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Vol. 3O-No. 20 Entered as Seeonll Class Matter at 

_____________ th_e_P_o_5t;..._O_cf.....:..lce at Detroit, Mlchl&all. 

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~Il~ Cou~eThof=Y~rk stu-trial Education Society Awards, held at Stevenson 

the en college .cen rwas tryingaytoJust, r~pen as High .• in Livonia, d students f f at Parcells • Middle School 

after Wednesday's bloody racial reCelVec. awar s or era tsmanshlp. Pictur(ld with 

SOTER D ., .. 0."".'. 

, .A V,E !?rCHADLER, JAMES JERGER, PHIL 

BERTELSEN, PETER VAN HORNE, BOB SHEFFER. 

L.Y.. , CRA,IG WID. MA.. I.RR, 'and RICHA. R..D .r.>. ,- ALLENS. v 

The. metals stude.nts lire under t.he supervi~ion of Mr. 

The tax rate for the 1969.70 d' wo mda]or 

fiscal year he announced is Iscusse at 

$13.40for g~neral operatin.g pur- me.eting of 

pose~, and 36 cents for debt Pomte Board 

service. on¥onday, 

lssues Were 

the regular 

the Grosse 

of Ed uca t'Ion M~y 12, at 

~~dre~ l:~ancys have, six 

• R. Glancy, III, 

~a:HgTaarvduated fr~m Princeton 

and is eurrently ard Busmess employed School ~ 

the finance department of Mich. 

battle~ CCNY President Buell 

G. Gallagher said "adventurers 

NEIL. SU0!dELA .(far left) .and FRANK 

(far rIght) mdustrIal arts teachers, are 

CREELMAN 

(left" to right) 

Creelman 

graphic 

and the .. woodturmng, 

arts under the supervision 

sketchine, and 

of Mr. Suomela. 

No Challenge 

No. one appeared 

Heard Montieth 

at Mondlly's 'being a 

School, 

request 

the ill'St 

to meonigan 

CODsoI~dated Gas Co H 

is married .nd bas two' eJU!. 

in guerllla 

over from 

tactics"had 

responsib!~ 

taken 

Negro. 

the winners: RONALD 

. .,' 

GOULD, JONATHAN WEB- ~earmg to challenge 

tlO!? ,of thep~posed 

any por. 

budget, 

sider 

tempt 

permission for 

at a Modified 

an at. 

Open 

deen. 

Krystyn 

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G. RollIns Wall grat\- 

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Saturday, M.y 111 . '$67192 25 to Campal.gn k"~,p.... . ~.. "[1;:0' 1..-,;re'Dt':/lI'al'Se' t ' trfl. tJo.n.. ~nd.,....GeD,eraJ,. '.148,O.'l.5; Year. ., ..•. '.' '.. ..... ., .. ~~..... , ••..... -'H ... .:.... emuaee •..t 'ft-O_': 

VNITED, STATE8SEN~NR 0 ,. .,./, • .' iDJ,~~>:,;, 

~~~~tln~.p~~:nco::;:ri::~ Center Drive ExtraoCOIlectiori!Service' For 'nllag~' $121,100; PUbUc Worts; ,$525,- e;afkl!lon'FebruarY3iaexeeQ:- Peier:S. G1i1DCy,a stUdeutat 

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'd ts CRt S ; • I' K: .. h.' . I -A': .0' t • t 375: ~lPpJoye Pensi~n :and In. tlve Iesslon. On April 11, North Gru~'P'llinte North HI g h ' 

p' • k . U' o'f . surance.' $177)542; Contin,gency, requested a pubUc hearing on 8,chool; and David C. Glancyreceiv.ed 

a call' ,ft. oJ:D.an. \Ui_ .. nnu.a, ~mpalgn rme. I Re 51 en II!" e~ues pecla IC ups; se ere eva venue IS rlc $20,000, CapItal Improvement the matter. The Board agreed attends Grosse Poinle Univer' 

~0W!1 person who threalened at Goal of $85,000 by I Plastic Bags Being Encouraged to Help 'to Offer Colorful Pre. Appropriation, $2p,~; Highway to hear it last night. Making sity School. .• 

hiS life. The seD~tor ~ported Memorial Day' All I with Rubbish Disposal Problems sentation May 22 fun d, ApproprIation, $15,000; the presentation for North High 011 'l'tuft other Boards 

the taU to DeJ;nnt police. He .... , __ ~____ and I?e.bt Service, $42,400. School were At Fiorello, presi- Mr. Glaney's principal busitold 

newsmen he has important Urged to Con- The Pointe communities are doing their part in the ,Through 24 AnticIpaled revenues are from dent of,the Student Association' ness affiliation is president and 

information in the ~ustice Abe tribute curr~nt beautification program, in tbat the respective .--. the following: Property Tax, Dr. Robert C. Everett, presi: director of Realty Investment 

ForUis case but dcclmed to ~ay PublIc Works Departments are making regular 'sched- InternatIonal Fe s t 1val $1,058,400; Miscellaneous R.e~e. dent of the Parenb' Club. and Corporation, DP.troit, New York 

what it is or whether it could . A total of $67,192.25 has 

have been the reason for. the 

threat. The senator is now been given. by 4,178 donors 

avelm'g Wl.thbody. g-uards.. thus far hi Grosse Pointe 

tr 

• .. • War . Memorial's . 20th Anuled 

rubbish pickups, and in some cases ST!. ecial p-ickups time in Grosse Pointe Vil- ~ues, $678,800; and Approprlalag 

has b en t f M tion of Surplus, $15,142. 

if residents request them, it was stated by city officials.' e e se or ay ----- 

In the .Park and Woods, t6$' . 

Frl 

22'day through and. Satu 24, da Thursday, h T H Id D b 

belp facilitate the ',cleanup . of Grosse Pointe City Manager the world will be r cy,.wt en ed 0 0 e ate 

Earl Veenendahl, chairman of and SeaWe. He is prl'sentIy 

the FacuIty poundl. \, serving on three independrmt 

Cites Bisfe BeIIiGllS school boards. 

The baSI'Creasons ~or the re- un. ""en q.uen'ed as t0 

why be 

quest were spelledI' out by was runmng iora 

seat on t;be 

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Sunday, May 11 niversary Family Participa- rubbish .and small Items, IPlas- Thomas Kressbach said that the. th 't b' I k ap ur Fiorello. He said that such a ,~chool Boar~ M~. Glanc! sald, 

tion CampaIgn,. This com- tic bags are made availab e to special pickups in his commu- m ree Cl y OC s. Over Parochiaid policy is in keeping with the . I have h~d a Ufelo!!g 10terest 

, 

MIKE MANSFIELD, Senate pares to $68,232 recel'ved 

Democratic dent Nixon'sLeader, secret said diplomacy Presi- from 4,447 givers by this 

. tl'me l'n la"'t year's earn. 

may haye broken the P am " 

stalemate and started thll Viet- paign. 

namese war on the way to a 

eaceful solution. Pham Dang William Croul, Center Treas. 

P 

the residents. The bags are 

~ 'd ea1 e;pecla. 11 y IO~ ~ th~ eont'al~ mg 0 grass c ppmgs an 

leaves!' 

During the month of May, accordini 

to Park City. Manager 

nity are geared to the weather. Everything in The Village, the North High School basic pbilo- 10 ed.ucational affa.lfs. I 8m. 

Tr ~ uCks aregulon th. . ekroa d f don" ......' ,.. ",rce block-long 

area from Cad. . Parochlafd will be the sublect sophy of developing a more servmg on three mdependent 

Ior the re ar pIC ups 0 nIb- ieux to Neff on KerchevllI and of a deba'A sponsored by the mature 8nd respons'lble student s;hool boards at the J;>resent 

bish and debris, and. if heavier its intersecting cross streets, St. "" tim F the st tw 

ilems' are placed for hauling Clair and' Notre Dame, will 14th Distri~t Young Democratic .body; that ~any other schools r h~ve o~ .ir guI 0 y~:rs, 

Club and the ,Grtlsse Pointe nationally are able to suppart . n. ear. a enti~way,thiSiS 

done at the same Ihtav':'lanOld worlddda.tmff oSPhtere. Democratic Club on Sunday, an open campus situation; that tdhaentpaol~nttheBoParUbdliC fmEeedtingtis. of 

Lam, South Vietnam's chief urer, and chairman of. this 

year's campaign is pleased to 

negotiator, was ordered back to s.ee the gap between last year's 

Paris f om Saigon to be on 

r .. donations and this year's closing 

Robert. Slone". every piece of 

DPW equipment is being utilized, 

and extra manl)()_wer used 

in picking up bn:;;!I, limbs and 

me: , . W', even soun I eren, as M 18 t 730 . . th e 0 - I f I d .. - ay. '. a : p.m., m Fries ere were n.o.immediate busi. I feel that if elecled uca to the' on 

,How4i!ver,he said, it would be co or u ancers m varIous na- A d 

helpful.if res'l'dents WI. 'll call the. tional costumes perform the u ltonum, at the G r 0 sse ness properties to be troubled Board I could drawing on my 

Pointe War Memorial. by students; that many stu. ! .' . 

city in the event there is a need dances native to their respec, Panellst in favor of parochi- dents live in the immediate ecoXnPtrerI.lbeunti~ellSm tthe thfleld'Gmake 

bargaining 

hand when 

with 

the 

the 

Allies 

Commu-. 

begin 

nists. Saigon feels the allies . can 

lore at least two of the 10 

points exp proposed by the Viet 

Cong,' the exchange of war 

prisoners, and the reestablish. 

ment of a demilitarized zone, 

but he emphasizes 

d 

the immeif 

th 

other items. for a special pickup: The ,regudiale 

nee for returns . e CI.tl.zens haVl'ng heavy items la.r pickups. are ma,de from the 

War Memo;ial is to achieve its for disposal, such as old hot Side yarlis a{ld the ~ear of yards 

goal of $85,000 ($5,000. more water tank'~ and dlS'carded of homes, he said, although 

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than last year) by Memorial washing machines should con. sometimes, depending on the 

Day, the target date. tact the CI'tyfor inf' ormation on items, they are placed at the 

The $85,000 goal is iust one. Ipickups. curb. 

fourth of the budget needed to Haye Bags for Sale Is COIlSidering Sales 

tive 

0 

countries 

. db' 

of origin, 

al 

'd will be W'll' 

I I~m. 

A 

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R 

yan, VICInity 

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and could easily go 

Co" rgamze y Grosse Pointe Speaker 0f the. MiA>"g ..... an H.ouse hom.e; tha t an ,our h I unch 

mmerCe an\, Civic Associa- of R e e laU d B h od f tud 

tion in The Village' to pay trib. Th epr s n vebs, an IS .0P perl or s en~ and teacht 

t d . tad' omas J. Gum leton, Auxlli- ers could be prOVIded with no 

u e 0 an acquam t ay s res- ary. Bishop, A.rchdloces.e. of D.e- extra .sta.ff required; that bet. 

ide:lts with h hthe various t 'b ted ethnic tr 01t• Those m °PPOSIIon t will . ter bul.dmg I control'and reduced 

grouhPs 

t 

wtho ave, co~ rhlu It SOlbe Stale Senator James Gray, vandalism could result. that. 

muc 0 e area s lIC cu ura of Warren representing Citi- lun h '00 ld be 'd 

0 0 

Porn'te PU"'II'C SChool 

e 

S 

rosse 

stem 

.U particularly l'n the ~rea Yof' 

the' 

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relationship of the Board to ad. 

ministration and of th Bo d 

to the commum't. at laer e. aArS 

the greater part of y my bus.mess g 

h~' . 

c: ueer Mansfield said Saturday. 

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operate the Cenler in the fiscal To encourage the bagging of Kressbach said t at the City 

year beginning August 1. The small items .and grass and other does not sell plastic bags, but 

herI'tage th Internatl'o IF' . c per.I s cou re ueed 

,e ns es. zens to 4.dvance Puohc Educa- to two With only a few special 

tival is now in its fifth year. ti?n (CAP~) and. Mrs. Zl:lin.e students, assigned to the third 

, ..." ~een along fin8nclal 

hnes, ! believe I can make a 

tr'b- ti to th S te . 

~:t ~r~a o~s well.'~ ys m m 

SEVERAL THOUSAND young other three-fourths of the mon- flexible materials, plastic bags such sales are being cantem. B to Booths All Over . Richards, Vlce:chamnan, MiChl, lunch hour; that the majority Is Kenyon Graduate 

people, many. of them college ies needed to operate c()me are available at the Municipal plated, inasmucb as this is oot ~s are set up ?n the sl~e- gan Democ~a~c .Pa~ty. of the staff and students favor William C. Porter 681 Hampstudents, 

wreaked havoc in the from income from invested en- Building, 15115 East Jefferson. helpful in bagging of rubbish walks, In store lobbies, and ID- .Th.e p~bhc IS lDVlted and ad- an open campus situation, and ton l'oad, is 45 ye;rs old and 

~:~r~my~~~~n~. ~:~~d~~~ 

were called in to oust the reveldowment 

and fees charged for 

certain activities and services 

These are sold to the public at 

a. cost of $5 for a box of 100, 

for disposal. 

In. the Farms, 

.' 

specl~1 plck- 

~~e ~fU~~eOf::o:.h~:n~~a~~ 

arts, crafts and impOrled mer. 

mission 1S free. 

-----that 

other schedules would be 

only acceptable as expedients. 

has been 

19 years. 

a Pointe reside~t for 

He and his wife_ Lor. 

ers afler they turned mainstreet at the Center. as an extra service, and at no ups are norm all?, camed out chandise from Poland, Ger. VW LOSES GLASS He added that the Board one, have four children: Armin, 

into a shambles, This shattered Many Reasons to Give profit to the ci,_. ,. about th~sa.me time that.regn- many, Greece, France, India, Sometime between Friday, could be assured that if the re- 1B, attending GroS8C Pointe 

the dream of ~.()meZap busi. Among the many reasons to ' Slone said that to further :lid la.r rubbish IS ~athered, It w~s Italy, Serbia, the Orient and May 2. and Monday May 5, the quest was granted, the program (Conlinued on Plge S) 

nessmen who expected a $100.- give to Grosse Pointe War Me. the beautification of the Park, dlS::l?sed by Director of 'Public other faraway places will find windshield from.a Volkswagen would be carefully administered ------ 

000 profit, and dub~d the city morlal are these: It is a 2'h 31l Quanzan Oherry trees, pur- SefVIccs, ,John DeFoe. their way to the boolhs and sedan parked at the Farms Pier and established with the follow- Four CandlOdates 

Fort Lauderdale of the Norlh. mill ion dollar complex of chased by the merchants of By special pickups, he point- fTom them into the homes of was stolen. The car is used for ing guidelines dearly under- 

• • • grounds and buildings on the Ke!,cheval avenue, were planted ed out, it is meant heavy items Festival visitors. Women in cl:iver education at North High stood by students, parents and File' len Sllores 

(Continued on Page 12) in Kercheval by city personnel. such as are taken out of ga. richly embroidered dresses will School. (Continued on Page 2) 

Monday, May 12 _" __ -----------'--------- Irages and basements, other than sell pastries and other delica. 

ONE PERSON WAS KILLED C regular rubbish. The city HI on cies made from recipes treas- P bl H ,Three incumbents and a new. 

anlt 12 others injured Sunday Spor", ClassiC, Anti.true ar call al! :rear around for spe. ur~d from generation to genera. U ic earing Scheduled comer filed nomination peti. 

when a car" driven by Horst -'1 cials.' lion. Hons by the 4 p.m. deadline on 

Kwech, driving a Shelby Ford .Show Scheduled 'at C,enter I Residents are not required to, (Continued on Page 4) On Bon Secour.s Proposals Monday, May 12, to seek elecoff 

of the Michigan Inlerna- , .. I place rubbish and other mater- ! ------ lion as trustees in tlie Shores, 

tionalSpeedwayinto a crowd of ,ial at the curb, although this Buddy Poppies .. according to Village Cle.k 

spectators. Durward Fletcher. 

43, an American Motors Cor. 

pOration dealer from Mason, 

died in Foote Hospital in Jack- 

The Spring SpOrt, Classic and' will be sold at cost. Visitors will . is done at times, DeFoe said.. 

Antique Car Show will be held be invited to cast a vote for the The city ~1I6 equipment. to 

on the grounds of Grosse Pointe most popular car and an award gather rubbIsh from the SIde. 

War Memorial on Saturday, will be made at a dinner for yards and r~r yards, a service 

Sale Next Week 

Representatives of Bon Se. should not occupy more than 35 

cours Hospital requested on percent of the site. 

Monday, May 12, during an Ex- Planners for llle hospital have 

ecutive Session of the City of devoted nearly a year to devel. 

Clifford B. Loranger. 

Seeking a return to their 

seats lIround the council table 

at a regular Shores election to 

son shortly after being admitted 

with bead and chest injuries 

May 24, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. exhibitors held at the end of t.he rendererl 

The admission charge of SOc ShoW-in Alger House. years. 

for the past several The Gen. R. A, & Co!. F. M. Grosse Pointe Council, that the 

Alger Post & Aux. #995 Vet. Council consider revised peti. 

oping new approaches and de- be held on Tuesday, May 20, 

tailing numerous d('sign ch8ngp,~ are Frank Columbo of 611 Lake 

and a possible 

Kwech, driving 

broken pelvis. 

a Shelby Boss 

for students and $1 for adults 

will go to the benefit of the 

Honorary 

Ivor Harris 

past 

and 

chairmen 

Richard 

Dr. 

Wi!- 

Would Help Personnel 

. 

crans of Foreign Wars are con- tions that would facilitate ex. 

dncling a sale of Buddy Poppies pansion of the hospital's facil. 

to its expansion 

plan!.:, completed 

program, New 

this month by 

Shore road; Arnold P. Fuchs 

68 Roslyn road; and Chester 

of 

F. 

Mustang, lost control at Turn War Memorial's ?Oth Anniver. Iiams have on thcir committee The Fa!'ms does not. reqUIre on 'I1tursday, May 22 and Fri. ities and services. Giffels and Rossetti. Detroit Ogden of 20 Hawthorne road, 

11 at 120 miles an hour and the 

car skidded off the rain'slick 

track. 

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sary Family Particillation Cam. 

paign. 

The Show will be preceded 

John Egan. Dr. Loyal 

George Wellman. Keith 

Roy SCharfenberg and 

Farr. 

Jodar, 

Smith, 

Gray 

the ba~gm.g of rubbISh and day, May 23 in Grosse Pointe. The City Council was re. architectural fil m, incorporate 

gl~ss cl~ppmgs, etc:, although Paul McGowan, TUxedo 5.2605, quested to approve: c~osing requests made previously by the 

domg thIS would be very be~p. Is chairman and Mrs. Ockford Caroline avenue, since the City Council and by adjoining 

ful to .nP~ pe!5O!1ncI, he saId. Keller, 882-3443, is auxill&i')' street extends for only one block property owners. The plans ful. 

the incumbents. 

Challenging the trio for the 

office, and hoping to replace 

one of them, is Daniel R. Beck 

AN 

ll'uesday, May 13 

INJUNCTION WAS is. 

by a parade of cars through 

the Hill and Village shopping 

Cars to be included among 

those shown are Dave Gabhart's 

The City IS t~mklllg of future 

sale.

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SPORTCOATS . 

I,p lIICKBY.FRBE,\J..IN 

lishr:mJ com(otlablcas }'our fwor. 

il.: M\'eltcr ••• you'll soon become: 

aWJrc of the: :tJ\'anto1ges of hi£h1y 

s);illcJ llICKnY.FRI:J:MAN'llIlnd ' 

uilorinS, Your friends will JU the 

differcncc .toll td/ >'ou about it, We: 

lm'itc)'ouwslip one nn, •• :tnddo 

abitoflldmuinSJQIlrJtif, IrDIIlS135. 

!IG1GIl~~rc~mlnaoTHES AIU: IlXClUSIVli wml us IN DElllOiT 

white.stripcd dceptono 

short IIClOYD dress shirts 

ThQt's'h~,;'a SO~;hll'~k tallor'!iilgg~sh~ 

:','011 discover t]i~ea!iy-going cOIilfort 1IC. \ r 

. :tet4':t in'o et'cry'.Sollthw,ieh shoulder. 

1;~'JQsh~li ~port:;ac~et.sthat beml'" 

with your f1am" d"J bltulfr1l1ith" ' 

'Joltr frallle pf mina.T~ls sprlllg's 1 

'Scmt~wic1c _~eltCI'oJl brillgs yo"rlcll ,.1, 

, Dr/tlsk fabrics, raNging fro,I/. lms~tcd 

'lp"'Jd, ", hquRhty ,"IP", p.,rtct/r 

I 'coordlHllled wi,n)'our.Srml1nvick ' 

slds. You'll make qllire (J 'lit - if t~e 

lah.1 i' Sof/thwlch, 

eottllJwl"rk 

"" .."'.' " ,;, 

car/sterr" 

8o.0!-l TilE HILL 

G,osse Pointe 'Farms 

with fashion spread collars 

reflect taday's trend to color 

and pattern for men. Cool, neat. 

comfortable ..• and they stay that 

way for they're tailored of 

permanent press polyester/cotton. 

blue, red, gold or charcoal with 

narrow white stripes. 6.50 

GROSSE POINTE N'EWS 

CUillera Cl.ll 1) IIIees t 1, ay ~~ee~.~,s.~~:'!lh:nment, "JsllllrJ pe~l alllpllS eqltest or ort ~ "g" I 

'I 20 I"""""'" Iwo .ot"," .11d"" 0 C' R" f N 1 H' 1 I 

The GI'l35Se Pointe Camera War Memorial at a o'c1ack In , 

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~e~~~p~1~rc J}~~U5e~~nl~{;('cC~~j~~~lt~olld ~n~~fo~h~n~llt~~ud~~isss~11~I.io fOCI~~~t~~~r~hZ~;~~~I~~ ~p(ln I~~~~p~n~l:t ht:rtgrJ:~drrll~t~h~ ~~:'~c::I~~Wlt~~,~I~rt~~~~\~~tr~~ 

------------------.- ...-.. --.- ----- Compll~ Program would bo CR_ purflllse (lC prollram develop_ port. 

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fi: ~rrt~~~l~e~~eellcessh'e problem~ Il~~~~: MeGlnnlR then asked U ~~~I~l;I~~y~'r~s~I~~edet~a~~ }~~: 

r::....... ~ (b~"S~ld r~:l~~y~r~~~~~t(~dent :~;r~::~:I~~~\~rr;:~ls~~~n~~: ~~iJ~~vb~.~~~v1nm5~~~b~~~~i~:: 

.,} *,,"~' \ r:. I. eommtlle~ would lIe e~tll'hll~bed which her daU.llhter bod alle-.:ed. Sllndhenl IndIcated that tbe mo- 

'~ • fi:l a~ an 0ilcn Compus Board wllh Iy heen abown nt Pleree, Tha lion would establish polley !o 

-,. t::;.lthe respon~lhlllty of asseulnlf traulloreneleR accordinG to nolhlmfoddlUonol could hendd.'1 

l~~I""\1 f'!\. Ithe ~ltuollon perlodlcolly nnd Mn, 1IlcGlnnlR,were rrom the cd 10 th" ,prollram wllhout 

- t ~ ~~ ~~ I~h~~~:a l~e;~l'1c~~~I~a~~::t1e~~~:l ~~e~::P:c~~OI P~lnelpnl WU. ~k:~ ~fthr;r~.J. F~~hs v~~~~'rr~ 

.'? ~~. ~ ~:~ul~h~eb~:ro~~IlI~:~\~'I~~le~~r~~1:h~oll1~r:e~~~~lel~~~d ll~~nt:ll~i rl~~~~~r~M~~~ln~h~~p:g:, 1I~~~:I 

~ ~ tenJlnrcn~npJlroval to lenvCltho transparenelellin aell educatlan POOllrac?, lIfr, Whitely nod Lee 

__J,. ,':.' , ~: ~~~P\~'~u~~1~:n;~rtT~~Rn~c~~~~ ~~~I~~pr~,~~ed:J~II~II~~aa~~n ~~ ~~lr~~t~d~lnGnn. The motion Willi I 

~ CllmllllR contract 1I!I:nedhy tho teacher In our school "ystem ne. 

,J , ".,':.~:~ 1)~Il~~t~r ;j~l~op~::f~i~n~os;c~l~i1 :~~~~rll~fp,i~g~v~~~r~~rc~It~~p~~ 

~, ~~~klnnlt~l~ci~fll,e~o (~~u~~!. r~~.meeun" wIth ber thllt morn. 

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Thursday, May IS, 1969 

SICE AND SORRY Icontinuation of the moaning 

Blue ~01lday is often just a after the night beCore. 

IDOl'''' '0' 'lien 'NO LOWER FIGURE ANYPLACE. 

1001'''' 10. S"VICf? WE GIVE THE FI,.ST. 

AU THIS .' •• AND MORE, TOO AT 

TOM TAYLOR BUICK, INC. 

BUICK-OPEL DEALER 

. N... C.n • U.lI Cen • Pam • Cust_ Callision Shop 

..13033 . (iR ....TIOT LAkeview 6.3000 

Night Se,vice LA J -9877 . 

CAR LOSES TIRE 

A delivery car owned by the 

Park. Pharmacy, 15324 E. JeC: 

ferson, lost one of its tires and 

wheels sC'metime between the 

late evening hours of Wed~esday 

May 8, and 9 a.m. the next 

day: The car, parked behind 

the pharmacy, had been jacked 

up, the tire and wheel removed, 

and then left to rest on the hub. 

Christiari 

Science 

Monitor I 

" "..(".' .... ,.t 

re~ommehds 

you '~eadl"ilf''''''ll''''; 

your,loeal 

'newspaper 

Your local newspaper keepsY"U In. 

formed of whal's happening in your 

area - communityevenls, public 

.meetings, stories about people in 

your vicinity. These you can't ~ and 

shoul 

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$7500 or more ellrll a high 5~'" Evenif ,. 

should .'ithdra. your money before tile 

maturity date, D .. N will still palY4'" 

On Passbook Accounts, earnings .. paid and 

compounded quarterly at the rate of 4Y2'" 

Open an accountwith any amount and add ,. 

withdraw .Ithout aff"tin. the •• rnlni r.... 

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19107 Mlck It loum.mou'h 

DOWNTOWN DETROIT 

11" Griswold It SIlt. 

Our service technicians haveoeen 

. trained by the Volkswagen. 

BMW and Mercedes-Benz factories,' 

So . , • for buying and superb servicing of a . 

Volkswagen, BMW and Mercedes-Benz, 

there's on,1yone place to come, 

The Woods, 

We're a three car garage. 

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9249 Em JeffersOn - VAlley 2.1055 

SPECIALIZING IN THE CLEANING, 

REFINISHING, ALTERATIONS 

AN:P REPAIRING OF FINE 

SLTEDES AND ~THERS 

Solving Detroiters sueae and leather problems 

since 1949 and now a new and exelusive finishing 

process developed by us which leaves that soft. 

luxurient feel and new look. 

TIle followg appre,ti top • .,ality dry deaner, Ire 80W 

IldIerIzed' assodates of D " C Leatker Cleaaers lDel our 

PleleuiRa\ &erriceI are .. a,allaltle ~ tlIele 

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Extra CoUection Service 

~i:: NYLON 

NAME JACKETS 

Spec ie 1 '5 98 

Names .Expertly Sewed On 

VETERE 

PRO-HARDWARE 

15291 E. Seven Mile 

Bet. Hayes ."d Mar'll'" 

. Open , I.m. to 7 p.m. dilly 

VE 9.4145 

AN'i 

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Bm' of all 1V 1rOubJesare tubes. 

" YDII en ~~j';'Jght bulb, yoO celt CMngeTV tubes Ind save 

uPenIfva IIIlfYice calfs. . ' 

Corne in todq end teet roar tt1besthe ..., Wtft • , • on our New 

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EverytIIing in Electronics at Fantastic Savings 

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 

10U CAN SHOP HERE WITH CONFIDENCE 

-yoU _'t c:omp4etety AtiafIed, your purchue pric:e win be refunded. 

~adio •. 

~Tronlcs 

... of ftoaIe Elecbodicl c.aen. Inc. 

(ContlDuecifromPlle 1) jeeti, the property owners wUl 

their regular picKup days are, have to have them removed by 

but there are two days when a private contractor. The' city 

the city will gather shrubbery does not do this, he added.. 

and limbs and other debris Has SOW 2... _ 

placed at the surb. Mondays For the past year, Petersen, 

and Tuesdays ~re th~ de~ignat- the Woods has been selling 

ed dars for thIS spe4!lal pickup, plastic bags to the public. He 

he said.. .estimated that the city has sold 

As fl\r other Items, such as Imore than. 200,000 bags within 

ol~ water heaters, washing ma- this time. 

chInes and other heavy ob- The bags are of a larger size 

------- - and heavier in texture and far 

superior to those tiold commercially, 

he Pointed out, and come 

50 in a roll. The price is $2.50 

a roll, at no profit to the City, 

it was added .• 

The Woods council is debating'the 

enactment of an ordin. 

ance that will make it compulsory 

that local residents use 

plastic bags for grass clippings, 

rubbish and so on. 

In the Shores, Village Superintendent 

Thoma. JeIferi6 stated 

that the Village does not 

hiv~ the'j problems that the 

19193 MACK AVE. 

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7-Mack Shoppillg Center 

Phone 

881-2720 

0,.. MIL, T111rs., Fr~ & Slit. 10 ... , h 9 p.a-Tues .. Weth. 10 .... 10 6 ,... 

o ~AORRU 

'YOU CAN AL ...YS I. 

SURE OF QUALITY 

FOODS AT 

VERIRUGGE'S" 

TU 5.1565 

COR. MACK & ST. CLAIR 

WE CLOSE WEDS, AT 12 NOON 

Hom. Made-Bulk 

PORK 65 

SAUSAGE I~. 

DRY ONIONS 

35 c .ag 

Fresh 

GREEN ONIONS 

'acki,ed 

Radishes 

2 'It 19 C 

VE'BRUGGE'S 

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GROSSE POI N T EN E W S 

c.therYolntes have, in that his 

community has no commercial 

buildings, th~refOle, there are 

no rubbish and other items 

such as are'1eft at corners or at 

th.! rear of such buildings. 

Cites Fine service 

He said be is of the opillion 

that the service rendered to 

Shores residentS is better than 

its sister ComriltU1lties because 

DPW. 'personnel with motorized 

pickup' equipment go into 

the sideyards and ,rear yards 

of all property to pick up' rub • 

TIRE AND WHEEL STOLEN 

Clau'de A. MagarieUo, 12525 

Moran, reported to City IlOlice 

on Saturday, May 10, that perbans 

unknown had broken into 

the trunk of his car, while it 

was parked in the lot behind 

Kresge's. 17101 Kercheval,' on 

that date, and stolen a tire and 

wheel. The lock of the trunk 

had been pried open . 

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Florida 

JUICE ORANGES 

591. 

Fe$tival Set. for 'Village' 

(Coatiauecl from Pqe 1) 

A large tent will house an art 

exhibit arid artists at work, a 

popcorn wagoo will delight the 

children and bring memories 

to those whose childhood is be. 

hind them, and a steam caltiope 

will make its appearance on the 

first afternoon, Thursday, between 

3 aDd 5 o'clock. 

Demonstrations of some of the 

handcrafts, such as pysanky, 

the intricately decorated Easter 

eggs of the Ukranian people, 

will be given. Materials and in. 

structions will be available for 

creating these works of art at 

home. 

Proceeds for Projects 

Participating grQups will use 

the proc eeds of their sales to 

support various benevolent aDd 

educational projects. 

Locations will be as follows: 

Armenian, Kay Baum; Chinese, 

Village Manor; French; Jaqobson's 

Home Decorative' Shpp; 

German, Michigan Consolidated 

Gas Co. Hospitality Center; 

Greek, Himelhoch's. Doubleday 

Books, and Day Travel; Ameri. 

can Indians, Village Cleaners; 

East India, Jacobsons; Italian, 

McCourt Shoes; Me~can, Best 

& Co; Polisb. Kresge; Serbian, 

Y 0 r k Je~elers;, Ukrainian, 

Pointers Earn 

U of DDegrees 

bish and what have you. Among the more than 1,600 

The Shores will pick up any. students receiving their degrees 

thing residents request, if the from the University of Detroit 

residents call the ,MUDicipal list week were mlny Pointers. 

Building, he said. . They included the following 

Jefferis 6aid that residents students, who were graduated 

are not required to use plastic from The College of Arts and 

bags if they do not want to, but Sciences; Margaret A. Bums, 

tiley are encouraged to do so. 832, Berkshire road; Jean A. 

He said that the, Village trus- Connell, 8118 Pemlierton road; 

tees do not expect to pay an Virginia R. MUllem, 1365Three 

ordinance to eoJnPEll the use of Mile drive; Veronica A. Sumf'rthe 

bags. A newsletter wasre. acki. 715 Balfour roa'd; Mar,Y B. 

cenUy sent to every borne in Dakoske,, 471 Lakeshore lane: 

the Shores, 

mg. whether 

Jefferis said, ask.. {(ibert Paul Grammens; 1814 

or not the people Kenmore drive; Faith Marle A. 

want bags made available, and Kolly, 20475 WqodIand place; 

" o.nly about three persons to?k Micbael J. Let8cher, 64 Merri. 

time to. answer. It was not dlS. weather road; Tbomas J. Padilclosed 

if those who responded la 1886 Prestwick road' Frank 

favored the bags. Atithony Pellerito, 119t Paget 

---- court; Mary ,M. Sloan, 35 Duval 

Pack 85 Holds place; Sharon Vogtll, 1797AI.lard 

avenue and Nancy J. Matzka, 

Pinewood Derby 1478 Do~{n road. , 

Lawrence Thomas Leto,459 

NeH rOad; Thomas J. Dlngell, 

., Thirty-one e,ntrics in Cub 732 Lo;ame road; lean Jif.Cu, 

Scout Pack Il5s, annual Pine- sou 2182 Vernier road' Michael 

wood Derby raced down the T 'Kr 185 'U ' • th 

track recently in the gym at. ag, ~emwea er 

Monteith School. ..' . . r 0 a d: Dennis Pintos,. au 

,'. ' ....". 

!'Me.~I.made by the boY', 

WIth a little help from Dad - 

were of every shape and color. 

~adItonero.d; ..JOhll1C•.~ 

'l... WoocI.lt!l ....e: aU'received cI~- 

.' h L 

geel from Graduate Sil 00 

Each car ,ra.qin,. four races, 

and the run-offrace for tbe top 

Graduating from the Con,eg~ 

01 Bqsiness and Administration 

six cars resulted in a first place were Salvatore 'Cipriano, 51 

victory for. Darryll Graham. Greenbriar drive;Hugb B. Corr 

.Dave Greenspan came in sec. teville, 1810 HoUywood avenue; 

ond, followed by Joe Vier in teonard.J. Schweitzer, 1220 Au. 

third. Fourth place went to dubon road, and Charles .J. 

Bruce Shepherd. Fifth place 

resulted in a tie between Jeft 

Vier and PhU Winchester. 

SpiJad1er, 1332 Balfour road. 

Boneless-Rolled 

PORK LOIN 

ROAST89~ 

Stuffed 98c 

PORK CHOPS . I lb. 

Wilson's Grade A, Fortified 3~ 

SKIMMED MILK, Ya... 1 Ctn. '0. 

lor K.. ptr's Friend - Cleans, Polish.. - 

Copper - Til. - Ir'llil - Stoinlell Steel 

- Rellloyes Rult. 

16.GZ. 21c R, •. 

Pk.. Special ea. 49c 

IO\INTY TOWELS 21C 

2.roll Twin Pic•• 

(7cl with coupon licl 

RED ItOSE TEA lAGS 

lOO-e.unt '1c•. -Specl,1 Off., 

~."I_A,le"tlc Irand 

WHITE CRAI MEAT 

Galli Kilt e",.. f"lr'" 

'ltIED CHICKEN 

• plecu 0' lIlore-taJly cooked 

lIel'" hot or cold-I.lb. Ikz. bucket 

MARKET 

.~ ~...:..- ..:;~:.~..#r..~ , , .,.,_~""._""'__ " _ 

Hickey:s. Mens Shop; and the 

Grosse Pointe Foundation for 

Exceptional Children, Jacob. 

son's. 

Hours of the International 

Festlval in the Village will be 

the same as Village store bours. 

continuing until 9 p.m. on 

Thursday and Friday, May 22 

and 23, closing at 5:30 p.m. on 

Saturday, May 24. 

• His Lordl"l, Jewlfry 

• D9ck~Y'1Spmrose 

(eHY ctune lIIetter} 

,SIMrry TOIKlthr 

safety BolIt IhoH 

• linocu'lri 

• IiIlutlcll Limps 

• Clnldlln Chuts 

SHIP'S WHEEL FAMOUS NOR POLE 

SGUin, J.c1tm wittl the hidden hoo4 

24.50 VAlUE $17.95 

comet'yout 

featuring: 

* CONES 

*SUNDAES 

* SHAKES 

*MALTS 

* PARFAITS 

* BANANA SPLITS 

* FROZEN COKE 

and CHERRY 

ThurSd.y, May t 6, 1969 

If it's lIOutic.1 lI.ut 

nice, we've .• et itl 

Browse 

ihe 

ship's 

wheel 

19605 Mack 

Open Dallv ''', 

FrldaYI 'tll • 

, "All Summer LDng~' 

IntrCMludory ., 

.$pe(iaI.': 

,FRIDAY f MAlt '''.:'; 

.3:30 p.m. 10 9:30p •.m~.~ 

~uyOn~ t;~~e'~: .... , 

AnySiz~ .. 

GElON&'; 

'(".-R.. £'\ '.E":~...'

Thursday, Miy IS, 1969 

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I.", • '69 ImfIG/ •• r ,It. 

n" w.": or 1II0a'•• 

Special Weeleendlate, $15, 

plus mileage, Fri. noo" ',il 

MOil. lloon. 

CHEVROLET DEALERS LEASING / RENTAL SYSTEM 

DICK SHALLA LWING 

16555 H~~PER 

Hr. Whittier 885 • OS'.75 

Book 'siZedTunerl 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

Five Pointe Municipalities Bradley Promoted; 

Serving in Vietnam 

Share $218,414 State Fund WilHam 0. Bradley III, son 

'A proposed legend plaque --,..---- of, Mr. and Mrs, William 0, 

Park Won't Pay 

$425 for Plaque 

bearing the new name of Wind- ~ecord ,first quarter Motor. The. Woods, the .. biggest of IBradley. Jr, oC Ford court, has 

mill Pointe Park, with names Vehicle ,HIghway Fund coHec- the Pomte commumtIes, receiv. been promoted to Lance Corporof 

city officials and local gov- tions are being distri~uted to ed as its share of the fund in al in the Marine Corps. 

ernment aides, to be attached .r.~ichigan'~ counties, cities and 1967 !he sum o~_$51,418; i.n L/Corporal !lradley is servto 

the new ~athhouse in t~e villages,. It was reveal~d .by the 1968, ~t .was $60....75; and thIS ing with the 3rd Military Police 

parle•. was rejected by a, tl~- State HIghway CommIssIOn. year. It IS $71,564. Battalion in DaNang Vietnam. 

brea~mg vute at a Park council Highway Director' Henrik E. The Park's share in 1967 wa ' 

meetmg held on Monday. May I ~lafseth said net receipts duro $42.578; in 1968 it was $50.230~ 

12. 109 January, February and and for the first three months of 

The plaque, which was to 

have. cQst $425,.was JavOred by 

March totaled $131.46 mi!Ii?~, 1969, its 

as oompared to $110.76 millIOn $59655. 

share of the fund is 

Councilmen William Luedders. 

Georg~ VerCionckt and Warr~n 

in the same period of 1968, and I~ 1967 the Farm . d 

$99.81 million in .1967. $36,299; i~ 1968, it w:s $:~~~~~; 

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Page Six G R 0 SSE P-o IN TEN E.W S 

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The reckless driver and his I Pride loses It flavor when a Mack Widening ICinema League Blaz~ Destroys Summer H.olne, 

new auto are soon parted. man has tD eat his words. 

------------------ Plans Discussed Banquet May 22 The O. J. Mulford summer around 2 a.m. FiI:emea arrived 

'residence, on South Channel within minutes, but high winds 

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?CUSTOM BUILDERS 

ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE. ;:REE ESTIMATES 

RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL MODERNIZATION 

~822- 8022 14259 MACK AVE 

, . DETROIT, MICH. 

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For Mother •••The Best Gift. of All' 

A QuakdMaid- Kitchen! 

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Nothing would make a Mother happier than an 

..1- ....n....1.-.Ma.icP Kit- L :"- . the Mother" 

~_~. ,01Cll... ..8 

Day gift &be'lla1ways~ember. She'tHove the' 

true beauty, the- day-to-day ~ her 

Quaker ~ .lGtcben will give her. Call U$ 

this week or come 'in for' ~.OD,PUtting a 

Quaker Mai~ Kitchen in .,our home. You can 

choosefront!? lovely cabinet 8tY1es,and 38 

attractive wocxl finishes. 

Quaker Mai~ MeaDIQuality 5iade , 

Thiele Construction 

(Show Room at) 

24' 45 Little Mac:k'; St. '(n,~j'Sh'orfi' ..,., 

PR 5-2323 

LAWNS DAMAGED 

Mrs. Richard Levitan, 942 

Rivard, ,called City p'olice on 

Thursday, May 1, tq.report that 

a dark blue or black' car had 

run over the lawn and fled the 

area heading nortJ! on Rivard 

to Mack.: Investigation' tevealed 

tire marks across lawns at 932. 

936, 942 and 946 Rivard. All 

lawns were badly rutted. 

TREAT YOU'RSELF TO A 

COMPLETELY WEED-FREE 

LAWN; THI5 SEASON 

IY SPREADING AGRICO 

WIED CONrROl 

WITH fERTILIZER 

THIS NIWL Y IMPROVED 

NODUCT MOM AGRtCO'S 

RESURCH LABORATORY 

3 POTENT 

CONTAINS. WEED KILt.ERS 

THAT SAFELY AND EFFECTIVELY 

fREES YOUR LAWN Of BROAD 

LEAF WEEDS AND THOSE 

HAN.D TO KIU SMALL LEAF 

C.REEPING TYPE WEEDS 

IT ALSO 

FEEDS YOUR LAWN WITH 

LONG LASTING TURF FOOD 

LARCE 5,000 SQUARE FOOT BAC ONLY $545 HERE'S AGRICO 

GRASS FOOD 

'REFIRRED 8Y PROFESSIONALS 

IT'S THE CHAMPION TURF FOOD 

USED AT TIGER STADIUM 

This nutrient packed turf food with a powerful 

16-8-8 formula gives grass more to 

grow on. 60% organic nitrogen feeds grass 

all through the Spring season. Large 32-lb. 

bag nourishes 5,000 square feet of lawn. 

5,000 Sq. Ft. Bag Only 

$4 95 

Buy AGRleO at 

Nelson C. Frolund Viaene's Nursery Sales 

19815 Mack A"e. TU 1-6233 21807 Mack Ave. 777-2800 

At Huntington At Sunnyside 

Meldrum Trucking & 

Gar.en Supplies 

17921 Mack Ave. TU 4.2184 

Comer W•• 1111"ton 

American Motors'Am. 

.. . ~ 

FRESH 

AIR IS ••• 

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Thursday, May 15. 1969 

FREE! I 

Why Not ,Tiki Advlntl" Of It Tl)ls SumllMt' ., l'fOAIIIN • ., 

By Karen Frlh: drive, near The Old Club OD prevented them from control. 

WI 

REPLACING YOYI !MoD •• , 

Wayne Co u n t y SuperviS9r The Grosse Pointe public is Harsen's Island, burlled to the ling the blaze. 

William Bryant, Jr., of Mt. invited to the annual banquet grOund Saturday morning, May1------------ 

V 

'.' th t an~ pro~am of the Grosse 10, due to what firefighters I.-~------'---.II 

"dernon atvenue, salu th: ~udn y Pomte Cmema Leo:tgue, Thurs. believe was faulty wiring. For Professional 

SCREENS 

. oes no reeommen d " WI en, da Ma 22. Tick~ts are vail. '.. A . I 

Jlolr.Ttesc,."" far In ty ttwl-W0IlImg 

of Mack avenue from Somer. y', y 00 a The reslClence IS now owned pprOISQ 5 

• .lumlnum window or por~. AI: 1MIr,lu.UII'Ch 

set to Cadieux" _ mainly for aatblteh frowDI M o St.. 1 I Aluminum I .ront. o."Ift .... Itlll • FlblrtI_ . 

m IoU' AIR-TEC W.. dWio Coil TW2-7800 

~ M.U ~D Igt' ~Id. eGIi 

f'" 

ard ~alembffe:sand by the three Mulford'da.,ghfers, Coli 

financial reasons. e .ar ~morl 0 Ice.. Mrs. Sterling Graham, of Mea. 

Br ant alon with N E FollowlDg dmner, at 6:30. m dow lane, Mrs. Peter Dixon, of LAlKE REALTORS 

y .' g .. ,the Crystal Ballroom, a pNgram Manistee and ,Mrs. Thomas . 777 1230 

G~Il?er.on,.County Road Com. of films will be shown in the Little at'Winnetka ill - 

(fi 

AT 7 MILE IXIT CHRYILEIt 

I 

IXI'Y 

n;,sslon engmeer, pre~e~ted the Fries. Auditorium. The fl1ms Mr~. Grabam told tbe NEWS " ' mJ.1j 1ft! j 

views' .of the CommiSSIon an~ are a group selected from award that many of the priceless fam.lll'Im!.~mt~~~~MIaiillW:.lIiUiJ I lUll=: • 

supe~vlsors at the Park counCil winning entries in the 39th An. ily antiques and first editions 

mcetlllg on Monday, Ma~ 12. nual Photographic S

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Thursday, May 15, 1969 G R 0 SSE POI N T EN E W S Page Seven 

KottJJe,'sGrosse P.'te Lilli" Co. 

• AUTO LEASING • 

i ALL MAKES AND MODELS 

. / /. We Call Adjust 

O fl' ell or II.. t ' Ollr Iltall 

To raur Hoeft 

Lusillg Doily, Waekly, Mollthly, Vaorly 

15550 E. Warren . 885.4770 

...::-&n . 

MIch~riwrs 

can ~ wo.,-,ing 

about Iosilll .. 

their car insurance 

because"'or 

accidellf; , 

Grosse Pointe D~~crn 

15415 E. Jefferson 

Phone,821.6300 

George Polosky, M,r. 

t** SERVING 3 GENElATIONS OF SMART DETROITERS 

i.«iess AWNINGS 

: AIID SIRYICES ARI BIST 

1t 

: Visit Our Showroom 

: or Just Call 

.. 

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Find out how your car insurance can last forever 

with 'Automof:)i1e Club of Michigan'! unique new 

Members' Utetime AutomObile Insurance Guarantee. 

Join Today and Start Leading the Way Now! 

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; ~ ' , -j' .. '.• -. " 

Carrier . 

goes round 

hiding in 

the bushes. 

Carrier's round condensing unit goes into hiding, 

every year. The round one sends the hot air up, 

not out to the sides like the square units. 

Shrubs can grow up around it. You can forget it. 

Carrier's round one is bettar than the boxes 

for other good re.3sons. 

The coil is curved to give you a larger cooling space area. 

You have more efficient, more compact, more economical 

air conditioning. 

Letusplant 

yours now. 

Call now for a free, no-obligation survey of your 

air conditioning needs. 

~ 

WilliAMS 

REfRIGERATION & HEATING 

14711 Harper 

372.5500 

IWitness Nails 

Hit-Run Driver 

II 

Late Friday afternoon, May 

9, two cars parked in front of 

the NEWS' office at 00 Ker. 

cheval were damaged by a hit. 

an.d.run motorist. 

Parked on the north sfde of 

'Kercheval, a station wagon, 

owned by Robert Sholty of 592 

____ Lakeland, was hit first. The 

force of the impact pushed it 

*.* into a sedan owned by Marie 

'* Pellerito of 1138 Whittier . 

: At the time, there was no one 

.. in either of the two cars. 

It A businessman in' the area 

__ noted the license number of the 

It fleeing car and gave it to Farms 

.. pol' lce. 

.. After checking with Lansing, 

': 

.. 

it was disCQvered that the bit. 

and.run car, a 1966 Chrysler, 

It was owned by Marion Ferry of 

tf 276 Kercheval. Further investi . 

It gation disclosed that the driver 

'It was Ferry's 15.year-old daugh . 

.... tel'. Randall Gerry. 

I Miss Ferry has no operator's 

license, but she was driving 

wit h the knowledge of her 

mother. 

The total damag(' to the three 

cars wa~ set at $105. 

I 

--ILatin Week'Set 

IAt St, Paul High 

, 

TRAP AND SKEET 

: SHOOTERS 

• Hear .~rotectors 

• Shooti n9 Glasses 

• Gloves & Vests 

B. McDaniel Gun Shop 

15101 KERCHIVAL VA '-8200 

Open 1Mn., T...... WI"., Sit., t to , p.m. 

0_ 'rfclay , I.m. to • p,m. 

Forum to Probe Heart A.ttacks 

"Heart Attack Survival - 

1969" is the tiUe of a public 

forum sponsored by Cottage, 

Saint John, and Bon Secours 

Hospitals at 8 p.m., Friday, 

May 16, in the auditorium of 

Parcells. Middle School, 20600 

Mack at 8 Mile road. 

A panel of experts in the field 

of cardiology from 'the staffs of 

the three hospitals will present 

the latest information on the 

causes, methods of prevention 

and the treatment of the nation's 

number one killer - the 

heart attack. 

Included in the presentations 

will be a description of how the 

cardiac team working in the 

coronary care units of modern 

community hospitals significantly 

increases the survival rate ot 

heart attack victims. , 

Said Dr. Hugh Henderson, Director 

of the Coronary Care 

Unit at Saint John Hospital, and 

principal speaker, "It has been 

estimated that as many as 50" 

000 lives of heart attack vic. 

tims CQuld be saved annually 

if aU heart attack victims could 

reach a hospital coronary care 

unit similar to the one at Saint 

John Hospital." 

Appearing .on the program 

besides Dr. Henderson are Wal. 

tel' Kujawski, M.D. and Robert 

G riff in, M.D., Cardiologists; 

Catherine Mulligan, R.N., and 

Shiela Le Sueur, R.N., Cardiac 

Nurses, and Mrs. Joan McHale, 

Dietician . 

. Following their presentations 

I The Latin students of St.' Paul 

Iwill reserve next week, May 19 

I. to May 23, for Latin Week. 

I It will begin on Monday, with 

an exhibit of projects, done by 

Latin I and Latin II students. 

The projects will generally cen. 

tel' around the subjects of Ro- 

Clinic Day Set 

At BOlt Secours 

Management of advanced kid. 

man History, Architecture and 

i the Background of Roman Cus. 

Itoms. These projects will be 

Ijudged by the advanclid Latin 

ney failure with dialysis and 

renal transplantation will be 

discussed by Dr. Ralph Atwood 

Strafion, heau of the Departstudents 

week. 

on Tuesday of ,that merit of Urology of the Cleve. 

land Clinic at the twenty.first 

On' Wednesday, May 14, stu. 

dents of Latin m classes will 

present a fashion show, model, 

Annual Clinic Day of Bon Se. 

cours Hospital on Wednesday, 

May 21. 'All Grosse Pointe 

physicians ale invited. 

ing styles 

Rome. The 

worn in 

following 

Ancient 

day will 

Dr. Straffon's talk will clio 

max a day of scient.ific papers 

be an outdoor gamell day. All 

of the LatiJi students will parti. 

beginning at 1 o'clock when 19 

members of theStaf{ of thehos. 

cipat~ in simulated games of pital will present results of tbeii- 

Old Rome, investigation and experience in 

Latin Week will enB on Fri. clinical medicine. Eight of the 

~ay, May 16, with a bariquetfor pape~s'lire byitl'~ and Resi. 

all of the 8dvanced Latin stu. ,dents. . .', _:.•" :" ,. 

dents. The hanquet willco11llisf .M' IeD~g.etheve',~.~. : ' 'm"'~.'A 

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5aturda!, May I?, ~~the scho?l 

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All ninth through twelve the right side window and right 

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G RO SSE PO I N T E NEWS 

At • time when "doing your terested in "l'ragmatism and 

own thing" has become impor. American Education." 

tant to a large segment of the John Kelly, who toOk a course 

young adult population of the in photography at W8yne State 

United States, if DOt the entire University during the summer, 

world, even the academic pro. has as his topic "Photographic 

gram at Grosse Pointe South Techniclil Control in Negatives 

Hig~ School reflects the point and Printing, Advanced Ter-h. 

of vIew.. . niques." 

Followmg the philosophy ex. I . 

ressed by the contemporary Ka~hy. Kraeme~ researched 

p ,. "India m Art" fIrst semester 

cliche. permits st.udents to, en- nd followed by stud ing diUer. 

gage m a meanJllgful variety a, . Y 

of activities related to their ent kmds of media the second 

own personal interest. semester. 

Even today's range of normal James Osetek's topic is "Castclass 

activities is wider and ing," while Bill Pace is work. 

deeper than it has been in the ing on "Race Relations-An 

past, but does not always sat. Analysis." 

isfy the intellectual curiosity of Peter Pettit's study of Ger. 

youth. So, in recent years a man literature has focused on 

new dimension to learning has Brecht. while Edward Robertbeen 

added, with a fully-organ- son's topics are "Genetics of 

ized program of independent Paremecium Aurelia" and the 

study available to qul'lified stu. production of a black and white 

dents in grades 10, 11 and 12. film. 

At South High this year, for Rod Rose is currently fashion. 

example, 26 students are ta~g ing a musical composition. Baradvantage 

of the opportumty bara White is investigating opto 

embark on various projects 'portunities and requirements in 

in ~, b;lstory, ~ysics, literary, libral}' science, and Beverly 

toPICS m fore1gn languages Wood is studying "The Rela. 

(Spanish, French, ,or German) tionship between Ancient CuI. 

or American education. They tures and thei17Folklore." 

may even ~a~t a pictw-.e. or Miss Weier said that to par. 

cre~te an ongmal co~posltion. ticipate in the program this 

Miss, L e".n a Weier" the school year, last summer stu. 

SCh061 s Coordina~r of Indepen. dents must have earned an 

dent S~.udy, explamed !he pro- average of at least C plus in 

gram. The. concept of mdepen. the field in which they will be 

~ent study 1Sb~sed on the real- doing researcb in depth, great 

1~ that learnmg and educa. dependability, keen interest in 

lion c~ OIlly take place when the area, (shown by thl:! back. 

~ ~esll'e ~ ~e~m c~mes fr~m ground reading or research 

within the mdivldual, she saId. which the student has done and 

"It is further based OD the which he has continued through 

knowledge ~I!t .a11stu~e~f:s ~s. the summer so that he knows 

sess ~~?al for self-lDltiative, exactly what he wishes to do 

se1f-diSC:1p,line,resow-cefuIness, tbroughol$t the year,) 

p'roductivlly, and se1f-eva~u~. In ;;ddIuQli"each 'student sets 

t!0n. ,!o release these potentiah. the duration 'of ,his study in 

ties IS the purpose of educa. ' uItaf . With"bis adviser 

tion," she added. cons. 100 , . i : 

J;!rojects cw-rently underway He m~st be able~. work w thl 

include Bill Allen's "Study of out direct supervlSlon and be 

American Indians," which was able to condu.ct himself ~o tha: 

presented as a series of lectures he. d~s Dot IDtedere W1th th 

to a claSS' Ni(:ola Balderi's al:tivlties of others. 

project on 'oil painting; Brad . ~e. student is resp.onsib.le for 

Barker';> "Medieval Pretenders ~tiating c?ntacts .wlth h1s ad. 

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Indian." rors, or seeking help. He m~st 

Linda Adler has elected a be prepared for conft!rence dls' 

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Last of the Romanovs" whUe uled 10 cooperation WIth the Co. 

Forrest Brown's topic is' "Elec- ordinator of Independent stud~ 

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who has clecided upon a career gram, Miss Weier; w~o also 

in medicine, and who missed teaches two classes of contemtaking 

the regular course in porary world. history and. two 

---------------------- biology, is taking the subject in- classes, of American history, 

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dependently. John. DiLoreto ill said that. students receive ~O:' 

building a spark chamber. ' hours' credit for the year. She' 

During the illst.semester Kris adJJet:f that they present their 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 

Phi Beta Kappa Writing Award J~F. Wiedelman 

Honors Scholars To Judith Frutig A.ward Winner 

Scholarsllip Set 

For Air Cadets 

At the Detroit. Press Club 

Foundation dinner beldon Fri . 

day, May 2, at the Sheratoll' 

Cadillac Hotel, F 0 un dati 0 n 

president James Roche presented 

a scroll and a $359 

check to Pointe photographer 

Jo~eph F. Wiedelman, of 975 

Fisher road. 

Wiedel man's winning entry 

in the photographic category of 

the Foundation's annual a'-ards I 

competition was a series of . 

The Men's Garden Club of 

Grosse Poi n t e will hold its 

monthly meeting tonight. Thurs. 

day, May Ill, at the Grosse 

Pointe War MemorfaI', 32 Lakeshore, 

at 8 o'clock . 

The topic for the night is 

"Grasses, Old and New." The 

speaker will be Jack Swarlze. 

Army Mas~,r 'Serge'ant Edward 

W. AIbachten, Jr.,! whose 

father, Edward, W. AIbachten, 

lives at 2030l Morningside drive, 

was assigned April 9 to the 1st 

Signal Brigade in Vietnam, as 

au 9perations sergeant. 

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TAILORING 

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ALTER.4TIONS 

faT bolh ladies ond gentlemen 

Skilled workmanship. 

Some 45 Grosse Pointe Soutb At tbe fourth annual awards 

High seniors will receive the 

Cerlifi!late Award of the De. 

troit Association .'of Phi Beta 

dinner of the Delroit Press ~lub 

Foundation held on Friday eve. 

ning, May. 2, at the Sheraton- 

Kappa at a formal presentation Cadillac Hotel, Juditb Frutig, 

tonight, Thursday, May 15, at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil. 

Ford Auditorium. 

liam A. Frutig of 255 Hamilton 

court, receiv,ed a $350 award 

In order to be cODsidered for ~or ~xc,ellenCe ~n feature writ. 

this honor a 3.6 grade average 109 10 a magazme. 

on a 4.0 scale must hI:: main- Miss Frutig's article was an 

tained throughout the sopho. in.depth examination of under- 

more and junior years and the ground music in the Detroit 

first half of the senior year. area. 

The grade a v era g e is based Currently neliring her jour. 

only on college preparatory nalism degree at Wayne State 

courses. Students. receiving this University, J u dith attended 

award must not only meet l1Je Kerby School before going on 

photographs of the beating of 

a dissident Teamster Union 

member by another Teamster 

outside a union hall. 

We ""' IISH .illif COifs 

II,", stoles. 

14440 E. JeHerson 

VA 1-4063 

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a cad e m i c requirements but 

must mai;ltain good citizenship 

records throughout high school. 

!J'bese students make up less 

,than three percent of the 40 

thousand graduat'!s of the pub. 

I lie, parochial and private high 

schools in the Detroit metropolitan 

area. 

10 Principia Upper School in 

St. Louis, Mo. 

Press Club Foundation presi. 

dent James Roche, Chairman, 

General Motors Corporation, 

made the awards. - 

Chet Huntley, NBC news. 

caster and commentator, was 

guest speaker .at the dinner. 

Men Gardeners 

Meet Tonight 

I 

Students receiving this recognition 

include 'fhomas Arndt, 

David Barker, Linda: Belanger, 

Perry Bowen, 'Bonnie Brey, El- 

len-Clarke Buckminister, Chris. Air Force T/Sergeant Lawtine 

Corcoran, Matthew Devine, rence L. Loos, son of Mr. aDd Sergeant Albachten 

Kathy Dietrich, Jon DiLoreto, Mrs.' Elmer Laos, 2110 Roslyn 

William Edmunds, Gary Enz. road, has established an annual Serves in Vietnam 

mann, Kristin Franz, James h I h 

Frede, Carl Graham, Kerry se 08rs ip of $600 for Civil 

Air Patrol cadets in the Colo- 

Graham, Robert Halk and. John rado Springs, Colo., area. 

Hamann. . Loos, a 1954 graduate of 

Others are Ruth Harbo, Rich. Grosse Pointe High School, es- 

I ard Hendricks, Irving 

ham, Lois Kavanagh,' 

Ingra. tablished the scholarship by 

An):le saying that, "Except for CAP's 

SAVE! $ $ CALORE - SEE US FIRST 

KIeene, Julie Kornieck, Linda 

Kulma, Rebecca Lake, Timo. 

thy Macaddino, Lincoln Lee, 

'annual summer flying program, 

open to several hundred cadets, 

not .many others have an oppor- 

Karen 'Mauuil:,Qeorge Mandich tumty 1.0 learn to fly." 

~ A" s,ecilill7 selec'" 6, ou, expel" s,aff. 

Ellen Martin:i' Mary McLe'eod: Cadets 'applying for. assi~t- 

Where Would You Like to Go? IBeth Meyers, ChristinePittel, .a~ce under the n~w'scholarshlp 

Frances Platz,. 'Kenneth Rem,. W1~ be sell!cted liy a board ap- 

Here I~ Your Vacation? 

Sally Slater, Kenneth Sorenson, ,pomted by the. local CAP com- 

Neeil Tuttle SusanVaDce Pe- 'mander. They must be 16;2 

Not.: All prices 4U~ are per perso~ ldouble 'occupanc)'/and ter VanHo~k, Mariana.' ivan, when they apply, and they m,!st 

include tronspcrtalian from Detroit. . 

Gruneigen, Carolyn Westhoff;~ave. pa~s-:c'.the.Fe?eraI A!Ja. 

Karen WiIsoDaDd Sigrid Bower. UOD .AdJ!11Dlstration.s pbY~lcal 

exammation for pnvate pilots MICHIGAN PREMIERE 

Hawaii ... s4850 In 1968, 25 South High stu~ and the FFA's ground school 

dents were named to -Phi Beta examination. . 

lIIaggie Smith - 

Kappa, in 1967, 32 were sJion-. Sergeant Loos haS' been ISSO' Robert Stephens 

ored -and in 1966, 33 students' dated with the CAP for 15 liTHE PRIME OF MISS 

were honored. years and holds the grade of 

first lieutenant in that organiza- 

JEAN BRODIE'" 

tion. The CAP is an auxiliary 

in Color 

to the Air Force .and assumes 

Plan Festival the b,urden ..~ ,'mugh of the Plus Fp.aturette - 

search and rescu~ work which 

For Writers 

occurs in aU.50 sta.. ' "WORLD OF FASHION" 

Sergeant Loos _liS: presenUy 

in color 

An all day Writerr; Festival, serving In Thail •. , eooi:'dillat. 

sponsI'red by the Grosse Po~te Ing. ~ hometowl1;" ews:',pro, 

Public Libraries a~d the Detroit gram; which involj es photo- 

Women Writers, will be held on graphy, TV films -and radiI' LAD' alES' HDAI"VMEOYNODUSR 

Saturday, May 24, in the Cen. tapes. He also writer. a quarter. .. 

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Thursday. May 15; 1969 

n Prep School News re::rk~ an invited, honored 

The anl1ual AustiJl Awards 

D i 11n er Will stalled at the 

Latin Quarter on Friday, May 9. 

The sixth year saw Il50 people 

honoring the 230 studenb who 

haye achieved merit ill the 

areas of academics, athletics 

and activities. ' 

The program included dinner, 

the. conferring of award medals 

and trophies, vocal selections 

by the Austin Ensemble and 

dancing., The yearly event Is 

guest, a student must have 'par. 

spOnsored by the Austia Did's ticipate4 throuJbout the year 

Club and the5eDate Committee. su~ssful1y In school. twnls. 

, The ijOllOr RoUs, athletie teams 

MIste~ oj CeremoDiel owu ami activities orranlzAtloDs are 

ThQmI' E. Bao.y" VIet~. .uch eventa. The aWl.ld "Activpal 

of Studies aDel Mtiv~U", i~1 Han 01 the Year" was 

with the eoDferriDI of ~J giveJSto Timothy GlItVey white 

done, by Rev. Tbonw Osbllrne, Jllcilael ~pie' reeeived '1'be 

O.S'.A., Lawrerice RaIIeUlo, aDd Sporta EDthuliast of the Year." 

'Rev. Lawrence Dore, O.S.A. Mlehael' MI~ice received ttle 

The principal, KJY. A. J. HiDe. Jolm J. Michael FOrensic Award 

brand, O.&,A. and T. E"!l';" Dieet "';..,ihr P"'.;L '.' ..... ~n..l ... _ '"!!I'"" 

established is continued and officially DlJDed Three . e' , ,,ua,1II _' :, -- " ." ";,.,,,,!~_e £VI all)' 

Drivellarit. Said' parka and any additional areas ~ed J, dama,e'ea~ to sueheqiiipmlll(i'.4 rerult of 

, thereto by landfill or ac:quillitionof adjoining property ~ 1ID1l.~, ,rouP or unwarranted UN(I,. and 

herematter referred to iDdividualIy u "the Part" or sball be respoJlsfble for theretui'n ~,such equipcollectively 

'as "the ,Parks." ' ,meat to its proper place or. to ,the e~ployee of 

. . ' ... the Pari!: from wtlomsuch equipment wa.s obtained. 

3.21.. ADMlTI'ANCE TO PARKS. No pel'llOJl'.ball be (5) The :PirkSupervDor iJWl 'have au~rity to reo 

admitted to the Parks except persGn. havin, a1ld exldblt- ' . atrict the UN of . any reenational equipment &0 

ing valid permit cards entlWng to ad!Dlttanee the holder aJ to wute it l'IIIOIIIble availability to all per. 

and guests In the company.of. pel'llOllJ holdlni and e~t. IOftI using the Park and desir.in, to use such 

iDg valid guest permit cardi. recreatiOnal equipm~t. ':,." . . . 

. • ". (8) The UN of the Parb sball be "restricted to sucb 

3.22. P~TC~.Applica~iln for; permit ~. .' hOW'llI' ml)"be dosignaled'from time to time by 

snaUbe maqe, to the Du:eewr of Public Sl;J'Vlce,UpoD;lUch_, the City CoUDdJ.,. .' 

forms ~she,sball,.prescnbe and shall be JSSutc1,in acCord- (7) ,At ~he closing oour of either Park, an penons 

anCe WIth the following rules:, withill the Park,hall Immediately depart there- 

(1) Permit cirds may be issued upon appUcation of ~m. ~OpenoD, hayin~-beeD.directed to leave 

, any resident of the City and shan eDtitle tile appli- said Park at ~e cI06U1g hour by. the !ark Supereant 

and each member of ' the applicant'l famil7 visor or. a~y Pa~ employee, .hall f&lito depart 

to be admitted to the Parka upon PreHIltatioD of therefrom ImmedIately. . 

said permit card . (8) The City Manager, subject to the approval of the 

(2) Permit eards sball be lBsued' aDIIuallJ IJId shal1 City. Counc!1, shaU from time to time. make and 

expire on the first d.y ()f Ma, foUowiq th. publish a bst of sports and games which may be 

issuance th~reof. If the holder tbeieollhall ceue, e!lgaged In within ,either Parle. No ~r~n ~haU 

to be a resident of the City, such permit carda eng'ge in any otbe~ game or ~~ W1thin ~I~er 

shall thereupon be void and .• ball be lUrrendered Park except. those listed u peml1tted. by the ':ity 

to any Park employee or to the Cler., for em- Manager, WIth the approval of the City Council. 

ceUation. (9) No dogs sh.ll be permitted within either Park. 

(3) U any person to. wbom a permit cam hal been ,3.25. MOTOR VEHICLES. No motor vehicle shaU be 

is!iued or any member of such person's family or driven within either Park at a speed in exeas of ten (10) 

household, o~ any guest aecompaJl~ such ~- ~i1e.per hour and no motor vehicle shall be operated in 

son, shall V10late any of the proV1SlODl of this either Park other than with due clre and caution. No 

Code regulating the conduct of penons in publie pe1'5Im shaU part any motor vehicle within' either Park 

places, such person shall be ejected from the Park other than within a space or _rea ,proyidecl for, 'parking 

I and the permit Cl.l'd m3Y be taken up and cancelled. and deslpated as a place where parking is permitted. 

Such permit. card shall not thereattel' be reinstated~xc~pt 

by order of the City Council upon US. DOCKING PRIVILEGES. No person .~ll doc;k 

application made t.o it.. or store any boat or water craft at any Park pier or In 

(4) No person shal1 make allY false statement or false any Park harbor untll a permit th~refo,:, ~han have been 

,representation in his or Mt'app1ication for a per. obtaJned from the Director. cf Pubhc .Servlce and the fee, 

mit card.. - as ~blished by resolution. of the City Council, ~or sueh 

(5) The household of eacb family resident ill the City per~llt has been raid. Appllca~s for ~ock pernuta Ihall 

shall be entitled to one family guest card which be .made to the Director of Pubh~ Setvlce. on forms pr~shall 

authorize the admittance of guests in the scnbed by him. Each person haVlI!" a valid dock permIt 

company of oue or more members of the family shall bave dock space assigned ~ hIm. ; 

in such number as may be perrnisslble accordlne 3.2"1.BOATS AND WATER CRAFT. No person shaU 

to the terms Cof any ,resolu~on rtlUlating the dump or discharge any refuse, sewage or !lUge water from 

number of guests, to be ,dmitted b, such card, all)' boat or water craft, or use 'ny toilet on any boat or 

adopted by the City CouDell. ..' water craft, while the ume shaU. be docked in any Park 

(6) OrganizatiOns, .clu~ and eroups, conslstine prm- pier or .ball be in any Park harbor. The Director of 

cipally of residents of the City,. may be gran!td Public Service sb.U furnish each bo,t owner with a copy 

exclusive use of any Par'[ building upon app1i?- of this section of this Chapter, and every person to whom 

tion to the City Clerk and .pprova~ ~y the City a dock permit Is issued shaD post a copy thereof in a 

Manager, upon such terms and conditions as may conspieuOIl. place OIl the boat for which such permit is 

be established by the Oity Manager, and su~ject issued. 

to such rules and regulations as may be prucnbed 

by the City Council. 

(7) Application for permit eards m.y be made by nonresidents 

who own personal property or unimproved 

real estate in the City and who have presenled 

proof that the City taxes for the current 

year for such property. U sueh taxes have been 

levied, are paid, and if such taxes have not been 

levied at the time application is made, then proof 

that the taxes for the immediately preceding year 

for such property have been paid. Non-residents 

shall not be entitled to a famny guest card. 

3,23. GUE.~STS.Pel-sons who are guests of reslmtl of 

the City may be admitted to the Parb when they ~re In 

the company of a rwdent who has in biI possemon a 

valid resident permit card and a valid famlly guest card. 

The resident upon whose resident permit eard allY guest 

secures admission to either Park, shan be responsible for 

the conduct of such guest during the time he Is in such 

Park. 

3,24. PARK RULES, The foUowing rules and .reiU1a• 

tions shall govern the conduct of aU persons usll1l the 

Parks: 

(1) No person shall conduct himself III a loud, 

boisterous or IJIdeeent manner, and It .hall be 

the duty of the person to whom the 1lfI1Ilft card 

bas been issued und8r tbe provlllona of this GPN &-15.. , 

• • • 

3.28, RECKLESS BOAT OPERATION. No person ~hall 

operate in any Park harbor any motor boat, launch or 

other water rraft In a reckless manner or at an excessive 

rate of speed so as to end.nger the life or property of any 

person in or on said waters, having d~e. regard to the 

pres-ence or other bollts, bathers. persons engaged in 

fishing, or objects in or on such waters and of any other 

conditiool then existing, No person shall operate any motor 

boat on Aid waters at a rate of speed greater than wiD 

permit him to bring it to a stop withlD the assured clear 

distance ahead. 

3.18. ENFORCEMENT. The Park Supervisor and the 

Park employees are hereby designated II special police 

officers for the purpose cf maintalnln, peace and good 

order at the Parks and to enforce the proviaJ4ril of this 

Code within the area of either Par)o_ l' 

3.30. ADDITIONAL RULES. The City MaDager, subject 

to the appNlval of Ule City Counell, shall m,ke sueh 

additional rules and regulations concerning the QporaUon 

of the Park! and promoting the' health, sifety and' w~lfare 

of the persons using such Parks, as he may deem proper. 

No penon shan faU to obey any such rule or regulation. 

SeetlOIl 2. Th1!1 Ordinance .haIl be effective May 30, 11H19. 

N. J, ORTIS. 

crrY CLERX 

slam bome run. ROier Hohl Athletics 1 1 

and Billy Monaco were the Red Sox 1 1 

hitters a~ Dave Thomas the Tigers 1 2 

fielding atar. y.nkeu 0 3 

On M.y ,~,the Phillie' be.t sell.tors , 0 3 

the ~tes", ~ 1,o~th.e *lNll The Natioual League 

three-hit pitChingof'RoIer Hobl W L 

and the home riuls of Mait Philliea '0 . 

Rinke and Kem' Soraelool. Cubl 3 1 

The Buc. didn't score until the Dod,ers 3 1 

sixth., Fine defensive plays Bravea. 2 2 

were turned in by John David Cards 2 2 

and Billy 'Monaco. Plratea 1 3 

On MaY, 8 the PhlWes beat Red Le,. 1 3 

the Dodge,rs 2, to I, on the aile' Giants 0' 

hit pltchin. of Kerry .Dd Xen 

Sorgeloos; ~~,cGXeiDj. ~~.tWl 

" bome run.,~ gllme... lIS 

Dodgers "alld, l~.lPbilUes ,'0 

down on llt;\'!kes. DOdier pitchers 

were El1cVanHee and Bob 

DeCrane. ' 

On May 8 the Red Legs won 

over the Pirates 7 to •. '!'be 

Red pitcher, were Fritz: 'Lebman, 

Dale Ellis, and Dan :Matzka. 

Dale EDis, ,Din Matzkl and 

Paul Adamo pitched fO!', the 

" Pirates.' Fritz ,Lehmill bad I 

crand-slani' hOmer '.to 'win the 

game .' ." i 

On •M.y f tl:le Chieaco Cubs 

beat the Giants 10 t.o 4.. i 'nte 

wilmtngpiteber, was Drew: BI'C!ph)". 

Jeff Cardwell and Keltlt 

Alard eacih bad tIiree hita. For 

the Gianta Xeith~Uwaaon had 

two hita. On M.y " tbeCubi 

beat the GlaDts, 10 to "" 

7911 ew-nt..-d.' ••. 

.... ~. MIch .. " oU7S1 

s...."y .1aHcIr ........ , hK. 

,'. Seven 

St. Paulrr~m Set for Friday 

Juniors and Senior•. Of 1St, the Pompeii In Room frOm • 

Paui High School will bold the p,m.-1 a,m. ' 

annual Junior,Senior Prom' on This yeir's prom will Get IJI- 

Friday, May 16., This year It elude a dinner, thus lowerfQ 

will he heid at the Whittier in the price of the tickets. 

1 TWO HOUI DlIVE no",. ''TIlE POlITES" . WILL IRING YOU TO: 

"THE POINT~' OF SAND POINT 

LAKESIDE LIVING on "The POINT'" of Sand Point, A PRIVATE ond exclusive 

C1r~cn Saginow Boy with bulldinsi restrictlons'to prOtect your Investment. Prices 

steirt fit $7,000.00, ;Terms available, 100 toot of WATER, FRONTAGE on IOndy 

beoC"'I. Loc:ate~ only four miles from Caseville, Write or call: 

CASEViLLE 

517 

l5iS.4201, 

156-9962 

YEAR\ 

AROUND 

RESORt, 

LIVING 

ON LAKE ST_ CLAIR 

36000 EAST JEFFERSON 

DITItOtT ' 

, UJ 

. 545-2500 

, ",V'!,~I"'W'& fMt>:~,;Il;" .t,,~ ~U;l ::,l~~;;''' 

.,LUXURYl,AND'~ SEDRpoM 

LAKE. V I E W APARTMENTS 

WITH SCENIC P R I VATE 

1 'PATIO OR ~ALCONY FROM 

:$J70'MONTHLY • ~'. If the ,\ 

'pi~tur~sque enchilntment of, 

lake-side living lures. you" ,if: .' 

yO,u'erijoy boating, .swimminc . 

and. fishing, then ytiU'II' want 

to ,makt9 . Ha:'bor Club Apartments 

your permanent home 

"port-of-ca II. " Each spaciOU$ 

apartment, includes wa ii-to. 

wall car p,t iIiI, complet.ly 

'equipped G.E, 'kitchen and ,.ir 

conditioning .. PRIVATE BOAT 

WELL FACfLlTIES A V A I L~ . 

ABLE. The waterfront, club. 

hous.e adjoining the swimming' . 

pool is ~JsO avail~l:ire for ten-, ' 

ant. use; So sail.out, sign' on", 

arid 'stow your gear ,at the 

Hari!or Club Apartments." For 

information ' please call our' 

resident manager at 791 ~1441. 

COMMONWEALTH .LDG~ •. DETllO,T, MICHI."N • Woo l.atl 

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011I' ~ l!oonnIII m IIIOIt tlIM ".., JIll .... ., 

&". " He'll P'~ ,. car.lId wIlen)'DU dill "4" 11'01IIJ'OIIf SIIorIliII (M'" 

III'U UVI H PUrrilll.'11le ",tllllCf when you',. reedy to ItM. 

"bal', nw,.. 1II'vt." ItId a ,,*,1.8enlJlyl 

SHOREliNllAst 

1_APA"TM.N"~ '''IT .r1"11te01li 

Itvdlo. OM Ind twIllled*"" 

lperlmtnll "0", $175/monlll 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursci.y, .M.y 15, 1969 

! 

Obituaries' 

119 KERCH EV.AL 

(over Trail Apothecary) 

To cell!brate our opening we are 

presenting an exhibition of paintings by 

BmY PRUDDEN 

The public is invited to meet the artist 

SUNDAY ..\lAY 18 from 2 to 5 

fcmnerly of 

395 Fisher Road, wish to announce 

their new location, 

'119 KERCHEVAL "on the hill" 886.6694 

Hours: Tues. thru Sat. noon 'tilll; ThUrsday to 7 p,m. 

-. 

Grosse Pointe Studio 

'Grosse Pointe Studio 

Ch1P"ChOfferiDg 

Recital.Concert. ' 

Additional Donors To. Memorial- Center Drive 

(CoIdIaaed from Pqe 1) Mr. aDd 111'1. Bernard P. EoUar, C. A. Kramer, Mr. ,Ie Kohring, Mr. & Mn. ,CbarlesK. Halm, Mr. " Mrs. LawreneeI. 

Pointe's most beautiful prop. Pearse, Mr. 'abld )frs. I)u. Mrs. Edward H. Kramer, Mr. Kreiche1t, ... " Mrs. Jolm E. H~r, Mrs. Robert G. Hart- Miss Betty Jane Shew.n, the MAilGAIlBTJLlZABB'I'II. 9, in Col~mbia General Hospi' 

erty, which was given outright Wayne 1. Petenoa, Mr. &lid " Mrs; Kurt J. KreIll1icJi, Mr. LandinO, Louis Larke, Alvina wick, Mr. " Mrs. Frank R. Church Organist, aDd the Cb~. JSABN tal, Detroit. A mass wu said 

to the five Grosse Pointes with. Mn. V. L. PetellOD, Jiln. Stan. & Mrs. Frank A. ~, Jr., M. Lee, W. Harold Lightbody, Helminski, Mr. " Mrs. Bussell eel Cboir under the direction of Memorial service' for, Mrs. at Our Lady of the Rosary 

out costing them a cent. ford Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. T. W. Kuhn FOWKIatlon, Mr. Dr. " Mr •. Clarence S. Livin. L. Herbn,ick" Mr. " Mr•. ~om Rich.rd B.. Johns, Choirmaster, Balm, 1386 Grayton road, who Church on Monday, May 12. 

It provides true service for Platz, )lr. and Mn. Jo1m E. "Mrs. Edward F. LaDil, Dr. good, J. E. Lucast. R. Heydma~, Mr. " Mrs. Leoa. will present a cOmbined O!pn died suddenly in Adelaide, Aus. '-Mr. HofWeber was' a retired 

the living while standing as a ;:e:;r/~~'m ~S;W~~~sMr~ f~::sa~.:r~ Mr. & Mrs. Ray T. Lyons, llrd

Thursday. MIY ,;, .1969 _____6 JLa..s.S.E. POI N TEN .EW S Page Thirteen 

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20th ANN~VERSARY 

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Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NE'WS Thursd~y, May IS, 1969 

Grosse Pointe News 

ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. 

OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 

second Class Postage Paid at Detroit, lIiehi'lIl 

Memoria I Center Sehedu Ie 

May 15.May 22- 

Open DaUy 9 a.m••9 p.m. 

FULLY'PAID CIRCULATION (ticket office closed Sunday) 

*All Memorial sponsored aetivlties OpeD to the 

What Goes 0.0 

a' 

.Your Librar,- 

B1 virltab LeoDanI 

Over a Century of Service! 

• 

--. 

The Wm,R.lIamilton G'0, 

FUNERAL l>IRECTORS 

Since 1855 

WILUAM R. HAMILTON II DAVID M. HAMILTON 

CLARENCE E. OTTER 

CHAPELS 

DETROIT 3975 CASS AVENUE 

BIRMINGHAM 820 EAST MAPLE 

TE 1.2i12 

MI4.60oo 

Whalj nwon 

.rl-'E 1-'11.1. 

By Sibyl 

'1 Before we r~ally became acquainted with the 

Hill, we used to shop for special brand name gifts 

in New 

luggage, 

York. 

carry 

Then 

them 

we'd try 

on bOard 

to squeeze them in 

a plane in shopping 

Phone TU 2-6900 

~IemberMJChl~~'h~~~" ~f>~~~~n~daI!N...~ril~~a1 AuoeI.tIoll 

WeeklyNewspaperRepreaentaUve.IDe. 

404 Fifth Avenue,New Yor~.:J~C:JJ'J3f~CE BYrant '.7300 

Grosse Pointe public:. Hospital equipment available for 

free loan: crutches, wheel cbairs, helltiJig la- and hOl' 

-,... 

pital beds. ., 

Tulips are blO

I. 

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WOMEN'S 

% 

OFF 

• SUITS 

• DRESSES 

• COCKTAIL DRESSES 

• COSTUMES 

//J;l~ 

3 Kercheval Ave., at Fisher Road 

Pun(;h and Judy Block 

TU 1-1505 

G R OS S E POI N TEN E W S 

> 

Planning On-Air Auction 

$45 

Navy with 

White- 

White with 

Black 

Now at 

Peter Morrr s 

Salon 

D'Elegance 

20902 Mack 

TU 6-6530 

Tulip Show Set 

For Tomorrow 

,The Garden Club ofMi~hi. 

gan will present a Tulip Show 

in the Grosse Pointe War Me. 

morial's Fries Auditorium to. 

morrow, Friday, May 16, from 

2:30 until 5:30 o'clock. 

All members of the com. 

munlty are invited to view' the 

display which, In addition to 

tulips, will include dish gardens, 

container gardens and hangirg 

baskets grown by Garden Club 

members. 

Mrs. John H. French, Jr., 

and Mrs. William D. Daurie, 

Jr., are co.chairmen of the 

event. Mrs. Walter B. Ford, II, 

is in charge of the exhibits and 

Mrs. Dexter Ferry has done the 

pr0i!amming. 

Page Fifteen 

Offer 'Double .Bill' , 

Garden Workshops 

Pointe Center to Sponsor Wednesday Session on 

Flowering Shrubs and Trees, Thursday Programs 

on Bonsai 

Grosse Pointe Garden Center's two workshops for 

members and prospective. members this mont.h are set 

for WedJ1esday and Thursday, May 21 'and 22. 

Wednesday morning a!'e>'----------- 

10 o'clock in the Center's by calling the Garden Center, 

room at the Grosse Pointe for the classes, free to members 

War Memorial the subject of ~e. Center, an~ for the sub. 

will be "Flowering Shrubs sCription sandWlch luncheon 

Short and To 

The Pointe 

DR. AND MRS. PAUL WIT- 

TKE, of University' place, were 

among the recent gJlests at 

Rosedown Pia n a t ion .and 

GardellS in St. Francisville, La. 

Rosedown is a restored plan. 

tation empire in the Felicians, 

the region made famous by the 

artist-naturalist John Jamet 

Audubon, who painteD. more 

than 30 of his famous birdIife 

studies there more than a cen. 

tury ago. Their visit coincided 

with the peak spring bloom 

of century-old camellias and 

azaleas, some of the first ever 

planted, in the South. 

• • • 

MR. AND MRS. ALFRED E. 

BLOSSEY announce the bi,tth 

of their second child, a son, 

ERIC :JOHN, April i~,in Seat. 

tle, Wash. Paternal grandpar. 

ents are the HELMUT BLOS. 

SEYS, of Pear Tree Lane. Ma. 

ternal grandparents are MR. 

AND MRS. H A\R OL D J. 

MEINKE, of Fair Acres Drive. 

* • • 

CAROL ,GROVES, of Moran 

road ,ash bee n awar ded an 

NDEA, Title VI. Fellowship in 

Latin American-, Studies at the 

and Flowering Trees" pre- served at noon. . 

Because of Memonal Day, 

sen.et d by H arry Western, this Bonsai Workshop is one 

owner of De Sloovere Nur- week earlier than usual. 

THOMAS PEARSALL, HER. sery. . Both workshops afford Point. 

BERT LOUNT, }!'RED JEAN, MrS.. He~ry Walker, chair. ers ~ re:u oppor.tunity to get 

ETHEL LEVERENZ ROBERT man, will l~troduce Mr: West. practicalmformation. 

WINKLER B' 'B SHERMAN ern, who .wIIl talk on now to Mr. Western knows how 

and T T HENNE eKE use flowering shrubs and trees plant material grows in this 

. . . . as a background for the garden. area with its .peculiar weather 

• • • He will answer questions about conditions. 

Serving as general chairman landscaping, his specialty in Mrs. Bailey, with Mrs. Har. 

of a "Fourscore" celebration for this area since World War II. ley Higbie and ~Irs. Monte J. 

. .:,. Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. The Honorable THOMAS D. Thursday morning and after. Edelen, chainnen' of Bonsai for 

MRS. CHARLES V. HICKS, (left), of University 'LEADBETTER, Detroit C 1t y noon' Mrs. Harold Bailey will the Garden Center Is an ex, 

Clerk, who is retiring from City give instruction in BOI.':.1ai from perienced instructo; in this 3rt 

place, general co-chairtnan of the June 4, through 7' on- 

government effective January 2, 10:~ until noon and from 11 of composing miniature Jap. 

air auction benefitting WTVS-56, I)etroit's only com- 1970, on his 80th bii-thday June until 2:30 .o'clock. anese trees, tray and dish gar. 

munity-owned public'ed,ucational TV station, discusses 18 will be Circuit Court Judge Reservations should be made. dens. 

project plans with one of her busiest vOlunteer team EDWARD S. PIG GINS, whose --.-----------------captains, 

MRS. RICHARD H. W. CHADWELL, JR., committee includes fellow Poin. Friday evening, May 16, in the Among the 372 students ini- 

of Cloverly road. Mrs. ,Chadw~n's team, now comping ters LOUIS ASMUS, WALKER Scottish Rite Cathedral of De. tiated into Michigan State Uni- 

The Pointe ~sking local 'merchant$ for new 'and excit- CISLER, DAVID' FAIRLESS, troit's Masonic Temple, featur. versity's Phi Kappa Phi naing 

merchandise, authenticated antiques and services, The Honorable NEAL FITZ- ing soprano Marilyn Q>tlow in tiona! scholastic honorary 

includes Mrs. ThatcherW.Rea, Jr., Mrs. Albert-C. GERALD, DWIGHT HAVENS, the one.act. opera "The Tele. recently is NORMAN A. 

Dickson, Jr., Mrs. Leslie A. Sanders, .Mrs. David G. 

CARL JOHNSON, The Honor- phone" as well as Samuel Bar. KIBIGER, son of MR. and 

able JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN, ber's "Capricorn Concerto" and MRS. A. H. KIBIGER, of Loch. 

Wormer, Mrs. Clark R.,Lawrence, Mrs. Martin C. Oet- 

JAMES QUELLO, DR. JOHN Jean Sibelius' Second Sym. moor boulevard, working toting, 

Mrs. Laurence G.O:Donnell, Mrs. Robert J.Sille- ROSS and 'fbe ReverendAJ.. phony. The concert will con. ward his Doctoral degree in 

ry, Mrs. Robert Peller an"d Mrs.'Charle!! Kuller. Among LAI:i ZAUN. Coordinating de. elude with the traditional flags Veterinary Medicine. To qualify 

other Pointe auction' 'volur.teers are the Mesdames tails for the luncheon fete is and anthems of the Scandina- for m~mbership a student must 

Gerard Slattery, David E. Halter, Leo J.Fiizpatrick, GERTRUDE ENGEL, of East vian countries followed by re- hal'e junior or senior standing, 

Jr., Jeremy D. Webster and;David.Bogle and the Mes- Jefferson avenue. freshments in the Colonnade or must be working on his MassieuI'3 

Jehn S. Pingel and John D. Owen. 

• • • Room and dancing in the Crys. ters or doctoral degree. Only a 

. Among those honored at a tri- tal Ballroom. small number of the top percently 

formed ,Windsor' CasUe gial1 IDn May 14. Pointers as. county "Salute to Youth" Sun. • • • cent of the students from each 

Chapter. of the Daughters of the sisting her were MRS. DANIEL day, May 11, In Ford Auditor- FRANK COUZENS, JR." of class are nominated. 

BriijshEmpire. Various proj. DY E R, MRS. HAROLD C. ium by the Young Women's Lothrop road, is serving as cam. • ,. • 

ects, both money-raising and KNOFF, MRS. DOUGLAS E. Christian Association of Metro. paignchairman for ,the sixth MR: and MRS. JOHN HARsocial, 

will be discussed and a NEWKIRK, MRS. W. G. ROB- poUtan Detroit was MATTHEW annual Detroit Adventure "Ex- LEY RAMSDELL. of Philadel. 

tentative program will be ar- RECHT and MRS. STEPHEN FARMER, of Rivard bouelvard, 

ranged: GAWURA.' who received an award for cursions in Music" fund d,rive. phia, Pa., announce the birth of 

• • • ',•• \,. volunteer service. launched last week ata lunch. a son, SEAN MICHAEL, April 

University of Texas, in Austiri. 

C.arol is ,a '65 g r a d u ate. of 

Grosse ,Pointe S 9 u t h High 

. 

School and a seDlor 8t the Un!. 

versity of Colorado, in Boulder. 

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MR. and MRS.' MICHAEL 'B. MRS. FRAN' "CIS H. BOURKE 

DISSER f Littl to d. 

' ' 0 es ne roa , opened,.her HIlicrest road home 

announce the birth of a daugh. for the Milk Fund Association's, 

ter, ELIZABETH ANN, April u. 

27. Mrs. Disser is the former Dlay 6 meeting. 

ANN TERHUNE, daughter of • • .. 

' • • • eon meeting at the Engineering 

Society of Deu'oit. The drive is 

DR. BERNT EKVALL, of held each year to help under. 

Buckin.'gbam road, is publicity write the costs of presenting en. 

h • f th D i 

c altman or e etro t Scan- sembles of Detroit Symphony 

dinavian Symphony Orchestra, musicians in Detroit.area public 

22. Mrs. Ramsdell, former. 

Pointer JUDITH JOHNSON, is . 

completing her first year as. a 

medical student' at nToman's 

"' 

Medical College of Pennsylva~ 

nia. sean was born in Woman' • 

- MRS. CARL MR. and 

SERGEANT and TERHUN.E, 

MRS. ARTHUR G. 

of Trombley road. 

SUSAN MAR 

daughter of MR. 

I E 

and 

MOORE, 

MRS. W. 

which will present a program 

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parochial schools. Medical College HospitaL 

~ 

J. BENNETT, of . Vandenberg 

Air Force Base, Calif., announce 

the birth 0f a son, 

TREVOR RILEY, April 18: 

Mrs. Bennett is the former 

DIANE C. McDONALD, daugbter 

R. McDONALD, 

of. MR. and 

of 

MRS. 

Allard 

DAVID 

road. 

Paternal graDdparents'areMR. 

Paternal grandparents are MR. JAMES "'OORE ..., f Balf 0 our 

and MRS. RALPH A. DISSER" roa, d has won.e. th Theresa Ney 

of Fairford road. Grea.t-grand. Memorial MI.u, SICSch.olarship at 

V C un J C II 

parents are MR. and. MRS.' .. e~on 0 UDlor. 0 ege, 

BE it N A R D KILBRIDE of Newport, R.I., where. she is, a 

.Anita avenue and MRS. LOlJlS candidate for the degree of As- 

DISSER, of Detroit. 

' 

soclate in Fine Arts and expects 

' : ••.•• "(', ,,'. to be gra'duated in the spring 

and MRS. RICHARD V. BEN. Visiting her .parents the. of 1970. , . .' 

NE'IT, of Plymouth,' Mich..BEaNJF/.F~~>9f;1(~I~Il~ ' " , !I' ••• '. 

" •• oo 'avenue,last',wee1r:end 'WII!;' Among Pointers plll11l1?!g to. 

daughter KRISTINE, who'leave.s a~n~ th; HI!8uenot SocIety of . 

MRS. ROBERT' McBRIDE for .San Ju~n,' Pu'erto' Rico, in) MIchigan s 3.?D 

opens. her Lincoln road home 

today, Thursday, May 15, for 

tbe second meeting of the reo 

d observation of 

June and will teacb there in the the Annual Day of Remem- 

Caribbean Consolidated Schools brance May 18/ at Midland's 

next . year. . She's currently Memorial Pr~sbyterian .Chur~h 

Health Education instructor at followed by dinner at Midiand s 

Brookline Higb School a suburb Holiday Itin and a tour of the 

. . . 

of Boston, Mass. Another Falk city's most interesting churches 

cont"nUf,ngour 

daughter, KATHRYN returns are MRS. ROBERT HALE 

to her New York hon:e after 'a PETERSON, MR. and MRS. 

business trip in Europe, during ARTHUR H; BACON and Mr. 

SPRIN(J 

which she's visiteC:!:..London 

Paris, Amsterdam and Brus: 

sels, this week. ',. 

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MRS. LADDY A. RIC!!;, of 

Hawthorne' road, served' as 

chairman of the Society of En. 

and MRS. PETER STARRING. 

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MS. WAYNE DUPUIS, of 

BriarcliH drive, headed the De. 

troit Yacht Club Sea Gulls' 

party honoring all past.prC$i' 

dents of tb,e group. Assisting her 

gineers' Wives annual Mav in planning the May 13 festiviparty. 

held at Roseville's Geor- ties were the MESDAMES 

From Another Pointe 

of View. 

UP 

TO 

By Janet Mueller 

That annually "angelic" party, the Blossomtime 

Brunch and Fashion Show benefitting the Novitiate of 

the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor who serve the 

needy sick in the Metropolitan Detroit community, will 

be. presented next Thursday, May 22, in the Grosse 

POInte War Memorial's Fries Auditorium. , 

Fashions by Claire Pearone will be featured followiI'lg 

bruncp to be served at 11 o'clock, and Mrs. Kurt B. 

Lagerfel,dt, one of the charming chairmen, has designs 

of her own for making the day a delight. for everyone. 

Pointers assisting Sarah include her mother, Mrs. 

Januariu.s Mullen, Mrs. Emmett Tracy, Miss Margaret 

Bradford, Miss Rosemary Downey, Mrs. L. V~rne Ansel, 

Mrs. Walter Tomicic, Mrs .. Dainforth B. French, Mrs. 

Robert H. Ollison and Mrs. Philip Rahm. 

Mrs. Aloysius Power, Mrs. Frank J. Perron and 

Mrs, Jerry T. Flanig:in are the 'other chairmen. In charge 

of tickets is Miss Margaret Lynch, of Yorkshire .road, 

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Tbl8ls the newest &00••• 017. ' 

Hair. Today y)u plan it to go with.what you're.wearing. 

Like you do shoes or gloves .. With pant things, 

you might wear it pulled back over a .little heightgiving 

hairpiece and tied with a scarf. Later, around 

six.ish, you might let a few curls escape arouid your 

face and pin on a pin-on chignon. And for big nights, 

naturally you'd want some marvelous fantasy, arrived 

at via all your hairpieces. Ready to take the' new 

accemory approach to hair. Then see tis. You may 

never look the Same twice, again. . 

Bart Edmond 

GROSSE POINTE WO'JDS DOWNTOWN 

21316 MACK AVE. 45 E. ADAMS 

886-6060 wo 2-1112 

)bt shops of 

W4\lol\.J'i~r,~ 

Kercheval at Sf, ClairA.Grosse ,oildt1 

50 N. WMdwarli lirmi..,_ 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

Thursday. May .15. ,1969 

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Society NewsG.athere~,fromAII of the Pointes 

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Womants Aquatic Club 

Mrs. Thornas M. Drummy Daniel C~Book Weds in Oltio 

Mary Louise Quilter l 

tAarries Mr. Drummy 

Reception at Grosse Pointe Yacht Club follows noon 

nuptials in Our lady Star of the Sea Church 

Vacationing in Lexington and Lake Cumberland, 

Ky., are the newlywed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Michael 

Drummy who exchanged their wedding vows Saturday, 

May 10, 'in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. 

The bride is the former s------------ 

Mar y Lou i s e Quilter Flowergirls were Julie and 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs~ Peggy. Jacobs, both nieces of 

Thomas R. Quilter, Jr., of the brIde. 

Blairmoor court. The bride-, The attendants wore Empire 

groom is the son of Mr. and ~o'N~ of organza ove~ taffeta 

Mrs John L Drumm. of In raInbow colors of pmk, ~el. 

. • y, , low, green and turquoIse, 

Lothrop road. brimmed ~traw pic~ure hats and 

The Reverend Tboma~ J. Fin. carried Colonial bouquets oJ: 

nigan oJ:ficiated at the 12 multi-shaded spring flowers. 

o'clock nuptials which were [01- Lawrence Drummy was his 

lowed by a reception at the brother's best man. Ushers 

Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. were John L. Druo:wny, Jr. aD. 

The bride wore a gown of other brother of the bridegr~m 

silk organza accented wiith flor- Thomas R. Quilter, Ill, brothe; 

aI-patterned Venice lace at her of the bride, and John O. Meri. 

neckline, oolice, waist and koski, the bridegroom's brotbersleeves 

and featuring a Wat- in.law. 

teau panel train. Her tiered The bride's mother chose a 

illusion veil fell from a Camelot blue cotton brocade coat and 

cap, and she carried a Colonial dress ensemble. The mother of 

bouquet of white roses, daisies the bridegroom selected a oneand 

baby's-breath. ' piece costume of pink and 

Carol Brisson, of Ann Arbor, white noral print. Both mothers 

was maid of honor. Brides. had white camellias pinned to 

maids were Linda Walter, of. their handbags. 

Rochester, Sarah Ann Drummy, Following their wedding trip 

and Mary VIrginia Drummy, the newlyweds W;ill be at hom~ 

both sisters of the bridegroom. in East Lalllling. 

Former Pointer To, Claim Bride 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. 

Hwass, of Short l;Iills, N.J., 

have announced the engagement 

of their daughter, Kathy Lou, 

to Ronald G, Crampton, son of 

Mr. 8!Id Mrs. George W. Cramp. 

ton, 'who moved a year ago 

from La Belle cirde to Bloom. 

field Hills. 

The bride-elect will be graduated 

in June frOm :Michigan 

State University, where she is 

affiliated with Kappa A1pna 

Theta sorority and was named 

Miss Michigan State University 

for 1968-69.Her fiance is also a 

senior at Michigan State, majoring 

in Finance. ' 

The wedding is planned for 

June 14 in St. Rose of Lima 

Church, Short Hills. • 

DAN SIENKIEWICZ, a junior 

at Nortth High School !\Iid edi. 

ror of the school paper, has been 

named an officer of the Michi. 

gan Youth Advisory' Council to 

tthe 1l{iehlla!! Yooth Commission. 

Dan represents the Catholic 

Youth Organization on the 

Council. 

Organ Recitalj Choir Con~ert 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

PRESBYTERIAN C11'(JRCH 

An music lovers are cordially Invited to ottend on ,organ 

recitol and .hoir concert Wednesdoy evening, MoV 21, 1969, 

ot 8:00 P.M: at the GraUe Pointe Woods PreWyterion Church 

at 1'l950 Mock Avenue, Gro~ Pointe Woods. The Church' 

Organist,. ' 

MISS BETTY JANE SHEWA..~ 

will be the recitofist; and', the Chancel Choir, assisted by 

violinist Borbora Parbe, violist Judy Davis and soprano soloist 

Patricio Nelson, will perform several anthems. 

MR. PHILIP PORBE 

special guest violist, will perform a Hinde:mith' Sonata for 

solo viola (unaccompanied>. Reception immediately fallowing 

jn 'Andrew F. Routh Fellowship Hall. 

He AII",is,;" CU'" 

It It'5 from Wright Kay, It's Distinctlve. 

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BIRMINGHAM STORE 

Wright Kay's new Birmingham store:lt 

180 South Woodward is a many splendored 

thing ... a collection of exquisite departments 

that sparkle for all the world 

like precious gems in a setting of supreme 

luxury. Won't you plan right now to take 

a trip across town within the next few 

days, during all our Grand Opening excitement, 

and visit us in all our exotic 

newness? We'll greet you with open arms. 

Phone (Birmingham Store I 566-9808 

Wright Kay 

NOW WE ARE FOUR: 1500 Woodword,. 17051 Kercheyol in 

Gto~e Poinfe, Northland, and 185 S. Woodward, Birminghom. 

!irm;ngham Store "'en Thurs. and Fri. till 9 p,m . 

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,;,' Photci,:~'Ej!d\e: ~rath, Jr. 

MARY LOUISE QDrLTER became 'the tiride. of 

Mr. Drummy Saturday, M~y lO,inOui- L~diStar of 

the Sea Church. Parents of the couple are Mt: ahdMrs. 

'thomas R. Quilter, Jr., of Blairmoor court, and Mrs. 

and Mrs. John L. Drummy,of Lothrop road .... 

Miss Jameson Will:Be Bride 

Dr. 'and Mrs. Marshall C. Miss Jameson isa graduate 

Jameson, of San D~go, Calif., of ,Grosse' Pointe High' School 

!lave announced the engagement .~nd Michigan ~ta~; University. 

o[ his daughter, Geralyn, to She is el'r\ployedasan executive 

Larry Zaiss, ,~on of. Mr. and'llecretary'by 'die .r~ePropu1siOli 

Mrs. David Zaiss, of Centre- Laboratory, 'CalifQrnia1nstitute 

ville, Micb .. Miss Jameson is of Techilology, Pasadena, Calif. 

also the daughter of the late Her fiance attended Western 

Opal Jameson, of Pontiac. Michigan Uriiversi!?', where he 

Dr .. Jameson, t former Mon. affiliat4;d with u:e velta Upsilon 

teith School Principal, and his fraterm~y. J.Ie IS. emplo.y~ by 

daughter formerly resided in th.e Califonua State, DiV1Slonof 

Lancast,er road. Highways, Los Angllies. 

. . An August wedding is planned 

Set May Blossom Fete 

At Saint Joseph Home 

The Saint Joseph Home for 

the Aged C&,'meJite Guild will 

sponsor a May Blossom' luncbeon 

and card party .next Tues. 

day, May 20, beginning at 12:30 

o'clock, at the Home in Cadieux 

road, Detroit. DODation is $1.50. 

Reservations may be obtained 

by calling TUxedo 2.3800. 

RUSSELL REED, who teaches 

instrum~ntal -music at sbuth 

High School,. will conduct the 

band for Music' Youtb Interna- --I 

tiona I during the group's sum. 

mer tour of Japan: En route 

to the Orient the high school 

group will also perfonn in the 

western United States. 

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for 

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that most zmlJOrtant " 

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-;~i ~":",c,.,, 

dClYlet Robelle', exp~rt~, . 

stylist create 

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a Sf.Unning\. ~{ 

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style to ~ompliment wlwt- 

ever )'Oflr wedding fCls1tion 

mood. 

• AMPLE PARKINC 

"We Curl Up 'and Dye for You" 

Bobelle~s 

19027 Mack at7 -Milt, .... 

in Glendale, Calif. ' , 

• 

HAIR 

STYLES 

Telephone 884.1130 

St. Rose Cburch, ~errysburg, 

0 .• was the setting for the Saturday, 

April 12, wedding of 

Nancy Eliza\leth Woodward, 

daugbter of Mr. aDd Mrs. John 

Combs Woodward, of Stockton. 

Calif., aDd Daniel Cramer Bopk, 

son of Mrs. James Burgess 

Book, nI, of Roslyn road, and 

the late Mr. Book. 

A reception at Perrysburg's 

Carranon Hunt and Polo Club 

followed the 2 o'clock rites; at 

which The Reverend Raymond 

Sheperd officiated. 

Tlie bride wore a traditional 

gown of ivory silk.satin and a 

floor length veil of ivory silk 

illusion edged with ivory Rosepointe 

lace. Her bouquet was 

fashioned of ,lilies-of -the.v aJey 

and stephanotis. 

Her attendants, in pale turquoise 

Saki cloth dresses. were 

honor ,maid Roberta Bowers, of 

Rossford. 0., honor matroD Mrs. 

Charles Easterly, of Tucson, 

Ariz., :I cousin of the bride, and 

bridesmaids Ranny Riley. of 

Atherton, Calif., LeAnne Karnes, 

of Mountaill View, Calif., 

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Levi's for Gals 

lEVI'S FLARES 

ctassic levi's jeans 

take on a dramatic flared line 

fortoday's 

hottest fashion look. 

Faultless 

tailoring 

gives you 

Levi's famous 

fit, 

Woman's Aquatic. Club mem. 

Flow(!r girls Barbara Book, bers will celebrate their 55th 

the bridegroom's niece, aDd all!liversary on Saturday, May 

MlIrgaret Steele, a cousin of the 17, at Stouffer's Northland'Inn. 

bride, both of Princeton, N.J., Cocktails will be se ..ved from 

wore floor length frocks of white 12:30 o'clock and luncheon at 

organza sashed with pale tur. 1:30 o'clock. 

quoise velvet ribbons and car- _ 

ried baskets filled with tulips. 

iris and hyacinth. 

Acting as best man was Clarence 

Livingood. In the \ usher 

corps were Jame,s B. Book, of 

Princeton, N. J., the b rid egroom's 

brother. Pbilip Pitt. 

man, of Huntington, W.Va., the 

bridegroom's cousin, William 

Walker, Michael Krag, David 

Templeton, Peter Kross, G. Robert 

Woodward, the bride's broth. 

er, and Miller MacMillan. of 

Alexandria, Va. 

The newlyweds will make 

their home in Yonkers, N.Y. 

The bridegroom is a securities 

Analyst at Bankers Trust in 

New York City. 

Grand Marais 

Questers Tour 

Catherine Thompson and Mrs. Members of the Grand Marais 

Cl~renee Livingood. Chapter ot Questers rec!!ntly en. 

'!'bey carried bouquets oJ: joyed a tour through the Detroit 

spring Howers, tulips, iris, hya. Historical Museum followed by 

cin~ and. fresias" and wore luncheon at the Engineering So. 

ma~g Bora! headpieces. ' dety 'of Detroit. 

A nice gi~for'any proud father from Leonore Doskow. 

Children's names and birthdays engraved on one or 

both sides. Up to 16 names and dates, 3- long. 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

Kercheval on the Hill 

Pharmacy 

Topics 

Good news from the U.S. 

Publi'c Health Service: this 

past year we've had the low. 

est incidence of 

.,. 

illnesses and 

injuries in a decade. 

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The first shot of measles 

vaccine is recom.Jllended by 

pediatricians at 9 months, 

then at intervals of from 1-3 

months, depending on the 

type of vaccine. Inoculation 

is available free or' at little 

cost. No pain, no discomfort 

,-and no measles. 

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Medical research is looking 

[or ways to feed people with 

pills. 1\fo . Department of 

Agriculture scientists have 

developed citruS fruit in tablet 

form, 8 tablets equaling 

one orange or half a grapefruIt. 

THE ONE MAJOR CAUSE 

OF OBESITY IS OVEREAT- 

ING, says the AMA. It is 

rarely heredity, glands, or 

metabolic abnormalities. 

One of the brightest career 

o p p 0 r t unities beckoning 

young women today is hospital 

pharmacy. More and more 

wornell are being attracted to 

this specialized field, so vital 

to good patient care. 

Only $5.00'" SOt .• ch first name and date en- For modem service with oldaraved. 

'. !ashionep courtesy; b r i n g 

'. your prescril?tiQ~ to 

Open T1nrrsday 

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--it'. a hitch ahead for you. 

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~.Thursday, May IS, 1969 

Grosse-Gear /,Vows 

Exchanged .May 10 

':16 lhe 6ea60n 

to te married 

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'Tis the 'season for 

BRIDALCOLO'R PORTRAITS 

AND WEDDING COLOR/CANDIDS 

call . 

Miss Campbell 

Married ~fay 9 

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G R 0 SSE P 0 J N TEN E W S Page Seventeen 

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by~of and for ,Pointe Women 

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Mrs. Norman D. Grosse 

, Photo by Paul GaCh 

, .E~ch~nging marriage vQws in, GtossePointe 

Congregational Church Saturday evening,' ,May 10, 

were CANDICE LYNN GEER, daughter of Dr. and 

Mrs. William Geer, of Lakeland aven,u.e, and Mr. 

Grosse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grosse, of West 

, Kings court. > 

H ood-M cCart-ney Pa~ies, Laun~h Gowanie 

O' Ladles Golfing Season 

Troth Reveae' l d -- ' 

I The Tee.Off Breakf8st on 

I Former p'ointers Mr. and.. Mrs. I! April. 1~ aiid.th.e A~n~al Spring 

,Patrick McCartney. who now .Fashion Show on :Ap.?1 29 baye 

make their home in Illdiimapo. I.~uncbed the, ~omen s .Asso~lalis,' 

Ind.. h'ave annouri'ced the I bon of Gowarue Go~ ..~~uP mta 

engagement 'Of: their daughter. another ye~r, of, activIties. 

. , . , ,The fashion show followed a 

S.h",ar?DElle.n M~Cartney. to En. 'ce~nelected Thomas Becker. 

preSIdent of the Board of Trust- .. 

ees of the, Metropolitan' Society Crime never pays, but we all 

for the Blind.. • I have ta pay heavily for it. 

•• the fj,nfist in 

HAiD. CARE SERVICE 

• Bleaches • Tints 

• Frosting • Wig Service 

• Expert styling at all times . 

• CAPPELLI NO-exclusive try on 

before y~u .buy stretch wig 

ClJa~te~ COlllures 

19839 MACK AVE., ~,a.... Pointe Woads .TU 6.30B8 

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Reservations 

Now Being 

Accepted ..~. 

~&JI~tt"~~~uw#~ 

Your opportunity to join the exclusive Eastland Village 

community is here! Ntw deluxe 2.bedroorn apartment5 

wirh spacious floor plans and luxurious d~ails are now 

under construction on Webber Dr. adjoining Eas!land 

Center, Won't you call our renlal agent for more of the 

exciting derails? 

Phone 839.2455 

Remals from $285 

include carpeting, 

OV~*',~ 

gas heat and cooking, hot wa(er 

nclllllYe/)' IN nloM bJ' 

Book Review Season Ending 

The Friday Book Review 

Group of,tbe Women's Associa. 

tlon of Grosse' Pointe Memorial 

Church will conclude the sea. 

son's activities wtb • tea fol. 

lowed by a program, on floral 

designing and a "Fashionscope" 

on Friday, May 16, at 1 o'clock 

in Fellowship Hall. 

Trudy ~iller has arranged for I' 

the "FashionscoPe," with clothes 

modelled by the, Association's 

members. ~enry Kohl will make 

floral arrangements. 

Hostess for the day is Mrs. 

Lester Elliott, assisted by Mrs. 

Elden Baumgartner, Mrs. Stephen 

Chorny, Mrs. Fred Cous. 

ins, Mrs. Leland Engel, Mrs. 

Lawrence Kimbrel!, Mrs. William 

Lakin. Mrs. Clifford 1.0- 

BRENDA STOUT, daughter of j 

MR. and MRS. MILTON W.' 

STOUT, of Fishet: road, will be 

graduated from Immaculata 

College of Washington with an 

Associate in Arts degree on 

Sunday, May 25. 

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we 

true! 

do 

Recipient of a' first place 

award in the Michigan Crafts. 

ranger, Mrs. Ivor Menzies, men's Council biennial exhibi. 

Mrs, Dallas Newkirk, Mrs. tion scheduled to open Sunday, 

Harold Quackenbush. Mrs. Paul May 18. at the Bloomfield Art 

Sage and Mr~. Hansel Wilson. \ Association's Birmingham Gal. 

Mrs. Jamea A. Lafcr will read lery is Pointe silversmith EVA 

the devotions. KLEIN. 

UNDER THE DRYER 

Ins tolit romance; put drop of perfume on unlit light bulb' 

when he arrives, tUn! on light ..• the wannth perfumes the 

air. Don't overdo it! 

To give your face a pearly glow: smooth on moisture 

base ... dllst baby powder over face with cotton puff' 

the tiny particles pick up lights. ' 

Women who want to hold up their heads should visit 

OUT salon at . 

Miss Nancy s Hairdressers 

19877 MACK, GROSSE PT(. WIS. 

A,poi,,'ments 110' .Iwars nec.ssar, 

,I 

carry shoes 

at W"lto1t.:J'i~r't 

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TVe have before: a1Uj, after 5 

Naturalizer,' priced_fro~t 

Al1dia,,!o," pri~ed from , 

Cobblers" 'priced fro~ 

Bass TVeeju1lS, priced from 

up 

to 

$18 to $22 

$14 to $.17 

$13 to $18 

$10,to$16 

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, -"SHOE SALON 

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the finaI .d'ays 

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are drawing near 

In our STOREWIDE 

CLEARANCE 

SALE 

fashiOn is 

of early, SPRING FASHIONS 

FURTHER REDUCTIONS 

HAVE BEEN TAKENI 

We urge you to take advantage 

now . . . in the few remaining 

days of this important sale! All 

departments are offering desir- 

able, unmistakably Margaret 

Rice fashions at savings very 

worth\,Vhile. All sales final, no 

approvals, no C.O.D.'s. 

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Ingrid Wortman 

Married May 10 

Couple touring G.rmeny .nd A'lStri. following 

nuptials in St. Clare de Montefalco Church 

St. Clare de Montefaleo Church was the setting for 

the Saturday, May 10, marriage of Ingrid Margaret 

Wortman and Thomas F. Adelsbach. 

Parents of the couple ~--..,..------are 

the Albert Wortmans, Clemens, the bridegroom's 

of Audubon road, and the brother-in.law, was the lector. 

A ,reception at the home of 

Me} PurceUs, of Harper the bride's parents followed 

Woods. the ccremony. 

Officiating at the 10 o'clock The bride wore an A.llne 

nuptialll was the bridegroom's skimmer gown of peau de soie, 

cousin, The Reverend Robert fashioned with a mandarin col. 

Poledink. ~loist was The Rev- lar and bodice of Venetian lace, 

erend Donald M. Clark, of De'l aD

Thursday,' May' IS, 1969 

.Woman's Page 

,:Pre" s:e'; :n,'t' Theatre A' t«f'sIL. R. Z?stro't~ 

; ,,', ,To Clalm Bnde 

.Season Finale .Friday 

, Late' SJpper 'to Follow Show; Painters Appearing 

,. Dramatic Offering and Gilbert and 

Sullivan Song Medley 

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_.._.';.\Gl&sE POINTE NEW~ 

Plge Nineteen 

by~of'and for Pointe Women 

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To Wed 

August Bride C.ll.Peterson, Jr. 

Will Take Bride 

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Daughte'rs Of American I, Among those receiving Also- 

Colonists Plan Meeting Iciate in Arts degrees from ste-- 

'" Ip~ens College Monday, May 26, 

The Detroit Chapter, Daugh. wll be JENNIFER LEE SOMES, 

ters of the American Colonists, daughter of :MR. an~ MRS. 

will meet next Wednesday, May FREDERICK SOMES, JR., of 

21, at the borne of their regent" Duval road, aDd SUSAN HAR- 

Mrs. Robert O. Artner, i~ Doyle RIET SCHAUPETER, daugllter 

Place east. Following luncheon of MRS, MARTIN FENTNER, 

Mrs, Orvis L, Henke will speak of Brys drive, and ARTHUR 

on "The 19 Witches of Salem." SCHAUPETER, of Detroit. 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warn. Making plans for an August 2 

wedding are Kathleen Ann Dunstrom, 

of Flint, have an. ham, daughter of Mrs. Robert 

nounced the engagement of G. Smith, of Livonia, and Perry 

in their daughter, Li,nda Carole, to O. Dunham, of' Crown Pointe, 

Lawrence Ralph Zastrow, son Ind,,' and Charles R. Peterson, 

of Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Zastrow, Jr., son pf Charles R. Peterson, 

of Nottingham road. of Berkstire road, and the late 

Mrs, Peterson,. ' ~!!ma(liB;Mj'l}~Wjj;H;r;@~'I&ii',~!@@!;lt~~,tk~~ 

fro~' ~~~~Og~nw~ec~~o~~;~~ 

Univel'6ity and is currently 

serving with the United States 

Almy in Vietnam, 

medley of Gilbert and Sullivan 

sQngs in an unusual setting, The bride-elect also attended 

staged by Mrs. Robert E. Schul- Michigan Technological Univer. 

theiss and Mrs, Joseph N. Jen- sity. 

nings. Producers are Mrs. 

James B-. Doll and Mrs. Rex A spring, 1970, wedding is 

L. Brophy. planned. . 

Pointers in "Enter A Queen" I 

include Mrs. R, Sidney Sin. Pointers singing in the Gil. 

Clair., who plays the. Qu.een, bert arid Sullivan fantasy are Mr,. and Mrs,. Ira 

I Miss Dunham will be grad-I' # JACK & JILL NURSERY 

uatedin June from Central M 

'1 

Michigan University, where sbe i! ! 175 Lakepointe, Grosse Pointe Park 

is affiliated with Zeta Tau M 

Alpha sorority. Her fiance, now fj Hours•• Mornl'ngs' 9 10 11',15 

I 

serving with the United States t11 

Army stationed at HUI\ter Army W Afternoons 1 10 ] ••15 

Airfield, Savannah, Ga., attend. I M 

ed the University of Michigan Iill A '3 t 5 . 

where he affiliated with Lamb. t ges, 0 

da Chi Alpha fraternity. % Reser~ation$ now being mode for fa" . 

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,., . ' Men who take one step at a t ~ 8. an. !!!i 

WhON.lC. hol, I ~Ugust 23.weddm g The ~inal Theatre Arts performance of the cl,lrl'ent 

l season WIll/be presen!ed tomorrow evening, Friday, 

, May 16, at 8:30 0 clock In the Players Playhouse in East 

,Jefferson avenue.

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This property is nicely situated on a short attractive street jU'.t two blocks from 

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are churches, schools and lhe Punch alld Judy thcatre. 

Each unit contains a living room, din;n!) room. kitchen and small reor screened 

porch on the 1st floor; and:;' bedrooms and balh on the ~nd. In Ihe basemenl " 

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Theater Trip Follows Dinner 

Open . h FDetrol I Continuing their nrogr8m of . Is sponsQringa dinner and tour 

· D.' activities, Gabriel Ri chit I' d I "I, 10 Meadow Brook Tbeater al 

I ,or ma, Inn e r Council Kni~b~ of Columbus . (Continued from Page 1-5) Oakland University's Rochester 

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Activities Set For May From Another Pointe of VI.ew GrO$sePointe War MemQrial 

., members WIll Jo~rne~ by bus who with all the other ladies invol ed' rt. I . campus this Saturdl1Y night, 

___ '__ ~_ and car to BoysvilleIn Macon v In pa y p armmg, May 17. Sbakespeare's "Troilus 

Selections from Collections of Friends of Modern Art Mich. f~r an open house o~ urges eve~one to "Be an Angel and come." and Cressida" is being played 

on Display at Detroit In~titute of Arts Sunday, May 18. Members from * .t III by the Fernald Companyand it 

Th h J 22 ,every subordinate Council in Friday: France is given tbe type of production 

roug une I Michiganwill attend. The BaSque Orchestra is donning beretS, kerchiefs 

A black. tie dinner in the Detroit Institute of Arts I Boy~vill~ is operated under and tu~ienecks • • • the chanteuse is preparing her 

Scul~ture C;ourt launched the e~ibition. "Det~oit Col., ~:n:I~~~I~ :~e ~~o~:r m~~~ repertoIre ••• the caric~turist is sharpening his pencil 

It 

lects, Select:,ons from the 

Modern Art Wednesday, 

CollectIons 

May 14. 

of tne Frtends of! projects receiving financial sup. • • Mme. Charles Bachrach bas chosen a vin blanc and 

I pori from the MichiganKnigbts a vin rouge to accompany ber six-course menu, •• two 

. Mr. and Mrs. George C. ~ . , of Columbus. local artists have bung over 50 unframed paintings, 

(}()1anty, of Detroit, were I hibition, the largest showing of I The following.evening, M.o~. examples of their work. . . , 'I 

chairmen for the dinner, I privately.o~ned 1?odern art ! ~ay.' Ma~ 19, a fIrSt degree IDl' All, in short, i,s ready for th~ Gro.sse Pointe Hunt 

assisted by Mr. and Mrs., ever held In De~rOlt. g~~I~~il W~~la~e ~an~~~~dwa:r~~: Club's Evening in Fr;lnce, finale to the Club's Interna- 

Henry B. Frank of Hunt- i From 8 to 10 0 clock members D t't d tb d. tional Night serIes of parties ' 

ington Woods, M~. and Mrs. I. ~ t~~ Founder~ ~ociet)' )oi~edi :;:(7~~' 

Of e r~~greUen% a sete ~ The Board of Directors ~1II be on hand tomorrow 

S.. Brooks Barron. of De- th: :~~~i~~:~ T~epr~v:~~~,~I P.G.K. John Gingella immedi- evening to greet the Consul General de France and his 

trolt and W. Hawkms Fer- Committee of the Founders So. I ~telyfollowing.tberegular meet. Iwife, M. and Mme. Jacques Dircks-Dilly, honor guests. 

ry, of Lakeshcre road. I ciety hostessed the reception I mg An euc~re tournament for, " ~ * 

MorethaL 100 members of the I planned .bY Mrs.. Wilbur Mack I members will also he started S t d • B 't . . I 

FMA. an auxiliary group of and Mrs J. Denton Anderson. that evening.. a ur ay. rl a.n. ~ .. 

the. Founders Society Detroit "Detroit Colleets" will be dis'l A stag p~r~yhonormg th~ 50th Many, many Pomters have made plans to tr~vel out 

Institute of Arts, made resen-a. played in the South Wing of. year of pnestnood of MonSignor to Dearborn Inn Saturday for -the Daughters of the 

tions for the dinner. the Detroit Institute of Arts I Jo~eph Pfeffe~. pastor. of ~t. British Empire in Michigan's annual Founder's Day 

Some 70 FMA members are Ithrough June 22. Th~ exhibition! Elizabeth .P3rlsh, Detro~t,;~ luncheon. . .. , 

lending 225 contemporary paint. opens to the public today, I be held m the oco~~c~Sin~r.A~Wng thein are Mrs. Ilarry Gee and Mrs. A, B. 

iogs and sculpture for this ex. Thl1rsday,May 15. Admissionis ~~:~:~\a~a: fo~~er ~ha~ain H~nderSoJ1j meD,lbers of the Detroit Chapter; Mr~. R. J. 

, of the Council. Srlgley, Mr,s.F. W. Evans, Mrs. Atlee McFellm and 

~ ~./J • ~r An.- .:...p~~, A major degree initiation for Mrs. Curt Patterson, Princess Beatrice Chapter; Mrs. 

O~ ~'" third degree members will be Russell Skitch, (she'll sing the Anthems), Mrs; David 

held at the clubhouse on Sun. Gardiner, Mrs. Lester McIntosh and Mrs. Paul Preuthun, 

. Fre~ and Pat Jean day ~fterooon,.May IS, in honor M.B.E., St. La>,yrence Seaway Chaptet~ the Mesdames 

'R ALL OCCASIONS of .Bls!J,opBrletenbeck, of De. Arthur B. Hillegas, Leslie S. D'Ath, Jenny Carradus, 

fLOWERS fO trolt. IG. M. Free, Coli:g B. Neal, Chester W. Todd and Austin 

YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED . Wheatley, Vincent Massey Chapter; and Mrs. J. K. 

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s Idays;' 9:30 to 5:'30 o'clock Wed. W.indso.r:.~astle Ch.apter. . . . . 

nesday through Sunday. SpeCial honor guests WIll mclude the BrItIsh Consul 

~.---------- General E. 1. R.,MacGregor and Mrs. MacGregor, Brmsh 

YOUR SEARCH, HAS ENDED 

Consul Ronald V. Juchau and Mrs. Juchau and Mrs. E. C. 

Boughner, regent of the Imperial Order Daughters of the 

Empire in W.indsor. 

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Reee.,tly: Spain ' 

The Raymond J. Duffys, of Handy road, have ended 

~two-week visUto Spain, vacatioD!ng o~. the beautiful 

Island of Mallorca ~ but they're still a bit "gone." 

"It will be months," admits Camilla Duffy, "before 

we come down from Cloud Nine.'" 

They d€serVe a long stay Up There. 

. 

They've been 

about to take tbis trip for five years, planned it for tbeir 

25th 'wedding anniversary, finally made it on their 30th 

... "It was," says Camilla, "certainly worth waiting for." 

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Letter From A$oldier . 

Whatever Yl>\ir feelings ~bout "The War,"we know 

you are concerned with the safety and.;well-being 

individual young American men who must. fight 

of the 

it . . . 

Here is a letter from one of them, Ii ,thank-you note 

received by one of our subscribers, wl1o.bas requeste.d 

that she remain anonymous but who weuld like all qur 

readers to share Medic Ramon Damon, Jr!s thoughts: 

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large eating area and built-ins, including refrigerator-freezer, Family 

room with Fireplace, 1st floor-utility room. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on second 

floor. F,ne quality carpeting and drapes included. Paneled basement 

recreation room and office, fully carpeted. 

Dear Mrs. -- i ... 

I would like to take this time to eg;tendmy .sincere 

"Thank you" to you for your "Vietna'!'t'.Gift, Pac!' The 

contents of the Gift Pac were very wiSely selected and 

very much appr:eciated, but mdst important to me was 

the greatness o{the thought behind th~ gift. ,. 

The support and concern from pepple at .home are 

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most important gifts that anyone could glVe a ..per- 

in this situation and I thank you very much for 

Hugo S. Higbie 

yours. 

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Slate Wellesley Club' s Meeting 

The Detroit Wellesley Club's secretary and Mrs. Don P. 

annual meeting will be held at Jones, of Yo r k s hi r e road, 

the home of Mrs. Donald R. treasurer. 

Flintermann in Lakeshore road Following brief annual reo 

next Wednesday, May 21, at ports, .l\1rs, John S. North, of 

12:30 o'clock. 

Yorkshi,re road, will report on 

Continuing terms for another the Wellesley Alumnae Council 

year are Mrs. Raymond A. which she attended March 26 

B row n, presidentj and Mrs. through 28. 

Horace Gilmore, of Harvard ' 

road recording secretar The. p~rpose of the Alumnae 

, y. Council IS to strengthen rela- 

New officers are Mrs. John Itionships between the College 

C. O'Meara, vice-president, Mrs. and its alumnae, to consider 

John W. Taylor, oorrespondlng alumnae policy and to Indic,ate 

NO PRESCRIPTION 

is too difficult at Meyer! 

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lines of alumnae activity. 

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A report also will be given 

on the benefit of the Seven 

Eastern Women's Colleges Committee, 

a cabaret ooncert of the 

Detroit S y m p ho n y Orchestra 

conducted by Arthur Fiedler. 

SUSAN MARIE MOO RE, 

daugbter of MR. and MRS. W. 

JAlIIES MOORE, of Balfour 

road, was a featured instrumen. 

tal and vocal soloist at the an. 

nual Senior Recital and Opera . 

WorksboJl May 5 at Vernon 

Court Junior College, Newport, 

R.I. 

We are a prescription p'harmacy and filling prescriptions 

and dispensing professional service is our primary 

concern. No prescription is too difficult. We main- 

. tain over 20,000 items in stock so that our patrons 

can always be sure of obtaining the newest of medicine 

is well as the old standbys. Where you have your 

prescription filled does make a difference. Choose 

your pharmacist as you would your doctor. 

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Ask ,'out our senior c;f;;rens disco.'" pla•• 

Open Thunday and Friday evenings 

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ONCE-A.VEAR .SAVINGS EVENT 

Moy.16 thrOtlgA May 2.4. 

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Here is an opportunfty to ro;a wardrobe of stockings 

for 'all of Y9ur summer fashion needs ••. now. at substantial 

savings during our aflnual sale of your favorite hosiery 

iA a comptete range of costl!me.complementing styles and colors. 

Reg. '1.59 pr.. Walking Sh-eer. , • , ••••••••••• , • pr. 1.29; 3 pr.'3.8~ - 

, Reg. 1.55 pro Heel and Toe Dress Sheer ..... ,.pr. 1.32; 3 pro 3.95' 

Reg. 1:55 pr. Mesh .•••••••••••••••••••• , •. pr. 1'.32; 3 pro 3.95 

Reg. 1.65 pr. Demi.toe Dress Sheer ..•. , •• ," . pr. 1.39; 3 pr. 4.15 

Reg. 1.75 pr. Heel and Toe Mini.Cantrece ..•.. pr. 1.49; 3 P.r. 4.45 

Reg•.1.75 pr. Demi-toe Cantrecc ... , ••.... " .. pr. 1.49; 3 pr. 4.45 

Reg. 2.00 pr. Demi.toe Agilon Sheer ,., •.••.. pr. 1.69; 3 p~. 5.05 

Reg. 2.00 pr. Thigh.high Agilon, self.gartering ... pr. 1.69; 3 pr. 5.05 

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sizes 8}2 to 10%. Modite for average legs; size:; 9 to 11, Duchess 

for long, .ampJe legs; sizes 9% to 11 ~ 

SNAP.HAPPIES garment and Agilori stocking combination. 

Reg. 8.25 Snap-Happy set. set 6.~O 

PANTY STOCKING non-run .sheer; sizes pet~te, medium, medium 

taH, tall,' Reg. 3.50 pr, panty stocking .••••• ., ••• pr.2.98 

Jacob SonS 

in the Village 

GRQ~SE POINTE NEWS 

. , 

ANNUAL 

kitchen 

tour 

ertson and Mrs. Frederick W. 

Schlegel. 

Following approval of the officers, 

luncheon will be served 

in .the Club's Green Room. 

Among those receiving de. 

grees from the University of 

Detroit May 3 were The. REV~ 

EREND ROBERT H. BLON- 

DF,:LL, son of MR. and MRS. 

NEIL BLONDELL, of Rivard 

boulevar:l, who majored in 

Guidance and Counseling and 

was graduated from the Graduate 

School; and DEN N I S 

PINKO~, son of MR. and MRS.. 

BENJAMIN W. PINKOS, of 

Broadslone road, who majored 

in History and was graduated 

from the Graduate Scbool. 

Support the Cottage Hospital 

Women's Auxiliary 

Today, Thursday, May 15 

1 p,m. to 5 p,m. 

Tickets Available At • 

Pholo by Paul Gacb 

chairman, MRS. MARRION U. 'SCOTT 

and MRS. WILLIAM C. RANDS make 

mental notes. Tickets for the Follies, to 

be presented May 23 and 24 at 8:30 

o'clock in Ford Auditorium, are on sale 

atthe,J. 'L.Hudson Company, Ford Auditorium 

.box office and the Junior 

League's War Memorial office. 'The Afterglow 

following the Sah~day evening, 

May 24, performance has been changed 

to the Country Club of Detroit because 

of the great number who plan to attend. 

Other Make-Up committee members are 

the Mesdames Jerry H. Nissen, Willard 

P. Kerr, Julia B. Tobin, Roger K. Powers 

and Carole Williams. 

ParticiPliting in M i chi g a n 

Week Highland Games at Oakland 

University May 17 and 18 

will be Highland Dan c er s 

MARY ANN and CINDY BURS. 

LEM, of Severn road. 

A' RANCH HOUSE 

Page Twenty-one 

by, of and for Pointe .Women 

Now, Everybody line Up For The Eyes 

The Make-Up committe~ for the Junior 

League of Detroit's production of 

"Follies and Funds for Detroit" got last 

minute instruction from MRS. BAR- 

',RIETT' SUTTLE, (seated, center), .of 

Trail Apothecary Shop this week at the 

Grosse Pointe War Memorial, and it was 

decided'that the quickest method of ~p' 

plying the cast's make-up would be' to 

set up an assembly line with each com. 

mittee member applying one part of the 

make-up. Mrs. Suttle demonstrates the 

,correct "eye" .t ec h n ique s. on MRS. 

'GEORGE M. FERN as, Oeft to right), 

MRS. GORDON ST. JOHN, MRS. PE- 

TER SMITH, MRS. JOHN FIF'E, MRS. 

CHARLES E. SWENSON, .committee 

New President For Pointe tW'V 

Mrs. Robert Everett .has been sources, led by Mrs. H. W. Butelected 

to a two-year term as ler, and Aid, Trade and the 

president of \the League of U.N., led by Mrs. C. ,James 

Women Voters of Grosse Pointe. Stickford. . 

She succeeds Mrs. Carl J. Fisch. Local items are County Home 

er in the post. I Rule, led by 'Mrs. Howard Hush; 

other c new officers of the School Finance, led by Mrs: Jo- 

League include Mrs. Donald Mc. 

Conacllie and Mrs. Kenneth 

Pitts, first and second vice. 

seph Thompson; Sch?O~Semces, 

led by Mrs. Jack Still, andRe~. 

'reation, led by Mrs. James 

presidents,' respectively; Mrs. 

Charles . Kinnaird, :secretary; 

and Mrs. William G. Ehrlich, 

treasurer' 

. '; ... . 

April Unit meetings, according 

to Mrs. Everett, were de. 

Weber. 

Mrs. Everett reports the 

League boar~ was rounded out 

by the followlDg elected and ap. 

pointed directors: Mrs; Bruce 

Miller, Mrs: Andrew Hall,. Mrs. 

Sterling Berry, Mrs; H. W. But. 

voted to program planning for ler, Mrs. J. R. Jessup; Mrs. 

next year. There was a review 

of League positions taken asa 

Frank Clements, Mrs. 

Marshall, lIIrs. Forman 

Joseph 

Johnresult 

of previous 

two national and 

studJes on 

four local 

ston Mrs. James 

J. Howard Kay, 

Sanford, Mrs. 

Mrs. George 

matters. Brown and Mrs; C: James Stick- 

National items are Water Re- ford. 

Slate Briarcliff Club's Meeting 

The Briarcliff Club of Detroit 

will hold its annual meeting and 

ele ction of officers at Birmingham's 

Village. Club next Tues- 

. day, May 20, at noon, with president 

Mrs .. Carew P. Martindale 

presiding. 

The slate proposed by the 

Nominating committee will include 

Mrs. Reynold W. Semmler, 

recording secretary; Mrs. 

Maynard R. Andreae, Ways and 

Means chairman; Mrs. Lester 

Morris, hospitality chairman; 

IIIrs. Raymond J. Biggs, publicity 

chairman; and members-at. 

large Mrs. Thomas R. Bramson, 

Mrs. Howard S. Buhl,. Mrs. 

George E. McKean, n, Mrs. Edmond 

T. Neeme, Mrs. Lester 

Neiman, Mrs. Edward K. Rob- 

George 

Prestons' 

19850 Mack Avenue 

at Huntington, Grosse Pointe Woods 

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Dr. Calcaterra To Claim Bride, 

Mrs. Ruth Harvey Manning, 

of Westport, Conn.. has announced 

the engagement of her 

daughler. Ellen Berne, to Dr. 

Victor E. Calcaterra, son of Mr. 

and Mrs. Victor Calcaterra, of 

Sunoingdale drive. Miss Berne 

is also the daughter of Dr. Eric 

Berne, of Carmel, Cal. 

Miss Berne attended Colby 

College, in Waterville, Me., and 

was graduated from the Wash. 

ington Scmare College of Arts 

and Science of New York Uni. 

versity. She is a caseworker in 

Form~r Pointer 

Claims Bride 

Susan Lee Stanley, daughter 

of lIIr. and Mrs. Wallace Stanley, 

of Southfield, became the 

bride of Thomas Duross Keis. 

wetter, son of former Pointers 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Duross Keiswetter, 

who now make their 

home in Petoskey, at an evening 

ceremony Saturday, lIIay 3, 

in Royal Oak's Shrine of the 

Little Flower. 

Upon their return from a va. 

cation in the Shenandoah Mountains, 

the newlyweds will make 

their home in Warren. 

Mrs. Gary Sieb came from 

her North Carolina home to 

serve as her sister's matron of 

honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. 

Paul Keiswetter, Miff Keiswetter; 

Joan Parent and Pauline 

Shultz. Marie Kassab was flower 

girl. 

Paul KeisweUer, of Grand 

Rapids, acted as his brother's 

best man and another brother, 

Richard. J. Keiswetter, headed 

the usher corps which included 

Michael Harrington, Gary Sieb, 

David Pott and Terry Haynor. 

MR. and MRS. DAVIDMlL- 

LER McDONALD, of Detroit, 

announce the birth of their first 

child, a daughter, TARA ANNE, 

May 6. Mrs. McDonald is the 

former ELAINE NIE.CKARZ, 

daughter of MR. and. 'MRS. 

LEO N DARD NIECKARZ, of 

East Detroit. Paternal grandparf'ots 

are MR. and MRS. \ 

FRANK McDONALD, of Audubon 

road. " 

OFFERINC UNUSUAL ADVANTA.CES 

Member of Grosse Pointe Rea! Estate Board's 

lIfultipleListing System 

the Rehabilitation Division of 

the Social Service Department 

at Bellevue Ho'spilal. 

Dr. Calcaterra is a second. 

year resident in Otolaryngology 

at New York University Med. 

ical Center. He was graduated 

from Grosse Pointe South High 

School, tbe University of Michigan 

and the University of 

Michigan Medical School. 

A June wedding Is planned. 

Our 

Maichmaken 

Paul Maxon 

Richard L. Moxon 

Bernard Whitley 

Hugh C. WiliOn 

William 8. Devlin 

Thomas Nester 

Au: P. Holt 

William H.. Rieman, Jr. 

Winifred S. Jewel, Jr. 

Winnif,.d M. We,hing 

Robert H. Opdyke 

M•• ry Stamman 

Ilene Kelly 

Roch.1 Baumann 

lecky Wickard 

Ruth R. 80lla 

ON A COURT IN THE WOODS 

YOU AND YOUR 

NEW HOME 

MAXON 

BROTHERS 

Inc. ' 

TU 2-6000 

The layout inCludes 3 Bedrooms, 2 V:z Bathrooms, a large Livingtroom (l4'S"x2S') 

ond L-shape Family .aom (14'x2S' plus 12'x 13'). This rt'om is panelled; it has 

beamed ceiling and air conditioner. There are fireplaces in the Living room, 

Family room and the basement Recreation room. The Jaler is panelled, tiled, 

with bar and Lavatory. There is a large walled Patio aff the Family room with 

a built-in grill. Ask us for floor pia ... We think you'll li"e it. The house was 

built in 1954 ana is in good condition. The heat is gas A.C. 2.cor atta~hed 

garage. We'd like 10 arrange an inspection. ' 

We're not fast talkers, but we're good listeners - 10 the problems of both 

buye.s and sellerS. Talking and thinking don't always go together. We'" 

;notch moke.s - you and your new home. 

Exclusive Agent 

MAXON BROTHERS,IM. TiJ 2~.sOOO __ ~ 

A conscientious polley mikes Iii 0 •• frie.d. 

Only nine years old. This home features three nice size bedrooms, 

large kitchen, family room with corner fireplace and 

two full baths. Excellent closet and storage space. Convenient 

to Ferry, Parcells, and New North High. 

III 

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Hugo S. Jligbie 

Frank D. Cotler 

Donald E, Smith 

iii 

C. C. Wilkerson 

Orison S. White 

John E. Mendenhall Carl Bruder 

Roger Southworth 

Member-Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board 

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Stoetzer-Speier Rites Are Read 

A reception in the Muskegon 

Womens Club followed the Sat. 

urday, May 10, wedding of 

Paula Anne Speire, daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Speier, 

of N,'lrth Muskegon, and James 

Brian Stoeuer, son of Mr. and 

Mrs. Gerald L. ,'>toetzer, of 

Littlestone road. 

Setting for the 5:30 o'clock 

rites was Muskegon's St. Mary's 

Church. Following a vacation in 

The Bahamas, the newlyweds 

will make their home in Newport, 

R.I.., while the bridegroom 

attends Naval Officers SchooL 

The bride wore a floor length 

white satin gown and a lace. 

bordered floor length veil, fall. 

ing from a white rose headpiece. 

She carried an arrangement 

of stephanotis centered 

with three white roses. 

She was attended by her 

sister, Mrs. Robert Bruce, of 

Atlanta, Ga., wbo served as 

matron of honor, and brides. 

maids Susan Stoetzer, the bridegroom's 

sister, Mrs. John Den 

Braeber, of Boston, Mass., and 

Janelle Sevmy, of Birmingham. 

Sashes accented their floor 

length pants dresses, f2.shloned 

with long sleeves and Iquare 

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necklineli. They wore flowers in 

their hair and carried matchlng 

floral garlands. 

Flower g i r 1 was Lynette 

:Bruce, the bride's niece. 

Gerald L. Stoetzer, Jr., came 

from Pearl Harbor, HawaIJ, 

where he is stationed as a Pelty 

Officer in the Navy, to act as 

his brother's be:.1 man. 

Ushering were Mark Speier. 

the bride's brother, a student at 

the Air Force Academy In 

Colorado Springs, Colo., Steven 

Ladd, of Ann Arbor, and Steven 

Davenport. 

The bride's mother chose a 

dress and. coat of pastel peau 

de soie and a corsage of roses. 

The bridegroom's mother wore 

an aqua coat and dress ensemble. 

Her flowers were camellas. 

Among the 16 private collec. 

tors exhibiting books, manu. 

scripts and rare autographs in 

the "Detroiters Collect" exhibit 

from May 14. through June 19, 

in Adam Strohm Hall, Detroit 

Public Library, is PROFESSOR 

ROBERT E. BOOTH, of Balfour 

road. Professor Booth has collected 

the works of Andrew 

Lang since 1960. 

Open Thursday arid Frida, eyetlinp 

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Engaged 

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. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester C. 

ShE'a, of Sunningdale drive, 

have announced the engage. 

ment of their daughter, ANN 

LORINE, to Peter Joseph Good. 

win, of Niles, 111., SOD o-l Mr. 

and Mrs. Wilfred P. Goodwin, 

of Green Bay, Wis. 

Larre is a graduate of the 

Academy of the Sacred Heart 

in Lakeshore road and Barat 

College, Lake Forest, ID., and is 

presently an airline hostess with 

TWA. 

~erfiance is a graduate of 

the Univehity of Wisconsin and 

is associated fu sales work with 

Marathon Electric. 

A September wed din g is 

planned. 

give her the convenience of 

Feather-Maca travel-cased slippers 

with summer-bright braid trim on 

soft leather •• ,perfect for 

vacations and lounging. 

White or tea rose. 

Jacob SorrS 

iN 

The 

Moth .Hole 

Needle Point 

ORIGINAL DESIGNS 

. . 

CONTEMPORARY and TRADITIONAL 

CUSTOM DESIGNING 

S-M-ML-L-XL. 

6.00 

refresh your eyes with Polly Bergen's Eye Cere Kit 

A quick:. an.together quartet of eye-easing tricks ••• 

Cleansing Cream to whisk away makeup; Eye Clear 

Drops,D

Thursd.y, May 15, 1969 

CLASSIFIED 

ADS 

Coli TU .... 2-6900 - 3 TIUIlIt Li.... To Se~.YOu Quickly 

You ~ c.. .. a..reM . 

lA-PERSONALS '4-HELP WANTED 

VacaUon In Luxury at low Off. VIC TANNY 

Season rates at the AU New . 

"White Marlin Motel". Top NO~ HIRING for major expan. 

o! Galt OCean Mile, Ft. Laud. SlO~. program. Instruetress 

erdale, Fla. 33308. Brochure poS.IUonsavailable' at all De. 

on request. Owned and opr. trOlt .area locations. Excellent 

by former Grosse Pointe resi. starting salary. Most be at. 

dent. tractive, between ages of 

20.35, Apply 10 a.m ..6 p.m. on 

2A-Musrc EDUCATION 

LESSONS on organ, piano, saxo. 

phone, popular, classical, age 

14 or over. Saturdays. Sun. 

days. 821.8368. 

PIANO, guitar lessons. Detroit 

Institute of Musical Art, 

16237 Mack at 3 Mile Drive. 

Call TUxedo 2-4963, Tuesday, 

T~ursday, Friday after 

1:30. 

28- TUTORING 

PRIVATE TUTORING 

. IN . 

YOUR OWN HOME 

AU subjects; all grades. 

Adults and children. cer. 

tified teachers., r . 

Call: 

DETROIT AND SUBURBAN 

TUTORING SERVICE 

KE 7-4653 

FRENCH tutoring for grades, 

high school, college ar.d 

adult by. certified and ex. 

perienced teacher. Cr.ll: 886. 

1609. 

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PIANO, THEORY: Pre-school 

through university level. WaI. 

te! Mueller, 482 Colonial Ct. 

N. TUxedo 6-1090. 

PUNCH AND JUDY 

MUSIC STUDIOS 

Guitar Piano 

GuitlU' Rental and Silles 

15 Kercheval 

Grosse -Pointe Farms 

TU 4-4440 Res. TU 6-3399 

COMMUNITY 

'TUTOR'ING SERVICE 

MRS. LOUIS MARICK DIREC- 

TOR Tutoring by degree teach. 

ers available in all suhjects, for 

grades high school, college and 

jidult education. 

339 Merriweather 

TUxedo 4-2820 

OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS 

Grosse Pointe Farms' 

QUALIFIED math tea c her 

wants to tutor gradei 1-6 'during 

summer months. $5 per 

hour. Call. Bfter 6:00. 371. 

6'12?. 

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EXPERIENCED college senior 

tutor's u m mer elementary 

remedial reading, arithmetic. 

'Your home or mine. 882. 

1139 

TEACHER eager to tutor ele. 

mentary subjects during sl11n. 

mer. 884-5190. 

Saturday at our Oak Park 

location. 14370 W. 8 Mile Rd. 

or eal! Miss Calavenna for ap. 

pointment. 541.3100. 

GENERAL office girl. TYPing 

knowledge, good with figures. 

$90 week to start. 9751 Erwin 

at Grinnell. Located near 

Detroit City Airport 923- 

0700. 

RESPONSIBL,E hi,!;hschooler to 

care for 3% year girl dally. 

Prefer person with younger 

in family. Commence imme. 

diately through summer and 

thereafter. Washington Road 

and Kercheval. Excenent ref. 

erences only. TUxedo 2.5262. 

BOOKKEEPER 

FEMALE, SINGLE-2O'35, for 

,Ea.st Detroit public accounting 

.office, experienced .. Full time 

with benefits., Call386~. 

MANUFACTURER'S' AGEN'l'S' 

office in Grosse Pointe needs 

a mature experienj:ed stenographer 

for one girl offiee. 

Telephone answering, shorthand, 

typing and records 

maintenance. HO'Jrs 8:30 to 5, 

Monday through Friday. Can 

881-8131. 

COUNTER WOMAN - Days - 

experienced dry cleaning. 

Full time" benefits. Denby 

Cleaners, 15029 Kercheval 

- Drivers 

2 DRIVERS ,needed immediate. 

ly for Cook Ford's service de. 

partment and bump shop. Ap. 

ply S~rviceManager. 

COOK FORD 

16901 MACK AT CADIEUX 

COUPLE WANTED for domestic 

work in Birmingham Area. 

Cooking, serving and cleaning 

for adult family of three. Liv(. 

on residence or otherwise. Ex. 

cellent wages; References reo 

quested. Call 322-0170from 9 

a.m. to 5 p.m. 

MASSEUR - Handyman for 

.prj.vate 'hODie:' Gardemlig" and 

some driving also. 885.1365. 

.......... ., ..... ~t'."''''' ..,~ 

.' CLERK 

Young. girl with some high, 

schoolaccOuntmgor bookkeep. 

ing. On.the job experience help. 

ful but not essential. Some light 

typing. Gall Mr. Robson at 567- 

0215 or apply in person. Stan. 

dard Forge Co., !}Ieavy Stamp. 

ing Division, 2130 Franklin 

Street, Detroit, Mich. 

An Equal OJ;Iportunity Employer 

CASHIER, afternOOllS and Saturday, 

will train. Apply 18330 

MALE nursing care-Pre.med 

student will make daily or 

weekly visit to your home for 

male care. Excellent refer. 

ences. 372.9471. 

WANTED, odd jobs, yard work, 

painting, exterior, Interior, 

light hauling. References. 822- 

1968. 

S-SITUATION WANTED 

I~EED la~n or ,arden work: 

. done? Call TUxedl) 4.5962. . 

HIGH school student desires 

typing, general office work 

for summer. TUxedo 1-8584. 

CLEAN CARPETS at home ... 

shaampoo without water with 

new Racine Rent Machme. 

Walkers. 20369 Mrack. 

MOVING. Radio and reilor": 

player combination. Attic 

treasures and clothes. 9 a.m. 

Saturday, May 17 at 21102 

Kenmore, Harper Woods. 

WAYNE University chemical 

engineering senior desires 

summer e~ployment, prefer. 

ably pertaining to chemistry. 

TUxedo 2-3692. 

HrGH SCHOOL graduate wish. 

e.s' posi~n as seeretary. 

Good tYPIst, other machines 

filing. Also has had French 

translation. After 5, 881.8174. 

BASEMENTS washed, waxed 

and buffed. Bob, after 3 p.m. 

756-1748. 

COLLEGE girl wishes to plan 

for summer position starting 

June 23. H~s 2-year college, 

including shorthand, typing 

and business machines. Also 

has p l' act i c a I experience. 


BABY SITTING for summer, 

part or full time, Grosse 

Pointe area, 886.2168. 

NURSE AID would like home 

nursing, Saturday aud Sunday. 

Reference. 291.3275 or 

386-3680. 

LAUNDRY or cleaning, Friday, 

~14.00. Refere~ces. 821-Q855. 

KINDLY, experieneed nurse 

will take care of your loved 

ones, convalescent or cllronic 

cases. Day '01' night. Willillg 

to llssumeresponsibility. Ex. 

cellent references. 331.5031. 

SA-,SITUATION WANTED 

(Domesticl 

EXPERIENCED .laundress or 

housework. Own transportation, 

$13. References •.VAlley 

1-5029. 

HOUSEKEEPER:C 0 0 K, ex. 

perienced, live.in; small fam. 

ily;references. Box M 30, 

Grosse Pointe News. 

WOMAN wishes day work. 

Phone 923.9235. 

RELIABLE worker wishes one 

day work, Thursdays. Call 

875-6733. 

LADY wants one day domestic 

work, Wednesdays, $13. OWn 

car. 823-6784. 

6, R Q~ S E P 0 IN TEN E W S 

'-FOR ,RENT- 

(U"fu"' ......l 

GROSSE POINTE, t4 bedrooms, 

21,2baths, 2 car jarage, avail. 

able July. $325 per month. 

884.0'700. 

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BEAU1'IFUL large 6 room fhit, 

adults only. 3006, Lakewood. 

GROSSE POINTE. 5 room lipper. 

Prefer middle aged work. 

lng couple. No children no 

pets, $130. VAllex 2.0812. 

~ ~, 

MODERN 4 bedroom 21,2 bath 

colonial in the FaI'lJiii. Immediate 

pOssession. $450. 

BOR,LAND.McBREARTY 

'TU 6.3800 • 

LAKEPOINTE.Outer Dr. 1m. 

ma,culate 3 room and bath 

upper, $130, includes utilities. 

CO\~ple only. Security de. 

POSIt. DRexel 2-8873. 

ATTRACTIVE 1'h story. 2 bed. 

rooms,. bath down, 2 bed. 

rooms, bath up. Covered en. 

closed porch .. Secluded Woods 

Court. $375.00 per month. 1 

year lease. Vaeant. 

HIGBIE 

REALTY 

84 Kercbeval Avenue 

886.7100 

2 B~DROOM house, large yard. 

CIty of Grosse Pointe. Adults 

only. TUxedo 1-0500or TUxedo 

1.3810. 

915COOK ROAD, Gro:>sePointe 

Farms. 3 lx>droom Colonial 

f~~ily room, dining room: 

hvmg room with natural fire. 

plac.e, 2 car attachM' garage. 

Available May 15th. 

COX (7 BAKER 

TUxedo 5.7900 

2 BEDROOM apartment practically 

new. Carpetin):: heat, 

air-conditioning. All appli. 

6A-FOR RENT / 

IF,,mi.hed) 

HOPSE available June 24th.Au. 

gust 25th. Adults: Park, pool, 

privileges. 884;6462, evenings. 

2 BEDROOM furnished brick 

home with garage available 

June 1 to October 1. Adults 

preferred. References, secur. 

ity deposit. $200 per month. 

LAkeview 6.7056. 

6B-ROOMS FOR RENT 

ROOM in a '11l1ethome. Ideal 

for gentleman. References 

required. TUxedo 5.1698. 

BUSINESS WOMAN or nurse. 

. Near transportation. Kitcben 

privileges. $15 per week. 

TUxedo 6.6818. 

6C-OFFICES FOR RENT 

LUXURIOUS office space avail. 

able in desired location in St. 

Clair Shores. Carpeted and 

air.conditioned. Excellen! access 

to 194 expressway. 773. 

2500, 

ATTENTIbN DOCTORS 

MODEIDj" medical office. 1100, 

sq. ft. Good IDeation and 

parking. Large enongh for 2 

TUxedo 5.1337 or TUxedo 1. 

6498. 

AVAILABLE i1nmedlatelY: Eev. 

eral OffiCllSin Chet Sampson 

Travel Service' 8uilding, 100 

Kercheval. Possillle suite ar. 

rangement. $70-$90, ineluding 

utilities. TUxedo 5.7510. 

DOCTORS - LAWYERS 

MERCHANTS 

Choice space for lease. 

Available at once. 

"On The llill" 

Bus line at door. Ample parking 

KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 

PRIVATE office, Eastland area. 

Parking, complete mainte. 

nanl!e to responsible tenant 

Lease. 886.1800. 

ances. 20401 E. 8 Mile Road NEW BRICK BUILDING 

near Harper. Available June GROSSE POINTE WOODS _ 

1st. TUxedo 4.7657. 21312 Mack, corner Aline, 

EAST SIDE apartment build- 2200 sq. ft. open area, air. 

ing, Jefferson near Water- con~tioned, lar~e re.ar area 

works Park.' One and two p:;rking ~ot also Indivld~a~ of. 

bedr~m apa.r.tm.ents, newly I flces .avaJl.able.Can be dIVIded 

decorated, elevator, excellent to SUIttenant. 

tranSportation. Adults, only. MEDICAi;..;..PROFESSIONAL- 

822.8602 between 9 a.m. and 20867Mack. One 5.room suite. 

8 p.m. Immediate occupancy. 

NORTH SHORE APTS. 

NEW AND SPACIOUS 

E. Jefferson at 9* Mile 

, .. 

L and 2'bedroom at'ts. Central 

air conditioning,. prh.ate basements, 

GE appliances include 

surface burner, oven, refrig. 

2 RELIABLE, experienced erator, dishwasher, disposal, 

~omeD ,,l:Icldng ...fa" 

tizen, mature lady, available ci1itie.. ' " \ 

June. Reply to Grosse fointe MANCHESTER~bal Mack. 5 

News. 6-15. . room brick' house attacbed 

58-EMPLOYMENT 

BUREAU 

EFFICIENT WORKERS Em. 

. ployme.rit Agency has experi. 

enced day workers, general 

housework, • live.Ins, cooks. 

LOraine 8-3118. 

6.-FOR RENT-- 

( Unfumishecl) 

garage .. Welcome' chilc:.-no 

pets. $215. ", 

.Call 771.3124 .. 

TV 4-1340 TU 6-1068 

GROSSE POINTE "VILLAGE" 

Offices - desk spaee - parking 

TV 5-0518 I TV 2-7252 

500.TO 1,200 sq. ft. air condi. 

tioned b Iiil din g. st. Clair 

Shores. 7n.1S70. 

DOCTOR OR DENTIST 

MACK Cor. of Littlestone:-F9r 

lease one .medicaI, one dental 

suite noW-available in modern 

clinic. 600 sq. ft. each. Excel. 

facilities, ample parking. Includes. 

all utilities, air-cond., 

janitor service. Reasonable. 

TU 1-6300. 

Johnstone (7 Johnstone 

4 ROOM lower income, newly 6D-RESORT PROPERTY 

.' carpeted, near Cottage Hos. FOR RENT 

TU 6-4444 mediate occupancy, ideal for 

. working couples, bachelor, 

DEVONSIDRE AND MACK~ etc. Adults only. No pets. 

room lower. Separate base-I ---ment, 

furnace, entrances. Ga. MOD E R ~ 3 ~drooms, 2 1 ? 

rage. Adults, no cbildren, no baths, WIth famIly room. AIr 

pets. TU 5-6215. conditioned, attached 2 car 

lIarage. Available mid June 

GRAYTON, upper 5 room, heat. for one year. $400 month. Se. 

ed, carpeted, adult.~. $150. curity depo.~it - references. 

TUxedo 2-0573. TUxedo 4-6834. 

EMPLOYED lady 10 share mr 

apartment. References. Box 

N-60. Grosse Pointe News. 

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ALTER RD. below Jefferson, 6 

room upper flat. Security de. 

posit. Adults preferred. VAl. 

ley 2.0333, evenings. 

HARVARD RD., Grosse Pointe, 

3 hedroom home, available 

June 1st. $250. HO 8.7832. 

7-WANTED TO RENT 

EXECUTIVE and family of 

three grown chUdren desires 

three or four bedroom home 

in Grosse Pointe. One or two 

year lease. Excellent ref. 

erences. 886.2218. 

YOUNG COUPLFo with infant 

wishes to, rent 2 bedroom unfurnished 

income or dllDles 

773-4278. 

RESPONSIBLE couple desires 

quiet home,' 3 bedrooms, 2 

ba ths. 886-4216. 

LARGE CARRIAGE-for "ii'iiture 

couple, wife will help wilh 

your children. 886-4276. 

REFINED professional 1 a d y 

would like studio apartment 

or room and bath with kiwh. 

en and latlndry privileges in 

Grosse Pointe, Harper Woods 

Dr Eastland a,rea. Must be 

fur nished. References ex. 

changed. Calls taken by Mrs. 

Woodward. 331-8058. 

FAMILY of 4 wisbes to lease 

furnished house or lipartment 

through August. 871-1800. 

8--ARl'ICLES FOR SALE 

DARE to be DIFFERENT with 

UNCOMMON ACCESSORIES. 

ANTIQUES - OLDTIQUES - 

JEWELRY and JUNKQUE at 

THE GRIST MILL SHOPPE 

21151 Mack 886.1640 

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS!-Approximately 

$20 quarterly buys 

$10,000/$20,000public llabWty, 

property d.a ma g e. TUxedo 

1-2376. 

ESTATES bought and sold. 

Complete or odd pieces. An. 

tiques, silver, cbina, funJi. 

ture. Oriental .rugs. Hugh C. 

Bolan, 10233 Woodward, TO 

6.2500. 

2 MODERN living room table, 

lamps, sewing machine and 

cabir.et, hand painted tea set, 

- Zenith stereo, Oriental rugs, 

books, clothes 12.14. Needlepoint 

b e n c h,. broiImaster, 

kitChen Items. Andrew Geller 

shoes, ~ize 8. 822-4960. 

SCHWINN 10 - speed Vars~ty, 

very good conditon, $55. TUxed~ 

1-3424 . 

WANTED: Old guns, any con. 

dition. Call Monte at 8M.2654. 

4" UNITRON telescope, electric 

drive;_15' Doughboy pool 

and accessories, 1ronrite ironer 

and chair. 884.1341. 

. - 

FRAMUS bass guitar, like new, 

$100. 885~. ..:: .. ' 

ARM CHAIRS, .cedar chest, 

service plates, pair end tables, 

Dirylite 

laneous 

service for 6 miscel- 

items from estate . 

LAkeview 6-3427, 886.5947. 

f '"jt, 

"Ubl(' t .... _ e( 

UNUSUAL basket purses - 

dressy and casual. Custom 

made and from stock. VAl. 

ley 2.2288 or VAlley. 2-9743. 

BABY GRAND PIANO. MeJlaw 

~ntiqued French mahogany: 

m warm honey color, Cabriole 

legs, matching, bench, $500. 

882.3863. 

pital. $160 monthly including BUGGY, car bed, car 'seat in. 

all utUities and garage, se- SUMMER COTTAGE, Walloon fant seat, potty seats~ale 

curity deposit. .Immediate Lake near Petoskey, 4 bed- ~~mp cJ1air, drapes, p~il, ster: 

occupancy. 1.651.3375. "Cooms, paneled living room illzer, mat emity c10thin a 

GRAMMAR and creative Writ. 

ing. Experienced En g lis h Mack. Must be over 18. 

WI.th fl'replace elecm kit h chair SWl'n

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Page Twenty-four 

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: STOVE, refrigerator, 2 kitche" 

, sets, ladies and childrens 

, clothing, tricycle, Zoom.loom, 

: 0 the r toys, miscel1Bneous. 

• 881.1137. 

; CLOSE OUT 0/1 artists supplies. 

: original oil paintings and 

; frames. 

: CANVAS and BRUSH 

: 11840 Harper 521-8077 


VA 1-0678 

See or Call 

Ron Blakely CJT 

Doug Seigfried 

J a-:-ARTICLES FOR ~LE 

Rummage sale 

GROSSE POINTE 

UNITARIAN CHURCH 

1'1105 MAUMEE 

Between Neff and St. Clair 

Thursday. May 22 

9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

881-0420 

GARAGE SALE: Friday, Sat. 

urday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 350 

Maselli! Place off Williams. 

Near Kerby Road. Golf cart, 

motor bike, 12 large porch 

screens, bowling ball. cloth. 

ing, fluorescent lights. win. 

dow shades. oil paintings, 

books, toys, drapes. etc. 

LUDWIG Drums, all accessories 

includillg covers. Black 

diamond pearl Like new $350. 

481 Lakeland. 

Beautiful draperies, remnants 

and rolls. 

3 DAY SALE 

50c Yd. 

FANTASTIC SALE AT 'THE 

. MONOGRAMMED BARN 

Imported gifts, arts, crafts, and 

gourmet items, tarragon vine. 

gat, 36" long French brea?, 

new imported' electric coffee 

mills, folkloric dolls, wine. 

bottle candle lamps, antiques 

of all kinds, garden. sculpture, 

grapevine corkscrews, pew. 

ter jewelry, antique maps, 

and much more. Plain prices. 

. Saturday'andSunday, May 17 

and 18 from noon to six p.m. 

Come early. 560 Notre Dame. 

SPALDING golf clubs, irons, ~" 

5. 7, 9, putter, woods, I, 3. 

Bag included. 882.8522. 

GAMES TABLE and 4 captains 

chairs, like new, sacrifice, 

_ $590., TUxedo 5-ll9n. 

GARAGE SALE: Saturday May 

17th, 10 to '4.399 Neff Road. 

Household items and clothing. 

1969 CHEVROLET 

\ 

IMPALA 

.$2495 

FULL PRICE INCLUDES: 

V-8, auto. trans., power steering, power 

vinyl top, radio, neater, whitewall tires _ 

\A/OOD 

MOTORS 

100% GUARANTEE 

ON MOST MODELS 

30 days 01' 1,000 miles. 

MODERN SOFA and chair, good 

eonditon, must sell. LAkeview 

7.7463. 

FAIR SPANISH BRONZE 6.light 

torchieres, magnificent library 

desk. ~liscellaneous chairs. 

VAlley 1-6900. 

DRAPERIES, 5 sets of brocade 

rose beige. Lined and tra; 

versed. Matchin~ glass cur. 

tains. One-44"x87" rest - 

33"x87". 886.1328. 

FORMALS, size 10.12. Rose lace, 

all white, $16 each. TUxedo 

4.5004. 

8S-ANTIQUES 

ANTIQUE TAB LE, carnival 

glass, and other items. TU, 

1.3980. 

8 Antique Dealers 

Jefferson House Antiques 


between 14 and 15 Mile Rds. 

Dolls, furniture, glass, primi. 

tives,: china, bottles, clocks, 

Victoriana. 

. Closed MOJldays. 

EAST MEETS WEST 

AT COLLECTOR'5 CHOICE 

A smail collection of antiques 

from Near and Far .East in. 

'cluding China, Japan, India, 

Tibet, Persia\ Tne Caucasl1s 

GYM SET and sand box $20. and poiIltsEast. ,Jade; Luri. 

881.3105. '. stan aridNnl~h, I,lronzes; Hit. 

. .' . . . . ,ti~e. an4, ,.~s~an cylinder 

MOVING. Willet dmmg set. Red . seal.s;~qti.Jln11qlle and anneedlepoint, 

new. Many other ,.tiQue ,or~eiJt.al rUgs in small 

items. 777-6255. sizes; ,Jewelry from 800 BC 

HYDRO FLITE outboard water to 19004»; Chinese Export 

skis, rope and racing type ,wlIres;18th and 19th century 

jacket, all $25.00. ru 1-3980. orientalceraiplcs; 14th. 17th 

Century Siamese bronzes and 

BARREL BACK brocade chair. numerouS other small items 

Weiman heirloom table. Large of. virtue,. '.' ,. 

baby crib. 884.1115. " .' " co~t~cT9.R;?I';9tI0~CE 

MOVING: Dining roomta.ble, ,72!! SouthcA;~~~~, ~~mlllgham 

six chairs, $85;. sideboard, I.... ., .. , 

$50; Bell & Howell slide, pro. 

jector and screen, $75; Magnavox 

portable stereo, $95; 

chair, tables, lamps, pictures, 

carpets, etc.; call aft~r6 

TUxedo 4.6767. ' 

CAMERA CM Argus, with:at. :. 

tachments. In very good con. 

dition. Call 885.Q745. 

0745. 

ENGLISH lady's racing bike. APPLIANCES, new range, new 

TUexdo 1-6589. and used refrigerators, dish. 

washer, antique mangle. 886. 

704,,"6. 

- 

FROM THE comers of 4 homes 

furniture, clothes and surprises. 

May 15 - 17 at 321 I 

Beaupre near ~Ioross in the . 

Farms. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, , 

brakes, 

INC. 

8 MILE 

PR 8-6400 

DUNCAN PHYFE drop leaf table, 

will seat 12, 4 dining 

chairs. Very good condition, 

$75. Call evenings. Saturday 

885.8317. 

,."TH [NC$::' ANTIQUE" 

ANTIQ~SHbpclosing, stock 

liquidation'sale, .Entire inventory 

must be sold. Every item 

reduced 30%, 40%. Final day 

of sale. May 17,noon 'ti] 5 

p.m. 16525 Hamilton, High. 

land PatR.For further infor. 

mation' 864-55114., 

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.I:~'.,'Jl' . ~ .rfu ,"., 

.," ;':'..;l\NTIQUE: 

Back Yard - Store Sale 

SATURDAY, MAY 17 

10 A.M. - 6 P.M. 

PORTS OF CALL 

23220'Mack, nr.'9 Mile 

775.1970 

WANT,ED: six year '1!ib in good 

condition. 822-5421. 

WAN'r&) ESTATES. antiques, 

furniture, art objects. ornate 

picture frames, paintings, ori- 

ental rugs, cut glass, old china, 

etc. 'New dealer. Top cash 

paid. 372-0070. Evenings -I' 

821-4911. 

CORVETTES & SPORT 

CARS \VANTED 

HANEY. SPORT CARS 

15200 GRATIOT BET 7 &- 8 MILE 

DR 2-r-qT, ID:~)(1 

MIGHTY MUSTA'f:~G SALE 

3 DAYS OI\J,LY 

THURS .• FRI., SAT .. 

1966 MUSTANG, 6 cyL,.' ~~66 '~I{STA~~,( V-8, 

auto., r. & h., w.w,t. Ex- auto., p.S., r. ana h. Blue 

tra sharp. with 'a white vinyl r(l('f. 

t l' "'1.1' 

1966 MUSTANG, 6 cyL, 1965 MUSTANG, V-B, 

auto., p.s., radio, heater, auto., r. &- h;, w,w.t., 

W.W.t. Vinyl roof, p.s. 

..' J,1195 

.. I 

1965 MUSTANG, V.8, 1967' "MUSTANG, 2+2, 

automatic, radio, heat~r, 4 speed, V.8. Extra sharp, 

whitewalls. 

$1195 $1895 

COOK FORD 

16801 MACK nr. CAD IEUX 

TU 2-7787 

!-ARTleHrWAt:(tiif." "lj~lrrOS FOR $Au' " l1-AuTOSFOR $ALE- . 

BOOKS, ~1QJl~ectlSought. 1967 PONTIACTem~st ~.door aGe BUICK -Wildeat % door 

Browsers _..always welcome. hardtop. va; double power. hardtop. Turquoise, blaek 

B. C. Cl",'B.ook Sbop. Mils Dart blue. $W5. vinyl top, power steering, 

lIo'the1 C3es, .16'10 Leverette PO INTE power brakes, radio, beater, 

(48216). ffiJ) 3-426'1'00t)(;E V-S; automatic, $1,595, $295 

10A-MdTORCYCLES : 18155 MACK ~5410 ..down. ' . , 

FO~ $4L.E .. 1968TRIUMPH Roadster, T;R.4. R Ie H A RD 

HONDA 9O"CC~crambhii', 1968 One owner. Must sell, leav. . ,. 

, model. ~~'~ um e 'payments. ing for service. Call TUxedo B U IC K 

TUxedo :i.S362. - • 1.2852. 

HONDA SPORT 50 excellent 196'7 OLDS Cutlass S hardtop. 

conditon. 886.5287.' Vinyl roof. 4 speed. Really 

DUCAT!, 25Occ. "63" SO H.P. 

Call after 5:30. 885.0492. 

HONDA S90, 3,600 orijpnal 

miles, mint, sllcrifice $175. 

VAlley 3.1268. 

1966 S U Z UK I, 250cc, X.6, 

Hustler. $300 with helmet. 

Call evenings, TUxedo 5.1025. 

HONDA Sport 50, excellent 

condition. 888.5287. 

101- TRUCKS- ' 

1969 

CHEVROLET 

PICKUP 

Fleetside. H e a v y duty rear 

springs, rear bumpers. Jr. w/c 

mirrors. 

$1872.91 

Complete 

VER HOVEN TRUCKS 

365.6000, ext. 6Z 

TRUCK 

SALE' 

100 

New aud used. Ready to work. 

,INSTANT DELIVERY 

SHALLA 

CHEVROLET 

16700 Harper TU'1-7600 

;61 TEMPEST, 4 door, automatic 

•. radio, good, condition. 

Best offer. TU 5-6215. 

1009 CADILLAC Coupe deVille. 

Silver with.a black. vinyl top. 

Ail'conditioning, "5,280.miles. 

$595 down. 

COFFEY CADILLAC 

3180 E. JEFFERSON 

L0'1-6811 

1968 CADILLAC 

COUPES & 

COUPE DeVI LLES 

SAVE MONEY 

NO AIR COND. 

Chestnut Brown coupe. Power 

windows. $4,195. 

Mateo Red. Coupe de Ville. 

Black vinyl top. Full power. 

Only $4,395. 

Baroque G old convertible. 

Black toP. black interior. 

Low mileagc. $4,495. 

COFFEY 

CADILLAC 


LO 7.6811 

l. 

sharp! $1899, $169 QOWll, 

DICK SHALLA 

CHEVROLET 

15000 KERC}l:EVAL 

822-7740 

1962 PORSCHE, good condition. 

Call after 9 p.m. 821.9241. 

16700 HARPER . ,TU 1-7600 1965 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury. 

1966 CADILLAC convertible~ Midnight blue. $1031. 

Arctic white, black top, black PO INTE 

interior, tilt, telescopic wheel, DODGE 

st~reo 

miles. 

radio. Only 24,000 118155 MACK . 886.5410 

COFFEY CADI LLAC '65 MERCURY six' passenger 


LO 7.6811' 

station wagon. Silver with red 

interior. Firestone 500 pre. 

T.BIRD, '68 Landau, 2-door' 

hardtop, vinyl roof,interior, 

factory air, 14,900 mil~. Harper-l0 

area. 21820 Lange. 

1966 BurCK SpeciaI,.2 door. 

Power steering, V-8.' automatic, 

radio, heater, Burgundy, 

,black trim. Like new. $1395. 

$199 down. 

R'ICHARD, 

BUICK 

16941 E, WARREN 

886-3b90 

1968 PLY¥OUTH Sport. Satel. 

lite wagon. 3 seat, 318cubio 

inches. Dar.k .greeD, white' 

sidewalls, power :steering, 

brakes and rear window. Push 

button radio, etc. $2600,.886, 

'0446. ..... . ."',' 

1969 NEW YORKER, Hloor, 

hardtop. Demo..Factory' air 

conditioning, power steering, 

power brakes, power, windows. 

Many more extras. $99 . 

down. 

LOCHMOOR 

CHRYSLER-PL 'yMOUTH 

1962 .MONZA red convertible, 18165 Mack '886-3000 

automatic, goo d condition. 

TUxe

ThUrsdl~, May IS, 1969 

J 21- TRAILERS AND 

CAMPERS ' . 

CAMPER SALE 

NEW COBRA CAMPER 

Sleeps 4, gas stave, beater, 110 

and 12 valt hook.up. Stainless 

sink, polyfoam mattress, pow. 

er range hood, 2O.,allon pres. 

sure water system with gauge, 

6.way camper to truck ~nnection, 

cab over bunk, city 

wa~er book-up, gas relulator. 

camper jacks. 

ALSO 

1968 3A.TON CAMPER Special, 

V.B, custom cab. 

$3,199. 

FULL PRICE 

ED RINKE 

CHEVROLET 

VAN DYKE at 10 1 12 MILE RD. 

. JE 6-0255 

TRUCK.CAMPER DEPT. 

Michigan's exclusive Cobra 

Dealer 

RENTALS 

1969 DODGE Family Wagan 

Vans fully equipped, sleeps 

2 adults and 2 children. 

For infarmation call 

881.Q867 

FAMLI.VANS, INC. 

Michigan Bankard Honored. 

ADVENTURE 

'69 Dodge 27' Matar Hame. 

Sleeps 7 adults. Ca~pletely 

selI.coatained. RENTAL IN. 

FORMATION. TUxedO' 6-5840. 

PHOENIX 

17.ft. travel 'traner. Sleeps 6. 

Campletely . self contained. 

Used only twiclt. 

$277. dn. 

and 

COBRA 

1969 Cabra 17 it. travei trailer. 

6 sleeper. Completely self 

contained. Baught ilew in fall 

af 1968-Never used. ' 

$299. dn. 

EDRINKE 

CHEVROLET 

VAN DYKE' at loih MILE 

JE 6-0255 

TRUCK-CAMPER DEPT. 

12D-AtREAGE :AND 

SUBURBAflU!,ROP. 

EftTY 'FOR SALE 

METAMORA - 50 acres. 884- 

9535. 

AT LEXIN~TON 

Spacious and Gracious livlng on 

on Lake Huron. Beautiful. 4bedrooF~ 

home on 9Ox5OO' lat. 

Full utilities, private beach. 

Full price $33,500. Tenns. 

COZY Lfi'TLE 2-BEDROoM 

Ranch home an large lot, gas 

heat, in Lexington. 3 blow 

fraD) town. ~ price $8,250. 

Call Lexington affice. 313-359. 

9611 ar 883.3700 

JOHN A. ROWLING. INC. 

LOOKING FOR A.CREAGE In 

the Rochester Area? We have 

several parcels from 4 to 26 

acre$. Some wooded aDd witb 

litreams. ,Excellent location 

for your cauntry bome. 

41 BEAUTIFUL' ACRES of 

rolling g r a u n d partially 

wooded. Stream runs thraugh 

north east corner of property. 

Located in Lapeer Township. 

Excellent inveatment 

property. 

WHERE CAN YOU FIND 80 

lovely cleared acres with 

running stream? Includes a 

barn and well, situated on 

top of hill surrounded by oak 

trees. A perfect spot far the 

gentleman farmer. Located 

in Bruce Township. 

CALL 

I 

- . _'6 R:C!S S E POINT ENE Vi S 

12F-RESOIT ~OPl*TY I~QL mATI U-REAL ~l", lJ-1EAL ..rAn 

FOil.SALI .FOR SALI FOI .SALE' FOI WI 

qAANl) 8END AREA GROSSE ~INTZ' ana, Har. ST. CLA]R SHORES - 22l3O CROSSE PT. WOODS - 1"1 

LAXEFRONT exeeuUve cotta,e vard. Wlik St. Clue ~I. Edmunton Dr. st. Joan af Aline, by Owner, 3 bedrooms, 

in Ilclusive lubdiviiioll. Five La... e a bedroom co.1ollill, Are PaM. ~'tran'p&rta. 1~ caf ,.rafe. 881.0682." 

~ms, 1~. baths. !ar,e 1.* bath., breeifut, recrea. tioD, 3 bec1rOOlll.l;complete 

Exclusive by 

BORLAND 

• 

McBREARTY 

lJ-1L\L ""ATI 

FOI SALI . 

'GROSSE POINTE SHORES 

OPEN %:10 TO Uo SUNDAY 

livm, room, diDlng room, kit. 

ellen. Air eondiUoDed, gal 

paDelheat. VOU maple fur. 

nitUre.Double carport. For 

further information caU WIL. 

I,JAM DAC E, Southeott 

Pines, GRAND BEND, 238. 

24~7. 

HODGSON REAL ESTATE 

LTD. 

EXETER-l.&18.23$.2420 

1ZG--FARMS. 

HURON COUNTY 

tiOn lOOlJl. MIDY extras. OWn. 

er. TUaedo 2-MD3. 

, 

INSIDERS' TIPS 

WE'RE OFF to tile raees with a 

fiDe' faeld of entries, OPe af 

wbic~ is' bound to be a 

winner for ~u. It's a fast 

track IJld aU of these thoro 

oughbreds are capable of 

moving in a hurry. Best 

yau get your bet down with 

Purdy &: Edgar ar you mlY 

electric kitchen, Beautiful CROSSE POI NTE 

finished .recreatio'a room. In. .HOMES 

sIde must be seen to be apo 

preciated. Shown by appoint. 

OPEN SUN. 2.5 

ment. Phane 7'13:0728 ar '778. E. BALLANTYNE 20063 - OIl 

9M3. . 

Flirford. Excellent location 

, 

near Star of Sea, Semi RallCh. 

2 Bedrooms .nd Bath down, 

one lar'e Bedroom and Lava. 

First Offering 

tory up. F.mily room. 2 car 

~ttacbed Ilr.ge. ' 

HILLCREST 356-ln the Farms. 

Substantial three bedroom Co. 

lonial with breakfa st nook. 1St 

floor lav., formal dining room, 

attacbed garage and nice 

large lot. Carpeting: Drapes 

11 STRATTON PLAt'!: near 

Loebmoor Blvd. ExceptiOl1al 

oew traditional eo1oaia1. Ex. 

cellent view 01 the Jake, luxurll)USmaster 

suite, total of 5 

bedrooms. spacious rustic 

,•...,......... -.n. u>-, 

rary, air - conditiOl1lng. See 

yaur broker or. TV.xedo 2- 

58:lO. . 

. '. 

1NmAN .VILLAGE - 5 bed. 

rooms. 3 baths, 2 fireplaces,' 

2 ear garale. Call Mr. Clark 

at 963.3400. ' 

and.appliancel included. Quick - 

67 acres, house, barn and out be left at the gate. 

buildings, 300 ft. on itream. 

.small woods. Near Harbor WIN ... you aver with this 

Beach. On corner af Schock new entry in the Farms. 

Rd. and. McIntOlh. It's an odds-on favorite if 

, you require three bedrooms 

BROOKS. BEGG :Representative plus that extra room on the 

GEORGE PALMS 

REAltOR 

313-886-4444 

12H~LAKE AND RIVER 

FORSAlt 

LARGE loci,. 011 Torch Lake. 

131.ft. sandy beach. 11l1eeping 

rooms. Suita~le for a club. 

Complete restaurallt. equipment. 

FORD REALTY, BELLAlBf. 

ON ST. CLAIR "RIVER, 

FREIGHTER CHANNEL 

Charmin, smaUer 1 floor horne. 

Family room facill( river. 

nice living room, 2. bedrOoms; 

lovely kitchen, carpeting all 

thru hollie, gas furnace, .city 

water. sewer,. 1ar&e ,arap 

wit.. electric eye. $32,000, 

$15.000down a1Io inchldes aU 

electric appliancel. By appt. 

ST. CLAIR RIVER 

Income propeny, '.3-1fioor year 

around homes, 3 cottages, 

steel breakw~U, dock. lorgeoUi 

large lot, trees. Freight. 

er, Channel. .,000. ..000 

dawn, owner will .carry 'eontract. 

Get in ontbe IUIllmef 

rentals. By appt. 

T. M. TUCKER,' REALTOR 

ALGONAC , 

4087 M.29 Hwy~. 'fM-3881 

LARGE beautiful restrleted lake 

lots, eaat sltOn Hubbatd Lake. 

TUxedo 202351. 

j - •• 

TRAVERSE ciTY, wooded lot 

on exCluSive 'DeepW~ter 

Point Rd., facing Grand Tn- 

,verse Bay. Acme TO'WDsb1p. 

Beach acetlsa. 

FIRST OFFER1NG b1 OWNER 

Charming 3 bedroom, 1~ bath 

Farm house, Co19nJal ;ID, the 

Farms. Living room with fire. 

place aild .built-ins, diJJinI 

room, mOdern - JUteheit With 

built.ins . and . panelled, bay 

breakf,ront area., clen, 'rec. 

room, 2\h ear prage. Anumable 

morter-ge .•. 1808. 

STATLER. Rambling 3 ~ 

brick rallCb overlOClkiJ1lLake 

St. Clair. Basement, gara,e. 

Ask for ADne D. Dlly B. F. 

Chamberlain. Co.,PR 1-3223. 

TV 4-1502. 

SUNNINGDALE. 1567- Exceptional 

custom built" bedroOm 

semi.ranch, 2~ bathli, bUlle 

kitchen Jt\d breakfast area. 

'lavely family room with fireplace. 

laree UvinI room over. 

looking L 0 c h moor Golf 

Course, 2 car attached. ga. 

rage, many ather extras. By 

appOiJJtment. 

TORREY ROAD 1200- Exc"l. 

lent 4 bedrooms, 3 fun baths. 

formal dining room. Enjoy 

your hat summer in this air. 

candltianed home and out. 

door swimming pool. Don't 

wait--eall DOW! 

KENMORE - Well mamtained 

3 bed ro 0 m raIlcb. Large 

breezeway which can be con. 

verted into family room and 

2 car attached garage. Call 

far appointment. 

Weir, Manu~I, BETTYVINGI 

S d & 

REALTOR 

SPACE, PRIVACY. BEAUTY 

are unequaled in this ma. 

jestic Ita UaD Rena issIDce 

bome designed by the late 

Louis X.amper for one of 

the Pointes' oldest families. 

Completely refurbished by 

present architect,owner as 

featured in Life magazine 

and Detroit Free Press. 

Large 'rooms with 12' ceil. 

ingsradlatc fram an exten. 

sive but inviting hall an 

main floor. A music room, 

. family and two guest pow. 

der rooms are unexpected 

extras. 5 family bedroom.s 

and 4 baths plus study on 

seeand floor. maids' quar. 

ters ar apartment above. 2. 

bedroom garage apartment 

and magnifit1ent lfI'Ovnds in 

the b,eart of Grosse Pointe. 

PLACE •. 1. yourself in the un. 

usually shaped library af 

the majeltic Southern colonial 

we offel' an Balfaur 

Raad. From here you may 

strIde into tlie living room, . ' 

foyer or breakfut room. Directly on lake 

Must you have qua~rs for 

stay.iIl.help or just the ALL THE ,"UXURY OF counroollUl 

wbich you kJiow are try living On the lake is 

there for visiting family afforded by this truly mag. 

ana brood? Ideal for the' nlficent Georg'ian residence. 

family which requires run. ActlJ:llly this hame is not 

ningcroom in a bouse on an over-whelming in size. The 

es~te-llized lot ina~ floor rooms (five plus 

SHOW . . . your better half 

what yau, have found. on 

Whittier Road, in tile .first 

blOck off Jefferson. Here 

stands a. lIOund colonial 

with good l1Des. The four 

bedrooma and two baths 

an ,..the second. Door are 

enough to stable a fair. 

sized family and there is. a 

librarY IJId a lCI'eened and 

covered porch to supple. 

ment the living room and 

lieparate dining room. 

ALSO RAN • •• into- a nifty 

litUe three bedroom an 

Univenity wbieh is making 

its fint appeltranee on our 

. track. Here's a new twist 

• •. the owner has beeD put 

out to pasture 'and, will 

SOOIl be moved (0 Florida. 

~ let tile little lady jockey 

you over to thilS oae and 

maybe yau'll want to put 

your maney down. 

YOU CAN'T MISS the green 

silks ~ing sported., on the 

. windows of this entry OD 

Devon.hire. Five larle sec. 

0fId. floor . bedrooms with 

two extn first floor rooms 

plu. a' pair of lavatories. 

TtIe baMJn811tha. the snappiest 

jockey cJub in the 

block, and we're sure the 

most pop u 1a r watering 

trou,h. 

"He wOOlives to' buy, loves to 

live." 

Clarf'Jn C. Purdy, Jr. 

Robert G. Edgar 

Mary F. Schlaff Marian J. Bode 

Julia B. Tobin Dorothy M~ker 

James P. Danaher Sue MegoweD 

Don Perrie 

63 Kercheval 

Purdy 

6- 

Edgar 

3 BEDROOMS 

liThia race is not to the .swift, 

nor the battle to the strong . • . 

time and chance bappeneth to 

them all." 

LARGE LIVING ROOM, FIREPLACE 

BRAND SMACKIN' NEW KITCHEN 

COMPLETELY REDECORATED AND 

CARPETED. ALL THIS ON A QUIET 

STREET AND JUST A BLOCK 

FROM TRANSPORTATION. 

A NICE MORTGAGE TO ASSUME. 

PRICED WELL UNDER $40,000.00 

RUTH ASSOCI,~ TES 

REALTOR and BROKER. 886-4060 

81 Kercheval OIl the 8Ul 

first floor. The kitchen has 

been completely remodeled 

and there is a first fioor 

lay. ?>lay be claimed for 

$34,llOO. 

m-45lO .,. . CLAIM: THIS "sleeper" .Whlch 

i. .hoJd1D, ita OWII an 

. GILLEN. RE/U.TY . ... 1 , 

13=R'E~L"mAta.. nne' """"''Grosae Poln~Boulevard.L 

'FOR SALE. andil in a 1iI1e wblehl!~s. 

averared mucb h 11 b er 

ny e r 20741 MACK 886-3210 

Ranke 

651-3500 

1205 W. UNIVERSITY 

ROCHESTER 

12E-COMMERCIAL 

PROPERTY FOR SALE 

ATrENTION DOCTORS 

Excellent apportunity to' purchase 

modem medical-dental 

building an Mack Ave. bet. 

7-8 Mile in Grosse Painte 

Woods. 6424 sq. ft. with 7 

suites. Parking for 21 cars, 

lully.ir-cond, Income, poten. 

tial $36,000 annual 1971 an $6 

per sq. ft. basis. Assume 

present mtge. bal. of $85,000 

at 6%. Call for 1urther details. 

TU 1-6300. 

Johnstone & Johnstone 

priceJ m recent ~es. 

Three bedrooma and twO' 

b.ths an the aeeon/f floor .. 

, There.li a. fourth bedroom 

ud third J)ath oa the first 

,floor. StabJe talk says this 

aDe may be claimed far . 

$54,900 . . . and aU she 

Deeds il a little grooming. 

TV 8-6010 

IN THE FARMS 

STOP SHOPP ING UNTI L YOU SEE TH IS 

utility and powder rooms) 

are enhaneed. by bigh ceil. 

ings, beautiful, fireplaces 

and impressive entrance 

ball. 4 family bedrooms and 

3eomplete1y remodeled 

baths. Furnace. electrical 

and. plumbing extensively 

replaced. Includes a well 

, maintained carriage hause. 

There is DO comparable 

lakefroDt property available 

at such a price. 

Price Reduced 

WESTCHESTER 741- Exceptional 

Colonial located near 

the lake on a lot measuring 

8Oxl00'; . Paneled library 

and family room, lavatory, 

.. 4 bedrooms, '2 baths, 'plus 

" ,'a ba8ementrecreattontQOm 

.' . wit~. bar. al\l!o firew~ce. 

Lawn sprinkler IIy sYe "l" 

Claiie to schools. ' 

WHITTiERIOl(~A walled 

patio'witb a'hace brick bar- 

'becue griD p~des' an 

. ~dear-ie£t!ntffJr -summer 

fun In thlii..:attiact1ve ColaniaL 

Lib#y, J8r1e kitcben 

with brealdast area, 4 bed. 

rooms, 2* baths, paneled 

recreation room with liar 

and fireplace. .Attached p- 

,rile. Immediate occupancy. 

St. Clair Shores 

COLONY 22836. Nine M41e-Mack 

area - Large brick, 1¥.a 

story in ~ condition. 

Family room. ~w ,kitchen, 

I, bedrooms, '1* baths. 

111(e lat, built 1~ Near 

seboob and shollplng.Priced 

in .mid thirties, FHA mort. 

,age available. 

NEARLY EVERY 11om e far 

sale in Grasse Pointe eaD be 

seell in our catalogue af 

photOl. Stop III and lie 

them today. 

TOLES 

Realtor 

74 KERCHEVAL TV HlOO 

Our 28th ye~r in Grosse Pointe 

ONE, TWO, 

THREE 

NEW LISTINGS,! 

One-20846 Waadmont, 

H.W., three bedrooms, 

custom built in, move.in 

conditian. Low down 

payment moves yau in 

by Jaly 1. $28,500. 

Two-New for thiJ week in 

The Woods at 20]23 

Doyle Ct. Brand new 4 

Br. Colonial with 2700 

sq. ft. af beautiful space, 

inc. both library, family 

room and first floor 

laundry. Assume $43,- 

700 mtge. Priced below 

competitian at $86,700. 

ABOVE 

OPEN SUN(;A Y 

2:30.5 p.m. 

'l'bree-Call for a sneak pre. 

view - It's in the city 

in the mid fUties. 

MIDWESTERN 

SITES, INC. 

886-3518 

posselsion. Reasonable. \ 791 S. RENAUD. Custom bullt 3 

N. OXF9RD 106O-Cboice laea. bedroom ran c h (Builder's 

tion. Center Hall Colonial. 4' bome). Family room, 2 full 

Bedrooms, 2~ baths. 2 car baths plus half ofl ree. room. 

attached garage. Star Of sea 21h att,ched garage. 95x15O 

Parish. Groase Pointe High lat. 

North. Large landscaped lot. 

ROSLYN 1513 _ Nice center 950 SHOREHAM, Excitingly dif. 

entrance ColOiUal. 2 Fire ferent Early American ranch 

Plaus, Carpetin" 2 car ,a. with first floor laundry room, 

rage. Rec. Room. Excellent Florida room and 2~ atlocation. 

tached garaee. 011¥.I acrf lot. 

BY APPOIN'..'MENT 

COOK RD. !i2O - Custom.built 

home in choice loeation. Ideal 

far ,rowing' .family. ( large 

bedrooms,' 2 baths, 2 ema 

lavatories. SpaeiOUJ family 

room with lIatur'll fireplace. 

All b\lilt.in appliances. Public 

andParoeblal ichool just twO' 

blocks away. Quiet. occupancy. 

Will sell 011 lalld con. 

tract.. , 

E. JEFFERSON1~tB~. 

ford. Estate. 4 Bedroom Co. 

lonial bUl1t like a rock OD 

large lot apprcixlraately 140 x 

150. AU large rooms. Libr.ry 

with F. P." large 2 car ga. 

rage. HouSe and garage bave 

slate r~ •. Priee reduced. 

House has 'chann. can for 

appointment. .,. 

SiUowa,y & CO. 

TU 4-7000 

HELPING PEOPLE 

FIND 1'HEllIGHT HOUSE 

.18 OUR BUS1NESS 

ALL PROPERTY OPEN 

SUNDAY 2-5 

WILCOX 

REALTORS 

884-3550 

New England" 

settin, that creates years of happiness and 

pride is so aften found only in this type of 

hame. 4 family bedrooms. den, 'games room, 

. . etc•••• It'a like living in the •country when 

you wander out ,to the b&.ckyarli .'.on ,this 

lat (~). We invite your inquiries; 

Priced at $41,500. Loeated in the heart of 

Grosse Pointe City. . 

Its A Beauty! 

, ." •.• hSG1ld quaJity is obvious upon in~tlon of 

t1Jis tmee.bedroom, 2* bath, center ball 

Colonial Joeated in Groese Pointe Park. Out. 

itanding rutures include large aUding win. 

dow.walled Florida room, modern kitchen. 

larp breakfast room, paneled recreation 

with fireplace. 2-eIr attached prage. Excel. 

lent condition. PrIced in the mid forties. Call 

for complete details. 

Merriweather Roa.d 

Sparkling 3 bedroom Colonial, with 1~ baths 

and a den. WalkinJ distance to Kerby 

Elementary aDd Brownell :Middle' schools. 

Only 1 block from downtown bus line. Includes 

eupetill(, s9me draperies. stove and 

refrigeratM. Very ,ood condition. Good 6~% 

mortgage ca'll be assumed. ~,500. Be sure 

to see this one. . 

"In-Town" Charming Color 

Luily enjoy the summer clays ahead in this 

tree-lIiJaded atmosplJere. 4 bedrooms, 2* 

balhl, larie den, 111x10'glassed Ud screened 

porch .' •• all neatly set 0" ita 60x206' lat. 

Ideally located to Gr05sePointe schools and 

shopping. $46,500. 

Want A Newer 

four bedroom bome in a lovely old Grosse 

Pointe neliUborhood . • • where your children 

can walk to aU pubUc Ich09!1 . . . 

where tran.sporlaUon is less than a block 

away .•. where shopping is minute! away 

. . . wh>!re dad Cill enjoy his leisure hours? 

Theil buy this beauty for $f9,DOO. 

Six Bedrooms?? 

Here's a ch,oiee olIerin, that affords all the 

featuru that really counl Schools, transportation, 

public library, shopping, lakefront 

park, churcbu • • • all within walking dis. 

tance. Even a modern kitcben foe mother. 

Approximately $18,000 down would enable 

one to assume tlJis existing mortgage. Many 

intriiulD' features. 

Only~ $27,500 

for a brick 2 bedroom hame which Is ideal 

for a wldaw or a couple seeking a convenient 

location in Grosse Pointe Firms. Near 

ahopping and traneportatioa. Call for an 

appointment 

No Where Else 

can you find a 3 bedroom, Hi bath Colanlal 

with • paneled family room pius the addi. 

tional extr .. thil home provides for ~,500. 

Firm FHA cammltment. Immediate posses: 

sion. Hurryl 

10 Kercbeval Realtor. 

(Next to Pul1clJ II Judy Theater) 

TillS HOUSE IS IMMACU. 

LATE. 

1091 S. OXFORD. Charming 

center entrance colanial, on a 

quiet street, near schools. 

Large Flarida room and den, 

(mished basement. Priced at 

$49,800. 

HARPER WOODS 

HUNT CLUB 20687, 3. bedroom 

lanch, 2~ car garage, near 

Eastland. Grosse Poi n t e 

school diltri~. 

• 

HAMPTON 208ll2. 3 bedroom 

brick ranch, breezeway and 

1¥.i attached garage. 70' lot. 

Grosse Painte schools. 

Member of: GroS8e Pointe Real Estate Board 

TU 6.3800 

U-lIAL ISTAn 

FOil SALI , 

METROPOLITAN PARKWAY, 

1.94area. 4.bedroom colonial. 

2 yearl old; 2~ bath!. Deco. 

rator draperies, carpcUng, 

dishwasher, paneled family 

room, automatic garage door , 

opener, paUu, maty extras. 

Large landscaped lot Low 

taxes, $15,900. Owner trans. 

ferred.1~. 

GROSSE 

GROSSE POINTE 

BEAUP~Attractive 1~. 

STORY brick. 2 bedrooms 

with room far 3 more up. 

stairs. Chaice ~ocatian. 

Quick occupancy. Lovely 

trees. Good size fenced 

lot. Attached garage. TU 

.4-0600. 

U-RIAL ISTATI 

FOI5.\LI 

YOUNG .MAJUJJEDS 

Air.conditioned COLONIAL In 

Detroit, nell' river - a bed. 

rooms, IIh batN, ,"m. room 

with bar, new' roof, new 

forced air furnace. _W1Y 

decorated. Mu I t b. 101 d. 

$19,500., PR 1.2300. 

Johnstone & Johnstone 

POINTE 

ST. CLAlR-In. the Villa,e. 

3-bedroom 2 STORY brick 

hame with generous rooms. 

26' living room, delli, 1'" 

baths, 60' lot.. 4-ear ,ar. 

age. Priee reduced to $30,' 

000 for quick 1I1e. TU 1. 

6300. 

• KENSINGTON - GROSSE 

BEDFORD-5t. Clare Par- POINTE PARK-Near St. 

ish. Well. maintained 4. Clare School, bUI, and 

bedroom. 2-STORY brick shops. Large (.bedroom, 

h~e. 2* baths. den, mod- 2~ bath brick hOGie. W"ill 

e.rn kitchen with built.ins. fit a real lar,e family. 

Own e r transferred. A TU 1-4200. 

gOOd family home. TU 1- NORTH RENAUD-Luxury 

6300. 3.bedroom RANCH, on a 

'. large Jot, 21h bathS. new 

BERKSHIRE - Destrable • kitchen first lJoor. ]aUD' 

English .TUD

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U-ltEAL ESTA11 

FOR SAU, 

IJ-ItIAL I$TAn 

FOI $AU' 

U-REAL !STAn 

FOR SALE 

DREAMS 1>01CPMETRUE. 

. LET US HELP' YOU FIND 

YOUR "DREAM HOUSE." 

OPEN SATU'RD'AY AND 

SUNDAY 2:30.5:00. 

N. DEEPLANDS n... Four. bed. 

rooms,3~' baths. Library, 

family I room, glass enclosed 

t err ace room overlooking 

beautifully landscaped garden. 

Price reduced. 

BUCKINGHAM - Fun in the 

summer wi swimmingpqol 

fenced for privacy. Family 

room, extra large' kitchen 

plus de,D.$45,000. , 

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 

THREE MILE DRIVE-FIRST 

OFFERING. Unusual charm 

.and, spaciousness - between 

. JeHel'!ion and Kerclleval. Five 

,becirooms, three baths, library, 

enclosed terrace, dou. 

...ble landscaPl1d lot. 

BEDFORD-New OrleanS Colonial 

Dining room and family 

room open to super kitchen: 

3 bedrooms. 1~ baths. Cen. 

tral air conditioning. 5~% as. 

sumable mortgage. 

BISHOP - Living areas galore 

for large family. Four bed. 

rooms, three baths, great 

family roo~ and music room. 

ON THE ~ - Spectacular 

view from all family rooms. 

Fabulous panelling, beams, 

fir e p I aces, entertainment 

areas. Master suite plus 6 

family bedroms and five 

baths. Carriage house. 

'_,w .. ,'.,' 

GROSSE POI NT ENE W S 

13-RIALESTATI' II-REAL ilSTATI 

FOR SALI FOIt SALE 

OPEN. SUNDAY 

. 2 :30-5 :O() 

1931 OXFORD RD. - Delight. 

,ful center. ,entrance, Ilh 

story home. with large kitchen 

and breakfast area. Full 

bath'iuld 2'. bedrooms down, 

one of which' is 22 ft. long. 

lArge' bedrooms witb ¥.! bath 

up. Recreation rO!lm in basement. 

Excellent location near 

Ghesquire Park. Monteith 

school district. Priced under 

30:-with quick, occupancy. ' 

1930 LANCASTER-2 bedr~m 

ranch. Living room with fire- 

'place, kitchen with eating 

area and dining room. Paneled 

family rOlM11,recreation 

room in basement. Prie,ed 

, low 30's. ' 

BY APPO INTMENT 

FARMS - On this treeiined 

street you find a house of 

true quality. Magnificent 1st 

floor indudes living and din. 

ing rooms. Paneled library 

plus family room. Covered 

teriace,4 'bedrooms, 3 baths, 

maids'. Great family suite on 

3rd. 

FARMS-Charming Early Am. 

erican. Perfect condition. Liv. 

ing room, dining L, beautiful 

kitchen with breakfast 

area,' Large beamed family 

room with fireplace, 3 bed. 

rooms, 2Jh baths, terrace 

overlooks spacious garden. 

Many extras. 

CITY - Custom built English 

home. Living room with fire. 

place and baYJ formal dining 

room, family room and full 

bath on first floor. 3 bedrooms 

and'sitting room with 

fireplace and IIh baths on 

second floor. Lots of charm. 

I WOODS ~ Center entrance trilevel, 

3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 

with large kito:hen, family 

room with firenlace and excellent 

storage-' areas. Excellent 

location.,-near schools. 

Only 9 years o~d. - 

WOODS - Under $43,000. No 

mortgage required for qualified 

buyer."Features 4 bed. 

rooms and 2 baths. Attractive 

elevation, on nicely landscap. 

ed lot. 2% car garage. You'll 

like this one. 

ST. CLAIR SHORES-Prestige 

street. Custom 3 bedroom 

rallcb with 1* baths and 14 

ft. family room. Baseme:lt 

features 4th bedroom and full 

bath plus fabulous 50 ft. pan. 

eled recreation room with 

beautiful formica bar. 2 car 

attached garage. You must 

see th16! 

HIGBIE 

REALTY 

~ Kercheval Avenue 888.7100 

Member - Grosse Pointe Real 

Estate Board 

Three bedroom ranch, liv- 

"ing room W!NFP, full dining 

room, kitchenw Ibrk. 

area and ample cupboards, 

1¥.! baths. All lpacious 

rooms. Screened & glassed 

terrace,!'2 car, attached ga. 

.rage wle1e1i. eye. Star of 

the Sea Parish. 

M.S.C. CO. 

886-4880 

1~1A1. ESTATE 

. FOI sALE ' 

OPEN SUNDAY 

2:30 Till 5 

Purdy 

& 

Edgar 

LINCOLN ROAD 

M, C. S. CO, 

888-4880 

, , 

(,HAMptON", ',~' 

REALTOR . 

TU 6-6010 CALL US FOR INFORMATION 

ON ALL GROSSE POINTE 

PROPERTIES 

CHAMPION 

REALTOR 

TU 4-5700 


1'3-IEALISTAn IJ-R~L ESTATE 

, FOR SALE FOR $AU 

PEACH TREE LANE. 4 bed. SHOREHAM ROAD 1015 NOlTl NGHAM 

- IHIDDF-NLANE; r.io, 31ledroom ST: CLAIR SHORES, 22521 

S. BRYS, 1059-3 bedr40m and GROSS.E POINTE 

GROSSE PTE. MANOR rancb. can 881-0707• .j)peJ1 

.room, '3~ bath CoiotJial. 3 large bedrOom., 3~ baths 

Englebardt, by Owner, be 

family'room ranch JD exce 1. 

WOODS 

, Sunday 2-5. tween 8.9 Mile, a bedroom 

Family room, central,air con. (l bedroom " bath down) 3 BEDROOM colonial, living 

lent condition. Walk to aII BRYS D~~" •• k . d CONDOMINIUM ranch. Beautiful family room, 

ditioning, swimming pool, 2 Beautifill p a It e1e d library. roQm witbnatural fireplace, schools. Large kitchen with niT:" near ""ac an 

m.l,CADIEUi: 2~ ear garage. Open Sunday 

car garage. Tremendous sereened porch. full size dining room, 1st floor complete built-ins. C~pet!n g 8 yo. Road - Charming 3 ...... . HARPER WOODS. . 2.5. 884.9089. 

. Formal dlnlngroom, separ. lavatory, .carpeting, t i 1 e d and drapes. Fireplace. At. bedroom eolonial with modern Attr ti 3 bedroo >-""-.•6 LA'"'GE 3 bedroom brick fanch 

ST~OPE -.2 bedroom face ate breakfast room. Wt!ll built basement,' gas heat, 2 car ga. tac,hed garage. kitcben~ s 'e r e e n e d terrace, ac ve m n 

apartme~ 

SO .... .;SET 1047... .. bedroom 

T louin" roo- - ,22x16 family room, dining.....".. ~ ., 

b.nck center entra~ Colo. and weU. maintained 011 l2O' rage, side drive, 60 ft. lot, 

baseme.nt and garage. .close 

.. 0 ..... ".. ..., 

ing room, 1st floor' powder 

wu. 

room, 2 fireplaces, recreation, 

. 2tL baths, brick home, 2 car 

n 

mal. Excellent COIlQtion. sprinklered lot, $69,~. 

screenl!d terrace. Convenient HAMPTON, 2160-3 bedroom to. all conveniences.: See today room. All new ,kitchen with 2 car ,arage, 10' rot. Priced garage, gas heat. Shown by 

to schools and shopping. $31," bungalow, reasonably prIced 

SHOREWOOD BEDFORD ROAD 

formica COWlter top. Range in lower 40's. appointment onIy. J. M. Say 

500. _ 

Gas FA heat, 1~ car garage SOUTH ROSEDALE COURT 

refrigerator and disposal. FuJi lor, Broker - 886~. 

REALTY CO. 5 bed ro 0 m s, 3~ baths, C 

near Morninl{side Drive _A 

M.C.S. CO. . 886-4880 Carpeting., Park" privileges 

26431 Mack 886-8110 BLOCKS TO SCHOOLS. Beau 

Clean. 'Qulck possession. custom built 4 bedroom brick basement, '84 heat, &.:eODdi GROSSE PT~. WOODS FOR SALE by owner; 20'139 

tiful new kitcben with all' , 

Colonial and attached 2 car tioDed, car port. JDort.~ale 1858 BOURN£MOUTH-Lovely Young Lane, Grosse Pointe 

PEACH TREE LANE, 699.,- 

"built.ins." Separate break HUNT CLUB-This is an ex. 

garage, featuring a marble available. Full price $28,990 3 !:ledroombrick ranch, has' Woods cul-de-sac, off Vernier. 

fast room. Attached heated ceptionally elegant 3 bed. Modified tri-level. 3 bedrooms", 

floored entrance hall, a Open Saturday aDd Sunday stone fireplace in living, room 3 bedrooms, l*,bath Colonial 

21,2baths. Famny room. Deco dream kitchen with built.ins, 2.5, weekdays by appo~tment and carpetilig througbout! 2'h paneled family room 16xlS: 

Grosse PO'lnte garage: Near bus line. Well room brick Colonial. Florida 

built home with copper gut- room. fireplace and garage rator colors in, carpets an'a 

2* baths, a large family 

car garage, basement, large N G E k'tch I b ilt ins 

MICHIGAN CONDOMINIUM ew . . I en, au- 

ters 4&: doWDSpouts.$52,000. and too much more to men. drapes. Custom ~It home by room with a wall-la.wall firelot. 

Breezeway, 2* car garage. 

OPEN SuNDAY 2:30.5:00 

tion. Stop looking! THIS IS top Grosse Pointe builder. place and a sliding door wall 

SALES .CO. Large lot with 'Walnut rail 

leading out to > KARL DAVIES 

IT- 

a beautiful 

886-4880 GEORGE F. SHORT INC fence. Ferry Pnrce,Us, Grosse 

FISHER ROAD 406. Conserva. 

S~ ROSEDALE, 681-4 bed 

patio and formal garden 

. 199M Harper 881.2811 Pointe North. By appoillC1e.nt. 

tive English, well maintained. 'TU 5-3220 

rooms, 2~ bath colonial. Lib 

RlVER ROAD - Price reduced 

area. See this today. 

Four bedrooms of which 

rary, family room,' 1st floor 

" :2025HUNT CLUB, 3 bedroom 886-0562. - 

on this bonus brick beauty! 

GROSS PTE 

three are twin.sized. Recrea. 

laundry. Corner location. 

E . W 

OOOS 

Ranch home with 3 bedrooms, 

brick colonial with deep fire- N. OXFORD 

tion room. In the Farms. 810 SOUTH RENAUD formal dining room, spacious WOODS LANE COURT, 963- MARV 

19183 IDA LA. Excellent loca place. Traffic pattern adds Spotless 4 bedrm. COLONIAL 

Immaculate brick ranch on kitchen and Florida room. Ask First oUering., Modified face 

tion, perfect condition, large to convenience of floor plan with 2 car attacb. gar. Mod 

WOODS LANE NEAR MORN- cul-de.sac off Wedgewood to see this one! 

brick tri.level. Liggett SChooI 

kitchen, Florida room, "3 bed Completely new kitchen. New ern kitchen, 2 baths; finished 

INGSIDE 728. Like new cus- 

BOUTIN 

Central air-conditioning. 3 

area. Many, many custom 

rooms.. OpeD SUn.. 2-5. 2 car garage .and drive. He.. games rm. w/bar. Price re 

tom built one owner home. 

bedrooms, 2* baths, library, LAKESHORE ROAD AREA - features. Must be seen. Cen 

ceqt decoration and rtDOVa- duced to $49t500~ Assume 

Two bedrooms, one and one- 

- 

family room' and outstand. The ultimate in living ~waits Iral ,air con,ditioning, Air puri 884-7733 

tion inside and out make this 51,2% mtge. Owner transf. 

hal! baths, Formal dining 

ing recreation room.- Fine you in this 20 room esute. fier. Exceptional f eat u res 

SCHWEITZER an excellent buy in the low Mllke oUer! TU 1-0300. 

room. Utility room. Family 

20:)69 Mack Ave. 

30's. OPen from 2 to 4 Sun. _. , _ 

carpets and drapes. Large, Pluth interior decorating and througnout. 

room. Attached two car ga. 

Grosse Pointe Woods 

TU 2-2100 

sprinklered lot. . 

available for immediate occu- 

day or call 886-7938 for ap- Johnstone &-. Johnstone 

rage. Sprinkler system. Own. 

pancy. Let us teU you more! 

pointment. ' 

er moving soou. $48,500. See 827 WHITTIER 

Thinking of Selling? 

A VISIT to this N~w GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

GROSSE POiNTE SHORES' 

today. • Best 5 bedroom home in the FLEETWOOD, HARPER 

GROSSE PTE. FARMS 

65 Fontana Lane 

Pointesfor 1l!S6than $50,000. WOODS. This luxurious cus- LET US OUTLINE OUR En~land Atmosphere 

7'1 MEA~OW LANE' 

AUDUBON 1329. Very inter. 

3* baths, family room, play tom built home rests on u PLAt'J' TO YOU 

UNIQUE ce.nter hall COLON 276 It{cKINLEY AVENUE 

will find you the home 

Large 3 bedroom custom brick 

esting Eoglish. Three bedroom. Deautiful area. near large lot in the beauty spot 

IAL: Paneled. living room and OPEN BUNDA Y 2 TO 5 ranch. Paneled family room, 

roo m s, one and one-half 

lake.Phol)e to see this ex- of the city, 'fireplacE1 and fin- 

,of your choice. dining room, .complete new An unusually fine house in ex. 2Y.lcbaths, lanudry room. Air 

baths. Library. Breakfast 

cellent home. 

ished basement, near East- 

kitchen, . wall-to-wall carpet cellent condiiton with large conditioned. Full tiled base. 

room. Early possession. Price 

land. Be sure to see this one. CARTER&CO. 3, 4 and 5-bedroom homes 

• 

ing, \S bedrooms and bath on living room, full dining room ment with fireplace. Imme. 

reduced. DETROIT, 

TU~edb 4-4400 

Grosse Pointe SChooIa _ second floor, -lavatory on b'reikfast room; 11p d ate d diate possession Tuxedo 6. 

•Hudson's 

Eastland~ blocks first, recreation room in kitchen, screened terrace and 1068or Tuxedo 4~134(). 

WOODS LANE NEAR MORN. NEAR GROSSE POINTE 

•tI Edsel Ford Exp~1 block 

basement. Walk,. to ,sctiools, f'ITJlt flOor lavatOry, 3 twin. 

SCHWE ITZE'R' 183 HILLCREST LANE, II bed- 

INGSIDE, 817. Custom built 3969' COURVILLE--4 J>e.drms., , _ room ColoiualJn the Farms. 

shopping. and transportatlGII. 

model ranch. Three bed- St. Clare, $24,900. ' 

'~00 '21,2 baths, fa\i1ily,toom, Ige. Park.Playground-1 block $42,500.'6%% mortgage can 

size bedrooms with: bath and 199MI' ,E. CLAIRVIEW. Brick, 

rooms, two baths. . Family 3474 HAVERHIL~ bedrms., 886-4 • 

L kitchen. Ideal traffic -pattern. 

extra 'lavatory. Exce1lent car- ~ OOdl'QOms, family room, fin. 

be assumed. oPen Sunday 

room. Two car attached ga. St. Clare, $24,900. . 

Builtin, W5q,.,III!m~diate oc- 

2:30 to 5. 

pets. Convenient to scbools lShed basemnt, 2 car garage. 

rage. Central air condition. 472 AL'-rER. - 4 bedrms., St. 

cupancy."Mtl'st lieiseen lobe 

DAN!3URY PARK SUB. 

St Paul. parish. ExCellent condition. Owner, 

ing. Sprinkler sYstem. Own. Ambrose, $30,000. 

Glen Arbor LaJ:1~ ""ppreciated. Call owner for a development by 

Call 

'" VOLTAIRE PLACE TU 4-4621. 

er moVing out of town. See 5966 WID'M'lER-3 bedrms., 2 blocks soutP of Vernier Road, , appomtment. - 881"2642' eve. 

today St. Matth~, '$26,500. oU Morningside' -Grosse 

A. W. MILLER, INC. 

nmgs, 869-2212days. 

GEORGE PALMS Anarcbitecturally perfect ('year. S. ROSEDALE CT., 578 

• 11836 E. OUTER DRIVE - 3 .Pointe Woods, New ,larger 4 

VA2-_ 

", REALTOR 

gian bouse in Grosse Pointe's 4 .BEDRooMS, 2~. baths .. Fam. 

bedrms., Sl Mattbews, $28,- bedroom COLONIAL. Latest BARGAiN, $25,500 CASH for 

. f'mest location. Outstanding Ii. ily room. Carpeted ,through. 

BY APPOINTMENT 

500. . 

features. $75,000. Open daily. equitY. By Owner,: Van An. OpeD 9:llO-S:00 weetdayl; 2.00 TU 6-4444 

'brary. and Family ~opm,. 4 out. C~ asSume 'mortgage. 2 

twerp, Gro~se Pointe Woods. ~ SuDdays. Closed' Saturday. 

WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE. FABICK R[:A 

¥ember, Grosse Pointe bedroorp.s, 3b1!ths plus maid's car atta~q~ g8rage., Low 

First advertised. Wide front. L,nL TY LLOYD ,MARKS Lovely brick bungalow, 2 bed. La led .. th 'W" st Do 'd , Real .Estate Boara I quarters. Please call for fur. 60's. 884-3519. 

age on the lake. Beautiful TU 1-771 0 TU 4-7411 ' 886-5566 rooms finished basement ,1Y.lc ca ou, e. '7" un 

'ther detlj]s' and, information 

mansion. Plenty of bedrooms _ 

baths,' fireplace, carPeting. H~r A~e. Sez:vtce Drive, 

TOT"''' n"E. R'OAD' . HAWTHORNE, 1014 - Ear I y 

and baths plus ample Excellent co.ndition. Appoint. betw~ Eig:ht MIle ~ and BElTER LIVING 

"'.."..,..u American Colonial, 4 bed. 

IlPt"\'- 

1150 N. RENAUD. Livmg room, . ment only;f884.:ss19. Vermer Rd. III Harper Woods. 

ant's quarters. Walnut pan., l36il BUCKINGHAM 

BEGINS WITH 

An opporfunity to buy a 'custom. rooms, ,exceptional fa mil y 

dining ~ 2, bedrooms:md 

eling in living room and Ii. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

built one ~owner house in, this room; 18X36it. guni,te swim. 

bath down, 2' bedrooms, .aJ:ldKENSrNGTON4320' ~ 3 bed. 

A NEW HOME pnme Fanris location.' Prac. ,mini pOOl. " 

bra_')' is only one of many D:...:- : E I' h Tud bath up,' Lot, 68xl

; 

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t-. 

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Th'ursClay, May 15; 1969 

G R Q'~' E PO IN TEN 

l2~t 

E W S 

21A-GENERAL $ER.VICES 111-PAINTING AND 1'M-SEwER-.CI:IANING 21R-IIICK AND. 

. 13A-LOTS FOR SALE •• 

EASTLAND. 

INVESTMENT SPOT 

8JIile cor. Beacoufie1d 

19\1x160 Buainess 

TUxedo fS.:JfICYl . 

Attractive Lot Oft Jeffersoa 

Zoned, 2 famlly 

FOl' Further Information 

CALL 

GEORGE PALMS. 

TU 6-4444 

GROSSE POINTE 

Cameron Place - Vacant Lot 

105x126. View of Lake. 

HARPER WOODS 

Residential Lot on Lemon, 

'16x133. Grosse Pointe School 

District. 

Sweeney & Moore 

881-6800 

SHE L DEN, Grosse Pointe 

Shores, 777-3310. 

GROSSE POINTE Ii'ARMS - ,. 

McKinley near Chalfonte. 


FREE KITTENS, 8 weeks old. 

884.4805. 

"O-PIANO SERVICE 

21-MOVING & STORAGE 

-- 

KEN'S MOVING - Local sub. 

urbs. One piece or houseful. 

Low rates. TU 2-8540. 

21A-GENERAL. SERVICES 

CARPET LAYING 

NEW AND OLD 

Stair Carpet Shifted 

Repairs of All Types 

Ciliaret Burns Re.Woven 

ALSO 

NEW CARPET SALES 

Samples Shown in 

Your Home 

BOB TRUDEL 

TV 5.0703 

PAINTING-interior, exterior. 

Also flat roofs, gutters, metal 

decks, masonry. Guaranteed. 

Free !!Stimates. N. Mills, 832- 

1065. ' 

21C-ELECTRICAL 

SERVICES 

21 ~LECTIUCAL 

APPLI~NeES 

GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY 

HOOVER 

....DECORATING '. {i' - CEMENT WORK 

COMPLETE decorating. Paper. ADV~CE ~ANCB LA"'.iRENCe! VERBEKE 

hanging insured, guaraJteed. ElectrIC sewer Cle~ fOl' .vv 

41 Sc}u{eid' mn edo 1-". aUdra.ins and ~. CEl..tENT CO. . 

~., er.4Ux,..,.,...,. COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL IVI 

EXPERT paintl!lg, paper hug- WE DIG AND REPAIR .CONCRETE-BRICE 

ing. Free 'estimates. G. Van BROKEN .S~RS STONE-WATERPROOFING 

PAINTING, PLASTER, Patching, 

Repairs, Woodwork re. 

finished. 35 years experience. 

Reasonable. 822-«'14. 

EXTERIOR SPECIALTY 

Expert Crafumansblp . 

All phases of Residential 

Waterproofing 

• Brick pointing a specialty 

• Foundation leaks 

• Leaders and gutters 

• Roofing and Shingling 

Call for free estimate 

882~215 .. 

TU 2-5956 

Masonry Specialist 

Quality Masonry. Repair 

Work ! 

Custom Fireplaces and 

Stone Work. 

R. A. See!binder 

Contractor 

5526 Lowe. 264.3517 

• 

BUILDERS &: 'REMODELERS 

• 

I Additiona, Dormen, 

Rec. Rooms, ;Bathrooms, 

KilcheDll, New Homes; 

Custom Garages & Doors 

• 

Free Eatimates I: PlllllDinl 

, . 

FINANCING ARRANGED 

• 

JIM SUTTON 

1677 Brys Dr. 

TU 4-2942 TV 2.2436 

CHRISTQPHER 

2,~I'EMTER ~ORK 

Additions - Alterations 

New Homes 

Xltchens. i'aJDDY Rooma 

We Also Specialize Us 

:Modernizing Bathrooma 

Assehe, VAlley. "1492, All Work ~ CONCRETE -DrIveways,..... THIEL! ConstructIon 

,AINT . 884-951.2., waUu, patiOl, (Ira'_ fJoon. & c'_1y Co. 

WE P 

ELECTRICAL WIRING"'" cement ~ of aD tJpa. """W 

Moderni'zation 

15139 MACK 

MORE VALUE for your money 

Additions. kitche'ns, dormers, 882-7730 

.. 

SPRENKLE 

• PLUMBING 

• HEATING. i 

• SEWER a.EANJN'G 

VA 2~1282 

Since 1916 

COLLEGE STUDENTS 

With, four years e.qlerience 

desire: 

• Lawn Cutting 

• Spring Clean.Up 

. • Gardening 

• Fertilizing 

Lipski li.t FO 6.1000 (Ans. S~.) 

Call Ken Chrilltiall or Harry 

COMPLETE landscaping servO' 

ice by Julillt LaQulere. Top 

dreslling, cultivating, edging, 

shrubs, evergreens pruned, 

Lawn cut tin g, fertilizinl 

Spring clean-up work. Hourly 

rates. Reasonable. Free esti. 

mates. 885-5659. 

Licensed and Insured S C H ERV ISH 

QUALITY WORK by carpenter 

with 20 years e,(perience in L d C 

Grosse Poi!!t~. Conscientious, an seape o~ 

can do anything. Reasonable 

prices on recr,eation rooms d 

and 'kitchens •. TUxedo 4.5372. Complete Lawn an 

. . Garden Service 

.l:':".' " . 

• Attics • Porch EllclOlUrei Landscape Design 

• Additions- • Kitc~ens ... and Construction 

• Garages .. 

• Commercial Buildings 

• Spring Cleanup 

Rolling and Thatch Removal. 

Fertilization and Weed Con. 

trol. 

, " • Weekly Lawn .Maintenance 

• Sodding and Seeding 

CONSTRUCTtOJil. CO. 

• Garden Service 

, • Patio, Walls, Plantings 

CUSTOM moderni~i1lion.-. addl, • Personalized Service at Rea. 

lions .- aUit!i.!.. Kitchens - sonable rates. 

Estate maintenance, 

Call Anytime 

Free Estimlltes 

Serving Grosse Ptes. 

for Six Years 

hasements. ba~hrooms. wall .MEMBER OF EAST SIDE 

removals. No Job too small, LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS 

or too large. I 

BIDIGARE BROS. INC. I JOHN RE-B'E-RRY 

Office 772.5715 LAWN SERV ICE 

evenings till 11, TV 1.6088 ,. Experienced Hil!h School and' 

2' .z.-LAMDSCAPING 

SERVICE 

ARE 

YOU 

PROTECTED? 

and REPAIRS :lliTERIOR- EXTERIOR 2'O-WATERPIOOFING BRICK: AND BLOOlC-Porc:ba, PB NaZI 

KttAUSMANN ELECTRIC CO. FREE ESTIMATES D Jandsc ~ ~ 

TU 2-5900 _ 775-4319 293-4885 WA~~~~MING ::~&~Pa:== HBUf~~aN :~=pS~ 

ALL TYPES WIRING T.& E,painting an~ decorating, INSIDE OUTSIDE Deys. - Home aDd IDduaIriIl repeIn. pl'Operty,~ the .. orten III 

Ranges, dryers, air condition- ~tel'lor and_exteriOr. Free es. ALL WORK guaranteed. W. dig STONE-Patiol, waID. flower Addltlou. attlea compJeted. your properly? 

ers. Violations corrected. timates. 1773820. outside waterproofing' water boxes; stolle repa1rl of an Poreh ~ reereatioD Cheek the following before mak- 

FREE ESTIMATES ALl. AROUND PAINTING and drains broken or crackedare types. IOOIDI. JIl''- repaired. iIlg urangements for the 19l1I9 

I ALL WORK decorating. Wall washing. replaced. Free estimate&. No WATERPROOFLVG - B aI.-TU l-1'7M 'l'U N011 1e.1OlL 

.ARANTEED. Insured. Jesse Page, VAlley job too small-just. c:a1l ment lew. -Workmau Compe.DlatioD to 

CU 2-7348. FRED NAVARRO 15 Years in ~ PoiDtu INTERIORS protect the worker .. 

PR 8-0598 WATERPROOFING CO. 'FREE ESTIVATES, LA 1~ Dea1=Jete~~ -Public. LiabilitJ to protect 

FACTORY AUTHORUED 

SERVICE 

GROsSE POINTE 

Beautiful uaterfront site POINTE VACUUM 

l36x466. Solid .br(j~wall; d.eep TU 1-1014. PR.2-4050 

water doc k age. Flenble 21002 MACK . 

terms. TU 1-6300. .. FREE PICKUP &: DELIVERY 

Johnstone & Johnstone NEW REBtJU,T PARTS I :House and garage paiJlting. E:tcellent 

references. Free esti- 

LANDSCAPED LOT - mates. Very'reasonablo. Full 

S.E. CORNER 21I-SEWINS. MACHINE time professional painters. 

JEFFERSON AND WHI'ITIER REPA¥R ,. • . Call apytime, 3n-7~78. 

VAlley 3-0950 . . .' 

GROSSE POINTE S H 0 RES. S'£Rv:rCE cALi., ttllie:up, cortJ.- . -' 

Large desirable lot .. 886-5002. plete" $3.75. We. ~epair ~ KUR.TO. BAEHR 

makeS'. TUxedo ~-1881. , CUSTOM Painting and Decent- . 

CHOICE buildlllg site on tbe . . WI' .. 

YERKEY & SON '173-4018 NO JOB 1'00 SJIALL 886-8551 you and your ileighbOrs from 

WE . SPEClALlZE _ Exterior BASEMENTS WATERPROOF- Ucensecl. BODded • lDIured damages mid possible 1Djuries. 

painting. 27 years' expe,-ience, ED-Reasonable rates, work- . 21T-etlESSMAICING -Lic:eDIled by tile state Dep,U't- 

. PONT PA INTS Used . mansbip guaranteed; 881-0063 BRIe'" B'" /V'fIV c.-& -- . . meat Clf Agric11lture. 

DU 

or 779-1225. ~..., """".....__ ==, ALTERATIONS aDd Ie1riq. -Qualifi. '. ed. worken Co give. 'OU 

Reasonable. Call Evenings. biWt ~ re~~ wm Jlick up cd deliver, TU reliability and a profesSIOnal 

TW 1.5898 772-3115 waterpl'oofing:-~~ 1.... job. 

D. L. & w. D~~~~ fiDe c prmeDt8eUiOD.S 

WATERPROOFINCAlL KINDS CEMENT ~""""'~~som. 

former 

Grosse 

Backus estate' in. 21F-SIDING 

Pointe Shores. Mea- 

SERVICES 

...' . 

ie~. :r~e~~=~~~ 

' view 1-5716. 

21P-FURNITURE RE'AIR 

CHAm CANING and Rushing- 

BRICK, . AWNINGS,.. worD seats rewoven like new. ... ... . 

s~~~~~~:JM~~50' 

AND BRICK WORK alteratimll..983-9538. 

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Counter Points 

by Pat Rousseau 

In Gay Profusion'. , • Lilies have arrived at Walton. 

Pierce. PicJt brand new styles and perennials •.. all in a 

variety of newsy prints from tills abundantjust-unpacked-shipment 

from Lily Pulitzer. The bounty of the New 

York buy is apparent in the beautiful coeUail and evening 

dresses and. the 'new city sUks and cottons. Black 

and white slicked with patent and the browJis, taupes 

and other sophisticated travel.wise colors. Par those of 

you who love Emilio Pucci's fabulous designs, there are 

new additions from Italy, including zephyr light cotton 

shirts and cotton zipped ~ront dresses. These are breezing 

out the doors at Walton.Pierce. Catch them if you 

can! 

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GROSSE POINTE ).fEWS 

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Feature Page 

Pointes of Interest 

GOodTute 

Fauorlte Recipes 

of 

People ,in The Kw 

GU.\CAMOLE.AVOCADO 

COGtn •• telI 1'y 

Mis. E. W, JacksoJS 

1 medium avocado . 

2 three-ounce pkgs. cream 

cheese ' 

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Thursday. May '15. :1969 

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1 who. w~ere ~Ddwhatnot, I 

by whoozit ' I 

The 16th annual Michigan Week .'. • Michigan 

,citizens pulling togeth~r 'to ~romote. ~heir own state i~ 

every way possible -IS commg up May 17 through 24 

I••• and Grosse Pointe's own "Mr. Michigan 'Y~k" could 

I very well be Dale 1. Sellers, senior vice preSIdent of the 

Bank of the Commonwealth and immediate past president 

of the Greater Michigan Foundation, the charitable 

educational foundation that sponso~s Michigan W~k • , , 

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2 tsp. lime juice • , • The Foundati~ll's- 90.~an , , • Bo~rd of ~over. 

norn honored Mr. Sellers April 10, at.tbel1' mee~g at 

1A. tsp. Tabasco Win Schuler's in Jaekson, for his 14 years of servIce to 

1,4 tsp. salt Michigan and Michigan WeeJ!; .•. Mr. Sellers, w~s Michi. 

1h tsp. Worcestershire gan Week general chairman in 1964 .•. He s Just consauce 

' c'uded three years in the Four~dation's president's post 

Cut a~ocados in half length. and served as fioancial chairman f~r two years ... B~ard 

wise. remove pit. Peel skin members presented Mr. Sellers With an engraved sIlver 

fro~ halves; mash pulp. Add tray and Mrs. Sellers with a gold "charms of Michigan" 

.. ~ remaining ingredients; bzat bracelet , • , ' 

Hair! Hair! Hair! •• , You ,just can't have, enough with electric beater .until '" '" '" 

J smooth. Use as dip for pOtato 

of it according to now fashion and faU forecasts. Don't chips or ..crisp crackers. Yields ... While Dale Sellers was president of the 

fool around. Buy 'it by the box! If you read the Detroit- approximately JIh cups. Greater Michigan Foundation, he assisted with. great 

News you saw the feature story, in whiCh very t

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