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Montag Stationery Speciol Closeout NAME BRAND LIPSTICK Reg, 3.50 '1 9 • ~;;:;;;-iii;;-;;;:ii-;;;;;;::;;-;;;-;;;;;;:-~-;;:;-i;;;;'lliii-_-~-~WI Notre Dame Pharmacy Opeft DooIIy .:so .... oo-~ ..... ~ .:so ... :00 16926 K.rchftal, 1''''''''' Setvice TU 5.2154' •••••• •••• •••• Last section of th., Eastla nd Apartme"t Community Just a very fewof these choice ' apartments left. Join fine nellhbcn. Great loeaton. Adjacent to Eastl.nd center ..Wafk to fine shoos, "S~Ufllnts, thelter. Close to 1.94 Edsel Ford Freeway.Makeyour movetodayl IElUll 2 UDaaOMmnlllm $289.S0/month Includes carpeting and all utilities, except electricity. 1:01llMIIIUTY MOIISt - SWIMlllI'" ,. MocMl located at Ec.tlond on.. , at hcKonlfield 0,1.. Furnished by J. L. Hudson Eastland Studio of Interior Desiln. Open 11:30.5:30 Dallyand Sunday (Closed Tues.)Phone 839.2455 • 886-2584 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 Ille, GROSSE POINTE NEWS 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 <strong>War</strong> 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. ~~ BOLTS AND BOLTS OF BEAUTIFUL BARGAINS IN DECORATOR FABRICS SECONDS SPORT DENIM CHINTZ and PRINTS STRIPES DUCIl $1 S 15~d. 95 FROM y~. \If First 3.9S yd.) DACRON AND FIBERGLAS IHEI.5 lan. ---------------------_ ,------------------------;------ Brownell Field hosted a I'me 'l'bunday, Kay 13, be. . tween the Purple Pickle.. of , the North Diriaion aDd the Serviee Art Plaaterettes of the , ::outb Divialon. The game wall : pretty WeD decided in f'vor of the Pluterettes wiw the fifth lDIlln, when the Plcklel . rallied to bring ill ,Ix rwu, makin, the tiDal score 33~ '. with the Pl8lterettes wlJlning. Home run hitters for the Pial' terettel were Xary Magee, Mar,. Blackwood, Caroline Schulte and :Kim Gaarder. 'I'b. Flames pulled oU their fint win of the .aSOD on 'l'burlday. 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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 l8'T2. FREE ENTERPRISE Encourage the compeUtive Ipirit - the minute compeU. tion steps out, monopoly moves In. IIDUSTRIALI COMERelAL PIPI." c.. PlUM•• IHEATfl' .ts'04 DIOtIVAL • VA l.f070 t \4 i# F4I $AX ,I.I 44' JZi2 ae: j£ i3 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 CHAMPION (U 4-5700 1137 AUDUBON THE FINE FAMILY HOME Byhlll SChweltler D'flOU «now r".,...,. Aeeording to the diction •• ary, the word CROOK has two meanings. one Is defined II the "Twisted put of • thing," the other 88, "Any. one of the criminal class-. swindler." The latter definition comes to us from a word coined by the Chicago Tribune in 1879. It was meant to compare a crIminal to the links of twisted rall.fences, popular at that time. SInce a criminal did not "follow th e straight and narrow path" he was._ then buDded 'CROOKED,' The term clught on, but the meanblg es. caped us. Today we straIght. en out croob by just letting them be. When they get rich enough - they'll Itrlliht~11 out on their own. TIle best WIY to be sure of really dependable Real Estate service Is to head rtrllight for our door. Make a nole of our \wI) locations: SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE 21300 Mack Ave. PHONE: 886-4200, and 18530 Mack Ave. PHONE: 888-1270 Ter1'lU GlIid~W Arrangeci it.lk Participants may play in not more than on~ division in singles and doubles and aU players are asked to bring a can of USLTA approved tennis 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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