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Thursday
rosse Pointe
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Groue
Pointe News
Drastic
,James
!
Kerry.
Negro community
seIf-detei'mination.
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Saturday,
August 17
FORMER
PRE
SID EN T
Dwight D. Eisenhower
suffered
his seventh heart attack Friday.
Physicians
at Waltr.
Reed
Army Medical Center have described his condition as stable.
They have interpreted
this la~t
attack as serious bul have not
as yet appraised
its full conse.
quence.
"'.
THE DEl\WCRAT~ have an.
noun.:ed.
from
ChIcago
that
ther~ wIll be no. floor demo~.
slralloIlS ,for candldat~s at theIr
forlhc~mmg
conven~lOn.
!ohn
~l. Ba~ley. D;hm?cratIc N~~lOnal
0n:'~lttee
aIrman sal
the
deCISIOn ~ad been reached after
two candidates
sug~ested aban
donment
of the lime-honored
tradition.
Sunday, August 18
GOVERNOR
LESTER
Mad.
dox of Georgia announced
his
cilndidacy for Pre~ident of the
United States Saturday
before
:I nationwide
television
audio
ence from Georgia's state Capi-
tol.
•
PHYSICIANS al Waltcr Reed
lITeelical Center
indicated
on
Sun.day that. former J'residc~t
DWight D . .EI~e~how~r ~vas IIt<:ral1y battltn" ,o~ hiS Itf~, AI.
tho\lgh_ no one offl1call~ said so.
very httle hope remamed
that
Eisenh?wer would rec~ver from
the seIzure
he ~uslalDed last
Friday.
•
l'tlonday, August
VIETCONG
UNITS
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of Grosse
Pointe's
Ireetor
of Finance,
Mrs. Sidney
M_ Caldwell.
C. BENDZINSKI,
was on hand
when
the
the meter
leader
to get
City installed
the first
new. remote
unit
f01: reading
the house.
water
meters
at the Washmgton
road
residence.
of
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Photo by Eddie ~lcGrath"Jr
This makes
it possible
for
a reading
witllOUt
entering
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p.
. olute 1968 T ra ff-IC Deat 11 C:ty Judge
T 0II. R
, eac h es F our' as
· T wo 'T reats Boys
Personlo1Die in LS Crash
To SItrprlSeS
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Off'
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h d
ro Ice
Icers
n
outme
ratro
15cover
mdS e
I Paterson
Makes
Youths
8'30
Car With
Victims
Inside;
The Fatality
Visit
Dump,
Count
•
a.m.;
W
U h Pinned
d
dUd
Reported
as
n ear
An
nnotice
Slugs
and
Signs
_
Competition
Two Shores
police
officers
on routine
patrol
early
Saturday
mOl'lling,
August
17, came
upon
a 1961
City
Municipal
Ju d ge
I The 1968 annual
fishing
Mercury
Comet
two-door
sedan,
smashed
against
a tree,
Douglas
L. Paterson,
meted
rodeo
for
Grosse
Pointe
arid two men pinned
in the vehicle.
Both the driver
and
out some surprises
on TuesCity
and
Grosse
Pointe
the passenger
were pronounced
dead on arrival
at Bon
day, August
13, when
the
Farms
will start on Satur.
Secours'
Hospital.
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G r 0 sse,
Pointe
day, August
31 at 8:30 a,m.,
The accident was discovered
Jefferson,
St. Clair Shores, 'who MUniCipal
Court
convened.
at the
Farms
.Pier.
Last
by Patrolmen
John Trevillian
was believed to have been ridAt that time Judge Paterson
year over 400 children
from
and Bruce Darlington,
at about
ing on the rear uf the cycle, suf- had before him a youth who
bot h municipalities
par-15:05
a,m.,
while
tbey
were fered serious facial injuries. He was charged
with tamperili[;
..
d
bl
with parking
meters.
He was
bClpate
in the event
ann
cruising
on Lake Shore road, was una e to give police infoI" fined $25 and ordered to count
over 30 fish were caught.
near
Vernier
road.
No one mation regarding
the cause of the slugs found in the City of
Last year the grand prize for beard the noise of the ~rash,
the smashup,
Grosse Pointe's parkin"
meters
the City went to Scott Wickland
nor was a report called In by
On August 4, the Woods re, during
the past six 0 months.
and for Grosse Pointe Farms
t~ llassing
molorists,
apparently
corded the death of Mrs. Cr.m- This was no easy job . _ •
I Chris
Cullen.
This year 'the bec~use there. was no p.assing ella Ciaccia, 81, of 2120 Stan. there were 4,783.
rodeo is expected to have well vehICular traffIC at the tIme of i
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COllverl the slugs inlo nickles
over 500 participants.
the fatality.
i
the City lost and you (ome up
Hot dogs and pop will br.l
Pronounced
dead at the hos-I
.
,vith $239.15,
not to mention
served
aflerwards
to all con. pital were Travis Lee Hickey,
the maintenance
involved
in
te~tants. Also, all those partici.
27. of 1261 Glaver. Detroit, the
taking the jammed meters apart
pating in the event will receive
driver; and Gerald D. Stripling,
and the actual cost of repairing
35. of 22935 Lake boulevard. st.
Ihe meters.
Judge Paterson
is
Clair Shores. Actual cause of
rebining
the slugs for the nexl!
the accident is not known, but
Accompanied by severe winds,
parking
meter-lamperer.
I.'
b I
f brilliant
and crackling
Iight.S
po Ice saId an open
ott eo.
d
Piek Wrong Tar"et
.
mng, an ear-splitting
claps of'"
gin. parl1ally
consumed,
was thunder, the heaviest rain storm
In another
case, two teen-'
HOllIe
fou~d on the. front seat of the of the year struck the Grosse i age boys were chargeel
with
__
vehIcle, .leadIng to the p.osslble Pointe area last Friday
even- 'littering.
The t\\"o had thrown'
" breakm. g and enterl.ng VI'O' I bee
assumpt.lon.
empty
at . the door
drmk ngthai the pair had I ing.
f h C.heer cans
I.
h
Annual
Event
Starts.
B' C t h
19 aces
In Warm-Up
At
Storlll
I Heaviest
Inunda tes Area
Tll10ef Ransae k
CIla If OllIe
I,
I
lation was reported
to Grosse
n
I:
.
Pointe Farms
poll'ce by Rllth
1\lotorcyclIst Was. FIrst
Th
de th
f HIck
and
A. ~itter, of 387 Chalfonle, The
. e,
a,
0
-ey.•
hou~e was broken into wh('n a StrIpling
raIsed
th('. Pomle s
1968 traffi
fatalTes
10 f
I'
lower glass pane was broken"
c
I I,
_ ou,
and the thief or thieves. gained i and the second and thIrd for
entrance by reaching inside and: the Shores, Walter Rus~ell, 27,
unlocking the door.
• of 13805 Be,th, Warren,
~ather
Farms
police reported
t,h1!t I of three chIldren, lost hIS lIfe
the entire house was ransackcd.
on Feh~ualY 27, in the Shores,
All drawers
were pulled out when hIS motorcycle
we~t out
I and their contents dumped onto of c~nlrol a~d. ~rashed Into a
the floors, The only item fOllnd tree In the VICInity of 707 take
missing, they said. was a gold Shore. He died of a broken
I watch with a gold band. value neck.
I unknowll.
Bernard ,J. Green, 29, of 23200
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Yout 1t Ad.
ccuse tn A ssau l t
children
Mat the w, 5,. and
Thomas, 11.
M
C t 11
• t d
r.
os e 0 was apPolD e
genera I" mana"er
0f th. e E xchan~e on July 1 of thiS year.
the fIfth-man
to head the Exch~nge in .. its 4S-y~ar hiSlory,
Pnor
to hIS appomtmenl,
he
was manager
of the FInancial
and Administrative
Operation
I th E ch
d th A t
a
e
x ange an
e
u 0
Club_ He joined the Exchange
in 1961 as manager of 1nternal
Auditing.
He became assistant
treasurer
in 1954 and treasurer
in 1960,
He was graduated
from the
University
of Detroit
in 1948
and was employed at the Genera I Motors Cor;;oration's
Central Auditing
Department
be
{ore his employment
with tbe
Exchange.
Home in Edshire Lane
He and his wife Constance
and six children lived at 19817
Edshire
lane.
Mr. Costello was a member
of the Financial Executives
InI stitute. the Financial Analysts
Society and past president
of
the Detroit Chapter of the Inslitute of Internal Auditing. He
served on the board of directors
of the Grosse Pointe
Hockey
Association
and was vice-presiI dent
of the
Grosse
Pointe
Woods Babe Ruth League.
! He was a member
of Lost
I Lake Woods Club, the A.m.crican 1\1anag~ment
Ass?cI.allon,
i and the National
ASSOCIatIon of
Independent
Insurers.
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Despite
the severity
of the' 0 t e . Ity po Ice statIon, T ey
TillEI-' TAKES WAI,LET
storm in thl's dl'slrl'ct, wI'th thc were fmed $25. each an.d made
t f 11
th C t
bb h t
k
Michael Corbell of 160 Kerhy
water fall measuring
a whop I 0 0 ow
e I '! TU IS ru~'
d t ld F
r h h
ping. 3.58 inches.
much
less' to the dump Site at 26 Mile rOil ,0
arms po Ice t at e
I
d
d
II
It
had parked his car in the drive.
~amage was reported here than, roa .an
persona y C CP°'\I a
1D the northern
Detroit ~ubJrhs.
cont~JD~r of can~ ~ncJ ot~er way adjacent to the gymnasium
Records <It thc F<lrms water
c1ebns. mto the PIt mto which of SI. Paul High Schof'Jl, while
pumping plant on Moross road. : the CIly trucks
dump.
Roth he was attending foothall pracshowed that thc rain~ fell in: hoys \~ere placed ou 90 days I tlce. on Wedncsday.
AU~lJst 14.
three
"big spurts",
beginning:
probaho~.
i W~lle
he was at practice,
he
at 8:3.5 p.m.,
amI ('(lntinuing f
In stIli ano~hcr casc: four s~ld. someone e~tered the VI'.
until
after
II o'clock.
They! ~ersons werc mvolved JD tak. hlcle and stole hiS wallet Irom
were timed al 8:35 to 9:25. 10' JDg a Stop sIgn anel a Onc Way under the front seat. The wal.
to 10:25. and 10:55 to II :10: As Isign. from City street~ All four let containcd $23, his operator's
a result UlCre were heavy flood, I partIes were ordered
to cOllnt license and personal papers, he
'ing condition~ on a larg'e num- ! all th~ Stop ~nel One Way I added.
' ber of street in the Pointes.
Sl~ns In the elly amI report .. - ..
0 It GP Par k P0Z.
teem/ln
S(~h()()IS~ 1~lIdl'.'1.
Hca .oin A
26
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If
Not Approve
Increase
other election prior to the 196970 )'ear," he said. "September
12 is the last date on which
egntlU.t"lons
taxes for the 1968.69 year can
be levied," he added.
"Planning
for 1969.70, which
has already
hegun, would be
serious!}'
hampered.
For exA
••
ample, the schools
would be
ssoclatlon
Says
Settleseverely
limited
in recruiting
ment
No
Closer
Now
teachers to meet the increased
Than
It Was
Three
enrollment,
projected
for 196:>70 or even to hire the number
Meetings
Ago
needed for normal replacement
if its financial
future were un"The
City
of G r 0 sse
certain.
It would be virtually
Pointe
Park
police
wage
impossible
to offer
contraels
negotiations
are no nearer
until a successful
election had
settlement
now
than
they
been held. By then, we would
were
three
meetings
ago."
probahly not have the pick of
d'
t
t
the crop of the 1069 college
accol' mg
0 a represen
a- graduates
and would have to
tive
of the
Park's
Police-
U'''
A t Stall dOll
Stl
men's
Association.
~~~~~J~?r ~~sa~~~~:ualified
perA reliable
source
told the
Drastic Cuts Seen
NEWS lhat they have been of.
Dr. Anderson
sal'd that"
110
fered the same amount, $9,300. other income is forthcoming II be.
at the last
three
meeEllgs.
fore June
of 1970, approxiPatrolmen
contend that. this is mately $3 million of educational
not a rea~onable
figure.
They services
will need to be deletare asking the City of Gro~se
d f
Poinle Park to meet the city of e
rom the schools'
present
Detroit's policemens'
pay scale, forecast of expenditures.
"This
is a severe
reduction
and 11
which is $10,300 with fringe
quick way to express it is thai
benefils.
The Association
representa20 to 25 per cent of the educ:ltive told the NEWS that the tional program
will have to be
City of Detroit has a seleclion
eliminated,"
he said.
of hospital
plans,
a superior
Dr, Anderson
said thaI there
pension
sctup,
more
holidays,
is nothing final at the moment
double time {or working
boli- about the speeific program redays. and slimmer
and winter
ductions that he would have to
furloughs. Palk police have only recommend
to the Board of
a. summer furlo:lgh,
no double
Education.
but he said that il
h.me pay for hohd~ys (they are will definitely
not be "businelos
{lll'en one ~ay oCf mstead).
The :; UShUBI'I'idf the public turns
rep.resentatlve
added
that the
e sc 00 s own on September
retirement
plan, 25 years and 12
age 55. is. inadequate
a~d that
Dr. Anderson
has oullined
the city dIscourages
retIrement
lenaLve
recommendations
for
at 55 by deducting
Ih % per curtailments
amounting to $6600nth
n:t
~rom the lotal rctirem~nt
000 in the elementary
schools,
fIgure If the patrolmen
retIre
';475,000 in the middle schools
at 55 years of age
and
$615,OO[) in
the
high
One nf .the members
of the schools.
Other general system(Contmued on Page 4)
wide reductions
could account
-----for . an additional
$1,005,000,
makmg a total of $2,755.000.
Opposing Viewpoints
"In the preparation
of a posSIble lIst of curtailments
that
I might recommend,
I have had
1f the trees on YOllr lot look a advice fr om Cllzens
.t.
representlittle greener than usual and if ing tw d'
I.
II
healthy' "reen leavcs are faIling
.
0
lame rica y opposing
to the g~ol\nd near your home pomts of view," Dr, Anderson
you may have tent caterpillars,
commenled.
"One ofgroup
wants that
a detailed
as many Poinle residents
cur- listing
everylhing
would
Tl'ees Attacked
By Catcl'llil1ars
renl1y havc.
h
T e~c green.
).(reedy, fuzzy
little fellows chew at the stems
of the leaves until they fall to
the J:(round. They live in tcntlike silken webs and <Ire <lp'
pearing
in droves
throughout
The Pointe. These catl'rpillars
are from the larvae of any of
~C'ver<ll moths
of the genus
Malacosl'ma.
Cal ~'Ieming Landscapers
lolel
the NEWS that thC'y have heen
eloing morc
spraying
against
these varmils
lhis vear than
: eyer h('fnre.
.
.
~e cui, and the other says that
If we do Ihis, we shall be aI'cIIsed of '.s('are t"clics.'
We
.
WIsh 10 mak(' it perfecllv cl('ar
that if lh~ residents
lVi~h The
Gmsse
Pointe
Puhlie
School
~~~t~~la~o 0Jr~~a:~ o~~r :he{ next
ram it
I "e
JOC 0 proI r.
' loda). more than $3
(Continued
on Pal{e 2)
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O"icl) la I ion Set
FOI'
A ttorney G ener{, l l~e
T7 II
,ey
R It 1es 011. ROt1,0 0 r(,.,tnan,ces
Other figures released bv thl' : lh~t ~l1m~er to ,Illidge tate~,on.
JlI~nt show.' th~t the total.r;lin. II ,ge, at.erso~ ..Ia;~ ong ce~,
f~1l in the Pomt('~ during Ihb ? bche\er
111 h"\Jn~.
offenders
~corrs of allied bases protect.
month, 10 August 19, \Vas 6.20 assllme
the rl'sponslhllity
for!
ing Saigon on SHnday in what
inch('.~, f;lr ;lhl)\'e lIle normal
their a('hons. ThesC' srnten('es'
U S. commaneler~ ~aiel l'oulel be
for the arca.
wrre hIS way ~f making th.f' I
Two teenagers,
one a juvcn.
inches long, at the officl'r.
Tn adclilion 10 thl' flooding,' offeneler~
conSCIOIlS of theIr i The ruling II\' Attorney
Gcn.
thl' preh,ele to a new general i1(' were
arrested
by Park
Moore. anel his p~rtner,
Pa- ,there
wl'r~ several
reporls
of of/('o1.se. They, ma~: forget thf" eral Frank ./. K('Il('y on Thurs.
offl'n~ive hy CommHni~t forces. poll.cr at Devonshire anel Mack, I I' 0 I man
Donalel DeIPlac,','
heavv hranche.~ f:llli:"!g on a f('w ,f~nes hut thr) ":0111 forget the I day, that homp 1"\11('t'iti('s anel
.
fl.
hI ' I time ~/l1'1l1cOlmtlni: slllgs, wtlk- I h
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It \,.as reportee! that Arnrrican~
on W('elneselay. AllglI.~t 14. when wrested Ihe pipe from Ihe youlh h ome~, ~nme I'nC'es ll'mg
O\\n'.
lh
h tl
("1
I'
lot er oea
commllDltles
have'
..
<hId
h.
.. I
d h.
d
1 ovcr
<lnll sev('ral
eleC"tr"cal Wi:
rollg
11'.1 v ('olin 10<::, the righl to"
t I
Iff .. I
an" ,~ollth Vielnaml'~e
forces t ry w('re rrpor I' exe angmg
an" p acl'
1m Hn 1'1' a rrC's ,
'
. '.
I
signs or tr<l\'l'lin" t nthI'
City.
.
,.,r,1n oca 0 lCla \
h~n' hllr1l'11 hac!' most 01 Ihe hlo\\'s with a pipe anel a tire. and took him. anI! thl' jllvrnil(' ,hlackollts
In hOlIS(,S, hul
the, D'
~
. the rlghl to declare
stah's of
iron. The ju\'enilr,
who is 16 i to Ihl' station
,Iotal ela mage was s<lid 10 hf'
limp.
eml'rgl'ncif's
in riot situations,
allacks anI! killed 300 commll. veal's old, has he en remanelecl'
LaPralt
saiel Ihat Ihl' palrol. : "I'xlremely
light".
--- ---.---- verified
the position laken IlY
lIisls.
to the custody of ,Juvenile Court ml'n were dispalched
10 Devon.!
One of thc most frl'akish as
Grosse Pointe Woods. thr Cily
o
authoritics,
and is awaiting
a shire and Mack, when a citi. fleet,~ of the storm was Tl'jlorlecl !
l""
of Gro.~se Pointe, Grosse Pointr
Tu~sday, '\u~st
20
hearing on charges of being a zen called to report a. fight in <It the home of ~red l\!C'.~srr, ~
0'
11 U' °
Farms a~r! Grosse Pointe .Park
(;OVER:'II"OR GEORGE ROllI. disorderly person,
progress,
When the ofhcers ar. ,2M4 Roslyn roael, (,rosse POInle
~
l'"
earher thiS year whl'n theIr rrNEY sllrprised
manv with his
In more serious trouhle
:s. rh'ecl, they witnessed
the lWO Woods. Messer. a Woods' pllb
spective
councils passel!
such:
cnthusiastir
enclors~ment
of: Mark o. D'Ach~lIc, 17, o~ 2603 tf'enaJ~ers s\\'inl:in~ Iheir weap
IiI' saff'ty officer, saiel li~h1ning
A pLlhlic hearing on the opl'r. ordin~nces
giving the maynrs.
Richard M. ';Ixon anll Spiro T. fienitca'l,
D('trOlt, aceordmg to ons at eac'h other.
.
~trllck hiS home. <It !! p.m: II ating budgl'1 proposed for 19M. thiS \'Igh!.
. .
A~nl'w fr011l thr stl'PS of thr Oe!. Sgt ,laDles LaPrall,
who
Moorl' and Dl'IPlal'r s;1I1IIhat '1lllt a metal \,'lnllow rasmg,
Ii!! for The GrO.SM' Pointl' PlIlllic
It has hern thl' )'losJllOn of
Capitol huilrling ~Ionelav. In a sairl Ihat a warrant
accllsin~
an eslimatl'd
2.', to 4() YOlllhs "d\'lllrll'~ ten holC'.s in a hed.
~chool Syslpm h:ls hren schell
the cil~' solon~ anel Ihl'ir allor
smpri,ing
rl'\.rrsal Romnrv said IhI' YOllth of fcloniolls assalllt Wl're gatl11'reel 111 ,I Sl'mlrllTII'
rOOTll ('<'11mg. sho\\ <'\'Ing pl~l'C's \lIrl! for Monlla)'.
August 26 nl'Y~ Ihat undrr
homr
lule
of Acnl'w, this is "a VCfV ~Irong was apprnvl'd
hy thr W<lynl' w"tchmg the ('onflict, ,tnll tlwy of pl;',!l'r
onlo III" c'arpl'tll1g.
Thr
slll'ci,al
mrl'ling
01 Ihl' thl'Y ball this right and "'tornPy
raJlllillall', a \Wj' ahlr man."' COllnt~. Proseclltor'~
OUicc.
were orelerrd to dISPC'TSf', hut
and hl'nl a ml'tal slMagr I'"hl
Board IIf ~.ducatlOn W)\1 hl' hrlll C;1'nl'ral
Kelll')'
vl'rifil'd
this
Ip until two wl'cks a,go RomD'Arhille, it was ,~aid, came i fearm,g that the rrmvd m,~ht net III th:'l. room. Mrssrr
salll: I~ the ,gymnasl\lm
of, Monteltl: stanel
The ,four Pointes. wl'rl'
nt'y opposed Agnew's canr!ic111cy, at Patrolman Ralph Moore, ,and h.ecome tlnmly, calleel for as.: he hac! JIIS! .left .thc hcdroom I F.Il'men.tary
sc)h~ol, 1~75 Cook among the hrsl commul1lhes to
anll it was on.y lasl Fehruary
swung, it appeared, a two'lnch I slstanre.
_
and was slt~mg ,In the 1,Ivlng II road. (,rosse lomle Woods, al pass ~uch rulinlls on eml'fllcncy
that he strongly opposed Nixon, iron pipe,
approximately
18.
(Continued on Pal{e 2)
room when lIghtnIng' slruc,(.
7:30 p.m.
powers,
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The Alcona Sheriff's
office
told the NEWS th"t they are
investigating
the cause of the
accident
but that one of the
vehicles
apparently
crossed
the white line. Both cars were
totally demolished.
James Coslello, Jr., 16. who I
was driving the Costello
car,
and Peter,
12, were taken to
Alpena
Gcneral Hospital
with
multiple lacerations and bruises
and are reported
in fair condition, John Comment, driver of
the ot1ler car is also in fair con.
dition in the same hospital.
Three Others Following
C
II
f II "
Mrs.
oste 0 was
0 OWIng
th<; car with their two other
I
Co
F arms
lty,
. h R 0d eo
F
August 31
19
i
attacker!:
'p0z.lce W aae
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A passenger in the olher car,
Dennis Allen Stewart, of owen-I
dale, Mich" was also killed,
Necessary
Dr. Theos
I. Anderson,
Sup e ri n ten den
t of The
Grosse
Pointe
Public
School
System,
has replied
to the
question,
"What
will happen to the educational
program
in the
event
of a
defeat
at the polls on September
12'?"
"In ('ase of a 'no' vole. the
Board of Education
will undoubledly
try to secure
addi.
tional revenue by l\aving an~
His
II
Detroit's
new groupblack
is community.
called the &0'
The"l~
nomic. Development
Corporation.
Its initial
finances
of
more than $1 million will be
spent to assist projects defined
by Inner
City spokesmen
as
necessary to further the causes
of black economic progress and
Executive,
in Other
Three
members
of the
James.
Costello
family
of
Grasse
Pointe
Woods.
were
killed
Monday
night
when
their
car was in a head. on rollision
on M-72, a quarter
lof a mile
east of M-65, near
Millen
Township.
Killed
were
James
Costello
Sr., 46, general
manager
of the
Detroit
Automobile
Club Inter-Insurance
Exchange,
his
14-year-old
son, Patrick
and his seven-year-old
daughter,
('.t
I~ROBERT
Y
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:
Friday, AUj!ust 16
IN A REPORT from Washington
Thursday,
Secr~tary
Clark 111. Clifford indicated that.
there
was
a possibility
of
further limiting or even halting the bombing of North Vietnam if the communists
would
agree not to place American
Ih'es in "greater jeopardy."
He
said that the current quiet in,
South Vietnam follows previous 1
patterns
of diminished
enemy,
acli~n followE!d by new com. ~
mumst offensives.
ARJAY MILLER, vice-president of the Ford Motor Com"'1.11head up a ne'w corn
pany.
poration
organized
to provide
financial and technical support
to economic
development
in
--.----Costello,
Auto
Club
Insurance
Two Children
And
Passenger
Car
Die In Collision
Cuts
Voters
Do
Millage
_
Thursday, August 15
A LOS ANGELES AIRWAYS
helicopter
caTl'I'W" 21 Disnevland visitors b.rok~ apart a~d
plunged in pieces onto a playground near Compton, CaL, on
Wednesday.
kiJIing all passengers. This was the second crash
in three months of Los Angeles
Airways
h('licopters
On May
2i. ~3 persons were killed neaf
Paramount
in the worst commercial helicopter .disasler
in
the United States. Both Wednes.
day's crash and the one in May
involved 28passenger
Sikorsky
he licopters.
One
Importance
Of Election
Pointed Out
:Three Members
Of Family Killed
On Crash
In Head ....
Remote Unit Is A Time Saver
IIEADLINES
"
lIS Studenls
Dr. Willi"m
L. Craig, Prin(,Ipal 01 (;ro,,('
Pointe
North
lJig:h School.
h~s said
that
oril'D1at ion for :,11 sltl(l('nts will
he condHclect (Iming tile week
of ..\ugllsl 21;.
Kellrv ~dded Ihat .s\l('h enll'r
:'oiinlh graders
:lrf' 10 rrport
gency action COllld rl'sl,lt in "a on \Ionlla)'.
Augllst
21l, 10th
Icr<lzv qHilt" rf'sponse throH,:::h- graders
on .\llgIIS.t 27, anll thn
I
'h
O\lt 1 I' slate.
ll1h
gr<lllC'rs on
'\II"IISI 28
H
nt~1 'I' Arll r I J a'
'1'1
'.11
I'
. ~,
.
epn'sf',
1\
Ill",
'~, I
lerf' WI
\I' !WIl oriC'nlatillns
f).Pontlac,
reqllested
Kelley s '011 pal'll etdY, one at 9 p,m, lInd
,0piniol1 <lltl'r Govl'rnor
Rom
onl' at I p.m. for I'arh grade
nl'Y's wtn of a hill thai wOl1lel 1f'\'I'I. A Irlt~r
of inslrllction
:h~ve granted Ihis local pOWl'r, will hI' po.~tC'd in the immeeli.
: An aHempt was made to ovcr.
ate futllre 10 all stllelenls to in.
: rillc thr vl'lo in ,July bll( if was lIica'C' nHlre sperific instructions
: d\'ll'atrel wllrn the lIollsc fallC'eI con('rrning
orientation.
to collC'ct the nccessary
Iwo
II.1
stllclent
is unahle
to
thirels vote.
al\l'nd on the dales .spC'rificd.
!
Unell'r Ihe en,,'rg~ncy
IIOWI'rs he i~ 10 report al !l p.m, in the
the hl'ad local ofiJ("lals, fll. Ihl' school g:ymnasium
on WrdnesfOllr Pointrs this woulrl hI' Ihl' lIay, S('pl,'mhC'r .J, for orient~.
1\1 ayor.s), may orc1arr
1 slah'
\ioll jlurpr"rs
and registration,
of l'ml'rgPll(,~' ,me! rl'strict
thr
TIll' .stlllli'lll hook storl' will
salC' of IiqUhl', gasoJ,nr,
fin'
hr 0)1f'1I hf'ginning
Aug,)st 21
arms, anet ar.lmunition,
as well I for
thl'
purchasC'
of hook~
as Impose 'I 1'lIrfC'w.
\ ryrry
wrekc!ay
prior
to the
Kl'llcy pointee! oul that 31- opl'ning Ilf sl'h()ol on Wc<lnes.
(Continued on !:';l«e 10)
clay, SI'lltemhC'r 4,
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Page Two
G R 0 SSE
POI NT ENE
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Inlpol'tance of Election
wrullitiuttal
program
:~~~~a~~e
numlJer
of
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leacher
If the ll1illa~e is defeated and
ano. th er no t passe d '. D r. A ~ d. er.
son IIldlcated that. In addition,
Ihe $chool system
would be
forced
to use its emergency
build ing and site resen'es
to
opt'rate the schools.
"This would leave us in a,
pre{'ariOlls position if we should
been fighting, oLat !\foore, who
was close to the youth.
At any rate.
D' Arhille, the.
pipe raised high, made a down
ward motion with the metal.
The motion
was stopped
b~'
: !\Ioor<~ anrl he ami his partnl'r
and a rental
fee of S10 per
pupil would 1)(' ('harged.
nc('« aileII'
hoiler ill a buildElemelltilry
audio.visual sen'
ill~ or if some other large ex.
ices and coordinators
would be pellliiture
werc required,"
he
I'lilliinated,
as would resource
said.
. .
teaehers or helping tcachers.
. Dr .. A~dersOl~ !"dlCated Plat
"In thr middle sch )ols th
all bulldll1g maJn,enance
would
aeademic program ~ou'ld
,e I be deferred,
no remodeling
duel'd
to minimum
req~,i:'~: I would .be done. and no furniture
mcnts", nr. Andersoll said. "We Ior eqU1P~ent would .be repla:ed.
would prohably nol be ahle to
,All school. ~urslng
services
offer electives,"
\\ou!d be eliminated,
and the
Other reductions
outlined by dencal
staff would be reduced
the Superintendent
would 01" at all l~vels.
cur in counseling
services,
in
Library Threatened.
..
wr'.'sted
the pipe
from
the
yo"th.
While this was going on, the
juvcnile
ran from the scene,
an~ was pursued d~\~n Devonshire by a group of CItizens, who
broug'Jt him back. and released
him to the officers.
LaPraH
said
that
charges
were filed against the juvenile.
and that he was released to a
rl'la!ive, who i~ an .attorney, .to
I await a he~nng In .Juvenile
I Court.
would
he reduced
by one-haiL
Instead of going five half.days
a week. ehildren would attend
the equivalent
of two and one.
half half-davs.
Book' Rental Fee
Free textbooks
for clemen
tar.v pupils would be eliminated
"ISI1 R0 d eo
Citv.I ., FarnlS F
going to kill yO~! ", ~:It eit 'is n~
'b
'r?_d~o._'~~~:rodeo
II
sta,!:~
higb schools
the academic pro.
AI" curneulum
~mprovement
s111es were sent to the Detroit
y
gram would be reduced
to a I ~~~d~~~~~~I~~a~: ~:I~~n~~~~i~rsd
polilce .sciendtifiC Lafboradtotr for
minimum.
Studenls would not
.
- ana YSIS. an were oun
0 con.
be
permitted
electlves
but tr~~;?n 7JOUld be redu~ed.
t~in harbituates.
could take only subjects needed
1"
Isce aneous
s~rvlces
,and
LaPratt
said that the Prose.
SHETLAND
PULLOVER
The college scene isn't complete
Paine
"Radley"
Shetland.
PROM
without
Authentic
ENGLAND
an Alan
crew-neck
pullover from England ••• as tnditional
as ivy
••• as up-ta-date
as the distinctive new saddle
shoulder.
In your pick of beathers
specially created by Alan Paine.
~r~~~~~i
~~~~~;~ty
a~~rvI~:~~
orl'ent t"
Id b
a Ion WOll
~
reduced, as ",ould all schooJ JIIJrary s<,~vices
'The~e •
Id' b
d t'
.
h I W?~
earl'
uc I~n, In
sc 00 SOCI~1workers, prOVISIon
fO~,~~lary mcr~a.ses based upon
ad~ltlOnal
IraJnIl1~ .and workshops woul.d be ehmmated.
and
all! ~afeterla expense would be
e Immated.
teacher
Deat
and mixtures
Sizes 38 to 46.
(Continued from Page
hope, who died in st. John
pita I of injuries received
a car her daughter,
Mrs.
16.00
~:~~e:~~
~~IW~~::I:
f,~~~,;.on~~o\
$;!~~
~:
car/szerr
80 -
ON TIU:
Grosse Pointe
TU 2-3590
Toll
J,.
III
,ure, C,II tn. experts, Vogel Rill
-TE 46900. No more pests. No
more probllms.
~o,
HILL
Farms
~Mlc"illa"
80 KERCHEVAL
12525 Grand Rlver-TE
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caught by Dean Paradise~ ;
Some
of the
biggest
fish
caug h't III t IIe City pre.rodeo
were
a 23" pike caught
by
Sharon
Wickland,
a 19" pike
caught
by Joe Cornillic,
and
19'h" car;'l caught
by Mary
Winkler.
So far
no girls
from
the
'I Farms
have entered
a fish in
~odeo ar~ 23~~:_~~sh-c~ugh~_~~
th~~:.ro~e.C:-Co~e
on Farms,
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~\Itor'5 Off~e will be pe~ilio~ed,
' or a secon warranty.
c argmg
))'Achilll' with illegal possession
of a r~strkfil'e
dl"g
a misde
'
.. f
h'
h
meanor,
or W Ie
t e yout
could receive 90 days in jail. if
convicted
Be,ginnin,g Sr' .ember
I, under a new State law. such
an offense becomes a high mis.
demeanor.
which can bring up
to two years in jail upon conviction.
On Thursday.
August
15.
f)'Achille was arrai~ned
before
Park
Municipal
Judge
C, Joseph Belanger on the felonious
1)
Hoswhen
Flora:
h'
'h
assault charge. The youth stood
m",te and a plea of innocent
was entered for hin~. ~'Achille
d<'lllanded an examma~lOn and
~~i~~~~~ ~~~~~~~' i~f~' :~~I~ne~~l.for
a eourt
appomtcd
at.
it,
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N
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lance, and for cutting tools, to
free tbe two men.
Shores
Palrolman
ROllald
Forth respondcd
witl, Ihe a Ill.
hlllance, and Woods Patrolmen
William
Diister and Theodore
Hin7. arrived
with Ihe needed
l'quipmcnt
and the Woods am.
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were
-
Suits
V'lted
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p aia,
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windowpane
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OpSOCK,
~
check, shorkskin,
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or herringbone
suits with
matching
°
vests.
troditionols
.the true
with
three-button
natural
II
shoulder
styling, l'Iloin-front
trousers.
/"
black, blue, grey or olive ~clorin9s,
I'
Whiskey,
..
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Ja cob so n/s
;
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Men's Store
~::~::::~:~~~~~~~:;:: =~~~
notilicd
of the dealhs.
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0 pen ThUfS day an d Friday Evenings
I~~~ii
:~:reto tr~~i~\~~~\(~~I(;; (t,~e
Shore. at an unknown rate of
speed, when !lickey
lost con
trol of the vehide.
The officcrs al. the scene said
:.;:
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Elegant Sportswear
•
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...
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by
the Icrinnnao. jack.t
hig with
scores
TURTLENECK SWEATER
Distinctive verticdl stripes
in luxurious wool. Dolmdn
sleeves for superior comfort.
Choice of colors.
.
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We're Moving!
the student
.-oorse weave
1
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WE ARE CLOSING HERE SAT., AUG. 10
RE-OPENING TUES., AUG. 27th AT
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Same phone number
,
TU 5.6000
~.'urd"yt
in Augul!
•
«osual styled
II
eonor, "0"
IJtto
w'eaf
Clu •• d
Sc'ltu,dllY\
,n Augull
9fI0p-ffOm
ring
26.42 Ifudent ~zec. 20.00
East of Arter Road
Clolld
o
honger. Navy, brown, green.
WHALING'S
l11ell:'
lightweiglH warmth. ,
l'<lcing
\;,.
16.00
15011 KERCHEVAL
pile for
lor action wilh
j. /:;~,;
stripes lln P dl S In II
vllriety of uncommon
colors.
ocrylic
:.C
r.
and AVRIL
SPORT SHIRT
Di~tinguishdecll~od'd.
,./.•..
'.1
lined with
eonvCls
--
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DACRON
nylon
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Shade & Venetian Blind Co.
body.
wole r.rMistont
25.00
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t \,',~1,(
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'Iii f'.'
GRA.TOP
14830 E. Warren
\f"\.'\''\''';--'
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Clo .. d
Mond.Y'
,n A'gult
J
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Sove now on compus.geored
:';:
i
If:'~',.
$72
.f;,'.,,:
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police eould only surmise whal
had taken place before the two
men died, It is heli(~v('d, accord
:i
.
fi
~)~a~h~ler~ea~~~~~t~~c~~j~v~a;~;~
dence that Ihe right wheels left
the roadway,
and that the ear
traveled
122 feet hefore hitting
the tree.
In hitting thc tree, the police.
mcn
said,
the
accident
car
slued to the right and came to
~~
~~r~
M.n's Trad,'tOlonal
t,:.\'
roa'l, called Woods police on
Thursday, Au~ust 15, \0 disclose
/
lhal be had parked his boat and".
t.railer in a vacant
lot across ,'"
the street
from 1001 Vernier.
k'I;',
Lalcl,
he said, he discovered""
Ihat lhe outflOard mulor, val.
tl('c! ilt S450 when
purchased
~':
new, was missing
from the :,:
craft.
F
Ill;l~~~~;"s hody WilS remOVed
first. and taken 10 the hospital
in the Shores amhulancc,
where
he was pronounc<'d dead. DusleI' ;md Him used a crowbar
and a tire jack to pry Stripling
loose. ami fllshed him to the
hospital
in their
a lllhulallee,
:*4
SA L E
g
a tree on the lawn of the CiaI"
,Ill(:.:e Belanger set examina
I cia rcsidenee.
The daughter suf. lion <,late for yesterday,
August"
feTl~d serious injuries, but is rc- : ~I. D Acllll1e was released aflel'
covering.
'Jlostlng hond of $1,000
. The Shores
policemen
said'
----.'tll<'~' found the viclims'
vehicle
ltEl'OilTS
:\TOTOR STOLEN
inside the car, apparently
dead.
Nevertheless,
Trevillian
and
Darlington
called for an amilu-
f,~,'j
r!'l
4-6900
for ,,/lgbl, f.rmll_ co"lrol,
cell r.rmjnj~-TE A~6902
....
known if this was directed
at
the juvenile with whom he bac\
II
CL.ASSIC
..
Bob MUllchausen,
26 1:''' carp
caught by Brian Dunn and Tom
Staudt,
and a 171,,," walleye
August 1 and will end the 30th
of this mont, h Th ose W h 0 ca t c h
fish at either the Farm~ or the
City park mal' enter theIr ca~ch
in the contest. The largest fish
caught at each park in th.e pre.
rodeo will win a grand pnze.
Some
of the biggest
fish
caught so far in the Farms pre-
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~~1;:r;~~f;;)f~i~::;:~j
&~:;~~',~i\~~f.,~~~;~
,to meet basic graduation
re, quiremcnls.
Would Slop Athletics
"Su hI'
I
c
ex ra.currlcu ar scrvices as athletics,
musical performances,
publications
anr!
..
Thursday, August 22, 1968
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from Pagl' 1)
I,' (Continued
from Page II
While Iielp was on the wa,\'. a prize for tbeir efforts. Last
the patrolmen ordered the COIl1. year's prizes included rods and
hatants to drop their weapons.
reels. bait canteens,
hooks and
Thr' juvenile
M his tire iron sinkers,
minnow
buckets,
and
s lip
to the
sidewalk,
but lIlany other items.
D'Aehille held on to the ['ille,
; Many fishermen
have already
D' Achille, the ser~eant
said, entered the pre.rodeo
which is
st<'pped hack a d sh It d "I'
,a warm.up
for the
regular
I
kindergarten
..
Accuse Youth
:
I,OSES TO THIEF
,parked
on Fisher road, some. 1
• John W. Sewell of 12720 East
one hroke into it and stole his.
(,anfield, Detroit, complained
to i Polaroid camera,
light attach.
(Continued from Page l)--'.-~lubs
would be cut out,U Dr.
I' arms
pollee on Thursday.
Au : ments and batteries. He did not
¥ust 8, that while his car was: disclose the amount of his loss, million
is definitely
needed,"
Anderson
indicated.
t---'--- Dr. Anderson
said.
Counseling services would he
i
The Superintendent's
tenath'e
reduced.
noon hour and cam.
recommendations
at the ele. pus supervision
would be elimi mentary level would reduce the inat~d,
as would audio.visual
number
of special
subjects
se~~'lces..
,.
.
: tcachers
in remedial
reading,
. I he high schools admlnlstraA ,hop whe, .. you can be Sure
music, art, and physical educa.
tl\'e staff would be reduced, as
10 se lecI the very best
liO;iJe
__
fit ...,
M.:20
or ~
pPe4) .....
18.00
Jacobsons
QUAD
SHOP
b. Z..iJigmSJi2.,
,i.UC&1&WMU.rm:JlAi.mm
au
~
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t.. ,
'lIIIId
----
GROSSE
I
Gr~~lt_e~!~_!ol'ch Drive
T:Cl'lllil
e Woous Council on 1I10n. 7, between the hours of 9 a,m.
da)', August 19, granted
per. and 9 p,m.
mission to the United f'ounda.
The annual
drive
providcs
tion "Torch Drive" to conduct ~perating funds for. nearly 200
solicitations
in Ihe W rI
I \ olunla~y
communIty
heal~h.
00 s from
recrealJonal
and SOCial agencICs
October 14 through November I which en'ice the community.
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CUSTOM BUILDERS
ARCHITECTURAL
RESIDENTIAL.
SERVICE
• FREE ESTIMATES
COMMERCIAL
MODERNIZATION
~822. 8022
14259 MACK AVE
DETROIT,
MICH.
(,<1";'01<" tho Men.' T"~
From Scotland
fine imported 100%
Shetland
Crew-Necks
POINTE
i ----.----.
.
1969 Models
Roamer
"k f
SIIe era I
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Open Thursday and Friday Evenings
a BA from $7,000 to $11,620 and
for an MA $7.420 10 $12,320.
In addition
to financing
in.
creased operating
costs over a
lwo-year period, school officials
are hopeful that some program
improvements
will be possible.
With costs
rising
each
day
school officials have said Ihat
they cannot predict exactly the
nature
or extent
of any iJn.
provements,
However, priorities
for funds earmarked
for Ihe
curriculum
area
lIlclude
pro.
gram development
at all levels,
pre.school
and primary
educa.
tion for cbildren
with predict.
able learning
difficulties.
addi.
lional slaff for the Departmcnt
of Instruction,
teachers
of spe.
cial subjecls
for the element.
ary
schools,
and
new
ap'
proaches
to in-service
training
for teachers.
The Board of EO'lcation seeks
authority,
through
approval
of
ballot Proposilion No.2, to levy
one mill for buildin~ improvement and site acquisition over a
10-year
period
to modernize
portions of Grosse Pointe SOlllh
High School. to br~in the im
provem~nt
0 f middle
school
facililies. and to hclp cope with
elementary
e n roll
men tin.
creases
It must be pointed out thai,
considering rising building costs
and the magnit1lde of the long
range
capitalization
program,!
lhe funds provided by passage'
of Proposition
No. 2 will constilllte only a modest beginning,
With the limited
amount of
money made available
by the
building improvement
Icvy. the
school Iruslees
would have to
be highly seleclive
of thc pro-
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l'-'ald
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County I. AU Nc\\'s and J'ch'~rllslO;';
Copy Must Be in tlle News UUice
,\ddress
all
99 Kercheval.
Car or fleet
Tolle & Herman's
Michigan.
tion.
ALL MAKES AND MODELS
To Go!
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Subscription
Bales $5,00 Pc' Year
by
Mail '56.00
outside
Wayne
from our coMeclion
l"singe,.
• AUIO LEASING •
Kotther's G,osse Pointe
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Published
Every Thursday
by
I\nleebo
Publishers,
Inc.
99 Kercheval
Avenue
Grosse Poinle 36, :'llichigan
Pnsla~e
.:
Shif'flin
~.;, Season
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Trunk
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Ready
Aud, in reviewing all phases
of Ihe currenl
inslruclion
program,
school authoritie,;
indicalc Ihat many of Ihe future
recommcndations
will be de.
pendent upon additional
facili.
tics or additions
to exisling
buildings.
Passage
of Proposi.
suburb without extensive
lracts
of l1ndevelo~ed land, the public
schools contmue to grow at the
rate of approximately
300 to
400 sludents per year. A survey
of enrollments
and facililies requiremenls
completed
in Aug.
ust, 1967 by outside consultants.
!>hows a projection
of 15,496:
sludents
attending
Ihe public:
schools by 1980. an incrcase of!
2.646 students
over the enroll. i
men! anticipated
for Septembcr
I
1968.
School officials have had to
'revise
upward by 150 Ihe stu.
dent population
projection
for
1969-70 for Norlh P.igh School.
In addition,
in spite
of increased
communication
wilh
l:ld!'iS
,
Cars
l.ofwiIISouth
be the .continued renovation
II1gh School.
Three
,
1,000
II
trOlL
,
Over
HEATING UNITS
Second
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G;~ss:pi~Oi~~
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::~ND68 CHEVROLET
Ihc middle schools and to develop adequate
school libraries
in the middle schools.
Pro'." your family willt lit.
It is vita! to Ihe ful! imp/eH.alr",.,1 Ccmforr of
mentation
of the middle school
philos?phy
that. adequale
instruchonal
matefl:Jls centers be
?eveloped. as well as more fie:,.
."7J
-j Ible cl~ssrooms. The money Will ""'
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also give the school syslem the,
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I means 10 begin a much.needed,
~
Oil or 90S fi'ed, ler
long-r~nge housll1g program. at , ~'.
. £,
quiet, c1eon, unilorm
the ml~dle school leyel. Ultlm.
f'(....
wermth ell winter
atel~. If the populahon
gr~\Vth W
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long. We'll be hoppy
con(mues,
a
fourth
mIddle \ ..,
to give you a comschool may have to be con.
plete cosl estimele,
sidered.
wilh no obligoAnother high priority
in lhe 1
tion on your port.
use of buildinp: and sile funds
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flannel
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NEWS
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jeets undert*en.
For example,
the)i might prefer to give prior.
il.v to housillg all 6th graders in
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on, fearless
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1par 0 chi a I school officials.
tion No. 2 is an effort to find:
I neill~c~
Ihey nor public, sCh?01 means flexible enough to meel.
adnll~Jlslrators
can predICt wII.h limiled
hOllsing needs without ~
ceflamly
how many of Ihelr
.
,
One
children
will complete
their the necessity
o[ gOing to the
educalion in the public schools. I public
for bonding
approval!
In addition,
Trombly,
Defer I each year.
aad Mason elemenlary
schools
.
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were opened in Ihe 1920's. And
Consistency
m, all lhmgs IS a
although all of lhem have bee~ man~_~o~_ty~~I~~s~~sel.
I
kept in cxcc]Jcnl condition over
-------.---------Ihe years. there comes a time
when modifications
and major
repairs arc vital if they are to I
function effectively.,
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Members
of the Board
nf
Education
and staff have said I
that il will be difficult 10 con-I
sider improvements
10 the in,
structional
program wilhout ad
ditional space. For example. for
1969-70 it has been estimated
Ihat Ihe schools require 20 addilional professional
staff members to meet the needs of the
growing population.
Therefore,
classroom
facilities
10 accom i
modale the increase in the num I
ber of school.age
youngsters
are needcd.
Grosse
dream
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Last year's salary schedule
for teachers
in The Grosse
, Pointe Public School Sys!<:m be.
: gan at $6475 for a bachelor's
I degree
and went to $10,300 in 12
sleps. A teacher with a master's
degree
began
at $7.07.5 and
earned
$11,700 after 13 years'
experience.
Already - agreed . upon Dc.
troit-area
leachers'
salaries
for
1968.69 include Detroit's bachelor's degree range from $7500
to $11,200, and master's
degree
from $8.000 to $11.700, In Bloom.
field Hills the BA will command
$6850 to $1.0,850, while the MA
! will
earn ~7500 to $12,400. The
I schedule in Warren ranges for
Made in Scotland for the discriminating
male (and many female, tool hand
framed collars and many beautiful
colors - Plain $17.50 - cable stitch
$19.50 - stripes $22.50.
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School Election Results Important in Many Ways
Voter approval of Proposition
No.1 at the September 12 elec.
tion set by The Grosse Pointe
Public School System, will levy
a maximum
of 4',,, mills for
opcration each year over a two.
year
period
to keep
Grosse
Pointe competitive
with salary
schedules of other nearby school
systems.
'fhc funds will also help to
meet on.going costs of operating
Grosse
Pointe
North
11 i g h
School, will pay increased
op.
crating
cosl of all schools and
libraries
and will hire and hold
additional
teachers
to meet in.
creased enrollment.
In 1967-68 public school at.
tendance
increased
10 67.6 per.
cent of the 5-19 year-old pOPU'
lalion
as compared
to 66.0
perccnt lasl year and 64,6 percent in 1966, Parochial
school
"ttendance
throughout
the dis.
tricl dropped from 31.1 percent
- in 1966 and 29.4 percent in 1967
to 27.7 percent last year.
!
The Grosse Pointe Board of'
Education
is committed
to the
prillciple of keeping the salaries
of the staff members
competilive with those offered in comparable
Detroit
melropolitan
: area school dislricts.
The long-range
school finane.
ing picture in Grosse Pointe is
somewhat
clouded by Ihe fact
(hai the teachers
whose bal'.
gaining
agenl
is the Grosse
Pointe
Education
Association.
an affiliate
of the Michigan
Education Association,
have not
ye( (as of August 19), signed a
contract for the 196869 year.
School officials
arc
of the
opinion that the additional
two.
year operating levy will be suificient to cover wage demands
[or the period in question.
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Poll.ce Wages
LICENSE FOU!IlD
While routine patrol on Man
~~:~/~1u~te\~~0~0~a~li~~:
found a malar bike license at
a\'enue. Tile Oll'n!!r
20025 Ma~k
,
of the cycle, Richard Day, 869
Vernier,
was notified.
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LADIES'
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HAVE YOUR
Dj,.' ~ONOS
CHECKED
BY
AN EXPERT
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remodel
old jewelry into
tile finest, latest styles.
ThetrethPrteS,~nlatil'e also point.
e d au
a
numerous surveys
throughout the years of bargain.
ing with city officials have es.
• Great Values in Fine Dia.
monds, Watches and all
Gold Jewelr •
Ring_ 6lzed while
Alfred E. Zief
JEWELEIl. & GOLDSMITH
16437 E. Wnrren TU 1.4980
We buy old gold, jewelry
and djomond~.
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FAMILY LAUNDRY
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RUG WASHING
The representative
said nor.
mal1y such tear.offs
get about
a 2% response according to na.
tional surveys. The Association's
response was 15 to 20%. Only
two perrons responding
did not
sympathize
with
the
police.
mens' position. The representa.
tive said "even this response,
had no effect on the City's ne.
goUators."
• ~OAD DRY CLEANING
DROP.OFI' SERVICE
All ~~~:dS~p~r~::I~ning
-Benr in Mind -Your Lnund,y is neve, mixed
in with other custom'!rs. II',
done sepcrntely.
SAME DAY SERVICE
IF DESIRED
ForcPnitllkup
OHicers
in lhe Association.
are: Charles
Petri,
presiden~;
Robert Saifyrd, secrelary; Ralph
Moore,~c~re~e~;~d~~
884.9690
K~KU~O~HITE
Laundromc1 & Dry Cleaners
16300 E. Warren
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J B/oclc North of Vernier
(corner Anita)
The bonds were sold to the
lowest bidder,
First of Mich.
igan Corporation
at an interest
rate of 4.963 percent. Robert J.
Slone, city manager,
said the
bonds would be paid from boat
WllU rentals,
and ",ere sold by
"pledging
the faith and the
credit of lhe community,
wilh.
oul cost to the tax payers."
Much of the discussion during
the meeting concerned the pro.
gress made with the bath house,
and swimming pool at the park,
whtch had been delayed by a
strike of construction
workers.
Neither will be completed
before the end of the 1008 season,
it was announced.
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ONE-SiD
Resl'dents -of the G r 0 sse
Pointe ~chool district will ballot
on lwo millage propositions
all
Thursday,
September
12.
All qua I if i e d re"istered
P ~ ..
voler~ may vote on
roposltlOn
No 1 (41'
mills eaeh year for
tw~ vear~2 for operation)
Only
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RElIlINDER
bor~ood. This. ma~ differ ~rom prior to ; lOP'~~n~~ct ~~:s:I~~:
Weed-s-an-d-b-a-d-h-a-bi-ts-seem to
IPolhng Plafees 10 °tt~etr !!Iecltllotnhse'sli~~tcZ;~~e The Grosse Pointe be lhe only things that grow
I n case 0
uncer am y ca
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E'lect'lon Offices,
885. Pl:blic School system, __ ..
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are the lawful spouses of such
persons),
may vote on Propo.
silion NO.2 (one mill each year:
. for 10 years for building
and,
The facl is only a.n unbossed
site p.urposes),
.
. i
voler can be an unbiased voter. I ReSidents are adVised that In .
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2. Continuous
Compounding.
Since 5% is the maximum annual /
interest rate permitted by. law; VJ~
couldn't change that. But we could ..
increase the number of times the
interest is compounded. We did. We
guarantee to compound your interest minute by minute.
Withdrawal.
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4. Add
to Your Account.
You can open a Time Deposit
with $1,000 or more. Then you
can addtoit in increlllents,of
$100 or more. Even arrange
automatic transfer from your
checking account. If you start
with $1,OOOandadd $100every
month, for example, you'll
have $6,423.95 at maturity.
AVAILABLE
GIBLETS & BEEF
FOR DOGS AND CATS
AGRICO
AGRICO
LAWN FUNGICIDE
WEED CONTROL
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New Quarterly Statements.
Statements, mailed you each quarter, show the current Iota! of your
account, including the additional
deposits you've made. They also
show the interest you've already
earned. And the total amount that
has been on deposil long enough to
be available for withdrawal without
notice.
Covers
5,000
LHWN
Sq. Ft.
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your grass • • . 'fJKAPfJEIJ
a new concept In IHlI'
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Any money that has been on deposit at least 90 days (the legally
required limit) may be withdrawn. You can take it out during the first ten days of each
calendar quarter without notice.
Or at any time with the usual
3-month written notice. Any
money withdrawn
will have
earned maximum interest right
to the time you take it out.
20m HARPER al Vernier /8 Mile 6. 1.94
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annually.
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885that
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qhualified registtered vOlcrs ' Wfho
a ve proper y assesse d or
taxation
in The Grosse Poinle
Public School System. (or who
When
telephone
poles
and
trees make you stop and think
motorists
il's always too late:
1. Maximum
IIIORE BIKES GONE
Two bicycle thefts have heen
reported
in the City. Lee Fos.
sati, 1175 Grayton, told officers
he parked his bike in front of
Kresge's on ~'riday, August 16,
and when he relurned
a few
minuleslaler
the bike was
gone. The second report came
(rom Martha Wood, 335 Rivard,
who reported
the thefl of her
I 26" black and gold bikc from
lhe City Park on Saturday,
Au.
\ gust 17.
CHICKEN
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all school elections
their poll 12000 extension 23:
Clair avenue, or telephone
ing place is the public elemen~
A;rangcments
for
bscCUrindg 2 .000, extension
23, before
t
tary school servin" their neigh. an absentee ballot may e ma e Ime.
Naw you get 5% annual interesl
guaranteed far 4 years.
And 7 other benefits.
M.arl1ta Bonds
Announcement
of the sale of
$150,000 in revenue bonds to be
used for the development
of the
waterfront
park marina,
was
made at the meeting
of the
Grosse Pointe Park Council in
the City Hall, Monday evening,
August 12.
CHICKIN
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12
Set for Sept. .
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Now there are plenty of courts
bet too few senior men taking
advantage
of them. Mr. Dumas
says this is a wonderful
way
furs~~m~togcthn~y
Sold by Park
HOUS'
FRI. •
exercise,
enjoy spiriled comlle.
titian and fine company.
.He hopes more senior men
II
ut n Tuesday ev n
~I'l come a ,0
.
e .
~ngs. Any .semor ~en mterested
110 more IOformatlOn may call
Mr. Dumas at TU~edo 1;5721,
Manion
K. McLam,
TU"edo
1 5134
Fred R Burns TUx
or
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edo 4. 4744.
t'
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t
r b eller ye ,Jus
go over Q
Ghesquiere Park and join in the
fun any Tuesday evening!
Mr. Dumas tells us thai this
is the best time of year to play
Shuffleboard
for senior citizens
was ar idea of Mr. Dumas'
some eight years ago when he
was appointed to the Recreation
Commission.
At that time most
of the activities
at the Park
were geared for children of all
age",. uf. Dumas felt that there
WIIS
~u Deed for activities
for
seninr
citizens.
Don Hallman.
Director of Recreation,
thoughl
so 100 and shuffleboard
for sen.
ior men was initiated.
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Thursday August 22, 1968
NEWS
roll.
COUNTRY
THURS. •
The men play every Tuesday
evening from 7 to 9:30 o'clock.
Many o( the men have their
own equipment but equipment is'
availabl~
through
the Woods
Recreation
Department.
The
courts are lighted and accord.
ing to Vern Dumas, senior cHi.
zen and shuffleboard
enthusiast,
in good condition.
2M2itchelu'ltreasuretr . Tpherke are
pa ro men on h e ar pay.
Corner nf 3 Mile Drive
Detroit's Lorges' and
Best Equipped
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A small
group
of Woods'
senior m!!n, who like to k!!ep ac.
t.ive. ilre doing somet.hing about
t
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ey arc p aYlOg sue.
board.
Five courts are located at the
rear parkin~ area, oU Jackson,
in Ghesquiere
Park
At aboul
.
6:45 almost any Tuesday even.'
ing you can see senior men reo
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cars
m an IClpa Ion 0
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I matches to come.
tablished
thai the crime rate
per capita
in Grosse
Pointe
Park is actually greater than in
the two adjacent
Detroit
pre.
cincls"
Appeal to Residents
In mid.June
member'
of the
Association
sent an appeal to
Park
residents
slating
their
lid
d'
h
casco
nc u e
10 t ~ appeal
was a tear.off sheet which read:
"I do supporl
the police ofri.
,.cers" or "I do not support the
police officers"
appeal.
wall
you
(Continued
from Page 1)
Association said: "It jusl doesn't
make sense that one side of the
street gets paid $1,000 more an.
nually and belter benefits than
I the other side of the .street."
He added that Park pohce faCe
..
the same T1sks as lhelr brothers
acro~s the street
Senior Men Bid To
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NEWS
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VA 2.7055
20087 Mack at fairhalme - 15029 Kercheval at Maryland
Just when it appeared that
the question of neighboring
children using the
Liggett
School playground had been
settled to the satisfaction of
everyone concerned, the NEWS
received the following copy of a
letter from slill another quarter:
I
August 14. 1968
Dear Mayor McLeou:
I was extremely interestcd in
the article in the Grosse Pointe
News this wcek entitled, "LIGGETT SAYS RESIDENTS !\fAY
USE GROUNDS".
While the feud between Lig.
gett School and the Shores
Woods Homeowners Association
rages, it appears there arc
those of us-most dirccl1v af.
fected-who
have yet t~ be
heard at City Hall.
I am one of man\, hOIl1i'
owners bordering the' Ligr-ett
playground. I am. also, a tax
payer and greatly opposed to
the playground being opened to
the public. Actually, since we
bought our bome in November
of last year, the playground has
never really been closed. The
locks on the gates of the proper.
ty have been broken faster than
I either Liggett School or my
husband and our neighbors
could replace them. The property has been invaded daily and
we have been given a small
sample of what to expect if it
is opened legally.
At this point, I would like to
add, the "neighborhood chil.
dren" mentioned in the News
article appear to be in the minority. Two Jays ago we called
U)l<lnthe Grosse Pointe Woods
polke to assist us in evicting a
group of twenty.some youths
ranging in ages anywhere from
16 to 20 years. They, had arrived at the playground in a four.
car caravan from neighboring
St. Clair Shores (where, as you
know. there is a fine municipal
park) and, judging from the attitude of most of them as they
were asked to leave, we fear.
fully expect they may return
later in a less playful mood.
If you, Mayor McLeod, or
Mr. John R. Jennings (President of the Shores Woods Homeowners Associalion) would care
to visit Us here on Briarcliff
drive, in the block between
River Road and Wedgewood, we
would be very happy to have
you note thJt each home boasts
at least one newly.broken window. We have been told that
each pane (and they arc all
thermo.pane windows) will cost
SALE
American Tourister Tet.
19.95
regularly 24.95
August lS to August 31
you save on a
handy fofe of
luggage-took
vinyl, great for
travel or
week-end iounts.
White, blue, red, fawn
or spring green with
Americon Tourisler tog.
Jacobsons
In the
To COG Posts
Resident Has Other Views Pointers Nallled
Two Pointers
have been
named to Policy Advisory
On Liggett Playground Use Committee
on the Southeast
High.vay
Aspllalt Pavi"9 Co.
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POINTE
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between $25.00 and $50.00 to reo
place. Two weeks ago. Ii Grosse
Pointe Woods police officer
viewed the current destrudion
and estimated the damage at
around $350.00.
Besides the damages done to
our homes. we and our guests
have had to endure the foulest
obscene language (shouted, of
course) and even the roar or
motorbikes being ridden over
the sodded grounds.
Many times several unobjec
tionable small groups of young
boys have been asked to leavesimply because their presence
in the playground attracts a
most undesirable clement. How.
CI'er, we feel the children
lIrollnd here-the Real neighllllr.
hood children-are
not depril'
ed of fine playground facilities
Those who arrive by bikes or
parent.driven cars can, just as
easily. drop off at the Woods
Pal'k and enjoy the facilities
we taxpayers have provided for
them. The younger boys have
only to travel a few blocks to
Ferry School grounds where a
(usually) completely deserted
playfield is available.
I am not a new-comer to the
scene. nor am I unaware of the
needs of the youngsters in this
community. As a native Grosse
Pointer, I spent my leisure
hours on the George Defer
playground, Grosse Pointe Park
park. or in my own backyard.
I. in turn, taught my three
Grosse Pointe children to reo
spect the privacy of others.
None of us have felt deprived
of any happiness.
When my husband and I at.
tended a meeting of the Association last Spring (our first and
last) we were impressed with
the obvious resentment on the
part of some of the membership against the "intrusion" in
our midst on the part of the
private and non.taxpaying Liggett School. For this reason
they seemed to feel completely
justified in dictating their de.
mands. We were amazed at
some of the suggestions made
(but, fortunately. not accepted)
to achieve their aims. And we
were: (1) ashamed of their lack
of consideration and apprecia.
tion for a lovely architectural
addition to our community, and
(2) curious to know if Liggett
ran into such bitterness from
any civic group when they were
located on Burns Avenue in Detroit.
The Shores Woods Homeown.
ers Association MUST realize
that the open fields around the
Liggett School are rapidly disappearing. With property values
increasing and the cost of build.
h.g rising, each new home rep.
1 resents, at least. a $60,000 in.
vestment on the part of tbe
taxpayer. Contrary to the sentimen~ of the Association. we
bought or built these de!;irable
homes across the street from a
PRIVATE school playground
where. we were given to understand, the Liggett recreation
area was off.limits to the public
and the most we could expect
in the way of a disturbance was
an occasional Lacrosse game
played by the girls of the school.
Since we did not anticipate
the present situation. we feel
we should not tolerate anything
less than reasonable and order.
ly conduct on the playground.
We would like to know how Liggett School expects to police the
playground if it is opened to the
public. legally. and how thl'Y
intend to avoid becoming a public nuisance. We would like to
know. as well, if they plan t(,
assume the responsibility for
any damag~s that have been
and/or will be incurrl'd_
Please see that this letter is
re3d at the next Woods Couneil
E n for c e men t Coordination,
and Information Systems Servo
ices, [<'ederal and State Aid
Michigan Council of Govern. Liaison, and Regional Anti-I
ments. Mayor of the City of Poverty Coordination.
I
Grosse Pointe David E. BurI
gess has been appointed to the
Public
Safety
Coordination
CHARITY CHEATED
Committe and Farms CouncilAn employe of Baskin.Rob.
man William Kirby has been bins, 17004 Kercheval, called
appointed to the Joint Purchas- City police on Friday, August
ing Analysis and Action Com.
mittel'.
16. to report that persons un
known had stolen a canister, i
an~hedi~~~m~~~~~'a~ilId~~::~~~ which was on the counter near
ment in these areas.
. the cash register. containing $6
or $7 of donations to Sf. Judc
Other Policy Advisory Com- Hospital. Two boys who were
mittel'S have been set up for in the store earlier were ques
Solid Waste
Disposal
Co- tioned by officers but denied
ordination and Educational Re. any involvement in the theft.
quirements
and
Financing.
These areas represent four of I
10 major areas of concern
SEMCOG has established as i
initial activities.
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Reserve NOW lor Oct. Delivery
In announcing the apPoint-l
ments, Wi I I i a m Mainland,
Chairman of SEMCOG. noted
that the committee members
were selected from the dele.
gat<:s to the Council's General
Assembly. The delegates, all
of whom are representatives of
local government in the southeast Michiga!' region, will assume major res)l<lnsibility for
the development of the SEM.
COGs' program.
The Council of Go\ernments,
a voluntary association of local
governments, was created early
this year. SElMCOG has been
founded in the spirit of volun.
tary cooperation among exist.
ing local forms of government
can best combine total resources for area-wide challenges that are beyond indio
vidual capabilities of anyone
local government.
Policy Advisory Committees
will soon be appointed for
COG's six other priority pro.
grams, These areas are: Comprehensive
Health Planning,
Housing Trends a!1d Needs,
Regional Building Code and
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meeting.
Sincerely yours,
Gel aldine M. Polkinghorne
(Mrs. Ross E.)
931 Briarcliff Drive.
Grosse Pointe Woods.
c.c. The Grosse Pointe News,
Mr. Lewis Rockwell, Attorney
representing Liggett School.
Village
OUT THEY GO!
250 NEW1968 IUICIS
No Reasonable Oller Refused
RICHARD
BUICK
15103 KERCHEVAL
VA 1-5400
This year, take the vacation
you thought you couldn't take.
Take a week in Miami, $150.50.
We make it easy 10 91'1 Ihere too, With the
only Super DC-8 service there - non.~lop
every morning at 10 o'clock
The,e's more 10 Miami than groo' sun,
sand and surf, Whcn y"J wont to go out
on lhe lown, 'herc\ 0 lot of town 10 go oul
on. Miomi swings, And olmost anyone can
swing the cost of a vocation there,
Low summer prices mean Ihol YC>ccan
toke a Miami vacotion for aboul as much
money as you spent losl year at Ihe loke,
the shore or the cotfage,
For instance, on Ea~lern\ oxeiu,ivc Miami
Beach PGrly vacaflOn. yOll (an sflend 7 day~
there lor only $150,50 0 person, Includmg
your holel om! rovndlrofl OIr f(JJc,
And if you like, you con eVC,l chor'1c the
whole thing on Eastern's ChnrgeA
Trop
pion.
See a Trovel Agen!. Or coil rllstcrn d:lY
0' night 01 965.8200, And toke Ihe vaca.
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EASTERN'
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POINTE
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l'hursClay, August 22. ,1968
NEWS
ave
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WITH FARMER lACK'S LOWER PRICES ON
QUALITY FOOD, YOU CAN'T LOSE OUT!
MONEY-SAVING
BUSHELS OF BARGAINS
SAVINOS ARE IN THE BAG
MEAT
••• In Farmer ~'ack'$ produce department! His fresh
InCase priced to
And every sack of groceries you carry home from
Farmer Ja~k'$ is filled with the best brands in townl
EvefY cut of U.S .. "Choice" meat at Farmer Jack's is .
Double-Graded for less waste and loW priced for
fruits ar:d vegetables are "Bushel
save YOy monev_
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GROSSE
POINTE
NEWS
Page Seven
16298 Minolia. DetroIt, was pick. ,,.
10 Cases Heard In City Court
Obituaries
STARK IIlCKEY
Funeral services for Mr.
Hickey, 79, formerly of 115
Lakeshore road. more recently
of 8162 East Jefferson avenue,
will be held on Friday. August
23, at 9:30 a.m., in the Verhey.
den. Funpral Home and at 10
a.m., from Sl. Paul's.on.the.
Lakeshore. A Rosary will be
said today, Thursday, August
22, at 8 p.m., in the funeral
~ome.
Mr. Hickey died on Tuesday,
City Municipal Courl conven.
ed on Tuesday, August 13, with
Judge Douglas L. Paterson pre.
siding. The following cases
were heard.
John Jennings, 416 :,:oran was
charged under the drunken mo.
tor law-resulting
in an acci.
denl. He pled not guilty. The
case was taken under advisement.
Arthur Bartley, 535 Lake'
Shore, was charged with reckless driving. He pled guilty and
was found guilty and fined $75.
Albert Edgar, 26107 Colonian,
Warren, and Robert Nasiecow.
ski, 8934 Astor, Detroit, were
charged as minors in posses.
sion and littering. Both pled
guilty and were fined $25 each.
August 20, in Harper Hospital.
A native Detroiter, Mr. Hickey
was Detroit's oldest active Ford
dealer. He had been in business
since 1926.
He was a member of the De. I
troit Athletic Club, past.commo.
dore of The Grosse Pointe '
Yacht Club, director of The
Hundred Club, past president of
the Detroit Automobile Dealers
Association, co-chairman of The
Henry and Edsel Ford Auditorium Memorial Fund.
He is survived by his wife,
Ethel; two daughters, Mrs. Ed.
ward J. Schoenherr, Mrs. Howrad A. Shaw; a son, William S.;
13 grandchildren
and three
great.grandchildren.
Interment will be in Holy Se.
pulchre Cemetery.
ELSIE
GUTO
Funeral services for Mrs.
Guto, 76, of 1027 Hawthorne
road, will be held on Thursday,
August 22, at 11 o'clock, in the
A. H. Peters Funeral Home.
She died on Sunday. August 18.
in st. John Hospital.
Mrs. Guto was the wife of the
late William H. and is survived
by a daughter, Virginia; two
sons, Robert and William J.;
seven grandchildren; t h r e e
great - grandchildren;
and a
b~other, Laurence.
Interment will be in Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
JEAN HAVERS
Funeral services for Mrs. Ha.
vers, 77, formerly of 271 Ken.
wood drive, mote recently of
Detroit, were held on Tuesday,
August 20, in the Verheyden Fu_
neral Home. She died on Saturday, August 17, in Cottage Hos.
pital.
Born in Sharon, Pa., Mrs. Havers was the wife of the late
Dr. Howard Havers.
Interment was in Elmwood
Cemetery.
lUARIE E. HARTl\lAN
Funeral services for Miss
Hartman. 78. Qf 1371 Berkshire
road, were held on Saturday,
August 17, in the A. H. Peters
Funeral Home. She died on
Tuesday. August 13,. in the
Moroun Nursing Home.
Miss Hartman was a resident
of Grosse Pointe Park for over
43 years. She is survived by a
niece. Mrs. Joseph Clifford and
two nephews, Robert and Lawrence Werner.
Interment was in Fore'St Lawn
Cemetery.
FRED KOCH
Funeral servIces for Mr. Koch,
83, of 1336 Audubon road, will
be held on Thursday, August
22, at 1 o'clock. in the A. H.
Peters Funeral Home. He died
on Sunday, August 18; in Deaconess Hospital.
Mr. Koch is survived by his
daughter. Mrs. Melva Heppner,
two sons, Frederick and Robert
and seven grandchildren. He
was the husband of the late,
Alma.
Interment will be in 'i'orest
Lawn Cemetery.
HARRY
S. LAl\IBITZ
Funeral services for Mr. Lam.
bitz, 63, of 353 Moross road. will
be held on Friday, August 23,
at 10:45 a.m. in the Verheyden
Funeral Home and at 11:15 a.m.
from st. Pauls. on . the. Lakeshore. He died on Tuesday,
August 20, in St. John Hospital.
A Rosary will be said on
'rhursday, August 22, at 8:30
o'clock.
Mr. Lamhitz is survived by
his wife, Mary A.; a daughter,
Mrs. Dorothy Kosciolek; a son,
Robert H.; two brothers, Walter
and Henry; three sisters, Mrs.
Clara Norowski, Mrs. Flora Zie.
lin~ki and Mrs. Helen Zl'.nder;
eight grandchildren and one
grllat grandchild.
Interment will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
1
;
Todd Brooks, 101 Touraine,
was charged with tampering ed up on a warrant for loiter.
with parking meters. He pled ing. He pled guilty and was
lined $10.
Four persons were charged guilty and was fined $25.
On August 14, Edward Behn,
as disorderly persons. They
were Raymond Milton, 4219 I
Lakeview, Detroit; Susan White,
2582 Drexel, Detroit; Edmond
Zelickman, 8115 Elm, Taylor.
and James Goforth, 802 Lenon,
LE BARON
Detroit. All pled guilty. All were
fined $15 each.
COUPE
David Donahoe, 826 Neff, was
Equipped
with
all
standard
equipment
plus
radio,
white.
charged as a disorderly person.
walls, vinyl roof, auto. temp air-conditioner, full tinted
He stood mute and his case was
glass, shoulder helts.
adjourned until October 8.
OTTO MILLER
FI:ncral services for Mr. Mil.
ler, 67. of 1642 Hollywood road,
were held on Tuesday, August
20. in the A. H. Pelers Funeral
Home. He died on Saturday,
August 17, in Deaconess Hos.
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on
today's high-speed
turnpikes, it's easy to forget how fast you're driving.
Mentally, you're "velocitized," as one expert put it. So, sometimes you take the off-ramp at a cloverleaf intersection a little faster than you
meant to.
You crank away on the steering
wheel, but your car tugs straight ahead
like a dog straining at the leash. The
tires sq ueal and your passengers squirm.
One of life's embarrassing moments.
,
What "over-engineering"
can mean to you
You probably could have avoided
the drama if you'd been driving the
new Mercedes-Benz 250. It runs rings
around most cars. It out-handles and
out-maneuvers them to help you avoid
anxious moments.
How does Mercedes-Benz make a
4-door sedan with the agility of a sports
car? In the words of one critic, the new
250 is "over-engineered."
He's right. And Mercedes.Benz is
proud of it. By conventional standards, .
the new Mercedes-Benz 250 is "overengineered."
It's built to Far more
exacting standards than ordinary cars.
A patented improvement
The
2~O'S suspension
system is
of the more than 5.200
basic engineering
patents held by
Mercedes-Benz. The engineers simply
would not tolerate poor roadholding or
a jarring ride.
Their ingenious solution: a 11air of
anti.sway bars-one in front, one at the
back. vVithout these concealed torsion
bars to fight body lean, the suspension's
springs would have to be so stiff that
11atented--one
A superior braking system
Many ordinary c~rs still
use old-fashioned
drum
brakes.
Today's 18D-mph Grand
This "walled.ilt" turn at tIle Mercedes-Benz test track is a brlltaltest of tIle sllsp,msioll. Test drive tIle remarkable 'Will 250 yourself.
Prix racing cars use disc
brakes. So does the Merce50,000 miles or so, you may begin to
des-Benz 250. And not just on the front
as it is for mechanical efficiency. Orthocedes-Benz without lmowing it. Below
wonder if your 250 will ever ra~t1e.
wheels, but on every wheel. Drum
pedic physicians were consulted in the
arc suggested retail prices for 8 of the
brakes are cheaper, but tests prove that
design of the 250's seats so you'll have
15 I\/lercedes-Benz models:
Overhead-cam engine
disc brakes provide the mo:,t precise
proper sllpport on cross-country tours
Usually, your car's engine is either
600 Grand Mercedcs •• , ••• $22,299.
braking possible-at any speed. So Meras well as short hops to the supermarket.
tuned for power or economy-not
both.
300SELLimousine
.•••• ,..
9,4()0.
ceJ~s-Benz engineers insist on 4-whec!
When you first slip into one ohhe 250's
By
employing
a
sophisticated
overhead.
280SE
Coupe
.••••••••
,
•
•
9, ) 74.
disc brakes as standard eqllipment.
carefully contoured seats, it may seem
camshaft
layout
borrowed
from
2805L Roadster •••• , • • • • • 6,485"
With 421.1 square inches of braking
finn, but once you get used to it, YOlI'1i
Mercedes-Benz World Championship
280SE Sedan..
..
6,222"
1lcver settle for "I/larshmallow" seats
area, it's virtually impossible to outrun
sports/racing cars, the engineers were
230 Sedan .••• , •• • ••• •• • • 4.544.
again. Mercedes-Benz engineers have
the 250's brakes.
aUe to improve the engine's volumetric
22D Diesel. .... .. ... .... . 4.494"
respect for your backbone.
10,000 body welds
efficiency (its ability to "breathe").
220 Sedan.. .. . .. .. • .. . .. 4,360.
Thcse are just a few of the many
]\'lost conventional cars 113vea "~p- This remarkable engine gives the 250
advanced engineering features of the
arate body and chassis, held together
3 top speed comparable to a standard
Mercedes-Benz
250. Taken together,
v •••••••••••
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with bolts. After a while, the bOlts can
V-8 with Ihe
economy
a Six,
they add up to one conclusion:
at
work loose. On a washboard road, the
: •.
.,
~... SEND TODAY FOR
$5.060," this car is one of the shrewdest
"Fatigue-proal"
seats
:
•FREE BROCHURE
rattles can be deafelli11g.
investments on wheels.
:
l;.
,
.
(or
belleryet, come
Take
a
day.long
trip
in
some
cars
l\1ercedes. Benzelimillatedthe
body
f
in and pick one up)
and you'll wind up feeling like a d:lmp
Clip coupon lor brochure
bolts. In their place arcover 10,000 indio
• Mercedes.Benz of North America, Inc.
washrag. The Mercedes-Benz 250 is
vidual welds. The rcsult is a structurc
For more details on the 250 and 6
Dellt. 00000, Box 207
engineercd as much for human comfort
of immensc strength and rigidity. i\f tcr
other Mercedes-Benz models. send 10Cliffside Park. N.J. 07010
day for your free copy of the 24-page,
Please send lhe free 24.page, full color
full-color brochure (coupon at right).
hro"huTC thai tells all abOUI the new cars
Detter yet, visit ollr showroom, Sce
from j\lercedes.Bcnz.
and drive the new 250. Find oul for
N,IIllC
_
YOIII'scI( how it feels 10 drive a car huill
1<; he the best- 1)0l the best seller.
Addrc5S
_
flld
.
of
:
•
MercedQs.8enz
molar cars from
$25,582' to $4,360'
You may he ~ble to afrord a MerCheclt this
OtiC 0111:
tile ucw
Mcrcedes.Blmz
250 is 2 feet sllorICr thIn! its driHlestic rilds,
yel gil'c\
away tloll,illg
itl illICrior room,
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OPEN SUNDAY.
the ride would be ruined.
With twoanti-sway bars
(most cars have one), the
250's suspension
is soft
.enough on a washboard road
to absorb annoying jolts.
And on a tight turn, it's firm
enough to prevent mush
and wallow.
A suspension that sacrifices neither ride nor handling is a good e,,'\ample of
how "over.-engineering"
works for you. Here are
some more examples:
p'
HF>43
'1 }l-..
~hl~i,
•
The new
Mercedes-Benz 250:
so "over-engineered"
it-won't mush, sway or
wallow-even on cloverleaf turns.
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Sale on name brand insecticides. fungicides.
fertilizers and weed killers
Allemon Florist on
~e? month
NORTHWESTERN LEASING1 INC.
19711 LIVERNOIS
END OF SEASON SALE
SPECIAL
5135
HEA.RINc;,AIOS
EAST SIDE
Mr. Miller is survived by his
wife, Agatba; two daughters,
Mrs. Donna Lou Frit7.e and
Mrs. Valerie Jane Delie; two
grandchildren;
two brothers,
Carl and Axel and a sister,
Mrs. Rigmor Steffenson.
Interment
was in Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
MORE BIKES STOLEN
The followin~ bicycle owncrs
reported their bicycles stolcn
from Norhclt Neff Park during
the wcrl< of August 12; John P.
'.I Day, 530 Cadieux. Rick Linden,
~ .• 761 Fisher, Dave Mooney. 848
Washington, Thomas Bradley,
~ <' 830 St. Clair, Michael Leidy,
, , 860 Lincoln, Ann Sholck, 1351
i' Three Mile, Mary Mercier, 604
~~. Univ('rsity and Tom Klumpp,
'L1"'~G sOV~O:.
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pital.
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INTRODUCTORY
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15415 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48205. Phone: 313-521.6600
Page
GROSSE
Eight
ELBOW GREASE
to pray
I1's all right
for the
things ~'ou want, but it will take
a little hustling for the things
)'OU must have.
IB
·
I on Secours Ad.mr,nr,strator
Trans f erre d to Ph-lad
r,
e l ph-Ut
Julie Christie
George C. Scott
rrpETULIA rr
SU.l1l1ested !or
POINTE
KOd
Us.eTruc k
1 s
To Do Drinking
Cadet Rabant Takes Training
Cadet Thomas W. Rabaut, 20,
son of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Ra.
baut, 1015 Three Mile drive, is
__
.____
A resident
of Lincoln road one of more than 800 junior and
I Sister Mary Gertrude,
C.B,S.,, ~{erc~ Hospi.tal School of Nurs. called City police on Mond~y, senior classmen at the U,S. Mil.
who has served as a nurse and Ing In BallJmore,
One of her August 12, to report a SUSPIC' itary
Academy,
West
Poinl,
hospital
administrator
in this firs.t nursing
assi~nments
was ious van .truck. was parked in N.Y., who are receiving Army
.
.'
caring for the soldIers at Camp front of his reSidence.
Orientation
Training at various
area
since
1920, IS JeavlDg Meade. Md., during the influ.
Upon arrival
officers
found Army installations
this summer.
Grosse Pointe to take up a new enza epidemic of World War 1. three juveniles in the truck in
The cadet a second classman
assignment
with the Sislers of
possession
of alcoholic
bevel"
(junior), is ~ssigned for approxSecours in Philadelphia.
In January,
1968, several
c:ges. The three were taken to imately four weeks this month,
hundred
of her friends
paid the station and their parents
to Ft. Knox, Ky.
Appointed
adminstralor
of tribute to her on the occasion notified of the charges llgainst
During this period, he will rc.
of her forty.fiIlh
anniversary
their sons, The boys were reo
ceive extensive training with a'
in Detroit.
A dinner was held leased to their parents.
combat unit of the U.S, Army.
in her honor
at the Grosse
The truck belonged to II 16
The training is designed to give'
Pointe Yacht Club and a fund year old youth who was attend.
the cadets firsthand
knowledge
was established
in her name ing a dance at the War Memor.
of the duties.
responsibilities;
to provide
educational
assist- ial at the time of the arrests.
ance to members of the Sisters He told officers he was not in. and living conditions of a jun'
of Bon Secours.
volved in the drinking.
The truck was held for the
Siste;- Mary Gertrude's
new driver's parents.
assignment
will be at Our Lady I
Help
of Christians
Nursing I
PAMPERED
Home,
56th
and
City
Line I Many children grow up today
al'enue,
Philadelphia,
Pennsyl., with the disadvantage
of having
vania.
; too many adl'antages.
d
DAVID
RAYNE U"SSEN
6:45
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SAT. 1 P.M.-SUH. 1:30
CALL PR 5.6800
"(ome to the Pointe"
for
BETTER DEALS
on
New and Used Can
Complete Selection
GROSSE POI NTE
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$1390
Jon. 25, Feb. 8 and 22,
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Fed. Tax $1.81
f'1l'St quality. Not seconds.
Not blemished.
Chet. Sampson
MARSHALL TIRE CO.
15515 E. Warren
TRAVEL
106
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CLOSE OUT
SALE!
... or bum them out
... or dig them out
_, . or leave them behind
o
0
,
or do it the easy way
The easy way to clear out hated weeds
is the way developed by Scotts, the grass people"
You simply stroll over the lawn and spread
nice clean granules to do the dirty job.
Take Advantage
Of Year End
P,ices. Still
56 Left
The time to do it'? Right now! What to
use'? Turf Builder Plus 2. Where to get
it? At any of the stores listed here.
Turf Builder Plus 2 not only clears
out 24 different kinds of weeds like
dandelion. plantain, buckhorn and
their ilk, it also feeds your grass to
make it grow stronger in this critical
EXTRA SAVINGS
ON DEMOS AND FACTORY
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Just 20 Minutes Away from Grosse Pointe
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Self confidence
is trLlly
name brand on any market.
ON THE HILI,
After
entering
the Society
she was graduated
from the
-
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CaU:
TU
1.5262
to
Service Manager
\\'ORRY }~REE
Take
care of the comm.on
; sense and most of your wornes
Will take care of themselves.
a~d March 8. 1968
MlnS
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SEE NORM
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Nevis
Departing:
BASEBALL
Born
in Wilmington,
Dela.
ware, Sister Mary Gertrude
at.
tended high school and business
college there and was employed
by the DuPont Company before
deciding
become a Sister of
Bon Seeours.
Need Service?
NEW TREADS
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Puerto Rico
AND
Sister
Mary Gertrude's
life
as a Sister
of Bon Secours
covers a span of more than half
a century. She entered the reo
ligious society of women dedi.
('ated to medical care in 1915.
She made her final vows as a
Sister of Bon Secours in the
Society's Motherhouse
in Paris,
France, in 1924. She had been
there for a year ~ the only
year in the last forty.eight
that
she, did not spend caring
for
the sick in this area.
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"
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and
GOLF BAGS
Bon Secours Hospital
in 1944,
Sister Mary Gertrude
has been
the principal
architect
of its
deveJopmer,t
and is known to
'thousands
of residents
who have
I uSl'd
its services
during
her
long tenure there. In 1961 she
became
Provincial
Councillor
of the Bon Spcours Sisters.
"The contribution.;
of Sister
Mary Gertrude
to Bon Secours
Hc'pital
and to the entire com.
munity
arc heyond
measure,"
Frank
Couzens,
Chairman
of
the Advisory Beard said. "She
leaves
behind a I' e cord
of
achievement
that will be a lasting tribute to her and a lasting
benefit to all who use the hospital that stands as the princi.
pal result of her Iife's work."
Cadet Rabaut was appointed
10 the military academy by Rep.
Mart~a W, Griffith (p.Mich.).
lie IS a 1966 graduate of Aus.
tin. Catholic High School. De.
trOll, Mich.
LEEWARD
ON
.
PRE-LABOR DAY SALE
Each
cadet
is required
to
demonstrate
leadership
ability
in several demanding Army ex.
ercises.
THIS WINTER
CRUISE TO THE
30% OFF
W&"dDHN
at Ft. Knox
101' officer.
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mature
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GROSSE POINTE
ALLEMONS FLORIST (:,
GARDEN CENTER
17931 East Warren Ave.
I
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BACHMAN
HARDWARE
BILL LEE OLDSMOBILE
19483
295 Gratiot, Mt. Clemens
465-0456
PAINT
(:,
IAack Ave.
NELSON C. FROLUND INC.
19815 Mack Ave.
I
not, however, supply fertilizer.)
SCilson of thc year. Thc cost: a partIcular bargain now, Y~u save S J a bag
on thc large sizc which trcats a lawn of
10,000 sq ft ( 100 sq ft x 100 sq fl).
Is ~'ollr problem
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All Scotts products are fully guaranteed. If they don't work to your complete satisfaction-just let us know and
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and with no quibbling. SCOTTS, the
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crabgrass?
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Turf 811ildCl' Plus Z
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IOJlOO sq ft bag j'z"95 I: .95
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17921 Mack Ave .
Thursday, August 22, '968
GROSSE
Woods Police Arrest Third
Man in $50,000 Theft Case
"FOR THE BEST DEAL"
Se'e Adam Early at
'gJwAdL OJD.iJzt.tL
A third man accused or par.
ticipation in the embezZlement
of more than $50,000 in drugs
and other merchandise from the
Arnold Drug Store chain, volun.
tarily surrendered
to Woods
police on Monday, August 12.
Det. Everett Plumb, who has
been working on the case, said
that Lawrence J. Timek, 26, of
19179 Clifr street,
Detroit,
stopped in the station to give
himself up and asked why the
authorities
were looking for
him. Timek was informed that
he is accused of receiving and
concealing stolen merchandise,
and that a warrant had been
issued for his arrest.
Also involved in the embezzle.
ment and awaiting trial in
.e~-OJ1JpnoJd1L
1540t
POINTE
E. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Park
VA t- toOo
Wayne County Circuit Court is
Kenneth Geisler, 28, of 12522
Dresden, Detroit, who is alleged
to have disposed of numerous
drugs and items of merchandise
to various sources, at 40 percent
below cost price, and dividing
the money with William Burn.
stein, 32, of 8547 Hedgeway,
utica, Mich. Burnstein is narned as a co.conspirator, but not
as a defendant, Plumb said.
Timek told the detecllve that
Burnstein had borrowed $140
from him some time ago, and
that about four months ago he
was approached by Burnstein
and asked if he knew anyone
who could sell small amounts
[Of dr~gs t~at he (~urnstein)
had In hiS possessIOn. The
White or Bla.ck
Enameled Aluminum
STORM WINDOWS,
DOORS,
PORCH ENCLOSURES
SALE--SALE-SALE
-8RAND NEW 1968
MODEL 104
\
ALUMINUM'SIDING,
PEUGEOr MOTORBIKES
SCREEN PORCHES
Made by the Peugeot Co, Mfg. Co.
Completely Assembled Ready tc .Ride
Guaranteed 6 Mos. 6,000 Mi.
STORMS FOR STEEL CASEMENT WINDOWS
We Repair Storm Sash and Screens
$125
00,
REG. PRICE $235.00
FULL PRICE
FREE ESTIM-' TES
-POINTE SCREEN
no .dded taus or casts
CONTINENTAL' CYCLES CORP.
(Acros. from How.reI Johnson's}
Sales &- Service
19430 Harper Ave.
TRIM AND GUTTERS
AND
Harper Woods
STORM
SASH
• .t-NC:
881.6130 or 881.4600
20497 Mack Ave.
THUI.;' FRI •• SAT.
AUG. 22, 23, 24,1968
OUR CUSTOMERS
Will SAVE OVER
$150,000
DURING THIS SALE
HURRY
SAVE-SAVE
BREAK A BALLOON
NO OBLIGATI~N
FOR A BONUS
- ONE BALLOON
PER FAMILY
During this sale you can write your own ticket
- Get on oppraisol
frOM
gener,)us
usea car buyer (Big Spender
Bender)
Pick out a cor or a
truck
you want.
Make
us Cln offer.
COME IN • BREAK it BALLOON
~,:\~OUR.
__ "~IN
If it's
within
r.oson
• GET A FREE
- We'll
deal!
BONUS
REPUTAnON, RIDES
EVERYCAR WE SElL!'
FANTASTIC USED CAR BUYS
(For this slle only)
Real sharp. Reduced for
this sale only!
only'395
#P2239 r64 Ford XL
v-s,' auto.. R&II. WW,
Sharpest in
priced now
town, Sale
only'995
#P2238 '64 Com:1w
6cyl.. auto.. R&H,
Excellent condition. sale
priced.
only'795
#P2242 '66 Galaxie
#P2219 '66 Galaxie Ht,
2-dr. HT, V-S, auto .• P.S.,
low mileage. One-owner.
V-8, aulo., R&H. Here's a
real sharp one.
only'1395
only'1495
#l111A '67 Pontiac
LEMANS
Sport coupe. Very special.
Iy sale priced
#756A '65 Country
Sedan
V.8. auto., R&H. WW, low
mileage, one owner.
only'1695
Only
'1495
#P2~09 '61 Mustang
#TN1A '64 Econo.Van
V-S, auto., R&H, WW. low
mileage. Factory warran.
Like new. Excellent
small business.
ty.
only'2095
Only
'745
for
1159A '66 Volkswagen
Like new. Sale
three days only.
the
priced
Mrs. M. E. Knapp, 289 Rivard.
reported finding 18 pieces of
mail near the mailbox at ~1/'otre
Djlme and Kercheval on Sunday.
August 18. City police said
there were no signs of tamper.
ing and the door of the mailbox
was locked. The Post Office was
notified and the mail forwarrled
to it.
only'1095
#1214
'65 Chevrolet
ONLy'895
1966 Mere, Park Lane
4.dr., V-8. auto., R&H.
ww. One owner. Like
new, Sale priced.
'1695
each
Open the door to a whole new
world of shopping pleasure. Come to
Wrigley and discover the cool just
picked freshness /and juicy, sweet,
melting flavor of Ho,ney.dewmelons.
PERSIAN MELONS
CASABA MELONS
CRENSHA WS
2.door. Radio and heater.
Sale priced and real clean.
COOK
16901 MACK AVE. at CADIEUX
money received would help pay
some of the money owed him,
Timek said Burnstein told him.
Timek said he gave the items
Lo a third party, whom he reo
fused to name because the person Is a family man with two
children, and who, Timek said,
was not aware that the goods
were stolen property .
Timek was arraigned before
Woods MuniCipal Judge Don J. I
Goodrow, on the date of his
surrender, on the warr8nt ac.
cusing him of receiving and concealing stolen property over
$100. He entered a plea of not
guilty and demanded an exami.
nation, which the judge set for
yesterday, August 21. Bond was
set at $500.
The embezzlement carne to
light, when Burnstein, who did
the actual stealing, was con.
fronted by the drug store firm
officials, who had received a
tip from a 51. Clair Shores
drugstore owner on June 7 regarding Burnstem, who had been
apprehended stealing drugs and
consequently fired, Burnstein, a
full-time employe of ArnCJld
Drugs, was working part time
for the st. Clair Shores store.
Burnstein was called to
head office of his full-time ern.
pbyers, 15188 West Eight Mile
road, Oak Park, and when asked
ahout the St. Clair Shores inci.
dent, voluntarily confessed the
thefts from the place, and also
admitted that over a four-year
period, he took approximately
$50,000 in drugs and other
items from the Woods store,
20853 Mack avenue, and other
firm stores to which he had
been transferred.
Burnstein also admitted taking $50. sometimes $75, and
even $100 each week, during
the past four years, averaging
about $3,000 in cash each year,
by merely ringing up under.
charged sales and pocketing the
difference.
He claimed he took the money
only when he needed it, and
used it to pay medical bills for
his wife, and to maintain living
expenses.
.
Burnstein, who had been an
employe of the drug store chain
since December 1960, met GeIsler at the firm's Hoover.Twelve
. Mile store in Warren, and struck
Iup a professional and social relationship with him. When Geisler was shifted to another store,
an inventory of the Warren
store was taken, and losses were
discovered that resulted
in
Geisler's dismissal.
Seven months later, Geisler
,contacted Burnstein and told
him he had the means of disposing of any merchandise, such
as dr ugs and other tangible
items, that Burnstein could take
out of the store.
Burnstein told Plumb that
each night he would take items
out of the store and stnre them
in his home, until he had a
sizable amount.
In August 1967, he was transferred to the Woods store, and
Irom the time he beg:!n work
there,
until his suspension,
Burnstein said. he took a tolal
of $2,580.67 worth of goods, for
which he received a share of
$450, after they were sold by
Geisler.
Burnstein said that his share
of the loot sold amounted to an
estimated $3,000 a year. besides
$3,000 8 yeDr in cash he estimated he pocketed.
On June 11, Geisler came to
the station with his attorney
and surrendered himself. After
he was informed of his rights,
he confessed that he had been
receiving stolen merchandise
from Burnstein and that he had
disposed of them, splitting
money received 50.50 with Burnstein.
Following this, Geisler was
arraigned before Shores Judge
George Beauchamp. in the ab.
sence of Judge Goodrow, and
stood mute and waived examination. A plea of innocent was
entereu for him and he was re.
leased on $1,000 bond pending
trial in Circuit Court.
ftlAIL FOUND
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#T134B '61 Econo.Van
Page Nine
NEWS
GLASSES TURN
ON
VOUR HAPPV SMIL~
You'll love the deliciously dif.
jerent taste 01 tbe Persia", tbe
creamy white meat of tbe Casaba,
and the slightly :spicy taste 01 the
crensbaw.
99~
Come put on a happy
face! A new pair of
eyeglasses from our
collections is sure to
li~hl up your face
WIth smiles.
ION
OPTICIANS
•
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Soles De ,0 en 8:30 o.m, to 9 .m, Mon. & Thor., - 8:30 a.m, to 6 .m, Tues" Wed" FrI., Sat.
20183 Mock A..e.
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GROSSE
POINTE
NEWS
DRIVE
Writer Flees to Far Isle Following Shudnabin Week
By Walter Fuller
to watch the Detroit and Cleve., I'll bet you a box of used wild Dirksen we would have broken
I've been ensconed on a para. land fight a ferocious, a~d raspberries that along about the into sob~. The only other happy
disiacal northern island far very boresome, battle of bram 15th inning, as the mighty bit of embroglio was the man.
away from the woes
the a~d brawn, .yo~'re absolut~ly struggle for supremacy slowly ner in which Michigan's. own
world, on an estate bounded on right. They dl~ It-and that m. cr~pt along, that. old Don was Jerry Ford handled himself as
three sides by a forest, almost cludes poor, Silly old me.
mighty sorry he swatted that chairman.
not quite, primeval and on the
It's one thing to watch these four.bagger.
Then there was t)lis odd felfourth by a bay the Indians opposing nine on a pleasant and
If he hadn't did that, as low from one of the Carolinas
named Potagannissing.
cool evening winding up things a friend uf mine used to say, who popped up so unexpectedly
VI> there you'Jj find deer and in nine innings. But' it's real we'd ,all been home a couple he threw the whole ball of wax
bear, and all, sorts of birds and Dullsville to sit on a hard slat of ho~rs earlier, and tucked into a temporary bit of chaos.
bees, and fish such as perch, chair, in oppressing heat and away ID bed.
Instead he got what is lovingly
rainbow trollt, and bass, in ad. humidity. for four and a half
It's a terrible thing to men. know as the hum's .rush. He
dition to' a plentitude of peace hours. watching what some tion but that swat by Wert may have been a little wildand quiet and other nice stuff were wont to call the game of caused such prolonged humidity eycd but that southern gentle.
like that.'
the century. After the thing suffering by folks all over the man and the' balloons which
No air on this earth could was over I rushed out and got stands, and by a flock of Shrin. must have taken a minuter or
possibly be purer, and at night ~nalyzed, and was told I was ers clad in heavy uniforms who two to inflate. were the high.
the stars look close enough to Just as sane as the other 48,475 were forced to wait around to lights of one evening which
reach up aDd pluck from the people in the park-which cer- do their 'tween games stuff, otherwise may have been lost
heavens. Ang, within 24 hours tainl/ was some sort of a left. that me b b e he aught a be forever,
after arrival a person unwinds handed opinion.
ashamed of himself. The final
,
.
If the upcoming Democratic
and becomes completely obliv.
Biggest l\(istake
WIn wasn't worth it !
convention in Chicago Is as de.
~ous to. all the silly things that
Now. as far as I could de.
W~y I .sat there like a kn~w. void of interest to the public as
are gOlDg on around us these termine, the biggest mistake in nothmg. Dlnny for more than five was the one down in Miami
dayS.
.
that ball game was made by a hour~. In t~at awful heat and Beach, I'm going to start anA.ctually, all thIS eam!' about fellow named Don Wert who humidity I II never know ...
other campaign to do away
mamly because of that week slammed out what is caUed a except the man behind me was with political conventions and
that was the week that washome run in the eighth to tie the a fellow named Jim "Viebauer, give the country, and the choice
and shouldn't have be en!
Forest City lads
and he was 90 years old, and of candidates, back to the
Among the chief shudnllhins
.
he kept telling me how cool he American people
were one night of a tiresome
was. So I fell for it .•. the psy17-inning basebaU game, and
chology, that is !
Why can't we make our own
t~ree iJoresome nights of sit.
Tower of Babel
decisions? Why do a flock of a
tmg bofor the boob tube. and
1
Iew hundred delegates dictate
watching the unhappy, sleepy
Now we mus.t need pass alo.ng to 200 million people whom they
people, trying hard to listen to
(Continued from Page 1)
t~ those hornble, mg~t.maflSh should have in the White House?
speeches and, at the same time, though local communities may mghts when the televlSlon set It's.all a lot'of Ilogwash!
sta.~ing off death from ennui pass such ordinances they can beca~e. the Tr:'wer.of Babel as
There is much more along
during the blabbering Republi. only be carried out if they do a million Republ.lcan orators this line I could easily write
can convention.
not conflict with the emergency st~mbled oller ,?lres to grab but my boss is looking over my
. d b y th e gover over
microphones
Su' f".enng F ans'
powers exercise
the place.which were all shoulder . . . and so. before I
In some strange manner. •• nor. Kelley said, "when con.
.
depart, I did want to say my
which, at the moment, escapes f1icting orders are issued, those .If It had. not been for oc~a. favorite candidate for office on
me ..• J became more or less of the gcvernor's of course, will slOnal soot~lDg tones emanating either ticket would be Kermit
involved, through no fault of prevail. The validity of the un. from a. vOice box owned by a Klappendoober, if only I could
my own, in both the aforemen. derlying ()rdinance of the heme gray.halred dandy named E. talk him into runnlng.
, tioned ..gymkanas . • • one in rule city or other local commu.
person, the other by remote nilies is founded up constitucontrol. And, I wound up rout. tional statutory rights of home
tering to myself, and. walking rule cities in emergencies. It is
across the ceiling, which wasn't strongly supported by Michigan
a very good thing to do.
law and by public interest in
So, now, let's take the ball reciprocal and cooperative engame. If you can believe 48;/46 forcem-ent of the state police
supposedly normal hum a n s power in times of emergency by
would sit, smouldering, knee to state and city officials acting toknee., shoulder to shoulder, and gether."
For tire Best
elbow to elbow, with their
Kelley added, that this "repreDeal on a
c10l\Jes on, yet in the mammoth sents his legal judgment on this
sauna which W!!sTiger Stadium, matter."
it would be much
(ar or Truck
wiser to rely upon a Cull scale
Stop
In,
response, coordinated by the
Today
state rather than .permit the
piecemeal measures by individ.
ual communities.
Kelley recommended that 10.
Sport Coupe with sharp trim, power
cal officials utilize "our modem
~teerjng, full factory safety equip.
commljnication netwl;lrks" to
notify state officials of develop.
ing civil disorders.
"r
I
INSTRUCTION
Clinics & Private
Lessons
Electronic Stroke Diagnosis
Ultra Slow Motion '
Instant Replay Camera
--,_ At The G.P.U.S. Courts
886-8022
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PACKAGE LIQUOR
Prices include
all excise
taxes
BE SURE TO STOP IN AND SEE
ALL OF OUR NEW ADDITIONS
DOING BUSINESS IN GROSSE POINTE FOR 3S YEARS
SAME OWNERS-GEORGE & ALICE FLYNN. NEW MANAGER-LOUIE
DULUC f.ND THE SAME QUALITY PERSONALSERVICE!
ALCiER PARTY STORE
•
NEXT TO VERBRUCCE'S
WE DELIVER •
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19.95
23.95
27.95
29.95
31.95
WIDE OVAL
RETREADS
F 70-14 or G 70-14
We handle Firll5tone-Goodyear-UniroyalB. F. Goodrich-General
Tire Distributors, Inc.
17611 E, WAP.ItEN(5 blocks East of Cadieux)
TU 2.6522
Oialdirect
and let the savings
roll in.
If you'.d like to save some money.
you'll be interested in Direct, Distance
Dialing•. It's a more economical way to
call long Distance because direct dialed
calls are all Station-to-Station instead of
Person-to-Person. - .
It's easy; too. Just'dial "1", then the
Area Code, If It's different from your
own, and the number you w~nt For an
idea of how much you can save, here's
an example. A 3-minute Person-toPerson call between Detroit and Chicago
costs $1.30 at the day rate. Dial direct
and the cost is only 85f!.'
.
So whenever you're reasonably sure
the party you're calling will be there.
dial direct and let the savings. roll in!
$2471
ty equip.
The negotiations be t wee n
teachers and the Board of Edu.
cation were broken off on Friday after a counter.proposal by
the teachers to the Board of
Education was re j e c t e d by
Board representatives.
Willis
Brown, president of the Grosse
Pointe Education Association
told the NEWS that negotiations
appeal' to be at a standstill. lIe
added that contrary to public
belief the teachers have not
agre'ed on salary contrllcts for
this coming school year although they have agreed to noneconomic aspects of the con.
tract.
Mr. Br'lwn said another meeting is ;;cheduled on Monday,
August 26, with a representative
of the Labor Meuiation Board.
AS WELL AS OUR REGULAR
STOCK OF PARTY GOODS
17320 MACK
1968DAMARO
D-70-14 •••••
E-70-14 •••••
F-70-14 •••••
G-70-14 or 15
H-70-15 •..••
New Lower
Prices!
This great economy car comes with
w.w.t., r. & h" full (actory sofety equip.
Convertible, p.s., p.b. & full factory safe-
WIDE.~RACK
SPCHTS
4 ply nylon RE~lg:w~rtT£
1968 CHEVY NOVA
Teachers, Board
Break Off Talks
to a small ear. The car appear.
ed to have driven up the drive.
.
way at 616 University, across
the front yard, and into the
front yard of 622, then down
the drive. Police are investigating.
Wide Ovals
1988 IMPALA
FOR THE TEMPO"RARYINCONVENIENCE WHILE WE ARE
REMODELfNG BUT WE ARE EXPANDING OUR STOCK AS
WELL AS OUR STORE
WE, NOW CARRY A COMPLETE
AND EXTENSIVE STOCK Of
Li\WNS
UNITED
Kelley Rules
TENNIS
OVER
City police r.eceived a r~port
from Bruce Miller, 616 TJmver.
sity, 011Sunday, August 11, of
persons unkown driving across
yards at 616 and 622 University.
U POD investigation officers
found the tire marks belonged
ERNIE GRISSOM CHEVROLET
15 Mile & Gratiot
293-1010
HALL'S POi'TEO
ROSE SALE
fR.OM $\,49
VERBRUGGE'S
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL
• KORDESPERFECTAwas $3.50
NOW $2.75
•
•
•
MONTEZUMA
was $3.50
MOJAVE was $3.25
EUROPEANA was $3.50
• GLADIATOR CLIMBER was $3.75
NOW
$2.75
NOW $2.50
NOW $2.75
NOW $3.00
HEARTY CARDEN MUMS
BEEF
ROAST
IN 23 VARIETIES AT $1.19
HALL'S NUR.SERY
24300 HARPER (between 9
RUMP OR
,~_._-_
ANTWERP CUT
FRESH
GROUND
BEEF
3
LIS. fOR
OR
$1.59
591:.
99~
3.POUND
DRY ONIONS
c
39
----IGREEN GIANT---FROZEN IN BUTTER SAUCE
III A FLAVOR TIGHT COOKING POUCH
BABY LIMA BEANS
10.OZ. PKG.
LE SUEUR
BABY EARLY PEAS
10-OZ. PKG.
Young Broccoli Spears
lO.OZ,
PKG.
Any 3 for
$1.00
BAG
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Part of the Nationwide Bell System
live where the fun is (our seasons long. I bedroom executive
apartments presently a.oiloble frorr. $160 monthly. Eoch over
750 square feet with lakeview patio or bolcor>y. Wall-to-wall
carpelirg.
~esorf eCivilllJ
Air Conditionin\;l .•
appliance equipped
kitcnen.
Private swimminr" skating, boot docking. Exclusive
waterfront clubhouse. Model apartments open 12 noon
10 7 p,m. doily and Slmday, Phone: 791.2840
Woku Up Flo¥or Notvr. Pllts in Food
99+ % PlI,e Monolodillm Glutamate
NetWt.
4 Y4-0lII.
79
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3
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$100
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~
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windows In Bronze.Steel.Alum., or StaInless
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Insect or Dust Proof 16 to 40 mesh wIre.
Special SCl'eens any size or shape. Roll
screens repaired or replaced. Burglar proof
f,uards lor windows and doors, prevent vandal-
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LOOKING FOR SERVICE? WE GIVE THE FINEST.
ALL THIS ••• AND MORE, TOO AT
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,
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Used Cars •
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GROSSE POINTE
~'.Ci.t~
has openings in Youth Program for
Qualified ADULT COACHES
OPENINGS FOR COACHES IN
ALL DIVISIONS (Boys
Ages 6.18)
Those Interested
Call
The "Sounds of Night" came
up the winners in the "1968
Battle of the Bands" held at
the Music Center in East De.
troit last week. Four of the boys
currently attend Grosse Pointe
High Schools and one is a recent graduate. They received 14
points more ~han any of the
other 50 participating bands.
(78 points out of a possible
100.) They were awarded a
sound system and a recording
contract. The group includes:
Joe Doyle, Greg Pa~ge, John
BriIowski, Jim Amori and Bob
Johns.
884-6472
BOYS
Don't Farge" Groue Pointe
Hockey Association Registration
C.P.U.S. RINK
Saturday,
September
7 .... 9:00
The City of Grosse Pointe has
begun its Water Meter Replace.
ment Program, whkb was approved by the City Council last
February. The City plans to re.
place approximately 100 meters
annually at no cost to the prop.
erty owners. P.::placement will
be based on age and condition
of meters.
The new system is a fascinat.
ing one. The meter man will
carry a small, metal box with a
long plug that fits into the out.
side receptacle and automatically flashes the reading without the meter man having to
enter the bouse.
Ultimately, when all meters
have been replacl<d or convert.
ed, the meter reader will get a
reading through a punch tape
inside the small box. After the
meter is read, the tape is pull.
ed out and sent to a Computer
Center where the bills are pre.
pared. This system is a great
thue saver and will reduce the
billing time to one week.
If your meter is not included
on the list of meters to be con.
verted within the next few years
and you wish to have this reo
mote unit installed, the City
will do so for a charge of $25,
the price of the conversion unit.
There will be no charge for in.
stallation or labor. The City
will take as many orders for
these units as time and labor
will allow_
Some of the advantages of
the new meters are that the
reader docs not have to enter
the house to get the reading,
human error is eliminated in
both the reading and the billing
and the meters can be read in
half the time.
Pointers Win
Battle of Bands
~ILL~ILL
'"~-'~~'
Vlc;e
PreSIdent
,
Grosse Pointe Hockey Association
at
City Replacing
Water Meters
to 12:00
a.m.
POINTE
Page eleven
NEWS
the properties involved, DeFoe
said. On several occasions,
heavy machine equipment became bogged down because of
the condition of the ground, he
added.
He said that last April 22, he
received a letter from Parker
who complained of his own
neighbors dumping grass clip.
pings and other dehris in the
vacant lot in question, and that
he (DeFoe) sent notices to the
residents
involved tbat this
practice was in violation of the
law and must be stopped. The
people were informed that the
I city will pick up the <:!ippings
Barclay Residents Protest
Condition of Vacant Lot
and other rubbish, so there was
no need to dump in the lot. This
practice ceased immediately
after, DeFoe said.
GOLDEN
Five residents living in Bar- ing that weeds at least be cut.
Silence has never been known
clay road affixed their signa. The city C8nnot make a move
10 make a blunder, and some.
ture to a letter to Farms Mayor unless these owners fail io act
times it makes a decided hit.
William Butler, the city council, and then, and only then, can the
and to the ~ayne
County Farms use Department of Pub.
Health Department, demanding lic Works equipment and manthat weeds in a vacant lot in pOwer to cut the weeds. and bill
their street be cut.
tbe lot owners for the job done.
Warren F. Parker of 433 Bar.
Sometimes it is almost imclay, who disclosed that the pOssible to do any cutting, due
letters bad been sent, claimed to the soft ground, caused by
that for some time he and his rains, or rocks and debris on
neighbors have been trying to I
get some action on the lot, 10~ated between 433 and 439 Barclay, but to no avail. The condition of the property was
YOU MAY SPECIAL ORDER AT SALE SAVINGS •••
described as "disgraceful". and
as presenting a health problem
in your choice of fabrics and finishes, OUR ENTIRE COLLECTIONS
to both children and adults.
OF THOMASVILLE, DREXEL, SELIG, FICKS REED, WOODARD.
It was charged that weeds
MOST OF HERITAGE AND FOUNDERS and many other collections.
every variety made it impos.
Englander's outstanding servict' policies prevail on all but "as is" mer.
sible to "keep our own homes
and grounds pre.~entable", and
chandise. Decorators to assist you-no obligation. Ugp,your Englander
that very little action has been
Revolving Cllarge plan. Sale is storewide with savings in every departtaken by the Farms, and there.
ment.
fore, the Barclay residents are
entering a protest.
Parker
asserted
that the
1
Farms council passed an ordinance in !\fay of this year (Code
7.02 Amendment to NuisancpOrdinance No. 170) w hie h
should have taken care of the
problem.
"Law and order are much in
contention these days and we
want and demand strict compliance with this new ordinance,"
the residents stated in their letter.
John DeFoe, director Public
Services who is charged with
the enforcement of the ordinance, said that the city had sent
out notices to the owners of the
lot on several occasions, and
that when the owners failed to
cut the weeds, the city did so.
DeFore said that the city h3d
steppeG in three times and cut
the weeds on this lot, when the
owners failed to do so, once before the ordinance was amend.
ed, and twice after, with the
record showing that the last
cutting occurred the week of
July 5. The fourth cutting is
scheduled for this week, he
added.
Since this is the first year that
the amendment is being enforced, the owners of the Barclay
lot, and other lots where the
city had to step in and cuts
weeds, will be billed for the
Heritag3 '0" 80fl1. ••••••
f .... $55.j.(J1)
service, as provided by the law.
101" sofa. ......
fT. ISSI1.(J1)
Defoe said that there is no
Heritage lounge chair ••• fl'. $S!86.01)
provision in the law which
authorizes the issuing of viola.
Heritage ~kirted chair ••• fT. ItSD.(J'
tion tickets citing lot owners
for court, but the owners are
sent notices explaining the proA'~qleIllftldt(t)1J~
~f 56f~ ftom. ttl! lhiftgl! 110..
visions of the ordinance requir.
I
or
HERITAGE
at MID-SUMMER SALE
SAVINGS ...
~~ !'hftt
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Metropolitan Club Sponsors g~~~~at::e
not be the success that it is I An exciting new exhibit, The
In addition, models of the the past according to Votta. As.
27th Annual Kids Field Day
The Grosse Pointe Melropoli.
tan Club, Spirit 20. has again
selecled the site of Brownell
Junior High School grounds, for
its annual Field Day for Pointe
children. it was disclosed by
Park Fire Sgt. Dave Taylor,
chairman of the event.
The organization set Saturday
August 24, as the day for th~
27th Annual Field Day. from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and extends
an invitation t~ all Pointe chil.
dren an~ theIr parents. and
othe~ I'0lll~e adults t? attend.
AdmISSion IS by authorJzed park
pa~ses frOll.l anyone
of the
Pomtes, which must be shown
at the gate.
It was estimated that approx.
ately 5,000 per~()ns participated
in the 1967 affair, and it is hop.
ed that this number will be
equalled or surpassed this year.
As in the Field Days of the
past, there will be many free
prizes. Entertainment
will inelude free pony rilles and rides
on the 40&8 American Legion
Box Car. Too, there. will be
clowns from the various poh~e
departments to make th.~ chIlo
dren laugh.
'I'here will be gobs and gobs
of goodies, such as pop corn.
cotton candy, ice cream, hot
dogs, and plenty of soft drinks,
Taylor said. all for free, thanks
to many Pointe merchants.
Without the help of these mer.
chants, who also donated prizes,
whose generosity is greatly ap.
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Taylor adde.d.
.
Taylor said that the starting
time is 10 a.m. s~arp, and in
o~d~r for the chddren t~ be
eligible for. the many. prizes,
boy.s and girls. mus! regl~ter at
deSignated l'eglstrallon pomts o.n
the .school grounds. There .IS
nothmg to buy, but any chdd
who fails to register. will lose
a chance to win something.
Although many merchants
contributed edibles and prizes,
most of (ood is purchased by
the Club, with funds raised
through the sale of tickets,
which is strongly supported by
Pointe residents anl~ people Iiving surrounding areas.
Spirit 20 membership is com.
prised of policemen and fire.
men of tbe Pointe and mail car.
riel's of the Poi~te Branch of
the United States Post Office,
Mack and Warren.
NASA Slory, wiII be on display
at tbe National Aviation and
Space Exposition at Willow RUH
Airport, September 14 and 15,
it was announced by James V.
Votta. executive vice.president
of the Michigan Aeronautics
and Space Association and Gen.
eral Manager of the Exposition.
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moulil I(uards for the entire
learn.
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In Standing Broad Jump, the
boys 13 years old fell 3'h incbes
sbort cf Presidential
Award.
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But 12-year.olds made Presidential Award mark of 6' 2",
placing one in second place was
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John Chancey with 6' 3". David
Hyde (6' 2") and Kevin McKernan (6' 2") took two third place
wins.
Eleven.year.old
Mir B nd a
:
Burnham took firsl place Broad
Jump with Presidential Award.
In Broad Jump-Boys
10-11, :
Dave Ehrlich, 10 years old, tied
for first place with Kevin MacConnachie, 11 years old. for a
Presidential Award.
Sit Ups for girls 12-13, first.
second and third place winners
Mary O'Donnell, 62, Don n a
Mueller, 56, and Molly Bbke,
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Any number over 50 is consid.
ered the ultimate ior girls.
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match the Presidential Award
standard which is 100 for boys
at the same age level.
Girls 10-]1 surged above the
required mark with first place
winner Karen McKernan. 61 Sit
Ups, and Mary Jarvis with 60
Sit Ups. Again 50 is the number
of Push Ups that have to be
achieved by girls from 10 years
to 17 years and 100 is the number that boys of the same ages
must be able to complete.
II
Girls 10.11 Soltball Throw fell
short of Presidential Award.
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Boys 10-11 also fell short of
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Prcsidential Award.
Girls 12.13. Ann Shock, age
13, threw 99' 0" and Sindi Hal"
vatil. age 13, threw 97' 3", Presi.
dential Award is 94' 0".
Boys 12-13 age group were
above Excel!ent. Kevin McKernan, age 12, threw 175' 5".
Da "id lIyde. age !2. threw
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age 12, onc must throw 165' 0".
Gen. Adm: $1.50,
Childrl/\ 1 end undl' Flit
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Grosse Pointe Park held its
Junior Olympics, attracting 135
children with 1,085 entries in
HORIZONS
RIP VAN WINKLE
eight different events, at the
August 22, 27, 31
Augwst 24, 29
waterfront recreation center on
August 8 and 9.
Under The Gaslight
Needles and Pins
The President's Council. on
August 23, 28
August 26, 30
Physical Fitness has a standard
Nightly at 8:30 p.m. except Sundays No Resena!ions Required rating chart which is as fol.
lows:-Poor, Satisfactory, Good,
Adults _ $1.75 - Children to 16 . $.75
Free Parking
Presidential Award, and better
yet is Excellent. But this rating
H.enry 1.ord \lllsellm . 'heater
chart is only for children from
, .11(",'l'IlI"
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\Ill h.
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ages 10 through 17. Tbe Park
Olympics ran from ages <I
through 14. First, second and'
third place ribbons were given.
In tb~ 50-Yard Dash. Donna
Mueller, who placed first, won
an Excellent according to Presi.
dent Kennedy's chart. Molly
Blake, who placed second, won
a Presidential Award.
David Hyde, who is 12 years
of age. won the Presidential
Award in the 50.Yard Dash.
Miranda Burnham, firsl place
winner for 5O.Yard Dash-Girls
Ages 10-11, took '\ Presidential
THRU
Award in first place.
FREE
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In S tan din g Broad Jump,
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F'.lIk SllIol,o Jr. • Gee". Ki... ,
Donna JlIuelier is Excellent at
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6' 6", and Mary O'Connell reWoll.. AllI.. ico
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DElIOIT
TEBRIFI£:%
Its brle( .nme .year ~Is~ory.IS
ullmat~hed 111 thIS nallon s hlstory. !"ASA has ",lade a record
of which. all Americans can t~k~
great pride .. Th.e NASA exhIbIt
WIll b~. a ~,1ghhght o~ the 1968
ExpOSitIOn, Votta said.
The "NASA Story" exhibit
provides a lbreater atmosphere
with color slide and tape sound
track b a circular 18' diameter
by 13' high display. Subjects
covered include communication
and meteorological
satellites
moon photographs,
an XIS
flight, and astronauts on aclual
missions.
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conceived. CillefuUy altned, aplendldly detailed
accomplish.
0
AltI"act l,'J5 K.ods
"'PETULIA'IS
tronaut Don F. Eisele in 1965,
Astronaut Michael A. Collins in
1966, and Astronaut James A.
McDevitt in 1967. McD&vilt ra. .
ceived MASA's "PilotProfj.
ciency Award" in 1967. The
award was presented by Cap.;
tain Eddie Riekenbaeker:
. I~ addition to. the NASA ex.
hlbit
at I 200000
The twoman Gemini series
are a~proxlm e y
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and ended on November 15 exhibIts and. more than t~ree
1966, scoring a number of hours of aerial demonstratIOns
"f l"
h
nd VOllS and each day.
Irs. s ~uc as re ez.
.
The Michigan Aeronautics and
dockm~ 111 ~pace a~d exl1a.vehl' Space Association, (formerly
~ul~~ actmty or space walk- the Aero Club of Michigan). is
mg.
America's 0 Ide s t slale,wide
The Apollo spa.cecraft is the .aviation organization,
having
spacecraft In which the astro- been organized. in 1909. Both
nauts will fly to the moon and i Orville and Wilbur Wright are
back.
jlisted as charter members.
"Depending upon NASA train
Tickets to the Exposition are
ing and flight schedules at the available at all J. L. Hudson
time, we are hopeful that an and Grinnell stores; also at
astronaut will also attend the BSDUS Flight Service and Me1968 Exposition," Votta said. Grath Flying School, both at the
Three of NASA's astronauts Willow Run Airport. Reserved
have made appearances before box seat tickets must be pur.
the membership of "rASA in chased in advance.
(th N'
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Mercury spacecrafl, the Gemini
spacecraft. the Appolo space.
craft, plus the Lunar Module
will be exhibited.
The one.man Mercury space.
craft was the vehicle in which
John H. Glenn, Jr. became the
first American to orbit the
earth on February 20, 1962.
WATen ~n."'''IN(;
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The Iil'leup of such attractions
ing the key dates for the start i~ perhaps thc greatest
in his.
of the 1968 season.
lory, with such stars
as the
Initial informal
pradice
ses. YO"II!( American..
Ed Ames,
sions
will begin on Tuesday. AI'lhur Godfrcy. the Cowsills.
September
3. at 4:30 at the Frllnk Sinatra Jr., and George
Neighborhood
Club, A Parents'
Kirby in the Music Shell, 15
Meeting will be hcld on Thurs.' horse shows i~ the Coliseum;
day, September
5 at 8 p.m. at nnd a smashmg
auto
thrill
the Pierce School Auditorium.
show an~ some of the. world's
Every boy who will be 9 years bl'st acnal performers
m front
aid lJy Septcmber
1, 1968, 01' of lhe Grandstand.
will not be older than 12 years
A feature of opening day will
on that date. and who lives in be the Grand Opening Parade,
the C;ty of Grosse Pointe or which is scheduled
for down.
Grosse Pointe Park is eligible
town Detroit at 10 a.m., with
to take part in Little League
bands,
float.s, horses,
beauty
activities.
cmeens:
tw~rlers.
and
other
"We know that lIIany other marchmg !JOlts takmg part. The
youngsters
who do not receive
parade
Will .be on Woodward
letters will want to take part,"
from the Fisher
Freeway
to
Mr. Brower said. "Many
will Jefferson.
be new residents
of the area
.At the F:lir~rounds,
Eight
unfamiliar
wi.t~. our Lit t) c 'l\fll.e
and
'Y0<?dward"
mea~
Lea g u e achvltles.
We want while, the fair Itself Will be In
them to know that they, too, full swing. with animal jud!!ing
are most welcome."
in ~he Coliseum.
the delighted
Jim Steen Athletic Director
.hrleks
of youngsters
on Gay
announced the following sched: Midway rides, the appreciative
ule of games for the 1968 sea. sniffs of vi~itors ~ the cookie
son.
:md .cake displays .10. tile ComScptember
21 _ Riyerview
m~l'llt~
Arts
BUlldmg,
the
Pirates, Away.
swmgmg
beat
on the Teen
Septembllr
29 SI. Clair Scene.
Shores Black Knights,
Home.
"Consumer
Meets Producer"
October 6 _ st. Clair Shores is the theme of the agricultural
I Green
Berets. Home.
section at this year's fair. It
, October 12 - East Detroit is being \epeated from !ast y.ear
I Tiger Cats, Away.
!Jecause ~t succeeded
In brlngOctober
20 Belleville.
mg to city dwellers
a better
Home.
. idea of just how the food he and
October 27 Roseville ;\10' his family consume
gets from
hawks, Home.
farm to table. And the fair helps
November 3 _ Grosse Pointe tbe country folk meet their city
Packers, Away.
cousins, tour Detroit,
and find
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like.
PAPERS RETURNED
Caterili3
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Cook, brought a thick envelope
with cancelled
checks in it to
the Woods station on Tuesday,
August
6. The name on the
checks
was Kaye Tool Company, 541 Peachtree.
Woods po.
lice took the envelope to that
address and spoke to .Viola Kay
who expressed her appreciation
to the finder. She said they were
very important
papers.
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Beef
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swine, sheep,
pouitry.
rabbits. and pigeons are among
the many exhihits,
along with
grains,
and vegetables,
honey
and nuts, fruit, maple syrup.
and flowers.
gl'andchildrcll.
Tuesd~y
AII"ust 27
Chil
drell's Day, with specialevent~
and reduced Midway prices for
the Youngsters.
Wed n e s day.
August 28Queen's Day, honoring the tan.
didatcs for the Miss Michigan
State Fair title
Thursday,
A~gust 29-Gover.
nor's Day, with Gov. George
Romney as guest of honor,
Friday,
August
30-Family
Day, \"I'th 'un for all and hon....
,
1
ors for the "Faml'ly
of the
Year", the largest family.
t>ihits in the halls. and 15 free
shows, with all kinds. of
hor~es
on. hand.
from
tiny
pomes to giant Percherons.
Special days at the fair will
include:
Friday, August 23 _ Grand
Opening Day, with a morning
parade in downtown Detroit.
Saturday,
August
24-Veter.
ans Day, with crack drill teams
and drum.and-bugle
corps en.
tertaining.
and a speeial c~re.
mony at the Veterans
Manu .
men!.
Sunday, August 25-Religion
Day, with a sunrise service in
the Music Shell at 8 a.m. and
cvcryone
admitted
free to the
Fairgrounds
until 8 n.m. U.S.
Judge
Luther
W. Youngdahl
will be the speaker.
1\1 0 n day
August 26 - Old
Timers'
Day'. with senior citi.
zens admitted free until 3 p.m
and contests
featuring
bald'.
heads, pretty hats, and lots of
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Saturday.
August
31-Mich...
igan Mayors' Day, honoring the
chief cxccutives
of the stale's
communities,
Sunday,
September
I-Inter.
national
Day. with honors for
and
entertainment
by
the
state's ethnic groups.
Monday, September
2-Lahor
1 horse
All 9th, lOth, and 11th grade
boys interested
in joining the
G I' 0 SSe Pointe
North Cross
Country Team are asked to reo
port to a meeting scheduled for
12 noon Friday,
August 23, in
lhe North gymnasium.
Team members will be allow.
ed to purchase
their physical
education uniforms. ($2.75), and
locks, ($1.25), at this meeting.
All boys are urged to have a
lock, as Cross Country practice
sweat suits and lockers will be
assigned.
Physical examinations
will be
given Saturday,
August 24, at
1 p.m. in the gym :trea.
The first Cross Country practice is scheduled
for Monday,
August 26, at 8 a.m.
instrumental
and vocal groups
compete daily for honors. Judo
and other sports events will be
featured,
as will career
talks
alld information.
The Gay Midway will offer
rides and shows, old and new.
There will be industrial
ex.
hibits and aisplays
from gov.
ernmental
units offering
infor.
mation ~.nd education.
Visitors
even
will
get
a
chance to see the fair from the
air. The Sky Glider, a 1,900.
foot-long new ride five stories
high, will be in operation
to
give patrons a panoramic
view
of the grounds. Helicopter rides
also are being offered on the
grounds.
The entertainment
lineup for
the M u,i c Shell includes:
Friday through Sunday, Aug.
ust 23.25 - The Young Americans;
Gladys
Knight
& the
Pips;
the State
Fair
Honors
Ban"'. made up of the top high
school musicians
from all over
the state.
Monday through
Wednesday •
August 26-28-Ed
Ames: Smoky
Robinson & the l\liracles .
Thursday
through
]<'riday.
August 29-:lo-Arthur
Godfrey;
the CowsiUs; Tony and Carolyn.
Godfreys evening performances
will be in the Coliseum horse
shows and hl also will perform
Saturday afternoon and evcning,
August 31, in the horse show.
Saturday
through
Monday.
August 31-Scptembel'
2-Frank
Sinatra
Jr.;
George Kirhy &
the Golddiggers;
Ballet Amcr.
ica.
An additional
Music Shell at.
traction will bp. the finals of tlle
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FINDS JEWELRY
Mari
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Homemakers,
craftsmen,
and
artists win show their wares in on Tuesday, August 6, with two
rings and a watch which she
the Community
Arts Buildingfound between
the fcuce and
from canned and baked goods baseball diamond at Chesquiere
to abstract paintings amI seulp. Park on that date.
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The Grandstaud
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from Friday
through
Sunday,
August
23.25. From
Monday, August 26, through the
end of the fair. the State Fair
Aerial Spectacular
will be presented three times daily. Thl!
,Allantic. Fleet's. Scabces
Drill
Team 11'111 sholl' Its stuff at.e.ach
Grandstand
Jhow. In addItion,
pre.OIympic trjal boxing will be
held at 7 p.m. Friday, August
30
.
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Pointe War Memorial the Board
It's the 119th Michigan Stale
';"""5 of Direttors
of the Grosse Fair, and it will run through
Pointe Lions of the AII.AmenLabor Day, Monday, September
can Football
[,eaguers
met to 2.
'7_ work out details for the {968
Eo J. (Jeff) Keirns, the Mw
season,
State
Fair
general
manager,
!
Bob Brower, president, stated ~~id the emphasis is on "frec"
that letters would be sent out this year. He explained that all
Incxt week to all of this year's
J\fllsic Shell. Grandstand,
and
C l'
b'
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participan!s
in Little League
0 Is<,um
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'11 b'C lree to St a t e F'air pa t .
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a nil
the
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8)' DR. TJlEOS I. ANDERSON.
Superintendent
of Schools
During 1967.68 students in The
Grosse
Pointe
Public
S~hool
S"stem
car n e d important
a~I'ards in a number of fields.
FuiilpAID-ci'R-ClfLATIO~~--..----------Phone TU 2-6900
Member M"chl/ian Press Assoclationl arrd xal~?ni~T~dilo.'~al Association
In May, 25 seniors at Grosse
;"lA{~~~tyL
~epr~~~~at~vc, In~1\
Pointe High School were recog.
404 Fifth Avenue, :>:ew Yor~~rcru'o'
6~}~o:
BYranl 97300 nizcd for outstanding
scholastic
333 North ~!chlun
A,'.nue
Phone Financial 6.2214
achievement
by the Detroit As.
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: sociatioll of Phi Beta Kappa.
ROBERT B. EDGAR
EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER.
WILLIAM ADAMO
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ADVERTISli'\G
MANAGER'
A high school.studen~ was o~e
JANET MUELLER
FEATURE
PAGE SOCIETY
of the 19 Michigan wmners In
J:~~~:~;<;
JAMES J. NJAIM
PEPPER
WHITELAW
WALTER W, !,'ULLER
PAMELA
ANDRIOTAKIS
O
MARY L RIMER
BARBARA H, CICHY.
LILLIAN KARR
JOHN MacKENZIE
POINTE
11
I
igan Competilive
Mathematics
examination,
threp
of the 92
winners
were
from
Grosse
j
Pointe High School.
And 11 Grosse
Pointe High'
SC'hool students
won 18 awards
in the
1968 Scholastic
Art
Awards Exhibition,
Thursday. August 22, 1968
NEWS
'\'I.at (;oes On
at
l.Jibrar,By Virglllia
...NNEE\\~SS
~..''aCtOI'OmnPaeltg~~~cWoo~S~:adchb~vrst~~
Festival held March 16.
On a hot day, Farley :\lowat's
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PASSION
may
and another
was run.
A Ileek later in Ann Arbor THE- POLAU
NEWS English
.
.
t I
.
t d t
tempt you. This is a handsome
NEWS nerup.
IUstrumen a musIc s u en s reo volume dealing with the :-Iorth
ceived 20 first division ratings
ADVERTISING
Nine
students
from
Pierce
Sol
d E
bl
Pole. 1I1r. :\lowat is chiefly conADVERTISING
Junior High School were cited' at the State
0 an
nsem e (I'rned
with the dismissal
of
.. ADVERTISING,
f
d'
t
rIme t 0 v an.'ous Festival.
the :--J'Jrth American Arctic as
BUSINESS
or
ona lUl(
Six studcnts
of Spanish rc.
dd d . I
activities such as the
I
I useless,
As ;m a e
lUI uce.
ACCOUN"TS' ,vo!unteer
JOAl\'1'jE EASON
N . hb h d CI b
d C tt ge ceived awards at the state eve ment, this book contains 200 il.
ONNELLEE
KOENIG
CLASSli<'IED ADVERTIS!NG
elg. or 00
u an
0 a
in the contest spon.sored by the lustrations
and maps.
ALBERTA WILKE
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING.
Hospital.
American ASSOCIatIOn of Teach. I Being an admirer
oC Bri.'n
KA Y STOUGH
ClHCULATlON
T!lrec
high
school
~cnior~ ers of Spanish and Portugue~c,
:\Ioore, I was glad to see a
MARIE KREINBR
CIRCULATION
were selecled
t.. take part in A sludent of German won fIrst lIew title by him: I A~t :\L!l.RY
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the Fourth Annual Southe~~lern
place in a com~etition
s~ns~r.
DUN~E.This
is. pr!ma;rily a!
0
Michigan .Junior
Science
and ed by the Amencan
Assoclallon
book for women' It Will Involve
III, urn a ~ I t I I' s. Sy~poslUm ~t of Teachers of German.
your empathy,
~our. uncondi.
_________
; V. ayne State Umverslty
latl: IU
On June 4, 150 seniors
at tional
sympathetIC
lUteres~.the wmter.
i Grosse Pointe
High School were and it is done with s'lperlallve
Congratula,tlOns
to ,Mumclp~I,
Judge
Douglas
~a~eI. Students .were name? winners. elected to the National Honor e~se. :\Ioo~e see.ms tG. be best
son
of the
City
of Grosse
lomte
for
embellIs~tng
m the NOVice Debater s League
Society. In early summer
we \Ihen dealing With faIled me.n
the sentences
handed
out to a few of our law-flaunting,
competilion.
Another
won the learned
that one of our high and frustratEd
wom~n. In thiS
youthful
citizens,
Instead
of merely
assessing
the usual
Americlln Legion Oratory Con school students
was a winner
book, I. 1I'0uld say that :\Iary
fines,
which
Pop
pays
and
the
provenly-thoughtless
test On the United States Con. in the International
Science Fair Dunne IS more confused than
youngster
promptly
forgets,
Judge
Paterson
thought
up stitution.
at Cobo Hall.
frustrated.
.
,
~ome surprises
which
should
cause
the careless
kids to
Sporls stories
written
by a
One of our students
was a
An~the! ~tl~~ /0\
wo~en 1 ~s
remember
their
strayings
from
the paths
of good
be- senior at the high sehool were winner
in
the
Detroit.area
B~lRdNH f E.I d" "t' ') dYth aro) ~
.
. I u d I'd III
. a pu bl'Ica ('IOn d'IS Shol.thand.Typewntmg. .
Blr.
ere "IIS d'ff
I' al I'
haV10r
me
Contest.
"I' van.
d
.
tributcd
by
the
Newspaper
h
dd b'tf'
ous ways.
a
I er~nce
oes
The story is on page one of this issue,
but in case
Fund.
What. do t ese 0
tl?~ 0 hID' ~xist and ~s used agamst women
you haven't
gotten
that
far yet
the good
judge
had
,formation.
demonstra e.
T ey In t,he »~Ism~s~ world They ~ace
' . ..
k'
And at a Band Feshval
held show, I thmk. that we are ex. tacit
(llscnmlOat1on
pract.lces
h'.
before
1m a, ~outh
caug~~
tampr;,rl!1~
wtth
a par mg
;n mid.winter
our students
re
erting every effort and pro\'id.
are underprivileged.
and have
!"eter. In addItIOn to reCeIVIng a $~5 fme, he _wa.'> made ceived (!rst division ratings in ing every avenue possible for' heen br'limvashed into believing
to count
all the slugs
collected
thIS year
from
all the
37 events..
all phases of the developmentjthey
should prefer domesticily.
m~ters
in the City.
There
werll
4,783
of them,
which
During the spring we learned
of the children and youth who I
I found Her b I' r t Tarr's
th
t
'11 d btl
b'f
I
.
.
h G
e tamdPteretr WI
o~
ess remem
er I
le lS ever
that oul'lf ~6.000 studenhts (f~omh pall~nd pclabsl~esSI~ ~ ~ t rosse HEAVEN
HELP
US! fr.e~h!
t emp e
0 amper
agam.
700 schools), who took t p MIl'.
OInte u IC c 00
ys em.
funny and somelil!Jes
ser.lous.
M a ke T.'he Lesson Stl Ck
,
,
.
I'
.
.
•
Fou~ other
mls~UJded
teenagers
who had t~e temerIt~ to taKe a stop sign and a one-way
street
sign Ir~m
City ~horoughfares
were all ord~red
to ~I).unt. every
SIgn
of thIS type throughout
the entire
mUnicipality.
. .
Two
youngsters
whose
stupIdity
had le~ them, to
throw
empty
beer
cans at the door of the police
station
v..:ere fined $25 each and. or~ered t~ folIow a, City rubbiSh truck
to the dump
sIte In 26-Mlle
road With a can.
tainer
of cans and other
rubbish
and personally
deposit
the contents
in the pit'
'.
Nice going,
Judge.
We have a suggestion
for future
dealings
with
this
sort
of nonsense,
particularly
the
littering
bit We have become
iw'reasingly
irr" ablp. OVl'f
.
...
".
the flagrant
violating
of the ordinances
approved
by
each of the Pointes,
having
to do with the untidy
tossing
of rubbish.
We can't
r~calI
ever
having
seen
such
an
accumulation
of discarded
debris.
Not a day passes
with.
t
f
th
NEWS
ff
ha i g to gather
UI)
ou someone
rom
e
0 IC.~
v n
at least half a dozen
empty
soft dunk
cans a.nd. a haHul
of candy
and gum wrappers
.and crumpled
clga~et
packages
from
the small
space
m front
of the office,
The
business
districts
are especially
blighted
by this
non-'
sensical
revolt,
but it is in evidence
everywhere.
Care.
less kids
and
those
afflicted
with
plain
maliciousness
throw
empty
beer
and pop containers
from
their
cars
'd'
. . t I
I tt'
I
d'
tl
In Iscnml~a
e .y, c u ermg
UP. a~lls
a.n
erasmg
Ie
be~uty
which' IS one of the Pomte
s greatest
sources
of
pnde.
,
']d
b
h
The pollee
a.nd ~Il.o~ the reSidents
shou
~ muc
~ore.
alert
to thiS SituatIOn,
Anyo.ne
see,n breakmg
the
httermg
law should
be reported
Immediately,
followed
by quick
Ilrosecution,
And
the judges
who
hand
out
the sentences,
in addition
to imposing
the prescrihed
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The story deals WIth an lOde
pendent.
i?ealistic youn,g R~bbi
and his first congregahon.m
a
wealthy suhurb. If, you,eJlJoyed
Harry
Kemelman s l' RlDA Y
THE RABBI SLEPT LATE and
SAT U R DAY
T~IE RABBI
I WENT HUNGRY, thiS new book
I by Tarr will be your cup of
tea,
Another boo.k which, J found
absolutely
delightful
IS G. M.
Durrell's
ROSY I~ )'IY ~EL~.
TlVE, The Rosy III qUesll.o~ IS
a p~nderot
~ePhant
~I'lt a
Prenc allt
ur.
00 Z e Ihnl.any
orm-an
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a lco 0 ICwnom Adrian
Rookwhistle
inherits
from his Uncle Amos.
The rollicking
adventures
de.
picted
here will almost make
you wish you had a Rosy in
your family alsol
Do you remember
the Kim
Phi I h y case? Then you will
want
to read
TilE PIIILBY
CO:'<SPIRACY by Bruce Pa~e.
To refresh your mind, :\Ir. Philby worked half.time
for Eng.
land's Secret Intelligence
Service and hair-time
for Russia
for' over 30 years. The authors
have converted
this story into
Ohl; of genuinely sobering
and
fascinating
narratives
of livc.
wire deception and defection.
Have you heard of aerohics?
We have a hook with tf,;5 tiUe,
wrilten
hy K. H. Cooper. It is
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Michigan Bell Offers Slides
I
HemisFair
'68, San Antonio's
250th anniversary
celebration,
is the title of a new program
now available
without
charge
for church,
school and civic
groups
from
lIIichigan
Bell
Telephone Company,
Slides ill riotous
color will
give a clear view of the run and
pageantry
found at this birth.
day party-parades
with their
marching bands,' colorful floats,
. h d
SAt
.
Spams
ancers,.
an _ n OUlO
-------. _
hare 25 percent of o~~ CIlJz~nry
care enough .to partiCipate lOa
general electIOn they show their
callous indiffcrence.
How can
America solve its multitude
of
problems if its citizens are "too
husy" or too neglectful to mark
a ballot?
The time ~as .come. for con.
cern and act.lOn InVOlvlllg steps
t? correct tillS deplorable
sltua.
lion,
We are heed with a Presi.
dential
Election
on Tuesday,
November 5, 1968, and th'.:re is
still time [or the Grosse Pointe
Communities
to rcdeem
them.
selves and show a proper int~rest. To hring ahou! such a
resull requires
leadership
of a
kind that only ~he Grosse Pointe
.___
historical attractions,
the Tower
of the Americas,
and Kiddie.
land where young fry talk to
their favorite cartoon character
hy phone
,
Arrangements
for presentmg
this new slide talk-whether
as
a preview, a re-visit or as the
one.and-only
visit
to Hemis.
Fair-may
be made by calling
Michigan Bell'3 business office
and asking for Free Program
S
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en ICe.
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the Supreme Court of Michigan.
-In
addilion,
delegates
to
your parly's
State Cunvention
caucus
with
other
delegates
from your Congressional
District prior to State Convention
time to seled two delegates to
lhe National
Convention
from
your Congressional
districL The
slale
convention
also
elects
delegates-at-Iarge
to the Na.
tional Convention."
Also on August 15th you h:.d
an editorial about the apathy of
the Grosse Pomte Voter. Ithink
those who DID feel the importance of this Primary
Election
and DID vote should know that
thirteen duly elected Republican
Prednct
Delegates
DID NOT
attend the 14th Congressional
I.A & C
Feel like beachcombing?
If I
s0 ,a we h ve the BEACHCO'I" .
HER'S HANDBOOK
by EueH
G'bb
f
-rh
th
Ions
or ~'ou,
I' au
or
spent three yp.ars as a beach.
comber on Hawaii's main island
of Oahu-his
sojourn seems to
have been a big luau all the
way. You wi! be given pointers
on how to pick, pluck, hunt,
fish or forage for dozens of I
dishes.
And the recipes
will
hold up in a Inodern :<itchen.
If you're an antique aficion.
ado you will like Therle Huoh.
es" COT TAG E ANTIQUES.
Here the author
concentrates
on still readily obtainable Eng- I
Iish country collage fUiaishings
amI wares. It is a pleasant formal guide for collectors of Eng.
!ish antiques,
If you are a reader (If THE
NEW YORKER, you will want
to see ROSS. THE NEW YORKER AND ~lE, by Jane Gra,nt.
Th e au th or, R oss ' s WI'f e, an. d
also his partner, telIs the story
of the turbulent
happy years
that "ave birth to Ross's great
" t'
concep lOn.
THE 551': HERE IT CO:\iI?S,
R~A~Y OR ,NOT, by ~on DWlggfmsthls a fIDte tac~ouknt Oft one
0
I' grea es rls
ven ures
in history, for it is the story
of the controversial
supersonic
transport
The author
shows
just. how' the supersonic
transport
could
revolutionize
not
only flight. but the whole idea
of lravel.
If it's biography
you prefer
Jet us suggest THE HUXLEYS
b' R n Id W Clark It would
s~em °th~t thi~ family has been
producing
geniuses for ~everal
0enerations. Thomas Henry Huxley nicknamed
"Darwin's
Bull.
dog" was a physician
biologist,
fearl~ss educational administrator and pioneer, His brilliance
was continued in his grandsons
. J I'
H I
Aldous and SIr ulan
ux ey.
An unusual boo~ is SCIENCE
FI~TI<?N ~Y G::A S L I G H T,
whlc~ IS a hl?t~ry a.nd anthology
of selence fIctIOn III the popuJar magazines
from 1891 to
1911. This period saw ~ hi~h
quality in stories, appea.rmg III
general
interest
magazmes
at
a price that nearly
everyone
could afford, The authors'rep.
resented
are masters
of the
genre-authors
such as Jules
Verne. H. G. Wells, Robert Barr
and William
Hope
J:l0dgson.
And many of these ~tofICs ha~e
neve.r hefo~e .been mcluded m
a SCICnce flchon anthology.
So-come
in and load up for
the few remaining lazy days, or
Indian summer days, or rainy
days-that
are ahead of you.
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News can furnish, If your. valu- Dislrict Convention
on August
~ble newspaper w~~ld sponso: a 14th, (As noted by Mr, Wells,
1
,Get-Out-The.~ote
campaign
this is the first and foremost
14322 Ma~k An.
Phane VA 2.9660
m Grosse Pornte, I feel sure duty of the Precinct
Delegate,)
_
that every civic.minded
organi- What J want to know (and I
• Custom •
zation, club. troop or g;oup did attend the District Conven.
-----REUPHOLSTERING & RESTYLING
would gladly follow 'and you tion as an interested
Re\Juhliwould inspire unlimIted enthus- can Worker even though I was
• free pick .tp and delivery
. iasm and eo.operation. Thc aver- defeated in my delegate race in
• select from hundreds of fine
-------------------------I age Citizen means well. hut he G. P. Farms Precinct #4) is
fabrics
Dear Sir:
not only fun, but which provide
needs to have his civic duty why did the following Delegates
• custom made slip covers
The enclosed
letter
is from and support
meaningful
pro
pointed
out to him
clearly, bother to run if they were not
• guaranteed
• terms aU'lilab/e
various
student
organizations
jecLs for lhe community:
pro- firmly and without any taint of willing to perform
one of the
FREE ESTIMATES _ VA 2.9660
on Wayne
Slate
University's
jecls
such
as
hlood-drives;
partisanship.
Only in this way most important
duties of their ,.
.
'
. d'
t'IVe 0 f f un d ralsm"
""
d'rJI'eS f or .musc u . will the people respon d .
OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
campuR
an d 1S
mica
office; i:e., attend the District
the way in which we feel. It lar dystrophy,
leukemia,
the
Wonl!!!)'t it he a (remendous
Convention:
__._.
_
is difficult
for mogt of the Heart
Fund.
and the Can~er accomplishment
if, under
the
Grosse Pointe Park Precinct J
students
at Wa~ne .to organize
Foundation;
and,
com~u~lty
leadership
of the Gro~~e Pointe
#2~ G~orge Bashara,
Sr.
!
and express
their vIews to the servIce projects such as I~amhng News, these communities
could
,
) .
k
"
community.
Also,
we realize
a reC[('a/101I
center
In
the r;usc thcir voter participation
I
(,rosse IOinte Par
Preunct
,./
that most of (Jur views are n~t I Total AdJOn Against
P'lverty I from 25 percenl to somelhing I #4. Edllh Bagwel1.
news.
When
the people
see I Program,
or takillll
relarded
like 90 prrcent? It ean be done
(;rosse POIll~ Park Precinct
many Of the events
that do children
10 a ha.~ehall !(ame. for thr NOI'cmhcr 19611 election
#7: .John Axe
occur at Wayne
many conclu. These arc but a fcw of the many if the (;rosse Pointe 1'/rws leads
(;l'Osse Pointe eily Precinct
siom; are made' about Wayne community
sef\'ice
programs
the way.
::t2: Hudson Mead.
students
in general.
The en. in which 'Wayne students
lake
Wilher lIi. RrucKer
Grosse Pointe Farm" Precinct
closed letter was written
wilh part.
56 Vel"lome Hoad
*2: Iloherl Flood.
the purpose
of asking for tol
Bl'si!!cs
th('sc
p~o!(ra illS.
• • •
. Grosse Pointc Farms Prrcinct
crance and objectivity
from the which the pllhhc rarely IS aware
Ol'ar lIlr. Edgar:
#:1: Wilhur
BrU!'ker. ,Jr
community
and is heinR sent of, a typieal Wayne Sludent b
In the Gro.~se Pointe News of
(;rl/sse Pointe Farm" Precinct
to all suburban
newspapers
in acti\'e in olh',r lI'a~'s, hy \'Ir. August 1st you printed an ar- £4: Alfr<'f! Il. Moran.
the area,
tile of thr racl Ihat he is a tide h" Mr. Hohl'rl Wells de(;rosse Pointe Shof(~s Precinl'l
If you decide to print the let. parI of an urhan
Uni\'ersily,
lailing ihe responsihililies
of thc :# 1: Bradford
Lundy, .Ir.
ter as we are hoping you will, which therefor('
ul\'oll'cs
hlln Pf('l'inct
Ilelrgatc
and thl' im(;ross(' Point(' Shorl's Prcdnct I
we' ask thaI it be printed
in in the
various
('ommunihes
portance
of the GroSSl' Pointc
#2: William Dahling
.
full; but if you do fcel ,hat which surround
the UlIlI'l'rslty"
citizcn in casling his hallot (or
(;rosse I'oinll' Woorls Precinct
part.~ should be cut, please let
The Wayne s!"dml is a man}' Ihi.s office, May I <Iutile from #3: Charlrs
Chand/I'r.
us know. We would also ap. facet(,d indi\' idllal, and we do' this article to refresh the reader
'" Grossc Pointe Woods Precinct
preciate
knowing
what
iss,ue not like to sl'e him put into a on this importance:
".4 .. 101m Matheus.
the letter
will he printed
Ill, particular
mold of any kind,
"Your
llrl'cinct
dr!egate
is
Grossr P~intr Wrtoffs preCinel
Contact can be made b~' callin!( for each .stwknl
is ath'mptilli.:
'I'm In
represl'nlal ive
fr 0 m #9: Lcon I'.ngl('hart.
Wayne State 833.1400 extension
to ol'\'clop
his 0\\'11 II/(i1d. We \'(l(lll nl'ighhorl1Mr/
to YOT'fl
DI'II'i.!atf' al largr:
R 0 h crt!
7173. Thank you for your time, would like thl' COOllllunity 10 rolitical party. Ill' is YOllr mo.st Wa.ldron
'
Sincerely
realiz(' when \'iell'lIIg 1l1(' nl'll'.S dir!'l't link 10 Ihl' f'hannrls
of.
SIO,'crl'l~.
Janicl'
Fichuk
"f Ihl'
latcsl
happ('nlO~
at l'0lilil-al powl'r.
',\nnt'
J) Hel'nan
Chairman
WayOl'. Ihat lhis IS only nOl'
"You oINt him at the fall
,')4 TOtlralllll Roan
A('tion
CommitteI'
part of Wayne,
nnt all of it ).:('n"ral primary <'I1'('\ion in rl'f'n. '
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We do nol hrlicv(' in l'orHh'mn : nnmhl'rf'd
yf'ars for a twoyl'ar
To Thc Edifor:
i
in" an" group's ()piniolls; SOOlr, Il'rm. (;ro~sl' Pointe is lIividcd
Our family wOlild likl' to ~;\'f' I
To; The Inlerested
Citizen
...
J,
d
1 h k
m 0 r r loudly I.h:llJ' I into :12 l,rf'C'mets . . .
a \\'1'11dcsrrvl'
pat on t If' ae 1
Now it! 0111' second Cel/tllTU of service to
A certain
light
has
been cxpr('sse<!
State
Univer.
olhers,
some
l'xprrss('d
qlli('ll.I,
"lIl'r('
is
what
YOllr
prednct
to
SJ.:1.
Dona"l
.1arohs
alld
Df'
th Wa
Metl'Opo!itail Detroit families
cast
on
e
yne
.
.
'.
I
\
I'll
1111'
I
1
1"
lnctl','n
L'r'nk
'Illsl'zza
of
thc
't
t dent hody th"ough evenls
some (,Xllfl'SSC'( no a .1 , .'. : ( I' ('gall' COf'S.
•
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n ..
sd' y. S u th
t yrar
which all of whIch O('\('rllJdf'ss
('.\lSI. i
III' reprt'.,l'nl.s
yn,1 at fhr C;rossf' Pointe
Shorl's
1'01lcr
urmg stereotyped
e pas
.,
.• (',01111 Ie'
has
thc
Wayne' Panhellenic
COIIllC\l.
Y or .0Ilgr(,"lo nal Dtr'
IS .1(' t TkparlllH'ot
<
Assodali'.1ll of .WOIIII'II Slllrl('nls (onl'.l'ntlOn
of your
political
Wf' rer('Ol1v h,111 $3:,0 worth
Slullent.
1
f
of fish in"
~lJllipmcnt
sloJf'n
Many of the othl'r students
MlIl'hnw'
tllllon fioarr
of
par ~.
, .
f .
fmm our hoal moored at thc
al Wayne
have
r(,cl'nl1y
heGO\'l'rnors
, Ill' 1'1f'(Is pari 0 yom par.
rome
dis~atis(i('tl
wilh
this Centennial
Class of t9M
ly ~ 1'~('Clltl\l'
eO~nl11lttrl'. for Shorl's clock. Thanks
to lhl'lr
n':NERAL DIRECTORS
,
th t h
heen presC'nted Class Board of 19fifl
~'''lIr Collnly or (on.'(resslOnal
vl'ry I'fficif'n! t'Horts: thr fOllr,
Ima"e
a
as
Wc (el'l that
• • •
DI.st !'i('!.
YO\lng
ml'.n rrspo,nslhlr
,wrrr f
Sint:r 18.'),5
to the c?m,~uOltr
lhe
ludents
Df'llr Sir
.
!
)[('
('ho.o'('s
df'll'~aII'R to. ,'aught :!Un art' hf'lllJ:( IIlIUlshl'd :
the major. Y 0 t t
~of tll.,'t,
YOl; '.r,' 10 \ll' hlghll
('11111 I ,o"r
parl\'"
Slall' ('on\'l'ntion'
an'; 10 O\lr amazl'mrnl.
all onr '
"'rUIUI
H. IIUIfI.TON II
f),HIIl M. H"MILTON
are not represcn a 11'1'
<.'
, .
'
'..
fl'
.
t h'
t
I
llwndNI fill' lho- ,,<Ilion;,) III 1111,' wlIlI ,1'1('<'1 "om III1'1'" or .11'11 I'qull"n('n
as '1'1'n r(' IIrnl'(
CURENCE F:. OTTER
Ima~e.W aync St dent ha. Il('c'n \I'('('k'.' 1.""(' or <;ro"('
1'011I1"
!I'lllllll I;ol'l'rnor,
SI'ITI'\llr.l' /If f'\"11 thO\l~h pllr! or It ha.d hr('n
T et d
. u poliliC~~ .lnd :-;I'W'
1\lllh IIII' 11I111:11s ,",WVI St"I,', Allorn,'y (;f'nl'ra1.
rnl'l11 sol<l. It's wry
com(orlm>:
In
CIIAPEI.S
proJef r t' a\ a f varying
de ('Xl're"lIIg
YOllr IIl'W', a\lolll 1111' IH'r, of thc' Stat" Board of Edll
kn/lll /1111' Pollco' Drpartll1l'nt
I,
~IICJa ~h~rls
0
f the stll shoeking
1:.. 1ulI' or I h(' \'o(er,
o-:llIOO, Boart! of RI'J:(l'nt, ((:n,
mwi" "I' of 111f'1l".' gf'ntll' Illld
Ilf:m'I/T
:11)7.,C\~~ An:."E
TE ].2712
~rees.
Ie
Of thIS ~orl . of thc' 1;l'oss(, l'ointc' ('011111111111
1'l'l''1l.1' of ~Ii('hlgan I, lIoard of ('oncl'rIIl'd
as Ihose tll'O \I'('rl',
M14.6OO{)
Hlfl~11
'GlInl
H20
EAST
1\1"
PLE
I'nts afre aaCrelValScls"I"oSIS
I'n' oiher i til'S to exer(,ISI' lh(,lr TJ~ht 10 'l'I'IIS\('('S (Michigan
Slall' Hni. wilh liS.
many8 0Weus are activist~ ' in var- vote in thr AlIgllst fl, 196,'8 11/'f-Sll
. "
'n'd
L'11('C'r~Jv
wa
Y), ."oal
0 f (',overnors .
.,1,
.'
. y, orgamza. t'10 n'" wh'lch are Primarv ,"' Flection
When only a (Wa\'ne
Stale Umverslty)
and
Mrs, .lohn M. Ho!'y.
10US
•
fine,
should
require
that
the violator
police
at leaf:t a
mile
of street
frontage,
gathering
up every
smidge~n
of unsightly
trash
thrown
there
by his compatriots
m
'
carelessness.
Letters to tel
h
Ed °tor
,
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by Sibyl
Even
though
September
is an exercise
book. focuse
on
hard upon our heels, and we oxygen intake. The idea is to
begin to think fall thoughts, we increase each individual's
oxystill have a number of summer
gen intake so as to benefit all
<lays for extra reading.
Here parts
of the body. Running,
are some of the most recent swimming, cycling are suggest.
books \\'e have added to our I'd. The author does not ap.
colleclion _ they may enhance
prove of isometrics
as lhe~'
your hammock reading.
only affect the body partially.
The High School Symphony
Band
received
first
division
ratings at the District Band Fes.
tival and the Symphony Orches
tra received
first division rat.
ings at the Di~trict Orchestra
new
II-IE I-lIll
Leonard
d
'
.
Whal~
From
Scotland
..•
to Picard-Norton,
92 Kercheval,
a brand new shipment
of Shetland
crew neck sweat.
ers. They are in handsome
colors and here's
happy
news .•.
they are priced
two dollars
less than last
year .. , seventeen-fifty
for the plain ...
nineteenfifty for th ~able stitch ~nd twenty
two-fifty
for ~he
stripes
deSigned
by PlCard-~ort~n
and
,exclUSIVe
with them. P.S. There's
a speCIal Size for girls.
•
SALE-ing
. , , out the door
of
the Mermaid
are the great
finds
marked
fifty per cent off. More
items
have been added so check
again
for the latest
sale news!
•
A New Crop .. , of French
Chef's:
Secret
imported
shallots
are just'.
in at Hamlin's,
89 Kercheval.
TUxedo
5-8400,
•
Legal
library
Eagle
' . , in the family?
Here's
the gift for
or office, A set'of Rowlandson
reproductions
(from
the
original
strikes)
of ~
Eighteenth
Century
English
court
.
scenes
include
. . . Courts
of
Kings Bench,
Court of Chancery,
J IAIIIJ/-SJ,1'II'l
Court
of Common
Pleas
and
Court
of Exchequer.
They
are
hand colored
with French
mats and Hogarth
frames.
See them at the League
Shop. 98 Kercheval.
Ik
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•
Reminiscent
of The Renaissance
. . . the highly
decorative
majolica
lava b()wl at Denier,
77 Kercheval, It is highly ornamented
with soft multi-colored
flowers
and mounted
on a graceful
wood plaque,
•
Kenneth
Lane
, . belts
and jewelry,
scarfs,
Walter
Kattenbags
and _
many
other
well known
names
in
fashion
accessories
which you have
been
reading
about
can be found
at Margaret
Rice. Each one is a perfect change
for a basic dress.
The
staff
is well versed
on the many
ways you can change
a dress
to many
St.
Laurent
.
iiIr
other looks.
•
To Thank,
. , the hostess
with the mostest
Virignia
Williams
suggests
you choose
a Bluegate
pillar can.
dIe and holder
from a wonerful
selection
of sizes
and
colors
from
indoor
and
outdoor
• • • 79
Kercheval.
•
Bonus
Gift ....
to you from Mary Chess
.. , when
you purchase
Essence
Spray,
you receive
a bux of
dusting
powder
...
both for three-fifty.
The frag.
ranees
are White
Lilac,
Tapestry,
Yram,
Gardinia
and Carnation
at Trail Apothecary,
,121 Kercheval.
This is a six-fifty
value,
•
Catch
Up Time .. , The Place?
The Bronze
Door,
123 Kercheval.
Travel
tales,
vacation
happenings
and business
can be brought
up to date over lunch.
eon or dinner,
If you haven't
gone anywhere
.••
all the more reason
to calI 886-1932
for reservations.
Mr. 'Sheridan
-
Drew
Pearson's
Senator,"
Call
•
Books, 81 Kercheval
new timely
political
881-1671
or 881-2916
•
recommends
novel,
"The
for delivery_
The Golden
Coffeepot's
Beefeater
_ .. is a delicious
open face steak sandwich,
grilled
to your taste with
golden
french
fries and creamy
cole slaw. It's one
ninety-five
and the most expensive
goodie
on the
menu.
Discover
this
delightful
restaurant
downstairs
in the Colonial
Federal
Biulding
.. _ Carry
out service
too .•.
882-9555
...
open 10 a,m, until
5 p.m.
•
Earlier
Is Easier
...
do visit the "Top
League
Shop
and
order
your
Christmas
cards. We did just the ~
other
day when confronted
by a
calendar
and a busy fall schedule,
Pick up a ten per cent discount
which
runs
through
September:
Shop"
-..
of the
Ik. J niflJ/-.r:J.tllJ
•
The Book Shelf ...
has just received
ment
of calendars
from Europe.
See
Kercheval.
-;-7
a new shipthem at 112
gntroducing
our new Aair slyl,'st:-:
l
The \\Tm..R.'Ham,ilton. C'o.
/o~e
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JEAN
I.furli
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Appointmentll VA 2-3541
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Femoile-Cusick
Rites Revealed
Mrs, Charles Munk
'Marnie' Wakefield
Married To Dr. Munk
Ann Marie Cusick and James
L. E. Fermoile were married
Friday evening. August' 9, at 8
o'clock in Our Lady Star of the Couple Vacation In Canadian Rockies Following SaturSea Church. The Reverend
dAft
Wedd''"9~ W'II
Make Th.elr
Thomas Finnegan celebrated.
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Home In St. Clair Shores
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Masses of yellow roses filled the LIttle Club Saturthe ~au~~~~r of l::rs. U~~lia~ day, ~ugust 17, . providing a f.loral background fo~ the
P, Cusick, of Hampton road, Il;;cePh~~, followlJ~g the weddmg of Margret AtkInson
and (he late Mr. Cusick.
( Marme ) WakefIeld and Dr. Charles Munk.
11k Fermoile is the son of
The altar Dnd ent~ance-0.-----------the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis way o~ Grosse POI n t e imported embroidered ribbons
Fermoile. of Buffalo and Nia. Memonal
Church, setting trimmed their matching modigara Falls, N.Y.
for the afternoon
rites, fied toque headpieces. The y
The bride chose a street were flanked
with white carried casca~es of lime green
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butterfly orchIds.
engt Jnen ~n ace rass and
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wore a mantilla. brought by her
The brtde IS the d~ughter of hing. In the usher corps were
aunt fro~ Spam. Her flowers ~Irs. August FrederIck Kam. Charles Howe, Scott Dean. Dr.
were ,~vh(te S~veethe~;t roses.
mer, Jr" of Cloverly ~oad. and Thomas Wehing, Dr. Harry
As somethmg old she car. Samuel Chace WakefIeld. who ~lorris Warren Windish and
ried a linen and lace handker. c~me from ~H~neapoli~ to give the b'ride's brothers, Au,,"Ust
chief made by her maternal hIS daughter In marriage.
Frederick Kammer 'IU and
great - great. grandmother over
Parents of the bridegroom Samuel C. Wakefield.
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are I\lr. and ~lrs. Charles ~lunk,
A pale pink Helen Rose dress
Her sisler, Jeanne Cusick, of Somerset road.
I and matchin;:
coat, with pink
who came from Chicago to
Pearl embroidery
accented accessories,
was sirs. Kam3en'e as maid of honor. wore a the Empire bodice, high neck. mer's choice for her daugh.
hlue linen frock with a match. line and short sleeves of the ter's wedding and the recep.
ing headpiece and carried a bride's white lace gown. Her tion. The bridegroo/ll's mother
bouquet of white daisies.
Cathedral length silk illusion selected a coat .:md dress of
Richard Ferm~:le was best veil fell from a matching modi. pale blue sculplured cotton and
man for his brother.
fied toque headpiece, and she a pearl.trimmed hat accented
The bride's mother '.':ore a carried a cascad~ Of lil~es.of'l wi~h ribbon and a deepel' blue
dress of seagreen silk with a the.valley and whIte orchIds.
veIl.
beaded collar. Her flowers were
Honor attendanl was lIlrs.
When the newlyweds left for
cymbidium orchids.
Jeffr.ey Hudson. the. for~er a v~cation in. the Canad!an
A reception for relatives and Pauline Kammer. Bndes~alds RockIes, the ~flde was wearmg
close friends was held at the were ~lr~. Charles Howe, sIster a dress and Jacket. ensemble of
home of the bride's mother.
of the bndegr?om. ~Irs. George ~ed and navy blue SIlk, a match.
Out.o(.town guests in lud d Boynton. Paul.me Lord, Suzelle mg bow hat and navy shoes and
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.. c e Cal'edo and JIll Doll'.
purse.
the .brlde s brothers, WIll~am P.
Their Princess frocks o( lime
Upon their return. the new.
CUSIck, J~ .• of Elmhurst. Ill., and pale blue chiffon featured lyweds will make their home in
Pa~l CUSIck. of Santa. Clara, high, banded necklines, and SI. Clair Shores.
Calif., and Thomas CUSIck and I
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his wife, of Northbrook. 1lI. The
bride's aunt, I\Irs. Maud Peter. versHy sophomore, plus the MIKE VAN LOKEREN and
son, of Bethel Island. Calif., Fishers' niece,. MRS. KURT B. DOUG FREDERICKS.
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also came East for the wed. LAGER FELDT, of Warner road,
The
WARREN
F. HABER.
ding.
and SANDY MARTIN daughter
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of the RICHARD J. MARTINS, KORN family, 01 Audubon
Representing the Detroit Riv- of Lochmoor boulevard, travel. road, II' e I com e d 19."year-old
er Yachting Association in the ed to Toronto and the Royal SUSANNE B ERG. of Wies.
Barlhel Trophy Series which be- Canadian Yacht Club to provide baden, G e r man y. as their
gan yesterday' and will continue a Cheering Section for :Mr. houseguest last \\'~ek. Susanne
through tomorrow in T(lronto, Fisher :\fid his crew, .including will remain in the United States
Ont., is THOMAS K. FISHER, co.skipper THOMAS K. FISH. six months t.o study and imof Lothrop road. MRS. FISHER fiR, JR., a Georgetown Univer. prove her English in order to
and their youngest daughter, sity senior,
MR. LAGER. teaUl in her native country.
JULIE, a Michigan Stale Uni. FELDT, G E 0 R G E UZNlS,
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Short and
From Another Pointe
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BJ Janet Mueller
Thirty.two friends :Jf ~1R.
and MRS. 1I1ATTHEW .1. W.
LA ROCCA gathered last Sat.
urday, August 17, in the La
Roccas' new home in Whittier
road, for a surprise house.
warming party arranged
by
MR. and MR.S. MACK STANLEY. Guests mcluded MR. and
~~~S.M~~O~~~~~P~~~A~~:
ER MR' and MRS JOSEPH'
J. ' LouisELL,
the' JOSEPH
McCLOSKEYS, the GEORGE
McCLOSKEYS, MRS. JOHN H.
ORTMAN, MR. and MRS. GUY
C. LA ROSE, MR. and MRS.
N Sc~~s~E~~~,
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MRS. U. GRANT TURNER.
the JOHN McCARTHYS, the
RAYMOND DE RYCKES, the
JOHN HILLS, MRS. EARL P.
DUBOIS, MR. and MRS. JAlltES
SMITH, the WILLIAM R. DE
WITIES and IIIR and MRS
S. D. PALAZZOLO,
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We forced ourselves and started "thinking fall" this
\~eek, bought ourselves a new wool dress and lined up
tIckets to the 1I'1h Annual Junior League Fashionscope.
Both of which "moves in a positive autumnal direcHon" we recoumend unreservedly to our readers: There's
nothin~ more reassuring than KNOWING we'll have
somethmg warm to slip into when we need it, something
"fresh" that hasn't been hanging around the closet for
a good three months , . .
And we couldn't BEAR to miss out on Fashions~ope just because we'd waited too long to place our
ticket order _ after all we need to know the direction
~tyles are ta~in,g, t~is s~ason in order to plan our own
comprehensive
wmter wardrobe.
Fashionscope, in the J. L. Hudson Company's Down.
town Auditorium, will he presented twice, Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons, September 10 and 11, at 2:30
o'clock.
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eral admission tickets are available from Mrs. Arthur T.
Waterfall, II, (886.0426), sponsor tickets from Thirza
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Morrow, (881-4234), and patroness tickets from Mrs.
Midshipman
Second Class
John D. Duma, (882-7203).
DAVID G. ADAMS, son of MR.
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by Haga
At an afternoon ceremony Saturday, August 17,
in G r 0 sse Pointe Memorial, Church, MARGRET
ATKINSON ("Marnie") WAKEFIELD, daughter of
Mrs. August Frederick Kammer, Jr:, of Cloverly road,
and Samuel Chace Wakefield, of Minneapolis, Minn.,
was married to Dr. Munk, son of the Charles lVIunks.
_o_f_S_o_mer_se_t_R_oa_d:
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Engish a few hours each week (JUDY WECKLER), of Flint,
at ti,e University of Colorado. MR. and MRS. HAROLD L.
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WECKLER, of Bloomfield Hills,
" Planning a party August 31 and MR. and MRS. JAMES L.
I honor of their fathc'
80th
b~rthday are the chil~r~n of WECKLER. of Rockville, Md.,
MR. and MRS, HERlIIAN L. I are the other hosts and host
WECKLER. of Edgemont Park, ! esses. All the Weckler grand.
who will entertain at cocktails children will be on hand for the
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and a buffet supper at the Bev. festivities too, including MR,
and MRS. GORDON W. ADAMS erly roan home of MR. and and MRS. LAWRENCE DE.
A Year To Remember
of McMillan road has completed MRS. DAN LEE JOHNSON. WITT, of Syracuse, N.Y., ~nrl
In July of 1967 Anne Gillis, daughter of the Philip three weeks of aviation indoctri. Mrs. Johnson is the former their son, LINC, the Herman
A. GilJises, of Kensington road, left for Zurich, Switzer- nation at the Naval Air Station, SALLY WECKLER. lIIR. and Wecklers first and-so far!Corpus Christi, Texas. His train. MRS. ROBERT __~.__ :~:E~~~~
great. grandchild.
land.
From there she flew to Palermo, Sicily, where she ing presented a look at Naval
visited her grandmother lmd other relatives, spending Aviation. This involved actual
flight training in various naval:
aircraft. as well as. classroom:
instruction in air navigation. i
aircraft engines. operating pro
cedures and aerodynamics. Ap
proximately 1,500 midshipmen
from 52 colleges and universi.
ties throughout the country at.
tend the summer training.
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These are eyes.
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Thcy belong to one of our ladies and they're lighting
up at the hair-do they just saw in the mirror. It's a
hair.do we did - and it's guaranteed to pIcase becausc everything we do is just a littk bit nicer. Our
brushings are a little brisker. Our shampoos a little
more thorough. Our sets a little more careful. If you'd
like your eycs to light up at the end of your hair
appointment, sec u,. \\'e're better than belladollna.
Receh'ing a $100 cash prize.
reported to be the largest award
made in the poetry division of
the. University of Michigan's
Avery and Julia Hopwood
Awards summer contest
in
severa! years, for "The Log of
Caplain Stamford Drew.Spen.
ser" was CAROLYN OWENS,
newly appointed chairman of
the English departmenl at Ann
. Arbor's Forsythe Junior High
School and a teacher for the
past two )'ears at Clauson Junior
High School. Carolyn. daughter.
of Michigan State University
Professor of English Dr. BEN.
JAMIN HICKOCK and MRS.
HICKOCK, of East Lansing, is.
married to DONALD OWENS,
son of DR. and ~IRS. JAMES
S. OWENS, of Radnor circle.
Carolyn has just completed a
special scven weeks' Engli'.'u
seminar at the U. of III.; she'
was one of 36 outstanding Eng.
Iish teachers from the Middle
West invited to p?rlicipate in
the seminar on a (ull scholar I
I ship basis. Her husband, who I
holds a Masters degree in Busi.
ness Administrat;on, is rur.
I rently a little past the half.way
point in his Law studies at the
U. of lit. where he is a year.
i 'round
student.
This week.
i Carolyn and Don arc visiting
his brother and sister.in.law,
DR. and MRS, JAM E S C.
OWENS. in Boulder, Colo. Jim's
wife, Ann War r e n Owells,
I "r>ends mO.\t of her time with
i their two small children - she
believes they DESERVE most
of her time, a point of.view in
: which hcr in.laws heartily con
' cur - but manages to teach
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Bart Edmond
45 E. Adams/On The Park/Downlown/WO
2-1i12
.cooks so lovely by candlelight ...
you'd never tllink it slaved
in a llOt stove aU day 1
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ROYAL ,WORCES'TER
~~Pi~PPORCELAIN
KIMBERLY knits an impeccable three piece suit
in pure wool. The fluid A.lined skirt with inverte~
center pleat and shell are worn beneat~ a demr
belted trim jacket buttoned and buckled In brass.
A lasting impression maker.
h's an "an ,l;allery"in your kilchen... Iha! you l,\kc
your 'ahk! 1:vl'ryonc of our ~uperh sclcClionof
["mo",! imI'OW"/ Ror.,1 \X'orccstcr hake-and-sclvc\\'.Hewill a[(enl your kilchen wi,h Ix'autj'... brin};
a festive note to your table. Gourmel decorated in
handsome colors.
Comc see OIlr "art Ilallcry" of entree dishes,
Coco!les,marmiles, souffles,ramikins, scallop shells,
and m~nl"ochers.Truly a "conooissc,u" colleclion!
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Tender, skillet.browned chick.
en, snow.whipped potatoes,
green vC3ettlble. festive red
cranberry 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 for adults, just $1.00 for
~hildren.
From
$2,50 fo $4,';.
11560 Harper
(onner Exit
1.94
Jhe shops of
American
3 Kercheval Ave" at Fisher
Punch (Jnd .Judy RInck
Road
l1tpreu Diners
Clu1l
GulF Cord.
TU 1-1505
fig K erchcv(ll,
on the 1/111
W~tlo1t.l'i~rct
Kercheval at Sf, (lair
.5S0 N, Woodward
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Grosse Pointe
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C:;ROSSE
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Thursday, August 22, .,1968
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Society News Gathered from--AIIof the Pointes
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Papal Blessing is Bestowed Upon Couple During Nuptial
High MaSS' Rites are Followed by Reception
at GI'osse POinte War Memorial
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Mrs. Jeffrey W, Smith
:tep~~~~~~: a;~ i~~~ite roses,
Mrs. Richard Bivens, of In.
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l~d~ir;~Sl~~ ~o~:
Bridesmaids were Diane Bis.
choff, Susan Daleiden, Rita
Smykaand and Barbara Steffes.,
Their .floor length froc~s of
r~se ch!ffon we.re fa.shlOned
with polished satin trams and
cowl neck]jne~, and their Cloor
Theodore Demosthenes Raph- Cambridge, Mass., who chose a
ael. ~on of Mr. and Mrs. Frank floor length gown of green peau
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Hapbilel. of Renaud road, and a malching bow headpiece.
daimed Mary Elizabeth Horst, She carried a bouquet of yellow
daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Paul daisies, corsal roses and status
E. 1I0rsl, of Beavcr Falls, Pa.. sprigs.
as bis bride Saturday, August
In a yellow peau dress, carry.
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ing a basket Cilled with petals,
i Officiating a~ the 6:30 o'elo~k was flower girl Leah 1I10dig.
ceremony, which was held m liani, the bride's niece.
SELF'-APPRAISAL
thet ,gharden of thTehbrHiden'So
Pabalre- Besl man was Thomas G'llIlany
men shiver in the cold
en s orne was
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of the I Thompson, Ushermg were t e Just because t ey Jmagme t ey
C~~~I'of C~~~~ p~e::. A gar- bride's and bridegroom's broth- had the fire of genius.
den reception followed the rites.
The bride wore a simple,
ENROLL NOW!
floor length gown of white l'eau
and a shoulder length veil, and
earried an arrangement of white
BRAIllE
TRANSCRIPTION
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daisies and yellow roses.
Now Forming to Begin in September
She was attended by her sis.
Coli Mrs. lawson Potter • 886-3226
or 881-0686
: tel', 1111'S. Andre lIfodigliani, of
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Deborah
A~ne -F~ick~- ~n.d:Jef'crey.
William Smith ~~r~~in~l~~~~~ ~~~l: ::~~::~~
exchanged.
mar~lage
vow~ Fnday
evenmg,
August
16, They carried cascades oC white
at a NuptIal. Ihgh Mass In Our Lady Queen of Peace mums. pink roses and ivy.
Church.
The Reverend Paul Alandt officiated at the 6:30
Flower girls Sus:m Solomon
o'clock double ring ceremony.
and Deborah Solomon, the
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bridegroom's nie~es, "Y0~elong
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dresses and veIls SimIlar to
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For hc'r weddmg, the former those of the senior attendants
bestowed
a Papal Blessmg
Miss Fricke chose a modified and carried nosega)'s of mum~
unon the couple.
sh ..all1 gown of candlelight jl(!au : and roses.
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. The bride's parents. :\tr. and de snie embroidered with Alen-I John Smitb was best man for;
Mr5. Egon E. Fricke, of Lin- l'Qn lace and styled with a his brother. They are the sons
ville avenue. entertained al a Calhedral train. She wore a of lIlrs. Ralph H. Smith, of
receplion at I.he Grosse Pointe matching three.quarler
length C,.ampine road, and the late
War Memorial following the mantilla veil, also embroidered Mr. Smllh.
rites.
with Alencon lace. and carried
Heading lhe usher corps,
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David Crowley. David Ritter
and Richard Shrage, was the
hridegroom's brother-in-law, Dr.
Sam Solomon.
Steven Solomon, the bridegroom's n e p hew, was ring
bearer. The hride's brother,
Michael Fricke, and cousin,
Patrick Egan, ~erved as altar
boys.
For rer daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Fricke selected a satin.
trimmed floor length gown of
turquoise chiffon. :'IIrs. Smith,
the bridegroom's mother, chose
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done on our premises
a floor length gown of green
chiffon, styled with a lace yoke.
with ultrasonic cleaning
When they return Crom a vacation in Northern Michigan,
the new !'IIrs, Smith will conUnue her Nursing studies at
Authorized Agency
Providence I10spilal while her
husba~d works toward his de.
gree in Electrical Engineering
at the Lawrence Institute of
Technology.
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THE NEW BACK.TO.SCHOOL
LOOK WITH
WATCH
REPAIRING
fot
011
makes
OMEGA & TI550T
Valente gewelers
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660 I E. Warren
at Kensington
Rd.
TU 1.4800
Sale
Wig
ALL HUMAN flAiR
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NO SYNTHETiCS
HAND TIED
MACHINE MADE
$59
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from
from
Wiglets
from
$75°0
$17.95
£a [Parisienne
We Iwve a wide Sl?/ectioll of beiter
name wi(Js ill many colors and styles.
OIlY sl.aff lias had many uears cJ:periellce servicing
and styling
wigs of
all irinrls.
BEAUTE
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SALON
KERCHEVAL
ot Beaconsfield
821-1650
ProfHictor:
Mary Speirs
"In The Pork"
a-au
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Pholo br Eddie ~lcGn,lh, Jr.
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At an evening ceremony
Friday, Augu~t 16, in
Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, DEBORAH ANNE
FRICKE. daughter of the Egan E. Frickes, of Linville
avenue. and Mr. Smith, son of Mrs. Ralph H, Smith,
of Champine road, and the late 1\11'.Smith, were married.
Betrothed
Christmas Ball
Planning Beg'ins
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Th(' White Christmas Ball. an
<Jnnual proj('c! of Ihe Fontbonne
,Auxiliary of Saint .John Hospital,
will he held this year at the
IGrosse Pointe Yacht Club on
:Saturday, December 14,
I General
c h air man,
Mrs.
~1ichacl C. Burke. of Cloverly
load. her cochairman
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Wallel- L, Van Goethcm, Jr., of
I'('ar Tree lane. ?nd their commiltc(' memhers hal'e already
IlPgun prelim inary planning for
IS IIIN"
(he parly.
'1'1\(' Ball, always
a pleasant
ennl for participants,
is an
I imporlant
source of funds for
contilluing proj('cts at the Hospital, thllS bcnefilling the en
i tire community.
Each year, the Auxiliary pub,
I'h~LO by Br,!"by !,ludiO
lishes a program book for disI
/llrs, ,Jnhanna Kaselltz, of, tribulion at the Ball. The ad.
I ~ensmgton
road, . and Elmer i verlisemcnts in this souvenir
h,as('!Jtz, of DetroIt, have an-' program provide an important:
nOl~nced the ('ngagement of pall of thc financial proceeds.
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the.lr ~~ug~!er, BONNIE, to
Last ycar. Ball proceeds were I
KeIth ( fed ) Bertrand, son of ,used III estahlish a new Coro
Mr. and lIIrs. Lyman Bertrand, ! nary Care Unit. This year. the
of Lansing, formerly of Wash. Auxiliary hopes to use Ball
ington rmld.
r;lisel! fund'; to further develop
: Both the brideelecl and her: this intensive care facilily by
fiance w('re graduatcd from: adding tn nnwe.xistiog equip
I Grosse Pointe High School.
ment.
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Variations
Kercheval at St. Clair
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DEAR PAT,
Something
has got to be done about patent leather! Grab
a mental image of this if you can, I was sashaying through the
lobby of the Remington
Rand building (Gino Paoli's men's divi.
sion lives here) going at a pretty good clip and looking, I thought,
quite fetching,
but business
like with my manila tucked under
my arm, when I suddenly ground to an alarming stop and toppled
into the arms of a bewildered
elevator starter.
He was no more
shocked than I-my
shoes had stuck together
in a death's grip
each refusing to budge. My first thought was to faint-my
second
to cry. I was miraculously
saved from my third which was to
ride to the top and throw myself off because Mr. Gino himself
came along offering a very continental
assist and we rode up
together.
So enchanted
was I that I totally
forgot how
claustropholic
I am and that the showroom is on ~he 38th floor
If I continually
describe the next 2 hours as D-I-V-I.N-E
it's only because I thougilt I was in heaven.
Mr. Gino presided over the entire showing. (That dear man
had everyone
hopping.)
This is a whole new world for a dress buyer. Room after
room of men's fashions executed
with the deft hand of Italian
genius. !t is truly D-I-V-I-N-E (would you believe marvellous?)
to see what has happened
and is happening
for men-the
excitement in styling-the
dazzlement
in color.
We started with the soft merino wool. long sleeve turtle
and mock turtle shirts. I can't think of a male we know who
shouldn't
own one in all colors (well, hot pink fllay net be every
man's lox and bagell. As for the turtle-It
may be someone else's
ugly friend but is certainly handsome when given this new mas.
culine treatment.
The turtle look is interpreted
many ways at Paoli. My most
favorite
is Ihe dress shirt-tuck
front-cuff
sleeve-but
then
the bulky knit cable garners accolades on its own - and that neat
flat knit with contrasting
insert is on the must list, too-to
say
nothing of a smashing ribbed pinstripe I feel in love with. Well,
no sense in getllllg
carried
away-you'll
see them all soon
enough.
A bit later a leather and suede group arrive. A :;elect few
with the most Cr'esh styling and crafted
tailoring,
the type of
jacket ou r men have always worn but brought
up to date by
these busy fingers abroad.
By now the party was over and I didn't think I could consciously ask to come back and review the line so I had to leave
this D-l.V-I-N.E atmosphere.
1l'Jl} sorry but it was.)
As the shadow r)f my elevator fell slowly to the main floor
I had to remind myself to pace lilY patents and walk pas I the
elevator man with head high,-ever
onward!
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theme,
beaut iful assortment
colors clnd [)atterns
expect
prices.
Priced
to find
W'ighl hay
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The DIRNDL SKIRl
Best Love,
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in a
of saHel
you would
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touch of elegance
the
Stoltr\
KoI\ C,Hl"'., ,III the f,nc
su( i, ,1', Towle. Reed [;
8,lrtol1,
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DIRNDL SKIRTS
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AS SEEN IN 1117
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Entered in the annual Rusty
Nail Hole-ln.One contest are
EDWARD
A. BATCHELOR.
.JR., of Tourailne road, and
MARK ClIEFFINS, of Hollywood avenue, both of whom.
scored ',heir aces at the Counlry
~ Club of Detroit.
Fine Jewelers Since 1934
ers, John O. Horst and Charles
G. Raphael.
Cream-colored embroidery ac..
cented the bride's mother's yel.
low linen ensemble. Her cor.
sage was a brownish cymbidium
orchid.
The bridegroom's mot her
selected a green linen costume
and a white cymuidiwn orchid
corsage.
Miss Horst Wed To Mr. RalJltael
63 Kertheval
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GROSSE
POINTE
Page Seventeen.
by, of and for Pointe Women
Woman's Page ...
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Mrs, Henry Jude Heck
NEWS
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Medical Group Auxiliary Making Autumn Plans
!Barbara Lucille Zilly Marries Henry Heck
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Reception at Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Follows 12:30
O'Clock Rites in St. Paul's-on.the.la~eshore;
Newlyweds to Live in Pointe
The bridegroom's
mother
selected a rose colored silk en.
semble and a purse corsage of
white' cymbidium orchids.
-------- -----_. ------------.The newlyweds will make
A gown of imported white silk organza accented
with Swiss embroidery and appliques was Barbara their home in Grosse Pointe
when they return from
Lucille Zilly's choice for the Saturday, August 17, cere. aWoods
vacation in Northern Michimony at which she became the bride of Henry Jude gan.
Heck.
.,-----------Out.of.town guesls included
Her elbow length, tiered daughter's wedding and the reo 1I1ary Jane Even, of Madison,
ception
at
the
Grosse
Pointe
illusion veil fell from a
Wis.• and Mr .and Mrs. Charles
Dior bow trimmed with Yacht Club following the cere. Rodgers, of J\lountain Lakes,
matching embroidery and mony. a pale blue ribbed silk N.J.
'1nd matching jacket. She
From Aurora, m., came Mr.
appliques, and she carried dress
pinned pink cymbidium orchids and Mrs. Ernest Aiels and their i
a bouquet of white roses, to her purse.
.
.. s.0n,~liss Ella Zilly, Mrs. Janles
stephanotis and ivy.
Officiating at the 12:30 o'clock,
SINCE 1916
rites in St. Paul'sonthe.Lakl'
shore was Father Jerome Sing.
er.
The new Mrs, Heck. daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Samuel Zilly, of Merriweather
road, was attended by maid of
honor Christine Scanlan and
brie<lsmaids Sally Thomas, of
Flint, Mrs. Douglas Kuziak, of
Newport, R.I.. and Martha Jo
Aiels. who came from her
Aurora, III., home to be in her
cousin's wedding party.
LeSur Dyed
Green and yellow floral em.
broidery accented their floor
SWAKARA
length frocks of pale yellow silk
LAMB
organza over taffeta.
Their
Beautiful Brown-Dyed
headpieces were cascades of
yellow and green 0 r g a II z a
Perisan jacket with
I e a v I' s, and they car r ie d
collar and cuffs of
Colonial arrallgemculs of torn
Natural Dark Ranch
carnations and white daisies
Mink; buttoned in
centered with yellow' roses.
glimmering
jet.
Dennis Heek acted as best
man for his brother, and servSALE $625
ing with the bride's brother,
Thomas ZilIy, of Seattle. Wash"
Otllers ill BIDc/; or
in the usher corps were two
Grey Persian
other brothers of the bride.
from $350
,
groem. William Heck and Ed.
ward Heck.
~
They are the sons of Mr. and
!I!rs. He.nry A. Heck. of Fleet'
wood dnve: Harper Woods, for.
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This season's activilie! will
Woman's A u x i I i a r y to the inelude a lunchE!{)nat FrankeD'
Michigan Induslrial i\f e die a 1 muth in October, followed by I
Hp.ssling, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Association gathered
recently visit to a special decoratioD
Zilly and their sons, Mr. and at the summer home of Dr. and store.
Mrs, Kennelh Zilly and their Mrs. Michael Hranchook for
daughter and the bride's god- luncheon and a bLisiness meel
There's little harmony in the
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John T. ; ing, at whk-h program plans for home where either parent does
Even.
I the coming year were discussed. all the harping.
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AUGUST
SALE
~JiO'O
by Eddie
:.\lcGralh
.. 11'.
Married to 1111'.Heck, son of the Henry A. Hecks,
of Fleetwood drive, Harper Woods, at a Saturday,
August 17, service in 51. PauI's.on-the.Lakeshore was
BARBARA LUCILLE ZILLY, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Samuel Zilly, of Merriweather road.
Cinderella. Ball Set For October
The press will meet "Cinder.
ella" at the Women's Commit.
tee of the Tuberculosis and
Health Society's annual Press
Luncheon on Wednesday, Sep.
tember 11. On October 5. at the
Sheraton.Cadillac, she will (or.
mally be presented at the now
~;:.~~: "~~nd~;~~e,~a~l~n~~:rSy
chairman) conslderer. to be one
of Detroit's mosl glamorous
parties.
The secret lovely, chosen by
M
J
M R h'
~s. ames
. oc e, IS no:v
bemg groomed for her year s
work with the TB and Hea!.th
I
Society at the John Robert
Powers School, and at the same
I time the Ball Committee, (Illrs.
William R. Shaw, chairman), is
bu~ily pulling togelher a fantastic maze of details that will
produr.,' a most pleasurable
evening.
F.
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Frank Colombo, banquet; Mrs. I
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Florence Sisman, hostess com.
millee; Mrs .. John D. Daniels,
Day of the Ball; J\Ir~. Earle S.
MaePherson, <lecoratlOlls: Mrs,
William J. Scripps, entertain
ment; Mrs. Edward N. Cole,
(Continue~_~~ge
20)
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Phone
& Mail
885.4430
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RICHARD O. GRUNEWALD, ~
of Willison road, will represent
his Ferris State College Lambda
Chi Alpha Chapter at the fra.
ternity's international conven.
tion in Dallas, Tex, Aug'!st 25
thrOlI~~.:~_.
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PORTED KNIT~ , . ,each one prophelic . , , each with a fashion message concisely staLed.
Personally selected hy Margaret Rite, in whose salon elegance is so evident it's almost
commonplace.
Here arc just 4 knits from the collection: from left to right •• ,
(,I~A of ItClly creates an all wool lacy t:rochcted flress and jacket.
(;l~Y LABOCIIJ<; designs a heautiful oHoma" shirl dress.
From ~WrTZERLANJ) comes Ihi" 3.piece herringbone weave wool knit
AV(J(;OJ.F of Italy takes grey for lhe eO'll (lnd cll'ess knit costume.
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GROSSE
Page Eighteen
POINTE
Thursday, August 22. :1968
NEWS
Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes
Stewart, who served as matron I'
of honor, and Mrs. Frank H.
Parcells, Mrs. Dennis W. Shermeta, of Ballimore, Md., and I
Mrs. Rollin G. Douma, of Ann
Arbor.
I
Their Empire.waisted frocks
were fashioned with Val lace I
bibs, fluff organza sleeves and!
peach faille skirts sashed in I
avocado velvet. They carried
old.fashioned nosegays of as-
Hacking-Leete Rites
Couple Will Live In East
Vacationing at Ca'neei13ayPiantation, SL John, VirlId
d S
gin s an s, an
an Juan, Puerto Rico are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Martin Hacking, who were {narried Satur.
day evenmg, August 17, in Crosse Pointe Memorial
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The bt ide, the former Mary
Elizabeth Leett daughter of
Mr. anc! :&,lrs.Aiexander Pa)'ne
Leete, of take Shore lane, wore
a gown of ivory peau de soie.
Re.embroide
red Alencon lace
___
tiered silk illusion veil, and
she carried a nosegay of white
Sweetheart roses and baby'sbreath.
Her attendants included her
two sisters, Mrs. 'Jonald B.
S~WITCHED.ON
I
sorted garden flowers.
The bridegroom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ernest Hacking, of Ridgewood, N.J., asked
Thomas B. Arnold, of Water.
town, Mass., 10 act as best maiL
ushering
were John W.
Bride,. of Pittsburgh, Pa., James
H. Bnde, II, of Dedham, }Iass.,
and John H. Leete .. II, of Man.
hattan B.each. Calif., brother
of the bride.
A street length,. sleeveless
dress of pale green Silk worsted,
styled with a round jeweled
nec~line, was Mrs. Leete's
c~olce for her daug~ter's wed.
dmg
t~e reception. mother
Theand bndegroom's
last Monday, August 19, at the
StelVl'rts' Franklin borne.
To Say Vows
Mr. and I\Irs, Richard Mnr., grandmother,
pry Kimbrough, of St. Clair Lawrie.
I
L1ride's Two Sisters, Mrs. Donald B. Stewart and Mrs.
Frank H. Parcells, Are Among Her Attendants',
Tht ~ Rev~r~nd Gary R.; appliques accented her bodice
Grube r, offlclated at the and controlled bell skirt, which
7:30 ()\ clock ceremony_ A extended into a short Chapell
i'ecepti on at the Detroit I train. .
Boat 'Club followed the . A Juliet cap, fashioned of
rites.
tmy lace flowers, held her
Mrs. Robert Hacki ng
I
Celebrated Saturday
Churl ~h.
Miss Ki1nbrough
Mrs. Howard H.
avenue, have announced the en.
gagement of their daughter,
Lawrie Wells Kimbrough, to
Robert James Fossum, Jr., son
of Mrs. Ralph Julian Hill, of
! McLean, Va., and the late Lieu.
The prospective bridegroom
altended the Unl','ersity of Vir.
ginia and is presently attend.
ing Utica College of Syracuse
University.
tenant Commander Rob crt
James Fossum.
The bride elect attended Mar.
~jorie Webster Junior COllege"
•Washington, D,C. She made her
debut in June, 1966, at a tea
given b)' her mother and:
The engagement was announc.
ed at a family dinner given by
Miss Kimbrough's maternal un.
ele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles C. Stewart, and her pa.
ternal grandmother, lIfrs. Wade
H. .Oldham, of Birmingham,
Among Harvard College freshmen named to the Dean's List
on the basis of their grades for
th
t'
1967-68
e en Ire year
are
MARSHALL ANDERSON MASSEY, of Manor a'Jcuue,WILLIAM JUSTIS BROCK, of Renaud road, and M A TTH E VI'
HENRY ZUKOWSKI, of North
Deeplands road. Marshall was
graduated from Grosse Pointe
High School, William from The
Choate School and Matthew
from Grosse Pointe University
SchooL
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Open Thursday
and Friday Evenings
long Italian falls
of real humoll hair
wore an apricot chiffon ensemble, fashioned with a beaded
V-neckline. Both mothers chose
Amazon lily corsages.
!
The newlyweds will make:
their home in Lexington, Mass.:
JAN C. SESKI. son of DR. '
Photo by Eddie ~lcGra(h. Jr
and MRS. ARTHUR G. SESKI,I
MARY ELIZABETH LEETE, .daughter of the
of South Deeplands road, who Alexander Payne Leetes, of Lake Shore lane, became
recently completed his third
year at Assumption College, Mr. Hacking's bride at an evening ceremony Satur.
i Worcester, Mass., made first day. August 17, in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church.
He is the son of the Joseph Ernest Hackings, of Ridge.
honors on the Dean's List for
wood, N.J.
the last semester.
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ANNA Ki\lIGHTON, daughter
of MR. and MRS. HEYWOOD
KNIGHTON, of Lakepointc ave
nue, is onc of 15 young women
who have started working 10.
ward their advanced degrees in
Nutrition Education leading to
Masters of Science in Hospital
Dietetics at the Indiana University Medical Center, Indianapolis, Ind. These graduate stu. I
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Tennessee and Indiana.
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GROSSE
Woman's Page
• • •
POINTE
NEWS
by, of and for Pointe Women
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Fashions Organza,
._--------Slate Concerts On Belle Isle
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A~rs, Robert T. Cuson
Mrs. Kenneth Kamman
WendyCarol Premer
Says Vows In July
Page Nineteen
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra will perform free-admission concerts al Belle Isle's
P,cllliek ~Iusic Shell on August
21. 28, 30, 31 and September 1
at 8:30 o'clock,
Valter Poole will conduct all
of the concerts. each one consist ing of differcnt musical fare.
Tlte toucer!s are an annual
presentation of Detroit's De.
partment of Parks and Rerrea-
Lace And Satin Gown For Satur-
day Ceremony At Which She Becomes
Bride Of Kenneth Kamman
I
. ~aki,ng their ho~~- in Detroit-after
a vacation in
MIchIgan sUpper
Penmsula and Wisconsin are Mr. and I
Mrs. Kenneth
Kamman, who were married
Saturday,
July 27, at an afternoon ceremony in Bethany Christian
Church.
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Among the nearly h:i I f of
Princeton University's Class o{
1968 who were graduated with
honors this year. setting a new
high for the number earning
such academic distinction, was
WILLIA)l )IAY)lARD SWAN,
of Cloverly road, awarded Hon.
ors in Aerospace and Mechan.
be kal Stiences.
tioll.
Thc
COnt'!'l't site
may
,
The 2 o'clock
rites at I ried cascades of pink rubrum
which The Reverend James lilies.
Carpenter
officiated
were
Hon()r maid was Shelly Pre.
followed by a reception in, mer, sister of the bride, Ann
the Church Fellowship Hall. Moltzau and Mrs. ~()rman Kok.
For her wedding the former I k() were bndrsmalds, and Lau.
Wendy Carol Premer, daughter rie a.nd Lisa Pre"?,er: the bride's
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Pre. COUSinS, were JUnior brIClesmer, of Wayburn road, fashion. maIds.
ed a tunic of white silk organza
Acting as best man for his
and Venetian lace over summer I bmther was William Kamman.
satin_
They are the sons of the Otto
Her elbow length silk illusion Kamma~s, of Detroit. Ushers
veil feU from a headpiece of we~e. RIchard Goodman and
silk organza roses and stepha. PhIllip RayraL
notis edged with seed pearls,
The mother of the bride wore
and she carried a cascade of a hot pink silk shantung dress,
white rub rum lilies, rosebuds wit h matching accessories.
and stephanotis.
while the \,ridegroom's mother
He!' attendants fashioned their selected a pastel pink crepe
identical gowns of mint green ~own, headed at neck and hem.
linen accented at their neck. hne.
Scene of the SatUt'day, July 27, service at which
lines with dyed.to-match VeneBoth molhers accented their
daughter
of the Frank
lian lace. They wore matching ensembles with white rubrum I WENDY CAROL PREMER,
Dior bows in their hair llfJd car_ lily corsages.
I F. Premers, of Wayburn road, and Mr. Kamman, son
of the Otto Kammans,
of Detroit, were married was
Bethany Christian
Church.
reached by private auto or pub.
Iir buses. There are parking
and refreshmp.nt facilities.
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Photo by Beatrice ZlI'aan
Speaking
their wedcling vows in Gesu Roman
Catholic
Church
Friday
evening,
August
16, were
JEAN MARIE CHEETHAM,
daughter
of the Andrew
D. Cheethams,
of Vernier road, and Mr. Cuson. son of
the R. A. Cusons, of Detroit.
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Newlywed Cusons To Live In Detroit
Jean Marie Chee'+ham Selects Pearl-Trimmed White \ beaded headpiece of starched, carried baskets filled with
E . R'
Ilace and a fingertip iIIu&ion1yellow and white flowers.
PedU d e Sole. G. own f or F'd
1'1 ay venlng
Ites
VI'.iJ . She
.. carried an assortment IS'. erving as bes. t man was W'I
IIn Gesu Church
of white and Ivory flowers.
Iiam J. Rodgers. Ushers were
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Magic practiced ... with wigs,
wiglets and falls
Jean
Mar i e Cheetham,
daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew
D. Cheetham,
of
Vernier
road, who entertained at a reception
at the
Old Place following
the 6
o'clock ceremony.
The bridegro!lm is the son
of 1\11'. and Mrs. R. A. Cuson, i
of Detroit.
I
For her wedding, the former
Miss Chectham selected a pearl.
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Honor attendant Ann Eileen Robert A. 1I1anardo and Charles
l\laloney and bridesmaids Gail I T. Roth.
Marie ~lJPP wore ~ v cad
When the i1ewl.yweds left for
grE'P,n.tnmmed Empire fro~ks !3ermuda, the bnde ~as w:,arof yellow peau and matchmg lmg a navy and white dress
ribbon bow headpieces. They with matching accessl}ries.
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GROSSE POINtE
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MR. and MRS. RICHARD J.
RICKMAN, of Detroit, an.
nounce the hirth of their sccond
child, second son, CHARLES
BYRN RICKMAN, August 18.
1f.rs. Rickman is 'the former
SARAH EVANS, daughter of
MR. and MRS. E. J. EVANS,
of Somerset road. Paternal
grandparents
are liTH. and
MRS. ERNEST B. RICKMAN,
of Warren.
BABY 'GATOR
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terry euson, who exchanged
marriage
vows Friday
evening,
August
16, in Gesu
Roman Catholic
Church
will return from a Ber
d
.
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mu a
vacatIon to make theu' home In DetrOIt.
The bride is the former
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Page Twenty
GROSSE
POINTE
NEWS
Mary Alice Cornillie i
Wed In Saint Paurs
Mrs, Lawrence Kent
Cinderella Ball Set For October
Mrs. Daniel McCarthy
horn
Ifavors;(Continued
Mrs. David
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Newlywed
lawrence
Joseph
Kents
Vacation
Mackinac
Island Following
their August
9
Evening Marriage
Ceremony
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The Re~/erend Fal.her-Jerom;-Petz,
S.J., officiated
3t the ~vem.ng .ceremony Friday, August 9, at which
.\lary Alice Cormllie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
.~. Comillie. of {{[.dnor cirde, and Lawrence Joseph
Kent, son of \11'. and Mrs. John F. Kent, of Oak Park,
Ill, exchanged malTlage vows.
A reception at the HiJl. ~..
crest Country Club follow-I Honor attendant Laurie Wigle
cd the 7 o'clock
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St.1 and
bndesmaids Julie Kent, the
bridegroom's sister. Ann Davis.
rites in
P:lUI's-on-the Lakeshore.
Page 1'2)
Proceeds from the Ball help
B. Dema- Ito !ioa?ce the TB. and Health
rest. prizes; Mrs. Chester Cahn, Society s many proJects.
photo; Mrs. Joseph B. Slatkin,
Of Purdue Plan
press luncheun; Mrs. Lynn A. Women
Townsend, program; Mrs. Lloyd
Student
H. Diehl, Jr .• reservations; and September
Mrs. Richard W. Tucker, publicity.
The Women of Purdue Unl:.
Following Cinderella's rolro- versity club will honor local slu.
duction at the Ball, there will dents who will be atlending Purhe a Saks Fifth Avenue showing due this fall at a patio party
of George Halley's gowns with Tuesday, September 3, at the
Mr. and Mrs. Halley attending Bell Creek lane, Livonia, home
the Ball. He recently won the of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly.
coveted Coty Design Award.
All Detroit metropolitan area
Music for dancing will be students are invited; any who
have not been contacted are ask.
played by the Sunny Kindes ed to call Mrs. Richard Conley,
Orchestra
with Bert Djerkis 274.1039, for further informa.
playing during the cocktail hour. tion.
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Reembroidered Aleneon lace' of Washinglon, D.C., and Jane
and fr()sted seed pearls accented Keller, of Arlington, Va., w~re
the bodice, hemline and slee.es I sleeveless, floor I~ngth EmpIre
of the britle's ivory peau de frocks of aqua chIffon.
soie gown, and a pearldustered
Their satin Dior headbows
headpiece of matching lace held matched the satin accents on
her shoTt illusiOn veil.
their gowns, and they carried
She carried an orchid at- c:!seades of yellow and aqua
tached to her mother's wedding daisies, stephanotis
and ivy i
prayer book, with streamers slreamers,
,
of stephanotis, ruses and ivy.
Best man was John Kernan,
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Photo by Eddie !llcGrath. Jr.
Photo by
J. S.
MARY CATHERINE WHYTE became Mr. McCarthy's bride at an evening ceremony Friday, August
16, in 81. Clare de Montefalco Church. Parents of the
couple are the Wilfred Peter Whytes, of Berkshire
road, and the Thomas B. McCarthys, of Audubon road.
DeForest
Married Friday, August 9, in St. Paul's-on-theLakeshore to Mr. Kent, son of the John F. Kent..:, of
Oak Park, Ill., was MARY ALICE CORNILLIE, daughter of the Bernard A. Cornillies, of Radnor circle.
of Oak Park, 111. Bernard Cornillie, brother of tile bride,
Jeffrey Kent, Maurice Kent,
Stephen Sullivan and Vernon
Sheehan, all of Oak Park,
seated the guests.
'I'he mother of the brIde
wore a pink AJaskine ensemble
and pinned a corsage of green
cymbidium 0 r chi d s to her
purse. The bridegroom's mother
selected a pale blue crepe dress
and matching eoat, and a purse
corsage of pink cymbidium
orcilids.
After a vacation on Mackinac
Island, the newlyweds wiII make
their borne in Minneapolis,
Minn.
Oul-of-lown guc';ls Included
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conley,
of Bellwood, III., Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Stack, of Elmhurst,
III., Mr. and Mrs. Dan i e I
Junius, of Oak Park, and Mr.
and Mrs.John Keefer, of Dela.
ware, O.
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Mexicali Brass
To Play At DBC
Silverplated candlesticks from our complete collectionz
A. multi-purpose, $20 pr,; B. consoles, 11.50 pr.;
C, individual with cigarette holder, 16.50 ea.
Teddy Phillips and the Mexl.
cali Brass will appear Wednesday, August 28, at a Detroit
Boat Club eabaret evening. Din.
ner at 7 o'clock will follow a
6 o'cloc.k cocktail hour.
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Miss Whyte Speaks
Vows In St. Clare's
Home
A white cage gown of im ..
The newlyweds, vacationing
ported Chantilly lace beaded 10 Canada, ~11l return to make
with seed 'pearls was the former their home 10 SI. Clair Shores,
Miss Whyte's choice for the
rites. Her detachable Chapel
train was fashioned of silk organw, and her ilIuBion veil fell
from a crown of lace and seed
pearls.
Owing to the death of her
She carried an arrangement mother, Mrs. McMillan Caulkof stephanotis,
phalaenopsis ins, of Newberry place, and Edorchids and ivy.
warcl Burns Caulkins, Jr., of
Her altendanls sele eted
Delroit, are obliged to recall
sleeveless Empire frocks of pop.
eorn ye!low basketweave linen. their invitations to the recep.
tion at the Country Club of De.
They wore yellow sweetheart
troit following the September
roses In the~r hair and carried 14 wcdding of their daughter,
bouquets of ivy accented with
Bliss, and Jon Huffman Win.
yellow ribbon streamers.
Anne Whrte served as her chester Clark, but request the
sister's honor maid. Brides- honor of the guests' attendance
maids wer8 Mrs. Keith Lever, at the Grosse Pointe Memorial
Mrs. Patrick Meehan, Mrs. Har. Church ceremony.
old Medonald anlI Mrs. Charles
Weiss.
Junior BARBARA JANE ROBActing as be~t man for his BINS, of Balfour
road, is
brother was Th(J,nas B. Mc among 373 sludents of the Uni.
earlhy. They are the sons of versity of Wisconsin College of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Mc. Engineering at N,adison who
Carlhy. of Aububon road.
I have been named
t'.) the ColIn the usher corps were Jer- lege's Dean'" Honor List.
Wedding Plans
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IIcll(iive Jaw.lm sine. 1861
st. Clare de Montef:-.lco Church was the settin~
for the Friday evening, August 16, ceremony at which
Mary Catherine Whyte and Daniel Lantz McCarthy
spoke their wedding vows. :!;------o ffi cia tin g at the 6 old Young, Michael Mercier,
o'clock ceremony,
which John Sfire and )1!c1lael Whyte,
was followed by a reception brother of the bride.
at the Berkshire road home
of the bride's parents, Mr. a mi~t gr~en silk dress ~n<l
and Mrs. W j 1f red Peter matchmg Jacket. The bride.
Whyte, was The Very Rev- groom's mGther selected a cocoa
cl'end Joseph Smith O.S.A. lace ensemble.
,
home is only nine years old and in very fine condition.
Pointer PAMELA WRIGLEY
sailed Tuesday from New York
for lIiadrid w her e she will
study as a participant in Mary
Baldwin College's seventh Academic Year in Madrid progrom.
in St. Clair Shores Awaits Newlywed
Mr. and
Mrs, Daniel Lantz McCarthy
upon their
Return from Vacation
in Canada
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August 22, 1968
GROSSE
Woman's Page
Rita Schwikert Wed
To Michael Martin
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POINTE
Page Twenty.One
NEWS
by, of .and for Pointe Women
Grenzke-Miller Vows Spoken
Mrs. James Holderness
Mrs. Michael Martin
A floor length sheath of white
silk linen, accented with reembroidered
lace and fashioned with a I if t e d waist,
Renaissance n e c k Ii n e, short
sleeves and detachable lace.
embroidered train, was worn
by Janet Sue Miller for the
Saturday. August 17. ceremony
at which she became the bride
of Gregory Lee Grenzke.
Univers!ty Club Reception Follows Evening Rites; Pair
Will Make their Home in the Detroit Area
Upon Return from Vacation in North
. Rita Marie. Schwikert, daughter
of Mrs. Marie Sch.
wIkert, of Kensmgton road, and Michael Andrew Martin,
son of Mr. and. Mrs. R. G. Martin, of Opelika, Ala., form~rly of Bl;Ickmgham .~oad, exchanged
marriage
vows
FrIday evemng. August 16, in St. Clare de Montefalco
Church.
'S>r--------A reception
at the Uni. Wortman wore a lime ottoman
versity
Club followed the frock ~ith a pink satin sash
7 o'clock ceremony.
and ca'rried a basket of pink
The bride selected an Empire and lime daisies.
g('wn of ivory peau de soie.
Bridesmaids, in gowns simi.
fashioned with a detailed bodice lar in style to that of the honor
of beaded Alencon lace and an attendant were Sue Kraus, Mrs.
A line skirt. Her Cathedral Hilary McKenna, Mrs. Gary
length illusion veil fell from a Hawes and Mrs. Richard Ercobea~ed lace headpiece, and she lani. They carried basket of
carried a cascade of white pink daisies.
rooes.
Flower girls Mary ~Iartin
Honor malrl)n Mrs. Joseph and Anne McKenna wore pink
tered with moss green velvet
bow and streamers.
defined
the Empire waistlines of the
floor length daffodil pique frocks
worn by honor attendant Betsy
Miller, sister of the bride. and
bridesmaids Karen Shough, Mrs,
John Brown, Carol Toll and
Marjorie Sexton.
They carried
bouquets of
yellow roses and ivy.
Michael Cooper served as the
bridegroom's best man, and
ushering "'ere Norman and
Jeffrey Grenzke. brothers of the
bridegroom, Les Hough, the
bride'S cousin and Hal' 0 I d
Cumberworth.'
Her boult'lln! lIlusion veil
fell from a matching silk linen
pillbox, and she carried a semi.
cascade of white roses and ivy.
The new Mrs. Grenzke is the
daughter of Mr. and ~Irs. John
Joseph Miller, of West Eliza.
beth, Pa. Her husband is the
i son of 1\11'. and Mrs. Norman
1 I}." Grenzke. of Shoreham road.
a lemon yellow silk coat and
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dress ens em b I e, while the
.~ Sett~no for the morDJllg ntes, ,bridegroom's mother selected a
i at WhlC~ the ~~verend Ken,~all: white {'hiifon costume overlaid
• W.. Cowmg offl~lated, was First I with a pale brown print. Both
Umted MetJlOdlst Church, Ann I mothers chose orchid corsages.
Arbor.
A luncheon at Ann I
.
Arbor's Delta Delta Delta sor-I ~he new~yweds Wlll ma~e
ority house followed the 11:30 their h?me III Ann A~bor while
o'clock service.
I the bridegroom co~t1DU~S his
studies at the Umverslty of
Bands of Venice lace, cen.IMichigan School of Medicine.
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A turquoise shantung dress Floor length Gown Of Alencon lace Over Peau de
and jacket ensemble was 1111'S.
Soie Is Worn By Mary-Kaye Denomme
Schwikert' choice for her daugh.
.
During Morning Rites
ler's wedding and the reception.
Her corsage was fashioned of
Mr. and Mrs: James Henry Holderness,
wno spoke
blue carnations
and \I.hite their marriage
vows Saturday,
August 17, in Our Lady
Sweetheart roses.
Star of the Sea Church, are vacationing
on Cape Cod and
The bridegroom's mother se. will return to make their home in Ann Arbor.
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lected a yellow shantung dress
Mrs. Holderness
is theS>
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and matching coat. and a f
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corsage of yellow Sweetheart ormer
ary- aye
enom- They wore matching pink headroses and carnations.
me, daughter
of :Mr. and bows and carried clusters of
Mrs. Gerald
Denomme,. of pink carnations and asters.
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The newlyweds will return !VI K' I
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from a vacation in Michigan's
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Best man was James DarUpper Peninsula to make their brIdegroom
IS the son of ling. In the usher corps were
home in the Detroit area.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hold. James Denomme brother of
erness, of Hidden lane.
the bride Frederick Brace of
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM H.
A reception in the Versailles Ann Arb~r, Dennis Mukai,' of
REED" Supply Corps, U. S. Room of the Hotel Pontchar. Dayton, 0.. and John MonagNavy, has been assigned tu the train followed the 11:30 o'clock han.
Naval Supply Systems Com. service, at which The. ~everend
A street length ensemble of 1_
mand, Washington. D.C. Prior Thomas P. Flynn offlclated.
gold textured silk was Mrs. Deto assuming his present post,
For her morning wedding, the nomme's choice for her daugh.
Lt. Reed served on the staff of former Miss Denomme selected ter's wedding and the reception.
the Commander in Chief, Pac!. a floor length gown of Alencon The bridegroom's mother chose
fie Fleet. He entered the Navy lace over ivory peau de soie, a costume cif iced turquoise texin 1961. He is married to the fashioned ~vith a lace.appliqued lured silk. Both mothers pinned
former MARGO MILLER of Chapel tram.
cymbidium
orchids to thcir,
Grosse Pointe. The~' have two
Her elbow length ~i1k illusion purses.
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daughters, SUSAN and LISA. veil fell front a pearl.trimmed
• • •
Alencon lace bow, and she carHonoring the 50th wedding
Journeying from Miami to ried a cluster of Alba lilies.
~nmversary of their parents,
Nassau recently aboard the
Mrs. Peter Bogle served as :\m. and MRS. LEONARD G.
! Bahama Star were MARY ANN her sister's honor attendant. BECKETI, of St. Clair Shores,
ODDO, of Hollywood avenue. Bridesmaids were Barbara Kor- their children, MRS. STANTON
I and SARA LETO, of Neff roo,d. Ieski, Barbara
Schubeck, of G. CRAWFORD, MRS. WIL.
Grosse Pointe Woods
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And he brought
Entering Vassar College next
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Scholar is .MA R Y EDITH
CANDLER, daughter of MR.
and MRS. J. NALL CANDLER .
of Beverly road.
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ernesses
Va ca.t,.on., ng In East
and
by Eddie
MARY-KA YE DENOMME
and Mr. Holderness.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holo!;!rness, of Hidden
lane, were married Saturday
morning,
August 17, in
Our Lady Star of the Sea Church.
Parents
of the
bride are the Gerald Denomm~s, of McKinley avenue.
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Exchanging
marriage
vows Friday
evening, August 16, in St. Clare de Montefalco Church were RITA
MAUlE SCHWIKERT,
daughter
of Mrs. Marie Schwikert, of Kensington
road, and Mr. Martin, son of
former Pointers
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Martin, who now
make their home in Opelika, Ala.
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Hot pink sashes defined the
Empire waistlines of their floor
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Twenty-Two
GROSSE
POINTE
Thur,day, August 22, 1968
NEWS
Mrs. Marshall l. Grant
Julie Scharfenberg
Is Saturday Bride
Crawford.McDonald
Mrs. Richard Crawford
Nuptials Celebrated
Newlywed Marshall Lynn Giants Will Reside In Kala.'
mazoo While Both Continue Their Studies
At Western
Newlyweds Travel To Bermuda After Saturday Evening
Rites And Reception At Grosse Pointe Yacht
Michigan University
Club; Will Reside In Ypsilanti
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Officiating
at th~ Saturday,
August
17, rites in
Grosse Pointe Memorial
Chui'ch
at which Julie Beth
Scharfenberg,
daughter
of the Roy Scharfenbel'gs,
of
Kensington
road. became the bride of Marshall
Lynn
Giant was The Reverend
Bertram
deH. Atwood.
For the 2 o'clock cere-~
mony,
the
former
Miss white silk worsted ensemble acScharfenberg
selected
an eented with green beading at
Empire gown of ivory linen, neck ~nd sleeves, and green ac,
styled with a back panel, cessorJes.
and a Chapel length manThe bridegroom's mot her
tiIla edged with Venetian
chose a costume of pale blue
lace.
peau. Both met her s pinned
She carried a bouquet of gar. orchin corsages to their purses.
denias and ivy.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Giant
In Empire frocks of yellow will return from a vacation in
pcau, earr~ling arrangements of M~chiga~'s Upper Penin~ula and
daisies and ivy, were honor at. :-VlsconslD to mak~ theIr home
tendant Joan Reilly and brides. I~ Kala,!!azoo ~vhtle both con.
maids Jane Elizabeth Milligan, I tll~e .thelr s~udle~ at Western
cousin of the bride, Elizabeth 1M lchlgan Unll'erslty.
Ann lIen and Maureen Giffin.
-----The bridegroom, son of Mr.
MR. and MRS. R 0 G E R
and Mrs. Herschel Giant, of DORNBROCK. of Pearl Beach,
Grand Haven, asked Robert Mi~h. announce the birth f
G!euck. also of Grand Haven, to'
0 a
act as best man.
daughter, JILL ANN, August
Us her s. all from Gr~nd 1 16. Mrs. Dornbrock is t,he forHaven, were Glen Giant, John mer JANE HORN. Jaughter of
Stevens and Miiton Reetbs, Jr. MR. and MRS. JOHN P.. HORN,
Mrs. Scharfenberg greeted her of McMillan road. Paternal
guests at the reception at the grandparents are the MARVIN
Detroit Yacht Club following her DORNBROCKS, of Litllestone
daughter's wedding, wearing a road.
At a candlelight
service Saturday
evening, August
17, in St. James Lutheran Church, Sandra Day McDonald,
daughter
of Dr. arid Mrs. Charles
Conway McDonald,
of Cook road, and Richard Stanton Crawford, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanton Carroll Crawford, of River road, were
married.
~,...----------foIlQwing She carried an is.th Century. arm
rites
at bo.uquet of whIte and Ivory
. .
H'
mtxed garden f lower sand
which Pastor Alan F.
arre streamers
officiated.
was held at the
Grosse Pointe Yacht Club.
Matron of hon?r Mr~. Carl D.
Vertregt, the brlde"s SIster, and
The bride's gown oC ivory bridesmaids Martha Terhune,
peau de soie accented \lith reo Peggy Tam b I Y n and Carol
embroidered Alencon lace rea- Crawford the bridegroom's sistured a seed pearl.embroidered ter, wor~ floor length Empire
Empire waistline and detach. frocks of leaf green peau, styled
able Court train.
wilr. square necklines and puff
A matching peau de soie pill- sleeves.
box trimmed with lace, seed
Their matching pillbox head.
.pearls and crystals secured her
elbow length ivory illusion veil.
The reception
the 7'30 o'clock
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n1iss nancy's E/{ai,dressers
We Have ClaiTOl'& Custom CaTe Conditimlcr
881.0761 • GROSSE POINTE WOODS
Open Mon.-Sat. 8 o.nl. to .. p.m .• Mon.-Thurs;-Fri. 'tif 9 p.m
19877 MACK AVE .•
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Photo by Alee Tarlor
Photo
In Grosse
Pointe
Memorial
Church
Saturday
afternoon,
August
17, JULIE
BETH
SCHARFENBERG spoke her marriage vows to Mr. Giant, son of
the Herschel
Giants, of Grand Haven.' She is the
daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scharfenberg,
of Ken-
-",;n~~;~"w~d---!Fete
Stvimmers
START SUMMER OFF RIGHT
.
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Bride-Elect
'At Farm,s Party
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br J. S. DeForest
Exchanging marriage vows in 81. James Lutheran
Church Saturday evening, August 17, were SANDRA
DA Y McDONALD and Mr. Crawford. The bride is the
daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Conway McDonald,
of Cook mad. Parents of the bridegroom
are the Stanton Carroll Crawfords,
of River road.
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I theTheregular
annual banquet honoring
swimmers of the
Grosse Pointe Farms Swim
Club was held Monday, Augur,! ,
12, at Ihe Farms Pier.
Over 180 swimmers and mem-I
bers of their families joined in
the festivities, which included
A Tradition of Excellence
pre-dinner games on the beach.
Stres~jnll
scholarshIp,
c~lfacl"r,
leadership.
Accredited
coUege
pr:paratory.
grade. 7.12. Tutorial and developmental
re.dlng pro.
Foot Race winners were Sue
IIram,. All sport. 1l1cludlnll tenclnl/, Dying. rlnery. Own golC course,
Middaugh and Eric Hintzen.
stablo •• pool, hosplt.I, lake {or crew. Honor ROTC. Band. Intor.
donomlnal/onat.
100 mile. Crom Chicago. For In(ormatlon call ho.
Mrs. Jack Roh and Mrs. Wi!
Iwo.n 9 a.m.S p.m. Aui'. 12.26.
Boerner were committee heads
HAl.I'S MBJJLOS DIn. OF ADMISSIONS, 313334.2444
for the parents' group sponsorOr Writ. fM F)'H Cat.IDO: Box 01500 DELAFlliLD, WIS, 53011
ing the banquet, which was sub.
Nom
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sidized in part by the Grosse
.~
Pointe Farms Boat Club.
Add,ess
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Following dinner, Les Roddis
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Zip
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announced the names of the sea.
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son's top 36 Farms team swim.
Son's Nome
A.e
Phone
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mers, including Keitb HOfne,
Planning a November 30 wed. To?! Crowley, Amy Laux, Mary
lIIr. and Mrs. Nolon Blosser,
ding are MARY ANDREA PEA. Remman, Paul Gabhart. M~rk of BaUree court, are announcBODY, daughter of Mrs. powenl Lo~gsworth, .~ave ~orbett, Rtek ing the engagement of their I
Peabody of Universily place Retn!,"an, DIane SImon. Kathy daughter, DIANA JEAN, to En.
and the Belleview Billmore Bo- Eldndge, Cathy Corbett, Barb sign T. Andrews Kelly USN,
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Hmsen, Beth Boerner. Marge son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas,
y Nal!y,
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tellBeldlepalr'bFlda.,
anfdGofHetnr
Bob Heels, Cathy Crow- Kelly, of Orange,.'fex .
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ea 0 Y. o. a ves on, ley, Mark Boerner, Ch;.is Duffy •
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Tex., and Rufus Kmg Barlon, Nancy Riddle, Jody Simon, Cal
The bride.elect was gradu• TOWLE
III, son DC lIlr. and Mrs, Rufus Norm n S dR'
Rated
from Grosse Pointe High
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sa,
an
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emman,
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School
and received her Bach .
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ar on, r., 0 . es u, nee Adams, Sue Middaugh, Bob
• WALLACE
Mo., formerly of 51. Loltls.
Middaugh, Debbl'e MI'ddaugh elor of Science degree in Ele .
• KlIRLOOM
mentary Arl from Western
The bride.elect allended the and Peter Laux.
:\Hchigan University, where she
• INTERNATIONAL
EVERYDAY DISCOUNTS
I Academy
of the Sacred Heart
Others are John Reinbardt, affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega :
• REED & BARTON
ON THESE FAMOUS
in Lakeshore road, was gradu- Tom Wise, Sue Reinhardt, Scott sorority.
BRANDS
aled from the Academy of the Cardwell, Laurel Roddis. TherHer fiance earned his BachHoly Names. Tampa, FI~.• at- ese Wilson, Mark Webh, Beth elors degree in Finance from i
tended
Duchesne
ReSIdence MclnaJIy. Terri Ambrogio and the University of Notre Dame.!
School in New York City and Didi Bidigare.
A Novemher 30 wedding is
STOREWIDE
was graduatcd from Maryville
Recipient of tbe NolI.Brideau planned, at Immauuel LutherColI~gc
of
thr
Sacred
Heart.
St
A":ard
for
the
Most
Improved
an
Church.
ClEAIANCE SAlE
LOUIS.She was presented to so. SWimmer of the Year. won last I
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cicly in June, 1964, in Grosse year by Cindy Estes was Chuck I P
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MEIKHANDISE
Pointe
Norm"
cop cwo
Ive on ve ve are
an..
. I soon called on the carpet.
I She is the ~randdaughter of Most Valuable SWImmer ID
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i the late 1IIr. and Mrs. Henry the League Championship Meet
It often lurns oul 10 he 1015
DIAMONDS.
WATCHES.
BIRTHSTONE RINGS
Navarre Peabody and of lIIrs. Award was presented to 10 beller to have loved and lost
OUR EVERYDAY PRICES ARE
ALWAYS THE LOWEST
Robert Micha~l Powell, 01 The yearold
Cheryl Rem, who than 10 be the olher fellow.
Whittier Holel, and the laIc Mr. scored 72 points during the sea.... --.-.------ .
n Wllnhthre~ "fhi~sts" in i coaches Brenda Stout and Dave
Powell.
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c amplons Ips.
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Bob R h un d e fea te d' m h'"
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7 Mil, near M.ck Avo.
Umverslly, where he aCClltated mer C 1968 tr h B b
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Wilh
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Phi Gamma Dclta frao.
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OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS
your fabriC.
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second hIghest pamt getler on
crm y, an rom e as mg- the team
Custom mode.
22377 MOROSS ROAD
TU 4- 2585
ton Univ('Tsity Graduate School
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to Coach Roddis and assistant .1.
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ALSO . . . INDIVIDUALIZED WEDDING
Augusl 24 will be FREDERICK
STOPPtLKAMP,
of Anita :.l.;.:.:
AND PARTY CAKES
avenuc, )laster of Science, and
KATHERINE
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Public Sale
At The Residence
SATURDAY, August 24,
10 a.m. to & p.m.
ESTATE OF
VIVIAN C. FOX
1148 Audubon, Grosse Pointe Park
/2nd "'ock North of Jefferson>
Here is !l be<1ulifu/ low millntilinance Regency Style Home Generous size
3 bedroom house on one of Grosse Pointe's most beautiful ,hady streets
swepf by lake breezes.
2 waterfront parks, plus one manna, go With it.
735 BERKSHIRE--Priced
right. Immediale occupancy.
BRUCE
Ne
T APPAN1Realtor
90 Kercheval
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& Associates
884.6200
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There are fo, too many important ilems to list here. 'n.
cluded o.e Oil Painting$; Landscape by 5. Thieme, Snow
Scene "y A. T. Hibbard, Seascope by E. DeMario; AlIa
cu,tom made furniture; Cryllol; Ste,ling; lenox Chino;
M~hagony Duncan Phyfe dining lu;te; P,o.inciol bedroom
'u,te; Pattoble G.E. TV; Oriental '''g' and much mare.
,
Grosse Pointe Farms
The owncr'5
eolonial
and
10 another
lran5fcr
homc available
is I'cilsonably
bcfore
priccd
appoint ment to inspect
city will make
the opening
al S:J3,750
this attractive
3.bedroom
of school. It is in fine condition
for a (Iuick
salc.
Call today
for an
it today.
Sale conducted by
DuMouchelle ART GALLERIES CO.
409 Eo,t Jeffenon
lawrence
Ave, • Dehoit
F. DuMouchell.
E,nest J. DuMouchelle
Auclione.,. alld Appro;",,,
Furth.r Info,mor/on, Phone WO 3.6255
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Models open for your Inspection Saturdays and SundsYli from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
••• or by appointment daily. (;aI1823-3710 for information.
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IN GROSSE POrNTE
Thirty tnuy gracious aparnnenvJ situated in the heart of Grosse Pointe in a well established neighborhood, minutes from shopping, tr8I18portation and schrJOJs on the corner
of St. Clair and Maumee. These apartments range in size from 3 bedrooms ~d single bath
to 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. All include living room with natural fireplace dinin, room
pantry and kitchen, plus full basement and 3rd floor bedroom with bath.' Also pleasant
rear courtyard and enclosed gaI"!lges. Liberal terms and conventional mortgages available.
Jll'llI!1el' oj Detroit
Gild Grosse Poillte
Real Estate
Boards
Our 27/11 year in Crosse Pointe
74 Kercheval On-the-Hill
TUxedo 5.4100
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SA-SITUATION
(Domestic)
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GROSSE
CLASSIFIED
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2-6900 ~~~
WANTED 6A-FOR RENT
(Furni.hed)
ROSEVILLE - Motel Morocco,
32160 Gratiot,
across
from
Macomb Mall, 3 minutes from
Edsel Ford Expressway.
ComEXPERIENCED
lady wishes 2
pletely furnished.
One bed.
days work, steady,
Wednes.
room and kitchenette
apart.
day and Friday.
References.
ments, all with maid service
TE 1.9448.
and linens. Ideal for working
EXPERIENCED
lady
wishes
couples,
teachers,
bachelors,
domestic
w 0 r k,
cleaning,
etc. One child under 1 year
old welcome. No pets. Phone
da):" 822.2635,
293.2440.
To Se... You Qui.kly
58-EMPLOYMENT
3-LOST AND FOUND'
Clm.ified. Deadline
'4-HELP
GROSSE Pointe
Farms-large
3 bedrooms. near Charlevoix,
beautifully furnished. $350 per
month,
One year or more.
881.8515.
BUREAU
EFFICIENT
WORKERS
Em.
ployment Ag.:mcy has experi.
enced day workers,
general
housework,
live. ins,
cooks.
LOraine 8-3118.
WANTED
FOUR BEDROOM 2 bath colLOST or strayed.
"Blackie,"
a SALESMAN:
We have an op.
lonial,
library,
recreation
Is Tueaday
noon, 12 p.m.,
mixed cocker female dog. 15
portunity
available
(or an
room, $375 month. Available
for all new copy, cbanges of
years
old. Licensed,
with
aggresive self starter to work
6-fOR RINT6.10 months.
No children
copy and cancellations.
It is
identification
tags. Poor eye
in the automobile
industry's
(Unfurnished)
under
12. References
and
suggested that al1 real estate
fastest growing segment. This
sight and hearing.
Vicinity
saeurit'
deposit. 823.7124.
position involves the solicita.
copy be submitted to our ofHampton
Road.Lake
Shore.
2-BEDROOM corner apartment.
fice by Monday Ii p,m.
tion of leasing to both indio
Reward.
884.4516.
top floor. Prestige
building.
1011 MARYLAND.
One bedviduals
and companies.
All
Lafayette
Park alea.
Avail.
room
basement
apartment.
LOST: Large orangish tan male
types of lease plans are avail.
able 7-1.68. Carpeting
and
See manager.
cat,
vie i n i ty
Hawthorne
able. Salary, commission
and
Charge Ads-12 Words for $1.25
draperies
included.
Contact
and .Morningside, Disappear.
car plus hospitalization
in.
IOc each additional WOrd
agent at WOodward 1-6955.
68-ROOMS FOR RENT
ed August 16th, family movsurance,
pension
and brand
new office building.
Affili. 500 HEATHER
ing next week. Reward. 884.
LANE,
wing TEACHERS
Pleasant
room
C~II
1274.
ated with National
Leasing
Colonial, 4 bedwom,
circular
in private
home near Park
System.
Call
for
appointstairway,
family
room and
schools. 824 .0113.
TUXEDO 2-6900
LOST-Pear!
ring, yellow gold
pointment, Mr. Paul Shakes.
study, $450 per montll. TUx.
mounting.
Vicinity
Chatham
speare or lIfr. Bill Kerr. 568.
edo
4.2106.
NICE
ROOM in Grosse Pointe
3 Trunk Lines
Market,
9 Mile.Mack.
Keep.
0450.
for employed gentleman, good
sake. Reward. 884.4516,
at 91h Mile - New 1
location. TU 5.4881.
COLLEGE girl with some free HARPER
HEWI SALF.S STATIONS
bedroom apartments,
Spacious
time
during
the
day,
to
be
WE HAVE been adopted by a
JEFFERSON.Lakewood
SouthDOWNTOWN AREA
rooms. Walk.in closets, car.
moth,~r's
helper.
Tuxedo
1kitten, male, all white, very
Gt'llDd Clzcus Park News Stand
Large room, private entrance,
peting, G.E. appliances.
Air.
Majeitlc News StaDd
2157.
aUectionate and playful, aboilt
lovely home. Gentleman. Val.
conditioned, t:;lose to transporE. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS
half grown. He's been some.
ley 1-3850.
tation and shopping. 886.0478,
Alden Park Manor. E. JefferS'.n
3 to 5 days a
body's
pet and misses
his SALESWOMAN,
and V4ZID.ke
Tuexdo 5-4364.
week, 9:30 to 5:30, Age 40
Park Drugs. City Limits
folks. Hope they see this. If
6C-OFFICES FOR RENT
Riverhouse Gift Shop.
to
65.
Gift
and
jewelry
tjept.
not he needs a good home
8900 E. J eUerson
Phone
WO
2-3622,
ask
for
The
Hibbard
AIR conditioned,
panelled,
car.
anyway. Valley 1-3971.
GROSSE POINH PARK
Kay.
Miller Pharmacy. Wayburn and
JEFFERSON
EAST, 8905
peted, ample parking.
19946
KerCheval
Harper, 881-1201.
and white female
Sullivan
Pharmacy. Beaconsfield LOST-Grey
EXPERIENCED
woman, short
Very large, attractive
5 room
and Kercheval
cat. 8 Mile.Mack area, Chil.
order cook. Waitresses.
Apply
Lou's Party Store on Charlevoix
2 bedroom apartment
in lux- AVAILABLE
immediately,
sevdren's pet. 881.0090.
and Lakepolnte
at 63 Kercheval,
Tbe 'Golden
orious
10 story
fireproof
eral air conditioned
offices.
GROSSE POINTE CITY
. Coffee Pot, before 10 a.m. or
buil'ting. Walk-in closets and
Price range $50 to $100 inelud.
Cunningham's Drup. Notre Dame 4-HELP WANTED
after 3 p.m.
dining room. Off street parking utilities.
Chet Sampson
and Kercheval
ing. Adults only. Apply manTravel
Service BuUding, 100
N'W~e ~':::;eKe~~~~~a'iCY. Notre WANTED e:~perienced
Marine
ager on premises.
Kercheval.
TUxedo 5-7510.
Bon Secour Hospital on Cadieux
hardware
man. Steady work, 4A-HELP WANTED
(Domestic)
GROSSE POiNTE FARMS
good wages. Gregory Marine
HARPER WOODS, X-way loca.
Tr~ Jrilarma.ey,
Kercheva] on
Supply Co., Foot of Clair.
Large 3
tion. :l10dern 886.2311.
WE NEED a kind loving reo SPRINGLE.MACK
FBn118 Drup. FIsher R4. and
pointe. 823.1900.
rooms. air conditioned. Adults
sponsible latjy for babysitting
Kercheval
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$100. WO 3-4761.
OFFICE AVAILABLE
- Pan.
SchetUers Drup, FIsher Rd. and
with our 7 normal children.
HOUSEWIVES
Maumee
eled, carpeted, with draperies,
This would be at least 1 day
Cunningham Drugs, Mack and 7
Earn extra money. Pick up
utilities
furnished,
air condi.
MUe Road
a week but need a lady who
Cottage Hospital on Kercheval and
tioned.
Located at "Kerche.
and deliver orders for Fuller
NOW RENTING
could stay 2 to Ii days, over.
Muir
val on the Hill." Excellent for
Brush near your borne. Tuxe.
Merlt.Woods Drug Center, Mack
night several times a year.
and Dournemoutb
do 4.7531 and 527-2573.
manufacturers
representative,
References.
884-2162.
Garden Apartments
GROSSE POINTE WOODS.
etc. Answering
service
op.
Grosse Pointe Pharmacy. Mack RELOCATING our present Real
tional. 886.1000.
IF
YOU ARE
looking
for Warrens
finest
address
near
and Manchester
Estate office to larger quar.
Harknelill POllflnacy. Mack and
domestic
work ot any kind
Macomb Community
College
Lochmoor
ters in Grosse Poio:.le. We are
in outstanding
Warren Woods. GROSSE POINTE "VILLAGE"
and
have
referances.
Can
Howard Johnsona. Mack and 8.
Offices - desk space - parking
in need of aggressive,
neat
MIle
Efficient
Workers
Agency,
Bob's Drugs, Mack and Ro&lyn
TU 5.0518
TV 2-7252
and conscientious
sales peo.
One and 2 bedroomI'
feature
LOraine 8.3118.
DETROIT ARE.".
pIe. Experience
prefcrred
but
central air conditioning,
car.
Brigp D~
Swre, Mad: and
AIR CONDITIONED
office
not essential.
We will train WANTED-Experienced
cooks,
peting, drapes,
G.E. kltchen
Tourallle
space
available.
Nominal
Ran cis Medlcal Service Pharmacy.
you.
Excellent
commission
waitresses and couples. Grasse
with dishwasher,
double door
Msck and Moran
rental
includes
heat, lights
and bonuses. Plesant
atmos.
Pointe Employment
Agency,
refrigerator,
walk in closets,
G.P. Post OUiee, Mack and War.
and janitorial
services. Ideal
ren
phere and congenial co-oper.
vanity bath. Com m u nit y
TUxedo 5-4576.
Parktes Drug Store. Mack and St,
Grosse Pointe location. Suit.
ation.
Interviews
will
be
hosue and pool.
Cla1r
COOK and light duties for 1
Devonablre Druga, J4 aelt and
stricly confidential.
able for.. manufactu!ers
rep.
Devonablr.
or 2 people. Live in. 884.2702. From $160 including aU utilities
resentative
or
Insurance
BETTY VINGI
L &. L Pharmaey.
Mack and Bea
except
electricity.
. 886.3210
conanelll .
agent. Call Mr. Arnoldy, 884lIlaryland Beverage Shoppe
BUR 0 PEA N GIRL, live in
7268.
See furnished
model
Grosse
Pointe
home.
Own
ST~~~~a\~~~~;d;.;;"
DOG GR'OOMING SHOP NEEDs
room, bath, TV. Near bus and
A1R-~OND~TIONED
3 room
Mano~n~hW"e':la"tiap1~e~~eMack
EXPERIENCED
GROOMER.
shopping. 886..()(l75.
offIce sUlte, 2ud floor. 20229
Mack Ave. 881-4087.
Am~ra"c"""a~~s~~7{le 1[g~ter
MACK.8 MILE AREA. FULL
GROSSE POINTE
teacher
de
Lake Phannac". E. 9 Mile. Between
MACK
AND B R Y S, Grosse
sires
babysitter,
hours
11
a.m.
Mack ~nd Jefferson
TIME EMPLOYMENT. WITH
Pointe Woods. 2, 1,200 sq.
to 5 p.m. Some Iigbt duties.
BENEFITS.
8B6.5166.
29336 Gloede-turn
north off 12
ft. spaces. Ideal for stores Or
References.
886.7972.
1A-PE~SONALS
Mile Rd. East of Schoenherr,
display or will finish to suit.
across
from Macomb
Com.
886-4'100.
HOUSEMAN.
mature,
experi- \ TEACHER needs mature baby.
BODY massaging with Niabara
munity College.
enced, full time, 5 days per
sitter to care for 2 pre.school
Cyclo Massage,
Weight can.
6F-TO SHARE
week, 2 hours Saturday, some
children.
References.
886trol, for ladies only. Home
Phone 775-6644.
LIVING QUARTERS ..
outside
work.
iliJod
wages.
8026.
calls. 544.1595.
WOodward 3-96(){).
WILL SHARE my Townhouse
HOUSEKEEPER,
hali
days. 6 ROOM upper flat. Lakewood.
GROSSE POINTE
AduUs only. No pets. VAlley
with employed
lady. ReferRECEPTIONIST.
typist wanted
Flexible
hours. B a c Ii e lor
DRIVING SCHOOL
1-4128.
er.::es exchanged.
'ro 4-4554.
for busy St. Clair ::ihores can.
home. No cooking. One half
Bert Mitchell
tractors office. Submit quali.
block from Lakeshore
Drive.
WINDMILL POINTE - Modern
near Vernor (Former
Detroit Police
fications to Box 69, St. Clair
Call between 4 and 6 p.m. 2179 PHILIP,
lower
bungalow,
furnished,
upper 5 rooms. Adults only.
Instructor)
Shores. Mich. 48080.
TUxedo 4.1996.
carpeted,
clean,
quiet. $90.
886.3966
CADIEUX
RD. area.
Modem
Gentleman only. 822.1922 after
START September 9 to 23. Fit G J R L for general
cleaning
duplex, 2 bedrooms, $160. TV
YOUNG Pointe bachelor wishes
7 p:m.
your schedule.
25. hours per
every Saturday, 9.5. 855 Cook
2.9442
after
6
p.m.
room and board witb oldcr
week, no evenings.
Must be
Road. 884-3522,
-----6G-STORES FOR RENT
woman in exchange for com.
18 or over. Car necessary. I
NEFJi': Beautifully
redecorated
panionship.
Rcply Box K-4,
961-7606.
5-SITUATION WANTED
3 bedrooms,
2 baths, fire. K E R C H E V A L near Grosse
Grosse Pointe News.
place,
garage.
Adults.
TU
Pointe.
small store front to
IF YOU'LL name the job you
500
5.2209.
Manistique.
Gas heat. $40 per
want done, we'U d" it . . .
WANTED:
Transportation
for
month. TV 2-3046 or TV 4-2133.
Career Opportunities
Stokes Multiple Services, VA
books. ctc, to San Francisco.
Full time - :llale or Female
For details. TUxedo 4.1861.
4-9172.
LAKEVIEW.
Three bedrooms,
7- WANTED TO RENT
H. S. Grads 18+
three baths. Excellent condi.
No Experience
Necessary
COLLEGE TEACHER, studio or
ZA-MUSIC EDUCAnON
tion. Available September 1st
TRI-eITY
LPS
Call 882.5484
1 bedroom flat in attic, st.
for two years. $300 month.
Joan Dyson Cooper
BABY
SIDERS
Clair Shores, Grosse Pointe
PART
TIl\IE
typist,
afternoons
MAXON
BROS.
Piano. Theory.Classic.Popular
excellent
ref ere nee s, MI
Prefer bookkeeping and short.
83 Kercheval
TV 2-6000
Concert Training
Competent, adult women
2.3469.772-8000
extension 255.
hand experience.
Call morn.
General Musicianship
for babysitting, convalescent
Pierre.
ings onlr. 884.944/}.
and elderly care, available.
Stuelio: Punch & Judy Bldg.
808 PEMBERTON-4
bedrooms,
15 Kcrchevlll. G.P.F.
3 baths, formal living room. EXECUTIVE
desires 3 to 4 bed.
RELIABLE
good natured worn.
LICENSED and BONDED
884.4440
Res.: 800.4574
dining
room.
family
room,
room, 2 bath home in Grosse
an for babysitting.
3 young
paneled den. $400 per month.
Pointe. One to two year lease.
children. TUxedo 14688.
754-6070
PUNCH AND JUDY
822.1258.
Excellent refertnces.
886.2218.
MUSIC STUDIOS
_
'
CAN-A-ri1..\N-C-O-NSU-LA--T"E-r-e:
SECRETARIAL
SERVICES
HAIRDRESSER
Guitar
Piano
2.B~DROsOhM 11.1th flEoo~ risVet
quires 3 or 4 bedroom mod.
Grace Brown
Good house-good
commissjon.
Guitar Rental and Sales
View,
are IDe
as..
u".
ern Iiouse or flat, funu'shed
experienced only. Exceptional
Mack.Cadieux
Area
h
lease h as 2 a d vantages, sort
(ir unfllrnl'shcd,
I'n Grosse
15 Kercheval
salon. 886-3088.
Transcrlbing,
general typing,
Grosse Pointe Farms
leasc .com$mitment
allll full
Pointe
area, for occupancy
881-5350
TU 4-4440
Res. 372.8994 - ..... -.. -----carpeting.
325. 882.5116.
Sept. 1st. for 2 or 3 year
__
.
GIRL FRIDAY - Wholesale "f.
----.--period.
Call 965.2811, Miss
FOR
LEASE-3.heelroom
house.
Teahen.
MILDRED BRIGGS
flee, some typing, Can 773.
Your Girl Friday
PIANO and THEORY
2330 between 9 and 5.
Set'fetarial
Service
~~~~~,sew'~o\~~~2~oodS, Mack.8 YOUNG COUPLE-;"~-nt-2h~d.
BRIGGS :'oIUSIC STUDIO
PART-TIl\IF.-hcjP -want~d
n~~
Mimeographing
_
..
: room lnwer flat or duplex;
15. Kercheval
Punch and .Judy,
through Ch:istmas.
Burroughs
Mrs. Coleman TU 4.6442 :l,mmnOOM
colonial, J!~ baths, ,: occupancy ..o.ctober 15. VA.lley
Bluldmg ,.
.
t'""
. POI'ntc
SrnSlIl1,'
IC ."' opera t or to p a s t
_._ .
_
fenced yard.
Grosse
Pointe
4.7042, after 6 p.m.
2.5680
Acets Receivable
Few days .MiD~U;AGE
lady wishes care
Woods $165 per month. 884 ROOMand-b~tJ;,--~iiti
garage.
_
a wcek or few hours a day.
of sick or invalid. Good carc
5209.
Professional
man. References
26- TUTORING
Typing and ten.key add. ma.
and ref.. experienced.
WiJI
--..-----.....
--exchanged.
875.4468.
chine expo prefcrrcd.
Small
consider live in 5 days. Call
EAST JEFFERSON
_
_
of lice, GPF.Kereheval
area.
831.3564.
DESIRABLE
couple. 2 children,
COMMUNITY
Reply Box M~2, Grosse Poinlc -Excluslve clic'ntcle.
hachelor
need 2 or 3.bedroom
living
News.
16-YEAROLD
girl wif.hes job
TUTORING SERVICE
or one bedroom
apartme.,t.
quarters
immediately.
884.
.- furnishcd
9289.
bahy silting after school. S:U. I J<'ully carpeted
MRS. LOUTS lIIARICK DIREC STOCK GrRL nccd~d-(~;~~~man
or unfurnished.
I~:cvator _ __
_
_
officc. No expcrience
neces.
4653.
I soundproof.
TOR Tutoring by degree teach.
Fine
building.
RESPONSlRLE
couple derire 2
ears available in all subjects for
sary. Some Iyping. 8B10819. fXPERIENCED~~I;ng
~~0~3n
Ex cell e n ( transportation.
or 3.hcdroom !Jouse or duplex,
grades high school, college and
Reasonable. VAlIcy 3.0920 or
no children.
Excellent
refer.
DRIVER. with car. to transport
desires part timc sccretarial,
adult education.
1-4464.
enccs. 372.2000, room 302.
domeslie
maid [rom Grosse
genel al office, bookkeeping,
_
...
..
_
_.
...._
_
_.
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339 Merriweather
Pointe Farms to her McCleI.
sales, elc. 823.4212.
1293 BLATRMOOR CT .. Grossc I DO YOU leave
town cvery
TUxedo 4-2820
Ian A\'cnue home al 8:15 p,m. cOllfpA-NrON~Hou~;k;;p;r-=
Pointe Woods, new 4.hcdroom
summer?
Contact family who
5 nights pcr wcek, Crom about
Grosse Po j n t e references.
OPENINGS
FOR TEACHERS
Colonial, 21h haths,
family
nceds 3 or 4.bedroom
house
September
15 to April 1st.
Middlc.age. Care (or elderly,
Grosse Pointe Farms
room, moelern kit('hen. $375
or tcrrace,
Junc to Seplem.
per month. 2 yr. lease. TUxe.
ber,
Good references.
ll85961.2655.
.
....
convalescent
or children. Will
rlo 1.1773.
0346.
PRIVATE TUTO!lJNG
A~IBITIOI1S youn/( man wanted
travel, Box L88, Grosse Pointe
'OTRE -DAME.
2 heel. I,-------IN
for full or part.time work in
News.
.
•
586 N
YOUR OWN HOME
comhin~til)n
tirc storc.s~rv
TION -WANTED
rooms,
$225
per
month.'
All sl1hjects;
all grades
ice stallon. Contact JIm Cale
(D
t' )
TUxedo 6.4444.
.
al TUxedo 26522.
omes _l~_
Adults and children.
Certi.
I
fied leachers.
YORKTOWN,
Capc
Cod,
4
twin
I
scc .. Receptionist----LADY references, desires posi.
Si1.e bedroomI', family room,
call:
$390
tion: maid, waitress,
some
21h baths,
built.in
appli.
DETROIT AND SUBURBAN
Mature to hanelle personnel.
cooking. Port Huron, YUkon
TUTORING SERVICE
ances.
carpeting.
Attachcd
JOY DOMAN
5.8207. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Ameri.
garage, 886.0478.
KE 7-4653
27500 Harper
PR 2.5600
can citizen.
New Deluxe
I
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ARMS
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NEWS
EXPERIENCED
Jamaican
gen.
eral, 5 days, live in. Call
881-5145 except Thursday.
i
I
l_--===---J
cln TUx.do
POINTE
G rosse P0 .I nt e
CIass I'f' Ie d S
Get ResuIts'
I-ARTICLES FOR SALE
8-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
8-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
STUDENT
DESKS, odd chairs
SPANISH bigh.boy now $32.50. SLINGERLAND
drum set, blue,
and
tables.
Grosse
Pointe
Buffet to m8tch $40.
for $200. TU 2-5628Hlgh South. Fisher Road eD- Oriental rugs - Antique chairs
range,
40", $50.
-Tables
Mirrors Etc. FRIGIDAIRE
trance 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Call after
5 p.m. TUxedo
King size Baker cane headESTATES
bought
and .sold.
2-8734.
board. $68.
_._--Complete or odd piaces. An.
MOViNG-Mu~t
sell household
tiques,
slIver,
china,
furni.
furniture,
heavy duty sewing
ture. Oriental
rugs. Hugh C.
SWITCHING
POST
machine
and rummage,
923
Bolan, 10233 Woodward, TO
19163 Livernois
Rivard Blvd., upstairs,
near
6-25(){).
1h blk. North of 7 Mile
Mack in Grosse Pointe City.
UN 2.1812
.. _-"~._------~.-PORTABLE dishwasher,
deluxe Pal'lr:ng in Rear
TEACHER'S
DESK, 3x4, stripHrs,: 10.5 Close,1 Saturday
Kenmore,
2 years old, $125.
ped to natural
wood. TU
during July and August.
Sears
air-conditiner,
11,000
1.5525.
All ;\fonie's Go to Charity.
BTU, 2 years old, $115. Botb
THE
------
work perfectly.
ing to built.ins.
We are mov.
884.6345.
MAHOGANY
co f f ee table,
maple
breakfast
set.
rose
beige barrell
chair,
washer
SPECTACULAR
garage sale in.
and dryer. $50. Refrigerator,
cluding fine antiques,
furni.
electric
stove.
lawnmower.
ture and accessories.
Junior
miscellaneous.
881-0294.
size
clothes.
930 Crescent
Lane, Grosse Pointe Woods,
off Cook Road. Thursday,
Fri. GARAGE Sale. Moving. House.
hold items. Single bed, Iin.
day, 10 a.m.
ens,
glassware.
some
an.
tique~, pewter bowls. lamps,
FARFISA
ORGAN
Mini.
Compact, excellent
condition.
pictures. small tables, chairs,
Best offer. Sony stereo ear.
mirrors,
jewelry.
miscellan.
phones. 884-1645.
eous. 1009 Cadieux.
CARPET, 11' 5"x16' gray, $25.,
beige
10'xlI',
$20.; 2 pair
white draperies,
$5 pair; 2
white silk lamp shades,
almost new, $5 each. 847 Lake.
pointe, Friday noon to 1I p.m.
-
--------.-. ------.-------
15.SPEED Scbwinn, for the ex.
perienced
cyclist,
excellent
condition.
worth over $150.00
new, will sell for $70.00, extras. 886.3338.
GROSSE
POINTE
ARTISTS'
ASSOCIATION'S
12th Annual
WHITNEY maple bedroom setlRONRITE IRONER, wood cab.,
Outdoor Art FestiYaI Septemdresser,
vanity
and mirror,
inet. Pool table, needs felt.
ber 14th, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m"
twin beds, night table.
Also
20" Craftsman
rotary
lawn.
32 Lakeshore
Road.
mower. TUxedo J ,0952.
- --.---.----GE portable 19" TV. GE fe.
GAS STOVE, Caloric, $25; gas
frigerator.
884-5792.
dryer,
Kenmore,
$35. Both
2 AMC air.condltioners,
6,800
VIRGINIA'S
good condition. 884-1274.
B'ru. GE air.conditioner, 4,000
A TIIC TREASURES
I CAN TEACH you to sew with
BTU. Miscellaneous
clothing,
10:30.5
Daily
Closed Mon,
confidence and enthusiasm
in
dishes, etc. Saturday,
Sunday,
just 6 weeks. Ideal learning
10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 328 Fisher.
We Buy and Sell
opportunity
for teens, house2241B Mack, bet. 8 and 9 Mile
WHIRLPOOL
Imperial
90 dish.
wives.
Afternoon.
evening
772.8606
washer,
avocado,
used
one
classes
starting
September.
month. 885.8519.
$15. 884.9403.
OIL Paintings, deal direct, noted
MOSRITE
electric guitar. Perartist,
$10.$150.
Daily,
Sunday,
BAKER
table.desk,
cocktail
fect condition.
Fender
Bass.
~I 8-6579.
table,
new. Substantial
d~.
man
amplifier.
Tuxedo
4.
count. 567.8027.
BOYS 26" bicycle,
$20. Boys
4234.
24" bicycle. $20. Two girls
Epiphone
T e x a n,
OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY
20" bicycles, $1:5 each. 371- GUITAR.
$225, 3 months old. TUl"edo 1.
4593.
Largest Selection of Resale
1880.
Clotblng in Area.
E.T. ROCKET
14" mag
wheels, lugs llnd tubes for 20" GIRLS bike, $22; 26" boys
New sportwear
and lingerie
Mustang.
Like
new,
$50,
bike, $25. Excellent
condition.
50 to 75% Off
Tu,;,edo 4.1132.
PRescott 6.1086.
Original Price
BACK YARD. rummage
sale. ROTARY
power lawn mower.
Friday and Sat u rd a y. 266
Fall Clothing Taken
good
condition.
but should
Ridgemont,
in the Farms.
on Consignment
for
bave
new controls.
Tuxedo
5.0756 after 5 p.m.
15 CU. FT. refrlgerator,
selfLEE'S FASHION MART
defrosting;
and 36" electric
GARAGE SALE. GE refrig~'ra.
:.'0339 Mack
TU 1-8082
stove. $B5 each or both for
tor and electric rl),nge, Frig10 to 5 Daily; Fri. 'ill 9
$165. 886.5718.
idaire
dishmaster,
clothing,
2
BAR BELL set, complete,
special bench 8nd instructions,
used one week, cost $260, now
$95. Girls 26" bike, $20. Ra.
dio, 3.spee:d phono. console,
$25. Tuxedo 6.1131.
ATTENTION
Hobby Shops. Imported wood veneers, unusual
color combinations.
Movingmust sell. Call 821.7226. Eve.
miscellaneous
arlicles.
Aug.
23 Ilnd 24, 9 to 4 p.m. 1131
Lochmoor Blvd.
SINGLE bedspread
and 2 pair
draperies,
authentic Grandma
Moses design, all fully lined.
GUITAR. Folk, classical, excel.
$27.50 Tuxedo 4.1747.
lent condition, like new. $35.
DRIVERS!
Approximately
$18
Studio. 861-3399.
EUREKA
deluxe vacuum clean.
buys ~O,OOOI$2O,OOOLiabil.ity,
er, 1 year old, $30. 821-5866.
RELAX.A.CIZR,
deluxe model.
Property
damage.
Medinl
Best offer. Large leather top
payments.
TUxedo 1-2376.
bedroom
set,
coffee table. TUxedo 4-8576. CHERRYWOOD
\ ANTIQUE
WHITE
breakfront,
twin beds, triple dresser
and
$50. Ant i que white triple EXERCYCLE,
$S(){). Baritone
cbest, $225. Like new. Simdresser and mirror
like new
ukelele and case, $12. Both
mons hide-a.bed
sofa, olive
$200. Gold bench,
Porta:
in good condition.
TUxedo
green,
Scotchguard
treated,
bIll organ, $400. Upright Tap.
5.B766.
$125, Like new 25" Zenith colpan double oven stove, $225.
or TV, ~225. 2 matching rust
DRUM Outfit, complete,
all ac'
882.2605.
color living room l!hairs, $Hl
cessories,
like new. Studio.
each. 885.7(05.
EXTENSION
dining table, com861.2662.
plete. Dinette set, metal office
window
air condi.
hand bags. Rea. FEDDERS
desk with swivel and side DECOUPAGE
tioner, 220, $75. 882.5453.
sonable. 371-7787.
chair.
Mallogany
chest
with
d rawer.
Turn.around
card
HAMMOND
C 3 with extra.
table. TUxedo 4-2300.
OLDER electric range. Perfect
voice installed. Hammond and
working
order,
$10. 805 Lo.
J..as Iie tone c a b'net
$2300
JALOUSIE
porch windows. 40'
1
s,
,
'
raine or call 882.9127.
C 11 777 1119
total includes
large
picture
a
.
.
nings 884-9623.
$40.
window and door. Excellent
condition, $150. 886.2439.
WAFFLE
IRON, 30.cup stain.
less steel coffee urn,
both
new, vcgetable
edo 5-6921.
grinder.
GARAGE SALE _
it ems
available.
August 24, from
Buckingham.
Interesting
Sp,iurday,
10-12. lOll
Tux. 36" GAS RANGE. Excellent
6-PIECE
dinette
set,
needle.
point chairs, automatic
wash.
er, hand crochet
tablecloths
and
doilies,
miscellaneous.
Tuxedo 5'3991, call after 4:30.
DINING ROOM table, Danish
modern walnut, Formica
top,
like new, $25. 884.5603.
HAND PAINTED basket purses,
lunch
box purses.
Painting
'a)
d
TU
on woo.d S peci
or ers.
x.
d 45392
eo.
.
GROSSE
POINTE
ARTISTS'
ASSOCIATION'S
12th Annual
~tdoorh Art Festival Septemr 14t • l} a.m. to 6 p.m.,
32 Lakeshore Road.
WE BUY~LL-TRADE
GUNS
dition.
R~ason ..bk.
Thursday after 6.
con.
884.1150,
RUMMAGE SALE. Friday, Aug.
ust 23. 10 a.m Annunciation
Cathedral.
707 E. Lafayette,
corner
Chrysler
service
drive.
4 DUNCAN PHYFF: .~ining room
chairs. Brass hangiIUl plate.
Lamps,
throw
rugs, misccl.
Ianeous items. TUxedo 5-9464.
GRANDFATHER
CLOCKSMantle ClocksCuckoo ChIcksOld ClocksRepaired.
Will pay cash
these type clocks.
331-8751
-------------
VIOLIN repair,
293.7314.
and
profes-
bow re.hairing.
G.E.
DOUBLE
electric
range,
d
oven
eluxe
$75. 3 pair
green
custom
made dacron
sheer draperies,
never used,
best offer. 882-8812 after
5
p.m
•
DINING SUITE, mahogany. Iivin" room furniture.
Both ex.
b
ceUent condition.
2 bedroom
sets. 772.7159 or TV 5.3261.
S T 0 V E, refrigerator,
almost
new gas dryer, war d rob e
chest. dehumidifier,
oval rug.
Mi~cel1aneous
items. 881.71.88.
DECOUPAGE
PURSES
- All __
.sizes and colors. Fruit, scrolls FRIGIDAIRE
electric
s t (, v e,
and flower tops. Special or.
double oven, good condition.
den for Christrr.as. 293.3376.
TU 5.4881.
15102 KERCHEVAL
DISPLA Y photographs,
16x20 or
larger.
Nature
studies,
etc"
also informal
portraits,
731.
5535.
6-0754.
VIOLINS.
student
sional, sacrlficc_
for
RelOadtingsrqUiPmendt s8!1dhtCOlm--SP-R-EA-D-S-.-A-q-u-a-q-uiltedsingle
ponen . s. cope
n.d
St kan f'tt' Ig
and . new pale green taffeta
s t a 11a It IOns.
an.
te gu oc'thi gt!Dg
king size. 2 framell
Utrillo
COR
mop
we N nsnu
n C'
prints, gold framed
mirror,
B
NI G It WIN HESTER
new Alden brass lamp. Ori.
WEATHERBY
0: REMINGTON
.
SALES &. SERV[CE
ental painted'
frlllt picture.
GUNS &. SHOOTING
yellow Chinese vase, antiC'uc
ACCESSORIES
Orienlal
small shrine, large
handsome
antique
inkwell,
B. McDANI EL CO.
sampler. Other antique acces.
Cor. Maryland
VA 1-8200
sorie,;. Friday. noon to 5 p.m.
847 I.akepoinle.
REFRIGERATOR,
Norge. 10.6
cubic ft., mechanically
sound,
$35. 778-5570.
... --.. --...
SPINET, fruitwood, piano, con.
te-mporary
design,
full key.
hoard, perfect C01'ldition. TUx.
edo 1.6425.
--------.-----GO.KART. In excellent
eondi.
tion, $75. Snare
drum
and
cymhal, complcte,
$40. TUx.
edo 2.5070.
-----FULl,
LENGTH
ranch
mink
coat, $425. Short ranch mink
stole. sizc 10-12, $70. 2 men's
overcoat.~, new tan cashmere.
42. $70: navy wool, size 40,
$45. Custom
made
men's 2
suiter cowhide suitcase, nl'vcr
used, $20. fl86.7107. Appraisals
welcomed.
COLLECTION
of 78 rpm record
'albums. Walnut dining room
set, kitchen set, miscellaneous
household
furniture.
Tuxedo
PROVINCIAL living room chair~
I mpor t e d d 0 11 b uggy. Ch'ld'
I
s
""8roc k'mg c h'air. TU xc d a 5 ......
-_.
... ----..--SCHWINN American
26" bike.
Call 881.4427.
--- .-... -10Cl! ITJo;MS Desks,
lawnmowers,
loys. bikes, clotheI'.
typewriter.
Garage
sale,
9
lI.m .. 6 pm., Thurs., FrI,. Sat.
75 Shorecresl
Cir.,
Grosse
Pointe Shores.
-------.-----------.
MOVING
Canopy
spindlr.!e1
baby bcd with mattress
and
With or without
your fabric.
chest of drawers,
$100. 2 rc.
Custom made by.
fri.l:erators
and eleclric stove,
$20 cllch. Indian Village. 331.
RITA
8155.
-- ... ------------791.3G73
PINE,
cherry
finishcd
twin
_.
beels. compl<'te; Iriple dres:o;er,
'SHU'M'ERS,
outdoor,
4 pair,
double
chest,
night
stand.
24"x27". black louvred, good
Long, narrow pine bookcase.
condition, 9 months aIel. best
822-2834,
offer. TTTye<lo 2.5225,
.- .. --.----.-.
._
_ .. _ ..
-.
MILK CANS maele into floor
GIRL'S winter
coat, size 12,
and table lamp~. some hand
like new. Other c1othcs. $20
painteif, aJl sizes, uniquc, rea.
takes
all.
Books.
TUxelio
sonllhle, Unusual ~ifls and :m.
1-11585.
tiqucs. 31 Mile Rei. near Gra- tin\. Ford's Parly Store. Main
FENDER
Banelmastt.>r. Fl'nder
St., Richmond.
Mich. 727.8615.
Reverb.
GMC
l'uzz
TonI'. _
.---.
TUx(!do
1.5951, after
4:30'
Upholstering Sale
p.m.
DRAPERIES
GROSS~:
POINTE
ARTISTS'
ASSOCIATION'S
12lh Annual
Outdoor Art Festival Septem.
bcr 14th, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
32 Lakeshore
Road.
Chairs $29 Sofa $69
Frce pickup, rcstyling
and Scotchguarding
366-5746
.
Page Twenty.Four
GROSSE
lOB-TRUCKS
FOR SALE
8-ARTICLES
Il-AUTOS
FOR SALE
ll-AUTOS
GARAGE SALE - Moving out
1963 Ford Country Squire, 6
of state. 6year crib, porta1968 CHEVY
passenger, automatic trans.
('rib. all types of baby equip.
Suburban Carryall
mission, power steering and
mert, trays, paintings. dishes, Turbo transmission. 327 V8. 8.
brakes, $800. Call 886.5914.
sil\'cr, table cloths, brass ply tires, power steering and
wood baskets, tricycle, hi. power brakes.
OUT THEY GO!
cycle. toys, children's cloth.
$245 DN.
ing, ladies clothing, 8.10. Ma.
250 NEW '68
ternit~' clothes. !. Ma~nin,
ED RINKE
BIJICKS
8.10. Men's c1othlDg, brlc.a.
brac. Something for everyone.
CHEVROLET
No reasonable oIrer refused.
Saturday and Sunday only. VAN DYKE AT 10lh MILE RD.
212 Moross, "Farms." 10 a.m.
J E 6-0255
to 8 p.m
--- --- ----- -A.1 TRUCK ENGINES
MOVIl\G. 7-plece breakfast set,
Factor rebuilL
beige. brass and wrought iron, ,
EZ terms
$50; 21" Admiral color TV.
15103 KERCHEVAL
Excellent condition, $200. TU
537.1117
I
I
k
150 T ruc s
6-1672.
.--------
SA-OFFICE
For Sa Ie
I
Ready to Work
EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
APACHE
CAMPING TRAILERS'
TRAVEL TRAILERS
FUNSTON
CHEVROLET
See this beautiful selection of
slightly used CadiIlaes & save
Hundreds of Dollars.
FORDS (2)
Special Prices in Effect for a
1964 - ~995
Limited Time Only
1958 - $95
Both very elean good running.
CAliPER'S PARADISE
Grosse Pointe owner. 885. 20804 John R
Hazel Park
5694.
AT
DALGLEISH
1962 PONTIAC Convertible. engine trouble. $110. 778.4728. 28790 Plymouth Rd.
Livonia
6161
WOODWARD
TR
5.0309
VA 1-5400
261-1100
Michigan's Largest Cadillac
1965 DODGE Coronet 440 hard.
Dealer
top. Burgundy. V.8, automatic
Allen Park
DON'T READ THIS AD FREE PARKlNG DRIVE IN transmission. $1,195. "0" 6715 Park Ave.
Unless you want a-1967 Chevro.
down. Notes $10.70 per wk.
388-3347
let convertible, V.S, Power. '67 VOLKSWAGEN convertible,
. BURKE
Open 7 Days
glide, power steering, factory
excellent condition. Low milePONT lAC
warranty. A real sharp car! _ag_Ie, ~1,7~, owner. 294.5417. ,
12140GRATIOT
$195 or your old car down.
1 22 0
I
l2e-MOBILE
HOMES
VER
HOVEN
'66 CHEVELLE S8 convertible,
.. 37 - 9
I
4 speed, burgundy with black --.------..--I
CHEVROLET
top and interior. Best offer. 1960 RAMB.L.ER 4 door scdan,
1968 CAMPER
13535VAN DYKE
Valley 3.146:1.
nice condlllon. Tuxedo 6.0754.
I
I
I
EI Camino Camper
.-----~---I
VICTOR calculator 4x6 card
4.Wheel Camper
file cabinet. Good condition.
I,~ & % Ton Pickups
No dealers 7971-1870.
50 to Choose From
365-6000
.
Step Van, 8 to 12 Ft.
-1966 BONNEVILLE convertible llA-AUTo-PARTSDumps-Single
&
Tandem
Axle
SS-ANTIQUES
1963 DOD.GE 4 dO?f sedan.
-Yeliow. black top and trim.
SERVICE
--- •.... -Vans & Rtakes
AutomatIc, new engine. Clean.
Automatic transmission, pow. CHlPPENDALF. - Mahogany
100 in Stock
$450. 881.9173.
cr. Special! $1,995. "0" down. ENGINES: Factory rebuilt for
slant top desk, circa 17SO,
cars, trucks, $89 up. High
Shalla Chevrolet
iJought in Ireland, $415. Tux.
1965 MERCURY Park Lane
$17.10 per wk.
performance
speci~Jists _
Out
of
Town
Calls
Accepted
edo 61131.
hardtop. V-8, automatic transBURKE
Motors, Heads, Parts" Mani.
16700 Harper
885-2555
mission, power. $1,195. "0"
PONTIAC
folds.
FLEA MARKETS
down. Notes $10.70 per wk.
12740 GRATIOT
J
CORVAIR ENGINES
ANTIQUES AND WILL.BES
BURKE
371-2290
Terms
537-11l7
1966
CHEVY
AUGUST 21-23
PONTIAC
SPORT VAN
)-10 p.m. Roma Hall, Livonia,
'66 PONTIAC Catalina station COMPLETE '65 Mustang inter.
12740 GRATIOT
All white with a
27717 Schoolcraft (nr. Middle 9.passenger.
ior, seats, front and rear,
wagon, light green. Power.
red iLterior.
Belt rd.), 50 dealers.
console, radio, etc. Excellent
air conditioning Tuxedo 2371-2290
AUGUST 25
condition. Tuxedo 5-9738 or
4017.
$199 On.
'6a CORVETTE 427, fully
821-4363.
11 a.m .• 10 p.m. Roma Hall,
equipped. Can after 6 p.m.
East Detroit, 24845 Gratiot, nr.
ED RINKE
PRICED RIGHT!
886.8082.
10 Mi. rd. 50 dealers. Each
1965 OLDS Cutlass 2.door hard. f 2A-BOATS AND
CHEVROLET
MOTORS
show completely rtifierent. Info VAN DYKE AT Wh MILE RD.
top, V-8, automatic, power
OON~T MISS THIS!
and booth space, 777.6510.
steering, power brakes. A real
JE 6-0255
1965 PONTIAC convertible, V-S, huy! $1,195 full price, $95 or 27' KINGS Cruiser sloop. 30'
automatic. power steering, pow.
horse engine, 5 sails. In the
9-ARTICLES WANTED
your old car down.
l1-AUTOS
FOR SALE
water. TUxedo 6-1282.
er brakes, Like new. $39 down,
VER
HOVEN
WE BUY old gold, jewelry and
$39 per montb.
LYMAN LAUNCH, 25 h.p. insilver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377
CHEVROLET
A Real Buy!
VER, HOVEN
board, 4 cylinder Gr<iY,19 ft.,
13535VAN DYKE
Moross Road.
1964 CHEVELLE Malibu Super
CHEVROLET
excellent condition through.
365.6000
Sport, .2-door hardtop, V.8,
13535 VAN DYKE
out. Ideal for fishillg. TUxedo
PIANOS WANTED
power steering, Powerglide.
BACHELOR days over, Cor1.5306 after 5:30 p.m,
365-6000
Grands, Spinets .and small Up$69 or your old car down.
vette, '66. 427, rcd, 2 tops.
rights Highest cash paid.
VER HOVEN
BUICK, 1968 Le;:;abre cuslom 4.
$3,000. Call 8!l4-0912.
VE 7-0500
SALES AND SERVICE
door, complete. including air.
CHEVROLET
Chris Craft Constellation, Comconditioning. 886.0861.
LOOK!!
13535 VAN DYKE
BOOKS, Art Objects Sought.
mander, Cavalier, and Roamer
1966 OLDS Toronado, full power.
365-6000
Browsers always welcome.
• 1956 NOMAD Chevroiet station
hoats. Boston whaler, Sunfish
A real beauty! $195 or your
B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss
wagon. Best offer 886-5356
boats.
old car down.
Ethel Claes, 1670 Leverette '66 WHITE hardtop Mustang.
Johnson and Homelite Motors
Automatic, va, power steer.
(48216). WO 3-4267.
VER HOVEN
A BEAUTY!
ing. good condition. Call 821.
GREGORY BOAT CO.
1967 CHEVELLE Malibu 2.door
DINING room set, good condi
CHEVROLET
6376.
9666 E. Jeff.
823-1900
hardtop, power steering, radio,
tion. Upright freezer. 885.
13535VAN DYKE
1 heater, whitewalls. $1,795 full
7928.
365.6000
1967 VW - $1,295
CABIN sloop "Aye Aye", fully
price, $95 or your old car
FUNSTON
BUICK, 191;2 Special convert. equipped, two bunks, two sets
WANTED: Bunk. beds and
down.
ible. Power steering and top.
snlls, make offer. WO 1-9300.
CHEVROLET
chest. Good condition. 822VER HOVEN
12950 GRATIOT
2834.
White with red interior. Good
CHEVROLET
371.9208
l.ires. Clean. Tuxedo 4190B. SAIL, 6 meter, all sail:;, new
main, at G.P.Y.C. Call 331.
13535VAN DYKE
lOA-MOTORCYCLES
1125.
365.6000
CHEVROLETS - Will sacrifice.
STOP!
FOR SALE
Trades accepted, terms ar.
1967
CHEVROLET
Impala
21966 CHEVROLET Impala con.
l!J66 HONDA 305 Scrambler,
ranged. Call today!
door hardtop, v-a, Power- SAILBOAT, 1968, Pearson ~2
vertible. Excellent condition.
sloop. Brand new. Farms
used 3 summer months. Exglide, power steering. 25 to
VER
HOVEN
Driven only by middle aged
pier well 5. Cost $6,731.05.
cellent condition. Best offer.
choose
from
and
priced
to
CHEVROLET
man. Must be seen to be ap.
$1,500 down, 5 years on balTuxedo 4.3015.
sell! $195 or your old car
preciated. TW 3.9262.
13535 VAN DYKE
ance at 5% interest. 886.6741.
down.
MINI-BlKE; 2 months old, mint
365.6000
1963
PO
N
T
I
A
C
Grand
Prix
cQ;,dition, just painted. Best
SPEEDBOAT, 18' custom util.
VER HOVEN
hardtop. Black. FM radio.
V.W '66 square hack, blue, sun.
offer. TUxedo 5-9476.
ity, 185 hp. Sacrifice with 4
CHEVROLET
automatic
transmission,
pow.
roof, FM radio. 961.9722, ext.
wheel trailer, $1,400. ,-' lod13535VA..~DYKE
'(i7 HONDA 90, low mileage,
er,
bucket
seats.
$795.
"0"
7.
ward 1-7200, ext. 26 or 882365-6000
down. Notes $7 pel' week.
cxccllcnt condition. 881-7187.
3237 after 7 p.m.
_,
I
I
CLOSEOUT
I
..
OUT THEY GO!
250 NEW '68
BUICKS
------------------
PlWGEOT motor bike. Good
condition. ~5. TUxedo 6.7168,
JOB-TRUCKS
No reasonable
1967 CHEVY
SPORT VAN
offer
refused.
RICHARD
BUICK
AUTOMATIC transmission. Cus.
tom cah, 3 seats. Only 26
. miles.
BURKE
PONTIAC
371-2290
7104.
1962 VOLKSWAGEN MICRO.
'llUS, $325. 881-7105.
CAJMRO - LOADED!
MUST SEE!
1967
1964 CORVAIR, 2 door, stick.
Needs some work. Best offer. 884.9355.
FUNSTON
CHEVROLET
371-9208
$177 DN.
15103 KERCHEVAL
ED RINKE
CHEVROLET
VA 1.54(J0
1964 LINCOLN with air condi.
tioning. $1,295.
SEETHIS CAR!
FUNSTON
12950 GRATIOT
SEETHIS ONE!
1965FORD Galaxie 500, V-8. auCHEVROLET
V.\N DYKE AT 101.... MILE RD. 1965 CHEVROLET Impala Super
tomatic, power steering. Show.
Sport 2-door hardtop, V-S, 412950 GRATlOT
room condition. $95 or your old
JE 6-0255
speed. A real huy! $995 full
371.9208
car down.
price, $39 dn., $39 per month.
'59 DODGE Ih ton pick-up. Good
'65 FORD convertible, radio,
VER HOVEN
VER
HOVEN
hotly and engine, nee d s
heater, power s tee r i n g,
CHEVROLET
clutch $125. Tuxedo 46768.
CHEVROLET
brakes, 390 engine. After 6
13535VAN DYKE
290 Stephens, Grosse Pte.
13535 VAN DYKE
p.m. TV 5.92~2.
365-6000
Farms.
365-6000
CHRIS CRAFT. ;>4' Express!
1967 BARRACuDA Formula S
'58
OLDSMOBILE
All
power,
BUICK,
1966
LcSabre, 2 door
Cruiser
new paint clean
hardtop-V.8,
4-spe('d. vinyl
'65 DOOCE
air conditioned, runs perfectly.
hardtop. Good condition, $1" 'I own 2 boats, must s~Il, TUx:
top. $1,795. "0" down. Notes
J Ton, campcr special pickup.
Make offer. 823-0614.
500. Tuxcdo 1.7736. 9 to 5.
cdo 4-9363.
$15.80 week.
v.a. 4 specd. a ply tires. Exccllent condition. Ful! price. 1967 MUSTANG hardtop. Vinyl
BURKE
CHEVROLETS - Will sacrifice. SAILBOAT. 12', Gaff rig, Peli.
top. V-8. powcr steering, 3
$1,195
Trades aceepted, terms ar_ can style, large cockpit, safe
PONTIAC
speed. Excellent condi 'jon.
ranged. Call today!
stablc boat in excellent con.
12740 GRATIOT
ED RINKE
$1,600. 294.3422.
VER HOVEN
dition with trailcr and <lut-
371-2290
CHEVROLET
MUST BE SEEN!
JE 6-0255
ll-AUTOS
...
FOR SALE
...
...
t968 CHEVROLET Impala. 2-dr.
hardtop, V.S, Powerglide, powcr steering. Only 6,000 miles.
Factory warranty.
$195 or
your old car down - See this
_.-
one!
VER HOVEN
CHEVROLET
1965
13535VAN DYKE
365-6000
CADILLAC
Coupe de Ville
Arctic white-black
i
in- :
I
tcrior.
Air condition-
,
ed. 6-way seat. Power
,
windows,
mileage,
etc.
CARS
WANTED
FOR
OUT THEY GO!
250 NEW '68
BUICKS
No r<tasonable oUer
COFFEY
CADILLAC
HANEY'S
15200 GRATIOT
Bet, 7 & 8 Mi.
3180 E. JEFFERSON
DR 2-1777
VA 1.2000
-
DETROIT'S
ERTY FOR SALE
ACREAGE
MARINE CITY - ALGONAC
AREA. Appr. 200 acres would lend itself to Recrea.
tional development with surrounding homesites. $1200.00
per acre.
Water
I
I
1968 DEMO
2.door,
automatic
$1,895
TED EWALD
CHEVROLET
15175
E, Jefferson
VA 1-2000
,
Cpc.
de
new
cor
power
Ville.
Irade
equip.
w,th
DEALER
A one
with
This
'66 CADILLAC
owner,
all factory
one
a while
is Capri
lop.
2-Dr.
turquoise
hordlop.
A
beoutiful
finish
with
matching
interior
and all power
C1eon in ond out,
0'
hy
FRAf'~K
ADAM
LINCOLN-MERCURY
20777 GRATIOT
EAST DETROIT
PR 2-0200
CORVETTES &, SPORT
CARS WANTED
, HANEY SPORT CARS
15200 GRATIOT BET. 7 & 8 MILE
DR 2-;777
WE BUY
CORVETTES
ANY YEAR
OR MODEL
VER HOVEN
CHEVROLET
I:
365-6000
I~-\NOOD
MOTORS INC.
i
13535 VAN DYKE
I
j
!
equip.
Full Price $3195
'65 CADILLAC
Sedan
WSW., S.U. Lamps, P. Dash, Seat Belts, SV. Mirror,
See Or Call Ron Blokel:,
Credfl Checked
WE HAVE' SELECT
GROSSEPOINTE
TRADE-INS
USED CARS
100% GUARANTEE
Full
Price
Our Special
Old 27.)
Car?
-
NEWEST CADILLAC
Furl Price $1295
CHEV. IMPALA
$57.98,
I
Front Homes
NEW BALTIMORE AREA - ~
Year around two hedroom:
cottage, with large boat house I
Oil Jake $21,500-$5,000 down. i
I
Suburban Homes
I
NEW 1968
Payments
G~ylord-Wilderness
Valley
l~.!::ncelona Rd., 5 mi. W. of
10 Acre Tracts
Wooded~Magnificent
Views
Pri vacy-Spaclousness
Golf course under construe.
tion.
ALSO 100 acres at $700.00 per
2 Chalet models for sale.
acre-will divide.
Phone - Write for Map ST. CLAIR, MICH. AREA-50
Brochure.
acres on corner - half mile
George Wellington Smith
frontage. Clean, 4 bedroom, IlIA 6-2925
Franklin Village
brick, basement,
out.build.
ings. $50,000, one half down.
'63 CADILU\C
OUR WHEELS COST LESS
$2335
PROPERTY
,. $5,500 up to $13,200. We still
have a few available in the
I Lexington area. One hour and
20 minutes from downtown
Detroit.
Phone Harold or Tony, Detroit
883-3700 or 1.359-9611, representing John A. Rowling Inc.
SUBURBAN PROP.
Paul McGlone Cadillac
Coral
Payment
Plan.
deVille.
Blue
with
Full
power
ready
10 go.
Beautiful
matching
interior.
equipment
This
'66 CADI LLAC
Sky
week's
ciol' Full prier
$2395
and
,pe.
Good selection
of all models2 drs,
4 dts. and converts,
1
owner,
new cor trade. ins with
m()ny, many
miles
of traunle
free driving
ahead.
All t"l!y
guaranteed
Your choice,
TED EWALD CHEVROLET
at City Limits
ON MOST MODELS
60 To Choose From
$395 dn.
Doug Seig(ried
Phone
VA 1-0678
15175 E. Jeffe,'son
I
E. Jefferson
I Looking For
WE HAVE A COTTAGE to fit I
A Second
your wallet, startiilg at only
DEPT.
refllsed.
15175
Mich.
,
low mileage.
TED EWALD
CHEVROLET
I
FOR SALE
l2D-ACREAGE AND
hoar~ 884~~6.7~:.
..
_
1966 DORSETT 500, fibcrglass,
16'7", 60 hp. Mcrcruiser 1.0.
.4 scat, $1,895. 8862340.
...
... ._.
_.
G.M. OFFICIAL'S CAR
VB, auto.,
4 lots near Oakland Univer.
sity, $2,500 each.
'h acre lot r,ff blacktop, GRADE A DAIRY Farm-280
h I
acres, large barns, heated
$5,000. Rochester sc 00 s.
milk house, full line of equip% site. $5,000. Rochester I ment include
125 Holstein
school..
cows and a fine modern four
.
I bedroom home,
Michigan
~8 acres ~ear M.53 eXIt flont.,
Slate University runs tours in
109 26 Mile Rd, near Stoney
this one Thumb area.
Creek Park.
HOUSES-4.bedroom house for. Phone Harold or Tony, Detroit.
lease in Rochester school dis.
883-3700 or 1-359.9611
trict. Beautiful 3-bedroom trio
level with all built-ins. 2 fire-- l2H-LAKE
AND RIVER
places, near Oakland Unive,'.
PROPERTY
sity.
OWNER. Black River. Three
Now open from 12.5 on Sundays.
acre wooded landscaped property. Two hedroom ranch
home. F'place, aU. garage.
Good water. Business paten.
tial. 1-657.5096. Carsonville,
444 VII. University Dr.
Micb.
12F-RESORT
JE 6-0255
1
1968 CAMARO
15103 KERCHEVAL
VA 1.5400
CALIFORNIA
TOP DOLLAR
13535VAN DYKE
365-6000
-- ----.
-. --
RICHARD
BUICK
Low
1 owner car.
La 7-6811
'65 MUSTANG, 3 spceds, stick.
School teacher owned. High.
est offer over $1,000, TV
2-9457.
CH EVROLET
154 ACRES, large barn, good
.well, a-bedroom home. This
is a very good buy at $42,500
with terms.
Phone 651-9111
ED RINKE
CHEVROLET
I
Van Dyke at 10lh Mile Rd.
Lot in Spring Hill Suh. near
Oakland University. $3,000.
Rochester,
Also. Cobra Trailers, 15
ft. to 22.ft. in stock, as
low as $1,445.
TRUCK-CAMPER
Deep well. Good investment
due to half mile road front.
age, $17,750.
CS Realty Co.
ST. CLAIR, MICH. AREA-41
bedroom ranch - $9,800.00.
13' SPEEDBOAT runabout, 25
Large lot. Needs some finish. '
hp. Mercury engine and trail.
ing.
er, $150 complete. 290 Steph.
ens, - Grosse Pointe Farms, NEW BALTIMORE--Aluminum
Tuxedo 4.6768.
siding., 3 bedroa;n, ranch,
large living room, newly carSLOOP, 26'. New Horizons, fipeted, family room with fire.
berglass, red hull, inboard,
place, kitchen and utility, at.
galley, enclosed head, sleeps
tached one.car garage. Strict.
4, standing head room. Full
ly modern. Carpeted. Asking
racing and cruising, $7,800.
$22,000-v:ill consider all of.
CaII 885-5694.
fers. :
22' CRUISING sloop, sleeps 4,
very roomy. A good safe fam. Martha Bachers-Realtor
ily boat. Fully equipped.
VA 1-7710
I
Head, sink, water tank, berth
Call Ann Piepnak, St. Clair, '
cushions, clc. Dacron sails.
329.9139
1967 18 hp. motor. Cradle
trailer available. Days 846.
8850, Evcs. and wcekends,
8856499.
'67 COUGAR GT, factury airconditioned, power steering,
brakes, automatic transmission. Still in warranty. 886.
12740 GRATIOT
1968 10% ft. Cobra T r a vel
Camper. Sleeps 6. Hot water
heater, chf!mical toilet witb holding tank, Unica shower, medicine cahinet, 3~ cuhic ft. gas
or eleclric refrigerator, 30 gal.
Ion pressure water system, 3burner stove with oven. 3 jacks,
all ICC lights and reflectors.
B u i 1t to California Camper
Code. Will accept older camper
or trailer in trade. Convenient
terms.
Approximately
14 acres
fronting blacktop road with
Paint Creek stream
and
woods. Rochester schools.
74 ACRES ,vacant, on black top
with new 40x60 pole barn. !14
Individual hldg. sites: 7
acres wooded with stream and . mile from Black River Recreation Area-fishing,
canoe.
fronting blacktop rd., com.
ing, riding, etc. Only $19,950,
pletely secluded. Rochester
with $5,000 down
schools.
545.9026
C,A\DILLAC
12G-'ARMS
JOHN A. ROWLING, INC.
40 ACRES, vacant, just outside
of Crosswell. $8,950, $3,000
ATTENTION DEVELOPERS with terms.
SO.acre farm with stream and
woods fronting 2 roads. Ro.
FORTY ACRES With Fine Cochester schools.
lonial, four bedroom home.
Don't buy a recreational vehicle
until you see ALL the Apaches
at Camper's Paradise.
12050 GRATIOT
371.9208
I
l2D-ACREAGE AND
SUBURBAN PROf'.
ERTY FOR SALE
128- TRAILERS
fOR SALE
1966 CADILLAC Convertible.
--White. All power, Air con.
ditioned. $3,595.
CADILLAC
DEMONSTRATORS
OFFICIAL'S CARS
....
NEWS
ll-AUTOS
1968
RICHARD
BUICK
Ne.v '68 Truck Sale
49196.
.___
CAR SEAT, play pen, jump
seat. ~~15038,!fter 6 p:.lrL___
LARGE SIZE Admiral chest
freezer 36" a.tHc f?lI, TUxedo
POINTE
'
15351 GRATIOT
Paul McGlone Cadillac
15300 Gratiot
2 Blks, S, of 8 MJ.
LA 1-6900
at
8 MILE
PR 8~6400
DR 2-0380
...
Thursday. August 22. 1968
GROSSE
12H-LAKE AND RIVER
PROPERTY
13-RrAL
Development
land in lake region
of Clare County,
140 acres
partially
plotted with county
approved roads.
GROSSE PTE. HOMES
ESTATI
13-REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
GROSSE PTE. WOODS
13-REAL
POINTE
TAPPAN Says
uWOULDN'T
IT BE
NICE TO SEE ANY OF
THESE FINE HOMES
GOODMAN
MARV.
BOUTIN
BY APPOINTMENT
FIRST OFFERINGS
Sil/oway & CO.
GEORGE PALMS
GROSSE PTE. SCHOOLS
SCHWEITZER
NEED MORE ROOM?
REALTORS
ANIEL
GROSSE PTE. FARMS
Page Twenty-five
13-REAL
13-RE.AL ESTATE
FOR SALE
ESTATE
FOR SALE
OPEN SUN. 2-5
OPEN SUN. 2.5
MIDDLESEX,
539. Excellent
Eng. in Beautiful
Windmill
1039 Canterbury.
Immediate
oc.
cupancy
available
in t his
Pte. 5 bedrooms,
3 baths, 2
JOHN S.
beauliful4
bedroom
split
level
lavs. Paneled
library.
3 car
home, with central
air con.
alt. garage. Many extras. Es.
ditioning.
Spacious f ami I )'
tate.
room
and
2*
car
attached
TODAY?"
OXFORD RD. N., 900. Early
93 Kercheval
886.3060
garage.
Near Liggett School.
American
Colonial
witn 24'
living room, panelled
den, 4
200 FT. OF nice high frontage
bedrooms, 2Vz batns, 2 car aU.
on Big Twin Lake,
sandy
garage. Lot 8(j:C.20. Many cus.
884.6200
beacb, includes a modest cottom features.
tage. Many large birch, trees,
FOLLOWING
BY
$22,000, FORD REALTY, BELAPPOINTMENT
LAIRE.
THORNETREE,
524. Larger
884-7733
GROSSE POINTE WOODS-&6
type Center Hall Colonial with
20559 Mack Ave.
4 good sized bedrooms,
2lh
COOK ROAD -- Open Sunday
JOHN A. ROWLING, INC.
Grosse Pointe Woods
1-6, Words don't do justice
baths, family room, plus den.
75' ON LAKE HURON, Lexing.
to this spacious
4 bedroom
2 car att. garage. Close to G.
Colonial
with large
family
ton area, with fine 2-bedroom
Pte. University
School. Quick
OPEN SUN. 2:30.5
room, living room and formal
family home, living I'oom with
Possession.
586 NOTRE DAME
dining room, 2* baths and a
fireplace,
screened
in porch; WEST WIND LANE, 30. 4 bedCorner St. Paul
2 car attached
garage.
1m.
fully furnished,
$35,500 with
room semi.ranch,
all good sizmediate
o;:;cupancy
terms,
ed rooms. 1st lloor nas 2 bed- ONE story dream house. Living
rooms, 2 baths, large family
room, natural
fireplace,
din.
382 HILLCREST-In
the Fanns,
238' ON LAKE HURON with 3.
room. Handy 1st floor utility
ing room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms
3 Bedroom
brick bungalow.
bedroom
horn e, Lexington
room. 2nd floor has 2 bedand
bath.
screened
porch.
area. Only $30,000.
Close to schools and transrooms and bath.
Near shopping and transporta.
portation.
Family room. ImNEAR GROSSE POINTE
tiin. Price $19,800.
ON LAKE HURON - Beautiful
mediate occupancy.
Extreme23313, St. Clair
3.bedroom,
large family brick MIDDLESEX,
ly good view.
BY APPOINTMENT
Shores. FIRST OFFERING.
3
home .. with all electric
utilibedroom face brick ranch. All
20642 WEDGEWooD
- 4 bed.
ties. $35,000.
1252 YORKSHIRE.
Built to last.
room semi-ranch. 2 full baths,
good sized rooms. 2 car gaExquisite
center
entrance
coONLY 1 hour and 15 minutes
living
room with fireplace.
rage. Owner lives in Calif.
'Qnial. If you have a flair for
to Lexington on Lalre Humn,
Central air.conditioning.
Fin.
Must sell.
decorating,
you'll
love
this
Approximately
llh ucres
of
ished basement.
house featuring 2 extra rooms
woods,
with modern
year.
and full bath on 1st floor, .. 735 BERKSHIRE
- Open Sun.
round ranch home, with fire.
bedrooms,
2 baths on 2nd.
day 2-5. Beautiful
custom.
place, full ba ,ement,
family
built 3 bedroom Regency in
J3eautiful fenced yard. Priced
TU 4-7000
room. Boat house with fine
Windmill
Pointe
near
the
in low 40's.
sandy beach, $52,000, terms.
"The Oldest
and Most Ex.
lake. PI'estige
plus!
Priced
perienced
Realtors
in the
right.
Phone Harold or Tony, Detroit
Village."
REALTOR
883-3700 or 1-359.9611.
1011 BUCKINGHAM-Authen.
TU 6-4444
tic English design in a beau.
BRICK ranch, 3891 Graytl)n, 7
lIIember,
Grosse Pointe
tuul setting.
This perfectly
rooms, 3 large bedrooms, fam.
Real Estate Board
LAKEFRONT
HOME - Meant
maintained
home has 5 large
ily room, sprinkling
system,
for gracious living. Overlookbedrooms,
3*
baths,
large
Lot 70x140. Owner. By aping Lake St. Clair. Spacious
panellea .library, new kitchen
pointment.
TU 1-9952.
MORAVIAN DRIVE, 38181, near
center hall Colonial. 35' livand
many
other
features
Metropolitan
Beach parkway.
ing room, large family room,
well worth your inspection.
formal dining room, 4 excepLarge rancb, like new, $35,do we
tionaly large bedrooms, 2 full
000. A low price for this large 564 HAMPTON-Seldom
have an offering in this area.
PARKCREST,
21197,
Harper
home_ Vacant.
Will sell or
bat h s, 2 half-baths.
Lot
withiu a stone's throw of the
Woods-Well
kept face brick
155x564. Many extras.
trade
for
smaller
home.
lake. 3 bedroom
Semi-Ranch
rancb, 3 bedrooms, large liv- Owner. 881-8515.
in "Move-in"
condition.
1m.
ing with fireplace, large kitch.
mediate
occupancy.
Large
en, nice enc~<lsed terrace, ga75x150 lot. Priced
to sell.
rage. On wull landscaped
lot.
Open Sund:1Y, 2-5.
808 PEMBERTON
OFFERED
BY
Member of McEdra and
2017 HAMPTON-Open
Sunday,
Check these features:
Grosse Pointe Multiple
2.5. Do you want
to save
Sharp spacious colonial
Listing
As~oc.
money? You can, if you buy
Modern kitchen with built-ins
this very Charming Tri.Level
Large family room
TU 2-2100
as owner will sell on Land
Cozy paneled library
20225 Mack TU 6-1190
18530 MACK
Contract.
No closing
costs.
5 bedrooms,
3 baths
Are you thinking of selling
Large Living room with fire.
Fenced yard with bar-b-que
place, kitchen
has built-ins,
your house? If so, call us.
13-RfAL
ESTATE
2 parks
a good bedrr,oms,
H!I bath
Walk to Trombly School
FOR SALE
and fenced yard.
Price reduced to $47,500
------------FISHER
RD.-3
bedroom,
Hi
Quick possession
baths, air conditoning,
sprin1899 LOCHMOOR - Priced to
Assume 6% mortgage
kler system,
.gas hot water
sell-Custom.built
11k story
with balance $28,000
heat, r;~creation
room, sleepbungalow
with large rooms,
Shown by appointment
only
ing porch,
picture
windows.
2 car garage,
convenient
to
Priced
low thirties.
For aptransportation,
schools
and
OWNER IS LEAVJNG the city
shopping.
Neatest,
cleanest,
pointment,
call owner. TUxand will give OGcupaney of
nicest 4 bedroom
bungalow
edo 5.0716.
this most attractlve
a-bedill the Woods.
room colonial home before
NEWS
NEARLY
EVERY
home
for
sale in Grose Pointe can be
seen
in our catalogue
of
photos,
Stop
in
and
see
them today.
TOLES
Realtor
74 KERCHEVAL
Our 27th year
THE
20488 WOODLAND - Most de.
sirable custom ranch, 3 bed.
room, 2 baths,
full dining
room, family room, 3 car at.
tached garage, Beautiful
101.
Immediate
possession.
REALTORS
Member of McEdra and
Grosse
Pointe
Multiple
Listing Assoc.
18530 Mack
TU 2-2100
Pointe
JUST THE FACTS
N. DEEPLANDS.
The complete
home in a setting conducive
to relaxed living, Formal living room and dining room outstanding
family room (with
built-in wet liar) opening
to
charming patio, cozr panelled
library
brunch
room covered
terrace
glass
en.
closed
during
in c 1 erne n t
weather,
surerb
kitchen
stereo throughout
- 4 bedrooms three baths - beautiful grounds automatic
sprinkling system - automatic
ga.
rage doors,
l\;ORTH RENAUD.
Gem of a
ranch with un be Iie v a b I e
space. 2 bedrooms 2 baths Li.
brary, office anu great rec.
room.
WINDMILL
POINTE
DRIVE.
Penect
location
near
the
Lake, Outstanding
floor plan
3 bedrooms
- one down Florida
room iibrary
OPEN
SUNDAY
2:30.5:00
MAUMEE,
Just the right size
aO'I price. Ranch with everything to offer.
NEFF.
Homey 4 bedroom
to
easily
accomodate
a large
family.
Concerned
about where to enroll your
children
for
school?
Do
your children
AND yourself a favor and make arrangements
to see this attractive
3-bedroom
colonial
located on Hunt Club Drive
just off Mack Avenue, Situated in the popular
"Mon.
teith School"
district.
Attractive
decor, formal din.
ing room, recreation
room,
etc. Possession
at clos~.
470 Lakeshore
Lane
Appealing 2-bedroom ranch
home
located
bet wee n
Morningside
and Lakeshore
Road. Living l'uom and family room overlook a secluded woods-type
setting
be.
vond the rear garden. Sprinkler system,
paneled
den,
modem kitchen, etc, Every.
thine to provide perfect one
floor living. Must be sold
to settle estate. Investigate
today.
THANK you for reading
advertising,
Call us.
our
who needs ( bedrooms with
three baths and even hopes
to have that custom,look
in
their next home had bettcr
arrange to let us show them
this attractive
offering
located in Grosse Pointe Park.
Many surprising
featurcs.
Vacant soon and priced in
thl: fifties,
Choice Two Family
Ideal location on Neff Road
near Jefferson,
Each unit
contains LR with fireplace,
formal
dining room, modern kitchen, breakfast room,
3 bedrooms, and two baths.
Well built and in good con.
dition, AU rooms are snitahly proportioned.
Call to.
day anI! arrange
your ap.
pointmcnt.
GOODMAN
93 Kercheval
Exc!llsive
886.3060
•
FIRST
OFFERING
Crestwood. Newer custom buUt
3 bedroom ranch. Well plan.
ned for family living and en.
terlaining,
Large mod ern
kitchen with built-ins, family
roonl. 21h attached
garage,
80' lot, beautifully
landscap.
ed.
FIRST
OFFERING
1541 Hawthorne.
Spacious
3
bedroom
semi-ranch.
Custom
detailed throughout. Large lot
in desirable area, 2 full baths.
large kitchen.
Extra closets.
Beautiful rec. room, Enclosed
terrace. Open Sunday 2-5.
20639 Lancaster.
Sharp hard to
find 4 bedroom
face brick
bungblow,
in Grosse Pointe
School
district.
Handy
to
shopping and schools, nntE,
DIATE POSSESSION.
Open
Sunday 25.
Grosse Pointe
ALSO AVAILABLE
Carter & Co,
TU (.(400
20223 MACK
REALTORS
81 Kercheval,
Grosse
Farms
EDGEMONT - Attractive
coloniat design. Built 1955. Four
bedrooms,
two anti one-half
baths,
Library.
First
floor
utility room. 150 foot lot near
lake. Well landscaped.
Quick
possession.
$74,500.
RIVARD-Two-family
flat show.
ing subslantial
income.
PoInte
TV 6-4060
FAIRWAY DRIVE
HARPER WOODS
WILCOX
ROSEDALE SOUTH 4 bedroom,
21h bath custom built colonial.
Family
room, library,
first
floor laundry
room,
2 car
attached
garage,
Many extras.
Ruth
Associates
GROSSE PTE, WOODS
CAPE COD with four bedrooms
and two full baths, there is
VERNIER RD. 1208, 3.bedroom
a bedroom
on the first
face brick bungalOW, breezefloor. 'this one shows so
way, attached
garage, recre.
well we should really invite
ation room with lavatory.
House
Beautiful
to take
some pictures.
Located on
FAIR HOLME 1210, Superior 2
884-3550
a deadend street far from
bedroom
semi-ranch.
Space
the madden crowd.
for additional
bed roo m s ,
plumbing rougbed in. Central
THERE'S
NOTHING odd aboul
air
conditio.nng,
sprinkling
this couple of side entrance
system, 2 car garage.
colonials,
which
we are
HAWTHORNE
1219, 3 bedroom
.,howing for the first time.
face brick ranch, family room,
One in the Farms and the OPEN SUNDAY AUG. 25, 196B
expansion space for additional
2:30 - 5:00
other in the Woods, and if
bedrooms.
Attached
garage.
you're shopping in the low
LASALLE
PLACE, 275. Charm.
thirties we'v,: got the goods.
LOCHMOOR, 2126 - 4.bedroom,
ing colonial. Five bedrooms.
Move
in
fer
the
beginning
2 full baths bungalow. Family
three and one.half
baths on
of the school year. If you
room, recreation
room and
second Cloor. Powder
room,
don.t
someone
else
will,
we
garage.
Breakfast
room. Paneled rec.
fear.
reation
room with fireplace
RIVER ROAD, 21211, exception.
and bar. Choice location on
al 2 bedroom
brick ranch,
A SNAPPY
two-family
with
cul.d~-sac.
large family
room with nathree
bedrooms
in each
turalfireplaee,
first floor util.
unit, Built in 1952, so the HOLLYWOOD, 1431. Trim coloity room, plus basement,
Ilh
nial. Three bedrooms. Glassed
kinks have been worked out
bathll, attached
garage.
and screened
porch. $29,900,
and there is a long life
ahead for this one. Priced
ROSLYN ROAD, 1243, a bed.
Following By AppOintment
to go at $31,900.
room, 2 full baths, carpeting,
recreation
room, garage.
LITTLESTONE.
Very good co.
niaL Three
bedrooms,
one
ABOVE OPEN SUNDAY
and one-hall baUls. Den.
2 TO 5;30
AND PAMPERED
over by its
particular
owner, and looks
every inch a prima donna.
This Cape Cod on Deeplands could be that small
bouse
with
large
rooms
you've been seeking.
Two
first floor bedrooms
with
two balhs. and upstairs
are
another brace of bedrooms
and baths. There is a gen.
erously proportioned
library
with fireplace and large living room with double access
to the secluded patio.
ALL our Grosse Pointe listings
are sold. We can sell yours.
Phone TUxedo 6 ..1060 for an
appraisal
and free mortgage
commitment
on your home.
I
Ranch,
3 bedrooms,
panelled
den, dining room, recreation
room, enclosed porch. attached garage, Spotless-clean.
HURT REALTY
TU 2.4661
-----------
GROSSE
POINTE
OPEN 2-5 SUNDAY
WHITTIER.
1371 See for
yoursclf
best buy in 4-bedroom COLONJAL on favorite
street. So clean that you can
move right in. Prove us right
-look
today! TU 1-4200.
BY APPOINTMENT
BARRINGTON,
829 Sharp
COLONIAL with 2 bedrooms
and bath on first floor; two
bedrooms and bath on second
floor with space
to finish
additional
room.
Sprinkler
system,
2-car
garage.
See
this! TU 4.0600.
TWO-FA.VllLY FLAT on HARC 0 U R T - 2 bedrooms,
5
rooms, plus 1 J,I~ baths and
family room. on each Cloor.
3.car garage. new 3.year leasc
with good income, An excel.
lent investment,
TV 1.6300.
NOTTINGHAM,
1251 - Newly
decorated
3-bedroom
COLONIAL near schools and bus.
mortgage a v a i I a b I e. TV
14200.
NORTH RENAUD - Luxury 3bedroom,
2~ bath RANCH
for the family th~t wants the
best of el'el')'thing.
Family
room with indoor barbeque,
Mutchler kitchen,
first Cloor
laundry,
special
three-zone
hot water heating system. So
many terrific
features.
TV
1-6300,
BISHOP.
Fine
residence
for
sizablt
family.
Five
bed.
rooms,
four
and
one-half
bat h s plus semi - finished
apartment over garage. Large
paneled
library.
Modernized
kit c hen. Recreation
room.
Spacious
grounds
near Jef- RIDG.&)IOm
SEMI-RANCH
I!lrson.
in thc "Farms."
3 bedrooms,
terrace. finished games room,
VENDOME.
Southern
colonial
B.car garage, Jmlllediatc occuin prime location, Four bed.
pancy
ami
well-priced
at
rooms,two
baths on second
$34,500. 'I'U 1.6300.
floor. Maid's room and bath
on firs!. Library.
i\tany in- STEPHENSPrime location.
teresting
fcatures.
Four car
This 4-bedroom 21k bath COgarage. Wide lot.
LONIAL has paneled libr,1ry.
30' living
room
carpeted,
FAIRWAY~lIarp
one and one.
large master
bedroom
with
half story. Four spacious bedfireplace.
Family
kitchen
rooms,
two baths
of which
with Luill.ins, AUachcd 2-car
t.wo bedrooms
and bath arc
garage.
100'x172'
site. TU
on first floor. First floor util4-0600_
ity room. Glassed and screen.
ed porch. Recreation room.
"TOP OF THE HlLL"-Desirable "Farms"
location. Ideal
McKINLEY,
near Ridge-Well
for executive
2 bedrooms,
2
built colonial. Three bedrooms;
baths
library, Florida
room,
two baths. Recreation
room.
first . floor
laundry,
games
Large scrcencd
and covercd
room with bar and kitchen
porch, Convenient to Richard
ell fully air.conditioned.
Lots
Schoo!. $38,500.
oc'living
here TU 40600.
SHELBOURNE, ",'ell located in WESTCliESTf.R,
798 - COLOsecluded area. Special ranch
NIAL in top condition with 3
built 1954 and in excellr:nl
bedrooms,
2% baths,
den,
condilion,
Three
bedrooms,
enclosed terrace, kitchen with
two baths.
built-ins and breakfast
area,
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
ALSO IN THE Shorcs and Deep1549 HOLLYWOOD.
Very
at757 MIDDLESEX-4
bedroom,
lands, is this seven-bedroom
tractive
colonial
home.
Cut
2% bath contemporary
with
house with baths and a laystone,
aluminum
siding,
two
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
library,
recreation
roo m.
out which is sure to appeal
large bedrooms,
paneled
den,
If you've been contemplating
a
Flower conservatory.
Alllarge
to a large family,
If you
carpeting,
two cars
garage.
large rooms,' in excellent conmove before school opening, the
want "in" tomorrow
beg.
Handy to schools and shopping.
dilion. Priced
to sell.
opportunity
is here. This truly
steal or borrow _ . . othcrOwner
spacious
4 bedroom,
2lh bath
wisc don't blame
us for
Prchome
situated
minutes
from 1151 S. RENAUD-Here's
)'our sorrow.
mium quality 3 bedroom
-------------shopping,
transportation
and
Ranch in new condition with
schools is a parent's
dream. In
WE TOLD you so. It is possible
McMillan Road
spacious rooms, 1% bath, 2%
addition,
a living room with
to buy a center hall colonial
car attached
garage
on a
Conveniently
located
in
the
natural
fireplace,
dining room,
on Touraine Road, with four
90x145 well-landscaped
lot.
heart of the Fanns, custom
a large kitchen with ample eat.
family bedrooms
and two
built for the owner. Welling area plus a spacious panel- 1776 SEVERN-Center
entrance
more over an attached
gadesigned
center hall coloed family room. Shown by apGeorgian
type
colonial
on
rage. There is a large fam'
nial wit~ many attractive
pointmllnt
only. Call after
5
large corner lot. 3 bedrooms,
ily room with fireplace and
features
including
an ex.
p,m.: 884-1382
2% hatns, family room, mod.
a library
with
fireplace.
quisite Itillian marble fireern kitchen,
attached
garage
Even at today's high prices
place, formal dining room,
and storeroom.
Many extras.
this can be picked off in thl)
kitchen with eating space,
Original owner.
fifties.
and bea:Jtiful slate floor in
1985 SEVERN-How
soon can
center hall.
you move! Into tbis spacious
COULD BE that you actually
Washington
Colonial with walk.in closets
would make a move ir you
in all 3 bedrooms.
Kitchen
could "trade"
that larger
On th~; sought.after
street
with al stainless
steel builthouse you now ra ltle a bout
just
off Kercheval
is a
ins, paneled
Den with fireOPEN SUNDAY 2.1)
in for a petite mansion with
charming
English Colonial
place, all in move.in
condi.
just the room you really
with 3 good bedrooms,
1%
TOURAINE,
468. FIRST
OF.
tion. A Must See.
need, but not giving up the
IJaths up. Well laid out
FERING.
In
the
Farms.
larger rol.1lS to which you
first floor includes
living
Don't
delay, See this! TU
- See picLovely three beciroom colon- 725 WESTCHESTER
THOROUGH COVERAGE
room plus library,
break.
have become
accustomed?
4-0600.
ture ad.
ial. Large living and dining
ON OTHER
fast room, terrace.
Large
A.llow us to show you this
rooms,
breakfast
room, upGROSSE POINTE HOUSES
8;;7 WESTCHESTER
- 4 bed.
YORKTOWN-Almost
new 4lot 6Ox151.
little, big house that could
dated kitchen,
family room,
bedroom
g I' e y COLONIAl.
room Colonial, 2'k bath. nice
be
the
logical
".;o\'e
for
you.
Stop in for a time saving list
recreation
room, 2 car gawith paneled ramily room. 2%
family room. 2 car garage.
Emory Ct.
tailored to your requirements
rage. A beautiful home in perhth~,
kitchen built-ins, large
P riccd righ t.
STOP WHISTLE
stoppil,g
r rom
0u r
comprehensive
Four
bedroom
semi-ranch
fect condition.
breakfast area, 2-car attached
around town seeking out the
Grosse Pointe catalog of phoon a quiet court. 2 bedgaragc.
,\ssume 51/: % mortHAMPTON, 891 - A one .owner
tographs
and
small
floor
best three-bedroom
colonial
rooms
and bath
on 1st
gage. Priced under $:>0,000
two bedroom Cape Cod m perplans.
available
today.
Our poll
floor. 2 bedroom., and %
for immcdiale sale. TU 1,6300.
income,
fect condition on 6O'xl53' lot 522.24 ALTER.Newer
bath on 2nd floor. Large
~hows this little gem with
convenient
to
everything,
with beautiful trees. Reduced.
kitchen with ample p.ating
its
white
piUars
definitely
priced
below $30.000. Rents
Bring offer,
area,
Paneled
recreation
has White House characterfor over $300 per month,
&
with wet bar. Immediate
istics.
BY APPOINTMENT
possession.
BROTHERS, ;NC.
5060 ALTER Your renting
days
are
over.
Here's
a
N. RENAUD,
1701-See
this
YOUR FAVORITE son wilIlovc
83 KERCIlEVAL
TU 2-6000
Roslyn
"L 0 a kin g Glass" home in
splendid
c e n t e r entrance,
the complete apartment
on
quality and taste, featuring
3
three bedroom ,two bath Colo.
the third floor of this graa.bedroom
bungalow. Movebedrooms,
c: i n i n groom,
nial built to please that specious two-family
dwelling
in condition,
2 bedrooms
cheerful
kitchen.
Close
to
cial lady! It bas a popular
and bath
down. oversile
we are offering
on Tramtransportation.
floor plan with a formal din.
bedroom air conditioned on
hley Road. Come up with r
;ng room large kitchen with
2nd floor. Living room and
cash to a mortgage then lcl I
17135 GRAVIER-2
Yl'ar old
There's "MOORE" in Store for you. - •
eating lIP'ace for 3 family, a
dining area with fireplace.
your tenant "buy" the pl~ce
condminium
in convenient
10'
paneled
library
and downCal'1'leting throughout.
when you SELECT "The Original Reliable"
for you, This "honse divid.
cation. This unit is fuIly car
stairs lav. Many ext.ills in.
ed" is sure to "stand"
your
pcterl,
close
to transporta.
SELL "QUICK-GET
"MOORE"
Harcourt
eluding recreation
room and
closest scrutiny.
tion and shopping.
Minimum
sprinkler
system make this
20'>,"ar
member
East
Sid.
..~Il~"~d':~I[I~ld
taxes offer very inexpensive
.Attractive
Georgian
(",olohome complete, Quick possesMIl\II,Ph,to
Llsl
• commercial
living. Priced under present
uial flat n ear
the lake.
"Deliberate
with
cllution,
Service
Grosse
Point.
Industrial
properties
sion.
market.
Large living room and din.
bnt act with decision
To
!IllY ()'I' .eU
ing room. Both units have
VACANT LOT
and promptness."
765 LAKEWOOD
Stylish 4
Call VA 2-5052
3 bedrooms
and
2 full
bedroom brick Colonial with
Bet. 834 and 852 Trombley.
rettle~l/ll.
baths. Carpeting and drapes
room
for
2
more.
One
beau.
Clayton
C.
Purdy,
Jr.
Size 58x150.
included.
a.car
gar age.
15517 MACK
tiful street south of Jeffer.
Robert G. Edgar
bet. Sllmorset and
Good investment
property.
DETROIT
NlItllnghlm
son. Gas heat. 2 car garage,
..
Mary F. Schlafl
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5
Waterfront
par
k, immeChandler
Park
Drive
Mqrian J. Bode
diate occupancy.
$16,200
GRAYTON,
10045 - All brick
Here's
a b::y just
over
John R. Strongman
h\1ngalow. Four bedrooms.
2 11828 ROSSITER-7
Mile.Kelly
20,000 in this altractive
2GROSSE POINTF.
Julia n, Tobin
down, two up. 1'k baths, full
Road area, Quick possession.
Serving the Pointe Area
bedroom Colonial surround.
Dorothy Meeker
basement,
garage. Priced 8t
Immaculate
3 bedroom brick
ed by beautiful trees. KitchJames P. Danaher
hungalow
over size 2Jh car
$21,000
en with eating
space.
1m.
g-arage close to school! and
mediate possession,
Sue Megowen
36:; Fisher Rd. Opp, High
transportation.
Priced to sell,
CALL US FOR INFORMATION
Open Sunday 2-5.
---ON ALL GROSSE POINTE
CHAMPION
REALTOR
MAXON
JOHNSTONE
JOHNSTONE
------------------------GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE
------------ ----------
.
.
:
m:x:m=I
-.
Shoe Repair
hy
BORLAND
•
PROPERTIES
McBREARTY
JOHN S.
EXACTLY FITS the description
outlined by so many of today's
home buyers.
Colonial
architecture,
center
halI, four bedroom.,
extra
room
on the first
floor,
close to scnools and shopping and priced in the midthirties.
1------------
BY APPOINTMENT
~IANOR
439. Vacant.
Open
Saturday,
Sunday 2-7 or ap.
pointment.
Brick Cap Code.
Bargain.
$25,500. 886-510'1.
DETROIT
Anyone
VACANT
LOT 5OxI35'. zoned for multiple
dwelling, nr. Windmill Pointc
Drive.
FOLLOWING
five hou~es
have all been added to our
listings
in the past few
days. These offerings
are
being
advertised
for the
first time • _ . so are too
good to be around for next
week's column.
TU 6-4444
TU 5-4100
in Grosse
WHO SAYS there isn't anything
new in the house market?
For those of you who have
become
disenchanted
believing you've seen or know
about them all •• _ read aD.
19884 ANITA - First offering
-spacious
Colonial. 3 bed.
rooms, 3 baths, modem kitch.
en, 2 car garage. Convenient
location,
SCHWEITZER
13-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
13-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
GROSSE PTE. SHORES
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
HARPER WOODS
CALL
GEORGE PALMS
school
begins.
Screened
porch,
2-car garage,
fine
con d i t ion
near school.
Priced for quick s a I e at
$33,750.
ESTATE
FOR SALE
Realtors
6-3!lOO
19 KERCHEVAL
TU
Next to Punch & Judy Thca.re
BRUCE N.
CHAtv\PION
TAPPAN
REALTOR
TU 4-5700
REALTOR & ASSOC,
90 Kercheval
On.the.Hill
Purdy
HIGBIE
REALTY
N KertlJ!ev.l
Avenu.
WE OESTROY
&
886.7100
Grosse Pointe Cab
Edgar
63KERCUEVAL
TU 6.6010
TU 2.&300
ANTS
BEES • ROACHES • RATS
JOB OR MONTHLY
SERVI(;,E
CALL TOCAY VA 2-0322
M.\STER PEST CONTROl.
LOW RATES.
(
NO CAR SIGNS
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Page Twenty-six
13-REAL
13-REAL EST~TE
FOR SALE
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ESTATE
FOR SALE
I3-REAL
13-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
-
GROSSE PTE. FARMS
262 Merriweather
SpaCious
BOUR:'\EIIIOUTH
CIRCLE
custom face brick colonial, 3
Brick ranch, extra large kit.
large bedrooms,
l1}l
Irntb:>,
('hen. family room,' finished
formal dining room, sunrO'lm,
hasement,
air'ronditioned,
2
breakfast
room, lovely kitch. Our idea home at 9 Alger Place
car attached garage. Immedi.
will be open Saturday
and
en, 2 fireplaces. Fen est r a
all' oc('upancy.
Sunday.from
2 to 4:30. Alger
windows. full plastered
base.
menl wilh finished recreation
E, OUTER DRIVE-Price
rePJace IS sout~ of Jefferson
room. large
clothes
closet.
duced on this custom buill
and west of FIsher.
laundry
room,
fruit
cellar.
home. corner of Southampton.
We also ha_~e other homes,un.der
Sold with or without cemplete
2 car brick garage. Immediate
constructIOn
and a hnuled
furniture.
(:all H. Rusing for
possession, :\Iany fine extras.
number of building sill'S.
appointment:
days WO 3.0820;
OPEX SUNDAY 25
evenings 886.0613.
3:;:1 lllLLCJ{EST-licrc's
a fine
WALTER H, MAST CO.
buy on this 3 bedroim
brkk
TU 2.1400
GROSSE PTE. AREA TU 2.1401
Colonial. Large li\'ing room,
formal
dining room,
nicely
HARVARD
3471, 3 houses off
finished recrealion
room, 3
Mack A\;e. Sharp gray brick
car garage.
Colonial buill 1950. 11,7 baths,
2 car garage,
screened
11'1'
6:;6 PEAR THEE LA:\E - A
race, excellent condition,
iin
truly elegant center hall Co1037 MOORLAND DRIVE
mediate possession.
lonial. 4 bedrooms,
2 full
GROSSE
POINTE
WOODS
haths, formal
dining room,
NEAR LIGGE'IT SCHOOL
SO~tERSET,
5534
near
East
family room with fireplace,
Outer Drive. !'"aCe brit'k in. I
iar!:c kilch~ll IIilh l1uiltins.
Early
American
ranch
coml::, 5.4, garage,
new gas
;l1any other finl~ extras. Sta I'
with three
laree bed.
furnace.
enclosed
porches,
of the Sea parish.
rooms
and 21;; baths.
partitioned
basement.
Tip
Paneled
family
room
top
shape.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 25
with fireplace.
IXL kit.
19781 BEACONSFIELD,
near
chen with dishwasher,
M. WARNER
Eastland.
Colonial
7 room
disposal,
color coordin.
REALTOR
home with breezeway,
2 full
ated stove and refrigerbaths, 3 bedrooms
UP. one
TU 5-5788
ator,
carpeting
and
clown. Beautiful home, better
drapes throughout,
tiled
than new. Immediate
posses.
basement.
This
is a
sion.
builders own home with
HARPER WOODS
many custom features.
19711 Damman-3
bedrooms
2
Shown by appointment.
car
garage,
finished
bue.
TUxedo 1-7157.
ment. Clean, convenient, /lear
showing.
TV 4-9647.
REALTORS
and
OPEN
List-
SUN.
2 TO 5
20780 JltACK
GROSSE PTE. SHORES
BUILDER'S
OWN HOUSE
FONTANA Lane, large 3heclroom custom huilt ranch,
lar/{e {anuly room, hllllldry 476 TOURAINE
- 2 bedroom
Cape Cod, large rooms, fin.
room, 2'h haths, ail' conditionished basement.
Oprn Suning, full tiled hasement
with
day 2-5 Owner. 886.3708 or
fireplace and lavatory,
many
otilCr features.
By appoint88140S8.
ment. Immediate
possession.
710 RIVARD. 3 bedroom Eng'
TUxedo 6-1068.
Iish Tudor. Living room, dining l'Oom, fully equipped kit
chen with breakfast
nook. 200
foot fenced in yard. Immedi.
A VISIT to this New
all.' possession. Vnlier $30,000.
England Atmosphere
Assume 5% % mortgage.
By
owner. 8826060. Open Sat. and
will find you the home
Sun. until 1 p.m.
of your choice.
GROSSEPTE. SHORES
.3, 4 and 5-bedroom IlOmcs
• Grosse Pointe Schools
• Hudson's Easlland-5
blocks
• Edsel ~'0f(1 Express-l
block
• Park-Playground-l
hloek
35 FONTANA LAN E
NEW CAPE
by
A. W. MILLER, INC.
com.
kitchen, 2'h car garage,
conditioning.
Immediate
cupaney.
DANBURY PARK SUB. .
H
COD, almost
~~e::~y;,5~~:::;f;m~~:~,balt~t
I
FONTANA
BUILDING CO.
VA 2-2590
Open 11:00.5:00 week days; 2.00
:> S'mdays. Closed Saturday.
TU
4-2750
'1-3i m~~TS
--.
1
500 HEATHER LANE
(For
Sale or Ren!)
4-BEDROOM
white brick WiIIiamshnrg
Colonial.
Circular
stair, powder room, separate
.dining room, family room as
,veil as study with outside entrance.
Breakfast
room with
bay.
Laundry
on 1st floor
with lavatory.
Unusual loca.
tion at end of tree-lined
culdc-sac.
Near
schools
and
churches.
Well landscaped,
Laid carpets
and drape.ries.
t
$75,000;' .884-2106 or 886-0757.
Saturday
and Sunday,
__________
I
2-5 p.m,
1
TAPPAN.
S ays
822.1203
SHELTIE
ST. CLAIR
puppies
ROOFING
gulters
rates.
..-
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and Gutter Repairs,
cleaned,
reasonable
TU;(edo
1.4807.
1------------------(tOy~iii;0121
1 __ ~:e:_~~~e_~~.~all_~~~375~
H-RUG
BRI CK
porches.
9.3947,
I
CLEANING
..__ 1
Interior
87'xllO',
private
residential
beacb
for
Exterior
lot with
residents
I
12
A1TRACTIVE
lake.
Persl'an
free
'
Carol Sample,
1
Information
-------
Driveways,
Porches,
WaIks
Patios, Tue',. Pointing,
Pre.cast
Steps
Waterproofing
MALE Siames;-kitten,
able. Tuxedo 2-4899.
-;~as~~~
Tn
PAll.
rON.
OR
ACT .
Best IIIaterl~1. Service a~d pr~ce'l
25 years. III Grosse Pomte. - or
free estimate
call
KIND BOARDING HOM'"D nec d TU 1-7336
I'd (or gentle old dog, for
--------.
month or 2. 821.4878.
CUSTOM paintl'ng and decorat-
M 0 nth
~
WE ARE
SPECIALIZING
IN
Flagstone
Walks and Patios,
Natural Stone Planters
LICENSED
BONDED
1 y rates.
__ 2_94-42_16_,
..If no
answer
CONCRETE-BRICK
STONE-WATE'f,PROOFING
INSURED
CENTER
entrance
colonial, 3
hedrooms,
l'h baths, den, remodeled
kitchen, with nook, --
additional
capital.
Mini.
mum $50,000.
Reply to Box 1125
.. .
Grosse Pointe News
I
call 372-3023
ilM=SEWiR--CLEANING-I'
BRp~;~a~N~teBpLOC~-p P~rcruect
_
,
..
s, e. er
.
g
ADV~NCE
MAINT~NANCE
pOI.nt1l1 and patchmg,chlm.
Elect~le Sewer Cleamng for all
ne}s.
drams and sewers.
STONg-Patios,
walks, flower
COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL
boxes,
stone repairs
of all
WE DIG AND REPAIR
types.
A~~C:-E~
~EWE~S
I -----------1
884-9512
or
uaran
d
WATERPROOFING
ee
I
I
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MOVE TO FLORIDA
OWN YOUR
OWN BU.SINESS
new carpeting,
furnace.
2'h
car garage
and drive. 3626
Somerset,
$24,950.
Owner.
822-5619.
--------------
I
$40 ,.000 00 A YEAR
EARNING POTENTIAL
ALSO
NEW CARPET SALES
SamypOiUeSr
SHhoOmWe
in n
II lifetime opportunity
10 o-.vn
your own business in the Sun
shine State. This
is a 12
rooms, f~lll bath, plus ~ ~alf
baths,
klte!l~n has bUlIt'IllS,
separate
~I.mng room, excellent condItIOn, 2-car garage.
OFFERED
BY
ANIEL
CARPET LAYING
NEW AND OLD
Stair Carpet Shifted
Repairs of All Types
c.Igare t B urns R e. W oven
ALL SEWERS
CLEANED ELECTRICALLY
BOB TRUDEL
month a year busine5S with
TU 5-0703
no seasons. If you are honest,
a good worker, and can run 21C-ELECTRICAL
a husiness, your earning poSERVICES
tential is MO,OOO.OO a year.
---------Investment $10,000 and workELECTRICAL
WIRING
ing capital. If qualified.
call
an d REPAIRS
~Ir. Cairns.
WE 3-3870 for KRAUSMAl'N
ELECTRIC
CO.
appointment.
TU 2-5900
21D--E-L-EC-T-R-'C-A-L--A LITTLE
DANDY. A smaIl
p
restatll'ant
by Lake Huron.
AP L1ANCES
R u i I din g and equipment.
-GR-OS-SE-P~O-IN-TE'S-ONLy-Ready tr. go. Only $5.700 with
terms.
5293 Yorkshire
882-9750 or 331-8029
since
19I1
ZIP-FURNITURE
Specializing in exlerior painting.
Guaranteed
highest
quality
wnrkmanship
an'j 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. Estimates are free, 371-7478.
----------------
H. F. JENZEN
BUILD ING
Home and industrial
repairs.
Additions,
at tic s comp~eted,
Porch
enclosures,
recreation
arc rooms, garages repaired.
No
TV 1-~744
TU 4-3011
I
BASEMENTS
WATERPROOF
ED-Reasonable
rates, work..
manship gu:;ranteed. 921-8175
--P-.--P-.
G
....RACE-&--SON
In business
MASONRY and carpenter work.
All types. new and repair.
Fullj' insured.
35 years ex.
.
k
perLence.
All 11'01'
guaranteed. 776-9391.
REPAIR::>
W a t erproo f'lng anu.• b flC
. k wor. k
We nnderpin footings, repaircaved.in
basement
walls or
make
replacements.
In spection of completed
work inviled;
we guarantee
0 u r
workmal.ship.
FHA term
s,
licensed, insured,
bonded,
ONTARIO
CONSTRUCTION
CO.
881-4400
-----------BRICK, BLOCK, cement work,
chimneys,
porches,
s t e p s,
bnilt and repaired.
Basement
waterproofing.
294.4074.
----------21 S-CARPENTER
WORK
We dig
water
drains broken or cracked
replaced.
Free estimates.
joh too small-just
cilll
FRED NAVARRO
WATERPROOFING
CO.
TU 2-5735
,
EXPERT painting, paper hang.
ing. Free estimates.
G. Van
Assche. VAlley 4.1492.
--H--UGHES
BROTHE-R-S--I
DECORATORS
I
e-
. 4h P' t
~'ears ill ,I.'
om es.
FREE ESTI~{ ATES, LA 1.46[13
N() JOB TOO SMALL
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
C--EMENT \vork, porches, d..r.I've.~
TV d 299°0
ways, garage.
ex 0 - O<l.
WATERPROOFING
INSIDE
OUTSI DE
1-----------
Bas
11
I
1
ALL WORK guaranteed.
outside waterproofing;
-
ment leaks.
SEWERS
CLEANED,
broken
sewers repaired.
Guaranteed
Reasonable
rates. 921.8175.
I
I-K-E-N-'S-M~O~Vl-N-G---Lo-ca-I-su-b-.
__ 8_8_2_.0_87_0______
urbs. One piece or houseful.
EXTERIOR painting. Free estiL ow rates. TU 2-8540.
mates. Grosse Pointe refer.
, -----------ences. DRexel 1-0210, PRes.
21A-G£NERAL
SERVICES
cott 3.0183.
=-
CONCRETE
Driveways~ side ..
walks, patios! garage
floors,
c em en t p,:• t Ch 111g 0 f a II t ypes,
I'
BEAGLE
_
m~h;~A.K.C..
5
ing, wall papering,
30 years
SEWERS
months.
shols,
housebrokeij.
experience.
527-3933; 521.4519.
Installed
and Repaired
822 1865
.
.
COlllPLETE Decorating service.
Basement
Waterproofing
Painting,
interior,
exterior.
20-P1ANO
SERVICE
Paper hanging and removing.
All work guardllteed
COMPLETE p:ano service. T\ln.
;\laterials, workmanship
guar.1
24 hI'S. service
anteed . For estimat es, caU
mg,
re b 1II'ld' mg,
re f'mls, h'JOg,
'VERBEKE
WATERPROOFING
de.mot1Jing.
Member
Piano
WILLIAM FORSYTHE
PR 5.5019
LA 1-4693
------------Technicians
Guild. R. Zech,
VAlley 2-9108
TV 1.9830
14C-REAL
ESTATE
731.7707.
EXCHANGE
1---------KURT 0 BAEHR
21 N--- ..--SP-H--.. L-T-------------.---PIANO tuning
and repairing,
.
A
A
W!LL Irade Lake st. Clair home
Thomas
Pettit, TRinty 3-9239 CUSTOM Painting and Decora!.
DRIVEWAY
for Florida business
proper.
or TUxedo 1-2382,
ing. Wall papering.
Guaran.
-----.---....----ty. 1.791-1025, aiter 6 pm.
I 21-MOVING
& STORAGE
teed. Free estimates.
L/.ke
MAKE TIlE OLD asphalt like
15-BUSINESS
1
'iew 1-5716.
it's been freshly done with
OPPORTUNITieS
filler.
This
filler
restores
MAYWEATHER
MOVING CO.
CUSTOM PAINTING
beauty to old driveways,
Call
Licensed. Responsible.
House.
& DECORATING
now for free estimate.
874INVESTOR
hold and office furniture. Day
WALL PAPERING
1855.
OR ACTIVE PARTNER
or night service. No job too
lnterior
and Exterior
_.
Independent
company
in
large or too small. Free esU.
20 Years Experience
21 a-WATERPROOFING
finance
field;
established
mates. 861.2280.
RUDOLPH TONELLO
and able to expand
with
Tbree lIIi1e Drive
BASEM ENT
.
_
LAWRENCE VERBEKE
CEMENT CO.
----
372-3022
SHURTLEFF-I
~TING
No Job Too Small
'J. OLMIN
WINDOW CLEANING
SERVICES
FREE ESTIMATES
PAINTING - WALL - Tex aOll pap.erhanging
remov.
ing -: \~all was h'mg, 30 years
-R~L.
Dach~h~;;d-;:-;;d
and !an pups. AKC, 2 females,
1 male,
8 weeks.
$75-$100.
Tuxedo 2.0919.
_.
--------------1
MINIATURE
I
I
to "ood' home.
Fo
886.7593.
~~~:t~~~,C~22\\~~r,g~~a:~~~~:
~.__________
A-I INTERIOR
and exterior
painting,
wall washing
anll
paper
hanging.
Have insurance. Kenneth
Pygotl,
SLocum 8-1780, after 5:30 p.m.
the
CALL
GEORGEPALMS
'
•
TU 6-4444
I
~~ii~:~;S.
penter repairs,
wail ]Japering
and gutters.
Free estimate.
3821221.
JilMALYAN-kiiten~'-rare
and
beautiful
long-haired
breed
8 weeks oj'.!. Champion pedi~
gree. TU 2.5225.
_______
....__ ._
POODLE PUPS, apricot mini.
ature. Cal TU 5-6156.
886-3210
lots near
call
Ro'
AiioiiAilLE-K-ITTENs--part
Frontage,
65'x275'.
BETTY VINCI
REALTOR
20525 MACK
_____________
to show. FOr mformatlon
Wm.
Dant,
1.752.3686.
meo" Mich.
CONTRACTOR
All types
Cement,
Stone and
Brick W',rk .....New and Repairs
TU 2-0717
__ 2~~~do 2-20~~
_
21 K-WINDOWWASHING
1----CHIMNEYS,
porches buill and
: A-OK Window Cleaners. Sen'ice
repaired.
Leaky
basements,
1 on storms and screens. l"ree
broken
sleps. Call anytime,
or
only.
Harper Ave, Business
zoned commercial.
~~~~7s1~_Geo.<t':~~~n~~r~~~~~
i ------------I' 211-PAINTING
AND
DECORA TING
and
PR
J. W. KLEINER
CEMENT
ELM ERT. LABADI E
NO SHRINK!NG,
I
repair,
patios
Free estimates.
1
CUSTOM PAINTING
WALL WASHING
I Completely different in temper IINTERIOR. EXTERIOR paint. i
I a.ment
but either breed is de
ing. Attent!oc al'"rtment
own-:
hghtful as pe~s and a~e born
ers - rehrees.
General car-
SHORES
80x130 (Canel
lot) corner
Jefferson
and Rio Vista,
I
tached garage.' Large fenced
yard. On circular
court. low
taxes. Immediate
occupancy.
PRescott 9.2835.
.__
... _.-.
The 'CHIC' in your Pel.
Expert Grooming - All Brceds
~AL. E--.
;OR
2.6
CROSSE PTE. WOODS
ST. CLAIR SHORES, near 81
1"0
RD
0
'd .
Mile and M~rter. 3 bedroom: 2000 O.X. RD
.- ulsl I.' ),S
brick, new buill-in
kitchen,
det:elvm~. Stop ny ~unday 25.
1'12
ha.ths.
Finished
rec.
Se~ ~hc Ill.slde" ,Y.ouII be surroom With bar 1'12 car at.
pnscd. Bnck l'l story, 4 bed.
--- ..----------_
4 BEDROOM Colonial. Florida
porch, I:as heat,
I'h haths,
natural fireplace.
459 Maison
Road, Gros.~e Pointe Farms
$36,500 on land contract. Open
Contour styling 1{).bring out.
~
-----. KERRY DANT'S KENNEL
. LA.KESHORE LOT
Pup pies
from
outstanding
Located 10 Grosse Pte. Shores. championship
stock.
135xl88.. Bui.ld to ~uit your
ENGLiSH COCKERS
needs 10 thiS prestIge
area.
KERRY BLUE TERRIERS
Open Daily 12.6; Sunday
LocatEd of{ the West Round
Jlar'ler
Ave. Service Drive,
hetween Eight ~tile Rd. and
Vernier Ild. in Harper Woods.
:PET SALON
13B-CEMETERY
1
--------PROPERTY
CANAL, 10 year old ranch. 80'
---------3 CEMETERY
LOTS for sale,
101, 3 bedrooms, plus paneled
family room, 2-ear attached
White
Chapel.
WO 3.1591
garage.
Privale
park priviart':r 8 p.m.
_,
leges. Beaulifully
landscaped.
L
14-REA
ESTATE
Excellent
condition.
22501
WANTED
Rio Vista sL Clair Shores.
$52,500. By owner. PR 12291. FAMILY needs fine 3 or 4 bed.
-------/'
room home, in 30's. Private.'
,
IIIr. Jay, TUxedo 1-7609.
__
air.
oc.
5 and 5.
21J-PAINTING
AND
DECORATING
_
p air s. Business established
COMPLETE decoraling.
Paper.
1911. p., .P. G I' ace
& Son,
hanging, insured,
guaranteed.
779.0010, 731-9037
Al Schneider. TUxedo 1.0565.
RIBBONS & BOWS
FARMS
..
21 R-BRICK
AND
CEMENT
WOR.K
SERVICES
.-----------ALL type roofing and guller reo
!__________________
1'"01' Further
1326.28 _
ltG-ROOFING
AKC registered.
756.0756.
----28 Years Experience
I ANGORAkitte;~--6\Veek~-~id~ I
DURACLEA~
Call hefore noon or after 6 p.m,
FREE for good home. TUxe';o
CARPET - FURNI'lURE
547-8394.
43180.
'
SERVICE
------------CARPErS,
rugs
and
uphol. 2JJ-WALL
WASHING
ONE BEDROOM co,op apart.
FREE KI'ITENS to good hom"s.
stere~
furmture
cleaned
on -------------ent Detroit River $20000
TU 6.3667.
locatIOn by the world fa mons
WALL WASH ING
~sh"
Monthly
ma;nten~nce
-.~----- -----;-----... 1 "Flower
Fresh"
Duraclean
PAINTING
& DECORATING
$60. For information 777.3310, UN,WED MOTHER
wIs~es to I process. Moth proofm!(.
HOME MAINTENANCE
E e . g 881 0430
flOd homes for her chIldren. I NO SCRUBBING.NO
SOAKING
Newly
decorated
Up and j'
Down. Excellent
rental property. By appt.
SILLOWA Y & CO TU 4,7000 --
LOBECK .REALTY
884-2371
65
del'e Iopment
WAYBURN
FOR SALE
Plea~anl 3.bedrooln Farm Colo.
nial with fir~pJace,
Lot 180'
deep. Immedlcate
occupancy.
Call 886.6443.
:
---------------
1341 N. RENAUD
Grosse
Pointe Woods. Custom 3 bed.
'ck
rancb
0
244
145'
room br!
n
x
~~~i~:r;~~~~n~J~oom~f~:~~
'1
. h
faml y room Wit pow de r
room and bar,
21h baths,
complete
basement.
3 car
. kl
garage,
sprm ers.
886-4200
I
POINTE
4_._-~
-._.:
---------1-
MAISON ROAD
GROSSE
~----"r;-.,,,,,,",.,....
:,"'"
.......-A-A ....
--,
NEWS
t6-PETS
___
BY OWNER. Large 3 bedroom
ranch, family room. Excellent
area,
Upper fifties. 'Private
partie:'i only. 51h% mortgage
available.
881.1305.
______
~__________
--------
SCHWEITZER
Membcl' of l.IcEdra
Grosse Pointe Multiple
ing Assoc.
ESTATE
FOR SALE
BETIER LIVING
BEGINS WITH
A NEW HOME
----
POINTE
...(-,---------
Remodel'lng? .
DON'T
REPAIR
CHAIR RUSHING and Caning~
worn seats reweven like new.
TUexdo 4-2432.
----------------OLD COUNTRY
furniture
re..
finishing and antiquI'nl!. Cus.
~
tOIll reupholstering.
527-3933;
521.4519.
----ELEGANCE
IN
UPHOLSTER!NG
Cusl.om mad~ furmll1re;
.dec.
oratdi1ve f. ab r I c s; profeSSIOnal
nee epomt
mountmg,
tapes.
tries and yarn;
chairs
and
stools in stllck. EWALD, estah.
lished 1920, lZ929 Kercheval
at
East1awn, VA, 2-8993.
-----------2tQ-PLASTERING
THINKING OF
TAKE
CALL
A
CHANCE
A PROFESSIONAL
•
WE'LL
PLAN YOUR PROJI ECT AND DESIGN IT FOR
YOU
•
CALL
AND
I
FOR FREE ESTIMATE
COUNSEL
SERVICE
•
HARVARD,
:1446 _ Excellent
20225 Mack TU 6-1 i90
hom( for the lar!:e family.
ST CLAIR SHORES
.
4 hedrooms,
2'/:' baths.
All
.
Are you thinking of seIlmg
rnoms nreample_
size. B.cst j >.'IIlST OVL'VRING-21524
l'an.\
your house? If so, call us.
CONSTRUCTION
of constructIon
2 car l:ar ge C
,. •
COMPANY
'" hlock to lran'sporlation.
~31j
~lewo04cll -I 13 b~Ii.lck-Harpehr'i16.~~8-CAD~EUX-i~~-{;~il;
DONALD
BLI SS
f
.
I
."rea.
lee room
r1C
rauc
,.
Decorator
or appomlmen
.
wilh 2 haths. newly decorduplex near Jefferson. $48,000.
JOHN A ROWLINGS
INC
2n m or
.
FACTORY AUTHORIZED
Exterior
Interior
Call 772-.'1863 8a nl .-,..
ative
finis he d
has~ment.
.
I,EXINGTON OFFICE
WARHEN
Price;l in the mid tWl'nties.
8 pm.l0p.m.
I
883.3700 or 359-9611
SERVICE
Free Estimates
DOWLAND, 325:12- Spl,tless 2
Close to shopping. immediate
. -.- -- --.--------POI NTE VACUUM
TU 1-7050
.Attics
.Porch Enclosures
!Jedroom
filee hrickrancn.
occupancy. Open Sunday, 25.
GROSSEPTE. PARK
DECORATOR'S-s'TUI)-IO
.Additions
.Kitchens
.Garages
Family room. 1'" haths, mud. 225011 ()VI'.RI.AKL:-()ne
of thl'l
BY OWNER
Ideal
for one or two de. FREE PICKUP
& DELIVERY I..
40 Y-=~~~P'_
- EXPE/~RT P~AST~R
and dry.
.Commercial Buildings
room. carpl't.s and draperies.
.
r_
NEW
REBUILT
PARTS
EXTERIOR
painting,
caulking,
\Va I repairs.
Licensed
COil.
F:xcellent
JOI~a(ion. 1"'1 us
feW good ('olonials
io this
signers, Will sell for inven- TU 1 1014
PR 24050
free
fm t
P'
t
ai
tractor.
20 years. F~ee estiJ 1M SUTTON
area3 bl'rlroollls,
1'.-2I
Open Sun. 25
lory. III health forces sale.
es I a cs.
am
rep I'
mates. PRescott 8.2678 or 773.
1677 Brys Dr.
TV 42942
show it to you.
halhs , 2 l'ar gar;'gl'. Open 1113 BEDFORD _ Charming
Box
T-23,
Grosse
Pointe
21002 MACK
and cleaning
gutters.
PRes2377.
AI'RII
J ANF I4fGC
'r;"'
Slm,!:I},
25.
English center entrance
Colo.
News.
cot! 93947.
__ ----------QlJALITY-~I'~rk-cl~~;e
hy-~'ar.
. . ..
'II:' I
~";IJOi I'
nial, 6 hedrooms, 2 fu!l baths.! .---- --.------ 21 E-SEWI
NG MACH IN E
emtom
paintin,.l:,
paperhangPLASTER cracks repaired.
Tile
penter
with over 2(/ years'
I lI,ng In lis lI'aullll
. lei'
221100 YAL~;
J.i1S11r\'
ran"h
dressinJ; rm.,.se,cond floor. Ex-: ~IAl\.IA :\~D PAPA ~IOT":L, Jl
REPAIR
iug. Interior.
exkrior.
Plasand drywall repairs. PRescott
experience
in residential
con
room f:ll'l' hri~'k ralll'h plll~;
'leal' 1t1l' lake.3
h~rlrourlls.
t
I I
I
(\
14-8()
family room With IIl'epl;,cc, 2,
2'2
ear
allal'hel\
garage,
~I'~e y arge IV.lI1g r?om an
unils, fully furnished.
Ready CO:\IPLETF:
TUNE _ UP, aU
tel' p:llehing,
l'aulking.
elc
.,).
struclion
in Grosse
Poinl(',
full haths,
ll\lIlt'II1.~, helol\' I
Beautiful
ROxl35 101 near
lllnmg room With fireplace;
10 ;:0. Only 20 minut~s from
makes $3.75 Tuxedo 2.1881.
O\'er 20 years
cxpericncc.
21 R-s-iuCK-iND'
-----Cnncientious.
Can do an\'~rr;lmrJ ~1\'JmmJllg puo!. many,
tile lakr--;J
hcclroon,s
2'z
«'ompletely
remodeled
kltch.
the Xway. on husy U,S. 25. .-_. --------.--.----Frce estimates.
TU 2-0661. I
CEMENT
WORK
lhing. Small jobs accer.labic,
I'xtras, ! ~,cated in Warren's
tar attached
~aragc. B'eallti
~~J;h:~~~sg-:.~ ~1~~a:'f~~~:C°nOe~: Full prier, $14,950.
21G--ROOFfNG
SERVICES
INTERIOR
and exterior-paint
..... -- ------------TUxedo 4.5372.
_._. '-~_. --- .~._----_ -.._nie('~\ a~d dmn"il con\'el1i,,~t
ful 80xl35 lot near sehools
in porch;
mud room;
den;
JOHN A. ROWLIN!;. INC.
R-OOFINGiutters
d(;~k~:-N;;
ing. wall washing and il.,aatPncsr,I,
ALL KINDS CEMENT Aluminum Siding and Guii~rs.
nel!: )orllln.
.v apI'olll.
and tran"portation
:llso pri.
new
storms
. and
screcns;
LEXJ~GTON
OFFICI';
repairs.'
Do
\~ork
myself:
hanging.
Reasonahle
~
We use the hcst material.
ml'nt only.
\'alr
swim par k, See this
('II.,tom drapcnes;
completely
883.3700
359.!l611
TUxedo 1-4807.
30 years'
experiencc.
Ray 1 AND BRICK WORK
C.upentry.
Call TV 2-0661
,
h
tollay ! ! !
carpeted
recenl1u decorated,
narno\I'skV
823 ~596
Stop III .to let 1I~ S ow YOIl flIlr
J-.-.
-..
n
. J,
•• ~ •••
and save!
photos of many other homes
:!. rar garage H~t water hea.l. 1 ~PETS
-FOR FOR GUTTER
t;arage
floors,
driveways,
rat
in Grl'sse Pointe and vil'inily.
BRUCE N.
Clos!' to paroehlal and public
--___
-- -----.
AND ROOF REPAIRS
PAINTING-2
('()lIcge seniors,
walls, pre-cast sleps, porl'hes DOING all types of l:~rpe~;
schoo!.',
Priced
in middle
SIIIII.TZU-Beauliful
silky rag
expl'rienl'ed
in interior,
exrehuilt
or repaired.
Patios
wQrk, remodeling attic room~
50's. For appointmenl,
call
doll puppies. 19443 Mack, TU
Call Richard Willertz
terior
work.
8814289.
8RI.
:llIll natural
stone planters.
porches.
Small or hig job~:
TUxedo 6.5135, or 822.5010.
1.9007.
50 Roslyn Rd.
Tlj 1.8170
63R7,
All crment
cracks
repaired.
Estimates
free. TUxedo 5.
5892.
poom,!'; puppies. toys IOlma. Y
I
EXPI':nmNCED
exterior paintBasement
walerproofing.
FOR SA LI': BY OWNER
e.'. we c I'Jr. gutters and are
' I'.
.
fl,ll,' )'n<.llrell.
('I' ~pe('Ja !ZIng 1lI garagl's
:Inri
. FH~:E EST[MATI~S .•
REALTOR & ASSOC. J ru'ome h I1nga IOw on C OllrVI'11e h,rl'.', "KC, Black, white. ap.
REALTOR
J'
I
J'
.
(' II
Additions - Alterations
hetween Warren and }o"rank.
ricot, $50. Stud servicc. 831.
... _.______
__ _
,on1('s.'
ree c.,l,male.a
]';0 ,lOB TOO SMALl,
:!fifi,4R44,
886-3210
Ill)
Ken'hc\'al
On
the
Ilill
2h~l2.'i MACK
5489
New Homes
.JlTST CALI.
I
forI. Upper has large li\'in.'l
• ,.
-- .
TUxedo 2-57:l5
room wilh lIatur~1 fircplace.:
BRITT"NY
Sllanie1
PuPPiI'S'I'
•
YERKEY & SONS
Kitchens, Family Rooms
«tilling
room.
kllchen
:lncl
,\KC. adorable pels. champion
ROOFING CO
WE :':I'ECIM.lU;
EX!l'rifir
WI' Also SpcClaim in
FRED
NAVARRO
SERVICINC THE GROSSE POINTES
hreakfast
room. 2 large hcd.
slock.
t;xcellenl
h u n tel's.
.
painting. 27 years' ~xpcrience.
Modernizing Bathrooms
rooms
and
large
scr~en('d
Shol .•. Wormed. Evenin!:s and
INC.
DU PONT PA INTS Used
FOR OVER
CENTURY
TH IELE Construction
IJOrch. Now occupied al $150
weekends.
399-1025.
~l1chigan's Oldest Roofer
Reasonablc, Call Evrnings.
i~--------.----per
month.
Lower
ownerRcd
t I d Co
. 1 TW
& Supply Co.
Every Sfyle of Fence
Ol'cllpied, has same as uppcr 1I111lALY"~ . SIAMESE,
19443 All
en la a~ f m~er~la k
1-5896
772.3116 :
H.
CHAUV
IN
f
I
PR 5-2~23
hilt cndosecl slinroom instead
Mack TU 1-9007.
.
G~rtee~so andoOC~n~~ctor:c
S PAfNTING A'ID DI':CORATING
ereeted for you
CF:~TENT CONTRACTOn
of poreh, plus ~ew wall.to.
poom F. _ AKC I
'h't
I
Thl' Ikst In !'aints
ALL TYPES 01" CEMENT
'C\RPI-:\TUI
WI'flK
\lorll'rll.
walI carprt
In 1I\'lng room,
female: 4 month;, s~~;S\\:I~::
Repairs.
No job too lilrge
Inll'rior and E~h'rio,.
WOHK
i l/aII011. 1""11'IIIt1;!. ;,lli('s. ad
cllnln!: room and halI, ~as
rdo t3!,66.
or 100 sm:lll.
l':xlll'rt Wallpaper
Ill-milling
I
,Ill lon"
h 11.-II<'n'. "eilings.
IncludIng
h!':lt, 2 l'ar garage.
Asking
CALL 8!l!l2100
• ;";l':ATNF:SS IS ~IY
• Walks • Dril'es • Porches
r<~);'II" ('\, TI "'d"
22795.
$:n,500.
('all
TlJxe«1o
27609,
SII.\'EH
gray,
small
miniatnrc
Frce
Estimate
BUSINESS.
•
Patios
•
Waterproofing
Chain link All-Steel and
'CAUi'J-:\'ITll
\',;1111.' .'mall johs,
Pnoclle puppil's.
AKC regis.
Vt-: !I ',:12,\
I'll 75,n!J
• PrcCast
Steps
Rustic Style.
..
pan('III1l~. I'l'P;llflllg,
S(T~('n:-:.
'I'rl'd
i'rl'scot!
5.7262 after ALL ROOF & GtrrTER
WORK.
• Tlll'k Pointing
2041 NORWOOD DRlVf:, (;rosse
4 p.m.
i
1I0VSE NEED 1"\lNTI;';(;~
'No jnh 100 .•mall. Free
csl..
ponh,',. ,'!r'. j'/(c,{'otl 1.372!l
Pnintr
Woods.
3 hedroom
Caulking. chimney repairs.
For eXl'rlllnl
work al reason. I mates.
CARPI';\T!';R __i\1I tY)'le5 rcpair
Colonial. 1':1il:cllent rondition.
!,'RI':Jo:. rlar1inll kittens.
3 all
Gutter5 cleaned.
ahle plICe~. {'all Hod, 772 I
CALL
Air rondilioned.
!lppointmrnt
gray.
2 l!ray slripp.d. Call
ADVANCE MAfNTENANCE
R~r;(j. Exlerior
l/lIcl interior.
TU 2.6586
TU 2,,"9,'>6
.1nrl ~rn.Jn(lcJJn::. e,r! Willson.
10403
HARPER
RESIDENTIAL,
INDUSTRIAL
j,,\ fi;,;,OI
'I'lJxeclo 1.7649.
TU 2.5539
.\11 (;ros~c Pointe rcfcrl'ncl's, I
only. TlIxf'do 4.0897.
I
I
H 0 OV ER
CUSTOMCRAFT
881-1024
""-ri
I
I
.._.
SAti- - --I
1----- --
TAP PAN
BETTY VINGI
J D Can d Ie r
'/2
I
:1
WA.1-6282
MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO.
I
Thursday, August 22, .•968
215-CARPENTER WORK
. 21Z-LANDSCAPING
REMODELING
Inspection
of complete
invited;
we guarantee
workmanship.
HAVE your lawn and garden
eompletely
ready for spring
and summer. Get rid of crab
grass and weeds now. General
clean
up - power
raking,
power
rolling,
fertilizing,
lawn cutting and garden. culti.
vating.
Reasonable
rates.
work
our
SCHER\/ISH
CO.
881-4400
Landscaping Co.
Complete Lawn and
Garden Service
Landscape Design
CHRISTOPHER
CUSTOM
tions Estate
CO.
modernization,
addi.
attics - kitchens _
maintenance.
• Complete
custom lawn
garden
maintenance.
• Landscape
Design
JAMES BARKER
Construction
923-8585
923'8587
and
Pbol:o by Eddie McGAth. Ir.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughitt q. Molt.
!lfr. and Mrs. Joseph
W. zau. of Berkshire
road. are anLouisell, of Three Mile drive, Muncing
the
engagement
of
announcing
the
engage.
their daughter,
ANN MARIE,
• Licensed by the Mich. Dept. are
MARY to Joseph L. Bosworth, son of
MORE VALUE for your money.
of Agriculture.
Members of ment ()f their daughter,
JO, to John F. Youngblood,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bosworth, of
the
Metropolitan
Detroit
Additions,
kitchens, dormers.
Vermontville,
Mich.
Landscape
Assoc. and Eli&t. son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
basements,
bathrooms.
wall
J. Youngblood, Jr., of EdmundThe bride-elect was graduated
side Landscape Assoc.
removals. No job too small or
tDo large.
ton ~rive...
from Grosse Pointe High School
•
Completely
inwred.
bhss LoulSell IS a graduate
and this past June r{.ceived her
All
work
guaranteed
and
of. Our Lady Star of the Sea Bachelor of Science degree from
BIDIGARE BROS. ING.
personally rendered to satis. High. School and the School t!f Michigan
State Un i v e r s i ty,
office 772.5715
faction.
nl' wher~ she majored in Retailing
Dent!stry
at Marquette
evenings'
till 11 TO 1.6988
v~rslty:
where. she affiliated
and affiliatlld with Alpha GamServing Grosse Ptes.
With. Sigma ~hl Alpha, Dental ma Delta sorority.
ZIT-DRESSMAKING
HygIene national
honor soror.
H
f'
Is
d ted
for Six Years
ily.
er lance a 0 ~as .gra ua
ALTERATIONS
and
repairs.
Her f i a nee
was graduated
las~ Ju~e fr~m Michigan State
DA VID W. SCHERVlSH
1152 Maryland, Grosse Pointe
from Austin Catholic Prepara.
U~lverslty
WIth a. Bac~e1or of
240 FISHER
RD.
Park. VAlley 1-2631.
tory School and is currently at. S~lence degree. HIS maJor was
Call after 6 P.M. for
SEWING:
Alterations.
adults
tending
Wayne
Slate Univer. FlIlance.
Free Estimates
and children;
hems, zippers,
sity, where he will be studying
A late winter
wedding
is
TU
4.4617
pillows. 1lrapes. Trousers euf.
Law.
,planned.
fed. TUxedo 1.1455.
A December
28 we<:(ding is ----------THOMPSON
DRESSMAKING
and
:litera.
LANDSCAPING CO.
p_Ian_nCd.___
tions. Experienced.
Superior
Custom lawn and garden servo
workmanship.
Your home or
ice. Complete landscaping
and
mine. 568.4179.
designing. Fertilizing, sodding
and trimming. Free estimates.
GET NEW HEMLINES in early,
PO Box 5047, Grosse Pointe
children and adults. Trousers,
Mich.
TV 4.2720
draperies.
Quick s e r vie e.
Reasonable.
VAlley 1.3367.
I
.u
Troth Told
ALTERATIONS
and
Will pick up and
TUxedo 1-3669.
sewing.
deliver.
21U-PLUMBING
SPRENKLE
• PLUMBING
• HEATING
• SEWER
CLEANING
VA 2-1282
Since 1916
LARRY'S
CUSTOM
H,UMBING
AND HEATING
Residential
and Commercial
Repair and Remodel
Water
Heaters-A.
O. Smith
Permaglass
and Rheem Glass.
I
WI~l~~s!1p~~~AN,
Shrubs trimmed, gardening.
No
lawn
service.
Experienced
individual. 779.0269.
THE GROSSE POINTE
PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
NOTIOE OF PUBLIO HEARING
PROPOSED 1968.69 BUDGET
GRAND TOTAL
SI:l.437,95I,(l(J
Revenues:
Bcginning Cash Balanc!'
Current Local Taxes
Dclin4uent
Taxes & Interc"t
State Aid (All Types)
Escrow from l"uture l:lungcts
fcderal
Aid
Other Rcvenue
Estimated
DefiCIt
Tolal C\lrrl'nt Opl'ralion
Debl Rl'lireOlenl
GRAND
S
531.372.00
8,315.1\70.00
l!l2.500,OO
2,142.164,00
524,4!l7,OO
31.~70.oo
I 82.2.'iO.00
671,161.00
SI2 ..'i97,Ofl400
lltO,867.00
TOTAl,
Copil's of Ihis propo~crl l''l(l.~l'l ar!' ~\ailahlr
for puhliC"
inspel'tion at Ihl' Boarn of f;:lII('at10n Oflu'!'. :::99 Sl ('1;'11".
(;r()s.~l' Poi nil',
BOARD 01'" EDljCATIO\
Tin: GROSSE POINn; rliBUe SCIIOO\. SYSTr:~1
fl:~RBARA I{, TII01\lPSO:\.
Sr:crn:T,\HY
Augusl
14,
1968
...
TO TAXPAYERS.
Due to the fact that August 31 st falls on
Saturday and .the City Offices will not be
open, Grosse pointe Farms taxpayers are advised to pay their City taxes prior to 4:30
P.M" August 30, i968, or aSSUI1e, if payment
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In Kentucky
ADVERTISEMENT FOR
STREET SU'RFACING,
CONCRETE PAVEMENT
WIDENING AND REPAIR
AND PARKING LOT
CONSTRUCTION
.
1Urs. Omar Field Rains, of Mapleton road, recently
Fall Bride
$12,597.084.00
840.867.()()
...
NOTICE
"I worked all moming in the clinic, giving shots
is made by mail. that the enyeJope be postto nlen. women and children, cleaning wounds, floors,
needles, hands, et cetera," sbe describes the sitllation
marked not later than August 31 st and arrive
and her part in it.
not later than September 3. 1968,
"The worst thing for me was.giving shots to babies
.- I almost couldn't do it.
"I had bought a bag of can.dy to give some of the
little oneSj after I gave a shot to one little boy. I gave
ANDREW BREMER. JR.
him a candy to stop his crying and he said, 'Thank you
for the candy - but if you give me two I won't cry aU
City Manager
day!'
"P~ermo only felt the sl1aking of the earth. really.
Some very old houses fell and maybe one or two people
died of heart attacks, but that was all. That.s not saying
we weren't given a good scare - almost everyone slept
Published
Grone Poiute News August 22. 1968
outside their bouties. and all those having houses at
MondeUomoved there."
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Early last month" Anne's sister flew to Rome.
Anne and some of her classmates drove to Rome to
CITY OF
meet Mary Louise and bring her back to Perugia for
a look at the University.
.
Then the two Gillis girls flew to Palermo for a six
weeks'vacation with relatives.
They're both back in The Pointe now, having flown
in from Rome August 12. Anne plans to re$ume her
MICHIGAN
studies at the Unillersity of Michigan, (she spent one
year there before going to Perogia). Mary Louise will
be a senior at Groslie Pointe South High School.
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COMPLETE
landscaping
servo
ice by Julius LaQuiere.
Top
dressing,
cultivating,
edging;
shrubs,
evergreens
pruned,
Lawn cut tin g, fertilizing,
Spring clean. up work. Houriy
rales. Reasonable.
Free esti.
mates. 885.5659.
Total Current Opcration
Deht Retirement
...
Kalamazoo
CollE!€e j u n lor
ROBERT B. MARR, son of MR •
and MRS. ROBERT MARR, of
Berkshire road, hlUi been named
to Kalamazoo's
SIlring
1968
Dean's List.
CITY OF
...
Anne was visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Guido
Greco, in Palermo when last winter's horrible earth •
quakes occurred. She sought shelter from three of the
rather bad quakes. Luckily. no one in her family was
injured.
When refugees were moved from one of the hardest.
hit villages and billeted in a seaside summer camp near
Paiermo, Anne war;one of a group of young people who
volunteered to help them. She was the only American
girl in the group.
She did everything from scrubbing floors to chang.
ing babies and fixing formulas. Finally, the Doctor in
charge asked her to help him.
Sojourn
R & C LANDSCAPING.
Com.
plete
lawn
and gardening
service. Free estimates.
Call
Clyde, 849-0953.
The Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe Public School
System will hold a public hearing on Monday. August 26,
1968, at 7:30 p.m. at the blonteith Elemenlary School. 1275
Cook Road, 10 re\;ew and consider the Systcm's 1968.69
proposed budge!.
The following is a summary
of proposed disburscments
and revenues:
BUDGET CLASSIFICATION:
Bunget Arno,l"t
Disbursements:
-S 8,85(564.00
-Instruction
393.902.00
General Administration
142,021.00
Attendance
88.411.00
Health Services
41,281.00
Transportation
1,325.654.(1)
Operation
520.210,00
~Jaintenance
341.350.00
Fixed Charges
252.680,00
Capital Oullay
lO.325flfl
Communi!~' Services
477.483UO
Pklblic Library
44.494.00
Stucient Services
102.70300
Outgoing Transfer Accouul.s
...
Enjoying a recent weekend at
Harbor Pointe as guests of the
WILLIAM
M. JOYS,
of St.
Clair, :Mich., were the ALLAN
SHELDENS.
III, of Provencal
road.
fitft Joinft lBoob
TRIMMING, removal, spraying,
feeding
and stump removal.
Free estimates. Complete tree
service.
Cal Fleming - 'l'ree
Service, TUxedo 1.6950 .
At a small dinner party in
their Rivard
boulevard
home,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hubbard
announced
the engagement
of
Tuxedo 1.7410
his daughter, ROBIN SHERRON
ELMERS PLUMmNG and Heat.
to Phi.~p Haskell,
E & R Landscaping.
Lawn & HUBBARD,
ing. KitchenAid
Dishwashers.
Jr., son ~f Mrs. Philip llaskeU,
Garden
Service.
JJedge
shear.
disposals.
dishmaster,
repair.
ing. VAlley 4-4258 or 886. of DanVille, Ill.. and the late
remodel.
TUxedo 4-4882.
Mr. Hask~~.
.
643!.
The bride.elect,
who l! also
2IV-SILVER
PLATING
the, ;laughter
of Mrs.
Ross
LAWN SERVICE - Trimming.
Sutherland
of S t u d i 0 City
cutting.
general
mainten.
• Silver & Gold Plating
ances. Reasonable prices. 886. Calif.. is ~n alumna of Valley
• Oxidizing and Repairing
Junior College, Studio City. and
1052.
• Brass Polishing & Lacquering I
.--Sawyer Business Institute.
Her
• F;replace fixtures refinished
BEER GONE
I fia~ce ~as gra~ua.ted
from the
• Copper polishing & buIfwi
. .
University of IllinoiS.
.
Patflcla
Sakmar,
1271 Ed.
An October
26 wedding
is
mundlon,
called Woods police planned.
LEEBERT
on Sunday, August 11. to report
..
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SILVERSMITHS
the theft from her garage of six
14110 CHARLEVOIX
six-packs of beer sometime
be.
3 Blks. West of Chalmers
tween 7 p.m. and midnight the
VA 2.7318
prcvious night.
line.
From Another Pointe of View
...
and
-Walls,
patios, back and
front yard planting, sod.
ding.
Modernization
Page Twenty.Sevln
NEWS
some time wIth aD aunt who has a summer home on
Mondella Beach.
In September sbe enroUed In the UniversIty at
Perugia, Italy. near Romej she has since eompleted
one school year at the University. During her various
school vacations, including a rather long one at Cbristmas, (six weeks), she returned to Switzerland to \'1&lt
places. such as Lucerne. she had not seen on her original
stopover, visited an unele and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Mario
Greco. in Luxembourg, spent two weeks in Paris and
traveled into Germany,
Her Easter vacation was spent in Rome with an
uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. Stefano Falcone.
.
711-4559.
ONTARIO
CONSTRUCTION
POINTE
To Be B'ride
SERVICE
Custom
built kitchen cabinets
recreation
rooms.
Additions
and all types of porch en.
closures,
siding and roofing.
FHA terms. We are insured
licensed and bonded.
'
CONSTRUCTION
GROSSE
,.,
r.,~,n, 'Jlalls for an Octobcr
III wedrlirl':£ in Our Lady Star of
li:c SCil CilHrch ~rc PATRICIA
,\"i\ STier fl.J AN and l~nsj~1l
.Jwl.'ion Booth
Welsh.
USN.
II hose ellgagCllll'l1t has hccn an.
l10unced hy her parcnL~. Mr.
:lI1d ~lr.~. Arthur C. Stich man. of
Woods l;,nL'.
. ill' !l:"i,:c.ciccl
allended
the,
L'ni\'crsity
of G cor g i a and
,Ilichi~an Stale Univer:;it.v. and!
is ('lIrrcnlly attending the Uni.
'er,it"
of Colorado. !>he is af.
flliatcd with Chi Omega SOl'.
orit"
II~r fiancl'. son of !Ill', and
,'Irs, ~'rederic S. Welsh, .Jr" of
Rochestcr. iIi.V.. was graduated
from SI. Lawrenee
Univer"ity.
1'\'1, John T. Sanders
Tal\'~s Arm)' t:oursc
Dr. and Mrs. John Pamen, of
Whitcomb drive, have annouuc.
I ed
the engagement
of their
I daughter,
LINDA KAREN,
to
Lawrence George Vandermark,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Vandermark,
of Vendome. road.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Western Michigan University. Her fiance was graduated
from Olivet College and attend.
d Wayne
State
University
e
graduate
school.
A November wedding is plao .
ned .
Patricia Shafer Weds Mr. Norris
Sealed proposals
for furnishiug
aU labor, material
equipotent
for installing
the approximate
quantities
forth hereafter,
to.wit:
CONTRAcr SECTION
Christopber M. F. Norris, son floor length gold chiffon gown
of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris, of and a corsage of white and.yel .
Kensington. road. claimed
Pa. low
Sweetheart
roses.
The
tricia Ann Shafer, daughter
of floor le"gtn gown of beige lace
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sbafer,
and a sin!(le red rose wrist
of Royal Oak, as his bride Sat. corsage.
urday, August 11.
Following a reception and din.
Officiating
at the 6 o'clock
ner at Kingsley Inn, Bloomfield
double ring ceremony in Christ Hills, the newlyweds left for a
Cranbrook
was
The motor trip to Chicago and Mil.
pieces were appliqued with lace Church
Rollin Norris.
waukee. They plan to return to
flowers, and lime green velvet Reverend
The bride, given in marriage
Royal Oak, where
they will
streamers
accented
their ariD
bouquets
0( pastel.shaded
gar- by her father, wore a gown of make their home while both
v~i1ed white organza ~ashioned
continue their studies at Wayne
den flowers.
WIth a detachable
tram and a ,State University
via Northern
Thomas B. Seiter, of Kallima.
bodice of Venice l!lce rosettes.
Michigan.
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zoo. was best man. Ushers were
A matching
lace headpiece
se.
Carl Vertregt, Thomas Rusinow,
cured
lIer silk illusion
Court
William
Mumaw
and Roddie
Osteopathic: ALJxi1iaries
veil. and she carried a Colonial
Crawford, the bridegroom's
eou.
bouquet of white roses accented
Set
Fall Fashion Benefit
sin.
with pink Sweetheart
roses and
A floor length gown of orange
stephanotis.
.,
II I h '{'
f B II
frost chiff'ln, fashioned with a
In floor length frocks of pink
" rs.
3 p
; IOZ, 0
a an.
tyne road, is serving as ticket
beaded, fillcd bodice and flow.
chiffon over taffeta, styled with chairman
of "Opus IV" with a
ing back panels. was the bride's
wide satin belts, ruffled V.neck.
Theatre
of Fashions by Margi
mother's
choice for the cere. lines
and Tong sleeves ending in
mony.
wrist ruffles were honor maid Franzel Shops, to be presented
Amy
Frederick
and
brides.
by the TriCounty
Osteopathic
The Lridegroom's
mot her
se!cctl'd a floor lcngth dress of maids Mrs. Dave Segraves and Auxiliaries at the Latin Quar!er
October 8.
mint green silk wllrsted. Both Donna Krawchuck.
mothers
pinned cymbidium
orTheir floor length pink veils
The
luncheon. fashion
show
chids to their purses.
fell from Dior he/ldbows. They will benefit the r.lichigan Col.
carried
Colonial arrangement.
lege of Osteopathic
~renicine.
The ncwlyweds arc v:lcation.
pink Sweetheart
Mrs. Gordon 1I0we is honorary
ing in Bermuda and will make of vari.shalled
chairm<ln of the party.
I
thl'ir homc in Ylsilanti
while rO.•es.
Ihe hridegroom
completes
his
Best man was Richard Wal.
INCONSISTENT
senior year at the University of lace. Ushering were Peler NOT'
ris. the bridegroom's
hrother.,
It seems ond thaI pe"ple will
~tichigan.
William Sullon and Michael DE.. shed their blood for thr right I
OlJtofto,~n
gue5ts
included
to govcrn themselvcs.
bill won't,
the hride's
grandparents.
Mr. Bold.
The hridc's
mother
wore a cven take timc 10 \"otc
a nd ~lrs. Charll's D, McDonald,
_I
of BCilver Falls, Pa .. the hride's
;
uncle and aunt, Mr. and 1Itrb.
I Paul
t.rmslrong.
of Beaver. Pa.,
CITY OF
al/olher aunt, Mrs. Lcslie Witty,
also of Beaver,
anothcr
uncle
and allnt, Mr. and Mrs. John
, Sturm,
of Rochcster.
Pa., and
slill allother
aunt, Mrs, John
Crawford, of Sewickley, Pa.
Also from
Sewickley
came
MICHIGAN
.Iudy Crawford.
Morc gUl"sts
wrre Mrs. John L. Crawford,
,Jr., of Dallas. Tex., Mrs. Wilhur
McNees, Jr .. of Rochester.
Mr.
. ann Mrs. Robcrl McDonald, of:
I Beaver,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jay!
. McDonald, of New Brighton. Pa. '
McDonald
I
NOTICE OF MEETING
The Cir1itregularly scheduled Council Meeting of
September
2nd, 1968
has been adjourned
to Monday, Sepl~mber
from Scptcmher
9th, 1fl6f1 at 7::W
p,lI1. o'clock in the Municipal Building, 20025 Mark
Avenue,
2,805 Sq. Yds. of 6.Inch Concrete
b)
370 Sq. Yds. of miscellaneous
6-inch and 8.
inch pavement repair S'ly of Vernier Road
and E'ly of Mack Avenue; and
c)
1375 Sq. Yds. of a.inch
with necessary drainue
of Public Works yard
Pavement
for street widenings East and West of Mack
Avenue with 715 Lin. Ft. of 30" Concrete
Curb and Gutter, and necessary
drainage
CONTRACT SEctiON
Concrete Pavement
at City Department
"B":
a)
2790 Sq. Yds. of Asphalt Parking Lot with
neces~ary drainage at Anita and Mack Ave.
nues and in Ghesquiere
Park at the S'ly end
of Jackson Avenue, with necessary
appur.
tenances; and
b)
2,830 tons of Asphaltic Concrete and sand
emulsion
surfacing
with miscellaneous
Asphalt surface repair
on HolidllY and Chal.
fonte Avenues
will be received by the City of Grosse Pointe Woods at the
office of the City Clerk. 20025 lIlack Avenue, Grosse Pointe
Woods. Michigan 48236 until 3:00 P.M. o'clock Easlern
Daylight Savings Time. Wednesday.
Septemher
4, 1968, at
which time and place the bids will he publicly openell and
read aloud. No bid may be withdrawn
after scheduled
closing time for at least thirty (30) days.
Contract
documents.
including
nl?eessary
examined at the office of the City Clerk
.mined or procuren at the office of the
plans, may be
or may be ex.
City Enginc(,r
Pale, Hirn and Bogue Inc.
726 Michigan Building
btroit.
Michigan 48226
aner
noon on Wednesday,
August
21. 1968.
A deposit of $1000 will be required
{or contract
docu.
ments and plalls necessary
for bidding. Entire deposit will
be refunded
to bidders only on return of plans. in good
condition, within twenty (20) days. 5.00 will be refunded
to non.bidders
after return of contract documents and plans
in good condition within ten (lO) days. Plans and specifica.
tions will be mailed upon receipt of separate check in the
amount of $4.00 per set. not refundable.
Bids may be rejected unless made on forms furnished with contract
A Certifil'd Check. Bid Bond or Ca&hicrs Check acceptable
to the Owner in the amount of 5~(, of the Bid. mane payable
to the CilY Treasurer,
mll~t accompany each proposal. The
clcpOsil of thc slJcc~ssful hidder ~hal1 be forfeited
if hl!
fail.~ to execute Ih!' ,'ontract
and b.mds within fourteen
(141 days antr award
Thc City reserves
waive informalities
del!m bcst.
th~ fight t,) r('jed
any or all bids. to
in the bidding. or Accept any bid it may
LEON D, LIDDLE
LEONA D. LIDDLE
('jty Clerk
and
set
"A":
a)
Crawford.
Pril'ate .Iohn '1', s.anrt~rs. 22.'
Amoll~ slllde;;;;;;:'d
10 the.
of ~1r. ~nd M.'s. l'.nward ::icl1ola,lic Honor~ List for the
.I. S,lJIIlrrs, 16821 .1',. Jl'ff('r50n. Spring )968 Semester al Central I
t,rn'sl'
Pomtl' , lI1,rh .. complet
r.lichi~.m Univl'rsity
are fresh. I
rd a ,orlal
work proccnllres
mell ROBERT C, CARDEN, of I
COllrse 011 thc Ilrooke
i\rmy Lincoln roan, and DONALD J.
~ledl(';l1 C('nlcr. Fl. Sam Iiolls, nr:MUN"TE:R, of Mount Vernon
ton. Tes .. AlIgIIS. 2.
road,
sop h 0 mol' e CATIIY,
Duril1~ the l'ightweck
courSe GRACE
WOOD. of Ilampln:":!
Ill' r('('(';\'ed instructIon in inter. I road. anrl jkmior CllRlSTIE
D. I
,je\\ IIlg "alil'nts
and assisting
TF.HSC!1. of Rcaufpil roael.
pro!l'.Isional slaff members
in,
-------1 rCdtlll~ pcr,ons
with vario'ls:
:\h'n who h('a( "rollllrl thl' hush
sorlal prohlem~.
i fake lile IOI/l: roM) 10 nowllPre,
~"1l
spent a few days.l-in Lexington, Ky., visiting former
Pointers Mr. :md Mrs. Henry H. Loomis.
The Loonrlses, native Kentuckians, returned to their
Home State after Mr. Loomis retired. They purchased
the 20.acre Henry Clay estate, restored the house and
gardens and enjoy nothing more than regaling old
friends frow..TJte North with tme Southern Hospitality.
Mrs. Rains, despite her long residence in Michigan,
doesn't quaUfy as a "Northern Friend." She's a Ken.
tuckian herself - AND PROUD OF IT! -- with many
famiIy members and friends in the Blue Grass Country.
Mrs. Rains en~l:.rlainedat a dinner party in Louis.
ville's Pendennis Club before leaving for The North at
the beginning of the week.
Clt~' Clf'rk
(;I',N,
R22.fiR
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Thursday, August 22. :1968
NEWS
Feature Page
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ffJ$tnte
,Counter Points
Shepper's Surprise ... at Walton-Pierce ... there's a
new display area which was part of the summer re-do!
It makes seeing and selecting fashions and gift gather.
ing ... easy fun! By the way, the fall Lily is in colorful abundance. Early picking is recommended, While
we're catching up on the news from Walton-Pierce ...
catch tht'~r full page in September's "Modern Bride".
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"The Star" •..
with Julie Andrews playing Gertrude
Lawrence has important fashion impact. Donald Brooks
did the costumes which have influenced Fall '68. Hairstyles are gentle. Soft waves for the sides ...
the back
is smooth with a clean neck, This style needs an expert.
Patrick whose perfectionist scissoring at Leon's, not only
makes the newer hairstyles so wearable but flexible. Call
TUxedo 4-9393 for an appointment before Patrick leaves
Jor Europe, September 1st!
Fur For Fall • • . See it on the newsy coats in lllichelle's
Boutique at Leon, 17888 Mack avenue. Our favorite a blue.gray
subtle tweed ...
collared in gray Persian lamb. A deep green
coat is edged with black lamb very effectively. So many of the
dresses and ensembles lake to scarf-ing! Do collect a few in.
dividualist scarfs on display at I\JicheUe's.
There are times tojust go . , .'
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Fogarty Fashions . . . are noted for their young but
sophisticated viewpoint. The Anne Fogarty collection
will be informally modeled at Jacobson's, September
3rd. It has some really beautiful, colorful daytime
tweeds and bewitchiJlg cocktail uresses . . . from size
four,
or let go
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Classes Starting • • • Sept. 9
• oil, watercolor, arcylic,
portraits, and sculpture. Enroll early ... The Canvas & Brusb,
16209 Mack "in tbe Block." 886.6576.
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"Painting In Wool" • . • is what talented I\larnie Fessenden
calls crewel embroidery. She learned it in the east aDd has been
persuaded to teach the technique at the Signe of tbe Wever,
20956 Mack avenue. Evening classes start Seplember 9th. Crewel
is sweeping across the counlry. We love lhe traditional Jacobean
patterns but crewelwork gives YOU a chance 10 do your very o\\'n
thing ••• Call 881.8197 for class informalion.
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Ed Hickey . . . tells us the League collection of sport.
coats is specially designed and tailored for the young
man. There's a great selection of plaids, checks and
herringbones. Blazers come single and double breasted.
Size range from thirty-six regular, from thirty-eight
long and thirty-seven short. They are forty-five dollars
at 17140 Kercheval.
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Caspari Collectors • . • there's a new
shipment of irnpo~ted French, English,
German and Dan/'sh greeting cards at
The Sphere, 19849 Mack avenue .••
also Caspari's distinctive noies, gift wrap
and mats.
pwreful nights ...
September 11th • , • is your day if you're a Bert Geiger fan.
His collection designed for Campioni will be informally modeled
at Jacobson's. Noled for perfectionist daytime dressing ... there
are excellent after-five coslumes. Sizes are from eigbt to four.
teen. Many are available in size sixteen and here's good fasbion
news ••• some in eighteen and twenty.
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The Kaleidoscope . . . sees cars, tables, walls, window.
shades ... even T-shirts enlivened with contacLor iron.
on daisies, flowers, paisley and many other designs ...
also "Sock it to me" type jargon are fun go.ons at 16135
Mack at Bedford.
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Decorators Delight
. in all the accessories at 16237 Mack at Three Mile.
Thp,y have been using them to carry
the Mediterranean
mood which is. so
popular these days. For the beginning
of decorative inspiration or for perfect
finishing touches visit Ole!
(Ilid sf/{{ rillg
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In Business ••. we've had many occasions to use lhe expertise
of Eddie McGrath Jr. He's gone to offices and photographed
executives at work. He's snapped buildings and captured fash.
ion models on film, of course! His lens services are conveniently
available at 168.19Kercheval and personal portraits in color are
a speciality. Call 884.4289.
Constructive Correction .
for eyebrows is expertly
donI"!at Edward Nepi Parrucchiere, 19463 Mack Avenue.
Eyebrows are arched by the wax method_ Many teenagers
are getting this correct start in ('ne of the most important
beauty basics. Call TUxedo 4-9959 for an appointment.
Makeup analysis is a free service.
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A Magic Carpet ... you don't need to transport you to
fabled lands. Keshan, Kerman, Bokhara alld Sereghan
conjure distant places and wealth of ancient design. Pick
your carpet at Ed Maliszewski's, 21435 Mack Avenue. It
will land right in the decorative picture for 1968 because
the trend is to oriental rugs. You don't need a pocket
of gold for these excellent reproductions from Belgium.
A 9x1 ~ flies out oj the store for about three hundred
nineteen dollars,
Photographs
by
Pamela
A Ildriotakis
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The Posh Set Boutique •••
18700 l\lack avenue, is fealurin/(
I cape and dress ensembles, afternoon knils. Indian llrint hostess
enlottes and raineoats with flair . . . siz!!s seven to twenty.
While you're. assembling your fa<;hion fil1ds • • • just try 10
resist their cbarming gifl items!
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Light Of Your Life ... decoratively speaking, are your
lamps. Give them loving care. If they need new shades
. , . or a bit of length bring them to Wright's Gifts and
Lamps, 18650 Mack avenue.
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Hair. , . is sOft, shill!! and curl!!. Of COllrse, YOI/'1l need
an eJ.pert cut and mml1J will need a perllUlI/ent wane
Jor "the look", It can be yours at the 1'osll Studio Inc.,
18700 Mack. Come in for a consultation I/;itll one of
their nine skilled stylists , . , 886.1377.
Th,s was 'n my Mnnday
morning Free PressAs one reallor pul it:
"Pe()flle w,th Birmingham,
BloomfIeld Gr Grosse Po,nte
addres;es ore outomatlcally
a~sumed to have more than
overage
money. A'.lually,
many of Ihrm are I,v,ng on
Ihe. hrlnk of affluent pover. ~
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Quaker Maid .•. puts its best look forward al Kilrhrn ReJnod.
lers, 15218 f;ast Jefferson, Only the mosl carl'folly !\"rownand
proel'ssed North Aml'.ncan birch is seleell'1I for ~.our kilrhcn
Thl're are twenty.one lustrous wood finishl's and manv ubinet
styr~s ...
C:0n~emporary. Colon!al: Early :\ml'Tican. Conestoga,
italian PrOVInCIal, French Pro\'llIclal , •. rOTan eslim ate call
776.5510.
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Rediscover
old favori~es Iih'_ chkkcn croquettes
and beef stroganoff of WesfJelds, I;);)06 ~Tackat SomerI'd I,~ e 10 ko,'" wn() fOlef_ ~!
set. We never prepare them at l10nw an.' morc hut we
them ahouT Mi:?
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do order them there and t11('.\' {lrr drli('iolls See their
menu and enJoy well rememberrd favorites of \"our own
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CARL JOYNER. Thzngama~ig s shop ll~ Har/lOr '~Jlr/1l(/';, She llii/l return
20229 MACK -in theWD06.s
to tile Pamte area wIth a new {o('alil)1' It Il'iIl be an.
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