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Thursday, June 20, 1968
WOMEN'S
From Another Pointe
of View
By lUargaret
Burns
Hate'it? We do. We believe a set sbould be beautifully
groomed, but never artificial looking. Our customers
don't sneak off to do a quick littlt' re-comb
job. They leave our salon looking n~tural, p?ise~,
sure of themselves ..Like to leave the halidresser s this
way? Then you'd probably like us. Very much.
Bart Edmond
~5 E. Adams/On The Park/Downtown/WO 2-1112
Short and to
the Pointe
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I A J. CERAVOLO of Wllshington
road, was recently ini.
tiated into Tau Kappa Epsil{ln
fraternity at Eastern Michigan
Liggett School Alumnae. their friendsa~d, of ~our~e, University. Cerevola is the son
antiques lovers are flocking .t~ th~ sch~ol 1~ BrIarclIff of DR. and MRS. ALBERT J.
drive today, Thursday. to VlSlt Llgge.tt s third ~nnual CERAVOLO.
attended a Wednesday evening prevIew cocktail and * • •
from the affair which is sponsored by parents and alum- STEPHEN S. BURGESS, a
nae, go to Ll 'gge' tt's Endowment Fu.nd. psychology major, son of MR.
and MRS. STARLING S. BUR.
Lucky patrons of the show and sale were able to get GESS. of Beverly road, was
an early peek at the beau~iful anti9ues:whe~ they award.!d a B.S. degree at Union
attended a Wednesday evenmg prevIew clcktal}. and College commencement exerdinner
party ... and what they ~aw, were .magmf.lcent cises Jun 16.
pieces assembled by 41 of the natIOn s leadmg antIques • • "'
dealers from 14 states. J. MAURICE DES ROSIERS,
The exhibits include 18th .and 19th century Ameri- of University place, was award.
. k f.t ed second prize in the Fourth
can and English country furniture(. Sha er .. urm ure, Annual "KiIlg of the Patio"
primitive paintings, folk art and orIental prmts. Other Contest sponsored hy the Detroit
gems to charm the viewers are. American decorative Edison Company for his recipe
accessories; English silver; Wedgwood, Lowestoft. and for Barbecued Flank Steak.
Canton china; period pottery; porcelain and glass pleces. "' "' • Receiving Doc to r of Medi-
The show which is managed by Russell Carrell of MR. and MRS. JOHN F. CRO- cine degrees from Wayne State
Connecticut, i~ rated one of the top five in the country WELL, of Troy, Mich., announce University at the June 18 com.
S d J 22 H f the birth of a daughter, KAREN mencement exercises held at
G R055 E POI NT ENE W S
tArs. Nicholas D. Mancini, II
Photo by 1. S. DeForest
Marriage vows were exchanged by KAREN SYD.
NEY SAVORY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Sid.
ney Savory, of Somerset road, and Mr. Mancini, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mancini, of Hollywood avenue,
Saturday, June 15, at Peace Lutheran Church.
in education at the June com- avenue is currently serving
mcncement of the Teachers with the U. S. Army Reserve
College Columbia University. in summer training at Ft. Gor-
, ..,," don, Ga. Major Woodbury is
plans and training cHicer for
the 300tb MP Prisoner of War
Command from Livonia, Mich.
igan.
an: d will cont.inue th.rough. atur ay, une . ours or THERESA CROWELL. May 21. Cobo Hall were R. RICHARD .. • ..
thIS outstandmg antIque dIsplay and sale are from noon Mrs Crowell is the former COOK. son of tbe GEORGE R. Former PoInter MRS. ALAN
to 10 o'clock today and Friday, June 21, and from noon MAiuE ELIZABETH LEWIS COOKS, of Sborecrest circle, MAHIN, who was graduated
to 6 o'clock on Saturday, June 22.. I daughter of MR. and MRS. A: wbo earned his Bachelors de. from Grosse Pointe High School
Tickets for the show are $1.50 ... and for hungry INGERSOLL LEWIS. JR" of gree at Hope College and on in 1955, was recently elected
visitors luncheon is available. Lewiston road. July 1 will hegin interning at trustee on the East Detroit
, * • • Detroit General Hospital; 8TE- Board of Education. Mrs. Mao
Sole Mia DONALD W. KOSY. of Peach PHEN V. GORYL, of St. Clair hin, the former JANE HAR.
Detroit Yacht Club members, both young and Tree lane. received his :,laster avenue, son of DR. and MRS. PER, will be the first woman
"old", are singing Italian arias and polishing their go.n. of ~ien~e degree in elect~ical STEPHEN V. GORYL,ofBishop to serve on the board in 12
dol as, J'ust to I!et in the mood for the club's Venetian e~glDeerlng at Stanford Umver- road, Detroit, who earned his years. She has three children
~ d Slty on Sunday Jun 16 Bachelor of Science degree at in the Detroit School System.
Days, which are being planned for Friday an .. '", .. e. Wayne State University and will .. .. ..
(Continued on Page 31) KEVIN PATRICK BRODER. intern at oBn Secours Hospital; SUE SNOLERSKI, daughter
ICK, son of MRS. WILLIAM P. JOHN B. MARSHAL. of Bea- of MR. 'and 1I1RB. RALPH
BRODERICK and the late Mr. consfield avenue, son of' the SNOLERSKI. of Mapleton road,
- Broderick, of Lakeview avenue, DONALD B. MARSHALS, of senior at St. Paul High School,
recently reeeived his Bachelor Lansing, w10 received his will attend the University of
of Science degree in accounting Bachelor of Arts degree from Detroit journalism workshop
from Merrimack College. Kevin Albion College and will intern this summer. Sue is co-editor
was senior class treasurer, a at Detroit General Hospital; and f th hool earbook Paulit-e
student tutor, a memher of the LEONARD W. SACHS, son of 0 e sc y , .
varsity hockey team the Busi- Mr. and Mrs. LEONARD W'j .... •
ness Club and the 'Accounting SACHS, of St. Clair avenue, who ELIZABETH A. DuMOUCH.
Society. earned his Bachelor of Arts de. ELLE, of Muir road, has been
.. • • gree at WSU and will intern at awarded a $900 student sum-
THOMAS GLENN THOMP- Detroit General Hospital. Imer fellowship grant by .the
SON. son of the JOHN LEE • • .. IMichigan Cancer F0JlJ!dati~n.
THOMPSONS, of Grayton road./ MAJOR CHARLES F. WOOD. Elizahe~ is in the Umverslty
was awarded a Masters degree I BURY, JR. of 1976 Beaufait of DetroIt grad~a~ sch~
This is that I'"e.just-eom.e-fro~
the-hairdresser look.
W"lto1t.:Pi~rCt
9JUlJlAa1 e
EXTRAVAGANT
REDUCTIONS
B:::.~:::::c.""J aren Y
grant will make p"ssible a con.
tinued study by auto.radiographic
and fluorescent methods
of the ground substance of
developing elastic cartilage.
The work will progress under
the direction of DR: PAULINE
WOOD, of the U. Ot D. biology
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MRS. WILLIAM W. BALLEW,
of Elford court has been named
chairman of The Ladies Activities
for The Marine Corps Re-
PagsTwenfy.One
Dinner Fetes iK 5 d eySavory
~1~~~:rD:i~~~t f~:~~~~i~~e~h~~ ISay5 VOWS Ju ne 15
ney. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bride's Sister Dale Savory Serves As Maid Of Honorj
Marshall Wbitney, Jr., of Ven. B h Of B 'd Alb t ~~ .• A t
dome road. Thursday, June 13, rot er rI egroom. er lVIacl~1 c s
Honoring Bethine at the formal As Best Man; Attendants Wore lime
dinner were her aunt and uncle, Green Ribbed Cotton Dresses
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Mc.
Gregor, Jr., of Rochester, Mich, Karen Sydney Savory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
and her cousin, Katharine Helen George Sidney Savory, Jr., of Somerset road, became
McGregor, also of Rocbester. the wife of Nicholas Daniel Mancini, II, son of Mr. and
Bethine mad~ ber. formal de- Mrs. Albert Mancini, of Hollywood avenue, Saturday
but at a reception gIven by her evening, June 15, at Peace Lutheran Church.
parents at the Country Club OIl A reception at The Whit.~>----- -- _
June 14. tier Hotel followed the cere-I' less, ribb~d colton dresses wi~h
The entrance hall of the. club mony at which The Rev- dee,? appliques. of lace o~ ~eIr
was decorated for the .dmner d D 'd L d . I bodices extendmg to theIr Jewwith
topiary trees. trimmed ere.n. aVI U WIg I eled necklines.
with white flowers. Tables for offICIated. The newlyweds The honor attendaat carried
eight, covered with delphinium then left for a vacation in a colonial bouquet of yellow
blue cloths and each decorated Northern Michigan. daisies and baby's.breath. The
with centerpieces of a candle For her wedding, the bride bridesmaids' bouquets were
surrounded by blue and white selected an Empire embroidered were accented with pumpkin
flowers were place in the big silk organza gown accented with orange daisies.
hall. Place.cards trimmed with dimensional flowers and a Acting as his brother's hest
blue and white flowers complet- chapel train. man was Albert ~lanrini, Jr.,
ed the table settings. A bouffant finger-tip veil feU I assisted by ushers Gregory
Large arrangements of blue from her headpiece of silk or- Moser, Ronald Carson and Stan.
delphiniums. white stock car- ganza flowers accented with ley Cappo
nations and gladioli were on the seed pearls. She carri'cd a col. Mrs. Savory chose a greeu
mantels at each end of the hall onial cascllJe of gardenias with silk coat ap" dress ensemhle
and in the arches leading to the camellia foil age. with yellow cymbidium Ilrcilids.
hall, where guests also danced Attending the former :Misf, For her son's wedding. Mrs.
to the music of Al Navarro. Savory were her sister and maid Mancini selected an aqua outfit
A sleeveless aqua blue raw of honor Dale Savory, Mrs. with a silk peau de soie dress
silk A-line dress with ruffles at Douglas Magary of Brighton. and silk organza coat, and mat.
the neck and hemline was chos. Mass., and Mrs. Stanley Capp, ching accessories. She wore a
en by Betbine for the dinner. sister of the bridegroom. corsage of pink cymbidium or-
Her flowers were a white cym- They wore lime green. sleeve. chids.
bidium orchid wrist corsage. I -----.-----------
Mrs. McGregor was gowned dpeartment, sponsor of the serve Officer's Association An.
in yellow, fashioned with a lace project. nual Military Conference to be
top and alaskine skirt. A cor- ,. ,. .. held in Detroit in May, 1969.
:;age of yellow cymbidium or. Among the 4.100 students Wl~LIAM W. BALLEW has
chids completed her costume. who received academic degrees been associated with The Ma-
The honoree's cousin, Katlla- from Harvard University this rine Corps for 26 years and rerine
chose for the affair a past week are WILLIAM ceived a promotion to Colonel
sleeveless, A-line dress in shock- FRANCES. BARTLETT FRAN. in December, 1967.
ing pink crepe to which she CIS, of Country Club drive, and
pinned a corsage of pink and JOHN WILLIAM SANDERS,
whil.e ,cymbidium orchids. lof Torrey road. They. hoth re-
Wl1llam J. McLane, Jr" of ceil'ed Master uf Busmess Ad.
Indianapolis, Ind., was Bethine's ministration degrees.
escort for the evening while " .. "
David Brown, of Rochester e~- HARRY JOSEPH CHANCEY,
corted Katbarine. Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs.
HA'RRY J. CHANCEY of Grand
Marais boulevard, has been accepted
into Michigan State University's
Honors College.
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ALISE RANGER, class of
1070. at Kemper Hall, was
honorcd recently at the Commencement
Announcement of
Honors-Activities Pro g ram.
She received a Service Award.
a Choir Awaru, a certUicate
for participation in Kenosha
Head Start Pro g ram and
played the role of Peep-bo in
Commellcement presentation of
The Mikado. She is the daughter
of the JAMES RANGERS,
of East Jefferson avenue.
(Continued on Page 32)
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TO
• SUITS
• COSTUMES
• DRESSES
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off
A Special, Group
including
of Dresses
DAYTIME, COCKTAil, EVENING
'IS and up
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SUITS and COATS ••• s45 and up
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WEDDING GOWNS • , .545 and up
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SPORTSWEAR REDUCED TO CLEAR
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MADE.TO-ORDER MODELS. •• '90 and up
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FINE JEWELRY '/4 TO 113OFF
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MATERNITY FASHIONS
greatly
reduced!
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MilLINERY $5-$7.50.$10
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No Returns-No Alterations-No C.O.D.'s
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3 Kercheval Ave., ot Fisher Rood
Pll1lrh nua Judy Block
TU .-1505
CLOSIN:; JULY 19TH FOR A THREE WEEKS VACATION
3ht .shops of
W~ltolt.J'i~..c~
Kercheval at Sf, Clair
550 If. W•• dwllrd
GrOSH
•• i"to
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Jht
$bop.s of
W&1lton.J'i~..c~
Kerche,ral at St. Clair ~
550. N•. Woodward
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Grosse Pointe
BirminJ1ham