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G_P_ ,Woods
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I Congressional
HEADLINES Summer Figure Skating Program
At G.P. Community Rink ReViewed Record Cites
Approves
.. die
WEEK
Eigllt Items
You'th Bureau
By
Len Singer
Mr. Rivard noted 8. school
When the grass
turns of this t)'PC is not designed
green, flowers bloom and for people who have nev\!r
temperatures
soar into the skated before, but rather {or
80's and 90's, it's time to people who know how to
hang up the ice skates and skate and are interested in
pull out the summer sports learning figure skating tech.
gear. Rigbt?
niques.
Not neceuarily. A- number
"We tea~h all the basic
of skating enthusiasts kept figure skating techniques,"
the blades sharp during the he said, "but we don't tellch
warm weatber and Jttended people how to skate."
l! figure
skating scbool at
"First. students start out
the Grosse Poinu: Commu. on the patch, which is a 16nlty Rink.
by-42 square of ice. Here
Ray Rivard, manager of they practice the basic fig.
the rink, said abCiut 2SO stu- ures, then progress to the
dents between the ages of dance and the free style.
"We obtal'ned most of our
seven and 19 took part. In th e
. h
f
M
students
from the fl'gure
~hoo 1, W h Ie ran rom
on.
day, June 18, to Friday, skating clubs at local arenas.
Au....st 3. Since this was the When the
program
was
fir~~year of the program, it thought up back in January,
did not gain immediate
we promoted it through the
recognition.
local clubs."
Teach TeehDiques
. Jadge SIdJLi
"During'
the first
two
The school was the 'brain.
weeks of the school, people child of Clementine Rice,
t 1''''
M
stood arouneS the ice watch. who began
a ,;:mg to
r.
ing the instructions, but most Rivard at the beginning of
of them didn't really know the year. In January, she
wbat was going on," Mr. had instruct?rs lined up, but
Rivard said.
they backed out. New in.
"Then
later,
word got structors
were found and
around and we bad more Mrs. Pat Abela was obtained
people signing 'up. Next year as the school's secretary.
we hope to have them
Mrs. Abela has been In.
through the first week."
volved in figure skating {or
------------------------------------------
many years as a judge. Her teaches
at the 51. Clair
children also are involved in Shores Skating Club during
As Compile« 21)' &be
Voters to Consider
Eac:h
the sporl.
the winter.
Grolle Poll1te Ne••
on November
b Election
"Besides the professional
Jack Turney, of Windsor,
instructors
at the school, has received a gold medal in
Ballot
Mary Kay Baben and my dances. He belr-ugs to the
", 'I1l\lflda)', August t
daughter Cathi volunteered Windsor Skating Club.
Speech
on What Schools
Can Do about
Drug
By Roger A. Waha
:.; VICE PRESIDENT Spiro
to
help
teach
basic
skills,"
Terry
Viviani,
of
Dearborn
Problem
Mentions
Division's
'Counseling
At
'this
time,
eight
T. Agnew denied accusations
Mrs. Abela said.
Heights, is a member of the
a men
d men
t s to The
at a press conference Wed.
"They are sub.pro's, but Detroit Skating Club. He
Oriented
Approach
to Dealing
with
Woods' City Charter
will
np.sday he had
received
are taught to teach and teaches both in Windsor, and
Juvenile
Offenders'
be on the ballot Novem.
We,al payments from Mary.
judge basic skills. There in St. Clair Shores.
-----ber 6 for voters to con.
:tand contractors. Agnew had
were about 10 beginners and
Need Audience
R
Wah
d
been notified on ,Monday by
Cathi and Mary Kay helped
Other guest skaters came
By
oger A.
a
si er.
U; S. Attorney George Bean
them."
_ in for the "pop concerts,"
The Youth Service Division, (YSD), had no idea
Five were approved by the
in Baltimore be was under
There were five profes: where the students
were it was mentioned
ill the Congressional
Record of the Pension
Board and foelll
investigation
for
possible
slenal instructors teaching:lt
given the chance to perform U.S. Senate. Not until last week when an ombuds.
upon voluntary retirement for
:Violations of criminal stathe school, all at varying in front of an audience.
man from the New Rochelle,
N.Y., school district
non. covered members, (pubhites, covering bribery, tax
degrees of profl'ciency.
"We charged a SO.cent ad. sent a letter to t h e YD"
lieI safetyh department
S inqUlrmg a b out a re f erence
t I' em.
"ble
'fraud, extortion
and con.
Fine Credentials
ml'ssl'on ~or the two concerts,
R
d
p oyes w a are nc. e Igl
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to. the division in the June 15 ecor.
f'
1
'ty)
tire
Bebbie Bartolotto, of Wal. which were July 7 and July
I
.
--,-_1 or socIa
securl
,re
d'sPirac)'. Agnew called the
laeeburg, Ont., has received 28," Mrs. Abela said.
. The o~budsman req~este,d
ment allowances for covere
'contract allegations "damned
a gold medal in figures and
"It's really.important
for ~nformahon o~ the. .SD sFmembers, (general employes
lies." No indictments have
in free styles, and is working the children to have someone i approach. to J~vemle drug
who a're eligible for s~lal
been issued.
on her gold in dances. She to perform in front of. They users wh~ch" diverts t~em
SEcurity). retirement allow.
trained in Canada and at really enjoyed it."
(rom t~e Justice system mto
ance for a non.covered memo
Frlelay, Aqlllt II
the Detroit Skating Club, and
The students learned their counseling."
berand
a cost.of.living a~~
...'HOUSTON, TEXAS police
has been a pro for five lessons well and showed it
[n his leiter, the ombuds.
justment for both general and
'(ound 19 bodies of murdered
years.
on the test dates, June 30 man was referring
to a
0
public safety employes.
lieys on a tip from two teen.
The other three amenddied
Car 0 I Ann Farrell is a and August 3.
speech by Paula D. Gordon,
ments are {or compensation
.age boys. The boys am:
triple gold medalist, receiv.
"On the last test day," co.ordinator at the Washing.
d f
of the mayor and councll,they had been bivalved
2S
ing medals In figures, free Mrs. At-ela said, "we only ton, D.C., Police Foundation, Boar 0 Directors
Passes
men, compensation
of the
~ 30 murders over the last
style and, dance. She lives had five failures out of 50 on what schools can do about Resolution
Establishing
municipal judge and ellgibil •
.ree years along wi
af
and teaches in Windsor.
being tested."
the
drug
problem.
This
Fund in His Memory
ity for office in tbe city.
homosexual friend. Most 0
Jackie Locknescar, of De.
The scbool may expand speech was entered in the
Special Muting
the victims had been dsh~ in
troit, is in her fifth test fig. next year if possible. Mrs. Record. In her address to the
At a special council meet.
tbe head; two haled
en
ures. She is a member of Abela said she would like to Delaware
drug educators'
The Board of Directors
ing Friday evening, August
strangled. Those invo VEl are
the Detroit Skating Club, and
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retreat on j'une 4, she made of the Friends
of the 10, (wbl'ch ran ~our and a
David. Brooks, 18;
mer
f
t
th
YSD G
P omte
.
bI' L,i half hours), the .' solons ap.
Henley, 17, and Dean Corn,
a .re erence
0
e
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ros.se.
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34. 'Henley admitted.to police
which .has had an. actlye branes
held
a speCIal proved the eight items. How'dlat he bad abot Corn to
0
counseling program smce Its 1 meeting
on
Thursday
ever, the wording of tbree
death at a Wednesday paintorganization in July 1970.
August
9, in honor
amendments,
approved
by
sniffing Qrgy':and
claimed
Personal Wortb
I Robe'rt M. Orr.
~e Pe!1sion Board for c~un.
CorU was responsible
for
~
~.
In discuSliing the general
The board passed a resolu. cil actIOn, w!,s substantia~y
the murderi '!be pollee are
need for a reorientation of tlon establishing a fund at changed mamly ~or dUlty
looking for other ,bodies of
the education experience, she the library,
The
Grosse pudrpOAsesN'
(coluncliidma~IfCtohnvictims,
.
cites "the single most im. Point!: L i 'b r a r 'I Memorial ra
" a~ge sa ,
e
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po-tant thing"
as helping F nil . - M
f R be t people don t understand it,
Virginia Bruce, 10, Helps
Resurfacing
of Thoroughfare
to Start in ar y Fa : Woods,
Farms Officers
"n~rture in youth a concern M~Da~fel oer~orzs °an ~iti~l they will vote 'no' ").
.
.' Satartla1, AGIut 11
Fox Chase
Dusters to
Fire Deparlment
to Get Apparatus
in 14 Months
Arrest
Impersonator
for the welfare of others. and contribution, .the F r i end s
As a result, the Pension
AN ARAB OWNED JET.
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to provide them' every op. ga,ve $5,000 to the fund.
Board met Monday evening,
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LINEll. w~~aa
to land
Second
Place with
By James J. Njaim
0
u sequent Y
Dortunity possible to express.
Th B rd..
b h 1f. • August 13, t\)gGover
the
.
~briI":"
. .. .~.
.323' Avera,.At its regular m~eting _~9nday, August 13,
EsCllIpes-And 'S .,t;.
. ..
e - oa ,on
e a o. wording",oa;~
itemsand
..:.:O'"~ wllrplaiM!1 ill an attempt' to
"'The Park' Council" approved expenditures
totalling
R
d
such colt~ern and thereby Friends, urges Pointers to then okayed thP. revislona.
'
~ipture Palestinian guerilla
$148,734, of which $55,334 will be used for the
ecapture
develop a sense of person~l also pay tribute to one who Now, the admentments will be
1eItden. The Iraqui Airlines
By H.oUy' Angell
worth and a feel for ~hat It had served .the community sent this weelr to Governor
plalle was beld fodwo hours
.
complete
resurfacing'
of St.Paul
avenue,
from
A 26-;rear-old
Detro:!
means to be meanmgful~y so well. Ch'ecks may be pay. William G. Milliken's office
while It was searclae<lby Is.
. Rem~~b~r
that little Maryland to the city limits at Cadieux road.
f
~nd ..purposefully involved 10 able to The Grosse Pointe for his approval.,
raeli troops. The plane was girl, Vtrguua Bruce, who
The balance of the appro.
"emale"
was
arrested
life.
Lib r a r y Memorial Fund,
(The Pension Board .Indetained for two bours ancl wanted
to play baseball
priation will be fo.a: a brand height before the setting of for shoplifting
at J. C. "This
s~e relate~ to" the (Robert McDaniel Orr).
cludes five representatives:
tben allowed to return to but wasn't
a]]owed
on new aerial ladder truck for the asphalt. The program Penny's,
19251 Mack avedrug takmg behav~or, and
The resolution reads as from the general employes,
Beirut with all 74 passengers The Park's Little League
the Fire Department, which does Dot include curb repair, une. "She' was taken to the need of. various ap. follows:
C it Y Comptroller _Assessor
and crew members abOard. team
.
will be purchased from Sea. he added.
The Woods ,station
and proaches to thiS proble?l on
In recognition of his un- Frederick
G. Hornfisher;
The Israelis apparel'.tJy mis.
1!member how she I graves
Apparatus,
Incor.
Resolutlob~ of Praise
ultimately
to St. John
the part of. schoo,,~s.This. in. selfish, dedicated and vigor- public
safety
de""rtmen!,
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pOrated at a cost {){ $93 400.
In other actions, the coun- I H
't I
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eludes va
took .tb ~ jet for ano th er was one of the f~st to c~al. Delivery will be in 14 mo~ths, ell approved two resolutions, . asPl a upon c~mp. am~?US I nnova tIons aus pursuit of excellence in Traffic Safety Officer,..-Stephen
night which was due to leave I lenge the ~ague s no girls City Manager iRobert Slor.e one commending the civic mg of heart palpltatl~ns,
or"r",forms...
. .
~1l that he attempted; and, Petrik; the mayor, In this
Beirut. for Bagbdad at a allowed ruling.
informed the solons.
program of the G r 0 sse
escaped from the hospItal
Non.punahve pohcles and m particular, his sacrificial Instance. Mayor Pro Tern
later time..
And then ~emember bo.w
Slone and Director of Pub. Pointe Shores Chapter of the and was then re-arrested
appr~aches need to be adopt. perserverance,
wisdom and Marvin R. Boutin; a council ..
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I team in Clmton TownshIp lic Service
Herbert Heger National Farm and Garden at which time police dis- ed 10 sch~l~ t~" supplant le~dership as .Director of the man, George S. Freeman,
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8aaclaJ, Augut lZ
I asked. her to Vlay for them. toldtbe council that a sur. Cl.ub, (Mr.s. William .Cham. covered the "she" was ac. purely leg~l1stic achons such Grosse Pointe Libraries for and a citizen.at.large, Ray
DitmOllC1 Sammer
d t) f
ts f
a~ ~xpuJslon and suspen. 24 years, we, the Board of MaCArthur, director of bu~l::LYNNE COX, a 16.year.
W U . ha b
b
vey of 51. PauJ, a major city pion, presl en , or 1 e. tuallya
"he" impersonatSian, she feels, while noting Directors of the Friends of ness and finance,
Grosse
old CaUfornia girl, set the
e ,It
seen.
a ase. thoroughfare, was badly in forts in helping to beautify in" a "she."
,
It
r
h
"orld's record for swimming ba~ summer .for ten.year.old need of repair of craeks and the city for the past five
thi _ ti't
h" h '.
a erna Ives to ~uc action the Grosse Pointe Public Li- Pointe Board of Education).
the English Channel. MIss Gin n Y.' f th:rd baseperson chuck holes.
years. The organization has \'olved Wo~~ vlp~btlc Iscafeltnyneed to be provided.
brary, on be h a I! of all
TIle QuestioD
,
and relae pitl'her for the
b
1 rd'
t .
a
"
Sl~esses Counsellnr
. Friends of our Library, do
"Do you favor the adoption
~x
sw~m from Dover ~ F
Cha
DTh.
Based on TODDtge
. een pan mg an m~lD a~n. officers and Farms patrol.
In heu of prosecution, m hereby publicly proclaim our o( the above Charter Amend.
Cap Gns Nex France
In
ox
se
usters.
e.
109 flower gardens WIth city men
d W d
d
liine hours 36' minute" 'Frl Dusters, who completed their
The city manager recom- permission on :Jefferson ave'. oc~urrest 8 e dnes a y lieu of being re~anded
to sorrow at the loss of our be- ment?" That Is the question
. ht' Th E ~h ~ season two weeks ago, fin. mended, and the co~ncil .:.~. nue at the intersections of evemng.
ugu.
,an
ear ly the juvenile authonty, In lieu loved friend,
Robert
Mc. voters will have to answer.
d
e,y nlg.
e
ng
isbed second in their league proved, the resurfacmg pro- P 'b t
B k hi
B I Thursday mornmg, August 9. of suspension or expulsion, Daniel Orr who we will al. The five amendments
ap.
France route Is the most..
' . t b g' n to th D tr it
em er on,
er s re,
a.
John R e 'I n a Ids
who's the young person can be re wa s r
b'
P' .
d b tb P
. Board
difficult; usually swimmers With U wms a~d fo?r losses, Jec
e Ive.
e e 0 four and Devonshire,
aU charJted with larceny' from :I
'y
emem er as
rlmus prove
Y e enslon
s'art on the French side to Aoned'
game bebmd farst place AthsPhalt Pf~Vmlngh~hm~a~y, without cost to the com. bUI'ldm'g stood mute at his manded to counseling," to Amicus Bibliothecae.
are as foUows:
'.
u wland Tige C 1$
e "ame Ir
w lC IS 10
,other
Corms of care or guid.
He was a man of wit and
Voluntary Retirement. That
take advantage of the cur.
r.a
"
stallin' ne'.' tw~foot ~u- ...' munity,
arraignment
before Woods
d
rents Miss Cox bettered the
JdUdhgmgJtjfruomGinny s rec. . g gJ U ~
fV
Mayor l\fatthew Patterson Munici""l Judge J Patrick ance an to special progr8ms Intelligence; of sensitive and Chapter 16, Section 16.16 of
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or
er s'
was not just a m on euerson rom
mer.
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~md activities designed to catholic aesthetic taste and the eharter "be amended to
record :set by Davis Hart,
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"
t t F' h
d
d
eXj,lresse t e appreciation Denas Thursday
afternoon help redirect a youth's ener. hi g h personal
standards
provide a sub.section 16.18(a)
.lso an American, by eight ~~~ti~e~
thJ:J: ~
an her :~rfa~ingIS ~ef~~:s~n an fr~~ of the council and the ci~. and is beinll' held in lieu 0' gies "along more construc. Grosse Pointe will find it dif: for covered members without
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minutes and her own former GI
he
d 1C8
w: , Waybur
t F' h
J f(
zens of The Park to thiS $2,500 bond, cash or surety. live lines."
fieult to replace him.
change in current provisions
record by 21 minutes. The h nnYif a:hmare.ah n:~e
~~ son 'is :nde~ th~ j~~isd~ti~~ group f?r their efforts. Their Reynolds' eumination
was
In this respect, she cites
Ubrary Facllitietl
and a sub-seC'tion 16.16 (b)
shortest distance across the . er~ . 18 e ml~e t our, of Wayne County which'
work Will ~e long remember.
sch ...-duled
for
yesterday,
"examples
of approaches
Be is resolved that in rec. for n?n-coyer~
memJ,~rs to
Channel Is about 22 miles.
ID.
e
. mem r earn ~
.
f
th
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. IS ed, he said.
Wednesday, August 15. A
h" h
k t d'
.
'1
permit theIr retirement when
,
batting WIth an average of paYing or
e rejuvenation
He
specifically
thanked companion who's also from w IC see
0 lvert ]UVenl e ognition of his deep dedica.
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323 She was p t b t 31 of the avenue
'users
(and in some cases tion and conviction that "a ever. 25 or .more years of
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Mmes. Adam Cook. chair. Detroit, was not charged by
d t dad
the age
, Monday, August 13
~mes, had mne ~ns ba.tted
Slone s.ald.work on St. Paul man, M. W hit tin g ham,
police.
dealers)
from the justice library t hat
doesn't grow c~e I e service n
.
In
struck 0 t
ght t
wiD be
I f II
d
system and mentions "the withers away ... " 8nd to 0' 50 years has been attaaned
'.A GASOLINE EXPLOSION,
u el
Imes
iJl1 m ear 'I a ~n Joseph Smith, John Keyes I
Make Arrest
youth services division of the demonstrate our affectl'on and
(Conllnued on Page 4)
set off an extensive fire Sun. and was on b~se over 57 Will consist of. a bondmg
(Continued on Page 2)
Wooos Officer Rob e r t
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day at Miller Marina in St. percent..o~ .the time.
course and topp~ng. The cost
Kwiatkowski
and
Farms justice system in Grosse respect for his wife, Edith.
Clair Shores. causing at least
In a~dltl~n, ~e Dusters of the resurfacmg is bilsed
Patrolmen Samuel Cardella Pointe Woods, and several and family, we do hereby es.
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$2 million in damages. The were vlctono~s 10 .the one on. a tonnage process, he
and Johannes
Winter reo adjacent sub.urban cammu. tablish the Grosse Pointe Pub.
marina boathouse
and 13 game tbat GIDny pitched.
said..
sponded to Penny's where nities which have adopted a lic Library Memorial Fund in
II
yachts were destroyed in the
Serious Oft Fielcl
He also disclosed t~e cost
security personnel were pur. counseling oriented approach Memory of Robert McDaniel
blaze. The fire began when
Team
Manager
Thomas includes
the resettang
of
suing two males
one of to dealing with juvenile oC. Orr lor the PU1'pose of im.
Henry Reed Jr., 27, of De.
The Grosse POI'nte Educa. whom was d res '" sed
Ilroving existing library fa. troit. waJ found Ruilly of
a boater was attempting to McFarland .cited Ginny as calch basins and manholes
an fenders."
start his racing craft. The
(Coatiaaed on Pale .)
in the avenue to the proper tion Association.
(GPEA), women's clothing.
I
(C.ontlnued on Page 2)
(Continued on Page 8)
first degree murder in the
boat exploded, hurling gas
and the Grosse Pointe Board
Patrolmen
CardelJ.~' and'
beating death of Alfr.ed R.
and fire throughout the dock,
of Education
re.convened Winter pursued ard appre.
Glancy, Jr .. Shores polt~e ~e.
ihg area. The boater, Mark
negotiations
on
Tuesday, hended Reynolds on the side.,
po~led. A Wa.yne C.ount~ C!r.
McCarthy. y'IS treated for
Au~st 14.
walk near the Goldcn Lion
.
I CUlt Court
Jury Issued lIs
IlIceraUons .of the .fac~ at St.
Rita Cary, chief negotiator Restaurant
22380 Moross
ve~~~~:eT~~~~aYR:e~g,u~h~e
John Hospital. Despite the
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of the G.PEA. stated she is road.
During
the arrest,
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confident th a t se ttl elnen t un pOIce
trial began Monday. August
extensive
damages,
there
.
said .Reynolds tried
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were no deaths reported.
By James J. Njalm
I chief s~ld., The bur~t o{ be reached prior to the to discard
some articles
ny Roger A. Waha
Board of Appeals.
~~te~i~~t~~ H~e~~~c:~ei~~ :
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Regardless
of how long I flames Igmted the kitchen opening day of school which which were tucked in his
The now vacant building ,lt
At the reg u I a r meeting
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you })4)i1 water, the highest II cabinet
and charred
the the board unilaterally ~et for clothing.
19391 Mack a v en u e , near Monday, August 6, the solons maximum of life imprison.
1'lIesday, AII,.1t 14
temperature it will reach is kitchen walls. Fortunately
Tuesday, September 4. School
The
suspect
was
then Newcastle road, has been in unanimously approved Coun. men!.
HOUSTON POLlbodCE,di.S'I220 deghrees I Farenheit , no tfirekflghterdsarrived in ti.m.e 0dpensS{or stubdents on Thurs. whisked to The Woods sta. the NEWS for many weeks. cilman George S. Freeman's w:;'dwaal~~ rsill~ah~:ge~r,.w~~
t er 6.
covered (our more
les In mat ter ow ong you l eave 0 cep all/age to a mllllay, ep em
tion, while his comnanion Once occupied by Poi n t e motion to delay the hearing
f.
"Th e GPE A IS
." ready to was transported
first degree
murder
the
the Texas murder scan d a.I t h e water over th eire,
sal'd mum.
by Officer Dodge, who has since moved until the 20th so a Depart. same
incident.
will instand
bringing the total up to 21- Park
Fire
Chief Phillip
The woman suffered burns negotiate any time with the Kwiatkowski.
During
this its dealership, the structure mem of Public Safety report trial in Circuit Court Mon.
the worst mass murder in Costa.
about the face, neck and board,"
Ms. Cary stated. time, Reynolds told poli~e awaits the occupancy of a on the egress and ingress to
U. S. history. The two teen.
However, the melting of both arms, and her blouse "We have set times to bar. his
name
was
"Karen Goodyear Tire and ,Rubber the building can be prepared, da~~t:ut~td
27~nd Williams
agers, Elmer Wayne Henley. paraffin wax, Is what he was caught fire. She was taken gain Tuesday through Thurs HughE'l."
Company service store. But and also that a leiter be senl have already been sentenced
11, and David Owen Brooks, trying to illustrate and this to Bon Secours Hospital lor day this week and if the
A station search revealed when it will be occupied is by Goodyear stating the oil to from 10 to 15 years in
18, who had confessed to Is where the danger comes treatment and released. The board
is
serious
about a tan dress with brown belt the question.
drainage situation would be Jackson Prison for the break.
police that they had been in, unless you accidentally bums were not t(to severe. settling before the school and trim Inside his outfit.
A Woods Board o{ Appcals corrected. M the same time, ing and entcring 1)( an' occu.
involved in the slayings with scald yourself by touchit;ll or but they could have been. year begins, the teachers are Meanwhile, articles discard. hearing on Goodyear's peli. II review of the possibility of pied dwelling, s tern m i n g
a friend, Dean ':orll , 34, spilling the hot water.
Chief Costa said,
ready to accommodate them.' ed prior to his apprenhension tion. based upon the request changing the building's arch. from th~ burglary of Mr.
have been charged
with
Recently, a Park woman
The incident, which took
Grosse Pointe educators which Patrolman Winter reo of R. J. Murphy, real estate Itectural standards w 0 U I d Glancy's Lake Shore road
murder. Henley is being held was melting paraffin in a place only a few wecks ago, are encouraged to call the covered, Included a brown department,
for a variance take place.
home last November 12. They
on a $500.000bond. Seventeen pan directly over the kitchen heean when the woman wall GPEA office at 772.7632, be" blouse, brown pants and a in the off.street 'Puking reo
Some oil spills have oc. were sentenced in Circuit
o{ the bodies were discovered stove fire. The result was cannin~ jelly preserves. the ginning
today,
Thursday, brown leather handbllg. The quirements
at the site has curred in the past during Court Tuesday, April 17, on
in a boat shed near Haus. the accumulation
of wax chicf stated. Paraffin makes August 16, and each Tuesday value of these 'items was been postponed to the regular b e a v 'I rainstorms causing this charge.
ton; the rest were found fume, which when ignited by an excellent
se:tler.
The and
Thursday
thereafter
around $56.
council meelingM 0 n d ay, damage to the lawns of vari.
Mr. Glancy. 65, died Frialong a beach and in a the burner, caused an ex. melting point of this wax is from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. for
Two hours arter his arrest, August 20. At that time, the ous Newcastle road residents. day. April 6, in Harper Hos.
forest.
I ploslon and a flash fire, the
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Mgotiatlon updates.
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council wl\l reconvene as the
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GANT
pal Building, keep "in touch"
with a youth's family when
the program is terminated.
"We keep track of the
termination
dates of. each
program and are in touch
with the parents a year from
that date. Meanwhile, the
youngsters are free to con.
tact their counselors even
though their program is completed. It gives them a place
to go when they have a prob.
lem," the agent said,
And there are some in.
stances wb~n a youth under
counseling would even bring
in a friend with problems!
From July 1970 through
July 1973, Agent Ferrence
estimates that around 12 per.
cent of counseled youths still
get into trouble. When you
consider that 53 of 85 coun.
selin~ cases in \972 were
terminated, (the others ear.
ried over to this year), plus
the overall heavy load of the
counselors, this percentage
of success is remarkable.
Police Contacts
Anyone of the four officers
Including Detective Thomas
Podeswick,
North District,
A~ent John Kendall, liaison
ofticer to South High School.
and De t e c t i v e Donald
Schmaltz,
South
District,
could place a youth on the
c~nse1ing program.
Most youUis are placed on
the program
because
of
police contacts rather than
a parent's voluntary actions.
"It's better for pare"ts to go
through
professi"na!
serv.
Ices," noted Agent Ferrence.
"We don't want to overload
our program."
He also said of the coun.
seling program,
"We tleal
'not only with the nature of
an offense but with attending
circumstances."
The YSD,
.for example. works closely
with professional
workers
with "give and take" ses.
sions on various thoughts
and suggestions.
Maln Cba ges •
Of tb~ 85 YOu~ counseled
last year 61 were males and
24. were' females. The pro.
grams of 37 males and 16
females
were
terminated.
Thirty.two cases, (involying
25 males and seven females)
were carried over to 1973. '
The most prominent charge
last year against males invalved in the program was
nafcotics arrests, (23), while
the top charge against fro
males was shoplifting, (12),
Counseling periods varied
in
length.
Twenty. eight
youths participated
for SiK
months whUe 10 youngsters
were counseled for four and
two month periods. Six pal'ticipated for one year.
In her speech, Paula Gordon said counselors will need
(CoDtlDued from Pace 1)
and circumvent the profes.
She also cites the Clark sional people. such as the
County High School District, school social worker, FLEC,
Las Vegas, Nev., and the (F a m 11y Life Education
probation department
span. Council) or Northeast Guld.
sored program in San Diego ance Center personnel," said
County. Calif.
Agent Ferrence.
Priceless Tralnlng
The counseling program-Is
Agent Michael Ferrence,
mainly
voluntary
on the
liaison officer to North High youth's part, "The youth has
School, is res'ponsible for the a schedule when he meets
overall
operation
of the with a counselor. The burden
YSD's counseling program. of responsibility is placed on
However, each of the divi. the youngster hlmseU. He
sian's three counselors are will either make a positiv~,
responsible for the young or negative impression on
people tbey advise. The pro. the officers," he explained.
gram is primarily operated
"We also work closely with
by the counselors, who are tbe parents and do not super.
undel' the supervision of the cede their responsibilities."
division's four officers.
Minor Offenses
"The counselors are an in.
A counselor
determines
termediate step on a local when and how long he meets
level between a youth when with a youth. Usually, it's
he's arrested 81.ld the juve. once a week until an under.
nile court system," he said. standing and relationship de.
The counsel"rs,
who are velops between
counselor
working towards, or have and youngster.
The coun.
their degrees, in police ad. selor of course has some
ministration
or so~ial sci. flexibility and, for instance,
ence, not only relieve the can have anywhere from six
~ork1oad of the YSD's .of- to 12 meetings with a young.
flcers, but ~lso recelye prlce- ster during a three.month
le~~ ~~.the'Job trainmg..
period.
IruhaUy, the four offlcers
The cases which come un.
a~t~~ as coun~elors wh~n th~ der a counselor's care vary
dl~lslon was first orgaruzed.
but are usually classified as
said ~gent Ferrence. But by. "minor" ones, e.g., simple
t~e time summer 1971 ar. larceny, minor drug related
rived, thr~ counselors,. all offenses, family problems.
of them POlllterr. were hired. They work generally with
All ha~e since went to 'York first offenders and in the
in. their ch?sen p~ofessl?ns, area of minor, miscellaneous
~Jlm Colby IS a t:ohce officer offenses with each case bem Romeo,
!,hch.,. Ste~e ing evaluated on its own
Triner, a polIce officer m merits, But when an incident
New Hamp~hire, and ~aula is in the area of a felony
Bat:t', a SOCial worker m 51. crime, "we take a bard look
Clalt County).
at it," said Agent l"errence ..
CloJJe BelaUonsbip
While the counseling period
Today, the YSD,'s coun. may be only three months
selors include Fred Coonce, for a "simple offense," it
who has a B.A. in Psych!)l. could 110 as long as six
ogy, Mike Tormey, a pOlice months or one year. "We
administration
stUdent
at taUor make the program to
Wayne State University, and the individual and his needs.
Pointer
Deborah Beaulait, A youth can have some flexwho's a social science major. ibility with the counselors
Each counselor works eight approach depending on his
hourJ; per week at $2 an progression."
hour. And when tbe.y de~ide
Pomt;s Conside~
to leave ~, part.hme JOb'1 Many pomts are conSIdered
the diviSIon guar:mt~es
a when a youngster is I?ut on
letter ~f rec~mmendatlon for the program,
accordmg. to
them m their future employ. the. agent. The YSD first
ment.
conSIders the offen~, how
In this supervisory
pro. it occurred and If the youth
gram,. the counselors don:t was definitely i~v?l.v~d.
get 1Oto the therapeutic
Secondly, the diVISion looks
aspects of. counse~g. "They at the. parents ~nd how. co.
get to knuw the kids better operahve they WIll be. Third.
and empbaslz~ with them ly, the officers will talk with
and commumty
problems. the youngster and see what
We don't aHempt to overlap his ~ea~tion. is, (here, commumcatlon IS the key). And
Get Away Over L-. hy fourth, "gross" family prob.
Beautiful
lem cases are ruled out
where, fOf example. the parents and child are .at eacb
others throats.
If the situation is bad, a
petition will be filed wi.tb
S days - 7 nites
the Wayne County Juvenile
Court. "However, If there's
15 meals, etc.
deep communication, we will
Dt,Irts Sa, Se,I. W
act as a catalyst for change,"
stated Agent Ferrence.
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basic sltills and be able to
understand
the symptoms
and motivallon involved with
drug taking. They must be
mature and establish rap.
port with thDse whom they
counsel. They need to be a
friend and a confidante who
is truly concerned for the
welfare and future of thl'
person counseled, and one
who can motivate a youth
aiong beneficial and can.
structive lines.
The counselor, she em).'ha.
sizes, must provide "a posi.
tlve model by his or her
own behavior."
The "people who cart'" at
the YSD are obviously aware
of this. For through their
time, talent
and energy,
they help make the world
better for young people in
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The Woods Council at the
regular
meeting
Monday,
August 6, unanimously ap.
proved the issuance of Ii.
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the city. Applications
and
license fees had been received and Building 1nspec.
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spected and approved the
various locations,
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c"lOries. You'll find many and varied .lyles of suits, jockels and
slack. cl modesl prices. The slore clso has shirts, ties, lOck" shoes,
belts and olher men's accessories.
AI Rea .. MAft. Ihe customer is important. Our stGH,:
including Chuck Teek, Tom Teck, Gene Clemon., Ron lo Planle ond
Tim- 8rulon, has a lotol .of 82 years experience
in making Ihe
cuslamer feel 01 home a,ld important.
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lICK"
originated in MI. Clemens in 1929 and has kept
pace with man's fashions ever since.
We ho.e our own lailor shop, with excellenl toilors, on the premises
ond or. oble to give superior service to guarantee
a per/eel fil.
See You at
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make it easy /0 drell ap yoar Joung
man.
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The' counselors,
all of
wh~m . work at the YS~'.s
oUlce In The Woods MunlCI'
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Figure Skating
TU 6-0111
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see longer hours for the
school. This year it ran from
8 a.m. to 5 p,m .• five days
a week. Next year she would
like to see it run from 8 a.m,
to 8 p.m. An "off.ice" program also may begin, such
as ballet classes which help
in developing figure skating
skills.
Skaters interested in learn.
ing to figure skate may sign
up for the winter figure
skaUnf,. program
at the
Grosse Pointe Community
Rink. The school will run in
three - 10 week sessions on
Saturday afternoons. Anllonc
interested in next summer's
figure skating school should
contact Mr. Rivard at the
rink, 885-4100.
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or poles, or bindings, or clothes
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Park Paving
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It Kerdleval Avealle
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and Robert Russell, all memo
bers of the Grosse Pointe
Garden Club. but non.PoInte
residents, He also thanked
the Jefferson Avenue Civic
Center, which is affiliated
with the GPGC.
The second resolution ap.
prov<!d by the solons can.
cerned The -Grosse Pointe
Park Swim Team for win.
ning the Inter.City League
Championship for the fourth
consecutive year. This year's
meet was held at The Woods
pool Friday, August 3, and
the team finished first with
253 points.
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Richard L. Carson, 17, 01
8622 Carrier, and a juvenile,
both of Detroit, were arrest.
ed by Farms police shorUy
after
midnight
Monday,
August 13. and released to
Detroit authorities for f::rther questioning and investi.
gation of tampering
with
cars.
Farms Patrolman Thomas
Kelly was on routine patrol
on Mack avenue, when he
was stopped by two citizens
who informed him there was
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TIP TO MOTORISTS
Make too many glib prom.
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pen-they
are the results of ises to otbers and you'll
mistakes we- all ~ake every spend lots of time makiD,
excuses.
day.
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~'lheSRftdosiat
.speeCI control*
::'; ... the speed 'control that lets Cl driver
:::cruise at a constant, predetermined
!peed with
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Park's Tuesd.ay. August. 7,
primary election for Muntcipal Judge was al~ost the
same as the unofflci •.l. In.
cumbent
J u d g e William
Speer received
500 votes,
John Urso received 392 and
Beverly C. Grobbel, 301.
The difference is that aIthough the above figures
total
1,193 as previously
cited, the total votes register.
'3d reached 1,197. For some
reason, four votes did not
come out in the voting booth.
The general election for
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Some vandals couldn't let
a sleeping caterpillar lie so
they declded to work it ~ver
in true vanda. lis tic form.
. Woods Publtc Safety Of,
f~cer Ronald Hayd~n 'Yas
d';Spatched to the UnlverSltyLIggett t~nis courts Tuesd~y mommg, August 7. He
dl~co~ered. a .1971 grader
With Its wmdsh.leld ~hat~er~d
from thrown dirt. dirt 10 Its
fu~1 tank and three gear
shift knobs re!l!'0voo. The~e
~as no loss estimate at this
time.
so~h: t~~tr~t~~en
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and locker cards, and pur.
chasing an athletic pass and
parking stickers.
let
used to it.
Lambrl.t~;~..
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Cat~rpmar
installed
without
YOUR DRAPES AND UPHOLSTERY
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and would' cost $5.50 pe; are lower to provide ramp
lineal foot to remove and $5 ways for wheel chairs as
Kelly stated, In his report,
part of a new State Jaw:::::::
upon arriving at the agency to replace. The stone curbs
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put into effect :::::~
are
too
low
for
the new regulation
building, he noticed a 1970
f th
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h.th
asphalt and removal would during the first part 0
e :::::::
rt~o~~~~e~id,p~~o~~d
r~~ht necessitate digging below the year.
door open. Whlle checking road level.
The flew curbs, under the :::::::
over the vehicle, the officer
The new curbr. Intregaldirection
of the
WaYlw :::::~
said, Carson and the juvenile Concrete Curb and Walk County Road Commission, I =:::;~
emerged from the Pointe 1--------will extend from Way bum to :::::::
Dodge lot at the rear of the
Fisher on Jefferson .avenue :::;:::
edifice.
and from Mack to Ridge on :::::::
The patrolman
said he
Moross road, In areas whe~e :;::::
asked the pair what they
the old stoue curbs are 111 ::::::
were doing in the area, ana
good condition, they will not :::::~
Carsoll told him he was
Nort h HIgh
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School has is. be removed.
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forced to stop because his sued registration
and sign.
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motor had overheated. The up procedure schedules for
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officer turned the ignition the school year which begins
key a\1d the temperature
Thursday, September 6.
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gauge registered
cool. He
Seniors should report to
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htohte.motor, which the school Monday, August
In spite of storm and tor.
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27: juniors
should report
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ren la ra n,
01 ers ;.:.:.
Kelly .."
Tuesday, August 28,' sopho.
d t k
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and Patrolmen Gerald De- mores Wednesday,
August manage
0
eep
elr ap .• :.:.:
burgh"raeve
and Kenneth
Pointments with the Amerl. ::;:::
29, and freshmen Thursday, can Red Cross Bl 0 od m cbile ••••••
Pine ..arrived.
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The officers radioed tbelr August 30, There will be a in its 2.8 p.m...... isit tlo The
make.up
day on Friday, W
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station to inform
Detroit
ar
emorla s ba l0
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August 31, from 8:30 a,m. to Th
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authoritles ot tbe apprehen.
12 noon.
urs ay. ugus.
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sian of the young men, and
For a period of nearly two :;::::
two Detroit patrolmen were
All students should register hours, donors were held up :::;::
dlspatche<l to the scene.
on their designated day ac- from coming to the Center. "::::::
k d cording to the following al. Nonetheless, 68 pints were :.::::.::
th~:gen~ill~r~~d
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a phabetical
schedule:
last accepted by the Re<l Cross :::::::
new car with two lugs miss. names
beginning
with A - 12 of which were marked :~::::
ing from one of its wheels. through D, 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 for the War
Memorial's :::::::
A look into the trunk of the a.m.; E through H, 9:30 a.m. Community
BJood
Bank ::::;::
boys' car, which was regis. to 10: 30 a.m.; I through L, avaUable to aU on free loan :::::::
te.red to Carson, uncovered a 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m,; 111 in case of emergency.
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carburetor with gasoline still through P, 11:30 lI.m, to 12:30
Mrs. Shirley Goolsby, who :::::::
leaking from it,
. p,m.; Q through S,' 12:30 was in charge of the collec. ::::::;
A second look through the Phm. to 1:30 p,m., and T tion, "nd the Center itself
storage lot revealed that one trough Z, 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 are very grateful to every- :.:.::;
of the eus was missing such p.m.
Registration procedures in. one for the representative
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picking
up books, turnout
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Th!! Detroit policemen took identification, class schedule weather conditions.
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CAN BE DRY CLEANED IN YOuR HOME
OR OFFICE BY
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Conner Station for further
disposiUon in the matter.
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Ava; Ia b e for; Ford,
Chrysl.T,G.M.,
American
Motors, Mercedes-Benz,
Audi and Volvo , "
most motor homes, campers,
pick-up trucks, Can
be transferred
from car to car.
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People wtlo live within
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cost $5.40 per lineal
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foot to instaU. Because of :::::::
their size, the old curbs only:::::::
have to be removed level to ......
the pavement and the can- ::::::
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crete ones placed over them. ::::::
If you are interested in :::::~
specifics, the new curbs are ::::::
24 inches wide and about 10 :•~:
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to 12 inches deep. rising six
to seven inches above the :::::::
asphalt
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The ~ld stone curbs were :::::::
about six inches wide, and •••.•..
for everything. A few incom.
ing and outgoing calls gave
us the REAL reason for
those
huge
curbs
being
poured into permanence on
Jefferson avenue and Moross
road.
t' Thethre hthad beebn specubla,IOn ~ t e cur ,s were emg bUilt to prOVide narrow
bike paths or a resting place
for hitchhikers or to ~rotect
th.e grass frail' salt m the
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GROSSE
POINTE
EDWARDS APPOINTED
Pointer Robert F. Edwards
"
I has
recently been appointed
(c.t1Jlued from Pale 1) ler Pme rnd.ex, sU?Ject to an, mum of $600 per year to $900 vice.president
of Business
without any further addition. annual maXlmum Increase or annual salary."
Development of tlle Burton
• 1 change in current provis- decr~ase of 2.5.percent of the
CompeDsation of MUDidpal Abstract and Title Company.
iOlll, and to require an addi. unadjusted rehrement allow. J.udge. That Chapter 15, Sectional one percent contribu, ance after
December
31, hon 15.4, of the charter "be
tion by non.covered members 1973,"
amended so as to increase
to the retirement system.
Salary Increase
the maximum allowable sal.
Such provisions shall take e[.
Continuing. the "compensa. ary o[ the Municip:-.l Judge
feet July 1 1974."
lion" amendments show the of the Court from $$,000 an .
• etlreme~t Allowance
_ following:
.
nu~Jly to. $6,000 annually. I
Covered Member. That ChapCompens~hon of .)1 a yo r whlc.h maxlmu~ salar~. shall
ter 16, Section 16.18, oC the. and Coun~dmen. That Chap- be fIxed. by ordmance.
.
charter "be amended so as Iter 4:, SecMn 4.2, oC the char.
,!,h.e .fmal am~nd~ent. IS
to eliminate the provision re.1 ter . be amende~ so as !a EhglbiUty for Offll~e ~n City.
ducing the covered m~mber's I provide f~r an Increase. 10 That Chapter 5:, Section 5.1,
retirement
allowance
one-] compens~tlOn [or the OCCIC~ oC the chartez: be amended
hall of one percent for each, of Councilman from a maxI" so as to provl~e that an en.
montb's retiNment preceding mum of $400 p~r year to $720 cum~ent councdman m~y be I
age 60 years. Such provision an~~al salary. and for th.e 1 ap~mted to a v~,cancy m the:
will take effect July I, 1974." offIce of Mayor from maxI. offIce of Mayor.
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NEWS
Thursday, August '6, 1973.
Mr. Edwards will be re'l
sponsible for corporate ac.
counts, national builders and
interstate lending institutions
in Michigan. He is a member
of the Mortgage Bankers As.
'I
sociation of America, as well
as the Michigan Mortgage
Bankers, the Detroit Real
Estate Board, the Michigan
Real Estate Association, the
Detroit Metropolitan Build.
ers Association and the De.
troit Cha'mber of Commerce.
Au g u s t 6, unanimously
awarded an aluminum siding
contract to Eastview Alumi.
OKAY SIDING
I num Inc. to fix up the side
The Woods Council at the' porch of the Municipal Build •
regular
meeting
Monday,' ing. The amount was $1,397.
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Betlrement Allowance
Covered Member. That Chap.
ter 16, Section 16.18, of the 1
charter "be amended so as
,
_
to provide that a covered
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While checking a rear yard'
member shall ha~e his relire. (around 7:49 p.m.), Rey- at a corner of Hillcrest and;
ment allowance Increased to 1 nolds. stilI playing Miss Frankfort,
OUicer
Fagan
two percent of such memo Hughes said he was suffer- spotted Reynolds laying face
ber's final average compen.! ing fro'm he'art pal~itations down in the bushes along II
sation, times the first 25 and was taken to 5t John backyard
fence.
After a
years of credited ~rvice,
While personnel were 'getting brief struggle, Reynolds was
plus one percent o~ his ~nal his hospitaI
history, Rey. arrested and transported to.
average .:ompensation, times nolds refused further servo the station.
'
. his credited service in excess ice put on his outer clothing
Reynolds told police he'
of 25 years. Such provision and bolted through the rear had given false information.
win take effect July 1, 1974." I emergency entrance, police about his name and sex
JletJrement Allowance
-I said.
earlier, and then identified
NOIl.Covered M~mber. That
He ran across the parking himseH. A dark Wig which
Chapter 16, Section 16.19 (a) lot to Morass across Moross he wore upon his arrest was
of the chart~~ "be amended to the second house north of confiscated.
so as to provide that a non. Hillcrest and then between
----c~vere~ member shall ha.ve some houses east towards
hiS retirement allowance!DMack
'
creased to
"
"(a) 2.5 percent of such
Fora
ti!lle Reynolds di~.
ICYCe
Ie
member's average compensa- appeared IOta the darkness.
tion, times the first 25 years But not for long.
A bicycle thief, startled by
of credited service, plus
.When the clock tolled 12, a Briarcliff road resident,
"(b) 1.0 percent of his final hiS momentary
f r e e d ~ m was thwarted in his attempt
average compensation, times came to an end as sear.~.hmg to "bag a bike" Friday eve.
his credited service in excess Woods and. Farms officers ning, August 10.
of 25 years
converged m the area of
The resident stopped pa.
"and to 'require an addi- Fran~fort and. Hil1cr~st.
troiling Woods Public Safety
tional one percent contribuPolice re<:elved mforma. Officer Jac!: Treppa and said
tionto the retirement system tion that a citizen had last after returning
home, he
by the non,covered members. seen Heynolds run n in g noticed a vehicle parked in
Such provisions will take ef. north between houses Crom Cront of his house.
fect July 1, 1974."
Hillcrest, east of Frankfort.
As he pulled into the
Cost-of.Uving Adjustment.
A ch~ck of the area proved driveway, be spotted a white
That' Chapter 16 of the char- negatlve.
male with blond shoulder
ter "be amended by adding a
Search on Foot .
l~ngth bair driving his son's
new section to provide for
However, Woods OffIcers bike out of the open gara~e
annual
post.retirement
ad- Patrick DeVine and Patrick door. H~ chased the culprIt
justments to the retirement
Fagan began a yard.ta-yard
north On Morningside drive
allowance of members and search on foot, covering the I to North Rosedale where the
their beneficiaries,
bas e d area in which the suspect youth dumped the bicycle
upon changes in the Consum. was last seen.
and ran through some yards.
Police checked the area
but were unable to find the
youth.
Nab 'FemuIe' f or La Teen.y
Citizen. Stops
BO
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nautical
(jifts
and
Woat 8upplies
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• Sp.rry T0IKide r
Safety 800/ Shoes
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• &inoculars
• Nau/ical (aut Nice) lamps
•. 800/ Hea.ors
Jut "ice
W.'~. Got Itf
• Marine Publications
• Navililotionollnlltumenh
• Seth Thomal Maritlo
Clocks and Bo,o me'. rs
SHIP'S WIlES. FAMOUS HORPOU
5.lIInl Swits wi" tfI. hidden hood
$39.50 VALUE
Jocke', Only $11.95
19605 Mack
$29.50
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Value $24.50
TU 2-1340
Ope" Daily '.6. Sat., 5 p.m.
Browse
the
ship's
wheel
RICHARD PROMOTED
Ray L. Richard, of Bar.
rington road, was recently
promoted to regional mana.
ger of City National Bank.
Mr. Richard, who was pre.
viously assistant vice.president, will be responsible for
seven of the bank's braneh
offices. He 'joined CNB in
1955 as ta bula ting super .
visor and became an assist.
ant branch manager in 1964.
He was promoted to branch
manager in 1965. member of
management in ,1966, and an
officer in 1967. He became
assistant
vice.president
in
1970, Mr. Rkhard is a member o[ the American .Institute of Banking, the Rotary
Club and the Lion Club.
Detroit & Northern Savings
announces
it
PASSBOOK
SAVINGS
per
year
Daily interest
WRONG WAY
You may have the right.
of-way in trame, but there's
Uttle satisfaction
dying to
prove it.
1 YEAR
CERTIFICATES
per
$1,000 minimum
year
30 MONTHS
CERTIFICATES
per
year
$5,000 minimum
48 MONTHS
CERTIFICATES
$1,000 minimum
per year
•
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•
•
effective
annual
yield
effective
annual
yield
•
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•
effective
annual
yield
effective
annual
yield
ALL ACCOUNTS COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY.
.,
New Passbook savings rate retroactive to
July 1,1973.Though we can't automatically increase
existing certificate rates, you may present your
certificate at maturity for re-issue at a new,
higher rate, without loss of earnings.
DETROIT &
NORTHERN
SAVINGS
Home Office: Hancock, Michigan
,
19307 Mack Ave.
Grosse Pointe Woods
ThursdlY, August 16, 1973
GROSSE
Engineers Set Flood Control Goal
By this fall the U. S. Army
Corps of Engineers
and
Great
Lakes
communities
workIn, together on Opera.
tion Foresight
will have
completed emergency protec.
lion against a pOtential $100
milUon in flood damages to
lakeshore property.
Major G en era I Ernest
Graves, Division Engineer
of the Corps, North Central
Division, announced from his
Chicago
headquarters
the
construction
of tempOrary
dikes, costing $25 million,
was 7/J percent
complete
and that
all work was
scheduled for completion by
the end of September.
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Frid'ay N."g h t
City Police Omcers Donald Boyer and Jerome Petz
arrested two Detroit boys for
indecent eXpOsure on Frida)'
night, August 10,
The officers were on rou.
tine patrol at 11:30 on Friday
wt.en they saw the two boys
standing on the flood control
dike at the foot of Lakeland
without their clothes. The
boys, it appears, bad been
swimming in the lake and
were drying oll with towels.
The police otficersyelled
to the boys to get dressed
and put them under arrest
for indecent eXpOsure. Of.
ficer Boyer handcuffed both
of the boys and took them to
the station, where they were
giveD their rights.
Each posted a $2Z bond.
Their court date was set for
Tuesday, August 28.
GA.BAGE
GR.NDER?
c.n
~M
PLUMBING8H~ATn"j
1530 .. KERCHEVAL
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"Our goal is U> get all the
dikes in place before the
period of heaviest fall storms
so as to prevent the flooding
of low.lying areas which oc.
curs when strong winds are
combined
with higb lake
levels," General Graves ex.
plained.
Operation Foresight is aim.
ed at protecting 140 sbore
areas, totalling 100 miles of
shoreline.
These are the
areas where local interests
requested Federal assistance
and were able to provide the
right.of.way and other local
guarantees required by law.
Since the program was an.
nOI'!1ced last December the
hos been providing
engineering
advice to af.
fected communities and has
supplied them with $6 mil.
lion in materials for dike
construction,
including
11
million sandbags.
W he r e
local governments lack the
capability to instan the dikes
themselves, the Corps has
let contracts for dike construction.
Seventy-live miles of protective structures
have a1.
~ady been completed at a
cost of $16 million. These are
protecting against a potential
$60 million in flood damages.
Forty miles of additional
dikes to be eompleted by the
end of September at a cost
of $9 million will protect
against another $40 million
in potential damages.
Operation Foresight initial.
ly extended to all of the
Gr<:at Lakes and Lake St.
Clair. However, in consulta.
tion with local authorities it
was agreed not to undertake
any emergency
protection
projects on Lake Superior.
Some of the larger pro.
jects already completed are:
(lve and a half miles of
diking for St. Clair Shores,
costing $970,000; 10.3 miles
of dikes at Reno Beach.
Howard Farms, 0., costing
$3.6 million; three miles of
diking at Green Bay, Wis.,
costing $927,000, and a $563"
000 flood protection project
for Eastlake, O.
Live and let live is merely
recognition of others' rights.
VA 2.9070
POINTE
WSU's Holden Dies on Aug. 8
Pige Five
NEWS
ACTION
PROVES THEORY
COUJ'\j'TS
REMODEL NOW!
Riches are acquired -not
Face the future realistic.
Professor of English in 1946, ally always-it
takes just as by what the world giveshas been the only chairman much energy to ~ish as to but by what it cannot take
of the journal\1m
depart. plan.
away.
ment since its formation in
1949.
He was the third Ameri.
can chosen in 30 years :0
present the Arthur Norman
Smith Memorial Lecture in
Journalism at The Univer.
sity of Melbourne, (Austra.
lia). He was editor of "Detroit in Perspective," a new
quarterly publication of the
Detroit Historical Society.
His professional
member.
ships included Sigma Delta
Chi, the Association for Edu.
cation in Journalism, Detroit
Press Club, Torch Club of
Detroit and the WSU Pr"ss
Club.
Memorial contributions can
be made to the W. Sprague
Holden Journalism
SCholar-!
Woods Mayor Pro Tem ship Fund at WSU in care of
'760 ~ E, J.ffenon
I
Marvin R. Boutin was reo the Wayne state Fund.
cently appointed to thll Corn.
m it tee
on International
Municipal Cooperation of the
National League of Cities by
Detroit Mayor, and League
president, Roman S. Gribbs.
The council at the regular
meeting Monday, August 6,
unanimou,!y approved a mo.
tion that Mr. Boutin send a
letter to Mayor Gribbs ac.
cepting
the
appOintment.
(Mr. Boutin was excused
from voting).
His term expires Decem.
ber 6 upon adjournm~nt of
the 1973 Congress of Cities,
(December 2-6) in San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
Mayor Gribbs said, "You
will be a member from your
state to represent its munici.
pal i!1terests on this impOrtant committee."
He also noted NLC committees have three major
tasks including a constant
search
for new concepts
which will aid in "providing
a good life for all urban
Americans,"
a car e f u I
weighing of national
and
urban program priorities and
a determination of the "na.
tional policies, programs and
strategies
nee e s s a r y to
achieve our goals."
W. Sprague Holden, pro.
fessor and chairman of the
department of Journalism at
Wayne State University, died
Wednesday, August 8, of a
heart attack at Providence
Hospital. He was 64 years
old.
.
For many years, he helped
students find jobs on dozens
of newspapers, both dailies
and weeklies, including the
Grosse Pointe News. He was
not only an excellent in.
structor but also took a
strong, personal interest in
all his students.
Professor H 0 Ide n, who
joined the WSU faculty as a
Name Boutin
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PO~NTE
NEWS
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August
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Father, Son Net Holes-in-One
Delay Appeals Hearing in Woods
now a senior at Acqllinas i in-onc . . . on the same
(Coatinuecl from Page 1)' the structure at present, the
Towards the end of the disCollege in Grand RapillS,' {'ourse .. , at the same hole.
At the July 2 meetirlg, some corporal said he issued a vio. cusslon between the council,
popped a hole.in.one at the
Never was then~ a truer
30 Newcastle citizens com. lation for "Injurious material Mr.' 'Murphy and the resininth green, (185 yards), on saying, "Like Fath~r. Like
plained about oil waste which found on thoroughfares," (oil dents, who didn't want an
the Cr)'"lal Dllwns Country Son" .. , or should It be the
washed from the service ga. in street), to Chrysler Cor. "instant replay" of p r i 0 r
Club course, Crystal Lake. other way around?
rage area onto the street and poration, Highland Park.
problems, Mr. Michel, nol
This ace was scored on July
-----alley during a s tor m on
Meanwhile at the hearing: without a touch 'll frustration,
4.
Dreamers
starve
today
Th~rsday, June 29. Waste 01,1. City Administrator
Chester said, "The building is ava~l.
Now, on Wednesday, Au. while feeding on tomorrow's
which floated on the street s E. ,Petersen made it dear no $ble for a car dealership
gust 8, his father sunk a hole. hope.
fioodedportion, swallowed up certificate of occupancy can without a change in the ordi.
a~ut 14 lawns between the be granh'd until the oil spill. nance. If 1 ~an.t rent the
Sidewalk a~~ the curb.
age situation is fixed. He building, what can. I do with
The conditIOn of the lot at urged that this mattel be it? Goodyear would be a first
the southwest corner of Mack taken care of with dispatch. rate lenant."
and Newcastle was described
Th' 0'1
was apparas "filthy' and "a nuisance"
IS I mess
by e idcnts in a communi. enlly caused when the. sew~r
CORREel' LOGIC
.r s
c'
backed up out of a hOist Pit,
cation to the. c;,0un II at the (which contain:: a grease and
Don't expect too much
well.
oil interceptor), came up to from others remember,
The pre-school
develop- May 17 meetm",.
'Developments on th.e p~r. floor level and ultimalely 'you've never sel the world
menr-progratn
is scheduled
Chris Wilson, captain of to begin operaUon Monday, chase of the lot and liability washed the oil with it down on fire.
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North High's goll team, bas August 20, and will continue for lawn damage are still Newcastle
"The st;eets mllst hold parI FPORTS FANS!~V
',h!'
signed a NatioDal Letter of throughout
the year witb pending .. The Chrysler Re.ally
Intent to atteM
We&terft short breaks in _December
~:~f;t:fsn
re~~~ o~o~n g~~f~~ of the rain~all so the bas~;
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lIic:hifan University.
and during
the summer to purchase the 1 I
m~nts won t be flooded,
During his career at North, months. The sessions will
.
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said Mr. Petersen. He added
81'
'"
T~e city also has not been the city has not experienced
YOU
W"llaoo fmiabed third in the meet on Monday, Tuesday,
1972 MIchigan Class A tl)m. Thursday and Friday from a~vlsed on the lawn damag~. this t~pe of trouble, (i.e., the
DIDII'"
City Attorney George Catlm oil interceptor problem) be.
petition, Lilt summer,
be 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
so "I have to as~ume.IIOW
L
nftked as the number one
U interested
ill enrolling had earlier told the NEWS ufore
I
quaUfied from MIcbl.gan for your child, contact Metro. Pointe Dodge won't assume the lea see or pwnerbas not
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tte U.S. Junior' Amateur poUlan Society at (313) 341. liabill.ty fo~ the destruction. maintained the interceptor."
Brought to you
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Tournament.
Recently,
be 4900. AU classes will be held the city Will pay to replace.
the sod and lawns. However,
He felt It shoul~ b~ cleane~
By TED EWALD
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the Western Junior at tbe Metropolitan Society until the oil spill situation is ou! Of plugged if It wasn!
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Amateur Tournament at MiI. Therapy Center, 17330 Schae. corrected, the city will not g010g to 'be used.
,
fON.
fer, Detrdt.
go ahead with lawn repair
Mr .. Petersen also s a I d
Dco you know why the'
. .
s. everyllme the fire t r u c k "bullpen" in a ba.. ball parkl
In related mCldents, two leaves on a call it costs $150
is called a bullpen? ...
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Super Service Is Stressed in Tune With Times
f~er
complain~s .on coodi. and the truck has made thre~
the oIcI clap, .the lull Dur.•
hons at the buildmg were trips down Newcastle road.
ham Tobacco Co., !Wt 'ho"1
Pointe Dodge, 20'year.old east- new quarters, demanded by outstand.
reported to The Woods De,Mr. Murphy said although
acI",niaing
signs
on the
side new and used auto and truck
ing growth over the past two and a
partment
of Public Safety Goodyear was caught up in fOlK" In mcony, many ball'
agency have moved to giant and novel half years.
!ast week
parks around
tho Cfilntry.
.
a situation not of its making,
and a lot of .holr sitns w_
On Tuesday, August 7, Mr. he would do everything nec- Iocaled in .he a,.. of the
Kenneth G. Meade, Grosse quarters,
bump - and body. Meade. Currently there are
1
Catlin was told that the in- essary to correct the prob.
park w"-re
rollef p1tcltolSl Pointe resident and president
shop at Gratiot and Gunston, eight salesmen, 15 m'echanics,
terior 0: the building was lem. He told some Newcastle
warmllCl up ...
Tt.ot area I of ,the firm, is the nation's
and the used car lot at Fisher and' 10 oUice and clerical
covered -with debris. Building residents In the audience he
began to be called the "bult-. youngest and one of the car and Mack.
personnel. A twofold increase
Inspector Earl Wakely went wants to work com pat ably
P;l"''', and It', boon that OVIr division's
most
promising
Service will be the top pri. in virtually all departments
to the site and found three with the neighbors so they
line..
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II dealers.
ority of the relocated firm, is anticipated.
young men cleaning the in. could be potential customers
Boliov. 't or not, a como.
Aided by well known, large. supported by 23 work stalls
The dealership also expects
terior and dumping debri::; at the service slore.
plot, 9-inning big ,"gu.
ly eastslder personnel and a in a greatly-expanded
and to' at least double its sales
into a dumpster.
As for the parking deficibaseball game was oncol managerial
staff of experi- fully-equipped department,
from the current rate of 125
A rainstorm on Thursday, ency, 'Mr. Murphy said the • p1ayllClin 51 minut .. ! . . '1 enced thouah also young men
"A uniitue canopied drive. new and 100 u~ed cars month.
August 9, once again brought ordinance requires 18 spaces
:n~am~,I:'':''~9~':'
Meade said, they hope to g~ in area will expedite service ly. Meade had already previoil spillage from the building. and "I can come up with 12 I
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I on growing with the whole write-ups 0 u t d 00 r S. 0 u r ously increased volume 400
Corporal Robert Setchell reo outside and 11 inside." Of •
a ba .. ball _ord I community, "contributing per- planned 'superm~rkel' effici- percent over predecessors In
were up to $35.00...........
ported oil had run down the the 11, eight spaces would be It!'at jUlt ~~n't
... m polsonally and professionalliy as ency ap,?roach m~~udes an I two and a half years at the
walk and drive into the street used for servicing aut 0 " Ilb/~, bu. ~t, 'ruo .. ' , T"" good neighbors and business- e~prcss Ime, a waiting room old locale. He also has added
,.. were up to $50.00
0.
and westerly along the curb while three would be left 'onhr.
Chicago Whit.
SOIl I men "
wUh free coffee, and other ac- car and truck leasina
team of 190. hit only th,",
.
commodat'ons
W'lI
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towar d s the catch. basin. The over, he added_ He empha. • hotnl runs AU SEASONl . . .
"This million dollar investI.
e
a sOl.'
ea e, wOlves
10 rosse
,.. were over $50.00 .......• 0.
fire truck W8S qUIckly called s i zed Goodye;'(f's business I Just Ihlnk, tlto,. have boon I ment is ~lDother positive in. have a ~eady fleet of 10 cars Pomte Park, heads a youlhto washdown the waste.
would not be as "intense"
Itim..
in ba .. ball. history I dex of this area's continuing ~or service customers re~ulr- Iul management
team. GenIn his report, Corporal Set- as the dealership's.
"The 1wh.n OM ployer hit three
th
tv
b li
this I mg
temporary
substllule eral sales manager Charles
hOmo run, in on, gam.grow..
e
e ~ve.
transp<lrtation" .. Meade said. ("Chuck") Riley, 28, started
NOW IN STOCK
,.. ch en sal'd Gilbe r t M'IC h el, tra f!ic turnover wou Id not b e I but
imagine, hore's a whole
s.hows pnde and faith ~n our
The building's en~ircling working with IIIeadc at the
owner of tl.e building, was at that great."
I team Ihal totalllCl only thr..
lifelong home commumty as exlerior lots wm contal'n an
the scene. Mr, Michel said
He noted around 10-75 per. I homors all year!.
It',
a good place to work and
former Riverview Dodge :lev.
the structure is still leased cent of the business would be Ihard to boli... e, but
estimated regularly stocked en years ago, beginning his
to the Chrysler Corporation. automotive as against 25-30
happened.
it
liv.e," the 29-year-old Meade 250 new cars and 80 light career on the wash rack. A
Due to the fact that Pointe percent for mercantile. Good. I
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saId.
and medium size trucks on former Park native, he now
bring in trades
D~g~ no longer occupies the year p I a n s to sell TV's, "
WEEKLY SPKtALS
The. consi~era~ly
lar~er the west side, and 150 used resides in Bloomfield Hills.
building and -Mr. Michel says stoves, refrigerators,
et. aI., 1197\ Mont. Carlo
and all.mcluslvc site occupies cars on the east side of the His mother, Florcnce, still
he has no authority to enter in this area.
,1970 Monl. Carlo.
almost a squa~e block, some struclure. The sides and rear lives in the park.
1'969 Ford Country Squire
5"; acres, wlt.h a 464-foot of the lut will be fenced and
James Stevenson. 28, of
1972 2 Dr. Nova
frontage extendlDg from R~d- the entire front open.
PorI Huron, is p!,rts manag(11970 Chovrolet Sport Sodan
nor to Neff on the we~t Side
An unusual ~hov.room, sur. , er. Philip Seslar. 37, service
0
\'~I":h=
c:':d:'~n:n:n~wna.':;
of Mack Av~n~e, Prevlou~ly, rounded by sales and execu-I director, lives in St. Clair
------.1well equipped.
two old bUI~dings occupIed I tive offices, will feature only Shores,
,
(CoDtbmed from Page 1)
more than sufficient to melt
the property s front.
two DCW cars on display in I'
In keeping ..yith Pointe's
I
..
.
I A one-story. structure of 7,500 square feet of space.
youlhful tone. Detrpiter Gil$15 Windshirt with
,.. between 160.167 degrees the wall:.
he pointed out.
"If you will notice when I
I 16,188 square feet ~ ho~s~ The present number of bel't A. Pl'alt, 32, has been
Each Purchase over $10 ,.. Farenhei~,
"The point I am trying to you light a candle, the flame I
I ~1l of the company s faclh- employcs will be increased top new car Isalesman at
make," said Chief Costa, "is burns
evenly,"
the chief I
VA 1.2000,
I ties under one roof. Included {rom 33 to 60 and the pay-I Pointe Dodge ,c,ince joining
that when the temperature
stressed. "11 is not the wax ..
are management and sales roll doubled accordingly to I nine months ago.
over the stove reaches 473 that is retaining the flame
degrees Farenheit, the fumcs on the wick. but the minute
tend to center in that one fumes exuding from the wax.
area and the result is an ex. Wax itself does not burn,
plomon or flash fire.
but the gaseous element it
"Regardless
of how long contains does, and,.this
is
water is boiling, the maxi- what keeps the candle alit."
mum heat will never go be.
Another
extremely
dan.
yond 220 degrees. Whereas.
gerous practicl!, Chief Costa
when the fumes from the said, is to keep a lighted
TU 4.551.!V'i1Y 207~ MACK AVE.' ,.. paraffin burs Is into a flash cigaret in your mouth when
~ .GROSS~~~~~~W9.9.B~~~~:~
~ flame, the danger not only using hair spray from an
)III('"
lies in the fact something aerosol can.
combustible might catch fire,
"Aerosol cans, of whatever
but also in the fact that the nature,
contain a gaseous
person standing over the substance, and when you puff
melting wax will be breath.
on a cigaret and spray at
ing the escaping fumes. If the same time, the red glow
there Is a sudden flash, that of the dgaret, on coming in
person is liable to breathe
contact with the gas, can
in some of the flame thereby cause an explosion, causing
searing the lungs."
an injury," the chief said.
A flash fire may last just
In this day and age, men,
a second or more. 'the chief too, use hair spray, and the
added, but it could ignite a same warning
applies to
person's clothing, or if there
thpm, the chief added. Do
is somelhing close by that is not keep any lighted ciraget
ft
'
flammable, a fire could re- or cigar, or use any aerosol
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suit. Worse still, one could can near an open flame or
be severely or fatally burned,
there
could
be
serious
he added.
trouble.
The best method of melt.
Above all, the chief said,
ing paraffin is in a double do not toss empty aerosol
boiler, with the bottom pan cans into an incinerator or
containing the water and the open fire.
pan above holding the wax.
Think and be safe, and
This methlXl will create a you will be safe, the chicf
heat of 390 degrees, which is \ cmphllsizcd.
'Every loyal golfer's dream
is a hole.in.one. Many never
fulfill this dream, or even
come close to it, ,But this
isn't the case of the John
McClain family, of Severn
road.
Eat your. hearts out. 0
golfer;' of toil. John McClain,
an Austin High grad who's
A eb1lcS need DOt be pbyli. aDd Adults haa developed a
cally impaired ill order to pre-school program for the
be developmentally
bandi. developmentally handicapped
c:apped. Theae c:hildren ar~ children of the tri-eounty
of tell .low to leam eertaiD !lrea, agel three to six years.
The program is operated
developmental skWJ but with
the proper instruction aDd by occupaUonal therapists
guidance, mlny ean assume with the involvement of a
their position In a school physical therapist, psychologist and parents. UlUmately.
system.
In order to meet the ever the program Is aimed so that
,rowin, need to supply this each child may function at a
1natruction, Mp.Uopolltan So. maximum level within his
c1ety for Crippled Chlldren degree of handicap. All children receive individual at.
tention and are involved in
group iIlerapy sessions as
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Pointe Dodge's' Grand Opening
of New Facilities, August 15
Wilson Sets
Sights on WMU
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The light 'n lively little vehicle that runs
on Pedal- Power!
let you pedaltn
com!nr!. Its sl~hl~ \hrrrpl1:111 sl.J~cr. a', ",,"II as
its low center of gravIty, provldrs satr ,w!! ('X(I\Hlg rnallf:IIVera
bihty tor any (Iriver,
This new and exciting all purpose ppv. ("People. Powered
Vehicle") is the latest innovation in reliable short. range trans
portation It's noiseless and non-polluting because it runs on
Pedal. PoweL You can pedal it practically anywhere for any
purpose at your own leisurely pace,
The lower hod/es wm" /n your chniu, nf IJCt~r lort's! Grpen,
Royal Space BhlP ann Polar Sun YI~llow Tlw bllily tn[l.lllrl shifter
cover a re Blight Snow Wh II>:
PPV's "shill.anytime" Mark 111 transmission eases your pedaling effort, while the adjustable custom.contoured bucket seats
So come on in and see Ihe ail (lur,JOsc
PPV.
I Boys, Ages 6-111
Take a People-Powered ride today, ..
for the fun of it!
Saturday,
August 25th &
"R~.O!
'f.,IRK Of rVI
Grosse Point. PPV SALES;'
S.pt ..... r 8th
9 a.m. to 12 noon
886-1300
18519 Mack Ave.
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August 16. 1973
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Page Seven
GROSSE
POINTE
NEWS
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SUi eel Trio of CCD Theft
Three y ng men, two of
whom had een wortdng for
the Countr Club of Detroit,
120 Countr Club lane, were
i1rrested b I Farms police aL
12:06 a.m. Monday, August
13, as the~Ylwere leaving tbe
club Pr? rty. They were
ar~ ':!sted I a car that had
defective ~rake lights, and
were foun to be in posses.
sion of st ,en property.
The triojwere taken to the
station anJ released to Det.
Earl Fiel~ for further ques.
tioning
~d
investigation.
They had;a $200 toaster appliance inithe vehicle, which
it was sail had been takeD
from the ~lub kitchen.
Chargee! with larceny Crom
a bUildint.' according to the
detective, are Jeffrey P.
Marl, 19, f 21905 Alger, and
Randy L;Major, 17, of 21522
Shady la~, both of 51. Clair
Shores, ~nd Richard Lee
Barton, 1/. of 15031 Manning,
Detroit. i
Patrol?an
Gerald
De.
burghgr~ve,
the arresting
officer, Slid he was on rou.
,
Elect Pointers Trustees
~:wc:u;:~ Of Historical Society
property and
~~ ~~~~i~Dd
Club of Detroit
head west on Country ClIrb
Three Pointers were re'l
Jane. The cal' was occupied centI)' elected to the board
by the trio.
of trustees of the Detroit
Tbe policeman
said the Historical Society.
~Et:KOAY
t:tOURS:
OPEN
SUNDAY
Mon., Tues., Wed.
the bo~rd of trustees
of
Merrill.Palmer Institute and
a trustee of Elmwood Ce~e.
tery,
the
G~osse POtnt~
Human
Relahons
Council
and the Metropolitan Society
for the Blind. In addition, he
. is a member of both the
American and Detroit Bar
Associations.
He was graduated
from
Yale University and received
his LLB from the Harvard
Law School. He has served
two terms on the board of
trustees previously.
M .. t"
.d
. Th
r. mllr 10 resl es 10
e
Park He is first vice-presi.
dent. and a member of the
board of trustees of the Children's Aid Society. an hon.
orary life member of the
Industrial
Editors Associa.
tion of Detroit and a mem.'
ber of the finance and steer.
ing committees of the Detroit -Windsor
International
Freedom Festival.
He also Is a member and
former chairman of the pub.
lic relations committee of
the Michigan Bankers As.
sociation,
an
accredited
I member
of the Public Rela.
tions Society of America and
a member of the. alumni
board. A graduate of Wayne
State University, he serves
on the WSU Press advisory
board, an~ is an adj~nct. in-I
struetor In commu~lcal1?ns
at Wayne State. UOlve.rslty.
Mr. Mead, a City reSident.
is. pre~ident of t~e .Michigan
HIstorIcal CommISSIOn and a
member of the Michigan Bicentennial Commission. He
serves on the board of trustees of the Detroit Artists
Market and is a member of
the
Planned
'parenthood
League and Semor Center,
Inc.
He received
his bacca.
laureate degree from WHIiams College t\nd his law
degree from the University
of Michigan
__ '
_
9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Thurs. & Fri.
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
10 A.M.
driver. Major, made a turn
:r~ey are Farms Mayor
north on Moross toward William G. Butler, ~n at.
Maclr. On coming to a stop torne-r and p~rtner tn. the
Pric •• Goad thru Aug. 2 lot
at the traffic signal at the law firm of MlIler, Canflel?,
W. r...
th. ,is!!t to
intersection, the officer no- Paddock and Ston.e; Dar~1O
limit quantiti.,.
ticed that ,the brake light on D. ~artln, Jr .• ass~stant vice.
Marl's car was not operating. preSident a.nd director
~f
Deburghgraeve
said
he public relahons for DetrOit
stopped the car on Moross, Bank and Trust, and Hudson
north of Mack. Marl was Mead, als~ an attorne.y and
sitting on the passenger side a partner m the law firm of
of dIe front seat and at. Tolleson, Burgess and Mead.
.
t emp ti ng t0 hid e a Iarge
Harold DeOrlow, of Buplastic bag between his leet. mingham, also w~s elec.ted
The patrolman asked what to t~e board. He IS a vice.
was in the sack, and Marl pre~ldent at Manuracture~s
produced a large, chrome NatIOnal Bank of DetrOit.
toaster, which he claimed and a member of the board
belonged to his mother.
of directors and ~reasurer of
When asked by the officer the Grosse Pomte Yacht
what they were doing at the Club.
Country Club of Detroit, both
Mr. Butler is chairman of
Major and Marl stated they ---------were employes of the club.
Deblirghgraeve radioed the
station to phone the club
manager, Joseph Gunther, to
inquire it a toaster was miss.
ing from the property.
Theodore H. Mecke, Jr.,
Deburghgraeve then radio- Ford Motor Company vice.
, -ed for assistance and Patrol. president _ public affairs,
A WooJs Board of Appeals man Kenneth Pine was dis- bas been appointed to the
hearing ~n the request of S. patched to the sc~ne. Whlle Bon Secours Hospital board
D. Pal~zolo, owner of the Pine kept an eye on the trio, of trustus.
land at Mack avenue and Deburghgraeve went to the
A resident of The Farms,
Fleetwoid, for a variance in CCD, and spoke to a security Mr. Mecke is serving the
STEHOUWER'S CORN BEEF OR
off.stre~
Pdarking re~tuireth
- wguhaOrds'al'dHtanheS
"luvbanhKaedhrse~vg:
greater Detroit area as a
ments i~ Of er to perml
e
."
member of the board of diconstruction of an office era I such toasters.
rectors of the Traffic Safety
building; has been delayed
G~Dther was conta~ted and Association, the Zoological
\Jnce ag.in.
verified
that
MalOr and Society
and
the
United
MADEL YNE'S FROZEN
The ~ouncil unanimously Marl were employes of the Foundation where he also is
approv~ a motion to post. club. He also disclosed the I a vice-president and mempone ttle hearing UDtil the toaster. was taken from the ber of the executive com.
Monda)'; August 20, meeting. property.
.
mittee
.
Mr. Palazzolo requested the
Field said MajOl', Marl and
Mr .. Mecke attended La.
MRS. PAULS
postponement because archi. Robertson were releas~ on S 11 C 'I
. h.s home.
teetural
plaDs were Dot $25 bond each, and will apa e o~ege 18.3, I n now
finalized.
pear .in COt!rt Wednesday, town, Pbiladelphl , ~ d rd
This marked
the third September 12, on charges of sefr~~s ~n the school s boa
postponement or the lIgaring. laro:-eny from a building.
0
lreC ors.
"
d
At the regular meeting Mon.
_____.
Mr. Mecke JOI~ed F?r
STOUFFERS
day. July 2, the council
Men who accept free ad. Motor Company In Phlla.
okayed a. motion to adjourn ,vice must take their own delphia as assistant manager
the matter. tu the July 16 niedicine.
(If the Southeastern Regional COmmOlmeeting. Then. at the July
._____
Public Relations office and
..
16 meeting, the solons ap.
Some have no time to take soon transferred to the DearSARA LEE
pro\'ed a motioo to adjourn adviee-they're
busy selling born otfices where he rose
it to AdgUSt 6.
it.
to his present position. He
C\lrrently is responsible for
Common Cause-Michigan,
the public relations staff, the the local branch of the oa.
Washington staff and the tionlll citizens lobby, an.
FROZEN BANK
governmental
affairs
and nounced, beginning immcdi.
~\d'
,. ~
planning staH at Ford.
ate1y, it will furnish without
\
\lII
Mr. Mecke has served Bon charge literature,
speakers
Secours Hospibl for the past and a film on state reform
i
10 years as a member of the legislation for meetings or
~
advison' board.
discussion sessions of civic.
political and social action
groups in the Detroit area.
"We feel citizens in our
4131 CANYON~ .. '
area are concerned about the
need for reform action by
I..
lour State Legislature jn the
A thief had a quick case areas of lobby regulation,
of "dropsy"
when sta!tied
conflict of interest, campaign
OR CASTLE
by a Kercheval road reSIdent financing and open meet.
WINS
li
•
who spotted him carrying a ings," said Al Swerdow, state
SCOTLAND
".'1
portable saber saw from her issues coordinator, "but they
C
..
property.
need the facts about the
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THWollc;H AUGUST 25
eel STICKS
TJie citizen told Farms Of- existing laws and how they
or
} SHill PADS
WIOWELL SKATES
ficer Vincent Peters Tues- should be changed."
7!'
ELaOW PADS
W.. WELL STICIS
day, August 7, the culprit
"Rt)al reform
will not
.
EQUIPIIEMTBAGS IISPEUI STICKS
was walking away from the come easily. And it will not
.
Shoul4er Palls VICTOIIAVILt STICKS garage as she was returning come at all unless ordinary
VERNOR'S REGULAR
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from the store. The woman citizens get the message to
[QUftDT
shouted at the alarmed thief their legislators
that they
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who released the article with wal\.t a new standard
of
20<
G)OPER .ee •• WIIIWELL
dispatch. He was last seen ethical conduct established
going south on MiApleton on now, not next year."
RED
HAWAIIAN
foot.
"Members of civic, social
BAUERBUC~ PAIITMUS :
Iec. $42.15". $35.15.
The culprit was described
and political action groups
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as black about 27-years-old
of aU types must become m.
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around '5-10 taU and 100 volved if meaningful reform
CCIUUSUIG
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pounds, and of a thinnish is to. be achi~ved. The fir~t
GREEN GIANT
W. Ace.pl Used Siate. as rrade in'.
build. He was wearing blue step 1D such mvo~vement IS
jeans with a blue jean type a real under.standmg of. th~
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jacket. Police said nothing problems which now eXist,
15c
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R $5 25 ... $5.25
anparenUy is missing at this he concluded. ..
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citizens
and
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Thot's why I send my mechanics to a GM Trammg Center. ~hey study the
most up-to-date automotive repair techniqu~s ~~d work .wlth the IQte~~
equipmem. What's more, as port of Oldsmoblles
Total ~rlll~e. ~nvolvement
Program, they also attend classes given by the Oldsmobile dIVISion to learn
what's new. The way I see it, the more they know about your cor the better
they'll fix ,t.
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.
Another t~ing we're doing to improve service IS checking .~nd double.~heck,"g.
every job 90in9 out of the shop to make sure that It s done right the
first time.
That way, you come back because you wont
'0.
Not because
you ~ave to.
',', ;:Wrong.
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We Want You Bade Because ,he Job Was
Done Right'
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CAMELOT
collection of 35 salon prints'
by Lawrence Marin is now
on display nt the Dossin
Great Lakes Museum on
Belle Isle.
The prints depict lesser:
~known activities along the
Detroit River including ship'
repair, harbor master, fire
boat, railroad ferrys and un.
limited racers.
plus other
scenes not ordinarily seen
,by the layman.
The exhibit is .' the result!
I
,of a term requirement
lD
1 photography
for Mr Marin,
: at Montieth College' Wayne
! Stllte University.
'
I It wiJI continue througli
November, 1973. The Dossin
Great Lakes Museum ~s open
Wednesday through Sunday
from 10 a.m, to 5:45 p.m.
HOME GROWN
MICHIGAN PEACHES
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MICHIGAI
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$
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Exclusively
at
SAVE ON
OUR lOW PRICE
if
(ONE" ISLAND
MACK AT ANITA
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SCh00 I F u.nd s A. re .4 val.,a hi e
Name NH Juniors to Honor Roll
MICHIGAI
WATER
POINTE
16, 1973
am the gf'
shepher~:
good 6hep rd giveth hiS
Thursday, August
I'
i
Using compliments as a
I
handle, there are mighty feV( the
d
doors that can't be pried life for the sh p.
1958 and the Higher E uca'l open.
(S John 10:11)
lion Act of 1965.
Application forms may be
obtained at financial aid or.
fices of post.secondary insH.
1..
I!t
tutions, high school guidance
offices, post offices, State
employment offices, Studenl
Please Maire Re:;ervatiotif
Special Services projects or
.
by writing Box G, Iowa City,
Thursday, Friday and Stlfurdtll
Iowa, 52240.
HOlmemodeNow Englond Clom Chowder, Sl:t:ed ClGm.
To apply for a Basic Grant,
or Shrimp Cocktail, whole live Moin. Lobtte .or Lobster
'll
t
Toil..
Corn
on Cob or Ioked polol.. ComPete dinHr
a s t ud ent mus t f I ou ali
Including
5Olod, reli,h•• and bev.ragel.
"Application for Determina.
tion of Expected Family Con.
tribution." Within a month'l
he wilt be notified of the
amounl of his family's ex.
Sundays from
pected contribution. This no
1 ~00 p.m. till 9:00 p.m.
lification is submitted to the
school of his choice, wbkh
Dandng Fricla, &. ~dIy
then calculates the size of
the grant to which he is en.
Delfoi,'. lined
17 p-. bond.
titled.
Thursday e.~ning 9 p.m.
-----G, Bruce Feighner, princi., Dougall, Laura
McMahon,
In a reminder from Wash.
pal of North High, recently Mary J. McQueen, Mary K. ington, Congressman Lucien
announced
the
complete McQueen, John Meier, Carol N. Nedzl, (D.Mich.), pointed
honor roll for the school's Michaelson, Cynthia Mickas. out the availability of limited
Exclusively
eleventh graders.
Mary Jo Mlserendino, Mau. funds for ~tudents who wish
at
They are Eric
Adrian, reen Monaghan, Lisa Moran, to continue their education
Carol1ne Allen, Judith Allen, Kathryn Moyer, Robert Mul. after high school, according
Elitobeth Anderson, Randy linger, Frank Munaco, Joy to a news release from his
Arickx, Kristine Aro, Cyn. M una C 0, Patricia Nacey, office.
thia Ashton, Ted Azar, Lucy James
Nellis
and Louis
"Tbe Basic EducationalOp.
15304 ICUCH£VAl • VA 2.1/0'0
Babcock,
D i a n e Badala. Neuder.
portunity Grant program au.
mente, Karen Bagwell, W.en.
Continuing, Mark Nichol. thorized by Congress will pro.
1
dy Barr, Sandra Battamo, son Ann Oberski, Nancy Olis, vide more than $122 million
Mary Beauvais, Mary Beech. Eri~ Olsen. Daniel Ottoni, to nearly one.half million
er, Mary Bentson, Cathy Kimberly Paine, Denise Pa. students," he said.
Rerchem, Robert
Beyer, quette, Lynn Parenl, Chris.
The funds are for grants,
AI THE HfW
MichaeL Bod n e r, Barbara
topher Paton, Christine Pde. not loans. and are based
GROSSE POINTE COMMUNITY RINK
Bokram,
Rebecca
Bowles, man, Jonalhan Pepper, Lisa upon a showing of financial
tHU.SOA~
l' AM. I. I '.M.
fllOl\~
EVlNlNGS • ,.. '0 r.M.
Lisa Brey, Mary Ann Broni. Pinkos, ~ebQrah Pittel, John need. This year the program
SAT ...
SUNDAY AfTllNOOHS
2 '.M, to 4 '.M.
kowski,
Timothy
Brooks, Puleo
Nancy
Puttcomer,
is limited to first.year full.
$UHOA~ EVINIHG • to 10 '.M. (Aduh, only) hi .. _
........ IU..clOO
Susan Brown. Daniel Brown. Elain~ Queller, Michael Ra- time students who are begin.
ing, Doris Bruno, Debra doiu, Anthony Randazzo, Les. ning their education after
Brush, Lori Burns, Jeffrey lie Rauen, Timothy Reilly, July I, 1973, at any approved
Ca1catera,
Joann cardani'l Susan Rei n h a r d, Marlin college, university, vocalion.
Brian Carnaghi, Clayton Car. Richards, Paul Rinke, Renee' al sCho?l, technical institute.
Admi"ion included wi;. dinner.
son, Joyce Carson, Nancy Rivard. Vivian Rob e r t s, or hospItal school of nursing'l
I
Highwav 21, In Forest Onto
Cavanagh, Elizabeth. Ch~se, Jam!'s Rohrkemper, Thomas An estimated.1:75 miltion stu.
.
Your Host MIKE BRUNTON
Tel. 873.239.5 Canada
Stephen Chorny, Benlla Clar. Rollins, Martin Roy, Robin dents are ehglble to apply.
(Form.. l)' Owner of Captain Shumwav.)
avino and Kevin Clark.
Ruosell, Christine Salvaggio,
These grantS' do not reo
(With Purchase of Kit)
• Partie. • 8anquet Fociliti~s and Maeling Room
Others are Thomas Clinton. Lillda Sandercott,
Marion place other federal programs
Dining Daily • Accommodation,
10' Business lu'P'eons
Susan Clogg, Joanne Clos, Sandmair. Barbara Savage, providing funds to ~ludenls,
at
• Pool Side Po,ties. Patio Borbetue. Boot Dockage,
Weekend in Canada
James Connolly, M i c he I e Matthew Savage, Mark Sca. but rather are supplemenls
and Show .. , Facilitie,
We offer you a Golfing weekend in CANADA
Cook, Ka:.-en Costakis, Pam. pini, David Schadler and to them.
., '/
fl
e Inqui,e About Boot Club Rende.ous
Only 90 miles from Detroit
ela Counen, Mark Craig, Ann Marlene Schmid.
The program, made possi.'
b
C.
• (Othe, Excellent Suggestions-Sleaks & Seatoodl.
four excellenl courses wi'hin minutes
Curtis,
Margaret
Curtiss,
Concluding the list are ble under the Education
01 ou' Motel. Plu, miles and mil.. 01
,Andrea Danas, Wendy Dan. Mark Schmidt. Lynn Schu. Amend~ent of 19?2, is the
Enroll now, begins in
Public beach on Loh Hu'on.
forth, Do'.'na Dangelo, Ron. bert,
Mary Seski, Lieda newest!~ a I~ng lme of stu.
mid-Sepfember
aid DaVid, Cathy
Dean, Shamie Michael Shook Lisa den t fmanclal
programs.
_ Supplies • Prints
Gregg Decesare, Gerardina Simon 'Carolyn
Sla;inski
Others include the National
_ Barnw_d
Frames
Deperro,
~avid
DiLoreto, Amy Slaven, Michael Smith: Defense Edu<'ation Act of
Mary !>?garl~, Douglas Dol. Stephen Smith, Renay Sta. ---------• Multi.Croft Classes also
tOO N. RIVER ROAD
en.g~wskl, Mlchaer Donahue, nard, Richard Steiger, Paula
821-8166
;'U. Clemens, Mich. 48043
Wilham Duncan, Du~ Dutch. Stemczynski, Jane Stevens,
1205 Wayitum in the Pm
er, Ahmet Erozencl, Cath. Catherine Straetmans
Heidi
A.erican & Cantonese Food
erine F:urs" !ane~ Evansk,i, Strek, Myla Study,' Mary
Eastern Michigan Univer. -----------_._----------CARRY OUT SERVICE
Bulln ... _
Nane~te
Flhppelh,
Chene
Swan,
j)
ani
e
I
Szewczyk,
sity
track coach Bob Parks
A" foods in Special
men'~
Flemmg,
Sally Forrester,
Diane Szewczyk Amy Tay. recently announced the sign.
•
Keep Hot ContainelS
l.unt:h!
M~ry Ann Fricko, Daniel lor, Lynn Taytor, Roberl ing of nine trackmen to na .
,..... -"N t~,. .. 1\ •. m ...l0 ,_11ft:
.... , 11 •. "' .•11,10 ., ..... Sot. '2 ~11:20
......
FrIend, Charles
Frohman,
Thomsen William Touscany
tional letters of intent. One
.
s4.n. 12 .• 10 .• m. CleMd MottcI;oy
Michael Fuller, Janette Ga- Sandra Trandell John Trask' Pointer, Tom Przeslawski of
".7.9196 .
bel, Libby Gemuend, The<)' Tracey Tuck E~ic Van Hee' North High was among the
24851 _ Harper,
St. Clair Shor••
dore Georgeson, Jack Gibson Karen VanHoet Peter Van: nine.
.
, Mile ..... 10 _
and Robin Glasser.
Home Mary V~nker Sherry
Przeslawski was a member
Still others are RolSert VanL~ven Susan V~nVleck of North High's Class A State
1 Gould, David Graham, Philip
John
Ve~meulen,
Claudi~ Championship m 4 1e relay
The paddle-wheel Suwanee round the lagoon. Hire a Model T or carriage [0
G u 1St ella,
John Haas, Vovak, Nancy Vroom, Susan team. Although he was ill
poke down quiet village streets. Or, stop and browse in historic
Thomu
Ham mer,
John Wall strom
Jonathan
Web. most of the outdoor season,
shops, stores and homes of famlJus Americans. Everything you'll
Hampton, Katherine Henry, ster Rob~rt Wheeler Linda he came back to run the
AND
see is the real thing ... saved from yesterday for YOUT enjoyment
Sarah Hibbard, Shelly Hill, WhltUngham
D a vi 'd Wi!. third leg in the mile relay
wday .
Sherry Hill, Krista Hoeper, Iiams, Neil' Williams Carol victory.
Randell Hol1enstine, Ronna Wright, Deb 0 r a h 'Young,
Coach Parks is trying to
And, you needn't drive hours to do
DISHES
Jacobs, Marie Ja:'a, John Linda ZaccardelIi, Karen Za. fill what he considered a
it. Just a quick trip out to \l'orld...-"
Jerome, Paul Johns, Andrea leski, Stephen Zaranek and weak area for the Hurons
famous Greenfield
~
Featuring the very finest in Cantonese disnes for Johnson, Julie Juenemann, Barbara Zech.
last season, the 88O.yard
Village
...
where
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d
8
Kasiborski,
S
usa
n
range,
and
he
is
confident
Lundleons and 'Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails ..
' Amcr{can history
«. , "
Kelly, Theresa Kelly, Robert
that Przes13wski will be able
comes to life.
i.
."
Fri. & Sat., II '=I.m. to I
Keppler, Kadra Killebrew,
Y"I
~
, to help.
Mon.-Thurs.,
II a.m. to 12
Plan a visit soonl
Patricia
King,
Mark
Klein.
(Qlnlinue4
from
Page
1)
Sunday 12 to 12
smith, Frederick Klingbeil, cilities; creating new faciliCOMPLETE
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Jeffrey
Knorr, Gary Ko. ties and perpetuating
his
EXCAVATING
c.rry
Out
Se"ice
Near Whittier.
Ample
Parking.
packa, M i c h a e I Kosinski, name through living memori.
A non.~profi:. ~dlACational inuiturion
Sewer
& Water tine •
Robert
Krause,
Douglas als, as may be determined
881.6010
16340 Hlrpe;
REPAIR & REPLACEMENT • D.arb:>rn, Michi~an 48121
'Krieger,
Leslie
Kujawski, from time to time by the
'IIEE ESTIMATES
--------------------Robert
Lambrecht, Leigh Friends of the Ubrary.
Line, George Lasher, Karen
771.8721
Lawlis and Jane Lightfoot.
Be it further resolved that
More are Nancy Lindow, this Board extends to his
Kathleen
Loafman,
Mary family its sincerest sympathy
Lynch, Joan Macri, Thomas upon their bereavement, and,
Be is further resolved that
Mahoney, Julian Maire, Dan this Recital and Resolution
Malafouris, Susan Mallard,
John Mandich, Veronica Man- be made a part of the perzaroli, David Marstiller, Cath. manen~ records of ,this Board,
and that a copy thereof be
FEATURING THE WORLD-RENOWNED
erine Martin, Laura Martin, embossed. and present.ed to
Catherine Mascarln, Perl Ma.
HIGHLANDS'
ROBERT TRENT JONES COURSE
vian, Deborah Maxey, Robert his family as a tribute to
him.
M
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Then. therefore, in .:lceordKeith McAslan, Tracey Mc- ance with this Resolution, we
, TWO OF THE NATION'S MOST LUXURIOlJii RESORTS.
have ,this ninth day of Au.
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gust, 1973, at a special meet.
ing of the Board, held in
honor of Robert McDaniel
Congressman
Lucien N. Orr, authorized an initial ap.
THREE DAY PLAN
INCLUDES DAIL Y: Unlimifed golf on any
A fox isquick (0 to 50 in 10seconds). It's
Nedzi, (D.Mich.), will be the propriation for the Fund, and
straight in its tracks (SpeciOI ...LkingBoyne Country faurses 0' tennis on hard,
guest on the Lou Gordon will enwurage all citizens of
surefooted
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fishing, hiking •• huffleboard. evening
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a reasonable p'ice you
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entertainment.
and 10 much more!
ObI. oc£upancy in
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and suspension). It can stop
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services Committee, has just
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Dusters next year. ,But as
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GERALD M. VANRIPER.
Funeral servicefl for Mr..
VanRiper, '11, of stephens
road, were held Friday, Au.
gust 10, at the Verheyden
Funeral Home. He died Wed.
nesday, August 8, in Georgian
EaAst Nursing Home.
EnHgin~ers. . ,_.I b his :1
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Ann; two sons. William and
James; thr~e daughters, Mrs.
Judy Collins, Mrs. Donald
Bendure and Edith; his moti).
cr. Mrs. Carl B. Parsons, two
si&ters, a brother and two
granddaughters.
Intennent
was in Wood.
lawn Cemetery.
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MRS. IRENE M. BAYER
Funeral services for Mrs.
Bayer. 80, of CadiellJt road,
were held Friday. August 10,
at the Verbeyden Funeral
Home aDd St. Clare of Mon.
tefalco Church. She died
Wednesday, AugUst 8, in Bon
8eCOurll Hospital.
Mrs. Bayer was involved
in many Catholic organiza.
tions includLlg the Bon Stcours Guild. st Mary'S Alumni aSSQCiation, the League of
Catholic Women. the Jesuit
seminary
Aid Association
and the Dominican Sister of
the Sick Poor. She also was
a member of the Native
Detroiters.
She ili survived by two
sons, Walter A. Jr., and
Charles M.: a daughter, Mrs.
of Grosse Pointe.
He is survived by his wife,
Marlon; two daughters, Ju.
dith and Karen and a son
Debbie Mascarin of The •
Richard.
Shores won the 18 and under •
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She deteated SU:l Briggs,.
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Debbie then teamed with --------------------------Funeral services for Mr. Kris Fulgenzi of The Farms
Kirchner,
73, of Touraine to win the 16 and under
road, were held Thursday, doubles. They dumped Wendy
August 16, at tbe Verheyden Burkhardt,
of Toledo, 0.,
Funeral Home. He died Mon.. and Sandy Tumas, of Sacraday. August 13. in St. John mento. Cali!., 6-4, 6.3.
Hospital.
Meanwhile, Anna VanWal.
Bam in Detroit, Mr. Kir. lagharn of The Woods cap.
chner is survived by his wife, tured the 10 and under
Irene; two sons, Angus M. singles by defeating Jane
Jr. and Bruce; two sisters, Killian of Milwaukee, Wise.,
and six grandchildren.
6-0, 6.1.
Interment was in Resur.
----recfion Cemetery.
Always look to the future
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Funeral servIces for Mrs.
Abbott, 80 of Oxford road, •
were held Wednesday. AU-II
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gust 15, at the Pete!s Fun..
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children.
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bott was the wife of the late
O. J. Abbott. She is survived.
by one daughter. ~nn and.
one sister.
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was in White.
Chapel Cemet~ry.
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MRS. EDNA N. SALAS
Funeral services {or Mrs.
Salas, 71, of McKinley road
were held Thursday, August
9, at the Verheyden Funeral
Home and Sf. Paul's on the
Lake Churcb. She died Tuesday, August 7, in Cottage
Hospital.
She is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Bosch
and (Oile brother, Edward L.
VanLier.
Interment was in Woodlawn 'Cemetery.
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Funeral services for :Mr.
HoHman, 78, of LIncoln road,
were held Tuesday, August
14, at the Verheyden Funeral
Home. He died Saturday, August 11. in .Jennings Memorial Hospital.
A nativ6 Detroiter,
Mr.
Hoffman retired in 1972 as
vice-president of Capital Re.
search Company. a California
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Lawyer panelists scheduled
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Parsons was product manager of international opera.
tions for Sperry.Vlckers Cor.
poratioo in Troy.
He was a member of the
Engineering Society of De.
troit, the Society of Automo.
tive Engineers and the Ameri.
can Society of Mechanical
of
d~~~ is survived by
his wife, Marian B., and two
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Funeral services for Mr.
Parsons. 5'1, of Westchester
road, were held SAturdey,
August 11, at the Verheyden
Funeral
H 0 me and 1m.
manuel Luhteran Church in
Detroit.. He died Tuesday,
August 7.
A native D'!troiter. Mr.
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He was a member of the p.m •• today, AU'lIIt 16.
Grosse Pointe Club and .. rv,
The half.hour public iD.
ed as secretary.treasurer
of formation program,
second
the Old Cluh. for 23 years:
in a series of 13 live' shows,.
.He is SurvIVed by his wif~, will feature a three.member
Rulh M. and 1I nephew. Wi!. panel of attorneys which will
liam J. Crou!..
give unrehearsed answers to
Interment was 10 Mt. El. questions on ,the law the
Iiott Cemetery.
legal system and the ~ourts,
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Funeral services for Mr.
Owen, 63, of University
place, were held M(lUday, Au.
gUit 13; at the William R.
Hamilton Company. He died
Frirl~y, August 10, in Bon
secours Hospital after a
short illness.
Born in Utica, N.Y., Mr.
Owen bad been in the Detroit
area since 1930. He was a
former credit manager of the
Sheraton Cadillac and Whit.
tier Hotels and was an abstractor for the :Burton TiUe
and Abstract Company and
the Lawyers TiUe and Abstract Company lit the time
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Pege Ten
Petitions for three regular
council terms and one un.
expirell term, plus those for
mayor and municipal judge,
were available Wednesday,
August 1. All petitions, which
must be signed by not less
than 100 nor more than 150
registered electors, must be
turned in by 5 p.m., Monday,
September 10.
The regular council terms
run from November 1973 to
November 1977, while the
unexpired term is from No.
vember 1973 to November
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1975.The term for mayor also
is from November 1973 to
The lirst place division A
November 1975.
tie in the Grosse Pointe
Nomination petition forms
Softball AssocIation has been 'are ava ila ble at the city
~hattered 8S Carissimi dump. clerk's office, The Woods
ed SChavi's, 8.2, on Satur. Municipal Building, 2 0 0 2 5
day, August 11.
Mack avenue.
Prior to that contest. Fon.
tana Brothers blasted Art
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Residents who would like
to take a Lake Shore bus to
Tiger Stadium for three remaining F rid a y evening
games may sUll do so.
Thieves Snatch
Outsid~ Items ,
Two Woods residents con.
tacted The Department
of
Public
Sa f e t y
Monday,
A1lgust 8, to report larcencles
of outside arUcles.
A Manchester road citizen
said someone snatched
a
white jockey boy about three
and one.half feet tall from
her front lawn sometime be.
tween
11 p.m.
Sunday,
August 5, and 7 a.m. on the
8th. It was valued at around
$75.
lis
CarlSSlnu Ro
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In GP SA lay
on
Monday,
Augult 6. By doing so in thIs
rescheduled game, Fontana
knocked Art Van auf of a
tbree.way tie lor firs!. This
set the stalle for the Carls.
slml.Schavi contest.
In other action, red.hot
Carisslmi swept two games
lrom the Marauders, 4-1, 8.3.
to advance to the playoff
flnals.
Who Carlssiml will play
remain,
the question
as
Kel.A.Brew
and
Schavi's
'put • twln.bllt Keg.A-Brew
won the first g8me, 1.0,
while Sehavl's took the night.
up, 6.1.
The GPSA's Al1.Star "ame
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is sched.
&lIed for Sunday, Au,ult 19,
at the Edward Hines Park.
It'
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Park, DavIs " Company
recently announced the pro.,
motion of Dr. Edward J.
Gall, of Van Antwerp road,
tile new position ot dlree.
tor of the ,enerallaw
section
of the legal division. Dr.
Gall 'olned Parke.Dava,
a
subsidiary
of Wamer.l..am.
belt Company, In 1982 as a
patent .,ent and In 1988 was
limed a patent attorney. He
wa, promoted to senior attomey In the general law
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last
year.
Before
Parke.DavlJ, he was
employed for two year. II a
research chemist by the 3M
Company, Sf. Paul, Minn.
Brownell Sets
Student Sign-up
the
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Thursday. August 16 1973
overturned, injuring four of
the occupants.
Be.ide.
Mias S c h 1 a r f,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Sehlaff, of Maumee
avenue, three other girls and
David Kep.nedy were injured.
The youths were taken to
Cape Cod Hospital In Hyannis. One of the accident
victims, Pamela Kelly, 19, of
Centerville, Mus., was re.
ported in serious condition.
The other youths were treat.
John C. McCaUn, of Severn ed and released.
road. Is eligible to win _free
Joseph Kennedy has been
trip to Scotland and $1,000 In charged with "operating a
cash as a re.ult of scoring a motor vehicle negligently so
hole-in-one at the Crystal tb8t the lives and safety of
DOWDSCountry Club.
the public might have been
His ace qualified bim for endangered."
A court apthe Rusty Nail Hole.in-One pearance is expected.
Sweepstakes, a national comlJttition sponsored by the
DILEMMA
Drambuie Company of Edin.
Life is not a bed of roses
burp, SCotland. The winner -even those who do nothing
( will be announced early next worry about what I10t to do
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INITA LEAI~
A Grosse Pointe itrl, Mary
ScbJaft, 23, WI' iDJw'ed MOD'
day afternoon, AulWlt 13, in
an auto aCeldent on Nan.
tueket Island, Mass. The car,
driven by the son of the late
Senator Robert F. Kennedy,
Joseph P. Kennedy, m, ~,
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For Your Next New or Used
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When you buy an apartment at
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Kennedy Crtuh Injure, Pointer
It was revealed if the bus
line receives
enough
reo
sponse, service will be provided for the August 31 contest
with Cleveland,
the
September 14 game a(aiMt
Milwaukee and the 8eptem.
ber 21 cont~st with Boston.
However, no buses are
scheduled to be sent it less
than 20 people respond.
If the buses run for those
games, they will depart from
The Woods Municipal Build.
lng, ($2 a person round trip),
and the SI. Clair Shores
Municipal building, ($2.50 a
person round trip), at 7 p,m.
SEMTA urges all residents
to call In advance and make
reservations
no later than
Thursday noon before the
Friday
game.
The Lake
Shore Division number is
822.9518. In the event of a
cancellation,
the Authority
will Worm those who made
FURNACES
& BOILERS
lMMEDIATE INSTAllATION
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POINTE
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Meanwhile, a Hunting~on
resIdent
told pollee
I someone removed a sun dial reservations.
year.,
on a cement pedestal from
her property. The dial, of
S t u den t s new to the unknown
value,
weighed
Brownell MIddle SchOOl at. about 60 pounds.
t d
en ancearea
who will be
entering grades 7 or 8 in
Uve up to your ideals or
September may register at the chances are they'il come
the school office at 260 Chal. down.
fonte avenue weekdays be.
t
ween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. A
copy of the student's blrth
certificate and his most recent report card sbould be
brought along.
Orientation for new seventh
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grade students
from
the
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Barnes and Monteith areas
0JMfI T"•• , and Friday • a.rn. t•• p.rn.
and for all other new stuMan., Wed., Th,,". 9 a.rn. Ie 6 p.m.
dents to Brownell this fall
Sat"ntay • a.rn. Ie .. p.rn.
wlll be held In the "ym.
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nasium from 10 a.m. to 11:30 I
15102 KERCHEVAL
VA 1.1200
a.m. on Wedneseday, Sep.
tember S. The firat day of
school will beglo at 8:45 a.m.
on Thuraday, September 6.
Class schedules and other
Information concerning
opening of sehoe! will be
mailed to all .tudentl cur.
rently enrolled on Tburaday,
Auguat 23.
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-first flJld a workable remedy.
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Ten individuals have ta~en
out nomination petitions for
the office of councilman in
The Woods, while two have
obtained petitions for mayor
and one for municipal judge
through Monday, August 13.
At this tUlle, no petitions
bave been com pIe tel y
checked for verification, it is
reported.
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GROSSE
Seek Offices ,in G.P • Woods
Van,
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A CLOSED TV MONITORING SYSTEM covers the entrance, outside
parking areas and inside garage. The caner can be viewed from a selected
channel on the owner's TV set in each apartment. The doorman and manager's
office views the same areas.
,
THE ENTRY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM is Ii new system conceived
and engineered by Michigan Bell Telephone Company. Using a touch tone panel
telephone in the lobby, the caller dials theowner's apartment. ThiS enables
each party to have a private conversation. During the time the caller is in the
entrance vestibule, he is under surveillance by the concealed TV camera.
AN ON-GUARD ALERT SYSTEM features a control panel in the
manager's apartment and the attendant's office. This notifies of any intrusion
into any apartment when the occupants areaway. The doorman or manager
controls the system by activating the apartment"s security supervision at the
request of the owner.
THE FIRE PROTECfION ALERT SYSTEM gives added protection to all
occupants of the building and will insure notification of each individual
occupant of a fire in an unoccupied apartment.
Further elements of security are the unifonned doonnan-attendant and
resident caretakers.
Besides security, you also get really gracious Uving. Here is a. typical
spacious floor plan of an apartment home which features 9 foot ceilings,
individual heating and cooling, top of the line G. E. kitchen with an icemaker
and a washer-dryer. A wet bar is conveniently located for entertaining.
Insulated walls, floors, plumbing and windows insure maximum quiet. Natural
fireplaces, naturally.
There are three separate elevators and approximately a thouS<\ndsquare
feet of private storage. Exterior maintenance, gardening and snow removal are
arranged. The Jefferson Apartments is an adult community. Residents are
home owners and enjoy tax deductions and the investment security of being a
property owner, and equity advantages.
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14'0"d 1'9"
DINING ROOM
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29'6" x 16'9"
BEDROOM 2
BEDROOM 1
18'9" x 12'9"
13'0' x 16'9"
The Jefferson Apartments is located 2 blocks from a
beautiful park with boat slips, 3 blocks from Grosse Pointe
Village shopping, 20 minutes from downtown Detroit by
TheJeffersonApartments
17111 E. Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230
bus.
Don't worry about selling your home. Visit us and
learn of our new trade-in program for your home, and our
new pricing policy.
The model apartment is open 12 to 5 daily except
Wednmay. Enter on Neff or St. Clair Roads.
16392 Harper
Grosse Pointe's Newest Condominium
882- 7708 or 886-4880
Sales
and Manaaement by
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Cqdieu Club See. Three Bicycle Trip.
Tbe ~
(Z.IJ alden)
Bleyele ~,
Qob NpoN
its memberillJp lJ P'OwiDt
• t'tJ7 week .. riders lip
here. tb.rere _
everywbere.
Twenty.two members peel.
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the club Ind putlelpate In
piclon of violation of the Con.
trolled Substance Act.
The lwo were later reo
leased.
Wbile on routine patrol.
City OUicers Edward MUier
and Ronald Pryor observed
a car, driven by David J.
Kimbel 22, of Roseville, driv.
ing east on Jefferson in an
erratic manner.
The officers followed the
car which periodicaUy hit the
street curbs and was weav.
ing back and forth. They
for every rider. They have eventually stopped it at Jef.
the club's Dame on the back. ferson and Fisher road.
Kimbel was ordered out of
For furtber information on
the car and asked to produce
the trips. call Marcel Viaene his license. 'Ibe officers said
at 776.1018.
he was weaving back and
forth and had difficulty talk.
ing and gelting his license
out ,'>f his wallet. However.
HOW WOUlD YOU
there was no evidence of al.
UIETO.
cobol on his breath.
The offkers informed Kim.
ONE Of TIlE OWIIEIS
bel he was under arrest for
Of a nice apa~nt
buildcareless driving and would
lllfl MOr Groll. Poim. ItIot
be talten to the poliee stapay' 8'l(, pet' ~r.
You Call,
""d llete is how. Suy 10 or
tion.
more sha_,
whllte .. r you
The two passengers in the
wisil. Price SlOOper
silo r•.
car. one of Sterling Heights
20 shares is tfIe limit for
and the olher of Roseville,
')ny one person.
asked to come to the police
For _e
information
write
station with Kimbel.
Officer Miller then saw a
NEW YORKER
red shirt on the front seat of
936 ae-dield
the car with large bulges in
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the pockets as well as two
prescription bottles lying Oil
the.seat. Officer Miller found
four other prescription bottles
lo the pocket of the shirt.
The prescriptions were made
a:so
p.m.
Then. on Thlll'lday. August
23. I trip d 0 w n 'Windmill
Pointe drive will take pllce.
Riders will meet at 6:30 p.m.
at The War Memorial parking lot for this excursion.
A tour of The Pointes will be
on Thursday, August
30, when the group meets at
The Woods Municipal Build.
ing pa.'king lot at 6:30 p.m.
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Hidden Lane Ranch
3 bedroomt-2~
bott\....-.poneled family r~large
kitchen with break.
fast oreo--glollld-in
terroc..-lst
floar ~tifur
recrection room
with bar--e:entral olr conditionl~2-ear
goroge with electric openers
-o,;-t-Gropmes
and a large nicely landscaped site.
TV 1:'300
11~PLlNG
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FINE HOMES
Colonial witb 3 bedrooms. cliDbIa room; breakfast J'OOIIl, sc~
lIDd puelecl recnatioD room. Walt to Rietwd. BrowneD, South HIgb
ucI ., Paul'.. 88UlIOO.
Jm~-Brict
tern~
4 bedroom ltarter bome in the Woods for the young family.
mortgage to allume anct priced to sell. You can be in for school!
• ayS ~
Low ~rest
881-6200,
cOtnna~,tCLUB-,thedtoow
lor a~rwe
.cbool; Itarts.
NH freshmen Make Honor Roll Pierce Plans
Police Arrest Careless 'Driver
sample of each bome 'Nas
held for lab investigation and
were later identified as diet
pills.
AU three were released
after Kimbel posted a ~
bond for careless driving.
His court date was set for
Tuesday. August 28.
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1* britt wJth areat expansion potential upstairs
beclroom Illite. hc:e11eDt condltion aDd ready to move in before
. 88f..08OO.
garet McKee, Alan Meda.
Stacey Meredith,
Carol
Miller. Mary Lou Miszeak •
Bradley
MUseU, Margene
Mogk and Catherine Moran.
Continuing,
Mary Moan,
Clifton Morehead.
R 0g er
Mourad, Ann Moyer, Richard
Nacey, Pamela Nagel, Vic.
toria Nassar. Gregory Ni~r.
ling, Deborah Nordy. Susan
NUrmi. Susan Otey, Eric
Ozar, Alexander Pallenberg.
Philip Pallenberg,
Diane
Parisi, Joseph Parise, Lisa
Pascoline.
Susan Paxgrat,
Robert Peleman, Marla Perez, Laura Pickford, Bryan
Pourcho, Gerald. Propkopo.
wicz. Kristin Queen, Laura
Queen. Richard
Quinones.
Susan Rohenburg. Katherine
Reaume, Susan Reilly. Mary
Rice, GaU Rick-erman, Don.
aid
Roberts
and
Malr
Roberts.
Others ,..are Mary Roy.
Susan Runstadler.
P ~te r
Ruppe. Julie Russell, Susan
Sabot Michael 5 and m air,
Mark Schadler,
Elaine
S c h mid t, Kevin Schultz,
Richard
Seagram,
Br.Jee
Seeber. Robert seski. Tim •
othy Shantry. Palricia Shehan. Dena Shelton, Susan
Shepard, Martha Spach, Roy
5 p e z i a, Michael SWford,
Kathy
St. Amour,
Diane
Stanard. Diane Stanek, Susan
Stemczynski, Anne stewart.
Kevin Stewart, Steven Slopin
and Gerard Stratelak.
FinaUy, Taras
Slratelak.
Kim bedy Stricker, Richard
Taylor, Kurt Tech. Xathy
Theuerkorn,
Robert Trom.
bly. William Turrill, Sydney
mvlck..
Gregg
Umbarger,
Kristina
Uppleger.
Kathy
VanHoet,
Paul
VanHorne.
Craig
Va n VlI e t, David
Vroom, Richard Vroom. Pete
Wenzell, Monica WhItaker,
Sarah Whitehouse. Elizabeth
Williams,
James
W'OOart.
Linda Wooten. Edward Woz.
nlak. Debra Yervasi, Carol
York. Robert Zakem. Carin
Zeunen and Sharon Zydowin.
Pre-Sign-U p
There wlll he a pre.sehool
registration
for aU seventh
and eighlh grade students
who will be attendln, Pierce
SChool this year and have
not already registered.
The regilitralion
period
will begin on Monday. August
20, and will be open from 9
a.m. to 11 a.m. every morn.
ing except Tuesdays.
It Is hoped at least one
parent will accompany hi.
children to registr.Uon
and
bring a birth certificate and
report card from previous
school. For furtber information, please call S21.3883.
ninth graderS'.
They are Joseph Abud,
Lisa Adrian. Kathleen AUen,
Deborah Aniel, Heather Ar.
kinson.
Susan B a c c a I a,
Tracey Banks, Robert Bas.
hata, David Bastianelli. Ann
Mar i e Bentson, Margl'ret
Bertin,
Beth Bertschinger,
David Bllkovic, Ursula Binns.
t
Jan~ Balck. Sarah Bleich.
0
David Blessing. Lori Bohlin.
ger. Boyd Brandon, Scott
Brown, Diane Browning, Eric
Bryen.
EUzabel!~
Buson.
Rotarians
welcomed the
Linda Bulka, Cynthia Bulki.
governor of this Rotary dls. Jeff Cardwell, Tracey Carl.
trict, Edward M. Sawusch, son. Joan Chartier,
Jobn
Cbarya~, Nancy Christensen,
curs VISION
of Plymouth, Mich., Monday. Susan Christensen. Kimberly
Motorists should remem.
Augusl 13.
Cimini, Lynell Ciranna, Cath.
ber that darkness
lriplea
Mr. Saw u s c h addressed leen Clelo and Robert Col.
their chances for a fatal acthe Rotary Club of Grosse lett.
cident.
Others are Randall Cook,
Pointe, one of '" in his dis. Kerry Corcoran, Lawrence
trict ,and con fer red with Counen, John Coury. Judith
Presidflnt Clarence Wascher, Curtis. Mar i a Cusumano,
and other ~lub officials con. Marilyn Dlmm, Denise Dan.
ceming the group's plans Cor ielson. Mary Dasbs.
Ruth
service activities.
Davey, Gary Deman, Harvey
Mr. Sawuseh is one of 344 Dickson,
Cynthia
~Iouhy,
C.I
Rotary governors
through. MaUt'een Donahue, Kathryn
out the world who are serv- Dostie,
Barbara
Duncan,
ing 'as representatives of RD. M i c h a e 1 EchJin. James
tary International
in dls. Egan, Anne Endres. Sandra
E
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triels composed of member
nge.
arb a r a
Eurs,
clut.s. Each district governor Tho mas
Ferguson, David
is responsible for supervis. F~ryus. Susan )i'ioreUo, Jen.
in! the cJubsin
his area. n .er nood, James
Font,
Rotary,
an
internationalMlcha~1
Fontana,
Barbara
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men's service or.ganization, ~a,nclsF Tho:as
Frohman.
has more than 750,000 memo
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.150 countries.
ert Gaston. Nicholas Gene.
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Mar k Gerganoff,
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CatheriDe Gouider, Sharon
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Grider and Susan Grlssim.
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Still others are Kim Groesbeek. Emily Gustafson. Chris
Haberski,
Jill
Haelewyn,
Stepben Hag:. K~nneth Hal.
sey, Cheryl Hamnton, Daniel
Hayden, Anne Marie Heleo.
tis, KevlJl Hendra. Karen
H 0 1m e s. William Hosbein.
Philip Howells, Tho mas
Huetteman,
Sandra Jacobs,
Laura Jodw.y. Steven John.
IOn, Dl!oor.ah Johnston; Rose.
"It seems to me that we
mary Jordan. Denise Joseph.
are possessed by the things
WeDdy
Judson.
Jeffrey
we possess."
JueDe-mann. Michele Xapp.
~Jean Paul Sartre
Brian
X.araslnski.
Marcia
Keith, Martha Kelsey. Karen
Keyes,
Cathleen
Kilbride,
IR 78.15 Whirewall
w, , .. G reg 0 r y Xopacka.
Kim
plu. $310 Fed, Ex. To.
Kinch,
Steplren Knowlton,
55l0WoocfWO~
lOION.Hunt ..
Margaret Kortes and Robert
Kramer.
UNIROYAL ZETA
More are Kathy Krauss.
MILEAGE GUARANTEE
Cynthi!!. Lakin, M a u r e e n
If you don't get the mileage stated on the sidewall (M=thousand)
or
Lawlis, Ronald Lee. Christa
tire leils 'or any reason olher than willlul abu~e or collision. your
chartered Zeta deale, will give you 1I credit against the purChal8 ot
Leibold. Jeanne Lell%, Anne
a new Zeta lire 01 same type or repair punctures at no cha'ge. Credit
Lepley. S t eve n Lesinski • The only orgon under $8,
• 11Iequal price you paid multiplied by percentage of stated mileage
offering a pre-set board that I.
Davi1 Lewis. David Loewen.
you did no.t obtain. C,edit will be applied against the Zeta Guarantee
DlrJI: Lohmann, Eric LouiS'. you create. unlimited combination
Base Price (nalional adjustment base approximating
actual prices).
Dealer may add small charge for services he perlorms in replacing
Amy Lowidlik, Carrie Mae. of voices and effects. 'nstan
tir •. Tires and relate<! vehicle conditions roust be properly maintained
Millan, Ralph Mann, Ann
pre-set cancel stops voices and
and tires brought in for Jree 5.000 mile rolations and check-:'!"s for
MaozeUa. Beth Marciniak.
effects created by pre-set board
mileage portion of guarantee 10 apply. Guarantee 800klet rltQuired
for Mileage and Road Hazard adjuSlment.
•
Mark Ifarshall.
Bar bar a
. . . exclusive touch vibrato reo
Ifartin. Karen Martin, LIs•
duces vibrato exactly the way 0
Ifavian. Diana Maxey, Bar.
violinist does ...
full five year
bara Maxon. Janet Maylock.
guarantee all po~s.
E3R
Kathleen McCarthy, Karesa
Try it ... it's a new experience.
$3,130
McElheny. Katbryn McEnOIlIer .... ~ ".. $6K
roe. Stephen McGrath, Mar-I
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Off'" I
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tela
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NEWS
City. Police
arrested
a out to the Stel'ling Heilhts
G. Bruce Felgbner. princi.
upeomill,
excuraloua. On
pal of North High, recently
AUlUlt .u, after meetiD, at Monday, Auaut 20. the group Roseville man for cITt!less man.
The three men were taken announced the com pie t e
Tbe Wooda lll11lieipll BuDd. will meet at Bllduc1t Park driving on Friday, August 3,
A honor roll of the school's
IDa parkiq Jot.
lor I Cb~r
PirIE tour at and held two others for sus. to the police station.
out tile eommWlity &mday,
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INDUSTRIAL &
COMMERCIAL
PIPING?
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;;3'~6800
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f
up-keep alumlDum
trim bridt Ranch. Good kitcben table
bedroom., reereatioll room and centrally, air conditioned. 881-6300.
1IAt~
lided ~ry
'PoiDte Park aDd leu than $25,000. Low upkeep aluminum
witb • bedroom. aDd 1~ baths. A good famUy home. 881-4200.
,pace.,
.lucIe.Uct
nunr~Niee
.c:boo1I
large Jot and ,bc!autiful backyard with lots of privacy. We a~
sharp 3 bedroom bridE Buplow
ready for occupancy. Grosse Pointe
ODIy f30.000. 8lK-08OO.
to expand in .thia Bungalow in the Farms. It already has 3
ucla _,tee! 23x20'room aU ready to fmisb. B~l1get
IlADISON~
(ODe lJ 22d1!)
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priced fOr a
.crowlJJ,
family. 8M-08OO.
and hlDdy to South High. Richard.
J'ISIID-IIl,~ the Farms
Hill shops and bus.
Lovely larae rooms with a spaelous feeling. Finished basement. new carpeting
and .U in excellent CODditioa. 8M-08OO.
BUVFAIT-Neat
diniDg room. A
llttle 3 bedroom brick Rancl1 with a family room, fireplace,
IOOd starter home for the young famlly. Grosse Pointe schools.
{.oo. 88~-6300.
N','"
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TO
S. ROSEDALE COURT-Ramblibg
aaneh near Li"ett
SChoo) with FOUR BED.
ROOMS, 2~ baths. family room, secluded patio. kitchen built.lns, games room
aDd central air. OwDed tralllferred.
881-6300•
• EAUPItE-Here's
a good buy in a larger 5 bedroom. 2."h bath all brick Colonial
bandy to sebools and Farms pier. Rec:reation room, attached garage and quick
occ:up~. Low to'.. 8M
oeoo.
JDLLCaatLyou
can move Into these spacious ace:omodations immediately and
elljoy $ be4rooma, 2~ baths. famil)' room and den. Charmingly done in English
c:<Hmtr)',
#iJle. 8M-OCIOO.
BALLANTYNE-AttracUve
Ranch in Grosse Pointfl Shores with paneled family
room, 3 J»edroom •• 2 full baths. MW cupeting. games room with fireplace and
rattac:bed; (arage. MinI eoodition aDd an excellent value. 884.()6()().
BALFOUa-.spaclous
titc:tlea
"JUt
3-car g~rage.
center lIan Colonial with " large bedrooms, 21,; baths. 19'
bullt.iJls, (ames room and party kitchen in basement, attached
8M-08OO.
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L\KESBOIt~
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usual French Chateau will appeal 40 those who require the very best. A few
of the luXury accomod,Uons Include a master suite with silting room. fireplace
and .<Uomm, bath, an up.to-tbe.minute kitchen aU air conditioned. Inquire
abeat 011I" iIlultrated bruehure.
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Open Dally 9 a.m..9 p.m.
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ing you and you'll see how leash, or he may expect bills
it is.
for damage and per hap s
A Delroiler,
other action.
Not a Grosse Pointer
AresMI'dceKnlt'nley
avenue
C'
(Sundays buUding open 10 a.m ••5 p.m.)
All Memorial sponsored 8ctiviths
open to the
G rosse P 0 inte Publ Ie.
Hospital
equipment
available
for free loan:
crutches,
wheelchairs,
hO!lpital beds and heat.
Ing lamps.
Thursday.
August
16
• 8:00 a,m. Rochester
Hills Riding
School Day
Camp
• 6:00 p.m. Bus Tr1'p to Pine Knob Concert-Tom
Jones, featured
singer
• 8:00 p.m. Memorial Bridge - Carrie Kiley. In.
s t ruc tor
Friday, August 17
• 8:00 ~.m. Rochester
Hills Riding
School Day
Camp
• 7:00 p.m, Karate-Sang
Kyu Shim, Director
• 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs.
Philip Gibbs
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Sat~da~, August 18
7:30 p.m. Summit Lighthouse
The Grosse Pointe War Memorial Offices will be
dosed from Sunday, August 19. through Monday,
September
3.
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WHY PAY MORE?
ALL FURNITURE
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Note:
ABOVE COST
Set Regl'strat,'on
Actually,
this story was for the pro.
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For GP Gridders
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Over a century of
service to
Detroit families
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RESTYLE AND REUPHOLSTER
Ou, employe., Ire
e:'pe'rienc:ed. Kreini'd.
'nsured Ind bonded.
Mon.-Fri .•
No int.,.,;ewinl
Of
or chec1ll.in8
Mr'feneu. ~f pay,oll
,eco rels 10. you 10 <lo.
R"illl,," Nu," lupervt,k>n
m,.lmum "Me'.
r Clfma I .-ipll i.. ued for
Income I.. PU'pclMI.
c.n or wrIIe !Dr
dne,fpt"" "'/dot.
"fU'"
Yes ... we can give your home a new lookl Give
that tired.looking furniture a new lease on life., .
have it restyled to match"your new decor and reo
upholstered wit" beautiful Scotchgard
fabrics.
We al~o custom make slipcovers (cloth ,& plastic)
& Drapes.
A&C
UPHOLSTERY
14322 Mack Ave.• Delroil
ON'r' .10.Y""rt Upnf'"ff
CO.
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IUICAl
,P1UIIIIll
PlOt
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9am.3pm
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Picard and Norton
. . . has just r~ceived
a new shipment
of Gant button.down
oxford
cloth shirts, both all cotton and durable
press
in white,
blue and yellow just in time for
school or college. For more information
call
882.8251.
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I'rom Haiti ... come handwoven baskets in natural
and
a beautiful
shade
of dark
brown.
Hanging
baskets
for
flowers, square or oval for hot
dishes or French bread, waste
paper basket3, place mats and
many
other
decorative
pur.
poses. See them at The Sign
Of The Mermaid,
75 Kerche~
val Avenue or call 882-1610.
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The Greenhouse,
117 Kercheval
. ' .. has a
new collection
of watches
to give you that
August lift. Watches for the wrist, finger
watches,
watches
to lock on your purse, cuff
link watches
in an assortment
of styles and
sizes
in gold,
silver,
suede
and
tortoise
trimmed.
Also children's
watches.
881-6833.
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Variations
in driftwood ...
watH colors, line drawings and
colored ink. Many sizes. Original art by ANNA.
Hours:
Monday through
Saturday
11
to 5. Muccioli Studio Gallery.
85 Kercheval.
browsing ,on
THE BLOCK
,
Looking for the unusual
gift ..•
try the Mole Hole. They are giving
a 20% discount off all merchandise
prior
to moving
to make
things
easier for you and themselves.
Mack
and Three Mile Drive.
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Busy hands ...
we have a new shipment
of Bernat's hooked rugs in a variety of sizes
with many interesting
designs. .41so 100%
wool rug yarn in all colors at Fran Kirkland's
Needlepoint
and Knit
Shop)
16115 Mack
Avenue.
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glassware
on sale at
(0'
'4.".l
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The Sewing Room . . . has just received
Ernest Einiger wools, plaid;;, checks, and solid.
Perfect for fall fashions. 16227 Mack Avenue.
In
The \Vm. R.eHamilton Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Sinre 1855
WM. R. HAMILTON IT • ~AVJI) M. HAMILTON
CLARENCE E, OTTER
W. BENNETT YORT
Ar. YOII Buyl". 'h.
In.uranc. YOUNIID?
Or 1u.1 .hal your In.uranc.
.... n ha. 10 SILL?
you hove in~urQ"'~
pUlCho~c1 in<uronee
proleelion il p,ovidu?
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CHAPEI,s
Detroit
3975 CII8S A venue
Birmingham
820 East Maple
Mt. Clemen/!
226 Crocker nJvli.
4121.
112-6640,
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Just arrived at The League
Shop ...
98 Kercheval
...
a
new shipment
of white barn.
boo plaJlJers,
magazine
racks
and tea carts. Come in today
and make a choice as these are
some of our best sellers,
tion. 16237 Mack.
OPPORTUNITY!
For qu.rified n\.lnes.
pra-ctic-al~, aides.
companions,
and
olfiee peorsonnr'
Short Ind long term.
Call--Mr, Rilondale
~:,':~n~~~~..'::dlod"0re. Ind
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At The Book Shelf ...
112 Kercheval
beautiful
new Christmas
card albums now on
display,
Ten percent
distcount
until October
first Q.n your personalized
greeting
cards,
Ole' with 20% off, in white, white
amber, green, green amber and co.
balt blue. Glasses
for Margaritas,
high balls, water and wine. Lay in
a supply now at this great reduc-
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(,ny el"lory}
or companIon, caB U$ - I
Hallon,/ S.lYic' - plOlridinl
VIRGINIA
WILLIAMS' new showplace.
A treat is in store if
you haven't
yet visited her at her new loca.
tion. Come in and enjoy the experience
of beau.
tiful surroundings,
tasteful
gifts for everyone
and truly personal
attention.
Beautiful
hand.hlown
from Mexico . • . now
Call 182-6640
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115 KERCHEVAL
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nervlces you
can depend on
FURNITURE!
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VITABATH
...
deep cleans and silkens
skin after bath or shower.
It is the ultimate
in bathing luxury. This bath and shower gelee
comes in pink and original
green, on special
now at Trail Apothecary,
121 Kercheval,
for
a limited time only, at 03.75, originally
$4,75.
Give your
body that
wonderful
feeling
of
relaxation
and glorious
vitality.
Save-Save--Save
• . • on our complete line of
suntan lotions and sunglasses now on summer clear.
ance at 25% off at Devonshire Drogs, 16037 Mack
Avenue,
For pursing
YOUR
Happiness
is . , , browsing at L~ Stre.ga
Boutique
. , . a new shop in the' Colomal
Federal
Building,
63 Kercheval.
They were
originally
located on Mack Avenue
and have
recently
moved to The Hill, There you have
the feeling
of shopping
in FIRENZE,
Ita~y.
whe:'e
Vittoria
goes to select many goodies
for her shop. She carriE;!s a fascinating
selec.
tion of sports wear, casual and evening dresses
and accessories.
She also has a workshop
for
custom.made
clothes
and alterations.
For in.
formation
call 884.8663.
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UNIQUE
FURNITURE
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tectioD of both human and
We carry maior brands
animal regarding hand.feed.
Ing.
Farms
Pollee Chief
Robert Ferber, in noting that
"Your goodness: may result
Attention Park and City
559.6334
in the death of these ani. gridders!
The Grosse Pointe Lions
Decorating Assistance Avai'ab,e',
mals," said a squirrel who football team will hold its
has bitten
someone
will C'lIlal registration and equip.
either be incllrcerated for 10 ment issue at the Neighbor- 1~~~~~~~==~======~====i1
days or will be killecd anta h od CI b S t d
A
t II
sent to the Wayne
oun yOU
a ur ~y, ugus
HeaUh Department
for a 18, at 9 a.m. ?ntll 12 noo~.
rabies check'
Fat her s rnterested
In
).
coaching assignments
also
.
may sign ~!? at ~at tir.;e ..
I Dear SIr:
For addItional lDfor~atlon
Some unleashed ~Og, . (It call Bob Chandler at 88;,8529
appears a large one), IS bemg or Ted Platt al 886.0446.
allowed to run free on Mo:. ,
Kinley avenue between Char.
FIGURES DON'T LIE
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levoix and Beaupre nightly,
Living on a strict budget
and this dog almost is me.' is a systematic way of findIhodically carving up lawns ling oul why you're always
front and back and along side, broke.
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Thursday, August 16, 1973
NEWS
Jerry J, Gerich, principal George
KoueHer.
William
of South High, recently an. Krieg, Mary Lisa Lakomy,
Ol)unced the complete honor Claudia Landis, Paul Leslie,
roll for the school's eleventh John Leverenz, n r a die y
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FULLY
PAID CIRCULATION
graders,
Ltindberg , IcatLh~rikn? Ll~Hl.
By Virginia Leonard
They are Krisanne Alex, s .rom, K
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I, Bnan
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Phone TU 2.6900~------Polly Ambill Matthew Arm. Lltch, Tlmothy Lock, Mar.
llember Mhotl, Pr.," .u.oclatlon and National Edltori"l A~clallon b
E'I h
d
gar e t L 0 0 mis,
Marcia
A new, very funny book, lelephone calls, letters roll in
NATIONAL ADVERTISING R£I'tI.ESENTATIVE
ruster,
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Au retsch, L . II J h 111 F 1
has just been published - thunderously. What is even
W~ld.l' Nt'wspaper Representative, Inc,
Gary Augustme
Margaret
oUlse,
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ac ar ane,
to4 11M Avenue, New York 19, New Y()\"k
BYrant 1-1300 A It M
B '.
E '[ ,Therese
Mageau Evie lIta. SADIE SHAPIRO'S KNIT. better are all the orders thaI
CHICAGO OFFICE
B~r~ell a{fsa ~~~~sze;;~:
I leitzke, Valerie ~tal\l1, caroll TING B~OK; a n?vel ~y come in for Sadie's book. or
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B
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'Marinch
Peter
Marshall
Roberl Klmmcll Smith. SID' course othcr television book.
onnIe el, Joy Beltz, Scott M h ~I
N
111' cere genuine humor is hard ings follow, It is suggested
Y
ROBERT R EDGAR EDITOR and GENERALl\IANAGER
llenedict,
Karen
Bergeon.
a~s ~ t~u~~r,c .anc~ '1 a
10 find these days' I think that it be up Cor grabs be.
WILLIAM ADAMO
ADVERTISING MANAGER Brian Bonner Joseph Briggs nar,
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FEATURE PAGE SOCIETY
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McCarroll Ellen McCollister I(S 11'01 t Y 0 some study.
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NEWS Buffa Bernard Buselmeier
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I~ no w a you How far up can one go? She
ROGER A. WAHA.......
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SPORTS, NEWS Charl~s Buysse Stuart cam: Coy, Kevm McDonald, ~my lhlll.k It's g.omg to .be, ,fOI'
KATHY DUFF
. EDUCATION, NEWS mett Carolyn
mpbell R.
McGregor,
Mary M I' I e r, SadIe, a s.pnghtly, wIse h~t1e even has' a second appearHOLLY ANGELL ............................NEWS
becca Ca
d a EI' \ ~ Michael Mikhail and Belh :>Id lady m her 70's, havmg ance on the Tonight Show en
LI:..LJAN KARR
ADVERTISING C
C trh .er,C .lzaLe
Miller.
I exhausted all the knitting and and with more to come! Thc
MARY LORIMER
ADVERTISING
arey, a erllle arIOn, es.
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patterns in books book is selling at $8.95, so
"SSEAU
ADVERTISING
lie
Carlin,
Christi
Catani,
Mor.e
are.
ClarICe
Miller,
begins making up patterns' Sadie is doing very well.
PAT RO ..
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Ml'ler
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ADVERTISING
:ne~
k.ampme an
ana Missanl llli~ha~l Monaghan
and in a rare moment of
LIFE Magazine follows her
KATHLEEN BRYEN
..ADVERTISING
"rypms
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Thomas' Monlgomery
Do' what-tlle,hell, shc bundles a!:>n one of the jogging trails;
JOHN 'MacKENZIE........
BUSINESS
Ot~ers are .Peler Collinson, lore Morgan Ge
1110: group of them toget?er and also the WIDE WORLD OF
JOANNE HARGIS ..........,...ACCOUNTS
DaVId Coohdge,
Kathleen
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Sh'
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t s sends them to a thIrd rate SPORTS.
JO MULHERIN
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Corbett, Terrence
Corbett, ~ t~rlS, N ann?~ k' U~/1IY, publishing house. The OnlY! MOil n t Eden is soon SO!
DOROTHY SCHlMANSKY
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Victoria Coughlin, Melissa O~K e;n lI~wC;:le~ : Ii< I~ne olher book they seem to have overrun a'nd harrassed
that
BETTY BLOSSOM
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Cox, Phyllis Crossen, Ann G ee e
ar L'
ebe e. published is REDECORAT.1'sadie decides temporarly 10
M. COLETTE KREINER
.. CIRCULATION Crowley, Luanne Dargel, Ann L!aceO tl~e\
Isa p/ 'fofrn, ING WIT II WALLP.\PER.
move in with Molly and her
lsa
usan
I Davidson, John Davlantes, R
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P el'l edr, Then everything brcaks leen.age daughter La u r a
Kathleen Derbin, Brian Der. MenneJ IC ep' II.ana DObar h' loose!
The child is over~ejght and
h'I, CIaRr
k D'II'k s.on: .Mary
ean 0Red~ond
ma
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. gets her to
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aura Pool Richard
Bar.One of IIle edltor~,
a young ' ~ven.tually Sadie
Dlener,
enee DIIUlgl, Isa. b 'R
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girl named Mar I a n Wall jogl(mg too'
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By Wnuam R. Bryant, Jr.
belle Donnelly, Colleen Doo- kal,cauaeevesc' thar~n Remol writes gothics. (probably to
Wnat mo~e could happen')
11 ey, J Oln
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D 0 t son, K a th'erme Ch'st
s,
HI ry
a herme
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1 '. k eep the 1\'0 If from the door). A conglomerate asks to open
At the time of writing this tu!'e of some $4 million with Drexel, Deborah D u r 0 s s, ROl'l op ~r II.' a~ 'h . _~ey and has an unknown admirer a chain of knitting s hop s
article, (Monday, August 13), approximately
$450,000 of Anabeth Ernsberger, William d gerRs, oalnnNe 0 n , dn. who calls her every day - across the country on a fran.
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the Governor's office bas in. tb a t amoun t' gOIng t 0 th e E rwm
. J 0h n E ub an,k Pt.a n.
rea
'th 0bscene conversa. c h'Ise b'aSls, an d t h e fee they
a n oume
J
'M.'allcv RIllue e- no t WI
diealed to me, contrary to Ann Arbor School System and cia Farley, Patricia Fellows, m dn
an~ d afJ~
usse, lion, but rather with romantic are offering is substantial.
their normal
practice
of approximately $80,000 of that Judith Ferrara, JosPp~ Fine, anC
an t~OC j. I.
trivia. She doesn't know who They want to use Sadie's
maintaining seo:recy on prob. amount going to the Grosse Carol
Fishback,
Rebecca V' o~~ u ;g h e IS i\l are he is but. mentally, has
name and call them Sadie
f
ary
able vetoes, that the over 30- Pointe schools.
Forbes and Susan Fordon.
~ I~gl~~~ ~ a e e \ I d
named him Heathcliff.
Shapiro's Knitting S hop s .,
S
mill provision o( the llr13.74
The principal reasons why
Still others are Kathryn I "c ml,
usan
.c,ro er'l
But let.s get back to our Sleps are taken for a non.
Sebool Aid Act would be Senator Bursley, the prime, Fortener, James Fox, Judith Joh~ SC~Ull~J.SP~I\ltl~ Shu. Iiitie human dynamo, Sadie p"ofit, charitable foundation
vetoed by the Governor at sponsor of the new Equal- Fox, Richard Frame, David m~ er, aVI ee e , ames Shapiro, who jogs and is that will derive its income
tile ligning of the School Aid Yield type of school aid for. Frisby, Jane Gaitley, Bar- ~~m~. An;~ ~holck's~am~la
lrying 10 set up ~ joggin!' from Sadie's outside endorseBill Tuesday, August 14.
mula, and myself (elt it bara Gares, Maynard Glea.
101' er,
1m er y Imon.. s, learn where she Ji\'l~S at th~ ments and activities. There
p
The so-called Over 3O.MilI necessary
to request this so'n, Jane Goerke; Colleen ~rarles J ~ k 0 SI~ron,
PChlh Mount Eden Senior Citizens will be a corporation and a
provision
of tbls
year's provision be vetoed by the Gough, Andrea Graham, Mar.
oan,
~ y
usser.
~m. hotel.
board of directors, .(Sadie
SebooI Aid Act provided that Governor
are
the incon. tha Gray, Cynthia Greene, eron. SmIth, Anne Soul~!er.
Harbor Press decides to would head the board with,
any distritt levying in ac. sistency between the basic Mark Grimes, Sally Gross, Susan SPecht~, Cher.~l Spll~s, publish Sadie's book, does so. ?~ssibly, two of her busines5
cess of 30 mills for school Equal.Yield formula and this Stephen Guice, Kathryn .Ha. Kathleen ~ul~",an, LI?da Ten-I and the fir:;l res\llfs in sell'l ,r;ends).
operation would receive from special provision giving a lada, Cynthia Haller, Harry busch, VlrglJlla TIIl!JC'deau' ing disappoinling. This is dis . Both the Literary Guild and
the State as a categorical
categorical grant to districts Hardy, Jr., Julia Hell;non, Gal~ Thomas, Rogcr Tho~as, couraging, since' Sadie harl ~he Book-of.the-M()nth take
school aid ¥. of the amount which happen to have high Jeanette Hebda, Julie Helin, ~aDlel Tho ~nson,
Lm,da rounded up all cf her friends. he book. not to mention the
locally yielded by the Over operating millage, plus the Patricia Hennessy, Thomas
.u:ly, Rosalie Tocco, I 3- her ladies' grouns _ any::llIe 'rls and ~rafts Book Club.
3O-Mill yield.
obvious political motivation Hennes, C h a r Ie s Hickey. tncla Tourne~', Ken n I' I h I' to get the samples done to The book IS sold in E.ngland
wbich lay behind Democrat Linda Hogan, Mary Holler. Tracy, Lor;ame T ~l r n e y, meet the two week deadline (nd F~anc~, and everyone
• Senator Gilbert Burse1y, sponsorship of the provision. bach, Stephen Hookanson. Bruce UnwlIl, LauT/e Van. that lay ahead of them.
,mows It 11'111 eventually ap.
representing the Ann Arbor
I have tried to make clear Vikki Horvath, James How. Hampler, lIIary Vogel, Jan~ 1 So, what .to do? The group >:lear in German.
.rea, and I, following the in this column and to the ell, Craig Johnson, Susan Walsh, Jon a I h a n Wa.llon, concerned In the publishing
Then come thoughts of a
pusage
of the School Aid schoo! system I did not be. Junker,
Ellen
Katz
and Mark Webb,. Claud Well!er, house put their heads to. second knitting
book to be
Ad a few wee.kS ago, made lieve any special grant to F\'ian Kincaid.
Su.zanne WlghtlJ.lan, Ma~y gether. One person thinks of called SADIE SHAPIRO'S
a formal request to. the districts
levying
over 30
Continuin
Sharon Kna
W~nkler, Myra Wilson, ~avld dr.y goods stores, another OTHER KNITTING BOOK.
Govemor that he ser1llusly mills could withstand a tesl
. g,
pp, Wiltst?ck, Barbara WrISton lhmks of all the knitting Where are they going - to
eonalder veto ~(. this p~. of equity. My efforts this Stephame Knopf, Paul Koch, ~nd JIll Zevallos.
I shops spread all over the I Ihe. moon?
vlllon. ~he prOVISIonwas~.
year in attempting to pro.
-coun.try. The ~ e is the TV .. I've given you the main
aerted mto the .School AId vide equity, or at least a
m(,dla -: and fmally the top t1eme of the story. There is
Act. by .Democratlc.I~H(}use
greater degree of equity, in I
of the plle - to appear on also. a romanceb
e t wee n
action In a Democratic lead. State school aid hav.e con. \
l
the Johnny Carson Show!
S"dle and Sam, one of the
enhlp at~emp.t t~ throw the sisted of my sponsorship of _.------J.
Everyb~dy is. worried about m~.n at Mount Eden. Heath.
Sebool Ala .Bill mto confer. a provision by which dis.
what Sadie 11'111 say on thl! ~Illf turns out to be one of
ence ~mml~tee.
tricts with low operating I Dear Sir.
?f dnve:vays With hIS lhrash Joh~ny. Carson. Show, At first :he editors. in. chief who has
Tbe msertIon of the Over millage and high debt re.1 I must comment on your In"gfe~t, also there are othcr . SadIe IS a bIt frozen, but }cen far too shy to whisper
3D-Mill language
became \ tirement millage may 1'1'. story, "Not to feed the o"noxlOus dog tracks..
. I when she gets l'CJlling,her na sl"eet nothings except over
necessar? to the Democratic ceive substantial State aid \ squirrels." ("Gives Warning!
l}nleashed dogs, are In VI:) i live humor and her abiding 'he p'lOne: Laura gets fairly
leadershIp
after 10 House In recognition lIf their com. on S ui r I"
f
. \ latlOn of t~e C\t~ o~dlnallc: honesty have the people roar. ,vel! straIghtened
out, and
Democratic
representatives
bined effor!.
q res
)'. eatured In a.nd lhe po.llce a~e bcmg nolI i 'ng. In .Cact, she uses up toe Sam and S~die are married
bad voted wilh Republican
The State Supreme Court lJus Thursday Issue of your fled o~ tillS wluch ~eems to I much time and they have to - not on the Tonight Show,
members for the Governor may examine our new equal paper, (August 9 edition),
be taking place dunng after-, hurry the rest of the show ~ut at Mount Eden. As they,
and Burse!y.sponsored
ver. yield formula approach to
Shame on you "not to feed dark hours.
_ ; thro~gh. Afterwards. w hen
.:12W off on a honeymoon
lion f)f the School Aid Bill school aid In my opinion the squirrels"
I feed them . The d~mage. to the la;vn,: :\la:l~n Wall tells her she is "(S!ldie) reached below her
which the Democratic lead. our new ~chool aid act i~
.
:s now ecomlllg mo~e t I~n defmltely. headed for star. ~~at and took up her knitership bad unsuccessfully at. constitutional and should sur. and they are not as you say I Just s'!lall and ca.usmg III dom, SadIe says "I'm going tmg."
tempted to scuttle.
vive any court challenge I they are. I do not see any., conv~nlence to reslde!'ts ~n to cross the Ruby Kahn, And
Shy Heathcliff and Marian
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Of course the telegrams ' IS really very funny .
I hope someone stops feed- ownerIS sugges
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GROSSE
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SymphonyWomen
Offer 3 'Preludes'
Luncheon Coneerts Will be Given at the Grosse
Pointe War Memorial: New Conductor.
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Aldo Ceeeato Will Make Appearance
WOMI.'S
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The Pointe
By Kathy Duff
Pointer GEORGE MYERS
recently
visited II fnfmer
Pierce Junior High teacher,
JERRY
DOONAN.
Mr.
Myers sends word that Mr.
Doonan, now at the Belmont
Nursing Center, Harper avenue at Allard road, welcomes
visitors.
Most Pointers
will admit. that autumn is around
the corner,
however,
we are not quite ready to
admit that summer
is almost over. For those of
you who are thinking
about a worthwhile
fall project, classes
are about
to begin
at the Grosse
Pointe War Memorial
in braille transcription.
Mrs. John McNamara, of Touraine road, dropped by. the NEWS offices to say that the classes
wiU be. held every Thursday
morning
at 10 o'clock
beginnL"1g September
13. A veteran
of eight years
of braille instruction,
Mrs. McNamara
stressed
that
braille
transcription
is not difficult
and can be
mastered
in a surprisingly
short period of time by
a conscientious student.
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On the Dean's list for the
spring quarter at Kalamazoo
College were KAREN GLOWACKI, of Webber place,
FRANK JEFFERIS. of Lake
Shore
drive
and
three
brothers, STEVE, MARK and
MICHAEL THOMPSON, of
Three Mile drive.
The Detroit Symphony
Preludes,
the "get to
know your Orchestra"
project of the Women's
A?sociation
for the Detroit
Symphony
Orchestra,.
IS
off to ~n early start this year. A luncheon
meetmg
for its committee
members
will be held on Tuesday,
August 21, at the Detroit Press Club.
Chairman
of the popu-l---------lar
mini.musicale
and
on Friday. March 22, Memluncheon
series, part ed. bers of the Ensemble are
ucational, part social, and Ervin ~funroe, flute; Do~ald
all delightful,
is Mrs. Ar- Baker, oboe; Ba.rbara FH~k.
nold W.Lungershausen,
cU, cello: and .Allee Lungers.
of Berkshire
road.
hausen, harpsichord. A f~1V
, There will be three Pre. wo~ds about baroque mUSIC,
'ludes this season, all to be which has recently ~ecome
held in the Grosse Pointe so po~ular. and ~ bnef exWar Memorial Fries Ball. pl,anahon of the mstru~e~ts
room, imd all on Friday Will ¥recede the musl.cale.
momings at 11:15 o'.clock. Q~eshons from the audience
The dates are February 1 will be. as always. encourMarch 1, and March 22.
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Maestro Aldo Ceccato new
ac mlnI.muslca e WI. C
PrinCipal Conductor of the followed by. a~ optIOnal
DetrOit Symphony Orchestra
lunc!leon. Serle~ tickets may
.
'be
purchased In two ways:
a.n~ Mr~. C.ecc~to Will par. $20 for the three musicales
h~lpate m. t.1e first .program and luncheon, or $8 for the
WIth an mfor~al mterview three musicales only. Sin~lc
by Fran ~arr~s and No~l Prelude
tickets
are
also
Duncan. ThiS will be on Ffl- available at $1.50 (includes
I alumni, Class of '70, Mr. day, Feb~uary I, 1974.
luncheon) and $3 each.
I Noble sees volunteer work
The ~nday, March I, PreT!ckE'ls may be obtained
i as a channeled outlet replac- lude ~111be conducted by the. by sending a check or money
ing the sometimes destruc- DetrOit
Symphony
Brass larder
payable
to Detroit
live protests of yesteryear.
Quintet with Frank Kadera- Symphony Prelud~s. to Mrs.
Br;ngillg together the com. bek, trump~t: Gordon Smith, Arnold W. Lungershausen,
munity and the university, by trumpet;
Raymond Tarnal', :l411 Berkshire Road, Grosse
,me~ns oC volunteers a trombone;
Eugene
wad~'l Pointe ~8230
"bnd~~ between t~wn and French horn; a~ i Wes~e::
Com'mittee' members
in.
gown. as ~r,. No Ie says. Jacobs tuba. The musicians
I de besides Mrs Lungerscan be a dlfflcult task. It
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means gelling along with the \~111 ISCUSS thel. I.l~t. umen,s hausen, t'Je Mesda!U~s RusCity Council. the businr-~s- n.ld present a s..ort pro. sell E. B,auer. Wllll~m H.
men and the students. This gram.
Bundesen, Robert Fife. C.
is th~ aspect of Mr. Noble's
T:1e De t r 0 i t Symphony Jackson France, Kenneth E.
job that keeps him the bust. Baroque Ensemble will pre. Frankford. Berj Haidostlan,
I est each day.
s~:tt the last mini.musicale I
(Continued OD Page 18)
Four Pointe women recently
cut
a ribbon of surgical gaule to open a
new emergency
suite at Hutzel Hospital in the Detroit Medical Center.
Left to right are MRS. ROBERT NIC.
COLINI, of Wedgewood
road, wife of
a consulting
psychiatrist
on the hos-
pital staff; MRS. DAVID D. WILLIAMS
trustee
oi Lake
of the
Shore road, wife of a
hospital;
MRS. ED-
rate
among the elderly,
which is over ten times as
At the elose of the eourse, students will be given
high as that of any other
a manuscript to transcribe
into braille. These are
age group, a change oC focus
in geriatric care is necesseat to the Library of Congress which will Issue
eertifintes of Certified Braille Transcribers to all A senior at Lake Superior sary. Rather than continuin:;
to increase the number of
.who attain aD Hcepted level of proficiency.
State College and an Army geriatric
residential
and
Pointers wishing adelftlonal informatioD on thw ROTC cadet, KEVIN J. housing facilities, he said the
DAY,
of
The
Park,
recently
very worthwhile proJett may call 881.9566 for adeli.
social services for the aged
completed the six-week ad- must be expandetl within the
Uonallnformatlon.
There is no charge for the course;
vanced summer
camp at comn:lUnity.
(CoDtfDlled 011 Pare 26)
Fort Riley, Kans. Along with
:$
=t
:e:
other ROTC cadets, he put
In
the
past,
students.
upon
into action many classroom
theories and procedures and graduating from college, put
moved closer to commission- aside any thoughts of community activities in order to
ing as second Lieutenant
find a job in the real work
upon graduation.
world. No longer so-volun.
teerism is now a profession.
Pointe resident, DR. ROB- RICK NOBEL. formerly of
ERT NICCOLlNI, a psychia. Roslyn rOll,}. is the full-time
tric consultant
at Hutzel paid director of the Office of
Hospital and an instructor Volunteer Community Servo
in the Department of Psy- ice at the University of
chiatry at Wayne State Uni- Virginia in Charlottesville.
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versity,
wrote in "Geria. His original career goal of
tries" the signs and symp. economics has become contoms of mental depression tin gent to his present pro.
They belong one of our ladies and they're lighting
associated with suicide. He .gram.
up at the bair-do they just saw in the mirror. It's a
stated
that
an
unhappy
Besides Mr. Nobel, the servbair.cJo' we cUd- and it's guaranteed to please be.
mood, crying spells, loss of ice is staffed by an attorney,
cause everything we do is just a little bit nicer. Our
interest, feelings of guilt and a public relations persr.n and
bnIablDp are a little brisker. Our shampoos a little
pessimism and a decrease two secretaries.
Instead of
more thorough. Our sets a little more careful. Ii you'd
'jn efficiency and. concentra: being university-sponsored, it
JUat ~
~
to light up at the end of your hair
tion are some of the visible Is 'a
private
corporation,
ilppolDtment, see us. We're better than belladonna. ,
indicators
of
depression which receives some funds
which could increase suicide from the university.
potential. He also described I: The volunteer activities in.
certain paramenters
of sex, elude tutoring,
companion.
religion, Camily history, en- ship therapy, medical servBeauty S.lon
vironment and age that are ices, professiona~ services.
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
DOWNTOWN
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suicide Opertion SCRUB, a housing
21316 Mock AVI.
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risk. Dr. Niccolini agreed repair
rehabilitation
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that to reduce the suicide
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grams and Big Brother/Big
Sister work.
During the school year,
about 1,500 students of the
approxima~ely 13,000 undergraduates and graduate students volunteer
anywhere
from two to 10 or 15 hours
a week.
. Mr. No.ble was a volunteer
III the Big Brothel' program
beCore taking over his posi.
tion as director oCthe organitalion.
He believes that
"volunteerism is now a new
kind of student activism."
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Michael Farley
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Mary Virginia
Ouellette
became the bride of Michael
John Farley in a 7 o'clock
ceremony in St. Anne Chapel
in Grosse Ile, Mich., on sat.
urday, August 4.
A reception, given by the
bride'.~ parents,
Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Ouellette, of
Grosse TIe, followed at the
. Sheraton Motor Inn in Wood.
haven.
Serving
as her sister's
maid of honor was Susan M.
Ouellette. Bridesmaids were
another sister of the bride,
Therese Ouellette; Patricia
Farley, sister of the bridegroom; and Lauri Anderson.
The bridegroom, son of the
James T. Farleys, of Colonial
road, asked
his brother,
Thomas Farley, to act as
best man. Groomsmen were
Carl Evanoff, of Lansing,
Mich.; David Halleran, of
New York; Peter Leus, of
Dearborn; and Arthur przybylowicz, also of Dearborn.
Following a wedding trip
in Upper
Michigan,
the
newlyweds will ml1ke their
home in East Lansing.
'fhe bride was graduated
from Michigan State Univer'l
sity in 1972. She is presen()y
a graduate student in social
work at M.S.U.
Mr. Farley was graduated
lrom Michigan State Uni.
versity in 1973.
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Mrs. Burt M. Allen
Weds Burt Allen
Bridegroom!, F.ther Assists in Double Ring Ceremony: Couple Will M.lee Home in
L.wrence, Kansas
In an afternoon ceremony-on Saturday, August
4, at Holy Family Catholic Church in Detroit, Christine Ann Burczyk exchanged vows with Burt Mayfield Allen, of Sterling Heights. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Burczyk, of
Littlestone road; the bridegroom is ,the son of the
,:. Reverend and Mrs. Marion C. Allen, of Lawrence,
Kansas.
'
Father Noel Patacconi, the bridegroom's brother,
O.S.B., assisted by the Robert. Allen, of Lawrence,
bridegroom's father, effi. Kans. In the usher corps
ciated the double ring
ceremony. A reception
followed at Athena Hall
in Roseville.
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Society News Gathered from the Pointes
Christine Burczyk
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For the 3:30 o'clock rites,
tbe bride selected a Renais.
sancestyle gown of satapeau
with a bodice trimmed in
Chantilly Jaee. Her illusion
ven was he.ld in place by a
camelot headpiece. She car.
ried a cascade bouquet of
yellow sweetheart roses and
white poms.
The fonner Miss BurelY.
aslted her sister" Martha
Burezylt, to be the maid of
honor. Carrying a' colonial
bouquet of green and white
pomB, sbe wore a lime green
dotted Swiss dren with an
organdy
trimmed
jacket.
Comilleting her outfit was a
whitt! ~leture bat.
The bridesm.idJ were Kay
O'Toole, of Mt. Clemens;
Kathy Kirsch, of Detroit;
and Mrs. Don ManclJieW, of
Detroit. Their ensemble. in
lemon yellow' were identical
to that of tbe maid of honor.
The nower giru were Kate
Ryder, of St. Clair Shores,
and Maura McKeever,
of
Devon.hire road. The" wore'
lime green
dotted Swiss
dre.self With wblte sashes
reaching the hemlines. They
carried
white baskets of
,reen and white poms.
The ringbearer,
Robert
Zeitz, of Dearborn Heights,
carried a heart.shaped pillow
of lace with white streamers.
ActiDC as best man was
were the bride's brother,
Paul
BurClylt;
Benjamin
BurdsaU, II, of Ithaca, N. Y.;
James MacMahon and Frank
MacMahon, both of Montreal, Can.
Mrs. Burclyk cbose a pre.
dominantly
yenow
noral
dress with a princess line.
The dress
featured
long
sleeves, a roned collar and
a full skirt. Sbe wore a
yellow orchid corsage, Mrs.
Allen selected a turquoise
sheath trimmed at the neckline with pearls. She wore a
white orchid corsage.
Following a wedding trip
to Toronto, the couple will
be at home in Lawrence,
Kansllf.
Navy ll>ldloman Second
Class THOMAS K. CASSELL,
son of MR; and MRS. JAMES
CASSELL, of Cranfonl lane,
was promoted to his present
rank
while serving
with
Patrol Squadron Thirty at
the Naval Air Station in
Patuxent River, Md. A 1965
graduate of Richmond Acad.
emy, Augusta, Ga., and II
1971 graduate
of Augusta
College, he joined the Navy
in February, 1971.
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RICHARD C. ROBINSON,
son of MR. and MRS,
REGINALD ROBINSON, of
Vernier road, completed the
AirCl1!W Survival EQuipmentman School in Lakehurst,
N, J.
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Meado'w Brook In Final Week
The final week of Meadow
Brook Music Festival brings
five exciting personalities to
the pavilion stage: pianist
Philippe Entremont, conduc.
tor Hiroyuki Iwaki, singer
John Sebastian, jazz impre.
sario Pete FOlmtain, and 1he
irrepressible Victor Borge.
John Sebastian opens the
Festival's eighth week with
a concert on Wednesday,
August 15, at 8:30. Mr,
Sebastian, well.remembered
as the founder and lead
singer of the popular LOvin'
Spoonful group in the 1960's,
continues to write and sing
his gentle songs about love,
happiness,
and lhe better
life.
The Thursday, August 16,
and Saturday,
August 18.
evening concerts will feature
the expressive Fren':h pianist
Philippe Entremont. A four.
time winner
of France's
highest record honor, the
Grand Prix de Disque, Mr.
E n t rem 0 n t is especially
noted fOf his sensitive interpretations of the romantic
writers.
Guest conductor for the
two concerts will be inter.
nationally
renowned
Hiro.
yuki Iwaki, formerly Chief
Conductor of the NHK Sym,
Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr.
phony in Japan and current.
Married Saturday. August 4, in Holy Family
ly chief conductor of the
Catholic Church in Detroit were CHRISTINE
Philharmonic. He will
ANN
BURCZYK, daughter of the Walter J. Hague
condll'Ct for the first time at
Burczyks, of Littlestone road, and Burt Mayfield
Meadcw Brook "Kyo.so" by
Allen, son of the Reverend and Mrs. Marion C. the Japanese composer
Allen of Lawrence. Kansas.
Ishii, as well as more fami- liar
works
o! Schubert,
Second Piano
Saturday.
Victor Borge brings the
1973 Meadow Brook Festival
to a grand finale with An
Evening of Mirth and Merriment on Sunday, August 19,
at 6:30_ A famed pianist and
distinguished musician, Victor Borge has become one of
America's most beloved personalities
because
of his
sophisticated sense of comedy.
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tion provides financial and
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Jr.
was elected
pre.ident, and C. E. Frazer
Clark, Jr., was also named
to the Board.
FALL
SPECIAL
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Born in Copenhagen, Mr.
Borge's impact on his adopt.
ed country _ has seen him
shatter records on Broadway,
become a star on the radio
and television circuit, and
receive awards for both pro.
fessional and humanitarian
causes
from
the Uniled
States Congress. Appearing
Beethoven, and Sibelius.
Mr. Entremont
will play
R8vel's Piano Concerto for
I was performed by the Rev- the Left Hand on Thursday
erend G. Vernon White.
evening, and the Saint-Saens
Serving as maid of honor
was Regina Britton Watson,
sister of the bride, Lyman,
Baker, hrother of the bridegroom, was best man. The
ushers were Richard Hutch.
ing and Brian Watson, a
nephew of the bride.
The couple will be at home
in Warren after a wedding
trip to northern Michigan.
Woods resident, JOHN M.
Transferring
from
West QUINN, who competes in
Suburban Hospital School of football aDd track at North
Nursing to Wheaton college, High SChool, recently
at.
Wheaton, nt, is REBEKAH tended
a Fellowship
of
SEARS, daughter of MR. and Christian Athletes conference
MRS. RAYMOND SEARS, of inMt. Pleasant, on the Cen.
Yorktown road. She will be tral
Michigan
University,
entering as a freshman.
. campus.
'
on
Meadow
Brook favorite
Pete Fountllin returns
by
popular l!emand on Friday,
August 17, at 8:30, after a
sell-out concert last year.
Born and raised in New Orleans, Mr. Fountain devel.
oped his famous jazz style
and technique silting in at
various Bourbon Street clubs.
His clarinet
virtuoso bas
made him a national celebrity.
Janet Morrison Married July 28
-----Janet Britton Morrison and
Ronald LaGrand Baker excb-anged marriage vows on
Saturday, July 28, at the
Christ Un i t e d Methodist
Church on Ea!;t Warren
?venue in Detroit. The bride
IS
the daughter
of Mrs.
Regina M. Britton, of Roslyn
ro~d, and the late Geo~ge L.
Britton. Her husband IS the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Baker, of Warren.
The 3 o'clock ceremony
Concerto
with Mr. Borge that evening
will be Marylyn Mulvey.
All concerts are held at
the Howard
C. Baldwin
Memorial Pavilion on the
campus of Oakland Univer.
sity, Roc h est e r, Mich.
Tickets
for tlte Meadow
Brook Music Festival are
available at Hudson's, Grin.
nell's, Wayne State Univer.
sity, Macomb County Com.
munity College, and the
Festival
Box Office. For
tick.et information, Pointers
mllv call 377-2010, day or
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POINTE
NEWS
Women'sPage-by, of .and for Pointe Wome~
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i-- Mrs. Robert Couvreur
Eileen Pomaski
T
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groom's
S
th
S
ro ers
erve
as Ushers:
BrideTwo Sisters Act as Bridemaids
at 6 O'Clock
Rites
-----Couple Wed on the Steps of the Lakeside Terrace
of the Grosse
Pointe War Memorial
Alger
House;
Reception
Follows in GC'rden
Eileen
Pholo by Collingwood Studio
Married
Friday
eveni.ng, August
10, in St.
Peter Church was EILEEN POMASKI,
daughter
of the Joseph R. Pomaskis, of Country Club drive,
to Mr. Couvreur,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Couvreur, of St. Clair Shores.
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Youth Orchestra Plans Auditions
CUSTOM FURRIERS
ANNOUNCES
The 'Opening
of OUJ:' New
FUR SALON
at 20327 Mack Ave.
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for their nephew', wedding.
Mr. aad Jlr •. Adamski are
playl!d guitar and san( at
now at borne in Neff road,
following their weddinl trip
Mr. and .Mrs. Donald Ad. to Toronto and Montreal.
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Elizabeth
Ann Belanger,
daughter
of Dr. and
Mrs. W. George
Belanger,
of Harvard
road, and
William Paul Adamski, son of Mrs. Michael F. Adamski, of Detroit, and the late Mr. Adamski, exchanged
wedding vows on the steps of the lakeside
terrace
of Alger House, Grosse Pointe
War Memorial,
on
Saturday
evening, July 28.
The
Reverend
Karll--------Trautmann
presided
at bridesmaid,
and two other
the 6:30 rites, A recep- nieces, Dana Quarnstrom and
tion followed on the ter. Jodi Marie Lelll, were Dower
race and gardens of Alger
girls.
House.
Th, a tie n d ant s were
Golden garnet sW<letheart gowned alike in. floor.lengtb
roses accented the bride's yellow and whlte checked
.
d Wl'tb) ace.
long - sleeved, bigh. necked, d res.ses trlmme
Tb
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empire-waisted,
silk jersey
elr
owers we~e. 0 en
gown. She wore II wreath of garnet roses. dames
and
golden garnet roses in her baby's breath.
hair, and carried three roseds CMiChlaedl J.o Adamski, hof
symbolic of past, present an
leve an ,.,
was
IS
future.
brotber's
best man,
and
'Mrs. Carl ,Robert Quarn. George R. B"elanger served
strom, of North Oxford road, as usher at his sister's wed.
served as her sister's maid ding.
of honor, and another sister,
The bride's mother wore a
Mrs. James George 'Lehl, of floor.length, yellow and white
Eugene, Ore.,. act e d as jersey sheath. Her corsage
bridesmaid.
was of wbite sweetheart
Carla Jo Quarnstrom, niece roses. Mrs. Adamski chose
oI the bride, was a junior a long white pique dress fea----------turing gold buttons from
Lovers of Grouse
Bird
neckline 10 hem. Her corsage
Invited
to Dinner Fete
was of golden garnet roses. '
II you are interested in the
conservation of grouse and
woodcock, you should attend
Sum mer
auditions for phony Orchestra have been the Monday, September 10,
young musicians who are In. announced for Monday, Tues- meeting of tbe Southeastern
terested in becoming mem- day and Wednesday. August Michigan
Section of the
bers of the Detroit Sym- 27, 211and 29, by the Youth Ruffed Grouse Society of
Orcbestra's
administrator,
North America. The dinner
Raymond Turner.
, meeting, starting at 7 p.m.,
Applicants will be asked will be preceded by a "get
party starting \
to play one prepared selec. acquainted"
tion. (accompaniment is not at 5:30. It is the first annual
required), and to sigbt read meeting of this section and
music.
Audition
appoint- is a must to grouse hunters.
The pro g ram
includes
ments may be made by tele.
movies of grouse hunting; a
phoning 961-07(10.
forecast of grouse bunting
Musicians who perfonned
throughout
the
at preliminary audition ses. conditions
ASSOCIATE OF
slate, an explanation of "Put
sians in June have been notiOETRO'T FUR CORPORATION
and Take Pheasant
Hunt.
fied of final audition appointments. Any student who was ing," and a discussion of tbe
invited to return for final activities of the grouse society and habitat improve.
auditions, but who has not
yet received notification of ment conducted by Section
a final audition date by mail, Chairman Bob Lytle.
The meeting will be beld
is urged to call 961-0700 to
at the Raleigh House, Telecorrect this oversight
graph road (U.S. 24) near
The
Detroit
Symphony 10 Mile, about a mile soutb
Youth Orchestra, whicb will of 1-696. Pointers need not
present three concerts this be members to attend. Donaseason pllis a trio of chamber tion is $9 in advance or $10
music programs,
numbers at the door. Reservations,
over 100 taleDted young which
are
recommended,
musicians from the metro- should be sent to: Jim
politan area.
Rainey,
treasurer,
11301
Bet. 7 and 8 Mile Rd ••
The Youth Orchestra
is Schaefer road, Detroit 48227.
sponsored
by the Detroit
Crone Pointe Wood.
Symphony
Orchestra
and in a proIession8lly oriented
885-9000
was founded in 1970 to pro- environment.
vide
an opportunity
for
See Our Collection of
Paul Freeman, conductortalented and interested young in-refjdence of the Detroit
Contemporary Fun, and the
musicians to reeeive addi. Symphony Orchestra, is conNow Fallhionll in Mink.
tional orchestral experience ductor of the Detroit Sym.
phony Youth Orchestra.
'Pointers MR. and 'MRS.
FRANK (SKIP) GMEINER
recently hosted a unique
party aboard the tugboat
"PresC!otont." Guests board.
ed the tug in W'mdsor for a
buffet supper and a cruise '
Uli the Detroit River into
Lake S1. Clair. Mr. Gmein.
er's mother, MRS. RUTH
GMEINER, and his brother
and sister-in.law, MR. and
MRS. DOUGLAS GMEINER.
were present for the occa. .
sion. Crew members
and
wives who joined Ule parly
were Poinlers MR. and MRS.
JEFF
ORRAN, MR. Bnd
MRS. RICHARD PURCELL
and IAN TAYLOR. Oth~r
!'uinters included MR. and
MRS. ROBERT
GOLDSBERRY,
MR. and MRS.
CHARLES TODD, MR. and
MRS. JIM MAIN, MR. and
MRS. DALE MILLER, HARVEY JANISSE, CARL VON.
SCHWARZ and the tug's
owners, JdR. and MRS. JOE
CAROLf'O.
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and M1'8. Norbert XakOWllki
professional
B
Pom~ki,
daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.
Josep~ R. Pomaslu,
of Count&)' Club drive, became
the bnde of Robert Couvreur
in St. Peter Church
on Friday evening,
August 10: The bridegroom
is
the. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Couvreur,
of St.
ClaIr Shores.
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--------For the 6 o'clock rites
the usher corps were Thomas
at which the Reverend
Pomaski aDd Paul Pomaski,
LeRoy
Moreeuw
offici. brothers ,,! the bride, and
ated, the bride selected a Robert Peterson of S't. Clair
gown of satateau trimmed
Shores.
with Alencon
lace and
For her daughter's
wed.
featuring
a chapel.length
ding, Mrs. Pomaski selected
train. The dress was faSh- a long green chiUon dress
ioned
with
an empire
with
lace
accents.
Mrs.
Couvreur chose a long yellow
waist, long bishop sleeves
gown with white beaded
and a bodice accented
by trim. Both mothers' flowers
embroidered
pearls. Her were white orchids.
elbow.length
illusion veil
The couple left the wed.
Was caught by a camelot ding reception, held at the
headpi .... e.
Buckingham Hall, for a wed~
Yellow roses, white carna- dinl trip to Jamaica. They
tions and baby's
breath plan to m:ke their home in
formed the bridal bouquet.
Detroit.
The former Miss Pomuki
----asked Mary Phillip, of Me.
LYNDALENAHAN,daughKinley road, to IIerve as ter of MR. and MRS. DENIS
maid of honor. Also dressed LENAHAN, of Crescent lane,
in yellow and green fioral recently received her Bache.
gowns
were
bridesmaids lor of Arts degree from
Janet Campana, of Flint; Hillsdale College. Her major
Diane Couvreur and Kath. was economics and business
leen Couvreur, both sisters administration.
of the bridegroom,
of St.
• • •
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R e c e D t I y receiving
a
The
attendants
carried bachelor degree from the
bouquets of yellow cama. University of Denver at the
tions and creen star flowers. sum mer
commencement
Acting as his brother's exercises was M I C H A E L
best man was James Couv- GLANCY, of Lake Shore
reur, of St. Clair Shores. In drive.
Mrs.
and
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Thursday, August J 6. J 973
Society Ne-w"sGathered from thePoinles
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Nancy J. Bradford
Says Vows Friday
Mrs. Richard Nicholson
Danish pastries and laney
sandwiches.
The first meeting of the
"Spirit
of Scandinavia"
new Kappa Alpha Theta
M
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hours are from 1 p,m, to 11 Club has bnen scheduled for
r.::n
rs,
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ug,
p. m , F r l'day, n oon t 0 11 p.m. Tuesday,
August 28. All of Bad Axe, Mich .• announce
Saturday and Sunday.
Eastside Thetas are invited the engagement
of, their
Traditional craftware such to ('orne and reservations daughter, Gale, to Calier L.
as knit caps, linen table- may be made by calling 885. I Worrell, the ron of Dr. and
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547: by Sunday, August 26'1 Mrs. CaUer H, Worrell, of
plates, pewter candle hold.
At the meeting, which will Audubon roaa,
ers, vases, cookbooks, flags, I be hostessed by Mrs. Ray, [
18 and 19,
bread boards, cheese cutters mond C. Walk suggestions
Miss Kl'ug is a junior at
A feature of thi" year's and po.rcelai~ egg eups will will be taken' for a local Michigan State .University
Scandinavian Festival will be be avallablt In other booths. philanthropic project.
and Mr. ~o~rell 15 a grad.
I the performance of the Scan.
Detroit Mayor Roman S,
.
uate of Michigan State.
dina~'ian Festiva.! Symphony. Gribbs
will give official i Overconfidence is believ-I
An. October wedding' is
at 6.30 p.m., Fnday, August. greetings at 6 p,m. Friday, ing that evenlually the im- planned
at Sacred Heart
17.
August 17.
possible is going to happen. 'Church in Bad Axe.
1 Raising of the five Scandi. --.-----------------------na vian flags by youth In
national costume and the
An extension of (he Pointes ..
singing of the national ant~ems will precede the sym.
phony.
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ber silk illusion ve~ was
held by a noral headpleee of
silk hyacinthS', stephanotis
I ~he bridegroom, of C.ov, and baby's breath.
l~ngton,. Ky. A reception
The former Miss Bradiord
pmmedlately followed at carried a French bouquet of
~he Gourmet House.
ivy, .tephanotis, and baby's
Serving as her sister'. breath accented with yellow
matron of honor was Mrs. dried flowers.
Vineent F. LoCicero. Also
Donald Shoemaker, of Eu.
Igowned in halter dresses of cUd, 0., was best man.
~ "prico! linen were brlde.- Serving
as ushers
were
,-maids Mrs, Gary Hendrick. Robert Nicholson, brother of
J,son and Mr~. Donald Shoe- the bridegroom, of Chester.
,maker.
TheIr dresst5 fea. ton, l.nd.: Al Niderstros, of
: tured
ruffled
bems
.ncl Pittsburgh, Pa.; and Vincent
,matching
capelets.
'n1ey LoCieer6.
; carried multi.eolored Frenell
The mother of the bride
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wore a floor.length yellow
Photo by I!:ddle McGrath. Jr.
i Preceding the bride were silk organdy dress (or her
At an evening ceremony, Friday, August 10,
: flower girls Cristina LoCi. daughter's
wedding,
The
NANCY JANE BRADFORD, daughter of Mr. and
Icero and Lisa LoCieero, sleeveless dress, which fea. Mrs. Joseph N. DiSante, of Alger place, was marnieees of the bride, and Ann tured a double ruffle at the
ried to RichQrd Dale Nicholson, son of the Edwin
Nicholson, a niece' of the neck and hem, was accented
Ibridegroom. The three girls at the waist by a satin rib. Nicholsons, of Chltsterton, Ind.
; were dressed in white em- 1>onand yellow silk organdy
.., broidered organdy over apr!. rose. Mrs, Nicholson, mother
cot lawn,
aceented
with of the bridegroom, chose a
velvet ribbon at the pink floor-length gown fash.
f wapricot
a i s t 1i n e. They carried toned with a pearl embroid.
Ibaskets of flowers,
ered bodice.
Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop ated with Zeta Tau Alpha
t For her wedding, the bride
Following a honeymoon in
'selected a gown of English Tahiti, the Dew Riehard D. Hilton Connor, of Lincoln sorority. She is currently a
programmer
for
net featuring re.embroldered
NJcholson, will make their road, announce the engage. computer
ment of their daughter, Gail, Michigan Consolidated Gas
I Alencon
lace applJque. aDd 1>ome10 EucJid, O.
to Raymond Charles Gieleg. Company.
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Her fiance was graduated
Raymond Charles Gleleghem, from Grosse Pointe High
of Hunt Club drive.
Sehool, and reeeived
bis
Miss Connor was graduated Bachelor of Business Admin.
from Grosse Pointe High istration degree from East.
School, and received her ern
Miehigan
University,
Bachelor of Seience degree majoring in accounting.
from The University of Mich.
An Oetober wedding is
igan, where she was affili. planned.
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$899, inclusive from New
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Phone: 884.1672 or
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In the food booths, Scandi.
navian delicacies will be on
sale;
pastil's
(meat-ar,d.
potato-filled dough), bologna,
Finish stew, karjala pirakka
(dough-wrapped cheese and
potatoes),
Swedish
m~at.
balls, Norwegian pea soup,
Gail Connor To Be Bride
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N. DiSante, of Alger place, to Richard Dale Nichol-
, ,
Calier Worrell
To Take Bride
Kappa Alpha Theta
Host Festival
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81. Paul's On.the.Lake-Cburch was the setting
Friday evening, August 10, for the wedding of Nan.
cy Jane Bradford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
son, of Euclid, O. The bridegroom's. parents are the
Edwin NichoLsons. of Chesterton, Ind.
Co-officiating at the '1
o'clock rites were the pearl beading. The cathedral.
Reverend James F. Cronk length train was of tulle and
Scandinavians
The five major Seandina.
vian nationalities, leelandle,
Swedish, Danish. Finnish and
Norwegian, of diverse geo.
graphic, economic and social
characteristics
have eooperated 10 produce the third
Spirit of Scandinavia Ethnic
Festival on downlown De.
lroH's
rivafront
F rid aye
I through Sunday, August 17.
Couple Will Make Their Homo in Euelid, 0., Fol.
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AW,lken to the' sun glinting on the blue waters
ot Lake Michigan ... run along the sandy beach,
, . IeI'I Ihe sun's rays warm your very soul as you
lit. p'eacefully reslingon your terrace _ .. sleep to
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your guests in your spacious living room ... or
St'I'I'L',Vour most delicio~ dinner specially prepared in your modern, efficient and totally
('lPelrie kilehen. And. of course. La Croft is
il\('al1y localed near shops. restaurants.
dock
la('ililies. golfing. ski resorts, fishing. beaches
and ,nowmobile lrails. La Crofl is a special
plat.t'.
. its amenities. both nalural a"d
rnanmade. are 100 many 10 mention. Come see
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THIS ~USTOM BUILTRANCH, with approximately 3100 sq. ft., has been de.
signed to insure yau and your family many years of comfort and convenience.
For formal entertaining, a 20x30 living room, highlighted by a sup~rb stone
fireploce, is sure to please. Additional rooms include a large formal dining area.
den, four bedrooms, and 2~ baths. Quality features range from the kitchen's
co.ordinated built-ins to a utility room with built in storage cabinets and sewing
center. $89.700.00.
COMPlETE YOUR COllECTION
WITH A WIDE SELECTION OF STYLES
AND COLORS AT GREAT SAVINGS
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BROKEN SIZES
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a large pantry in the kitchen. For entertainment there is an inground swim.
ming pool. covered patio with bar, and good fishing in the pond. One of
our finest homes ...
THIS CHARMING RANCH is located on a very beautiful lot with many large
trees. Included in the spacious home are three bedrooms. formal dining room,
large paneled family room with fireplace and much more, Delulll'l custum
drapes and carpeting, plus central air conditioning are only a few of the
many fine features of this home. This quality constructed home is awaiting
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GROSSE
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NEWS
Women's Page- by, of and for Pointe Women
St. Paul Wedding
For Cherie Renouf
\\~VEyts
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The bride is the daugh.
toerof Mr. and Mrs. Stan.
ley Joseph Renouf, of
Lakeland avenue. The
bridegroom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs, Carleton B.
Lucas, of P 0 m pan 0
Beach, Fla.
b
eap secured her double aUk
illllllon ven. The bride ear.
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You can move into one of the homes
A whole new way of life awaits you at
Wabeek. The Beautiful Place. Come
give your dreams a chance to grow.
1740 W. long lake Rd., Bloomfield Hills,
Mich. 48013, 851-4222. Open 7 days
a week for your convenience. A taint
venture of Chrysler Realty Corporation
and Del E. Webb Wabeek, Inc.
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CHERIE ELIZABETH RENOUF, daughter
of the Stanley J. Renoufs, of Lakeland avenue,
became the bride of Robert Carleton Lucas, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Carleton B. Lucas, 0 f Pompano
Beach, Fla" on Saturday, August 11, in St. Paul's
On.the-Lake Church.
Mrs. Renout wore a long,
sleeveless eIre.s featuring a
white bodice and poppy.redand.white skirt. Her collar
WI! trimmed with matching
red and white material and
her costume included'a short.
sleeved jacket. Mrs. Lucas
selected a long, sea.gr~n
silk jersey dress with floorlength ehifCon eOlt In green,
turquo!Je and white.
The couple will be at home
in Cadieux road after their
wedding trip to southern
Spain.
SALE!
10T050%OFF
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SAMPLES, IN STOCI
ACCESSORIES AND
ACCENTS Of OUt VlRY. FI.ST
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Museum Shows Art Exhibit frorn Russia
Official notificatiDn has
been rt!ceived from the
USSR that its touring ex,
hibitlon of Impressionist
masterpieces bas been ex.
tended a month to include
Detroit.
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and baby's breath accented
the bridesmaid's dresses of
yellow and white check.
The gowns were fashioned
with high necks, puffed long
sleeves and yokes trimmed
with lace. Sasbes tied the
empire walsts.
already available for occupancy-or
build
your own home on one of Wabeek's
many choice lots. Wooded. lake view.
Golf course front. Up to 2 acres in size;
beginning at $18,000.
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overlooking
the private la~e is more than
just a house being buill; iI's a dream
coming true. Just W.e that sprawling
contemporary
along the fifth fairway of
the Wabeek Country Club golf course.
VAN fURNITURf
rled I nOielay of wbite
rOle., ltephanotia and baby',
breath.
JuUe Christine Renout
served a. her .ilter'a maid
of honor. Brldesmaida were
Catherine Anile Renouf, an.
other .1atl)rj Anne M. Fiaherj
Christine B. CoUlns, of De.
troit: and Mrs, Thomas
Schrock. sister of the bride.
groom, of KalamllOO.
The bridegroom & , ked
Thomas Schrock, of Kala.
mazoo, to act as best man.
In the usher corps were 11al
Le Due, uncle of the bride.
groom, of Union Lake; and
three brothers of the bride,
Chrl'stopher J. Renoul, Stan.
ley J. Rencuf, Jr., and
Stephen P. Renouf.
The bride selected a white
batiste gown featuring bi.hop
sleeves of Venice laee and
a square yoke embroidered
with pearls, Venice lace also
decorated the thr~ front
panels of the gown and the
two panels in the dress's
train. A ruffled Venice lace
trim finished the hemlines
ofAboth tile bgown
and train.
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Take a walk through Wabeek. Over the
rolling hills. Across the green valleys.
Along the quiet lakes. You'll see more than
just a beautiful community blooming to
life. You'll see lifetime ambitions
being fulfilled.
Her fiance wllaraduated
from Gro... PolDte South
mall SCbool ud FerrlJ State
Colle,e. He hi. I de,,," In
Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. --------
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Cherie Elizabeth Renouf and Robert Carleton
Lucas exchanged marriage vows at a 1 o'clock ceremony in St. Paul's On.the.Lake Church on Saturday,
August 11, The Reverend James Cronk presided at
th" rites which werfi followed by a reception at the
Thun., Fri., Sat. I
Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles BusiDes. Administration and
Ferguson, of Royal Oak, an. is preHnUy employed withthe Sbaw Wa1k,,' Compaoy.
nounce the enga,ementof
their daughter, Jennifer Lyn,
An early spring wedding
to Dale T. Marsban, son of is planned.
Mr. and :Mrs. Morrison
Marshall, of Boumemouth
road.
The bride-eleet was grad.
uated fJ:om Dondero High
School and from central
Mlcbllan University. She haa
bclullv.ty
a Masten dearee in Edue&.
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t10n aDd i. preeelltly em.
ployed with Weat Bloomfield
SChoolJ,
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Hunt Club
LAST 3 DAYS
Dale Marshall To Claim Bride
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Couple Leave for Wedding Trip in Southern
Spain Following Reception at Grosse Pointe
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Mrs. Robert C. Lucas
C. Gerstenberll, chairman of
the boar4 of General Motor.
Corporation, helped persuade
Russian officials to include
Detroit before the paintings
were crated up for their
scheduled return trip in mid.
September
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Landscape" and 10M0 n t
Sainte. Victoire."
Vincent
Van Gogh is representl!d
with three key works. seven
of Paul Gauguin's finest
works, painted during bis
early years ill Tahiti, are
among these thoiee ImpresFormally titled "lmpres.'
sionist works in the loan
sionist and Post.Impres.
An admission fee will be h
sionat Paintings from the charged to offset costs.
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USSR." the selection from
Both the Soviet Union and
O~m of the RU!lslan colthe Hermitage Museum in the United States regard the lecU!ln dates to the turn of
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the century, betweell' 1904
Leningrad and t he P US(lA.lnloan event ~s a maJor and 1914 when World War I
. Museum in Moscow is the breakthrough m the cultural
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first exhibition of Western exchange program between .~gan. It was promin n y
art ever lent to the United the two countries
~1SPlayedafter the Revol?.
tion but was relegated to
States by the Soviet Union.
"The Russian decision to museum storage in the 1930's
The 41 paintings by 14 show .thepaintings here is when Stalin decreed that
major artists of the period a compliment to Detroit," realistic painting was more
1870.1920, including Matisse, Willis F. Woods, director of inspirational !or the Russian
Gauguin, C e z ann e, Van the Detroit Institute of Arts, peoples.
Gogh, Picasso, Renoir and said. "They have always
In recent years, however,
Monet, will be shown at the known us as the prototype of its display has again been
Detroit Institute of Arts from the successful industrial city. made public, and the fl
Wednesday, September 26, Seven of the paintings are works in the current show
through Sunday, October 21. by Henri Matisse, including are only a small part of per.
The exhibition has been his mas t e r pie c e, "Tbe haps the largest coUection of
GlOSS£ POIlfft 20343 Mack Avetllle TU
setting attendance records in Dance." Five are the work Impressionist and Post.lm(1efwMn V_let ~ MoJoh)
Washington, New York, Los of Paul Cezanne, amoDi pressionist painting in any
Angeles and Chicago since them the. famous "Blue COWItry except France.
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it debuted in the U. S. this
spring.
Lee Hills, president of the
Open Thursday and Friday evenings
Arts Commission, with asAgain Open AllDay $CIturday
sistance from Henry Ford
II, ehairman of the Ford
Motor Company, and Richard
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Thursday. August 16. 1973
Society News Gathered from the' Pointes
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Mrs. Russell E. Wilcox
IJudith A. Stedman I
SIGNAL INTENTIONS
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To avoid rear end colli. I
sions, share all your plans
with Ihe driver directly be.
hind you.
Wayne O_lfe_rs_V_e_tsProgram
Th. Grot.. Point.
Con'Nption.1
Church
Veterans who netd an edu. tutorial service lor veterilns
240 ChaUonte at Lothrop
cational "second chance" are who are enrolled in the pro.
Summer Schedule:
being actively sought by the gram and domestic and fi.
Wayne state ~niversily Vel. nancial
counseling,
where
Worship Service 10 a.m.
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"The Trouble With
ity Program.
quarters
are at 4216 Mc.
Giving"
The program, lunded by a Dougall, Detroit 4820.7. Regis.
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Thursday Week.ender
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[rom the U. S. tration for the fall quarter
Service 7:30
Reception at ~he Detroit Yacht Club Follows 2 $100,000grant
Office of Education, is a will begin Sept. 10 and can.
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O'Clock Ceremony at Christ Church
/' Rev. R. R. Ru&c:laeoa. D.O.
three.pronged drive to pro- tinue through Sept. 17. Fur.
GrD'" '.lllt. Woeli,
vide edu('ation for veterans ther information may be Ob'
Grosse Puinte
Rev. J. H. Cummlnes
8:00 a.m. Eucharist
who may think their le:;rning tained by calling 577-4705.
10;00
a.m.
Eucharist
with
skills are not sharp enough
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Judith Anne Stedman and Russell Edward Wi!. lor them to lake advantage
t'
cOY. exchanged
marriage vows at a 2 o'clock cere~ of G. I. Bill educational bene.
US
Nursery
car e
thru 10:00 a.m.
I mony
in Christ Church Grosse Pointe on Saturday,
fits.
service
August 11. The Reverend Arnold A. Fenton offici.
Veterans who may have
MfMllI." .t Ker.......
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---------dropped out of higb school,
-ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. for instance, can enroll in
New coaching assignments
TU 4-0511
The bride is the daugh. Vanderzee, of Akron, O.
VEOP's General Educational at Austin High School have
Summer
Schedule
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
The new RUS1ieU E. WH. Development
Program,
or recently been filled bJ' Ath'
Gross. 'oillt. U"It.d
Sunday Servlce .:30 a.m.
Gifford Stedman, Jr., of ~l(es left the wedding recep. G.E.D. :rhe G.E,D. program lettc Director Pete Pucher.
METHOD~ST CHURCH
(Nursery for sman children)
North Brys drive. The tiOD at the De-troit Yacht l'i'ovides basic courses to.F. J. "Bud" Newberry of
211 Moro .. Rood
Sunday School, ';30 a.ln.
Ages 3-S
bridegroom's parents are Club for a honeymoon in ward preparation for exam. The Woods has been named
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Thursday Service 8;00 p.m.
Edward Arnett Wilcox, of Ontario, Can. They plan tt) inations for high school head coach o[ the varsity
(July ~Aulust 23)
Ferndale,
M i c h ., and make tbeir home in Madison equivalency certificates..
hockey team, while Steve
R.y. GMr •• I. Kllra.
Beatrice Shurly Wilcox, Heights.
Vocational
training
for, Avsharian was selected as.
Summer Schedule:
of St. Clair Shores.
On Thursday nIght, August technical careers is provided sistant coach.
9:30 a.m.
9, Mr. Wilcox, lather o[ the under another .. ~art of the
Newberry. a prep star at,'
PInt "'11011
WORSHIP SERV[CE
For the early afterl)OOD bridegroom,
gave
a reo prog~am. FacilIties at com. Notre Dame High School,
wedding, the bride selec:ted bearsal dinner at the Bay. mumty colleges and Cass also p I aye d junior "A" [
Nursery and Church
a white silk orgmu
gown view Yacht Club.
Tecbnical High School are hoc key with the Toronto
School thru sixth grade
featuriDa: a blah neckline
used by students enrolled in Marlboros and varsity hOCkey
edged with a ruffle. A ruffle
tbese courses.
at the University of Day ten,
V.m.l.r :aoa4 at Wed•• "ood
also edged the long sleeves.
Still another part 01 the in Ohio. He has set as his
Drive. Grosse Pointe
Woods
Floral
lace applique
aeprogram is for veterans who goal to make the A u s tin
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wish to enroll in college and hockey program "the finest
Summer Schedule
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Sunday Church School and
A cap of matching lace
Mr. and Mrs. Mario
They take courses through
Others named include Paul
Church Worship 9:30 a.m.
l'tIoto by BdQie MoQrath. Jr.
held her short, three.tiered
Farm!s, 01 Rosedale road, the Wayne State Division 01 Rogers. head varsity base.
R.,.. P: K.ppler
ell,'font. .nd Llthr.~
veU. The former Miss Sted. have announced the en~age. Urban Extension and are al. ball coach with Jan Szymczak
Wed Saturday afternoon, August 11, in Christ
:a.y. D .. 14. Proctor.
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MIl. p.,tor
man
carried
a
small
Colonial
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of
their
daughter,
Mar~'
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to
transfe.r
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WSU
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his
ass.istant;
Nick
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Church Grossl: Pointe was JUDITH ANNE STEDWe Invit. You to Worship
bouquet of white roses and Louise, to Dennis J. Plun. a community college upon kich, head varsity t r a c k
With U.
MAN, daughter of the Lynn Gifford stedmans,
baby's b~ath
accented by kett, son of Mr. and Mrs. successful com pIe t ion of c 0 a c h; Bruce Dyer head
Jr., of North Brys drive, to Russell Edward Wil- white streamers.
9 a.m. Worship and
Edward C. Plunkett, o[ Inks. those courses.
cross country co a c h, and
COX, son of Edward A. Wilcox, of, Ferndale,
and
Sunday School 9 a.m.
ServIng as matron of honor ter.
. Calvin McKinney Ditector' Szymczak, :Ross Baumann,
(Ages 1.5)
Beatrice S. Wilcox, of St. Clair Shores.
was the bride's sister, Mrs.
Miss Farmis was gradu., Counselor of the VEOP Pro. Gary Buslepp and Jim Gerbc
Itev. Chart" W. '."dreck
James A. Baubie, Jr., of St. ated from Our Lady Star of gram, said job placement as assis~ant football coaches.
L.
Clair Shores. She was dress. the Sea High School.. She will also be an importan~ P~cher IS head coach of the
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Thom8s Busmess part of the program. Similar .llndders.
print gown accented by kelly School and is currently em. programs have. been very
green ribbon at the empire played ~y General Motors successful in linning attrac.
GROSSE POINTE
waist. A creen picture hat, Corporatlon.
tive jobs lor veterans while
G'ilS. Point.
trimmed with a white band
An August
wedding is they are still enrolled in
WOODS
and bow, completed ber out. planned in St. Joan of Arc I courses.
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a small Cburch.
McKinney was quick to
.. re6bglerian
Ulllt'" P,,,.,t.ri.n
Colonial bouquet of white
Pllint out that schedules can
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IS Lake Shore Rd.
roses and baby's breath with Prentis Cancer Center
be arranged so veterans can
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For informatioD mght or
green streamers.
Offers Free Pap Tests
co~tinue in !heir present j?bs
199$0 MACK ~~~~t
TORREY
d.y call 88Z.S.~, dial a
Michael George Alschbach,
while learnmg and drawmg
ROAD
886-4300
prayer 882.8770.
of Harper Woods. aded as
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d . G.I. benefits.
10 a.m. Worship ServIce .nd
Worship Service and
best man. Ushers were Gary
ree ap Tests Wit be a.
VEOP will also provide a
Church School
FREE INSTAUATION
ministered during the months
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Church School 10:00 a.m.
ON ALL
Stephen Sworek, of St. Clair of August anrt september in
Jesus"
"God Gives His Children
"Strength"
CARPETING BOUGHT
Shores, aDd Stuart James the Meyer L. Prentis Cancer .- - • - - - - - - - ••
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Mr. JQhn Deason
Dykstra, of Grosse Pointe.
Center of the Michigan Can. •
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Ray H. Kiely
DURING THIS SALE1
Mrs. Stedman
chose a cer Foundation. The PreJltis •
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WENOW.
afternoon
dress
for her Warren avenue.
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wC\lding.
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Appointments
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mother of the bridegroom,
made by calling the Michi. •
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21336 Mack Ave.
Mn. Wilcox, sele'eted a dress gan Cancer Foundation, a l?i+rl"Or.1
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of navy blue c:repe with a Torch Drive Agency, at 833. •
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white wbeat design covering 0710. Tests will be adminis. •
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MOTOROLA
the full skirt and bodice.
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facting one of our consultants for inspection. If you are in the mood for a
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Page Nineteen
NEWS
Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women
S. Cushman
Mrs. Thomas M. Clement I
Lynda A. Lenahan w.
To Wed in Fall
Married August 4
Following a Weddint'l Trip to Barbados, Couple
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Will Be at Home in Perrysburg. Ohio
Exchanging
Mrs. John W. Soper, of
Farmington, Conn., and Ged.
des Parsons,
of Roxbury,
Conn., have announced the
engagement of their daugilter, Martha Kelso Parsons,
to William Sanderson Cush.
man, son of Mr. and Mrs.
vows
in the..Grosse
Pointe Woods
Robinson Cushman, of Narra.
gansett, R.I.
on Saturday,
August 4, were
The future bridegroom is
an d Th omas M ount Clement.
the son of Mrs. John H. ConThe bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Denis E. way, of Pine court, Jl.nd the
Lenahan;
the bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. late J. Boyer Candler.
Carl H. Clement,
Jr.
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For the
1:30 o'clock
Shaker Heights, Ohio; and ding.
ceremony,
at which the Betsy Clement, sister of the ---------Reverend
J 0 h n Deason bridegroom.
David Root, of Toledo, Ohio;
officiated,
the bride chose
The
bridesmaids
wore Jeff Day, of Toledo, Ohio;
a natural
ivory
linen
emerald green linen dresses and Dan Lenahan, the bride's
gown with heavy
Swiss
w hie b featured
smocked brother.
embroidery
inserts which
bodices and a rume at the
Mrs. Lenahan wore a floorformed panels in the long
h8ltered necklines lInd hems.
They carried
bouquets of length gown of field flowers
full skirt.
Her bouffant
.pink Fuji mums, pink carna. on a background of white
cathedral.length
veil was tions and pink daisies, ac- pique, The dress had a long.
held in place by a Flem.
eented by purple statice and sleeved, waist length jacket
ish cap of Swiss embroi.
pink.and.white checked silk featuring a half.belt in the
back. Mrs. Clement selected
dery
and was adorned
bowS' and streamers,
with
raised
petals
of
Acting as a junior brides. a blue chiffon floor-length
matching
lace.
maid was the former Miss dress fashioned with long
The former Miss Lenahan Lenahan's sister, Tete. Her sleeves and a high neck.
Relatives in town for the
carried a bouquet of pink dress was identical to those
tea roses.
baby's
breath, of the bridesmaids,
but wedding were the bride's
stephanotis, fern and pittis fashioned wilh a smocked aunt, Mrs. Kenneth Smith. of
porum.
back. She carried a small San Diego, CaI., and the
aunt,
Mrs.
The bride asked Ann La. basket of the same flowers. bridegroom's
Rocque, of Bloomfield Hills,
Mr. Clement
asked his William Anfin, of Radford,
to be the maid of honor. brother,
Christopher
Cleo Va ••
After a reception at the
Bridesmaids were Jan Shep. ment, to serve as the best
herd, of Bloomfield Hills; man. In the usher corps Detroit Golf Club, the couple
Mr.s, David Root, of Toledo, were. Carl Clement, also a left .for a trip in the Bar.
OhiO; Jane Zimmerman, of brother of the bridegr,oom; bados. The new Thomas
Clements, both graduates of
Hillsdale Col)ege, will make
their home in Perrysburg,
Ohio.
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and BARRY VAN TIEM, of
Manor road, to Brighton,
Mich., prompted MRS. RON
HICKS to organize a family
party at The Farms Park
recently. Families attended.
bringing with them a potluck
dish for the buffet. Neighbors who came were MR.
and MRS. ALLAN COX, MR.
and MRS. LARRY LONWERS, MR. and MRS. STAR
WADE, MR.
and
MRS.
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MRS.
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MR. and MRS. TOM KIDD
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floor with a fifth bedroom and full bathroom on the first floor.
The kitchen is complete with limed oak cabinets. Carpeting, draperies,
fully air conditioned and natural woodwork throughout. Ava;lable
for immediate occupancy. By owner ... $65,400.
1019 Kensington, Grosse 'te. Park, 882-4163
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.T,he Cass Concourse ex.
hlbit c~se~ are devoted to a
new blbhlJgraphy prepared
by the. Library's
Business
and
Fmance Departmel:,.
"How to ~,aise Your. Invest.
me~t I.Q.
Books Intend,ell
to lm~rove the wo~ld.be lD.
vestor s understandmg or the
stock market. are on display.
and free copies of the book.
list are available {or pickup.
All three exhibils will con.
tinue on view through August
at Main Library.
Serving as treasurer of the
WSU School of Medicine
Alumni Ass 0 cia t ion
is
JAMES J. AlUTO, M,D., of
Lochmoor bouh!vard,
A SOUTHERN COLONIAL, ,. ALWAYS IN STYLE
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LYNDA ANN LENAHAN,
daughter
of the
Denis E. Lenahans,
of Crescent
lane, became
the bride of Thomas Mount Clement,
son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl H. Clement,
Jr., of Perrvsburg,
Ohio, in an afternoon
ceremony
at Grosse' Pointe
Woods Presbyterian
Church on Saturday,
August 4.
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Detroit Main Library Offers New Exhibits
A centennial anniversary, I early 1.900$ is a feature of
a unique hobby, and every tile exhibit,
man's wish to get rich are
The unique hobby is that
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of Don Loucks "King of the
the tOPICS.of exhIbIts cu~. Autograph
CoiJectors."
In.
rently on vIew at the DetrOit stead of the customary auto.
Main Library. 5201 Wood- graph
book, Mr. Loucks
ward at Kirby.
creates
original
collages
The lL'Oth anniversary
of ~hich express the personal.
,
. Ity of the celebrity.
The
the fO~lldmg of the Detr~lt I three. dimensional
panels.
News IS commemorated
10 I' which measure
as much as
an. exllibit in Adam Strohm two by three feet in sh:e, are
Hall which features a News- created with paint, papier
prepared display of Great mac!le. scraps of cloth, cut.
Photo
Stories
by News outs, photographs, and other
photographers, plus historical materials. Examples of signmemorabilia calling to mind ed collages made for enter.
the period 100 years ago into tainer", Ilports figures, and
which the newspaper
was others in public lire are on
born. An authentic
news- display in the third floor exboy's dellverJ' wagon of the hibit corridor near the Fine
PopHlar Groups Hit Pille Knob
Singer 'l'om Jones will be
at the Pine Knob Music
Theater for a five.day engagement beginning Wednes.
day, August 15, through Sun.
day, August 19. Concert time
is 8:30 p.m. except 7:30 p.m.
on Sunday.
The British star has come
a long way sinee his days as
a builder's laborer in south
Wales. Before he turned professional 'towards the end of
1964, he was a popular entertainer in his own country.
He first
gained
national
prominence when his recording off "It's Not Unusual"
reached No. 1 in the British
hit parade.
1 Since that time Mr. Jones
has sold more than a hundred million singles, won
over 24 gold records and
been named Entertainer
of
the Year in more than a
dozen countries.
The singer now spends a
great deal of his time on
tour. Nearly six of the nine
months he devotes to his
world tour are spent in the
Unlted States by publie demand. This is his fourth
major Ameriean tour in four
years. At Pink Knob, he will
be singing such old bits as
"What's Ne'w Pussycat?" and
selections
from
his new
album "The Body and Soul
of Tom Jones."
Following Tom Jon e s'
performances,
Chicago will
be at Pine Knob for three
days, Monday, August 20
through Wednesday, August
22. The concert is a complete seHoul.
Detroit's own Rare Earth
will be appearing at Pine
Knob on Monday, August 27,
at 7:30 p.m.
Most of the six members
of Rare Earth, Ray Monette,
Ed Guzman, Mark Olson
Gil Bridges, Mike Urso, ami
Pete Hoorelbeke, played as
back-up musicians on some
of Motown's biggest records
before gJining tiny recognition on their own. Ray Monette has played for virtually
every artist on Motown plus
a few Atlantic artists like
Aretha Franklin and Wilson
Pickett.
Rare Earth has bad sold.
out concerts all over the
country, including one in
Madison Square Garden. The
group also has four gold
albums,
"Ecology,"
"One
World," "Get Ready" and
"Rare Earth in Concert" and
as many gold singles to their
credit. The group has recently completed its newest album, "Willie Remembers."
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Upcoming events include I
Blood, Sweat and Tears on
Tuesday, August 28, at 1:30
p.m., and Sonny and Cher on
Sunday, Septemher 2, at 2
p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
Tickets for all Pine Knob
concerts may be ordered by
mail
through
the Fisher
Theatre,
Fisher
Building,
Detroit, Mich. 48202. For ad.
ditional ticket information,
Pointers may call 559.9111,
Comes on strong with just as much appeal inside as from the curb. The
marble floor foyer is Jar'Jet than many living rooms, Not only does this southern
colonial have a large family room, but there is olso a library to complement
the spacious living and dining rooms. The moster suite includes dressing toom
and large bath. Two other bathrooms service another four bedrooms. You
nome it ...
our kitchen has it. The house has the luxury of central air conditioning, a central vacuum system and inter-comm systems to all rooms.
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the recipient of a note from
the White House recently.
She had sent a clipping from
the July 26 issue of the
NEWS dealing
with Dr.
William
Lange's
trip
t"
China, along with aT' .:;."com.
panying leUp.. <0 President.
In it, ~:,e stated lhat more
..,cople who hed visited China
should make
their views
known to the public This
she believes, would tend t~
establish more friendly reo
lahons between the U. S. and
China. Ronald L. Elllott,
Deputy Special Assistant to
the President answered with
• note reading:
"It was
thoughUul of you to give the
President the benetlt of your
comments.
He appreciates
your encouragement and has
asked that your message be
brought to the attention of
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have fireplaces,
slate
hearths, wood ceilings, private .dpcks, and breezy,
(Ins Il KI tchens with frost-f ree
.~Iqerators and continuous-clean ovens. They're
handsome, contemporary
second homes in the 50 to
60 thousand dollar bracket.
They are part of the Midwest's
most exclusive resort community. It's complete. Ready
to visit and enjoy. Built on 220
acres with 4200 feet of white,
sandy beach on Lake Michi.
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Play golf nearby. Dine and
drink at the Homestead Inn.
Go to a concert at Interlochen,
summer stock at the Cherry
County Playhouse, Or just sit
and regain your sanity.
Reserve your condominium
now. Th.::!yareready for occupancy. Or, come for a visit
It's a great place to vacation.
Even nicer to come home to.
The Leelanau Homestead,
Glen Arbor. Michigan 49636.
Call or write for free color brochures, In Michigan call tollfree 800-632-1708.
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Thursday, AuC)ust 16, 1973
Society News Gathered from the. Pointes
Mrs. Russell t. Wilcox
Wayne Offers Vets Program
IJudith A. Stedman
Wed to Mr.Wilcox
SIGNAL INTENTIONS
To avoid rear end colli.
sions, share all your plans
with the driver directly be.
hind you.
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A uslIn
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St, Midlael's
Episcopal Chunh
N?rth
Bry~ drive. The
For the early aftefJlOOn
weddf!1g. the bride seleeted
a white sUk organza gown
featuring
a high necldine
edged with a rulIle. A ruffle
i also edged the long sleeves.
Floral
Wed Saturday afternoon, August 11, in Christ
.Church Grosse Pointe was JUDITH ANNE STEDMAN, daughter of ~he Lynn Gifford Stedmans,
Jr., of North Brys drive, to Russell Edward Wilcox, son of Edward A. Wilcox, of. Ferndale, and
Beatrice S. Wilcox, of St. Clair Shores.
lace
OFF
ALL
DISCONTINUED
CHAIRS
FREE INST AlLA nON
ON ALL
CARPETING BOUGHT
DURING THIS SALEI
WE NOW
CARRY
A
COMPLETE
UNE OF
MOTOROLA
TV'S
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& Carpel Co.
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VEOP's General Educational
8t Austin High School have
Summer Schedule
Gro... 'ol"t. U"lt ••
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Program,
or recently been filled by AthSunday ~rv/ce 8:30 a,m.
METHODIST CHU RCH
G.E.D. :rhe G
.. E.D. program letic Director Pete pucher'l
(Nursery
lor lDlall children)
F. J. "Bud" Newberry of
211 Moro.. Roed
Sunday School, .:30 a.llI.
tion at the De,trolt Yacht provides basi~ courses toAge.
30'
116.2363
ward
preparation
for
exam.
The
Woods
has
been
named
Club for a honeymoon in
Thursday ServIce 8:00 p.llI.
(July 5-Augll5t 23)
Ontario. Can. They plan to jnat.ions for h.i~h school head coach or the varsity
P.T1'l/ A"Thoma,
hO.ckey team, v,:hile Steve
make their home in Madison equIValency certificates..
R••• GM". I. 1(11",
Vocational
training
for Avsharian was selected asSummer Schedule:
Heights.
technical
careers
is
provided
slstant
coach.
On Thursday nIght, August
9:30 a.m.
Newberry, a prep star at)
9, Mr. Wilcox. fatber of the under another .. ~art of the
WORSHIP SERVICE
bridegroom,
gave
are.
program, FaCIlities at corn- Notre Dame High School,
bearsal dinner at the Bay. munity colleges and Cass also p I aye d junior "AU t
Nursery and Church
view Yacht Club.
Technical High School are hoc key with the Toronto
School thru sixth grade
used by students enrolled in Marlboros and varsity hockey
these courses.
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OtVs
wish to enroll in college and ~ockey p~ogr"m "th,~ finest
Summer Schedule
. -I need preparatory courses. In the United States.
Sunday Church School and
Mr. and Mrs. Mario
They take courses through
Others named include Paul
Church Worship 9:30 a.m,
Farmis. of Rosedale road, the Wayne State Division of Rogers. head varsity base. !In. P.' K.ppl.r
Ch.I"IIt. .n. Letl!ro,
have announced the engage. Urban Extension and are aI- ball coach with Jan Szymc~ak
Rn. Davlil.• roctor.
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ment of their daughter, Mary lowed 10 transfer tQ WSU or as his ass"islant; Nick RoW. Invite You to Worship
Louise, to Dennis J. Plun- a community college upon kich, head varsity t r a c k
With U.
kett, son of Mr. and Mrs. successful com p let ion of c 0 a c h; Bruce Dyer head
9 a.m. Worship and
Edward C. Plunkett, of Inks- those courses.
cross counlry c 0 a c h, and
Sunday School 9 a.m.
ter.
. Calvin McKinney Ditector' Szymczak. ,Ross Baumann,
(Ages 1-5)
Miss Farmis was gradu- I Counselor of the VEOP Pro. Gary Buslepp and Jim Gerbe
It.v. Ch.r1" W. ',n'ruclc
ated from <?ur Lady Star of gram, said job placement as assis~ant football coaches,
Il.". !tolan" L. 'ch... "
the Sea HIgh School. She will also be an important P~cher IS head coach of the
attended Thomas Business part of the program. Similar gfldders.
SChool and is currently em. programs
have been very
plqyed ~y General Motors successful in finding aUracGROSSE POINTE
CorpOration.
tive jobs for veterans while
Gr.IS' Pollff.
WOODS
An August
wedding is they are still enrolled in
planned in St. Joan of Arc I courses.
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Church.
McKinney was quick to
p!>int out that schedules can
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Prentis Cancer Center
be arranged so veterans can
For informalioll Dillhl or
Offers Free F6p Tests
co~tinue in !heir present j?bs
elay call 88Z.u..'"", dial a
10050 MACK AVE. at TORREY
whIle learmng and drawmg
ROAD
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prayer 882.8'770.
10 a.m. WorshIp ServIce and
benefits.
F ree P ap-T--ests w'ill b ea. d' G.I.
Worship Service and
Church School
VEOP will also provide a
ministered during the months
I "Say A Good Word for
Church School 10:00 a.m.
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Jesus"
"God Gives His Children
of August and September in
"Strength"
Mr. John Deason
the Meyer L. pre,n tis Cancer .----------••••••••
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Ray H. Kiely
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long circular train.
A cap of matching lace
held her short. three-tiered
veil. The former Miss Sted.
man carried a smaU Colonial
bouquet of white roses and
baby's breath accented Ly
white streamer'.
Serving as matron of honor
was tte bride's .ister, Mrs.
James A. Baubie, Jr., of St.
Clair Sbores. She was dressed in a while and green volle
print gown aC(!ented by kelly
green ribbOn at the empire
waist. A green pIcture hat,
trimmed with a white band
and bow. completed her outfit. She urried
a small
Colonial 1K>uquet of white
roses and baby's breath with
green streamers.
Micbael George Alschbach,
of Harper Woods. acted as
best man. Ushers were Gary
Stephen Sworek, of st. Clair
Shores, and stuart
James
Dykstra. of Grosse Pointe.
Mrs. Stedman
chose a
navy and while print silk
afternoon
dress
for ber
(laughter's
wedding.
The
mother of the bridegroom,
Mrs. Wilcox. selel!ted a dress
of navy blue crepe with a
white wheat design covering
the full lSkirt and bodice.
Both mothers pinned corsages of white sweetheart
p.m.
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August 11. The Reverend Arnold A. Fenton officiated.
-------Tbe bride is the daugb. ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.
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f The Dew Russell E. WIIGlf or
t ma~, Jr., 0 ,coxes left the wedding recep.
brldegroom s parents are
Edward Arnett Wilcox, of
Ferndale,
M i c h ., and
Beatrice Shurly Wilcox,
of St. Clair Shores.
JIboto bjt EddIe McGrath. Ir.
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240 Chalfont. at Lothrop
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Wayne State University Vet. nanelal
counseling,
where
Worship Service 10 a.m.
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"The Trouble With
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quarters
are at 4216 Mc.
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The program, funded by a Dougall, Delroit4820J. Regis-I
Thursday Week.ender
grant from the U. S. tration for the fall quarter
Service 1:30
Reception at the Detroit Yacht Club Follows 2 $100,000
Otiice of Education, is a will begin sept. 10 and con.,
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O'Clo,k Ceremony at Christ Church
three-pronged drive to pro- tinue through Sept. 17. FurGro... '.llIt.
Rev. R. R. But~IleoD, D.D.
Grosse Pointe
vide education (or veterans
ther information may be Ob.
8:00 a,m, Eucharist
Rev. J. B. CummlDls
who may think their learning
tained by calling 577.4705.
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skills ai <? not sharp enough
j 10:00 a .m. Eucharist with
Judith Anne Stedman and Russell Edward Wi!. lor them to take advantage
Hymns
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D. Moran,
Felix Resnick, William R.
Shaw, Ster lin g Sanford,
Harry Taylor, Flav.!o VaD!.
celli, Vollrad J. Von Berg,
Bernard Whitley and Alexancler R. Wrliley.
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50 per cent among white
women, and almost 40 per.
cent among black women, in
whom the rate of occurence
is twice au high. This find.
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outlook for W(lmen with this
form of Callcer.
The Michigan
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cancer by 80 percent within.
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Thursday, August 16, 1973
POINTE
Plge Nineteen
NEWS
Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women
W. S. Cush.man
A. Lenahan To Wed in Fall
Married August 4
Lynda
Following a Wedding Trip to Barbados, Couple
Will Be at Home in Perrysburg. Ohio
Exchanging
vows in the,Grosse
Pointe Woods
Presbyterian
Church on Saturday,
August 4, were
Lynda Ann Lenahan
and Thomas Mount Clement.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Denis E.
LeDiahan; the bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl H. Clement, Jr.
It'or the 1:30 o'clock
Shaker Heights Ohio' and
ceremony,
at which the Belsy Clement. 'sister ~f the
Reverend
J 0 h n Deason bridegroom.
officiated,
the bride chose
The
bridesmaids
wore
a natural
ivory
linen
emerald green linen dres~es
gown with heavy Swiss
w h.1 c h featured
smocked
embroidery
inserts which
bodlces and ~ rume at the
formed panels in the long haltered ne~kbnes and hems.
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They earned
bouquets of
f ul s rt.
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~ff:mtpink
Fuji mums. pink carnacathe?ral.length
veil was tions and pink daisies, ac~eld 10 place ~y a Fle~.
cented by purple statlce and
1sh cap of SWISS embrOI.
pink.and.white checked silk
dery
and was adorned
bows and streamers,
with
raised
petals
of
Acting as a Junior brides.
matching
lace.
maid was the former Miss
The former Miss Lenahan Lenahan's sister. Tete. Her
carried a bouquet of pink dress was identical to those
tea roses, baby's breath, of the bridesmaids,
but
stephanotis, fern and pittis fashioned with l! smocked
porum.
back. She carried a small
The bride asked Ann La. basket of the S'8me flowers.
Rocque, of Bloomfield Hills,
Mr. Clement asked his
to be the maid of honor. brother.
Christopher
Cleo
Bridesmaids were Jan Shep
ment, to serve as the best
herd, of Bloomfield Hills; man. ln the usher corps
Mrs. David Root, of Toledo, were. Carl Clement also a
Ohio; Jane Zimmerman, of brother of the bridegr.oom;
Mrs. J()hn W. Soper, of
Farmington, Conn., and Ged.
des Parsons,
of Roxbury,
Conn., have announced the
engagement of their daugh.
ter, Martha Kelso Parsons,
to William Sanderson Cush.
man, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson Cushman, of Narragansett, R.I.
David Root, of Toledo, Ohio;
Jeff Day, of Toledo, Ohio;
and Dan Lenahan, the bride's
brother.
Mrs. Lenahan wore a floor.
length gown of field flowers
on a background of white
pique. The dress had a long.
sleeved, waist length jacket
featuring a half.belt in the
back. Mrs. Clement selected
a blue chiffon fioor.length
dress fashioned with long
sleeves and a high neck.
Relatives in town for the
wedding were the bride's
aunt, Mrs. Kenneth Smith. of
San Diego, Cal., and the
bridegroom's
aunt,
Mrs.
William Anfin, of Radford,
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After a reception at the
Detroit Golf Club, the couple
left -for a trip in the Barbados. The new Thomas
Clements, both graduates of
Hillsdale Col)ege, will make
their home in Perr.ysburg.
Ohio.
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A planned move of GAIL
and BARRY VAN TIEM, of
Manor road. to Brigbton.
Mich .• prompted MRS. RON
HICKS to organize a family
party at The Farms Park
recently. Families attended.
bringing with them a potluck
dish for the buffet. Neigh.
bors who. came were MR.
and MRS. ALLAN COX, MR.
and MRS. LARRY LON.
WERS, MR. and MRS. STAR
WADE, MR.
and MRS.
JOHN MARCUS, MR. and
MRS.
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MR. and MRS, TOM KIDD
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The future bridegroom is
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way, of Pine court, and the
late J. Boyer Candler.
The couple plan a fall wed.
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with limed oak cabinets.
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Popular Groups Hit Pine Knob
Singer Tom Jones will be World," "Get Ready" and
at the Pine Knob Music "Rare Earth in Concert" and
Theater for a fiveday en- as many gold single~ to their
gagement beginning Wednes. credit. The group has recent.
day, August 15. through Sun. ly completed its newest al.
day, August 19. Concert time bum, "Willie Remembers."
is 8:30 p.m. except 7:30 p.m.
Upcoming. events include I
on Sunday.
Blood, Sweat and Tears on
The British star has cOl":!e Tuesday. August 28, at 7:30
a long way since his days as p,m., and Sonny and Cher on
a builder's laborer in south Sunday. September 2, at 2
Wales. Before he turned pro. p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
fessional'towards
the end of
Tickets for all Pine Knob
1964, he was a popular en- concerts may be ordered by
tertainer in his own country. mail through
the Fisher
He first
gained
national Theatre,
Fisher
Building,
prominence when his record. Detroit, Mich. 48202. For ad.
ing off ''It.s Not Unusual" ditional ticket information,
reached No. 1 in the British Pointers may call 559.9111.
hit parade.
. Since that time Mr. Jones
has sold more than a bndred million singles, won
over 24 gold records and
been named Entertainer of
the Year in more than a
dozen countries.
The singer now spends a
great deal of his time on
tour. Nearly six of the nine
months he devotes to his
world tour are spent in the
United States by public demand. This is his fourth
major American tour in four
years. At Pink Knob, he will
be singing such old hils as
"What's Ne'w Pussycat?" and
selections
from his new
album "The Body and Soul
of Tom Jones."
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MRS. EUGENE
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LACE, of Oxford road, was
the recipient of a note from
the White House 7ecently.
She had sent a clipping from
the July 26 issue or the
NEWS dealing
with Dr.
William Lange's
trip
f,.
China, along with all ;'.,;companying lell,,"
President.
In it, .lle stated that more
"cople who had visited China
should make their views
known to the public This
she bel'
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Arts Department.
.T.he Cass Concourse exhlblt c~se~ are devoted to a
new blbllography
prepared
by the Library's
Business
and
Finance Depr.rtment.
"How to ~,aise Your. Invest.
me~t I.Q.
Books mtend.ed
to Improve the would.be m.
vestor's understanding of the
stock market. are on display,
and free copIes of the book.
list are available for pickup.
All three exhibits will con.
tinue on view t!lrough August
at Main Library.
Serving as treasurer of the
WSU School of Medicine
Alumni Ass 0 cia t ion
is
JAMES J. AIUTO, M,D., of
Lochmoor boul~vard.
ALWAYS IN 5 TYLE
Photo by J. S. De Fonesl
days. Monday. August 20
through Wednesday, August
22. The concert is a complete sellout.
Detroit's own Rare Earth
will be appearing at Pine
Knob on Monday, August 27,
at 7:30 p.m.
Most of the six members
oJ Rare Earth, Ray Monette.
Ed Guzman, Mark Olson
Gil Bridges, Mike Urso, and
Pete Hoorelbeke, played as
back-up musicians on some
of Motown"s biggest records
before gaining any recogni.
tion on their own. Ray Mon.
• ette has played {or Virtually
~:j every artist on Mutown plus
a few Atlantic artists like
Arethr. Franklin and Wilson
Pickett.
Rare Earth has had sold.
out concerts all over the
country, including one in
Madison Square Garden. The
gro.!P also has four gold
albums,
"Ecology,"
"One
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a unique hobby, and every tile exhibit..
man's wish to get rich are
The unique hob~y is that
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of Don Loucks "Kmg of the
the tOPICS.of exhibits cu~. Autograph Cohectors."
In.
rently on view at the DetrOit stead of the customary auto.
Main Library, 5201 Wood. graph
book, Mr. Loucks
ward at Kirby.
creates
original
collages
Th looth
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f which express the personal.
e
. an Iversary ~ Ity of the celebrity.
The
the fo~ndmg of the Detr~lt I three. dimensional
panels,
News IS commemorated
In I. which measure
as much as
an exhibit in Adam Strohm two by three feet in size, are
Hall which features a News. ereated with paint. papier
prepared display of Great mache. scraps of cloth. cut.
Photo
Stories
by News outs, photographs. and other
photographers, plus bis',urical materials. Examples of sign.
memorabilia calling to mind ed collages made for enterthe period 100 years ago into tainers, sports figures, and
which the newspaper
was others in public life are on
borll. An auU>entic news. display in the third floor ex-,
boy's delivery wagon of the hibit corridor near the Fine
LYNDA ANN LENAHAN,
daughter of the
Denis E. Lenahans,
of Crescent
lane. became
the bride of Thomas Mount Clement.
son of Mr.
an~ ~rs.
Carl H. Clement,
Jr., of Perrysburg,
OhIO, 10 an afternoon ceremony at Grosse Pointe
Woods Presbyterian
Church on Saturday,
August 4.
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Comes on strong with just as much appeal inside as from the .curb. The
marble floor foyer is larger than many living rooms. Nol only does this soulhern
colonial have a large family room, but there is also a library to complement
the spacious living and dining rooms. The master suite includes dressing room
and large bath. Two other bathrooms service onotner four bedrooms. You
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our kitchen has it. The house has the luxury of central air conditioning, a cenlral vacuum system and inter.comm systems to all rooms.
114 Kercheval, on the Hill -
886-6010
Our Ojibways
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views,
but then ,
so do our Manitous.
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The Ojibway and Manitou
units, like all condominiums at Tile Leelanau Homestead are on the water and
have fireplaces,
slate
hearths, wood ceilings, private .dpcks, and breezy,
(l"SIi Kilchenswith frost-free
.'1qerators and continuous-clean ovens. They're
handsome, contemporary
second homes in the 50 to
60 thousand dollar bracket.
They are part of the Midwest's
most exclusive resort community. It's complete. Ready
te Jis\tand enjoy. Built on 220
acres with 4200 feet of white,
sandy beach on Lake Michigan and 5500 feet of frontage
on the sparkling Crystal River.
You can play tennis on the
championship ciay courts.
Canoe in the river. Sail in the
Bay. Fish for trout or salmon.
Play golf nearby. Dine anj
drink at the Homestead Inn,
Go toa concert at Interlochen.
summer stock at the Cherry
County Playhouse. Or just sit
and regain your sanity.
Reserve your condominium
n:)w.They are ready for occupancy. Or, come for a visit
It's a great place to vacalion.
Even nicer to come home to.
The Leelanau Homestead,
Glen Arbor, Michigan 49636,
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MI'55 Had ley Wed S.l
Greg 0 ry Y ez baCk I
fair in the Community
M r. an d Mrs...G A Yez b ac k I entire
Arts building, with a special
preview scheduled for Wed.
~~~larf;eeS~Yle':t~e$;~~y
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ried bouquets of streammg
ivy and mums matching the
color of their dresses.
The bridegroom, who is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Yezback, asked his
brother, John Yezback. to
Couple Will Make Home in Harper Woods Fol- serve as best man. Acting as
lowing a Trip to Flordia
ushers were brother 01 the
---------bride, Willard J. Hadley, IV,
Saint Maron Cathedral in Detroit was the set- and Thomas Melchior, of
ting for late afternoon wedding of Mary Sue Hadley Detroit.
and Gregory Anthony Yezback on Saturday, June 2.
Rhi~estones accented t~e
Father Ferris Kleem officiated the 5 o'clock rites,
I neckhne of Mrs. H8dley s
For the ceremony, the
-----1 floor length, mint green
bride, who is the daugh- ques The dress featured
dre~s fealuri,ng.a bodice em.
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brOidered With pearls. They
ler of the Willard J. Had. a sh~dow.paneled
scoop both wore a corsage of cym.1
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leys, of Balfour
road, neckhne and a .stand.up
bidlum orchids.
chose a s<ltin and white co.lIar. A. matc~mg laceThe bride's patern.al grane.
silk organza gown with tnmmed headplece held mother Mrs.' Willard J.
lily of the valley appli- the long illusion mantilla.
Hadley: Sr., of Shorewood,
The former Miss Hadley Wise.. and her maternal
carried an arrangement of grandmother, Mrs. Howard
cymbidium orchids, stephan. J. Alberts, of Kenosha,Wise.,
otis and mums intermingled were in town for the wed.
with streaming ivy.
ding. Other relatives from
,
The bride asked her sister, Kenosha included Mr. and
Patti Hadley, to be the maiCi Mrs. James Ellsworth and
Exclulively
of honor. The bridesmaids their children. A close friend
at
were Mrs. Wayne Senneke, of the family,. Leonard
III
also a sister ot the bride, of Pudge, of Oakbrook, m., was
DeKalb, 111.,and Paula Yez- also present. The bride.
back, sister of the bride. groom's 'sister. Mrs. Judith
groom.
Cramer, who lives in Florida,
The maid of honor wore was in town for the occasion.
an embroidered floor length,
After a dinner reception iu
dress of avocado-heather. the Saint Maron Cathedral
," The dress was fashioned with Hall, the couple leit for a
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an empire waist trlmmed in trip in Florida. They will
MARY SUE HADLEY, daughter of Mr. and
;., I' pearls and long, full chiffon make their home in Harper
Mrs. Willard J. Hadley; of Balfour road, and
( )1: I sle:.:ves. The bridesmaids' Woods.
GREGORY ANTHONY YEZBACK, son of the
Joseph Yezbacks, exchanged vows Saturday, June
2, in Saint Maron Cathedral in Detroit.
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nesday, August 22, from 7 to
9 p.m.
A Husband Calling Contest will be held at 3 p.m.
Friday August 31 which 15
open to any woman who
feels in ,fine voice, utilizing
the same basic techniques
one would in calling a hog.
It.s hoped The P,)inte will'
lend its local talent.
.
~he crownl~g of the State
Fair Queen Willbe at 8 p.m.
on Wednesday, August 29,
Beauty quee~s fr~m all ov~r
the state Will vie for thJS
title.
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Continual daily handicraft
demonstrations will be t,fCered in the Community Arts
Building, including spinning
and weaving, flower ar.
ranging, rug hooking, pottery
duced rates for children on I NANCY ROACH, of Bed.
all midway rides.
ford road, recently completed
Ethnic Entertainment will, six weeks as a research as.
be offered daily in the .lnter'l sista?t at Wayne State Un!national Grove, featuring a verslty. Ms. Roach, a Um.
wide variety of folk song and versity-Liggett School studance.
dent, was one of three stu.
There's more, of course, dents assigned W l'esearch
from quiet quilting exh.ibils progra".ls. at the WSUSchl>?l
to Kung Fu dem.onstratJons, of Medlcme. She worked In
from sheep shearmg contests the Anatomy. Department on
to fashion shows, {rom the electron microscopy, and
baton twirling and strutting presented a talk to her col.
competition to "Faels and le~gues on h.ow the el.ectron
Fancies of Hypnosis."
microscope IS used m reo
It's all at the 1973 Michi. search and in training mediSI IF'
cal students
gan a e air.
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ORDINANCE
TO AMEND ORDINANCE
NO. 156
OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE.
THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE
ORDAINS:
MEAT
and m~re.
.
Section 1. Section 6 of Ordinance No. 156 of
Specla! contests {o~ chJl. the City of Grosse Pointe be and the same is amenddren Will be held In the
coliseum grove at 10 a.m.ed to read as follows:
daily except Sundays ~nd
Section 6. There are hereby authorized to
~abor Day. These favorites
be issued and sold pursuant to the provisions
mclude the "most freckles
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f M' h'
1933
contest" Friday, August 24,
of Act 94, Pub1Lc Acts ~
IC Igan',
, .as
the "pie eating contest,"
amended, reve~ue bonds 1n t~e aggre~ate prmTuesday, August 28 and
cipal sum of Nme Hundred Seventy.fIve Thoumore, including egg throw'l
and ($975,000.00) Dollar~ for the purp.ose of
ing and bubble gum blowillg
paying the cost of the project a~d refundmg th~
contests.
outstanding bonds, together With all legal, flSquare and round dllncing'
nancial and other expens~s incident thereto and
for any lightfooted fairgoer,
to the issuance and sale of the bonds hereby
with live bands, will be
authorized. Said bonds shall be known as "Austaged daily in the coliseum
tomobile Parking System Improvement and Regrov~...
funding Revenue Bonds"; shall be dated as of
<?hlldrens Day IS ~et for
July 1 1973' shall be numebered consecutively
Friday. August 24, WIth reo
in direct order of their maturities from 1 to 195,
Ii ; i
both inclusive; shall be coupon bonds in the
~
~~:;"',;:'~£~C
'1'
denomination of $5,000.00 each; shall be reg~
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istrable as to principal only in the manner here:
APPRAISAL SERVICE
,.
~.T-;)1
inafter set forth in the bond form; shall bear
The 1973 Michigan State weighing more than one ton
We Buy-Sell Of'd
:
interest at a rate of rates to be hereafter de.
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Fair is coming soon. So it's will strain against giant :
liquidate, ESIoIl's
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termined not exceeding eight per.cent (8%) per
about that time {or Pointers weights for $4,500 in prize
If ( 8. CHARlES GAll£RIU
:
to dust off their cruddiest money.
annum, payable on January I, 1974, and there.
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after semi-annually on the first day of July and
s~ea~ers, perfeel for hog
A State Fair Art Show will 'I; . 825 Woodward Ave,
vlewmg, and head over to I be set up for viewing, with
January in each year; and shall mature seri!lily
Pontiac /8100mfi.ld
the Fairgrounds at Wood. professional and amateur
on July 1st in each year as follows:
ward .and Eight Mile road in competition in p aiD tin g,
for information
$25,000.00 in each year from 1975 to 1981,
kindlr call
De,troJt:
. prints, drawings, photog.
inclusive;
Openmg noon. Thurs!iay, raphy, ceramics and weav.
own you, A condominium
3J"?2P.
August 23, and running ing. The show runs {or the
at Whittier Manor.
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$50,000.00 in each year from 1982 to 1988,
through Labor Day, Monday,
inclusive;
$146.50 per month.
CALIFORNIA FLY AND DRIVE
September 3, this year's fiir
$75,000.00 in each year from 1989 to 1994,
Is all you pay with 20%
several
first.time
1 days 6 mghts at the Holiday I nn of Oakland (San Francisco) ofters
inclusive.
CITY OF
down and a conventional
events
in
addition
to'
many
and or the Holiday I nn of Brenlwood (Los Angeles) plus the use of
mortgage to own a one
a car. With unlimIted mileage. San Francisco-Civic Center, Financial proven favorites.
Bonds maturing in the years 1975 to 1988,
bedroom, one bath
[)istflc!. Fisherman's
Wharf and l"s Angeles-Hollywood available
New this year are a Festiinclusive, shall not be subject to redemption
condominium
al Whittier
al addllional cost San Dlego-$28900'
Weekly departures via val of Foods. offering good
prior to maturity. Bonds maturing after 1988
Manor. This price
ArJlERICAr~ AIRLINES or UNITED AIR LINES.
.
things. to nibble and munch
Includes all mortgage
shall be subpect to redemption prior to matur. Plus 10,; tu and ser""es, based on as well as displays. aemon.
MICHIGAN
charnes. maintenance
double occupancy.
ity, at the option of the City, in inverse numerstrationsand
consumer
tips
costs and taxes, And for
LAS VEGAS
ical order, on any interest payment date on and
from food experts; an animal
thiS cost you can enjoy
after July I, 1988. Each bond called to be reo
HOLIDAY INN Center Strip
petting farm where children
Itw finer life style at
deemed as hereinbefore provided shall be recan pet and snuggle animals
private living with a
DOUBLE SINGLE
deemed at the par value thereof and accrued
their own size. and rides in
Dalcony. natural oak
interest, plus a-premium
exprsssed as a peran "Around the World in 80
3 NIGHTS/4 DAYS
$199.00* $234.00*
~Ioor and other niceties
centage of par value, in accordance with the
Days" style ascensio'n bal.
, you might expect to pa'i
Augvst
6,
1973
4 NIGHTS 15 DAYS
$219.00* $259.00*
loon,
following schedule:
more lor,
The meeting was called to order at 8:15 p.m.
There also are 13 top en.
5% on each bond called for redemption
SPECIAL LAS VEGAS
tert..iners in free twice-daily
Present on Roll C"ll: Mayor William G. Butler,
on or after July 1, 1988, but prior to
shows.. two auto thrill shows
RIVIERA HOLIDAY
Couocilmen Mark C. Stevens, Nancy J. Waugaman,
July 1, 1989;
and 23 free horse shows
Richard C. Hudson, W. James Mast and E. Rust
DOUBLE SI NGLE
4% on each bond callen for redempti.m
especially featuring the DeMuirhead.
on or after July I, 1989, but prior to
troit Mounted Police. There
3 NIGHTSj4 DAYS
$227.00* $260.00*
will be exhibits of more live.
July 1, 1990;
Those Absent Were: CouncilmanJames H. Dinge.
man.
stock, produce and hgr:di.
4 NIGHTS/5 DAYS
$234.00* $279.00*
3% on each bond called for redemption
Lor: :l:!cd r,p,'" Grosse
craft than most people can
Po,nte less than '''2 mile
on or afler July I, 1990, but prior to
Mayor William G. Butler presided at the meeting.
probably cover in a day, and
'rO(ll lhe 1-94 exoressw,Jv
July 1, 1991;
RENO HOLIDAY INN
of
course,
the
midway
with
Ueveloped
by:
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting which wu
2% on each bond called for redemption
DOUBLE
SINGLE
rides and games and moun.
JOhn D. Hoben & Co.
held on July 16, 1973, were accepted as corrected.
on or after July 1, 1991, but prior to
tains of hot dogs.
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Sales: MIchigan
3 NIGHTS/4 DAYS
$209.ll0* $244.00*
July 1, 1992;
Condomi"lum
Corp.
The Fair's star entel tain'l
The Council received a Petition for Amendment to
1% on each bond called for redemption
4 N!.GHTS/5 DAYS
ers will perform daily at 4:30
r;\orlel~ now open from
$219.00* $259.00*
the Zoning Ordinance and a Request for Variances
17 PM daily. Closed
on or after July 1, 1992, but prior to
p.m. and 8:30 p.m., except
'"rjhJ's 10% 101 law. anr1 'SerlHce
and Approval of Site and Architectural Plans, filed
ThursdClYs. For
• tl'~a~e ~r1d SI€i.OQ pef pE:'I~')n lar Sunday
tUllel
maturity.
for the Labor Day shows at
on behaU of, Superior .Lake Enterprises, pertaining
information
call 884-3555.
3 p.m. and 6 p.m.
I to Rose Terrace; and deferred the matter pending
Refore or after model
Notice of redemption
shall be given to the
, Some of the scheduled 'I the establishment of procedures and criteria for site
/lours call 886-488D.
holders of the bonds t,~ be redeemed by publi.
plan review.
entertainers are Roberta
• E:.1!i,,'d urnr\ S\5.0rli) pUfchasc
cation of such notice not less than thirty (30)
iH' c:(,"', .. ,~ntiO',<J1
Flack, Thursday. August 23;
.....,::,,.lr;a~{", at 7'.
in!ef(>sl
The Council granted the appeal of Mr. Edward
days prior to the date fixed for redemption at
Doc Severinson and the Now
M. Ranger of 335 Grosse Pointe Boulevard; andthere.
least once in a newspaper or publication c~rGeneration Brass, on Friday,
by authorized the issuance of a Permit for the can.
August 24; Ann Murray, Sun.
culated in the State of Michigan '.',hich carries,
t
struction of a six.foot stockade fence to surround the
day, August 26; Loretta Lynn
as part of its regular service, notices of sale of
rear yard on his property located at the foregoing
and Buck Owens, 'Monday,
municipal
bonds; provided,
that where any
a'.1dress.
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August 27; Jerry Lee Lewis,
bond shall be registered, then notice of the
TueS1lay, August 28; Bill
redemption
thereof shall be given by mail
The Council approved the low bid of General
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Cosby, Thursday and Friday.
Electric, in the total amount of $4,920, for the pur.
addressed to the registered holder thereof at
August 30 and :n; and Joey
chase of six new portable, hand-held radio trans.
the registered address, which notice shall be
Heatherton, Saturday, Sep.
ceivers, in accordance wilh the specifications.
mailed not less than thirty, (30) days prior to
tember 1.
the date fixed for redemption. Bonds so called
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In
addition.
Dan
Fleenor's
Thl'
Council
rcceiv!!d
the
followin
Reports
and
,4 ~/o
for redemption shall not bear interest after the
Hurricane Helldrivers will
ordered them placed on file:
perform daredevil drivin~ I
date fixed for redemption provided funds are
IT'S JUST LIKE THE GOOD 'OL DAYS
A. Grosse Pointe Youth Services Division's Re.
feats Friday, August 24 I
on hand with the paying agent to redeem the
port for the month o( June, 1973, both (or the entire
through Monday. August 26.
same. The principal of said bonds and the inDivision and for the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, ill
I The International Demolition
tcrest thereon shall be payable in lawful money
particular.
Derby, called "the world's
of the United States of America at such bank
largest traffic accident" and
B. Police Department Report {or the month of
or trust company located in the Stale of Mich.
really a Dodge 'em game
July, 1973.
.
igan and qualified under Michigan or Federal
using real cars, will be
law to act as paying agent ar- shall be designated
crashing a:ld smashing on
C. Police Departmer:t Bicycle Safely Status Re.
by the original purchaser of the bonds and ap.
Sunday evening. September
port. dated August 1, 1973.
proved by the Cily. A co-paying agent similarly
2. 1Cyou can believe that...
The Council approved an Agreement with Local
Other State Fair high.
qualified, designated and approved, but located
lights include the following. I 522, Council 23, A.F.S.C,M_E., A.F.L..C.I.O., for a
either within or without the State of Michigan,
thl ce,yt'ar peliod beginning July I, 1973.
A new teethered ascent
may also be named.
ride in David Lee Clagget's
Section 2. If any. s(:ction, paragraph, sentence,
The Council approved the adjustments in the
"The Stars and Stripes," a
dause or phrase of this ordinance shall be held insalary schedule for the Departmental Supervisors
, 70.fO(\Ihigh hot air balloon.
and the Administrative personnel.
valid, the same shall not affect any other part of
....
I Mr. Clallg"fl, a Ypsilanti
this ordinance.
aeronaut, will "pt'rate the
The Council scheduled a Public Hearing to be
Section 3. All ordinances and resolutions and
ride daily. wcathl'f and "inn 1 held at 8:00 p.m, on Monday. August 20, 1973, to con.
parts
thereof insofar as the same may be in con.
conditions permitting, of
~ , l,t'''l;on of a
Resoluliol'l authorizing the
course.
I City to I,proceed
flict herewith are to the extent of such conflict
wilh necessary weed eutling and gen.
hereby repealed.
A National Heavyweight.
crOllcleanup on vacant lots, and to assess the cost
Draft Horse Championship
Section 4. This ordinance shall be published
of the project to the pruperty owners on the tax rolls
will be held in which horses'
for the foregoing work.
in full in The Grosse Pointe News, a newspaper of
708 BALFOUR
gene.r~1 circulation in the City of Grosse Pointe
The Council approved payment of a statement
This spacious colonial
holds both charm and modern
II qualifIed
under State law to publish legal nolices
(rom the firm of Vilican.Leman & Associates, In.
promptly after its adoption and the same shall
comforts 010n9 with being an economical
way to buy.
corporated. in thc amount of $210.00.for professional
I recorded in. the Ordin~nce Book of the City and
4 bedrooms, 2 ~ baths, paneled library, and bright family
community planning sf'rvices rendered by the foresuch recordmg authenticated
by the signatures of
going firm pertaining to the ncw Zoning Ordinance.
room. Central air, modern kitchen, and modern details
the Mayor and City Clerk.
add to family
comfort.
Roomy Jot and locotion near
Upon proper motion made, supported and carried,
Section 5. This ordinance is hereby determined
Exclusively
schools and parks perfect for family.
(he meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
by the City Council to be immediately necessary
at
for the presel:valiol\ of the health, safety anQ Wel.
Wifliam G. Butler
Andre,. Bremer, Jr,
fare of the CIty and shall become effective imme.
Mayor
diately upon its adoption.
Cit)' Clerk
tnc.
Published:
CONlY ISLAND
T.
W, KRESSBACH,
93 Kercheval
Grosse P"inie News, issue of August 16, 1973.
"On the Hill"
886-3060
City Clerk
MACK AT ANITA
Publish G.P.N. 8-16.73
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WANTED
GENERAL
EDUCATION
4-HELP WA.NTED
G1N£RAL
IS-SITUATION
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16-FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
16A.-FOR RENT
FURNISHED
17-WANTED TO RENTIS-ARTICLES FORSALt:
RESPONSIBLE man looking CRAFTSMAN 21 in, reel
3 bedroom
for apartment or house in
mower with grass catcher.
' Colonial,' attractively
fur.
exchange for maintenance
SllS.7069.
I nished, suitable for exeeu.
work. 731.7662. Bob. Good
.
tive. 823.2915.
references.
OAK DESK, and Jen,ny Lind
SMALL APARTMENT, quiet ----------89be1d2'
best offel', Call 884.
iocation near Indian Vii. CANADIAN diplomat wishes
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lage VA 1.2850
to rent prestigious
lour -R-I-C-O-H-------.
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126C Deluxe, never
IN GROSSE POINTE near
963.86&6.
used, CDS electric eye,
.... J e fferson <:1.t y IIml't s, ---------f.2.8 lens with shutter
Ea~.
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4 BEDROOMS
Nicely
furnished
apart. ELDERLY widow, away duro
speeds 1/30 through 1/250.
CLOSED DURING AUGUST. DRIVERS for Ice cream
"DOMESTIC
MATURE woman will baby.
'ments,
only $Hi5 to $180
ing the day needs small 1
Takes 126 film, flashcube,
REGISTRATION FOR FALL
trucks. 1184.9515.
---------sit by the week. 884.7727.
4 BATHS
per month: th.is includes
bedroom apartment or flat.
accessory shoe, automatic
SEMESTER BEGINS SE:P.
WANTED Experienced. ----------blt"t
N'
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advance. List $100, will sell
GIRL ".siatant for diversl.
coo It • wAl"-e•• e. and CAR WAXIN G, vinyl top reo
P
tee
ec nCI y.
Ice or
Wlaking distance
fro m
TEMBER4,
, Grosse
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In Woods.
exclusive
areasquare
of G.feet..
one or two persons. CoU~ge
Hill ' Vill age or M:ae.k
for $60. 882-4507.
fled
duties
in
oHice
and
eouple,.
Pointe
conditioning,
Dragomer
3,100
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Instruction offered in Piano,
E~plo)'ment Agency, TUx.
Shell Service,
884-6455,
New England colonial, li.
graduates preferred, adults
Moross shopping eenters.
G.\RAGE SALE _ Moving.Voice, Guitar, S t r i n all, . sale. of qUllity retail shop.
Mr. Brirgel, TR 1-0202.
edo ~78.
15803 Mack at Berkshire,
brary, huge family room,
only. no pets. Telephone
884-1809.
Will sell odds and ends
Woodwinds. DiltiDgulsbed I'
- ----------------------.--Z fireplaces.
$890 net
821-8985.
household
and
clothing
faeulty. tu 2-4963.16237
BABY SITI'ER.Hou!lekeeper.
LOVING MOTHER wishes
lease per month. 1 year APARTMENT
for
single I' HE.TIRED PHYSICIAN de.
items, sports equipment,
Mack at Three Mile.
3 children, full time. Must
babysitting in my licensed
lease with $5,000 security
lady, 2 rooms, bath snd.
sires 2 or 3 bedr?om apart.
Many never used. Electric
have references. 526.3881.
home for 1 baby or toddler,
deposit. Also an option to
cooking faciliUes. Refer.
m~nt or nat m Grosse
trains, electric g u ita r,
21-TUTOlfHG
---------7.~, Mon..Fri. Teacher pre.
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COOKING and light ,house.
buy plan pOssible. Occu.
ences require . Call a ter I
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drums,
go. cart,
Hon a.
ferred. 885-1085.
Pomte News .
PRIVATE TUTORING
keeping for elderly cl>uple.
paney Septem ber 1. 1008
6 p.m. 885-74 17.
9:00 to 6:00 Satur d ay an d
in
Own transportation. TU 1.
Lochmoor. Call 557-4805 GROSSE POINTE WOODS. NEEDED _ Furnished two
Sunday. 164 Moross in
YOUR OWN HOME
4530,
TU
6-6309.
or
886-0115.
Two
bedroboms'ttde~'dsum.
bedroom
apartment
or
_F_a_r_m_s.
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All subjeclt;
cr.de •.
GOOD COOK, 2 in family, _
MANISTIQUE. Jefferson,
3
mer porc,
a ac e
ga.
house before September HO GAUGE electric tr ains.
Adults and t'bildren. Cere
otber help employed. Ex-T-A-K-E-:rHE--D-A-Y-O-F-Froom modern flat. storage,
rage. ~nished
basement.
1st, 6 month old baby_ Dr.
MuJtipJe sets of passenger,
tified teachers.
cellent references,
Reply
fenced yud, parking, $95.
Responsible Adults only,
Waring, M.D., Bon Secours
freight, antique trains _
CaD:
FULL TIME
Box B-12, Grosse Pointe MAIDS tran.sported . .Bonded.
Wa~er Realty. 885.8443.
refer~Dl:es required. $300
Hospital. 1184.8500.
12'xS' "L" shaped layout.
DETROIT AND SUBURBAN
N
screened, in.sured domes. -----~---per month.
,
Landscaping
incompl~te.
Immediate
openings a vall.
. ews.
tic help for one day or QUIET Grosse Pointe Woods
TWO Grosse Pointe Academy
TU'roRlNG SERVICE
able in HOUSEKEEPIN.G HOUSEKEEPER _ Live in,
mare.
area offers spacious thl'teC SHOREWOOD
886.8710 lady teachers want to rent
:i'U't~act~~~~a~~s~~v~~i
537-4653
DEPARTMENT, Apply In
one in family, other help
bedroom executive rlinch, GROSSE POINTE WOODS2 bedroom apartment, pre.
886-0356after six or week.
HATHEMA1'J'CS Tt1TO:RING
penon.
employed. References. TU
DOMESTIC PERSONNEL
with two full baths, :dtchen
2 bedrooms, den, summer
fer garage apartment, Box
ACE
5-0720
POOL. 961.1060. 963.0161.
with built.ins and den or
.porch, attached
garage.
S.2, Grosse Poinle News,
end.
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EXPERIENCED
housekeep.
office at home. Well deco:
Finislled basement. Com.
ARTIST closing studio. AnPh,D. Mathematician
HOSPITAL
EUROPEAN LAUNDRESSIng done on regular b8Sis.
rated and available Augusl
pletely furnished. Respon- 7A-ROOM
WANTED
tiques,
furniture,
acces.
-.mo
158 Kercheval
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes.
779.5042.
1 for one year or longer
sible adults only. refer. ---------sorles, props, gadgets, mis.
3-LOST AND 'OUND
Grosse Pointe Farms
day, summer months, 2 -_________
lease at $500. R, G. Edgar
ences\'equired.
$300 per STUDENT Medical Doctor at
eellaneous. 12.5 p.m, only.
An Equ:ll Opportunity
days, the rest of year. Top LADY WANTS day work,
Associates, TU 6-6010.
month.
Wayne State desires room
9() Hall Place.
MAN'S GOLD Austrian' coin
Employer
wages, References.
884Grosse Pointe reference, 860 NOTTINGHAM. newly SHOREWOOD
886-8710 and some home privileges
ring, vicinity of Lochmoor
h air
dresser,
3248.
,
Own transportation.
366decorated, 2 bedroom fiats, 2 ROOM furnished apart.
in private residence in a FREEZER, microwave oven
Blvd.,
Fairway,
Grosse FEMALE
and an your meats, vege.
steady. No evenings. 177321HOUSEKEEPER
_ Com.
4172 after 5.
heat furnished, pave<!park.
ment. $85 a month, utilities
suburban Detroit commun.
Pointe Woods. 1184-3362.
tabtes, fruits and juices,
. Iu de d . 8217492
ity.
Phone Jackson collect
Hack, G.oue Pointe.
panlon, (live in), for elder. ---------ARE L I A B L E, excellent
ing, $160 monthly. Forap.
mc
'.
1.517.782.3492.
for what you are spending
4-HILP WANTID
ly invalid woman, Grosse
worker
wishes
2 days
pointment caU J. F. Web. 3 BEDROOM, air condition.
_
on the food alone. Bruce,
GENERAL
Pointe Park. Have other
work. 875.6733.
ber Co., 964-5550.
ed ranch with attached 2 YOUNG. MAN
employed,
773.1973.
regular
household help. L •.DY WISHES day work, 19777 EAST IDA LANE, 2
car garage, glass enclosed
seeking room in Grosse
LANDSCAPING help,. over
Generous time off and sal.
n
f .. ,
f" '" d
Pointe area. Colin Fiu. MO'IING; Unusual old sllnt
18, full time.
.,veniDgs,
light
cleaning,
ironing,.
bedroom ranch, partially
amI y room, 1n11> .. e rec.
front desk, old Phil co Cab.ry. 2 in family. Refer.
lilt
h'ldr
f
c." rpeted, attached garage.
reation room in the base.
gerald. 885-4672.
925.1972.
ences. Box P-2, Grosse
es C.l
en, re erenees.
..
. inet ' r a d i 0, humidifiers,
Pointe
News.
TU
2-4336.
Ideal
location.
Available
ment,
11,<2
bath,
newly
EMPLOYED"NURSE~cleBires
cbairs, davenpor,t, twin bed
YOUNG LADY 18 or older 11:30 A.M. - a P.M. SHIFT
---------.now. $"""... per. month. 884- . decorated ...and .. carpeted
G
P . t
---------'''''.
h
Rel
room in
rOS(le
OlD e
for drug store clerking,
frames and head boards,
.
.
.
48-SERVICf.
TO
LADY
wisl)es
day
work
on
4423
throug
out.
erences
reo
area.
immediately.
WA
afternoons
and evenings. F orma I tr aJJ11llg or experl.
fireplace set, full and queen
EXCHAu~::
Tuesday_ Cleaning only.'
quired, no children, no
882.5152.
bed spreads (never used)
i!nce in Dietary Super.
.~'"
References.
Cora Reed.! GROSSE POINTE FARMS,
pets. 886,10106.
1-4235 before noon.
vision. Must rotate week. ----------,
2 bed
. tI
folding scre\1ns, washer,
MED.TECH ASCP part time
ends and Hollda.ys.
RESPONSIBLE working man
VA 1-8()22,
room, convemer. y 6B-ROOMS
FOR RENT 8~ARTICLES FOR SALE
dryer, double bed, nute.
with references, will main. I
I located. Gar(ige. $265.
days. 885.5932.
821.5283.
APPLY IN PERSON
tain yard and house in ex. SCOTCH WOMAN, day or I 0698.
LOVELY Room for employed
G NTIC G
S 1 A
weeklv cleaning Baby sit. -----"---.-1d
Kit h
. '1
,GI A
arage a e. ny
WANTED Medical Aide in
ENGLANDER sofa bed. Must
.
PERSONNEL
change
for
quarters
.
.(64.
ting
'companio~,
nursing.
UPPER
INCOME.
Middle.
~~19
c
en
pnvI
eges'l
thing
you
mighl
need.
Fri
busy Grosse Pointe office.
sell this week. Very rea.
DEPARTMENT
3989 alter 6.
885.2747.
aged lady. 4 rooms, bath,.'
day~aturday , 10 to 4 386
To .sslst Doctor and also
sonable. 882-4467.
5--3ITUATION
----------1
garage, heat. TV 1.3436.
PLEASANT ROOM for gen . McKinley.
paper work. Write Box U'l,
WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER, full charge ---------~
t1eman. private bath. Ga .
Grosse Pointe News. '
COLONIAL baby X'O c k e-r WASHER, gas dryer, good
for business man. Live ill. 3 BEDROOM ranch in Grosse
rage 882.1246
condition $50 complete.
Cypress woo d
..
HEALTH
Suburbs.
Moderate
size
Pointe
City,
near
shopping,
.
,
.
cradle,
EXP CARETAKER, Farmer,
HOME Q
881.B209.
home. Have car. Refer.
schools and transportation.
GROSSE POINTE WOODS, Never used. 778.1345 alte r
estate, ranch, rel\l)rt. Refer.
llS9KERCHEVAL
ellC~es.Prefer live.in. 8t17.
CARE
ences. Box T.7, Grosse
Appliances. Available Sep.
Roslyn Rd. near Mack. 1'>2 6 p.m.
GARAGE SALE. Miscenan.
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
2777, Ext. 49.
Pointe News. .
tember. $285 per month.
rooms and bath, entire up
eous arUcles. Some draft.
.BY
,
EXTENDO
ta
b
Ie,
walnut
886-4215.
stairs,
nearly
new.
Kitchen
ing tools. Thursday.Friday,
An Equal Opportunity
HOMEMAKERS.UPJOHN
TEACHER desires woman to
se.ts.
8'
comfortably,
neve
r
---------privileges,
air
conditioned
10-5. 1126 Hollywood.
Employer
6-IOR RENT
care for 1 year old in my
! Nurses, Nurse Aids, GerI ••
, I. use.,," 71IH345 after 6, p.m.
UPPER INCOME, 4 rooms,
f1U1!ished; 884.1942. .
. UNFURNISHED
home. 3 days a week. Slart RECENT G r a d u ate
Harper . Wa r.r e n area.
or
trlc aid.s and housekeepers
PHOTOGRAPHY equipment,
September. 88H381.
Trivia ,
Adults. TU 2.2800.
6C-OFFfCE fOR RENT TREASURES and
dryer, enlarger, trays, con.
mature woman for down.
to work part or all the MARINE CITY, overlooking
_
glaesware, china, Viclo!;'ian
time. All e m p 1 0 y e e s
tact printer, miscellaneous.
. SECRETARY wanted, legal
St.
Clair
niver.
large,
new
GROSSE
POIl''4TE
WOCDSOFF~CE
with
answering
ser
•
tow n insur.nce
clerical
screened, bonded and in.
antiques, llquidating estate.
88li.7641 after 6 p.m.
experience preferred, typ2 bedroom deluxe apart4 bedroom; 2 bath, witb
vice, $75. '17901 East War.
positioo. No ex pe r I ell c e
lured. 24 hour service.
Friday-Saturday,
9-4. 1044
necessary, we will train,
ing and shorthand. Grosse
ment for lease. Call 165.
family room, Central air
ren.
KENMORE
ironer, king sile,
S,
Brys,
Grosse
Poi
n
t
e
1i,ht t y pin g desirable.
Detroit
loll. Clemens
Pointe law office. 886.1783.
5213.
conditioning. Lease at $375 WE--L-L-A-P-P-O-IN-T-E-D-o-ff-jc-e-i-n
walnut head board, (ormic.
Woods.
Reply Box B 15. GFrosse
872-0200
'192-0620
top breakfast table and 3
I . per month. Immeruate pos.
prestige 0 ill c e buildng,
DECKHAND - Experienced
Pointe News.
PROFESSIONAL
COUPLE,
chairs, snack tables, Scott
session.
. 'COmplete, with or without GARAqE SALE - Tbursday
.BERKSHIRE
preferred.
Owoer of M' I .
and Friday 16-4. Saturday
I :;ood references,
no chilo
spreader. All in good eon.
HIGBIE MAXON, INC.
answering service, recep.
Hatteras
y a c h t needs
CONDOMINIUMS
9.12. 289 )It. Vernon
~ition, 881-5223 cv~nings
MANAGER
dren,
1
quiet
dog,
desire
to
886-3400
tion
area
available
along
young man III or older for
(Farms). Between Charle.
and Saturday only.
For Stroh's Ice Cream- Par.
house.sit for minimum 1 For rent "Or sale, luxury 2 --------'--with office. C()X & Baker.
cle8ning and maintenance
179-6600.
voix and Challonte. Moving
town. RIVARD-2 bedroom upper.
lor. Grosse Pointe Farms.
month. CallcoUect,
216- bedroomapartmi!nts,
work. Full time, excellent
GARAGE
SALE, Fri., Aug.
Fir'!place,
enclosed
ter.
so all must go.
houses, Vernier road across
464-8574 alter 5 p.m.
salary, all fringe benefits.
17 and Sat. Aug. 18. 10
Can 961.5840, ice cream
race, garage. Adults only. OFFICE SPACE available.
from Locllmoor Golf Club.
Boat berthed .t Grosse
a.mA
p.m., 1590 Ford
DAY WORK. caring for eld.
division for appOintment.
No pets. $250 month. 884Approlcimate 230 square GARAGE SALE - 738 Neff.
Open 12 to 6 Saturday and
Pointe Yacht Club. C. M.
Court (off Mack between '7Manufacturers
erly, experienced,
refer.
rep new
0600. .
feet. Private parking In.
Sunday. Shown daily by
Shelton, 651.S500 or 651. WANTED Lady with experi'
8). Odds and ends, antique
soap, bubble bath. Much
ences. 821-4974.
appOintment. Adults only.
Johnstone & Johnstone
cluded. 2711 East Jeffer1150.
glassware, snow tires, swiv.
more. Saturday 9-5.
ence handling stationary
son. The Rohde Building.
GROSSE POINTE PARK 886-4036 evenings, weekends
. el chair, pine infant dress.
and wedding invitations.
24 HOUR
Ideal for manufacturers
Sharp four room upper in.
RECEPTIONIST.TYPIST
Also must be able to type
ing table. Much more.
7'15'(}800 daily
rep, accountants, lawyers, STEREO amplifier. Exc~lleut
condition, $Z5O, Road aud
come. Stove, no frust reo
TO WORK EVENINGS
correctly. Goebel. TU I.
,NURSING CARE
investors or retired execu.
Track, back Issues, ext'el. ELECTRIC st'iwing machine,
frigerator. drapes, carpet .
tives. Call 259-1010Monday
. AND/OR SATURDAYS
MEDICAL PERSONNEL
FOR RENT
cabinet model, coffee table.
lent condition, hall priced,
ed, all utilities, modern
through
Friday.
823-5468.
Varied duties in pleasant I.ICENSED practical nurse to
POOL
• '.BEDROOM
h 0 me,
2'>2 kitchen and bath, no chil.
'portable
radio,
$15, S
surroundings.
Must enjoy
live in, prepare meals and
I battis, dressing room, din.
ga~!!e train equipment anlt GARAGE FLEA MARKET.
dren" or pets, employed FOR LEASE - OUice space
dealing with public. Type
assist .!'emi.invalid woman.
63 Kercheval,
log room" kitchen with GE
model railroad magazines.
woman or quiet couple,
approximately 1,400 squue
Dog house, chairs, h"use.
5:) w.p.m.
Pleasant speak.
No housework. 881--4647.
Grosse Pointe Farms
dlshwash~r, stove, refriger.
881-6741.
deposit. VA {-2421.
ft. "On the Hill." Mr.
hold items, clothing, books,
ing voice. Knowledge of EXPERIENCED Secretary"5
882.6840
354-4290
at.01', break1ast C~mi1yroom
Vesco,Colonial
Federa~.
~kates, bikes, pool table,
7 MILE and Mack area, 2
business machines. Prefer
th
t
1 Ii 1
BARN SIDING - Authentic
886.6661.
dolls, games, toys. AU in
days. Grosse Pointe lOCI'
WI
n., u r -a
rep ace.
bedroom
lower
flat.
$175,
I"
weathered,
hand
bewn,
man for evening bours.
tion; Dictation, files, gener. HOME maintenance
work
Storm and screen ~lldClws,
excellent condition, some
. heat included. 882.5141.
TWO OFFICES
in Chet
natural timber. 1-463.2179.
Reply Box R.1, Grosse
al office work, ph 0 n e ,
done, reasonable,
experi.
carpeting,
2~ar attached
never used. Lots more. 998
Sampson
Travel
Service
Pointe News,
v • r i e d and interesting
enced all phases. Ask for
garage, full 'bIlsement, gas UPPER 3 rooms and bath.
Roslyn, Grosse Pointe Wds,
HOUSE' and Garage Sale. 3
Building,
$50,
$70.
lOG
-M-A-L-E-1-S-0-r-o-v-er-to-w-or-k work. Top pay and fringes
Dean, 886.4132.
heat. Entire lot lands<:aped,
'Thursday.Saturday 10-6.
$150, working cOl1ple only.
upholstered chairs, S bar
Kercheval, 885.7510.
.
t
t
for qualified person. Call
with large outdoor patio.
Seen alter 7, evenings, 4805
stools
28",
$12
each.
elecpart.time
a
amusemen
Mr Partee at 884-3393 be. AUTOS WAXED. washed,
Immediate occupancy for
GARAGE and basement sale.
Chatsworth.
tric chord organ, $50, 7
FISHER MEWS-377 Fisher
center, also boys 13.15 to
tween 2.5:30 p.m.
cleaned, last week, Blue
reSpOnsible party. Located
Washer dryer, ironer, re.
iece
Woodard
w
r
0
ugh
t
Rd:,
1.3
rooms,
5
day
jani.
P
sell candy, part time. 885.
Coral treatment, beautifies
in Grosse Pointe School ST. CLAIR Village Apart .
frlgerator, indoor and out.
tor service, air conditioned.
iron set $225, Mrs. size
door fum.iture, etc. Satu.
.;;;0303=;;;.
=======:,1
PART TIME
and preserves. Vinyl top
district in Harper WOOdS.' ments, 20211 E. 8 Mile Rd.
TU 2-0899.
j fourteen coals, dresses,
day, 10 to 4. 1034 Woods
..
care,
interior
shampoo.
20441 Danbury Lane. Call
2 bednom apartment, car.
elc., man's 42 long suits,
General oflice. work, 4 mom.
773-7119.
owner, VA 2.2590 week.
peted. all appliances, DC. HAMPTON SQUARE BLDG.
Lane, Grosse Pointe Woods.
topcoats
etc.
Thursday
ings per wee~, .......
t -----------days.
1
cupancy September. Man
884.3871.
22811 Mack Avenue
through
Sunday.
20668
working conditions. Mack. MATURE WOMAN wishes
I
ager, Apt. 2.$, 779-1177,
Mapl Lane. TU 4-4082.
Warren area, 886-0670.
babysitting. in my home,
- ' __
~
.
_ Various size suites available.
GARAGE SALE, Ye OIde
884.4516
-----------.
---------. week days only. 884-2883. 3 ROOM carpeted apartment. ' BRICK RANCH-Milk River
Antiques. Bric.brae, furni.
------------19.'>7FRIGIDAIRE Slimline.
BABYSITTER.
Full time,
, .
12131 Harper.
$150 per
and Lake Shore area. SI.
lure,
miscellaneous.
ol76
good condition $30.00.881.
days. Mature woman pre. EXPERIENCED babyslttmg.
month, plus security. 521
Clair Shores. Two beel. 6D-VACATION
Allard Road, Farms.
RENTALS
4448.
Free time doesn't have to I fened. 885-6479.
now or ~chool season, 5
5110.
rooms and den, finished
"th'
t do"
days, f1e:(lble schedules ac.
basement, air conditioned. HILLSBORO Beach Florida. '0 SPEED Europeon touring GARAGE SALE. Thursday,
~~~ra~
:Jvat:
duty
EXPERI~N~ED
boo~k~~~
cepted. In my home. 882. NEWLY de~orated 2.bedroom
Rent $375. References and
Furnished apartments
on
bike. Excellent condition.
Friday: 9-4. Treasures old
assignments are avan.ble
for Ladles Ready P'
0624.
horne, private drive, Mo.
security deposit required
ocean. Low summer and
Mike, 885.0185.
and new, furniture, air con.
now Work when you want
Shop in Grosse
olD.te., ----------rang.Ford X.way. Septem.
Box A.7. Grosse Point~
fall rates. Beach. pOol, ------------ditioner, new car radios,
for 'as lOIlg as you want.
Can 885.5690 between 9.30 PRIVATE
NURSING, ber 1st. References. 824. News.
colored T.V. pictures. TU SC;HWhINNbiked' (~an's)
26
English twin buggy, etc.
No fee to relrist.er
/lnd 5 p.m.
7979.
I ---------.____
4.6949.
lnc , 3 spec , like new.
406 Mt. Vernon.
...
•
N D f'tt
nd
Around the Cloak
J FIVE BEDROOMS two and
Call after 5:30 p.m. 8115OUTSTANDING
EXP:RIE
CE fo: e~ad~e!>' In home, hO.spital or nursing 1674 ALTER below Jefferson.,
a half baths, fa~ily room, 21 FOOT Winneba$o motor
7928.
DREXEL mahogany Chippen.
COMPANY BENEFITS
an.
sewer
. Grosse
home. RN's, LPN's, Aides,
5 room upper, $160 plus
library in perfect condi.
ho.ml!, sleeps 6, seU con. GAR -G-E-S-ALE---68--S
dale dining set: 3 s('ction
• Hospitaliza~on
S~Clllty CSI~ClP~'koo be.
companions, male &ttend'
security depOsit. Call alter
lion $:l5O.00 per month.
tamed, air conditioning,
nin~dale,
de:hum~i!ie~~:
breakfront c'lina cabinet;
• Paid Vacation
Pomte.
a
I
ants,live.lns. SCreened and i
6 p,m. 8l!6-4271.
full power. '179.0348.
bow.fronl buffet with brass
• Ho.liday. Pay .
tween 9:30 and 5 p.m.
_I bonded. 24 hour service.! ------------.CHAMPION
FLORIDA Stuart
condomi.
~:~s~ix~r::~lra~~~u~~al~~i
ra il; 2 pedestal ta ble with
• Shllt Dlllerenhal
BOOKKEEPER
Licensed nurses for illsur. RIVARD. upper,
2 bed.
TU 4.5700
nium furn'shed 882.0510
bargains. Moving. Friday
3 extra I e a v e s; 4 side
• Workman's Comp.
I
.
ance cases.
r()()ms and sun room. car.
I.
.
chain '.lpholslered in gold
• Social security
Full charge through trill
peted, stove and refriger.
GRAYTON - Chandler Park SUM:\IER RENTALS, 2 week I and Saturday,
slripe, host and hostess
WE ARE LOOKING
bala~ce and ~a.yroll. ~ood
POINT..E A.R...EA N.UR.SES..
ator. Separ~te basement,
area. Lower 5 room fiat.
minimum in July and Au. WILSON T2000 Tennis rack.
chairs covered in needle.
FOR
) workmg condlhons. frmge
TU {.3180
front and Side doors. ga.
Adults only, no pets, $185,
gusl, quarler mile sandy
el. Gut strings. Good con.,
poinl, $900. Queen Ann
R' . I d N
benefits. ? O. Box E.7, __ ~. ~ .. ~
_
rage, $250 a month, heal
TU 2.5255, TU 5.8763, 4 to
bcach, pool. tennis courts.
dilion. Call 881.6963.
style highboy, 7 drawers,
: Li~~~s:~e Pra~~~~~
I Grosse POlDte News.
MOTHER'S HELPER, baby.
included .. 823.6756.
7 p,m.
homes and condominiums __
._.
~_
unusual black, gold and
Nurses
I'REAL ESTATE Salespeople i sitting in ~y home {or pre. I iNDrAN-VILLAGE~ l-060~Va~ UP-P-F.R~lillcoiw:. 3 r()oms,
in natural settings. Phone BIG GARAGE SA~.E, satur',
pastel painted Chlnoiscrie
.....c tic. I Nurses.
school children on Salur.
Carl Andnrson,
j.6l6.'>'7.
day.
new bargallls,
20129
design, cabricle legs, $500.
• ....
needed - experienced or
Dyke, 1 bedroom apart.
heated. stove, refrigerator.
~
....
M
H
Two baroque silver.!\lated
• Companion5
• Aides
training program a~'aiJable
days. 886.3615.
ment, al>pliances, private
utilities
furnished.
TU
4341 or w r i t e L'Arbre
. oross. near
arper.
candelabras, 4.branch with
Call or write today
lull time - will consider COMPANION NURSE. Live
parking, carpeted. air con.
1-3268.
Croche, Harbor Springs, I BASEMENTs"Ai
E. ~01s,
center holder, $150 each,
882.6640
parI time if u\tima~e goal.
in, 61,<2
days wl'ck, $50 day. I ditioned, $140. 9619139 or ~-_....
.
Michigan 49740.
clolhing dishes. ThurSday
firm appraisal. Widdlcomb
IS full lime-pOtential
un.,
Love !!Iderly, drives. Ref. I 499.9378.
OUTER DRIVE-Dickerson
6F-':-SHARE LIVING
through'Sunday.
11 to 6.
walnut twin bed set with
MEDICAL
limited earnings-plenty
of
erences, will travel. TW
area. 3 rO?~ fro~t apart
QUART~RS
315 Bellanger.
chest of drawers and dress.
PERSONNEL
floor time-prefer
licensed, 11-4281.
1385 EASTLAWN,.l bedroom
mcut. BUIldIDg ImmaCll' .
.
...
----.---.
ing table with beautiful
POOL
or plogram available to ----~.---_.---.-ap~rtment, ap~l~a.nces, car.
lately dean, Stuve, refrig. GIRL (0 share rcnl in house STERLING SILVER fl a t
mirror, $450. By appoint.
63 Kucheval
help you get your license. WILL CARE for pre.schooler
pelmg, all ull1Jhes. ldeal
eralor. Lots of closet space.
with 2 others.
Grosse
ware. Miscellanf'ous, and
ment only, Saturday and
Grosse Pointe Farms
Ask lor Mr. Carter. 884'1 in my Grossc Pointe home.
for bachelors. From $100. I Adults only. $120. 371.7746 Pointe Woods area. 885.
Chanlilly by Gorham, 885,
4400.
8fl~.8168,
961.91311or ED 1.2330,
,or
886.2280.
8888.
1736.
Sunday, TV. 5.3947.
TRUMPET and trombone
GENERAL OFFICE
GARDENER - Mature, fUll, EXPERIl!.:NCED nurses aid
INDIAN VILLAGE
lessons in your home by Girl for small ollice to an.
time, 2 bedroom carriage
would like work. Care of
experienced
teacher. VA
swer telephone, type and
h ou s e provided. Reler.
old and handicapped. 822.
E. JEFFERSON AREA
2.9226.
do other diversified office
ences. Reply .Box M.6,
5070.
Close to downtown, trans.
duUes. P. O. Box E'7,
Grosse Pointe News.
-----------port~tion and ,river fronl.
:,
Grosse Pointe News,
I ----------WILL house sit in your
Spaelous studio and ~ne
GROSSE POINTE
CLERK for liquor store, over
Grosse Pointe home while l bedroom apartments With
DELiVERY
BOY wanted,
18 years, full time. 11200
you are on vacation. No
carpeting. $97 to $120. Util.
INSTITUTE OF
with ear. Apply at 17209
Morang.
children.
Grosse
Pointe
Wes included. 824.8010.
--'-------f
884 '.0221
Mack.
4.a._H~.:.'
W.a....TED
l_re.erences.
----------MUSIC
I WESTCHESTER,
I
AIDES
AND
PORTERS
an
.
5A-::o~g:f~ I
I
--!
DIETARY
SUPERVISOR'
ean
I
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COTTAGE
HOSPITAL
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I-AIlTICLIS
OLD CLOCKS.
G R 0 SSE
FOR.SALt I-AIlTICW
FOl SALI '-ARTICLES
watches, few.
OUTFIT THE ENTIRE
elry. We repair, buy or FAMILY AT ~
THE
leU. Edward lCiUa, ~rtl.
REGULAR PRICE
fied Muter Watchmaker,
"AL1l0ST NEW"
t3 Kercheval, Colonial Fed.
APPAREL
eral Bid,. 185-5755.
Care/u1J¥ .. Iected lor qualit)'
---------ityl. and condition • .:
WEDDING INVITATIONS,
nr-sel,
coau, tIPOrUWflr.
10% discount with this ad.
fUfl ........1
'I:' .... raved
or R.1Jed
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Four outfits for the price of
PERSONALIZED
at • • •
STATIONARY 50% OFF
INSTANT COPIES, IOC, 1110
LEE'S
low priced Instant printing. 2033t I"ck
881-8082
SCRATCH PADS, 35<:pound, CoD.lenmtDU 01 fine qualit)'
4 pounds $1.00.
gOOd condition IDC1current
For all your printing needs.
.tyle clothing welcome.
ECONOMEE SERVICE
PRINTING
AUTOMOBILE own.nl
A.
15201 Kercheval
low a. $27.U quarterly
at Lakepointe
buy. $50,000-$100,000Uabn.
Groue Pointe
VA 2-7100
Ity, Property Dama, •. TU
------...... -1-2171.
WE BUY OLD TV'S, WORK. C" R PET I N G, n-"o".1
ING OR NOT. CALL FRI.
A
aw
DAY OR SATURDW .• 1.
IlraftdJ, flt.t qul1!t)'. IIW
5!95.
reprt .. ntatlv •. _7211.
E W S'
_
fOl $AU 8-ARTICLES FOIl SALE 8C-OFFICI
EQUIPMENT
BASEMENT SALE. (Florida VALLEY pool table. bar
bound). l"amps, pictures,
sl!e, slate. $300, like new,
rug.,
bedspreads, glass.
moving. 886.2643.
ware, bric'a-brac,
books,
records,
clothing, garden MOVING - Garage
Sale.
tools. etc. Saturday, 9.5:30.
Kitchen
stove,
utensils,
309 Grosse Pointe Blvd.
yard equipment, tools, pic.
lur s knl'ck knacks Fri
FEDDER'S
5,000 BTU air
e ,
.'
day, Saturday, August 17.
conditioner. 1 month old.
MUlt sell. $70. 823.2767.
18, 10 to • only. 18 Hamp.
ton Rd., Grosse Poinle
MOVING-Garag.
Sale. Fur.
Shores.
nilure, appliances,
many
miscellaneous i t ems,
5 ELECTRIC STOVE, ironer,
plng.pong table, round oak
piece blonde bedroom set,
table, 6 cbairs, maple youth
dinette, tab 1 e s, chairs,
bed, baby equipment. 884.
workbench, etc. Everything
1633.
much
Fridaj'.Saturday,
10-4. 1~ Whittier.
WINCHESTER
MODEL 21 HAMPTON.ROSLYN FLEA
double barrel
18 gauge
MARKET
.hot (Wt. Excellent condl. 10 famJliea cleaned their
tic», tomplete)y re.tored
closets,
furniture,
TV,
b)' WiDchfllter t h r 0 u g b
craftl,
whatever.
Friday.
Ab
1
.. FI h
Saturday,
10 to 6. 1528
'rcromb.
an..
tc.
Hampton-1697 Roslyn.
tell, beat offer. SoU-
,
II-CARS
FOR SALE
1 •• -eARS
Thursday, August
FOR SALt ..
10, 1913
I lie-lOAnMOTORS AND
1967 AUSTIN HEALY 3000. 1973 CADILLAC Coupe de
.
Very good condition. 9 a.m.'
VllIe, w bit e with. red 20 HORSEP~WER
eJectric
4 p,m. 779-6199.
leather" full y equlp}led.
s tar t Evmrude scooter
$6,250. 8&'"2183.
boat. Used once .• 99.1852.
1970 LINCOLN 2 door, load.
9-AiTJCLES WANTED ed $1975 1963 Lincoln , 1969 MUSTANG, excellenl 22' VINEYARD Haven keel
d~r, l~ad~, $900. 885-1266. mechanical con d i t ion.
sailboat, motor .and com.
Priced to sell. Days 372. pass, newly pamted and
POCKET WATCHES - That
MARK III 1970
5100. Evenings 882.M60.
caulked. ,Best offer. 886.
old pocket watch of Grand.
Low mileage, owned by Com.
2595.
pa's sitting in the drawer
pany executive. Had excel. 1969 ME~CEDES ~ SL. ,
may be valuable. We buy
lent care and is in very
Red WIth black' JI1terlor, TROJAN 31 It. t~.1n 210 h.p.,
all sorts of old pocket
good condition TU 4-7020
AM.FM, 2 tops and excel.
excellent condition, load.ed
watches, parts and watch
.
:
lent condition. Call 792.2911 wit h equipment. $9,800.
chains. 886.3011.
'68 TORNADO, air, f u \1
after 4 'p.m. Thursday.
Must sell, leaving country.
power, vinyl top, FM, very CADILLAC, 19&7 Coupe de
Call 886-4565 or 884-{)211};
clean, $1,195. 881.61'l1.
Ville. Full power, air, Bur. CHRIS.CRAFT, 1967, 25' Sea
PIANOS WANTED
GRANDS, Spinets, Console$ '73 OLDS Cutlass Colonade.
gundy, black interior. One
Skiff, 180 horsepower, bead,
4 door, air, vinyl top, only
owner. 886-4048.
FM stereo, $4,500. 739-1331.
and Small l1prigbts. Cash.
2,700 actual miles. Show
,
VE 7-0506
room condition Wife's car CHEVY, 1964 wagon, V-B, 1969 SPORTYAK II B, with
778.3786 after.s
.
automatic, power steering,
oars, rubrail and oar10eb.
GLASSWARE, dishes, paper.
,.
good tires. $275. T111-C917. 881-8631.
, back books, furniture, odds 1968 CATALINA, 38,000miles,
and ends. 778.5181.
power s tee r i n g, power II e-IO''''T5 "'ND
II F-TItAILiRS AND
brakes, iOod condition. $850
ft,.
WANTED Lionel train. and
CAMPERS
or best offer. TV 1.8859.
MOTORS
other make.. '171.0529.
OLDSMOB1LE 1972 Delta 88 ' 1961 CHRIS CRAFT
mi. 1971 VW CAMPER, red, ex.
'
eel GRANDFATHER c10cQ IlI.d
S ""..
cellellt condfUoD, loti of
MODEL CARS
2 door hardtop, air, powe;
hogany, 21', 2'15 bor .. , 111
1 YEAR O LD la d ie. I .• pe
aDUqu. eloeu prot.uloD. Cl1STOM DARPES and cur. IA-MU I_L
In plutlc or metal.
.teerln, and brake. Mint
hour., excellent cOQCilllo.n. ~xIf ai. 824-4512.
bicycle, $30. 881-6110I.
lib' rep.ired by llc.Dftd
mad. at home at
IMSTRUMINTS
8864477
Beat offer 268.6253 '
1950 22' ChrJ. Craft, aU
M'OVING - dinin, room •• t,
cloekmak.r,
PlcIN,
aIld
re.lOn.bt.
pricel.
Call
.
.
maho,any, 95 horae, excel- 12I-VACATJON
12 plec., Grand RapJd.,
d.Uvtl')'
iD Pointe.....
.ft'r 5 p.m. 881-$458,
ALL Ml1SICAL
BOOKS, Art Objecll Sought. MG MIDGET 1973. White,
lent condltlon, MUlt 1111
PROPIRn'
Browler. alway, w.lcome.
immaculate,
9,000 mlles,
one. Evenln'l after 6 p.m.
.
$225; 2 year old HudlOD
0111,. All work ",uantetcl.
GARAGE SALE, Augult 11th,
INSTRl1MENTS
B. C. Cl...
Book Shop.
warr.nty, un d e r coaled,
886.6656.
AMC larl'
cheat Imltr, ."11.
Thur.da" 10.6, Toy., bou.e. Rentall
M.IIO per month. M1.1
GRAYLING. 80 PJctureJque
Ethel Clnl, 1870 L..
white radials,
32 MPG,
Jib nEW, $150; 5 It. c II
hold Iteml 281 Moran
Drum OUtfltl, ampUflers,
bookc .... , $25 each, $10'.1 M LE butt.t, 48 mch Ster.
.
.
acres 7 milel weat of Gray.
ver.tte
(68218). WO 3.
Grosse PoInte Owner. 293. SAILBOAT, 12' Aqua.cat,
,wtan.
fhlt~l,
IIxophoDe.,
J
Catam.ran.
CaU 885-ll654
for aUi Scott hand lawn
.... HoUl'. Bel,. earpet, POOL TABLE. Movlll" mu.1
ling •• ,000 feet frontale on
~87.
6639.
electric
b.....
,
clanlcal
after ~ p,m., week day.
mower with catch.r, $20:
11xI6.', 773.*7 .fter &:30 uU, J yearl old, BruM'
thl! Manutee River. Five.
luJtara. violin., trumpet., CASH PAID for any old PORSCHE 1967, 912, very
only. ,
2 twenty lb. L.P. tank.
p.m.
wick, ,ooct condition. No
bedroom year.round lod,e.
arlill',
banjo..
con,
0
grandfather cloc"', pendu.
good condJUon, $2,575. 886.
Excellent hunting, fishIng,
with valvel and rack, $Uj ATV
realOnable offer refu.ed.
FIBERGLASS
2j
ft.
V
bun,
dnunt,
clar1Deta.
otbera.
lum clocks and pocket
7424.
Iro.1rlle, f10. Weekdays,
len SCRAMBLER, excel.
lI85441 day •.••
7561 eve.
five mJlel fi'om all major
140 H.P, Mere:ruisl\r Out.
AU rental feea .ppll6d to
t condition, ••
n1n
ski resorts.
watches. 886.3011.
_ 1972 PONTIAC Gran Prix821.(l~78.
3310.
II.
drive; family size cabin,
!lurchale
price.
Studio,
MAN'S
5
or
11}Jpeed
racer,
Loaded
with
extras,
$3,800.
refrigerator, Ganey, dinette, SHOREWOOD
861.2862.
886-8710
M 0 V I N G - Junlle.Gym,
CARPETING 180yardl Phila.
good condltlon. 785-4969.
Can John 353.0664 or 723.
child'. play table, .mall PINE, Early American dln.
delphia sculptured bel.e,
toilet. Sleeps 4, sun deck,
BEAUTIFUL
cottage
ill Lex.
0980.
complete with trailer, must
chesl, 23" televi.lon, lawn
linea'room .. t. 6 ~leee. drop
excellent condition. Antique SPINET
PIANO, beautiful NEEDED, wheel chairs for
ington Heights. on Lake
I II
882
f table and pada. Hutch
satin decorator draperies,
sell
Ihis
week.
881.0500
dark mahogany.
873-4M0 taking nursing home pa. 1973 CADILLAC Coupe de
mow~r, m sce aneous.
•
"~~70 lnebe., 2 b I. e k
IcaUoped valanee. S Interior
Huron. Completely furnish881-3810.
or 0499.9307.
tients back alld forth to
Ville. Slereo, air, vinyl top,
ed. Ready for immediate
1554.
Hitcncock chairs, $250. Also
doors. VA 1.3424.
church
Contributions
ap.
tilt
and
telescoping
wheel,
CARTOP, Alum., like new.
occupancy. Priced to sell
HOUSEHOLD iteml,
turnl.
KJdD.y .bape
mahlllan)'
ANPEG, 8B.12 bass Amp.,
preciated 881-4873
way seat, door locks, tint.
$135. 881.0550.
now. 7359 Maple, 20 miles
ture, appllaneel,
c1oth1n,.
delt.
$75. 11116-1902 after DaOPLEAF
dlnln. roo m
$150 .• 'arfLsa minl.compact
.
•
ed glass. Excellent condi.
nortb of Port Huron. Open
Saturday 9-4. N8 We. t 8:00 p.m.
tabl.e, mahogany Duncan
Organ $250, together, $350.
CHRIS
CRAFT
25
foot
Con.
lOA-MOTORCYCLES
I tion, 5.400 miles. $6,000.
chester
Phyfe. Recently refinlshed.
Sunday call any time. 371PR
7.7491.
stellatlon
1956,
4
sleeper.
.
CUSTOM MADE formica
Eltce1lent condition, seats
FOR SALE
I
886.1321.
fASS.
Excellent condition. $2,550.
BOYS 24 inch bicycle. Stillgbar,.
.too1J, Ozlte black
12. Cultom pad, $75. 885. DRUM SET - six pieces,
1972
PLYMOUTH
D
us
te
r,
VA 1-4888.
ray. $25. 8ll9.()258.
and reel urpetlng. 712.979S. 7031.
silver sparkle, llrofessional 1973 HONDA 3s(} CB. Excel.
HUNTING LODGE - 7 bed.
power steering, power disc
lent
condition
(purple).
model. New heads, Zildjlan
HOBIE
CAT 16' L ate s t
brakes,
air,
vinyl
roof,
low
rooms, 4 baths, stablel, 4()
COMPLETE bou.ehold fur- 1'1' ALtTMINUM Arrowcra1t 2.DRESSER LAMPS. Glass
C y m b a 1. $90.00. 886-0356 Must sell, going to school.
equipment and trailer. 884- ft. main hall (2 fireplac:es)
miles. 885-5417.
nlshing, living. diDing room
canoe, paddlea, perservers,
.tand, 19.in. $1 ea. 2 dresser
$800. PR 8.7267.
after sJx or weekend.
5191 or 886-7952.
garage, domestic suite, and
set, bedroom. TV, carpet.
ear rack included. Exce).
lampS, ceramic, lS.ln. $5
1973 OLDS Toronado, full
7 acres on 2 excellent Ilsb.
drapes, etc. VA 1.9354.
lent condition, $175.•
'
eaeb. 1 bed table lamp, ELECTRIC GUITAR-Never
NORTON Dunstal 69, custom
power, electric door locks, 1973 BOSTON WHALER Out.
ing lakes.
---------7895, 773.5468.
marble stand, 22.in. $10 ea.
used Kent. Best strings,
paint and much chrome.
windows, seats, rear de.
rage I - 21 ft. 4 in. full
SCHWINN 20" girl's bike,
1 Bed table lamp, Bronze
good action. Cor d inc1.
$675. 886-5229.
froster. c r u i s e control,
canvas-Johnson
125 H.P. HARSENS ISLAND - 3'1
$18. 886-3310.
40" ELECTRIC RAN G E,
.tand, 25.inches, $20, 1 }iv.
Good fisherman,
g rea t
$!5.00. CIU 886-0356 after 1971NORTON Command',) 750
stereo. Priced to sell. 885acres with canal lcts{ high
G E. refrigerator.
TU
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MOVING, General Electric
1.MI8.
in, Z'OOm lamp, 3 Iig t,
skier. Excellent condition.
SIX or weekend.
rear view mirror, sissy bar, .4917.
and dry) near golfing with
stove, portable dishwasher,
Bra •• silnd, 28.in. $25. 1
886.1?65.
exooUent development posturn signals. only 1,000. 1966 CHRYSLER New York.
Shwlnn heavy duty bike. GARAGE SALE _ Big, nice
seat or foot s tool,
red CLA.RINET, H2 year old, ex.
sibilities. Only one hour
ceUent condition. 779-0798. Like new. $1.295. 881-7987. er, 4 door, ha!'dtop, a11 1964, 24' CHRISCRAFT Sea
mlsc:elb,neous, 888-153ll6.
,tuff, antiques, some junk,
leather, 2O.in. diameter x13
from Detroit.
Skiff. 185 horsepower, V.
HONDA 450 Scrambler, $650,
power, air. 886'()369.
'
'ume clothes. Great varl.
in., high, $10. 1 Foot Stool
bunk. 884-3522.
2 DESKS, file cabinet, .torely, August 17th, 18th, 9
• leg8, 1. inches x 16 high, II-ANTIQUES
FOR
HARRISON TWP.-2
acres
also Go.Cart, McCullough MERCURY Montego 1968,
age cabinet, chairs, (:tc:.
.a
933 H wthorne
green leather top, $7. 1
with small borne zoned
SALE
91
B
engine.
$275
881.3468.
hardtop.
MX,
power
steer.
ALBACOR
Sail
boat
16'
fiber.
a.m.
a
, Cast I ron F rame with a 11
881."''''''''.
.........
Grosse p.m.
Pointe Woods.
CONDO iD a great invest.
glass and trailer. Excellent
1971 TRIUMPH 500. Excel.
ing, stereo. Excellent condi.
Red loft cushion, 12.ln. wide FURNITURE Stripping-proment area.
.
condition. C a 11 711.0571
lent condition, 5,000 miles.
lion, $650. 777-6286.
,
fessional removal of fin.
40 INCH Hotpoint electric RIDING TRACTOR. 38'" cut,
by 68.ln., long, $20. 6 setsafter 5 p.m.
isbes from wood, metal,
range, push button and au.
$260.
Slate pool table,
30 pieces, 10 inch diameter,
LOT
FOR
SALE
Woods
881.5785.
1971 CADILLAC Sedan de,
Pickup-deliver.
839.1766.
tomatic features, excellent
regulation .Ize with acces.
rim Sea Green, white een.
l.ane-Perfect
for building
Ville, 24,OCOmiles, AM.FM l4' HOBIE CAT with trailer.
HONDO,
CB350,
1972,
1400
condition, $75. Can between
sories. Used twice. $175. ter, with Gold band, type,
or investing witb land beradio,
aU
power,
;;.Lr.
882Excellent
condition.
1
year
miles, adult owned and op.
ing the Pointe's
1 and 6 p.m. 886-2720.,
341-6178.
"Norita anna,"
Andover meH 'B'ANK Antiques, 28&8!i
rarest
2649.
old. Stored. 885.2151 after
Armada Rid.g e, between
erated.
New
condition.
asset.
,
style. Can 885.3602.
,
5 p.m.
Richmond and
Annada,
'Must sell. 885-7069.
2-3 SPEED bikes, in excel. LADY'S 3 speed, bronze. Ex.
CORVETTE, 1962. Excellent \'
Michigan. 784,5302, Friday.
lent condition. Lady's with
cellent condition, $75. 886. 10'xlO' dining canopy, nylon
condition. 2 tops. many ex. 8' HYDROPLANE, mini max,
"Under All Is the
GO.CART - Rebuilt engine.
Saturday and Sunday.
bike seat, both with lad.
9481.
screen. Coleman ice chest.
tras. Must see. 399-3147.
plan, racing wheels ..nd
s 1i c k 5, good condition.
-.4nd"
controls, $40, Can after 6 .
dIe baskets, $75 for pair or
823-S167.
Looks like new, lots of fun. 1968 CHRYSLER Newport.
REGIONAL MALL
p.m. 886.2724.
$40 each. TU 1-6648.
GARAGE SALE, 6B2 Sun.
$80.00, Can 886.0356 after
Very good condition. Auto.
FLEA MARKET
Friday. Saturday. WOODARD wrought iron, ta.
JOHN S.
GARAGE SALE-1ZO'" .. !Sed. I nlnGg.dale.
six or weekend.
matic, power
steering, SLlCKCP.AFT '71 - 17W,
E. refrigerator,
stove,
ble 30"xSO" , 1 host chair,
15 Mile and Gratiot
brakes, $550. 821-3149.
215 horsepower,
inboard.
ord (at Kerch"'val) Friday
power saw, 2 chesls of
3 side chairs. $175. ll84- Every Monday in August, HONDA CL 305, 1966 - Re.
outboard. 190 hours. $3,500.
9-7, guitar, trike, beds. cur.
drawers, household mlscel.
7C22 after 6 p.m.
first twaMondays
in Sep.
built engine, vah'es
re- 1968 PO NT I A C Catalina,
884.1587.
tains, rugs, radio, dishes,
laneous.
tember, 9:30-6 p.m. For in.
bored. New tires, good conInc.
power
brakes,
steering,
vases, baby items, many ,
MOVING - desk and chair,
formation
call
779-3416
or
dilion.
$275_00.Cat!
886-0356
vinyl top, $87S. 771-6817.
KAYAK - 2 man, 15. Excel.
toys, ice skates, clothing, 2 DOUBLE BEDS, dresser..
f.. ns, casement all' condi.
9:!
Kercheval
886.306ll
777-9100.
after six or weekend.
lent condition. 881.1743.
miscellaneous.
(mahogany),
2 blond twin
tioner, 8000'$ BTU'E, $75.
CHRYSLER Convertible 1966.
"On The Hill"
beds dresser. 7 pieee din.
Stroller.buggy, umbrella ta. FURNITURE refinished reo 3 H..P. RurT.MAN Mini Bike,
ROAMER
1 owner, $450. 822-5089after
AQUARIUM, 16 gal. com.
ing ~oom set. Call Thurs.
ble, 9 piece twin beds bed33 'Ft. Chris-:Craft, 1967, twin
paired, stripped, any 'type I like new, $80. 881-8631.
6 p.m.
plete, $55; air conditioner,
day 1.5 p.m. 881-6817.
room set. 882-83'19.
210. Call weekdays 532.5686
of caning. Free estimates, 197J. SHOW Sportster, low 1972 DODGE Colt wagon.
$75; bun k beds, $40; .
-after 6 p.m. 643-4912.
guitar,
$30;
Hollywood YARD SALE - G. E. air 2 SCHWINN Fa i r Lady's
.7f.89U.
mileage, custom paint, 6"
Like new. 886.572li.
bed, $50; stainless cook.
conditioner
bikes
ham.
Stingrays. Excellent condi. BRASS BED, player piano
26' DOUBLE Plank mahogaextension with c h rom e
1965
PLYMOUTH Fury 2
ware set, $20, canopy bed
mock, Iimb~ella table, good
tion. 885-8947.
ny skiff, twt1 135 Gray
show c 0 v e rs,
16" all
food press sausage stuffer,
door,
new
tires,
automatic.
engines. Sleeps 2. $2,950.
chrome rear wheel, custom
top, $10; baby items (play.
clothing, gLrls' sizes 4-8, COCKTAIL table
marble
fireplace cover, 1890 White
Good running
condition.
drag pipes, seat and sissy
822-5232.
pen, bathinette,
car bed,
teens, women:s; plaype~,
$65; Swing set' $10. 886treadle
sewing machine,
$300 or best offer. 881.1042.
etc.)
Maternity
clothes
toys, desk, plcturi"il. Fn.
8823
bar. Many eAtras. Must
large 1917 elee. cash regis(size 9), tricycle, $6; "old
day only, August 17th, 10
.
sell. $2,150. 884-4245.
1973 CADILLAC Coupe de
ster. 381-055().
'72 Mark IV burnt orange
fashione<l" sink, $75. 881a.m." p.m., U59 Hampton, 2 WICKER rockers $35 each,
Ville, full power, stereo,
4107.
(yellow Colonia!), Grosse
1 good condition, 1 fair, ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES 1969 HONDA, 125 cc twin.
'72 Eldo. Convert. Stereo
taupe,
immaculate,
5,000
881-8305.
miles. $5.895. 775-5208 or
MARKET, Sunday, August
'R01ARY
lawnmower,
20
Pointe Woods.
886.3667.
'72 Sdn. deV. air. Stereo
GOOD SELECTION
SL 7-6730.
19, 5055 Saline.Ann Arbor
'72 Cpe. deV,air,14,055 mi.
inch, $30. 881.7309.
GIRLS'
RIDING
BOOTS, 1973 KENMORE washer, 5
11-eARS
FOR
SALE
NOW AVAILABLE
Road, Exit 175, 1.94, then
'71 Eld. Convert. Red
DINING
ROOM furniture, I black, 6B, like new. In.
months old, 3 year warran.
JAGUAR 1972 - 12 cylinder
south.
180
quality
dealers
eludes rubbers. 823.1462.
ty, $17$ or highest offer.
1970 TOYOTA Carolla wagon,
XKE Roadster, air, stereo,
'70 Sdn. deV. air, loaded
mint condition. Buffet, ex- I
~ 654
from 11 states, guaranteed
low mileage, gQod condj..
automatic. Mint condition.
tention table, 8 chairs, un. HOUSEHOLD ITEM8-0fflce
Antique trunk ~. 5.
1
"71 Sdn. deV. air.
antiques and genuine col.
Call 94, 565-7693.
tion. $925. Firm. 886-2969.
!lsual styling. ~o!odifiedcon.
equipment. Bargain prices. GARAGE SALE Rummage.
lectivles only. Fer.turing:
'71 Mark III. Loaded
temporary
oriental solid
884.5716.
Good, new, used. baby bed.
furniture: country, original CHEV,ROLET, 1971 Kings. JAQUAR, 1969, 2+2, perfect
DEMOS
mahogany, stone.like white
toys, and household. August
paint, cradle and blanket
condition, $3,250. 881-6688,
wood wagon, 9 passenger,
cork top. 881-4554.
MATCHING G. E. remger.
17th and 18th, 1669 Allard,
Good selection
chest old green; set four
771.3440.
air, power steering, brakes,
ator and double oven eler..
New Car Warranty
step down Windsors, tav.
tinted glllsE, radio, trailer
GARAGE SALE-Reasonably
tdc stove. price dto. sell. 3.IN.ONE baby stroller, walk
ern table, hutch table all
setup, new tires. looks and 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, very
priced baby furniture, ex.
886-4987.
er, potty chair. Jerry car.
good condition, new en.
runs like new. $2,550. 886old hed; mahogany snake
cellent condition, Aqua gas
rier, sterilizer and bottle~
gine, new painted, $675.
4272 after 6.
foot candle stand; Chip.
wall oven and count!!r unit. GARAGE SALE, August 18,
and carrier seat. 1981 Ken
882-4118.
CADILLAC
pendale
co f n e r chair;
536-6260
Aqua chair, hanging lamps,
19, 1178 Harvard, 9 a.m.'S
More Dr., Grosse Point!
Sheraton
mahogany bow 1959COUGAR convertible, ex.
20903 HARPER
much more. Thursday and
p.m. We've got everything
Woods. 886.9346.
cellent
condition,
AM-FM
OR
W
HIT
E
'64
Thunderbird'i
front chest, reeded col.
2 blocks north of Vernier
Friday 10 to 4. 1059 MarLan
including hand made cer.
po 'tV e r
stereo, new tires. 886.1342. power steering,
umns,
mint;
Country
Hep.
881-6600
757-0767
Ct. off River Rd., Grosse
amies.
GOODYEAR 885 x 15 All
brakes, rons good. 885.7100.
plewhlle can die
stand, 1965 FALCON, 2 door hard.
Pointe Woods.
weather 4 ply, good tread.
trestle table, cherry corner
,EXCEPTIONAL Moving Sale.
823.2017.
top, automatic, power steer. 1973 BUICK La Sabre, cus'l
MOVING SALE; 488 Manor,
Many Items never uleC. 2
curboard. Fjne collections:
ing. Good transportation,
tom: 2 door. "Completely
Farms, Saturday 10 to 3.
lawn mowera - 1 power, BOY'S 5.speed Sehwlnn Col
Shaker 'items, post cards,
$250. 889-{)44S.
Loaded." $3,895. 881.3531.
Double Oven stove, dryer,
White portable Itwing ma.
Jeliate. Good condition. Call
mlniatur"
lamps,
dolls,
i r 0 n e r, baby equipment,
chine, tpcwrlter., m 0 vi.
882-2fl49.
quilt., cup plates, Oriental 1971 OPEL GT, " lpeed, 1970 CHEVELLE :M a 11 b u ,
fireglow orange, new Ra.
toys, clothing. 886.5086.
and .tm cam.rll, Debumi.
and Navajo rugs, paper,
automatlc, vinyl top, power
difler, TV let, picnic table LEATHER TOP tables, porI.
dial tires, new exllaust
license platel, salt shaker
.teerlng,
askin,
885MOVlNG; Many household
and benchel, bookl, Nation.
able garbage d i. POI a 1.
systilm. Young lady's cllr.
tops. 10 a.m.'S p.m. (Come
063~.
1
items, antiques, 7 ft folding
al Geozraphical 1955-1964.
men'.
'011 clubs, b~Il,
Excellent
condition.
7'15early). Free admission and
pool table, complete, $10,
Luggage, washing machine.
Ihoe., typewriter. Motor~,
2256
after
6
p.m.
parking.
Aug. 18.19, 10 to 5 p.m.
Mucb more. All priced to
tools, IU\1 lamp. Miscel.
1883 Lancaster, G r 0 •• e
s.ll. Saturd.y only, 10 to,
laneou •. 88e.:U:U.
\WVlNG: Everything priced 1987 ELDORADO. By origi.
'72 Ambassador 2 dr.
Javelins and AMX's. 9
nal owner. Excellent condi.
to sell, antiques, oil paint.
Pointe Woods.
4:30. No prIor sal ... 290 DINING ROOM .et (Early
Brougham H.T., 8, auto.,
tlon. New engine, many aCt
to choose from. $1,295
1ngs,
furnllure,
rugs,
etc.
-P-AN-E-L-E-D-D-O-O-R-,
-IO-w-.-II-t Lothrop, Farms.
American) bulfet, table, 4
P.S., P.B., air cond.,
up.
cessorles. Ui9-1010 daYl,
Al! day August 18-19.Indian
top Hendredon chest, pro. REFRIGERATOR In 100 d
chain, ftenmore gas dryer
vinyl roof. Extra .harp!
TU 1.1115 nights, week.
Village M8nor, 8120 E. Jef.
jectlon
.creen,
anUque
condition. White with Imz.
All excellent. 8lM.27iU,
Only $2,995.
ends.
'69 Opel Wagon. A real
feraon, Apartment 3N. 824.
white bedroom set. ED
cr unft. TU ).5753.
ACADEMIC American His.
7330.
buy. $~95.
CADILLAC, Eldorado, 1969.
BEFORE
1-8462.
tOry Library, over 1,eM'
"72 Gran Torino, V-S,
Cruise,control, stereo tape
----------1
GARAGE SALE, 1230 Haw.
volumes, hard cover, loft ';'RASS BED, double. Very
auto., p.S., p.b., vinyl
'70 Monte Carlo, 2 dr.
deck.
Man
y
accessories.
T'WAS THE DAY I thome, Friday and Satur.
j
't -""5 968 ornate, highly polished. 778- $2,499. 821.7324.
YOU BUY
roof, aIr, 1 owner. Only
H.T., lull power. V.8,
dmay10 to 4. Leaving atate,
cover ouma .. ,
1997.
$2,805.
auto:, air, buckets, con.
OF THE KING'S
any Items; fin.,
chll.
3073.
1958 Hili.
BE SURE
sole, tilt wheel, stereo,
\NTIQUE CLOCKS: Mantel, CONVERTIBLE.
CORONA TION . ..
dren', I urn 1t u r e. bed.
NO REASONABLE
man, 1 ownp.r, rUI'S well,
'71 Gremlin, 6 cyt stick,
Mag. wheels, red witfl
$85.00; iF r e n c h Mission,
All the Counts, Viscounts, Dls.
spreads, decorative items,
OFFER REFUSED
$100. 884-7:179.
radio. Only $1,f".
TO VISIT
$90.00; Blm Barn. $95.00;
white vinyl roof. $2,495.
counts
and
Noaccounts
etc.
3,000 beautiful pieces of fur.
German Oak, $125.00; Jer. PONTIAC. 1969 BonnevlUe,
were there. 'The King cried I GENERAL ELECTRIC cop.
nlture for all rooms mU;;l
ome OG, $125.00; School
This week's transporta.
'73 Gremlin X. Luggage
air condition
ed, fully
to Daniel, "Come forth Dan.
pertone stove. 30 inches, 2
be lold at once. Trees Fur.
House, $165.00; Vie n n a
tion special I I •
rack,
AM.Fr..
stereo,
equipped. Normally $1,900
ie!." But Daniel slipped on I ieara old, like new, seU.
nlture Warehouse"
1137]
Regulator, $175.00; F r e e
13,000 mUes. $2,345.
value, must let go this
'70 Rebel wagon, V-8r
the Lion's tail Clnd came
cleaning oven, $260. Gener.
E. State Fair. 521.2300
Swinger, $200.00; GB2WT
auto., p.s., $1,195.
week, $1,125. 889'()544.
'1
fifth. The spectator!> in
al Electric coppertane reo
Monday through Friday 10
Vienna Regulator, $225.00.
great glee threw jeweled
frigerator, good condlllon,
a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdll,\'
884.2883.
1973 CORVETTE. low mile.
baubles
at Danie! who
$65. New king size Field.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. S\lllda~'
age, air, 4. speed, AM-FM
,\ ~'rIQUE .1Ight .llxtures, S, stereo, I eat her Interior.,
proudly ignored them. We
crest bedspread, green and
noon to 5 p.m.
!Ier
hangmg
crvstal
chan'
Must sell. 884-4245
dldn't! Our Lion keeper
blue, heavy tr1nge, ~.
lelier, hanging milk glass
.
picked them up and we
886.7963.
65 YARDS of sea green Cl'"
964-15811
,amp, 3 boudoir side lights, 1970 OLDS Cutlass, power
have them for you at . • .
petlng on floor, reasonab)".
';
candle
side
lights,
several
stccring,
brakcs,
air.
Ex.
SEARS window air condi.
2 high back gold silk cus,
31 80 E. JEFFERSON
18201 MACK
,mall glass l!lmp shades.
cellcnt condition. 882-3l!17
LEE'S
tioner,
11,000 BTU, 115
(om made davenport, OJ'('
885-8000
681.0065.
8ltcr 6.
20339 Mack
881.8082
volt, $80. 886.1594.
scoop bar chair. 886.0798.
or
oc.
:, I
POI N TEN
;
NEWER Model, Smith Cor.
ona deluxe electric type.
writer, $100. 821.2404.
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taw
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EXECUTIVE
CARS
AND
DEMOS
ROGER
RINKE
CADILLAC CO.
McGLONE
'1.~.
SUMMER
!
SPECIALS
BUT
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CADILLAC
GROSSE POINTE
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U-REAL
ESTAn
FOR SALE
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U-ItEAL
'01
ESTA.TI
SALE
U-IEAL UTATI
'OI.SAU
~ DUPLEX, on Moross Dear KERBY ROAD 212 - In the CONDOMINIUM,
Grosse
TRAVERSE AREA - Beau. GRAND TRAVERSE BAYGROSSE POINTE
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
Harper, all electric, 2 bedFarms,
near Kercheval,
PoiDte City. 3 bedrooms,
tIfu1 lal'le hWtop • bed.
Cbarmiq
yea r around
WOODS
MIKE MABARAK
room, fiDisbed buement,
room boGIe oa 10 acres,
bome, 100 feet of .andy
facing beautiful landscaped
appliances, carpeting,
al. ESSEX, 15219-Great Colonl.
REAL ESTATE
al on Windmlll Pointe. 3
1"2 car garage. 884-9125.
edte 04 NorthpOrt. Fan.
beaell, NO feet deep, scenic 1960 LENNON, 3 bedroor4
area. Living room 25')(26',
tractively
decorated,
7%
bedrooms including large
3 (coulde be.) bedrooms,
talUe .iew ell mnes of
view of bay and. Omena
882-4431
mortgage assumable. $36,'
brick bungalow, 1~ baths, MT. VERNON, IIh story
master, den, james room
Grand Traverse Bay, Gull
Point. Boat house, boat
3 baths, screened
porch
900. By appointment. After
formal diDing room, fin.
bome. Shown by appointwith fireplace, central air,
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
13'x24', easily winterized,
hInd,
and Northport
harbor, and .buffle board
6 and weekends, 881-4859.
I.hed
recreaUOI:l room,
ment. Shores Realty Servo
attached garage. Handy to
PolDt. lliDute. from ma.
court. Green house, ga.
large
finished
basement
screened porcb, .i ear ,a.
No
agents.
ice, 777.7502.
Grosse Pointe Park
grade sclloo1. Lovely moveIiDa aDCl beaeb. Home ba.'
ra,e, lar,e Ila,stooe fire.
area.
Garage
aparhnent
rage, gas barbecue end
in condition and fast oc- Three .Mile Drive, custom
been remodeled at great
place: Living room blS
rented for $1.800 per year. MARINE CITY, near 26 Mile
patio. Air conditioned. New BISHOP 4:i66 - 3 bedroom
cupancy. Low. ~'s. South of
4Jk bedrooms, 2~ baths,
Road - Gentleman farm
carpeting
thru • out. Mid
expeue.
Horse
.Iable.
gla •• wan overloolting bay.
more than pays taxes and
brick Colonial, dining room,
spacious woods with bird.
Jefferson, north of l.ake.
with 21 acres and a large
30's. By owner. Show!) by
La". maple trees sur.
Completely fumiabed, can.
large kitchen. 1~ baths, I insurance. $69,000. By own.
wood Ooors and natural
pointe. 884-0600.
appointment.
barn for your horses; 3
screened
porch, finished
round. the bome. Could not
not be duplicated at price
er. Call for appointment.
woodwoJ'k. Can 882-"31
Johnstone
5'
bedroom
brick
ranch
home
basement
with
wet
bar,
2
be dup1leated at this price,
$58,000.
Financing
avail886-0141.
No
brokers
please.
886-0862
for details.
for comfortable Jiving car garage. $30.400. TU 2$81,500. Can be financed.
able. WATSONS' REALTY,
Johnstone
BY.OWNER
$59,900.
5570.
WATSONS REALTY. 'BOX
BOX 386, NORTHPORT,
SHOWN BY
WILDWOOD
• bedroom, 2"2 bath home
BEACONSFIELD - P r ice
..
NORTHPORT, MICHl.
MICHIGAN 49670.
APPOINTMENT
BY
OWNER.
3
bedroom
with
study,
play
room
and
GAN 49670.
drastically rel!uced on this
GROSSE POINTE PARK
.r
Dutch
Colonial,
living New Listing, del u x e 2nd
family room. Completely
Brick 6 and 6 - each .unit Beautiful Center Entrance
floor, corner 2 bedroom,
ST. CLAIR
room, dining room, natural
remodeled. Many extras.
has central air conditioning
with custom kitchen, wash.
BEACH O'PINES
Colonial, 3 bedrooms, .2
Enjoy the sweeping river
881-7178. '
fireplace,
rec room, Ilh
-man)'
more interesting
er,
dryer,
fully
carpeted.
full baths plus 2 half baths,
GRAND BEND, ONTARIO
views from this older home
baths . Close to scllools.
features.
Owner
very
an.
Louvre doors and large
$90,000
finished basement, family
St. Clair Office
on the bluff above the GROSSE POINTE FARMS
Leaving state. 331-10llD. No
xious-Call
today.
storage area.
room. new carpeting thru
Luxurious LAKEFRONT 122
Phone (313) 329.9003
beautiful St. Clair River, ~ Provellcal Road. For sale
brokers please.
out. CaU 882-4431 for de.
froatale, EX ECU'l'IVE
1 acre lot with access to
by owner. 7 bedrooms, 4~
Marine City Office
CARTER CO.
YEAJ\ R 0 UN D HOME,
C. W. BABCOCK '" SONS
tails.
the water. $45,000. Terms.
balb" gas be.'\t, library, GROSSE POINTE PARK Phone (313) 765-4013
884-4400
777.3310
featured In a recent "Pa.
5 bedroom, 2"2 baths, for.
family room, modern kit.
radA of Home,", Cape Cod Appredate the spectacular
mal dlniDg room. large ST. CLAIR SHORES, 23159
chen, newly carpeted and
deajfll, 2 Daptooe patios,
llving room plus den. A
decorated, with 3 ear al.
views
of
International
Westbury Dr. Owner sel.
outdoor barbeclle,
larite
WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO GIVE YOU A
tached garage. 886.1800.
real buy at $22,000.
shipping from this attrac.
ling bri<;k ranch, 2 car at,wadeek overlllOking lake,
Uve • bedroom home OD
LEN REALTY
759.3530 tached garage. Aalr condi.
croQuet, muffleboard, bad.
COMPLETE HOME SELLING AND BUYING SERVICE
the St. Clair River, com. ROSEVILLE. 120 Unit apart.
tioned. Family room, 2
mlDtoD courts, water .lily
plete liviD&, facUities on
ment complex. Mty be di- BY OWNER. Shelby.Stoney
large bedrooms, Ilh baths.
pool,
decorative
outdoor
Creek a~ea. Eleven room
both upper
and
lower
BALFOUR'. Exquisite 4 bedroom 3~2 bath home. Family rooril. Library on aeeond
vided into 72 and 48 U.nits.
Fenced. 6% Mortgage. 1m.
lJIhttnr, c e d al' hedges, Jeve1l. $55,000.
spacious Colonial, partially
me d i ale occupancy. No
floor. Central air. Heated 2Ox40 inground swimmiDg pool. Recreation room with
Excellent
Investment.
~autifully IlJldJealled, prl.
landscaped.
$58,500.
1.781agents. Best South East
natural fireplace. 2~ ear attached garage. 'Many more excellent features. 886vac)' plua prestige; 5 miD. llacGlaahan Co. 1-329-985( SHOREWOOD
886.8110 3009.
neighborhood. 772-8699.
5800.
from summer and winter TRAVERSE AREA-152 roll21742
NEWCASTLE,
Harper
947
WASHINGTON
sl'OrU, 50 miD. from Port
GROSSE POINTE SHORES
Ing acres, 4,0 woocls. Hilltop
BEACONSFIELD.
A deluxe five and five brick flat. Florida room. DividP.d base.
Woods. 1~ story, 3 bed- Lovely 3 bedroom brick bun.
H~,
luse living room view of Grand Traverse
HI-N.DRY
ment, two furnaces. Two car 3arage. 886-5806.
rooms,
2"2
car
garage,
fin.
galow.
Modern
kitchen,
sun
with fireplace, bar dlninl
LAKEFRO.NT HOME
Bay. Cattle aDd corps OD
Isbed basement. By Owner.
room overlooking large lot. Lakeshore Dr. Unique quad
room, • bedrooms, 2 bath.
BEDFORD. A spacious English Tudor brick colonial home. Three bedrooms, 2*
arm. ;[.,a r g e farmhOWle.
Finished
basement,
garage.
Shown
by
appoilltment.
886room., Florlcla Room, DeW
baths. Library. Kitchen built.iDs. Screenedporcb.
Large 2 car garage. 886-5800.
lev~l brick oome. PlushiD
bam,
0 the r
buildings.
0598.
Mid SO's.
drapet,
abag broadloom,
every respect. Remodeled
Paved road. $88,000. Only
BISHOP
RD.
A
picture
window
with
a
view
of
the
lake
worth beholding. You'D be
modern kitchen, fumilhed,
d rea m kitchen. Profes.
$22,000 down. WATSONS 416 FISHER,
Farms.
Im- HANDLOS, 773-9520
enchanted by this up-to.the.minute ranch home. Every modem convenience inProperty vallie bicreal1nl
sional decor throughout,
REALTY,
BOX
386,
maculate, newly decorated
cluding cenlral air conditioning. Three bedrooms, three balbs, big family room,
alllluall)'. For appoir.tment
BEAUTIFuL modem home,
<:entral aJr - split heating
NORTHPORT, MICHIGAN
2 or 3 bedroom, 1~ bath,
lwo way fireplace. Immediale occupancy at a realistic price. 886-l58OO.
eon t a e t John Aaeltyne,
DiDety
acres
of
land,
three
system. Fascinating built.
49610.
Cape Cod. Den, large kitchear garage and large barn
Grand BeDd, Ontario 238in appointments designed
GRAYTON.
This lovely home features large rooms. Three bedrooms, two and a
en,
gas
grill.
Screened
TRAVERSE AREA - Hilltop
271S, ~le. Representative.
Michigan.
,by Architects and Walter
porch.
$35,900. 886-4618. near Lexington,
half baths, library, family room. Basement recreation
room. Central air
acres,
fantastic
scenic
view
Beautiful view of Lake
. MONTREAL TRUST
Dl&:mple. Bllilt in 1955. 4
Open Sunday 1-5.
conditioning. Two car garage. 886.5800.
for ml1es ot'Grand Traverse
Huron. Excellent
invest!bedrooms or 3 bedroom,
REALTOR
!Jay, lLakeMlchJgan, Mani. CONDOM~
ment opportunity. Phone
HOLLYWOOD. Beautiful brick ranch home. Carpeting and. drapes throughout
FOR SALE
den, 2 baths up - pOwder
PROFESSIONAL
manufac.
tou Islands, and country. We find it difficult to offer
Central air C:'Onditioning.Florida room and a carpeted covered terrace. P.lUeIed
359-8876.
:room dGwn. 2 fireplaces.
turer Uquldat1Dg-must leD.
aide. WoOded, good road,
rec~tion
rMm. Attached two ear garage with electric doors. 886.5800.
our attractive 3 bedroom,
Wet bar in family room.
louted
north of Leland.
Chalet on exclualve lake
BY OWNER
First floor laundry, dry
IIh bath, Colonial for sale
JEFFERSON. Cbarming English Tudor home extensively remodeled and broutbt
near Gaylord and otaego
Beautiful hom!~~L~16,500.
basement. A must see to
after enjoying the convene CHOICE FARMS location on
up to date. Large library. Kitchen has dishwasher and walk iD pantry. Large
Owner, (6l.6) ~.
Ski Club. ~ 1»edrooms aDd
McMillan. 3 bedrooms, 1 JAa
appreciate borne for the
ience of condominium living
. well landscaped yard ,!ith 2'h car garage. 888..'\800 .
.loft. 2 .batbs, fireplace, 2
baths English Tudor.' Ex.
discriminating buyer. Price
and
being
only
minutes
Iront decks, tully lUl'llUhed, PERE MARQUETTE RIVER
redllced.
from Maire School, •"1'11e cellent condition, newly deeLAKESHORE LANE. In Grosse Pointe Shores near the Yacht Club. FIve large
• • • on Big Soulb Branch
atove, dfsbwuhe1', refriger.
Village,"
and the. C i t y
orated with u~ated kitch'
MARV. BOUTIN
bedrooms, three full baths. Family room, formal dining room. Recreation room.
01. . PereMarquette
River
ator. beds, etc:. 2~-ear .a.
Park.
We
will
always
have
en.
For
appomlment
can
884.7733
713.7820
Attached two ear garage. 886-5800.
bet. ,B'aldwin and Luting.
rage with loft for guest
885-2518.
}lleasant
memories
of
the
too, your home away from
.bouae. Woocled lot, gorgeous
LEXINGTON. A most attractive brick ranch home on a large Jot Large rooms .
hours of leisure spent on
hOme or your retitement
view. 732-47'7(.
Formal diniDg room plus table space in the kilchen. COmpletely finished baseour tree-shaded patio lookhome Ju jdOJal location for
iDg at the well kept, spa.
ment. AUaclled two car garage. Large terrAce. Beautiful garden. 886-5800.
fiBhiDI, hunting, snow mo- cious courtyard. We'll also
Everything you ever want.
bilillg. Near N. Lake MichiLOCHMOOR. This beautiful big colonial home is centrally air eoaditioned Ill:!
miss the coziness of our
ed to bow about a real
gan and other aurrounding
carpeted throughout. Four bedrooms, 3~ baths. Big family room and a ba.e.
townhouse with fuD, thick
estate career •••
likOi. Two au.year homes
ment recreation room for entertaining. Attached 2 ear garage. 886~.
carpeting, ..custom drape.
How much Clll I. eam?
with lleautilul river front.
ries,
central
air
condition.
OPEN
SUNDAY
2.5
How do I cet a llcelSlel
LOTIIROP. Large nine room brick colonial home with a circular staircaae. Library.
age, one completely furn.
iIIg, modem kitchell, and.
What tIIId of training Is
Sewing room and hobby room which could be bedrooms. Partitioned ba.ement;
Jahed, one partially fum.
20847
COUNTRY
CLUB-BEAT
THE
HIGH
COST
many
extras.
We
are
offer.
available?
886.5800.
ilbed. P r ice d to sell.
OF A NEW MORTGAGE. Adorable 'Cape Cod
Ing our' unit at $37,900, our
P hot oa and de.cription
WIleD iJ the belt time
house with loads of charm. Living room, dining
mortgage
is assumable;
MADISON. Three bedroom briclt bungalow with two full baths. Huge second ftoor
to start?
avaJlable in Detroit: can
room family room with Franklin stove, sun room
an<i we do not anticipate
bedroom has dressing room and bath. All carpeted. New furnace: Modernized.
But were ulWned to ask.
981.U" Monday thru Fri.
leQ~g to raised deck overlooking large yard.
any problems giving OCCU.
kitchen. Garage. Attractively priced. 888.5800.
day only. t a.m. to 5 p.m.
,
By
Ml8terbedroom
and full bath down. Two bed.
pancy. 0 u r condominium
for full details.
MARTER. This ten year old brick colonial home is in mint condition. Four bed.
rooms and full baU, 'up. Well equipped kitchen.
association enjoys the repurooms with a walk-in closet and bath off the master. Beautifully paneled family
utility room. Owner anxious. LARGE ASSUM.
tation of being one of the
CROOICBD LA.KE ESTATES.
room. Formal dining room, family kilcllen with built in.. Attached garage
fhiest in the G r 0 as e
ABLE MORTGAGE. Priced at $30,900.
Located II mDes north of
for two cars. 886.5800.
PoiDtes. For an appoint. I
Petolkey
Oil
the inland
BY APPOINTMENT
ment, please call 881-7016.
Plqae <:aU Mr. FIlm at
waterway. The home conMAR\'LAND. A low priced, well maintaiDed 3 bedroom colonial bome with. a new
taillI a larg;, llviDg room, WOODS, Lancaster
8lI8-42OO to diseUJI these
571
LAKESHORE
ROAD-Establish
a setting of con.
roof, new furnace, new porch. Two ear garage. Land contract available. $2O,9Oq
n ear
or any olber questiona
famOy room, cliniDg room,
fidence
iD
this
stunning
lakcfront
home.
An
airy
but owner will consider offers. 886.5800.
.
Mack, 3 bedroom bunga~
you might bave c:oneern.
and breakfast room. There
luminous
quality
abounds
throughout
the
grace.
low, 2lh baths. fireplace,
iDg a career In Real Es.
are 5 bedrooms, 3 baths,
NOTTINGHAM.
Keep
cool
in
warm
weather
;:;ith
three
room
coolers
in
this
updated
ful
spaces
of
tbis
superb
living
center.
Guests
are
$3(,500. lIN-1949.
and 2 Datura! fireplaces. A
three bedroom colonial home. Cheery kitchen with built.in range. Two car
tate.
welcomed iD a series of magnificently detailed
garage. 886.5800.
guest cottage is also located
CONDOMlNIUM
rooms iDcluding a step-oown living room, family
Dn the groUDds. Owner is BEST BUY! UKE HOME
room, a superbly.efficient
kitchen a~d master.
ANITA. Sharp bungalow iD beautiful Brea. Natural fireplace. wet bar in basement,
anxious to sell and hIS reo
WEDGEWOOD MANOR
suite on the first floor. A large family can be
patio in yard. Low assumption. Priced under $30,000. (G-432)
duced the price to $65,000. 225M Masonic, east of Harper
.accommod .. ted quite easily in this elegant flve
McCUNE-DICKINSON
bedroom home. Call us for an appointment.
Luxurious kitcben, master
WAYBURN. A newly decorated older home with three bedrooms, modern kitchen
aeaJtora
bedroom and all purpose
aud bath, new furnace, dining room, family room, basement with lav., garap,
817 LAKEPOINTE - FAMILY LIVING POOLSIDE!
310 Howard Street
den, 1lh baths, close to
etc. (G-423)
,
Gracious center entrance colonial. :WviDg room
Petoskey, Michigan
IIIbopping and recreation.
Luxury.appoiDted
2-family
with fireplace, dining room, sunroom, kitchen and
616-M7-U66
LAKEPOINTE. An older 3 bedroom home in excellent condition. Features Include
Open Da~ly 1-$, not Thursbreakfast room, powdec room. Five bedrooms.
home for sale. Includes all
a new fronl porch, basement, 2 car garage. (G-416).
day.
12E-COMMERCIAL
Beautiful quality built pool. A real buy in the
appliances, new Kitchen.
293-M60 H. Kodan 886-2206
LAKEPOINTE. An 1fnmaeulate four bedroom colonial "Ituated on professionally
PlOPElTY
mid forties. Ready for your inspection.
Aid dilbwaabers, renovatlandscaped grounds near schools and ,a park. Large bedrooms, dining room,
GROSSE P0I1Io'TE WOODS'
ed kitdJen.s, .new eentral
572 BARRINGTON-Well
mainlained three bedroom
.spacious kitchen, cl1arming family room with fireplace. Truly a charming
area. 23281 North RoseMEDICAL
colonal. Firepla:e in living room and recreation
air cODditioDing, Dew wool
home. $59,900. (G-406)
dale Court. 8 year old Cape
room. Formal dining room, first floor powder
BUILDING
Cod Colonial, 4 large bed.
carpeting, new'd rape
s,
NEFF. Excellentlwo
family home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining
room. Bright and cheerful kitchen with eating
Situated on :.1aclt at Univer.
rooms, ample closets, 2~
12dZ family room. garage
room and kitchen on each floor. Separaie Oasements, 3 car ,arage, centrlii
space. Priced to ~.
sity, this fine building is
baths, liviDg room, diDing
air. (G.396)
dooro(lpeJler, patio. Assumcompletely air ~ObdItioned.
room, family room, very
1371 LAKEPOINTE-Well
decorated . three bedroom
• medicil suites and one
able 6% 'l{, mortgage.
workable kitchen, 2Jk car
brick colonial. Living room, dining room, large
RENAUD. A custom built masterpiece is thIs elegant four bedroom colonial. COuntdental apite. Ample parkgarage, dry finished base.
er's lower to be vaeant.
screened porch, kitcllen with separate breakfast
less features include spacious rooms throughout, 3Y.1 luxurious baths, two
ing.
ment, central air, humid.
room. First Ooor lav. Finished recreation room
fireplaces, an excellent floor plan. Your privacy is assured by large and
ifer,
electronic filter. !Jy
with bar and built-in shelves. LARGE ASSUMbeautiful grounds. G-382).
821.6248
DAVI ES-MOFFETT
owner. Open Sunday 2.5.
ABLE MORTGAGE. Priced at $32,900.
886-3521.
VERNIER. A luxurious four bedroom brick colonial. Moden) kitchen and family
TV 5-3.220
24 ELM COURT-Elegance
and charm radiate thruroom. Formal dining room plus den, 2 ear attacbed garage. 315 ft. deep lot.
oul this lovely home on a nice quiet street in the
Priced in $5O's. Grosse Poinle North schools. (G-3R1).
Farms. An openness that can't be compared with
FIRST OFFERING
PEMBERTON. A brick colonial home with real. distinction on Windmill PoiDte.
any newer house is accentuated by the unusually
Four large bedrooms, two baths, two balf baths. Air conditioned kitchen.
1250 ~
Mile Drive. Immediate possesson is offered with this spadous older
high ceilingS. Three bedrooms. a silting room, and
Screened terrace. Two car garage. 886.MOO.
studio where creativity can flourish, are on the
famOy home. 'l0x2ll0 foot lot. Total of 5 bedrooms, 31h baths. den, breakfast
second floor. This unusually channing home can
rooJl', etc ...•
goocl carpeting. Assumable mortgage at 6~ %. Priced at $46,500.
RIDGE RD. One block from shopping on the Hill. Brick home with three bedrooms,
be the one your family is looking for and is
one full and two balf baths. Modem kilehen with range and dishwasher:
listed at $79,500.
THE HOME TO FIT ANY AGE!
Finished basement with fireplace in the recreation room. Attached two car
263 ROOSEVELT-A fashionable lownhouse with six
garage. 886-5800.
A bit of New England Oavor gives this charming Dutch Colonial some added
bedrooms, three balhs, plus a powder room on
pluses •.•
in addition to the advantages of its convenienl location, namely:
1ITEPHENS RD., near Beaupre and Charlevoix. First offering. See this beautiful
the first floor and den. All large rooms for easy
wlllking distance to Elworthy Field. tiny.tot, tennis courts r;.nd ball diam0!lds,
Ranch, in the heart of Grosse Pointe Farms. New carpet thru.out, family room,
living.
as well as Village shopping. Maire Elementary School, etc ....
EspeCially
kidney shaped heated pool with equipment. Nice Iar-ge rooms designed with a
669 CANTERBURY-Four
bedrooms, two and a half
appropriate for those wanting the comforts of a first floor bedroom and bath in
flak for enl~rtainment. 2 car garage along with other extras. 886-5800.
bath
colonial.
Family
room
with
natural
fireaddition to 3 bedrooms a::.d a bath on the se<:ond floor. And then to top off the
place, two tar attached garage. Pl'iced in the
list of surprises a 27xI5.8' first Ooor family room. All for $33,500 with quick
STRATFORD PL. A charming home of authentic Cape Cod design near the lake.
fifties
por.sesslon.
Three large bedrooms, two and a half baths. Walnut paneled family room.
Large formal dining room. Attached garage for two cars. 886-5800.
1657 ROSLYN-Farm
type bungalow with three bedrooms. This house has a flew (urnace but still
AMONG THE CLASSICS
WASHINGTON RD. A charming three bedroom home with a den or fourth bedroom
needs some work and needs an energetic owner.
in design and traditional appeal. Substantial «-nter-entrance Condominium in
and two baths. 'Modern kitchen. Recreation room. Ideal location. 886.5800.
Corner lot in Grosse Pointe Woods.
Grosse PoiDte City. Library, modern kitchen, 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on the
WHITTIER. An attractive brick colonial home on a spacious lot. Three bedrooms,
second Ooor. Lake view, $44,900.
BALFOUR SQUARE
IIf.z baths, formal dining room. Carpeting and drapes. Two car attached garage
A TOWNHOUSE WITH TRUE ELEGANCE - Living
and a breezeway easily converted into a family room. 886.5800.
room with natural fireplace, three bedrooms, two
BE SURE TO INVESTIGATE THIS
and a half baths. Beautifully carpeted throughout.
YORKSHIRE. A very attractive English colonial. Large living room, formal dining
3 bedroom 1',i bath Colonial located on a dead end street in Grosse Pointe
An outstanding flames room carpeted in Kelly
room. Two fireplaces. Six bedrooms, lwo full and two half baths. Recreation
Woods Surrounded by I lriendly atmosphere, this home represents an opporgreen. Private patio. Call us for viewing.
room. 886.5800.
tunity 'to invest In a colivenlent locaUon at an attractive price o{ $29,000.
Catherine W. Champion
COntact ('ne of our consultants for complete details.
YORKSHIRE. A lovely three bedroom brick Colonial home with a beautUul large
John E. Brink
Shirley K. Kennedy
yard. Large paneled basement
Updated kitchen. Garage. 886.~OO.
Sally
S.
Clarke
Dorothy
M.
Mitchell
Mildred B. Kelley
Richard E. Borland
Dorothy
W.
Healy
Evelyne
M.
Rupp
THREE MILE. DRIVE. Luxury and charm abound in this English cototlial. Five
Greg Wheeler
William R. McBrearty
Lee Hennes
bedrooms, 3Y.z baths. Libr8ty, formal dining room. Finished basement with
Lee Jenks GryUs
recreation room Qnd card room. Three room apartment over the 3 car attached
William G. Adlhoch
garage. 886.5800.
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REAL ESTATE
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REALTORS
CHAMPION
Realtor
TU.4-5700
TU 6.3800
395 Fisher Road
MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD
Schweitzer
Ma\tBER OF THE
GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD
102 Kercheval
18780 MACK
21300 MACK
Grosse Pointe Farms
Grosse PoiDte Woods
886-5800
886.4200
"On The Hill"
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POINTE SHORES ,'18 McKINLEY, a cIeli;ht- VERY ATTRACTIVE Colo- ST. CLAIR SHORES-Espe.
SOMERSET. ~ family Lit,
Dunl, 3 bedroom
ful home, located In top
brick. ExceUent coodition,
nial, • spacious bedrooms,
cial1,yfor swimmers. 3 bed.
.....
prime eondJtioIl,
Farm. area. 3 bedroom.,
3 bedrooms, separate util.
2 batbs, large Uving aDd
room, 11Al bath brick ranc'll,
N NtU, Uvinl, l11ning 1* bath., paneled reerea.
itie., Mutacb1er kitcben,
21,2 car garage. Lltrge pool.
dining rooms, center hall,
...
family room., large
.......
atraordinary
base..... ceDtral alt, sprinkler
•)'atem. Owner. Open Sun.
M)' N.
lion room plut many otbel'
add!tlonlll features. $36,'
500. By owner. 8lI8.f'l38
for appointment. No brok.
en please.
WOODS LANE-Firat
Offering. Four.bedroom, 2"1
baSh brick and aluminum eolonial. central air
eoodltiomng. Family room with natural fireplace.
IIID)' extr...
NEFF JlOAD-Fu-.t
Offering. Five. and.five lneome,
with two-ear garage in excellent conditioll.
-
CAHTERBURY-euatom
bullt colonial FOW' bed.
ExeeUent
OCC\IPIncy. Price redueed.
rooms, h\JDib' 100m, circular .tairway.
locatJoA, Immediate
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5.
I22'l HAIIPTON-T!lree
bedroom brick colonial in
tl(ce11eat eondlUoa. Immediate occupaDCY. Price
baa bKn reduced. Excellent mortgage assump.
tioD. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5.
PEJOUTON
- Beautiful brick Englisb Tudor. Four
bedroom., 3* baths. Den plus rec. 100m. HUie
Uvial room. Screened terrace. Excellent con(ll.
t1ClD. w~rful
family home. Open to offers.
WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE
THINK OF
TAPPAN
FIRST OFFERING-GrOS£e
POlnte Farms Special!
For tJIoIe who want the best of every thin,. .u.
perb, beaut1fu1ly decorated 3 bedroom eoloDial
wJth lar,e famn, room, eentnl air conditioninl,
on
weU.l&Ddsc.ped lot. Must be seen to
appreclatel
NEW OFFERING in the Woods! Truly spotless. CUB.
tom-buJJt, center entrance fUlCb, available at
oace. Completely carpeted with three bedrooms,
IedIeroek fireplace in living room, dining room,
eoDveD1ellt family room. Kitchen has built.ins jD.
dudiD. dishwaaber, aDd there is the hard.to.find
fint floor laundry! Attadled garage with electric
door opener. All this .ituated on irregular lot
which affora ample privacy!
PRIcED FOR Qt1ICK SALE-3 bedroom contempo.
• rar:' euatom.buUt with real mahogany paneled
Jibnry. retreatioD room wIth n.tural fireplace.
Beaut.lfuUy laDdscaped. e leg ant neighborin.
houIea, beautiful street near w.terfront parks,
708 LAKEPOINTE.
MOST RANCH for the mouey In all Groasc Pointe,
brict ud aluminum for ea.y maIntenance, l.rge
UriDI room~,
comblnation with real fireJllace. 3 bedrooms, charming family room plus
fIDlahed basement. All for $32,900! Between
Mack aDd Harper, 23t4 ALLARD.
GROSSE POINTE SHORES modem home with yearroWKl iDd?or swimming pool, 15x40 ft.• and beau.
tJfuJ. 4Ox80 llan-enclosed view room. " bedroom.,
S fireplaces, large kitchen and family room. It's
always awim time at 935 BALLANTYNE!
EXCEPTIONALY CLEAN - One-owMr residence
awaJting your inspection, " bedroom English. liv.
iDl room with fireplace, formal dlnJn. room,
screeDed terrace. B(;autiiully landscaped, 1488
ROSLYN.
,"
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,
NEWER HOME-l
bedroom colonial with channing
decor and best workmanship, 2 ful1 baths plus
2 IWf baths, hmily room, centrally alt cond!o
tioned. Two-ear attached garage with circular
drive. iprlnkler system. Near waterfront parks.
'l1Jl WESTCHESTER.
)lUST SEE TO APPRECIATF_Extra
special" bed.
t'OOm, 2* bath Engliah home in excenent eon.
diUOIIand suitable for large family. Living room
with fireplace, full dining room, den .nd music
room. Attraetive
.lIumable
mortgage.
1430
BISHOP.
FIRST ADVERTISED-Location,
charm and couveni.
enee .re tbe prime assets of this 3 bedroom. 2
bath Cape Cod plus the added feature of a paneled library. Call us today for complete infor.
mation-beiore
it is SOLD!
ONE FLOOR LIVlNG-Custom.built
French Colonial
conatrut'ted 01 finest materials with he.vy alate
rool. First floor utility, 2 bedrooms with con.
necOUg bath, laundry. Additional 2 bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Nicely landscaped on charm.
inl street near parks, 653 LAKEPOINTE.
CHARM OF THE 20's, bullt to demanding standards,
3 bedroom brick colonial with parquet fioors,
leaded class windows, marble fireplace. Master
. bedroom with decorative fireplace, huge family
kltc:ben. OWner .nxious, wautS oller on 11116
NOmNGHAM.
CHOICE LAKEFRONT HOME with gorgeous view,
beautIful pounds, one ot new~r homes on rAke.
shore to suit most discriminating -buyer. Very
complete with ~ family bedrooms, new carpets.
drlilpetl, prlze.winning kitchen. View of the lake
f,TOm moat rooms. centrally air eonditioned,
aprinkling system.
HARPER WOODS
21121 BOURNEMOUTH-Exceptionally,
well.kept .11
brick seml.ranch with dining room, bright kiteh.
en, nice tarpetlng, aU appliances included. Priced
for fast lale!
21231 KENlfORE-Sultable
for small famlJy or re.
tiree, 2 bedroom, custom.built ranch with sep• rate dining room plus country kilchen. Excellent
c:ondlUon.
21112 LOCH)fOOR-Grosse Pointe Schools, 3 bedroom
brick, outltanding
new kitchen, family room
built by Jenzen, finished basement.
20100 WIDLWooD-Deluxe
first Cloor co-op apart.
ment, 2 bedroom., kitchen with bullt.ln appli.
ances. fully carpeted and draped. Excellent con.
dKJon.
TAPPAN
884-6200
CENTER HALL COLONIAL
QUEEN
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WILCOX
,~ssociates
~viD,
Wm. W. QUEEN
886.4141
SILLOWA Y & CO.
REALTORS
16825 Kercheval
In The Village
884-7000
SUNDAY
OPEN HOUSE 2-5
1985 HUNT CLUB. All Brick Colonial, large living
room with wood burning fireplace. Extra flfst
!loor room, paneled recreation room. large
master bedroom and excellent location in the
Woods make this the best buy on the market
in the low 30's. Frank Huster will be there to •
show you around.
1604 EDMUNDTON. Be the first to see this new
offering, which we think is the best buy in
the three bedroom ranch variety. There is .a
baIt. and a half 'and great family room. The
!larage is attached and the yard completely
fenced.
APPOINTMENTS
PLEASE
THE LAST 1'1ME this one appeared on the market
it sold immediately. We think history repeats
itself, so Ii you are a serious contender for 'newer house and require only three bedrooms,
this would 00 the one. The two full baths on the
second floor make great dressing rooms. Na.
tural fireplaces ar~ in both living room and fam.
ily ronms. The well landscaped yard is fenced
and the house is air conditioned. Don't let this
onc catch you lookiilg . . . someone else may
bea~ you to the punch.
CLNOIAL ON large lot. Shouldn't you have a home
ina
park.like setting? Easy living. too, with
large bedroom and bath on first fioor and two
large bedrooms and bath on second. Priced t(\
sell in low 50's. 1375 Hollywood.
FIVE BEDROOM COLONIAL IN THE FARMS. Very
attractive brick colonial witb five bedrooms and
three baths. Living room has natural fireplace
and an attractive paneled den is included. Re.
cently remodeled Mutschler kitchen. On a secluded tree lined street it is in top notch condition.
FOUR BEDROOM REGENCY COLONIAL. On a quiet
cul-de.sac in the Farms-near
the lake. Attractive formal home. The large livin", room with
fireplace has French doors leading to screened
porc\1 with awning roof. In addition to the four
bedrooms, the second fioor has a magnificent
paneled library with fireplace. Call us for an
appointment.
ALL GOOD THINGS COME to those who wait, and we
are proud to off~r this Regency colonial in the
Farms which was custom 'built for a small tam.
ily desiring spacious rooms with high ceilings and
attractive detailing. 011 'll deadend str<!et which
lead; from Lake Shore this little gem is sure to
go off ...
the market soon. Because the price
is only $79,500.
ULTIMATE IN CONTEMPORARY DESIGN. One of
the Pointe's tinest example of contemporary
architecture. Loaded with special features such
as octagonal family room with flagstone floor and
radiant heat. The kitchen equiplT'''nt would satisfy
the most fastidiolls gourmand. If this doesn't
whet y,)ur appetite, call us for more details.
SllORES RANCH ON A SECLUDED STREET. This
fine three bedroom ranch has two fall baths.
Delightful family room isacces~'ible
from the
living room or the breakfast room. Full basement
includes a recreation rOOm and lavatory. Avail.
able for immedi8te occupancy.
MAGIFICENT FRENCH COUNTRY HOUSE. Seldom
have we had the opportunity to present such an
attractive home. Just recently redecorated it is
a picture of elegance. On a three hundrer1 foot
lot it includes a heated swimming pool, green
house and carriage house with apartment
Call
us now for more details .
SUMMERTI,ME, wintertime. all the time this house
provides the ultimate in living. Enjoy central air
conditioning and reliable forced air gas heat.
The family rOOm has R fireplace and the kitchen
Is a showplace. Upstairs are five bedrooms and
two baths. There's a full basement with playroom,
laundry and storage rooms. The two car garage
is attached and the fenced yard magnificently
landscaped. Just add your furniture and move ill.
Occupancy is at ~ur option.
R. G.
EDGAR
114 KERCHEVAL
1025 HARVARD . . . 6 bed.
rooms. 31,2 baths. library.
1557 HOLLYWOOD ...
bedrooms,
1* baths
Family room.
CALL 573-011Ot
REAL ESTATE ONE
3 GROSSE POINTE WOOD&3 bedroom Colonial, ll,i
baths. family room.. car.
peted throughout. acellent
! 17845 E. JEF~ERSON •.. IS
condition. TU 1-1903.
bedrooms, library, garden
+
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/ NEAR
17849 KERCHEVAL .•.
4
bedrooms. 2* baths, )j.,
brary. .
197 LAKEVIEW
4 bed.
. . '.
rooms, 2* baths. library.
U1 LAKELAND . . . 4 Bed.
rooms. 2* b8ths. library
+ fami!) room.
ern ltitcl1en, den, larp. liVing aDd d.lniD1 room. 4 bed.
room., 2 baths 011 2nd I1oor. 2 bedrooms aDd bath OD
3r11: Don't m1u itl
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF SEWNG
CALL
930 LAKESHORE ... 5 bed.
rooms, 3 baths, library.
751 LINCOLN . . . 3 bed.
rooms, 1~ baths, screened
porch.
447 MORAN ... 3 bedrooms,
1* b..ths, screened porch.
588 NEFF ... Townhouse, 3
1:edrooms, 2. baths.
aoo
NEFF ...
5 &,; 5, with
porch and recreation room.
PROVENCAL ... 7 bed-I
rooms, maid's quarters, 2/
rnaster suites.
s8a
Immediate
Occupancy
TERRIFIC LOCATION Dear
Hill SbODpinl{ and Richard
school. It,l.story home with
heated Florida
room, 2
bedroom. and bath cIowD
Unusual suite on 2nd floor
contains sitting .room, 2
bedrooms and bath.' see
208 McMillan today!
AT
.
rue CIasslc
344 UNIVERSITY ... 4 bed. AUTHENTIC Italian
Renrooms. 2% baths, family
aissance architecture eomroom.
bined with spacious and
charming interior. 2'l.foot
1184 WHITTIER ...
3 bed
family room, 5 bedrooms,
rooms, 2;i baths. library.
4 baths. study. fainily kitchen plus attached .part.
15539 WINDMILL POINTE
ment. Only a bIoek from
Dr ......
bedrooms, 2~
the lake. $87,l5OO.
baths. family room.
15660 WINDMILL POINTE
Near Lakefront Park
Dr. . . . 5 bedrooms, 31,i BARRINGTON 529. Great
baths, library.
location for ehildreD. 4bedroom colonial with paD.
el«:d library, 2 batba, 2
lavatories. bre.kfast room,
screened porch. Low to' •.
Purdy and
Associates
FARMS
889-0500
TOLES
WOODS
889-0510
81 Kercheval
886-K12
Our 31st Year
In Grosse Pointe
OPEN SUNDAY 2 :30 - 5:00
733 HARCOURT
Five nice rooms in each unit of tbis well ~alntained
income on Harcourt near the lake. Live ~ unit.
bein" held tor immetliate possession by purenaser,
let t~nant provide additional income. Consider the
tax advantage, too.
474 ST. CLAIR
Fine town house at the right price. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths on 2nd floor. 1 bedroom, bath on 3rd.
Lovely Mutschler kitchen with many cabinets,
built.in appliances.
FOLLOWING
BY APPOINTMENT
FARMS-l
GEORGE PALMS. RE.AL TOR
THE
UNIQUE combination
of restrained cODtempora.,.
architecture
enhanced by
imaginative deconting. Li.
brary or 4th bedroom. 2
baths, screened porch over.
looking attracti.vely laDd.
s~aped yard. FIDe reerea.
tio~ room. complete bar.
offIce and bath in ~ment. Two nearby parka
are great for children. A
quiet location on Ford
Court in the Woods.
Y2 STORY
Choice street near the lake. Well built, air condition.
ing 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, paneled den. Nice
kitChen with range, refrigerator. dishwasher. At.
tached 2 car garage. Largerec.
room.
CITY-ENGLISH
Older brick 2.story home with 2 nice bedrooms, Hi
baths and den. Side drive, 2~ car garage. Nice
garden. Many trees.
SHORES-CAPE
COD
Builder's own top-quality residence. Paneled library.
large bedroom and bath on 1st floor, 2 large
bedrooms and bath on 2nd fioor, recreation rov.n
and paneled office in basement.
FARM5-COLONIAL
True colonial det.:\il in this 3 bedroom, 11k bath home
situated on large deep lot. Nice kitchen. Separate
breakfast room. Recreation room with fireplace.
WOODS-COLONIAL
3 bedroom home witb attractive bay window in livln,
room. Good kitchen. SCreened, covered terrace
I).f living room. Situated amid lovely spruce trees.
DAVIES.MOFFETT
TV 5.3220
CITY PARK
323 Rivard. Cbarmill, CoaclomlnllUD. Featuring mod.
Something Different
. room.
TU 6-4444
A Family Business For Over A Century
HIGBIE MAXON
B,
1st OFFERING - Condominium. 3 bedrooms,
baths, modern kitchen and eentra1 ~lir condJtion.
Won't last lon, at $39,500.
mg.
1st OFFERING - DelighUul Center Hall Colonial.
Ubrary wltb fireplace, family room overlooking
beautiful Jard 'With apriDltler system,S hc1lOOms.
3 baths OQ 2nd. Ree. room wUh fireplace, attaeh.
ed garage and central air coDditioDinj.
•
•
• • • • •
•
WABNER ]lOAD ..... eu.tom WDliam.buq CoIoDIal
near the Lake. Spadous marble foyer with "Jr.
cular staircase. Large library. 2 powder roOms
and l,t f1Of)f utility room. " bedrooms, 3 batbl
up. Central air .. nd lawn sprinkler sylltem.
TOURAINE-5
bedroom Ilk bath Early American
Cc>lonial, l..ibrary. family room. enelosed porch.
ree:. room aDd attached garage.
GROSSE PTE. WooDS-3
bedroom ranch in Monteith school dJstrict. Family room aDd a ree:.
room. Low interest allumable
morttage.
Bunt
In the !lO's.
SADDLE LANE--Near Barnes 5ehool. Built in IlH13',
this Colonial offers 6 bedrooms and 3"1 baths,
family l'OOm with fireplace, pantry tnd laundry
room. finished. basement aDd attached garag",.
Approx. $415,000 ex!sting mortaale at '1t,l%. Im-
mediate possession.
GROSSE PTE. WOODS-OD a Jovely tree lined street.
5 bedroom., 3t,l bath Regency with both Ub1.U7
and family room. Large patio, paneled ree. roOm,
central air and sprinkler system.
IN THE FARM.~ near the HUl. 5 bedroom "t,l bath
semi.ranch.
Ubrary and family room. Central
Air, sprinkler system and burclar alarm. Must
be seen.
LORAINE-3
or • bedroom 11k story near tnnspor.
tatioa. Ga. heat. 2 ear garage and 60 foot lot.
$31,500.
LAKE FRONTA'GE-2
choice loc.tiODS. An Early
American Colonial with " bedrooms on 230 ft. of
frontage .nd • 6 bedroom 2 story 00 110 it of
frontage. Call for det.lla on either bouse.
GROSSE POINTE PARK-Built
in 1951. Handsome
3 bedroom 1~ bath Colonial. SCreened porch.
large ree. room Bnd 2 car attached garaRe. Mortgage assumption avanable .
CONDOMINIUM - Grosse
Pte. Woods - Luxurious
centrally air conditioned. 2 bedroom, 2 bath 1st
Door unit. Kit'!hen with bU..lns. plus c.rpeting
..nd heated awimming pool. 7% asaumable mort.
iage.
KENWOOD ROAD-Ideally
located near .bops, trans.
portation and St. Pauls. 5 bedroom. 41,2 bath (plus
maids) English. SpaclcUi (amily room, screened
terrace, unique 'library, 3 car attacbed garage
and walled y.rd.
JEFFERSON-6
bedroom English. Den, library, rami.
ly room and 1st floor laundry. 3 ear garage with
apartmenl
TWO FAMILY FLAT-2
bedroom •• 11k baths and
family room in each unit. Divided basement,
.separate utilities aDd 3 car ,arage. Land Con.
tract terms.
GROSSE POINTE mORES-Ferry
School district.
Centrally air conditioned rancb. 2 bedroom. 1~
bath., library .nd family room. Reeen~' dec.
orated and carpeted. $67,500.
CRESTWOOD in 11te Shores-3
bedroom 2 bath
Centrally Air Conditioned Rnch. Paneled f.mily
room. FIne kitchen With self cleaning ovens aDl1
an electronic oven. Attached ,ara,e.
HIGBIE MAXON
INC.
886.3400
83 KERCHEVAL AVENUE
81 Kercheval Ave.
'
,~
'f::t
Purdy and
... ...
..
BUY 9UR
'I 1'OOIIIt, I bedroom., 2~
VEGETABLE GARDEN
bathl attached 2 car la. And we'll throw In our 5
ra,e ~ la,.e lot. Offered
room, 2'Al ~tb. 22
by owner. 888-t007. Open
kitchen, family room, 2 car
SwMtay 2 to 5. 1153 Whit. (ara,e. For under MO,GOO.
tier
Groue
Pointe Park. No
•
brokers. 881-1525.
Lal'.
& ASSOCIATES
OIl.tbe -Hill
10 Kercheval
I ..... EALUTAn
fOl $AU
FOI WI
Ilew carpeting,
automatic
$27 .500. C.ll 294.3511 after 6.
panelled recreation room.
=TWO F.IRST
garage door. 21,2 car ga .
near schools, low taxes and
OFFERINGS
rage,
new
concrete
driveIII heat. Harllain for quick
PRICED REDUCED
RANCK IN 11IE WOODSway. ~,900. 888~78 .
sale. 0n1)' $32,000. Open University, palatial home for
One owner home, 3 Jaree
dally and Sunday 2 to a.
the discriminating
buyer, ST. CLAIR SHORES. 22ll2O
bedrooms,lamily room. 1"1 EASTLAND ARE.!\, price NORTH OXFORD, centel'
Broten invited.
elegant decor, new Idtchen,
has been t'lduced OIl thiI
han Coto-'.l ... bedroomt.
Gary Lane, 3 becI1'oom
baths. ,
2 bedroom ToWDho\llt 10....
OWNER
original oak paneling.
ranch, 11,2 baths, central
cated at Wood.bridJe Eut,
S\i baths, outatADdin, flm.
1215 NOTTINGHAM
air, fully carpeted, fire. COLONIAL IN FARMS - 3
Dlcely decorated aDd has
iIJ' room with wel bar.
place. 2 car garage. Early
HARPER WOODS
bedrooms,
1* bath, li- mill)' extr.s. Owner mlJl{
corner lot. Move ill
FARMS - Red face brick 8 Mile Road, 3 bedroom, all
occupancy. Low 40's. Open
brary. ConvenieDt
for
seU. can after 9 p.m. 778cood1tioa. No agents ...
Colonial, center door, 3
aluminum sided bome. SO'
schools and ahoppm,.
Sunday 2"5. Owner 712.9825.
8OZl.
11M.
bedrooms, 21Al baths, nat.
lot. Grosse Pointe sehools.
e-o-O.L BRICK BUNGA.
ura! fireplace,
all appli.
LOW - Central .It eoDdiances, 2 car garage. large
OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL
tionin" 3 bedrooms. 1"I
fenced lot. Price reduced
OPEN SUNDAY 2-4
baths, recreatlOIl room. In
to ,",900. Terms. Buyel's
the Woods.
only. 881-6404.
884-3550
MOVE IN BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS
CO.OP-HARPER
WOODS
8'lS NOTRE DAME
- Eastland sboppiD, at
MORAN-FIRST
OFFERING-Distinctive
3 bedroom
your fingertips.
2 bed.
OPEN SUNDAY
Cbedt tt1ese features. Bril."lt aDd alurniJlum ceMer
1* baths Colonial with att. garage. Excellent
rooms, laundry aDd fur.
entrallCe CoIOllia1, new kitehen ad famUy room,
2:30 TO 5:00
d0811t space, panelled recreation room. carpet.
nace rooms,
paneled with natural fireplace, powder room.
in,. Won.t last.
1039 WHITTIER:
G rea t
room with natural fireplace lAd ba)', fOlmal diDinI
kitchen, family room. pan.
room, " IJedrooms and ~th. DeW' furpace, tiled and
CHALFONTE 292-Reduced
price. An attractive 4
eled
library.
four
bed.
paoelecl basement, 2 car brick prase, new driveway,
bedroom, 2 batb semi ranch.
rooms, dl'o:sslng room, two
UlllDIable mortga,e,
walk to Villale Sbops. 0D1)'
BALFOUR lOOl>-6 bedroom English Tudor.
baths plus two lavatories.
$U,500.
Very attractive mortgage,
BEDFORD 1018-1st floor bedrooms and A.C.
MEMBER OF
Foliowing by Appointment
can be assumed. Trans.
GROSSE POINTE
ferred owner is anxious to
HAWTHORNE 1985-3 bedroom bungalow.
EXCLUSIVE
CHARLES STREET
REAL ESTATE BOARD
sell.
Quick
possession.
Sharp Townhouse, 5 bedrooms. 1 baths, large livin,
MARYLAND 1217-2 bedroom bungalow.
Make offer.
aDd d.lninl room, powder room, Florida room. Nl'w
NO'M'INGHAM 1416-Englisb
3 bedroom in top confurnace. Anumable
mongaie. 3 ear ' .... 'e. Pia)'
SHOWN BY
GROSSE POINTE WOODS,
dition. Reasonable.
yud.
APPOINTMENT
.. bedrooms. 21,i batbJ, 21
ft. family ,room, spacious
STEPHENS 332-Ranch on quiet court.
EXCELLENT BUY FO~ LARGE FAMILY
1120 BUCKINGHAM . • . 5
custom kitchen with bWItLarle ColonW witb cOUDtr)' kitebell .Dd pantry. IJbedrooms, 3* baths, li.
ins, central air, wet bar
SHELBOURNE 453-Large
Ranch with A.C.
brary all4 sun room, powder room. fOrlDal d.lnin,
brary + garden room.
and recreation room. priroom with beamed eeilinl, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2
WILLIAMS 200-Colonial 3 bedrilOm. Fine location.
80 GROSSE POINTE BLVD.
vate patio, 2 c.r lara,e,
furoace., new roof. Recently redecorated.
9i1 lot
electric
door,
putters,
could be divided or used for a tenDiI eourt. Only
3 bedrooms, 2 baths and
drapes and carpetinl.
library.
.,110O. Owner "ya seU.
Jar...
"
IIJ-IIAL DTAn
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.....
.
Thursd.y. August 10. 191J
GR.OSSE
(
.I'~"SAU
UA-LOTS '0I1AL1
14-1IAL ISTATE
11G-ROOA
WANTID
40xllt _1 GROSSE PoJnte GROSSE POINTE FARIIS"arm., Dear R i e b u cl VacaDt lot. Cboiee lOOxla, YOUNG COUPLE desire 3
readJ for bWIdiq. Owner,
bedroom Colonial in Farms
Sebool, eoDvlll1eDt to Ibopda,i 1'54.5240, eves."
or WoodJ. Low 30's. No
.. pIq etIIter. TU 2.....
.,
broker •. 881~
after 6
p.m.
la.t OGe, BLOOMFIELD -Residential
,
4-0128.
lot, l00x15O, Woodward. 1s-:-IustNW
Square Lake Road area.
OPPORTUNITY
DESIRABLE Lot for Sale in
Water, &ewers. Beautiful
Sl Clair, Midlilan, ro 5- home site. '10,000. TU INDOOR miniature golf al\d
ALGER flLACE -
1I101.U15.Term..
ro
OOA.
4.0571.
FIKANY
OFFERING-tell
Trun. 1005 Cadieux - Cozy and
bIt)'. OpeD SuD4ay 2-&.
CODYeoieAtcenter hall coClwm1D& comfortable and
100000, 5 bedrooms plus,
eonveG1ent delcrlbea this ..
fOW' full bath., '1 Jav., Ii.
bedroom 2~ bath brick
br.ry, family I'oom, first
CoJoDial Joeated JIl the
floor IaUDdry room, 3 fire..
bi!art of 'Ibe Park. It of.
p1ae., recreation room in
fen a famny room, lit
ba.ement, Z ear attached
floor Ja~'
regm, carheated iarage, ~nvenient.
peting u4 clnpe., reuea.
Iy loeated, extra wide lot,
tion room, gas heat with
Ideal for large and active
eeDtral air, lots of closets
family.
aftc1 storace area, lUaebed
2 car gllale with electrie
eye doon, lot 8Ox'115. Tbi.
home awaita your wpee-
don.
1216 DevOOlbire - Gracious
S bedroom tentH ball co1oDial, .flQor plan exceDeat
.for.~,
1150 Whittier -
Center baD
brick colODial, • bedrooms,
2~ baths, 2
fire.
place., family room, air
CODditioDiDg,
sprlDkling
system, extra large lot.
0wDet anxious to sell.
natural
deD, 3
full bathl plus 1 lav., ex-,
va large kitchen, earpet.
ibg aDd drape. lneluded,
iu beat, 3 ear brlct ,arate, Dice lot, eloae to
'SC:hools, park, aDd shop-
GROSSE POINTE CITY
Alger Pbce, Vacant lot,
HOd85. Last ODe avail.
able.
piDe.
FIKANY
886-5051
GOODMAN
FOR SURE"
DON'T LET HIGH INTEREST BATES RUN YOUR
LIFE. HERE ARE SOME LOW INTEBESTi
ASSUMABLE MORTGAGES COUPLF.D WITH
FINE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY.
SEE THESE SUNDAY 2:30-5:00
CADIEUX 854 - Sbarp Federal COl0Diai with great
Goor plu, family and ree. rooma, 3 bedrooms,
and;1~ baths.
__ .
GRAYTON 1382 - Unique Early English with dcm
and modern features. A sllJ1)J'ishlg $35.51 Or call
for aa appoiJllment.
Spaclous.2 unit flat Ilear leff~.
HIgh
demlDd area, 3 bedrooms In eaclJ, and an JD fiDe
coadldoD.
NEFF -
BISHOP 830 - On the waters edge With great prlee.
3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, library, terrace, modern
.
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
SEE PIC'l'URE AD!
WASmNGTON-TraditiODal
!lxawiDg room, paneled
Tudor with '1 bedrooms,
library, family
room.
IfcKINU."Y PLACE - Excellent 5 bedroom
deD, carriage boUle,. and exquisite details.
wi~h
N. DEEPLANDS
- New Orleans colonial with cen.
tral air, swimming pool, country kitchell, family
room, library, and much more.
IfOROSS - A truly differellt ranch with 3 bed.
rooms, 2 baths, fond paneled den in woodsy
setting.
PARK LANE - Very diHerent contemporary
fascinating design ed deligbtful loeation.
with
IN THE AREA
FARM BROOK BEACH -
R,neb
E. OUTER DR. -
2 bedroom with charm at $19.0!
DECORATING
AND
QUALITY WORK by carpen-
QUALITY
ter with over 20 years ex.
perience In Grosse Pointe
LANDSCAPING
Kitchens remodeled, base Lawn Service and Gardening
menta paneled, room addi
We Have Openings for ,
tions, ete. Conscientious
Thursday and Friday.:
Small $lJbs aceeptable. TV
Trimming, Planting' and I
4-5372.
Seeding by
:
Highly Experienced Men:
Sodding Guaranteed
lor Up to 5 Years
MORE V.\LUE tor your
Design and Construction
money. Additions, kitchens,
of All Types of Patios ,
dormers, basements, bath.
rooms, wall removals.
JOHN C. CARL ISL~
KENSINGTON - 4 bedroom English with den and
modem ~tdlen in MINT CONDmON!
WILDWpoD. - Space and variety. of a borne with
none of tile bead aebes. 2 bedroom, 2 bath CO.OP
APT. witb den, terrace, formal living and dining
rooms plus spaciow modem kitehen ~nd full
basement.
s.
GOODMAN
KEN'S MOVING-Loc:al, auburbs. On. pleee or houseful. Low ratel. Tt! 2.asto.
SERVICE
plano
COMPLETE
.nca.
TuDiD" l'ebui14iD" refiDilb.
iDl, c1e-motbinl. Member
'P1aIIO TecluUelaDJ Guild.
R. ZedI, m-7'107.
PIANO TUNING
Action P.egulation
Key Reeoverlnl
Reb\lildlng and Refinishing
B8(.z:m
Tbom •• Pettit, member
Plano TecbD1cians Guild
21 C
WCTRICAL
SERVI.cE
GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY
HOOVER
FACTORY AUTHORIZED
SERVICE
TU 1- 1014 PR 2-4050
21002 MACK
CANNON ELECTRIC
COMPLETE ELECTRICAL
SERVICE
RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
Lieense 47
294-4749
21E-STORMS
AND
SCREENS
ALUMINUM storms. doors,
screens. Quality products.
Lowest prices. 773-7010.
886.3060
WOULD YOU CONSIDER BUYING
THE tv10ST EXCITING HOUSE
ON THE STREET?
IC you love contemporary stylin" a lunctional family
orien'ed floor plan .Dd a superb kitchen it might
be worth your consideration. Especially it you under.
stand quality construction, and realize the duplication
costs of this four bedroom, two bath home would
be lIS i.,ucb 15 ~,OOO more than the $77,700 now
being isked. A1Id there's Immediate oeeupancy and
a prlme "Woods" location IS well. Let'. discuss It.
KELLY
C:T
889-0800
Modernization
ing. No footage charge.
JOHN C. CARLISLE
Telephone price. 17 years 779-6864
'176-3333
experience.
Cal Roemer"
Plumbing. TV 2.31:10:
CODDENS
2t.I-PAINTING,
DECORATING
COMPLETE
LANDSCAPE
BIDIGAREBROS.
INC.
Offiee 772.5715
Evenings, SuDdays TU 1-6988
I
CARPENTER Work-Paneling, partitions, s bel v e s
(ldtcbens, ceilings, smaU
jobs, etc.). TU 2-2795.
HARRY SlUm
BUILDING CO.
Emblished
in
Grosse Pointe Area SiDee ltS?
R 'd fl 1
del
I
esl en'"~e;~elln~mmerc
a
Alterations and Maintenance
New Construction
88$.3900
885.7013
I
KITCHEN
REMODELING
We InstaU
Formica-Sink Tops
Cabinets-All Styles
Built-Ins-Installed
21F-HOME
IMPROVEMENT
EASTVIEW
ALUMINUM INC.
B. F. GOODRICH
VlNYTJ PRODUCTS
ALCOA BUILDING PROD
Storm Windows, Doors,
Awning., Porch Enclosures
Siding - Seamless Gutters
J.M. Seal Tab Rooting
Storms and Sereen Repair
LI~DHr, Insu~, Bonded
15030 Hotlrton.Whltter
LA '.15816
or
anteed.
1.0565.
Al Sehneider,
INTERIOR.EXTERIOR
PAINTING
COMPLETE Dee 0 ra ti n g
sernee. Paper banilDe and
removing. Material, work.
manksbip guaranteed. For
estimates call
INTERIOR
and exterior
painUng and paper hanging. Reasonable rates, 30
years experienee. Ray BarnowskY, 371-231'4 aIter 6
CARPENTER-All
t~,pes r ..
pair and remodeling. Carl
Watson. LA 6.5501.
ROOFING, siding, gutters
Lowest
prices.
Written
guarantee. 713.7010.
CONSTRUCTION
PAVING &
EXCAVATING
CONTRACTORS
p.m.
R. ok T. PROFESSIONAL
painUng, interior and ex.
terior. Free estimates. 41>'2
Roland,
Grosse
Pointe
Farms, 882-4586
PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand.
ing and finishing. Specializing in dark
staining.
"Supply o,,:n power." Can
for free esUmate. W. Abra.
ham, TW 1-5924.
TED'S
WALLPAPER REMOVING
EX~LUSiVELY
Free Estimates - Insured
565-9555
EXPERIENCED
PAINTER
available immediately, ex.
terior and interior, Iree
estimates.
Call anytime.
573.9579, (63.9736.
EXTERIOR painting, work
guaranteed,
gutter clean.
ing. Free estimates. 7770067 or 773.0715.
EXT E RIO R and interior
pftintinz. Work guaranteed,
free estimates. 779-3947.
BIGELOW'S
INTERIOR-EXTERIOR
Exper.t painting and repairs.
884.4749
Alter 5 p.m.
DONALD BLI SS
Decorator
Free
Interior
EsUmates
TU 1-7050
40 Years in Groue
Pointe
EXTERIOR house painting.
Free estimates. 822-7185.
LARRY'S CUSTOM
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Residential aDd Commercial
E,lO;TABUSHED 1924
Repaira .Dd Remodel
La wn SpriDJdel' Service
All types of waterproofing.
7 'year guarantee. Ref e r - Water Heater.-..A. O. SmIth
Pel'maglua
end Rheem
enees. LA 6-7836.
TV 1.7410
BASEMENTS
WATER2IV--5'LVE1tPLAnNG
PROOFED - Reuonable
rate., workmanship guaranteed. SlI1.Q06S or 779.1225. • Silver and Gold Plating
• Oxidizing and RepairiDll
CHAS. F.JEFFREY
• Brall Polishing,
&2.1800
Lacquering
• Basement Wiltel'Pl'OOfiDl
• FIreplace fixtures
• Underpin footings
refinished
• Cracked or caved.in walls • Copper pol/shing .aDd
References
bulfing
Licensed
Insured
•
G& K
INTERIOR
and
Exterior
'painting and paper hanging. Free estimates. .18
years e;;qJerien<:e. SlW.0382.
SERVICE
Tradition Since 1920 i
779-6864
776.33$8
THOMAS
i
LANDSCAPING CO. '
~WN AND GARDEN:
LEEBERT
CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION
SILVERSMITHS
All Types of Woaterpl'OOfing
14110 CHARLEVOIX
Guaranteed
Reilonable
3 blocks west of Chalmers
Licensed and Insured
VA 2-7;).<8
882-1121
885-1900
CODDENS
~12
Asphal~ Paving Co.
,
21~PLASTER lVORK
• Driveways Our Specialty
• Seal Coating
NEW 8nd repair work. Neat,
• Resurfac1ng
dean service. 20 years ex.
• Repairs
perience. Free estimates.
Resurface your old broken
Albert Verstraete. 521-2536.
up drive at Il fraction of the
cost of concrete.
LA 6.7836 SPECIALIZING
in repairs
lor 18 years. Cracks eliml.
CODDENS
nated. Clean. Jim BlIck.
Asphalt Paving Co.
I • Driveways Our Specialty weIl. VA 1-7051.
I·
21W-DRESSMAKING
6' TAILORING
ALTERATIONS; on all kinds
of women's wear. Very ex.
perienced
dress
maker.
Hours: 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
82(-4762.
ALTERATIONS and repairs.
1152 Maryland,
G r 0 sse
Pointe Park, VA 1.2631.
21 $-CARPENTER
Seeal C~ating
2IZ-LANDSCAPING
&• Resurfacmg
• Repairs
GARDfN SfRVICE
CHR
ISTOPHER
Resurface your old broken
CONST. CO.
up drive at a fraction of the Modernization • Alterations PROFESSIONAL hedge trim.
mingo Old shrubs removed
cost of concrete.
LA 6-7836 Additions • Family Rooms
and
replaced.
General
Kitchen and RecreaUon Areas
landscaping. 884~.
21-O-CEMENT
AND
Estate Maintenance
BRICK WORK
J AMES BARKER
EASTERN TREE and stump
923.8587
.!emoval. Insured. 29:\-4069
L. STREMERSCH 923-8585
or answering service. 773.
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
0600.
LICENSED.BONDED
• Cement Work
Construetlon Company
WOOD IS
• Waterproofing
• Brick Work
STILL BEST
BUILDERS
Make arrangements
now
No job too small
ok REMODELERS
889.0591
- 886.8541
to have your old worn out
windows
replaced.
We
Additions. Dormers
CHAS. F. JEFFREY
specialize in the installa.
Rec.
Room!',
Bathrooms
MASON CONTRACTOR
tion 01 our new "Tilt In"
Kitchens, New Homes
LICENSED
INSURED
Wash from inside, spring
• Brick • Block • Stone
balanced. weather strip.
Custom Garages and Doors
• Cement Work
ped wood window. One
• Waterproofing
day installation. We take
• Tuck Pointing
Fre~ Estimates and Plannlne
out the old and r It in
• Patios of any kind
the new top "nd bottom
• Chimney Repaired
window for only
FINANCING ARRANGED
• Pre.Cast Steps
"PORCHES A SPECIALITY"
Free Estimates
882.1800 Anytime
R.
CUSTOMCRAFT
•
•
•
•
•
•
881.1024
CEMENT WORK of any
kind. Bonded, licensed, in. CARPENTRY, cabinet ma.
sured. TV 2,9988, aCter 6
king, kitchens, baths. 773.
p.m. or 372.4939.
7010.
~
Farms Off'leer 1:
N b S
d. ,
a s
pee ster
-An early morning speedster apparently stopped for;a
"nap" before being arrested
by Farms police Thursdalf,
August 9.
:
Officer Gerald Deburghgraeve,
while stopped l)n
Grosse Pointe boulevard bt
Moran road, heard the souqd
of squealing tires and
auto rapidly accelerating. Ife
spotted the .vehicle, driven
by 'William Loring Newnap,
Jr., IS, oC Washington roall,
in his rear-view mirror zip.
ping along the boulevard at
a high rate of speed.
;
As the auto passed by, tll.e
officer gave chase with. tll.e
overhead lights swirling and
siren blaring. A speedomet,r
cbeek showed he was goilfg
711 m.p.m., and the youth
was still pulling away.
Finally, Newnan, pulled
over at McKinley place, sbht
off the motor and attempted
to pretend he was asleep bY
laying across the front seat,
police said. In his report, the
offleer stated Newnan main.
tained the position he bad
been there sleeping for 10
minutes, and didn't know
what this was all about.
The youth was issued a
vio/ation for speeding .in ex.
cess oC 70 in a 30 m.p.h,
zone. He was released on hIs
own recogni~ance for arralgnment
In The Farms
Municipal Court Thursday,
August 29.
PAItTIG'
$36.50
BUTLER'S
PAINTING
SERVICE
SPEelAUZING
IN PRIVATE
ESTATES
Pr.....
Werts alii,
24 Y,.. In G,ou.
/'oint. Area
871-7318
ADVERTI SEMENT
FOR BIDS
The Village of Grosse
Pointe Shores will receive
sealed bids fr.r the light.
ing 01 four (4) tennis
eourts until 2:00 p.m. Au.
gust 28, 1973 E.D.T. at
the Village Offices. 795
Lake Shore Road, Grosse
Pointe, Michigan at which
time and place all bids
will be publicly opened
and read aloud.
Plans and Specifications
may be obtained at the
Village Office, 795 Lake
Shore Road_ A check in
the amount of $15_00 must
be submitted as a deposit
(or each of pians and spe.
cifi~alions. same to be reo
f~nded upon return of
plans Jnd specifications
in good condition v.ithin
10 days 01 opening of the
bids.
The successful bidder will
be required to furnish sat.
i s f act 0 r y Performance
Bond and Labor and Ma.
terial Bond each in the
amount oC 100% of the
contract, thc tolal cost of
which ShAll be paid by the
accepted bidder.
All proposals shall be
mlldt, on forms 10 be sup.
plied by the Village. All
proposals
shall remain
Cirm for a period of 30
days after official opening
of the bids. The VlJlage.
of Grosse Pointe Shores
reserve the rlgM to reject
any or all bids, in whole
or in part., and to waive
any informalities therein.
Calf TU 1.2779
C, B, Lorancer
ARMADA WOOD
PRODUCTS
3S Years In Dusincss
Clerk
Village of
Grosse Pointe Shores
)
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SERVICE
881'.!
0292
COODENS
WATERPROOFING
DRIVEWAY
SEAL
COATING
WILLIAM FORSYTHE
VAlley 2.9108
LA 7-'1230 Exterior
1tG-ROOFING
SERVICE
•
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Free Estimates
No Obligations
No DelaYt!
Bill Paige
371-0403
Excavating
3 bedroom colonial with recroom.
ASSOCIATES
100 KERCHEVAL
Guttera cleanecl
11%-LANDSC""ING 6'
GARDEN SERVICE
NUlUIING, r4mGval, .pray.
In,, leediD. and .tump
removal. Free estimates.
JIM SurrON
Complet. tree .unee. Cal
1677 Bryl Drive
FIe m in g. Tree service .
TU 4-2942
TU 2.243f TUxedu 1-6950.
CEMENT WORK
• PaUos
• Driveways
• Briek &: Brock Repairs
Waterproofing,"
paranteed
good work, licensed, bonded.
Free estimates.
716.1113
PAVING
FREE PICKUP ok
DELIVERY
NEW REBUILT PARTS
STRONGMAN,
PAINTING
ASPHALT
POINTE VACUUM
INC.
"On The Hill"
93 Kercheval
GtrrrER WORK
Caulkils., . ebiIDM1 repaln
ADVANCE IfAENTENANCE
• AtUc•• Porcb Enclosuref
• AddiUons • Kitehenl
• Commercial buUdin,s
J. BASTONE
KURT O. BAEHR
DEVONSHIRE HOMES, Inc.
CONSTRUCTION
SEWERS CLEANED, broken• New Homes
LABRADOR, mixed, gentle. CUSTOM PainUng and Dec.
ESTABUSHED .1924
Sewers repaired. GuaranoraUng,
wan
papering.
• FamUy Rooms
All sbots, spayed. Free to
teed.
Reasonable
rates.
•
Driveways
Guaranteed.
Free
e.U.
• Kitchens
good bome. 886-7526.
881-0063 or 179.1225.
• Patlos
mates .. LA 1.5711.
• Alterations
•
Porcbes
ll5A-HORSES FOR SALE
ADVANCE MAINTENANCE
• Patios
• Chimneys
EXPERT painUn,. pap e r
• Free Estimat'Js
Electric
Sewer
Cleaning
[.
QUARTER HORSE, reglster•
Waterproofing
hanging. Free estimate •.
DAN STEFFES
COMMERCIAL
ed, gentle and well trained,
G. Van Assehe. 881.5754.
LICENSED BUILDER
.
RESIDENTIAL
LA
6-7836
6 years old, moving, must
885.1416
689-6696
I
All Work Guaranteed
:leI). Very reasonable. 885.
YERKEY (;, SONS
H. CHAUVIN
4841 day". 713-1223 evenings.
21T-PLUMIING
AND
WE SPECIAUZE-Exterior
CEMENT CONTRAcrOR
HEATING
20A-CARPET
LAYING painting. 2'1 years' experi. 2IN--AS~:~~ ¥fORK!
ALL TYPES OF
ence.
CEMENT WORK
CARPET LAYING
• Walks.
Drives. Porcl1es FOR CLEAN and dependable
NEW AND OLD
.ervlee,
call
ELlrIERS
DU PONT PAINTS
•
Patios
• Waterproofing
Stairs Carpeted Shifted
PLUMBING and nEAT.
•
Pre-east
Steps
Used
Repairs of AU Types
ING, Plumbing
License
• 'I\lck Pointing
Reasonable.
Call Evenmgs
Cllaret B\Il'DIRe-W:oven
#04558, TUxedo 4-4882.
•
Chlmney
P.epair
TW 1.5896
7'12-3116
ALSO
No job too small
NEW CARPET SALES
IN-BlNK.ERAroR
installed,
HUGHES
BROTHERS
Free estimates
SImples Shown in
AND
$95. Dlsbmasters,
all re.
DECORATORS'
Licensed and Bonded
Your Home
pairs, Power Humidifiers,
PR 9-8427
5293 Yoruhire
BOB TRUDEL
Water Heaters aDd Shower
779-8427
882.14'13
29'-5896 '
882-!J750 or 3'l1-8128
Heads.
ELMERS P,LUMB'ING
21 P-¥fATERPROOFING
COMPLETE deeorating. Pa.
al-MOVING io:
AND HEATlNG
perhanging. insured, guar.
with private beacb.
JOHN
IRICK WORK
TO~~AJ~
l1A-PIANO
HARBOR HILL - Superb locale, tastefully de~lgned
with variety and claarm.
BALFOUR -
ALL ROOr ok
215-CARPENTER
ZI.o..-eEMEMT AND
~'-I-PAINTING.
DECORATING
SERVICE
r~~;o.
STOlAGE
SUNDAY 2:30-5:00
~~.
Page Twenty-Five
TU 2-55St
INtERIOR - EXTERIOR
J. D. CANDLER
QUALITY WORK
ROOFING CO.
94 Years ReUlble Service
JERRY WHITAKER
ice eream parlor. Short
ResidenUal Ie Commercial
LAWRENCE VERBEKE
882.9361
hours, good profit. Like to All tyPes of Roofs Ie Decks
CEMENT CO.
see one? CaU 771-8415.
Gutters ok Downspouts
CONCRETE-BRICK
REPAIRS
WILL PAINT your home in.
STONENo Job Too Lal'ge-or Small
terior or exterior. Quality
1
FOIl SALE
WATERPROOFING
Fl'ee Estimates
work at a reasonable rate.
BLACK LAB. Must sell im.
CONCRETE - Driveways,
CALL 899-2100
885-7424. After 6 p.m.
sidewalks, patio., garage
mediately-Best
offer. 18
Insured Wormen
121J-WALL WA$HING
floors, eement patching of
moeth old medium sized
family watch' dog with
all types.
LOWEST PRICES on new WALL WASHING, reasong rea t dispositiOD an~
AND BLOCK
gutters. Gutters repaired
able, free estimates. York. BRICK
charm. Call Greg day, 886Porches; pre-cast steps, exand cleaned. Ne~ roofs ~r
sbire
Window
Cleaning.
3060. Evening 331.60'11.
pert tuck pointing and
~f repair. No JOb too bIg
885-0894
chimney repairs.
or too llmall. Work done
.
FREE 2 Kittens, fluffy, 1
STONE Patios, walks,
personally.
Serving
Grosse
WALL
WASHING
Blaek, 1 Gray, trained. 706
fIowerboxes, stone repairs
Pointe
for
25
years.
Rich.
PAINTING
ok
DECORATING
Rivard. TV 5.3751 after 6.
of all types.
ard Willert~, 50 Roslyn Rd.
HOME MAINTENANCE
or Saturday and Sunday.
WATERPROOFING - Base.
estimate~, call TU ELMER T. LABADIE
ment leaks.
OLD ENGLISH Sh~p dog
17 Years ESinthe Pointes
puppies, A. K. C" S bot s ,
TUxedo
2-2064
wormed, 10 weeks, $145. 11H-RUG CUANING
N~R~~B
331-7103 or 922-7792.
21K-WINDOW
Licensed. Bonded. Insured
CALLEBS ok SON
WASHING
Carpet aDd Upholstery clean.
773.9133
OLD ENGLISH sheep dogs,
AXe, c ham p ion sired, ing. Fast drying. Free esti. A.OK Window Cleaners. Sermates. Fully insured. 772.
vice on storms aDd screens. CAPIZZO CONSl'RUCTION
super quality, home raised,
All types ~l Cement aDd
9555.
Free estimates.
Monthly
shots, wormed, $200 and
Brick Wort
CARPET CLEANING win. I rates. 521.2459.
up. 526-8046. "
All types of waterproofing
dow
aDd
wall
washing,
30
CALLEBS
ok
SON
BLACK LABRADOR,
10
All types of excavating
years
experience.
Com. Window cleaning. Fully in.
montha,male,
AKC, train~U woI1l; guaranteed
mercial
and residential.
sured. Reasonable prices.
Licensed and Insured
ed, genUe. 886-8889 .
Guaranteed,
bonded and
Free estimates. 772.9555.
885.061%
insured. 543.1353.
6 MONTH OLD, AKC regisG.OLMIN
DE SENDER
tered, Boston Terrier. Call
WINDOW CLEANING
CONSTRUCTION
886 .. 750.
CA R PET C L EAN I NG
SERVICE
New and repairs _ Brick,
WALL WASHING
BOUVIER PUPPIES, AKC,
FULLY INSURED
FREE ESTIMATES
Stone, Block, Chimneys.
8 weeks, excellent guard
YORKSIfiRE
WE ARE INSURED
Cement work aDd waterdog, $2511 snd up. 711-7932.
MAINTENANCE
372-3022
proofing. 25 years experi885-oBN
enee. If DO answer call
YORKSHIRE T ERR 1E R,
F
E ti t
YORKSHIRE Window Clean.
evenings.
Uny- 4 pound male, all
ree
s ma es
ing. Reasonable. Free est!.
'.
822.1201
beige, 1 year old. Very
CARPET CLEANING
mates. Insured. 885.()(l94. I
loveable but not with smaU
2 Rool'tlS $22.00
,- .
'PATIOS
children .. Shots and train.
WE REMOVE .THE SOIL 21 M-SEWER
SERVICE Brick, block or cement, 3
ed, $15. Also 4'x8' portable
CALL AFTER 6.00. 191-7588. ELECTRIC SEWER cleangenerations of experlence.
dog pen, $35. 886-3667.
BROWN MiDiature Poodles,
10 month female
with
papers, 2 year male. 713.
8811.
JOHN S,
OPEN
NG
NEWS
I
REALTOR
INC.
"BE SECURE, GOODMAN
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REALTOR~
lit
POINTE
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Q
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POINTE
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$' j'
$21
NEWS
of
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Thursday. August I b. 1973
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F.vorite Receipes
01
People in The Know
(Continued from Page 13)
materials will cost about .$10. As.the materials must
be ordered in adunce, early class reservations are
,
I
GULYAS SOUP
essential. Assisting Mrs. McNamara is Eva Carabell
By Pat Rousseau
I
I Contributed bv Mrs. Andrew who has worked with the class lor the past six
The sweater ... is a fashion favorite morning, ;
Vince, of Bialrmoor COllrt j'ears.
noon and night. At Walton Pierce you will see many I
11/2 oz. lard (or oil)
Hungary.
Anyone?
versions of the look. We admired a red knit jacket I
j 2 medium sized onions
I
aweater tied at the waist and paired with Glen
1 b'k
Grosse Pointe has a pocket of Hungarian cu.
Plaid slacks. Zip up fashion with a camel knit short
t sp. paprl a
ture on Blairmoor court! Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
cropped sweater jacket edgecrwith leather and en.,
~:~per
Vince, both active members of the Detroit Hun.
sem6led with a ~lender sweater dress ($86). For
2 lbs. beef (cut in cubes). garlan community, have spent the last year making
evening there is a sparkling black Lurex twin sweat-!
1/2 raw potato grated
final plans for their recently opened supper club
er look that tops a slender black satin skirt. The
1 tbsp. tomato paste
in Hazel Park.
softest sweater for evening is an Angora blend with
41/2 pts. bone and veg~.
No one could better represent the Hungarian
zip front, it's worn with a Blue Lurex halter neck
table stock, (should community, as Mr. Vince is a former Hungarian
evening gown ($78). See the latest sweatering day
be seasoned with salt) actor, singer, and star. of numerous Hungarian
through night at Walton Pierce.
1/2 tsp. caraway seed
operettas. He is widely known in Detroit as a eru.
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2 or 3 small potatoes
sader of Hungarian eulture. He was eharter presi.
Moving On Your Mind .. , Want all the com.
11 gree~ pepper
dent of the Hungarian Arts Club of Detroit, worked
fort of home but few of the responsioilities? Your
I./carrots, celery and Hun. with the Hungarian ehurches and societies in the
belt move is to the Jefferson Apartments, Grosse
garian parsley roots resettlement of Hungarian refugees. In retent years,
Pointe's newest condominium. You'll love the large
are optional)
he has promoted Hungarian musicalr. and variety
airy rooms withnine.foot ceilings. A doorman parks
i Fry finelv chopped onions shows at the Masonic Te.mple. Besides his new
Jlour car in a garage and receives your packageS'j
in lard or oil to a gold brown career as restaurateur,
he IS currently a Hungarian
There's a refrigerator for perishables. Exterior maift.
color, add paprika and salt broadctlster.
tenance, gardening and snow removal are arranged.
after removing oDioDSfrom
Mrs Vince is a business teacher at East Detroit
Inn doted 1OO11s,floors, plumbing, windows insure
beat. Add the beef cut into.
.
b h
d t
f
tn4%imum quiet. Fire protection and three security
walnut-sized cubes caraway High School. They have two sons, ot gra ua es 0
'1Istems guard you while at home or away. Other
.
MRS. ROBERT E. VALK, OF RE~AUD ROAD, met three:y~ar.old
seeds and the grat~ raw po.. Grosse Point~ High S.choo!. Andrew i.s a s~nior at
conveniences include individual heating and cool. Eltzab.eth Homfelt. on a r~cent to~r of Umted Ce~ebral. Palsy Assoclatlo~ of lato. Cover and simmer aboul Central Michigan U~lVer~lty completmg hIS wC?rk
mg, ice makers, a washer.dryer, a wet bar with a DetroIt, .where Ehzab~th IS ~ pat~ent. Mrs., Valk IS c.halfm~n of the Umted 110 minutes, stirring occasion. in Secondary EducatlO.n ~n Speech an~ Dr~mat1cs.
link for entertaining, and natural fireplaces. There FoundatIon Torch Dflve resldentlal campaIgn Northeast Umt.
ally. Add lomato paste, hair Alan is a student at MIchIgan State University.
'cupful of stock; simmer till
.,
are three separate elevators, and approximately
By Kathy Duff
girls got their mother inter- meat is nearly done. Then
., Mrs. ~ince. has given us some hps on Hunganan
1,000 8qUllre feet of private storage. The Jefferson
ested in s c h 0 0 I activities. add lbe remainder of. tbe CUlSlOewhich IS worse than Greek to most of Us.
Apartmen~s is ar. adult c~'?l~unity. Don't worry
Most women would be slightly uneasy at the their mother got them in. stock', bring to boil, add po. Mrs. Vince emphasized that the greatest treasure
about 8elllng your home. ymt ,he model apartment thought of having 13000 volunteers under them. voh,ed in her pet activitil!s. tables cJjt in small cubes, of Hungarian cookery is the talent, initilltive and
and learn about the trade.m program for your home.
'_'
Both girls were active in the car~ots, ~elery, and Hun. imagination of the cook.
There's a new pricing policy, too! The model is open Matter of fa('~, most women would pamc. However,
Christ Church Grosse Pointe garlan parsley roots CUbed'l
12 to 5 da!ly except Wednesday. Enter on Neff or Mrs. Robert K Valk, of Renaud road, acts as though
Altar Guild, which A I ice it used:
The masterpieces of the Hungarian kitchen are
St. Clair Roads ... 17111 E. Jefferson Avenue ...
it was the natural' "next step" after her many years headed for several years, The
CSIPErKE
: chieken paprikash, chicken fried in bread crumbs,
882.7708 or 886-4880 . . . Michigan Condominium of involvement with the United Foundation Torch GUild, in charge of ~he a!tar I (Genuine Hungarian Gulyas roast suekling pig, (the skin of whir.h b~omes like
Corporation.
Drl've.
now~rs. and. other. hturglcal Soup Is garnished witb csi.. glass in the oven.) The favorite specialties of the
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!uTmshmgs,.1$ also respons. petke, according to' Mrs. Hungarian kitchen are the various pork and bacon
c.u. Suede tlresses ••• shirt and tent style, in Camel
Asked how she became so dedicated to the Ible for takm~ t~e ~owers to Vince)
products; stuffed cabbage, layered cabbage, boiled
uti Brlek Red. with Imart dickies to ~akh. Dresses priced Torch Drive, Mrs. Valk (Alice) will smile ,!lnd say, the congregation s SIck.
.
_
cabbage with meat (Szekelv gulyas) and stuffed
r....
to $50. Smart ne.. look for tall , .. all at Mlchelle's "It came in the moving van."
Both girls se~ved as presi-11 cu~ flour
pepper in tomato sauce. Aiso popular are many
Botdiqae ••. 1'7865Mack Avenue.
.
Besl'des bel'ng AII'ce's
dent ?f, the. S!gma Gamma 11. ego
I varieties of meats roasted on the spit.
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ASSOCIation
Jumors. and often plOch of salt
modest way of shrugging dren can do. Most of them volunteered their time at the
S'ft n
. t bo I dd
Among the pastries, a Hungarian specialty is
What keeps tots out and lets adults in? ...
off praise the comment wore braces, yet managed to downtown De t r 0 i t Ortho . J dourltJnKOa d IW' a
the paper.thin
filled rolled and baked retes 'stru.
"Kindergard,"
now offered for self installation at refers to the Valks' move I climb .ladders and t~ey were
d. Cli.
I egg an sa nelll ngre.dl
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Mutschler Kitchens. A perfect child.safety.latch
for.
1960 f
T 1 d- 0 as active as any children.
pae IC me.
ents Into a sUff dough. (Add de'.) Hungarian housewi.ves vie with each other as
those certain cabinets and drawers where children 10
rom 0 e v, .,
"The teachers kept an eye
On a short tour of the Valk I small amount$ of water if to who can make the thlDnest and crispest strudel.
are not permitted to be. There is no lock or key to her hom~ town. In th~ on the children, but left them home, each room reflects the,. necessary.) Flatten between With a little pra~tice, anyone can le~n the art of
van, beSides the Valks to play independently. If I different activities the Valks your palms and plftch into puJJing retes. Various fillings are used sweet cheF.
fuss with and they are sold three in a box for $1.89. family possessions, came were a teacher, I would have en~y. The back sunroom~ a small, beaD.siled pIeces; add ries, apples, dill with cottage chee;e and even
Stop in and ask at ...
20227 Mack Avenue.
. . Alice's high commitment
bitten my nails to nothing!
~nmsul8 of ~Iass extendl~g to the gulyas and boDslowly 1 cabbage.
Closed on Saturdays for August.
to the United Foundation
"Another agency 1 recently mto the Valks backyard, dls. for 10 minules before servo
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and other service organi. vis i t e d was the Michigan I played .Alice'~ g~rden and ing.
The techniques used in the Hungarian kitchen
In Marthas Closet •• , 75 Fisher Road you will zations which have always Cancer Foundation. I had no \ the famIly sWlmmmg pool.
--do not differ from. those used by other peoples.
find the latest in fall jewelry, They have a beautiful been a part of her life. idea tha~ Sl> much research
Hungry Pigeons
Ito Europe together. Bob is I Then what is different about Hungarian cooking?
.election oJ necklaces ... Matinee and choker length
Sitting in the mostly red ~as c~rr:~ o~ta\~~ f~unda.
Alice loves to garden (.li1d often over there on business \ First, is the liberal use of" paprika. Dishes flavored
..• ,ome with gold tone spacers between the beads library ot the Valks' Renaud lon, f ou~ Ia I was \ has scored many successes since he is with Essex In. with paprika are not hot. The finest brands of paprika
, •• 1'Grious colors include Amber, Jade Green, Jet road home, Alice said that m?,~, ~t' a rUter~a age~y. 1 anelonly one failure in recent f ternationaI."
are not strong at all. This shouldclatify
the mis.
Black Marble Brown Bittersweet and clear lucite. she had been a section chair. datio~:r:r s:rena~:~ed o~; years.
As the October 16 Torch conception that Hungarian food is spicey. It is not.
T"'"
.0 unusual y' ou must come in to see them. ma.n during the 197~ Torch belief thjt every:ne benefits
"This spring. the Junior Drive draws .near, ld!. V~lk It can be seasoned highly for those who prefer.
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Drive In early sprmg she from lhe United Foundation League Gardners planted th2/' had better enJoy cooking dm.
.
.,
Prices range from $10 to $35.
was a'sked to step one 'rung It hit
0 . downtown Kern Block with a ner more and more often!
The use of lard mstead of other kmds of ammal
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higher to the post of North. gani~:t~o~~~Po~CI~di~:n~hr~ very fan c y assort~ent .of ~is wife ......
m be out in the ~at.or vegetable shortening is typical. It is ch~racterTIIote 10Jo at Mr. Q Say • , , DOW Is .MIL'
east Unit chairman. Allce im. YMCA d YWCA"
flowers. You won't beheve It. fIeld helpmg m~rshal1 the IStIC to use more SOUrcream than average 10 Hun.
1M U.e ~ Ul.IDk Lal Velas for al low as
mediately said yes, eve n
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highly alcoholic wines are vintaged
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Curled bangs (via curling iron) will recall the year she col. served on the League's board dpe~fectlOhD1st,
but It ItS JUllstgiving. By giving the united into Faust's goblet "In the love of Hungarian Wine,
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For a good selection of 1974 cal..
"Every time I visit one of ger volunteer assignment for "Marie just 10 v e s New Any otller Pointe women looking fOfWlIrd to hearing of magnificent suceesl;':'S
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weeks ago, I vis i t e d the S usa n was graduated, the Yorker. Over this summer. Drive should eon t act UF and its accompanying Csipetke (what else?). So just
live and practical designs from Draw.
Uni~edCerebral Palsy Asso. couple had served as chair-I she ;s working in an advert;s- headquarters at WO 5.7100.
give us a call . . .
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Lookmg for food Items advertised
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with turquoise and cultured pearls. Also on display canvases,Persian wools, original hand.
Once in the kitchen, one of
are elegant and handsome Universal Geneve 18KT painted designs and do custom de.
Mr, Valk's hobbies surfaced.
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gold Watches. We also carry a wide selection of signing at 17 Kercheval. Hours 10 to
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Technos and Accutron watches ...
19860 Mack 4. Closed Saturdays during August.
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Set the "Professionals." That's MODERN MAN" ly lmporlanl for all of us today. Fac.lOg rlsmg hospl' and the iirls are always b~g: lIi n anylhinlll" h
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19609 Mack Ave. Appt. TV 1-0010.
. tal costs and convalescent ho~es filled to capaCIty 1 ging him to make a Mexican ..d Ih... U.' ..... a i 10 lh..
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ll!inner... Alice commented as ';jllihl of h .... pikf' p.tein,. u"d .
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the display of beautiful, patients at hom(' .. W~ can set:Vic~ all •
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fn ~ope, oriental rugs, .Ed MaliszewskI's, 21435 Mack, bas }'our needs, prescn.ptJons, m~dlcatIons,
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pointer artist, counselor and ..ill
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gourmel cook manage to gel .h,. .m .....u.' mn"ir bUIi;n"!I~.
tHre Is a «reat selection I)[ carpetiDg and area rugs. , . ; liver. Let us help you. Il's a difficult
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18650 Mark Avenue.
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