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WEEK
As Compiled by the
Grosse pointe NeWs
nursday, Mania 13
FBJ AGEN'~'S Wednesday
seized an alleged deserter yfflo
had sought the traditional sanc.
tuary of a church in St. Jo.
seph's Episcopal Church. Seiied
was Tom Sincavitch who was
taken to the military stockade
at,Ft. Wayne. Forty-tl!ree young
men had 'all claimed to be Sincavitch
in an attempt to con.
fus~, ,the FB~. '
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THE RUSSIAN :NEWSPAPER
Izvestia hinted ~Wednesday that
installation of the U.S. A~!d
,(Anti.BaIUstic MiSsile), system
might hampllr .~e possi~\ties
for *Tms.control talks. The ar.
ticle echoed the thoughts.. of an
increasing number 'of opponentS
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Conipl~te News Coverage of All the ,Pointe.
GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, Thursday, March 20, 1969
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ear" oun D rlve1fMt~PJeas:
For Beautification Of Resid~is
" Mayor B'utler Promises Top~ I
Off to Good
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. Start Pr!ority Cons~deration" .
, In Preparation of ,
. Next Y~ar's
Budget
Three M~tin9s Produce Or9ani,~tion to Spearhead
Community-Wide Campaign Scheduled By James J. Njalm
to Get Underway on May I " NlltDs Staff Wnler '
The Fafms council. at its
An all.outcommunity effort has been launched to regular meeting held on
clean up and beautify the five Grosse Pointes: The drive Monday" March 17, beseiged
has been organized at three meetings of civic. minded by pleas of concerned pai'.
citizens and communit~ leaders representing each of the ents and other citizons, defive
areas:' Spearheaded by the GroS!le Pointe Garden cided to give top priority irl
Club Council, the meetings have resulted in the creation the. 1969.70 fiscal budge'!'
of the Grosse Pointe Beautification Council. to provide funds to put:
This permanent. organizatioQ , \ chase leaf-gathering equip..
has resolved to promote a 'year:' Y h A • !ment, to be used the yeaJ,'
around campaign to clean up out ..valts, 'round, and especially duro
the communities and to com.
pete-for the National Cleanest CA. / ing the fall months. "
City 'Award given' by the Na. ourt ctwn The c(llInci1received Petitions
tional, Clean up _ Paint up _ bearing 640 names of residentS.
Fix up Bureau, each February In Drug. Cas'e asking that the members enact
in Washington, D.C. an ordinance banning the burn.
to the controversial defense
systepl. 1 • • Work already is started, but ing of' leaves, or any othe,.
,Friday, MUeb U _, the ambitious drive will offici- Accused Seller of Narcot- debris, in the fall, or at any
eleased on $10,000 time during thF. year. .
PLANS 'WERE REVEALED:
on Friday for a domed s........ i"!.....
stadium in Southfield on 11Mile' .
road between Inkster aDd Teleally.
get under way May 1 to
comcide with National Cleanup
Month. A Kickoff Luncheon at
the War Memorial is being
planned for that day, A nationics
R.
by Jud.ge Gooclr.owj
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,..Ieads Not Guilty
. Mayor William putier read
a position paper .he had pre'
pared, outlining the cost of
different type of equipmeJit,
graph. The promoters emptiasized
that there has as yet been
no commitments from South.
"g~~' p:po~~~ th:o;:;~ ,.. :' : .. ;:' :. ".'~'i.;.' ; ,., . ,Photo by AIJan Hoffman
ally.known figure in the field
of beautifil,ation will speak.
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City an~~:~~e~~e~; :IP five
the cost of labor, and the prob:
Thomas Black, 17, of 8~9 lem of stockpiling leaves until
L 0 c h moo r boul~\J'ard, .1S they lire ready to be disposed
free on bond, and IS awaIt. of, but this failed to sway tlle
would have '13,000 seats for '":::;,:The;:coilitegatiOn~f:.the:GrqsR POulte Metho- left to right):;NAN'CY McGRAW, PAT. CODGER, Grosse Pointes have pledged ing a hearing in Circuit audience. .
football and 60,000 for base. ..:dist~C. bur.' cl1::W,ill.experience:an:WiPsual Lente,n,C,. om-and:MRS. RO~ERT W. SUTTON, aueCt'or-organlst. the cooperation of munil:ipal Court, on a charge of pas- Mayor Cites Costs
, , P S.~-..I":M 'h 28 Th • "Th - .,' .. ,.~... "f' '. '.. governments, and representa- session and sale of narc~ The mayor disclosed that the
ball. The estimate

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The Swinger
For sport and show. Open back air
vents so a guy can keep his cool.
Squo,red butt 0 n collar, side
'pockets and adjustable sleeve.
Water repelle~t and wash
and wear. Emerald or
Midnight. 22.50
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Arrest~d ILeal.Burning. ~ .~ual Park ~olice Report,~~al~d re uire.
Boy _.__' .\ (C08tbllied Ii. Page 1) tinguished service); and one spec.lali~:tiO:r IS li~ dipart.
(e-*~ p.,e 1) (e-tJa .... fra Pap 1) head of twa' such fine rlep"art-; died, (Capt. Arnold Hough, on men~s l~e J~~ pOinted out,
Would be l &ood il1veslmentfor ments, ,with competent person. October 2, woo served 32 years). men.' h's department it is
said. In the boy's sllirt pOCk~ lb.e city. nel, is a stroke of luck," the di. Both ~ave been ~eplaced by but s~~r \0 train and' assign
another packet WI1~ found. ;ad rector added: probationary appomtme~ts to ne~e Y . Iti Ie responsi.
now at Jacobson's, impeccably
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OPEN THU~SDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
tailored wool sport coats
by Petrocelli .•. 21" unique concept in
leisure attire exemplified b'~.
the depth and richness of the
bright colorings of the plaids.
Gold/black/blue
or olive/black/ rust
combinations. 70.00
Imported worsted slacks from
Italy in Continental styled
coordinating colors. 26.00
Jacobsons
MEN'S STORE
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Thursday, March 20, 1969
packets were cootiScated, ,,~~ltl Dive~ ,PMl FIlDcl He said' that officers ot tb.e k~p the department at ItS au. O~f!C.~~Sto mu P
t10e boys arrested.
At the statioD, both teenagers
f were questiooed. Tile older lad
& WISh t~ pomt out fuat w~ Police'Department are continuo thorized strength.
have a ~erJo~s pro~lem here, ally being sent to various
Allor said.' The city Is COil. schools to keep up with law ell.
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• WIS released wh~n he prov~ templating setting aside $30.~ forcement, in line with the
: that be. had no k?Owledge his for a wading pool.at the Pier. changing times. Not to be ex.
'.j ,c:ompaDl. QD had ~ packets, ~nd Puk. I.•'1iho~ld thmk .th."t the cluded, is training in traffic
that be did Dot bOw of the 1m. pool can walt, and the funds and sa f e t y education he
• peading s.le. . , .'. used to pu.i'chase equip?,1ent for stressed. .'
ITt\e l5:year.o1d cOlll~sed that the gatherIng of leaves. . , During his brief tenure, El.'
. be ~ad gone to Fairfax and, Jones rema~ed .that no one lenburg said, he 'has re~eiyed
sarrmgtoo ..to meet a prospec. ot the citizensw,~uld claim that many Ie.tters from Park citizens,
.. tive buy~r. Ch:-rges.have be~n a burning ban w9uld solve all and others,. praising the fine
Ifiled ac
Cotton Slripe
byREVERE
To offer out clientele better
.ervice, we will keep oar oBic.
open Saturday JDCIrJIiDglI from
9 :30 till noon. This ia an ideal
, time to. disCuss yogr portfolio,
check into the rIIeirch facia
about=tinvestment op~tunitiee.
Stop in ••• a akille-J
ftgistend ~ftI will' be
Clad to Uliat you.
BOUI\TQ dAUIrnTS
FIB8'r OP MICHIGAN
GoB~BATION IPM(
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Wouldn't, it 'he a pity t()shffl!~.s\lth.mer
;in ~ suit that sags, bags, .rulxlples and
roasts? when it's so easy tc) he cqQ~(1;risp.
and taste£u11y tailored 1y'"Norfu~~It()¥::
':£ ... $155;
o~ froIft .60:00
fJical'd~71ol'tq1J,
92 Kerchevo.!, on.the.HilJ . "
alllst• ~Im ""I~ Juvemle of the problems' of rl:sidents work performed by both police-
Court authorities. He IS accused with respiratory ailments. The men alid firemen of the Park.
ot possession of. illegal drugs. adverse effects upon health and A majority of the 'letters sub-
LaPratt said that the p~ckets the prospect of reducing cari. mitted by the Park residents,
were taken to the DetrOit Po- nogenic substances in the air, expressed extreme pride that
lice Scientific Laboratory •. to are the most compelling reasons
determine exactly what kind for the Farms to put an end
ot narcotic they contained. A to such practices, and to make
report is still pending, the-de- the expepditures necessary to
the city h8!: such competent pub.
lic servants during times of
emergencies, the director said.
The director's rer?rt Indi.
tective said.
He said .that, the ~y was
provide leaf 'pick-up.nd
sition.
dispo. cated that there ~as increased
activity in most phases of police
questioned in front of hiS hea~.
broken parents, who were

,",ursd.y, March 20, 1969
YfSV' L,a~' W,iv. es March 26, at 8 o'clock in WSU's
McGregor Memoral Auditori.
. - - ' um. All proceeds will; be used
The '~ayne ~tate. Unlversi~y to provide scholarships for the
L.a~ .... \,)ves will' present thell' Law School. A r~ption in the
eiihth .llDua1 belloefit i'nhion Alumni Lounge will follow the
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Thursday, March 20, 1969, GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five
Zoning' Clwnge Approved
After Heated Controversy
The Woods Council meeting
on Monday evening, March 17,
generated wh.at at times be.
came a heated controversy over
the proposed zoning change of
the Chene-Trombly Park area.
MeeUng as '1 Board of Appeals,
the Council was considering
a zone change at the park
that would change 80 feet cur.
rently zoned as residential to
commercial, thus permitting the
building of a 200.foot deep park.
ing lot. '
The park, 10eJ,tedat Mack and
Ridgemont, was c' given to the
Woods by the late Hattie Chene,
who stipulated in her will that
the land should always be used
as a "public park: and community
center." Otherwise, the land
would revert to her heirs.
The .zoning change was need.
Problem Child
Subject of Talk
Unusual Lenten
Service Slated
Reports Thievery
At Goodwill Box
Farms police are investigated
so that the proposed parking ing a report made by a citizen,
lot would be in line with the in which it was disclosed that
parking lot behind the adjacent two adults, using two small chil-
Hollywood Clinic, 20861 Mack dren, raided the Goodwill Drop
avenu~, thus allowing entrance Box, at the rear of the Kroger
to the park area from Holly. Supermarket, 18870 Mack ave.
wood and exit onto Ridgemont nue.
avoiding the confusion of two: The citizen, whose name' was
way traffic in the area. withheld, said that he observed
From the audience, various a car pull up alongside the drop
citizens expressed .their can. »oJ( on Thursday, March 13,
cerns for the inclusion of a all" two small children, apparparking
lot in the park. ently under the supervision of
William Quinn, 2197 Ridge- a man and woman, climb into
mont, stated that "none of the the box, remove a number of
children will ever use the park- items and place them in the
ing lot." This was in response to vehicle.
City Administrator C h est e r The witness told police that
Petersen's drawing a distinction he had seen th!.' same car on a
between a neJghborhood park number of occasions, with the
and a community park. The pro- same people.
posed park would be, because of Each time the car occupants
its small size, considered a remove articles from the drop
neighborhood park for children box, the citizens claimed, placed
in the 6-13 age group. them in the vehicle, and drove
Petersen said that a survey away.
had shown that people drive to The door of the box has been
the park and need a place to broken for several week3, police
D D 'd W. park, particul:.rly when addi. said. but Goodwill has done
r. aV! meman will pre. tional recreational facl'll'tl'es h'
sent "A P~ofile of the Inner not mg about it. /
City Child" on Match 24 at 8 are added, Mr. Quinn sharply Ii
p.m. in Grosse Pointe War Me- disagreed and said that everymorial's
Fries Auditorium. Dr. one he knew who used the park
Wineman is a Professor of walked to it.
Social Work at W:lyne State Quinn further pointed out that
University and the main thrust children cannot play in the park,
of his w,}rk over the past 30 anyway, because there is no
years has been the problem of supervision, the result of which
the h 0 s t i I e and aggressive is that the park ha's been taken
youngster. . qver by the teenagers.
With Fritz; Redl, he has writ- Paul Crook, 2002 Brys drive,
ten "Children Who Hnte" and recalled when the park mellnt
"Controls- From Within." Years a place for friends to gather
of experience in the field of for dances and recreation and
social wOI'k have placed him in expressed his regret that such
his presenti' position of a knowl. a place was going to become a
edgeable authority in his field. parking lot.
He served as a case _'worker Mayor Ken net h MacLpod
with the Wayne COunty Bureau pointed out that the Woods had
of Social Aid and the Jewish in the past few years "come a
Family and Children's service. long way in recreation" and
As Executive Director of could do a lot more if the neces-
Pioneer, House from 1946-1948 sary money were available.
h(l observed firsthand an experi. Mrs. Quinn added to what her
mental residential unit for pre- husband had said by charging
delinquent boys. - tha~the parking lot was being
Later his chief responsibility builfnot for tbe childre:'l but for
was that of -.Case-Work Consul- the businessmen in the area.
tant, divisionol Psychological She said that a recreation
Services, Merrill-Palmer School, building is needed much more
working in intensive therapy tha.n a parking lot.
. with a small load of emotion- The Council voted to pass the
aUy disturbed children. proposed zoning varIance so that
'In 1953 Dr. Wiileman was the parking lot can be built on
named Director of the Henry the park, site.
Ittelson Center for Child Re. ----------search
of the Jewish '.Board
Guardians in New,Yor\t,,:a set~
tin.g of re~iden9,1. ':tr.e~.t,mepf
umt for schlZophremc children.
Ann Arbor residents know
Dr. Wiseman as .Clinical Di.
rector of the V'niversity of
Michigan Fresh Air Camp,. a
, summer setting for boys with
- special problems relatipg. to
1 delinquent and aggresstve' be:
:'.havior,
The congregation of Grosse
Painte United MethOdist Church
will experience an unusual
I..enten Communion on Passion
Sunday evening, March 23, at
7 o'clock.
The High School Choir of 35
voices, -under the direction of .
Mrs. r.obert W. Sutton, Organist.choirmaster
is presenting
"Rejoice," a Twentieth. Century
setting for the ~mmunion Service.
This setting was written
in 1964 for use at a Liturgical
Conference sponsored by the
~fissionary Society of the Gen.
eral Theological Seminary in
New York City.
This. music' was written to
help Christians in the Twentieth
Century express their conviction
that life in the NOW
is a gift from God. It was
written for a Christian hooten.
anny. 'fhe composers, four students
at the Seminary, sought
to gi~'e the ancient liturgical
words all their power and
meaning by setting them to
contemporary musical styles.
The service. will be accompanied
by the organ, drums and
five guitars. Dan Ellis is the
drummer; guitarists are Debbie
Angell, Patricia Cougar, Pam
Frisbie, Nancy McGraw, and
Lynne )fontgomery. The service
will feature meditations by
Jennifer Moo r e and Mark
Thomas. Spccial processional
banners have belm created for
the service by Debbie Angell
and Cynthia Hayward.
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Thursday; Mar~h 20. J 969
Career A,nbQ8sador Allen
Closes Fries Forum Series
Car Runs Over
Its OWn Driver
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GROSSE PO IN TEN E W S
Michigan AFS Sets Festi'val
"Around the wcn-ld in 80 Min. for a successful program.
utes" is the winning theme for Thirty-one countries were rep-
A Park resident" who was thll American Field service resented by these high school
career Ambassador 'George Association. , pinned beneath his car,' was Festival to be beld at Antique seniors who are spending the
Venable Allen was the final Mr. Allen reviewed the Mid. taken to Bon Secours Hospital Village near Lake Orion on year in Michigan living with an
speaker on The Fries Forum on dIe Eastern situation beginning by police ambulance On Wed. May 3 and 4. Grosse Pointe American family, attending a
World Affairs at Grosse Pointe in 1956 when Great Britain and ne.s(!ay, March 12, .and treated University School submitted the local high school, and getting
War Memoriaf'March 10. Am- France became alarmed over for 'a possible broken wrist and winning theme in a contest be- to know the United States \via
bassador Allen has twice been N8sser's seizijl'e of the Suez other injuries. ' tween AFS Clubs in Metro- first.hand experiences.
Assistant Secretary 0.( State and Canal. Wiijlout the knowledge . poUtan Detroit Area schools. The purpose of the annual
has served as Ainba:osador to of the United States, they en- Accordinil to a police report, Recently Dr. and Mrs. Ed. Festival is to raise money for
Iran, Greece and Yugoslavia. couraged Israel '"with their help Fergus Markle, ~, of 862 West- mcind L. Cooper of Birmingham AFS SCholarships and enable the
He was introduced by David' to start boUilities with Egypt ~he$ter.braked. his car to a l?top hosted a talent party for all public to learn more about
W. Kendall, his hO£t in Grosse qn the prestext of Egyptian in- In ~nt of '~ garage after Michigan AFS and Americans other countries by viewing na.
Pointe, who himself served in vasion across tbe border. Brit- turning the vehicle ar~un~, and Abroad students in order to tive costumes. dances, exhibits,
Washington under President Ei.ain and France then proposee. to gotou~ t~~auto, still m re- plan the panel discussions and panel !liscussions, and hearing
" senhower and.ow among many force each 6ide to withdraw 10 verse, ace up. ,talent shows for the annual their lJ,l.usic. Other activities of
other duties is president of the miles from the Suez, thus free- Markle was struck on the festival. special interest to young people
GroS6C Pointe War Memori!!l ing the canal. head by the open door as he .Topics selected for the panel will be games operated by the
---------- This plan backfired when stooped to try to hand brake discussions were: "Comparison high school AFS Clubs, hay
Britain's pound sterling suf. the car and was knocked to thll of School Systems. Here and rides, farm animals, and food.
fered and Eden had to ask Ei. pavement. The front wheel roll. Abroad"; "Through the Look- The adult AFS Chapters will
senhower for financial help ed atop his left wrist and the ing Glass-Comments on Vari~ present the following booths:
w h i c h was refused. Britain car came to a stop. The victim, ous Customs"; "The American Boutique, Trink!'ls I1nd Treas.
withdrew, m a kin g DeGauUe unable to free himself, called Experience"; "Political Sys. ures, Books and Records, In.
furious. He tried to continue the for help. terns-Reflections After the temational Post OHice (pack.
fight but the French were de. The cry was heard bYWs Election"; and "Student Un. ages sent in original wrappings
pendent on British ships and daughter wbo rushed out of rest Around the World." from foreign countries), Baked
aircraft carriers a~d the result th~ how;;, aDd dr(jve the auto, T~e talent shows will include Goods, World Food Market,!
was a cease.fire WIth a UN po. the few inches necessary to reo Thai, Japanese and South Kiddie Komer, Patio Shop, and
~ce f?rce placed on ~e EgyP- lease her father. She called po- A~erican dances, Ne~ Zea~and Pink and Pretty Package.
ti8n 61de of the canal. lice Stick Game, Australian MIme, The D e t r pit Metropolitau
In 1967 Na~ser asked U Thant' • . South American Vocal Group, Board of AFS is a group of into
remove the UN forces which At the hoSPital, :M~r~e was and piano, guitar, and vocal tcrested women from a,11local
he did. This, Ambassador Allen treated for the wrISt Injury, .as solos from many .other coun- areas where AFS students aN
thought a serious mistake be- well as for a d~p gash over the tries. rel'liding. This year the presi.
cause l't cleared the path. for left .ey.e brow, and scratches on Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snyder of dent is Mrs. Marvin Hl''!,hes of
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Business' Note:-
The promotion of William D.
Cohan to vice president, and
his assignment to .additionalre.
sponsibilities in connection with
the solicitation of trust bu..«ine,s,
has been announced by National
Bank of Detroit. Mr. Cohan, an
'at~rney, j{)ined NBD's trust
department in 1962. lIe lives at
30 Colonial road, Grosse Pointe
Shores.
,
Maria F~lise de Sousa (Brazil),/
NapodonNoppakhyn (Thai.
land), and EevaRuohonen (Finland),
who attend Grosse Pointe
High School; Rita Demetriou
(Cyprus) and Julia Daysh (New
Zealand), who are stuqents at
Grosse Pointe Un i v er s ity
School; and Megan AnderSon
(South Africa), who attends
Liggett School. Roger Carey
(England), who is an AFS student
at Grosse Pointe High
School, was unable to att;,end.
Bud Carver
A Cood Man
To Know
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(/1, ping to the South. treatment. students' talents and Interests attended the talent party were: Ii
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River in the north from which " -
advance, they seem .d~termined The Board of Trustees at the
not to retreat. This means that Holton.;Arms School, Bethesda,
Isr,el is. only 40 miles from Md.,.hasannounced the appoint-
~g Hussein's Damascus and ment of James W. Lewis as
only 90 miles from Cairo.. .Headmaster fortha coming'
The.U.S.S,R. has rearmed the year. Mr. Lewis ~s been the
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Arabs and they are now harass- Assistant Headmaster and
iog Israel. President Johnson Principal of the Upper School
finally agreed to deliver 80 jet at ~ Grosse POinte University
planes to Israel and it is now School for the past two years.
up to Presid,ent Nixon whether Holton Arms is a girls' col.
or. not to,malre good this com- lege preparatory school. grades
lDltment. 3.12 located not far from \the
According to Ambassador AI ,'...
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We sped"ile ill America's fines' all IHI,
ami special iffJporrH CIGARS
In Bor~eauX Fral!ce th~ 1967 Vintag~ was. no~a great, one.
There was too much ram at harvest time causmg the grapesl
to swell with too much water arid making a llgljter and
short li"ed win'e, even though good, not great. The price' on
these wines should be less than the great 1964'and 1966,
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EVERYTUES. 'P,M, TO , P.M.
of .....e Landon School
len the United States believes where Mr•. Lewis served as a
Israel.is bere to stay but is not .teacher. . and As. s'lstant to the
committed to any definite boun~Headmaster for 11 years before
daries for her. Israel apparent- coining, to Grosse Pointe.
1y will hold the ground she has .. .-- .
gained at least until the Arabs Mr. LeWIS will be the First
but possibly won't be. because the, 1968 vintage throughout
France was a disasterous one, caused by the never ending
rains in August and September, rotting the grapes on the
,vine. This automatically creates a shortage of good wines.
. and higher prices. KEEP UP WITH THE WINE NEWS AT
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Your Choice
Attention
GROOVY
DA.ICE
Two Bands
A benefit dance for G...... 'ointe StvHftts
it bei III held It tiro.
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
cor. Wo,orIoo .114 St. Ctltir
FridlY, Mlrch 21It It 8 :30 p.,...
All donations will go to Terry Chouinard, a Grosse
Pointe Senior recently stricken with a serious blood
disease, now in intensive care at Memorial Hospital,
New York City. If you wish to contrjb:..te, but cannot
attend the dance, please mail all donations to:
Mr. Dick leach
Grosse Pointe Hip Schoo1 South
Fiahe, Road, Graue poiltt8, Mich. 48236
Tickets $1.50
We wi. to tMllk Mr. DicIc hoc. fw •• ki..., ttli. poniblo.
D&CLEATHERCLEANERS
92..9 East Jefferson - YAney 2-1055
SPECIALIZING IN THE CLEANING,
REFINISHING, ALTEB.ATlONS
AND REPAIRING 01' I'INE
SUEDES ANP. LEATBEBS
Solving Detrolters suede and leather problems
since 1949 anp now a new and exclusive finishing
process developed by us which leaves that soft
l'axurient feel and new look. ' t
~ following approved top C(llalItJ ..,. deanen are now
adaOrIIec1 associates 01 D " C Leather C1eaaen and oar
professioul serrites lie JIOW avaUabJe Uarough tlIese
ftIMltable delUlers. TOIl ma1 YIaM Uleill • ean for pick.
Q aDd deJher:r. '
.Iding CIHIen, 15139I~~
...... Iim ' VA 2~5800
Crown Cltaun, 15323 E. Jeffersoe
G...... 'oilrtt
"lay (leman, 15029 I(.rdtnal,
VA 1.7500
.Grosse 'oIlIte
..., C..... n, 20087 Mack An.,
VA 2.7055
Gay Cleaners,
Groat
Gnut .0
16129 Mack Aft.,
Valet CItaIItn. (PIRt)
112.1976
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Grone 'oiRte Valet CIeaMrs (8raRcIJ)
21155 Mack, GrII .. ,.illtt TU 1.9770
Square DNI CItntrs,20331 Mack,
Grosse •• lllte TU 1-4225
~DUJDill' I*IODlla;IUMlTf,'COl~m'
AIID WENDAIU SIlVia"
GrIllI ,ointe TU 4-I88i
.rkel
18328
MACK AVE.
Pricn Effectfve March 20th
41"C
th,. 2ZncI
FRESH
ICHICKEN
ILIV- •.
\1 COLD RUSH CHICKEN LIVERS
1',+ (4 TO , ".V'NGI)
&~,: finely chopped fresll !tinily •
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I I~t . FARMER PERSONAL PEETS BRAND
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1 lb. chicken IIv,rs, 'h ~1IIt, 1/1 te-..on ,."lor, '...... cup
sifted flour, 'I. cup bIcoIl fit. 'h cup C.lIfo, mi. lalltemll •• '1'11""
or other will'" dlnn.r wino, , IIIC1es crilPlyofriocII '--, crvtnbllCl
M't.
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Dredge chicken IIvl!l'l In lIlb:ed A1t, pepper, flour; broWll UghU)' In
hot bacon lat. Turn heat. 10"", .dd wine; C()ver and Itum I minutes]
or unlll cooked Sprinkle With 1NcoD .nd PArsley. serve atop 110'
rice or noodles,.w!th waterd1lSt or tolDllto earnish.
NOTE: ~Ither red or white wine. would be blihly CC:t1If'ctory .. rve.d
:IO;;~rdth this piquant' cliIb: the Ame URMr •• nd Mn. lror H_
Mr. IftlII Mn. WIIII.m... I.nt. Mrs. ~llHplllno H.rtt. ,
Mr .• nd M.... WlII"m D. GilbrIde Mr .• nd Mrs. JlIIIpll L. Hulllon, Jr.
Mr •• nd Mrs. oeo.... C. GoocIwln Mr •• nd /ilrs. Alfroil" J .... hlO
Mr •• nd M.... .lohn I. GOtf~ Mr •• ncl Mrs. I'eter J •. K.m.", .lr.
I Mr •• nd Mrs. WIIII.m Gr.net Dr. and /ilrs. RolMIrt N. Kllnle
Mn. .... ,.. .. OI'llM!tIn Mr •• nd M'" John L. 1(1",
" Mr •• nd Mrs..ltlchud D. Grow Mr .nd M.... st.nley lCrI_r'
Mr. Fr.nll A. Gun •• Jr. Mr: .nd Mrs. Wlillur I. L.ndls
Mr •• nd Mn. D.Yld HAddon Mr .nd Mn How ..... LeI
Mr. end, Mrs .. JrAotth W. H.rtmlnn M... Thom.s J. Lillo III . .
Mr •• nd M'" Id W. H.UII"""" Mrs. R.ymond A. Malchle
Mr •• nd Mn. rt ....... y Mr •• nd Mrs. Geolll' •• Mlrtln, Jr.
........ M. ~I"_ ' Mr. end M". E.rte A. Mlll4tr
Mr ....... Mrs. WI._", •• Hlcklty Mr. Leon.rd S. Mlnkwlf,Jr.
Mr. IncI Ml'I. I'O'tet' C. H~_ Mr Joffr.y Montillmery
Mr. IncI MrL Lew_ F. Heile Mr: .nd Mrs. WIIII.m N. Monteem.ry
/ Mrt ..... Mn. Forllll How.nI Mig. Gr ... Mon ..... n
Mr. end Mrs. IIn Wi HublNonl Dr .nd Mrs L.wls .. Morrow
Mr •• nd Mrs. H",ry,H. HublNonl, III Mr'. SI'W.rt'McMlllln
Mr. end Mrs. OlJlNrt Hudson Mr .nd Mn DlMlIIld McI'MII
Mr •• nd Mrs. Jerry S. HUIIIIiS.
Mr•• ncI MIS, lllIYmond T. Huott.mIn,
MIL MIrIIy!i H.HINIIO
Mr. ~ncI MIS< Willi ... V. JKbOft.
MI. Mlrl.rte J......,
'MrS Ma T' H.... II
Jr. Dr. '.nd ~rs: ~olln P. oc-
Mr .nd Mn IUcNreI ....... u
Mr: .nd III..,: C.'!rlc.Ao .lchMr, Jr,
Mr .• nd MrS. E.... rett Ill. 1CI'lIIten
M.... Onn II. JI'....
~. Ind Mrs. Dlnllll L. Jehnton
Mr ...... Mrs. Fonn«n S. Johnnn,
Mr. Ind Mn. NichollS C. Klcllll'lin
..... r I. Kelrlns
'~~ ":':m:'or Ken"",
'Mrs
Jr.
Iell J SOArIft
Mr.' Frink' A. SlAYor
Mr •• nd Mn. H. G. -r~
Mr .nc1 Mrs. C• .i. itiikfOtd
Mr: .nd Mrs. J.de B. StIli
Mr •• nd Mn. Brlllford 5t.n..
III
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Mi :: ::: .' ~~
M,' IndMIL Thomu II:. "olo'eIk'
Mr: .nd Mn. EUll_ K.rn........
:~: :~ :~: ~ .. Go~~~~
Mr •• nd Mrs. HUllh J. T,nIlulCh
Mr •• nd Mrs. DonAld M. D. ThurlMr
:~: :~ =~: ~::I~ y~~ ~:::~=n
Mr .• nd -.. Jolin C. Kr.to 'Mr •• nd Mrs. Frink IInils W.~.
Mr •• nd MI'S. L.. Kulkl, Jr. Mrs. A~ ....ncler Wlenor
Mr. Ind Mn. •• Lendlrlff Mr .nd Mrs Frink W WyllO
Dr •• ncI MI'S. Ernst F. Ling •.•
Mr •• nd M.... E. H. LllllbAU.r
Dr •• nd MI'S. W. R. Len~
SISter M. Lift"""
Mrs. DOni F. L"", '
• Mn. MIrIIlI W.ttdlll MIlt
R..,. IIIlI MI'I. 1"1110 Maynlnl
Mr. IIIlI M... ItUllOlI A. McN.lr. Jr.
Mr.' ..... Mrs. 1'IIooCIc\re H. Meeke. ~r.
Mr. Ind M...... Yft*MI A. Moole
...... IlMI Mn. H.ny C. MeMrw
jMn. J_ F. Mllltltz
• ..,. RlclllnI W. MItChoIl
Mr. Roy I. ModHft
Dr. Ind Mrs. n-. J. Molltot'
Mr. ..... Mrs. Dwlgtlt A. Moon
Mr •• nd Mrs. WlIIlllll ~
Mr. Ind MtL ~Ofon V••Monln
Mr •• nd M.... Will ..... A. Mone
Mr•• nd Mn. L. Mom-
Mr. Ind Mrs. TIIllmu L. MUIOft
Mr. IncI MI'S. J-.ph A. Murphy. Jr.
Mn. .lclMlrd Ill. McK_
Mr •• ncI Mn. ~k1 McCllnICIIlO
Mr •• nd Mrs. J...... D. MeW'"
Dr. IftlII MI'S. D.rwln M.... 1_
Mr. Ind Mn. J. L_ NlWborry II
Mr. inti Mrs. If4ney NewfIou ..
Sister G. 0'D0n .... 1
Sliter C. otII~k
Mr. end Mn. J._ 0Ib0m0
SIItIf H. O'Rotin
Mr. Ind Mrs. John H OXley
Mr. Ind Mrs, --,,'1. Plrk.r. III
Mrs. W.1tw P.",.. Jr •
Mr. Duh«l .... ~
.......I. PIotto
Itftr M. r. "-'" '
Mr. IlMI Mn. How.rd It. ..."..,.
Mia MoftIce •• .......~
It". MI4 MrL "'vry POrtw '.
Mr. IIICl Mn. --.. I. I'Mter
Mr. Ind Mn. .. Courtney .Iltkln
Mr. Il'MI Mrs. T1IatclIor W. • ... Jr.
Mr•• nd MrS. Honry I •• .-,nolds
Dr. Dl_ .1ctM .....
Mr. end Mrs. J_ E. RoM"-
Mr. end Mn. •• F. 1t.. 1oh
Dr. WllllIm H. IalOt
PolY. Ind Mrs. CN"'" W. "ndrock
Mr •• nd Mrs. John G. SCh.fer
Mr .• nd Mrs. JOflr. J. SC_nbert. Jr.
Mr. 'oMrt SChonOnbert
Mr .• nd Mrs. Leo ~. Schulte
Mil. Anno MlrIO SChulte
MIlS ThOr .. M. SChutt.
Mr. Inci Mn. Fnelerlc M. Ilbl'y. Jr.
Mrs. AmII..... Ihtler
Sltt'r I. smith
Mr. Ind Mn. E. G. IpoeM
MI'S. ~oIln Sto. ms
Mr •• nd M.... MoI"'u"" G. S_.rt. Jr.
Mr •• nd Mn. H.mlllon Stlllw,1I
Mr .• ntI Mrs. Makolm •• IHrton
IIstor A. Stoopol
Mr. 'M Mrs. Ch.rl .. C. SulllYln. Jr.
Mr. WillIAm iii. IWIn
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G.OS5E "QINTE PARk
SIster Miry lenlc, Altm.n
Mr .• nd Mrs. Clifford K. ..cIIor
Mrs. M.rtln A. II'"
Mr .• nd Mrs. St.nl.,. E. BN"~
Dr•• nd lilts. D.yld H. BI.ke
Dr •• nd Mrs. Ch.rl. E. Br.k.
Mr •• nd Mrs. Foster J. Ir.un
Mr. D.nlel P. Brophy
Mr •• ne! Mrs. l'mn lroplly
Mr •• nd Mrs. Androw W. L. Brown
Miss He.ther Llntdoll Brown
Mr •• nd Mrs. F.rrest R. Browno
Mr .• nd Mrs. D.Yld O. Bruce
Mn. Sobiltl," A. Buff.
Sisler C~he rlne Burllnd
Mr. ~ohn G. C.lw,1I
Dr .• nd Mrs. Ned C"'I.'
Mr. Ind Mrs. Gono CIM
Mr .• nd Mrs. D.vld W. Cooke
~~':n~o~~s~'p.~iPi.. O.udlln
Sister Muy J.en O.litllorIY
Mr. H.rold B. D.vis
Mr. And Mrs. D.le W. DeWlld
Sisler Elinbeth DonAY.n. O.P.
Sltt.r MoIry Emm., O.P.
Mr .• nd Mrs. WIIII_ Elm'r
Dr .• nd Mts. Gomer ... Iv.n.
Mr .• nd Mrs. John Fillion
D~.• nd Mrs. Edw ..... Fine
Mr •• nd Mrs. ~o"n Fort.ner
Mr .• ncI Mrs. Gordon L. Gtnt;r
Dr•• nd Mn. J • .".. H. GrAY"
Mrs. Gtrtrua L. Gr_n '
Mrs. Cerol •. H.mmond
Mr •• nd Mn. J.mes O. H.ndley. Jr.
Mr .• nd Mrs. 'Edw ..... C. H.n",er
Rn .• nd Mrs. It. L.rry H.wJclns /
Mr •• nd Mrs. J • .".. A. Humph...,. .
Mr .• ndMrs. Geo ... C. Hunt
'Slstlr Jo Ann, D.P.
Sister MArY AglIft ~_
Mr .• nd Mn. WIIII.m K.ssl.r
Mr. Edger A. Kr."11
Mr •• nd Mrs. Edw.nI F, LA....
Mrs. Stlrllnl Loud
Dr•• nd Mrs. A. D. Mlnn
Mr .• nd Mrs. P.lrlck M.nn
Mr. and Mrs. Fr.ncls X. MArdI, Jr.
Mr .• nd Mrs. D. Ch.rI .. MoInton
MR. J. P. Maysh.rk
Mr .• nd Mrs. Fr.nk McC.rthy
Mr .• nd Mrs. Hubert I. Montpetlt
Mrs. C.rolyn Moody
Mr. Ind Mrs. Edmond T. He.me
Mr .• nd Mrs. John A. Nelson
Mr .• nd Mrs. Jlcob E. HyenhiJl.
Mr .• nd Mrs. LAwtlnee O'Donnell
Mln SAr.h OW.n
Dr. Ind Mrs. Fr.nk H. P.rc.lI.
Miss J.n. PHbies
Mr .• nd Mrs. Russell I'lebln
Mr .• nd Mrs. D.vld I'lthlck
Mr. Ind Mrs. Ron.ld L. Phllll,.
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~~':'~~~dIer
Dr. and Mn. I. O. C...... Jr. I
Mr •• ild Mrs. R.,. C,nccblolo
Mr •• nd Mn. George C. Cr.no. If,
Mr •• nd Mrs. Fr.nk CUlUftl.no
Mr. .nd M.... Thllm. I. DIIIIOtMI
Mr. W. H.wJcl"s Ferry ,
M.... P.trlcll G.h'lI.n
Dr• .lchn 1'. Gllyln '
Mr. MlchlOl C. ClAMn'
Mn. BIttY M. ~I.ncy - ~..I.
.Mr •• ndMrs. Wilmer A. K.....
M.... Al'llld Lujldell
Mn. BI.lr MMcIy. Jr. '
Mr •• nd Mn., •• rt Fr.ncll .• 1M)'
~ GROnE I'OlNT~ WOo"
Mr. .nil Mrs. -Don •• Anclo...,.
Mr. ;lnd Mn. How.nI 1IaCOft.
Mr .• nc1 Mn. John N. "IllY
Mr •• nd Mn. .Ich.rd IlintlOll
Mr•• nd Mrs•.P.ul ........ r
It... Rllp1l V•. hrtori ., f
Mr. !lnd Mn .... WlIII.m .. ma
Mr•• nd M,...• Juliin ....~
Mr •• nd M.... John.l.k.
Mr •• nd MrL' J.mo C; .
Mr •• nd .Mrs. 00'1.k1 A. . UIIIt
Mr •• nd Mrt. COugl.i 1Ircs.n
Il'r •• nd Mts. ,WIIII.m 8KMtllMlIIIf
Mr•• nd Mrs. W. F. Blot'"
Mr •• nd MI'S. Doneld F. Brow.
Mr."ohn R. ColMIu" ,
Mr •• nd Ill .... JOllph C.nnOlly
Mr •• nd Mrs. K.nnelh CltOk
MI. Mlrel. D. ~ .
Mr. and Mrs. ThCll1\U CrHcbIole
Mr •• nd Mn. H•• I ~. crowl~
Mr •• nd Mrs. Honce 0'....... ~,.
Mr. CI._ H. Dr.de--I'
Mr •• nd Mn. Edw.rd Doyl.
Mn. T. J. Dr.n
Mr •• USMII J. Dua-
Mr. .nd Mrs. Irick ErllcIOft
Mr. CIl.rIft E. Fino
Rev. Thoma J. Flnnltllin
Mr •• nd Mn. E. D.wson FI......
Dr •• nd Mrs. Cheri" E. FrohmtIa
Mr •• nd Mn. John N. ",ox" Jr •.
Mr •• nd /IAn. GeoI1l' Gilllll; ;,
Mr •• ad Mrs. M.lvln A. G1......
Mrs. Vera F. H.ne, .
Mr. Elmer C. H.nchollllln
Mrs. Gr_HIII '
Mr. WIIII.m P. Hindi. \
Mr •• nd M.... D.n H.... m.1I -
Mr •• nd Mn. DonIld Hulls
Mr. ud Mrs.' How ..... HusIll
Mrs. HII.n 'J.I'I ,;
Mr. • nd .M rs. Ch.11Is K,IYeI ...
Mr •• nr Mrs. RlcNroS H. KISI"
Mr. Fr.nk K'U'IMn
Mr •• nd Mrs. Walt.r Ill. ICoonIIl
Mr. end Mrs . .I.r"!:; D. K-r
Mr. Thoma S. KI... lfon
Mr •• nd Mrs.. I.' A. KnAPI' .
Mr. WlIII.m Krill
Mn. Dorthy M. ".lall.
Mr •• nd Mrs. James ~ L.....hII...
Mr. .nd Mrs., ..... ry' w. L.wl.
Mr •• nd Mrs: Eu_ Lol'lll
Mr .• nd Mrs. J.ck R. Mlrtln
Mr •• nd Mrs. J.m .. G. McMIholt
MIss IreM •• Melndt
:~: :~: :;::~~~~~=I:-
Mr .• nd Mrs. How.rd Mom.uk
Mr. GOOr1Ie Monti. '
Mrs. F..... rick 1'. Murpfly ,
tollss Sh.ron R. ObuchOwskI '
Mr •• nd Mrs. John o~rt. ~r.
Mrs. Mlrle p.lano
Mr. and Mn. Norm.n C. Perrin
Mr. Kenneth R. POforson .
Mr. Charles G. R.pllilll
Mr .• nd Mrs. C. R R.nd.1I
Mr •• nd Mrs. KUeHlI D.....
Mts. Lois A. RI~h.nII
Mr. Mlch .. 1 J. ROfIIII
Dr.• nd Mrs. E. Z. Rublll
Mr .• nd MR. B. H. SCIlMfdor
Mrs. Dolores B. SChumer
Mr .• nd Mrs. Lewellyn D. kIWII'
Mr .• nd Mrs. Girard F. Smith
'0:'.• nd Mrs. Mlch •• 1 C. Snyder
Mrs. Arnold E. Soden'
Mr •• nd Mn. JosepllSplost'l
Mr •• nd Mn. J._ L.',lpIlim
Mr .• nd Mrs. DoIl,1lI •. Stew."
Mr •• nd Mrs. ~._ 5'"-
Dr. .nd Mn. 1'IIonm S1111lY111
Mrs. John Swift.
Mr •• M Mn. Un D. '"'_
Mr •• nd Mrs. John G. Thomp$Oll
Mr. 'M Mn. JOfon R. Uno
Dr •• nd Mrs. E. S. WIIfICo
:;::~~bI:~'l'=-l:hii~"
Mr. Ind Mrs. John J. Wlhon
Mr .• nd Mrs. WlIII.m W. Willett
Mr .• nd Mn. H. C. Wood
,CLUBS AHD ORGANIZATIOHS
Am. rlcan ASioe i.tlon Of UnlYerslly W.......
BGlrd, OrllUO Polnl. Ir.ndt
Detroit U.-b.n Le.lu,
Grosse p.lnt. Commltt .. '.r Open H_I ...
Grosse PoInt. DOlllOCutlc W_n'a D'"
cunlon Group
Grosse PoInt. Educ"lon Auocl.tlott
Gro~se I'oln" F'd'r.tlon of T.lCllors
Orosse Point. Hum.n R.I"lons Council
Gron. "oln" J.yClIS
GrOu.l Pointe Inter.F.lth Action C.nt.r
Oren. I'lIlnt. Le .. uo Of W.mon Vot.n
~~~~ Council Of Our Loy Itlr0f11lo ...
-J ;air Housing, Charles MantoD, CbIlrm~D
P.O. Bo~ 5018 Grosse Pointe FIl'IIIS, MlehtgiD '1%38
I wish to Sl!Jl1lOrt Fair BOll"" fa Grone PoIIIte aBd wouN un .. eoatIUIIte
o $1.00 0 $S.N 0 '10.08
[J Other 0 student CoIItrfbation
I understand my name will be added to this ad for publication III npport ef
Fair Housing in Grosse Pointe.
Signature
Phone (home) .,.,., '..:.:::::::.::::.:::::::::::::::::::::."PhoDe'.(j;IiiS":::::::::::::::::::::==::=~===::::
o Contact m~ for vohmteer work.
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An extremely deep Birming. poillt:> as Mark Boerner, wbo r a grea \'lctory on Sat- Friday, at Bishop Gallagber Lakers. held on to this lead for
ha~ Groves swim team tallied rates 31st in the country, then urday, March 15, over previous- High Sc~ool, St Paul defeated the victory.
POUltsill seven of eleven events got two more by finishing Iy unbeaten Queen of Heaven Sic .Martin de. Porre~. 58-55, for The high scoring honors went
last Saturday and made it a eleventh (59.56) in the back. 50.35, 00 Sunday the Sailors thell' 17th regional title. to Mike Corcoran and Mike Fer.
runaway in winning the school's stroke. Max Gardner (number of Sta of Se I rt th. fir DeP , rei, who both scored 19 Points
first Class A state swimmillg 19 in the nation) was awarded r a o. ell' st orres was t?e Catho.lic Ferrell was respoosible for St'
championship. Grosse Pointe, the Devils' final 12 points by game of .the seaSODto a rugged League runner-up Ul the City Paul staying in reach of d~
the defending state champs, finishing third in the lOO-yard Assumption Grotto 43.38 in the Tournament and had bee,,;',rated Porres dw'iJIg the first haU c
finished tied {or sixth as the breaststroke behilld the Bit-
Blue Devils "'on only one event Ul'gb G d 0 of Larry
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the 2OO-yardmedley relay, and and Steve Driver, who slammed
set a state record the event
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Max Gardner also took a GROSSE POINTE had prob.
. third ill the breaststroke for the lems in Friday's preliminaries'
quar~erfinal CYO basketball
tournament at Holy Name'
SChool It. tr I
. was an ex erne y
close and exciting game right
to the end
Ithet Number One team nUlpthe when the LaJ.:ers coUectivetY
as press agency poo . l il or. .. h '
h d d'd st P .. were not hitting t e basket.
rthes a . eleatt' . aul .1n Senior Mike Corcoran scored
e opemng game of the City th . 1 I t '''''t ints
tournament by a score of 54 t e crucla as el_?O .
S P ul 0 The Lakers now go roto quar-
50. t.. a . ended up on t~e ter.final play against Flint-
Devils, and Charlie Brown and
Ma~ Boerner finished eighth
as Kris Cassell, John Walters,
Jim Frede, 'Lincoln Lee, Doug
This tournament hegM with
94 of the strongest teams in the
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Side of the fence thiS St. Michael, before their
sible trip to Lansing.
posand
elev€nth respectively
loo-yard freestyle and
stroke events.
in the
back-
Colton, Bill Heller, John Faun.
taiD, and the 4OO-yardfreestyle
relay team 111 failed to make
Metro City CYO League competing.
Until the loss to Grotto
Star of Sea was one of the 12
The score at the end of the
first quarter was 17 to 8, with
DePorres in the lead. From Babe Ruth Loop
Groves scored a phenomenal
.]27 points and actually had the
the top 12 and qualify for the
finals.
remaining teams in the tournament.
To have. gone so far
then on St. Paul slowly worked
the margin down until the lead Registration Set
victor:/ all but sewed up after
only seven events. Birmingham
"We thought th~ 4.OO.yardreo
lay would get into the finals,"
is a record for a Star of Sea
athletic team. Athletic Director
was only 3 points by half time,
the score being 31 to 28. By the Registration for all boys 13 to
Seaholm came ill second place said Mr. Schoessel, "but we Larry Ferrin and 'coaches Mike end of thc thi,rd quarter, the 15 who live in the Woods or
with 90 points and was followed
by Allen Park, which tallied
75 points. Saginaw MacArthur
ZlndAnn Arbor Pioneer tied for
fourth place while Grosse
Pointe, with 51 points. finished
missed a few tl/rilS and £:nished
fourteenth."
Although Lincoln Lee would
have finished "15th or 16th" and
would not have been eligible for
the finals anyway, he was dis.
Merz and Mark Griesahber are
proud of their team and its sea.
son's 13-1 record. '.
In the Queen of Heaven game,
Kim Mahoney poured in 20
Lakers had. succeeded in tying
the game, 43 to 43. In the over.
time period, (the score being
tied again at 50 to 50), Mike
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Shores and want to play Babe
Ruth baseball this season will
be held at the Woods City Hall
in the Council Chambers On Satin
a sixth place tie with Royal
Oak Kimball.
Devil Coach Carl Schoesse1
admitted that if his team had
not been stricken with a bit of
bad luck in the preliminaries
they probably could have fin.
ished a little higher.
. "As a team we swam quite
well," s8id Coach Schoessel,
qualified from the 2OO-yardindividual
medley. "And I still
don't know why," Coach Schoessel
commented.
Jim Frede, in the 5O.yard
freesty)e, and John Walters! in
the backstroke, both ran !Uto
some hard luck as they came
in 14th ~in the J?re~inaries.
Frede DllSsed qualifymg for the
points. Jeff Humes had his ft.
nest game 'of the year with 16
pOints. and Rick Walker chip.
lied in with 8 pOints. Chip
Doyle and Mark Promack con.
tributed excellent passing and
teamwork to the team's over-
all fine effort.
The Grotto game saw Kim
Mahoney net 17 points followed
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Everybody who got in swam his
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.THE DEVILS scored 32 of
their points in the initial event
fUlals by two one.hundredths by Jeff Humes with 11. :Mark
of a. secood and Walters missed Promack added 8 poillts, 6 of
by JUst one one-hundredth. them eoming in the last quar.
~ROVE,S, WHICH bad 74 tee.
pomts after ~nly seven events,
wrapped up. the tiUe in the 'Bemi.finals and Finals will be
breaststroke with the Driver continued this weelt-end at St.
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the 2OO.yard medley relay a~ slam, which netted 29 points. Mary of Redford.
Mark Boerner, Max Gardner, . Other top swimmers at the
Charlie Brown and Dave Grun. meet were Fordson's John
ewald swam 'the distance in Sherk, who set a statel'eC()rd
. 1:42.06. The relay team, thougb, in the200-yard freestyle (1:4~.also
set a Dew state record in 13) and became a double wm-,
the preliminaries by turning ner by taking tLe 4OO.yardfree-
. in a 1:41.53. That outstanding style, and Trenton's ~re~ !,enn
time qualified the rei a;' for All- who, won both the individual
American consideration (top 20 medu~y and. the backstroke
in country) as it placed them events. '
second in the entire. nation. . TOP TIN AT .TA~ .. Ph.
The Devils then went score. BlrmlDlIham Gro"es ... ___127
less unW ~e seventh tvent t~I::: ..~~~.::.='::='::. ~
when Cbarlie Brown swam a Ann ArbOr PloDeer 69
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The finals of t;he Playoff Wolves in an all important both teams having many good their zone and Howle Eaton ' . est. Because both adults and bridge the generation gap.
games for the Sq~irts Hockey game _ .for this Winner would scoring chances but Goalie passed to Brian' Willette, who ,;,.._....J
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• h k tenant jg. 'fhomas B. Stevcns of Grosse Pointe Farms.
tried everything, !Jut couldn't ond rOUDd 0 f thell DC ey sea.
score until with two minutes to son Monday. March 10. IICHARLY" Civic \po~itions: Honorarr Royal' Consul of Thailand, past
The Firebird a d Tr A preSld,ent Grosse Pomte War Memorial, past president
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' ... ., Royal of U.S. Rubber, where Services will be ,fro}l1the Ver. T'homas F:sher
Ituanes . he was employed for 31 years. heyden Funeral Home, 16300 .,
. Ml'. Hulswit was a member MaCk.avenu.e, tom,orrow, March To Tell of Tl'l"p
of the Grosse Pointe Congrega" 21, and from st. Paul's Catholic '
WILLIAM H. HULSWIT Northwestern' University. He tion.al Church, The Engineering Cbqrch. Burial will be in Mt.
Mr. Hulswit, 57, died on Mon. was born in Cedar Rapids, Society of Detroit, Grosse Pointe Olivet Cemetery.
ay, Marcb 17, in Doctors Hos. IQwa, and has been a Detroit Camera Club, The American 'She is survived by a, daugh.
ital, Detroit. He lived at 443 area resident for 30 years. Rose Society, and a member of ter, Mrs. G. Donald Gray; a
oland road. ". the Founders Society of the J)e.. son, Henry U. Peabody; three
He'received his Ph.D from H~ wlls manager .of the Test troit Art Museum.' He was also sisters, Mrs. N. Redfern, Mrs.
DeSign and AnalYSIS for Uni. a member of Sigma Xi. Waltham 'Shannan and Mrs.
" ,Robert Benkert; a brother, How-
'AR' O.Y L~NDlUBBERS! Funeral services Will be held ard J. Lauhoff; !ind six grand.
today, March 20, at theVer. children.
heyden Funeral Home, 16300 • • ..
My crew has come up with a Mack avenue.' Burial will be in ALBIN STO~ER
hearty dish for you at luncheon White Chapel Cemetery. Funeral services for Mr. Stoet.
everyday. They call It the He is survived by his wife, zer, 85, a retired Crowley, Mil.
"GANGPLANK: S:PECIAL" Ruth; two sons, Richar"d and ner company buyer, were held
TODAYFEAST ON:. Paul; and two grand. children. at the Arnold O. Matthews Fu.
Minute Strip Steak Sandwich, mIxed greens, .. • .. neral Home, 17600 East Warren,
g::lto and "gelable, breed. b~ller aftd OCTAVE VERFAILLIE and lrom T r i n ity "Lutheran
....'age $3.75 Mr. Verfaillie, 80, of 672 Notre C1)urch, on Monday, March 10.
. See You at the CAPTAIN'S CABIN for Dame, died in Bon. Secours 'Mr. Stoetzer, who Jived" at
Luncheon-Cocktails-Dinner Hospital on Monday, March 17. 1033 Maryland, died in Dea.
OPE,NSUNDAY He \Vas born in st. Catherine, coness Hospital on Saturday,
"'WIN"DJ. Belgium. March 8.
'. . AMMER He was a member of the Bel- He wl/s a meml>er cf the Ves.
18200 NORTH WOODWARD betw"'Eln 6 & 7 MJ'le Road gian.American Businessmen As. try of Trinity Lutheran, and an
" sociation. active member of the Lutheran
Acroaa.from Pt\lmer Park Phone 869-5254 Laymen's League .
• _ • _ « . __ • _ # • « _. He is survived by his wile, H' . ed b t
__________ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Augusta; two daughtel's, Mrs. e IS survlv Y \VO sons,
J h D R h Erwin and Gerald; five grand-
~--- -":l..-_______ 0 n e ong e and ~rs. AI. children; a brother and a sister.
-- . hert DeWaele' a brother and
STORM SASH FOR STEEL CASEMEIITS a sister; six grandchildren and Interment was in ForesUawn
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p,resent a ci)m.~let~ pict1lreof Cadel Curl is the son of
The l"riends of the Grosse The U.S. Mililary Academy 111' US R
P . P bl' Today" in a series of talks aJ~r ( A. et.) and Mrs.
omte u lC Libl'ary will pre. thrroughout thl's ar"'a .CI>I\n'.. LOUIS J. Curl Jr., 495 Deep.
sent Thomas K. F,i s b eras ~. ..,.,v. lands. .' .
speaker on their spring pro. On March 19 he was schedul.
gram, Wednesday, March 26, ed to appear at Grosse Pointe
at 8 p.m.,' in the Exhibition High School North at 10:30- a.m.
Room of the Library. and Grosse Pointe High School
Mr. Fisher has just com. South at 2:15 p.m. On March
pleted the first north and south 20 he will appear at St. Paul
circumll'llvijlation of the world, High School. at lZ p.m. and
passing Qver both the North East Detroit High School at
lInd South Poles, and includinll 10:00 a.m.
a landing in Antarctica. This
trip, together with pictures, Cadet Curl, a member 01 the
will bertha subject of his talk. Class of 1969, will speak on ad.
He will be' introduced by mission procedures and require.
~fark Stevens. chairman of the ments, cadet life and the educa.
Program Committee for the tional and career opportunities
Friends of the' Grosse Pointe available at the Academy .
Public Library, and president Located at West Point, N.Y.,
of the local chapter of the Cir. the Academy is currently under.
cumnavil1ators. going an extensive expansion
Following :Mr. Fisher's talk, program. The 'Corps of Cadets
the audience is invited to reo will number 4,417 by July 1971
main {or coffee and to chat an increase of approximately
with the speaker; M~aren'ce I-
Livinl(ood, sociat c!)airman,. is
in ('harge of these arrange.
ments. '
Fire regulations have been
posted in the Exhibition Room
of the Library stating the sea tinl(
capacity to be 75 persons.
This means a comparatjvely
limited a u die n c e and the
Friends of the' Library and of
:'tlr. Fisher 'are anvised to ar.
rive well before. the 8 p.m.
starting time.
furnished In Alum. or Steel, In COlor. •
,"NOTE" AIR.TEC SECTIONS
.. EASY-rOOPEN '
Hlngtd for cleanIng, nc stor... , sleys on. IY'Ir}ro~nd,...365
dn's of ccmfort. Ano,jlzed
or biked enamel finish. Black.brownofre.Ilo
grey.red or whit•. '.
Burglar Proof Guards for Windows
and Doors Prevent Vandal,'s",
We are specllUSts In our fleld
.and don't you forget It.
I Services will be held today, FRANK~UAIL
March 20, from the Verheyden Frank Quail, 79, formerly of
Funeral Home, 16300 MilCk ave. De'-'-I't, Grosse Po',nte and Hol.
- .. u u.
nue, and from St. Clail' De ly Mich did'
Monte!alco Cburch. Interment. '. '. an a ea mg auto,
II motive advertising illustrator
wi be in St. Paul Cemetery. ,lor 39 years, died in West Palm
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ARCHIE VANWAS3ENHOVE each, Fla., late Wednesday,
March 2, following a short ill. S AI' h C.h' 0
Services for Mr. VanWasSen. ness, SerVI'ces were held Satur •. et p a. I mega
hove, 0" '", -Doe f 558 N tr Dame d t U't Ch h' I AI umnae S pring . lunc'h
will be held tomorrow, March B~c~, Fr~.y urc m De ray
21, at the Verbeyden Funeral Mr. Quail, who retired in Local alumnae of Aloha Chi
Home, 16300 Mack avenue, and 19'12,. operated his own art Omeea will greet spring ne~i
'.
from St. 'Clare .De Montt'lalco
Church. Burial 'willbe in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.
studios lor 20 years in the Gen.
eral Motors Building. He created
advertising illustrations ,fo r
Wedn~sday, March 26. at the
Detrol't Boat Club. Their annual
spring luncheon will, begin at
,Mr. VanWassenhove clied on such corripatiies as Packard, noon with cocktails and lum'h.
Tuesday, M8rch 18, in Deacon. Cadilllic, Dodge, Nash nnd eon. Luncheon donation is $4.50.
e'ss Hospital. , Chrysler Corporation,. and was The ~everend David Eber-
His survivors include three credited with designing the first hl!rd will. speak on various
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GROSSEPO'NTE NEWS
Grosse Po~nteNews tion aod ~~oder the trUitees I .~ a cheerleader at GI'OIIe
powerless to make the Deeded Pointe .South,aDd am proud u
, ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. education.1 decisions with the my scbool and the spirit they
OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL dispatch necessary to keep our have to back them up ~ DO
GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 public schools operating effee. one should look doWn OIl. UJ.
tively. Jast look at yourself!
5eeoad Class Postlg. Paid .t Detroit, MicbiJq Second,i deplore theactusa. Bev Uorenzke " y I.m,' p.m. ....
______ -------------- tioos of 'supposed' irrespoosi- . 65 Woodland Shore drive. '('I1e.et offlee dosed SUDday)
FULl,Y PAID CIRCULATION bility against a member of the .Mareh 2O-Mareh 21
Memorial Center Schedule
____________________ professional stali which Trustee Dear Sir: . *AU MemorW~ .sponSored aetiritles. Open to tile
Phone TU 2-6900 ArnoldFuchs made"Withoutdoc- I was very surprised to read Grosse Po....te pllblk. Hospital equipment lvall.ble for
MemberM1C~~TI= ~=:Ir_r~d.Il~~~ri~aJ A5IOdaUoD umenting his source and with- L. E. Vollmer's letter in which free loin: erutebes, wheel chairs, heatiDglaDlPl and hOi o
Wtekl1 Newl1\lllU RepreJeDIaUve.
IDc~ out providing the person' eon- he severely' criticized .the COlI- pi~' beds. '
t04 nflJl Avenue.New York "clew York 8Yranl"7100 cerned the oppOrtunity t(l be duct of the Grosse Pointe South
333, North iil~.D ~~ue GO O'I'I~ODe; f'1Danc/a) 1-2214 heard prior to making his accu- students at their recent basket. GROSSE POINTE GAItDEN CENTER AND LEND-
_____, ~_------=-.:.=.~- sations at a publicmeeting. Cer- ball game with Austin,. I had ING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost. on duty TuesdlY,
ROBERTB. EDGAR,.~ EDJTORaDdGENERALMANAGERtainly our profe~ional educa- been planning t4) write a letter WedDesday, Thursday, 10' a.m.-4 p.m. VqlllDteereon-
WILLIAMADAMO.._ ADVERTISINGMANAGERtors merit better treatment than complimenting both Aust;in~nd sultant on duty Ftiday,2-4 p.m. TV 1.4594. I
JANET MUELLER _ FEATURE'PAGE SOClny this! ~PSH:S students OD thell' fine Thursday M,8l'ch 20
, Thursday, Mareh,20, 1969
WItttI'6 .nw on
.r~IE..II!.!.
We've Had Inqwries about membership in the,
Kerclieval on the Hill Association. We couldn't be
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*10:00 a.m. ~~~~~a, 1~~~~~~~.on. - Mrs. John Mcmore
delighted and next week we hope to, add to
BARBARAH. CICHY ,.......... ADVERTISING ---- were dealt 'with by school ~Ui: 11:00 a.m. Welcome Wagon of Grosse Pointe and Ure,following list of members: Frank Adam Inc.,
LILUAN KARR................. ADVERTISING Dear Editor: cials, incidentally. ,Harper Woods, ,
Bronze Door, Champion Real Estate, Colonial Fed.
MARYLORIMER ,.................... ADVERTISING The State of Michigan charg. If the misbe~a7ioi' Mr. Voll. 12:30 p.m. Women's Rel'ublican Club of Grosse Pointe eral Sjlvings. William DenIer & Co;, Francesco,
JOHN MacKENZIE _ _ BUSINESS es the Boards of Education with mer says he observed is Mr. Luncheon and Meeting. ' , Beauty Salon, John S. Goodman, Gray's Racquet &
~=E~~N .:............... '.' . ACCOUNTSthe responsibility of approving Voll~~r'sonly .r~ason, for en. * 1:00 p.m. FUlfilling .your Potential - Dr. John Hos- Sport Shop, Grosse Pointe News, Hamlin's Market
K EN~G , _ CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING bjlth the curriculum and the dorsln~ Parochla1d, I m sure kins Instructor.
Inc., Higbie Real Estate, T. Raymond Jeffs, Johnston
ALBERTAWILKE _ CLASSIFIEDADVERTISINGtext books use(in their school he'll immediately w'thd h' "
KAY STOUGH....................CLASS1FIED ADVERTISING'system. W1.thoutad.....uate de!- . . . . I Optical Co., Johnstone & Johnstone, The L~ague
KARlE XR ~.. endorsementwhen he hears
raw
that
IS *
4:00
6'30
p.m. Ballet';"'"
"G';' S
Mary Ellen
F
Cooper
S'
Instructor.
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EINER .: \. _.......... CIRCULATIONinition of the curriculum and several Bishop Gal1agherstu. . p.m. roup. upper orum -;, pea ~r ~etec- Shop, Marilyn Shoppe, Maxon Bros., Inc., Mr. DolO'S
r====================;f;;. the names of the text books to deotsgave the "black power tive Marty Trombley on Drugs. I Dmner Beauty Salon, Mister Sheridan Books, National Bank
IIbe used, it is impQSliiblefor u.s, ~aJtite"'4uring the Star Spangl. ,'and Talk $2.50 for, members; $3.50 fQr of Detroit, Paselk~ Picard.Norton, Pongracz Jewel •
.as members of the Board, to ed Banner. Their signs at Wed- guests. . ers, Purdy & Edgar Associates, Margaret Rice, Rutll ..
.Letters, to. 'the Editor
carry out our responsibilities. nesQay.l1ight's, game wit h * 7:30' p.m. ClassiCal Guitar - Brian Crowe, Instructor. AssociatCls, Chet ,Sampson Travel_Servic~, Sign of
H~dyour article, in the March GPSH~.i,i1,\tdid. the unfortunate • 8.:00 p.m. Yoga - Charles Friday. SRF, Instruct,or. the Mermaid, the Carl Sterr Co., Tappan, Real
'-""':"'----------------_~_--.J.12 Issue of the Grosse Pointe ones lllsplayed by South stu- 8:00 p.m. Men's Garden Club of Grosse Pointe. Estate, C. W. Toles Real Estate, Touth of Elegance,
Dear Sir: $OUri, 374. U.S. 74:, There is N~s, ll1'ef~c~dbr reD:!arksas dents on Mo?da Trail Apothecary Shop, The Vilhige Store, Dr. Carl
R. Von Gruenigan, Virginia Williams Gift Shop,
Maurice Wood, Inc., Wrigley's Super Market and
Young Clothes:
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Charming French Accent . . . for the mantle
is the three-piece set, including a French antique
.marble and dare clock with a pair 'of two branch
candlesticks se~ in the window of DenIer, 77
Kercheval.
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Interviews On Fashion . .• ~'
with Margaret Rice ... Spring
1969 ... the best investment is •
the costume ... dress and jacket-- .
or dress and coat. Under either
.the long slim jacket or the 'short .....
prim one, you'll find the season's ..,
newest dress. Wh~ther it be ~he sleeveless jumper
dress with a V plunge neckline or pleated silhouette
. .. all the way' from knife pleats to the popular'
flat box pleats; .. it will be feminine ~nd flattf:!ring.
The same dress topped by ,the long coat is always
a favorite and will find its way fo many changes.
The long coat . . " slim. with waistline shaping,
precise seaming and wide self-belting has a slightly
fuller hemline to accommodate full skirt dresses.
Whichever your choice, you'll fiJ,ld it a marvelous
.. j,nvestment. . •.
y . too., * 8:00 and 9 p.m.' Thursday Night Dance Club - Mr.
The ':teague of WomenVoters' a case law specifically appl)'ing 1 did, to Witthe.ollowmg: Smcerely, and Mrs. Ted Forrest, Instructors.
of Grosse Pointe wishes to cOl!}.this doctrine to privately owned ~.Th~t courses shouldbe bet- Nancy (Mrs. 'Paul) ShiraI' '
mend the Counciland ¥ayor of public,transit systems' 'arid the tel' defmed and book" ch06en A very proud South Parent Friday, Marth 21
the City of Grosse Pointe for non-applicability of the Mlchi- before the propOsedcour~esare . *10:00 a.m. F!ower Arranging - Mrs. Richard T. Ger.
its recent amendment of the gan statute that you. and Mr: pre;sentedto tbe Board of Edu. Dear Sirl athy, Instructor.
City Ordinance relating to Fair Stnrrs quote. Graad Rapids cation for apP~?vlll Obviously too much}iermis- 1:00 p.m. $15 for 5 two hour sessions. ,
Housing laws. City Coach ~s, be~, v. Kob. 2. That goodliterature knows sivenesll.lid tpe ,lack of moral • 4:00 p.m. Ballet - Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor.
We have written the following ertG. BowIet, et &1., 137 F. no color or. race ~ '. and.self~diaeipli1Mi' showed the * 6:00 p.m'. Parents . Wit\1out Partner!j.- - 'Potluck
letter to the city governments Supp. 667 (W.D. Mich, 1955).. 3. Tbat.jf we bave'no~, ..up differ~\ ..ofbeJjavior in the Supper.'
of the Park, Farms, Shores and Federal .Labor legislation con- till now, mcluded>good lite~a" students ;9I'(;l'osie.Pointe ~,Quth• 6:30 p.m. Theatre Buffet Supper - $4.00' tax and
W,oods to urge their adoption of tains no provisions for treat- ture, by Negro aut~o"!, that and Austin p.tep SChoolat a re. service included. '
some form of local fair bousing ment of public transit bus com- we have Peen .derelict In ~ cent basketball game between • 6 45 II '-
Iegislati~n. pany disputes in any manner duty.. , the two .lcl1oo1 ' 8 30 .
tor as well, have a role to play' Dear SI.. :~r~ rt~s:te~:'th~:I:,d~J~,le~:h ~;OUDdb.e stio.t~~ 1a~~.'~.,;: . cp.m. ~~:,rPiJlt~Theatre presents "At-ion in'
in the nationwide effort to .. u. hear the gigglesfor I Was sing- ,On the 20th, thl' sun will rite • . ...,,
achieve equalitY of opportunity , I. agree with. the other two ing ,myself and not listening to nd set. almost. exactly at the " Sunday, Mareh 23 . !.
in access to/housing. ladles'. wh~ think ~ack and others but concentrating on the east' and west points, .andthe 10:30a.m: Unity Centet for Truth - Church and Sun-
"S' • the F . ' . Seven IS sUpping, (FelJruary 27 words and thinking how won- day 8nd night. ate said to be . day S~h(lol.
IDee.,' Ilr. HOUSing~~t and March 6). de.rt:ullit was to have th'" gym o!equallen. gth...Bu.t'in ;'eality *1.2:30 .p.m. Youth ,C.ouncil.
of 1961l gl'les a political SUbdIV1- . .. , .. . " '" t >. ,
sion the pOwerto adopt and en. ,. I t~ it could.stand a g?OOfilled with such enthur.iastic he day is longer. * 3:00 p.m. Beginning and Advanced Karate ~ Sang
force an ordinanceon the local sweepmg to ,get rid of the d~, people. Although the sun is above . ..... , Kyu Shim, Instruct or.. . ,
level, we wouldllk~ to urge the paper a.nd GLA~... ,:o q.LA¥, Tl1~sIgnswere not aUapprov- ,tbebOrifun fO! 1Z'~ours, it.m.~l. ,7:30 p'.ttl. Gr,:osse,POlnt~ Theatre' Presents ".1\ ,tion;lP
establishment of such locaLor- GLASS.:Also, some (!Ontainersed, although they were required !Je. seen a few mmu~s before' Wroter.'" . \ '
dinances in the Grosse Pointe for tr8S,h might help. I think to be. But I certainly wouldn't It t'omesup and for a time after • ,
communities. We believe ,this 'Penney's, Kresge's, Woolworth~,give Austin too much creditfor .ft has s~t, since the light r~ys, Monday, Mareh24.
might facilitate the handling of Sears, Krogel'S a~d Hughes, their chasity or Iity white ideal!. ge b= a~ they pass through 10:00 a.m. Weight Watche;rs' of Eastern Michigan, Inc.
any fulUreproblems, since local Hatcher and Suffrtn and the I did not admire them a single ~~ sp ere.., ' .10:00 a.m. Cancer Center Worksllop._' I
enforcement machinery might o~her small. stores should bit for their vulgar language or e day and mght are more .12:00, Noon .Duplicate Bridge - Mrs: Marv.in Bourget,
provide more easilyaecessl,ble elthe~ do the Job or ~et after gestures, which occurred after nearly of the same length ,abo~~ ' Director, '
avenues for mediatioa and reo who IS supposedto do It. ! nearly every point for Grosse three days,before the equlOox~ 12:15 p.m. ,Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe' - Luncheon
Pit Th . Prof, Lash says.
dress aud assurance of speedy I'M sick and tired of looking 0 n e. ere was an ,att~mpt The, sprIng, stars and ~ ,. and Meeting. . . .,'
resolution of disputes. at the broken glass all over the to remove the one, (a~d tb~re constellations al'e beginning t~ • 4:00 p.m. Ballet...:.. Mary Ellen C90per, Instructor ..
"It is lor these reasons, as city of Detroit. was.only one 0p'sceneS~gn),Jm- make their ap~arance, but • 7:00 and 8:30 p.m. Folk Guitar - Alex Suczek, In.
well as for the good faith that . mediately after It ~as ~lsplayed. Venus continues as thebrigbt . tru t '
would be demon'strated"by the yours, Tr.uly . I feel that the wnters concern" . " ' s cor. .
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h I H tt ..' evemng star" in' the western 7:3,0 ',p.m. Grosse 'PoI'nte Theatre Au'dl'tions for Fl'orell'0'.
passage of such an ordinance, rs.) Ir ey ~W1 I¥y:be JUS~ to b~msh all e~- sky. Jupiter, rising almost di.
that the League urges you to 5064~ewyck street tnuslasm which eXIsted at thiS rectly in the east and visible 7:30,p'.m. 9600 Air Force Reserve. .
enact such legislation." . DetrOit game: all night, dominates the sky. 8:00 p.m. Michig'an Society for Professional Engineers.
Very truly yours, ,!,hls also.goes f0t: the hospi. Aceordingto Prof. Losh, it will 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Human Relations Council -
League of Women Voters Dear Mr. Edgar~ !.ahtyquestion. AUrIght, it was reach the meridan on March Professor Wineman "Inner City child-His
of Grosse PoinW' As one who attended the stated that Austin would leave 21, around midmght.' Sub:rtance and Shadow." , .
Marl'orieFischer, Pres,iden.t March 10 meeting of the Grosse first, but ~ WON! After five .Spica, called "Queen Star of • 8:15 p.m. "Know YourWines." Les Gruber .presents'
Pointe Board of' Education, I years we fmall d'f I Jacqueline Pitts, Human . y.won an th S . ." b
1 you e prmg, can e located by "Champagnes." $4.75.
Resources Chairman, read with interest the aCFountex~ec.t the kids to remain in continuing the~ Sweep of the .
_____ that appeared in the Grosse theIr seats, you're foolish. :And Big Dipper's' II and Ie past Tuesday, March 25
Dear Sir: Pointe Newbof March 13. May the only fight I saw after the Arcturus. * 9:30 a.m. Beginni~g Life Painting - Ray Fleming,
These lines are in regard to I take the Iihertyuofsupplement- grambewas one started and asked -'------ . IJJstructor.' .
the contents of your editorial ing your exce ent coverage or' y an Austin man who was Take the profit out of war?":" *10:00 a.m. Yoga - Norma Cheff, SRF, Instructor ..
. P N with expansion of the remarks not using very good judgment that's exactlywhat the profiteers .10:00 a.m. Se.rvice Guild for Chl'l"ren's HOSP'ltal -.
in your Grosse ointe ews I made at the meeting? in choiceof,words. d 11' "un'cheon. , a, ..
entitled "An Interesting Ques- oin a wars. ~
tion," In this editorial. you and First, it should be pointed 12:00 Noon Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe:"out
that Trustee Amold Fuchs '
Mr. John R. ~tarrs - whom seemed to want more than just Luncheon.
you characterize as, an "expert "information" which he osten. * 1:00 p.m. Life Painting - Ray Fleming, Instructor.
on labor law" - ~se a number sibly seek:s.At the'meeting he * 1:00 p.m_ Fulfilling Your Potential - Dr. John Hos.
or questions as to why certain k'
provisions of the "Michigan expressed a desire to review ms, Instructor.
Labor Medation Act" were not and to influence the selection 6:30 p.m. KiwanjsClub of Grosse Pointe - Dinner,
,resorted to in the Lake Shores of all the instructional materials and Meeting. I
Coaep Lines bus strike.' to be used in all the proposed * 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club. . '
elective courses. If this is trul', * 7:30 p.m. Life and Still Life Painting - Ray Fleming.
Since your editorial and Mr. this is a vote of absolutely no 1 tru
Starrs' letter are posed in'the confidence in the professional ns ctor.
form of questions, they postu. staff of The Grosse Pointe Pub. .,7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc ..
late an answer. Since it is gen- lic School System and seriously 7:30 p.m. Parents Without. Partners "Teen" Meeting.
erally considered to be th~ pro. undermines their effectiveness
fessir.naltask of a practicing at. It was pointedout.several times
* 7:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Safe Boating. -
Theresa Hakim-Douglas Fiedler Wedding
torney - prominent. expert, or during the meeting that the de.
otherwise - to provide answers velopment of the programs and
rather than to pose questions cours' es In queStion were among
containing innuendoes ot non. the 11l0stthoroughly prepared
feasance and unlawful conduct, in the history of the schoolsys-
8:00 p.m.
* 9:30 a.m.
Reception.
Grosse Pointe Camera Club.
Wedn"'..sday, Mar"h 26
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Folk Art - Mrs. Wm. Pankhurst, Instruc-
I provide you with the following tem. In $ecking hito the matanswers
which I think your tei', I lInderstand that the trus. 11:00 a.m.
tor.'
Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe
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journalistic reSpOnsibilitieswill tees of the \loard of Education
require that yOu print in unal. had the cescriptive information
tered form: 'relating to the courses for ap-
*12:30 p.m.
.12:30 p.m.
Cribb.1ge.
Portrait Painting - Carol Wald, Inst~r.tor.
Senior Ladies Club of Grosse Pointe - Tea
Privately owned public transit proximately two months before
companies generally a f f e c t last Monday's meeting. Trustee
commerce within the meaning Calvin Sandherg certainly had
of the commerce clause of the the time to request that the des-
Constitution of the United criptive information be more
12:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
and Cards.
League of Women Voters Luncheon an'd
Meeting.
Grosse Pointe Traffic and Safety - Lunch-
States. As such, they are sub- fully developed rather than
ject to the jurisdiction of the waiting until Monday night. Is
National Labor Relations Act. two months not "Sufficientime
. ~ 4:00~p.m.
6:30 p.m.
eon and Meeting. . .
Ballet .-. Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. '
Soropt)mlst Club of Grosse Pointe - Dinner
There is little reason to believe tv raise questionsand have them
that Lake Shore Coach Line~, answered by the staff?
Inc., does not fall within this With certain members of the
classification. That being the Grosse Pointe .Board of Educa.:
t t )(
. ti h
case, state s atu es see IDg to on wishing to involve tern.
regulate the right to strike, selves increasingly in the daylock-out,
and associated bar. to-day operation and adminis.
gaining procedures. are pat- tration of the public schools. ,
.More than 100 years
of considerate service
Th l VT,m, R...lT ,lollondO. n
~ W .11 am \j
. and Program. '
7:00 .p.m. Detroit Cribbage.
• 7 30 P F lk A t M W P kh
.m. ° r - rs. m. an urst, Instruc-
tor.'
• 7 30
: p.r. \. Classical Drawing - Robert ,Rathbun, In-
'structor.
• 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet - Mary Ellen Cooper, Instruc.
ently unconstitutional when they wonder when they find the time
are attempted to be applied. to exercise their poly-m8king
There is direct case law on this Ifunction, the reason they were
point: Amal,amated ,"ssocl•. elected to offlce. Mondaynight's
tlon of Street, Electric RaIlway actions by Trustees Arnold
Motor Coac. Employees of Fuchs and Calvin Sandberg is
AlDerica, et "I. V. WiscolIsln another eXllmpleof the obstruc.
EmplnYllle. ReladOlls Board, tionist tac" t that have chanc-
WILLIAM
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Since l8SS
R. HAMILTON II DAVID M. HAMILTON
CLARENCE E. OTTER
CHAPELS
tor. . ,
8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre - "A Lion in
Winter."
Thursday, March 27
.10:00. a.m. BraillE': Transcription - Mrs. John Me-.,
N
amara, Instructor. I
10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. GroS'se Pointe Garden Center I
340 U.S. 383; D1v1sloa 1287, terized th, 'sp~tivo ((-rmsof
Ama)J••• W AslOd.tI. of office on ~.! .lolrd of Educa.
Street, E1eeCrle Rail.,.,. IDd lion. Unless they are checked,
Mohr Coacll Elllployees of such .actions could completely
DETROIT
BIRMINGHAM
3975 CASS AVENUE
820 EAST MAPLE •
TE I 2712
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MI4:6000
11:30 a.m.
• 1:00 p.m.
Bonsai Workshop.
Faculty Wives of Wayne State - Luncheon
and-Fashion Show. .
FulfiJJing Your Potential - Dr. John Hos-
A_rfca, etal, v. S&ate ., Mia. immobilizethe Board of Educa- kins, Instructor.
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By SIbyl
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Eye. Opener . . . is the name of Aziza's n~w
enlightening beauty experience.' Pre-trimmed and
fea~hered lower lashes are added to upper lashes for
a wld~yed look_ Eye openers are five ninety-five at
Trail Ap'othecary, 121 ~ercbeva1. .
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Talent Topics .... Pointers a~e discovering
Gino. He's the talented young California stylist
who has brought young sunny styles to the
Francesco Salon, 117 Kercheval ... TUxedo
1-6833.
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. Mister Sheridan-Books .. :.: 81 Kercheval bas
a collection ,of. beautiful hand •.made panor~mic
Easter eggs . . . the old fashion sugar confection
type: But here's. a brand new idea. If you'd like a
speCIal scene, ~rmg along the petite parts and have
them placed inside an -egg for a delightful personal
happy Easter gift. '
, .
Perfect Entree . . . to dellghtful' dining is a
Bronze Door gift certificate. The gold and white
certificates are available at 123 Kercheval •• _ for
a~y amount. : . good any ~ime. They make welcome
birthday, anmversary or thank you presents
886.1932.
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110 KerchevaL This is good news for those whp look
forward to shipments of these a,dorable fa$hions for
toddlers, sizes 2-4, 3.1),.and Med.;-Med.-t.: and L-X.
The collection 'iriCludes'shifts with pants, bubbles,
short~ll~. O~e yellow style with:a cute chick is very
"'Easter'hmely~ .- ~,'. ~ 'c." ."- " .. '" '_..... " ,.
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Check List ... while Top
Shop-irig at the League Shop ..•
.newsy white po},ka dot!! on colorful
wrap or white striped ... ties
coordinate. Gay Mini-Magnets
hotd Mini-Memos:' Colorful papier-mache
banks are fruit abstractions.
Get great invi~ations
in the Top Shop for just about
everything:
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Clearly Clever . . . and so decorative. . . are
-the brightly pai~ted clay pots which holq color .co-
.ordinated bOuquets of painted flowers made' from
pine cones, garnished' with greenery. Gather them
.at Virginia Williams, 79 KerchevaL.l
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Sheraton chairs,'circl! 1820. They. _ SIGN"
. make useful charming room ac- ~
. cents and are eighty dollars each.
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Thursday, March 20, .1969
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Prettier
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Punch and Judy B/o{:k
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Short and to
The Pointe
MARYBLAKESLEE, daUghter
of MR.and MRS.WILLIAM
BLAKESL~E, JR., of Warner
road, has been initiated into
Each year at this time, we look forWard toanno~nce- l{ap'ga-Alpha Tljeta sorority at
ment of next year's Grosse Pointe Celebrity Series speak. Denison Ul)iversit)', Granville,
ers, and each year we're amazed anhe variety and excel. O.Mary, a freshman, was grad.
lonce of the winter personality "menu" the ladies-of ~on uated last year from Grosse
Secours Hospital, Assistance League have prepared for Pointe High School. '
Grosse Pointe's lecture-lovers. . ' __FRANK ; .• rA~OBELL, of
This year is no exception~ North Ros~ale court, assistaht
The 1969-70 Celebrity Series opens October 9 with directo~of Hutzel Hospital, llai-
television personality Barbara Walters' talk' "The World's ~~ officer for '!Ie.Greater D~.
. .." . troi1; Area ASSOCIationof Hospl-
Most Appealmg Woman. . . ,tal Directors aJ)d an instructor
Columnist Bob, Considine speaks on "It's AllN,ews at ~ayn!l state. University, is
to Me" November 13 model Valerie of Balmaintells servmg as coordmator of a two.
6R 055 E PO! N T E NEWS
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Pointe Theater Production Opens
.touch of .1.gan"8
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Checking last minute debils on the- role -as the British queen, Eleanor of
costumes for Grosse Pointe Theater's' Aquitaine. The play opens at Fries Auproduction,
"The Lion In, Win~er," are -ditorium Thursday evening, March 20,
(l. to r.) Director, MRS. DAVlD HAD- --. with: a ,benefit for the Groese Pointe
DEN of Meadow Lane; costume, chair,' Jaycees. Other performances are March
man, MRS. JAC PURDON of Cadieux 21.23 and 26-29. Ticket information is
,road; and MRS. ltOGER SHEPARD of available at 881-4004.
N. ,Renaud road, who plays- a leading
THEY~VE ARRIVED
DEAR LADIES,
You may have wondered why HANDS.DOWN threw the bolt
on its friendly door and darkened its window. We had no choice.
After our last sale you left us with six or seven lonely dresses
swinging forlornly on tlle rod. We rio longer had a purpose. You
did rather -floor us but proved you evidently love a truly good sale
- one that really means it's drastically reduced advertising.
After it was over I looked at Pat and she look.ed, at me
(actually we stared rather bl;lnkly at. each other - each pleading
with the other- Now what?) Here we were with a dear little
shop and nothing to put in it. Well, we put our bright, productive
minds to work and came up with some initial efforts that were
especially brilliant bombs. Following a few more_, "impossible
dreams" the sky opened up, lightning cracked -' bells rangwhistles
blew and we knew we'd found it.
Between sales we are going to utilize HANDS. DOWN as a
feature shop for touch of elegance. This will not be sale merchandise
but very current - now fashion - given ZOOM lens treatment.
One week it could be lingerie - another time it may be the
Mother's Day gift shop or summer shifts - a rotating kind of
excitement born from vJhim to create a new mood.
The changes will be announced with a HANDS-DOWN SPOT-
LIGHT ad, so pay close attention and see if you can find the one
that appears today_
Don't you think this is a really nifty idea? I do, and I can
assure you that Pat does too. You can tell when she's happy. She
dances in the street.
Best love
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Wine Course Finale
Nine of Europe's Finest Champagnes FlC'wn Here for
Lecture and Tasting Session at War
Mem_orial Center Monday Night
. A truly grand finale is planned for the "Know
Your Wines" series currently being given at Grosse
Poiute War MemoriaL On Monday, March 24, at 8:15
o'clock, Lester Gruber, internationally known authority
on foods and wine, will preside. :
. He. is having a shipment0 ,
of nine of the very finest the most complete in this part ,
champagnes flown in from ot the world; .
Europe for the occasion. As a specla~ ~eature .o! this
These he will discourse on la.st pre~entabon. .particlpants
and aive everyone a chance will be gn:en a qUIz on cham.
b' pagnes which, whcn completed
to savour and compare. and sent in, will entitle them to
Mr. Gruber is famous the a book on chll.mpagnesvalued
world over for his J.ondonChop at $7. .
House, which he. h8S operated The Center is making plans
with his brother since the tQ accommodate50more patrons
thirties. He has cQllectedsome for Jhis evening in addition to
3000 books on food and wine. those who subscribed to the
He bas travelled extensively comlllete series. Those who
all over the. world, sampling wish to attend this one final
rare and .unusual ltishes and night may do so for a $5 charge
wines. When -he discovers a covering lecture, tasting and
truly distinguished win... he quiz. It is wise to reserve in
adds It to his cellal'6,which are advance.
secrets "Straight from 'theCloth~s Horses' Mouth" Janu- ~ay I~tute for hospital ad~inary
8, and ~ormer British
Cookridge describes ':The
World" February 12.
S.ectet Servjce
~py..--Net That
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Agent E. H., 'tlsotrrsattOorsbeaDd dpersor~nelduec- ville University, Jacksonville, Grosse 'Pointe High Sc1lool The ;Women's Synchronized
hel Ap J1 2 and 3 FIll" recently pledged Sigma alumnus, son of !MR. and MRS: Swim Team at Central -Michi.
Covers The hI Detroit. Tau Epsilon soJ:Ority. RUSSELLJ. KOENIG,of Fleet- gan University finished second
-~ . ,. ._. - •• *_ wooddrive, is serving his active in the nation in the inter.col-
This is a map
Final .speaker' March 12 is' one- of our Favonte Visiting hnr son.in-Iaw and ' Named to the Dean's LiSt at duty in the United Statl!s Navy legiate competition held last
People, ac_tor and televjsion personality Sebastil;'n Cabot, daughter MR.and MRS.ALLAN Saint Mary's College, Not r e ab9ard the USS Clarion River weekend. KAREN PEARSALL,' ~nnouncin9 Our New location
who has titled his 'presentation "Sebastian Cabot Call. RUl'TER In'their Palos Verdes Dame, Ind., for superior aca.off the coast of South Vietnam of North Rosedale court, eMU We will be at 21316 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods
: ing." - Estate.s,.Calif., ham e for a, demic achievement during the and has been promoted from Class of '68, took
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a fifth place
All f. 1. . his 16 h P . .. 'I b.t month is ELIZABETHBOWEN, first Semester of the 1968-69 Seamon to Log Yeoman. in the Junio; S!uD.~Event. I A-i$ the Georgian East
. . ~ve ectures In t t annual o~te Ce e. n y of Neff road. Joyce and "Speed" academic-year arj! MARY ANN • • •
B-.-is _81. Joan Church
S;nes ~lll .be pres~nted Thursdaymormn~s. at 11 Rutter and their (our children, TAVERY and SUZAJ."'mETAV. DANIELJ. WRIGHT,_sonof Mr~D~~~R,~f C-is Grosse Pointe Baptist Church
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Psychologist-Author.
To Speak In Pointe
Grosse Pointe Citizens for Education Sponsoring Appearance
of Dr. Haim Ginott at Parcells
MiddleSehool in May
Dr. Haim GinoU, world famous clinical psychologist
and best.selling author, will appear in Grosse Pointe
May 8 in a program sponsored by Grosse Pointe Citizens
for Education, lic school and P-TA contact;
Advance ticket reserva. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook,
tions may be made now with public ~chool faculty contact;
Mrs. Foster Redding, 822. 1>lrs,N~il Snow, nursery school
3829 or checks' mav ,be contact, and ~lrs. Frank Par.
'l'd t h t 1'5800 ct'lIs, ~tron ticket.; and aftermal
e. 0 er a glow. I
LakeVIew court. D G' tt' f' book II
The public sale will begin on r.!no s Irst ,Group
~larch 25 at PWlch and Judy Psychotherapy with Children,"
Toyland, :rhe Book Shelf and is considered a classic in its
other locations to be announced. field.
TIckets are priced at S2.50 His !second, "Between Parent
for general admission and $10 and Child," has over 500,000
for patrons: Purchase of a pa. hard cover copies in print arid
tron ticket will insure the buyer has been tra~lated in~ 13 Ian.
a front center seat for Dr. Gi. guages, A third book, 'Between
nott's talk and an opf,ortunity Parent and Teenager," will ap.
to attend an afterglow and meet peaf in May.
him in person. He is a regular guest on
General chairman of the pro. NBC's Today Show and writes
gram, scheduled for 8 o'clock a monthly column on parents
at Parcells Middle School, is and children for McCall's Maga.
Mrs. Edwllrd Hanpeter. line. '
Her committee Includes Mrs. \------
Hugh Harness, inebarge of Back in The States after a
speaker arrangements; Mrs. Arc two-month cruise around S'luth
thur Johnson, promotion; Mrs. Americli. are MRS. MAYE ED.
Foster .Redding, tickets; Rich- DINS EBLEN, of Park lane,
ard Mills, accounting proce. and the GEORGE M. ENDIdures;
Mrs. Bror Hanson, pub. COTTS, of Merriweather road.
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THE GROSSEPOINTE ACADEMY
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171 LAKE SHORE ROAD
Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236
"Education for the whole chila-through individl~al
attention. spiritually. morally and intellectually" /
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, This simple quo~atior, embodies the pbilasophy and '~ims
of the value-oriented education offered at, the ~.Grosse Pointe.
Academy. Th~ Academy, established through th'e cooperation
of the Religious of the Sacred Heart and lay persons is dedi.
cated to providing an excellent Christian education for' boys
and gIrt, In the metroooriton creo. Classes embody the Monte.
ssori pre.schaol and the elementary school, grades .1.8.
The Christian Formation Program will be conducted by
the Religious of the Sacred Heart.' .. I
To request on interview ond application for'm, please' call
the Admissions ()ffice, Academy of the Sacred Heart, TUxedo
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Ehrling Returns
To Symphony
Following three weeks 01
guest cOllduetiJlg enClgements
SiX-ten EhrliJ1g returu to ~
DetroitS)'mphoay . Orchestra
podium for concerts' 0.11 Thurs. '
day and Saturday evenings,
M~rch 27 and 29.
Maureen Forrester, contralto
will' be the featured soloist at
both coneerts. The COllCertswill
begin at 8:30 o'clock in Ford
Auditorium.
Miss Forrester will be heard
in arias_by Handel ::nd 1rfoz,rt
and in the Dvorak "Zigeuner.
lieder."
Ehrling win open tbe/l'burs.
day night p:ogram with the
Gluck ,Overru,re to "Ipbigenie'
en AuUde," which will be reo
placed by Krzysztof Penderecki's
"To the. Victims 01 Hiroshima"
on Saturday Dlght.
The rem ain~er of both progrAms
will be icfentica1, con,
sisting of. Debussy's "Prelude
to the Afternoon of a Fawn,"
Stral/il1sky's "Rite of Spring"
and the solos by Miss Forrester.
During Ehrling's absenc'e, he
conducted seven concerts with
the San Francisco Symphony
and two with the Buffalo Phil.
harmonic.
Tickets for both performances
are available at Ford Auditor'
ium, all Hudson's and all Grin.
nell's stores.
Hold Pettipointe
Quester Meeting
The regular monthly meeting
of the Petti pointe Chapter of
Questers was held Wednesday,
March 19. at 12:30 o'clock in
the home of Mrs. Robert Lewis,
of Three Mile drive. Mrs. Ricb.
ard Weiliberg' presented a paper
on "French Furniture," cover.
ing the periods of Louis XIV,
XV and XVI.
• Petti pointers were the guests
of the Grand Marais Chapter
at the bome of Mrs. Marl!; Lit.
tler, of Webber place, on Fri.
day. ,March 14, where they en.
joyed a most interesting talk by
, Marshall Engel, of Greenfield
Wl1age. Mr. Engel's topic was
"Period Flower Arrangements."
JUDY GARLAND, daughter
of MR. and. MRS. HARRY
GARLAND, of Lakeshore road,
Is appearing with. the Monticel.
10 College Choir in their spring
tour of Texas and Oklahom8.
Judy is a second.yelr student
at Monticello, a two-year liberal
arts college for women in God-
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FLOWERY FLARES
BOLD, NEW PRINTS EX-
PRESSED IN THE FLAR~D
I JEANS ... PAIRED WITH
AN ENDLESS SELEC-
TION OF NYLON OR
COTION KNIT TOPS.
Kercheval on the Hill
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
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Work To Prevent Poisoning
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Assembling some of the 7,000 Poison Prevention
pos.ters and kits distributed in Detroit and th~ suburbs
in'conjunction with N"tional Poison Prevention. Week,
March 16 through 22, ar,e, (left to right), MRS. RALPH
FLETCHER, of Morari road, general chairman of the '
Cnildrens Hospital of Michigan Poison Control Center-
Volunteers, MRS.VOLLRAD J. VON BERG, of North
Rosedale court, Volunteers' publicity chairman, and
MRS. LAWRENCE FRENCH, of Lochmoor boulevard,
Volunteers' education chairman.
Scouts Fashion l(ospital Favors
Fulfilling a' requirement for
their "Sign of the'Arrow" badge,
the Girl Scouts of Neighbornood
112 constructed bright green
candy rolls tied in gold for
Northville State Hospital. .
Girls and leaders from Ferry,
Ma~on and Parcells Schocr,lsparticipated
in this continuation of
a four-year-old service project.
At its inception only Christ.
mas boxes were made, but the
idea was so well recei ved that
it has been expanded to the
candy roll tray ..favors in honor
of the Girl Scout Birthday.
GORHAM
STERUNG
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March 12, and 'St. Patrick's
Day, March 17.
Mrs. Thomas Gallagher gath.
ered and ilelivered the complete
candy rolls to Louis Schulte at
the' Hospital. Other than the
junior troops. involved were
BroWnie Troops 319 and 379
under the direction of' Mrs;' Rd.
bert' Andree, Mrs.. 0' Edward;
H~arn. Mrs. Blair Moody.. Jr.,
and .Mrs. Frederick Lepley.
Cadette Troop 327 with guidance
fr,om leaders 'Mrs. Robert
Martin anq Vicki DiGrande also
contributed., .
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If you~ve fallen out of love with the sterling pattern
you now have, we'll replace it, piece for piece, with
a famous GORHAM STERLING ORIGINAL and you
pay only one-half of open stock prices.
Just bdng the sterling you now own, regardless of
brand, age, weight, or monogramming, and select
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PI~n Progrqrn On Old Detroit
A program featuring slides IsoCiaUon of the Grosse Pointe
and a SJ)eaker from the Detroit Woods PresbyterianChurcll .0[1
Historical Society bas beeD T.uesday, Marcil 25. The title
planned for the Women's As. of the talk is "Famous Land.
. bet ..
GORDONfOf:
March 20. :1969
marks in Detrolt-Old Homes."
The a1terDoollwill begin at
1%:30 o'clock with a luncheon
at the church.
Mrs, Hugh McTavish will be
devotional leader for the day.
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Fine IArts To. Present ~~T~b~e~Goble, of Rivard boule.
famous Julie Harris, a
'A Sh I h k' former . D' . in
. ot n T e -ar present Grosse Pointe resident
. Rose Beige
Soft Gray
frosted
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,ostrich shoes
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,- It's like ostrich a la mode !Andiamo takes
'. ostHctl'piinted."lealner in pretty pastels,
then highlights the ostrich nubs with frosty
streaks of white. It's a scrumptious new look
for Spring!
$16.00 .
The Shoe Salon of
"W~lto1t.I'itr(t
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andiamo , @
The Shoe Sa/an of
Wattoa.J'itrU
lerd!"a' ., St, Qair Gross, 'oiat.
The salon that, gives you service with quality irl.,.the fit
PRE-EAsrER
CLEARANCE
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CHESS
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.. VALUlSTO $40 NOW $J5
SPECIAL CROUP OF 1f2 OFF
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Smartest Styles in Ladies Apparel
15J14 KERCHEVAL - "IN THE PARK"
822-2818
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Grosse Pointer, starred
the Broadway version. A
, and tine actress, Li Miller, of
lie t d S ------ M9Unt Vernon road, will play
an e tage" Will Provide New Perspec:tive for the role of cbief suspect.
Mystery.Corriedy at Players: Many_Pointers Other Pointers who round out
Involved in Production an excellent cast are Barbara
. '" Bailey, of Balfour road, James
Members and guests-of the Fine Arts Society of Hughes, of Trombley road, Mita
Detroit will view the mystery-comedy "A Shot In The Mikos, of Cranford lane, and
D~rk," by Marcel Achard, from a somewhat different Robert Rodger, of Lakecrest
vantage point Friday and Saturday evenings, March 21 lane.
and 22 t th PI I h The play is produced by Mr.
,a e ayers Pay ouse in East Jefferson avenue. and Mrs. RosswellBlack and
Dire~tor Cliff Badger, of---------- staged by Mr. and Mrs. Flank
Three Mile drive, has called ting. McDonald .. "A Shot In The
for a "canted stage," Mr .. Badger says, "This pro- Dark" is this season's third
He will tilt the playing area duction will. put all its em. performance by the 63.year-old
toward the audie,lce by cover. pbasis Oil the players and as Fine Arts Society - an organi.
ing the stage. with a nine.inch little as possible on their en- zation dedicated "to the pursuit
high platform, extending almost vironment. It will attempt to of all the arts."
to the footlights. The rear of con;:entrate on tlie characters ----the
platform will have a 12- and the story they have to tell. Two. St. Paul High School
inch elevation, thus providing When "A Shot In The Dark" students were in the winners
a "dynamic new dimension". enjoyed a suc~essful run in New 'circle at the annual Nubs Nob
and bringing the action closer York the maleJead was-Willialn Open Ski Races held March 16.
to the audience. Shatoer, now pOpular in Star BOY MARTIN took a first in
Black backdrops and a few Trek, a TV series. In tile Fine his division and BARB HOLpieces
'of furniture will com. Arts production this challenging LERBAt:H ;':!3Ced second in her
plete the stark and simple set. role will be .in .the hands of class. .
DRESSES. fORMALS. COCKTAIL DRESSES - /
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by, of and for Pointe W9men
Walton-Pierce Custom Collection
Spring i~ color, softness, romance the left is pink' French cotton brocade.and
new. So is the Walton-Pierce spring The 'shirtwaist and skirt hiterpretation
Made-To-Order Collection. Mrs. William for romantic evenings, On the right, is of
Rust Pierce told us feminine softness Swiss white organza, embroidered with a
ilnd charm were~motifs in the collection. bouquet of colorful flowers. The point .of
- ',' The two evening gowns sketched i11us- ~e",!s is the covered-up look with long
trate these points. The fitted gown on sleeves for evening .
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Entertaining ideas, for host- Traveling to Virginia for the SIDRE. of Franklin, N.C., in the
esses are a beautifully shaped wedding of LAURIE .ANN Post Chapel, Marine Corps
dress-tunic of golden: silk which WHITE, daugbter of MR.- and Base, Quantico, Va., February
.can be worn alone Or over ,bril~ MRS. BERNARD L. HATCH, of 14 were Pointers MRS. A. BOND
li~tly striped ',Wide, pants .. A Woodbridge, Va" and DENNIS \ PERSLEY, M.RS. RICHARD
one piece pant costume is of E. BROOKSffiRE, son of MR. SULLIVAN and WOODROW J;
mist green Swiss organza, deli. and MRS. JOSEPH H. BROOK- JOURDANNAIS.
«;ately patterned with, flowers ..
Mrs. Pierce' picked yellowcentered
.pink daisies for a
dress with long puffy sleeves
with shirred cuffs, a folded cummerbund
and l! wid~ skirt. In
the party mood, a turquoise
and. whitecotton brocade dress
shows a scoop neckline, a self.
belted waist,. and a gracefully
released skirt. The fuller skirt
is very definitely in the fashion
picture and !n the Made.To.
Order Collection.
Red, white and blue in t".e
custom collection is seen in an
interchangeable coat coor,dinat.
ed with two dresses. The ruby
red Swiss cotton matelasse coat
is marked at an Empire line
with a self.belt which slides
through the coat fabric. It is
ensembled with a navy matelasse
Empire line dress with a
band of ruby near the hem line.
A ruby. red, white and blue
printed long-sleeved Empire line
dress is a beautiful addition tothe
versatile ensemble.
What new collection would.
be complete without a jumper?
Mrs. Pierce combined a navy
French ottoman jumper with
a red, white and blue polka
dot blouse with gray. harlequin
ruffles at '.he neck and cuffs of
the long 'puffy sleeves.
Color. softness, romance and
ne.w" Welcome spring in its
counterpart, the Walton.Pierce
Made.To.Order Collection.
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DINNERS
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ROMANOFF
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16822 Kercheval
885-4.30
Set Diem-Lange Rites In August
The engagement of Sandra K.
Lange and Timothy J. Diem has
been announced by ber parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Lange,
of Saline, Mich. Tbe prospecti\'e
bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
C. J. Diem, of Torrey road, and
the late Mr. Diem.
An August 16 wedding is .planned.
Entertaining at their traditional,
St:' Patrick's. 'Day Party
Monday were the WILLIAM D,
GILBRIDES, of Radnor Circle.
-Miss Nancy s Hairdressers
Specializing In HaIr Coloring and Wigs
19877 MACK AVE .• 881-0761 • GROSSE POINTE WOODS
Closed Mondays
Open Wed., Sot. 8 o.m.-A p.m. • Tues ..ThurS .•Frl. 'til 9
68 KERCHEVAL on tbe Hill • GROSSE POINTE
A'goodcoat ••• in a wonderfully flattering
color. • • double breasted, empire waist for
additional chic • • • unmistakably Margaret
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. one from a .collectiun of \
d~signer coats to $4,95 • • ,
••• matching fibrane dress ovailable from $t!0 ..
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Champagne Toasts I Church Having Family Dinn.er
Tbe Second Lenten Family of the church' under the diree-
ATTENTION LAiliESl
graceful is tII. walk
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CHARM AND SKIN CARE
CLASSES ARE BEING HELD
AT THE PETER MORRI'SALON
AUlEBTA BOSSI"
20902 Mel:k Ave.
$19
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shoes
Romantic, feminine, very
beguiling _•• a smooth pump
with a double bow of
grosgrain across a
girlishly rounded
toe. In gleaming
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2'M' Idlon that givu "OU sermce wfth qutJUtJl In tJu lit
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70.00
A n9e 1 ' S of Mackinac Island
115 Kercheval Ave.
Grosse ?ointe Farms, Mic:h.
81. Clair Sh(ltes~ Rev. and Mrs.
Perry A. Thomas, 64 Moross
rOild;. Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene
Chosy, 364 Fisher road.
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Thursday, Mitch zo. '1969
Society News'Gathered from All of the Pointes
F . N · A t. t Dinner is being sponsored by tion of Mrs, ~obl!rt W. Sutor
orweg'lan' r IS the Commiss!on on Membership ton, Choirmasfl:r-orga~ist. Mra..
. and Eyangellsm of the Grosse Robert Roddewlg, chamnan of
Lawyers' Wives Meet Parch 25
The SPrin, llHleti.llj J. iba ..4Jtot.aeJ/ General's DeDartment
:e::=~J'~~~~
,Wives.
GrQ$se Pointe Lawyers. ,"Vell
wiU ~ held in the WashiDgton
R of th ,,-- . T.~' t
wtll IpiMIt .'IIe..t or~
crime, drugs aI\d .the Mafia.
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PfospecU.ve. membera aD d
guest.s are lDV1tedto attend the
meeting
It's true-moll.,ey sWl talks, oom,. e ~ri1an -- nex Deadline for reservations is . •
Pointe United Methodist Church the Commission on Membership but it Dever &i,vesitself away. Tuesday, Mar.::h 25, at nQOn. t ¥rid 'II ra" 21 -----
• on March 26 at6:30 o'clock. and Evangelism, has announced
, , omorrow, ay, ....a .... •
P..mfma~er . Ro~ Nes~h Feted at Bru~ch Muiscale in The guest preacher ~r' th";the n~mes of the, host couples
FoUowing luncheon, Vincent Ticket donation is $3.50. Mrs. To make ends meet today
Detroit Institute. of Arts Prior to evening will be the P.everend for thIS Lenten Dwner.
Don't make promises UIlless W. ~ersante, chief of the .Or- George Coticchio, 595 Lakeland, evezyone will have to do moreyou
expect to deliver the goo(Is. ganized Crime Division of Ute is accepting reservatioDs; mote doing without. Opening of His Exhibition Kenneth Callis, pastor of the They are: Mr. and Mrs. Don.
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_____ . _ , First United Methodist Churcb, aId Bentzen, 1335 HollywQOd;
Twenty.four round tables for eight displayed vH)rant Ypsilanti. He will be. speaking Mr. and Mrs. Noel fry, 1318
centerpieces in blue, white and red for the champagne on "A!!ew Church For A Ney.' Beaconsfiel~; Mr. and ~s.
brunch and musicale honoring dean of printmakers Rolf World. . The Rev. ~,' CallIS Charles Kline, 1622 PrestwIch
Nesch last Sunday March 16 at the Detroit Insft t f serve~ m the DetrOit ,area as ro~d; Dr. and ~Irs.. Robert
Arts H '1 th' I' . 1 U e 0 AsSOCiate Pastor (If St. Marks Priest, 1103 DevonshlJ'e; Mr.
. appl Y,.' e co ors represent the Amencan as well Methodist Church from 1952-54. and Mrs. Robert Roddewig, 1640
as the Norwegian flags. .~. ' Special music will be pre- Roslyn r 0 a d; Mr. and Mrs.
The floral arrangements, Washington, D.C.; Mr, and Mrs. sented by the Girls Ensemble Charles Sortor, 22636 Avalon,
created by Bill McDonald Barnett Malbio, of Birmingham- - I
of Southfield - remember- and Dr. and Mrs. Ernst Schey:
ed for his striking Bal"'Atp. er, of Detroit.
It It's trom Wright Kay, iI's Dislincti~e
cain decor at the museum Dr. Scheyer, professor of Art
last fall '- combined tulips History at Wayne state Univercarnations,
baby's breath sity and ~ long.time fri~d of
and iris in low "cushion" Nesch, will give a public leear~ngements
on wicker ture, ."Rolf Nesch and Print bi.
b . . Dovations," at the museum
es. .. Tuesday evening, March 25,
Because His Excellency Arne This first U S tro ~
Gunneng, Amb~ssador of Nor- of ''The Graphic ~ ~r~:H
way, and Mme. GtllJlleng were N hot . b Ell
unable to be present, they asked esc was organized 1! en
Tbt, Honorable and Mrs, FinD Sharp, curat;or of .Graphic Arts
Koren to hOst the event. Mr. at, the. DetrOIt ItlStit~te of Arts.
Koren. is Norwegian Consul MI~s Sharp w,as r~celved by the
General in Chicago,
,dor Gunneng is, the
the exhibition
.
Ambassa- a~st and his wife when she
patron of VISited Oslo J~st summer ~
was also their guest at his
mountain studio.inAal, between
SolKe Boot
Other guests at head tables Bergen and Oslo.
included Co u n s e lor Georg Mrs. Nesch accompanied her
KI:ane, press and .cl:ltural ;d- husband to Detroit for the ex.
fall'S. .N~rwegf~ Embas:;y tn. hibition opening: Now retired
formation Sel'Vlce, Washington, from the theatre, Mrs. Nesch
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Candy Dish
D.~;; The Honorable and Mrs. was Ragnhlld Hald, well.known
WilI!am Henry Caswe~ (Nor- in Europe for ber interpretation
wegan Consul for DetJ;olt); The of roles in play~ by Brecht and
H!,norable and ¥rs. Nonnan H. Ibsen.
BlI'krant (Austrian Counsel for d
Detroit); The Honorable and Mrs. Irving F.Burt6n coor i. _
Mrs. Edward Johansson (Swed- nated - arr~ngements . for the
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Thursday. March 20, 1969
Woman's ~Page
Fashions for All Featured at Dye
.Pots of violets provided a ladies of all ages and sizes.
"springy" touch for the Detroit The DYC Ladies' Card com.
Yacht Club's spring fashioll mittee, chaired by Mrs. C. Dale
~~ow last Tuesday, March 18. Barrett, sponsored the party.
Fashion Fits Every Figure"
Was the theme of the style Always be up and doing -that
parade, featuring clothes for way you'll never be counted out.
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"marine
SpeciahleJ anJ
naufical gift"
• His ,Lordship Jewelry
• Dockley's Spredrcse
(easy course plolter)
.Sperry Topsider
Safety Boat Shoes
• 8inoculars
• Nautical Lamps
• Canadian Charts
If it'. "."tic.1 but
nice, we've got it!
Browse
the
ship's
wheel
19605 Mack
Open Daily''',
Fridays "II •
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Fall Bride.
SHIP'S WHEEL fAMOUS HORPOLE
An O~tober
being planned
25 wedding is
by CHRISTINE
Sailing Jackets with the hidden hood
TRZECIAK and Nick Ruggeri.
whose engagement has been an.
21.50 VALUE --------$17.95
nounced by her parents, 1\1

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G R OS S E POI N TEN IEW S Thursday, M.r~h 20, 196,9
Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes
Symphony Juniors Set Cabaret Benefit
. " Iinformally at tables, where re- George Stephens, Mrs. D. Pier.
French C.fe Atmosphere Planned for Light Guard freshDlents will, be served. Cost son Smith and Mrs. Dennis A.
Armory Concert. Proceeds to Swell Detroit of the tables for four is $16 or Darin, Jr., head the ticket sello
h t : M' t F d $20. Proceeds will be donated ers' committee.
rc es ra s am enance un \ to the Symphony's Maintenance Decorations chairman Mrs.
' The Junior Women's Association for the Detroit Fund. John E.S. Scott wants to create
Symphony Orchestra will sponsor Open Night at theGo.chair~en of the benefit Ithe, feel~g of a 'paris cafe.
Cabaret Concerts, the annual spring series featuring the are Mrs .. Gilb~rt W. Hague a~d She s planned an eIght-foot-tall
D t 't S, h 0 h t . f "J' h" Mrs. Roy Lemweber. The tn. copy of the Toulouse-Lautrec
e ~Ol ) mp ~~y .rc es ra In progra~s 0 l~ t vitations committee includes the lady used on the invitations as
mps)C at DetrO)t sLIght Guar.d Arm.o!}' m East EIght Mesdames Bernard N e Iso n a focal point in the Armory"s
Mlle road, on Wednesday even mg. Apnl 16. Craig, Burton H. Bouwkamp, lobby. ,
Th gr ft' ~ Roger Page, William D. Joyce She'll place a lantern.type
e pro am, ea urm~ , Rhodes begins at 8:30 John Ziegler and Donne A. Dip: street lamp Dear the "lady"
g u est conductor Arthur I O'clock: pie. 'an~ a picket fence at the audio
Fiedler and pianist Beth I The audience will be seated Mrs Paul J. Lay, Mrs. totlum entrance.
--------------------------. -------- She'n'use topiary trees, too,
in hot pink, purple, orange and
yellow l1bade. And of course
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CANDLES. BASKETS. PORCELAINS. PRINTS
JOIN THE PARADE TO
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.J5'300 KERCHEVAL ,"in the Park" - 821.9320
FOR EASTER BASKETS • DECOUPAGE
• BASKETS • PRINTS • LIDS • ETC,
MAIZE TOTES FOR NEEDLEPOINT
WILLOW TOTES FOR NEEDLEPOINT
Beautiful Spring Candle Arrangements
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HORNUNG'S. SHOES
245 Pifirce St.
Birmingham
MI 4-0911
114 Kercheval
Grosse Pointe Farms
TU 2-5968
Distinguished Early American Farmhouse
THERE ARE ~HREE VERY IMPORTANT THINGS TO LOOK FOR
WHEN BUYING A HOllIE - (1) I.OCATION - (2) LOCATION - (3)
LOCATION. TmS HOME HAS ALL THREE.
It ;s also very attractive an'; has ample accommodations for ::'e growing family
with children; yet is compact and flexible enough lor u~" by the executive who
entertains extensively and wants his "SUCCESS TO SHOW A LITTLE,"
Included are a paneled library with pegged flooring; family room with a raised
hearth-pullmon bar and pegged flooring; full dining room, modern kitchen with
all built.ins; lavatory, master suite consisting of a bedroom.sitting room and bath;
4 additional bedrooms ond 3 bolhs; moids rOom and both, paneled games roam
with bor.lavotory and wine room.
.,Other frntures consist of 0 Mueller split system climatic control heating plant;
copper plumbing, individually controlled air condilioni">I, for main rooms, elec.
trically operated garage doors, and a lovely landscaped and fenced site, 120xl75
feet in size.
THIS ALL ADDS UP TO ONE OF THE FINEST OFFERINGS
OF ITS KIND NOW ON THE MARKET
MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU?
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MIMIUI 0' THE DETROIT AND OROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE IOARDS
Braneb ollice. In
DETROJT - GROSSE POINTE - ST, CLAIR SHORE - FARMINGTON
she'll see that candles center
each table!
Soroptimists
Present Award
Richard Anthony Brown is the
first prize winner of a $100
United States Savings Bond in
the Soroptimist Foundation Citizenship
Award Contest sponsored
by the Soroptimist Club
of Grosse Pointe. Richard lives
in St. Clair Shores and is a sen.
, ior at Notre Dame High School.
He plans to continue his edu.
cation in the fields of Science
and Mathematics at the Univer.
sity of Michigan.
His winning essay will go on
to cQmpete in the District Three
-all of the State of Michigan-
Contest. The State winner will
compete in the Midwestern Re.
• gionalContest in which the winning
award is $1,000.
Richard and his parents will
be honor guests of the Soropti.
mist Club of Grosse Pointe at
a dinner meeting at the Grosse
Pointe War Memorial Center
Wednesday 'evening, March 26.
Members of all service clubs in
Grosse Pointe have been invited
to attend. Speaker will be Dr.
Marjorie Peebles Meyers.
Dr. Meyers is a well-known
Detroit physician who was des.
ignated .Outstanding Physician
in Michigan for 1968 by .the
Michigan State Medical Society.
She will speak on "Medicine
In A Changing Society."
June Bride
AGES
8.16
Iweddi~g Plans
For Local!Pair
The Friday Book Review
Group of the Women's Associ.
At a family dinner at the alion of Grosse J'ointe Memori.
Country Club last Saturday ev. al Chui'ch will precede their
ening, details were completed book review in the. Church
for the forthcoming marriage of Fellowship Hall on Friday,
Mark' Chancellor Stevens, of March 21, with II 1 o'cloCk tea.
with the clluple to Florida
March 28. Mrs. Sheppard will
serve as the bride's matron of
honor.
After luncheon at the Moun. I
tain Lake Club, the newlyweds
Planning Ii June 21 wedding will fly to New York before
in Grosse Poi n t e Memorial proceeding the next. day. to
T London and lJ,ome, concluding
Church are ELIZABETl. CUR. their European stay with a
TIS MOWER and Jon Brian few days in TaQrDlina.
Gandelot, whose engagement They will return to Detroit
wa" ,mnounced by h~r parents, April 20, and will make their
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Vernor home in Moross road.
Mower, of Roosevelt place and .
Ironton, Mich., at a family dinner.'
JET.SET
Lisa currently teaching a.tI Success will never come to the
Ferry' SchQoI, was graduated ~enow .who tries to make ~th
from Grosse Powte High School weekends meet. .
and Michigan State University .
and has pursued graduate stud.
ies at Wayne State University.
She is a granddaughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lee
Smart, of Grosse Pointe. I
The prospective bridegrOom'1
son of Mrs. Howard Gandelot,
of North Shore drive, St. Clair'
Shores, fonnerly of Hampton
road, and the late Mr. Gandelot,
was president of his Grosse
Pointe High School 1962 graduating
clalis, received his Bache.
lors degree 'in Economics from
the University of Michigan,
where he served as president
of Chi Psi social fraternity; and
will receive his Juris Doctor degree
in June from Wayne State
University. Law ~chool, where
he is a member of Delta Tl:eta
Phi legal fraternity.
Sometimes :the less youbave
to do with certain people the less
you are worse 011.
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Fine Food & Cocktails
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10721 WHiniER AVE. set:::'k~l~?er
INFORMATION & 'RESERVATIONS
CALL 371.2484
Lunch,s Served Until 4:30
tJlze
(Jrosse flJol;nte 8tudio
PRESENTS A GROUP EXHIBITION
BY THE ARTISTS OF THE
flJointe 8tudt'o 6fen
Claire Balland Dr. Marion Jocz
Marge Brown Marguerite Joseph
Zena Carnaghi Richard Kray
Mary Enzer M. Sterling Loud
Carol Hackman Doris MacCallum
Betty Prudden
NOW THRU APRIL 15th
6Jhe (Jrosse- [JJointe cltudio
395 FISHER ROAD 886-6694
HOURS: Closed Mondays. Tues. & Wed. 1 T to 5.
Thurs. 1:30 to 5:00. Fri. 1:30 to 7 :30. Sat. 11 to 3.
3 Hours from flte "Pointes"
A CAMP FOR GIRLS
2 OR 4 WEEK SESSIONS
580 Acres of Wooded Area with the winding Chippewa River
to odd to the charm of ,he wildlife sett;".
• HORSEMANSHIP •
English cr Welte", Riding
Care of Horses ond Tacle
Trail Rides-Horsedudy-Hone Show
• SWIMMING.
Red Cross Instructionl
60.25 Pool, Heoteer, and Lighh
• FARM ANIMAL PRAGRAM •
• Comp Out. • Littl. Th.atr. • Arch.ry •
Qualifi.d Counselon • Modern Focilitie.
OWNERS
Wh, Don't You Writ. MR. AND MRS. TED McCULLOUCH
2955 STEPHANIE COURT,
US '.r. 'rochur. DRAYTON PLAIN!, MICH. _~
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Hook Review Group To Meet
Moross road, and Serena Ailes The tea will be bostess"d by
Worcester, of Ridge road. ' '"
Mrs. John Finch, chairman,
The ceremony will take place assisted by the Mesdames
at noon on April 3 in the Moun- Ralph Caldwell, William Hall,
'ain L~ke, Fla.,. home of l\~r. Stanley Kenu, Hulda Martin,
Stevens brother-In-law and SIS- Frank ,McIntyre, William Morse,
ter, the Ja'!1es H. Shepp~rds, of R Iph Netting and Floyd Sec-
Grand RapIds. I a
The bride's brother, Edgar .
H. Ailes, who will attend Mr. BR.tDA L PA RT IES
Stevens as best man, wOl fly
Let Helena design your bridal veil
and headpieces for the entire
wedding party - mothers, too,
Custom work, Crowns, Complete line
of milliliel'Y supplies.
112 off .on all winter material
Inquire about millinery &.
shoe covering classes
JJetena ~ .mfAne,.t)
.:..$~ppf'J.Stt~Ji~
1290I Kelly . DR 1.8425.
(Across from Denby High)
Hours: 10 to 5, cloj~d Wed.
. \
rest. Miss Iva Hooper and Miss
Pearl Hooper 'Vill assist, too.
Following tea will be the
meeting and program. Mrs.
Vincent C. Leonard, better
known as Virginia Leonard,
author of the NEWS column
"Wllat goes on at YourLi.
brary," w;ll review "Of Diamonds
and Diplomats" by Letitia
Baldridge.
Greeters for the day will be
Mrs. William Barton, Jr., and
Mrs. Raymond Eddy. Mrs.
Kenn will give the devotions.
FJN.&!'mtS ~' aXNCE 1910
SPECIAL SELLING!
From our Regular Stock
111i1tkCapes, Stoles
Timed for Easter! Our
,ver~ special selling of
beautiful Mink Capes and
Stoles in Natural Ranch,
, Autumn. Haze * and
- TOlii-malihe'* ., .
.TM Emba Mink Breedera'
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, AslIoc.
Furs Labeled For
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t&lJins Furs
47 Adams East, Detroit - Park Free, Adjacent to St~re
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; are the frills clouding the facts? ~
:/1 Are our area rugs so dramatk: and so dazzling that we"re labeled $
~ across the board as an "arty, avant-grade line? The fact of the matter ~
$ is . . . Cabin Crafts balances every daring, spectacular design with a,",
~ conservatively beautiful carpet. Like "Hatteras" made of Acrilan@ ~
~ acrylic. . one of many sound, basic carpets sporting the CABIN ~
~ Cabin Crafts label. Get Beautiful and the Basics ... from CRAFTS ~
: i~~H Ed Maliszewski ;
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Thursday, March 20, 1969
Woman'sPage -. •
Offlcers Named. by BraUle Club
Grosse Pointe Braille Club
members elected Mrs. John E.
Ellis president for the coming
year at their annual meeting
held earlier this month at Stouffer's
Eastland.
Other newly'nam':d offjcC!:~
are 1Ifrs. Benjamin J. McLach.
!in, vice-president, Mrs.• Wilbur
A. McClellan, secretary, and
Mrs. Gerald Murphy. treasurer.
Additional appOintments made
by ,Mrs. Ellis are Mrs. W. A.
Huegli, assignment chairman,
Mr,s. Pl:Jlip Brusoe, membership
~irman, Mrs. Prosper DeCos.
ter, bindery chainnan, Mrs.
Ken net b Coleman, publicity
chairman, and Mrs. Lawson Pot-
The Club's -June meetin:. will
be held in the Algonac home of
former Pointer Mrs. John Huetternan,
Jr. '
Mothers Of Twins
ter, teacher. The .IlIichigan Organization of
Club members transcribe books Mothers of Twins Club has
and other materials into braille ,scheduled its Board meeting for
for use by the blind, using a Thursday, April 1'1,at io o'clock
Literary Code for textbooks and in the morning in the Saginaw
fiction, the \ Nemith Code for home of Mrs. Robert Ruth, to
mathematics and science works plan the group's fifth annual
and also transcribillg music convention to be beld May 17
materials. . and 18 in Warren.
Be Lord of the Manor
, 'n Your Own Mini-Estate
, Traditional ele9anc~ blended with a floor plan
as modern as tomorrow.
K,ng-sized Slate Foyer Four Family Bedrooms
Cozy paneled Library
Gener~u:> 22 ft. Living Room
Adequate Closet
Rustic Recreation
Space
,Room
Secluded Dining Room ' with Fireplace
Ropmy Kjtchen 'Large, beautiful landscaped
Cheerful Breakfast Room Lot
Call us lor complete details.
TAPPAN
884-6200,
On.tWili
THE
FATAL
MARRIAGE
A Lion was so grateful to a 'little Mouse for setting him free
. from a hunter's trap that he told the Mouse to choose anything
in the Worldthat he wanted.
The Mouse was so ambitious that he said he wanted the Lion's daughter
to be his wife.
. The Lion knew 'that this was a very stupid choice, but a promise was
a promise; so he sent his daughter, a big Lioness, to marry the Mouse.
She became so excited when she saw her husband-to-be that she acci.
dentally stepped on him and .that was the end of the Mouse.
The Moral ...
the best thing for us!
P.s.
the best thing for us!
What we think we want is not always
Ar; the man said, "What we think we want is not always
Whenever there is the shadow of a doubt: Be safe! Consult experts!
When it comes to a major move like lioness, mouse, and marriage:
Consult a marriage broker.
'1it's (( major move in IzOW8S: Counsult liS!
19 KERCHEVAL
(next to Punch. & Judy Tb.eatre)
~ ORl1\ND
.. • RE1\RTY
~JtREAlTORS.
GRdSSE POINTE NEWS
'by, of and .for Pointe
Center Sets Class
In Eggs-Decorating
Ukrainian Division of Illternational institute Offers' In~
,struetion in Ancient. Art of Pysanky.
on Palm Sunday' Afternoon'
The Annual Easter Egg Decorating sessions will be
held Palm Sunday afternoon, March 3D, in Grosse Pointe
War Memorial's Crystal Ballroom. There will be two
sessions; one at,2 o1cIock and one at 3:30.
Instruction in this art

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GROSSE POINTE N~WS
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Thunclay. ~arch 20. 1969
Society News Gathered from All of th€( Pointes
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Bonsai, Tray Garden
Workshop Planned
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196918 a.
B@p.. b'i~a.. Y@ar
THE WOMEN'S REPUBLICAN UUB
OF GROSSE POI NTE
-immes you to joirt
Ef"~OYStimulating Monthly :Meetlngs-
Outstanding. Speakers
DU~ $4.00 - Fifl "' ..... au _H to M,.. Waite, H.
Scta.itt - _ ........ _1Itae, 271 ... ..,... c;.... .01.....
Fa"... Midi. 48236 or ...... 111-6017_
ADDRESS _ _ .
PHONE
TU 6.3800
For the man who thought he had everything
TRULY ONE of the Pointe's most famous mansions, this particular
estate has been featured in several books depicting the "great
houses" of the mid-west. To the student of architecture this
house is symmetrically perfect, and a pure example of the antebellum
Southern Colonial. Because of its balancing wings the
house appears to be larger than it actually is. There are just four
family bedrooms on the second floor, and three sleeping rooms
for live-in help over the kitchen wing. The correspondil'g wing to
the service wing is an enormous garden room, dressing rooms and
and swimming pool. Better wait until you have a few minutes to
listen before you call us on this one.
Contact either of the realtors listed below:.
PURDY & EDGAR
ASSOCIATES
63 Kercheval Ave.
In the Colonial Feder~1 Bldg.
886-6010.
,
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a D~N (14-ft. long), a separate breakfast room, a paneled recreation
room. a 2-car garage, etc. And those of you who have been searching for
that 3.bedr~ Colonial in-earnest, will no doubt quickly'recognize its
value. Pri~ at $31,900. For complete particulars and appointment
arrangement!i, contact one of our consultants too ..)'.
19 KERCHEVAL,
ExclU!iVe by
I :Memorial.
Mrs. Harold W. Bailey IChurch Group.,
will give instruction to From Another Pointe of, View Meet Tu' esda.'V.
members and prospective J.
members during the mom- ... -
ing, from 10:30 to noon, and (Continued from P"e'15) The Gros..:e Pointe Congregain
the afternoon, from 1 to . - tIona1 Church Women's Assoc:-
2:30 o'~lock. of tkkets,wbieh may only be purelwed in eomplete iation will bold group meetings
Point. Garden Center Sponsors Program to be Pr.. III order to keep the elasses books, (~o single tickets are IniJahle). next Tuesday, Milreh 25.
sented in Two Sessions Morning and Aftef\ of workable size, reservations othet AlI5manee League ladles .dlfely, engaged in Groups Six and Eight will
, ,- should be made by eallin, the next year' Celebrity 8eriel ""..... 1... are Mrs F.dward gather for a 9:15 o'clock brunch
noon,. Next Thursday ot War Memorial Garden Center room, 881-4594, Eldridge Mr A F K I l~ Tb .v b' t at the h?me of .Mrs. Herbert
----. -. - . . either today from 10 to .. o'clock ,~... 0 ow , 1aD. omas er les, Towson m McKmley. avenue.
Tray gardens and Bansal MIl be combmed subjects or Friday afternoon from 2 to Mn. A.,V. KinDer, Mrs. Joe Klag, Mrs. SidQey Terry, Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Albert
at the next Gro~ Pointe Garden Center Bonsai Work- .. o'clock. At tile same times Mrs. Herber H. Hagermoser, Mn, Eage.e Korameier, Miller and Mrs. Kell;Deth Kopshop
on Thursday, March 27, at the Grosse Pointe War l'eservatiolls may be made for Mrs. William T. Ireland, Mrs. J. Addison Bartush, Mn. pen. !\:Irs. Ralph Kimble will
----------- - a saDdwich lunch to be served John Gehlert, Mrs. MelYin Duffy, Mn. J. Edward Vu- present a book review of "Amerfrom
12 to 1 o'clock. Horn, Jr., Mrs. DonaldPokomy ud Mrs, Caller H. ica's Old Masters" byF1e~-
Pointers who wish to attend Worrell. n!!r. .
the BoIlsai Worksbops may join - - • Group Two will be welcomed
the Garden Center with aDDual Cilbert A"d Sullivan Afternoon .., for luncheon at 12:30 o'clock
dues of $3. ~y ~rs. Edward SChutte in her
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Harley G.' Theatre Arts' third progam of the 'year will be McKmley avenUe home. Mrs.
Higbie and Mrs. Monte J. Ede. presented Friday March 28, at 1:30 o'clock at The Homer Wyckof! and Mrs. Har.
len are chairmen of the Bon. Players' Playhouse in East Jefferson avenue. old Barthel will sene as co- -
sai Workshops which have been The performanCe will be a selection of songs from I,ostesses. The program wiD be
supported by many people Gilbert d S II' ed b "Experiences in the Ministry"
eager to learn how to create an u IVan direct y Mrs. Joseph N. Jen- presented by Mrs. (leorge
miniature trees for use ill their nings and Mrs. Robert Schultheiss and produced by Mrs. Pruessner.
homes .and gardens. l:l'rank Finney and Mrs. Joseph Mengden. . Group Three will meet, a~
Now instruction Is being ad. Pointers singing in the cast include Mrs. John for luncheon, at 12:30 .o'cloek
d~ in the art of composing DenIer, Mrs. Ellsworth Allison, Mrs. Walter Bailey. in the Church Lounge. Co-hoSminiature
sllnd gardens on Mrs. William Buchinger, Mrs. Arnold DeGaetano and tessing will be Mn:. JamesWU.
trays, in the Oriental maDDer. Mrs. Henry :q. Klein. COX,Mrs. Norman Boxwen and
. Mrs. Charles GibsOn. Carolyn
Waldorf School Benefit A tea,. with the dual purpose of. honoring past- Wicks will spe* abput ~ trip
presiden~s who have been. asked' to pour and of intro- to the United Nations. ./
The Detroit Waldorf School ducing candidates for membership in the ~omen's the- An 8 o''I1oekmeeUDg wOl be
Benefit Cohcrn series will pre- ater group, will follow the musical afternoon. held by Group Four in the:SUD.
sent Bernard Katz in a piano - - . • Dingdale drive. home ofMrl.
NAME recital for the family this Sun- Folli.. Brelkfast Ku~ Tech. Mrs. James Maekin-
................................................................... day. March 23, at 4:30 o'clock tosh, Mrs. Robert McCullough
..... ~.~ & ~ " u ~.... ~o.rmatiOD
at the Waldorf SChool in Burns Mrs, JobnO. HptiDgs, Mrs. WGlIam H. KHngbeU and Mrs. Tom Williams will be
avenue, Detroit. There will be and l\lrs. Walter R. Howell, Jr., ticket co-ehairmei) of the co.bostesses. The Group will
an admission charge of $3 for Junior Leagne's "Follies and Fwuls lor Detroit .. Invited here speakers AI Boer, director,
!idults, $1 for students: Further 21 ticket captains to join them for a St. P.hick's Day ~d Dorothy Kispert, day care
may beobtsined by breakfast last Monday at ehe Powe House in Maek director, from the Franklin
calling 822-0000. avenue.. Settlement House.
I-
. The ladles disea,ssecl detalls of sellmg IJld dlItrib,dlng
tickets for the FoUles, to be presented by tbe Junior
T. RAYMOND JEFFS
REAL ESTATE
81 Kercheval
TU 1.1100
Lel&"'Ueof. Detroit May 23 and 24 in Ford Auditorium,
(for additrOnal information on these Follies we refer you
to this week's Pointers of Interest, Janet Wrn~e and
Jolpl Halter, who told US all ahaut them.m a reeent
interview). '.,
The ,ticket captains are Mrs. Sterlblg Berry Mrs.
Horace Carpenter, Mrs. James Collins. Mri. Kiehard
Johnson, Mrs. Robert Lambreebt, Mrs. Kevin McGarry,
Mrs. MOes O'BrJoen, Jr., Mrs. James Rauh, Mrs. F. James
Robinson, JI, Mrs. CbarlesL. Taylor, Mrs. Clune Walsh,
Mrs. Jeremy Webster. Mrs. DavId WIgton, Mrs. Thomas
Baumgarten, Mrs. Thomas, Cou~ter, Mn. B~nry Ewald,
Mrs. Peter Higble~ Mrs. WUUam Hurley, Mrs. Ower(
Keller, Jr., Mn. Robert MWlg~ .aildMn.91enn Moore•.
_ 11 •. '
Parenh' Everiinl' ' -'. 1.
Dr. Esther Cava, clinical psychologist and staff
member of the North~astern Wayne Courity/CbildGuidance
Clinic., is the .featured speaker in a two-part dJ.s.
~ussion senes that's proving to ~ of speciill interest to
parents. .. . ".. . c •
Thefirstp1'9wm, presentedrlaal ~~ay ,evening,
was devoted to the child in the fjve to l~~year age group~
The second, to be presented next Tuesday evening. will
focus on the adolescent. ' .
The public is most' welcome at these discussions
sponsored by the Clinic's Assistance League with Mrs:
Donald Siegal in charge of arrangements. They're being
held at the Grosse Pointe Main Library, Kercheval' at
Fisher road, beginning at 8 O'clock. Admission donation
is $1. " c •
Skiers Enjoy Trip to 'Vail
The Grosse Pointe War Me. Sid Club members was seen in
morial's Adult Ski Club Trip two slalom races, one for the
to Vaii, Col., which began women and one for the. men.
Marcil 7 wIth a 5 a.m. bus trIp Betty Sue Paile. 910 Forest.
from .the W~ Memorial to Met. dale road, Royal Oak, WIS first
ropohtan Airport, ended on for the women, followed by
Sunday, March If., after, 10 'Marilyn Rizzo in sealnd place
days of "excellent weather and and Barbara Ekelman, 12'1
snow." , Belleview,'Mt. Clemens in
With 96 enthusiastic skiers third. •
making up the group r~, CorbIn EIl~()tt, 31~ ~coDd
trip chairman and co.trip lead. avenue, Detroit. was first m the
er Re>'. Ciavola, 1303 Devon. men's race. Ed Wahl, 7'10 Shel"
shire, and trip leaaer William den, was s~cond and Rex Cia-
Adams, 1012 Yorkshire road, vola came m thlr~.
had their hands full. N~xtyear'. trip Is eagerly
awaited.
But when the trip's only mis.
hap turned out to be the loss I d fr- I N
of one pair of skis somewhere . n us la urses,
enroute, (compared to the loss .. - •
of 45 pairs of skis on last year's Me!'lbers of, the D~U:(llt I!1'
trip). the. cares of the two trip dustrial Nu~ Assoc/atio~ Will
leaders were considerably les. gath~ for .tiJell IJ.10nthlydinner
sened. meeting this eveDUlg. Thursday,
.. March '20, at 6 o'clock In the St.
The skllng was punctuated Regis Hotel to hear Robert F
by tro~t fishing ill the icy KrInde1, M.D., Chief of Emer:
mountam streams and a round gency Henry Ford Hospital
of ~ktall.p,rties. The :Wllliam speak' on the Acute Abdomen:
HarrItys, 1377 Devonshire, the Reservations are being taken
Paul Rizzos, 38 Warner road, by Jane Crippen, R.N., 825and
the V. J. Von. Bergs, 725 4600, Extension 2011.
North Rosedale court, r,wn con. I _
dominiums In the area and BLUEPRINT
hosted a party for the group Make pllns for the futureon
Thursday. March 13. any train of thought Is useless
The competitive spirit of tbe without a timetable ..
the
fun
one
AppeariDI U. ,the Eastern !lact ia Beverly road ..
Michigan Umversity Players' a recent' visit with the HAltproduction
of "An ltaUe Straw OU> RAYKOND BOYEBS. of
Hat," to be presented Il.areh East J..fferson avenue at their
26 thro gb 30' EMU' Quirk '
Auditor~um"is ~u so;homore winter home ia PalDl Beaeb,
ANNE GILlJS. d Kensington Fla., are ~ aDd MRS. JAKES,
road. playing "Helene." I. McCLINTOCK. '
..... .fist_ mllege' likes ..
Wen: tat.\nJ liP more apace uo.., at ll'rIIIkIla
Pierce. aoo.era on tile .aIlorw of. Pearl)'
Lake III the ~01Wbloek "doll. W!Ie'*!.!! -
m1IIIOIl UbraJ')' topped off lIla. II~~ror~rn
facll1tie1. Where.. f......... of
SO & U1 excellent Ubenl uta eQ1ICatioll
beJpecl buUd. elUOllinent from 84 to flO/I m
jlllt $ yean. Students who wUlbe toPl ill •
fast-pace

ThunclIY. March 20. 1969
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MILDREDBRIc4s An equal opportunity employer.
PIANO and THEOIti .
BRIGGS MUSIC Srl>IO RECEPTION!,ST. Rliquires 41,2
15 K cheval Punch -i.d Judy days, . in"luding 2 evenings.
er ~~. Expenence not essential.
Building.' Must be able to type. Reply
Gro,sse Poin , ' Box Z-5, Grosse Pointe News.
TUxedo 2- BARBER, part time; future,
. full time. G r 0 sse Pointe
PUNCH AND WDY, Woods area. Reply Box A.I0,
MUSIC STUlIOS Grosse Pointe News,
Guitar J Piano
Guitar Rental $d-~alea
15 Kerch';"al
Grosse Point6 F~S
Tt1 . 4-tKO, Bes. £' 8-3399
2B-TUTORING ,
i
PIaVATE G
YOUR O~ E~
All subjects; all grades ..
, Adults llnd clillMn. Cer.
tified teachers. I
DETROIT ~:,' 'JBURBAN
TUTORING i3 RVICE
ICE 7~
COMMlo,JliY
TUTORIN( SERVICE
MRS. LOUIS~~;JUCK DIREC-
TOR Tutoring degrl'e teach.
ers available all subjects for
grades high s ~l, college and
adult educati~
339 MfriWeather
TUXi14-2820
OPENINGS OR TEACHERS
Gross . oin~!~"-"_s __
2D-C0I'I ALESCENT
cARl
VACANC1~ in private home
for an ulatory aged and
senile. tes $190 per month.
Lic~ 777.()425,
6ROSlE POINTE NEWS
llSSIFIED ADS
j Call TUxedo 2-6900- 3 Trunk Line$ To Serve You Quickly- Your Ad Can Be Changed
!. ,
EXCELLENT and efficient ironing
in my home. Experienced
with all work. Also ladies
alterations aod mending 885-
3570. _,
COOKING. Will live in 5 days.
VAlley (-3419.
WOULD lilre ciay wort cleaning.
Every day but Wednesday.
823~.
THE PRESIDENT Of an Inter- LADY desires' ironing, light
national Service Organization housework. Companion work.
is looking for a secretary. . VAlley 4.2011,
The position will last for 14 EXPERIENCED woman wishes
months, June 1st, 1969 to office deaning. References.
July 31, 19'70. Mature lady 54
preferred, wit h executive Can 832.34 '
secretary experience. Since LADY WISHES Tuesday. and
the president will travel ex. Wednesdays, cleaning. $13,
tensively, the secretary must carfare, References. 921-3289.
be capable of telephcne dictation,
handling ClJrrespon- WOMAN LIVING near Grosse
- dence independently, taking Pointe wants work, cleaning.
ca're of travel 'arrangements References. Call 331-5517.
and similar duties. Ideal posi- EXPERIENCED lady wishes
tion fornewIy retired or re- Monday, Friday, Saturday,
cenUy married secretary or $15 and carfare. Beferences.
lady WIlling to hol\! temporary 98position.
Good salary with life 567.33
insurance coverage. Please RELIABLE woman with refer.
send brief resume to Box ences wishes Thursday. 571.
B.20, Grosse Pointe News. 4402.
-- LADY WANTS DAY WORK.
FULL TIME TELLER Telephone 823.2852
LIVE IN overseas domestics
N8Uonal Bank 01 Detroit ba, an available for placement in
opening for a full .time teller your horne. .
lit our Grosse Pointe office. FIT FOR A QUEEN AGCY.
This position offer,~ excellent 352.1090
. starting wages, Pleasant ~rk-
Ing conditions and training 5B-EMPLOYM-ENT
which allows you to earn BUREAU
while you leam. Apply in per- . - --son
Monday through Friday EFFICIENT WORKERS Em.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 17449 E. ployment Agency has experi.
Jefferson Ave., or call 88S- enced day w~rkt:rs, general
1514. An equal opportunity houst;work. llve'1D8. cooks.
employer. LOrame fl-3118.
2 BEDROOM apartments starting
at $19~. Only a few left.
Brand new. Villa Du Lac,
Marter Road near Jefferson,
771.0900.'
GROSSE POINTE Park:-Som.
erset. Lower six rooms, garage,
$125. Call 886-5278,
---_._- _. __ .__._--
GRAYTON~-room upper, ex.
cellent condition; ex c Ius I v e 8867100
area, no children or pets, 882.
LUXURY OCEANVI EW
APARTMENT
AT FREEPORT,
IN THE BAHAMAS
FIFTH FLOOR. 2 bedrooms, 2
batblJ. Brand new, profession.
ally decorated, com pIe te
kitchea, 40' balcony, bar. Pr0vides
maximum privacy for
2 couples or family of 4. save
OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY
Largest SelecUoD of Resale
Clotbing in Area.
New sportwear and lingerie
ro to 75% Off •
Original Price
Fall Clothing TUell
on Conaignment for
FISCHER amal1 graDd, r.efinished
anti que white,
'guaranteed. and delivered.
Terms. $1,375.
RENT
Lowrey Organ, $14.95 month,
lessons included. East Detroit
COllServatory of Music. Call
Mr, Bodin, 7'15-8099.'
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'2E-,4)C:H~LS 4-HELP' WANTED 6-FORRENT- 6-FOR RENT- ' 6C-OFFICES FOR RENT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLEs FOR SALE
Cw,ifie~ Deadline BETHEy'iAY CARE CENTER MALE High School or college" (Unfurnished) (Unfurnilh.cll) GROSSE POINTE "VILLAGE"
Is Tuesday Doon,. 12 p.m., 211 MOROSS RD. student wanted for U&ed ear NEFF _ 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, GROSSE POINTE PARK _ 2- Offices - desk space - parkiDl
for all new copy, chlll1ges of blks east of lot. Part-time work for Els. fireplace, porcbe$, laral'e. bedroom flat, stove, refrigera. TU 5'()518 TU 2-7252
copy and cancellations. It is E101 FQrd X-way) ter vacation. See Jim Binder, Adults. References. TtT 5.~. tor, heat. ~uple only. Rent .D-RESORT PROPERTY'
'suggested that all real estate LJa.m. tlu..u 6 p.m. Used Car Lot, Cook Ford, $110 TUxedo 6-2822.' g
copy be submitted to our of- ges 21,2 thru 5 16801 Mack at Cadieux. TU 2-BEDROOM COlner apartmet!t. . FOR RENT
flce b;yMonday 5 p.m. 881 758-5438 2-77lf1. top floor. Prestige buDding. SPACIOUS studio apartment to
, ' . . .' ~afayette Park' ~a: Carpet- ~ublet. Luxurr apartment bu~d- SUMMER HOME
Cho'- .... -12W. ord. for $1.25 3 lOST AND FOUND WAN 1 ,!ED~ BeGaUtiClanpolnWltb 1 o1. mg and drapenes mcluded. mg 011 Detroit River. All dUWi• 200 it. of private beach, Late
.... ,,, •..- ~ 1--/0(,) .. owmg £or rosse Sa .• te Contact agem at Woodward 1. ties. includ~d. Doorman an se- Huron:. One hoUl' from Detroit
IOC each additional wllrd LviI:: 5 m~tb old kitten, buck Iou. 884.2090. 6955. cunty &ervlce. 569-2399. Five bedrooms, newly decor-
Ca II J"th WhiU:. face and feet. KINDERGARTEN tea c her, ated,. aU col1veruences, week,
TUxedo 2-6900 ear Kensmgton IUld Mau- small, private nursery school, 4 BEDROOM. 21,2 bath resi- CSA-FOR RENT month. 881-3821.
ee. TUxedo 5-0036. .' mornings. Reply to Box X.IS, dence on Hilltop setting in (Fu",iahed)
3 Trunk Lines 1 Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Farms. No ROSEVILLE-furnisb d Idtcben. FORT LAUDERDALE
OWl 1.u..:S IlTATIOHI ..... HELP WANTED. .' ~~~, ~~ptet; :e~ar c~=: ettes and Olle bedr~m .ap.art- OCEANFRONT, luxUry town.
DOWNTOWN AREA 4A-HEL" WANTED -r-v "'" -..... ts W pay all o.lHtien hoU&e. 2 bedrooms, private
Qraad areUi ParkN_ 5taDcI OO.K-HANDYMAN- Prepare (Domestic) ing men. e u""",. beach, pool.. Some time still
lIaJeItlc .NewsStul! , and serve lunch for small &it. _ • completely fumishe4 and Jnaid
.' Be I d M B -hI service. Come IIlId see Man- available. WO 8-312ll. Eves.
E; JEFFERSON ,TO CITY LIMITS' ecutive staff in business of. WANTED -Experieneed cooks, ran - creal.)', ager' at 32160 Gratiot across TU '-'19M.
PartDrap, City LImIts fice. References necessary. w a itr e s ses and couples. Realtors from Macomb Mall Shopping
B1::t.~~.3:':hoP, I Write Box U.13, Grosse Pointe Grosse" Pointe Employment TU 6.3800 Center, Motel Morocco. 1m.
_. Ii News. Agency. TUxedo 54578.
GROSSEPOINT~ PARK . me9jate occupancy, ideal tor
.IlU1eI' PbarIlIac)', ; OCCASIONAL GOURMET HOUSEKEEPER live in, 2 chilo DELUXE two.bedrovm Apt., working cO\lplt1s, bachelor,
. IJt~~:ereheval. CHEF dren, 1 school age. Motherless Completely carpeted, drapes, etc. Adults only; No pets.
Beacozlsfte14 and Kerdleval . Preferably with European back. home .• Grosse Pointe Woods. Gas rang~, refr~ger~tor; dis- ONE . BEDR()OMapartment.
Loc:;'~~:r:n:IlLakePO ground, to cook for small din. TUxedo~. ~~. Air-eonditiomng. .AU Mature couple, single person.
GROSSEpOlt;~TI:: CI1Y' ner parties in private home. EXPERIENCED eI e ani n g utilities ,except eleCtriCIty. References. Grosse Pointe
"LP~ store 885-1355. woman for. four days a week. $185.00. 7'16-2168after " p.m. City. TUxedo 1-3119.
CUDll1D.tm,S'c~ SECRETARY !fo~ manufactur. Jl!:ust like. children. Refer. ALTER RD. AT EDGEMORE. Attractive three
Notre Dame & Kerc Ing repreSeIitative. SborthaM ences reqwred. 881-4685. E JEFFERSON bedr tw -" ""all
Notre Dame Pharma!!, al and typist. Young lively. . ooms, 0 a"", one ...
Notre Dame anI! K~ IV group to work with. Salary WANTED: live in ~usl!kee~ 5 ROOM lower flat, Ilewly dec- baths. 6 months orlotlger.
BoD Sec:our HoapiUl 0 cadIeux . Open _ Call m 5630 Mr for one. Grosse Pomte refer- orated. EleIpar- COX & BAKER NEW BRICK'BUILDING ingroomfurniture.TUz.:8371. RUSSIAN ERMINE evening
thr;)ugh u,niversity lc!~: .~al. 1938E. Jefferson ation. Reliable, experienced. GROSSE PO I N T E WOODS, 8--ARTICLE$ FOR SALE. TOP and bottom French Provin- wrap. Reasonable. TUxedo 1.
terN •. TUMuxe~, '6482_.1090' Co. 10.... Ct. Detroit~"7M.255iCh5' 48Z01. 882-2691. TUXEDO 5:7900 21308-16 Mack, corner Aline, cial kitchen cabinets. white '1525.
I:\N.... 2200 sq. ft. open area, air- HAMMOND ORGAN - church d Id 77l>-5208
5A-SITUATION WANTED MARYLAN1>, lower, ~ar Jer. conditioned, large rear area model. Hammond PR40 Speak. an go • . EARLY AMERICAN sofa sU-
(Domestic) ferson. Adults. No pets. UNI. parking lot also individual er cabinet. Limed Oak. Per- BARN SIDING _ Authentic 1" vLrware, lady's white, 'rain,
vers!ty 4~. offices available. Ideal for feet COndition. '$2,000. '176-2169 weathered hand hewn, na. suburban coats, size 14, men's
any' use. after. p.m. tural timber. 1-463-2179. suits, size 41 long, First Com.
LAKEVIEW. Three bedrooms, KLIN'G hId b' . munion dress, size 6. 881~
three batbs. Excellent condi. MEDICAL _ PROFESSIONAL ,oney map e ou ,.e 9138.
tion. Available now. $300 20867Mack. One 5 room suite. dresser and mirror. $150. 886- . VI RGIN lA'S
month. Immediate occupancy. 3713. ATTIC TREASURES GRAND PIANO, Welte Mignon
MAXON BROS. TU 2-6000 TU {-1340 TO 6-1068 S COUNTRY Frenc1l dJnJDg '0:30.5D.t1~ Closed Mon. player, Loui" XIV beautiful
....." walnut finish. TUxedo 5-1342.
ALTER ROAD-KERCHEV~ room chairs. 8ll6.()311. We Buy and Sell
Upper 3 ~ms, bath, steam CITY OF GROSSE PO~. FROM ESTATE: ,Lenox service 22418 Mack, bel 8 and 9 Mile n:dl~~~, llbatt}~~:~
heated, utilities included, new- 1350 Sq. ft. Air Conditioned. for six; DiryIite service for 772-8606 "'Ias;o, *"5. TUxedo ~.
ly decorated. Adults. No pets. Office or sf,ore. six; Monogrammed

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8-ARTICLES FOR SALE
MORE COLLECTOR'S BOOKS
Gould. Early Am. WoodeDware.......
$ 8.50
StiX. The Shell. 203 pis.,
82 in color .. ,........ 25.00
Hebard. Early Lighting
New England 3.'10
Nott. Chinese Jade 15.00
Lindsey. Am. Historical
Glass ,...... .._ ... 10.00
Jokelson. Sulphides .. ,... 15.00
Kaufmann. Am. Copper
and Brolss 12.50
Red. Am. Art Nouveau
Glass 20.00
Coffin. Hist. Country
Tinware ,................... 12.50
Greaser. Homespun
Ceramics (Spatter) 5.95
Joly. Legend in .Tap. Art .. 25.00
Novotny. Gustav Klimt.
Catalogue Raisonne of
his works. Ltd. ad .125.00
O'Brien.' Netsuke ".. 5..00
Netsuke Hdbk. of Reikichi 10.00
Jonas. Netsuke 5.00
Ferry. B'illdings of Detroit 10.00
Schurmann. Oriental
Carpets .. ,' " 3.95
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Books :May Be Examined at
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NOTICE .•• to the G.P.H.S.
class of January 1953. Remember
the old gang? If not,
why not plan on attending the
reunion August 16. If you are
interested please call NAN.
CY FRICKE (fof.rs. Scheetz)
at 881-1097.
15351 GRAnOT at 8 MILE
LA 1-6900 PR 8-6400
,
.Engine, trans., rear axle, front axle assemblies, brake
system, and electrical systems.
Paul McGlone Cadillac
Coupe de Ville. Ermine white with a black padded
top. Full power. A one-owner beauty at only. .,
4 dr. sedan. Factory air conditioned and all other
extras. Pinecrest Green with matching interior. Balance
of new car warranty, Full price.
$3,495
THESE CARS ON DISPLAY IN OUR
NEW INDOOR USED CAR SHOW-ROOM
Paul McGlone Cadillac
3 blks. north of 7 Mile DR 2...0380
J 4550 Gratiot
81-ANTIQUES
DINNER served at hote1-cocktail
Lounge open.
AUCTION - Antiques and, miscellaneous,
Colonial Hot e I,
Gratiot Ave., Mt Clemens,
Sunday March 23. Starts at
12 noon.
COFFEY
CADILLAC
3180 E JEFFERSON
LO 7-6811
6 R 0 S S E, POI N TEN E W S
lOt-RUCKS ll..-AUTOS FOI SALI
'68 Chevrolet
SUBURBAN CABllYALL
V8 eqiDe, automatic trans.,
OII1y9,000 miles; power steer.
in" power brakes. Factory
warranty. '
$197 dn.
ED RINKE
CHEVROLET
VAN DYKE at 10lh MILE RD.
'JE 6~0255
11--:AUTOS FOR,SALE
~w '69 CAMARO
$2,299
$99 Down, $65.34--42 Mos.
J 1M FUNSTON CHEV.
12668 GRATIOT LA 5-8000
CORVETIES & SPORT
CARS WANTED
HANEY SPORT CARS
15200 GRATIOT BET. 7 & 8 MILE
DR 2-1777
1969 CHEVROLET
IMPALA,
$2495
FULL PRICE INCLUDES:
V-S, auto. trans., power steering, power
vinyl top, radio, heater, whitewall tires.
See or CoIl Ron Blakely or Doug Seiglried
Credit Chec,ked by Phone
brakes,
VA 1.0678
TED EWALD CHEVROLET
15175 E. Jefferson at City Limits
HELLO
, SPRING
GET READY for the Easter
parade with a beautifuJ
Dalgleisb Pre'()wned Cadillac.
CHOOSE yours Jl(lW from Detroit's
fmest selection.
DALGLEISH
CADILLAC
/6161 WOODWARD TR 5.(1309
Michigan's Largest Cadillac
Dealer
FREE PARKING DRIVE IN
•• •
ROGER
RINKE
CADILLAC
25420 Van Dyke
bet. 10 & II Mile Rds.
Telephone
757.0767 or 536-6260
Ill-AUTOS FOR SAU-
19116 CHEVROLET I Inpal.
Super Sport. Red wilh blaet
bucket seatl.Au~ticj pow.
er steeriDg. Sharp! fl,•.
'63 :MERCURYMonterey 2 door,
8, automatic shift, power
s tee riDg, radio, heater,
breezeway. VERY CLEAN.
$400. TUxedo 1-4317.
1969 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner.
383 engine, automatic trans.
missioD, power ste~ring. Like
new. Warranty. $2,899.Terms.
DICK SHALLA
CHEVROLET
16700 HARPER TU .1-7000
BUICK Riviera, 1964, 17,000
miles; fun power, like new,
$1,500. TUxedo 4-9591.
I
1961 PONTIAC Tempest bard.
top. A really sharp one! V-8,
automatic transmission, pow.
Ilr steering, $2,099. $299 down.
DICK SHALLA
CHEVROLET .
16700 HARPER TU 1-1600
"DON'T DODGE AROUND
COME TO THE POINTE"
NEW 1969 DODGE
CORONET 2 DR.
$2272 Plus
Tox
POINTE DODGE, INC.
19391 MACK TU 4-7210
"WE SELL FOR LESS"
\ \
ll--A~ 'OR SALE
l8G6 AI,.). SHOW JIoDaCO ..
dOOr-h~p, silver-gray with
black viJ~ top aDd black
leatbe.r. Dr. lor. Power steer.
ing, power isc brakes, a WIY
. Rat power, power windows,
factory air ~ditioning, new
white-wall ~_ and shock ab.
lIOrbers, One,wner, Oile dri ver;
never. ~ed, and always
mainta' • Clock, ra-
200ft. travel trailer. Completely
self-contained including 3burner
stove with oven, ref.
rigerator, gas Iigbt, 15,000
BTU hot water heater. Sleeps
6. Electric brakes, whitewall
tires, all meul underbody,
battery pack. Porch optional.
Distributed exclusively by:
ED RINKE
CHEVjROLET
VAN DYKE at 10* MILE
$1,575
JE 6-0255
TRUCK.CAMPER DEPT.
GROSSE POINTE
Thursday. March .20, J969
ID-ACRUGE AND
SUBURBAN PROP.
ERTY 'OR $AU
RlCHARD
BUJCK
16941 E. WARREN
886-3090
ROCH,ES1'ER=
BEAUTIFUL' 7-bedroom home
home on 25 acres overlook.
ing Rochester area~ Iwhn.
ming pool, recreation room,
3-car' garage, 8 e r van t •
house. Built by the Jolm
Newberrys. .$175,000.
OLDSMOBILE '61 Delta 88.
Owner, 28,000 miles. All pow_
dio, divided se . Like new,
but ¥oJ the price. U 5-3131.
"
INVESTMENT' property in R0-
er. White with black vinyl .. \
top. Excellent conditiOll..$2295. Cash for ~ars
886-0699. \
1968 CADILLAC convertible. CHARLI E B KE I
Turquoise. Full power. Air IS BUYI~
conditioned. Only $4,795. GM Cars 19 68
COFFEY CADI LLAC 12740 Gratio~ D 1.2290
3180 t;lf~frSON 12A.....JOATs AND \
chester are. from 10 to 17$
acres.
Associates
Land (0.
NEW '69 CHEV. II NOVA 1961 CHEVELLE Malibu hard. MOTORS \,
$1,970 top. Extra sharp. Red with ONE YEAR old 12' O'DaY\V1d.
1963 FORD 9 passenger wagon. $100 DOWN $55.54--42 Mos. black vinyl top. V-8, Power. geoD sailboat. Fibe~~~s
135 Romeo Rd.
Rochester, MiChigan
1-651-7575 or 651.7578
9-ARTICL£S WANTED Full power. Good transporta. JIM FUNSTON CHEV. glide, radio, beater, power comPlete with sails and ~s: ARE YOU LOOKING
MOVING
CARPETING for two rooms, BOOBKS
o
' Art al°
tion $220. 881.9431. 12668 GRATIOT LA 6.8000 steering. $1,999. $199 down. tom car trailer, $825. 882-4~~ . FOR Pi FARM?
bjects
green; one 12x18, one llx
11'7". Maple twin beds, com-
Slought.
r wsers way!! we com.e.
B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss
1967 CONTINENTAL convertible.
Full power. Factory air
conditioning. Midnight blue
'69 OPEL red station wagon.
Whitewalls, 102 H.P., 9200
DICK SHALLA . O'DAY Wid.g. eon '(1, 13'. ~ Here it is, 3.hedroom ranch, gas
trail' he full b t d
CHEVROLET. tr er Phe
I tets' L
arAgea~.._sma
d 11 m
a
pc
I
c "!s. qua .... ow rugs -
spreads (twins). Baby Grand
piano, Apollo, reasonable.
Wicker porch furniture. Out-
Ethel Claes 1670 Leverette
(48216). We>3-4267.
WE BUY ld 'd '61_
0 go., Jew.....,}'and
silver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377
witb a white top and blue interior.
~,695.
FRANK ADAM
LINCOLN-MERCURY
miles. Prlced right to sell,
asking $1,969.886'3343.
1961 BUICK Skylark 4 door,
Deep metallic green. Factory
, $3 saUs,co\'er. Ma I at, b aselll~~, eep well,'
16'700 HARPER TU 1."JMA ex as. 1,000. 884.2448. \ ~ge arn on acres, l~
.UUU, L::l miles from town, for only
CADILLAC '68 de Ville COIl- SAILBOAT. 16 C~slet:~. $16,100. '.
'ble' ded' . Star. Complete Wlt1l sails and
verti . Loa ,a1l', etc. many extras. $900. Hea"" INVESTING INBA~ELAND!
V~y low mileage. Grosse duty boat trailer, $10rJ. C~U~ere .are 11 acres Just outside
door chaise lounge. Old rec. Moross Road. 20777 GRATIOT E. DETROIT air. Automatic. Power steer- Pomte lady. 886-6226. 823.2986 after 6:30p.m. \ of town and waiting for you.
ords. Two Decorator's chairs~ WANTED: Used matched set' PR' .2-0200 ing. Sharp. One O\7l1er. $1,995. 1965 CORVAIR Co . ertt ~nly $12,500with terms.
) TU ed 5-3834' rsa cony .- WANTED' Fiberglass sailboat . j
(aqua. x 0 • men's golf ll'Ons, reasonably RICHARD ble. 4.speed. Really sharp. 15' to 19'. Phone 884.1628 OZY LITTI.E 2-BEDROOM
SIGMA KAPPA RUMMAGE priced. 884-9119. 1961 CHEVROLET V-8. Good $899. "0" down. • R ~h home on large lot, gas
transportation,$75. 824'()731. . 6' ...n:vn' ll.. t • Le' gto 3 bl ck
SALE WANTED: Tiger skin rug. 882. Call before .noon..... B U IC K DICK SHALLA 1 COm.e.~ SAILBOAT with :\&, m xm D!. J). S
Saturday. :March 29th, '9:30.1:00 171ft CHEV'ROLET extras and .new motor, $799. trwt town, full pnce $8,250;
p.m. American Legion HaU, 1967 BUICK Skylark 2 door EXcellent condition. T1J 2. 1'I4 ABOVE PROPERTIES
Post #303, 20016 Mack Ave., BARBELLS. Call Bill, ED 1- hardtop. Forest green. V-8, 16941 E. WARREN 16700 HARPER TU 1.7600 C1713. . AR~IN THE CROSWELL
at Hampton, Grosse Pdnte. 4553. automatic, power steering, 8OO.309() PRIVATE OWNER _ .Cadillac SAILBOAT -: Ensign. Fiber. LE GTON ANDAPPLE~
ReA _ TV _ CONSOLE. Top IUSTORICAL LETTERS, auto. power brakes. Sharp. One 19680LDS Cutlass S 2-door. E~dorado. 1968,Spe~ ~old glass, 22'6", 6 H.P. outboard, " GATE AREAS.
condition, $35.00. TU 1.7213, graphs, manuscripts of presi. owner. $1,895. OCean turquoise, power~r- W.1th whitA: le~ther ~ten ..or, Win~~es;.covers;. Boston sails, call~gton offi.ce,. 313-359-
TU 6-7100. dents, statesmen, authors, R I( H A RD ing, brakes; whitewalls. After' stereo radio, alI'.conditiOl1Ulg, pos1tive f1oatat1on~ For inior. 11 or 883-3100
poets, heroes, single - entire 6 p.m., 771-596'1. 6.way p?wer .seats, power mation call evenings. 886- JOHN ROWLING INe
GRINNELL' mahogany spinet correspondences _ estate. locks, wmdows, and trUnk, 6951. . . ,.
pia no. Excellent condition, TUxedo 6.Q431. I BU
I(K 1966 TEMPEST GTO hardtop. Cruise.Coutrol, mint condition, i tt
$350.823.3615. . 4.speed transmission, radio, 8,000 miles, new U.S. Royal LIGHTNING. sloop 19', #1984. MI .MICHIGAN .
WANTED, 9x12 oriental ~r 16941 E. WARREN heater, Spotless inside and Master's polygla,s tires. Call ~ lamil'¥, san~t, $650., 10 acres n of Au Sable on.
CRESTWOOD electric guitar, braided rug; high backed wing 00"3090 out. Special. $1,699. $169 du. 886.1686 from 9-5 or TU t- xe 0 2-7665, evenmgs. main highay. 881-2390.
$30. Call 886-48U after six, chair. VAHey 1-8499. . OOU". K SHAL. . 6843 after 6
ask for Rick. DIC LA ,p.m. SPEEDBOAT-18' • mahogoney, \ I
OA-MOTORCYCLES VW '67. Whitewalls, radio, heat- CHEVROLET 1967 CADILLAC convertible' 92" beam, 185 h.p.Buick alu-
DETROIT'S LARGEST BOUND wool carpet, mo s s 1 FOR SALE er, excelent condition. 521- 16700 HARPER TU 1-7600 dark greeD with black top and minum va, velvet drive 12E-eOMRCIAL
RUM:MAGE SALE
~n.n:.21:;~lk. ',' Good condi- YAMAHA 250 Scrambler. $425. 9188. black interior. Full power. tl'~ns., widshi~ld ~th elec~ic PROP TY FOR SALE
Benefit Saint John Hospital tio QUS"- 1968 CADILLAC 4 door hard- CHEVELLE '66 Malibu 4'door Factory air $3 895 .' W1per, electric bilge pump, CLIN .....,,' .
Household goodsl new.used HAYWOOD WAKEFIELD light Certified perfect condition. top. Ebony black. Power win- 111' ago n, splendid condition, • , • 45 gallon tank, bucket seats, IC BtillWL ,. East ,Detroit.
clothing, etc., F rid a y, . maple butcli, drop leaf table,l TUxedo 6-2146. dows, air conditioning. Only power glide, power steering, FRANK ADAM. console,. carpeted. and other Modern, O!f.~,eet parking,
:March 28, 9:30 to ~:30 - 4 chairs $125. TUxedo 2- 1967 TRIUMPH Super Sport- $4,495. ' pockwer$b1,24rak5eOOs, rao~o~ lalUggage LINC.OLN-MERCU. RY extras .. Cal1 755.15596 \.. pr~ons~fwergllde, power steeL:- 20777 GRATIOT, E. DETROIT . \1 _sink, po~h0oodaril.2,8ttranessj
48 EXHIBITORS Old General Mart ::erBe~='iur~~~stom ~:~.c~wd=~ge; Sharp! PR 2-0200 BUICK ~a::~ sy;~~~Dg:=: D ST'SC.LI$IC with
?t~~~:LE 1~t~:ren $166 dn. DICK: SHALLA 1966 MUSTANG 2+2; 289 en- 1 6.way camper to truck Call' ~~.u ..a~~.ee\.e .....
500 Temple CHEVROLET gine; Michelin tires. Broken 16941E. WARREN nection, cab ov~ bunk, cityavaUab \:if- desh" ,"',:~: .
ANTIQUE t POSTER rope bed. ED RINKE 16700 HARPER TU 1.7600 leg fprces Grosse Pointe 886-3090 water hook-up, gas regulator, ..
sun~:Wy'i 4~:~'!!P".1ll. 177.3452, after 5 p.m. ' " CHEV' ROLET ' .teacber to sell. this excellent BORGWARD Combi, ''''''', Fair- camper jacks. HARPER, \ear Laketood, De ..
.. • '62 OLDS 88 Power steering. car .. Not driven in winters. ......... ALSO trolt-Twlstores. tiltal 3600
. AdlUlSSIOD.,1.25 arT' ORGANpipe.s on beautiful VAN DYKE at 101>2MILE RD. power brakes. Original owner lIlI5-4037 l3! clean. Low cost transporta. . 3 • squ f ~\ Good Mail '
DETROIT ANTIQUES I oak frame. Fine decoration JE 6-0255 $555. TUxedo 1-1159. . tion. Price $177.42. TUxedo 1- 1~ Chevrolet ~ ton p~C!tUP are e ~ r area.
SHo W INC f,or Iar"e L__ _"""A 1966 BUICK R" lV1era'.harot op. A 3112 W1th heavy-duty suspens1o.n, $33,000. ~ '
, • ,"' IJVWI:. -..~ 1968 CHEVROLET Cap r ice truly fine luxury car! Top . WIC mirrors, 2-tone' paint, -•
I
WO0 D
M A .. TO , . R5 INC
•
1968
CAD ILLAC
FLEETWOOD
..
hardtop. A car that's like condition. $2,199. $199dOWD. 1967DODGE 440 hardtop. A top 6-ply tires. Factory warranty. GRATI.OT, ne. 7 Mile,. De~olt
n I Power Wan ty $2 quality car. Low mileage. V-8, --22x90bUs1ess bU1ldlng
s::,'Terms. • an.,- DICK SHALLA automatic tranSmission, pow- ... $3,447 rented m th.to:montb at
DICK SHALLA CHEVROLET er steering. $1,899. $169 down. \ $25(). Air-con' 'oned.
CHEVROLET 16700 HARPER TU 1.7600 DICK SHALLA FULL PRICE' ".\J '
CHEVROLET
Johnstone & ohnstone
16700 HARPER TU 1-7600 CADILLAC Eldorado 1966.Spec- ED RINK't- """nl Ra -A' PR 12300
'D. 16'700 ADDER TU 1-7Ql\l\_ ~""" rper ¥e.\ - .
A'I1:'R ial mint green with perior.,u.n.o... '-".IV
C~ 0 '67, automatic, power d 1 th
CHEVROLET . . I,.. \
steering, 8,000 miles. $1,695. ast!eereogrer. aedi~oeaa. er
o
di~ti~rledor, '68 FIAT - Like new, $1,795 . I ,
Call after 6, TUxedo 1.0807. 6 way power ' seat, 1l'oCn power on, win. firm. 886,.5409 after 5 p.m. VAN DYKE at 10lk MILE RD. :12G-FARMS" ..
1967 FORD Mustang. V-8, 4- dows, locks and trunk, Cruise '69 Chev. Brookwood Wagon J E 6-0255 I r .. \.
USED CARS
60 T Choose F 0
o r m M10
BROUGHAM
L
'1 F 11 .
ow ml eage. u power
speed, radio, heater. A really Control, excellent condition, $~ 540
clean one-owner. $1,999. 33,000 miles. Call 886-7686 $100 Down,4$72.47-42 :Mos.
DICK SHALLA from 9.5 or TU 4-6843 after 6
. p.m. JIM FUNSTON CHEV,
CHEVROLET l2668 GRATIOT LA 6-8000
16700 HARPER TU 1-7600 NEW '69 Cheve1le 2 DR. H.T."
TRUCK~AlIPER DEP.T.
Michigan's exclusive Cobra
Dealer
\ METAMORA A"'" A
. c.
A~~
4L10CE CORNER ':40 acres
n Hunt .area. R • g and
artial1y wooded th small
including air conditioning.
Mid n i g h t blue with a
bIacl~ vinyl top and blue
brocade interior. See and
drive this one!
1'""'0 PO N T I A C FIREBIRD $2,199 '66 FORD MUSTANG - auto- SUMMER. ON WHEELS-Rent rivate lake .. Sever~beauti-
-.. Do $5234- A" 'U matic, 6 cylinder, "inyl top, a '69 Dodge Motor Home, '>'7' -' building sites. ,
hardtop, V-8 enaine. Excel. ,..... wn, . .... mOS. tires TU 2"'13 .... ""
.,- T new. -u,. of luxurious vacation liVID' g.
lent condition. Factory war- JIM FUNS ON CHEY.
ranty. $2,250. TUxedo 1.7896. 12668 GRATIOT LA 6-8000 1965 BUICK Electra 225 Cus. Sleeps 7, a wonderful savings ~OLMES-HARMON
tom 2 door hardtop. Full pow. for family travel. Reserve \ CORPORATION'
NEW 1968 '64 FORD Fairlane wagon. Pow- er. 6 way seat. Air condition. now to avoid disappointment.
er brakes, steering. V-8, auto- 1D~. Vmyl top. $3,795. 882-D89!l.
644-\00 We'ekendS 641-1648
CHEVROLET :~ti~~Callafter6,TUX. RICHARD,
STATION WAGON
COBRA M.1AMORA ESTATE
MUST SELL! - BUICK
It.' RIVATE LAKE
$2295 FOR THE FINEST 1694l E. WARREN
SELECTION 886-3090
TED EWALD OF PRE-OWNED
CHEVROLET. CADILLACS
15175 E. Jefferson IN ~OWN
VA 1.0678 .'
A C PICE property of 211
acres '!1 the Metamor8 Hunt
area. t~autiful Stables with
10 bo stalls, tack room
shower .and large hay. stor:
age. F ed riding ring with
jumps .. ew set of out buildings
ine ding new managers
, home /': ,th 2 apartments.
Land ~ t)lling and partially
woode 11lll1Y beautiful build.
ing sil!s. Property can be
divide Commuting distance
to Cil]
HOL ES-HARMON
CO PORATION
644-1100 .
Weekends 641.1643
GUIDE TO GOOD S~VICE
Servillf "" 'ointe A'fHI
~
GrOSSI Point. Ca.
TU 2-5300
Sho. R.palr
365 Fisher Rd., Opp. High
JOANN WESTERN
WINDO SHADES
Cleaning, Tul ing, Repairing
Fast ervice
AlSO F TURING
CUSTOM M E SHADES
fiRA ~ /TOP
SALES AN,~; ERVICE
15011 KEM. EVAL
East of A!#,r ~ the Park
Call TU 2- 074
to (}dvert e
under Guid to
Goed Servie
\
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aq

.ThursdlY, March 20,J969
i
12H-1.A1CE AND .IIVII
FOISAU.
LARGE lOdge on Torch Lake.
131ft. IlUldy beach. 11 sleep.
ing roomr. Suitable for a club.
Complete restaurant equipment.
FORD REALTY, BELLAIRE
PIC'l'URESQUE SKI LODGE-
Gaylord Area oft,old M-27. 66
acres, lounge, rental shop,
service bar and kitchen plus
attached living quarters - llv.
ingroom, dining, kitchen, two
bedrooms and bath. .
GOODMAN
93 Kercbeval
. JOHN S.
886.3060
PT. AUSTIN .. 800' on Lake Hur.
on. 39 acres total near Broken
Rocks Subdivision.
WILCOX REALTOR
884-3550
. G~yiord
"WUderness Valley"
.10 Acre Tracts
Outdoors That's AU Your Own
Save - select your site now
Pbone, Write for Map-Brochure
I~~L ESTATE
FOR SALE
George WellingtoD Smith
MA 6.2925 . Franklin Village
. '
3 BEDROOM extra .well built .
home, 8 years old. Breezeway, 20741 HACK
24'1124'attached garage. Dou-
ble. lot approxlmately 250'x
.220' , with nice trees. Lake
privileges. $24,000, ~ mile
nortbof Oscoda. Shown by
appointment only. Call owner,
521-1493.
U-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
"IN THE VILLAGE"
HANDY to ev;rytl:JiiJg. SP~cious
3 bedroom2.STORY on 60x
1'78' site With 4 cat-. garage.
FamilY room, gas heat; car.
petingIikt! new. Excellent valole,
$33,500. VACANT. TUx.
edo 1-6300.
Johnstor;1e & Jopnstone
IF yOu'RE
COGITATING
A .MOVE, MAY WE
SUGGEST 926 UNIVERSITY?
THIS 3 BEDROOM COLONIAL
WITH FIREPLACE, . LARGE
LOT, 2 CAR G~RAGE, HAS
TO BE'THE BEST ,BUY -TN
GROSSE POINTE REAL ES.
TATE. 'PRICED WELL UN-
DER $30,000. THIS HOME HAS
BISHOP-Excenent 3 bedroom
C.oI~nia!. Large kitchen plus
d1lWlg ;room. Good floor plan
By appointment.
BEDFORD-:,Custom built face
brick duplex, 6 and 3, like
new. Kitchen built.ins marble
foyer in front aparbnent. 3
car garage. Walking distance
to transportation, schools and
shopping.
NORWQOD-Well maintained 3
bedroom home. Separate din
ing room.' Eating space in
kitchen. Convenient to every
thing. Grosse Pointe schoo
district.
HENLEY 412 (BlOOmfieldHi1ls)
- Seeing is believing when
you walk into" this lovely 4
bedroom tri-level home with
many extra features too numerous
to mention. You will
be convinced of the excellent
value this home has to offer.
Open 'Sunday 2-5.
Com puterized Multi. Listing
Service. Stop in and let us
find you your dream home in
matter of minutes.
BETTY VINGI
REALTOR
886-3210
3« .KERBY ROAD, 1th story
brick, 2 bedrooms, sUnporcb,
fireplac'e: TU 1-9965, after 6
p.m. Open Sunday'2 to 4.
ALW A Y S BELIEVING WE
should have more thail one
string to our bow, Purdy &
E d gar. zings into sprln~
with .the following new of.
ferings: A dead-end street
in 'the. Farms provides a
prIvate and' wooded, setting
for this contemporary house
complete with its own guest
house on ~e property. Built
by one of the Nation's more
famous designers, this is
truly a one.of.a.kind house.
There are four bedrooms on
the second floor. and a fifth
on the first..
~"-" .
"
FOR THE. INVESTMENT: eon.
Bcious weare' also. sbowing
the first time .an inexpen.
sive two-family dwelling on
Somerset. ~ven at today's
.. prices this property ,"shows"
. a verY goildretum, especially
if the owner chooses
to occupy one of the units.
A $20,500 ~STING MORT- SOUTHERN COLONIAL of
GAGE THAT CAN BE AS. ante.beUumtradition. Five
SUMED. bedrooms arid a joy to be-
- hold. You will b'e mesmer.
ized from the first glance at
Ruth
Associates
Realtors
TU6-406Q
Wash ipgton Road
3 BEDROOM RANCH with mo
dem kitchen, dining room, 16
foot screened porch on a 50x
278 loi. Ree. room, play room
and full bath in basement
5Y.l% mortgage can be as.
sumed.
Hampton Road
FAMILY ROOM, 3 'or .4 bedrooms,
2 baths and 60 ft. lot
are some of the many features
of' this atractive. 1~ story
home in the Woods. Excellent
condition inside and out. Close
to scbools and trAnsportation
Chalfonte Ave.
IMMACULATE RANca-cus.
. tom built by Ed Jones. 20'
Famliy Room with Fireplace,
Dining Room, Modem Kitch.
en with built.ins, 3 Bedrooms,
I1h Baths, 45.Ioot Rec.
Room with bar, central Air.
Conditioning and attached
garage.
Chalfonte
CLOSE to Shopping, schools
and transpo~tion. Living,
dining "rea, paneled library
with fireplace. 2 bedrooms
with luxurious bath. Attached
garage.
Kenwood
IN THE HEART of the Farms.
Here's' a gracious English
Tudor, a "alk to exclusive
Hill shop~, cathoIlc Church
and scboola. 4 beautiful bed.
rooms, 3 ~ths, 2 maid's plus
3rd floor has 2.bedroom fam'
ily suite. Large living room,
lovely paueled library and
family room, too. It has
everyUringJ
HIGBIE
REALTY
M Kercheval Avenue
886.7100
the spacious circ)llar entrance
hall with winding
stairway to the last overly
generous closet. Letthe rest
be ~. surprise - but one
more bint: Be prepare" for
an unusualy sbaped family
room with convex windows.
SPEED IS the word, to see this
new offering on Lincoln.
Walking distance to Village,
swimming and schools. Fine
family home, ••• 6 bed~
roomll, den and large fenced
yard. Early Forties for the
lucky buyer.
TUCKED AWAY in a cul.de.sac
.iust a few minutes from
everything in Grosse Pointe
Farms. This is a little gem
of a house, one with few but
large proportioned rooms.
With a one.floor pIl'n NOU'U
see how much house can
nestle comfortably a m 0 n g
attractive plantings and a
secluded swimming pOol.
This one- is so sprightly it
doesn't even require dust.
ing.
THE ONLY ONE OFFERED in
this condominium complex
on Rivard Boulevard. Three
bedrooms and two bat h s
on the second floor ar,d two
more bedrooms and a third
bath on the wird. Isn't that
a lot of brick and mortar
for $34,OOO?
"Gentle Spring-in sunshine
clad,
Well dost thou thy power
display! .
For Winter maketh the light
beart sad, and thou,-
Thou makest the sad heart gay!
Clayton C. Purdy, Jr.
Robert G. Edgar
Don Peme
Purdy
5-
Edgar
U-IEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
HAMPTON, 2160. First oHer.
ing. 3 bedroom frame bungalow,
gas heat. Car and .a
half gafage. Excellent condi.
tion. Op~n Sunday 2-5.
'See our picture ad
page 21
CARTER&CO.
TUxedo 4-4400
ALINE - Beautifully kept 3
,bedroom brick ranch in Early
American decor. Finished
basement and garage. This is
_what you have been looking
for!. .
HAMPTON ROAD, Grosse
Pointe W90ds, 3 bedroom faCE;
hrick Colonial, car pet e d
throughout, recently decor-
ated. Enclosed terrace, nicely
landscaped. Shown by appointment
only.
OXFORD SOUTH - Hurry and
see this quality built central
hall Colonial, 3 bedrooms and
2* baths, breezeway, .2 car
attached garage on 100' lot.
Many fine extras.
WILLIAMS COURT-Exquisite
ranch well maintained home
close to Our Lady Star of the
Sea and Barnes Elementary
•School.
WEBBE.R PLACE, Grosse
Pointe Shdres-Prestige area.
Features 8 bedrooms, 3 fire.
, places, finished recreation
room, ll!undry room, billiard
room and even its own ball
room. Can (Jur office for
further information.
SCH'WEITZER
886-4200
280 'STEPHENS ROAD
Grosse Pointe Farms Ranch ..
Large living room, separate
dining area, new carpeting, 2
bedrooms a!}d library or thifd
bedroom, 1% baths, ,large
closet,S, enclosed porch, kitch.
en and breakfast !look, tiled
and painted basement with
storage closets. and lavatory
and. recreation room, 2% at.
tached garage, elecqic door
opener. .St. Paul's Parish;
Kerby - Brownell s c h 0 0 I s.
Shown by appointment only.
OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00
c; R0'5 5 E P0 J N TEN EW S
"
13-RU:' ESTATE
FOR SALE
GROSSE POINTE
. WOODS
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M.
SOUTH ROSEDALE CT. near
Morningside, exceptional ••
bedroom colonial featuriDi
2Y.l baths, family room with
fireplace wall, built-ins in
large kitchen, marbJe center
hall entrance and a 2~-ear
attached garage. 'Profession.
ally landscaped too! Truly a
must see home!
MARV
BOUTIN
884-7733
20559 Mack Ave.
Grosse Pointe Woods
1443 YORKSffiRE, G r 0 sse
Pointe Parle. By owner. Good
condition. 3 bedrooms, 1~
baths, den, finished basement,
one car attached garage.
$34,900. Can for appointment,
884.6509. '
Grosse Pointe
BEDFORD - Brick COLONIAL
with dining "Ln. 3 bedrooms,
bath and sewing room or nurs.
ery up; bedroom or den with
bath down. Gas heat, 2-ear
garage. Must be SOLD as
owner bought new house. 'TU
4-0600.
13-IIAL IITA1I
FOR $AU
1091 South Renaud
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M.
FINE ranehin top area. Dining
rm. Library aDd heated ter.
race. Beautiful rec roont. Va.
cant. Asking $48,000.
827 Whittier
BY APPOINTMENT
LARGE hrick home one block
from 3 Mile. Waterfront Park •
Five bedrms, 3* baths. Am.
pIe kitchen; diniDg, and fam.
i1y room&. . Beautiful quiet
area. Low :508.
472 Alter Road
OPEN SUNDAY 2-~ P.M.
BRICK Cape Cod south of Jefferson.
4 bedrms, 2 full baths
Very plush. Big lot and. ga.
rage.
11836 East Outer Drive
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M.
LARGE 3 bedrm. brick Colonia
I. Fine kit. lILt: brkfst
area. Screened terrace, Early
American decor, Expensive
carpets and drapes.
14191 Eastburn
~Y APPOINTMEN'l'
PERFECT 3 bednn. brick bungalow
with sniall extra room
Separate dining room. full
bllsement, all tiled. Sell for
FHA valuation of $19,900
with $1,000 down plus closing
costs. '
5220 Alter
BY APPOINTMENT
GROSSE POINTE WOODS -
Attractive 4-bedroom CAPE CUTE one bedroom cottage.
COD on large lot. 2-car at. Fine area just off Warren.
tached garage. 2 baths,fam- Buy for, $7,000 with $1,500
iIy .foom. Priced in low for. down to existing contract.
ties. TU 1-6300. Excellent rental
SEMI.RANCH on FISHER -
Two. bedrooms and bath
.down, 23' bedrOO1I1and lav.
on sceond. Fireplace, full dining
room, terrace and garage.
Owner transferred. $29,800.
PR 1.2300.
LAKEPOINTE - Wind m n1
! Pointe area. Center entrance
qOL()NlJ\L with 3 large bed.
rpoms, 2% baths on 75' lot.
Also ,includes finished basement,
attached garage. As.
sume 5~ % mortgage. TU
1-4200. 1-
EXCELLENT 3.bedroom air.
conditioned RANCH. LlU'ge
.family room with firelace
k.itchen bullt.ins, '--'etra spe:
clal games room. Priced for
immediate sale. $52,500. TU
1-6300.
"TOP OF THE HlLV'-Desir.
able "Farms" location. Ideal
for executive. 2 bedrooms 2
baths, lib':'ary, Florida ~m
first floor laundry, games'
room with bar and kitcben,
fully air-conditioned. Lots of
living here! TU 4-0600.
THREE MILE DRIVE-Everything
for the large family!
Excellent 5-bedroom COLON-
IAL on Estate.size grounds
(l50x250). Large paneled library,
plus family room a
dream kitchen with built:ins,
formal dining room, games
room. Owner Florida bound.
$95,000. TU 1-6300.
CUSTOM.BUILT COLONIAL in
mint con d i t i.o n. Exclusive
Farms quiet cul-de.sac location.
20' master bedroom with
fireplace, dressing roqm. and
baUl; 2 additional bedrooms
and bath; sunshiny kitchen
with breakfast bay; library,
lavatory, 16' .screened pOrch
overlOOking brick patio and
spring gar den completely
screened. by fencing and 8'
privet hedge. Also a fine
games room with bamboo wet
bar. Many other features include
long term $33,500, 6%
mortgage. Well worth seeing.
TU 4.Q600.
LIGGETT SCHOOL AREA _
Like new! Lovely 3.bedroom
RANCH. Kitchen hullt.ins,
outstanding g8mes room ~ith
bar, secluded patio, sprink.
lers. Price reduced to $52,000.
TV 1-6300.
Speculators
,
235x300 PARCEL at 175-Snow
Bowl R08d interchange. Near
Houghton ~ke. Adjoins service
station under construct
$6,500 cash or $7,000 terms.
Diagram and photo on reo
quest.
FASICK .,.REALTV
. TU )-7710
IOn The Lake
MOS7' OF G r os s e Pointe's
charm centers around its
scenic lake, so why not live
right at the water's edge?
This superb Georgian COlD
nial at the foot of Woodland
Place offers construction
features practically unavail.
"bIe in today's new homes,
such as high ceilings, fine
woodwork and paneling, nu.
merous fireplaces and a gracious
c i r c u]a r stairway.
Large libr8ry, sun room, 21'
dining room, 'beautiful new
kitchen, 4 family bedrooms,
3 new ..baths, maids' quar.
ters plus a lovely carriage
house with apartment above.
You can. move in before
summer!
NEARLY EVERY home for
sale in Grosse Pointe can be
seen in our catalouge of
pbotos. Stop in and see
them today.
New Offering
Spacious 4-bedroom, 2*-bath
Colonial 1J ~astJng 10 vel.)'
brick enclosed patiu and
barbecue, ]a r g e kitchen,
den and paneled recreation
room with fireplace and
bar. All twin.slzed bed.
rooms with double closets,
Attached 2-ear garage, at.
tractive exterior and excel.
lent landscaping.
TOLES
Realtor
74 XERCHEV AL TU 5-4100
OUr 28th )'.ar in Groue Pointe
S. RENAUD - Beautiful 3:bed.
room face brick ranch. Family
room, recreation room,
2~ car plastered garage. Two
fireplaces. Priced to sell. Call
B. Farrow, :Post Realty, LA
7-98(}:I.
Grosse Pointe Woods
2017 COUNTRY CLUB - Splen.
; did 3 bedroom Colonial, 11h
baths, screened and covered
terrace, wonderful f ami 1y
home in excellent location.
Possession at closing. Open
Sunday 2-5.
Grosse Pointe Park
9U BARRING'!'ON RD. - Good
.brick 3' bedroom semi.ranch,
glassed in sunporch, close to
transportation and school. Can
accommodate 1 a r g e family.
Open Sunday 2-5..
St. Clair Shores
20901 THIELE DRIVE - This
Tbiele built home uf exquisite
cbarm was pictured in "Life."
Milgame. 3 bedroom ranch,
family room, 1%1 baths, pan.
eled recreation room, 2 car
attachednarage; .L'lany other
wonderful features in this
"must see" home. Open Sun.
day 2-5.
S C H W E ITZ ER
TU2-2100
BY OWNER... Van Antwerp,
Grosse Pointe Woods. Lovely
brick bungalow, 2 bedrooms
finisl}ed basement, 11h bt;ths:
fireplace, carpeting. Excellent
condition. Under $30,000. By
.ppoint1nent only. 884-8819.
G P
RIVARD. Bedroom and bath on
first floor. Two bedroom and
bath aboVe. Den or fourth
bedroom .. $32,500.
FAIRWAY. Good quality ranch
built on as foot lot near Fair.
ford. Three bedrooms, two
baths. Family room. Recrel!tion
room with fireplace. ~
LOTHROP. Very special one
and one.half story. Five bed.
roo~s, four and one.half baths
including a bedroom and bath
on first floor. Family room
and library. Many interesting
features.
COOK ROAD. Very weir built
in 195fl. Fine colonial. Four
bedrooms, two and one.half
bljths. Paneled library and
recreation room. Walled patio
and glassed breezeway. Spe.
cial features.
S. RENAUD. Fine r:.nch. Thrce
bedrooms, two and one.halt
baths. Special family room
with fireplace. Recreation
room with bar and firepilice.
Modern kitchen with built-ins.
GROSSE POINTE SHORES. N.
Deeplands. Four large bed.
rooms, three and one.haU
baths. Living room, lIbrary
and activities room with fire.
places. Desirable details. 120
foot lot.
THOROUGH COVERAGE
ON OTHER
GROSSE POINTE HOUSES
Stop in for a time saving list
tailored to your requirements
fro m our ~omprehensive
Grosse Pointe catalog of pho.
tographs and small floor
plaDll.
MAXON
BROTBERS INC.
83 KERCHEVAL TU 2-6000
'~IEAL ISTAn
FOR SALE
HOLLYWOOD, 1698 - Lovely
brick English type with 3
bedrooma up, and den and
11lvatorY down. Fireplace, 2car
garage, 70.ft. lot. Can
assume 5~ % mortgage. Near
aU schools, shopping and
transportation. Open Sunday
2.5. Make offer.
ROWE 5- GROVE
TU 4-1000
The Computerized Office
1452 N. RENAUD
LARGE 3. bedroom ranch -
family room - 2 fireplaces -
many extras - 5* % mtge.
available - Private - TU 1.
1305.
GROSSE POINTE
HOMES
OPEN SUN. 2-5
BEDFORD, 1300 - Pleasant 3
bedroom home with good
traffic pattern. Handy to
schools an~ transportation.
Attractive 6% mortgage may
be assum~d.
COOK RD., 520 - Newer one
and a half story contempor.
ary home. Well planned for
the active young family. Four
large. bedrooms, two baths,
two extra lavatories. Star of
Sea and New North High
nearby. ,Bus service to
Brownell. Will consider a
Land Contract.
HAWTHORNE, 1527 - Cape
Cod with 4 bedrooms. Ph
bath, Re

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C.II TUxecia2-6900 - 3 Trunk Linn To Serve You Quickly
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I3-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
GROSSE PTE. WOODS
1091 South Oxford. Charming
3.bedroom center entrance
Colonial on a quiet street
near parochial and public
schools. New!y decorated liv~
. ing .room, den, and ree room
with fireplace. Large enclosed
slllil'oom, finished basement.
Immediate possession.
OPEN SUNIMY 2.5
950 SHDREHAM, Grosse Pointe
WOllrls, outstanding 3 bed.
room, Early American ranch
on If.J acre of land in prestige
area. Attached 2¥.- car heated
garage, breezeway, first floor
laundry room. See the spaci.
ousness of this lovely unusual
home 1:OOay.Exceptional value
at $55,000.
HARPER WOODS
21270 WooDMONT. Large 3
hedroom ranch wilJl family
room, 2 full baths. Finished
basement. Fullyair-eonditioned.
Grosse Pointe schools. A
,good value.
-WILCOX
REALTORS
884:3550
13-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
1'!2 STORY
\ '
U-JlEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
LARGE, roomy and homey with
that so desirable bed.-oom and
bath on 1st floor. 2 bedrooms,
2 baths on 2nd floor. Large
paneled library, delightful GROSSE PTE. MANOR
breakfast room. Tremendous CONDOMINIUM
screened porch. 120' sprlnk- , "".. 'CADIEUX
lered lot. Short walk to the ......
sehools, Shores Park with Attractive 3 bedroom townhouse
pool and Grosse Pointe Yacht apartment. Living room, din-
Club. ing room, 1st floor powder
room. All new kitehen with
TOWN HOUSE
OPEN SUN. 2-5
TRYING to find a 5 bedroom,
3 bath home in, good section
Of Grosse Pointe for $34,0001
Here is your golden opportunity
and. you can mOVe in at
once. You. can't beat this.
Near the city park, too.
KARL DAVIES
TU 5-3220
DETROIT EAST SIDE
NEWPORT near the lake. Very
sharp 3.bedroom COLONIAL.
Games room, gas, forced.air
heat, 2-car garage. Perfect
GROSSE POINTE SHORES
85 Fontana Lane
NEW ENGLAND frame colon- .
. ial. 4 bedlooms, 2* baths, at_La~ge 3 bedroom custom brick
tached garage, large lot. Ex. ranch. Parieled family room,
cellent condition See this 2\.i baths, lanudry room. Air
!Iousp.! • conditioned. Full. tiled base.
Call For Appointment
Wm. W. QUEEN.
81'.6-4141
1160 FAIRHOIlME - 4 bed.
rooms, '3 full baths. $45,000.
Owner, 886.0664.
3 BEDROOM briek eoIOD!at,
1~ baths. Gas beat. OnIy 9
years old. ExeeUent c.'\)ndition.
By owner, Prescott 2.2034 Ol'
884-7849.
CHAMPION
REALTOR
CHAMPION
REALTOR
TU 4.5700
, 6ROSSEP'OINrE_~EWS
I J-I.EAL ESTATE
" FOR. SALE
GROSSEPTE. PARK
1205Bishop Rd,
cHARMING 3.bedroom Colonial
'livillg room with natural fireplace,
dining room, complete
ki.tchen with built-ill 0 v en,
dishwasbe.r, formica sink, dis.
posal, breakfast nook and
first floor bath with shower.
Year round family room. Carpeting
and draperies. Full
basement, gas heat, 2.car attached
garage, comer' lot,
56'x1l9,. Excellent condition
.throughout. Priced at $47,-
900. Shown by appOintment.
M.C.S. CO.
GROSSE POINTE WOODS, corner
lot, modern bungalow, 111.I
8864880
baths, family room; recrea.
tion room, early occupancy. 959 FISHER, Grosse Pointe City
884-1793. 3 bedroom center entrance
colonial. Fireplace, 111.Ibaths,
GEORGE PALMS
REALTOR
....=rU 6-4444
Member, Grosse Pointe
Real Estate Board
Tappan Says
"Put SPRING in Your
Life-' ,
Open the Door to
Pleasure."
TAPPAN
884-6200
On.the.Hill
Member or Grosse Pointe
Real Estate Board
kitchen with built,ins. Large
family room. Exceptionally
landscaped backyard. Alumi-
Dum combination storms and
screens. New windows, ",iring,
and freshly painted, $35,-
900. 884.7695.
formica counter top. Range, A VISIT to th'ls New
refrigerator and disposal. Full
b1lsement, gas heat, air-conlli. England Atmosphere
tioneti"car port. Mortgage
available. Full price i$28,990. will find you the home
Open Saturday and Sunday of YDur choice.
2-5, weekdays by appointment.
M:CHlGAN CONDOMINIUM .3, 4 and. 5.bedroom ho~es
SALES CO. • Grosse Pointe Schools
886-4880 • Hudson's EasUand-5 blocks
GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 3 .Edsel'Ford Express-1 block
bedroom rancIi with formal • Park-Playground-l block
dining room. Large glass en-
closed I:\Orch. 2 car attaehed
garage. Full basement. Extra
large yard. By' owner. -Evenings
after 6:30. TUxedo
1-1522.
for young marrieds. PR 1. GROSSE PTE. WOODS
2300. '
Johnstone &- Johnstone F.H.A Terms Available
460 MORAN
THREE BEDROOM colonial
in the Farms. Large family
room, 111.I'baths, carpeting
and draperies. Price reduced,
'immediate possession. Open
- SiJilaaY-Z:S. - - . _.. ,
Owner 881-3174
13815 ALINE - 3 bedroom
bungalow, finished basement,
garage. Under $29.000. Open
Sunday 2-5. 884.95'12,
YOU CAN be the proud owner
of this charming 3.bedroom,
1'*-bath Colonial. Modern
kitchen with dishwasher and
DANBURY PARK SUB.
a development by
A W. MILLER, INC.
VA 2.2590
Open 9:00-5:00 week days; 2.00
5 Sundays. Closed Saturday.
,
Located off the West Bound
Harper Ave. Service Drive,
between Eight Mile Rd. and
Vernier Rd. in Harper Woods.
dlspoSlll, ample eating area. EDMORE 13708. 8 Mile-5choen-
Cozy living room and dining . herr area. Custom decorated
room. Handy to schools, 'shop. brick colonial. Excellent con.
ping and transportation. Only dition. Many extras. 3 bed.
$31,900. See it tdoay. rooms" large living ro()mwith
WATCH FOR 2-bedroom; one
bath frame bungalow, located
in Grosse Pointe CitY; to be
offered next week,
Call
GROSSE POINTE SHORES, :M
S. Edgewood. 3 bedroom
ranch, 211.Ibaths, family room,
3 fireplaces, 1oo-ft. frontage.
Near Park. By appointment.
Owner. 886-2825.
455 MORAN - 3.bedroom, 1\.i
bath Colonial in the Farms.
Family room, patio, 211.Icar
garage. 5\.i% mortgage may
be assumed. Weekdays by ap.
pointment. Open Sunday 1-5.
Owner, 886-4095.
GROSSE POINTE SHORES, 11
Stratton Place, Fine new 'tra.
dition house, excellent view of BY APPOINTMENT
the lake, luxurious master
. suite, total of five bed'rooms, CHOICE WOODS location and
large English beamed family a home to delight you-3 bed.
room, h~ndsom.e_ p~neled Ii. foom; 1* bath contemporary
brary, aIr-condItioning. Open m secluded quiet court.
Sunday 2:30 to 4:30. TUxedo
2-5850.
GROSSE PTE. FARMS
An unusual opportunity to
acquire Grosse Pointe's finest
Georgian house on a large ,
plot of land in a plime loca-
tion. Among the many outstanding
fe,atures are both
a paneled library and actio
vities room, each with fire.
pillce, Master bedroom suite
and 3 additional family bed.
rooms, 3 baths and maids'
quarters or additional chilo
dren's rooms over attached
garage. Lovely walled see
cluded garden and swimming
pool.
T. RAYMOND JEFFS
TU 1-1100 If no ans. TU 2'()176
snVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES
FOR OVER Vz CENTURY
E~."Styl. of ,.1tCI
erected for ,ot
b1J~~~
tk ". ",--:-
--
, " ,"I ,. ,I' .
. wi" ,
ment with fireplace. Immediate
possession Tuxedo 6.
1068or Tuxedo 4.1340.
WA 1-8282
/Ildud/Il'
Chain Link All-Steel and
,~uatic 'Styl ..
MEHLENBAOfER FENCE CO.
10403 HARPER IESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL
, ~ ~ .. ,
FIRST LfSTING
ONE WEEK TO BUY
FROM OWNER
5 bedroom, 3lk.bath Eng.
lish in excellent condition.
Grosse Pointe Park. New
kitchen 1968. B rea kf a s t
room, forrp.al dining, 15'XSO'
living, den, screened porch,
recreation room,,2.car garage.
$52,000.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 B)!. A'pP9lNTMENT 881-7556
ANITA, 1420 - 2 bf!droom .
ranch big kitchen 60 ft: lot S. ROSEDALE CT., 57&. off
priced in mid 20's. Owne~ Morningside. Large 4 bed.
leaving state. Wants offer. room. 90' lot. Carpeting
Best value in Grosse Pointe. throughout. 2lk baths. 884.
3519. By owner.
BISHOP, 1440 - 4 bedroom
brick colonial, near schools
and transportation. Mid 30's
with good mortgage and interest
rate.
ROSLYN, 1648 7"' 4 bedroom
brick, 2 down and 2 up. Livfng
room with fireplace, ono
bath and second one roughed
in. Terrace, garage, move in
condition.
BY APPOINTMENT
ALLARD, 2331 - A very spe.
cial 3 bedroom, 2 bath home
In perfect condition. Excel-
lent floor plan. Garage. Pric- _
eel in low 30's.
TROMBLEY, '113 - Near the
lake. 3 bedroom; 2 bath, den,
center hall colonial on 80 ft.
lot, completely carpeted, ree.
room, garagE:. Owner leaving
State.
BOURNEMOUTH, 1637-8harp
3 bedroom colonial, 1st floor
lav. Finished bas e men t.
Handy to schools and shopping.
CALL US FOR INFORMATION
ON ALL GROSSE POINTE
PROPERTIES
, ,
BETIER LIVING
BEGINS WITH
A NEW HOME
13-RrAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
NEW 3 bedroom. Corner Ridgemont
and Can too. Grosse
Attractive Lot on Jefferson
'Zoned 2 family
For Further Information
CALL
GEORGE PALMS.
TU 6-4444
21-MOVI~~ &'STORAGE 211-PAIMTING ,\~D
KEN'S MOVING - toeal sub., DECOUTING
urbs, One piece or houseful.' RUDOLPH TONELLO
L(lw rates. TU 2.8540. Decorator
Pointe schools. Baseboard hot -2-IA--' "II!-E-u-E-"-'''' -L-SE-R-V-I-C-ES
water heat. Thermopane wiD. ~ " -
dows. Parquet' flooring. At.
tached ,garage. Utility room,
Under $.00,000. :rUxedo4.
7426. ,,'
WOODS LANE-CustOll'l ranch.
2, possiblll 3 bedrooms; fame
ily room, dining room, laun.
dry room, BfI baths, full
basement, ,automatic garage
opener, ,sprinkling sYstem.
'172-1327 for appointment by
owner. $48,500.
WASHINGTON ROAD - 2 bed.
rooms, unusually attractive,
with living room and den
areas on rear with side en.
trance. Very attractive fire.
place. Approximately 5Ox200'
lot, nicely landscaped. Ideal
_ for 2 or 3. Reply Box Y20,
Grosse Pointe News.
13A-LOTS FOR SAU
EASTLAND
INVESTMENT SPOT
8 Mile cor. Beaconsfield
190x160 Busmess
TUxedo 6.2767
CARPET LAYING
NEW AND OLD
Stair Carpet Shifted.,
Repairs of All Types
Cigaret Burns Re-Woven
ALSO
NEW CARPET SALES
• Samples Shown m
Your Home
BOB TRUDEL.
-TU 5.0703 .
21B-Awninc
, AWNINGS
AWNINGS, s tor m windows,
(black or white) porch en.
closures, roofing and siding.
Buy direct from factory. No
extra overhead and .salesman's
commission. Call anytime.
VA 1-2606 or 822.9588.
21 C-ELfCTRICAL
SERVICES
ELECTRICAL WIRING
and'REPAIRS
KRAUSMANN ELECTRIC CO.
TU2-5900
.ALL TYPES WIRING
Ranges, dryers, air condition- .
ers. Violations corrected.
FREE ESTIMATES
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
~PR 8-0598
ONE OF LAST
VACANT LOTS
IN GROSSE POINTE CiTY [21D-ELECTRICAL
Walking distance to Grosse APPLIANCES
Pointe High School, South and
Richard School. 65'x200' at 442 GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY
Rivard. Price $16,900. Write
to G.G. Cook, Route I, Bel).
aire, Micll., 49615or call G.G
Cook, evenings, area 616-377
4495: ,
CINERAMA view of Lake St.
Clair and Grosse Pointe.Yacht
Club. Corner let on Lakeshore
between 7 and 8 Mile Roads.
127'x272'. Call TUxe~o 2-6032.
FAMILY needs fine 3 or 4 bed.
room home. Cash .. Private.
Mr. Jay, TUxedo 1-7609.
Our idea home at 1.2 Elmsleigh
Lane wjl1 be open daily and IS-BUSINESS
Sunday from 2 to 4:30. Elm. OPPORTUNITIES
sleigh Lane, is south of Jef.
ferson and east of Cadieux. WANTED - Successful retail
business in' Grosse Pointe
We alSo have other homes under area. Replies strictly confi.
construction. and a limited dential. Box: 306 st. Clair
number of building sites. Shores, Mich. 48083.
WALTER H. MAST CO. 16-PETS FOR SALE
TU 2-1401 TV 2.1400 AFGHAN, male, show quality.
2 years old. Excellent watch
ffiDDEN LANE, 720, 3 bedroom
ranch. Call 881-0707. Open
Sunday 2-5.
New Homes
Lovely street of all new homes
in Grosse Pointe Woods
GLEN ARBOR LANE, off
Morningside, 2 blocks south
of Vernier Rd.
BUILDER
3 Models Open Daily
From $75,000
LLOYD MARKS
886.5566
630 WASHINGTON. 3 bedrooms.
Excellent condition. Immedi.
ate possession. Owner. $39.
500. 882.8259.
----
ALINE DRIVE, 1589. Newly
decorated 3 bedroom ranch.
Family room, finished base.
ment, 2 car g8rage, many ex.
tras. $34,900. Available July
1st, 881.9221,
HOOVER'.
FACTORY AUTHORIZED
SERVICE
POINTE VACUUM
FREE PICKUP' & DELIVERY
-NEW REBUILT PARTS
TU 1-1014PR 24050
21po2 MACK
VICINITY CROSSE POINTE 21E-SEWING MACHINE
ZONED ranch, tri.level. Lots REPAIR
J. [), ('andrer
ROOFING CO.
I~C.
Michigan's .Oldest Roofer
. Residential and Commercial
All types of Roofs and Decks
Gutters and Conductors
Free Estimat,e Repairs.
No job too large
or too small.
CALL 899.2100
f
For Gutter Work Call
TU~edo 1.8170
RICHARD' WILLERTZ
50 ROSLYN ROAD
ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK
Caulking, chimney repairs.
Gutters cleaned.
ADVANCE MAINTENANCE
TU 2-5539
R. L. SHURTLEFF
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
TU 1-7336
A-T PAPERHANGING
WINTER RATES
PR 3-6755
interior - Exterior
Wall Papering
882,,0870
Three M.I1eDr.
25 Years Experience
PAINTING. Experieneed, neat,
fully equipped" reasonable
TUxedo ~-5306, a~ter 5:30.
DONALD BLISS
Decor,ator
Exterior 'Interior
'Free Estimates
TU 1-7050
40 Years in G.P.
GEORGE S. DALLY
PAINTING, DECORATING
Paper hanging and wan washing.
Serving this commwiity
for over 25 years.
TU 1-7480
TUxedo. 6-2146
G. OLMIN
WINDOW CLEANING
SERVICES
FREE ESTIMA'l'ES
WE ARE INSURED
372-3022
If no answer, call 372.3023
'ThuM.Y, ~arch 20. 1969
,"
21O-WAnRPlOOFiMG
D. L. &-W.
WATERPROOFING
Expert CraftDanSIJi .. "
All phases of Residential
YlaterproofiDg
Call for Free Estimate
88U215
21 P":"FURNITURE REPAIR
CHAIR CANING and Rushing-:..
worn seats rewoven like new.
TUxedo 4.2432-
OLD COUNTRY funuture refinishing
and antiqu.iDg. Cus.
tom reupholstering. 527-3933;
521-4519. -
ELEGANCE' .IN
UPHOLSTERING
Custom made furniture; dec-;
orative fabrics; professional
needlepoint mounting,. tapestries
and yarn; chairs and
stools in stock. EWALD, established
1926, 13929 KerCheval
at Eastlawn, VA 2-t1993.
21 Q-PU.STERING-,.
KURT O. BAEHR SPECIALIZING in repairs for
CUSTOM Painting and Decorat. 18 years. Cracks eliminated.
ing. Wall papering, Guaran. . Clean. Jim Blackwell VAlley
teed. Free estimates. LAke- 1.7051.
view 1-5716.'
/ PLASTER cracks repairer). Tile
ALL AROUND PAINTING and' and drywall repairs .. PRescott
decorating.' Wall washing 1-4580. ,
Insured. Jesse Page;VAlley EXPERT PLASTER and dry-
2-7348. ' wall repairs. Licensed. contractor,
20 years. Free esti.
COMPLETE, Decorating sel'l(- mates.'178,'267,!l.
ice. Painting, interior, exter- 2IR-8R. ICK AND
ior. Paper hanging and
removing. Material, work- '. c;EM~NT WORK.
manship guaranteed. For BRICK; 'BLOCK, cement 'work,
estimates, call ' chimneys, porepes,steps,
WILLIAM FORSYTHE . built and repaired. Basement
VAlley 2.9108 waterproofing. 294-4074.
EXPERT painting, paper hailg: CffiMNEYS, por~e81 built and
ing. Free estimates. G. Van repaired. Leaky basements,.
Assche, VAlley 4.1492. proken steps. Call- anytime.
COMPLETE interior decorat- '294-4216., -'> .
ilIg, custom work.. -527-3933or
521-4519. ,
HUGHES BROTHERS
DECORATORS
5293 Yorkshire
882-9750 or 331-8029
PAINTING AND paper hanging
by qualified workmen. No job
too large or small. Referen
ces. 571-4480.
80'x85', .$11,500. \ ----------- PAINTING d d t'
SERVICE CALL, tune-up, com. an ecora mg
SOUTH and North Rosedale I pletc, $3.75. We repair all Free. estimates. Call after
makes. TUxedo 2-1881. five. 884-6777.
Court ,0ff'Marter. _
natural fireplace, dining room,
car.peting . throughout, llh
baths, finished': basement,. By Owner, Fred Navarro
Florida room; .attached' gar. i.. ;~- ,', . ... '>.c
age, gas heat. Professionally 1 773-4018
landscaped. Extra wide lot.,
stockade fence, colonial bar- SHE L DEN, Grosse Pointe
beque, patio~ Close to church- Shores. 777.3310.
es, schools, shopping, bus~es, GROSSE POINTE, PARK
and expressway. Immediate .....
occupancy _ best' offer. By! 8Ox175 Excellent buildmg SIte.
owner 371-3623" , . • BERKS.EpllE-SOUTHOF; 'E.
," . JEFFERSON.
SILLOWAY & CO. TV 4-7000
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
ATTRACTIVE tri-level, 3 bed.
rooms, 2 baths, country kitch.
14-REA.L ESTATE
WANTED
dog. $350.Also boxer puppies,
6 months old. May,Will Ken.
nels. 879-0530. '
en. 881-7807. AIREDALE ten-wc watchdog.
,Adults. Reasonable to good 211-PAINTING AND-
OPEN SUNUDAY 2-5 home. 273-2714. DECORATING
183 HILLCREST LANE.
3 bedroom colonial, 211.Ibaths, RIBBONS &- BOWS
family room, large kitchen, PET SALON
ideal' traffic pattern. Built Contour styling to bring out
1958. Immediate occupancy. The 'CHIC' in your Pet.
Must be seen to be appre. Expert Grooming - All Breeus
dated. Owner, 881-2642 eve- &22-1203
nings; 869-2272 days. POODLE, pocket size. Beautiful
HAVERHILL 4214, near Mack. white toy female, $100. 293-
IS WHERE You Live !mpOr. Beautiful interior, 5-5 income 1636.
fant? Help yourself to leisure- 5* mortgage. No ag~nts: LOVABLE big brown year old
ly, l~ous living-nearly Open Sunday 2 to 6, $32,500. dog free to good home. Eve.
new 3 - bed r 00 m l~-story 881-3385. nings only, VAlley 3.1268.
brick, paneled library, spa- BEST BUY IN
cious living room, dining WINDMILL POINTE MINIATURE Schnauzer pupl'OOOl,
Florid8 room. Large 840 BARRINGTON.:3 bedroom pies. Males •. AXC registered.
attractively landscaped lot brick, one floor. Modern kit. Champion bloodlines. Out.
complete with sprinkler sys. chen with built.ins. Full din. standing temperament. Home
tem. ing room. Priced in low 30's raised with T.L.C. $100. 646-
HAVE YOU ever walked into a
home and found it so im.
macu~ate you wanted to stay?
This is it! 3 bedroom, 11f.z
bath English with newly com.
pleted family room. Immedi.
ate possession.
COMFORTABLE family home
close to schools, shopping
and transportation situated on
large beautifully landscaped
lot - 3 bedroom sharp colo.
nial with family room. Move
right in!
VALUE and location make a
happy combination - Live in
the Wo,1ds in excellent 3 bed.
room ranch. Estate property,
must be sold.
90 Kercheval
for quick sale. Brokers pro- 0093.
tected. VAlley 1.8499. LABRADOR, 3 years, black,
male, AKC. 884-5604.
POODLE, year old, black male,
papers. Housebroken, $SO or
ber.t offer. PRescott 6-4492.
FREE male kittens to good I
home. Trained. 021.1118.
BLACK Labrador Retriever, fe.
male, 2 years old, AKC champion
breeding. B est offer.
PRescott 5-5718.
GET YOUR whitc kittens in
time for Easter. Free to good
home. TUxedo 2-5913.
POODLE, 3 years old. white, \
male, mini - toy. Excellent
health, $100. LAkeview 1-4583,
2G-PIANO SERVICE
PIANO tuning and servicing,
guaranteed. Walter Mueller,
, TUxedo 6.1090.
COMPLETE piano service. Tun.
ing, rebuilding, refinishing,
de.molhing. Mcmber Piano
Tcchnicians Guild. R. Zech,
731-7707.
PIANO tuning and repairing,
Thomas Pettit. TRinity 3-9239
or TUxedo 1.2382.
PAINTING a,nd decorating, ex-
21G-ROOFING -SERVICES cellent workmanship. Refer.
---------~- ~~ces.TU.l~~735.
WE PAINT
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR
FREE ESTIMATES
775-4~ 19 .~.293-4885
- Wall Washing
by
Experts
21~WA~".WASHING ,
WALL WASHING
PAINTING & DECORATING
HOME MAINTENANCE
ELM ER T.. LABADI E
TUxedo 4-2064
21K--WINDOW WASHING
A-OK Window Cleaners. Service
on storms and screens
;Free estimates. Monthly rates
521-2459.
.J. W. KLEiNER
CEMEN7' CONTRACTOR
All types. cement, Stone and
Brick W9fk"':'New and Repairs
Driveways, Porches, Walks
Patios, Tuck Pointing
Pre-cast steps
- Waterproofing
No Job Too:Small
, SPECIALIZING
IN. ,
Flagstone. Waifs an~ PatiOI
NaturalStoJie Planters
LICENSED ' BONDE.D
- ..,TU .2-0717
, .
MasDnry Specialist
'Quality Masonry. Repair '
Work
Custom Fireplaces and
Stolle, Work '
R. A. Seelbinder
Contractor
5526 Lowe " 264.3517
Licensed and Insured "
Backlog n~ow only. 1 week._
Call days or evenings. H. CHAUVIN
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
All TYPES OF
CEMENT WORK
WAll. WASHING. No streak- • Walks • Drives. Porches
ing. Dlop cloths. Neat, reason • Patios • 'WaterProofing
able. TVJ;edo. 1-5300, lifter • Pre-Cast Steps
5:30. , • Tuck Pointing
WALL WASHING and window
ROOF repairs, gutters, decks, cleaning. Alio painting. 571chimneys.
Do work myself.
TUxedo 1-4807.' 4480.
COMPLETE decorating. 'Paperhanging,
inS!Ired, guaranteed.
Al Schneider, TUx~ .1-0565.
PAINTING, PLASTER, Patching,
Repairs, Woodwork reo
finished. 35 years. experience.
Reasonable. 8224474.
PAINTING - WALL -
and paperhanging -
Tex -
remOVe
'ing - wall washing, 30 years
experience, work guaranteed.
Jrtertens, 122 Muir, TU 2-0083.
A-I INTERIOR and exterior
painting, wall washing and
paper hanging. Have insurance.
Kenneth Pygolt, SLocum
8-1780, after 5:30 p.m.
INTERIOR and EXTERIOR, no
jobs too small, paint of your
choice. Also basements. Reasonable.
DR 1-'1478.
Best Material. service and price.
25 years in Grosse Pointe. For
free estiniate, call
INTERIOR, Exterior painting,
floor tiling, carpenter repairs.
Quality materials used. Free
estimates. LAkeview 7-5318,
after 6 p.m.
INTERIOR and exterior paint.
ing, wall washing and paper
hanging. Reasonable rates.
30 years' experience. ~':ay
Barnowsky, 823.5593.
EXTERlOR PAINTING. Free
estimatcs. Grosse Pointe references.
PRescott 3.0183, 294.
266::,
'")/." ... ., . - .' - . ~
2JL-TILE WORK
CERAMIC TILE - remodeling
and new jobs. Do work my.
self. 527-

T1wrscllY, Mlrch 20,1969
GROS,SE POINTE NEWS
11Si-CARPENTER WORK 2lS--CAR'ENTER WORK 21V-5ILVtRPLATING 21%-1,:\NDSCAPING Music Educators Club tronic Music byUmversity ofl Participating iu tbe StudeJlt
. 51.VICE - Micbigan authority Associate Panel feature of Pare., Week.
CARPENTER wants small jobs, • Silver II Gold Platin" The In ud Ahnut Detroit Jrlu. Profe;;sor George WilSOlL Res.' en,d at Beloit College, Beloit,
CHRISTOPHER pane1ling,re~g, lC1'eens, .Oxidizing UdRepairTn, THOMPSON sic Eilueators "a~b has an. ervations may be made through WIS., recently was JULIA MUN-
. porches, etc. PReapott 1-3729. ' • nounced plans for its annual William Koerper, of the Detroit GER, Class of 1969, daughter of
CONSTRUCTION! CO. INTERIORS _ : ~~I:C~Iis~~ ~~ ' ,LANDSCAPI~G , CO. sPring nleeting. It will be held Public Scbools, or. Mildred ~ ~RS. E, B. MUNGER, of Lake-
, D I I d n_~ Un • Cop-r polishing If: b........ g Custom la'VIl and gardell serv- in the Sixth Floor Southfield oet, of the Farmmgton Public VIew avenue.
CUSTOM mode~ation add!. es go ng an ~vra /I ..~ O&UW ice. Complete landscaping aDd Ballroom of the Northland. Inn Schools. ----------
, tiou - atti~ -,Kitch .. - 'Complete RemodeliDg LEEBERT designing. Fertilizing, soddtag on Saturday Mareh 29, at DOOD. ----------
923" 923-858'1 CARPENTER-AU t~ repair Mich. TU 4-2'120.
----------'- and ,remodelini. Carl Watson, a BJks. Wea of Chalmers
Estate ~a~~ce. '173-1080~19. Harper 886-8551 51LVERSM ITHS aDd triIpming. Free emmates. Progra~ of the day will feature
, JAMES BARKER 14110 CHARLEVOIX P.O. Box 5047, Groan Pomte. a lecture-demoastration of Elee-
. d'. LA 6-MOL , VA 2-7318
MoerrllzattOn CA!tPENTER work, ~~erDiza- '
........ , tion, partitions, additions, pa. .
)(0........ VAL~for your money. lIe1ing,. shelves, recre.tion 21~NDSCAPING
Additions, kitchens, dormers, rooms ete. TUxedo 2-a7G5. SERV'C£ COLLEGE STUDENTS
basemellts, bathrooms, wall ---------_ With four yeBr8 e~rience
removals. No job too .mall 21'r-DRESSMA, KING desire:
or.too larIe• GROSSE POINTE • Lawn CuWng
BlDlCAREBROS. INC. D~S=~~/in:c~:i::~ LANDSCAPE SERVICE : ~~~;~n.up
Office 772oS715 Quality workmanship. Some • Under New :M~gement • Fertilizing
D.C.&G. Landscaping ~ Spring
eleuup. Maintellanct. 779-
3947. .
eveIIJII,s till 11, TU 1-8988 alterations. 963.9538. • Complete Lawn and Call Ken'" Christiall ~r Harry
-- ALl'ERATIONS,,:- Will pick up Garden 5erviceLi __pskJ_a_t_F_O_6-,_l_000_(Ans. __ ~__ ,)
• Attics _. Porch Enclosures
• Additions • Kitchens
.• Garages
• Commercilll Buildings
JIM SUTTON
16'l'7 :am Dr. '
aJd deliver 3 or more am.
des. TUxedo 1.3669.
SEWING: . Alterations, adults
and children; hems, zippers,
pillows, drapes. Trousers
euHed. TUxedo 1.'2455.
ALTERATIONS and repairs.
• Landscape Design ud
Construction
We Specialize in Persona!
Service
882-6300
EXPERIENCED HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS
DESIRE COMPLETE LAWN
II GARDEN MAINTENANCE,
Also
• Thatch Removal
• FertiI12ing
TU t-2M2
DOING all types
TU 2-2436
of carpenter
1152 :Mai-yland,Grosse POillte'
Park. VAlley 1-2631. THINK AHEAD
• Sodding
: i::;'~U:::'1'
work, remodell ....attie rooms,
UU6...
poreJ:~!. Small or big jobs.
....ARY THERESE.
and dressmaking.
Alt,er.a:tions. Spring ,GardeD Cleani.Jil and
summer Lawn Service by
Experienc. capable high school students.
Reliable and ReasoDable
8854107
Est 1mat e s free. TUxedo ed ladies and gir.ls alterations. GREEN GRASS INC. _
5-5892. 'Reasonable prices. 8l36'8095. VAlley 1.16U TREES and stumps removed,
.
H. F. JENZEN.
BUII..,DING \
Home and industrial repairs.
LADIES' DRESS alterations:
formals, child'.s, wear. Fur ---------coats
altered & re.lined. Call. TRIMMING, remo\'ll
Rose, '175.6619. feediDg and stump
spraying,
removaL
trimming. Insured.
rates. 29~_
THREE . d h'gh
. expen~ce 1
wiIlter
.
ch 1
S!Xl1
Additions, attics '~.ompl~.
Poreb enclosures, recreation
rooms garag". rep'aired
, :..... •
. TU 1.97" TU 4.3011
RELINING STOLES .c '0 a t s i Free estimates. COmplete tree
, ' 'service. Cal Fleming Tree
dresses. A1sl) expert altera. Service TUxedo 1-6950.
tions. 'Call tlltween 10 and 5. ' '.
886-8J38.,
semors de~Jre lawn cu~g
and yard wor1.t- Own ~qU1P.
ment. V~ rellllhle. Call 886-
3127 .or 886-5187.
. REMODELING
Custom built kit.chen. cabinets.
2; U-PLUMBING
HEATING
AND
recreation rooms. Additions -
and all types of porch en.
closur~, siding' and roofing,
FHA terms. We are inlHli'ed,
licensed and bonded.
Inspection of complete work
invited; we guarantee our
workmanship.
, ,
ON'l'ARIO
CONSTRUCTION
aai.4400
CO.
SPRENKLE
• PLUMBING
• HEATING
• SEWER CLEANING
SCHERVISH
La;ndscape CO.
Complete La ...... n and
Garden -Service
Landscape Design
VA 2-1282
Since 1916
and Construction
__________ • Spring Cleanup
TUxedll 4-5372. "EL1d~~,;x;:~:::G '~d • Patici,"Walls, PlanUnga
.USTOMCR,A.FT
't'\
Heating.
washers.
Kitchen Aid DiSh- •
disposals, dishmas-
Personalized Service
sonable ratcs.
at Rea.
Construction Company ter, repaif,
4~882.
remodel. TUxedo
; Call Anytime Free Eitimates
.etl...., Ai .."
, ---- . .
iGROSSEPOiNTE
CLASSI FIEDS
GET. FAST
RESULTS!
UPHOlSTERING (0.
14322 M.ck Ay.; Phon. VA 2.9660
• Custom •
REUPHOlSTERING & RESTYLING
• fTee pick up and delirnrry
• select trom hundreds of fine.
fabncs
• cUstom made slip covers
• guaranteed; • terms avtlilable
fRU ESTIMAT£S - VA 2.9660
OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
100llNG f~1 'lICE? NO lOWER FIGURE ANYPLACE.
loollNG fOI SEIVICE? WE GM THE FINEST.
,
, ALL THIS ••• AND ,MORE, TOG AT
TOM TAYLOR BUICK, INC.,
BUICK-OPEL DEALER
New Con • UsH c.n • Pam • C"",01l' CoUision Shol
13033 GRATIOT LAkeview 6-3000
, , Nlght Service LA 1.9877
Recipe for Family Living
Serving Grosse Ptes.
"for,Six Years
.. 1513g MACK
882-7730
SPRING CLEAN UP
Four years experience.
Call Ken Christian or Harry
Lipski at FO 6-1000 (Ans. Berr.)
TU 4-4677
WILLIAM FREEMAN
LANDSCAPING
Start with convenient location - close to schools, transportati.on
and shoppii~g-add an 8.room natural gray brick home With
family room, new carpeting, new kitchen; a dash of tasteful decorating,
a 3-car garage, and topped with a large corner lot. To
inspect the finished product, call:
LARRY'S CUSTOM Rolling and T~atch Removal.
PLUMBING AND HEATING - Fertilization and Weed COn.
QUALITY WORK by carpenter Residential and. Commercial trot
'with over 20 years experi. Repair and :Remodel • Weekly Lawn Maintenance
ence, conscientious. Reason. Water Heaters-A. O. Smith
ablepnces .on family rQOms, Permaglass and Rheem Glass.• Sodding a'nd Seeding
etc. Small' jobs ~cceptable. line. • Garden Service
, C
. . ..,.
.
.
BUILDERS&: REMODELERS EXCLUSIV.E AL'rERATIONl?-
• . By .Marse S~phens. .Qmck
, servieeon ,hems. (Furs.)
Additions, Dqrmers, TUxedo 5.7610.
l\.. 'C. Rooms. Bathrooms, '
Kitchens, New HOllies,
Custom .Garages II Doors
•
Free Estimates &: Planning
•
FINANCING ARRANGED
•
i
~
?APPAN
884-6200
SPRING CLEANUP, fertiliw.g
and .regular lawn and garden
service. Call
HOWARD. PROBST
LANDSCAPE CO.
LAkeview 1-6896
JOHN REBERRY
LAWN'SERVICE
• Spring Clean.Up
• Complete LaWJl Maintenance
• Dependable Service
TV 4-7596
CHUCKS
Lands,caping
Lawn and Garden
Service '
Complete~ I
Home-Maintenance"- .
Reliable and Rea~~nable
1 SO SAVE A BUCK
BY CALLINq CHUOK
TU 5.7102 '
Free .Estimates
TU 6-3940
, COMPLETE
LANDSCAPE
: DESIGNSER\lICES
BILL CROTHERS
LANDSCAPE CO.
NOW is the time to plan your Lapdseape design and maintenlandscape
needs. Our quali- ance. 15 years in the Pointes.
fied designers will analyze
your grou~ds and proVide
i'tofessional plans for patios
Call after 6 p.m.
PR' 2 17 8
- 9
and other front and backyard ,
plantings and constructi.on. E &: R LAWN AND GARDEN
CALL NO~ for. an appomt. SERVICE. SPRING clean-up';
me~t to meet ,WIth your COD- seeding, fertilizing and roll.
vemence. ing. \TAlley 44258.
Slate Symphony
Open Reheflrsal
The Detroit S3IIt.;,hony Or-
Experienced maintenance and chestra's last open rehearsal of
fair prices. Call 7764037.' the current season will be held
COMPLETE landscaping serv- in Ford Auditorium next Wedice
by. Julius LaQuiere. Top nesday, March 26, at 2 o'clock.
dressing, cultivating, edging, .Maureen Fo~ester, contralto,
shrubs, evergreens pruned, will appear ~lth .the Orch~tra
Lawn cut tin g. fertilizing unde.r the dlft~chon of Sixten
Spring; clean-up work. Hourly E.hrhng. .
rates. Reasonable. Free est!- The. rehearsal agenda m.
mates. 885.5659. eludes works by Handel, ~ozart,
Debussy and others which
will be performed by the Symphony
and Miss Forrester on
Thursday and Saturday evenings,
March 27 and 29.
Admission to the rehearsal is
~1.50. All proceeds go io :he
IOrchestra Musicians' Supplemental
Pension Plan. Tickets
are available only at Ford Auditorium
Box Office, 961.0700.
Except for the presence of
an audience and a microphone
'placed near the conductor. open
rehearsals are conducted in the
same manner as. all Symphony
rehearsals.
A typical working session
lasts two and a half hours,
usually with a 15-minute br:lak
after the first hour.
GP 'City Installs
5 New Hydrants
I The City has installed five
I new fire hydrants, thl'ee In Un.
'coin road, and two in Cadieux
road. to rcplace obsolete hy.
! arilnls, it was disclosed by an
official source on Friday, March
14.
It was revealed that thc hy.
dranL~ cost approximately $280
each. The cost, plus thc instal.
lation labor, amounted to about
$600 each. The labor was done
hy a private contract~.
.-The e;.-"oiIw
"~I c..rdt
Z40 a..~ at.~
1:30 IZId 11 o'cJodI:
Wonhlp Benlces
Church Sehool, Crib Boom
thni Senior High both
services
"HOPE IN DESPAIk"
:Mr. Maynard Hammond
St. Paul Ev.
Lutheran Chureh
CMlflNlt. M4I Lltlu'op
TU 1.,. .
w. Invn. You to. Wonhlp
-Witb Us
WLlrshlp: 9:30 and 11 :00 a.m.
Sunday School (Nursery-Adult)
9:30
Sunday School (Ninsery.l n
, 11:00 .
bY. e...".. w. ~ .....
ThoIIluw,~
Vlar
Groste Pointe Unitft
METHODIST CHURCH
211 MoNel Rood
886.2363
MlnUUr
PefT7I A. ThomGa
11:15 FA'IlILY WORSHIP With
sunday SChOOl ~ fcr
pre-s (! boo l~ elementary.
, ycutb Ud al1ults. ..
11':J5 MORNING WORSHIP With
Sunday Scbool c1as5es for
pre-s (! boo I, KlndUlarten
and gradel 1~.
7:00 P.M. "R&JOICE '" .
A Twentletb Centqry Set.
tlng for CommunIOn Servo
Ice 8UII6 by HJ,gh School
Cbolr.
Memorial
Ohurch
United Presbyterian
16 Lake Shore Rd.
For information,
,.,night or day,
call 882.5330
9:30 ~d 11:H';
Worship Service
and Church School
The Rev•.
James 0'. Handley, Jr.
Preaching
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Counter Points
by Pat Rousseau
Spring Vacation ... Where are you head~? Many
of the Pointe's smartest college girls head .for Walto'n.
Pierce. This spring vacation there is a great new collec.
tion waiting for them. In the Junior Department one
coat and dress costume is our particular favorite. It's
brown polka dots on bisque cotton for the coat ensembled
with a shadow print dress of bisque polka dote on brown.
Veed jumpers, date dresses and a variety of pantsuits,
all young, all .fun! Catch up on the new fashions at
Walton.Pierce and THEN catch up on the news.
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What's Going On In Hair ... at Leon's, 17888 Mack?
The ansu,er is wide yarn or narrow ,braids. We wished
'tOP. had.' a length of wide red yarn the other day as we
watched Nino ent10ine a bit of "COlorf1ll fun into a hairdo.
Next time we'll be prepared. Of course, .we have a narrow
braid. We couldn't resist it after watching Patrick
working braids ~nto a sty/e. This is a delight now, but
come .summer, it will be \a real basic hair saver along
'wjth'my favorite fall. Inciftentally, hairpieces are unbelievably
inexpensive
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Beauty IliDts ••• f..om Micllelle'll Boutique at Leoa. Wear the
lleW lubunt separated eye lasbes beeause tIIey are more aatural
IeMfa" lighter weigbt aad euier to apply. 11tey come ia black
or;~o.,., are JIlt-trimmed aJld eost ~t cloUars. For an eveD
naUe.rJa, taa use Co'erema suDtan Ietioa. Keep YOUl' tl-Jlaed. skiD
llIDOOCh ud moist with Conema bath ollllld dryskln cream', ••
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GROSSE POINT'E NEWS
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Featute r!=: and Syears On BiJighamton. They moved here *,~.Pbditable arrived th1I ~st phabetical Ihts ..st.~,g. up .aU
. the local scene, Joalr's vice. when Lym, (tb*t'S' whatJan~t Cti.fiitlll6Sj and they're getWtt around the w~lls, filiJ1l, .t!alltneb
'SI:lringltne 'Specials • • • at t1ie Notre Dame' PhAro Jlr~ldelit of the Defer Elemen- calls him; at work he's bod better it the game 'With.etch . . . I couldn t have a.~ed. lOt.
maey~lude'the beWitching Matchabelli fragranceffin tar!' School Parent-Teacher As- as "Red" because of his red passl.ttg month. better people to work \lilt! ...
spray eolo~e £01' two dollars and Lanvin's Arpege and soci~tion. Her h ~ 5 ban!, is hait) , was transferredbYGen- They like. Family Trips.' "We The Junior ~e8gue.hopes to
My SiD spray cologne for three dollars.
presIdent of the PIerce Middle eral Eler.~c. He's. c~ntly went to Washington; D.C., last realize most of Its Follies. pr0!it
School P.TA., manager of Shop Operations at summer with all the kids," from Program Book advertis-
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Da. May Jobs. Carboloy., Janet says.' 'When we first ing.
Would Yoa BelieVe, •• a rabbitIIJoan.
was co-chairman of. a The young Larrabees are moved here, we took 'a lot of "We need to. build up our
with sunglasses1 Manuz and papa bunny
Planned Parenthood ChristJllas Terry Ann, III, 'a student at one:dlY triJXl." They were sur. Community Trust FUnd," Joan
Dtthe Spherfl Me .gaily dres!ed atfd
Mart committee last year. Like Grosse Poi n t e .South High prised and delighted to find 80 and Janet explain. "The Junior
3pMt .round sun slJadeS'. Bunny Bunny »_... ,ranet, she transferred her Jun_ Scbool; Jay, 12,. at. Pleree; mini' interesting sPots. to Visit League returns all the money
flirtatious is in her Saturday pose. These best colorful. and in afunny very.
bunnies are of papier mache with ena-
,mel finish. They stand three inches high
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and are priced
lor teague membership; like
Janet, she found herself work.
Ing here on the Bulletin Board.
Joan's served as the Bulletin
David, 10, and John, 6, both' at
Maire. .
There's a Larrabee family
pet, too, a Tiger cat named
within a day.trip radius of their
Grosse Pointe. pome; often, the
children first visited the5e spots
on school field trips, came
it raises to, the community via
such projects as Poison Control,
CPT ... As of last year,the
League spent $14,000 in the
jrum one dollar. At the Sphere, 19849 Mack, you can Board's cllairman of advertising Dusty:. ' - home, talked about them -. and community,"
select your Easter greeting from a 2,8 ft. display of cards. and as chairman of promotion "Besides J u n i 0 r 'League," then the whole family would go. But Janet adds "we are
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ior CPT, the Junior Leagu~. of s~~s. Jan~t, "my eommunity. ac; Really :&Dow,Area Not :just a inoney.raisini';lr"
'.ftae KIIeklacope ••• has .juBt received a shipment of Blum's De t r 0 it. spOusored , televlSlon Itlvlties here have b~;n m~mly COllllequently, the Larrabees ganlzaUon, pIe a 5e emphasiZe
'amou caadfes: '!bey are iDdividuaUy wrapped and make great show by Blacks for Blacks. c h'u r c h • connected. She ~ a probably'> know MORE about that. All Leag\le members a.re
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tnall. Our favorite. ue almond
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'almonettel, tl:Je square "We went on the air in Octo- me!"ber of. ~e Grosse POl~tc areas adjacent to GrossePointe, required to complet~ a defin.tte
mlDt8 aDd Uttle elaaen. Belect your own favDrltes at 16135 Mack ber after months of ,prepara- Umted Methodist Church, r.hal~- and what is available in them, number of volunteer semce
at Bedford. .
tion, "Ilhe gives a brief, justifi. ma~ o! ~e Churcb Wor"en 5 than people who've lived here hours eac:h year." ,
ably proud resume of .CPT's Society s CIrcles. aU their.1ives! All Members in Ad '
Have You Seen , • , the new ".'raymold, those prac- history' "and we go commercial ,BlgScoutiDg FamIly ''This,'' Janet gives her im- Just about every Junior
tical bowls and trays 'made of fiberglass? They are dish-
iiJ APrlI. We're doing repeats Scouting seems to run in the impression of Grosse Pointe, "Is League member is working, in
now." ' Larrabee family. Lyman's been a'_little town in the middle of a some way, for the Follies. So~e
washer proof, stain proof and unbreakable. New pattems
Obviously, here are two la. a Cub Scout Packmaster. Jan. bIg town. are baby.sitting for rehearsmg
are strawberry and dogwood. See them in the e~er. popu- dies who are involved ill their et's been a Den Mother. Jay's "Here, 1 go shoppi~g, and I mothers - .some ;tre' painting
lar daisy pattern at Wright's Gift and Lamp Shop, community. a Boy , Scout who participated seem to know every one in the scenery' some are selling tick'
18650 Mack Avenue ...
Right now, they're .Wl>rkinllin a ciimpin~ expedition at Isle supermarket. Binghaml';ln, has ets , . .' . •
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together on a very speCIal pro}- Royale last summer. about 80,000 people; I dldn t - H bands are ven much in
Do It Yourself .... You're taught how to}mprove eel: The Program Book to be Terry Ann's' a Senior Girl I,never felt that ,I could-know evid~~ce too. Janet's "headed the
and apply' your own makeup at Ed~ard N ern ,Pa1'1'uc- distributed at bot h perform. Scout who'll be camping al In- everYQne. I fee~ that I kn.ow stage cre~ for, the last Fllllies
chiere 19463 Mack Avenue. An expert will analyze and ances. of the Junipr League of nisfree ~is summ~r. eve170ne here; It's re;yly lik~ in which she was involved. This
then redesign your makeup. You ~o each step ypurself DetrOIt 1969 FollIes scheduled Janet IS co-chalrman of the mOVIngto a smaller to~ . . . ear's Follies finals will be an
under supervision
f~r Friday and Saturd~y eve- annual Girl. Scout banquet to be The Lara~.s got a pmg.pong I~n.male Swan Lake ,Ballet ~
1;0 you can do ~t perfectly at home.
mngs, May 23 and 24,111 Ford held at MaIre School next May. table f(lr Chrl~b:nas . . . The Janet and Joan aren't tbe only
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Janet's editor of the Book. MUST .wake up qne .day to find puppy. ., It is frankly a "fun" proj-
MagaziDe Meanderiag .•. can give you a variety ol Ideas
Joan beads I'The Triumvirate," itself involved in Little League. "~e was a surprISe Chnst. ect A~d although i~ primary
wIIea you're plallang hDme defOratiDg. However, it's a Uttle (bex-lielf, Mrs. H. Richard Frue- "We've kept. score, done that mas present for, mother," J?an pu~se is to raise money to be
f"'straUBg when you c:all't fiad &.hemerebandise iD shops. If haul; Jr" and Mrs. Jam~ F. sort ,of thing," Janet observes .. lau~hs. They'd Just moved mto returned to the cor.:munity, it
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..•• bead for Ed Maliszewski, 21435 Broc:k), in c:harge of advertis- "We'll do more of it I In sure.'" a ne~ home, they~ave new' pays an extra, intangible-but.
Mack Aveaue. He stocks &.helatest deeoraCOr leledloas from ing. In' herprviate time, Janet carpeting, new dr~penes .. ' very.real dividend.
&.hosetemptiag' cabill Crafts ac1i.
---------------------- But Joan, despite ~er Battle "A Follies does a lot for
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Every Friday And Saturday .•. Wesfields feature
. . aIds over II paIr of scraped 1 . 5 "It' is something that
fresh lake perch (all you can eat). The dinn~r includes Endure hair treatment at MagiC Touc~ Beauty Salon, .knees a few weeks ago-;-seems ~xp am. ery personal someperch,
french fries, cole
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slaw, roll '~' burt~r for. a 20982 Mack Avenue between Hampton and Roslyn. It she decided to take Heidi fo~ a ~~~m~atV really bring~ every-
, dollar fifty-nine. Children under 10 nmetY.llmecl:ots puts a, natural body.giving'substance into hair and it lasts Iw~.Ik, didn't see a patch of ~c~, one together."
15506 Mack at Somerset.
from seven to eight weeks. It is a .great beauty boon for sll~~d. fell . . . and HeIdi, . That's a pretty good Some-
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. Mr. Q Travel . . . has found. u bit. ()
of heaven at down to earth prices. You
can have your own pavilion with kitch. MR."
en, living room, bedro~, your own
private swimming pool, all ,ust an a!'to!e , "
from the sea at St, Thomas in the V~rgzn ., .
Islands Full maid service is provided. All thz.s z.s th~rty'
two doilars a day double. The pavilion can ac~~mmodate
four and. it costs' eight dollars for each a