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Vol. 35--No. 39 "Ie;::' ~.~~~: IIIe GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER.26, 1974 lie Per Cop,
.,." Per Yeu 28 Pages-Two Sections-Section One
HEADUNES ....
Tb.an:da,., 8epCember II
PRE SID ENT FORD
pledged Wednesday at the
United NatiOllS General As.
sembly that the United states
will do its best to heip fill
the world's Deeds for food,
and challenged the Arab
countries to cooperate in an.
swering demands for oil. He
proposed four guidelines for
a global approach: 1) that
all nations increase produce
..substlintially, " 2) that all
countries seek a level of
prices agreeable to both producer
and consumer, 3) that
aU nations avoid abusing
fundamental needs for the
sake of DarroW national ad.
vantage,and 4) that all
countries assure that tbe
P90rest among them are not
overwhelmed by rising prices
of imports necessary for sur-
vival.
Test Resources To R~s~e
NegotIatIons
By Disaster Drill Of Disputes
At Bon Secours
Woods Council Alters
Decision under Pressure
from Concerned Cit.
izens, Sc:hool Board
Community Specialists
? f P• , er ormance: omte
Participate in
Th
eater Actors
Full-Scale
d
A d
By Roger
The Woo
A. Waha
d s Council
Realistic: Aspect unanimousl)' agreed that
Bon Secours Hospital's full.scale disaster drill the city should get back
Thursdar, Septe~~r 19, brought together man)" into the school crossing
community speclahsts to train and test their reo guard business at a spesources
for. handling potential community disaster. cial meeting. attended by
Grosse Pomte Theater ac. ------ an estimated 70 citizens
tors, wearing intricate wound including many crossing
make.up, createf
station for making-up the Stolen Car Full of loot the fac~ that the Board of
victims again this year. The Education has refused to ac.
actors arrived wearing old Spotted in Ann Arbor cept the responsibility of the
clothing which was soon rip- by Alert Washte- safety of school chUdren. the
ped, dirtied' and spotted with C ty D solons requested City Admin-
• • • imitation b 100 d as though naw oun ep' istrator Cbester E. Petersen
Fricbly, 8eptember 21 they had been through a real uty Sheriffs to re.establish the crossing
PRESIDENT FORD'S plan tornado, this year's pretend guard program previouslY
to bold down iDflatioD by cut. "Victim" HARRY STUTT, an actor with the were participants in Bon Secours' disaster drill, disaster. Two Macomb County furnished by the city for the
tiDg federal spending su!- Grosse Pointe Theater, is diagnosed by DR. ViN- held Thursday, September .19, to qain and test IA.structed by Nurse residents responsible for protection of the children.
fered a stiDging sethack CENT ADAMS and tagged for emergency room the emergency'resources of The Pointe community. The actors had been in. the burglary of the home Mr. Petesen told the NEWS
Thursday as the Senate re- treatment ,by PATRICIA GRADY, R.N. The three structed in make.up techni- of Dr. Froo.eric Watts. 7 Monday morning, September
jec:ted his l'llQ.uo}St to delay ------------------------------------------ ques by Bon Secours Nursing Crestwood, on September 23, a letter would be mailed
a governmeD\ pay raise by ~""ack Block TeDDl-s'Enthusl-asts Tell H C Coordinator J e a n WoeUel, 9, were detained in'The that day to Metropolltan
90 days. His Plan was beateD lU.' Ope to ut R.N., at a me~tiDg at the Shores local cell in lieu CouncU 23 AFse & ME.AFL.
by a vote of ... to S5 in wbat hospital the prevIous week. A of -10000 bond each fol. CIO "requesting them to have
he called "tbifirat test" of P bl G H f F t- f Set cballengeto even the best ~, .' the croulng guards report
his ecollOm!c'IioUcy In Con. ro ems 0 opes or orma lon 0 ugar os S make.up artist, the partici. lowmg an arralgn.~ent back to work based upon their
gress. Only eight Democrats _ _ pants created technical works before Sh('.re~ MUniCIpal current salary. ($1,00 per
and 27 Jt~publicans support. Under Study' Commumty WIde League By Boycott of art simulating embedded Judge J. Patnck Denis on crossing. $7.60 a day), and
ed him. As a, result of the ----. glass fragments compound Friday September 20. fringe be.nefits proposals while
t th . _'1, tak ' • . ' we continue to negotiate or
vo e, e pay r/USe WUl e I ------- --- . fract~es. cuts, third-degree Charged with committing mediate all un r e • 01 v e d
effeet as scheduled on Qc:to.. Bui ding Permit Appeal Organizational Meeting Called for October Movement Started In St, electrIcal .bums and, in one the break.in and looting of issues,"
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CQNSUMER P1UCES. rose A.n Complaints . By John T1D~~ .•. ' , " 'Housewives Join were ready to be transported ford J. SteggelJ, 22, of 14616 fits and sen1~rit
one perceDt: In A~gust in O1e . ICE I him If" "..c..._ . t . to the hospital by City ~ Jacob, East Detroit. 'nle bur- 'r
three-eOUllty Detroit metro- By Barbara B11lIlO . very man .lor se may IIC'-vme an ou - and police vebicles and a De. glary took place while Dr. others. Before furth
poUtp area, .slower than the An appeal from a de- dated adage on Grosse Pointe tennis courts next ThBY ~_ger tAt' Wfab -od troit Emergency AIe d i c a I Wlitts and bis family were can be laken, he said, e city
national averllge. Nationally pial ot a building permit y~ar if c~rtain tennis enthusiasts in the city accom. e 'uuyco 0 i0 S Service van. absent from home for sev. m~st hear from the union..
the Federal Bureau of Lbor to enlarge a Mack avenue plish theIr goal. I ---------- which con t a in sugar. The alarm sounded, hospi. eral weeks. ~e crossing guards WIll
Statistics, (BLS). reported restaurant stirred up a Team tennis, the most reo "We want to give local S~~;:~ blou:ew~}~ C~:~~ tal. personnel responded to Loot IDcludes Car ~oo~~:el:~uf:~~~~~en~~
yesterday t hat consumer small storm of protest cent phenomenon i~ t~e youths a chance to compete k h d t Th theIr pretsslgned duties set. The enUre loot, including a In accordance with past sen.
prices Increased 1.3 percent among close to 70 resi.
during the month. The Dt...
troit consumer price index dents who at~ended .the
now stands at 151.3, a level Farms Council meetIng,
Monday, September 23.
10.6 percent higbel' than
August of last year. BLS said The residents' "rimary ob.
that real spendable earnings jection was based on Insuffi-
(take-home pay which ac- clent parking facilities for
counts for inflation effects), the businesses in the Ma~k
sport;s world, ma>: fmd Its
way mto Grosse Pomte parks
next summer if ellOugh supporters
are rallied to an orgOM;.ational
meeting .....t. 1.
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The meeting organized by
Reese and Ed~a McFarlane
of Hillcrest road has been
scheduled to pla~ a tennis
In tennis matches without wpOel~nt'e "~hseSrPereaarea hOouse~ ling up e. er,gency treatment
parents driving them back.. centers fo~ sbock and ambu.
and forth or supervising it," wives are refusing to buy latory pa~~nts. Those most
she continued. "We hope that such goods for a 10-day severely lDJured w 0 u I d be
each municipality will or- d h h F' t t d' th h ital'
perio w ic began n- rea e !h e osp s
ganize one 110 that matches day, September 20, and emergency ~oo.m. ..
can be scheduled like the which will continue to Twenty vlc~ms arrived at
Inter-City Swim Lea g u e Monday, September 30. the. hospital In a IS-minute
schedule." ~er~od. They rec~ived a prelate
model car, valued at a iority for the time being,"
total of approximately $17,- stated Mr. Petersen.
000, was recovered by Wash. But until the Ume "ome~
t C nt d t h iff hi.. •
enaw ou y epu y s er s w en al guards are back on
Randy Evans and Dan Cook, the 12.affected city school
it was disclosed by Shores crossings, public safety om.
Det. Sgts. Frank Mustazza cers, meter maids, volunteers
and Charles Wenrich, who and the dog warden will cover
credited the pair with clear. the locatioos.
in August decreased 0.9 per. 8venue block between CalVID league and gather citizen in- Mrs. McFarlane forsees We have been calling our 1I.mmary diagnOSIS by physi. ing the Walts burglary. After the council announced
cent from the July level. and Kerby roads. After an put regarding rules fcr such some type of "ongoing lad- friends and hope for a chain Clans, were transPOrted to According to Sgts. Musl81. its decision, which rescinded
· · · :~~:~:~:so~::~~ss~o: a league. :re:mto'::e~:t::e th ::u~: ~::tcti~~ t~i~~e ;rc~ot~rf::;~ th~ ~ro~ ~r:tment area za and Wenrich Evans and its earlier action to pull out
Sw1cIay. September 22 bate, however, 8 list of prob- Mrs. McFar~ne ~ent let. wJ1ich contain sligar, said an . ea en gan. Cook, while on r~utine patrol of the crossing guard business
HURRICANE FIFI, which 1 m tern in f bu in ters to recreation directors, competing weekly, adhering Mary Lou Rowe, 01' Edmonton . WIthout t~e dis~stcr r 1an , passed a gas station in Ann Monday, Septembel' 9, ap-
began Friday cutting through e ssm g rom s - city officials, club and Inter. to Lawn Tennis Association drive. Mrs. Rowe, who said It would be ImpoSSible to ade. Arbor, whcn they observed a plause fJlled tile council cham.
El Salvador, Nicaragua. Be- :~~~sd.all along the block reo ested reslde:nts on ~ptember rules as closely as possible. Beverly Ribaudo of St. Clait quately handle so many lie- late model Cadillac parked in bers.
lize {formerly British Hon- Pi r's AIle 18696 Mack 18 requestmg their atten. "It should probably be lim- Shores initiated the boycott (ContiDued 011 Page 6) the driveway of the station Reaction to the decision
duras) and Guatemala. hit avc:e
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a r~staurant and dan.ce at ~ meeting and ited to children from eight to action. stated Monday mom- ------ and stopped to investigate. obviously pleased most clli.
Hond~U'as, the t,ardest. A cocktail loun e made the ~sking for J.!lformaUon ~n~ 16 years of age or a little ing. September 23, that City Purchases All Items Recovered zens and the school system,
massIve mtema,tional eliort 'appeal to the ~~rms Council I~~as regardmg ~u1es, eh~l. older, but this is not an ar- around 20 Woods housewives . although, at that time, sev.
was launched to aid Hondur- sitting as a Zoning Board of ~tl~ty. age gr~upmgs, offlc- bitrary limit," Mrs. McFar- haVe joined the protest. St. Clair Lot The burglal'Y m The Shorcs cral crossing guards ex.
an. victims. Lt. Roger Val. A eals. The mana er of the lating, schedul~n? and meth. lane stated. "It depends on Hard to Cvunt took place about 10 p.m. on presscd confusion as to it they
lecillo of the H 0 n d u ran .!sPtaurant Willi'am g Demor- od.s of determtnlhg seasonal the Input we get at the meet- SiJ~tember 9, find the accused would actuaUy be back on the
t' ti 1 .~. mn ing." At this stage, it's impossi- The City Council, at Its pair were arrested at about job or if new guards would
govern~n s na ona emer- est, said the proposed addi- w ers. The meeting will be held ble to obtain an accurate regular meeting Monday, 1:30 a.m. on September 10 take over.
gency committee said, "Noth. tion would be for office "My husband and I have at 8 p.m. at SI. Paul Luther- count of Pointe women who September 16, gave City At- by the deputies. who not only Thc NEWS was nnable to
ing is certain yet but we now space storage space und ad- organized this meeting be. an Church at Lothrop and are participating because torney Richard Hinks au. found all of the loot i.n the rcach School Su""'rintendent
catculate 10,000 missing and dition~l lavatories cause we feel there Is more Cha1fonte in The Farms. those taking part are asked thorization to close a deal to car, but als.o two paus of Dr. James A. Adams per.
fully half of those dead." In addition he' said the than enough interest to begin The City's Neff Park, to call five of their friends purchase the property at 708 gloves, stackmg masks and a sonallybut in a statemcnt
The authorities' major fear seating capacity would be in. such a league," Mrs. McFar- wbich has no courts. could and urge them to avoid buy. S1. Clair avenue. The lot loaded revolv~r. The arrest. issued lrom his office Monday
was the threat of outbreaks creased by 40 seats but I~ne said. "On~e we estab- pose a problem, but Mrs. ing sugar products during will ultimately be used to cd men are bemg c~~rged?y afternoon, he said. "I am
of disease, such as cholera, stressed that this portion of hsn how much mterest there McFarlane suggested that a the lO-day span, provide off street parking Washte~aw authorltlcs ~Ith (ConHllued 00 Page 2)
from polluted waters, ll'ck of the restaurant would not actually is, we can present solution might be the courts "I was appalled at the price for Elwor!.hy Field. possessIOn of stolen property
food, and shortage of dry, open until 6 p.m. He said our information a!l~ plans to at the Neighborhood Club of candy," emphasized Mrs. Mr. Hinks said final nego, and carryinll a concealed
warm clothes. this would leave parking all of the Grosse Pomte coun- could probably be used to al. Rowe, who added, "( couldn't tialions with estate executor weapon.
• • • spaces for other area bus. eils for their approval." leviate the situation. believe wbat I was seeing." Hudson Mead call for a Young confessed to The
HOlIday, September 23 inesses that close at 5:30 Mrs. McFarlane said a ten. Don Hallmann, director of She admitted this boycott has $17,000 purchase price, wil~ Shores burglary and car thcft
RESCUE OFFICIALS or- p.m. tative schedule and a foll()w. (Continued OD Page 2) taken off and said housewives The City paying $5,000 down and Washtenaw officials reo
dered mass Incineration of The Board of Appeals, by up meeting will probably be in Detroit, Plymouth, Pon. and six percent per annum in. layed the information to
bodies Sunday to prevent epi. a vote of 6.(), denied the reo planned at the October 1 Wernet JOl"ns tiac, Waterford and Birmlng. terest. The mortgage will be
demics in Honduras caused (CoD.tb..ed on Page f) session. ham, among other areas, are paid off m five years. (Continued on Page 6)
by Huricane F Hi, Flood. H II f F participating.
waters brought out poisonous B C Th. f a 0 .ame Mrs. Rowe stressed she
snakes. The Honduran Army. Arrest of usy ar r.e wants this boycott to coninformation
services sa i d Ed Wemet. athletic direc- tinue and noted there may
mor'! than 2,700 bodies were Solves Total of 14 Cases tor at North High School, be several hundrerl women
burned or buried at Choloma was formally inducted Into using foods without sugar.
and 1,000 at La Ceiba. Au. the Michigan High School e.g., using fruit in place of
thorities said the true death Two Detroit men were Marshall Edward Otis, 18, of Coaches Hall of Fpme Satur- candy snacks fol' their youngtotal
from the storm might nearly run over by a rolling 1167 Ashland. A warrant ap- day, September 8. at Central sters.
be do ubI e (he confirmed car when they jumped out of proved by the Wayne Coon. Michigan University, (CMU). Get Good Publicity
5,000. U.S. planes from the the vehlc:le. which was stol- ty Prosecutor's 0 f f Ice Mr, Wernet was one of 10 "We are getting a good reo
Canal Zone brought water en, while they were being charged Otis with unlawfully coaches honored at a banquet sponse to the boycott," said
purUication un Its to the pursued by a Park officer on driving away an automobile, at which over 200 were In Mrs. Ribaudo. "J guarantee
coastal area to fight the most Tuesday. September 17, at it was disclosed by Lt. Gor" attendance at eMU, the you any woman who doesn't
u!gent problem, water con. about 1:50 a.m. don Duncan. A warrant permanent site of the Michi. know of the boycott isn't
tamlnation. The driver of the auto, against Otis' companion was gan High School Coaches aware of what's 4>een going
• • • stolen In the Park, was ar- denied on the grounds of In. Hall of Fame. on." She was referring to the
Tbelda,., september 24 rested by Sgt. Bobby McAI. sufficient evidence because Mr. Wernllt said he has heavy television and news.
PRESIDENT FORD open. Ister. The passenger. whose of inability to establish in. had several honors as a paper coverage the l,ouse.
cd the nlnlh World Energy name was withheld because tent. coach and player through the wives received ovcr last
Conference ill Detroit yester. no charges were brought Lt. Duncan said that with years but this one "was a weekend.
day during his first visit to ngainst him. was arrested by the arrest of Otis, four car nice way to cap a career." Mrs. Ribaudo said the
Michigan since becoming Detroit police a short time thefts and about 10 attempt. He first came 10 South women aren't trying to boy.
president August 9. The later, and released to Park ed car thefts were cleared. High School in 1946 and cot! markets In groups wav.
speech was a blunt message authorities. The second man when the man confessed to coached footlxtll, basketball Ing placards nor are lhey
to Arab leaders that they can was found hiding under a the crimes. Under Michlg8n and 'bueball through 1967- trying to hurt the markcts.
expect serious trouble If they POrch a short distance away law, car theft Is a felony pun. 68 when he became athletic But she wants everyone. In.
overprice 011 or use It as a from the SCllne of !.he driv. Ishable upon conviction, to a director for one year. cludlng all the markets. to
political weapon. as hap- er's arrest. term of up 10 five years in A graduate of S'outh High, take note of prolils the sugar
pened last year with the 011 The man arrested by Sgt. prison. Mr. Wernet has been athletic industry is making.
embllrgo against the U.S. McAlister was Identified as (Continued 011 Page of) director at North since 1968. (CoDl1nued on Page 2)
Pointe Symphony Slates
Season's First Offering
The Grosse Pointe sym-I concerl of thc season.
phony Orchestra. under the Guest artists for the reo
direction of Felix Resnick, mainlng thr:-e concerls will
will present it's opf:ning con- be Halo Bablni, cellist. Jancert
of the 1974-75 season. uary 19, 1975, Ara Berherian,
Sunday, October 13, at 3:30 bass, Fcbruary 23, and on
p,m. in the Performing Arts May I, the Grosse Pointe
Center of North High School. Community Chorus, Richard
Vernier road at Morningside Johos, director.
drive. Rutn Burczyk has per.
Highlighting the concert formed on numerous acca.
will be the mother.daughter slons within The Pointe and
duopiano tcam of Rut h has been the featured soloist
Burc7.yk and Christine Bur. of numerous symphony 01'czyk
Allen playlnll Mendels. chcstras throughout the mid.
sohn's Concerto In E Major west and Can a d a. She
for Two Ph:nos and Orches. ill an art 1st of great
tra. technique. displaying all the
Dedicated to the broad elements or musical senslUvscope
of promoting perform. Ity included in the make.up
lng arUsts of distinctive pro. or a superb keyboard artfessional
caliber. thc Sym. 1st. .
phony Is especially proud to Chrlstlne Burczyk Allen
present this team in its first (Continued on Page 6)
Hearing Slaled
On Station Site
The Woods Council unani.
mously set the date of Mon.
day. October 21, tor a public
hearing to consider rezoning
the Marter Road Pumping
Station propcrty from Com.
munity Facilltlcs District,
(CF), to either R-IB or R.IC.
single fatlily resldcntlal dls.
lrict.
This action was taken lit
the regular meeting Monday
September 16. '
In Its rec;;mmendatlon. the
Planning Commission at their
Tucsday, September 10, mcet.
Ing noted that the surround.
ing residential area is zoned
R.IC and auggested thc prop.
erty be rezoned to R.1B.
However. tbe council felt an
"either. or" specification
should be includca In this
case.
The solons at the July 15
meeting accepted a Commit.
tee of thc Whole recommendation
to utilize the pumping
station site for single family
dwelling purposes.
At a public hearing on
June 17 the majority or cill.
zens In attendance had reo
que5ted such uNlle .

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Plge Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, September 26, 1974
To "cape aU eriticism aay I Live for todly-Iet yesternothiDl,
do nothiDf, be coth. dlY be a liYiD.g memory of
iDJ. the pall. .
School Crossing Guards Reinstated in Woods
(CcIII&Ia. In•• .,e l) the 101001 met in executive meeting wu ell1ecl for the "It hll bc!enour experience
pleased to 1l!lm thlt GroIIe seuioD end decided that the 19th. thlit volunteers can function
Pointe Woods will continue to city would discontinue pro- 8eMI Leuer in I limited way for short
provide crossing gUlrd servo viding the crossing guard Previous to the C.W meet. periods of time, but over the
ice for thousands of Ichool. service. ing, Mayor Benjamin W. long haul, it is unreasonable
age youngsters. Trustees, However, at the regular
parents and staff Ire de.
meeting Monday, september
ligbted ~t this fine spirit of 16, some 95-100 residents
cooperation. ,jammed the council chambers
"I WIS' h to take '''I'S
..,
oppor. and urged the solons, IOme.
tunity to thank the volunteers timC!s angrily, to reconsider
who served so .genero".ly .... and their action. At that time, the
efficiently durlO'II ."e recent council unanimously decided IOU
temporary breakdown 1ft ... servo to meet within a 4ll-hour per.
ice." iod and reach a dec..ision.
Pinkos received a letter from to expect volunteers day after
Mrs. Hanpeter informing him day to cover.,major crossings.
of the trustees' viewpoint "We realize from a legal
Ifter their executive session poil/otof view that it may not
meeting on the 16th. be d to f mum' .
man a ry or a CI•
She said the trlUtees had I' governm n.t to p vid
"a full and open discussion" pa c OlSlO' g gUI ecis b t fro m" ea
of the elimination of the city's responsl'bl'll'ty r . r, nn'fttu of ro .
crossing guards. "We unani- and l'n -ns'deration ..~... ofvIew th
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mously believe that the r~. hazards encountered b stu
sponsibility for pedestrilin dents. crossing the y major.
Pleuecl at DecllioD On Tuesday, September 17. safely rests with the local s t r e e t 5 in Grosse pointe
Board President Mrs. Ed. several council members met municipal government. More. Woods, we believe it is abso.
ward C. Hanpeter said she with some Board trustees to over, it is our unanimou~ lutely. imperative to provide
was pleased lIt' the council's discuss the situation. The position t hat the public tbis significant service."
decision and thO!continuation
(If negotiations. "I know the
city is as concerned as we are
solons then met in executive
session Wednesday morning
and focused upon the scope
schools could not through the
use of vlllunteers provide for
the safety of the students
Explores AeUoas
In commenting upon Mrs.
over the safety of school cbil.
dren."
She noted the school system
of the matter for around four going to and from school in
bours. Finany, the s~p.cial The Woods area.
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Hanpeler's letter at the Sep.
tember 19th meeting, Coun.
cilman George S. Freeman
said he was pleased to see
does provide safety patrols Tenn:Q League Hope' the responsibility for safety
but in no way could these &

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Thursd.y, September.26, 1974 G R 055 E PO I N TEN E W S Page Five
Park VieW8 Bus Shelter Falling Trend Continues Place Blaille O~l Love Spat I
A sturdy sleel.framed and gotlate tbe purchase of three I C H dl d b YSD A Detroit driver who was because he had had a fight I
aluminum aod glass siding Jots, including one owned by n uses on e y l. ticketed by both Woods and with his girl friend.
bus stop shelter will be coo. tbe Park, to be developed lor Shores police on Friday, Sep. He was conveyed to the
structed
f
at the southeast cor. its branch facility, lor cus. A decline in complaints
ner bO JhefferSOnand Pember. tomer parking and expanLlion Pbrocehsaetlywas again noted
t
.
on y t e Southeastern Mich. of its' drive.in teller service.
.
y t e
(YSD'
outh Service
h
Divi.
b
Igan Transportation Author. If and when the purchase is Slon, ), 10 amant . y.
ity (SEMTA) at an e~timated .concluded. the bank will ded. month comparison with cases
ment; tbe other girl is still
missing; and the boy return.
ed home voluntarily.
Nine applications lor pet!.
lion were filed with the
reckless
lember 13,
driving
for speeding
blamed
and
his
Sh
ores s
t
a
t'
lon, were
h h
e was
actl'on on a spal he had wI'th issued a violation ticket by
hl's gl'rl friend.
Pat
.
FOlule
., r.
f
or spee
d'
109
7-'
"
miles an hour on the Woods
The motorist. James J. seclion of Vernier. Cpl. Paint.
cost of $2.500,The Park Coun. icate a section of the pro. last year. Wayne County Juvenile Courl. Mair, 20. of 18435 Hoover. er gave the errant motorist II
cil was
Manager
informed by City
Robert A. Slone on
posed acquired property for
the bu~ shelter, Mr. Slone
During August. the
handled 59 complaints.
YSD
This
One of these was repeated
due to (he fact that Ju\'cnile
was being pursued by Woods
Public Safety Officer James
ticket for reckless driving.
In the Woods case, no bond I
Monday, September 23.
~aul Carter, the city's
Neighborhood Conservation
and Mr. Carter said. was .an increase of six over
If the bank cannot acquire! July but a decrease of 15 in
the' land then the sheller comparison to last August.
Court denit'll the original ap.
plication as tbe defendant
had reached his 17,th birth-
Fowler east on Vernier road
at 7S miles per hour. Vernier
is zoned for 3S miles per hour.
was required, but the Shores I
police said lIlair was required
to put up a bond of $75.
Coordinator, told the solons will be ~onstructed On the July's total of 53 cases was day before the court could The patrolman radioed th~ He is scheduled to appear in
that the construction of the sidewalk. a drop of 27 in comparison act. ,I Shores &tation that he was in Shores Municipal Court on
bus stop hinges on the hopes
that SEMTA receives a Fed.
eral Government grant for
It is hoped that the grant
will be approved so iliat
SEMTA can start building
to June and ,was 10 less than
the total handled last July.
The overall total of inci.
"In instances where the of.
lense is committed prior to
the defendant's reaching his
chase and that he had crossed
the Woods.Sho:-cslimits. .
Shores pubhc safety .offl'
Wednesday, October 25.
lIlair's troubles did nol end'
the building of a number of the Park bus shelter and oth. dents handled through Au. 17th year, with the defend. cers. Cpl. Chester. Pamter there. While still in the
such sbelters along its routes, er shelters sometime during gust is 490, all increase of ant reaching his 17th birth. and Patrolman Damel Healy. Shores station a teletype
The Park is scheduled to
have only the one at the bus
stop located near the Park-
Detroit city limits, just south
the winter months, the city
manager said.
One stipulation required by
SEMTA is that the Park
34 over the ~ame perioo'last day before Juvenile Court
year. action is taken, the judge
"Again we note a drop in Ipresiding ov~r .th~ ~unicipal
the case load for this month. court of ]UTlSdlcl1on can
saw the approaching cars at
8:59 p.m. They obSl'rved
Mair turning north on Lake.
shore. and gave chase.
over the Law Enforcement
III for mat ion Network, '
(LEIN). machine brought i
back the information that he I
of the Michigan National council pass a resolution that cQmpared to the same month order the defendant returned Cpl. Painter and Pat. Healy was wanted ona traffic .,,:ar-
Bank, the city will clean, wash and of last ~'ear," reports the di to t~e jurisdic~ion of the Ju.
The bank is trying- to ne. maintain the shelter at the vision. "Except for the cate.1 venire Court In accordance
---------- city'S expense. The council gory of larceny/theft and with Public Act 54 of 1961.
SHIP'S WIlED. FOUL WEATH promised its full cooperation. related oUellses this drop "During August two such
SAILING ----- was experienced in classiCi. cases were referred to Ju.
LACKS ABILITY' I cations previously of much venile Com.t in this manner."
SUIT The fellow who can't "ind higher incidence." says the Yf;D.
with the • h k
his niche in lIle certainly Isn't Larceny/theft was the T e 59 cases are bro en
HIDDEN HOOD ti 1 d t r t I . t t . d n f 11 1 ceny/
en t e 0 a promo Ion. op comp am ca egory ID t~~t :: 0 o;~~ ar.
42.50 Value
August, totJIlIing 16 cases. e. ; van a sm, nme;
r:0 When considered with reo aggravated assault and pos.
$ a I laled offense.\! such illS pos. session of stolen property,
3 2 . I session of stolen tlroperty, five each; runawa.ys, :lour,
• ror Mea and five incidents and burglary Burglary and mischievous
Women three, the tob.l climbs to 24: children, three apiece;. viola.
said lhey paced Mair at 65 Irant by J>:etrOilaut~onl1es,
miles an hour as they, too, Bcfore bcmg pc:mlttcd to I
took up pursuit. During the leave, h~ ~as required to post I
ch:lse the Shores officers and additional $7 bond on the I
said. 'they saw the Detroiter Detroit charge. 1
tailgating two other vehicles, -------- '
causing both motorists to
swerve ofl the roadway and MISS ELLlO'IT HONORED
almost colli-de WI.th another C I Ell' d
aro yn lott. allghter
aulo. .of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Elliott
. The corporal and patrol. r S P I
man sal'd that Mair cut to 0 t. au avenue. has been
appointed Director of the
the 'right and left and drove Center for Study of Womell
do)VD the cenler line' in an in Higher Education and the
effort to pass other vehicular PrOfessions_ Miss Elliott, a
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This is 'a higher r8te of in. tion of weapons laws, cur. traffic. 'I
cidence than both July and few/loitering, ,violation of Mair was frustrated in his
last August. ' controlled substances and via. atteiupt to find openings in
The division reports, "Due lalion of controlled sub. moving .traWc, ,wllen the
to the apparently increasing stance~/al~hol, ~wo each; Shores officers ordered him
combined abUlle of controlled and vlolat.lOn of liquor laws. to pull over to the curb in
arson disorderly conduct front of 1000 Lakesl10re.
substances
offenses will
and alcohol, these '.. 'Wilen ask';;" for a. re.as'on
be reported in threatenmg / nUisance . t~le. "'"
a format .10•.follow the sus. phone calls, othe~. crlmmal for his illegal driving, Malr
peeled trend." ' offenses and. SUSPICIOUSper. lold the Shores and Woods
11155 graduate of G r ass e
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Fo,,1 Weather C:o",fort' With that, th. e' YSD cites sons, one apiece. officers that he was upset Campus.
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Bon Secours Drill Successful
(Coa&lnuecl from Pale 1)
verely injured in such a short
time period.
Observen Present
Community e mer g e n c y
teams were invited to attend
the drill as observers. Radio
Amateur C i v i I Emergency
Service and the American
Red Cross were among those
represented.
And r e w Teetaert, City
police chief, set up communi.
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Downtown Sheppi", ArM
1833 E. JEFFERSON
cations with the hospital se.
curity guards from' the "tor.
nado site" using Bon Secours'
.'two-way radios.
.cc O"lU ... ' ficials and community parti.
85 Woodland Shore Drive
WO 3•4700 I After the drill, hospital of.
Conte~porary home for the active family. Large living and Jining
rooms with fireplaces. 33 fOot family room with fireplace and bar
overlooking heated swimming pool. 6 bedrooms, 4~ baths plus
apartment or guest room and bath with second family room.
Central air condi~ioning, first ftaor laundry roomi. automatic
green house, lawn sprinkler and attached garage. Excellent
assumable 7~% mortgage.
Call Owner 886-7686, aft.r 5 and weekend. 884-6843
cipants and observers met
for a critique of the disaster
plan. Communications, traffic
control, medications and supplies
and patient records
were discussed.
The drill served two pur.
poses. It was an excellent
training practice for com.
munity and hospital person.
nel who would have to per.
form th'ilir duties quickly and
eUicient1y in the event of a
real community disaster:
Secondly, It t est e d the
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writteo plao and uncovered
flaws: no blanket~ were sent
to the shock center and trans.
porling per son 0 e I spenl
precious t 1,n ~ relrieving
stretchers rather than removing
their vebictes from
the emergency e n t ran c e
driveway.
Beaked by Dr. Day
Francis T. Day, M.D.,
disasler commitlee chairman;
thanked the Grosse Pointe
Theater members for their
civic involvement and their
excellent portrayal of disaster
victims and the Grosse
Pointe City Fire and Police
Departments for their com.
plete cooperation and valuable
sU:~f)"t.
"Most important," com.
mented Dr. Day, "Bon Se.
cours Hospital and suppl..rt.
ing community agencies now
feel confident of their ability
to react to any community
disaster with a !ife-saving
plan tbat has been tried and
tested."
Jury Acquits Antonelli
Of Second Sex Charge
S3muel Antonelll, 30, was 1 expressed surprise about the
found innocent of a second juror's remarks that he presex
crime bya Wayne Cir- sellted the ca$e poorly. He
cuit Court jury on Tuesday, said he felt that the evidence
Septemher 17, althoullh sev- was enough.
eral juors Eaid that the tes- After the verdict was in,
timonv of a 15.year.old girl, Anlonelli said that he felt
the alleged victim, was be- tbat Wayne County Organized
lievable. Crime Task Force, which
The decision clearly upset conducted an investigation
Judge James N. Canham last year that led to his conwho
after curtly dismissing vic~on of arson .. had been
the jury refused to meet with trymg to harass hIm by try'
them following the verdict ing him on the sex charges.
when they stated they wanted H~ had bc~n disbarred atter
to explain why the innocent bemg convIcted of the arson
verdiet was reached of three vacant hOWies.
Antoneni a disb 'rr d t- 'According to testimony, he
" a e. a had purchased the three
torney and ,a former reSIdent dwellings in 1971 for a total
of.the Park, ~~d been char.;led of $10,000 and insurl.'iI them
WIth commlting sodomy on for $34,OaO. In December
I t~e person of the l11.year-o.ld 1971, the buildings were de.
gIrl, a mentaU~, retarded 515- stroyed in a three-day period.
ter of Ant?nelll. s present 16. Last June, Recorder's Court
year.old g,:,1 frlen? Judge Thomas L. Poindex-'
, Several Juors saId that the ter sentenced Antonelli to
15'rear-old's testi!R0ny was 2J,2 to 10 years. Since that
behevable, but cla~med there time, the ex-attorney has
~as not el)ough eVidence and been free' on apPeal.
mdicatfd t hat Assistant Attorney John Blanco. who
Wayne County Prosecutor initiated the cases .against
John J. Bums presented the Anlonelli said, "there is J10
case poorly. truth" to tbe man's allega.
Antonelli was acquitted on tion that the task force was
August 28 of a charge of "hounding .. and harassing"
takins ind-::"nt ll~rtles with Antonelli. "
a 12-year-old sister of the The attomey said An.
two girls. followIng a bear- toneill still. f'lces a federal
ing on this charge before charge of conspiring to bring
Circuit Court Judge Charles narcotics into the country.
Kaufman. . The charge is unrelated to
Judge Kaufman. at the the Task Force activities.
time, "with the greatest re-
luctance", ordered the jury
to find Antonelli. not guilty
because the prosecution
failed to prove a crime.
The judge noted that the
12-year-old had changed her
testimony between the time
of the pretrial "xamination
and the trial. The girl testi.
fied at the examination that
the disbarred attorney forced
her. to commit a sex act, then
she demedthis in Circuit
Court.
In the case of the 'I5oyearold,
she testified that her
older sister-Antonelli's girl
friend-had taken her to An.
tonelli's Park residence some.
time in 1973, and while there
Antonelli sodomized her and
her older sIster while the
three were in the same bed.
On Monday. September 9,
the 16.yeat-old testified that
her younger sister had been
in Antonelli's house, but
denied that sodomy had
taken place.
In presenting his testimony
on ¥onday, Antonelli also
denied committing the acts
and further stated that be
was always a welcome guest
in the Park home of the girls'
parents 011 a number of occasions
since the alleged inci.
dent.
Assistant Prosecutor Burns
Pair Charged
(CoatlDat!d from Page 1)
Shores police, who went to
the Watts residence, Sgts.
Mustazza and Wenrich said.
They discovered that the
burglars bad- entered the
house by breaking the glass
of the basement window. The
place bad been completely
ransacked.
other ThiDp Neil ":..
Taken, besides the car, the
Shores detectives said, were
two reC(!rd players, a movie
camera and projector, an
electric ukelele and a black
umbrella. Also a large num.
ber of foreign currency and
coins from a collection, and
other valuable items.
Dr. Watts identified his car
and all the valuables taken
from his home, the Shores
detectives said.
Judge Denis ordered that
Evans and Steggell be held
in the local jail until exam.
ination date, which was
scheduled for yesterday, September
25.
The Washtenaw County of.
ficials have placed a hold on
the pair on their charges.
People who invite trouble
find that it never sends regrets.
Thursday, September 26. 1974
SlatesFirst Offering
(~IIl:Dued from 'Pale 1) conducted the Detroit Sinbegan
studying piano as a foniet!!, as' well as many
child Wit:1 her mother. She small orcheslras and cham.
has consistently' received ber groups, and on several
ratings in the National Guild occasions has conducted the
of Piano Teachers Auditions, D~troit Symphony Orchestra.
and in June, 1973, was pre- }I'or the October 13 prosented
in her solo recital de- gram, Mr. Resnick has probut
while attending Macomb grammed orchestral works
County Community College of Anton Dvorak, tbe "Slav.
as a student of Daniel Olsen. ische Tanze, the "Suite from
She is presently majoring in the Dramatic, Music of Henpiano
while working on her ry Purcell" and Zoltan Ko.
Bacheklr of Arts degree at daly's "Hary.Janos Suite."
the University of Kansl!. Tickets for lhe concert are
I In January of this year, I still available at $3 for adults
the mother-daughter teal"" and $1.50 for students by
made their duo.piano debut calling 884-6645. They may
with the SClmdinavian SY~' be purcbased at the box ofphony
Orchestra. The musI- fice lhe afternoon of the percal
press lateI' reported, formance.
"Tbe solo Si!quences proved
the competence of the two
soloists' technical abilities,
their delicate sensilivity, and
seemingly effortless com.
mand of the eXQuisHearl of
interaction. Their compati.
bility was indeed beautiful
jn tbe ears of the audience."
Felix Resnick. conductor
of the Symphony has consistently
maintained a high
standard' of artistic achievement.
His interpretive gift,
originality of sound, and abil.
ity to program challenging
works have provided inspiring
concert performances.
As a memtter of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra,
he presently serves as assistant,to
the principal second
violin. He has successfully
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Thursday, September 26, 197.
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Schools Cite, Volunteers for Meritorious Service Cubs at Mason
At the regular meeting ot tloo unanimou.s1y adopted the public libraries between July Mn. C. Tbomp$OA. Mrs. Ed. Plan Round-Up
the BOard of Education Mon. followingl'elO1ution: 1, 1973, and June 30, 1914. ward Price, IIn. W. AmeDda, --
A St. Clair &bores woman. day. September 9, the trust. "Whereas the U r 0 sse NomiDati01ll for an award Mrs. W. Boyae and Mn.R. Cub Scout P a e k 280 of 1
Loses Handbag
In Unusual Way
while visiting a friend in 1be ees awarded 50 "eertificates Pointe Bos'rd of Edueation under the Board of Educa- Megargle. MalOn SclIooI will holt its
Woods, lost her purse in the of meritorious 'achievement also authoriaes tile develop- tion.sponsored program were Others receiving awardS round'lIp this evening Sep.
in reoognition of faithful and ment of a Volunteer Awards made by adult residents 01 were Mrs. A. Reeves, Mrs. Ki. tember 26, at the ~ehool
area of Kenmore road 'and ded!cated volunteer serviee Program for implemeata- The Poi n t e ,~cbool district. Schmidt, Mrs. Klaus Motte, 1840 Vernier road beginnini
Mack avenue. durmg 1973-74," tion in September, 1973... " NoDiinations were due in the Mrs. D, G. SChneider, Mrs. at 'J:SOp.m. '
While that isn'tparticu. T h ~ ,Board of Education Consideration for awarns hands of the Secretary of the T. J. Maurer, IIrs. Gomer All h' ,
larly news the "how" of it established t b e Volunteer was given Dot onl)' to the Board 01 Education by June Evans, Mrs. Robert Traey, t IJ'd grad.els.. who 3re
Is different. Awards Program to recognize amount of time devoted b)' a 15, 11m. Mrs. John Controulls, Mrs. not scouts, are ~Vlted to. ~t.
The woman told Woods Of. distingui9hed contributions by volunteer bllt also to the ex. Preliminary Dominations RJebardFox and Mrs. Wil. tend the gathermg and JOUI
liceI' Robert Kwal....ow : she unpaid interested citizens to t t l ili.t hi h were screened by the Voluu. lism Ludwig. the pack .. Adults also are
... • . eo 0 responsib y w'c a '~r Awa~ds r>--ml'tt4"', WI.th ~ore r~p.:ents were ~rs. n.eed.ed to fIll three pa~k po.
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was lost when she drove libranes. . The Board of Education hart, Mrs. Richard Ottens, Minturn, cubmasteri Helen
away with the bag on her On June 4 1973 the trust :ou~:rlorma.nce ~ ~~. Volunteer Awards Advisory Mrs. Marilyn Pillsbury, Mrs. Minturn, chief den mother'
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Vineyard growing, wine. wines in regional chapters in.
making and wine drinking elude random lists of repu.
are increasing throughout the table producers. Appended
United States. Between the are a foreign language and
years 1960 and 1973 table. technical gl(Jssary, a discus.
wine consumption more than sion of Italian regulatory leg.
trebled in this country. In islation and a note .on man.
1972 Americans drank almost aslic rosolios and' elixers.
340 million gallons of wine, This book is the most com.
a rate of more than one-and- plete and up-to-~ate work
a.half gallons per capita. T.hls available on a delightful, and
is a record that many wme often neglected area 1)( inexperts
believe will be lernational vinicu:ture.
-:e.t::E:.y~~ doubled in the next 10 years. In addition to these tiUes
--r.J our library has a number of
~ Today. California and New excellent books '.lD the wines
Eavestrougns ~.York wines, particularly, are of France, Snainand Ger.
, ~ being compared favorab~y many, and. of course, a copy
S" ALUMINUM - S COLORS k with.European wines. It IS of that fine one.volume en.
n certamly acceptable now to cyclopedia WINES OF THE
SEAMLESS ~ serve American wines at WORLD (McGraw.Hill) edi.
~ home or in restaurants. when ted by Andre Simon.
POINTE Ie REEN I SASH, lie • ~~ uJlOInnrn .
i:":! once they were looked down
~ With so many fine wine
E WINES OF AMER. guides available, I would like
~ to mention one that seems
_7 lIAR TV1.6130MICA (Houghton), Leon D. Ad. particularly good. It is en-
~ ~ ams has produced a compre. titled AN INSIDER'S GUIDE
~ .......
~......"..~
.,.............-.. :tO";:;";a: ..a;.~ hensive compendium of Am.
~~~ ..~~ ..~': erican wines, covering the
history of winemaking, leg.
TO LOW.PRICED WINES
h illi' M
(Anc or) by W am assee.
Pleasantly written and ..... ell.
ends of the colorful wine.
makers, the growing of
grapes, and the production of
wines in nearly every state.
More space, of course, is giv.
en to California wines than to
those of any other region, but
organized, the book starts
ifi
with the limplest of class 1-
cations and gradually gets
more particular by county
and region. Kassee is non.
snobbish enough to discuss
there is an excelleJlt chapter
on the wines of Michigan.
the "pop wines" along with
a more serious di~ussion of
the traditioual wines. The
• EXPERT GUN REPAIR
Michigan
among the
,r a n Ii; s fourth
states in grapebook
concludes with a good
appendix on stccking a small
• GUNS
• ACCESSORIES
growing and sixth in wine
production. Our southwestern
counties, behind the towering
sand dunes of the Lake Mich.
cellar, and a fine list of im.
porters and where to contact
them.
This last book is not about
0pefI T....... y and friday 9 a.m. to • p.m.
Men.• WH., Thurs.. Sot. 9 D.m. to 6 p.m.
15102 KERCHEVAL . VA 1.8200
!gan shore and extending
east and north to Kalama.,
zoo, are one of the great
fruit.producing sections of the
earth. 'llle deep lake waters,
how to select a good wine,
but is one that should be en.,
jyed by anyone who enjoys
drinking a good glass of wine.
The book Is D R INK IN G
which rarely freeze over,
yIeld warmth for the vine.
yards and orc~ards in win.
WITH PEPYS (St. Martin's)
authored by Oscar A. Men.
delsohn.
ter, and the wmds from the
lake in spring usuall.y reta~
Mr. Mendelsohn is an Aus.
tralian chemist" with a well.
the buds from
danger of ~g
openmg until
frosts bas
developed penchant for good
food and wine and for Pepys.
passed. ThiI Is
a~ple, blueberry,
the grape"
and pepper.
These interests
distillation from
led to this
the famous
uunt county, and Paw Paw, PEPYS' DIARY of those en.
the ~eat Of yan Buren Coun. tries which carefully rerord
!y. 11 the vmeyard center. Pepys' imbibitional tastes
One of the better stories and experiences. The .esult.
Adams tells, is the origin of ing collection became the in.
Cold Duck. He states, "Mich. spiration for Mendelsohn's j1.
19an's chief contrIbution to
tbe wine world is Cold Duck,
the bubbly pink wine that ex.
ploded from Detroit during
lumiD.tIng commentary and
discourse upon the drinking
babits 'of Samuel Pepys and
his time.
the 1960, :s to reyolutionize fes.
tJve 'drilJJdnlf'Jlalfway '.rouDd
the world. ,lis story is as biz.
ane as its name." I won't
spoil it by telling you the
whole story here, I'll let
you read it for yourself when
The), '@Yv,entee,nthcentury
was. 'l'il;CI'd period to choose
for a 'abcilssfoiJ of British
drinking habits since !hey
were soon. to be drastically
modified when King William
clapped a lethal tax 0ll
you borrow this book from French wine. This forced the
the library. British to turn to gin and
From Michigan I would
like to turn to Italy and Philport.
Also at this time: tea
and coffee were estabhshed
ip Dallas' THE GREAT
WINES OF ITALY (Double.
as the n.ormal breakfast bev.
erages 10 place of ale. But
day). This book is addressed
to the aspiring connoisseur
, as an introduction to the dig.
300 years ago, Pepys drank
what. was probably a close
COUSID to mode~ sherry,
tinctive characteristics of
fine Italian wines with ref.
sweet and dry wlDe.s from
France and the Rhmela~d,
erences to the historical an.
tecedants of Italian winecul.
ture. Specific wines are
and brandy. He also cert~ln.
ly drank gallons of .ale (With.
out the hops found m modern
clearly identified for the pro. ~eer and ale), but probably
spective purchaser and indio little. if any whisky,
vi~ual descriptions of various s.tarting newcomer
-.-_____ time.
~ slo\y'
m hiS
---------- Mendelsohn's ellgaging es.
LICENSES ISSUED says on Mr. Pepys and these
beverage3 make this a splirk.
ling book, dry,
of fine vintage.
spirited, and
As a general rule doctors
recommend Ihat teenagers
have their e,'es tested al
least every jwo or three
years. Some young people
need to have Iheir' vision
tesls even more often than
that - this is ..specially
true if you wear glasses.
If from a distance of twenty
ffel you can read lellers
one-fourth inch high on a
chart such as the Snf'l1en
chart, your vision in Ihe
eye being tesled "'i11 he
recorded as 20/20. If you
have such vision in one eye,
bul nol Ihe olher, you
should han' a comrlete eye
examination.
If your doc lor recommends
a rrescrirtion drUII;,
bring the rrescrirtion to ,
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and Saint Clare Church. She WILLIAM F. ARNOLDY
died Sunday, September 22, Funeral services (or Mr.
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A native of Poland. she is Calif., formerly of Grosse
survived b)' two sons, Dr. Pointe, were held recently in
Casimer Skowronski, of Sagi. California. He died Saturday,
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daughter, Mrs. Anna Chry. Amelia; one daughter, Mrs.
pjnski;, eigbtgranc;lehildren, .Chafle~t;.BIl~er, of ,Ma.n.i1a.
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Thursci.sy, September 26, t974
From Anothel' Pointe
of View
By Janet Mueller
Dr. and Mrs, Henry Domzalski are opening
their Windmill Pointe drive home this Sunday from
2 until 6 o'Clock for a Champagne Tea benefiting
the Jesuit Seminary Association, SS. Peter and
Paul Unit:
Mrs. Brian J. Molloy,Jr., chairman of the Unit,
has asked Mrs. Thomas J. O'Neill to chair the party
which will establish a fund for retired Jesuits and
provide continuing support for Scholastics studying
in the Detroit Province.
.Am 0 n g Pointers who've been involved for
weeks ill elaborate 'plans to make this an outstand.
ing day is Mrs. William Bavinger. She organized
the committee that mailed the invitations.
The Mesdames Emmet Tracy, Frank Weston,
Burns Cody, Joseph Verhelle, Brian Molloy, Sr.,
J. Addison Bartush, Michael J. O'Neill and Jos.eph
Kristufek head other committees.
Mrs. Ed,,:ard Shumaker, Mrs. Frank Couzens,
Mrs. Daniel Tindall, Mrs. William P. Clark, Mrs.
(Colltinued on Page 17)
stA'llNG OCT. I SALONWIU 8E
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BA'T lOMOND - 21316 Mack - ru 6-6060
STORE HOURS, Daily 9,30
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CLOSED SATURDAY
Short and to
The Pointe j
DR. PAUL RUBLE, ofl
East Jefferson ave'nul'. chief
of Harper H09J)ital's Medical
Oncology section, was one of
tbe .main speakers at June 30
dedication ceremonies {or the
Solomon G. Meyers Study
Center for Gastroenterology
in the Web b e r Memorial
Building at Harper Hospital
in the Detroit Medical Center,
. ~ .
Member of the shovel brio
gade whicb participated in
groundbreaking ceremonies
for a new $1 million central
bookstore at Wayne State
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Celebrity Seri~,T o Open October 10
Finalizing plans for -the October
10 opening of the Grosse Pointe
Celebrity S~ries at. Eastland 'lbeatre
are,. (standing, left to right), MRS.
RICHARD MOLITOR, ticket chair.
man, MRS. DANIEL GAITLEY, program
and advertising chainnan,and
MRS. THOMAS CLARKE, patrons
.. . ..
chfjrman. MRS. S TAN LEY RE-
NOUF, (seated), is general chairman
of the Bon Secours Ass i s tan c e
League-sponsored lecture programs
presented Thursday mornings at 11
o'c!ock. First of this year's five speak.
ers .will be Jolie Gabor.
University was WILBER M. __ . ~ __
BRUCKER, JR., ot Merri. MARJORIE MAY ENG. atartiDi the academic Yf:8r at York.Nlssau c r u i s e were
weatber road, vice-chairman S'flWH of Three Mile drive Lehigh University is MARK
DR. and MRS. JOHN COL.
of WSU's boar4 of .governors. baa ~eived a Bachelor of J. OE'ITING, SOD of MK
OMBO, of South Duval road,
.. -!.. c [SCienCe degree in Busme.. .nd MRS. 'MARTIN C. OET. and their children ANDRE,
Grosse Pointe South Hjgh Administration from Ohio l'ING, of Kenwood road. PAUL and KATHLEEN.
Scbool Instrumental Music Stlte University. .., • .. • .. ..
Department. chairman RUS • .. • M:RS. FOREST H. SMITH, Among five studenl$ sched.
SELL REED was invited to CLAUDE A. MAJESTER, of St. Clair avenue, enter. uled beginning their junior
tea chat this summer's son of DR. and MRS. Aft. talned recently at her yearly year at Western Michigan
Micbigan State University THUR MAJESTER, of Clo. diD.ner party for a group of University tbis faU who bave
Summer Youth .Music . Pro- verly road, baa been named Pointe l r i end s including just CO'Jmpleted a Reserve
gram and serVed, while OD to the See 0 n d Semester MRS. DEWEY J., DYSON, Officers Training Corps pro.
the MSU campus, as a guest Dean's .Liat at Alfred UDiver. MRs. EDWARD PFEIFER, gram conducted this sum.
lecturer for University wort. sity where be is a mshman MRS. KARL KNECIrI', M'RS. mer at Fort Knox, ~., is
shops in instrumeqtal mUsic. in the College of Liberal Arts. CARL FUNKHOUSER and PATRICK M. MYRICK, .'lOn
He directed high school stu. • • .. :mss ISAB'ELLE RONEY. of the JAMES MYRICKS, of
.dents who form the pro. Named to the Sprlng Quar. Mrs. Smith leaves for her Rivard boulevard.
gram's orchestra in the final ter Michigan Technological Florida bome in Oc:tober. • • ..
concert of Youth MUsic~ul1 University Dean 'a Uat are .. • .. DUANE E. JOHNSON, of
20, Pointers_ ,ROYT. WEIDIG, Enjoying. re'cent New Hidden lane, has been ap.
• • • a junior Electrical Engineer.
Offensive tackle OD this ing major, Ind JANIS G.
year's University of Wiseon. PETRICH, I junior Chemis.
sin football team is Pointer try major.
STU CAMMETT.
.... , ..
Appearing as Prince Chu.
lulongkorn in Dearborn Civic
'11heatre's fall production of
"The King and In is Poin';;;r
~IKE SLAVKO.
'.(}ttFde"tt"(Jlflb
Meets Oct. 2
Windmill Pointe Garden
Club members gather for
. their October meeting next
Wednesday, October 2, at the
Radnor elrcle home of Mrs.
Glenn Carpenter. Mrs. Ur.
ban Boresch will speak on
Nature's Bounty.
from our.
cotfeclioll 01
:ban'oll
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of hand stitching
brightens this
shirtdress
3 Kercheval Ave,. at Fisher Road
Punrh and ./udr Block
TU 1.1505
Named to the UDiversity of
Dayton second Term Dean'a
List are Pointers ROBERT
A. ARENE, in.tIM! School of
Business, and !MARY P.
SHEA, in the Sd1oo1 of ~u.
. caUon, both of wbO~atWMd
P-erleet .4.0'H,~v~rale,t, 4nd
\tftLtAIf ",..' ~1QI8. ope.
Jege of Aria eJlCI ScleDc:a,
and TERRENCE I. BUDA,
School of BUline...
• • •
Pointer LUDMILA BAKU.
NOvtCH served on the eom.
mittee for Detroit's Captive
Nations Ethnic Fe.tiva!.
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JAMES D. TRACY, JR.,
son of MR. and MRS. JAMES
D. TRACY, of Lakeland ave.
nul', is enrolled •• a fresb.
man at .Middlebury College,
Middlebury, Vt.
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A m 0 n g 1,010 freshmen
Book Detective
Service Offered
,
Are you in search of a
special book that may be out
o{ print ... hard to find •..
by Ii certain author .•. about
a particular subject?
Members of the Grosse
Pointe Branch of the Ameri.
can Association of University
Women will search for your
request while organizing the
thousands of books-InclUding
rare and unusual volur,les as
wen as paperbacks, textbooks,
cook books, juvenile and adult
fiction ,1nd nonfiction - that
are b e i lJ g collected for
AAUW's 12th Annual Used
Book Sale to be held October
15 througb 19 at Grosse
Pointe Woods Pres1Jyterian
Church .
Arrangements for tbis ser .
vice may be made by calling
Mimi Krembel, 886.5091.A $I
search fee will be chargedbut
only if the book is found.
Donations for the Sale are
still being gratefully IIC'
cepted. Home pick-up may
be arranged by calling Paul.
ine McNeill, 882-8600,or Em.
ma Wright, 885-8619. Hope
Peslar. 886.(1129,is general
Sale chairman.
1G1 0ROUM
'l" NVRSING
HOMt
RO.ts EAST JHn:RS()!\
DETHOIT. MIen.
821-3525
Quality Nfln',., fA,..
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pointed executive director 01
the Red Croll Southeutem
Michigan Chapter. He bas
s e r v e d on the Chapter's
board of director. aDd as
cbairman of It. Blood Pr0gram
Advisory committee
since 1971 and has beu a
member of the balni's ueeu.
tive committee .lnce1l7J.
He is .a preceptor and vtalt.
ing lecturer at Georre W.. h.
ington University, Washlnr.
ton, D.C., a member of the
Was1lington Univentty, St.
Louis, Mo., board of lover •
Dors Ind the Greater De.
troit Arel Ho.pltal Council
and a reelplent of the Aaao.
ciation of Amerlce Coller"
One from our New Collection
by
rlJ1t1/"~~ •
Jbt .sbop.. of
W"ltol\.Pi~r,e
tSl28 lIercM' •• erUM> , ...
211t SHler .. t .... Tr.,
.. ", ••• , Jw ".
'. ThirNen
Sale Set By Woods
Presbyterian Ladies
Doors Open .t 9 o'clock Fr~.YI Qctobet 4, on
Area's L.rgest Rumm... Cohctlon: Donors
May Request Truck Pick-Up
Turning leaves heriid the droach of the
annual Grosse Pointe Woods Pree6jterian Church
Rummage Sale, oldest and larIest of Us kind in the
area. The Sale, now in ita 8Srd year, is a major
project of the Church Women's Ass6ciaUon.
All proceeds are used
for the Association's char. erick, 818-2'121, or Mn.
ities and other related Robert GoOdbaDd, ~lJD,
Church and mission proj' or by colltletina the Churda
ects. OOic:e, aes.43oO. .
Among a variety 01 item. Tbe Sale 9peD1 Frula)', Qe.
to be Offered are clothing, tober.. at • in the mOl'llfnt,
books records app1iallCft' IDd will rUIl UJltll II that eve.
toys, bousehold 'items, Unena: nlllJ. HOIII'I Saturday, ~to.
furniture. shoes, Infanta' -and 5, are ,0 to 11 In t.'1ellIorlUDg.
children's wear, jewelry, bata Headiq the Individual de.
and purses. p~rtmellta are Mrs. Rlchani
Rummage contributions are PIPer. Mrs. Thomas Clark.
still being soliCited. TIley Mra. Al1eD WilIea, Mn. Earl
may be brolUtht to tb e NellGD, Mr.. FraDt Komer.
Church In MacklveDue be- tIla, Mra. WWiam &baUer,
tween 9 in the mornin( and Mra.ArUaur Drummoocl, Mn.
5 in the aitllrntlf)n /lpd 'I to t Iamea Fournier, Mn. Carl
in the evening Monday, Tuell. Almua, II,.. Wllter Keuhael,
day and Wednesday se,tem. MI'8. Bruce BeDard aDd Mn.
ber 30 through oCtober 2, Donald Koch.
and from 9 until 4 o'elock A Coffee and Donut Bar
Tbursday, October 3. belor, aad durlnr the Sale
Truck pict.up service II will be clinleled tl, Mn.
available Mandl)' aDd. Tu... JOMph S"poll, while Jtn.
day evenings, upon request, Rlohanl Pellow. aad Mn.
by ca1ling general Sale co- George tIi1u keep the kiteb.
chr.irmell Mrs. Willilm Fred~ en bW1lmlq .U week.
A.ani of Mult. H. Is aeU"
in the Grosh Pointe North
H1Ih Sellool Parell.t Club.
.. ..
Enjo,1Jla • leC*ft caribbeaD
cNlae vla1tln1 Haiti,
Jamlici and NaI.u were
the GERALD BODENDJS.
TEts, of RotJ)'1l road, Gd
their two children.
• • •
. "FJ1l1aI Stan," a 101II
written by UNDA RADULO.
VICH, 01 Hlmpton road, 11
be1D& cOllaid'red for com.
merclal reeordiJla IDd ...
tIona1 releu. In an album
entiUed ''The Now Souncb of
Today."
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6ROSSE POINTE NEWS
Thursday. September 26. 1914
Society News Gatherefi. from the Pointes
Fiesta Folklorico
To Appear Oct. 4
b4uinn Coml*'Y of Sb~gers, Dancers and Musi.
CHins Wi. Open This Year"s lighter Side of
Life Series at War Memorial
The National Dance Company of Mexico pre.
Hn" Fiesta Folklorico, first program in the Grosse
Pointe War Memorial's 1974-75 Lighter Side of Life
series on stage in Fries Theatre Friday evening,
October ...
TIle gala evening begins
at the Lothrop road
hODlf of HelU'jl C. Murray
where complimentary
c:octtaila will be' served.
Guut. part m the War
lIemorial'. loti wbere charter
baHt 1riIl be waJtbJg to
take them to the Murr.y
bouae ai:d returll tJaem fOIl a
Nick tie diIlJIer served III the
center'. CrJatal Ballroom at
7:30 o'cJoeJr.
FoUowiDI dJJmer patrODI
will •acfjouro to the 'I1leatre
lmmeclia~ below for the
.bow, featuriq 50 toIorfully.
CGltwDecl daDeen, liDIen
aDd mualeiaDa divided iDto
Ifarladal, )( a rim ba aDd
luoeho banda.
Fiata FoWorieo iI under
tile clIreeUoa of snvia. LolIDO,
wboae famib' baa ".
dueed "..t actors, directors
and "era - ad D01f a
daneer-dfNetor.
A Il'llcb&ate of the Mutcd
NatioDal IDItItute of F_
AN aDd the BaD can.
AcadelD1. aile 0QaDiIecl. the
Natioaa1 CoaspaaJ' m eoI1abo-
SAVE lO%
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
You aft imIitIId to ..., )'OUr 1974 ....-~zed Chril_ •.
....... from our colIectilon of 0.., 70 0""'..... For ....... than
20 yMI'S the Sphere hoI ptO¥idIid our Miohbo~ cmd friend.
wifh the bftt -'ection onll ..me. in the orfCI. To IIeIp
ldance our orden. if you mok. your ~n on or Mfo ••
Mondor, ~ 3Olfl.yOu will ...-; .. 0 I'"' dhcounl ..
The Sphere (Our Old Heme)
MACK AT HUNTINGTON
I' POPULAR DEMAND •••
CONTINUING OUR
~@&~
SALE.
•..... n:
.1Ry.Mft 1eDttter,
NeI .... f1 ... trifn'
.... $220
$179
.sultject Ie prieI' .. Ie.
Every coat in
atoell ia reduced!
Reg. to . $98 PANTCOATS
Reg. to $140 UNTRIMMED
$39 to $79
$49 to $119
Reg. to $200 FUR TRIMMED .$69 to $169
Reg, to $220 UATHIIS $59 to $179
M.iny luedes eM leathe" Iovhhly fur trim,,"",.
rhe Joseph P. Shocks
ratioD with Jorge Escoto.
The pl'OlP'lm will feature
Dance 01 Michoacan. (Tarll.
can Wedding), Dance 01
Oauka, DaDee of SoZlOra,
Daac:e of JalilCO, Dance Cli
YucaUA aDd DallCe 01 Chia.'
pas as wen a. the Pue~leJl
and Fiesta III VerlCl'Ul.
The CompaJIJ bas toured
45 principk cities of Europe
kl rave IIOUcu.
Tbe IJgbter Side aeria
continues Friday, November
29, with c:ockt.,11I at the
Grosse PolnteYaeht Club,
diDDer ill the -Cr1stal BaD.
room IDd a show featuriDI
the Serendipity Sfqera.
Jert'1 Jlurad'.IbrmODleata
brill,; the .... 1OIl to a dole
February 7 alter coektaJJa. et
the Hunt Club alld a fiD.al
blla Ue dinner. In Saint Clare de Montefako Cburclt Friday
5eIJOlltkkets lnc~ evening, August 9, DOROTHY HELENE lIST,
three coektaU perU., tbne daUCh~ of Mr. and Mrs. AJMhony Silt, of South
diJmen aDd three Ihow

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Workhorses of the Grosse Pointe Symphony Guest s~aker following
Women's Committee gathered for their first meet. luncheon. will be The Rever.
ing of the season last Thursday September 12 at end LeWISL. Redmond, ~as.
th h f M W G d ) S b 'd "I tor of Cass Met hod 1St
e orne 0 rs. . ar ner traw rl ge Wm) Ch h Devotions will be
hostessed an early-bird breakfast in their honor. I ~iV~~cby Mrs. James Me-
Guests were the new I~h~odore J. S\\:eeney, pub. r Namee.
committee chairmen who lIClty;. lIfr~. LoUIS DUenWeg,/ Fellowship G.roup leaden
'n d' t h . , receptions, lo~rs. Burt E. will be contacting members
WI ,Iree t e .glOUP. S Taylor, co.chalrman of reo [or reservations or they may
mulh.fac~ted projects m cep.tions; ~rs. Richard Kay, be made through Mrs. Wil.
the commg year. They SOCIalafCalJ's; Mrs. Norman )jam Tetro 886.5868
were introduced by Mrs. Bolz, co.chairman of social ' .
William G. 8eU who is affairs; Mrs. Philip Skill.
beginning her s e con d man, scraP.book, Mrs. Floyd
year as chairman of the Secrest, trIbute fund; Mrs.
, . Elmer L. Barber, telephon-
Women s CommIttee. ing; Mrs. Joseph J, Ml'.r-
They include Mrs. John W. shall, Christmas tea; and
Nelson, by.laws and revi- Mrs. William H. Bundeson,
sions: Mrs. Sterling S. San- spring tea.
ford, Symphony So c i e t y In charge of the group's
memberships; Mrs. Robert J. one.and-only fund.raiser this
Jay, Women's Committee year is Mrs. Walter Isley.
memberships; Mrs. William Roberta devoted her sum.
CoIwI, mailings; Mrs. Adrian mer months to putting to.
V. Wallace, programs; Mrs. gether the machinery for a
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.g. Seventeen
Society News Gathered from the Pointes
Slowik-Vanderhoef Vows Exchanged
William Vanderhoef Gives His Sister in Marriage:
Pair Are at Home in Detroit after
Pompano Beach Vacation
A reception at Lochmoor Club followed the
wedding of Janet Kay Vanderhoef and Christopher
Allen Slowik Saturday evening, July 21, in First
English Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The newlyweds who --------vacationed
at Po m pan 0 brother William Vanderhoef.
Beach, Fla., are at bome She chose a white siUt or.
in Edmore drive, Detroit. ganza gown, its tucked yoke
The bride, daughter of accented with re-embroidered
Mrs. William H. Vanderhoef. laee aDd seed pearls, for the
of Blairmoor court, and the 6:30 o'clocll: rites at which
late Mr. Vanderhoef, was The Reverend Paul F. Kep.
given in marriage by her pier presided.
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Women's Page
Miss Meathe Bride
Of Timothy Mertz
Pair Will Return from Hilton Head Vacation to
Make Home in St. Clair Shores; Evenin9 Rites
Are Followed by GPYC Reception
Setting {or the wedding of Mary Christine
Meathe and Timothy R. Mertz Friday evening, S,eptember
20, was Saint Paul's-on-the-Lakeshore. Fath.
ers Joseph Hartman, James Cronk and Thomas
Sheets presided at the 6:30 o'cJock rites.
After a reception at I . -
the Grosse Pointe Yacht rangement of stephanotis, or.
Club the newlyweds left chids and trailing ivy.
to vacation at Hilton Honor attendants Susan
H S Th 'u Tusa and Katb!een Messacar
ead. .C. ey WI reo and bridesmaids Rebecca
~urn to ~ake their home Mertz. of Cleveland, the
In St. ClaIr Shores. bridegroom's sister, Carol
The bride, daughter o{ Mr.
and Mrs. Philip J. Meathe, 01.
Grosse Pointe bvulevard,
chose an ivory silk satin
gown. Vertical French silk
piping detailed her bodice,
sleeves and cathedral train.
Her yoke was fashioned of
re-embroidered Alencon lace.
Meathe. sisler of the bride,
Blair Berendsohn,. of Washington,
D.C.• and Janet Riley,
who came from Spain for the
ceremony, wore champagne
silk jersey frocks styled with
draped cummerbunds.
Their Juliet caps were
fashioned of mat chi n ,
shirred jersey: They carried
She wore a matching lace bouquets ot bittersweet and
mantilla and carried an ar- wheat.
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Phase I Plans
Talk and 'l'rip
Ron Harmon w;U speak on
the subject 01 TransactiMal
Analysis at a meeting of
Phase I, an all-singles group,
at 7:30 o'clock Sunday, September
29, at Grosse Pointe
Memorial Church.
Singles between the ages
of 20 and 40 are invited to
attend. A social hour will
follow. the program.
A trip &0 Stratford, Ont., is
planned by Phase I {or this
Friday. Septtlmber 27,
through Su!iday, September
29. Further details and reservations
may be obtained
by calling 526.5281.
Phase I meel. every SlJJIday
n i g h t at Memorial
Church. Additiooal illlorma.
tlon on the group's activities
may be obtained by contacting
Gust Jahnke at 882-5330_
The bridegroom, SOIl of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert J. Mertz, of
Defiance, 0., asked Michael
Nolan, of Defiance, to act as
best man.
In the usher (,'Orps were
Michael NieD1itedt, Gar y
Powell and William Steffan,
of Defiance, James and Larry
Meathe, the bride's broth.
ers, Eric Mem:, the bride.
groom's brother. and Tom
Non, of Dallas, Telt.
The bride's mother ware a
chocolate silk organza gown
featuring soft ruffles at her
sleeves, side drape and the
hem 01. her skirt. The bridegroom's
mother chose a pale
green silk jersey gown with
a matching long.sleeved
jacket and jewelled neekline.
Both mothers selected pale
,reen eymbidium orchid corsages.
Mr. Millenbach
Claims Brid~
, Edward David Millenbach,
soli of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew
K. Milfenbach, of Three Mile
drive, claimed Patricia Eliz.
abeth Greenmiller, daughter
01. the Frank Greenmillers, of
Edmunton drIve, St. Clair
Shores, as his bride Friday
evening, September 13, In
Saint JOIn of Are Chuteh.
The bride's Empire gown
of embroidered cotton eye.
'let'was'fashioned with puffed
l'iteti'ft trbitme4~'witll:;lieUcovered
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Schubert chairmen.
Nominatlng e Oltl m ittee
ehalrman Is 1In. BuaaeU
Hepaer. SC!boJarahlp dIa1rman
Is Mrs. LeIUe Beam ...
Mrs. Carl Lord ia in charge
of publicity. .
The ~ptlon dessert and
entertainment were p1anDeci
around a fall theme by ho,.
tesses Mrs. ThOIQII Buyze,
chaifman, Mr.. WlWam Arbaugh.
Mrs. Paul JabloDlki,
Mrs. PielTOD, Mrs. JOHph
DeviDe, Mrs. WWlam Taylor,
Mrs. Edwin Wendt and'
Mrs. JOMph Spapol1.
. ~ tBiS $
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, CROSSE POINTE WOODS
...... ' c&DnDetE; ~~~"Dr.aDd B.' T!lomas Weyhillg, Ill, AJ1Ie,Jecture wiD lIe.ja ,£~.
XarenE. S1lIk ,uc1 Tere .. )Irs; A1laDA. zaUD, the Vrs. Bicbanl J. Martin. Jr., Usb, the liJm in Frencb with
Gallaiher are in charge of Emmet E. Traq., Jr., the Mrs. Geor(e F. Ryclunan Eqlish sub-tiU... T1Jere it no
l1Ihen. Ga'~ SJattet)'S, II". Jobn Mrs. Edgar Hahn, M r Ii: admission ebar,e fOl. Grosse
Reservations chairman are M. Murphy and Mrs. Powell Robert o. Anner. Mrs. NOl'- Pointe AlliIDce members.
Mr•. lIylu F. GriffIth, Il88- Peabody. man 1.. Parker, Mrs. Corne.
8M2, and Mrs. Reginald T. Still others are Mr. and Dus G. Ego and Mrs.
Murphy, 715-4fN9. Mrs. David S. Summer., Arthur H. Bacon.
Amon, those. plalUliJl, to 111'1. Louis I. Cote, the Mrs. James D. Eastin,
attend are Mr. and Mrs. A. Geor_e H. Zimmermans, the .tate regent, is the presiding
Jerome BDSley,Jr., TIle Hon. Waltr.,:, L. Cialers; IIr. and officer.
orable Vincent J Brennan Mrs. D. E. Eagles, of sarma, Representative Robert J.
and Mrs. Brennan: Mrs. WO. Ont.. the John R. Sullivans, Huber spoke at the Defense
. ber II. Brucker with repre- th-: ~esda~es Allce Roshak, Lunclleon yesterday, 8eptem.
sentatives from the School of Philip J. Skillman, Donald J. ber 25. Mr. Huber, elected to
Government the E T MacDonald, Beatrice S. wn. the 93r

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Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women
Open Bridge Group'. Year
'!he G..... PlMDte W..... , bn1ted; tbeJ Deed DOt make
Chab Bridle Group .adMln up &llelr 0WIl talllel but rei'
for ita firIt _eetiq of..... ervatiou are ~.
Chairman )In. aaJpII Uno,
lIealOG Den Wed.DeIcIa,. ()e. ---. and eo-clIairman
tober 2, in the JoeephiDe Mrs. Jack Merritt, 886-82m,
GfeIOI'Y Room of the Groue are aceepting them through
Polllte War Memorial ca. SltunSay, september 21.
ter', A18er HOUle, AuiJti.1\1 Mrs. Uno and
A ullchridl. buffet ,,",ed Ifn . .Merritt tbiJ seuoa will
at DOOIl will be followed by be Mn. John Kelly, !lIn.
an aftel'DOOll of eucII. All Harold Lee aDd !lira. John
bridge-playjDI memben are SChDeider.
Annual
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Comple,. An Needle.od, Store
7-Madt elr. Nex' to
112-6670 fenlon's falHia
NORTH DRYDEN
GentIemo,,'s countrY estate on 160 acres with one mil.
of road frontage, incomparable farm home completely
restored with exquisite toste, wormfttand charm
throughout interior. 4 Bedrooms, 2 battts, rustic beams
CHtd fireptoee inspocious-Iiwing room. Beoutiful letting
in many pine and fNit trees, 32 acr.s of woods, beau.
tifu' ."ritt9'ted po;.d; 2 fal'fl* bom. wifft _ corral.
Much more to Me. Call 796-2242. Land contract hrrms.
S 1250 per acre. 13-102.
VERY SPECIAL
This is one of those Yefy special fieldstone and frame
farm Calonial which combines Ioc:ation and condition,
inside and out. 3 8edrooms, 2.baths, 2 fireplaces, family
room, beaunfvl secluded setting in trees and evergreens,
7 acres of rolling countryside with large pond
for your enjoyment. S57,000. Land contract ferms.
11.100.
ORYDEN-. METAMORA
Ultimate in country living in this beavtifulIy mointained
fa"", home. Completely remodeled. 5 Bedrooms, family
roam, plush carpeting. Truly a fine home on 20 acres
with a 1200 sq. ft. barn and electric fencing for your
horses. Must be seen. Land contract term •. #3-092.
Mrs. Arthur L. Kirby, III
Wedding vows were spoken in Grosse Pointe
United Methodist Church Saturday, June 29, by
MARY ELIZABETH CORDIER. daughter of the
Carl Cordiers. of Moross road. and Mr. Kirby, son
of Mrs. Gwendolyn Kirby, of Clawson.
The Anthony Lapianas
Married to Mr. Lapiana, son of the senior
Lapianas. of Chicago, Sunday, August 25, at
Raleigh House was PHYLLIS ANTOINETTE
"fELl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. MeU,
of Pear Tree lane.
Miss Cordier Wed Miss Meli Speaks
To Arthur Kirby, III Vows August 25
Morning Ceremony Is Followed by Reception at
$rosse Pointe War Memorial; Cluny Lace
Accents Bridal Gown
At home in Royal Oak are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee Kirby, III, who vacationed in northern Canada
and'theEastem States f()Howing their wedding Saturday.
June 29, in Grosse Pointe United Methodi~t
Church.
The 11 o'clock rites at
wmch The Reverend
Perry Thomas presided
were foUowe!l by a reception
at the Grosse Pointe
War Memorial. '"
For her mornill; weddlng
the former ElizabeUi Cordier.
daugbter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Cordier, of Moron road,
chose a white organza gown
panelled with Cluny lace.
Matching lace trimmed her
long Camelot sleeves and
stand-up coUar and a laceaccented
Camelot headpieee
caught her illusion veil. She
carried an arrangement of
pink Sweetheart roses, white
baby carnations, pur pIe
s tat I s, baby's.breath and
greens.
In blue and white checked
gingham frocks with white
organu sleeves and bodices
OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 TO 5
1'62- S. IINAUD
Spacious rancft .located on Q beautifully landsCaped lot in one of the most
prestitious 0'"' of GrOIN Poin1lt Woods. There's a paneled library for Dad
and 0 comfortable fan1ily roam for family fun. This well consfructed home
alsa feoturft a roomy, modern "itchen, Iorge double bedroom closets. at.
tached two cor garage wiffI an automatic door opener, cenfral air condi.
tioning and a paneled recreation room complef. with wet bar. An oufstanding'
.alue wftidl is a cWieht to Me and a pieawr. to own.
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Review Club to Open ¥ear
man, Mrs. Lawrenee Holmes,
Mrs. Charles Brundle Mrs.
William Koerber and Mrs.
C. D. Chapin. Mrs. Chapin
is ta~g reservations for
Pointe-area members.
Mrs. Priestman, Review
Club music chairmlln, has
arranged for a program fea.
turing mezzo soprano Chris.
tine Lypeckyj, bom in Stan.
yalaviv in the Ukraine. As a
young girl she moved to Ger.
eekend inrorontd
most extraordinary
new hotel
This weekend you can lounge around a beautiful indoor
outdoor pool ... rela:>t in a sauna bath ... stroll through
an elegantly furnished lobby spotted wi(h ~~
fountained pools and lush greenery. "". \ ~
There's excep(ional dining at Zachary's
and dancing to live entertainment
at Dr. Livingstone's ... this weekend at
The Eristol Place, Toronto's
most extraordinary new hotel.
Ttnnit & golf arrnllurmtnl. "pon rtquttl.
NewfywedAnthony Lapianas. Jr., Cruise to Naples
and V.cation in Rome before Retuming
to Make Their Home in fraser
Phyllis Antoinette MeIi, wearing her mother's
wedding gown of ivory satin band-beaded with seed
pearls and her mother's veil with its headpiece 'of
Rosepoint lace, spoke her marriage vows to Anthony
Lapiana, Jr., Sunday evening. August 25.
'l'he 'Honorable Gus --------were
honor maid Christine Cifelli 'of Oakland County from Chicago to serve as his
AlleD and bridesmaids Mrs. presided at lbe 6 o'clock future brother-in.law's best
Douglas Cordier, Mrs. rites at Raleigh House man. Usbers were Simon
MJclIael Lozano. Mrs. Charles where a reception' fol. Thom.. and the bride's
Re~rt .:.~.~=:s
~~ lowed the 'cei-eDlOnY';I;'. ,~rothte.t!I,. Frut li 9.,r1, fin.
bats were trimmed With blue The bride :ii:u.e:dauihter,,~~a~!r.a~Jl~' , '"
ribbon. Their bouq~.s were' of Mr. and Mrs. VlIIceJIt A. .. i. 1fJ'I. KeJl,dwse a multi.
fa s h j 0 II e d of SweetbeaJ1 Meli, of Pear Tree laDe, tIJe colored Iequi DDe d gown,
roses. baby blue carnatiollS bridegroom the lOll of Ifr. orange and yellow the preand
baby's.breath. and Mrs. AnthOfty Lapiana, domillating eolors. for her
Flower .girl 'Was Katherine of Chicago. daughter's wedding. The
Sehmldt. White gar d e Di a s and bridegroom's mother wore a
The bridegroom, son of baby's-breath formed thl! beige chiffon gown with a
Mrs. Gwendolyn Kirby, of bridal bouquet while the short gold jacket.
Clawson. asked Robert Dust. bride's attendants. Carmen T'.te newlyweds cruised
er to act as best man. Ush. Meli, who served III her ail. from New York to Naples
ers were Douglas Cordier, ter's honor maid. and brides. . ,
brother of the bride, Michael mai~ Valdonna Lapiana, the then traveled b; car. to
leuno, Charles Reinhart and bridegrooQl's sister, and An. Rome for a week s vacation
Frank Keegan. tonia Bulalino, the bride'. before returning to the States
The bride's mother wore a cousin, car r i e d arrange. to make their home in
floor length shirtwaist of ments of gardenias with yel. Fraser
pale yellow chiffon, the bride- low aDd orange Sweetheart . _
groom's mother a long red roses.
and white gingham dress Their silk jersey frocks
trimmed in. white. Both moth. were floral-printed in yellow
ers selected yellow orchid and orange on white.
corsages. Anthony Borse11lDo came
Mrs. Frank Scott Perkin,
new president of the Detroit
Review Club. will officially
open the Club's 83rd year
Tuesday, October 8, greeting
members and guests at a subscription
luncheon at the
Women's City Club.
Mrs. Charles U. Hauer
heads the committee making
luncheon arrangements.
Among her Pointe assist.
ants are Mrs. Bewley Priest-
many where she studied Jan.
guages, ballet and piano with
private tutors.
She has appeared as soloist
with the Trembita Chorus,
toured the United States and
Canada as soloist with the
Bandura Choral Society and
organized a group of folk
singers. She was the Grinnell
AuditiollS regional finalist
alld a Metropolitan Opera
Auditions finalist and hasap.
peared with the Michigan
Opera Company's Overture
to Opera. I
Her program for the Re'
view Club wi I I Include
Ukrainian folk songs. She
will appear in Ukrainian costume.
introduced by Mrs. N.
Conner Gunn, vice chairman
of the Review Club's program
committee. Program
chairman is Mrs. Aaron E.
Wilcox. Mrs. Priestman will
accompany Miss Lypeckyj on
the piano.
SUZANNE M. S PEE R,
daughter of the RICHARD
SPli:ERS, of 'Moran road,
b.. been selected as a head!
resident of Skidmore CoUege
where she is a senior. !
Merry-Gl>Rounders to Danc. in 'Si.m'
"'Ibe King and I" 11 the ver AnDivenary aan &Mur.
theme for Merry.Go-Rowx1' day. Ma)' 3, at the Detroit
ers' black tie diDner~lIICe Yacht Club.
scheduled for Saturday, .oe. Merry. Go • Rounder. 11 a
lober 5, .t the Graue Pomte socl.1 e 1u b limited to 100
Vacht Club. ADn Rackey, of member.couple. who love lo
Moorland drIve, is accepting dance.
reservations for members
and tlleir guests through this ... --------""'"1
Saturday, September 28.
Decor wtll be Siamese, of
course, and each ~rty.goer
will be designed a "king" or
"queen" of several dif{erent
countries, bid to change partners
whenever he/slle sees
his/her opposite n u m b e r
"kine"I"queen" gliding by.
Cocktails at 7 will be followed
by dillDer at 8:30 at
this first festivity of Merry.
Go.Rounder,' 25th yeu.
The 1974-75 season features
thl'ee more black Ue dinnerdances.
Lochmoor Club will
be the setting for "Under the
Vum-Yum Tree" F rid a y,
December 6, the Grosse
Pointe.Hunt Club for
"Cabaret" Saturday, .March
15. The year closes with a Sil.
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Society News Gathered. from. the Pointes
Church Circle, Slate Se"iom
01'01II PlIUte MeJDOrill
ClMareb Cirele m. mIt.rI
.. u.er ,. twr tint. Bible
.UdII'" studi meetiqs
Hat Tuelday, Oetober 1.
TbeJr .ubJeet ia the Boot 01
Matthew. Circle chairman
1In. Peter J. KoeD1I, Jr.,
-..em, win be happy ~
1Mar from aDYoae who wiIbe.
tQ I•.
lIol'llial Cirdea meetln, at
,: 10 o'clock laelllde CIl'eJe
ODe at tbe Wanaer road bome
Cfrdea .eeuq at 1lJ'doet
are Kn. Jolul "IDa, of
Cadieux road, Circle Five,
Kn. GordOIl Lieaemer, of
LeziDPoil road, Circle Six,
Ud IIrs. Gust Jalmte, of
Filher road, Cirele Seven.
Clrele Elgbt will pther .t
tbe WaahiDltoD rew.d bome of
111'1. D.vid Kiever at •
o'clock. Circle, Nine meetl .t
the Church at 1:30 ill the
momiD ••
01 IIrs. !:ureDe Al1eII, Cire1e ~innesot. Women
Two at Ifra. Jolla Me- LAunch Y.er Oct. 4
CreiPt', IIclCillley ph ee
'-olllt, CireJe Tbree at 111'1.
UODanl Hot*JDa' reaideDee 1he Ullivenity of lliDne.
1.11the Shore Club aDd Circle IOta Women'. Club will
"our at tile Mowat V.rDOI1 launch its 19'74-'7G season
Friday, Odober f, with •
road boIDe ollln. Frederick 12:15 o'dock llllleheoa meet.
EVIJlI. jqg at the Soulhfie1cl bome
HoIteue, lor Atte1'llOOll 01 Mn. RaYJDODCi Boeb. Co-
--------- boIteues .re the MueI'lDa
BART EDMOND Everett Wright. Howard
Ap'-'i"retl Dir«ro.r B.aer, Nichola, KItDjo,Ui aud
...- Clareaee Humpllriea.
Mr ..... £4 ........ Ioee. Guest apeaker Mrs. Edward
..... IelII Ie .1Ie "UCIII of W. WU1iaml will dilcllU You
. Direderel Vi .e "....... .- &be 8-J..
~. n IriHte'" e _.
Ie 11'- Ile IIe... eI Club members allo plan to
w. 'ioa. Ma. Dee.... atteDd the IIIrmesota.lIieb1.
M.. J.k. ... ....iMd Ia laD "LJttIe BrownJill" foot.
............ lid. ~ Ia die lNIn,.me October 261.11AIm
, C_ P.. te su... Arbor, cIepvtiq by bull .t
"to__ ......... e.-Ies 10:SO o'doek from tJIe Dear.
Ie • ..1leioI.., eI Gnenl bon CauBtry .Club aDd re-
F...... turIlIq tIIere after the came
f... ,_ ialelftlN i.. for a diJmer-daDee.
...... ....-.11' .!left .. All :M'iJmeeota allUlUli are
lie 1..-11. fee'.... ..Iy IDrited ~ partieipate 1.11either
1606 .ia.. _ Iao.ealor)'. 01' both ...... l"IIrther iJa.
t..jIIeIe IraiIIlJII .... _.
..... W- at _ e-t. Iwmatioll ma, be obtaiDed
f iew write Mr. H.... br ea1UIlt Jlra. a.,aI C. Bar.
Ell 21316 Mile" 4.e.. cIeD, Jr., Chal prelideDt, at
c... te ...... Mlell. __ , ar 1In. Jo1m lie.
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PRESeNTS ...
• SWEATER SETS
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• CARDIGANS
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:e WITH CO-ORDINATE
PANTS & SKIRTS
THE JUNIOR STORE
elo/~eJ CloJel
Mack at Nine Mile
St. Clair Shores
The Thomas Hartkops
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world on II string,
but she knows
your community
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Newfyweds Ate et Home in Eest Lensing W"ere
H.ls Working Toward e DU41Masters 0.9'"
While Tuching in the Medical School
Rogers City's Westminster Presbyterian Church
wu setting for the !Saturday, September 7, cere.
mony at which Thomas Henry Hartkop, son of Mrs.
Henry H. Hartkop, of South Oxford .-oad, and the
late Dr. Hartkop, claimed 'Michele Anita Davis as
his bride. ---------- I
The 1 o'clock rites at puffed sleeves, for her early
w hie h The' Reverend afternoon wedding.
Frederick Steen presided A C. m e 10 I headpiece
were followed by a recep- caught her silk illusion veil.
lion at the Ro-rs City She carried an elongated CiS-
.... eade of dalsl .. , lavender
home of her parents Mr. d pi t. .
and .Mrs. R-&...rt N, Davl's. mum. an pur e s atice m.
\11n: tertwined with h"j',
After a Canadian vacation She was attended by her
tbe aewlyweds aN * home sistet Suzanne Davis as maid
iA Eaat LallaiDa where be is of bODOr aod the' bride.
workiq on • dual Jlaaters ;room's sisters Elitabeth
detree in neuro anatomy.1Id Ruth Hartkop as bridesmaid
aeuro pathololY Wlder Dr. and Catherine AM. Hartkop
Marpret Jooea at Itidlil'D as junior bridesmaid .
. State Utlivenlty while te.ch. Their puff.sleeved, scoop.
iDJ both. 'allbjedl ill the :Kedi. necked green froeb were
cal SChool. Iimllar 1.11style to tbe bridal
The bride, 111 IISU Medic.l IOwn. T2ley wore floral caps
TedUlolol)' graduate, aeleet. of white mums, stlttice Ind
ed a wbite alUr: priDceu ;own, ivy matching their bouquets.
Jaee.trimmllCl aDd fubioDed Be.t maD was Edward
with a JeOOP Deek aDd Ibort, JobnlOll. Stephen H. HilIrtltop,
Exchanging marriage vow. in Weltminlter
Presbyterian Church, Rogers City, 81tunlay, sep. CUSTOM DRAPERIES
tember 7, were MICHELE ANITA DAVIS, daughter
of Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert N. Davis, of Roten B PAGlINA'S
City, and Mr. Hartk~, son of Mn. Henry H. Y .
~=:' of South 0 ord road, aDd the late Dr. 19435 MACK at PRESTWICK
Legion Ladie, Seat Officer,
(l.ocflNd ;,. "..
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wittI falNk Ie match
01'OllH PoiDte ,UDlt JIll for tbJ.I ,ear lDdude c::Mu • w.... Centid .., ,,",utlH
Amerie.- t..qioa AwdIiar:)t 10111I dY1Nd by G r ae. • . Wtlftft W...
h.u iAstaUed ita 1974-75 om. Hoopes, attelllclaDee prius • W." Ceveri.,.a
eetI iDeludillc ADelia Cable, beaded bJ Iiln. Eekal .. aDd • Cwtom Win4ew ShaHIn
praJdeat. CllriItbIa. DriIIk. Spirit Gf '71 tbaJred bJ JIn. • lath Ace..... by Kinch
.ater, vice.preaidel1to liable ADea. • Dtapety Hardwa .. ., Kinch" Graber
Eckmaa, chaplain. I( ary Speaken at tbe Ullit'. f1rat • 1 inch Le""" "Inch in over .0 Dec.tatf.,.
WIlIte, seeret&rr, Mat'laret fall meetlq were Ju1LPDe ..._._- .... - Gl. he Colors
Goodmau. corresllClDdiDl dC- Pattenca aDd Cuot oJ.... ~, •• .-w ng '"
retaly. 1lIl1'7 Del ._ - , Doerr, bJ.Ib _ _...._.~.-IA-. ,,__
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treaaurer, ud Elva NeJlsen, wbo atteDcled GlrIa' State .... CUSTOM OUHRlfS MAHU'ACT&MID
parUameatariu. .1esaioftI at _011... CoIleIe. - "n II 1,7
Kn. Cable, JIlQIdiDI at 'l'bey weN iDtrod1Ieed by IN OUR OWN WOIKltOOM' 'he '.::>e"er ....HAl~
her fil'It fan meetiDI, an- IIrs. Duller. SUMMH HOUII$, MONDAY. 'IHIIOUOH SA1'UIlDA't'0.5
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ESCAPE FROM THE ORDINARY
liveability is coupled with elegance in this spacious Colonial.
AccommodQ~ons include foVl' large family bedrooms - all
with boths, a 30' living room, big library, 2 first floor fireplaces,
a guest-size dining room, great kitchen with pantry
and breCllkfast room and additional bedrooms and bath on the
third floor.
r"''' ..~~ ~ ~ fer. ovtdoor Q(tivitie •• Th •
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Not just a home, but a way of life for the family with a flair
'k;r~-.ri;',OUitd pool and greenhouse overtook more than an
acre of lush sprinklered grounds - and plenty of room for
a tennis court, too!
Coil todoy lor'd.foils on fhis or ony of our ofh., fine off.rings.
3 GroIN Pointe
Offic ..
881.4200
Ok-.I'o-be-rl-e-. - 19435 MACK at P,estwick Jefferson at 10 Mile
..u a. head of ailldreD aDd HI' 1ft GfOIM Point. Wood. "5-2420 St. Clair Shores
Youtb. For Newcomer. ....... _
JIra. Goodman wUl be re- '
aPooa.ibJe Ioi EducaticHl, aad'.,... .•. ~' •.' '. ,
ScholArlbl~"ua" POt~'Preal .. "To,Clelebrate ~~ u:eel.
dub ParW1V JIn. DrIU. Jeat eropoi New".. m.m.
water for LeIia1atioll, 1117. beI'I the Newcomers Club .,
Del Barba lor Veteraa's Groue .Po~ ~. mdlq
AlIaJrs aad J1ehabWtaUoD, fl.l1., _.pIaBa far .. Oktober.
Mrs. White for. Poppy Salea feN,. l:iIturday, october. $.
aDd lira. Eckman for Na- ,T2le evelliDc beaJu at .:10
tioJllJ Seewity and Civil De- 0 clock with eoelrtai1a ~
bon d'oeuvre. aened dl
feDle. . variollJ members bom.. ,
Othen chairln, commlttee.s' tben will Pl'Ogreli to a 'Uf.
are. U1enna StaDbury, .AD!en. prise localion where party.
calUlm and CommWUtatioDs goen will enjoy true German
aad Pre., 1lelatiOlll, Hasel cuisine iDcJudiJigsauerbraten,
Allor, Community Service, sausage and sauerkraut
Doria Neilsen, CoDa~Mion German potato .1J1d .nd
aDd By-La,,, aDel Fmaace, aermau chocolate cake-and
Lucille JOin,er, ForeiCD Re- of course aU the Germu
lationa, M.1'7 DlIJter, GirIJ' bier they ~D. drink.
State, and Ruth ADen, mem. An authenUe GermaD Band
besrabi~al' ctivitie heduled wiU. play for sln,illg aDd
peCl a s sc daJJeJJ16.
PlalllliJll the feat are IIr.
and Mrs. Jolm Hortoa, chair.
men, Dr. II!d Mrs. R1cl1arcl
CbeITJ, IIr. and 111'1. Arthur
Hesabur, Mr. aIId lira.
Peter HOlman, Mr. and 1Irs.
LaITJ LOpez, Mr. aJld Kn.
Cbarlea )(eyer, Mr. and lira.
Tom Nalls aI\d IIr. and Kn.
Tom Sieber. Also opeD'
their home for the party are
Mr. and Mrs. Dan HoDalJd.
Couples who have recently
moved to the Groue Pointe
area from outaide Detroit
are e1IIible for Newcomen
membenhip. Intereated per.
sons may cOlltad the Cll1b
membership chairmen at
8Il$-S705 or 886-7811 for fur.
ther Inform.tion.
Hartkop-Davis Rites Celebrated Sept. 7
Tc)(fay's rising gasolh.e prices needn't drive room as the Rolli-Royce Silver Sh.ldow.
you to distraction. Or even to an economy car. More tnud< space than .Contlnmtal Mark IV.
Look what you get from the 1974 Audi looLS. Front-wheel drive Ilk. the Cadillac Eldorado.
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brother 01 the bridepoom, 'I'tle JIIOtber of tIae bride
ushered .nd D.me! c. D.vW, w(re • ~ ,lntt ~
the bride'. brother, .&1 j\lll- lOW'" tlu bridepOOm',
lor IJ'OOInsm.D. moUMr a IOWD fII U¥J ft.
Special weddl.l1g muaie .a, embroklered Iaee. TIle ....
pl.yed .nd suog by Jeffrey IfOOm'. ~tber, IIrs.
W. HarUtop, .nother blGtber K. T. Crail, MIectecI a "Y)'
of the bride&room, who ,110 aDd pearl 10ft. PirJr. ,....
ushered, Donald Tapert .nd .ad white e.l'1l'U08s fermed
Mr. Jobnaon. the best m.n. their COJ'IICeJ •.
AudrJOOLS,~r.~~~l:~ ..ry.
A lot of cars lor the naoney. .
A lot of miles tothe pIIoit.
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INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED
1 Lega I Notice
lA Personals
II Death Nolice
Ie Public Sole
2 Entertainment
2.... Music Education
21 Tutoring and EdUC4tion
2C Hobby Instruction
2D Com;>s
2E Athletic Instruction
2F Schools
2G COMole.cenl Care , ,
3 Lost and Found
4 Help Wonted General
4A h'4lp Wonll'd Domestic
48 Services to Exchange
4C House Silting Services
5 Situation Wonted
5.... Situation Domestic
58 Employment Agency
5C Catering
6 For Rent Unfurnished
6A For Rent Furnished
68 ,Rooms for Rent
6C Office tor Rent
6D Vocation Rentals
6E Garage for Rent
6F Shore Living Quarters
6G Store or OHice Rental
6H For Rent or Sole
7 Wonted to Rent
711. Room Wonted
78 RO" ..l and Board Wont!!!
7C Gorage Wanted
7D Storage Space Wonted
8 Art ieles for SoIe
8A. Musical Instruments,
88 Antiques for Sale
8C Office Equipment
9 Articles Wonted
10 Snowmobiles for Sole
10.... Motorcy
.~~ .
3-LOST J.ND'FOUN6
LOST gold cross, Tuesday,
september 17th, front of
Jaeobson'js Home Sbop. Reward
•. 88«),8866.
4-HELP WANTED
• GENERAL
REAL ESTATE SALES.
PEOPLE; Bruce N. Tappan
&. Associates has. ~peninglJ
for real estate salespeople.
Prefer perlOlIll with
previous sales experience.
Ho:.vever, if you have am.
bition and wet to make
more moaey and are wiD.
ing to work for n, we can
offer you the bestoppor.
tunity in Grosse Pointe.
Call John llou for perlODal
interview.
TAPPAN
SECRETARY for offices in
Grosse Pointe, must poss.
ess charm, character aDd
fine appearance, ,uitable
forprestJge office. Typing
and shorthand skills reo
quired, lmowledge of bookkeeping
desirable but not
requin!d l'lene can Char.
terHouse and Company at
643-60S5.
MIDNIGHT-Col1ege student,

Thund'Y. september 26. 1974 6 R 0 SSE POI NT E NEW S' '. Twenty.Thr ..
6-FO& UNT 6C-OFFICI fOl. RINT 6D-VACATION I-AI.TICLIS POI SALE t-AI'.I1CLU POI SAU I-AITiCLIS POI $AU '-ARTICLES FOI. $AU I-AITICLU FOI SALE
• -
UNfUlNISHED
BEAUTIFUL Z bedroom 11at.
fl30 moathly, vWlUes
paid, .pPliances, c.r"rted,
tJdI, pea. ok. &e1J'l Rent-
• la, 388-3800.
CHANDLER Park Drive
.rea, '180 JIIClDtbIy, 2 bed.
room britt home, ba ...
ment, ,.rage. near scbool
.Dd shoppin,. kids, pea.
ok. &elrs R.eDtaJa,. 3tJ8.
3600.
lI'URNISHED offlee with an. IlIMTAU 'STARTING PIJebo. Cyber.. MOD ERN Daveaport, I 4 FAJlILY Garlge Sale, liar- ~ OFF Christmu C.rds!
Iftriq aervice, $75. 17801 FORT MYERS BE A C H, ueties WorUbopa ill NJI- mODtba old, anUque d1nln, Diture, cJothiDJ, reeordl, unW Ottober 1.• clt.10Is.
Ealt Warren. 885-1900. Florid •. View Gulf, Olym. im.p pIJ)'cholOty, from room table, Ubr• .., table, boob, 'ppllabCU, mileel. The Quill (see our dilpl.y
DENTAL SUITE (2 cuil'l-- fpiC,size pool, Colf ..~ ~ ~lIrwn!WtI. mlllY other Items. TV" U1DtoU1.Tblll'ldayand Fri. Id). M.ck at HlmptOlJ,
' .. l1u equipped) •••_ Z _ .. rom our comer, .. --..' p.m .... p.m. U'llI. d.y 11).$.1882Country Club GroSSI Polllte Woods.
......, ..... ... ~ room Condominium. Golf, for nen da.. starting I Drive.
room office. Heated and 500 yarda to flnt tee, prl; date, special &roup r.tes. ELECTRIC deluxe stove, -_________ EXCELLENT ::ollaition, lIa,.
• Ir cOllditioDed. 1141'1 E. te i d A."l .... --------- Geueral Electric self de- HOOVER spin ~ry portable n.vox Stereo cOllsole, $150.
W.mn near Outer Drive. v. per, eep se • ......-.. ALFREDO'S froel refrigerator, Frencb washer. Extellelll tOndl. II" bl.ek NaUJalJyde sofl
Can 1lJ5.Ot5'1. EveDin,. JhellilJg. LinenJ, c.ble TV, September Sale Provinelal ch.i&e IOIUJ,e, liOlJ. $76. 839.7006. $100. 011seasc.pe $tO. Two
88f.IIe9O. weekly or selSOllll Eve. 15% off ODcllltom fr.miDI, plDt clIest OIl cbest, pair I decorltor lampa $2S each.
Z SMALL OFFICES, 1..
Harper, 1 .t $80, 1 at $75.
Includes utilities aad lit
conditiOlJing. 884-6320days,
886.1T11 nights.
nia,s. 53a~l2t. 20 to 30DAIoff OIl oils,.nd of. very tan Adlm .nd Eve IBIi Selectric typewriter, W.lnut chtir $1.!. saturday
FALL COLOR or wlDifr va. wall mirrors. 22d5 SchoeD. lamps. 882.2108. good condition, coUel~ stu. and Sunday 9-8. 23106North
cation, Boyne .rea chalet, herr, Warren, betweea 8 ---.------- dent's, $350. 527-8118.' ROIed.!. Court oU M.rter
fireplace, "11 heat. '178- aad 9 IIDe. m-lllO. TRADITIONAL sofa and 2 BASEMENT d I Road.
.. I ch.irs, exceDellt condition. an larale SI e
4824. OLD GOLD, old jewelry. re.son.ble. can .fter 6 -Tbursday, Frid.y, 26th, SOLEX motor bieyde iD ex.
FORT LAUDERDALE, lovely BlIY-8eU.Or Repair. Jewel. p.m. 882-a.78. 27, 9:30.5. 2167 Be.llfeit. cellent condition, $190. 886-
SIles. A brow$iD1 assort.
FLORIDA, Marco 1$~.llId.
ment of old and iDtereating
Renting bc.utifu1 water.
pieceli. TiDs, crotb, jUls.
front condominium vill.,
pine servin, table, pine
bi.weekly, monthly, fiIh.
truw .nd more. S.turday,
ing. boating , pool, etc.
September 28th 601 LIncoln
Sleeps 4 adults, new com.
corner Waterloo. II '.m ..3
pletely furnished. TU
p.m.
1-4982.
MOVlNG - Must leU. White
MARATHON KEY, 1:215 miles
bedroom set. deat.~utcb,
South of Miami, on the
chair, 5 dr.wer chest, nIte
water overlooking i 0 I f
mnd, be a d bo • r d aDd
course. DlviDg, fishinf, ten. frame. Bo\liht 1-17.74,paid
nis, uew 2 bedroom, 2 b.th, $Ufo, sell 25DA1off. Miscel.
fully furnished Condomlni.
laneous. 1653 Newcastl~,
ums. Pool and maid. '131- Woods. FridlY, Saturd.y,
6248. 9-6. 889.0811.
FOR LEASE, So. P.lm
Beaeb, dell1le apartment
ROUND PEDESTAL oak
Until February 1st, Com-
dinInI table. B22-5981.
pletely equipped, pool, 011 GIRL'S SCHWJNN Fair
AlA. Few yards from Lally. Excenent '!OudltiOD,
.ocean IJId L. It e WDrth, $35. Professlon.1 exereycle,
reduced rental llDW Dec. new, $350. Gra)' suede
1st. Pictures ..vailable. skirt, size 10, $25. 885-1734.
Adults. Owner. 'l75-40t9.
GARAGE SALE -
USED VW'S
BUG5-CMlPERS.BUSES
LARGE sELECTION
TO CHOOSE FROM
100% Warranty
Available
SPECIAL SALE
ON ALL MODELS
STOP AND
COMPARE
WE BUY
USED VW'S
WOOD
MOTORS, INC.
J5351 Gr.tiot It 8 ,Mile
372.2600
BUT
BEFORE
YOU BUY
BE SURE
TO VISIT
SEYMOUR
CADILLAC
J2 month •• 11.000 mile. V.lue
Protection PI.n optional on
mo.t Cldlll.e.
964-6811
3' 80 E. JEFFERSON
'74 Monle Carlo. Low miles.
'73 Pinto Squire Wagon. Auto,
'72 Monte Carlo. Mint.
'71 Capri. A Stull
'70 Chevrolet Impala 2 Dr. H.T.
'6$ Chevrolet Impal. 2 Dr. n. T.
'68 Chcvrolet C.prlce 4 Dr. H,T.
'67 Chevrolet 2 Dr. l)lick.
VA 121•.
th ,
Roll.
MACK aDd Cadieux - Ap. 1 bedroom garden apart. ry appraisal serviee (with I WASHING M.chine, 3 years 3369.
proxim.tely 1,800 &quare meut, elellln +1u f"~;shed photograpba), Ed w s r d YOU Name It we probably ld tl b led
...,...... 11'1." J I 63 K . '1 f 'A 1. d n il 0, recen y over.u , GARAGE SALE-I0 a.m .• 4
feet of office space - all and decorated. Quiet. Over. ~. ewe er, erche. go~ 1, rom ...,).... an a s $50, se'rs humidifier less
or p.rt. Offices aud layout lookm'g pool a~" waterw.... VII, lower level Colonial to lace table t1oths. 436 .. 1 old _.. p.m .• Saturday only. Toys,
- ... F.... al B UAIR~ 7.... B I' R d G r 0 sse han year "~ ..rie...., bicycle, sUl'\4r wheel, chilo
rooms - good for almost '177 """7 ev-mn'gs. ....er u '""'6, iN. arc ay 01, , Phil ....
..... .' I Pointe Farms, saturd.y 9 c.un . co dectric stove, dren's clothes, decoupage
any type of business. All
LAKEWORTH, F lor 1d a, 2 FLEA MARKET every Wed. to 4. $2:;, Philco refrigerator, purses, fur jacket, orglD,
utilities are included.
bedroom furnished home, nesday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For ---------- ~. Stereop,'lonic recoro dishes, miscellaneou.s. 3U
PURDY AND ASSOCIATES
$300 month. A d \II ts, no table iafotlll'tlon caU 772. GARAGE SALE - S.turoay /lllyt;-. $20. 886-5825. Rid.e ROld, Grosse Pointe
889-0500
t 791 """"" 0450, AJumo 8 Mile Road 28th, 12 noon'" p.m., nice PAIR FR • Farms (near Moron).
PI s. ........... between Harper aDd Mack, baby and toddler clothes, EI"CH Provincial
2.3 OR 4 OFFICE suites, pri.
Lo ly t swlngomatic bottle sterll. off white down cushion PIANO sheet music, Teen
vate rest room. deluxe MARAT HONbKEd panening. carpetee, air con. te 2
dilioDed. 8 Mile, 2055l} Ver.
nier near 1.94 x.way. 1m.
mediate occupancy. Mrs.
Roberts, 776-6660.
EAST WAf..1EN near Grosse
PfJDte. Store new]:, decor.
.ied, he.ted with base.
meZlt. $1111. 882.3046.
EAST WARREN near Grosse
Pointe. BeacoJ1Sfielden.
trance. Small store, was
beauty for many years. $60
per month, gas heat. 882.
3048.
HAMPTON SQUARE BLDG.
22811 M.ck .Avenue
Various size suites available.
Optional secretarial service.
88f.4516
c5~VACATIOH
RENTALS
VERO BEACH, Florida. New
oceaJJfruJt, '2 bedroom, 2
blth. Condominium. Eleg.ntly
turnished by decorstor.
Beautiful beach,exercin
roouu, &aWII, tennis
courts. 8lIU'129.
FORT MYEBS Beldl,' Flor-
Ida, completely furnished
Z bedroom, 2 bath, air «:011.
ditloned CGIIdomlnium on
Gulf over]ookillg pool, G.E.
kitchen .114 laundry, c.ble
RESERVE now for fall colora .wa)" bed,
colC( TV•.822.fd72.
areen antique
.nd ski season. New" bed. satin dr.pes, broller-oven,
DEERFIELD BEACH, Flor.
room chalet withflr1!place. houlehold Items, clothing,
ida, on lDtelcoutal, 1 bed. Petosky are.. 882-5749 or booka. ~01 Kenosba, Bar.
room, second floor apart. 421.1762. per.Woods. FrIday.
ment, fully furnished, $800
per month, 3 month mini. 7-WANTED TO RENT GARAGE SALE. Charc:oal
mum. Call 306-399-3515.
Irill, adding machine, dog
WIDOW OD small income bed&, sun lamp, yard fur.
wishes to rent llllfunJished
JrQR, ~"O~, SALE, ..27
Ditqre,. odds, and ends. 11
~ room ap.rtment MIIIt
:'i100t cWJi:lJ'ne~a,g or. mo\Or
,;;,~t?~~,.~p,~)'.~p.
!five 'sllow,r~~=. retriI. " m I' 28th;' 9:30-3 p,m.
O. home, sleeps 6, 'self c:clIJ.
talDed, &ir conditioning,
eratori Groa. e oaly.
No more than $80 month. TEBR,\R:IUM IJimp, make
full power. 779-0348.
18MO Mack, P.O. Box 6888, n.ture • light in )'our life.
GrossEi Pointe, Michigan, White ac:cordion pleated
LAUDERDALE BY SEA
Ocean front 2 bedroom IlIX. 48238.
shade. Demijohn bottle, 31"
ury toWDbouse. P.r iv • t e
WI. 882-4603.
RENT OR Lease, furnished .
beacb, ~loseto everything. Mature couple, no pets, HESPELER W.lnut dining
963.3123 evenlDg~. '1!M4.
no children, have sold table, buffet, 6 chlirs. 4911.
Farms home. Need place 0472.
STUART Florida, Pierpointe
Yacht Club. New condo-
to hang hat from October
GARAGE SALE ~ Clothing,
minium. 2 bedroom, 2 bath,
15 to February, give or
ladies 7, 8 Ind 9, cblldrens
all complex facilities and take few d.ys. Retirement
6x to 12, coats, snow sulu,
sports lDcluded monthly home not a'lailable yet.
men's loafers 9M. B, ply.
untn early January. 823. References. Phone 881.3936.
wood .aud box, toys,
9629.
HAVE FALLEN in love with frames. Miscellaneous. Sat.
your beautiful Grosse urday 10-4 only. US Kemy.
ST. MAARTEN West IJldies,
Pointe area. Do you have a
3 bedroom, 2M.baths, beau.
A'ITIC SALE-Bedroom, din.
two bedroom rental for 50
tiful locaawn, completely
ing, breakfast furniture.
year oid "empty nestel"
equipped for sale or rent.
Miscellaneous. Friday .nd
couple traDSferrOO from
823.9629.
Saturday 12-4. tKS Neff.
small town to Detroit?
FLORIDA, Longboat Har. Please c a II Mr. Rowlee GIRLS clotbiDl, .ges 10.11.
bour, 111ll:ur)' apartment, 964-6680, ExteuUoD 32. 12. 881-9133.
.vailable for season, or will FURNISHED 1 bedroom GARAGE SALE -F«rniture,
consider monthly rental. bachelor apartment needed J'II(, clothes, stroller, an-
car optional. 885-2861after by retired naval officer tlque rifle, t run k. 409
1.
after October 1st. Box T.? Manor. Saturday only.
Grosse Pointe News.
STUART FLORIDA - Beau'
GARAGE SALE - Household
tIful furnished 2 bedroom,
7C--GARAGE WANTED furniture, kitchen wsre,
2 b.th, condomin.lum on
auto tires. Saturday, Sun.
golf course. TU 2'()510. 3 CAR OR 1 long for boat day only. 4S9-3778,613 Bar'
stqrage. 881-9401. r1ngton.
FLORIDA STUART, lovely
uDlurnished waterfront, 2 8-ARnCLES FOR SALE GIRLS Schwinn, lite new.
bedrooms, 2 bath, condo- , Only 2 4/5 miles. $65. Call
minium. Yearly rental. EFFECTIVE September 18, 823-3365after 10 a.m.
TU 2'()510.
Flea Market every Wednes.
day 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For BOYS brown 24", 5 speed,
N'APLES-A beautiful new ~ table information call 772. Schwinn bicycle, good
bedroom, 2 bath country 0450, 9 Mile Road between shape, $80. 886.1337.
dub apartment. Golf, tenni~ , Ha'per .nd Mack.
SMALL Refrigerltor, 2 door,
.nd swimming. Month 0
3WORDS wanted, Japanese, top freezer, frost free. 8
.sealiOn. 773-S199.
German, also helmets, med. months old. 885-8214.
also 885-94031.
FLORIDA, Boynton Beach, I
ELABORATE flrepl.ce man.
for rent furnished or unfur- ':lARDWOOD, $25 and $28. tel. Opening 51" x 31M.".
nished, new two bedroom' White Birch, $31. Fruit. 88Z-tI404.
borne, 2 baths, family room. wood, $33. Kindling wood,
garage, club house, free $4. 24' available. $3 stack.
GARAGE SALE. M.ny, many
golf, selSon ing. Any c.rrying extr ...
interesting items. Trunks,
01' yearly. KE
8.0550.
1-!l49-0995.
furniture, etc. Everything
must go. 1457 Lochmoor,
NORTH NAPLES Florida, ~ 'AJ,MOST-NEW" APPAREL 9-4, Friday ONLY.
bedroom, 2 bath Condomln Carefully selected current
styles of designer end bet-
ESTATE SALE, everything
jum on Gulf 01 Mexico.
ter .pparel, .cCe!lOrie.,
must go. Furniture, an.
completely furnished, pool,
furs, j e W' e 1r 1 .Dd "old.
t:quea, glassware, chiDa .Dd
by week, month or 8IIIOn
tlques".
tools. 2OZl7 -HlaItiDgton,
Call owner 363-6850.
Consignments Welcome
H.rper Woods, 10 to 5, SIptember
28 and 28.
CLEARWATER, furnished ~ LEE'S
bedroom. 2 bath Condomln ~9 Mack (ne.r 8 Mile)
lum on Tampa B.y, Avail
881-8002
PRIVATE
able. 264.00t2.
lARN SIDING - Authentic HOME SALE
FLORIDA, 11th floor studic 1" we.thered, hsnd beW'Il, 1487 GUNNINGDALE DR.
apt. in exclusive .nd prl n.tural timber. 1-463.21'11. The private home slle, clos.
vale Sla Towers condo
WEDDlNG INVITATIONS Ing out Eatate, announced
mlnlum complex on Boc
Discount with this Id. In last week', p.per is on
C leg 0 Bay, overlookin
INSTANT COPIES IOc for Friday, SIturd.y Ind
Gulf Mexico. Siuna. bridgl
Low price Instant printing. Sund.y september 27, 28,
tennis, swimming pOOlset<
SCRATCH PADS 3k LB. 211, It 148'1 Sunnlngdale
AVlilable Nov. 1 for aet
3 Ibs.
Drive, Grosse Pointe Woodl
'1.00
sonal occupancy. 884.1020
ECONOMEE SERVICE overlooking LOchmoor Golf
PRINTING
Course, t~.•..e p.m. Fur.
HILLSBORO BEACH, FJorl 15201XefflJul .t IAIrep>fJlt.
nlhlre for ill reGlIIS .In.
da. Villa loc.ted on Inter Grosle Pointe VA 2-7100 c1udlng a breakfront With
to.. tal wlterway. Priv.te
drop delli:, erJetal, IUver,
pool aad beach. Av.llabl, 'AKE NEW-8pfrtl sunlamp .Dtlquea, app11Dcea lnd
__ Deeember 1. .Dd, JlllUary 00 ItalJd, $28. VA I-tlUll, I.n eqUlpmeal E.. I')"
, In m
Y AT'l"RACTIVE 3 bedroom,
$190 monthly, Late privi.
leges, g'rage. appliances,
tlds. pets ok. sear. Rent.
lis, 368-3600.
LARGE 2 bedroom, $160
monthly, utiliU.. p.id,
carpeted. appliances, base.
m~nt. Kid., pets ok. Sears
Rentals, 368.36ro.
3 ROOMS, $95 mouth, uW.
ltiel Included. Also 2 rooms
furnished, $8t) month util•.
itles included. 821.7492.
' ve" MOVING SALE: Refri&era. ber w.rmer, 2 infant love seats. Excellent con. and Petite size 7 clothing:
carpe d e ro 0 m,... tor, GE washer, Hamilton se.tS, Jeri.urrier, b.sket- dition, $400. 77'.2038 morn. 881.5914. .
ST. CLAIR SHORES, Maso-
bat b unfurnished .part. gas dryer, snow tires 78x15. ball hoop with backboard, tugs.
nic .nd Harper area .. 3
ment. Drapes, stove, reo chrome d1nette set, bed- mIscell.neous household I MASON JARS. piDli and
bedroom brick ranch,. util.
frigerltor, air conditioning, room set, l.dy's figure 1 RUMMAGE SALE - SI. qu.rts, after • p.m. 881.
ity room. $%50 month. 293-
heat, dishwasher, pool, doo r skates liize 10" throme bird items. La 8tl8-9llM,20728To es Jam es LuIher.n Cburc, b 4837.
..
UU between 10:30 a.m .•
dOCkage, ocean and Gulf c'ge, roU.. w.y bed, Sim. ne. . I McMillan at Kercheval,
2:30 p.m.
access. near shoppiDg cen. moDScouch, T.ppan rang" RUMMAGE SALE WedneS1Jay, 0 c t 0 b e r 2 20% OFF Christmas Cards!
2 BEDROOM Ranch; carpet.,
ters. Adults. $250 month, 886-3838. Clothln" Houaehold. Frid.y from 4 to 8 p.m. and unUl O~tober 1.• tlt.IOls.
1 year lease minimum. . PON I October 4th, 4-8 p.m. ThursdlY, October 3 from The Quill (see our dlIpJ.y
ed, central air, paneled
Write R. Langlands, Gen. P~G G t.ble, good con- ,GR.OSSE POINTE SOROP. 9 to 1 p.m. ad). Mack It Hampton,
den. Florida room, large
eral Delivery, Carswell Air I. dlUon. 88...,253. TIMIST CLUB, Ameri"an I lot in the Woods, 2 blocks
ANTIQUE French Provincial Grosse Pointe Woods.
from water, .ttaehed ga.
Force Dase, Tens '18~Z7. ILAS'l' OF THE Bed Hot Legion Hall, 20&16 Mack sofa. In need of reupbol. KITCHEN TABLE .Dd 2
rage. $550 month plus se-
AveDue, Grosse Pointe sterlng. Best oUer. 294.3153. eIlalrs. Dlnlnl room set, 9
curity deposit. 882.7278.
Woods. SA-L-E-S-M-AN--'S-s-a-m-p-Ie-s-al-e. ple~e Dunc.n Phyfe. 886-
1116 LAKEWOOD•• t Jeffer.
FABULOUS Garage Sale. Au. M.,oH and more. Candles, 0514.
son. 2 .nd 3 room .part.
t!que ,lass, silver, lamps, Co I u m ns , Candelabru, GARAGE SALE-Friday and
menta, from $8lI a month.
lenellS, bedding, new items, Holders, Rings, Novelties Saturday September n, 28.
Senior .dults only. Secur.
ment IlLlits, shirts, vac. and m'IlY Christmas Items. 88 Handy Road, 10 a.m ....
ity deposit required. 331.
uums, sm.U ubles, Mink Tbursday and F rid a y. p.m. Antiques, cbildren's
4265.
coat. Saturday, Sunday, 1~ Holiday. odds and ends, some furni.
U2'1 Somersd, G ro sse I t
NEW duplex, Trombley, 2
Pointe P.rk; DINING ROOM Dun can ute.
bedrOom. 1~ bathl, g••
Pbyfe. t.ble, buffet, 6 GARAGE SALE - Furniture
r.ge. ReaSonable. 777-4096
~HEST Freeler, '18 cubic chairs, 3 leaves. $SO. 886. clothes, ml.lJcellaneous. Frl:
after 8 p.m.
teet, looks liIte Ilew, $150. 8818. day and Saturd&y 10.... 597
6A-F01 RENT
774-M28. U.S. DIVERS Scuba ,ear. Fisher Road.
FURNISHED
GAUGE SALE, Tbursday, TU 1'()322. M.ry after 2 FLEA MARKET; Saturday,
FrIday, Sept. 26.27. 10 a.m. p.m. \ Sunday, September 28, 29.
ALTER ROAD - North of
to 5 p.m., ~70 Sbelbourne 9 a.m. unUl 6 p.m., G28
East Jefferaon near Grosse
Court off Shelbourne Road. MINOLTA SRT 101 with Cad1eux .tEast W.rren.
Pointe are.. NJcely film.
FurnIture, bike; crocks, case, Vivltar 85 to 205 Antiques and JunJt! Rental
iJhecl .studio apartments.
tIres, power mower, tents, zoom, bipod plus other .c- space ,vllI.ble. 882-4396.
$130-$140per moatho Elet-
tlothlDg, odds and ends. Cl8lories, Call TU 5-6502 DON'T MISS THIS ONE!
trlcity included. CoUege
after 3 p.m.
gr.duato preferred, a1IlO
BEl._UTY Canter, 3S SSF1.9 BEDROOM Sw'te S I
responsible .dults. NIce for
camerl, $40. Gossen el". PORTABLE Dog -'n ... WI.th French P ......I-cl.1 ' .nt! P ece,
OIIe petlOD. GoOd transpor.
....sure meter, $35. Harvex gate 140' long x 6' higb, avnu , que
..- metal post wUh .v'-yl ftov. white, $500. Five piece m•.
tadou. Four Bus lines. No
ll"bt meter, $10. Tilt.a.Mlte w ~ pie dluette set $125 ..pets.
Quiet buildinI. Tele-
...
flasll unit, $5. Leather earverecl
ft
cyclone fenciDg. C.ll
2076.
,. •....
phone 331-3110Ior 8Zl.Z818
ryiDg case, $15. 881.7790. • er 6 p.m. lIlJ5.1593.
or 821-8185.
FAMILY home, 2 4'pOster
SUPER Garlle Sale; Com. CHRISTMAS CARDS beds and chest, love seat
BASEMENT .partment, Gra.
blnib, 2 hOlllebolds, tons of 20% discount with .d .nd cb.1r 'a'~' ha- Ir
tiot-a Mile-. for employed
WEDDING INVITATIONS ' c.p ...... c ,
stuff, ADtiquel, .ppllancel, wubing machine, misc.
young man, $US month.
boon, tent. clothes, ruls, Discount with this Id. items and furniture. 822 E.
77U133.
collectables. Ne. .pre.sales. INSTANT COPIES lOt GraDd Blvd. I()'S.
SlturdlY, September 28. Low price instant printing.
NICELY FURNISHED, 1
21m lIorouDe.r st. Johns SCRATCH PADS 35c: LB. l' BRUNSWICK pool table,
bedroom apartment. cad.
Ha.spltat 3 Ibs. $1.00 $400. Schwinn tandem, $60
.iellX.M..ck .... a. 1lII6-3ll2l.
ECONOMEE '.SERVICE '! Girl'. 'Schwinn, $SO. 2 boy'i
RESPONSlDLE leJit1eman.
21"AIR DraPea; 'dart "olive PRINTING ! ',bikes, $5. each,:KeJvJalItoJ'.
references •. F II I'.n I I he d
J!'~ 1~ width, .. 1lDed. 15201Kerch"al .t Lakepointe door refrigerator, $50. 28'
apartment, utilities, garage.
never uaed. '$4$ 'pm. IJ86. G~ PolDte VA '2-noo Sears aluminum exteDSion
Beaconsfield.Harper area.
5815. I MAMMOU'I'IJ ,ara,e and l.dder., $30. 822.1281.
lI63-7670.
MOTOBIEANE Mlrale 4.27" yard lale. Tools, plumblu"
CARRIAGE house, 2 bed-
10 speed, be.utiful bicycle houlehold, electric, fUl'll1.
rooms, •ttractively ap-
in mint condition, $100. ture, clothing and more.
pointed, adults 0D1y, no
alter 2 p.m. 884-4234. Bargain priced. Friday,
pets. Securitl and refer-
.S.turday, Sunday, Septem.
ences required. $200
STERLING Silver, flit ware, ber n, 28, 29. 868 Rivard
month. After Monday 6
excellent condition. Open Boulevard, Grolse Pointe.
p.m. &21-6988.
litock, 12.5 piece place set. '
tin.. and several extra 5 SPEED Schwinn boYI bl.
3 ROOM: apArtment, fur-
pieces. Reuonable. 773- cycle, excellent condition,
nished, including utilities,
2630. . $50. 886-8Il53.
$130 per month, Grosse
PoltJte are •. 822.1991.
MAGNAVOX Color TV. 23 REMINGTON 870 12 gauge
. 3" MaiDum, vent rib,
Inch. 882.7M2. Ch.rles Dal)', O/U,. 12
EAST WARREN.()uter Drive
sec:tlOD.Cle.n, nIcely fur.
NORTHLAND Metal ski's, gauge, vent rib, botb like
nlshec1 15 room upper ltJ.
with Cubco bindings, $50. new. 881.5835.
come. J\1I utilities, mar.
Grosse Pointe. 885.908S. I'HOCKEY .nd some goaUe
ried worldDg couple, no
WILD BOARS head with sale equipment, Peewee, blln-
children or pets. $200
deposit box in back. $llO. tam and midget sizes. Can
month. 885-'1472.
526-8835. I evenings. TU 4o.796t.
INDIAN VIlLAGE area.
FULL SIZED bed with box 7 PIECE Traditiolllll dining
Very attractive studio
sPriDls, mattress .nd night room set. Good condition.
apartment. Available to
stand. Dluette set with 4 Asking $150.Call weekends.
'Working couple or a siDgle
chaIrs. Alarm clock rad- 889'()lI69. .
Ipe1'IOn. Priv.te entrance,
ios. S e. r I Humidifier.
utilities furnished. 822-8927.
Ch.ndeller. All like new. 9 PIECE walnut dining room
OOMS FOR RENT
Antique dressers and or- suite. '200. 824.3426.
lental rugs. 882.7617 Ifter GAJlAGE SALE _ 1 day
GROSSE POINTE vicinity.
5 p.m. , only. Saturday, 10.5. 1173
Gentlem.n, room, private
b.th. 822-n09.
WHEEL CHAIR, Rolls. $35. NoalnglJam.
1118Manchester. TU H417. ------------
ROOM for gentlem.n In pri-
LIMnD OAK double bed,
vate home. References. TU
DOUBLE OVEN, seU clean conlplete, double dresser,
4-6898.
electric stove, like new night stand, also Feddera
$150. Refrigerator 170 lb. air conditioner, map I e
COIIFORTABLE homelike
freeler space, no.frost $15. dreS3~r. 884-4437.
room in Grosse PoiDt\!.882-
Dishwasher, double spray,
1262.
$75. 882.3054. 9 PIECE dining room auite,
very old oak refectory
ROOM with cooking privi-
SOMETHING FOR everyone table. Excellent condition,
leges {or middle age
Sale! Selllng everything In $SOO or best offer. 372.1356.
woman in Grosse Pointe.
our large home. Antiques! I,
VA 1-48'10.
Silver! Furniture! Books! 80 WATI amplifier, $30, 6
Jewelry! Furs! Clothing! station Inter.Com (Rollnd)
SINGLE
room for gentleman.
Bric.a.brac! Tools! It's all $100, public address ays.
8Z2-M81.
[lere _ 740 Anita, Friday, tem, $175. 35 MM Mlnolta
Siturday, Sunday, 886.3915, . SLR 7 $150. 886.3615.
6C-O FFICE FOR RENT
886-3928. MAHOGANY dining room
LUXURIOUS
SUITE, 3 of.
fices, private rest room,
'W' SCHWINN boys bicycle, china, buffet, table, .;
deluxe panelling, carpeted,
3 speed, excellent condi. chairs. Cal] after 4. 773.
Ilr conditioned. 8 Mile,
tion, $25. Schwinn Bantam 3938.
20550 Vernier Ileai' 1.94
convertible $10, Swing Ind AIR CONDIT
x.way. Avanable June 1.
slide Eet $10. Big Wheel lONER, like
new, very quiet. B,OilO BTU
Mrs. Roberti, 776-e660.
$5. 886.3879. 4 recre.tlon room lounge
FOR LEASE
GARAGE SALE, Saturd.y, chairs. 885~220.
FISHER ROAD. Brand
12 to •. 709 Brl.rdlff, kit- TW.IN BED .nd dresser,
New. Up to 1,!lOOsq. ft.
chen carpet, lldy's .nd wing chair, Rlttan fuml.
Private entrallce, parking,
girl's clothln!" toys and ture. Magllivox stereo.
re.dy 60 days.
miscellaneous. Must sell. 882.8738.
19950 VERNIER, nr. East.
BLACK WROUGHT Iron fur. 'PARKER power sweeper,
l.nd. 3, 4 room suites, car.
niture with cusbions, In very good condition, 821.
peted, dilly janitor.
colors of blue, yellow, 3437
orange. 1 1ar,e SOfl, love. .
KELLY, nr. t Mile.
selt. chlir, otto1l1ln, cof. COUCH, 2 occasional chairs,
Approll:. 800 sq. ft., prlv.te
t.y. Bnnd New.
fee table. 2 end t.bles, likl! table •• dolhln" draperle.,
new condition, $200. TU 6. and miscellaneous hous•.
371
FISHER ROAD. Single
0293. hold items, Friday from 10
Office, carpeted, d.Uy ,.nI.
BLACK wrought iron glass fo 5. 821.9306, 976 NotUng.
tor.
table, 4 ch.trs, ax28, $50. . bam.
UUE, tor1leJ' .FI.her
Kltcben ta.... oVl1, 1IPt S M' ALL WESTINGHOUSE
Rd., Newly d~rated 2
green, 4 chairs, ~d6, "'5. bar afr/gerator, .ub zero
roo," ... I~e. l.nltor senice.
Grey Perli" Lamb jacket, Ice miter, fila under a
Alsi~ 1IUtdJl1.
.LIe 18, aewl) re1iIIeII. •• bIIr, firepl.ce equIpment
.Mrs. Jeftrtes, "or
Sll6 H.mptOa, M'r' tAn. a04 oUler mlaeellaDeOIV
shol'e. TU 1"'. !tem •. 881....
,I
un 10.
AtrroMOBILE oners! At
low as $2'l.34 qu.rterly
bup fGO,OQO.$I00,OOO LtabUltJ,
Property Damale.
TU 1-2376 •
WASHER Ind electric dryer,
$20 each. 882.9362.
9 PIECE Jacc;bean o.k din.
ing room set. Excellent
condition. For more info,
call after 5, 1-949~186.
7 PIECE dinette set, .vocado,
[ormitl, wainut finish, up.
holstered vinyl chairs. Rea.
sonlble. 821.1652.
RETIRED executive, 2 same
.s new expensive winter
coats sile .e. 33 white
shirts sile 16\o'a.;Wsleeves,
.11 in .Il00d condition. 1-12
gauge Remington automa.
tic deluxe with extra bar.
rei and custom' genuine
leather clse. TU HI092.
HEAVV Plastic, 40 It. x 50
ft. Excellent for swimming
pool covers, boat cover,
ice skating rinks, etc, Call
885-1424after 6 p,m.
GARAGE SALE, Saturday
9.5 only. Clothing, appli.
.nces. Miscellaneous items.
Prl~s "lashed 1819 Wttle.
stone.
BASEMENT SALE, 19756
Kenoshl, Harper Woods,
Thursday, Friday; dothing,
toys Ind furniture.
SACRIFICE Avocado 20.6
cubic foot Frigidaire. Pur.
cb.st~ July 1973. Remodel.
ing kitchen. Best offer over
$260. 881~.
GIGANTIC SIviDgs! Furni.
ture, clothes, siP 0 r tin g
,oods. MIscl!ll.neollS items.
Septembllr 28th only, 10.4.
1006 Kensin,ton.
BOY'S Dress clothes, size 12
men's, women's clothes,
and equipment. Miscell •.
neous. September 28th, 29th
10-4. 137 Muir Road.
4 FAMILY Yard S.le-Fri.
day, S.turd.y, September
27th, 28th 10-4 p.m. 298 Ri.
v.rd Blvd. R.in dlte October
1st, 2nd.
GIRL'S white Ind gold bed.
room suite, Ironrlte man.
gle. 886-6098.
ANTIQUE typewriter, Uquot
c.blnet, slemwlre, wine,
cordial glasses. Chest of
d rawer I, miscellaneous.
882.2tI79.
DECORATOR'S DREAM, ice
cream 'parlor, wire chairs,
twiA uoaJal,lc:lboards, .lso
wIde reel Brigs and Strat.
ton powered mower, 1~
D.N. iceboats. 882'()()28.
PREaOWNED
CADILLACS
'69 PonUac LeMans.
'74 Cpe. de Ville. Stereo,
'73 Cpe. de Ville. Clean,
'73 &in. de Ville, Stereo.
'72 Cpe. de Ville. Clean.
'72 Eldo. Cpe. Stereo.
'74 Brougham D'Elegance
''11 Calais Cpe. Air.
McGLONE
CADILLAC
2Ot03 HARPER
2 blocks north of VerDier
881-6600
SEE THE BEST
SELECTION OF
PRE-OWNED
CADILLACS
AT THE NEWEST
AND MOST
MODERN
FACILITIES
IN THE AREA
ROGER
RINKE
CADILLAC CO.
11 MILE RD.
East of Van Dyke
Warren
536-6260
OR
757-0767
ALL USED CARS ARE NOT AL! Kf
SEE RllTER FOR THE BEST
$3.995
$2.345
$2,295
$895
$1.195
$995
$79~
$245
RinER CHEVROLET
16700 HARPER 881-7600

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Page Twenty.Four
IA MUSICAL.
INSTRUMENTS
ALL JlUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
Renta1l 'IUO per month.
Drum outf.ltl, .mpUfiers,
guitar" Outes, .allOphone.,
eledric buses, clallical
guitan, viollDJ, trumpetl,
organs, banjos, c 0 Dg 0
drums. clarinets. Others.
All rental fees appli~ ro
purehase price. studio,
861.2682.
PIANOS WANTED
GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles
and Small Uprights. Cash.
VE 7-0506
UPRIGHT plano, good condi.
tion, $100. 824.3626.
CONN coronet, excellent con.
dltion. $150. 884-4955.
GUITAR, case, stand, excel.
lent tone. 888.5825. --~._.---.---
ELECTRIC Chord organ. 40
chords, foot volume control.
$85. 884.0lM7.
TROMBONE, $25. Good for
beginner. 881-1100.
STELNWAY, 5'10\-2" grand
piano, ebony. Excellent condition.
'156.7732.
SI-ANTIQUES
FOR. SALE
FURNITURE relinished, reo
paired, stripped, any type
of caning. Free estimates,
474-8953.
WANTED
Collector gives cash for
old large size
9-ARTICL" WANTED ll--cARS FOR SALE
USED bed. 6: mattrelleS, 66 DODGE Coronet 500, air,
bolt .pring., bu.o.k beds, 383, 4 barrell, power .teer.
sofa couches and other ing, power brake.. A
furniture. Pay your price. beauty. $500. 777.1590.
Peace EvaDgellltlc Church 69 TEMPEST custom S. 4
From 9 to 5 door hardtop. Power steer.
821.0330 or 821.16al ing, air, $750.822.12S7.
JEWELRY, Diamonds, Pre. 1973PORSCHE 914,2.0 Litre.
cious stones, Old Gold. Appearance group, aUoy
Antique Jewelry, Silver, wbeels, AM/FM stereo cas.
Estates, Art Obects, Qual. set/e. 15,000miles. 775-6{)17.
ity Antiques, etc. Bought
or tal!en on consignment. 1973 MARK IV, white on
Our profit is small so you white, excellent condition.
get more. Low mileage. Loaded. $6,'
LEES 695. 885.0544.
20339Mack 1973 DATSUN 24OZ.4 speed.
Grosse Pointe, Mich. 10,000 miles, rally wbeels,
881-8082 Ziebarted, canvas cover.
RECYCLE your used books. While with red interior.
games, encyclopedias, bob. Like new. $4,700. Can 886.
by magazines. A.A.U.W. 3767 after 6 p.m.
members will pick up your 73 OLDS Cutlass Supreme,
donation for their 12th an. power steering, brakes,
nual book sale. Call Mrs. windows, Ziebarted, rear
McNeill, 882.8600 or Mrs. defogger, AM/FM, 10,000
Wright. 885.8619. miles. $3,351J. 882-3458.
DEHUMIDIFIER for aver. 1973 MARK IV, one owner,
age basement. 881-7073. yellow with white vinyl in.
MIKAS.\ place settings in terior. Beautiful condition.
Harrow pattern. 884-$43 Under 12,000 miles. Must
after 4 p.m. sell. Call 822.1615.
WANTED - Girls clotbing, 1971TORINO 2 door hardtop.
size 3. also boys, size 2. air conditioning, etc. Excel.
TU 2.7071. lent condition. 777-6874.,
886-4634.
WANTED - Chaise Lounge.
Traditional, to re.upbolster.
886-4m14.
WANTED-Trumpet or Cor.
net. 884-4589.
10A-MOTOR.CYCL£S
FOR. SALE
1973~ HONDA 350, disc
brakes. Excellent condition.
884-9279.
'73 YAMAHA DT 3-250, 325
miles. Excellent condition.
775.0060.
YAMAHA 250, Enduro 1973,
low mileage, good condition.
DT 3. 881.9387.
ELECTRIC Train: Lionel or
American Flyer, modern l1-CARS FOR SALE
or old. 886-4065or 237.5617.
ORIENTAL
RUGS
WANTED
AUTOMOBILE Insurance as
low as $56 per year. Call
Chesney Insurance i\gency
for your over the phone
quotation. 884-5337.
1970 FORD Falcon 6, very
clean $825. 886-8706 be.
tween 9-11 a.m.
1970 TOYOTA Corona, automatic,
new tires. 25 miles
per gallon, radio, $1,150or
best offer. 774-2614 after
6 or weekends.
FALCON 1964 convertible,
white with black top. Good
conditio;,. 613 Barrington,
499-3778.
1972DART Demon, V.8, AM-
FM, Rally wheels. Excel.
lent condition. $1,750. 881.
1743.
1968CHRYSLER. 2 door, no
,rust, radio, heater, new
battery. 882-5666.
1968 AUSTIN.HEAJJY racer.
Excellent condition, 4 new
tires, rims. Call after 7
p.m. 779-6971, Days, 881.
7818.
1973 RX2, 4 door Mazda,
yellow with black interior.
air conditioning, AM radiu
with power antenna. excellent
condition, reclining
seats. 19,000miles, Ziebart.
$2,900. 886,4024
1971 MUSTANG Mach I,
white, low mileage. power
sleering, power brakes,
aulomatic, very clean. 527-
3443.
No Condominium In
Grosse Pointe
Compares
SUZUKI 11173, TSI8S, low
mileage, good condition,
ELECTRIC TRAI NS $5SO. 331--8237.
made before 1942. 1972 HONDA CL 175, low
Any condition. mileage, good condition.
Doug Nash 721-5580 Grosse Pointe owner. 886-
ROUND oak tables, spindle 5128.
back cbairs, 474-8953. '72 KAWASAKI 500, 4,000
USED Sleigb, good condition. miles, front disc trake, 2
Best offer. 884-1674. Helmets. Make offer. 884.
8986.
BLOOMFIELD ANT I QUE HONDA50, 2 gears, $16D,Go.
SHOW October I, 2, 3.
Daily 11:00 ,a.m. to 10;00 Kll't, 3~ oorsepower. 882.
p.m. Last day to 6:00 p.m. 6674.
Luncbeon &. light refresh. SPORTSTER 1974, electric
ments-Boutique. Cross of start, full custom, rigid
CbristLutheran Cbureh, frame sam paint will
Lone Pine &. Telegraph trade 'for new stock' Sport.
Roads, Bloomfield Hills. ster or sell. 372.5124.
Donation $1.50.
ANTIQUE Secretary (1890's),
antique chair, coucb, lamp
table, chest, bedspread and
drapes, wicker stool, brass
and pewter items. Many
miscellaneous. 1156 Nottingham
(oIf Kercheval).
9-ARTICLlSWANTED
All sizes - best prices.
399.1179 547.5145
USED furniture and antiques.
Pewabic pottery, indian
rugs and jewelry, coins,
cut glass, Tiffany lamps,
marble top tables, hand.
made quilts, oriental rugs,
anything of value in furni.
ture or glass. 8233223 or
885-6380.
BOOKS, Art Objects Sought.
Browsers always welcome.
B. C Claes Book Shop.
Miss Ethel Claes, 1670 Le.
verette' (48216). WO 3-
4267.
SAFES WANTED. Almost
any condition. Woods Lock
and S'afe. TU 1.9247.
WANTED, last 2 weeks to
donate, used oooks, games,
encyclopedias, hobby magazines.
AAUW members
will pick up your donations
for their 12th Annual Used
Book Sale. Can Mrs. Mc-
Neill, 882-8600, or Mrs.
Wright, 885-8619.
WANTED TO BUY, dolls,
dishes. bric-a.brac, pewter,
clocks, jewelry, furniture,
brass, copper, silver, war
Items, old toys, old books
and old magazines, etc. 779-
3416.
13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
New Luxury, Large
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
I
Natural' Fireploce in living room, spacious
dining room, wet bar in the den. Top of the
line G-E appliances including washer.dryer and
ice maker in the kitchen. A network of security
systems, garage.
$73,394
The .Jefferson Apartments
17111 E. Jefferson Ave. 882-7708
Sales and Management by
MICHIGAN CONDOMINIUM CORPORATION
886-4880
CUTLASS SU!-,l'eme, 1972. 4
door, green with vinyl top.
18,000 miles. 1 driver own.
er. Good condition. Under.
coating, air, radio. 885-2791
alter 5:3D p.m.
._--
CAMARO 1968,SS 350, excel.
lent shape, many extras.
$800. 886.5634.
1968FIRtBIRD, V8, 4 speed,
power steering, Rail y
wheels. $800. 884.2752.,
1968PONTIAC Firebird, con.
vertible, 400 cubic inches,
3 speed automatic on con.
sole, full power, new tires,
asking $800. Must sell. 886.
2139.
1969 DODGE Polara, 4 door,
V-8, automatic,' air. power
steering, $850. TU 6-1587.
1973 PINTO slation wagon,
air conditioned, 4 speed,
excellent condi1.loD. 886.
0186.
1973 MERCURY Montego, 2
door MX, 2 tone blue, vinyl
top, air, stereo FM, 351 V8,
sharp. $3,100 or offer. 882.
9847.
JEEP TyP2 International
Scout, 29,000 miles. $875.
Dodge 2 door, 48,000 miles,
$295. 821.7430.
1972 MG Midget, looks ,and
runs excellent. $1,975 or
offer. Also rare 1959 Elva
Sport Roadster. 885.7839.
1969 KARMANN.GHlA, dam.
aged, driveable. TU 5~194
after 6 p.m.
1973 CHEVELLE deluxe 4
door bard top sedan. V-8,
Hydromatic, air conditioning,
power brakes, power
steeri,ng, AM/FM radio,
12,000 miles, very clean.
$2,900. 884.5711.
1971 MERCURY C 0 Ion y
Park station wagon, load.
ed, air, steel radials, 8
track, $1,995. 882-2305.
1967 PLYMOUTH Fury III.
all power, air, $400. Good
condition. 885-6212.
1972PINTO wagon, exceUent
condition, take over pay.
ments. 526-6541.
1971 V.W. Sports mobile cam.
per. Penthouse top, roof
rack, map shelf, AM/FM
radio, need tires, 2iebart,
43,000 miles. $3,000. Call
after 6 p.m. 882-7057.
VOLKSWAGON Bug 1970,
nice, $1,500. 882.8944.
1970 MERCURY Cougar,
power steering, vinyl roof,
AMIFM stereo tape deck,
good condition, $1,400. 822-
9244.
1969 PONTIAC Catalina, 4
door h a r d top, power
brakes, power steering,
vinyl toP. air, new transmission,
new exhaust. TU
6-0495.
1970 CORTINA, good condi.
tion, no rust, 25 M.P.G.
New tires. low mileage.
$750. 882-0747evenings.
1973 NOVl, excellent condition,
wife's car, low mile.
age, new tires, must sell.
Power steering, FM, 3
speed manual. Call 885'()725
days, evenings. 882-3496.
1974 VEGA, metallic gray,
AM/FM, 4 speed, und~rcoated,
under warranty,
$2,250. 885.9167.
1965 THUNDERBIRD, very
good condition, complete
power accessories. $400.
881.7066.
1971 CONTINENTAL MARK
III, triple brown, 36,000
miles, perfect condition,
Call after 4 p.m. 773.2826.
1974 VEGA Hatchback, man.
ual transmission. 10,500
miles, $2250. TU 5.8798.
'74 CHEVY Nova, 2 door,
compact with bigger car
feel and roominess, 350 V8,
hydramatic, IpOwer steer.
lng, 11,000 miles. Extra
clean. $2,595. 884-3&51.
GROSSE
l-1-CARS FOR SALE
1965 MERCURY Monterey,
one owner, .ood transpor.
tation, $295. lI8S-8101.
1966 LEMANS convertible,
power stHrlnf, power
brakes, clean, good condi.
tion. $200. 886.9664.
1972MARK IV, Ginger Brown
with white top, brown lea.
ther Interior, all options.
Immaculate. $5500. TU 6.
3634 or 962.3005.
'73 FORD LTD Brougbam, 2
door, air. Excellent condi.
tion. $2949 or best offer.
711-7019.
1970 CHALLENGER, (l

Thursday, September 19, 1974
13-IEAL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE FOR SALE
BEDFORD 870 - English home for large famity with
G.bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 lavs, family room large
ktlchen with built'ins. Slate roof. 2 car garage.
KENSIN~TON 1217 - C.H. 4 bedroom Georgian
ColomaI. Den, 1st floor lav, large kitchen. Excel.
lent floo.r plan. New carpeting. 4 car brick ga.
rage. Near Village. Lower 50's.
YORKSHIRE 1266 -Architects home, Erlllish with
contemJ;lOrary decor. Beautiful new carpeting.
large kllchen. 2 car attached garage. Slate roof.
DETROIT
YORKSHIRE 3939 - C.H. Semi.Ranch, 2 good bed
. rooms, formlll dining room. Beautiful carpeting
and draperi('s. 2 car garage,
COMMERCIAL
E. WARREN NEAR YORKSHIRE - 1200 square
feet office building, air conditioned 4 car parking
priced to sell. ' ,
SILLOWA Y & CO.
16825 Kercheval
REALTORS
In The Village
884.7000
14.28BUCKINGHAM~First offering. 4 bedroom cen.
ter entrance colonial. Paneled den, i bath, 2 half
lavatories, new carpeting throughout, gas heat,
2 car garage and patio. New exterior aluminum
trim, plus storms and screens. Assume 5~%
interest. Don't let this one get away.
1324 BUCKINGHAM. Stately and elegant describes
" . this rare beauty located in the heali of the park.
"'It offers 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths 2 hair baths
carpeting and drapes. Kitchen ~. homemaker~
. .dre.am, Original owner. hilS given Illtg of tend.er
lov1llg care. New gas boiler. Lot 75'xI67'. Home
awaits your inspection. Call fo!" appointment and
further details.
1050 YORKSHIRE - 6 bedroom, 31k bath colonial
featuring sunroom music room. Oak panelled library,
3 natural fireplaces. Super large kitchen,
screened enclosed terrace, 2nd floor study. Home
has very impressive' entrance and stairCase. A lot
of house located on extra large lot;Pel1ect for
large family or professional man with entertain.
ment in mind. This value is irreplacable.
FIKANY
REALTOR
886-5051
U--IEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
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13-IEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
OPEN SATURDAY, 2.5
Desirable 2 bedroom brick ranch on large lot. Price
reduced. Only $33,900. 849 Rivard.
FOLLOWING BY APPOINTMENT
S,barp 4 flat in Grosse Pointe Park. Individual furnaces.
$515 per month income. Reasonably priced
at $44.000. Land contract terms.
Builders - City Lot zoned 2 family including adja.
cent 3 family flat. Property could return $20,000
per year less expenses on investment. Terms
available to qualified buyer.
,Alter Near Lake - 3 bedroom colonial, 'h dupleK,
Hi baths, $18,500.
GEORGE PALMS, REALTOR
886.4444
A Family Business For Over A Century
Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board
17646 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe
CHAMPION
557 FISHER ROAD - Four bedroom English in 10'
cation handy to everything. Spacious liying room,
dining room. library and fully equipped kitchen.
Nice family house.
PRICE REDUCED - 1789 Vernier - Elegant town-
I house in the Berkshires. Living room, dining
room, paneled den, kitchen with all top quality
appliances and eating area. Three bedrooms, two
baths and powder room. Two car attached garage.
Immediate Occupancy. $60,000.
LAND CONTRACT available with a small down payment
on this one owner, 2 bedroom Ranch with
family room overlooking a charming yard. Good
investment property or a perfect conveniently located,
low maintenance home for a couple or
single II')rson.
CrlAMPION
Realtor
TU.4-5700
Catherine W. Champion, Broker Associates
June Anderman Shirley Kennedy
Sally Clarke Lorraine Kirchner
Ann Dingeman Evelyne Rupp
Dorothy Healy Rachel Clark
102Kercheval "On the Hill"
Why more and mor~,ReaJ Estate buyers and sellers
SCHWEITZER
ok MORE OUT-OF-TOWN
BUYER PROSPECTS
Our All-Pointes Relocation Service finds homes for
relocated executives, across the nation.
18780 MACK
Grosse Pointe Farms
886-5800
are turning to
FOR ACTION
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, . Four, Multi.List boards, inclUding Grosse Pointe '- .Why waif? e~ltk YOUl'! new home and buy it
over 2,000 sales agents working for you for fast, Schweitzer can offer you a guaranteed sales price
top-dollar action. for your present home.
ok FULL SERVICE
Our specialized departments professionally handle
all phases of buying, selling, leasing and renting of
residential, commercial .and industrial properties.
I HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR GROSSE POINTE OFFERINGS: I
CHARMING describes this home. A two bedroom brick bungalow built in 1941. The upstairs is open and
unfinished. Natural fireplace in the living room. One bath and Ilk car garage. Nice view of golf course.
Loving care is'reflected throughout. Open Sunday 1380 Vernier. G-453. SCHWEITZER 886.4200
GROSSE POINTE WOODS--Three bedroom brick bungalow with a family rOom. Fireplace with fixtures.
Nice basement recreation room. Carpeting and drapes. G-462. £CHWEITZER 886.4200
GROSSE POINTE WOOnS--A freshly decorated three bedroom bungalow with a screened terrace. Base
ment and garage. Range, refrigerator and dryer included. $27,900. G-446 SCHWEITZER f86-42oo
IMMACULATE-A very well landscaped three bedroom brick bungalow newly decorated. Modern kitchen
with a built in Kitchen Aide dishwasher. Beautiful finished basement with an extra full bath. Large 2'>2
car garage. The lot is 60x150 feet. G.459. SCHWEITZER 686-4200
IN THE WOODS-Well kept Ihree bedroom brick bungalJw with 11k baths. Fireplace. carpeting, drapes,
paneled recreation room, screened porch, 2 car garage. Near school, transportation and park. Price
reduced. G-363. SCHWEITZER 886-4200
GRACIOUS-Six bedroom English Tudor home. 2 car garage. NatUral fireplace in the living room.
Leaded paned and doors and windows accent this gracious home. Two bedrooms and full bath on
third floor. Recreation room in basement. Under $SO,OOO. G-474. SCHWEITZER 866.4200
ST. CLAIR S'HORES--Good sized three bedroom face brick ranch with cent rill air conditioning. Built in
range. Raised hearth fireplace, Recreation room. The lot is 60xl20 feet. G.454. SCHWEITZER 8864200
FOR A LARGE FAMILY. A four bedroom custom house in tpe prime area of Grosse Pointe Woods.
Large breakfast room plus a formal dining room. A~so air conditioned. family room wilh a natural
fireplace. Walking distance to schools. Save by assummg the 6% annual !Dterest rate mortgage. F 230.
886-5800
MODEST PRICE-Three bedroom colonial with a garage. New roof, new wiring. reconditioned furnace.
Basement with 'h bath. Very low interest rate mortgage to assume. F 185. 885-5800
MAST BUILT HOME-Bcautiful three bedroom 2'h bath face brick I'ancn home on a Jarg~ deep lot. Car.
peted th.oughout. Air condiLioned family roon:t. Mutschler kitchen with self cleaning oven. Finished
recreation room, Sprinkling system. ElectriC doors on the 2 car atlached garage. F 132. 88B-n800
LAKEFRONT-A tremendou; 10,000 square foOl mansion on a ~50x4(}(}foot lakefront lot. Everything
neelled for gracious living and spectacular entertaining. Six fireplaces. Huge connected gara!,'e with
five room apartment upstairs. F 155. 886.58W
NEAR LOCHMOOR CLUB-Attractive brick ranch featuring four bedrooms and 3'12 baths. gracious
dining room. charming family room with a large terrace. Like new carpeting and drapes, Attached
three car garage. Large beautifully landscaped lot. F 153. 886.5800
GROSSE POINTE INCOME-Good sizcd two family home wilh basemcnt and 2 1 12 car garage, $19,900. Land
contract 'terms available, F 97. 8&6-5800 .
DUPLEX-DuplcK with six room, three bedrooms in each unit. Deep 55x178 fcot Jot. Block lhree car
garage. One units rents for $325.00. j,' 94. B86.5800
INVESr HERE-PRICE REDUCED on this large parcel of land in Grosse Pl'inte Woods with a face
brick ranch home. Can be divided into 3 lots. Nearby proferly recently rezoned two Camily residential.
F 93.
INCOME-An excellent noor plan and generous size rooms. Well maintained 6 'and 6 income. Separate
basements and gas furnaces, Meets all city occupancy requirements. F 214. 88fl.5800
GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Enjoy gracious living in Grosse Poinle Woods. This home features a lormal
dining room. family room, large kitchen plU! II finished basement and plenty of gardcn to rclax ill
and enjoy. F 210. 886.5800
Schweitzer
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21300 MACK
Grosse Pointe Woods
886-4200
Purdy and
PRESENTS
Associates
A FIRST OFFERING: Overlooks Lake SI. Clair -
A charming house with lots of room and privacy.
Grand entrance hall with double stairway to the
second floor. Large sitting room and library, 4
fa mily bedrooms plus giant sleeping quarters.
Fantastic grounds! Call {or more details.
OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5:00
75 KENWOOD - Authentic Williamsburg Colonial.
Magnificent kitchen - step down library with
fireplace. 4 bedrooms. 3 Ii! baths plus family
bedroom and maid's quarters on the 3rd floor.
Ideal location - rcady for occupanc)'.
17845 EAST JEFFERSON - Seeing is beliel'ingl De'
signed by Hugh Kc)'cs, we oficr one of the most
outstanding homes in Grosse Pointe, 3 family
hedrooms plus maid's quarters - garden room
and library on the first floor. The kitchen is ultra
modern. Oh! There's a greenhouse and heated
pool.
SHOWN BY. APPOINTMENT
An ususual buy. 2 family on Somerset. Good location
-the upper has living room, dining room. kitch.
en, 2 bedrooms and bath. The lower has the
same. Full basement with 2 storage rooms and 2
furnaces - really good? Only $39.500.
Purdy and Associates
889-0500
OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5
199C4ANITA, HARPER WOODS. Grosse Pointe
schools go with this' very desirable four
bedroom, two and one half bath brick co.
lonial home. There is a first floor den and a
modern kitchen with eating space. The home
is in immaculate condition and is ready for
quick occupancy.
431 McKINLEY. Become a part of a very small
and select grc>up of people who can move
in,o a new house in Grosse Pointe. Decorate
as a first owner 'and make this home
uniquely yours. Located in the Farms, this
spanking new infant features a family room
with fireplace and sliding door to patio,
three bedrooms, one and a half baths, fully
carpeted and custom cabinet treatment.
All this can be yours for $46,000.
Picture ad on the following on page 20.
762 S. RENAUD. Spacious ranch located on a
beautifully land'lcaped lot in one of the most
prestigious areas of Grosse Pointe WO(;ds.
A paneled library for the executive of the
house and a comfortable family room {or
the entire family are desirable plusses which
complement the formal living and dining
roorns. This well constructed home -also features
a roomy, modem kitchen, large double
bedroom closets, att!lched two' car garage
with an automatic door opener. central air
conditioning and paneled recreation room
complete with wet bar. An outstandIng
value which isa delight to see and. pleasure
to own.
ON ONE OF THE GREAT streets in the
Farms we want to show you this. larger
.. colonial with four family bedJ'1lOms. and.
. ";0 'three bathS' on Ule';secoii~ rlooi':"'O!!,'lhe"
kitchen Is.a maid's room with another bath.
With formal tiving room and dining room,
this house also has places in which to entertain
or escape. There is a large library
with fireplace. There is a family room with
fireplace. We can even offer a brick f1oqr,
glassed in and heated garden room. The
magnificently landscaped yard boasts a
swimming pool. Come to 100 Lothrop and
!\Iarty Owens will help you take the plunge.
BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE
LARGE, THREE BEDROOM ranch in excellent 10.
cation. This property in addition to a full dining
room has a family room, one and one-half baths,
cenlral air conditioning and a fenced yard provid.
ing great privacy. The price is $53,000 and the
occupancy is immediate.
A SPACIOUS FOUR BEDROOM colonial in the City
or Grosse Pointe, just a short walk to Village
shopping, First floor plan has good traffic pattern
willI "flow" between the Jiving room, family
rOom and dining room. There is also a paneled
den with access to the largc entrance hall. The
garage is attached and the backyard is domino
ated by a heated swimming pool. with a hydrau.
lically operated cover.
OUR HOME AT 40 MOROSS is located a block off
Lakeshore near Grosse Pointe Boulevard. This
single story, two bedroom house is perfect for a
single person or couple. The garage is attached
and backyard is large cnough for a tennis court.
FOR THE FAMILY THAT THOUGHT they had
everylhing. This French country house begins
wit!1 a IlCautiful Farms setting. Inside are four
family hedrooms plus two more bedrooms over
the attached garage, Both interior and exterior
details arc exquisite, anll the hardware and slate
roof was remol'cd from one of the Pointe's fine
mansions.
ONE OF THE MOST beautiful designed and best
constructed homes in lhe Windmill Pointe area.
All the. n)oms arc oversizl'd and the home i3
llI~inlained in l'xcellenl condition. There arc
many ('xtras in Ihis four hcdroom two and one
half balh home. The extremely large foyer, high
ceilings, lar::c rooms, make this a comfortable,
spacious homc,
DOESN'T SOUND LIKE Grosse Pointe. however
this mini estate is in Ihe heart of the j,'arms
and tucked away al the end of a private drive.
The acre plus lot is densely wooded with enough
room for tennis court and pool. Designed by
Girard an'! Yamasaki, this contemporary home
"opens up" to the ouldoors, yet is completely
priva!c. There arc four hedrooms and four baths
in fhc owncr's wing. Two more hedrooms and
i::lothcr bath are in the scrvice wing. Living
here ~'ou'll enjoy thc best of two worlds . . .
both inside and oul.
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IMPROVEMENT
KEESHOND puppies. AKC.
DECORATING
8 weeks. Champion stoc k. YOUR doUar buys more Alu.
INTERIOR-ezterlor paiDtiDg,
773-7469 or 775.3106. minum . Siding installed 15 yeal'l experieace. Win
now. Sudro Insulation Con.
dow
FREE TO loving borne, ado
WIshing.
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struction. 881-3515.
able kittens. 882.0747.
777-2139.
FREE DOG, part Terrier, 3 ALUMINUM
KURT O. BAEHR
years old, loves childre n. SIDING - TRIM
CUSTOM Painting and D
Call after 4:30 or evening s, IN COLORS
orating. Wall paperUlg
521.0509.
AWNINGS
WINDOWS AND DOORS Guaranteed. Free esti
YOUR "6 TOED" cat had
GUTTERS AND mates. LA 1.5'716.
kittens in my garag e. DOWNSPOUTS COMPLETE decorating. Pa.
Mother is mostly Tlger
PORCH AND PATIO perhang1ng. Insured, gua r.
mix. 5.6 kitten and moth er ENCLOSURES anteed. AI Schneider, TU
need home! Moiller very
ADVANCE
1-Q565.
loving, please help her.
882.8959.
MAl NTENANCE
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884-9512
INTERIOR-EXTERIOR
19-PRINTING AND
PAIN'l"ING
ENGRAVING
COMPLETE De cora ti n g
CHARLIE'S WO!)DCHUCK service, Paper hanging an d
20% OFF Christmas Card s
removing. Material, work
until October 1. 4(} cat a- General Home Improvemen t, manship guaranteed. Fo
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r
logs. The Quill (see our
Remodeling, Renovating
estimates call
display ad.) Mack at
all phases. of rnodernizatio n WILLIAM FORSYTHE
Hampton.. Grosse Poin te and repair. Free estimates
VAlley 2-9108
Woods.
881.8978-after 6, 886.9214
R. & T.
2O-GENERAL SERVICE
PROFESSIONA L
2tG-ROOFING
painting, ,interior and ex
SERVICE
tedor. Free estimates. ~ 62
1
Roland. Grosse Point e
- LOWEST PRICES on Dew
Farms, 882-4586.
7. gutters. Gutters repaire d
ond cleaned. No job too big
PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand
d or too small. Work done
ing and finishing. Special
personally. Serving Gross e
izing in dark staining.
k Pointe for 25 years. Rich "Supply own power." Cal
ard Willertz. 50 Roslyn Rd for free estimate. W
. Free estimates, call TU Abraham, 979-3502.
1.8170.
DONALD "'

nuftd'Y, September 26, 1974 6 R 0 S S ~ PO f N TEN E W S
21.I-PAltmNG 21-O-CJMENT AND 21' wliNtii 21T-ILUMIING AND 21z-LANDSCAPING. 21Z-UNDSCAPING •
DICOlA.TlNG IlICK WOlle W"~ ' HIATING ' GAIDiN SllVICE , GAlDIN SIlVICE
INTERIOR PAINTING II m, DE SBNDU ALL' 80" "'AIIIS ..- FOR CLBAH ud ..... ~ T8OIIAS:- IOCBBL PlLOaGft-LaDcl.
S~~IALTY . .!~on you All tneI of brick. bJoet, ~ roo&. ..... ,' ,ervlee, eall ~"'T LAND6CAPlNG CO. ae.pIa(. ~m:::o.4 sea.
c_ )'Q,IQ' _ter caD .tepI. JloDea. elaImDe1. dI.lIaae1.,'JlOI'daa. IJ..":PLUKBING &Dd RAft • LAwN AND OAJlDEN lIODI Ief\'. .,
me for a FREE estimate. driveway IDCl patiol New eeDIed.'" lNG, PiwDbiDI L1eeD1e SERWCB LAWN ctJTnNG. w~,
neal •• bl, Priced.: Rf4er. aDd repaJn.' .• #Ot55I. TUqdo 4-411I2. eultivati.Dl, t.hrub ud evereaCH.
Call 1S8-4127. Ask "1201 ,ANYl'DUC • AWea • Pon:b EDeloaureI 21v C!II VIIPLATING 881-0292 II'MIl triawiDl. Tree trim.
for Dave. BRICK: RE • AddiUoaI'.lQtdieu 't'_ '" miq.
2U-WAU WASHING ai..___ PAIRS-Parehel. • CoDUlletda1 Ja,n.llnl. • Silver aDd Gold PlitiDI ...._. SHOREWOOD &
--....-yl8PU'., etc. FREE .• n..'.lt.tw" aDd Reftat.ho" LAWN AND OA2lDBN -or.
ESTIMATES. Wort &\W'. J 1M SUTTON v...~ ........ lee. I'ree estimate. B. SUo ASSOCIlt. 'TES
WALL WASHING .ft'--a --"7 1m 11_ • BrassPoliIhiDa. ••__ .'''1'' I"\.
PAINTING. DECORATING -. ".--. . -, ,. Lacqueriq ..,....... .." • m«sa
ELJD:R T. LABADIE PORCHES, paUol, DeW or TU •.2M2 TU Z.zaI • J'ireplace fi&t1IreI JOHN C. CARIJSI.E
TU 2-aoM rebu.Ut, tuck pe.iDUDl, brick refin1ebed Complete 1aDdIcape aervice.
YORKSHIRE WiDdow Clean- ::~:e:::tH!:='c=~ •=~ Modernization &DCl m-::ditJoJl SiDc:e ~
inI. fte.SOGIb1e. J'Ne taU. Iley repair, alld rebuilt. MORE VALUE tor Youl LE~BERT
mates. lDsllled. ..... 8aBement - waterproofiDg moeey. AddiliOlll, kltcheD., SILVERSMITHS
CALLEBS • SON aDd carpe.ater wort. 25 dotmers, buemeJIt5, Nth.
Winclow c1elDiq. FuJ4r iD- ye.... experience. All work roolllJ, 'Wall removall. 1tll0 CHARLEVOIX
ured .. a....... bIe --..-' lUUauteed. Donald Me. BIDIGARE BD.OS. a blocu Welt of Chalmers
• • -- ...... _. Ea-"-rD, ".....CA..... I': VA 2.7a18
Free estimates. 77N55II. ...... --- INC
A'()K: WiDdow Clemen. 8er. 21'-WATUPlOOFING Office 17i.:m5 21W-DIE$$MAKING
vice 011storma aDd eereeu. A F.veJliqs, SUDd.y. 'l'V 1... AHDTAILOIING
Free e.timate.. MOlltblJ C PIZZO CONSTRUCTION
tes 5212U8 All 1)pes of Waterproof1Dl HARRY SMITH ALTEFATIONS aDd repair.,
ra . - • Guarlllteed ReaSOl1lble BUILDING CO. 1152 Marylud, G r 0 sse
EXCELLENT wiodow wash. IJeeJlled and Insured E.tabUslled fa Pointe Park. VA 1-26,'U.
lng, Interior-exterior. Guar. 885-OS12 Grosse Pointe Area Since 037 PROFESSIONAL alterations,
anteed reaulta. Call illY. ftuklential IDCl Commercia! 20828 ADita Harper Woo4a
time, 341.7403 - 871.2383. J. W. KLEINER Remocle11q chIg iN.. .,
21K WINDOW All type, or basement AlteratioDa aDd Ma1IItenanee 11.I aD. .'
- waterproofblJ New COastruction ALTERATIONS &: Repain-
WASHING All wotk -,uaranteed II85-3llOO 885-'lOlJ i>reuea, pailltllUitl,. coata
G. oUliN IJeelllled lnIured . aDd aD,)' otber DewthiDp.
WINDOW CLEANING TU 2~071Z ALL PHASES, C.A. Patter. ', ....
SERVICE BOD. lDsured. Equipped to _ "
FREE ESTIMATES BASEIIEN-TS WATER- serve)'Oll. TU 6-1484. 21Z-UNDSCAPINGt.
WE - ARE INSURED PROOFED - Reaaouable KITCHEN REMODELING GAIDEN'EIVICI
372-3022 ~~~. '::=:~: FORMICA WORK TBIlUIING, removal, .pr.,.
21M-SEWlI SEIVICE l'OPS - SINK: CABINETS tq feedinJ aad ItWDp
CODDENS BASEMENTS removal. Free atimaw,
ADVANCE IlAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION ,BATHROOMS Complete tree ..mce. C.t
Electric: Sewer ClelDiDg , CALL PAUL - '1'14-2N9 FlemlU Tree Servlee.
ESTABL.lSBJm JJ24 TU edo 1~
i:= Alllypes of balement 'Water- F. DEWINDT , x •
, All Work Guarau~ proofInJ. 7 year IUll'aDtee. BUILDING c\ Now. 11 the time for lIwn
8M-9512 References. 331-10"., REMODELING RElUVINATION.,
FFBE Add1tioD1. Kitehel1l, B.albl; SUPERIOREXTERIORS
SEWERS CLEANED, broken CHAS. !.:. 18OO J'£ Y Co{ian, formic. cllWlter "'nle Heiaht of
~ ••-- G -- to....; Free estimatel. 1-781- Landscape Quality"
~en ":~;b •..;,=..Buemellt WaterprOoijq... '17MlIM 'l7W338
........ -... • • UllderpiD footIDp _ 6780.
B81-G083 or 779-1225. • CncbcI or c:aved-ln wana
ELECTRIC sewer aDd dra1Il ' WereDea '
cleanlDl. Free pboDe atI.. Llceued 'willed "
m.tes. 88U8eOor .~. '21Q-I'LASTEI, WOlk
ELEc:rRIC SEWER clean. SPECIALiZING in repairS
iDI. No footale ehaqe. . .. . ~
TelephOlleprice. 20YeaN for 18 Je'.rI. Craw ~.
experience. can e.l Roe- nated. Clean. .Jim 1:1Ickmer,
Plumbm,. TU uuo. weD. VA 1.7051•.
21H-ASPHALT WOIK
R. COODENS
PROTECTIVE COATING
Asphalt seal Coatiq protedll,
preserves ad beautlfies.
ED 1.1044
21-O-CEMENT AND
BliCK WOIK
),
NEW and repair work. Neat,
cleID aervlce. JlI ye.... ' ex.
perience. Free eatimatel.
Albert Verstr.ete. lI82~.
SPRIET
PLASTERING
New and repair 'WOrk. serving
the Pointel 25 years.
Free estimatta. C 1 e a n
workmllllhip.
8lI8-M21 or ~
• BRICK: WORK:
• TUCK: PAINTING 211-FUIHITUIE
• PORCHES AND REPAII
CHIlINEYS REBun.T
AND REPAIRED UPBOSTEBJNG by retired
AdvlDce MaiDtenanc:e uphOlIterer, good work, re.llM-lI512
8Onable. VA 1-4900 •.
ALDO:IfUGLIA CHAIR SEATS re.r.abed rea-
CEMENT CONTBAC1'ING 8Onably. 886-708ll.
Licensed and bonded.
Specializing fa drivew.,., 21S-CAIPENTEl
sidewalb, gange I1oon, WORK
aDd ~~W~ates BARKER
288-3476 LA 1-3662 COl'fi'BACTORS, Inc.
Modernfution • Alterations
SENTRY CONSTRUCTION Additions. Family Rooms
CEMENT D~FLOOBS Kitchen .nd Recreation Areas
PORCHES Est.te MainteJW1ee
CUSTOMDESIGNED JAMES BARKER
PA':l'!OS ~
OLD GARAGES RAISED
REFBAMED ALL P HA'S E S, Patterson
NEW GARAGES BUILT Builder. lllaured .. Equipped
TBUCIOWG-BACK: to .erve you. TU &-1",.
HOE SERVICE
'1'12-1771 '177-3055
Lieensed Builder
Free Eltimates
H. CHAUVIN
CEKENT CONTRACTOR
ALL TYPES' OF
CEMENT WORK
• Wallti • Drives • Por~hes
• P~tio. • WaterproofiDg
• Pre.cal! Steps
• Tucl:: Poillting
.. Chimney ReP' ir
. No job too sma»
Free estimates
Lic~ed and SoDded
PR t-M21
17S-U27 882.1473
CEMENT WORK of .my
kind. BOIIded, lleeDled, io.
sured. TU 2-9888, after e
p.m. or 372-4939.
CODDENS
CONSTRUCTION
ESTABLISHED 1924
• Driveways Our Specialty
• Patios
• Porches
• Chimneys
• Waterproofing
EO 1-1044
LETO
BUILDING COMPANY
Sillee 1911
Custom BuUdiDg
Family rooms our speci.lty,
alteratiOllS, kitchens.
TU 2-322
KITCHEN
REMODELING
We Instan
Formica-Sink Tops
Cabinets-All Styles
Built-Ins-Installed
Free Estimates
No Obligations
No Delay.
Bill Paige
371~
CARPENTER
REPAIR WORK
ADVANCE MAINTENANCE
884-9512
CUSTOMCRAFT
Construction Company
BUILDERS •
&: REMODELERS
.
• Additions, Dormer.
Rec. Rooms, Bathrooms
CHAS, F. JEFFREY Kitchens, New Homes
MASON CONTRACTOR
,
LICENSED • INSURED
• BrJet • Block • Stone Custom Garagea aDd Doorl
• CemeDt Work •
Free Estimates .nd PlanniJlll
• Waterproofing
• Tuck Pointing
• Patios of .ny kind
"PORCHES A SPECIALTY"
8112-1800
J. W. KLEINER
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
All types Cement, Stone IDd
Brick Werk-New aDd Repairs,
Driveways, Porcba,
W.Ib, Patios, Tuck PoiJItln,
Pre-Cllt Step!
WaterproolJDi
No Job Too Small
SPECIALIZING
IN
Flagstone Walk. u4 PatlOi
Natural Stooe PLtntm
LICENSED BONDED
TU 2.0717
•
FINANCING ARRANGED
•
881-1024
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Gounter Points
WEIRD CEDRIC ... has ;ust arrived.
at The Men-y Mouse, corner
Kercheval and Notre Dame: Stop in
and meet him.
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FALL-THE TIME OF CHANGE. Transitional
blouses with long sleeves are now being shown at
Michelle's Boutique. to be worn with sport suits or
slacks. See the three piece pajama sets of Qiana ...
that luxurious material in lovely coral prints . . .
all reasonably priced. Accent your fall outfit with
new jewelry. Shop at Michelle's Boutique, 17888
Mack Avenue. They are open Friday evenings until
8 p.m.
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At Ed Maliszewski ... 21435 Mack Avenue they
have a wide selection of in voque, oriental rugs on
display and other sizes can be ordered. Maliszewski's
has been expanded to twice the size and remodeled
for better viewing of the great selection of carpeting
and area rugs ... they still. have the same friendly
boutique atmosphere and personal service ... 776-
5510.
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FREE BOOKLET ... "WHAT EVERY
WOMAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT PER-
MANENT WAVING." Just send a stamped,
self-addresset.l envelope to Bart Edmund,
21316 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods,
48236 or come in while they last. Free con-
sultations.
by Pit Rousselu
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Feature Page
Pointer of Interest
Advance Notice ... The entire Posh Collection
for Holiday and Resort will be informally modeled
at Walton.Pierce, Somerset Mall, October 30th and
Walton-Pierce, Grosse Pointe October 31st and November
1st. The Walton.Pierce buyers saw the collec.
lion in New York two weeks ago and it is great. As
you know, the fabrics, prints and solid color combin.
ations are always beautiful. Having a show does give
the customer a chance to either buy from stock on
hand or choose her Own color combinations and style
modifications, such as adding sleeves or changing a !
neckline. Customers have been asking when The
Posh Collection was coming. It was a smashing sue.
cess last year. Be sure to put the dates on your
fashion calendar. We will be reminding you of the
show again next month.
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Relax And Be Pampered ... at The Jefferson
Aparlments, Grosse Pointe's newest condominium,
A doorman parks your car, receives your packages I
and stores your groceries in a special refrigerator PlIoio b.v Barbara Bruno
if you are not home. There's no need to arrange DR. NOLA HUSE TUTAG, OF RADNOR CIRCLE
snow removal, gardening or exterior maintenance. --- ----
Maximum insulation insures a quiet environment. By Roger Alexander Waha
Your icemaker and wet bar are ready for entertain. I~ was ba~k in 1960 during. a college night at a
ing. Plan a trip. Three security systems will guard DetroIt !irea hIgh school that I flfs~ had the pleasure
your apartment-home. Visit the model apartment. ~f m~ttng Dr. N~l.a Tutag, (affect.lOnately known a')
17111 E. Jefferson. Enter on Neff or St. Clair. Open Curl by her fnends and aSSOCiates), who, as an
12.5 daily except Wednesday. 882-7708 or 886-4880. advisor a~Monteith College. Wayne State University,
• • • warmly greeted prospective students while standing
BE GLAMOROUS _ IMPROVE ON NATURE outside a classroom door. 1---------
. At the Edward Nepi Salon they will add eye- To this day, 1 don't kn~w . science, .soCial science and
lashes one-by-one, as few 'or as many as desired for if it was the charming, pert humani~ies.
the more noturallook _ they last and last. Call 884- New Zealander who S?ld me T~tonal study classes ~rc
• ' . on the then - experIIIlental avaQable, and the maSSlVe
8858 Tor an appozntment. small college or the Monteith three-quarter ~enlor essay
• • • program. itself. It was prob. projec~ is. a requirement.
.N~w YOQ,caa afford &U week _ ill 'ablY a combination of both, In the meantime, the stu-
FlGrida ••• tJaat y. CGlIlda't,1ut week. MIL , although 1 venture to say the dent could select" Classes, in
The reaSOll is a aew TIl..aay to Suday edge would go to Dr. Tutag. liberal arts, education, law
fare. Call as ud start paekml • • • .......... As a result, 1 selected Mon. or in whalever' area be
• • • telth and was a member of wished his major to be, UpOn
. the college's second gradu- graduation, his Bachelor of
THE ALL~RE OF QI,ANA '.' . ~venmg eleganc~, ating class in 1954. During Arts or Bachelor of Philosothe
way It feels against skin. silky and soft. m my career there I had the ohy del'1'e-ewould come from
shades of lacquer red, black, midnight blue and {Ipportunity of visiting Dr. Monteith. It should also be
emerald green. . . priced at $70.00. See them now Tutag, whose door is always n~ted that anyone whp's ad"
at Mr. Julian Fashion Boutique. 15114 Kercheval open. to students, on ma!,!y m!tted!o. Wayne ~an .be ad-
Avenue. Alterations at cost. 822-2812. occasions .. That aspect of life mltted mto Montclth.
• • • at Monte1th hasn t changed Yet anotner experimental
DID YOU KNOW! ••• MIdseb1er Kitdiss also speelaliae
in built.in cabinets for extra sv:raJe ... ce ba tile fa..ny.
diDlJ1l or UYiq room. TIley are avaD.bIe .. tiIIernt ~
isMS wltIl crecoralive borden aDd 1ft n.. to tle floor.
H you are pI~ on remodeUaJ YlNll' kftelleu • • • remember
tbls takes time. 10 let.aa early .tart. Call 884-31"
or stop by 26ZZ1Mack Ayeaae.
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A SUGGESTION from LaParisienne Salon ...
15233 Kercheval Avenue. Now that students are
baCk to school and need time for extra curricular
activities, they suggest a short care-free hair cut.
Consult them, they will shape your cut to suit
your personality. Call 821-1650 for an appointment.
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EXPERT ADVICE ••• III doaW abold style aDd c:olor
for YOll~framea! QlDlalt ,Joyce. tile II&YUst at WoocIaOptical
Studios. Sbe stacties tile c:oatlNll'S of YOtll'face aDd always
looks lor up.goiDl Uaes. sometIaiDg witlt a lift, to Dauer
yoar face, regardJeSll of age. Stop lIy Itm Mack, between
7 and 8 Mile ROPds, or can 881.8111.
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Add a touch of elegance to your
home with lead crystal
candlesticks, bonbons,
accessories. •.
com pot e s,
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vases, etc. A new shipment has just
arrived at The Squirrel's Nest-Sphere,
19849 Mack Avenue.
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Ports of Call • • • IIOW takiJI, regilltrations for hIr1dtllre
refbdsbing, starting MoDday, October UtI! at 23ZZt Greater
Mack. Can 775.117••
WEIRD CEDRIC ... has ;ust arrived
at The Merry Mouse, corner
KerC:leval and Notre Dame. Stop in
and meet him.
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over the years nor has her aspect is the informal qualwarm,
gracious personality. ity and closeness of discus-
Importaat Part . I sion groups. Students come
A woman of many talents enm;;sse to course. lect~re.s
Rnd Interests. Monteith Col. b~t then. break. up mto mdllege
has bCilDand still is an Vidual dlsc~,sslon groups of
important part of her life. amround1~. Here. a facul.ty
She has been a counselor at em.her IS part of the dlsthe
school since its birth in cuss Ion group. The student
1959, tbanks to II' $1,000,000 then ha~ the ch~nce to .exgrant
from the Ford Founda- change Ideas. which are 1m.
tion. At the same time, Dr. port ant .to "hiS growth and
Tutag is a adjunct professor maturatIOn, not e s Dr.
in the Art History Depart- Tutng. .
ment where she teaches a Experlinent Makes Good
course titled "Art in the When students aren't shar-
United States." ing ideas in class, many
"Monteith Coil e g e was meet~t the student-operated
founded by a group of pro- Monteith Center to exchange
fessors who were concerned thoughts over .co~fee or !un
about the specialization of fllms, have parbes or Just
higher education in those taTkedabreMakbe~wh~enctlasse;;
days. They felt all people 0 ay ontelt s s ory IS
should have a good basic an experiment which has
background In education," ma.de good - something in
she explains. One the foun- w~lch Dr. Tutag takes great
ders and the college's first pride.
dean was Woodburn O. Ross, "Monteith isn't an experi.
of Kensington road. ment anymore for it was ab-
The founders went to the sorbed by Wayne in 1954 as
Ford Foundation, also con- one of the .12 colleges on
cerned over the specializa- campus . .J{o~ever. we hope
lion of higher education, and we .can contl.nue to keep exthe
Foundation agreed to fund penmenlal. In natur~ and
its creation as a five-year ex- ~lway~ be mte~est~d In n~w
periment. "Monteith was the Ideas III educatIOn, she said.
very first college to try the Palt~rned after Ox~~rd and
experiment of a limited small Camh.rldge but modified for
college on a large campus. A!11e,ncan sta.ndards,. Mo~-
Today many universities telth s cducahonal aim IS
have ~uch colleges" states very close to Dr. Tutag's
Dr. Tulag. ' heart. Take. for exampie, the
S lit Cum uI socio.humanistic. course in
p scum relation to Monteith's inter-
This wasn't the 0.nlyexp~ri- disciplinary approach to edumental
aspect of MonteJth, cation.
he "first of. its kind which "This course focuses upon
ha~ been COPIe