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Vol.29-No. 41 Entered as Second Class Matur at 

the Post Office at Deltolt, Michigan. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, Thursday, October 10, 1968 

IIEADLINES 

of the 

WEEK 

As Compiled by the 

Grosse Pointe News 

Thursday, Oclober 3 

ST. LOU I S CARDINALS' 

pitcher Bob Gibson led the 

Cards to a 4.0 victory over the 

Detroit Til;ers yesterday and 

broke a slrikeout record to beot. 

He struck out 17 Tigers. break. 

in~ 

15. 

Sandy Koufax's record of 

JUSTICE A B E FOR T A S 

bowed to Senate opposition on 

Wednesday nnd In a letter to 

President Johnson. requested 

withdrawal of his nomination to 

he chief justice. He also stated 

that he deplored the attacks on ! 

the Supreme Court. Mr. John.: 

son issued a statement shortly. 

thereafter saying that he acced. ! 

ed to Fortas' request with "deep. 

regret!' I 

• 

" 

Friday, October 4 : 

THE TRIUMPHANT Ti!!ers I 

arrived home Thursdaynigbt . 

after winning the second game 

of the World Series in S1. Louis 

by a score of 8.1. They were 

IZreeted a.t Metro Airport by' an 

pstimated 

fans. 

5.000 enthusiastic 

.. . 

.. 

" 

Grosse' Pointe City 'Community 

of Week' 

" .. 

ews 

Home of the New! 

toe PerCoPJ' 

ts.oo Per Year 28 Pages-Two Sections-Section One 

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'Committee Heads 

!Named tj) Direct 

IStudy of Schools 

-----_ .._- 

Three Main Problem Areas Will Be Probed; Residents 

Interested In Serving On Any Of The 

Groups Invited To Respond 

Mrs. Paul G. Hykes, President of tlie Grosse Pointe 

Board of Education, provided preliminary information 

on the three School Study Committees which were an • 

nounced last week by Dr. Theos I. Anderson, Superin. 

tende:1t of Schools. . --- - 

The committee charged with Alla d Rd' 

de~ermining the sc?ool system's' ~ oa 

millage needs will be mod. 

erated by Calvin J. Sandberg, T ff- F- ht 

Trustee, who will be assisted ra IC ~g 

by Lee H. Allen, Trustee. Lawrence 

F. Kennedy, Assistant St:ll Rag'Ds 

Superintendent. Personnel. will II ~ 

SPTve as staff resource person. 

Mrs. Joseph P. Thompson, 

Secretary of the Board. will 

moderate the meetings of th~ 

middle 'school committee. She 

will be assisted by Arnold P. 

Fuchs, Trustee, and Dr. Joe 

Spagnoli. Assistant Superintend. 

ent.Instruction, as resource per. 

Director Andrews to Make 

Study of New Suggestion 

,For Solution 

And Report On 

October 18 

son, Emotions and statistics 

Edward J. Pongracz, Treas. never have ~een good bedurer 

of the Board of Education, fellows. ThIS was proved 

has been named cbairman of again Monday, October 7, 

GENERAL MOTORS reveal. the committee studying the, at the Grosse Pointe Woods 

ed Thursday that it i~entering MAYOR DA VIDBURGESS, right, accepts the Pointe was commended for "its outst,anding achie\'e- physical plant o[ South High Council meeting when Di. 

the small car field with the in. citation from WWJ personality SHEJ.,BYNEWHOUSE, ments in the many areas of today's community living; Sehool. He will b~ assist~d by rector Allen A. Andrews retroduciion 

of a two.doo'r sedan concluding a special WWJ "Suburban Salute," A for the dedicated spirit of its leaders in public office, Jobn T. Short, Vlce.Preslden~. ported the results of a t d 

code.named XP 887, in late broadcast of the salute' . to Grosse p'ol'nte was heard b' d d t' d f th th' t' .. Staff resource person to thiS. I ''mmer of' 1970. Informed usmess, an e uca Ion; an or e en USlas Ie CIVIC hiS department has S,U Y 

s'" M d 0 b 7 10 'Th f 'd d t d b 't 't' " committee will be the school ileen 

sources said the XP 887 will be on ay, cto er ,at 7: p.m. e City 0 Grosse pr1 e emonstra e . y I S CI lzens. system's ye~.to.bll appointed conducting for t~e last 45 

prieed competitively with the . I'.' . I - . . .',. D ire c tor of Administr:ltive days on the traffic pattern 

~~~~v~:~~ ?~~~~~~ka::a~~~~ :G.plJS Plans 11 

Start 

of lTF Campaign' Set !School Play Services. O.lt l 

.Allarbd rOltdd. Allard road 

~"Jl for $1.900to $?.300. The car. I . Problems Outlined CI lzens urne. 

11 t b 'It'n the Unl't"d T C 'F 0 be 15 Thi Y , IA R · Dr. Anderson, In an address The residents, still unhappv 

rea ema~ns to the Grosse Pointe PTA Coun. with the excessive cars, on ~ 

~~~~e:Sb~ve~~t w~l1 be abo~lt; (} onsttuct:. o.~. cto r.; , sea •.S I 

one foot longer than the VOlkS'jN' B -W _, . :G I .$ '5" " , . cil on September 30. outlined seven day daily traffic average 

g' " oa: .Set ,at. 27 ,'5.O'0.00 .Battlegrou' nd the problem areas' which each of .2,347 on the first block, 

wagen be.eUe and a foot shorter e'w Ul 'In' 

t'Ian their compact Chevrolet ," '. ~. , of the three committees will were further upset when Di. 

Corvair " , . rt • " .' • I' , ~. . study conc1!rrently. rector Andrews stated that his 

. • •• Structure With 14 Class- I Kickoff luncheon Will B~ Held In' Detroit's Cobo tiall, Woods Coun~i1 Asso'cia- Dr. Anderson said that the plan of July 15, which prohib- 

Saturday October 5 I P d' Th T 'd't' I T hi' ht' C. ' community will have to decide its left turns onto Allard by 

•• roo r'n 5 Will H 0 u's'e rece 109 . e ra J Jona orc Ig 109 ere- I' tion And Res'ldents Lock thb d A t h d ' 

ALVIN G. SKELLY, deputy I A Th F Of W d d whether it wishes: (1) to main. nor oun r ur nverG, 

superintendent of Detroit pub. Middle. School 'And I money t e oot ,00 war Horns' Over Use Of tain the current level of the (t b i s represents an apparent 

lie s~hool hou~in~. said unle~ Related Facilities . Wendell W. A~de~;on, - J~::-Of 40 Preston place, Liggett Property pub lie schools' instructional maximum of 180cars per driY); 

a strike by buildmg tradesmen I -- 'd t f U 't d F d t' '11" th " program when the voted opera. probibiting left turns onto Ar- 

. tt1 don several Detroit . preS! en 0 m e oun a Ion. WI sIgna, e openmg A tional millage expires; (2) to thur by. eastbound Allard driv. 

~I~I~C :ch;OI~ ~ay be forced to .On October 1~.111a letter of the 20th ~nnual Torch Dr.ive. by passi~g a li~hted t the conclusion of al. provide facilities adequate to ers, (thiS represents an appar. 

dose because o[ heatin/! prob. to Pa~ents, Fnends, ~nd torch to Calvm J. Werner of BIrmmgham, vlce.presldent most every battle there are the implementation of the sys. ent maximum of 340 cars per 

Iems. Som'! 400 tradesmen I AI~mm . of. Grosse ~OJ.nte of Generlll Motors and camoaign general chairman. The the victorious and the van. tern's philosophy (Of instruction day); prohibits right turns onto 

w.a.Iked o££their jobs two weeks Umverslty SChOOl,. Wl~ham drive will officially get underway on Tuesday, October quished but the battle beat tile middle school level; and (Continued or. Page 6) 

ago in a dispute over more W.Wo,therspoon, preSident 15, li-nd continue through November 17, with the goal tween L ig g e tt S Ch 0 0 I (3) to provide funds needed for ----money 

in new contract talks. lof the Board of. Trustees, set at '!1;27.!'iSO.noo. ~ ' 0 ff ic ia Is, Woods-Shores extensive renovation and re- B . L 

:~ * .. . I announced the addition in The kickoff luncheon will be Nancy Horsch. the first Ma. Home Owners Association, modeling of South High School. m'nlng eaves 

MORE. GUNFIGHTING 1.111 the near future of anew pre'cided bylhetraditional comb girl, and the youngest 94 - petitioning neighbors, Residents' Help Asked Could Cost $100 

Mexico City took. place on FrJ' Middle School of 14 class" torchlighting ceremony at noon ever \0 claim the title of offi. who disapprove of. public Any resident of the school 

day, two more. lives .~vere\,IOS~I rooms and related facilities. on Monday. October 14. at the cial UF representative for the use of the playground facili. district interested in serving on 

and a letter SIgned ar~l. 0 The new buildin" will house foot of Woodward. scheduled Torch Drive volunteers A five. ties at Liggett and the one of the three proposed study Officials feel that many citi. 

liberation" threatened a large I '" f 'd d th th th. . 'committees is urged to;contact zens are not aware of the fact 

. r " gainst the i in addition to the necessarv or ml . ay. ra er an e foot.six, blue eyed brunet, she Woods Council seems to 1) A 1 389 St CI' 

military opera wn a. [ I c.lassfrlOms. a centr?l. JTIl1lti. u~ual. hour of 6 p.m., which wiII symbolize the 130,000 vol. have by-passed the usual r. n( erson. . air that Grosse Pointe Park has an 

government. The statement 0 . I d' '. Will mark the end of both the t . . ft" . Avenue, or call 885.2000. ordinance 'which prohibiL~ !he 

the "liberation army" was di~. PU~P?s~har~.~mc tl ~g an an- 'familiar UF torch and its loca. ~nu eers campalgmng or con rJ. 'I' On Monday. October 7 !he All school trustees are ex. burning of leaves, (bonfires). 

tributed Friday, but was dated nex. o. e I rary. a ounge. an tion I u ons. agreement betlveen the City of officio members or all three on public property, such as 

September 28, four days before ~UdlO,vlsual.center. a~d a meet. . Ne~ Hea.d~uarrers. Grosse Pointe Woods and Lig- committees, as are those on the streets, and areas between side. 

h b' fi,'ht Wednesda be. ~ng 91ace WI~ a seatmg capac. Next year, a ~ew t~rch. of The drIve offiCially begms 3t get! School wa .discu ~ed d central administrative staff. walks and curhs. 

~ e Igtgunps" and sniper/that Ity of approXImately 75. The en- contemporary deSign will rISE; noon on Tuesday, October 15, discussed and :iscusse~~ Coa~ More complete details of the This violation is described as 

ween roo tire building will be carpeted in Kennedy Square. , wh e n 275 campaign leaders '1 • . u. 

left at least ~ ~er;o;onsdead. ~n~ prepared 'or air.condition. Three Torchlighu,rs I gather for ~he kickoff lu~ebeon ~Iis~~~o~:s t~:r~i~~i~~pr:rt~~ ~~~a~:~~~nur~~ t~: ~:n;;:;li~~::~ ~OS~I~~y:n:m~~~~f~'teda~~i::::' 

Sunday, October Ii I~., It IS ho~ed .that constnlc. Gathering for the lighting ceo to.!>C hel~ m Cob:! Ha~1 m ?e. agreement by Mayor Kenneth R. by the three committees will ing the ordinance a fine of $100 

THE DETROIT TIGERS were' lion can be,,10 m e2rly 1969 r.emony will be the three Torch. tr?lt. which for the !Irst time McLeod and City Clerk Leona be announced at the regular or 90 days in jail. according to 

tamed Saturday when the st. (Continued on Page 2) lIghters, two.year.old Nancy De WIll serve as campaign head. Liddle. monthly meeting of the Board Director of Public Safety Will. 

Louis Car din a I s demolished ------- J~ur,. daughter of Mr. an~ Mrs. quart.ers. Heretofore, the St~t. Causes of Objection o[ Education, to be held at 7:30 iam P. EUenburg: 

core of 7 to 3 The I b LIonel De Jour of DetrOit for ler.HIlton and Sberaton-Cadll. Th '1 I'" p.m. 00 'October 14 in the gym. Herbert Heger. Park director 

them 

by 

as. C" era C It Wet A II' . B' th lac Hot cIs alternately have e counci was sp It 10 

Cards roared to victory behind ...1 1l. .ay.ne oun y; nn. larle 0 . . altitudes on the agreement 

Its 

To nasium of Monteith School, 1275 of public service. again states 

a pair of three.run home nms M T d am. 4, daughter, of Mr. and housed tl1e Toreh Dnw. . begin with !he agreement ~tip Cook road. that leaves raked in piles on 

before a crowd of some 53,634. ' eels ues ay Mrs. James G. Botham of Berk. At the ~elm .of lhe .UF drIVe, lates !hat supervisory personn~i ------- residential property, between 

• • * ley, for Oakland County; and for the first hme, WIll be the f th D . t t f P k S h 1B d the sidewalk and curh, will be 

Douglas Gentry' 5 son of Mr. United Foundation's new vice arodmR e ti~parbmen 0 t ahr s oar 

ANTI.WALLACE DEMON. The Grosse Pointe Camera ' , 'd t J C . f n ecrea on e presen w en C 00 ., picked up hy city vehicles. or 

STRATORS in Clevelaad battled Club will meet Tuesday eve. and Mrs. Ronald Gentry of Mt. bresl~n. a~qu~s t o~ sin 0 Ithe playground is in use. Both M 0 14 .they may be placed in plastic 

Officers Get 

IHighest Pay 

In Michigan 

Patrolmen Raised From 

$8,800 To $9,750 Per 

Year, Retroactive To 

Last July I 

The City Council of 

Grosse Pointe Woods, ffiPeting 

in regular session on 

Monday night, October 7, 

approved a new, two-year 

salary and fringe benefits 

agreement with the Grosse 

Poinie Woods Police Offi. 

cers Association. Signing' 

the agreement were Mavor 

Kenneth R. McLeod and 

Donald Sun, president of 

the Police Officers Associa. 

lion. 

The final salary increm~nt of 

the two.year agreement is be. 

lieved to boost the salary of the 

Grosse Pointe Woods Public 

Safety Patrolman (police.fire 

officer) to !he highest in the 

State of Michigan and ranking 

among the highest in the na. 

tion. The new agreement will 

be retroaetive to Julv 1 1968 

and will eontinue in .ef£~et ti!! 

June 30. 1970. 

Four Pay Raises 

The (.'urrent salary of a Public 

Safety Officer is $8,800 per 

year, where as this agreement 

anticipates the first increase in 

salary to be retroactive to July 

1 at $9,750 per annum with au. 

ditional salary inereases on 

January I, 1969 to $10,000; July 

I, 1969 to $10,375; and January 

1, 1970 to $10,875. 

Also included in the new 

agreement is an increase in the 

second and third longevity pay 

steps; increased Blue Cross and 

Blue Shield be,lefits; possibility 

of a referendum vnte on in. 

creased pension and retirement 

benefits; incentive bonus for no 

sick leave used during a 12. 

month period; and a life time 

city park permit upon retire. 

ment. 

In the signing of the new 

a g r e e men t, Mayor McLeod 

poinred out that it was most 

noteworthy that this agreement 

was ratified after good faith and 

intensive bargaining by both the 

City' and flie' Police Officers As. 

socialion. Both pllrties respecled 

one another's problems and 

viewpoints and through a mu. 

tual trust worked diligently to 

finalize this agreement. 

Showed Right SpirIt 

Mayor McLeod further stated 

that, although the Police Offi. 

cers Association did nol have a 

new economic agreement upon 

the cxpiration of their old agree. 

ment on ~une 30 of this year, 

they contmued to bargain with 

the City in the true spirit of 

collective bargaining as provid. 

ed by the State Legislature Act 

of 1965. At no time 'did the 

meml:ers of the Association 

threatcn to conduct a "blue flu" 

slowdown, to strike, to i1emon. 

strate or take part in demon. 

strations, or to eonduct a cam. 

(Contiuned on Page 3) 

Gun Toter Gels 

Stiff Sentence 

with supporters of Georlte C. 

Wallace at a rally there Satllrday 

night. Police, with clubs 

ning. October 15, at 8 o'clock 

in !he Grosse Pointe War 

Memorial. Each member may 

Clemen~. for Macomb Coun.ty,' ea; d ri. ;v 0 

all ~allents of Tor Ch Drive ~frm~ngha~ ter 

servIces. '. 

~s L .;r SUCfi last night and at previous meet. 

. al ow 0 ings the Council has indicated 

that this is nol feasible. 

eels 

The reltlllar 

ct. I bags to he gathered with the 

rubhish. 

monthly meeting 'I Once again home. 'l,wners ~ere Arter pleading guilty to a 

swinging had to break up the 

melee. Poliee made dozens of 

enter three 

bination of 

prints. any 

pietoria: or 

{'om. 

"Re. 

They were chosen to lend 

vis.ible proof i.~ the 1968 Torch 

k' C~~;ng 'Utob D,~~?lt ~or ~he, S e con d a r i I y the City of of the Grosse Pointe Board of, warned hy cIty offlcl.als aga~nsl charge of hcing "an intoxicated 

flc19690:':'I /th A ISSF ~erJt: Grosse Pointe Wood~, under the Education will be held at 7:30 Iburning leaves on pnvale. drtve. pcrson in illegal possession of a 

J 

arrests. 'f1ections" slides and threetruit hy am. ski, 27, of 5177 Pointe Tremllle ealion. Ill.' failed to convlDee the ly.dralOl'd whiskey bottle also 

NBC in New York. Feliciano until the council meetinl( was: reality there was no ordinance. port that an injured squirrel nulance Saturday morning, road, Algonac. who was dressed policemen as to why he was was found in the car. La Pratt 

sang and played his guitar in 

a slow blend of folk and soul 

nearly over, and until 

William Butler refulled 

Mayor 

to dis. 

The pickets eompiled with the 

chief's order to leave the plac. 

was lying in the streel at Mack 

and Fisher. Patrolman Richard 

October 5 after spending the 

night in a Petoskey hospital. 

in a blouse and skirt, silk stockings, 

and fiat shoes. and had a 

wearing 

make.up, 

the female garb and 

and was laken to the 

added. Pored a paid his fine and 

court costs, and spent two da'Vs 

music with a melody that stray. CUS!!the wage problem. ards outside, and walked into Lanski picked up the animal Their residcnce is at 625 Lake babushka over his head. Too, Btation, where he was booked and in a cell at Park Police headed 

far from the original. Police Chief Jack F. Roh, (Conthmed on Page 2) and disposed of same. Shore road. he had complete female make. • (Continued on Page '7) quarters. 

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Thursday, October 10, 1968 

GROSSE POINTE' Nt:W~ -----_._-_. __ .-_._--_._---------------------------------- 

------------- Page Two --------_.--- ------,._._--_.- 

(~~:~~:: r.~~~~'~:d~~~ 

l\IAN INJURED I WALLET GONE 

Things you really want can'l 

d!.~~:~~g ~~:Op:~l~ 

..._._._------_.~--_.. ~-been 

bilten on the back of the 

be bought at bargain priccs. 

~IAN BITTEN 

hand by his own dog. ~Ir. Swee. 

City police received a call Christine Mitchell, 260 ML 

A Collage Hospital employe ney was treated and released. 

from an employe of Jacobson's Vernor" called City police on 

called City police on Sunda)', The dog was to be kept under 

to I~:~~~. Home Decorating Shop on Mon- Sunday. October 6, to report 

October 6, to report that Wil, obsefl'ation in ~tr. Sweeney's 

day, September 30, reporting that while attending a party 

Iiam Sweeney, 845 :\eff. bad home for 10 days. 

the chambers and took seals, wa;(cs. ther~ nughl hal'e be~nl direction, Another member in. that Gene Valcke, 1'7, of 19919 on Lincoln road, someone took 

As the council session ncared I Ic~~1 rompl~a:ions. < d t h I dicatcd that as far as. he \~as Helen, Harper Woods, had cut 1 her wallet containing personal 

,its end, Kell) ask e d ~layor _ :ar ICr, _ (' y ac~u, e . e concerned he had no .J.ntenhcn his lland. Valcke was taken to identification cards, charga. 

Butler for permission to talk c~t), of USing stallmg tact~cs of using the facility. Still an. Bon Seeours Hospital by City plates and $25. Police are in. 

II abmll wages, but the mayor reo since III~y. He salll that elty other said that because of these police. treated and relpased. vestigating. 

: fused. charging that the council ~n~ p.ohce n~~ollalo.rs h~ I'.~ two stipulations and because the -~-------------------------------------- 

See the Corbin look 

! had authoriz'li a bargaininll a 0101' me,c l~~S sInce, prl Council really did not intend to 

It.sa Iool: that his made C llfbin trous_ 

.-tradition in fine clothing. 

o istindive quality. Oistinctive fit. And. natUlallv:lfistinctive 

palt9fnS and coIClCJriftAsin fabrics frOlll 

England and Scotland. 

Come in so

Thursday, October 10, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

BILL BRYANT ------- Arlhur 

ELECT- Woods Grants Pay Boost Park Police GetM,isbap Reports 

It Ql)10 wap muurn 

14915 Charlevoix, near Alter 

Pizza by Joe Malie 

Our 1918 player piano is free to 

our customers Frosty mugs of 

beer, Coney Island Hot Dogs, 

Fresh Roasted Peanuts (throw 

shells on floor), pot bellied stove. 

Miscellaneous junk. 

(0 10 corte) 

331.9153 

NOBODY WALKS 

Away During DICK SHALLAS 

IMPALA 

$2287 

,OVER 450 CARS 

Illlclu.t 0' Cllic1.-en 

12 P,cces, Serves 4 

16 Pieces, Serves 5 . 

20 Pieces, SNve,. 7 

24 Pieces, Srrve, 8 

$2.30 

$3.15 

$4.15 

$5.1 5 

$6.1 5 

I Rib 

50c 

25c 

SPORT 

COUPES 

_alii 

16700 HarperTU 1-760 

FRENCH FRIES 

WHITEWALLS 

ANY 

SIZ£ 

IN 

STOCK 

Retreads plus 

Recappable Casing. 

TIRE 

DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 

17'11 E. WARREN 

TU H522 

Charcoal Broiled Steaks 

TAKE.A.STEAK 

18499 MACK at OPAL (2 blocks west of Mack-Warren Intersection 

The City of Grosse Pointe 

Woods Council on Mond:JY. 01" 

tober 7. recommended that a 

letler be sent to the Department 

of ~ommerce objecting to the 

anticipated increase in bus fare 

rates by the Lake Shore Coaeb 

Lines on the grounds that not 

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enough information regarding 

~'.'CA.RRy.OUTORDE[IVERED- TUxedo 4-3000 Ii a need for the increase was sent 

to them. 

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Last week the City of Grosse 

25c Delivery Charge 

Pointe also forwarded a letter 

Open Daily: 4 :00-1 0 :00 p,m. Sundays: 1:00-8 :00 p.m. 

objecting to Ihe inereas,es. 

From tire Clwrcolfl Broiler 

DINNERS 

(EACH DINNER INCLUDES FRENCH FRIES, SALAD AND ROLL) 

Y:lur Cnoice of Three Salad Dressings--llaTian, Blue Cheese, Thousand Island 

STRIP STEAK (8.0%.) (Boneless) . 1.~5 

STRIP STEAK (12 0%,) (Boneless) ' Z.95 

STRIP STEAK (160%.) (Boneless) 3,95 

FAMILY SIRLOIN STEAK (Zlb.) 6,95 

(Serves four. banelessl 1 00 

BEEFBURCER (1/4 lb.) ---------- ------.------.------ , 

on Sesame Bun, Solad and French Fries 

CHOP SIRLOIN OF BEEF .- ----- 1.75 

"'(lUlU.\' S,.)'/e Rudwt 0' ClIicl.'en 

No. 1 BUCKET, 8 Piece$ Chicken, larder of 

'rench friu, $olod 

No. 2 BUCKET, 12 Pieces chicken, 2 rorden of 

french fries, sollfd. (Serves 3.4) 

No. 3 BUCKET, 16 pieces chicken, 20rders of 

french fries, salad. (Serves 5.6) 

~/l Fried Chicken 14 pieces), Slow, Roll, Fries, 

Crlfnbe"ies 

CHILD'S ORDER (3 pieces), 51lfw, Roll, Fries, 

30c 

20c 

$2.85 

S3.9~ 

$4.99 

$1.59 

Cronberries $1.15 

Chicken, Shrimp, Ribs Dinner $2.75 

Ribs and Shrimp Dill'l'ler 2.50 

Chick«!n ond Ribs Dinner 2.50 

Roost Bee' Dinner 1.7S 

Dinner 2.30 

$8 15 Slob Rib Dinner 3.40 

~G,~~ 

32 Pieces Scrve~ 10 - Texas Style lI.oasl Beef Sandwich .90 

RECEIVES AWARD 

Alfred S. Kress, of 555 Pem' 

herlon road. has received a 

cash award under the sugg('s. 

i tion program at the U.S. Army 

Tank. Aulomotive Command 

(TACOMl, Warren, Mich. 

An exhibit depicting the func. 

tions and mission of TACOM 

was prepared and placed in the 

terminal at Detroit Metropoli. 

Ian Airporl. It was Kress who 

proposed making the display in 

an errort to improve public re. 

lations and create greater un. 

derstanding of what TACOlll 

rloes. 

Or059~ 

Point~ N~ws 

published Every Thursday b, 

Anteebo Publishers, Inc. 

99 Kercheval Avenue 

Grosse Pointe 36, lUichig8ll 

Phone TU 2-6900 

Three Tnlllk Lines 

! l'i~cond CI~s., Po~lage paid al De. 

I troll Michl£an. 

~;ubscri"llon RM«!5 $5.00 Per Year 

bY Mall ,$6.00 oubtdc Waync 

C.ollnll", All N«!ws and Adverl,,\n~ 

i Copy Milot Be In Ihc Ncw.' Or£ice 

by Tue.day Noon to In.ure Ins«!r. 

lion, 

Address all Mall (SubseMpltons, 

99 Kercheyal, GrOllse Pointe 48236. 

Chango or Address Forms 8579) 10 

99 Kercheval, Grosle Polnle, 49238 

Page Thre. 

LOO"'NG fOI PRICE? NO LOWER FIGURE ANYPLACE. 

LOOKING fOI SERVICE? WE GIVE THE FINEST. 

________________________ 

'COUNTY SUPERVISOR 

DISTRICT 3 - REPUBLICAN 

! (Continued from Page 1) I Public Safety. An additional len 

I paign in any manner WhalS().I~ther ofCi~er:h have compi"te~ 

ever, whether in Grosse Pointe rom one? r.ee ye~r~ 0 co. 

Woods or in other neighboring lege or ulllversity trallllllg. 

1I suburban eilies, for the cause Grosse Pointe Woods Depart. 

of increased salaries. ment of Public Safety was utiliz. 

The Mayor also noted that ing the personal h~ndi.ta~~ie 

I neither side had ever hinted at radios and had forme a po lee 

or had to resort to labor media- tactical unit two years before 

D. Conlan, of 1139 Park, in backing out oC Ihe 

Wayburn avenue. reporled 10 driveway at her home, struck a 

Grosse Poinle Park police Ihat station wagon being driven by 

an "unknown vehicle" side. Chauncy H. Turner, 2212 Alter 

j swiped his 1968 automobile road, Detroit, on Friday, Octo. 

parked at the curb in Cront of ber 4, at 1:10 p.m. 

his home, Thursday night Octo. Turner told police he was 

ber 3, !'ausing damage estimated driving north on Wayburn when 

at $400. Police are investigat. he saw a car back across Ihe 

ing. driveway and slop. He con. 

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tion or fac! finding; nor did the recent riots in Detroit. While he was slopped al a tinued north. then the car back. 

Nighl Service LA 1-9877 

either party find it necessary to In summary, Mayor McLeod red'light at Mack and Audubon. ed into his. "She didn't even 

employ 

~i~~ 

a proCessional labor ne. stated 

re~ 

that on behalf of the 

~Gro~ p~*~od~ 

citi. Sunday at 6:45 

~Rn~~lli~~He~r,~. 

p,m., the car look my way," he reported. 

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Had Five.Man Team ~~r~~:e~~OU~Yi~~ ~i~~e thi~.:t~~~ ~il'~i~:hal~~nl~~~s Ssi~~~~ ~:~~ rl:~~@M~,*~~m~~~;,@\'ffi~~k'@W.1Y.~~\W?>:~mm'!+*~~~~m'~~ 

Negotiations for the Police d h b M OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS 

Officers Association were handl. Safety Officers an t at not ehind by one driven by Chris. .._ ,,

Page Four 

The 1969 Buick GS 400, 

With new functional hood scoops for 

deeper engine breathing. A stiffer, more 

responsive suspension for improved handling 

and ride. And the new aVRilableStage I 

optional high-performance package. 

TIle 1969 Buiclc Wnc1eat, With more Buick luxury 

and rakish new styling. With Buick's new suspension system and a 

430 cubic inch V8 standard. And a long list of safety features, 

,', ;/i 

'The 1969 Buick Electra 225. New. Beautifully new. 

A distinctive new profile. With a hig 430 cubic inch V8 

and TH-400 automatic transmission standard. 

Featuring a new 60/40 seat that you can order. Sure. straight 

tracking from a revolutionary new suspension system. 

And much, much more. 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

There are many new features on every 1969Buick. Many features you'll like. 

See them. See if they won't turn you into a Buick owner. And a Buick salesman, 

The 1969 Buick Riviera. More elegant and ' 

personal than ever. With new exclusive colors, elegant new interiors 

and a revolutionary J)ewsuspension system for improved handling and more 

driving ease than you've ever enjoyed before. Completelyequippecl 

with a 430 cubic inch V8, automatic transmission. power steering, 

power brakes and much, much more. 

'Thursday, Oc:fober '10. 1968 

The 1969 Buick I.tSabre. New colors, new interiors and Buiek-s revolutionary 

DewsllSpension system fora LeSabre thafs more appealingthao 

ever before, More response and economy from a standard 350 cubi~ 

inch V8. And a long, impressive list of safety features. 

No wonder Buick owners keep selling Buicks for us.WouIdrit you really rather have a Buick? 

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Thursday, October 10, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five 

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BOTI'LES FOUND arrival officers found a parti- 

A cadieux l'lJsident reported ally consumed bottle of Canadi. 

to City police on Monday, Sept. an whiskey. a bottle of sloe 

ember 23, that her youngsters gin and five bottles of wine. 

had been playing in a field be. All seals on the bottles had 

hind 414 Cadieux. when they been broken. Officers checked 

noticed a number of bottles I the area to no avail. It ap. 

containing whiskey along the; pea red that the bOltles had been 

east side of the fence. Upon in the field a short time. 

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(Continued from Page 1) back to them on October 18 

Allard by cars exiting from I. with a decision. 

94 on Ihe Allard exit ramp, The posting of this sign could 

(this affects an apparent maxi- possibly remove tbout 1000 cars 

mum of 285 cars per day): re- on a seven.di1Y daily I.Iverage, 

suited in only a 10 per cent les- and would oblige drivers to reo 

sening of traffic, not the an. roule. This proposed solution 

Iicipated 30 per cent. appears to bring the situation 

Physical Problems back to where it was a year ago 

He added, "We have consider- when there were concrete bar. 

erl the physical condition and riers. 

we are bound in by the bridge, Councilman Upset 

the ffeeway, northbound Har- Prior to the lengt~y inlerper, 

apartmf'nt developments change between Council memo 

north and south a nd only four bers, Allard residents and Di. 

streets that go through from ire e tor Andrews, Councilman 

Harper to Mack. Then we have i Donald D. Cook, in a dramatic 

a crossover at the street and move. asked to be heard. In an 

exits fron the freeway. The, ('motion-filled voice, he said 

best analysis I have be('n able that il had been brought to his 

to make is that this traffic on all('nlion that a Stanhope resi. 

Allard is crealed by resiu('nts dent was making statements to 

whom you would expect to be the effect that he represented 

served by this area." the apartment owners on Stan. 

lie concluded with the state.' hoop and Harper, and that a 

men I Ihat he felt that allhough conflict of interests was innot 

the solution hc had hoprd vol"p". 

for. the Jl res e n t approarh lie firmlv staled thai he not 

should be conlinued since it only did not represent the apsemed 

to be better thiln any- artmcnt owners, hut did not 

thi ng anyone el se could come know 01(' m and bad never been 

up with. in the buildings. lIe suggesled 

lias Other Idea to the Allard residents present 

With this stalement Leo Ein. that they relay his inform?lion 

heuser, 2273 Allard, suggested to the resident who has been 

an alternate solution. lie rec- nwking the allegations 

ommended thaI a sign be erecled 

1 on the Groose Pointe Woods 

I side 01 the expreSSWilY reading 

"All hridge trarfic 

left" Mr. Einheusrr 

.by saying that this 

must turn 

continued 

sign will 

prohibit the bridge tramc from 

going down Allard, and since 

Ii 

the bridge traffic was responsi. 

ble for so much of the Allard 

traffic, he felt this to be a good 

attempt at solution. 

Although Director Andrew~ 

did not wholly agree with Mr. 

Einheuser because he felt area 

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Obituaries 

of the late Karl. She is survived 

hy a daughter, Mrs. William 

Hamil, of Rochester, Minn.; her IIIgrandchildren, William R. and 

of the Sea Church. She died on 

Thursday. October 3, in Mount 

Carmel Hospital. 

Mrs. Sullivan is survived by 

RElliVILLE WHEAT Mr Resn b (Steven D. Hamil; two sisters, her husband, Jerome E.; three 

Mr. Wheat, long proml 'nent m' St john Uern7taeSda mChemehrof Mrs. Rosa Kottmann and Mrs. daughters. Mrs. Nicholas Sheri. 

' . t urc 0 Liesl Behagbel, both of Ger. dan, Suzanne, and Karen; three 

the civic, professional and cui. Ch1'1S, 1------- 

tural life of Detroit and its en. Interment will be in~ Wood. many. . , 

viroDS, died suddenly at his mere Cemetery I Interment was in Cadillac: 

home in Touraine r 0 a d on • .. • Memorial Gardens.East. I 

Tuesday. October 8. i HILDA GOS7,INIAK .. .. .. \ 

Born in Leavenwortb, Kansas, Fu.n~ral services for Mrs. DOROTHY 1\1. SULLIVAN I 

he early moved to Ann Arbqr, GosZlDlak, 58, .of 1365 Roslyn Funeral services (01' Mrs. I 

Michigan. He received both. a road, were beld on Tuesday, Sullivan. 56, oC 358 Chalionte, 

Bachelor of Arts and a Doctor October 8, in the A. H. Peters were held on Monday, October 

of Laws from that University. 

In the course of his studies at 

Funeral Home. 7, in the A. H. Peters Funeral 

Mrs. Goszinia}{ was the wiCeIHome and (rom Our Lady Star I 

the University, he was there; 

cipient of high academic hon. 

01'5 

honorary 

including 

societies 

election 

of Phi to Beta 

tbe 

ELECT- 

BILL BRYANT 

I 

Kappa and the Order of Coif. 

He was a member of Psi Upsi. 

lon, The Quadrangle Club, the 

Board of Editors of the Michi. 

COUNTY SUPERVISOR 

DISTRICT 3 - REPUBLICAN 

gan Law Review. and the Bar. --------. ---~risters 

Society. 

He commenced the practice 

of law in the City of Detroit 

in 1916 and was a founder of 

the law firm of Dykema, Wheat, 

Spencer, Goodnow & Trigg in 

which he was a senior partner 

at the time of his death. 

He served as a second lieu. 

tenant with the AEF in World 

War I, was wounded in action 

and was decorated with the Sil. 

ver Stn and the Croix de Guer. 

re with star. 

At the time of his death, he 

was an Elder of the Grosse 

Pointe Memorial Church, Trus. 

tee and Secretary of the Me. 

Gregor Fund, a Trustee of the 

Skillman Foundation, a Trustee 

and past president of the Mich. 

igan Children's Aid Society. and 

a Member of the Committee of 

'" Management of the William L. 

Clements Library at the Uni. 

versity of Michigan as well as 

a Member and Vice Chairman 

of the Clements Library Associates. 

He was also a Trustee of 

Elmwood Cemetery and a Past 

Director of the Frielids of De. 

trait Public Library. 

His professional associations 

included membership in the 

State Bar of Michigan, the De. 

troit Bar Association, the Am. 

erican Bar Association, of which 

he was a Fellow, the American 

Judiciature Society a n.d the I 

Thomas M. Coo ley Club of I 

Detroit. 

He was a member of the De. 

troit Club, University Club of 

Detroit, Country Club of De. 

troit, Grosse Pointe Club, Farm. 

ington Country Club (Charlot. 

tesville, Va.), Huron Mountain 

Club (Big Bay, Mar que t t e 

County, Mich.), Grolier Club 

(New York), Lawyers Club of 

the UDiversit~- of Michigan and 

Witanagamote. 

His other civic and cultural 

activities included membership 

iil the Detroit Museum of Arts 

Founders Society, Detroit His. 

torical Society. Michigan His. 

torical Society, F r i end s o( 

Groue Pointe Public Library, 

Bodley'& (Oxford University 

Library) Am e r i c a:Q Friends, 

of John Caiier Brown Library 

(Brown University), Associates 

of the James Ford Bell Collection 

(University of Minnesota). 

N a t ion a I Parks Association, 

Michigan National Areas Coun. 

cil, and The NatureConserv. 

ancy. 

Mr. Wheat was a collector o( 

and scholarly lecturer and writ. 

er on, early maps of the Great 

Lakes an~a. His extensive col. 

lection of these maps was reo 

cenUy donated by him to the 

Clements Library. 

Most recently, Mr. Wheat reo 

ceived the Sesquicentennial AI. 

umni Award for distinguished 

service to the University of 

Michigan. 

He is survived by his widow, 

the former Elilabeth Shearer 

Russel; three children. Anne 

Wheat Hodgkins (Mrs. William 

P. Hodgkins, Jr.,) of Chicago, 

m., John R. Wheat. Berkeley, 

Calif., and Betsy Wheat Towns. I 

end (Mrs. Paul H. Townsend.' 

Jr.) o( Grosse Pointe; and sev. 

en grandchildren. 

Funeral services will be held 

at Grosse Poi n t e Memorial 

3 Church today, Thursday. Oc. 

tobcr 10, at 11 a, m. 

I • • • 

.' ~ 1 WlI.lJAM n. RESNER 

~ '. Funeral services for Mr. Res. 

.,:: ner. t680 Oxford road. will he 

., '.::-"'. I held today. Thursday, Octoher 

, 'j 'I' 

10. 

at II o'clock. in the Ver. 

heyden Funeral Home, TIc died 

at Ihe age of 85. in Georgian 

East Nursing Home. 

He was the husband of th(' 

late :\fable Weiss Resner anrl 

is survived by a hrother, Harry 

and a sister. Mrs. John Schlick. 

enmayer. 

Ill' was the owner of Capital' 

Comm('rcial Reproduction Com 

pany lor over 25 years, until 

his retiremcnl in 1948, 

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sons, Dr. William, Daniel, and 

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Interment was in S1. Mary's 

Cemetery, New Baltimore. 

(Continued on Page 9) 

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• 

by 

ROBERTA. ~'Doc" WilLIAMS 

(MR. INDOOR COMFORT) 

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r------------------------' II Younke is survived by a son, ASSIGNED TO VIETNAM 11508 HOllywood wall assigned 

Jack C. . .Army Private First Class September 5 to the 9th Infantry 

Obituaries 

PAI'IELA TAPPEY TURNER 

Funeral services for Mrs. 

Turner, 82, of 330 Provencal 

road, were held in Christ 

Church.Grosse Pointe, on Tuesday, 

October 8. She died on 

Saturday, October 5, in her 

residence. 

Born in Detroit, Mrs. Turner 

was a life-time Pointe resident. 

She attended Dobbs Ferry 

Girls' School, in New York. 

She was a member of The 

Country Club of Detroit, The 

Detroit Club, the Gros~e Pointe 

Club, the Huron Mountain Club, 

Christ Church - Grosse Pointe, 

and the Foniinalis Club, of 

Vanderbilt, Mich. 

Mrs. Turner was formerly a 

member of the board and treasurer 

of The Neighborhood Club 

of Grosse Pointe. 

She was the wife of the late 

1James Turner, a prominent 

i senior partner with the law 

firm Ang..11, Turner, Dyar and 

Meek. 

Mrs. Turner was the daughter 

of the late Dr. Ernest Tappey 

and the late Pamela Waterman 

Tappey. 

She is survived by one daughter, 

Mrs. James F. McClelland, 

Jr.; three sons, Ernest T., of 

New York City. Richard II..I 

and John D.. of Denver, Col., 

and 12 grandchildren. 

Interment was in Elmwood 

Cemetery. Memorial Tributes 

may be made to The Nt'ighborhood 

Club, 17150Waterloo. 

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WIUfA CHRISTENSEN : 

rlln!'I.;)1 sel'vil'!'s for Mrs.: 

,Christensen. 56, formerly of 661 

Oxford road, more recently Of, 

i The Whittier Hotel, were held 

on S~lllrday Octoher 5. in the, 

Vl'rhry

\ 

)- Ed 

Page Ten 

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l\len;bcr of Beltcr Heating 

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Promoted 

1 Kesleloot Made 

IPolice Captain 

Lt. Gerard J. Kesteloot has 

been promoted lo the rank of 

captain of the Grosse Pointe 

Park Police Department to sue. 

ceed the late Capt. Arnold F. 

Hough, it \Vas announced Tuesday 

by Director of Public Safe. 

ty, William P. Ellenburg. 

Cap!. Kesteloot. 61, who has 

bren with the department for 

27 years, pioneered the Park's 

bicycle, school safety and driver 

education programs. He also 

has made lectures on the im. 

parlance o[ practicing safety 

in everyday life. in many 

schools. 

"An expert in the proper 

movement of traffic. and gen. 

eral law enforcement, he has 

devoted many years in helping 

make the streets of the city 

safer for hath the pedestrian 

and the motorist," Ellenburg 

aid. 

Aller serving as a patrolman 

for six years, Capt. Kesteloot 

became attached to the detec. 

tive bureau. On January 1, 

I 1950, after taking the police 

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I.IGHT DOWN 

City police received a report 

on Wednesday, October 3, lhat 

the globe on the street light 

in fronl of 530 Washington, 

j north of Kercheval. had fallen 

into the street. They 

ly notified Detroit 

immediate. 

Edison. 

I 

GROSSE POINTE 

Cllpta;,n Hough 

,Dies Suddenly 

I 

Captain Arnold F. Hough, 57, 

a member of the Grosse Pointe 

Park Police Department for 33 

years, was stricken while play' 

ing volleyball on Wednesday. 

October 2, and died shortly af. 

tel"wards 

pital. 

at Bon Seeours Hos. 

Captain Hough, who lived on 

Beaconsfield avenue, ironically 

died on the same day in Oclo. 

bel' that he joined the force as 

a patrolman. He joined the 

force on Oct1lber 2, 1936. He be. 

came a Detective Sergeant on 

June 1, 1948, and a Detective 

Lieutenant on June 21, 1957. 

Captain Hough had five de. 

partmental citations and five 

commendations. He attended I 

Wayne S tat e University and 

Michigan State University for 

courses I 

tion. He 

in police administra. I 

took an active parl in 

juvenile work. 

He was promoted to Captain 

on June 1 of lhis ye?r. Direelor i 

of Public Safely, William P. 

Ellenburg said, "Captain Hough 

was a credit to law enforcement 

in every respect and his loss 

will be felt not unly by the 

members of the Park Police De. 

partment hut lJy the entire 

community as welL" 

Funeral services for Captain 

Hough were held on Saturday, 

October 5, in the Verheyden 

Funeral Home. He is survived 

by his wife, Viola; a son, 

Thomas; five daughters, Mrs. 

Jack Meloche. Mrs. Maurice 

Vanderchove, Mrs. William Tay. 

lor, Elizabeth and Sa~dra; his 

mother, Mrs. Blanche Hough, 

three brothers and two sisters. 

Interment was in For est 

Lawn Cemetery. 

examination, he was promoted Thomas Hough flew nearly 

to sergeant. He was moveG up 6.000 miles to attend last Satur. 

to a lieutenant's post July 1, day's funeral services for his 

1957. father. Grosse Pointe Park 

The Kesteloots live at 1035 Police Captain Arnold F. Hough. 

Nottingham road. A son, Arthur, who died suddenly Wednesday 

reside.~ in Harper Woods. and afternoon, October 2. 

a daughter. Mrs. Thomas On Thursday morning. East- 

(Dolores) I1ayosh, in Bloom. ern Daylight Savings Time. the 

field Hills. Slate Department in Washing. 

------------. ."--- Iton contacled the United States 

VIA 

~NWJI embassy at Monrovia, Liberia, 

~ ~ on the west coast of Africa, 

where Thomas has been em. 

ployed for the past seven 

I monlhs. lie was given the 

I tragic message from home. The 

time in Monrovia was 2:30 p.m. 

There are only three flights 

each week from the Liberian 

capital city to the United States. 

Fortunately. there was one that 

night at 8 p.m. Young Hough 

boarded the American.bound I 

plane and, on Friday, Octoher 

4, at almost the same hour the 

call had been made from Wash. 

ington, he walked into the 

Park City Hall to visit the of. 

fice his father had occupied. 

With expressions o[ sympathy 

he was met there by City Manager 

Roherl A. Slone, Director 

o[ Puhlic Safety William P. 

Ellenburg, and Del. Sgt. James 

LaPratt. 

A Grosse Pointe High School 

graduate, Thomas 110 ugh 

sefl'ed two years with the U.S. 

Navy hefore hecoming attached 

to the diplomatic corps. 

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I 

Removal of Snow from Nine 

Municipal Parking Areas 

The City of Grosse Pointe will receive sealed bids 

for the removal of snow from nine (9) municipal 

parking areas on or before 10:00 A.M., Thursday, 

OCtober 24, 1968 at which time said bids s~all be 

publicly opened. The City rese~es the. ~ght to 

reject any or all bids! wa~ve any lrregul.anbes, and 

to accept the bid whtch IS in the best mterests of 

the City, 

Completed bids shall be submitted to the City .of 

Grosse Pointe, attentio~ Thomas Kressbach, CIty 

Manager Municipal OffICes, 17147 Maumee, Grosse 

Pointe Michigan 48230. Bids shall be sealed and 

plainly marked "Snow Removal ~id." ~dditional 

bid forms are available from the City Offices. 

Pub. G.P.N. IG-l()'68 

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16839 KERCHEVAL 

CITY OF 

f;l'O"t Joinh fmm~ 

IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE 

ABSENT VOTERS BALLOT 

CENERAL ELECTION 

NOVEMBER 5, 1968 

Registered, qualified Electors in the City of Grosse 

Pointe Farms who expect to be absent from the City or 

who are confiDed to home or hospital by illness or disability 

.Fe Urged to apply for absent voters ballots at once. NO 

APPLICATION CA~ BE MADE AFTER 2:00 P.M., SAT. 

URDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1968. Application must be made 

prior to such time at the City Office. 

Published: GrolJl5ePointe News issues of 

October 10, 1968 aDd. October 17, ]968. 

CITY OF 

Gim't 'oin1t IBO.,hs 

'MICHICAN 

NOTICE TO BIDDERS 

Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk of 

the City of Grosse Pointe Woods at the. Municipal 

Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, 

Michigan 48236 until 3:00 P.M. Eastern Stand~d 

Time on Wednesday, October 30, 1968, at which 

time and place bids will be publicly opened and 

lead aloud for furnishing the fQllowing items as 

described herein below: 

Eleven (11) 4-Door Special Police Vehicles 

One (1) One-half Ton Pick-Up Truck 

One (1) Two-Ton Dump Truck and Body 

One (1) Jeep 

One (1 )Rubbish Compaction Truch and Body 

Copies of Specifications and Bid Sheets may be 

obtained from the City Clerk. 

The City of Grosse Poi~te Wood~reserv~s the ri~ht 

to reject any and all bids, to WaIve any mformahty 

in the bid!iing, and to accept any bid it deems to be 

in the best interest of the City. 

Leona D, Liddle 

City Clerk 

CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

CITY OF 

Olirosse 1A'oinf,z 

INVITATION TO BID 

for 

THOMAS W. KRESSBACH 

City Clerk 

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m 

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City Clerk 

City of Grosse P(;)inte Farms 

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Univ~rsitySchool News 


Field Hockey two. The score at this point was 

The Grosse Pointe University 6.6. Maumee then engineered 

School's field hockey teams two scoring drives In the final 

have begun another wil1lllng seconds of the game, pulling 

season. After a week of hockey It OLit 20,6 and leaving the 

camp in August and a practice Grosse Pointers shaking their 

.game at Grosse Pointe Con- heads in disbelief. It was a 

vent, the girls opened officially heartbreaking turn around, but 

on September '111 with a home nevertheless an encouraging 

game against Bloomfield High team per for man c e by the 

School. Sparked by the fine Knights against an undefeated 

play of right wing Lynn Navar- opponent. 

ro of 169 Stephens road, and Standout performances to date 

goalie Tika Jackson of 384 have been turned in by defen. 

Moran road, the vanity team, sive players Don Lennox of 

hopiQg to add a sixth con. 8 StraUord Place, and Doug 

secutive undefeated season, Weiss, and by running backs 

won 2.0. George Finkenstedt of 423 

On Friday, OCto~r 4, the Fisher Road, and Dale Mc. 

varsity scored five l:oals in the Carthy_ 

second half to qefeat. th.e Liggett After four games away from 

School 5,0. Patty Rlddfeberger, home the Knights play their 

daughter of the G.P:U.S. head. home' opener tomorrow, Octo. 

master, Hugh C. Rlddleberger, ber 12, against Roeper High 

scored three of the goals. School at 4 p.m. 

~e girls will plAy tnmo~w, Suecer 

Fuaay, Octoner 11, agalUst The University School varsity 

Bloo~e1~ con ve n t 011 the soccer team, a much younger 

latter s field. squad than in previous years, 

Football ,. had split its opening two games. 

After losing three of its finrt On september 30, a strong 

four varsity footbaUgames, the Andover High School team shut 

University Sc1l001 team might out the K n i g h t s 3.0. But 

have re8son. to be discouraged. G.P.U.S. bounced back on Octo- 

Spirit is high, however, for the ber 4, with a 2-0 whitewashing 

Knights have shown tremendous of Cranbrook School at Grosse 

improvement in the face of Pointe. Returning lettermen, 

these losses. Jim Frer.~h of 174 Ridge Road 

The varsity bowed to a strong and. Topher Ware, of Washing- 

Almont eleven on September 13. ton Road, collaborated to score 

33.0.' The following week To- one' of the goals, and Peter 

ledo's Northwood High School Shumaker of 75 Lothrop Road 

duplicated the earlier shutout, scored the other, assisted by 

12-0. Jon Feld. 

At Pinckney on september TodaY the team travels to De. 

21, hOWever, the Knights scored troit CoW!Uy Day SChool for 

both their first touchdown and a 4 o'clock game. 

their first vietory, by • '1-6 _ 

margin. Last. Friday they car- l H. h 

ried some of the previous week's St. Pau 19 

momentum down to Maumee •. h. 

Valley Country Day SChool. LIke Bee lve 

With slightly more than two 

minutes to go i~ the .game; .. Everyone ;;st Paul's High 

G,P.U,S. found l~elf 1Dc~es School is back in the swing of 

short. of the goal hne followlDg things' Busy as bees they bus. 

a fourth down effort from tho tIe a~ut their busin~ss. 

Senion, Juniors, Sophomores, 

Parties Planned and Freshmen are all hard at 

work OD their fioats for the 

By Travel Club Homecoming Game scheduled 

for Sunday, October 20. Mean- 

- ,. whUe cheerleaders are busy 

The two CI:0ups who trav~!ed planning "AD Evening in Paris" 

to Alaska ~th GrOsse Pomte for the Annual liomecoming 

War Memorial's Travel C 1 u b 

will be hosted by tbe center at Dance. • 

a post trip party Sunday eve- The Seniors will lend a help. 

ning, OCtober 20, at 6 p.m. ing. hand to the Freshman at 

There they will enjoy eoffee thell' informal (~t-to-gether. 

and baked Alana and sueb Seniors will. teach the Fresh. 

other ~fres1nnenl$ as group men the tricks of the fioatmembers 

wish to bring. makin, trade., , 

Everyone who has pictures, Juniors wiD board the Laker s 

slides and movies are asked to bu. on Wednesday, October 16, 

bring' them and s.how them on for their English field trip to 

the big screen in Fries Audi- the Sonnet Theater where they 

torium. will see "ZOOI: A Space Od. 

Travel Club members going dessy." 

to the Orient the end of this Senior Martha Shick bas been 

month will gather for their pre. selected to serve on J. L. Hudtrip 

party this Sunday, Odober son's Youth Council for the 

13 at 5 o'clock where puncb, 1968-1969lichool year. She will 

hot hors d'oeuvres and coffee represent S1. Paul's at the 

wiII.be served. and everyone will Council's activities. 

get acquainted. ---- 

Following the social hour, There is no right without a 

films of the Orient will be parallel duty, no liberty with. 

shown and details' of the tour out the supremacy of the law, 

presented. It is hoped all memo no high destiny without earnest 

bers of the group will be pre. perserverance, llo greatness 

sent. without self.denial. 

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THINK BIG 'BI D -I S U 

Keep your train of thought' ue CVl stage pset 

on the main line-let the others 

bring in the local. Defeating Fordson by 7.0 

lor your convenience 

NEW SERVICE HOURS 

, Tues., Wedl t ,Thurs. 7 a.m,te 5:30 p.m. 

Mon. -and Thurs. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 

• 

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The Blue Devils p'lay at Mon. 

roe this Friday night against 

STATE 

ZIP 

GPN.S 


a team that Head Coach Russ JUAN FALLS IN LAKE 

Hepner describes as "big but . . 

not real fast." Monroe is also City poh~e received a report 

. . of a man In the lakc on Wed. 

the last place team in the BeL dOt ber 2. Cpl. Richard 

as they've 10 s 1 to Highland nCclskay, cdo 

Park and Royal Oak by identi. Scaotrlel.mamr.edl.patrolmanDwight 

ately went to the 

cal scores of 27.13. City Park whete they found 

The Trojan offense consists Harold Heritage, 79. who told 

mainly of the powor running officers hc had fallen into the 

from an "I" formation. They lake while tying his boat in 

also seem to key their attack the slip. ~Ir. Heritage did not 

around two big tackles who are want medical attention. His car 

6'4" and ahout 240 pounds. was parked at the City marina. 

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Teen Ski Club 

Meeting Sunday 

Grosse Pointe War Memorial's 

Ski Hi Club for young Gross~ 

The Blue Devils' game Saturday was decided in the Pointers in grades 9.12 who are 

'ast minute of play for the second straight week." They ~kiers or who wish to learn 

:lulled off a dramatic' 7.0 upset victory over highly holds its opening meeting at 3 

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~anked Fordson 

I :he game. Last 

with 

week 

a TD 

Royal' 

in the final two 

Oak beat them 

15 seconds. 

seconds of 

in the last 

o'clock this Sunday afternoon, 

October 13.in Fries Auditorium. 

All interested are urged to at. 

tend free of charge. 

The winning touchdown came The program will present 

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Deli ..ery for with ties 

w hen Steve MaUD hit .lim 

Humes on a 3D-yard pass play 

in the final seconds. It capped 

a SO.yard drive that took three 

plays. and hegan with 29 sec. 

ODdsleft in the game. 

The real story of the game, 

however, was the great play of 

the Devil defense. After the 

disappointing Royal Oak game, 

the front line of Mike Withers, 

Hugo Bohm, international skier, 

ski race authority and memher 

of the CUSSA Ski Instructors 

Certification Board. He will 

cover ski racing, course selting 

techniques and show an in. 

structional ski film featuring 

Boyne Ski School director, Oth. 

mar Schneider. 

Mr. and Mrs. Fronk P. Me- 

Bride. Jr., who chaperone the 

lOOT uses for heovy duty 20/30 90 lion bogs fOr home and. Larry Ulmer, Mark Straetmans, Club's ski trip to Vail Col. 

business. Immediate delivery, call "PlaStics" now. ' Rick Smith, Z a c h Stoumbos, each year will be on ha~d with 

Mon. th, .. Fri. 

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SlIurdJY & Sunday 

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Chris Penoyar, and Bill ~chlei- slides of' last year's trip and 

I cher did an excellent Job of I details of this year's 10,day 

containing the powerful Trac. trip 'lY jet aircraft from Detroit 

-----tor 

runners. 

Fordson, the ten t II ranked 

I team in the state, was a heavy 

the night of December 

January 4. 

The year's complete 

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favorite to win the game with 

the D e v i I s. However, they 

I never really came close to scor. 

ing as the tough defcnse kept 

them beyond the Grosse Pointe 

2(J-yard line for mosto! the 

game. . 

• • • 

sched'Jle will be given out at 

this meeting including a six.day 

trip to Boyne 'Country between 

Christmas and New Years for 

those who can't go to Colorado. 

and a special long weekend 

trip January 30-February 2 

when schools are closed for 

bllndry • Dry CI..oninl • Twice Weekly Service 

There was 

whole game 

fierce hitting the 

bul little excite. 

"curriculum planning. 

Friday night and Saturday 

Open 0 Chorse 

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until the fourth quarter. Then, every. othcr week. In addition 

PAYING MORE FOR CASH" CARRY 

a few fumbles were exchanged 

and a potential Grosse Pointe 

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the end zone. The Devils missed 

out on another scoring opportunity 

when kicker Chris Malafouris 

was wide of the target 

on a IS.yard field goal attempt. 

statIon wagon family and 

friends trips. 

Membership in the Club i1> 

Just $3 a year which can be 

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200B7 Mack et Fei,halm. - 15029 Kerchevlli at Mllryl~lI. With 1:04 left in the game, along with deposils for major 

Fordson intercepted a pass at lrips. 

their own 45.yard line. The Dev. Next ski activity coming up 

il defense held al the 50 with 29 before the snow flies is "Skis 

seconds left und the offense O\'cr McKinley" presented in 

came in to stage their dramatic person by Hans Gmoser who 

touchdown. Malafouris then ad. comes from Banff. Alberta, 

ded the extra point for good Canada to Fries Auditorium the 

measure. night of Wednesday. October 

30. A limited number of sll'dent 

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gugene Holston, 16833 Cran. 

ord, reporled to City police 1)1\ 

hursday. Septembcr 26. lhe 

11eftof his '67, black and gray 

adillac 1';ldorado. lIe told of. 

ieers he parked. the car one 

louse cast 01 his address the 

previous night around 8:30 p.m. 

When he returned for lhe car 

at 6:30 a,m. (he next morning 

he discovered it was gone. Th~ 

keys were not in thc car at the 

time of the theft. Policc are in. 

vestigating, 

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Pointe," Auctions 

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NOl'semen of North Riglt Lions (;,.id~_~~!!_~~~~All Three 

Def ea ted by Son tl1 Lake By DuWayue Peterson 

The Grosse Pointe Lions 

curred kite in (!Ie second qllar- 

tel' when a low pass from cen. 

. .. . .'. Little League fooli:lallers had a tel' gave the Green I10rnets the 

By John Edwards '71 dismal afternoon last Sunday ball on the Lions' five.yard line. 

The enthusiasm was there in the Norsemen's crowd hetwct,ln the \\' eat her and On the next pia)' Bob Koenig 

bauer blasted over (or the 

but the points wer~n't as the Grosse Pointe North High 'cores. They entertained the st. score. 

School football team was shut out by the Cavaliers of Clair Shores Green Hornets and 

South Lake by a score of 16 to O. lost tlJree games. two by 12-0 The Lion offense began to 

__ . _ .. ._._ scorcs and one 7.0. morc the ball in the second 

lu the first quarter Soutb half. Joe Briggs and Steve 

Lake moved well but couldn't The G,'een Hornet freshmen Peterson IIIade good runs to set 

score unlil late in the period. jumped off to an early lead up a first down on the Hornets' 

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There were manypena1ties 

against Soui:h Lake In the first 

quarter, which set Ule tone for 

the game. The Grosse Pointe 

of offense couldn't move consist. 

with a 35.yard touchdown sprint 

by Bert Twomey. The rema'in- 

(er I of the fir,t half was a 

defensive struggle with Jim 

QlIinn. John Williams. Brian 

30.yard line onl)' to have the 

drive halted by an interception. ; 

The last Lion offensive burEt: 

came when Chris Montague ran 

: Muir Road, Grosse Pointe enUy to gain yardage when 

. Farms. of DuMouchelle Auction needed. 

: and Art Galleries, will serve as 

auction~er at the first sale of In [he middle of the quarter 

antiques sponsored by the Hal'. South Lake att~mpted a field 

monie Club at 267 East (,rand goal, but it failed, Late in the 

period, Frank Ciccone dashc'd 

River avenue, Detroit. Satur. 42 yards, starling a drive that 

~Iyers and Bob Conlan throw- back a punt 20 yards to mid. 

ing- the Hornet runners for field and Don Chouinard ran 30 

losses yards on a Statue of Liberty 

1oh' . play. Steve Morrison was pass- 

.e defenses continued to ing well but the Lion receivers. 

d.omlllate the second haIL ~he I conldn't'hold onto the ball. 

fmal score came when Mike 

Gendron picked of{ a Lion pas~ . The game end~d Ilith defen. 

~ay. Oct. 12, at 8 p.m.• acco~d. included two long yardage and scampered 40 yards. The sive. ~talldout, ~Iike l\1onagh~n, 

,mg to RobeI'I E. Love, chair. passes. Both passes fro Ran. Lions' offense came to life late 

man. .. dy Bosca to Royce' sam~ were in the game with good runs by 

stoppmg a. Green Hornet dnve 

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Charles A. McFeely is one of 

59 members of the Trinity Col. 

l~ge football squad wbo hope to 

make Head Coach Don Miler's 

second football season at the 

small New England men's col. 

lege even better than the first. 

Note: 

- Last year Trinity finished 

All aquiplllellt w. ..II I. 

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year coach in the 9O.year his- 

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tory of the sport at the Hartford 

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Trinity became the 12th college 

in the nation to play intercollegiate 

football. 

McFeely, 6. foot 160- pound 

sophomore end is expected to 

playa big role in the defensive 

line. At Trinity, he is one of tb{' 

sophomores moving up to the 

varsity from the undefeated 

frosh eleven of the last season. 

He has received a numeral in 

Lacrosse. Charles is the son of 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mc- 

Feely of 825 Lake~hore road. 

Trinity 'opens the 1968 season' 

in Hartford on September 28 

against Williams. 

VERBRUGGE'S 

g The auctJ~n Will be pre~eded I completed for 17 and 19 yards. !\Tark Monaghan. Brian Myers 

b)' a cocktaIl party an~ dlnn~r IThen Mike Hallop dove in from and a 14.yal'd pass play to 

•planned for. 5:3~. Dallcmg will the one giving the Cal'aliers a Mike O'Sullivan 

~follo~. Artists .rom ..the Hal" 6 to 0 lead. The extra polOt at. The Junior V~rsity played an 

I monle . Puk are~ \\111 at.tend Itempt was no good. inspired game, hut two defen. 

~ fu~ble on the 

tlOns 10.yard Ime. rom Ste~m. 

Steve Ferry an~ Barry Qumn 

also played thell' usual strong 

defensive games. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. 

an~ dl~play their operatlODs, In the second quart')r. it was sh'e lapses ii'ere costly. The 

Lo\ e said. a defensive battle in "'hich no first Quarter was scoreless with 

-'.- .. Iscoring took place. Jim Gleason Riek Frame leading the defen. 

The Detroit Institute of ,6.rIS lof South Lake returned a punt sive unit. Early in the second 

Concert series '60 yardS. thaI would have been 1 quarter, Jim Lopiccolo slipped 

Edith J. Sreeman, Chllirmllil a touchdown, only to have it around end for 65 yards to put 

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Ii.LUli) alty. Most of the action was b(lard. The Lion offense eame 

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Harold Boyers 

Wed 40 Years 

A 1928 Rolls Royce, festooned 

with the tradiUonal "wedding" 

tin cans and a hand.lettered 

"Just Married" sign, stood at 

the entrance of the Little Club August 

Saturday evening, where the 

Harold Raymond Boyers cele. 

brated theil' 40th wedding an. 

7 

Miss Jeep Marries 

Dale James Miller 

30 Rites In St, Paul's-on.the-lakeshore 

Followed By Reception at Grosse 

Pointe Yaeht Club 

3ht .shop.s of 

Kercheyal at St. Clair 

550 N, W.odward 

Page Fifteeft 

niversary with a ruby, (ruby is At home in East Lansing, where she is teaching and 

the 40th wedding jewe\), party. he is completing hintudies at Michigan State University, 

Harry Bell and Bob G1assett are Mr. and Mrs. Dale James Miller, who vacationed in 

oC Palm Beach and New York 

designed theCluh's interior de- Northern Michigan following their Friday evening, Aucor. 

Following cocktails in the gust 30, wedding in St. Paul's.on.the.Lakeshore. 

lounge, guests passed through Mrs. Miller is the former 0 

the door opening into "Fran's Carla Mary Joop, daughter Namara and bridesmaids Mary 

and Bill's Speakeasy", ro dine of Mrs. Lewis H. Echlin, Jr., Echlin, Kathy Van Hull, Bar. 

and dance in a setting of ruby of Lake Shore lane and the bara Ann Clinton and Joan 

splendor. late Carl C. Joop. Her hus. Miller, the bridegroom's sister. 

Tablecloths and napkins were band is the son of Mr. and They carried baskets filled 

ruby. Centerpieces were fash. Mrs. Raymond P. Miller, of with pink and white carnations. 

ioned of ruby carnations, ruby 

plumes bedecked the ceiling Cloverly road. Best man was Mic h a e I 

candelabra and ruby balloons Far the 7 o'clock rites the Heaphy. Jon Nach, Dennis 

bobbed above the tables and bride, given in marriage by Ega~, Gregg Miller and Frank 

dance floor. her brother, Robert C. Joop, Gmemer. seated the guests. 

Roaring '20s posters and selected a sleeveless, high. ~ollowmg the ceremony, at 

showbills were featured on the necked gown of white pointe' which Thc Reverend Walsh 

walls and behind the1-landstand d'esprit, fashioned with an Em- officiated, Mr. and Mrs. Echlin 

wher~ Jack Qualey's augment- pire bodice, A line skirt and entertained at a reception at 

ed orchestra featuring music of !rain, and accented with appli. the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. 

the 1928 period, held forth qued Venice lace flowers. Mrs. Echlin wore a sleeve. 

throughout the evening, a A matching pillbox head. less, floor length gown of blu~ 

A. D. RUEGSEGGER, of 

By Janet Mueller 

Balfour road, has been elected 

first vice-president of the State 

Bar o"fMichigan. A member of 

Members of Goodwill Industries' Junior Group are Grosse Pointe M e mar i a I 

busy preparing for their 21st Annual Antiques Market Church, he was chairman of the 

and Sale, to be held - as always! - at the Goodwill 

Lawyers Division for the Dime 

Building of 'the United Founda- 

Industries plant, Brusb street at East Grand boulevard, 

tion Torch Drive from 1949 i;,; 

theater marque - type electric piece caught her illusion veil, peau de soie, fashioned wilh 

Detroit. 

through" 1959 and has been a 

sign spelled out the legend and she carried a nosegay of a jewelled bodice. The bride. 

Proceeds - also as always! - will be used to bene- director of the Children's Aid 

I "FRAN-BILL 1928" in giant white roses and stephanotis. groom's mother selected a 

fit Goodwill's handicapped employes. 

Society since 1955. He is a past 

bulbs. White lace trimmed the pink bead-accented gown of' lime 

Mrs. Boyer, (she's the former linen A line frocks worn by Igreen crepe. Both mothers pin- 

. This year, the Show will open on a FRIDAY eve- president. of the Detroit Bar CARLA MARY JOOP, daughter of Mrs. Lewis H. Frances Alger), wore the Per. honor attendant Marnie Me- ned orchids to their purses. 

mmg, November 8, with an invitational champagne Pre. 

Association and of the Michigan 

Echlin, Jr., of Lake Shore lane; and.the late Carl C. 

Railroad Lawyers Association, 

fect Ruby Gown for the Per. --------------------~view 

Party. Honorary Preview chairmen are Governor 

a member of the American Bar Joop, was married Friday evening August 30, in St. Perfect R.uby Part~ fashioned of service award presented by the LINE BEEVER, daughter of 

and Mrs. George M. Romney, (Lenore's a Goodwill memo Association," the American Paul's.on.the.Lakeshote to Mr. Miller, .son Of the Ray. ruby satin, long In back ~nd :Michigan Association for Better MR. and MRS. ROBERT BEE- 

ber), and co.chairman Mrs. George M. Brooks promises Judicature Society, the National mond P. Millers, of Cloverly road. 

short in front, with an illUSiOn Hearing and Speech September VER of Wenday lane, ROBERT 

the Preview will be an especially gala - and an es. Conference of Bar Presidents 

neckline, it was created by 28 is JAMES B. KALER, of EDWARDS. son of GRACE ED. 

pecially "fun" - event. 

and the Detroit Alumni Semite School and holder of a Bachelor I son of MR. and MRS. KEITH Walton.Pierce from a 1928 Lan. Stanton lane assistant vice. WARDS of Hillcrest road and 

The show will be open to the public Saturday, of Delta Theta Phi legal fra- of Arts degree from Washing- W. EVANS, of McKinley ave- vin design. president for' personnel, Michi- WILLIAM TESCH, son of' MR. 

gan Bell Telephone Company, and MRS. NORBERT TESCH, 

November 9, through 1'uesday, November 12, from 11 

ternity and a. charter member ton and Lee University. I nue, RICHARD P. LOCKE, son 

of the Michigan Association of 

.. .. .. I of DR. and MRS. DON RAN- hole-in-one recentl~' at the a past-president of both the of Hillcrest road. 

in the morning until 9 in the evening every day except 

Defense Counsel. 

Among those who gathered. NEY, of Renaud road, MARIL- Partridge Creek Country Club, Michigan Association for Better .. .. .. 

Tuesday, when it closes at 6 o'clock. Admittance each 

.. .. .. 

September 4 at the Bloomfield YNN L. ROSS, daughter of MR. has been entered in the Rusty Hearing and Speech and the MR. and ~'I.RS. JAN L. 

day is $1.50. 

~{embers of the current First Hills home of MRS. MAYNARD and MRS. JOHN D. ROSS, of Nail Hole.ln.One !'ontest" Nat~ollal Association of Hearing RIEVESCHL announce the birth 

• • • 

Year Class at the Wayne State ANDRAEL to become acquaint. Hampton road, VIVIAN BRAD. 

~ .. .. and Speech Agencies. of a SOil, DAVID CARLISLE, 

There'll be several new-this'year features, according University School of Medicine ed with girls who are attend. BURY, daughter of tl\e ALAN Pointers DR. WINNIFRED .. .. .. September 30 at the Yale New 

to general chairmen Mrs. Robert Bennett and Mrs. are THOMAS F. McCORMICK, ing Briarcliff College and meet BRADBURYS, of Lakeland ave. FENTON, ANNA S. HUSBAND, MRS. LIVINGSTON HOWARD, Haven Hospital, New Haven, 

Robert H. Dodd. 

son of the" JOHN F. McCOR- those who entered the College nue, and LINDA JANE BRINK, MRS. HAROLD CAMBURN, of Merriweather road, aUendedConn. Mrs. Riel'eschl is the for. 

There'll be no need to worry about finding a park- MICKS. of South Oxford roael, this fall were MRS. CAREW P. I daughter of the JOHN BRINKS, MRS. FRANKLIN LORENT- a two-day meeting of the Board mer BAR BAR A. PEARCE. 

ing space: Attendants will pick up and deliver cars at a graduate of Grosse Pointe MAR TIN D ALE, of Hill-: of Sunningdale drive. 

ZEN, JR., and :MRS. O. n. of Directors of Bennett College daughter of FRED W. PEARCE; 

High" School and holder of a crest road, president of the .. .. .. 

NORDSTROM are members of Alumnae Association, held at of ChaUonte avenue. Paternal 

the door. 

Bachelor of "Science degree from Briarcliff Club of Detroia, and MR. and MRS.' JAMES AR- the Michigan Music Teachers the two-year college for worn- g"andparents are DR. and MRS. 

(Continued on Page 27) 

the University of Michigan; new studentS KAY STOVER, THUR BAUBlE, JR.. of Edsel Association, which has sched. en's Millbrook, N. Y." campus GEOlWE RIEVESCHL,of Lotb- 

PETER H. WAYNE. 111, son SUSAN W A T KIN S, BETSY Ford court, St. Clair Shores, uled its 83rd annual Fall Con- October 7 and 8. Mrs." Howard rop road. 

of MR. and MRS. PETER H. 

WOOD"and BARBARA LONG- announce the birth of their first venlion October 13 through 15 has just been named chairman 

WAYNE; of Woods lane, a YEAR, ail. Pointers. Pointers child, a son, JAMES ARTh'UR at Western Michigan Univer- of Bennett's Alumnae Fund. 

MAKE ENDS MEET 

graduate of Austin Catholic 

returning to" Briarcliff include BAUBlE, 1lI, September 13. sity, Kalamazoo. .. .. .. 

It's the aim of most people 

Preparatory School and holder JOSEPHINE FOR D, NANCY Mrs_ Baubie. is the for mer 

.. .. .. Studying at The Detroit Co1- ro get a~ad, but today they're 

of a Bachelor of Science degree 

HENDEE BARBARA STEW. KATHERINE STEDMAN, Recipient of a community lege of Business are JACQUE. lucky j~st to catch up. 

from the University of NoU'e 

ART, M.i M I '!'HURBER and daughter of MR. and MRS. 

Dame; KIM C. SMITH, son of 

BETHlNEWHITNEY. Mothers LYNN. GIFFORD STEDMAN. 

the GEORGi!. R. SMITHS, oC 

of students were invited to par- JR., of Balfour road. Paternal 

Whittier road, a graduate of 

ticipate in the tea party. Mrs. grandparents are MR. and MRS. 

\ ' 

Grosse Pointe High School and 

holder of a Bachelor of Arts 

Martindale, assisted by MRS. JAMES ARTHUR BAUBlE, of 

degree from Wittenberg Uni. 

JOHN E. BODKIN and MISS Colonial road. 

I 

MARTHA ADAM, entertained .... • 

, I 

\ 

versity; CHRISTOPHER L. LEE, 

son of the HOWARD A. LEES, PHYLLIS HOLMES, director of Cadet BRIAN GREINER. son 

This is progress. 

of Rivard boulevard, a graduate Admiszions, Briarcliff College, of MR. and MRS. CLAUDE A. 

of Grosse. Pointe High School at a party given by .the Detroit GREINER, of Lakeshore road, 

and holder of a Bachelor o~ Sci area Briarcliff alumnae Octo. has been promoted to corporal 

ence in Engineering degree ber 8. in the Reserve Officers Train. 

from the University of Mich- 

.. .. .. ing-Corps unit at Missouri MiIiigan; 

and JAMES W. LARGE, Grosse Po~te Hi g h School tary Academy, Mexico, Mo. 

son of DR. and MRS. ALFRED graduates who have begun their .. .. .. 

M. LARGE, of Elm court, a studies at HiIls;iale College in- ''rlLLIAM J. PETERSON, of 

graduate of Gro~se Pointe High clude CLAYTON W. EVANS, Prestwick road, who scored a 

Grosse Point. 

Birmt ... hlm _ 

Are 

W"tton#Pi~r,~ 

•

Page Sixteen. b R 0 SSE POI N " ENE W S Thursday, October 10. 1968 

Society News Gathered fr~m All of the Pointes 

Trimmer-Newhouse 

Nuptials Celebrated 

Newlyweds Will Retur;-fro~- Vac6tion in Florida and 

The Bahamas to Make their Home in Birmingham; 

Jewelled Lace Trims Bride's Silk Organza Gown 

. Sacred Heart Chur~Noire- Dame, Ind., was the 

settIng for the Saturday, October 5, wedding of Nancy 

Ann Newhouse. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Sidney 

Newhouse, of Kerby road, and Thomas Davis Trimmer 

son of Mr. and Mr~. William E. Trimmer of South 

Bend, Ind. ~ . • 

The Reverend H. W.I Walleau train. 

Riley and The ~~verend I Her Chapel length, tiered silk 

Damel ~owler o.fflclated. at, illusion veil fell from a 5ilk prin. 

the 1 0 clock rites, WhICh cess cap outlined with scallops 

were followed by a recep. of jeweled lace, and she carried 

tion in Notre Dame's Mor. a cascade of white mums and 

ris Inn. stephanotis, entwined with white 

Jeweled Alencon lace accent-r sa.tin stre.amers .and centered 

cd the bride's silk organza WIth a whIte orchId. 

gown, fashioned with a molded t Honor matron Mrs. David 

Empire bodice and a circular Hamm and bridesmaids Carolyn 

FOR THE LOVE Of fUN • 

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Trimmer, the bridegroom's SiS'\ 

ter, Mary Rudolph, of Indiana. 

polis, Jnd., and Mrs. Bruce' 

Coleman wore Princess frocks 

of yellow peau styled with back 

panels and necklines trimmed 

with Venetian lace and mint 

ribbon. 

Their headpieces were match. 

ing mint ribbon bows, and they 

carried balls oC yellow mums 

entwined with green satin 

streamers. 

Best man was Charles Hodges 

of South BC!nd. In the usher 

corps were Philip Newhouse, 

brother of the bride, Paul Trim. 

mer. the bridegroom's blather, 

Bruce Coleman and David R. 

Newhouse. another brother of 

the bride, 

The bride's mother wore a 

beige ensemble or silk.and. 

worsted and Alencon lace. with 

matching accessories. The bride. 

groom's mother selected a 

moss green coat and dress coso 

tume, also with matching ac. 

cessories. Both mothers chose 

yellow cymbidium orchid cor. 

sages. 

The newlyweds, vacationing 

in Florida and The Bahamas, 

will return to make their home 

in Birmingham. 

Among the out-of.town guests 

were the bride's grandparents, 

Dr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Jones. 

of Philadelphia, Pa., and Mr. 

and Mrs. Louis King, of Dela. 

ware, 0.. and lIlrs. Alfred E: 

Newhouse, oC Wooster, O. 

Pledged to K a p p a Alpha 

Theta sorority at Denison Uni. 

versity, G ran viII e, 0., are 

MARY BLAKESLEE, daughter 

of the WILLIAM S. BLAKES. 

LEES, of Warne r road and 

EVE COTTER, daughter of the 

FRANK D. COTTERS, of Ri 

vard boulevard. Mary is a fresh. 

man. Eve is a junior who came 

to Denison a { t e r graduation 

{rom Pine Manor Junior Col. 

lege, Wellesley, Mass. 

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GROSSE POINTE fARMS 

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Mrs. Thomas Trimmer 

Photo by Eddie McGralh. Jr. 

Exchanging. marriage vows Saturday. October 5, in 

Sacred Heart Church, Notre Dame, Ind., were NANCY 

ANN NEWHOUSE and Mr. Trimmer. She is the daughter 

of the S. Sidney Newhouses, of Kerby road. The 

bridegroom is the son of the William E. Trimmers, of 

South Bend, Ind. 

April Bride 

At Your Service, Always 

Betrothed 

Photo b) !lran.by Studio Photo by Eddie McGl'lllh, Jr. I 

Plans for an April wedding At a family dinner Saturday, i 

arc heing made hv LINDA September 28, Dr. and Mrs. I 

1.0UIS~; WALKER and .James Roberl N. Ruthven, of New.' 

W. Kimmins. whose engagement herry place, announced the en. 

has beC'n announcC'd hy her par. gagement of their daughter, 

enls . .\Ir, and ~Irs. Arlhur c. I CAROL JEAN, to Mark Roy 

Walker. of Lincoln road. Bendure. son of the Howard 

The bride.C'leel is a graduate Bendures, o{ McKinney street, ! 

of (;ross(' Poinle lIi~h School Detroit. I 

!lnd a!tC'nded Ferris State Col- I The bride.elecl at ten d e d i 

Ic~e, , Bradley University and will be I 

Hcr fianre. Sfin of .\Ir, and attending Eastern Michigan' 

.\Irs, ,\Iilton n, Kimmins. of Van University. Her fiance is a pre- 

Antwerp road. was graduated law students at the Uni'!ersily 

from Heelford High Sellool ami of Michigan. I 

servcd wilh the Eighth Air An August wedding is Plan-I 

For('L~SIr" lcgic Command. 'Ied. 

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Thursday, October 10, /968 

Woman's .Page • • • 

'Understudies' Plan 

President's Previ~w 

Group Scheduling Tea to Acquaint Presidents and 

Program Chairman Of Detroit-Area Women's 

Club With Hilberry Theatre 

G R 0 SSE POI N-r ENE W 5 Page Seventeen 

by, of and for Pointe Women 

Accepting Assignment With A Smile 

. The "Understudies" of. Wayne State University's 

Hllberry Theatre \\'~re guests of Mrs. Emmet E. Tracy, 

of Provencal road, recently for luncheon at the Coun. 

~ry Club of Detroit. The occasion was a wrap.up meetmg 

t~ celebrate their fund-raising accomplishments, 

(over $20,000 to date), and to plan the President's Pre- II 

view, scheduled for November 9. 

The "Understudies" a'"--------------committee 

of 51 Detroit- r over from last year, "Hamlet" I 

area women, are seeking to a.nd "A Flea in Her Ear,". and I 

raise $30,000 in fellowship ftve other, ne\~, .producl1on~: I 

funds for members of the Shakespear~ s RIchard III I 

Th at.' . t and "Julius Caesar," Shaw's 

e 1e sIeper ory com- "j\f a j 0 I' Barbara"" Brecht's I 

pany, composed of 36 out. "The Good Woman of Setzuan" 

standing gra.d~ate act 0 I' s-I and DuerrcumaU's "The Visit." 

and technIcians selected' In the absence o{ the chairfrom 

all parts of the coun.1 man, 1111'S.Joseph A. Vance, 

try to study and perform at Jr., ?f .South Deelands road, 

Wayne State University J who IS In Europe, Mrs. Keast, 

. , . hersell an active "Understudy," 

A total of. $20,~OO already I presided at the meeting. 

has been raISed. It ~vas an- I 1111'S. Michael Ference, Jr., MRS. WILLIAM W. PEATTIE 

nou.need al the. meetmg pre. I reported on anolher project (right), of Moran road, Eastern Wayne's 

cedmg IUllch III the Green I being supported by the "Und~r- residential chairman for the 1968 Torch 

Ro?m of the COu~,lry Club. studies" - air.conditioning of Drive, was handed a $410,184 assign- 

ThIS represents 68 '3 percent botll the Hilberry and Bon. 

of .the goal, a progress figure stelle theatres at WSU. ment last week. That is the amount her 

whIch ex~eeds the past record Mrs. Keast also announced unit is asked to raise through door-to. 

at the tlme of the ~vrap.up the scheduling at a Theatre door solicitatiolls in the 20th allnual 

luncheon - 67 percent III 1966. ITea to be sponsored by. the United Foundation campaign. She re- 

Fund are b e i n g raised I group this fall. GuestS, presi- ceived her quota from another Grosse 

~~I~?~;shf:~~OT~~~il~eu~poc~;;:~:I~~~:~i~~~e~r~~~:n,~h:l~~~~v~f Tl ---J----C--------------W..l ---.--k 

Pointer, MRS. HENRY H. HUBBARD, 

III, of Lothrop road, Tri.County resi. 

dential chairman. Mrs. Hubbard's overall 

quota for the Torch Drive's five 

residEmlial units is $1,011,363. The earnpai!m. 

set for October 15 through Nov. 

ember 7, will benefit nearly 200 health 

and community services. 

....--B---~l' .-.----who 

will be the guests of uni-I be introduced by the Under-: lOmaS . aValUlltf!.h . i, 1Tae ru. € 

versity President and Mrs. studies to the Theatre, sume o{ I 'I d M Ch I DC' de U. d St I A 5541h E . 

William R. Kellst at the sixlh j its company members, and the " r. an rs. ar ~s . _ 1'0 He.I' fIance allen ed the univer., mte a cs rmy , nglannual 

President's Preview on services it offers to them. nenworth, of St. Clan', 1II1ch., sity of Delroit and Northwood ncers. 

Saturday, NOI'embCl' 9. Professor Leonard L

Page -Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS . Thursday, Octob.rIO, (968 

Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes 

Libri Meeting 

Slated Oct. 14 

Libri members will gather 

Monday, October 14, for their 

opening meeting of the season 

in the Grand Marais boultward 

home of Mrs. Robert H. Healy, 

who has asked Mrs. Bruce 

Kirk, Mrs. Charles L. Wilson, 

Mrs. Carleton Healy and Mrs. 

Henry Wenger to serve as assistant 

hostesses. 

Pearce Lettncr will present 

a program on "Antique Jewel. 

ry." 

Libri officers for 1968-69 include 

Mrs. Charles H. Mac. 

Mahon, president. Mrs. Healy, 

first vice-presidenl. Mrs. R. 

Kenneth Arms. second vicepresident, 

Mrs. James D. 

Tracy. recording secretary, 

Mrs. John Longley, correspond. 

ing secretary, and Mrs. Charles 

L. Wilson, Jr., treasurer. 

Meetings' chairman is Mrs. 

Healy, membership chairman is 

Mrs. Arms, press chairman is 

Mrs. David Gamble and pro. 

gram chairman is Mrs. Carroll 

Boulell. 

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae 

To Meet October 14 

The Grosse Pointe Aluim.ae 

of Pi Beta Phi, the nation's old. 

cst fraternity for women, will 

inaugurate their 1968-69 program 

with a meeting at 8 

o'clock Monday evening, Octo. 

ber 14, at the home of ",frs. 

John Prost in Pemberton road. 

Desscrt and coffee will be 

served. All Pi Phis in the area 

are urged to attend. Those unable 

to come to the opening 

meeting may send their dues of 

$6.50 to Mrs. Richard Kost, 332 

Moran road, Grosse Pointe 

48236, Michigan. 

Officers of the group for the 

coming year. are president Mrs. 

J. D. Owens, of Buckingham 

road, vice-president Mrs. Prost, 

treasurer Mrs. Richard Kost, 

of Moran road, and secretary 

Mrs. William Grierson, of Hawthorne 

road. 

Other Board members include 

Mrs. Carl Mier, of Lachmoor 

boulevard, Mrs. John Seeber, 

of Hampton road, Mrs. Sam Ir. 

win, of Sunningdale drive, Mrs. 

John DeWald, of Alger place, 

and Mrs. Charles Tumey, of 

Vernier road. 

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Planning to be married next Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balan, Jr .• 

Au g u stare JACQUELYN of Harcourt road, are announc. 

MARIE BOHM and Karl Wil- ing the engagement of their 

Ham Berno, whose engagement daugl1ter, MARSHA ANNE, to 

has been announced by her Charles Craven Thomas, son of 

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Thorn. 

L. Bohm, of Hollywood avenue. as, of Ferndale. 

The prospective bridegroom, Miss Balan, a Grosse Pointe 

who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. High SChool graduate, attended 

William M. Berno, of Haw. Ferris Sule College where she 

thorne road, has just finished affiliated with Alpha Gamma 

a year in Viet Nam and is now Delta sorority and i!t now atserving 

his final year with thE: tending Wayne State Unlver. 

United States Army at Fort sity. 

Bragg, N.C. Her fiance. a Ferndale High 

Bolh. the bride and bride- School graduate, will r'.:~eive 

groom.elect are graduates of a Bachelor of Science degree 

Grosse I'ointe High School. in Business Administration from 

Wayne State University in De- 

I ]f happiness could be bought, 

I few of us would have the price. 

cember. 

A December 

planned. 

21 wedding is 

~~~~~~ GROSSE POINTE THEATRE 

WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION 

By Agothc. Christie 

November 8. 9, 10, 13, 14, 15. 16 

THE ODD COUPLE 

.January 

. By Neil Simon 

17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24,25 

.THE LION IN WINTER 

By Jerry Goldman 

March 21. 22, 23, 26. 27, 28, 29 

FIORELLO! 

By 

Jllne 

Jerry Bock & Sheldon Hornick 

13, 14. 15, 18, 19, 20. 21 

Deeplands Club 

Meeting Oct. 14 

The next meeting of the Deep. 

lands Garden Club will be held 

Monday, October 14, at noon at 

the home of Mrs. Pierre Pal. 

mentier in Fa ire 0 u r t. Mrs. 

Thomas L. Munson is assisting 

as co.hostess. 

The program will be a sym. 

posium on Jndoor Plants given 

by Mrs. Munson. 

Newly.elected club social secretary 

is Mrs. Wallace A. 

Temple. 

Incumbent officers include 

president Mrs. John C. Cook, 

vice-president Mrs. M un son, 

treasurer Mrs. Palmentier and 

recording secretary Mrs. Leslie 

M. Lowery. 

Committee Chairwomen include 

merr.bership. Mrs. Fred 

Kaess; horticulture and therapy, 

Mrs. John R. Birch; civic beau. 

tification and conservation, Mrs. 

Windsor S. Davies, and pub. 

licity, Mrs. Jobn A. Demorest. 

A.rtists Market 

Exhibit Slated 

The next exhibit at the Detroit 

Artists Market, "Mediterranean 

Reflections," opens Friday, 

October 11, with a 3 to 7 

o'clock reception to meet the 

artists: Mary Jane Bigler. Olga 

Constantine. Hugo De Soto, 

Zubel Kachadoorian, Louise 

Nobili and Susan Smyly. 

The exhihit will continue at 

the Gallery in Randolph street, 

Detmit. through November 12. 

Also featured will be works of 

the Market's "Potter of the 

Month," John Loree. 

Gallery hours are 10 to 5 

o'clock Monday through Saturday. 

MR. and )IRS. F RAN K 

BLANCO, (MARJORIE BEAT. 

TY. of Grosse Poinle), announce 

the birth or a son. STE- 

VEN ANDREW, in Washington, 

D.C.• September 28. 

1968.69 

SEASON 

Fries Auditorium 32 Lakeshore Rd. Season tickets $10.00 

8:30 P.M. (7:30 Sllndays) Individual tickets $2.50 1$3.50 for Fiorello) 

WEEKENDS SOLD OUT lGood seats availal:,fe Wednesdays and Thursdays) 

'.••...................•.. \ ' 

: TAK£ A MID-WEEK DINNER-THEATRE BREAK! : 

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: GOURMET BUFFET DINN£RS PRECEDING PERFORMANCES lexcept Sunday') : 

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Moll to: GrOIN Pointe Th.at .... 32 Lakeshore Rd., Groue Pointe 018236 

Del Langbauer To Clailn Bride 

Del Langbauer, son of Mr. Karen is a graduate of 

and Mrs. E. N. Langbauer, of Scripps College and a recipient 

Dean Lane, wDl claim Karen of the Phi Bela Kappa award. 

Sundnes, daughter of Mr. and Her fiance was graduated from 

Mrs. Per Sundnes, of Seattle Grosse Pointe High School and 

Wash., as his bride October 11. Duke University and is presentin 

Webb Chapel. ClaremoDt, ly a candidate for a Doctorate 

Calif. .at Claremont Graduate SChool. 

.' 

The newlyweds will be leaving 

for Europe and will make 

their borne in France {or the 

next year while he completes 

his Doctoral studies at the 

University of Slrasbourg. 

The advantage gained by,taking 

advantage of a friend always 

backfires sooner or later. 

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DEBORAH A. FERRY. 

daughter of MR. and MRS. 

WILLIAM B. FERRY, of Littlestone 

road, achieved a grade 

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_T~~rsday~October 10, 1968 G R O,S S E POI N TEN EW S 

Society News Gathered from All of the 

Women Of Wayne 

WiIJ View Movie 

Skits by Bonstelle PI~-y;,.~"AI~o-t.o-b~Featured at Next 

Wednesday's Membership Meeting in 

Grosse Pointe War Memorial 

A movie review of the past and projection of the 

futu~e of Way.ne State University, narrated by WSU 

Pr~sldent Wlll1am R. Keast, will highlight the Grosse 

Pomt.e Women of Wayne Alumnae Club's membership 

n~eetIng. next "Y~dnesday evening, October 16, at 7:30 

o clock In the F nes Ballroom of the Grosse Pointe War 

Memorial. .. - .. 

Special guests will be Dr,,' Women of Wayne is :\Irs. Harry 

and Mrs. Paul Andrews. Dr. W. Spencer. Recording seerI' 

:\ndrews, Wayne Alumni tary is Mrs. ~Iartin lIIeKee, 

director: will introduce the Other Board members indude 

col?r f~lm, "Wayne State Mrs. H. H. Gormley. vice.presi- 

Umverslty-21st Century." dent; :,Irs. Russell Nahat, cor. 

Also on the meeting agenda responding secletary; 1\~rs. John 

are a series of skits to be pre'l' Hauck, treasurer; and lIfrs. 

sented by memebrs of the Bon- Russell Carter, W 0 men of 

stelle Players. Wayne alternate delegate. 

__ Ne\~_~resident of the Poi~t=.J.~Co_m_mitt~:.ehai~m_~n are .Mrs. 

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Chapter Meets 

The Grosse Pointe Chapter of 

Questers will meet at the Kenwood 

court home of Mrs. Ivan 

Kirlin Friday morning. October 

II, at 10 o'clock. Assisting Mrs. 

Kirlin will be the Mesdames 

Cyril J Barrett and M, O. Van I 

Dagens. 

Each member has been asked 

to bring a favorite antique 

about which she would like 

more information. The member. 

ship ,';ill discuss the antiques 

and tlY to supply the "missing 

link." 

After the meeting, luncheol'. 

will be served by the hostesscs. ' 

Hobert Pierce. histori'an: IItrs.: 

Syil'io Kurop, scholarship; Mrs.' 

Oscar Noren, hospitality; Mrs. 

William Christian. courtesy; 

Mrs. LeI': Allen, immediate past. 

president; Mrs. Charles ~1. Hu. 

ber,past.president and nomin. 

ations; MIS. (;Jrnet Tisdall, reo 

freshments; Mrs. Annette Prusy 

Youngers, special events. !\frs. 

Edward Szymanski, membership; 

Mrs. Robert E. Patton, 

publicity; and Mrs. John Shor I 

tel'. conslitutio.n. I 

All Women of Wayne are in 

vited to attend the meeting. to; 

I view the film and skits and to ~ 

i renew friendships over coffee.: 

I Guests are welcome but must i 

i pay a $1 donation. I 

PRESENT TENSE 

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I 

To Honor Ladies Whose Hearts Are Gold 

The new vice.chairman of Detroit'~ 

Volunteer Award Council MRS. JOSEPH 

L. HUDSON, JR., (right), of Washington 

road, confers with the Council's retiring 

chairman MRS. GERARD R. SLAT. 

TERY, of Lakeshore road. Mrs. Hud. 

son and the new chairman, Mrs. Semon 

E. Knudsen, of Birmingham, will direct 

,ON Opliei ons 

'-,lit,"JiIl!s.m" 

(;I.ASSF~'i THAT 

Co)IPUMIi a t ion a I i\lerit Scholarship 

rom petition. he was activc at: 

. GPIIS wilh the school band. the, 

: school magazine and the Na. 

: tiol:a! IIonor SociC'ty. 

. • Page Nineteen i 

POlnteS: 

Farm, Garden Club to Meet 

The Grosse Pointe Farm aod Iperience~ include the study and 

Garden Club's first meeting of teaching of Botany and Histhe 

1968.69 season will be held tory, the study of gardenin~. 

Monday, October 14, at 10:45 the study of Medieine, which led 

o'clock at the home of Mrs. to an instructorship in Internal 

Donald R. Flintermann in Lake. Medieine at The University of 

shore road. Michigan Medical School, the 

Assisting Mrs. Flinterman study of the care and feedi~~ 

will be Mrs. Frederick P Hart of infants, the study of Ge~la. 

and Mrs. George'M. Endicott. trics and extensive leeturmg 

Speaker C. Howard Ross. and. writing on these and other 

M.D .• of Ann Arbor, will pre. subjects. 

sent "Adventure with. Royalty Among those ~xpected to atand 

Botany," an amusing mix, tend. are Mrs. WIlber H. Mack, 

ture of fact and fancy. preSident: Mrs. James A. Lafer, 

Dr. RCioS.is a past.president Mrs. Lynn McNaughton, Mrs. 

of The American lIIedical Writ. Walter M. Meek, Mrs. Robert 

ers Association, Michigan Chap. B. Powers, Mrs. Thomas. F. 

ter, a Fellow of The American Morrow. Mrs. Edward A. Wish- 

Medical Writers Association and ropp and Mrs. John W. Mulford. 

a Fellow of The Arne r i can 

Geriatrics Society. I At IOOay's costs an amuse. 

His varied interests and ex- ment tax is no laughing matter. 

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MRS. RICHARD EDIN enter.IIY meeting were MRS. B. M. 

tained members of the East UNDERWOOD and MRS. 

STANLEY KUSHMAN. 

Three s t u den t s from the 

Academy of the Sacred Heart 

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Society News Gathered from All of theJPointes 

Slate Garden Center 

GoodnightWorkshoJ 

Elmore Frank Will Tell How i~--Put Plants To Sleep 

For Winter At Next Wednesday's 

Session In War Memorial 

"Putting Your. Gar.den To -S-leep" is the subject 

Elmore W. Frank wll1 discuss at the next Grosse Pointe 

Gar~en Ce~ter workshop Wednesday, October 16, at 

10 0 clock In the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center. 

Fall brings the inevi- --- - --~---table 

need to clean up and II Pointe for the American Rose 

cover up choice plants and Society. 

:ihrubs for winter's harsh Mrs. Ivor D. Harris, im'lle'l 

onslaught. diatepast.president of the Gar. 

N' . - den Center and a member of I 

? one IS better qualJfled to the Workshop commitlee, wiII 

::vlse Garden Center members introduce Mr. Frank. 

an Mr. Frank,. wh~ has lee. Althoug!1 there are approxitur.ed 

on gardemng In Grosse miately 1000 members of the 

POinte Adult Education classes Garden C~nter who are eligible 

and in Wyandotte, too. to attend the workshops without 

.Mr. Frank is one of the orga a fee, anyone interested may 

mzers and was first president become a member by paying 

of the Grosse Pointe Rose So. dues of $3 a year 

ciety, is a charter member and The Garden 'Ce~ler room in 

past.president of the Men's the War Memorial Center is 

Garden Club of Grosse Pointe open during the week. 

and is an Accredited Judge of _ 

Horticulture of the Men's Gar. Equip yourself with patience 

den Cluh of America. He is and perseverance and you're 

cqnsulting Rosarian in The i well on the road to success. 

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CARPETS 

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3 

"On The Hill" In The Farms 

IT IS A DREAM HOUSE IN EVl:RY RESPECT 

GROSS."; POINTE 

m"f'ZCES 

82 KI-:TlCm:VAlr."ON 

MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU' 

Fun 

Pictured looking over, some "Funny 

Girl" publicity are (left to right) Paint. 

ers MRS. MICHEL SKAFF, chairman of 

the Bon Secours Hospital Guild, MRS. 

PHILIP MARBARAK, Maronite Apostolic 

Excharate fashion chairman, and 

A reception and dio"clr al 

Watervale Inn, Arcadia, Mich., 

followed the Saturday after. 

63 Kercheva' Ave. noon, September 7, weu!1ing of 

Mary Louise Bruton, daughter 

In the Colonial Federal Bldg. lower level of Dr. and Mrs. Martin F. 

iiii~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~ IBruton, of SI. Clair Shores, for. 

merly of Stephens road, and 

Lieutenant Vernon H. Noble 

USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. 

Vernon H. Noble, of Winnetka, 

lll. 

I Setting for the 3 o'clock dou. 

ble ring ceremony, at which The 

Reverend John Cyril C.P. offi. 

ciated, was SI. Ann's Church in 

Frankfort. 

The bride selected a floor 

length Princess gown of while 

Includes I 

silk linen. fashioned with a 

scoop neckline and Chapel train. 

• 

• 

1 week in TANGIER 

8 nights fn, lORREMO- 

LIMOS (Spain) 

ALL FOR 

Venetian lace formed her yoke 

and short sleeves and a deep 

band of matching lace circled 

her skirl and edged her train. 

Her elbow lengtl1 silk illusion 

• full clay Ilpfl..lng 

10 Gr'nada 

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• flnt Class Hotel. 

* Rooms with Private Baths 

#ro", Winds., 

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* ServiCI ch •• 1S .. cr tail'S 

veil fell from a double-tiered 

crown of Venetian lace daisies 

centered with pearls, and she 

carried a cascade of carnations, 

stephanotis and ivy centered 

with pink Sweetheart roses. 

Helen Bruton, who served as 

her sister's honor attendant, and 

DAY 'RAVEL CO. 

bridesmaids Mrs. William Bruton, 

of North Olmstead, 0., Mrs. 

Robert Bruton, of SI. Paul. 

Minn., and the bridegroom's 

aUD DAY, PRESIDENT 

sisters, Mrs. Joe Turner. of Chi. 

cago, lll., and Vera Noble, of 

16847 Kercheval 

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Bethesda, Md., wore floor length 

frocks of Nile green karale 

in the village 

rlolh. 

lines 

styled with bateau 

and floating back 

neck. 

panels 

~~.... 

edged in miniature daisies 

IIunderlaid by pink \'clvel ribbon. 

This IlIxury (,HI'IIII1" rHIl(''' is idl'''! for those who seek the utmosl in space 

and conv{,lIien(','s ,11111 no long,'r l'I'lJllire aCC

_Thursday, October 10, 1968 

Woman's Page • • • 

'Potpourri' Party Slated At DBC 

The Women's Committee of 

1l.le Detroit Boat Club is plan. 

nlng a restful antidote for the 

cily's World Series frenzy. 

For its October party, the 

committee has scheduled a 

relaxing "P ink and Purple 

Potpourri" b rid g e luncheon 

next Wednesday. October 16. 

Chairman Mrs. ~lilton R. 

Weed, of Berkshire road, has 

persuaded Mrs. L. W. Newbern, 

of Bloomfield Hills, to share 

some of her handicrafting ma. 

gic with the members. 

HOlv to fashion clusters of 

grapes from papier mache, how 

to 8ssemble star mobiles from 

prosaic drapery hooks and how 

to create pretend porcelainthese 

will be starting points for 

the afternoon's discussion. 

\ 

Fragrant closet accessories, 

called "centimanders" by those 

in.the.know, will be up for 

grabs when the bridge tallies 

are turned in, and the whole 

clubhouse will be subtly dec. 

orated in pinks and purples. 

Co.chairman Mrs. H a r 0 I d 

Davis is promisj,ng a luncheon 

with lots of gourmet touches. 

0' band to greet everyone will 

be aides Mrs. Dan R. Abbey, 

Mrs. Daniel M. Carne, ~lrs. 

Walter B. Drolet, Mrs. Clinton 

P. Hardy, ~'1rs. Emil J. Hein. 

rich, :ltrs. Robert H. Kennedy, 

Mrs. Robert W. Lan g, ~1rs. 

Cecil G. Shuert and Mrs. James 

.1\1. Workman. 

Austin Mothers I 

Plan Card pfl,J.ty 

-- , 

The Austin !\Iothers' Club's I 

annual card parly will be hell] 

Wednesday evening, October I 

lB, at 8 o'clock in the Austin I 

Prep. Gym on East Warren I 

Avenue. Refrc5hments will be 

sen'ed and prizes will oe 

awarded. , 

Proceeds will be used 10 pur. i 

chase typewriters for the 

School. Donation is $1.75. 

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We're not fost talkers, but we're good listeners-to the problems o.f both buyers 

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Member of Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board's 

Multiple Listing System 

Exclusive Agent 

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A' conscientious policy makes 

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This recent offering overlooks the Lochmoor Club fairways. Its custom 

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. (J!!\~LTORS. 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Ona 

by, of and for Pointe Women 

Talent, Too, Will Be 'Auctioned' November 1 

Restoration of furniture will be only 

one of the many unusual "items" up 

for bids at Action Auction '68, sched. 

uled for Friday evening, November 1, 

at the Detroit Athletic Club. MRS. 

WALTER B. ROBINSON, (left), is 

donating her talents. Admiring samples 

TU 6.3~_O_ .1 

j 

I 

Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. 

of her work are MRS. ROBERT M.PEA. 

BODY and JAMES P. DANAHER, 

mem bel'S of the committee planning the 

Auction that will benefit the Lakeshore 

road Academy 'of the Sacred Heart. Admission 

tickets are available from Mrs. 

Daniel J. Tindall, Jr., TUxedo 1.9789. 

But What Will I WEAR I? 

Photo by Eddie :'leGrath. Jr. 

One of the gala events of the fall season will be 

opening night at Oakland University's Meadowbrook 

Theater Thursday, October 24. MRS. WILLIAM 

BOKRAM, (seated), 1968.69 Grosse Paiute Area Mea. 

dowbrook Theater chairman, and MRS. JACK KERNS, 

of Martha's Closet in Fisher road, discuss that pressing 

feminine question: Whal to wear? 

October 15th 

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SEASON RENTAL: Furnished 3 bed,aoms, 

3 both. 

Or will .ell furnished 

$4,000 

$44,000 

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1126 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach, Florida 

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p 

Party To Help Crippled Kids 

The Michigan League (0 r I road. baked goods chairman; 

Crippled Children, Inc., Willi Mrs. Lanneau R.. Bel! of Ne~. 

hold its annual card parly and castle road. hOSPitality chaIr. 

bazaar in the Ballroom of the man; Miss Esther Witzke, of 

Detroit Veterans Memorial Yorkshire road, prize chair. 

Building, Jefferson and Gris. man; and Mrs. J. Randolph 

wold avenues, beginning at 12 Smith, Jr., of Lakeland ave. 

noon next Wednesday, October nue botique chairman 

16, for the benefit of the ' . 

League's Camp Grace Bentley, The Junior Auxiliary of the 

operated exclusively for ortho. League, headed by president 

paedic and cardiac children. IIlrs. Michael Celani, of Haw. 

Mrs. George S. Deffenbaugh, (horne road, will staff the White 

generat chairman, promises Elephant and jewelry booths. 

outstanding prizes in addition 

to the bazaar for fall and early 

Christmas shoppers. 

She is being assisted by many 

local ladies including Mrs. Les. 

ter A. McIntosh, of Shelden 

road, in charge of cards; Miss 

Jane Simpson, of Berkshire 

SALE 

Baby Shoes 

$6 

regularly 7.so 

Mrs. Marvin R. Boutin, of 

Newcastie road, advises that 

the donation is $1.25 for the 

Jacobsons 

in the Village 

, 

Jean Buysse 

To Be Bride 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. 

Buysse, of Roland court, are. 

announcing the engagement of 

their daughter. Jean Louise, to 

Kenneth James Spencer. son of 

Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer, 

of Avon circle east, Rochester. 

The bride. elect was gradu. 

ated from the University of 

Detroil. where she affiliated 

with Kappa Beta Gamma soror. 

ity. Her fiance attends the De. 

troit Institute of Technology. 

A January 18 wedding is 

planned. 

card party and tickets may be RICHARD RINI, son of MR. 

purchased by calling her at Iand MRS. JOH.lIl V. RINI, Of 

TU 1-1515 or at the door the Robert John road, has pledged 

afternoon oC the party. Admis.l Delta Tau Delta at the Univer. 

sion to the bazaar is free. sity of Michigan. 

Jacobsons 

ANNUAL 

BABY WEEK SALE 

IN PROGRESS 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th 

THRU 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19th 

Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 

Yo~ seve with tile ossuronce )lC8 IiIda eat is SbfDg 

off in shoes feolumg ~ coctStldon tl line ~ 

ond flexible freedom so important 10 ew!tY ~ 

walking stage. Sizes 2.6, s.a. 

VELVET 

THE VOGUE IN DECORATIVE FABRIC 

AND - WE HAVE IT - BOLTS & BOLTS 

(you cIon't have fo olcIer & wait) 

NYLON SILK 

Wears Forever Nuff Said 

$5~~ $8~~ 

If Firsts $15.00 Yd. If firsts $27.00 Yd. 

ALl. "SECONDS" YOU SAVE 

MORE VELVETS TOO - LINEN - COTTON 

ANTIQUE - PRINTED - CUT PATTERNS 

ALL AT TREMENDOUS SAVINCS 

FAMOUS - FABULOUS 

CALICO COHNEIS 

25008 LITTLE MACK 

St. Clair Shores (Near 10 Mile Rd.) 

775-0078 - Also 1933 Telegraph Rd. 

(Near 

Pontiac) 

. ,

.. 

'''' 'Twenty ..Two 

Woman's Page 

M 

- - G G -Id Men Gardeners 

ISSIOn roup, UI To Fete Ladies 

-Ierel' The Men's Garden Club of 

Grosse Pointe will stage its an- 

_______ _ Dual ladies' night dinner at 

To Sponsor Prem 

Bon Sec:ours Hospital And Maronite Apostolic 

chat. Missions To Share Proceeds From 

"Funny Girl" Party 

881-1024 

• 

• 

Stouffer's Eastland dining room 

Exar- Thursday evening, October 17. 

Cocktails will be served at 6:30 

and dinner at 7 o'clock. 

"When Detroit was Young" 

, lVill be the program theme, lea. 

: turing a talk by H a r 0 I d T. 

the Members 

't 

Marom 

e 

of the Bon Secours 

A' 

postollc Exarchate 

Hospital Guild 

... 

MIsSIOnS wIll 

and I Glassford, vice.pre~ident of Bur. 

.. I ton Abstract and Title Com\)any. 

JOin Stressed in the talk will be 

together to hold a gala premiere party for "Funny Girl" material on the early garden. 

on Saturday, October 26, in the Northland Theater. ing practices of pioneer De. 

1''1 ~aR 

Hell 

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SECOND FLOOR 

77 N. DEEPLANDS 

Please come and see this dream! Outstanding condition: 

Immediate occupancy-New price. 

93 Kercheval 886-3060 

Time for an extra bedroom 

Call the remodeling specialists. and get an honest 

price Clnd expert workmanship. You'll be proud of your 

new room, if it's created by the complete remodelers. 

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• 

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The next 

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could put 

a fortune in 

your future 

FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 

OF DETROIT 

Headquarters: 1001 Woodward at Michigan 

Convenient branch offices throughout/he Detroit area 

Grosse Pointt Gffic.: Kercheval near St. Oa!r 

\Garden Council 

!Backing Beauty 

Mrs. Clarence E. Maguire 

presided at a meeting of the 

Grosse Pointe Garden Club 

Council Monday, September 30. 

The council has plans already 

underway [or making the five 

Grosse Pointes the cleanest and 

I 

most beautiful communities in 

:\lichigan for 1969. This is a 

never. ending job entailing at. 

tention on the part of every in. 

I ividual and group. ' 

I The Council rewmmends for 

i showing at all P.TA groups the 

:\lichigan Gas Company anti. 

litter film, "Heritage of Splen. 

or," narrated by Ronald Rea. 

gan. Also recommended is a 

"Yes" I'ote at the November 5 

election on two bond issues: one 

for Clean Water and one for 

Recreation. 

All of the $335 million in 

state funds for Clean Water 

would go to local governments 

[or new sewage t rea t men t 

plants, improvement to existing 

plants and loans for new sewers. 

Of the $100 million in state 

funds for recreation, 30 million 

would go to local governments 

for parks and recreation cen. 

ters, the remainder to state 

parks, fishing areas and forest 

camp grounds. 



by,.of and for Pointe Women 

Make Plans For 'Ballot Box 

Slate Welcome 

Wagon Lunch 

Little Harry's Restaurant in 

Enst Jeiferson avenue, Detroit, 

will be the scene of the October 

nut.luncheon of the Welcome 

Wagon Club. of Grosse Pointe 

next Thursday, October 17. 

Luncheon will be served aLl 

noon and will be preceded by a 

social hour. 

Reservations must be made 

1 by Monday. October 14, with 

1 Mrs. Thomas Malloy, 8!l56805 

or Mrs. Jerome Shulec, 885. 

4739, 

Recipie'1L.o[ the f lor a I ar. 

\ 

rangement when the group met 

on Thursday. 

Mrs. Edward 

October 3, was 

Minch. The birth. 

day cup was presented Lo Mrs. I 

Arthur Phillips. 

Hostcsses for this mceting 

' 

were Mrs. Charles Bick, Mrs. 

Wallace Ernsberger, Mrs. John 

Hainc and Mrs. John Heamon. 

WRONG APPROACH 

The right spirit is a must in 

any endeavor, hut some mcn 

think it has to come in bottles. 

Tender, sklUet.browned c:hfctI. 

en, snow.whipp8d potatoes. 

greell vegetable, festive red 

c:ranberry sauce. hot buttered 

biscuits with plenty of honey. 

for dessert-your choice of Ice 

cream, sherbet or sparkling 

gelatin. The cost Is a moderate 

$1.95 t« adults, just $1.00 tor 

c:hildren. 

Sunday Cocktails 

2 P,M. to 10 P.M, 

Methodists Play 

Neighbors' Night 

The Neighborhood Groups of 

the Grosse Pointe United Metho. 

dist Church will have a social 

evening this Sunday, October 

13, in the Fellowship Hall of 

the Church in Moross road. 

A potluck supper is scheduled 

[or 5:30 o'clock. to be followed 

by a brief presentation of slides 

of Hawaii by The Reverenu and 

Mrs. Perry A. Thomas. A 

hymn.sing of favorites to be 

selected by the groups will con. 

clude the evening's program. 

All member families and interested 

guests are invited to 

participate in this evening of 

fellowship. Each family is ask. 

ed to bring its own table service 

and a disb of its choice sufficent 

to serve 12 persons. Cof. 

fee and milk will be provided. 

A sitter will be available for 

those with very young children. 

The purpose of the Methodist 

Neighbors is tc provide persons 

living in the same general area 

with a means of keeping in 

closer contact with others, to 

welcome new families moving 

into the area and to minister to 

any family in time of need. 

Two seatings are avail •.i/- . . --:- --- tr~t:.rtlassford holds a "lasters 

able: Golden Circle seats, Maro~lte sem~nan~ns ~ttending 

at $25 per person who h !,mencan UmverSlty 1D Wash. 

, . ' IC I~gton. ~.~., and to help Maro. 

Jnc1ude a cocktail party and D1t~ miSSions throughout the 

buffet at 6:30 o'clock and UOlted States. 

degree in history from Wayne 

State University and has had 

long opportunity for study in 

the famous Burton Historical 

library, which rivals the Clem. 

patron 

person.. 

tickets at 

. 

$10 

. 

per 

. 

Th~ Bon Secours Guild will 

use Its proceeds for planned 

Hospitlll expansion. 

ents library in Ann Arbor. His 

studies in this field hav\! made 

him one of the popular speak. 

AI~ those attend:ng will view 

fashions by des 1~ n e r Ruth 

Chairman for the Maronites 

is Mrs. Leon Joseph. Evelyn 

ers of the area. 

Club members will decorate 

J~yce, 

";Ith a 

"who pro.m~;es. styles 

Funny GIrl flau at 8 

Dakmak ~ handling tic!cets. 

Mrs. MIchel Skaff is chairthe 

dinner tables with floral 

pieces from their own gardens, 

o cloc~. 

Durmg the 

" 

black.tle cocktaIl 

man of the Bon Secours Guild 

and Mrs. Ray Kraus is handling 

to be distributed 

the ladies. 

later among 

I ;'.. 

part.y and buffet. Odet Kadoe, tickets for the Guild. 

EnriCO .Larice ~nd Joanne Mrs. c.:harles Dawood is gen- NATION.WIDE 

Leahy Will entertam. eral chairman of the premiere Progress depends wholly 'JD 

Proceeds from tbe event will [or both organizations and pres. teamwork for its greatest gains 

be used by the Maronites to aid ident of The Bon Secours Guild. -not individual action. 

John S. Goodman 

REALTOR 

OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 

IN THE SHORES 

\~ 

il 

Photo by EddIe McGrath. Jr. 

chairman of the .party. Scheduled for 

PHONE 779.1970 

Busy planning "Ballot Box Boutique," 

St. Paul's Altar Society's fall Thursday, October 24, at the Grosse 

luncheon and fashion show, are, (left Pointe Yacht Club, the "Boutique," with Shorewood Interiors 

to right), MRS. R. FREDERICK KOLO. an Election Year theme, will feature ,"ine Furniture. Specializing in Wool & Kitchen Carpeting 

WICH, MRS. MARK SMITH and MRS. fashions by Walton.Pierce and music by Custom Drapes & Slipcovers • WaIC Covering &- 

CHARLES T. FISHER, III, general Phil Skillman. 

Office Furniture 

FOR DECORATOR SERVICE CALL RUTH MILLER 779.1970 

22604 Greater Mack HOURS 

Between 8 & 9 Mile GE"O. J. BOUHANA, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p,m, 

French Violinist With Synlphony Cor. of Englehardt p Thurs ••Frl. 

St. Clair Shores rop, 9:10 8.m. to 9,00 p.m. 

Christian Ferras, F I' e n c h France, in 1933. He began musi. 

,violinist, will appear with the cal studies at the Conservatory ji......... URVING 3 GENERATIONS OF SMART DETROITERS~ 

of Nice and later continued at .. . ~ 

Detroit Symphony Orchestra 

: Free Estimates. Convenient Terms : 

this Thursday and Saturday the Paris Conservatory where 

i (icss AWNINGS i 

evenings. 

he worked with Benedetti. His 

The concerts will be given in 

debut with the Boston Sym. 

: GIVE LONG LASTING SERVICE i. 

Ford Au d i tori u m at 8:30 

phony in 1959 established him 

o'clock. Sixten Ehrling will con- as a ma ior talent. 

In addition to having perduct,formed 

with every major or. ~ 

Ferra~ will be heard in the 

chestra in the United Stales, ... New Modern Designs • 

Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto. Ferras has toured South Amer~ 

The Thursday program also 

.. Get Vear 'Round ProtectiDn 

ica several times, South Africa, 

will include the Mozart Sym. 

New Zealand, Europe and re~ 

With New Beautiful 

phony No_ 41 (" Jupiter'~) and 

cently completed his second ex. ~:~:... Villyl Coat'.d OacrOll Fabric. 

I. 

. 

Maurice Ravel's "Pavane for a 

tensive tour of Australia. 

Departed Infanta" and "A1borado 

del gracioso." 

FACIAL HAIR LO '.0890 

Saturday's program will in. Pe'manentlv Removed ~ .. WI' SERVE DETROIT AND ALL SUBUR" • 

clude Bela Bartok's "Music for Eye brows.Neekllne-Arms.Legs 

2941 E. JEFFERSON I',MlI 

Recommended by Physlelans 

Strings, Percussion and Celes- FREE CONSULTATION 

ta" in addition to the Mozart 

U.S .• Stat. 

"Jupiter" Symphony and Tchai. SHIRLEY PERSIN Flags • Banners 

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kovsky Violin Concerto. 

PARTS • ACCESSORIES • ALL SIZES Church & School. 

1157 David Whltnev Bldg. 

Ferras was born in Touquet, 

WO 1.5558 

... . 

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1& Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., MlIlTA Certified Piano Teacher for fall clean.up of yard. TUx. 

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E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS 

Alden Park Manor. E. Jefferson 

and VanDyke 

Park Drugs. City Llmits 

Rlverbouse Gift Shop, 

8900 E. JeUerson 

GROSSE POINTE PARK 

MUleI' Pharmacy. Waybum and 

Kercheval 

Sullivan Pharmacy, Beaconsfield 

~~ ~:~f:eSfote on Charlevoix 

and Lakepolnte 

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adult education. 

339 Merriweather 

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Grosse Pointe Farms 

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GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

Trail Pharmacy. Kercheval on 

the Hill 

Farms Drop. Fisher.RcL and 2E-SCHOOLS 

Sc~~?:~~Ug •• FIsher Rd. lIJlCl ------- 

Maumee BETHEL DAY CARE CENTER 

cu~am Drug., Mack and 7 21150 MOROSS RD. 

co¥t~~e ~~~Plta1 on KerCheval and (2 blks east of 

M~~rl.~oOdS Drug Center, Mack Edsel Ford X.way) 

and Bournemouth 7 a.m. thru 6 }l.m. 

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Grosse Pointe Pharmacy. Mack 881.4908 758.5438 

and Manchester 

Harkness Pharmacy. Mack and 

Lochmoor 

Howard J ohnaons. Mal!k and 8. 

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R:d~ra~:dlcat Service Pharmacy, ward. 881-3297. 

Mack and Moran I 

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p::~es Drug Store, Mack and St. prescription folding eyeglass. 

D;;~~htre Drug!. Mack aod es. gloves, lighter. Probably 

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eODlneld 

Maryland Beverage Shoppe 

Mack near Maryland 

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Manor Pharmacy. Greater Mack 

and Red Maple Lane 

American Discount, Greater 

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Lake Pharmac~'. E. 9 Mlle. Between 

Mack and Jefferson 

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Oct. 22, II p.m. 

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ridc, Wayne Univer- ncss office, to prepare lunch 

for executives and clients 

sily. 8:30 a.m. class. Thurs. and do some driving when 

~nly~ Will PdY. 884-6786 necessary. References ncces. 

days, Aluminum storm and 

screen inside work. Age mini. 

mum 18. Air.Tec, 640 East 7 

Mile. 

_. - ----------- 

PAR~ - TIME secretary. recep. 

tionist. Pleasant, experienced 

woman for modern G,P. office. 

886.4141. 

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REAL ESTATE SALES 

One of the most active and pro. 

gressive Real Estate firms in 

Grosse Pointe would like to 

add two ambitious hard work. 

ing salespersons to their staff. 

Excellent commissions set up. 

Earn S1,OOOor more monthly. 

Comprehensive training. _~sk 

for Mr. Birdsall. 

TU 4.0600 

Johnstone & Johnstone 

HELP WANTED for delivery 

and light grocery work. Full 

time, III or older. 16711 Mack 

Ave. 

CASHIER - part time. morn. 

ings. Apply 18330 Mack Ave. 

GROSSE POINTE salon desires 

e"perienced manicurist. TUx. 

edo 2.6240. 

MALE OR FEMALE 

CASHIERS - No experience 

necessary. National Garages. 

Apply 608 st. Clair, Grosse 

Pointe or call Tuxedo 5.3720. 

S E C R ETA R Y for manufacturers 

agent. Grosse Pointe 

office. Shorthand, typing, 

simple bookkeeping. Call 

TUxedo 6-0420 and leave 

name and telephone number. 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT for one 

girl office. downtown. Experience 

with medical insurance 

forms, sterile technique, 

minor office surgery. Salary 

open. Reply P.O. Box 6844, 

Grosse Pointe 48236. 

TYPIST with bookkeeping background 

for Grosse Pointe office. 

Reply Box R'10, Grosse 

Pointe News. 

4A-HELP WANTED 

(Domestic) 

WANTED-Experienced cooks, 

waitresses and co u p 1 es. 

Grosse Pointe Employment 

Agency. TUxedo 5-4576. 

IF YOU ARE looking for 

domestic work of any kind 

and have referances. Call 

Efficient Workers Agency, 

LOraine 8.3118. 

---- ._--------- 

WOMAN for general cleaning. 

5 days. No ironing. References 

885.4312. 

S-S'TU~T'ON 


WANTED 

Your Girl Friday 

Secretarial Service 

Mimeographing 

Mrs. Co/em"n TU 4-6442 

---~--------- 

PRACTICAL nurse with Grosse 

Pointe references available. 

823.6598. r • 

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

VERY CAPABLE. Dominican 

Higb girl wishes babysitting 

evenings, weekends. Refer. 

ences. 881.5362. 

KINDLY experienced nurse will 

take care of your loved ooe, 

convalescent or cbronic cases, 

day or night. Willing assume 

responsibility. Excellent refer. 

ences. 331.5031. 

IF YOU'LL name the job you 

want done, w,'ll do it ••. 

Stokes Multiple Services, VA 

49172. 

5A-5'TUATION WANTED 

(Domestic) 

- _._--~ 

EXPERIENCED lady wishes 5 

days per week. Co ok iog, 

housework - will stay some 

niglits. References. WAlnut 

2.6848. 

--- 

IRONING done neatly in my 

home. 821-6603. 

DEPENDABLE lady wants iron. 

ing. References. 924.6178. 

~---- 

REFINED LADY desires ironing. 

5 hours a day. VAlley 4- 

2011. 

-----"----"' 

LAUNDRY or cleaning. Mondays. 

Grosse Poi n t e refer. 

ences. 823.1073. 

.- 

STEADY woman wants Mon. 

day, Tuesday, Friday. Clean. 

ing only. 9.2. Good Grosse 

Pointe references. 875.0693. 

58-EMPLOYMENT 

BUREAU 

EFFICIENT WORKERS Em. 

ployment Agency bas experi. 

enced day workers, general 

housework, live.ins, cooks. 

LOraine 8-3118. 

5C-CAtERING SERVICE 

WE MAKE and deliver hot 

and cold bors d'oeuvres. 

Martha and Rosemary. Tuxedo 

6.8619. 

6-FOR RENTe 

Unfumished) 

2.BEDROOM corner apartment, 

top floor. Prestige building. 

IJafayette Park area. Avail. 

able 7.1.68. Carpeting apd 

draperies included. Contact 

agent at WOodward 1.6955. 

GROSSE POINTE-4 room lower 

apartment. One bedroom. 

All newly decorated and car. 

peted. $125 per month, beatcd. 

No pets. VAlley 2.5052. 

:Moore. 

BEACONSFIELD - Lower 3 

bedroom, freshly decorated, 

new kitchen, A-I condition, 

Adults preferred. PR 1.2300. 

NEFF - near bus & shopping, 

two bedroom upper. Adults. 

TU 4.0600, 


- 

CHOICE riverfront apartment 

in Shorelin~ East, 2 bedrOJm, 

2 bath, carpeted. Shown by 

appointment only. 568-3502. 

NEFF RD. Redecorated 2-bed. 

room upper. Large living 

room. Natural fireplace, full 

dining room. Carpet and 

drapes, stove and refrigerator, 

new garage. Security deposit. 

2 year lease. $215 heated. 886- 

4393. 

EXECUTIVE HOME, Ph years 

old, drapes and carpeting, 

central air.conditioning, in. 

cludes fi bedrooms, library, 

first floor laundry. Security 

deposit and references. $500. 

TUxedo 4-3473. ~ 

6-F()R RENT- 

(Unfurnishedl 

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

GROSSE POINTE CITY. Very 

nice jower. Two bedrooms, 

$250 month. 

LAKEV1EW. Three bedrooms, 

three haths. Excellent 'condi. 

tion. Available now. $300 

month. 

MOCERI 

ARMS 

886.7100 

1294 BLf.rRMOOR COURT 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

6A-'OR RENT 6F- TO. SHARE 

(Furnished) LIVING QUARTERS 

ROSEVILLE-New one bed. 

room and kitchenette apart. 

PRescott 9-2578 

SAVE TIME, GAS 

AND.MONEY! 

"01\1 THE HILL" 

TU 2-0359 

LADY des ire s to share her 

apartment (Park) with em. 

played lady. 824lO113. 

ments. Completely furnished 

with all new furnishings. All GH-GARAGES WANTED 

)fAXON BROS. TU 2-6000 

with maid service and 

We pay all utilities. 

dine, theatre, and bus 

portalion across street 

linens. 

Sbop, 

transat 

Ma. 

GARAGE WANTED for 

storage. 20'. Oct. 15 to 

15. 885.8543. 

boat 

April 

NOW RENTING 

New Deluxe 

Garden Apartments 

comb MalT. Ideal for bache- 

7-WANTED TO RENT 

lars, working. couples, teach. -------. __.~--ers, 

etc. Also rooms by day MOTHER, 17 year old daugh. 

or week. No children or pets. ler and well behaved little dog 

Phone 293.2440, Motel .Mo. wishes clean flat or apart. 

Warrens finest address near 

Macomb Q)mmunity College 

in outstanding Warren Woods. 

I 

rocco, 32160 Gratiot. 

RIVER HOUSE 

ment by November 1st in one 

of the Grosse Pointes, near 

Mack or Kercheval. Call Ella, 

886.4383. 

One and 2 bedrooms feature SPOTLESS, completely furnish~ WORKING woman alo~~;o-u-I-d 

ed one bedroom apartment 

central air conditioning, car. witb fine view of the river. like apartment or income near 

peting, drapes, G.E. kitchen For lease November 1st to transportation. Call after 6 

with disbwasher, double door :May 1st, $210 pel' month. p.m. or weekends. 824.6737, 

refrigerator, walk in closets, 

vanity bath. Com m u nit y KARL D.AVIES TU 5.3220 , MARRIED couple. school teach. 

house and POOL, er and law student. desire 

home in Northeast area near 

From $165 including all utilities 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT lake. Willing to look after. 

except electricity. -- L h Responsible, references. Call 

ATTRACTIVE room on oc. between 5 and 7 p,m., 731. 

tiee furnished model moor Blvd., for employed 1237. 

business man or woman. TUxedo 

4.0973. SEMI-RETIRED nurse needs 

29336 Gloede-turn north oU 1~ 

Mile Rd. East of Scboenherr, 

across from Macomb Community 

College. 

Phone 775.6644. 

----------- apartment or income. Rea- 

PLEASANT ROOM - I a r g e sonaiJle or will give services. 

closets. N u r s e, teacher or VAlley 4.0022. 

business woman. Garage and 

kitchen privilege3. TUxedo 5. 

6057 before 9 a.m. or after 

6:30 p.m. 

ROOM for working lady, all 

bome privileges. References. 

CARRIAGE HOUSE in Indian 1 __ ,,_11_6_-8_6_19_. _ 

Village off Jefferson. Man or 

men only. 822.3625. EiC-OFFICES FOR RENT 

AVAILABLE immediately, sev . 

HARCOURT - 3 bedroom ,I eral air conditioned office3. 

bat h Georgian Colonial In. Price range $50 to $100 ioclud. 

come. U p per: $325.00 - ing utilities. Chet Sampson 

Lower: $350.00. November'" Travel Service Building, 100 

occupancy, or sooner. Carpet. Kercheval. TUxedo 5.7510. 

ing and drapes. included. 

HIGBIE 

REALTY 

84 Kercheval 

TROMBLEY ROAD. Upper flat I 

- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, newly 

decorated. VAlley 1-0356. 

TROMBLEY - Charming Old 

English upper. natural fire. 

place,beamed ceiling. 4 bedrooms, 

2 baths, newly dec. 

orated; 2 car garage, electric 

dooL's, private yard. $350 

month, heat included. VA 

3.6660. 

NOTTINGHAM &41 - Lower 5 

room flat. Vacant. $125 plus 

utilities. TUxedo 5-9457. 

VE:RNIER - G r ass e Pointe 

Woods, lower 2 bedroom flat, 

garage, $150. 882-8581. 

357 RIVARD-Off East Jeffer. 

son in Grosse Pointe, with 

Park privileges-beautiIuI 5 

room apartment by Novem. 

ber 1st. Carpets and drapes 

throughout. kitchen has range 

and refrigerator. Gar age. 

$165 per month and security 

deposit. No children and pets. 

Shown by appointment. Apply 

TUxedo 5.3381 or 823-6766. 

New 5 bedroom Cape Cod, modern 

kitchen with built.ins, 

family room, 2'h baths, 2 year 

lease, $400 per month. 

881-1773 and 884.1386 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS-4 

bedrooms, 2 baths, family 

room. New decorated. Cbil. 

dren wdcome, $250. TUxedo 

4-0969. 

3 ROOM apartment, Lakewood- 

Jefferson. Entire contents for 

sale; leaving country. VAlley 

1-7188. 

i 

COLOR WEDDING CANDIDS. '_ sary:-!Uxedo 1-42~. _ 

None finer. No m in i mum 

c harge. Se 1ec t from over 70 

RETIRED NURSE _ 

comp~nion needed 

Personal 

for con- 

WOMAN-Companion 

erl" lady. Light J 

for eld. 

housework. 

CHIPPENDALE COURT Apart. 

ment, Roseville. Fraser Rd. 

beautiful 

men t m. proots. For 

your home appoint. 

t e 0 S I' 

\'~lcscenL care 

II' 0 III annoI\' 

of elderly 

hospitalized. 

Board 

salary. 

and private room 

Call after 6 

plus 

p.m. 

and Chippendale. New, 

2.bedroom, walk-in 

1 and 

dosel. 

Grosse Pointe's most creative Need full time companion- LAkeview 7-7698. 

your own private basement. 

photography, call J. S. De 

Forest, 884-4852. 

CLEANING LADY would like 

ride home nights aftcr dinner 

from Cadieux.E. Jeffcr~on to 

Clairmount bus or beyond. 

869.6443 Sunday. 

2A-MUSIC EDUCATION 

___________ 

ship throughout coming win- HOUSEKEEPER live .in for INDIAN VILLAGE AREA-Ex- Appliances, pool, air condi- 

ter until recovcry. Care to widower. rdetcnces. 821-3805 ~ellenl 5 bedrooms. 3 baths. tioning. Apartment, 772.8410. 

I;e conlinued tlJru four cold- or 222-1777. 

Gracious rooms. Natural fire. Office. LAkeview 1-2840. 

place in living room. 85% 

cst months in south if pos- I GROSSE POINTE Gar den 

sible. No hOllsework. Prcpare NURSE-1'.I;\ii:>-\\'ilh references. carpeted. 

J\ par t men t s, 21441 Sloan 

daily meals ~Iust drive. Rc: Able to drive ear. Othcr help 

JOHN G. GOODMAN 

Drive. One bedroom apart. 

cnnl rE'fcrences. Rcply to elllployed. Stay some nights. i 

93 Kercheval 1\86.:1060 mcnt. Adults only. TUxedo 

Grosse Pointe News Box :-10. Top wages. 884.0884. 4.8947. 

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U95. --- ---.------1 GOOD PLMN COOK for family 2179 rBluPs - ,/pper 5 rooms. 2 BEDROOM terrace, new bath- 

ARTIST-Layout and 1II11stra of 5. Hours 4 p_m. to 8 p.m. Adults only. Open weekcnds. ~~'lm and kitchen. Newly detion 

for quantity Point of pur- Wages $8.50. Must have cheer- . --.-~- corated, den or sewing room. 

l 

MILDRED BR IGGS chase Displays. VlnewoOlI ful disposition 2nd references. LI~rIN. 14759. 7 Mile - Gra- Grosse Pointe Park. Adults 

15 

PIANO and THEORY 

K.ercheval Punch and Judy I 

}.0800. 884.6431. 

Sunday, half days. Refer. 

tlOt. 

_. 

Upper 4 rooms. 

garagE', heat. 

. ~~ ~~ _ 

2 bcd- 

Adults. 

- 

only~ $)50. One year leuse. 

821-5448 before 8:30 a,m. or 

after 5 p.m. 

Buildmg.. FOR USED CAR LOT enccs. TUxcdo 2.7716. DUPLEX. M~rtl'r Road. Stove, FOlTR ROO1.fS. stov-e-, r-e-fr-ig-c-ra-- 

BRIGGS )IUSIC STUDIO P...ORTE...R-----r BABYSITTER--Satu~d;y-~and ~O:~~it 

Grosse Pomle Excel1l'nt fringe bencfits. Paid I -. -~.- ~ -~- -_. refriger~tor Close to schools, h 

TUxedo 2.5680 vacatl'on. Good "'orking coml!. I L1(,lIT lJ()USEKEF.PING .• one Iran'portallOn. TUxedo 4.388ll. tor, eat and electric includ- 

In 2 d k th ed. Ideal for couple or single 

------------ -- lions. 0: ays per wee, JR. e Nllwm/)er 1 occllpancy. lady, $90 pcr montb. VA 1. 

PIANO, ORGAN: Pre.school LAC I' arms. References reqUIred. I 

through university level. Wal- COFFEY CADIL -,!Uxcdo ~-7716. I T\\'O flEDROOM UPPER _ 7500. _ 

ter Mueller, 482 Colonial C!. LO 7-6811. 5-SITUATION WANTED I Idcally located nC'ar thc ViI. EiA-FOR RENT 

N. TUxedo 6.1090. Ask for Herh Smith ----- lagc-Two car G~ragc. $200.00 , (Funlishedl 

Month - Onc vcar h'~,e - i _ 

PIANO and organ instruction. WANTED: Reliablc, middlc.age TRI.CITY S I Adults only. • lNDrAN VILLAGE AREA _ At. 

Notcd university method, ex. man to drive on Mondays. BABY S ITIER I, , tl'~ctivl' 4 room apartment 

cepti()Qal facilities. PRescott Wednesdays and Fridays. I SWEENEY & lItOORt •. INC. i (onc bedroom). Also a sm.art 

2.9414. TUxedo 4.9668. Compclent. adult women 881.680lJ studio apartmcnt. Referenccs. 

-PUNCH AND-JU-OY WANTED: Collcge "il'l for oc. ~o~db~::r:::~in:ar~~n;:~~I~c~~~ GROSSE POINT!': FARMS- VAllcy 2-8927 for appointment. 

MUSIC STUDIOS casional daytimc baby silting. D D I,(wely 5.room home, 2 bcd. WESTClmSTER. Two bed- 

Gut'tar Piano TUvcdo 1.2157. LICENSED and BON E rooms. one and one _half 

~ rooms, garage, near Mack 

Guitar Rental and Sales BUS R()y:':must be 18. Apply 754.6(}70 Furnilure optional. 961.2247; J~~I~\stLC;:.~ ~~~~h. Mayor 

. 15 Kercheval in per son, Pcrini's, 10121 VICES evenings 885.1096. __ _ MAXON BROS. TV 26000 

Grosse Pointe Farms Whittier. SECRETARrAL SER 

TU 4-4440 Res. TU 6-3399 - - Grace Brown 13326 MAIDEN INDIAN VILLAGE ARE II _ 

wAiTREsS--=-~Peri~~ced, for Mack.Cadicux Area DETROIT Smart 3 room studio apart. 

food and cocktails. Apply in Jlarp\'r.Chalmers area. 2 bed. men!. Refcrences. VAlley 2. 

721 Wh.t Transcribing, general typing, room uppcr income. AdulLs, 

person. Perini's. 10 I . 881.5350 TUxl'f1o 5[jH!l for appoint. 8927 for appointment. ._ 

tier. . 

Piano Teacher -------.-.----~---1- --- - mcnt. IALTER ROAD near Grossc 

DC'lroil Conservatory Graduate, WOM AN compamon for ~I.dl'ry SECRETARY.- .OHlcc lIt;I\I;I~er! ,Pointe-Niccly furnishl'll stu- 

852 Barrington Road ! lady by tile day. Slmlll(' wishes addItIOnal II' 0 I k In I ANITA, for lease, avaIlable rllo apartmcnts only $110 to 

VAlley 2.6921 mcals. must havc refcrcnce's. GI'-Io:astland arca. Call 371.: Oct. l~ ~2k2.\pcrN~~oon,th~:r~~~' $120 per mo~th. 'This in. 

779.2184 I 9081. I room "fie lun"il \1,,, .. .. I I . d lectricity I 

- . ' IQUALIFIED 

! . . , i TUxcdo 1.8817. I c III ~s gas an e : 

teachcr for co.op PRACTICAl. male nurse avaIl. I_ .. . I Particularly /lice for one per I 

PJA.NO I.ESSO!,!S-DetrOlt In. 1" i ve mornings ahle for private home nurs. 4lh ROOMS. hl)ated, avallahle I son. No pels. Refcrenccs. 

slltute of Mustcal Art, 16237 n.ur~~ry. Send resumc to Box ing. Phone 576.9526 after 6 Oct. 15. Suitable for working I Telephone 821.28t8 or 821- 

Mack. TUxedo 2.4963 Tues. 'T\4 ee G Y " Po'~te Nl!w& pm couplc. 824.0147. 11985. 

and Thurs. IIftcr 3 p,m. \ ,rosse I .• \ .• 

FOR LEASE 

OFFICE BUILDING 

in Grc~se Pointe Area 

17140 WARREN 

NEAR CADIEUX 

Ideal1'or attorney, manufactur. 

er's representative, insurance, 

real estate, doctor, etc. Central 

air conditioning, completely carpeted, 

wood paneling, built-in 

bar, refrigerator, sink, showers, 

Building completely furnished 

with new office furniture. 

MODERN dental office. Mack 

near Warren, across from Post 

Office. Air.conditioned, two 

operating rooms, reception 

room, laboratory and office. 

Adequate parking. TU 4.8975 

or TU 2-1413. 

Work in the area where 

you live! 

Quick. safe transportation for 

your employees. Ample pub. 

lic parking. Pleasant surroundings. 

"ON THE HILL" 

UP TO 2,200 SQUARE FEET 

available at once for fine offices 

or good reta it store. Will divide 

to meet your needs. 

OWNER - TU 2-0359 

Medical suites-4 to 15 rooms, 

complete wilh laboratories. 

Available at oncc. 

Public parking lot. Bus at door. 

Will decorate and le oven, in good 

ups t air s oc~upied hy good Art Museum condition. TUxedo 5.4881. 

tenant. 15769 E. Warren be. OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 .__ ~._~~, __ ~,.~~. _ 

tween Chatsworth and Berk- __ ~~.~ ~_ ------IHANDPAINTED milk cans, basshire. 

Call Attorney for Es- WAIT ... never .•• Use car- ket and lunch box purses. Also 

tate-Norman L. Miller, 961. pets instantly after shampoo. class instructions. TU 4-5392. 

5131. ing without water with our -~------.~---~ 

new Racine Machine. Works DECOUPAGE HANDBAGS - 

GROSSE POINTE "VILL'\GE" bl'autifully. RenL ri 11 chi n e, Order now for Christmas. 

Offices - desk space - parking Walker's, 20369 Mack Ave. __R~~~o~ab!e. 371~~87. 

TU 5'{)518 TU 2--7252 

-- ... -- I LEAVING CITY _ Lowr;y-iJii: GIRL SCOUT uniform, sizes 8 

500 TO 1,200 sq. ft. air condi. ton organ, exccllcnt condition, and 10; Brownie size 7. Com. 

tioned b u i I din g. St. Clair reasonable. 8850912. plete. 884-2285. 

Shores. 771.1870. ~_ .. _ - .. ~~ ~-~ ~---~--~-- 

--~- IRONRITE. $25. Two Safe Air FRIGtDAJRE, mohair daven- 

OVER PONGRACZ Jewelry. 91 gas wan hcatcrs, $30 each. port; dineltc set with 4 white 

Kercheval. 400 sq. fL, ccnter Daybl'd, $10. Aft e l' 6 p.m., leather chairs; miscellaneoffice, 

$1~~~:!f~~pon~~a~~. TUxedo 1-5951. _ ous._W_AI~~~l2-1604. 

GARAGE -SAi.E----On~-d-fl-Y ANTIQUED wood plaques, Hum. 

only. Saturday, Ocl. 12. 10 mcl prints, lovely gift items. 

a.m ..:; p.m. Furnilure, bousc-_~r~~~s ~~~n..~~A11~~_1-_33_6_7. 

hold goods. clothing, miscel. BICYCLES-Girls 20" Schwinn 

lan('ous. 1927 Anita. $20; hoys 26" :l speed racer 

GARAGES,,~7E-=-Frid-ay-, O~l $30. TUxedo ~.~7~ 

]]. Household items~ llumidi. _..~. 

fieI' used one ycar. Clothing, Upholstering Sale 

siles 14, 16. 9 a.m ..4 p.m. 575 

Moorland, Grosse Pointe. Chairs $29 Sofa $69 

~ - - free pid,up, restyling 

AIR conditioncd, panclled, car- 65 YARDS beige carpeting, $50. and Scotchguording 

peted. ample parking. 19946 885.5605._ _ 366-5746 

Harper, 881.1201. BUNDY FLUTE _ cxcellent 

~------_., ----- condition. $100. lttusic stand, 

GD-RESORT PROPERTY $2. Maple 4 posler bed (sin. 

FOR RENT ~ I e/, complete, matching I 

.~-~-~ - -.----~~ . che~t and mirror, $100. 881. 

WEST PALM, Florida. furnish. 0558. 

ed 2 hcdroom bungalow, cou.~ --~.pIe. 

Av.1i1ahle for season be. SIDEBOARD Widdicomb fruit. 

ginning Oct. 1 to June 1. 791. wood finish. PRescott 6.8425. 

7861 or 791.6905. . - .-- ~ 

--_._-.'- -- - - .,-_._--- 

DECEMBER 1st till April 1st. 

2.bedroom winterized cottage. 

Sleeps 6; or 3.hedroom cottaF(e 

that sleeps 8. Convenient to 

Boyne IIighl!l.nds and Nubs 

Noh. Call 1.616.347.6539. 

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SF-ASON ski rental. Bcautifully 

furnished ~.hcdroom h()ml' on 

Crollked Lake near Peto~k('y, 

jllsl 7 miles from Boyne High. 

lam/s ski resort. Oil he.~t. eel'. 

.1I1l il' till' bath. full wall fire. 

placc, phone. Responsible per. 

~ons only, 647.0506. 

RAY FOUCHER'S 

COUNTRY HOUSE 

FURNITURE 

14922 Kercheval 

East of Alter 

Fall Specials 

• S piece Medilerranean bed. 

room-$339.95 

• 7 piece solid maple dining 

room-$359.95 

• 2 piecfl matching sofa and 

chair-$289.95 

• Solid mop Ie tea cort, $74.95 

• Kneehole des k s (formiCQ 

tops) choice of walnut or 

maple-$I03.95 

! For Additional Savings 

Visit Our Catalog 

Department. 

Open Every Evening 

Till 9:00 

I

Pige Twenty-four 


~EI t;ii":~:;~?;:("xli(.;1'l!tw.$,,;;mm,w~ Ml : :asm:U! L Ill-AUTOS FOR SALE 11-AUTOS FOR SALE 11A-AUTo-PARTS- 12D-ACREAGE AND 

C'LAS~ Z~Z~D 

.i::In~ ~' 'l~:~~~~:':be~t 

BLACK Persian lamb coat in 

beautiful condition. 881-9325. 

GARAGE SALE. Saturday, 10 

to 4 p.m. 468 Touraine. Gar. 

den tools, hand and power 

tools, mbeellaneous. 

GREEN" naugahyde Bar c aloungeI' 

chair, $40. 711-4104. 

------~-- -- 

VACUUM, luggage, dinette, pic. 

tures, linens. bird cage, Bis. 

sell, cedar chest, lamp. TUx. 

edo 4-0147. 

NEEDLEPOINT chair. Call Fri 

day. after 6:15 p.m. 882.1385 

~--------------- I 

EXERCYCLE for all-weather 

cycling, excellcnt COnditiOn., 

TUxedo 5-8766. 

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DARK MINK gil coat, excel 

lent condition, size 14.16, $150 

Wild mink jackel, good condi 

lion, size 18-20, $350. TUxedo 

1-7417. 

ORIENTAL RUGS, Sarouk 9x12 

Thursd.y,.OctoberIO, 1968 

CLASSIFIEII 

AilS 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

JUST A LITTLE BIT DETl'ER 

IS THIS APPEALING? 2 bed. 

room Cape Cod. Large living 

room with fireplace, full dining 

room, panele d games 

garage. C a l' pet s, draperies 

like new. Close to schools, 

bus, shops. Immediate occu. 

pancy. Priced for quick sale. 

Johnstone &- Johnstone 

TU 1-6300 

GROSSE 

POINTE 

13-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

GROSSE PTE. HOMES 

OPEN SUN. 2.5 P.M. 

MIDDLESEX 529 - Windmill 

Pointe. Wen built English 5 

Bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 lava. 

tories. Panelled Library. 3 

Car Attached Garage. Beauti. 

ful lot 8Ox244.Many extras. 

N. OXFORD, 900 - Quick Pos. 

e,l! TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly 

session. Attrllctively decorated 

La"---..:ur~:~::::,::::""---I 

4.bedroom, 2.lh.bath colonial. 

Paneled den. Screened porch. 

Car pet e d, recreation room 

12F-RESORT PROPERTY 

FOR SALE 


FOR SALE 

I3-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

A NORTH WOODS PARADISE 

200 ~cres with private springfed 

lake, a mile of springfed 

stream through property 

and thousands of grown pine 

trees. Hunt, fish, swimming 

on your own estate or de 

veloper's dream. 2lk X-way 

hours from Detroit. Asking 

$125,000. Principals only 

Reply Box S-12. Grosse 

Pointe Newli. 

LEXINGTON HEIGHTS 

SUMMER.winter home in ex 

cellent condition. Access to 

.private beach. Completely 

furnished 9 room bungalow 

Natural fireplace, sun room, 

many sUPE~b features. Jesse 

ValentiDe, 779.0145. 

12G-fARMS 

NEED LARGE FARM 

llOME ON 20 ACRES? 

We have it. One hour, 20 minutes 

from Detroit. Recreation 

area. $15,950. 

JOHN A. ROWLING, INC. 

Lexington Office Open 

1.359.9611 or 883.3700 

1Ztf-LAKE AND RIVER 

PROPERTY 

200 FT. OF nice higb frontage 

on Hig Twin Lake, sandy 

beach, includes a modest cottage. 

Many large birch trees. 

$22,000.FORD REALTY, BEL- 

LAIRE. 

3 BEDROOl\f brick ranch. 100 

feet on Lake st. Clair. Ask. 

ing $60,000.Agent 4,68.7033. 

GAYLORD-Wilderness Vaney 

Mancelona Rd. W: of old 2.7 

10 Acre Tracts 

The Hills Are Aflame! 

Gold and Russet Foliage 

Cover the Countryside 

Winterized Chalets for. sale 

Phone, Write for Map.Brochure 

George Wellingtan Smith 

MA 6.2925 Franklin Village 

U-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

BOURNEMOUTH 1570 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5:30 - 

Cozy 3 bedroom colonial. New 

roof in '67. Nice, new econom. 

ical furnace in '50. Cheery {ire. 

place, pretty carpeting and 

drapes. Priced in the middle 

twenties. 

VERNIER 543 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5:30. 

Approximately 3,000 square 

feet of delightful living space 

in this excellent borne. New 

carpeting, garage attached by 

breezeway. Priced in low for. 

ties. 

RUTH ASSOC IATES 

Realtors - TU 6-4060 

21197 PARKCREST DR. Is 

your House too large in 

Grosse Pointe? This well 

built 3 bedroom brick ranch, 

large kitchen and living room 

with fireplace, enclosed ter. 

race, garage, on a nice quiet 

street, might suit your needs. 

Low thirties. 

OFFERED BY 

ANIEL 

20225 Mack TU 6-1190 

Are you thinking of selling 

your house? If so, call us. 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

THE toeA TION is ideal, the 

condition is perfect, the 

price is right! An excep. 

tlonal 3 bedroom Colonial 

offering a long list of 

extras including a new 

modem kitchen, slale entrance 

hall, combination 

f.mlly-dlnlng room, firstfloor 

lavatory. excellent 

master bedroom, decorator 

wall paper and lighting 

fixtures, lush carpeting and 

draperies. Located near 

pub Jj c and parochial 

schools. 

NEARLY EVERY home for 

sale in Grosse Pointe can 

be seen in our catalogue of 

photos. Stop In and see 

them tl.-day. 

TOLES 

Realtor 

7. KERCHEVAL TU 5-4100 

O"r 21th year In Grosse Pointe. 

A VISIT to this New 

England Atmosphere 

will find you the home 

of your choice. 

.3, 4 8nd 5.bedroom homes 

• Grosse Pointe Schools 

• Hudson's Eastland-5 blocks 

• Edsel Ford Express-l block 

• Park. Playground-l block 

DANBURY PARK SUB. 

a development by 

A. W. MILLER, INC. 

VA 2.259l> 

Open 9:00.5:00 week days; 2.00 

5 Sundays. Closed Saturday. 

Located off the West Bound 

Harper Ave. Service Drive, 

between Eight Mile Rd. and 

Vernier Rd. in Huper Woods. 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS. 1549 

Hollywood. Attractive colonial 

home. 2 large bedrooms. Cut 

srone, aluminum siding. Pan. 

eled den. Carpeting. 2-car ga. 

rage. Handy to schools and 

shopping. Owner. $27,500. 

G I L C H R 1ST, 15314,Detroit 

brick 4 bedroom, 2 complete 

baths. Fine home, fine sec. 

tion. Vacant. $26,000. Graham 

547.2733. 

GROSSE PTE. WOODS 

Farm Style Rambling Ranch 

1037 MOORLAND-Open Sunday 

2 to 5. BuUder's own 

home! Hurry on this Ii year 

old beauty! 3 twin sized bed. 

rooms, paneled family room, 

large. covered patio, excel. 

lent carpets and draperies 

throughout. Many hidden ex. 

'tras. Has all those extra nice. 

ties for modern and conven. 

ient living. Priced at $48,500 

for quick sale. 

CONTEMPORARY 

QUAD LEVEL 

1039 CANTERBURY - Open 

Sunday 2.5 p.m. for your in. 

spection. Has an excellent 

floor plan for family living 

and extra large family room. 

Carpets, draperies and a 

built.in kitchen. Immediate 

occupancy, too. Don't de1ay,be 

sure to see today. 

GROSSE PTE, FARMS 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

242 MORAN, near Charlevoix. 

A charming New Orleans cen. 

ter entrance colonial with 

built-in kitchen, Ionllal dining 

room, separate family room, 

21,2baths and an attached 21h 

car garage. Immediate occu, 

pancy available and priced in 

the mid 50's. 

MARV 

BOUTIN 

884-7733 


Grosse Pointe Woods 

BY OWNER. Colonial, 3 bed. 

rooms, 1~ baths, 2'h car garage, 

Dor.Wall porch. well 

landscaped lot 5Oxl65. Jan. 

uary occupancy. 962 Lincoln, 

Grosse Pointe City. TUxedo 

2.5142. 

PIPER BLVD. - 8 room older, 

comfortable home. 4 large 

bedrooms, tiled bascment, 

double garage. Beautifully 

landscaped. 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

HILLCREST, 349, Grosse Pointe 

Farms. Gray brick Colonial. 7 

rooms, 3 bedrooms, den, llii 

baths. Finished recreation 

room, bar in basement, double 

garage. Drop in-you're expected. 

RIDGEMONT 20565, Harper 

Woods, between Xway and 

Beaconsfield. 3 bedrooms, llii 

baths, large kitchcn. Very 

roomy home. Owncr anxious 

to sell. Under $18,000. V8cant. 

SCHWEITZER 

REALTORS 

~Iemher of McEdra and 

Grosse Pointe Multiple 

Ll stin g Assoc. 

886-4200 

20780 MACK 


with bar. Att. garage. Nicely 

developed yard with patio and 

Bar.b-q. PRICE REDUCED. 

ROLAND,433-IN THE FARMS 

-Ex!;ellent 3 bedroom, 2 bath 

home with 1 bedroom and 

hath on 1st floor. Lots of 

charm and storage space. 

Glassed breezeway and 2 car 

garage. Ideal for Executive 

desiring low maintenance. 

SHELBOURNE CT., GROSSE 

POINTE FARMS. Contempo. 

rary 3.bedroom, 2.bath ranch 

in secluded cul.de.sac location. 

Kitchen.dinette has builtins. 

Living room with fireplace 

overlooks privacy yard. 

Tiled basement and attached 

2-car garage. Only $42,900 

with quick occupancy! 

FOLLOWING BY 

APPOINTMENT 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS WESTWIND LANE 30 - This 

colonial 4 bedrooms, 214 baths l'kstory home in the Farms 

fireplace in I i v itl g roo m, on a quiet street has much to 

14x21' paneled family room. 2 offer with 2 bedrooms, 2. batbs 

car garage. Conveniently 10' down, plus large family room. 

cated to schools and trans. 2nd floor bas 2 bedrooms and 

portation. Early oceupaney. bath. 

For appointment call 884.1382. FLAT 

___________ 5 & S WAYBURN.Vernor Area. 

Both recently decorated. Excellent 

rental property. 2 gas 

BEAUPRE, 225-Attractive 1%. 

STORY brick. 2 bedrooms 

with room for 3 more up. 

stairs. Choice Farms location. 

Quick. occupancy. L 0 vel y 

trees, good sized fenced lot, 

attached 2-car garage. TU 4- 

0600. 

BALLANTYNE CT. E.-Excellent 

3.bedroom RANCH lay. 

out with family room and 2car 

attached garage, Jarge 

kitchen, games room, lovely 

carpets, draperies. Short walk 

to Star of Sea and Barnes 

School. Good value, $44,900. 

TU 1-6300. 

BEAUF AlT-Immeculate COL- 

ONIAL in choice location. 1 

bedroom down; 2 bedrooms 

up. Hz baths, enclosed ter. 

race, 2.car garage. 1;1 blocks 

to Mack. TU 1-4200. 

CANTERBURY-Almost new" 

bedroom Split-Level in Ligget 

School area. Large fam. 

ily room with fireplace. Excellent 

landscaping with se. 

cluded patio. Beautifully de. 

corated. Owner transferred. 

Immediate occupancy. TU 1. 

6300. 

FISHER, 852-In the "Farms" 

near "HiU" shopping; a 3. 

bedroom 1% bath brick COL- 

ONIAL in mint condition with 

new built.in kitchen and en. 

closed terrace. 2-car garage. 

See this at once! TU 4-0600. 

HOLLYWOOD - Ideal small 

brick RANCH in excellent 

condition. Close to bus and 

shops. TU 1-4200. 

PEMBERTON-We higbly reo 

commend this modem 2..story 

in beautiful setting with bird's 

eye view of the lake. 3 lovely 

bedrooms, 2lh baths, large 

paneled family room, 2.car 

attached .garage, luxurious 

carpets, draperies. Must be 

SOLD. TV 1-6300. 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

Luxury RANCH with every 

modern convenience. Nicely 

situated on secluded winding 

road with park.like grounds. 

3 spacious bedrooms, 2~ 

baths, beautiful family room 

with indoor barbeque, Mut. 

schIer kitchen, first floor 

laundry plus many terrific 

features. Owner Florida 

bound. TU 1.6300. 

RIVER ROAD-Executive type 

RANCH on large lot. 3 bed. 

rooms and family room. Fin. 

est fealures for discriminat. 

ing buyer. Make this a "must" 

to see. TU 1.4200. 

ROOSEVELT-Large 4.bedroom 

frame COLONIAL suitable for 

large family. St. Paul's Parish. 

Needs some work. Quick 

occupancy. Reduced to $28,. 

500. PR 1-2.300. 

ROSLYN-To settle estate. 3. 

bedroom IIh STORY handy to 

schools, bus, shops. Large 

kitchen, enclosed terrace, garage. 

VACANT. TU 1-&00. 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 

Betler than new! Everything 

has been done. Year-old 

SEMI.RANCH with 3 hed. 

rooms, 2 full baths. Dream 

kitchen with all bullt.ins, carpets, 

draperies, :locar garage. 

Terrific value. $31,800. TU 1. 

6300. . 

CARRIAGE HOUSE APART. 

MENT ort 80' parcel wilh 

beautiful trees near Jeffer. 

son. Room for 4 cars plus 

storage with 25' living room, 

3 bedrooms, bath and kitchen 

above. A rare offering! TU 

4-0600. 

JOHNSiONE & 

JOHNSTONE 

furnaces. 

Silloway & CO. 

TU 4-7000 

INFORMATION AND, 

PICTURES ON MOST HOMES 

FOR SALE IN THE 

GROSSE POINTES 

RANCH-Hidden Lane, central 

air. conditioning, s p r Ink 1e r 

system. Can before 9 a.m. 

Tue. Wed. Thurs. 886.6962. 

JUST THE FACTS 

OPEN SUNDAY,2:3()'5:00 

N. DEEPLANDS, 77. Elegant 

..countrY colonial. See our pic. 

ture ad for details. 

LAKESHORE DR I V E, 555. 

Glamour house with a view of 

the lake. Four spacious bed. 

rooms, three baths plus servants 

or g u est quarters. 

Charming new garden room 

with fireplace. Air condition. 

ed, outdoor ligbting and 

sprinkling system. 

MAUMEE, 17015. S pee i a I 

ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 

spectacular kitchen, low 30s. 

BED FOR D, 1300. Excellent 

English Colonial. See our pic. 

ture ad for details. 

WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE. 

Outstanding size and condition. 

Master bedroom and 

bath on first with two huge 

bedrooms and bath on aeeond. 

FIRST OFFERING. Vernier, 

513. Quaint Farm Colonial. 

Mint condition. 3 bedroom, 

bath &. ;I. Marvelous family 

room, natural fireplace in 

Jiving room, rec. room. Under 

30 thousand. 

THANK you for reading our 

8dvertising. Call us. 

JOHN S. 

GOODMAN 

93 Kercheval 886.3060 

FIRST OFFERING 

IN THE PARK-BISHOP LANE 

Outstanding 2 Bedroom, 2 

Bath Ranch. Large Living 

room, Dining room, Kitchen 

with complete built. ins plus 

breakfast area. Professionally 

decorated. Two car 

attacbed garage with elec. 

tric eye, springier system. 

JAW maintenance grounds. 

GROSSE PTE. FARMS 

264 LEWISTON 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 

Attractive 5 Bedroom 2~2 

Bath Co Ion i a 1. Excellent 

floor plan.2 car attached ga. 

rage plus extra bedroom 

and bath on t h i r d floor. 

Near Shopping and Schools. 

HARPER WOODS 

GROSSE POlNTE 

SCHOOL DISTRICT 

THREE BEDROOM brick bun. 

galow. Living TOO m with 

Fireplace, Dining room and 

2 car garage. 

SWEENEY 

& 

MOORE, 

INC. 

881-6800 


FOR SALE 

226 BEAUPRE. 2 bedrooms, 

den, 1'h baths. One car garage. 

$38,250. 

,BEDER LIVING 

BEGINSWITH 

A NEW-HOME 

Our idea home at 9 Alger Place 

will be open Saturday and 

Sunday from 2 to 4:30. Alger 

Piace is south of Jefferson 

aud west of Fisher. 

We also have other home$ under 

construction and a limited 

number of building sites. 

WALTER H. MAST CD. 

TU 2-1401 TU 2-1400 

4883 H A R V A R D. 3 bedroom 

Dutch coloni81, C e n t e r en. 

trance, separate dining room. 

Fireplace, I a r g e screcned 

porch, new 3 car garage. Pric. 

ed in mid 20's. Open Sunday 

2.5. TUxedo 5.8937. 

Grosse Pointe 

OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 

BARRINGTON, 816. First advertised. 

One and one-half 

story. Bedroom and bath on 

first floor. Two bedrooms and 

bath above. Den: Recreation 

room. Substantially built. 

OXFORD, 66. Near the lake. 

Superior Regency colonial. 

Seven bedrooms, four and 

one-half baths. Library. Florida 

room. Recreation room. 

Prime location. 

EDGEMONT PARK, 860. Attractive 

colonial design. Built 

1955. Four bedrooms, two 

and .one.half baths. Library. 

First floor utility room. 150 

foot lot near lake front park, 

private to street residents 

only. Well landscaped. Quick 

possession. 

MAISON, 437. Choice Farms 

location. Three bedrooms, 

newly decorated, spacious co. 

lonial. Move right in. Con. 

venient to Monteith & Brown. 

ell and in new North High district. 

FOLLOWING BY 

APPOINTMENT 

ELM COURT. First advertised. 

A.l colonial in A.l location. 

Four bedrooms, two and onehalf 

baths. Library. Glassed 

par c h. Recreation roo m. 

Many features including cen. 

tral air conditioning. 

McMILLAN. First advertised. 

Desirable Early American. 

Three twin.sized bedrooms, 

ODe aDd one-half baths. Rec. 

reation room. Convenient location. 

Near Charlevoix. Fine 

condition. Quick possession. 

WHITTIER. First advertised. 

High grade colonial. Built in 

1958. Three sizeable bedrooms, 

two and one.half 

baths. Dressing room. Family 

ro.>m. Pan e 1e d recreation 

room. 

McMILLAN. First advertised. 

Nice colonial. Three bedrooms, 

one and one.half 

baths. Den. Recreation room. 

Early occupancy. St. Paul 

Parish. 

VERNIER. Fairly new Cape 

Cod. Two bedrooms on first 

floor. Unfinished second fioor 

for exp,msion. 

SHOREHAM: End t hat big 

job of transporting your chilo 

dren to school. Four bed. 

rooms. 2 bath, story and one. 

half. In mid f jrties. One block 

to Star of the Sea and Barnes 

Schools. 

WEDGEWOOD. Colonial in im. 

maculate condition. Built in 

1958. Three bedrooms, two 

and one.half baths. Central 

air conditioning. Many inclusions. 

LaSALLE PLACE, Secluded cuI. 

dc-sac. Charming colonial. 

Library. Five bedrooms, three 

and one-half baths on second 

floor. Pan e led recreatioll 

room with fireplace and bar. 

LAK~POINTE. South of Jeffer. 

son. Substantial En g lis h. 

Well kept.. Three bedrooms, 

one and one-half baths. Fam. 

ily room. Recreation room. 

FAIRWAY. Sharp one and one. 

half story. Four spacious bed. 

rooms, two baths of which 

two bedrooms and bath arc 

on first floor. First £Ioor util. 

ity room. Glassed and screen. 

ed porch. Recreation room. 

L1TI'LESTONE. Colonial in ex. 

cellent condition. Three bedrooms, 

one and one.half 

baths. R e c rea t i ()n room. 

Scrcel1cd Jlorch overlooking 

well landscaped grounds. 

THOROUGH COVERAGE 

ON OTHER 

GROSSE POINTE HOUSES 

StoJl in for a timc saving list 

tailored to ~'our rcquiremenl, 

fro m 0 u r comprehensive 

Grosse Pointe catalog or pho. 

tographs and small floor 

plans. 

MAXON 

BROTHERS, INC. 

83 KERCHEVAL TU 2-6000 


FOR SALE 


WE DARE to compare thl:; col. 

onial with any and all oth 

ers in the four bedroom two 

bath category. Priced at 

$47,:>00, you know the own 

er really wan~ to sell. First 

floor plan includes two bed 

rooms and a large family 

room with access to both 

kitchen and dining rooms 

OPEN HOUSES 

SUNDAY 

2:30 to 5 

1794 ALLARD is a snappy little 

three bedroom colonial with 

an owner who is making 

plans to move to a larger 

abode. Just the item for 

that $30,000 prospect who 

needs occupancy quickly. 

301 TOURAINE offers a well 

proportioned. center hall 

colonial with four family 

bedrooms connecting to two 

baths. Over tbe attached 

garage are two more bed 

rooms and a third bathroom . 

Three ifreplaces on the first 

floor in the living room, 

family room and den. We 

think you'll warm up to 

this one. 

44 S. DEEPLANDS is :0, house 

which shows as well inside 

as it does from the curb 

t If you desire bedrooms up. 

stairs or down this offers 

both. 0 total of four large 

sleeping rooms and every 

one has a bath. The living 

room is thirty feet long, 

and the library has random. 

width.pegged floors and a 

charming wall. All this just 

a few feet from the lake in 

Deeplands. 

55 N. DEEPLANDS is just 

around the corner and is a 

larger house which should 

have tremendous appeal to 

a family which requires at 

le8st a half dozen bedrooms 

and baths. This one also 

has a pair of first floor 

bedrooms and large leisure 

room for family fun. 

41 WOODLAND Shores is ready 

for you and the photographers. 

As sparkling inside as 

out, this one comes newly 

decorated from top to bot. 

tom. Four bedrooms with 

compartmentalized baths 

The country kitchen COilnects 

to the large family 

room and makl!s a fine focal 

polOt for casual living 

just a few feet from the 

formal living and dining 

rooms. 

YES • . • you can buy a three 

bedroom home for under 

twenty.four thousand dol. 

lars. We are showing such 

a house Sunday, at 3984 

Buckingham. Both house 

and owner aTe all dressed 

up and ready to go. The 

next move is yours! 

BY APPOINTMENT 

A "NOW" house which means 

from a decorating and avail. 

ability standpoint the place 

is ready for you now. Cape 

Cod by design and early 

American influenced interiors, 

this one is sure to ap. 

peal to the buyer who wants 

three or four bedrooms and 

two full baths. There is a 

first floor bedroom and 

glass and screened enclosed 

porch. When you check out 

20050 Marford Court, we're 

sure you'll get your check 

out. 

EXACTLY FITS the description 

outlined by so many of 

today's home buyers . . . 

colonial architecture, first 

floor bedroom. large library 

with fireplace, air conditioned, 

bedrooms up for 

visiting family with brood, 

and in "the right location." 

On one of the Shores finest 

streets, and just a few feet 

trom Lake Shore Road. 

STOP W II 1ST L Estopping 

around town seeking out 

the best three bedroom 

colonial available today. 

Our poll shows this litlle 

gem with its white pillars 

definitely has White House 

characteristics. 

YOU 1I1AY BE tenting tonight 

on the 0(' camp grounds, 

but by next year you can 

be in your ncw love ne~t, 

say build a bungalow big 

enough for two or more. 

H:we a blue room. a V:l;W ' 

room and just a few feet 

from Lake St. Clair shore. 

We'll sell you land lolsll 

land in the form of a vacant 

Jot 011 a c1eadend street lead. 

ing lo the Jake in the City 

of (:rosse Pointc. This new 

subdivision is particularly 

beautiful during 8Jll)le bIos. 

~om time, but, yet., we have 

no bananas. 

HEAD and shouldcrs above the 

rest of the market in Ihis 

neighborhood, yet priced be. 

low the competition. The 

answer is that the owner 

really wants to ~~1I.If you 

must have a room for the 

kirls anrl cOllious garage 

spacc and dcsire colonial I 

architecture. then this one I 

.~houlcln't he overlooked. 

Priced in the filtics. 

Purdy 

& 

Edgar 

63 KERCHEVAL TV 8-6010 

13-REAL mATE 

FOR SALE 

NOTl'INGHAM, 1034-Spacious 

4 bedroom. Newly carpeted 

Living.dining anti den. Panel. 

ed family roo m. Finished 

basem~nt. Excellent condition 

$41,900. WOodward 3.5343 or 

885.2546. 

BEDFORD 838 

OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 

Near Jefferson. Modern 1942 

brick Colonial, 8 large rooms, 

3 bedrooms up, den down, natural 

fireplace. 2~ baths, tile 

basement, gas heat, recrea. 

tion room, side drive, 2.car 

brick garage. Immediate pos. 

session. Priced to sell quick. 

FORD MANSUR CO. 

526-2555 

"FARMS," 105 Mapleton. Dutch 

Colonial, 3 bedrooms. Open 

Saturday 3 to 5 p.m. TUxedo 

1-5878. 

CHAMPION 

REALTOR 


FISHER 545 .,.. Brick to roof 

semi. bungalow. Two bed. 

rooms down, one up, big family 

kitchen, full dilling room, 

natural fireplace. gas heat, 

carpeting, large lot, garage. 

Be sure to see this. 

N. BRYS 8S3-Attractive three 

bedroom, 2 bath ranch. Beau. 

tiful kitchen with built.ins, 

loads of cupboards and large 

dining area. Lovely living 

room with raised hearth fire. 

place. Excellent family room, 

2 car attached garage. Priced 

in mid forties. 

NOTTINGHAM 841.843 - All 

brick :i.5 flat. Two gn fur. 

naces, two car garage. Good 

rental income. Lower vacant 

soon. Out of tOWl!owner says 

SELL. 

VACANT LOTS 

lWO large picturesque lots in 

choice Farms location. 

NEXT TO 959 Beaconsfie1dJ, 

Size: 30 x 108.30. $2,500. 

CALL US FOR INFORMATION 

ON ALL GROSSE POINTE 

PROPERTIES 

CHAMPION 

REALTOR 

TU 4-5700 

LOCHMOOR BLVD. 

One of the few 3 bedroom 

homes on this elegant street 

in the Woods. Newly decorated 

including new !XL kitchen 

with built-ins. Large lot 

completely fenced, new furnace 

& air conditioners. 

Close, but not too close to 

Grosse Pointe High North & 

Parcels. Call owner for appointment. 

TU 6-2755 

First Offering 

Whittier Road off Kerche. 

val ••• Center Hall Co. 

lonial built in 195fl. Three 

LARGE bedrooms, 21k 

baths, 16 ft, panclE:d family 

room. modern kitchen 

with built.ins, breakrast 

room, screened terrace. 

Loaded with many extras. 

Exceptional value. 

S49,50l>. Don't let this 

one get away! 

Two Family - Nel! Road 

near Jeffer,,;on. Each unit 

conlains 3 bedrooms, 

2 baths. den, separate 

breakfast room, 2 fill" 

naces. 4 car brick garage. 

Nothing else like it 

today at $49,500. Good 

condition. Immediate pos. 

session. 

Lakeshore Lanc - Appeal. 

ing 2 bedroom newer 

ranch home in a qllict 

area near Star of Sea 

parish. De n, morl cr n 

kitchen, 2 baths, large 2 

car a tt a c h e d garage. 

Sprinkler system provirles 

easy yard care. Vacao!. 

Listed at $48,000. 

Exclusive by 

'age Twenty-Fivi 

U-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

GROSSE POINTE PARK' 

KENSINGTON, 5 bedrooms;; 2 

baths, 2 lavatories, decora~ed 

througlJout the house #tis 

year. New carpet 81ld draper 

ies, modem kitchen ~d 

breakfast noon. Finished :tee 

room. Very good heat. 2'1ar 

garage. Near St. Ciare and 

school and church. Good shop 

ping, good transportation. )~y 

owner. 885.2709 for appoint 

ment. ,: 

Tappan Says 

"OCTOBER IS 

HARVEST TIME. 

WE HAVE THE PICK 

OF THE CROP:" 


884-6200 

1352 BEDFORD - This 4 bedroom 

English priced in low 

40's is located in the Park on 

one of the finer streets. You 

will enjoy the large updated 

Mutschler kitchen, a TVroom 

and 4 good-sized bedrooms. 

May we show you this rare 

find today? 

474 BOURNEMOUTH-Located 

in Star of the Sear parish and 

priced at $48,500, custombuilt 

Z bedroom ranch with 

natural fireplace, formal. dJning 

room, paneled family 

room, 2-ear att. garage with 

elec. eye. 

382 HILLCREST - 3 bedroom 

brick bungalow in the Farms 

close to schools, shopping and 

transportation. Immediate occupancy. 

Room for 4th bedroom 

on 2nd floor. 

765 :MIDDLESEX-Custom.built 

4 bedroom, 2* bath ,center 

entrance colonial with library, 

family room, 2lk.car ait. gar. 

age. BeautiIuUy landscaped. 

2120 STANHOPE - Situated in 

delightful area, lovely a bedroom 

ranch in excellent con. 

ditiQn, priced at $32,500. 

725rWESTCHESTER.-In Windmill 

Pointe area and priced 

right for the executive - 4 

bedroom, 2;1 bath Regency 

r.erfect for entertaining. Priced 

right! 

ST. CLAIR SHORES 

20510 EftiBEN-3 bedroom, 1* 

bath rauch completely carpeted 

with fully equipped kitchen. 

This 1l.Yr.-old well-built 

home has recreation room, 2car 

garage. 

90 Kercheval 

BORLAND 

• 

McBREARTY 

1452 

NORTH RENAUD 

* LARGE RANCH 

tr 3 BEDROOMS 

8H-6200 

* 2Y2. BATHS * FAMILY ROOM * BASEMENT REC. ROOM 

WITH WET BAR & 

FIREPLACE 

* ATTIC FAN * SUPER CLOSET SPACE * ATTACHED GARAGE * MANY OTHER EXTRAS * LARGE LOT * EXCELLENT LOCATION * MID 50's * 5 JI2 % MORTGAGE 

AVAILABLE 

PRIVATE PARTIES ONLY 

TU 1-1305 

First Offering 

New England Cottage ••• 

jusl a stones throw from 

the new Grosse Pointe 

North High School. Priced 

at $23,500. This one 

of a kind is extremely ap. 

proprlate for the bache. 

lor type, widow, or a 

COlipie who seek easy 

living in a eharming 

style. Ideal compact pri. 

vacy yard. 

Sunningdale Drive-one 0 f 

the very few opportuni. 

tics to satisfy those who 

have the urge fo "stretch 

0111." This Early American 

semi.ranch is resting 

on a picturesque par. 

eel measuring 153x2!l6/ 

272. Custom built by 

Walter l\last lor present 

owner. 2 bedrooms. paneled 

library &< 2 baths 

on tho first floor. 3rd 

bedroom ;md bath plus 

large storage area on the 

sl'cond floor. Priced at 

59,900. 

Hunt Club Drhe - 3 bedroom 

brick colonial in an 

ideal location. Vacant! 

Attractive living room 

with fireplace, formal 

dining room, kitchen with 

eating area. Bc sure to 

see this. Near Mack Ave. 

nue. Priced at $29,POO. 

19 I(erchcvlll Realtors TU 8.3900 

Next to Punch & Judy Thoater

.' .; if ~.5 (£,$ .1.5." ", ','~ ,J ,:;,#.,-.HJ-.fJi 

Page Twenty-six 

CLASSIFIED 

ADS 

Call TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly 

Your Ad Can B. Charged 


FOR SALE 

GROSSEPTE. 5HORES 

55 CRESTWOOD (R 0 BE R T 

JOHN RD.) - Newer custom 

built 3 bedroom ranch. The 

floor pIan is excellent, with 

2.1' carpeled family kitchen 

\\ilh built ins, 17' family 

room. 2Y, attached garage. 

lot. Priced in the 50's. Open 

Sunday 2.5. 

GROSSEPTE. WOODS 

506 SHOREHAM - Distinctly 

different tri.level, club room 

with built-in wet bar for enlerlaining. 

Living room has 

cut stone fireplace and studio 

ceiling. nJany other features. 

Immediate possession. 0 pen 

Sunday 2.5. 

HARPER WOODS 

C U S TOM BUILT 4. bedroom 

brick bungalow in new Grosse 

Pointe North High district. 

Owner wants offer. Immedi. 

ale possession. Priced in low 

20's. Opcn Sunday 2.5. 

WILCOX 

REALTORS 

884-3550 

OXFORD 1670. French colonial, 

3 bedrooms, library, attached 

garage. $45,000. 886-7031, by 

appoinlment. 

1002 AUDUBON. Colonial, 1964. 

Four bedroom, formal dining 

room, spaciou,s .Idtehen with 

complete built-iris, large family 

room. 2'h baths. LafJ~e lot. 

Mint condition. Priced in mid 

50s. All rea sanable offers con. 

sidered. 

1372 AUDUBON. Cen{erhall 

Colonial, 1959.Fully air-conditioned. 

Four bedrooms, 2 

balhs, 2 lavs. Large lam., 

and recreation rooms. Builtin 

kit c hen. A-l condition. 

Priced in mid 50s. 

45 NORTH EDGEWOOD. OPEN 

SUNDAY 25 P.M. Large, 

luxurious ranch In the Shores. 

Newly decorated. SEE rf 

SUNDAY. 

387 NEFF. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 

P.M. Brick Colonial. Ten 

rooms and 3'12 baths. Modern 

k[chen. haths, (urnace, wiring. 

waler healer, etc. Close 

10 beach park. Best buy in 

Grosse Pointe for large family. 

Priced in low 40s. SEE 

IT SUNDAY. 

FASICK REALTV 

TU 1-7710 

i'l'ACIOUS CUSTOM HOME - 

735 Berkshire, one block from 

lake. 3 oversize'bedrooms. 80 x 

IRO 101. El:!ganl dccoraling. 

Florida room. pine panclled 

rl'crealinn room. dosets ga. 

iore. Priced in lippeI' forlies. 

Open evenings, Salurday, 

Sunday. R215182. 

TROMBLEY, 704 

OPP;N SU;'\I. 25 

The 21' masll'r bedroom wilh 

fircplace and hookshclves ael 

as a second living room in 

Ihis very attractive conIem 

Jtorary home on a large, deep 

lot near the lake. 

4 hedrooms. 2'" hath.~ and Ihat 

Ml importanl Isl noor la\ln. 

ory rO'Ull as weB a, an a: 

lachrrl garal:e and IInd,'r 

;:rollnd s p ri n k I e r S~'S[(,1I1 

mal.e Ihis a rl'al lailorsavinc:. 

.stl'p-saling homc. Early f'Ossession! 

$48,500. 

GROSSE PTE. SHORES 

Executive's nistom buill home. 

:l hNlrooms. :'I halhs 

:lfl' living room 

21. pane/cd library 

\)I'lighlflll hreakfasl roo m.1 

J.ar~e ~I'rccnecl terra('1' at, 

r!'.lr a rrords utmosttn pri- 

I"r-V. t!ndccl(I'olind sprinkle" 

: ~~Icm, 

.'\ hne (,ll~lOlll huill one owner 

hOllll' with lhal very de~irah((' 

IWllroom and bath on 1st. 

floor. "('ar schools and I, ,.ns 

.,oMation. $72,1>00. 

KARL 

DAVIES 

TU 5-3220 


fOR SALE 


4 BEDROOM 

OXFORD - Charming English 

res ide nee on 80' site. 2~. 

baths, formal dining room". 

library, family room. ExcelleJ1t 

~'alue. December 1st occupancy. 


TU 1-6300 

ALL OPEN SUNDAY 2-5:30 

LINVILLE 19282- Excellent 3 

bedroom. 1'12 bath Colonial. 

Natural fireplace, carpeting. 

family room. 

FAIRHOLME 1210-Superior 21 

bedroom semi.ranch. Space 

for additional bedrooms, 

plumbing roughed in. Central 

air conditioning, sprinkling 

system, 2 car garage. 

LOCHMOOR 212f.-4-bedroom. 2 

full baths bungalow. Family 

room, recreation room and 

garage. Price reduced. 

RIVER ROAD 21211 - exceptional 

2 bedroom brick ranch, 

large family room with natural 

fireplace, first floor utilily 

room. plus basement, H~ 

baths, attached garage. Price 

reduced. Owner moving to 

Florida. 

ROSLYN ROAD 1243 - 3 bcd. 

room, brick bungalow, 2 full 

baths, carpeting, recreation I. 

._-------1 

GROSSE POINTE AREA 

HARVARD 

YORKSHIRE 

TU 2-2100 

18530 MACK 

ltn:IIIM n:ALTY 

V,\l1ey'17314 

IU-REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALt 


..~-; 

ili FINE custom built 4.bedroom, 

m 2'h bath, house on secluded 

P center parkway street. Top 


FOR SALE 

MOSELLE PLACE 

PRICE REDUCED 

L_~~O_i~_d;_i~:_~k._.N_e_~_~_1Vn_~_:_. 

O_OI_~, ~~~ DON'T MISS this attr'active 5. 

bedroom Farm Colonial, off 

~~GROSSE PTE. WOODS 

~1 OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 

2000 OXFORD ROAD - Brick 

*~ n. slorv. 4 bedrooms, separate 

d{ning room. kitchen 

~W'~. 

DECORATING 

EXPERT paintllig, paper hang. 

ing. Free estimates. G. Van 

Assche. VAlley 4-1492. 

HUGHES BROTHERS 

DECORATORS 

5293 Yorkshire 

1382.9750or 331-8029 

P. P. GRACE & SON 

In busine~s since 1911 

Specializmg in exlerior painting. 

Guaranteed highest quality 

workmanship and materials. 

26355 Kathy Roseville 

779-0010 731-9037 

EXTERIOR 

We paint homes and garages - 

aluminum siding, wood, brick, 

block, etc. Very reasonable. 

Any paint of your choice. Esti. 

mates are free. 371-7478. 

DONALD BLISS 

Decorator 

Exterior Interior 

Free Estimates 

TU 1-7050 

40 Years in G.P. 

INTERIOR and exterior 

ing, wall washing and 

hanging. Reasonable 

30 years' experience. 

Barnowsky, 823-5596. 

penter repairs, wall papering 

anrt gutters. Free estimate. 

382-1221. 

PAINTING - WALL - Tex - 

ano paperhanging - removing 

- wall washing, 30 years 

experience, work guaranteed. 

Mertens, 122 Muir, TU 2-0083. 

INTERIOR, Exterior painting, 

floor tiling, carpenter repairs. 

Quality materials used. Free 

estimates. Lakeview 7-5318, 

after 6 p.m. 

A.l INTERIOR and exterior 

painting, wall washing and 

paper hanging. Have insur. 

ance. Kenneth Pygott, SLo. 

cum 8.1780, after 5:30 p,m. 

MARRIED college sludent ,experienced 

in!erior and exterior 

painting. Excellent references 

because of quality 

work. Call afler 5 p.m., 371- 

2296. 

SELL"QUICK-GET "MOORE" 

m:!!!3 

To 

LAKEF'RONT SITE - 198'x455' Factory representative. VAl. -'. - 

East Sid. F~I1~:f~:~W~ld 

Grosse Point. Indl~l~oa';'~~~i:~iCs 

bUll 01' .ell 

.' •~ i • Ca:~~~fe~:::2 

WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE AWNINGS, roofing, storm win- ... bot. Somerset and 

dOlI'S. black, white and vinyl. Nottingham 

Deep water dockage. Price re. Icy 1.2601ior 822.9588'1 ' DURA CLEAN--- 

duced. Terms available. _ 

TUxcdo 1-6300. 2tC-ELECTRICAL Serving ,lte Pointe ArelJ CARPET • FUR~ITURE 

SERVICES I SERVICE 

ROWE Johnstone & Johnstone --~- . --- I NO SCRlJRB1NG. N,o SOAKI~G 

---------------.-.1 I and REPAIRS PR '.0710 

ELECTRICAL WIRING I NO SHRINKING 

& !l IOTC' L'OR SALE _ V . KRAVS~IAr N ELECTRIC CO. Qua,ilySl!rvicl!~ Fret f:,limat.. 

I' • ., r • ernler Gco Bouhana I'rofl 

I Road in Harper Woods-Zoned G ROVE I TU 2-5900 I .-:.. ..--.-.-... 

for m till i'p I e. Architeelur~1 21 D=iLEC"-RICAL JOANNA WESTERN 

21043 MACK TU 4.1000 plans a va ,I a b I e for 5'IID1t APPLIANCES G P • to" WINDOW SHADES 

building. PRICED RIGHT. --------_ rosse oln e aU 

ALTI';R ROAD-Zoncd for mul GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY Cleaning. 'I'urning. Rc;)airing 

Fast Service 

MORAVIAN FOREST CO.Of' apartment with vicw on 

16 MILE ANO (;ARFIEI.Il -I Hivl'r. spacious. aiNo~di!ion. 

Cuslom raneh. 2',,, ycars tJln. ed, 2 b~rl~ooms. 2 bat.h~ Com. 

3 bedroom. 2',,, hath, family plell' (•.1'•. kllchen. JDclu~JDg 

room. Finished hasement. Ex. 1\' Fisher Rd.• Opp. High f;ul of "'¥'(j ~~M\:' lhe Park 

,. 

, 

, "

Ttiursday. October 10. 1968 

ZIu-PWMIING 



call 

VALLEY 1-2070 

• Fall Clean.up 

• Fall Fertilizing 

• Llwn Cuttlng 

• Leaf Removal 

• Evergreens TrimmM 

• Shrubs Trimmed 

• Landscape Planting 

• Landscape Construction 

• Snow Removal 

GENE'S 

LL\NDSCAPE 

SERVICE 

Bonded 

From Another Pointe of View 

:Firc Pl'Cvclltion Week Obscr\ 7ed 

cape routes, wiring, fUl'naces, 

and incinerators. and make reo 

ports of their findings to resi. 

dents. Ellenburg said. 

Fire departmcnt corporals, 

James Palmer and Andrew Be. 

noot. have been assigned to 

gil'e fire prevention lectures at 

all schools, in which literature 

also is being distributed, and 

posters have been placed on 

bulletin boards. 

Detroit Review 

Club Sees Hats 

LABay's Ct1STOIl 

PLUMBING AND HEATING 

lesideatfalllld Commercial 

. Repair aud Remodel 

(Continued from Page 17) , 

Water Heaters-A. O. Smith AU the Junior Goodwill members will be in costume, 

Peunaglass and Rheem Gla. each department feawring a dHferent style and color, 

liIle. 

(have a game and see of you can recognize the different 

'fuzed", 1•.,410 eostumes of each section!) • 

There'll be • s-Ial Goodwill Employe Exhibit, 

r~~ 

h 

SPRENKLE were the publle can actually lee employes involved, 

in the work they do daily during the yeart andt on the 

• PLUMBING 

• HEATING 

Third Floor, American Interior Designs will present 25 

• SEWER CLEANING viginettes showing "Antiques in Contemporary Settings!' 

And, of course, there'll be the First Floor dispJays of 

VA 2.1282 individual antique dealers, 38 in all. many new this 

"Hats and History," a ~ro. 

gram featuring leading hat 

fashions from the year 1898 to 

the present, was the openlng 

program of the season for the 

Detroit Review Club October 8 

at the Women's City Club. 

Three Grosse Pointe mem- 

be f th 

th:sin~els.\:~:bT:::r~a~::r':: 

modeled a 1919 gray erobroi. 

dered satin oonnet and a Greta 

Garbo slouch hat, circa 1929. 

21R-BRICK AND 

Siilce 1018 

21S-CARPENTER WORK 

CEMENT WORK 

21V-5ILVIER PLATING 

CHIMNEYS, porches built and H. F.JENZEN 

, 

repaired. Leaky basements, BUilDING 

• Silver " Gold PJatiDI 

broken steps. Call anytime. 

• 0DdJziDJ IJld Jlepa1rin, 

294-4216. 

Home and iDdul\trlal repm. • Bra .. Po1iJIdIlIIc Lacqueriq 

Additions, at tiea eomPleted. • Fil'eP1Ict &tun. nfiDJshecl 

BRICK, BLOCK, cement work, Porch enclosutes, recreaUoJl • Copper polbhiDl " buffin, 

cbimneys, porches, s t e p s, rooms, prales repaired. 

built and repaired. Basement TU 1-9744 TU 4-3011 LEEBERT 

waterproofing. 294-4014. 

SILVERSMITHS 

REMODELING 

lUlO CHABLEVOIX 

J. W. KLEINER custom built kitchen cabiDets 1\ BlD. Welt of Chalmers 

recreation rooms. Additions 

CEMENT CONTRACTOR 

VA :3-'1318, 

and :Ill types of porch en. 

All types Cement, Stone and closures, siding and roofin(. Zl%-LANDSCAPING 

Brick Work-New and Repairs FHA terms. We are insured, SERVICE 

.. 

Driveways, Porches, Walks 

licensed and bonded. 

Patios, Tuck Pointing, Inspection of complete work WILLlAY FREEMAN. 

Pre. cast Steps 

invited; we guarantee our LANDSCJ\PING 

Waterproofillg 

workmanship. 

Shr.ubs trimmed, gardening. No 

lawn .ervice.. Experienced 

No Job Too Small 

ONTARIO 

CONSTRUCTION CO. individual. 779.0269. 

SPECIALIZING 

881-4400 

IN 

TRIMMING, removal, llpraying, 

feeding and stump removal 

Flagstone Walks and PatlOf, 

ALL REMODELING Free estimates. Complete tree 

~atural Stone Planters 

Carpentry. alum. aiding, g'Jtters, service. Cal Fleming Tree 

LICENSED BONDED 

storms, doors, awnings, en. Service, TUxedo 1-6950. 

TU 2-0717 

closures, baths, kitchens, van. 

ities. 294-6644.Terms. 

year and many "old friends," plus Goodwill Industries' 

own booth on the Second Floor. plus the Country Store 

and Pantry Shelft offering deUcacies prepared by Junior 

Goodwill members, plus tbe Ice Cream Parlor for quick 

snacks and gourmet luncheons and dinners in the 

dining room 

S d Jill: :" G T • A Af'~It' 

Mrs, Emil Traum modeled a 

1924 cloche and an antique ra- 

eoon coat, and did a spirited 

~9h~~leston for her part of the 

M S SJhOWWh• 1 

n. ac k ee er modeled a 

pink satin pillbox with matching 

CLASSIFIED 

ADS 

Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quiekly 

Your Ad Can Be Charged 

21J-WALL WASHING 

WALL WASHINC 

PAINTING & DECORATING 

HOME MAINTENANCE 

ELMER T. LABADIE 

TUxedo 2-2064 

21K-WINDOWWASHING 

G.OLMIN 

WINDOW CLEANING 

SEltVICES 


WE ARE INSURED 

372-3022 

If no answer call 37:',3023 

A.OK Window Cleaners. Service 

on storms and screens. ~ee 

estimates. M 0 nth I y rates, 

521-2459. 

21M~SEWER CLEANING 

ALL SEWERS 

CLEANED ELECTRICALLY 

SEWERS 

Installed and Repaired 

Basement Waterproofing 

All work guaranteed 

24 hrs, service 

VERBEKE VVATBRPROOFING 

PR 5.5019 TUxedo 1.8061 

TU 1.9830 

ADVANCE MAINTENANCE 

Electric Sewer Cleaning for all 

drains and sewers. 

COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL 

WE DIG AND REPAiR 

BROKEN SEWERS 

All Work Guaranteed 

REPAIRS 

Waterproofing and brick work. 

We underpin footings, re~ir 

caved.in basement walls or 

make replacements. Inspec. 

tion of completed work in. 

vited; we guarantee 0 u r 

workmaLship. FHA te rm s, 

licensed, insured, bonded. 

ONTARIO 

CONSTRUCTION CO. 

881-4400 

H. CHAUVIN 

884-9512 CEMENT CONTRAC'fOR 

SEWERS CLE~ NED, 'broken ALL TYP~O~~ CEMENT 

sewers repaired. Guaranteed. 

Reasonable rates. 921.8175. • Walks. Drives. Porches 

• Patios • Waterproofing 

21....-A$PHALT 

DRIVEWAY 

MAKE THE OLD asphalt like 

H's been freshly done with 

filler. . This filler restores 

• Pre. Cast Steps 

• Tuck Pointing 

No job too small. Free e$ti. 

mates. 

CALL 

TU 2.6586 

TU 2.5956 

beauty to old driveways, Call 

now for free estimate. 874. 

1855.' 

2tO-WATERPROOFING 

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

BASE~lENTS WATERPROOF 

----- 

MASONRY and carpenter work. 

AIl types, new and repair. 

Fully insured. 35 years ex. 

pcrience. All work guaran. 

teed, 776.9391. 

ED-Reasonable rates, work. 

manship guaranteed. 921.8175 

BASEMENT 

W,!!""TERPROOF ING 

INSIDE OUTSIDE 

ALL WORK guaranteed. We dig 

outside waterproofing; water 

drains broken or cracked are 

replaced, Free cstimates. No 

job too small-jllst eall 

FRED NAVARRO 

WATERPROOFING CO. 

TU 2.5735 

ZIP-fURNITURe. REPAIR 

ELEGANCE IN 

UPHOLSTERING 

C1,,101ll mad,' furniture; oce 

nra(;ve f ah r i e s; professional 

needlepoint mounting, tapes, 

tries and yarn; chairs and 

stools in st(,~k EWALD. estah. 

lished 1926. 1 F~lIow.hLP 

i:~O Scnlor W~h Met hod l s t 

YOllth f'('IJowJhlp. 

,4l! ore ,"'Ic(>me. 

R.(/ardl~$~ 01 roc. 

Room 

886.4300 

•

,I Page TwentHight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Oc/oberlO, 1968 

* * * * Feature Page * * * 

who9 where aDd whatDot 

by whoozit 

Way back when ••• they first learned they were 

pregnant, due to deliver their babies within a few weeks 

of one another, Newcastle road across-the-street neighbors 

Carol Miller and Pauline McNeill speculated, 

"What if we're both in the hospital at the' same 

time? ••. " •.. But it was still a bit of a shock when 

Pauline glanced at the lady in the next bed in the 

Recovery Room-and discovered it was Carol! • . • The 

date was September 20, and Katherine. Andrea Miller 

and Colin Alexander McNeill had just put in their appearances 

... Katherine is the daughter of the Norman 

Millers, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rouse, 

of Bloomfield Village, and the Anthony J. Millers, of 

Detroit .•• Colin is the son of the Alex McNeills, grandson 

of Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Yesayian, of Lathrup Village, 

formerly of Middlesex boulevard, and the James Me- 

NeiHs, of Falkirk, Scotland ••. 

'" .* '" 

Confused ••• during this Election Year, wondering 

just exactly how we DO select our Chief Executive? 

••• The League of Women Voters h!ls issued a 

timely new book, "Choosing the President," 96 pages 

of complete, concise, factual information about The 

1\I08t Important Event in American Politics • • • This 

handy, J)on.partisan paperback explains step.by-step just 

how the President of the United States is nominated 

and elected • , . It may be ,ordered from Mrs. Frank 

Clements, Jr., 882-9608, publications chairman of the 

Gro!;se Pointe L WV • • • 

'" 

.. 

Here's II lovely "Short Thought" • • • from 

Poetess.in-Residence, Carolyn Hubbard Lucas 

Prayer of the 

... 

* 

Modern 

* 

American: "Dear God, I 

pray for patience. And I want it right now." 

-Oren Arnold 

* ... 

in The 

• 

Kiwanis lUagazinf' 

Sign at a watcrhole in Kenya's Tsavo National Park: 

"A nimals are requested to be quiet whilst the guests 

arc drinking and vice versa." 

-Jerome Beatty, 

* • 

.Tr., in 

• 

Saturday Review 

'" 

Magdalena Reno Mehling • lived as a child on 

the Ribbon Farm of her parents, the George Renos, (it 

was located at what is now the corner of Orleans and 

East Jefferson avenue) ..• She lived in a gracious age, 

an age of candlelight and formal parties, when ladiesand 

gentlemen, too-dressed for each specific occasion 

..• Today her granddaughter, Mrs, M. R. Olp, of Har. 

court road, is presenting to the Detroit Historical Museum 

two of Magdalena's beautiful ballgowns and accessories 

• • . The Pear Tree Chapter of Questers meets 

this morning for coffee at the BalfouI1 road home of Mrs. 

Robert Sheridan, Later, they'll proceed to the Museum 

to view costumes of the 19th and early 20th centuries 

and to witness Chapter Charter Member Mrs. Olp's 

presentation • • • Chapter officers for the new season, 

incidentally, are Mrs. Sheridan, president; Mrs. John 

V. Crane, vice-president; Mrs. Bertrum Watson, secre. 

tary; Mrs. Henry Gardner, treasurerj and Mrs. O1p, 

historian , •• 

• 

FLIGHT 

Wlurt can 1 say of sky? 1 sigh 

And look below to see the clouds go by. 

Afar 1 troce a shadow in unending space 

And know it must be mountains on ,earth's jace. 

But sky holds no more myst'ry than Ute earth: 

The place of birth for men who Imow 

what mighty dreams are worth. 

* 

• 

... ... . 

One small sehoolboy to another; "It might be unconstitutional, 

but I ahvays pray before a test." 

-Reamer Keller in McCall's 

There are some four-Iettf'r words which shock new 

brides-like cook, wash and iron. 

* ... 

-Joan 

... 

I. Welsh in Quote 

Husband as wife tries on hat: 

~~!_2!:d_~ar.I like the middle-ag~~ 

"Of course you can 

__~ook !~__ ~~ve~~ou." 

Pointer Of Interest 

Photo by Eddie McGratl1. Ir, 

MRS. GILBERT HUDSON, OF BEVERLY ROAD . 

By Janet lUueller Idoing her job .. , . 

"PLEASE," said Anne Hudson, chairman of the "We. have a lot, of people 

1968 Planned Parenthood Christmas Mart "help us ~vhose mt~rest and IjJvolvement 

, b In lhe Christmas ~~;;rtgoes hack 

to get across the Idea that the Mart IS open to th~ p~ . 10 years, to the first Mart. 

lie. We want everyon~ to come. There ~ no a~m.lSSlo.n These people really know what 

charge, and the DetrOIt Veterans MemoTJal BUlldmg IS they're doing-and that makes 

so easy to get to from Grosse Pointe: Just hop on a my job easy ... n • 

bus--that's the easiest way for me to go downtown; lOver 400 people are WOrkl'lg 

Good Taste (jJ. -A 

Favorite Recipes if ':(Jtn,e 

People inO~he Know I Counter Points 

ORANGE BREAD I by Pat Rousseau 

(Contributed by The Walton-Pierce Model .. , tries on new fashions as 

I\trs. Kenneth M. Reichle soon as they arrive. It gives the staff a chance to see how 

2 CAlifornia oranges they look. Sometimes it proves a guessing game as to 

1 cup sugar the price. The other day, Sue modeled some new evening 

~ cup water dresses. They looked like a million but they were priced 

Use peeling from two cali' around a hundrec. Yes, Walton-Pierce prices can be a 

fornia oranges, Cover with waterj very pleasant surprise. 

and cook until skin is soft. , '" 

Drain. Cut slUn into smalJ ,,* 

piei:es add one cup of sugar Beauty And Tile Best , .. is the story at Leon, 17888 

and \~ cup of water and sim. Mack Avenue. A doorman meets you to park your car 

mer IIntil slightly thick. Cool. or wisk it off to the car wash and fill it tIP with gas. (We 

3 cups unsifted flour are often down to the last drop.) Inside you'll find a 

4 tsp. baking powder superb staff ready to give you the 1)ery best service and 

]/2 tsp, salt styling for head to toe beauty. We usually rush in for 

1 egg , hair styling but there have been days we've enjoyed a 

It2 cup milk relaxing facial, a pedicure and manicure. Then there 

Mix all ingredients together always comes the timt' for hair streaking again and 

:ft and bake in slow oven, 325., scissoring. We don't get Our eyebrows and lashes dyed 

"~I for one hour or until nicely but it is a real conve'lience and asset for many. If you 

~ 

'. 

brown 

~Iakei; one 

,and. 

large 

cooked 

loaf, 

______ 

through. need a bit of a make-up perk-up, ask at the 

for advice and see the newest products. You 

beauty bar 

know, even 

the food there is good, Many a day we've been saved 

starvation under the dryer. TUxedo 4-9393. 

Grand Marais 

Qllesters Meet 

I from 

* * '" 

lUichelle's Boutique , •• is located at Leon, so you also have the 

The Grand Marais Chapter of o?portunit:r ~ see the latest boutique fas~j~ns, jewelry, accesS()o 

Questers will meet tomorrow, nes and gift Items. We saw two new a~dJfI0!1s. A handy gadget 

Friday, October 11, at tbe Bal. sq~eezes a lemon, ever so J.leatly a.nd a stiver plated bulter server 

four road home of Mrs. Edward I tu ns out bulter II! attractive deSigns. 

R. Bunn. Mrs. J. D. Cassens * * * 

will present a program on old 

Orie!ltal Rugs. 

In Martha's Closet ... 373 Fisher Road, you'll find her 

"~ery own" rain coat . . . a perfectionist poplin, lined 

catch the Jefferson Beach at the end of the street-and in some capacity for the '~B .P.E.A... Workshop wlth snuggly fun-fur. She bought it for you in traditional 

beige and many other colors including red and green. 

get off at the corner of Woodward and Jefferson .. , Mart. One reason th.e gr.ollp IS Slated Oct. 2~ 

"D 't '. '1' g "n. 0------------ --- so large. Anne explams. ISthat ~ 

.. 

on say we re mal ... 

In I ' there's a need for so manv vol. 

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vitations'; call them brochur~s. calls, smiling. "about as hig as unteer salesladies. Then sh~ cor. : Every Woman '.' . likes to make ~han(Jes for the better. 

That's what they rcally .are: A~. our living room is today." South Irccts berself: "Happiness Is Learning" will A .Mutschler kltch~n lets h~r rearrange storage. Wall 

nou~cement~ of Wh~~th;; year S Carolina wa.s more of the same: Sometimes Men Are Best be the theme of the 1968 fall umt shelves of wood are adJustable; cOlnpletely remov- 

Chnstmas • art WI 0 cr. A slcepy IIttlc Southern town, "N I h ld 't I regional workshop' of Parent able. Undercounter unit shelves of metal or wood are 

"We send them 10 a list of f h I 0, S 011 n say sa .es. 

people we have collected, a list a ,,~~yw~~.~~A~n~, says of her IfLADIES t .~e have t .mentwhorkhm~Education Associates, to be held sliding and adjustable. Drawers can be interchanged 

wc try to add to evcry year. Southcrn Years "an experience or us. 00. some Imes e us Tllesday: Octobcr 22, at St. Paul and special interior fittings changed about. At MutsChler, 

We send tbem to our frienils Id' h gain" I bands are the best salcspeople Evangelical Lutheran Church, 20227 Mack Avenue, learn how easy it is to make modiand 

to our friends' friends. W~ wew~~~ G~er:!t t::eAfr Fo~ce, of/lit' . ,;"t t1]S th ~ohaa:onle avenue and Lothrop fications and changes in their hardwood kitchens, 

selld thcm to the people who the Hudsons came to Detroit. ~s IV a, e?xac y, e * '" ,;, 

wrote their names and ad He's a Divisional Merchandls!! Chlrtl,stmas"Mart. f f u and The seminar opens at 9:3G 

d . th S' I B k t. sag oup 0 amo s o'clock with coffee and dough. 

reSllCs l~ e Ign. n 00 a Manager WIth the J. L, Hudson sometimes ofI-the-heaten-track nuts. The morning address, 

Iallt year s ~~rt, a~d, to the Compa~y n~w, (rather e far cry specialty shops from all parts ot scheduled to run from 10 until 

people who SIgned 10 at the from hiS Air Force work ~s a th U't d Stt j)" g a 11:30 o'clock, will be given by 

Mart before that, and the ~1art Pho~o.Radar Interpreter). H:lid:~ ~isit ~oe~et~~:~ Ass~~: Dr. Juanita Collier, Wayne State 

our be~,ore that . . . They're Happy Here bled under one roof at the De- University, Educational Psychol. 

, We sen.d them to cv~ryonc "This is really 'homc'," Anne troit Veterans lfemorial Build. ogy Department. 

we can thmk of-and sllll we explains 'the only place we. th Sh d' I th. Dr, Collier will discuss "Self. 

kn~v w~ miss pe~le. ~lIt we have ev~r really li,!ed together. ~~:;es a~d ta~~sord~~~ ~~r I:u:~ Discipline in the Learning Proc. 

don t miss thcm mtentlOnal1y, We've found Grosse Pointe to t d Ch .• ~ dress" and will answer questions 

A ' ma who wants an ee pre- r1s~"as e Ivery. 

ny man or wo n . be v"ry friendly-there are SiJ "We try to represent every from the floor following hcr 

a brochure can call me UP-I;I many young married people liv. ~ossible spccialty that we can talk. 

love to ~ee that ~,elshe persona. ing here-and we like 'Detroit think 0'. to concentrate on items Miss Esther L. Middlewood, 

ly recclves one. , and what it offers." thaI are not availahle here," Consultant in Family. Life Edu. 

YOII Are Wanted The H II d son shave thrcC' Anne' noles. "We trv VERY cation. will present the after. 

So ... in case you didn'l I daughters: Jennifer, 9'h" and HARD not 10 duplicate. noon addre~s, "Creative Ap. 

know, we rclay Anne's messagc: Elizabeth, "a brand new 8." in "I should mention too" she proach to Learning," at 1 

The Planned Parenlhood Christ- the Fourth and Third Grades adds "the wonderf~1 s~pport o'clock. Discussion groups. cov. 

mas .M~rt wants YOU!, al Grosse Pointe Univer~ity we get from local shO'Js. Not cring creative possibilities :n 

ThIS IS Anne Hudson s second School. and Susan. 3, followmg onlv do they supoort us-they Art. Science. Nalure. Travel, 

ycar as Mart general chairman. in ber sislers' footstcps at tak~ ads in our hrochure!" Communication and Exprcssion, 

It's a "sleady" job; the Christ. Christ Church Nursery School. 0 0 t b r 22 Social Awareness-any area of 

mas ~1art, including lining up Annc's favoritc recreation is . pen~ c 0 c j possible children's creativity on 

shops, lining up v:llunlecr work tcnnis, but she has NO illusions ThIS year s Marl opcns, Tues which participanls wish Lofocus 

ers and handling thc "percl.'nl. about her prowess as a player. day, Oclobe~ 22, at 5 0 cl?~k, -and a round.up will conclllde 

ages," (Planned Parcnthoorl With Gil, shc entered the re. closes at B 0 clock that evcnlng, the IV 0 r k s It 0 p. Dismissal is 

The Comings and Goings • • . at Robert's 

Place, 405 FIsher Road, Is the talk of the ~ 

area. In clime tire" passe hairdos and out •• 

go the new;:r shapes of the new season. ~ \'::J 

Rohert fells us although hair is stilI shortish .... r. 

thp.re is a bit of side softness dlle to more -V ' 

length ..• 8864130. * • • • ' 

The Sphere . , . 19849 Mack, has a new 

shipment of 1968 Yule plates from Denmark. 

Traditional blue on porcelain for 

a Christmas celebration scene in.a 

Danish church. This newest limite'd 

edition f['om Bing and Grondahl 

thirteen-fifty a plate. 

KAnneLle" Is coming! • • , She's bringing her 

By request .. , the Notre Dame Pharmacy has extended 

"FrIends," too-to the regular meeting of the Grosse 

their special on Notre-Vite, the high potency vitamin- 

Pointe Woman's 

1 ()'cIock in the 

Club 

Fries 

next Wednesday, 

Crystal Ballroom 

October 

of the 

16, at 

Grosse 

mineral capsules manufactured specially for 

tile month of October, one 111lndred for three 

tltem. For 

ninety-five 

Pointe War Memorial 

Anderson, of Lansing, 

•.. 

and 

"Annette" 

her "Friends" 

is Mrs. James 

are .Character 

. , . you save a dollar. 

.. ,;, ,;, 

Dolls from all over the world, fashioned by Annette 

and dressed by her in velvets and brocades, using bits 

of old material and rare laces from antique shops . . . 

Mrs. John J. Kelly, chairman of the day, will introduce 

the Doll Maker ... Hostess Mrs. Edward Pisula, assisted 

League, Inc. receives a perccnt. cent ']'cnnis and Crumpets Tour. re.opens. Wednesrla'y' October scheduled for 3 o'clock. 

age of the price of items solei nanwnt. "We werc in the B. ~3, run~mg ~rom 10 m t~e morn. Rescrvations must be madc 

through Ihe ~larl). is literally minus Category: That's third mil \lnlll 8 10 the ~venmg; ano and paid for in advance. Dl.'ad. 

a ycar.'round projcct. down from thc top. and there runs from 10 untll 5 0 c1oc~ line is nexl Thursday, October 

But Annc doesn't view it as arc onIv four classes." she Thursday, October 24, when It 17 

The Kalcilloscope ••• sees YOIl saving your petty cash In pet 

piggy or flln animal banks, New colorful square banks inspire 

savings too. Thrifty prices start at fifty-nine cents ••• 16135 Mack 

at Bedford. 

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by co-hostess Mrs. William B. Stuck, will use "October 

Palette" as the tea table theme . . . Members serving 

on the tea committee include the Mesdames L. J. Card. 

well Wilfred Cowan, M. R. Graybiel, H. A.' Groening, 

Richard Huegli, Malcolm Jolliff, L. V. Kim~rell, William 

Krieger, Kenneth P. Locke, L. A. Lotgermg, Jack Le. 

febvre, J. E. McCaughey, Jobn McClain, Jack H. Merritt, 

Robert Schelling and H. Merritt Smith ... 

... ... 

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PILFERINGS 

a particularly difficult assign 

men!. In fact, shc has a sneak 

iag suspicion she's "belling oft 

easy" 

'Tve really only hecn involvcd 

in the .'Iarl for four 

years, two of thcm as chairman," 

she notcs. 

"I had hcen Shop chairman 

with ,Joan (;\lr5. Henry 1\1.) 

Woodhouse for two years hc 

fore I bccame general chair. 

man. Berorc Ihat, I was just a 

laughs. '''That should give you 

somc irlea of how 'good' we 

are ... " 

The Hudsons have bcen Poin. 

teTS for nine year~. Their home 

is in Beverly place-one of thl' 

Insl dirl roads in Grosse Poinle 

Farms lip until three years ago. 

when the rcsidents had it pavcd. 

"Evcry spring, the polholes 

were fanlastic," Anne remern. 

hers, "There was so much dust, 

wc couldn't open our winrlows." 

closes "for go?d," , The reservatirn fce of $250 Clustcr of Curls can be pinned on to enhance and 

Lunchcons will he s I.' r v e d includes regislration, morning 

Wcdncsdar and .ThurSd?,y fro:n coffee and doul(hnuts and lunch. reinforce .'~the" look. At Edw.ar~ Nepi Parrucchi~re, 

12 to 2 0 clock III the Top of con, which will he served be. 19463 Mack .Avenue, you ,can pICk as Jl?any as you Ilke. 

Ihc .'lart" on the ci~h~h floor ~f tween noon and I o'c1ock. Mrs. The t~p styhsts ~uggest flYe. A charmmg. way to wea~ 

th~ V~tcrans MemOrial. Cock. Lewis Kirchner. 1253 Bedford. them IS on the SIde. What flattery and wnat ~un ! IndI- 

tails Will he scrvcd at luncheon road. 882-0386, is a c c e p tin g I vidual curls cost from two dollars to two-fIfty each. 

and after. 5 o'clock. checks by mail and tclcphone I TUxedo 4-8858. 

:"iI'\\' thIS yea~ amou!! the 30 inquirics. I 

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or so Shops e.ommg to Ihc Ma.rt - __ _ ___ ', , . '" * 

are The Carriage House, a chll. I HaYing II hirthday party? lit s Custom .... , except tire price. In addition to one 

drc.n's shop from Long Island I I hundred alld flfty decorator color~ for wall to wall, 

,~hlch, ~nnc Hudson empha. . machine washable, bathroom carpetz:ng, there are fortysaleslady 

. . . Charm lIad 10 Go sl1.es: "w!!l have a 1010' c1o~he:; I five tweeds and fifteen qualities from which to choose at 

Others Work Hardcr So thc neighhors got togclhcr , f~r 1~~.t1e, BOY.Sas well as httle . Erl Maliszewski, 21435 Mack Avenue. 

"A lot of people on my fan- and dccidcd that "charm" must I ~lrlS, 'I h~ PI~eapple,. a Was.!:' . * * * 

tastic commiltce hal'e helel far succumh. evcr so slightly. (Rcv. Il~gton. !".C.. ~Ift shop. Wlnn.;. I 

more difficult johs for far long, crly is still a narrow. qUiCI., ~a, h!I':~ ~~e ('rl ame ~en?ls 'E'/cry Thursday ..• Wesficld's featurc family style shrimp fry 

pr pcrioels of time than I . . . "countryish" street l. to prac as Ions - I u!1 erstan ~ou i •.. all yon can eat ... one forty.nine fur adults •.• ninety.nine 

Take ollr treasurcrs. Mrs. Wil ticality . . . :' gone l6 offices and photographed 

t ' Lad~' of Stonehurst, "She romr~ lagc m sllnshmc shadl'~. (it hap. ,Dorcas Hardin's fin.e Iinl(eric: __ 

: executives at work. III"s snaplK'd buildings and captured fashion 

-, to cvery Planned Parcnthood (If'IlSto hc OUR favofltc}, wcrr I The ~[aramor's speC'lal canriif's 

, models on film, of course! lJis lens I>erviccs are conveniently 

• I !,(':lgIlC mcctinll. know.~ evcry. Jlurchaseel at Jla~t Chri.~tmas and Rohcrt Malllllov's neerllc. 

, av::iiable at 16839 KCI'cheval and personal portraits in color are. 

I ! hod~"s "llmC .. !' :\IMts, . i pointf' Cllllvasses, 

1 a spccialty. Call 884.3289. 

19700 Mack I, Pointe Is Now "nom!"" ',AnnC' 1Sa memhC'r of Ihl' ,TUIl. "WI' hopf'," says ."nnc lIud. I saw this on 

i at BloSlcm La". ... 

i' :'\eithl'r AnnC' nor Gil !llIds',n lor Lf'aguc of Of'(roil and on son. "to r:lisc 525,000 for Ihl' 

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I TU 6.3600 f art' nali,,(' :'Ilichiganricrs, hut tll thl' Roard of Ihc Plannl'd P"r D I' t r 0 i I Planned Parenthood a bumper sticker- Come In ... and see the new Hotpoint built.in appliances 

i ,:holh of them Grossc Pointe is' cnlhood !.caguc. r.l'a~ur, which sen'e~ the cn. . at Kitchen Remodelers. 15281 ,Jefferson. Let one of their 

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