

Kelly 

6- associates 

889-0800 

Thursday, M.y 20. 1971 

I U-IEAL ISTAn 

FOR SALE 

111 BERKSHIRE 

ENGLISH Tudor iD prime 10catiOll, 

~ bloek (rom lake. 

5 large bedrooms, 3 baths. 

Paneled breakfast room and 

library. Lovel)" leaded gillS 

detailing. Plneled reere.Uon 

roo m wltb wet bar, sun 

porch. Recently redee:or.ted. 

Central lir e:onditioD. Lite 

sum mer polSessioD. Lo~' 

$10's. Call f9lI.0383. 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 

2106 H.mpton. Cbeerful 3 

bedroom ColoaJal OD lar.e 

tree shaded lot, 8011110. II,i 

b.lbI, fully carpeted, family 

room with fireplace, ZI,i car 

attaebed ,arage with clreular 

drive. Move.iD conditioD. 

By Ow~er. $29,eOQ. 881• 

3115. 

MINT CONDITION 

PRIME LOCATION 

High quality raneh I,i blc~k 

from Lakeshore Drive. Cus. 

tom materiala and ,workmanship. 

Interior, exteriol', 

earrets, drapes aDd appli. 

ances as new. Two !arge 

bedrooms and library. 

Large rust floor laundry or 

extra room. Central air eon. 

ditloning. Andersen win. 

dows. Beautiful~ldtchea with 

integ ... l screened porch. 

Price redueed . 

5SO ROSLYN 886.8297 

FIRST OFFERING 

THE ALWAYS POPULAR 

Lincoln Road is the letting 

for this briek house with 

four bedrooms and three 

and one half baths. The first 

floor plan includes a den 

just off the wide center b.all, 

a large living room, separate 

dining room and completely 

new comb~ation 

family room and kitchen. 

At a price less tban $50,000 

thi" one sho~d sell pronto. 

OPEN SUNDAY 

2:30 to 5 

AT 300 Lincoln Road you'll 

ramble about in the luxury 

of giganUc rooms with six 

natural fireplaces, .nd full 

tile baths for eaeh bedroom. 

The entire house bas recently 

been "redone" by 

one of the Pointe's best, 

known decorators. Outside 

painting of the house and 

~arriage house is being 

completed this week. Tbere 

is a new dr1veway witlt 

plenty of parking _ • • So 

drive or walk over Sunday 

and see hOW new an older 

house can be. 

BY APPOINTMENT 

BE THE FIRST to see this 

new one on. the market at 

21 S. Edgewood. You'll find 

this three bedroom ranch 

house just two doors oft 

Lake Shore Drive iD the 

Shores. The third bedroom 

is paneled, so could be 

utilized as a library if only 

two bedrooms are your desire. 

This one is offered at 

$57,500. Low, down pay. 

ment, Land Contract possible, 

or lelSe with opUon 

at $500 per month. 

JUST OFF' Outer Drive and 

less than a minute Is this 

new offering at 13444 Wile 

shire. U you require two 

,firstl1oor bedrooms and an 

enonnous 'dormitory rOC!1l 

on the second' floor, also 

with a tile bath, then this 

is a "must see." Carpeted 

throughout and a fine base. 

ment with paneled ree room 

make this a cut above aU its 

eompetition. Copper plumb. 

ing, a large corner lot, and 

two car garage' contribute 

to make this a fine buy at 

$2.,500. . 

TOWNHOUSE living offers the 

adv8ntage of minimum exterior 

maintenance, aecurity 

of close neighbors and prox. 

imity to public transport:!tion 

and shol?plng areas. 

Combined with these fea.' 

tures we will show you a 

terrace with spaeious rooms 

throulhout, which inelude 

fou,' bedrooms'on the see~' 

ond Door and two more on 

the third. Off the entrance 

loyer Is a slhaU library and; 

that Important first (Joo~ 

lavatory. Both kitchen and 

buUllr's pantry h.ve been 

updated .nd the spaclou 

living room has a naturall 

fireplace. I 

AN ENGLISH MANOR house 

Is appearing for perhaps the 

last time in this ('olumn. It 

sits majestically On Lake., 

land Avenue In the f1rs~ 

block o~f J efCerson. If fivei 

master bedrooms ar~ no~ 

sufficient, we can show youl 

three more on the third! 

floor and B complete aparti 

ment over the attlche~ 

three ear garage. ~ , 

VACANT lot between 65-7t( 

Roslyn Road, Grosse 

Shores. $18,000. 

VACANT lot In Grosse 

Polnut 

_ 

Point~ - 

Park on Trombly. Zoned tot' 

two.famlly dweUln,. $17,000$ 

R.G. EDGAR~ 

Ie ASSOCIATES , 

63 Kerchev.l 80ft "010; •,•,.

Thursday, ......y 20& 197 J 6 R0 SSE POI N TEN E W S 

1J-II4L UTATI IUA-lOTS FOI$AU 21-MOVIHG. 21I-PAINTING AND 

POl St'U L.,,"LAND Dear JeuenoD STOlAGI DICOlATINq 

• LAKEPOINTE. Executivel loox174 feet. $21.500. KEN'S MOVING-toea!. IUb- RUDOLPH TONJ.:LLO 

Is 0 m e. ," bedroom I. 2~ ESSL"

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Pointer of Interest 

Counter Points 

B, Pit Io.-eau 

A Snow Of Apple Blossoms ••• reminds us fall 

and winter fashions are being previewed. Mrs. John 

Huntington and the Walton'Pierce buyers are ill New 

York seeing the exciting, newsy collections for fall and 

winter. They are also sending by air new summer, day 

anit evening dresses to Walton.Pierce. Meanwhile, the 

annual clearance sale offers shoppers a fabulous op. 

portunity to fill in wardrobes, fashionably and inex. 

pensively. 

• • • 

Exclusive ..• at Leon's is the' fabulous French 

Permabcl. It's the only permanent of its kind that's 

designed to condition the h4ir while giving body curl 

... and th4t's good news to those with problem hair 

or tinted or bleached hair. Call TV 4-9393 for an appointment. 

. . .. 

Tc"'n, . ~. 11drU, W ,uts, .lleks are the .man lleW 

tops at MIchelle'. BOtItil(lIe. y.. 'n fbMl wlllk oe white, ,ay 

prlBts. desiper. CI)lor .UtI.. All are euy.cue willa prices 

.tartiD, u tell doUan. llIfclleUe'. II opetI FrWay IIfPtI • , . 

111" Midi: Arealle. 

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Everything . . . from linens to toothbrushes can 

be stored beautifully in Mutschler's vanities for the 

bath, bedroom, dressing room or powder room. The 

distinctil/e storage :is practical as well because the cabinets 

have removable shelves and carry.alls to tote 

makeup, plus etceteras elsewhere. Choose from col()o 

nial, traditional or contemporary styles. Get the ideas 

at Mutschler Kitchen, 20227 Mack. 

• ••• 

In Martha's Closet ••• 373 Fisher Road, you'll find 

lovely gifts for the bride or deb. Pretty short robes 

and nighties in pink, blue or white are priced from $30 

a set. Pleasant dreams start with a lovely light batiste 

nightgown in heavenly blue ... $22. 

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Photo by Eddie McGralh, Jr. 

MRS. RICHARD S. CORNWALL, OF THREE MILE DRIVE 

By Pepper Whitelaw Ivalved in circulating petitions 

. along with other MACLDand 

A bucket of learnIng tools ... a bucket of fun. .. the Committee for Exceptional 

have resulted in a feeling of worthiness and accom. Children (PTA.CEC) members 

plishment for some eight kindergarten students at to make special education for 

Defer Elementary School, who need just a little extra every handicapped child man. 

personal attention to set them on the right track to first datory in Michigan. There a~e 

grade. ----------- thous~nds ~f ~andicapped chil- 

Providing these youngsters Ford Motor Credit Company. dre~ m MIchIganwho arc not 

with this help are volunte

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