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VOL. 27-NO.
17
Entered as Second Class Matter at
Tbe Post Gtflce ,,~ Detroit; 'Well.
GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN,
APRIL 28, ,1966
'11.00 Per Year
lOe Per Cop,
24
P,5ges-l
wo Sections-Sectioi1
One
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Proud of ,Five-Year Perfect' Safety Record
DEADLINES
Every Effort Made Four Pointes
Requested to
By School Board Boost Wages
T0 Inorm
V0ters I
f
of the
'WEEK
As Compiled by the
Grosse Pointe News
Shores
Thursday, April 21
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS
was left in a trust fund by a
DSR streetcar operator to be
divided by Wayne State Uni.
versity and the University of
Michigan,
it. was revealed
WedneSday. Two $250,000 scien.
tific fellowship are to be £:stab.
lished in the name of the Frank
KiloUer Fund. KnoUer. whose
last known address was 2425
Crane in Detroit, apparently
bought stocks in the 1930's when
they were low and set up a trHst ,
fund with an attorney ~o be digtributed to the col!cg{:s five
years after his death. He also
left $10,000 to the Capuchin
Charity Guild, his furniture to . .
the Goodwill Industries, and his r ;'.};.
clothes to the St. Vin~ent de J.::
Paul Society.
• • •
Friday, A~rll 22
I
THE STALEMATE
0v e r
1-696 prompted GoventOr Romney to threaten to hold squab-I
bling suburban may~rs round
the clock in his offices in Lan- I
sIng until they make a decision i
about what route the already-'
Th
0
started $140 million east-west'1
. e
ur Lady .Star of the Sea School recently
freeway
is going to take I receIved
the DetrOit
News Green
Pennant
Safety
I'S the fact ~.hat
through Detroit's northern SUb-j Award. What makes this so unusual
~.
urbs. The area und~r discusthe above shown pennant is for a perfect safety record
sion now is the stretch betw
for five consecutive
school years. I,t is beinfJ flown
eend' proudly on the school flag staff, below the' flagq of' the
L .
•
S thf' Id
anser
..n
ou Ie
an
,
Campbell in Royal Oak, HighUmted
States, for all to see, Grouped
around. the
way Di~ctor Howard E. Hill ------..-'--.- ..,~-~------.-.------~----.,-------------------~
favors a route that starts just
south of Eleven Mlle. drops to
Af!er
,Fringe
-~~---All Trustees
to Speak at Special Meeting
in Brownell'
School at 8 Tonight;
Many Groups;
Three Gatherings
Next Week
I
Holding
Electio~;
Benefits
Demanded
Off
Until
More
Also
By James Njaim
Personnel
of four Pointe
police and fire departments
"In spite of the relatively
short amount
of time
are re9uesting
pay raises
between now and the May 9 election, the tmstees
of the and fnnge
benefits,
comBoard 0.£ Education. are making ,every effort to infor'm parable
to those being reth'
d b
th'
e entIr~ commumty
on all aspects and issues of the celve
y
elf' Detroit
forthcOI~:nng referendum,"
Edward
J. Pongracz, presi- counterparts,
in keeping
dent, saId,
0~------------ with the present day cost of
He revealed that in addition
living.
I to a series of meetings planned
Asking for pay increases are
... ' ,for the next two weeks throughthe policemen and firemen <'If
'.. :;:::dlillI l out the district, a special edi['f
the Park. City. Farms and
'..
tion of the ~?ard of ~ducation's
Woods. Per son n e I of the
:. '........... newsletter,
Education In Our
Shores Publi~ Safety' Depart.
rr:o:wn," ~as been mailed. to. all
J
ment are holding off negotiac1tlzens m the school d1sttlCt.
tions with Village officials un.
He indicated that the iSl>ue
tiI after the regular Village
should reach all householders I Driver Charged
~,ith Neg- election on Tuesday, May 17.
within a few days. .
I ligent Homicide
FollowEach of the five departments
At 8 p. m. on Thursday, April
A
°d
.' M k
have lost a number of well.
28, a special meeting has been
'"9- cel ent at
ac
trained and competent men,
scheduled in the gymnasium' of
and Graytl,n
over a period of time, who have
Brownell Junior High School.
--abandoned their police and fire.
Speakers will in.:lude the entire
Park police
obtained
a fighting careers for higher payBoard of Education to discuss negligent
homicidE: warrant
ing jobs with private industries
Detroit News Photo
all a.spect~ o~ the forth~~D1ing against
a st. Clair Shores
and professions. Lack of suipennant are the members of the school's Safety Patrol
election wIth lDterl~sted c1tizens, motorist,
whose car struck
ficient pay, to meet the cost of
and Girls Service Squad, whose work is credited
for
All Are Inv,ited.
and fatally inJ'ured a Park
present rtay livng, pOOl'pension
the award
HId'
. ht ,
Alth oug h th e au d lence IS ex. resident crossing Mack ave- s yst em, an d 0 th er f ac to rs are
0 In g th e penna.n, t f rom I e £t to rIg
are Woods Patrolman
JACK PATTERSON
school
pected to be drawn largely nue Friday evening,
April blamed for the resignations.
safety officer, and MICHAEL
ROONAN, 'a te'acher at
from the Brownell, Kerby, Rich. 22 Th
. t'
d' d f th
Cite Cost of Living
ard and Barnes school atend. . " . e V.lC 1m ll~ 0
e
P"'m'
te pol1'cemen and firethe school and SISTER LaBOURIE
I H M co s f t
v
"
. ..,
- a e y
ance areas, Mr. Pongracz has mJur~es
In Bon
Secours
sponsors.
urged all others l'n the commu- HospItal several hours later.
men, as are personnel of de.
..........
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partments of surroul'-ding comnity who wish to attend to be
Dead is Harold W. Dodt, 58, munit'es
a e
k'
f
b
h d
th
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of 1445 Cadieux ro I hI,
r as IJ;lg or su on an for
e meetmg.
at,
0 was
stantial
wage .. increases,
to
.J
0
Three meetings are slated for struck by a .oar driven by meet the cost of living, and in
10lh ~nle, crosses the sou~hem
next week. On Monday evening, Chade~ T. LUCIer, 4), of 226~1 order tn support their families
bounaary of Lathrop VIlla,ge!
May 2, thl~ League of Women SunnYSIde, at 8:44 p,m. Dodt better.
and then d,rops to Ten MI1~ I
Vot~rs and the PTA Council suffered a fractured skull, two
Th
f I th t th
't
through Oak Park Hunti'nrlfon
h ave announce d t h at t h ey wlll
,broken
ee
a communities
ey Owe I to
to
,
6'
. t
I loa"
~~:. a broken. arm a-d
d
their ey
respective
Woods, Pleasant
Ridge and
..
0
C
00'
co-sponsor an 'jpen forum on !!l erna 11Junes, H~ died at
t 't th
. h
d
R
1 Oak
..
, 5'4/'i am
Saturda
see <> 1
at wagc5, .ours an
oya
.
the. May 9 elechon m. the a~dl- .'
. . . ...
. y.
.
..
working cC'nditions are su('h
*
*
-- Basements Re- I M.Ig ht 0'IVI'd e St u d' •en tits n 0 T wo S epara tEll
t
torlUm of Grosse Pomte HIgh
Dadt IS the fIrst trlfflc faLal- that th
'Il
t
t
t
Saturday, April 23
i No Flooded
~ nro men s Roma Riddell
Being Fea- School beginning at 8 o'clock. ity fur the Park and thp. first tract
WI 1.~QnI?ude, .~ a l
FIFTY THOUSAND A!:1ericans I ported
During First Big
for Morning
and Afternoon
Sessions
tured'
°In r.)rogram
"In
in the Pointe for l{166,
•
ca 1 .re :n ~Vl ua s
h d
.Members of the Board of
D t Lt SUi lEd
h to pollce and fU"eflghtmg caU
o
killed on the high,:"ay~ each,
Test with Saturday's
nti I N ew Bui Id ing is F inls e
Parcells Auditorium
Education and the community's,
et.. t~ t: ey ~lderst' w'd reers, and to retain those al.
year was the motIvatIon of I
R
representatives
on the Wayne ~~v~s:I~
~ aC~1~n 'i~~
ready serving their cities,
President Johnson's appeal to
Heavy
am
The Board of Education,
asked this week for details
at 3:30 o'clock
County Community College Citi.
ate
~eg gen d °bmCIAe
Patrolman
Charles Slusser
the auto industry to stop rdis.
.
of a possible dual-use program at the high school for the
(Continued on Pag(" 2)
warran was apprOVE Y S'd
. '
ing "picayunish" objectiolls to
Saturday'~
heavy
ral.ns, 1967-63 school year, explained
that no specific propos.~ls
Variety
is the key-word
sistant Wayne Count.~' Prosecu- presl ellt ,of the .Grosse POlDte
Federal safety controls. S,pea,k- ~lmost .an Inch, a.ccordl.ng had yet been submitted
by the administration,
The dual- for the Grosse Pointe Symfor Raymond Miller on Mon- Park Pollce Off1cers Associaing at a ceremony proc Ia1mIng i ~~o Me Ivm B ea tt y, c l'y
t B U1Id - use program at this stage .seems only more desirable than pony
h
0 rc h es t ra 's f"ma I con-.
day, April
25. in Park
tion,
sai.d that
Parkplaced
policemen
Arraigned
are askmg
to be
on a
May 15 as National !ransporta- I mg Inspector,
WhICh fell double shifts at the elementary
school or large-scale
use cert of the year, in Parcells
Lueip.r was arraigned before par with Detroit offiCErs. .
tion Week, the preslden<t noted I despite
the Weather
Bu- of portable classrooms
to house burgeoning
enrollments.
Junior
High School Audi.
0
Par k Municipal
~rudge C,
In a recent letter to OrVille
that "demands for transporta- reau'g optimistic prediction
Ak d h
d I
~----------~--torium on Sunday, May 1~
Joseph Belanger on the warrant Sherwood, executive secretary
tion will double in the next two
f
A '1 23
s e
ow a ua -use pro.
t 3 30 ' 1 k Th
f th G
P'
l'
decades,"
Some congressmen 0 sun. on
pn 11 b' wtehre I gram might possibly work, Dr. : to 6:30. Th~ dele~ion of a lunch a
:
0 C OC.
e proThere will be question and and stood mute, and demanded 0 .. e rosse .()l,~te ' r~IJerty
urge mandatory controls of tile ha,ndle;
very we
y.
e Charles H, Wilson, Superin- hour ~~ould p~rmlt both ,schools gram opens with the "'Can- answer periods after discus- an examination. A plea of in- Owners
AsSOCIatIon,
whose
industry but MJ". JohnsO'u fa-I C I t y s
newly-operatmg
to be m seSSlOn approXImately dide"
Overture,
by Bern. sions of the High School Bond- nc<:ent was en,tered ~/}r the RC- memb~rs are in~erested in the
VOl'S co~tro13 that are subject
storm sewer.
tendent, .e~~I,alDed that ?lffer.' the same amount of time as at stein.
ing Proposition and the Wayne cused by the judge and exam i- pay lDcrease lssue, Slusser
to the discretion of the secre-I
No floodd. basements w~re ent pos1l1blhbes are avadable, present.
Roma Riddell will sing two County
Community
College nation set for May 4, at 10 s~~p.d:.
.
tary of commerce,
I rep~rted to eIther the Pollce d~pending upon enrollments at Division of the student bod Arias from Mozart's Marrh''{e election at the open forum a.m. Lucie:l' was released on
Th~lr ~Detro1t) yearly pay
• • •
St.atlOn or Department of Pub. gr{en grade levels and the edu. . t t
h I
'd f Y of Fl'garo, 'l'hese and the El'n-e sponsored jointly by the League $2,000 bond.
scale 15 h1gher than ours and
, he
, Works In
. th e severes t t es t catlOna
.
1 p h'l10S0ph Y t h at gov- In 0 h WQ sc b00th'S WOll;(
ree Kleine Nacht Musik of Mozart, 0 f Women V0t ~rs an d th
Accor d'mg t 0 po l'Ice, L'UCler we. are sure that they will
re
Sunday April 24
th
. e
,
.~""T
S'TAND'ARD
'fI''"''
the
main
trunk
has
undergone
ems.
In
all
likelihood,
a
divi
..
~uc
sdPacef't
0
In
f
e
morn
P.T.A.
Cou.'1cll
to
be
held
in
the
was
traveling
south
on
Grayce1ve
k
,very
substantlal
InEAS .l.LnJ."
t
.nI:.
t' Ion b e g an .•Ap~'l
. 0 f St ~ den t S WOI1
Id . b e ma.e
d mg
an. a For
ernoon,
or grea
(EST), by act of the Michigan
smce vpera
; SlOn
flexibiHty.
"xample,
Dr. comprise the first half.
allditorum of the Grosse Pointe ton , on the Detrol't sl'de, and crease thIS year. We feel, as
Legislature is accepted time for 112. The storm sewer, WhICh IS, on the bas1s of students who will W'l
jI, t d
"'t th t' hil
Continuing,
after intermis- High School on Monday, May 2, stopped at the Mack intersec- do. the other patrolmen in the
,
, I a. Imos.t en t'Ire lit
. t e H'Igh the1son
pom e group
ou, is awe
t'lon, H e s r t ed up an d ma d e Porotes
all of Michigan's
83 counties,
y comp e e d now, a tt en d Grosse P om
morning
an aea. sion, will be Joseph Strauss' at 8 p.m.
,
' that we should re .
except for three upper pennino r~ns west along Waterloo !rom North and South.
demic session, students from ~~:~~'s of "~~~cc~~~er~~s Thte~
On tihe program which will a left turn onto !Ilack, and celve $9,000 pcr patrolman a
sula counties, Dickinson, Go. Lm~oln, then south al0J.lo. st.
Also, much would depend the afternonn session might
be modera~ed by Mrs. George struck Dodt, who was just year.
gelic, and Menominee, whieh ar;.:: cl.~alhrtltoJeff;rs~on where I t Jogs upon construction progress (If have access to vocal and instru- ~~f~~;~n~ro;o~l J;0;~:er.:::,
Brown, the first discussion, on I about in the middle of the
Draws Comparisons
on the border of Wisconsin S 19 . Y w.es.• 0 run be tween Grosse Pointe High North. If m;;ontal r"'oms, gym!1asl'ums,
the high school bonding issue, avenue, on the Park side, Lu~
"We do not receive longevity
th
1 d
1 ed st t of
~
'"
c;ung by Mrs, Riddell. (She satlg
'I b h dl
b
"d
h
dri .
bo
d th D tr .
l'
which observes Central Stand- Ele nle'!'hJ' evde~Pt tf rdee S
the building promises to be driver training can. :lnd the the role of "Liza" at St. Johns w1l e an ed y trustees of C'ler sal
e was
nng a ut pay, as 0
e e Olt po Ice
ard Time (CST), CST is one
ms elg an .) ra 'Or •
ready Cor occupancy mid.year like.
'
,
the Grosse Pointe Board of 15 to 20 miles an hOlr in n1a!c- officers; we do not receive pay
hour behind EST; however, SunAlt~o~l::h the undergroux:d of 1967,68, one kind of division
.
, Newfoundland, last year).
Education, after which mem- ing the turn, when Us car hU for holidays, Detroit officers
day CST went on Central Day. I functlOnmg of the ~e~r
~'i would be made; if it would not
The .dual.use plan, Dr. WitThe program ends with "The I bers of the audience may ask the traffic victim.,
do. Detroit gives its men 20
light Time, (eDT), which is I c~mpleted, .B~atty estlm:nes It be ready until September of son poroted out, would ,reduce Sorcerer's Appren'tIce" by Du. questions.
Dispatohed to the accident days vacation, we receive only
exactly the same time as EST, I w111be at leas~ two mO,nths be. 1968, or lat~r, a still different attendance from an estlmated kas.
The ~ond
group of speak- scene, besides End~'TS,were Sgt. 10 days; Detroit men build up
but it is called CDT, A rose by fore roads, curos ar.d SIdewalks kind of division would be pro- 3,001} tenth
through
twelve
Social ch:tinnan Mrs. Fierre ers, representatives of the Citl- Charles French and Partolmen their sick time at th(' rate of
any other name ...
?
are rebuilt and lawns are 1rammed.
grade students to 2,000 9th HeftIer has announced that zens' Participatory Study, Mrs, Waller Paton and Willi.s.m Fur- 17 days a year to a maximum
graded and, replanted.
through 12th .grade students, there will be special guests at- Minert Thompson, R. R. Lin- taw,
of 200 days, We are allowed to
Monday, April 25
--.------Two Separate Schools
The presen~ hIgh school.has a tending the reception for the den, Marshall V. Noecker and
Youth Saw Accident
build at a rate of 10 days a
MILLIONAlRES number 371
As an illustration, Dr. Wnson rated capacIty of. approximate.
artist.
John B. Ross, will discuss the
A 16-year-old driv('r, who is ye<\r, to a maximum of 60 dRYS.
••
•
I
.
. conce i v. ly'th'2017 2306
for deSIrable
usage
.
th e soIe WI't ness "'b
uDe tr 01't h as a goo d' pension
In the UDlted States, accordmg
men t'lone d th a t 1't IS
't
th '
They are Mr. and Mrs, James Wayne Co u n t y Communlty
w t o! accident,
to an Internal Revenue Service
Incorrectly
printed in th~ able the two schools would be WI
a 'r .~a~c1 y haSI ' e Davis (Mrs Davis and Roma College election, after which told the policemen tlhat he was plan, which permits retirement
study of 1963 incom~ tax reo April 21 edition was the day of organized exactly as if they ~~ee~g{!~~r~~g
b~;~n:f
sang' togeth~r ~ Opera @ver-' they will a n.s we r questions approximately a blo,~k and a after 25 years of service at half
turns, In 1962 there w€&e only the tea tc be held following the were in different buildings,
l' 't f
t
tures, thp. prev1ews of Opera from the audIence.
half away, when he SlW Lucier pay, whereas, Park officers
.
'th separa t e sa,s
t ff an.., am.
d l'n emergency
11m
orof increased
wo years Week In
" DetrOlt), Mrs, Al~.n M~s, Ro b ert Jessup,
' un t'l1 th ey are 60
355, Out. o! a tota.I 11l~ome
{;f Open House showing of student W1
with all indications
~:-.st ma k.109 h'IS t urn, an.i was al- mus t worK
$808.6 rnilhon receIved by that art at the War Memorial. April istration.
One school would enrollments annually
Hennes, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas pres1dent of the Grosse Pomte most at the spot when Dodt years of age, Our pension plan
group in 1963, taxes amounting 30 is the correct date; Satur- hold its sessions from 8 to 1.
Reghanti, Mr. and Mrs. Walter League of Women Voters, will was hit. The witne'>S placed is the worst in the State,"
to $326.5 million were paid. In. day is the correct day, The time o'clock, while the second school
Would Keep Class IntactWillard, Mrs, Beardsley Barrows. give the welcoming address.
(Continued on Page 2)
Park firemen are asking for
dividua~ returns with adjusted is 2 to 4 o'clock.
.
would be in session from 1:30
,It is contemplated that if a and ,..,Mrs.Ridde~'s a~t! Mrs. D. ---------------------------$9,000, including fringe benegross mcome of $10,000 or
dual-use program is put into H. Gosse, who IS v1S1tmg from
fits; longevity pay for $100 a
more Were up 15 percent over
effect during the 1967-68 school Newfoundland.
U lC/
year for those with from 6 to
1962.
........,.,
year, the senior class will reo
The ladies will preside at the
10 yea-rs of service; $200 for
• " •
main together as a unit. Such tea tables, assisted by Mrs. Mel
those with from 11 to 15 years
Tuesday, April 26
plan was contemplated even if Anderso~ .. Mrs. Harry E. Ayers
M
CI
of service; and $300 for 16
THE CANADIAN DELEGA.
l) new building were ready
for 3Dd Mrs. William O. BraJley Jr.
,_
years 01" more of service; and
TION rCJ~ked r~presentatives
occupancy in 1967.
The Grosse Pointe Symphony
The Park will hold its public bathhouse and pertinent facili- SeV€il paid holidays.
at the International Olympics
Grosse Pointe W~r Memo!i~l's spurted
very
appreciatively
The chief advantage of the c.loses ~ successful and or.eward._ hearin,g on a proposed $800,000 ties, and the expanding of the
The base pay for both police
C<,mmittee (IOC) in Rome by 1966 Annual Family ParticID~' Monday in response to the fol- dual.use program at the high 1ng ser1,es of concerts Wlth this Bond Issue for the full develop- marina at the Waterfror.t Park <:nd fire personnel is $7,000 a
offering free board and lodging tion Campaign is receiving a low.up letter.
Sunda
Th
h t ment of the city's two munici- to add more boat wells for lise year
11
Th t
W
II
.
school is that it relieves the
y S progr~.
roug ou
.
for athletes. and officials st the shot in the arm from fo ow-up
orn on aterfa, campaign pressure on the juDio?':'high and the season, the ~r~hestr~, under pal parks, at the Pierce Junior by Park residents onl:',
City Gets Demands
games. Montreal's Mayor Jean ~etters receiyed
in Grosse chairman this year, is pleased elementary schools. The inclu- the h~nd of Felix ResDlck, has High School Auditorium
on
It was the Plan Commission's
The City policemen are ask.
Drapeau said constructi(Jn now Pointe homes over the weekend. with the quick response to the sion of .the 9th grade in the ~een 1D top form and the s~lo. Wednesday, May 4 at 8 p.m.
recommendation that hoth parks in~ for a minimum raise of
being done on the forthco~ling
Letters went to all families iIi 7.ollow-~p letter and remains new 4.year high schools frees IStS. have b~en, of ~utstanding
The bond issue is unanim~usly be developed at one time, and base pay, at this time, of $8,500
1967 Exposition would allow the the Pointe from whom the Cen- confident that the goal will be the junior highs of this grade, qualit!, sa~sfYIng, mdeed, to backed by the Park council and that the matter be placed before- Po year f;)r patrolmen, $9,000
city to prepare for the games to ter had not heard as of last achieved by the target date - enabling them to accommodate capacity audIences.
the Park City Plan Commission. the people,
for corpnrals, and $9,500 for
be held in 1972 and be able to Wednesday, April 20.
Memorial Day, May 30.
The proposed $800,000 is reThe present swimming pool at sergeants.
The follow-up letter is merely
The Center's Board of Direc- 6th grades from overcrowded
quested for an ambitious park the Waterfront Park, was built
pass along th1'S saving, estim tar'-* schools
They also ask that longevity
mated at $12 to $15 millon, to a brief note stnting that thb goal tors wish to thank sincerely the e Ie en"
.
and recreation improvement pro- in 1930, and though improved pay raises be instituted as fol.
the IOCo The Detroit presenta. of the campaign, $75,000 need. following donora gifts have been
A dual-use program, requirgram.
through the years, it h consider. lows: Five years of servi::.-e, 1.5
!ion first of four, was made by ef! to operate in the fiscal year received recently.
.
ing separate teaching, admin.
The funds would be used for ed obsolete and does not meet percent of base pay; 10 years of
Gov'ernor Romney and Fred beginning August 1, is only half
• • •
istration, maintenance and cler.
improvements
at the Water. the .standards set by ,~ither the service, three percent of base
katthal',
Jr., and contained one me.t so far. A posta.ge free reo
April 14
kal staffs, would 'lequire addi.
front Park and the Three Mile Michigan Department )f Health,
d 15
m.
Th C't
ill h Id .ts
pay; an
or more years of
controversial e 1erne n t: Tele. 'I m1ttance envelope 18 att~ched
Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas tional flperating revenue which
. e 1y W
0
I
an- Drive Park.
:;1' the Wayne County Depart.
service, 4.5 percent of base
vising the games snd the reve. to make convelllent donations. Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. the voters would have to ap. nual public hearing on the pro.
Climaxing the proposed im- ment of I.Iealth. both ?f, ,which pay,
nue estimated at $12 million, I As of Monday, April 25, $42,- Add~, Mr, and Mrs. William J, prove. A referendum on this posed City budget for 1966 on jprovement development, would are ~ebatlDg th.e pos;lhlhty ~f
Also requested is that the
that would accrue from it. The 506.55 had been received from Adlhoch, H. D. Allee, Mr, and proposal, along with proJ.osals Saturday, April 30, at 10 a.m. be the renaming and rededica- ordermg the city to close It! vacatio
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The U, S. delegation had been 2,546 families. This compares Mrs. Warren W. Ament, Mr. for improved teachers' salaries in the City office:3.
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jubilant when the IOC had ruled with $45,899.66 from 2,200 fam- and Mrs, Arthur L. Bartley, and lower class sizes, is COIlThomas W. Kl"essbach, city
Plans include the construction
Water is pumped directly from to Hi d~ys after the first year
lavorably on TV rights, after a ilies at the same point in the Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Batten, templated !.or this, coming fall, manager, will conduct the hear. of a new pool at the Three Mile Lake St. Clair, unfilt~red. The of serVIce; 20 days after 15
two-hour confe:r(>nce.
campaign last year. ReCfipts
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VISIT YOUR
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will be cut
epa1lJjJy~allkingGellter
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additional five days vacation
for those with 10 Of more years
of service.
Also demanded is an addi.
tional $200 a year to longevity
pay, for patrolmen with 20 or
more years of service. Longevity pay, at the present time
is received at a rate of $100
for five years ()f service; $200
for 10 years; and $300 for 15 or
more years.
The Woods public safety
o~ficers also ask that they be
gIven two ext r a holidays,
although they presently
are
allowed seven. The reason for
the extra days, it was said, is
because the holidays now being received must be included
in furlough time.
. The base annual pay. for po.
llce work and firefighting is
years; plus seven paid holidays
a year; and time and one-balf
for any duty connected overtime, and for off-duty court
time; and that the City assume
all costs of hospitalization.
The firemen are asking for
only $8,000, with four paid
holidays because of working
only every other tiay, , for a
total of 63 hours, which next
year, under a new State law,
to a 56-hOur week_
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bottom. We have it in
slate, gold, burgundy,
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It is possible that six paid
qolidays -:":ill be demanded.
Ba~ pay' in both depart.
ments is $7,000 a year.
Farms Requests Listed
The 1- arms policemeQ are
asking for a base pay increase
to $9,000 a year for patrolmen;
a longevity program of two,
four, six and eight percent at $7,406.
the end of five, 10, is, and 20
years resp.ectively.
Also, removal of restr.\ctions ~ C 00
from holidays.. as they .now
read, and make H seVen paid
holidays, with double time, if
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those days are' worked; and zens' Participatory
Committee
re.installation
of the second wlll address interested resi.
10-day vacation period deleted dents
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from the fringe benefits in
On the same evening, a short
1951.
presentation
on the election
Farms firefighters are ask- wHl be made B.t the regularly
ing for a base annual pay of scheduled
PTA meeting
at
$8,335, the same as b~ing re- Trombly School at 8:15 o'clock.
ceived, or will be receiored by
Last Talk May 8
Detroit firemen. They ask a
The last talk in the series has
two percent longevity pay in. been scheduled for Friday, May
crease be granted for five years 6, at Pierce J'.1nior High School.
of service; four percent for 10 Dr. Frank H. Parcells, vice.
years of servic~; aad six per. president of. the board, will give
t to 15
an address at the meeting
cen
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years of service; scheduled to begin at 7:30 p. m.
phis seven paid holidays.
Trustees of the Board of EduPO!,icemen a~d firemen in cation and members of the
the l' arms receIve a base pay school admiDistr l'
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ready glyen brIef talks to gath.
Personnel of the Woods De- erings of the PTA ~embership .
partment of Pub lie Safet of Defer and Monteith Elemen.
(combined police-fire depaJ
tar~ Scld)ols, on T u e s day,
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men , are all log or a base
Dr. Parcells addressed a spe.
~nnual wage of $8,~1l as .po- cia! meeting of the Maire PTA
hcerne~, $500 f?r fuefi?hting, on Wednesday evening April 27
and frmg€ benefIts, to brmg the
On the same eve~g
th~'
total annual pay to $.9,~.
other six school trustees pre.
,!hel also lire a~kmg' to be sented a panel discussion on
paid .or the 15 ml~utes, extra the importance of the' forthcom.
that they are requIred to be ing election in the atiditor1um
ass~mbled .be~ore they start of Parcells Junior High SclJool.
their dut~es, tIme and one.half Although all citizens throughout
for overtl1!le; and shift differ. the school district were invited
ential of fIve cents an hour for to attend, it drew heavily on
afternoon wor~, ~nd 10 cents the Mason, Ferry, Poupard, and
an hou;r for mldmgbts; plus an Parcells attendance areas.
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Thursday, April 28, 1966
Practical Joke Not rrhat Funny
Police ...Firemen of Four
Pointes Ask Pay Raise
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your leisure hours is exemplified in
these beautifully tailored summl!r
jackets. Patterns are remained but the
colorings are t!xciting. New cones of
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disclosed that it would cost just
as much to remodel the existing pool, as it would to can.
struct a new one. The new location for the pool, &t the Three
Mile Drive Park was the unanimous decision of all the memc<:!rs of thCl!Park council nad
plan commission.
The Plan Commission set the
Wednseday, May 4 date. for the
public hearing, and because it is
expected that there will be a
large turn out, the Parcells
Auditorium was picked as the
hearing site.
i Detroit Sorosis
~ffective April 15, 'i966 Manufacturers Bank Special Ti,ne Acc~unts
earn a new high rate-five percent interest 011 amounts of
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$1,000or more, on deposit for a minimum
your in.
Manufacturers Bank 5% Special Time Accounts are In passbook form.
or certificates are available If you prater.
Effective this same datel the higher 5% Interest will also automatically
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Deposits of $100 or more may be addej at any time.
The memb~Detroit
Soro- "
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Essex Golf and Country Club,
Sandwich, Ontario. Canada.
Following a 12:30 o'c1Qck
. luncheon and business meeting,
Mrs. W. N. Leigh will announ('~
the program.
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resiaents
will find City is making tbis year to the
various improvements
at their park are new flower boxes.
lakefront
park
this summer,
The Park's
"66" Park
and
according to Tom Jefferis, Vil- Rfcreation
Pro g ram,
about
lage Superintendent.
which so much
being writA new gatehouse
has been ten, will determine
their imconstructed
with a pay phone, pl'ovements
this summer.
A
a drinking fountaib. and a line public hearing oin the proposed
to the desk in the Shores police $800,000 bond issue is set for
station. The building is located
MiiY 4. .
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past the parking area and will
house
the official
who - will
check the park passes
after
VID
residents
have
parked
their
0
cars.
A steel seawall bas been con__
sfructe.d in front of the swimThose! handsomE: local sini'ing
ming pool area and benches
m,en, The Grunyons
will b; at
will be ir.stalled
for viewing it again this Friday 'night, April
the lake. Many new trees have 29, when they will stage their
been planted, Moraine Locusts,
annual free concert
and show
Red Maples and Ghinkos.
under the auspices of the Gl.'osse
According t<;) Don Hallmann,
Pointe War Memorial
AssociaRecreation
Director
of the tion in Fr.ies Auditorium.
Woods, there have been imThis performance
will be a
provemcnts
a m 0 u n tin' g to eurtain raiser for the Grunyons'
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a black
top multiple
parking
area for boat-owners
and picnickers on the lakefront
p.ark for 75 cars, a boat-Iaunchmg ramp 0 f concrete t h at will.
Here'iS your enanee
to
get a
ha.ndl
We're
ICIVllllZ
every
them
bun ~ to
boy or InTI who vi:;it8 us
away - while
they
on the date shown a~Jllve. accompa.Djed by an adult. Tne:<e art! real oeauties we are giving'
,,.. poir of
Seotch-P1oi<l
"trev.Ii"" bog,"
with iIlIch 1"-".
away-eolorful
~/"- ~t. ..-eye and rainbow marbles. mixed
up witb bill II~ - Rhooterl!l. BtllSu.re to brmg Mom or Dad
altJng and get ,youra aT.._
Pointe Hard~~are &
Lumber Co.
rolS' Point.
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handle two boats at once, the
refinishing of two tennis courts
in black
top in Ghesquiere
Park, and the maintenance
of
seven Little League diamonds
and six Babe Ruth diamonds,
one, at Mason School, with a
I new
backstop.
Farms residents will discover
that fill for an extension of 150
fe.et has been dumI-'ed to the
nurth of the picnic area of their
park. Andrew Bremmer,
City
Manager.
says that after this
ha:; settled, it will be planted
with grass.
Construction
of 110 new boat:
I slips is expected to be com.
pleted hy late July or August,
hringin!{ the total number
of
bl-,ats to be accomI\lodated
to
350.
Ever~1 cloud has a silver linI lng and the silver lining of the
I sewer construction for the City
has been enough soil of the
rj~ht kind to grede the large
play arE'a at the old Neighborhood Club, at a minimal cost to
',the City, according
to Robert
Bendzinski.
With a one-year license from
the Grosse
Pointe
Board
of
Education for the City to maintain
the Neighborhood
Club
grounds,
an expanded
recreational program is available ,this
year. If any tennis or baseball
league
in the - Gros<:e . Pointe
area is interested,
please call
the City Oflice, TUxedo 5;5800,
'\nd . they will do everything
they can to cooperate. A sched:
ule of adivities
at the Neighborhood Club grounds win be
published later.
The only improvements
the
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and even
surprise
numbers
by junior i
Grunyons in Fr}day's show.
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Cleaning
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• Recording
Price of Whiie Paint!
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The Lively Line is the long Ford tinel
The choices range from sophisticated
Thunderbirds to penny-wise Falconsa grand total of 49 model.~ fat' '66. In
between there's something for everybody, LTO luxury.
Performance
Fairlan(!s, Exciting' Mustangs. Wagon'.>
in four different sizeS'.There's even a
new, go-anywhere
4.wheel.drive
Bronco. You name it-we've got it.
Try the lively Ford line-big on every~
thing but pricel
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$6.90 now
The original "easy pain':". It's pasy to find just the color you want (we
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Beautiful, really washable and non-fading. Custom-mixed for you-at
same price as white.
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from
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You Install
We InstaH
Reg.
or Cherry. Rental
retul"n. and recital used
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service!
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Mahogony
We Measure and Install
Cleaning and Turning
VENETIAN
and his
parted.
Wise young parents ehao ..
the HowClrd for Its dear,
,inging to_, Its attroctiv.
styling and Its C1Ppeoling
price. Avallabl. in Walnut,
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hubcaps.
value.
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I Woods Theater lot,
Woods pollee v'er€' informed I stole the vehicle's four
on Thursday,
April 21, by An.: He did not give their
thony E. Kozlinski, 55, of 22321
Frazho,
S1. Clair Shores, that
A friendly neighbor
while his car was parked in the I garden tools are soon
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The GrunYOnf are under the
direction
of William Y, Gard,
former
Yale Whiffenpoof
who
also directs the Grosse Pointe
Ch am b er Singers. Director Gard
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whole fistful of marbles. - 8.3
much as yoo can hold in one
If the woman' whose pet Dob. sweater
below the left shoul.
erman Pinscher bit Richard E., der. He' said this ~appened
as
Graney, 17, of 1410 Buckingham, I he was rounding the northeast
.on .Sund!lY, April 24, reads t~is! corner of the track.
.
;rtlcle,
p~ease report
to tile
About this time, the youth
arms police.
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said, the dog's owner. a womIf she d?es not come forward,
an, arrived and after looking at
Graney w111 have to undergo a Graney's shoulder
said she did
series of painful rabies shots. not thiak it was s~rious enough
The dog bit the youth in the to have a doctor look at the i
back, through a sweater, break- wound. She put a leash on the'
ing the skin.
. dog and walked away.
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i PoHce were called to Bon The only description Graney:
SE:cours Hospital to take a dog could give of the woman was
bite report,
and Graney
tol~ that she was wbite, about 30 or,j
them that he was bitten at about 35 years old, about five feet
6:15 p.m. while he wa~ runn!ng
ei~ht inches tall, with blond
around the Grosse Pomte Hlgh. halr.
.
I School gravel field track. Graney has been going to the
Graney said that the dog sud- field tr~ck every day, hoping
d~nly appeared
~nd jumped ~n the woman will come back with
hls back, and bIt through hls I her dog.
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24145 little Mack Ave., at Stephens Rd.
St. Clair Shores
in our 30th year
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POINTE
List Many lmp~ovements.
At Pointe Lakefrout Parks
Kitchens of Distinction,
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GROSSE
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NEWS
Thursday, April 28, 1966
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DOUBLE TROUBLE
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: ' .A complaInt was received by
.elty police that the hood orna.
~ment on a car parked in a pub.
.,de lot had beE'n broken off
',sometime during the day on
Metropolitan
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April 14, from Frank BeloW
of East Detroit, who works in
'The Village area. Exactly o~~
week later City police received
another visit fror,-: the same
man; the same car and the
same complaint.
with Free Connecticn
Rotarians Ready for Antique Show
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FOR CONGRESS,
will be
Ihe
Republican
candIdate for the
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Notre
with
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Every
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Past acU.,
Clubs, Begs, <::arts, Balls,
New 7 Club Sets from $27.95
MacGregor - Shakespeare - Kroydon
GOLF
to Willow Run
Bag Boy Carts
Mulligan Carts
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$9.50 Round Trip
PLAN
Brunswick Pro Dealer
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Balls from $12.95
Drilled While You Wait
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Hus~and and/or wife and children (6 thru 21 years) up to and In.
cludlng 4 family members: $10.00. Round trip: $19.00.
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a graduate
fore hin'!
ROYAL COACHMAN SERVICE
NEW FAMILY
I ofItS 35theyearsUniv.ersity
of age,
William J. Kennedy of 8471 Congress in the 14th '~ongres-IDame,
and IS
Lincoln road announced that sional District in Michtgan. He seven ctlHdren.
Coache! leave On the hour every day 6 a.m, thru 1 a.m. from
Parkcrest M,otel, 20000 Harper, nr. 8 mile and X-way. On reservation
only; Cupid s Restaurant, 16624 Mack at Harvard.
$5,50 One Way -
for
or call your travel agent
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Leasing
C.II J.
Home Pool Tables and
BILLIARDS
Access-:>ries
Cues Repaired
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Trophies For All ()ccasions
EXPERT
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CENTER
IIill 19579 MA~L~ BO:L~~t:;dB:WARD
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The Grosse Pointe Rotary Club will
stage its 'annual fund-rai13ing project,
the Antique Show, in the War Memorial
, Center on May 3, 4, 5 and 6, from 1 p.m.
to 10 p.m. daily. With the' proclamation
signed by the heads of the five Pointe
municipalities, declaring rlext week An-
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Photo by' Paul Gacb
tiques Week, are left to right-KEN
SMITH, Rotary president; MAYOR KENNETH McLEOD of Grosse Pointe,Woods,
PRESIDENT
JOHN HUETTEMAN of
Grosse Pointe Shores, TOM KRESSBACH, Manager, City of Grosse Pointe;
and STEVE BALOCH, show chairman.
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Brownell Bands
Grosse Pointe Headquarters for:
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Fire
ChIef WIlham
Graul said that an alarm was
called ill at 9:38 p.m. by a
member of the Marr family,
who was home alone' at the
time. when he smelled slnoke.
The department
responded
with seven men and two pumpers and an aerial truek, the
chief said. Within about 10
minutes, it became apparent'
that help was needed, and the
chief resorted to Mutual Fire
Aid Card 168, which called for
assistance from the City' and
Harper Woods.
, The chief ~aid that the City
t sent
two pumpers and seven
men, arid Harper Woods dispatcbed a pumper and six m~n.
No one was injured or was
felled from smoke inhalation
Chief Graul said.
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He said that the fire was
brought under' control at 10:30
p. m., and was put out by
":~;~~Ii.t.jtevening,
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Club is still Michigan;s
leader in Motoring
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BEAUPRE
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We can't remember the tailor's name. Let's coil
him Mr. Sew and Sew.
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A weary shoe salesman, who hod shown a female
customer twelve pair of shoes, said, "Lady, if,
you don't mind I'd Iik~ to rest a few minutes.
Your f~t are killing me!"
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Want the kids to know you're home? Just walk
in front of the TV Sflt •• _
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He's so rl-:h, he hired a paperhanr er to put
stomps on his 'etters.
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You'll feel like a millionaire with the servite
you get at Mary BeouprJ'S ot 18184 Mock ot
Fisher, 884-5599.
CADILLAC
is proud to introduce
,
fire brlginated between
the walls of the sub-attic on the
third floor of the Marr residence the chief said and it
beca~e necessary to chop away
interior and exterior wa~ls to
get at the blaze.
By the time City and Harper
Woods firemen and equipment
arrived at the scene; flames
were licking away at the sUQattic and through the roof.
, There was extensive damage
to a third floor bedroom and
rl)of of the structure,
Chief
Graul said, but how much will
have to be determined by insur,
ance lldjustors.
The' chief :llso said that there
was some water damage to the
front section of the house, and
heat p-nd s m 0 ked
a mag e
through!'ut the third floo
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. T he Park FIre D~i'artme~t,
D!:ad praised the acbon of hiS
men an~ the firefighters fro~
the ~sslsting departments
In
h~ndlmg the fire. He had speclal praise for .the prompt response for aSsistance, by the
~ity llnd Harper Woods firefIghters.
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• CRABGRASS KILLERS
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24300 Harper Avenue between
11 KERCI
• MINIATURES
• ROSE TREES
us fer expert
Complete Line of
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Thme Blocks East of Codieux
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• Mexicana
• John F. Kennedy
• A,nerican Heritage
• Matterhorn
• Apricot Nectar
PLUS 236 OTHER
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VARIETI~S OF . • •
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We Repair Storm,
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IT'S ROSE TIME IN YOUR GARDEN!
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SHIP'S ~
SAILING
WATER"
Shoes
HALL1S 29th YEAR SPECIALIZING IN
Bacon
• Awning Windows
• Aluminum Siding
• Awnings
Jim h~ tt.1!tnow how and qua,~ficati()njto handl~
Aft'lou" automotiveneeds
M.
The Originator of the Potted Rose in Michigan!
RATH'S BLACK HAWK, SLICED
Enameled
• Porch Enclosures
• Jalousies
• Sere'en Porche.
•
!Roger !Rinke
to take the bad;: track.
Storm Wiildows
Grosse Pointe resident
25 years selling prestige cars
Personalized deels
,Personalized service
Active in community affairs
Unti'
Waiting for Bus
WILL-POWER
representat~'ve
P.
Youth Attacked
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WaitIng for a bus on t .e D(;"
trait side of Maek avenue In the
vicinity of Lakeland at a little
after midnight on Sunday, April
24, Douglas Parmenter,
4366
Philip, Detroit, 18, was attacked by two young men who got
off a bus going east.
Running along Mack, Parmen.
ter escap~d his attackers and I
headed for the first lighted
dwelling he saw. He rang the
EYE ON GOAL
bell et 831 Lakeland avenue and
A lot of time :can be saved asked Marilyn Smith to call the
by figuring out where you want poli~e.
to go before you start.
When Corporal vonald Smith
-------~and Patrolman William Plumb
of the City police :'\rrived on
the scene and searched the
neighborhood, .the attackers had
vanished. p'armenter was taken
to the station where he was
picked up by his grandfather.
Detroit police were notified
and win continue the investigation.
JIM LYNCH
as their new
playing their last concert with
this instrum'ental group Friday
evening, when ,director Dewey
D. Kalember presents his eighth
annual Spring Concert ip the
school's auditorium-gym.
Beginning at 8 o'clock the
pro~l'an'i will be made up of
selections performed by over
150 Brownell students in two
balids.
First to perform ',:'ill b~~sev.
enth' graders, who will present
three folk dances arranged by
Gumma, Prayer
and March
from "Der Freischultz~' by Von
Web e r, Bennett's S e r v i'c e
Mar c h, arid Rachmaninoff's
.Preltlde in C Sharp Minor. Feature~ will be Doug Slocum as
solOist .on the snare d;um.
(Doug IS ~ private pupil of
James ~at£leld.)
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FollOWIng these opemng numbers: eighth and ninth grader.s
makIng u~ the more experlenced, Conc~rt Band will play
Gluck s Pans and Helena Overture, Str~ets of Athens by Ca.
C&'.1as,Offenbach's LaPerichole,
an~ Rhythm of the Winds by
Erickson. A special "fun seleetion" will be the band's favorite, kkers' Riffin' the Blues,
featuring Rod Rose as drummer.
.Ushers for the performance
Will be Rosemary Bagby, Lisa
Curl, Debhie Knig~t, ~ebbie
McDonald and De~ble SpItzley.
• Tickets are bemg sold by
band members, and may also
be purchase~ /l.t the door tomorrow evenmg.
Evenings
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Years and the Automob'lle
ENGAVING
BUNCH
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PACKAGE
LIQUOR
DEALER
Remember! We talee
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Champagne
prices'
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AUTO RENTALS
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Dealer
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Two tickets were-' issued by
.City police early Sunday. Api'U
24, when a car driven by ,AIex~
ander Gage. 587 University
Place, collided with one driven
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TIRED OF _LOOOONG
WINDED SALESMEN?
by Juseph 'Comiskey
of Cha~
ham, Ontario, about 40 feet west,
:~en~~.her
on East
Jefferson
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Gaue told police he was driv.
ing e~st on Jefferson, approaching the Fisher
intersectic!l,
when he gave a signal, changed
lanes and slowed down for the
red ligM. Comiskey, also going
east behind Gage, countered
with the statement that he had
been forced off the road.
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Affiliates of the Garden Club Council"
and two Pointe police chiefs got together in the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Monday to perfect plans for the
drive which the Garden Council IS sponsoring to abolish littering in'the community. Pictured at the conference table,
Shoes
• Dockley's Spredrose
(easy course plo"er)
the ship's wheel, inc.
19605 Mack Ave.
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ot Nectar
~RID TEAS
City ordinances on littering
and the right of citizens, to en! force these ordinances were explained to the Gros~e Pointe
,.
Garden Club CouncIl by Police
Chief Arthur E. Louwers of
Grosse Pointe Park and Chief
An~rew . Teetaert
of Grosse
Pomte CIty at a recent meet.
, ing.
[ The Council made up of 12
I garden clubs, is planning an allout campaign agajnst litterihg
during the month of May and
askp,d the advice of the police
chiefs as to what could be
done.
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Price incl"des 1-year guarantee
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Your Choice
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IF IT'S A
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VA 3-1660
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Off 12 Mile Rood
MagrlCl"ox
E. JEFFERSON
Shop Thursday .]nd Friday Evenings
The chiefs stated that orell.
FAMILY PROBLEM
Between Harper and Jeffel'$On
nances are already on the books.
St. Clair Shous
of the municipalities" declaring , NecessL~y may be the mo~er
294.3980
littering a misdemeanor
but of invenboo, but the offsprIng
that the difficulty in enforeing isn't alwayS what it should be.
the law is that you must see the
~-----~~_.person doing the littering.
Foi" this reason the Council is
asking all citizens to he on the
watch fer persons throwing can.
dy wrappers, gum wrappers~
empty cigaret packages' and
such on the ground. When these
are thrown from cars citizens
are asked to take the license
number and the ~ouncU will
Iind out the name of the person
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and report him.
Fines running as high as $50
can
be assessed anyone throw- '
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ing rubbish from cars and $5
for anyone throwing cigaret
packages or ~lJch litter- on the
VISIT YOUR
street. The Garden Club Coun- ~
eil is considering plans to have
members issue warnings to lit, &
terbugs the first two weeks kof
,
May and the second two wee s
make complaints if needed.
Mrs. F. M. Lewis of the Girl
Scouts has lined up five troops
to deliver posters made by elementary school children under 19[~[:::[:Ht:r~[tt:[:ttrt:::::::t::rf[t:~::fl[mmm:@:::ml::::~[::ttI1::::rt:[r::::mmmmm:tItm[:[t[rt@llf
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TROL/BLE
the ,direction of Donald Schrom,
art director of the elementary
schools. These posters will be
delivered to stores and bus~ess
,addresses on Saturday, April. 30
announcing
the opening of
Clean-Up week.
The Cleanest Playground Con.
test under the direction of Mrs.
Carson Grunewald will be held
on Saturday May 7. The school
grounds of all the elementary
and high schools, public, parochial and private, will be judged
by a committee on the Men's
Garden ~lub and award.s. made
to those ill the best conditIOn.
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LAMP
Garde'l ,Council Planning,
Drive Against Littering
TU 2-1340
Open Daily 9-6, Fridays 'til 9.
left tp right, are: MISS CHRISTINE EDWARDS, MRS. ,JOSEPH CARR, MRS.
HAROLDW.HARDEN,MRS.CARSON
GRUNEWALD, president; Park Police
Chief ARTHUR LOUWERS, City Police
Chief ANDREW TEETAERT and MRS.
GLANN GESSELL.
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Furniture in Grosse Pohlte
Plhoto by F.ddle MoGrath, Jr.
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; FRANCIS L~I~D '"CHADWICK
B. Pfleiderer
i Francis Laird Chadwick, 63, --------'--------of 679 Rivard boulevard, died
Sunday, April 24, in Bon Se.
cours Hospital. He leaves his
I wife, Constance;
two daugh.
tet;s, Constan~e and Mrs, James
Zboril; a brother; two sisters;.
and a grandchild.
Born in Norfolk, Va., at the
time of his death Mr. Chadwick
was assistant sales manager
and sales engineer for the
,Woodall Industries.
, S e r v ice s were Wednesday
afterno~n in the Verheyden Funeral Home. Burial was in
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Room Fathers
and male
Bowersox, Mrs. NortIUln Brey planning
members of the P.T.A. execu- and. Mrs. Richard Heflin are thcr."
tive board wilJ 15e h06ts during
at ED
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the'''Dad's NiltbJt
Social Hour"
follOYJing the general meeting.
Rich.ltd Scbott, and Ro~ Bush: Mrs. Rkhard Schott and Mrs.
members of the Dominating 'J.'1homaaBurnham, Social Chair.
committee, present the follow- men, alocg with Mrs. LeRoy
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coIl; program chai1"lD8D, Dr.
Cruise aboard a
Donald Brigp; publicity cl1air~ sqUire rl.. ed
man, Mrs. Sarah AUan; recordWlncfllmme, for the lummer.
Iin n proud Brigantine Yank ..
ing secretlU'Y,. Mrs. Richard
fruition,
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meeting of the Tram- MN. Sjirk VanderBurg
Mrs
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bly P.T.A. on Mond'ay, May 2.
, Margaret F. McKnigh,t, 88,
Prior to the geneNJ meeting at
of 533 St. Clair avenue, diecI
8:15 o'clock, parents are wetSaturday, April 23, at Cottage
come to v1s1t in the clusrooms.
Ho;;;pitaI. She leaves her hus.
band, Patrick J., and a daugh"Juvenile Behavior in the
ter, Kathleen M.
Community" will be the topic
Services we~e beld at the
under discussion in the audiService::. were held' at the torium meeting. S.peaker on
IStVerheyden
Funeral Home and
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au s • Ul"C on )les ay St. C!ere Church on Friday. tlnguished neighbors, J u d g e
morning. Burial was in Mt. Bur l' a 1 was in Mt. Olivet Ed rd' S 'O.} j
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Olivet Cemetery.
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WI LlAM KRIEGER
citizens from many vaDtage
William Kreinger, 88, of 1410
Handweavers' Guiid
points as a father, as a police
I Bi~hop road, died Sunda~. April
commiSsioner and as a judge.
24, in f;ottage Hospital. He
The Detr!lit Handweaver's
ri
leaves a son, William', a daugh- Guild will meet Ofl Monday, A
discussion
pe
od will . follow
Judge Piggins' remarks
ter,
:I\!rs.
Florence
Wright;
four
grandchildren'
and five great- May 2, at 7:30 o'clock at the
As an added feature . to fully
grandchildren:
.lnternational Institute il1 East acquadnt parel!ts with "their
Services were held at the Ver- Kirby Street, Detroit. A program school b u 8 In ess" Progralll
heyd~n Fun era I Home on of Tapestry will be presented Ohairman Jerome Driscoll has
IWednesday afternoon. Burial by Harriet Tidball, authority on invited, Dr. Frank H. Parcells,
,was in Evergreen Cemetery. aU phases of weaving. Members Truf'tee Grosse' Pointe Board
; Memorials may be made to the may invite guests and visitors of Edue8/tion, to explain the
! Bethel Baptist Chnrch.
who wish to attend may Call! issues- the board and communi-
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Thursday
NEWS
Trombly P.T.A. To Honor Dads
.
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fo~d, dIed Monday 1~ Tuc:son,
Arl],. He le~ves .his wife Mule
(Schnelker),
three dttughters,
Mrs. Joseph W. Sucher, Mrs.
Allen Howes and Mrs. Albert
Burris'
and a sister
Mrs.
Emma' Giprich.
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Funeral se!'Vices were held
Wednesday at the Verheyden
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Home for George W.
: Schreck, 1241 Gadieux ~oad, a,
! resident of Grosse Pointe for the
: last 38 year:;. BUrial was in
:Fc;est Lawn Cemetery.. The
i Rev. Bertram de H. Atwood, of
! the Grosse Pointe Memorial
i Church, conducted servl<:es.
I
Mr. Schreck, who was 81
I
years old, died SUddenly last
with
Saturday of a heart attack. He
10 inch 2 compartment spent his early years in PittsPrescut Crystal Dish
burgh, but came to Detroit more
th~n 50 years ago and had lived.
soeclal elose-out offer!
Slainless pl.ees were c..,IIta ... ..,
on the' east side of the city from
Introductd alone Uld
the
outset. For more than 40
thousands
soldyOW"I
at
$2.95 ... now
years he was employed by me
with loweI)' dish at SO
MU\;H LESSI For
'Whitehead Stamping Co. and
dleeses, Dllliis. ~
was secretary-treasurer
of that
In4 oaar lUViaIS
company when he ;retired nine
years ago.
He was a member of Detroit
Rotary and the Milnor Lodge.
No. 287, F. and A.M., in Pitts.
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His wife, Bertha M., dIed last
September.
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Surviving are six children;
16835 KERCHEVAL Mrs. Gilbert W. 'Gr6ehn, Mrs.
Thomas E. Groehn, Mrs. Wilin the Village
TU 5-1232 liam J. Haarz and Mrs. Wendell W. Wilcox, all of Grosse
Pointe, Mrs. Paul H. RosenMOTHER'S DAY, MAY 8
berg, of Glen Ellyn, Ill., and
George B. Schreck, of Buenos
Mother Wil Lov, Her
Aires, Argentina. There are also
New Dream in Sound
14 grandchildren
and .three
IF YOU CIVE HER A great-grandchildren.
Early Amerlc.n Console
Tradltlon.1 Consol"
Mediterranean
Console
French Provo Consoht
C.ntlnent.1 Console
Mlnd.l.y
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AND MANY
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22933 Gr~flot
2 BlkL N. of , MI. Rd.
77WOOC
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166 S. Gratiot
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ROBERT P, HARRISON
I Robert P. liarrison, 64, of
1873 Beaconsfield. died Tuesday,
I April 19. He leaves his wif~
I Eva;
two sons. Robert and
I.Donald; two brothers, Nace and
I Dick; and two grandsons.
Services were Saturday afternoon at the Verheyden FUJieral
Home. Burj~l was in Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
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EMIL DALDINE
Emil" Daldine, 72, of 1210 Bed-
Open Dally 10-9, Sat. '.',
Closed Sunday
WE'RE WAY
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It's the best price we've had on TURF
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So low, in fact, you'll probably want
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Prevent~ grub and mole damage toe.:.
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MICHIGAN'S
LARGEST
STORY & CLARK DEALER
5,000 Sq. Ft. Bag
was:::~a~~:;:ry.
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Before it Stlll1s witll
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Louise M. Hallis, 73, formerly
of 15937 Cranford lane, died in
Ypsilanti on Wednesday, April
20. She leaves two daughtei's,
Mrs. V. R. Donnelly (lone) and
Mrs. II. M. Shebek (Barhara);
a son, Bernard (Bud); and four
grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday
morning at'the Verheyden Funeral Home and St. Clare
! Chlli'ch. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery .
knotweed.
Only Scotts is Trion;zecl
Keeps Grass Greener Longer
CHRISTOPHER W. GATES
Christopher W. Gates, 65, of
1525 Dorthen, died at Henry
Ford Hospital on Monday, April
two sisters, Mrs.
1 18. He lenes
Barbara Ann Perry and Mrs.
Ben Cayfo!'d.
Services were held at the Verheyden
Funeral
Home. on
Wednesday afternoon.
Burial
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Controls viney weeds such as
chickweed, clover, seedling
out rosette weeds such .Protects lawn against Insects
2 Clears
as dandelion,' plantain, buck4
such as ants, grubs, chafers.
horn.
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new Story & Clark Plano os a
lasting SOUP.:.! of pride and on
enduring mark of distinction in
her home. Story & Clark's quality crofted Story tone Sounding
Board ACTUALLY iMPROVES
tone quality. This 3-ply laminoted Honduros Sou n din 9
Boord i!: guaranteed
for 50
years against cracking or splitting as the protection ot Story
& Clark's exquisite tone Quality
ond musical pitch.
Larger wunding board area,
direct blow nammer action ond
longer strings are modem features which further enhance
this dream in sound.
Story & Clark is the piano
with the ageless beauty of good
furniture . . • always in goad
toste.
CHOOSE FROM THESE
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Thursday April ~81 1966
BUILT.IN
GUIDE
If you have doubts about any.
thing, give your conscienee the
benefit of the dOllbt.
"fa-
.NUM STtEL
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DOUBLE-CROSS
Hospital Guild
Any man has a right to be
a live wire, but he has no right
to burn his associates,
Page Seven
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Sa,int John H06pital GaUd will
hOld the Annual Stag Dinner at
the Grosse Pointe Yacllt Club
on Wednesday, May 11, at which
,tim~ Edward F. Fisher will be
honored
and given the Men's
Guild "Man of the Year Award."
Fred Cody, genenl chairman,
has named John Wnt as his cochainnan of the party whieh in.
cludes
cocktails,
dinner
and
games.
The annual $100 a plate dinner l&l8kes it possible for the
hospital to give the residents,
graduates and internB the fin.
est education that can be given
paired or Replaced
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DELTA #100
Single Lever FAUCET
npeting
$89
C~'LLTODAY
wi'"
Jim Cilusley Leasing
It was through th~ gp.nernsity
of Mr. Fisher that the dream of
the
liew
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81. Edward's Chapel at
the hospital was realized. Mr.
Fishe-r is very much aware of
the importance ?f education and
feels that the many friends and
others interested in the medical
educ~tion at Saint John Hospi~
tal WI!! want to do their part in
helping to make this annual af.
fair
a __
huge ",,-'
&uecess. ,_
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with installation of new
40.gal., JO-yr. g'ass 'ined
water Iteater.
(f'lot
Offer expires April
ChevrolJets and Pontiacs
Ing of human lives. .
FREE
30, 1966.
HEAT;
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17425 MACK AVE.
Competing against 31 Scout c~noe teams, DAN
WOOD (pictured left) and JOHN WELCH disp~a:{
trophies for their winning time in the annual Boy
Scout Rifle River canoe race. Dan, of 591 Fishe~ road
and John, of 1005 Cadieux, are members of Christ
Church Episcopal Explorer Post 156. They covered
the 36 miles between the town of Selkirk and the
Greenwood Road Scout canoe base in only 203 minutes.
As a special salute to the winners, both 'were dunked
in .the icy water by playful competitors.
Lionel M. Chicoine
Fellowship Winner
Lionel
~alysis
vision
M. Chicoine, Purchase
Manager in Ford Di.
Purchasing
Office,
has
been awarded
an Alfred
P'.
Sloan Fellowship
at the Massaoousetts Institute
of Technol!'gv for 1966-67
Announeem~t
of the award
was mad
b D
W'IUam F
Poundis e y
ean
I
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of the Alfred P. Sloan
School o~ Management.
.Mr. ChIcoine, .. who has been
.~th
Ford
IMtor
Company
smce 1953, is a graduate of the
University
of :Michigan where
he received a Ba('hewr of Arts
degree in Economics.
He lives with his wife' and
three
children
at 833 North
Brys drive.
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MACK-HILLCREST
GONE
FOREVER
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taton for mlmey-but
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nor tih p
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line.
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roof is 34 inches beyond the line~
and that it is estimated that the
planter will extend apprO}~imate.
Iy. 20 inc~es. The south pla~tet
will b~ Wlthin the property line,
he saId.
If allowed to build the north
planter, the manager said, park.
ing lot t.raffic will be .still al.
lowed to exit on Whittier, eliminating a possible traffic ha,zard
chused by a Mack exit.
The
council
approved
the
building of the planter over the
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of six.pack
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or burglars,
broke
into the
establishment
by breaking the
glass of the rear
door, just
above the lock.
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the
Idesks and file cabinets
in all
the offices in the building, ineluding one leased by Milo Bar.
nett of 579 Eastland,
Detroit,
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THURSDAY
APRIL 28
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All the Impact'and electricity of the great debates are In this one hour series featuring.
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dow of an automobile belonging
to John Walker, 391 Washington'
road, while it was l'!U'ked in
ftont of his horne. The force o,f
the b~ow also cracked the windshield of Walker's car.
Sunday afternoon,
April ,24,
City pollce received a call from
Mrs. Eugene A. Powers, 517 Neff
road, telling them that a: rock
h£<d been thrown through
the
window on the driver's seat of
her automobile.
. ~olic~ are investigating
the
mCIdem;s.
eJF A TIMELY
NEW PROGRAM
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The same night or early the
next morning another brick was
smashed through the rear win-
OLD MONK, SELECTED, COLOSSA.L
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VIRNAI
"FIRI G U .E"
ON
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North Shore drive,
st. Clair ~1t~
Shores, an employe
of A. B. ':"."
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M~ck,
realtors,
opened
the
office at 8:23 a. m. on Tuesday,
April 19, and began her ",ork ~1t~
routine.
A few minutes later,
::;
she discovered
that t,he place ~n~
had been broken into during the ~1t~
night.
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Three incidents
of rocks or
bricks thrown
at automobiles'
were reported last week-end to
City police.
On April 23, between 6 and
10 p.m., Mrs. Duncan MacEach.
ern, of 568 S1. Clair, reported
that a brick had been hurled at
her automobile
while it was
parked in the Village Manor lot.
Police believe the brick was intended for the window at the
driver's ;eat but fell short, dent.
th d
th t'd
d
mg
e oor on
a 51 e an
leaving particle~ of brick em.
bedded.
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with
product
DEBATE
was !(!~pted
since that was
already il).' the fiscal budget.
Following the regular session,
the council adjourned
and reconvened as a Board of Appeals,
and granted Mrs. Ellen C. Ath.
. ey of 1212 Beanconsfield,
the
right to obtain a permit to 'Con.
.struct a six.foot fence along the
south property line adjacent to
the alley, next to her residence,
I Realty
For 30 y.on on tIie EoIt Sl~.
Road
CHALLENGES
NDRMAN
THOMAS
IN A SPECIAL.PRDVDCATIVE
right-of-way,
on condition that
upon receiving
a 60.day notice
from the city, which in all pro.
bability will never occur, the
funeral home must take down
this planter .
The terms were approved by
CharI",5 'l'Terheyden, owner of
..
v
The permissi?n
was given af. the h~ni.e; and' Alandt.
ter the council was informed
In another action, the council
that such a construction
is nec- approved a donation of $1,500 to
essary because a port cochere
tlte Grosse Pointe Park Little
roof is-already
constructed,
and Lp.ague, for the maintenance
of
for several
year::,
has been grounds and baseball diamonds
resting on unsightly
and Don. at Defer School. The league
conforming
temporary
steel had asked for a donation
of
posts.
.
$2,0001 but the lesser
amount
Burglar Visits
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WATCHES and ALL
GOLD JEWELRY
JEWEUR & GOLDSMITH
16437 E. Warren TU '1.~990
We buy old gold, Jewell)'
and diamonds.
WI F.
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-. -----The Par!t council, at Its regular. meetmg held on Monday,
April 25, granted the Verheyden
Funeral Home, 16300 Mack avenue, permission
to construct
a
port cochere over
public right
of way, at the west side of the
building.
Because of the angle of the
home's Whittier avenue proper.
ty line, c0!1s~uction of the n0:th
planter WIthin the property line
.
would make an exit onte Mack
. av.en~e
of..'I.
this, It awasnece~sity.
S81d
a Beca~e
permIt l.for
the pI'oject was denied.
"- Mrs.
FINE DJAMONDS,
Plata
'jz Mile Sout" of 9 Mile Rd., St. ClaIr Shores
Carry.()uts, PR 2-"62-0pen
Dally from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
PLAN
BY AN EXPERT
I remodel old Jewelry Into the
finest, laTest styles.
GREA T VALUES IN
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Only
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Funera I H orne
.., s Reques t
G rante d by Par k C ounCl.Z
Clayto~ Alandt, manager
of
the funeral home, in a letter to
the council, said that his establishmellt
prc}poses the con.
struction of two rather low gar.
den type colonial planters
to
support the roof, and that the
planters
will be identical
to
those sUvporting port cocheres
at the rear of the building.
~
Harger, an outstanding
teacher
Alpha Mu Chapter
of Delts
WIlS a char.
Kappa Gamma,
honorary
edu- and administrator,
ter
member
of Alpha
Mtt
cational fraternity,
will initiate
six Grosse Pointe teachers into Chapter and past prE sident.
their membership
on Saturd",y,
April 30, at the Detroit Yacht
Club.
Chosen for th~ir outstanding
work in the field of education
are: Mrs. Mary Jo Dillaman.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Miss
Virr,inia
Downs,
Mrs~
Laura
Gre.~ory, Miss Theone
50
$~r950
Psihas,
Mrs. Martha
Quigley,
and Mrs. Marilyn Ralph.
Following initiation and luncheon, the state president of Delta
IInd ta'"
our experienced leasing personne'
Kappa
Gamma,
Mrs. .Helen
Fullerton
will
address
the
group,
At this time a Memorial Trib.
ute under
the leadership
of
Margaret
Schmidt will be paid
17601 MAC.( AVE.
TU 6~4605
to Miss Marjorie
Harger
who
passed away on March 18. Miss
LEASING
in t:h&ir dedication to the sav-
~~
The committees
in charge of
the day's activities
are: Mem.
bership, Miss Clara Reed, chairman; Nominations,
Mrs. Gladys
Gies, chairman;
and Scholarship, Miss Gail Wog, chairman.
Six Tea.chers Being Honored
Winners of Canoe Race
To Honor Fisher
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GROSSE
POINTE
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N ursery Off.leers
All habits are Slteppng stones
-some lead up, others down.
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St. Paul
Chalfont
sponsor
gram in
the chur
May 6, a
Kennet
VILLAGE OF
Sealed bids for furnishing insurance on the automOitive
equipment owned by the City'ef Grosse Pointe Farms will
be received at the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Poin.te
Farms, Mich., 48236 until 11 A.M. on Thursda~, May 12,
1966, at which time all bids will be publicly opened and
read alQud.
Anyone interested' in furnishing a bid 'may' do so by
obtaining specifications at the office of the City Manager
during office hours.
The Council reserves 1Jhe right to reject any or all
bids, and to accept the bid deemea to be to the best
terest of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms.
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PETER CAPUTO
TO THE QU1I.LIFIED ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE OF
GROSSE POINTE SHORES, WAYNE AND MACOMB
COUNTIES:
Notice is hereby given that t.he regular Village Spring
Eiection is to be held in the Village of Grosse Pointe Shores,
Wayne and !lIacomb Counties, Michigan, on ":'uesday, May
17, 1966 for the purpose of electing the following officers:
Published in Grosse Pointe News issue of April 28, 1966.
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9:30 &
Church
Senior
President, clerk and 3 Trustees for regular 2 year term.
You are further notified that the polling place will be
Predaet 1- Vernier SChool, 36 Vernier' Road
, Precinct :~- Vernier School, 36 Vernier Road
You are furtller n()tified that the polls will ~ open from
8:00 a.m. unW 8:00 p.m. Eastern Stan<iard Time.
CITY CLERK
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Clifford B. Loranger
Clerk
John
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CITY OF
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION OF THE QUALlFIEEt ELEaORS OF
THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN
SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT
TO BE HELD
May 9, 1966
The City will take bids on the re,lacemeni of sidewalk
at various locations throughout the City. Copies of the
specifications and proposal may be obtained at the Public
Service Director's office during business hours.
Luth
Sunday ~
11:00 a.
vided a
Sunda:><
Please Take Notice that a special election of the qualifed electors of The Crosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County,
Michigan, will be held in said school district on Monday, May 9, 1966.
Rev. G~
Roger
THE POLLS OF ELECTION Will OPEN AT 7:00 O'CLOCK, A.M. AND CLOSE AT 8:00 O'CLOCK, P.M., EASTERN STAN-
DARD TIME.
Chr
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The following propositions will be submitted to the vote of the electors qua'ified to yote there/!)n at saiJdspecial election:
contractor is hereby advised that the actual con.
of this walk will not be started until after August
His attention is also called to the fact that a perof the walk to be replaced under this program
Mod
]. PROPOSITION TO ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
Shall Act. No. 188 of the Public Acts of 1955, as amended, being sections
3~0.871 to 390.883 of the Compiled. Laws of 1948, be adopted and be effective in a community college district comprised of Wayne County Intermediate School District, excepting therefrom the corporate territory of the
Northwest Wayne County Community College. District, the corporate
territo!')7 of the School District of the City of Dearborn, and those portions
of the Wayne County Intermediate School District situated in Monroe and
Washtenaw Counties?
.
results from root damage and all roots will have to be cut
and removed to provide proper grade for the new walk.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified
~heck, bank draft or satisfactory surety bid bond in au
amount not less than 5 per cent of the total bid price as
Gros~
Sunday Sc
Wors~
Nur~ry fo
Pestor: Rl
Direct
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guarantee and security for the acceptance of the contract.
No proposal, once submitted,
may be withdrawn
,
Kerd
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Sealed proposals for the replacement of 'an estimated
14,000 square feet of sidewalk wilJ. be received at th~
City Hall, 00 Kerby Road, Grosse Poinie Farms, Michigan
48236, until 11:00 A.M. on Thursday, May 5, 1966, at
wlJich time all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.
The
struction
3, 1966.
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Insurance Coverage
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happened, they told her that
they talked to the city manager
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There are days when a per- 'vas Bill Bigham who, as Dan kept practicing."
The patrol. and he said that since it was
son's Ivck is so bad he thinks put it, "hit fouls aU over the man rambled over to the fence just an accident, the city would
~omeone must have planned it . place, just missing f-ars." Once and watched them practice. paJT for it.
that way. Dan Wright, a senior though, he hit thl;lhood of a car, After a while, a few of the boys
It just goes to show that had
at Grosse Pointe St. Paul High I but if there was any damage at went over to talk with him, and luck isn't nearly so bad at all
School can sympathize with him, all, it wasn't even detectable.
presently Dan did too. Kon said if it's with a "nice cop."
Hil' luck ~eally put the cherry
Dan was third \/p to bat. he wasn't angry and understood
on the cake. .
He says: "I hardly hit any fouls that it was just an i1.ccident,
Dan and the other boys on ..• untid. the end of my turn. but that someone would have to'
the baseball team were playing Then 1 hit one jllSt as a police pay for it.. He asked
the
at Kerby field on Monday, April car was ooming. It hit the win\l. school h~d Insurance' ana th~n
18. It wasn't exactly an ideal shleid square in the middle. got Dan s name and phG:le
practice session becauec the The glass didn't shatter but it number. "And" s.aid Dan, "that
Mrs. He~nry E. Bodman, II,
th
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f
~oach wasn't there and they was completely cracked."
was" e en 0 I . . . or the will serve as presid€nt of the
couldn't play on the regular
The policeman, Bob K'ln, was, day,
Christ C h u r c h Co-operative
diamond. There was a game stunned. After he pulled the car
The next afternoon, when Dan Nursery for, 1966.67.
scheduled the next day and they over to the side of the road, he wasn't home, there was a phone
Other officers are Mrs. Gordidn't want to "wreck it uP." got out and scratched his head call for him. His mother an- don T. Ford, vice.president;
They played on another dia. as he gaped at his windshield. swered. "The other party asked }lIrs. George P. Craighead, reo
mond next to the regular one. Then he bent down to the curb for me and my mother said 1 cording secretary; ,Mrs. Robert
It had a backstop, but didn't and good.naturedly picked up wasn't there but asked if she Stoothoff, corresponding secrecatch very many fouls because I the ball and threw it back.
could take a messag~. Then tary; Mrs. Arthur B. Hudson,
it was not curved.
Meanwhile, Dan had been the other party said: 'This is t,easurer;
and Mrs. J.~ Law-,
Just the same, the boys got star ding there nervo!.lsly. "I the police' and my mother renct: Buell membership chairout there and started a prac- didn't dare look at h!m. When gl'\gged."
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It All Appears to Depend Upon Whose Car Is'Struck
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for
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at least 30 ciays after the actual opening of the bids. The
City ~f Grosse P-ointe Farms 'reserves the right to w~ive
any irregularity in any bid or to reject any or all bids
,THE FOllOWING
and to accept the bid deemed to be to the best interest of
the City,
TWO YEAR TERMS
CLERK
Published in thE'; Grosse Pointe News, April 28, 1966.
CITY OF'
~sst 1l'oinit JtIl1RS
(s) A citizen of the United ~tes
April 18, 1966
The meeting was called to order at
8:\)0
Mayor William G. Butler, presided.
Councilman Mark C. Stevens was excused from attend.
ing the meeting.
The minutes of. the regular meeting of April 4, 1966
were approved as submitted.
The following rePQrts were rec€ived and ordered filed.
A.
Controller's
report for the month of February,
1966.
B. Building Department
March, 1966.
report for the month of
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C. Fire Department for the month of March, 1966.
Payment of the following Special Bills was approved
by the Council.
A.
(21)
1 and 2)
years of age;
At said Spe('ial Election, the following additional proposition will also be submitted
to the vote of the qualified electors of the School District:
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3. BONDING PROPOSITION
Shall The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigau, borrow
the sum of not exceeding Two Million Seven Hundred Fifty Thousand ($2,750,000.00) Dollars and issue its -bonds therefor, for the purpose of providing additional funds to complete the erecting, furnishing and equipping of a new senior
high school in the School District, and of completing the erecting, furnishing and
equipping of an auditorium (having a seating capacity of app.roximately 800
persons) to be erected in conjunction with and sdjacent to such proposed new
senior high school?
Councilman Mark C. Stevens.
Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Consulting Engineers for
engineering services rendereet in the amount of
Each pers\>n voting on the above"Bonding Proposition (Proposition 3) must he(a) A citizen of the United States of America, over twenty-one (21) years of age;
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(b) A reSident of the Stat(. of Michigan for six (6) months and of the School District
for thirty (30) days next preceding the da.te of the election;
(c) The owner of property assessed for taxes within the School District, or ehe lawful
husband or wife of such owner;
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.
(d) A registered elector in the city or township in which he resides.
TAKE NOTICE, that the Board of Education has estimated the expense of making
the impro\"<lments listed in the above Bonding Proposition to be Eleven Million Six
Hundred 'fwenty Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty Two ($11,627,982.00) Dollars,
and it is necessary to raise by borrowing anA issuing bonds of the District, the sum
of Two Million Seven Hundred 'Fifty Thousand -($2,750,000.00) Dollars for the purpose
of providing additional funds to complete the same, the balance, of the cost to be
paiq from the proceeds of the sale of bonds of '\he school district previously issued by
the 'School district, and from other funds legally available to the school d,strict for this
purpose.
.
$835.32.
B. Weissman Contracting Company in the amount of
$8C,553.25 for steel sheet piling, steel sheet piling
breakwater and harbor dredging, at Pier Park
Marina.
The bid of Roy O'Brien Ford Company in the amount
of $1,937.80 for furnishing the City with four Police Cars
was approved by the Council.
The Council approved the request of Mr. R. H. W.
Chadwell, Jr. of 152 Clov~rly RO:ld to construct a fence
along Kercheval Avenue on his pl'operty.
On z>roper m(lofion made supported
meeting adjourned at 9:M p.m.
WILLIAM
and carried
the
The. places of eJection will be the duly de'signateCi voting places in each el~ction
precmct in the School District, and ar~ as follows:
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PRECINC';l' NO I-Votin~
place at ROBERT TROMBLY SCHOOL, 820 Beaconsfield,
Grosse POlDt~ Park, MichIgan. Precinct to include: Nonb, middle of Jefferson Avenue;
East, rear lot line of the east side 01 Bighop Lane; South, Lake St. Clair; West, Detroit
City Limits.
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PRECINCT NO.2-Voting
place at GEORGE DEFER SCHOOL, 15425 Kercheval:
AVf>llUe,Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan: Precinct to include: North, middle of .Mack'
Avenue; East, rear lot line of the east side of Whittier Avenue; South, middle of
Jefferson Avenue; West, Detroit City Limits. (Includes both sides of Waybucn 'Avenue.)
PRECIN.OT NO, 3-Voting place at the LEWIS E. MAIRE SCHOOL, 740 Cadieux
Road, CIty of Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Precinct to include: North, middle of Mack
Avenue; East, rear lot line of the east side of Univel!iity Place; South, Lake St. Clair;
West, rear lot line of the west side of Kensington Road to Jefferson Avenue and the
rear lot line of the east.side of Bishop Lane south of Jefferson Avenue.
PREplNCT NO. 4--Voting place at the PERE GABRIEL RICHA~D SCHOOL, 176
McKinley, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. Precinct to include: North, middle of Mack
Avenue; East, rear lot line- of the south side of Moran Road; South, Lake St. Clair;
West, rear- lot line of the west side of Rivard Boulevard.
G. OUTLER
Mayor
!lETER CAPUTO
City Clerk
Rogers Armour
Paul D. Borman
Donald C. Browne
Murle J Campbell
James C Chambers
Charles A. Hathaway
Earl Keltnedy
Richard T. Kelly
CarolYnTte M, Kubert
Ruby Kuzma
Hans Lantzsch
Milton S. Marwil
Richard L. Petoskey
Florence Singbiel
John Weiss
Bernard Vandette
N. Joseph Yager
(c) A registered -elector in tile city'or township in which he resides.
p.m.
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PRECINCT NO.5-Voting
pll'ce at the NEW KERBY SCHOOL, 285 Kerby Road,
Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. Precinct to irccIllde: North, boundary line between
Grosse Pointe Farms and Grosse Pointe Shore:;.Grosse Pointe Woods from Lake St.
Clair to the rear lot line of the east side of Chalfonte Avenue. thence southerly to
the middle of Moross Road, thett~e westerly to the middle of Mack Avenue; East, Lake
St. Clair; South, rear lot line of the south side of Moran Road; West, middle of Mack
Avenue from Moran Road to thn middle of Moross Road.
PRECINCT NO.6-Voting
place at the DEXTER M. FERRY SCHOOL, 748 Roslyn
Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Precinct to include: N.')rth, Wayne.Macomb
County Line; East, Lake St. Clair; Suuth, southe;'ly rear lot line of Vernier Road from
Marter to Fairway Lane and by a line which would extend from the rear lot line of
Frorway Lane along the rear lilt line of the Vernier Circle and Maple Lane subdivi.
si(llns to the line which separates Grosse Point~ Woods from Grosse Pointe Shores,
thence extending north to the south rear lot line of Vernier Ro~O:,thence extendi.ng
east to Lake Shore, except that all of the are;; included on Fairway Lane shall be
in the Ferry district; West, the middle of Marter Road from Vernier Road to the rear
lot line of the south side of Roslyn Road, then,~e westerly to the middle of Goethe,
thence northerly to the Wayne-Macomb County line.
Fee:
PRECINICT NO.7-Voting
place at the STEVENS T. MASON SCHOOL, 1840 Verni~t
Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Precinct to include: North, Wayne Coul:ityMacombLCounty Line; Ea~, middle of Goethe southerly to rear lot line of the south
side of Roslyn Road, t,p,ence easterly to the middle of Marter Road; thence southerly
to the rear lot line south sid*, of Vernier Road. thence easterly to the rear lot line
west side of Fairway Lane, thence southerly to ..he recIr lot line of the south side of
Lochmoor Boulevard; South, r~ar lot line of th~~south side' of Lochmoor Boulev?.rd;
West, Grosse Pointe Woods.Harper Woods Line.
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PRECINCT NO.8-Voting
place at the JOHN M'JNTIETH SCHOOL, 1275 Cook Road,
Grosse Pointe Woods, MichIgan. Precinct to include: No~..h, rear lot line of the south
side of LOc:1ID'00rBoulevard; East, middle of Mack Avenue: southerly to rear lot line
south side of Oxford Drive, thence easterly to m:ddle of MILleRiver, thence southerly
to Cook Road, thenee continuing southerly along rear lot. line of the east side of
Chalfonte to middle of Moross Road; South, middle of Moross Road extending
westerly from east side of Chalfonte to middln of Mack Avenue; West, boundary
between Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods No. 2 School District from the Detroit City
Limit~ to the rear lot line of the south side of Kenmore Drive, thence easterly to the
middle of H~len Avenue, thence northerly to the rear lot line of the south side of
Lochmoor Boulevard.
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PRECINCT NO.9-Voting
place at the CHARLES A. POUPARD SCHOOL. 20655
Lennon, -City of Harper Woods, Michigan. Precind to include: North, Wayne CountyMacomb County line; East, Harper Woods-Grosse Fointe W.)ods line from County line. to
the south side of Lochmoor Boulevard; thence south along tile middle "f Helen Avenue
to- rear lot line of Kenmore Drive; South, the rear lot line of the south side of Kenmore
Drive; West, the middle of Beaconsfield Drive to the middle of Vernier Road, thence
westerly to the County Line. ,
PRECINCT NO. lO-Voting nlace at the JOHN R BARNES SCHOOL, 20090 Morning~ide Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Precbct to include: North, a line extend.
i!1g from the rear lot line of Fairway Lane along ';he line extending along the rear lot
line of the .area included in the Vernier Circle and Maple Lane subdivision from
Fairway Lane to the line which separates Gr"ssll Pointe Woods from Grosse Pointe
Shores, thence extending north to the north rear lot line of Willison thence
extending ~ast to Lake Shore; East, Lak~ St. Clair; South, by the line which separates
Grosse POInte Farms from Grosse Pomte Woods and Grosse Pointe Shores from
ChaIfonte to the Lake Sh()re; West, east side of Chalfonte from the line which
separates Grosse Pointe Farms from Grosse Pointe Woods, extending northerly to Cook
Road, thence to the middle of Uilk River, continuing northerly to the southerly rear
l()t line of Oxford Drive, thence west along the re ar lot line of Oxford Drive to Maek
'Avenue, thence north tl\ the northerly rear lot :ine of North Renaud Road thence
easterly to the middle of Fairway Drive back to the point of beginning.
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Thb Notice is given by order of the Board of Ed'Jcation of The Grc.sse Pointe Public
School Syst~m, Wayne County, Michigan.
Dated: April 5, 1966
T
gent -
times
closed
geri~
ness
kodac
revoh,
nual J
CHUli
SuruUJ
p.m. 11
T
to att~
TC
ALICE M. !-tYKES
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Publish in the Grosse Pointe News for April 28, ,1966.
j
Kathleen Straus
(b) A resident of the State of Michigan for six (6) montns and of the School District
for thiny (30) days next preceding the. date' of the election;
.
Frese.lt on Roll Call: Mayor William G. Butler, Councilmen William G. Kirby, Henry E. Bodman, II, James H.
Dingeman, Richard C. Hudson, Benjamin S. Warren, Jr.
Absent:
of ~America over twenty-one
19950
SIX YEAR TERMS
Edward Baron
Frank P. Briglia
John B. Ciprimi
Albert B. Cleage, Jr.
E. Mike Crane
Harry Gibson
Murray E. Jackson
John C. Kreger
Alvin R. Lemke
Stanley Lewin
Mark O. Mills
Thomas J. Olechowsld
Irving Panush
Robert Potts
Carey W. Richmond
Edward J. Soronen
. Each person voting on the above COQlmunity College propositions (numbered
af!d to elect a Board of Trustees therefor must be-
SUMMARY OF MINUTES
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FOUR YEAR TERMS
Henry E. Bodman, II
Charles E. Brake
Helen Nuttall Brown
John A. Burtka
Malcolm G. Dade, Jr.
Otto Feinstein
Douglas A. Fraser
Walter E. Gillson
Herbert J. Greaves
Eldon G. Hancock
Thomas Malone
...
William Edward McDonald
Gerard McGrath
Howard W. Pearsall
Irving J. Rubin
Frank A. Semperger
Patrick Michael Sheridan
Lillian Stack.
Glenn L. l'!lllite
JamflS Wisniewski
PETER CAPUTO
CITY
PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED:
Secretary, Board of Education
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Thursday
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April 28, 1966
GROSSE
f, April 28. 1966
Family Night At St. Paul Ev.
Shores
gular
Election
THE VILLAGE OF
E
AND
MACOMB
lIar Vilhge Spring
rosse Pointe S~lores.
n, on Tuesday, May
e follo\\<ing officers:
~gular 2 year term.
ng place will be
ernier Road
erni~r Road
will h~ open from
dard Time.
~ord B. Loranger
k
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The women of the Church of St. Paul will present a "Magic
51. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church, I Show," Refreshments will be
Chalfonte and Lothrop, willi served afterwara. Parents and
sponso~ a Family Night Pro- children are invited.
gram In the Fellowship Hall at
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the chUrch Gn Friday evenin
Mr .. Lentz has. glVen t,ulS
May 6, at 7:30.
g"
s~ow mnumerable hmes du~ng
Kenneth Lentz, the Vicar at hIS. stu?ent years a~ Caplt~ll
--- -".-._._~-." ~----._"-- _------ Umverslty
and Semmary In
,-----------Columbus, O.
POINTE
NEWS
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Young Musicians Center Offers
Receive Tribute Thailand Film,s
..
Mot~rist Guilty
On Two Counts
Page Nine
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2,000 Teachers At Conference
compasses
the
c<>unties of
Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, and
St, Clair. Over 100 local school
Close to 2,000 educators Association for SupeJ"vision and
districts
are represented
in
from Detroit and Wayne coun~y Curriculum
DeveloI: ment en. Region "A".
schools will converge on two ~_d_r-..-..~_a
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locations
(F ran k 1i n High
School, Livonia, and Osborn
O'l'en Sundil'/I 10:00 to 4:00
High School, Detroit,) on April
Thur;a. Ind Fri. Till ~':OOP.M.
28 to attend the Region "A"
curriculum conference of the
Michigan Association for Super.
FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS
en Order of $5 or More
vision and Curriculum Development. ....
• Cltoic:eBeef for your food
locker or ~"me freezerThe afternoon-evening
cur.
riculum sessions will be con• Custom made deerskin
products
cluded with a keynote address.
Oldest in the Woods
Dr. Charles Wilson, Superin• Lockeu ovailable for rent
tenuent of The Grosse Pointe
21020
MACK
at
Roslyn
Rd.
18410 Morang nr. Kelly
Public School System, is being
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featured at the Osborn Center
VE 9-0111
in Detroit. His topic is entitled, _" _ •.-..,~~I"""'''''_D_~
"Today's Child - Paw n or
Promise."
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Gerald ,Carter, 30, of 94 Mt.
Four Grosse Pomte HIgh
Color films of Thailand will
School students
have been be shown on the Grosse Pointe Vernon, Detroit, w~s sentenced
selected to audition for the War Memorial's
"Meet the t9 pay a fine of $25, or spend
semifinals
of the. Michigan Travellers" series Monday eve- 10 days in the Wayne Oounty
Youth Arts Festival. They were ning, May 9, at 8 o'clock in Jail, after he was found guilty
chosen by their adjudicators at Fries Auditorium. Showing the on two traffic violation oounts
The Grosse Pointe
the recent State Solo and En. film will be Mr. and Mrs. by Woods Municipal .Judge Don
semble Festival in Jackson, James T. Fitzpatrick. who reo Goodrow.
Congregattonal
THE GROSSE POINTE
MiChigan fQr their outstanding ~enUy returned from a world
Carter was arrested by Woods
police on Monday, April 18, and
' Church
BAPTIST CHURCH
solo performances.
crt-lise.
240 Chalionte at Lothrop.....
8 Mile at Mack,
The local music students are:
Bangkok, the Venice of the was arraigned the next day, for
driving without hving an oper.
9:30 & 11:00 Worship Service
Grosse Pointe Woods
Dan Smith, piano (senior); Car- East, will figure largely in dtor's license on his person,
Church School'-Crlb Room thru
Invites you to worship
men Nemeth, violin' (junior); these pictures with its Klongs, a'lid .for making an improper
Senior High at both services
with us.
Mark Law r e n c e, trombone palaces and temples; it is one turn from a second ane,
Sermon Tnpic:
(junior); and Tim Place, trom- of the most interesting and
10:00 a.m. Church School
Pat r 0 I man Adrian Meer"ECCLESIA?"
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
bone (sophomore).
sp~ctacular cities in the world.
haeghe
said he saw Carter drivMinister
7:00 p.m. Evening Worship
These students will audition Viewers will see the royal
and Radio Broadcast
In Lansing on April 30, for in- barges, the royal enclosure ing north on Ma~k avenue. and
John William Estes, Jr.
dividual
adjudicators.
Those and the shrine of the Emerald making a right turn onto Verni.
Dr. A. Dale Ihrie, Minister
selected by adjudicators in the Baddha. Other famous temples er from the second l.ane. When
Region "A" of the Michigan
morning will he expected to to be shown include the Tem- stopped, Carte<.r could not pro- ------------perform !n the afternoon for all pIe of Dawn, The Wat Po, and duce a lieense, the officer said.
judg~s.
the Marble Temple.
First English
Carter was taken to the staWinners will have the oppor.'
Then it's 'off to Ayudb and tion 400 given a violation ticGrosse Pointe
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tunity to perform in an all- the ruins of the ancient capi. ket for the li~ense offense and
EVI
Rotory Club
8'oother
for
the
improper
turn.
state band or orchestra, or will tal of Siam. Along the way will
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A .. tiQue Show
be invit?d to perform a solo be stal1ds of teakwood with He was released on $100 bond
May 2.6
The Lions Club of Grosse
;with accompaniment
by the elephants hard at work. The and appeared for tr~ the neXit Pointe Woods will conduct a
17150 Moumee ot N.ff
day.
Vernier Road at Wedgewood
postponed house-to-house drive
Cpen 9 to 6, Tues. and Fri. 'til 8 p.m.
A Liberal Church for all people Interlochen Arts A cad t; m y camera will take the audience
Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods
"Meerhaeghe said that a check for White Cane Funds for the
Orchestra or Band. The All- to the border of Burma_
Eorly Service--8:30 a.m.
Morning Service and
state band and orchestr~.~
Grosse Pointers and - thei~" with other police agencies dis- Blind on Saturday, April 30.
Sunday Church
Church School-10:30 a.m.
perfo.rm. as part of the acbVIties guests are cordially invited closed that Carter was wanted
The original fund drive was
by Warren police for ignoring to have taken place on SaturSchooJ--9:30 a.m.
of MIchIgan Week in May.
free of charge
Sermon Topic:
15102 Kercheval
VA 1-8200
a red light.
.
One of the judges at the State
.
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Later Service--11 :00 a.m.
day, April 23, 'but becs,u<;e of
Grosse
Pointe's
only
Gun
Shop
"THE N~
MORAUTY"
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Solo and Ensemble Festival
inclement we~ther, the drive
wrote a personal letter to Mr.
was postponed until this coming I
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Dr. Harry
C. Meserve, Minister
Saturday.
----~-~-Russell R e e d, inJltrumental
music instructor
.at Grosse
The canes are for the blind I
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Pointe High School, containing
and are given to sightless people
SERVICINiG THE GROSSE POINTES
the following; "Mark Lawrence
without charge, and can be obFOR OVER
CENTURY
was the outstanding
one I
The Grosse Pointe CbIlmber
The Grosse Pointe Education tained from any Lions Club on
heard all day! And he "received Singers wLll be presenJt~od in Association Board of Delegates application.
Every Style of fence
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,the
highest rattng . . ," The concert in.the Crystal Ballroom' voted unanimously on April 25 In addition to purchasing
Chalfonto and Lothrop
kercheval at McMlIJan
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remark
was
made
by
Glenn
of
Fries
Auditorium
on
Sunday,
to
endorse
the
Grosse
Pointt!
White
Canes,
funds
raised
in
,
erected for you
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Smith, Univeraity of Michigan May 8, at 3:30 p,m.
Schnol Bond Electj()D scheduled the drive will be used purchase
We Invite You to Worship
Sunday Service: at,,9:30 and I
School of Music.
With Us
As part of their Mo1ber's for May 9.
eye glasses anC'.to pay for eye
11:00 a.m. (Nursery
pro- I!
WORSHIP 8:30 and 11
Day observance, the Ohamber
GPEA is the elected sole ne. _~xaminations, or eye operations,
vided at Both Services).
Nursery: Ages 1 and 2
Including
Singers will perfOl'M choral gotiating agent with the Board if needed, for tho~e who ca~lnot
Sunday School-9:30
a.m.
TROUBLE AHEAD
~unday School: Ages 3 - 9
music from the /Rennaissance
of Education for aU Grosse afford to pay f~r these se~Ices.
Chain
Link
All-Steel and
Rev. Charles W. Sandrock
R.v. Gee.....
KOB.
Never be too £48t to grab at I and ~man.tic Periods, as well Pointe Public School teachers,
The Woods LIOns urge cltizens
Pastor
Rustic Styles
Roger M. Goetz, Vicor
Iln opportunity-it
might turn as som~ contemporary works.
The Board of Delegates repre. t~ be generous when volunteers
Kenneth R. Lentz
g
out to be a hot plrtato.
Th 1 tt
'11'
1d
t sents teachers from all schools rm idboot!bellSand ask for a
VI",.
e a er Wl me u e Ie - and departments in the system. con tr u Ion.
Hngs of A. A. Mihie po ems
-----Gro... Point.
about Christopher Robin, which
Dr. William Sosnowsky, GPEA
Money"could do more for folks
10403 HARPER
Christ the King
RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL
have been arranged for mixed president,
issued this state. if they expected it to do less.
METHODIST CHURCH
t3ethany
chorus
by
William
Gard,
who
ment:
"Our
members
are
keenLutheran Church
211 Mo:olI Rood
Christian Church
,
conducts the Ohamber Sina81'S. ly aware,of the crowded condi886.2363
(Disciple. ot Ch.rlst)
Mock and Lochmoor
tions which exist at aU school
Mhl~.ter.
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The performance will feature levels. We recognize that theGrosse Pointe WOoOs
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Jame. D. Nixon
5901 Cadieux ROlld
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solOi by soprSDOI Jeane ZeolI construcuQn of Grosse Pointe
Sunday School and Bible Classes ,
Robert C. H•• tin,.
At Linville
and Barbara Bail..,y and tenOl' High SchoQl North as swiftly as
9 a.m.
Invites You Te, See Ed Moses
9:30 WorshIp: C h u r c h School
Serving Grosse Pointe
possible is imperative in order
through 8th ,r.de. Adult Richard Johns. Sue and Jem
Worship: 10:30 a,m,
Classes,
Hughes will provide the ac- to continue Grosse Pointe's
Nursery for Children thru A,;e 5
For Your Next New or Used Car
9:45 Church School
companiment and double as hIgh standards of ,education. We
11:!10 Worship: C h u r (' h School
Pastor: Rev. Walter J. Geffert
throu,h Senior Hi,h.
mem"bers of the alto and bass as, teachers feei that Grosse
6:30 Youth Fellowships
Nuraery contlnuou •.
Director of Education:
sel-11oM, when their talenta at Pointe children dClltrVe the
10:45 Worship
Richard G. Krenning
All a1'. welcome,
the piano are not called for. belit.
regardless oj race.
TUxedo 4-5090
Oflher members of the CJwm"The GPEA's first objective
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ber Siniers ....e: Naney Wll- is to continue to improve the
lianu
and Jan
W 0 11 a r d, educational
program
of the
FIRST CHURCH Of CHRIST, SCIENTIST
sopranos;
D
0 J 0 res
Shaheen,
Grosse
Pointe
Public
School
Grosse Pointe Farms
Sunday 10:30 a.m.-Church. Sunday School and Infant.. RoolQ
Lois Johns, HeIer! McCOIloohie, : System," continued Dr. SosnowWednesday 8 p.m.. TestimonIal Meetl'lC
and' Marilyn Stockwell, aitot; sky. "The overwhelming en.
WM. H. FRIES AUDITORIUM,
32 LAKESHORE ROAD
Carl Angelli. Ed Griswuld, and dorsement of the May 9 Bond
ReadIng Room. 19613 Mack Ave.
J''r
Alex Su:zek, tenors; and Steve Issue by our Board of Delegates
Dally 10 to 5 ('xcept Sundays and Holldays
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h G
7 to 9 Thursday and Friday evenIngs
'.
T e ..rosse Pointe Hauser, Mike Johnstone, and is evidence of the feelings of the,
ED MOSES
Robert
Wallard.
basses.
teaching
staif."
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Lions to Stage
Postponed Drive
Grosse Pointe
Lutheran
Unitarian Church
Ohurch
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BI McDANIEL GUN SHOP
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Chamber Singers Teachers Back
To Give Concert, B~nd Proposal
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St Paul Ev.
Lutheran Church
St. James
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Harold W. Abram, Aulstant Minister
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THE GROSSE POINTE
MEMORIAL CHURCH
16 Lakeshore
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L, James Schn.eider. chairman of the Bach Festival committee, Cranbrook Music Guild.
has revealed plans for an annual Bach festivaJ, to be kno-wn
as "Bach at Cranbrook." For
its opening season. "Bach BJt
Cranbrook" will consist of two
c~ncerts, ope" at 2:15 o'c'lock
and the other at 8 ()'clock, on
May 14, ~t Cranbrook's Christ
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SU'l1,day services- at 9:45 a.m., 11:00 a.m. and 7:00
p.m. Weekdays at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p,m.
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Anothel
deep left
from thir
batter stJ
led 1-0.
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first two
out, fo11o\
to first to
With or
batter at
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the next b
to bat wl:
The fir~
sent a lon~
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by the nE
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singled an
the' next I
at second
by Art M
and a sac
Ranney sc
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next baU
Devil ralll
score tied
innings.
The thir
Gintse mo
Jim "Bulle
the pitchil
the third ~
team was
centerfield
lee, who 1
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all three Rl
got a man
th~'ough a
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batters. In
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his second
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stranded,
tied at 2-2
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game.
In the e
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CAMPAIGN
15 UNDER WAY
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strikeouts.
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single and
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was able tl
The nint
a runner
but he aga
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Mitchell pi
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pitcher Fo:
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We wish we had room to list the many, many activities and benefits proceeding from the
Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center. We know you are aware of most of them and probably ta1.e part in a few yourself. That's why we are counting on a simple REMINDER of
the once~a-year Family Participation Campaign to do the work of a long plea for the 1,4
of the Center's lunning expenses you are being asked to contribute. (The remaining % of
the expenses are self-generating.)
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Weare counting again this year on the spontaneous generosity of the Grosse Pointe community for support of their own recreational, cultural, social and educational fountainhead.
Give all you can; and remember -,' your contributions help the Center to serve YOU!
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inning whe
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Mark C. Stevens
President
passed ball
walked, bu
the next b,
base. The
both sides
with both
two strlkeo
In the
Ginste sin
the next
runners sc,
Bill Blakes
on a single
scored as 1
the batter
(Grosse Pointe War Memorial receives no public tax
funds nor United Foundation funds. Contributions are
tax-deductible.)
picked off
walking. Th
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I Neighborhood Club Ne¥.'iJ
- Co.Ed
Gourmet CookiDg
2. Requirements are that the
A course in Gourmet Cooking girls organize their own team
By Dale Eichbauer
for senior high school students under adult supervision.. Entry
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'is
being Club
offered
the Neighfee is
$5 perS3turday
team. Games
will
After their season opener had been rained out,
.e
borhood
at by
Brownell
Jun. be
played
m~rnings
Blue Devils of Grosse Pointe High School oplmed theIr
Walter
B. (Wally) Ford ior High on Wednesdays from on a field most convement to
1966 baseball home season by defeating
th.e Big Re~s and Don MacKay success5:30-7:30 p. m. The course wU all teams.
of Port Huron Central 3-2. The victory~ WhICh came In fully defended
their .tit~e scheduled to .tart April 20,
Get those teams entered at
the bottom of the ninth inning, concluded
a long. and arid took the crown ag81n m however due to lack of regis. 710 Notre Dame or call TU
tough piichers'
duel.
.~--------the .annual tournament
that tratic;:lS it will be delayed one 5-4600.
In the first inning, with Mike ing.tripled, but failed to score closes the season for The week. For further information
Van de Gintse for the Devils, himself in the inni:ng and the Tennis House. They rlefeat- Call TU 5-4600.
the Reds managed to get men on Devils led 6-1.
ed Norman Sprock and Dr.
Horseback Riding
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first and second with a walk
The Devils scored two more John Lazadre
in the final
The Neighborhood Club bas
followed by a bunt. A saclifice as Art Mitchell singled, moved match, 6.0, 6.1.'
scheduled three horseback rid.
bunt by the third Red batter to second on an error, stol~
The popular champions have ing trips May 7, 14, and 21. The
Backyard gardening can be
moved the runners to second third, and scored on an error sbared the title in this doubles bus will leave at 9 a.m. from
a
challenge to any person and
and third with only one out.
which left teammate P~e on tournament a total of 11 times the parking lot across from the
add
a great deal of pleasure.
Another sacrifice, this time to first. Singles by the pI~cher since the first tourney was beld old Neighbot"hood Club-17145
deep left field, scored the man Hahn a~d by Van de Gmsta in 1950. That year Wally was Waterloo. Registrations for the It is a challenge to produce the
from third, and with the next scored Plke.
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paired' with his brother-in-law, trip must be made at 710 fiotre first ripe tomato, the largest
batter striking out, the Reds
The f:rstbatter
for the W1lliam Clay Ford. They were Dame ,at least 10 days before cucumber, or even a quart. of
large sparkling red straw~rled 1-0.
Huskies singled .. Thl~ next was the first names inscribed on scheduled trip.
:iee. It is fun to compare proIn their half of the fir::t, the safe on a fieldp.r's choice, and the plaque which hangs in t:':'le
Girls Softball
first two Devil batters struck the bases were loaded when the Tennis House at the foot of
The Neighborhood Club is duce with your neighbor. best
out followed by a putout short next. ~as safe on ~n error. A Moselle place.
sponsoring a Softball League friend, or even your pals at
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to first to end the inning.
sacrifice fly and a smgle scored
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. for Fifth and Sixth grade. girls. the office.
This can be done on a very
With one out in the ~econd, two of the runne:s, but the
Wally w~s a w';Dner agam m The April 15 deadline for en.
the Reds got a man on flrst by inning ended before the Huskies 1956, playmg WI~ Ralph T. tries has b~n extended to May small plot of soil, or include
a walk. He _moved to second on could manage to score any.more McElvenny, and tile third title
_ it along with your landscape.
a stolen base and scored when oZ their runners.
came last yeu, with MacKay.
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Two tomato plants ' can be
the second baseman threw wi~d
In the seventh, the D~vils
Seven Time WiDDer
Cpl. Joseph A. aey grown em eight ~quare feet of
. space on the south side of the
attempting to toss out t~e next picked up their final run when
Don, probably as ~ine player In Marine Avie.tion
house, or in the border of
batter at first. After putt10g out Bill Blakeslee singlE!d and was as. any in the metropolitan area,
the landscape. Plant early bethe next batter, the Devils ,,:e!1t sent home on a triple by Rob will have his name on .the
to bat with a tWO run deflclt. Zink who was left stranded. .
plaque for. the seventh time . Marine Lance Corporal Josf'!pb tween AprU 20 and May 1.
Cover with a large pl&stic
The first batters, Bob Lynch,
The Huskl.es rallied i~ the when this year's L."scribi~g. is A. Macy, -son of Mr. and Mrs.
sent a long double down the left bottom of the seventh as they taken care of. He played Wl~ L. A. :Macy of 818 Cadieux Road, bag to protect from cold nights.
field line. Following a strike?ut scored four runs. It began when Walter (Pudge) Cavanaugh,. 10 Grosse Pointe, Mich., is present. Use wire hoops to hold the bag
1y serving with Marine Fighter away from the plant. Cut two
by the next batter, Rob Zmk the first batter of the inning 1955, '57, '58 and '59 in ta~g
singled and both ~nners stole singled and the batter following the champions}J.ip, teamed with Attack Squadron 531 (VMFA- openings about 2 square inch£.'S
the' next base, puttmg runners doubled. The ooses were loaded McElvec:lY in 1964 to win ag~in 531), a unit of the Second Ma- each to provide ventilation. Anat second and third. A double when the next walkl!d, and the and l'eI'ea~
.last year w.th rine Aircraft Wing b~ed at the chor at the base with solI.
Marine Corps Air ~ tat ion,
Plant one hill of gynoecious
by Art Mitchell scored Lynch runner at third sc'ored on a WaUy. '.
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cucumbers and 'raise enough for
and a sacrifice bunt by Mark wild pitch. When the next batter
Ford and MacKay b~at Dr. 'Cherry Point, N. C.
The squadron is equipped with your table, and give to your
Ranney scored Zink. With the waa safe on a fielder's choice, Pierce Smith and Henry Gage
next batter striking out, the the man at third scored. Another in the semi-finals, 6~3, 6.1. the F -4B Phantom II, the Marine friends. A fresh cucumber adds
Devil rally ended, leaving the single scored a run and when Sprock and Lazadre eUminated Corps' fastest all-weather fight. zest to r. salad on a hot August day.
score tied 2-2 at the end of two the man at first tried to steal John Reindel aud his. nephew er/attack jet aircraft.
The F-4B is capable of iden.
Red ripe strawberries from
innings.
second and was out, the man at George Reindel, III; in their
tifying, intercepting and deiJtroy- your own giU'c!enwill add color
The third inning saw Van de third scored. A strikeout end. semi-final matcll, 7-5, 6~3..
Gintse move to shortstop and ed t~e game, with the Devils
The
pre~ary
matches, ing enemy aircraft in conjunc. and a delicacy to any table desJim "Bullet' Foresman tak~ over winning 9-7.
with 16 teams competing, saw tion with ground or airborne sert. Plant a few plants in the
the pitching for the Devlls. In
Suffer First 1.o8S
MaeKaJ' and Ford beat Bob control nnder all weather con. landscape border this year and
the third the only hit by either
The Devils suffered their first Wet~el and Ferdinand Cinelli, ditions.
barvest one quart from each
The squadron's mission here plant.
tram was a deep dou~le to kthe defeat of the season s.t the hands 6~I, 6-1; Al Mackey and Dr. Os~
Two or three crowns of ascenterfield fence by Bill Bla es- of the Shamrocks of East De- borne Coates d~feat Charles involves operational flight train.
lee, who was left stran~ed. o~ I troit High School, by score of. Wr.lght, II, and John Dodds, ing of pilots and crew members paragus. planted along with the
base with the end .of the mnm". 9-5. The starting Devi! pitcher, 3.6, 6-2, 6-2; Smith and Gage under all types of weather con. lands~aPe layoUit can add an.
In the fourth neither team got Mike Maschmeyer was unable conquer Pudge Cavanaugh and ditio~s.
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otlw!r~delicacy to the table. Plant
PrIor to re-formmg here last one or' two year old crowns in
a base-runn~r as th~ ba~~f~ to control the bats of the owon. Charles CUdilp, &-2, 4-6, 6-2;
assign. rich soil about eight inches
went down In order.
.e
tents
2nd was only able to last Dave Robb and Dave Summers July,. the squadron's
inning saw ~oresmail stnke ~u four batters.
subdue Nick Aagesen and Tom ments in~ll~ded. deployments to deep. After three years, you
Japan, Vlet,!am and ~ temp or- can harvest enough from three
all three Rea ba.tters: The Df:fvl~S After the first batter flew out Morrow, 8-6, 6-1.
got a man on first 10 the. l.t , to left, the next walked and
Other Preliminaries
ary d?ty assl~ent
WIth North crowns to supply the table.
These are a few of the ideas
through a walk .. but the l.nmng scored on a dcuble by the third
Results in the other half of Amerl(~an AIr Defense Com.
mand (NORAD) at Key West, that will be demonstrated at
ended v.:ithout hlm adv~~cl1~'d
batter. A single by the next the fi!'st matches were:-Sprock
The f!rst b~tter for 1 e .e.s scored him and Mike Van de and Lazadre over Dr. JGhn Ina. .
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,!hls was -the .iust Ma.~me and Garden Fair, April 30, at
in the slxth smgled to, left, JU~t Ginste rep1aced Maschmeyer as Lesesne and Dr. Ross Hume,
Michigan
S tat e Fair~
out of th~ shortstop s reac . pitcher. The next two batters 6-1 6-0' Joe Hudson and Frank uOlt ever to be ~SSlgned fulltlme th
NORAD. At Key West VMFAe
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Following a ~trikeout, the bat~er were walked, one forcing in a B '(Mik~) Ware over the father to
531 stood ready on the "hot gr:ounds. Co~e out ana .Vi~lt
singled to short left, puttmg Hm. A strikeout followed, but a~d 90n Bob Edgars, 6-2, 6-3; pad" where four Phantom jets wlth the hortIcultural 5peClailst
runners at first and second. The then a single to right scored two Reg
Macl\.rtbur
and Jack wer~ poised 24 hours a day, and learn. how to Garden for
Reds then threatened to scor~ runs and when tlle innint ended 'HOdges! over"'Bill Wotherspoon ready for a scramble alert.
Fun.
as they moved.. to s;hcon~ ~n for East Detroit, they had sce-r. nd Ingersoll Lewis, 6-1, 6.4;
Teamwork betwt.Jen pilots and
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third on a sacrifIce. .. e mmng ed four runs.
a
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Dan
ended, however, as Foresman'
The Devils scored in the first and the Re1noels over
es crews enabled the squadron to
struck out tile next batter.
. when Bill Blakeslee was hit by Simmons and Dr. Tom Jam , launch its aircraft in 130 seconds after the alert siren
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The Devils went d0'Y In \ a pitch, went to second on ~ 6-1, '1-5.
r finals Ford sounded.
orde'." in the sixth, as did the wild pitch, and scored on a . In the qu.arte
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Reds in the i;eventh, as Fo~e~ single by Bob Lynch. At the end an~ ~c:UY6e~im;~~t~~:c:~~
man ~truck out two more eh of the first innmg East Detroit &Gn ba ~ R- bb ~d ~ummers
batters. In the Devil ha~f of. t e led by a score of 4-1.
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In tile second the Shamrocks 6~1, 2-6, 8-6, Sprock and Laz
his sec~nd hit of the day as he scored two more when the first adre down.:;d Hudson and Ware
singled to center, but was l~ft batter singled and two more bat. 6-4, 3-6, 6-2; and the Reindels
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stranded, with the score .stIll ters walked. A single and a sac- defeated MacArthur and HodgTU 5-255t'
tied at 2-2 after seven innmg~, rifice fly to center then scored es 6-1, 60.
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. Devils threatened when Dean
In the eighth, the Reds fall- Jacobs got to secolld on an
ed to get a baserunner as Fores- error by the third baseman and
man picked up a!10the~ two after the following. batte~ walku
strikeouts. The DeVIls gOL run-I ed, Mike Van de Gmste s1Ogl~d.
ners on first and second on a Jacobs was out, However, try10g
After numerl)us tryouts, team
. g error. by to go home.
single and a th rowm
practices, and exhibition games,
b t neIther
the Red shortstop,
u
In the third inning, t h e Sh am- the Woods-Shores Little Leaguwas able to score.
rocks scored again when the ers are ready to kick off their
The ninth saw the Reds. send first batter doubled, the second 1966 season. On Sunday, .May 1,
a runner to first on a smgle, was out at first, and the third almost' 600 boys wia parade
but he again was left stranded singled, driving home the run. down Mack avenue..
on base. With one. out, Art The DevUs failed ~o put th;ee
This parade will begin at 1
Mitch~ll pi~ked up still another singles to any use In the. thl.rd, p.m. frOln Manufacturers
Na-.
hit on a smgIe to center a~d and at t~e end of the mn1Og, tional Bank parking lot at Mack
pitcher Foresman bunt:d safe ~ were behmd 7.1
and Lochmoor, and 'proceed
to put runners on flrs~ an
East Detroit
scored once down Mack avenue to Ghesecond. Followi~g a stnk~out, more, when, in the fl)U;th, they s uiere Park, located' behind
Van de Gins~e smgled to ce"ter, scored a runner from fust, who ~e GroSge Pointe Woods City
drivjn~ .in the runn~r at seco~~ had walked, by a ?ouble. Dean Ha-ll.
and glVlng. the. D~Vlls a 3-2 v.c Jacots doubled to nght, but w!,-s Many dignitaries have been
tory in nme mnmgs.
left str:mded,. and the DeVils invited to be on hand to launch
• • •
now were behmd 8-1.
lid
d .
Defeat Lakeview
In the fifth the Shamrock bat- th~ 1~66 sea:-on. nc u ~a ~~
In their first away game of ters were sent down in orde~. thiS hst are. ~oods , ..y •
the season the Devils retur~ed Two singles, followed by a sacrl- Kenneth M~Leod, Woods Direc.
home victorious after defeatmg fice fly, a strikeout, and a tor Of Pubhc Safety ~llen And
the Lakeview Huskies 9.7. ~e single scored two runs for the drews; Wood~ Counci man an
win, credited to pitcher BIll Devils, but the rally was stopped ol:iy,inator of Woods - Shore~
Hahn who went th( entire game, short as the next batter struck Llttle League, Marvin Boutin,
was the second of the season out.
. City Adminis?,ator
C h e s te r
for the Devils.
. I The Shamrocks scored theIr Petersen, Ch8ir:nan of the RecThe scoring began in the flrst last run of the game in the reation Commlttee Royal C.
inni'lg when. with one out, Bob eighth, when the first batter Hillier, Shores Villa~e SuperLyn~h doubled to score a runner walked, then w~s fo~ced !>ut visor Thomas JefferIS, Shores
who had previously walked.' at second on a flelder 8 cholce. Police Chief Thomas Cochill,
Aiter moving to third on a The next batter scored the run- and President of tbe Shores
passed ball, Lynch scored on a ner remaining on base..
Board of Trustees John Huettesingle by Greg Foutch. After
The Devils scored their last man.
puttina out the next Devil b8.t. two runs of the game when a
Werner Lueckhoff, president
ter, th~ Huskies came to bat .for walk, a single, and a walk load- of the Little League's Bo~rd of
the first time. After the flrst ed the bases. A double by Bob Governors, and Reg .Robmson,
batter singled, he moved to Lynch scored two ~md at t~e vice-preside.nt, will lead the
second on an uns'.1ccessf~1 bunt I end of th~ sixth East DetrOIt ceremonies.
attempt Following a stnkeout, led 9-5.
Leading' the parade will be a
the run~er ~oved to third on a
In the seventh East ))stroit Color Guard furnished by Parpassed ball and. the next batter wen~ dC'wn in order and the cells S~hool Boy SCout Troop
walked, but neither scored. liS DeVils got two men on by a 479, unper the guidance of D.
the next batter was ou~ at fust walk and a single, but left them McNew. The Clan MacRae
hase. The second in~1Og saw stranded
base as th~ ga~e Pipe Band, under the leader.
both sides go down .tn. order, ended, wlth East Detrolt wm. li.hip of Ken Jones, Pipe Major,
with both pitchers plckmg up ning 9.5.
will furnish music for the patwo strikeout~.
.
V n de
rade.
In the thlrd, Mlk.e aAft
After the ceremonies, sevei'al
Ginste singled to first. boe~
10.
games wJll be played at Ghethe next batter walk~d,
~
squier€ Park officially start.
runners scored on a slOgle ~
ing the Littl~ League season.
Bill Blakeslee, who then score
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Saturday, April 30, 1966, the l.~ttle
League Baseball seMOn o~ns in
Grosse Pointe Farms. This year
again there~will be the opening day
parade with ceremonies taking
place at Kerby Field. The parad~
will start at 10:00 a.m. from Kerby Field. At 11:00 prizes and
awards will be presented to sponsors and the season will be offi.
cially opened. Starting at 1:30 p.m.
double .headers will be played at
Kerby Field and at tihe Grosse'.
Pointe High No.. 1 diamond.
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Boa..
Loan?
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on a single by RO~ I,~n~~ ~~~~
Grosse Pointe City Little Dominican High Mothers
scored as he sto eo.
L ague Baseball will have its
'd'
M A
the batter foll?wing ~~~ a~:~ a~nual parade on Saturday, HoJ In9 Meeting
ay..,
picked off stealm~ see
. A pr il 30 All players are to meet
-_
walking. The Huskles were agam in
ifo~m at the City Park at
'1oe Dominican High School
unable to score and after two 110 un
I Mothers'
Club will hold their
the Devils led 6-?.
T~~mparade will t4'rminate at I final meeting of the school year
In the third, neither Side
as SCt~~ the Neighborhood 'Club were ?n Wednesday, May 4.. at 8 p.m.
ed nor thrE.'Zltened, ~s v.:
I fl
Ising ceremonies will be ln the school cafeterla.
case with tl ~ DeVils m t~e; h:l~ r:t 12:30 p.m. The first
This wiIi be election night fo.r ~
fourth as they \V.pnt ?~wn III I ma 'or lea ue g~me will oogin new off~ceT$and the ,ast presiorder. The Huskies, nowever.
t J
m g with thl' Cardinals I dents WIll be guests of honor.
did rnanag~ to score after the a 1 p., D d'
. The guest speaker will be Rev.
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first batter singled to center and ve~~s thill :e ~~~~wed by the Arthur Carl Kreinheder, C.S.C.
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moved to second on ft bunt. Tthhe Cubs v:rsus the Braves at 3 (Lutheran), Director of St, Au.
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Page Twelve
Oross~ Point.t 'N~w.
POINTE
Memorial Center Schedule
NEWS
Thursday, April 28, 1966
r
What .Goes On
. at
"our
'LI- brar'-.
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS. INC.
OFFICES UNDER 1'HE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL
GROSSE POINTE FARMS. MICHIGAN 48236'
April 28-May 5, 1966
Open daily 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
Sunday, 12 noon-5 p.m.
*All Memorial syvnsored activiti~s open to the
By Virginia'" Leonard
Grosse Pointe Public. Hospital equipment available for 1 ....
....
-'
Second Class Postage Paid ~t Detroit, Michigan
by SIBYL
I free
loan,
crutches, wheel-chairs,
heating lamps and t:uest
Colum,'n1st: Louise LeeSon 1
t
th
' .
hospital
beds.
,
"..
C oser
oge er,
'mtroducing
FULLY FAID CIRCULATION
MOTHER'S DAY ... shopping at Maurice Wood.
Grosse Pointe Garden Center lll1d Library. Mrs.
W~bster's Diciioll'3ry tells us :~rr;ce t~aseaf:ng
Phone TU 2-6900
70 Kercheval will produce ~hining example~ of anHarry Frost on duty Tuesday, Wednesday , Thursday, tJhat ~ Imlgaz1necan be -the con- on by magazines.
Member WchJgp.n Press Association and National Editorial Association
tique
cut crystal. 'Ne admIred two beautlful ~e~
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Volunteer consultant. on duty Friday tents of a. 'storehouse; a stock
The book quoted is a colorful
NATIONAl, ADVERTISING
REPRESENTATlw-';
canters
tradition all" cut. There WCiS also a good SIZe
-4
p.m.
TU
1.4594.
or
reservOir'.
of
provisions
or
d
'tt
aIIl
WI Y account of famous
Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
2
vase,
c~t
in the most unusual geomGtrir. pattern!
404 Fifth Avenue, New YOrk 1&,New York
BYrant 9.7300
Thursday, April 28
goods, as we~l as a periodiioal, pioneer editors, their public
CHICAGO OFFICE
11
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Pom
. t e Pu bI"IC Sch00 ls--A r t ticles.
contaiIiing miseellaneous a r 333 North MlchJlao Avenue
Phone Flnanclal 6-2214
9: 0v a.m. R9 p.m. rosse
stories" poems, etc: The sUlcceSOO5t>
private feuds and
"bl.t
crusades, such as the ,one
Exhl
BASKET BORED? ... For a change carry a gaily
.
stock
o-f
magazInes
at
Grosse
ROBERT B. EDGAR. , EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER
M..'s. John Pointe Public Library numbers against the "opscene" custom of
printed cotton bag. Find them starting at three
WILLIAM ADAMO
ADVERTISING MANAGER '"10;00 a.m. Braille Transcription Class MeNamara, Instructor.
a1nlost 300, and. the reservoir of women exposing their naked
JANET MUELLER
FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY
ninety-five in the "Top Shop" at the Dants, 98
h
elbows. The pioneers fought
11:00 a.m. i'nennS 0 f th e S.ICkMan d P""11
OOf- Bru
nc.
back issues is as comprehensive
JA:\.1ES J. NJAIM
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NEWS
Kercheval. Blouses match some of the patterns.
C
I
many a fight for worthwhile
ELIZABETH STEPHENS
NEWS '" 4'00 p.m. Ballet Cl asses ary Xi en ooper, n- as space permits.
causes nevertheless.
GLORIA WOLFCALE
ADVERTISIN G
structor.
W p, invite our pat 'r 0 n s to
d V.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOO K
MARY LORIMER
ADVERTISING * 7:30 p.m. Gourmet C00 k.mg, - Mme. Ch't
MOTHER'S LOVE ... Dalton cash.
an y e ICq browse in the periodical coHec- was published by Louis, Godey
JOHN MacKENZIE
BUSINESS
meres
from Marga ret Rice, trimSuczek, Instructor.
tion. The range of sub j e c t and edited by Sarah Hale. The
JOANNE EASON
-ACCOUNTS
med ....
"ith beading and ribbon. They
*
8:00
p.m.
Grosse
Pointe
Cinema
League
Balkan
matt.er i~ extensi~e. Are .you an tone of tihe publication was the
ALBERTA WILKE
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
are fifty-five dollars. Color them
Holiday. Color films of Hungary, Romania, art 1 st. We sub s c rIb e to popular Victorian sugar but
ONNELLEE KOE~IG
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
unlimited.
For a- very dashing gift
Bulgaria
and
Yugoslavia
by
Rip
Zwickey
AMERIC~N
ARTIST.
~
YOU' Sarah Hale crusaded for 'equal
FLORA HARDING ,
ClRCULATION
with commentary py Mrs. Zwickey. The for Y'achtm~.?We subsc:rlbe to education for wo-men. and the
choice, choose the crocodile trim~
Grosse Pointe public ,and their guests are Y~CIIT1N(Z.• I could fmd no- general bettering of social conmed rain coat. To complete the picinvited free of charge.
thing under Z, but ~etween!,- OJUionsfor women and children.
ture ... a matching umbrella. - .
Friday, April 29
and ~ are ot!h~~ of mter-est m There must have been some
the ensemble is fifty dollars.
9:00 a.m. -9 p.m. Grosse Pointe Public Schools-Art
AmerIcan. politl~, art, ~uty
spice to this author of "'Mary
care, bOOK reVIews, busmess, had a little lamb"
Grosse Pointe War Memorial's annual drive for
Exhibit.
child
care, education. health,
A HISTORY OF AMERICAN
THE GIFT OF BEAUTY is always welcomed.
funds has been in p:...-ogressfor a month now and has
* 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Oil Painting Classes - Prof. ~I)bbles a.nd home care, ~tdoor MAGAZINES, by Frank Mott, Mother will appreci at~ her favorite cosmetics or her
raised somewhat more than half of the $75,000 quota
Robert Wilbert, lnstructor.
hfe, space, or you IIliameIt. Our is comprehensive direct and
special perfume, accompanied by a stunning atomwhich is sought by the end of the campaign on Memorial *10:00 a.m. Flower Arranging Class - Mrs. Richard man! busines::. ~riodicals and often entertaining. It covers
izer to adorn hel;"dressing table from Trail ApotheGerathy, Instructur.
servIces have the~ o~ spec~l every facet of the publishing of
Day. It is expected that, as usual, the goal will be reached,
cary Shop, 121 Kercheval.
12
NOON
Young
Woman's
Home
Association-Lunchshe 1Ve s. Our libranans WIll periodical5 and would be a good
but despite all the years we have been participating in.
eon and Bridge.
,
assist you in locating your re- reference tool.
and monitoring this annual endeavor we never cease to 12:30 p.m. Neighborhood Club - Retired Men's Group, quirements. The collection 6f It is amusing to find thalt the
ART NOUVEAU ... from the rast is coming back
he sur~rised by the amount of time and effort required
Cards, Coffee.
m~gazines of interest to juve- LADIES' HOME JOURNAL of
in today's designs . . . but fast! We love it and
* 5::':>0 p.m. Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre _ Re- nile rea~ers is shelvoo. in the 1883 was issued as a supplement
wanted to know where to find wallpaper. Because
to win the victory.
hearsaJ.
Children s Roc-m and mcludes to the Tribune and Farmer
it's so avant, DenIer, 77 Kercheval, is one of the
It has always seemed to us that the War Memorial
*
8:00 p.m. Parents Without Partners. "Know Your some doozen periodicals.
published by Cyrut Curtis. It
few that have it NOW. They also have paisley and
Association and all it entails should have a definite ap.
.. A
lk b
th
J
C .
POPU;LAR M E C H A N I C S, carried eight pages, and sold,
other fabulous fabrics and papers to cover your
h
T eatre.
ta . y Fa er ames ame, BOYS LIFE, AM E R I CAN, when subscribed to separately,
peal for all residents of all ages. The magnificent physiwalls
in the most decorative manner.
dynamic director of Theatre, The University GIRL, J..ACK AND JILL, and at fifty ct'nts a year. No doubt
cal plant in its spectacular setting on the lake, should
of Detroit. Guests welcome.
others delight our young, youn~- the ladies awailt..adthose plain,
make every citizen proud. even without the inspiring * 8:15 p.m. "Grunyons" Concert. Grosse Pointe's Men- er, youngest patrons. The LI- buff pages as avidly as they do
PLAZA 3 . . . is at the Merbackground which includes the reasons why the comabout-town "Whiffenpoofs" give an evening brary no';\'. has the EnIarg~d the gorgeously colorful publicamaid, along with other Bergmunity gratefully accepted the gift of this beautiful
of fun, hi jinks and song, under the diree. T~e EdltlOlIlS ~f READER S tion of today. It was a success
dorf Goodman Sr~ents. Our
property, and undertook the task of restoring it and detion of William Gard. in the Crystal Ball- D j G E S .T. for the j'~
1965. from the start, and eventually
favorite
is Nandi but Number
veloping it into a fitting living memorial honoring those
room without charge~ Ideal entertainment ;r'hese editions a~e umque and stood on its own feet as a separNine
and
Butterfield 8 have
who served, as \VeIlas those who died, in World Volar11.
for a date, couples or the family.
mteresting, and fIll a very pre- a.te magazine. Over the years it
been
known
to stir up roSaturday, April 30
sent nee<1.
was, as F ran k M 0 tt say s ,
The bronze plaques in the entrance hall contain the
mance, quicker than you can
S:OO a.m. -9 p.m. Grosse Pointe Public Schools-. Art
Delving into the history of "edited less for a special class,
names of more than 3,000 who served and considerably
say . . . "perfurr: e, cologne,
periodicals, one finds that i.n the i.e., noble but somewhat bacith1'b't
more than 100 who gave their lives. Yet, strangely, it * 9 30
.E
"x
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bath oil and body cream."
B 11
1
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ong and often colorful history ward American womanhood."
hasn't been until the last few years when there have
: a.m. a et C asses ary
len Cooper, In- of magazine publishing and
They are all there, in these
f)
,
struetor.,
.
been that many individual contributors to the annual
*
9:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Children's Art Classes _ editing, sooial needs have been two histories mentioned aboveCHILDS' PLAY ... it is so effortless AND economicampaigns. Which indicated that not even all of the fammet, crusaded for ;-or, on \ocoas~ the "penny dreadfuls," the
cal
to collect the (oordinated shorts and blouses in
Mrs. Stirling Loud, Instructor.
ioo, c rea t e d. Tille need for POLICE GAZETTE, the literilies of those honored bothered to support the Memorial.
happy
prints and checks at Young Clothes. 110
At this point in this year's drive, a little more than 2,500 *10:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Children's co~n~unicatioil, and the germi- ary greats, and the keyhole
Kercheval.
Sizes ~.6 ... 7-14. Prices for the sets
Theatre-Mrs. Sytiney Reynolds, Instructor. natmg unrest and longing for glimpses be1l,indthe scenes, the
have donated, arid if the pattern pr~vails a lot less than
from
five
dollars.
5,000 will have given anything by the time the campaign *11:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Children's independence in the American wild advertising with its jingles
Theatre Pe:rformance-"Tbe Wizard of Oz.)' oolonies w,as reflected in our in the pop u I a r style, lately
ends. This seems rathpr a pity.
MR. SHERIDAN.- Books 81 Kercheval, suggests
12 NOON The In and About Detroit Music Educators first Ameri-~an magazines. In warmed up for radio and teleEver since its inception the Memorial Center bas
Club _ Luncheon and Program.
LADIES, GENTLEMAN AND vision.
for mother ... "Father Was A Gourmet" by Carol
had to depend upon lai Je gifts from a small percentage
2:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Public Schools _ Invitational EDITORS, by Walter D-venport
Those who receive the perR
Truax. It IS one 01 the best cook books and without
of the residents, despite the fact that emphasis is placed
Showing and Tea.
~nd James c. Derieux, we are iodicals in the mail at the Grosse.
the
recipes, it is a]so very entertaining reading. Call
told that "Andrew Bradford's Pointe Public Libr.u-y and preevery year on the hope that everyone in the community * 4
881-1671 or 881-2~116 for delivery.
6:
5
p.m.
B?llroorn
Dancing
Class
Ted
and
Lillian
AM
E
R
I
CAN
beat
Benjamin
pare
them
for
the
use
of
our
will take part in the preservation and continued develop.Forx:est?Instr.uctors.
Franklin's G ENE :It A L MAG- paltroos, manage only a tantalizment of this complex which is one of the Pointe's great
*
7
:30
p.m.
Memonal
Bndge
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
I
AZINE to an' unimpressed pUD- ing glimpse at the titles of the - TH~ BR:0NZE DOOR, 123 Kercheval is a very
assets. The program 0: 8ctivities, instruction and enter,
Walrond,
Directors.
lie by three days."
magazines. (lne might oaU us
speCIal place to c(~lebrate anniversaries. Charming
tainment. covering a wide range of cultural, educational,
8:00
p.m.
Good
Companions'
Sequence
Dancing
and
FrapkJfu
w~m evellltually, by The Headline Hunters. The mail • atmosphere, romantic mu~ic, a delightful repast,
artistic. religious and physical subjects, has been conBev.
staying in bus in e 5 s a little must go through. We may never
a!l add up to a very ::;pecIalevening. For reservastantly widened in the attempt to offer something ~IPpeal-1* 8:30 p.m. "The Other Side" - Teen Nightclub. Danc- . longer. He gave .much SP'a~e in. have Hme to le-arn "The MaketIons call 886.1932.
ing to all. The number of residents who avail themselves
ing to rock 'n' roll bands, with soft drinks his magazine to the "Great up Trick of the Year" (GLAMof these opportunities provides ample evidence of the
available. Casual-non-date-chaperoned. Ad- Awakening," a really, really big OUR, April, 1966>, "Where Does
REMEMBER MOTHER ... with something personal
fine job The Center is doing.
mittance only by tickets purchased in ad- evangelistic crusade, led by the Money Go?" (John Gunther,
frOM the new Intimate Apparel Boutique at Top 0'
vance with identification. For. grades 9-12 Jon~th~ Edwards and: George LADIES' HOME JOURNAL,
Wouldn't it be wc~derful if so many individuals
the Hill, 104 KerchevaL
only.
Each
student
must
purchase
his
own
Whitefield.
The
preachers
travApril,
1966),
or
"Enriching
got into the act of being financial backers of the Meticket
eled from one colony to another, Your Story with the Right Demorial, that those who have anr1!lally giveil far more than
.
founding sects of intercolonial tails", (Marbha Standing Foster,
AT THE BOOK SHELF .... on May 7, there will be
their share could be relieved? Doubtless many of these
,
Sunday, May 1
10:30 a.m. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Grosse converts. bringing the people THE WRITER, April, 1966>'
a decoupage show. LOUIseHoyt's students will disaltrui~tic citizens would choose to continue their support,
play
trflYs, lamps, coffee grinders and the like ...
and their gifts could be added to the endowment fund.
Pointe Farms. Service and Sunday School in
8:00 p.m. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Grosse
all
delIghtfully
dE!COupaged.Manv will be on view
Po~sibilities for future development of the Grosse Pobte
Fries Building, infants room in Library of
Pointe Farms - Testimonial Meeting.
all
week
at
112
Kercheval.
.
War Memorial are endless, and the prospect is an excitAlger House.
8:00 p.m. 9600 Air Force Reserve - Meeting.
ing one.
12 NOON -5 p.m. Grosse Pointe Public Schools-Art
'" 8:00 p.m. and 9 p.m. Yoga Class - George Johnston
Exhibit.
/
No gift is too sIi.all to send to this Family ParticipaJr., Instructor.
2:30
p.m.
Grosse
Pointe
I.lawyers'
Wives
- Lecture
tion Campaign. With more than 60,000 persons in the
Thursday, May 5
followed by tea. .
Pointe community. obviously shamefully 1arge propor.
9:00 a.m. -9 p.m. Grosse Pointe Public Schools-Art
Monday, May 2
.
tion of the population is doing nothing towards main.
Exhibit.
9:00 a.m. -9 p.m. Grosse Pointe Public Schools-Art
*10:00 a,m. Braille Transcription Class - Mrs. John
taining and operating the Memorial Center, much less
Exhibit.
towards providing the means to continue to explclre and
McNamara, Instructor.
9:30 a.m. -5 p.m. Monteith College Workshops rlevelop the potentials which exist there.
. 11:00 a.m. Welcome Wagon Club of Grosse Pointe and
Lunch at 12 noon.
Harper Woods, Coffee Meeting.
It is costing a lot of extra money, time and effort to *10:00 a.m. Cancer Center - Workshop.
.
1:00 p.m. -10 p.m. Rotary'Of Grosse Pointe Antique I
send out follow-up requests to those who have failed to 12:15 p.Ir... Rotary of Grosse Pointe - Luncheon MeetShow - Open to public.
respond. Join the good company of those who have aling.
ready expressed their appreciation of all The Center '" 1:00 p.m. Memorial Bridge - Mrs. Andrew Walrond, '" 4:00 p.m. Ballet Classes - Mary Ellen Cooper, InCamera Club Meets May 3
structor.
means to The Pointe. Send in your donation today.
Director.
The Grosse Pointe Camera or photography, will give a talk
* 4:00 p.m. Ballet Classes - Mary Ellen Cooper, In- --,--Club will hold its first meeting I on "Color Films."
struct6r.
of the month on Tuesday eve- . Gue5ts of members and others
* 7:30 p.m. Folk Guitar Class-Alex Suczek, Instructor.
ning, May 3, at 8 o'clock, in the mter.ested. in. photography are
* 8:00 p.m. Spanish Club - Beautiful Color Slides of
Fries Ballroom of GrCls:;ePointe cordI.ally mVlted to attend the
Spain with commentary in Spanish by RichPrivate Camp for Girls, 7-15
War
Memorial.
I meetmg.
ard Trim, Spanish instructor, Grosse Pointe
On Trout Lake, 11th Largest
Beauty Solons
University School. Guests 'welcome.
This will
be aeach
competition
In Wisconsin
meeting
at which
member
ENJOY A FABULOUS
and
. Tuesday, May 3
Fosh'on Apparel
70
campers
30
staff
may sub.mit three s1id~s and;
~-A.-le-Mg
9:00
a.m.
-9
p.m.
Grosse
Pointe
Public
Schools-Art
• Grosse Pointe
three prmts, monochrome or!
AMlRICNI
PLAIt WEE::1:Ni>
Exhibit.
• Birmingham
Featuring Waterfront and Ridin~: 2 ski
color,
two
of
each
to
be
llnal.
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... 9:00 a.m. Conversational French Mrs. Charles
boats, fleet of sailboats; full equit~tions
program - DAILY riding on 18 select
.Ba(;ilrach, Instructor.
YZ~~ing intermission Harold'
Au$4ibl~
lodqrll ' •~
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GAYlDRD MlOlICAN
..nut
horses. Plus:
9:30 a.m. Monteith College - Workshops and lunchP
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Look to a more promising future.
Nature
Tennis
Riflery
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an
accomplished
workH
in
col.
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Drama
Canadian
Crafts
trips
Service Guild for Children's Hospital Our aim is to develop new locations.
Workshop.
Good hairdressers with leadership needed.
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7 or 3th week season
12 NOON Senior Men's Bridge.
Mexican
& Intem~tionaI traditions.
Private interviews, call Mr. Rosen,
1:00 p.m. Senior Men's Gin Rummy.
business manager, 647-5445.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Frisbie, Box 525, Birmingham
1:00 'p.m. -10 p.m. Rotary of Grosse Pointe Antique
.
Show - Open to public.
646-0036
• 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Basic. Painting and Integrated
Drawing -- Ray Fleming Jr .• Instructor.
6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club. of Grosse. Pointe - Dinner
Meeting.
... 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club.
8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Camera Club - Meeting ,md
Pictures.
.
.
, Wednesday, May 4
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Wishes to an'nOlJnce the
9:00 a.m. -9 p.m. Grosse Pointe Public Schools-Art
Exhibit.
APARTMENTS - YACHT HARBOR
opening of his
9:30 a.m. Monteith College - Workshops, Luncheon.
'" 9:30 a.m. Pre-School Culture - Mrs. Lee Peters, Mrs.
Live at the exclusive Shore Club
Helen DoeIle, and Mrs. Mary Ann Hughes,
with its beautiful trees,' its pleas:FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Instructors.
ing architectural design. Enjoy an
SincelB55
'" 9:30 a.m. Designing and Making of Rugs and Wall
evening stroll in the fresh, crisp
Hangings - Don Mettler. Instructor.
air of Lake St. Clair. Our private
WILLIAM R. HA:PI:ILTON II
DAVID M. HAMn.TON
12 NOON Grosse Pi>inte Woman's Club - Bridge
Yacht Harbor, he~ted swimming
at
CLARENCE E. OrrER
.
Group. Luncheon and Bridge.
pool and Club House are for' your
pleasure. The livability and CNt12 NOON Senior Men's Cribbage ~roup' - Cribbage
Our staff has beeTi selected to serve
and Snack.
.
venience ~f this location will bear
Suite 334, Eastland Center
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every
creed 20iik complete understanding. Ao~~~
your investigation. 1-2-3 bed1:00 p.ln. -10 p.m. Rotary of Grosse Pointe Antique
room apts. frvll1 $160.
Professional' Building
Show - Open to public.
* 4:00 p.m. Ballet Classes - Mary Ellen Cooper, InOur Resident Monoget' WUI ..
CHAPELS
structor.
Delighted to Show V.. Around,
'9ETROIT
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17800 East Eight Mile Road
* 4:15 p.m. Yoga Class - Mrs. George Johnston Jr.,
BIRMINGHAM
820 EAST MAPLE • MI 4.6000
Instructor.
.
East Jef1erson at Nine Mile Road,
Harper Woods. Michigan 48236
N.W.
DETROIT
:.8900
JAMES COUZENS • DI 1.1:300
7:00
p.m.
Detroit
Cribbage
Group.
St. CkJbo Sho1eL Mich.iaat&
'" 7:30 p.m. Adult Ballet Class.
Bus. 372-2300
Res.' 886-4245
MAWQD BY HOM!R WARRfH & co.
'" 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Folk Guitar Classes - Alex
Suczek; Instructor.
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GROSSE
POINTE
NEWS
Page Thirteen
Mrs~ Allen Ledyard
Reade Ryan, Jr. , it. A. •
Will Take Bride IV\ISS
Demlng
· W ed
In Saturday Service
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The Pointe
From Another Point4~
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By Janet Mueller
The ladies of Christ Church have been working,
working, working, storing up handmade goodies for next
faU's Fair.
Rooth chairmen gathered at the Church last Thursday to org~nize the traditional spring Fair Preview,
scheduled this year Wednesday, May 11, from 1:30 until
4:30 o'clock, in the Church Undercroft.
Showing their wares, (they hope to take many special
orders), will be representatives from the Basket, Needlepoint, Knitting and Apron Booths, the Paris Table, Tots
and Toddler Dresses and House and Garden Boutique.
There'll be samples from a new booth, "Serendipity," a collection of anything.and-everything amassed
by a new group, the Young Episcopal Churchwomen.
President of this organization of some 3-5 junior
Episcopal Churchwomen, aU very young marrieds, is
Mrs. Gerhard M. Williams, J'r., (Soapy's daughter.in.law),
and the two young matrons in cha:tge of the booth are
Mrs. John Purvis and Mrs. William Stevens.
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MR. and :MR.~. J 0 S E P H
S C H MID T (Marilyn Rotz)
ann 0 u n c ~ the birth of their
fourth child, a daughter, AMY
April 13". The proud father,
"JOE," of Prestwick road, is tl.e
linebacker coach for the Detroit
Lions. A member of the team
for 13 years, he was captain for
nine years, before assuming his
present position.
MARK D. LITTLER, of Webber
place, whose daughter, BAR.
BARA JO BRANDT, is a freshman at Mount HOlyoke.
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an Assembly along with CLEMENTINE VAN GOGH, from
Holland, and OGUZ TATIS,
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At the annual meeting of 'I
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Treasures Wanted
Arts Building, Wayne State Uni.
Off on a treasure hunt are members of the Grosse
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MRS. WILBER
Pointe Acquisition Committee for the Archives of Ameri.
Six residents of Grosse Poihte I B R U C K E R, JR., of Merri.
can Art Auction, who met last Thursday over ~offee at were amung the more than 700 weather road, and MRS. VERthe Country Club drive home of Mrs. Wilber Hadley Ferris State College students NOR MOltRISS, of Washington I
Mack.
who were named to the Dean's road, were elected to three-year
The ladies aren't looking for White Elephants, but Honor List for aeademic excel- terms on the Board of Direc.
they'll be happy to accept modern as well as antique lence during the past quarter. tors. Highlights of the se3sion,
The stud~nts were 'i;.IOMAS attended by 500 delegates and
treasures, silver, crystal, brie-a-brac, china, rugs, furniK. CASSELL, freshman in the visitors, included reports of the
ture, (not upholstered, unless with wooden frames). first School of Commerce and son of development of Camp Innis.
editions ... anything of fine quality, in good condition. MR. and MRS. JAMES CAS- free, the 1966 Girl SCout cookie
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SELL, Neff road' PETER M. sale and examples of troop proGIRARDIN, sophomore in the grams on the theme, "Girl
Schoo~ of Technical and Applied Seouting - A Promise in Ac.
Arts and son of MR. a."1dMRS. tion."
HOWARD GIRARDIN, Fisher
road; ALAN R. HUIZINGA, junMARCIA WHITNEY, daugh.
ior in the School of Commerce ter of MR. and MRS, CHARLES
Throughout the Month of May,
- and son of MR. and MRS. WHITNEY, of Lakeland avenue,
RALPH HUIZINGA, Ridgemont sl::rved as c h air man of the
TH£ BOOK SHEL!=
road; DOUGLAS T. TAKACH, Chance committee for the 1966
junior in the School of Com- Briarcliff College Bazaar. Marat 112 Kel'che~31 on the Hill
mer c e and son 0 i M R S. cia, a Briarcliff sophomore, is
GEl'nEVE BEACH, R e n au d president of the Colle~e Athwill be exhibiting for the pleasure of its customers
road; PH Y L LIS A. 'l'ERRY,. letic 'Association, s e r v e d as
freshman in the Sehool of Gen- chairman of the Daughter's
several paintings by Michigan Artist Frank Steele, a
eral Education and daughter of committee fo~ the 1965 Fatherformer resident of Grosse Pointe Farlt,s presently
MR. and
MRS. WARREN DLlughter Week,end, (her father
li\Aing in Saginaw, Michigan.
TERRY, Somerset road; and served as Father's committee
RAYMOND A. YORK, junior in chairman), is studying Child
It has been said that ... "Frank Steele's paintthe School of Commerce and Development and expects to reings are light and colorful with a zest for life ...
son of, MR. and MRS. REA ceive her two-year Associate in
" ... his circus paintings aie colorJ:ul and filled with
YORK, ROslyn road.
Arts degree in June. She is a
action, catc.hing the mood of the old time circus.
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graduate of Miss Hall's School, ,
Amllng the members of the I Pittsfield, Mass.
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Mr. Steele attended The Wicker School of Fine
Mount Holyoke College Parents
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committee, me e tin g on the
THOMAS J. ~DDY, son of
South Hadley, Mass., campus MR. and MRS. RAYMOND W.
and has been painting for over forty years.
April 30 ':luring Mount Holy- EDDY, of Pemberton road, a
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Wee ken d, is sophvmore at Ferris State Col.
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,into th~ Kappa Rho Chapter of
Theta Xi fraternity.
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Exhibition of Paintings
Mr. and Mrs. Jean B. Larson,
of Tulsa, Okla., have 'announced
the engagement of their daughter, J'lan Louise, to Reade H.
Ryan, Jr., son of MI'. and Mrs. Becon)es Brid~ of Allen Ledyard; Little Club Reception
Reade H. Ryan, of Darien,
Follows Afternoon Rites; Pair To
Conn., formerly
of
Grosse
live In Pointe
Pointe.
Miss Larson was graduated
Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, was the setting for
from the University of Okla- the Saturday afternoon ceremony at which Mary Sherman
homa, where she was elected Deming and Allen Ledyard exchanged marriage vows.
to Phi Beta Kappa a!ld Mortar
The Reverend Erville ----"- --------Board, and is now studying for Maynard and The Reverend white rose-buds and stephanotis.
a Masters degree in the School Franklin Bennett officiated
Mrs. Edward C. Parker, Jr.,
of ~ducation at Harvard Uni- at the 4 o'clock rites, which served as her sister's matron of
verslty. .
were followed by a recep- honor, and Eliza.beth Ledyard,
She IS a grandd~ug~ter of tion at the Grosse Pointe sister of the brIdegroom, was
Mr. and Mrs. C. BenJamlD Lar- Cl b
maid of honor.
son and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
U.
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, Their
floor length
linen
Theodore Sutherland, both of
The bnde ~ the Tdaughtel["of gowns were fashioned with la.
Osage City, Kans.
Paul H. ~mlDg, "T. of ~eff vender skirts and blue bodices.
Her fiance was graduated lane, and .h£. late MN. Demmg, They wore wre,aths of violets
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.t and granddaughter
of Mrs. nd'
. th'
d
f rom Grosse P OlDe
mvers! y L d ard Mitchell f Merriwea. a. IVY m .elr ,\laIr,. an carSchool and cum laude from the y d
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ned old-fashIoned VIolet and
Princeton University, where he
~~~O;:u~banc is the ;on of the ivy bouque~.
.
was a member of the Quad- H
Led rd
f Le'st
Flower gIrls Susan and Ell.
enry
ya s ' 0
WI on .za beth De t'l
rangle Club and from the
d
Wl er, 0 f GIa dsto ne,
Harvard La~ School, where he ~~r
her wedding, tile former N. J.,. wore floor len~b light
served as presidp-nt of the Lin. Miss' Deming chose a candle. ~lue IIDen gowns and .vlOlet.a~d
coIn's Inn SOciety.
light faille gown, featuring a IVYWl'€aths, and .carrled mm18;
He served three years in the fitted bodice with a bateau ture:; of the seniOr attendants
United
States
Navy as a neckline and short skeves. The bouquets.
lieutenant (j.g.), and is now folds of her skirt, buttoned to
Henry ~. L~yard, of ~enver,
associated with the law firm the waist in bac!~, flowed i:'lto Colo., wat~ hiS br~ther s best
of Shearman and Sterling in a graceful train.
man. Sea ..mg the ",uests were
New York City and is a memShe wore a fing(~rtip lace Edward C, Parker, Jr., of Metaber of the'
Princeton
and mantilla and an an~ique seed mora, Stuart F. Meek, Jr., of
H.,rvard Clubs of New York.
pearl neeklace in Rosepoint de- ~~nton Harbor, John R. WelchHe is a grandson of Mrs. John sign, and carried a bouquet of 11, of Jackson, and George E.
J. Moment, of Plainfield, N. J., -----,----~---Gentry, of .Atlanta, Ga.
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and the late Dr. Moment, and
Austin Prep SchO'IJI student gr~<;~ot~~~~~~
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the late Mr. and M!s. ,!,. R~ade JOSE~H A. BARTUSH has been i.acket of dusty pink silk. Her
Ryan, of New ~OtJ{. CIty.
nom 1 n ate d for the annual corsage was fashioned of white
A June weddmg IS planned. Al:'hie"ement Awards Program, gardenias.
--~-, s~onsored by the Nati.~nal.Coun.1
The
bridegroom's' mother,
froOl Turkey, the AFS students ell of Teac~e.rs of hnghsh. to : Mrs. Ledyard. wore a deep rose
at the University School, as part , g~nt recogDltlo~ to o'ltstandmg i silk dress and matching jacket,
of AFS Wee k in Michigan i h~gh s:chool s~mors for excel-I and a white gardenia corsage.
(April 18 through 23) celebra-Ilence In English.
The newlyweds will make
tions.
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their home in GrosSt> Pointe.
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, MRS. S COT T R U SSE L L
: (Judith Hagerman), of Coron, ado, Calif., announce the birth
of a son, THEODORE LOWE,
:March 19.
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Enjoying a recent vacation in
the south were MR. and MRS.
HAROLD REIN, of Cadieux
road, and the i r daughters,
WHITNEY and MARY.
CHINA
Reproductions from the Henry Ford Museum
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Grosse Pointe High School's
'four Ameri.can Field Service
exchange students, ANNE DU
VIVIER, from Belgium, YOKO
HIGUCHI, £loomJapa~ WILLIE
LAM CHANG, from Guatemala,
! and MIKAEL B ERN H 0 F T,
i from Denmark, spent Tuesday,
i April 19, as guests ef the Senior
: Class at _~o~_~e~P~~~~~_
Univer.
The Mitcheills
Antiqull! Shop
3 Pro Brass Andirons.
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beauty 35" wide, 7" high,
8/1 deep.
, Brass Bed Warmer.
I Framed
, Champion.
The Sign of the Mermaid, Inc.
print
of
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clock made by Robert
Barrett.
Remember we are closed
Wednesdays.
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Thursday,
Thursday, April 28, 1966
NEWS
Society News Ga thered fr9ID All of the JPointes
Ca rlesi mo-Guerrera
Mrs. Tullio H. Carlesimo
Mrs. Michael E. Rollins
Krystn (::;Iancy Says
Rites Read April '23
Vows To Dr, Rollins
Bride's White Dulcette Satin Empire Gown Is Accented
With Seed Pearl and Crystal Embroidery:
Veil Is Silk Illusion
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Krystn Alfred' Clancy, daughter of Mr. and ~rs.
Alfred R. Glancy, Jr., of Lakeshore road, was marrIed
Friday evening, in SI. Paul's on the Lakeshore, t? Dr.
Michael Edwin Rollins, son of Mr. and Mrs. EdWin O.
Rollins, of Algonac.
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Monsignor Frank J. Mc. versity and was e.mployed at
Philli s officiated a t the the Milton A. Darl~ng LaboraP
h' h
S £01- tory of Grac~ HOspital, for the
.ceremony, w Ie wa
Detroit
Institute
of Canc"r
" lowed by a reception at the Resear~h.
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f the brI'de's parents
orne 0
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She was presented to society
The Gras
announced pI<
ori Friday, Ma
The proci
to provide co
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students.
In past years
and Spring Ca
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sk-rt,
Sigma Gamma Assoclaf-lOn and
fit of the Sehola
For this one
experimental ba!
parties will be
throughout the (
This change h
take~ for many
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who had b~n a vice
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presid~nt of General Motors
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tiUa style, over a cor(lnet of and founder of the Joan Glancy
lace, and carried a bOuquet of Memorial Hospital in Duluth,
maidenhair fern.
Ga.
Photo by Bradford B&chrach
Judith BaldWin was maid of
Dr. Rollins, a graduate of
In St. Paul's on the Lakeshore Friday evening,
honor.
Bridesmaids
were
Mrs.
Wayne
State University School
KRYSTN ALFRED GLANCY, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred R. Glancy, Jr., of Lakeshore road, became Harry Andrews, Beverlr Cha!o of Medicine, is a resident in
mers, Susan AI. Foley, 1\>{.:s. AI- surgery at the Grady Memorial
the bride of Dr. Rollins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O. fred
R. Glancy, III, Linda Hospital in Atlanta, Ga.
Rollins, of Algonac.
Stroh and Mrs. David Th~obald.
A.fter a trip to Puerto Rico,
The honor attendant's dress, Dr. and Mrs. Rollins will make
of green and white window their home in Sausalito, Calif.
Alpha Xi Delta Grads
pane checked Indian cotton,
Head For East Lansing
featured a long, slim :~mpire
pink and white carnation;;; and
Grosse Pointe Alumnae of skirt, gathered to co~,tr(jlled
roses, attended her sister.
Alpha Xi Delta were heading fullness at the back, belowelbow length ruffled sleeves
Russell Tatham serven as the for East Lansing last weekend and green and white ap'pliqued
bridegroom's best man, and ush- for the sorority's fourth tri- waistline. accents.
MelIlbers of Questers' Fox
ers were Charles Duca:tle and enmium Phi Province conven.
The bridesmaids'
g ()w n s, Creek Chapter are meeting toMichael F. Lukomski, of Stur. tion.
identical in style to that of the
maId
of honor, were fa!;hioned day, Thursday, April 28, at the
gis, Mich.
Phi Province consists of 16
of pale yellow checked cotton. Harvard road home of Mrs.
For her daughter's wedding Collegiate and Alumnae Chap.
They wore crownless. wide Thomas James. Mrs. Harvey
and the reception, Mrs. Crary ters of the National Sorority in
brimmed
p a I e lime green Burr will serve at co-hostess.
chose a jacket dress of aqua Michigan.
horsehair hats, and carried arFOllowing the general meetr~w silk. Mrs. ScoviJIe's t~ree. \ Mrs. William J. Saile of
rangements of lilies-of.~"he.val- ing and luncheon, a field trip
plec~ ensemble ~as ~ashloned Lochmoor boulevard, the local ley.
to the David Whitney House
of lIme green Si~ linen and Alumnae President is also CUfFred Rollins served as his is scheduled. The Chapter's inlace.
rent Phi Province President brother's best man. V:ihering
terest in this historic building
Both mothers chose '.!orsages and Mrs. John V. Rini of were Dr. Walter D. Ca:npbell,
of pale pink roses.
Robert John ,road is Province James L. Copeland, F:ichard was a r 0 use d when Mrs.
Michael Brennan presentw
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The newlyweds will make Treasurer.
Copeland, Alfred R. maney. study p~per on the Hou~ last
their home in Kalamazoo. She
Other Grosse Pointe Alum- III, brother of ille brid(" John year.
will receive her degree in Art nae Ch~pter members planning Scherer, Dr. Joseph Schwartz
Mrs. Edward Smitll, of BedHistory from Kalamazoo Col. to attend the three-day cgnven- and Dr. Charles Watson.
ford road, was hostess for the
lege in June. He is a Kalamazoo tion included Mrs. Robert Shan~ r s. Glancy's
em.emble,
Coli e g e alumnus,' presently non, Mrs. John Klock, Mrs. deSIgned for her by Norman March meeting, with Mrs. Rayworking toward his Masters de- Maurice Strong, Mrs. Wendell Norell, consisted of It lime mond Whitelock serving as ugree in Business Administra. Birdsall, Mrs. Stanley StriHler gr~en crepe gown faIlin;t from gistant hostess. Mrs. John Burtion at Western Michigan Uni- Mrs. Charles Carmody and a shallow ne ~kline, its waistline row pre~ented a research paper
on "Currier and Ives."
versity.
Mrs. John A. Kirlin.
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Carlesimo, son of the Ralph J. C&rlesimos, of Detroit,
Saturday morning, in S1. P~ul's on the Lakeshore.
Pillar Lodge Auxiliary
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Scoville-Crary Rites Are Read
A card party and luncheon,
sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Pillar Lodge Number
526, F&AM, WIll b£ held Friday,
May 6, beginning at 12:30
o'clock, at Pillar Temple in
Kercheval a\'enue.
Robert Paul Scoville, son of
Mr .. and Mrs. Robert W. Scoville; of BournemouPl c ire 1 e,
claimed Bar b 1i'1: a Elizabeth
Crary a3 his bride on April 16,
in S1. Paul Episcopal Church,
Jackson, Mich.
Reverend Fredrich W. Brownell officiated at the 2 o'clock
rites, which were followed by a
reception at the Jackson home
of the bride's parents, :Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Crary.
For he~ marriage, the former
Miss Crary chose a gown of iv.
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return from a Florida vacation are Mr. and Mrs. Tullio
H. Carlesimo, who spoke their marriage vows Saturday,
in S1. Paul's on the Lakeshore.
A dinner at Alcamo's Hall followed the mc,rning
ceremony, and an evening
-------reception was held at AI. carnations, accented with white
camo's Hall.
hyacinth blossoms, and the
The bride is the former Bar. )'bridesmaids carried semi-casban Guerrera, daughter c! Mr. cades of the yellow carnations.
and Mrs. Carmin A. Guerrera,
Flower girl Donna Catallo's
of Washington road. Her hus- floor length gown of white crepe
band is the son of Mr. and Mrs. was f ash ion e d with short
Ralph J. Carlesimo, of Detroit. sleeves and a high.rise waist.
For her marriage, the former line, banded in white satin with
Miss Guerrera chose an Empire a bow and sma 11 front
.gown of white dulcette satin, streamers.
accented with seed pearl and
She carried a basket of pale
crystal embroidery. Her A line yellow carnations, and wore a
skirt, fashioned with a center fJoral headpiece of fresh yel.
pleat marked with French bow. low car n a t ion s and greeT'
knots, ended in a full Court leaves, similar to the headpieces
train.
of the senior attendants ..
A matching circlet, embossed
Best man was Henry Morelli.
with a seed pearl floral pattern, Ushering were Celeste DiLegge
held her formal length veil of I an~ Edward ,Buatti. and Mi.
silk illusion. She carried an ar. chael Petrucci acted as junior
rangement of Phalanopsis, shat- usher.
tered carnations and hyacinth
For the dinner following her
blossoms. with ivy accents.
daughter's wedding, Mrs. G\~~rMaid of hono~ was Antoinette rera chose a mottled green
Urso, and honorary matron of natural silk and wool ensemble.
honor was Mrs. Edward de. Mrs. Carlesimo chose a beige
:!'~avarre. Bridesmaids
we r e wool suit with matching accesMrs. Philip Davis and Mrs. sories, accented with a blue
David Malec, and Laura Catal. flowered hat.
10 was junior brid~smaid.
Mrs. Guerrera's evening reThey were dressed alike in ception gown, by Harvey Berin,
£oor length gowns, styled with I was fashioned of pale aqua
pistachio ere p e skirts and chiffon. accented with floral
bodices of olive green Venise embroidery of crystals, rhinelace over olive green satin, stones and silver bugle beads.
their high. rise waistlines ac.
Mrs. Carlesimo's deep blue
cented with olive green satin crepe dress featured a lace
bands.
boler~ bodice. Both mothers
The honor attendant carried J chose cymbidium orchid cor.
a semi-cascade of pale yellow sag.:::s.
Moth
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and orchids.
Susan Crary, in a floor length
gown of blush piuk chiffon over
crepe, carrying a cascade of
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GROSSE
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Woman's Page
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Rollins
Mother's Club Plans
Phone Card Party
f Bridels Parents
mony; Pair
Rico
of Mr. and Mrs.
road, was married
Lakeshore, to Dr.
nd Mrs. Edwin O.
ld was emplo:ied at
1 A. Darling
Laborarace Hospital, for the
[nstitute
of Cancer
; presented to society
t a ball given by her
t the Country Club of
;he is a member of
mma Association and
anal member of the
ague of Detroit.
a granddaughter
of
'red R. Glancy, of
Ga., and the late
General Glancy, USA
'ho had been a vice
of General Motors
on, p:-esident of the
Motor Car Company
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The Bridge G r 0 u p of the
Pointe Woman's Club
will hold its last meeting of the
current season on Wednesciay,
May 4, at 11:45 o'clock in the
reception room at th~ Grosse
Pointe War Memorial Center.
Mrs. Leo C. Huetter, chairmi.\n, am~ounces the meeting
will start with a luncheon and
::lsks that reservations be made
by May 1.
Mrs. C. L. Easterbrook is as.
sistant chairman.
Phone WO 2-0500.
meet-
137.50)
Wight
Three professors from Goucher College in Towson, Md.,
will be speakers at a full day of
PaIr
. to L'lve rn C,'h'lcago., Attendants Wear
Chiffon Frocks And Ivy And Daisy
Wreath Headpieces
:>~ The Goucher Club of South:: eastern Michigan is sponsoring
this traveling faculty seminar
featuring representatives of the
departments of history" chemistry and fine arts.
Rhoda M. Dorsey, 'professor
of history, will speak on "The
Age of Geo-politics" at 10:30
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o'clock.
, Barton L. Houseman, assist.ant professor of chemistry, will
present a lecture entitled "['erpetual Motion" at 11:30 o'clock.
Following luncheon, Eric Van
Schaack, assistant professor ~f
fine arts, will speak on "Changing Conceptions of Leollardo da
Vinci."
This is the second time that
the local Goucher alumnae have
sponsorCld the traveling faculty
seminar, the last time oeing in
1962. Registration and luncheon
reservations may be arranged
through l\I,[rs.Amanda LaGrone,
245 Ghndale avenue, Highland
Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr.
Looking over one of the gowns to be modeled . Park.
Mrs. F ran k Standish, of
duriag the fashion show being presented at this year's
Moross road, is president of the
Carnation Ball are, (left to right), MRS. WILLIAM E. Southeastern Michigan Goucher
BOKRAM of Birch lane, Board member of the Ball's Club. The seminar is open to
sDonsoring organization, the Junior Women's Associa- anyone whc wishes to attend.
Vacationing in Williamsburg, Va., and the
are Mr. and Mrs. Jay Earl SkeeL who we~e
Saturday afternoon in Grosse Pointe Memorial
.
The Reverend Bertram
deHeus Atwocd officiated carried cascades of
at the 2 o'clock ceremony. daisies.
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from their family and community lives at this busy time of
year.
Hostesses are asked to contact the general chairman, Mrs.
Jame~ Beyster, 822-6672,or any
of the following: Mrs. William
Munro, ,ticket chairman, 8851550, Mrs. John Guba, hostess
chairman,
882-0653, or Mrs.
Barry Cornwith, 821-7096.
TiCKets and rules for play
will ~e mailed upon receipt of
a che~k made payab~e to the
Grosse Pointe High School
Mothers Club. The cost will be
$1.50 per ticket, or $6 per table.
Each hostess is asked to
serve a simple dessert and
coffee to her guests at 12:30
o'clock, so that play may begin
promptly at 1:30 o'clock.
The switchboard at the High
School will serve as a central
clearing house for all phoned-in
tIon for the Detroit S y m p h 0 n y Orchestra, MRS.
scores.
GEORGE F. RENAUD, of Harvard road, Ball chairman,
Letters have been mailed to
and
MRS. ARTHUR B. EISENBREY, of Bishop road,
all High School mothers informwho has charge of reservations in the Pointe area.
ine- them of the time and date,
Ball date is April 30, place is the Detroit. Golf Club,
anYd asking all who will be
hostesses to use an enclosed
festivities begin with a cocktail ~our at 6:30 o'~lock
envelope to let Mrs. Beyster, or
and will include dinner and dancmg, to the mUSIC of
any members of the committee
Al Navarro ..
know of their plans.
Anyone who cannot be a
hostess in her own home may
participate by ir.1icating her
The Michigan Water Color ket arid will continue through
willingness to be assigned to
a table, or by enclosing her Society's 20th Annual Water- May 2]. Market heurs Monday
dona~ion for the Scholarship color Exhibition oDened yester- through Saturday are 10 until
day at the Detroit. Artists 'Mar- 5 o'clock.
Fund.
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Meet
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Marjorie Richards
Marries Mr. Skeel
lectures
and 7,discussion
Saturday,
May
from iO:15 on
to
2:30 o'clock, at Me G reg 0 r
Memorial, Wayne State Uni:,., versity.
Church Women
Moil orders pleose odd 4%.
Slate Seminar.
~~:1:£
Watercolors
One exquisite flower in precious 14k gold,
its center sparkling with a diamond and five rubies
or sapphires. A lovely Mother's Day gift. 67.50
(With 01/ diamonds or dlomond and emeralds,
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school, and asking local mer.
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chants for mnumerable prIzes,
it was felt that too many mothers have been involved in the
tremendous job of food preparation, serving and decorating.
It is hoped that many small
parties held at home will involve more mothers with only
a moderate demand on their
time and energy, and that all
will benefit by not being asked
Goucher Alums
Planning Carnation Ball.
The Grosse Pointe High School Mother's Club has
announced plans for a Telephone Card Party to be held
on Friday, May 13.
The proceeds from ~he sale of tickets will be used
to provide college scholar- -ships for worthy high school from relieving the work-loau of
students.
the custndial staff at the high to give so much time and effort
I n pas t years one 1arge tea
.
and Sprmg Card Party has
been heid in the Gymnatorium
of the high school, for the benefit of tr.e Scholarship Fund.
For this one year, on an
experimental basis. many small
parties will be held in homes
throughout the community.
This change has been under.
taken for many reasons: Aside
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NEWS
by, of and for Pointe Women
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Group to Meet
Funds Raised to Provide Scholarships for Grosse Pointe
High School Students; Club Member~
WiiI Serve as Hostess
'ox Creek
IUD<:heon,a field trip
)avld Whitney House
led. The Chapter's inthis histori.:: building
o use d when
Mrs.
Brennan presented a
per on the House last
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Woman's Club
.1lins, a graduate of
tate l1niversity School
ine, is a resident in
It the Grady Memorial
in Atlanta, Ga.
t trip to Puerto
Rico,
\lrs. Rollins will make
le in sausalito, Calif.
'rs of Questers' Fox
iaJ)ter are meetin,g torsday, April 28. at the
road home of Mrs.
James. Mrs. Harvey
serve at co-hostess.
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The bride, the former Marjorie Jane Richards, daughter of
Mrs. David Hill Richards, of
Cloverly road, and the late Dr.
Richards, was given in mar.
ridge by her brother.in.law, Jay
G. Housten, of Chicago, m.
He floor length gown of white
satin was fashioned with a
Chapel train, accentell at the
waistband, hem and fl:"ing back
panel with re-embroidered Alen.
con lace and seed pearl details.
Her waist length !Hudon bouffant veil fell from an open satin
pillbox, edged with see-d pearls.
Her flowers were Eucharist
lilies, stephanotis and ivy.
Serving as h~r sister's honor
at ten d ant
was Mrs. Jay
Housten, and br~uesm~lids were
Mrs. Paul Hos~etter and. Gayle
Murray, of Chicago.
They wore tloor ler.gth Em.
pire frocks of coral chiffon
and carried cascades of ivy and
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Downtown store open Mon. and Wed. evenings 'til 8:30
dw;>;rd Smit'h, of Bed-
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The bridegroom. son of Mrs.
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and the late Mr. Skeel, asked
William Lauer, of Joliet, to act
as best man.
Ushering WHe Douglas Davis,
of Hinsdale, Ill., and Dr. Richard Davis, of Kalamazoo, the
bridegroom's cousins.
~1rs. Richards greeted her
guests at the Detroit Boat Club
reception following her daughtre's wedding. wearing an ice
blue silk costume suit, witl:
matching accessories. She pinned pink cymbidiut'" orchids
to her purse.
The bridegroom's
mother,
who had entertained at the Rehearsal Dinner at The Whittier,
chose a jacket dress of green
Italian silk, with matching accessories, and a green and
brown orchid corsage,
The newlyweds will make
their home ill Chicago.
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Thursday
Thursday, April 28, 1966
NEWS
Society News Gathered frolll All ofthePointes
Conference Calls
AAUW Pointers
Miss Roumell Wed
To Russell R. Schulz
Church Circles
."Slate Sessions
HS 1956 Class
Plans Reunion
Mrs. Russell'R. Schulz
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The monthly Circle meetings
The Grosse Pointe Branch of
The April organizational meetof the Women's Association of
the American Association of
ing of the Grosse Pointe High
Gros:;e Pointe Memorial Church
University Women will be repSchool Class of 1956 to,year rewill
take place Tuesday, May 3.
resented by 12 members at the
union was held in the home of
Circle One will gather at the
Newlyweds to Live In Grosse Pcointe Park When They 19th Biennial Conference of the
Mrs. Ben (Judy
Davidson)
Mt. Vernon road home of Mrs.
five-state Northeast C e n t r a 1
Guiney on Wednesday evening,
Return From Hawaiian Vacation; Reception
Con aId McConachie, Circle Two
Region of the AAUW.
April
20.
At Latin Quarter Follows Rites
at the Whittier road home of
Deleg~tes from nea,rly 300,
Those whO'attended this meet.
Mrs. Harry Reiff, Circle Three
branches wilJ convene for the '
ing inc~uded general chairman
Martha Kattna Roumell chose a gown of ivory regional me~ting at the Sheri at the Whitcomb drive home o!
Mrs. Murray (Cathy Schemm)
Alencon lace, fashioned with an Empire bodice and ti(~rc,1 man House in Chicago, Ill., May
! Mrs. }'red Walker, Circle Four
MacDonald, Mrs. Christian (Pat
A line skirt, for her marriage Saturday afternoon to 6 and 7,
i at the Lakecrest lane home of
Lash) Frolund, Mrs. James
Russell Robert Schulz.
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Speaker.s and special work.
Mrs. Arthur Schmidt and t;ircle
(Julie Michel) Mitchell, Mrs.
I Five at the Washington road
She wore a mantilla of I Macri. Tom Williams and Joe Ishop semmars are planned so
George (Cindy Buell) Reindel
home of Mrs. Herbert Allison.
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that the delegates may gain
III, Mrs. Robert (Gail Burns)
mt .• c mg ,n encon aCt. an !
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knowledge to better .facilitate
Terry and Mrs. John (Altha De.
Circle Six will meet at the
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For her aug ter s we 10".
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carne
W I e ca a lies.
and the reception, Mrs. Roumell thelL" respe~t1ve branches.
Cavitte) Wargelin.
Maumee avenue home of Mrs.
Fatber James Kavades offici. chose a floor length gown of
~ttending from. the Grosse
Reminder postcards were adGeorge Hanson, Circle Seven at
dressed to out-oi-tow.. gradated at the 4 o'clock ceremony pink.shaded
paisley
chiffon. Pomte Branch wIll be. Mrs.
i the Kenmore drive home of
uates who have not yet respond.
in Assumption Greek Orthodox ~rs. Schulz, the bridegroom's E'lgene Bahn, of Grayton road,
I Miss Iva Hooper, Circle Eight
ed to the invitation to join their
Ci1urch. A reception at the mother, WOft; a pale pink chif. Mrs. Urban Boresch, of Ker.
at the Kenwood court home of
former classmates on June 17
Latin Q'.larter followed the fon gown. with a -beaded belt.
cheval avenue, Mrs. Sheldon
Photo by Bradford Bacnrllch
Mrs. James
Stewart, Circle
in the Gourmet House, St. Clair
rites.
Cymbidium orchids we're the Drennan, of Lakecrest lane,
Mr. anu Mrs. Reginald !\hc- Nine at the Mcadow lane home
Shores.
The bride is the daughter of corsage choice of both mothers. Mrs. Edward Gehrig, of Ba!four
Arthur, of Stanton lane, have of Mrs. George E. Bowles,
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road,
Mrs.
David
Howell,
of
The reunion yearboO'k and announced the engagement of Circle Eleven at the Deeplands
:'wir. an d Mrs.. George T. RouThe newlyweds are vacatlOn. Norwood dr'v M" K 'th L' bdecocration
plans were dis- their daughter, MARY WAYE road ~ome of Mrs, Leo V~ught
mell, of ~kepomte av:nue. Her ing in Hawaii. They will make brand of IF~h r¥. e~ ~e
cussed
and
put
into motion.
MacARTHUR, to Gary Thomas and Clrcle Twelve at the RIvard
hU6band IS the son of Mr. .and ..their .home in Grosse Pointe I R'char'd
Mer t z, 0{eHr
roat,on roards.
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Those who have not replied Walthe:, son of Mr. and Mrs. boulevar~ home of Mrs. EdMrs. Car 1 H . Sch u1Z, olver
f R
park.
Mr
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an e , 0
I:l'uer
to the reunion are urged to do John H. Walther, Jr., of Bay 1 ward S!!ltS.
.
--.---road, Mr<;. John Schonenberg,
so. Reservation
inform:ltion City.
.-----~ ~atron of ho~or Mr~. James
Jr., of McMillan road, Mrs.
may be obtained at TU 6-1216
.e.l.lades and. brIdesmaids Cyn.>.
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Frank Thompson, of Fairholme
~iss MacArthur is a. medical
and those who would like to atthla Lazowskl, Sandra Taranto,
road, Mrs. Harvey Wagner, of
tend the May meeting may alsO' SOCIal worJ.er at Babies HosHope J Boylston . a~d Paulette
East Outer drive ,and Mrs.
indicate their interest by calling pital. in Columbia Presbyter!an
Parn.e.l and VickI. Geavares,
Robert Warner of McKinley
Medlcal Center, New Y(Jrk City,
Mrs. MacDonald.
and Mr. Walther is with the
COUSInS
of. th~ bnde, were
The St. Ambrose Altar Soci.1 avenue.
Chase Manhattan Bank in New
The regular monthly meeting
gowned alIke .10 .floo.r-Iength ety is sponsoring a Spring Rum.
A highlight 01 the conference
York.
IlJf the Fontbonne Auxiliary of
frocks of off.~hIte sllk.l:nen. . . mage Sale on Thursday, May will be Sat u r day luncheon
The brine-elect was gradu- Saint John Hospital will be held
~ey wore I~y crowns In theIr 112, from 9 in tht: morning until speaker Mrs. Esther Peterson,
Assumption
Greek Orthodox Church. was the
ated from the University of next Wednesday, May 4, at 2
hair, and earned arrangements 5 in the evening, and on Fri. Asistant Secretary of Labor. An
setting for the Saturday
marriage
of MARTHA
The Grosse Pointe Branch of Colorado, where she affiliated o'clock in the afternoon.
of ivy and lavender spring day_ May 13, from 9 in the outstanding worr.:>.nand promiKATINA. ROUMELL, daughter
of the George 1'. Lawyers' Wives of Michigan is with Alpha Omicron Pi, and
flowers.
morning until 8 in the evening, nent national leader, Mrs. Petersponsoring a special program at received her Masten. d,~gree in gan, and also received 2 MasNicholas Moscona, the bride's a~ the Parish Hall, corner of son is responsible for much of Roumells, of Lakepointe avenue, and Mr. Schulz~ son
-Grosse Pointe War Memorial's social work from Wayne State ters degree in Business Admin.
godfather, was honorary best Hampton and Maryland roads. the labor s~,:mdards activities of of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Schulz, of River road.
Fries Auditorium this Sunday, University. She is a pr(JVisional istration from the U. of M. He
man, and Dick Knost acted as
-----the U.S. Department of Labor.
May 1, officially proclaimed member of the Junior League is a member of Sigma Nl1 frabest man.
Some people never seem satis.
.'~aturday.' ~he fiv.e state. ~~.
Law
Day by the President of of New York.
ternity.
.
. In the usher corps were Jack fied unless they have troubles VISIOns,Il1molS, Ind)ana, MIChl'
the United State;s.
The wedding is planned for
Her fiance was graduated
Furry, Doug Dawson, Vince I that drive them to drink.
gan, Ohio and Wisconsin, will
During the afternoon 'pro- from the University of Michi. July 2.
- ..- - -- - ---- ~-----hold separate state organization.
al meetings.
Grosse Pointe members of the analgesia in childbirth,
gram, which will run from 2:30
, Special interest sessions
Childbirth Without Pain EducaThis research is being carried until 5 o'clock, The Honorable
Authentic
be conducted in the fields of tion Association are touting the o~t ~ith.a grant of the Found~- Thomas M. Kavanagh, Chief
! Education, Law and the Cit!len,
appedrance of Dr. Leon Chertok hons . Fund for Research 1~ Justice of the Supreme Court of
Revolution in Moiern China , May 7 on th'e sage
t
f F or.d PsychIatry through
Yale Uol- the State of Michigan, will pre.
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Science. Fellowships, Legisla.
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versIty. Accordmg to a report sent an address emphasizing
tion, Membership, P rug ram
AudItOrIUm In downtown De. I from this organization, "This the importance of Law as the
Development and Area Repre- troit.
continuation grant will permit cornerstone of a free society.
English Style Bird Bath
Prizes will be awarded to winsentatives, Publicity and Public
This eminent psychiatrist spe. the a n a 1y s i s of one of C:.e
Rdations.
cializing in the field of obstet. largest and most complete col- ners of an essay contest for jun.
. bid
f or a lections
t a concerning
iors and seniors in the Grosse
Four different
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hi' 0 f 1 dfa ct
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high schools on "What
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Law Day Means To Me.'"
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nnounc,ng .
~lt; Education Association and other results may be of value for an House immediately following
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:.)to: groups interested in pre para- understanding of the general the formal program,
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I phenomenon of pain as well as ------------_
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The CWPEA is sponsoring its management." A book, "Per.
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~lt~ Detroit area.
Childbirth," is being published
LOVELY
wo~ e. u.
~1t~ Dr. C her t 0 k, whose book to reveal the results (f the
Lead bird
~; wh,mslcal Wicker ~1t~ "Psyehosomatic Met hod s of, study.
bath 15" in
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V • ~ ~ Painless Childbirth" has been
Doctors and other medical
diameter,
furniture
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ac at ern,er ~1t~ published in six languages, is professionals are being invited
11" high
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presently
head
of
a
research
to
attend
medical
meetings
at
carpets
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as questions concern.
rugs
J
ing his research findings.
19700 Mack Ave. at Blossom Lane
DYEING & REPAIRING
Put Some Fun in your European Trip
The general public may hear
TU 6-3600
Complete line of Kenneth Lynch & Son, of Wilton,
Dr. Chertok at 8. o'clock SaturOUR FOURTH GENERATION OF FLORISTS
. Connecticut.
Finest in lead.
This Year _ STAY IN CASTLES
I day evening, May 7, in Ford
: Aurlitorium.
TU S~3000
At this meeting h~ will discuss tJhe benefits of painless!
cbildl)irth to both the mother I
and the- child as revealed by I
,his research studies. Dr. Chertok will also show a film of a '
childbirth demonstrating
the
psychosomatk t e c h n i que of
painless childbirth. Dr. James
Clark -Moloney, a Detroit area
History-Glamor-Charm-in
Small Travel Packages
Growers of Fine Flowers
" psychiatrist,
will introduce Dr. I
.
Chertok.
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A pan e 1 of obstetricians,
DRI~~~~
, familiar with psychoprophylaxis
-in obstetrics as used in the De-- ----------- - --~.- ..---.--~
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Castl, Tours Ave';',,''', fer 7 Europe"n Countries
troit area will answer questions
from the audience as time al. I
• AUSTRIA
• GER~ANY (6 or 8' days)
lows. Panel members include I
(5 or 8 days)
Dectors Nor man Blass and
• ITALY (6 or 9 days)
• ENGLAND
Ethelene Crockett, of Detroit,
(6 or 8 days)
Dr. James E. Ladd, of Birrning• SPAIN (6 or 10 days)
: ham, and Dr. Michel Laham, of
• FRANCE
Wyandotte .
• SWITZERLAND (6 or 9 days)
(6 or 8 days)
Members of the Childbirth!
Without Pain Education Assofor free lite.ature
and Information please contact Bud Day
,ciation will also be available
~for an i n for mal discussiO'n
pE:riod after the program. A
donation of 75 cents will be col.
In the Village
I lected at the door, or tickets
, may be purchased in advance at
BUD DAY, President
'Hudson's or Grinnell's.
16847 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe
TU 6-0111
For further information, in--- - terested persons may call the
following Grosse Pointe mem'I'
bers: Mrs. Henry Drettman,
(VA 3-3312), Mrs. Will i a m
Farquhar,
(TU 1-6108),
or Mrs.
William Hoover,
(TU 1-68(8).
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stage its ani
three floors
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Crosse Pointe
FLORISTS
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JOSEPH WAGSTAFF at the piano
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The Bronze Door again presents nightly Joseph Wagstaff, talented star of s~ch Broadway musicals as
::Queen High," ",~Y Girl," "Fine and Dandy" and
Broadway Jones. He has also played at outstanding
restaurants in London, Paris and New York.
WE ARE OPEN EVERY DAY!
Excepting December 25th and July 4th!
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The Bronze Door
Is Open Every Day
Except Sundoy
YOUR RESERVATIONS FOR:
Showers, Rehearsal Dinners,
Wedding Receptions, Retirement Pa,,~ies;
Business Dinners and Meetings
Holidays .. _
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Grosse Pointe
ROTARY C ...UB
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SERVICE AVAILABLE,
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Dining Room Hours: Lunch 11 to 2:30, Dinner 5-8, Sundays 12-8
Food Sh~ riours; 10-7:30, Saturdays 9.7:30
SHOW
May 3.6
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S,,!£,erb Food
and
Service
FOR RESERVATIONS
Phone 886-1931
VILLAGE ,MANOR
St.6~air
Pc
On the Hill • 123 Kercheval
TlJ 2..1110
DISTINGUISHED
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RESTAURANT OPERATlm
Pointe
BY ALGREEN
Farms,
Mich.
ENTERPRISES,INC.
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Thursday, April 28, 1966
April 28, 1966
GROSSE
Woman's Page
lItes
ch Circles
Sessions
nthly Circle meetings
)men's Association of
linte Memorial Church
place Tuesday, May 3.
)ne will gather at the
>n road borne of Mrs.
cConachie, Circle Two
'~Iittier road home of
ry R~iff, Circle Three
litcomb drive home of
:l Walker, Circle Four
lkecrest lane home of
lur Schmidt and Circle
the Washington road
Mrs. Herbert Allison.
Six will meet at the
avenue home of Mrs.
anson, Circle Seven at
nore drive home of
Hooper, Circle Eight
enw00d court home of
mes Stewart,
Circle
he Meadow lane home
George E. Bowles,
even at the veeplands
Ie of Mrs. Leo Vaught
e Twelve at the: Rivard
I home of Mrs. Edts.
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charge.
Industry, art, scenery and
culture will be among the mul~iple aspect~ of Michigan to be
mterpret~ m the co~orful. sp~trum of ~Isplays WhICh WIll m.
elude trIbutes to Go v ern 0 r
George Romney and the Michigan State Legislature, and to
Mrs. Alfred G. Wilson, WNFGA
national president.
A special feature of this
year's show will be a ceramic
Saturday
SHOWERS - WEDDINGS
from 50 'to 150
4 Meeting
In Detroit's most beautllul
rlverfrOlit room
gular monthly meeting
'ontbonne Auxiliary of
In Hospital will be held
dnesday. May 4, at 2
n the afternoon.
The
Will Wed
Set to Re.()pen
The Grosse Pointe
War
Memorial's popular night club
for the high seho<I and prep
school set ~l re-o-pen now lJhat
sPring v;:cation is over, on Saturoay evening, ApJiI 30, from
8:30 to 11:30 in ~he Center's
Crystal Ball::oom.
Operated
by tl e Center's I
Youth Council undnr the presidency 9f Rick Ludwig, of
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the'Woman'sNationaIFarm
and Garden Association will
stage its annual show on
three floors of Wright Kay's
downtown store, in Wood.
ward aveilue. The public
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The Other Side
Ke~sington Roa~ Grqup In Bermuda
Charles Kanter Murray, "'son
of Mr. and Mrs. David White
Murray, Jr., of Cleveland, and
grandson of Mrs. Charles A.
Mit:higan Division, Woman's National Farm And Kanter, of Maumee aVentle,
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Gar den A SSOclatlon,
Staging Annua Event
claimed E u g en i a Munger,
At Downtown Store
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Munger, Jr., of MontgomThe glories of spring and of Michigan will be saluted ery, Ala., as his bride April 16,
April 27 and 28 when "Michigan Wonderland," an ex. in Ollr Lady Queen of Mercy
hibition c.f flower arrangements and table settings, is Church, Montgomery.
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d t tt d .th t ico, the newlyweds are making
Th e MIC
19an D"IVlSlOn
of IS mVI e
0 a en WI OU their home in l\1ontgomery.
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edd;ng is planned for
9000
Jeffenon
''The Uitlmlf~
Phon. 823.3000
East
in Apartment
I.ivlng plus Balconies"
Overlooking Lake St. Clair and the River
WITH A PANARAMIC
VIEW
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conditioning
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• Dishwasher and Dispelsal
• Olympic Size Sunken h4!lted
Swimming P.,oi
• Laundry Facilities on Every
Floor Avan.ble
• G.r.ge
Ind Roof Parking
Av.nabl.
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for misses 6-14,
$30-$45. Juniors
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Party Goods
Stationery
Records
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exhibit by potter John Parker
all Grosse Po-inte students in )(:(::';:..,
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Glick, of Farmington. A numGrades 9-12. Henry- Stone of t{t:::..
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ber of G 1i c k ' s handcrafted
works will also be integrated
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with flower and table arrange.
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selor
and
parents of Youth
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:'::.:)Council members help run the ~,.:
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Setting the Michigan theme,
cl b
Mr, and Mrs. Paul LeRoy
native birds such as robins and
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Barker, of Sunnyside drive, are
bluejays will be represent~d by
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Admission to "The Other announcing the engagement of
arrangements in store wiJ1dows
'Side" is 75 cents by advanre their daughter, SHARON ANN,
whh.'h will shimmer with corre'key card purchase at tJhe Cen. to Edward Michael Ervin, sun
lating jewels, among them am.
, 1,er's office where identification of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilpin
ber, amethyst, sapphire ~nd toin the form of student school Ervin, Jr., of Denver, Colo.
'paz.
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mm.t be shown
Miss Barker who attended
Tribute to Michigan a~ a
:at the time of purchse. Tickets the ACademy' of the Sacred
"Land of Scenic Wonders" will
will be sold up to an hour be- Heart in Lakeshore road will
be noted in interpretations of
fore the dance, OJ' until 600 »eceive her Badhelo~' of science
road,
MR.
and
MRS.
FRANK
COBB,
of
They're
all
neighbors,
(most
live
in
sever al famed tourist attraclul.ve beer2 sold, wlilchever hap- degree in business administraDevonshire
road,
MR.
and
M~S.
ROB.
Kensington
road,
but
'some
Devonshir~
tions, among them "Sleeping
pens first.
tion from the University of
ERT
CONNORS,
of
Berkshire
road,
DR.
and
Berkshire
residents
"belong,"
too),
Bear Dunes," Tahquamenoo
"The Other Side" will con' Colorado, \Vhere she affL:.iated'
and
MRS.
RICHARD
FERRARA,
of
all
friends"
all
enjoy
golf
and
good
Falls" and "Sault Sainte Marie
weather-so they all decided last month . Berkshire road, MR. and MRS. JOHN tinue to be casual llon-date af- with Alpha Phi sorority, thiB
Locks." Industry, transportawith rock-n-roll bands and summer,
tion, commerce and finance
to fly off to Bermuda for a lO-day holi~ BRABB, JR., of Berkshire road, the afaiTs
s~ndup soft drink bar. On
Her fiance will receive his
will be tepresented by stunning I day at Warwick's Belmont Hotel and
R. A. TATES, of Kensington road, the the reopening it is expected Bachelor
of Arts degree in
arrangements
executec in a
Golf Club. Enjoying themselves in the CLEM LaROSES, of Kensington road, that the popwar "Jacques" Political Science from the Uni-'
contemporary motu.
evening after a strenuous day of sight- the THOMAS MAHERS, former Pointers
band will furnish the music, versity of Colorado this sum.
Gracious living in Detroit and
who
now
make
their
home
in
Kan.sas
seeing,
sunning
and
walking
around
the
Dave
Anderson, Youth Council mer.
Michigan will 1:;~ expressed by
City, Kans., and MR. and MRS. JESSE treasurer, is drummer in thiis
An August 27 weddmg Is
table settings armnged for sucl1 links are, (left to right), MR. and MRS.
band.
planned.
OSETEK,
of
Kensington
road.
G.
M.
TIEDECK,
JR.,
of
Kensington
occasions as a "])enthouse Supper Buffet" and an "Interna.
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Prescriptions filled.
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Planning a June 4 wedding, kee, Wis., and her Bachelor of
Ray-Ban sun.glasses also grouM
are a number of free.standing
in
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Methodist
Foreign
Trade
from
the
Amerigroups interpreti:-g such memt(jl your prescription..
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Complete lille of
Francis
Da~l,
of
Mount
Pros.
Opera."
A diversity of tab!e settings pect, :ll., son of Mr. and Mrs. attended Michigan State Uni- ~n~VICTORIAN FURNITURE En~
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characterizing "Michigan - At Joe L. Dau,- c~ Blairmoor court. versity and is currently a sales ~U~
Bet-NeeD OXford Rei. and. Norwood
with Standard ~n~
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Work and At Play," will include
The bride.elect received her representative
TUxedo ~S770
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ques, and "Good Morning," a
setting for an early rehearsal at
IIlIterloClhen. '{'able settings for
• Grosse Pointe
• Birmingham
• Westland
• Northland
• Detroit
graduation
or engagemeDlt
parties are included in a -classification entitled "Wonder. of
of Youth."
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Under "Michigan Looks to
the Future," subtitled,' "Anything Goes," modern arrangements in niches will encompass .
free style and 30stract arrangements, as well as assemblages.
Display windows at Wright
Kay branch stores in Grosse
Pointe and at Northland will
also feature "Michigan Wonder.
land" exhibits.
Show chairman is Mrs. John
'D. Tebben,' of Dryden. President of the Michi{tan Division
In the spotlight, dusk
of WNFGA is Mrs. Clarence E.
Maguire, of Lochmoor boule'til dawn ••• go
vard. Mrs. 'Marvin J... Kal..1ceis
first vice president and Mrs.
formal in a dream
Parker Rockwell is tt'easurer.
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The advisory committee comdr'ess of sophisticated
prises Mrs. F. Gordon Davis,
past president, Michigan Diviyoung elegance.
sion, WNFGA; Mrs. Wilson McClellan, last year's fbow chairFragile sheers,
man, and Mrs. Frederick Ste.
fansky, 1964 chairman.
cottons, luxurious
Members of the flower show
committee are Mrs. John Calblends in petal pastels
houn. Mrs. Stanley Pratt, Mrs.
Charles Crane, Mrs. Frank
frothed with lace . . •
Kussy, Mrs. Richard Opitek,
I Mrs. James
C. Morrison, Mrs.
all these deHghts
Newton Skillman, Jr", and Mrs.
William J. Ullenbruch.
await you! Gala
others
are Mrs. Theodore
Foster, Mrs. Roland Postel,
evening scene
Mrs. G. Walter Scott, Mrs.
'John Q. Nagel, Mrs. William
portrayed here 'from
Boustead and Mrs. Thomas Kilgour.
our choice coHection:
Dau.F oran Rites Slated For J une
Nu fra-
y Joseph Wagy musicals
as
d Dandy" and
at outstanding
York.
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BREAKERS. :fl~r~
8900 E. Jefferson
nber of Sigma
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by, of and for Pointe Women
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Weds In South
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Now at Wright Kay
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Society News Gathered' from All of the Pointes
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Plans Benefit
Thistle Club
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From Another Pointe of View
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Each piece of merchandise must !lave an acquisition
slip attached to it. Items may be deposited in the second
floor of the new branch of Michigan Bank, East Warren
and Mack avenues.
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The person to eontact for merchandise
pick-up,
(she'll be delighted to answer any questions, too), is Mrs.
John Benfield, of Lakeshore road, 886-1678.
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Mothers and Daughters
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The mood for Grosse Pointe Yacht Club's May 7
Mother-and-Daughter
luncheon, (the Club's first since
1963, "brought ba~k by popular demcmd"), will be Hmod,"
with yellow and white daisies centering each table.
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Serving as hostesses under committee head Mrs.
John H. Mueller will' be the Mesdames Harold E. Walton,
John lJ. Walton, Allan D. Foster, Alfred L. Gostow, H.
VerLinden Peez and Glenn E. Walker. Mrs. 0. James
Gagne is general party chairman.
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Memorial
Church's
Mother-andDaughter banquet is scheduled next Wednesday, May 4,
a1 6 o'clock in the Church Fellowship Ball. Chairman of
the event is l\lrs. Douglas I). Smith.
Commlttee chairmen incluJle Mrs. Richard ,T. Langs,
Mrs. William J. Waugaman, Mrs. James A. Cameron,
Mrs. Earle O. Boyt and Mrs. William E. Bokram. Color
scheme will be yellow and white, (a MOST popular color
scheme for spring parties, that!), daffodlls will decorate
each table, gumdrop nosegay.favors will be given to each
daughter and boxes of fresh pansies to selected mothers,
(youngest, oldest, with mos~ children, etc •••. ).
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A most UN-COjitrary Mary (Mrs. Richard) Gerathy,
whose garden grows veri well indeed, will share her
secrets, giving Pointe gardeners
suggestions
for the
planting of flowers which are attractive in arrangements,
at the Grosse Pointe Garden Center's third monthly
fDrum next Wednesday, May 4, at 10 in the morning, in
the War Memorial's Garden Center Room.
Mrs. Gerathy will bring along some of her exquisite
arrangemente to demonstrate her points ..
The two previ!>us forums, complimentary to Garden
Center members, have been very well attended, and
forum planners expect an even grl:ater number of participants at the up-coming session .. Those countle~s
women who have- taken Mrs. Gerathy's courses at the
War Memorial are sure to welcome this opportunity for
a ugarden review" with their talented teacher.'
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Clark Women's Club Gives Child A Chance
August Bride
"Give a ChUd a Chance"-for Ily.seeing and cardiac students.
34-years the Clark Women's This year, profits from the
Club has used this !:logan.
Christmas Fruit Cake Sales
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Eve" since it was fitSt organ- were sent as a special donation
Fourteen members of. the
ized ,;s a Mother's Club tor the to the Leukemia FO\rndation.
Thistle Club, organization of
Clark SChool, it has worked
The American Home comrr-it.
senior high school students at
diligently to help lQany needy tte voted to give the profits of
the Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyteriall Church, have recently .
children. During thE' depression its luncheon and auctil)n to the
years its aim was h help elfl- School for the Deaf.
returned from Buckhorn, where
they spent their Easter holiday
dren of families in the SChOOl, Funds from a Marathon
working at the Buckhorn Chilneighborhood.
Bridge group this year are send.
dren's Center.
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Then, as a Women's Club, it ling eight children to Camp, four
The Children's Center is' operexpanded into developing worth- to camp Crile and four to Camp
ated by the Presbyterian Child'
while activities and ::acilities for Grace Bentley, and a spe-::ial
Welfare. Agency and provides
the entire community.
donation was made to Leader
care for 119 children who either
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Dogs for the Blind, Rochester,
F ~r some
or
years a Mich.
live at the Center or. 'are in
portion of du? fund:; h.ashelped
Present club officers are
foster homes.
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to
send
afflicted
children
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president,
Mrs. Samuel Comella.
It is located in the he~~rtof
.~&Ca~p <?race BentlE.y for crlp- first vice.president, Mrs. CarlO:
Appalachia where 85 percent of
H:k( plea children.
Nelson; second vice-president,
the people receive' some kin({ of
Mil
Four
years
ago,
prof.its
from
Mrs, Robert MacKay; l'ecording
publicasslstance: The children
:N:@ Club activities helperl to support secretary, Mrs. Jack Thorpe;
range in age from five to 19
:".?~ Special Education Programs at corresponding secretary, Mrs.
and most are from' brok"n
.....Clark Sehool, including extra Richa:rd Nelson; and treasurer,
homes, are neglected by their '
Photo by G6De Butler
epuipment for the bllnd, partial- . Mrs. Alfred Rohde.
parents, emotionally disturbed
and delinquent.
The engagement of GAIL
,-The students who made the :WYNNE CROSS and William
trip were accompanied by the M. Brown is announced by her
Reverend Mr. Harold Abram, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miltt>nO.
Assistant Minister of t:le Woods Cross, Jr., of Oxford road.
Presbyterian Church and by The pro~pective bridegroom
sponsors .Mrs. George Thomp.- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
son, of HollyWOoddrive, and Max Brown, of Garden City.
Mrs. Richard Fernstrum, of
• Kni_tting Worsted, 4-0% ••...
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Miss Cross is a student at
Emory court.
NOvelty Yams, Kits, Knitted Garments
Seniors from Grosse Pointe Olivet College. Her fiance also
attended
Olivet,
where
he
affiliHigh School included Lee Fern16115 MACK AVE.
strum, Barbara McBrien, Sandy ated with Adelphi Alpha Pi.
Nankervjs, Karen Reuter, Mike An August
wedding
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Between Devonshire & Bedford
Satmary, Rusty Smith and Pam pla!1D.ed.
Thompson.
Ken Warren from Finney and
Jim Imhoff from Northwood Institute, along with Grosse Pointe
High Schoolunderclassmen John
Chesman, Jane Clark, Karen
Ebersole, David Fernstrom and
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Gwen Halbert completed the The next coffee for the Welgroup.
come Wagon Club of Grosse
DAY CAMP
Since the budget at the Chil- Pointe is scheduled Thursday,
dren's Center is limited, much May 5.
for boys and girls 4 thru 12
of the support of the Agency is
The coffee will be held at the
through work camps which per- Grosse Pointe War Memorial at
form any manual labor re- 11 o'clock with bridge and ca.
located on campus of LIGGETT SCHOOL
quired. The students OD this trip nasta following the social hour.
8;50 Briarcliff Drive
laid sidewalk forms, poured ce- Reservations may be made by
ment, built the sides for a dump calling Mrs. Frank Giblin, 881Swilllming, tennis, archei)', golf, alts and crofts
truck, moved furniture and tore 7087, or Mrs. Melvin Erickson,
down a house for site clear- 884.6967.
WHkly over-nights
ance.
Newcomers to the Grosse
In order to pay for their sup- Pointe area a~~einvited to join
For furthn infOhltation call TU 5-0331 or
plies and contdbute in a mone- the group. If transportation is
tary way to the Center, the This- needed, Mrs. R. K. Lowry, hosafter 5 p.m. TU 6-0741
tIe Club held a work day iast pitality chairman, will be glad
fall when members hired them- to be of assistance .
MIL
TOZER
DId you know that fz,ce creams
do theIr maxImum work In twen,
ty mInutes? So. cream your face
well In advance of bedtime and
wIpe It off. Your skIn needs to
"breathe" while you sleep. Your
skin will apprecIate the difference-and
so w1ll your husband!
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a son, LEE
April 14.
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Band Concert
Detroit's Arm
Concert com
MRS. R. ALE
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YARN SALE!
Xnif-ltJiL fJIaAn- SlwfJPL
coIIUtldttee
cert will be
U.S. Army F
Washington,
cleek in Ford
vast llUljority
concert will g
come, first ..._
pIe who writ
Week Concert
176-A, Main P
Michigan,
tickets.
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ningdale park,
CAMP SAVERY
Detroit Garden C~nter me~bers are busy, too. Their
, yearly Garden Tou! p~lgrimage I~ sch~duled June 11 and
Most mischievous youngsters 12; and an orgamzatIonal meetmg IS being held next.
soon learn that soft soap is the Tuesday, at the Devonshite road home of Mrs. Fred J.
besi thing to apply when they Schumann. Mrs. Burt L. Lindxay, of BaHour road, is Tour
get a dirty look.
chairman.
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The annual Ibex Dinne~ Dance will be held this roas Pagear.t and their weekly
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gather at 7 o'clock for cocktails, followed by dinner and Mariners, a group of young
dancing...
married couples at the Church,
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Prettiest new addition to the ranks of young Pointe profits to the Kentucky-bound
Furniture f~r your family ~U~matrons is Caroia (MiS. Charles D., Jr.) LaFond, a dark group.
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room, pailo, bedroom, "Jf Irish beauty who charmed everyone at the open houseOn May 8 at 8 o'clock there
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~) reception given, by her in-laws, th~ senior La Fonds, at will be a meeting at the Church ~
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20651 Mack ..t 8 Mile ~n~their University place. horn: Sa~day evening. ••
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TRY
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at quality food
BY CHEFS OF
INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS MARIO'S RESTAURANT
Grosse Pointe
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First business, then pleasure is on tomorrow's
a~enda for board members of the Junior Group of Goodwill Industries.
The ladies are gatherinJ! at the Grosse,
Pointe Yacht Club at 10 o"clock, will follow their business meeting with a sorial hcmr and luncheon .•.
. JUST HUMAN
stores
P;(EPAREO
veryone s
Dennis Cazabon, df Kensington ro~d. After one year of
day school. 10 years of night school and SEVEN CHILDREN, Mr. Cazabon will, receive his Mechanical Engi.neering-degree
from the University of Detroit Saturday,
April 30 . . .
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Slntp Suburbia
Meeting
Sor,~epeople have ist enough
.conscienee to make them miser_'_
able-it's too strong to let them. Suburbia Garden Club niem.
bers will gather next Tuesday,
walk the wtong way 1D peace.
May 3, at 12:30 o clock, at the
Renaud road home of their
president, Mrs. EmOl'Y Wick.
line.
Guett speaker E. Albert Lin.
dauer will talk on "The Art of
Miniature F lower
Arrangements."
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.arpe
Cleaners
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Rug., Carpets,
Upholstered
Furniture Cleaned
In Your HOllie
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IDEAL HOME - PRIZE LOCA.TION
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Spacious Jeffersonian center hall colonial. View this from the inside
for its charming details: Natural oak woodwork gracious stairway,
master bedroom suite, his and hers wardrobe closets, 5 additional
bedrooms and both. Lorge ::omplete G-E family kitchen.
Many extras. $43,900
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With detergent. Contains an in•
gredlent that retards resoillng.
A potent germ Id1ler. A soaple,>sl
Ddorleu Detergent, no harmfUl
soaking. With the latest Designed
VON SCHRADER Method. Rugo
stay fresh longer. RUI. CIUl be
used the same day.
Reasonable Prices •
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GEORGE L. PALMS, REALTOR
CAll TU 6-4444
Lee
Phone DR 1-3133
'.Vater Front Home
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All Items Priced
Household Furnishings
MR. & MRS. SIDNEY GORMAN
Mr.' MUI
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19315 Monoca
This unusually attractive "Colonial" is located on a very fine street
within easy walking distance of the lake and Village Park.
It has 4 fine bedrooms, 3 baths, lavatory, pine paneled terrace,
library, and paneled games room with bar, considerable carpet and draperies
are included in the purchase price.
Episcopa
Detroit
SATURDAY, APRIL 30 FROM 10 A.M.
.MR. & MRS. FRED F. SIMMONS
Mr. MUl
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18274 Muirland
Detroit
SUNDAY, MAY 1 FROM 10 A.M.
MAY WE SHOW IT "'0 YOU?
We also have a good selection of other homes of all types and sizes
that we will show you upon request.
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iF YOUR HOME IS fOR SALE
We. wili be ~Ieased to make an inspection of same and
adVIse the price we feel can be obtained. You are under
no obligation for this srvice. 90% of our listings are
sold within 30 days. May we sell yours?
WilliAM S. CASWaL
This is a wonderful home for a boat~loving family with in. laws, who
want to live under the same roof, yet have separate quarters.
3150 N. Adams
Troy, Mich.
SATURDAY, MAY 7 and SUNDAY, MAY 8
The main house has 3 bedrooms;
12 be:ths, family room, recreation
wm., bar and kitchen, breakfast nook and the usual living room, dining
roem and kitchen. Separated by a breezeway is a separate unit consisting
of a living room, bedroom and kitchen.
FROM 10 A.M.
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SALES CONDUCTED
H. o. McNi.~n8Y,Stalker
a Boo., Inc.
I.n addition to the above there are a ~overed boat well with electric
hoist, fine Alaskan cedar seawall, lake fed lawn sprinkler, gas heat and
considerable carpet and draperies. The site is 1 J S'x274'.
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WOodwaid 1-6955-
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Stalker, Boos, Purd, & Edgar, Assodared
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rom
a Marathon
p this year are sendildren to Camp four
ile and four to Camp
tley, and a special
as made to Leader
e Blind, Rochester ,
club officers
are
rs Samuel Comella'
esident, Mrs. Carl 0
('ond vice-president'
_ MacKay; recording
Mrs, Jack Thorpe'
'ng secretary,
Mrs:
Ison; and treasurer
Rohde.
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MR. ana MRS. ANGUS Mc.
LEA N K .1 R C.H N E R, J R.,
(Dokres B1a1lco), of St. Clsir
Shores, announce the birth of
a s{)n, LEE ALLEN FRANK,!
April 14.
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annual card party,
this Saturday evening, Aprii 30, at 8 o'clock, at
the Third Order Hall in Mt.
Elliotlt avenue. Dp.troit. Among
her
committee
members
Is
I MRS. FRANK R. KAPPLER,
of Belanger rOCid.
APpearing in Edgar Lee Mas-ters' "Spoon River Anithology"
at Alma College May 5, 6 and
7 will be DAVID P. WEAMER,\
son of MRS. EVELYN WEAMER, of Beaufait road. A 19641
graduate of Grosse Pointe High
SChool, David has previously
appeared in "Antigone," Murder in the Ca1Jhedral" and
, First Born" at Alma.
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Hard at work collecting patrons ior the May !7 Army
Band Concert are the laddes of
Detroit's Armed Forces Week
Concert committee, including
MRS. R. ALEXANDER WRIGLEY, of Bishop road, Concert
committee chairman. The con.
cert will be presented by the
U.S. Army Field Band, from
W hingto
DC
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vast majority of seats for the
concert will go free, on a firstcome, first-served basis, to peopIe who write Armed Forces
Week Concert Committee. Box
176-A, Main Post Offce, Detroit,
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~ ~ new ideas in accessories ~1t~ Ind.: has announced the pro-
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motion of JAN DOUGLAS
son of MR. and MRS.
WALTER F. ISLEY, Stephens
••i road, to Cadet Sergeant. Cadet
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Photo by William D. Moss Studio
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and a senior.
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MR. and MRS. ALFRED M.
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MRS. WILLIAM F. PISHAL. MRS. J AM-ES MORGAN
SKI, Ridgemont road, is attend- SMITH, MR. and MRS. H.'
Lt'lg the Interfraternity
Re- HUBBARD, III, MR. and MRS.
search and Advisory Coun<:i1 BURKHARDT H. SCHNEIDER
Anual Meeting which is being and Pa ...l W. THOMPSON. Acheld in Chicago at the Water companying Dr. ,..~'.ldns was
Tower Inn this weekend.
MRR. PERKINS _~ Wt1ll as
Mrs. Pishalski is the national m.iNT BRADLEY, genenl alvice-president, of the Profes- umni secre~ary, and THER .....:;Z
sional Panhellenie Association GEHERIN, alumnae se.:retacy.
as well M the :Mem~er.9.t-~arge KATHYANNE. .G it 0 E H N
of Lambda Kappa Sigma, Interht
f MR
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sororit
I THOMAS E. GROEHN, of Lochy.
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Theta Si~ma ~hi! woHAM, USMC, ai'rived home ~an s honorary Jllunalistic soMonday aft e r spell;:~-:'i5 13 clety. Kath.yannp,. an alumna ?f
months in Vietnam, He had not Gro~
Pomte ~gh School, IS
been home in 20 months. After en~nn~ her fJe~or .year at the
a 30-day furlough, he will report Urnv.erSlty. o~ M~Chig~~ whe~e
for duty in Barsrow, Calif. Jim she. IS ~aJo~g
m m~_tory and
is the son of MR. and MRS. Journalism. She is a memb~~ of
BOB CUNNINGHAM of Torre'" Kappa Kappa Gamma sQronty.
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Among these gathered. at the LINDHEIM and their sons,
University Club yesterday even. TOBY and TODD, of Bishop
iT'~ for the Cornell Club of road, have returned from, a
Michigiln dinner honoring DR. three-week
vacation in Bad
,JAMES A. PERKINS, Cornell Kreuznach,
German~') where
president, were the local Cor- they visited the senior Lindnell Club president EDWARD heims.'
D. DE:vINE, JR., and :M.'RS. Members of the Grosse Pointe
DEVINE,
and man yother
Chlipter of Michigan Alpha DelI Pointers, including
MR, and ta Kappa, international sorority
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Will Meet Monday
Clark Women's Club will
gather on Monday, May 2, at
Christ Met.hodist Church at 1
o'clock for a tea, social hour
for teachers, who plan to attend and annual meeting, followed
the sorority's
annual spring by installation of officers.
meeting Al?ril 30, at The Roos.
tertail, are DOROTHY GERMUEND, GLADYS LUDWIG,
CLAUDIA GREENHOE, ELE.
ANOR LI'ITELL' and VIOLA
PRICE. Representative
'WILLIAM -FORD, of Miehigan,
address the group, speaking on
"Educational
Legislation
What's Being Done."
District Nursing Society
Wili Gather Wednesday
The regular meeting of the
District Nursing SocietJ will be
held Wedne:;'<iay morniag, May
4, at 11 o'clock, at the Touraine
road home of Mrs. Harry W.
Plagg'~eyer
and Mrs. Boyer
Candler.
Set Garden Club
I Meeting May 4
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The Windmill Pointe Garden
Club will hold its arulUa) meeting next Wednesday, May 4, at
the Tr0mbley road home of
Mrs. The 0 do reA.
Foster.'
Luncheon will be served at .
12:30 0 clock.
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CADET WALTER GROSS}'.;,
who is a student in the Roose.
velt Military Academy, Aledo,
Ill., was cited for military excellence at special ceremonies
honoring award winners for the
third quarter of the school year.
Cadet G~se is the son of MR.
and MRS. KURT GROSSE of
Wedgewood.
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Villanova University Junior,
DONALD N. SERAFANO, was
recently elected president of the
Blue Key Society for 1966.67.
The Blue Key is an honor servo
ice organization, which func.
tions predominantly in a public
relations role. Don was also
elected Student Representative
for the Arts and Science. Don
is the son of MR. and MRS.
DOMINIC'SERAFANO of Devonshire road.
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Chairman ()f a committee ar.
ranging the Marygrove Fiesta,
to be held this Saturday night
on the Marygrove College earn,
pus, is DIANA SCIIDMACKER,
~ of Maryland road.
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Grosse Pointe Shores Nursery
are MRS. ERIC TRUHOL,
chairm~n,
MRS.
GEORGE
GRIEB, recording
secretary,
~, MRS. BOYD KUIECK, corre.~~sp{)nding secretary, and MRS.
GEORGE CRANE, treasurer.
There are openings for threeyear-olds in next. year's pro.
gram; for information, ('ontad
MRS. JAMES STEWART, 886.
1094.
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MR.
and
MRS.
PAUL
THOMPSON (Jesse1yn Carbalho, of GladWyne, Pa.), of Melbourne, Fla., announce the birth
of their .second child, a son,
JEFFREY ALLAN, Easter Sun.
day, April 10. MRS. PAUL
THOMPSON, of Lincoln road,
is t.l1epaternal grandmother.
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model clothes from B. Seigel Company.
Party proceeds will aid the Little Sisters
in the operation of the Burtha Fisher
Home for the Aged in West Outer drive.
Local Auxiliary members assisting general party chairman Mrs. Chester Evans
in The Pointe area, besides Mrs. Fallon.
and Mrs. Gough, are ,Mrs. Woodrow
Woody, of Bournemouth road, and Mrs.
George Reuter, of Colonial court.
Looking over the -program for this
year's Lil~c Luncheon, an annual event
s.')onsored by the 81. Joseph..Auxiliary of
the Little Sisters of the Poor, are, (left),
MRS. JOHN FALLON, of Yorkshire
road, and MRS. WILLIAM GOUGH, of
Devopshire road. Date of the 1965 lunch~
eon and fashion show is Tuesday, May 10.
The party will begin at 12 o'clock noon,
in Cobo Hall. Auxiliary members will
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The Mount Holyoke College
Alumnae Club of Detroit will
have its spring meeting on Fri.
: da~r, April 29, at 1:30 o'clock
I at the Village Woman's Club.
,East
Long road, Bloomfield
, i Hills.
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3M! Mrs. Derrick A. Sherman, of
....:":x£; Pittsburgh, Pa., national prell; ..:) dent of the Mount Holyoke
.' ;:i;: Alumnae Association, will be
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~ o <:.1{)ck10 ~e.evenmg,
~y 3, I::~Y':::".
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In the
audltonum at \lrrosse :;:::.::.:::.,<.
.;.:;~ Before the meetmg, Mrs.
Pointe High School.
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..~~: J~:Sherman will be bon?red at a
....':~ 'noon luncheon, to WhlCh board
Tbis is the third lecture in a
..' :',::,' members and committee heads
series for adults, "The World
of the club have been invited.
of the Adolescent." Dr. Hugh
Riddleberger,
Headmaster
of
Mrs. Don A. Cargill, of BirGrosse
Poi n t e University
mingham, is president of the
School, will be the moderator.
. club, and Mrs. Kenneth McCoy.
Mr. ~nd Mrs. Arthur J.mnings, I of Merr~weatber road, is the
Dr. McDermott is an assist.
ant professor of Psychiatry at of Lochmoor boulevard, have Alumnae Fund representative.
the engagement of
Other Pointe Mount Holyoke
the University
of Michigan a~ounced
dau~h~er,
BARBARA alumnae i.nelude Mrs. Helen
Medical School and director (If thelI'
t'he In-Pa,tieni Services of Chil- JEAN, to Phillip M. Barber, son Clouthier, of Hawthorne road,
of the Armour Barbers, of Mus- Mrs. F. D. Hepburn, of ROusedren's Psychiatric Hospital.
kegon.
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velt place, Mrs. Howard Hush,'
He will focus on Issues such
~e bnde-elect and her fiance of Allard road, Mrs. W. T.'
as adult concerns about teenage
sexual knowledge and informa. Wl~ bot~ be grad~a~ed from the Krieghoff, of Kenwood court,
tion and behavior; the particu- UJ:llvers~t~ of Ml~higan, w~ere Mrs. Elliot Phillips, of Ridge
lar and special concerns of the she ~fflliated WIth.. O;llegl~t~ road, and Mrs. Robert Powers,
and he affili~ted .wlth of Whittier road.
adolescents themselves;
prob- Sorosls
Alpha Tau Omega, this FrIday.
lems involved in discussing the He will enter Harval'd Law
subject; and how opportunities School in September .
present themselves.
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Now that DR. and MRS.!. W.
McLEAN, JR., have completed
their series of house~rnllng
parties at their new residence,
the "house with the red door"
opposite
the Grosse Pointe
Yacht Club in Lakeshore road,
they ar€ turndng the premises
oVer to their daughter, MARYELLEN, and her co-hostess, I
DEANNE MALCHIE, who will I
entertain May 7 at a shower I
fer bride-elect HELEN PLOPA,
daughter of DR. and MRS.
STANLEY PLOPA, of Washington road.
Inducted into the Dartmouth
College chapter of Phi Beta
Kappa, the national scholastic
honor society, was GREGOR
I. McGREGOR, son of MR. and
MRS "IAROLD G
..r• McGRE.
GOR, of Bishop road.
The Dartmouth Alpha Chapter was founded in 1787 and is
the fourth oldest Phi Beta
KapD Chapter in the nation. To
be eligible fer admission, a
student must maintain a 4.4
Michigan,
48232, requ~stIng average, on Dartmouth's
5.0
ticket4.
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scale, during his first three
years.
.MRS. C. G. BAUER, of Sun~
At Dartmouth, McGregor has
ningdale park, i~ chairman of been active with the Interdorthe 44-year-old Eucharistic Mis- mitory Council, and the Dart~:.. ~t.~'1~4.~
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man ski team, and the fresh.
~U~ATTENTION BOATERS!
man and varsity gymnastics
team. McGregor is a member
~H~Announc;ng
Sigma Epsilon Phi fraternity.
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He is a 1962 graduate of Grosse
Pointe High School.
Women
Sex And Teens
Lecture Slated
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At Their Grosso Pointe Office
Mr. Murtaugh has been a Grosse Pointe resident
for 18 years. He is well known in the
industry, a graduate of Akron
University, a member of St. Michael's
Episcopal Church in Grosse Pointe, and a
member of the Masonic Lodge.
Mr. Murtaugh's lovely wife M~rgaret has been
a departme!,'l manager and buyer at Jacobson's
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for parents U> discuss with their
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will be given consideration by
Dr. John McDermott in his
lecture,
"Talking
to Teens
Ab~ut Se~.:O It will ~~ held at
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, profits from the
Fruit
Cake Sales
s a. special donation
emla Foundation.
rican Home commit.
give the prl)fits of
and auction to the
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in the Vi Ilage for 16 yecr.s.
Mr. Murtaugh welcomes all of his friends
and acquaintances to stop in and say 'Hello'
at the Grosse Pointe office of
Lee Real Estate Company, 18118 Mack Ave.,
and to discuss any and all of their real estate
problems ... or call him at TU 6-3030.
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LAKE R05SEAU.
MUSKOKA. CANADA
Ontario's Finest Family Resort
Complete Supervision of all Children
Kiddies playground feamring 0 .~wi1)UIling pool 0 Ponin
• Swings 0 Slidf:5 0 Merry-Go-Round
0 Playhouse - Horses
_ Planned entertainment 0 Swimming lessons
Ihe resort that has averything I
Dancing nighdy to hotel orchestra
Our own 9 bole gol£ course
0 Fishing
_ :Beautiful sandy
Professional wlter ski 5c.'1001
Horseback riding
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RALPH L. WILSON, of Ox.
road, was the guest of his
d a ugh t e r CHRISTY
and
JAMES J. McCLELLAND JR.,
. of Beacon Hill, Grosse Pointe
joined his daughter PAMELA
at Bennett College, Millbrook,
N.Y., for Fathers' Week End
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April 22-24.
Love A Spectacul.ar View?
The outlook from all four sides of th is Dutch Colonial is scenic.
Designed and built. by Micou, Large cherry. paneled library.
Beautiful modern kitchen. Small ste~-down uvmg room. Master
bedroom with fireplace and dressing room. Total oi 4 bedrooms,
21/2 baths. Located in Grosse Pointe Fanns near Grosse Pointe
Blvd. Kerby, Brownell and St. Paul schools. Large lot. Quick
possession. Priced at $54:,500. First showing this Saturday, 1
p.m. to 4 p.m.
Exclusive iJY
Finest tennis coutts in Mwkou
Deluxe accommodations
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gas heat and
for 260 people
, latludln. ali meala onl, $81 to $1.... WIIIlI, (~r Idult eccupaney) children under 12 hllf rat•• BabJ .. tr..&.
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C1Il1dre under four -
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COLOIIfULIIIOCItUItE TO:
Clevelands House, Box I, Minett, Ontario, Canadu
OR SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT
. Detroit Representatlvt' Phone TU 2.7040
(next to Punch & Judy Theatre)
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Donors To Center Drit,c
<Con£1nuedfrom Page 1)
J. Leslie Berry, Fred J. Beyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Buffa,
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Buttrick. M:s. J. K. Calder, Mr.
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and Mrs. Rene G. CaLens,
J)ouglas Campbell. Dr. and
Mrs. Lee Carrick, Dr. and Mrs.
Leland F. Carter. David A.
Coolidge
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dow.
1\Ir. and Mrs. Lewis H. Echlln.
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Monte Edel.
en, Mrs. William P. Fishe:,.
Charles H. Fletcher, Mr. and
~Irs. William C. Ford, Mr. and
~Irs. n. G. Gabriel. Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin J. Gauss, Jr .• Mrs.
P. Gentz. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
W. Goodenough, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth S. Halsey. Mr. and
:\lrs. Arthur G. Herbold, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Hirt, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold E. Hofmann.
~lr. and Mrs. L. E. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Johnson. The Helen Newberry Joy
Fund, Mr. anti Mrs. Kenneth
E. King, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
J. Kleffman, Mis.s Rosemary
KIeHman, Miss Stella Kleff',
man, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rivard
Klipp!!l, Raymund F. Kolowich,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kuhn,
Edward F. Lambrecht, Mr. and
:\L's. Kenne1h Lander, Mr. and
Mrs. William M. Leach. J. W.
Leinweber, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
M. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
S. Lockwood, Dr. and Mrs. Guy
L. Loranger, Mr. and Mr,:,. Herhert 1. Lord, Mr. and Mrs. O.
H. Lovelace.
Mr. anc!. Mrs. Norbert T.
Madison. Mrs. Daisy A. ManzelM
W1'lli am Mar kg• Mr.
mann,
and Mrs.rs. Tom
!\lason, Mm.
W It II M st R A Mcoa _
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Coy, Mrs. M. WhItney McCutcheon. Dr. and Ml'1S.Dan W. My.
ers .. Mr. a~d Mrs. AI~xander
M. NIck. MISS,?Iara Detjen and
:\lrs. W. F. Lindow, :Mr. and
Mrs. Charles L. Palms, Jr..
John E. Park. Mr. and Mrs'j
Douglas L. Paterson, Bernard
P. Pearse.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Relndel.
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Thursday, April 28, .1966
Symphony
lists Winners
This resulted in his being
chosen to conduct a tour by
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the orchestr<l., whict) led to a
Grosse Pointe Me m or i a I
succession of engagements with Bridge Club winners have been
other orcnestros and hi.s event. announced.
ual international II,usical fol.
April 18-North
and So~th,
Isabel Pi 1! gel and Lou 1 s e
I lowing.
in May.
Porter;
Elsa Reddaway and
He and Valter Poole, the Or.
Prior to his initial conduct. Jessie Cook.
chestra's associate conductor, ing triumph
with the Los
East ar::d West-Lore
Lucas
each will conduct 22 concerts Angeles Philharmonic, he had and Martin Martinson;
Mary
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'd been a member of the orches. De Poort'?r and Russell Young.
m the senes. Eac WI presl e tra's d ou bi e. b ass SBcti'on• (he
April 2f,.-North and South,
ov~r a separate o!chestra com.. joined the orchestra at the age Margaret Morang and Andrew
. pnsed of DetrOIt Symphony of 16).
Walrond; Mr. and Mrs. Paul
members.
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Later. while servlllg WIt
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d W t-Mr and Mrs
The concerts WIll be free and U S Arm
he tow-ed Europe
East an
es
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will be ad~inis~ered by. the a~ c.:>nduc~r of the Seventh Frank Randak; Mr. and
rs.
Board of Education for mner Armv S mphony, d i. r e (;tin g 0, N.. Cobb.
city schools as part of a Fed. som;
concerts On return to'
April ~N()rth
and South.
eral Grant under the National civilian life he' resumed his Harry SmIth and Andrew Wal.
I Elementary and Secondary Act. chair with the Philharmonic but rond; Ellen Walround and Dr.
I Parochial students in the ~rea continued conducting.
John Cobane.
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will be included.
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He was named c(Jnductor of Poorter and Margaret Morang;
I~ will be ~he orcbistra s fIrst the Young Musicians Founda- Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Cobb.
senes of. In. schoo. perform. tion, a group dedicated to proGrosse
Pointe
Memorial
ances durmg school hours .. The viding career oppor"unities for Bridge Club Winners have been
. Orchestra. has frequen~y gIven musical youngsters, and al:;o announced.
.
concerts m schools. ov~r the founde1 the Los Angeles ChamApril 11: North and South,
years. however. and It still pre- ber Orchestra. In 1363, he led Jackie Wilcox and Isabel Pingel;
s(;nts fre~. school conc~rts under the caamber orchestra on a 14- Patricia Edmunds and Elsa Red.
sp~ns~rsmp of the. Cl~y of De- nation European tour under daway
trolt m Ford AU?Itormm each auspices of the U. S. State De.
East and West: Ellen Walrond
season as well as Its o~ Young partment.
d F ste
Veale'
Jeanette
People's Concerts serIes.
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. Henry LeWIS. a natiye of Los ector of the Los Angeles Opera
April ~3: North a~~ South,
An~eles,. bas been hIghly ac. Company last y~ar following Jackie WIlcox and Phihp Leon;
claImed as a conductor .of sym. a three. year tenure as associ. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randak.
phony, oper~, oratono .and ate conductor
of the Los
East and West: C. E. Anton:
, cha~ber II!'USI.C.
The Amerlc~n Angeles Philharmonic.
elIi and Terrance Todd; Gen
mUSICpublIc fIrst learned of hiS
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Fasbender and Jessie Cook.
achieyements in 1961. when he
LeWIS lives With. hIS wife,
April 16: North and South,
was named substituie conductor mezzo-s?prano Marilyn Horne, Efllen Walrond and Frank Nelfor two concerts of the Los and theIr ten. month ol~ daugh. I son; ~. and Mrs. Kenneth Beld.
Angeles Phillfarmonic. r~plac. ter. Angela Turnham. In North ling.
ing an ailing Igor Markevltch.
HoHywod.
: East and West: Mary DePoor.
ter and Andrew Walrond; Dr.
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by
Institute
April 12. The tea was followed by impressions of Jack Wolfr~m, of Lansing,
as a "music buff,)J of the first two operas
of Richard Wagner's :"The Ring of the
Nibelung." Miss Wagner, who makes her
home in New York City when she is not
in Bayreuth, Germany, spoke briefly
about her Bayreuth Festival Master
Classes, which have served as a ,post.
graduate. school for aspiring opera
singers since 1959.
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The Detroit Alumnae Assocla: tion of Martha Cook Building,
I University
of Michigan, an.
! nounces its annual spring fund.
, : raising party for the support of
I scholarships. on Saturday. May
21 to be held at the Grosse
i P~inte War Memorial,
from 1
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I urall 4 0 clock.
i Co-chairmen
of the event, a
. dessert card party, are Miss
I Katharine Mullaney, of Hillcrest
road. and Mrs. Russell H. Pee.
'\hIes, of Bedford road, who is in
charge of reservations.
The primary purpose of this
social group is to support th~
Anne E. Shipman Stevens Schol.
arship Fund for resifients oi the
Building. a dormitory for wom.
en, and to sponsor other projects for gifts to the Building on
special occasions.
Delta Zeta Alumnae
Meeting On April 28
The Metropolitan
Detroit
Alumnae Chapter of Delta Zeta
Sorority will hold its annual
iPlhoto by Eddie McGrath. Jr.
spring meeting on Thursday.
The committee for the Detroit Boat pink dogwood in pink pots. Working at April 28. at 7 o'clock in the
Club's Mother and Daughter luncheon, the table, (seated, left to right), are Harper Woods home of Mrs.
Hathaway.
"A Symphony in Pink," to be held Sat. MRS. ROBERT LEWIS, MRS. CLAR. Harold
On the agenda for the evening
ENCE SLOCUM, MRS. SIDNEY OCHS,
urday, May 7, be~inning?t 12:30 o'clock, MRS. ROBERT HEALEY, MRS. \VIN~ will be the election of officers
gathered Monday at the Harvard road FIELD JEWELL and MRS. OLIVER E. for the coming year. Before the
meeting, however, the
home of MRS. EMIL F. TRAUM, (stand- FREY, luncheon co-chairman wlth Mrs. business
group will relish a gourmet
ing, far right), to decorate jewel boxes Traum. Standing, (left to right), are MRS. smorgasbord provided by the
which will be given as favors to each LELAND FOSTER, MRS. DWIGHT East Side group members.
mother 2nd daughter attending the party. DUTCHER and MRS. WILLIAM H.
In charge of the "gastronomic
The ladies also made centerpieces of BUNDESEN, talking to Mrs. Traum.
delicacies" will be chairman,
Mrs. Donald Maledon and her
I
committee, Mrs. Thomas Ma.
honey: Mrs. Robert Goodrich,
Mrs. William Kamm and Mrs.
David Benner.
By Mary Beth Nienstedt
Whose king and queen were
Other members from this area
"You'J1lger 1lhan Springfune" Loretta ,Baker and
William
The Grosse Pointe War Mem- who plan to attend are Mrs.
was the hTical theme of 11heSt. \ Truba.
orial's young people's dancing L. M. Gilewicz, ",{iss Carol
Paul's. High School SodalProceed~ of the dance wi~ ~ classes will be fetfd with a Degen, Mrs. Harold T. Mullen
.t.y S 1966 Coron ..",on Ba11 h eld used
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.. to fInance
. ctc the Sodality s Spring Party Tuesday evening, and Mrs, Joseph P. Thompson.
in the school cafeteria Friday, mISSIon proJe .
For further information or
May 10. at 7:30.
April 22.
Younger sturients who at. transportation. call Mrs. Kamm;
tend classes on Thur:;day ;lfter. TV 4-5542 or Mrs. Benner, 293Students attending this semi. Fort Pontchartrain DAR
noons will leave the dance at 8372.
formal affair were treated to a
To
Meet
Tomorrow
9:30. Seventh and eight graders
wall-to-wall array of flowers,
in the early Friday evening
trees and' trellises in. a sunby
Fort Pontchartrain
Chapter, class will depart at 9:45 and Young Episcopal Women
spllingtime artmosphere, despite
of the American students in the more advanced Are Meeting Bi~Monthly
the .anything-but-springlike
30 Daughters
Revolution,
~
will meet tomor- two hour alter.latn
Friday
degrees weather outside.
row, Friday,
April 29. for
Every first and third Tues.
The Mgh point of the eve- luncheon at noon at the Wo- classes will remain till 10
day
of each month. the Yoong
o'clock.
ning came wi1Jh the 8IIlnounce- men's City Club. Regent Mrs.
Episcopal
Women of Christ
The
party
is
complimentary.
ment of this year's king and Allen W. Barron will preside.
Church
meet
on the f!:.s1;floor
and will be given in the Crystal
ment of this year's king and
There will be a board meet.
of the paTish house at 9:30
queen. Competition bet wee n ing . before the luncheon, at Ballroom where the teachers, o'clock.
queen wcmld reign over the 10:30 o'clock, conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Forrest, will
Coffee and donuts are 'ierved
Ball had been in the form of Mrs. Barron. Speaker for the receive aU the stud('nts. Each while the mothers get their chilo
wit h a dren settled on the second floor
a ~nny vote for one week be- afternoon
program
will be will be presented
memento
of
the
occadon
as he with the babysitters
fore the dance.
in the
Judge Edward Piggins.
enters the specially decorated nursery and play rooms.
The winners were the sophoThere will al::o be reports ballroom.
A short bu~iness meeting is
more class. Their king and regarding the 75th Continental
A live band will play for held at 9:45 o'clock by Mrs.
queen, Jim Hayes and Mary Congress, which was held in
Wakel,)'.
were
crowned
and Washington,
D.C., April 18 dancing, and there will be lots Gary Williams, chairman; Mrs.
of refreshments. MO'.hers will Scott MacStravic, nuT'Se!'Y and
awarded their trophies by Mari- through 22.
donate sandwiches at!d cookies ('Q-chairman; Mrs. JoIhn Purvis.
lyn Weyhing, prefect, and Mary
For t Pontchartrain
repreBeth Nienstedt, vice-prefect of sentatives who attended the to add to the Center's punch secretary; and Mrs. James Me.
the Girls' Senior Sodality. Close Congress were Mrs. Milton E. and ice cream. The party is C rea d y. publicity chairman.
runners-Up were the juniors. Hopkins. first vice regent, dele- for those e n roll e d in the Following this the group works
on projects for the Church Fair
dancing classes only.
gate Mrs. Robert Hale Peterin the fall.
son. alternates Mrs. Charles R.
The ohainnan for the Young
Fraser, Mrs. Grace Ingersoll Elizabeth Cass OAR
Episcopal Women's booth is
Larkins and Miss Anna Frances
Mrs. William Stevens. LUDCheon
Houston and Mrs. L. Belden Set.; Annual Meetj"9
is served in the undercroft of
Stevens, Miss Carmen Elizabeth
the Church at 12 noon for those
Th,~ Elizabeth Cas:: Chapter who wish to stay, befOI~ which
The April meeting of the Peck and Mrs. Lucie B. Barber.
Pointe area Ch:apter members of the Daughters of the Ameri- anyone may hear a speaker
Grand Marai~ Chapter of Questers will be held Friday morn- who are plaillling to attend to- can Revolution will hold its addl"e\SSthe group.
ing, April 29, at the East Jef- morrow's luncheon and meeting annual meeting on May 2. at
ferson avenue home ,of Mrs. indude the Mesdames Harry E. the Woman's City Club, at 1:30
Barnard, H. Sanborn Brown, o'clock.
John W. MacKay.
United Church Wo'men
Reports from the Continental Schedule May Meeting
The hostess will discuss "Old Jr., Albert E. Cooney, John M.
Pewter and Coppel.... with s~- Jackson, Leonard L. Jenson, Congress will be givI'n by the
cial emphasis on the evolution Cletus M. Laux, Carl D. Mac- delegates and alternates who
:Mrs. Edward Cushman will
of the pewter industry in Amer- pherson, Henry G. McCabe. attended the 75th Atlniversary be the speaker for United
ica through 1850.
Rohert Haie Peterson and WH- of the founding of thl' National, Church WOlDen of Detroit on
The'history of English pewter. Ham M. Perrett.
Society of the Daught~rs of the their
May Fellow~ip
Day
"Britannia m.atal," and the reo
More are 'Mrs. C. Edward i American Revolution in Wash. which will be observed on May
cent revival of hand.m~.de pew. Putnam, Mrs. Bruce K. Rey- I ington, D.C.
6 at Mayflower Congregational
ter items will be included.
nolds, Mrs. Adrian V. Roff, Mrs. \ Reports from Chapter chair. ChurclJ. She is the State Legis.
Mrs. MacKay will also brief- William E. Shoemaker. Mrs. [ man will also be heatd.
lative chairman
for United
ly discuss the recent interest in Floyd F - Smith and Mrs. John
Luncheon is opf;ioItaI at
Church Women and is an 2Uearly copper cooking utensilc:. P. Thomas.
o'clock.
thority on governmental affairs.
Sodality Holds Coronation 'Ball
Dance Classe.i
To Have Party
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121
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OOWNTOWl'.
I'
To Delight Mothers And Daughters
Scouts Plan
F. Moser.
,
Melvin A. ~elson. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lamar Newberry, Mr.
Girl Scout Troop 820. Grosse
and Mrs. George A. Nicholson, Pointe, has planned an unusual
Jr .• Mrs. A. G. Nutter, Mr. and way to show appreciation to
.
M'
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Mrs. Owen Owen. John Peel, theIr sponsors.
alre ""c 00. on
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Peslar, . May 4 and 5.
,
.
John Safran, Mr. and Mrs. H.
The 32 Junior Girl Scouts,
Schaffhauser Henry G. Schlorff ages 9 through ll, will present
Mr. and Mrs: A. B. Semar,
a comedy. "The King's Cream.
and Mi's. J. B. Sherrard, Mr. pu~fs," ~tten
~y Miss Martha
and Mrs. Howard Simon Mr Swmtz. lhe entire troop memo
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Richerz- H. Phillips.
and Mrs. Robert Snow, John C: bership will 'participate as acthagen. Raymond H. Roach. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs H. Lyni1 Pier. Squiers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. I'esses •. helpmg WIth scenery,
Christine St. Peter, Harold and son, Mr. and Mrs. Lansing M. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. p~opertles and c,:,stumes. Scouts
Beverly St. Peter, Mr. and Mrs. Pittman. Nicholas E. Popp, ~r. Surdam. Mr. and Ml'S. Malcolm W111also ~rve CiS usherettes and
George L. Schlaepfer, Laura C. and Mrs. A. Lawson Potter, Mr. Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Keith have deSIgned posters and proSchwarz, Mr. and Mrs. James and Mrs. Joseph C. Proctor, W. Tantlinger, Mr. and Mrs. grams for the play.
R. Stewart,
Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Rapp, L.
Arthur M. Stringari. Mr. and A. Reif, John D. Reindel, Mr. Alfred R. Tapert, Paul L. TerMrs. Donald Unger. of Hal'Mrs. Elmer C. Sutter. Mr. and and Mrs. F. C. Reno. Carl and brueggen. Wilbur C. Thompson, vard Road. troop co-leader. is
Mrs. Leonard Thomson. Judge Marion Renswick. Mr. and Mr.s. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Towson, Dr. director of the play.
and Mrs. Thomas P. Thornton, Alfred R. Reuther. Jr., Mr. and C. S. Waggoner, Dr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Jamt:s E. Forrester. of
H. C. VanWonner, Jr .• Mrs. Mrs. Harry B. Ricbard. Mrs. R. Frederick B. Watts, Robert W. Loraine, Troop Leader. reports
Helen J. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Wieland. Mrs. Beatrice S. Wil- that the production of the play
Kenneth Watkins, Mrs. Leon- Romzick, Dr. and Mrs. M. J. cox. Frank E. Wise, Werner and its presentation at Maire
ard Willeke. Mr. and Mrii. Wil- Rueger. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Zeisiug.
School, is the climax of the work
]jam J. Young. Jr.
Sap pin g ton, Mr. and Mrs.
... ... *
the troop has been doing over
• • •
Thomas Sauter, Dr. and Mrs.
April 20
the past few months on the
Troop
Ross F. Scbarfenberg, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Abbs. Mr.
h Dramatic badge.
April 15
T e performance
of "The
Mrs. B . A . Sch e nk • Mr . an d Mrs. an d Mrs. R . J . A n derson, D.r.
9600 Air
Force
Reserve Walter Schmidrt. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Angell, Mr. and King's Creampuffs" in th~ afterSquadron, Mr. and Mr.;. Robert William Schneider. Richard R. Mrs. Robert T. Barrett, Miss noon of May 4 will be for the
E. Ashbury, Jr .• Mrs. Hazle Z. Shalla, :Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Joan Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. T. entire Echool. The evening perBenner, Mrs. James C. Bolles. Silverstine, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vi. Bendlin, Mr. and Mrs. Rex formance on May 5 is scheduled
Donald R. Briggs, W. E. Busse, Smith, J. Peter Smith.l\'Irs. John L. Brophy, Mrs. William W. for parents of the Scouts and
Gerard A. Claeys, FredeTi.ck L. Stefan, M~. and Mrs. Edwin F. I Brown. George and Hulda Bur. ,their friends.
Colby, Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. Storey.
gess, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Burr,
Thomas H. Conway, Jr., I.Irs.
William M. Swan, Jr., Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cavataio, Mrs. Roy A. Lang, Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Cor!>ett, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frederick C. Tew, Mrs. William J. Chesbrdugh. Mr. and Alexander P. Leete. Mr. and
Philip C. Davis, Victor H. Josef Thiele. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frederic B. Comlossy, Dr. Mrs. Wilber Hadley Mack, Mrs.
DeBaeke, Mrs. Robert J. Duff. Joseyh P. Thompson, Mr. and and Mrs. W. P. Curtiss, Mr. and R. Dewar MacKenzie, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Enzer, Mrs. Darwin Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. Buell DoeIle, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Donald L. McConachie, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans A. Erne, Jdrs. C. M. Tyler, Mr. and MJ:1,. John D. Dumo, M~. and Mrs. and Mrs. Stewart McFadden.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred .T. Fau.~r. Geo'!ge L. VanAntwerp, Mr. and W. G. Fong, Robert E. Gardner Mrs. Walter M. Meek. Mrs. R. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Sta~ley L. Fildew. Mrs. Charles B. VanDusen, Mr. and Family. John M. Gast, Dr. Megowen. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Mrs. Edsel B. Ford. J. Earl and Mrs. F. VaniceUi, Mr. and Earl Gelhaar, Jean M. Gorman, Miller.
Fraser. Mrs. William H. Fries. Mrs. F. L. Wachter. Mr. and Mrs. Margaret
Haass.
Mrs.
Paul C. Munkholm. Mr. and
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Halk, Mr. Mrs. W. B.' Waldrip. Dr. and Robert G. Hartwick, Robert F. Mrs. Stepher. O1ess1c,William F.
and Mrs. Clifford Hansen. Dr. Mrs. Frank B. Walker, Mt-. lIill. Mr. and Mrs. Addison E. Peseski. Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
and Mrs. Edwin L. Harmon. and Mrs. John Walsh, Mr. and Holton, Mr. and Mrs. Max F. Priml. Mrs. Doris B. Proctor,
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin J. Helm, Mrs. Leland Ward Mr. and Mrs. Homfeld, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Howell E. Reed. Bruce M.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Hicks, Mr. Robert D. Warner: Mr. B.ndMrs. Hopkins, Virginia and Earle Regan, Thomas J. Reghanti.
and Mrs. C. Bayard Johnson, Hugh D. Washburn. David T. Hoyt.
James S. and Marian Sanford.
Dr. and Mrs. Aran Johll5on, Mr. White. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.
MI'. and ,Mrs. Joseph P. Jen- .Edwin J. Scallen, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. R. T. Johnstone. Wickard. Mr. and Mrs. C.' A. nings. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Harold
A. Schaill. Richard
Mi~hael M. Kaygserian, Willard Wollenzin. Jr .• Mr. and Mrs. H. Kasper, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schleh, Mr. and Mrs. George H.
P. Kerr, Ferdinand
H. Kol- Gordon Wood. Mr. and Ma-s. Kerr, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. H.' G.
voord. Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Lewis, John Worzniak.
N. Kienle. Edgar A. Krattli, Mr. Sparrow, III, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Charles H. Lisch. S•., Mrs. HarApril 19
and M.rs. W. D. Laurie, Jr., Mr. Lester Spitzley, William A. Stet.
old U. Mair, Mr. and Mrs. AI.
G MAld'd
M
d M
llDd Mrs. Cass Lawrence. Mr. son, Mrs. Robert Stoepel. Mr.
f reV.
... Mar.ks Mr. and Mrs. Os- Ted . W.. Angott
rJ ge, Mrs.
r. anOharles
rs. an d Mr:s... REM
cCarthy ,. Dr and Mrs. Eric W. Stroh. Leonard
e::r B. Marx, Jr., ~r. and Mrs. Bachrach, Mr. a~d Mrs. Everett and Mrs. Frank McIntyre, Mr. O. Swanson. David H. Taylor,
Nelson W. MCCor~l1ck, Mr. and 1'1. Baue". Seward E. Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. McNair, MMrl':
:~mTp~~',
Mrs. John F. McNamara.
and Mrs. Wilber M. Brucker. J.r.• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. White.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mengel, Harold W. Burau, Rubert E. Mercier. Mr. and Mrs. John J.
M~. and Mrs. Camille J. Burchett, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Newcomb. Mr. and Mrs.'Nelson Mr. and Mrs~ "';:. J~ Wressell.
Michael, Andrew S. Mihalik. Burke. Mr. and Mrs. George E. L. Payette. Edwin A. Peabody.
, Aprii 22
~l's. F. Sibley Moore, Mr. and Bushnell, Jr .• Vincent E. Butter. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Preston, Dr.
:\'Irs. E. J. Moran, Mr. and Mrs. ly. Mrs. Martin
Castricum, Robert F. Rentenbach. Dr. and
Mr,. and Mrs. William J. AdK. J. Nagelkirk, Florence B. Henry L. Caulkins, Benjamin G. Mrs. W. A. Riddell.
ams, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L.
Price, Mary I Purcell, Fred C. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. FerdiMr. and Mrs. E. A. Roberts. BArber, Jr., Ml. and Mrs. R. A.
Reese, Edgar M. Reitz, Mrs. nand Cinelli, H. Richard Clark, Mrs. Rosalnd L. Rosenbusch. Mr. Benson, Arthur E. Bertrand,
John B. R€.oaud, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cushman, an~ .Mrs. Arthur J. Scully. Mrs. William E. Bokram. Mr. and
Howard E. Riley. C. F. MUS- John Cushran.
Wl1liam C.. Sherwood. Mrs. Mrs. D. J. Bracken. George J.
M
d M
Joseph P. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Br(\wn, J. Lawrence Buell. Jr .•
seau.
r. an
rs. John J.
Mr. and Mrs. John E._ Dana'l Kenneth W. Smith. Mabel Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coddington,
Schonenberg, Jr .. B. N. Skellie, her, George DeClerk. Mr. and Stephen M. Sta~kpole, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Colby. Mr.
Dr. and Mrs. F. Janney Sm.i.th, M:s .. Howard C. Ueubner, W. B. Joseph G. Standart, Jr .• Mr. and' and Mrs. Russell S. Collins, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mull' B. Snow. D~vl1n, Mr.,., and Mrs. L. J. Mrs. George H. Stover. Mr. and a!1d Mrs. :[000 Controulis. Mr.
III, Charles B. Squires, Robert DlOtte. ~ohn v. Donnelly, Ernest Mrs. Robert F. 'I'aylor, Dr. C. and Mrs. Clarence Dahl, Mr:
E. Strange. Mrs. James S. Whit. J. DOSSIn, A. W. Eddy. John R V G
.
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1
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R' h n D' tin
comb Mr "''''d Mrs Robert C Eh l' h H
Elk'
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rs.
IC ar,.. IS e • T.
.
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arry
.1SS.
r. an
L. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie and Mrs. Charles F. DodenWinter.
Ill..
I Mrs. H~n:y
O. EVJen. Mr. and L. Wolf. Mrs. Maurice Wood, hoff. Mrs. Greene Fenley. Jr.,
Mrs. WIlham F~rquhar, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wood. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fredal,
April 18
Mrs. Peter R.. Fu~.k,Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Woodruff.
Jerry and Ellen Gerich, Mr.
Dr. and Mrs. James Aiuto. Jerome. G. FItzgIbbons, Mr. and
... • >ll
and Mrs. Wendell C. Goddard.
~r. and Mrs. Theodore E. AnJ1- Mrs. Tllomas C. Fox, Mr. ,and
.\pril 21
Mr. and Ml's. Georg'e A. Hagan.
!>trong. James J. Arnold. Mr. Mrs. A. W. G~l1up: Mr. a~d ~.lrs.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugo Horny.
and Mrs. Fred J. Auch. Mr. and I Char~es K. GIbson, Jr .• l'lOrman
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Janes,' Mr.
Mrs. Howard W. Bacon. Burt E. I R. GIlbert. Dr. V. J. Glaza, ~r. Agren, Mr. and Mrs. Alber.: L. and Mrs. Joseph N. Jennings,
Ballard, nr. alld Mrs. Allen R. ~nd Mrs. Edgar Gore, Mrs. W1l. Beauvais. Mr. and Mrs. Joh!' D. Mr. ~nd Mrs. David Keever.
Beach, Dr .. and Mrs. Watson ham Gramle~,. Mr. and Mrs. Benfield, Mr. and Mrs. John B. L. and L. E. Kilbride. Mr.
Be a c h, RIchard F. Ben 0 t t, Walter L. GriffIth. C. P. Ham- Bourne, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Car. and Mrs. Paul I. Moreland. Mr.
Charles Bick. Mr. and Mrs. C. merlee, Dr.. and Mrs. H. Havers. bone, Mrs. Louis F. Charvat. Mr. and Mrs~ Curt~ V. Mower. Mr.
E. Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Jean S. Held. Mr. and and Mrs. Charles C. Clinton. A. and Mrs. Ritter Newell, Dr.
William P. BlaCK. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wesley H. Hoffman. Louis DeLamielleure. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Norman 'D. Nigro.
Henry A. Bokram. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hornberger. Mr. and Mrs. R. Joseph W. Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pickford.
John Bradley, Mr. and ~trrs. M. Isgan. Mrs. Henry Jacobs. George P. Gicius. Mrs. Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. Williarn C: Pot.
Charles E. Brake, Mr. and Mrs. Alice L. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Gieche, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gilt. ter, S. A. Ramsey, Mr. and
E. C. Brendtke. Dr. and Mrs. William Kamm, Mr. and Mrs. ner, Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Grit. Mrs. Joseph L. Shehan, Dr. and
M. J. Brennan. Edward Brzo- A. L. Kinnard, Mr. and Mrs. fin, Mr. and Mrs .• T. Alfred Mrs. Robert H. Snyder. Mr.
zowski. Mr. and Mrs. J. Armi. Victor Koch, League of Women Grow, Jr., E. N. Hadjisky.
and Mrs. A. J .. Sprunk. R. J:
stead Burwell. Mrs. A. Stansell Voters of Grosse Pointe. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harkonen. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Bush.
K. Lowry. Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Heller, E. Swantt:k. Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M. Cad. ,M. Ludwig, R. N. Lynch, Mr. Miss Harriet M. Helms, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. 'T. W.
well, Mrs. H. C. Capman, Tuily ! and Mrs. M2rk D. Littler. Mr. William Henderson, Mr. and Trefzer. Dr. and Mrs. H. F.
Carotta, Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. and Mrs. Hugh W. McTavish. Mrs. R. 'T. Herdegen. Jr .• A. R. Vieweg. Arthur
C. Walker,
Carpenter, Mrs. Joseph V. Carr. Mrs. J. Harold Meech, Mr. and Huntington, Dr. and Mrs. Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Weston,
Mrs. Thelma Carr. Mrs. E. Mc. Mrs. Davi.d C. Miller, Mr. and ward K. Isley, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M.
Millan Caulkins, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don W. Miller, Raymond J. Jansen. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Robe~ V. Charvat, Mr. and Mrs. W. Miottel, Mr. and Mrs. D. Eo King. Terry W, Kuhn, Mr. and William~, Miss Mary Woodruff.
I
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Moeller, Mr. and :Mrs. Marshall
Thurs
Bridge Club
Sets School Concerts
The young American conductor Henry Lewis will make his
first appearances with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra duro
ing its special series of concerts
in val'ious Detroit public schools
I
Graw. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mc.
Graw, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Mierau •. Mr. and Mrs. George
N. Monro, III, Dr .• md Mrs.
Warren R. Moore, Mrs. W, V,
H. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Muir. Chades B. Murphy, .Mr.
and Mrs. Don G. Neill, Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Nyl'and, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter F. Osius, G. William
Paddock, Mrs Henry W. Pea.
cock. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Hichard
N. Peters, Mrs. John Norman
Petrosky. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
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Chatting At Merrill-Palmer Tea
R. W. Christian, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur D. Christopher, Dr. and
Mrs. John E. Clifford, Jack Cui,len. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delor,
Mrs. lrm~ DeSmet. :Mr. and
Mrs. MaUrIce DeVuyst, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Dietrich, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. DilIowltY, Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. DomZ<slski.
Richard J. Edin, Donald A.
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Eversman, David H. Fairless,
Dr. Richard .T. Ferrara, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank F. Fleming, Mr. a!!d
Mrs. A. C. Fortu~ld, M~'. and
Mrs. R. H. Gathman. Mr. and
Mrs. David C. Gillis, Mr. at.d
Mrs. Maxwell Griffith, .Charles
S. Harrett, Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
Heglin, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J,
Hickey. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
A. Horn. Mr. and Mrs. William
F. Huetteman, Dr. and Mrs.
I Wayne
N. Jacobus,_ D~.. H. A.
Jarre, Dr. and Mrs. WIlham H.
Jevons. E. O. al1d Mrs. JOdar.,
Mrs. Nils R. Johaneson, Mr. and
Mrs. George or. Johnston.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kaiser.
I Mrs. A:lthony A. Kasper, Charles
B. Kemp, Mrs. Edward F.
Kihen, Mary Jane Kirchner, Mr.
and Mrs. Fran-It Kirsten, Robert
F. Klumpp. Mr. and Mrs. U.
George Krapfel. Dr. and ~irs.
M}SS FRIEDELIND WAGNER, (secJohn C. Kretzchmar, Wilham
O'Neill Kronner, Mr. and Mrs.
ond from left), granddaught~r of. the
Clayton Lamont. H. ~. LaPon.
composer Richard Wagner, chats with
sey. Mr. and Mrs. RIchard P.
Pointers, (left), MRS. DANIEL W.
~hmann. !'1r. and Mrs. Frederick C. ~lebold. Mr. a~d Mrs.
GOODENOUGH, (~econd from right),
Gunnar LIndh. Mrs. Lydia Lo.de.
'MRS. JOHN G. GARLINGHOUSE and
wyk, Mr. aod Mrs. Hans Lovlsa,
MRS.
ARTHUR H. BUHL, JR., at a tea
Dr. J. ~nald Ma?ley, Mr. and
in -her honor, one of a series of cultural
Mrs. MIchael MaVlan.
~r. and Mrs. Frank P. Mc. events for Meuill-Palmer students and
faculty, at Merrill-Palmer Institute on
ABrldMe'CJ~.,
Mwr:ll~ndMr s'MRDo°ger
F
. c alg,
1 lam
. e n.
d MEt
oe,11 Mr. an d Mr S... C T M.
£c M'lzer. M
1 r. an
rs. rnes G.
!'
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....
•
i128. 1966
Thursday, April 28, .1966
Club
4A-HELP
Inners
te Memo!lal
'nn€':'s have been
CLASSIFIED
rth and South,
I and Lou i s e
Reddaw<,.y and
ADS
Classified
orth and South,
nd Andrew Wal.
alround and Dr.
Deadline
g
~I
TUXEDO
1
~
.~~~_~Ima~mmit:m~:lf
4-HELP
WANTED
1-4?,.55.
~ EXPERIENCED G e r man or
Scotcb woman for ironing
ap~ cleaning, 2 or 3 days a
week. It#erences. 823-0195.
1-3424.
28-TUTORING
MATURE .woman for general
insurance agency, fuU or part MAID-Thoroughly reliable girl
for Friday cleaning every
time. Some fire and callualty
week. 9 a.m ..4:30 p.m. Must
experience necessary. Write
like children. Experienced,
brief resume stating age, exwith Grosse Pointe references.
perience,
renumeration
exCaU Saturday a.m. between
pected, and phone number.
10
and 12. TUxedo 5-1520.
A. Van Hull Agency, 15031
Mack, Detroit 24. No phone MATURE woman to take full
calls, please.
charge 'of hou~ehold and 3
children, June 13 to July 20.
PART TIME gardener 4 or 5
References, 'please. TUxedo
mornings a week. Cal! Lincoln
4-1139.
1.3333.
PRIVATE TUTORING
IN
YOUR OWN HOME
All subjects; all grades.
Adults and children. Certi.
fied teachers.
Call:
DETROIT AND SUBURBAN
TUTORING SERVICE
KE 7-4653
Call
st: Ellen Walrond
Veale; Jeanette
P. Campbell.
orth and ~,juth,
and Philip Leon;
Frank Randak.
-est: C E. Antonranee Todd; Geti
d Jessie Cook.
orth and South.
d and Frank Nelrs. Kenneth Beld.
LIVE IN.
NURSE MAID - Young single
woman, must live in, help
only. Very reasonable. 821SALES TRAINEE
with care of 5 small children.
1372.
Automobile sales, to r~place reQ~er help employed. References required. TUxedo 2-2456
PIANO, organ, voice, theory. tiring man, in long established
Pre-school
through univer- east side dealersbip. Salary, -HOUSEKEEPER
Live in.
car,
benefits.
Ken
Brown
Chrysity level. Walter Mueller,
General. One day and Sunday
482 Colonial ct. N., TU sler-Plymouth, 3131 E. Jeffer.
qff. Must have good. referson.
Contact
Mr.
Whelan,
LO
6-1090.
ences. $40, week. TUxedo
8-045J.
Chc!lrge Ads.12 words for $1.00
IOc e~ch ~ddition~1 word
orth and South,
and I"abel Pingel;
ds and Elsa Red-
-
3 school age children. Private
room, TV, paid vacations,
taxes and social security.
:* Other help employed. Thursdays and Sundays off. TUxedo
ill
2A-MUSIC
EDUCATION
\ PIANO TEACHER, beginners
Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m.,
for lill new copy, changes of
copy and cancell::~ions. It is
suggested that all real estate
copy be submitted to our office by Monday 5 p.m.
West-Mary
De
argaret Morang;
O. N. Cobb.
ointe
)Iernorial
inners have been
(Domeltic)
~i:i Cleaning and 30me cooking,
.~~m~...
st--Mr. and Mrs.
: Mr. and Mrs.
HOUSEKEEPER
i~
2-6900
3 1runk Lines
LINER STATIONS
CUNNINGHAM DRUGS
18941 Kereneval at Notre Dame
TV 5-98i8
HARKNESSPHARMACY
20313 Mack Ave. at Lochmoor
E-W S
I 5A-SITUATION
WANTED-Experienced
cooks,
waitresses and cou})i~s.Grosse
Pointe Employment Aaenc)',
TUxedo 5.4576.
~
~
~IY
Can TUxedo :.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You. Quickly
Your Ad Can Be Charged
est-Lc: e Lucas
artinson: Mary
d Russell Young.
orth and SOllth.
ang and Andrew
and Mrs. Paul
--------
WANTED 6F- TO SHARE
LIVING QUARTERS
a-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
IS-ARTICLES
II
L
I
I
Alumnae Assoda.
tla Cook Building,
f Michigan, an.
nnual spring fund.
for the support of
on Saturday. May
Id <:t the Grosse
Memorial, from 1
I
--
I
k.
of the event. a
party, are Miss
aney, of Hillcrest
s. Russell H. Pee.
ord road, who is in
ervations.
ry purpose of thi5
is to support the
Iman Stevens Schol.
for resi'Bents of the
lormitory for wornsponsor other proj; to the Building on
sions.
1-----------
W~S~
Alumnae
)n April 28
opolitan
Detroit
apter d Delta Zeta
1 hold its annual
ling on Thursday,
7 o'clock in the
Ids horne of Mrs.
away.
:nda for the evening
e1.ection oi officers
ng year. Before the
eting. however, the
relish a gourmet
I provided by the
roup members.
of the "gastronomic
will be chairman,
I Maledon and her
Mrs. Thomas Ma.
Robert Goodrich,
n Kamm and Mrs.
~r.
Ilbers f:om thi" area
[) att~nd are Mrs.
~wicz. Miss Carol
. Harold T. M'Jllen
Iseph P. Thompsen.
'er information or
m. call Mrs. Kamm;
r Mrs. Benner, 293-
scopal Women
ing Bi-Monthly
;t and third Tuesmonth, the Young
IV omen of ChriSit
t on the first floor
Ish house at 9:30
.
.
i donuts are served
)lhers get their chilon the second floor
)abysitters in the
play rooms.
>usiness meeting is
.5 o'clock by Mrs.
ms, chairman; Mrs.
ravie, nursery and
; Mrs. John Purvis,
nd Mrs. Jamef; 1\11>
publicity chairman.
lis the group works
for the Church Fair
I
BANK
POSITIONS
WAN"'!'"ED
man for the Young
Women's booth is
1 Stevens. Lun.eheon
I the undercroft
of
a~ 12 noon for those
I stay. befor~ which
y h€'~ a speaker
group.
:lurch Women
CATANZARO
May Meeting
rard CUshman will
'eaker for United
men of Detroit on
Fel1ow<;hip Dav
I
observed on May
lwer Congregational
~ is the State Legis.
rman for United
men and is an <;u.
overnmf:fJtal affairs
De t r it Ban k
& Tru st Co
Af~~:6;6.
'.
~-
-
FOR SALE
B~:~~.
TU 2.6000
Q S OLDE TIQU
4(j"
drapes and brass rods.
$1.80 per month. 371-7329.
ANTI UE
. .
ES
778.8985.
WOMAN
with
own
transportaWELL
TRAINED
Scottish
speakCOMMUNITY
JEWELRY
t:.:)O for occasional evening
ing cle~ning wmnan, 2 days, BEAUTIFUL 5-room upper, 607 JUNE 1ST, 2 adults. Upper flat
Buy - Sell _ Trafie
SONY 777.S2, the finest. Set up
NEWS SALEiI STATIONS
TUTORING
SERVICE
and
daytime
baby
sitting.
for laundry and 3 days for
DOWNTOWN AREA ~
st. Clair, .neat Jacobson's.
or in.i:ome. Clean, heated, gar. At the Grist Mill ResalE Shop,
for professional
recording,
Yorkshire and Maumee area.
cleaning. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., in
Grand Circus Park News Stand
MRS. LOU IS MARICK DIREC
Adults. TUxedo 5-7268.
age; Near transportation. TUx- 21151 Mack, Grosse Pointe
$395. Sony 777.101X, 4 mike, 2
CampusMut!us News Stand
882-6141.
Grosse Pointe. Rl!lply Box 0TOR Tutonng by degree teach.
I
edo 2-1721.
Woods. 886-1640. With a name
line mixer, $100. Two 664
28, Grosse Pointe News.
E. JEFFERSONTO CITY LIMITS . ers available in all subjects for
2 BEDROOM apartment, large I -C-O-U-P-L-E-D-E-S-I-R-E-G-r-O-s-se
like that it must be interesting
and one 644 shotgun mike
Alden Park Manor, E. Jefferson I' grades high school college and RECEPTIONIST . lor beauty
living
room,
built.in
electric
to
browse.
$150. Several boom stands
GENERAL Housework, one day
and VanDyke
.'
Park
Drugs, Clb'Umlta
I adult eCiucatlOn.
sa Ion, Thurs d'ay, Frid ay. a n d
kitchen. $155. Adults. TUxedo
Pointe 2 bedroom flat, June.
and plent:r cables. Singly or
a week, excellent job, no
4.4507.
Under
$100.
772.1093,
after
------------in one beautiful package. 1323
GROSSEPOINTE PARK
3311 Merriweather
Saturday. 881-1157.
children, mu~t speak ~rman.
--------6
p.m.
Maryland.
VA 4--.7944.
Miller Phannacy, Waybul'L and
Grosse Pointe FarlJ18
SEXTON wanted for large down.
TUxedo 2-8960.
GROSSE POINTE - 2 bedroom
CUSTOM QUILTING
KerchevaJ
upper, widow or couple; TU- YOUNG COUPLE with dog de. BEDSPREADS, upholstery, deco. WING CHAIR, blue.green; new.
Bullvan Pharmacy. BeaCOMfied
TUxedo 4-2820
tOWl1 church. Should be able
ana Kcrcheveal
I
to handle routine as well as HIGH SCHOOL girl ti> clean
xedo 2-1399.
sires 2 bedroom house or
rator's fabrics. 875-8751).
ly reupholstered
plus arm
small
house
Saturdays,
$10.
LouIs Party Sture on Charlevoix OPENINGS FUR rl!:ACHERS
maintenance responsibilities.
1d
p
HARCOURT
_
Large
deluxe
_u_
_l_ex_,_8_8_6_-0_74_6_.
.________
co~ve~r~s_.
_88_6__
4562~_.
_
TUxedo 1-5751.
GROS~EPOINTE CTY
_~___________
40 hour week :ncluding half
lower Quplex, $275. 823.2418. GERMAN MEDICAL doctor and
SALE
. CHILD't) desk and chair, Christ.
KCV:l;:h:,,~rmacy. CadIeux and TUTOR _ Junior and Senior
day on Sunday. Write Box R. GERMAN LADY, c I e ani n g
CunnlIlliham's Dru~s. Notrli Dame High School English. Certified
,11 Grosse Pointe News, state
every other I:<'riday. Charle. COURVILLE, north of Warren.
family (2 girls) wants.to rent
AT CHRIST CHU~CH
mas
stand
anci artificial
and Kercheval
three bedroom house. 548I....
silver tree, garden equipment,
Notre
Dame Pharmacy. Notre
teac h er. 716-9557,a £ter 5 p.m.
age, exper i enee an d sa Iary ex.
vioux, Grosse Pointe Woods
5
room
upper
income,
beated.
1789.
Grosse
Pte.
Blvd.
near
Fisher
bedroom
suite,
vanity table,
Oillna
and Kercheval
I------~-----peeted ..
bus. TUxedo 4-0820.
Breakfast nook, natural fire. I
THURS., APRIL 2S
miscellaneous. TUxedo 2-7544.
2E--SCHOOLS
GROSSEPOINTE FARMS
PIlace, seatret,~ned.inback PO$f C h,EMPLOYED MOTHER, college I
10 a.m .• 5 p.m.
WOMAN, Grosse P<Jinte resi- BUTLER-HOUSEMAN, ExperTrail Pharmacy. Kercheval on ------------1 45
garage.
Antl'ques, Toys, Clothl'ng,
POWER REE.L mower afid catch
..
dent, for one girl office.
Gle H111
ienced. References required.
,arge.
'1 bi IC,
u
5th Ad 1 .
son, desire 5-room house, gaAval a e ~....ay 1.
u ts
Furniture, Object d'Art
er. Antique mahogany tilt
Farms Drup. J'laher Rd. end ENROLL NOW in Detroit'::.
Phone a n s w e r i n g, light
TUxedo 5-8171.
only. TUxedo 2-7609.
~~i~oo~~peted, around July 1.
_.~_
top lamp table. TUxedo 1KerchevalDNl(S, i'1sher Rd. and I most d'ynannc P'l1 0 t T ra i'lung
Schettlers
typing. Must be reliable. Re.
Maumee
Program.
BICYCLE AUCTION. 2:3 bicy.
6564, l\fter 6 p.m.
ply Box S.4, Grosse Pointe 5-SITUATION
WANTED 636 NEFF - upper flat, 2 bed.
Kinsel DruP, Mack ar.d 7-MUe
room and sunroom, $165, YOUNG MAN, 22, desires fur.
c1es to. be auctioned (In May THE PROVEN carpet cleaner
News.
TRJ.,CITY
DN' Center. Mack and. COURSES begin in May. Regis.
available May 15, VEnice 9nished or unfurnished room
7 at 9 a.m. at 15115 E. ~ef.
Blue Lustre is easy on the
Bournemouth (7 M11e Rd.)
tration will be limited.
BABYSITTING SERVICE
9600.
or apartment. Call 823-531~.
_ferson A,ve., Grosse Pomte
budget. Restores. forgotten
SECRETARY - $425 'We will stay while you're
GROSSEPOINTE WOODS
I -----------~~
-~Park. Pollce.
colors. RE'nt electric shampooFLIGHT
LINE,
INC.
371-4525
c.ao."", Polnto Pharmacy. Mack
away, any hour, night or day"
GROSSE POINTE - 3 bedroom a-ARTICLES FOR SALE
I
--and Manchestp.:r
Variety job, free
Detroit City Airport
upper, gas heat, $185 per
FRENCH PROVINCIAL dining
er $1. Sh~rwin William Faint,
Best Baby Sitters AvaIlable
Harkness Piarmacy. Mack and
month. Security deposit reo
WE FIX ANY TV
room set, fruitwood. 4 pieces
16551 E. Warren.
Lochmoor
Licensed and Bonded
lJoward J "nnlUM, Mack and 8.
quired.
Inquire
414
Cadieux.
with
9
chairs.
4O"x90"
table
DINING
ROOM, 8 piece French
Baby
Care,
Vacation
Care,
JOY DOMAN
Mile
3-LOST AND FOUND
GorouIlo. Mack and AnIta
.
$19.95
with
2
leaves,
buffet.
china
Provincial,
cost $850, sacrifice
Convalescent
and
Elderly
Care
After 6 call TV '{-4501, or WO
Arnold's Drui. Mack and HawWHITTIER RD. - 3 bedroom
Includes all parts and labor.
cabinet and server. WAlnut
$375. Too large for new apart754-6070
thorne
3-8606.
LOST: Vicinity Mack Chal!onte,
Colonial. May 1st occupany
110', 24", 27", slightly extra.
5-9200.
ment. Call 775-1121 evenings
Bob's Dru,s. Mack anl1 Roslyn
Moross. tan and white Brit. 2627 David stott - WO 2.7160
for 6 months, $285. Option to
USED. TV SALEG
--.UN-S-M-I-T-H-'-w-a-n-ts-o-I-d-o-b-so-.
?iter 6.
MIMEO - PRINTING
tany.
Older
do!;,
needs
medica.
DETROIT AREA
27530
Harper
PR
2-5600
buy.
TUxedo
5.3096.
17"
TV
$15
lete
broken
or
incomplete
-----------Brlills Drug Stvre, Mack and
TYPlNG
tion. Answers to "Susie."
Touraine
. 21" TV
CONTEMPORARY couch and
- _.._.$25
guns. 885-1182.
WRIGHT-IDEAS
TU 5.2727
Rands Medical S~nlce Pharmacy, PLEASE call TUxedo 1.8480
two chairs. Wrought iron tea
NORTH
SHORE
APTS.
Mack and Moran
or TUxedo 4.4533.
TEACHERS
Blue Cross Drugs, Ma(lk and Neff
Open Sunday 12 to "
AMPLIFIER, 23 watt, 4 month
cart, 20" boys bike. TUxedo
NEW AND SPACIOUS .
IF YOU'LL name the job you
Blue
Hill
Pharmacy, Mack and
LOST-Cat,
orange and white Sum Ii1 e r assignments in a
want done, we'll do it . . .
Vie & Phil's TV
old amplifier wit h ' - 10"
2-2962.
Blue HUl
1 and 2-bedroom apts. Central
Devonshire OCUlI.
Mac/: Bond
long haired, in the vicinity
specialized field for teachers.
Lawn service, painting and
air
conditioning,
private
base~
25280
GRATIOT
speaker,
tremol"
:mc
2
in.
ANTIQUES
_ Cut glass, set of
Devonshire
decorating.
Guaral'lteed income with opof Littlestone and Mack. ReL '" L Pharmacy, Mack and Bea.
meots, GE appliances include
776-6200
puts. TUxe~o 4.5191.
He fl r 0 i t Quirnper dishes,
consnellS
portunity to earn up to $1,500
ward. Child's pet. TUxedo 4VA 4.9172
surface burner, oven, refrigColony Patelft Medicine. 15645
CUSTOM MADE walnut dining
string of brass sleigh bells,
with
reputable
National
or.
5377.
Mack
erator, d1shwtlsher, disposal,
set, 12 pieces. Hanc!carved
lamps, chin':l and brass pieces.
ganization. Fascinsting work NEED a baby sitter? The Sit.
OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY
covered car ports,. SWIMters Club, PRescott 7.0377.
fireplace
stool, neecUepoint
886-5016.
for those selected. For ap.
4-HELP WANTED
MING
POOL.
Close
to
pub~
Licensed
and
bonded.
Largest
Selection
of
Resale
covering.
Burgundy
mohair
KEEP
CARPET cleaning prob.
pointment
ph
0
n
~
962-1140
MALE AND FEMALE
1A-PERSONALS
lic transportation.
Docking
Clothing in Area.
sofa
and
chair.
5
piece
walnut
lems
small _ use Blue Lustre
Friday.
facilit~s within walking disbedroom
suite.
331-6,,84
bewall
to wall. Rent electric
FAITH HEALING - Renews BABYSITTER, ad!.ll t woman,
Your Girl Friday
New Designers Clothes
tance. Call 771-3124.
must live in Grosse Pointe.
tween 9 a. m. and 4 p.m.
shampooer $1. A. L. Damman
ev::ry organ. Absent, office or
Secretarial
Service
60%
O!f
E. JEFFERSON AT 9~ MILE
and be able to drive. Persena]
LADIES
~------------I
Co., 19245 Mack. 7 Mile Shophonw treatments.
Matthew
Mimeographing
Original Price.
or
babysitting
referencE'S
nePLAYER. piano. 886.3388.
ping Center.
Bokmiller. 8451 Lane, Detroit
SEE FOR YOURSELVES
I
I
cessary. TUxedo 5-1355.
Mrs. Coleman TU 4-6442 6A-FOR RENT48209, phone 842.1670.
Spring Clothing T&ken
,WOMEN ARE EARNING $2 or
---~~--DIRILYTE.
Go.1d
silve,
ware
BEAUT1FUL mahogany gate leg
, on Consignment fo~
( Furnished)
more an hour representing WILL~TAKE care of new baby
service for 12. Tea ser, ice and
table, wall tapestry, colored
FOR LADIES ONLY - Home
AVON
COSMETICS.
For
ap.
NURSES
AI
DES
or
relieve
practical
nurse
car.
lEE'S
FASH
ION
MART
I
many
extras.
886-3388.
glassware,
dishci-:, ornamental
3
ROOM
UPPER.
Grosse
Pointe
calls, massages,
pedicures
pointment call
'l y; F'fl. 't'l1 9
luncheon
set
for four. Barf(ain
ing for elder person, two or
Woods, Lake privileges. TUxaides preferand ~rsonal
grooming to EXPERIENCED
10 t o 5 Dal
KNABE
PARLOR
GRAND
three days each week. 884-9289 edo 4.-1962.
shutins. 544-1595 after 8 p.m.
red. Georgian East, Mrs.
20339
Mack
TU
1-8082
PIANO.
886-3388.
in
suit
cases,
big and small.
TR.2-4120
-----------I..
VAlley 3-0681.
Vicary, PR 8-0800.
---_._-RESPONSIBLE 14 year old, 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT
TORO POWER HA..'lJDLE and BICYCLES, girls, 26" Schwinn,
wants lawn cutting in the
IF
you
can
point
your
finger
attachments.
Power handle
and 26" Sears, good condi.
LARGE front newly decorated
Park area. TUxedo 2.5655.
COLOR WEDDING CANDIDS DEALER wanted for Rawleigh
you c&.nplay a Lowrey organ.
rotary
21"
mower;
tiller
and
tion.
TUxedo 1-1743.
room
for
gentleman.
Days
SALES\VOM EN
bus-iness in Grosse Pointe.
Let us prove it. Free home
edger. TUxedo 2-7035.
~---~~~~~---NURSING experience - will
VAlley
2.5657.
Ev£:nings
TU.
None finer. No minimum
Supply families with every
FULL OR PART TIME
._--- BASEMENT sale. Dishes, furnitrial, 6 months free lessons
care
for
invalid
or
convalesc.
xedo
1.4128.
charge. Select from over '[0
day necessities. Write Raw.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
MUST SELL Singer sewing ma.
with every Lowrey.
ture, gas stove, odds and ends.
ing. References. 823.1138.
beautiful proofs. For appointleigh Dept. MCD 769 555 Freechine in lovely wood console.
JEl"FERSON,
Lakewood
south
TUxedo 4-5196.
SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY
for
ment in your home to 'see
port, I1lino~s.
Ii-lakes b Ittonholes, designs,
THE MUSIC CENTERS
ANY TYPE of yard wor~ ,
private bath, entrance. Quiet
experienc~d
salespeople
to
Gros.,e Pointe's Rlost creative
etc., with zigzag. Will accept 4{) FT. WlUTE picket fence,
cleaning, etc. Call Mac Each.
22933 Gratiot near 9 Mile
home.
Gentlema~.
VAlley
work in prestige store selling
photography, call J. S. De ADVERTISING Salesman
$15. double hung window.
$3.66 per month or $3166 total
em Boys. TUxedo 6.2146.
1-3850.
Hours
10
to
9
Above a v era g e income,
fine quality women's wear to
Forest, 884-4852.
24'x18", $5. TUxedo 1.0552.
amount. Dealer, 755-7E70.
leading publication in its
discriminating
c lie n tel e. INF ANT NURSE or nurse- NICE lllrge room, vicinity
field, sales training and
Pleasant working condith>ns,
maid. Experienced.
Please
Grosse Pointe, convenient lo- YOUR OIL PAINTINGS ex. ABOUT 45 yards wool tVlist car- GAS STOVE, deluxe model, ex.
cellent condition. $45. Boy's.
WILL ELIZABETH (southern
pertly repaired, restored and
sales ,tools furnished, high
good earnings and other bene.
peting, ju t cleaned, excellent
write, Box T.16, G r 0 sse
cation. TUxedo 5.4881.
24" bike, $5. Girl's 20" bike,
girl) who formerly worked
ratE' of commission, draw.
fits. Possibility of schedules
cleaned.
condition. 821-8750.
Pointe News.
GENTLEMEN preferred, beach ANTIQUE FRAMES completely
$3. 884-1933.
for Hourly Aid get in touch
ing account. Age 25 to 40
suitable to you" needs.
GRAND PIANOS. Goe:d used
NURSE, PRACTICAL, n i g h t
and pool privileges, refer.
with us Reply P.12, Grosse
with proven record or" sue.
restored. Museum standards
Mason & Hamlin, Steinway, mSHWASHER, Lady Kenmore,
duty or relief. Grosse Pointe
ences. TUxedo 2-5305.
cessful selling. Must h:we
Pointe News.
Apply Store Mana~:er.
of perfection.
large, excellent condition. Call _
Baldwin,
Grinnell, Ch.ckering
references. VAlley 4-0022, be car. No special edition men,
822-2808.
Volmer and Weber. Priced
be-OFFICE FOR RENT
fore
3.
no part time help. Supply
2A-MUSIC EDUCATION
WIGLE'S ART SHOP
B.
SIEGEL
from
$SB5.
Terms.
Smiley
resume
C. J. Fleming,
WA 2.5165
Eastland Shopping Center
WOMAN would like care of in TWO.room deluxe suite in air 8100 Kercheval
Bros., Midwest 1-1177 and
Michigan Catholic, 644 Sel.
ELMINA CAMBURN
Perfect Gift f<lr
Restoration Specialist
conditioned modern ground
valid,
two
or
three
days
a
Trinity 3-6800.
den, Detroit 48201.
Mich. Music Teachers Assoc.
Mother's Day
'floor
office
building.
18038
week. TY 8.8454.
- ._-~ .._-~--_ .._---Certified Piano Teacher
Mack. TUxedo 4-1234.
GIRL
wanted
to
answer
phone,
COMBO
compact
org.ms
by
Pal'tel
portraits
of you or the
NEW STORY &: CLARK PIANOS
Theory Classes
ENERGETIC high school stu .
Lowry, Farfisa, f..-om $495 to
EXECUTIVE
typing and billin5:. Male teachPte. Many Story & Clark consoles
$1295, as low as $5 p~r week children by Prudden. 884.4199.
Puneh and Judy Bldg.
dent desires lawns to cut OFFICE SPACE -Grosse
ers and college students, ap.
City (business district). Park- now in stock, including the
SALESMAN
15 Kercheyal
TU 1-1741
Mack-Cook
Road
area.
TUx
- ing. TUxedo 2-7252 or TUx- beautiful Mediterranean. Used Smiley Bros. 1\~idwest 7.1177.
plications taken now for sum.
edo
104530.
Open Monday and Frioiay eve- TV (2) good condition, 21" and
Home: 1023 Rosiyn Rd.
mer employment.
Hammel UNUSUAL PRESTIGE op.porconsoles, spinets, uprights edo 5-0518.
ning. Detroit TR 3.68110.Open
TU 4-2832
13". Cheap. PR 1.2311.
Moving and' Storage, 5415 tunity is Offerel\ to an /)ut. NURS~ - Companion, c.onvaleschoose from Lester, Baldwin,
evenings Monday thru Friday.
standing man who is seeking
Conner.
AVAILABLE
NOW.
4
new
airGrinnell
and
Wurlitzer.
Hurry!
cent care, nights. References
Both stores open Sunday 1.5. AIR.CONDITIONER for case.
-~-----------a lifetime sales career. 1m
conditioned offices in Chet
MILDRED BRIGGS
Experienced. 772-7698.
ment window, Fedders, $95.
MUSIC CENTER
mediate ll.nd liberal salary
Sampson Travel Building. AU
PIANO and THEORY
AUTHENTIC primitive clry sink,
TUxedo
2.1733.
22933
Gratiot
near
9
Mile
plus unlimited commission.s 5A-SITUATION
utilities pro v ide d. $60-80
BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO
WANTED
small, pine. TUxedo 1-1893.
Hrs.:
10
a.m.-9
p.m.
and
generous.
group
insurance
monthly.
TUxedo
5.7510.
---~---(Domestic)
is Kercheval-Punch and Judy
and ~Jision benefits. Oppor .
2 PIECE curved sectional, $75. LOVERS of (ine furniture who
BuUding.
TWO NEW AIR-CONDITIONED
tunity to assoc~ate with a Na - SPRING CLEANING-Juanita's
Tile cocktail table, $~O.After
cannot afford to buy new-.
Grosse Pointe
offices for Lease. Mack AveDomestic
Beavers.
896.2927.
tional
Organization.
Definite
4
p.m. TUxedo 1-6912.
attention! For those who lOve
TUxedo 2.5680
nue, Grosse Pointe Woods.
opportunities for promotion
ARE YOU A HIGH SCHOOL
fine Grand Rapids Guild:
EXPEFLIENCED
lady
want
s
8 ANTIQUE Hepplewhite dining
and management r(;sponsibil graduate over 20 who enjoys
PUNCH AND JUDY
Duncan Phyfe dining set
days. Steady worker. clean . F. G. SCULLY, REALTOR
WOMENS and CHILDRENS
chairs, Paisley sha\\ Is, pic.
ity as soon as warranted. The
public contact and llas good
MUSIC STUDIOS
20169Mack
TU 1-8310 BETTER SPRING CLOTHING'
complete with buffet, server.
ing.
Grosse
Pointe
reference
ture frames.
End tables,
man selected must be ambi numerical ability? If so, we
Guitar, Classic Guitar,
Handpainted satinwood bedEast side resident. 821-5576
CHOICE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
books,
dishes,
ty~ewriter.
tious, sales minded and 0f
will train you for our down.
Bass Guitar, Banjo,
6D--RESORT
PROPERTY
room
set, twin bed.s c~mplete,
Taken On Consignment
TUxedo 1.0767.
high native intelligence. Selec .
town or east side branch ofGuitar Rental and Sales
highboy, d res s e r, mirror.
FOR
RENT
GERMAN
lady
wishes
da
Y
tion will be competitive, based
fices. You will work in a
dressing table. Cherry bed.
work. Experienced. V;!!;9-8847
15 Kercheval
RUMMAGE SALE - Fl'rniture;
Monograms, Lettering,
on aptitude tests and tests and
pleasant
environment,
obtain
CHARLEVOIX LAKE, (Vida Nu.
room set. Livil:;g room furGrosse Pointe Farms
electrical
appliances;
all
good
Alterations.
We
make
peroonal interviews. Give per - WOMAN wishes work Tuesda
Ava Resort) new completely
niturE with. leather top tables;
TU 4-4440
Res. 372-89B4 good fringe benefits and have
Y
eondition.
Saturday,
:,0
a.m.'
belts,
buttons,
do
sonal
history
in
l~tter
request
- and Friday, 8 - 3:30. Gross e furnished. homes and apartopportunities to advance. An
walnut
breakfast sel 100 year
5
p.m.
427
Lothrof.
Road,
hemstitching.
ing interv:iew. Box Q-29,
interviwer will be at our
ments: Accommodations for 2,
Pointe. References. 824-0661.
old highboy. Magnavox ~.in.1
Grosse
Pointe
Farms.
Grosse Pointe News.
Mack.Hillcrest office on Fri.
4, 6, 8, on private safe, sandy
combination. Also antiques,
The Cinderella Shop
day, April 29, between noon
beach. Call KEnwood 7.11~.
RELIABLE
worker
wishes
da
y
CLOSE ESTATF:
glassware, paintings. No eve.
MUSIC STUDIO
16227 Mack nr. Three Mile
and 8 p. m., or yc-umay apply
work Thursday, Friday. Ca 11
.
h
'I
t'
nings.
TUxedo 2-0013.
ANTIQUES
d IS es, S1 "er win
CHALET, Crystal Lake near
TV 6-0960
",
875-6733 •
• full accreditation
at the Personnel Dept., 4th!
Receptionist, $350
Beulah.
Boat,
golf
privileges,
bed
set,
love
se:.t,
hutch,
din.
.-._-.~-----------floor. Fort at Washim;"ton I
• diploma courses
WOMAN wishes 3 days. Mon. private country club. Large
lng table and chairs, miscel.! TRAMPOLINES - S<>mf'new
Blvd., any day, M 0 n day I
Free. PBX and typing
• instruC'ti~n at your home
sand bea~h. Away from traf.
days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
laneous. Saturday and Sunday. , or somc used, various sizes
through Friday.
JOY DOMAN
fie. Avaihble
June 25 to ESTATES bought and sold.
Experienced. 821-8711.
1656 Roslyn, Grosse Pointe.
and prices. Call 626.0132.
-classical piano
July 9 and August 20 to Sep.
Woods.
-~-~-----~.---Complete or ()(id pieces. An.
-classical Italian trumpet
0
0
call TV 4-45G1 or W EXPERIENCED,
neat
nfciid
5 PIECE rattan family room
tember 3, at $150 per week.
tiques, silver, china, furni-classical accordion
wishes 5 days, UP5tairJ work
Early June and aU of Sep.
furniture. Best offer, 1263
ture. Oriental rugs. Hugl:t C. MAGTAG wringer wasUng ma.
-flamenco g'Jittarra
2627 David Stott - WO 2-7160
References. Can stay. TOwn ie.nOOr at reduced rates. Call
Bolan, 1023~i Woodward, TO
Road, Grosse
chine. Good eonditi'>D, $15. Ham p ton
lend 5.6752.
'
TUxedo 4-4435.
Pointe Woods.
•
27530 Harper
PR 2.5600
Call m;'5393, after 6.
6-2500:
331-9813
Cook
Slated
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UPHOLSTERING Fabric Rem ..
LAMB COAT, $60•
.
nants,
below
cost;
start
at
98c
.
EXPERIENCED. LADY wishes SOMEONE-Share clean,' quiet,
yard.
Van
Upholstering
&
PIANO,
BALDWIN
Acrosonic
Tuesday~, Wednesdays and
modern bungalow, $79. refer.
Furniture Co., 2034Z Mack,
upright. mahogany, $450. TU.
Fridays, all at one place. 871- ,ences. Grosse Pointe Park.
Grosse Pointe Woods.
xedo 1.3608.
6147.
822-5689, before 7 a.m.
WAGGW'TONGUEANTIQUESI20
COLORADO Blue 3pruce. 3
GIRL WOULD like a steady
PLEASANT
home
tJ
share
with
announces
new
hours.
C!oced
I
to
41/2,'. TUxedo 5.1342.
day, MondcU;S or Wednesday,
employed mature lady. VicinWed. and Fr1. Open other --------------cleaning or. ironing. Grosse
ity East Warren-Outer Drive.
days 11 to 4.
LUGGAGE. leather. Shown bePointe references. 891.2017.
References. Box V-6. Grosse 22265 Mack
771-1480 tween 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 4715 NotPointe News.
tingham.
IRONING NEATLY done in my
.----1
BARN SIDING - Authel1tic 1"
home. Gratiot-7 Mile area .. 6G STORESFOR RENT.
weathered, hand hewn, natur- SILVER service, 7 pieces Shef527.9651.
~::::
.__
al timber. TR 2.3880.
field plate, $200. Typewriter,
LADY wishes day work, Mon- GROSSE POINTE - WOO D S,
OlivE'ttL like new, $40. Typeday, TuesdaY, Thursday and
19517 MACK AVE., 20x70
WE BUY-SELL-TRADE
writer stand, new, $10. VAlley
Saturday. $10 and car fare.
store. WHllease. Suitable for
GUNS
_~:~~_'
_
Reference. Call 82]",0135.
clinic, beauty shop, general Reloading rquipment anti com. BICYCLE, girl's 20". Black
-----.--------offices, etc. Available AprU 1. ponents. Scope and Sight In.
wrought iron glass top table,
REFINED larly wishes convaCox & Baker. TU 5~7900..
Iescent care, 5 days: Refer. stallations. Stock fittin,~ and
5 chairs. 2 upholstered wing
ences. Light duties. 824.4&11. 7-WANTED
TO RENT . -, complete gunsmithing.
chairs. 2 upholstered bedroom
BROWN[NG & WINCHESTER
chairs. TUxedo 2-2589.
CLEANING and laundry,2 days, EXECUT~VE with 3 teen ag~ WEATHERBY ~ REMll'\GTON BEAUTIFUL leather t~-p-l-a-m-p.
Tuesday and Wednesday. 922SALES & SERV ICg
table \rAlley 2-4007
2773.
childreI), arriving early June,
GUNS &: SHOOTING
.
.
wishes to lease 3 bedroom
6-FOR RENT_
. home in Grosse Pointe area.
ACCESSORIES
60" ROUND mahogany table, 4
(Unfu.mished').
References. Call Great Lakes
B. ~1cDAN 1El CO.
legs; $60. Danish teak exten. Industries. HOward 8.1438, or
sion table, $60. 21" Muntz TV,
GRAYTON RD. ---"4 bedrooms,
TUxedo 5-2034, ev,mings.
15102. KERCHEVAL
$30. Chain fire ladder, $9. TUliving room, dining room, den, .'
Cor. Maryland
VA 1-8200 xedo 2-0674.
1 . full and 2 half baths, ADULT professional
family
-M-AY~T~A-G-~u-to~-m-atic
s~in ciry,
Youngstown kitchen, maior
wishes 3 or 4 bedroom home.
-~
washer, good condition. 1
appliances,
carpeting
ail d
891-0322.
RENT a new Lowrey piano or
piece polished brass fireplace
draperies, $400. 526.0907 or .
organ, only $5 a month.
set, ceramic birch gas logs.
754 5533
PROFESSIONAL man and wife,
.
THE. MUSIC CENTt:',R
Aluminum ladder, 24 foot, 26"
no children or pets, desire 2
bedroom apartment, duplex,
PRescott 5-8000
fir ladder; solid work bench
HARCOURT. Fine duplex unit.
flat or house to rent in Grosse
with vise, limited amount
Poin,te area, under $170, on DRIVERS! $20 quarterl~r buys
each of paint, tools, heavy
Three bedrooms, two and onelease. 756.1304, after 5 p.m.
$10,OQO/$20,000L i a b i lit y,
lumber. TUxedo 4-1938.
half baths. Family room. $300
------~Property
damage,
Medical
month.
YOUNG couple desire 2 or 3
payments. TUxedo 1-2376.
CARPETING, 45 yards, beige.~
MAXON BROTHERS
bedroom house, garage. Up to -------------~
wool, also tweed wool, 3 sets
TV 4-3108
est: Mary DePoorew Walrond; Dr.
and G. P. Camp-
:>e
WANTED
(Domeltl()
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NEWS
POINTE
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II
597 NEFF ROAD. Center entrance, 3 bedroom, Ilh bath,
colonial.
close to shopping,
transportation,
schools
and
'churces.
60'xI55'
lot. new
21'xI2~ Florida room, full din.
ing room. Partially
finished
baseinent,
swings
and tool
shed. $34500. Call owner for
appointment.
882-4304.
j
8-ARTICLES
lOA-MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
SCHWIN 10 speed bicycle. Like
new, $50. ~86.0115.
---------~--ANTIQUES, _ glassware,
appliances.
fur scarf,
cameras,
miscellaneous
rum mag e,
20254 Woo d 1 and,
Harper
Woods.
~I!.~~
chair, $5.~86.302:
I
I
GRAND PRIX,
1965, S,p 0 r t
Coupe, low mileage. ,Beautiful
con d it ion.
Reason.
able. 526.6056.
1965 RIVERSIDE motor scooter,
$200. 886-2143.
------------
OC-AUTOS
FOR SALE
-----------CORVAIR convertible
'63-wire
wheels. Must sell. Low mileage. TUxedo 6.0567.
1964 SUZUKI 250. Very excel.
lent condition. $400. TUxedo
2-9459.
-------~-~---Il
BUNK OR twin beds, maple,
complete.
$20. Maple crib,
ll-AUTOS
FOR RENT
BY OWNER-HARPER
WOODS.
Custom built ranch;
3 bed.
rooms, large kitchen with best
of
b'lilt-ins;
combination
family-dining
room;
large,
OTie of Michigan's
finest. Lopaneled
living
room,
fireplace,
cated near Howell 81 acres
Ilh ~a,ths; knotty pine parti.
including 2 large stables, one
tioned
basement;
attached
with lh mile inside track. Cost
plastered
garage.
Carpeting,
approximately
$110,000
to
draperies.
Approximately
Jh
build. Also 112 mile outside
acre. $34,500. LA 7-7204.
track. 3 bedroom home. Total
price $110,000.
CAll,
,
TU 6-4444
'64 RAMBLER,
6 cylinder
2d00r, excellent
tires,
dark
green, $850. TUxedo 2.4300.
GEORGE PALMS, Rltr.
GROSSE PO INTE
OPEN
SUNDAY
2-5:00
GROSSE
RENT-O-CAR
1'"'
._~ .......
'
Thursd,
911 lakeshore
704 BALFOUR
4 BED ROO M Colonial with
large, heated swimming pool,
cabana, family root.ll, screened terrace,
c y c Ion e fence,
carpeting,
d rap e r i e s, etc
IDEAL FOR FAMILY WHO
LIKES
BOTH
GRACIOUS
AND OUTDOOR
LIVING.
Only 7 years 01(1, like new,
with June 1st Possession.
SHAREMET
NEW aOUSE NEARING
COMPLETION
I
New 4.bedroom
Colonial. Beau-I
tiful tree,>;
circular
drive:
large
entry
with
CIrcular
stair.
Large
living
room,
liarary,
family ro(,m, dining
room, bright kitchell, laundry,
powder room bnd lavatory.
Patio.
TU 2-1730
I
WEEKDAYS
2.5 P.M.
BORLAND
•
McBREARTY
Silloway & CO.
I
TAPPAN Says;
I
SWEENEY
MOORE
mod ate
.;. Best Price
BE WISE AND' BUY TODAY
TERMS
See Picture,
Page
18
CALL
GEORGE PAUv1S, Rltr.
TU 6-4444
I
Grosse
Pointe
FISHER. First advertised.
Good
three bedroom
English.
Til~,
roof. Recreation
room.
55
foot lot. $27,900.
PERRIEN. Deluxe tri-leve! built
1965. Three
bedr~oms
two
bath$
and
two
lavatories.
Large
family
room.
First
floor laundry.
Air-conditioned Many exp~nsive features.
BALLANTYNE
COURT. Impeccable ranch well located on
dead end street. Three bedrooms two baths. Paneled recreation room. $39,000.
HALL PLACE at Radnor Circle.
Conservative
Contemporary ..
Three
large
bed."'Ooms two
and one-half baths. Fine rec.
reation'
room.
Central
airconitioning.
Near s c h 0 0 1 s ,
shops and transportation.
NORTH
OXFORD.
Beautiful
Early American
on 80 foot
lot. Four bedrooms, two and
one-half
baths.
Paneled
li.
brary. Extra good condition.
$47,500.
K,ausmann
MAXON
'CHA,MPION
"., 5-TATIONERY
;l
then ch
fore you
FOR
SOMEI
want to
one
bas]
priced
1
low mail
the answ
with two
Ii'/ing ar
a screenE
couple l"1
buying tl
plenty OJ
for your
CAN
two-famil
showing
Where
Pointe ca
complete
less tha
Camp~-d
cheval)
erty i~ jl
a .bus
Shoppin.i!
TU 2.6000
SERVICE
Co.
TU 2- 5900
Serving
up to
INC.
83 KERCHEVAL
Electric
TRADITION
your
ar
the form
your faIl'
room fal
appreeia
architect
lea, if yi
that's b~
lent con
have th~
paay by •
Stop in for a time saving list
tailored
to your reQl1irpments
from our comprehensive
Grosse
Pointe calatog of photographs
and small floor plans.
BROTHERS,
THE FREN(
many
architec1
in evidE
tiful far:
coIn
R
bedroom
rooms 01
Offered
below IT
listings. '
YOU
THOROUGH
COVERAGE
ON OTHER
GROSSE POINTE HOUSES
Electrical Repairs
Appliance Circuits
I
Then t
place. L
block
(
two
m
City's 1:
settled 1
enough
swimmit
chard, ~
dogs. PI
up pron
possesso
~, Best Location
GUIUE 1~OGOOD SERVICE
I
13-REAL
FOR
LIKE TO B
rooms
fireplacl
rooms a
~ Best Construction
t.' Best Buy
I
I
881-8848
EXCELLENT "48"
HOME
886-5020
Grosse' Pointe
4 bedrooms (fireplace In master bedroom),
3 baths. Stepdown
living
room,
dining
room, Mutschler
kit c hen,
breakfast
room, library
and
garden
ro!>m. Open
afternoons.
548-0419
884-2106
Ruth
Associates
37 BEACON HILL
Near Lake
BREMER-DRUMMOND
DAVID
WILLISON CO.
OPEN
ESTATE
FOR SALE
FIRST OFFERING
-- Very ex.
dusive
3 bedroom
ranch,
Harper Woods. Basement
fin.
ished. TU 2.2100.
POINTE
REAL CLEAN bung~low, 2 b~drooms down, 1 up, room for
one more. Gas heat, basement toilet, new 2 car garage. 50' lot, only $17,900.
Terms.
GWENELL
'13-REAL
13-REA L. ESTAT!:
FOR SALE
13-REAL ESTATE
' FOR SALE
RADNOR CIRCLE 45 .- This
Open Sunday
is' a high quaHty 11k story
12H-LAKE A.ND RIVER
2:30-5:00
NOTICE TO RESiDENTS
OF
12A-BOATS AND
!,'RIGIDIARE,
perfect working
V.W. 1300
home with 4 bedrooms - 2
PROPERTY
DETROIT, GROSSE POINTE
condition.
Good for cottage,
MOTOR5
down and 2 up all twin
1285 Grayton Road. Four bedAND ST. CLAIR SHORES.
$50. TUxedo 2-6622.
$4.99
size. Master
bedroom
18'x
HYDRO
PLANE,
8' freshly
rooms, 21,2 baths. I~lrge extra
"ON LAKE HURON, one of the
13'6", bath adjacent,
facing A firm we represent
is bring- room on fir~ floor. New furplus pennies per mile
painted, Ie HP Mercury Mo.
very nicest lake front homes
gar den.
Den paneled
.in
ing 6,000 families to Detroit. nace. Pri\'ate backyard with pator.
1966 MC Registration
in Port Huron. Large living.
cherry' wood. Modern kitchen
Coach House
Please register with us.if you tio. 2 car garage. WHlking disRENT-A-CAMPER
number.
10xlO J. C. Higgins
room with fireplace,
formal
an<i
utility
~oom
including
wish
to sell yo:ur home.
umbrella
tent,
a
1u
m
i
n
u
m
dining room, paneled den, kitReserve a VW Camper now
tance to St. Clare ~Ind Maire
Antiques
most
appliances.
Basement
frame,
like new. TU 5-31t;Q
chen
with breakfast
nook.
for your vacation.
elemeJlJl:ary schools ilnd Village
TO
YOU
nice
people
who
andesigned
for, entertaining.
Closed temporarily.
Watch
after 7:00 P.M.
Five
lovely
bedrooms,
3lf.z
Qui c k possession.
DAILY RENTAL
swered this ad last week, we shopping.
Possession
can be had by
for our
baths;
F.ull
ba~ement,
recre.
Don't
miss
it.
LEASING SERVICE
honor
and
value
the
~rust
you
May 1.
RENT for two or three weeks,
ation room with fireplace.
2
Grand Opening
have
placed
with
us.
35' hardtop, S/S, depth finder,
Call Rick Champion
car
attached
garage.
Call
at new location,
ST. CLAIR SHORES
R.D.F., dinghy and outboard,
Vera
Singelyn.
EVergreen
WE ARE also interested in emWOOD MOTORS INC.
automatic
windlass,
pressure
MIDDLESEX,
23343. Built to
Kercheval at Chalmers
5-4295.
Caulkett
Real
Estate,
Exclusive
by
ploying a good saleswoman.
Authorized
VW Dealer
ilOt,
cold
water,
shower,
please choosy buyers. BeauPort Huron."
15351 Gratiot
sleeps 7, $300 per week. TUtifully kept. 2 fine bedrooms.
521-6900
xedo 4-5670.
First floor utility room plus
MOVING
from
large
home,
COTTAGl<: on' Lake, for sale.
full basement, Ph baths. Carmany items must be so1d,
LIGHTNING,
excellent
condi8178 Lakshore
Road, Port
ll-AUTOS
FOR SALE
peting, draperies,
and built in
s t 0 v e, refrigerator,
so fa,
tion, 3 mains. 3 jibs, 2 spin.
Huron. FUlton 7.2004, Yale.
appliances.
60' lot. 2 car at.
piano,
chairs,
lawn equip'66 LINCOLN
Continental
2Michigan.
trailer.
TUxedo 2-4657.
tached garage.
ment. TUxedo 6.4280.
door hardtop,
vinyl top, full
of Grosse Pointe
Realtors
25
FT.
SL00P
Folkboat,
compower, radio, stereo, extras.
YEAR-ROUND
plete; includes
2 sets sails,
R. Perkins, 5796 Balfour. TV
RUMMAGE SALE
TU 6-4060
RIVER FRONT HOME
spinnaker, motor, etc. TUxedo
1.4497.
ALGONAC,
MICHIGAN
st. James Lutheran Church
81
Kercheval
on the Hill
6-52e6 after 6 p.m. or 521-6900,
19 KERCHEVAL
TV 6-3800
Ker~heval at McMillan
TU
4-7000
19£3 OLDS, 98, 4.door sedan.
days.
A perfect home in an ideal locaMember
of
National
Association
(Next
to
Punch
&
Judy
Theater)
Grosse Pte .. Mich.
blue, one owner,
excellent
tion. 5 bedrooms,
3 baths,
of Real E"tate Boards
hydro and 5.5
}lay 5, 1966
condition. Call VAlley 2.7500 TWO BOATS-8'
maids quarters,
39x20 living
Evinnlde,
10' inboard hydro
ext. 205.
Thurs. 9:00 a.m.-5:oo p.m.
room, large encJosed porch,
National
Council of
nut finished. After 7, p.m., TV
----------------------lavatory.
132' of deep river
Women Realt9rs
LAKESHORE
R a A D, Grosse
/ 1965 CORVAIR Monza coupe
6-4326.
frontage with", steel sea wall.
GUITAR-DRUMPointe
3
h
0 res
Con~
radio, automatic,
whitewalls.
Grosse Pointe Women Real
Not new hut in perfect condi- BALFOUR, 687 - First offering
WAREHOUSE
venient to park with new
ALCORT SUPER Sailfish, wood,
Low milage. $1,600. PRescott
char.ming Colonial only a step
E~t.ate Counsellors
tion. Several thQus'and dollars
swimming pool. 4 bedroom,
new sail, excellent condition.
8-7825.
from
Windmill
Pointe
Drive.
of
furniture
anti
furnishings
Drive out! Buy at our distri.
TUxedo 5-4686.
2lh bath Colonial. CarpetLibrary, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths,
included.
A prime
offering.
Tudor,
88.
butor
prices
On new and '59 OLDSMOBILE
ing and d rap e r i e s, all
TU 4-0600.
.
$250. 886-0115.
lovely 100 ft. site. Owner leavstudio used Gibson, Fender,
Exceptional
conditilJn,
low SAILFISH,
kitchen built-ins, extr3 ening city. TU 1-4200.
Epiphonp, Goya, Martin, Mosmileage, no rust. $675. Owner.
tertainment
areas.
Excel7lh HORSEPOWER
motor, exJOHNSTONE &
TUxedo 1-2523.
rite and Murph. Hundreds of
lent conditon.
BERKSHIRE,
969 - Windmill
cellent condition, sell for $65
JOHNSTONE
drums and cymbal~ to choose
Pte. near Jefferson.
Spacious
Or trade for 1.7 horsepower
radio,
GROSSE PTE. AREA
"Join the Happy Home
from. Prices
cut on mikes. DART '63 - automatic,
with sun room, den and pan.
kicker. TUxedo 2-0713.
heater,
whitewalls,
27,000
4300 BISHOP,
attractve
Earlv
combo
organs
and pianos.
Owners
out
where
Spri
ng
eled library, 5 bedrooms,
21h
13-REAL
ESTATE
miles.
Best
offer.
TUxedo
American-?
bedrooms and
.Band instruments,
Olds, Mar.
SPEEDLINER
RUNABOUT 12'
baths, games :!"oom and 3 car Beckons.
FOR SALE
1-9573.
Live Happier
bath up; den anc[ lavatory
tip, Selmer,
LeBlanc.
Shop
double cockpit, throttle, comgarage. Wid~ well landscaped
down.
Spacious
kitchen,
in
one
of
our
ChoiCe
us today! Hours
10-9 p.m. 1957 PO',~TIAC Station WAgon,
pletely refinished,
293.1869.
100' lot. TU 4-0600.
screened
t
err
ace.
Fine
22933 Gratiot near 9 :Mile.
Spring Beauties:"
reasonable.
821-5855.
1589 HOLLYWOOD
16 H.P. SCOTT Atwater
out.
horne for young family or
GROSSE PTE. FARMS - PretFRIGIDAIRE
for s a Ie.
TU '65 MUSTANG convertible-red,
3 bedroom ,Colonial, many conboard motor, good condition,
retirement.
Immediate
posty as' a picture! Nothing to do
PHONE FOR
1.6337.
venience extras. Quick occuremote
con
t
r
0
1
included.
session.
black top; 289 engine; power
but move in. 2 bedrooms,
2
APPOINTMENT
pancy.
Good
location
in
Make offer. PR 8-1703.
steering.
brakes;
automatic;
bath RANCH. Family room,
12836 E. OUTER DRIVE-AtSA-OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
Grosse Pointe Woods. $22,750.
low mileage;
excellent condigames room. Also extra room
884-6200
12D-ACREAGE AND
tractive
3 bedroom Frame
Shown by appointment,
TV 4.
FOR SALE
tion. TUxedo 4-9654.
accommodations
and lavatory
Colonial.
Large
kitchen._
1003
BALFOUR
New
offerSUBURBAN ~ROP.
:1254.
in basement. Handy to every.
TYPEWRITERS
and add in g 1965 PLYMOUTH Fury II hard. I
House
in
excellent
condiing.
4
beul'oom,
2lh
bath.
. thing. TU 1-6300.
machines,
new, robuilt. Reation.
Carpets,
draperies,
center hall New Orleans Cotop automatic, power, etc. List
GRACIOUS
sonable prices. National
Offinished
basement,
new
GROSSE PTE WOODS - Near
lonial. Like new. beautifully
price ove: $3,400. Execu~ive's
COUNTRY HOME
fice Equipment,
16833 Harper
-::ar. AsklOg $2,175. PrIvate.
Liggett School. Lovely 4 bedfurnace.
St. Clare parish.
GROSSE
PTE.
FARMS
decorated. Priced right.
at Bishop. TUxedo 1-7130.
TUxedo 5-2075.
THIS FINE HORSE farm on
Vacant soon.
room Cape Cod just 3 years
secluded setting, features
80 FINE 12 ROOM HOME facing
bedro.om, 2~'2
old. 21h baths,
37' paneled 50 N. DUV AL-3
SS-ANTIQUES
I '65 CHEVELLE
Super
Sport
acres of rl)l1ing plisture land,
the water. One owner. Built
bath split~evel
Colonial situfamily room with fireplace,
-----------Coupe. Euckets,
com;ole, auremodelled
farm house, rail
1954. Large
lot,
complete
ated
on 120 ~t. lot, large
first floor laundry,
f~nced,
sprinkler
system. Many fine
tomatic,
radio,
whitewalls.
fencing and good horse barn.
family room wVth fireplace,
nicely
landscaped
grounds.
&
ANTIQUE
SHOW & SALE
Private
party. PR 8-7825.
Excellent investment.
$60,000.
custom features.
Call today
2-car attached
garage. Loads
Own~r transferred.
Priced to
for brochure
containing
picof charm.
P r ice d under
sell. TU 4-0600.
April 27 - 28 - 29
'66 MALIBU Super Sport yellow
LAKEFRONT FARM
tures and floor plan. '
$60,000.
convertible.
7.000 miles, full
IDA LANE - Off Cook. This
S1. . Andrew's
E pis cop a I
power, Astro seats, head rests,
3 bed.
home has everything.
3 bed- 70 N. EDGEWOOD
TU 1-6800
DON'T
JUST
DRIVE
BY
Church, 16360 Hubbard Road.
adjustable
steering,
$2,750. ONE OF THE MOST beautiful
room, 2 bath Ranch in beauroom RANCH, family room,
Livonia
(between
5 and 6
TUxedo 4-7449.
farms in the Metamora
area. THIS 4 BEDROOM
tiful Grosse Pte. Shores with
home on
kitchen built-ins, games room,
Mile Rd.l
,
FOED G 1 . 500
t'
Scenic lac;} with frontage on
large family room, modern
WASHINGTON
ROAD.
Beextra
bath,
attached
garage.
,
a aXle
conver 1private
lake. Another
lake
12 noon t 0 10 p.m. F n 'd ay 65bl
kitchen, 100% air conditioncause there is no waste space,
Nicely fenced site. Price reJ
t
bl
k
t'
ld'l
b
'1"1 9
L
h
d
e. e
ac, power s eermg
cou
eaSl y
e constructed.
ed. Fully sprinklered,
beauthis home is larger than it
duced for quick sale. TU 1.
I
p.m.
un? eon an
and brakes. 352 motor, autoCharming old farm hliuse and
tifully
gardened.
O\.vner
now
6300.
appears
from
just
an
outside
s.nacks. Door prIzes, donamatic, well kept. Forced
to
comlJ~ete set of out.buildings.
transferred.
quick glanc!':. Call today and
two $1.00.
sell. VAlley 4.7930.
$53,000.
arrange
for interior
inspec- LAKE FRONT HOME - Modern
St. Clair.
4 bedroom RANCH on large 21741 EDMUNTON,
tion.
ANTIQUES~ "D e t r 0 it's
Old '63 DODGE Dart c?nvertible. II
Investor's Special
Shores near 9 Mile Rd. be.
private
site, Built 1961. Attown Antique group." SIDEPush button, 8 cylinder,
extween Mack and Harper.
3
tached boathouse with electric
KARL DAVIES
WALK SALE OF ANTIQUES.
cellen;; condition. Reasonable.
120' ACRES IN
'dl d
I .
bedroom Ranch with 2 baths,
hoist, ,'Steel sea wall, deep waPROMPT
TUxedo 11446, after 5 or all
.
rap~ y eve O?
TU 5-3220
in excellent
condItion. Many
ter dockage.
Ideal spot for
Saturday,
April 30. 10 a.~.da.
Saturday
and Sunday.
109 a.rea near OXIO:d. La!1d IS
Member Grosse Pte.
year.round
enjoyment.
Must
extras.
6 p.m. (May 7 in case of
y
--__
heavily wooded WIth prIvate
Brokers
Ass'n.
be SOLD! TU 1-6300.
rain).
Cass
and
Charlotte
1
lake and offers large number
wagon. C ean eco.
8ervtna lbe GToae Pointe ~
27 LAKESHORE
LANE - UnSt ree t s. D e t rOl.t In! orma t'Ion '60 DODGE
tor over 36 years
1.1
of fi,ne home sites. $65,000.,
833-4647.
nomic a famt y car. 20 M.P.G.,
usual executive
type Ranclh
LAKE POINTE,
841 - French
-w--u--tr~w-1
New paint, good body, meProvencial
4 bedrooms,
2
located
in the Shores with
_________
chanically
excellent.
TUxedo
C. A. WEBSTER
baths, library, powder room,
many refinements
and cus9-ARTICLES WANTED
2.5488.
25 N. Washington
kitchen
by Whitehall
with
tom design, beautiful
decor.
-----~---------Oxford, Mich.
beamed ceiling and GE built.
There are 4 large bedrooms,
. REALTOR
VOLKSWAGEN
1964, sunl.oof,
AND
.
ins. Games room with wet
3 baths, library
and large
PIANOS WANTED
extras,
low mileage,
perfect
Oxford
Lake Orion
bar. Finished with rustic logs.
re('reation
area. Priced well.
.....'
SUPPLIES'
Grands, Spinets, and ~mall Up.
BY
APPOINTMENT
condition. TUxedo 2-7035.
628.2515
692-2291
Gas heat, 2 car garage. TreerIghts. Highest cash paid.
LOTHROP
131- Custom built
Here's a
lined street near Village Park. 2158 LEN NON
VE 7.0506
'56 CHEVROLET,
44076 actual 12E-COMMERCIAL
PROP.
luxury ranch. Two twin size
charmer! 3 bedroom Colonial,
TU 1-4200.
bedrooms, 2~ baths, paneled
miles. $100. Tl;xedo 2-Si363.
ERTY FOR SALE
llh baths, large paneled famBOOKS, art objfcts, paintings.
------------lbrary, large living room, for- LAKEPOIN'l'E,
1067 - Brick 2
ily room, reereation
room.
Rd.
Imm~diate cash.
1964 BUICK Skylark
2 - door 16841 HARPER.CADIEUX
mal dining room, charmiTlg
flat 5 rooms each unit. 2 gas
Owner traIliSferred. Price re20x80. Modern building. WAI.
B. C. Claes BCi>k Sltop
hardtop.
Automatic;
power
recreation room, games room'.
furnaces,
2 hot water heatduced to $26,900.
nut 1.2180.
Since 1928
steering
and power brakes.
Enclosed breezeway
and two
ers, garage. Good location. St.
Certified Appraisals
TU 1.0567.
1615 N. RIVER ROAD in St.
car garage. Large corner lot
Ambrose Parish. TU 1-4200,
WO 34267.
Clair, t ...."o miles north of fa,
in
the
heart
of
the
Farms.
FOR SALE
We have excellent books and CHEVROLET
1962 convertible
MEADOW LANE-French
Normous st. Clair Inn. This is a
Doctors Office Bldg.
delightful
paintings for sale, I ve. stic~, radio. Blue, perfect,
MANOR, 439-Price
drasticlllly
mandy located on one of the
river
home
of distinction
888 Chalmers nr. Jeff.
$950. Pnvate.
526.8874.
reduced.
Owner wants offer.
most
popular
streets
in
with 300 ft. river frontage.
Vacated after 25 years
WANTED Home of furni.
Brick to roof semi-bungalow.
Grosse Pointe Farms. 3 bedEverything
any 0 n e could
designed
ture or odd pieces. WA 1- RAMBLER 1962 Station Wagon offices efficiently
Two bedrooms down, one up_
rooms, 3 baths, den, 2 car
want. View our pictures.
'
less
than
50,000
miles
autoplenty of parking
8575.
. garage.
Short walk to St.
Natural fireplace, full dining
matic, radio, power steering,
priced for quick sale
Paul's,
Richard
Elementary"
22400 ST. CLAIR DRIVE in St.
room, eating space in kitchen.
WANTED to purchase. Tiffany,
w.s.w.. one owner excellent
Grosse Poi~te High School. I Clair Shores. 3 bedrooms, Ilh
terrace.
gas heat,
garage.
Steuben, aud other art glass,
condition. $840. Call TU 5-1443 JaMeS G. Cunn ingham
VACANT. Price reduced. TU
baths
Ranch
with
familY
Best value in Grosse Pointe.
orIental
rugs and fine fur-I-'-----.
372
1-6300.
room, enclosed breezeway, 2Owner leaving state.
niture.
Century
House An- '63 BUICl{ Lesabre convertible,
-0074
car attached
garage.
Priced
Typewriter Sen,lce
NOTTINGHAM, 958-60 - Brick
GROSSE
POINTE
VICINITY
tiques, 17105 Livernois. UN!~potlessly cle~n, power steer- 12F-RESORT
PROPERTY
well at $24,900.
Our New Locatio n
versity 1-1510.
109, !Jrahs, wlOdows and seats
FOR " ~E
flat
6
rooms
each
unit.
Heat
If you have been looking for
Next to tNl Savorl". Hotel
------------.Wildcat
engine,
reasonably
:)A"
19730 SUNNYSlOE
in St.
and utilities separate,
garage,
an unusually
spacious ranch
BOOKS purchased.
Entire
Iipriced.
TUxedo
1-0660. No I
Clair Shores. 3 bedroom, Ilh
good condition, desirable
loin an excellent location, don't
VA 2.3560
braries. fine single items. Mid
dealer".
cation, park privileges.
Will . bath
Ranch,
2-car
garage,
miss this one. It is situated
350
ACRES
ON
BEAUTIFUL
west Book Service. TUxedo
sell land contract. TU 1-4200.
ne-ar school. Priced at $19,000
'on an' 80 ft. corner lot and
DIXON LAKE
5.2450.
I '61 CHEVROLET ~tation wagon
for quick sale.
has three bedrooms and two
STAR OF SEA PARISH I Like,
baths.
MANY SCOTCH pine and Blue
WHORSEPOWEF~~tbo-;~J
gO~~we:ond~~f:~,lng$7oo~ra~~~i
new! Well designed center hall
AN INCOME
Spruce trees. 90 acres tillable.
_. ~ot~~. Tu~e~~-==5793_. __
any day a~ter 10 a.m., May
RANCH. 3 large bedrooms, 2 818 ALTER ROAD - Custom
VACANT LOT
Wonderful
property
for golf
. I
loth
3. TUxedo 0-0714.
baths, paneled family room.
built 7 room lower, 3 bedW ANTED - G If S summer c
--.-.-.--.--.-----.
1 club
or dude ranch.
Easy G ROSSE POINTE PARK. MidOwner leaving state. TU 1-6300
rooms,
large flamily room. TU 1.9813
t~.lesex
between
Essex'
and
terms. Appointment
only.
ing, sizes 5 and 6, in good con- '59 OLDS DXL 2-door hardtop.
Cozy 4 reom upper
apart~ TU 4.3988 ~
....
Avondale.
Beautifully
landdition. Sand box, with canopy.
Ziebarted.
884-4155 after
6
STRATFORD
PLA':::E, 8-Near
ment.
Must
be
seen
to
apprescaped 80x200 ft. lot. $13,000.
Reasonable.
TUxedo 4-1541.
p.m.
KOELEMEYER
lake. Only 3 years old. Has
ciate value.
DIXON LAKE RANCH
family room with fireplace, 4
TWO
~IATCHING
occasional
CALL US FOR INFORMATION
GAYLORD, MICH.
'65 DART convertible.
32,000.
Z8317 MacJl Aye., III au Woo41
bedrooms,
3lh baths, games.
chairs, one small round woodREMEMBER
ON ALL GROSSE POINTE
4 year warranty.
Excellent.
'room
and
built-in
kitchep
apPhone
517-732.4564
en dinette table. PRescott 7OUR PHOTO FILES
PROPERTIES
condition. 886-0931.
pliances.
Carpeting
and dra1145.
WILL
SAVE YOU MILES
peries throughout.
Exception.
GROSSf POINT!:
'60 CHEVROLET station wagon
al home! TU 4-0600.
One
owner.
47,000
miles.
PIANOS WANTED
Powerglide.
Radio,
heater.
JOHNSTONE
&
ARTISTS
MUSIC
Good tires and brakes. Ex. REALTOR
CENTER
cellent
condition.
886-4929,
REALTOR
365 Fisher Id., Opp. High
after 3 p.m. and evenings.
90 Kercheval
TU 4-5700
On-the-!Iill
DR 2-1503.
_~10.
-. ......
Thursday, April 28, 1966
13-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
I
.......
.,-~.'.;
.
"
the Pointe AloeG
FOR THE M~
had ever:
at just a
culars 01
ing, and
you've bE
imposing
of Faro.'
545 feet
is just 8
swimmin
garage, ~
Built to
all ages
plenty OJ
from thE
their ga
come co
own bat
This hot
conditiQI
quired ~
furnitun
"Politenl
tue,
COS
great
se
Grosse Poinle Cab
TU 2-5300
p
I
WOLVERII\JE
I
JOANNA WESTERN
WINDOW
100 KERCH]
SHADES
Cleaning,
Turning, Repairing
Fast Service
ALSO FEATURING
CUSTOM MADE SHADES
PAl
SALES AND SERVrCE
14830 Warren, at Alter
TUxedo 5-6000
ROAD SER'IICE ~---.
I~'
I
~_1
-. •
Ji,~~
J
Earl Richards Sf~rvlce
v-a
Classified Ads CHAMPION
Bring Results
TAPPAN
..JOHNSTONE
Shoe Repair
RECTRONICS
YOU CAN
Serving Gross
RELY ON
ALL Y
FOR QUALITY
Can TR .
'.
SERVICE
ON
COLOR TV - HI Fr
STEREO
CALL 823-3&30
I_.D.e_p..e_ft..d..G.b..' ..e.s.e..r_v..'c.. e.'__
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• An'ICl
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• ALUMI
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21G-ROOFING
FOR.SAlE
Page Twenty-Three
EW 5
SERVICES 1211-PAINTING
...:-:
:.~
:ON HILL
r Lake
~I
i.
AN INCOME
Call TUxed!) 2-6900 -
3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly'
Your Ad Can Be Ch~rged
Repairs. No job too large
I
.ENT "4B"
OME
:onstruction
~uy
_ocation
)rice
~D BUY TODAY
ER:\IS
Page 18
Jre,
PALMS, Rltr.
e Pointe
.t advertised. Good
[10m English. Til6
'eation room. 55
7.900.
:luxe tri-Ic"cl built
~e bedrooms 'wo
two lavat{)rics.
1ily rOom. First
iry. Air-condition~xpensive features.
iE COl.:RT. Impech well located an
street. Three bedI>aths.Paneled rec-
'm. $3~.},OGO.
~ at Hadnor Circle.
'e Contemporary ..
~e bedroon:s two
If baths. Fine recon.. Central airNear s c h 001 s ,
transportation.
condition.
H COVERAGE
OTHER
:>INTE HOUSES
a time saving list
OUr requirements
prehen5'ive Grosse
g of photographs
or plans.
XON
fIERS, INC.
TV 2-6000
RVleE
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...
•
-airs
cuils
)
t1
Co.
2-5900
lIr-7~
e Pointe Al-ec
~
Poinle Cab
__
~-
~ WESTEPN
W SHADES
rning. Repairing
t Service
J
)
~ .'TOP
ND SERVICE
do ~6000
-
-~-
PHONICS
N RELY ON
Uy
LlTY
21 S-C,ARPENTER
WORK
J.W.
All types Cement, Ste-ne and
Brick Work-New
and Repairs
GEORGE S. DALLY
Driveways, Porches, 'Nalks
Patios, Tuck 'Poinllng,
Fte-cast Steps.
PAItITING, DECORATING
Paper hanging and wan washing. Serving this community for .
No Job Too Small
over 25 years.
Flagstone Walks and Patios,
TU 1-7480
Natural Stone PWlters
Painting
COX &
BAKER
TU 2-0717
VERBEKE CEMENT
Cement - Brick - Stone
WaterprooofinE
Driveways Patios
Side'Nalks
of all Ty::>es
REPAI.RED &
INSTALLED
NO JOB TOO SMALL ~
10 YEARS in the POINTES
JOHN JOSEPH
CLEANING.
1.: censed
LA 1-4693,
LAKEVIEW 7-5314
VA 1.3344
VA 1-3345
Over 40 Years in Business
21H-RUG
Free Estimates -
Color Consultant
General Roofing Co. Inc.
Additions
Alterations
Kitchen Modernization
or Minor Repair
Free Estimates
Licensed Contractor
FRANK J. ST. AMOUR
TU 2-8324
ROOFS
Fr~ Estimates
Insured Workman
Home and inc1ustrlal repairs
Additions, at tic s completed,
Porch
enclosures.
recreation
rooms, garages repaired.
TU 1~9744
TO 4-3011
LICENSED & BONDED
top quality.
Porch, steps and. C1: imney
Repairs
E~'pert Tuck Pointing and
Patching
INDUSTRIAL
RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL
H. F. JENZEN
BUILDING
KLEINI:R
EXPERT painting, paper hanging. Free estimates. G. Van
Assche. VAlley 4-1492.
H. CHAUVIN
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
ALL TYPES OF CEMENT
WORK
A.I INTERIOR and exteI'ior
painting, wall washing and
paper banging. Have insur.
ance. Kenneth Pyglltt, SLocum 8-1780, after 5;30 p.m.
TO 5-5791
.-
DOING all types of ~arpenter
work, remodeling attic rooms,
por~hes. Small or big jobs.
Estimates free. TUxedo 5-5892.
21T-DRESSMAKING
EXPERT ALTERATIONS and
remodeling,
done in your
home by the day. Grosse
Pointe references. VAlley 20416.
ALTERATIONS and
Will pick up and
TUxedo 1-3669.
sewlng.
deliver.
SEWING alterations, adults and
children; hems, rippers, pil.
lows, drapes. Trousers culled.
TU 1-7453.
EXCLUSIVE
ALTERATIONS
by Marie Stephens. Quick
f,~rvice on hems. (Furs). TU
5-7610.
• Walks • Drives • Porc~es
WE SPECIALIZE IN
FRENCH REWEAVING
• Patios.
Waterproofing
CARPET and furniture clean- PAINTING and decorating of I
• Pre-Cast Steps
SPOT 'N' CLEAN
ing specialistS for your hom~
• Tuck Pointing
finest quality.
Commercial
CLEANERS
and business.
and residential. Insured. VA
Free Estimates
No job too small. Free estimates. ~6~ MACKuLnTLESTONE
4.9172.
884-9790
772-2252
7'17.7838
CALL
TU 2.5956
TU 2-6586
HUGHES BROTHERS
BESTCARPET CLEANERS
CUSTOM QUILTING
DECORATORS
CLEANING. DYEING
BEDSPREADS, upholstery, deco5293 Yorkshire
REPAIRING
rator's fabrics. 875-8750.
882-9750 or 821.9V43
NAVARRO
PROMPT HOME SERVICE
WATERPROOFING
FREE ESTIMATES
ARDMORE
I
INSURED
21J-WALL
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NO JOB TOO SMALL
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I
Our Plant or Your Home
FREE ESTIMATES
!0615 CADIEUX
TUxedo 5-5700
211-PAINTING
ALL KINDS CE~AENT
AND BRICK WORK
ELMER T. LABADIE
TUxedo 2-2064
CLEANERS
AND
DECORATING
INTERIOR decorating - PtJ,inting, wall paper, VE 9.1959.
Custom Rite
Interior Decorators
EXQUISITE COLOR
PAINTING ~nd DECORATING
William Ferguson
821.4513 "after 6:30 p.m.
PAINTING, interior and exter.
ior. No job too large or
small. Best of workmanship
and material 922-8004.
PAINTING, inside and out, no
job too small. Best of ref.
erences. Frank Provenzano.
TUxedo 5-4115
21 U-PLUMBING
CO.
WASHING
ELMER'S PLUMBING AND
HEATING - Garbage grinders, power humidifiers. Repair, remodel. TUxedo 4-4882.
SINCE 1916
GARAGE FLOORS, DRIVE.
WAYS, CITY WALKS, RAT
21K ...WINDOW WASHING WALLS, PRE-CAST STEPS, • PLUMBING
• HEATING
PORCHES
A.OK Window Cleaners. Servo
• SEWER CLEANING
ice on storms and screens.
FREE ESTIMATES
Free estimates. Monthly rates.
VA 2-1282
521.2459.
FRED NAVARRO
LICENSED
JJ1II...Bter
plumber.
TUxedo 2.5735
G.OLMIN
R e pair s, remodeling,
etc.
WINDOW CLEANING
Guaranteed electric Ie w e r
SERVICE
cleaning. C8l Roemer, TO
21 S-CARPENTER WORK
2-3lGO.
FREE ESTIMATES
CARPENTER WORK. Modernm ARE INSURED
ization, panelling, a dditit'ns, 21Y-SILVER PLATING
821-9322
ceilings, kitchens. Small job
If no answer call VA 1-9321
repair. TUxedo 2-2795.
SILVER & GOLD PLATINa'
Oxidizing and Repairing
CARPENTER-All
typ(!8
repair
WINDOW cleaning and wall
Brass
Pollshing & Lacquerin,.
and remodeling. Cat!'l Watson,
washing, also painting, interJewelry
R~pairing. Engraving.
LA 6-5501.
ior and exterior. No job too
Fireplace
fixtures refinl'ihed.
large or small. 922-8004.
ADDITIONS
ALTERATIONS
Family rooms, porch enclosures,
21 N-ASPHALT
SILVERSMITHS
modern kitc~ens, attics con.
DRIVEWAY
\.erted.
14110 CHARLEVOIX
"Custom Quality Paving"
COMPLETE MODERNIZING
3 Blk. West of Chalmel'l
by
LICENSED & INSURED
VA 2-7318
SPRENKLE
LEEBERT
CONTINENTAL ASPHALT
HELMER
PAVING CO.
TUxedo 4-0522
21%-UNDSCAPING
SERVICE
PAINTING
Driveways, parki'1g lots, church. CARPENTER wants sn1811jobs,
panelling repairing screens
Interior
and Exterior,
resi. es and sealer.
dential and commercial. Fully
Call Nick Rudelic
porches, ~tc. PRescott 1-3729: AL'S LANDSCAPING
10 Yr. Paving Experience
insured, free estimates. ExCOMPLETE LAWN SERVICE
perienced crew.
534-3345
I' 535.3248 Res.
Find us fast in the yellow pages.
VA 4-9172
THEODORE BRIGGS
I
UN 3.2476
THE BARLEC CO.
21o-WATERPROOFING
We design and build • Room
CUSTOM PAINTING
Additions. Attics. Kitchens •
& DECORATING
COMPLETE
BASEMENT
Quality Work
Bathrooms.
Recreation Rooms
Interior and Exterior
LAWN and GARDEN
WATERPROOF ING
20 Years Experience
TU 2.2322
INSIDE
OUTSIDE
MAINTENANCE
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
RUDOLPH TON~LLO 545-3203 ALL WORK guaranteed. We dig
And
outside waterproofing; water
COMPLETE decorating. PaperAlterations
drains broken or cracked are Additions DESIGN
hanging, insured, guaranteed.
replac~d. Free estimates. No
New Homes
M Sehneider. TUxedo 1-0565.
job too smaU-just
call
Kitchens, Family :Roomll
FRED NAVARRO
We Also Specla1i.z.3 in
DONALD BLISS
WATERPROOFING CO.
Modernizing Bathrooms
Decorator
TU 2.5735
Exterior
Interior
THIELE Construction
Free Estimates
LEO ',l'RtJDEL
40 Years in G.P.
& Supply CO.
21 P-FURNITURE REPAIR
S. D. PALAZZOLO
BOB TRUDEL
WESTCHESTER-SuDerb F'arm
PR 5-2323
CUSTOM u~hoisterlng. A splenColonial, 5 bedrooms, llbra"j' TU 5-6556
Eve. VA 1-6408 TU 5-0703
771-0865
did selection of decorative
with fireplace. Family room
fabrics.
Expert needlepoint
31'6"x15'6"
which
adjoins -HANDY MAN S E R V I CE HOUSE AND GARAGE PAINT&
mounting.
Estimates cheer~ey,
porch repair and
ING-Exterior
or interior;
an ultra modem kitchen.
FREE ESTIMATE
fully given. Ewald, 13929 KerVery swish.
WlllTTIER _ 3 bedroom Colonodd jobs. PRescott 7-3452.
also basement, block or brick.
cheval,
VA
2-8993.
ial with 3'1.1baths. First floor
Clean eaves ~d gutters. Very
CCNSTRUCTION
VA 1.2070
den and family room 2 car at. 121 D--ELECTRICAL
reasonable. Excellent referCALL US about a 3 bedroom
COMPANY
100 KERCHEVAL
TU 4-2228
Colonial on Hampton Roads
tathed
garage.
Recreation
APPLIANCES
ences. Free estimates. VA
under $20,000.
room with natural fireplace
1-9684.
LET US DRY CLEAN
AddItions and RemodeUng of all
YARD CLEAN.UP
and lav. many extras.
GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY
COMPLETE decorating service.
YOUR FURNITURE
types expertly done.
d
• Family Rooms • ldtche:ll
Lawn raking and fertillzing
OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5
Painting, paper hanging an We 'specialize in Dry Cleaning • .Remodeled. e e c r I! a t loin
EAST 8 MILE RD. 3 bedroom,
Lawn Cutting
removing. Materials, work.
d Re-l te' g fin
hP lste
SUNl\'1NGDALE 920-Spacious
.,....-.~ Profasiional
aluminUln siding bungalow.
ContrRct Estimates
manship
guaranteed.
For
ea.
adn
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m
fie
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Rooms.
Porches
•
AtHcs
Conliving room with desirable 2
tim t
all
e
urn ure an d 0 en tal .. _So verted 0 Dormen • GarBles
Family :size kitchen Ideal
FACTORY AUTHORIZED
"" 1 Workmanshl,
EAGER COLLEGE BOYS
bedrooms and 2 baths on 1st
a
e,
c
Guarameed,
insured, DO ha.rm. Remodeled.
starter homE or retirees.
!iUmVICB
,
Large or
floor, 1 bedroom and bath on
DAVE BARI~W
WILLIAM FORSYTHE
no odor and no price increase! F
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V..&Jley2-9108
ree FIo. una"" an
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Small
2nd, with room for 2 more ANITA - 3 bedroom brick bunPOINTE VACUUM
TUxedo 4-6768
,
Grosse Pointe Furniture Serrlce. FHA Financll1{'.
bedrooms
and bath. Near
Job.
galow, natural fireplace, din- FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY
LochmGor Goll Club. New
NEW REBUILT
PARTS
ing room; carpeting in living
LONDON
Cleaning CO.
DEAL Br:JffD~ WiTH
COMPLETE landscaping servo
price $58,500.
room and dining room; base.
ice by Julius LaQuiere. Top
DECORATING
9226
Bishop
Rd.
TU
1-1014
PR
2-4050
ment lavatory. 2-car garage.
dressing, cultivating, edging;
TU
1-1024
21002
MACK
D~troit, Mich. 48224
ANN BEDFORD GOODMAN
PAINTING OF THE
shrubs, evergreens pruned.
'L
Robert
Johnson
TU
5-645i
HIGHEST STANDARDS
93 Kercheval
886.3060 ANITA-3 bedroom face brick
Lawn
cut tin g, fertilizin~.
HOOVER-EUREKA
DOCTOR of houses, 30 years a
bungalow. natural fireplace,
Spring
clean-up work. Hourly
EXPERTS IN ROOF LEAKS
Semng GTOlle Potnta far 20 Yell'"
builder. Remodeling, painting,
AUTH. SERVICE
dining room.. completely rerates. Reasonable. Free esti.
,
ANi>
SMALL
REPAIRS
21 Q-PLASTERING
repairs ~f all kinds. Phone
modeled kitchen with 1'-u.i1t.jn FREE PICKUP • DELIVERY
Coli TR 1.7318.875-0934
mates. PRescott 8.2709.
'XU
6-1464.
oven,
range,
dishwasher.
car
ALL
MAKES
Unifornud workman com.
PLA.STERING
Specializing
reand ;2 g~&ge.
1'1176 E. Warren
Tt11-1122
A FAMILY FIRM SINCE 1890
pletely 1n sur e d. ~er1l
LANDSCAPING service. Spring
pairs, cracks, fallin,; ceilings,
color consulting is avail.
Rooms
clean up. Full line of garden
cl~an. Jim Blackwell, VAlley Kitchens-Family
East
Side
Vacuum
CONSTRUCTION &
See our Photo Files and Floor
able.
1.7051,
VAlley
4-3022.
Contemporary-C assic
supplies. VAlley 1-5359 after
Formerly Harper Vacuum
Plans. Complete list of nearly
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.
7 P. M.
1111 homes available in tbis area.
Fast Service-Free
Estmates
Deal
directly
with
Remodeling
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Please call us.
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Licensed.
•
free estimates
•
Specialist who does his own
work. 15 years of ([elighted
CEMENT WORK, any size job.
INDIVIDUALLY
design
ed
GROSSE POINTE
• KITCHENS • BAT~ROOMS
• CG-o'1tplete Ho"". Remodeling
customers. Re£erenc.~s. Wm.
Reliable. reasonable, refer.
Spe.:cer
Jirdlu
and
.urala!
TU
6.5959
• ATTICS • BASiMOiTS
Julin. 776-ll195 (res. East
ences. Free estimates.
LLsupports.
Over
30 yean ex.
• BRICKWORK • CARPENTRY
area). Also complete concrete
perience. M au d.
Bannm. BIRMINGHAM, BLOOMFIELD
censed. bonded. Joe CoBclone,
• ALUMINUM SIDING
DRexel 1-1256, YEn1ce 9-o36!J.
service.
TU 5-i027
VE 9-18
Mr 8-1040
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GENE'S
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Edgar
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I 13-REAL
3699-3701 BIWFORD, $26,so0. BOURNEMOUTH, 3 bedroom
colonial, Ilh b~ths, fireplace,
LIKE TO REVEL among large
6 and 6, brick flats. Two gas
fam~y room, $28,900, TUxedo
rooms with high ceilings,
furnaces, s e par a t ~ basefireplaces, and enough bedments. Three car brIck ga.
1-0618.
rooms and baths to accom-I rage. TUxedo. 2.G7~1.
We can't help you there! But
modate
a scout troop? I GROSSE POINTE Ranch on
anywhere else in the U.S.A.
Then this could b~ the I beautiful corner 19'768 Holi.
we
can help you find a home.
place. Located in the f.irst
day Road. U n d' erg r 0 u n d
Miehm Realty now offers.R
block o.ff Jefferson
Just
spr~nkler, central air condi.
free nationwide service to
two mmutes
from
the
tioning large rOoms 2 bed"families on-the..move." Just
City's la~efrcnt park, and
rooms' plus (den.bedroom)
call VA 1.7314 for DWre in.
settled nIcely on a lot big
dining room. Asking $4:,500.
formation.
en?ugh. for a tennis court,
Call owner after 4:30 for
SWImid10g pool, a small or.
appointment, 881-5928.
WE SUGGEST
chard. and a few 1a r g e
19932 DOYLE PLACE WEST YOU consult us before listing
dogs. Priced to l'te picked
GROSSE POINTE Woods. 3
your home for sale. Free sales
up pronto by a new proud
AGNES AREA $700
bedroom Colonial near Lady
advice and consultations from
pOOsessor.
Star of the Sea and Barnes
the best full time, experienced
I Only
this down and closing
sales force in your neighbors c h 001 s. $41,500. TUxedo
THE FRENCH have a flair for
costs ~.H.A.,. bur .this. big
4-6994.
houd.
Extensive advertising
many things
and their
hous~ 10 thIS dI~ngwshed
.given
each
pr op erty. Ask
architecture is very much I Se~1Oole. ~dian VIllage 10'
aboui
our
gUal"anteed sales
in evidence in this beaucauon. Details, 342.1188 or
program.
GROSSE POINTE Woods. Must
'f
1
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353-9532.
t I U amI y
orne on msell. Owner transferred. CencoIn Road. Five family
LEE
ter Hall Colonial. CO{Dplet.ely
bedrooms and three bath- JEFFERSON
Call Lee and start packing.
EAST 16628, o1t redecorated and carpeted. 3
rooms on the second floor.
bedrooms, 11,2baths, modern 18lla MACK
Bishop Lane - Authentic ar.
TU 6-3030
Offered at $41,900, a price
kitchen and breakfast nook,
chitecture of agc1ess beauty;
belo''''' many four bedroom
family room. 2-car garage. YOUNG COUPLE with a boys
8 bedroom mansion on acre
listings.
Many other desirable feaof land with lake frontage.
desire 3 to 4 bedroom home
, tures. Lovely and convenient
Appointment only.
in Grosse Pointe. Occupancy
TRADITION,
condition,
and
!l)cation to schools and shop.
prior to Au.gust. M9-6673.
your ambition might be
ping. Owner. TUxedo 17098.
RUTH
ASSOCIATES
VACANT LOT 60' to 70' frontthe formula which will put
age in Grosse Pointe. Top
of Grosse Pointe
your family in this six bed425 MAISON
price offered. 521.5053.
room farm colonial. If you
TU 6-4060
Desirable
"Farms"
location.
appreciate the traditivnal
81 Kerchtval on the Hill
One block street.
N ear
16-PET5 fOR. SALE
architecture of early Amer. schools, transportation, shopica, if yOU demand a home
ping. Tree shaded, gaslit Col. POODLE puppies 7 weeks old,
that's been kept in excelonial
with oversize rooms inminiatures, A'KC registered.
Mr.KINLEY
ROAD
lent condition, and if you
cluding 3 bedrooms, separate
Call after 8 p.m., during the
have the ambition to step
FIRST OFFERING
dining room, library,
Ilh
week, or 9.5 on Saturday.
up to a prestige horn e;
An
all
brick good family house
baths. Fenced lot. Open SatLakeview 7.6468.
then check this one bewith ~ bedroo'ms, updated
urday, Sunday 1 3. Owner
f')re your neighhor does.
SCHNAUZER, miniature l::lale,
transferred.
kitchen, breakf~st room, large
12 weeks, champion
sire,
screened terrace, 2-car gaFOR SOMEONE who doesn't
:
shots,
home
raised.
TUxedo
rage, gas heat. Convenient to
want to put ali his eggs in
4.4081.
Richard and Brownell Junior
WHITTIER RD.
(me baskC'!, this modestly
High. St. Paul parish.
FREE, mixed breed puppy. 6
BY OWNER
priced ranch house with
weeks old. TUxedo 5..1987.
low maintenance could be
STEPHENS ROAD
One block tn St. Clare school.
the answer. Two bedrooms
Completely aIr-conditioned. 4 DOBERMAN, male, 8 months,
with two baths, and a large
An excellent ranch house of- bedrooms, _ 2;~ baths, living
A.K.C. registered, all shots.
living area with access to
fered for sale to settle estate. room, dining room, breakfast
17 Champions in fallllly; exa screened terrace is all a
Contains 2 large bedrooms, room kitchen sunroom Florida
cellent show dog or pet. 946couple really needs. After
Family
room,
Ilh baths, room: $43.500. ;;82-7389.
7381.
screened terrace,
1st floor
buying Viis one you'll have
l/3.undry, attached
garage.
plenty of lettuce left over
WELSH CORGI puppies, .AKC
Fine carpets. Quick p!)sses. 1874 OXFORD, IM?fIEDIATE
for your salad years. .
registere~. Ideal dog for su~.
sion.
OCCUPANCY _ Brick 3.bed.
urban livmg. Ready to go m
YOU CAN SCORE a double
room bungalow, natural fire-I May. MI 6.-3029.
T. RAYMOND JEFFS
play by acting fast on this
P I ace.
Excellent location.
TV 1.1100 If no ans. TU "2-0176 Open Saturday and Sunday 2.5 COIJ..IE PUPPIES. AXC, sable,
two-family which we are
pm
7 weeks old, 22769 Rausch,
showing on Neff Road.
. .
East Detroit, before 2 p.m.
Where else in Grosse
Pointe can you pick up two
MANOR
STANDARD POODLE pups, 6
complete living units for
GROSSE POINTE SHORES
TU 6-0550
weeks old, AKC, $100. 791less than $17,tJOO each?
2335.
Camped illst north of Ker- WOODLAND SHORE DR. 34.
cheval Avenue, the propLuxury 4 bedroom Colonial,
GROSSE PTE. WOODS, BY Zo-PIANO SERVICE
spacious foyer, living room
erty is just a long throw to
OWNER ~ 4 bedroom semia bus stop and Village
15x26, formal dining room.
ranch;
l"aneled recreation COMPLETE piano service. TunShopping.
MutSchler kit c hen,
iarge
room; paneled TV room; 3
ing, rebuilding, ref1nJshlng,
breakfast room, utility room,
baths; family room; new out.
de.mothi&g. Member Piano
powder room, family room
FOR THE MAN who thought he
side paint, roof and gutters;
Tecnnic1anll Guild. R. Zech,
had everything, take a look
15x28. For appointment, call
screened terrace. $39,500. TU
731-770;
at just a few of the parti.
Tuxedo 5.7900 OT
4-7449.
culars of this estate offerRIEMER PIANO SERVICE
ing. and you'll see w hat
Open Sunday 2 to 5 p.m.
0)58 LINCOLN. 4 bedroom, 2'11 Tuning _ Repair _ Rebullding
you've been missing. Placed
bath, brick Colonial. Back
All Work Done Promptly.
imposingly on a little piece
yard ideal for chndr~n. $39,' ,
264-1089
of Farm's real e&tate, 300x
000. TUxedo 2.U09.
545 feet, the main house
PIANO TUNING and servicing,
is just a short walk to the
guar~teed
Walter Mueller,
HARCOURT ROAD
swimming pool, eight - car
'1'U:x.ecir, 6-1090.
garage, and guest building.
2 FAMILY FLAT
Built to withstand' the ages,
Luxurious and impeccable Tu. 21-MOVING & STORAGE
all ages. The house has
dor, in top condition. Each
plenty or room to "escape" I
A WOMAN KNOWS
lliut has 3 bedrooms, spacious LIGHT HAULING and moving,
from the wife or kids with LOCHMOOR - Center entrance
carpeted living room with
daily, Sunday, evenings. Call
their gangs. All bedrooms
Colonial in excellent condition,
natural fireplace and formal
VAlley 4-3211.
come complete with their
tastefully decorated. 4 b~ddining room. Up to date k1tchown baths and fireplaces.
rc;>ms, 2 baths, den, plus
~n with disposal and dish- 21A--GENERAJIt SERVICES
This house is in move-into
glassed terrace.
washer, 2 baths. Tmro floor
condition, all that is reservants quarters include 2
CARPET LAYING
quired is several vans of McMILLAN - English, 3 - J>ed.
large air cooled rooms and
NEW AND OLD
furniture and your family.
room, 11,2 baths, bay in dinbath, plus 2 huge cedar
ing room opening onto screenclosets. Gas he.at. Reer~ation
Stair Carpet Shifted
"Politeness is an easy vired terrace. Firepla~e in liv.
room and lavatory in base.
Repairs of All Type.
tue. costs little, and has
ing room and upda~d kitchen
ment, 3 car garage, all on
Clgaret Burns R~Woven
great selling power."
spacjous 75' lot.
with breakfast room.
Purdy
2-5300
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13-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
J
.FORD. Beautiful
~rican on 80 foot
lcdrooms, two and
laths. Pa~eled Ii.
WORK
CF..MENTCONTRACTOR
ALL ROOFING 1lDd gUtters,
Quick ~rvice, Reasonable
new and repairs. Do work
GROSSE POINTE PARK. 183'x.
myself. VAlley 5--2673.
FORREsr BLACK & SON
115' ccmer lot. Win d mill
JO 6-3984
TU 1-0358
Pointe area.
ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK
FIKANY REALTOR
Caulking, chimney repairs.
21 years experience. All cracks
823-3444
VA 1-0614
Gutters cleaned
inside and outside fixed. All
walls and ceilings sanded.
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Thursday, April 28, 1966
Feature Page'
Pointer of Interest
who, where and whatnot
Good Tasie
by whoo:;1
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People in The Know
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•.• Ani*a arrived in Argentina after a 12-hour flight:
her first airplane tl'ip-technically, the flight from Detroit to New York, where she boarded a plane for Argentina, was her '"first" plane trip, but we consider this short
jaunt merely a prelude to Anita's real journey-and
she'll remain in the Southern Hemisphere for a month,
renewing acquaintances, sightseeing and shopping for
souvenirs to bring back to her Michigan family when she
returns May 14.
Tennis AnYOI~e? . . _ Answer
yes • . . and look
frostily
cool under thf~ summer
sun in a free moving
white pique skimmer.
At Walton-Pierce
the new tennis
dresses may not impro'le your game but they are sure to
please the gallery. We (:aught a glimpse of ice blue piping
on one style and thought it looked very winning.
1 T. butter
Vs C. finely chopped
1V2 C. boilmg water
1Vs C. quick-cooking
onion
rice
Melt 1 T. butter in sau\'~e.
pan. Add and cook
tender 1/3 C. finely chopped
onion. Stir in boiling water
and rice. Cover: remove from
heat. Let stand 15 minutes,
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until
gifts Anita
hasn't seen
and already
away, they
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by Pat Rousseau
Contributed
By Mrs. A. C. Wendler
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American
chocolates
are among the
is taking her brother
and sister, whom she
for FORTY-FIVE
years, (being the two eldest
marri2d when the rest of the family moved
remained
in South America) ••.
Cou.nter Points
CHICKEN LIVER
CASSEROLE
. • . Anita is the third oldest in a family of seven
girls and three boys. Most of .her family moved from Argentina to Mexico in 1921, and lived there fo? 10 years
before coming to Detroit. Her p!ll"ents have died since,
but she has many, many relatives-HAt least 50," she
says-living in Detroit and Southfield • • •
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flJ~nle
Favorite Recipes
A belated but heartfelt
"Bon Voyage" • _ • to Anita
Higby. who will have been with Wrigley's-on-the-Hill,
at the check-out counter, for 20 years in May. Anita flew
off to Argentina
April 16, to visit her brother
:.lhd
cousins in Buenos AIres and her 3ister in Juan Fernandez •. ,
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3 T. butter
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Top Drawer Topi< s ...
and persona~ greetin:,;s are
best communicated on the charming) imported note paper at 17007 Kerchev,zl UP in the Village. Florals and
Scandinmnan designs ()re part of the paper picture. They
do make such thuughtful gifts,
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lY2 lb. thawed
frozen or
fresh chicken livers
1 can Cream of
Mushroom
soup
1;4 C: milk
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Claire Pearone .•. cordially invites you to see the ELLEN
BROOKE summer collection. Friday and Saturday, Allril 29, 30
at 397 Fisher Road. Thert~ will be informal modeling from eleven
uhtil four.
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Melt 3 T. butter in skillet.
Every Woman.
.. likes to make changes
for the
Lightly coat livers, cut into better. A Mutschler
kitchen
lets her rearrange
storage.
one.inch pieces. with flour.
Wall unit shelves of \lood are adjustab1e;
completely
reBrown floured livers quick. movable.
Undercounter
unit shelves of metal or wood
ly in hot butter.
Place
.
Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr.
are sliding and adjustable.
Drawers can be interchanged
browned
livers
in
casserole.
MRS.
GEORGE
E.
BLAKE,
OF
THREE
MILE
DRIVE
.
Someone should tell ••• young Hardy Macdona that
; and special interior fit"dngs changed about. At Mutschler,
Add to butter in skillet 1
you CAN'T cook froz~n pizzas by sticking them high up
By Janet Mueller
can
condensed C rea m of , 20227 Mack A venue, l£!arn how easy it is to make modifiat the School in East Warren
kitchens.
in the branches of a tree, ("so they'll be nearer the sun"),
Mushroom soup and '14 C. cations and changes in their hardwooo
When you're
the mother
of seven children,
you avenue, featuring activities and
on an April afternoon
in Michigan, (after all, the boy's
milk. Blend. Heat slowly,
learn to cope with situations
as they arise, to manage
booths designed to interest all stirring to loosen bits from
a Grosse Pointe High School senior! ... )
Smugness .... is owninp a Monaco.. Enjoy all of it:
yourself
and your
family
cleverly,
calmly,
without
age groups.
pan. Add. rice mixture to apparent a!td. ~tdden luxurzes. Your frzends will try to
A kitchen crew will be on livers in casserole. Pour soup
Good luck . . . to the charming lady who's looking obvious effort . . . so Mary Blake is fairly. used to
"runnin~
things."
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and
throughout
the day. mixture over and stir to figure out zf zt s REAl,LY YOU. You're just a thoughtful
for a new chauffeur because he!' old one got so sick she
st~p abo~e the low-price field, loving every luxurious
ily's; he bought it with his own preparing and s.erving snac~s, blend .. Bake at 375- abClut 30
ended up driving him around! (I'He was good company
She's not afraid of work and money:
.
luncheons and d11lners. There II minutes, until hot and bubblY. mzZe of zt from the moment you -drive smugly away
on trips to the airport," she comments).
from Riverview Dodge, 15205 East Jefferson.
she's not afraid of responsibilI be a Soda Bar, too, and games
ity. As general 'YIothers' chair.
"He pestered me and pestered for big boys and adults as well
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room to put my pretty new
man of the 1966 Austin Fiesta. me; 1 finally said. 'Yes. you as for children.
Heard about ... "Ice Time, U.S.A.," the show being
appliances in!"
Ed Hicby •.. pointed out to us that Hathaway's Durable
Au s t ~n Ca~holic Preparatory
can h18ve the dog,' in .a w~
Austin Mothers have been
given April 29, 30 and May 1 by the Detroit Ice Skating
Another of Mrs. Blake's cur- Press (no iron) shirts with button down coUar and short sleeves
nd
Sc?~ol s maJor a~nual
- n;oment. Janet was get~g ma. busy for months. fashioning
Club at its arena in West Seven Mile road? Nine-year-old
rent projects is a Conversation- could be a man's most comfortable, practical and very acceptable
Frank DiVozzo and his sister Corinne,
12, children of :alSmg ev~nt. she s coor~mat.1 ned •. I was inv~lved 10 the lovely knits and artkles for the al German class at Grosse choice for summer • . . available in whiw, blue or maize at
mg ~he wvrk of 18 committ~s,
weddmg prepantlons
. . . I h and cr aft departments, and
17140 Kercheval.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiVozzo, of Williamsburg
crescent,
servmg as general superVIsor wo~d UJp losmg a _dau~?ter and Mary Blake predicts the White Pointe High School.
are skating in a Wild West number
and one or.. the Old of a work force of some 600 gammg
an Afghan.
Mary Elephant selection will be exMary's parents were German.
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tho
k
South. They're among a cast of 30, ranging in age from women.
She knew the language as a.
OUl.lque-mg . ..
IS wee
brought us the informalaughs.
tremely interesting:
toddlers to grandparents,
in talents from rank beginners
child
and
is finding out. to boX?-...
on
May
19,
the
Irving
Boutique
(a branch of
Her big, black Fiesta note~e
two youngest BI~kes.
"We'r:e having really GOOD
to North American
Champic:l
Gary Visconti, (just home
her
own
surprise,
that
it
DOES
Irv!ng)
will
provide
tIle
fashions
for
a
show
at
the Grosse
book is crammed with lists. Dav~d. 1~. a student at Pie~ce things this year, putting them
from skating an exhibition
in Russia), who'll appear in memoranda, work sheets and Jumor High School, and Damel. all in one :1;"0010. which we call come back, with a little prac- P?lnte Yacht Club ~nd Leon will style the wigs and hairpIeces. Of cClurse, If you can't wait . . . stop at 17888
two evening performances
April 29 and 30, at 8 o'clock,
reports.
'10,
a Defer student. are both The Red Barn sort of a country tice • . .
and the special May 1 matinee, at 3:30 o'clook, a benefit
She's
hoping
she'll
get
a
Mack
Avenue and go boutique-ing
yourself.
"Every Austi.n mo th er con- mechanically .inclined.
d like to store section.' There'll be straw
for the city's underprivileged
children.
chance
to
REALLY
practice
it
tributes to the Fiesta in some ~ork with their han s and. en. on the floor, licorice strings.
way or another." she explains. JOY water sports.
espeCially a big keg of cheese •.. n
in t~e nea~ futu~e. Her h.llsMother~Of-Pearl
. for Mother's Day gifts ••. in
A century ago • . • explorers found an enchanting "T his
(the
chairmanship)
swim~ing a~d sailing at the
There'll be a Baked Goods ban~ s buslI~ess mvolves Im- I so many usefuL shapes and sizes at Kopp's. Bath towel
booth. a group of food baskets. portmg fore.Ign pr~ducts; he holders wall soap dishes kleenex and ha' .
paradise, full of unequaled beauty, in the lush Hawaiian hasn't been' a difficult job. Detroit Yacht; Club.
made a busmess trIp to Eng. t"
. '
zr spray conAll Are Sailors
a novelty candy department ... land,
and Virgin biands. This paradise will be recreated May 5, really - it.s been a pleasure
.France and Germany la;t
azners...
also come zn golden pearl.
Heredity,
(Mr. Blake has tl!:ere'll be everything at the
when the Grosse Pointe PIME Mission Guild, celebrat- to find so many women who
September,
and Mary would
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ing its lOth anniversary, hosts an "Island Holiday" fash- are so eager to help. ~o wonder. lived on the water all his life. Fiesta.
like to make the next trip with
A Hai:rdo . . . shou; d emphasize the assurance of the face
knows the Detroit River and
Hope To Raise $45,000
ion show for the benefit of 1,000 foreign mission orphans. ful to work with ... "
him.
beneath. It showd permit maneuvering for daytime and evening
By noon Show day, the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club will
Very Competent Crew
its environs' as well. as any
It's a big project, but it.s
The More the Easler
change of pace by. the addition of a postiche, perfectly matched,
voyageur),
and envlfOnment. got to be big; Fiesta workers
have been transformed into everyone's dream of a tropstyled and proportIon~if. At Edward Nepi, "Parrucchiere," 19463
These eager helpers
and (the Bla~es have A~WAYS had are aiming for big profits.
M~s. Blake suppo~es a large MacJc Avenue. a great deal of tho'l1ght and skiU are devoted to
ical island, complete with blazing torches and waving wonderful
workers have coa- a boat) "ave c vn
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spll'ed to make "Tuition
at Austin
doesn.t family must be e~sier. to rear creating this individual l..-ok •••
that is perfectly fashionable
palms .••
lesced into an exceptionally a ~ailor of every Blake ad. cover expense~." Mary Blake than a small faml1'Y. (because TUxedo 4.8858
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talented, competent crew. and sprmg.
explains. "We have new teach. in a large family, every child
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Brilliant birds will perch on the oamboo walls Captain Mary admits
she's
fortunate in her officers and
Two or three times each ers this year. maintenance H~~ t~;~~~i'
know how to
TAN-talizing?
'.' .. While you're getting a tempting
and nest in the roof of a quamt thatched
hut. Hostesses.
summer, the entire family gets costs . . . We want to raise raise an only child .. she muses tan be sure your skm IS protected
by Notre Dame Pharin bright Hawaiian
muumuus
and sarongs,
will wear (wo)men.
together for weekend cruising about $45.000 for the School."
then adds with 'a laugh, "i ~acy Sun Screen. It actually screens out burning ultraleis flown in from the Islands. The Phil Skillman
rrrio
"I accepted the chairm3nship aboard the "Busy B'~." They
Mrs. Blake has always been
will provide tropical "sounds,"
and there'll be a million
in February. Thdt W8:s late - visit Wallaceburg. Put-in-Bay, a fast worker.
She races sometimes don.t think I know VIOlet rays and allow". you. to sun safely. The formula is
so sWlmmmg won't lessen the effective.
dollars worth. of jewels. as well as brightt light spring
Fiesta chairmen had always Ced.ar Poi.pt, sleep a.ooard their around in the mornings, pick- how to raise my own seven water repellent
children!
They're
alike
in
some
ness.
and summer fashions,
on display ..•
started working the summer be. cabm crUIser, toU;"" Islands and ing up the house. relaxes after
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fore the event - and we've resorts on rented tan d e m order has been restored.
.child's
p2rsonality
is
a
sepa.
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A Rai!tbow '.' . of colors for indoor-outdoor carpet. . . Decorations are being created by Bryce Harnick had to gc, go, go! . . . but bicycies, (Mr. B. brings his
a
Some jolbs are never "over." rate. special thing . . .
my . . . ftfteen m ell! This great carpet discovery is
crud Jack Farris. Among the people responsible for Is- everything's coming together Own shore transportation.
"I <lnce told a priest. 'I didn.t perfect for family rooms, terraces, boats and now in
mini-bike with an extra seat of course: "The laundry' goes
land Holiday are this yearts PIME Guiid president, Mrs. beautifully.
on.
day after day, the socks mind having babies. it was easy pastel shades for bat;trooms. Available in 3 6 9 and 1~
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b
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"Actually, three months' no. Oll. t e ac for Mrs. .).
Chilton Drysdale, of Harbor Hill, general chairman Mrs.
are done by the bushel basket. to 7:aise babies - it.s the teenCharles Dawood. of Berkshire road, and her assistants, tice was probabl~' better for
There are many sherter sum- Tuesdays. nObody DARES call agers! What do I de with them?' foot widths at Ed Maliszewski, 21435 Mack Ave~ue
776-5510.
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Mrs. Claude A. Greiner and Mrs. WiI!iam J. LiIIy, and me than 10 months' - I work mer excursions aboard the me; Tuesday is my day to
"He had a wonderful an•
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better
on
deadline.
when
I
"Busy
B's"
too.
and
weekend
mangle.
and
I
mangle
all
day
the Mesdames Clayton P. Alandt, Mark Valente, Jr.,
swer. 'Simple,' he said. 'Just
Hunter's Pharmacy And Coin Shop ... 19603 Mack A'lenue
trips with only two or three long. do ahQut 40 or 50 shirts, raise the first one perfectly,
Oscar Keller, Dominic Pucci, Frank Gerrnack, Jr., Wil- HAVE to get organized . .;'
that fine pharmacy and familiar meeting place for coin col:
Still,
she
doesn.t
think
she
children
along;
Mr.
Blake
12
pairs
of
trousers
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and
hold
him
up
to
the
others
Ham G. Koerber, Thomas LoCicero, T. W. Berendsohn,
lectors h>:s added a new Cosmetic I)epartment. Among the famous
could have "done the job" heads for his boat every chance
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as an example .....
Anthony Sh~mansky, F. M. Barrett, Joseph Sheehan without
name beauty products YOU'Ufind there. are I,avin Jean Nate
the assistance of co- he gets. and he seldom has . ThiS year, WIth no Child. comand Joseph Greiner.
and .Bonne Bell • • . to mention a few favorites. TUxedo 4.5400:
chairman Jerry. (Mrs. Francis to ask for passengers.
mg ~oD:1e.for lunch to dIsrupt
daytime ..• TUxedo 1.6917 for emergencies.
her ill mid-day. Mary's found
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Crowley. of Pemberton
Took Anniversary Trip
time for bowling and bridge
PILFERINGS
road.
G~rge
and Mar y Blake playing with the Austin MothIt is the practice of the Red Cross to send first-time
"I just raIl Jerry up and thoroughly enjoy these family ers.
blood donors a card giving the donor's blood type. FolF.:ven Makes Pottery
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lowing the type, A, B, AB or 0, is a plus or minus sign ask her to do s 0 m e-t h i n g. holidays, but after 25 years of
and five minutes late,r it.s marriage and seven children,
The Recent Graduates Group
Members of the :mchigan
The Reverend
Vincent J.
indicating
whether
the person's
blood is Rh-positive.
dene," Mrs. Blake marv~ls. they were delighted ~o celebrate
She's always made time, of the American Association of Chapter of the Trinity College Forde S J chairman of the
One woman retu::-ned to the Red Cross office, card in It's not as if Mrs. Crowley their Silver Wedding Anniver- (sometimes not enough time. University Women will hold its Alumnae Ass9ciation wi 1 gather Th l'
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hand, and protested:
"I don't understand
this. I was a were sittlilg ~t h?me twidd.lin~ sary via an adults-only vacation but always a little time). for last program of the season Tues. at the Heather lane. Birming.
~o Og~ Departme?t
a~ the
good donor, my blood pressure
was normal,
I had no het thu~bs. lookmg. for things in the Southwest last January. her Pewabic pottery, has many day evening. May 2, aJt 8 o'clock. ham. home of Mitzi Friedheim, Umversity of DetrOlt, Will be
to,do, eIth~r ...
there are,13.
. examples of this beautiful 'Work Mrs. David Net'l, assisted by Ma;Y"l, at 12 o'clock noon, for guest speaker. Gold Class membad reaction to donating-and
all I got was B.minus."
chilaren in 'tl)e Crow\~iY fam-l
Janet moved in to take over in her h0!De, many more that Mrs. Dale Cunningham and Mrs. a champagne brunch.
bers will assist the hostess.
-Reader's
Digest
ily!'
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the running of the menage in she has given away.
Richard Schuler. will preview _.~ __ ~
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"Pewabic pottery was my' summer cultural opportunities ¥,<~::f.:..wr~a...~~::::;f>r:-;:;.~- ......
",-"Y-~'J;-s-m-w~:«m-~'-,'mt-;-",--~-<-<~--.--:M-~-~~;-J-.~----.",-<'i
"We are all resp~nsfble for our own sin:;," satd the
Mary laughs' as she describes Mrs. B!'ake set off for. Las father's
life." she explains. in .Detroit.. Mrs. Paul Silbert, $
',:i'
preacher. "It's no use tryin~ to nut the blame for them
how' she was "talked into" Vegas. where Mary enJoyed "He was with Pewabic for 59 hostess. will be assisted by Mrs. ~:.~
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on someone else: Adam blamed Eve, Eve blamed the taking the chairmanship: ('With quite a run of Beginner's Luck. years. H~ did the kilns •. (ovens R;icoord Gallette and Mrs. Cun. ~~
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serpent and the serpent hadn't a leg to stand on."
OnE: son through
Austin, and
She couldn't get used to the in which the pottery glaze is mngham.
. ;:"
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Digest
~o~~y~;~,~"to go, how could ~~s~.;~~~~~ t~~~~lt~~ed~~~it;E ~~~ege o:~UI~v~rV~~%:
~~~~~ ati:'~~~p~for~h1:~
t.~i<1
Her oldest boy, George. the though. Accustomed to attend- all night long. We'd take his N; McConnell. Jr .• is chairman,
GRAY'S HAV'E IN STO~I{
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AuSitin alumnus. is 24. studying ing Church services each mor- dinner down to him ... "
wIll meet at the home of Mrs.
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H. Sanhorn Brown in Meadow »<
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The WOTllen of the Grosse companied by Mrs. Charles
:~l'~yu ~nd ~:~ ';o':':.t~~;
1~:~n;~~~~rIO~~ ~~: ~~l~c:riday,
May 6, at 9:30
0 Glass Chillers
0 Cork E,.ectors
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Poi n t e Woods Presbyterian
Bryant, and a violin solo by ~~~~~ &:~~~~a~~:~e;~f~n~~r~u~ ,~I::~S. ~
end w9rking in his {ather's room as she dressed, anxious work herself,. now has. a kiln
Mrs. R. Frederie-k Shepard :.:~.~
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Church are planning a Mother- Candice Maschmeyer,
accom- troit
ill
panied by her mother. Mrs. business. North Tool and Manu. ,not .to .wake .George, was f
facturing Company.
; &tartJed to hear him mutter as 0 ~er own In the basement. will review a mapter of "M.&n- i g 0 Bocce BallG"'me
0
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Ch
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and-Daughter tea this Sunday William Maschmeyer.
fashIons .vases, urns and ash- streams of-,Modern Art."
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arcoa K~gs ill
Twenty-two.year-o!~
J a net
she opened the door to leave trays by hand, occasionally goes -----,-------:day 1, from 2 until 4 o'dock,
There will be poetic readin~s
in the Church lounge.
by Mrs. Edward Mertz, Mrs.
0 Electric Shoe Shiner 0 Boomerangs
Included on the afternoon's Harold Abram, Mrs. Jack Rowe
agenda will be a violin soIl:' by and Mrs. John Porter.
eren, ~ary Beth, llh,. and .MichVisited in Arizon
I ter's wheel fO'; big pieces.
-..==::-. -~Mrs. James Davis and songs
Deborah and Miriam Circles ael, mne. montb.s-, hve m st.
Th BI k
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ft 0 Folding SuitciJses
0 Barometers
Clair Shores. The W~rtmans
. e
a es Visite George's
Her husba:':ld loves. Pewabic
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ill
by Mrs. Richard Johnson, ac. I will sel ve as hostesses.
love. horses" kept, a palomino sIster. and her husband, M.r. work, to.o; Mary, Bet~ occasion.
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when they. were: first married and Mrs. ~ohn Motschall, In ally. atte~pts
a piece. and
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0 Swiss Army Knives 0 Bermuda Bells
and residing in' Junction City. TuC;Son, ArIz.,. and Mary. even, DaYld and Danny both did some
Kans .• where he was stationed managed a trip to Nogales, work at the pottery. last sum~{
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CHARLES A. PARCELLS & CO.
Safari G~iIIlS
as a' lieutenant in the United Mexico, where she picked up mer.
0 Insuate Muss
States
Army.
now
keep
a
horse
some
lov~ely
mantillas
for
one
Mrs.
Blake
also
uses
her
'h;
take pleasure in announcing
in Richmond Mich.
of the Flesta booths.
talented
fingers for needleW
the C!$Sociation of
COME IN BROWSE AROUND
Mary Beth: 20. interested in
She's worked on Fiestas be- puint, has made several' lovely
art and studying Retailing at fore, .underto?k a d,ecorating purses
and
a needlepoint
It's a sad state of
.,
AND SEE ~'HAT A FINE SELECTION
Northwood Institute
likes to committee agsu;nment last year, Madonna' and Chi I d now
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