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Thursday Morning 

Vol, 3O-No. 2 

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of the 

WEEK 

As Compiled by the 

Grosse Pointe News 

Thursday, January 2 

THE MERCURY WENT 

DOWN to four below zero in 

Detroit on Nell' Year's Eve. 

Farther north in Michigan, it 

was 17 ,below in Sault Ste. 

Marie, 15 b~low at Escanaba 

eight below ilt Houghton, six be~ 

low in Saginaw and Jackson 

The American Aut om'o b i I ~ 

Club's eJI:lergency road service 

handled about 5,000 calls from 

motorists in distress, most of 

Ihem with cars that refused to 

start. 

AMERICAN OFFICEllS DES. 

lGNATED several special five. 

man negotiating teams Wednesday 

in hopes that communist 

forces will release more captive 

United States servicemen. The 

action followed the freeing of 

three GIs by the Vietcong on 

New Year's day. 

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GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, Thursday', January 9, 1969 

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24 Pages-Two Sections-Section One 

Plan to Protect Real S.hock 

", ' ExperIenced 

Kerby Students, at By Catholics 

Cross ingAp proved 

Shortage of Teaching Nuns 

and Change in Religious 

Philosop.IY Cause 

Install Controlled Traffic Light and Signs for Drastic PE.\cision 

Pedestrians at Dangerous Intersection of . The Cathc;ik community 

Moross and Kercheval m Grosse Pointe was shock- 

The Farms council on Monday, January 6 appeared ed and upset this past week 

to be hard pressed in making. a decision regardl'ng the over the news that. The 

f Academy .of the Sacred 

sa e crossing of approximately 28 Kerby School pupils at He~rt, ~ laridn.ark in The 

the Kercheval.Moross intersection. After much discus- Pomte. smce the 1800's,. will 

sion, a final decision, hopefully, was made. close. ltS doors p~,rmanen' t. 

The controversy began whf!n~>----------'--- I ,; 

a group of parents of Kerby .v thIS June. Some 350 stustudents 

petitioned the council Woods C':'es dents will have to find an. 

to hire an adult school crossing .,., oth~r "home" away from 

guard, to insure the safe cross- C f home. 

ing of t~eir children at the in. oncern Or Th.e.school has been a family 

tersection. The plea was placed trad.lt!on withprominelll Pointe 

on the agenda for the December Prop~rty' Use famIlies for many years. Moth. 

2 council meeting. ers anl;! their mothers before 

At this. session, the council them have attendl!lt the school 

expressed reluctance in the hir- Pointe Dodge Issued Viola .. anc~ upon leaving worketf dill. 

ing of a guard, even though gently and effectively as alum. 

Arthur C. Gibson, manager of tions for Creating What nae. 

Highway and Traffic Engineer. Residents Claim Is One of these women is Mrs 

ing of the Automobile Club of Eyesore Robert M. Pe8body, an Acad: 

Friday, January 3 , Michigan, recommended, at the emy graduate who has" daugh- 

SENATOR ROBERT P. GRIF. time, that a crossing guard reo ler, B!!th, curreljtly enrolled in 

FIN, R-Mich., announced his place ,fifth grade salety patrol The City of Grosse Pointe the Ihlr~ grade there. Mrs. Peacandidacy 

for the chairmanship. 'Photo by Eddie McGrath, Sr. boys. Woods Council on Monday, body said the parents of Sacred 

of the Senate Republican Policy Just a little put out because mom and dad are Hospital, to MR. and, MRS. THOMAS ARCHIBALD, Deemed Too Young January 6, di8cussed the Heart students were, shocked 

Committee Thursday. The vote also in tnelimelight is MICHAEL JOHN ARCHIBALD, of, Wayburn avenue. Michael John weighed in at nine The patrolers were deemed matter ot the usage of a lot' that such a solid force in tI1e 

will be today. The pos~ is the the first baby born on Ne:w Year's Day, in Sf. John pounds eight' ounces.' . too young to handle the respbn. owned by Pointe Dodge, commu~ity could be whisked 

t1lird in the Senate Republican ~;----'- -'--=-------- -------------------------- sibility of directing students at Inc., which occupies prop- away wlthou~ giving the paren'. 

hierllrchy. . ' tJ:is intersection, but were as- t f . 'an opportunity to fight f 't'" 

. . . N B b. .F- t W' C d.d t C' PI Signed this duty by Kerhy er y acmg Mack avenue at t . or IS 

GENERAL HAIM BAR-LEV CW a Jes IrS oman an 1 a e enter ans School Principal Custer Ho. Newcastle. The firm owns a s aymg, 

said Thursday that "The chances k D I F H H' meier, until such time as safe. vacant property on. the Stresses Service 

o~ a renewed Middle E,ast con- Mae' 'ebuts n arms istory' oping To W elcome ty measures were adopted by southwest corner of this in~ thShe ~d~d that she belie~es in 

fllct are very reaL" HIS warn- ' , . - the Farms ,conncil. The princi. tersection, the use of which. ; de ,s~. ~~ .. an~ truly chrIstian 

ing followe4 'a rasl: of .incidents At Hosp:tals 'T',O.Ww- ~ Sea. ton. Counc'il Nell." p' o:nt,er's pal had dtlcided, to withdraw has caused the controversy' :d~~a ~on I;hgIVes the girls, .an 

between Israel and ItS Arab .,., . 'T. IN" the Saiety 'Patrol boys a£ler Th ' ' . a on . at stresses servIce 

~s. . , ~ January. I, but since an ade-. ~.corporation has been us., to ~.!J.ecommunity. "The spirit 

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It '.Vasn't qpite a case for 5.2 or 9.3 pounds of water 

the dlVorc.e court yet, but it per hour, also helps preserve 

\V.as causmg some marital the beauty and life of your 

dIscord. It really was a sim- home furnishings by keeping 

pie problem and Williams them moist enough for resil. 

and the Carrier humidifier ience (in the case of dra. 

help~d straighten, out this peries and slipcovers, as well 

marnage. ' as rugs) or strong. by pre. 

It s t aft e ~ when they venting them from cracking, 

bought that nice. deep-pile flaking, or drying out. 

rug last fall. When the man Aid in the prevention of 

of ,the house entered his colds and respiratory infec. 

happy home. crossed thE!rug tion is ano,ther benefit of the 

and room to kiss his wile. he Carrier humidifier. When the 

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of static electricity that al- they lose their natural means 

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past spring when the heating the Carrier these membranes 

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time he walked across that the bacteria count indoors, 

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Marshall D. Beck, 22, of 863 

Beaconsfield, stopped by a I 

Woods police officer for speed. \, 

ing, , was found to be driving 

while his operator's license was 

suspended. 

Patrolman William Lentz, the 

arresting officer, said that he 

was patroling on Cook road, 

when he observed Beck traveling 

at what appeared to be fast. 

er than the posted limit. However, 

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Plan to Protect' Kerby Students 

(CoDtinued from Pale 1) by the council. Prior to calling a stop to the 

road. near Beaupre, spokesman At Monday night's meeting, matter which was not even on 

for the protesters, proposed that Police Chief Jack F. Roh pre. 

instead of ll1e light at this cross. sented Gibson's latest opinion the agenda, the council accepted 

ing, that a control signal light in the matter, which the traffic the minute~ of the previous 

be installed and regulated at engineer appeared to approve. meeting, with the plans detailed 

Kercheval and Moross rather The chief, who. informed the at ll1at meeting, and tben voted 

than the present light. council ll1at he and Sgt. Arnold for the amendment. 

Bac1anaJl also proposed that Parsons, scbool and traffic safe. I 

the 'council install "Walk" and ty officer, and otber personel 

"Don't Walk" neon light signs of the Police Department, have 

at all four corners of the Ker. spent more than 100 hours in a 

cheval _ Morass intersection. study.survey of the Kercheval. 

Since the light will control traf. Moross crqssing, since October, 

fic on Moross,. a county road, said he favored Gibson's sugges. 

it will be in continuous controll. tion, quoted verbatim, as fol. 

ed operation. rather than only lows, from Gibson's letter to the 

during school hours. chief: I 

Extra T1me to CrOSI "The additional traffic signals 

The controlled traffic light which are planned for the inter. 

signal will stOll vehicular traf. section of Moross and Kercheval 

fic for an exira 10 seconds as should provide adequate pedes. 

ll1e light in the opposite direc. trian protection for. the location. 

tion changes to red. During this As dispussed with the Wayne 

period, traffic will be slopped I County Road Commission Trafin 

both directions, which would fic Engineer, this work should 

give anyone an opportunity to include the installation of an 

cross belore the green light additional overhead vehicular 

goes 011. signal and the installation oC: 

Mrs, Ed war d Donaldson, pedestrian signals ~o control i 

mother of two Kerby pupils, three crosswalks. It IS our un- i 

spokesman for the parents of derstanding 1l11lthis work can: 

ll1e.students involved, said ll1at be started as s()(ln as. contrlc., 

her group would favor such a tual arrangements can be made 

move, sin~e this appears to be between t~e Road Commis~ion 

a feasible solution. and the CIty of Grosse Pomte 

The council decided to adopt Farms." 

th::s solution, after a motion was, Chief Roh pointed out that 

made to rescind the December the latest plans. as adopted, 

2 plan Ilnd City Manager An. calls for two controlled signal 

drew Bremer, Jr., was author. lights. and neon "Walk" amI 

ized to contact the W8yne Coun- "Don't Walk" signs on all but 

ty Road Commissicn and request the northwest corner of the in-I 

that a controlled device be in. terseclion, whel'e a bus shelter 

stalled, willi the neon signs. is located .. 

: To Appropriate FtiJids Mayo!: William Butler quoted: 

The city was to have paid the "We asked Mr. Gibson for an 

complete cost of installing the opinion and we got one. It seems 

traffid signal at Moro~s and we are stuck Oil the horns of I 

Beaupre. When it retracted this our own dilemma." . 

plan, it authorized -the city mau- Mrs. Dona~dson, who ~rnved 

ager to appropriate the neces- at the meetmg late, With her 

sary funds to pay for the alter- husband, charged that the instalnate 

plan. . lation of the neon ~destrian si~. 

. A suggestion by Councilman nals, would mea~ that the chilo 

James Dingeman that Gibson dren involved will ha.ve to cross I 

be asked for an Qpini"n on the Kercheval eight times a day, if 

latest solution, was approved they follow the designated route I 

- as set by the council, in order 

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resident of Grosse Poi.alte 

Par)-. f(,r the past 33 years, 

has announced bls candidacy 

for the ornce of Municipal 

Judge of Grosse Pointe Park. 

Schweikart has been a 

practicing attorney for the 

past 33 ycars in Grosse 

Pointe Park and has the 

necessary qualifications to 

give the Park the judiciary 

admlnfstratioD It deserves. 

Schwelkart. well known in 

Grosse Pointe for his many 

civic activities. resides at 

1018 Bedford Road with his 

wire Gertrude. 

A vote for him as Muniel. 

pal Judge at tile Spring 

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ruary 17, Is a lDie for 

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Obituaries 

DREW.LACBlUSA 

MARTHA BRADY 

Funeral services for Drew Funeral services for Mra. 

Lachiusa, 15, of 17100 Jefferson Brady, 100, formerly of Lake- 

avenue, formerly of 987 Lake view avenue, more recently of 

Shore, were held on Friday, Edgewater Nursing Home, were 

December ~, In the Verheyden 

Funeral Home and from St. 

Lucy's Church. He died on 

Tuesday, December 24, from 

held on Tuesday, January 7, 

in the William R. Hamilton 

Company. She died on Saturday, 

January 4. 

coronary 

Hospital. 

pulmonale, at Ford Born in Guelph, Ontario CaDada, 

on March 20, 1868, Mrs. 

Drew is survived by his par- Brady was the wife of the late 

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sy Lachiusa; Robert. who died in 1928. 

two brothers, Dane and Dean; Robert was the coachman for 

and a sister, Cyd. 

tbe well.known Industrialist, 

Interment was in Mount Oli. Fred T. Moran for many years. 

vet Cemetery. 

Mrs. Brady is survived by 

Leonard Johnston, who had 

LOUANNE REDMOND Imade his home with Mrs. Brady, 

WILLIAM WARD DUKE'lT 

Funeral scrvices for Mr. 

Dukett, 50, of 401 KerCheval 

avenue, will be bcld on Friday, 

January 10, at 9:30 ,0'c1ock in 

the Verheyden Funeral Home 

and from S1. Paul's.on.the.Lakeshore, 

at 10 o'cloc1c. A ltosary 

win be said today. Thursday. 

January 9. at 8 o'clock, in the 

Verheyden Funeral Home. 

Mr. Dukett was born In Republic. 

Mich. and raised in Ann 

Arbor. He was a resident' of 

Grosse Pointe for 43 years. He 

attended Notre Dame University 

Prep School in Indiana. the 

old Detroit. UniversitySchwl. 

and the University of MIchigan. 

He owned and managed his 

own book business, Sheehan's 

Book Store on Woodward avenue. 

Mr. Dukett retired from the 

Ford Motor Company Archives 

Department and went on to be 

a researcher on the Board of 

Trustees of Elmwood cemetery, 

a position he held until the time 

of his illness. 

Hc is survived by his wife, 

Josephine; a son, Peter Clayton 

Dukett, of Damuiskcotta, Me.; 

two daughters, Mrs. Delphine 

Bratton. of Greenwich, ConD. 

and Mrs. Susan Burke, of 

Grossc Pointe; a brother Alfred 

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Clayton Dukctt, of San Marino, 

Cal.; and 11 grandchildren. 

Interment will be in Mount 

I Olivet Ccmctery. 


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Dacey; a SOD,Dr. Joseph R. 

Mik.ula; a brother, Walter, and 

11 grandchildren. 

Interment .will be in Mount 

Olivet Cemetery. 

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The Guitar SocIety of Grosse the guitar. Professor Kasha has 

Pointe will preseut an unusual come up with radical develop. 

program on the classical guitar ments that promise again to 

this Saturday, January 11, at achieve his lloal. 

ANDREW 'A. BIlOUCKSOU th.e Detro!t IJ1stitute. of Arts. It How he does it is the subject 

will combme th~ ulUque talents of his talk which is presehted 

Funeral services for Mr. of Profenor Michael Kasha of in language that musicians and 

Brouckson, 62, of 1103 Anita Florida S~te. UnIver~ity, aJ!d concert-goers can understand, 

avenue. were held on Saturday, concert guItarISt MarIO Abril, and to illustrate his point there 

January 4, at 81. Joan or Arc who is a Masters Degree candi. will be demonstrations on vari- 

Church, and the Verheyden date at the UDiversity. . ous instruments for comparison 

Funeral Home. H1;ldied on Tues- Professor Kasha, a fellow of with an instrument of the KlIsha 

day, December 31, in Grace the American Academy of Arts design. The concert portion of 

Hospital and SCi~nces and Director .of the program, as well as the dem- 

Mr. Broucksou is survived by the ~nstitute of MolecU;1arBlo. onstrations, will be performed 

his wife, Marion; two sons, phYSICS,a:st be~~ hIS. study by Mario Abril, a refugee from 

James and Robert; a brother, of the phy~lCal pr.mclples lDvol.v. Cuba who is already winning 

Charles Warnel:; two sisters, ed in stringed mstfl:Ull.ents In recognition as a performing ar. 

Mrs. Hector Ermgodts and Mrs. ref~rence to the VIOlin, and tist while still working for a 

George Callewaert, achieved a remarkable n~w higher degree at the UDiversity. 

. M Oll acou.stIcal structure for the m. Included in his program will be 

Interment was ill ount . stnunent that can improve even works of John Dowland, Ferdivet 

Cemetary. Iachieve his goal. 

, To offer our clientele better 

, service. we will keep our o~ 

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: 9:30 till noon. ThiJ .. AI1 ideal 

. time to discuII your portfolio, 

check into the research facta 

about ClUTent invemnellt ~ Funeral senlces for Mrs. since he was three )'ears of 

tunities. Stop in • • ,•.& . 

, n'iistered representative will be 

Redmond, 34. of 618 Barrington age. 

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road, were held on Friday, Burial was in Ontario, Cana. 

GRACE M. GORMAN to the guitar with the enthusias. 

January 3, in the Verheyden da. 

Funeral services for Mrs. tic support of ~!!e great Andres 

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Funeral Home and White Chap. 

G.,nnan. 75, of,75 South Deep- Segovia, who is eager to have 

el Cemetary. She died OD Tues- GEORGE 8. ALLEN 

lands, were held on Tuesday, an instrument that will resound 

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December 31. in Harper I Funeral s e rv i e e s for Mr. January 7, in the Verheyden even in a big hall like Ford 

Hospital. ' Allen, 82, of 809 Lakepointe, Funeral Home and from Our Auditorium. Applying physics to 

MhN" H." liri It'flt BIte"'.,. Born in. Pennsyl"ania Mrs. wer~ held on Monday, January Lady Star of the Sea Church. 

Redmond is survived by her 6, lB the Verheyden Funeral 

m44D1t.CHEVAL 

Prayers were said at the funeral 

husband Richard; her children, Home. He. died on Thur~day, 

GROSSE POINlE home on Monday, January 6. 

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Richard Jr., Pat!i Jo, Willlam January 2, 10 Cottag~ Hospl.tal. Mrs. Gorman died on Saturday, 

January 4, in Alpha Ann e x SnDW 

rS~~::'.' . 5...~N"O:"'>Mw~'-'::~(I ....and Suzanne; and one brother. Mr. Allen was engmeer-dlrec- 

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Interment was in White Chap. tor for Dodge Passenger Cars- Nursing Home. . I 

el Cemetary. C h r y s Ie r C~por~tion for ~5 

______ years before hiS retirement She is survived by her. hus. 

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band, John J.; a son, John J. RemDv,,1 

.1" IIRES ~ EARL H. SMITH 1951. He was a senior member Jr.; a sister, Mrs. Ernest J. 

;.; Funeral services for Mr. of The nAC, senior member and Dilworth; a brother Daniel J. BY THE SEASON 

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persons unknown stole a three.' 

foot, lOO.pound statue of a female 

child, valued at $250; and 

a one-foot, 20-po1Jnd gray lead 

statue of a female child, valued 

at $125. They were taken from. 

his side yard, he said. 

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the ground and Pointers flock. while on routine patrol on Fri. The Grosse Pomte League of January 13, w1tb Mrs. Bruce 

ing south, friends of Mrs. G. H. day, Januar~' 3, noticed the top Wome~ Voters bas invite~ t~o IMiller, TV 2-9561. 

Bobertz, of 1025 Cadieux r08d, of an automobile protruding ~e~-wI~.the.f~clB ~ tell.lt like Pointers who don't wish to at. 

love it so much around her through the ice of Lake St. Clair th lt IS WIt? POInte J~vemles at tend the luncheon but want to 

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I Who are Mrs. Bobertz friends? 'fhe vehicle was about 125 feet me~tin~ at the War MemorIal, to come to the War Memorial 

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feeding on the last of the flow- and Lawrence Rice said that dru. y~s 0 dangerous pate-free of charge-in this 

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Youth Involved in Crash 

Arra,igned in Two Courts 

David E. Bell,' 18, of 25026 Dallwein, 39, of G889Page, War. 

Leach, Roseville, appeared ill ren, who suffered chest and 

the\Park Municipal' Court on a internal injuries. Dallwein's 

charge of fleeing police officers daughter, Barhara, suffered a 

to avoid arrest; and in the whiplasbed neck. Both were 

Shores Court on a charge of taken to Bon Secours Hospital 

leaving the scene of a personal for treatment. Dallwein was 

injury accident. Both court ap. hospitalized. 

pearances took place on Friday, Dallwein's wife, Colleen, '~nd 

January 3. three other of their children: 

. Bell was anaigned before and a 16.year.old youth in their -------------~-------- 

Park:. Municipal Judge C. io. car, were not injured. 

seph Belang~r on. the first: Bell's car, after crashing into 

charge, a high mIsdemeanor, the Dalwein vehicle at Lake 

Friday morning. The youth, rep. Shore and Deeplan~ traveled 

resented by a court-appointed 293 feet from the point of imattor~ey, 

.stood mute and waived pact, and crashed into a second 

exammation. He was bound over auto driven by Keith M. Macto 

Wayne County Circuit Court Kenrle 18 of 535 Lakepointe 

to await trial. ,Bell failed to skidded a~other 84 feet and 

po~t bond of $1,000 and was reo smashed into a tree, Bell was 

manded to the County Jail in thrown from his car, but got up 

default. and sped awa~' on foot. I' 

The you~'s second appear. Police said at the time that 

ance was In the a.ft~rnoon, be. MacKenzie was badly shaken 

fQre Woods MunIcIPal. Jud~e up, but otherwise, uninjured, 8S 

Don Goodrow, who presl.ded In were two youthful passengers I 

the Shores court. Bell stood in his car 

mute on the second charge, and '. 

again waived examination. His .It was ~sclQsed that when he 

bond was set at $1 000 in this pIcked himself up, Bell lost a 

case, and he was ~ent to the shoe. He fled between houses 

County Jail in default of this all;d escaped. He ran about three 

bond miles to the Park and stopped 

Pa~k and Shores police air. at a .house in ~e 1400 blo~k of 

tained s ep a rat e warrants KenslDgton, tellmg ~e reSIdent 

against Bell, who led Park he could not start hiS car, and 

police on a chase of approxi- ~sked for ~ cup of c~ffee, , 

mately 90 mil\ls an hour through Th~. reSIdent, . n~ting Bell s 

the Park, City, Farms and condItion, called polIce, who ar. 

Shores on DecelJ1~r 22. The rested the !outh, after which 

pursuing officers wer!! PatrOI- they took him to Bon Secours 

men Andrew Meeker and Rich. Hospital for treatment of facial 

ard Warren, who said the pur. lacerations and a frostbitten 

suit began at Jefferson and foot. 

Nottingham. Shores Det. Frank Mustazza 

In the Shores Bell crashed said that the car Bell was drivinto 

a car dJiv~n by Elgin K ing belonged to Bell's brother- 

- ~' in.law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. 

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Mr. Boyer said he put the beer 

there temporarily, and when he 

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hour later. it was missing. 

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them, the officer said. 

Wilkins told police that he 

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Ja.mes T. F8r1ey, Jr. of 802 out their permission. M~stazza 

Pemuerto'l r?ad .a student at said that Bell had no key for 

F?rdham UDlverslty New York the ignition, and started the 

CIty, and Dana Rohrabacher of vehicle by "crossing the wires." 

Long Beach State College have The detective said that he 

returned fro~ ~ 18-da! stay in checked on Dallwein's condi. 

Czecho~toval;la m which they tion, and received a report that 

met ~Ith. Czech s!Udents wh~ the accident victim has since. 

were .8~ti-,~ommuDl~ and anti. been released from the hospitalcollechVlst, 

according to Far. and is recuperating at home. 

ley. '. Dallwein is not able /to return 

Th.e purpose .9£ t~e trip was. to work, as yet, it 'was said. 

to fIDd and establish contact ' 

with activist student anti.com. 

munist groups in Czechoslovakia. 

Farley and Rohrabacher 

are State ChairmE'n of Young 

Americans for Freedom in New 

York a.nd California respectively. 

This group is the nation's 

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with over 300 colIege and com. 

munity organizations across the 

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Along the way they also con. 

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and Czech refugee. groups in 

Western Europe, including the 

YAF Chairman at the American 

College in Pari,s, Guy Story 

Brown who has done much 

traveling in Eastern Europe and 

has been to Czechoslovakia 

twice. 

In VieD!la they met Czech 

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to Farrey "helped us in ap .. 

preclating the true sentiments 

of Czech students who are angry 

at communism both out of ideol. 

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did to destroy their homeland.. 

I found them very sophisticated 

but very concerned for the 

safety of their relatives who are 

still trapped in Czer.hoslovakia.~' 

The two American students 

held a special press cO!lference, 

disclosing their' ohservations at 

the Commodore' Hotel, New 

York City, Friday,' January 3. 

The trip, according to Farley, 

"was paid .for by individual 

doniltions by friends who, like 

us wanted to know exactly how 

conditions are in Czechoslovakia. 

Before we left, we figured that 

there would be' a great deal of 

student resentment at the Soviets 

1:-.ecause of the invasion. 

After returning from the scene 

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If they can get them out of 

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St. Paul Cagers Still Undefeated. 'Hockey Chiefs 

By Bill Welch I players were abl~ to take part Defeat Hawks 

, St. Paul's varsity basketball in the game. . 

:iCJlladremained undefeated and Larry John led the Ilcoring By William A. Gill By Dr. T. W. Kelly The Godin Tool & Die Hawks 

,at the top of the league by for .thc losers by chalking up 18 

L!lst Sunday at McCann Rink. Satuday morning, January 4, upset the undefeated Fraser 

:beating Bishon Foley- last Fri. points. The Lakers have a big 

the Grosse Pointe Chiefs Juven. in a 4 degree temperature at Lancers in a regular'South East 

'day in its fifth straight victory. January lineup of games with 

iles defeated the Warren Hawks McCann Rink, the Squirts Divi. Mlcnigan Bantam Hockey game 

: L'Jng hours of practice sese the top ranking teams including 

2 to 0 in a well-played hockey sion of the Grosse Pointe last Sunday by a 2 to O. sc~re. 

:sions and scrimmages Rearly s(:cond place SI. Clement's. 

game. Hockey Association for boys of The Hawks, who lost their first 

:every day paid off in the 56. ------- 

h . league game to the.~e same 

034 decision. Dennis Hay('s led SELF FLA'i'TERY , Goalie Tom Miller registered 8 to 1~ year~, opened t ell" sea. Lancers by a 5 to 1 score, stal'!. 

)he scoring for St. Paul with When people ask for your can- his second straight ShUWlUt.In son WIth their ilrst .game. The.y ed strongly and carried th~ play 

'11 points, followed by Mike did opinion they usually expect the last three games Tom has b.ave been. preparmg lor thIS for the most part of the game. 

'FerrelI with 10. As usual, all it to be complimentary. 

only allowed three goals and is s~~e the rmk ope~ed ~hanks. Dennis Godin, who was switch. 

developing into the best goalie glVm~ weekend ~lth biweekly ed to defense for this important 

in this league.' practices every Friday and Sat. league game, continued his 

MASONICAUDITORIUM SAT., JAN. 18-8:20P,M. 

urday.- . scoring ways by registering the 

The Chiefs wasted no time The' Division is made up of game's first goal at the 10:15 

WHIT-LO SINGERS 

as Dou~ Maxwell .~cor~d and four house teams, the Pros, minute mark of the first period 

Arthur Whittemore. Jack Lowe 

was,. assls~tI. by Bill RIder. at Jets. Comets and Wolvef. and with Walt Albrecbt and Bryan 

Conductor Arran,e, 

the .dve mmute. mark of the first a travel team,' with about 80 ILane drawing the assists. 

flI.00--4.il6-3,OO at Masonic Temple. J. L. Hudson's'" Grinnell's 

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p~rJod. Ten mm~tes later Mike boys a!!es 7. years to 10. all 'I. The Hawks' second goal came 

Gill scored, asSisted by Jack Ifrom The Point. on a fast breaking play started 

Lamber~ and Jim GriffiD. Th~se The Pros played the WQlves Iby defenscman Tom. ~cGraw, 

two goa.s ~ere enou.gh to give. at ..8 a.m. with the Pros winning 1 who set up Marty Griffm. for a 

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Gro:~e ~ol~~e a ~lctor~ and: 4. to 1. 

rem_m 10 ~U'~t p.ace 10 the i got the 

Sou.th~ast Michigan Hockey As. IJersick. 

H. Jewett of the PI'OS pi~turesque g~a~ w~th only two 

first goal ,~ssisted by mmutes remammg m the game. 

.JerSiCk then got two: Ben ~o~es als.0 drew an assist 

socia lion. goals of hjs own. Willette got; on t~IS l~surlince mark;r: . 

The t>eople of Grosse Pointe the lone goal for the Wolves ThiS wme, the Hawks .slllth. In 

llnd the Grosse Pointe Hockey 

Association ~ h a u 1d be very 

assisted by Kill'''. 

ended the scoring 

HerschfielJ: a row •. now puts them 10 !hlrd 

for the Pros I place ID the le~gue ~tandl!1gs, 

proud of their Jl!venile and assisted by Walsh. Iand ?nly two pomt~ out of first. 

Midget teams because they both At 9 a.m. as the temperature Goalie Dave ~etSlca] b~s ';low 

finished leading theIr respective 

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Lancer g?alie by ~nly three 

goals for first place honors. 

The Hawks' lineup is as fo]- 

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KENNEDYASSASSIN~TION-Stn. Robert Ken,. 

nedy lies mortally wounded in a Los Angeles 

hotel in June, second assassination that aroused 

the nation. He was making headway 

toward Democratic presidential nomination. 

KING ASSASSINATION-AideSstand over'mortally shot body of Dr. Mirtin 

Luther King Jr. in April and signal to police the direction from which bullets 

came in Memphis, Tenn., in this Time':'copyrighied photo. It was the first of 

tWI)assassinations which shook the nation to anger and civil rights outbreaks. 

SOVIETINVASION-A C~e.chyo.uth c1~mbingaboard a Soviet tank in Prague 

symbolizes Czech~slovakla S. futIle reslstnnce to the Warsaw Pact invasion in 

August. CommunIst Czech government too liberal, said the Kremlin masters. 

PUEBLOSEIZURE-In January the North Korean Communists seized the U.s. 

intelligence lIhip Pueblo and crew off their shore, and later served up this 

photo oUt at anchor .. Wonsan, It's a headacbe Nixon adminiAratioR inhedtl. 

"PROFESSIONAL"troublemakers topped' the yearlong. siiccession of d~inonstrationscivil 

rights and anti-war-with bloody, melees like this at the Delllocratic Co~vention 

in Chicago in August. Police were aceL~ed of brutality in quelling .planned outbreaks. 

WELL,NOW!--The unheralded romance between. Jae-, 

queline Kennedy and multi-miilionaire Greek shipping 

magnate Aristotle Onassis was climaxed by their m~riage 

on his private island off Greece in October. Here 

they leave the chapel after the Greek Orthodox nuptials. 

TAKES HEART-Dr. Philip 

Blaiberg in January, becoming 

the world's first 

successful heart transplant, 

Cape TOVffi, South Africa. 

TURNEDDOWN-Supreme 

Court Justice Abe Fortas 

leaves a Senate hearing in 

Washington prior to becoming 

the seconli man. in 

history 'turned down. for 

Chief Justice of the U.S. 

18 MINERSENTOMBED-The scene in West Virginia as 

explollions and fire entombl.'d '18miners inlate November • 

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TRAN:!iITfON-President-elect Nixon and President Johnson shake hands 

warmly in the White House at Nixon's November visit to C!(.nfer011 transfer 

of government. Republicans also gained in the senate, House and statehouses. 

PlACE TAUCs-aere an: the U,s. (left) and North Vietn~ peeee deleJa,. 

~ons meeting in Paris; Talks have been underway for more than six months. . 

9t MEN LOST-The sub Scorpion disappeared in the Atlantic in May with loss 

of 99 lives. It is believed 10,000 feet down 400 miles SW of the Azores. 

LfADINGTO THEMOON-Beardea Apollo 7 astronauts Walter Schirra (left) 

Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham on carrier Essex in October after the~ 

11 d~. of orbiting leading to the Apollo 8 flight to orbit around the MooD. 

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PICTORIAL REVIEW of SPORTS fOr 1968 

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LT.ARTHUR ASHE of the U.S. pounded 

his way to the U.S. singles tennis 

title and won this trophy in the first 

U.S. "Open" at Forest Hills. N.Y. 

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PLAYER-COACH Bill Russell 

guided his Boston Celtics 

to the National Basketball 

Association title with a 

victor)' over Lakers in L.A. 

QUEEN of the tet'!nis world, Blllie Jean King of Long Beach, Calif., s~rved 

her way to her third Wimbledon crown (pictured) and. other tltles. 

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WOMEN'S 

From Anothei" Pointe 

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By Janet Mueller 

The majority of the math 

students at st. Paul High School 

recently took the Michigan 

Mrs. Joseph B. Schlotman may have been corifined Math Test. JAN GILBERT, a 

in bed with a. cold, but her we.leoming spirit 

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a w 0 a en e ~ Evening At Stonehurst, 

enveloped 

her magni. 

senior at st. Paul, obtainlld a 

score of 99 percentile. the 

highest score possible on this 

ficent home on Laj(eshore road, 

Like all Stoneburst parties, 

Grosse Pointe Memorial Church 

last Friday. 

this benefit 

1969 Fair 

for 

was 

the 

both 

type .of' test. This puts her in 

the top one-percent of all ~e 

students who took the test and 

warm and beautiful. [', .entitles her to take the second 

Mrs. Earl Quick and MFs. L. Gaylord Hulbert served part of the exam. If she r.8tes 

as co-chairmen of the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church high on this next test, she can 

Women's Association group planning the party. obtain one of various scholar- 

Bart EdlDond 

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Antwerp road; was installed as 

the new Honored Queen of 

Bethel Number Two, Interna. 

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Assisting as hosts and hostesses were the James :~~ls s:e a~fs~:~I~ ~t~~~ij:: 

Lafers, the Winfield Jewells, Mrs. Waldo Fellows, Mrs. is" the daughterl of MR. and 

J. C. HUfley, the Elving Andersons, the Ernes.t Lambs, MRS. ARDEL W. GILBERT of 

Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Maguire, Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Norwood drive, . 

Hykes, the Alaofred WhittinghanE the Angus McClouds, • • • 

tbe Cliff.d Lundgrens, the James' Stewarts, the Bernard JOHN Dm\ER, son of MR. 

Whitleys, Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Lecklidcr, Mrs. Fred Stete. and MRS. :eAUL, DUKER of tional Order of Job's Daughters, of Linville avenue, spent over 

kluh, Mrs. Robert M. Hays, and the Shirley T. Johnsons. Lincoln .roa~, ~ll.s been n~med at public ceremonies in the Jef- 25 hours creating the winning 

. Pouring at the tea tables w~rC' the Mesdames Ben a s~lfIDalis~ 10 the NatJ()n~1 ferson Masonic Temple, Eleven entry. She designed and sewed 

Tallman, Albert D. Law, BertraDl deH. Atwood, John Honor Society ScholarshIp Mile road in St. Clair Shores, both Mr. and Mrs. Clauses' 

Malcolm, Wilber Brucker.' Joseph J~. Henry and Miss Program. A senior at Sf. Paul Saturday evening, January 4. clothing. An education major, 

• High School, John was. selected Others.inst811ed included LINDA Judy hopes to become an art 

Laurie Lee. * * *. 'on the basis of outstanding LOGAN Senior Prmcess' LIN- teacher. Her name will be in. 

"Spiritual Cardei1s~t . scores in language and math- DA GOW Jimior Pr{ncess' scribed on the traditional trophy 

Harry Whang will discuss "Spiritual Aspects of ematics in the recenUy 'ad. GRACE SEGAL Guide'BREN: kept at the school. She was 

Orient~l. Gardens" at a tea meeting of the Grosse Pointe ministered Preliminary Scholas- DA WILSONMlit s'h'a':l' and personally awardell. a miniature 

Farm and Garden Club next Monday afternoon in the ~c A~litude Test. John ranks COLLEEN. THOMPSON, Chap. tropby for he,r efforts. 

Lewiston road home of Mrs. Donald M. Woodruff. fifth In a class of 76 at ~t. lain. Job's Daughters meets at • * • 

FIJB " . Paul High. On th~ basis of h!s the. Jefferson Masonic Temple ! Coming home for the holidays 

_______ (C_on_t_in_u_ed __ o_n_p_a_g_e_l_9_l______ score a.nd class rank pl~s hIS on the'Tirst and third Tuesday of after a vacation in Puerto Rico 

a~ademlc record~e w!U 

glVen further conSIderation 

determine . the possibility 

sttltus as a finalist. . 

be eacb month at 7:30 o'Clock in . MRS EDGAR L FINK 

to the evening. were.. 

of • .• .; and her daughter SUSAN, of 

I, JUDY KUHN, '67.gr..aduat!! of .... Venda me court.• arr.iv.in 

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Some people call it a wig. We call it a girlsam becauee 

that's what it really does; Sav~-a girL On 

Moada.ys. On vacatioDs, On nights when some sPecial 

unexpc:.:ted .something COJIltS up. Etc. If you C9Uld use 

a girIslm:r from time to time yourself, see us. We'll 

work ODe oat that wD1 abSolutely but beautifully save 

)'OIL Savc hairdresser money 4J. the long run,. too. 

SALE 

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Presidi!1g at tea t~hles at thl.l and sophomore at Ferris State EAMES DONALDSON, of B~r 

e c e ptl 0 n honorm~ ¥ARY Coll!!ge, won the G,'and Award fa10, N.Y. Mrs. Donaldson's son, 

BETH PEIL, guest artist at the in the college's annual dorm EDWARD E. DONALDSON, is ----- 

Sup.day afternoon,. January 12, door decoration contest. She married to Mrs. Fink's daugh. 

Gros~e Pointe Symphony C~n- came up the 'winner over 992 .ter, STEPHANIE;. the young 

cert 10 p.arcells School Audlto- other entries. Judy, daugbter of Donaldsons make their home in 

rlum, will be MRS. DAVID MR. and MRS: JOSEPH KUHN \Lakeview avenue. 

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Miss.Maun Speaks 

Vows December 28 

The Northridge, Calif., home 

of her parents, Judge and Mrs. 

John L. Cole, was the setting for 

the Sunday. January 5, wedding 

of Wendy Jean'Cole and Roger 

Warren Wilner, son of Mr. and 

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which were followed by a reception 

in the Cole residence. 

home in Los Angeles, are Mr. and 

son, who were married Saturday 

Mrs. Peter Hyde Swan. 

evening, December 28, 

The bride's gown of white in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. ' 

satin was accented with lace , Mrs. Swanson is the for.---------panels 

and matching lace circled mer Kat hIe en Jeanette wore floral crowns. fashioned of 

her high neckliM. Her finger-Maun, daughter of. Mrs. miniature carnations and holly. 

tip silk illusion veil fell from a 

white satin Dior headbow. 

She carried a round bouquet 

Mark Emmett Maun 

four road, and the 

of Bal. 

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and carried white 

and holly cascades. 

carnation 

of white rosebuds 

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and stephan. Maun. 

George 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert 

Swanson, of Beau. 

Honor ~aid w~s Ruth Wood 

Edelen. BrIdesmaIds ~er.e Mary 

She was attended by her sister, 

Susan Cole. Way~e Thea. 

pre avenue 

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are the bride- Ann Parks, Mary StelD~r~ AnD 

Swanson and Kathryn VIVIan. 

ore Wilner served as his groom s p.aren s: ~ Richard L. Rapport served as 

brother's best man. ~ reception at llit, Grosse the bridegroom's best man, and 

The mother of the bride wore Pomte, Yacht .Club follo\~ed the Steve J. Maun, Michael M. 

a street length gown of green 7:30 0 clock ntes, at which ~h~ Maun, Paul R. Swanson, Ken. 

peau de soie. The bridegroom's Reverend Gar~' Gruber ollicl- neth R. Chamberlain, Donald 

mother 

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silk and atecl. 

The bride, 

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given in marriage 

Slutzky and Peter 

seated the guests. 

K. Bumpus 

The newlyweds are making by her brother, Richard Angus The mother of the bride wore 

their home in East Palo Alto, Maun, wore an Empire .gown a Heaven Blue silk brocade 

C.slif., while they continue' their of pale ivory hand-corded Alen- gown IlDd matching coat. The 

studies at Stanford University con lace, fashioned with a high bridegroom's mother selected-a 

she is a sophomore, ma, 

joring in Political Science, and 

collar, long sleeves 

teau train. 

and a Wat, gown of sapphire silk with a 

bodice overlay of net AleDcon 

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'he, a graduate of Grosse Pointe Her Chapel length mantilla lace. 

High School who served four was fashi9Ded of matching lace 

years with the United States Air and English net, and she car- Holiday visitors at the Lake. 

, Force in Taiwan and Vietnam, ried Amazon lilies. shore road home of MR. and 

is completing his senior year as Her attendants:' floor length MRS. HENRY FORD, II, includ. 

a Political Science. major, after frocks 'were of scarlet velvet, ed her niece, PAOLY'TANZI. 

which he pla~. to enter Law with lace accents at their high ANI,' of Rome, and his son, 

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Society'News'Gatheredfro~ All of the Pointes 

Mary Louise lynch. 

Bride Of. Mr. Henry 

Bride's Niece and Nephew ar" Flower Girl and 

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In the First Presbyterian 

Church, Ithaca, N.Y., with The 

Reverend Jack 1. Thomas officiating 

at the double ring ceremony, 

Alan Murray Wright, son : 

Ring lof Mrs. Rolla V, Wright, of. 

Balfour roatj, and the late Mr. 

Wright, claimed S"ra Catherine 

Straw, daughter of Mr. and 

. , Mrs. Henry Kirtland Straw, of 

Following their wedding in Our Lady Star of tJie Buffalo, N.Y., as his bride. 

Sea Church and a reception at the University Club, A large reception at Ithaca's 

M~; .and Mrs. J. 'Yalker lie~ry left for a vacation in the Cayuga Inn followed the after. 

BrItish West Indies. They will return to .make their noon ceremony Saturday, De. 

home in St. Clau' Shores. ~ ' cember 14. 

'I' . The bride, given in marriage 

The Reverend Thomas J. their Cardmal re~ velvet fror~s. by her father chose an Empire 

Finnigan officiated at the They wore matchID~ velvet DJOr gown of ivory peau de soie ap. 

noon rites Saturday, Decem. he~bl?WS and carried cascades I pliqued with pcau d'ange lace, a 

ber 28. of h te roses. C hap e I jlength mantilla of. 

The bride the former Mary Flower girl Anne 1A>uiseCilr- ma.tching lace-accented silk ii-I 

Louise Lynch, daughter of Dr. roll, the bride's niece and IUSIOD and a bouquet of Sweet- ' 

and Mrs. Timothy F. Lynch, godchild, wore a pale pink heart roses . 

.of Holiday road, wore a gown velvet d~ess. and carried a bas. Sbe wa,: attended by bOllOr 

ofivary English net appliqued ket fiue(! WIth red Sw~etheart matron Mrs. John D. Lefler, of 

with hand-corded Aleneoll. lace. roses. Her brother, Darnel Car- Mount Lebanon, Pa'L who wore 

. . roll, was ring bearer. a floor length gown of moss 

Her Chapel tram was detach- _ green chiffon, fashioned with 

able, and a crown of lace se. The bridegroom, son of Mr. flowing sleeves caught at her 

~ure? her. floor lengt~ silk and ¥rs. John J. Henry! ~f wrists. . , 

IllUSIon veil.. She. earned .a DetrOit, asked the bride s R. Douglas Wright served as 

cascade of whi~ roses~ camellia brother, Terrance M. Lynch, his brother's best man, Head 

follage and stephano.tis. to act as best IPan. Robert J. usher was John D. Lefler; addi- 

She was attended by her Lawther, Tho!,!as L. Griem and tional ushers were Kenneth H. 

sillter, Mrs. EdwardJ. Carroll, Edward J. Carroll ushered. Sears, of Concord, Mass., David 

who ~ed IS. matron of ~o~or, The bride's mother wore an C. Kantorczyk, of Pittshurgb, 

and ?ndesm31ds .~rs. William aqua silk shantung ensemble. Pa., Michael R. Mueller, of 

F. LinB, Mrs .. William D~ Me- The bridegroom's mother se- Decatur, Ill., and Frank Gu- 

Master and Mrs .. Terrance M. lected a dress and matching gino, of Buffalo. 

Lynch. jacket of ice.blue brocade, Both The bride's mother wore a 

'Princess lace borde~ the mothers chose. corsages of white gown of emer81d raw silk and 

sleeves and controlled skirts of Sweetheart .roses. cashmere, accented with jewel. 

led buttons: The bridegroom's 

mother selected a deep turquoise 

raw silk skimmer with a 

jewelled neckline, and his maternal 

grandmother, Mrs. C. W. 

The regular monthly meeting 

of the Fettipointe. Chapter of 

Questers will be held on Wednesd8Y, 

January 15, at 12:30 

o'clock 'in the home of Mrs . 

Nell Hayes, of Kerby road. 

The program will be a study 

paper on "Renaissance Painting" 

presented by Mrs. Paul 

Wehmeier. 

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Accommodations include a step-down living room, 3 bedrooms (one 

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garage. 

The site (7Ox115) has been attractively landscaped and the Montieth 

elementary~Brownell Jr. High-and new Grosse Pointe High Schools 

are close at hand. 

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. ' , Pboto by Eddie McGrath, .Jr. 

Speaking tlleir wedding vows Saturday, December 

2li, at a noon ceremony in Our Lady Star cf the 

Sea Church were MARY LOUISE LYNCH and. Mr. 

Henry. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Timothy 

F. Lynch, of Holiday road. The bridegroom's parents 

are the John J. Henrys, of Detroit. 

.Square Dance Set for Jan. 15 

I McDowell, wore. a beige wool' A For the eighth consecutive promptly at 8 p.m. on Wednesline 

gown trimmed with match. year the Grosae Pointe Council d8Y, J8nuary 15 at Monteith 

ing wool lace. of.Squarl1 Dance Clubs will offer SChool" l2'75 Cook road near 

The bride was graduated a ,free dance for~novice square Chalfonte. Grosse Pointe resl. 

, from Amherst Central High dance couples, a.swell as ~ose dents and .their friends are in. 

I School received her Bachelors who have square dance experi. vited. ' 

!degree' in English 18st June enc~. ~be purpos.e of ~s anilual Many couples. who, attended 

from Cornell University, is now afialr.ls to proVIde an,opportu. the free dance m 'other years 

Ienrolled in the Colgate Univer. nity for,: coul?les t? llcquainta~d enrolled in the cla~s for be. 

sity Teaching Intern Progra~ the~elves ~lth this popular gmners are now dancmg regu. 

I-and is scheduled to receive her activIty. ... - lady. \, . 

Masters degree this comiTJ.( Couples Who have no previous Less~ns in Square Dancing, 

summer. .eJ!:~rience fjnrl It very easy to under the co,sPonsorship of. the 

. Her husband was graduated follow the calls of local caller Grosse Pointe Council of Square 

from Grosse Pointe High SChool Wes Rea, wh~ h8S a. we~-d~ Dance Clubs ~~d .~e: Del!a.rt.~ 

and will, receive his degree in s.erv~ reput!ltion for his skill ~ m.ent of CommUJ!lty .Servlces, 

Business Administration from .teaching, With each call ex- will be offered agam this year at 

Cornell University in June. 

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'plained before the music starts, Monteith School beginning Wed. 

the new dancers are amazed at nesday, January 22, at 8 p.in, 

their success. . The lessons are taught 'by the 

Once again the Grosse.Pointe talented team of Wes and Julie 

Public,. SChools, Departtriimt 'of Rea, Grosse Pointe Woods resI,. 

Community Services joins hands dents, who have been popular 

with the. Council of Square teachers in this,area for many 

Dance Clubs to co-sponsor this 

activity. ' 

years. 

For additional information, 

This free da~ce will start I call 884-2988. 

Surprise the man in YOllr life 

with a brand new look to start 

off the new year! Our expert 

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C,hurch C:rcles Meet Tuesday. Hampton r()ad, co-hostess Mts. 

.. William Meacham, 881:9254; 

------- and Martha, hostess Mrs. Ncil 

The next meetings of the and eo.hostess Mrs. ,Donald VanOosteoburg,o f Madison 

I Grosse Pointe Woods Presby, Koch, 884-4860; an~ Elizabeth, road, co.hostess Mrs. Fred Tew, 

i terian Church Women's Asso. hostess Mrs. Alex Gill, of Fleet. 884-8810. 

ciation" Circles are scheduled ~ood road, co.hostess Mrs, Ken- Evening Circles, meeting at 

for Tuesday, January 14. Ileth McLeod, 684:2457. 8 )'clock, are Mary, with host. 

Afternoon Circles, meeting at More are Esther, meeting in ess Mrs. John. Easton, of Hunt 

12:30 o'clock, mclude Abigail, the Huntington boulevard home Club drive, 884-6189; Miriam, 

gathering at. the South Oxford of Mrs. Melville Osborne, whose with hostess Mrs. Alan Bradroad 

home of 'Mrs. Vern Adams, co-hostess is .Mrs. Charles Os. bury, of Lakeland avenue, and 

who has asked Mrs. L. L. Marr, borne, 371.8329; Hannah; with co.hostess Mrs. William Fred. 

884-1252, to act as co.hostess; hostess Mrs. I,athrop Morse, of erick, 886-27,21; and Naomi, 

Deborah, with hostess Mrs. B. Roslyn road, 886.7864; Lydia, with hostess Mrs. Paul We'lmer, 

F. Martin, of Hawthorne road, hostess Mrs. Richard Mer!; of Iof Beaufait road, 88£.7131. 

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Beginning Janua" 14th.

Thursday. January 9. 1969 

Woman's Page 

Sora,h-Edson Vows 

Exchanged Dec. 27 

Bride's Go~n is F~shioned of Candlelight Satin and 

. Venice lace; Attendants Wear Blue 

Velvet and Crepe Frocks 

A re~eption in the Church Parlor followed the Fri. 

dayevenmg, December 27, wedding of Susan Margaret 

Edson and Pfc. Terry Baxter Sorah in Grosse Pointe 

Woods Presbyterian Church 

Presiding at the 80.clocki---------ceremony 

was The Rever- gown of candlelight satin faille, 

end Joh~ Olert, Jr. accented with Venice lac~ and 

The bnde, daughter of Mr. styled with a detachable lace. 

and Mrs. Edward Edson, of AI- hemmed Court train. 

lard Avenue, wore an A line A satin headpiece. trimmed 

the mark of 

.distinction for 

brass lion's head door knocker from our 

colieetionof 19th centlKy'reproductions. 

~ size. 5,00 ~x8"!' size, 10.00 

JacobSonS, 

HOME DECORATIVE SHOP 

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with sequins and pearls, caught 

her elbow length bubble veil. 

She carried a cascade of white 

roses. 

Carrying nosegays of dark 

red roses were honor maid 

Oiane Barnes and bridesmaids 

Jane Edson, sister of the bride, 

and Dian Sarah, the bridegroom's 

sister. 

Bands of lace and velvet defined 

the Empire bodices of 

their floor length frocks, fash. 

ioned with royal blue velvet 

bodices and pale blue crepe 

skirts. Their headpieces were 

net-circled velvet bows. 

The bridegroom, son of Mr. 

and Mrs. B. L. SOI'ah, Jr., of 

Pleasant Ridge, asked Joseph 

Machusllk to act as best man. 

Ushers were David Sundeen, 

the bridegroom's brother-in-law, i 

and Steven Cook. I 

The bride's mother wore a 

light blue silk suit, while the 

bridegroom's mother selected a 

green velvet ensemble. Both 

mothers chose orchid corsages. 

The newlyweds will be mak. 

ing their home in Oklahoma. 

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by, of and for Pointe W01J1en 

Mrs. Terry B. Sarah 

Grosse' Pointe High School 

graduate ELAINE 01'TEV A- 

ERE, daughter of MR. and 

MRS. WILLIAM OTTEVAERE, 

of Norwood drive, has completed' 

a four-week t r a in i n g 

course at Delta Airlines' Stew. 

ardess School at the Atlanta, 

Ga., Airport. and has won her 

wings as a stewardess. Her base 

station is Miami, Fla. Elaine at; 

tended Palm Beach Junior Col- Speaking their wedding vows Friday evening, Delege 

at Lake Worth, Fla. cember 27, in Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian 

• "' • Church were SUSAN MARGARET EDSON, daught'jr 

LEONARD J. SCHWEITZER, of the Edward Edsons, of Allard avenue, and Pfc. 

of Audubon road, senior in the Sorah, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Sorah, Jr., of Pleasant 

College of Business AdimistI'a. R' d 

tion at the University, of Detroit, _1_g_e_. _ 

bas been admitted to the Dean's 1 

~:~ag~e,:~d is .majorin g in :Slate Fox Creek I August Bride 

MONDAY DINNER sPECI.AL Quester 111eeting I 

21 Sh 

• • 8 k t The Fox Creek Chapter of 

rll"p In a ~ e Questers will meet today, Thurs- 

Tangy Sauc;, • Cole Slaw 

French FrIes, Rolls, Butter day. January 9, at 1 o'clock in 

1 89 the Village lane home of Mrs. 

• , Kenneth Kimmel. w!lose co.huS- 

AT, t tess will be Mrs. William Nixon. 

THE POTPOURRI Mrs. ,Robert Waters, presi.- 

1"24 Mock at Harvlrd Ident, will officiate at the gather. 

112.1100 ing. One of the m;;mbers will 

t-.. _ .. __.. __........-J give a Study Paper. , I 

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REBECCA ELLEN. 

SCHWARTZ aod Edward Alver- ! 

I son, whose engagement has I 

I been announced by her parents, 

Mr. and' Mrs. Jam e s C. 

Schwartz, of Kens~llgton road, 

are planning 

ding. 

an August 15 wed- . 

The bride-elect was graduated 

from Grosse Pointe High School 

and is currently attending Central 

Michigan University. 

Her fiance, son of Mr. and 

Mrs. Willard E. Alverson, of 

Clayton, Mich., also attends 

Central Michigan, where he is 

affiliated with Phi Kappa Tau 

fraternity. 

Poillte Questers 

To Meet Frida}. 

A meeting of the Grosse 

Pointe Chapter of Questers will, 

be held tomorrow, Friday, January 

10, at the home of Mrs. 

Carl Anderson in Harbor Hill. 

: After the business session, filrs. 

:John R. Pear will present a 

paper on "Primitive Paintings." 

Luncheon will be served by 

the hostesses of the day: Mrs. 

Anderson, Mrs. Norman Harden 

and Mrs, Pierre Palmentier. 

. Tender. sWKet br II ~ 

I en, snow.whlpped potMoes. 

"l"een vegec.b6e, MCI 

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cblldren. 

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;Ladies' Program 

The DONALD F. BROS. I New Year'. Day marked the 

NANS. of Weston, Mass., sons end of PAMELA HEN R Y 

RICKY and TIMMY, have bid REED'S holiday visit with her 

farewell to Mrs. Brosnan's par- mother, MRS. WILLARD S. 

ents, the JOHN KINGSLEY WORCESTER, of Ridge road. 

The Women's Society of RONFYS, of Kercheval avenue, but the pair will be getting to- 

Christian Service of GrOsse after a holiday visit, and are gether again in little more thall 

Pointe United Methodist Church bidding f~rewell, for .a ~hi1e, a month: Mrs .. Reed, of Seattle, 

. . to the Umted States, letting to Wash., and Mrs. Worcester plall 

will hold a tea m the Church London, England, where they'll a mid.February vacatioa. at 

next Tuesday, January 14, at 1 reside for the next few years. Tecate, Mexico. 

o'clock. ----- ----------------- 

Mrs. Robert Prit'st will intro. 

duce the speaker, Mrs. Dwight 

Loder, whose topic will be "Mis- 

,sion in India." She and her 

Ihusband, Bishop LOder, have 

i spent considerable time in India. 

Mrs. Loder will tell of the 

Mission projects there and the 

,life of the people. 

: Martha Mary and Rebecca 

'Circles will be hostesses for the 

occasion. Members are advised 

I to call Circle chairmen or Mrs. 

: R. A. Scott for reseryatioDJ. 

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CLEARANCE 

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ACCESSORIES 

We have taken substantial reductions 

Evel:ything. is unmistakably Mal'garet Rice • • • now reduced 

fOl' l.mmedlate. clea!'ance. New resOIt and Spring fashions are 

not mcluded In thIS clearance, All sales final, no e,o.d.'. or 

approvals.

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.1 Page S;xtee. • . . . . G R 0 S.SE POI N TEN EWS . . . ThUrsdaY~lanu.ry 9, 1969 

I SOCIetyNews Gathered from All of the POlotes 

,! Bonnie Barit Bride 

I Of Robert Callahan 

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Carries lace Handkerchief Given to Her Gre.t. 

Grandmother on Her Wedding Day in 1891 

by President and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison 

Christ Church, Grosse Poin~, was the setwngfor the 

. 4:30 o'clock Saturday, January 4, wedding of Bonnie 

Barit, daughter of Mrs. Stirling Loud, of Trombley road 

and Robert Barit, of Bermuda, and Robert V. Callahan' 

son of the Vincent G. Callahans, of Uniondale, N.Y. ' 

The Reverend John Walk-$ I' 

er, Canon of the National I ~he carried a bouquet of 

Cathedral in Washington white Sweetheart roses and 

D.C., and The Reverend baby'~.brea!h and a lace hand. 

Franklin Bennett presided kerchIef gIven to her gr~atat 

the afternoon rites which grandmothe~ on her wedding 

, day by PresIdent and Mrs. Ben- 

~ere followed by a re~ep. jamin Harrison in 1891. 

hon at the Grosse Pomtt! Mrs. Luis Mora, of Santiago, 

Yacht Club. Chile, a cousin of the bride 

Given in . marriage by her was matron of honor. Brides: 

father, t.,e bride wore an Em- maids were Tracy. Heenan, 

pire gown of ivory satin fash- Joyce Smith, of Southport 

ioned with a Brussels lace over'l Conn., Nancy Duncan, of Rye: 

laid skirt and a matching lace N.Y., Elizabeth Millard, of Ro. 

train. Her fingertip illusion veil chester, N.Y., Ellen McVay and 

fell from a satin headpiece. Marcia Morris, of Boston, Mass. 

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Mrs, Robert V. Callahan 

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Exchanging marriage vows Saturday, January 4m 

Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, were BONNIE BARIT 

and Mr. Callahan. She is the daughter of Mrs. Stirling 

Loud, of Trombley road, and Robert Badt, of Bermuda. 

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent G. Callahan, 

of Uniondale, N.Y. 

Laurie Schaffer, of SCarsdale, I The mother of the bride wore 

N.Y., and Mrs. Eugene Cole, of a blue and green silk dress 

Washington, D.C., ilie bride's with a jewelled neckline. The 

aunt. bridegroom's, mother selected 

Their floor length bit pink an en.remble of ice blue silk. 

dresses were satin _trimmed. Both mothers chose white cym- 

They wore m8tching headbows bidium orchid .corsages. 

and carried variegated pink The. newlyweds.-will live in 

I carnations and ivy. Camp Springs, :Md., while the 

fiDisQesher undergraduate work 

I Patrick Callahan served as and be completes his Ph.D. in 

his brother's best man. Ushel's American Studies at George 

I included Bruce Barit, brother Washington University. 

of the bride, Vincent Incognil- They will vacatiOD' in Ber. 

iOs, of Dayton, 0., ROQert muda this summer. 

Brown, Joseph Pornar, Vincent 

Forrest and James Dillen, all Slate Membership Tea 

of New York, Johll Rainey, of 

~ Philadelphia, Pa., and John An- For Josiah Hlrm.r OAR 

drus, of Essex Falls, N.J. 

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• DAVENPORTS • CHAIRS • TABLES 

• LAMPS • PICTURES • PLACQUES 

give your home that better look 

• CHECK OUR NEW LINE OF CARPETING. 

• BUDGET TERMS 

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. The General JOIiah Harmar 

Chapter of the Daugbten of the 

American Revolution wID have 

a membersbip tea at the Detroit 

home of Mrs. David SanderSOll 

Saturday, January 18, at 12:30 

o'clock. Mrs. Henry F. Spaulding 

will speak on "Musical 

America." 

CUSTOM FURNITURE CO. 

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Slate Welcome 

'!agon Meeting 

Members and guests of the 

Welcome Wagon Club of Grosse 

Pointe have a special treat in 

store for them when they, at. 

tend a luncheoo next Thursday, 

January 16, at 12 noon at the 

Hospitality Center in "The Vil. 

lage." 

Board members under the 

directiQn of president Mrs. John 

Heamon will prepare and serve 

their own favorite recipes. 

SALE 

Up to -y! ojf 

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GI'0S.5ePointe Woods 

Noon to t or oau for Appointment 

886-6501 

To Be 'Bride 

Bridge will follow the lunch. 

eon. Newcomers to the area 

who have received a Welcome 

Wagon call are cordially invited 

to attend. Reservations must be 

made by Monday evening, January 

13, by calling Mrs. Thomas 

Malloy at 885-6805 or Mrs. Jerome 

Shulee at 885-4739. 

Club members enjoyed lun. Photo by Capitol and G10llau 

cheon and bridge lit the regular Plans. for a summer weddiDg 

meeting January 2. Mrs. elide are bemg made by MlC~LE 

Can and Mrs. T•. S. Herring- ~NN VENET and Kenneth con-I 

shaw served as hostesses. Mrs. liffe, whose engagement bas 

Edward Minch, Mrs. Malloy and' been announced by ber parents, I 

Mrs. Anastasia Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Venet, 

top bridge scorers. The fioral of Canterbury road. 

arrangement. wen t to Mrs. The bride.elect, a graduate of 

George Cameron and the birth- the University of Dayton, is 

day cup to Mrs. Carr. presenUy teaching in the Detroit 

Announcement was made fo Public SChool.System. 

beginning preparation for the Her fiance, son of Mr. and 

annual Welcome Wagon benefit Mrs. Frank ConliHe, of Louis. 

luncheon and fashion show to ville, Ky., is attending the Col. 

be held March 6 in Fries Audi- lege of Law at the University 

torium. of Louisville. 

on a group of gowns, pants and dresses 

Jenny Lind Club-Meets Tu~sday 

The Jenny Lind Club will reo 

sume activities. following the 

holiday season WillI a luncheon 

, at the home of Mrs. George J. 

Baer in Balfour road at 12:30 

o'clock next Tuesday, January 

14. The business meeting will 

be conducted by president Mrs. 

Walter W. Wood. 

Guest speaker will be Mrs . 

:< Alfred R. Glancy, Jr., who will 

explain services offered to the 

community by the Northeastern 

Wayne County Child Guidance 

Clinic. 

Mrs. Joseph D. Hadley is 

.SAl:E ,. 

mink hats 

$55 to $59 

Selected 

SALE 

mo)tly 50% off 

• CHINA • GLASSWARE 

• DECORATING ACCESSORIES 

Precious mink berets, 

, and ~ few antiques 

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Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Until.9 p.m. 

JacobSonS 

toques and other dramatic 

styles ••. now at great 

savings. Na,tural ronch~ 

chairman of the luncheon. As. 

sisting her lire :Mrs. Harold 

Bredenberg, Mrs, Roy Erickson 

and Mrs. Robert S. Peebles. 

, Ivery Friday,latu YlM 

Sundlly 

4:30 p..... io ,:00 p.m. 

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HANES ANNUAL 

HOSIERY SALE 

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January 11 through January 18 

Enjoy substanliol savings during OUr our once-a'year 

sale of Hon~s seomless stockings in your fovorile 

fashion shades. • .sizes 8Y2.10short; 8~-11 medium; 9~" long. 

Wol1cing she«, reinforced sheer or micro mesh stcd:ings, 

res- 3 poir 4.50. , ••••••• ~ • .now 3.90 

Nude heel demi-Ioe sheer, reinforced Canlrece or Agb 

streich, reg. 3 pcir 5.25.•••••••• .now 4.50 

Nude heel Connce deaai-toe, reg. 3 pair 6.00. •• AOW US 

Suppott ..... Ng. 3 peW 1l9S. ••••• .ftOW 10.50 

Jacobsorrs

Thursday. January 9, 1969 

Woman's Page • • • 

Reynolds-Kitzul Rites ~k ::zt:;':;;e 

Read December,_ 26 

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. 

King, of Lakewood, Colo., have 

.n 0 Aft Ch' t E h 'their 

announced the 

daughter, 

engagement of 

Sandra Lee 

Follow I gay- er- rlS mas xc ange of Vows and 

Reception at Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, Newlyweds 

Vacation in Northern Michigan 

King, and Jack Edward Loman, 

son. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 

s. Loman, of B0l\l'nemouth 

road. 

Wearing a. gown of candlelight satin, fashioned with Miss King was graduat~ 

a pearl-embroJdere~ Chantilly lace yoke and sleeves from Whittier, Calif., College 

a!1d a Cathedral tram, Lynn Ann Kitzul spoke her mar- and is working toward her 

nage vo:ws to Gregory Allen Reynolds Thursday, Decem .. :~tea~ ~eAr~v~~;[t~e ~n d:~ 

ber 26, In Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. 

The bride's cousin, Fa.e>-----------ther 

Paul Rybicki, officiated Ithe bride, Kathy Reynolds .an. 

at the 7 o'clock rites, after other sister of the brideg~oom, 

which the bride's parents Cheryl Zawa

Plge Eighteen 

GROSSE 

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POINTE NEWS- 

Thursday. January 9•. 1969 

Society News Gathered from All of thePointes 

Miss Bodne.r Bride Miss Navarre 

To Say Vows 

Of James' De:1ong ~L 

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Mr. and Mrs.- Joseph A. 

Navarre, of Jackson, llave an. 

nounced the engagement of 

their daughter, Mary Louise, to 

Reception 

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venlng 

and Dinner at Buckingham Hall 

R't p. t L' • A A b 

I eSi air 0 Ive In nn r or: 

Follows 

B h 

ot 

John W. Lawrence, son of Mr. 

and Mrs. Walmer A. Lawrence, 

of St. Clair Shores. 

Unh'ersity of Michigan Students I The bride.elect, who makes' 

. h th' . I her home in Beaconsfield av-I 

Carrym~ 

er r;no er s p~~yer book wIth. an accent enue, is a graduate of Stof 

stephanotIs and IVY a~d satin streamers, ShIrley Mary Muy's High School, Jackson, 

Bodner spo~e her marnage yows to James W. DeLong and Mercy College, Detroit, and 

at an evenmg ceremony FrIday, December 27, in St. like her fiance, a graduate of 

John of Arc Church. cD the Wayne State University 

She wore a white satin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Bod. ~ol1ege of Education, teaches 

floor length gown trimmed f B dr' Th b. 'd m St. Clair Shores. 

. .' ner, 0 ry' lve. e rl e. . 

w~th VenetIan l~ce. A pearl- groom is the son of Mr. and The wedd,ing is planned for i 

tnmmed headpIece caught ~ AI " D 1.0 f D tr.t June 28, In Queen of the I 

her fingertip illusion veil. rs, \lD .e. ng, 0 e 01. Miraculous M~dal C h u r c h, 

The Reverend Robert Rom. Honor maid Joan DeLong, Jackson, 

sek oUici'lted at the 7 o'clock the bridegroom's sister, wore a ---------rites, 

whic.:hwere followed by i. floor length red velvet gown heart roses and red velvet 

dinner and reception at Buck. and a red De-t headpiece, and streamers. 

ingham Hall. carried a Colonial bouquet of Bridesmaids, in red velvet 

The bride i~ the daughter of Elegance carnations, red S",eet- gowns with red velvet head. 

bows, were Patricia and Janice 

Bodner, sisters of the bride, 

and Dorothy DeLong, :mother 

sister of the bl'idegrcom. 

Their Colonial bouquets were 

fashioned . of earnations and 

green baby's.breath and. IC- 

,!!ellted with green vel vet 

streamers. 

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~.3.50 value for 

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$5.00 value far 

Alo Beauty Mosque Plus Skin Toner 

$9,50 value for 

Dubarry C1eonsing Cream for Dry Skin 

(8 ozJ special Sove $1.1 0 ~2,75 value for 

Tussy "Wind and Weather" hand cream 

Sove $1.00 $2,00 value for 

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Stephen W.' Bodner, brother of At an evemng servIce Friday, December 27, in 

the bride, Demils Belland, of ,St. Joan of Arc Church, SHIRLEY'MARY BODNER, 

Flint, arid Geor,e Caralis. to, daughter of PIe Stephen E. Bodners, of Brys drive, 

seat the guest!.. and Mr. DeLong, son of the Alvin DeLongs, of Detroit, 

Mrs. Bodnerchllse, 'for her were married. 

daughter's wedding. and the re- ---------------cep.tion, 

a blue linen ensemble: CI · C l T 

The bridegroom's Mother's cos- ematls u ture o,Be Explained 

turne was fashioned of deep -_. -----pink 

broCade. Dr.,Hugh Stalker will show the f 0 n des t hopes of all 

The newlyweds will. be mak. colored slides of his famous Clematis enthusiasts. 

ing' their home in 4Jm Arbor "Clematis" and speak. about Garden

Set l'r;~y Book Group Gathering I 

Fran ~arrlS, a member of, before the program' according 

:t'J1e'petro1t N~s Staff, discuss- to Mrs. Frederick darter, hostmg 

What's With Women" will ess for the day. 

be the guest speaker at the As" .. - 

January 1'1 meetiDg of 'the Fri. slstlng ,... s. Carter are Mrs. 

day . Boo~ Review Group of J.ohn Chase, ~~s. Henry Eek. 

Grosse POinte Memorial Church. field, Mrs. William Horn. Mrs. 

Devotions will be led by Mrs. Gaylord Hulbert, Mrs. William 

L. Gaylord Hulbert.. Innes, Mrs. William Krebs, Mrs. 

Members and theIr guests will R. Arthur Lee, Mrs. John Lev. 

be greeted by Mrs. Ferdinand erenz, Mrs. Angus MacLeod 

Stetekluh, ~s. Kenneth Cary Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. Rich: 

and Mrs. Cl~ford Loranger, as ard Mitchell, Mrs. Charles Oakthey 

gather 10 Fellowship Hall man, Mrs. Curt Patterson .nd 

for a cup of tea at 1 o'clock Mrs. Manfred Whittingham. 

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TIME.7:30 p.M. ROOM 312 

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ERNIE GRISSOM 

Gratiot & 15 Mile 

293.1010 

Only 15 Min, From An The Pointes 

May Bride 

• • 

MR. and MRS. THOMAS J. 

TRACY, of Santa Ana, Calif., 

'announce the birth of a daugh- 

:ter, CYNTHIA ANNE, New 

i Year's Day. Mrs. Tracy is the 

f former ERNA JEAN LIVING- 

ISTONE, daughter of MRS. 

,JOHN LIVINGSTONE, of 

!Bloomfield Hill s. Paternal 

I grandparents are MR. and MRS. 

'EMMET E. TRACY, of Provencal 

road. 

. 

I 

GROSSE POINTE NEW~ P.p Nin,tn" 

by, of and for Pointe Women 

From Another Poi nfe of View 

6401UT AIR.TEC w."~'60c.IfTW 2-7800 

7 IUU RI), la.1 Sid. Calf 

-==....... """"'~, 

__'.LK. WESTOF OAKLAND 

... 

, 

• • • • ••• 

Cesar Villar and his staff 

• to serve you • 

A Continental Menu 

• to choose from • 

1415 PARKER 

(2 Blocks North (If Jefferson) 

Free Parking in the Parkslone Garage 

'RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED 

I June Bride 

(Coiltinued from Page 13) 

Mrs. Stearns Toles aQd Mrs. Richard W. Bachman 

will assist the hostess. Among those planning to attend 

are Club President Mrs. Wilber H. Mack, Mrs. J. Crawford 

Frost, Jr., Mrs. Ralph T.McElvenny, Mrs. Benjanun 

Young, Mrs. Donald A. Williams and Mrs. Charles A. 

Parcells, Jr. ... * 

~ North Country Welcome To 1969 

Snowmobiles bouncing over unpJowed back.country 

roafh. Skis schussing down powder slopes. Ice.fishing ••• 

Sounds like a lovely lot of things to be doing, 

doesn't it? The group of friends who joined Carol and 

PhiUip Rabm, of Grosse Pointe boulevard, and Nancy 

and Bob Rabm, of Woods lane, to welcome 1~69 in a 

North Country setting, the \ country home of Phil and 

Bob's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Lambert P. Rahm, of Audu. 

bon road, at Spread Eagle Lakes, Wis., think so ••• 

Pointers in the houseparty contingent included Plans Cor a June wedding hE< 

Sarah and Kurt Lagerfeld~, S~san and Tony ,Morse, T~m being made by PATRICIA 

Photo by PWoDek Stwlkle Mackey, LlXCYand Tom fitzsImons and Kim Anderson. JANE BERNHARD and Roger 

At a 'family dinner Sunday Patsy Wakefield came all the way from Coral Gables, L. Villanueva, whose engage- 

December 29, Mr.' and Mrs: Fla., for the wintery festivities, and Brian Johnson, of ment has been announced by 

James N. Goddeeris of Haw. Glenview, Ill., and CoDDie and Hans Von Bernthal of her pal'ents, Mr. and Mrs. 

thorne road, announc~d the en. Dayton, 0., also made the party' scene. ' ! Robert A. Bernhard, of Anita 

gagement of their daqghter ' • • • ! avenue. 

PATRICIA ANN to Den n i ~. '. i Both the bride.elect and her 

. Peter Miriani s~n oC Mr. and Magic, NUIf~ber For The New Year fiance, son of Mr. and IIlrs. 

Mrs. Harry Mlrialli, of st. Clair Ask anYlI!-em~r of the Junior Women's Associatio.n Robert Villanueva, of Mi~l,and, 

Shores. for the DetrOIt Symphony Orchestra what her, magic attend Northwood' Institute's 

The couple plans' a May 29 number fo~ the Ne~ Year ~s, and she'll respond, not I Dallas, Tex., campus. 

wedding.'. even stoppmg to think, "Thirty." 

I 

The bride.elect was graduated . Why? Well ..• It was just 30 years ago that 30 

from Regina High Sc~ool and young women formed the nucleus of what was to grow 

rt,Iercy ~chool of Nursmg. Her into the Symphony Juniors. Guided initially by Mrs. 

fIance IS an. alumnus of st. Dudley C. Hay and Mrs Winfield Jewell Jr' the group 

Gertrude's High School and fro h .. . '. ,., 

Highland Park Junior College grew m t e ongmal 30 to a tot.al of 137 by 1941. . 

and r~eived his.Bachelor of ~uriug World War II; the Juniors divided their 

Science degree in Business from energIes between the Symphony and war work. But even 

Wayne State University. thes~ divide.d attentions were united by, focusing on 

, mualC: ProJects were geared toward raising money to 

Woman's Club purchase phonographs, records and musical instruments 

to be given to the USO and Veterans' Hospitals .. 

.IYeets Jan. 15 ' Despite the abs,ence of a Detroit Symphony Orches. 

Will Wed 

_ 

Harold GlaSScor.dwill be the 

speaker when thl\: Grosse Pointe 

Women's Club meets on Wed- 

!ra 

m 

he 

in the early 50's, the' Juniors cor.tinued their work 

th.e hope that some ~ay;. soon, De~roit, ~ould again 

counted am~ng AmerIca s symphOnIC ~bes. . 

And Detrol~ was ... As the 60's began, the Jumors 

I 

nesday, January 15, at 10'clock introduced a new project with a new decade: The Annual 

, in .the 'Cr~sta! Ballroom in the 

Fr!es AudJtoru~!Dof.the Grosse 

Pomte ~ar ¥emorlal. Center. 

Hels a native DetrOiter, bom 

Iin downtown Detroit, educated 

, completely in the Detroit school 

Junior Women's Association for the Detroit Symphony 

Orche!?tra Souvenir Progl'am and Concert. 

First presented during the 1960.61 Season the' 

P h'b . .,.' 

.r~g~~m as ecome one of the JU!1lOrs most lmport~nt 

actlVlhes, the Progrl;lm Concert NIght one of Detro~t's! 

I 

, 

systema'nd graduated 

J Wayne stale Universl1)'. 

from most gala evenings. 

. T.his year, the Program features that Magic 

I.. 

Num.1 IIIr. and Mn. ShermBll A. 

.' In ~~r1d. War II, he serv~ 

In the." UJ;uted States Intelli- 

,gence m Europe for 4* years. 

After thewllr, he returned to 

beJ;'~?!l)ir~y-.~. " "'; 

. ,It will ~ presented 

time at the Orchestra's 

p f . FdA 

" 

to concert-goers 

Saturday evening 

d't . 

for the 

January 

' 

. II Chamberlain, .of Vemier road, 

first are announ.cmg the engage- 

11 m.ent of theIr daughter, G~IL 

, ANN, to HaraI~'~,. 

Grand Marais Questers' Group 

Club To Meet Plans 'Potpourn" 

-+-- 

The GrliDd Marais Branch of The. Grand Marais Chapter of 

the lIIichigan Division of the Na. Questers will meet tomorrow, 

tional Farm and Garden Associ- Friday, January 10, in the Ker. 

ation will meet at 12:30 o'clock cheval avenu,e home of Mrs. 

Monday, January 13, in the Lin. Urban W. Boresch for a "pot. 

coIn road home of Mrs. Elmer pourri" of members' collections, 

Rolley. featuring Mrs. W. N. McColmell, 

, Speaker Richard Hepler wili discussing insulators. and Mrs. 

discuss the show slides of "Plant John MacKay, s pea kin g on 

Growth Wi.th Radiant Energy." American Majolica Ware. . 

K,ttller's Gro,. Pointe LetI$ing (0. 

• AUTO LEASING • 

ALL MAKES AND MODELS 

We Can Adjust. 

0" Cator f'eet Ollr PI... 

To YCltlr Heed1 

885-4770 

15550 E.W.rren 

GIorte PelOlltr, Mtr. 

NEW'69 BUICK 

SPECIAL 2.". SEDA" 

FULL FACTORY EQUIPMENT 

W. Want to S.II You I Buick 

~i:~_TAYLOR BUICK 

,:'The Only luickDeal .. on the East 51.. ofDmVit" 

, 13033 Gratiot LA 6-3000 

-marine 

• HI. LordshIp Jewllry 

• Doclell"" Spred...., 

("'Y CDune plotter) 

• SlIIrry Topllder 

Satety aoat Sh_ 

•• Inoculen 

• NlutlcRI Limps 

24.50 VALUE $17.95 

If It'. Mllficel Ht 

nice, we'y. lot Itl 

CJ 11. J. Browse 

Jpeciattie6 an the ' 

nauti~afgill!, ship's 

," -TU .2--1340', 

SHIP'S WHEEL FAMOUS NORPOLE 

Soiling Jackeh with tfI. hiddln hood 

Michigan 

Condominium 

Sales Company 

$PECIAlIsr IN CONDOMINIUM PROPElfTIfJ 

.h...', 

19605 Mack 

0Mn Dilly N, 

FrIdays "II e 

OwnI 

COndOminium apartment! 

,our 

answer 

to..~ComBllnl, secure 111IIcarme SUbnO UViII 

Condominium living offers you the pride of home ownership, plus all Its tax advantages 

••• you actually own your own apartment. You have the privacy of a 

separate dwelling combined with the security and convenience of apartment living 

.•• free from the responsibility of exterior upkeep, because all maintenance, 

repair and landscape work is handled for you. Separate deed to your property 

provides financial security not possible in rental or cooperative dwellings. 

GROSSE POINTE MANOR CONDOMINIUM, GROSSE POINTE CITY- 

64apartments including three bedroomtwo-story Townhouse apartme,'1tscontaining 

1 bath and ~, separate basement with furnace and ample space for 

laundry equipment,central air conditioning, aluminum storms and screens and 

private garageport. Otherfeatures include; living roomand dining room, kitchen 

with new "Del Mar Mangel" antique birch cabinets, new • range and disposal, 

plus refrigerator. Located In well established resi~lial area, wllhia 

walking distance of Grosse Pointe's major shopping area llnd close to transportation, 

schools and hospital. Mortgages available. Price $28,990,MODEL 

LOCATED AT 594CADIEUX ROAD. Open S.t~rdayand Sunclayfrom2tol. 

For a weekday appointment phone Michfgan Condominium sales ., 886-48MJ. 

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Page Twenty 

Classified Deadline 

Is Tuesday DooD, 12 p.m.• 

for all new copy, changes at 

copy and cancellaUons. I\: is 

suggested that all real estate 

.copy be submitted to our office 

by Monday :; pm. 

Charge Ads--12 WOltJs for $1.25 

10c each additional word 

Call' 

TUXEDO 2-6900 

3 Ttunk lines 

NEWS SALES STATIONS 

DOWNTOWN AREA 

Grllnd Circus Park NeWll Stand 

MaJ estle N eWB Stand 

E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS 

Park DrullB. City .Llmlt. 

Rlverhouse G1ft ShoP. 

ll900 E. Jeffersoll 

GROSSE 'pOINTE PARK 

Miller PharmaCY. Waybum and 

Kercheval 

Sullivan Pliannacy, BeacollBf1eld 

and Kercheval 

l.oU'B party Store 011 Cbarlevobt 

and LakepolJlto . 

GROSSE POINTE CITY 

CW1n1.IIgham's Druaa. Notre Dame 

and Kerclteval 

Notre Dame PIlarzllaq, Notre 

Dame and Kercheval 

Bon Secour Hospital on CadleWl 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

Trail Pl1armaC7. KeJ'Cheva1 OD 

the HI1l 

Farms DruIJr, FIsher R4. and 

KercheVal 

Sclte ttlers Drugs, J'lsher Rd. and 

Maumee 

c Cunningham' Drug.. Mack and 7 

M1Ie Road . 

.Coi.~e HOBpltal,.ODKercheval and 

JI:i:~~~~~fh Center. Mack 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

Graue Polrite PhannaC7. MKk 

and MaDchester 

BarkneBl Pharmacy. Mack .and 

Locbmoor 

Bob'. Drugs. Mack and Rosl7n 

DETROIT AREA 

BrlggB Dl'Uj Store, llIack and 

-r-oilra1Jle 

Banl1J Medical Servlctl P-aarmacy. 

: llIack and Moran 

G.P. Post OffIce, Mack and War. 

ren . 

P~1i:;.a DrIlg Store. Mack and st. 

D~:~~~' Oru,., Mack and 

L " L Pharmacy. M.cll and Bet 

conJ/leld 

=:~~e~rB~~~~~lhoppe 

ST. CLAIR SHORES 

~ano~~bft~~ap~~e'f~e Mack 

AmWac:k D a~J'c~Wle~a.at.er 

Lak", Pharmacy. Eo 9 MUe, Between 

Mack and JeUerson 

PIANO, ORGAN: Pre.school 

through university level. Wal. 

ter Mueller, 482 Colonial Ct. 

N. TUxedo 6.1090. 

ELMINA CAMBURN 

MMTA Certified Piano Teacher 

Theory Classes 

Studio Punch and Judy Bldg. 

15 Kercheval TU 1.7747 

Res.: 1023 Roslyn TU 4-2832 

2A-MUSIC EDUCATION 4A..:...HELP WANTEri 

(Domestic) 

PUNCH AND JUDy 

MUSIC STUDIOS EXPERIENCED housekeep.er- 

Guitar Piano Wednesday through Saturday. 

Guitar Rental and Sales 12 to 8. Furnish own trans- 

15 Kercheval portation and uniforms. $60. 

Grosse Pointe Farms ~uxedo _~~~~. 

TU ~ Res. TU 6-3399 WOMAN for general house. 

2B"":'TUTORING I work and ironing.' European 

background, own transpor:ta. 

MATHEMATICS tutoring, grades. tion. 2 days eae~ week or 4 

9 through 12. Experienced to 5 half days. TUxedo 4.6964. 

teacher, AB and MA degrees. HOUSEKEEPER, 5 days a 

TUxedo 1-1811. week. Home nights. 6 hours 

daily. $50 per week. Refer, 

COMMUNITY 

TUTORING SERVICE 

MRS. LOUIS MARICH: DIREC- 

TOR 'J."utoring by degree te,lch. 

ears available in all subjects for 

grades high school, college and 

adult education. 

339 Merriweather 

TUxedo 4-2820 

OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

PRIVATE TUTORING 

IN 

yOUR OWN HOME 

All subjects; all grades. 

Adults and children. Certi. 

fied teachers. 

cau: 

DETROIT At'm SUBURBAN 

TUTORING SERVICE 

KE 7-4653 

2E--SCHOOLS 

BETHEL DAY CARE CENTER 

21150 MOROSS RD. 

(2 blks east of 

EdSel Ford X.way) 

7 a.m. thru 6 p.m. 

Ages 2~ thru 5 

8814908 758-5438 

3-LOST AND FOUND 

LOST: Gray.black Schnauzer 

vicinity 8 Mile.Marter Rd. An: 

swers to Benjie. Reward. Call 

after 6 p.m., 886.0616. 

LOST: Large gray cat long 

hair. Reward. TUxedo '4.2558. 

LOST: Pair of tortoise shell 

prescription sunglasses. vicinity 

Village. Call 882-1162. 

. 

ences. 882-8848,after 5 p.m. 

HOUSEKEEPER, 5 days, experienced 

with references. 

Own transportation. $50. 886. 

6609 after 4:30 p.m. 

LADY to prepare dinner for 4 

-for 2 weeks. TUxedo 1.6850. 

5-SITUATION WANTED 

TRI.CITY 

BABY SITTERS 

Competent, adult women 

for babysilting. convalescent 

and elderly care, aVlJila~le. 

LICENSED and BONDED 

• 754-6070 

SECRETARIAL SERVICES 

Grace Brown. 

Mack.Cadieux Area 

Transcribing, general typing, 

881-5350 

Your Girl Friday 

Secretarial Service 

Miml:Ographmg . 

Mrs. Coleman TU 4-6442 

IF YOU'LL name the job. you 

want done, we'll do it . . . 

Stokes' Multiple Services, VA 

4-9172., 

BABYSITTING, my ho~;; 

Grosse ,Pointe Park, supervised 

play and lunch, 75c per 

hour. 82ol-3593. 

NURSE desires home duty days. 

Call. between 7 ar.d 9 a.m., 6 

and 8 p.m, 867-7124. 

f;-FOR RENT- 

(Unfumllhecl) 


ALTER RD. AT 

E.JEFFERSON 

5 ROOM lower flat, newly dec. 

orated. Electric range, refrigerator. 

air. conditioned , gllrage. 

Landscape s e r v ice. 

$200. One year lease, security 

deposit. January 15. Adults. 

882.6611. 

CHIPPENDALE COURT Aoart. 

ment. Roseville. Fraser. Rd. 

and_Chippendale. New, 1 and 

2-bedroom, walk.in closet, 

your own private basem.ent. 

Appliances, pool. air condi. 

tioning. Apartment, 772.8410. 

Office, LAkeview 1-2840. 

NEFF 515. 2 bedroom lower 

flal. Fir e p I ace, screened 

porch. Adults, no pets. Lease. 

$200. TUxedo 5-4100. 

TOLES REAL ESTATE 

BEACONSFIELD - 3 bedroom 

house. Accept school age chilo 

dren. $150. 779.3286. 

NEFF ROAD 833. Desirable 

upper 2 bedroom flal. Adults. 

353-7854. - 

UPPER FLAT on Nottingham. 

Call Wednesday or SWlday. 

Adults only. 331.1708. 

MOROSS ROAD-Upper income 

between Harper and Kelly. 

Older ciluple preferred. 882- 

80::14. 

INDIAN VILLAGE 

IROQUOIS - Charming Four 

bedroom 2 bath. Den 2 natural 

fireplaces. 

CHARMING 2 bedroom Colon. 

ial, Grosse Pointe Woods. 1m. 

mediate occupancy, dining 

room, .H2 car garage. ' 

JOHN G. GOODMAN 

886-3060 

355 RIVARD, 3 bedroom upper. 

2 year lease,' adults, no pets. 

$150. TUxedo 1-4306. 

GROSSE POINTE - 3 bedrooms. 

2 baths. Fireplace, ga. 

rage. References. Adults. 

885-2209. ' 

ALTER ROAD.KERCHEVAL- 

Upper 3 rooms and bath, 

steam heated. utilities included. 

newly decorated. Adults. 

No pets. One hundred dollars 

per month plus security de. 

posit. Telephone week days 

a!ter [;ix. New Year's & Sundays 

allYtime, 821.6562. 

NEFF RD., north of Chandler 

Park Dr., 2 bedrooms, stove 

and refrigerator, fireplace, 

carpeting and draperies, ga. 

rage. References, no pets. TU. 

2.0965, 

NEFF '746,.5 room upPer. newly 

decorated, heat furnished, 

garage, adults. $180. TU 

4-2601 or TU 2-4011. 

DEATH NOTICE 

HELMS'; Mrs. Jean Gust, age 4-HELP WANTED 

42, of 2209 Vinewood Blvd., 

DOWNTOWN insurance agency 

Ann Arbor, died January 5, 

needs knowledgeable girl. Ex- 

St. Josephs Hospital, Ann Arbor. 

Borr. in Detroit. graduate 

cellent opportunity. good sal- 

of Miss Newman's SchOOl, 

ary and benefits. Call WOod- 

Detroit, and Smith College of 

ward 1.6333. 

Northampton. Mass., class of WAITRESS - experienced, for 

.947. She is survived by her food and cqcktails. Apply in 

husband. Professor Wm. G. person. Perini's. 1J721 Whit. 

Helms; a dsughter. Miss tier. 

Kathryn Telfer, and a son, 

James L. Teller, all of Ann BUS BOY - must be 18. Apply 

Arbor, and her parents. Mr. in per son. Perini's, 10721 

and Mrs. Rockwell T. Gust, Whittier, 

219 Cloverly road, Grosse 

Pointe Farms. Also a sister, 

PART-TIME assistant for oral 

Mrs. Elizabeth Valentine, 

surgeon's office, 881-5885. 

Geneva lllinois, and a brother. MATURE woman with know. 

Rockwell T. Gust Jr., Bloom.. ledge of bookkeeping and 

field Hills. Funeral service some insllrance background 

11:00 a.m. Wednesday at for general office work mort- 

Muehlig Funeral Chapel. Ann gage office. Call 886.1080. 

Arbor. Graveside service to 

be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at BOY for shovcling snow. Must 

Woodlawn Cemetery Chapel, be dependable. TUxedo 5- 

Detroit. Memorial contribu- 6813. 

tions may be made to the WOMAN for sales in downtown 

Cancer Fund of st. Joseph 

Art Gallery. Interior decorat. 

Mel'cy Hospital, Ann Arhor. ing or sales experience desir. 

1.A-_P_E_R_S_O_N_A_.I.._S ..__... _ ... _1 able 5 days. Reply Box E-18, 

. 

_ _ __ ~ Grosse Pointe. News. 

MATCHLESS ----------.-.----- 

WEDDING CANDIDS INTERIOR 

Must have 

des 

knowledge 

i g n assistant. 

of es, 

FOR 

. . 

PUNCTILIOUS BRIDES tlmating procedures and pre. 

UNFURNISHED lower flat- 

MIDDLE - AGED' experienced Chatsworth near east Warren. 

woman desires 6 hour day 6 spacious rooms. newly dee. 

secretarial position. TUxedo orated, new carpets and 

1.1292. 

drapes. Separate basement. 

Adults. No pets. References. 

PRACTICAL male nurse avail. $180. Phone all day Sunday 

able for private home nurs- or after 6:30 p.m. weekdays. 

ing. 576.9526. 

TUxedo 1-3617 or TUxedo 

CONvALESCENT and invalid 6-2846. , 

care. Kind, dependable; 18 MAUER MANl,)R, St. Clair 

years experience; references. Shores. 3 rooms, air condi- 

8.12 hours. TO 8.8119. 

tioned, refrigerator. stove, 

KINDLY experienced nurse will carpeted. etc. PRescott 5- 

take care of your loved one, 4173. 

convalescent or chronic cases, NEFF ROAD-2 bedroom upper 

day or night. Willing assume income. Exceptionally large 

responsibility. Excellent refer- rooms. Heat. hot water_ and 

ences. 331.5031. 

yard. care included. Adults. 

RECEPTIONIST - and general no pets. Security deposit. $210. 

office part time. Experienced. 882.5006or 961-2061. 

886-8151. 

HUGE FLATS now available on 

5A-SITUATION WANTED Neff - an upPer and a lower 

(Domestic I ,to be let on a lease basis. 

Both units with large living 

EXPERIENCED lady desires rooms and fireplaces. The 

personal work - part time. ki~chens have !Jay windows, 

PRescott 1-0659. and each unit has a separate 

LAUNnRESS~thGrosseP~J-'nt-e dining room. Each with 2 bed- 

rooms and ample storage in 

references wishes washing and the basement and garage. Up. 

_ir~j_n_g,_0_wn __ ho:ne.~_-3_570. per. $205. Lower, $235. Call 

EXPERIENCED woman wants 886.80~ after 4 p.m. 

Tuesday laundry or cleaning GROSSE POINTE. PARK. 3 

Wednesday. 872-4497 after 6. 

bedroom lower flat with fire- 

Ordinary photographers. ta k e liminary drafting. Male or fe- EXPERIENCED lady wants place. Security deposit. No 

ordinary pictures. These un. _~~_le_. .':yxedD_.:-2840. Wednesdays. Good reference. pets. 824-9540, evenings. 

inspired souls plod along as RECEPTIONIST for ci;-o -s-s-e Transportation. After 5 p.m., FOR RENT or sale-attractive, 

they did in 1950; yo,u can tell Pointe beauty salon. Experi. 869-7012. spacious bungalow, fireplace, 

from their bhnd, tired pic- enced preferred but not essen. COOKING-Will live in. VAlley side drive, garage. TUxedo 4. 

tures. tial. Full lime. Call TUxedo 4.3419. 3316. 

But if your thing is excitement 4-6072. ' 

6A-FOR RENT 

(Furnished) 

ROSEVll.LE - new one bed, 

room apartments. 2 children 

welcome under 2 years old. 

Completely furnisbed and utili. 

ties. Also new kitchenette 

apartments. for workiJ:lg couple's, 

~achelors, etc.. with 

maid service and linen. see 

man age r. Motel Morocco. 

32160 Gratiot across fn.\m Macomb 

Mall. 293-2«0. 

6~ROOMS FOR RENT' 

ROOM, garage and kitchen priv. 

ileges for teacher or business 

woman. Call before 9 a.m. or 

after 6:30 p.m. TUxedo 5.6057. 

ALTER South, at Jefferson. 

Grosse Pointe. Room, with 

kitchen and laundry privileges. 

821-5806. 

ROOM in private home ior'refined 

gentleman. Gar age. 

Grosse Pointe Woods( 881. 

4299. _ ) 

6C-OfFICES FOR RENT 

AVAILABLE immediately: Several 

offices in Chet Sampson 

Travel Service Building, 100 

KerchevaL Possible suite arrangement. 

$70-$90, including 

utilities. TUxedo 5.7510. 

MEDICAL-PROFESSIONAL 

GROSSE Pointe Woods. 2086'j 

Mack at Hollywood. 1.10 room 

suite, will divide and. remodel 

to suit. Also 2400 sq. ft. 

basement area for lab, offices, 

etc. TUxedo 4-l34Q or 

TUxedo 6-1068. 

400 SQ: FT. office to rent, $160 

per month. Heat, air co,,-di. 

tioning. janitorial services in. 

eluded: Adaptable for dentist. 

see Mr. Pongracz at Pongracz 

Jewelers, 91 Kercbeval. 

A'M'ENTION DOCTORS 

MODERN medical office. UOO 

sq. ft. Good location and 

parking. Large enough for 2 

doctors. 18111 E. Warren. 

TUxedo 5.1SJ1 or TUxedo 1- 

6498. 

HARPER WOODS, 20940 Har. 

per. Private offices in new 

building. Days: 886-3352. Eve. 

nings: 779-1847. 

vern ier road 

fisher road 

office space 

'3 multi.tenant buildings 

from 

1 ~OOM to 2,800 Sq. Ft. 

PART AVAILABLE NOW 

or 

DI STI NCTIVEL Y 

DESIGNED 

SUITES 

FOR 

SPRING OCCUPANCY 

VirBen 

Properties, Inc. 

, TU 2-0899 

500 TO 1,200 sq. ft. air conditioned 

b u i I din g. st. Clair 

Shores. m-1870. 

NEW modern office space on 

Harper in St. Clair Shores. 

700 sq. ft. availal!le. All sef\" 

ices included, 773.2500. 

GROSSE POINTE "VILLAGE" 

Offices - desk space - parking 

TU 5.0518 TU 2-7252 

19802 MACK AVE. Approximately 

1200 sq.' ft. Air-conditioned. 

Available Fe b. 1. 

Owner. C. Wieme, 885-4666. 

AVAILABLE immediately. offices 

or store, approximately 

1200 sq. ft. Air.conditioned, 

off street parJting. New build. 

ing, Grosse Pointe Woods. 

Close to Expressway. 886-4700. 

DOCTORS - LAWYERS' 

MERCHANTS 

Choice space for lease. 

Available at once. 

"On The Hill" 

like magnificent color casuals __ .. .____ EXPERIENCE'D cleaning worn. \ 6D-RESORT PROPERTY 

sparkling with excellence and SITTER NEEDED immediately an, steady, wishes Wednes. GROSSE POINTE PARK -I FOR RENT 

creativity _ you'll delight in in Grosse Pointe area. Own days, Pointe refcrences. After' Semi-basement 4 rooms and 

my candids. No other studio transportation. 886-6501. 5 p.m .. 823.0693. bath in 5 family apartment FORT LAUDERDALE 

duplicates my ~echniques. For- ----- building. Only $65 month, heat 

appointment in your home, MATURE saleswomcn. Libcral 58-EMPLOYMENT included. Some services reo OCEANFRONT. luxury town. 

caU .T. S. De Forest, 8844852. company bencfits, Blue Cross. BUREAU quired. Moore. VA 2-5052 house. 2 bedrooms, private 

My service is 8 ways hetler. Apply in person. Best & Co., I --.- 1 DETROIT~Good area, 4 room beach, pool. Almost nt'w. 

._.. _._______ .. _ ._ _ Kercheval and Cadieux. I EFFICIE!'.T WORKERS Em. WO 33123 

"A-MUSIC EDUCATION - ----- I ployment Agency has experi. upper income. Refri~erator. .. 

4A-HELP WANTED enced day workers. general stove and all utilities in. 

(Domestic) housework, live.ins, cooks. cluded. Prefer working lady. 

________________ LOraine 8-3118. No pets. $115, month. Quite 

WOMAN to stay with child af. 6-FOR RENT- nice. Moore. VA 2.5052. 

ter school until 7 p.m. Pr~. 

pare evening meal. Walking (U"fumished) 

distance to Lakeshorc coach. 

Call TU 4.5690 evenings, 

wcekend, 

WANTED: Housekeeper to live 

in, stay nights. References 

required, Reply Box A.2, 

Grosse Pointe News, or EDge. 

MILDRED BR IGGS _ wat~~ 1-2lJ98t. 0r a~point~~~~~. 

PIANO and THEORY RELIABLE woman for general 

BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO houscwork, no laundry, own 

transportation, 2 days per 

15 Kr.rcheval Punch and Judy i week, good wagcs, refercnces. 

Building. ' Reply to Box 10'80, Grosse 

Grosse Pointe i P~_in~~~ws_. _ 

TUxedo 2-5680 i SECOND MAID. Help with in. 

. ' valid. Other help employed. 

PIANO lessons. Beginners and No generAl cleaning or laun. 

advllnced, Master of music dry. Slay nights. G ro s 5 e 

degree, concert pianist. LA 6. Pointe referenccs. TUxedo 

0127. 2.2.'lO!l. 

,,, 

I UPPER income, 4 rooms. Re. 

2.BEDROOM corner apartment, frigcrator. stove, utilities intop 

floor. Prestige building. cluded. 1 month sccurity de. 

Lafayette Park area. Avail. posit; $115 per month. 1339 

able 7.1.68. Carpeting and Maryland. aftcr 6 p.m. 

draperies included. Contact .----.. -------agent 

at WOodward 1.6955. NEWPORT.WARREN -3 room 

__. . .___ upper income. Older working 

IN GROSSE POINTE WOODS couple only. 822.5270. 

-l.ower, 2 bedrooms, bath. -.----_ .. ---.- ... _.-----largc 

living room with firc'16A-FOR RENT 

place. Kitchen and dining I Furnished) 

room. full ba~ement, $175 pel, .. 

month, I ALTER Rd. near Grossc Pointe 

RUTH ASSOCIATES 888.4060: in a nice quiet neighborhood. 

. .__ ._. ..._ . _ I You would like it here. Nice- 

NOW RENTING - New deluxe I ly furnished studio apart. 

8-ARTICLES FOR S;.U 

ESTATES' bougbtand sold. 

Complete or odd pieces. An. 

tiqJles, silver, cbina,. {urDi. 

ture. Oriental rugs.' Hugh C. 

Bolan, 10233 Woodward. TO 

6.2500. 

VIRGINIA'S. 

ATIIC TREASURES 

10:30.5 Daily Closed Mon. 

We Buy and Sell 

22418 Mack, bet. 8 and 9 Mile 

772-8606 

DRIVERS! Approximately $18 

buys $10.000/$20,000Liability, 

Property damage. Medical 

payments. TUxedo 1.2376. 

I 

BARN SIDING - Authentic I" 

weathered. hand hewn, na. 

tural tiIl1her. 1-463-2179. 

FENDER Bandmaster. Excel. 

lent condition. $275 with covers. 

Ask for Carl. 881.3134.. 

GUITAR, Folk Classical, excel. 

lent condition. $4{1. 861.3399. 

VOX Continental organ. wood 

key model, recently overhaul. 

ed and tuned. $350. 821-8368. 

OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY 

Largest Selection of Resale 

Clothing in Area. 

New sportwear and lingerie 

50 to 75% Off 

Original Price 

Fall Clothing Taken 

on Consi&nment for 

LEE'S FASHION MART 

20339 Mack TU 1-8082 

10 to 5 Daily; Fri. 'tJl 9 

I CAN teach you to sew in just 

six weeks with confidence and ' 

enthusIasm .. Ideallearningop. 

portunity for teens, housewives. 

Afternoon. evening 

dasses, starting January. $15 

for 6 weeks. 884-9403. 

DRUM oullit complete. used, 

l1ke new. Studio. 861.2662. 

23~BLACK-~TE Ma~awx 

TV. walnut, with cart. PerIect 

condition. 885.1330.' 

HANDPAINTED milk cans. bas. 

ket and lunch box purses. 

TU 4-5392. 

VIOLIN, case r..oo bow; excellent 

condition. Studio. 861- 

3399. 

ORGAN and amplifier together. 

separate, ve~ good conditi.on. 

Studio. 861-3'199. 

DRAPERIES 

With or without your 

Custom. made by. 

RITA' 

791-3073 

fabric. 

GUITAR AND amplifier. Heavy 

duty. Tog e the r. separate 

Studio used. 861-2662. 

GENERAL Electric stove 38", 

white. has deep well. Excellent 

condition. $45. TUxedo 

1.5510. 

POOL table 6'1"x3'~~, year and 

a half old, $35. TUxedo ~362. 

ELECTRIC bicycle (Slendrocyele) 

2 speed, cost $495, sell 

$195. 886~/185. . 

ROYALITE '65 portable typewriter, 

$25. 886:7185. 

LA DOLOMITE lace sid boots, 

size 7 narrow. TUxedo 4-7596. 

BOYS', girls' ice 'skates. skis; 

ladies' dresses, size 12j Inis- 

- cellaneous. 884-3522. 

1968 X31 Wilson Premium golf 

irons. 2 through pitching 

wedge. Used 12 to 15 times 

.only. Rubber grips. medium 

stiff shaft. $125. Call TUxedo 

4-2254 after 6 p.m. " 

------------------ 

HO SLOT car set. 37 pieces of 

track, 4 cars. plus extras. 

TUxedo 4.7596. 

DRUM OUTFIT complete. Ex. 

cellent condition. Studio used. 

861-2662. 

SKIIS 5', boots, poles and hind. 

ings. Package deal $25. 886. 

5718. 

, Upholstering Sale 

Chairs $29 Sofa $69 

Free pickup, restylinQ 

and Scolchguording 

366-5746 

I 

S-ARTICLES ~OR SALE 

SALE • YEAR END 

Pianos - Organs 

NEW AND USED 

Grands, Con s 0 l.e s, Spinets, 

Studio Uprights. 

Display models, rent returns, 

studio and recital used, 

trade.ins. 

Baldwin 

Steinway 

Hammond 

Hamilton 

Weber 

Everett 

Farfisa 

Chickering 

ACt'osonic 

Mason & Hamlin 

Yamaha 

Lowrey 

Howard 

Kawai 

Story & Clark 

Wurlilzer 

ALSO 

Tone Cabinets, Leslie Speakers, 

Amplifiers, Chimes, Carillons. 

SM ILEY BROS. 

5510 Woodward TR 3-6800 

1 block N. of Art lnstitute 

Free Private Parking 

OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 

STEREO console, AM.FM radio 

and phono, 6 speaker solid 

state, walnut cabinet. excellent 

condition, $200. TUxedo' 

2.5693. 

G.E. rotisserie ~lroiler, new - 

bargain. TUxedo l-()728. 

ELECT.RIC bass guitar, ampli~ 

fier, sound column. mike & 

stand, excellent condition. 

886-5975. 

BELL AND HOWELL slide pro. 

jector in air flow case. Perfect 

condition. $50. New Keystone 

guitar with case - 1h 

cost, $17.50. Ladies clothes 

size 12. TUxedo 5.9203. . 

MOVING out 01 town. Baby 

equipment and clothing. Wonder 

horse, tricycle, black. 

board, tepee. toys, basement 

metal shelves, rotisserie broiler, 

carving sets, silver candle. 

sticks; s i I,ve r sugar and 

creamer. Still in. carton. basket,ball 

; hoop" back board, 

bra c e s. Miscellaneous. 527- 

FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator 

-Frigidaire ,washer, 5 kitche~ 

chairs, draperies. I773-3454. 

FENDER Stratacastor guitar, 

~OO. Harmony electric, solid 

body guitar, $35. Silvertone 

twin twelve amp. $110. All 

like new. 881-7083. 

WOLIN, CASE and bow. Excel. 

lent condition. Studio used 

like new. 861-3399. ' 

BABY CRm, cedar chest, 

household it ems, picture 

frames, some antiques. VAl. 

ley 3-4390. 

MOVING - Frigidaire refrigerator 

$40. 2 pair natural linen 

dr::pes (81xl44) companion 

pleated sheers, $75. 886-0520. 

SOFA - F r e n c h Provincial 

fruitwood frame-pink covering, 

2 cushion - little used, 

clean. $75. 82.4-4611. 

G.E. portable 12" television 

G.E. inter.com set. Collectio~ 

of 25 old gold pocket watches . 

Eleclrolux vacuum cleaner' 

21". Zenith television with. 

.stand. Bench swivel vise. 

Furnace blower motor, IAl 

H.P. Hamilton gas dryer. Oyster 

white Beaver jacket with 

large "Breath of Spring" 

mink collar - 34 medium. 

Call Saturday 10-4. TUxedo 

4-7577. 


8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 

19" WHITE G.E. portable T.V. 

Per fee t condition. TUxedo 

1-9245. 

EVERETT console. Excellent 

condition. Mahogany. $395. 


ICE SKATES, girls siz~ 3,5, '1. 

Boys 9; skiis 19O's. 881-6763. 

STIENWAY parlor grand piano, 

ebony, recently reconditioned, 

$1850. WOodward 5-0700. Mr. 

Riojas, 1 p.m. to 10 p.Jl1. 

ALTO sax, $125. 773.2260. 

SI-ANTIQUES 

BOXES! BOXES! BOXES 

Gold, silver. iron, brass, copper, 

ivory, tortoise porcelain, 

wood, tin, lacquer, jade. 

agate, horn, "tc., including 

treasurlJ chests. boxes for 

snuff. s u gar, vinaigrettes, 

patch:..'S, tobacco, clay pipes, 

Intel nuts, sweetmeats. coso 

metics, jewels. cards and the. 

multitude of other uses man' 

has devised. From $5.00 to 

$1,200.00. 

COLLECTOR'S CHOICE 

The Arcade, 725 So. Adams, 

, Birmingham 

1967~1968 

CADILL}\C 

Eldorados 

6 to choose from 

Factory official cars 

SEE THESE CARS IN 

OUR HEATED, INDOOR 

SHOWROOM 

COFFEY 

CADILLAC 

3180 E. Jefferson 

LO 7-6811 

January Used Car 

Clearance! 

'66 Ford 4 dr. Air Cond. 

Sharp. $895. 

'65 Ford Country Squire. 

Power. $1,395. 

'65 T Bird. Clean. Power. 

- 

$1,395. 

'66 Ford Econo Van, Ex- 

cellent condo $995. 

1 

'65 Ford Galaxie 2 dr. 

H.T. Extra nice. $1,295.- 

'65 Chevrolet 

Nice. $695. 

'67.T Bird. 1 owner. Like "66 Mustang. V.8 

new. R & h., w.w.t., r. & h., w.w.t; 

full power. $2,595. $1,445. 

"Our Reputation Rides in 

Every Car We Sell" 

9--ARTICLES WANTED : 

convert. 

COOK FORD 

16801 MACK nr. CADIEUX 

TU 2-7787 

auto., 

p... 

, 

I 

I 

I, I 

BOOKS, Art Objects Sough£": 

Browsers always welcome.: 

B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss I 

Elbel Claes, 1670 Leverette: 

(48216). WO 3-4267. : I 

WE BUY old gold, jewelry and' 

silver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377: 

Moross Road. : I 

WANTED: 9x12,Oriental, braid.: 

ed or hooked rug. rose, blue I 

or heige. VAlley 1-8499 : I 

WANTED children's books,: 

good condition; for 2 little, 

boys. ~ig saw, cheap. 881-3385. : I 

WANTED refrigerator in good I 

condition ap.d reasonable. - ~ 

TUxedo 1.4610. : I 

II-AUTOS FOR SALE : 

1963 LINCOLN Continental. Re-: 

ORGAN AND amplifier combo. gal black with all the good. ~ 

,Heavy duty, good condition. ies! $995. : 

Studio used. 861-2662. JIM FUNSTON : 

BOYS, size 13! CCM hockey / CHEVROLET : 

.skates. brand new. Girls 11% 12950 Gratiot 371.9208: 

Bauer figure skates. $Seach, CONTINENTAL, 1966 - 4-door, : 

VAlley 1-3859. 26,000 miles, excellent, an : 

LADIES COATS, cocktail and power, air-conditioned; white. : 

evening dresses size 10.13. Ex- black top; snow treads. $2700! 

'cel1ent condition. Reasonable. or best offer. 821-4484after 6:' 

8P2-8738. p.m •. ,-: , 

MOVING: Traditional hand. '68 CAMARO : 

crafted 9. piece diningfurni.: RED With a black vinyl top, 327 i. 

ture. Antique large Wedg\"ood 

jardiniere, oil paintings, large e n gin e, automatic, radio,' 

old refrigerator. Safari chair healer, white. walls. $195 or ; 

II 

3987. 

~~~k.4 

__ STEREO and matching 23" con. 

HAM radio set. Durst photo en. sole'T.V. in beautifui Danish 

larger plus accessQries, excel. walnut. TUxedo 4-5198. 

',lent condition. TUxedo 5-0913. 

Bus line at door. Ample parking PING PONG tabl;,-2 m-;'hogany 

KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220I Duncan Phyfe lamp tables. 

I. 886-1894. 

I 

FORT LAUDERDAI.E - FUR- 

NISHED HOME--3 bedrooms. GUITAR, CLASSICAL, folk. Ex- 

2 baths, maid's room, bath. 

On new canal. With screened cellent condition. Studio used. 

pool and patio. Dock, all elec- _~40' 861.~. _ 

tric kitchen and laundry. Ga. 

rage. Utilities and mainte. 

nance paid. Now t h r ou g h 

March 31. Phone 222.4007from 

HAND. MADE afghans, hooked 

rugs and baby ouUits. 824. 

1746. I 

SKIS, 2 pairs. 6'9" Heads with 

marker toes, also Hickory, I 

both reasonable, 823.0487.. I 

HART SKIS aild Cubco bindings, 

6'9". Excellent condi-' 

tiion. TUxedo 4-7797. 

10 a.m.-4 p.m. WANTED: Old guns, swords. 

7-. WANTED TO.. RE.NT. I powder. flasks, cartridges. war 

souvemrs. etc. 885-7182. 

GOiNG-SOuth? R-;;;PO~~iblenon-:ILIVING --~ . -67"-36" 

smoking adve~1ising man sold . r m mIrror. x 

home will care for your~ like WIth plywood backing, $30. 

own. 'Secks bedroom. bath, _~.1014, _ ._ 

kitchen privileges in private VOSE Baby Grand. $3.r;O:c~ii 

home. Handy around house 884.9464. 

and yard. Phone after 6, 886. . ... -- _.- ._-_ .. 

1 and 2 bedroom apartments, 

21221 Harper, 6 blocks north 

of 8 Mile. Includes heat, air. 

6066. ' 

ments only $115 to $125 per FURNISHED roo m for ern. I 

month. This includes gas and ployed woman, Kitchen privi . 

electricity. Particularly nice I leges if possible. Vicinity 

conditioning, Hotpoint 8ppll. for one person. No pets. Ad. Jefferson and Nottingham. 

ances. From $150. Model ults. Telephone 821.2818 or Would consider small DPart'j 

open. 884-7657. 778.5083. 821-8985. ment. 841.3200 or 822-4034. 

• d 

.~Tea-wagon,' and .llCbool .dp,sk: .. ,yo~ "'i?~~'"~~ ,~~~ .. i 

to 9 p.m., TUxedo VER HOVEN 

CHEVROLET 

,.. ." • e .~ •• \ ",,', "'il'\ ..,l...,....,..... '. 4 

13~35 VAN DYKE 

365.6000 

;, 

, 

"~'"' tZied'. M " 't n b

Thursday, J.nuary 9, '1969 

CLASSIFIED 

ADS 

Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly 

11-AUTOS FOR SALE ll-AUTOS FOR SALE l1-AUT05 FOR SALE 

1--.----- ..... -- 

NEED A CADILLAC? '64 OLDS Cutlass convertible, 

We have 7 in stock to choose 

aulomatic t ran s m i s s ion, 

from. 1961 through 1966. 

bucket seats, ex ~eJlent condi- BUT 

lion, $850. 331-3702. 

JIM FUNSTON 

'62 PONTIAC 2 door, V.8. Good BEFORE 

CHEVROLET 

transportation, $200. TU 4- 

1295ti Gratiot 371.9208 9568. 

YOU BUY 

V.W. '58, good running condition. 

TUxedo 5.2874. 

TRADE NOW! 

We have the largest and 

best selection ever! 

100% warranty for 12,000 

miles or 1 year on most used 

cars. 

JOHN LATESSA 

886-1700 

P.S. I Sell New 

Pontiacs, Too 

JIM CAUSLEY 

PONTIAC 

17677 MACK AVE. 

BmCK SPECIAL 1963 - Stick 

shift. power steering, new 

tires, $450. 884.3274. 

1965 MUSTANG. Automatic. 

Best lIuy ill the U.S.A.! $995. 

JIM FUNSTON 

CHEVROLET 

12950 Gratiot 371.9208 

. 19G8 

TRANSPORTATION 

SPECIAL! 

BISCAYNE 2-DOOR 

Auto. trans. Full foctory equ:lJ. 

ment. Priced low for fost sale. 

$1,995 

TED EWALD 

CHEVROLET 

15175 E. Jefferson VA 1.2000 

CORVEITES & SPORT 

CARS WANTED 

HANEY SPORT CARS 

15200 GRATIOT BET. 7 & 8 MILE 

DR 2-1777 

OU R WH EELSCOST L~?S 

NEW 1968 

CHEV. IAAPALA 

~2245' ~~~j 

W.s.w., s.u. Lamps, P. Dash, Seat Belts, S.V. 

Mirror, Payments $57.98, 

\ 

Our Special Payment Plan. 

See ot Call Ron Blakely or Doug Selgfried 

Credit Checked by Phone 

VA 1-0678 

TED EV\fALD CHEVROLET 

15T75 E. Jefferson at City Limits 

Paul McGlone Cadillac 

* *. 1;:( "* 

'68 CADILLAC 

Sedan deVille. Grecian White with a block top, Fully equipped 

Including factory air. Full price 

$4895 

"* "* 

'67 CADILLAC 

Eldorado. Ivanhoe green, block padded top. Fully equipped In. 

cluding air conditioning, stereo radio. Factary warranty. 

$495 Down 

"* "* "* * 

Paul McGlone Cadillac 

15300 Gratiot. DR 2-0380 

2 Blks. S. of 8 MI. • 

WOOD 

MOTORS 

INC. 

USED CARS 

60 To Choose From 

100% GUARANTEE 

ON MOST MODELS 

30 days or 1,000 miles. 

15351 GRATIOT 

LA 1-6900 

at 8 MILE 

PR 8.6400 

-Engine, trans., rear axle, front axle assemblies, brake 

system, and electrical systems. 

BE SURE 

TO 

VISIT 

DALGLEISH 

CADILLAC 

6161 WOODWARD TR 5-0309 

Michigan's Largest Cadillac 

Dl.!aler 

FREE PARKING DRIVE.IN 

1963 RED Chevy convertible 

327 automatic. Power steering 

and brakes. Excellent con- - 

dition. Best offer. VAlley 

2.8053. 


PROPERTY IN ROCHESTER, 

MICHIGAN: 

20 ACRES with lOW' of trout 

stream, wooded. 

11/4ACRES wilh Creek. 

41/4 ACRES with Trout Stream 

and pond. 

7 ACRES with Trout Stream 

8 ACRES fronting black lop 

road. 

44 ACRES for development 

65 ACRES for development. 

aO.ACRE FARM With st~eam, 

fronting. lwo roads, 96.,earold 

house. 

83 ACRES of high rolling, wooded 

land with Trout Stream 

COMMERCIAL: 

3 ACRES commercial with house 

and warehouse. Excellent 

terms. 

ROMEO, IIfiCHlGAN: 

71 ACRES industrial with R.R. 

siding. 

195 ACRES 

Associates 

Land Co. 

Rochester, Michigan 

1.651-7575 

'65 MUSTANG, automatic, 8, 

full power, 18,5(JOmiles. 1828 12E-COMMERCIAL PROP. 

Broadstone, .Grosse Pointe ERTY FOR SALE 

Woods. TUxedo 1-1034. _ 

'66 MUSTANG, 

radio, heater, 

6 ,automatic, 

copper, black EXCELLENT INVESTMENT 

vinyl top. Excellent condition. TERRIFIC. building completely 

$1,295. 886-4864 after 6 p.m. air conditioned. Large recep. 

CHEVROLET, 1966 Impala. 9- tion room, 2 offices, waiting 

•passenger v.a station wagon. room, five examining rooms, 

Many extras, low mileage. dispensary, laboratory, 2lavs., 

Reasonable. 884.5605. large utility room. Carpets & 

----------- 

1965 IMP A LA. Automatic, 

drapes included, equipment 

and furnisbirigs optional. Bur. 

power steering, power brakes, glar. alarm system. LlJrge 

radio; heater. A-I car. Like parking area. Adaptable to of. 

new. $995. 

JIM FUNSTON 

CHEVROLET 

fice building or Doctor's Clin. 

ie-New price. ' 

12950 Gratiot 371-9208 

1967 CADIL~C, air~nditioning, 

all power, sedan, tinted 

glass, turquoise with black 

vinyl top. TUxedo 4-3254. 

'67 MERCURY Monterey, 4 door 

sedan, power stet!ring and 

bra k e s, automatic, radio, 

w hi te w all s, 21,000 miles. 

$1475: 886.8266. 

'66 9 P~ENGER Catalina, 

power, factory air-conditioned, 

AM-FM, l\.\ggage rack, $1800. 

One oWIler. 886~578. ' 

1967 CAMARO. Gold. Radio, 

Heater, white walls. $1,495. 

JIM FUNSTON 

CHEVROLET . 

12950 Gratiot 371-9208 

1968 MERCURY Montego MX, 

2 door hardtop. Gold with 

black vinyl. Automa.tle transmission, 

power steering, pow. 

er disc brakes, air condition. 

ing, electric seats, deluxe interior. 

Price $2695. 821-3859. 

1964 OLDSMOBILE. 28,000 

miles. TUxedo 1-4025. 

Always Wanted 

a Corvette? 

'6l! Corvette convertible. Red 

with white top and a black 

vinyl interior. 4 speed trans. 

mission, Positaction, mag 

wheels, AM-F1-I radio. $295 

or you!' old car down. 

VER HOVEN 

CHEVROLET 

13535 VAN DYKE 

365-6000 

'66 MUSTANG 8 cylinder, vinyl 

roof. One owner. Good condi. 

tion. 881-2976. 

WOULD YOU believe a 1966 

Triumph Spitfire, white with 

black Interior, black soft top 

and tonneau cover, white steel 

winter top, snow tires on extra 

rims, bumper guards 

front and rear, Ziebart rustproofed. 

one owner and dealer 

serviced ~ never raced, ral. 

lied or wrecked with 8,600 

actual miles for $1,175? - 

821-8770. 

1967 IMPALA. Factory air con. 

ditioning and all the goodies. 

$95 down. 

JIM FUNSTON 

CHEVROLET 

12950 Gratiot 371.9208 

'66 MUSTANG V-8, automatic, 

r a di0, heater. whitewalls. 

Very low mileage. Silver with 

black vinyl top - includes 

snow tires. $1,250, 886-0531. 

JOHN S. 

GOODMAN 

93 Kercheval 8116-3060 

12F-RESORT PROPERTY' 

FOR SALE 

OWNER WILL TRADE or sell 

lot in Boynton Beach, Palm 

Beach County, Florida, for 

properly in Grosse Pointe or 

resort property in Michigan. 

Development land in lake region 

of Clare County, 140 acres 

partially plotted with county 

approved .roads. 

GOODMAN 886-3060 

93 Kercheval 

JOHN S. 

GAYLORD AREA 

SNOWMOBILE SITE? 70 acres 

formerly known as Ski-Village 

with home, lodge and build. 

ings. $26,900. Terms. 

PROFESSIONAL MAN'S 

PARADISE 

325 ACRES on semi.privatP. lake 

within 5 miles of Gaylord. 

KILCLINE REALTV 

LA 7-2850 

12H-LAKE AND RIVER 

FOR SALE 

Gaylord 

"Wilderness Valley" 

10 Acre Tracts 

Heart of lhe Ski Country 

Accessible Year-Round 

George Wellington Smith 

MA 6-2925 Franklin Village 

SNUG HARBOR, one of the 

most outstanding Eslales on 

Torch Lake offered for the 

first time. 5 acres with abClut 

300 ft. lake lrontagc, large 

stone home and guest house. 

FORD REALTY, BELLAIRE. 

--" .._~_._--_.- ------- 

13-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

11 ALGER PLACE 

- Shown by appointment. 

COX AND BAKER 

PLYMOUTH '68--)'.~ry--lJJ:4' 

door hardtop, exlras. clean. 

private. TUxedo 47771. 

___._ - - I 

TV 5.7900 

1966 CORVETTE 427 turbo jet, 

blue, 2 tops, must see. Call 

3-BEDROOM colonial wilh view 

LAkeview 1.7410 or 882.7671. 

of lake, at-12 Mile at Jcffer. 

I son. 2% baths, large family 

CADILLAC '68 C81als, 14,000 room, 2-car attached gar8ge. 

miles, excellent condition, $37,900. Call Tom Schultz, 

$3950. VAlley 4.1992. 

e84-4423. 

J3-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

START THE New Year off right 

with a serious eUort to 

make that move to another 

house before prices go even 

higher. From all prognosti. 

cations we can expect at 

least a ten percent increase 

in house prices during Ute 

next twelve months. Purdy 

& E d gar are oUering 

through this column three 

new listings lo begin their 

new year: 

WE RESOLVE to oUer in this 

majestic, southern colonial, 

the most house for the 

money. in the Windmill 

Pointe area. There are 

three master bedrooms and 

two more over the atlached 

garage. If you like both the 

"feel" and appearance of a 

large entrance foyer with 

a spiral staircase curling 

up lo the two.story ball, 

then ~'ou might be an easy 

"touch" for this one. 

ON DEEPLANDS, 55 North, 

to save you looking • . • we 

think this is a must for 

the family which. requires 

many bedrooms and baths 

for the emerging family. 

There Is a library and a 

family room in the addition 

to the large Cllving.and din. 

ing rooms on the first floor. 

Two bedrooms down and 

five more upst8irs, serviced 

by five full bathrooms.' 

IF YOU'VE BEEN peeking 

about looking for something 

with tremendous curb ap. 

peal, and only require three 

. bedrooms but must have 

two baths and a first floor 

lavatory, then this southern 

colonial could be the solution. 

This compact offering 

. bas a comIortable extra 

room with access on either 

side of the living roo m 

fireplace. There is a sep. 

arate dining room and at. 

tached garage. 

Purdy 

,[,- 

Edgar TU 6.6010 83 

J3-RIAL ESTATt 

FOR SALE 

GROSSE PTE. WOODS 

FAIRHOL.'\-IEnear Holiday. An 

exceptional 4-bedroom brick 

bungalow with 2 full baths. 

Family room and 2-car ga. 

rage. Don'l delay"':"see this 

one today. 

SOUTH ROSEDALE CT.-Near 

Morningside. You'll be proud 

to be the owner of this beauti. 

ful four-bedroom, 2Jh.bath 

brick Colonial with custom 

features galore. Built.ins in 

the kitchen include refrigera-, 

tor, a large family room with 

fireplace and landscaping you 

could enter into Better Homes 

and Gardens competition-See 

this today. 

MARV 

BOUTIN 

884-7733 


Gross'e Poitlte Woods 

JAMES R. FIKANY 

REALTOR 

886.5051 

Grosse Pointe 

OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 

McKINI.EY 183. Near Kerche. 

val. Colonial. Three bedrooms, 

one and one-half baths. 

Pleasingly decorated. Early 

possession. Watch your chilo 

dren walk: to school. 

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THREE MILE 1174. Fascinating 

colonial, built 1959. Four bed. 

rooms, three baths of which 

one bedroom and bath are 

on first floor. Library. Family 

room. High qua 1 i t Y 

throughout. Large lot. 

GRAYTON 4243. Out of the ordinary 

colonial. Attractively 

decorated. Three b(.drooms, 

one and one.half baths. Pan. 

eled den. Large u p d ate d 

kitchen and separate breakfast 

area. Two car garage. 

$29,900. 

FOLLOWING BY 

APPOINTMENT 

AUDUBON. On seventy foot lol 

near Jefferson. Extra good 

center hall colonial. Four bedrooms. 

Two and one-half 

bat h s. Paneled library and 

re creation room. Large 

screeneu terrace. Attached 

garage. 

SUNNINGDALE. Very well 10. 

cated in the Shores. Opportunity 

for the large Camily. Six 

bedrooms, five and one.half 

baths. Needs some updating 

but worth the effort. 

FORD Cou!".. Four bedrooms, 

two baths. semi-ranch. Early 

possession. $34,900. 

N. RENAUD. Attractively decorated 

ranch. Two bedrooms, 

one and one-half botbs. Den. 

100 foot lot. 

MORAN. Well designed French 

residence lIear Grosse Pointe 

Boulevard. Four bedrooms, 

three and one.half baths. Two 

car attached garage. Slate 

roof. Close to st. Paul's. 

LaSALLE PLACE. Quiet street 

off Kerby Road. Center hall 

colonial. Five bedrooms, three 

and one.half baths on second 

floor. Library. Modernized 

kitehen with built-ins. Paneled 

games room with fireplace 

and bar. Deep lot. 

BARRINGTON. One and one. 

half. story. Bedroom and bath 

on firsl floor. Two bedrooms 

and bath above. Den. Recreation 

room. Subst3ntially built. 

NOTTINGHAM. Nice Dutch co. 

lonial. Jo'our bedrooms. Sun 

room. Carpeting, stove and refrigerator. 

$29,500. 

EDGEMONT PARK. Attractive 

colonial demgn. Built 1955. 

Four bedrooms, two and one. 

half baths. Library. First 

floor utility room. 150 foot 

lot near lake Cront park, pri. 

vate to street residents only. 

Well landscaped. Quick possession. 

THOROUGH COVERAGE 

ON OTHER 

GROSSE POINTE HOUSES 

Stop In for a time saviug list 

tailored to your requirements 

from our comprehensive 

Grosse Pointe catalog of photographs 

and sma!! floor 

plans. 

MAXON 

BROTHERS INC. 

KERCHEAL TU 2-8000 

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FOIt SALE 

ONE BEDROOM eo.op apart. 

ment, Detroit River, $20,000 

.cash. Monthly maintenance 

$60. For information 777-3310. 

Evenings 881.Q430. 

Grosse Pointe 

BEAUPRE - Attractive l~ 

S1';)RY brick. 2 bedrooms 

with room for three more up. 

stairs. Choice location. Quick 

occupancy. L 0 vel y trees. 

Good size fenced Illt. Attached 

garage. TU 4.0600. 

JOHNSTONE & 

19 Kercheval 

YES 

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P.ge Twenty-one 

t3-..1EAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

BETtER LIVING 

BEGINS WITH 

A NEW HOME 

Our idea home at 12 Elmsleigh 

Lane will be open daily and 

Sunday from 2 to 4:30. Elmsleigh 

Lane is s,outh of Jef. 

ferson and easl of Cadieux. 

We also have other homes under 

construction and a limited 

number of buDding sites. 

WALTER H. MAST CO. 

BERKSHIRE - COLONIAL, 4 TU 2-1401 TU 2-1400 

bedrooms and 3 baths on second; 

2 bedrooms and bath on 

third. Excellent accommodations 

for large family. TU 

4.0600. Tappan Says 

BERKSHlllE-Real nice 3 bedroom 

2'1.1 bath COLONIAL on 

70' lot. Close to all schools. 

Quick occupancy available, 

TU 1-4200. 

HERE IS a ranch bouse that ----------- Br::~Mf~~ iikeLi~:~~ ~~~~ 

must and will be sold be. 20123 DOY.LE C'J'.-New (-bed. room 21,2 bath CAPE CC:P 

cause it has all the ingre- room Colonial, 2'f.l baths, pan. Colonial style. Paneled family 

dients fo[' one seeking single elled family room, panelled room with fireplace, kitchen 

floor living. You'll savor the study. First floor laundry. built.ins, good storage. Priced 

family room, three bed. Barnes scho.11.TUxedo 4.7657. for immediate sale. TU 1-&:-:00. 

'rooms and two and a half Close to Star' of Sea and 

baths. The large recrea. P .• TANKOWSKI 

tions in the basement with 

panelling an d plumbing 

amenities could be the per. GROSSE POINTE PARK 

feet recipe for many a 2.FLAT 

party. I NOTTINGHAM ROAD - 15and 

ON LINCOLN ROAD in the 5 brick. Full separate base. 

/Cii.y, we are now showing ments. Gas heat. 2-car ga. 

a four bedroom house for rage. Terrific investmeJlt op- 

$37,500. Next week this one portunityl For details call 

might sport a sold sign, because 

it also. has a family 

room. 

OPEN ON SUNDAY 

2:30 to 5 

STAY ON Lincoln and stop in 

at 564, if you desire choice 

location, and a center entrance 

. house with three 

bedrooms and two baths on 

the second floor. This 

charmer has had it~ kitchen 

revamped and you'll be 

pleased to find that It is 

not 811lhat's new. 

FOR YOU WHO wanl to own 

an in com e property, we 

have one of the few remain. 

ing lots in the Pointe which 

is zoned for two family 

dwelling. Live in one unit 

and let your tenant make 

the payments which will 

amortize your investment. 

TUCKED AWAY on a secluded 

street in Grosse Pointe City 

is this small three.bedroom 

house with 120 feet of front. 

age. Possible starter home 

or investment property. Al. 

so z one d for a 2.falOiIy 

should ye wi~h to expand. 

Think $IB,500. 

THE ONLY ONE offered in this 

condominium complex on 

Rivar j. Boulevard. T h r e e 

bedrooms and two baths on 

the second floor and two 

more bedrooms and a third 

bath on the third. Isn't that 

a lot of brick and mortar 

for $34,000? 

ALMOST A NEW center hall 

colonial with four bedrooms 

and three baths up. Fire. 

places in both the livina 

room and family room. Attaehed 

garage, kitchen with 

fantastic built.ins and room 

for a banquet table. All this 

jusl a few sleps frOOlGPHS, 

Star of the Sea, and the 

Hunt Club. 

4 BEDROOM, 4% bath, colon. "Who comes earliest I 

ial house. Living room with i leads the way." 

natural fireplace. formal din-: 

ing room, carllCted kitchen, Clayton C, Purdy. Jr. 

large carpeted family room Robert G. Edgar 

with natural fireplace, car. Mary F. Schlaff 

peted utility room, 2 car at- Marian J. Bode 

tached gar8ge. Julia B. Tobin 

63 Kercheval 

Dorothy Meeker 

James P. Danaher Sue Mcgowen 

.eW_b •••••••• h ••••••• •. 77 , 7 

BLOSSOM LANE -"' Off Cook 

Road. Attractively designed 

CAPE COD on 97' site with 

2-car attached garage. Bed. 

room, bath on first floor; 3 

bedrooms, bath up. Large 

family room, excellent value. 

VACANT. Must be SOLD. TU 

1.6300. 

HARCOURT - Excellent 2.Flat 

handy' to Jeffersoli bus. 5 

rooms each plus family room. 

WI baths, divided basement. 

2 gas furnaces. 3.car garage. 

GOOd investment. Priced below 

today's cost. TU 1-6300. 

McMILLAN-St. Paul's Parish. 

Charming 3-bedroom 1'f.l bath 

COLONIAL with Iibra r y, 

games room, terrace. Owner 

transferred. Move right in. 

Good price. TU 1-6300. 

PEMBERTON - Modern 2. 

STORY in beautiful .setting 

near lake. 3. bedrooms, 2~ 

baths. Den or fourth bedroom, 

bath on first floor. Large pan. 

eled family room. Excellent 

value. Must be SOLD. TU 

1.6300. 

ROSLYN ROAD - Georgian 

COLONIAL. 4 bedrooms, 31f.. 

baths, family room, large 

breakfast room, sunroom, covered 

porch, games room. Fine 

condition. Good price. TU 

4-0600. 

SOMERSET - Sharp 2-family 

brick Flat with 2 bedrooms 

plus den. Lower is vacant. 

Good price. Make this a 

"must" to see. TU 1-4200. 

"MAKE '69 THE YEAR YOU 

BUY YOUR OWN HOME." 

BY APPOINTMENT 

884-6200. 

860 CRESENT LANE - OPEN 

SUNDAY 2 to 5. 4 bedroom, 

2lh bath modern colonial with 

2 fireplaces. Immediate oc. 

cupancy. Located on ,quiet, no. 

traffic street in Star of the 

Sea parish and Barnes School 

districts. 

826 BARRINGTON - One of 

Grossl' Pointe's finer English 

homes, nicely carpeted and 

decorated, Ideal for family 

looking for fl1'st floor bedroom 

with half,bath. There are two 

other bedrooms and bath on 

second floor,. another full bath 

in basement.' Priced in mid 

30's, ncar waterfront parks, 

schools. 

2120 STANHOPE - Lovely 3. 

bedroom ranch in the Woods, 

in excellent co n d i t ion. 

, Situated in delightful area and 

well-priced. 

DETROIT 

765 LAKEWOOD - Open Sun. 

.day 2 to 5. South. of Jefferson, 

4 bedroom home suitable for 

the larger family. Located 

ne8r shopping-and transporta. 

tion and just 4 blocks from 

waterfront pa.rk. Immediate 

occupancy.,. 

HARPER WOODS 

19876ELM CT. - Located away 

from traffic, near Eastland, 

3 bedroom rr.Dch with paneled 

family /room, all aluminum 

trim exterior, 2-car garage. 

Immediate occupancy. 

"TOP OF THE 

2ble "Farms" 

HILL"-Desir. 

location. Ideal ST. CLA IR SHORES 

for executive. 

baths, library, 

2 bedrooms, 2. 

Florida .room, 21831WOODBRIDGE - Excep. 

first floor laundry, games tionally clean 3 bedroom brick 

room with bar and kitchen, 

full . d'ti d Lot of 

y alr.con lone . s 

living here! TU (-0600. 

ranch on safe, quiet street. 

Large recreation room with 

bar; 2-car garage. Priced at 

$26,500. Quick occupancy. 

JOHNSTONE 

TAPPAN 

90 Kercheval 

Exclusive by 

BORLAND 

McBREARTY 

INSTANTLY 

APPEALING 

On-the-HiII 

A PERFECT MATCH HERE'S A SURPRISE 

To sp8rk your "living enjoyability" 

from 1969 onward.This 

Early Amerl. 

can residence is wedded. 

to its site. 3 bedrooms, 3 

baths, library, large terrace, 

attached garage, etc. 

. • . Walking distance to 

Lochmoor Club, Parcells 

Middle School, and Grosse 

Pointe High North. Allows 

us to show you how to live 

with a country atmosphere 

in the city. All it takes is 

one call. Priced at $59,900. 

We do have a vacant 3 bedroom 

Colonial available. 

Well located in Grosl'e 

Pointe Woods near shopping. 

transportation, playgrounds, 

and schools. Its 

wood burning living room 

fireplace is waiting to pro. 

vide many evenings of 

pleasure. Less than 510,000 

can assume the existing 

mortgage. Priced at only 

$28,500. Don't forget to ar. 

range a visit to this one. 

Situated on I 50 foot lot In 

Grosse Pointe. City. The S 

bedrooms ups,tairs are larger 

than you normally find. 

The deep kitchen bay windows'makes 

it possible for 

the wiCe to enjoy those 

hours logged each day 

preparing the meals. In. 

vestigate this one beCore 

you buy any other for 

around $30,000. Richard 

and Brownell schools. 

'This 1961 Colonial featuring 

Realtors 

Next to Punch. Judy Theater 

-I bedrooms, 2Jh baths, 

family, etc. is that • . • 

and more Designed to 

provide its owner with tD- 

days latest building fea- 

tures and still capture the 

out d 00 r s. Quaint back 

yard. Richard, Browne1t, 

and Sl. Paul school. Imme. 

diate possession. $51,500. 

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New Homes 


FOR'SALE 

267 

KENWOOD COURT 

i Lovely street of all new homes CENTER HALL COLONIAL 

, in Grosse Pointe Woods. ELEGANTLY DECORATED 

GLE~ ~BOR LANE, off 4 BEDROOMS, 2 full baths, 2 

MornJngslde, 2 blocks south half.baths, Early Amerit'an 

, of Vermer Rd. I 

\ kitchen. Separate breakfast 

Models Open DaiJ.y 

From $'15,000 

GRQSS~PTE. BLVD. 

~A STEP TO St. Paul'~ church 

: ,and school Charming 3 bed. 

room COLONIAL on' 75' si~, 

'with 2 car attached garage, 

, 1~ baths, large enclosed terrace, 

paneled games room, 

I Handy to everything. Priced 

for immediak sale. 

:Johnstone & Johnstone 

TUxedo ,l.:e300 

i AVISIT to this New 

England Atmosphere 

wi'" firid you the home 

of your choice. 

FLEETWOOD 200l-PRICE 

REDUCED on this good 

bri ck coloniaI, close to all 

schools, s hop pin g . and 

transportation. G. rag e, 

Icreened terrace. 

BRYS 8'14 S.-near Wedge. 

wood, center hall colonial. 

A beautiful house in move 

in oo"d"iuoll. Family room 

with fireplal~, paneled li. 

brary, lal/ on 1st floor, B, 

bath. on 2nd floor. Recr~a. 

tl~n room, attached garage, 

aluminum trim on exterior. 

VACANT PROPERTY 

TU 4-5700 

room. Panelled study and 

l!iXurious recreation room, 2 

frreplaces. Gas hot water heat 

LLOYD tv'JARKS with concealed Fin-type radio 

ators. 2 basement stairways, 

~BUILDER 886-5566 glas:,ed.in. porch. Convenient 

to . all schools includiag St. 

Paul's Parish. Shown by :::p. 

pointment' OIIly. Owner. TUxed05.2591. 

CAPE COD, 3 bedrooms. 418 

Moran. Owner. By appoint. 

ment. TUxerlo 2.0086. 

UNIVERSITY - Look at this 3 

. bedroom, 2;.2 bath Colonial 

with library. Has firepla.:ein 

master bedroom. First floor 

utility room. Immaculate. con. 

dition. Con;venient to. Village, 

"Hill" shopping. Priced' in low 

$40's. 

AUDUBON 4843 .,.- If you 

haven't seen this exceptionally 

large c a Ion i a I 

please do make an appointment 

to let us show you 

through. Three large bed. 

rooms, bath' and a half, 

plus extra bedroom on 

t h i r d floor. Two car 

garage. 

KINGSVILLE 199'1'1- Har. 

per Woods. Excellent brick 

bungalow, modem as today. 

Two bedrooms down, 

expansion up ready to [inish. 

Beautifully finished 

basement. You must see 

this one. 

SIOUX - Complete Duplex. 

Large liying rooms, good 

table sptre in kitchen, one 

three bedroom, one two 

bedroom with tbird rough. 

ed in. Garages and many 

extras included. 

CHAMPION 

REALTOR 


FOR SALE 

GROSSE PTE. SHORES 

Ideal for executive entertaining 

30' living room 

21' paneled library 

Large formal dining room 

Separate breakfast room 

1 bedroom, bath on 1st floor 

2 bedrooms, 2 baths on second. 

Very large recreation room 

Library, bedroom and bath ideal 

guest suite or in.law quarters. 

120' lot.. Sprinklel' system. 

-also- 

5 bedroom. 3 bath lown hou.a 

on Ri\lard [or $34,000.See this 

today, as it won't be available 

very long. Vacant. ImmHliate 

possession. 

KARL DAVIES 

TU5-3220 

NOTTINGHAM, 1034- Spacious 

4 bedrcoin. Newly cal'peted 

Living-dinin~ and. den. Panel. 

ed family roo m. Finished 

basement. Excellent condition. 

Price r ~due e d to $39,900. 

WOodward 3.5343 or 885-2546. 

JUST THE FACTS 

GOODMAN 

93 Kercheval 

886iJ060 

U-IEAL ESTATI 

FOR SALE 


OPEN SUN. z.s 

BRIARCLIFF 67, '- Exquisite 

custom built face brick Tri. 

level. 3 bedrooms, iPh baths, 

air conditioned, gas heat, 

kitchen built-ins, music room. 

2 car attached garage. Many' 

many. unique features. :Must 

he seen. . 

WOODS LANE 817- Ranch. 

Builder's model (originally). 

Fine features include family 

room with fireplace, 2~ baths, 

built-ins, central air conditior;1. 

ing. 

HAMPTON 1967 - Spacious 3 

bedroom ranch with natural 

fireplace, rec. room with nat. 

ural fireplace and lav. 2 car 

garage. Clean. 

MANCHESTER 1824 - Brick 

colonial, 3 bedrooms, 1'02baths 

new carpeting, drapes, 2 car 

gal'age. Corner location Owner 

trllnsferred. 

S. ROSEDALE 612- Luxurious 

custom 3 bedroom ranch. 1'h 

baths, built-in kitchen, family 

room With fireplace.' Carpet. 

ing and drapes. 2 car attached 

garage. Complete air condi. 

tioning. Unusually attractive. 

Also Open Sat. 2.5. 

HAWTHORNE 1611-lIlice 3 bed. 

rc.om face brick bungalow. 

N a t u r a I fireplace, dining 

room, breezeway .. 2 car at. 

tached garage. Price reduced. 

70' lot. . , 

/ BY APPOINTMENT 

S. ROSEDAL~ bedroom, 2~ 

bath custom built' colonial. 

Fiunily room, library, 1st 

floor laundry. 2 car attached 

garage. Many extras. Over 

3,000 sq. ft. Price reduced. 

WOODS LANE 757 -' Custom 

built, fastidiously appomted 

3 bedroom face brick r,anch. 

11h baths, elaboraterec. room, 

2 car attached garage. For 

the discriminating home hunter. 

886-4200 

20780 MACK 

ONE OF THE CUSTOM CARE HOMES 

LISTED BELOW MAYBE JU5T WHAT 

YOU LOOKING FOR. 

4 LEVEL CONTEMPORARY 

CUSTOM BUILT 

3 BEDROOM PLUS executives room or fourth bedroom. 

2112 baths. Family room (26xI6Jh) with raised hearth fireplace. 

Rear enlranc~ mudroom and utility room. Basement 

open & tiled. A short walk to Grosse Pointe North H. S. or 

4 blocks to the Ligget School. 

3 BEDROOMS PRICE REDUCED 

ALT, BRICK COLONIAL 5 BEDROOMS 

MASTER BEDROOM IS 

extra large. 1 112 baths. 

Dinctte room off kitchen. 

Dcn off of living room. 

Glass cnclosed sun room. 

2-car garag'l. This home 

is located within walking 

distance of sh()pping and 

schools. Located on

Thursday, January 9, 1969 GROSSE POINTE'NEWS Pig. Tw• ..-,-Tm:ee 

398-7796 

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DECORATORS 

5293 Yorkshire 

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Interior 

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Quality materials used. Free 

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after 6 p.m. 

KURT O. BAEHR 

CUSTOM Painting and Decorat. 

ing. Wall papering. Guaran. 

teed. Free estimates. Li.ke. 

view 1-5716. 

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PAINTING - WALL - Tax - 

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porches, etc. PRescott 1-3729. 

ALL REMODELING 

Carpentry, alum. slding, g\ltters, 

storms, doors, awnings" en. 

closures, suspended. ceilings, 

additions. 294.6644.Terms. 

DONALD BLISS Reasonable rafes. -881-0063or CUSTOM modernization, adeli. 

779-1225. tions - attics - kitchens - 

Decor8tor' Estate maintenanc~. 

Exteri~rFree ..~atea Interior 21~WA1ERP~~FIN~, ': JAMES BAIUb:B , 

TU 1"'7050 BASEMENTS WATERPROOF- 923-8585 923-8587 

. 40 Years in G.p. . :E;D-Reasonab1e rates,. workmanship 

guaranteed. 881-0063 d 

COMPLETE decorating. Paper. or 779-1225.\ Mo ernization 

hanging insured, guaranteed. 21 P -FURuITURE REPAIR 

Al Sch~eider'. TUxedo 1-0565. -. I'll 

R. L. SHURTLEFF 

PAINTING CONTRAqrOR 

Best Material. Service and price. 

25 years in Grosse Pointe. For 

free estimate call 

ELEGANCE IN 

UPHOLSTERING 

Custom made furniture; I dec. 

orative f ab r i c s; professional 

needlepoint mounting, tapes, 

tries and yarn; \ chairs and 

stools in stock. EWALD, estab. 

lished 1926, 12929 Kercheval at 

Eastlawn, VA. 2-8993. 

21 Q--:-PLAST£RING 

PLASTER cracks repaired. Tile 

and drywall renairs. PRescott 

1-4580. 

EXPERT PLASTER and drywall 

repairs. Licensed con. 

_tractor, 20 years. Free esti- 

'mates. 778-2678. 

SPECIALIZING in repairs for 

18 Yf.8rs. Cracks eliminated! 

'Clean. Jim Blackwell VAlley 

1.7051. 

21R-BRICK AND 

CEMENT WORK 

BRICK, BLOCK, cement work, 

chimneys, porches, s t e p s, 

built and repaired. Basemeot 

waterproofing. 294-,4074. 

CHIMNEYS, porches built and 

repaired. Leaky basements, 

broken steps. Call anytime. 

294-4216. 

REPAIRS 

Waterproofing and brick work. 

We underpin footings, repair 

caved.in basement 'walls or 

make replacements. Inspection 

of completed work invited; 

we guarantee 0 u r 

workmanship. FHA t e r m s, 

licensed, insured, bonded. 

ONTARIO 

CONSTRUCTION CO. 

881-4400 

21~-CARPENlER ~ORK 

.Attics .Porch Enclosures 

.Additions .Kitchens .Garages 

.Commercial Buildings 

JIM SUTTON 

1677 Brys ~r. 

TU 4-2942 TU 2-2436 

SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES 

FOR OVER V% CENTURY 

I\.,- _ - Ere" Sty" of fence 

~ erected for '01, 

WAo 1-6282 

III'C'udlnt 

Chain Link All-Steel and 

Rustic Style. 

MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 

10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL 

MORE VALUE for your money. 

AdditiOIUl, kitchens, dormers, 

basements, bathrooms, wall 

removals. No job too small or 

too large. 

BIDICARE BROS. INC. 

office 772-5715 

evenings' till 11 TU 1-8988 

The Grosse' Pointe 

Congregational 

Church 

240 ChaIfonte at ~throp 

9:30 and 11 o'cloclt 

Wonblp Sl!l'VIcel 

Church School, Crib Room 

thru senior High both 

services 

(IA GAMBLfNG GOD?" 

John William Estes Jr. 

Minister 

St. James 

Lutheran Church 

Kercheval at McMm .. 

TU 4-0511 

9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Services 

(Nursery tor small chDdren) 

9:30 a.m. Sunday School 

RClY.Georg. E. Ku,., Paltal 

Rey, Alan F. HarN, Paltal 

Fim En,li'" 

Ev. Lutheran 

Church 

Vemlar RCHI. at WecltewoN 

DriYe,Grosse Paillte Wood, 

Church Worship 8:30 

& 11 .:Ift. 

Sunday Churc:h School 9:30 

884.5040_ . 

, for important occasions.Qual. 

ity workmanship. Some alterations. 

963.9538. 

21 U-PLUMiING AND 

HEATING 

_SPRENKLE 

• PLilloffiING 

• HEATING 

• SEWER cu:ANING 

VA 2-1282 \ 

Since 1916 

LARRY'S CUSTOM 

PLUMBING AND HEATING 

Residential and Commercial 

Repair and Remodel 

Water Heaters-A. O. Smith 

Permaglass 

line. 

'and Rheem~Glass- 

Tuxedo 1-7410 

Groasti Point., Unlte4 

-METHODIST CHURCH 

211 Morotl Roa. 

886-2363 , 

Mlm.u,. I 

Pm'lI A. TIoomu 

Autumn Schedule 

9:15 FAMILY WORSHIP wltb 

Sunday School c1aIlIeI for 

pre-s c h 0 0 1,' • elementary, 

youth and adults. 

11:15 MORNING WORSHIP with 

Sunday SChool CIU8~ for 

pre-s c h 0 0 1" Kindergarten 

and grades 1~. . 

6:00 Junior HIgh Methodllt 

Youth Fellowsblp. 

7:30 Senior HIgh Met hod 11 t 

Youth Fellowablp. 

All Me _!come, 

Relllll"dlull 01 '!'IJU 

Grosse Pointe 

Unitarian Church 

1'2150 Maumee Ii Neff BtL . 

Dr. Harry C. Meserve 

IfOrn1ng Service 

10:30 a.m. 

"CHURCH AND STATE 

TODAY" 

Guest Minister 

Dr. Warren Gauerke 

St Paul Ev. 

Lutheran Church 

C'Wl.fonte and Ulhrop 

TU 1-6610 

We Invite You to Worship 

With Us 

Worship: 8:30 ond 11 :00 a.m. 

Sur,day School (all ages) 9:45 

Sunday School (ages 1-8) II: 00 

Rov. Charles W. Sandrocle 

PostOr 

Thomas W. Andersen 

VIClIr. 

St. Michael's 

Episcopal (hurm 

20475 SUllllingdale Parle 

GlOssa Pointe WoN. 

The Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman, 

Rector 

Schedule of Services 

Sundays: 8:00, 9:30, 11:15 a.m. 

Church School and Nunery care 

durtn, the two later services 

fiRST CHURCH Of CHRIST, SCIENTIST 

Grosse Pointe Fanns (ChrtsUan Sclencel 

SunilII)', 10:30 a.m.-church, Sunday School and Jnfanta' Ro.nn 

Wednesday 8 p.m.• Testlmonlol MeeUna: 

282 Chalfcnte Ayenae 

t!eadln, Room, 19613 Macle Ave. 

DaUy 10 to 5 except Sondaya and Holiday, 

7 to 9 Thanday and FrIday eventna:s 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

gJresbyterian C3hurch 

19950 MACK AVE. at TORREY RD. 886.4300 

"WHAT MAKES PRESBYTERIANS THAT WAY" 

1. We have a history 

Dr. John Olert Jr. 

Worship Services 9 and 11:10 

10 to 11 a.m. Church Education Sebool 

(Nurser)' at Services) 

;.1 

JOHN REBERRY 

SNOW REMOVAL SERVICE 

• Fully 

snow 

equipped for heavy 

• Seasonal contracts 

• Dependable sef1fice 

• Free estimates 

call 

the day you 

TU 4.7596 

SNOW REMOVAL 

Residential- Commercial 

Free estimates 

ADVANCE MAINTENANCE 

884.9512 

THE GROSSE POINTE 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

8 Mile at Mack 

Grosse Pointe Woods 

Invites you to worship with 

us. 

9:45 A.M. 

CHURCH 'SCHOOL 

11:00 A.M. 

MORNING WORSHIP 

7:00 P.M. 

EVENING WORSHIP 

Dr. A. Dale Ihrie-Minister 

.J~ 

~ ''',. 

The Grosse Pointe 

Memorial 

Church 

. - United Presbyt~rian 

16 Lak'.l Shore Rd. 

For int'orJllauon. 

nig!lt or day, 

... call 882.5330 

-" 9:30 and 11:15 

Worship Service 

and Church School 

The Rev. 

Bertram deH. Atwo~d 

"TEACH US TO PRAY" 

The Lord's Prayer-Part 1 

CITY OF 

. 21Z-LANDSCAPING 

SERVICE 

TRIMMING, removal, spraying, 

CUT FUEL BILLS-Have bet- feeding and stump removal 

ter health - be more como. Free estimates. Complete tree 

fortable. Call us about auto. serviee Cal Fleming Tree 

matir.ally controlled humidi- Servic~ TUxedo 1-6950. 

fier in your home. Also: ' 

. . TREES and stumps removed, 

U ElimlOate fur n ace dust trimming Insured winter 

with ,electric filters. rates. 293.406&. ' 

* Call us regarding bot and 

rold air duets to attic and 

other rooms. 

"'* Complete 'Healing Service, 

EAST SIDE HEATING CO, 

VAlley 1,334_,45 and 46 

ELMERS PLUMJlING and Heating. 

Kitchen.Ajd Dishwashers, 

disposJ;l1s, dishmaster, repah', 

remodel. TUxedo 4-4882. 

21V-SILVER PLATING, 

• Silver & Gold PlaUll. 

• OxidiziD.,..and'Repab'in, 

• Brass Polishing & Lacquerihg 

• F1repiaee futures refinished 

• Copper polishine & buffin, 

LEEBERT 

SILVERSMITHS. 

14110 CHARLEVOIX 

3 BIks. West of Chalmera 

VA 2-7318 

21%-LANDSCAPING 

"SERVICES 

THOMPSON 

LANDSCAPING CO. 

Custom lawn and gardenserv. 

ice. Complete landscaping and 

designing. Fertilizing, sodding 

and trimming, Free estimates. 

PO Box llM7, Grosse Pointe 

Mich. TU 4.2720 

I 

WILLIAM FREE~ 

- LANDSCAPING 

Snow removal. Hourly or con. 

tract. 776-4037. 

SNOW REMOVAL-by the season 

oy job. VA 4.2024. 

CADILLAC DAMAGED 

Harold Lynch, 2080 Norwood, 

called Woods police on Monday, 

December 16, to report that on 

the previous night persons un. 

known bad shot at his '69 Cadi!. 

lac with a pellet 'gun and broken 

the left front window and damaged 

the dooJ. He told officers 

he heard noises around 2 a.m. 

Invitation 

To Bid 

Sealed bids will be received 

by the City Clerk of the City 

of Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. 

igan in the Munlcipal Build. , 

ing at 15115 E. Jefferson 

Ave., until 10 A.M. on Jan. 

uary 20, 1969, for the iur. 

n ish i n g of approximately 

4,000 gallons of 15% to 

17% sod ium hypochlorite 

(with 450-500 gal. storage 

tank) for use in the Waterfront 

Park swimming pool. 

Detailed specifications are 

available in the Public servo 

ice Department in the Municipal 

Building. 

Bid envelopes shall be plainly 

marked "Bid on Chlorine" 

and directed to the attention 

of the City Clerk. 

The City of Grosse Pointe 

Park res",rves the right to . 

accept or reject any or all 

bids. . 

N. J. ORTISI 

City Clerk 

G. P. N. 1-9.69 

Invitation 

To Bid 

Sealed bids will be accepted 

by the City. Clerk of the City 

of Grosse 'Pointe Park, 'Mich. 

igan until 10 A.M. on. Jan:uary 

20, 1969 in the Municipal 

Building, 15'1l5 E. 

Jefferson Avenue, for the 

furnishing of nursery stock 

(approximately 900 trees) 

to the City of Grosse Pointe 

Park. 

Det8iled specifications are 

available in the Public Service 

Department of .tbe Municipal 

Building. 

Bid envelopes shall be plainly 

marked "Bid on Nursery 

Stock" and direjlted to the 

attention of the City Olerk. 

The City of Grosse Pointe 

Park reserves the right to 

accept Dr reject any or all 

bids Dr any part thereof. 

G.P. News 

1-9.69 

NOTICE OF I 

ANNUAL .MEETING 

N. J. Ortisi 

CITY CLERK 

, Notice is hereby' given to members of the Colonial Federal 

Savings and Loan 'Association of Grosse Pointe Woods that the 

annual meeting will be held in !he office of the Association, 

20247 Mack Avenue, at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, January IS, 

1969. 

COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS 

AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 

Raymond M. Foley, President 

~rosse1foinfe fark 

NOTICE OF.LAST DAY FOR FILING 

NOMINATING PETITIONS 

FOR CITY OFFICES 

Nominating petitions for the following City offices 

must be filed with the City Clerk by 5:00 P.M. on 

January 28, 1969: 

Mayor 

3 Councilmen 

Municipal Judge 

Nominating petitions may be filed with the City 

Clerk as early as January 18, 1969. 

Petition forms are available at the offices of the 

City Clerk. 

GPN-l/9/69 

N, J, ORTISI 

City Cleric 

1 

CITY OF 

~ro"e1foinfeltark 

NOTICE OF REOISTRATIDN 

FOR 

SPRING PRIMARY 

TO BE fiELDON ... 

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1969. 

Notice is hereby given that registration of qualified 

electors who have not already registered, can be mll.de 

with the City Clerk of the City I)f Grosse Pointe Park, 

at his office in Jhe Municipal Building, 15115 East Jefferson 

Avenue, City of Grosse Pointe Park, Wayne County, 

Michigan, any date prior to an.d including January 17, 

1969, and that the City Clerk will be in his office daill 

from 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and on Wed»esdays until 

6:00 P.M. . 

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for tne convenience 

of tbe Electors, the City Clerk will be in his office from 

8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Saturday, January 11, 1969 and 

from 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. on Friday, January 17, 1969 

for the purposes of receiving registrations. . 

15115 East Jefferson 

VA 2-6200 

GPN-l/9/69 and 1/16/69 

IMPORTANT 

S~ECIAL NOTICE 

Registered, qualified electors in the City of 

Grosse Pointe Farms who expect to be absent'from 

th'ci'City' '01" who are"confUie,l' "to hOmE; or iMspitaI 

by illness or disability are urged to apply for absent \ 

voter's ballots at once, 

CITY OF 

FOR 

PETER CA~UTO 

CITY CLERK 

N. J. ORTISJ 

City Clerk 

NO APPLICATION CAN BE MADE AFTER 

2:00 O'CLOCK P.M.,.SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 

1969. Application must be made prior to such time 

at the City Office. 

CITY OF 

ABS.ENT VOTERS' BALLOr 

PRIMARY ELECTION' 

FEBRUARY 17, 1969. 

i ; 

.. -; ~ 

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION 

PRIMARY CITY ELECTION 

TO BE HELD ON 

'£TER CAPUTO 

CITY CLERK 

Published: G.P.N.-January 9, 1969 and January 18, 1969. 

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1969 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that registration 

of qualified electors who have not already registered 

can be made with the City Clerk of the City of 

Grosse Pointe Farms, at his office in the Municipa1 

Building, 90 Kirby Road, City of Grosse Pointe 

Farms, Wayne County, Michigan any day prior to 

and including January 17, 1969, and that the City 

Clerk will be in his office Monday through Friday 

from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. and Wednesday even. 

ings until 6:00 P.M. for the purpose of accepting 

registrants. 

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for the 

convenience of the electors, the Clerk will be in 

his office from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. EST, on Sat. 

urday, January 11, 1969 and from 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 

P.M., EST, on Friday, January 17, 1969 for the pm" 

r'lse of receiving registrations. 

90 Kerby 

TUS-6600 

Road 

Published In G.P.N. January 9, 1969 and 

, 

January 111,1969,

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* 

who. where and whatnot 

bY!Dhoozit 

* 

Years change, times change ••• and now there's a 

change, in emphasis, in the annual College Information 

Night, designed to help Pointe students and parents .by 

providing practical data on higher education in America 

today ••• 

.. '" .. 

• , • In l1ast years • • • the program has presented 

. information and answered questions, about testing espe. 

cially, about how to get INTO college in general • , , 

But today's parents and students are as concerned with 

the issue ON campus - Greater Freedom in Housing 

Conditions, Partici~ation of Students in Administrative 

Decisions, Drug Use, Demonstrations, e.g.-as they are 

with the issue of getting. ONTO the campus • • • 

.. * ... 

, • • • Many questions hav~ been raised about the 

r~ghts and interests of students, the college administratIOns 

and parents .•• So, this year, the program will 

. focus both on (1) How to Get Into College, and (2) Attitudes 

and Behavior on the C,ampuses .•• 

for 

•• • College Information Night 1969 ... is scheduled 

Tuesday evening, January 14, at 8 o'clock in the 

Gymnatorium of Grosse Pointe SOUTH High School •• 

It is mainly for 11th grade students and their parentsof 

BOTH North and South High Schools-but any interested 

resident is invited to atwnd ••• 

A class of junior NCOs-all potential sergeantswas 

listening to .a particularly boring lecture by the 

sergeant who was currently making life miserable. "A 

good sergeant," he droned', "can't be made; a good 

sergeant has to be born . . . Any questions?" 

A weary voice from the back of the room asked. 

"In or out of wedlock?" 

... 

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... 

-Reader's Digest 

vaneed Technology (or Contino 

enlal Aviation Engineering Cor. 

poration. 

John I.. Harned of 579 N. 

Brys dri ve, is eo:author of a 

paper titled "Measurement of 

Tire Brake Force Characteris. 

tirs as Related to Wheel Slip 

(Anti-Lock) Control System Design" 

which he will deliver on 

January Iii. Harned is Sta(( 

Project Engineer at the GM 

Technical Center. 

Carl E. Hedeen of 5 Fairlake 

lane, will deliver a paper on 

"Side Impact Structures," Hedeen 

is General Director-Prod. 

uct Engineering Section, Fisher 

Body Division of General Motors 

Corporation. 

Russell R. Noble or 947 Lake 

Shore road will deliver a paper 

o "The Application of Federal 

Motor Vehicle Safety Standard" 

to Public Utility Vehicles," 

Noble is Chief Engineer. Truck 

Safety for Dodge Truck Opera. 

lions of Chrysler Corp. 

Haig D. Tarpinian of 1244 

Bishop road, will deliver It 

paper on "Equipment for Meas. 

uring Forces and Moments on 

Passenger Tires." Tarpinian is 

Manager. Test Development & 

Labo.ratories Section, Uniroyal 

Tire Company, Division of !Jni. 

royal. Inc. 

The meeting, which is sponsored 

by the Society of Auto. 

motive Engineers. is the top 

annual event in world automo. 

tive engineering circles. An at. 

tendance of more than 25,000 Is 

expected (or the m~eting which 

runs from January 13.17. 

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Feature Page 

Pointer of Interest 

* 

Good Taste 

Favorite Recipes 

of 

People in The Know 

Posters Promote 

Pancake Supper 

Thursday, January 9.: 1969 

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* 

OLD FASHIONED 

POTATO SOUP 

Contributed by 

Mrs. A. C. Wendler 

4 medium size potatoes 

1 large onion 

1/2 C. celery 

llA cups water 

3 C. milk 

2 tsp. salt 

¥!, tsp, pepper 

2 Tbsp .. chopped parsley 

1f2 lb. bacon 

Peel potatoes and oniiOIl 

and dice. Add celery and 

water and cook uutU done. 

Puree vegetables and r\!turn, 

to cooking until crisp. Sprinkle 

over soup with chopped parsley. 

Serves six. 

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flJ4Jtnte 

Counter Points 

••• Five college * representatives '" 

•• ,have accepted Photo by Eddie MeGl'ath Jr. The Parent Club of Grosse S' I . f M' th' CI t 373 F' h R ad 

The masters of St. Paul's School, Concord, N.H., 

were playing basketball against the inmates of the New 

Hampshire State Prison. Apparently the convicts didn't 

want to hurry back to their cells, for each quarter was 

longer than the preceding one. After nearly two hours, 

the score was 122-101 in favor of the S1. Paul's team. At 

this point, one of the masters shouted to the prisoner 

running the clock, "Hey, buddy, ho,w much time y'got 

left ?" The prisoner replied, "Three years." 

-Sports Illustrated 

To Give Papers At SA.E Parley 

Grosse Pointe area residents 

are preparing som£: o[ the nearly 

250 technical papers to be 

presented at the 1969 SAE In. 

ternational Automotive Engineering 

Congress & Exposition 

schp.duled for January 13-17 at 

Cobo Hall, Detroit. The men 

art': 

H. William Ellison of 1635 

Ford court. CO';lUthorof a paper 

to be delivered on Monday. 

January 13, titled "Torque.Ten. 

sion Test Data Acquisition and 

Rcduclier;'~ac.ti.Vi~ dtreetilr,_ c~"(llWJl/,,Jigy""'~ ~eup ..i(1t,.);':~.w.~r~lI!el'i Parruc-, 

PILFERINGS if there were a need for it," she and we're playmg January 14 "B f I '.' d I serves as co-ordinator for the C1i.tere,19463 Mack Avenue. An expert Will analyze and 

says. "I just enjoy the adventure for Tuesday Musicale." . work:d or; a va~i~~Y6faj~~~ 'for conlest and the supper. . then redesign. ,!!our makeup._You ~o each step yourself 

Richard Burton does a dazzling impersonation of of moving to a new place, meet. Srmphony Nellded Her. a variety of firms: In the I~sur- Poster awards were made under superV'lswn !;o you can do tt perfectly at home. 

John Giel~d. Many years ago, as Burton taIls it, he ing new people . . . . Sh~ s no longer a pereUSSlOn- anee Department of a sugar Monday, January 6 at Grosse TUxedo 4.8858. 

. was amusmg some fellow student.-actors by "doing" "Luckily, we've managed to 1St. I was never really that f t f' Pointe North by Parent Club 

,.,'elgud S dd nl th f f h' d't ~ d d' I .. h company, or a compu er Irm, 

\.71 . U eye aces 0 IS au I ors ~r()ze, an fit in easily wherever we've goo. a ~~rcusslOn p aye~, s e for an advertising agency .1 •• President, Dr. Robert Everett 

the giggles went silent. Burton turned around to see gone. We've always found a few, admits. One of our. neighbors - - - All posters l'ntered in the eon- 

. Gielgud standing behind him, looking as fearfully im- good friends ... " in Grosse Pointe court was .. E~JOY.sBemg ~resl~ent lest will be used in the school 

perious as Catherine o~ Russia. "Generally speaking," The Youngs have a daughter secretary for the Grosse Pointe. T~ls I,S my ftfst tm~e .as and local community business 

said Sir John, "very good impersonators do NOT make as well as II son, Shannon, four- Symphony, and she said the presldenl-and 1m cnJoymg places ot advertise the first famvery 

good actors." and-a.half, born on St. Patrick's Symphony needed a percussion- myself thoroughly. ily event at the new high school. 

-William Redfield, "L:ltters From An Actor" Day, ("That," says Janet, "is ist, so I said I'd try. . . "This year, my second 'pres i- Mr. & Mrs. Don Coehel1, 

... .. .. ' lhe reason for the Irish name- Janet no longer plays with the de~tial' year, see~s. much chairman of the Pancake Supfor 

'Kevin,' we have no ex- Symphony, but she and Tom do casler' than ll!st. We ve h.a~ a, per for the Parents Club, and 

ellse"). . attend Pointe Symphony con- lot of hel~ f~om our Al!xlhary masterminds of the Poster con- 

Both children go to school certs. And she's a member o( that we dldn t have last year. test, emphasize that everyone is 

down the street, Kevin to Maire, the Grosse Pointe Symphony Last year, there ,~ere' many welcome. 

where Janet's a Room Molher, Women's Committpe weeks when I nllt ID over 40 Supper will slart at :;:30 p.m. 

Shannon to the Neighborhood She belongs to~ to the hours on Women's Symphony on Wednesday, January 15, in 

Club Nursery School. G P . t Ch b M' Society work. And that's hard the cafeteria. and com m 0 n s 

rosse OlD e am er; USIC with a young family" d ti . n - 

Dog Earns Respect Players and the Women's Asso- , .' ,roo~ an con ~u: un I ev~ry 

Artd there's a family dog: ciation .for the Detroit Sym- Janet s . pa,rtleularly , eXCIted one IS served. Tickets are pnced 

Toby., whose aneeslry is a bit phony Ie ... .. 

Come In And See Our Etchings • _ . You're invited 

to the opening reception for artist Le~non Tho~pson, 

Sunday, January 19th, at the Grosse Pomte. Studio, 395 

Fisher Road. The exhibit will last through. F~bruary 

18th. It includes beautiful water colors and handsome 

(copper plate) etchings. 

'" .. * 

Leave The Driving To Them . . . Take the Royal 

Coachman Limousine to or from Metro. There are no 

transfers to. make, no baggage' to carry and you save 

one-half the price of a cab. Call TUxedo 6-1322. 

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Syiing Feature .••• Thc common, ordinary kitchen eorne~ design 

can be something with personality, thanks to ~uaker Matd. !,os. 

sibilities include built.in unges, ovens and. slDks for a delight. 

ful dimension plus handy Laz)' Snsans that always please. Seil aU 

the possibililies at Kitchen Rcmodelers, 15218 East Jefferson. 

. *.. '" 

Fish Fry ... all you can eat! Every Friday! Fresh 

lake perch with French fries, cole slaw, fresh roll and 

butter ... just a dollar forty-nine at Wesfield's, 25506 

Mack at Somerset. TUxedo 5.1003. 

just two days old, from RIGHT L.) Kaiser of IIlerriweather 

IR HOUSEl road 

IN FRONT OF THE ., ., • 

The bike was never recovered. n;as other ~fhhahons 

Dorothy Ashby. playlOg at the 

pre-party reception. 

"We plan lo have about 1,500 

people there. We already have 

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Detroit Madrigal Club 

Sets 'Jan. 13 Auditions 

"Kevin," his mother says. She s 

"was most understalltling." He Tuesday 

an ~etlve membe~ ot. over 200 reservations. _ ." 

MUSICaleof Detrol!, a Janet and Tom Young will be Auditions to sing with The 

was most disappointed 

course. . . 

too, of me~b~r 

Un!tawm 

o( the Gro!se pOID~e on hand, of course, as will Sara 

C h u r e.h Women s Ladd who, incidentally is serv- 

Madrigal Club of Detroit wll 

be held Monday evening, Jamj. 

!aI!ers take~ a course intai1(- DAlltlan.eteWand~resstdcnthof tshe ing as Detroit Women's 

orlng and enJoys any sort.o .e rO! omen s ymp ony o. hon., Society treasurer 

Sym- ary 13, at 8 o'clock in the Reunder 

hear~al Room o.f the Covenant 

An interesting program is 

planned for the Tuesday, Janu- 

Ileedle\l(ork, but .her . favonte clety: . : ., ~resident Young. Baptls! Church ID James Couz- ary 14, meeting of the Episcopal 

"home.work" pastime IS wood- Rather an impreSSive hsl of 

workiag: The Youngs, who .eommitments for only a four- 

.d fro'n Grosse Pointe court year Po'lnter'. 

move 

F. E b 

Come rom vcryw ere 

S A.nd t thed ASYTl1:p,honyplayers, I Ibers 

Iens highway. near the Seven Churchwomen of St. Michael's 

!lfile and Lodge Expresway. I 

August Maekelberghe is con- C.llIreh. luncheon at Following 12:30 o'clock. the usua there 

Pllln Inter-Faith Panel Program 

to Loraine .road last June, arc "The one person who really oCle y ~.n u~ll~ry ~en 'ductor of this .wom~n's eh~rus. will be a, panel discussion orin 

the middle of do-it-yourself helped me a lot" says Janet are .askmg fnen s T~ ~~n~, There are opemngs m all vOIces. "anized by the Detroit Round 

restoration-renovation Y ". B t '(11' R b t) formmg groups. " ey e Rehearsals are held every eo h I' J d 

Half.Done Proj~cts oung, IS e te ,.rs, 0 er heading into Cobo Hall for the Monday night through April 18 Table o( Cat OICS, ews an 

"This house is full of half- Cr,?ssen. . Valentine Ba!1 from every cor. in preparation for ~ spring co~- Protestants. 

done projects," Janet smiles; I She sponsored me, In the 1 ne,: of the city. every su?u~b. cert. an.d wee~ly attendance IS The Round Table associate 

"I've got to get tops on those Cha~ber Players-that s really We once had. a percussIOnist imperatIVe. director, Robert B. Johnson, will 

end tables"-she gestures to' t~e first !oeal group I was asso- who used to dnve all the way Auditions IT,ay be arranged present three speakers o~ va!y. 

ward two small tables flanking cla~ed ,;.th; I attend 7 d. one of down (rom Brighton for rehear- by contacting CoUene Stafford" ing backgrounds; they Will gIVe 

her living room couch-" and their concerts an,d I liked them sals,", Janet muses. It appears 885-8507. or IIfrs. Marlowe Bel. short talks and then turn the 

I've got to finish Shannon's very, very much. They ~eemed there s nothmg ~aU'hearte,d anger. 474.7098. meetiOl~ over to questions from 

cury. Mr. Jenkins is an active 

citizen in many groups, but recently 

has been chairman of the 

Police Fifth Precinct, Jefferson 

Station, Citizens-Police Committee. 

In this position he has been 

a strong influence in the Fifth 

Precinct for bringing citizens 

and police together for discussion 

of the problems existing in 

that community and the opportunities 

that are there. 

He will discuss the responsIbilities 

citizens have for law, 

order and justice in, the community. 

As is the usual practice, the 

day's schedule will begin with 

the Celebration o( the Eucharist 

at 11 o'clock, followed by a business 

meeting in the Parish 

House at 11:30. Reservations for 

the luncheon may be made by 

calling the church beforehand. 

There will be babysitters on 

hand to care for the pre.schoolers. 

• I' . t d t 0 ails sort of pro.am ...eur, whu:J1 ap- about these DetrOit Women s 

room: d h vet pam I rt eto" w wid pea come t ... at th'at time, I Symphony Orchestra mem bers. 

an l~ve .~? e. th go. art hadn't played in public for Cerl ainlv ther.e's nothi ..g half. 

[ wtha ~alD mg, IS : ea;y P about four years-and in Tues. hearted about Janet Young, 

0Th. e annon s R 0 ect 

y 

1 

----------- the audience. 

Dr. Hulda Fine. an educator 

recently retired as a regional 

superintendent for the Detroit 

Stewart-Hosler 

Troth Re'vealed 

m b ~IOdJ'ng' 

1 

day 1Ilusieale. And she got me Comfortably happily commit. 

e oungs are a so III I '. in her bed. bookshelves and a mtereste d' m the Women•s Sym- ted to he! famIly, '. her home an d 

phony. her mUSIC, her hands arc sel. 

Public Schools. wbo in addition 

to serving the Board of Educa. 

tion ill many capacities, leetur. 

chest 0f dra we rs.. 

"b d . '" I "Tom likes wood.w d 'dl 0 r kin g, I sub. e ID th~ ''.omen s, om I ,e. _ 

too," ,Janet says. "He likes do. Symphony s percussIOn section They re capable hands. tal 

ing things to the house; he says a couple of times and got to ented hands, han~s that move I 

il's his hobby. ~now ",:,~at a remarkabl!' grouil surely to accomplish what they 

"I bought him a power saw- It was. set out to do. In honor of my new 

ing and teach' mg. has been 

ac. 

Itive in many civic groups. will 

talk aoout the roots of preju. 

dive and what we can do now 

to help children and adults overbut 

I think I've used it as much 

as he has!" 

Accepts Assignment 

When Bette Crossen became 

They work well. 

-----sweetness 

d;spositiLln 

and 

- 

I i g h t 

as one 

come prejudice. 

A second panel member is 

Music is more than a young 

astime. 

P 

The two pianos in their living 

president of the Detroit Wo- Handweavel5, 

men's Symphony Society, she W'.II Gather 

asked Janet YOllng to serve as 

Spinners 

Tomorrow 

who bitterly resented 

the meter maids - I 

'would like to say what 

Mrs. John. Shada, activ;l in 

Catholic She has affairs also been for many involved years. in 

many inter.religious activities. 

Mr. and Mrs. James Hosler. 

of Haysitie, Wis,. have anroom 

a grand from Janel's her printing chairman. Janet The Detroit Handweavers and a nice one we have 

moth~r.in.law's housc and an I said yes: Spinners will meet tomorrow. now _ Joyce Clark is 

upright bought to. fit into. an I "Having been a secretary. I "'riday. January 10. at North. a credit to the Woods 

early days o( Ihelr marriage could type all the informalion land Center. Room C. in the _ if you get a ticket 

&partment, arc for use not for! out There were very few prob. Concour~e, Pa,.king Lot E is. 

show 

. lems ' . . . " sugges ted for th ose no. t f amI.1' lar I from her-you deserve 

Family of Musicians When Bette stepped down with the Northland area. it ! 

Tom plays piano, organ, from thc pre"idency. Janet A "Show IInd Tell" prOln'am I 

French horn and accordion. stepPl'd up to it. on Crackle Weave. is schedulerl i STUDIO CAMEllA SHO°n 

Shannon's taking Suzuki Method The Detroit Women's Sym, at I o'clock, With Margaret I It r: 

violin lessons lit the Grosse pho.ny. oldest existing all.woman Anderson liS moderator. Visitors CARL JOY 

Pointe Conservatory, (her tiny symphony orchestra in the arc welcome and may o.btain I NER. - 

violin looks like a toy, but it United States, opened its 22nd more information by calling Mrs. 20229 MACK - in. the Woods 

She has received awards and nounccd the engagement or 

recognition for her public speak. their daughter. Kay to Bruce 

ing, for her organizataional ahil- A. Stewart, Jr. ' 

I ity and for her forthright ap. Mr, Stewarl's parents are Mr. 

I proach to modern.day problems. and Mrs. Bruce A. Stewart of 

particularly in dealing with North Oxford rOlld. A Univer. 

youth. I ~ity of Michigan graduale he 

I She has agr('ed to talk about is now a student at the U o'r M 

the home. the family and what Dental School. Miss Hosl~r wili 

can he done to help youth in this be graduated from the Univer. 

Idifficult. time. . sity of Michigan in April. 

A third panel ma~ber IS The wedding is planned -for 

.'~mes Jenkms, a b,usmessman May at the Grosse Pointe Woods 

is completely playable, COil)- season November 19, with a A, B. Pfleiderer at ED 1.5965. -- With Frank Adam Lmcoln Mer. Presbyterian Church.

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