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Compleu News Coverage of All the. Poin~8 

Photo by Eddlel\lcGrapb" Jr. 

standingmaintainance and. beauty of its Municipal 

Offices. Accepting the awards were MAYOR MAT. 

THEW PATTERSON, for the Park; JESSE ROSE, 

.m!inager of the Sunoeo Station at Beacpnsfield and 

Jefferson; DALJJ McKEE,' manager of JheStandard . 

Sfalion at Hall and Kercheval; .MARY GREEN , .man. 

ager of Blazo's Restaurant; CARL GRUBER,manager 

ofthe Mobile Station at Clook and Mack; and MAYOR 

DAVID BURGESS of the City of Grosse Pointe." . 

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WEEK 

As Compiled b~ the 

Grqae Pointe News 

TIlanc1ay, peeember • 

. THJ!:' SENATE VOTED on. 

Wednesday to'increase the per- ! 

sonal income.tax exemption to' 

$800 by 1971. The present ~,x'ii 

emptic)I.-ilI $600. The sponsor of 

the tax cut laid it wis intended 

to help ''the ,man with a big 

mortgage on a little' house fill. 

ed wllhchil4ren:" The plan, approv~, 

bY. I vote 0'. 5!! ~ ji7, 

wasasubstitilf.e for reductions 

in taX 1:'ltes IUPport:ed by Presi. 

dent Nixon and endorsed by the 

House and ,the Senate Finance 

Committee that w 0 u I d trim 

everyo~',I,taxes by an average 

of ,101 perCent. 'The vote com. 

pletely ignored the threat of a 

presidentill veto. 

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Keep Grosse Pointe Beautiful Awards Presented 

~y, Dec:ember 5 

THE NIXON. ADMINISTRA. 

TION is :drafting a sweepiDr.] 

pay.later program to clean up 

America's polluted, rivers, and 

laltes. The prOgram is currently 

beinl Pre~ired by :IDterloi' Sec. 

retlU7 W,lter J.; Hickel. who 

will present it to Congress in 

Janua.ry. The pdce tag of. the 

program is $10 to $15 billion. 

It may. be Pllrt of the Presi. 

dent's ,State of; the' Umoii mes. 

sage, 

• • • 

, '.rictured p~~senting the Grosse Pointe Beautifita. 

tibnCouncil's and The Grosse Pointe Shores Garden 

Club's, b~autification a\l'ards is MRS. C.E.MAGUIRE, 

. (cente~); president of the-{:ouncil":--A wards were pre. 

:leritlLtby:::me:Sliores Garoen':ClUo:lO three gasoline 

:sta't1tltfS:fll'fJilll1Jita1r.ing:~ aInt:lieautif1Jl gro1Jnds. 

The~urreil-presented 'awardsto-al'estaurant, to the 

Satuld.",Deeembet I '. City of Grosse Pointe' Park for outstanding beautifica- 

~-SENATE VOTED unex~ tion of its parks; the City of Grosse Pointe for out- 

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~~n=~~;Wc:~t.o~~e~~:~ S~:Set ~ne;Wom~,n Q~\':~N'~hs~:.~:'f~r,_.~~fS 

~e~~~ ~~,~lifrla.~tider.:;PrOiittt. m 'to Oas Statiolt~'(jP.fFlfntI8)o'etJtlPlliitn"S~, 

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Demoeratie leader, . . ana. F. 'D. . . E · h $23. • C h C D 

i1.'C.:~',';;''1'~' tg~.,.~g8 . ,!!CAPell WIt ... 0 m as areer ay 

~~:~ti~a~e~S:illi::8bd~:; Gr~r:J~ Fi~~ ~to Twelve Robber Believed toB~ Sam~'Perso~f,Wh~ Held Up Many L3rro~l!I!l hel() up a Detroit station approximately two hours tion will be pre s e n t at 

SlDIllay, ~~bt!r'J for gra~e'S'five 'fo "twelVe earlier.

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TYSON BUILDING CO. 

• F)'ee. cost ~atel ' 293 ....279 

• Built to your specifications 

• Quality work" fair prices 

• Over 30 years experience 

.'. 

AuthentfD tartans or piped solid colors in viyeUa 11a1'/lo 

neZ robe,. The unique washable blend of 55% wool and 

45% pima cotton woven in Scotland. 

Ugkt enough in weight to be easily Packed, yet 

,~'t.cmple warmth. for winter. . 

'.alJ tt!j~; A ililfliie~ "'\-;:'f: ;:'.~~ 

Open Thund., alld.friday ("eninp 

f40. 

,tfts '" COU.UI "'1IfO.•• 

Ties McII 0 eoIect1oll of the 

new W. ~ Priftt, 9.00 

Sfripe, 9.00RoiIed totIe, 12.50 

~ Ie IOdt to hold 

36 tfeL 6r Uduwot .... 6.50 

8Jod: ~ .' ~ trwel 

Ie cose. .. long. 16.50 

Jacobson'S 

GROSSE POI NI F. NEWS 

atIndinI 

high on his 

,-"J 

wanted 

list: 

1'fmJ. 

Pared down. 

~99ed1y styfed 

~et'aftecl 

to contMnf)OfMY taeteL 

Pamper him with EVeins ••. 

the girt that's rich in 

fashion ana~. 

CHEROKEE 

Pl

Entertainment Every Night 

To have' or to 

:Iblngs begin 

tohoppe" 

'in ... 

Give 

-TiFFiE8@ 

(9l~isu,e footweartormen 

SQUIRE.. Relax in' style - Squire' by Jiffies for 

Men. Made of 100% cotton corduroy, terry linedmachine 

washable. Perfect for indoo,'. 

SHOES 

FOR MEN S BeyS 

SAVES YOU MONEV 

Comfs in Bronze, $450 

Whiskey, Black 

USE YOUR SECURITY CHARGE 

MICHIGAN E3ANKARD 

MASTER CHARGE 

OR DI~ERS 

Open Thurs. and Fn.Nights Until Christmas 

II'! Kercheval 

ON THE HILL 

GROSSE POINTE 

13300 E. Jefferson 

CORNER CaPLl N 

DETROIT 

outside i~ frightful. but the shoes are so de- 

Aoaterel warm-lined boots warm the inner 

him look good and feel gOQd,tool Find OU~ how 

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#£,~fS 

Kercheval at St. Clair, Grosse Pointe 

Open Mon. through Fri. 'til 8:45 p.m. 

Warehouse Planning & Engineered Handling 

Sinee 1937 

• SAVES YOlo' TIME • 

SIX CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 

REErFB/lIITERM/NAL 

SAVES YOU SPACE 

ROBERT L. DEARY, Presidenf 

CORPORA,T/ON 

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CO~llNG !\IEETING Wayne County, in Plymouth,l 

The Park council was inform I Mich., in 1970. Park Mayor \ 

f'd on Monday. December S'l MaUhew Patterson, .who was reo 

that the ?Iiehig.an M~nicipal c~ntly elec!ed. ~resldent o( ~e. , 

League "'iU hold Its Re~I?1,I I1.I, glon. m, clarl(led .the commg l 

comprised o( commumlles In meelmg. and the city. 

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LOVE IS BLIND. 

IT DOESN~T KNOW 

BLACI( FROM WHITE. 

WHY SHOULD WE? 

Grosse Pointe Human Relotions Council 

Box 0.7, 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich.' 

'PUBLIC AUCTION, 

DEC. 15th & 16th 

. Mon., 10 a.m. - Tues., 11 a.m. 

2 DAY AUCTION 

By Order of the Secured Porty 

'INTERIORS INTERNATIONAL INDI 

1200 Sixth Ave. (Entire 6th floor Trade Center Bldg., 

John Lodge Exway at. Howard St., Detroit, Mich') 

. Michigan's finest Wholesale Furniture Showroom 

$90,000 WHOLESALE COST FINE FURNITURE 

.20,000 SQUARE FEET ENTIRE 6TH FLOOR 

Century. Korges, Kell~ WIUlams. M~dal1lon, Cross Roads, Enke. 

boll, Globe, rnterlor. Crafts, Motif Reprodux (England), Empire, 

American ot Martinsville. Burke. Best -Imports, PI'"re Bartet, 

Brookfield Furniture, Continental Imports, Leopold Colombo, 

}o'rederick Coopef Lamps, Cua Bique, Chapman Lamps, Dlrec. 

Uonal FurnitUre, ;Design Tex, .Deslgn Group, Drexel Furniture, 

Extensole, EUo,'Englander. Serta. Fairmount Woodcrolt, Fancher, 

Fine Arts Furniture, MadisOn Furniture, Flak Furniture. Founders, 

Furniture, Grayberne. Glenn ol California, Green Mcadow Works, 

Great Eastern, Hard Wood House, The Harter Corp., Jeffrey 

Business EquIp.. KIttinger Furnllure, Mll Mode. Norwood Mills, 

Rockford National, Scroll. Thayer.Coggln, Woodron. 

17th Century -" French Proylncial - Italian Provincial - Oriental 

Medieval ...,. Hand carved - Hand Painted - Antiques and 

Antlque' Furniture. .' 

LIVING ROOM: Sofas & Sleep Sofas, Chairs, Marble Top Tables, 

Occasional Chairs, Parsons Tables. Cocktail and Bnd Tables, 

Lamps, 011 paintings. OrIginal Reproduction, Chandeliers FabrIcs, 

Accessorics, Upholstered Fabrics: Silk, Velvet, Leather Wool and 

Speclal.Maue Fabrics. . , , 

DINING ROOM: Tables Chairs, Arn'lolres. Corner Cabinets. Desks 

Cocktail' Bars End StoOls Buffets Glass Top Tobles, UphOlstered 

~i?6M.o:~c~n~~Q~::~I~I~~a~~~,8~n~s.Beds; Dressers and. Chests, 

Bedroom Armoires, Various woods. chrome, brass hand painted. 

All Pieces In, Various Flnisb~B: Walnul. Pecan. Antique, Mahogany •. 

Oak, Hand' Painted, DI!lressed ..'Worm Wood, Chestnut, Glass & 

Chrome f'rultwood, Chain 1llslreFslng. . 

ACCESSORlES: Paintings. Lamps, Vases, Plclure Groupings, 

Sconces, Aiitiques, Planters, Fireplace Mantels, Shelving, Mirrors. 

Brass Candlestick Holders. Bllsts, Statuettes, Antlque Plates, Floor 

Lamps, D~slu;. Table, High Dens l~ Lamps. 

Ol'-FICE FURNITURE: Dc5k~ Including Hand Caryed, Secretarial 

, and Exccutlv .. , Swivel ChalTj;In Leather and Vinyl, Ch"ome & Sleel, 

Filling Cab}"ets and stl'rage, meclrlc T)/pewrlters. Adding 

l\1ach'~e&,1 Otncc Supplies &. AcceS!:ortes. 

Auctioneef's note: This is''Perhops the most unique 

and elegant selection of furniture elfer offered ot 

auction in the 'Mid Wtst. - ell.,les Kinsey. . 

$2197 

New OEA Officers 

, Pictured (left to right) are NANCY SCOTT, 

newly elected state secretary of the' Off.ice Education 

Association and a student at South HIgh School, 

and PATTI GAMMICCHlA. newly-elected vice-presIdent 

of the OEA and a student at North High School. 

The girls were elected at the r'~cent state conference 

in Battle Creek from state-wide. candidates. 

* * * ~ 

By Pepper Whitelaw ! part in planning the Spring 

D\lrolhy Hl)l~omb, of Soutb j state Leadership Conference 

. . . I where students from all over 

High Schoo! and Paul PIerron i the state. comPete performing 

o( North High School, b,oth Of. 'various 'business skills. 

fiee Education Co.Ordinators, j , There arellome 30 office oi-i. 

are two pretty proud teachers. : ented co.op students at North 

Two of thpir students, Nancy Ithis year a~d 18 at South. High 

Scott and Patti Gammicchia,' School. :

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Thursday, Dec. II, 1969 

banlon knit 

"sporr shirt by 

;~eoQ8iHQ:~Strassi "1"". 

Crisp pencil-striping patterns 

the fNnt of this smart pullovet, 

€ollar, sleeves, and back 

are a deep solid tone. Auto. 

matic wash and dry. In black 

with platinum stripes, dark 

gold with honey. stripes, '. 

, I 

imported 

pajamas 

cotfon 

Coat style in solid colors with jacquard 

designs. 

burgundy. 

Cocoa, steel blue, 

machine.washable 

robe 

11,00 

Light-weight,. wrinkle. proof, hand. 

some! 80% Dacron polyester, 20% 

colton. Red with navy trim, gold 

with brown trim. 

•. 23,00 

17.00 

. ,. 

leather billfolds 

and key cases, 

by Bond Street 

Olt 

hand-tailored Lebow ' 

sport coat and 

contrasting slacks 

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The distinctive imported wool. 

en patterns are out of the 

.ordinary, ~i1d the Leb.ow hand 

', , 

J tailorlng is, superb. ,Sl~ck,~"in 

.. ~: . "': '-, " " ... ,. , 

contrasting tones are' finest 

qU~Y, mediUm weight 'worst.' 

ed flannel. 

, , 

A, Billfold. Beruma Calf 

13.50 

, B,Pass and Clip Case 

pin kid' 

10.00 

. C. Key Caie, pin kid 

6,00 

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GR 0 SSE PO I N TEN E W S 

en 

Nail.sfudded jewelry box 

Removable velvet-covered tray compartments 

for cuff links, studs, jewelry, valuables. 

.C:oat from 1.10.00 

the famous imported 

Byford hose 

"The Gentleman's Hosc", sort ribbed wool, 

available in black, gray, navy, brown. 

WooL.STRETCH 2,00 PRo 

2 sizes to fit every size foot. Byflex over the 

calf. 

WOOL.SIZED 2,00 PR, 

Sizes 10'h. to 13. Garter length. 

WooL.ANKLET .1.75 PRo 

Sizes 10lk to 13. Ankle length. 

Compact Tie Hanger 

Holds firmly up to 100 ties 

without creasing, travels easily 

in any suitcase . 

.4.00 

• 

10.00~ 

a camel's hair coat 

with the look and 

feel of luxury 

The most luxurious, silky 

feel ..• the very lighte!it 

weight • • • incomparable 

comfort . . • aU obtaincd 

by mating 60% camel's 

hair with 40% lamb's 

wool. 

195.00 

Ofte 

smart alpaca 

cardigan sweater 

FISHER 

BUILDING 

His Zodiac Sign on 

Tie and Cuff links 

Choice of 12 different zodiac signs, to 

personalize his Christmas gifts. The 

handy order blank is available for your 

convenience. 

CUFF LINKS 

Handsome- goldeit finish 

links by Destino with intaglio 

zodiac sign. 

10.00 

NECKTIE 

Pure ~ilk by Bronzini in 

maroon, olive, blue. Repetitiv~ 

zodiac sign makes 

attractive pattern. 

It's lustrous silky finish and 

light weight warmth make it a 

perfect companion for winter 

lounging. Choice of ten colors. 

30,00 

7.50 

WHAlIN'G'S 

men'S wear 

520 

WOODWARD 

Hathaway shirls 

in' bold solid 

(olors and stripes 

Hathaway Imperial broadcloth 

in assorted "Solid colors and 

unusual stripe •• 

From 11.00 

Hand.sewn capeskin. with tur 

lining. Choice of brown or black. 

.' 

Capeskin Gloves 

203 PIERCE 

BIRMINGHAM 

Starting Monday, WoodwlJrd and Fisher Building Shops will be open 

9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Birmingham shop open 

9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday, Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m • 

10.00 

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'" Paul Schweitzer 

Since time Immemorial,. 

NIAGARA FALLS has never 

missed its aquatic speeta~le 

. • • Except that night on 

March 29, 1849; when the' 

falls suddenly went dry, 

As the fa. 

miliar roar 

of the cascade 

was 

silenced 

crowds gathered. 

There was 

tal" the 

world wa s' 

coming to an end. The 30 

hours that followed w ere 

filled' with apprenhension 

Then all at'once, as mysteriously 

as they had van- 

Ished, the waters returned. 

There was rejoicing. The explanation 

put forth. seemed 

logical ~ .'. "Boulders of ice 

had iathmed and blocked the 

vaterway". 

But for someot the folks. 

the event never lost its mys' 

tery. Even today there are 

those who speak of that nigltt 

in awe. 

There's nothing mysterious 

about Real Estate problems 

when SCHWEITZER comes 

in on the case. Let any of 

our experienced agents ban. 

die aU detailll. Two locations 

foryour-c'oo'v in i e'n c e: . 

SCHWEITZER ;.REAL '. ES •. 

TATE, 21300 Mack Ave" ~PQ., 

18530 Mack Ave" Gr~sse Pte. " 

Wds. , 

PHONE: 886-4200 

or 886.1270 

Dive yoUrSel1 a break on 

aulD Insurance COSIS; 

wDh'MIChiDan MUlual's 

lulo-Gard 

pay-al-YOU-drlve PIBD. 

LeiS YOUspread Jour 

aula Insurance coSIS 

over len monlhS 

wllh leD easy on 

Ihe budgel payments. 

&ROSSE POINTE NEWS 

North Hi Youth Wins rhotop~i~ " 

ONE.TRACK MIND C . - f R ~..J 

Petty prejudices allow many ooperatw~ l! "es.ments" 

folks to form opinions without S Z- - d b P Off- At the organization of the of the Camera Club at North, 

trying to find facts. 0 lClte' y OS,t ", lee Grosse. Pointe B~utificatlc!n HJgb. SChool and a photographer 

----------- CouDcil last spring, Milwn Vol. on thfl Explorer SCout. 

otIen Sund.ya 1D:tI te 4~ 

11MI"", IIIId 'rt. Tnl ,. ,..... 

WE DELIVER 

0. 0,.,. of $5 • ~ 

The usual Christmas rush for each y e .'r," he }JOinted out. kens, owner of the Camera :&fr. Volkens is the representthe 

United States Post Office "Because we have been receiv. Center, 17114 Kercheval. prom. " th' ,." .. 

is under way, but t1ie pOstmen ingexceUent. cooperation from ised a $25 dollar gift certificate ative fr~m e Mer~~DtsClV1c . 

wish some residents" were in the vast majority of themailingtothestud~ntproducing.theandBUslnessASSOClation.tQt!.le: 

more of a hurry to get their public, we are forced' to hire best before.and.aftn .picture of Beautification Council which is,' 

"out.of-town" letters and' pack., only ab:out one-tenth of' that aily area ,in Gros~ Pointe headed by Mrs. Clarence'. Ma" . 

ROSL YN 

MARK.T 

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ages on the way to iheir des. number, Each Cbristmas we cleaned up or beautified. as a guire, president. This group, 

timitions. . ' anticipate the mailing rush 3Ild result of the ,Clean.u 

11020 MACI[ tit Rt11y8 ... 

"'1-3600 

p DrIve. • WI'th represen tatives. from . aU 

Year in and year out, the the need for public cooperation On Saturday. De.cemrer 6, the five municipalities, hall 

postal authorities are faced is always there. Mr Volkens announced John 

f ' "We r"ly heavily on papers,' , '. .' worked illl year to clean up ~d 

with, last minute bundles 0.. Du a of 802 Mi ba d 

letters, place'd in the mail slotS like the Grosse Pointe NEWS, th nc .n h' cux . rIve. beautify Grosse Pointe. A book; 

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persons who failed to plan 

ahead. This results in a lot of 

headaches for the postmen and 

late.arriving letters and gifts 

for the recipients. 

to ear r your 'early.mailing' e wmner .. Jo n 15.a seDlor at summarWng the efforts of the 

message to the peoplie," be Grosse Po~te High School Council, entitled "Five Pointes 

said. "I hope all who read this INor:1h and a newly elected to New Beauty" is. to, be entered 

pl",a will help us out by meet- member of the Nationaljlonor lin the National Clea~t TowD. 

ing the December 14 deadline," SoCiety. He is vice-president Contest in Washington, D.C. 

Postmaster Edward L. Baker, 

who heads the Detroit Post Office, 

which handles the out. 

glling and incoming mail for 

Pointe residents, thinks a little 

foresight and conscientious 

planning on the past of package 

and letter senders would save 

Ihis workers anu the :l.ailers a 

great deal of frustration and 

curb tempers on the part of 

both groups. 

He . claims that the time to 

mail for ChriStmas is now. The 

big day is only two weeks away 

and that 'leave$little time for 

officials .to sort and distribute 

the bundles; especially thllse 

marked for other ,cities and 

other'states. ..'.. . 

.' "Cbristmas traditionally has 

-placed a greater worklolld on 

all :olir' employes and, though 

we hire' quite a: bit ot extra 

part.time belp' during t'3e holi. 

day season, mos~"of, them are 

ine~;perii!Dced !lnCl;handle 'tbe 

mails' much slower. than t.he 

veterans," claimed' Baker. "We 

would like to be able to promise 

everybody that th.eir. letters 

and packages wouldarrlve on 

time, but, if they are sent late, 

there is really very little that 

we can do." 

ilaker. has a good point. The 

Christmas mail more than 

quadruples the normal e.mount 

of mail traffic each year and 

a natural 'backlog ()'i letters and 

packages does accumulate. An 

early mailing would not only 

reduce the backlog, but would 

also guarantee the arrival. of 

these items on time. 

''This year, we are unofIi. 

c;!ially dubbing th Is week' IS ' 

Christmas Card Mailing Week," 

said Baker, "We are attempting 

to get everybody to strive,;~ 

get all their cards, letters !l~~": 

packages, mailed, out by Siin. 

day, December IV' . 

Baker said the bIggest problem 

the Post Ofice faces each 

Christmas ,iii, gettlng. the mails .. , 

in an even flow: Bylising the 

Detroit omce's' new, modern 

sorting equipment and working 

a large number of regular employes 

on an over.time basis, 

the problem will not be as awesome 

this year. 

"We used to hire as many as 

10.12,000 par. t t i m e employes 

Glilhe IIn8S1 

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Phone 775-4700 

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ThursdlY. Dec. II, 1969 

,€. Table Skiftles from England. Swing the boll on the chain Gnd 

Neighborhood Club Hires 

New Assistant Director 

ANNOUNCES THE RF.LOCATION OF HIS OFFICE 

FROM 1314$;: E. JEFFERSON, DETROIT 

TO 

119 KERCHEVAL 

(ON THE HILL) 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MrCHjG~N 48236 

"stri~e oul" by knotking over 011 the pins. 15Y2"x12%" board. 12.50 

D. lohyrinth Game from Sweden. Guide the steel boll along, the curving 

.OfrOW, cwoidtng pitfalls by manipulation of the tilting frames, a real 

JeW of s~.u ond presense of mind. 12"xl1%"x4" high wood box. 11.00 

8e~'s leorning set to be used with labyrin.h Frome, thrl.!e simple 

Free Parkin, 

.ozes thot wain !he begiAning player's dexterity. 4.00 

Jacob SonS 

G RO SS E PO J N TEN E WS 

Law Club and a Public Rela. 

tions Club. 

At each meeting, youngsters 

discuss. various facets of the 

two fields with professIonal 

pe~ns actively engaged in 

By PbU Loranger. teaching. horsemanship to the such areas. 

The Neighborhood C I u b, younger generation, Stevens has "This is a new concept for 

which has been serving the supplied . the impetus for a the Neighoorhood Club in that 

youth 'and adults of the com- horsemanship class at the Club we are now offering an O{)pOrmilnity 

since about tlfe time and has. also helped to organize tunity for both boys and girls 

Pontiac and his wardors made the Judo. Club and a class in to explore in depth those protheir 

last retreat through the karate, both of which have fessions which many are conforests 

of The Pointe, .has been been highly successful venturl!s. sidering," said Stevens. "Each 

revitalized ijlrough the addi- "I fhid that most of the kids club is under the adult supertion. 

Qf llome new blood, im. are reaUy avid students," he vision of local residents, selectported 

all the way from. the said. "Our Judo Club started out ed to advise either club on the 

Upper Peninsula hamlet of slowly, but it ha,s becOme one basis. of their personal profes. 

Negaunee. of the best in the area. Our sional interests andexperi. 

Glenn stevens, a 1969 gradu. instructor, Walt Conlan, was a ences." 

ate of Northern Michigan Uni- former judo instructor with the Currently, Charles Kinnaird, 

versity, where he received his U.S. Ai.r Force and he Is cur. of 104 Meadow lane, and 

bachelor's degree in social rently serving as president of Joseph. A. Murphy, Jr., of 59 

work, has joined the Club's the Michigan Juq~ Association." Hall. road, bol!t attorneys, are 

staff as assistant teen center • ". . servIng as adVISOrsto the Law 

director, working under the The club 15 c.hartered ~th Club. Stevens has talked with 

guidance of Pauline .Masak, the AAU and IS• .\. certified Public relations experts from 

recreation director, and Edgar memb~r ;of the Michigan Judo both Chrysler Corporation and 

Krattli, teen center director. ASSOCiation. The 12 -1?ember American Motors Corporation 

"We are reatly delighted that g.roup has already danned a and he expects soon to name 

Glenn decided to join our or- first pl~c~and two s~?ll:d. representatives of those firms 

ganization," said. Pauline, who place f~hes. in its 1Dl~al to the advisor staff of the 

has headed the Club's recrea- meets thiS year. Conlall ,clauns Public lielationsClub. 

tion programs for the past 36 he may have some OlympiC per- 

years. "He has a genuine in. formers in the not .too distant 

terest in. young men and woo future. 

men and his .background has "1 like the \!Itiyersity philosnot 

only prepared him for this ophy forrecreationactlvities," 

field but it also has taught him claimed Stevens.:. "They place 

In the Vilt.,. 

Yuletide Events 

Will Come .Alive 

hOw to reach the youngsters." emphasis' oil those activities, Christmas is alive and well 

St~vens was teaching young- such a.~ golf,.bqwllng, tennis at Greenfield Village. Begin. 

sters at the West Oakland and skllng, Whll:h can. becume nlng tomorrow, tWo Yuletide 

YMCA Camp, when he first life.long pursuits." events designed to delight the 

heard about the Neighborhood Stevens is also attempting to senses of holiday visitors reo 

Club. After some investigation, help junior and senior high vive the unique joys. of Christ. 

he decided that it was the school youngsters gain a great. mas~ as lived by Americans in 

place to put his talents to use. er insight into their future earlier times. 

. An accomr,fished equestrian careers. He organized a Career In the annual "ClJristmas at 

with a fine background in Club, which is divided into a the Village" celebration several 

of the historic homes in Green • 

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Tower ..Staffers 

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Attend Parley 

Six member's of the staff of 

,the Tower, Grosse Pointe South 

High School's newspaper, and 

their advisor Robert Button and 

bis wife, recently attellded the 

annual N a t ion a I Scholastic 

Press Association in Cbleago. 

Both managing editors, Dave 

Dasef. and Pat Lock, attended.; 

as . did Craig Dooms, Debbie 

Cooper, Carol Wascher, Mary 

Huges .and Scott Daniels. 

The convention was billd in 

the Palmer House. Its purpose 

was ,to britig staffs of high 

school 'newspapers together to 

provide a forum for new ideas 

directed toward improving the 

caliber of school newspapers. 

Staffers welcomed the oppor. 

tunity to exchange .ideas with 

their peers from all over the 

nation. 

THOMAS 

HARDWARE COMPANY 

Est.-1919 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

everything for boatJ 

••• al1d the boater 

Since 1919. we have been located at 

Lafayette and Townsend ••. now we're 

at our bright new location In the heart 

of Grosse Pointe. 

• p •••-we'f)e a unique 6election 01 Christmas Gifts for Boater. 

Phone 886-6094 

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Grosse Pointe Farms 

Michigan 48286 

Events. Calendar Reveals .' 

Snow Fun and Exhibitions 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

for 

Wedding Invitations 

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GeorJe Mumaw. 

A Good Man 

To know 

Charlie Rossie's 

Invites YOLI To See 

Ceorge Mumaw 

For Your Next 

New or Used' Call' 

• The Most (_plete FaciUtfes 

i. tIN Detroit Area 

• Rental and leasing Programs 

Thursday, ,Dee, ,II, 1969 

Gets Doll House Kerby Cub Pack Plans Yule,F ete ~:bSc~:cor~~:~dsa ~~r::=~ 

_~____ Tree With thell" own haDcl .made 

Without Paying .The Kerby School Cull Seout I The Cub Sc~uts have invited ;rna~ents1 thec~J~D~ ~;~ 

-- , P8ck 481 will hold its Christmas J their families to attend the fes. ta~: a:J fbtismng the evellJng 

A woman who asked a S~ars Pack Party at Kerby School on tivities which start at 7:15 with 1 with refreshments for Cubs and 

Sll()W acUoD keys events for Greenfield Village, December ~ales clerk to put ~ large Item Monda ~ evening December 15. the inspection of the Cubs. then Parents. . 

wiDtertime visitors to Michigan 19.31. III a bag so her children. would __ - ' ---,,= -----durin, 

the months of Decem. Carnivals and festivals are not see what it was, left the 

ber through March and com. among the many other popular branch store, Mack and Moross 

muniUes throughout both penin- snow.season activities. Tip.Up. without paying for the item. it 

sulas are gearing for their role Town U.S.A., Houghton Lake. was disclosed ~y Farms police. 

as hosl$. Januar~' 17-18, is a fun.filled according to a report made 

The Michigan Tourist Coun. tribute to ice fishing 'and in. to authorities the woman ap. 

cil advises that one of the best eludes contests and fishing com. proached a female 'clerk in th~ 

cures for winter hangups and petition. Toy Department at aoout 3:J5 

armcbair doldrums is to get The Clare' County Winter' p.m. on Saturday, December 6, 

out in the snow where the Sports Carnival Clare.Harrison. with a steel doll house, she 

action is .. Th,e new December. Farwell, Janua~y 28.30, boasts picked from a display, 

March MIchigan Calendar of a variety of unique activities The clerk said the "customer" 

Events, now ready for distri'from square dancing on the. ice asked that the house be placed 

bution, lists more than 100 to winter goU played in the in a large bag, so that her 

Michigan community events. snow. Other festivals scheduled children would not see what it 

Popular winter sports activi. are the Winterfest, Bp.ssemer, was. The cler~: complied, and 

ties make up the bulk of the December 26.28' Wacky. Winter. as she turned to ring up the 

listings, with snowmobile ga~h. Weekend, Ltlw'iston, January sale, the woi,-Ian picked. up the I 

erings leading the paek. BeglO' 17-18j the Michigan Tech Win. package and walked out the 

Ding with the .~lympus Snow. ter Carnival, Houghton-Han- rear door. . . 

mobile Competition, Ironwood, cock, February 5.7; and the The clerk called Tom LiPpert'1 

D~cember 12-14, a~d windini. up Spring Carnival. Sugarloaf Vil. department manager, and they 

With the Snowmobile ChampIon- lage, Marcil 13.15. both ran after the woman, The 

ship Raees. tentatively set for For those who look for a manager shouted to the woman 

March 7-8, at East. Jorllan, ~t respite from outdoor action, the as she was getting ~to a car, 

least one snowmobilee~ent IS calendar lists a pleasing vari- and she call.ed out I do nol 

scheduled each week ti:1rough ety of indoor shows and exhibi. wish the children to see' the 

the w~ter... . lions. Interspersing the snow pa~kage," a~d drove a~ay. She 

Skating! . skil!lg, dog. sled sport llstings' are the Antiques drove west m the a~ley toward 

races, sSn )umpmg contellts, as Lecture Henry Ford Museum Kerby road, the,~ dIsappeared. 

well .as a Sporta Car Ice Run, Dearbotn December 12; 'th~ Witnesses said there wer~ two 

Grayling, February 21-22, add Autoram~ Cobo Hall D~troit children in the vehicle. 

to the excitement of Michigan's January '23-25' the' Greate; The woman was described as 

wintertime fare. Ice fishing Michigan Boat' Show Detroit being about 40 years old, heavy 

festivals, winter carnivals and January 24-February' 1; th~ set, about five. feet six inches 

a v~riety of shows balance off Roat Show Grand Rapids Feb. tall, and wearlOg a long red 

the listings.. ruary 16,21, and the .Interna. ~,oat and "a white scarf, Her 

Offerings of Christmafl shows, lional Indoor Open Archery purchase Is yalued at $5.99 

display ind, holiday events Tournament. Cobo Hall De. Lippert told pohce. 

dominate the December l~stlllgs trait, March 20,22. ' Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. 

in th~ calendar. The Chrlstm~s . Copies of the Michigan cat- C.II 

CarnIval, Cabo Hall, DetrOIt, endar of Even(S, listing com. Heather On.the-Hill 

December 10:28, was planned munity events from December 

with the kids in mind. O~er through March are available 

Christmas oriented events in. without charge 'from the Michi. 

clude, C;:hristJpas Trees Around gan Tourist Council, Stevens T. 

the WQrld. Nature Center, Mason, Building, Lansing 48926. 

Kalamazoo. Deeember 8.28; the c 

Hen~ Ford Museum Christmas 

Exhibit. December l3-January 

4. Dearborn, and Christmas at 

.' K. MAGARIA~ -9 

The Loveliest -.Most lasting Gift 

"A Beautiful Oriental Rug" 

.11 types, all sizes 

BELUCHfSTAN 2'x3' $55 

HAMADANS 2'x3' $36 

KERMANS 2'x3' $60 

SAROUK 2'x2.6' .. , $48 

larger sizes proportionately higher. 

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Whatit.costs to 

give yourwi/e Hawaii forChcistmas. 

. / [And go any time next year] . 

,Hawaii costs a lot less than you 

might think, And out free United 

Credit Card lets .. 

you charge the . 

.whole trip. Pay 

back on a monthly basis. 

.Your Travel Agent will 

help you apply for one. 

And he'll show you 

..the large selection 

of Hawaiian tours 

.available. United 

has literally 

hundreds of 

tours. One is 

.sure to fit your 

pocketbook 

and desires. 

I ' From',;''':l19.50(plasait' 

Pearl Harbor~aild' more ..aotels 

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,County Supervisor 1JryantOutlines Drug Fight Plan' 

By Pepper Whitelaw, Bureau ,of Prisons an'd Na. 'op programs to help their for which could be sought from 

WUUam R. Bryant, Jr., mem. ,tional Institute of Health for 'peer groups Omnibus Crime monies through 

ber of the Wayne County Board counseling b. Rehabilitated youthful the committee. 

of Supervi,sorsand Pointer, has b. In - patient, out - patient oUend~rs should be ~~ed. in He .adde~ that some projects, 

been working diligently ,to see center, (Marine Hospital) education and rehabilitation espeCIally m the areas of drug 

that Wayne County takes some c. Methad~one maintenance programs.. . ' education, administrative in. 

con.structive steps toward com- and rehabilitation program .c. Counselmg and dISCUS'f o.r ~ at! 0 n .and coordinati~n, 

batmg drug abuse. . on a practical non.rC1iearch slon groups crlmmal mteUlgence and stabs. 

Recently he initiated an idea level' 9. Research tical inlormation. on drug use 

for a cGmprehensivedrug edu.. d S t f . t a. Study of the effects of. could conceivably be ready in 

cation .program for the County . uppar aS prlva e pro. each drug time for submission in the 

:qe submitted his suggC1itionst~ gram S.U~has. yn~non. b. Study' of the actual com- January, 1970 round of grant 

Dr. George Pickett, City.County 5.. AdmmlS~rat~ve mformlChon posit!on of illegal drugs in applications. He suggested tbat 

Health Commissioner who hassnd coord1l1ation traffiC the staff immediately contact 

given Mr. Bryant ass~rance that a. To coordinate studiC1i c. Statistical study (In drug prospective applicants and inithere 

will be some kind of com- b. To coordinate projects \lse tiate the generation of applicaprehensive 

program for the . c. Public information to gen. Beyond these there are many tions. 

youth of the county DO later erate public demand lor action more specific areas for possible Mr. Bryant closed with a 

than the beginning of the 1970. 6. Attacks on the sources and programs. And beyond the speci. challenge ..nd demand that the 

71 school year. temptations fic programs there are, of committee take strong initiative 

With that accomplished, Mr. " a. Betler criminal intlllli. course, broader considerations in ~is ~rea and offered what. 

Bryant then directed his activ- WI gence and. resu~tatnt enlorce. of why people use drugs, the ever. assIstance he may be ,able 

ties to tbe Wa~'ne County Policy ment agamst Illegal manu- problem of generally uplifting to gIve. 

Committee on Crime Control and faeture and sale • I.ttitudes, goals and opportuni- Mem.bers of th~ Wayne C~un. 

Prevention. In a letter to them b. Contro~ ov~r ~ega~!Danu~ ~Ies lor youth, the general, s~rv- ty PolIcy CommIttee. on .Crime 

dated December 5,Mr. Bryant facture amI dlst!lbubom Icepr~blems of proper levelS of Control ~nd Preyenhon m.cl. ude 

outlined some of the areas of c.. C,q,ntrolover Improp~r.~d. pro.bation, ~ll:s~work and coun- Mel RaVItz, chaIrman; WIlliam 

concern in the drug ahuse epi- verllsihg of no~.prescrlptJon Sefng actIVIties,. and many ICahalan, Wayne County Pros. 

demic. He pointed ollt that .be' . drugs and chemIcals' otaer. areas. Even the broad~st, ec~tor;Jo~annes Spre.en: De. 

cause the. nature of the drug d. Control over. sale of drug, perhaps unanswerable ,ueshon traIt P ()11 r. e CommiSSIoner; 

crisis 'is so complex it inust be use paraphernalIa, such as of what must our socIety be. Roman S. Grlbbs, mayor.elect; 

attacked on a number of fronts. hypod~rmic syringes c~me in order to.remove the de. Lloyd Voight, representative of 

. e. AId for the schools to sIre of substantial numbers to Judge James Lmcoln's office; 

f Mthr.Bbrya~t pomted f0!!.t,some ,keep drugs out of school premo chemically escape the reality James Henahan, representative 

o . e. aslC .areas a con.cern ises of life in tha~ society. of Recorders Court; Marvin 

whIch mclude. ... 7. Changes in state ]a~s . Most of all, though, is the Brown. director of the Mayor's 

1. Drug. abuse educatilon . a. Make the laws specific, compelling need to realize What Committee for Human lle. 

a. Children generally and reasonable for eacb drug is happening to us and to our sources Development; Rohert 

b. YQuth Gffenders b. Distinguish between de. children and to demand and Preer, director of tbe Wayne 

c: Adult, offenders grees of possession based on cause, immediate action. County Office of E;conomic Op. 

d. Parents .. ' .' IImount possC1ised Mr. Bryant, also requested portunity; Charles Brown, di. 

e. S c h 0 0 I admmlstratJons c. Make giving' and selling that the committee change its rector of Wayne County, Sub. 

and teache~s . drugs separate offenses stated philosophy and goals list urban Legal Services, Inc.; Wi!. 

f. Corrections officers and _ d. Allow wider use of pre- of eight items, to add one item !iam Shunck, supervisor of the 

case.workers. trial voluntary probation pro- as ..number two on that list Wayne Co un t y Intermediate 

g. P~blic servic~~~oadcasts grams - "Prevent and. Control Illegai School District; Floyd Wylie, 

on radlQand tel~vlslon. e: Make Act' 54 man i e s Drug Activity." He pointed out Detroit Wayne County Health 

2. Out-patient treatment' Bud clearly av'ailable for drug that the problem is vast and Services Board; Albert J. Zak, 

rehabilitation counseling an drehabilitation complex and inextricably in. Wayne County Board of Super. 

3. In-patient treatment 'and re- f. Distinguish - 'between jll- v(llved with and related to other visors; Richard H. Austin, 

habilitation. veniles or minors and ad~lts _ crimillal justice prolllems. member of the Wayne County 

4. Specific programs for' her. 8. Youtb programs for youth He suggested that many of B'oard of Auditors and Francis 

oin addicts 'a. High School age children these areas of attack could be P. Bennett, Wayne County Plan. 

a. Enlarged program' with 'should be encouraged to devel- made projects, partial funding, ning Commission. 

Set Heart Talk At Bon Secours 

Dr. Park Willis III will come or practice in the Grosse Pointe 

from Ann Arb 0 r to discuss area. The D ire c tor of the 

"Congestive Heart Ii'aiIure and Course is Dr. Robert J. GrHfin, 

Cardiogenic Shock ~.How to who' is in' cbarge of the Holden 

Avoid Them," at. the' conclud. Card,iac Interisive Care Unit of 

ing meeting of the Course in the hospital.. Much of the clini. 

Continuing Medical Education cal material presented at the 

at Bon Secours Hospital in th~ Conlerences is t8ken from ex- 

Science Hall at 10:30 o'clock, periences in tbis very active 

today, 'rhursday, December 11. unit. 

. Dr Willis is Professor of IiI" The. Courses in Continuing' 

temat Medicine and Director,' 

Division of. Cardiology of the 

University of Mic~gaD Medical 

Medical EducatioiI are support- 

. 

ed"financially by the James and 

School. He bas had, extensive Lynel1e Holden Fund., 

-experience iri cliiiical"card'iol. 

ogy and in research in Medicine. 

The course "Cardiac Conlerences" 

which began on St!j)tem:.' ; 

ber 11, has 'bien- very weU attended 

by Interns, Residents, 

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S~ili~1Jubts ",Itt\ tho hidden he.d 

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CONTRACT OKAYED 

At its reiular meetilli held aD 

Monday, December 8, the Park 

council awarded the Cal Flem. 

ing company the contract to 

Notre Dame PharDlacy 

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The little lady in your life loves the fragrance of 

her favorite perfume. Surprise her this 

Christmas with a gift selection of pefume, colognes,. 

bath oils ••• everything for feeling pretty. She'll love 

our cosmetics too, all her favorite brands. 

trim 670 public and private I CLEAN UP.FENCE tIP 

trees. The Cirm offered to do In an effort to stop the dump. 

the job'for lhe low bid of $9,803, . . 

using the city.operated dump ling of trash on public prop. 

in Macomb CGunty, for dispos. erty, the Department of State 

jng of branches and debris. Highways has accepted a .bid 

Open Thunday and Friday E\leninp 

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of $76,102 for cleaning up and 

fencing a portion of the right. 

of-way acquired for the planned 

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tl! gifts for club porties .•. teachers, etc. A phone caU to. Mrs. RIvard, our cosmetlela. n, wo!. ! 

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WOOD 

G.R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S 

DECA Members Play Santa 

Wrapping gifts for childl;en at La. 

peer School are members of the Distributive 

Education Club of North and 

South High Schools. They include 

(standing left to right) DEBBY AUSTER- 

BERRY, GEORGE MAHONEY, SHEL- 

• BIRCH LOCS 6' HARDWOOD • PACKACE COAL • KINDLINC 

• CANNEL COAL • FIRE QUETS 

Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) 

are organizations of high school seniors interested in 

retaiiing. The ,DECA chapter in Grosse Pointe consists 

of students from both South and North Higli Schools, 

who meet monthly at luncheon meetings to discuss retailing;.' 

merchandising and job experi.ences. All of its 

members are in the co-op plan at theIr schools. 

This is a program in which ~._------they 

attend classes in the morn. 45 members. South High School 

ings and work in their chosen officers are G reg Masscar, 

£i.elds in the afternoons or eve- president; Kevin Kelly, vicemngs. 

The first courses in retailing 

Iare available to st u den t s in 

president; 

tary and 

treasurer, 

Anne Ford, secre- 

Debby Austerberry, 

Club sponsor is Maytheir 

junior' year. 

pletion. of. thes~ 

After 

courses 

com- nard Leigh. 

st1;J- North's group is headed by 

I 

dents are mtervlewed by their president, G e 0 r g e Mahoney; 

counselors and then accepted vice-president Leslie Elliott; 

for the retailing program. secretary, Shelly Morey, and 

DECA'~ members are current. treasurer. R i c Ii a r d Poole. 

Iy working as cashiers, and Charles Hitch is their sponsor. 

salespeo~le and stockboys ~n Debby and Shelly both work 

stores In downtown DetrOit, in nearby stores. Debby, who 

Eastland and In-the-Village. is a cashier, says her job 

The club's school activities. helps develop a sense. of reo 

include handling sales of vari. sponsibility, gives her a better 

ous items from beginning to understanding of money and 

end. Recently the members affords her the opportunity to 

purchased candy from a whole. deal witb all types of people 

saler, handlea the markup and in a business situation. Her 

ultimate sale. to their fellow school credits are handled so 

students. P-roceeds from these if she decides to enter a colsales 

go into' the, club treasury lege upon graduation, she will 

for its. many activities, includ, be qualified to do so. 

ing a banquet at the end of the Shelly. who sells ladies' hand- 

SChoolyear for their employers. bags, always has liked to he 

During this Christmas season with people. Retailing seemed 

club' members are busy collect. the perfect field for ber. She 

ing donations of girts from local too said her job has taught 

merchants and fellow students her how to handle herself in 

,which they plan to give to the an adult, business situation and 

. children. at Lapeer School. They hilS given her a J>elter under. 

also will send representatives sta'nding of people. 

10 the school to distribute the DECA's members also enjoy 

Kilts and help serve dinner to social relationships while learnthe 

youngsters. ing mor.e abolit their future pro- 

LY MOREY, KEVIN KEL Y and GREG 

MASCAR. Seated, (left to right) 

LESLIE ELLIOIT, CAROL KEE, 

ANNE FORD and MARY ROSE 

GRATES. 

., 7ts 

s omaH" 

You say ••••••••• 

UNBELIEVABLE? 

So did we •• , tlllti1 we heard 

this small home instrument outperform 

organs co&tiDg thousands 

of do!! or.; morc. Allen 

calls Ib is speclacular performer 

the Crys tal Carousel. 

This instrument in its beautiful 

conlemPQrary styling, plays like. 

an organ ••• authentically reproduces 

the magnificeol I.ones 

of a fine pia:Jo even to the impact 

of felted hammr.rs and 

sound decay of vibrating slrings. 

Palen led swinging hammers 

pluck, strum, pic~ or Iwang 10 

reproduce identically, the 

sounds of any suiDged instrument. 

Other stops produce the 

sounds of most wind or percussion 

instruments. A speciill lab 

brings them aU inlo play. We 

love this Crystal Carousel. You 

owe it 10 )'ourself • • • hear it 

before you buy! 

~ 

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c( '~YSTAL " 

URrousel 

ALLEN ORGANS 

Entire3ra'fl~r, WurlitZ'~rBIdg. 

1509 Broadway at John R 

Dynamic Downtown Detroit 

Noon to 8:30, Man., .'t"ed., Fri. 

Noon to 5:311,Tues., Thurs., Sat. 

rt 

Howard Gates Given Promotion by 'Army .. 

Howard T. Gates, son 01 Mr. Spec. 5 Gales Is'l cle~k.typist 

and Mrs. Thomas S. Gates, in the battalion, He entered the 

1851 Hunt Club drive was pro. Army in8eptember 1968, commoted 

reeently to Ar~y special. pleted basic training at Fort 

ist five while assigned to the Knox, Ky., and was. last sta. 

195th Maintenance Battalion at tioned at Fort Lee, Va.. _ 

Fort Carson, Colo. The. 25.year.old soldier was 

A CHRISTMAS GIFT 

'FOR .IHE INIIR. FAMILY. • • 

ADD A 

FAMILY ROOM 

CUSTOMCRAFT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 

881-1024 , 

' .. 

Thursday. Dec. II. 1969, 

SHOWS YOU THE WAY. /IT'S EASY-ANDOH! 

• 

THE MONEY YOU S.AVE) 

• • • 

C. C. PLANS IT: We'll plan the whole project and design 

it for you. We'll supply writte~ specifications in adv.;Ince 

-down to the last nail. You II know exactly what the 

finished job will look like. 

C. C. TELLS YOU EXACT COST-IN ADVANCE: The 

price is always right-and exact, compJete, firm-based 

on drawings and specifications. It's guaranteed not to 

change. 

C. C. HELPS'yOU GET FINANCING: We'll help you get 

financing atlowest.possible current interest rates. You'll 

knovJ what your payments are in advance. 

C. C. SUPPLIES PEACE OF MIND: We'll tell you before 

we start exactly when your job will .be finished so you 

can plan to enjoy it. How good is the- work? So good we 

guarantee it with tiNa-year free warranJy service on labor 

and materials-in writing! . t 

. Want'to talk about it? We'll be.'delighted to meet with 

you, discuss how to transform .your house into ~ drea:n 

home. There's no obligCltion, of .cou~e. But at least you II 

know how things COULD be. CaU anytime. Like Right 

NOW! . 

grl!du.a~d 1rom (JfOSse Pointe' 

High Sc~ool in 1962 and reo 

ceived a masters degree iD business 

administration in 1968 

from Central Michig,n' University 

at ,Mount Pleasant. He' is a 

member 'of Theta Chi and AI. 

pha Kappa Psi frater~ties. 

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~~~e:r~~r:ls~f the council and cr~f:aen;t the insistence of the Hi] This Week's J::::; 

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ment, who was given a go ~~~~~~~r~f~ 

df~;: 

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the honorees, city officials and i:}: . . POUrtD i,', 

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[II IT IS NOT TO~~~R~;~M~~I~E: AB:UT YOUR ~11 

~~~~e~f i~n~~~~ar~~:in~n t~: M: ::: 

property of Mrs. Walter Ham. mM CHRISTMAS DINNER 

:ae;:. l~~c;~:;IX :.oa~Oen ~~~: m.! 

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MAY WE SUGGEST A RIB ROAST 

STANDING OR ROLLED 

L;;'££::~~.~y~W~~~::1m~r.~N:::~.~ 

Tooay's successes are buill ,:::: A NEW YORK STRIP ROAST 

on the foundation of yesterday's ii: 

hard.earned lessons. OR A FILFTMIGNON ~~

Thursday" Dec. II, 1969 

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE! 

Clock ond Table ' 

RADIOS 

20% B:; 

while they lost 

• AM .' AM/FM • S.W. • POLICE BAND 

•. BULOVA '. PANASONIC • ZENITH 

BOO( VIDEO SYSTEMS, IIKa 

11 Kercheval 886-4050 

GIFT SpetillJ 

in time 1"Christmlls 

:& 

/ 

Christmas Gift 

Elegant and graceful; the new Style lnl 

Baldwln C,opjOle _has ' re~aptured , the 

beauty origlnated by Italy's provincial 

master cablnel.-inlkera. Den accents In 

brass and. cane camplebe the authentic 

pl!r1od styling. ,. , 

Olher Mediterranean and ItaUan mode~ 

all Including benehes start at 

Make Certain Your Car 

Is Prepared for Wi nter 

lEAD 


Nearly 60,000 Michigan mo. is strong enough to meet the 

torists will be unable to start Idemands of winter. 

their cars the first day the 2. Change to a light.weight 

temperature drops to the five oit 

above zero (F) mark, accord. . 

ing to Automobile C I u b of 3. Install snow tires. 

Michigan. 4. Have antifreeze tested. 

When thermometers hit be. 5. Check the ignition system. 

low ~at mark last January, ap. 6. Check the exhaust system. 

proximately .58,000 dx:tvers call. 7. Have your car lubricated. 

ed for assistance m getting . 

their vehicles started Two. 8. Park the car m garage or 

thirds of the calls we;e from carport. 

individuals who couldn't spin 9. Check heater, windshield 

their engines because of either wIpers and other accessories. 

battery or starter failure, states 10. Get a safety cl1eck. 

the Alito Clob. ' When temperatures fall near 

Since the key to successful the zero mark, the power out. 

winter driving is P. stroog bat- put of the battery is greatly reo 

tery, /lny motorist who begins duced. Since more power is 

the winter with a weak battery needed in colder weather to 

has two strikes against him spin the engine, a strong bat. 

even before he turns the Igni. tery is a must. 

tion switch. Proper battery care includes 

Yet, not only do many motor. keeping the battery cells filled 

istsatte~pt to get through with fluid and checking the 

Michigan's coldest months with terminals and cable clamps for 

a weak: battery, but they do not dirt corrosion and proper coo. 

take the proper steps to safe.' tact. . 

guard against winter driving .A ligh.t-,!eight oil reduces en. 

troubles, the Auto Club states. gme friction alld makes the 

To help drivers get their cars engine easier to turn over on 

started and keep them moving cdld mornings. The thermostat, 

even under the worst C!QDdi- ralliator and heater boses also 

lions, Auto Club has devised sho.uld be examined. 

"The 10 Commandments to Cold A check of the ignition sys. 

Weather Car Care": tern and an engine tune up may 

1. Make sure you car battery be necessary. The alternator 

----------- and carburetor should be ex. 

Me 

"etieng Sla.'ed amined, and points and the can. 

Wilson'. 

EGGNOG 

Th. treditiolltJ AlMriCll" 

Holi4ey trHt 

1 Qu.rt -5ge eoch 

WII_'. Gr'" A 

WHIPPIIG (REAM 

J.i Plitt 25 c "eh 

" denser should be replaced if 

needed. The automatic choke 

On Montessori should be cleaned and adjusted 

for winter driving. 

Tbe Grosse Pointe Academy 

will present a program on the 

Montessori approach to educa. 

tion on Monday,' Decembr;- 15, 

at 7:30 o'clock at the Academy. 

The Montessori method is de. 

signed to help children learn by 

themselves. Montessori programs 

develop positive learning 

attitudes and babits in young 

children. Many eX[Alr'..sin edu. 

cation believe Montessori can 

help a child become aware of 

his potential and gain confi. 

dencein himself while making 

use of his abilities. 

The materials used under the 

guidance of especially trained 

teachers help children develop 

a lasting curiosity and positive 

attitudes and habits toward 

.learning ... 

A faulty exhaust system can 

be dangerous since it is no 

sE!cret that carbon monoxide 

kills, Auto Club says. A good 

lubrication prevents dust, dirt 

and moisture fro m moving 

parts. 

Accessories such as wind. 

shield wipers, defrosters, turn 

signals, lights and the horn all 

should be working properly. A 

final inspection by a qualified 

service statiO!! attendant or me. 

chanic can locate other possible 

trouble spots. 

The belief that your car won't 

start because it ill too .cold is 

a myth because on the same 

day your car won't budge, you 

will find many autos of the 

same m a k e and age being 

driven . 

The .evening's program will Y I Ji! .;J T '. 

begm'fith visitation' of five U eUUe rees I 

classrooms. This will give Bear'. Jrispection 

guests the opportunity to view ! ' 

the special equipment and learn. I 

ing materials used at The The d8YS of gathering the I 

Academy. Teachers will be on family in the old buggy and 

band to answer questions_ heading out to the 'countryside 

Mrs. Ernest Rothschild will to chop down the Yuletide tree 

speak at 8o~clock on tbe psy. ,are gODl~for most of us, having 

;flh.ologyand philosOphy of Mon. been replaced. by the chPre, of, 

tessori :' at Xavier University 

in Cincinnati. She is on 

the, Board of Direetors of tbe 

Amerlc8n Montesorri Society 

safe - becomes a real chal.: 

lenge. 

A Christmas tree bought in 

November quite naturally had 

to have been cut in the ,same 

and 

first 

has also established the 

pre.sehoolfor physically 

month or maybe even earlier. 

An early.cut tree will pose more 

handicapped children in Cln. of a fire hazard than one chop. 

cInnati.ped down just before Christ. 

'mas. Of course, unless you cut 

it yourself, there is really no 

way of knowing for sure when 

the tree you choose was feUed. 

An easy way to check the age 

and safety of a tree is to give 

the butt a good blow on the 

ground. 

Some of the 0 Iller. brown 

needles. which can be found on 

any tree, will usually fall off, 

bllGIID 

but if an unusua lIy large numberof 

needles, especially those 

th8t am not brown in color, 

come tumbling to the ground, 

look somewhere else for your 

tree. If the needles break. rath- 

MARKEl er than bend, when you apoly 

a little pressure to them. that 

il; another good clue that the 

tree has been around for a. 

while. 

I An old I.,dian trick 

'keep your tree green 

: 

will help' 

and safe 

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/' . 

Walla,ce, IUchardNoyes, Don 

Wolczko and Ken H!1nter. 

Troop No, 34 begins the new 

year of outdoor, camping the 

weekend of January 15 with a 

full schedule of one campout 

per month. 

,BON .JOUR 

LUXURIOUS DINING' ROOM 

Serving: • STEAKS • CHOPS • SEAFOOD 

• COCKT AI LS. LUNCHEONS-DINNERS 

Complete Food Carryou+S 

Moderately Priced 

COCKTAIL HOUR 3.7 P.M. HOT and COLD HORS D'OEUVRES 

16390 E. Warren 885.S887 

It Audubon 

Chains, Collars 

• i ;.Ointments, Vitamins 

Thursday, Dec. II. 1969 

Rubino Charged I Troop 84 Holds Court of Honor Woods R~sidence Visited by ,Thief ~~~~,h;~~:11~h~:le~25c 

• ------ .. ---. -' '-,- . ...,'. lion'stock, $20 iri quarters arid 

AS C"onsptrafor 

Boy SCout Troo~ No. 34 of camping a~d c(l?ki~g. Don ,~rol. Respondmg to a call on Sat. The only Item found mlssmg some old coins. Woods police 

__, 

Matthew (Mike the Ea!orcer) 

Ferry School held .Its fall Court 

of Honor, presenting advance' 

czko, ,bugling, fIShl~g, cookmg, 

canoemg and camplOg, 

urday, December 6, from Mr. Crom the home was 

an~ Mrs, John Carbone,. of 12~O metal box, containing 

a grey are continuing 

18 Ken. Ilion. 

their illvestiga • 

.' ;. 

Rubino; '58, of 1068 Bedford ment awards to members Ilf the 'Dick Noyes, Troop Treasul'er Falrholme, Woods pO~lce dl~" 

road, alleged leader of Detroit's troop on November 25. presented the rank adya~ce. covered that the family resl',: 

Mafia, was charged Wednesday. The court began with Scouts ment. Sc::ond Class; Dave l'er. dence had been entered by one 

" 

i " ,,'e,': 'r'e;, ',' G' '1-, v'-In'g 

, . ' 

'A, ,~W"".'.;,ess,canoeing, 

den~with the opportunity to 

meet and'discuss their interests 

'.. in literature, history, social 

studies, 'scie.nce 'and the arts, 

ana to hear university scholars 

eXpress

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Thursday, Dee, II, 1969 

'S EUI 

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14322 Meek AY.. .... VA 2..... 

• Custom • 

lEUPHOLS1E1UIG & HSrYLiMl 

• tTee J)lck up atId deli",,,,, 

• select 110m hundreds 01 fin, 

taof1CS 

• CUSlOm' mad. slip coo,,., 

• llUQralu.f(1 • tf'rm, Will lable 

FlEE ESTIMATES - VA 2;"60 

OVII It YEA ItS E)(PEIUENeE 

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Brownell Offers Xmas Concert 

Sherman Shoe. StorM have 

announced the srind opening 

of their newest. branch .. loeated 

at 114 Kercheval, "On.the.HilI". 

This .fast.growing, jh~ ch.~n 

has stores located at' 13300' 

East Jefferson, Binningham, 

Dearborn and at Somerset Mall 

in Troy. The original slore. 

opened its doo~s 47. years ago 

and is'still located .at the same 

place, Jefferlon, corner of Cop. 

lin. 

Fred. Sherman, founder and 

aCtive head of the romPIllY 

fiIJnl~' believes that customers 

ate- made by perlonal attention 

and service. This creed is still 

the number one rule that all 

employes must f611ow. .' 

The business bas had rapid 

., 'growth under the- direction of 

son Larry Sherman who reo 

: fl~ts the enth\1JilSlI1. of YQUth 

"r and tile drIv.ttt. upa.a.eion, . 

, .11.;(, Bill Bor1dD, a youDi man bs 

years but I veteran in the shoe 

business, bas been associated 

with the Shermall chain for 18 

yeirs and beaa. up the loyal 

personnel. whos.e effortl are'a 

large part of, .~th.sterN auc. 

ctss. 

c;. R 0 SSE POI N TEN E WS 

----,--- 

Brownell Middle School's mu. to participate on an invitational 

.it dep.rtment will present its basis) will present two of the 

twelfth annual Cbristmll con- Burt carols: "Caroling Carol. 

ing," and "We'll D res s the 

tert Friday evenln€, Decem- House" the intricate "Carolaf 

ber 12, beginning at 8 o'clock in tbe B~lIs" by Leontovich with 

the auditorium-gym. lit! .Russian rhythms completes 

Dewey D. Xalember instru. \their part of the progrllm, 

mental music' InSlrUC~r, ",ill I A s IT. a II e r ensemble of 19 

present' his l'l8.member orcnes. i ~irls will present ,"Who Is. This 

. .' i 111 Manger Sleepmg," With a 

lr~ 1ft Co.n c e r t With Daniel, difficult h arm 0 n i c arrange. 

Evola's vocal group. Sixth, lev. Iment. These girls are: Penny 

enth and eighth grade instru.! Warlian, Amy Atterbury, Caro. 

mentalists will open the eve. line Allen. Maureen, ~itzge~al~, 

ning's program with Handel's Ma~a Oxley, and L1I1da~asl. 

Bouree Irom "Water Music," borskl. Otbers are Sue Little, 

followed by "P r a i s e Ye the Ronna Jacobs,. B~rbara Zec.h, 

Lord of Hosts" fro m Saint. Barbara Hoefler. Judy SarVIS, 

Saens' Christmas Oratorio. Oth. Jeanie Zambornis and Mary 

er selections include two move. Jeannette Rice. More in-:lude 

ments from Grundman's "Quiet Cathy Keeler, Lisa Osborn, 

Christmas" (A Little Child Is Linda Whittingham, Rebecca 

Botn, and Lullaby); and Cho' Carender, Cherie Fleming, and 

pin's Prelude,Op. 28. Mary McCampbell. 

Five choral groups have pre- The traditional "Masters in 

pared' a number of selections This Hall" will be suog by Dorn 

varying ,irom lraditional carols Williams, Dave Coolidge, John 

to holiday folk songs. One bun. Vermeulen. Scott McCaig, and 

dredand twenty eighth graders Tom Montgomery. 

will combine with the orcheslra Accompanists include Lila 

ill "Praise Ye The Lordi" also Jan Miller, Ronna Jacobs, Dave 

Simeone's "It's Christmas Once McCampbell, Sue Mogk, Janis 

Again," and ,"0 Holy Night." Mendelsohn, and Caroline AI. 

Celestial Show Staged for Ywe 

"For Christmas decorations, 

the eastern horizo& is host' to 

some of the most striking and 

colorful consteUations of the 

whole year," says University 

of Michigan astronomer Hazel 

M. Lash. 

"Auriga, the large five.sided 

figure ruled by the bright yel. 

low star Capella, rises in the 

northeast around sunset," she 

notes. "The Pleiades, followed 

hy the rest of the constellation 

Taurus, rises at about the Slme 

hour as Capella." 

The winter constellations. ac. 

cording to Prof. Lash. center 

mostly around Orion with his 

two Hunting Dogs-'canis Major 

and Canis. Minor-and the Hare, 

or Lepus. below him. 

The three stars in Orion's 

pelt point downward to Sirius. 

which has been "watched, ad. 

mired, and revered from time 

immemorial, rising as it does in 

the early eve nin ga around 

Christmas. It was the 'Star of 

the East' pointed to by 'Three 

Wise Men of Orion.' " 

Canis Major, Prof. Losh ex. 

plains, resembles "a woodfn 

sawhorse. so Olle can Jee how 

the ancients depicted a dOl in 

this figure." 

Canis Minor contains only two 

naked.eye stars of any import. 

An especially.interesting Huron len.. . 

Af,;ca _ Keny,,'UClftdund Indian carol. "Jesorus Ahaton. The public is invited to at. 

Tanzania - offers 11 unforcet. hia," will be accompanied by tend. There is no admission 

• .. ee a. able holiday. Afric. is probably Caroline Allen Gn bells. charge. 

• the most pholocenic continlnl on Forty.fl've members of the" 

• earth. Game reserves live YOllth. 

Z. ~Oa. . opportunity. 10 . p~olocr.•ph the Boys Ensf!mble have rehear~ .--------------------- ... 

'~~ most 'anlulle of Wild.,"lInlls ,nd faithfully three favorites: "Ju. 

t~ Spring y2~l1~ii~ .~:::I~ ..:'t~;;';~.:~~ ..c..1.:::::.::; Sheraton Cadillac Hotel 

m 

~ Ihe spectacular Nloronloro Craler tile mr&hty Serln. I folk sOllg With bongo accompa. 

proudly announces our holiday 

entertainment policy. 

The great 

)-,~ 

cati. See tree climbinr lions al ll~' ManY'II PIrk. niment. . 

o ColOlfu\ MIsai tribnmln. The subjltts III limItless Girls Choir (consialing of 140 

tr, ..• ,the experience unfor'Itable. girls selected from. all grade! 

~, ~ " Write .0" Call f01',Free B1'Qchure ------------ 

T'Ji "i# . 21.DAY ROYAL SAFARI Sherman Shoes 

~~'f!Y' MAR. ~~~:ill~~$~~~~:[~J~~SIV£. Opens on 'Hill' 

'ROYAL 'INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. 

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" 

Good Samariian 

,Bitten by Dog 

, 

;;;zIt, fi1,~~ OT.,""opat .~,A'.Mh J h ;;K)6-U'V~ -er 

Alice' Hummel, 1020 Three 

Mile, was attempting to assist 

an .injured dog on Wedne&day, 

December 3, at St. Plul and . 

Rivard, when the animal b.it 

fOrr.Hrvatlonsl.lephone: her on the right hand. She went 

(313) 965-7800 to St. John Hospital for treat. 

ment. 

I "ON The animal was turned over 

DETROIT HI~ • to the Harvey Animal Hospital. 

Washington Blvd. at Grand Circus Park Oil December 4, the dog's own. 

r----------------------", er, Laura Myrick, 454 Rivard, 

. called City police and reported 

NewHibon 1IJHlJlS 

her dog missing. She identi. 

fied the animal who had bitten 

Mrs: Hummel IS her pet. The 

dog was suffering from a frac. 

tured pelviS', ~pparent1y having 

!lilt tk JtJ 

2J~tMl,f ff~~ 

been hit by a car. It has been 

returned borne and is recover. 

ing. 

Mrs. Myrick was issued a 

.vio1atioa .for aUowing her dOli 

to run at large. 

rYorkshire 

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Food Ilarket 

~ 16711 MACK AVE. 885.7140 

!lllW":-~ll!ltl ~~l II' •• 12 111I1 I Iii 

WineS~~_mDN~OO~ 

and .c~gift wrapped 

for Holiday giVing 

STOUFFER'S SPECIALS 

OF-THE.WEEK 

Cauliflower Au Gratin 

Potatoes Au Gratin 

Broccoli Au Gratin 

.3~, 

We Sped. I 

Cui All Our 

Meals 10 

Your Needs 

free Delivery 

0,." tv." ni,., 'm .:00 ,"., Sill",. 10:00.,IIf. 10 2:00 "lit. 

Boris Romanoff 

his new Steinway and accompanist. 5 p.m.~ 

midnight nightly for your dining pleasure 

.inthe MOTOR BAR STEAKHOUSE. 

Completely free 'tJa!et parking to. dinner guests. 

Dec. 3-24, Monday through Friday 

from 5 p.m. the famous 

"SQUARE ROOT Of NINE" 

Popular, talented, swinging, singing 

. group in the Cafe Caprice. 

Mark Schmidt, Vice President and General Mgr. 

Laurence Thiery, director of M~ruting 

For reservations, call 

961-8000 

lift of luxury, a .alftific.ftt v.lvet c•• 'ort.r 

of soft rayon backed by shimmering ocetote sotht. 

quilted ond highly f1uff.fillfld with eocroft polyester. 

Red. blu., gr.en, gold in' re.usable vinyl bag. 

72''x804'' twin, 27.50 80"x90" full, 37,50 

90"x105" ~.ing,47.50 

Jacobsorrs 

HOME DECORATIVE SHOP 

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ance, the U.M astronomer says. 

"In ancient times, the Little 

Dog WII thought to be a water 

dog. It stood on the border of 

the Milky Way which was 

thougbt to be a river in tbe 

sky." 

An imaginarY',line drawn from 

Rigel to Betelgeuse in Orion 

point! to the two bright Itars, 

Castor and Pollux, in Gemini 

marking the heads of the Twins: 

Prof. Losh says. Pollux is now 

the brighter of the two but it 

is believed that in earli~r times I 

Castor was the brighter. , 

"Fittingly. the Northern Cross' 

(Cygnus) has steadily moved 

toward the west, and may be 

seen to splendid advantages 011 

ChristmuEve, standin: upright 

against ,the western sky." I 

Prot Lash says. 

"The full moon occurs on the 

23rd, which. means we .shall 

have plenty of moonlight for 

Christmas Eve and Christmas." 

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UTOPIA: 

The ml1lenlun'i will llavt ... 

reached .when tftaftkfBd diseef. 

erl a "IY to iPltl)' reeillt6 -. 

'm~take. of yesterday. 

Improve your 

wife's cooking. 

Give her a new Gas range. 

She'll love you for it, 

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The spirit of 

Christmas ,is alive 

and well at 

.Greenfield Village 

OVUl •• e ChritUl .. T.8n - Guidecl toun of 

, -~1' 'AJnerieaII buiklin.. decorated with 

'. ...,. eedu ........ cranberr;r ......... ,"ul4i 

Greenfield Villager 

e.'NIl your holid.y with... ~" ... 

Ii Gold Crown .u'oililtfc ~ 

by'fi.kI~ftst, ~~_ A ...,.. 

blanket witft fitttcf.eorMr .. 

botton. and tih.top .lectriC h tNL 

Antique gold. pin~, '~'Iu.," .t ..... 

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We repair all fine 

Watches as well as 

~hronogl'aphs ahd.Chronome~rs; 

.Valente fJewelers 

Fine Jewelers ,.Since 1934 

:16£01 E.Warren ,t Kensington Rd. 

TU J.4800 

The 1exclusive. {. 

Shore Club 

community has 

TQwnhouses. . 

'wIth ,a '. - . 

wonderful '~..- 

:..water l.;'.;:,,-1i.... :/. * 

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unusUal approach to 

lDWnhousltlMng~QtJality * 

IoWnho~restdences ' 

'baveaUUieJuxuryofa privatehoR\8wiUl non. * ~ _ 

cf the chores of mainteaI.nee. 

J'h!!l. an:hilec1urf . 

Is 1I111grnaliVe i'nd ", .'" ' 

exCiting. theloCl\\ion "1\, 

t;Uperb! '. f;, 

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udSuDdar (dOlledTuaday) . , • 

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Thursel.y. Dec:. 1I. 1969 

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MONTESSORI SUMMER SCHOOL 

Grosse Pointe A.cademy 

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171 Lake Shore Road 

GrOile Point', Michi,.n 

886-1221 

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A. Pr"iram on 

THE MONTESSORI APPROACH TO EDUCATION 

will be presented D~cember lli, 7:~0 p.m. at the Giosse 

}'ointe .\eac!emy, 171 Lakeshore Rd. 

Mrs. Ernest RothsohUd, illost ilpeak8r, \Vill speak on 

Philosophy and Psychology. of Montessori Education 

open classrooms ,and diiplays begin at 7:30. 

no admiuiun fee 

GOLD lOX PUZZLES. •• - 

~ true jigscw puzzle buffs. 

No O'IIide 04" alustrotion is 

PfO ... d. To do so would desWOJ 

~ of ~e absorbing in"reef 

, I 

of ... ~iftg who. :i4llbj4Kth 

.~zle .,. 1'tOk •.• AId lite 

.... 111 Ie of seefn9 the ~:,;~",:, .... 

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HOME DECORAT1\1f;SHOP 

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,.utlt.rttic .. ".duct prowel 

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PT A A.t Kerl:Jy 

Meets Tuesday 

16th C.,,'wry SItHI'" 'ri"t nlft •• 1.1tkWt 

ef our OW" imporM J"OrR Spal". Hond"""'N wood JwII, 

, 

11 hond.tiee! fabrIc solll, Moth.r rlggin., , .. trut 

"".terpi.c:e tn Itt • .,9fnfllofl" trodttlo",' ~'d a gift 

to b. treasured throughout the years I>y .., ... cholr cMd 

active soilers who feel the call of the lea. 

19"."" ~.Joh " 1%"xlO" bose.IO.Of TtI..... ". 

_IUd" II ....,... •• 1, 20.00 to 100.00 

JacobSoriS 

HOME DECORATtV£ SHOP 

G RO SSE POI N TEN E W S 

Holiday Service Caution Urged 

Expanded by PO In y,tle Buying 

~The. seeonil' meetiDi of tbe Wii1dow ~ervice hours at De. By' PepPer WllKeI*,,' 

Kerby Parent.Teacher Auocia- troit post offices will be ex- Christmas is gift.giving.lime. 

tlon originally planned fpr Tues. panded ,for the c~nveni~nce of It's a time when parents waal 

day evening, December 9, has the mailing pubhc durmg the their youngsters to have ex. 

been rescheduled for 1'uesday Christmas rush period. IacUy what they desire. How. 

evening, December 10. Postmaster Edward L, Baker ever parents should exercise 

I This meeting will feature a said neighborhood stations and good com mol' sense in their 

pupil.developed puppet show "A branches including the Grosse selectioi\~. 

Happy Time." This program Pointe office. will be open from Yearly w~ read of accidents 

prell8nted ~y stu~enta Of ,grades 1;30 a.m. tD 6 p.m., Monday resulting from Christmas gifts .. 

four and flV~ WIll also ~cludL> through Friday, beginning De. Guns, whose missiles fly out 

choral selections of ChrIstmJlS cember 11 and ext end in g with such force that eyes lire 

iongs, The. pr?grJfJl will be throu~h December 19. These damaged , .. clay that is danunder 

the direction of ~r .. M:~n. same sbitiODS will be open on gerous to children with allergies 

del Lucatsky and M16s RIta three Saturdays December 6 and can result In skin rasbes 

Flaherty. The f~urth and b fifth 13 and 20, from'll a,m, to 4:30: .. , dolls, whose costumes are 

grade te.achers will be u~a Ie to Sunday service atn'"lghbor. attached with tiny pins, all of 

meet With parents durmg the h ' , ~. th . 

us al n"rent.teacher visitation ood stations Will be provIded ese are real hazards for little 

_______ -- , ~____ u'od r- only on December 14 and 21,lones. 

pe~~niediately after the meet. from 2 p,m. ro .. p.m. '. I This y~?r let'" exerei~e a liting, 

a social hour will be held The Fort Sh,el~y StatIon, in de caution when makIng o,ur 

in the gymnasium. Social Com. the Federal Buildmg downtown. purchases by carefully exanun. 

mittee Co.chairmen. Mrs. Bran- will more or less folI~w the ing the toys we buy and caredon 

Rogers and Mrs: Wesley same 8ch~dule as the nel~hbo~. fully reading the 1 a bel sat. 

Johnson. have appOinted )ifli. hood stations except that It WIll tached ro them. 

Robert Elvidge to J:1ein charge ofle~ more ~xtenslve Sunday We hear very little to caution 

of table decorati'lns. Refresh. service. It will be ~pen fr~m as about buying when it comes 

menta will be served by. Mrs, 11 a.m, to 5 p.m .. on Decemlier to our teenagers, but we hive 

Jerry Kirsch, Mrs. Rex Ci.avola. 7, 14 and 21. two suggestions: 

Mrs. Jerome Stoeking, loin. AI- The General Po~t Office at I If you are plaonina ro live 

bert Trowell, Mrs. W~stoil ,Jen- w,est Fort and Etghth Street your teenager a record, listen 

kim, Mrs. Robert RIg~,. !.Ilrs. will be open from '7:30 a,m. to to it first. Some of the material 

Robert, Barker, M~s. Harold 11 p;m., Monday through Sat. that is beiDg recorded today is 

Leon, 'Ill:rs. John Wttb:ers, and urday. and from 1 p.m. to ~ not the kind of thing. you want 

Mrs. Paul Murphy. p.m. on two Sundays. Decem. your teenager to be listening to. 

___ --- ber 14 and 21. . Boy s have always enjoyed 

~. ;'. 

Trips Planned The PO$tmaster said, in every DB-guns, but abuse of this toy 

. iIlJtance, service duriug ex- can cause serious damage to 

B Ski Hi Club panded hours will be limited ro persons and property:' If you 

Y the liale of stamps and tile Ie- mUlt Cive a BB.gun include a 

Grosse }'ojnte War Memorial's ceptance of parcel post and list of do's and don'ts. The first 

Ski, Hi Club swings into action ordinary maU, There will be no dOll't is. DON'T take it out.of. 

this month, Big new's. is the change in the h 0 u r Ii of the doors ..• it's against the law. 

nine.day Christmas trip to Vail, Eastland, Fisher. Grand Cir. PO fix up a cardbOard box, 

Colo., December 26-January 3 cus Park and Penobscot Sta- stuffed wit h, rag. or news. 

chapero'led by Mr. and Mrs tions, except that Fisher and papers, and shoot it in the ba.se- 

Frank P. MeBride, Jr. Grand Circus will be open 8 ment. DON'T point the ,un .t 

Less than half a dozel1 &potJ a.m, to J.2 Pooll, on two Satur. anyone, at anytime. 

rema;n open to be ~apped UP days, December 6 aDd 13. and ----- 

by immediate reservation, Unit. oEDasthtlaO~~' ~~yms.8:30 to 5 p.m ..' Ch11"ch Of~.er8 

ed Airline jet DetroJt to Denver .... WI ..... I.' 

round trill, charte~ bus. tranlS- AU pos~ offices wlll be eloled Bach .Cantatas 

fers' Del1ver to Vail, shipment on Christmas Day. 

of skis, lodging at Holiday Inn 

and chaperonage ,are included 

for 1210 (taxes included), 

A very few places also remain 

as of this writing for Ski Hi's 

five- >"~~-'.'.~'" 

rate. of Sl.25 for ski ren.~l.aJM1 whales. ptlrmJgau. beJr, moose 

7k for a .arDUP'ski lesspn,,re aDd oth~r ~ ~. SIIe. cover.s 

available to. Sid }Ii me_rs... the major ClUes, u)(:lul1i;na:~\t. 

~in, .'dependin, Oli', snolf, lI:a,.AD cllo I'a, e •. FalrblllQ, 

GroSlie Powte War .MelnQrllll's Hames, Skagway" Homer. MilO 

Junior Youth. Council' Will 1>e pictured are Iudian .and Esldnw 

taken by their~dvisor, Warren life. commercial fi.shiIlf. Kodiak 

Trafton. Jr .• to Mt, Grampion Island. )J~nU$ka. Valley, and 

the satuQl_y previoll$ 1m De- an auto trip ,alolli. tbe fame4 

cem.ber 13 duriJ1,i the aame AJa:;ka, Hlg~w.y to Dawwo 

hours and at the .lame co5tl lI$ Cre~'" ,," > 

the Ski Hi Club. Those inter-

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Grosse Pointe News 

. ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS. me, 

OFFICES UNDER THE ELK AT t9 URCBEV AL 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS. :MICHIGAN 48236 

Sel.'oD4 CWI p.... PIIcl at D«nM. 1lieb!1'- .. 

FULLY pAm ciRcULATION 

Phone TU2-69O() 

have been kept in reserve for .erty in estim.ti,ngbudgets for 

use this year. ITthe full amount 1970-71and 1971~72? 

needed were levied this year, Yes, the budge:ts:for.the next 

tile rate would have been two years have been calr.ulated 

bigher. to take into conriderat\on in. 

What Is the actual percentlge creases of approxbnLteJv.6per. 

Increase in total basic opera. cent per year. 

I Letters to the Editor 

Dear Editor: 

I feel the drug abuse pro. 

gram in the Grosse Pointe Publie 

Sch,oolsIs aD t]!:cellentstArt, 

but long overdue. To be really 

effective tnd to achieve the 

hoped.for resulu the program 

should be started in the fUth 

I 

in our sehools "t u e1ementuy 

school level ' 

Sincerely,' 

Susan S.dler. . 

50 Moreland drive 

Grosse Pointe Shore.s 

.nd sixth gr.dcs. This would December' 8, 1969 

help a student to be intelligenUy To the Edl~: 

informed on flIe subject before I think thIS community owes 

eJItering junior high, Junior a luge debt Of gratitude to the 

High Itudenu ere just begin. man)' students whl> worked 

zrlng to f1ear about drugs trom bard dllrin, the millage refer. 

Dew assoc:latiOl1s, and ,their ~ndum to inform us of the needs 

curiosity Is aroused. By IlIghth which the' school taxes were In. 

grade the majority of studl'lnts tended to meet. 

bave h'd access to drugs .nd I for one would like to say 

aomi fall for the false inform.. "Thanks and better luck next 

g;ven out ,by the pushers. 

e only way t6 overoome thI. 

it, 'DcI~ f. to 

~ • ..... 1IfciirIa.dGa &lqht 

time." 

Very truly yours, 

D. A, Sargent, M.D• 

63 KercII_ aVeDlIt 

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Memorial Center Schedule 

Open Daily 9 a.m ••9 p.m. (Ticket Office Closed Sunday) 

December 11. December 18 . 

FLOWER 

Is~:@~r~~~S 

••••••••••• 1 , ••••••• '1 ••••••••• , .. 

$129 1 

iWhile they last, doz. i 

:",••••••••••••••••• I.' ''1'••:. 

largest Seledion in the City! 

CHRISTMAS TRIMS 

~~~~ .!i~'Sf.om$1 ~~ 

Allemon Florist 

on E. Warren 

17931 Ellt Werren TU 4-6110 

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Go R 0 SSE PO I NT ENE W S 

., AU MemorW.ponsored activitles open totbeGrosse 

Pointe publie. Hospital equipm-ant available for' free 

loan: crutches. wheel ehairs, beating lamps; hospital beds •. 

GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LEND- 

ING LIBRARY CLOSED DURING MONTH OF DECEM. 

8ER. 

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What Goes On 

/ .at 

YOIJr Lihrary". 

.By Vlrgiala IMIWd 

Guest ColulD~i: Sue Neff While adults' read Cbtistmali, 

Ch r i s t mas shopping time books only at Christmas, chilo 

. dren enjoy them any .time of 

agam? Do you need ideas for the year. Last year's best seller 

your pre.schoole.r:,that favorite was Ezra Jack Keats' LITTLE 

niece, or the small son of your DRUM R BOY (H b 1 

Thursday, December 11 old college room-mate? Give ME . e as,a so 

," written THE SNOWYDA Y, 

*10:00 a.m. Braille Transcrpition-'-Mrs. John McNa- a book for Christmas this year! WHISTLE FOR. WILLIE, and 

ROBERTB. EDGAR. 

'WILLIAJl ADAJlO. 

JANET KUELLEB-

.Thunday, Dee, II, i9~9 

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WOMIN'S 

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;From Another Pointe 

of View 

Merry 

from our 

Zodiac 

Christmas ... 

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By Janet Mueller 

...and 

good fortune 

throughout 

the year 

Vt/ilvll,k 

. . 3 Kercheval Ave., at Fisher Road 

TU 1.' 505 

Pum:h end Jud" Block 

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Decem!;". 21 is the date of 

MRS. EDSl::L B., FORD'S traditional 

holiday season at home 

, reception for Ford family debs. 

This year's honorees are cous- 

Iins LYNN FORD. daughter of 

the BENSON FORDS, of Lake. 

I shore road and SHEILA FORD. 

I daughter of the WtLLIAM I 

ICLAY FORDS of Lakeshore 

I 

Short and To I 

The Pointe i 

Receiving degrees from Mich •.1 

• AJnencan pottery 

• One early American door 

lock 

• Fine prints, framed and 

unframed 

• Porcelain, china and early 

American blown and 

pressed glass 

• Coined silver 

• One fine late sterling t~a 

service 

I • Oriental broDzes and 

I porcela ins 

! Th~ Mitchell's 

Antique Shop 

17331 MACK 

{1I.tWII" NtH .n4 St. CI.i, 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS' 

And The People, Too, Will Be Beautiful 

- ....------ ...J igan State University during: 

For the 22ndyear members of Fine Arts SQCiety fall commen~ement exercises i 

will gather for their own holiday festivities. Date is December 6 were BEVERLY I. 

Saturday. December 20, Place is the Grosse Pointe M. BEACH, of Moran road. I 

Yacht Club. . . , BaclJelor of Science in Retail-,. 

Mr. and Mrs. John O.Peters, of Cranford lane, are ing of Textiles aDd Cluthingi 

chairmen of the Holly Ball with Pointers Mrs. J. Cyril MARTHA J. BROWN, of SUD. Among the Beautiful People at this THEM,. JR., general chairman, MRS, 

Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dennes, Mr. and Mrs. ningdale d r i v e, Bachelor of Saturday's beautiful party, the 16th an- ROLAND RINKE, general co-chairman, 

Arthur Gohle, Mr~ and Mrs. Richard Henritze, Mr. and Science in Genl!ral Home Eco- . nua~ White Christmas .Ball sponsored. MRS. YOLLRAD J. VON BERG, pro- 

Mrs. Frank E. Standish and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. . by the Fontbonne Auxiliary of Saint gram chairman, and MRS. WILLIAM 

Tuug, the R. Malcolm McLellans, of Warren; and the nomics; LYNDA M. DAMMAN, I John Hospital, will be all the ladies F. BAKER. The party, at the Grosse 

Thomas Girardys, of Detroit; serving on the party com. of EdmundtoD drive, Bachelor I Who work so hard to make the project Pointe Yacht Club, will raise funds to 

mittee. of Arts in Social Science; WIL-l a success including, (left to right), MRS. help Saint John expand its Emergency 

During the evening Fine. Arts Choral Group, dJ- LIAMA. DELSENER, of Ridge . J. ADDISON BARTUSH, favors chair. .Services Center. 

reeted by Mrs. Richard S. Shannon, will present the road. and KENNETH A.De- man; MRS. WALTER L. VAN GOEtraditional 

Christmas program. And Society members MUNTER, of M 0 u Dt ~erDon i -------------------------------and 

guests will dance to the music of Jack Rosevere's road, Bachelors of Arts m Ad- ' road .. Lynn spent Thanksgiving and daughter.in-law, TOM and ALD G. OLIVER, a Business 

Orchestra. vertisiDgi DA V'ID E. DOB- vacation. ;from The Masters' DIANE, are handling prepara. Management major. son of MR.. 

• • • BINS, of Washington road, Scho.olwith ?er parents in lions here while MILLIE and and MRS, DONALD..OLIVER, 

IAm.hl. It The C.thedr.' Bachelor of Seienc in Biology' !,!orlda,. checkmg ou~ prospec- JOE enjoy ~ome pre-season re- of MoraD road. 

e . ' live colleges (she'll be grad- laxation at their Fort Lauder- •

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Schmitt-Water3' 

Troth Revealed 

Enj9Y the Holidays! 

,thtO.1U2Iatt 

>. -a landmark restaurl,mt where good 

" things are. a cherished tradition. 

FAMED FOR ITS SUPERB 

CUISINE 

Wide Selection, of Dinners 

to Cboose}'rt)m ., . 

Shoppers and Business Men's 

Luncheons 

Delightful Cocktails 

Serving from 11:30 

noon until 2;()(I A.M. 

Where the 

GOOSE HANGS 

HIGH fer the 

holidoys 

end when the 

cocke Is of yoor 

heert ere 

warmest, 

':J /'tv 0) OJ I: t. V • 1"1 i I: '''1 c: YY 0) 'llll.lt':>Uay, Dee, ", 1969 

GPYC Commodore's Ball 

(Continned from Page 17) 

and Mrs. John Paynter, the 

Richard Shall as, Mr. and Mrs. 

John Sutton, nI, and Dr and 

Mrs. Fred J. Lepley. 

GPYC juniors have a holiday 

party of their own coming up 

soon. The third annual Snow 

Ball presented by the Yacht 

Club's Teen. Age CouncLl is 

scheduled for Friday, December 

19. 

The dance is open to all 

Grosse Pointe teenagers in 

grades nine through 12 With 

Grosse Pointe ID pre.requisite 

to admittance. 

Dress. requirements are coat 

and tie for the boys, "church 

dress" for the girls. "The New 

Hope" will perform. Admission 

is $3 a 'cOuple. 

Heading the party committee 

Ire Teen Council chairmen Judy 

Burke, Greg Smith, Maureen 

Cross, John Chariot and Mike 

Tindal with Mark Melvin and 

Kevin Cross the special SnolV 

Ball chairman. 

A Silver :Bell 

FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE 

••• starts a lifelong family tradition 

A lovely Christmas momento. this charmingsil. 

ver plated bell makesa beautiful tree decoration. 

Have it engraved with the date (Christmas 1967) 

and start a continuing family tradition, buying 

a new engraved jell every year - made by 

REED & BARTON 

$4:95 

(E1Ifl"'InI Mtra, Also .,.,. .. ....,.." 

Valente gewelers 

Since 1934 

16601 ~ Warren - TU 1~4800 

I Kappo 

Kappa Gammas Peter Wayne, III To Cta, im lJ.r,ide 

From Another Pointe of View To Sponsor Xmas Fete .. ..., . 

____________________ -- . Mr. and 1\1rs.Frank J. Brady, ,of Our ,J. ad., of Mercy High 

Topieal Rock-Musical Performance in Fries Auditorium 

Will Conclude War. Memorial's Lighter Side 

of Life Series December 29 

At aTlwlksgiviDg cfumer in 

their Alexandria Va bome 

Rear Admiral ~nd Mrs. 0 

Dabney Waters ~UDOUDeed ~ 

engagement of their daughter. 

Lucille Dabney to LieuteDaDl 

Richard Creagh SC , h mitt, U.S.A., 

son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. 

Kappa Kappa Gammas lJ'l~' of HuntingtOIl wOods. Me an. 1 Scbooland .Siena Heights Col. 

(C...... rn. Pale l'l) el'ed Tuesday, December. 2, In nouncing the engagement of. t l~e. Her .fiance atended Aus. 

" will the FIsher road. home of Mrs. . .'. tin Cathohc Prep, School and 

Wayne County Proba~e Court, Juvenile Division, Jack W. Stephenson for their thllU' daughter, Judith Mane, received his BachelDr of Sci. 

be present as usual to accept the gifts. annual Christmas party and ~o to Peter H. Wayne, III, son of Ience degree from the Univer. 

Judge Lincoln and his staff will attend to their dis- make final plans for the com. Mrs. Peter H. Wayne, of Woods I sity of Notre.Dame. He is pres. 

tribut. . eed d . . dren:' billed Christmas.Birthday party lane, and the late Mr. Wayne. enlly studying at Wayne State 

Christm . Ion to n y an forgotten chil m .time for they'll sponsor this evenin,,", Dec. The bride.elect is a graduate University School of Medicine. 

as. ,ember 11, at the Detroit Rehab. ---------------------- 

The Princeton Triangl~ Show will wind up Grosse Schmitt, of Manchester boule- This tea is one of the local Lawyers Wives' most i!itation Center for Center pa. 

Pointe War Memorial's "Lighter Side of Life" series yard. popular projects and Mrs. George W. Coticcl1io, of Lake- tie;~~tivities begin at 7 o'cleek. 

a 5:30 to 7 o'clock cocktail party (by subscription) at Smith College in June 1969 ud 

l~d avenue, president of the orglJlization, anticipates 

that Judge Lincoln will need an even bigger truck: this 

Special honorees will be all pa. 

lieDts whose birthdays faU in 

Monday, December 29. The gala evening begins with B::~orW~te~~ =~: 

the elegant new Lochmoor Club just recently re.opened. . tl Fell sh' 't y.ear to carry the Spirit of Christmas from The Pointe the months of October, Novem. 

IS 

Candlelight din ill l presen y on a ow lp a b d D b 

ner w @- . Smith. She will receive her to th~ young COurt wards. er an ecem er. . 

follow in the War Me- leaves no al.ea unexplored in Masters de-ee in EducatioD in All. ti T .. Wi'"be ost Entertainment will feature a 

I, C 1 Ba Ir .... p~ospec V~ ~w}'~rs IVes mem rs are m program of Christmas music by 

moria s rysta I oom. con~mpOrary American CUI" May 1970. cordially mvlled to partiCIpate. . the Pointe Chorale, 20 North 

~u~ time ,for th.e sh?w ture: The "glory o,f war," the Lieutenant Schn~itt, a gr~d. • • • High School boys and girls un. 

Itself 1S 8:40 0 clock m Fnes h' to . I. d' tb uate of Xavier Umversity, em- d th dir ti f H 

Th ~-' diat 1. b 1 IS lIe moon an Ing, e per-I cinnaU O. received his Mas. An .nnmatiOftII Chrishnas Tea er. e ec 00 0 erman 

eaU.~ Imme eye ow suasive impact o! television t . ~'. B 'Admia CleIn. 

the Ballroom ' elS gree Ul usmess " Members of tlle Adult Forelga ElldaaDge Commit. H

Thursday, Dec. I', 1969 

Woman's 

Lucia'.Fest To Usher 

:Holidays In. Dec. 12 

Grosse Pointe Hunt Club Will Be Scene of Jenny Lind 

Club's Traditional Christmas Dinner-Dance 

Tomorrow Evening 

. Traditional S.wedish custom always ushers in the 

hohday season with the "Little Christmas" or "Lucia- 

{~st" so, it is no wonder that members of the Jenny 

Lmd Cluo, founded to perpetuate Sw«lish culture have 

c~osen a Lucia theme fol' their annual Christmas' party 

dmner.dance at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club tomorrow, 

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It has taken centuries to! well.loved carols and open presc:ombine 

the pagan c~lebra.1 ents I eft by the Yule goat, 

tion of the winter soItice- ~~:~:n:~y~~-~~~~:~a~?e:P::~oh 

the anticl~)ation of the reo gift and must be read aloud, 

turn of light to northern to the amusement of all, before I 

countries-and the Christ- I th~i:~;~sm~i ~fra~~e~d'angeIS, 

mas legend of the martyr- I animals, and birds - are hung 

ed virgin of Syracuse, st.1 ~n the Ch~istmas tree and it is 

Lucia, whose festival will h~hted wlt.h real candles and 

be celebrated this week. trimmed With garlands of fl.ags 

end. a~d gay ornaments of various 

P' t d I I kmds. 

• I~ ure . as a. ove y young This year, SL Lucin will be 

gIrl 1!1 flowl~~ whIte and ~rown. present at the Jenny Lind party 

cd with a dl~dem of Christmas in the person of Nina McCabe, 

greens and lIghted tapers, her of Deming lane, with Star Boys 

story relates. ho\~ she succo~ed Geoffrey Nelson and Hikey Herher 

~eopl~ '.mUme o~ famlDe rington. 

b~ ,appearmg on a shIp lade~ The y will make their en- 

With food for t~e hungry. trance to the accompaniment of 

In. every SwediSh home today Santa Lucia sung' in Swedish 

~ucla, represented by the pret- and English by everyone as des. 

best young girl of the house- sert is served. I 

hold,. appears. on Decembe.~. 13 Wending her way through the ' 

hearmg a tr~y o~ coffee, ~ul. glowing tables Nina will serve 

peppark~kor, SPritz and Chn~t- coffee and Lucia cookies to her 

" mas braid bread for .the fa~J!~ parents and friends, Each table 

.~re~kfast, ther~by formally Int- will be aglow with a large reptiating 

t~e C~rlstmas. season. lica of Lucia's crown _ seven 

Accordmg to SwedISh legend white candles rising irom a 

tJ.1ebringer or Christmas gifts green wreath of boxwood-ere. 

rides on Thor s boat. '. ated by Mrs. Fred Cowan of 

Thl~ "Julbock': of ~lraw IS a Union Lake. ' 

faVOrite decorahon m. homes Mrs. George J. Baer. of Baltbrou~hout 

Sweden a~d m many four road, and Mrs. Dwight 

SW~dISh horn e s m Grosse Nelson, of Windmill Pointe 

Pomte. ." . drive, are co.chairmen of the 

As church bells begm to rmg party' Mrs Elmer Benzin of 

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NINA McCABR, daughter of the Charles Law 

McCabes, of Deming lane, this year's Jenny Lind Club 

"Lucia," arrives tomorrow at a traditional holday 

dinner-dance at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. She'll 

be accompanied by Star Boys GEOFFREY NELSON, 

(left), and HIKEY HERRINGTON, sons of Mrs. Dwight 

N elson, of Winclmill Pointe drive; and the Hira .Her. 

ring tons, of Fraser. Hikey's. mother's mother, Mrs. 

Elmer, Benzin, of Lochmoor boulevard, is among the 

party. planners and Mrs. Nelson is co. chairman {If the 

festivities. 

Briarcliff Club H oIds ~leeiing 

in" the Chr.is~mas, fami~ies Loch~oor boulevard, Mrs. 'Co' Members of the. Briarcliff Pointers present included 

.read the NatlVlty story, smg wan and Mrs. Ralph G. L'lger- College Club of Detroit gather- Mrs. Milton Henkel, Mrs. How. 

feldt, of Audubon road, are as- ed Wednesday, December 3, at ard Buhl, Mrs.' George Me. 

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Thursday, Dec. i I, 1969 

Woman's Page • • • 

G R 0 SSE. POI N TEN E W S Page Twenty-one 

by, of and for Pointe Women 

I. Inside the Mothers Club Bad Egg Equals Turn-of-Century Cookbooks Children's Yule Party Planned Ofw~~A~n~' B~:"NI~::';: 

Lost Customer' Grosse l'olnte War Memo.' cocoa and cookies by Youth BAKEWICZ. of Fairholme road, 

AIQLII. Inter~Qted leU Be.auty . , ... !. Ihas been named to the Dean's 

Mrs. Paul Hykes,.president of Richard described the activi. OU' ~ . rial san n u a I Chmtmas for, Council members. ,Honor List for the fall u-rm at 

the Board of Education, and ties and goals of the U.N. Club Sell a woman a dairy product ------- Children" will be Sunday aftel" i There is a $1.50 charge for IConcordia Senior College, Fort 

Richard Rubin, a sludent at ot the Board. she doesn't think looks or tastes By Pepper Whitelaw II'igoroUSI}' rubbing her cheeks noon December 14 beginning I the performallce. The Santa Wayne. Ind. A graduate of Con. 

South High and president of just right and you have made The secrets of beauty have .with a coarse towel after a plen. at 2 'I"clock ' 'party and refreshments, after. cordia College. Ann Arbor, cur. 

the U.N. (United Nations) Club, In December the Club is a real enemy according to a always been of interest to worn. titul application of cold water. ..' . ! ward are entirely complimen. rently enrolled in the pre.Theo. 

were guest speakers at the De. planning an International Festi. dairy products buying survey en. Women today are no diller. Yes. every time I come in First of all, there Will be a i tary. Tickets are limited to 500 logical program at Concordia 

cember South High School val and dinner, the proceeds to of 341 housewives in southeast. ent in that respect from the from a walk, ride, or drive, presentation with live perform. ! so everyone is cautioned to get Senior College. he had a straight 

:Mothers Club Executive Board subsidize delegates to a Mock ern Michigan. ladies of the early 1900's. At Why? ers by the Youth Theatre of the i his in advance if possible. A average for the term. 

meeting. They were introduced United Nations sponsored by The Michigan State Univer. that time, as now. magazines, "Well, no ,!,onder you look Detroit Institute- of Arts en. . _ 

Georgetown University in Wash. . d' al d older than you are You are 

by Mrs. Douglas Smith, Mothers sity survey showed that many perlo IC san newspapers . titled "Christmas Around The 

Club president. ington, D.C. in February. Any women will change brands on were filled with beauty tips. simply wearing your face out! Wdtld" under the direction of 

Mrs. Hykes thanked all par. help we as parents can extend the basis of one bad experience One switch however is that in "But, I must wash!" Barney McCaffery of New 

ents and students who helped to their club will be appreci- with a product. Just as many that period. beauty hints could' "Certainly. but not like that. York. He and his charming 

in the November millage cam, at;?~rning to committee reports, said they would contact the also be found in cookhooks, Take a luf out of my book; young lady partner will present 

paigo. store manager for replacement "Mother's Cookbook," pub. never ~as~ your face jus.t be. Christmas son g s. dances and 

"For the first time siudents ;~~id~t,~::~:erB~r~~o;~cr~ of the product. lished in 1902, suggested to the ~ore gomg mto ~e ~resh air •.or stories from many lands around 

have become actively involved Case, Assistant Fl'incipal, and Others said they would com. ladies of that period- ~lIst afte~ ~o~mg m. Nothl.ng the w 0 rId for an intrig'uing 

in a millage campaign," she Dr. Robert Hanson,. Guidance plain to their hilsband or a "There is as much a fashion IS more mJ~l'IOus to the skm. hour's program in Fries Thea. 

said. "Paul O'Donnell, presi. Coordinator, attended the 41st friend and a few indicated they in complexion as there is in .Doyou notice a drawn look tre 

dent. and Matt Farner, vice. Principal - Freshman Counselor would discontinue use of an bo'nnets or boots. Sometimes na. about streakine6s your in eyes theand cheeks? a general That Followmg '. the per formance, 

president of the South High Conference at the University of products of that brand. Almost ture is the mode, sometimes art is ttie'result of your violent as.• un?er the allspices',o! Grosse I 

Student Council. attended the ~lichigan in November. one out of every 10 said she Just now the latter is in th.~'as- sault upon your complexion. Pomte, War MemOrIal s .Youth 

Millage Steering Committee Its purpose is to help the high she would change stores. cendant, though, as a rule. only Y I '. , 10 CounCil, Santa Claus Will ap. 

;neeting~ as bona fide memo schools develop admissions polio The survey was conducted by in that inferior phase which has ~u ook at thIS mo~nt pear by the huge Christmas 

bers, " cies. After the meeting 47 of the Lysle Hutton, consumer market-" not reached the . "concealment . year~ ty mmutes older ago.' tI1an you did twen. tr ee 10 . the h0l"'.d IC.JY ecora:- t d 

The Board nf Education, with 70 South High freshmen attending informaUon agent for MSU's of art .• , the pomt- where ex. 'W n I 11 d I I k ld Cl'yslal Ballroom. Every child 

th hI f th C't' , M'll . th - U'" . S . tremes meet and the perfection e, rea y o. 00. 0 will meet San t a make his 

e e p 0 e I l2ens I age 109 e DIverSity were mter. Cooperative ExtenSion erVlce. lof artifice presenu ... all the ap.! enough to be your mothe.r,. but .. h f Ch " t • kn 

Steering Committee - William viewed. most of them happy and ------------ then you are wonderful You WIS es or 1'ISmas own, 

Huetteman and Barhara Hoff. chaIlen"cd. pearances of artle6sness. I . I k d'f hI receive a can d y .cane from 

.. viding refreshments to the cast "N f b t tur :.a ways 00 so young an res. S t' hId th h'l 

man, co.chairmen - is deter. Mrs, 'Vorita McClure. Faculty of Pointe Players 'at their open. ~ one o~n 0 serval! n "Because I never treat my an a s e pers an. en c I. 

plined to "try harder" to influ- representative, discussed the ing n i g h t performance of of ml.nd, who IS ~ccusto.med to poor face so badly' as .you do dren and parents Will be served 

ence p8~sage of Proposition #1 growing drug problem in the "George M" and in serving over the Sight of EnglISh maids ~nd yours. I use .rain.water and if ! 

at the next school election sched. High School. Mrs. McClure said 3,000 teachers. parenl~ and stu- matrons. can deny tha! makmg. I cannot, get that •. I have the produced by burning almonds. I 

uled Janqary 26, according ,to that Edward. Kr"tli .. chairman dentes at Baclr.To-School Night. up. as at present practi~ed. par. water 'filtered. When! dress for A small bag holding the bottle 

Mrs. Hykes. . of FLEC (Family Life Educa- one of the best.attended func. takes of the amateurIsh ele. dinner I always wash my face of kohol. and a pin, with a 

By law, money for the reno. tion Council), is conducting a tions of its kind. i ment.. with milk adding just enough rounded point with which to 

vation of South High cannot be workshop in 10 weekly meetings Mrs, Smith also thank'ed.Mrs, "Im~S6iblere?s an~ whites hot water,to make it pleasan~ to apply it. f0l?" part of the toilet 

voted on for at least six months. for 60 administrators" counse. Spencer's Christmas Tea com. grow s~ll more ImpoSSIbly red use. A. very soft sponge and a ~araphern.aha of all the be~u- 

In the meantime, a Facility Iors. and tel!cheq in the Grosse mittee for the i r imaginative !lnd white from. week to wpek very fine towel take the plac!,! ties of Ca~ro. who make,.the 1m. 

Needsc9mmittee made up of Pointe School System l

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SocietyNewsGa~hered 

Segovia Will Play' 

At Special Concert 

Christmas Gift TIckets Available for January Performance 

Sponsored by Detroit Symphony's Special 

Activities Committee 

CO.ORDJNATED SETS 

FOR CRUISE AND CHRISTMM 

IN FLORIDA 

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Engaged 

Chapter Two of the 1969 

Christmas Walk, a tour ~f holiday-decorated 

.homes. sponsored 

by the Junior. Women's Asso. 

ciation for the Detroit Sym. 

plIony Orchestra, is scheduled 

jJi the Birmingham-Bloomfield 

area tomorrow,. Friday,Decem. 

bel' 12. 

Walk hours there, a.s were 

last Friday's in Grosse Pointe 

are 11 to4 o'clock. Tickets ar~' 

$3 and may he ob~ined by contacting 

Mrs. Charles Boyce, 499. 

0472, or Mrs. Waller Ebling 

847.5885. . , 

Tiekets also will be available 

tomorrow. at each house on the 

tour. 

Charter bus service for the 

Birmingham.Bloolllfil!ld Walk 

departs from and will return to 

Grosse Pointe. Donation for thls 

seryice, which fnclud~s a box 

lunch/a.'splIt.af cold duck, a 

C~ri,5tmas' Walk ticket and hot 

coffee, is $7.50. Mrs. John Zeig. 

ler, 293.9150, is handling bus . 

reservations. 

Opening their residences to 

Walkers tomorrow are Mr. and 

Mrr. Willi~m Davidson, Mr. and 

Mrs. Wilham G. Lerchen, Jr., 

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 7'. Lewis, 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Rudolph Oliver, 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pu1te, 

Oliver T. WeidokaI and Mr. and 

Mrs. R. Jamison Williams. 

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Real EstaJe Group Plans . P t' H ff T ke ~ Bidding and the reception. The I Featured in a Christmas COD- 

Installation Festivity e er 0 man as. n. r e bridegroom's. mother s~eeted a'i Cjlrt to ~ preseq,ted b,Y the 

. ' . , 11 ... t.: bl' d Marygrove. College Chorus at 8 

. . -.-- Peter Victor Hoffman, son of r 8n~ lace scallops edged her s~e .Pua .ensem e. trl!Jlme. o'elock Sunday evening; De- 

The DetrOIt Real Est ate Mrs, CatherinePett Hoffman tram., " , WIth Autumn Haze mink. Icember 14 will be GRACE 

Board's joint anm.'al ~hristmas 10f Merriweather road, and Mat:! Her silk illusio~ do~ble veil I' Both, mothers, chose double FLEMING,' a Mary,grove fresh. 

and installation party of the ithias H 0 f f man, of Detroit. i was .also l~ce-appliqued and. she cymbidi,um orchid corsages.' I man. who pla.ns to mai\)r in 

Women's Council and Residen. cla'med Deni M '. B~l.: c.awed white roses. ,Out-of-town guests included iMUSIC Education, daughter of 

lial l'}~visions is planned for • d ht se f Mane d Me!. :Honor matron Mrs. Charles the birde's grandmother, Mrs"l MR. aDd MRS. R. STEWART 

tomorrow Friday December more, .aug er o. r. liD r£.., Douglas Coolman, of Williams. . FLEMING, of Woods lane. 

12, at th~ Detroit' Yacht Club. John Joseph Bellemare, of Iburg, Va" and bridesmaids DaVId Clark, of LaPorte, Ind., I Grace ,will accompany the 

Festivities will begin with an Woodland drive, Harper. Woods. Claudia. Kietzer, JMar~ Hoffman, her aunt, Mrs. George Cook, Ichor~s on ~e cello as they sing 

11:30 o'clock cocktail hour fol. as his bride Saturday, Decem. the bl'l,de~room s. SIster, and also of LaPorte, the P. J. Cool. Bach 5 Chrl~tma~ Cantata 142. 

Guitarist Andres Segovia will make one of his rare lowed by luncheon at noon, ber 6. Ellen 0 BrIen wore dresses fea- mans, of Evanston, Ill" Mr. and Also appearmg m the. concert 

Detroit appearances when he performs on the same pro- Santa Claus will be on hand Con eel e braling the 10:30 turing long.sleeyed bodices of Mrs.; Paul Harris, of Grand will be BAR BA R A RETT. 

gram with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Sunday, with an extra large, bag of o'clock nuptial mass in Our La- pastel gold m~lre ,taffeta .and 1!~plds, and Mr and Mrs. J J. BERG, an ot be r freshman, 

January 18, at 3:30 o'clock in Ford Auditorium. gifts, All who attend are asked dy Queen of Peace Church were pastel gold satin dirndl skirts. F1nerty, of Toronto. d a u ghte r of the HAROLD 

Segovia andtheOrches.~----------- to bring a wrapped $2 pres'ent The Reverend Father Charles They carried round bouquets ------ RETI'BERGS, of Berkshire 

tra "',"'iIl divide. 'the afte.r. Tickets at $2 (balcoDy), $3.50 to swell' Santa's pack. Armstrong, athletic director at of cor8l tea roses, while iceberg The Honorable T JOHN LE. road. Concert s~e~ wIDbe the 

t rt t th There'll be a Christmas tree Windsor's ASSUl"lption College mUIDS, g4;)ld starfJowers and SINSKI, Chief Judge of the Marygrove auditorIUm. 

noon s en e auunen W.l (loge), $3 and $5 (main floor) jas focal point of the decora- an.d th~ bride's father's first baby's breath, the bonor attend- Michigan Court of Appeals, has " " " 

Valler P?O Ie (:on~uctmg and $10 (patrons) are now; tions, of coUrse. and a sing. cousin, who officiated at the ant'~ tied with coral streamers, announced that EDMUND J. Entertaining at a dinner party 

the orchestral port lens of, available at Ford Auditorium. along coral progr.am.. marriage service, and The Rev- the others' with moss green, and SIKORSKI, JR., of Vernier Friday, December 5, in their 

the program. B Ofr II H d'd I! Pointers Becky M. Wickard,ereDd Father Richard Dorr. " wore malehillg flowers in their road, a member of the staff, Lakeland avenue home we.re 

The first half will consist of ox ,Ice" a u son s an 1969 Women's Council division. Following a reception in tbe hair. , . h,as been notified that he pass- . 

the Mozart Overtme to "Don all Grmnell s stores. I al chairman, Rachel C. Bau- Grosse Pointe War memorial's Matthias Hoffman, Jr:, served ed the State Bar of Michigan. MR. and MRS. HAROI,D R. 

Giovanni," then Segovia per- The Symphony also will pro. I . mann, 1969c70 Women's Council Crystal Ballroom the newlyweds as his brother's best man •. In BOYER, JR. __ 

forming a group of guitar solos, vide an approprlate gift card I ~rr. and 1r!rs. Peler J. Crac- program chairnun, Helen Gres- left for an Acapulco vacation. the usher corps were James 

then ~e Orchestra again in and mailing service for those chlolo! of Brrch lalle, are, an- sell, 1970 Women's CC!mcil di-They will return to make their. Hoffman, another brother, Den. 

Rimsk)'-Korsakoff's "Capriccio wishing to purchase tickets as no~cmg the engagement of visional chairman, and MarVin home in Detroit. nis Rinaldi, Kerry Luber, Con. 

espagaol." After intennission Christmas gifts. The seasonal theIr daughter, ~ERNADETTE R. Boutin, Jr., Residential Di. Alencon lace app~ques ac- rad DeWitt and Philip Rem. 

the stage will be Segovia's trimmings are available at the PHYLLIS, to Richard J, Gib. visio.n ~9 vice.chairmllD' and c.ente.~ the br~de's gow!l' fas~on-I An ice blue silk worsted en. 

alone. Ford Auditorium 'Box Office bons, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1970 chairman, and Daniel R. ed, With a fItted satin oodice, sellfble was Mrs. Bellemare's 

The concert will be a benefit or by mail order to the Sym'! Edwar~s Steele, of Keego Har. Williamson, 1969 Residential dirndl skirt and long sleeves, choice for her daughter's wedfor 

the Symphony's Pension and phony office (phone 961.0700) bor, MICh,. . chairman, are mastermindinll -------------;,...----------- 

MiWrtenaneeFuncJs.The concert with segovia i~ ~he br!de.elec:t, a Grosse the festivities. - 

Ibeing presented under the au\ P?mte H I g h Sc~ool alumna, Other loc~l realtors who plan 

spices of the Symphony's Spe- will be graduate.d In Jun: from to attend mclude. Harry Hof- 

Villagers Party cial Activities Committee: Mrs. Northwood I!1stitut~\ Mldla~d, mann, Martha Bachel's, Violet 

Joseph A, Vance, Jr., of South w.here sh~ IS affili~ted WIth Schweitzer, Clarice Birdsall, 

Slo.ted Saturday Deeplands road, chairman; Mrs. Sigma .Phl. ~u soro~lty. ~endall Birdsall, Irene Rob- 

_._ R. Alexander Wrigley, of Bishop •Her fUlDce IS workm~ towar~ bIDS,. Rut h Bolla and Mar- 

. ., road, and Mrs. Hugh G. Harness hIS Bachelors degree 10 Busl- guerlte Bauer. 

Pre~d8nce parties f~r. VlIlag- .1of Lincoln road, cO-chairmen,' ness Mar.age11?ent, a Iso at -----, 

era mf,!mbersand, theIr guests . Previous Syinphony Pension' Northwood Institute. Entertaiiling Hie n d s last 

will set the mood for a festive IMaintenance Fund concerts have I TJlI ..rsday. December 4, at her 

ChristlDi1S party at the Harma- l'4!atured such artists as AI Hirt 2nd Ch . traditional holiday lUJIc~n at 

Die Club this Saturday evening, IPeter Nero, Jack Benny, Dann; rlSt11Uls the Detroit Athletic Club was 

Det!lembe.l' 13. Host couple Dave Kaye and Duke Ellington. Wa~k.Tomorrow MRS. JAMES QUELLO, of I 

and Audl'ey Ehlert will be on Segovia last appeared with Berkshire road. . 

hand to gl'eet arrivals. .' the Orcliestra in 1967. 

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Saks Fifth Avenue, Detroit, Second at Lothrop, Open Monday thru Friday unti I 8 :30, Saturda-y' until 5:30 p.m, 

Troy, Somerset Mall, 81g Beaver It Coolidge, Open Monday thru Friday until 8:30, Saturday until 5:30 p.~ 

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Woman's Page 

To Fete Ex-Campers 

Next Thursday Night 

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Handicapped Youngsters Who Attended Summer Day 

Program of Detroit Society for Crippled Children 

and Adults to Have Party 

Th.e seventh annual Christmas party for handicap. 

ped chl1dren who attended the summer day camp of 

~he Detroit Society for Crippled Children and Adults 

IS slated for next Thursday evening December 18 at 

the American Legion Northwest Po~t from 7to 9:30 

o'clock. ~,...----- _ 

Also invited to partici. i to keep things humming, help. 

pate in the festivities are ing to blow up balloons, pouryoungsters 

who are stu- ing pop and generally just eredents 

at the Oakman La- ating fun for the young folk. 

land and White Schools, .Santa is expec~ to. arrive 

five to 14 years of age WIth a ~ack of holiday gifts and 

. . . there Will be refreshments for 

Thi~ coo~erativ~ effort of .th~ all, :ill through -the evening. ' 

DetrOIt ~oclety With the Ameri- Grown.ups won't be forgotten 

, c~n L4;glOnPost and Northwest either. Parenti; are invited U; 

Kiw~ms has grown to such pro- have a spot of coffee and watch 

p~rtions that close to 300 are a film while the party for .the 

expected to attend. [little ones is in progress 

Nancy Donnelly, OTR, who. • 

has been a member of the Oc- .----cupational 

Therapy staff at the Friends of Polish Art 

Detroit Society 'l'herapy Cen. Plan Christmas Dinner 

ter, is coordinating I activities 

with Glenn Dingee, cllairman of 

Child Welfare for the Legion 

Post, and Robert Hauswirth, 

party chairman for Northwest 

Kiwar.is, 

Master of ceremonies for the 

evening will be the Reverend 

Father Nicholas Fedetz, pastor 

of SS Peter and Paul Russian 

Orthodox Church. Dearborn. 

Clowns from Moslem Temple's 

Shrine will be on hand 

MR. and MRS. EMMET E. 

TRACY will, host a Christmas 

dinner party in their Provencal 

road home December 28. 

If it's frbm Wright Kay, It's Distinctive 

14-PC. SILVERPLATED PUNCH SET 

Royally beautiful, from the lions' 

heads on each side of the bowl to 

the shining ..sHverplated finish. Set 

includes the' 8-qt. bowl, 12 cups and 

18Y2-inch tray. To have or to give. 

One hundred fifty dollars 

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Betrothed 

The engagement of NANETTE 

LYNNE CHARGOT to Michael 

R. Conrod is announced by her 

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 

M.Chargot, of Hampton road. 

The bride-elect, 8 1961 Grosse 

Pointe High School graduate, 

~s a junior majoring in Art 

Education at Eastern Michigan 

University. Her finance, son of 

. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Conrod, of 

The Friends of Polish Art will Sturgis, is a Political Science 

usher in the holiday season with major at Eastern Michigan 

their annual family style Christ. University and will receive his 

mas dinner this Saturday, Dec- degree with the January 1910 

ember 13, beginning at 7 o'clock graduating class. 

in the International Institute's A summer wedding is plan- 

Hall 'of' Nations. 

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To Play Tonight 

Wanda Wilkomirska, noted 

Polish violinist, will make her I 

first appearance with the De-, 

troit Symphony Orchestra. in a I 

concert tonight, Thursday, De-I 

cember 11, at 8:30 o'clock in I 

Ford Auditorium. Alexander 

Gibson will guest conduct. , 

Miss W"Jlkomiiska will per. 

form a work by a fellow Pole" 

Karol Szymanowski's V j olin 

Concerto NO.1. 

Also included in the program 

will .be Haydn's Symphony No. 

61 in;,":D 

SymphOny 

and Rachmaninoff's 

No.2. 

The New York Times has predicted 

a brilliant future for Wilk

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Plge :Twenty.four G R 0 SSE POI N T E NE W S Thursday, Dee" lit 1969 

Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes 

Church CodkbookOffers 

Hors, D'oeuvres Recipes 

By Pepper Wkitela. 

The holidays are here and 

with them come the gay round 

of cocktail partj.es. Cocktail 

parties. mean hors d'oeuvres. 

"Gourmet Pointers," the Mem. 

orial ChUl'ch Cookbook, has 

some tantalizing and different 

recipes for holiday hostesses. 

Why not try ROQUEFORT 

BR.\NDY C;\."U!'!S' 

Ih cup crtznj)led roquefori 

cheese . 

2 Tbs. softened butter 

2 Tbs. brandy 

]1.1 cup chopped green onion 

1Tbs. mayonnaise 

Mix ingredients wcl1. Spread 

thinly on buttered rounds and 

broil until cheese is slightly 

browned. Makes about two 

dozen. M.."'S. Frank H. Parcells 

guarantees lots of happy guests 

after they. haVE' tasted this 

temp~ing treat. 

Mrs; John Marshall has bad 

great success with her GINGER 

DIP. 

1 cup mayonnaise 

1 cup sour cream 

lf4 cup chopped onion 

¥. cup chopped parsley 

1 can water chestnuts 

(thinly sliced) 

'4-8 'tbs. ~bopped. ginger 

1 Tbs. soy sauce 

CHICKEN LIVERS WITH 

WIlIo'E lore Mrs. William Haat. 

res contribution to your holiday 

fare. 

2 Ibs. chicken livers 

1 tsp. minced onion 

4 'I1ls.sherry wine 

1* cups water 

* tsp. worchestershire 

No cocktail party Is complete 

elegance and old world charm 

in every, Christmas tree 

decorated by Bob Wyatt 

Jinh lIgatt llulimittb 

'1835 Fleetwood TU 6-8910 

, 16601 B, Warren 

.' ••I 

Eve,. hea .. of 

a t:alklng wat:oh7 

without some sort of a hot 1 

cheese tidbit. Mrs: Thomas J. 

Litle, III and Mrs. Charles 

Delbridge, Jr. suggest BOT 

CHEESE CANAPES. 

2 pie tins 

¥. inch melled butter in 

one tin 

¥. inch grated parmesan 

cheese in other tin 

lightly greased cookie sheet 

While rings are the most 

glamorous, and have more ap. 

peal, these may be done in 

many shape" of sandwich bread 

('ingers, circles. squares, etc.). 

A cookie size ring is handsom. 

est of all, with a proportionate 

size cutter for the center, but 

that means only one to a slice 

of bread with much waste. Of 

course, maybe you like bread 

pudding and you can always 

pile caviar or something on \he 

rounds you cut out of the cen. 

ter.) Both ladies said they use 

a wine glass for the outside 

circle and a large thimble to 

cut out the center, thus squeez. 

ing two to a slice. 

Pip the bread sbapts inst In 

the butter on one side only, 

and then in the cheese. Place 

undipped . side down on very 

lightly greased cookie sheet and 

bake at 350 degrees for about 

10 minutes or until toasted a 

golden brown. May be served 

hot or allowed to conI. These 

can be prepared hours ahead, 

refrigerated aoo baked at 

serVing time. 

With these additions to your 

party table you can't miss ••• 

Happy Holidays! 

Receiving his Doctor of Vet. 

erinary Medicine wit h High 

Honors during Michigan State 

University's December 8 corn. 

mencement exercises was NOR. 

MAN A. KIBIGER, of Loch. 

moor boulevard .. 

1IiIIher .. 

. Bat ~ PeI.egeax tJOfIIdtalt, IwauJcl 

neverbep qaIeL There IIt8IO many thlnCll 

- lean.you". 

Ill. ""'Itte!JI the dtttIIldIle cIldII. wtIOfe 

anonth ata tlme. For thls month. Or Iat month. 

or next 1IIOI1th,It just goesOft fen.r. . 

• can remind youOf appofntrMnta ••• hrea ' 

In a pa1

ThLirsd.y, Dee, II, 1969 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page'Twenty.Five 

Consider Pets As Xmas Gifts 

If you're searching for a 

Christmas present that's soft, 

cuddly and guaranteed to liven 

up the holidays you're probably 

looking for a pet. 

But the puppy or cat that 

looks so appealing in the win. 

doll' may also bring holiday 

headaches unless you plan be. 

fore giving. 

So says Frank, AndrewR, ex. 

ecutive director of the Michigan 

Hu~ane Society, a Torch 

Drive service'. 

"A pet can be a.,heck of a 

nice surprise," said Andrews, 

"but sometimes we have mixed 

feelings about pets as gifts." 

Puppies are the top Chri!$tmas 

gift choices, Andrews said, but 

it's important to be sure the 

recipient not only wants but 

can hanllle Ii dog. 

"You're not always doing a 

good thing when you g;ve a 

puppy to someone else," he explained. 

"It's sDmething like 

giving a car with just a down 

payment. 

"You're giving respol!;jbility 

to someone else, along with 

pleasure. The pup needs to have 

more shots, which run about 

$20. Then it has to be taken 

care of." 

This taken.careof pari can 

easily take all of tbe joy out 

of a pet's first few days. Onc~ 

the pup messes on the carpet 

or the new cat sharpens her 

claws on" the Christmas tree 

and topples It it's easy to for. 

get how appealing it looks while 

sleeping. 

The most important thing in 

care of a new pet is to keep 

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AlJCTION! 

TUESDAYEvening, December 16 at 7 p.m. 

fNturing an important group 

of-FRENCH IA1PORTS 

and highlighted by 

GOODIES, GOODIES galore ••• 

ThIs is the Of'lce-a-vear Auction that is attended by those 

looking for the heirloom gift! And the important thing is 

you buy it at on AUCTION PRICE' 

The ronge of items to be offered includes Art objects, crystal. 

silver. Oil Paintings, O'iental Rugs, Furniture of ex..elle~t 

period quality ond styling, etc,. etc. Speciol feature: MagnIfIcent 

sterling leaset, including hot water kell.le and troy! AI.so 

STERLING vases. dessert pf.:Jtes, erc. It IS ImpoSSIble to lost 

lhem 011. Make up 0 party ond be sure and ollend for a 

greal "AUCTION EVENING" of gift se!ectinll. We'fJ assure 

you of sam'e greot "buys." 

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A"elHl.n' parkins, r.ar of G.lleries 

Do MOI.~helle 

ART Gi\I-JI-JERIES (~o. 

409 East J.Hmon Ave. at Brush-D.troit 

1 Yz blocks Ealt of City.County BId,. 

2 block. Wilt of 1.75 «Chryll.r ElCpreJIWI') 

"'wrenc~ F. DuMouch,lI, I'"tst J. DuMoum.ft. 

Auctio"",, Gild Appni .. ,. 

j 

I and 

Johnny and Susie from playing I 

with it took much the first days, 

Andrews said. The animal is 

confused enough by the transi. 

tion to a scene of excitement 

He's likely to get grouchy and 

snap, or else tired and sick 

"I think if he finds his own 

speed, this is fine," Andrews 

said. "A lot of toy dogs, for 

example, are nervous and high 

strung because they are overhandled 

when they're young. 

They try to hide under the 

couch and the kids fish them 

out by the tail." 

Some prob:e-.ls caused b~' new 

pup~, Andrews said, stem from 

the false noticd that they need 

regular milk. Milk is a laxlltive, 

and the pups will act accordingly. 

Instead Andrews recommends 

an alI.purpose puppy chow. 

A good accompanying giftfrom 

both the pup's and the 

• ." • by, of and for Pointe Women 

Bride-Elect 

master's view-is a large hold- .The engagement of PAMELA 

ing cage. The dog can retreat ANN SWANSON and John 

there for peace and quiet; or Frederick Mueller has been an- 

he can be put there when no. nounced by hel" parents. Mr. 

one can watcb him. 

all~ Mrs. David A. Swanson, of 

Keeping the pet in a regular Lincoln road. , 

place also gives him. a sense The bride.elect attends Ma. 

of security, Andrews said. And comb County Community Col• 

it refnitely speeds housebreeak. lege where she is affiliated with 

ing because "a pet won't mess Sigma Epsilon Chi sorority. 

where he sleeps." Her fiance, son of Mrs. Frede 

As for giving cats at Christ. erick K. Mueller, of Bisbop 

mas, Andrews points out that road, and the late Mr. Mueller, 

kittens are very hard to find attended Adrian C"l1ege and is 

unless reservations are in early. presently s e r v i n g with the 

He recommends a holding cage United States Army. . 

and a scratching pole for cats. 

Again, not too much plaYing 

the first days. And if the cator 

dog-should develop diarrhea, 

rush him to a veterinarian. 

Diarrhea is a warning signal 

Faculty Wives 

Feting Children 

for a number of serious dis- "The Twelve Days of Christeases. 

mas" has been chosen as the 

Less common pets, su~h as theme for the Children'R Christbirds 

o.r small mammals (ger. mas Party which: is held anbils 

or hamsters) may also find nually for children of members 

their way under the Christmas of Grosse Pointe Faculty Wives. 

tree. Andrews warns against The par t y is scheduled this 

buying mammals iu pairs, lest Saturday. December 13. from 

you wind up in business. 3 'to 5 o'clock at Parcells Mid. 

The same holds for rabbits, dlt: School. - 

which Andrews says make un. Co-chairmen Mrs. James Iresatisfactory 

pets anyway: they ton and Mrs. James Schandegr?w 

up, !he y , don't doa!!y-. ,:al report that trained para. 

thm~ and th~y re almost Im- _keets will be featured in an act 

posslble to wmd second hOmes known as "Burn's Birds." A 

for. .. _ visit by Santa Claus has been 

Andre~s also ~arns agal~st promised and a surprise gift for 

purcbasIDg exotic pets like each. child will be in his pack. 

'.lI?nkeys or cheetahs. Assist!ng Mrs. Ireton and 

~heetahs ma~ be cute "and Mrs..;,Schandeval in ,planning 

do~ile.;whenthey re roung, he party d eta i 1J and acting as 

said, but v.:hen they re old they hostesses in th~ serving of reo 

ge,~aggressive. ,. freshments will be Mrs. Delbert 

~s for monkeys. they re 1m. Nolan, Mrs. Richard Fenech, 

pOSSibleto housebreak a!1l1they Mrs. Donald Hassett, Mrs. 

catchan~ ..carry all kinds ..of David Basehore, Mrs. Kenneth 

h~?tan dlseases. . ,.. Nielsen, Mrs." William "Bake- 

_,I,o, b!l~, eal!es you c~n t get man,-Mrs.-eWilliam Crai,and 

rid. of them. No _OIleWill take Mrs. Herman Clein. . 

them, not the zoo, not anyone 

else. And peeopIe who buy these 

pets are contrihuting to a cruel 

husiness. Somewhere along the 

line, the mother has been shot 

to harvest the baby." 

Whatever pet you choose, Andrews 

cautions against waiting 

till the last minute. By then 

the selection is nil. A better 

plan would be- to buy the pet 

sta sh it with a friend until 

the holiday arrives. 

With. these simple guidelines. 

I he said, a pet can be the best 

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Army Private RONALD G. 

ABUD, son of MR. and MRS. 

GEORGE C. ABUD, of Man. 

chp,ster boulevard, is attending 

the Chaparral Air Defense Missile 

Maintenance Course at the 

United States Army Air De. 

fense School, Fort Bliss, Tex. 

thing to wriggle out of a Christmas 

stocking. 

Andrews added: "Nothing 

gives an entire family so much 

pleasure for such a long time." 

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Sundays 1:30 'til 5 p.m. 

16650 E, WARREN, DETROIT 

at Yorkshire 

Set New Year's 

Fete For Teens 

A really groovy New ,Year's 

Eve is set at Grosse Pointe 

War Memorial for The Pointe's 

high school, prep and junior 

college students. It is scheduled 

fr()m 9 to 1 o'clock the evening 

of DecemQer 31. 

This party will feature the 

nine.piece extremely popular 

band "All The Lonely People." 

The ballroom will be specially 

decorated with balloons and 

serpentine streamers added to 

the :llready gorgeous Christmas 

decorations. 

An area of candlelit tables 

wiIl)e set aside for partying 

and ~i'efreshments which will in. 

clude both snacks and liquids 

served from buffet tables. 

Jus~ before midnight fancy 

hats, noisemakers and blowers 

will be given out and the lights 

turned off so each couple can 

welcome the New Year in the 

proper fashion. 

Ticket$ covering dance, reo 

freshments, "noisemakers and 

favors are $2.50 per person. The 

dance is essentially for ('ouples 

and it is requested that tickets 

be purchased ahead of time 

so the Center can plan on the 

number of favors and noisemakers 

and refreshments. 

Dress this year will not be 

formal; but hopefnlly. everyone 

wiII wear something dressy. 

Zoar Society Holds 

Bazaar And Supper 

fIIR[ WOOL fiLE 

The wool mark ;5 your a55uronce 

of quality tested carpel~ mode 

of pure wool pile. 

Windsor Castle DBE 

Holds Theatre Party 

Despite the pouring. rain last 

Sunday evening members. of 

the Windsor Castle Chapter of 

the Daughters of the British 

Empire, many of them Point. 

ers, their husbands and guests 

enjoyed a delightful few hours 

at the D e t r 0 i t Institute of 

Arts, viewing the Meadow 

Brook Theatre John Fernald 

Company';; production of "The 

Cocktail Party" by T. S. Eliot. 

The Chapter's next planned 

function is a combined Christmas.New 

Year's gathering in 

earl~' January. 

Glte,.tler-Reed 

VOIVS Spoken 

Margaret T. Reed. of Ridge 

road, and B. Fred Guertler, of 

Meadow lane, were married on 

Saturday, December 6, in 

Christ Churcb, Grosse Pointe. 

The Reverend Perry Porter 

officiated at the ceremony 

which was attended by memo 

bers of the immediate families 

and close friends of the couple. 

Following the service Mr; and 

Mrs. Robert F. Koebel were 

hosts at a reception" at the 

Country Club. After a brief va. 

cation the newlyweds will be at 

home in Meadow lane. 

Blatt-Jackson 

Troth. Is'Told 

Mr.' and Mrs. DQnald W. Jackson, 

of Detroit, are announcing 

The anilUal.holiday bazaar and the' engagement of their daugbsupper 

of the Zon Society was ter. Tracy Ann, .to L. Douglas 

held Saturday, Decembi!f 6, Blatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lefrom 

5.7 o'clock at the Evangeli- land F. Blatt,a.f Shoreham road. 

cal Home for Children and Aged ,Both the bride-elect and her 

in West Outer drive Detroit flance were graduated from 

Among the many iove1y gUts Michig~~ State ~nive~sity wher~ 

were' handmade aprons, knitted ~he affll~ated Wl~ PI. Beta Phi. 

and crocheted items, homemade A sprmg weddmg IS planned, 

jams and baked goods. The traditional 

supper was prepared 

and served by members of the 

Zoar Society with all proceeds 

earmarked for support of the 

Home. 

Assisting S ocei e ty president 

Mrs. Ernest Pipperas chairmen 

of the various committees were 

Mrs. Carl Mfinp;.Mrs. Raymond 

Gardner, Mrs. Charles Mauser, 

Miss Della Henkel and Mrs. 

George Born. 

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leave a man so short. 

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almost anywhere in your home. Good 

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every room come alive with color. And as an 

added distinction, this carpet bears the 

Woolmark label-the mark of 

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Blum-Eppley 

Betrothal Told 

Alexander Gibson, who is The engagement of Janet Kay 

guest conducting while Sixten Eppley and Thomas E. Blum, 

Ehrling completes a recording both of Macomb, Ill., hilS been 

and concert tour of Germany announced by her parents Ml'. 

a~d the Scandinavian co.untries, •and Mrs. Dale Eppley, of Dallas 

Will conduct the DetrOit Sym. City, III. The couple plans a 

phony Orchestra on Sunday, February 14 wedding in St. 

December 14, ill Cleary Audi- Paul's Catholic Church, Matorium, 

Windsor. comb. 

The 8:20.o'clock performance The bride-elect was graduatis 

part of the annual Christian ed from Southeastern Iowa Col. 

Culture Series sponsored by lege and i.~ employed as the 

University of Windsor. secretary to the Manager of 

(No such place as Assump. U.) illanufacturing Eligineering at 

The opening program will in. Bower Roller Bea.ring in Ma. 

clude Haydn's ND. 61 in D, com? where her fiance, son of 

Britten's Variations on a Theme ErwJn H_ Blum, of Hawthor~e 

of Purcell and Rachmaninoff's r.oad. and t.he late. ~oberta Gil. 

Symphony NO.2. l1es Blum, IS an engmeer. 

. , He was graduated from the 

TJ('l(et,:; for the performance IUniversity of Detroit and served 

are $1..,0 (studUltS)~ $2 and for two years as a Lieutenant in 

$2.50 and. ar~ available. at thr United States Army. 

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Life's fast pace today makes 

many people so restless they 

don't Ieel at home at home. 

At the recent Festival of the 

Arts of Flagler College, St. 

Augustine, Fl{l., SUSAN CAROL 

HAASS, a second year student, 

daughlt:r . of MR. and MRS. 

E. H. HAASS, of Stephens roael 

and Pompano .Beach, Fla., exhibited 

her paintings . 

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JA's Open House December 15.18 

the Hill." There will be special The Harper Junior A(jhieve. ter. There will be many prodgroup 

rates. For. further in- ment center located at 16401 ucts on display' ranging in price 

formation, please call TU 5.6219. Harper Avenue will host an from' $1.25 to $2.95 and you 

Those taking part in this ma~open h 0 use December 15 will have the opportunity to 

An old.Cashioned Christmas shou!d be merry and safe! Twink. 

ling lights. stockings hung by the fireplace with care and a 

beautiful t!ee all help to make your Yuletide gay. Make it safe 

by investing in good quality lights and fireproof ornaments. Insure 

that your tree is fireproof-as well as lovely-by buying 

a fresh tree and caring for it properly It will remain beautiful 

and fresh all through the holiday season. 

Experts a~ 'rreetek. lP'0wers anq retailers of fine Scotch pines, 

alter these tips for bUYIngand canng for the prettiest Christmas 

tree you'll ever have: . 

, 1. Select your tree from a lot where all the trees look fresh. They 

, all come from the same place so all will be either fresh or dry. 

2. Look for a lot where the treea are on stands so you (or others) 

can't hruise them by handling. 

3. Walk around the trees on stands for a good view of all sides. 

4. Sniff the needles to be sure that the tree gives off the inviting 

aroma of pine. . 

5. Check the color of the trees. A gray color indic:>tes that a 

tree is not fresh. 

6. Gently stroke the needles. Needles won't drop 011if the tree 

is fresh. 

7. After you've selected your tree, bring it home, put it in the 

yard Rndhose it down. 

8. Bring it inside and place it in the stand which you've filled 

with water as hot as it comes from the tap. 

9. Keep the tree away from the fireplace or sunny windows. 

S9nlight is damaging. 

10. Turn '.he hellt down or open windowa to be sure the room is 

cool and as moiat 09 possible. A humidifier works well to keep 

the tree fresh and green. 

Treetek'i\ president WaIter Schulze sugge.~ls fireproof orna. 

ments, good lighting and wiring. NmI' decorate your beautiful, 

fresh. green Chrililmas tree and enjoy it-merrily and safelyall 

thrDugh the holidays. 

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Plan Moravian 

Xmas Prograln 

I 

A 10 o'clock business meet. 

ing of the Windmill Poi n t e 

Chapter of Questions next Mon. 

day, December 15. in the South 

Oxford road home of Mrs. Je. 

rome Shulec, whose co.hostess 

is Mrs. Robert Kazmarek. will 

be followed by a sllE'cial Moravian 

Christmas presentation. 

Hostess. Mrs. ShuIac will describe 

a Moral'ian Christmas 

in Bethlehem, Pa, Members will 

participate in the re.creaijon 

of some Moravian holiday tra. 

ditions amI b r i n g Christmas 

cookies made from old family 

recipes to share with the group. 

Dance Classes 

Set Yule Party 

Studeuts in Mr. and Mrs. Ted 

Forrest's ball roo m dancing 

classes at Grosse Pointe War 

Memorial and their guests will 

be treated to a free Christmas 

party Monday evening, Decem. 

bel' 22. from 7:30.10:30 o'clo~k. 

The dance will be given in the 

Crystal Ballroom surrounded 

by lovely Christmas decorations. 

. 

The will be a live band for 

the occasion and every child 

will receive a favor. There will 

be lot s of refreshments too 

with punch and ice cream being 

provided by the C e n t e rand. 

sandwiches and cookies by the 

parents of the youngsters, some 

of .whom will also chaperone 

the party. 

A Lj,ttle Care 

Insures Safety 

gical fairy.tale of a Princess through December 18. Th~ cen- see an actual J. A. Company The,City of Grosse Pointe Fire 

who never smil"" are, Cindy ter will be open from 7:00 p.m. in' operation . 

..., 9 00 Md. th h Department rem'i n d e d the 

Reynolds and Susan Brammer to : p.m. on ay. roug So plan to drop by. Support 

Th d d I f 4 00 NEWS that while this is the 

as the Princess EsmareIda and urs ay an a so rom : the hard workm'0" teens in our 

t 6 00 W d season to be jolly it is also the 

Mike Keegan and David Town. p.m. 0 : .p.m. on e nes- community. 

d . ft season to be careful when put. 

send as Prince Michael. Threse ay a emoon. ------ ting up outdoor lights and I 

ations. 

Shaheen and Phyllis Shook will Need to do some last minute . Men who say they can go Christmas trees. 

be seen BIi 

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the 

del 

King, with 

W 

Kathy Chri5trnas shopping? What bet. through flf'e and water un. H f f . 

If ere are a ew 0 Its sugges. 

or e an aro 0 e en. ter way than at'the J. A. cen. harmed, don't me;1n firewater. tions: 

I 

acting the role of the Queen. ------------------- 1.' Check all wl'rl'ng of tr'le 

, h Dame Goodwit, motlier of 

anot er talent four happy girls, will be played Sal.e a.Jd" ....__,y lights and make sure there are 

by Kathy-Bennett and Dona r' fI en"" no .bare wires. . 

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~ Naimish. Her. daugl\ters are 2. Be sure you cut the t\'unk 

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DUlSe U\oo.tnson 

Ann Charlotte .• Ehrling, Amy 

Jo Kackley,' 'Pat Krausmann, 

An.:O.ld-Fashioned> Christmas of your Christmas tree at least. 

one inch above the original cut 

~ ,veil-known grosse pointe facialist and Craig McConachie, Jerry Wolf 

m .", and Suzy Wightman will be 

. 

3. If You are using a Christ- 

mas tree stand that has an area 

~.~~ manicurift hit "oUted the staf.f cil~~"''';.hseeO.Unse>:ahsOld~.,embeI'l of the Kink's 

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for water be sure the water 

level is maintained throughout 

"', The production is being pro. 

',;', duced and, directed by Mrs. 

Syd Reynolds. Mrs. John Mazer 

is musical director. Bob and 

Tom Gebbie will hanrlk back. 

, 

'Ii! stalle jobs and other members 

.20902 Mack ti and parents of Children's 

~ @1;;TheaterWillaSSistinotherfreehOliday. 

bl.1.. 

.' production duties. 

the holidays. 

4. If you are using a stand 

without a special place for water 

put the entire stand in a con. 

tainer of water. 

Just a few simple precautions 

can insure you of a safe, fire. 

~ Colleen Schleicher, Tl.immy then place it in a container of 

~. Tocco, Robin Rice, Penny War. clear water for at least 48 

~ lian and Mary Mac Lenmm. .hours. 

'* Grosse Pointe Wds. This being the fifteenth tiea- 

; son of The Grosse POinte Chil- 

.050' :dren's Theater, all.: of ,the 

m~,-. 886 .: 3 . 1l. eighty members, rangl'n.g in age ~. ... ' ,.. ' I.... ,'. from seven through eighteen ~& t are working extra hard to make 

m d g~ this a year to remember. ~ a on enan.ce r: Aside from this show, they 

fii! d.' ~1are busily engaged in rehear- I j~ sals for their February 14 show; 

TIP TO MOTORISTS 

Your safety on the highways 

is largely in your hands, motor- 

isis-so why not make your 

steering wheel a liie preserver. 

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PIANOS RENTED. 

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3 MONTHS-$5. per month 

or nftt by the year 

&"!?Mll!UIIII aSlll'!!I' I _m~lWD nUl mm.;m_., __ J:f_.I'il!Ml __ ;..._.~_"_T_he_R_ed_' 

Shoe_s_.'_'____ MUSIC CENTER 

'l!Ilt t :::; :12933Gratiot., E. 'Detrolt, 71~ 

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To the weary house hunter:- 

Pointe Questers 

'To Meet Dec. 12 

TU 6-9011 

Church Group 

Meets Dec. 16 : 

-- The Evening Group of the 

The Grosse Pointe Chapter of Women's Association of Grosse 

Questers will hold a Christmas Pointe Memorial Church will 

meeting at 10 o'clock Fri. meet next Tuesday, December 

day morning, December 12, in 16, at eight o'clock in the 

the Lakeshore road home of Church WOJllen's Lounge for a 

Mrs. Harry Hauschild. Christmas program. 

Programs' will be given by The Hand. Bell Choir from 

Mrs. Thomas Pearsall on "The the First United Methodist 

Story of Christmas" and Mrs. Church In Birmingham. will pre. 

Fred Studer. on "Early Christ. sent a Christmas medley. Rodmas 

Trees." A gift exchange ney Peterson is conductor. 

will precede tbe luncheon. Devotions will be given by 

Co-hostesses are Mrs.' Pierre Miss Janet 'Cooper. 

Palmentier, Mrs. Hugh Stalker, The Hostesses for the eve. 

Mrs, Fred Studer and Mrs. Wal. ning are Miss' Pearl Hooper, 

lace 'Temple. Miss Iva HooPer and Mrs. Ed. 

SIate K 

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".walus 

win Pratt. Members, friends 

and h6sbands -are invited to 

I enjoy tbis Christmas speciality. 

Wives' Lun.ch IQttester Ch~pteJ" 

A seasonal program is plan. 

ned for the. December meeting 

of the Grand Marais Chapter 

of Questers tomorrow, Friday, 

at 9:30 o'clock in the morning~ 

Hostess in her Kenwood court 

bome will be Mrs. William T. 

Krebs. 

"Orgin of Chrism as Customs" 

is the subject to be presented 

bv Mrs. R. O. Arlner, a Chap. 

ter member. . 

GUIDEPOSTS 

Memories of success and 

failure help guide many along 

the difficult path of the future: 

,.~Shorewood Inte~iors 

'(ou are invited to view our 

Christmas Decorations and Gifts 

Decorating consultations given with purchase of our Custom 

draperies, slip covers; furnishings, corpetings and acceSSOries. 

. COM! IN AND BROWSE 

.22604 MACK 779.2882 

Christmas Giving 

Wiamonds 

Suggestions 

or 

antique repJ'od).1ctions 

in gold' and silver 

Crystal 

for elegant gifting 'this season 

Sol id Gold Cuff Links 

$22.95 

19001 Mack 

WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 

Moster Charge Security Charge Michigan BanKord 

ACROSS FROM HUGHES, HATCHER. SUFFRIN 

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The Kiwanian wives fr 0 m •Meeting Friday 

Kiwanis Number One are head. 

ing into the holiday season with 

a Christmas luncheon at the 

Birmingham Athletic Club, Fri. 

day, December 12, at noon. 

. Mrs. Stanley Kenn, Mrs. J'ohn 

Patterson and Mr.s. Sam Zilly 

will be among modeis in the 

style show featuring fashions 

from Hawaii. 

Among the many Pointe Worn. 

en attending will be Mr~. Wil. 

ber Brucker, Mrs. Charles Gauss, 

Mrs. Walter Karal, Mrs. Gerald 

Heller, Mrs. Fred Mehrer, Mrs. 

Harold Mounteer, Mrs. Harold 

Mistele, Mrs. LewIS Novak ancj. 

Mrs. Rudy Speerschneider . 

CENTER' HALL COLONIALS 

are popular, not only for aesthetic but for practical reasons. 

The rectangular shape affords more living areas for the cost. 

This example has" Bedrooms 03'6"x27') (I2'6"x13'3") 00'3"xI4'6") 00'10")( 

II ''''') and 2 Bathrooms plus large 2nd floor storage. The first floor rooms include 

a living Room 1I3'3"x23'), paneled Library 1I3'3"xI3'6"), Dining Room (11'x 

14'6"), Breakfast Room C9'6"x9'6"), Kitchen (lI'3"xI2:), and lavatory. Sman 

floor plan moiled on. request. There is a fine paneled Recreation Room in the basement 

with wet bar and Lavatory. There are 3 fireplaces in the rouse. There is a 

side.entrance 2-cor atlochedgorage with electric door openers. Circular drive. Com. 

plete sprinkler system. Price has just been reduced to $59,900 for quick sale. Shown 

by appointment. 

Dimensions believed correct but not guaranteed 

Why no~ save yourself unnece~sory work? Each of our sales 

books IS eqUIpped with simplified floor plans coupled with ,,"x7" 

phot'?9rophs to spare y~u inspections of houses with or,'angements 

unswtoble to your requ,rements. Why not stop in? Our chairs ore 

reasonably comfortable. 

Exclusive Agent 

Member at Grosse Pointe Real, Estate Board's 

Multiple Listing System 

M,'XONIRaFHDI." TU ,2.EOOO ~ 

A couch.Hoai pollc, lIuku Ita 0•• hi .... 

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TII. Grou. Pointe Nlws 

I.aHiliated with 

Kramer Printing Co. 

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. ... your printing requirem'ents can be met 

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.bvour complete facilities . . . 

.f 8-color precision web-offset presses, paired for capacity, 

.. gelred for speed 

i Layout, typesetting, camera,platemaking, binding, 

. mailing, shipping , 

f .Sheet-fed presses tailored to fit each job, speedily, 

economically 

f Multi-c:olor, multi-page newspaper and circular pressesoffset 

or letterpress process 

(The Grosse, PointetMIs' is printeclily PAK Printers) 

With"Mse facilities at YOUf -selViee-~'.' ".'.OUI' "w/ity 

proJuets range Irom small to volume quantity IlIIIS. 

.,.., ,- L • Catalogs • Newspapers • In~ Manuals 

IO"tISt a(eW • Tabloids • Emp/oyn PubUcations • Advel'tf .. "SI'8oqkhIts . 

• Magazines • Business Stationery • Telephane Dlrectoria 

• Textbooks • Calendar Pads' • Children'. Work BoaIcI 

• 8road$ldes • ShoppIng Guides • ConYIntfOit PubIfcatIclnI 

• Price Lilts • Direct Mall Letter. • NftIpaper SuppllrMntl 

, 

. 

We invite you to visit with us to evaluate our skilled personnel and equipment 

to .discoyer how our responsibility and complete central control 

can benefit you ••• 

all Rrinfed comlnunieafion 

Call. 961-3969',. '.• 'Nowl., 

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RAMER PRINTING 

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432 MECHANIC STREET: 

NEAR MUSIC HALL ~ 

Woodward 1.3969 . 

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PI~ Twenty.. ight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Dec. II, 1969 

,CLA.SSIFIED 

ADS 

. C.UTUx.do 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serv. You Quickly 

Cla.. i/ied Deadline 

h Tuesday noon, '12 p.m., 

jfor all new copy, ch~ges of 

'copy and clmcellations. It is 

iuggellted th'at all real estate 

copy be submltted to our officeby 

Monday 5 p;m. 

Charge Adl>-12 Word$ tor $1.50 

lOe eocn additional word 

.. Call 

564. 

MODERN luxury one bedroom 

apartment, Lakewooli.Warren 

area. 821-0945. 

HARPER WOODS 3 bedroom 

ranch, 2 car garage. Immedi. 

;tte. TU 4-1502 after 6 p.m. 

CAVALIER 'M A NOR apart. 

ments. 2457f Kelly near East. 

land. One bedroom, carpeted, 

applianccs, pool. $165. 77'/. 

9708. 

FURNISHED or unfurnished 

large one bedroom apart. 

ment. Appliances. parking, 

$115. 231-8984 or ED 1-2330. 

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2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, family 

room, lower flat on Harcourt. 

Newly decorated, new carpet. 

ing, drapes. stove and refrig. 

erator available. Can after 6 

p.m. 499.1598. 

'"-'OR RENT- 

(Ullfunrilhecl ) 

SHORELI NE EAST 

APARTMENTS 

Detroit's Most Elegallt and 

Exciting High Rise 

Luxurious Studio, One and 

Two. Bedroom Apartments 

FROM 

$175 

PER MONTH 

Doorman Service 

, S(1curity Guards 

Valet Car Parkin!) 

Scenic Penthouse 

Party Room with Bar 

G.E. J.,uxury Kitchen with 

Self.Cleaning Oven 

Air Conditioning 

Boat Dock 

5 Minutes to Downtown Det. 

K)ngsize closets 

FURNISHED MODELS ON 

DISPLAY NOON TO 6 P.M. 

567.1175 

Management: 

SCHOSTAK BROTHERS & 

COMPANY 

SHORELI~E EAST 


"On The Water's Edge" 

CHATSWORTH, East Warren, 

upper 6 rooms, very desirable, 

carpet, drapes. Adults, 

no pets, $175. TU 1.3617, 

evenillgf;. 

GROSSE POINTE GARDEN 

APfS 

21441 SLOAN DRIVE, Harper 

Woods. One and two bedroom 

apartments, newly decorated, 

automatic heat. No children, 

no pets. TU 4.8947, after 1 

p.m. 

2-BEDROOMRanch home with 

attacbed garage just a few 

steps from "Village" shop. 

ping and Kercheval bus line. 

Immediate possession. Good 

condition. Perfect, for widow 

or couple. Call for details. 

Borland~McBrearty 

TU 6-3800' 

ST. CLAIR Village apartments, 

20001 East 8 Mile; 6 blocks 

north of Vernier Rd. New 

large 1 and 2-bedroom apart. 

ments .. Carpeting, all appli. 

ances. From $175. Model open 

2 to 5 daily. Mgr., Apt. 25, 

PR 6-2182. 

GROSSE POINTE Park, 4-room 

, .upper fla€"'-with basement 

'prlvileges:'$tUll.".822.3240. 

O~E. BEDROOM:', apartment. 

Applianeel; 'and>' heat furnish. 

ed. Carpeted. c'a r p 0 r t and 

porch. 778.6194. 

CHARMING one bedroom cot. 

tage, .. carpeting. $155 per 

month. Utility costs by tenant. 

862 Neff. ~.6313. 

GROSSE I10INTE Woods, 568 

Vernier ,Road. 2.,bedroom upper. 

Gas 1heat; , basement and 

garage. Available January 1. 

Inquire at 76 Vernier Road. 

ONE BEDROOIII apartment. 

Wbittier and Expressway. - 

886-6513. 

FOR LEAS~ bedroom ranch, 

pI u s den, Grosse Pointe 

Woods. W r.i t e Box C.11, 

Grosse Pointe News. 

1915 LOCHMOOR - 3 bedroom 

brick Colonial, 2 car garage, 

fireplace, carpeted througb. 

out 1'h baths, fenced yard. 

Sec'urity deposit. Immediate 

occupancy. $320. Option to 

- buy. 538-8093. 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 4 

'127 ST. CLAIR - Upper - 2 

bedroom, living room, dining 

room. 2 car garage. $190.00 

f,lonth. 

SWEENEY & MOORE 

881-6800 

6A-FOR RENT 

ROSEVILLE - New one bed. 

room and kitchenette apart. 

ments. All new furnishings, 

draperies, large closetS. We 

pay all utilities, including 

electric. Maid service and 

linen. Ideal for working cou. 

pIes, teachers, bachelors, etc. 

Short lease. Adults only: No 

pets. Motel Morocco. 32160 

Gratiot, across from Macomb 

Mall. 293.2440, 10 a.m.-10 

p.m. 

BEAUTIFULLY furnished one 

bedroom apartment, for win. 

ter months. 886-8~17. 

IN GROSSE PODITE near East 

Jefferson city limits, nicely 

furnished four room apart. 

ments only $160 per month. 

This include gas and electri. 

city. Particularly nice for two 

adults. No pets. Telepbone 

821-8985. 

INDIAN VILLAGE area, un. 

usually attractive s t u di 0 

apartment. References. VA 

2-8927 evenings. 

GROSSE POINTE. Couplc only. 

No pet.~. 4 room upper in. NEWPORT. FRANKFORT area. 

come. stove, refrigerator. $90. 3 clean furnished rooms. Em. 

plus heat. 885-6093. . ployed lady. 884-6909 after 2 

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68-ROOMS FOR RENT 

CHESTERFIELD 

MOTOR INN 

ROOMS by day or week, com. 

pletely furnisbed. Maid servo 

ice and linen. ~8 weekly. 

See manager at 23 'Mile and 

Gratiot, 1.94 and New Balti. 

more exit, turn left. Phone 

465-5732. 

6C-OFFICES FOR RENT 

AVAILABLE immediately: One 

small office in Chet Sampson 

Travel Service Building, 100 

~ercheval. TUxedo 5.7510. 

DOCTORS - LA WYERS 

MERCHANT!:: 

Choice space fo~ lease. 

Available at once. 

"On The Hill" 

Bus line .at door. Ample parking 

KARL DAVIES TU 5-3220 

ST. CLAIR SHORES, new 

buildillg, 500 to 900 sq. ft. 

Will divide and finish to suit. 

Rent includes all utilities, air 

conditioning, carpeting, jani. 

tor service, parking. Shores 

Office Village; '171-1870. 

CONCOURSE 

EAST BLDG. 

20811 KELLY RD., EAST DET. 

(Approx . .'!50' n. of 8 Mi. Rd.) 

Carpeted, sound and acoustic 

cobditioned throughout ,eleva. 

tor1_music system. All services' 

illcluded. Will partition 

to suit: Large. large parking 

a rei; Open daily except Sun. 

days. For informlltion, 884. 

4516. 

LUXURIOUS office space up to 

700 square feet. Carpeted, air 

conditioned, with services. 

Harper.l1 Mile area. 773.2500. 

ARTISTS STUDIO or gallery, 

30 foot ceiling. Excellent 

lighting, Utilities, moderate 

rent. 961.9139 days. 886-3618 

evenings. 

AVAILAllLE in the Village, 2 

rooms - parking. TU 5-0518 

or TU 2.7252. 

2 NEW OFFICE suites for lease_ 

9 M;ile-Mack area. 777-1550. 

FURNISHED office at Wbittier. 

Ex'pressway. Private entrance 

and washroom. 886.6513. 

6D--RESORT PROPERTY 

FOR RENT 

~AnA!;l.9:F4, Florl

Thurscl.y, Dee, I I, 1969 

Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Linn To s..". You Quickl, 

Your Ad Can B. Chut.d 

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I- ...RTICLES FOIt SALE 

CLA,SSIFIEII 

AilS 

8-A,RTICUS FOR SALt 

'67 FALCON 

Futuro Sport Coupe 

v.a. ClutO., p.S. 

$1495 

'67 CUSTOM 500 

V.I, auto., p.S. 

$1095 

'69 GALAXIE 

2.dr. H.T. V.I, auto., ~.'. 

$2295 

COOK FORD 

882-7707 

100% GUARANTEE 

ON MOST MODELS 

30 days or 1,000 miles- 


a-... RTICLES FOil SALI II- ...NTIQUES 

ITALIAN fruitwood dining set. 

50" china, oval table, 5 cane 

cb.irs, 3 leaves. pads, like 

new. Plate glass mirror 37"x 

83", dishes, ironer, lady's I 

a-"'RTICUS FO~ S"'LE MINK STOLE, size 10, $150. 886- 

5M8. 

USED CARS 

60 To Choose From 

15351 GRATIOT at 8 MILE 

LA 1-6900 PR 8-6400 

-Engine, trans., rear axl., front axl. assemblies, brake 

I, system,.nd .lectric.l systems. 

GEORGIAN sliver coffee pot, 

20lh counces, 1770, made in 

London. Box.15 Groue Pointe 

News. 

bike, library desk, table, dec. BIG ANTIQUE AUCTION 

orated white twin bed. 881' 

068i. 'I Sunday, December'14 beginning 

BEAUTIFUL Cerulean-M-in-k at 2 p.m. 

stoie, coat $1650, sell $200. Located at the New Red 

Perfect condition New Nor.) Barn, 27m Gratiot, north of 

wegian Blue Fox stole, $100. 11 Mile Rd., Roseville, 

Goocl Christmas gifts. Silver 

blonde human hair wig from Numerous Grandfather clocks, 

Leons. $60, cost J3Q0. New curved glus chin. cabinet, 

condition. 821.6786. marbie top Empire tables, 

spinning wheel, school clocks, 

Tiffany type Ia m PI and 

shades, round oak tables, 

rocking chairs, Vie tor i ,. n 

knick.knack shelf and many 

other fine antiques too num. 

erous'to mention. 

DRIVE THE BEST 

OF THE LUXURY 

CARS? CHECK 

OUR CHOICE 

USED CARS SOON! 

ROGER 

RINKE 

CADILLAC 

CO. 

VAN DYKE BET. 10.11 

MILE RDS. 

TELEPHONE 

757-0767 - 536-6260- 

It-AUTOS 

FOI SALI 

MERCEDES BENZ 260 SL, 1957. 

Excellent condition. Low 

mileage. 526.3OM. 

VOLKSWAGEN, 

1963, body 

damaged. Drivable. Excellent 

for Dune 

264.6258. 

Buggy. Best offer. 

1969 BEEP BEEP! O'ehre 383 

4 speed, 10aded 

Swinger from 

the Sho~es. 

Featured firm at 

$2495. PR. 5-6779. 

'67 FORD COUNTRY Squire, 

excellent condition, 

rack on 

top, power brakes, steering; 

radio, full length heavy duty 

dog mat 

882-9608. 

included. Owner, 

26 acre~ with wood. Ind lake. 

fronling Rochester Road. Op. 

lion terms .v.ll.ble. 

32().acre Qu.rter Hone Fl\rm 

in Oakl.nn County. Excellent 

terms av!il.ble. 

MACOMB COUNTY: 

62 acres with RR ~Idlnl; 20n. 

en innll~trial, frontl" on 30 

Mile Road. 

Associates 

Land Co. 

]315Romeo Rd. 

Rochester. Micbi,an 

651.7515 

'2D--ACI GE ...ND 

SU.U N 'RO'~ 

ElTY FOR S...LE . 

St. Clair CoUnty 

80 ACRES' wJtll 1320 feet of 

frontale on paved Road. Ilear 

Smiths Creek. 

ANCHORVILLE - approxlmat. 

ely 200' frontage on Dixie 

. Hwy, Cotswald cottage with 

121,2 acres. Cement block 

garage with concrete .econd 

floor-could be converted for 

aparlllJlellt or bu.lnes. \lie. 

Above propertle~ call easily 

be reached off I.M X.way. 

FI:.'IlE CHINA, tAble cloths, ANTIQUE Christmas shoppers. PRACTICALLY "unu~ed "Cy- 1875 MAHOGANY SECRETARY 

DODGE LAN CER wagon, '62 au. 

never used. Weddini gown, Beautiful cut s tern war e ; pr~ss Gardens trick water, 7 foot tall, good condition. 

tom1tic, air . 882,6147. 

size 14. 885-3835. 

child's wicker rocker, butler 

Call 

Skll, $24. 884-5138. $150. TU 5.7678 after 5 p.m. 

churn, Parian vases, lamps, 

1956 CADILLAC, 

good condi. GEORGE PALMS 

HARMONY baS! guitar. Hollow 

. bottles, Oriental soapstone, 

tion, $190. 885-~. 

body Excellent condition, $60. 

LAl?IES lugia~e, ~ke new, 212 SOIfAS, beige tweed $50. tur. 

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REALTOR 

glass top end table, toys and pIeces; Ironrlte Ironer. 884- quoise with gold $35, excellent Geor-ge Younes, Auctioneer. 

886.OfB1. 

CHEVROLET • I1H15Belair, V-8, 

miscellaneous. 881.1275, 241'1 after 6 p.m. cOl)dition. TU 1.3909. 

For information, PR 2-4110 

TU 6-4444 

or HOward 3-0092. 

2 door coupe, 

automatle, pow. 

SKIERS! ! 

er Jlteering and brakes. Origi- 

BEAUTIFUL children's clothes. MILLIONAIRES dream garage STORM DOOR, Kaufm.n, com: 

OLD FASHIONED 

nalowner. LA 1.(]885. 

Early AmeriCAn lamp, cushion sale. 5. oak kitchen calrs, 1 plete frame, molding, retard 

UE-tOMMEICI"'L 

CLEARANCE SALE 

covers. Black, gold tier table. "at antique t.ble, 1 oak dress. checks Glass and screen 36x 9-ARTICLES WANTED ]969 CADILLA 

PROPERTY FOI S...U 

Over 200 pairs of buckle boots, 

C convertible- 

TUxedo 1-1812. 

er, 2 louvered doors 32x6'S," 80 $14: Bobby Bauer ho'ekey 

black. Air 

all '69 models. Famous names. 

G.M. executlve. 

2 red na.ugahyde. couc~es, 1 states size 8 $7, Girls figure WE BUY old',old, jewelry and 656.3713. d 

Lange, Haderer, Hierlong, 

ays. or 882-lH8lI, BUSINESS SITE 

BOY'S HOC,cEY SKATES, size I copper kltch~n light fIXture. skates size 6 $4, Maple 6 year silver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377 

evenini •• 

Riecker\ Nordica, Koflach. 5; Strom becker road race, pin 1 casemen.t wmdow, ~ outside crib and mattress $15. 881- Moross Road. 

Broken sizes, not every style 

Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe 

ball machine, g.mes. 881.1944. door. Reasonably prIced. 368 3544 

M.G.B. 1964 wire 

wheeU, Abarth 

in every brand.: 

Hillcrest, ,886-0389 Saturday . 

BOOKS, Art Objecb Sought. 

City. 132'xlOO', line corner 

exhaust Iystem. 

Tonneau 

Browlers alway. welcome. 

location. 

20%.50% OFF HO TRAINS, 5 engiiles,elabo. 10-4. PLASTfC TOP white furniture: 

cover. Excellent 

condition. 

Don Thomas Sport Haus, Bloom. rate layout, everything includ. 

desk and storage units, 5 B. C.~Clael Book Shop. Miss $575. 772.9216. 

KARL 

field Shopping Plaza, 6600 ed. Call after 5:30 Thursday, 

TRAIN t.ble, u8, $15. C.ll pieces. 'IV 2.0564. 

Ethel Cl.es, 1670 Leverette ..---after 

6 p.m. 88:5-1872. 

(48216). WO 3-4267. PLYMOUTH 

Telegraph', &: .Maple Roads. TUxedo 4.1362. 

19117 st.tion wagon. DAVIES 

DOLL ciothes for teenage dolls 

Power stee 

Pho~ 6269500. 

ring, air condition. 

FURNITURE FOR SALE. - New, good selection. Priced RECENT MODEL c.binet sew- 

TU 5-3220 

SOLID mabogany dining room 

ing, V-B, eIcenent 

condition. 

886.726'7. low. 881.56114. 

ing machine. Also Police b.nd 

table. needs refinishing. Roper 

884-4686. 

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radio ~ 885-8342. 

THERE'S STILL TIME! gas range. Portable television. WARDS portable humidifier, GUITAR, classic.I, folk, good 

GROSSE POINTE PARK 

1969 SUPER Sport Camaro, 

36" drop leaf table and 3 Magnavox 4 speed Hi,Fi. Ex. condition. Used. $35. 861.3399. LIONEL WIDE GUAGE electric 

Commercial lot 40'x100' en 

TO HAVE A 

full power, 

automatic, V.8, 

chairs. 16' bar. Other miscel- cellent condition. aB6.()U6, 

trains, any condition. KE 5. 

Kercheval Avenue near Alter 

AM.FM ste rf'O, air condition. 

laneous. TUxedo (-1868. after 6 p.m. 

Road. Priced right. C.ll 

II-ANTIQUES 

5973. 

ing. Excelle nt condition. 884- 

PIANO or G.E: STOVE, $35;ga5 stove, at BOLEX H.16 movie camera. 

ELECTRIC train set, in ,ood 3945. 

GEORGE PALMS, Be.ltor 

least 30 years old, $65; G.E. Two F1.5 lenses, case, etc. ADVANCED 

condition. for a young boy. 

886-4444 

886-7264. 

1967 MUSTAN G convertible, V'8, 

ORGAN 

refrigeutor, $75; G.E. wuh. 

886-2718. ' . 

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CLASSIFIED 

ADS 

Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Line. Tu SerVe You Quickly 

Your Ad Can Be Charged 

U-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

SHOREWOOD 

REALTY CO. 

2OCI1 Mack 

SUNDAY 

886-8710 I 

TRY THIS HOLIDAY 

RECIPE 

Blend the charm of a col- 

Dnial Into the functional 

desirat.ility of a ranch. Now 

add generous room sizes, 

3 bedrooms, 1Yo1 baths, big 

dining room ,enclosed porch 

and 2~ car gara~e. Frost 

with a price a few thousand 

un d e r compptition. Now 

place in a fine neighbor. 

bood and you hav!! • . .. 

2'243 River Road 

.John Strongman 

Richard Wallace 

Marian Combs 

metn 5 

fatfP'1't:st'!E?'?3t!-3rtb 

, 

r 

YOUR DREAM HOUSE- 

HERE IT IS! 

Devonsbire bet. St. Paul and 

. JeHer:;on: Grosse Pointe Park 

4 BEDROOMS: 

• Master bedroom 16'x17' 

• 15'3"x15'10" 

• ll'xll' 

.10'x12' 

2 full baths and stall shower. 

" 2 half baths, huge cedar c1?set, 

center hall and famdy 

room. Maid's quarters, 2 

lOOms and full bath, priv~te 

entrance. 

roof. 

3-rice tag in the 

mid.thirties, are all in 'its 

favor. 

FOR THE CREATIVE person 

- or one who appreciates creativity 

- a true Contemporary 

house on Lothrop. There's a 

master suite on tlIe first floor, 

four more bedrooms upstairs. 

an informal area. creative 

area, and library. Another 

plus is (lO.} 

,'" (Clucs) 

1. The Water 

2.A Comfortable Den 

3. On Lincoln 

4. Six Big Bedrooms 

5. Forty Thousand Dollars 

6. Below The Market 

7. With The Family Room 

8. REA L L Y BIG 

9. A Bungalow 

10. A Charlling Guest House 

Clayton C. Purdy Jr. 

Robert G. Edgar 

Mary F. Schlaff 

Marian J. Bode 

Dorothy Meeker 

James P. Danaher 

Sue Megowen 

63 Kercheval 

State owner wants offer. 

CALL FOR FURTHER DE. 

TAILS~ 

GRO~E POINTE AREA- 

McCORMICK 21801 -' brackseven 

area. Living .room with 

fireplace, dining room .. with 

bay. Three nice bedrooms, 

finished basement, garage, 

qui c k possession. WELL 

.WORTH. i'i 0 U R INSPEC- 

TION. PRICED AT $25,500. 

CEDAR COURT 19893. _ Har. 

per Woods (off Woodmont). 

Very'attractive three bedroom 

ranch on quiet court. 

New kitchen, new' carpeting, 

redecorated, inside and out. 

Finished basement, garage. 

Immediate possession. Good 

mortgage to be assumed and 

priced. in the twenties. 

VACANT 

TROMBLEY, 58 x 15" building 

lot zoned for .multiple dwellings. 

Only $17,500.00. TERMS. 

trEr~ •• 1 ••••• _ •••••••••••••• 11 ••••• 1 •• 1 

• .• • ~ ~ t tr' 1sbbb' '#tl,.' ':,# tdrl::rh'ftit, fun ' . 

room. Vacant. 

KENMORE-Four bedroom co. 

lonial, 1amily room with fire. 

place, adjacent tri park. Mid. 

die $30's. Immediate occu. 

pancy. 

TU 6.3800 

13-REAL ESTATE 

.. Po. 'Sitl' 

Tappan Says- 

\\SHOPP.lNG 

,t\LL DONE? 

We have the 

perfect gift ..... 

a Christmas 

Package. For 

The' Whole 

,.,TAPPAN 

,I 

Family" 

LET SANTA visit you in this I 

large, center entrance, 3 bed. 

room colonial with plenty of 

space for family entertaining 

and fun. You carl be home for 

the holidays at .1114 BUCK. 

INGHAM. , 

YOU WILL be able to. hang out 

the welcome sign immediately 

at 704 TROMBLEY. So unique. 

ly different, exceptionally well 

planned 4 bedroom, 2 bath 

modified contemporary. You' 

must see this one now! . 

YEAR 'ROUND holiday living 

will be yours in conveniently 

located, artist.owned 4 bed. 

room home, newly carpeted, 

beautifuli.ydecorated, with up. 

dated kitcb~n. 805 BARRING- 

TON is located near schools, 

stores and transportation. 

WHAT BEITER GIFT for the 

family than a custom:built 4 

bedroom, 2~ bath classic 

('010nial-13-12 DEVONSHIRE 

-large living room, family 

dining room, .kitchen with 

breakfast roo m. Basement 

recreation room with fire. 

place provides 'ample space 

for active youngsters. Priced 

to sell. 

SATISFY ALL YOUR expe~ta. 

tions with the ranch you have 

been waiting for. , . 942 N. 

BRYS • : . 3 bedrooms, 11,7bath's, 

new carpeting; drapes, 

2-carattached 'garage. As. 

'-'Bumablll -5Yo1%' mortgage . 

JUST WAITING for you to come 

and see this. sparkling 3 bed. 

room ranch in St. Clair Sl;lores 

'with. assumablf! 5'A%. mort- 

. gage, _.living -room with fire. 

placej,.fa~ ..f~, ,mint.eon. 

dition. in. and, out • • • 20318 

CHALON. 

~'YuL~.LQVE" ~isattractive 

3 pedroom ranch situated on 

. large' lot with very special 

features, 8t. Lucy's parish, at 

22624. CHAPOTON, S1. Clilir 

Shores, 

884-6200 

:&.rember of Grosse Pointe 

Real Estate 'Board 

90 Kercheval 

.. 

Thursday I Dee, ,II, 1969 

I3~REAL ESTATE' 

'. "FOR"SA:LI'.:-,'''' 

LothrQp Road (, 

NEAR KEROHEVAL. Charming 

4.bedroom home situated oil 

halI.acre lot. Paneled library, 

Florida room, 21/z baths, finished 

basement. In fine condition 

and decorated in excel. 

lent taste. 

Lakefront Home 

. I 

WOODLAND PLACE. Located 

at the foot of a secluded lane 

in Grosse Pointe City, this 

outstanding Georgian Colonial 

is ideally situated on the 

shore of Lake 81. Clair. Ac. 

commodations . in c 1u d e a 

13x20' paneled library, 21' 

dining room, beautiful mod. 

ern kitchen with built-ins, 

fireplace in breakf?st area; 

first floor laundry, 4 family 

bedrooms, 3 new baths, 

maids' quarters phs a 3.car 

garage with a lovel~' apartment 

above. 

! 

Town House 

Rivard 3i9 

FOR THOSE OF YOU who 

would sell your. much.iri. 

demand larger home if you 

could find an elegallUy ap. 

pointed town house in Grosse 

Pointe, we have available 

what 'we believe to be the 

Pointe's. finest. offering. De. 

luxe new kitchen, pilDeled 

library, new carpeting, cus. 

tom draperies, full'sizedining 

room. 3 bedrooms, dre!'.;ing 

room and 2 baths on 2nd floor, 

2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd. 

Low monthly maintenance. 

Lakeland 472 . 

FRENCH COLONIAL in one of 

the Pointe's most pOpular 10' 

cations. Builtin 1953, this exception81 

home, offers a' fine 

Florida room' as well as a 

lovely paneled library. with 

fireplace. Breakfast area' in 

kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2Yo1 

baths, finished basement, attached 

garage, loo.foot lot in 

S1. Paul's parish. Carpets, 

drapes. applian~es included. 

Immediate possession. 

.:Har.per Woods 

GROSSEPOr.NTE SCHOOLS- 

DANBURY, 20473-Unique de~ 

velopment with New England 

atmosphere, .'10 cat e d just 

north of Vernier. and west of 

. Ford Freeway. New center 

hall colonial with family 

room, 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, 

, 'tittaCtielf garage, 

DETROIT 

TOLES 

'. 

.;, .... 

COURVILLE, 39'7~Welt.iria.intained 

brick 2.story with dim, 

large dining room, 4 hedrooms, 

IIf1 baths, 2-

1'IKarsa.y, ~ , I, 1969 

CLASSIFIED, 

liDS , 

c.n TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Li.... To Stw. You Quickl, 

Your Ad Can I. Cha'C.d 

U-IrAL ESTATE 

'01 SALE 

13-1EAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

16A-HorI. IoIrd" 

HO~SES boarded among the 

hills of th('! Metamora Hunt 

area. Spacious stable and 

personalized care. '196-223S. 

GROSSE POINTE ~EWS 

l11-PAINTING AND 

DECORATING 

21E-SEWING MACHINE 21K ••WINDOW WASHING 

REPA'R IA-OK Window.Cleam!rs. servo 

SERVICE CALL, tune-up, com- ice on storms and screenll. 

plete. $4.75. We repair aU Free estimates. Monthly rates. 

makes. TU 2.1881. 521.2459. 

21G-ROOFING .SERVICES 

SpecializiDgID 

ALCOA ALUMINUM 

GUTTERS 

Estimates. LOw Prices. 

Work Guarante"d. 

RICHARD WILLERTZ 

50 ROSLYN ROAD 

TUxedo 1-111'70 

CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION 

All Sewers Cleaned 

Digging Sewers 

Wat~rproofing 

885-0612 . 

884-9512 

21o-PWTERING 215-CARPENTER WORK I 

PLASTER cracks Npaired. Tile REMODELING 

. IJld dr1WaU repUn, PRescaU 

Modernization 

MORE VALUE for your DIOII.ey. 

Additiou.. 

basements, 

removals. 

kitchens, dormer., 

bathrooms, wan 

No job too .mall 

or too larl'. 

BlDlGARE BROS. INC. 

Office 772.5715 

evening, till 11, '1'U 1-6988 

H. F. JENZEN 

BUILDING 

Home and industrial repairs. 

Additions, attics completed. 

Porch enclosures, recreation 

rooms. garages repaired. 

TU 1-9744 TU 4-3011 

DOING aU types of carpenter 

work, remodelin, attic room., 

porches. Small or big jobs. 

Estimates free. TUxedo 5- 

5892. 

Additions - Alterations 

New Homes 

Kitchens, Family Rooms 

We Also Specialize in 

Modernizing Bathrooms 

TH IELE Construction 

& Supply CO. 

PR 5-2323 

GROSSE POINTE 

21%-LANDSCAPING 

SERVICE 

THpMPSON 

LANDSCAPING CO. 

Custom lawn and garden aerv. 

ice. Complete landscaping and 

designing. Fe~g, sodding 

and trimming. Free estimlltes. 

P.O. Box 5047, Grosse Pointe, 

Micb. TU 4-2720. 

BILL CROTHERS 

& SON 

LANDSCAPING AND SNOW 

REMOVAL 

PR 2-1798 after 6 P.M. 

TRIMMING, removal spraying, 

feeding and stump removal. 

Free estimates. Complete'tree 

service. Cal Fleming Tree 

Service, TUxedo 1.6950. 

TREE AND STUMP removing, 

trimming, cabling, elc. Winter 

rates. Insured. Eastern 

Tree Service, 293.4069. 

TREES DAIUAGED 

Marilynn MacFarlane of 2Jl 

Country Club drive. sho\l'cd 

Farms police or-'Friday, Decem. i 

bcr 5. whcre vandals had torn i 

apart two artificial Christmas I 

trees, each three and onc half 

feet lall, at the front of her 

properly. In addition, the Clll-j 

prits smashed the vases holdin;1 

Ihe trees. Damafle was set at 

,$100. i 

GUIDETO GOOD SERVic-E- ~ 

Shoe R.palr 

JOANNA WESTERN i 

WINDOW SHADES ; 

CleanJng. Turning, Repairing 

Fast Service 

AlSO FEATURING 

CUSTOM MAOE SHADES 

'RA~TOP 

SALES AND SERVICE 

15011 KERCHEVAL 

Eallt of Aller • In the Park 

TU ~.MOl) 

SNOW REMOVAL 

R ESIOENT IAL.COMMERC IAL 

Thoma. Lalldscaping 

881.0291 

i _ 

.-- ... - 

OONALD BLISS 1-4580. Custom built kitchen ca:Qinets, J'OHN P. MO" "O~ 

Decorator recreatio.u rooms. Additio.ua &4.0 

E te . Interlo EXPERT PLASTER IIId, dry. and all types of porch en. Funeral services for Mr. Molx 

nor _ tim r wall repairl. Licensed. CClIl- closures, siding and roofing, Ioy, 53, of 705 Deeplands, were 

F.ee Es ales trader, 20 yevL 1PrM... FHA terms. We are insured, held on Tuesday, December 9, 

TU 1-7050 mates. 7'18-2878. licensed and boAded. in Our Lady Star of the Sea 

40 Year. ill G.P. SPECIALIZING In R.I_ for Church. He died on Friday. De- 

re....... 1JIspeetioD 01 complete work cember 5, in Geor&ian East 

:18 yun. eracts e1jmlaMed. lIl?itell; we iUarantee our 

COMPLETE Decontiq.... Cbl"- Jim .BJaetwelL VADeJ worbwalhip. Nursing Home. 

iee. Pailltiq, interior, ater- 1-'10111. Born in Ne\\i Jersey, Mr. Mol. 

lor .. Paper b••,l.,. ad ONTARIO loy was president of the Donald 

removiDg. Material, wort. 211-111CI( AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Miller Plumbing and Heatiq 

manahip auaruteecl. Por CEMENT WORK 881-4400. Company. He was a member of 

utimates. call BRICK BBPAIB, patiN ad ,the DAC and Lochmoor COuntry 

WILLIAK FOllSY'l'BE pOrch... 'Free estiJIIat& PB CARPENTER-All types repair Club. 

VAlle- z.elO1 .... '1 and remodeliD(. Carl WatloD, He was past-president of the 

~ • LA 8-5501. Detroit Builders E x c h a n I'e. 

COMPLETE dec:oratlq. Paper- • REPA1BS PMt-director of t1lc National 

lwIIiDI, iuured, I\IIlUIleId. Waterpreofiq IIld brlek wort. CARPENTRY Work, moderniza- Mechanical Contrictors Asso- 

AI Sclmeider. TUudo 14l11. . We UIICIerpjD footiDp, repair tion, .paneling, partitions, ciation, and past-president of 

ea-llld.la L------t w Iia.. kitchens, .belves, small jobs, the Michigan ldecllanical Con- 

RUDOLPH 'roNELLO md:e repi:::t.. a~ etc. TU 2.2795. tractors Association. 

Decorator tioll of com leted work ... He is' survived by his wife, 

Interior. Exterb vitecl; we Pl'lW'lDtee our 21T-DRESSMAKING \ Barbara; three SODS, Peter, Rob- 

G.OLMn:l 

WINDOW CLEANING 

SERVICE 

FREE ESTIMATES 

WE ARE INSURED 

372-3022 

21M-sEwER CLEANING 

ADVANCE MAINTENANCE 

Electric Sewer Cleaning for 

all drains and sewers. 

COMMERCIAL- RESIDENTIAL 

WE DIG AND REPAIR 

BROKEN SEWERS 

AU Work Guaranteed 

SEWERS CLEt\ NED, broken 

Sewers repaired. Guaranleed, 

Reasonable rates. 881'()()63or 

779-1225. 

Obituaries 

1145 HAMPTON - beautifully 

BEDFORD ROAD cared fOl' 2 bedroom Ranch. 

J4usie lovers enjoy to the ut. Many excellent features. Will 

most )'0Ut concert grand pi. consider Land Contract. 

ano AND your fine stereo 

2G-PIANO S~RVICE 

ATI'RACTIVE CAPE COD, 3 

AND YOUt organ in the 27 ft. 

bedrooms, new gas furnace. PIANO TUNING ap.d servicing, 

Wall Paperiq wortmalllh1p. FHA term. NO KATrER _ Ho)Y Avante ert and James; a daughter, Pa. 

pane1Md studio type liviJIg 

built-in dishwasher, disposal, guaranteed. Waiter Mueller, 

8821\070 'lfceued. 1DIared. boacIed. Guarde or Traditio~ your tricia; his mother, Mrs .. Peter 

room of this smaller 2 bed. incinerator. 

TUxedo 6.1090. 

~g F t Stud' O'Donnell; his sister, Eleanor 

room Colonial, witt maids 

Three Mile Dr. ONTARIO style. Linda M. en ner 10 Morris;. and a brother, Joseph. 

rooJU ud bath. Paint the ex. 

COMPLETE piano service. WM. W. QUEEN. 

TuD- 25 Years E2perience CONSTRUCTION co. at ~ Lochm~r Blvd. can Interment waa ill MOLlatOliterior 

trim and update the 

ing, rebuDding, refinishing. 

881-441JO destin your fashions for you. vet Cemetery. 

886-4141 

kitchft a bit arid you'll truly 

de.mothiDg. Member PiaDO INTERIOR, Exterm:~Intj~, 8ll6-()501. .. • • 

haw a ,em. Under ~,OOO. Member Grosse Pointe Real TechnicllJltl Guild. R. Zecb, FreeG-"see£:impaOlD~te' Qu=.~~~.CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION SEWING: Alterations, adulte 

731-7707. 

.,- .ma:......_ S. W. SORENSEN, JR. 

Estate Board 

SHOREHAM: ROAD 

LlDco1Il 3.5081. All types of Cement and aDd children; hemsi zippers, Funeral services for Mr. Sar. 

EXPERIENCED., piano t'1I1iDI, 

Brick Work pillows, drapes. Trousers ensen, 61, one of the founders 

Executive's custom l~-story 

reasonable. 882-6010. 

HUGHES BBOTHEBS 

Chimney Repair cuffed. TUxedo 1-7455. of Detroit's 100 Club, were held 

residence. A "real buy." 3 13A-LOTS FOR SALE 

All Types of. 

DECOIlATORS 

ExcaVltiDt . . ., on Saturday, December 6, at 

lu(ebedrooms, 3'la baths. 

BEDFORD, corner Kercheval. PIANO TUNING and repairinl. 

885-4lelZ EXPERT Alterations on ladies SS.. Peter and Paul Church. He 

Large dining room, library. 

70' lot. Good buy. 

Thomas Pettit, VA 1-3392. 

5293 Yorkshire 

,arments. 821~'76. d' d T..... d 11. be" 

S e par Iit e breakfast room. 

882-WIl5O or 

11s--cAI,'ENnI WOlle . ' . Ie on INrs a.y, ecem r .., 

KARL DAVIES TU 5-3220 

331-8021 

AL'1'E1lA.T.IONS and repiW'S. m Harper Hospital. 

Huge covered porch easily 

21-MOV1N.G 6' STORAGE 

CARPENTER with over 25 1152 1lary1&Dd, Grosse Pointe Mr. Sorensen was president of 

eonvertible to Family Room. LINCOLN AT JEFFERSON 

EXPERT paintiq, paper hang- years in Grosse Pointe area Park. VAlley 1-2631. Peninsular Metal Product$ and 

$",500. 

125 feet on Lincoln with beauti. KEN'S MOVING - Local subing. Free estimates. G. Van 

urbs. One pieee Cl' .-kitcheDS remodeled. base- 

. . the Cox Instrument Corporation • 

ful shade trees and landscap. 

hoasetul. Assehe, VAlley .. 1-' 

Low ratel. TU ments paDe1ed, room addi. EUROPEAN LADY WIshes to He lived at 1006. Buckingham 

ing. $23,500. TU 5-4100. 

2-8540. 

tions, etc. Conscientious qual- do alterations. Reasonable road. He was a member of the 

KARL DAVIES 

iNTERIOR, Exterior painting, 

TOLES REAL ESTATE 

2IA-GENERAL SERVICES floor tiliDg, carpenter rePtirs. ity work. Firm prIet givell prices. Please call between 9 Detroit Golf Club. and. the De. 

TU 5-3220 

before wort begins. CaD He a.m. and 9 p.m. 821.9108. troit Athletic Club. 

SHELDEN, Grosse Pointe 

Quality materials used. Free 

CARPET LAYING 

work alread1 completed. TU. --- l{e is survived by his wife, 

Member Grosse Pointe Real Shores. 777.3310. 

estimates. LAkeview 7-53111. 

NEW AND 01(D 

4.15372. • 21t1-PLUMIING AND Aurelia; a brother and two lis. 

Estate Board 

after 6 p.m. 

52x31G' ON VERNIER Road Stair carpet .Shifted 

HEATING ters. 

'I1!e origiDal Grosse Pointe near MorniDgside. TU .. 7960.- RepaJrs of All Typu HAVE TIME to Ii n is b that • Attics • Porch EDclosura 

A rosary was said on Friday, 

Multi.list organization. 

Cigaret Bums Be-WoveD 

painting before the holida)',? • Additions • XitchllllS 

LARRY'S CUSTOM December 5, at the A.H. Peters 

Attractive Lot on Jefferson 

We do! 

• Garaies 

PLUMBING AND HEArING Funeral Home. 

Zoned 2 family 

ALSO 

, ' 

• SANDERS BROS. • Commercial Buildinl's Residential and COmmercial MemorIal tribute. may. be 

NEW CARPET SALES 

2029 ALLARI), 3 be.droom ,cus- 

For Further 1DfonDatioll 

Repair and Remodel sent to SS. ileter and Paul 

samples Shown ill Quality i n t e r i 0 r painting. 

tombuf1t bungalow, den or 

JIM SUTTON Water Heaters- A.O. Smith Church. 

. CALL 

Your :Rome 

Guaranteed, reasonable, ref- 

fourth bedroom, i~ baths, fin. 

1677 BrJt Dr. 

PermlllWs and Rheem Gws- Internment was. in Holy seperences. 

ished basem~t, excellent con. GEORGE PALMS. 

BOB TRUDEL 

TU 4-2942 TV ~2436 liDe.ulchre 

Cemetery. 

dition, Immediate occupancy. 

TU 5-0703 

Don - Greg 881-8t81 

TU 6-4444 

TUxedo 1.7410 EDYTHE • • CURRIE • 

Open 2.5 Sunday. 

21 C-ILECTRICAL 

INTERIOR and exterior palJl~ 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS. 

CUSTO 

UCRAFT FOR CLEAN & 

lng, wall wllhiDg and paper 

dependable Funeral services for Mrs; Cur. 

Lakeshore. Road near Proven- SERVICES 

IV' s'rvice, call ELMERS rie, 81, of 433 Barclay road, 

banging. Rea~able rateL 

GR'OSSE POINTE. WOODS cal. 117 feet X 230 feet. 

Construction Company PLUMBING AND BEATING; were beld on Saturday, Decem. 

ELECTRICAL WIRING SO 1eln' experience. Ba)' 

TUxedo Haaa. . 

Lovely 2 bedroom RANCH with McKINLEY 40 feet X 114 feet. 

and REPAIRS 

Bal'JloWsky, 823:-5596. 

den or 3rd bedrQom. Excel. MAXON BROTHERS, INC. 

KRAUSJIANN ELECTRIC CO. 

• 

lent kitchen, tiled basement, 

TU 2-6000 

KURT O. BAEHR BUILDERS • BEIIODELERS 

attached garage. Terrific val- 

TU U900 

CUSTOM Painting and Decorat- • 

SPRENKLE 

ue $32,800. 

VACANT Lot, Chalfonte, only 

TU 1.6300. 

AdditlOlll,Dormers, 

lotavailab!e on liought after 

ing. Wall papering. Guaran. 

• PLUMBING III 

:,ALL IYPES WIRING 

Bee. RooIiIi,' Bltllrooms, 

Johnstone & Johnstone wun!.rY."Olub property. 

wed. 'Free 'estimates. LAke. 

, • HEATING ~ 

Ranges, dryers, air conditiOll- 

Kitd1eDS,'Niw~Homea, 

..! JOHN.S.{;OODMAN - 

,-,'1!!W,l~~lQ. \, ,: . );'i ., Custom Garages; Ii Doon 

• SEWERCLEANIN~i; 

I •.• 

ers. Violatioas corrected. 

_ ..-- 

4 BEDROOM Colonial,". 2* 93.KERCHEVAL' '886-3060 

,:.,.., , 

INTERiOR; exterior •..painting. 

. FREE ESTIMATES 

VA 2:1282 

baths, living, dining, kitchen 

Reasonable. Work guaran • Free Estimates'. Plumiq 

Sinee 1916 

and breakfast rooms. Com. 14-REAL ESTATE 

. ALL WORK 

teed. Free estimates. Grosse 

pletely redecorated. Well 10. WANTED 

GUARANTEED 

Pointe references. 268.9630. • 

:. cated .for Icboolr. 881-8848. 

FINANCING ARRANGED 21V-5ILVEIPLA. TING 

FAMILY !\~eds fine ~..or t bed. 

PR 8-0598 

• 

room borne. Cash. Private. 

DEEPLANDS Subdivision. ,Cus. ."Mr !"JlaYi '''f{JlI:ed6''lli7609: ~'" 

88J.,J024 .. • Silver lr. GolcLPlatiq, ..", 

tom.built, 4 large bedrooms. 

2"fi),...:i!LECTRiCAL 

House and garage painting. Ex. 

• Oxidlzin, and Repalrin, 

. master. bedroom. and bath, 16-PETS FOR SALE 

APPLIANCES 

ceUent refereuces. Free em. 

• BrlllS PolishlD' &: LacqueriDg 

first floor. Large f!tmily room. 

, mates •. Very realODlble. Full CHRISTOPHER 

Custom .drapes an!! carpeting. OLD -English Sheep dog, 2.¥.& GROSSE POINTE'S .ONLY 

• Fireplace fUturea refiDilhed 

.time . profes!lioilal paillten. CONSTRUCTION CO. 

. Large kitcheJl. and nook with years old, male, AKC.Great 

.. ,:: .:'".1 

• Copper ~llshiDa: & buffing 

.Can'lJIytime,S71-'lt78. 

paneled wainscoting. Built- disPosition. A steal at $100. 

ins. Central air conditioning. 831-8939. 

HOOVER 

CUSTOI( moclenlilation. .• deli- LEEBERT 

Perfect condition. Owner, 881- 

FACTORY AUTHORIZED 21J-WALL WASHING tiolll - attica - Kiteb ... - 

GROSSE POINTE area, COM- 

SERVICE 

Esiate ma!DtenlDee. 

SILVERSMITHS 

9737. 

PLETE poodle, schnauzer, all 

UllO CHARLEVOIX 

breed groomi.ng. Pick-up anl1 POINTE VACUUM WALL WASHING 

JAMES BARKER 

3 Bib. West of Chalmer. 

Tat ULTIMATE IN TAJTE delive~ ~yai,!a1?le::~821-4ll66. TU 1.,.J014 PR 24050 PAINTING & DECI)~TJNG 923-8585 923-8587 

VA 2-'7318 

. AND QUALITY 

,21002 MACK 

HOMEMAINTEN~GE 

DOG GROOMING. Schnauzers 

CA!lPENTER wants smaU job., 

5-bedroom .Gecirgian Colonial, and Poodles. Pick-up and de- FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY ELMER T. LABADIE paneillnl, repairlq, screens, 

53 Web b e r Place, Grosse liver. TU 5.7374 and 7'72.174'7. NEW REBUILT PARTS TUxedo 2-2064 porches, etc. PRe.ac:ott1-3728. 

PoiJIte Sbores. Built in. 1961. 

GROOMING. Schnauzer and 

Immediate. occupancy. Own. 

poodle coiffures, Schnauzer 

er, TU 6.0438. 

at stud. Eastland area. 886- 

4682. 

TO ALL REGISTERED AND QU~L"IED 

ALINE DR.-Lovely 3 bedroom 

briCk ranch, beautiful family 

room with natural fireplace, 

manr fine features. 

MADISON-Don't miss seeing 

this quality built 4 bedroom 

brick ,bungalow. Desirable 

floor plan and many other 

features. 

PEAR TREE LANE - RE. 

DUCED! Beautifully land. 

scaped. Has la r g e family 

room, central air condition 

ing. Good mortgage assump. 

tion. 

SOUTH RENAt1D-Nr. Wedge. 

wood. Lovely brick ranch. 

Florida roo m, 2 bedrooms 

and library. Immediate occu. 

pancy. 

SCHWEITZER 

886-4200 

LABRADOR Retriever, AKC, 

nine weeks, excellent pedi. 

gree, yellow female. 851.1071), 

evenings. 

HAMSTERS, mcluding. large 

cages, $4 and up. Great Christ. 

mas gifts. 884.7825. 

FEMALE KITTENS. 1 Persian, I 

1 short haired .. Free. Blairmoor, 

884-8983. . Free 

FREE Christmas kitt!::ns, 1h 

siamese. 882-1716. 

2 M'INIATURE red Dachshund, 

7 weeks old, one male, one 

female. A.K.C. registered. 

Call after 6 p.m., 756.9526. 

KERRY BLUE T;~i;s-:A.KC, J. D. Can dier 

9 weeks, shots. Wonderful 

watchdogs. No shed. 1-628- ROOFING CO. 

3375. INC. 

CHRISTMAS Toys-Tiny, white Michigan's Oldest Roofer 

champion stock loy poodles, Residential and Commercial 

AKC 8 weeks old Christmas AU types of Roofs and Decks 

Eve ~ighl. Pick out and place Gutters ili1d Conductors 

deposit now. F.xpensive but Free Estimate Repairs. 

WE ARE privileged to offer in I exquisitr. 1 sist!'r. 3 brothers. No job too large 

Grosse Poinle City a Face Must have choosey parents. I or too small. I 

Brick Colonial on a wide 886.8784. 'CALL 899.2100 

street with 4 Bedrooms and. 2 COCK-Ell_.s P A N £E-L pups. 210-WATERPROOFING 

B~ths at less than Ihe t.hd A.K.C. nine weeks o.ld. Ni~e ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK BASEMENTS WATERPROOF. 

30 s. Christmas present lor chil- 

ARTHUR J. SCUt.LY CO, dren. 331.2646, ED-Reasonable rates. work. 

20169 Mack Ave. TU 1.8310 _._._._. .. _ Caulking, chimney repairl. manship ~aranteed. 881.0063 

- . 'I POODLES-Toy puppies. Show Gutters cleaned. or '779.1225. 

3 B~DROOM Colomal. ~rosse do!!,s. Finest pedigree, AXC. ADVAl\CE lfAINTENANCE 

POinte ~oods, modem kitchen $200 value, to loving home TV 2.5539 ALt, TYPES caulking, Finest 

and famHy room. 1'h baths $95 TV 1.0258 .-_. ._. materials used. Basement WI .. - 

$36.000. TU 1-8631. I __ ._: -'-----.-. ROOI-' repairs, gutters, deck", tcrproofing. All work guann. 

~POODLE-8 weeks old. silvcr I chimneys. Do work myself. teed. Free estimates. Residen. Serf;'" ,~. Po;n', Arll 

RANCH toy. c:s:mPion stock. $100'1 TUxedo 1-480~. . ,tlsl. commercial. 884.9512. 

CUSTOM 3.bedroom, B~.bath, _ LA?~~ '__ -_- -, FOR 2.1P-FURNITURE REPAIR ~T " 

Hawthorne road 80' lot. ,At. COMPLETE !log grooming. ROOF AND GUTrER WORK _. .__ • 

tached garage. rear living miniature and toys $8. Call CALL RICHARD WILLERTZ FINE furniture reupholstering. 

room. first floor laundry, fal for appointment. LA 7.6764. SOROSLYN ROAD TU 1.8170 Large selection of fabrics. 

ily room, plus enclosed poren.1 . - - - ! - -- .-- Quality work. 35 years ex. I 

G.E, Central air condition; : 21 H-RUG CLEANING " perience. 527.3933~_521-4519. e 

carpets. drapes. washer, dry. I KEESHONDS! --_. FURNITURE refinishing alii Grosse POinte Cab 

cr. wall oven, sufrace burner, DURACLEAN t f k A ti' I g 

dishwasher Ileaolllul lerldy bear pupple, or ype.~ 0 wor. n qu n • 

OWNER - 881.8572 . ~::~~~qa~~h~~mll~h~::n~i,.e/~~ CARPET-FURNITURE -.-!.o~r~u_ps.527.3933~.~21.4519, I TU 2-&300 

.-.. ..... .--- -- Americiln anrl Canadian cham. SERVICE . 

FIRST OFFERING., altractive: pion ~'jrltn 7.an Cha,nn, lI.t(~ Cal.pcts, ~I."S and uphu\stered ELEGANCE IN II _. 

In the Inp ten winnln!!Kee,hnnd ., " _ .. 

3 bedroom Colomal. Has out., dOl(' In the U.SA Kee,hnnd. furniture cleaned on location UPHOLSTERING I 

standing .family room llnd ~r~pIl~fttl~~Arh';, eahr~ra~~~~ctf:~. by the world famous "Flow. Custom made furnllure; dec. I 

lAW. on fl~st Ooor. ca~pe.ted ale. alerl, amiable anrl adaptable. er Fresh" ~uraclean proceu. orative fabiies; professional 

k2tc~en With new bUIII'lns, I '{;g ~rJr~~c~ln~n,;,s.:tl~~n. ror Moth Proofmg. needlepoint mounting. tapes. 

~Inlshed basemen,1. All frcs~, 868.1397 NO SCRUBBING~NO SOAKING tries and yarn; chairs and 

ly decorated. L 0 cat e d In I NO SHRf.'lKING 5tool$In stock. EWALD, Nta)). 

Grosse Pointe Woods at 1937 961-3355 Free E.tim.te Quality service lished 1928, 1a929 KerCh.eval 36!1 Fllhef Rd,. ~. HlOh 

8u.DtinKton Blvd. TfJ 4.1271. 534.6352 i P,R 8-8777 Geo Bouhana, prop. at Eastlawn. "A 2.8993. 

O~ Sunday 2.5. 

_... _ Page 'Thi~ •.. , 

, 

~e1'6, in Jhe Arnold O. M,~. 

thew.s Funeral. Home. She. die.dj. 

on ThurSday, December 4, in ' 

Abbey Nursing Home, warr~ ' 

BorQ .in Wyoming, lll., .Mrs. '. 

Currie was tile wife of the late .. 

William D. She is survIved by~. 

two daughters, Mrs. Warren 1 

Parter, Mrs. Paul. Thurman; .• " 

SOD, Weston; nine grandchij-, 

dreD. aDd seven great-granGo,'. 

ehildren. .~ 

Intemment 11''' in. WoodlaWDf 

Cemetery, • . 

, .. 

f 

Students to Test,,: 

Smoking Statute ii 

The Student CowlcU at Sout1l 

Hilh School has formed a volunteer 

committee to PWl ~~ 

present to the Boar4 of Edu., 

cation their ideas on Ii smokinC 

area on ~!'mpus for smokers. 

Committee members are cur ... 

rently working to imd • sUit. 

able spot. .- 

If the smoking area Is accept.; , 

ed, according to committee 

members, the penalties for 

smoking inside of the! school 

would be increased drasticaD,-. 

Smoking is against the, Micbi. 

gan law, however committee 

members indicated that their 

purpose was to test the potency 

of the statute with tho. Board •. 

No date for their presenta. ' 

tlon to the Board has beeD ~t. 

BEPOR1'SVANDALISM .. 

Freddie Grier of 3915Harding, 

Detroit, complUled to Farms : 

police 011 Saturday, Detem~r . 

6, that while his ear was parted 

ill the Country Club 1)f Detroit 

lot, 220 Countu;y Club drive, 

someone broke oU the radio 

aerial and side view mirror. H. , 

~timated his damag~ at $.25. 

~.. 

BARBARA R. THOMPSON 

Secretary 

Board of Educatio" 

TERRIFIC 

sr~ 

SOVICINe THE CROSSEPOINTES. 

FOR OVER Vz CENTUIY , '/,: 

:\,.,." S"",01..filet /{ 

"ed~iI'f.~'M ' 

WA 1-1282 :f. 

iIlel"l.. 

Chain Unk, Au-Steel" . 

Rustic Sty'" .. 

"MDtitBACHER--. CO. 

10403 HARPER IESIDENTIAL, INDUSTlIAL. . 

THE GROSSE POINTE 

. . . .' . 

PUBLIC SCHOO'LSYSTEM 

Wlyn~ County, Mic~ilan 

ELECTORS OF THE GROsSE,POINTE 

PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM: 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant to 

Public Act 39.of 1963, State of Michigan, the Board 

01 Education will, on January 12, 1970, appoint two 

persons whO are qualified and registered electors. 

of the School District to serve as .members of. a 

Board of School Canvassers, who will have the reo 

sponsibility of canvassing all .elections held in this 

School District and certifying the results thereof in 

accordance with th~ law. 

Two persons will be appointed to serve until 

December 31, 1973. These appointments will be 

made on an equal basis between persons who are 

politically affiliated with the Republican and Democratic 

Parties. 

In order to be considered for appointment to 

the Board of School Canvassers, interested persons. 

must file an application therefor with the office of, 

the Director of Business and Fiance, The Grosse 

Pointe Public School System, 389 81. Clair Avenue, 

Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Application forms and 

full information are available at that office. 

No person will be considered for appointment 

to the Board of School Canvassers unless his wtit. 

ten application therefor is filed prior to 5:00 o'c1oci 

P.M. Wednesday, December 31, 1969. 

Dated: December 11, 1969 

Th. Grolle Pof"t. Public School Iyltlln 

Wayne County, Michieil" 

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;. 

Pq_ Thirty.T¥l'O 

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Counte,rPoints 

Stocking Stuffers , , • come in many sizes, shapes 

and scent.c;at the Notre Da.me PhannacY. We'd love to 

find our favorite purse-size perfume, bath spray, and a 

new color in nail polish 'With lipstick. What would you 

like to find? 'Find it at the Notre Dame Pharmacy. 

The Kaleidoseope • • • sees 1lnusual glanses as entertaining 

lifts. CbooIe Dow JODeS,~ke, Zodlae, Brom.o&lber. or camp' 

ben', Tomato Soup deligDs iJl "ater, old fashloG or high ball 

•izes, Price •• tal1 at oae tweuty'f1ve at 16135Mack at Bedford. 

. ... ... 

Every Day'n Every Way ••. Christmas 

is getting better and better at Kim. 

berly's with newer and newer gift ideas 

being displayed for the pleasure and con. 

't'enience of customers . , • refreshments. 

• * • 

• 

• 

Fifty 8pecfaUy Priced Gift Items , , , at the Four 

I ~ 

. .By Pat RoUsseau 

, Home For The Holidays ••• and into Walton-Pierce 

.for pretty party clothes and to begin Christmas shopping. 

The Pointe's college girls are smart' enough to know 

where to find the right fashions and perfect accessories. 

There really is a great selection of jupior size dresses, 

real fashion fur and pretend fur coatS. In the lingerie 

de~artment dreamy robes and sleepwear aboijnd .. New' 

SWIm ensembles are meant to. be Collected now. W've 

already chosen an amethyst and chartreuse ~~lotte with 

matching bikiili. From the gift boutique sel~ Herre.nd 

china, HaIian trays, travel or desk clocks, a ship's wheel 

barometer, Spanish porcelain' figurines, passp'ort. ~s 

and wallets in traditional or avant colors, evening:. purses, 

. designers' scarves, or the l1ewest wide chok~r ofg1ittering 

stones. By the. way, presents are beautifully gift 

wrapped at no chilI'ge. For a fashionable choice of her 

own, give a Walton.Pierce gift certificate: 

• • • 

A Wardrobe a/Lengths •• , 1/OU wouldn't dream of 

having one dress i,1t yoUr wardrobe. Why have only one 

hair style. It 'can be just as eastl to have several and cer- . 

tainlll more intere:;ting. There's a short shaped,style wig. 

You can be versp.tile and length can !ae. achi\Wed with a 

fall. You can wear your own hair lOng and tuck it up 

. under the shortC'lJ,rtywig. Explore the Looks and have 

a lot of fashion fun tClith your wardrobe oj Lengths from 

. Leon, 17888 Mack Avenue. . 

• • • 

•• • • 

Be a Christmas Angel ••• The loveliest decoration 

in yO,ur hlnne. Wenr a halo of lIewly shaped hair by the 

heavenly stylists at Edward Nepi Parrucchiere, 19463 

, Mack Avenue, TUxedo 4-8858. 

Cluiltmu Portraits. , •• boat.) be plaaned 110W. call Eddie 

McGr.tb, Jr., 8U.4ZlIO for .Il appointment. His color photography 

Is oatlWlc1llll ud eoDveDie.tIy avallahle at 16839 Kercbeval. 

• 

• • • 

Casbah-ing . " • is the new local shopping experience. 

Maywoods Imports, 19860 Mack Avenue near Hunting- 

, ton, has an imaginative gift selection of Morocco leather 

handmade jewelry and caftans. The dramatic rugs o~ 

dlsplay were designed here and handmade in North 

Africa, Most of them have an off white background with 

color motifs. 

.. ... . 

Need A New Lamp S1uIde .• , for Christmas? Don't 

despair, Wright's Gifts and LamPSll.~650 Mack Avenue, 

carries a large selecti01i of lamp snaaes'"at all times; 

• • • 

GROSSE PO I N TEN E W S 

Feature -Page * * 

* 

Good Taste 

Faf'Orite Recipes 

oj 

People in The Know 

RASPBERRY PUNCH 

Contributed by Mrs. 

Richard Lehman -Village 

Manor, 

From' Grosse Poirite Me~ 

moriaI Church-"Gourmets 

i Pointers." , 

I 

I2 .'Ibs.. frozen raspberries 

with juice 

1 number five can pineapple 

juic,e 

4 qts. dry gingerale 

2 qts. pineapple sherbet 

(optional) 

Dome Builders 

Eye Satellites 

Thursday. Deco, II, 1969, 

who. where aud w.atD~' 

by whoozit 

Just before Christmas last year , , • we ran the fol. 

lowing information and ~e figure it saved our readen, 

(aild ourli!elves), approximately 128 hours of telephoDe- 

"My daughter's getting married; what do I do?"-ln. 

structioll sessions. Now the ulls are beginning again 

• •• so we thought we'd run the information again • . • 

and ask you PLEASE, if you're planning a wedding in 

the next few months, CLIP and SAVE this column:' , 

... ... ... 

Moving into The Winter Bridal Season ••• we've 

begun to get our. usual quota of calls on "How do I announ.ce 

my engagement? . . . wedding? .,. Should I 

submit a picture? ... How far in advance must I submit 

the information?"-so we decided it might be time. 

and energy-saving all around if we gave our readers a 

bri~f resume of the NEWS policy on engagement and 

weuthim. eratur.e d,uring.the period the we'll supply the sentence structure, (of course if you 

with t1ie new lOnge1' tunic and II low 'Wide belt. Choose he IS probably the fmest athlete "I'm lookingforward to a car, 1self is like trying a open a lock. concrete IS bemg placed .could find it easier to submit your announcement in' "story" 

d 114' Other pice'Betting pantsuits by Kimberly pound.for-pound, that he has eer in law or politics," said ed ~auIt with. a toothpiek: Yet adversely affect the qua1Jty of form, by aU means' do so; sometimes' you make a far 

f't MOT , 'IJII •'--'.If th 1 A' ,. f .lk h'ff ever the pleasure to coach. Marty If there is my one once he opens up youreally find the strtlcture. better job of it than we do ••. ).' . 

.and am se lle, uuu 0 e as. zon p.us 0 a St •or c ~ on A lot of the coaches around school'course that I enjoy more a lot of gold in this lad pte use of lightweight con. * '... * 

scarf-long,or ,quare" P,aatet or brghtl, prICes range thest¥e thought Marty could than any other.•I would have to . An unanimous c.hoic~for All crete necessitates that it .be . . . 

. from four to thWtr4~ dbUtw.. . . h~,~J!eh1m~ellon the lurf, too, single out English. It really i!.p. Border Cities. teague honors poured rather than blown lilto .. But,. PLEASE '4-: • type your information or, "if you're 

, • • • '1'llats why they ~elped to name peals to me." . and an. honorable meiltion .lor place. '. .. ,fi1lmg out a form, .rlUNT proper tlames. Ame'ricans are 

him to the 1969 CHls,sD All. . Not all t)f MArty's activities, the' All.Suburban team, Jim 0n.ce the pourmg.~ltins, tip. n~t. not'!6tor ti).elr legible handwriting, and w~ have no 

A Cholee Gilt •• .lI.BJeu, gift eertltleate. Be eu leleet State football team. It.s been a ate con.fl.nedto athletics. or was a run.away selection for prolUllJately30. merl W!ll ~0~I!: reSIdent cryptograph decoder oritIie NEWS st~f. 

tIHl color, the ~ &beKyle ••• Ole 11ft .. wants whell be wanw good many years slll~e the studies. He is president of the the Grosse Pointe NEWS grid ~ 12-hour shifts u~til It I.S ... ... ... . . 

It. 'YoucaDltar al Mn. Santa au. If yoa pick OM.1Ip at 1'7148 C~k road school ~as seen one local teen club in his parish sQ.uad. Watching him on the f~lshed: The men will be dl' PhotographS'submitted ••• should.be,!~gIOsiies," 

r Kerebenl, wbere be likeI to shop ill t1Ie male, of Its athletes receIve such hon. and also boasts the title of grIdiron reminds you a lot of vlded mto .two ~oups, each (shiny surface), 5:x7 or 8xlO. We're sorry, ..but 'beeadc.e' 

i • • :f ors. !president of the Archdiocesan now-retired Ron Kramer, the gro:-,p workmg wI~h a ~r~ne ~ 

, Fromages De~ee ~..... are .Iiz.. •. . , LebJIOX Also NlIDIefI Council of the Catholic Youth former University of Michigan to lilt the.conc~te mto posItion. our space is limited, we can only print pictures of loeal 

l assortedeigbt inch Cheese plates packecf ' . - By the way, this Is probably Organization (CYO). Both posts and Green Bay Peeker great. {he pourm.gwill, ~ ~rtgied. at girls, girls whose families are Ulling in Grosse Poflite 

. 'i na wooden Cheesebol:~ The set ..is . • - as good a time as nn~ to point require plenty of ,!ork and more The Mou~ta~ lite~aUywrecked ~oth opr s1e PO: 1 nnm~ AT THE TIME OF the wedding.. This is a right-down- 

. . . k out that UniverSIty-Liggettthan a little planmng. Marty reo opponentS W1th his tackles on a e ase of e co um sup the.line rule with only three eXl'eptioDs.We print en. 

$18.50 at the Sphere, 19849 Mac School bad TWO All-Staters cently returned from a weekend defense and his sure bands ported dome, some 20 feet above gagement.!U1d wediling pictures for teachers who work 

'Avenue. . ••. this year, Lineman Diln Lennox stint in Denverwhere he attend- brought victory' to the Blue the ground. . . In the Pointe School System and nurses who work in 

• was also named to the first.team ed a natiun-wide eyO conven- Devils. more than onCl!during Men.and ~achlmes th Will thend Pointe. hospitals, and wedding pictures for -Is whose 

. . e squad. tion along with 5,000 other their S1Jccessfulseason. work.1Da Cll'CUa~ pa aro~ famil h 6" 

. TTaditz~ally ••• w~n have al~ys been the c n~ One of the most efficient and young men and women from If he wasn't blocking a punt, the structure, laymg down ~Ib- les ave recently (within six months), moved from 

, ter of ~entwn at we~~ngs or part. ~es. However, the devastating "crackback" block- throughout the country. then he was fielding a fumble. bons o.f eonc~ete thre~ to five The Pointe but who return, witb their families, to eele. 

emphasIS on 'I1'Lale tashWfl.' ~ g'o~ to $UCh a (ie{1Te'i ers in the state Marty was cred-' And if he was doingneither he feet WIdeuntil the entire dome brate their weddings here. . 

the once CIl~ torgO~.1Mn1JOW(lq!",.'m JOT the f~~ Itedwith dozens of unassisted Prlllse fOf' Parents was 'just making things'tOughin area is. covered. On~e poured, " " ... 

. share of attrnUtln. F.ashiOfl'lnformatJDn anq up-to-tn,. tackles while playing with the "I really owe an awful lot to some other way for rival tealllS, the enu.r e surface Win be cov. ..' .Wllat about Pointe boys who marry ... out-of-Pointe 

. minute n1/~ are aooUab,leat.Valen1f1's.to be rented for defensive units and made life my parents in just about every harassing them: by just his :red ~th Itarpststoprotect It glrlS, or ex-Pointers who want their former neighbors 

that special occasion. Stop' bJl179tJ4 )faek A~nue or call generally miserable for enemy crea," claimed Marty, son of sheer presenc£:. r~ de e ~en d tr t .. to know of their son's or daughter's engagement/wed- 

TUxeuo 6-5330. ballcarriers. He was no slouch Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell F. Wei- Eyed by CoUeges Id . 'ded °iIDt e 16 P Pl; sh ucdure glSding? We print their complete stories, as submitted.' , 

on ff .th k' th k of 22141 Ed t ' IVIe no ple.s ape se - WIT 0 

• • lIlI "b. 0 fDS,e,~ er, dmJ' 109 •e dcZ!!re'''Th hid' mtil~n J:n Standing a tall 6.foot.4 and ments with highly complex. H UT photographs, (the reason for this, as explained 

, an~ ~hay 'ghte a~ m~ag~ r!v.~. f ey eJrr IDSd e tipping the scales at pe8rly 200 surfaces. The roof of the domed m the above paragraph, is limited space-not 

santa's WorUh"P ••• ~ Poiiiw,hrallcb, at, Jacob501l'. ,. e .Sl th num. ~ , SPll'I. 0 compe on an suc. pounds, Jim has drawn the at- structure will resemble a giant irate mother,of-the-bridegroom once charged 

II hummillCwUIl.adlrib'. Saa&l'I.Bel)l1ln are WOf'kiaghard &0 ~r~ting 1~: th e. °kpos;ti~n~ c~ss m me and they have ~evc~ tention of a number of college parasol UDderwhich the Chrys- you hate men "). . 

keep up with the mal1YretluesQ frem all &lieboy. and girls. n zone WI. e pIgs m u e ~JVen~p on me" even w e~ coaches, including the head ler Corporation cars of the fu. ... ... ... 

as one 

I'because 

Santa visits dally froa 1:30.p.m. to 5:00 p.m•• ',. 

, 10:30 a.m. oW 5:00 p.m. 

• • • 

Snow Removal Reservations • 

Those folks at Mr. Q. Travel will remove 

you from the snow come'wlnter but you 

better call soon to get reservations and 

the accommodations you want • • • in 

sunny Florida or the Caribbean. It's 

. never to early to make arrangements 

• • • 886-0500 , •• 19587 Mack Avenue. 

• • • 

Saturday ~:s~a:m~6n:I~: became al- !O~l~d;e~ey c:~~ythe::y:~n~ mentor of the N~braska Corn. ture. will be evaluated before 

Although a rather quiet lad e~ough." .fhat will tell you ?uskers, a,pere~mal powerhouse produ~ti?n and introduction to 

both d ff th th1. . M III the Big EIght Conference. the publIc. . 

, on an 0 ea etic somethmg about arty, too. There are two other sides to Th d d tr t Oak 

field, The Little Rock~t made a "!'iarty iz the t~'peof boy wh~ Jim which really bear some ob- land eAV~~:e~ ~fig%~:: Park 

lot, of t~under durmg each a~rlves on the fIeld r~ady \; servatioD. He is not only a fine will be part of Chrysler's world- 

Knight grId contest. I saw Marty gIve 100 percent of himself, s~ude~t,,,currently. c~rrying. a wide headquarter's complex. 

high B average IDhISstudIes. Completion is scHeduled for 

PILFERINGS 

Winds include a model galleon, "The Elizabeth." This but he also is a hard worker, early 1971. 

Marriage resembles a pair of shears, so joined that 

is a three fifty value for a dollar ninety- supporting himself with spend- -.---t~ey 

cannot be separated, often moving in opposite 

seven. For the. hunter in your house ~ ing money earned at. a number TELLS OF THEFT 

there's a decorative hand carved spear -I of part.time and summer jobs. Marilyn Sutlzman of 55 Ven. dtrections yet always punishing anyone who comes be • 

from Taiwan: Originally eight dollars, Picture a ~igh .school se~ior dome. notified Farms police tween them. 

now thre", mnety-seven. Unusual gifts . who sounds reveJll() for hIm- that during gym classes at 

-Sydney Smith 

't 13800 l' self at 5 a.m. each morning; Brownell Middle School on 

awal you at East Eight Mile. Open I" ho~s into a little sp~rtscar Thursday, December 4, sh~ left 

10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. every day in- which he bought all by hImself; her purse on a bench in front 

eluding Sunday, DR 1-5666. delivers papers to a route of 130 of her locker. When she return- 

... .. 

customers; spends a day at the ed she discovered someone had 

books; dons his athletic gear for removed $15 and two charge 

,"litt'er«.' 2 1t tU 

Helpful Hint ... to advanced decoupeurs ... if practices or games; spends a plaies from the purse. 

you'~e di~y from deciphering your decoupage notes, try few hours at ~e Future'Teach. ------ 

Mane Mitchell's new instruction manual "Advanced ers Clubmee~ng, "andthen g.oes CREDIT CARDFOUND 

Decoupage" 'It's a thoughtf 1 Christ 'ft t T home to. do hIS mghtly studies. Tracey S. Tingley,860Rivard, 

.' u 1nl!S, gl 00. w.en- That's JIm Parker. lIed C't I' S d 

ty-S1.Xpafjes of text, forty photos and ~ts only two fifty Chuck Hollos.y,South's athle. ca I Y po Ice on un ay, 

t th M t h II C t 161 M December 7, to report having 

a e 1 c e en er, 11 ack Avenue ..• 882-1755. tic director and head basketball found a South High School 

... • ... coach. claims Big Jim is a "real identification card and a credit 

~redil to the school, his class card belonging to Sharon L. 

. Rosalind ... Is offering not only expert hair and wig styling and teammates." Harness, 490 Lincoln. She told 

out early week specials and Thursday evening appointments for Dedicated YoungMan police she had notified the 

working women. She is tlIe new owner of tile Patio Saloa at "He is one of those truly dedi. owner. 

16113 Mack Avenue ••• TUxedo 2.7070. cated youngmen," said Hollosy. 

"If I had to choose a complete 

• ... .. athlele and competitor, J:m 

would be my' first choice. He 

VIP's 

.•• very important packages travel on the doesn't say much but, when it 

Royal Coachman limousine to and from Metro. Besides comes to doing things, there is 

their reliable pick-up and delivery'service the RCL can no way he can be topped." 

be ~hartered for transporting groups to ski resorts, "I enjoy and appreciate sporl~ 

partIes and the like. Call TUxedo 1-2000 or TUxedo because they are healthy and 

6-1322 for the probables and possibilities. They'll be able wholeso.meActivities,"said The 

to get you out of a holiday snag if you get into one. 

TUxedo 1-1111 is the easy number to remember of the 

Royale Carriage Cab Company 

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.. • .. 

.Enjoy post Christmas skiing at its best, amid the 

Mountam. "I'v~ alway~ Iwked 

forward to havmg f!ln 1D sports 

because that really.ls what they 

are meant to proVIde.My parents. 

(he's the son of Mr. and 

Mrs, Florrie Parker, of 412 

Manor road), are my most loyal 

Make no mistake about 

if-the killing, or mur. 

der l'f you Wl.sh,of the 

more than 100 civilians 

in Vietnam was a 

horrible thing. But 'Yas 

scenu: beauty of the Rockies. Reservations available for fans and I hope I have given 

a one week trip to Snowmass-at-Aspen in February, 1970. them something to cheer about" 

Phone Van Hull Travel TU 4.2445. There is little doubt about 

that, Jim also gives other par. 

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ents someone to cheer for. He 

spends a goodly amotlnt of his 

the Hiroshima Bomb 

any kin d er to the 

women and children? 

And I don't think that 

G e n era I Sherman's 

It's Posh ••• to be onl' of the beautiful people seen at tlle time at the NeighborhoodClub, march to the sea w~s 

Commodore's Ban held at tlIe Grolse Poinu Yacht Qub on Sat- pali~ntly COAchingyoungsters a!lY Sunday school pIC. 

urd.)', Deftmber 6th. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. O. James in one of the schoolboybasket. mc! - 

Gagne and daughter, Suzie. Mrs. Gagne's pale blond hair was ball leagues _. 

worn short ~nd petaled. Sazlc wore her long sun.streaked hair If you're .looking for two or STUDIO CAMERASHO n 

iD a 10ft flip caught in a cron Imot with tendrils and braids the most likeable and talented ... r: 

tumbling don. Both lovely ladles' coiifures were deslped for young men in the country you CAllI. .JOYNER. - 

them at the Post Studio, which Is a 1Jeaatysalon bon to uter really don't have 10 look'very 102I811McK- ... 

to ,oar every wblm ••• 10 join Grone PoIDle's ('in" se&,886.1377, far. You 1ust Jl1et them, 

'. 

S".? S t¥2'tHttWett'ff'm'trW7uttn'smtm."sn •. t 

And what about • • • returning submitted pictures? 

We're sorry but we haven't the staff to handle thai ••• 

We do hold all submitted pictures at the office {or' three 

months, bowever, and we'll be happy to give tbem baek 

-if ~omebody comes in to pick them up. 

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A woman must b~ a genius to create a good hus. 

band. 

-Honore Balzae 

... ... * 

Marriage is the one subject on which all women 

agree and all men disagree. 

A HOLIDAY DELIGHT 

Beautiful Christmas Holly, 

.Ioaded with red berries 

FUlL POUND 

-Oscar Wilde 

... ... ... 

It is better to know a:; little as possible of the de. 

fects of the person with whom you are to pass your life . 

-Jane Austen 

... . . 

. A good husband should be deaf and a good wife 

blmd. 

-French Proverb 

19700 Mack 

at 11-." ..... 

TU 6.3600 

13300 E. WARREN 

"Our Fourth Generation of Florists" 

Thunday Thrv SUllday Ollly, 

N.t.: Vou IIIutt 1lI,"tiol thlr ad to rec.Iv, this week", .,.,.. 

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