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Vol. 44 - No 23 Grosse POInte, Michigan, Thursday, June 9, 1983 30 cenls 42 Pages Board of education election is Monday ferred to PIerce under Brummel'~ Last month, a group of con- By Joanne Gouleche Tag your dog tentatl\,e recommendations Mrs cerned parents calling Itself the Monday's school board electwn Kennel said that move would be a Quality EducatIOn Coalition threw Will end one of the most c1osely- phySIcal 1mpo~~lbllIty after her ItS support to candIdates Peters Okay all you lB.\'.' breakers, W::lt('hpli campRien<; In rp('pnl rpr>pnf fotlr nf q,~ schoo! ~nd Swlhng\\crf en theIr st.:lnds listen up The Farms PolIce memory The remammg five candidates, on the school clOSing Issue QEC Department has announced it's The electIOn has stIrred conSId- spokesman Jane Nutter called gomg to start gettmg tough Vmcent LoCIcero, Thomas Peters, erable citizen mterest largely be- DaVId Russell, Frank Stellingwerf Peters and Stellmgwerf "the wIth all you dog owners out darkhorses m this race" but msis- cause of Supt Kenneth Brum- and Sharon Vasher concede de- there who haven't yet acquired mel's now delayed proposal to ted the group would "hIt the new hcenses for your four leg- cllnmg enrollment IS a problem to close four elementary schools next be dealt WIth m the Pomtes, but brIcks" just the same In gettmg ged friends the two contenders elected fall, an Issue that dommated the not nece.,sanly In the way Brum- campaIgn from the start mel has proposed The candIdates themselves have According to Ptl. John Far- been conducting qUIet campaigru., ley, the Farms WIll soon begin Whoever IS elected to the two The five contenders generally attending coffees and dIstributIng to issue tickets to those violat- board seats on Monday WIll ultI- cntIcize the superIntendent's plan, flyers door-to-door While one, ing the ordinance mately vote on the superInten- saymg It would threaten property VlOcent LoCicero, Intends to dent's plan in November, some- values, dIsrupt the neIghborhood spend In the neighborhood of We don't know about you, but thmg that WIll most likely tngger school concept and leave no provI- $3,000 to $4,000 to get elected, can- the sight of all those dogs walk- a larger than normal voter turn- sIOns for future uses of vacant dIdate Anthony Skomski said he ing around wIth theIr legs in out at the polls for a local school school bUlldmgs WIll spend a modest $25 to run his handcuffs IS just going to be too • board election campaign much to bear Citizen interest In the board The race has attracted race peaked early In the cam- Below IS a brIef look at the seven candIdates, some of whom paIgn, parllcularly at several pub- seven candidates vymg for the I have made no secret about where lic hearmgs held at schools tar- two four-year seats on Monday I they stand agaInst ~upt geted to close At one such hear- f Brummel's proposal One of the mg, parents demanded to know • Dorothy Kennel, 61, of MIddle- t, TVatBD • most vocal In hIS opPOsItion has how board preSident Dorothy sex Road, In the Park. Mrs. Ken- been candIdate Anthony Skomskl, Kennel mtended to vote on Supt nel, a former kindergarten l The Bronze Door played host who described the supennten- Brummel's recommendatIOn. (Continued on Page 2A) dent's recommendatIon as "Irres- I to a TV celebrity last Friday " i when "General Hospital's" ponSIble" and showmg an "ex- , Tristan Rogers stopped 10 for treme lack of admimstrative abil- a bIte According to a restaur- ity and sensItivity to the Grosse I ant spokesman, Rogers was a Pomte community" In a recent Park ntan is named real nice guy who ordered the News lOterview If elected, , Y I Skomskl has vowed to vote "no" 'Ij swordfIsh, talked briefly with I four lady fans and charmed the on Brummel's plan, calling for all North High principal socks off the female help at the schools to remain open in the restaurant. community RlOI> by Tan Greenwood "Administrators have a ten- On the other SIde of the Issue, By Susan McDonald Rogers, who plays an Austra- This is just one-third of the smiles being flashed around town mcumbent Dorothy Kennel endor- dency to say 'no' too often I think lian heart throb police commis- this week by members of the University Liggett School varsity ses the superintendent's proposal, John S Kastran, Mt Clemens it's Important to listen to people's sioner named, believe it or not, tennis team. The ULS Knights, including from left to right, but WIth some reservations WhIle HIgh School prinCIpal, w1l1 take Ideas and gl ve them a try" Scorpio, on "General Hospital", Steve Pack, Frank Crociata and coach Bob Wood, have pfenty acknowledgmg that some schools over the top Job at North High was in town to participate In School July 1, replac10g retmng Kastran saId he'd also like to to grin about: they won the Class CoD state tennis championship must be closed, Mrs. Kennel saId talk to South High PrInCipal the Renault, Facom Cup SUJr in Kalamazoo last weekend. The victory was ULS' 12th consecu- she has some doubts about the prinCIpal G Bruce Feighner port Race in DetrOIt He didn't Joseph Spagnoli about developing tive title - setting a national record. It has also made Wood, Brummel plan, parllcularly when Kastran's appomtment was ap- do too well, having crashed his more cooperatIon between the two co-captains Pack and Crociata, and the rest of the Knights very, she VISIted PIerce sclJ.ool Students proved June 6 by the Board of schools. "A JOint ad visory counCil car during Saturday's qualifi- from Defer school would be trans- cations __y~r'y popU1~-, A story is on Page Ie. EducatIOn on the recommendatIOn With kids, parents, teachers and of Supt Ken Brummel' -He' was admft1tstta'tors -from bOttr s'chools Hmmm, wonder if we could one of more than 100 applicants would help brmg conformity to get Police Chief Robert for the post . our poliCIes and bring the two Ferber to change his name to I Emergency Kastran and his WIfe ConnIe, rival schools together," he said "Aquarius"? art coordmator for Mt Clemens "There are many poSSIbilitIes for Commumty Schools, live on Bish- group actIvIties" How would the Pointes cope with a disaster? op Road In the Park but are rel~ Kastran saId he has been in- catmg to the Woods, he said Mon- formed by Supt Brummel about By Mike Andrzejczyk day m an mtervlew The 52-year- proposals to close schools In the The six-communIty commIttee funds to cover the purchase of the old career educator holds four de- Bits and pieces The aftermath of last month's district because of sharp dechnes IS now studying placement of tor- sirens when locatIOns are deter- grees from Wayne State Univer- m enrollment and the new prm- tornado In St ClaIr Shores is still nado warDIng sIrens for the area, mIned, LeFevre Said Sity, mcludmg a Ph D In leader- cIpal saId such closmgs are "In- For those of you mterested in bemg felt 10 the POIntes and Har- offiCIals said. Harper Woods has contacting MADD (Mothers shIp m curriculum He has taught eVitable." per Woods. Police, fIre and publ1c the most extensIve warDIng sys- Park FIre ChIef PhIllIp Costa math and science, and worked as Against Drunk DrIvers) dI- safety department representatives tem with three SIrens, whIle the saId It may take as many as mne He also saId the recent National rectly, the phone number for the a counselor and prmclpal m De- are meetmg to decide ways to bet- Woods had one The Shores IS m- sirens for the regIOnal warmng troIt and Warren public school CommiSSIOn on EducatIOn report local branch organization is ter coordinate relief efforts should system "We're all thinkmg about vestIgatmg the purchase of an dIstricts. He has been In Mt Cle- citIng grave defICienCIes In U.S 882-0700 The person to ask for sIrens," he said "The warning a dIsaster strike the area oscillatmg warDIng Siren, but is mens for 10 years public educatIOn "WIll definitely is C10dy Boeneman. The phone waitmg for the commIttee to system IS needed " have an impact on schools - es- number was inadvertantly left The departments hope to com- Kastran Said Monday he IS ex- determlOe the most strategic Although last month's tornado pecially at the high school level .. out of the May 26 front page pIle a "master dIsaster plan" that CIted about the "marvelous chal- placement, Public Safety DIrector didn't determine what the citIes AdminIstrators WIll be forced to story on the organization. . will complement current depart- lenge" before him In the $52,000 a Joseph Vitale saId are now doing, it dId add a sense thoroughly revIew currICulum In ment operatmg procedures, offI- year North HIgh posItion "It's an Some 15 young people from While there IS no timetable for of urgency, Costa said "When a light of the commISSion's fmdmgs, cials saId Part of the program In- outstandmg facIlIty, WIth out- he added the Ebenezer BaptIst Church, cludes a comprehenSIve list of completion of the work and the tornado hIts close by, people tend 21001 Moross Road, DetrOit, are standmg students and faculty I personnel and heavy equipment placement of the sIren system, to get hyped up about It, but look at It as a great chance to lis- Kastran and his Wife are the planmng on go 109 on a 24-hour afterwards, thIngs cool down," he that may be needed for clean-up which could be tnggered from any ten to the Ideas of teachers and parents of five grown chl1dren "Planned Famine" starting at and rescue as well as a regIOnal one of the fIve departments and SalJ They are members of the As- 6 p m tomorrow night student~~nd expenment WIth cur- warnmg system. sound simultaneously throughout rlculum' sumption Church on Marter Road the area, LeFevre saId It could be The compilatIOn of procedures The JUnIor high school kids The master plan would com- done Within a year and equIpment lIsts would allow / Kastran said the key to a suc- are uooergoing the hungries to plement the local emergency pre- police and fIre offICIals to control cessful hIgh school is "lots of vis- raise $1,500 to help feed famihes paredness plans as well as The commuml.1es WIll also make the collecllve effort from one loca- Ibility and lots of contact" With Shores men or perhaps an entire village streamlme the efforts for mutual applIcation to the state and fed- tIOn, ellmlnatmg some of the con- students and parents on the part somewhere through the auspices aId from other departments, eral governments for matchmg (Continued on Page 2A) of the prlnel pal of an interdenominational Chris- Woods Public Safety Director arrested in tian humamtarlan relief agency Jack Patterson saId In the case called World VISIOn of a tornado or serious fire, each department would know the pro- City election deadlines near cocaine raid Anyone 10terested m sponsor- cedures for the city In which they Last month, when the counCil met Two Shores reSidents are free mg a kid with a big heart (and are forced to operate, he added By Susan McDonald ,>tart, but most people agree they to review a proposed new zonmg relate to someone's plans for of- on bond after arraIgnment Satur- growlIng stomach) should call For example, should a bUlldmg Have you heard that Defer day, June 4, on drug charges be- Phil or Karen Johnson at ordinance, more than a hundred fICe Mayor Dou,gla" Graham, who collapse In the Woods, other de- School IS gomg to be demohshed CitIzens showed up to boo and hl~~ plans to seek re-electIOn, laments fore a federal magIstrate In con 465-0586 or Dale or Colleen partments answerIng the call for to make way for a hIgh-rise nectlOn WIth an IncIdent In north- Goncalves at 882-2728 at counCil members who, they are the fact that many people In the mutual aid would know the apartment bUlldmg? Or how about conVinced, have a secret plan to commumty are fnghtened by the east DetrOIt the day before Woods' emergency procedures, thIS one. the city of Grosse Pomte build hlgh-nses m the commumty persistent rumors Lastly, a reader called thIS Patterson said In addItIOn, re- Park IS buymg up lakefront prop- KIm Alder and Mark Wayde. both 26, reportedly stood mute at week to let us know that the scuers would know ImmedIately erty for a federally-funded lOW-in- Don't look now, but It's elec- "It.!> d I~cour agmg to be up theIr arraignment and were re- WIsteria In front of the War where they could get the neces- come housmg project tIOn tIme In Grosse POinte Park there trying tor debunk the same Memonal (m the Tnal Gar- "ary eqUipment to begin rescue and the mayor and three counCIl- leased on 10 percent c ash-or- Both statements are false, hut Wild aCCu"dtlOn" week after week surety bonds Adler's bond was dens) are in full bloom and efforts and clean away the rubble, men Will soon be flghtmg for their I wonder how many really good soooo wonderful looking that he added both are typical of the tyre of <;eat" set at $50,000, Wayde's at $10,000 rumors that have ClrCll ated council candIdates out there de- she wanted all of Grosse Pomte CIde not to run after they come to The charges stem from arrests to know •'What brought thIS about was through the Park In recent weeks No one knows where the rumors a cOllncl1 meeting or two and see made by U S Drug Enforcement the recent storm In St Clair what goe<; on " agents, St Clair Shores and De- We checked It out and she's Shores," Patterson saId. "Once thiS IS done, It should streamline troIt police Friday evening In right, they are That's the CudJip drops out of race Graham's likely opponent In whIch a kIlogram of suspected our efforts In dealing WIth an the f'lectlOn 1<;Anthony Spada, a ChInese White Wlstefla to be high-grade cocaine was seized at exact HIking over to the War emergency" Farms reSidents mtent on run liP, a lO-year member of the councIlman \lihose term of offlcf' a northeast DetrOIt home, DEA of- Memorial may be a pam, but mng for one of four 5.eah on the counCIl, has confirmed he Will not expire" thl" year Spada ran While the tornado last month city counCIl have until 4 p m ficial" said It'S a small pnce to pay for was not the deciding factor, It dId <,eek re-electIOn "Ten vear<; IS agam<;t Graham two years ago for beauty Tuesday, June l4, to file nommal enough," he !>ald, addmg'II''' tlm(' the ma~oral po~t and lost He has Dl':A area chief Robert DeFauw spark more mterest In the reg 109 petl tlOns at the Farm <; CIty for someone else to repre<;cnt th(' not vrt fIled petlllOn" for any of- said the suspected cocaine was IOnal plan and warmng system, Hall Harper Woods FIre Chief Howard city fice t hi" ..car and dId not return a worth between $60.000 and $80,000 LeFevre Said The SIX communi- CounCil <;eat" open for election r<,portcr\ phone calls about hIS whole.ale Once"cut" for ~ale It Inside plan., ties hav(' been dISCUSSingthe Idea are those of Mayor Jdme" Dlngf" CouncJlman Harq Echlm, a could be worth between $300.000 Business. 8A mem ber of the council for four and $500.000, he added of combined efforts for a few man, Mayor Pro Tern Lloyd Sem- The counCil term<; of John Prost Cable TV, Local 14A years. Will run again and I" thl' years, but the tornado "pushed It ple and CounCilmen .Jack Cudhp and Hoger McNeIll also expire ClaSSIfIed 5C only member of the councIl at the A third man, Idenllfled ait KeVin off the edge and got us talking and Harry Echlm Dmgeman, thl ... Vf'ar Both men have said Williams of Clawson, \lias shot EdItorials 6A about it again," he saId mayor for the pa<;t eight years, IS pre"ent time to have filed hi" pell- Feature 12B tlOns the'~ iJlan 10 run for re-electIOn tWICe durIng the arrest<; DeFauw a 17-yrar member of the counCil saId WIlliams was In stable condl- Letters to Editor 6, 7A "This wUl complement the The deadline' for flhng pelltlons and has Indicated he WIll run llon With gunshot wounds to the Obltuanes llA mutual aId pact already In effect again Accordmg to the Farm" City to run for office I~ next Tuesday, School News I5A among the Pomte<; and Harper Charter, any voter age reSident of chest and thigh at St John Hos- June 14, at 4 p m If more than pItal SocIety I-m Woods," he said "Pooling WIll Mayor Pro Tem Lloyd Semple. the cIty may run for counCil after two cdndldates fIle for an office a Sports ...... 1,2,3C help us to overcome dIfficultIes It an eIght-year veteran of the coun- filing a petItion at city hall con prim ary ell'Ctlon WIll be scheduled Adler and Waydc Will face pre- would Just make for a better, cll, has not saId If he WII! run for taming the names of 50 to 7,5r('g for i\ug 2 The general elecllon IS liminary exammatlOn In federal smoother operallon " reelectIOn CouncIlman Jack Cud- Istered Farms voter" In November court Friday, June 24 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thunsday, June 9, 19 Grosse School ekction is Monday le rT\, 1leQQ.O' S (Continued from Page tA). HIgh School. Currently he IS ~1 '-UlU'J Pointe News teacher In the POInte public school employed a t Blue Cross/Blue f\~~l'-- Custom Tailoring IUSI'S 22~1 system, IS seekIng her second ShIeld m pubhc relatIons ,~ IYe~ TlIlIf'I4ltr term on the board • DaVid Russell, 61, of Harvard fJ/~SI}J!~\MEN'S & LADIES' By ADteebo PuWillroen ALTERATIONS ,. Xudteval AveJlue • VIncent LoCIcero, 41, of Bar- Road, In the Park. A retIred r / \ Grolle Pelote, III "236 [lngton Road In the Park Attor. semor pharmacologist WIth Parkt> CiI' : ~- Tuxedo Rental ney LoCIcero' was a member of DaVIS, Russell has been actIve in i' Top quality fabne fo, Phone 882-6900 , s-cl au. Pili. peld.t the citIzen ddvl~ory committee several local PTO groups. r j tailored SUits to your lle~. IiIk'.tlIgan SuIl«rlp_ __ '13 00 per studymg enrollment declIne In the • Anthony Skomski, of Cloverly I measurement f year \ria mali, '11 OUI-ol-atalt public schoo~ Road, m the Farms The candi. 2 ,C. fro. $299 10 '399 AclchN .M ... 11bllKrlpllon •• • Thomas Peters. 53, of Mo~elle date owns an accounting practice CI\ange 01 Ad*_ Fonn. 3571 ~ i . I I VEST $75,00 to II Kerc .... at. G_ PoInIt Place In the FRrms Peters IS a In the Farms, but also has teach. F."". lillcll forme'r EnglIsh teacher at South mg experIence lU fIVe school dis. 399 Fisher South of Kercheval T'" dNdI ... 101..... copy I. trIcts Grosse Pomte IIondey ..-. 10 I.. u,., I~n OPEN DAilY 9 30-6 30 Tues 111530 Sat 930 to 6 30 AM eclllef1lal ... copy m..-t be In • Frank Stelhngwerf, of Van tile N... Ollie. by 11 • m Tua.dIIy Emergency Antwerp Road, In the Woods 885-4983 Stellmgwerf IS semor staff attor- WUUllllllllnlllllllllUUIIIUIUUUIIUWWUIWDIUWUUllWUllIJU (Continued from Page It\) ney at Detroit EdIson and preSI- fUSIOn and duplIcation of effort dent of Mason PTO. Re••• blr Fatber's DiY - Sundl'. Junl 19t11 that accompame~ rescue proce. • Sharon Vasher, 39, of Moross dures, he added Road, In the Farms The A 1976 state law called for for- ~resldent-elect of the ASSIstance mallon of local emergency pre- ~
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Say now, why don't you remember thiS great guy WIth a gift from ... 17114 Kercheval Avenue "IN- THE-VILLAGE" SINCE 1900 885-2267 KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE O/J(,11 TlJflnJay b enmf;r 'It! 9 • 80 Kercl1eval • On- The HIli. Grosse POinteFarms Hurry! Offer Runs: M 1\1([( 11.1 882.8970 V'\I Bloomfield Commons. Maple and lahser ~ Birmingham , / . JUNE 5th - June 18th - v : Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A State jobs still available Unemployed teens in Grosse no MESC offices nearby. Applica- allocated about 500 Jobs, Kage ad- Pointe still have a shot at some of tions are also avaIlable through ded the MichIgan Youth Corps jobs the Wayne County Intermediate PosItions available through the ~ut they'llhave to hurry. Apphca~ School DistrIct and the county Department of Labor and {he 10- tlOns must be filled out and turned Manpower offices termedlate school district are in by tomorrow, Friday, June 10, The Departments of Education, based on unemployment formulas by prospective job-seekers. N a tur al Resources, Tr ans por: for the area, state officials said ApphcatlOns for the pubhc tation and Agnculture are actmg Other departments have other Job works Jobs which pay a mimmum as contractors for the jobs, Thom- allocation formulas, they added. wage of $335 an hour are avail- as Kage of the Wayne County The state departments should able at the Michigan Employment Intermediate SChool district said begm notlfymg ehglble apphcants SecurIty CommISSIOn offices, The Department of Education has about pOSItions starting next Mon. commumty colleges and North allocated 539 jobs for the out- day, officIals said. Man.y Jobs wIll and South High SChools, officials countv area. he said. DetrOIt was begm 10 late June said To be elIgible a person must be between 18 and 21, unemployed Autistic child admitted and a MIChigan resident Jobs are not handed out fIrst come-first serve, but Will be filled on a prior- to school park program ity baSIS Those applicants whose The battle, before culmmatmg family head IS out of work will be By Mike Andrzejczyk chosen first and older applicants In a fact fmdmg hearing before ~ will follow, offIcials said It took a couple years of fighting the state CIVIl rights commlSSlOn, Those hired under the state pro- and a trip to the state CiVIl RIghts began in the summer of 1981 when • gram WIll do most outSIde Jobs Cvfllmi~sll.ln, but the parents of an the school ::.ystem fIrst turned -. that can include painting, cleaning ll-year-old autistic child have won John down for participatlOn in the and other public works oriented him the right to participate m the program .: jobs. The Department of Natural Grosse Pointe schools Commumty In a June, 1981, letter, school of- Resources has jobs available in Services Division Summer Recre- fICIals saId that ., based upon The nose knows water and SOil conservation pro- ation Program. John's classlflcatlon of an autistic When the Fox Hill Farm jects, offICIals saId. Francis and Marilyn Markey of chIld rather than a TMI student pulled in from Parma last week • Local governments and non.pro- the Woods have tried since 1981 to . we cannot accept hIm mto thIS to set up a one-day herb and :. fit corporations can apply to state have their son John mcluded 10 particular program. . The staff wild flower shop in an empty :: agencies for a number of positions the program for trainable men- in thIS program are not prepared lot on the Hill just about every- to be filled. The Park has already tally impaired (TMI) students to deal with your son's type of one stuck their nose into the act, made such a request for workers AiOO a complaint to the Michigan handicap '" including Scarfone, the dog, to do jobs such as painting build. Civil Rights Commission, the John was again demed access to below and (left to right) Fox ings, trimming bushes and trees school system re.evaluated John the summer recreation program HI11 Farm's Marilyn Hempsted along Jefferson and cleaning and decided to allow hIm to partl. the next year for the same reason, and Diane DeVries. Ms. Hemp- . Mack, Kercheval and the parks, cipate on a conditional basis, accord 109 to letters from school sted's farm is gaining a nation- " - Public Works dIrector James Elli- school offIcials said offICIals. al reputation and is supplying son said. lilt took three years, but we The Markeys say their son chefs trom all over the country Local high school officials said got him in," Mrs. Markey said, can functIOn under the defmition with fresh herbs. Her sale in there had been good response to adding the problem with John's of tramable mentally impaired. Grosse Pointe was sponsored the program. Both North and eligibility 1n the program was Although hiS speech is unintellig- by the Garden Club of Michi- something that should "never, r South have applications available, ible, John has full receptive lan- gan, an afmiate of the Garden I officials said, because there are never have happened." guage, they said. Club of America. II ! I I ! 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~, 1 Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983
This was the Woods wants control of Mack Avenue scene In April, 1982, when ~y Mike ADdn~JC:IY~ ested in any kind ci a mai~tenance, We're quite zealous in maintain- $2 90758 saying no mamtenance Mothers Agalnst U:Dding l!10nths of diSCUSSIOnsat agreement for lawn.cutting and ing jurisdiction over the county- agreem~nt existed between the Potholes donned comm1ttee-of-~,whol.e leve.I, snow and lee removal. wide system," he said Woods and the county The Woods hockey helmels Wood~ of for prolectlon the counCil earher this 1be W~s battle parallels one The county receives money claimed the commission's lack and began month decided to ~k ~e Wayne Grosse Pomte Farms and the road from state and federal gas and responsibility forced it to clean patching the ~~ ~ad CommlSSlon to turn commIssion carried on in court weight taxes to mamtain its road Mack for emergency traffIC. crevices on ~url lellon ~ver Mack Avenue, for several years over t~ paving systt;m. It woul~ be tou~he~ fl- In June that ~ear, the counCil Lakeshore Road ~~ to the ~Ity. ci Lakeshore Road. The ISSue re- nancla~y for a city to mamtain a considered taking legal actIOn to draw allenbon council voted una~m.ously celved nahonal attenl10n when a road hke Mack Avenue because against the road commission to to the county to send the Road CommiSSIon a group of Farms women organized citles receive less for mainte. force to cut the grass in the me. road commls. req~st for the turn. back and sent as Mothers Agcunst Potholes don. nance of their major streets than dians on a regular baSIS.The next Slon's refusal to COPieS to the Farms, Sta.te Sen oed work clothes and began filling counl1e~do for their primary roads, month, the councd began de- malnlaln the .OMJ Kelly, County Executlve Wd. Lakeshore potholes themselves. Sugo s81d liberatmg at the commlttee.of- slreel The counly said II ~nd The liam .L!JCas the State Hlghway road commiSSIOnresurfaced the-whole level the turn-back of was Grosse Admlmslrative Board the road months later in the NO HEAVY maintenance or Mack POinte Farms THE RESOLUTION from the summer, 1982 resurfacing is scheduled for Mack In ~ memo sent to the council responSlbtlity to Woods asks the county "to perform Lou Sugo, dIrector of public in- for at least two years, he said. last July Administrative Aide pave the necessary pavemen.t repairs to formatll:m for the road commls. The Woods tned to negotiate a Gerard McNamara pomted out counly.owned upgrade the conditIOn of Mack Slon, s81d the board has yet to re- mamtenance agreement With the that the amount of money the city SlJeet AI left IS Avenue to comply with the prOVl- ceive a copy of the Woods resolu. road commission for Mack as far would receive would not be suff!- Alexandra Mac. sions ... of the State Hlghway sta- tion and was unable to say how it back as 1977,according to city of- Clent to make up for the added key, one of the tutes and to relinquish jurisdiction would be received. flclals. The fight over cutting the cost of mamtaining Mack. molhers Now, over such roadway ... upon the lawn, street sweeping and snow Grosse POinte completion of such roadway re- TRADITIONALLY. THE and ice removal escalated during Woods IS con- "In view of the revenue in- I''''JI'''J Its f'g~t paus. {.'Ountyhas reJected. turn-back ago the bUzzard at 1982and the follow. volved, a turn. back would not With the road City Administrator-Clerk Ches- reements, Sugo said. "Basically, mg spring and summer provide the maximum benefit to comrTIISSlOflover ter Petersen said the Woods de- we look at a county-wide system The city billed the road com. the city," McNamara wrote. The anolher counly cided to ask for the turn-back of ci roads. If you start getl1ng into mission in March, 1982,for snow city instead should try to road, Mack Av- the county primary road because turn-back agreements, it becomes removal during the blizzard. The negotiate a maintenance agree- enue the road commission was not inter- •a hodge. podge of roadways. commission refused to pay the ment, he added - OUTDOOR WOOD PRODUCTS - .RIT BOOKCENTER WOLMAN TREATED LUMBER 16600 Harper Avenue Sale! 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No. -talents and abihtles; humans who Mrs. Chisholm concluded her of Leasing Shirley Chisholm spoke IrOnI- They died so that 15, 20, even 100 can bloom to their fullest, without address by saying, "If you don't ca~ly of ~he "good old days" last years later the same old battles being psychologically upset, pay- understand me remember, you Think of MOE'S Coins & Stamps Friday mght, referring to the dark wouldn't have to be fought again. mg money to psychologists and and your experiences are the sum Turn Your Jewelry & Old Gold to Cosh decade of the 1960s, when "at "Were we marching on a con- psychiatflsts because they can't total of your thmkmg," and then BUYING GOLD AND SILVER least there was hope for social servative qUIcksand that would do what they FEEL they want to she smiled and saId, "as I am of DRUMMY Anything Marlcedl0K.14K.18K justice." On the basIS of her eventually engulf us? Are the do, because they don't dare move mIne." LEASING INC. And Sterling SIlver n.atlOnwide travel durmg the past pages of the Civil rIghts laws beyond the traditionally pre- PrecedIng Mrs. Chisholm's Need Gold Closs Rings speech, four awards were pre- e Mile at Gratiot. SIX months, there IS no doubt In yenowm~ and crumbhng in our SCflbed roles that have been gIven 772-1700 772-2200 16115MACK her mind that there IS "a terrIble fingers?' them in America," she said, as sented to people who had demon- oe"Io!J .. ~ 19815 MACK, in the Woods 881.6233 PICKEREL FILLETS OPEN: MON.-FRI. 8-7 - SAT. 8-4 - SUN. 10-2 98 ROASTING -CHICLKENS 79 ~B. '2 LB. ---\ BELL OUR OWN -FRESH LOST WAREHOUSE LEASE , ( RINGER RANCH STYLE SCROD • SWORDFISH • SOLE exclUSIVe OCEAN PERCH • SCALLOPS '- Gourmet SALMON • MONK FISH AUCTION ~ ~ Meats BACON ~ "MADE FRESH DAfL Y" KLEENEX STARK 1ST ENTIRE Warehouse contents of HOUSE OF FINE Hi and Dry lowels FURNITURE. N.E. Ohio's Finest Decorator. SOLD TO OVEN READY Solid White Tuna HIGHEST BIDDER REGARDLESS OF COST!!! 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""Of ',Qttd l'\ Our Own 5pC'(,ol Mar node end ".oded WI~ Ovr "01 (1'"1 SpIC.' ot\d s.olOnl"fil ~ P,.nwQr. Pan 1.5Liter ... For n.. Ottr. 53 WHILE THEY LAS T LETTUCE ,. , ., .. 1M2 we: r )11Ie' tt .. ""t!.Y..!1":ti!ind'\-~"""""1-'l.!'\ ""..j--."H .. ",,- .1,... .. -...... tl. "t..&ftlA...... "J .... __ ~""--r" :.:~iJ'ff~ ... ,.. ).I., "" ~ t r~ • ~~o .. & I Page Slx-A \~:~:~pinions etters Thursday, June 9, 1983 NOW it's up to the voters I,n normal times, school board elections in the Now as the election approaches it is up to the Pomtes and other communities tend to be quiet voters. It is not enough for people to simply go affairs with only a few hundred people showing to the polls June 13. Before they go, they should up to endorse the candidates of their chOIce, In mform themselves to the best of their ability ""jll many years, there is not even a contest and the about the qualifications of the candidates and whole campaign could be described as a big the problems involved in school reorgamzation. yawn. The key to the electIOn should be the informed But . .. voter, which means the person who bases his not thlS y.ear m the Pomtes . WIth seven convictIOn on facts, not emotIOn or sentiment or c.andldates runmng for the two posltl~ns, to be sim ly tradition. filled In th~ June .13 electl~n, ~nd Wlt~ all of T~e Grosse Pointe News has endorsed two of them focusmg theIr attentlO.n 1!1 v~rymg d~ the candIdates, Dorothy Kennel and Vincent grees on the school reorgamz.atIon Issue, thIS LoCIcero, in the belIef their qualifications are has be~n o,?e of the most actIve sc:hool board supenor to the other five candidates. But other c~m~aIgns m .recent memory. Candidates have organizations and other IndiVIduals have differ- distributed lIterature c~nvassed hou~e to cnt nc\vs nnd prefer different c~mdidntes, That house, atter:'ded c?ffee parties and fund raIsers, 15 not surprising In a democracy Our views and campaIgned In other ways. simply reflect our responsibility to provide our All of that is fine. The proposal to reorgamze opimons as well as news reports on the carn- the Grosse Pointe schools has become contro- paign versial and in fact, the incumbent board mem- IN THE RECENT millage renewal election, bers agreed that the time of decision should be 7,581 Pointers voted but that still was only a postponed to permit more input from the public small percentage of the registered voters in the and to enable the board itself to consider alter- Grosse Pointe district which left the outcome natives to the administration's origmal propo- subject to varying interpretations in view of the sal. So it was ap.propriate that the candidates close vote. In the June 13 election, we hope the for the board outllOe their own views on school vote will be even larger and more decisive in reorganization and the possible closing of ele- order to leave no questions about the meaning mentary schools. of the outcome. @{{~rJ~ The nlessage of the recall The sildden popularity of the recall as a Michigan's unemployment rate is the highest in QEC ads, endorsement are misleading means of expressing opposition to the recent 36 the country? To the Editor, trends that we have exper- current school board members percent Increase in the state income tax is sur- The'current recall campaigns don't offer spe- As a parent with four child- ienced in Grosse Pointe wnere and all the candidates have prising. According to one account, no fewer cific answers to any of these questions. Instead, ren in our public school sys- no schools have been closed. indicated that Supt Brum- than 12 Democratic senators, including Sen, tl)ey reflect a kind of mindless objection to pay- tem, I have been active in our Birmingham has maintained mel's initial plan is not ac- John Kelly whose district includes the Grosse ing taxes with little or no regard to what citi- schools, on committees and in its high educational standards. ceptable. There is still a great Pointes, have been targeted for possible recall zens get in the way of services for the taxes school board and millage elec- The important thing for deal more work to be done be- campaigns along with Gov. James Blanchard. they pay. And the recall offers no plan for con- tions for many years. property values is the quality fore a final solution/is agreed While the recall is authorized under the Mi. sideration of alternative ways of balancing 'the The current publicity being of education and not the prox- upon. . chigan Constitution, it is essentially a negative state budget, which is required by the Constitu- ~ccorded. t~e ,:'quB:1ity E~uca- imity of education., I believe the time has come action. It calls for the removal of an official, tion. tI?n <;oalItion 15 InconsIstent Th.e . Gro~se Pomte sch(~)01 for us to face the reality of our usually because of a single issue, as in the cur- Michael Bush of Saginaw, the House Republi- wI.th Its base of. su~port and adml?~stratlOn, t~gether With situation. Any group that sug- rent cases arising from opposition to the in- can leader, has said that he opposes legislative t~IS fac~, alo~~ WIth Its e?'J?Cn- the cItIzens com~I1ltt~e a~d the gests that Grosse Pointe does come tax hike, But it offers no remedy except recalls except for malfeasance. Spencer Abra- ~Ive, paId p~htlcal advertIslOg, ~oard of Educat.l.on, ~s prlm.ar- not have to do what every for the recall/of the official named. Apparently ham, the state Gap chairman, has denied the IS dlstu~bmg ~o me. The ily concern~ WIth Impr~vmg school system in the metropol- the theory of those supporting the current re- party is behind the a ttempted recalls, even Q.E.C. Itself IS a small, and enhancmg our educatIOnal itan Detroit area ha I d call campaigns in Michigan is that they are though some Republicans have been supporting single-issue group. Public system in light of drastically d i . , s a rea. y campaign records indicate a declining enrollment. Reason- one, s mIsleadIng th~ publIo. sending a message to the legislature and the recall campaigns against both legislators and . We must act soon to Improve governor on the tax issue. But what is that the governor. Those GOP officials are express- tota I num ber 0f 21 supporters able peop Ie may dlSagree as to the educatIOn of our children message? ing sound party positions on the recall move- compared to over 300 support- the course we sh~uld follow and to guarantee the f t f IS IT SIMPL V. that people don't want any tax ments based on single issues. Under different ers of at least one school board but n.one can dIspute t~e our community u ure 0 increases? Or is it that they do not want an circumstances, Gap officials might become the candIdate. commItment to excellence In . income tax hike? And if they do not want any targets of recall movements based on other un- Their advertisements are, at education that our administra- I have confidence that tax hike, does their support for a recall mean popular votes, the very least, misleading. It tion and school board have ar- Grosse Pointers will follow they want to cut state services even more deep- If one vote for higher taxes is going to. be is not true, as the Q.E.C. as- ticulated. Anyone trying to tradition and examine the rec; ~Y'And,if that is sp, i~st,what services do they r~Barde Page Seven.A Opi,nions & letters Thursday, June 9, 1983 Know your Ichooh Staff deserves recognition By Kenneth Brummel led Maintenance, Administra- Yvonne G. Maxon - CIrcu- Superintendent of Schools tion Building lation Clerk, Woods Library As the 1982-83 school year Ruth A. Bentzen - Mathe- Julia L. Meighan - Art draws. to a close, I think it ap- matics Teacher, South Teacher, South proprIate to emphasize that Frank L. Bozarth, Jr. - Florence Owens - Cafeteria one of the real strengths of the Mathematics Teacher, Brow- Cooll Manager, North Grosse Pointe Public School nell A. Elizabeth Page - Fifth System year in and year out is Alice D. Brown - Kinder- Grade Teacher, Defer the dedicated staff which pro- garten Teacher, Trombly Vivian Putrycus - Fifth vide~ instructional and support Willis D. Brown - English Grade Teacher, Defer serViCes for the residents of Teacher, North James L. Webers - English this commuruty. Grace Ciaravino Cafe- Teacher, Parcells For several of our staff teria, North These 25 individuals have Arthur E. Colby Head members, this year has spe- spent an average of nearly Engineer, Trombly 'I cial si~nificance because they 20-3/4 Ethel R. Cote - Secretary to years each as members ,have cnosen to retire, and last of our staff. During that Principal, Parcells time month the Board of Education they have amassed a most im- Marion G. Defer - Secre- 'honored them at a special pressive record of accom- tary to Principal, Pierce ceremony. The 25 persons re- plishments, had contact with Joseph R. Devine - Counse- tiring this year collectively countless numbers of resi- lor, North have contributed over 517 dents, and influenced the lives Carol Droege - Kindergar- years of service to our schools of thousands of young people. and spent several more years ten Teacher, Poupard in the field of education in G. Bruce Feighner - Prin- We certainly appreciate the other communities. cipal, North stable and effective service Listed below are the names Mary Florkey - Assistant which thes~ retirees have of these 25 employes and the Custodian, North given to our school system positions from which they Alice Gardner - Librarian, over the years and hope that ha ve retired or will be retiring Parcells members of the community at the end of the school year: Bonnie Garr - Counselor- join us in that appreciation. Mary T. Abdullah -' Cafe- Career Education, North Readers of this column are en- teria, Pierce Viola Hadjiyanis - Secre- couraged to communicate Eugenia R. Assessor - tary to Director of Secondary good wishes to any of the re- Education tirees, as I'm sure they will .Cafeteria, Brownell I Robert L. Beaujean - Skil- Carol W. Kaloger - Second enjoy hearing from past stu- One view from the Capitol Grade Teacher, Richard dents and acquaintances. I Blanchard-style fiscal integrity ,I Letters Letters to the Editor I The News welcomes letters By William R. Bryant, Jr. in his campaign and smce tainly meant never using ac- I to the editor from our readers. State Representative then, that he would rid our counting gimmicks or cookie i Letters should be signed with It is budget time. The House state of fiscal irresponsibility. jar games to fund programs. i a name, address aDd telephone Chin verdict was unjust and Senate have initially pas- To do that he proposed his tax Milliken used those tactics to number at which the writer Ij To the Editor: consists of 18 area churches sed budget bills which will be increase and got it. save existing programs in a I can be reached during the day '1 The Grosse Pointe Inter. and many individuals. written in final version in con- But he now seeks spending severe recession. Blanchard iD ('8Se there are questions. ference committees. which the fiscal experts in the wants to do worse. Names of letter writers will Faith Center for Racial Jus- tice is an organization dedi- The Vincent Chin case has The major issue is the ques- House Fiscal Agency say could Blanchard proposed to use Ii be withheld under special cir. come to our attention. Vincent tion of spending level. I cumstances only. cated to promoting human lead us to a deficit of over $500 such tactics to fund new pro~ rights and human relations in Chin was beaten to death by The Governor had said, be- million in the following budget grams, as we emerge frotn reo Address letters to Editor, two men outside of a Highland Groll8e Pointe 'News, 99 Ker- our community. A shared con- fore the tax increase, that he year. cession and after his tax in- cheval, Grosse. Pointe Farms, cern for the fair and equal Park, Michigan bar. The two would seek only a "continua- Fiscal responsibility would crease. Mich, 48236. treatment of all individuals un. men pled guilty to man- tion" budget. After the tax in- mean proposing much more v Parts of the jobs program ites our membership, which slaughter and were sentenced crease passed he submitted a increase in education than in touted by the Governor exten- to three years' probation and a 12.7 percent increase budget welfare. The Governor pre- sively use such gimmicks. $3,000 fine each. with inflation now running be- sented a budget in April in First the Governor wanted It is entirely possible that tween zero and four percent. which welfare would have to rob the Kammer Recrea- the race of the victim, Mr. Well there are some needs, been increased to the same tional Land Trust Fund. We Chin, may have been a moti- some programs, especially degree as education. .largely beat him on that one vating factor in the defend- education, which were really Fiscal responsibility or but it was close. ' ants' action. Furthermore, it is hurt in the last few years. integrity would mean meeting Next, he proposed to take fu- Mental health is another such the Constitutional requirement ture revenue and count it now B~' Pdt Rousseau possible that the race of the defendants and the race of the area. to provide local units and edu- by taking money now which Perfect For Dad. this summer, Hath- These areas needed more cation with at least 41.6 per- would escheat to the state over away's short sleeve business shirts in a vari- victim may have been factors than a continuation budget. cent of state expenditure. In- the next three years. He suc- ety of solids and stripes. They're }>riced$24 in the fact that the prosecutor, at PICard-Norton ... 92 Kercheval. William Cahalan, failed to ap- But the $5.3 billion Gover- stead, the Governor IS con- ceeded on that one. pear or send a representative nor's budget is too large. It is siderif.lg. ~ransferring sta~e .re- Fiscal integrity, like beauty, • to the sentencing. too large because it cannot be sponslblhty for $110 rnilhon may be in the eyes of the be- Marla Dinon ... offers you 1/3 off a group of Leonard sustained. And if it cannot be worth of teacher retirement holder. But I don't think so. slacks, tops and dresses during her clearance sale. There We urge that the U.S. De- sustained, it threatens to keep onto our schools and counting Fiscal integrity should be ob- are still some Ultrasuede fashions at a good savings. partment of Justice vigorously our state in fiscal chaos, at an paymen.t as expenditure to jectively definable. 11 Kercheval. pursue its investigation of this even higher level of spending loca:I urut;s. . . An~ however one might de- • case to assure that justice will than before . FISC~ mgegrlty, the Gover~ ~1OeIt, it is not yet happening Casual Fashions .. are welcome gifts eventually prevail. Our new Governor pledged, nor saId over and over, cer- 10 our state government. for Father's Day. At Carl Sterr there's a • great selection of cotton sweaters, Rugby Dr. Eli Rubm shIrts and pants with elasticized waists and Secretary a variety of active shorts.. 80 Kercheval. Board of Directors • Save 50% off a nice selection of Co- Cancer victim lomal Candles at Seasons of Paper 115 Kercheval. says thanks • To the Editor: At TraIl Apothecary . take advantage I am writing to show my of the Elizabeth Arden specIal. You get Blue heartfelt appreciation to the Grass perfume mist and cream deodorant, newly formed Hospice De- both for $9 ... a $14.50 value. . 121 Ker- partment of Bon Secours Hospi- cheval. tal. • I am a cancer patient and Help Is On The Way at PerSnIckety Pedlar With the service that this organiza- Father's Day gifts Our ever popular D.O M neckhes are tion has rendered to patients is a fun gift idea Also for home or office ISour beyond anything I can say. . sleek electnc pencil sharpener, regularly .I $15, now specIally prIced $10. Another good If you or a loved one is ~ ...... idea ISthe mall scale for all those Important afflicted and you need help letters, normally $17 50, now $12 Great gifts from helpful, and encouragement, please friendly people at 98 Kercheval. ask your doctor to refer you tq • this facility . The League Shop .. IS offering free ~ Fay A. Lonesk samples of the new Harbor Sweets candy, . St. Clair Shores New '83 COROLLA 2DR. SEDAN the America's Cup chocolate Treat your tr",. ~ FROM 4 Spee I. I, ,' I «rl .;....:-, .... • • r ... ..' .." 'I • ." .page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9. 1983 Chisholm speab at fmer-Faith 11tis Week (Continued f'rGm Page SA) . a non-profit organization which lenge all forms of prejudice, a.nd UIIDIIIII ... Graduating as president of his promotes racial understanding, works toward equal opportu~lty + attempts to confront and chal- for all regardless of race, rellglOl1, 10M. 1956 MICH. ITATe high school class, Simmons be- UC ., .... in Business came active in the Civil Rig};l.ts Quality Doesn't Cost, It Pays Movement He helped form the 1948 graduates Assoclation of Black Social Work. CUSTOM REMODELERS ers and worked in a variety of plan reunion Refinance Your Land Contract Room Additions • Dormers. Rae Rooms Farms' Cordes grassroots CIvll rights organiza- this month elected president tions The January and Later Simmons became the MUST BE OWNER OCCUPIED Executive June 1948 classes of Model Cities Program CoordlOator KITCHEN SPECIALISTS vlCe-presldent 1 Grosse Pointe High for the City of Highland Park, Designers, Distributors & Installers of the Mlclugan School are plannmg a where he morutored a variety of SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED of Custom Kitchens & Bathrooms by Wisconsin Pipe 35-year reunion on human services programs aUAKER-MAID • DUTCH MADE • LUCCI Line Com pany , Saturday, June 18, at Robert K. Ferber, police chlef AlLMILMO • CUSTOM MADE James F. Cord- the Grosse Pointe es of Grosse of the Grosse Pomte Farms Pollce Hunt Club 18332 MACK 881-1024 Po1Ote Farms, ~ Department, received the first Any Grosse Pomte COWNIAL FEDERAL SAV1NG~ GROSSE POINTE CALL FOR FREE has been elect- .... Pollce Officer Humanitanan High School alumnus VISIT OUR SHOWROOM CONSULTATION ed company Award from the Inter-Faith Cen- 15 welcome to attend and Loan Assocnatwn presldent Michigan WIsconsin is ter for Racial Justice It is the the evemng's fes- the natural gas subsidiary of conviction of the center that police tlvlties. For further and pubhc safety offlcers can fos- American Natural Resources mformation, call Bill Call R.W. Guiles Company (ANR) of DetrOlt ter either positive or negative Nelson at 884-5181 or Cordes, who Jo1Oed ANR m 1977, human mteractlOn and that the Fran Kirkland at 881- 886-1080 WIll coutiJl~ Lv I:>l"l vt: dl:> lJlel:liJ~llt concept of "good pollce work" 4575 of ANR Storage Company should mvolve a balanced, un- blased and sensitive treatment of all citIzens Ferber IS a member on the FREE SEMINAR Krausman n named board of directors of the Wayne account supervisor County and l'llchigan ASSOCiations Introduction to 111. Financial of Chlefs of Pollee. He lS also a D' Arcy-McManus & MasiLlS ad- consultant specializing 10 human and Estate Planning Nothing vertising has named Grosse relations, personnel and organiza- Class quite like it Pomte Farms resldent John E. tion to the International Associa- Krausmann account supervisor on tion of Chiefs of Police, as well as in all the world! its Cadillac Motor Car DivislOn to the Michigan Municipal account Krausmann Joined the League. He has ~n a research ads firm four years ago as the senior consultant to the Police Founda- Thinkmg Northern Michigan for year round or seuonallivlng? account executive on the Cadlllac Then we woWd suggest you consider L'Arbre Croche Club. tion of the UnIversity of Washmg- Motor car Division account. Prior ton, on a grant research project Located nudway between Harbor Sprmgs and Petoskey at the to joining DM&M, Krausmann InnermosttJp of Lake Michigan's Little Traverse Bay, mosl feel ii's on "Institutional Racism Within was an account representative at get one of the finest properties of lis kind In alJAmenca. Law Enforcement," and IS a J, Walter Thompson and an ac- TenniS, swJnlDung, salling, skIIng, golf Fme shops close by.lmely board member and PolIce Task count executive at Ross Roy. neighbors and friendS. Planned aCllvitles ifyou want them, as much Force Chairman for the Inter- solitude as one could want if you don't. Faith Center, JUNE JUNE Combmlllg prize Winning architecture with a magnificent beach Mannino appointed Carrie I. Peebles, a founding results 15th 18th and wooded terram and topography almost beyond description has vice-president member of the Inter-Faith Center Wed.IIUY SllurdlY made L'Arbre Croche whatll was planned to b«ome .. an aesthetic and current member of Its board 7 , .•.• g creation orman and nature for aU seasons U S. Mutual Financial Group of of directors, was thiS year's "Eva ,.111. 10 1.11.-12 Noon A f...... Joci hom .. and condominium. fo' r.. ale from Detroit has named Grosse Pointe Fillion Award" recipient Among calf 5129,000 ChOIce Jors from 545.000 For complere deraIls ...tIle Farms reSIdent Edward Mannino her achievements are a 22-year vice-president - corporate control- volunteer participation with the L'ARBRECROCHEDEVEWPMENTCOMPANY. Wll.LIAMA. ler. Mannino, a CPA, was pre- servfce League of Detroit Receiv- PETZOLD,PRESIDENT. 20630HARPERAVENUE • HAlPER viously with Price Waterhouse as ing Hospital where she served as Call for Your Reservation WOODS,MI48225, Telephone: (313) 882.3121. a senior audit manager its preslden~ five times, and has 882-6900 been involved with United Com- ~INANCIAL SERVICES INC munity Services For her out- Announcing ... standing community serVice, in 22725 Greater Mack - A3 Now more investors have 1970, Mrs. Peebles received the Sf. Clair Shores Pointer J, Kay Felt has been el. "Heart of Gold Award" and was 776-4760 more reasons to can us their ected chairman of the board of listed in the first edition of Mar- trustees of the Rehabilitation In- quis' "Who's Who of American discount broker. stitute. Ms Felt is partner with Women." In the early 1960's she the law fmn of Dykema, Gossett, was a member of the Grosse Spencer, Goodnow & Trigg. . Pointe Human Relations Council, The pre-engineered Grosse Pointe Park resident Ray a group of concerned Citizens who solution. MicroPro@and 'COMERICA VanGampelaere and his family. organized to oppose the discrim- have opened the Blue Lobster, a inatory practices in real estate in BROI(ERAGE fresh fish and seafood store at the Grosse Pomtes during that rDIDPAQ" 15213 Kercheval Avenue 10 the time . .~_¥~V1C~ Park The Grosse Po1Ote Inter-Faith I Of"..... - Center for Raclal Justice created - Joanne Gouleche after the riots In Detroit i~ 1967, lS Offenng Women's group cites McGehee • Stock, bond and The Detroit Chapter of Women more than 250,000. option trading in Communications (WICl), has She came to Detroit nine years selected SCott McGehee, manag- ago to work as assistant women's ing editor of the Detroit Free editor of the Free Press Within • Precious metals Press, as this year's recipient of one year, promotion to women's For el(tra business produc!lvlly, buy All popular programs such as accounts ~ts prestigious Headliner Award. edltor enabled her to spearhead MlcroPro1l software programs. Best- WordStarR SpellSla~, and selling WordSlarlt makes word pro- MallMerge'll Will run on the new The award recognizes distin- the transition of the section from cessing easy and versalile Gives portable COMPAOTMCompuler As Is • Self-directed IRAs guished professlOnal achievement "For and About Women" to "The perfect documents every lime Spell- That means there are more pro- in the field of communications. Way We Live." She also was Sta~ ct.ecks for misspellings and grams available for the COMPAQ Ms. McGehee, of Grosse Pointe deeply involved in the introduction typos MaliMerge~ creates docu- Computer than for any other portable ments and personalized mass More In fact, than for mosl non- Park, is the highest ranking of the daily themed "extra" sec- mailings portables So why buy 8 personal female at the Free Press and is tions of the paper. MkroPro \\Of'dSlar Spl'oUSlolr computer thai Isn't portable? For more information, one of only two female managing In 1979, Ms. McGehee was lJOau,\te'lllp InfoStar- o.Ia5lar VISit any Comenc.a Bank or call and Ca1cSC at.ate Indemarb or editors in the country on a daily named associate editor. Promo- MicTofI'rolrlk"f'1lAtlon.al newspaper with a clrCUlatlOn of tion to managing editor a little <.«par_ion more than a year later followed 1 800 292-1300 Hartwick art exhibit and included responsibility for the - city and news desks, national III .. Works by Grosse pointe Farms news, as well as b.usiness and MlcraPlU. 111111PA1l' artIst Alice Kales Hartwick Will Sofl", are lhal mea ns buSiness ~ sports ThiS year, she has been COMPAO" 'So a lladt'miJrll; 01 be on display at the War Memo- actively involved in the develop- COMPAQ Co.'11.pUter COl'potiJ >on rial's Art Gallery One beginning ment of the weekly suburban edi- Wednesday, June 15, through Sun- tions OlmenCj\ day, June 18, according to a press Ms. McGehee has been an ac- release from the artist. tive member of WICI's Detroit ~~cr The exhibit will be open from 1 chapter and has chaired both the BANK to 8 p m. and many of the paint- 1982 Scholarship Committee and 22000 GREATER MACK • ST. CLAIR SHORES mgs Will be for sale. Proceeds will thIS year's Vanguard Award n2 ..6540 be donated to the War MemOrial. Commlttee NEW ISSUE ThiS announcement IS neither an offer to sell nor a 1I0!lcltation of an offer to bUy these seCUrities The offer !s made only by the prospectus University Uggett School ADMISSIONS TESTING JUNE 11 FOR MIDDLE AND LOWER SCHOOLS Annual interest - paid monthly We are pleased GRADES 1-8 $11,000,000 to announce Subordinated Debentures Due 1993 FRANCES TWIDDY University Liggett School offers small class sizes with a traditional will represent our academic approach to a college preparatory curriculum, where firm in your area. Do not heSitate special emphasis is pJaced on written and verbal communication to call her at skills and computer literacy. The curriculum also includes extensive -_._------*---Please send me a prospectus on Brock Hotel Corporation Subor- dinated Debenlures 313/882.0440 offerings in the creative and performing arts and a strong athletic OFFERMAN Name a co., INC. program. Address STOCKS • "NOS State Town MUTUAL FUNDS To make arrangements to test on June 11, or to learn more about University Liggett School, call Business Phone Home Phone Tax Sheltered ~_.------_._------_.----.--_ ..- Investments In Real T'hIt -.,nc:emenllhaH not conllrtut. an offer to ... 01' IOlIeltatlOn of 111'1otter 10 buy ~ The Admissions Office at 884-4444. ~ In any SIal. m wtllGn lucn otter 01' Iellcrt.lIon WOIlIcl a. unllWful Estate, 011 & Gas 'I \ Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-A Woods honors war dead M & M .DISTRIBUTING CO, Despite threatening weather, raised by members of American Cleaning Materials & Equipment the Woods held its fIrst Memorial Legion Post No 303. Day ceremony at the Veteran's Master of ceremonies was John Memorial Parkway CIrcle of Honor Hammel, chairman of the city's at Mack and Vernier Roads Historical CommISSIon, who deli- WE DEUVER The cerem ony began at 9 55 vered a short speech cn the hiS- Memorial Day mormng when a tory of the circle of honor, dedi- V.S Marme contingent entered the cated In 1981 to those Americans 884-0520 Circle of Honor followed by the who have served their country to 17600 lIYfq~r J' UN J 1800 Edwin Denby HIgh School ROT C msure all Americans may con. '5304 KF ~M["'Al 'IA 2907C 16734 L WARIEN D£TRon, MI. 41224 1".> M~PLE AD .64)4880 Color Guard and Rifle Team. tmue to enjoy peace and life, As the Grosse Pointe SeDlor The Circle of Honor was de- Men's Club "MUSICMakers," di- signed by Dr Albert Howe, co- rected by Frank Seydler, played chairman of the event, whIch offi- the NatIOnal Anthem, a ceremo- cials hope to hold annually. The filal flag, provIded by Con- Circle consists of a central flag gressman Denms Hertel. was pole rIDged by nme smaller poles -'---'--~ deslgnatmg maJor mlhtary en-' gagements In American history. Single pa rents Reverend Stanton Wilson, as- to meet Friday socIate mimster at Grosse Pointe Memorial Presbyterian Church, Laura Gmn of Bee-Kalt Travel dehvered the invocation Mayor will be the guest speaker at the George Fr~eman welcomed the Friday, June 10, meeting of the crowd to the ceremony with a few (jrosse Pomte Chapter ot Parents remark~, and the keynote address WIthout Partners. Ms Ginn will was dehvered by G. Bruce Feigh- speak and show slldes of Alaska, ner, retmng pnncipal at North She recently returned from an ex- High School tensive tour of the area Girl Scouts, Brownies, Cub A "Moonhght and Roses" dance SCout and Boy Scout troops made will be held at the German up the "DIsplay Your Flag" Guard American Cultural Center on June of Honor, A flfle salute, taps and 17, from 9 pm to 1 a m Guests a ceremomal wreath placement as well as members are welcome by GIrl Scout Troop 327 rounded 'U"'LO'~ R~ ""_~OtJ.~n~Pouc'f Guest hckets are $5, members $4 out the event .4~O 5'Q' IF ~I(t (~Fa'? CJ1I/,.I..IStDJr{ .. A full calendar of dISCUSSIOns10 "It was especially gratifying to members' homes, bowling for see so many children WIth theIr WWyourbomeoWDn~.you dbwn-when you need it most? teens and other varied activIties parents participatmg in this tri- Talkto us$OOt ,.our ~needs. Wt'l send you our are planned during the summer bute to America's war dead," iRfortnatiYe brochurt. months. For more Information, Howe said, "Patriotism is alive call 881.5892, and well and will continue to live / !r~;~'~~lanv-H.. nan • CO. The Grosse Pointe Chapter of as long as people take time to AJ \~ I 333 W. Fort Sfre(ftx o.trolt~M14S226 Parents without Partners meets care" the second and fourth FrIday of The event was sponsored by the A wreath, placed by Girl Scout Troop 327. stands before the Woods \.....~••~ .~!~.14(X)v ... Veteran's Memorial Parkway Circle of Honor after Memorial Day each month at the War Memorial, j cIty's beautificatlon Advisory and r";;:A .(..: ;."y,...y ...... h/ ..:.f""r .... / 32 Lakeshore Road in the Farms HIstorICal commissions. ceremonies in that city. 6th YW AJllYERSARY SATURDAY JUNE 11th DELI RESTAURANT BRINGS YOU THE 30's 211~ GIUAUR MACK FROM 2:30 p.m.-S:3O p.m. 51. CIoti, 5hof.s 4I0IO (In_ I .. , Milll) PARKING IN REAR CORNED GlASS SALAMI BEEF Of SANDWICH SANDWICH c cOlt , 2S I UMIT 2 t., CASH 01 CARR\ CASU'" CARR' SALE PRICE SUE PRICE 18,000 BTU 90,000 B1'U S679.95 S199.95 MOD£:L H2COlI8AOll MODEL P2U~D10N09OO1 PLUS FREE TELEPHONE WITH PURCHASE' ~1.i1.!.U JJj J. DETROIT ~ ....~!J;;!o'J !:!J. 885-1400 14641 East Warren Avt MACOMB CO. DetrOit, MI48215 2193 m.8808 Leave it to NBDto give you your own line of credit PRICES ~UBJECT TO fHANGF WITHO~T NOTICE at our lowest rate in years! Now at NBD,we're olTenng a whole What IS Reserve Line? It s your OWI1 only on the outstanding balance. That new kind of loan One of the first of Its special line of credlt-a cash reserve way,the faster you reduce the balance, kind in this area and at our best that can be used for vacation travel, the less interest you pay i'nterest rate in years-14.4% Annual education expenses, or praclically any 50 if you ve been considering a loan- Percentage Rate,. purpose at all Wheneveryou need extra or Wishedyou had your own personal It s NBD's new Reserve Line-a money, you simply borrow what you line of credit -look into the newReserve variable-rate line of personal credit need from your Reserve Line Account Line Accnunt at NBD. that, in these days of rising and falling What 5 more, Reservc Line costs you We think you II find it's a great way interest rates, NBDbelieves IS a sensible nothing until you use it And like any to make sure you'll have extra money way to borrow. simple interest loan, yOli pay interest when you need it Act now to set up your Reserve Line Account at our new low rate! call 1.800.225.5623 Member FDIC '144% Annual Pcr( ('nlilqc Rale may vary ba<,<>don Ih(' rate for 6 month US Trca<,llry Bill.. tqual Opporhmlty Lender \\ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9.1983 RE-ELECT , ' F," , , I, "We must plan for the future \, Y, ~ \ rather than re-act to crisis situations." ; THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS SAYS "DOROTHY KENNEL DESERVESTO BE REELECTED.• • SHE HAS NOT BEEN JUST A RUBBER-STAMP FOR THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION BUT HAS CONTINUED TO SHOW INITIATIVE OF HER OWN IN DEVELOPING SCHOOL POLICIES • • • WE RECOMMEND MRS. KENNEL BECAUSE II OF OUTSTANDING QUALIFICATIONS • • • GROSSE POINTE NEWS EDITORIAL 5/26/83 We urge the cit izens of Grosse Pain te to join us il~, I r~~el~)c,~~I.l~Do rot ~.y.Ke~l!lel !o the Sc hoo I Board. Sne \~:ilr'act \~'ifh seilsiTi'\'-it:~''''a.n(r''sou'rlTd'jlldgmeilt f or the fu-ture of our communit\". ' Pam Gladstone - Campaign Chairman Frank Sladen, Jr. - Treasurer Sandy Frame, Jesse Lowther, Caryl Kerber, Stevie Fleming - Co-Chairmen Mr. & Mrs. Edward Acomb John W. LJlke Mrs. William Bradley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Krausmann Mr. & Mrs. Fred Moran Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Schubert '.~\ Mr. Ernest J. Alden Ken Collinson Mr. & Mrs. H. James Gram Mr. Nell Knight Mrs. L.H. McCormick-Goodhart Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Srebernak Edward and Juanita Arndt Elizabeth Carpenter Lisa Mower Gandelot Helen and Donn Kipka Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Maitland, Jr. Frank and Betty Sladen Joan and Rudy Armbruster Margaret C. Cameron Ned and Mary Galloway Mrs. Mary Louise Krebs Michael and Barbara Madarasz Mrs. Harry W. Short Fred and Mary Grace Adams Lucy Chielens Mr. & Mrs. Ellwyn A. Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Peter Koenig, Jr. Jack Mills Mr. & Mrs. Arthur O.A. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Carl D. Anderson Mrs. Fred A. Gies Mrs. Harriet Keever Loretta Mitschke Jean Strachan Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Angyal Dorothy Chylinski Mr. & Mrs. Jack Goodner Blanche Kefgen Mr. &. Mrs. Lester Maurer Mr. & Mrs. Roy Scharfenberg Mr. & Mrs. John Auld Mrs. Marshall Collins Mayor Doug Graham Dr. & Mrs. Walter KUjawski Mr. & Mrs. Walter McAdow Jim and Beth Simpson Miss Eleanor Carmody John and Norma Hammel J Mrs. R.'chard Mertz Helen Strek Mr. & Mrs. Howard Ambill t.. ohn & Darlene Krato Marth a Can 1m Ed and Ann Hathaway Mr. & Mrs. James Moore Mrs. Michel Skaff Dorothy Albright B1l1and Jeanne Coyle Mr. Howard Hush IWbert & Diane Knapp . Barbara & Bob Karle Ellen Mitchell Florine Stallard Mrs. Cathe Brierly Mr . & Mrs. Herman Car da III Natalie Hogan 'll' C I t Harriet and Bill Kamm Mr. & Mrs. Donald McSorley Ann Stebin Virginia Brown Mr . &. Mrs. W1 lam ar e on Suzanne Henderson Ed and Ellen Kerfoot Dr. & Mrs. Thomas F. McCormick Ann K. Scott Mrs. LOIS Blackburn Si and Miriam Schaafsma Mrs. Hazel Bramley, (Mrs. Alic) Dr. & Mrs, Ned Chalat Richard and Erin Hile Dr. & Mrs. Paul Kvali Dr. Al McKay Mr. &. Mrs. Hal Cornelius Patricia and Edward Haug Robert E. Kennel Bob & Susan Mello Mrs. B.B. Shannon Mrs. Alice D. Brown - Mr. James M Smith Mr. & Mrs. George Bushnell Mrs. Fay Conley Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Honderich Virgmia Knobluck Dr. & Mrs. Lyndle R. Martin Mr. & Mrs. T. Neal Combs Dr. & Mrs Arthur B. HIllegas Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Melinger Sylvia Sanders Ernie and Laune Buechler Carol Droege Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Hirt Steve and Karen Kinsley Dr. &. Mrs. Clarence Maguire Lynn and Bill Turner Mr. & Mrs. J. Ross Bush Norm and Mane DuCom Iva Hooper Mr. & Mrs. George McKean Lenore Marshall Louise Tewalt Bill and Pat Bakeman Charles and Mary Daas JIm and Louise Hoyt Mr. & Mrs Paul Kavanaugh Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tyrrell John and Barbara Bruce Dr. and Mrs Andrew DaW Mr & Mrs. Charles M. Huber Margaret L. Layson Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Miller Mr. & Mrs. Howard Trowern Mr R d lph H'rt Bernard W. LeMieux Mr. & Mrs. Paul Merlo Mr. & Mrs. Wl1liam Vermet Rai Bambas Mr. & Mrs. Lewl's DaVies . u olD & M Ed d M C Mr & Mrs Robert Batten Harnet Helms Steve and Earlene Lopiccola r. rs. war c ermott Priscilla Van Horn Mr. & Mrs. J. Armistead Burwell Mrs. RIchard Dykstra Mrs. L Gaylord Hulbert Dr. LIla LeIpzig and Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Newhouse Mr. & Mrs. Roger S. Van Der Kay Mr. & Mrs. Urban W. Baresch Mr. & Mrs. William Del~ndge Mr. & Mrs Stephen Horn Dr. Joseph D Shore Mr. & Mrs. John W. Nelson Mrs. Charlotte K. Varzl Peter and Jane Dow 1 Ohve & Jim Neelands Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. & Mrs. Mike Durkin Mr. & Mrs. William B. Hall Mrs. Joseph LoUIse I Marjorie L. Oakman Barbara Weaver Al and Jane Warren Meda & Douglas Derhammer Mrs Mary Louise Henry Mr. & Mrs. William Love Betty J. Parkmson Dick Beach Mr. & Mrs. David Wehmeyer Bill & Mary LOUiseDrennan Mr & Mrs. William Hoerauf Carl Lord Mr. & Mrs C. Kenneth Perry, Jr. Ruth Bentzen Dou~las and Ann West Dr. & Mrs. Ted Binowski Therese Dow Mr. & Mrs. Paul R Henry Lomse K. Lee Lucy and John C. Prost Irvin & Helen Haisenleder Frank and Barbara Lloyd Mr. & Mrs David Thomas I Mr. & Mrs. John Bruggman Mrs. Catherine Purvis Frances Whittingham Don and Ann Beever Molly Dunrung Mrs IWbert T. Hobson Mr & Mrs. Harold Lee Mr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Patterson Virgima H, Downing Mr. & Mrs. Sid Hirschfield Dr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Lee Ester Porter Jan and Charlie Wnght Mr. & Mrs. Wilber Brucker, Jr Mr & Mrs. Robert Wachter Jeanette H Duffield Mr. & Mrs. John Holcomb Annette LudWlczak Mr & Mrs Remmgton J. Purdy Marlene Babb Mr. & Mrs Michael Wheeler Mrs Mary Jane Boldt Mrs. Mary Jo Dillaman Judith Herrold Mrs IWbert Lucas Mrs. Ralph Pehrson Mrs. John A. Dodds Mr. & Mrs. James Haskmg Dr & Mrs Robert LinthIcum Mr. & Mrs. Donald K. Pierce Mrs. Clarence J. Williams Mr & Mrs. Sterling Berry Stuart Dow Mr & Mrs Wayne Ingalsbe Chris Langedock Mr. & Mrs O.R Wilcoxson Mrs. Clara Brown Wally and Mary Ernsberger JIm and Donna Johnston Mrs. Patnc18 Liston Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Persing Mr & Mrs. Thomas Woodruff Mr. & Mrs William Brown Mr. & Mrs. Frank Evanskl Mr & Mrs. Joe Johnston Dr. & Mrs Frederick Lepley Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Pearsall Mr & Mrs Kenneth Woodrow Dr & Mrs. Walter Bernard Doris and Gust Jahnke Jess Lowther Mr Donald Paynter Mr. & Mrs. George C. Vincent Mrs Richard C. Edwards Elizabeth Wood Douglas J. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Wilham Ehrhch Ted and Mercedes Jacobs Mr & Mrs. Gordon J. MacNeil Urban Paqette Mr & Mrs. Thomas Candler Ann James Imogene Moore Ellen Quinlan Mrs. Ohver Wright Mr & Mrs Richard Edwards Grant and Agnes Weitzel Mr & Mrs. George E. Cartmill Mr & Mrs Harry ElkInS Ardy Jones Mrs Duncan Marshall T.R Qul1ter Mrs Merle Cole Marian & Mac Johns Mr. & Mrs. Carl Meyering Mr. & Mrs. Wilham A. Raynal MISSBermce Wood Carroll and Joe Evola Lou Wilcox & Mrs Elmo L. Joseph Pat McSorley Mr. & Mrs. Melvm Rousek Kay and Harold Cunnin~ham Mr. Mrs Vann W Fleming Mr & Mrs. RIchard Wemberg Sandy and Peter Frame Frank and Sue Jerger Audrey and Donald McConachie Myron E. Ranney Joanne Case Mr & Mrs Gerald Webster Dorothy & Edward Christian Mr & Mrs Fred J. Flom Mr & Mrs Glenn E. Johnson Mrs. James Mullaney Mrs Thatcher Rea Armand and Caryl Kerber Mrs Gretchen Maurer Mr. & Mrs. Ralph R Ranney Mr &. Mrs Thomas Wllhson Dick and Kathy Clarke Amta Fennessey Hazel KaIser Mr. & Mrs. Fred Marten Patncla Reutschier Mr. & Mrs, Thomas Woolley Mr. & Mrs RIchard Columbo Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W Ferrin Betty Knaggs Emily Moellenng Mrs. Leo J. Radak Mr & Mrs Walter Walker Mr. & Mrs. Harold Connell Mr & Mrs Walter Forster & Mr & Mrs Edward G. Weiss Mr. & Mrs. William H. Coddington Mr & Mrs. Scott Fermga James Kelly Sharon Murphy Mr Mrs Norman Rice Tom and Helen Keppelman Carohne A. Marston Mr. & Mrs. Fred A, Rohn Mr & Mrs. Ohver Wnght Dr & Mrs Leland Carter Patty Forster Mr. & Mrs. MIchael Welsh Isabelle GJlbert William H Khngbell Lee McKmley Mr. & Mrs. RIchard Roland Mr. & Mrs. William A. Cole Dorothy Kotcher John and Judy McSorley Maryon Sibllsky Barbara W Youngs Patncia Gorman Mrs Frank Yates Carolyn Curran Dorothy Groehn Mrs Wilham KreIdler Mary and Dick Markel Mr. &. Mrs. Richard Speer Mr & Mrs George Coury Ehzabeth Kuhlman Inez Mullaney I Mr. & Mrs. Sterling S. Sanford Mr. & Mrs W Tom Mrs Jean Carlyl, Robert and Pamela Gladstone Margo RaW Mr & Mrs. Al McKIbbon Mrs. Arthur Sherman, Jr. Zurschmiede, Jr. Mr John Cobau Richard and RegIna Gersch Jean A Klozlk John and Susan Mozena Mrs Joseph H. SpItzley Mr. John Zytkewlck FOR CONTINUED EXCEUENCE IN EDUCATION Paid for by Committee 10 Re-p/erl lJorothy Kennel ,I' Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Discount F L A E DIScount I r----j~-i-~jLu----'Coupon Coupon QuaUy in education doesn't just happen. II I FurnaceCompany I requires dedication, planning, and Just plain, I SERVING METRO DETROIT SINce '949 I Dr. George H. Zinn Leonora Davis old fashioned hard work. As a long time Grosse Pointe reSident . father of three Memorial services for Mrs IAir Conditioner Tune-Ul!..!P!iall SerVlCes for Dr. Zmn, 94, of children educated In our local schools South Renaud Road, were held Davis, 72, formerly of Grosse Dave Russell supports - I Regular Price NOW I Monday, June 6, 10 Manners Pointe City, lately of Detroit, were held Monday, June 6, at St I $49.00 $39.00 I Church, DetrOIt. Arrangements • encouragmg the purSUit of academiC achIevement were handled by the A H Peters Philomena Church I Gas Units $8000 Gas Units $6500 I We must prOVIde a meaningful education for all of our She died FrIday, June 3, In her I -3 LOCATIONS - I Funeral Home students I 28707 Van Dyke 14847 Gratiot 3373 RochesterAd I He died Wednesday, June 1, 10 CadIeux Road apartment Warren 48093 Detroit 48205 Troy 48084 I Harper HospItal. Mrs. Davis was employed for 34 • responsible fIscal management I 574.1070 527.1700 524.1700 years as a nurse and medIcal sec- A natIve of Huttonsville, W Va., "Our funding pnontles must conSider benefits proVided Dr ZIOn was a Detroit area sur- retary for Dr J Stewart Hudson, our children ~------_. geon for more than 50 years and one of Grosse POInte's earliest had been a senior staff phYSICIan and most prominent phySIcians • a rational approach to school closmgs at Harper Hospital before hIS re- After Dr Hudson's death in 1977, The problem of declining school population musl be tirement He was a graduate of she remamed as a secretary for faced But we must not make hurned deCISions In an West VIrglllla Wesleyan College, the Hudson famIly emotional climate the University of West VIrgmia Though Mrs. DaVIS has no re- and Yale UniversIty MedIcal latives or famIly lIv10g III the Dave Russell wants to represent you as a School state, she was known and respect- Board of Education Trustee. He needs your Dr Zinn came to Detroit as an ed by many area reSIdents support and your vote on June 13th mtern at Harper HospItal In 1927 Memonal trIbutes may be made ELECT DAVID W. RUSSELL and maintamed hIS medICal of- to the Wayne State Umverslty TO YOUR BOARD OF EDUCATION fICes In the Whitney BUilding until School of MedICIne for colon can- o~ ,.J, ~ r\ -I I.' rl , .. "',.,,..,, '-' ~ ~ -I ,..... ('H_ "U ,",O"""'l"\ • u 1".11 v ""'I LJ' .... "'.u I' I u....,:,.,>\.. l"-"-V 1I(..lI."U ...... V~;)t,.. I ~("...... ,v...... v 11J~ I ellI'ement 10 l!flll He was (':~1' Ie::.e I academiC record" ~..,'~.~~_;355 FISHER RD. We delIver John Lake, for whom the scho- -S 100 0,.... ,. s)O -.,Iy w'" larship was named, in honor of his 8 82 ',,1 _ (Ie~ S"""y nearly 3O-year tenure as director of the War Memorial, echoed Mrs TeWalt's sentiments and added, GFARMS 8vfARJWF "we also lIked the Idea that Steve has been working and savmg "I- ahead for college" FRESH BABY LEAN FlUSH fRESH fflOZEN I The reCIpIent, who was pre- Seventeen-year-old Steven Suminski (right), a June graduate of Grosse Pointe South High School, who ~as aONELESS BEEF TURKEY .. sented an offIcial scholarship cer- been named the first winner of a John Lake Scholarship, receives congratulations from Mr. Lake. while PORK !'- 1 tificate at South's recent National scholarship committee members look 0\1. Left to right. they are Mrs. Alger Shelden, Mrs. Wilber M. ( BREAST Honors Society Induction cere- Brucker, Jr., and Mrs. Bruce Bockstanz. Steven, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Haorld Suminski of Grosse Pointe LIVER 5to7LJ AVG ROAST &i monies by commi ttee member John Park, received a $1,000tuition scholarship and will start his studies at Michigan State University this fall. RIckel, graduates WItha 3.5 aver- 59c: LJ $1.39 L8 $1.49 LB Ci age. The'SOnofMr. and Mrs. Harold Sl~ Suminski of Grosse Pointe Park, he attended Defer and Pierce before Board see/ks volunteer nominees Frozen lib. Bag SmallCleaned Shrimp'Z.98 South, where he played varsity football, as well as softball and bas- The Grosse Pointe Public School • The Volunteer Awards Prog- • Youth-related actIvities such RICHEUEU WHOLE UGHT H' UVELY HAAGEN-DAIS ketball, was a member of the Latin System is soliCItIng nominations ram is deSIgned to recognize indi- as LIttle League or Boy or Girl PEELED LOW FAT ICE Club and Honor SOCIetyand took an for Its 10th annual awards prog- vidual persons, not groups of per- SCouts will not qualify a person COTT AGE CREAM advanced placement course in ram for distinguished volunteer sons or orgamzations. for an award math. TOMATOES CHEESE AUFALVORS service. His counselor Gerald Morrison Deadhne for submitting nomina- c said Steve's well-rpunded person- tions is Friday, July 15, and a NEW AUTOMATIC ,:o.c,"6~c ,,0. .79 $1.~9 ,,., t ality and variety of interest make statement summarizing a him "a fine young man and an nomihee's volunteer activity must Minute MaidOrange 6 oz. Z for 1.25 ~ excellent student He's had the be included WIth the nomination HEARING AID Dee, ability to combine playing on the form, available at school board of- football team for four years with fices, 389 St ClaIr, school offices A truly advanced and ' PEPPEIt PATCH FISHEIt'S FAHCY T IDE ~ maintainIng good grades In a and the public libraries HOMEMADE MIXED I ,'~"'l innovati'i'e sound amplifier. strong academic program" Volunteer awards will be pre- PEPPER NUTS Home I.oundry The John Lake ScholarshIp was ,sented by the Board of Education The UATOMATIC SOUND PROCESSOR (ASP) was JELLY (NOl'EANUTS) Size established at about the time of at its Oct 10 meeting. developed espeCially for those people who have difficul- Lake's retirement from the War The Board of Education estab- ty In hearing speech In nOIsy enVIronments For years, J~;>z S1.89 ~::z $4.79 $7.98 Memorial in autumn 1981,and the lished the Volunteer Awards hearing aid wearers have aVOidedrestaurants, theaters, commIttee, whIch includes friends Program to recognize service by church and parties because of the inability of an ordinary and community leaders, aspires to unpaid, interested citizens in vari- GlCfIGE IWAHOW hearing aid to control back-ground nOises California Navel Oranges ...... •. 5 for ~ " develop a fund sufficiently large ous programs and activities spon- The ASP ISSimply andj,!n1quely deSigned to normalize background noise so to permit it to give two awards sored by the public schools and that speech IS more easily understood FRESH CALIFORNIA I FLORIDA annually, to graduating students public libraries. from both North and South High Nominating criteria include: If you do not beh~ve that the ASP will let you understand speech more clearly In PEA BUNCH JUICY Schools. • Volunteer service performed nOise take advantage of our 90 day trial and prove It to yourself To that end, a benefit recital, between July, 1982and June 1983. GEORGE M. IWANOW HEARING AID CENTERS PODS CARROTS LEMONS featuring internationally acclaim- • Volunteers must be 18 years ProfeSSionally Servmg You Smce 1954 ed concert pianist Flavio Varani, a or older who work on behalf of the WEST S'DE , EAST,SlDE $1.89 L8 59c: 2 for 29c: native of Brazil and presently public schools and libranes with- artist.in-reSldence. at Oakland Uni- out. receiving remuneration. GRE_ENfLEt,Q,1'tAZA EASTlAND CaneR "-SH5PWN&lOI!MER I '"' DIII\A;IIIIMI ...... llIIIrIt ...... -. 7 • ..".. r"11 "'" or :I. " l' versity, will be played in the War Ernpl On every key issue-teacher competence, curricul um, fiscal responsibility and community services- Thomas Peters and Frank Stellingwerf are committed to a responsible approach to maintain quality edu- cation consistent with the unique character of our co mmunity. They have consistently shown their concern for getting to the real facts on this issue, consid ering: • THE OVERALL QUALITY OF EDUCATION • OUR CHILDREN'S SAFETY • OUR PROPERTY VALUES • VACANT SCHOOL BUILDINGS • TAXES They recommend: • MORE FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY • MORE STUDY OF THE FACTS • MORE DIALOGUE WITH THE COMMUNITY • MORE CREATIVE IDEAS The Quality Education Coalition asks you to voice your interest in continu- ing a quality educational system in Grosse Pointe by voting for the most qualified candidates - Thomas Peters and Frank Stellingwerf - in the PAID FOR BY: School Board election this coming Monday. THE QUAliTY EDUCATION COALITION • The Quality Education Coalition is a group of citizens from all areas of the Grosse Pointe community who believe that the enrichment and equal FOR MORE INFORMATION CAll: delivery of quality education should be the major focus of any reorganiza- 885-3293 QEC 97 MORAN ROAD tion of our schools. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MI 48236 ( ,t Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen-A Consolidation backed 'by Brummel By Susan McDonald would come up with would meet posed closing have lambasted his IS not Opposltlon to my plan, but a W:Jc"t; Supt. Ken Brummel last week with crit,icism from some, he said. plan, saymg it Will weaken curn. call to do nothmg at all," he saId ~~~"'r~:Et...~.. reiterated support for his plan to His consolidation plan will be culum, break up long.established last Monday. cl~ school~, but ~cknowledged it voted on by the school board In neighborhoods and devalue prop- The board was scheduled to vote SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM UPHQLSTERY, Will be a bltter pIll for the com- November and then it will be "up erty They have jammed a barf- B l' 1 t M nd munity to swallow to th B ard fEd' d d .Wo..I' h . g held sl'nce on rumme span nex 0 ay, CUSTOM FURNITURE AND REPAIR, .' . e 0 ~. ~a~lOn ~ e- ozen PUU lC eann s but postponed its decision until DRAPERY AND BEDSPREADS. The supenntendent said his plan clde what the polson IS gomg to the plan was announced in Apnl November because of community for dealing with enrollment de- be." and organized to endorse two response. In the meantime, the clines "is stacking up well in Brummel made the comments anti-closmg candidates in next administration is respondmg in comparison to alternatives" pre- at a June 1 meeting with the Monday's school board election. writing to questions and object- QUALITY FURNITURE sented by the opposition because school board and members of the Brummel, who has been heckled ions raised by the public and will it will preserve neighborhood citizen Committee to Study the at some of the meetings, IS well present an analysis of the aIter. HENREDON schools and strengthen cur. Future Organization of the School aware of opposition to his plan, natives to the board In August, the KITTINGER ric ulum , particularly at the mid. System. but he's not sure how to read it. superintendent said HARDEN dle school level. Parents from the four elemen- "I can't determme if what Enrollment in the 15-school CENTURY An consolidation plan he tary schools Brummel has pro- we've heard from the community system has dropped from 13,400 in the early 1970s to 7,300 thiS year F/CKS REED TROP/TONE Hartway makes 'monumental' debut :~~t~:r ~~~J;~tt~~e~~s d;;l~:6-:{ The admmistration has warned There's a reason most sym- Cenf:er to ~ark, the Meadow Brook si~y, Write? musIc an~ runs (six that the shrinking student body phonic composers aren't usually MUSICFestIval s 20th anmversary mdes a stmt). from hIS h~me on will cut severely mto the currlcu- appreciated until long after their season. BIShop Road In the Park, Just up lum If some kmd of consoltdation deaths. It takes more time lor a Hartway wro~ tl~e pIece With the street ~r9m h~s childhood plan i::. /lOL aoopLed. In three year!> classical melody to catch on than Meadow Brook m mmd of course. home HIS dlmng room has been there will be a substantial loss of it does for a quick commercial His ~orki~g title w~ "Men and cle.ared to make way. for a big electives and special programs at EXCLUSIVE WALLPAPER AND FABRICS jingle. And it's tough to break into ManSIOns, and the piece reflects wnt10g table and a bigger ball- all levels according to their stud- the repertoire of major orchestras the strength and force of the men room grand piano. When he's ies. ' Complete Interior Design Service with a new piece when there's and women who've made 20 sea- working on a project, he's writing such a wealth of tried-and. true sons of the festival a success. 24 hours a day, with breaks to Brummel's proposal would, BEAUPRE' STUDIO -15118 Kercheval classics to please an audience. "I tried to write a piece WIth spend bme with his two children, first, expand the middle schools to Jim Hartway knows all that. strength and substance ... a Darnel, 14, and Kathleen, 12. include grades 6-8 in order to bolo 823-0540 And that's why, at age 39, with piece accessible on first hearing "Monuments" wdl be the slXth ster academic offerings at that three Detroit Symphony Orchestra for the general public. It's not DSO performance of his work and level and improve the continUlty premieres already under his belt, something so far out people will his third DSO premiere. First of experience for children in their he's darned proud of what he has go out scratching their heads came "Cityscapes," a concerto early teens. Principals and teach. Gattis' ltIeathaus accomplished. about it," the composer said. for jazz quartet and orchestra in ers complain that the current "It's a big thick piece, with a lot January, 1982, and then hIS "Fan- two-year stay in middle school ----~ 885-7290 Wen ... almost three under his . 8-6 TUESDAY belt. Sunday, June 26, is the big of instruments playing a lot of the fare for a Sacred Occasion," doesn't provide students enough date for his third - "Monu. time." commissioned to celebrate the re- time to develop relationships with ~ ,/i ',GM' thru'SATURDAY ments," to be played for the first "Monuments" was written for a cent 150th anniversary of the each other and their teachers or -,~ ~ - Pa,lt/ng In Rea' time ever by the DSO at Meadow large orchestra and has plenty of Archdiocese of Detroit. encoura.ge parents to become in. I Brook. percussion. At the podium on June Ha~tway.'~ won several award.s volved ill the schools. l1900S MACK 1 Blk. S. of Morass I The piece was commissioned by ~ will be f.ormer DSO conductor f~r hiS wf1tm~. The Young MllsI. The superintendent's plan also Meadow Brook director Stuart SlXten Ehrlmg.. Clans ~oundation of ~s Angeles. would move three elementary Hyke, the Michigan Council for Hartway, an assoclate professor ~ave him the ComposltlOn Award school programs from their cur. "UN.~ the Arts and American Music of music at Wayne State Univer. 10 1~5 for his "Beyen" Ways of rent buildings to near-by middle Lookmg at a Blackbird. He took schools, as separate schools-with- MEAT the 1977. Probu~ Club Aw~ for in-schools. Those schools are Ker- U.S.D.A. Acad~mlc Achle.vem~nt l~ ~u- by, which would move to Brow- mamtIes, a .Preslde~tIal Cltatl~n nell, Mason, to Parcells; and De- Prime Club Steake ••••••.••• 53.89 LB. for outstandmg achlevements m fer, to Pierce. Barnes would be U.S.D.A. 13% ~&RRED 1977 ~t Wayne State, a~d the .1978 closed and its students split be- Prime Rolled Rump •.•.•..•.• 52.89 LB. Class Michigan Arts Award ill MUSIC. t M' LET • GLOBE MAJlKffING But all those accomplishments ween .ontelth and Ferry U.S.D.A. Show you a new alternative to don't make it any easier on the elementarles. Prime Rotisserie Roaet ..•... 53.19 LB. ads nerves when a composer hears his Am~ng the most popular al. HOMEMADE Shish Kabob ..• 51.99 EA. - MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATES - major piece played for the first ternative plans supported by pa- tIme before an audlence, as Hart- rents. and on~ elementary princi- Made wih Marinated Sirloin Tip - T-BillS - CD's- get way will on June 26. pal, IS creatIOn of a K-7 grade PLEASE CLIP AND MAIL OR CALL NOW "Sure I'm nervous," he said. structure in. a,11 10 existing LEAN "You fear that you've written the elementary bUlldmgs. Ground Chuck 10 LB. BAG ••••••• 51.39 LB. I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN MORE INFORMATION quick ------o p~ece correctly, th~~ there's the The school administration has *************************x**~********** D I NEED A TAX SHELTER nght balance, that It s. performed rejected the proposal because of ~ lI(~ • Polish Ham - American Cheese '200 ~ NAME _ results properly ~~t I'~ confident about the limitations It would put on the those ~uslclans program for upper classmen : Ill...~' - Corned Beef • Swiss Cheese : ADDRESS PHONE __ What s up next for the com- Such an orgamzation "would :~r...~C; • Turkey Breasts. Potato Salad per It poser? A vacatIOn, for ,starters. come at a serious educational ex- .+ Hard Salomi - .Cole Slaw person: CITy STATE __ ZIP _ Hartway says h~ hasn t had ,a pense to mIddle school students ~r • sun:tmer off for SIXyears, so he s and would not resolve the enroll- : ~ • liver Sausage - Fresh Bakery Bread : i takmg Dff ~()P - for the Aspen ment decline problem at the ele- GLOBE M~lIfiCE,.'NG MUSIC Festival, perhaps. mentary level, "the administrat- ~************************************** 19802 MACK AVENUE IOn said in a published report. U.S.D.A. PRIMESldes ••••••••• 51.39 LB. GROSSE POINTE WOODS In restaurants of China, you can "The plan is not based on contem- U.S.D.A. PRIME Hinds ••••••••• $1.59 LB. OPEN DAILY 8:30 TIL 5:00 order ffled lotus leaves. They sell porary research related to chl1d (313) 884-1088 well. growth and development." Sale Items Expire June 18, 1983 GARBAGE GRINDER? FRANK CaN STELLINGWERF FOR THE GROSSE POINTE THOMAS BOARD OF EDUCATION KOMER Distinctive Caterers & AsSOCiates 822..1234 GENERAL .' Frank Stellingwerf is qualified. He is a business attorney with CONTRACTORS financial and engineering experience. Frank will bring sound deci- All types of sion making skills and an awareness of fiscal responsibility to the remodeling Board of Education in addition to his concern for students and - Additions educational programs. - Dormers Don't Miss the Boat Frank Stellingwerf is endorsed by the Quality Education Coalition. - Kitchens & Baths - Custom Homes * Unlimited Hydroplane Races* Licensed -Insured Sunday, June 26th FRANK STELLINGWERF IS COMMITTED TO: 773-2350 or 283-0843 Good Tickets Still Available • SOUND CURRICULUM * 25th Anniversary * 937 Celebration AND EDUCATIONAL BEST Sunday, June 12th PROGRAMS SELLERS 2:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. * Biggest Blast of * • WISE MANAGEMENT Summer OF TAX DOLLARS Bud III Friday, June 24th • REPRESENTING THE Live- Hot - Dance - Entertainment ENTIRE COMMUNITY PLEASE VOTE ON JUNE 13, 1983 Paid f()( by Committee to Elect Frank Stelingwer1, 20718 WlCIl;sLane, Grosse POlnle Woods, Michigan 48236 Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983 Common sand grains Complete Home are rough and angular. They pack. Quicksand What'Js on Cable Village LockII Contractor. EST. 1912 grams are smooth and BIIIGLAR ALARM round They flow. Tlllnclay,Jue • Complete Home Improvements and • 6 P m - "Women and Smoking" - This film deals WIth the Increasing & Weatherizations danger of smolung for women (17) Fire Emergency System • Loeks and Boor.. Sold & Inslalled FURNAcn • 6'3() p.m - Hank Luks VI. Crime. (11) Activates Electronic Siren and • 7 P m - Steady Gams - News and inlormahon from Grosse Pointe • In~ulation. Caulking. Gla~ing. Vent'i schools. (18) notifies POLICE and FIRE de- &BOILERS • 7 P m. - People WIth Erv • Guest is Dorothy Kennel, preSIdent of the • Cement" ork • Hoofing partments through our computers. Grosse POInte school board. (17) • Remodeling GROSs[ POINTE ALARM PLUS a small transmitter that ••,l.c." • 7.30 p.m - A VIew from a Park Bench, With Judge Beverly C Grob- State Lie. fits In the palm of your hand bel - Guest is Pat Cammarata, author of "High Heels on the Corporate 1855. Mack Ayenue Contractor. Nut 10 "Woodin NJ(Ic." And there's more ... and Is designed to activate your Ladder" (17) Call for details system from anywhere within • 8 P m - Houses, Houses (8) #64102 881.8603 Pointe Its range. • 8 p.m. - The Job Show, from MESC. (11) Gr08.8 I 8'30 pm - The League of Women Voters presents the school board A18~ck Inc. 17600 lIVE~NOjS 863 7800 candidates forum (17) 17008 Avenue 1\304 KERCHEVA' 822 9070 Friday, June 10 Gr... Pointe '.111 41224 17}6 MAPLE RD 6434880 VUE'RE 884.3830 '595~~NSTALLED • 8 P m - Houses, Houses. (8) Saturday. June 11 CIIJPPING PRICES • 11.30 a.m. - The Job Mart. (8) ALL CARPET BURGLAR PROTECTION SUDday. JUDe 12 OVER 3000 & PADDING I 10 a m - Houses, Houses. (8) COLORS , 20% Summertime Specials MODday. Joe 13 TO CHOOSE .4 pm - Heart of the Bible - The Law of Love. (5) FROM Tii 40171 Off • 4:30-p m - American Catholtc (5) LUXURIOUS .5 p.m. - Faith 20. (5) .6 P m. - "Wayne County. A New Perspective" . DISCUSSIOnleaturmg • BURLINGTON VEL VET Wayne County ExecutIve William Lucas • PEPPEREll PLUSHES SECURITY DOOR .6'30 p.m. - Waveforms - Local bands in concert (11) With clMd bo~ lock ~ .7 pm. - SmgleSeen. (11) • MOHAWK CARPET COLDa CENTER ,nlt.Jlec:I_ Ilorm ORNAMENTAL I 7:30 p.m - Young Viewpointes (11) Ind EKtlrlo, 000' FENCE .8 pm - Services at St James Lutheran Church (5) ONLY$124.00 • 8 P m - Health Talks (11) CALUrtET FLOORCOVEll III , 1M:. .8:30 p m - The Harper Woods LIons Club presents the SpeCIal Olym- 21 0lI6 MACK 881.1911 8110SSE PTE WOODS PATIO DOOR piCS awards presentation. (11) I Ilk. HO COKE, DIET COKE SPRITE and Sophie Campbell - Jan Campbell Gardeners plan 'Ladies Night' Greg Campbell - Cobn Campbell 1 DIET SPRITE Cmol)n McGannon. W,/IOn Tolel '1.39 lA.pls d.p The highlight of the Men's Gar. the evening's activities. Show (2 Llt.r 'oltl••) den Club of Grosse Pointe's an- chairman Joseph M. Scanlan has nual Ladies Night will be "The also invited members of the In- No jloU'l'/\ plea~e A remembwnce Riverfront Presentation" by Char. dIan Village Garden Club to partI- /0 yOlll ~peCla/ mUll' would pll'o5l' Bu'nl les F. Men at Brownell Middle cipate in the program and show. There will be a hospitahty per- School, at 7:30 p.m Thursday, \H~ r (.I,md Bh d Dell 0'1 \II lh:lOi <)2~.~'i 10 June 16. iod after the presentation. Guests A slide presentation will encom. are welcome pass all the additions to Detroit's riverfront includIng the latest NOW AVAILABLE TO TEACHERS beautification and building prog- Eucharist lecutre AND HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES rams. Following the presentatlon, at Jung Center Men WIll discuss many highlights I of the progress and expectations The Center for Jung Studies of of the riverfront Detroit will sponsor a lecture SH1~~ER Merz is a partner in the archi- titled "Eucharist and Jung: 13°'0II ANNUITY tectural firm of Schervish, Vog. Sacrament "and Person" on Sun- el, Merz and Cardoza He has a day, June 12, from 2 to 4 p.m in • NEW ACCOUNTS - TRANSFERS • Master's degree In architecture MIller Hall, Christ Church, 61 • ROLL OVERS ACCEPTED • and a Bachelor's of FlOe Arts in Grosse Pointe Boulevard painting. He is also a professor of Father Edward J. Farrell, PLEASECLIP AND MAIL OR CALL NOW Architecture at the University of S.T.L, pastor of St. Agnes Church FIRST CLASS Detroit's night school. in Detroit, will discuss the depth o I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN MORE INFORMATION A sprinl! flower, fruit and veg. of Eucharist as archetype of con-, o I HAVE A TAX SHELTER ANNUITY CURRENTLY ACCOMMODATIONS etable show wJ11also be mcluded in nectedness among all cultures. He I WOULD LIKE TO OPEN A TAX SHELTER ANNUITY will explore the symbols of o Reserve a seat on the finest ride In the world. Eucharist as they have evolved NAME _ Learn to survive, across time and cultures. IDter. ADORESL PHONE _ The gallery of Meade Leasing is an internatIOnal showcase of luxury automobiles. prevent hypothemia secting III our time and place as archetype of the uniqueness of CITY STATE __ ZIP _ Foreign and domestic cars are available through leaSing programs at surprisingly Dr Carl Sultzman will discuss person accommodating rates. "Hypothermia and Cold Water AdmiSSIOn IS $1 for members, GLOBE MARKETING SurVIval" at the next meetIng of $250 for non.members Call 885- the Farms Boat Club on Wednes- 8792 for more informatIOn 19802 MACK AVENUE GROSSEPOINTEWOODS Indulge yourself. Journey to Meade Leasing, your agent for luxury travel. day, June 15, at 8 pm. at Kerby _ School. OPEN DAILY 830 TILL 500 00 1984 BMW 318i $373 ';< Dr Sultzman, an orthopedic Foods such as meat, chicken (313) 884-1088 Sunroof, cassette, power Windows, power locks, air. plus many extras per mo surgeon, WIll discuss how to pre. and fIsh tend to remove nIcotIne vent hypothennia, a rapid drop in from the system more quickly '48 Mon1Il ~encI _ 1s1 mo Pl)'mor.I plus SIC clep OM IU and pI&!IS aldrl body temperature after falling than do foods such as frUIt, vege- Over A Century of Service mto cold water. The doctor IS on tables and cheese. 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Clemenl 4fl06~ • .., IiIof'IIII doII6-lIld.... 1,t mo payrnInl plus_ dill UN IU • ncl pill" I1C1ra 463.0577 "m R IInmlllnn IT 19n:\.lcIHI nll'lcl \I lIalTlillon .Inhn" nrnrl.rnnn Ronnlrl I) lIf'rllmann 11n\(1 R '1nnlll"IH' \.~orIAlf' f),rf'('lnr~ De ~(ml,.r hI In' 11,,1/' n ~NSUJ Phone 882-0110 ,",,,1,0,,,1 ~df('cd \{"'1/.1/1111 .., In LEASING 130 Kercheval Grosse Pornte Farms MI 48238 f r Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A GPAcademy ; f Smmner trips provide learning experience t The Grosse Pointe Academy has venturers Will go down the Au catio~ instructor. A backpacking announced a new summer pro- Sable RIver, one of Michigan's expenence to t~ back country of gram called "Academy Adven- most popular canoeing rivers. the Great Smo~es on the Te~ tures" geared to the 11 to 15. Emphasis WIll be on Wilderness see/North Carohna border aWIJU year-old student. livmg, water safety, the geology the backpac~ng ~dyent~rers. The "BIcycle Adventure," (Suly 11 ~nd geography of the area, canoe- campers WIP v1Slt WIlderness t~ July 22) will go by l(}.speed ~ng sk.Jlls, ":lap readin~ and cook- ",,:aterfal~, hIke o.n the .Appala~- bike to Northern MIchigan. The mg. Boys WIll be required to keep hlan Trall and chmb Clingman s C?-ed program will be under the a j?urnal. . Dome 6,640 feet and the 6,590 foot dlrectlon of Henry Miller, a physi. Backpackmg Adventure" Mt. LeConte. . cal education instructor from (June 19 to 25 and Jury 31 to Aug Academy Adventures Will s.up- MIddletown, Conn., who has 20 6), will be under the dIrection of ply back-packs, tents, sleepmg years of biking expenence. Stu- MIke Fultz, expenenced outdoor bags and ponchos for all of the dents will tent camp, keep a Jour- educator and environmental edu- trips. Call the Academy 886-1221. nal and be expected to average F 8H nigh about 80 miles per day. ree concert at to t Durmg the trip an emphasis will be placed on the environment and South HIgh School's Instrumen- MIchael Goetz conducting Scott the geography and history of the tal MUSICDepartment WIll feature Joplm's New Rag. lower penmsula. Students will be the talents of semor mUSICIans on The Symphomc Band WIll offer taught to care for their bicycles ItS annual Concerto Concert to- conducting experience for Charles and for themselves. The group day, June 9, at 8 pm 10 South's Daas on The Stars and Stripes will visit several sites along the AucItorium Forever by Sousa, anc M~rt" way and swimming WIll be a daily' Accompamed by the Symphony Heger on Salute the Duke by Ef- routine. Orchestra Will be LIsa Tacke per- !ington. Performing WIth the band "Canoe Adventure," (Aug. 14 to forming the Symphome Espagnole will be saxophomsts Marty Heger, 19), a program for boys only will for VlOlm by Lalo, Nada Nick Markus, Nigel Orton, and be directed by Dr. Sidney I. Du- RadulOVIch play10g the Cello Con. Patti Fredenck on the MIdnight Pont, headmaster of the certo No 1 by Samt-Saens, Matteo Sohloquy by Cacavas. Academy. DuPont has 15 years of dI-Tommaso playing the Violin The concert is free and open to canoeing trtp experience The ad- Concerto No 3 by Mozart, and the public. A social evening at Monteith These students in Melanle Fisher's sixth grade class at Monteith Elementary School, (from left to right) John Guthrie, Sue Vincent, Dira DeBeck, Jeff Blum, Paula Grabowski and Paul Wilson, were working on posters to advertise the sebool's Ice cream social, scheduled for tonight, June 9, between 6:30 and 9 p.m. at the school. Everyone's welcome to attend. South takes top language awards French and Spanish South High The state competition of the Na- mars placed third,. VICtoria W~b- : students recently took top lan- tional Spanish Examinations was ster four.th and Chr~stopher Kir~an . guage awards for the metropol- held in March for first, second, fifth T~ls IS the third con~ecutlve • itan Detroit area, along with re- third, fourth and flf",th year stu- year Ditmars has placed m com- gional and national honors. dents. Out of 505 participants for petItIOn. first year Spanish, Douglas C?ontest award~ mcluded a full- Ferry Fun Day McNair placed fifth; and, with paId ~rIP to MeXICO by th~ Intra- . S rd - outside experience, Nancy Vet- AmerIcan St~dent.F~undll:tion and thr,s atu ay orello placed fifth out of 10 par- Spamsh-EnglIsh dICtIonaries. The Ferry School PTO will ticipants.. Le Grand Concours . 1983, the sponsor a "Ferr Fun Da " this Fo~ students 10 second year French exammatIon for the metro Saturday June Iifrom 11 Y t Spamsh, Sean Paeth placed sec- ~rea and the regIOn als~ was held 3 m ft' ' .a.m. 0 ond out of 361 entrants. Dawn In March. For the DetrOIt chapter, EnJOYour WIde vanely of SandWIches, co~pu'ter e:a:::-~n;oo:nlr}(fl?~lnga Locniskar placed fifth for third Karen Bokram received first Salads, Seafood and Steaks. Always f Idf h year Spamsh students out of 211 place for level one French stu- generous portJons, always served hol o~~~ af~rnoon will also include entrants Michael Cosaboom dents. Second ~ear stl;ldents Ly~ne and dehclous m our warm, relaxmg pizza hot dogs snow cones and placed second out of 10 partici- J?nes placed first, MIchael ElrIck 293-4500 atmosphere. (Dmners t3.95_'9~5} pop. The school is located at 748 pants. for students with outside SIxth place, Kelly Langs sev~nth Roslyn Road in the Woods experIence Out of 111 entrants for place, Joseph Hershey n!nth . fourth year Spanish, Ryndy Dit- place, and Heathe.r Cross receIved 10th place / For thm! year French students. Benulka Uthappa received fourth place, Christopher Bordeen and Kathleen Reid tied for sixth, Karen Emery seventh place, Amy Gaskm eighth place, and Kath- enne Boll 10th place. Fourth year student Ranya THE Dajani received ,I I Thursday. June 9. 1983 Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS VOTE FOR I / f -> f ~t~ J ' ~ CENT F. J -n ~ LOCICERO • A PARENT WHO CARES • A TAXPAYER WHO BELIEVES IN FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY • A CITIZEN WHO IS DEDICATED TO IDS COMMUNITY Vincent F. LoCicero is a citizen who cares. His dedication to this community has been consistent and his leadership qualities have been ,I Vincent LoCicero, hla wife Roberta, and their children. Cristina, Sophmore It SOuth, and Usa, seventh Grader at Pierce. appreciated by many. ~ JI I • Grosse Pointe resident 30 years. • Chairman, Facilities Group, Committee To Study The Reorganization of the School System. • 14 years practicing Attorney. • Chairman, Administration and Finance Commission, St. Ambrose • Past President, Trombly PTO Catholic Church, and elected member of Parish Council. • Grosse Pointe PTA-PTO Council 4 years, Secretary, '79-'83. • Chairman, Recreation Commission, City of Grosse Pointe Park . • Grosse Pointe Continuing Education Advisory Council. • Past Commander, Grosse Pointe Power Squadron . '1 AS A TAXPAYER & VOTER YOU SHOULD KNOW Although Vincent LoCicero does not support the Administration's We must be sure that our curriculum and grad- plan, he does believe that In order to maintain and improve quality uation requirements are strong enough to education In the years to come - and to be fiscally responsible to prepare our children for the challenges of the all taxpayers - some form of reorganization and/or consolidation 21st Century. will be necessary. He believes we must address the dem8lnds of , the whole community by preserving as best we can the concept of We must work with our administrators and ,\ teachers to improve methods of teacher eval- ; neighborhood elementary schools, while making the most re- 1 l I j sponsible use of the tax dollars. uation. I, I I, The Grosse Pointe News in its endorsement of Vincent F. LoCicero said, uWE THINK THAT VINCENT F. LoCICERO WOULD SERVE AS THE MOST EFFECTIVE BOARD MEMBER ON THE BASIS OF HIS EXPERIENCE AND BACKGROUND. 11 RIChard J. Deisler, Campaign Chairman CAMPAIGN LEADERS N. William O'Keefe, Campaign Treasurer Jeffery W. Barry . Barbara Denier John Prost Marty Vorhees Roberta J. LoCicero, Campaign Director Ed Deeb Lynn Kogel Lucy Smith Randy Vorhees Val Polluto James & Lucy Smith Mr & Mrs. Rarx:lolph J. Agley DaVid B. Capobres, M D. Tom & Sandy FISher Ed & Dottie Langs Mr & Mrs Joe Pompeo Mr & Mrs. Leroy Strey Clayton & Patricia Alandt Mr. & Mrs. John Camaghl Paul & Mary Lou GeISt Dr. & Mrs. Robert Lenhard Mrs William L Price Mr & Mrs. Paul D. Alandt Mr. & Mrs Raymond Carnaghl Mr & Mrs. Netl Georgi Jan E Lehman Mr Don G Strnad luCinda & John Prost Tim & Anna Mane Sullivan Jan Arndt Dr. & Mrs Lee Carnck Mayor Douglas G Graham Mrs. Helen M Leonard Peggy & VIC Ptasznlk Sandra Tanay Mr & Mrs. Joseph Arnone Maxine K. Clements Philip F Greco Mr. & Mrs C.W Ltebold Mr & Mrs Victor Ptasznlk Emanuel Tanay Barbara & Rowland Austin Mr & Mrs Bernard Comille Dons A. Greco Mr & Mrs Thomas V. LoCicero Sam & TrlCla Pulis MIChelle Taylor Mr. & Mrs. DaVid Ayrault C Howard Crane Jack Gnfo John & Nancy Loffredo Mr & Mrs. Donald C McCain Dr William C QUinlan Richard & Joyce Thams Mr & Mrs. George J. Baer II John & Palncla Cushman John & Kathy Groustra Ronne Don McCain C R RlIey Maureen & Jim Trebllcott M A. BalCerskl, M D. Ed Deeb Frank M Grzanka & Mr & Mrs George Aoumell, Jr Charles & Mary Turner Jane Barry AI & Ann Demchak Jim & Mary Herbold Bill McCoy Dr & Mrs Franklin McDonald Donna & Gino Rossetti Mike & Judy Tusa Jeffery W. Barry Barbara Den ler Dr. & Mrs Ernest Hershey MIke & Ann McDonald Mr & Mrs DomlOic ROSSI Dr. Anthony Urbani 11 Bruce & Judy Bartsch Paul & Lorne DeRonne Mr & Mrs Christian Hanneman Kenneth & Mary Roy Mr & Mrs Douglas E VOigt James & D1ana Bellanca John E Dewald Mr & Mrs Allan Hart A McGlasson Jr Dr. Mrs. Roger McNeill Paul & Peggy Russo Roy & MarJOrie Vorhees Don & Anne Berschback John DISante Ed & Ann Hathaway & P V Heftier John McSorley Dr & Mrs Robert Schappe Randy & Marty Vorhees Mary & RICk Berschback Mr. & Mrs Joseph DISante Mr & Mrs. Mike Meda Mr & Mrs George E Schena Mr. & Mrs. Peter 0 Warner Dr & Mrs Francis Blake Mr & Mrs Nick DISante Mr & Mrs DaOiel M. Holland Mr Mrs. Michael J Humlnskl MIChael Mada Joseph A Schrage. Jr Henry E. Webster, M.D. John J Blake Mr & Mrs Pans DISanto & Howard Hush Allen & Virginia Metz Fred & P at Schriever Carol Ann & Joe Wilt Judith Ann Blovits Therese Dow Art Jenntngs Mr & Mrs MIChael P. Mllhkln Kay Schwarz Mr & Mrs R A Woodrow Mr & Mrs John BoH Stuart Dow WillIam G Jennings Mr & Mrs John Monahan DominiC & Martha SClcluna Loraine & Hurst Wulf Dr. & Mrs R. Borchak Dr & Mrs Guy T Doyal Mr & Mrs Robert Jogan Charles & Carol Moore Ma« & Sue Seward Bill & Paula Yates RICk & Betsey Bridge Mr. & Mrs Howard Draper Mary & Larry Jones Dinah & Bill Murphy Mr & Mrs George Shamle Frank & Ruth Zinn Mary & Bryan Briedan Roger & Betty Eger Mr & Mrs C J Kaczmarek Michael & Diane Marston Mr & Mrs RIChard Shammas Mr & Mrs. Anthony Ziomek GeorgIa & John Brooks Don & Helen Endres Mr & Mrs William Kessler Dr & Mrs W Howard Nurse Mr & Mrs Robert C Sheridan Edde Brown Jim & Jeanette Flkany Lynn Kogel Mr & Mrs Peter O'Rourke MIChael & Delphine Shengan Dr & Mrs. RIChard H. Bryce Mr & Mrs John H Flldew Don & Bev Kummer Judl & Jeff oman Tom & DIane Shoemth Joseph & Patncia Butttgilen Mr & Mrs A!Chard FIlippelli Mr & Mrs DWight Labadie Marty & Helen Peters Mr & Mrs Thomas G Steber Tom & Carol Campau Mr & Mrs Gilbert Finger A VOICE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION Paid for by lhe Commrt1ee to Elect Vincent F LoCicero Trustee 75 Vernier, Grosse Pointe Shores. MICtllQan 48236 , . ct .. - ; • • ..... Section B The Second Section Thursday, June 9, 1983 \' •. In case the International Home Tour (see story to the right of this column) isn't enough for you, here are some other suggestions on how to occupy your time this Sun- day: • Drive down to Historic Moross House, located on East Jefferson Avenue near Riopelle, where the Detroit Garden Center IS holding a special, noon to 3 p.m. open house Members of the Grosse Pointe Men's Garden Club will be in the garden, to share their expertise on all phases of outdoor cultivation. Docents will be conducting tours of the house. Admission is free. The public is in. vited. The number to call for further information is 259- 6-363 • Drive out to Historic Fort Wayne, located on West Jefferson Avenue at the foot of Livernois (two blocks from 1.75), where the Detroit Historical Society is spon- soring its annual flea market from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hundreds of items offered for sale range from antique collectibles to contemporary arts and crafts. Homemade baked goods and refreshments will be available. Guided tours of Detroit's authentic Civil War Era fort will be conducted throughout the day. Admission is free. Sale proceeds help support the Detroit Historical Department. The number to call for program information is 557-7450. • Drive over to the Lothrop Road home of Dr. and Mrs. Five Grosse POinte homes, in- They will be assIsted by cos- Edward J. Shumaker, where the Rehabilitation Institute cluding the historic reSIdence of tumed volunteers, who will dem- Auxiliary is hosting a donation reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Ms Marie McCluskey, pictured onstrate the ethmc cooking, serve Five-stop The Rehab Institute, a non-profit hospital located in the above, and the beautIful Lake- the refreshments and prOVIdethe Detroit Medical Center, also functions as the Wayne shore Road reSIdence of Mrs. An- entertainment. home tour State University School of Medicine's Department of thony A. Vermeulen, at TIght, will "ThIS is not just a walk-through Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. The institute of- open their doors from 1 to 5 p m. tour," explams Mary Ball, execu- this Sunday, June 12, for the sec- tive director of the Internabonal lets you fers programs and treatment for patients with arthritis, ond annual InternatIOnal Home rheumatism, spinal cord injury. stroke and neuro- Institute. "Each home will have Tour sponsored by the Interna- an added ethnic attraction, to en- go~ro1IDd muscular disorders. Its auxiliary provides gifts which tional Institute of MetropolItan hance its already ethnic flavor encourage the patients to recover and resume normal DetrOIt and that of its family." lives. The International Institute will the globe * * * provide guided tours and unique ThIS year's tour features the Auxiliary members planning the reception include Mrs. ethnic attractions - entertain- hIstoric home of William Voigt, a in Pointe Thomas Coulter, of Briarcliff Drive, Mrs. Frederick ment, cookmg demonstrations German immigrant who is famous Keydel, of Kenwood Road, Mrs. Russell Peebles, of Bedford (with samples) and refreshments for his support of Compulsory Road, Mrs. Joseph C. Smith, of Lakepointe Avenue. Mrs. - at each house, for $6 In ad- Education Laws Voigt became a The Voigt House is set at an er Bier, lemonade and German vance, $7 at the door successful butcher m DetrOIt and Fred M. Lewis, of Lincoln Road, Mrs. Charles Insley, of built hIS summer home in 1889on angle to Jefferson and Bedford, so musIc German artifacts and gifts Lakeland Avenue, and Mrs. Robert Weber, of Lakeshore An added feature of this year's that both front and back seem to will be on display and for sale tour is the opportumty to tour As- the Trombley family's French Road. Mrs. Stanley Smith is the group's president. strip farm be facing a street Ms Marie Mc- there durmg the tour. sumptIOn Greek Orthodox Church , Cluskey, who presently lives The French Colonial style house June 12: What A Day! and Cultural Center on Marter The house at 16004East Jeffer- there, IS especIally fond of the of Dr and Mrs. Steve Tsangalias, Road. son Avenue in The Park was a French flavor the land still has. 17 Oxford Road in The Shores, has And if you're STILL stuck for something to do this ChaIrperson Helen Kappaz, of symbol of success to its owner. The Trombley famIly's onginal a truly international personality Sunday, consider making a day of it at the Lutheran The Woods, and her commIttee of who made his fortune m America horse trail IS the drIveway, and Dr Tsangalias is an American School for the Deaf, located on East Nevada near Van volunteer hostesses, Helen Berns, A 125-year-old pear tree, Its gold. original fruit and flowering trees CIVicleader of Greek Origin who Mananna Sterr and Joan Stewart, en fruit slgnifymg prosperity, mcluding an 80-year-old hlac give emigrated to The States from Dyke, which has held its annual festival on the second the backyard a parklIke atmo- of The Woods, Virginia McNa- stands III front of the Voigt Home, Sunday of June for the past 110 years. sphere Alexandria, Egypt He has col. mara, of The Shores, and DorIS de which is distinctly German In con- lected unique and exotic treasures This year is no exception. A beef dinner ($4 for adults, Groot and Grace Puia, of 81. Clair struction and features sever al In celebration of the tricenten- from Hong Kong, Greece, India, $2 for children) will be.,s~ved.in tbe gym.Jr.Q.m noon to 2 Shores, w111tell the history o[ the built-Ill wmdow seats, storage llJal of German Immigration to AustralIa and Africa on worldWide p.m. The school will' be open for tours to a~yone in- homes, theIr furnishmgs and the cupboards, bay windows, heavy AmencFl, the VOIgt backyard wIll travels WIth his wiI~ and three (Continued on Page 4B) famIlies presently residing in railings and archways, all feature a German style beer gar- daughters. them trimmed in honey-oak wood den offering Stroh Dark Munchen- (Continued on Page 6B) ~/~20$Md~~tI SECTIONALS, MODULAR UNITS AND SLEEP SOFAS! Fors1er s shows but one of several styles of both con Ottoman SALE from S 224 temporary and traditional groups of sectlonals mod. 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Miss McKinley, a Grosse Pointe South High School alumna and MISS Schmidt and her fiance are her fiance, an alumnus of Hamil- ~acks • 'JOpS both Grosse POinte North High ton-Wenham and Philhps Exeter School graduates. Academy, both hold Bachelor of Science degrees in Business Ad- She received her Bachelor of ministration from Babson College. Science degree in Elementary He is employed at Wang Labora- Cf)~esses Education summa cum laude tones. from Oakl and U ni vers ity , completed a Mathematics major Secondary Endorsement Program at Wayne State University and IS Phase I ready currently enrolled in a Masters Program in Mathematics Educa- for June dance Swedish Council meets • • • twn MRS. CHARLES J. KOEBEL (left) and MR. and MRS. GORDON She is a member of Gold Key A June dance is on the agenda BUEHRIG were among a "roup of Grosst' Pointt' rf'"ident~ who Nat.ional Honor SVC1€ty. for Phase I, the organization of traveled to the Bloomfield HiTls home of Dr. and Mrs. John Ylvlsaker single, young adults who gather in mid-May for the annual meeting of the Detroit-Swedish Council, In~., The prospective bridegroom IS regularly for Sunday evening J?ro- during which E. Jan Hartmann presented the Council's 1983 Service working toward a Bachelor of SCi- gram meetings at Grosse Pomte Award to Detroit Swedish Consul Marvin R. Anderson and Mrs. Gunnar ence degree In Business Ad- Memorial Church, this Sunday, 11 KERCHEVAL Karlstrom. Honored guest was Arne Thoren, Sweden's newly appointed ministration, With a major in June 12, at 7:45 p.m. in Memorial 882.5550 Ambassador to Iraq, Consul General of Sweden in Chicago for several Accounting, at Wayne State Uni- Church's air-conditioned Fellow- years, in Detroit with his wife, Eva, on a "farewell visit" before they versity ship Hall. leave for his new post dance, In additIon to those pre Vl- Jane Lundell (Mrs. W. W) ously mentlOned, mcluded Sigrid Wood, sCholarshir chairman, re- Koebel, who accompanied her [ Short and :to the Pointe] "IN OLDE DETROIT"" ported on the Car and Olga Milles mother, Arvid Lundell, Mr. and Scholarship, started by the Coun- Mrs. Erik E. Erikson, who re- MICHAEL w. DAVID VANER, cil in 1972 and supported annually cently moved back to The Pointe, RUTLEDGE, son of VANKER, of Wedge- by the Council since that time. It to Lakeshore Road, after several WILLIAM M. RUT- wood Drive, won the was voted to grant $1,500 to the years in Columbia, Md., Mr and LEDGE, of East Bal- University of Michl- Cranbrook Academy of Art for the Mrs. Wesley R. Johnson, Dr and lantyne Court, was gan's $1,500 Kasdan MiUes Scholarship. Mrs Constantine Trued, Mr. and selected March SOl-, Scholarship in Crea- Grosse Pointers among the ap- Mrs James D. Tracy, Harriet dler of the Month of tive Writing for his proximately 90 members in aUen- Genberg and Dr Bernt Ekvall. the second Battallon, story: "Nothing Per 42nd Field ArtiIley. sonal" Vanker is a Rutledge, a 1981 grad- junior at U of M. Deeplands Club plant exchange uate of Kennedy High * * * SChool, is stationed at Members of Deeplands Garden 109 and correspondlOg secretaries, the McKee Barracks Among University Club gather next Monday, June respectively, and Mrs. Penksyik, in Crailsheim, West of Michigan-Dearborn 13, at noon in the Putnam Place treasurer.. . Germany He plans to students recognized at home of Mrs. Derrill MannIe who The club w111contmue to serve resume his studies at the school's first hon- will be assisted by co-hostess Mrs. the commun!ty in.t~e coming sea- Michigan State Uni- ors convocation Gerald Penksyik for their annual son, promotmg CIVIC beauty and versity upon his diS- March 17 were Poin- plant exchange. ' roadside b~~utification and ~he charge from the ters MARIANNE Newly-elected officers for the study of the fme ar~s of garden!ng Army HADDOCK and JUD- 1983-84 season are Mrs. Daniel and flower arrangmg 10 keepmg u , * * * ITH ANN GLOVER. OlUewa)', president, Mrs. Richard ~ith Its history since it wa.s ?rgan- * * * Stein, vIce-president, Mrs. Robert IZed by Mrs Allen R. Whittmgton JEFFREY M. by Bieker and Mrs. Mannie, record- in 1963. EISENBREY, a J. ROLAND WIL- Grosse Pointe South SON, of The Park, has High School graduate been appointed to the JERRY CROW/LEY and the son of L. National Endowment Limited Edition Prints in Black and White for the Arts DaAce RENEE ROSS, ap- 22~" x 17~ fI 545.00 joli salon peared in the recent Panel. He is pro- - a/so- Wayne State Univer- ducing director and sity Bonstelle Theatre general manager of Prints of Great lakes Passenger Ships 17" x 11" production of "H M.S Detroit's Music Hall 884-7813 or 534-081 8 Center. UNDER NEW Pinafore." MANAGEMENT " " , TELL DAD , 1 , Let's G6t HE'S AS GOOD AS GOLD Acquainted 21&35 Harper. St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 INVITAT N B.tw.en 8 & 9 Mlle. Ampl" Parking at Resl "Harriette and the Gang invite you to visit us at our new location" * Manicure * Makeup * Pedicure * Eye Brow Waxing * Factals * Redken Salon JAYWEIN Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 8 30 till 4:00 Tues. & Thurs. 8:30 till 7:30 FALL/WI~~TER 773-4750 COLLECTION SHOW Review the Jaywein Collection Tuesday, June 14 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. l This Father's Day our gift Grosse Pointe a selections include 14 karat c: gold chains, tie bars, collar Meet Mr. Julius Weinerman, i pins and cuff links. the man behind some of the .. finest hand.tailoring • found today in women's SUIts AHEE Jewelry co. and coats Seldom do you 20139 Mack Avenue see detailing and finishing Grosse Pointe Woods touches of this quality. .or 886-4600 fabrics with such a luxurious ," hand. Sizes 4 to 18. More Jayweln Rare, too is the special custom servIce Mr. Weinerman offers. To please you, he will modify Its. sizes and designs, fabric combinations and detail Do see his collectioll. PENTAX :\~ I~.I , WITH 501ft", 120 LENS • 'yl~ O""• .,.,oll( lSMM SU WII" .tee fr.. 'OVtk ov.md • • Super ol,lt.",o,,... ,., th. leM-fo<"t-'fMoo; Jilt shops of MEADOW •• OOK-37S-9570 Jacob sons W41ton.Pi~ru WAUON .' &O !. .0.&.0 .OCHf~'f' Grone Pornte •• 0"" Q"i)- ... , ~ " ...~.... ~ • , ~~t) 0 •• (, • ~r. ""f, ,(] '-,1'1""4 884 1330 c:am~ra .'U ••• \111..... ""("" IWOU _ '1'1 Open Thursdays and Fridays until 900 pm We Will validate your parking ticket \. Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983 I r, ESKIMO (Inuit) ART New 0 ..... ". ALL CHILDREN WELCOMEI From Allother Pointe PIAIIOS WANTED DIXIELAND Exhibit & Sale ...... cea.- by TOP PRICES' PAID i CHET IO.GAN Of View wnew .... ARCTIC CIRCLE VACATION (C;ontinued from Page 18) 837-0506 IUY - SllL - JIElr -tAZl; BANI) GALLERY BIBLE SCHOOL }.....:.,... At CADE GALLERY Ages 3-12 terested in inspecting its facilities. A combined child- THE LIDO ren's program and Festival Service begins in the grove '8025 Agnes 331-1758 Dining, Cocktails (Ind'an VIllage dred) at 2:30 p.m.; diplomas will be awarded to those children Bible Stories - Games who have completed their prescribed courses, and all 2402t E. Jettersor, Hours: noon- 7 p.m. (Ju,t North of 9 All) Th 1 Singing - Handcraft speaking parts will be "signed" for the deaf by The ru J u y 1 Closed Mon. & Tuesday NO REGISTRATION FEE Reverend Clark Bailey, pastor of Our Savior Lutheran Church for the Deaf, which holds services every Sunday June 20th to July 1st in the school chapel. FRANK STELLINGWERF Daily: Monday thru Friday Picnic food and refreshments will be available in the FOR 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. pavilion during the entire afternoon. If the weather is .04 mclement, the program will move from the grove to the GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF EDUCATION liitym. CHRIST THE KINe LUTHERAN CHURCH I~ Mack and Lochmoor * * * Grosse Pointe Woods The school, operated by an Association of Lutheran How F01 further information call 884-5090 Churches, receives no funding from any public or private organizaUon. Us annual badgel oi .ppru.uou.t~J" $1 mm- aret~ Ion is railed entirely by gifts and tuitions - but no child going to Is ever turned away because of lack of money. Deaf learn children comprise less tban one-third of the present en- right from SALE rollment of approximately 120; the balance of the student body is made up of cbildren who have special educa- wrong? Swing Design Sets tional needs. particularly in the areas of reading and At the Chrlsltan SCience math. Instruction is also provided for exceptionally Sunday School. young gifted chlldren. people are helped to seek their values In the Bible And Now: A Saturday Suggestion In thiS great book they Now that we've taken care of your Sunday for you, find parables. prayers. hfe stones. and here's how you can make June 11 a Very Special Satur- clear teachings t()help day, visiting seven gracious homes, three lovely gardens them move the Waldorf School, Iroquois Avenue Christ Luthera~ toward the nght Church and Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church be- chOices And Jesus' tween 10:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. as a participant in the 11th unselfish, powerful Annual Indian Village Historic House and Garden Tour. example to be their mode! for nght actions Just pick up a tickets ($5 general admission. plus $2 if Frank Srelhngwerf is a Senior Sraff Attorney at Detroit Edison Anyone through age 19 you'd like a guided walking tour - but you're welcome and is also Secretary. Treasurer of DlIhty TechnIcal SerVices, Inc. IS welcome every Prior to practiclOg law, Frank was a Senior Engineer with Ftsher to go it alone, if you Wish) at the Iroquois Avenue Sunday. all year long Body Division, GMC. Church, Iroquois at Vernor, any time during tour hours CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Frank Stellingwerf has a mechanIcal engIneering degree from ... and you're on your way. SUNDAY SCHOOL General Motors Institute, a Juris Doctor. cum laude from The De- PUNCH I JUDY This year's tour presents a cross section of Detroit's Every Sunday troit College of Law and a Masters of Law in Corporate and FlOance TOYLAND rich and varied architecture circa 1904-24. A special at 10:30 Law from Wayne Srare. display, "The Lost Indian Village," will be on exhibit at Frank Stellingwerf is involved in the Mason PTO and IS currently 97 KERCHEVAL FIRST CHURCH itS Presidenr. Frank has also served as Treasurer, Vice PreSldenr and on-the-hill the Charles Terrance McCafferty Building on East Jef- ferson .Avenue. A pastry shop will be featured at the OF CHRIST, Direcror of rhe Grosse Poinre Jaycees and IS Involved 10 Lmle 881-7075 Waldorf (School) Cafe. The tour goes on rain or shine SCIENTIST League and YMCA Indian Guides. Tickets are not refundable, but there's a special break 282 Chalfonte Ave. Frank Srelltngwerf and his family are members of 51. Michael's fo~ s.enior citizens: 20 percent discount on general ad- Grosse Pointe Farml Episcopal Church where he serves as an usher. mISSIon. Paid lor by Committee to Elect Fronk St.lItnQ",.rl SINCE ENGLESIDE J941 2071/1 Wick. L.n. Groase Point. Wood. AlI'hlg.n 4823/1 Drapery and Carpet Cleaning St. Ambrose Last senior Prom Sometime late this summer, the old St. Ambrose Dra~ry Carpet SChool Building will be torn down, and there'll probably be more than a few tears in more than a few Grosse Cleaning Cleaning Pointers' eyes when that happens. On the other hand: WORSHIP SERVICES why weep at a wake when you can dance at a really Groa.. Point. lively party? St. James GROSSE POINTE- Christ the King .v" \ __ luther .. n ChurGb 'BAPT18l-GttURGK-~ Lutheran Church That's just what lISt. Ambrose Last Senior Prom" ""(/. ~'r.'.T 3q,!C1r:ll $299~" "on The HIII"- ZJ334i Mack Avenue CHURCH 20338 Mack, GPW. promises to be. The call is out for all St. Ambrose Grosse Pointe Woods 211 Moross ROid 884-5090 M~MUllb It Ker~hevil NOW '.90 (lIIIIioN4) any room & hall graduates, past students and former clergy, faculty and SH-2363 884-0511 A Wo,. W",,=. ~ parishioners to gather for a special liturgy at 4 Awolts You 9 15 Family Worship f.m. Morn,ngWorship Family Worship. 9 a m Special Upholstery Saturday, June 25. After mass, there'll be a tour 0 the WORSHIP SERVICES 11000m '" Church School Sunday School r II 15 WorshIp ServIce A Cordial Welcome school and a sale of memorabilia - floors, doors clocks 9:30 & 11 00 a m 9 ~5 a m. I Wall Washing Cleaning et a1. Refreshments will be available. ' , (Nursery. both Serv ) Nursery & Pre-school 9 30 a m Sun SChool 630"'M'"p m,.",./ ~ i And after that, there'll be St. Ambrose Last Senior Mlmsters Josep/) P Fabry, Pas lor 00 off AllNurse~Services" ~ f. $5 CO~:W;29~9H Prom, a dinner dance beginning at 7 p.m. at the Ger- Pas lor George \f Scheltu 11' . R( ~ert W Boley Lulher Siohs. Vicar CHAIR ... Regular t24" man-American Cultural Center on East Outer Drive. Pulor Robert A. Rlmbo Rev.Wm Taft ~-plti' DaVId B Penmman per room lIow'16s• Prom tickets are limited. Reservation deadline is this Saturdav, June 11. GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe Woods Senior Citizens A. ADDITIONAL JOOIOOft MEMORIAL CHURCH I_IHONI.Y/ To get your tickets, send a check ($25 per person, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH including dinner, dancing and an open bar), payable to 10:00 SUMMER WORSHIP 19950 Mack Avenue SERVING THE SHORES & PO'NTES Church School through St. Ambrose Last Senior Prom, to Dick Landuyt, 731 (hallway between Moross and Vernier Roads) 23419(,-.-,Mack 15255l 7 Milt It Grand Marais Boulevard, Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. Grade 3 886 .1300 48230. To get more information, give Dick a call at 832- Crib-Toddler care 9:30 EDUCATION HOUR 113-6190 839-2500 For Adults, Youth 5605. Or contact Phyllis Garvey Chesney, 882-1025, or "THE MIND OF CHRIST" Terry Gardner Pfaendtner, 821-6196. WE CARE Dr. Ray H. Kiely If:~~~SHIP II Laketllore Dr. \ nt.I.A-Prayer Children's Learmng Center and * * * I82-SDt • It Ilr. IIIZ-ITlI • Nursery Provided UNITED PRESBYTERIAN And dry your eyes: remember. St. Ambrose Elemen- COME GROW WITH US tary (pre-school through grade eight) is alive and well and living on Alter Road. The Grosse Pointe .: ST. MICHAEL's I '1 A Detour Leads to Her Main Road Congregational and EPISCOPAL "~ .~ CHRIST CHURCH Back in 1972, heading out on one of their family camp- CHURCH American Baptist ~ i'~ r 1"1. 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd ing expeditions, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling P. Berry, of Lake- Church zt4U S.aaI..gdlle Plrll Grone PoUMeWoo4. F (J :k~., 88S~l land Court, and their five daughters stopped by the Nat- 2u ( h.alronlf" .all..olhrop ~ ional Music Camp at Interlochen. They never got farther 884-4820 9 30 & II 15 nort~ that year. 8 00 a m Holy EucharISt The Episcopal Church Welcomes YOtJ Children's Day 9 30 a m Bible Study (Nursery Available) Principal services: Julia Berry and her sisters were totally fascinated, ServIce 10 30a m spent three weeks sitting in on classes and rehearsals, Choral Eucharist and 9 1~ a 10 Holy Euchamt & Church School and sold their parents on letting Julia and her next "A ROBE OF Sf'rmo~nday School II I ~ a m Morning Prayer and Sermon youngest sister, Ginna, attend the National Music Camp GLORY" Weekday EucharISt Holy EucharlSl - f,rst Sunday 1st Samuel 2:18-19. 9 3008 m Tuesday the following summer. Julia enrolled in the Drama and 9A M Inftlnt, care prolilded - hOlh SerHCl'S Chorus Sections, but also took a course called Music 3: 1.10 FIRST SATURDAY Orher services - Holy EucharISt Talent Exploration. And that was that; she's been in love Cnb room flc:.lhhes Redor Robert E. NeDy ~ 30 pm Sarurday with the viola ever since. Chl1TChSchool It 9 30 only Looking For Friendship 8 00 a m - Sunday After picking up Grosse Pointe South High School's and Bible Teaching? Dr Ro\ R HutchE'On 9 30 a m - Tuesday Outstanding Musicianship Award, she went on to De- R~, Jack F. 'iklle~ Pauw University on a four-year Music Honors Scholar- ship, then to Texas Christian University Graduate School First English FIRST CHURCH OF of Music, where she received the Sid Richardson Memo- GROSSE POINTE St. Paul Ev. Ev. Lutheran UNDERSTANDING rial Scholarship. She is now over halfway to a Master of UNITARIAN 4", Lutheran Church Music: currently hoping for full-time employment as a CHURCH S 1178 AUDUBON 4t Church Vermer Road at at GROSSE POINTE ~ : 881-6670 July to violist while finishing up the degree on the side. She Wedgewood Drive. WAR MEMORIAL "l- _ : Chlffont. Ind has applications in to Toledo, Toronto and - would you Church Service Grosse POinte Woods oceLhoven 0 ('s..J? Lothrop 10 tile ReligIOUS EducatIon 884.5040 a m Interprellng h believe?! - Hong Kong. Bible 1010 Today's LIVing 6hoslakoviLc AI Conc:f.!rts ...... be 00 11 00 A.M. WorshIp ""'-sh.aR.>c~yv"'", 9 15Fal'rllly Service VACATION H you were lucky enough to catch her recital last BIBLE SCHOOL Nped prayer help or list 01 !talo Babon< ...,.. Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PageFiYe-B ----~ ---- ~ ~ , League of Catholic -Weddtng •• Anal ...... BIrtIMIa,e Women convenes • Make anr occuton .peetal at for alUlual meeting - The Crystal Center • The 73rd annual meetmg of the League of Catho1Jc W-omen of Detroit on Wednesday, May 25, at W. I.,.rt DlncdJ ". E....,. Casgrain Hall was followed by a Victory Luncheon celebrating the 8r111111 , •• sa,• ., II '"' culmination of another successful With the selection of over 500 i1ems-each one LCW membership drive reflects the quality, precision and pride of The celebration at this first an- European Craftsmen-at tremendous savings! nual meeting of the LCW since it returned to Its newly-renovated Large selection of bowls, platters, vases, offIces last September also recog- jewel boxes, colored crystal, collectables nIzed through prayer the Holy and so much more. Come in and see Year as proclaimed by Pope John for vourself. Paul II, and the 150th anmversary of the CatholIc Diocese of Detroit 1 UOC AVL Casgrain Hall renovation and 0 Weech (bel. 7'''nl.•• Mile) the recent beauhfication of Par- Open M4ln -Sat. sons Street, on whlCh the hall IS "U 5 located, were also acknowledged Thun. ,.11 7 m the program 343-907. ThIS yearly ~athering was the forum for the bl-annual LCW elec- Lion of OffJCt:l;,. Rdul11t'll to OfflC€ as president was Marilyn (Mrs C Bradford) Lundy Jr First and se- cond vice-presidents for 1983-85, BEACH TOWELS respectively, are Kay (Mrs Joseph) VIes on and Barbara (Mrs. Ralph) Rays ~.. . Correspond 109 and recordlOg secretarles, respectively, are For the very lucky birds .•. Dorothy (Mrs M.J.) Sweeney and Marge (Mrs. Vincent) Giando- MRS. JULIAN HAYDON and MRS. WIL- Pointe War Memorial. Birdbath tickets, at $1 menico. Marge (Mrs. Alex) Mot- LIAM COLE (seated, left and right), co-pres- each or six for $5, may be purchased on Tues- ter was re-elected treasurer. Her idents of the Grosse Pointe Garden Center, and days, Wednesdays and Thursdays at Garden assistant treasurer, Barbara MRS. JAMES SCHUELER and MRS. GEORGE Center headquarters in the War Memorial, or (Mrs. Gerald) Gatiorn was also MALLEY (standing. left and right), members from officers of any of the area garden clubs. re.elected . of the Center's board of trustees, display the The birdbath, in a gracefull shell shape, mea- Over 150 LCW members were in beautifully sculptured lead birdbath which will sures 15 inches across. Perched on its curving attendance for thIS annual event, which also honored several parish be awarded to the winning ticket holder during rim are two beautifully sculptured birds. Extra directors, among them St Paul's the Garden Center's annual Membership Gar- tickets or additional information may be ob- Sue Mengden, for their efforts in den Party, to be held July 13 at the Grosse tained by calling 881-4594. the 1983 membership drive Concertmaster's June wedding DIA displays Matisse books is thalIked is "I do not distinguish between techmques such as etching, aquat- Club date made the constructIOn of a book and lOt, lithography and lmocut, will Mrs Henry Ford II 1Otroduced Late June wedding plans have that of a pamting," wrote Henri be exhibited. A great selection of over ~o styles. All jacquard w~ven de- the even1Og's featured guest, Det- been made by Valerie Ruth MatIsse, who deSIgned 11 boo_ks HIghlIghting "HenrI Matlsse signs featUring every brilliant color under the rambow. A roit Symphony Orchestra Con- Chichester and Jack E Porter, between 1930 and 1952, late in hIS Prints and Illustrated Books" are timely idea now that the warm weather is here and the pools certmaster Gordon Staples, at a son of Mr. and Mrs. John E Por- career • • 90 linocut illustratlons for and beaches are open. special "thank you" receptIon for ter, of Blalrmoor Court, whose An outstand1Og selechon of illus- '''Pasiphae,'' shown in DetrOIt fof members of the DSO Concertmas- engagement has been announced trated books, 1Oclud1Og both ver. the fIrst hme These variants of ter's Club last Monday, June 6, at by the bride-elect's parents, Mr SlOns of "Jazz" (WIth and without the illustrations Matisse selected Cranbrook House m Bloomfield and Mrs. WIn Edwards, of Kewa- the handWritten text) and "The for "Pasiphae," were o!Jly re- Everyday low price 13.95 and 18.9~ Hills din Legend of Paslphae" WIth poetIc cently discovered, accordIng to The party honored indIviduals The bride-elect IS a graduate of text by Henri de Montherlant, Ellen Sharp, the museum's cura- who donate a mimmum of $1,000 Traverse City High SChool. Her show MatIsse's achievement in tor of Graphic Arts. They were SHOPPING HOURS Monday ttlfough Wed"..day annually to the DSO. Hosts in. fIance, a Grosse Pointe North this medlUm 10 an exhIbit running In pr10ted 1981 by Fequet-Baudier, the~ .nct S.luray eluded club members Mr and High School alumnus, received his Tuesday, May 10, through Sunday, prmters of the ongmal edition 10 9'30 •. m IHI 5 30 p m Mrs. Frank Hennessey, of The Bachelors degree in Wildlife Man. Aug. 14, In the Detroit InstItute of 1944. bed;bQth,linens Thursday and Friday Farms. agement from the Umverslty of Arts' SChwartz GraphiC Art Gal- 830 • m till 8.00 P m Staples performed several Wyom1Og 10 .1979 . lerIes The MatIsse exhibit is open ~store selections on the violin and ex- He is a first lIeutenant In the Along WIth the artlst's books, 36 to the pubhc Without charge dur- plained his role as concertmastel.:~ Upited States, A.~rpy,. cu~rently PrIJ1t~..fF0pt.JJ:le DIA,'t5 Pfrmanent ing regular museum hours 9:30 16906 Kercheval, "In the Village" r 'J! .1".1 ' I'C pf the orchestra to the assembled.,~ starrtt¥llled~.1t1ffi~..QTt~..Q~~t~"~~lr~~iop ...~~~flV,1Wesiof Matis- a.m. to 5'30 p.m Tuesday through PhorM:.81,.It.D~--.,., ....;" I! ~•• "guests. - -- ~ -7'n'1:'~TAr 1~Re:sen,~lfl\ ''(V FEATURING Paintings from Detroit's Schweizer's Restaurant Friday,June 17,7:00 PM Saturday,June 18,11:00AM Sunday,June 19at Noon Friday evening features: over 100 Hummels, Toy Trains Saturday features: Collection of 18th Century European Enamel Snuff Boxes, Fine Brilliant Period Cut Crystal Silk Keshans Oriental carpets, fine American and English furnishings, and Estate Jewelry k~ , Fine 011 pairihngs by Paul Selgnac, Wlllem KoekKoek, W R Leigh, Richard Wilson, Jan Jac William Robinson Leigh Matthy Damschroeder, Ralph Blackelock, SIr Peter Lely, James MacDougal Hart, Paul King, (Amencan b 1866) ~ , ,~ ,~? AntOine Bouvard and more Oil on canvas. 'A BUSiness Deal" Signed and dated 1948. ...", FL 1 18 x 19" t William KoekKoek (Dulch 1839- 1895) 011 on canvas 36-3/4 x 49 W Arthur Wardle (British 1864-19471 011 on canvas One of a fine selectron of 18th century European enamel snuff 26 x 28 boxes thiS one being 2 ~ong 18th century Chinese Chippendale Side chairs pair mahogany ex coli Important Benjamin Talmodge PAUL REVERE Federalist representative (1725-1818) Silver to the U S Congress porringer 0 5-1/2' from Litchfield. Conn 409 EilSt JE'fferSOn AvenuL ('ata'o,I ..-. '8.00. po.',.'" ...... Detroit Mlchlgiln 48226 PrevIew exhibition beginS June 10 and continues (3131963 6255 through June 16, 10:00 A.M.-5:00 p.m. Closed Sun. Across from the ~enalssilnce Center day, June 12, Special evening preview Monday, June 13 to 8'00 PM. Certified Fine Arts Auctioneers and Appraisers In Michlgar> and OhiO "'There will be • 10% Buyers Premium on ." loti ill "''- ..,. ••• .J .. pu------ Page Six-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983 International Home Tour scheduled for this Sunday (Continued from Page 18) island kitchen, where Irene Rou- Chinese wallpaper in the dining from some of his trips. Korean Joanne Tsangalias likes to gar- sos will be making Greek salad. room, authentic French corey tile wallpaper in metallic and pastel den. She IS especullly proud of the Samples will be served in the gar- flooring in the kitchen and genu- prints is the perfect background Dwarf Bee<:h hedge, one of only den. ine Chin printed upholstery and for silk embroidery, ceramic art- two authentic Dwarf Beech The Norman French Country drapes in the library. work and orIgInal prints. hedges In the Umted States, at the house at 121 Vendome Road, on Clancy's collection of blue and In the liVIng room, look for a back of her yard The original the corner of Kercheval Avenue in white Chinese porcelain is diS- Korean coffee table, fInished in bushes were brought from En- The Farms, is new, CQmpleted in played on antique tables. Some of dark red enamel, WIth mother-of- gland 1981, but was designed by its his most prized pieces came from pearl inlaid dragons and bonzai Modern layout and design make owner Dan Clancy to look like an the estates of the Dodge, Seyburn trim The Rims have invited a the Tsangalias house elegant and old house. To complete the "old" and Merkel families, and from Korean dance troupe to perform practlcal. The spacious living feehng, Clancy included a flYe- Rose Terrace. during the tour, and will be serv- room, decor ated in shades of foof brick wall and thick shrub- 109 Korean rice cakes and ICed bery bordering the Kercheval side The sunken living room, where grey, has glass doors openIng onto Maribeth Simon, of The Shores, tea In the garden. a large wooden deck In the back- of his land. will be playing claSSICalmusIc on Father Demetrios Kavadas will yard Glass doors off the garden The Clancy home is furnished a Steinway grand piano, has a 15- room, decorated in bright shades, welcome visitors to the new, By- with antiques and Imported de- foot ceiling and glass doors lead- zantme style AssumptIOn Greek also open onto the backyard Be- signer furniture. A few of its spec- ing to the brIck patio 10 the back- tween these two rooms there is an Orthodox Church, with its 48-foot tacular features are handpainted yard where wine will be served dome, and Cultural Center. The The view from the home of Mrs pansh, founded In 1929, has Anthony A. Vermeulen, 693 Lake- moved over the years to several shore Road in The Shores, is ex- different sites, always serving the JOSEPH P. PERSE with quisite. French bay windows Greek Orthodox people ill their Honor CPR volunteers • • • frame the lake from the hVIng new neighborhoods room and den. A large Czechoslo- The Cultural Center serves JERRY HUMMEL of the American Red Cross, is flanked at A&C Upho~lerLJ CO. vakian crystal chandelier lights thousands of area residents week- left and right above by PATTIE ADLER and GINGER DiNAT- the two-story foyer. ly, offerIng programs that range ALE at the Health Education Council of Grosse Pointe's annual UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING Dorothea Vermeulen, a retired from fItness to self-improvement May meeting. Hummel appeared at the meeting to honor those teacher and native Detrolter, is an to arts and crafts. The Assump- who have served as Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation instructors • S.rv,clnQ the Pomte, tor 37 years active civic leader: involved with tion Greek Dancers will perform, at the Grosse Pointe high schools during 1982-83. In a turn. the Alliance Francaise de Grosse and ethmc crafts and foods will be about, Kathy Frakes, chairman ?f the HEC's CPR pro~ran;t, Pointe and the Grosse Pointe available for purchase cresented Hummel with a donatlon to the Red Cross In hiS WIde Selection of Symphony. InternatIOnal Home Tour tickets be are available in advance at As- onhor. Sheila McNamara, Anne Mc- French quiche will made at T ~ volunteers were honored ~s Queen, Gerri Plansker, Eleanor v .... CASUAL & the Vermeulen home by Kathy sumptIOn, at Carl Sterr Men's CQJ.1tnbutorsto a progra.m that IS Pugliesi, Carolyn Raham, Faith "JM, ptCK-Up a ael/~fUY Jeanne McPhail and Martme Sa- Wear on-the-Hill, at the Sign of f,eeeat/males DECORATIVE lane, with samples served in the the Lion in-the-Village and during ~mque. Although C.~R.IS offe~ed Remter, Jim Robson, Barbara VA 2-9660 business hours at the Interna- In some other ¥lch~gan high Schwartz, Carole Schortmann, backyard which has a French schools, Grosse ~omte IS the .o~y Colleen Stanczak, Betty Strzempek tional Institute (871-8600). 12339 HAYES FABRICS style brick wall border. known commumty where It IS Pat Tapper and Margaret Thom~ The home of Dr. and Mrs. Tickets may also be purchased taught by an all-volunteer group. son. Most were trained by Hum- Choon S. Rim, 89 Lakeshore Road at the homes, which may be visit- During the past :s~hool year, mel to be CPR teachers in The Farms, offers several ed in any order, during tour HEC volunteer~ certified over 800 Earlier in the day, out-going views of Lake St. Clair: from hours. A map WIll be provided ~.oth grader,S ~~ the Red Cros.s HEC President Jan Dahl was hon. front, back and side rooms, up- with each ticket R~ce for Life course: a combI- ored at a luncheon by her board stairs and down. Long strips of * * * ~atlOn of mouth-to-mouth breath- members, who cited her for her windows around the whole upper The International Institute, mg and one-man CPR. excellent leadership, particularly floor show off the lake continuous- founded In 1919, is a Torch Drive- Grosse Pointe citizens, in addi- in establishing the new Scoliosis ly. supported agency that provides tion to Pattie, Ginger and Kathy, Screening Program in the middle An open spiral staircase with a social services to new immigrants who received Red Cross certifi- schools. beautiful spindle rai1Jng in a and foreign speaking people, and cates of Appreciation were Mau- Mrs. Dahl announced the new brightly lit, split-level foyer em- offers educational and cultural reen Anthony, Ann Berschback, HEC officers for 1983-84. They are phasizes the elegant layout of this programs focusing on the more Donna Bramlage, Ann Crane, Madeleine Phillips, preSIdent, truly ethnic home. Dr. Rim has than 60 different ethnic groups George Crane, Cecele DesRoberts, Eula Hoover, vice-president, Sha- brought Korean tables and gold- surVIving 10 the metropolitan Ann Dodge, MerryJo Eleczko, Gus ron Tucker and Lynn Millies, re- trimmed dressers home WIth him Detroit area Gallagher, Rita Harrington, Eula cording and corresponding secre- Hoover, Judy Huntington, Suzy taries, respectively, Carole Vachtswomen Kazul, Ellen Kerfoot, Marian Schortmann, treasurer, and Col. Slate Ketchum ~ I Kuntzman, Helen McKnight, leen Stanczak, co-treasurer. • * • meet to":'""'-t Among Albion Col- Engaged, New Baby?' Group nweting •ue." lege art majors who Moving, The Elizabeth Ketchum Group Yachtswomen meet this even- displayed their works GeUlng SeUled Made Sl~ple of Grosse Pointe Memorial ing, Thursday, June 9, at 7 p.m. at in a spring art show New Town dilemmas fade after 8 WELCOME Church will honor Martha Meister the St. Clair Yacht Club to wish on campus were ELI- WAGON call. M WELCOME WAGON Representative. It's my Kiely, wife of the church's senior one another a safe boating season. ZABETH CLEM, Job to help you make the most ~ your new .neigh. minister, at a luncheon tomorrow, Hostesses for this potluck party, daughter of MR. and borhood Shopping Areas Community opportunI- Friday, June 10, at 12:30 p.m. at the group's last gathering until MRS. GENE CLEM, ties Special attractions Lots of tips to save you the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. September are Claire Johnston of Putnam Road, a time and money. ~'\Is a basket of gifts for your family I'll I Mrs. Arthur O.~. &chmidt. Grac~ Ja~ Robert" Jurkiewicz Grosse Pointe Hid- ~,\ lliiI. Ila\er1lrlQ'ilo~"'L\.( ,,-\\~.~:...... ? ,J chainnan 0( the group; "and Mrs. and''Frorenc~'Wfts't:by. '~ane "Mi::"~~'!II~t .... ,"l MlLPFUL HINTS fOr W.cJdlngs Ind EIliI'"'' Ii!, -t- Alfred S. Warren will act as hos- chaelsen, club historian, will bring CYNTH1A SINGE- ~tliool .. tesses. Mrs. Raymond Eddy will memorabilia of past ye'ars to the LYN, daughter of DR. I give the devotions. meeting and MRS. THOMAS . SINGELYN, of Uni- ~(o/.m~o~ Groue Pointe. • • . . . . •• • •• 1.1.5618 .d versity Place, a at. Clair Shor _ . 1.1-2221 Redman paysI at DIA Fn ay Grosse Pointe South New 'Iby ••.•..•...•.••• 822.01111 High SChoolgraduate. Saxophonist Dewey Redman part of the museum's Jazz at The will perform at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in Institute series. Kresge Court, the Detroit Institute Tickets at $6 per person per set Wew Got You Coveredl of Arts' indoor continental garden, are available through the DIA he. tomorrow, Friday, June 10, as ket office, 832-2730. Through rain or shine, Fort Pontchartrain DAB seats officers the Grosse Pointe News Fort Pontchartrain Chapter, bndge. covers all the news you need Daughters of the American Revo- Newly-elected chapter officers lution, will hold its annual meet- from The Pointe area include to keep you ~~in the know." ing tomorrow, Friday, June 10, at Mrs. Paul Honderick and Mrs. the Detroit Boat Club. Mrs. Frank Bernard L. Seitz, corresponding S. McKinnon is accepting reserva. and recording secretaries, respec- tions for mem bers and Iguests. tively, Mrs. F. Killeen, registrar, A business session conducted by Mrs. Leonard L Jensen, financial RitorMiss@ the new regent, Mrs. William E. secretary, and board of directors Garrett, will precede runcheon, to members Mrs. Bruce K. Reynolds GRATIOT AT 13 MILE-,ROSEVILlE be followed by an afternoon of and Mrs. McKinnon. Extended La,a.a, Plan Me, VISA, AMEX, CHECKS STORE HOURS: Mon. thru a.t. 10-1, Sun. 12.5 Informal Modeling Sat., June 11, 12..3 p.m. NEW FALL WOOL JACKETS WHITTIER The Grosse Pointe Academy TOWERS announces: 41 S Burns Dr. Academy Adventures Detroit,Michigan 48214 Ages 11-15 years Coed - Back Packing Trips to the • Private rooms and Apartments J Smokey Mountains III with private baths ""~- June 19- June 25- • Around-the-clock security • Excellent Meals • Maintenance • t \~'i\ \ ~~~ Trip #1 \'~,J .-...: ~~July 31 - August 6 - and '. ,. ,,,; Trip #2 • Beauty/Barber Shop • Grocery Store - Canoe Trip on the ~ • Library Au Sable River . • Registered Nurses on duty August 14 - August 19 • Doctor.' Clinic MAIL YOUR CHECK TO GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. - Bicycle Trip to all Within the building ------~~----- Northern Michigan 1~;~:R GROSSE POINTE, 48236 $13 July 11 - July 22 2 YEARS for further Information ------cNAM=£------These Adventures promise to be lots of fun $24 or for an appointment 3 YEARS A learning experience to remember for $34 years to come. call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 CllY $15 ,r. or 812-9000 oul-of.slale Call 886-1221 for further information STATE • • ------______- __ - ~.~-. ---~-...... ____ Y ...... ----r - .....-- __ --. '=0 Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-B Sipa Kappa slates Bach Bnmch dates in lime elephant/ham night June's Brunch with Bach calen- Two menus may be selected: a dar of informal Sunday concerts full brunch of malO course, (rult, Gerry Matthews' Fairholme at 10 and 11:30 a.m. In the indoor bread and beverage at $7 or a Road home will be the setting for garden setting of the DetrOIt In- contmental brunch of nut bread the Grosse Pointe Alumnae of stitute of Arts' Kresge Court will and butter, fruit compote, cotta~e Sigma Kappa's third annual white be devoted to the music of Ger. cheese and beverage at $6. StaJr- elephant auction and honey baked man composer Robert SChumann, way ~eatmg IS also available at $2 ham dinner next Wednesday, June who was born June 8, 1810 Ad vance reservatIOns are reo 15, at 6:30 p.m. Rt:servations for Schumann works to be per- qUlred, by the Friday precedmg the dinner must be made by con- formed include the Quartet No 1 each Sunday concert, and may be tacting Carole Peters (Mrs. A.W.) 10 A minor, Op. 41, No I, by the made by callmg the DIA tIcket of- Lombardini, 881-2818, by this New Hentage StrIng Quartet, fice, 832-2730, between 9:30 a.m evening June 5; lieder for one, two, three and 5 15 pm Each person attending the and four VOices, featunng Mana Sigma K~ppa Alumnae group~s Clmarelli, soprano, Barbara See stained glass final meetmg < lOUR HOMe WITH jorie Richardson, assistant to the Buckingham Road home of Mrs. , / " tertainers, a Nazareth director, Grosse Pointe War College vocal ensem- Pierre V Heftler who will be as- Memorial; and to the Metzner sisted by co-hostess Mrs. Howard ble which presented Center. Cy Taormma accepted on R'. Poppen. The program, after a its annual spring con- .- the Metzner Center's behalf. noon luncheon and business ses- cert on the campus All honorees were saluted for sion, will feature Mrs. Richard April 17. Luz is a their outstanding civic support of Rohr, speakmg on Horticulture of sophomore and Rich- Junior League projects. Roses. ards, a freshman at Club officers, continuing to Nazareth SAVE 500/0 June floral tribute serve in 1983-84, are Mrs. Ralph McKenney, president, Mrs. Rich- I----...--,~to Matilda Wilson ard Mertz and Mrs. John A Ross, The Michigan Division of Wo- first and second vice-presidents, ,.;~an'li,.N:atio~jll Fw:m..~nd GarQ.~n, respecti vely, Mrs. Heftler and , Assoclat1on presents "A Floral Mrs. 'HIl1aire Van Hollebeke,-re- ' r ORDUN Tribute' to Matilda Wilson," in cording and corresponding secre- NURSING commemoration of the 100th taries, respectively, and Mrs. I birthday of this past-national Ramon Brinkman, treasurer. HOME WNF&GA president, at her for- mer home, Meadow Brook Hall on " Slate Genealogical COI"IPIJI'IIENTARY EUOCTROSTATIC CLEANINQ BRUSH WITH EVERY HORlZONTALBUND ORDER Monday and Wednesday, 8045 the Oakland University campus, June 20 - July 28 today, Thursday, June 9, and Fri- Society's meeting 9:05 am. to 10:05 a.m. EAST JHFERSON day, June 10, from 10 a.m to 5 Babysitting available p.m. A panel discussion, "Eastern WE WILL COME TO YOUR HOME OR OFFICE WITH A DETROIT, MICH Libraries You Might Visit This COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SAMPLES FOR ANY Tuesday and Thursday, Sixty-five flower arrangements created by members of the state's Summer," is the program for the June 21 to July 29 Detroit Society for Genealogical WINDOW DECORATING JOB - DRAPES • WOVEN 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. (Co-ed) 90 branches will be featured 821-3525 throughout the mansion Admis- Research's meeting this Saturday, WOODS • SHADES • SHUITERS • HORIZONTAL AND June 11, at 2 p.m. in the Explor- Qua"ty NursTnI; sion is $4 for adults, $3 for semors VERTICAL BLINDS 885-4600 and $2 for chIldren under 13 and er's Room of the Detroit Public Care Library on Woodward A venue, Fee - $30 00 plus $1000 NeighborhOOd Club membership WNF&GA members with identifi- cabon. opposite the Detroit Institute of Arts SocIety members will be avail- CALL NOW FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Among student presenters at .able in the Burton Historical Col- Madonna College Nursing De- partment's Research and Nursmg lection for consultation on indivi- 14270 W. LINCOLN OAK PARK, MICHIGAN dual research problems. Publica- Care of the Commumty Sym- tions of the society will be avail- posIUm April 14 was DIANE able before and after the meeting. BRUETSCH, R N , of The POlnte 547-3765 548-3463 "Fur Specialists for over 57 Years" FAN '. HUNTER SALE . .' sa\etl T8Jt Outy & d Retunde EVERYTHING MUST GO NON! Full premIU;:;n~ "merlCan ~oerf. wedd' ift 1.519.253.5612 ~~~thers~~,~9itt, 484 Pells8ler St. birthday gift, Christmas gift! WINDSOR, CANADA Daily 9-5:39 Private Duty CHOOSE BETWEEN Nurllng Care Servmg A BE'IrER ANnA BEST. the Grosse Pointes, When you're ~hoppmg for a((.1~ng fan, DISCOUNTS UP TO 6()O/o OFF and the Tri-Counties thoosmg Humer'" ,..casy MakIng achol( e ofwhlCh Hunteryoll 95 FINAL DAYS want may not he,though Thcllunteronwnalcel~ng fan \<;lht'OlO<;1 $129 LEBOlAt*S TRAOOlON HOUSE FURNITURE popular and linelyerafted tClllng fan m the world MFG. Slj(;(;. LIST 5160.00 TEASElS SCHOTT FURNfTURE and IS the onl}' leadmg cClhng fan ha<.ked hy a BAlD'NIN I..MFS MAOERIA TABLE LINEN 11mlled hfell me wmanty Mod ..1#22522 \ASES SPOOf CHRISTMAS TREE Prlvat. Hom•• , Ho.plhll. ThdilinterComfort Brec/e .tb"* • .1' Page Elght-B GROSSE POINTt: NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983 JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. SCHULTES REAL ESTATE 5 NEW OFFERINGS Promment histol'lcal reSidence with spectacu- Stately Jeffersonian Colonial features 5 extra lar VIews of Lake offers a unique OpportWl- large bedrooms, nifty updated kitchen with Ity to restore a SIgnificant landmark De. breakfast room, leaded gIaa$, cove ceilings tails, plans and estImates avaIlable to qual. and uniquely des!lned hardwood floors Uled buyers upon request throusho«. DeD and attached garage ... " 1211 HARVARD - A FIRST OFFERING! on PEMBERTON Spacious English Colorual on BEDFORD With Shown by appoUltmen~' CUSTOM one owner slate roof, family room, updated kItchen CUte first house on ROSLYN in Grosse POI~te home bl.IJlt by Walter Mast Some of the many WIth bwlt.ms Woods with spaC10us rooms and very ruce features beautiful hardwood floors, flawless deeor In good condItion Owners transfer- ceramic, 3 bedrooms, central air, 1% baths, Lots of space to enJOY m this 5BR, 31,2 bath red - PrIced to Sell at $44,900 lifetime hie roof, newer garage and drive, 2 English Tudor Features Include three car. Call for a prIvate showmg!! porches, two natural FP's, den and break- fast room - Under $100,000 RECENTLY LISTED 277 TOURAINE - Exqwsite Colomal m the Farms Fantastic NEW KItc~en leads to fanuly room With fireplace Many updated features Call for a pnvate shOWing ...... 22 ELM COURT - Fantastic 6BR home WIth a great entertairung floor plan Fanuly room w/wet bar plus garden room overlookmg Deck. New kItchen has all bUIlt-ms 15231 WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 - Located on Grosse POinte Park's most preshgious street Beautuul English Tudor with slate roof, and all the extras!' Including' 5 15433ESSEX - SpacIous newer Colomal With famlly room and garden room Cond1lIon- bedrooms, modern kitchen, 31h baths, 2 natural fIreplaces, library, fInlshed basement, central Immaculate - Must be seen! air, 2 car-heated-attached garage'! Leaded and stained glass, gorgeous natural woodwork! And mu-;:n ffi0re Come see th:s BE:\l,'TY SL'~D:\ Y 2 5 22 WEBBER PLACE - Located Ul Grosse POUlte Shores - BREATHTAKING 23 room estate SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT! Features are too numerous to list A breathtakmg estate for mdividuais of uncompromIsmg standards $595,000 JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. 886-9030 151 HILLCREST LANE - TerrifIC 3 BR 580 HAMPTON - Attractive Georgian Colo- Ranch Exciting floor plan nial 4 BR large family room wI fireplace. Ichweltzer.~Bettafnes. MORE TO CONSIDER! Real E/tote.lnc. I and Gardens 1386 GRAYTON - 4BR English - Excellent buy! I iIfIII H 812 MOORLAND - 4BR Cape Cod Colonial - redecorated! 1wo names you can trust 1567 SUNNING DALE DR - 4BR semi-Ranch - golf-course view' ,.----,OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY--- ... 22 ELM COURT - Grosse Pomte Farms 348 LAKELAND - Grosse Pointe City 872 PEMBERTON - Grosse Pointe Park 607 MIDDLESEX - Grosse Pointe Park 285 STEPHENS - Grosse Pomte Farms Abce Boyer Schultes, Realtor Dinah Murphy Sally Horton Marianne ~ear Cmdy Kerwin Sue Seward Paula Moore 881-8900• Charles Trowbndge QUALITY CONSTRUCTION by Walter Mast MILLION DOLLAR VIEW Gorgeous hilltop 710 NOTRE DAME Grand, one owner Colonial offering Circular setting 10 Grosse Pte. Farms offering fabulous trallic pattern ideal for entertammg Comfort- VIew of stately trees & beautlful grounds able fanuly IIvmg w/3 bdrms., 21f.lbaths, fanuly Gracious Colomal w/balcony off master bdrm., rm.,lge ree. rm & plenty of storage. (G-I68) lovely 2nd fir foyer, 4 bdrms , & 21h baths 886-4200 OPEN SUNDAY. 226 Kenwood Ct. (F-098) 886- 5800 1 , J I View Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. ~ OWNER ANXIOUS - movmg out of state Re- EASY LIVING m this outstandmg Condo ideal duced pnce! Land Contract terms now offered! locabon with beautiful landscaped yard. Fea. Don't let thIS fantastic buy In the Farms pass tures 5 bedrooms, 31h baths, screened porch by! Newer custom built Colonial featuring fam- and new furnace with central air Tastefully Ily rm., prof. finIshed rec rm, appliances decorated OPEN SUNDAY. 399 Rivard, Grosse negotiable SpacIOus $79,900 OPEN SUNDAY. Pte City (G-I60) 886-4200. 349 Hillcrest. (F.{)88) 886-5800 FIRST OFFERINGS 1498 ANITA 3 bdrm , 1% story home In pnme Woods locahon Complete updated and decorated Custom Houses w/many new features New garage, furnace & central air Ready for occupancy $61,900 (F.157) 886-5800 ThiS charmmg 3 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow fea- & Buildable Sites tures a spaCIOUS master swte, newer kitchen, 19612COUNTRY CLUB Cozy brk ranch offering Grosse Pte schools Quahty constructIon, freshly THE SYCAMORES ... CIty of Grosse Pointe and recent redecorat1Og. Large screened porch decorated & renovated, mamtenance free extenor 3 bdrms , central Blr High Assumable mtg. off Jefferson near Cadieux. Model homes and overlooks a beautiful yard Simple assumptIon (F.l56) 886-5800 buIldable lots avaJlable 955 CRESCENT LN Cox & Baker contemporary ranch In prestigious Grosse Pte Woods 3 bdrms , lovely duung rm w/parquet floor, famIly rm & kItchen w/calhedral celhng An outstandmg OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 value for $89,900 (G-169) 886-4200 45 S DUVAL . ThiS 4 bedroom farm colonial1S the best buy m Grosse Pte Shores, reasona- bly Priced at $159,000. WIth excellent terms. Low utilities cost yet wonderful amenitIes such 205 LAKESHORE, Grosse Pte Farms Graceful lines for fiRe lIVing In thIS approx 22,000 sq ft as central air, sprmkler system, 3 fireplaces, 1st floor laUndry and family room. Vlctonan mansIOn m need of restoratIOn PrIme property on the lake 50+ rooms. Call for speCIfic details $375,000 (F-I58) 88&-5800 22808 HARMON. . S C S an exceptional custom built 4 bedroom, 21h bath colonial fea. tures Mutschler kItchen, wet bar, lenn-alre range, microwave, sub-zero refrigerator, 1411.13 WAYBURN Larger 2+2 Income In Grosse Pte Park MaIntenance free extenor winey, roof paneled family room, spiral staircase, fireplace, Anderson Windows, and large master on house & garage & new alumInum SIdIng Both umts with separate furnaces, basements, sUite $88,000 porches & utIlIties $39,000 (G-I72) 886-4200 BY APPOINTMENT SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 905 mDDEN LN Lovely 2-3 bdrm Ranch in the Woods All kItchen bUIlt.ms, marble foyer, fireplace, PRICE REDUCED CharmIng 2 bedroom COndomInIUm In S C S Firushed basement, secluded newer wmdows (G-133) 88&-4200 location, use of sWImmmg pool, tennis court, sauna and clubhouse. Very attractively priced. 1340 BEDFORD English charm In thIS 3 bdrm , 2lf.! bath Colomal Quality detaIls - leaded glass, YOUR OWN DECORATING IS all that IS needed in this attractIve 6 bedroom colomal New hardwood firs, fIreplace, screened terrace (F-I26) 886-5lKlO . furnace WIth central air and new storms and screens mimmize healIng cost Gutters and downspouts are new and recently painted ex tenor and updated kItchen and slate roof PrIced at 7IKJ TROMBLEY 2-famIly Income In prime Grosse Pte Park area Lge IIvmg rm , d1mng rm , den, 4 less than cost bdrms NFP's, 2 full baths & applIances In each umt -Simple Assumpllon (G.155) 880-4200 THE '42 POOL IS OPEN and the beautIfully landscaped garden is UI full bloom Perfect for enter- 2065 COUNTRY CLUB, Groc;se Pte Woods Superb 11k story home freshly decorated Cozy & com. tamIng famIly room, garden room and paneled library In additIon to a large hVing room and plete wicentral air, new carpeting, dlrung rm , flOrIda rm , more I (F-121) 886-5800 dming room 7 bedrooms and 41h baths Located on Lakeshore Rd it is pnced to sell quickly 916 UNIVERSITY Nice Grosse Pte settmg for thiS charmIng 3-4 bdrm Col Lge flOrida rm , formal THREE BEDROOMS, TWO BA TH TUDORS are hard to find and this one has a large famJly room as dmmg rm, NFP, JIll baths Low heat bills' (0-156) ~4200 well The kItchen IS new and the beautuully refimshed floors aWlUt your area rugs. Only $89,000 In the Farms 1140 LAKEPOINTE The perlect starter In move l'n conditIOn I SImple AssumptIOn at 13 25% Newer furnace Kitchen wmook, rec rm w!wet bar $49,900 (F-099) 886-5lKlO PRICED REDUCED CUstom bwlt 5 bedroom colonial by Walter Mast designed WIth crown mold- DESIRABLE RIVIERA TERRACE EnJOy condo liVing m qUiet, private complex w/pool, clubhouse, Ings, paneled famIly room With wet bar and lIbrary. All bedrooms have adjoining baths for secunty Choo~ from two lovely, 2 bdrm Condos offenng all the amemtIes' Good fmancmg convemence Kitchen overlooks a large yard and walled terrace Three car garage and central air avaIl (G.061, G (69) 1186-4200 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FANTASTIC FAMILY HOME 4 bedrooms, 31h baths Beamed ceiling in family room plus a cozy paneled library Random planked wood floors throughout 1st floor, central air and fimshed basement 399 RIvard. Grosse Pte City 259 Moran, Grosse Pte farms 978 Pemberton, Grosse Pte Park 349 Hillcrest, Gorsse Pte Farms WATER VIEW IN THE FARMS Supurb architectural style IS only one of the features of this 1094 VernIer, Grosse Pte Woods 226 Kenwood Ct , Grosse Pie Farms newer brIck colonial on a secluded street off of Lakeshore 5 bedrooms 3 full baths and 2 halt baths ' , FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL OR COME IN WORLD RENOWNED architect Eero Saannen designed thiS top quality contemporary house for the OPEN MoNDAY.FRIDAY 9 a.m.-g p.m. and family of the present owner Situated on three beautifully landscaped Iota, the house has been lOVIngly maIntamed You must see the mterlOr to appreciate it 5 bedrooms and 31h baths In the 9:30-5:30 SAT and SUN. Farms GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE A REAL SLEEPER on Lincoln Rd Recent major addltions have been a gIgantic family room 886-4200 886-5800 kItcht>n, patio-deck, garage, dnveway, roof and carpetmg Priced below the competition ' OUT.Of-AREA, CALL TOLL FREE CATCH THIS ONE If your requirements demand 2 second floor baths, a family room, and a 1-800-247-5200 ext 33 colomal on Oxford Rd Attached garage makes for spacious back yard CERTAINLY ONE OF A KIND thiS custom desJgned house IS a show place both inside and out lBREALTOR' Fifteen Offices in Four Counties All major rooms open onto the estate size "back forty" complete with swimmmg pool and what "MICHIGAN'S FLORIDA BROKER" was once a carnage house { , • 1l\Ursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page ~ne-B OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 as LINCOLN - Channinl center eatrance colonial featuring fIve bedrooms two and a half bat- STRONGMAN & ASSOCIATES hrooms with updated kitchen and large spacious family room. Immediate possession available j i ", BY APPOINTMENT 881-0800 FIRST OFFERING - Charminl Cape Cod exterior on one of the Farms most deslreable tree-bned " K-.~.t= streets. Two bedrooms, one and a half baths, library, family room, two car attached garage, ~at ...... hardwood {loon, authenticaDy decorated A must see! .,.... J.~ Jac,. FIRST OFFERING - Great family bome in the Farms - large hVlng room WIth fireplace, dming room, family room with fireplace, modern kitchen with large breakfast area, two ~Irst floor bedrooms, bedroom with dressing room and bath on second floor Detached garage WIth apart- .a=-...a:...,•. fI,G.~, ment above. AucQl- FIRST OFFERING - Custom built five bedroom Farm Colonial situated on one of the most popular JQM S GooctmeI1, l#Ie. dead-end streets in Grosse Pointe Sbores. Charming Early American family room WIth pegged Q,...pokM oak floor Breakfast room and first floor utllity room Won't last long ..... EalMe Co. ~." Muon, In<: GROSSE POINTE SHORES GROSSE POINTE FARMS JohMtone& ~toot. Inc:. 47 FORDCROFT $360,000 39 BEVERLY $189,500 56 HAMPTON $139,500 79 CAMBRIDGE $103,000 ~r .. ~ " AdIoeh Ata~.,~ TAX SHELTER ALMOST NEW 583 LAKESHORE $475,000 203 CLOVERLY $270,000 MQnro. & ANoQa_ 625 LAKESHORE $550,000 290 HILLCREST $129,500 LIVing room, dining room, 2 bedrooms, den Delightful 3 bedroom Colonial WIth modern 60 RENAUD $500,000 301 HILLCREST $82,500 Palm .. O\leen ~lorl down -liVing room, dining room, 2 bedrooms kitchen, 11k baths, famlly room With fIreplace, 85 WOODLAND $292,500 59 LAKESHORE $285,000 Jlm$aro.~ and den up Separate utilIties. Good 10vestment 21k car garage, Grosse Pointe School System property. GROSSE POINTE CITY kh~ A.II E1JtPl GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 2307 ALLARD $74,900 462 NOTRE DAME $46,500 ~Itzer $139,500 ~ •• C'ofI'+~."" tP'\'''' I 905 BLAIRMOOR $119,000 306 ROOSEVELT ~i'W''HOtM. .- 1263 WHl1'TIER - Don't mISs It! Unusual I 21'x24' famlly room With fireplace, 4 bedrooms, $129,000 1516 BLAIRMooR GROSSE POINTE PARK &Garden. modern kItchen, super sauna caps it off. HARPER WOOal 1354 AUDUBON $98,500 '~Ilya SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT $179,000 ."~ .. ,tnc: 20919 LENNON $62,000 1160 BERKSHIRE 1345 ALINE - 3 bedroom Bungalow - nicely decorated 1018 BISHOP $320,000 ~QOQ 20517 ANITA - 2 bedroom Ranch - attached garage. ST. CLAIR SHORES' 854 EDGEMONT $265,000 ,. R. 8ro,m 510 RIVIERA $58,000 15820-52 JEFFERSON $144,500 Sloe RHJty Co. 1329 BERKSIDRE - 3 bedroom Colonial - family room 2135 FLEETWOOD - 3 bedroom Bungalow - Florida room . HARRISON TOWNSHIP .sjr~an 20476 KENOSHA - 3 bedroom Bungalow - quiet street 38048 MAST $132,000 .~~Md 1012 KENSINGTON - 5 bedroom Colomal - den and sun proch. ~.lM. 170 LAKEVIEW - 5 bedroom Enghsh - great faIDlly room T*-al14f 1422 NOTTINGHAM - 5 bedroom Bungalow - super buy ~1etM ,~y 640 VERNIER - 2 bedroom Ranch - large hbrary. 1014 YORKSHIRE - 5 bedroom Colonial - llbrary and family room. THOROUGH COVERAGE OF GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES Planning to sell your house? 76 KERCHEVAL Talk to a professional. Call any 885-7000 member of the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange. They have the know-how! HOMES WITH FIRST FLOOR BEDROOMS OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Woods Summer Sales - Price Reduced $73,500 Help Wanted - 2033 Lochmoor Charming three bedroom Colonial decorated in the Williamsburg manner, frooted by an authentic Colonial garden. Situated on a lovely majestic tree lined street. Present owner has bought a farm, and is anxiously waiting for YOU to purchase their home. It's a treasure! Act Now!! 1728 Broadstone Be good to yourself. Treat you and your family to the best buy of tile ,v,~ week. Newly decorated Colonial. Spacious rooms, richly paneled cherry wood family room, beamed ceiling, recreation room with wet LIBRARY + FAMILY ROOM. Three bedrooms SHORES FIRST OFFERING - Ranch just off LARGER CAPE COD nicely landscaped 00 and two fuD baths upstairs aloog with a 4th Lakeshore Drive, one owner deluxe home with larger lot, 2 first floor bedrooms, very large bar, large lot, great location. A perfect home for everyday living and executive entertaining. Don't be sorry. Call now. bedroom or library on the 1st floor. Additional 3 bedrooms, 21k baths, kitchen With bwlt-Ins, bedroom on the second floor, 2 full baths, features 10clude a 20:116 family room with wet beautiful yard With m.ground sprmklers and at- spacIous rooms, great noor plan and even bet- FARMS bar and a Florida room, not to mention 1964 tached garage ter . $28,500 down to a sImple assumption at Small, but so livable. 499 Chalfonte construction and a great Woods location 115% A charmer, two bedrooms, sophisticated hving room, with soft appealing "" decorating. A cozy kitcber1, 81" enclosed perch, just right [or balmy OVERLOOK LOCHMooR - $58,500 Attrac- FARMS CAPE COD - IMMEDIATE OCCU- FARMS RANCH - Three bedrooms, den, 114 summer evenings, finished basement with fireplace. Ideal for the tively decorated 3 bedrool11, nvTng"'room PANCY - A very surprising home. As you baths, natural fIreplace in living room, at- young in heart or years. Make your offer now. - with fireplace, recreation room, first noor travel through this recently redecorated tached garage PARK bedrooms. home, it keeps growing on you, not only in NEAR STAR OF THE SEA, super home with Love at first sight • A most appealing Colonial size, but in its many features, especially, first floor bedrooms, large family room Mint condition, well landscaped. Four bedroom, two and Ik baths, paneled the designer kitchen. AFFORDABLE family home, 3-4 bedrooms, bv- (l9x12) attached garage family room with fireplace. Central air. An ideal family home. see it WOODS - $47,000 Great 3 bedroom starter today. 1341 Audubon 109 room with fIreplace, large kitchen with home, tastefully decorated, country apphances, 2 car garage, FHA or VA kitchen, new roof && gutters BY APPOINTMENT available OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 CANAL HOME for dedicated boaters, newer Walk to Brownell Junior High deck and steel seawall, tri-level home, cen- 482 FIsher 76,000 Stop - Look, Buy!! Three bedroom Colonial and a paneled air conditioned G P. SCHOOLS - Harper Woods Three bed- tral air, attached garage 437 Moran 73,900 family room WIth a garden view. Close.to schools and shoppmg. Own- room bungalow in immaculate condition, BUNGALOW - $58,900 Possible mother-in-law 975 FIsher 84,900 ers transferred, are anxIOus to pack their bags. Call on this one today. lovely decor throughout. Newer furnace at quarters in this Engllsh home With 2 full 1204 Harvard 98,000 central air, newer kitchen. baths, famdy room at recreatIOn room, Call 1081 MarIan Ct. 139,000 FIRST OFFERINGS for detaIls. 1064 Balfour 115,000 YorkshIre - Three bedroom, 21k bath certter entrance ColonIal. Generous 1454 Falrholme 104,900 rooms, well constrocted. Needs decorating. Den, bathroom,. Priced to FIRST OFFERING - Lovely Colonial, we17 2080 Hollywood 47,000 sell. Moving out of state. maintained by original owner Three bed- 581 Saddle Ln 155,000 Land Contract - For the beginner or the retiree - neat 2 bedroom b~ rooms, 2~ baths, den, Florida room open- 8B3 Westchester 93,900 galow Florida room and 2 car garage. Hurry - it's a bargain at ing onto large patio, nicely landscaped. $30,500. Harper Woods. Englehardt - St. Clair Shores - SpoUess 2 bedroom brick ranch, family OWNER WANTS OFFER Oxford Rd room, 2 car garage. Assumable mortgage 9%. Owner anxious. Call FIRST OFFERING - Woods 3 bedroom Cola- $119,900 Pnced for quick sale, " bedroom, today. nialm excellent condition, beautiful decor, 21,2 baths, faml1y room, very large lot, at- CommercIal Property - 160' ne~ Eastland on 8 Mile. updated baths, new carpeting, new kitchen tached garage, updated kitchen floor, family room, paneled recreation 882-5200 1011 BEACONSFIELD - Brick 1Ocome with room with natural fireplace. large rooms, priced 10 mid-fIfties allllS. Que n FIRST OFFERINGS LEWISTON between Grosse Pomte Blvd and KERBY ROAD - Near Kercheval Four bed- REALTORS Kercheval Four bedrooms 2~ bath resi- rooms 21,2 bath Colomal Family room, 1ST OFFERING - Four bedrooms, 21k bath dence plus maids room at bath Paneled central air, 72x146 lot Colonial on Balfour Updated kitchen, 2 car den, l07x167 lot, 2 car attached garage HARVARD ROAD near E Warren 10 DetrOIt. MACK attached garage, 123x172 lot. 119,000. 117~6 LEWISTON - Near Charlevoix. French styled Engl1sh bungalow Newer kItchen WIth 1ST OFFERING - Country Club Dr. - Super resIdence With 4 bedrooms 21k baths plus breakfast room Two bedrooms on 1st. location at entrance to Country Club of De- 5th bedroom WIth bath on 3rd Recreation Large expansion attic on 2nd 45,500. troIt. FIVe bedroom, 31k bath Colonial with room LAKE SHORE ROAD - Outstanding 1~ story heated pool && 3 car attached garage. Lib- LEXINGTON - Three bedroom 2 bath seml- contemporary with 5 family bedrooms 51k rary With fireplace, family room, 1st noor ranch TJled & paneled basement. attached baths plus 2 maids rooms && bath 25x21 ft bedroom, central air garage, near transportation Immediate family room, 17x17 library, spnnkler sys- 1ST OFFERING - McKmley near Richard possession. tem, heated pool WIth JacuzZI, 4 car heated School && "The Hill". Four bedroom Colo- LINCOLN - Four bedroom 2112bath Colomal, garage, beautiful landscaping nial on 60 foot lot. Family room, newer fur- porch, 19x19 family room on 2nd floor, re- McKINLEY - Close to Hill shops & Richard nace, 2 car garage. creation room, 2 car attached garage elementary. Three bedroom English Up- 1ST OFFERING - UDlversity. Four bedroom 125,000 dated kItchen, paneled recreation room Englisp Tudor near Kercheval Terrace, PEACH TREE - Coloma I near the Hunl Club With fireplace &: bar Only 72,000 2nd floor laundry, recreation room, at: Four bedrooms, 2112 baths, den & family AUDUBON - Three bedroom Colonial. 1st tached garage room, attached garage block off Mack on Audubon in DetrOit New 1ST OFFERING - Grosse Pomte Shores. PROVENCAL - Enghsh manse on l00x550 lot 2OX20ft family room NIcely decorated 719 LAKEPOINTE Three bedroom, 21k bath ranch 10 Impecca- 505 HOLLYWOOD Modern kitchen, hbrary, 6 bedrooms 51,2 MAPLETON near Grosse Pomte Blvd Con- Take your bme strolhng through ble condition Large family room WIth fire- A~o open - neat as a pin, very baths, recreation room, central air Apart- temporary reSidence Ideal for Single or tms Park miru-manslOn. Taste- place && built-ins, finished basement, cent- pnvate location near shcools. ment over attached garage young couple Two slory hvmg room, mod- fully decorated with lots ex- ral air, 2~ car attached garage, 100 foot or Three bedroom Bungalow thlt ST PAUL - Three bedroom 1112 balh town- ern kllchen, den or bedroom With bath on tras ~~d be a 4 bedroom. Updated lot house New kitchen, central air, recreatIOn 1st Bedroom & bath on 2nd, 2 car tandem 1ST OFFERING - Mapleton - Completely re- IllSlde, new roof and driveway. room 85,500 garage, hot tub In brick court yard see it Sunday 2-5. decorated && updated Colonial. Three bed- STEPHENS - SpacIOus residence on lovely WASHINGTON ROAD near St Paul Five bed- rooms, new furnace, new vinyl siding. street Five bedrooms 41,2 baths plus 1st room 3lf.z bath Colomal, hbrary, attached Spotless ranch in the Woods, central air, great recreation room and moroe, floor maids room && bath LIbrary &: famdy garage only $75,300 room, 3 car attached garage 16Ox175lot Jdln S Goodman Inc handles top night Investment properties. AUDUBON - Four bedroom 21k bath center UNIVERSITY - Three bedroom Colomal, re- entrance Colonial Modern kitchen, family Harper Woods I Spotless 3 umt commercial buikhng on Kelly. Long term creation room, central air, 3 car garage tenants, great location 5,000 square feet room, 2 car attached garage 72,000 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 IMPECCABLE CONDITION I BALFOUR - Extraordinary Colonial with fam- WHITnER - Lovely 4 bedroom 21h bath En- 1886Allard. 3 bedroom Colomal Family room - A THINKING MAN'S INVESTMENT. Suitable for A NEW or EXPAND- Ily room && sunroom Bedroom && 11k bath gl1sh 20 ft kitchen, den, recreation room, 2 84,500 ING BUSINESS as weD as the ASTUTE INVESTOR. 30 000 lJqUIIrt on 1st plus 3 bedrooms, library 6: 2 baths on car garage 118,500 978 Balfour - 4 bedroom Colonial with pool Re- feet, 6 seperate rentals with separate utilities. Located in the heart of 2nd. Recreation room 6: complete kitchen PRIME resldentlal sites on Sycamore Lane In duced to 155,000 in basement Heated pool with bath house. Jefferson-Chalmers Rehab District Three blocks South of Groae the City Call for details 746 Balfour . 5 bedroom Colonial Library . Pointe 2~ car attached garage 132,500 BALFOUR ROAD - Six bedroom 3~ bath re- 16118 . 16114E Warren For lease or sale. Suitable for varied profesa1onal 179 Beaupre - 4 bedroom Engbsh 3 car garage bUSiness Good locatJoo sidence in the Windmill Pointe area Den && 83 Kercheval Avenue . 135,000 screened porch, 2 car attached && heated We are expanding our Sales operation. Interested parties should contact 1439 Bedford - 3 or 4 bedroom Colonial - Den . Joseph Sowerby at ~3060 garage. l00xl75 lot 97.500 h In (llf ,,,;,, K fJPOp/p BEDFORD - Three or " bedroom Colonial on 712 Berkshire - Enghsh Tudor Faml1y room 6: 78 foot lot Paneled den, aWlporch, recrea- (lnd hOIl.w's pool - 197,000 tion room with fireplace 1901 Severn . 4 bedroom Colomal LIbrary && BERKSIDRE - Delightful English Tudor with with inUl/{;Iwt ;on~' family room - 130,000 3Jo~n$. I , , ,-, \ . h" Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983 FIRST OFFERING - Immaculate 3 bedroom 2 bath Ranch, built in 1966 With a beautiful family room, spacious kitchen, attached two car garage, large lot and an additional adjoining lot can also be purchased only $82,900. 20817 MACK FIRST OFFERING - The perfect starter, this 3 bedroom brick ranch features a great recreation 884-5280 at room, summer porch and wooden deck all mcely situated on a quiet cul-(le-sac well pnced at HAWTHORNE $53,900 FIRST OFFERING - Prime Grosse Pomte Woods 3 bedroom Colonial With family room, close to schools, transportation and all ready to just move m. Better hurry, only $81,000 FIRST OFFERINGS IN THE PARK - We have some outstandmg 3 and 4 bedroom homes, well decorated Wlth features Location Price BrlBA Featarell as vaned as Mutschler kitchens and double lots to elaborate patios and mground swimnung pools Call us for more detads 174,900 3125 SpaCIOUSColorual, lIbrary Sunnmgdale, GPW IN THE WOODS - Oxford Road - Talk about opportumty . Consider, 3 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, RIdgemont, GPF 79,900 412 Excellent locatIOn & CondJ.tlon family room With cathedral cedmg, wet bar and fireplace . Bournemouth, GPF 79,000 3115 Elegant Sprawhng ranch INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - Grosse Pomte City two.£anuly - Assume 80/.% mortgage on thiS Hampton, GPW 47,000 311 DoU house, large fam room brick ~5 flat With separate furnaces and utll1t1es Call for details Bnerstone, HW 59,500 311 Large ranch, great kitchen GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Elegant Colomal, Just off Lakeshore DrIve, custom bwlt by Mast Huntington, GPW 72,500 312 SUper bungalow, C A C Beautifully decorated m warm earth tones, a large fanuly room With wet bar and fireplace, four OPEN 2.5 SUNDAY bedrooms, three fuU baths Call today for further detwls. 938 Roslyn. Elegant Cape Cod m Grosse Pointe Woods Very clean 24306 Warnngton Very large ranch In E Detroit 1 5 baths 19096 Huntlngton SpacIous ranch, 4 bdrm , 2 full baths, Ig lot CENTURY-21 LOCHMOOR Ib the only Century 21 office With membership In the Youngblood Grobbe POinte Exchange OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 " 277 Kenwood Court ncaUylftC, 1404 Devonshire 1353 Bedford "WE LOVE IT" ." That'., what YQ\.1 'll --ay when a memhel' of the - ..... A Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange finds you your new home. "-. ~,. , .... M S~~ 20439 MACK AVEttUE Grosse POinte Woods CD, ~ , BORLAND ASSOCIATES &,~,~~ ;ee4~ ," , OF ;-llhere Stzles and Friends Are .1IIule" 886-8710 Richard E. Borlllnd, Sr Je$$lca Keatlon EllIlne L Borland Bobble Ligan RIChard E BorIaDd, Jr EARL KEIM Paul Locrlchlo LI) OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Helen Connolly Jtll McBride N OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 ~ Manlyn CotlcchlO Joyce sanders ,~,\ Kay CuM Ingham REALTY Bruce Sanders > 1389 BRYS - Just reduced Owner very anxl- 597 PERRIEN PLACE - off MorningSide 3 Mary De Mamiold Nlney Schumaker ous 3 bedroom colomal with fireplace. bedroom ranch WIth 21,2 baths, family G) , Nancy Hohlfedt Tom Steen C Pat Home Bob TIghe C Modern kitchen $11,600 assumes 100/4% room, screened porch 2 car attached gar- Joanne Horner Betty Wyborf/kl ~ mortgage. age. Umque floor plan Pegy Hume THE FULL SERVICE Mary Kaye Ferry en 21103 COUNTRY CLUB - Cape cod located m PEOPLE 686 BIRCH LN - 3 bedroom ranch on a large ''I Z Harper Woods Updated country kitchen '11$[111'-' • W lot Family room, dmmg room, 21,2 baths, with built-ins. Central air PatiO, 21,2 car -< a. first floor laundry. Assumable mortgage OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 o garage. FIreplace ~ , ~.v LI) 947 LAKE SHORE - Grosse Pointe Shores. 20451 DAMMAN - Harper Woods - 3 bedroom 0 I bungalow With family room Well land- N Newly decorated colomal 4 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, many new items, alarm system. scaped Patio Central air Assumable riI Sprinkler system Mortgage at 11% Z I ~ 11307 WAY BURN - off Whittier. Just redaced1 en Z 1070 HAMPTON - Charming decor, In mint 3 bedroom colomal with fabulous family C:: 1, ::» condition 3 bedrooms, Ilf.z baths, new room (2().8x15.3) with doorwalls to brick z l en \ kitchen Family room, recreation room patio IIf.zbaths. Brand new furnace Firep. ~ z Lovely yard lace in livmg room. -< w a. o OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 OPEN SUNDAY 2M5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 ~ BY APPOINTMENT FIRST OFFERING .. 961 S RENAUD - A small family, couple or . single will love the Immaculate condition of our new 2 bedroom ranch In FIRST OFFERING - FISHER RD Grosse Pointe Farms - Done to a "T" offenng 3 bedrooms, the Woods Carpeted throughout with central air conditioning, and all 11,2baths, completely updated kitchen New carpeting and custom drapes in den New custom major kitchen appliances mcluded. Generous sized rooms, pme paneled drapes m hvmg room Central air, 21f.zcar garage. Recreation room Assume mortgage at library/den and 2 car attached garage with automatic door are a few 121h% features. Situated on an oversized, beautifully manicured lot with fruit FIRST OFFERING- "- Harper Woods, Grosse Pointe School system Three bedroom ranch With bearing trees llnd flowering shrubs. GUARDIAN HOME WARRANTY. See two full baths, large famdy room Modern kitchen. Recreation room. Attached garage Car- It Sunday, $115,000 petmg two years old. Land Contract terms with 20% down for 7 years. FIRST OFFERING .. 370 McMILLAN In the heart of the Farms, this charming 3 bedroom Colonial boasts a 150 ft lot, on 3 sides Yes, it's a LAKEPOINTE Income 3BD separate uhhhes, Rec room. 2 car garage Excellent condhon tnangle with lots of space to expand or perhaps even build in the RIDGEMONT Ranch 2 BD Pnced at $48,800. Fireplace, garage, excellent starter home future. Large master bedroom, and kitchen plus a 550 square foot SUNNINGDALE Colomal 4 BD Completely redecorated, 2th baths, library, family room brick patio off the screen porch. Much more to see this SUnday or call VAN K Coloma I 4 BD Larp;e bedrooms, 21f.zbaths, family room, screened gazebo 8116-3800for an earher appointment. GUARDIAN HOME WARRANTY OLD HOMESTEAD Tn.-level 4BD 2th baths, family room, In perlect condJ.tion $96,400. PRESTWICK Colomal 3 BD 11,2baths, fueplace, 2 car garage With heated room attached 64 RANDOR CIRCLE.. Great Farms location, a big small house Two bedrooms plus den down, 3 bedrooms plus sitting room up Charming English design Walk to the Hill, hbrary, bus & schools $110,000 Need a compact 2 bedroom condo? OUrs at 16839E JEFFERSON mcludes stove, refrigerator, and all you have to do is move m! Low maintenance fee. $62,900. 1157THREE MILE DRIVE - Immed1ate occupancy! Put your family In William J. Champion & Company this fine neighborhood and lovely English estate sale home. Four bedrooms, den, breakfast room. more! 31f.zbaths, extra large lot See OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 It Sunday. $147,000 G~OSSE POINTE SCHOOLS ThIS freshly decorated 11f.zstory at 20521 LANCASTER m St Clair Shores offers 3 bedrooms (2 up and one down) N ewer carpeting and energy effiCient furnace, extra insulation & fenced yard. All brick/aluminum. A great buy $54,900 20631 FLEETWOOD in Harper Woods Mint conditlon 2 bedroom 2 bath home has beamed ceiling family room with a Franklin fire stove There's even a new recreation room with wet bar and second kJ.tchen Paho, gnIl more. Grosse Pointe schools Hurry! $71,500 Need a 2 bedroom all aluminum ranch with family room &: fenced yard for ~v '~ only $36,900 Stop by 20931 HAMPTON in Harper Woods tills SUnday & .~'h-~.4'd_ you'll see a lot more Like '83 kitchen and bath, newer roof, furnace etc 1083BEDFORD 399 RIVARD 3911 THREE MILE Grosse POinte schools CLASSIC COLONIAL with favo- TRANSFERRED OWNER must 4 iil~;t LOVELY SCREENED TER- .... i rite center hall floor plan features RACE accents thIS handsome sell this 3 bedroom, H2 bath colo- GREAT NEW OFFERINGS 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, spacIous condomImum There are 3 bed- nial This bright, airy house has LOOK' ONLY $46,000 will buy a reaUy neat 2 bedroom co-op Generous family room and Immediate oc- rooms and 2 baths on the second custom detail throughout and is Or...... e...-"" Sized rooms Excellent taste and condJ.t1on. Move right m Adults only cupancy floor, 2 bedrooms and bath on the the perfect starter home Pnced l!xcflanIel ..u.... third Architectural gem I under $25,000 With Immediate oc- FOR THE FAMILY cupancy THAT LOVES BOfIand A.. ~ Ql Early Keim Aeeftv PEOPLE, thiS hand- 837 PEMBERTON - PRICE SLASHED on thiS handsome 3 bedroom, 21h bath colomal Extras mclude • some 4 bedroom tram- cherry-paneled library, den, breakfast room and lovely lot . Century 21loebmoor .. Ii tlOnal home offers lots Wm J Champion • ~-1 ~ of space to entertam BY APPOINTMENT &00 . ~ Big Mutschler kitchen • FIRST OFFERING - HANDSOME ENGLISH TUDOR on large landscaped lot, quality bUIlt and well Oana~er.&Mr, .- and family room plus mamtameecher Lorr alOe KIrchner Hendrie, fnc. screened terrace and Sally Clarke ~\ elynf' Rupp patiO For all the de- Marian Dod~e Barhara Slmp~on ShortWQOCl tails call 8116-3800 Its Oorothy Healy .Jean Wakel> E.A .rown just $99,500 Dl,me Kt'lh Chene Pille SIMA_ItJOo Cathy ('hamplOn Dillaman Broker We have lots more to talk about from Incomes- to mansIOns Something Str0r!9matl for every taste and checkbook Call us, THE HELPFUL PEOPLE for any &Attoe+atM real estate needs . WM.J. TaPP6f1 al\d ~,Inc. \1, mh,r of Ih•. LeWAn,1) 0:-' Tin HII L GROSSE POINTE OFFICE THE WOODS OFFICE (;r""r POln11' Rf'al F'I "If' ~" h.w". TOiea !In" fn ('1 0"' ( I'~IntC' f- n m ... AQoc:I ... OPEN SUNDA Y 1()'4 OPEN SUNDA Y 1().4 Ma, omb Hoard fir H, "llor, dCI (h flom P('} I \ III ug ... Cha~ion""0 COM'''''V 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue lll'lrod Board or H,.,It"r, Young*'od ~Ity. lno, , (free parkmg In rear) (Just South of VerDIer) 102 Kercheval 884-5700 ,. , ; ->0 ->"-':,:t:~ 886-3800 884-6400 J , Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-S SINE REALTY TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. ..• IT'S WOSTH YOUR TIME Don'tbea TO CALL, SINE, . , BY APPOINTMENT STEPHENS NEAR KERCHEVAL - Beautiful heart breaker GROSSE POINTE WOODS Southern Colonial with a New Orleans ac- , W William - 3 bedrooms . 1~ baths. Semi- cent Library, family room, first floor bed- Ranch - Formal dinmg room - Rec. room - room and bath plus 5 bedrooms and four 2 car garage Excellent location baths up. Four fireplaces, recreatioa room and 3 car garage $3SO,OOO. Prestwick - 4 bedrooms. 2lh baths - .on Extra Large Lot - large kitchen. attached garage GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Spacious ranch - Family room - Must see. . on the entrance drive of the COW1try Club 24-foot paneled family room with fireplace CLINTON TWP. and bar, 4 bedrooms, 3~ baths plus maid's room and bath. TOWN HOUSE With 2 bedrooms - 1~ baths - A C . bwlt-1Os. garage - Mamtenance, heat KENSINGTON NEAR MAUMEE - Convement & water - $112 00 per month Bargam .. tri-Ievel design with paneled family room FIRST OFFERING on 3rd bedroom, 2~ baths. Ideal locahon stop smoking. near shopping $99,500. 211 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE - CUSTOM Michigan Hedrl A~soc,allon I!'a SINE REALTY m ~E fiGHTING fO~ VO\J~lift V MULTILIST ~ERVICE BUILT COLONIAL WITH A HEATED 1035 DEVONSHIRE - THOROUGHLY REDE- POOL Make the most of the summer CORATED AND MODERNIZED. includ10g FARM~ OFFICE 884 7000 months with your own pool surrounded by a lovely new kitchen, new carpeting and lovely gardens and landscaping adjacent to exquisite marble features 10 the kitchen, the Country Club Paneled hbrary With garden room and luxurious master bat- fireplace,' family room, 4 or 5 bedrooms, hroom wIth jacuzzI Library, screened 3lh baths, central AlC, kar garage. porch 4 large bedrooms, 2~ baths Assume 5111 WASHINGTON - PRICE REDUCED' 9.5% mortgage A good listing just became eVeD better with 266 LEWISTON - EARLY AMERICAN COL- TAPPAN AND a price reduction to $140,000 for thiS ONIAL WITH EXTRA CHARM! Family .. I 5-bedroom colonial Library, breakfast room, hbrary, recreation room with fIrep- ASSOCIATES room, recreahon room, 3~ baths lace, bedrooms, 3~ baths, attractIvely de- TAP~NAND 240 CLOVERLY - UNIQUE FRENCH COLO- corated. A favorite Farms location. NIAL IN HILLSIDE LOCATION. SpaCIOUS 1544 BRYS - BRICK BUNGALOW with fIrep- ASSvCI JES 884-6200 -l----jI~Ati~~1------_ flrst.floor master suite, 2 bedrooms up- lace, modern kitchen Three bedrooms, stairs, outstanding kitchen and breakfast paneled recreation room, newer furnace JUST LISTED NEW room, first floor laundry. Extra features with central air Attractively decorated {"'/" include a curved stairway, marble flooring, hIghest quality hardware, large closets, 125 STEPHENS - AN EXCEPTIONAL COLO- alarm system, exceptlonal patio and land. NIAL IN A PRIME LOCATION. The floor scaping plan in this fine Colomal provides privacy for everyone, even in a large family MERRIWEATHER NEAR G P. BLVD. - Col- Paneled library, family room, recreation onial in prIme Farms locatlon. Paneled bb- room, 5 or 6 bedrooms. 5lh baths One of rary, screened porch, recreation room, 5 the two master smtes is ideal for in-laws. bedrooms. 3'h baths. Extra features include central air, 3 firep- laces and a 3-car garage 599 RIVARD - Family room, hbrary master suite with beamed cathedral ceiling, three LUXURY CONDOMINIUM other bedrooms and 2~ baths, flDlshed basement. 17111JEFFERSON AT NEFF ROAD Enjoy the privacy, security and convenience of this Four bedroom farmhouse. excellent condition ELM COURT - Four-bedroom colonial on lovely apartment with 2 bedrooms, 2 bat- Three bedrooms in good location. Nice closet Many plus features. famIly room w/natural ~-acre lot near the lake. Den, 2~ baths, hrooms, library with bar, spacious rooms space and good sized rooms. Enter thMl ves- fireplace-raised hearth. modern kitchen Hurry recreation room with fireplace, patio, cent- and closets. $200,000 including the attractive tibule to living room wlfireplace. Den off dining ral AC, Mutschler kitchen, new furnace. furnishings. - make and appointment to see while It lasts. room Deck on 2nd floor w/protectlve railing. 442 St. Clair Only $72.500. Well mamtained for only $71,900. C.W. Toles William E. Keane TOLE~ & FIRST OFFERING - INCOM~ - Very well kept Has livmg room, dJrung room, kitchen w/b- Sue Adelberg Ann W. Sales reakfast room, 2 bedrooms in upper and lower units, marble sills. Basement is divided with Betsy B, Buda Jacquelyn M. Scott ASSOCIATES, INC. rec room, lav. furnace Only $57,500 Sally C. Coo James D. Standish, III REALTORS 885-2000 FIRST OFFERING - Extremely lovely street 2 Family m excellent condition. Both lower and MarY' F. Ferber Lqis M,. Tol~ 74 KERCHEVAL upper have large living rooms. dining room, modern kitchens. 2 bedrooms and jalousied windowed porch off bedroom 3 car garage, private basements with separate utilties. $119,000. CUSTOM BUILT - four bedrooms, waterfront w/breathtaking view - Broken Rocks Assoc. in Port Austin, MI ClUbhouse, tennis court - caretaker maintains club facilities and roads. Please call for mformatlon. lHELP WANTEDI Much quahty renovating done - home has unusual charm Living room, dining room. breakfast Local Realtors are losing their "FOR SALE" signs at an alarming rate. room, 2 bedrooms lower UDlt Upper has living room, 2 bedrooms, sundeck. Updated kitchens Since there Is about $50.00 Investment In each one, we ask your help in and baths, both units Stoves &: refrldgerators included Private entrances Only $65,000. retrieving them. If a prankster deserts one on yoar property, would you Cozy 3 bedroom bungalow w/hvmg &: dmmg rooms - updated kitchen and bath. Front and rear return It, please, to any local real estate oftlce? (No questions asked!) Many Thanks. porches enclosed Now "Lease WIOption to Buy" of Simple Assumption $33,900. Vacant lot between 1034 and 1026 on WhIther SpaCIOUSmodern home with skylights. Home is airy arid bright w/library, family room,' "special' kJtchen". 5 bedrooms, 3~ baths Great slate roof and much wanted marble sills. Only $Ui8,OOO. Charming older home With many new attractive fentures in updating: 3 bedrooms, den, 2nd floor OUR FIRST OFFERINGS INCLUDE . family room, designer's kitchen wIbreakfast room. Heated studio atl.ached to garage w/lott, heated and glassed front proch $95.000 FORMER JUNIOR LEAGUE SHOWHOUSE! This luxurious 5 bedroom Colonial on the lake includes classic marble foyer, master suite with fireplace and balcony, library, gourmet kItchen, handy service stairs plus elevator, stunning VIew of the lake and much more - TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES/gO KERCHEVAlI884-6200 central air, of course Call 884-0600 to arrange a rewarding mterior inspection AUDUBON - SpaCIOUSTudor with 4 bedroo~ 2lh baths + 3rd floor suite, family room, Florida room, great kitchen, well landscaped larger lot. You'Ulike the affordable price - let us tell "Our nest egg could be more you more. 884-0600 I ~thanyou ever dreamed. ELEGANT FRENCH Traditional near the lake features dramatic slate foyer With winding stair- case, Z'/' sunken living room, library with fireplace, large kitchen. 4 bedrooms and 3lh baths + complete .2 bedroom carriage house. Exciting detalls at 884-0600! 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IfAlrOIS GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 \1, j Feature Page Twelve-B Thursday, June 9, 1983 , Elegant flJ.otnte r Counter Points Eating by Pat R.oq,sseau A selection of recipes from the forthcoming low-calorie. low- For Father ... and grandfather too there's a cholesterol - and penny-wise - white bptcher's apron that the. r1 ~~ln cookbook by Thyra Grey Howard says I Love Dad and can be ~9~-l.-~i5 and Helena DeWitt Roth featur- personalized with hand.paint. h.:wol'bcith&1inens ing, this week. SUMMER AS- ed children's names. It's ~ote PARAGUS SUGGESTIONS. priced $14.95 at The Bed, Bath & Linens Store, 16906 Kercheval. Allow one Asparagus, a member of the week. Open Thursdays and Fridays until 9 p.m .. Lily FamIly, is a natIve of Europe 881-9890. and has been cultIvated for over 2,000 years ~aliforma is the lead- * * * ing commercIal producer, but as- fC:\ ~ ImagIne.. a button cover " gold paragus IS grown successfully In """w ,Wed or gold plated.. Just slIp lt over any many prIvate gardens It IS a ~"I regular size button on a blouse or shirt. It low.calorie, low-carbohydrate can be personalIzed. At Valente Jewelers a vegetable, del icious prepared pair is priced from $10. See the selectIOn at many ways, espeCIally good 16849 Kercheval ... 881.4800. served cold, in salads Asparagus nutrients Include * * * VItamins A and C, potaSSIUm, For ye.,. m.ovie .&an. tycoou. &op ,overamea& flllU'e. aDd nIacm, B-complex and calCIUm &ravel.wiIe Grosse Poilllen (lacludiDg PaW Gltre of Mr. Q Trav- SIX medium sprouts equal about el) hve eajoyed &lMl Spa. of Rom"'a aDd Dr. Q 18 calorIes. Suggested seasomngs AU A '. &re.&.e.u a& &lie deluxe HeMel Include tarragon, thyme, nutmeg, Jl'Iora eIIBIe .. BIIda&rel&. It'. all f.r lleaJUa MR.. garlic and prepared mustard aM IleaD fer aD. Mr. Q Tnvel oiren &11'0 .:t weeki ollieall.' ad ple .. re IIIdl8dlq air fare ~ sauce • • • .& .... tit.. rlell a"r.... prkel. CaD . • ...... Artists Market BAKED ASPARAGUS AU * * * NATURAL Special ... at the Notre Dame Pharmacy, Cie features Pointe 1 - 1/2lbs. fresh asparagus cologne sp-ay is now specially priced $5 for 314oz. Pinch of salt bottle. Pinch of pepper * * * pair in its 'Six' 2 Tbsp. margarine ThtJugh Our Name Says ... Mutschler KItchens, let Prebeat oven to 300'. Break off us design for you a family room to make your leIsure Grosse Pointe's LOUISE NOBILl, pictured ends of asparagus, trim scales time an experumce of comfort ... your TV o~ a swwel above with her "Party for Hawkins," and JIM and rinse. Place in 8-inch square In a cabinet, your stereo nestled in arwther cabmet on a PALLAS at right, are two of the "Six Artists baking dish. Sprinkle with salt pull out drawer . . . all this ~ available at Mutschler from the Market's History" featured through and pepper; dot with margarine. Kitchens ... 20227 Mack Avenue. Friday, June 24, at the Detroit Artists Market Cover tightly with foU $nd bake 30 on Randolph Street in Harmony Park. to 35 minutes. Makes 6 delicious £"'I\~ * * * servings. S Tile Po" FuJIi••... I. COII~g I.. Flftb Nobili's work is included in many private and Calories per serving about 50. AlUllvenary Sale for tile IDOIltJa of Jue. save zt% 011 corporate collections, among them those of Cholesterol O. "I,' aU Iprbtg aDd IUDUlier lullioa •• & 1511Z Kerelteval iD Comerica, Blue CrosS/Blue Shield and Detroit ~,,~ fl tile Part: •.• 8Z2-Z818. ..."',.... '" * * General Hospital, Steelcase in Grand Rapids VARIATIONS: and Califorma's Mellus Giro!. She retires as Frozen - Place one package (10 Tony Cueter . reminds us that it's hot too professor of Painting at Wayne State Univer- oz.) asparagus in I-quart cas- soon to think about Father's Day. At Bijouterie sity at the conclusion of the current semes- serole, add 1/4 cup water, 1 Tbsp. thel"e's an excellent selection ter. . margarine: cover. Bake in 3s(}" of fine watches inclUding ovep until crisp-tender. Makes 3 pocket styles ... also other Pallas earned both his Bachelor and Mas- servings. ter of Fine Arts degrees at WSU. His sculptures fine jewelry pieces to please _-'-TID Calories per serving 55. dad. Tony Cueter can design have been featured in one-man shows at the Cholesterol O. one-of-a-kind jewelry that will tell your dad that Detroit Institute of Arts and the Allan Stone Steamed • Place steamer basket he's really special. Stop by 20445Mack Avenue ... Gallery in New York City. ~is ,~ommissio?ed in saucepan or Dutch oven over Open Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5:30 work includes "Century of LIght on Washmg- about an inch of water. Bring to ton Boulevard and "Senate Piece" for the boil. Add cleaned asparagus. Washington, D.C., offices of Senator C~L~e. Steam uotD crisp-tender. (Young, tender 'SbOots t.ke onty • sbort ~e3.m.... -::; Galk:i •• Lt~. . . . i. offermg vin. time, older spears a little longer.) $2,500 worth of /lIght ~nsurance WIth the pur- David Barr John Glick, Hughie Lee-Smith Garden rresh asparagus is so de- licious that seasonings are gilding chase of any airllne tidet. Call 886-0111. and Carol Waid are the other four artists re- presented in this final exhibition of the Mar- the lily! Makes 3 servings. * * * ket's 50th anniversary season Calories per serving about 22. DM To . • • •• overwllellllial relpollse to Jeffrey Bnaee'. • Cholesterol O. m.ake.. e..... tlq a& &lie Edward Nepl SaIoD. be I. retundag "They are among the most accomplished of * Wedaelday. J1lJIe %2. Call for all appoilltmeDt DOW ••• 118t-8858. Harry I the artists who have exhibited at the Detroit ROQUEFORT ASPARAGUS '" '" Artists Market," says Mary Denison, the 2 boxes frozen asparagus JOSEF'S. ... fresh apple fian is a very Market's artistic director. "Each is asking 4 Tbsp. margarine, heated special treat. You deserve the Dest. Find it serious questIons about personal meaning, 2 Tbsp. tarragon wine vinegar at 21150Mack Avenue. P.S. You can order using personal expressions." 3 - 1/2Tbsp. Roquefort cheese those hard-to .find meringue shells. Call 881.5710. Gallery hours at the Detroit Artists Market Cook asparagus in steamer until are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Satur- just tender. Melt margarine in At Ed MalIszewski* ... *you can* custom order hand- day. small saucepan, add other ingred. made cotton American rag rugs and chair pads to go ients: stir until smooth. Serve hot over bot asparagus. Serves 4. with them. , . 21435 Mack, 776-5511. Free parking in Calories per serving about 116. front. Cholesterol about 7 mgs. ... '" * • sa .. y Day•... are .... e1y aIlead. Greet tIlem iD tile brtpt, Short and to the Pointe eoIorflll lUdrelln ID priD&I .Dd IOIId [ 'I MUSHROOM AND c~. ftlere II .110 • Jrell& .eleetloa f1l ASPARAGUS STIR-FRY cottoa bit IttrtI a" &oPl ID .oIld colors .~sAmong University of Michigan sever al other processes con- and their daughter, MISS NANCY_ 3 Tbsp. vegetable oil ud poIbdoU at MJelleDe'. PI.ce, 17.. PLAcE students recently honored for tributing to the understanding of J. ARLINGTON, a recent grad- lIb. asparagus, tnmmed, Mack A.e ... e ... OpeD Tv.e.daya their contributions to campus ac- genetic dIseases. He is the fIrst tJar-p saaarday. 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. uate of Eastern Michigan Univer- washed, cut in 2-inch slices tivities and events is JAMES M. M.D. - PH.D student at UM to sity, welcomed Mrs Vincent's • * * WILSON, of Lewiston Road, be supported by the Medical SCI- 112 lb. fresh mushrooms, ends Tom . . . formerly from Rosewood, is now a parents PROFESSOR and MRS. trimmed, T-sliced medical student and recent Ph D. entlst Traimng Program of the KARL MEISTER, of Munich, stylist at the Edward Nepi Salon. Introducing the graduate. He established a tech- National InstItute of Health 1 Tbsp soy sauce new Root Perm, specially priced $45. Call 884.8858 West Germany, to The Polhte on nique for purifying large quan- * * '" May 16. The Meisters' anmlal visit 1thin slice fresh ginger for an appointment. tities of an enzyme whIch is defic- MR. and MRS. GEORGE C will be highlighted by the mar- 112 cup chicken broth ient m some patients and refined VINCENT, of Lakeshore Road, 2 tsp. cornstarch Golfer's Crying'" Towel'" ... is.one of the humor- nage of Miss Arlington, Mrs. Mei- ster's only grandchild, on June 11. 3 Tbsp. cold water ous gifts for dad at Wright's Gift and Lamp Shop, WhIle here, Professor MeI~.ter, a Lots of mugs too and, of course, greeting cards ga- The QE 2 . . . invites you to a Heat oil in skillet or wok until fabulous three day party at sea, sail- ll« composer, conductor and iuthor, veJ'Y' hot. Add asparagus and stir- lore ... 18650Mack Avenue with FREE PARKING 1; WIll celebrate his 80th birthday. fry for 1 minute. Add mushrooms next to the building. ing from New York. R.S.V.P, 886- _w~~~ mos. Wallace Travel, "We've got the RAVE L '" '" * and stir-fry for 1 more minute. * * * DANIEL W GORENFLO, son Add soy sauce, ginger and chicken At The Crystal Certter ... we Lmport directly from whole world in our hands " brotl) and bring to a boil. Cover Europe brmging you savings up to 60%. Your gIft gw- of MR and MRS WILLIAM C. GORENFLO, of Lincoln Road, re- and reduce heat: simmer until mg duemma will be solved WIth our selectIOn of over five "I.Tf'n' 'UrtUt.r-D SPECIAL 20% ceived his Bachelor of Sclen~e de- asparagus is crisp-tender. Mix hundred full leaded crystal Ltems, each reflectmg the ~",,{SERl...Y .J.\y ..~ ...lJ\. OFF frebh cut flowers gree with honors in Psychology cornstarch and. water; add to con. quallty, preCISIOn and prLde of European craftsmen. Casn. and. carry. MaCk at Lochmoor 886-0300 and SOCIOlogy from MIchigan tents in skillet, stirring until the Come see for yourself ... 19866 Mack Avenue, 343- State University March 12. He will mixture thickens. makes 4 serv- 9078. ~ . .. begin his graduate studIes In the ings. tTM'I...... for men 'and boys. Nlke. Adldas. Members MA-Ph D. program in SocIal/Per- , Calories per serving about ]45. Doc&or,* L.wyer,* 111410* Cllief ... TIle Mole Only. Levis. Jordache, Calvin Klein. Farah, f ,. .J sonality Psychology at MSU in COO.esterol O. Hole 1Ia. jut Ute lift for .... Grelt ••• Wia. Career Clab and Gant sblr1s. See the surprising selection of p.raph .... IIa, pnllelldoaal lIarller •..., . mea's fashions. Free gift boxes. It's wor1h the drive to Mack September pred1ld •• Celfee To GG .,w resll&Ut ter AVeRue one block sOlltb of 9 Mile Road ... 777.8&20. * '" .. e.n or boa&s or • but roller &b&'t a &re.t 'or AIrman NICHOLAS A GRUT- ••,..e ... Iterdleval at 8&. Clair ud Tower 2M TER, son of LISETTE Band Moro8S House R.al .. aDee Celltel'. MOMStTOY ATTIC ... is ARTHUR F GRUTTER, of FIsh- '" .. ~ er Road, has been aSSigned to visit planned A Hairstylist ... is now available for your con- celebratmg Good Reading Month. Get a free book Keesler AIr Force Base, Miss., venience on Mondays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Joyce when you buy one of equal value \ ~~ after completing AIr Force baSIC Beauty Salon at Walton-Pierce. Call 886-4130for an at our toy resale shop, 16637East training Grutter, a 1980 graduate A VIsit to the Moross House on East Jefferson Avenue, headquar-' appointment. * '" '" Warren .. 882-7631.Tuesdays of Grosse POinte South HIgh through Saturdays. . 10a.m. to ters of the DetrOit Garden Center Durzng The Month Of June. bave 40 % on ,Mo- School, Will now receive 5 pm. speCialized Instruction in the ad- IS planned for the Grand Marai~ hawk's Pearl CollectIOn. . solld color Saxony plush Branch of the Woman's NatIOnal " mInIstration fIeld carpets of 100% Dupont Antron Plus Pearl Luster nylon • • Farm & Garden AssociatIOn next are (u)adable in 56 beautIful colors at Calumet Floor GIFTS AFLOAT hm, MlchLgan'~ Thursday, June 16 largest absortment of nautIcal glft6 RLght JANICE WEITZMANN, daugh. Members Will meet In the Gros- Covering. 21006 Mad Avenue 41h blocks lWrth of ter of MR and MRS. JAMES lWW It has a new belectron of paper party se Pomte Memonal Church park- Vermer .. 881-1911. WEITZMANN, of Lakeland Av- goods from plate~ to napklll.~ plu6 LIll'L!a- mg lot, by the bnck wall, at 10 15 * enue, was recently elected to the Will V.... 1l1t: Priu *•... '"1ot.1I., In •• rawlng &0 am, to ride together to DetrOIt's tron<; wah many dLfferent nautical patternb three-fold office of trident/pub. oldest restored bnck reSidence MtIef'I& tile C.-dl .. So., Kltche•. E T. Ahee Jewelen Lots of gIfts for boatmg fathers loo found at hCIty/hlstonan of the PhI Gamma aM WNlC-FM are tile c.IpOII ...... FIn& pr1Ie will be. cant." They will proceed to the Detroit 29636 Harper Avenue and J 2 MIle Road chapter of Delta Delta Delta sor- Yacht Club, where Kay Baird has a .. arter .1a...-4 r1a& ..... tetI by E ..... T. Allee. Tite .... "'- ority at Michigan State UnIVer- .., will lie at tile Pre.ler CetIeer. JlIly 14. V... ee4 ItO& be 294-5881 arranged for cocktails In the Up. sity JanIce IS a JUnIor maJormg preseM &...... T6eke&l, 0IIe 1' e.dI. are lValaWe at .131 stairs Lounge followed by lunch- lillie. a& OJ:ltni . In communicatIOn-public relatIons eon In the River Room New offi- Lose Inche. InRantly ... Body ",rapping at Francesco's Hair at MSU She IS also a member of aDd Skill salon .•• 882-255G. cers will be installed durmg the '" '" * the Spartan Marching Band. afternoon. I I: Section C Sports & classifieds Thursday, June 9, 1983 ULSsets record By Peggy O'Connor Nothing but the best for ULS That mIght well serve as a permanent motto for the UnIVer- sIty Liggett School varsity tennIs Look who's winning ... again team - now that It has won the Don't look now, but those pesky hIgh school athletes are state Class CoD tenrus champIOn. at It agaIn winnIng everything in SIght. ShIp for the 12thconsecutive year Last week's chJ.mpwnsh.p IddvI) It wasn't enough that the three Pointe high schools got at Kalamazoo gave the Kmghts together last fall and won an amazing total of 11 league the national record for consecu- champIOnships, seven regional titles and five state champ- tive champIOnships, breaking the ionships three-way tIe ULS shared WIth Hamtramck HIgh School and No, they had to come nght back in the spring sports Cherry HIlI High School In Den- season and start runnIng up all those championships again. ver, Colo The gIrls' soccer team at North started it, surpassing The htle also marked the 15th even the most optimis.tic of expectations folks .had for the time In 18 years that ULS has first year team and gOIng all the way to the regIOnal soccer reIgned as a state tenms champ- IOn and came at a time when finals before bowing out. Coach Guido Regelbru~ge ha.d the Kmghts were strugglIng nothing but the highest praise for hIS squad, calling th.IS inaugural soccer season at North "one of those thmgs In ULS' No 1 smgles star Aaron life I can look back upon with great happiness." Knckstein left the team before the fInals to pursue amateur competI- North's baseball team took up where the girls left off, tion In Europe. And a strIng of In- winning the Bi-County crown and the district baseball title junes, Includmg a broken ankle to and advancing to the regional finals. North's "big-three" No 2 SIngles player Frank on the pItchers' mound - Bob Wujek, Dave Babcock and Croclata, threatened to stop ULS' John Menzo - haven't discovered the meaning of the word assault on the natIOnal mark - at The Class CoD champion University Liggett School tennis team, which won its 12th straight state title to "lose" yet this year. Neither have the rest of the Norse- least in the mInds of some ULS set a national record includes from left to right. (front row) Frank Crociata, Frank Penirian. Henry men. CritIcs. Woodhouse, Marc Hunt; (second row) coach Bob Wood, John Polizzi. Aaron Krickstein, John Birgbauer, John Ekelman; (top row) Steve Pack, George Haggarty, Steve Georgi. Brian Hunt. Kirk Haggarty and John MacLeod. At South, Lynn Pellerito speciahzed in no hits - holding "The kIds went through an awful lot in these last few weeks," champIOnshIp seasons "I told her opposition to no hits, that is PellerIto fired two no-hit- coach Bob Wood saId "Every- Crociata, who hit for the fIrst year Wood calls "mcredIble." ters thIS season in leading the South varsity softball squad. them that no other team was bet- time in three weeks on June 1, where they went - even In school ter prepared for thIS moment than - all they heard from people was was accompamed to the meet by "When you look back and South's Meg Moisen, Barb Giroux, Val Stone and Danielle they were. I told them that they'd Rose Synder, head trainer at analyze It, thIS was a trYIng sea- that there was no way we would been through the 'advanced Varga chipped in with their performances in the state track WIn without Frank and Aaron Henry Ford HospItal She nursed son. To see those kIds handle the finals last weekend. Moisen earned a second place finish in placement' of tennis Croclata through three matches, pressure, to see how they con- the state 1600 - just two seconds behind the champ and "Add to that the Incredible "They belIeved that and they according to Wood, and although ducted themselves and how well four seconds off the record. pressure With the natIOnal televI- won" he lost in the fmals, his presence they performed was one of the sion coverage and all the news- at the match was Important hIghlights of a 22-year coachmg At ULS, the tennis team held back a bit during the sea- paper stones that have been writ- ULS took four of the seven career It was wonderful to watch son letting the successful varsity baseball squad get all the ten about the record - and you've flights, mcludmg victOrIes by John WIth the 12th consecutIve got what I told the kids was 'the Ekelman at No 3 singles; John "PsychologIcally, haVIng hIm attentIOn. But the netters hit stride just m time for the state there was the key He played a championshIp tucked away, Wood finals, winnin~ their 12th straight state tennis champion- ultimate pressure' " POhZZIand Brian Hunt at No 1 doubles, George Haggarty and major role in WInning that champ- says he IS already lookmg ahead ship and settIng a natIOnal record for most consecutive The Kmghts entered the fmal ionshIp," Wood said to the future - when he'll lose titles. Best of all, the Knights did it without Aaron Krick- John MacLeod at No.2 doubles, day of champIOnshIp play in a tIe and Kirk Haggarty and John Just two of 10 players to gradu- stein, currently playing the junior circuit in Europe, and With Kalamazoo Hackett Wood atIon next year "But I'm realis- Blrgbauer at No 3 doubles The Kmghts fmished in the No tIc I know that It'll come to an despite singles' star Frank Crociata's broken ankle. Now saId afterward that before the fI- FImshmg as runners-up were the 4 spot overall in the state tennis that's a winner. nals he repeated to the team what end But rIght now; It'S nice to No 1 through 3 SIngles players rankmgs - that's the lOth year 10 had become hIS philosophy for remember what a bIg day last Steve Pack, Frank Croclata and a row the ULS has fInished In the T just don't know about all thIS winning, winning, win ULS teams m each of the prevIous Marc Hunt Saturday was In the hIstory of ning It could get very (ho-hum) borIng around here ... top fIve In the state and caps a ULS" Fat chance. . '" -....., ...~ '-U • • "< - ,~ .•• ' • Soccer versus Little League? ---Norsemen advance to baseball regionaIs North's varsity baseball squad anythmg to throw him in since He There is a strange battle brewing in Grosse Pointe _ overcame a slow start to defeat and four have been named to the Just couldn't get hIS rhythm All-Region team. base). Mitchell hit hIS 11th home between soccer fans and baseball boosters. Oh, war hasn't Lake Shore, 9-2, and BIshop Gal- against Gallagher," Sumbera run against Bishop Gallagher to officially been declared; in fact, many of those sports fam lagher, 8-6, last weekend and WIn saId John MenlO (who has pitched break a school record devoted to both baseball and soccer probably don't even the dlstflct baseball title and ad. three no-hItters and earned the Mitchell and Menzo have also realize such a conflict exists. vance to the regIOnals at Hazel Babcock gave up Just four hits BI-County League MVP award), Park this Saturday, June 11 but walked mne. The score see- been selected to the MichIgan Marty Mitchell, KevIO Dundon, All-Star Team which WIll play 10 I myself didn't notice there was such a battle untIl last The Norsemen WIll face South- sawed back and forth before DaVId Waldeck and Dave Babcock week, when talking with a member of soccer's legions. The North stopped bemg what Sum- Grand RapIds later thiS month fIeld m the fIrst game of regIonal are the All-Leaguers All Region Menzo is also a member of the soccer supporter told me, In no uncertain terms, that soc- competItIOn at 12'30 p m at Hazel bera called ItS "own worst honors went to Babcock (pItcher), enemies" and held on for the 8-6 MIhigan-Illlnols All-Star team cer was gettIng so big, it was pushing "Little League right Park HIgh School Southfield VIctory MenlO (shortstop), Waldeck whIch WIll compete in WrIgley off the map." finished in the runner-up spot to (centelfleld), and Mitchell (fIrst Field later thIS season No I-ranked Royal Oak Kimball Really? Why? This town IS more than big enough for the Sumbera said Monday that he In Its conference would stIck to the same sort of "both of them." Officials of both sports have long been North coach Frank Sumbera game plan that got hIS squad to ULS' Kincannon is state chanlp working together on arranging adequate field space and admItted that the district game the state championshIps In 1980. better field conditions for soccer leagues, Babe Ruth agaInst St CLaIr Shores Lake He'll start f1ghthander John Andrea KIncannon, a semor at most valuable player on the var- leagues and LIttle League teams Shore may not have been para- MenlO (7.]) against SouthfIeld, Umverslty Liggett School, com- sity baseball team JUnIor varSIty In then come back WIthhIm m relief peted m the Class C State Track baseball's most valuable player Perhaps if some of these S to \ -...._------~ - - "C;4 Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983 Little League gears up for season's second half Farms-City Majors ChriS StebbIns scored two runs for catch to end the game. Matt Dil- fine game for the OrIoles with 11 Hardmg's pitching and home run. Neil Combs, two-for-two ChriS the Cards, who were led on the Card hitters had a field day, lenbeck pItched and had a two- strikeouts Steve Stang led the Cimini pitched well and Chad McCormick, Matt Snyder and mound by Chase and StebbinS. picking up 11 hits and beating the base hit for the Red Legs. Orioles' offense with a three-run Hoeksema, Pat O'Donoghue and Matt Doe shared the pitching for Dodgers, 22-6 Paul Chase, Brad Fallon doubled for the Phlls Red Sox-Indians: Matt Turner homer Mike Pote played well for the In- Newark Newark's Chris Koenig McMlIhn and Pat Wright had two Reds-Yankees: The Reds shut PItChed a 9-0 shutout for the Sox Cards-Red Legs: Nick Saros dians went one-for-two, getting a double hits each for the Cards. Greg Ste- out the Yankees, 16-0. Johnson Chris Marcus led the offense With Pitched and hit a homer as Andy in the fourth inmng vens had four RBI, Dave struck out seven and walked flve Farms-eltyAM a homer and a trIple, Ed Marcm LIghtbody's grand slam led the McKormick and Bob Khoenle while scattering three Yankee and Jamie Antonson added extra Louinille-Phoenh:: Louis VIlle Phoellix-San A.ionio: San An- shared PltChlOg duties. Dodger Cards to a 7-1 victory. Fent hits Johnson had three hits, base hIts for the Sox Lester made It eight straIght by beating tonio defeated Phoenix, 12-3, be- France had a double. Nazarko, Jon York, Enc MIChelle Kovalcik, David Reed Bybee and Ethan Dettmer had the Phoemx, 8-1. Phoenix proved to be hInd the excellent pitching of Jay Indians.PhiJ1ies: PItcher Phil Armbruster, Adam Prokop and VandeWyngearde and B J. Coyle and Sean vonSChwarz had two hits Indians' hits, Lance Harding and KeVin Wood led the Red Legs a tough opponent, allOWIng Louis- Orton struck out eight to give the each and Katie Kolp had one base Ville only six hIts in the contest San Antonio's Mike Nickles hit his Jamie CIminI pitched for the In. Red Sox-Indians: Jamie Anton- IndIans the Win, 11-5. Orton and hit dlans Mike Zuelch, pitching hiS first first home run of the season, m Scott Adlhoch each had two smg- Indians-Pirates: John Whall and son pitched the Red Sox to the 5-2 the thIrd mnmg and Matt Hunt, Giants-Oriole!.: Matt McAllister WIn Marcin doubled and Kevin game of the year, went the diS- les, Mark Mathews added a two- Joe Caldwell combined for a two- tance for Lowsville and gave up Matt Dundas, TIm Freeth, Keith and Andy Ament pitched the Dietz, Brian Moody, Mike run double Sean Cleland and hitter as the IndIans triumphed, only one hit Zuelch also had a hot Baer, and Greg Snyder put in GIants to a 5-4 victory Anthony O'Leary, Freddie Turner and Mike Henry led the Phlls With two 4-0 Orton tripled and Mathews bat, going two-for-two with a dou- good hltt10g and baserunmng per- hIts each DeLuca also hIt well for the Matt Turner played well for the ble and a grand slam home run formances Phoemx' MIke Shrake scored two Indian runs Mike Ross GIants Jason Whelen pItched a Sox. The Indians were led by Phils-Reds: The Phl1s came led the Indian defense. Bill Teammate Ken Krausman went hIt a home run 10 the second in- from behmd to take a 1~9 victory Leonard and Dale Wilson pitched one.for.two at the plate, gett10g a mng PItchers Cleland and Mike Ohver for the Pirates double. Phoenix' Mike Shrake went two-for-three and two-for- Hollywood-Portland: Portland Sports Week pitched fIve mrungs and allowed beat Hollywood, 11-10. In a tIghtly two. Lucas Wright went four-for- only five hits four for the Reds, Bo Ollison was Farms-City Class C (Continued from Page 1C) fouf!lt ballgame Strong pItching two.for.two and JIm Johnson Erie-ifiillmi: ErIe beat MIamI lOr the enjoyment ot partIcIpants of BOTH sports, there LcuioviU SEAMLESS VINYL FLOORING. SOUTHHIGH CAFETERIA FALCON TABLE TOPS & BASES. EMPIRE WOODCHAIRS II Grosse Pointe BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 200 P.M ON THE 13TH DAY OF JUNE, 1983AT THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR OF PURCHASING Soccer 389 ST. CLAIR AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN 48230, AT WHICH TIME AND PLACE ALL BIDS WILL BE PUBUCLY OPENED MICHIGAN MARINE GEAR AND REI-D. BID .FolnlS'>~JE; QWrId.NlCD AT'IJ'H»-OrP'ICE'.OF' Association 'TIlE SOPERVl'SOR'OF PUROY.'SINa--THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY 20610 STEPtENS ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI 772-5556 AND;OR ALL BIDS IS RESERVED ANY BID SUBMITTED WILL BE BINDING FOR SIXTY DAYS SUBSEQUENT TO THE DATE OF THE News BID OPENING. A BID BOND, OR CERTIFIED CHECK IN THE AMOUNTOF 5% OF THE TOTAL BID WILL BE REQillRED BOARD OF EDUCATION The Grosse POInte Foxes con. game, 5-1, with fme assists go1Og GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOLSYSTEM tinued to forge ahead With a win- to Ryszewski, Herman and Mack GPN - 6-2-83& 6-~ Cathenne E Brierly, Secretary ning season as they defeated two In the Under 12 division, the more opponents, both of them Falcons finally took a victory shut-outs. In the fIrst game against the Sailors in a tough NOTICE OF ANNUALELECTION OF THE QUAUFIED ELECTORS agaInst the Fraser Funes the fought game, wmnmg 2-1. Both OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBUC SCHOOLSYSTEM, WAYNE Foxes slammed In mne goals for Falcon goals went to Peter COUNTY,MICHIGAN, TO ~E HELD JUNE 13,1963 the Win, with Kim Wood and Beth Donaldson, with fine assists from Edwards each scoring hat tricks Paul DiPasquale and Joe TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOLDISTRICT' and the other goals gomg to Casey Trupiano. Chris Hodgman has Steffes, Kerry Edwards and been outstanding because of his PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Election of The Grosse POInte BrIdget Brierly versatility, playing' both offense Publ1c School System, Wayne County, MIchigan, wlll be held In saId School District on Monday, the 13th day of June, AD 1983. Fullbacks Arabella Black, Sara and defense pOSItions. The Fal- Wasmger, Amy Lenard and De. cons tied the Strikers, 2-2, again a THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL BE OPEN FROM 7 00 A.M TO 8 ()() bbie Wilson were absolutely m- closely fought battle. Anthony PM., EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME, ON SAID JUNE 13, 1983'. penetrable on defense allowmg Durakovic has been solid in goal, few attempts on goalie, Beth with a strong defensive line of Notice IS further gIVen that at saId electu>n there Will be elected two (2) Nearhood In the second game ChrIS DiPasquale, Scott Metry, members of the Board of Education of saId School District for full terms agamst the Susa Stars out of Sreedhar Samudrala, Michael of four (4) years each, begInnIng July 1, 1983and en \ Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C Yankees win Babe Ruth fIrst half In the FarmS-City. American pitcher, limited the White Sox to Padre offense was led by Feys' 2 League, the Yankees defeated the two hits and struck out eight hits. Leonard won his thIrd game Padres (Park), 6-1 on May 21. The The Yankees defeated the Red of the season. Yankee offense was paced by Sox, 4-3, on May 28. The Yankee On May 30, the Red Sox were Doug Gray's double as teammates attack was paced by Eric Restwn awarded a forfeit by the umpires Drew Brooks and Ryan Hoeh con- with two hits and two RBI and when the Dodgers (Park) could tributed two and one RBI respec- Joliet With an RBI. The Red Sox not field a complete team tively. Flawless defensive play by offense was led by Dara with two The Tigers defeated the Red Cliff Grabowski and Drew Brooks hits and Colegrove with one RBI. Sox, 10-5, on June 2 The TIger at- cushioned the Yankees win. Jerry Wmmng pitcher Brady tack was led by Leonard WIth Joliet, the winning pitcher, held Kraushaar, earned his fourth VIC- three hitS, mcIudlOg a long triple; the Padres to 3 hits 10 his pitching tory of the season. Kolp pitched a Fellows and JungWirth had two debut. Shaheen, Holley, and Mauk good game for the Red Sox. This hIts each. The Red Sox' offense led the Padres attack The win Victory chnched the first half was paced by Colegrove WIth two was the first of three which re- championship for the Yankees. hits and three RBI while Kolp and suIted in a Yankee championship On May 28, the TIgers defeated Dara each had two hits On May 21, the Braves (Park) the Indians, 12-4 Krogh, Mike In the All American League, the defeated the Red Sox, 11-1 The Hennessey and Bill Adlhoch led Rangers defeated the Astro:, Braves' attack was led by Cor- the Tigers' offense With two hits (Park>, 8-7 on May 21 The dova and Bedsworth with two hits each while teammate Tom Fel- Ranger offense was paced by TIm each; Mac Michael and Benivedez lows scord three runs. Peter Muer Jerome's 2 singles whIle Dave also doubled. Cordova, the w1o- continued hiS fme play 10 center- Blondell and Rober KlOnalrd each ning pitcher, threw a four hitter field for the Tigers Jamie Pang- hit a double. Tom Llhenslek, Dave and struck out 10. The Red Sox' born paced the Indians' attack Blondell, Steve Kmg and Robert Jason Colegrove had two hits m With a home run Dave Fellows Kinnaird contributed to the Ran- three tnps to the plate. He's hit- won hiS second game ot the sea- gers cause Tom Llhenslek was ting .600 for the season with 12 son, pitching five strong mnings m the winmng pitcher hits in 20 at bats which he allowed only one hit and On May 28, the Twms defeated The Yankees defeated the In- one run before Leonard and the A's, 1-0. Curt Edwards led the dians, 9-4, on Max 23. Jim Knowles came in to finish up the Twins' attack with a smgle ID the A successful season for South's varsity girls' track team ended at the state ftnals last Saturday when Reynolds had four hits and four game in relief. first inning that drove in the sophomore sensatIon Meg Moilen raced to a second place f1nlsh in the state Onals' 1600run (5:01.8). Moisen RBI and Steve Kinsley had three The Tigers defeated the Padres game's only run. Tony WIS- holds the 1600school record, as well as record. in the 400,800.3200and 1600relay. South track team (above) hits and one RBI to pace the Yan. (Park), 5-4, on May 30 in an extra niewski, the winning pitcher, al- set 11 other records this year, including one earned in the Ann Arbor Huron Invitational lalit week - when kees' offense. Eric Doelle's triple inning thriller. The Tiger attack lowed only three hits In an excit. Moisen. Val Stone, Barb Giroux and Nancy Soltertsch ran the 4 x 3200relay In an average 12 minutes each. and RBI led the Indian attack. was led by Krogh's two hits and ing finish, he struck out the last Steve Zaranek (top. left) coached the girls .. Tim Kirchner and Jeff LeFebvre Fellows' double. Tim Nugent batter in the seventh InnIng With also contributed to the offensive scored the winning fun. The the bases loaded. attack. Winning pitcher Steve Bless S.C.S. fleet Thursday night races return Kinsley, allowed only three hits and struck out 10. this Sunday P~fiIN 3177 The Farms Boat Club held its PHRF B: Rugger, M. Patter. On May 24, the Tigers defeated The 18th annual St. E. Jeff.rlon first Thursday Night race of the son; Persistence, L. Walter; Ban. the White Sox, 7.3. Base-running Clair Shores Blessing PAVILION 1983 summer series on June 2. A dit, M. Bamford. and strong J)itchlng was the key to of the Fleet is set for nke breeze from the south re- PHRF C: Sirius, G. Bertelsen; victory. Rick Leonard, the Tigers' this Sunday, June 12, sulted in a quick race around the Go Pher, R. Schrage; Winnerg- winning pitcher, tossed a no-hit befinning at 1 p.m. at 41,2 mile course for the 45-boat, reen, J. Thiem. shut out for four innings before Je ferson Beach flve-class field. JAM A: Rampage, T. Garvey; being relieved by Rusty Knowles. Marina Park. Following are the top three Gung Ho, N. Bauer; Usury, R. Rookie Tim Fellows, normally a Commodore and Finest Chlnese.Amefican Food finishers in each class. Watkins Ti~er infielder, showed his versa. Mrs. Charles CuI- Banquet FaCilities-Recently Remodeled PHRF A: Skjdway, B. JAM B: Houyhnhnm, G. tUlty by making two very difficult bertson will preside HawaII Cocktail Lounge-Happy Hour Mon Ffl 3-7 p m Werenski; PEF, C. Franks; Son Schumacher; Windswept, W. catches in left field to squash over the event, which Optn Mon ThUll 11. m I. m Fn & 5.1 11 a m 2 i m Sun noon I a m Set, S. Gorenflo. Klein; Vertigo, L. Anderson. White Sox rallies. Dick Clarke had' includes the blessin~, ~59.1510. 259.1511 - Carr out Samce two of the White Sox five hits, in- songs from the Shrine eluding a double; Don Del Place Chanters, and a 100- pitched well for the White Sox. boat parade into Lake North boosters meet JlUle 13 The Yankees defeated the Ti. 51. Clair. A party at the gers, 2-1, on May 26. The Yankee Jefferson Yacht Club Mike Brown, offense was paced by Reynolds, wlll follow. The Grosse Pointe North High The B~ster Club recently held All-American • • • Athletic Booster Club will conduct its y~drIy "Swim For Sports" Kinsley and Ryan Hoeh. The Ti- The public is Invited its annual election of the Board of fUfl~.ralsing event. The students gers attack was led by Mike Hen- to participate. F4rther Featuring the very finest In Cantonese dlshe£ The Wood.' Mike Brown Directors Monday, June 13 at 8 r:f North High raised $11,500 to be nessey and Chris Krogh. Hoeh information mar be has earned hi. third collegi. made a great catch in centerfield For luncheons ond Dinners, plus exollc Cocklalls p.m. at North HIgh. Parents in the spent for auxiliary equipment and to end the seventh inning with the obtained by ca ling ate All.Amerlcan award al North High area are invited to at. services for the boys and girls Ti~ers tying run on third base. 773-0404. Monday thru Thursday 11 c.m • 11 pm a relult of his 10th place tend. athletic programs at North. Friday' 11 a.m. - 1'2 p.m. Wmning pitcher Jerry Joliet, Marlow b Saturday 1'2 noon - 1'2 p.m. ftn1lh In the NCAA National made a number of fine defensive Swimming and Diving plays. Rick Jungwirth pitched a Wildcat Sunday 12 noon. 11 P m. Champlonlhlps In In. St. Clare 8et8 8port8 8ign-up well for the TIgers. - Pat Marlow, of the COCKTAil lOUNGE COMPLETE dlanapolls In March. Brown, On May 27, the Red Sox de- Woods, has signed a NecH W~.III" ,A,mpl. Porkln; Carry 0", S.'Y'U a North High graduate, Is a 81. Clare will register parish teams will be formed. Football is feated the White Sox, 4-2. Mark national letter of in- 16340 Harper 881.6010 fir.t year medical student at students for volleyball, football open to boys in grades six through Belanger's two hits and two RBI, tent to enroll at Mkhl •• n 'State VJdyerltty •. _aM ~eIln~J ne"t Tuesday and elgh'tand ten~o girls in grades Colegrove's two hits and RBI, and Northern Michigan He was a four.Ume"lil,ti '-TtlundaY,'Jul1e' l'4'and'"11t, -from 6 five ~hr()l1gt1 " .' ....~A Vi Jim Dan's two hits e8ced the University next fall, WEIGHT school AIl.Amerlcan at to 7:30 p.m. in the school gym. Red Sox offense. Bob GJ1Jooly and according to Wildcat WATCHERS North. . , • Volleyball is open to girls In The single family fee of $40 is Del Place led the White Sox at- wrestling coach Mike Frosted Treat grades four through eight; three due at registration. tack. 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Monday, June 27. 1983 at the office of the Board of Education, ~ I ~ Club Sio/ege 389 St Clair Avenue, Grosse Pomte, Michigan, at which time and place ~...j/,' PlAN TO JOIN US TODAYl the bl(ls WIll be opened and publicly read aloud ....r'I/l' leglnnef-Int.,medlate-Advanced Plans and Specifications and Bid forms may be obtamed at the office of ~ l.... J-Day School: $275 ci)~CZUtw./lpltM - ~ (Weekday or weekend) Mr BenJamm ZeM. Director of Support SerVices, 389 St Clair Avenue, Grosse Pomte, Michigan Telephone' 343-2047 BIDDERS MUST PICKUP l-Day School: "'71 Only 6mg,yet rich enough to becalled deluxe. APRIL THRU SEPTEMB£R BID PACKAGE BY MONDAY, JUNE 20,1983,9'30 A M ALL BIDDERS Regular and Menthol. ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND A PREBID CONFERENCE MEETING AT PARCELLS MIDDlE SCHOOL, 20600 MACK AVENUE, GROSSE ~~A\ POINTE WOODS. MI , JUNE 20 AT 10:30 A M All proposals shall remain for a period of thirty (30) days after offlclal -'-:..~~";L-1 opening of bids --.::::..-- ~? ...... "'--- c> Ph,lIp Mo'" I Inc '983 NOW IN OUI 13TH VI.I The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids In whole or in part and to waive any informalities therein For more Informallon conlact Roger Swanson Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined BOARD OF EDUCA 11ON That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM 6 mg "ar. 0 6 mg nicotine BY per cigarette. by FTC mel~od eltherl". E. Brierly,S.crary GPN .&-&-83 , I \3 ft"'L!t-...... -....-._..-.-...... 1 ~ i.....'. I oJ'" ,/ ~~':.' GROSSE POINTE NEWS ThUrsday, June 9, 1 D the dangers and the devastation of a Marple, Hercule POirot and Charlie between billersweet memories and nuclear holocaust Chan Great lun lor genre lans but flashbacks of a distingUished career, SUN. JUNE 1;;> With Jan.Mlchael authors Agatna Chrlsfle, Dashiell Maflette (Goodnight Beantown) Hart- 1.2:30PM NBC (Noon Cent IMount) f RI JUNr 10 Vincent and Hammett and Earl Derr Biggers are ley and Daniel J Travantl. the almost .. 11,.. ABC (BCentraIlMountaln) George Peppard spinning In their hnal res ling places SAT, JUNE 11 too-good to be true Precinct Captain SHE'S IN THE A"MY NOW A MON" JUNE 13 1:30-2PM CBS (12 30Cent/Mounl) 01 the excellent HIli Street Blues, relive their nerve shatteflng personal behind-the barracks look at five 9-11PM NBC (BCentraIlMountaln) CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL FIrst young women In the U S Army, with Wmter A 1981Academy Award noml experiences on the road to stardom QUEEN'S emphasIs on the comical rigors and neeas Besl LiveAc110nShorl' KeVin WED, JUNE 15 romantic run-Ins of basiC training Kennedy and Kathleen McAuliffe 9:30-10PM NBC (8 30Cenl/Mt) Kathleen Oulnlan Susan Blanchard, BARE MON,. 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NBC (t CentraVMountaln) Reynolds are ad- JAMES STEWART BASEBALL Game of the Week 4:45-6PM ABC (3 45 Cent IMt ) venturers hoping .. PETER SELLERS MARIETTE HARTLEY Baltimore Olloles at Boston Red Sox THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN to make a fortune ES1ELLEWINWOOD (Altemale Glme SI lOUISCardinals DANIELJ TRAVANTI FRI, JUNE 17 rlMAGGIE SMITH Ian McShane, Jessica Walter, Mor at Chicago Cubs) gan Stevens. Michael Woods and 9PM.? ABC (BCentraVMountaln) 2:30-3:30PM ABC (1 30 Cent IMt ) PETERFALK Wendy Fulton FOOTBALL USFL speCial game ,;~ TRACK AND FIELD Coverage of the EILEEN BRENNAN SAT, JUNE 18 NCAA Outdoor Championships from SAT" JUNE 18 NANCY WALKER 11:40PM.1:3OAM NBC(10 30Ct IMt) the UnlverSily of Houston In Texas 1PM.? NBC(NoonCentraIiMountaln) GILDA LIVE The talented Ms Rad- 3:30-4:30PM CBS (2 30 CentlMt ) BASEBALL DOUBLEHEADER ner, late of Saturday Night Live. pre Games of the Week California sents a film verSion (directed by Mike Angels at the surpriSing Toronto Blue ~ Nichols) of her acclaimed Broadway - j Jays (Alternate Game Oakland A's show And while Roseanne Roseana- WEST- at Ctllcago White Sox), then danna IS backstage becoming Lisa Cincinnati Reds at los Angeles loopner Baba Wawa, Rhonda WeiSS, CHESTER Dodgers (Alternate 2nd Glme Debbie (Mrs Howdy) Doody, Emily Allanta Braves at San FranCISco lltella, Candy Slice or little JUdy Giants) Miller. Father GUido SarducCI (In the GOLF ! person of Don Novello) keeps the 2:30-4:30PM ABC (1 30 Cent IMt) audience In stitches GOLF The U S Open SUN JUNE 19 CLASSIC 3:30-4:30PM CBS (2 30 Cent IMt) • GOLF Third round coverage of the 9-11PM1 Nac' (&CentraVMoontalll) 3:3Q.6PM NBQ~~OtKV-aIiIlfOl,lf\J,). •• "t.P'GA~NlcDonafO's'Kkls Classic from THECAVE.IN by smuggling ardent Ispirlts IOtO PRO BOWLERS TOUR The the While Manor Country Club In $100000 Southern Caillornia Open Malvern Pennsylvania California durlOg Prohibition With MON, JUNE 20 from Torrence's Gable House Bowl ' Geoffrey lewis, John Hillerman and 8-11PM NBC (8CenlraI/Mountaln) SUN, JUNE 19 Robby Benson Action and tire water 4:30-6PM CBS (3 30Cen1lMI) SOMEONE'S KIWNG THEWORLO'S THOROUGHBRED RACING The 2:30-4: 30PM CBS (1 30 CentlMt ) o'er the bounding main GREAT Eleanor Parker as MODElS 115thrunningofthe1V2mlieBeimonl GOLF Final round of the lPGA a former fashion deSigner whose gala SUN II)NI 17 Stakes live from Elmont, New York McDonald's Kids ClaSSIC comeback show lurns Into a terrifying .. 11PM NBC (8 CenlrallMountaln) ordeal as a mysterious slayer slaiks S.SPM NBC (4 Central/Mountain) 2:30-6:30PM ABC (1 30 Cent IMt) DAMNATION AlLEY A futUristic her nnountalntop retreat With Jes. GOLF Semi final round of the GOLF US Open Finals thriller aboot a band of survivors MURDER BY DEATH Nell Simon's sica Walter, COrrlne Calvet, Clive BARBARA WALTERS Jimmy Stew prestigious ladles ProfeSSional 3-4PM NBC (2 Central/Mountain) making a cross country trek over a spoof of the claSSIC murder mystery ReVill, Gretchen Corbett, John Rubin- art sings plays the plano, rides tan. Championship from the Jack Nick- TENNIS SpeCial preview of the contloont ravaged by atomic war Ex. With an all'star cast taking off on Nick stein, Joanna CaSSidy and Connie dem on an elephant With the hostess, laus Sports Center 10 Kings Island, famed Wimbledon Tournament tensive use of special effects present and Nora Charles. Sam Spade, MISS Sellecca Eerie and enlOYSa few whimSical moments OhiO ~)6183 CONDONOVANASSOCIATESINC S NEIL FUJITA DESIGN PROGRAMS LISTED ARE CHOSEN AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF CORNELIUS DONOVAN ASSOCIATES INC - C>~ USA 1M3 King size: 5 mg "tar", 04 mg nicotine av per cigarette. FTC Report Mar 1983 -. You found it.True. rtr1t-=-, .-:. Exceptional taste In an ultra low tar. 111 It ' Step right out and enJOYone. I Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. L e ., - Call 882.6900 Page Flve-C , Thursdav. June 9, 1983 Classified:r - r ads 7 1A...... pERSONAlS I 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4--HELP WANTED GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL ~NT A COOK - I'll cook for INDEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED PRA YER TO THE WEDDING INVITATIONS ad IF YOU'RE sharp, ambitious HOLY SPIRIT dressed m beautiful calli. your dinner, office party, or WOMAN to supervise school- and want to earn a large In- DENTAL Holy Spint, you who makes graphy, name tags, certifl. any special occasion age children, and prepare Reasonable Excellent refer- 1 Legal Nohce 12D lak~ and R,ver Property come read on Direct sales, RECEPTIONIST me see everythmg and who cates, mementos, 824-8474 ground floor 2nd month out meals Call after 6, or shows me the way to reach ences. 1II1-lkM!9 I A Personals 12E CommerCial Property weekends, 885-8894 Grosse Pomte office needs re ATTENTION 1 Wouldyou ilke ---.,.------~ -.-- 11 Secretoroal Sennce 12F Northern Property Excellent product 884--6501 ceptlorust Expenenced m my Ideal, You who give me to dress up party, weddJng, DOWNTOWN LAW OFFICE the Divine Gift to forgive ONE.WAY aIrfare, DetrOit to 1e PublIC S~le 13 Real Estate CLERK. TYPIST Excellent aIr aspects of large dental graduation, mVltalJons Have Phoerux, leave June 20, AM, 1D Obituaries 13A lah for Sale skills needed, 4 p m -9 pm, deSires receptwnI!>t With practice Benefits and sa. and forget the wrong that IS it done m Calligraphy 8ll2- expenence and good typmg done to me, and you who are $150 Call 922-5737 2 Entertainment 131 Cemetery Properly Monday thru FrIday Send lary depending on back- 7167 (Kim) Lessons avail- 2A MusIC Education 13C land Conlracts resume and salary re skills Must be neat, well ground For interview call In all mstances of my hfe groomed and be non- able 18-SECRETARIAL 21 TutOring and Education 13D For Sale or lease qwrements to POBox 160, 881-8404 with Me I, 10 thiS short dia- smoker Send resume to SERVICE 2C Hobby InstruClmn 14 Real Eslole Wanled DetrOit, Michigan 48243 logue want to thank you for 1840 Buhl BUildIng, DetrOit EXPERIENCED Woman EXPERT 14A LoIs Wonled everything and confirm 2D Camps BABYSITTER - mature and 48226 needed for part-time Infant once more that I never want Clock and watch repair, all TYPING/worP processmg _re- 2E Athlel'c Inslruclmn 148 Vocal,on or Suburban responSible lovmg person to care begmmng July Cur- FRENCH TUTOR needed for to be separated from you no types 35 years expenence sumes term papers re- 2F Schools Properly Wonted care for 17 month old gIrl rent references reqUired matter how great the mate- Authonzed Colomal clock ports, 'repetitIve letters 2G Conva'e;cenl Core 14C Real Eslole Exchange In your home Monday le!>!>onstn our home tWIce Send rephe!> lo Grosse weekly 88&-5611 rial deSIre!> may be I want service representalJve Reasonable, 882-5541 3 Lost and Found 1S Bus,ness Opportun'lles through Thursday, 12-8 Pomte News, 99 Kercheval 16 Pets for Sele to be with you and my loved 884-9246 1------. - __ or, 4 Help Wonted General pm, office located on Har- PROOF READER - parI- Ave, Box S-37, Grosse ones in your perpetual ~------TYPING, word processmg, ,4A '~el> Wonted Damesl,c 16A Hors~s lor Sale per between 10 and 11 Mile time, $i5/hour Experl Pomte Mlch , 48236 glory Amell 48 ~Pr"C2' to E.chonge 161 Pel GroomlOg r.E_\R!'~ to fly Pn":lte :md ln 1':::.UIIl.:" $3 a j.lag.:, 2,)~ aJ References After !O :l m . e!'~{'d 771-!llee TEl-H~ICf\L-MAitl\ET!N;:;' Thank You fOlfyour love tow- 4C House S, tllOg SerVIces 16C Pel Boarding strument lllstruction 88&- dlttonal ongmals Notary call 547-2839 SHAKLEE, CAMBRIDGE, MANAGEMENT ards me and my loved ones j S Situat,on Wonted 16D Adopl A Pet 5846 S C S 772-2809 ASSISTANT Office-Manager - MARY-KA Yare slllular dJs. An automotIve service af. Pray this prayer 3 consecu------SA Situat,on Damesl,c 19 Prlnllng and E"grav,ng full time, will tram Apply at trlbutors New Califorma ter-market orgamzatIon, tive days without askmg PROF'ESSIONAL MASSAGE' 51 Employment Agency (":>eneral Serv'ce Complete 2" Custom Van Enterpnzes, based company offering headquartered on the east your wish, after third day FOR WOMEN s.e Calerlng 20A C~rpet LoWng WORD PROCESSING 20932Harper, between 8 and groLllld levels sales opportu. Side of DetrOIt, IS searchmg your WIsh w1l1be granted, 6 For Renl Unfurnished 208 RefrogeraliOn and Ait Swedish, Deep Muscle, Reports 9 Mtle ruty Dare to realize your p0- for a brIght, creative person no matter how difficult it Reflexology RepetitIve Letters 6A For Rent Furnished Cond,Ilonlng Repair tential 1112-1586 with a background mclud- may be Then promise to 61 Rooms for Rent 20C C1ltmney and Foreplace GROSSE POINTE Park teen Nutrlbonal Counselmg Envelopes ------Ing a techmcal education pubhsh thts prayer as soon DissertatIons 6e Oft,ce for Rent R~poJr to babYSit 5 year old for BARMAID WANTED - Holistic Weight Loss (chemical engineenng pre- as your favor has been Manuscripts 6D Vacat,on Renlals 20D Locksmiths summer Must sWim 823- mghts Apply Friday June ferred, but not reqwred) granted Wish granteq Call Judy At 882-3856 Techrucal Equations 6E Garoge for Rent ~OE InsulallOn" 2999, after 6pm, Thursday 10, 1 pm-3 pm 15130 Mack, The individual will be m- RE. Tables 6F Shore LlvlOg Quarte!s 20F Washer and Dryer Repair REPAIR - DELIVERY-man Grosse POInte Park, 824- volved in a Wide range of ac- LEARN Professional sleight 4860 GET ready for summer WIth WORDS/NUMBERS 6G Store ~ase 20G Gloss - Morror Service Expenenced With small tivIties mcludlng dealing "Mary Kay" products of-hand magIc 882-2930 PROCESSING CORP. 6H For Rent or Sale 20H Floor Sanding tools, motors required. 882- With supphers and custo- "Mary Kay" WIllmeet your 831-9860 6J Hall, for Rent 21 Mov,ng 6078. WINDOW Cleaners - carpel mers, prepanng techrucal ORIENTAL RUGS 8Il4-WORD 6K Storage Space 21A P,ano SerVICe ------cleaners Full or part-time and service mstructions skin care needs from head A MATURE responSible per- 7 Wanled 10 Renl 21 8 Sewing Machine Expenence preferred but and, the candJdate must be to toe Call 839-2743for com- WANTED son with some typmg exper- TYPING RESUMES, letters, 7A Room Wonted 2 I e Eleclflcal ServICe Will tram, 882-0688 capable m the broad field of plimentary faCial or prod- one or many ience needed for clerical term papers, manuscripts, 7. Room and Boord Won led 21D TV Clnd Rad,o Repair WAITREss;-ex"perlenced marketing . uct PrIvate I.olledor WJll pay any and warehouse work 51h etc Reasonable OlivettI 7e Gorage Wanled 21E Storms and Screens only DIlllng room and cock- Pl.ease send a resume lJ~c1ud- PRA YER TO THE reasonable pm.e days, $175 237-0111. _ typewrltter 772-9384 7D Storage Space Wanled 211 Home Improvement tail part-lime Downtown Ing education, .expertence HOLY SPIRIT 644-7312 I Articles for Sale 21G Roof,ng ServICe APPLICATIONS taken Wait- DetrOIt 393-1985 and salary reqwrements to Holy Spirit, you who make me PRA YER TO THE HOLY TYPING SERVICE Trans- IA MUSICal Instruments 21H Corpet Cleaning resses, bar maids, dish . Box E-13, Grosse POInte see everyJhing and who SPIRIT cribIng, speCializing in II Antiques lor Sale 21-1 Palnl,"g, Decorallng washer, at Pirates Cove EXPERIENCED Walters, News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse shows me{the way to reach medical, on IBM Selectric bartenders, ho~tess, bus Pomte Farms, Mi. 48236 Holy SPirit, you who make me Ie Off,ce Equ,pment 21J Wall Washing 17201 Mack boys, valet parking, apply _ my Ideal. You who give me see everythIng and who 884-3952 21K Wmdow Wash,ng '. Arl,c1es Wonled CAREER Opportunity Pre- at 123 Kercheval, Grosse IDEAL FOR retIred gentle- the Divine Gift to forgive show me the way to reach 21L Tole Work 10 Snowmobole for Sale stigiOUS sales position IS Pomte Farms, 8 to 11 am manformessengerindown- and forget the wrong that is my Ideal You who give me 2-ENTERT AfNMENT 21M Sewer ServICe lOA Molorcycles for Sale avatlable With Old LIne Expenenced only' town fmanclal district, done to me and you who are the DiVIne Gift to forgIve 108 Trucks for Sale 21N Asphalt Work In all instances of my hfe Grosse Pointe Real Estate and forget the wrong that IS 11 Cars for Sole 210 Cemenl and Brick Yo, ark ATTENTION' Monday through Frtday, 5 WIth me, I, In thiS short dJa- MAGIC SHOWS - Available Firm. Contact Joseph Sow- . hours a day 963-4296 done to me and you who are l1A Cor Repair 21 P Waterproofing 10 people needed for part time . logue want to thank you for for birthday parties, ban- erby at John S Goodman, m all mstances of my hfe 21Q Plaster Work office promotIOn work for HAIRDRESSERS - com mls- everything and confirm quets, your sOLial affairs 118 Cars Wanled 10 Buy Inc 886-3060 With me, I, in thts short ma- 21 R Furn,ture Repair Westin Hotel Must have SlOn or rental, booth or sta- once more that I never want Call Jim Shannon, 885-6699. 11 c: Boals and Motors logue want to trunk you for 11 D Boot Repair 215 Carpenter LOSE 1~29 pounds In 30 days pleasant voice Hours tion, part or full time Must to be separated from you no everythmg and confirm once 100% quarantee whIle earn- SHOWCASE OF Entertam- 11 E 8001 Dockage and Slaroge 21T Plumbing and Heal,ng avaIlable 9 a.m - 1 p.m ,1 have basic clientele 884- matter how great the mate- more that I never want to be ing big bucks 882-9519 ment Need a band for a l1F Trollers and Campers 21 U Janitor Semce pm -Spm.,5pm -9p.m 6072 rial desires may be I want $4 50 separated from you no mat- weddmg? Now you can hear 11G MobIle Homes. 21 V SliverplatlnQ to $10per hour for qua------to be with you and my loved ter how great the material MANAGEMENT Iified personnel Apply in A-I PAINTERS wanted, must ones in your perpetual 5 bands on one Sunday af~r- 11 H Airplanes 21W Dressmaking and Taolorong CONSULTANT destres may be I want to be noon For further info, call: person, mOrnIngs only, Re- be neat, clean, expenenced glory. Amen 12 Suburban Acreage 21 X (')ropenes with you and my loved ones 712-~2 21Y SWlmmtng' Pools We are seeking a personable, nalssance Center, Tower Apphcatlons accepted on Thank you for your love tow- In your perpetual glory, 12A Suburban Home highly motivated, exper- 21 Z Snuw Removal 'mel 200, Suite 2770 Please do not Fnday, June 10, between 9 ards me and my loved ones Amen 128 Vocal IOn Properly ienced, retired market- "THE COMEDY - MAGIC Landscaping phone _ a m -4 p m 15117 Charle- Pray this praj'er 3 conse.cu- Thank you for your love to- laC Forms for Sole ing/sales executive able ef- tlve days Without askmg OF GARY THISON," BABYSITTER to supervise 11 VOIX wards me and my loved as seen on P M Magazme. Ad- fectively to sell human re- your Wish, after thtrd day and 8 year old, 10 to 5.30 COLOR - Become an Indepen- ones Pray thiS prayer 3 wts, children Reasonable 28- TUTORING AND 3-LOSTAND source services to corporate your wish will be granted, weekdays Roslyn-Mack dent color consultant With consecutive days Without 882-2930 EDUCAT10N FOUND management no matter how difficult It asking your Wish, after Exceptional opportumty! area Prefer person who Beauty For All Seasons dnves and enJoys children Full or part time Profes- may be Then promise to third day your Wish Will be GYPSY PROPHECY Give to 1 UTORING Must be self-supporting for publish this prayer as soon LOST: Black female short SIX months Outstanding References reqUired 884-- slOnal tralTung In color an- granted, no matter how your guests a preciOUS gIft ALL SUBJECTS hair cat, white chest, black as your favor has been dIffICult It may be Then commtSSlon earnIng paten- 8431 After 5.30 p m and alysls, wardrobe planmng granted Wish granted not only entertamment Re- GRADES 1 THRU 12 nose, markmgs on face, weekends and make-up techmque prom~se as soon as your ferences, Suzan, 545-4920, t'ROFESSIONAL FACULT~. bal for someone thoroughly M.E.B ~raVln ha~.been granted aftel' 5 p.m. v ~ white feet. Lost Saturday conversant ~th corporate PARTT1-m-e-m--ed-l~(!al-astI-ista~'-nt"'Kit;Ii... t~9-~e~ Contact Wish granted C R night, Trombley, Harcourt management and OrgalllS- for Po , ' \ . , . , . Page Six~C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983 4-H!LP WANTED 5-SllUAT1ON 5-8I1UATION 5A-S1TUAT1ON 6-FOR RENT ~RREHT I-fOR RENT GENERAL WANTED WANTED DOMESnC UNFURNISHED UNFUANSHED UNFURNSHED GAS ~ATION manager, ex- LAWN Service, very rehable. TWO MATURE women desire BARHAM-East Warren 2 LOVELY 2 bedroom condo- HARPER/Cadieux Area - 2 HARPER WOODS - NeWcas- perlenced, night shift MEDICAL Ten years expenence serv- housecleanmg. Excellent bedroom, air, carpet, secur- minium, Grosse Pointe. bedroom Ranch home, tle • 3 bedroom ranch, ap- I-MlCbalmers Standard IDg Pointers Excellent Grosse Pomte references $500 per month, appliances. basement, large fenced ity alarm, good neighbor. phances, 1If.!garage. No ------SERVICE equipment, very reason. Open House Sunday, 2-3 yard, huge kitchen/dlnette pets --AJ1.W AY IS MOR£ ~11S6. hood, 200 feet from bus Pre- able. Call for estimate 882- p. m , 693 5t Clair 343-0653 $350 per month plus utilities, 13 MILE- Utica Road. Com- TIiAN SOAP! FOR NURSES evenings. EXPERIENCED lady wishes fer profeSSIOnal workmg 4226j 81U515, HA YES. seymour area One plus deposit. 881-5374. pletely furmshed down to FantasU~ second Income Gp-I 527-3120 weekly housekeeping, have couple. No pets $250 per COLLEGE GIRL Wishes transportatlon, references month 885-7193 bedroom upper Wlth appli- OUTER Drive, Chalmers dishes, condominIum. All portunlty It's working for CARING SINCE 1973 utilities mcluded 6 month us, It can work for you Call summer employme.at Ex. m.0362. ances. Gas, water, includ- area, 5 room flat, carpeted, penenced nurse's aide Own BEAUTIFUL three bedroom lease, $475 Marilyn, 824-2:lOO. MALE NURSE ava1lable for WOULD YOU hke your home bnck Colomal, Balfour be- ed, $25O-monthly. $250 depo- refrigerator, stove, garage, duty m pnvate residence. transportation. References Sit 521-7628 $190 No pets 527-8151 Call LaVon's Housmg Rental OVERSEASCru-;Se Jobs 886-a40. spotless? Woman seeks tween Warren and Mack, Excellent references. ~ work clearung your home fireplace, dirung room, IIf.! KENSINGTON between War. WH ITIIER- and Property Management, $2O,OOO-$60,OOO/yr.possible. 5671. FARMS RESIDENTS, need 773-2035 References Call 773-3617, baths, one car garage, cus- ren and Mack Two bed- CHANDLER PARK Call llO5-687 -tIOOO, ext J-1626 . help with children! For m- Fee required Ida tom features, $395 plus se. room lower No pets Avail- PRIVATE NURSING formatloD about our sum- cunty. 884-7575 days, II8&- able 7. 1 '83 $375 Includes English Tudor, lower 2 bed 1253 LAKEPOINTE, Grosse Around the clock: YOUha~ salesex~nce mer program call Lee, 8M- EXPERIENCED House 3268 evenlOgs Optlon avad- heat 882-4222 room, tastefully decorated, Pomte 3 bedroom upper iF In home, hospital or nursing and are Wlllmg to work full- 5571 or Heather, 882-3883 able natural flreplace, elegant flat, With appliances and home RN's, LPN's, Aides, cleaner and ffilscellaneous time m outside sales I W111 Starts June 20 UPPER Studio, 10026Somer. hardwood floors, rent With garage $400 monthly, $500 compamons, male atten- jobs Reasonable rates BEDFORD, 5 room upper tram you to earn $2,000 plus Homes, apartments Diane, set, DetrOit, - qwet, clean, option to buy, $300/month, secunty 885-5196 dants, live.ins. Screened TWO GIRL cleaning team Newly decorated, central natural pme paneling, $225 plus security. Meldrum ------per month m the health and 791-3337. and bonded 24hour service Grosse Pomte references air, cbshwasher, stove, re- Includes uWltles AV81lable Company, 1-725-8494 GROSSE Pomte Woods _ 3 nutntlOn held Must be AVailable to clean 7 a m.-ll fngerator, $350, uuhties not self-mol1vated 881-4011 Licensed nurses for insur- MATURE Woman available now Leave message at HOUSE to Rent _ Bed bedroom bungalow ance cases a.m and all day Saturday mcluded 771-7671 days, for domestic work Refer- 331-0250 ford/Warren area, rent op $450/month. Available June POINTE AREA NURSES 885-8540 everungs 884-8694 SECRETARY. full time POSl' ences. Own transportation, HOUSE for rent - Grayton tlon to buy. 5 beauhfullower 15th 882-3756 TU 4-3180 tion General ofhce work, EXPERIENCED babYSitter 368-4599, mormngs.even- GROSSE POINTE WOODS (Park), 3 bedrooms, reo rooms, $250, month Call TWO Bedroom lower, Not- typing, c1encal, reception- wants full time summer JOb mgs duplex, 2022 VernIer, avall- modeled kitchen witn all Su 882-8458 D BABYSITTING m your home Ha rper able m July, 2 bedrooms, san or OffilruC, tmgham, one block South of Ist. Experience m real es. apphances. Dming room, 885-4000 . after 5. 7513077- W"'....en Stove, refnJ?:era tate otUte preferred Call Scn,~r I" ",...~IVI- n\,;l~I"""""'''''C''I ....Vuvd.i, Vi Pu~nt':D. ;'.1" IQ, 5C-CATfRiftG kltchtW With applidlh ...", hvmg room Wlth llreplace, t- Mr Toles, ~2000 Serving the Grosse Pointe area ~5065 fenced yard, garage, $400 a library, full basement, 2 car 10 MILEjI-94 Three bedroom or, carpet1Og, sepa rate garage, fenced yard. $625 home, 1 year lease, apph- basement, $250/month, plus smce 1955. Care of CHIL- U of M College freshman de- RENT ACOOK for your special month, gas and lights not per month Security depo- ances, washer, dryer. Se secunty and uhlihes. 885- BEE AS healthy as you can DREN and the ELDERLY. sires full-time babysitting 0CC8Sl00 Reasonable Excel- mcluded 8M-8518, 8-10P m bee W1thHoney Bee Pollen sit 645-9450 curity, $400 monthly. Days, 4559. By the hour 24 hour rate! References. Own transpor- lent references 1I81-1Q9 NO'M'INGHAM - Charming Distributors needed 839- m2500, everungs, 771-0152 available. tation. Lynne, 886-2516, lower 2 bedroom flat, par- 6840 THREE Bedroom home near GROSSE Pomte Woods - 3 LICENSED after 4 p.m TRY US - Quality food at rea- quet floors, fireplace, ga- 1-94and St. John's Hospital. THREE Bedroom apartment, bedroom bungalow, fire. - sonable pnces J & J Cater-. rage, immaculate condi. EXPERIENCED full charged -EUROPEAN Professional 2 car garage. Appllances in- new carpet, newly decorat- place formal dlru'ng 00 bookkeeper, to handle pay- man - g~rdener, landscaper, LIKE TO COOK OUT? Why ing, 884-946Il tion, $375 Partial uWities eluded AvaJlable July 1st ed, heat included. $300, new ~odern kltche~ a~d roll taxes, general ledger, make any kind of garden, not make this summer spe- MARIE'S CATERING _ All p81d 331.4848 $425 per month 886-6202 month 88&-4448 bathroom Close to school and fmanclal reporong un. trimmlllg, mainte- cial and Bar-B-CUe on your occasions Hors d'oeuvres,' BASEMENT APARTMENT after 6 p.m • GROSSE Pomte Farms/Mo- and transportallon $575per prurung, new customized deck? supervised. Full time posi- nance.53+0571. brunch, dinners, buffets and 4 rooms and bath Heated. SCHOENHERR 7 Mile. 3 ran Road. 3 bedroom colo- month plus security 865- Many plans to choose from hon. Full benefits Salary party trays. 862-6295 Suitable for one person. No room, newly decorated, rual, carpeting, drapes, ap- 0990 range $11,000- $12,000. Send CARING ... Designed for your mdivi- dual needs. References fur- APRON ASSOCIATES makes pets. Available July 1, $200 stove and refrigerator, pliances. $675, plus secunty FLANDERS 12345,near Gra- resume statmg past exper- A Tradition Since 1975 elegant entertaining easy for monthly. Security deposit heated $185. ~5495. deposit m-6872 hot, upper three room flat, Ience to Box P48, Grosse nished Call Jim at ~5348 For Loved Ones at any occasion. 1JIl2..7149 882-1044 IDEAL Location _ close to CADIEUX-Mack area Upper nice location, $145 884-9977 Pointe News, 99 Kercheval, Home, SUMMER - Cook, lunch or everything, 61 MuirRd Re- 5 rooms. Stove, refrlgera- TROMBLEY Spacious upper Grosse Pomte Farms, MI Only The Best WJlI Do. dinner. Grosse Pointe ex- GOURMET Catenng _ spe. WOODS: 4-5 bed~~m, 3 bath 48236 cia! dmners for two, eleg- ho~e Alrco,~ditlo~, wa~ cenUy renovated, two-bed- tor, carpet. Heat furmshed, fully carpeted with large CALL perience, 28 years, refer- ences 925-2876 antly prepared served to Barnes and Star. room, den, formal dimng no pets. Reference $300, beamed hvmg room, cbrung SHIFTMANAGERforhquor- THE HEALTH CARE Wonderful ann;versary, 882-5052or 884-9673 _ room basement, appli- month - 1 month security room, dmette, large kltchen burger operatIon Ideal for PROFESSIONALS BABYSITTING m my birthday, any occasion gift, ances, drapes and ca~t- deposit 882-7253 With apphances, 4 large female, no experience 5 ROOM apartment, Ideal for fng Available July 1. $450- TWO Bedroom upper, Cour- bedrooms with 2 adjOining PC 0 ASSOCIATES,INC ; licensed Grosse Pointe other dehghts avallable necessary, It may help, will Farms home Call Karen adult, stove, refrigerator, monthly plus uhl1ties and vlUe St $290 plus uhhhes, baths 2 car garage With ThIbault Catering, 979-2956 tile bath, newly decorated, tram, advancement, bene- 552-0638 evenings and week-ends security depoSIt. No pets, security depoSit, no pets, electric door opener. $750 fits 10631Whittier 527-mOO. 881.4674. $325 per month plus utilities references reqUired, 881- 885-3125, after 7 p.m. month. Secunty depOSit Insured and Bonded &-fOR RENT 571-1866. DENTAL assistant - full time. UNFURNISHED 4964. UPPER flat, garage, 2 bed- Available July 1 823-9601 • R.N. - L P N.'s GENERA L House cleamngby SUPER LARGE upper in. Seeking ambitious minded • Llve-m's - Companions ONE Bedroom, carpeted, room, washer, dryer $435 TWO Bedroom With flrushed the day Dependable with ALTER _ CHARLEVOIX come. Carpeted, newly individual to assist chair- • Aides - Homemakers stove, refrigerator, excel- plus heat, secunty depoSit attic, basement and carpet- side Pleasant Harper references 773-4360. Grosse Pomte side, attractIve decorated, heat included. lent transportatlon,suitable 884-6565 between 1-4 p m 109, dishwasher, garbage Must see East Warren- Woods office. Must have NEE1> SOMETHING moved? WOMAN Wishes house large one-bedroom or studio for mature person, non GROSSE Pointe area. 2 bed- disposal, $300 plus utlhtles, pleasant chairs Ide manner Two Po1Ote reSidents Wlll cleaning references. 886- apartments, $180-$210, In- Outer Dr area. $325, $IOC smoki~ preferred Avail- security 776-7966 move or remove large or 3368 eludes apphances and u- deposit Aval1able July 1 t 882-6166 room lower $300 plus u. Startmg salary and benefits a ble J y Is. . tilitles. References. Call TWO Bedroom With flrushed commensurate With exper- small quantities of furni. tl'II'tles 331 7852 882-7889. BABYSITrER - tturd year - SEVEN Mile-MaCk, 2 bed- after 6 p m 1185-8495 attic, basement and carpet- ience Send resume to Box ture, apphances, pianos or TROMBLEY 2 BEDROOM what have you Call for free college coed. Experienced, I1'¥1MACULATE three bed- room, natural fireplace, GROSSE Pomte Park _ ing, dishwasher, garbage 0-20 Grosse POinte News, 99 FLAT estimate 343-0481, or 822- dependable. Available room house, appliances, air pretty yard, full basement Wayburn, upper 2 bedroom cbsposal, $300 plus utlhtIes, Kercheval, Grosse POinte 2208 evenings, Emily, 884-8526. conditioning, fmished Available Immec.hately, good $450 plus security, refer- security 776-7966 Farms, Mi 48236 Sized rooms, new decor, .red 882-2255 flat. Refrigerator, stove, EXPERIENCED NURSE'S EXPERT Ironing in my basement, fenced yard, 2 mce den, close to Wmdm111 ences reqw . natural wood, $270.886-0657 ' THREE bedroom brICk ranch OPENINGS FOR SALES home. Pick-up and delivery car garage, carpeting, Pointe, private basement ASSOCIATES aldesavallable Reasonable aVailable 839-7761. drapes, maintenance free, TROMBLEY - deluxe du HARPER/Chalmers area _ in Grosse POinte Woods. storage. Ideal for mature plex, 2 bedroom Ideal for be tit I Large country kitchen, 2 Excellent traming and fInan- rates. Fraser Agency. State no pets, $355 plus mainte- profeSSional couple, central au u 4 room, heat free, natural fIreplaces, central bcensed and bonded. 293- SUPER Handyman - brick, nance fee. 19705 Moross couple or adult. $600 per Cial benefits Convenient 81r, $600, 885-0726, between $195. 961-5050, 884-2647 air, garage, elose to school 1717 block, cement, carpentry, near 1-94 Open Sunday 2-5 month. Phone John, ~2496 Grosse Pomte office loca- 4-6 p.m. GRATIOTl7,largestudloWlth and publJc transportatIOn. R-E-T-IR-E-D-H-A-N-D-Y-M-A-N-- paintmg, drop ceilings, p m evenings before 10. tion Confl dential 1Oter- separate lutchen, $215, free $650 per month plus secur- views Call Ahce Boyer panehng, linoleum, re- Mmor repairs, carpentry, modelmg, garages _ new 4231 OUTER DRIVE, Upper, GROSSE Pointe, 2 bedroom, RIVIERA TERRACE utilities and appliances No Ity 88&-0990 Schultes. 881-8900 Schultes all appliances, South Top floor umt Two bedroom pets 3714053 Real Estate eledTlLal, plumbing, bro- and remodeled. Reason- 2 bedrooms, sundeck, stone ken Wlndows and sash cord able, references, untic. fireplace, appliances 371- Jefferson, newly decorated, two bath. Immediate occu UPP~R ;lat _ 1 bedroom, WH~Nv~~g~~~~ER DENTAL TeplaLed, et4.. Reasonable. ensed. 8II6-M5lI George. 3023. $275. 882-7065. pancy. g d 11 I d References 882-6759 885-0946 as an app ances mc u - INVESTMENT i-...ASSIST ANI __ _ IMARlA Von Trapp, for your TWO BE1>ROOM lpwer - Cij~RMlNG three bedroom ed,sPQUe~s.~permonth, I in frie~ly...J:>tltrolt Room upper. New car- I u4.e{)981\o (j)u.t~r 0lI9t! Pointe 0ft11:e-" ,.,.,." I o4.lhildllet\),a I au.mel'.. 13' I )~olf~ ".l.'ilP.!tl)it~1 1 I~~l;},• h~ FIVE _~c~nty PROPERTY ' neiglihornood,' firepface, pet, .p,;ll'a~. Otl~e DrIve llll6-1'76'l'l ~~ , ~ I for expenenced assistant.to _ ~en years experience serv- y~ars motqering 2 camp $3tlO plUS ut: I es, secun.y MANAGED? other extras, Haverhill 3 5035 and 5042 Devonshire f serve our favorite 'peOple, I into Pointers Excellent leadership. 18 teaching. I'll deposit reqwred. 822-0790 882-0611, evenIngs ' 4887 WOODHALL - Duplex, IT'S REASONABLE our patients 881-8406. eqwpment, very reasonable come 2 days a week Wlth COURVILLE - 3 bedroom blocks north of Mack. $3951 carpetIng, drapes, apphan- AND EFFICIENT' 1, Call for estimate 881A226j playmates, my sons (3, 12) Dutch Colomal, newly cleco- month plus utllihes. 885- COURVILLE near Mack 2 ces recently decorated, Ca- FOR DETAILS CALL 4A-HELP WANTED 8114-9515,evenings. to make this summer great rated, good neighborhood, 7757 bedroom lower, separate dleux - Warren area, $290 DILLON DOMESnc EXPERIENCED Nurse's for your children $4O/day. $375, available TU 1-0471 NICE, clean apartment 10 basement. $25O-month, plus per month. 886-5500 PROPERTY Aide desIres private duty. Swimming skills, terrific HOUSE, upstairs bedroom, Grosse Pointe Park, $275, utilities, newly decorated Excellent references. No references. 37Z-4382 finished basement, garage monthplussecuTltydeposlt Call between 2-8 p.m. B8S- TWO BEDROOM upper flat, MANAGEMENT GROSSE POINTE ~3545. 5533 clean, no pets, separate 881-4147 hve-ins Call 296-1167 or 771. Warren _ OUter Dnve area EMPLOYMENT 3751 COLLEGE Student deSires 839-1060. GROSSE Pomte Park 1167 95 MUIR, Grosse Pointe uhlities, excluding heat, AGENCY ------painting jobs. Experienced F 4 h t security depoSIt. Chandler ASHLAND - on canal WIth Wayburn 4 rooms, both, arms, room upper, ea Park area. 1186-5650 after 6 boat well 5 room lower. 885-4578 "CARING 6: DOING" and reasonable. References TWO BEDROOM flat - na- sun porch $225 plus utilitIes appliances, $325, no pets IS OUR MOTTO available. 771-8792. tural fireplace, carpet, ap- DOl:: A .<> Monday through Fnday Stove, refngerator, car- 50 years reliable service 821-1320 . A NEW concept in cleaning! pliances, enclosed porch, peted, mcluding heat, $295 Needs experienced Cooks, EAST DetrOIt 3 bedroom Co- GROSSE Pomte Park, Way- TWO BEDROOM upper Security and references. Nanmes, Maids, House- -LIVE INS OUr crew (of 3) will clean excellent condition, on Maryland near St. Paul, lomal Carpeted, garage burn . Uppe r flat , 2 bed Ideal for adults. 1-748-9943 keepers, Gardeners, Chauf- • AIDES your home to your personal Grayton, $425 mcludes heat full ted t garage, stove, refrigerator, • RN's • LPN's satisfaction. We wash win- 343-0279,8 a.m.-2 p.m. and summer porch. Fur. room, y carpe , s ove "loft" 331-1840or 962-51110 feurs, Butlers Couples mshed or unfurnished, kit- refngerator, air condttion Nurse Aides Compamons dows, scrub floors, clean MORANG/Whitehill - super YORKSIDRE - Up~r flat chen and laundry, apph- ing, $300-month Security STUDIO APARTMENT 3rd Clean 2 bedroom Wlth kitch- and Day Workers for pri- ovens. Most homes com- clean 3 bedroom, IIf.!baths, ances 773-6815 deposIt, $300 Year lease No floor $275 a month includes vate homes For Home Health care pleted in 11f.lto 2 hours. Ex- formal dming room, fin- en appliances, carpeting 18514 Mack Avenue At Its Best can cellent references! Exper- ished basement, 2 fire- ST. CLAIR Shores, 3 bedroom pets 822-9371, 1164-4666. all utllitles. 882-3965. throughout, $330 mcludes Grosse POinte Farms MED-STAFF ienced workers only! places, 21f.! car garage brick ranch, aIr, all ap- GROSSE POINTE Park _ TWO BEDROOM house, liv- heat. References reqwred 557-2505 Please call evenings, Betty, Ideal for couple. $400 per phances Lawn care, 2 car Nottmgham south of Jeffer- 109 room, dimng room, 881-1017after 5 COOK/HOUSEKEEPER for 338-8104. month Available August 1 garage, $550 plus utlhties son, 2 bedroom lower flat, basement, near -Eastland GROSSE-POINTE area, 2 smgle businesswoman LIve 'EXPERIENCED Movers - 527-0375 881-6360or 886-5770 completely redecorated, $250 776-1592 bedroom duplex $325 per in large comfortable quar- , appl.lances, pianos, apart~ 5A-SITUAOON LOWER 5 room East Outer appliances, new carpet, FOR 10026 Somerset studio month plus utilities, aSl- ters Experience, refer. ments, homes. Call for low CHANDLER PARK/Whlttler, ences, car required. Start oouesnc nice 2 bedroom upper flat, Drive near Warren 977- $325, mcludes heat Grosse call 839-4808,instead of 331- 6758 rates. 775-6714 0099 POinte schools and parks 0250. June 26th Call 882-2415days apphances, gas Included, FRAMC"SlIandyman 'SerVi~ EXPERIENCED European $325 779-6704. Eastside Management Co. TWO BEDROOM lower, 6A-FOR RENT ONLY GROSSE Pomte Park - spa- 884-3890 FURNISHED WallpaperIng, paintlng and woman Wlshes house work miscellaneous repairs MACK/Maryland -2 bed- cious lower flat, 3 bed. Beaconsfield near Warren, TRADITIONAL household tl3- two days. Good Grosse rooms, heated sunroom, fI- BEACONSFIELD -upper and $250. No pets, secunty de- 2123 room flat above busmess. With chIldren seeks exper- Pointe references 88&-7171 Heat and appliances includ- rushed swte and basement lower 2bedroom flats, $300a posit 886-0889 ATTENTION EXECUTIVE Ienced, hardworking hou- PAINTING, carp;nter work, ST CLAIR SHORES ed, $235a month $300secur- 2 baths, garages, $450: month ST CLAIR SHORES-3 bed. Transfers one. and two- sekeeper fUll-hme. Must houses, garages, small iobs, Ity 885-5196 month 774-1605after 6 p m. WILCOX REALTY room brick ranch with bedroom apartments, deeo- have excellent references Lady desires houseclearung repalrs. Best prices. ~ete, Efficient, references, rea- 884-3550 b t d $485 rator furmshed Lmens, and character Send resume VERY NICE upper flat, one THREE BEDROOM House - asemen an garage a dishes, utenSils mcluded 882-2795 sonable to Box B-3, Grosse POinte bedropm, 7 Mlle/Hayes Grosse Pomte Park, $325, FA~MS - 3 bedroom Colo- month. Century 21 AVid MmJmumoneweek $65Onel" News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse REGISTERED Dental Hy- m2689 area, $200 881-1278 plus utilitles, secuTity de- mal, flret~ce, 2car garage, 773-8100 month. LocatIOn J -696 be- Pointe Farms, MlCh 48236 gienist deSires full time p0- YOUNG lady Wishes day BUCKINGHAM - Warren posit required 822-0790 fenced, lrushed basement WHITTIER/GRATIOT -"2 tween 1-75and 1-94. Secunty,. sition - Grosse Pointe.Har. work, res~nsible, depen- Upper 5 rooms, reasonable ATTRACTIVE 2 ~droom ~s~~~ ~p~~. buy, bedrooms, heated, appli references 4691075 . DAY CARE custodian, $3.75 per Woods area Refer- dable, rehable Tuesdays, per hour Must have refer- rent to responsible tenants, lower, mce DetrOIt nelgh- y ances 573-7318 ---r ences 8M-7782. Thursdays, 921-9052 after 4 East SIde 882-2402 borhood, stove, refrlgera- GROSSE POINTE PARK TWO BEDROOM ranch FURNISHED effiCiency' ences and expenence 8114- p m references -- --- 2560, between 1~2 Good lob TWO students interested In TWO BEDROOM flat - tor, curtams, fireplace, ga- Kercheval.St Paul One Morang-I-94 area $375 apartment With Flonda for retired person house cleanmg. Paula, ~ Yorkshire near Chandler rage No pets secunty de- bedroom upper, one bed- 8817612 room overlooking canai St MATURE, dependable Chnst. posit, $265, month. AV81lable room lower, apphances. ~ -- Clair Shores, Ideal for smgle IM9, Michele, 331.7846after Ian woman desires clearung. Park Dnve Apphances and HOUSEKEEPER hve-in 4 July 1st Call 922-5737 or heat Included, $300 , $275 SOMERSE-.r,--2-bedroom profeSSIOnal person $395, m-7'ElKJ after 4 p m heat mcluded, carpeted, 425-6853 CHATSWORTH BETWEEN home, $285.884-3559 Includmg all utilities 54(- Private room, coolung, no $325 per month, 343-0279, 8 pets, hght cleaning No NURSES Aide, male, hospital LADY Wlshes to do housework a m -2 p m MACOMBMALLarea,l-bed--' ~~~~~~d If.!~~~~m~n~~ BARLOW -- --- 6-7-Mlle __~~5 __ - _ laundry Hours negotiable and nursmg home exper- Ience, private placement. In the Grosse Pointe area I-N-THE-P-AR-K--=-(;~W~yb~;1 room a~rtments Carpe~. garage, appliances, ~toro~::~~:~~r'2 ~~~ APARTMENT Sub let - References 881-5984 2392 $260: 885-7464 Call after 6 p m 3'72:_ __ bungalow W1th3 bedrooms, ed, app lances, alT condl- WHITTIER HARPER _ dow air conditIOners, car- beautiful Jeffersoman 2 NEEij-Mature deperidable GERMAN-Chnstlan woman dIning room, newer kitchen, ~e:f90 c~~~V, heated lovely one bedroom apart- petmg, good area Includes bedroom on 25th floor avail. lady or college girl to tend to INEXPERIENCED Dental newer carpetmg, freshly ______ment, heat mcluded, $265 all utdltles $325 a month able for 3 months at less assIstant or Doctor's re- de<>ires houseclearung Jobs Grandma's needs 11p m to Expenenced Call Linda, pamted, no pets Appliances TWO BEDROOM, Beacons- UNNHURST near 7 MJ1e One 526-2555. than regular rent Gorgeous 7 am, $150 per week 1111- ceptlOrust High school gra. duate Willing to learn Ma- 775-6915after 6 p m mcluded $360 month Rent field, stove and refngerator bedroom apartment, heat -- - -- view of Ren Cen and fiver, 0996 or buy Included, newly decorated mcluded, $225 Ideal for BUCKINGHAM and Nottm- covered and guarded ga- ~3719 ne. Ideal for older couple, $230 worlung smgle or couple. gham, 2 bedroom lowers, rage space, full length 50 GENERAL CLEANING WM J CHAMPION & CO COLLEGE Students - seek- seTVlce, 2 hardworiung stu- 823-5971 EASTWOOD-HAYES _ Effl- share utilities, $235 884- foot porch, new J)urgundy 4C-ttOUSE samNG mg summer tlme employ- 884-5700 SERVICES dents, home, apartments, HALF-DUplex-=- 2-tM;drooms clency apartment, appli- 3559 carpetmg AvaIlable fully ment Pamtmg houses Ex- references 264-0056, 725- NEAR Grosse Pomte Park 1 $300 East 7 Mile at Morang' ances, heat Included, $175 INDIAN VILLAGE -large 1 and furmshed With new fur- perienced References upon COLLEGE Student WIshes wn bedroom/ stove, refngera. Mt Hope Church 371-8540 Call LaVon's Housmg Rental bedroom apartment, hard. mture at $550-month or un- request Quallty work Rea- days ' '~203Prope5 rty Management, wood floors, Gargoyles furnished at $450 month, house sitting dUring sum- tor, utlhtles, newly decorat- sonable prIces Spalding ed 774-7923 ,,~ _ flr~~a:e, ~5 331.5597 ~:osne Earl at 273-8270, mer. Grosse POinte area Bigham, 815-5961 LARGE HOME In secluded HOUSE Grosse-Pointe NEWLY DECORATED 2 bed y References Reliable Whit- ,t..; -~.q I NlfRSES AIde 12-y-e-a-rs-e-x-pe-r-. \::;~V~~Q!PNEFF LANE - near area m the Park, 7 bed- Woods. Hollywood 3 bed. room apartment _ Grosse TWO BEDROOM flat, ney Stewart 822-1435 lenced days, nights, or live- t;; · 01 ~ Jacobsons, 2 bedroom rooms, 5 fireplaces, large room Carpetmg, kItchen Pomte Park Call 824-0445 Mack/Buckmgham area, upper 25' of closets WANT to how.e Sit Mlluster's m, references 755-7629 sWlmmmg pool, references appliances, central air $550 before 5 p m Call 822-5089 $245a month, $245security ------~a daughter Mature, honest, IT's EASyl:L Carpeted, kitchen $1,lklOper month 647-1524, plus utllllJes Secunty de- after 5 p m 882-5774 appliances, furmshed, trust worthy June, July, TWO College students home Myrl ooSlt 882-6823 . Good au conditioned Full NICE QUIET, newly pamted, 6B-ROOMS first week of August Excel. from school in need of work To Hill HElpl basement Carport No two bedroom upper, Hazel lent references 881.3506 Expenenced m landscap- HOUSEhoLd T£4MS rIdge, Hayes-Gratiot, ap FOR RENT Ing, pamtmg, light con. pets $375 TU4-3207 phances, basement, ga I- structlon and modernlza. • Dtpud"blf • Affo.d"bll rage, own utilitieS, refer CLEAN qwet room Ideal for 4A-HELP WANTED tlon No Job too small or GROSSE Pomte Park - "CONDO "IN THE VilLAGE" ences, security, SUItable profeSSIOnal person 7 mm- DOMESnC large Call Tom, 882-58ll8 or • EfficiffllT South of Jefferson Lead. couple or smgle 886-2044 utes from St ,John HOSpital . Two bedrooms, Just decorated, celhng.tl>-fioor mirror Dave 881-6812 YoultHlf ed glass WindOWS.hard. and 7 Mile and Mack Kit.' Tuu 11l dmlng room Full basement, appliances $475 wood floors, charm gal- chen only m a m for coffee : Expenenced mother with .-d Yoo. HOlll( a month BEACONSFIELD 9445- Up- WOMAN for cookmg sum. ore, 2 bedroom~ Only per, 3~~ large rooms Stove $42a week Call 885-3039be . licensed home will CALL US TODAY WILL SHOW ONLY SUNDAY 2-4 PM fore 7 p m mer In Harbor Pomt, MI' care for your child $295 month plu~ utlhtles refrIgerator, carpet, sec' Call Catherine Miller at 693 ST. CLAIR unty dePOSit 521-7565 chlgan Must be exper. Full or part-time All FREE ESTIMATES ----- ~ - Hlstonc Realty Com- ienced Excellent wages ages Reasonable 886 ..7797 343-0653 5 ROOM upper flat - neWly FOR pany, 8469 East Jeffer. CALL 881-5007 rates References avo carpeted and hnoleum allable " 886...9140 son, DetrOit, 48214 824- CLASSIFIED ADS between 9 a m -5 p m II DlrllJon 01 Stove, refTlgerator 10- 823-41~ ...... -.nl _ilia. IllC 2700 cluded 882-4522after 5 p m CALL 882-6900 { I ~ j Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C p Se-oFF1CE e~F1CE SD-VACATION 7-WANTED .-ARTICLES S-ARTICLES I-ARTlCLE8 8-ARTICLES FOR RENT FOR RENT RENTALS TO RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE EXECUTIVE OFFICE build- lOIUSS MOUNTAIN Chalet, WANTED - one bedroom FREEZER, WHIRLPOOL, FURNITURE Wholesale Dis. HEALTH INSURANCE BOX SPReNG and mattress G ROSSE POINTE lng, in Grosse POinte by week or weekend, fully carnage house or garage chest type, 12 cubic foot, !~butors of Mlchlgan, AAA For all ages. Premiums begin sets by Serta lh off Twin, FIRST FLOOR OFFICES Woods with space to lease. equipped Swim/go!f/temUs. apartment m the Park, City baskets included. 8M-4669. W~,olesale Direct To at $28.31 per month. $145.Full, $185 Queen, $225. Small, medIum or large to fit Individual offices and 921-4WO,Liz; 1186-3377mghts. or Farms for career woo -- You I sellIng all new mer- John E Pierce Kmg, $325 All first qualIty your reqUirements suites available. Kitche- man References Call 568- PlnLCO 30" range - excellent chandlse In original car- 6: Associates, Inc Dealer warehouse clear. Startmg at $100 a month m- nette and common recep- HARBOR SPRINGS - Make 6308, 9 a m -5 pm, Monday condition $95. Il8&-OO79. tons 2 piece mattress sets, 884-4750 ance 2168-2854or 371-5400 eludmg all utilitIes tion area. Easy access to' your SUMMER reservations through FrIday Ask for GARAGE SALE: Apphances, tWin $59, full $79, queen $99, Air Conditloned. New l.opymg 1-94. Discriminating pro- early Special rates 882- Kathy after 5 p m. Call 331- some furniture, bike parts, sofa sleepers $119, bunk CUSTOM FALCON Golf WANTED machme. fessionals only Informa- 2597 0581 dishes and etc. 765 Roslyn, ~s complete $88 7 piece Woods (Persimmon) 1,3,4, BUYING SWORDS Freshly painted and det.orat- tion, 886-4101 ----~------less than one year old uke SINGLE lady needs a 3 or 4 June 11th, Saturday, 10-5 hVlng rooms $239, decora ed MARCO Island "SeaWrnds" 882-0139. h.ve lamps from $14 88, t, new $150 or best offer. 881- GUNS, DAGGERS ~leasant atmosphere OFFICE/Store, 11/Harper, Gulf front, 2 bedroom, $425 bedroom house to lease Tm. Farms or Woods preferred KENMORE AUTOMATIC pIece .wood dinettes $W" 774-9651 Off-street parkmg 300 sq ft, aIr, utIlIbes m- per week 881-6402,882-4593 $800 Pits now $375 Open to cluded 296-3254 Send replIes to Grosse dryer - works great $95 the publIc, dealersandinstl- 881-4147 Pointe News, 99 Kercheval, CLEARWATER Beach/440 885-0079 tutional sales welcome DILLON BUILDING Grosse POinte Farms, MI, 6D-VACATION West 2 bedroom, 2 bath HOUSE SALE - Furmture. Name brands, Serta, etc RICHIE'S USED APPLIANCES lUXury condo on Gulf 661- 48236 BOX 8-26 RENTALS ------country French, oak octa. 9451Buffalo, Hamtramck (l 100% GUARANTEED GROSSE POINTE Woods and 1714 - Grosse Pomte Shores, car- PROFESSIONAL needs, gonal game table and four block north of Holbrook, 1 16626E WARREN Grosse Pomte area home, 3 upholstered chalrs, 2 bache- block east of Conant), 87s. petmg, other extras, from TRAVERSE CITY - Charm HILTON Head Villa EnJOy a 885-0079 $195 monthly 774-7714 mg beachfront resort, East vacatIOn at the ocean bedrooms, 2 baths, farmly lor chests, mirror, comer 7166 Telegraph (2 blocks room or more After July desk WIth chaIr 2 studiO south of 6 Mtle), 532-4060 , MEDICAL SUITE -~-1200 Bay $230-$330weekly Bro- Sleeps 6 On golf course, chures call 616-938-1740 near pool 886-9234 Is t 88&-5611 beds WIth corner table, Monday through Saturday, square feet, large consult------round cockta1l table, Darush 10-8, Sunday, 12-5 14460 atlon room, 4 exarmnahon CHALETS, Cabins, A 4-sea MtCHAWA YE -=- iMll; SoutIi modern couch, cricket Gratiot (2 blocks north of 7 ORIENTAL RUGS rooms, lab.utility room, son resort In Northern MICh of Gaylord Golf, tenms, 8-ARTICLES rocker, breakfast table with Mile Rd ) 521.3500 Monday receptIOn-business offIce, Igan's pnme area, seven clubhouse, pool playground,; FOR SALE 2 chrome dIrector chairs. through Saturday, 10-8, furm<;hffi waiting room nn- :l lakt's <;ailhoat<; paddlt'- WANTED teen rrulcs West of G:l)'lord Lamps, table lInens, oth I:. " • Q. ,j"" ... 'b 4.....l...... , " .. l~)'" I .. l.ol Thursday, June 9, 1983 Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS I-ART1CLES &-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES I-AR1'ICLES 8-ARTICLES ~RT1ClES ~RTIClES &-ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOA SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE COLLECTORS Garage Sale • SATURDAY only 9-1 20854 WE'RE BACK, - glass, tin, pottery, top, . YARD and rummase sale - GARAGE sale - furniture, ap- GRAND PRIX! QUALITY Garage Sale - 736 HARTZ Woodmont, off the service KATHERINE, brass, cash only, Frlday, Saturday, June llth,9a.m - pliances, clothing, house- YES, the drivers have cross ed Lakeland (corner of Char- HOUSEHOLD SALE rty drive of 1-94, between AI- saturday, Sunday, 10a.m .• levOlx), Fnday ONLY, 10 5 p.m 2 heaters, clothes hold goods 4378 Audubon, the finish Hne, and the pa OF THE 540LAKESHORE LANE llthe lard/8 MIle Household 6 p.m , 35118 Kesler Court a m - 4 P m Absolutely no t~ys, collect1b1es, some fur: Friday, saturday, 10 am-3 is over, but the race to fi POINTES Between 7-8, off Jefferson ual, Items, clothing, furniture, 15/Garfleld, ClInton Town- presales Rattan furniture rutu~e, mlScellaneous. 417 p.m No pre-sales. Colonial Shop with unus CONDUCTOR OF Madison. June IG-l1 Friday &I saturday exciting antiques, gifts , and nusc ship (4 pieces to form sect10nal YARD sale, ram or shine, 10AM-4 PM collectibles will never end as MICROWAVE Litton - va~ MEDITERRANEAN style and chair), Wicker Queen IT-Refrigerator,- $25: Ken- saturday and Sunday, Ju~ HOUSEHOLD AND headboard, Crown Colony long as Wacky Jack's be tuOO able temperature, meat dIning room suite - 4 more gas stove, $25 881- 11th and 12th Motorcycle, We are very pleased to offer hol ESTATE SALES amber dIshes and stem- the wheel. Some of the probe, timer, $200 884-4669 YOU CAN COUNT ON US, chairs, 1 leaf, credenza, ex- 7729 3-speed,T V andmore 4407 you a wonderful selectIOn of into ware, round redwood picnic numbers that zoomed CLOSE OUTS _ 18472Mack FOR RELIABLE AND cellent condition, must sell, 88" SOFA and matclung has- Bedford After 10 am 2 year old decorator furrn- this table. 4 rounded benches; the crazy man's place Sunglasses $2 50, sweat- sock P1l10w back, no wear ture with up to the minute nton EXPERIENCED SERVICE $350, 881-4122 children's picnic table, APPLIANCES for sale, 21 week mclude: a Fe shirts $3.50, umbrella hats Like new. Expand-O-Way styling and in neutral colors and LET US SERVE YOU GARAGE Sale-child'sblke, Fruitwood teacart; Frult- cubiC FJtlllco refrigerator, that will mix with what you amethyst butterfly $4.95 desk/dlmng room table, berry carmval glass tum- 776-2196 TV, phonograph, drapes, wood lamp table, 2 cream slde.by-side door, deluxe already have ______---- bed spreads, head boards verticle (31,}" wide slats) Seats 8. 822-8544 model, $350 30 Inch Tappan bIer, two rabbit bard ered GARAGE SALE, Saturday In tills huge moving sale we only, 9 a m to 5 pm, 1241 BLOCK Sale, 3900 HaverhIll, (twm) Girls clothing, (4-6) drapes - SIZed 106" Wide x 16CU-BIC toot refrIgerator deluxe gas range, continu- Dedham pottery pl,ate s, a are featuring a pair of blue Nottingham, hving room set, Saturday, June 11th, 10 to 4 boys (8-12), many misc Sa- 68" long and others 670/.." frost-free, bronze color, llk~ ous clean, $225 Both excel- collection of Nontake Pink leather WIng chaIrs, a OUi>" hln- sofa, chaIr, lamps, designer _p m ______turday, 10-4, 20466 Fleet- wIde x 38" long Men's hoc- new 882-4017 lent condItIon 882-5211 pendale wnbng desk, a con. azelIa dumerware whic eludes a covered sugar bowl clothes and shoes, and many AWNING, terrace or porch, wood key equIpment, lawn SOFA~ bedroom set,sewmg temporary corduroy sofa, a GARAGE sale, 3523Grayton and creamer, a butter tub, more goodies black vinyl, Bfeet by 17feet, MOVING Sale 3 familieS. chairs, card table, floor machine, miscellaneous, Burl walnut Parson's table, = Saturda~, Sunday, 10-5' cups and saucers, and more. ~most new $225 ~~7. boys clothmg, toys, furm- lamp, 2 bend able lamps, Stove, children's and ladles FrIday, Saturday, 6-9 and a pat I' of blue contemporary ANTIQUE bedroom set=and A BeSWIck figural cr eam mise Items, 526-8116 MOVING, everytlung must ture, Saturday Sunday, saup tureen, toaster oven clothIng, furmture and nus- 6-10, 9 to 4, 903 Hampton SIde Ch81rs, a Chinese Chip- Panasomc stereo system and sugar, a 19th Cent\1ry go Chlckenng plano, china June 11, 12, 10-4 No pre- cellaneous. Road pendale style coffee table, a uted Without speakers, 2 year beige tufted 2 sectional sofa, Worcester vase, two fl MOTHER of the Bride - (or cabIDet, kitchen cabInet, sales, 459 Kerby GARAGE- sale, clOthes~ auc- Omega C.700 enlarger with 80 PIECES of 12x12 marble IUds a glorious leather sofa and Shelly china cups and 5 Groom) long dress, cluffon, Victorian chairs, carved MOVING -S-a-l-e-,S-a-tu-r-d--a-y, and new lens (lens never used) l,'l inch thick; free standing toys, !lUscellaneous FrIday matching chatI' and ottoman ers, some vintage 1930's cream color, long sleeves, loth- French chaIr, antique bed, June 11, lOa m - 4p m Ma. Telephones, stand, wo- cone shaped fIreplace. 293- and Saturday, 10 to 5, 20315 40's ladles hats and c SIze 12, was $200, sellmg for swtable for a hbrary, a eces antique clocks, couch, hand temltv clothes to lawn tools man's 11'121b l>oWJ.mgoall, ~. Lo.::hmwr, H::rpcr Weods birdseye maple and gla~s il1lS, cl bunch of sffi:lll pi $100 \-VUIll Oil .. " ~&&13 old pamted wallhanglDg, dry 3526 Yorkslure clock radio, Oster Seal-a- coffee table and a matclung of Craquelle glass, an smk, crystal chandelier, -.------THREE Family Garage sale THREE piece mahogany waii -natI SIX QueenAnne antique dm- Meal With bags; woman's unit, features are cup- octagonal table There IS Fenton opalescent hob bronze chandeher, brass COLLECTOR'S items - en- 738 Lo~aine, saturday, 9 - 4 ch ing room chairs - (very golf shoes, fish tank acces- boards, drawers, and drop- also available a matchmg bowl, a Boston and sandWi chandeher, 9 by 11 rug WIth cyclopedia Brltanmca, 60 P m GIrls bIke, antique oak flmt glass Bellflower bowl, good conchtion) $700 Maho- SOries, WIlly water bug. table, antique rocker va- leaf desk, with glass and group of grey contemporary gany desk 44" x 23" (file deSIgn, dresser and cQest, volumes, VIctrola claSSIcal Wedding dress and vetl, sIZe brass accent PrIce reason- Imported metal polis h~s, bedroom chair, Chlppen- records Perfect conchhon. rious furniture, type~lter, furrnture mc1ud1ng a chatI' ng drawer) $250; Chippendale 10, glassware, lots of mis- We have lots of bamboo and several types of magrufyJ dale armchaIr, mahogany 882-4678 port-a-potty, toys, clothes, able 779-2064 fes- <;hair for desk, $85 Console cellaneous household Items, wicker pieces including a glasses mcludIDg pro kneehole desk, 3 tier Queen M-O-VI-N-G-Sal-e---w-h-o-Ie-ho-us-e-- many nusc Items No pre- MOVINGsaf0689 13;oad- lots (mahogany) top drawer garden tools, stuffed anI- tall chair, square table and slOnal Jewelers lupes, Anne cherry table, Queen ful furmture and miscel- sales! stone, Grosse Pomte Woods. for testing gold, sIlver and converts to desk, $325 mals, shoes, tIes, men's four chairs, large round Chma cabInet top for con- Anne, piecrust table, laneous Anti3ues - sofa, GARAGE Sale-bargams ga- Fnday, SaturdaY,l0-4 SUn- chamonds, display aids in- c1otlung, sIZes 42L, 44L Jac- flower sailboat, furnIture, table and a plant stand ng- sole or buffet $150. Several French commode, needle- k E i 1 lore! Saturday, June 11, 10 There IS a whole patio of beau- eludIng platestands, ha pomt footstool, silverplated pme roc er, son payer, kets, 36 pants. boys' cloth- ladders, scaffoldmg, tires, am dropleaf occassl0nal tables, pIe safe, showcase, more a m. - 6 p.m. 11517 Somer- tIful Iron runllture that In- ers and easels, ultra be ing, sizes 6-12, children's small appliances, trunk ects mahogany teacart, 573-4578. tray, Chippendale piano Some newer furniture - din- set, (between Moross and cludes 2 square tables and 8 lamps for detecting def winter jackets and boots, chiffarobe, folding bike, 1~ and bench, encyclopechas; dis- bed chtldren's books, games, Morang). cha1rs, a 3 section sofa, bar- or repaIrs in pottery F IVE pIece dmette - chrome hes handcarved cabIn t mg set, room set, couch, speed bike, dIshes, glass- porcelatn plus dam near ev- puzzles, tWin size Sesame be-que cart, end tables, a legs, fornuca top, plus leaf portable sewing machi~e: more Saturday 9.00, 421 MOVING OUt of Town - bed- ware, leafraker, encyclo- erything else IS waIting for comforter, woman's cloth- paIr of free standing shelf Excellent condItion $275 200 old music sheets, lamps _R._iv_a_rd_.------room fUrntture, hlde-a.bed pedias, much more. No pre- De- ing; adult'spuules, games, units, and a corner bakers you at the Grand Pnx of 886-2574 and tables, mirrors, picnic DINING Room set - table, 4 mise. Friday, June 10. 844 sales troit area antique shops: the patterns, small toboggan, Trombley rack. XCELLENT Condition al- table, nude painting, silver chairs, buffet, 881-'7983 Colorual Shop, 25701 Jef fer- E electronic toy organ MOVING sale saturday, June Other furmture mcludes a paIr son near 10 Mtle, Mond ay most like new, Kenmore coffee pot, plus collectibles GARAGE sale-large selec- LOTS OF BARGAINS 11,10a.m.-4p m 216McMiI- of matching campaIgn style through Saturday, 11 to 6, washer, $125 8B6-6611 or and saturday,miscellaneousJune lothFrIdayd t'IOn 0f ~t ems. Sat ur day, CHILDREN'S TOYS Pecan formica table and 6 lan, Grosse Pomte Farms bedroom chests, a small er- 886-3125. an June 11th, 9 - 3. 1303 Ken- comer cabinet, a contempo- 772-0430. Your Mast ESTATE SALE chairs, ideal for cottage - charge, VIsa and perso nal 11th, 9 to 5, 21124 Vernier, 1 sington (comer of Vernor) $25. Foam mattress, lIke ONE slde-bY-Slde FflgJdatre rary gentleman's desk and ARGE SELECfION of re- block east of 1.94. -~------I nd L Last chance Final day! Gui- chair, a king sized bed, a check are welcomed, a tars, Les Paul copy, Crest- new $20. Large headboard refrigerator, whtte, 1 top don't forget, we buy, too ! conditlOned SCHWINN bi- KONICA FS-1, 35 mm ,SLR ONE Royal portable type- for regular or Queen size freezer, G.E. white Very Chippendale magazine rack, cycles. Reasonable prices with autowind, $149 New writer, one electric portable wood accoustic and electric a glass and chrome dirung SOFAS, LAMPS, decora tor base, Drexel chning table, 6 bed, $20 m-5548 clean, 885-8156 Village Cyclery, 777..fJ357 Sigma telephoto, 80-200 Olivetti, both used by col- table and 4 upholstered traverse rods, custo m , ' lege student and pnvate chairs, leaves and pads, ANTIQUE/GARAGE sale. AS Stove, automatic wa- $100, 882-71M)2. family. Good condition Call GIGANTIC GARAGE Sale! chairs, a 2 section sofa in drapes, bedroom furnitur e. G bevelled mirror, uphol- 18th and 19th century furni- Don't miss thIs one! Dinette multi color print perfect for a Pnced to sell Call 884-8912 sher, both for $75 or best of- SIX Ft. thermal pane wood after 6 pm, 882-3882 stered chaIrs, yellow Lucite ture, acceSSOrIes; cup- large picnic table, small porch and an oak butlers ta- fer. 881-2473 doorwa 11 Gas baseboard GARAGE Sale - clothes, desk Much more 142 Muir. set, board, tavern table, candle ESTATE SALE - 291 Lake- stove, pictures, frames, ble r, REEN Wool carpeting, 50 heater Electric lawnmow- !lUSC items June 10, 11, 9 884-3418. stands, quilts, baskets, We have a newer washer and wood, Detroit. Oak dresse G lutchen items, some new, two oak oUice desks, file ca b- yards, good condition, er Small kitchen table Gas a.m. - 4 p.m., 20217Hunting- DELUXE WeIght bench with stoneware, etc. Household dryer, a Puch Magnum mo- porch rug, green. 885-5641. grill. 1186-5103. ton, Harper Woods. toys, baby clothes, materni- items: chelTy drop leaf ta- inet, miniature whtskey bot- weights, 100 pound capaci. ty too. Even a beautiful ped, a Sunfish, a silk Chinese 1- ble, lamps, toys, children's ties, exercIse bike, misce DINlNG Room, antique style, GOLD Refrigerator, white SCHWINN ty Never used, $125 886- pop-up camper. Too many ~, sets of signed wildlife m 8 pieces, good condition. kitchen set, matching end Varsity, 10-speed clothing June 10, 9'~4.IIO, prmts, an 18th Century laneous, collectibles fro 2879. Call after 10 a.m. Items to mention. ~2 pm. m, no pre-sales. B17 Woods French 2 door cabinet, a the 1920's Friday, 1~5 p $600. Also boys double dres- tables, coffee table, desig- bike, $85 343-0867. GARAGE Sale: bikes, house- saturday, 21356 Newcastle, Lane, Grosse Pointe Woods drop leaf walnut dining ta- saturday ~12. ser with mirror and bead- ner.1amps, antique rocking GARAGE Sale, 438,Fisher, hold, clothing, miscellan- third block off Mack. c- board. 371-5728, after 5. chatI'. 771-5358. Saturday and Sunday, 10 eous. 19477WOOdland, Har- ble, a small, square butchers FRESH BAGELS- Detroit fa SAlE ON 1045Bedford - 4 odd DINETTE set; Kenmore dry- th- ARA GE Sale _ 856 Lincoln HAND Carved stone statuary. a.m. to 4 p.m Portable wa- per Woods. Thursday, Fri- block and more tory bagels delivered mon G chairs' old roc~ chair; 4 er, Mangle: (Ironer) 882r I'm sure by now you have the al saturday, 10 _ 4 only. Hun. Works of art, hand cut from sher, toys, household items. day, saturday, 10-6. ly to your ~oor by loc odd tables; solid oak buffet; 7347. Idea that this is a very spe- scouts Any assortment of 10 dreds of items priced to sell. single block of Italian lime- EST ATE Auction Friday Occupied Japan figurines, MOVING Sale - 1160 South MOVING sale, June 10,11, 12 cial sale All of these items varieties to choose from at Furniture, Rembrandt stone or marble, 24" - 42" rught, June 17th, 7 p.m. Sa. dishes; glass bowls, ping Renaud, furmture, toys, 11511Whitehill, Detroit, be- are in new condition And $2 50 per dozen. That's les s lamps, doors, hockey goal, tall. Perfect for that special tufday, June 18th, 11 a.m., clothmg, chIldren's play pong table; canuval glass; tween Morang.Whittler ~5 very desirable Don't!lUss than factory prices, 1182-9311 craft items (all types from garden. 886-3362. SUnday, June 19th, noon at equipment, exercise bike, and much more. Friday, this great opportunity to ac- for information/delivery. art instructor), household, DuMouchelles, 409 E Jef- G.E heavy duty washer, June loth and Saturday, p.m. miscellaneous. Also custom GARAGE SALE - Color T.V., ferson, Detroit, featuring quire the best ESTATE SALE: 241 Lak e- Sears upright freezer, dry- June 11th, 10-4. NO ..PRE- I'll hand out numbered ttckets sweatshirts. 35 mm camera, clothes, Victorian furniture, Ste- MOVING sale - Furmture, shore Drive. Bedroom se ts; er, Spinet plano, etc., sa- SALES!!! between 8 am-l0 am to estab- household items. Saturday ben, antique snuff boxes misc. Items. 1967 Mustang, Oriental rugs" tab~e s, turday only, 10-4. lqTCHEN TABLE, chairs, com~let~ly re6to~ed_ 822- hsh y~ pijl~ n,l l}ne, Ilqo SEA-King7.soutbo~rdmotor, only, 1548HOlly'w~ Chippendale style dining' 'clW" 1 D ~ ...to.YJdI, good colld,,\tJ.QD;h~R shot- £!= • h G~Sale ....~ of,~ tnape c\rop;iea( \able, 'TI\'x,- 155'l'9, I • BJlW~11,.,n;\ f)O;~ng,nl. le~ P'ei~il_~HU"dt'e'n gun and 22'.10 over and un- GlRLS Jtt~ENil~;whtte ~~mMt, toytrainsj-leopard') ~ 28" mirror, pqrtable TV honoring street numbers. bedroom set, 4 ladder back skm rug and much more -~ ren's clothes, G.M. car SCHWINN gIrl's s-speed. Best women and men's. (;0 m; d er. 881-5062, Friday and 963-6255 seat, misc. Fndayonly 10-5 885-8687. offer over $75 Call after 4 merclal floor polisher; 0Id saturday. chairs, bumper pool table,' • *CAIL OUR NEW HOTLINE cue rack complete, 4 cap- TWO sofas, custom built, ex- p.m., 1922Beaufait. GARAGE SALE - June 9th, p m. 1186-8737. 885-1410 projector no lens; hundreds y, YARD SALE taIns chaIrS, child's table cellent conchtion, ~" Her- DINING Set washer, dryer, 10thand 11th, ~4 Most of ev- for details or dIrections. of other items Saturda BASEMENT sale: Miscellan. Sunday, 11-3 his one's a goodie! Baby and 2 chairs Call 8116-8942 culon $275 each 881-1170. $110 each, dehumIdifier, erything. 23115 Harmon, st eous items, clotlung, size 8; T Watch for next week's sale on y, clothes and equipment, toys CONTEMPORARY d $40. 527..(l37 5 Cla1r Shores men's wear, sIZe 15or med- GARAGE SALE - saturda some Fisher PrIce), snow- GIGANTIC Neighborhood mette Roslyn and CharlevOlx June 11, 10-3, 2139 Allard { 't . I' . Flea Market _ craft and set, walnut, formica Par- MOVING-Garage sale, 3605 BALL GOWN - Emerald ium; like new condition sw ,glr 5Winter coat sIZe 6, quet table, 36" x 36" to 36" Balfour, June 10, 11,12,8:30 green tissue taffeta, CI.lstom Thursday and Friday, 11-5 GOOD BUYS - Tappan, avo- TORO MULCHER mowe I' cedar chest kitchen miscel- bake sale. Treasurers ga- by 60" . Four white 1984 Anita. cado, double oven, e1ectnc - 5 P m made from current Vogue Excellent condition $75 1aneous collectibles from lore for everyone' Satur- pattern, size 14-16, never range, Kenmore washer and Mediterranean Kmg Slze Grandma's estate like china day, June 11, IG-3 p.m Naugahyde and bronze 1982 WHITE Admiral. Like GARAGE sale: Friday, June worn. sacrifIce at $175. 1182- gas dryer, king-size mat- bedroom set complete, bed cups, carnival glass and Welsh Park - Chapoton at $~~rsC ~rllent condItIon, new 15cu. ft. frost free. sa- loth from noon to 6, and sat- . 9311. urday, June 11th from 10 to tress set Call 886-4132 triple dresser with mirro r. knicknacks, 2 brocade ltv- Red Maple Lane, off Mack . a evenmgs, 774- crifice at $250. 372-9591. ng room chairs, 1920's bed- between 8 and 9 Mile Road _3_266 _ GARAGE SALE - Wrought 6 Great assortment, some- SOFA AND Loveseat - new, large hutch, 2 night stands . I MOVING Sale - saturday, n- iron patio set, tools, furni- thing for everyone!! 784 blue noral, half price, $MlO linens and bedspread i I'oom set Including vanity, GARAGE Sale _ Saturday CRIB - hardwood, new mat- Sunday. 1G-6.2054 Vernier. ture, all' condItioner, IBM Urtiversity. Six mahogany chairs, $120 c1ooed. Very good conditio n/ and lots more 1219 Lake- only, June 11, 1~4, qualIty tress, $00 774-6595 $550 or best oHer. 88&-2920 1981SACH moped, goodcondi- Executive typewriter, mis- CLEAN, 50gallon fiber drums 823-1867. ~nte, near Kercheval furniture, toys, antique sew- ALMOST EVERYTffiNG ex- 'da 1G-3,saturday, 1(}'4 ing machine, baby furni- cept wicker, BASEMENT tion, asking $250. Call Pat cellaneous.Saturday,9:~4 with covers. Ideal for mov- BEAUTIFUL MATCHIN G GARAGE Sale - 2 family NO P ESALES. ture, radiator cover, bath- SALE, Thursday, Friday, evenings, 882-1665. 1854Severn 109, storage, packmg or 902-916 Woods Lane, (off Haywood WakefIeld wick er k ADITlONAL lIght green room fixtures, draperies, Saturday, 10to 4. 16Harbor GARAGE Sale - saturday, 9 AWNINGS - WHITE with rubbIsh 921-2500. Wedgewood), Grosse set; sofa, chair, rockin g TR chair, table 527.1827. ove-seat in very good con- clothes and much more - Court, off Moross. a.m - 4 pm. Stereo, T.V., black trim, stationary, 3-, 4-, GARAGE sale - 421 Lothrop, Pointe Woods, 10 am- 5 1 itlon. $150, 882-6040 1314 Yorkshtre. BEAUTIFUL outdoor foun- appliances, dishes, antI- 5-, ll-foot alummum. 882- off Chalfonte Saturday p. m. Clarinet, household d ques, clothing. 22230 St. Items, excellent clothing WINDSURFER RAGE Sale _ saturday, CONTEMPORARY Furm- tam, "RebeccaattheWell" 8507. only, ~1 p m. GA Gertrude, off Greater buys, room air conchttoner Spnnt model brand new, nev er une 11th, from 11-4 p.m ture - includmg couch, 8 foot with Circulating "EXPERIENCE !" J Mack, St Clair Shores. AIR hockey, BrunSWIck -like ---- used RetaIl, $1,200 Sellin g awn mower, books, clotheS: chairs and tables. After 4 pump, $125 Call evenings, SAID Ben FranklIn, "keeps a new,$75 Washer,G E.,.$I00 MOVING SALE - furnIture, $850. Tom, llIl6-9~16 1 GIGANTIC SALE - furni- dear school, but a fool Will clothes, mlsc 824-0445 or 8lr conch boner, bar stools, pm 1186-8137. 774-3266 or best offer. 1111-2576 FIVE Fanuly garage sale ture, clothing, household learn in no other " So, be{ ore -- 822-5089 - kitchen stools, dressers, GARAGE Sale, Fnday and BLOCK - WIde yard sale items, etc saturday, June you experience beIng ripped COLLECTORS Piece, easy Thursday, Friday, 10 a.m - dishes, oak hall table , Sa t ur d ay, J une lOth and Three MIle Drive, Detroit. 1 BODART DINING room set 4 p m Clothtng, furnltur e 11th, 9 a.m - 5 p.m. 19176 off buymg and selling an- spm washing machine, plants, many other Items, llth,9a m t06p m Vanet)' block north of Mack June11 French ProvinCial. Deep Household Junque to Tre a- 014 KenslDgton, Grosse of items Great buys 20235 and 12,9 a m. to 5 pm Berden off Moross between tiques and collecttbles, why chrome over copper tub, apron on table and two 1 Mack and Harper. not avail yourself of the works hne, $75 Eight 4 foot sure 437 Moran Pomte Park Country Club, Harper leaves. Large Slde-board, 8 USEHOLD Sale _ pnced Woods GARAGE sale, one day only. MAHOGANY dining room set large selections of quality recessed ceiling lights with cane-back chans Re- CLOTHES 'n' TIDNGS HO k 1 - -- saturday, June 11th, 9 to 3. (WIth 8 chairs) exquisite books on collecting certlfied bulbs and shades, $20, each placement value $B,OOO for qUlc sa e, antique MAYTAG aut{}matlc washer Furmture, games Winter china cabmet and buffet, appraIser, Wacky Jack, has 886-8978 Perfect condition from de- RESALE SHOP Pump organ $350, onental and dryer, 2 years old, ex- clothing, skates, doo'rs, din- table, (3 leaves and pads), for sale at the Colonial Shop? signers home. 823-5851 for 26600 Harper (lOlh MIle) c arpet handmade 9x12 11 t ch Occupied Japan, Hummels, PINE drop:leaf Harvest ta- 700, chandelter, $250, old ~en con tlOn, $425 882- mg room table and SIX set IS inlaId, $1,400 2 maho- ble, 4 ladder-back chaIrs; appointment. Monday-saturday $et of Ansley bone china, 72 _ chairs, apphances, tools, gany bedroom sets (chest, Doultons, toys, jewelry, sil- s pink country chintz diSheS, SOFA AND bergere chalr~ 1~5 p m. leces, $600, 2 pIece sofa NEW barbecue, rug, new fur- 1979 4-door Flat, $1,500 933 dresser, mirror With shell ver, books, dolls, decoys, de- Consignments Welcome complete service 2 or 4, covered in printed chmtz P300, Zemth stereo with IUture, mIscellaneous, awn- _W_a_s__Iu._n_gt_o_n _ design on It), double bed. 2 pression glass, antIque $ purses, wicker, and oak are from Greenfield Village; also Lawson sofa and love eawful oak cabinet, $350 ing post, 8B2-5257 COMPACTOR, KItchen Aid nlghtstands, $1,100. Chest- antIque Wmdsor arm chaIr, b just a few of the subjects you seat, covered m natural on-chest, dresser, Chippen- two wrought Iron arm 772-7422 Many other items 881-6484 SUPER Large garageS-ale at almost new, $95, marble dale carved milTor, night- can "go to school on." The tweed. AU in perfect condit- CYCLE SChwmn _ Boys 1781Manchester, FrIday _ top, coffee table, 52 tnches crazy man Will gladly help chaIrs for terrace. All in ex- IOn 5 piece bedroom set BI stand, double bed. $900. cellent condition and rea- walnut. A11I good pnces' THREE FamIly garage sal e, lue Stmgray Sharp $50 Saturday 9 a m - noon by 22, $85. heat blower you select the book you need b 573-4578 sonably prtced 864 Rivard. 823-5851 Fflday and Saturday 9-5 rrm After 5 pm, 1186-5310 FurnIture, baby clothes, FJ motor and tube grates for -- or SpeCIal order a book If d ______f sher Pnce toys, mlscellan fIreplace, $55, stereo sys------884-3303 -- LAMINATING you'd like Don't be foobshl ESTATE SALE--ThUrsday ~:y~y,~~~~rt~~~II~t~~SEfanst MOVING Sale _ antiques, eous items tern, Garrard 6200 C, $95. ID SIZE.5Oj Get yourself out to the Colo- BEDROOM -chest and dres-:: thru SUnday, ~8. 19600Wal. DetrOIt, between 9 MIle - collectlbles, mIscellaneous, W ------Queen Anne style buffet, 8Y.!x 11-$1 00 rual Shop, 25701 Jefferson, sing table $150. 881-3654 dron, Roseville. Toepher saturday, Sunday, 10 a m _ IDRLPOOL double door gas circa 1917,$195,church pew, BLUEPRINTS near 10 Mile, Monday - sat------4 pm 830Lakeshore Dnve refngerator, automatic de carved, 7-foot, $60 881-0709. GARAGE Sale 242 FIsher, GARAGE-SALEHousehold TWO wmdow air conchtJoner s. 881-9321 frost, Icemaker Toro 21" ------QUICK PRINTING urday, 11-6, 772-0430 Your Grosse Pointe Farms Sa- _ reel self-propelled mower ORIENTALrugs, 6 years old, Mastercard, VISa, personal goods, furnIture, luggage, 2,000 B T U , $140 lock , RESUMES turday, June 11, 9 - 3 small apphances, TV's, and Lawnmower Lawnboy, au - GARAGE Sale -liUKensing- goodconmtlon, best offer' Rugs wool pile, hght blue, INSTANT COPIES check are welcomed much much more Satur- tomatlc, $120 Needs mmo r to n Don't miss this one! I 19637 Lochmoor Harper made m India, 21'7", 11'4", SCRATCH PADS - 65t LB. - -AMIRACLE!----- GAS drye-r, $150, baby c-rlb $45, dishwasher, $110, 882- day, Sunday 9 AM-5 PM repaIr 6 years old 886-3361 E arly Amencan furnIture, Woods ' $1,200, 8 x 10, made m Chl- WEDDING INVITATIONS That's what folks who've used - essel table WIth 2 benches na d k bl $2 3473 1308Yorkshtre GARAGE sAi.-E---Saturda-y , trhma, glassware, electnc' SEARS I6cublc foot -refn ',ar ue ,200, 15'3" PHOTOTYPESE'ITING SUnberg's glass cleaner t $ by 9 10" made In China, PERsIAN-SARoUKOnental June 11 Toro Sno - Pup , c KEYLINING have called it WIth Sun- THOMASVILLE 98" sora, hedge tnmmer, many other gera Of, 150 Air condItIon- $5,000or best offer 881.0709 rug, 6x 9 (Some wear) $400 lawnmower, small applIan PHOTOSTATS, NEGS berg's, stams and discolora- $2.50 Excellent condItion. ems, Friday, Saturday er, 5,000 BTU, $70 Large - Old Prench furniture With ces, lInens, lamps, furn i- it 5 ' Window or attIc fan, $15 MOBILE-iefephone- Satel- RUBBER STAMPS tIOn fall from things such as Very old maple dirung table ~ OPEN MONDAY THRU $25 Poker table $50 881- lots of brass trim, desk, lure, deSIgner clothes for ~ __ _ _ _ Starck spmet plano and hte, 1980 computenzed car crystal decanters hke snow Family garage sale- bench, $475 Heavy duty phone, channel scan, sto- SATURDAY ~5 P.M 7597 commode, 2 Bombe chests, chIldren, luggage, Jewelry TWo sa. Oakes before your very eyes rday ~4, 22024 Pleasant, wheelbarrow, $35 Two PIC- rage and recall, Stanley Now, you really can restore armOIre 62' tall x 42" WIde, Excellent buys 1550 FaIr tu GARAGESale -11513 ROSSI' plano bench. 573-4578 holme, Gros<;e Pomt e St ClaIr Shores, (near 9 mc table benches, $5 each mode, offered $1,~, below that packed away glass to Its POINTE PRINTING ter (off Morang) Saturday, MIIe/Mack) Lawnmower S h ' re I 152n1KERCHEVAL nghtful place as a ~arldmg OfNINGTABLE 44x &i ovil Woods rniture, clotlung, books,' c wlnn boy's l~speed p acement . 886-4916 ~4 fu bIke, $85 343-0867 HAND L-awn-- mowe-r,-h-e-alth-y, at Lakepointe family lieirloom WIth SUn- plus 3leaves, pads, 6ch81rs, COLONIAL Sol~d Cherrybed YARD sale- t usehold and mlscellan- Grosse POIIlte Patit 122-711» berg's glass cleaner on sale ':-antlques new Drexel fruIt wood Best of- room set. With matchm g hous SomeUllng for every. KEROSENE Heater mclud old but serVIceable, $10 .. at. The Colomal Shop, 25701 desIgner ]eans-Jackets, all fer Mirror, 38 x 64 With 12 Queen Anne desk Must sa eone mg charcoal fIlter, B T U 884-0353 ' sIzes and children's, ca- 0 REDLINE - dIrt bIke 20" Jefferson near 10 Mile Mon- bevelled panes $60, brown cnflce $2,500 or best offer , meras, tires, refrigerator, - -RA-GE - Sale ::.. - 12410 9300, new. $90 881-8035 USED manuaJ 8-ARTICLES I"-MUSICAL Ic-oFFiCE 10A-MOTORCYOLES 11-CARS 11-CARS 11-cARS 11-CARS FOR SALE INSTRUMENTS EQUtPMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE PHILCO AIR conditioner _ ALL TWO Steelcase desks, cre. MOPED - Jawa, low mI- 1977 CORVETTE - power 1982CHEVROLETCelebrlty4 MERCEDES-BENZ, 450 SL, 1978SUBURU DL. air, rechn 6,000 BTU, $95 88&-0079 steenng, power brakes, air, door, 13,000miles, lIke new denza IBM typewriter, leage, like new, $285 445- 1975,$l7,000 Low mileage, 2 109 seats, rear defroster, PIANOS WANTED 53,000mIles, good conrutlon, WESTINGHOUSE Self-clean model 12 DItto copier 777- 2533 rear window defroster, 4 $7,450, 885-6088 tops 881-1412 mg range, excellent condJl- TOP CASH PAID 4646. - -- ~------speed, good condlhon, 1974FIREBIRD-Needs body $2,200 Ask for Rob 882-5052 1975 HONDA, 750cc super- 1972 OLDS 88, -mecharucally IOn $125_118S-0079 AT ONCE! $7,000 886-7894after 6 p m work and engme tune-up CAPRI 1979, hat<.hback, 4 cy. ~ARTICLES sport, custom seat, Fernng very good condition, many NORGE UPRIGHT-freezer _ 541.6116 wmdshleld 7,800 miles 1975-MARQUIS Br-ougham - $400, 822-9512 new parts, $350 773-1ll18 linder, power steering, WANTED power brake!., 4-speed, hke new $175 118S-0079. $1,500 881-1170 4 door, excellent condition, FORD Fle-sta, 1979, 52,000 -- --- HAMMOND Spmet electnc all power, C Band 8 track, miles, Silver WIth black 1900 BUICK Skylark, 2 door, AM-FM, sunroof, low mile WHIR-LPOOL heavy duty power steenng/brakes, au- organ - walnut case, like CASH FOR BOOKS 1979 PUCH, adult driven for $3,600 Days 822-0323, even- cloth, AM-FM casl>ette, 10 age, I1ke new condition. washer - excellent condition new $500 Call after 6. or only 1,636 nules $275 Call lOgs 886-2209 struments, extral>, excel tomattc, air, AM/FM stereo, $3,450 885-8295, 77 11C-80ATS 12B-YACATION 12E-eOMMERCIAL 13-REAL ESTATE 13..-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-AEAL ESTATE 13--ftEAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE AND MOTORS PROPERTY PROPERTY FOR SALE FOA SALE FOR SALE BERTRAM 25' - 1970,new en. !CHUSS MOUNTAIN chalet 4 FOR LEASE UNDER $50,000 Newly paint- CLINTON Twp Schultz Es BY OWNER gme 1979 Excellent condl. bedrooms, 21,2baths, fully Grosse Pomte - Kercheval ed, new kitchen, furnace HILLCREST tates 19 Mile and Garfield 1 block from St. John Hospital GROSSE POINTE PARK - SOUTH OF JEFFERSON hon, loaded, $14,000 25~ furnished, largest, hJgtw.st Ave Walton Pierce, second and more, great starter. 1J,2 FIrst floor 2 bedroom and 2266 lot m area SWIm, golf, slu story in the Park Walk to " to 5 bedrooms, 2 lots, den All apphances, carpet Colonial, 4 large bedrooms, master bedroom on maIn floor 1,700 square feet heated pool, 21h baths, floor, large hVIng room, formal dlmng room, large TWELVE foot aluminum boat Reduced t~ ~~~_ ~~!7- LAMBRECHT REALTY CO Sparkey's Grosse Pointe Ing and drapes, cabinets in RICHARD JOY 964-4522 Real Estate Company 882- finished basement, 2 firep- basement, central aIr, au kItchen With family room, 3 bathrooms, entire With trailer, 7'12horsepower laces $69,000firm By owner gas motor Electnc troUmg RESORT AREA - ---- ~7 tomatlc air cleaner, 21h house remodeled Land Contract terms available. FOR SALE OR LEASE 882-9049. $97,500 Must see to apprecIate, call between 8 motor plus mIscellaneous OSCODA MICHIGAN CAKESHORE Gate house, on years old Pnce $62,500 85 Kercheval Ave - StJltable a m -8 p m. 823-5971 Iteml> $650 881 8148 Two lakefront lots, 50'x200' Grosse Pointe Boulevard Buyers only 263-9389 each WIth block cottage on for retail, profeSSIOnal of- ST. CLAIR Shores - attrac- fices, medical, fmanclal in- most unique 6-6 income tIve 3 bedroom brick ranch, FmST Offenng - charmmg CHRYSLER 1972, 16 ft beautIful Ced ar Lake, 5 property. Hurry! Call today 1% story, move-In condI- miles north of OSCOdd stitutIOn or IIlvestment pur- aluminum trim, 11ft baths, WHY NOT CONSIDER Charger 186, trailer, 70 h P for detaJls Grosse Pointe tion, deck off fanuly room. SWimming, fishing, salltng. pol>es 21,2 car garage, finished outboard, mmt condl tlOn Real Estate Company, 882- New kitchen and more RENTING YOUR PROPERTY? 463-0915 water skIIng from your basement, llx22 covered 0087. pabo, must see to appreciate Grosse Pomte Real Estate front door Priced In mId LAMBRECHT REALTY CO Company 882-0087 BARGAIN Sailboat, 1972 RICHARD JOY 964-4522 $58,400 7l~rrm O'Da\. 22' 0 B, four salb, $JO'!> FIRST OFFERING AND AGENT FIVE BEDROOM ENGLISH TUDOR trailer, sleeps 4, extras, REAL ESTATE ONE MEDICAL-Dental offIce - ST CLAIR SHORES HAVE IT MANAGED $5.900 882-0687after 4 663 PEMBERTON ASK FOR ROSE buy 3,300 lease, 1,650square 8 MIle-Beaconsfield IT'S A GOOD MOVE! SAILBOAT, Morgan 22 foot, 268-7110 Dr 757 5978 feet 21301/03 Grahot, East SpacIOUS, 4 bedroom brick 3% baths, hVIng room WIth walnut fIreplace and bay Win- ver) good conditIOn All ac DetrOIt Minutes from Colomal BIg country kIt- dow, wormy chestnut paneled den, large dlrung room, DILLON (es~orJes Included $7,000 12D-LAKE AND Grosse POinte Newly de- chen, farruly room With fIre- JalOUSIe wmdowed porch, paneled recreatIOn room 882-9318 corated, 822-0392 place, 2% baths, convement WIth wet bar, central air, 21h cal garage $129,800 PROPERTY RIVER PROPERTY ------to schools, church, shoppmg 824-6791 MANAGEMENT CHRYSLER 26 foot, 1979, ex WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR and X-way cellent conditIOn, marine 881-4147 Don't Walt I 23265 N. ROSEDALE radIO, sleeps 6, many ex- ST. CLAIR PROPERTY tral> 372-9815 or 852-8793, Quaht) 2 bedroom home, In For l>ale, easy terms STIEBER REAL TV St ClaIr Shores, between Mornmgslde and River Road ~!'e~5 gr~At lO('Ahon WIth g10flfl\l" 12 untl over $26,000 inCOmE 775-4ClOO Three bedrooms. 21h bath custom Colonial Large vIew PrIvate road off mam only $2U,ooodown ------famtly room WIth natural fireplace, dinmg room, WINDSURFER, excellent hIghway, 50 feet of hIgh 9 Units, prtme area, over TODAY'S BEST large custom kitchen, ftrst floor laundry. Attached condItIOn, $675 882-0354 $23,000Income FOR SALE BY OWNERS rtver frontage WIth stee I G M area, 3 story offIce bwld BUYS garage ProfeSsIOnally landscaped, redwood fenced Has ~'lur home been on Ihe market 30 days or more? Are you seawall Call for detarls yard Too many great features to mention I No SUNFISH Can be seen at $118,000 109 plus parlung GROSSE POINTE tired of unqualified buyer calls and broken appomtments? Do you Hartz Household sale for de- brokers please feel thoroughly ~ersed In all modes of finance repair. legalIties ON ST CLAIR River _ fabu- 2 famdy brick, 5/4 Owner GROSSE POINTE PARK BY APPOmTMENTONLY ~~ and expenses whICh anse as you market a home? talb see ad m c1asslflcatlOr lous vIew. quahty construc- ready to deal "'8 I 4 BEDROOM bnck Colomal, The John S Goodman Real Estate Company has been serving ------tlOn and good locatIOn make ANDARY 886-5670 carpetmg, lavon first 16 FOOT Glassparr speed- hIS 2 bedroom bnck ranch ------OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 the Grosse POintecommunlues FOR OVER 30 YEARS We have floor, bUlldmg approxI- the venous resources necessary to successfully complete the sale boat, Includes trailer, 2 en- an exciting river home 105 ATTENTION ATTORNEYS mately 9 years old Only 432 ROLAND ROAD gines, 3 gas tanks, slus, new ft of fiver frontage Many AND of your home Let us put our time, money and expertise In to $54,900 Cash to a Conven- Three bedroom brick Colonial, 1% baths, living room marketing your home It s the summer. why not enJoy II and leI us battery $3,000 or best offer. extras Include a boathpuse ACCOUNTANTS tIOnal loan Call alter 4, 791-2312 WIth electnc hOist $179,000 MUST SACRIFICE With natural fireplace, dinIng room, eating area m worry about sel~ng your house Thank you for your Ilme - we ------Elegant brIck home on 135feet We are the owners of a pnme GROSSE POINTE PARK kitchen, screened and glass terrace, fmlshed hope to be hearing from you CLASSIC 1956 Chriscraft, 23 of St ClaIr riverfront Grosse Pomte area offIce NOTTINGHAM - 3 bedroom basement with fireplace and hsH bath Central air. foot Continental, Original, ChOice area,S bedrooms, bUIlding Located acros~ Single, side dnve, 2 car gar- Two car garage, fenced yard, beautifully land- 3Jll~n$. ~OJ)~miln, excellent condition, $5,200 4% baths, central air Glo- from the MIchigan Bank age, house remodeled, very scaped $89,500 sharp! Near shcools and 93 KERCHEVAL 886.3060 GROSSE POINTE • 765-3224,or 7~5862 f10US view from 2 level where Mack and Warrer BY OWNER 881-5965 18 FOOTThompson,--glass Verandah, steel seawall meet The bwldtng bas ne\\ shoppmg $45,000 pnce re- E.lab/Ished 195/ bow nder WIth 120 I 0 all and dock, $340,000 wlOdows, new exterior duced Easy terms GROSSE POINTE CITY power, rebuJlt, 1981, 25 ST. CLAIR FRONTAGE on doors, plush carpeting 1221 FAIRHOLME ROAD 263 McMILLAN hours Full canvas, depth PINE RIVER, luxury bflck throughout and grass clotll 3 BEDROOM brick side GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE FARMS finder, clown riggers, trai- ranch house, 3 or 4 bed- wall covenng and new hght dnve, 2 car garage, gas OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 heat, deep lot. Buy of the PRIME LOCATION newly decorated four bedroom, ler, extras, $4:900 882-8212 rooms, 3 baths Terrace fIXtures The law hbrary of. 2% bath Cape Cod Formal dming room, large ---- overlookmg pond for fers SpaCIOUSand well made week I $62,500 - Easy • 15 FOOT FInn class, traller, sWimming Over 10 acres book shelves The basement Terms. new kitchen WIth built.ins, 2 car attached ga- cover and much more $975, Convenient location close to IS completely finished and GROSSE POINTE PARK rage, central air, sprinkler system. 10% Land Contract - Terms. Immediate Occupancy 881.6157 St Clair $159,000 carpeted, Windows and aJ'1 BEACONSFIELD - 6/6, 2 E VINRUDE Outbo"iii1:l9.9 BEAUCHAMP extenor entrance make it ar family, 2 furnaces, side By Appomtment . Owner - 465-1360 horsepower, long shaft, Ideal second offIce that car dnve, 2 car garage. Both 8 to 5 Weekdays electric 886-0661 REALTORS easlly be subleased Total uruts rented A mce home or ------329-4755 taxes under $100 per month investment. 18'5" GLASSMASTER deep V We owe $12,000on an assum DETROIT 441 FISHER ROAD bownder, 165Merc cruiser PRIVA TE Forest Lake _4 bed- able Land Contract at 8% fOI New listing - For Eastside- 8.6% ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE under 100 hours, I/O New, room lake front home, 2,400 SIX more years at $255 pel one bedroom co-op apart- moonng cover, battery, and sq ft. 2 baths, Irvmg room, month Make us an offer- ment. Ideal for retiree or Convenient locatIon between Kercheval and St Paul. 3 trailer. Ready to go! Sharp spacIous kItchen, work buy us out and assume thh SIngle person. Only $14,000 Bedrooms, 1% baths, newer Colomal on large 60 x 1122-9348 room, utllrly room, central contract No reasonabl~ cash. Full price. Mainte- 160 lot. JJlving room WIth fIreplace, dining room, Jl l MUST - sefl 16 foot Lyman, vacuum, new carpetmg up 0 offer refused nance cost approximately den, large custom kitchen WIth built-ins, and eat- ~ N'" ~ ... new deck and wmdshield and down, attached 26 x 26 wner 774-1186E $96.80 a month Excellent ing area. Large screened porch and attached 2 car '? d-.' ~~=""N excellent condition Boat garage, deck, walkout lower - FOR SALE OR LEASE bu). garage By owner. $82,000 Open Sunday 2-5 p.m Charming French Tudor situated on a lot-and.a-half with only $650 8lI2-2Cm revel, boat deck, electric 76 KERCHEVAL, on-the-Hill CROWN REAL TV or by apppintment. 881-7027 3 Bedrooms and 2% Baths-Livmg room with fireplace- 1976 ALUMACRAFT 16' Side heat and wood burner By Two-story buildi~, 2Oxl00 821-6500 Formal Dining room, Mutschler Kitchen, Enclosed console with 50 h.p. Evin- owner 517-1136-2421 With basement Porch-Finished Rec room W1th fireplace, Unattached 2 TOM McDONALD &: SONS car garage For more mformatIon or appointment call rude electric. Bowdeck, LAKE CharlevoIX 200 feet. TOLES &: ASSOCIATES GROSSE POINTE WOODS 3rd GENERATION 881.0626. Asking Pflce $109,000 lockable rod storage, flat primebwldmgsltes m-1435 885-2000 5 bedroom cape Cod. Excellent mmt con , \ Thursday, June 9, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PClQeEleven.C 13-f1EAL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE 13-ftEAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13A-LOTS 1~PETS 21A-AANO FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE !120A-CARPET FOR SALE. FOR SALE FOR SALE LAYING SERVICE GROSSE POINTE Woods 207 CHALFONTE, Grosse DUPLEX located at 11115Not- LAKESHORE VILLAGE BUILDERhas210tsavallabie home • by owner. 19954 Pte. Farms. Estate close. ADORABLE kitten, litter CARPET LAYING PIANO SERVICES - Tumng tingham, Detroit, 2 bed- CONDO InGrossePomte Woods, will Clairview Court. ()pen &tn. out, must sell lovely custom trained free Orange and NEW AND OLD and repair Qualified tc ... , Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983 21F-HOME 21F-HOME 21F-HOME 21Q-ft00f1NQ 21J-PA.lNT1NO, IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT t1H-CARPIT 211-PAlNT1NG, 211-PAJNT1NQ IMPROVEMENT SERVICE ClEAfiNG DECORAnNG DECORATING DECORATING M U SCHUSTER CO QUALITY HOME Improve- ALL POINTES FRED'S Roof Repair. (.\ml. K. CAF:! PET WALLPAPER PAINTING, wall washing. ments - Drywalhn~, Paint. THE HOUSE MECHANIC CONST co PAINTING Elmer T. LaBadie. 882-2064 HOME REPAIRS merclal - residential Spe- CLEANING REMOVAL 109 Ceramic Tllmg and COMPLETE REMODELING C1alty flat roofs Call nt\'. 1 WALLPAPER SPECIAL 25% OFF all interior Carpentry No Job too small • Carpentry Easy Fmanclng AV8Jlable can help ~~_ __ COMPANY BY JEFF REMOVAL At lowest pnces, call Mike. • Pamtlng CARPET palntmg, wallpapering. SPECIALIZING IN • The FiM and Original Color expressions ~.7067 774 4514 • Mmor Plumbing .Kltchens. Baths - Rec . SPECIAUSTS • Full Time not Part nme -WALLWASHlNG ROOFING Equal to the best, • Minor Electncal Rooms and Addlt10ns • GUTTERS. SLATE • Steam Extraclloo • 16 Years Experience J A S Pamtlng and wall . CRAFTED _ WOOD SHINGLES _Shampoo • Low Rates but cast less SUDRO INSULATION *INSULATION papermg 14 years exper- • Kitchens Licensed Insured _.Spot and Sta.m Removal - Insured, Free estimates ~~E!'J~______~~9'I SINCE 1948 BLOWN IN OR BLANKET Ience, Free estimate Call • Rec Rooms Upholstery Cleaning m~ 71o.2'm John alter 5 pm, 884-8969 • Bathrooms TOXICFoam ExtractIOn 885-8545 PAINTING, Wallpapermg, Alcoa aluminum pro. Formaldehyde Testmg • at affordable prices wall washing Senior cltlzen ducts Installed ("Lad. • Additions Cement Work. Drlveways C E G ROOFING. All roof 882-0688 dlscOWl t Jan 884.8757 PAINTING - mterior, exter, ders wIll not dent the • Porch ConversIOns EUROPEAN TOUCH JOr,trim work, window glaz. REMODELING Waterproofmg. Garages repairs, flat roofs, alum- WALLPAPER. PAINTING Kathy, 773-9589 gutters"}, re-rooflng *Complete Wmdow and 21J-PA.I NTlNG , ------.,..-- -~------109, gutlers repaJrC! Quahty MODERNIZA TION inum gutters $2 per ft. In. QUALITY InterlOr/extenor with J M or Fhntkote, Door Contractor stalled Storm wmdows, DECORATING preparation makes the Job blown In insulation In ALL WORK PERSONALLY For The Flnest pamtmg and repair ExpeedrI. last Paul, 372-1853 alter 6. PERFORMED 886-3537 tnm Free esl1mates Ref. In Old World enced, reasonable Insur, ------walls and cellmg With MIKE SCHUSTER, 882-4325 -- - - erences 839-4193. NON-TOXIC cellulose WHITEY'S Craltsmanstup Gutters cleaned Seaver s, WALLPAPER removal, FREE ESTIMATES HADLEY HOME - Wall Papermg p8Jntmg, mtenor, extenor, 881-3515 ~~.~ - -- - - LICENSED & INSURED IMPROVEMENT ROOFING and Siding Reler. • Intenor Pamting Free Estimate free est! mates 469-0854, ences, reasonable, Insured - Reasonable Pnces INTERIOR AND exterIOr 460-5480 M01)ERNIZA TION INC. 772-4176 • Good Work 641.7766 pamtmg and paperhangmg ---- COMPLETE REMODELING Reasonable rates 30 years COLLEGE Students need JOANNA WESTERN M.T. CHARGOT • Call- no 10~too small PAINTERS work - expenenced paint- SERVICE EXPERT REPAIRS 774-0414 expenence Ray Barnowsky WINDOW SHADES BUILDING CO. Kitchens Baths SERVED EUROPEAN 372-2392alter 6 p m mg Relerences Call John, P~",T ~ulttAS BLI~DS PERSONALLY DESJGNED 7~0648. KAU"~AtoiN Additions/Porches GUTTERS APPRENTICESHIP STOA", DOOAS "'~D ~I~DO"S Kitchens - AtlJcs GROSSE POINTE PAINTING,- iNTERiOR -. ex. * AtlJc/Rec Rooms ROOFING In tenor - Exterior' wallpaper- ENDURANCE Pamtmg In- * Basements - Porchec; CONTRACTORS ing $~!l1111T1ginl'('p!linng terior Wallpapering, a\!~"":1~:::.lmS•.:h..gl'.;m let HlI, eXlel UH' Exper- * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms Gutters/Down Spouts SMALL JOBS CUSTOM PAINTING AND damaged plaster, drywall stucco, Window caulkmg Outdoor deck envll'onments WALLPAPERING Free esllmates. Good work Ienced Free estimate Call Storm Wmdows/Doors 774.9651 and cracks, peeling pamt, Dave, 331-5207,884-0539 CUSTOM CRAFTED Roofmg/Slungles!Hot Tar EXPERT ANTIQUING W1ndowputtying and caulk. Call anytime MJlan 521.5465 GRA' TOP * Cabmets - Formica ROOFING SALE lng, also painting aluminum PAINTING. Best prices now Alummum Sldmg and 885-8155 GROSSE POINTE SALES AND SERVICE * Wood work1ng - trim work Gutter Cleaning First ..00 sq ft Installed at FREE ESTIMATES siding. All work and mater- Houses, trim, garages, re- $159, based a 1,000 sq ft. jobs 15011 KERCHEVAL * Replacement WindOWS Fences/Rep8Jrs of all kinds INSURED ial guaranteed Reasonable. PAINTER'S, INC. pairs, etc Call Pete, 882- fnl ol Aliff. in 11'1'P,f" • Flats or slUngles -liulter * Interior - Exterior Doors L1censed and Insured MIchael Satmary Jr. Grosse Pointe references . Painting - InterlOr.exterlOr, 2795 TU 5.'000 FULLY LICENSED AND sale, 5 Inch aluminum white CIOUO MCI10'~' 886-0520 Free Estimates. Call John paperhangmg and panebng. INSURED gutters. First 5Olt.lnstallt:d MICHAEL'S anytime, 71&-9439. Free estimates cheerfully at f70., based on 100 ft. job 21J-WALL GENERAL HOME REPAIR ROWL PAINTING & given licensed and Insured WASHING Free Estimates - 882-6842 - Free estimates. 240.0507, ST.E:V'E'S PAINTING 882.9234 HEMOIJIIIN(j CARPENTRY shop between 4-8 p.m. 440. REFINISHING Interior , Exterior ------S~)~ClMIS r;, CLEANING by water pres. Kitchens, Bathrooms 0469. Interior.Exterlor Service Patching & Plastering sure. cement or brick pat. MANNINO'S WALL Washing. Satisfaction \dd:lll,~ • tll'l" FInished Basements Painting Wallpapering, Window los, driveways and walk. Painting and Wallpapering Guaranteed. Reasonable, I,11.1;." • I:.. Trim Mouldings ROOFING antiquing and varnlahing, PuUylng, caulking ways. 885-2723. General Home Repairs lltrlpping and staining Good work - Free Estimates call Brian. 772-4176. ~ j ..l/ ,I. I • i' l ! ~ I ,I:, Repairs and reroollng. Alumi- Palntmg interior and exter. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Complete kitchen refinishing Reasonable Prices \ !t1r J., t. ;' • I: ",I ---L!TO BUILDlNG CO num trim and gutters. Fath- ior. Drywall and plaster re- SINCE 1911 AT REASONABLE RATES er and Sons. Free Estimates - 885-3230 Senior CItizens 10% Off pairs. Window glazln~ Ex. K-MA1NTENANCE Company "t", ili; \, Call Steve anytime. CUSTOM BUILDING 521-5589 839-9307 Bob Isham Dale Isham terior caulking, stalmng. wall washlng, floor cleaning I: 1'1'1 \1 J \11 " I REMODELING KARM'S 365.5635 TONY MANNINO 772-3803 and waxins. Free estimates. \\ Ii1'1" " i ,,,,,, 526-0866 776-9684 REC.RooMS EASTLAND FREE ESTIMATES PAINTING INSURED, EXCELLENT 882.0688 KITCHENS EXTli:RIOR painting, glaz. REFERRALS ALUMINUM SERVICE GROSSl!: 1'0INTE fireman SWt t Nf Y 882-3222 CASHAN ROOFING ing, caulking, wood stain. • PRODUCTS Licensed. Insured Ing. B-ast references. Free WIll do wall washing 821- E3HU 1 f 11 r t. HOT ROOFS Siding, trim, roofing, seam. Interior estimates. 15 years exper- 2984 HH') O():n VOCCIA Commercial - ResJdential Exterior ience. 839-4193. WALLPAPERING less gutters, storm doors Year round service Window Glazing The Best Paperhanger CONSTRUCTION and wmdows, railings, al. 21K-W1NDOW CO., INC . Shingles and Repairs Caulking ROCKY'S mTown WASHING .TEACHER. umlnum shutters, porch en- Work Guar,anteed "BECAUSE ALL I DO IS RUN MY OWN • Additions closures Free courteous es- Drywall & Plaster PAINTING Insured 886-3245 Repairs ri h HANG PAPER" • Dormers timates Wood Staining Interior-Exte or, ouses, WINDOW Washlng . Spnng ALUMINUM _Garages Office/Showroom ROOFS and DECKS 15 Years in the bUSiness and Fall changeover •• Siding Company Wallpapering porches, ga rages, build. Call Ron for your • Kitchens 29315Harper Satisfaction guaranteed GUTIERS and Relerences ings, plallterlng, inside Professional Estimate Siding _ Tn m. Gutter81 ]!;tc • Fireplaces S C S 774-0460 DOWNSPOUTS Free Estimates' rooms, wallpapering, reo Brian 772-4176. Brick and Cement work Gutters cleaned and flushed 775.5790 creation roomll, caulking, 497-5766 Bank financing available 21G-ROOFING New and Repair Work window repaIr, dry wall, COLLEGE Window cleaners ROBERT H, RAESE Comprete SERVICE Licensed and Imured SPARTAN HOME patching. 24 hour servlce- THOM'S PAINTING and al. - guaranteed service, low- CONTRACTOR Home Modernization ADVANCE MAINTENANCE Free esUmate. umlnum siding, roollng. In- est prices, around. For free LICENSED. INSURED 711.2818 773-1105 IMPROVEMENT ROCKY - 871.!M38 terior /exterior. ,Gua ranteed estimates, 824-3546. Free E,timatell JOHN D. SIMON ~7319~~~arren work. Free estimates. 881. MODERNIZE TO INTERIOR-EXTERIOR IN'I'EIUORS A.OK WINDOW CLEANERS I185-m3 778-1028- 773-6986 PAINTING SPECIALIST BY DON & LYNN _ 7210. Owner.Operated MODERNISM Roofing. Caulking, ~OUR HOME IS We will beat your lowelt ---MIKE'S PAiNTING-- Service on storms and HOME OR OFFICE Weatherstripping, Repairs AN INVESTMENT screens. Allo domestic BUllneu reuonable bid by 10%, 15% * Husband.Wlle Team Interior, exterior, wallpaper- •No Middlemen 30 yea 1'1 experience LICENSED - INSURED Any roofing or siding work 8enior Citizen rate. * Wallpapering housecleaning. Free elltl- ; 77&-2185 ------you have done should be GUTTERS Painlirig Ing, minor repairs, patch. mates. Monthly rates. 77~ I * lng, plastering. Free estl . 1690 or 773-9838. ~, WARREN SCHULTZ Professional gutter service. quality workmanship with DRIVEWAYS SEALED * Meticulous H F .11 Nil N TUCK POINTING Insured mates. Reasonable and ho- Siding and trim, root reo quality materlaill. Call me * nest. References. Call any. CRYSTAL Clean Co. Diligent ~, HUll 1)INf, pairs. Reasonable. Rell. for a free elltlmate or roof. CODE WORK * Over ~ Years Experience f BARKER time European 777.8081. and experienced work. Call 1,1',.1' ,', I I , CONTRACTORS able I do my own work. lng, aluminum and Vinyl FENCES 527.5560 for your price 525--1350. 1<1'\11.1'11)".', \'.11 Modernization. Alterations. LICENSED & INSURED Sitting, gutters, storm doors JOHN-'" SPECIALIST \. 1.1 11"1 11 .',' GROSSE POINTE. fireman Additions • Family Rooms WKE'S PAINTING B~~~EN~~~~SO. $8 SINGLE ROLL ~, \,~ t • ,I I JOH N WI LLiAMS L~g~NS~g~6NTRACTOR wll1 do window washing. HI: " l' l I ,I " Kitchens. Recreation • ':> ~ ______880-__ 58_1_3 -_ RON vERCRUYSSE-cO Interior, 'exteriQl',,,wanpa~. SERVING THE POlNTES I 821.2864., J I ',1' J( \ II I Areas lng, minor rtlo~~patchlng~ -., "-sIN~ 774-3542 : lt~~:s~M~ , !\\TJIH'I"\l" \\11 JAMES BARKER plastering. tree estimates. • Wallpaper and removal • Pamtlng 886-5044 WINDOW CLEANING I 1\ 1/1 Ill'. ,,\,, Reasonable and honest. Ref. • Painting (Int. and Ext.) SPECIALIST I 1l/..I.1.. •.'I ..\H.'d 21H-CARPET erences Call anytime Eur- _ Stainlng and varnisbmg 526~5766 CABINET MAKER PAQUIN QUALITY WORK WI\lx,l,I,,, CLEANING opean. , • Plaster repair AL'S Maintenance - Painting FREE ESTIMATES HI .. II .. ' WI '\(. • Custom cabinets, vanities 777-8081 , • Texture ceilings and walls interIOr, exterior, Grosse - Fomuca counter tops ROOFING 526.5766 \I.l \11'\1 \1 "1111\', PROFESSIONAL CARPET COMPLETE PAINTING LICENSED INSURED Pomte references 20 years • Speciahzing In cabinet re- & TIn \1 SPECIALISTS IN UPHOLSTERY CLEANING AND DECORATING. 886-4374 expenence 751-7244 DALE Barr WIndow clean. facing FLAT ROOFS 109, carpet cleaning 2nd at REASONABLE RATES INTERIOR - EXTERIOR JOSEF'S 777-6840 FREE ESTIMATES LICENSED - INSURED We use Von Schrad~ dry sacs Painting. 5 years in the Generation 527-8105 Free J.In:\,..,fo:JI & ,\,..,tHEII Dave - 882-8809,884-0713 Wallpapering - Reasonable WALLPAPER REMOVAL 839-7534 foam extraction equipment REFERENCES Grosse POinte area Free Estimate • Deep Soil Removal RALPH ROTH 886-8248 - Experienced estimates Call Paul, 882- (J OLMIN • FREE ESTIMATES. • Fast Drying -Insured 1826 WINDOW CLEANING _ Leaves no resoiling residue NIe&: KAROUT"SAS • Reliable SERVICE Estimates at no charge or NEVER BEFORE ENTRY ISTORM DOORS WOODIVINYL WINDOWS For free estimate call Professional painting, in. FREE ESTIMATES Distmctive Carpet & terior, exterior.:,\ ~O obhgation NEED WE ARE INSURED Upholstery Cleaners 776-8267 years experIence In TO ADVERTISE 372-3022 Clle(o COIfSlrlldioll Cl'JIfPOIfl/ 839-5155 Grosse Pomte area. QtJAL1T'V PAINTING Ask for Tom Barrese Pleas,e call alter 5 J.W. BRUSHING D WINDOW CLEANING CO. The 15% TAX CREDIT Companv" SERVICE ~= satisfacbon Guaranteed pm Serving the-Eastside for many Storms and screens, alumi- ~REPAIR INTERIOR- 885-3594 years on relerral baS1S.Now num and gutters cleaned, SIX PANEL STEEL ENTRY DOOR SPECIAL EXTERIOR offenng all Eastslders low, free estimates. Lowest STANLEY INSTALLEO COMPLETE $24900 SPECJALlBTS 2 ROOMS cleaned, 3rd room 20 years professional low prices on quality work- DO YOU NEED A manship Wallpapenng, prices In the POlntes , FREE ESTIMATES cleaned FREE experience • LICENSED AND INSURED. D CARPET PAINTER YOU CAN MATT FLETCHER drywall repaIr, plastering, 294-1602 773-0525 Roof Leaks Guaranteed AFFORD? 4151Buckmgham 886-6102 tile work, sand blasting, ex- 777.6286 20 Yrs Experience CLEANING CO. K-WINDOW cleanin~ com- 1 CALL JOHN terior-mtenor palntmg and I SHAMPOO & steam extrac. aluminum Siding cleaned pany Storms, screens, gut- I' CALL BILL 112.5539 PETER'S PAINTING ters, aluminum cleaned In. tion, spot & stain removal, Intenor-extenor paInting, Call for a free competitive carpentry Interior-exterior Profes- sured Free EstImates free estimates, lowest prices sIOnal painter. 13 years ex- estImate No JOb too small, in the Pointes 885-3277 Senior cItizen diSCOunts In- 882-0688 penence. Wallpapering, I 294-1602 773-0525 plastenng, window puttying sured 245-0550 881-3324 21 L- T1LE SH 21o-cEMENT AND 21O-CEM£NT AND 21R-FURNTURE 21T-¥WMBING 21Z-LAN DSCA PINO 21l- LANDSCAPING BRICK WORK BRICK WORK THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAYBE PUR- REPAIR AND HEATING CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: GREEN THUMB WOODLAND HILLS T&M (Stores are listed by streets and from Detroit 011 EX~T-1\NTtQUE repairs, GRAzIO through the Grosse Pomtes, Harper, St Clair Shores LANDSCAPING GROUNDS MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION relinislung, re-glueing "By TONY CONSTRUCTION and!larperWoods ) Tony Sertich." ,521-1998, The Master Plumber • Sprmg Clean-Up AND LANDSCAPING CFMENTCONTRACTOR • Cement drives, floors, ..., - --oj, (Son of Emil) • FertillZUlg _ Spring clean ups • cement work, all kmds patios DOWNTOWN: FURNITURE llESTORING No JOb too small New and • Power Raking - P"ower raking • Porl,hes-bIOl..k.step work • Old garages raised and reo Ren-cen, Calumet Tobacco and Gift Shop, Hand stnppmg, refinishing repairs, violatIons • Weekly Lawn Care - Lawn cuttmg • Basement waterproofmg newed. mam level, near 100 Tower and repalrs 20 years eX-J 293-3181 • Top 8011 - Fert1l.JZUlg Guaranteed • New garage doors and re- perience Free estimates • Soddin _ Shrubbery trlmmmg, REASONABLE PRICES framing JEFFERSON AVE'~: Pickup and delivery 839- FR~E ESTIMATES pruning 774-4896 343-0528 • New garages butlt Park Pharmacy, Nottmgham and Jefferson 3063 FRANK R. _ Weeding and cult!. 839-7033 365-7129 vaUng Famtly operated slDce 1962 Village Wme Shop, Beaconsfield ~nd Jefferson ASK FOR RICK RrSTAEMEA-SCH L1censed and Insured ~OB'S UPHOLSTRY - 25% WEIR - Seeding and sodding CEMENT CONTRACTOR 774-3020 772-1771 MAUMEE: off already low pnc~ Local PLUMBING, HEATING, LANOSCApE _ Planting flowers, trees, Cement references 772-9326, 368- shrubs and all other Bon Secours HOspItal, Cadieux and Maumee, gift shop SEWERS AND DRAINS Dnveways 4198 Bob McVey GARDENING garden work clone SchetUer Drugs, Fisher and Maumee Pallos FERLITO BOILER SPECIALISTS Deslgn,\-onstrul,tIon, plantmg, ReSldentlal and Commercial Brll,kwork KERCHEVAL AVE.: FURNITURE refullshed, re- PRUNING, lawn and garden Insured and Ltcensed CONSTRUCTION CO. paired, stnpped, any type of Basement Waterproofmg SPRINKLER REPAIRS mamtenanl,e Grosse Pointe CALL TOM TOGGER * All types of Cement Work Art's. Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval camng Free estimates Steps reSldent EVENINGS 2864667 Tul,k Pomtmg * Dnveways Revco Drugs, "In The Village" 474-8953 or 34~6258 BOB NEVEUX ------Custom Wood ~ks * Patios Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Dame and Kercheval 885-7711 Evenmgs 884-0536 Free Eshmates * Basement waterproofing Grosse Pomte Book VlIlage, on Kercheval, between 21S-CAAPENTER MURPHY'S * Brick & Block Work Notre Dame and Cadieux ~lKERCHEVAL,FARMS COMPLETE tree service - LANDSCAPING SPECIAL ON SUlce 1925 GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval • Alhcs ~ Porch l!.nc1osW"es Removal, tnmmmg, storm • Spring and fall clean-ups QUALITY WORK Keith Damelson SMALL JOBS AND Perry Drugs on the Hili • Addll10ns and Kitchens damage Fully Insured • Complete lawn care servIce GOOD PRICES Ltcensed Master Plumber REPAIR WORK Trail Apothecary on the Hill • CommerCial BUIldings Landscapmg, 463-7949, ask • Custom design service I CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES Cottage Hospital Gift Shop MUIr and Kercheval PLUMBING REPAIRS for Joe or Bdl • Free appraisals: commer- 884-7139 JIM SUnON --- - - Cial, 'mdustnal, reSidential -- ~-~---~- AND ADDITIONS LA WN Service - weekly LIcensed • Bonded • Insured CHARLEVOIX; 1677 Brys Drive. & • DlScoWit to seruor cItIzens cuttIng and gardening TESOLIN BROS. TU 4-2942 TU 2-2436 SEWER CLEANING CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATES Lou's Party Store, Lakepointe and CharlevOIX Expenenced, reasonable CEMENT CONI. Reasonable Rates For All rates Call 884-7186 DELIVERIES OF M,ACK AVE.: QUALITY Carpentry and MIKE POTIER ED PAGEL • Top SOil Driveways, basement and ga- Formica work. New or re- rage floors, ratwalls, foot- 885-1798 Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and Mack, Ltc. Relired L1c Master QUALITY Landscaping - • Fill dirt phased Commercial - Res- 882-1558 or 882-139j • Sod mgs, pallos, rllZlng garages FINANCING AVAILABLE Yorkshire Market, YorkshIre and Mack Clean-up, trimming, mam- idential. Store fIxtures, dis- tenance Insured, reason- • Limestone Free Estimates "43" Years Parities Party Store, St Clair and Mack plays also counters, kit- In BuSIness BRICK, stone, block, con. Alger Party Store, St Clair and Mack All pfum6hlg -Repairs - In. able, references Senior • Cobblestone crete, brick patios, chim- chens, varutIes, rec. rooms, stallatlons, remodeling - Discount, Seaver's, 882- • sand 777-0642 or 777-6263 Rand's Pharmacy. McMIllan and Mark hang doors All repa1rll and neys, fireplaces. De Sender, Sewers & drams cleaned All 0000 LICENSED & INSURED J.W. KLEINER fmish work. 16years exper- work guaranteed - Fully 822-l2il1. Arbor Drugs, 7 Mile and Mack ience Free estimates VIto JIM MURPHY CEMENT CONTRACTOR Insured - Master Plumber -CHAS':'"l=. JEFFREY St John Hospital, Moross near Mack, Sapienza. 774-8933 Licensed SOD 885-9179 CEMENT - BRICK - STONE Gift Shop and The Nook ~ Pallos, walks, pordles, steps MASON CONTRACTOR DAN ROEMER GREEN THUMB LICENSED. INSURED Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack ALBERT D. THOMAS MAC'S Flagstone repair Harkness Pharmacy, Lochmoor and Mack PLUMBING 839-7033 365-7129 Tul,k pomting, patdung • Brick • Block • Stone INC . SPRING CLEAN-UP Asphalt pakhing and sealing • cement Work Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack 772-2614 'Complete yard work, shrub Mr C's Dell, Ridgemont and Mack CONTRACTORS, INC SPECIALIZING IN • Waterproofing We are general contractors. POINTER and tree trimming, etc . • Tuck Pointing Bob's Drug Store, Roslyn and M.ack Reasonable rates, quality SMALL JOBS One call takes care of all • Patios of any kind EAST WARREN AVE.: your building-remodeling ~lt8..~T~~~LANDSCAPING service Call Tom . 776-4429 or 882-0195 FREE ESTIMA TFS PORCHES AND ALL BRICK problems, large or small LICENSED WORK A SPECIALTY The Wme Basket, Outer Drive and E Wal'ren 881-5105 8:30-5:00. Spring Clean Up Mr. C's, Grayton and E Warren TU 2-0628 TU 2-0717 882-1800 7/Eleven, East Warren between .. ALTERATIONS - Modern- EMIL THE ':~~i ROTOTILL YoW" gard~n o~ Cadieux and Balduck Park AL'S ASPHALT BnrCK at}>AIRS - Work ization, all building needs, PLUMBER • Weekly Lawn Care flower bed. Free estimates guaranteed. Porches, chim- Mr. C's Deh, Morang & Kelly In area. 886-0686. PAVING COMPANY rough to fmish m all trades SPECIALIZING IN • B~"!~ ed neys, sidewalks, basement PaVUlg, sealcoatmg and exca- EAST DETROIT: No Job too small • Kitchens. Bathrooms • W>I""" m leaks and cracks Tuck • Laundry room and viola- • vation Residential and pointing. Free Estimate MerIt Book Center, 22425 Kelly near 9 Mile Road GUY DE BOER = PATIO MAGIC tions • Old and new work : Insured commercial Guaranteed 77H245 885-4624 772-3446 We can build a brIck patio to quality workmanship at rea- ST. CLAIR SHORES: Free Estimates .16 Years Experience fit your needs sonable rates. - A.A. CObDE-NS Collie Drugs, Harper: and Chalon (8112 MIle) FRANK B WILLIAMS, Li- To~y, L1censed Plumber • Free Estimates LARRY MITKE Bill, Master Plumber Design and Coostructioo State Licensed and CEMENT Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane censed builder Specializing 468-5884 791-2695 INSURED. CONTRACTOR The Book Store, on Mack, south of 9 Mile in home up-datmg and all 882-0029 OUr Specialty REFERENCES Perry Drugs, off Marter and Jefferson mmor or major repairs ----- DAVE BARLOW SUPERIOR EXTERIOR Family business for 55 years Porch enclosures, doors ad. 281-0626 291.3589 .New and repair work Lake Pharmacy, E 9 Mile between Mack and Jefferson BETTER PLUMBING 885-1900 For all your landscaping justed, bookshelves in- .No job too small Perry Drugs, Shores Shopping Center, • Free Estimates needs. Reasonable rates. stalled, paneling, new coun- RVAN .Driveways and porches 13 Mile and Harper • All Work Guaranteed LARRY MIKE ter tops, vanIties Code vio- • Reasonable Rates CONSTRUCTION our specialty Shores Canteen pn Jefferson, near 13 Mile lations corrected. Fer cour- 468-5884 791-2695 .Patios CALL STEVE (LICENSED) SOD Cement and Block Work New Horizons Book Shop, Little Mack lI.nd 13 Mile teous expert assistance in ------._---- -<1lunneys REMOVAL Drives - Patios - Floors 1m proVIng your home in any 885-5662 .Waterproofing HARPER WOODS: Porches - Walks area, please call me at 881- REPLACEMENT GET DECKED OUT Garages built or raised .Violations repaired Parkcrest Party Store, Parkcrest and Harper 0790 REE Sewer and Drain Clean- POINTER LANDSCAPING FOR SUMMER CALL ANY TIME Free Estimates, Professional Hunter Pharmacy, Country Club and Harper mg. Mastercard and Visa 885-1900 AN UNLIMITED VARIETY . Work Licensed and Insured Kaycee Drugs, Bournemouth and Harper SMALL Jobs. Carpentry re- accepted. Sewers cleaned OF BEAUTIFUL, 778-4271 469-1694 886-5565 The Tmder Box, Eastland Shopping Center, Aisle 7 pairs, cabmets, locks by re- $40 Complete 754-5633 BOB SCHOMER FUNCTIONAL BRICK WORK. Small jobs, tirees. Quahty workman- * Decks - Patios slup 824-2853 21W-oRESSMAKING TREE SERVICE HAROLD tuck pombng, chimney, por- * I<'ences. Walls ches, violations repaired. ------AND TAILORING • Tree removal * Walks - Trellises CHAUVIN Reasonable 886-5565 21P~Yf'" ~~~~QOFING 21Q-PLASTER I CARPENTERwork,panehng, ------• Tnmming * Benches. Planters CEMENT CONTRACTOR WORK partItiOns, shelvmg, doors, EXPERT ALTERATIONS • • Topping M.T: CHARGOT ALL TYPE OF FlEA'& sON" T&M ------kitchens, ceilings, repairs, Speedy, professional. Re{- • Stump removal CEMENT WORK CONSTRUeTION 1NC CONSTRUCTION QUALITY Plastenng: cracks small jobs, 1IB2-2795 erences Grosse POI.nte Grosse Pointe Resident BUILDING CO. ALL TYPFS OF ehmmated. Tailored re- For Free Estimates Call • Walb • Dl'iv",," • Porches Basement waterproofing pairs. 30 years Grosse ALL CARPENTRY & CONT, WllOd5,881-8484. INSURED LICENSED • Patios • Waterproofing CEMENT WORK 882-6842 10 year guarantee Pointe references Free DOORS, - LOCKS - IN- TIRED OF your fit? Excel- 881-8526 • Pre-cast Steps Garages and Modernization Insured Licensed and Insured esl1inates, Jim Blackwell. STALLED. GLASS &: SC- lent alterations and sew- • Tuck Pointing 343-0528 D LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPE • Chimney Repair Over 30 Years Fxperience 821-7051, If no answer, 294- REEN REPAIRS, PAINT- ing Before 5 p.m. Call 0034 ING, ACOUSTICAL CEIL- 886-1524 COMPANY DESIGN No Job too small 372-7191 772-7191 AMERICAN Water-Proof. ------INGS. BUILDING RE. . Free Estimates mg-6 year guarantee. • Spring - Fall Clean-Up SERVICE ALL PAIRS OF ALL KINDS • Cutting Will plan and execute land • 779-8427 886-re99 BETON Free estimates L1censed 21X-DRAPERIES 22 Years Experience CONSTRUCTION INC.; Contractor Call 372-4927 PLASTER REPAIR LI~~~~E~STIMATES • Hedge Trimming scape designs at SPECIAL -Licensed- STATE LICENSE #36138 Cormce - Antique 294-9559 468-5099 • Edging SPRING PRICES . CAPIZZO CONST. CUSTOM DRAPERIES Lowest Pnces Around Brick. Block Stone Grosse Pomte Only POINTER MIKE GEISER Quality work, reasonable • Free Estimates. cement work Patio's Basements made dry. Call anytIme 21T-PLUMBING AND LANDSCAPING CEMENT Cracked walls repaired, 882-0005 prices Wide selections of fa- '773..()525 - 294-1602 fireplaces, dnveways etc.; HEATING bncs. All hems hand sewn -_.--=="'""=-,.--~--~~ 885-1900 CONTRACTOR waterproofing - 10 years underpin footings All waterproofing guaranteed PLASTERING and Drywall 973-2691. MAC'S TREE AND WATERPROOFING guarantee. Nell SqUIres, 757-f.Yrl2 aOB DUBF New and repairs 10 years. LIcensed and In- --- SHRUB TRIMMING DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, sured. PLUMBING and HEATING CUSTOM made draperies. 1st CO WALKS, STEPS, PLASTER Contractor repai Licensed Master Plumber FOR TlI.0707 TONY 885-0612 quality work, lower prices. MPLETE WORK TUCK POINTING <-~--_._--- work. Free estlmates. SEWER CLEANING, Draperies by Pat 772-5440. Reasonable rates, qualIty ser- NO JOB TOO SMALL MASONRY REPAIRS: Spe- CHARl.ES F. JEFFREY PromptserYlce J Maruaci, SPRINKLER REPAIR, ETC. ------___ vice. Call Tom 776-4429 or CLASSIFIED ADS 882-0195 FREE ESTIMATES cialized tuck pomtmg, 882-1800 778-4357; 46~4150 Grosse Pointe Woods CALL 882-6900 chimney and porch repairs • Basement Waterproofmg _ 881-6000 886-3897 21Z-LANDSCAPING HOWARDS Excellent references Call • UnderpUlfootlngs PLASTERING and palntmg, after (j p.m 77~7362. • Cracked orcaved'in walls quahty work guaranteed LEAKY Toilets, faucets re- TREE SERVICE BRICK WORK • 10year guarantee paired Sink cleartmg VII)- MASONRY REPAIRS Prompt serVice, refer. MICHIGAN TREE • tree removal TUCK POINTING L1.censed Insured ences, free esllmates, LA&- Ialions corrected Small • stump removal RED RIVER RUN PORCHES AND CHIMNEYS SPECIALIZING IN 0734 Jobs wanted Master plum- SPECIALISTS • trimming REBUILT AND REPAIRS • Chimney CODDENS ber. Work myself 884-2824 Expert Tnmmmg, Toppmg, .toppmg LANDSCAPING CAULKING • Tuck Pomtmg CONSTRUCTION Shaping and Removal • cablUlg - Sod GARAGES * DRIVEWAYS * BASEMENTS * PATIOS * £]' Em II II OJ III SIDEWALKS * PORCHES * QlAHGor PlJllllf:S TI\IC)PlCALFISH ALA" CLOCKS SWUTEI'lI CALCULATOflS D1l1tt11 FREE ESTIMATES ImBBBRIM IPOI'IT,,,O QOOOS TEDOYMARS 8A1'11111DS PAI'IItOTS IttOIs PIPII AIIIOQQo4M WE DO GOOD WORK - AT A REASONABLE PRICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ... and so much more. Call your ad Expenenced. LH ensed Call To Place Your In on Monday. M S U Landscape .. Nursery Gradualt' SAM AND JERRY 371-3628 882.6900 824-0852 822-7979 Ad 8 • • 882.6900 Office RelNdence ..\\ Page Fourteen-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1983 I J 1 I Yo" 8uy _0. 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