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•" 'I \. 1 , " GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thu~y, April19,1984 ViNello's TV personality comes to town ...... ~ CUSTOM TA1LORING Dr. Joan Israel, popularly known pnvate pracuee BAIIME for her partlcipaliOrl 011 Mort POinters Mary Bnggs and Apbie ~ 6 MONTHS : MENS and LADIES Cnm's "Free of All" panel, VillI Roumell. are co-chairing this GRINDER? speak about "H~ to Value Your- f'vent whlch IS part of the War AL TERATIONS CII sell Whue Suppornng Others." at Memorlal's ongomg Woman to MAJOR AND MINOR the War Memonal, Monday, April Woman forum The topic of Dr of 23, at 8 pm, and Tuesday, April 24, Israel's address 1$ the dtrect re- £ .. FIIher 8. KercH •• 1 ttrrw~ at 10 am p~ sult of a commuOlty leadership t Grosse POinte ...... , -HElTIl! For over a decade the expecta- coffee held at the War Memoflal _ Mon., wee ,Fn '10-730 \.oes ThUlS sat 10-500 Ir.-~. __ tlons about a person's respon- last Januarv The concerns most : LOOK 0UTI1I : ,... IBDI'Ml • m.. 11 Slbillties to famll\', friends and often brought up at the brain. ~ In- M'U •• ~ community have been changmg stormmg sessIOn "here the splin- ••••••••••••••• With the changes there have also tered feelmgs women of the 19805 c ", been an increased number of op- must deal 'WIth feelings of bemg tIOns made available partlculnrl} spllt bet," een family, communIty to \\.omen and Jobs InSIde and outSIde the OVER Dr Israel v.III dl~cuss the ramlfl homes cations of these optlOn:- upon tradl TIckets to the lecture are $6 each tlonal and non-tradltlOnal role' f'or more mformatIOn call 881-7511 \\.hleh \\ omen are chOOSing in th( 1000 1980s She \\ III also address th( Chefs food show problem of ho....to handle d!ffenn~ opmlOns on these roles often of announces winners Boy's & fered b) \\ ell meanmg families ane P:-ofesslOnal chefs and asplrmg friends Each lecture Will bf students converged at Cobo Hall on follov.ed b) a question and ans\\.er Sunda}. April I, brmglng V.lth Young Metrs penod them over 400 edible creatIOns to be r-..~ Dr Israel has a gr?duate~degree judgE:d In ~hchlgan 's largest culin- -'U1I-iJ UI ::>IJI.ldl Y.lJlf. 11um ;')UIHII LOllege,
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Lucas aide Bill Johnson said he agrees WIth the abohtlOn of the "Sav Yes to Counh' Reform" ~dlct the dram comlmSSloner and the campaIgn \\ Ith the circulation of three-member road commiSSion 'Thel (' has been no mdlcatlOn t tll Of petitIOns to put the ehal tel' amend- board and theIr merger III 0 e - ments on the ballot A 'Sav Ye:. to lcomml~:"lonel'sl \\111 put any of f1ce of Pubhc Works Countv Reform comnlltlee \\ as the:.e proposals on the November Hertel ~ald he opposed the tran:,,- also formed \\ Ith headquarters 111 ballot," Johnson said "Mr Lucas fel of contractual approval from SUite 2201. 65 Cadillac Square. De brl!eH':. the people ha\ e a right to the comml:.SlOn and the ImposItion trolt 48226 see these proposals' of a "just cause" sho\\1I1g for the Johnson :.ald the executive ~ent rejection of appomtments He The five amendments \\ ould the commiSSIOn the five amend- charactenzed both as "dangerous • Abohsh the Road CommiSSIOn ments III mld-Febl'uan dnd J.sked and unprecendl'nted power" fOI and put It under the e"ecutl\ e :"Of- they take dctlOn on thein b\ !\larch Lucas lice of Pubhc Works 16."The comnusslOn "just flatly re- Lucas has taken a harder Illle • Turn the elected dram commls- fused to tak.e up the matter to put toward the comnllSSlOn, partly be- ~lOn post mto a count) executIve the Item:. on the ballot as the) are cause 01 ItS failure to act on the appomtment empo\\ el ed to do, he added amendments, John:.on said In a • Take a\\ 8\ board of commls The committee needs to collect press release announc1llg the Slon rights to approve contracts 75,000 signatures trom registered ~aturoay r \1, , ,II ~, GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 19, 1984 Churche. join for Tre Ore ,erriee at St. Clare Christ Chorale An Eculnemcal Tre Ore Serv1ce Jesus on the Cross. Each segment George Sehelter. Ms. ElalOe will be beld on Good Fnday, April will include prelude, coagregationaJ Radloff, Rev. Thomas Sboemaker I 20, from noon untLl 3 p.rn at St hymn, scnpture. meditation, Rev John CurPbeY, Mrs. Paula to perform Clare of Mootefako Olurch on \\'hIt- mUSical reflection and concluding Miller. Rev William Cummins, , , lIer and Mack in Grosse Pointe prayer Worshipers may attend any Rev John Molnar, Mrs. Brenda Brahms Part or all of the seven segments. Ushers Brege, Rev David Penniman, Rev. • • Sponsored by the Grosse Pomte wlll be seating people during the Jack Skiles, Sr. Rosana Buesh1ng, reqwem - MIOlstenal Association, the servIce preludes whICh wvide the segments Rev DaVId Antonson, Rev. Thomas Will be led by clergy and other Offenngs made by worshipers Gnffm, Mrs Carol Kohls, Rev. The Chnst Church Chorale, or- representatl\es from Bon Secours Will be gl\'en to People In Faith LOUIS Thompson, Rev, Stanton chestra and soloists will perform Hospital. Dominican Consultation l'ntted which operates five com- Wilson, Mrs Bonrne Nasr, Pastor the famous "German ReqUiem" ~ center, Ebenezer BaptlSt Church, mumt; mLOlStrles reachmg more Robert Rlmbo, Rev Robert Neily wrlUen by Johannes Brahms at 7:30 pm on Good Fnday, April 20 ~ Grosse POinte CongregatJonal and than 800 families a week These in- and Rev John Crepeau Amencan Baptist Church, Grosse clude a senior cItizen food and Brahms, a 19th century Lutheran, Pomte ~iemonal Church. Grosse friendship program. Crossroads The preludes and mUSical reflec- was contemplating death when he POInte l'mted ~tethodlst Church. East. pro\'lwng personal counsel- tions WIll be offered by orgamsts wrote the work 10 1868, and com- Grosse Pomte Woods Presb} tenan mg, emergenc} aid, food and ~1r Steven Hansen, Mr Carl Parks, piled a text from the Bible, a diver- - Church. Jefferson Avenue l'mted cloth mg. a youth program bul1dmg Mr Wilham De Turk Also mclud- sIOn from the liturgical requiem =-= ~tethodlst Church, St Clare of leadership among black children. a ed are solOlsts Ms RacheIO'Bnen, mass m Latm used by other com- ~tontefako Catholic Church, St soup kitchen servmg 2,000 meals a ~rs Agnes Ricard, Mrs Laura posers such as Verdi, Berlioz. 1:1 Dvorak and Durufle The score is Jamb Lutheran Church, St John week, and a housmg Inltlatlve This Atrasz. Ms Kathy Sickiesteel, Mr c=I HosPlLil and St ~itchael EpI~copal program concentrates In the Jeffer- Pat Shelby. ~1s Juhe Parker, written for chorus and orchestra For -great selection and values, shop Chur<.h son-Chalmers area of Detrolt flutiSt, Mr Paul ChampIOn, and 15 hlled WIth rich harmorues. The three-hour serv Ice y, III be The scriptural readmgs. me IIIIft Ion lIony WDBI 0_1IIU Bons III'LL IUI 1111IITIBIS! un PLUIBrrU IOns CIR!D'ICln IITIBIft ...11ftUDUD MINIMUM DEPOSIT $2,500.00 FDIUL 1.1VIlli. The new Bonus Rate Certificates from Standard Federal offer high money market Interest rates for the entire term of the certifIcate PLUS added bonus FOR THE Interest for a speCified periOd at the beginning of the FIRST term Take advantage of our one or two year Bonus MONTH Rate Certificates now-and be sure to ask about all the other hIgh-Interest Investments available at Standard Federal Savings You'lf find we have a wloe va'lety of certificate accounts and savings plans to meet YOur own Investment plans FOR THE FOR THE REMAINING REMAINING 11 MONTHS 21 MONTHS Substantial Interest penalty for early Withdrawal from certificate accounts 2401 W Big Beaver Troy MI 48084 (313) 643.6855 ~ I, ..- I STANDARD f511C---,...._--~ FEDERAL SAVINGS $ • Page Five.A "Thursday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Cities are considering water rate changes Belle .sle Awning Co. SPECIALIST By Mike Andrzejczyk by DetrOIt. The Woods and Shores Village Will pay more for water, its Farms and Woods officials said they are awaiting the setllllg of Cities are still mulling over also pay a surcharge to the county sewagt> treatment rate has de. IN their respective sewer rates changes In water and sewer rates as part of the Northeast Dramage creased, partlally offsetmg the So far, the Shores has been no- FABRIC AWI.JIGS they Will pay after July 1 before Dlstnct. higher charge for water, he added. The Woods and Park Will receive Because of a continumg defiCit in tified it will pay less for each 1,000 -RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL dec.idmg the rates they Will charge cubiC feet of sewage it has treated residents decreases In water rates they pay the city's water and sewer fund, The current rate of $5 08 will drop Park and Shores ofhclals said The Woods rate Will drop from the Park w1l1most hkely mamtam 22704 HARPER s.c.$., MI to $4 87 after July I, a decrease of they may hold the lme on residen- $2 69 per 1,000 cubic feet to $2 59 the rate It charges residents per 1,000 cubic feet The Pal'k's despite the city being charged less 21cents The Park rate Will also qe- I tial rates although the rates the 774-1010 crease, from the current $4 58 per cities pay Will change. City of- rate IS scheduled to drop 20 cents for watel and sewage treatment, per 1,000 cubiC feet of water after city clelk/assessor Nunzlo Ortlsl 1,000 cubiC feet to $4 36 for the ficials said It IS probable the rate It same amount, accordmg to city charges residents Will rISe, but no July 1, from the current $3 60 to said. offiCials fmal deciSIOn has been made $3 40 While City offtclals expect the The Shores IS scheduled to re- rate It IS charged for water by the The city expects an Increa:>e m TH Woods and Farms offiCials said ItS rate to $6 75 per 1,000 cubiC feet WE'VE GOT 5 AVENUES they were unsure of the effect the celve a 26-eent Increase m ItS water Farms to remalll the same, a 5 6 rate per 1,000 cubic feet after July percent mcrease In the sewer rate of sewage, up from $6:i9 for the changmg rates they pay Will have same amount The city also pays a on residential rates I, accordmg to the Water Board It Will pay could Il1CredS('re!>ldents' The Shores' current rate of $.3 66 r<1tes. accordll1g to City Manager flat monthly charge for ~ewage The Woods. Shores, and Park re- treatment that Will decrease after ceive water from the Detroit Water wIlllOcrease to $.3 92 • Thoma:- Kressbach It I:>probable, Shores Village SUp<'nnlendent but not cerlam, lhal rates for res July 1, ofhcwls said and Sewerage Board The Farms The flat n.onthly charge I:>ex and City use water pumped from Michael Kenyon said the Village Ident:> \\ III be II1creased to off!>et pected to decrQ<1se $83, from $2,460 the lake by the Farms All five Will hold the hne on Its \\ ater rate the II1crea:>es the city will pay, he charged to reSidents While the added to $2,:in, KI essbach ~,lId TIlt' communltles ha\ e sewage treated decrease however won't affect rates because 95 percent of the CI- ty's co:>t comes from the per 1,000 'Whose Life' plays at Fries cubiC feet charge, he added r~uJ.H:t uffu .....:4:s ~rc :,t!!1 :lebo L _ assistant producer, and John Grosse Pomte Theater's presen- of the doctors With whom Claire hatlOg theu" sewer rate and flat must contend Karen Carlton ap- Casey, assistant techmcal director monthly charge, Carrol Lock saId tatIOn of the rlvetmg London and Tickets. reservatIOns and more 4 AVAILABLE AT THIS PRICE Broadway hit "Whose Life IS it pears as Nurse Anderson The rest As It stands, the city may end up of the cast lOcludes Catherme Il1formatlOn may be oblamed by With a higher per 1,000 cubiC feet WITH LUXURY EQUIP. PACKAGE Anyway?" opened this week and callIng the Grosse POinte Theatre contmues through Apnl 21 at the Maher, Gmger Hupp, Michael charge whlle receivlllg a lowered box office at 881.4004 Includes 5-50 Warranty Fnes AuditorIUm Trudel, Emma Jean Evans, Geof- flat monthly charge, but there Will Precedll1g the performances Illl frey Proven, Sal DeMurcurlo, R J probably be a small Increase 111 PO\'vt'rwllldO\~~, pO\\l'r ~t' LOIN END SEMI BONELESS STUFFED PORK Pine Wines for Loin 80 AOOCADOS 2 990 SAVE $3 on a 3 liter tallfomla Roast 89~ "WE WilL SELL NO WINE BEFORE IT'S TIME' ~odel 20680 f ... ., Y " >(.... ~..... ~""" ..J"'• .-,oM "'1 (M1'1 ~ .. 21 ", Self-propelled, ,..11".. •• J"<1"~r~ ~''.,!loll<. r•• l1,lrt'me~( CHABLIS. ROSE FRENCH COLOMBARD CHENIN BLANC SNOW WHITE $1 2-cycle Rear Bagger CAULIFLDWER 49~ ALL BEEF 10 MEAT LOAF SAVE $4 on a 750 ml ..#~t!~ READY TO CCX>K "THE CREAM SHERRY yAMS THATS. 19815 MACK, in the Woods 89 lb. pan [)(MIN RIGHT UPRIGHT OPEN MON.-FRIDAY 8.7, SAT. 8-4, SUN. 10-2 2 $2 SWEET POTATOES 39! Page Slx.A -~'~Opinions & letters Thursday, April 19, 1984 ..~OU'R£ NOT A grim but realistic forecast THE EAStER DownsiZing and even closmg some public col- mimstratively prudent " Yet 1t is stIll seekmg leges and universIties in MIchIgan will be re- some kind of a straleg1c planmng mechamsm to quired to enhance the quallty of higher educatIOn ease recommendations such as those for ad- in the future, accordmg to the governor's com- mimstratlve mergers, program consolidations mission on higher educatiOn That IS a grIm but and elIm matlOns , and more clearly defmed rules realistic forecast, in thiS newspaper's opmlOn and m1SS1onsfor each mstitutlOn. In its progress report, the commisslOn warned In recent h1stOry, and espec1ally smce the that the state's system needs more careful system of teachers' colleges has been converted targeting of 1ts efforts and resources to max- mto a system of UnIVers1t1es and more commUnI- imize scarce dollars and respond to future needs t) colleges have been orgamzed, hIgher educa- These goals are necessary because, the comm1~- tIOn has become a vIctlm of log-rolling m the sian found, state ftnanclal support Will remam state Leg1slature RegIOns and areas served by relatively static until 1990 and enrollment IS ex- specIf1C mst1tutions have fought for advantage pected to declme at least 10 percent overall. for theIr partlcular colleges and umversltles ...,Hf."'",,,+- '""" n,.. nl""1""'....~ t"..,. +hn n.,"n"""" 11 n;n+.,,,"o LiKE fur~'l, ~ilLju~c1U';) :>.PLCtu vf t-,;gl'i-.:. "." •• V_1. , ...... , _ b-4 - ...... _ ..... _ ...... _ .... 1"""'- .._ ...- education "Just growed " Its system IS the most The result has been detrImental to the higher autonomous 10 the natlOn, and now the state 1S quality institutIOns and especially to the state's paying the penalty for such freedom. The state best, the Universit)' of Michigan. So much bet- can't seem to afford much more financial sup- ter coordination of programs and targeting of port and the tUition rates, already am0.ng the appropriations are both needed. very highest In the nat1On, apparently wIll con- The commission is wisely focusing some at- tinue to nse tention on precollegiate education on the The commiSSIOn dId recommend tv. 0 impor- grounds that it must be strong and challengmg tant policy decisions It urged all institutions t~ in order to turn out high quality graduates who establish an immediate moratorium on slgmfl- can benefit from higher education. The broad- ~~ - cant new programs until a better stateWIde ening of the base of those attending Institutions ~ ~~- review process IS under way. And it recommend- of higher education obviously has already af------ed the continuance of the governor's morator- fected the caliber of students. But programs ium on capital outlay until priorities can be offered at colleges and universities have not established even for funds to meet maintenance always taken this change of base into conSIder- California is getting a fine educator and equipment problems. ation. To the Editor: Brummel by engagmg a new ture Will not Interrupt school As part of 1ts task of revieWIng current pro- IT WILL BE DIFFICULT, some say even im- I am very disappomted that supermtendent who wl11follow reorganizatIOn plans I hope blems in higher education, the commission is possible, to achIeve a consensus on the state's Dr Kenneth Brummel super- through WIth the Barnes clo- that one of the fmest school planning a senes of statewide public forums. future needs in higher education. As the commis- mtendent of schools, has chosen sure, movement of sixth-grad- systems in th1S country will not They ought to gIve the general public as well as sion suggests, that aim can be accomplished only to leave our school dIstnct at ers to the mIddle schools, and be destroyed by persons WIth the interested institutions more opportunities for If those concerned' 'set aside their parochial m- this time. Orange UnifIed future consohdatlOn of the selfish motIves and regress1ve input into the final commission report which is terests and consider the purposes of higher SChool DIstrIct of California distrIct as necessary. plans. Future bond sales, mIl- due in OCtober and which will include specific education for all the people of this state." Yet it will gain a fine educator lage votes, and searches for recommendations and attainable solutions, IS clear that current trends cannot be permitted Hopefully, the shocking de- The board me~bers ~ve profess.io~al ~taffin~ ~ill be The commissIOn rejected the idea of a single to continue without further damage to the state's parture of Dr. Brummel will been c.oura~eous m carrymg m~re dlff1cult I~our dlSt~ICt has governing body or superboard to guide the in- most valuable resource - its young people - act as a catalyst for respons1ble o~t their dutIes to y?te respon- gamed a notorIety of bemg un- stitutions of lugher education on the grounds it and further losses to the rest of the people of Grosse Pointers to support the sibly .on the de~lmmg enroll- settled or troubled. would be neither "politically practical nor ~d- Michigan. Grosse Pointe Board of Educa- ment Issue. The t~me spent and tion on the school closure and number of meet10gs attended Wake up Grosse Pointe and reorgamzation plan by reject- b~ the present board must be support our present board on ing the threatened recall of Without precedent I~ the history the reorgamzation plan In the An exchange or propaganda? Board Members Ernest Beuch- of the Grosse Pomte school alternative, chaos Will reIgn ler, John B Gandelot, and system and irreparable damage done know, even though we do know that the A new Soviet Department of Dismformation or Catherine E. Brierly. I express best wishes to Dr. to an excellent school system an honest exchange of views about issues involv. responses would reflect the opinions of the David B. Torrence government and Communist Party people who I trust that the board w1ll Brummel upon hIS new assign- ing the United States and the Soviet Union? carry on the legacy of Dr. ment and trust that hiS depar- Grosse Pomte Woods Which is it that the Information Department of run and work for the Novosti Press Agency, and the Soviet Embassy in Washmgton is offering to all Soviet newspapers. the American press'? SoVIet views already are being presented In a Mrs. Hanpeter deserves our support Those are the questtons that arose in the minds least one newspaper in Michigan on a regular To the Editor' ent hme Rather, It needs tIme Umversities commonly ap- of the editors of the Grosse Pointe News last basis, according to the Editor & Publisher story In the best of times, serV1ce to aSSimilate the seven-period point an Acting President from week when they received a letter from Yun The State News, the Michigan State University on the Board of Education is day m the high schools and to their bwn staffs when the time Popov, deputy chief of the Soviet Embassy's in- newspaper published In East Lansmg, has been frequently tedious, highly ac- absorb the ret1rement of a available to find a PreSIdent is formation departmt'nt, offering to have Soviet runmng every Monday for the past three months countable work, much of which large number -of staff people less than the time needed to experts answer readers' questions about world an editOrIal reprinted from either Pravda, the of- must be conducted in front of a Further, any candidate for f10d a fIrst-rate person There events involving the USSR. ficial Communist Party newspaper, or Izvestia, critical public There 1S lIttle supermtendent who does hiS are able people m the upper AT FIRST WE WERE puzlled that the Grosse the offiCIal government paper. praise when the job IS done homework will be unattracted echelons of this school district, Pointe News had been selected for this type of The editor of the MSU paper said the reaction well. In the worst of times, fac- to Grosse Pomte until the pre- who could serve a valuable, exchange. The News is a communIty paper has been "overwhelmingly positIve" with letters tionahsm in a commumty sets sent Board of Education stabilizing year as Acting Su- which does not cover world events on any running two-to-one in favor of the use of the up board votes m which mem- fracas IS settled 10 June per1Otendent, wh1le the brush regular basis. Then it occurred to us that the let. editonals But he said the mitIal response had bers are confronted WIth "no fires are put out, an Invitmg ter might have been prompted by the recent ex- been negatIve and some students still don't like win" sltuatIOns because of In my Judgement the district climate IS reestabhshed, and a change in the News' letters column over the com- the policy. One student, for example, complained vocal slipport on both Sides of should questIOn the motlves of a more productive search is ments made by the Rev William Phillippe, about paying fees for a paper publishmg ..the lies the Issue cand1date who would apply for mounted. pastor of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, after and filthy propaganda emanating out of a So Joan Hanpeter, in announ- the Job here while turbulent I strongly urge the board to a recent trip to Cuba. But a story in Editor & totalitarian country's government mouthpIece cing that she WIll run for an ad- conditIOns s1111 eXIst (One hold off on seek10g a superin- Publisher offered a better explanation. that calls my country's governmental policy one ditional term on the beleag- would ask why hiS present pOSI- tendent for a year untll the dIS- The magazine explained that the Popov letter of terrorism." uered Grosse Pomte Board of hon is less attractlve and less tnct can attract the caliber of had gone to many American newspapers and The Grosse Pointe News isn't about to offer its Education, while campaigning secure than thiS one.l As to person It badly needs. If that the SoVIet Embassy is also offermg the columns on a regular baSIS to any foreign for order and stabIhty, de- those applicants who wait to another short-termer or two Moscow News as a forum for American journal- government and we are inclined to agree WIth serves praise More than that, see which factIon WinS, one land m the supermtendent's of- ists and government offiCIals to respond to let- the MSU student that the State News is she deserves an overwhelmmg- would question both the In- flce, those who have cried wolf ters from Russian citizens. Popov's letter to the pubhshing Soviet propaganda We also tend to ly supportIve vote to demon- tegrity and durabIlity of a su- about property values declining News said, in part. think the new Soviet offer to the AmerlCan press strate that the majorIty of tax- per10tendent who v.ould aban- WIll fmd that the real wolf has "If you are willing, we might be able to open up is another attempt to use a free press for its own payers in thiS commumty are don another distrIct late in the fmally arrived in the form of a some kind of dialogue - person to person - be- purposes, even though pubhshmg the Soviet V1ew forward-looking people who school year. leavmg it without deterlOratmg school system. tween our two countries by letting us respond to might be instructive on occasion can see beyond the nelghbor- leadership, in order to take a Henry B Maloney their questIons and comments on the editorial hood elementary school. Job here Grosse Pomte Woods page of your paper The persons responding to HOWEVER. WE WOL'LD be interested m our Unfortunately, voter apathy S rts full f d ebb) your readers' questIons would be those persons readers' reactIon to the SovIet Embassy's offer. at the next school electIon w1ll pO page 0 n e with expertise in the parttcular area of discus- If readers have questions they would lIke to sub- do more damage than Simply sion, selected by Novostl Press Agency in mit to the Soviet experts for responses or 1fthev denymg Mrs. Hanpeter the To the EdItor Let's get a refreshmg sports I receIved your newspaper page. At least the Grosse Moscow" have opinions as the whether the Grosse Pomte tangIble praise she has rIchly These experts presumably would reiterate the News should publish any Soviet replIes, we'd be earned The Committee for of March 22 I was happy to Pointe Park Firefighters rec- Moscow line on all ISSUes So what would be the Interested m hearmg form them Neighborhood Schools and fwd your sports editor had ognize a sports page d1scovered basketball benefIt of such an exchange? Yet what IS the As our fnends who write editonals for TV other proponents of reversmg George Verdonckt Soviet VIew on many issues? We don't always says, what do you think? the deciSIOn to close Barnes can It must have come as some Ottumwa, Iowa be expected to get a very hIgh surprise that a local school percentage of theIr voters to had registered 40 victones and the polls They are well-orgam- no defeaL'5 Letters zed and tenaclOus, to a pomt Would It be poss1blf' to bor- The ~e",s welcomes letters to. where one v.ould not be surpns- row some space on your sports the editor from our readers. ed to see the \\ Ithdra \\ al of one (?) page and replace the lRtters should be signed with a of the three candIdates support. name, addrf'ss and tele-phone "dribble" m' (Peggy) O'Con- number at ",hlch the writer cart mg their poSitIOn, le~t the nor's column \\1th some facts group's votes lose clout by be- be reached during the day in Grosse Pointe News about thiS 'School team 'W11o'l {a'if' thf"re are qut"stions, commg fragmented Voter What'l When? \\ here? Why? PIdIIi.-. Weftly ..,. A...... hMliMn NEWS 'ame'i of letter writers wiU be CLASSlnED DISPLA\, apathy - because thiS group's and How? The coach's back- ., KERCHE\lAL A\lE. 111-0294 112-6900 882.3SOO ""Ithheld under "pecial circum- strong Involvement 111 the elec- 'itances onIv, Gros5e PoirM Far1D5, Mkhil(an 4!lZ36 ~USA'" Md)(} ...... lD ground, the players, leadmg 1'o'fW'i fPIlOIl tIOn IS clearly documented - >\ddres~ 'letter" to Editor. !Ifot'eooI 0- ...... Pail • r--.. lit...... JO"'''''. III R( "'R PHYIII' "'1'''''1 scorers? 'l tIIPll za.4IItI "'!>SIST.... , TO Pl BII~HER M ..." .. GFIl can cause thIS school dIstrict to (,ros'ie Pointe News. t9 Ker- a .. CI AS\IHH) "'IA"'AC,U It IS tlrmg to read the Junk JANET MUll t ER I'U Rot "FAt be wallowmg m instabIlity and In O'Connor's column What cbeval, (,ro"se Pointe Farms. 11 .. TIJIlF ', l :pz Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, Apnl 19, 1984 Sixth grade transfer weakens schools SiR("tUKE'" To the Editor. destroymg the neighborhood education m our system If It I~ I am writmg this letter to cor- elementary school concept really necessarv'to move our fOR ~tt! rect the Grosse Pomte News' which has been so Important to SIxth' graders' out of the April 12, front page article titl- the Grosse Pointe commumty neIghborhood elemental'v ed "Stage set for fight to con- for years The public VOIced an schools ~o they can obtalll ~l trol schools " Immediate and strong OppOSI- "qualIty" educatIOn, then the To quote the sta tement m tion to this plan children 111 tillS communi t\ question: "On one side IS a So how has the school board's have been ~hortchanged 10'1' band of citizens Jomed by a plan changed? It hasn't They years smgle event, the c!OSll1g' of are Just comlllg through the Truthfully, \\e do not ha\l' to Barnes Elementarv School" backdoor and they thmk thIS jeopardlle any of our neigh CorrectIOn This' school issue community is not smart enough borhood elementary ~choob or does not Just lI1\'olve the closmg to fIgure that out ThIS com. any schoob for that 111<1tlel of one elementary school It mum ty IS dehbera tely bemg Significant tdX ~JV1l1g~ Cdn Iw also Involves the' transfer of mismformed by the board, the realized by consolidatiOn of the sixth grade students mto the administration and the press central admilllstratlOn oflLce'> middle schools which is a ma t. They say one thmg m pubhc and support servIce'> mto tel' of grave concern to hun- and somethmg else behmd our available ~paee that no\\ eXI~t~ , , m our ~'!!d01f'> ::lnrl h't~h "'f'hool rireu~ 01 l)dreUl~ dlH.i wllIch ha~ ua~",:>. already caused the further loss If Barnes IS to be closed at facIhtles Thev can \\ ell aceom of many students to pnvate two-thIrds of Its capaCity, what moda te these' serv Ices schools next veal', Further- is to happen to the re~t of our LIsten The only dark and more, It involves the integnty neighborhood elementary disturbing shado\\ cast acro~~ of all the Grosse Pointes as a schools when they are at 50 per- our school distrIct IS the pre Viable growmg community As cent or less of theIr capacity sent school board Supt Ken- stated before, a community IS when the SIxth graders are neth Brummel I~ wI~e enough only as strong as Its .school moved? It stands to reason that to realIze thIS before "It rUlIlS system When you start weak- if the board used dechnmg all over hiS parade " emng the foundatIOn of a good enrollment as the cnteria for SUlanne Roland school system by clo~ing its closmg Barnes, then they would Grosse Pomte Woods neIghborhood elementary have to apply that same ~chools, then you are endanger- criterIa to the others schools as Honk your ()ne view frotn the capitell mg the strength of the entire well If we can beheve that they commumty are not gomg to close anymore protest elementary schools, then I The furor over school clos- ~Talking of "bad tm1lng," for guess the moon IS really made The $50 lDillion tug scandal mgs onginally occurred as a Grosse Pomters It IS dnvmg B~ \\'illiam H Bl'~anl creat.ed busmess the task of seas and other problems plague result at the board's first school of green cheese down East Jefferson Avenue closing proposal which called The board's contentIOn IS that There are about 50 mI1hon un- Stah' Ht'prl' ...t'nt,lti\ (' bluldmg a huge tug and four such confIguratIOns for the transfer of the sixth the SIxth graders are being necessary stops resulting m Th(' JlaSCO 01 the tug-barge barges not~hed so the tug would There was never planmng for graders mto the middle transferred to the middle several thousand tons of pollu- contract I~ the wor~t scandal of ~It neatly III the stern ~nd re- where and how the shIpping schools, thus drastically reduc- school for qualIty education tants blo\\ n east over the the 14-yc<1I' MI1hken admil1Is- Juv.enate cross-Lake l\llchIgan system would be lIsed It had no tration freight service? . place to land on the Michigan mg enrollment in most of our Well, this school system has two Pointes neighborhood elementary very well paid directors of As a DetrOiter, I feel our 01- Good mtentlOn~ aren't The cost IS well over $50 mil- shore schools Thus, they planned to education If they have any f~cIals should be speCially con- always enough When MIlliken hon For that money the state I had objected to the lack of close at least four schools the credibility, then they should be Siderate of vou folks because wanted to help the ten'lble un- has nothmg except a laWSUit planl1lng and competitive bid- fIrst year and many more m the capable of creating a "qualIty" you come to our downtov."n to employml'nt III fhe Lake Super- agall1st It and perhaps a few ding when the contract was ap- immediate future - totally curriculum for all levels of work You aren't bmldmg anv 101' "horelllw \\ e.stel'll Upper penl1les if a rusty, unused tug proved. When I wa~ the Repub- office bUIldmgs hke those ail ppl11nsula to\\ n 01 Ontonogan It and the one a~d only rusty hean leader we did our own m- over southern Oakland County \\as 11 laudable de~lre barge are sold m bankruptcy vestlgallon and aided the grand which take I.JU~mes~ from u<; WIH'11thr ~late l'nded up con- for scrap jUl'y probing the contract downtown tradmg \'. Ith an alleged thIef ~hat went wrong? Every- It was a mess from the start- What; new on dnd scoundrel It wa~ not laud. thmg. . bad people given responsibility What about everyone blowmg hiS horn at stupId and purely able at the tlIne, and if It didn't The state was blind to reality, for a bad project Even the obstructIve trafflc lights? it hurt ~o much, would be laugh- the governor, the Transporta- written contract itself was bad. would be one wav to be heard abl£' now lIon Department and the Leg- Experts m the held who re- -fl-IE I-llll Ho" much dId tim, contract IsI~ture VIewed the prOVISIons of the By Pat Rousseau from. We honk' at laggard motorists ahead of us. Aren't hurt, thl~ 11l1~~lOn to foster the 1he state ha~ contracted With contract were appalled at the stop lights that pile up dozens of Upper P(,l1ln~llla Shlpbulldlllg a guy named KI~kman to create looseness of It, at the rIsk the A Very Happy Easler Holiday to Everyone ...From the staff Compan~ and gl\e th!~ n('\\Iv UPSCQ, and VUlld a yard and ~tate; was takmg by failure to at MARIA DINON, 11 Kercneval cars when lbere IS no cro~s ______• then bUild the tug and barges mclude normal clauses, deCin- street even more offenSive'} Even the concept was faulty. mg the obligatIOns of the ship- • Examme East Jefferson and THE LEAGUE SHOP 72 Kercheval on the ' erZ.,1te,1de It The idea of a tug nestled into a builder DuBOiS Andrew T Court SUr11 1 notch at the stern of a barge for No, good mtentIOrlS are not Hill will be closed from 12: 00to 3' 00 on Good DetrOIt Fnday There's stIll a good selectIOn of Easter cross-lake service IS a very enough and it should not take a cards and paper parly goods for you to choose « UIIlIIlllI't1 frum Pa~l' 1 \) high risk concept. Ice, hIgh $50 mllhon fla~cO to know that from Golden Lion nH'mber~ d IHl 1l1..l11) of the people who \~Ol'l-. \\ Ith Brummel cl'eupl'rllltenc!l'nh 'eould give you a refreshmg, mOlstunzmg mini-faCial no~ l>peclal. and It wa~ hllanous I haven't aleompil"h III 10 ~lw .lCldPfj Iy pnced at $15 at the Greenhouse She'll also do an up.to. laughed so hard 111 years 1\11'':> KPIlI1l'] 1l1fi! ,< , Thursday, April 19, 1984c Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS • Checking petitions IS tim,e-consuming task miSSion County workers took three None of the school system's 15 manager Thomas Kressbach A SPEcraAR By Susan McDonald days for a cursory check of the bUIldtflgs have been closed before "Workers are declphermg names , . , , :Local dty clerks are fIDdmg out petitions before they shipped them and Jumpmg from one precmct RESIJ ON t verifying some 25,000 signa- off to local city clerks for formal County Clerk James Killeen said book to another to venfy them," he .r;._u on petitIons calhng for the reo \ enhcatlOn hiS ofhce would work as qUickly as said The petitions call for the recall of possible ~ process the petitIOn slg- The City hired one person for QW of three Board of EducatIOn lIllIAN BAY members is darn hard work Three board members Cathenne Brierly, natures so If there are a suffIcient four days to complete the task Canada t~eshave hired extra v. orkers or Jon Gandelot and Ernest Buechler number to call for a recall electIOn, Grosse Pomte Woods, which has a ed regular suff members to because of their vote last NO'l'em- that electIOn can be scheduled to higher populatIOn, has added four pork overtime on the project By bel' to close Barnes Elementary comclde With the regular June 11 workers for five davs at $3 '35 an ~w they have unhl next Wednes- School and transfer Sixth graders ballot Holdmg a special electIOn hour to handle the Job, accordmg to jlay, April 26, to complete the task to middle &chool next fall The re- for the recall questIOn could cost as LOUise Warnke, deputy city clerk The recall petltlOns v. ere flIed b) orgamzatiOn IS designed to cut much as $10,000 ' First the) ha\ e to aSSign a pre- ~ group of CItIzens on Apnl 6 I,I,lth costs m I1ght of the school dlstnct's Vent:vmg the names "IS a lot of cmct number to the address, then )he Wayne Count\' ElectIOn Com contmumg decline In enrollment work, said Grosse Pomte elt) go to the correct poll book fmd that ...... ::~ . ell C b G d person's card and check the signa- , .<~:~ Bl OS Y stars at uil benefit ~~~~~e ~~ns~:::;~~e"e>'Plamed ..It SUMMER VACATION PACKAGES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: Bill Cosh" comedian extra- The evemng begins at (,p m With Grosse POlnte Park's Treasurer • Dinners and breakfasts With a panoramic ordinaire, il11 headline one of cocktalls, follo\loed b\ dmner at Pam Kondllolka, brought 111 three DetrOit's major fund-ralsmg 7 30 and entertamment at 9 \\ orkers last Saturda v to check view of the 30,000 Islands $112u.s. events _ the 2-lth annual Samt Proceeds \\111 be donated to the petitIOns She e>.pected'to fJmsh be' • SpacIous rooms many With fIreplace and up, weekend John Hospital Guild's Dmner Part) Ambulatory Surgery Center for fore the end of thiS \\ eek But III the • 5 different Cabaret Shows every week on Thursday. l\1a~ 24, at the WestIn chtldren and adults, currently Farms. \\ here secretaf) Pam • Great movies every night Hntpl under constructlOn In the Hos- Baker I~ squeezmg the Job 111- • ,..., ~ ~~ - - - _~+I ."",1 • L.,iViC ( UU .... ll""' •• ~ , .. ~t' ... 1 ...... More than 1 BOO n \lo1Ipa\ $11' pltal s ~e\\ Concentrated Care h" ... 0"," ho .... ",,,",,1,,.. rl"h.,,, th., $240 u.s. per ticket to see cr:oy ~nd have ~ BuJld10g ~t;tl~~~~~.)~~t~e- completed un- • Supervised children's actiVItIes Sunday to Friday chance at the Grand Prize, a 1984 For detal1s, call the GUild OUIC,; t1l deadlme da\. next \\eek • Cruises In the Islands' Buick Skylark complIments of at 343-3674 from 8 30 a m to 4 30 After the clerks return the pet!- Jerry Mlckowskl BUick p m tlOns, the targets of the recall have • Sauna hot tub, heated pool two beaches eIght days to challenge the slgna- • Fishing charters gUides, & boat rentals' $340 u.s. Bon Secours frie _1~ t h CIDD tures Then the electIOn commls- • We'll cook your flsl'l for dlnnerl nfM r .1\ SlOn gets fl\ e more days to ex- and up. per wtek eac • Windsurfing waterskiing tennis The Friends of Bon Secours 1,1,111 the techmques amme the names before It sched- and racquetball With novice lessons 'extra cost sponsor a Town Hall for Health AdrmsslOn IS free but by tlcket ules an electIOn, \',Ithm 60 days • No tiPPing. No service charges community education program on only For fret tickets or more 10- Because school board secretary CPR at 7: 30 p m on Tuesday, Apnl formatIOn, call Glory Little at Buechler \\-ho normally oversees Write or c.II tor • c:06our brochure t~. You' 24, in Bon Secours HospItal's 343-1520 The class is hmited to 50 electIOns. IS a target of recall. the we why ~ nmI • five ... I'8ting, INI Science Hall people county by la\\ must appomt an Im- yOY'1I be pIHIed by the wery ~ praa CPR (cardiopulmonary resus- CPR recertifiCatIon will also be partIal publlc offiCial to supernse citation) IS an emergency treat- available on thiS date between 7:30 the electiOn That appolOtment has ment for victims of heart attack, and 8 30 P m RecertificatiOn takes not yet been made shock, drowning or suffocatIOn Ar about 15 mmutes and no tickets or Recall chaIrman DaVid Eashck, emergency treatment maneuvel reservations are necessary. Bon Jr, said he turned 10 more than for choking vIctims 1,1,'111 also be Secours Hospital IS located at 468 8,4(10 Signatures for each of the _ taught. Bon Secours Hospital's Cadieux Road at Jefferson in trustees About 6,700 are nf'Cessary health care profesSIOnals Will teach Grosse Pomte Comedian Bill Cosby to force a recall electIOn Pointer Landscaping ,LANDSCAPE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION eCompIele SOddmg Service • Sprlnkhlli SY1!erm .8111:k Walks . ,., '." CONVERT 10 a lOW vOllage Golden :' Glo yardlight now ;: • Cosls Onl1 about " 90t a monllllo run :. 'Turns Itself on at ".: dusk - 011 at dawn ..:'0. SAVESYIU ,••. • "! $1DIAYEAR ~ ;.• OIIASRLS! ~ CALL: 967-3311 ...~ ~Jr Jrflnled are S~,~",'Cf' COLONIAL LAMPLIGHTERS FROM SHIRLEY, DOROTHY & PATRICK AND THEIR STAFF ( f' AT THE PIRATES COVE ~ -----i3iOiiFF:,:;:-- ______, LARGE DEEP DISH PIZZA 11 a,m,-3 p.m. I w/CHEESE AID PEPPERONI ~~~::~s OURFMMWS ~------v:;g~~~To~pI PIlMTES COVE $1" 4~~' l 17201 MACK at Bluehill 882•• 5 ti el '--1T' (7 I If"\j T'\ ~ II I 1\f \ 'II I f~ 1/)rmlIltr ':, I I ;1 I, IiI I,. _-' r j 1 J L llL L:l L~n....JJ m • ir ~ • j \ ,,... ~ .. 5316.M ~7 5561Q\ " 3331L 5562M ~ Height ~ Height -.I Height Heitftt ~ 2fnt," ~ 34. /=) 52" %7Vz" f '1 ~ MFG Sut. , MfG. Svt list MFG Sui LIst MFG SUI List list 1'\ 11. 11. s25CJ11 1315M IA1.f PAlCE SAlE PftICE SAU PRICE SAU PRICE I 00 At AAA. '" e'vt' Ju"t rE'Vl'>edour auto m"uranc~ rate~ And 8120°0 $130 $16000 $19900 \, chance.., (jre y()U lOuld '-,{lW' money wlth u'"' Imaglne paYing Ie,,", for thE' oe"t pro!t'<1Jon and claIm ,*fI,.lCe any"" here To ';ee how SALE ENDS APRIL 30, 1984 mue h, ~ AA Gin '-xlV(' \ ou, bnng In )-our prc..ent p')hcy 01 call .M> u<.,\\ (' 11tell yOU hrl\" much you can '>(j H' In a matkr of mmute" '/"'1 UMfTED QUANTITIES ~) to gE'tthe auto m<.,uranct' you\e a!",ayo;, wanted from M,dugan\ ••• largl'c,t duli, m<.,un:r talk t(l AAA today Michigan Erway Electri~ Co. ._'-Itl'''' , ,,. "","". 202:~~ If.\ H Pf..R -\ \ f_. Ele!ween i t8 Mole Ha,pe' WOOO5 HHl.HlJ4l .. ~AlL343-6000, GaI*'Y Hours: Mon, • Sat. a.5 p.m, FrI, till 6 p.m, or VISit the (,TOSse POinte AAABranch at 19299 Mack, just north of Moross Ave. ~ i-• ~ ~_.~ __ _'___~_~__ ~ __~_~~-~--...--... ./ Page Ntne-A Thursday. April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ,he LAMP REPAIR M & M DlSTRIBUTII'IG co. What's on Cable LAM' ,MIT. Cleaning Materials & Equipment A hsting of local ongmatlon prO(r8ms on Grosse Pointe Cable ship's wh•• I, TharsA.y. April I' inc. • 5:30 p m - The Health Field. "High Blood Pressure - How and When 19605 Mack WRIIIHT'S to Treat It With Drugs " (6) Grosse POinte Woods WE DEUVER • 6 P m - "Wherever You Are" - This IS an mformational fIlm 882-1340 about arthritIS (6) Open Mon Sat 9 30 5 Gift'_'"11650 MACK AVI. • 6 30 P m - Hank Luks Vs Crime (6) .... 1 •• ~ ,...... ~ 884-0520 • 7 P m The Savmg World - Weekly mNltaltons and musIc from Come In and browse 885.8839 the scnptures (8) PSI. "II TOVf (o,.,p /0' • 7 P m - People With Erv Stemer - Guests are contestants of the (1.110'0", fj"'~ 16734 L WAII(N DOIOtT, .t 41224 Grosse Pomte Logo Contest (6) • 7 30 P m - The Job Show. from the MESC (6) • 7 30 pm - Sldmg 29, The MUSICTheater StudIO Ensemble from the •••• ••••••• Banff Centre School of Fme Arts presents "Act.React," a S5 YORKSHIRE TONY'S CUSTOM TAILORS pubhc acc('SS program produced and dIrected by Larry I TV .~ Fox and tlhke McMahon (8) I. $5 off on aU Repairs AND CLOTHIERS • 8 P m - "Personal lnve!>tmg m the 80s" - Part 4 (6) • Sperf\ Taps'oe's • n?t1tlcal J!lI\elry • 'IJU! CJI g,lts • • 8 30 P m - Johanna GIlbert InterVIews " -!\Ir and Mr!> Leo • naIl! callamps • ,h p~ clarke. ShiP' II lI'e boltle • ht>O''> • AuthorIZ8d Serke on Cooney (6) I • ZenIth • FICA • 0.111 IF Monda). April 23 I •All 20% OFF • 4 30 P m - Amencan Catholic (8) m... ~ ~., • 5 P m - Faith 20 (8) I -Antenna Wortl-JI.c.R:"'JlII; • 5 P m - 'Sports Vle>\ Today" - Sports talk show With hosts Ron • FREE EST1MATES on ' ~,~ Also Wholesale price Cameron and Bob PaIge (6) I Cany-ln 5eMee ~ ;;. .5 30 P m - The Health Field 'Advances 10 DIagnOSIs" - Ho\\ can 35% to 50% Off! doctors diagnose mentalllllless? What techmques are be I $5 21t1S MACK 771 .... 109 used today to Insure an accurate diagnOSIs? 16) ___- I'f!-HI4'I, • 6 P m - "Wayne County A New Perspective" - With Wayne -_...... •.. -Suil~ - Snort.. Coat~ ('(lunl" FVPI'llhvl' Wl1l",m , 11(,~" ,1:\ • 6 30 pm - "Health Talks" - Guests are Dr Don LIU and Dr Benme 00 -Shirts -Ties GIlmore (6) ip------~$15 OFF • 7 P m - People WIth Erv Stemer - Guest IS JIm Gro~man, vice- -Topcoats presldent/marketmg for the Michigan Panthers (6) MEN'S & • 7 30 P m - .'SmgleSeen" - An alternative to bars and dalmg servo iAUTO ALARM™ -Slacks ICes 16) WOMENS • 7 30 P m -- '"Steady Gams " OBI I(w/kill) PMM ALTERATIONS • 8 pm - '"Russ Glbb at Random" - Guest IS Paul Laszlo. from ~l:ernll Lynch (6) I EAST SIDE LOCKSMITH'S II1-8211J • 8 30 P m - Selections from the Grosse POInte Commumty Chorus' 32nd I YOUR SECURITY IS OUR BUSINESS Ex...,. 22602 GREATERMACK annual Spnng Concert, performed at Parcells AudItorIUm I AUTO - LOCK & ALARM SPECIALISTS April 31. on April 8 (6) ST. CLAIR SHORES Tuesda), 4.pril 24 II 15138 E WARREN DETROIT, MICH 48224 .... • 5 30 P m - The Health Field - "Tomorrow's Psychlatrlsl TherapIst (Corner 01 LakepolOle) (Sec. 776-8515 or Neurochemlsl')" (6) .. • 6 P m - "The Waltmg Room" - An mformatlonal story of a hus. band and father who experience's recurrent stomach pam _._------and turns to self medicating hImself With off the counter drugs to relieve hiS pam (6) At • 6 30 P m - Hank Luks vs CrIme 16) Rembrandt Construction, • 7 pm - The Saving Word (8) • 7 P m - People With Erv Stemer - Guests are Sally Reynolds and we are perfectionists Heather Cross. from Grosse Pomte ChIldren's Theater (6) 118U ,L-18W 18811 .7 30 P m - The Job Shoy.. from MESC (6) Any builder can do what passes for • 7 30 P m - '"The Seven Last Words" - Presented by the Family Monday through Saturday 11-2 a m Thealer Producllons ThIS fllm serves as a tribute to Grace Sunday Breakfast 9-12:30 - Sunday Dinner 1-9 p m acceptable home or commercial Improvement Kelly and was the last film she was to make (6) At Rembrandt. acceptable Isn't good enough .8 P m - '"Johanna Gilbert InterViews " - Irene Blatchford (6) Wednesday. April 25 to tease the palate AND PLEAS,E THE PURSE We prefer to do the exceptional. WIth all • 4 30 P m - Amencan Cathohc (8) the care and craftsmanship It calls for • 5 P m - FaIth 20 (1) daily specials .'v10NDAY THROUGH FRIDA Y • 5 P m - . Sports VH'WToday" (6) • 5 30 P m - '"The Health Field "AnXiety and DepressIOn" - Are they That means we don't cut corners, We follow one and the same') How are they dlfferent') (6) try our "soup of the day" specifications Yoellabove standard. Not just • 6 P m - "Wayne County A New Perspective" (6) here and there Every>\ here • 6 30 P m - • Health Talks" (6) Join us in a warm, casual • 7 pm - Peopl«.>WIth Erv Stemer (6' If you are a buyer who demands the finest • 7 30 P m - "Russ Glbb at Random" (6) atmosphere for these Specials in quality construclion, we probably should • 7'30 pm - "Steady Gams" - News and mformatlon from your local schools (19) get together Why not call us today? • 3 P m - The Grosse Pomte Commumty Chorus 32nd annual Spring COMPLETE DINNERS 881-2427. concert (6) Baked Ham and Sweet Potato $7.50 Chicken Cordon Bleu w/Rlce Pilaf $7,95 REMBRANDT CONSTRUCTION Foster parents sought for kids Dmoer IncluJp~ \egf'tclble, soup dnd sdlcld, "olfef' tea or milk Residential and Commercial A campaign to recrUit Wayne $700 a month Imtlal and ongoing 881-2427 County reSidents to become foster tramlng IS offered by WCLS Also, Licensed, Insured I , parents for persons with mental reo f~ter parents receive assistance More L..Bow Room The L-Bow Room Free Estimates. ¥.~ •• ,.."." ...... ""'~ .. "..w,da~" be&aP. d.w';jgg.~~h, ..• f~ the professional staff of the L Speclfllists in: ClUtom additions. Nett' Menta! Retardation Awareness agency 25100' Kelly Road Gratiot at 13 Mile Road conS(rllct;on .lmpro~mls • Kitchens Month. For more information about at 10 Mile Road in the Georgian Inn • Bathrooms. Jacuzzi. D«b •Dormers "Our goal is to fmd homes for 50 becoming a WCLS foster parent, • Alterations. Generalcontracting chlldren and adults now hVIng In contact Ms Myers at 348-6200, "x- 775.1540 293-4500 mstltUlIons, nursmg homes and tensIon 236, or write to WCLS, 41001 other settings." saId Jan Myers, Seven Mile Road, POBox 160, foster care recruiter for Wayne NorthVIlle, 48167, Commumty LIVing ServIces E (WCLSJ "The campaign will focus on the Social security FURNACE many benefits of the foster care debt coUections program," adds Mrs Myers "Foster parents can experience increase in 1983 We're Turni AIR CONDITIONER the satIsfaction of sharing theIr The latest l'esults of efforts to homes and helpmg people, while collecl outstanding debts owed to earmng Income," CHECK-UP NOW! IndiVIduals and couples are be- the SOCial Securtty AdmllllslratlOn shows a contmued Increase III the mg sought to participate In the We amount collected, offiCIals reo brqont Products foster care program To qualify, tes feature Interest ported ColiectlOn& dunng fiscal one must be between the ages of 18 • CHECK Fll1ERS 1963 exceeded the !l'evlOus yeaI' and 65. hve In a SUItable residence, by 37 percl>nt, sal James Mm," be In good phySIcal and mental • Ofl MOTOR, CHECK BELT lener. distrIct manager of the of. health. and have a source of tn- • MAKE SURE VALVES ARE BACK SEATED flce located at 17420 Mack Av- come PrevIOus experIence IS not • CHECK CLOSELY FOR lEAKS enue necessary, although a teachmg or Total collectIOns for fiscal yeal • START UNIT. CHECK PRESSURE nur Thursday, April 19, 1984 Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS FURNACES Library Friends bring playwright to town (9hns PaKagos (DDS e, a BOILERS Helene Hanff, an aspJrlng Ne\\ porallon Bobby D. ' t And The Competitive Edge ThiS ISBobby D , he's a Sixth personal and phYSicalgrowth grader who carnes a B-plus clearly hes With parents To grade point average He's Into assist parents With thiS Critical Little League Baseball In the task YES offers ennched EPLACEMEIT WIIOOW SPECIALIST spnng, Boy Scout Camp In the accelerated and IndiVidualized • Storm Windows • Aluminum Trim & Siding summer, hockey on the learning expenences for • Storm Doors • Steel Security Doors backyard Ice nnks In the children of all ages .., wrnter. At school, he has no problems With either hiS peers We at YES believe that we veall., 'lell", 1M. ~ or hIS teachers, and he ruts 'the can help your child Just as we books for a couple of hours are helping Bobby DOur '/OsI/!i- %1021 ...,.. • SI. CIIir - [WW511 after dinner He loves hiS Mom program deSigned by f# ~ 775-5190 I ~ ~ and Dad, and doesn't pick too University of MIchigan ~ VISIT OUR SHO WROOM w_ c.w. .. ~ much on hiS sister Bobby's a educators With extensl.le .. iiiiiiiiiil good kid And yet hiS expenence In educating school parents are worned, for good children and adults, ISof the reason fo,ghest quality It supplements the efforts of public and ~355 FISHER RD. We de/,lfer By the time Bobby ISready private schools With speCial 882-5100 for college, the best sections for adults Vv ho WISI"' prOJectIOnsestimate that It Will to enhance their 0\11,n cost $ 10.000 a year minimum capabilit es PARMS to go to a state college and tWice that to go out of state Our program ,'VIIIgive your or to a private schoo!, If he can child the finely honed skills Fresh Frying needed to compete II"' all Fresh Jumbo get In the school of hiS C'"lOlce CHIClE. The best schools seem to get aspects of today S soclet V - the SHRIMP more selective every year cClmpet,tlve eage so necessary BREAST TIMIf., FrI., sat. Only Bob s parents agree that he to succeed In a sOCIety trat 1M'" .... VI. S8!5 has to have the best education grows more cOrT'ple" ltr 5119 they can give him to prepare eacn passing year him for whatever emer ges Homemade PORK SAUSAGE LINKS S1~: from tomorrow's complex The YES learning program technological society They combines high tech w,th high Stouffers Empress think Bob needs a compet,tl.le touch by extens vely utli'lng CHICKEN edge Just to live as well as corrputer managed InstrUC+-lon SARDINES they '"lave. and hopefully a ,ntellpctually perc.onal.y and up r)y a S19'1 f,cant arrount ,n conjunction With -.rndl,'1rOur SUlESS I DELESS PIES httle bit better physlrall r' Bobby s scares ar ross the board That means Instruction j' 0799C were ,mpress,ve (as they are t+-'dt Bobby IS noVv capable 0' CAN S1~9 They heard abou, the Youth for most of our 5tud(~nts) ,. hI:' ran ,ling a .Iery high GPA Youth rnr"nrnpnt ~er "'I' pr, En....chment ServlcPs he (YES) four nour procpdurp shoNed trlrough r 191-]schOol and can IS helpIng Bobby D 'P approac.r to personal growt h h.. could use <,ornehplp Wp T~IP r P~PCJflSlbll t y for Y0'J too Say YES ilnd IPdrrl and came to USfor help Thp are dblp to bUrT1Pthose scores enndling ehildrpn S cKddpmlc rnorC'about 0 Jr rpvO'utlondry YES Program began With a appr oach to pprsonol gr 011'1.th senes of tests that resulted In and ennchrnent For 'no", a (ompreheflslve prOf,lp Inf0rrnat le.n call t O-)dy for an shOWingv,;h(~re Bobby was i'l[)polnt rYlpnt 777 ~U6() SEEDLESS GRAPES 51 ;'8 lAFlGE Sll~ J ~ " ./,. r.' ~~,( Prien in .ffect 2281 1 \XPB1 PC Mac I< SUltP 21 1 - ~:' until April 25th t Idrlri or, Squc\re r-'rof psc,runal F~Ulldir ,g " , St Clair ShorE"c, Mlch gan 48080 .',. Page Twetve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 19, 19~ REMODELING? Obituaries THINK PRICE. William H. Sigsworth, Sr. Guenther Buergel LeRoy E. Cowles ServICes for Mr Buergel, 62, ServIces for Mr. Cowles, 74, ServIces for Mr SlgsWOrth, 89, formerly of McKinley Road, lately THINK QUALITY. formerly of Grosse Pomte, lately of formerly of the Woods, lately of Rochester, were held FrIday, Apnl of Sarasota, Fla were held Tues- St Clair Shores, were held Satur- day, March 'n, at the Pme Shores THINK LETO BLDG. CO. day, April 14, at the A H Peters 13, at the Wilham R Potere Funer- al Home and Calvary Lutheran PresbyterIan Church, Sarasota Funeral Home He died FrIday, March 23, at hIS Why wait? Call now. He dIed Wednesday, April 11, at Church Cottage Hospital home. ADDITIONS • DORMERS Mr Slgsworth was the founder of He dIed Tuesday, Apnl 10, In Born 10 WiSCOnSIn,he was are. Superior Pattern Works of DetrOit, Cnttenton HOSPItal tired General Motors executive REC ROOMS • KITCHENS and served for several years In the retiring In 1965 He was a member Born In Komgsteel, Germany, U S Treasury Department He was ROOFING AND SIDING of the DetrOit AthletiC Club for 50 Mr Buergel was employed by the years, a member of thE" Grosse a vice-president of the Sunnyland deal direct with Jeffrey Manufacturmg Company CounCil, Boy Scouts of Amenca, father & son owned POinte Semor Men'!>Club, lomc no 474 Garden City F&AM, hfe founder and past preSident of the and operated business He IS surVIved by hiS Wife, Gall, local chapter of Wood Carvers member of lomc chapter no 165 a son, Tom, two step-sons, Mark CALL 882.3222 ~ L~!~NGco s~~;;' RAM and a hfe member of the ASSOCiatIOn,member of the Pine and DaVid Ballantyne, two daugh- Shores Presbvtenan Church and Damascus Commandery, Moslem ter~ Mrs Lynn Ghc:.qUlere and Shrme, no 142 KT the Memona'"Soclety of Sarasota Mr:, Lucmdd StoetLel, four step- Mr Cowles IS sun'lved by hiS SEE ALL THE TIGER GAMES! He IS survived bv hiS wife daughters, !\1!'!> Mernll Hillde- Thelma, one daughter, Mrs Wife, Phylhs, t....0 sons, Donald and brandt !\1rs Jill Hamlin, Robm Da\ Id. a daughter Cathenne George (Marcelon) Savory, one Theas I. Anderson and Evan Ballantyne, one sIster. -ON OUR NEW 6Y2 FOOT son, Wilham H, Jr, two grand- Fischer, a brother, two sIsters and ServIces for Dr Anderson, 68, one brother and eight grandchild- eight granchlldren chJldren, three great-grandchIld ren WIDE SCREEN SATELLITE T.V. ren, and one sIster former superintendent of Grosse Memonal contnbutlOns may be Ti'ntnmhmf'nt was In Woodlawn Pomte pubhc schools, ....ere held made to the Sunnyland CounCil Cemetery SdLUIUdY, t\lJ!U 1,*, Ul irt:~1lLUIl Cremation was at ,,\ hlte lhapeJ ~Oj :-,couts 01 Amenca, r u tlox .------~An_nary v He died Wednesday, April 11, at Cemeterj 3858. ~aral'lota Fla 33578 I Special ., I the RIver's Edge Golf Course on I Monday Tuesday & Wednesday Only I Harold C. Springer Grosse Isle Pflvate services were held Dr Anderson ....as supermten- TOWNSHIP dent of schools from 1967 to 1974 TOWNSHIP OF recently for Mr Springer, 77, of the GROSSE POINTE OF LAKE Woods and IS remembered WIth affectIon He died Thursday, Apfll12, at St by many of the staff members I;;s;Ai.tFOOO 't'Jll~I Joan Hanpeter, ....ho was elected to John Hospital A hfe.tlme banker, Mr SprInger the Board of EducatIOn dunng the ]tillage of <&rnsseJainte ~~nres last year of hiS tenure, recalls him I WITH THIS AD PltttRlA I first JOIned DetrOlt Bank & Trust Co In 1937after 11 prevIous years as a warm and friendly famIly Ribs not included WIt1l thiS offer NOTICE OF INTENDED USE OF I I as a teller With Bank of DetrOit and man. He was a natIve mId-westerner REVENUE SHARING FUNDS I(CARRYOVT & COCHONS NOT INCUJOfC .../to;I..r:I;;;I::.~\;.;"'appe. I as branch manager for Bank of the Commonwealth He retired 10 1971 born m IllInOIS He earned hiS lOU are hereby notified that a summary of the 1984-1985budget m- Bachelor's degree at Illmols State OPEN FOR WNCH 11 A.M. DAILY WNCH SPECIALS from DetrOIt Bank & Turst as assIs- c1udmg mtended uses of Federal Revenue Shanng Funds tOl the ._------~ tant vice.presldent, branch offices Normal Umverslty, hIS Master's at above captIOned governments ISavaIlable for pubhc inspectIOn :.10n. 18696 MACK 6Vz' SCREEN SATELLITE T.V. admimstratlOn Umverslty of Ilhnois and In 1952 day through Fnday from 8 00 A 1\1 to 5 00 P 1\1 at the temporary was selected an S D Shankland GrO$se Pte. farms HOURS MON • THURS - 11 AM 12 P ~ A natIve DetrOlter, Mr Springer Grosse Pomte Shores MUlllclpal BUlldmg. 3b Venller Road Glosse scholar by the AmerICan ASSOCIa- 885--9040 FRI -SAT -11AM.1 AM SUNOAY-1-11 attended Southeastern HIgh School Pomte Shores and was on the 1925MIchIgan State tion of School AdmInIstrators, and DetrOit CIty champIOn basket- which enabled hIm to complete hI!> doctorate at Teachers College, Co- RICHARD F. FOX, CLERK JAMES T. WRIGHT, CLERK ball team Lake TownshIp \'Illage of G P Shores A member of the LIOns Club, Mr lumbIa Umverslty JUST IN TIME Sprmger began hIS work WIth the He had worked as a teacher, high JAMES T. WRIGHT, CLERK LIOns more than 30 years ago. He school prmclpal and supermten- G P 1\ .; 198 .. Grosse Pomte TownshIp FOR EASTER held many offICes WIth the orgam- dent m llhnOls, Ne"" Jersey and zatlon, mclud10g president of the OhIO, as well as Grosse Pomte Lions Metropolitan CounCIl of De- Dr. Anderson left Grosse POInte trOIt and deputy cUstnct governor to become prmclpal of Huron HIgh CITY OF Qirnsst ltIointt IInolis MICHIGAN 100/0 Off He was last a member of the School In Trenton m 1980 When he Men s • Women's. Children's Grosse Pointe Woods Lions, where retIred he summed up hIS career m MISCELLANEOUS ASPHALT SURFACE REPAIR. Sealed pro- an mtervlew With a Trenton news- posals for furmshmg all labor, matenai, and eqUIpment for Install- All SIZes & widths he ""as bestowed a hfe membership status by the LIOns InternatIonal. paper by saying he hoped to inspire 109 25,399square yards of pavement chIp and seal, 4,079square feet Narrow-Mad lum,Wlde "devotIOn to truth, respect for ex- of miscellaneous 3 >phalt reparr will be received by the City of Grosse To Size 15 As a LlOn, Mr. Sprmger was in- volved With the Goodfellow Paper cellence, brotherimess, human Pomte Woods, 20025Mack Plaza, at the offIce of the CIty Clerk until TAN, WHITE, Sale. glaucoma chmc, leader dogs happmess and the belief In the 10 00 o'clock A M. Local TIme, Tuesday, May 1, 1984,at whIch time hIghest moral and spIrItual val. and place the bids wIll be pubhcly opened and read No bId may be , BROWN, BLUE, BONE .Many other styles- for the blind, Penrickton, Wel- come Home for the Bl1nd, Luther- ues." withdrawn after scheduled closmg hme for at least thIrty days I' an School for the Deaf, Umted He IS survIved by hiS WIfe SpeCIficatIOns may be exammed at the office of the CIty Clerk Bld- , CALL FOR MAIL ORDERS 775-5537 World Rehef, Michigan Eye Bank Kathryn FraZIer; hIS brother d10g documents MAY BE OBTAINED at the offICe of Pate, Hlrn and I and Home for Exceptional Chll. Everett, two daughters, Barbara Bogue. Inc , 17000T\velve MIle Rd , Southfield. Michigan 48076,at a VEIIFAIWE I cossmE'S SHOES I I dren He was also a member of Johnson and Margaret Moecker cost of $15 00 per set, not refundable Bidding documents WIll be WHERE FIT IS OUR CONCERN his son, Gary, and five grand- MAILED to bidders at a cost of $20 00 per set, not refundable BIds I SID& for E1I'8f)'0rle - Narrow - Med - X-Large the Grosse Po1Ote Semor Men S Club chIldren. may be rejected unless made on forms furmshed 10 bIdding 23$'~NItf£.~~K DRtV~,St. Clair Shores He IS survived by his wife, Arrang~ments w~re )landlep. ,\J.Y ,.c;I~Wij~n~/ j , the MartInsen's Funeral Home in A certifIed check, bid bond, or cashiers check acceptable to the Owner -- OVER 50 YEARS SERVING EAST SIDE Dorothea, two daughters, Paula I ~, [:0::-) Tr~n~Qn I m the amount of 5% of bid, made payable to the City Treasurer, must • Open Mon,-Thurs. 9-6, Fri. 9-7, Sat. 9.5 _A~ McCauley and June Ekholm, fIve grandchIldren, and one great accompany each proposal The depOSItof the successful bidder shall grandson be forfeIted If he fails to execute the contract and bonds WIthin four- Memonal contnbutlOns may be teen (14) days after award made to the Grosse Pomte Woods Dr. Cecil Lepard The CIty reserves the right to reject any or all bIds, waive mfor- LIOns Club SerVIces for Dr Lepard, 82, of mahtles, or accept any bId It may deem best the Farms, were held on Fnday, EASTER SUNDAY SPECIALS Apnl 13, at Chnst Church CHESTER E. PETERSEN He died Tuesda), Apnl10, lo Cot- G P N 41984 City Admmlstrator-Clerk Marshal Templeton tage Hospital BREAKFAST SerVICes for Mr. Templeton, 74, Born m Otsego, Dr Lepard's lately of KISko, NY, formerly of vocatIOn was ophthalmology HIS SERVED FROM 3 A.MT3 P.M. Grosse Po1Ote City, were held Fri' avocatIOn was poetry "He han- CITY OF <&rnsst 'ointt IlInolls MICHIGAN day, Apn113, at St Mark's Church. dles both rhyming and free He dIed Wednesday, Apnlll, 10 verse,'- saId hI!> son. Jerem) WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT Sealed proposals for furmshmg DINNER SPECIALS Northern Westchester HospItal Very often he'd have a pleasant all labor , matenal, and eqUIpment for IOstallmg approximately 1815 Center 10 New York e}.penence WIth fflends and \\ nte 1m ft of B lOch diameter water main replacement mcludmg all He IS survIved by his wife Cor- about that' necessary appurtenances will be receIved by the CIty of Grosse Pomte nella Marsh; two daughters An- Woods, 20025 Mack Plaza, at the offIce of the CIty Clerk untIl 9 00 ~~i.~~ ,S395 Dr Lepard received hiS under- ·:J":~.. nette C Slater and Jean Wyser- graduate degree from the Umver- o'clock A M local time, Tuesday, May I, 1984,at whIch tune and place Tra tte . a brother Theodore and slty of MichIgan and received hIS the bids Will be pubhcly opened and read No bId may be Withdrawn after scheduled closmg tIme for at least thIrty days • :~ ribsbat' $450 nme grandchildren medical degree from the same TrIbutes may be made to Marsh school m 1928 Plans and speCIficatIOns may be examined at the office of the CIty Sanctuary, Inc , Mt KISko, NY, He also worked as an ophthdl- Clerk Blddmg documents MAY BE OBTAINED at the office of Pate, S325 10549, or 8t Mark's Church m Mt molog) Instructor at the U-M med- Hlrn and Bogue, Inc , 17000Twelve M.ile Road, Southfield, MichIgan ·=~~.~..~.~ Kisko, 10549 Ical school until 1932 when he 48076,at a cost of $2000 per set. not refundable Blddmg documents WIllbe MAILED to bIdders at a cost of $25 00per set, not refundable entered private practice In DetrOIt ·:,:~c:~.~.~..~~~~S325 Dr Lepard was apPOinted Chief of Bids may be rejected unless made on forms furmshed \~Ith blddmg Richard Gibbs Opthalmalogy at ChIldren s HOC;pl' documents A certIfied check. bId bond, or cashiers check acceptable to the Owner 25 ServICes for Mr GIbbs, 82, of tal In 1948 a po!>t he held until · :a::I:-po::salad bar S4 Pemberton Road, were held Mon- 1968 He was also a profes~OI at m the amount of 5% of bId made payable to the CIty Treasurer must day, AprIl 16, at the A H Peters Wayne ~tate Umverslt) ~(hool of accompany each proposal The depoSit of the successful bidder shall NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED Funeral Home Medlcme until 1970 be forfeited If he falls to execute the contract and bonds wlthm four- He died FrIday, Apnl 13, In Bon BeSIde!>hiS love of poetr). other teen ( 14) days after award IV) IT (C RESTAURANT Secours HospItal mterests IOcluded bemg a . student The City reserves the nght to reject an} or all bids, waIve mfor- 1~ Mr GIbbs ISsurVived by hISWIfe, of the War Between the Statec; " mahtIes, or accept any bid It may deem best l8> ~ 16353 E. WARREN Frances a daughter, Janey M ~a!d hIS son Both of Dr Lepards' 885-0779 • 885-3979 Pollard and a sIster grandfathers fought on the Umon CHESTER E. PETERSEN Interment was 10 St John Ceme- Side dunng the ""ar GP,\ 419B .. CIty Admlm~trator-Clerk tery. Wmdsor Dr Lepard \\as a foundmg mem- ber of the i"hchlgan Ophthdl- maloglCal Society, a member of the Detloll Opthalmaloglcal Cluh and CITY OF <&rosse ,lninte Dlnobs MICHIGAN DRUMMY OLDS served a!>pre<,ldent of the DetrOIt ANNOUNCES AARP marks MedICal Club MIsrELLANEOl'S CONCRETE PAVEMENT REPAIR Sealed propo~al<; fOl furm!>hmg all lahor, matenal, and equipment for In- 75th DtAMOND ANNIVERSARY EDITION He was also a member of thl' year Countr) Club of DetrOit, DetrOIt stallm~ approxlmatel) 4,728 sq yds of ml!>cellaneou~ concrete CUTLASS its 25th Boat Cluh and the Founders Socw pavement to remove and replace, 2,7G7sq ft of 6 mch and 4 mch SUPREME The Grosse Pomte chapter of the t~ of the DetrOIt Instltutt> of Artc; thick ~lke'Walk and dnve ....ay approaches to remo\'e and replace ~,::--- AmerJt'an ASSOCiation of Retired Dr Lepard I!>'>un Ived b\ hl~ and all nece!>sary related work WIllbe receIved by the City of Gross~ Persons (AARP) Will gather at 1 \~Ife ElI!>abeth. hi!>~on, Jeremv a POInte Woods, 20<125Mack Plaza, at the offIce of the CIty Clerk until pm Monda}. Apnl 23, on the daughter Robm IJt'pard. jl1ne 930 A M Local TIme, Tucsda), May I, 1984, at whIch time and group'!> 25th anlllvt>rsary to honor grandchlldren and three great- pla(e the hld~ \\ III be publiclj opened and read No bid ma)' be the memor) of thr late founder of grandchIldren ....Ithdrawn after scheduled clo~mg time for at least thIrty days be the orga0J7atlOn, Ethel Percy An Interment was 10 forest Hlil Nece~~ary blddlllg documents ....111 a\allable after noon Monday dru~ Cemetery. Ann Arbor Apnl 16. 1984 . Dr Andrus ....as a San FranCISco NEW '84 CUTLASS '84 CUTLASS CIERA I1cll!\,(>\\ho wa~ the fIrst woman Plan" and "peclfICdtlOt1<;mdY be examllled at the offIce of the CltV SUPREME SEDAN LS SEDAN - DEMO prinCipal 10 Lo~ Angeles She reo Mrs. Sophie Maliszewski Clrrl.. Blddll1g d()('umenL<;MAYBE OBTA1NED at the OfflCl' of f A (J"ll -- G 1') F po R Dn 't' ~I (~ "). ~\ l nO ,pI uldc; rill ~1 Del 1 It Cr,JI"lf-' 10 Patf> Hlrn and Bogu{' Inc 17()()()Twelve Mile Road, Southfield. AMfru STttrt-' ~..wr A, (nvpn,fln(. r Jrlp tJr('d from education 1944 to ~ervlces for Mr~ Mah~7('\\1>kl, AM I':~. 51r ff'{) ~ ~ Ar r u~<:.,,...~v~)fHC Body l~d Porula Op1 P¥'1 Pu ..."" Wf;~r~ Pw ...OCfl;C::: b(>g1O a ~('cond career as SOCIalac- Bfl, of the Pomte, \\ere twld Tu('s :\1lch n 48076a 1 a cosl of $15 00 per set not refundable Blddmg Mldq A (T 1 ('Iff ,Il <-, c;P H...~d,~1WW Tlrfllc, BG1yM.tl~' A "" "I r"" ~"R~cJ", ww documl'nt" \\ 111 he MAILED to bIdders at a co~t of $2000 per set, not \,VI"r Whi C (\If' ') )I~ s; n if) tiVist foundlOg thf' National Re day Apnl17,atSt Clare of Monte f,'( ~ "uP'! 5" Wi' C;'t '3'" I llr('d Te,Hher<; A~<;oclcltlOnIn 1947 fako Church rf'fundable Bid!>may he rejected unless made on forms furnished flllri the AARP 10 1958 AARP no"" She dIed Fnday Apnl (} \\ hIle In biddIng documf'nL<; ha" morl' than 14mIllion memhers \ 1<,llmgIn ('allfornla $10,~96L$9898 100n('dto promote Uw well-hemg of Born In Toledo, sh(' lIvpd 10 A (ertlflf.>d Chf'LiI., hid bond. or ca!>hlers check acceptable to the older Amencan~ Gro<,se POinte for f)(, vears and ....as 0\\ ner In the amount of 5% of bId made payable to the City SHOP SAT, & SUN. 10.5 BUY MONDAY! Tltl-'100aJchapter \\J1l also mclkf' the \\ Idow of the late Petrr Malic; Treasurer mu~! accompany each proposal Thl' depoSIt of the ~uc- PRICES WILL BE ON DISPLAY' a contributIOn to th(' Andrus Foun- 7ewskl ('e'>sful bldrj('f shall be forfeited If he fails to execute that contract da tlOn whIch was esta bilshed to Mr!> Mahs/ewskl IS "un Ivt>dby and bond~ 'Wlthm fourteen (14) days after award re<,t'arch agmg Speaker at thl' four daughlf'rs, Mrs Angelmr Apnl 2:i meetmg wIll be WIllard D Gregory, Irene MacombEtr. MlI- The CIty reserv('l'l thE.'right t.o reJE'Ct any or all bids, waIve mfor Cheek. who will present r.lldes on dred Morns and Lillian Anderson, mahtle~, or accept any bid It may deem best DIIUMMY DLDI Wall lJl~ney's Epcot Center The a son, Edward and two slstE"rs rn Chester E. Petersen EISHT MILE AT GRATIOT 772.2200 mN'tIng WIll 1)(> held at Memonal Interment was III Mt Olivet G P r-. 4 let R4 CIty AdmInIstrator-Clerk 'W/UIIAIi .-aDIE Dl',.,'LE 'EAlE'" Church, 16 Lakeshore Road Cemetery Thursday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS p~ ThtrWen-A • Prime Time for senior citizens Ecklund will Marian Trainor rnalned unchanged know the neighborhood well My visit Finland In pursUit of career advance. In Detroit there have been grandfather bUilt hiS home just a Peter Ecklund, a junior at South EUROPEAN ment, Interests or preference, fam- changes III neighborhoods, which block from the church. Ten chil- High School, has been na,ned one Ilies In this mobile world move were brought about by urban re- dren were born there My mother of 10 winners of the 1984 Fmland. TRAVEL from one commumty to another, newal, social flux and economic m- was the youngest and one 01 those U.S Senate Youth Exchange Tra\'el through- from state to state and country to fluences. But there are areas that who survived After my father's Scholarship out Europe with an country. You don't fmd many peo. are baSically the same. They have death, my mother and I moved to The two-month full summer adult group for 26 pIe who remain in the area where been held together by church-spon- the old house to take care of grand- scholarship IS funded by the Fm- days, July 2 to July they grew up sored schools, ethnic groups, hiS- pa nlsh government to promote better 28, 1984 Cost of If you don't thmk thiS IS true, the tOriCpreservatIOn designation and, At that tune most of the Irish had understanding between the people tour $210000 whIch next time you're In a group of peo- most Importantly, a spmt that Will moved out and Imlmgrant:.- from of f<'mland and the U S and to in- mcludes com mer Malta had Ieplaced them ple, ask them how many are native not die crease American awareness and clal air flights, two DetrOiters or Grosse Pomters ThiS fact was brought home to They merged "ell Into the appreciation of Fmmsh culture and meals per day and Don't be surpnsed If you don't fmd me \\hen I attended the St Patrick commumty Workmg, savmg and society. three meals per day many who belong to the club Day Mass at Most Holy Trlmty stnvmg, like the Insh who Onl)' two students were selected while on the !>evel] PRESENTS To those ....ho have remamed In Church The church which IS lo- preceeded them, they moved on from Michigan Two students were day Greek cnll~e, the same area, adJushng to new en. cated at Sn"th and Porter Will be They \\ ere followed by MeXicans also selected from Massachusetts, flr~t cla~:- hotel vironments does not appear to be celebrahng Its 150th anniversary m who also needed help to get started Oregan, Mmnesota and Washmg- room:.. air rondl EVENT mvitmg But those who are used to June m a new culture The\' found that ton, other U S states where there hailed motor coach THE MAINE movmg around accept and live It ....as bUill at a time \\hen the help at Holy Tnmty Church, whose are slgmflcant Finmsh popula- land tl'cl\ cl, dnd with the problems that come ....Ith a Insh were lmgratmg to the United pastor wa~ the reno""ned MonSig- lions toU! gUides CltlC~ WHOLE MAINE transient life States from the homeland durmg nor Clement Kern He dedicated Ecklund Will attend a four-daY to be VI,>lted are They put do,,"n roots wherever the potato fam1l1e Those who sur- hUllself to carryrng on that work orientation m Washmgton, where 1..011 don , Pdn~ Lu , LOBSTER DINNER they go Friends are made, left be- Vived the triP landed 111 Boston fill for ....hleh the church \Va!>so well he Will attend a reception 111 the cerne FIOl ence, hmd and remembered \\Ith occa- ed With hope that at least they had known, helpmg those 10 need He home of the f'mmsh Ambassador, A~'>I!>I,Home, Yen 95 sional greet 109 cards Parents SIS- escaped POvertv and near starva- hved With the poor But much of hiS orwr to nvinp' to F'mhmrl Hp will Ice, Hhodel>, l\1yko ~ $9 no:., Piraeus, uu- ters and brothers are vIsited on hon support came from those 111 better then spend two months livmg With Includes Veg and Potato hohdays If the distance IS not too It didn't happen They were met Clrcumstdnces who conSidered It a brovlllk, Innsbruck, a Fmnish family He IS also ex- Monday & Tuesday only far. The telephone becomes an un- \\ Ith hostlhty and prejudice "Help prIVIlege to help thiS dedicated pected to VISIt the Fmmsh Parha- l\1ulllch, and Hei- (Dinner clubs do not apply) portant line of commumcatlon hnk- Wanted" signs were prefaced priest With hiS work. ment and to meet With Prime Mm- delberg Eight years ('xperwnce ing famlhes and special fnends ....Ith "No Irish need apply" And so, the ~ame SPlflt of service Ister Sorsa and the American Am. FUlL I ~ POUHOS. fl.OWlIf IN ...... ItIfD Time and technology move for- The story IS told that one Insh- that began when the church was bassador Nyborg while III Fmland For InformallOn COOKED TO SUCCULENT 'EAnCT1O'C ward not backward It IS not hkelv man \\ Ith a family to feed and founded 150 )ears ago prevails Youth for Underslandlllg, which call OI'£N FOR l.l.lNa4 twLY that those who rate opportul1lt); house who desperately needed despIte phyMcal and SOCIOlogical conducts the exchange program, IS ENTERTAINMENT 7 NIGHTS A WIEB( chance and new experiences high- work added the followmg message changes 111 the area one of the largest and most dis- JACK BELLOMO RANDY CARMICHAEL er than stablhty and a sense of per- to the nohce Surprlsmgly enough, while some tmgUlshed teenage student ex- 294-9371 "fhe~ mancy Will change their way of "What you have written of the area has been taken over for change origamZ3tions in the U S Dr MAKE YOUR EASTER RESERVATIONS NOW' thmkmg. You ha ve written well urban renewal, most of the houses Nearly 100,000 students have ex. Nor should they But those who are still standmg Many of them perlenced life With a family lOUISE DORAN The self-same words are also 20930 MACK INE would not care to embrace such written are now bemg restored The old overseas through YFU exchanges 626-5583 GROSSE PTE WO$. ambience, feel Just as strongl)' _ On the gates of hell." school IS gone but a new one has s1l1ce its mception 111 1951 II ...... about their preference The, value &ta taken Its place Its students are Peter is the son of Mr and Mrs ~_ the sense of permanency 01 belong- There were others hke him who from many ethmc backgrounds Peter Ecklund of Harvard Road ing, of bemg a "part of," that settled m the area which became But on St Patrick's Day, they sang Peter's father is an instructor and comes With remammg In the same known as 'Corklown" In DetrOIt the same songs for the VISitors that execullve officer of Case Western commumty because most of the newcomers have been ~ung on March 17th for Reserve UniverSity and his mother Their environs may change, but were from County Cork Their over a century IS a te.acher at Ferry Elementary that IS a gradual change and It refuge and hope was the church There ISa certam sense of "gomg School allows them time to adjust It IS Thus from Its very begmnmg, home" that comes With returnmg very different from bemg uprooted Trlmty Church became known for each year to an area where one MSU prof to talk and thrown mto a whole new en- ItS mlmstry to the poor once lived, a feehng of belonging vironment The change can be ac- It IS the same today, a ma]esllc that cannot be experienced by to men gardeners cepted more readily If famlhar presence, that ministers both those who shut the door on the past Dr Wilham H. Carlson, Pro. . landmarks remam. In DetrOit, spiritually and fmanclally to those and move on 10 new lives and new fessor of Horticulture at Michigan Belle Isle, Tiger Stadium and In need ThiS church In the midst of experiences State Universlty will address the RUNNING OUT OF IDEAS? Eastern Market have endured for change has mamtamed the same You can go home agarn If you Men's Garden Club of Grosse decades. In Grosse Pomte ....Ith the SPlflt on which It was founded RUNNING OUT OF TimE? keep m touch with what was once Pomte at 7:30 p.m. tonight 111 the exception of some dismantled man- In many ways, so also has the home. valumg It for what It was Central Library, 10 Kercheval. sions, the neighborhoods have reo neighborhood that It services I 0 and for what It stlll remams The tOPiC will be the "AdvancE'- Whll not give that special secreto(ll gift cer- ments in Horticulture" and Dr tificate from mo.nhattan Unmentionables? We pro- Carlson intends to discuss the lat- mise thiS 91ft will be moiled in time for Secretor.Y's Feds charge tax evasion est developments 111 horticulture research by MSU and other reo Week. concerned, the tax laws are uncon~tltutlOnal " (Continued from Pagt> tAl search groups PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED "It is Mr Crane's contentIOn that the purpose of the In its press release, the U S Department of Justice law IS to protect the hfe, liberty and property of m- noted that a "grand jury mdlctment is not eVidence of Orchestra is tops dlVlduals and that the state of the law IS now per- gUilt and that the defendent ISenhtled to a fall' trial m BU Ream which the government must prove hiS gUiIl beyond a South High verse, II said Carlisle "It IS hemg used to do just the opposite of what it was meant to do It now mfrll1ges reasonable doubt" Play It agall1 sam, was Ihe upon the hberty and property of the mdlvldual The mveshgatlOn of the Crane case IS bemg con- response from the JUdges who hstened to South lilgh's Orchestra "As far as the defense ISconcerned, our mtenhon IS ducted by the Cnmmal Inveshgallon DIVision of the to make the trials an offenSive tactic on the part of dUring the District Orchestra IRS and IS bemg prosecuted by ASSistant U SAt. Festival, held March 11 at Warren Mr. Crane," added Carlisle 'We are gomg to chal- torney Richard L Deloms lenge the tax laws themselves. That was our mtent LlI1coln High School all along. It's Just unfortunate that It has to be done No tnal date has yet been set Crane had no com- Agalll South was awarded all through these c.rlminal PEoceedmgs As far as we're ment on the case upon adVice of counsel Number I rallngs by the four U5-&aoa Judges 22241 Kell~ Rood • Eost DetrOit Woods garage moo and Thu(~ 10 Q TU€'$ lhlu Sel 10-6 Cic$~ Sunday broken Into A garage on Ro~lyn Road In the Woods IS YOUR CAR IN THE SHOP? ""as broken into :.ome- time Sunday after- WE'LL PICK YOU UP FROM ANY REPAIR noon, Apnl 8 Thieves escaped With a la\\ n- SHOP, GAS STATION OR DEALERSHIP IN mower, sno\\ blower THE AREA AND RETURN YOU THERE WHEN and tools, report:. said YOUR CAR IS READY. FREEl The thicvc5 cntcl cd For as Iowa. the garage by takmg RENT A out the deadboll cy- A DAY! linder on the locked NEW Mde door to the ga 1984 ARIES FREEMileage rage, reports sal d BeSIdes the mo,," cr and snowblowel, a welder and cuttmg torch as well a5 two tool-boxes on-whel'ls were laken. reports :-aid A canvass of the area by pollee turned up nothlllg, report:. said We handle Insurance claims No member of "We SpeCialize in Customer SatiSfactIOn" Great Bntam's Parli- ament can die legally CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS while at a Parllaml'n tary se:>SlOn If striC- 884.7210 ken there, a member 18001 Meek. Avenue IS carrned from the 882-G110 cham hers ('ven before 130 K.rcheviY on 1M hili" a pull>C I., taken We Fix Kids Bruise~ sprains and cuts hurt. especially if you are a child. We treat minor illnesses and Injuries for ch iIdren every day of the year. We do it without YIOlflng, and with core. EASTSIDE EMERGENCY CENTER 20048 Harper Ave., Harper Woods Between 7 & 8 Mile Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9:00 a,m.-10:00 p.m. Sunday &.. Holidays 1:00-6:00 p,m. 881-6160 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. Apnl 19, 1984 Announcing the Grand Opening i ., This Week in Business ] - of the - 1 , Boll elected Farrell moves at Back Door Health Pointe president Chrysler Corp. Park reSident John 0\. Boll has Lee F. Far- F for people & pets on Thursday, April 19 CO;\I KEY~ 416 been elected president of the Con- rell, formerly'." Multi-brand products - all natural structlon ASSOCiation of M1chlgan Dodge truck ad. Come get acquamted - be our PHOSE The association. estabhshed m vertlsmg mana- guests for herb tea, coffee and snacks SYSTE:\1S 1885,serves all segments of MIChi- ger, has been gan's constructIOn mdustf) promoted to ad 884-8863 vertlsmg mana- 17116 Kercheval. back entrance of ger for Dodge VII. RIcenh .. T.... DI\'1son at Chr). Account supervisor sler Corp Prior rejoins Ross Roy to JOlmng Chry- ~ler, he ",as John J. 'Ie- vice-president Lellan has re- and selllor ac TOM'S FENCE Jomed Ross count executl\ e Roy, Inc as handlmg the Chevrolet account at • LICENSED vice-president. Campbell E\\ald F:urelJ has a group account Bachelor of SCience degree 10 In- • FULLY GUARANTEED supervisor He dustnal DeSign and Busmess from • 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE started hIS ad- the UI1IVerslt\ of IllinOIS He 11\es • RESIDENTIAL AND vertlsmg career III the \\ oods - COMMERCIAL '" Ith the firm • - Ban let '\01.111 ~~"e!",~l v,?,o;)r<;:; All Types of Privacy ago Pre\-lOu~l~ he ::.el \ ed a" \\'hatever yOU v. nte \\Ith. It pro- vlce-presldent management ~u babh \\ a I The re::.ldell(l lotated lln the fOlegoll,g pllml::.e'" I' nOlllonformlllg tOl FURNACES rea "on th<.lt II pi oJE'U, In\(. the flonl etnd real \ al d ,pale 1Il \WlatlOll 01 Ihe pro\ 15"'0::' of Arlldl AlII ~t'((lOn 1300 of the Clt~ ,Zol1lng OldInallU' & BOILERS and In accordanll I, Jlh pI 01l'lOlh of Atllde A \ ~el lwn 150~ ltl'nl'; A oj ltepl.c.cI Ihe C1t~ ., ZOlllng ()ldlnd!1(' no ~ulh <,lrutlul,' md\ tw enl'lI!;l'd 01 ,tnll tllrall~ altel eel unle~' d I dll"l1( I l' gl anted Ii b! ThE plllp(hed dddithm Ilould mflIng, UpOll th, IlqUlI ed I edr \ dl d oj l' 30 fet't lea\ 1l1f: a I eJl \<11d of 20 fl'd "nd thl'1 Lb\ I l'qUJI'llg d I dlldtH E flom thl' pn'II.,,,,n' of .\tlllh' AIlI "('(lion 131.)()oj thl (It I , ZOt1lIlf-, ~I OrdmdJll! '! C I Tht Pll'PI I t\ "t IV] lI,!apltloll I' /t'ld[{'d In th( H 1 lhlllJ,ng lh'lIl(1 ! alld unael -\Itltll \ III '-,Ehl'dult of Rl'gul"tlOn, ~('('tIUIl HIIII the mill f Imum lot (0\ ('I agl dllo\\ I'J trJ lhl' dl'!' 1(1 I' ,\:; of lot "ll d 1 hl toLd Clasifled bulldmg (O\('lagl' \Illh thl' m'll dddltwn Ilouid ('I.«'l'd th.' nJlIllmum dl Caring lov.ed b~ 44 ..q ft A \ .II ,dnl( It (".1IQ b( n ljUli ,'(j Professionals dnd working Ads 2) 'lhE dpp' ,I! of !>oIl & \11' l(fl~ L \\'lIfwld O\I!lE't' of Ih, Pl'TlI1'(" together ]O(dtf,d "I nil IOUldllll flon, tilt dt'l1l,d of tht BuildIng llE'p,ntm, nt l" get 1,~Ut' " Buddlllg P"tlllll 10 m,tdll "n "11 «)J]dliloldng uml Ir lhl 'IdE OpOI for bener ~Pdll "f lhlll hUlllE JO(dll(] al thl' fOI"ho,ng dddre,~ ~U< h pt.t mil " ~Udn(' \1.1' dE nlE d f (,r It',,'on Iha t Ihl d11 r ondlt IOnIng Unit I' pr opo,ed to health care qUick l)t, 1,,(,de d IJ1 thl 'IdE \dlrl II hilt '\tlll IE 1\ St'Elion 404 of thE (11\, Z(JIlIng ( I' dlr."n( \' rt (lUll ( , Illq ,dJdt Ion In thE' n'd I of t hE' ~trUl IUI l twt IIt'l II tht p'rePH 'IdE" Ihcrdj~ rt'qulrln~ thd' d \an"n(E' bl' gldn\l'd from thE results. dfore,t dtf'd pi O\,l~lOn, and Call J' Tht dPllldl of (Olt,I!::E HO~PIl,,1 ];" !>.('Irlll Idl from the d, n ,Ii of IIH BUI10lnl! IJql,'11 n,l nl 1(, 1<'<'(>( a Pt'l mil fOI thE lon" IUltWTI of ,I nl \1 Jobh) ~ ~ Q 882-6900 dnd \,t h" u!,n pdrkmg dt,( K ..,U( h pel mil l"UdJ]( f' \1.1'- df'llll'd for rt'd~on ~ that • PreSCription 3' lh( ,tru! tUIt 10' "I,d OILth' fOll'gOll11-,p'(ml~('- l' lion (onfllrrmr,g fllr DELIVERY service before n'a~on thd' 11pf(JJI'I h mil, tht front ~pJ« In \lOldllo:1 of Ihl' prO\I;'lOn~ nf • Jobst Support Artie It XIII "'E'EtlOn I IrK, of lh. (It) , ZonIng Oldman, l dnd In aE ('or HOSIery d,mc( Illth Ihl prO\ "Ion, of o\rlll I. X\ "'('(llOn 1:;02 111m 4 A of thE' • DiabetiC Self- Tuesday (11\ '- Znnll\g Ordtn"r'l! nn 'uen ~tlueIUrl' mat h,' l'nlargt'd or ,tru( Testing Center tllrall) alll'r('(j un IE" " ""mall, ( i' gr,mtE'd • Crutches & noon bl (oltdgE !Ir"plidl ", p,lrl of It~ propo'l'd pldll' to (oll,lruet d pdrkmg .....heelchalrs d('( k to thl .,outh nf Mlnr }{Odrl IntE''1O, to (on,t ru( 1 d nel' lobb\ ('ntl dntl' ..,. r:Jtnw farIng MUJr }{r',ld to ~E'rvl((' ~u(h dlCk v.hHh \.\ould proJl'(1 19i) wto the pat'IIONIJ MMce front bUlldm~' ~('tbal k ~II( h mfnng<'mpnl v.ollid h(' In \lOldtlon of ArLH If' XliI ~ecllon 1.'iOOof thE (J!~ ~ ZOlllJlg Ordlnan( v.hl( h requlr('~ d front ttK)IOU Md your bUlldlJl~ <,E'lbdek of 2.:; f('pt famIty () (nUdge HO~PII,d al", 'I'l'k' " Idlldnu f()f lh' air ~Pd( ( "pproxi ST.lUll matf'l\ 13 Il IlhOH MUir Road to pNml1 th(' u~( of ,ur'h air ~P1Hc for PHARMACY vehicular d('( k pa rklJlj.( Sf (,lall Prol BIdg TIll" ~h'an ng~ "III nf publl( IJltf'fl,,,tNI pI 0pl'rl \ ov.nf'r' and rt'"d('nl~ of 2<' 151 Morass Ad the ( It \ an mVII(.d to aHend DetrOfl ""I RICHARD G ~OL>\I\ (In l umK & io,t,(' Y 343-3n6 GPlIo - 4 1~1W ZOMM ... BOARD Of' APPEAL." Thursday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS St. John ST. CLAIR HEALTH CORPORATION Get free t..... (COAtlOued from Page IAI through April DINIER SPECIALS year, according to Wesselmann. Tuesday Wedne~y NI(Jht ~ Night choice Of ...... • Located In the St ClaIr ProfessIonal The National Arbor BwldIng, adjacent to the hosPItal, 74 Slat.r. of Dar FoundatIOn IS Surf IlIrf II1II51wer, "tll' kidney patIents receIve dIalysIs glVlng 10 (ree Colora- It Joe"'" Fill•• Mf9non 88 • treatment three hmes a week do Blue Spruce trees • Morn! Flih u-w...... _ .... Another 15 patIents receIve rellef to people who become $gll Foundation Members .Iack... '9" by staff members who VISItthem at durmg April No 0 1<0001 Cordt 0<1 ~_ home, says Bobbl Lyons, director Happy Hour 4-6 weekd8ya of operation. "We have followed 25 8t Clllr H.. lt~ "1 ... ,Ollt.-I-:1 The free tree!> are Live Jazz Entertainment WNIcenda patIents through referral pro- Cor~or.llon Ho.plllt grams for transplants since the part of the founda- center opened " tIOn's effon to pro- O~n r...... s.t mote tree plantIng Lunch al'ld DInner Plans mclude provldmg dialYSIS throughout America, 11 a.m,.10 p.m. servIce elsewhere, according to Fri. and sat. Denms MarkieWICZ, board member ColOlado Blue Spru. 'W midnight and vice-presIdent of finance "We ce!>, evergreens With could branch out Port Huron compact comcal shape 15402 MACK Saini ",ehn Thl O.'ord 81 Clll' 8' CIII, AUllill.d HIH~.on Corftmunlly and sliver blue-green (corner of Notlll~"") would be a logical spot " t'lolpUai Amb~I•• o/y Cart In.Ut" •• R,n.1 C.nlar H.IU~ Slnlc •• Corporlllon Ho.pltll color, \\ ere ~clectcd In lhe Pant The Oxford Institute IS the because of thell' many VALET PARKING newest of the corporatlons Accord- • __'III •• ,l •• , • '.1' •••• • C.~, .. 15 1.1••• , In • +I ••• ",.1.• u~es home land. 881 ..0550 ...... 1'''( . 01.1 •• ;1 ...... mg to Wesselmann, $2 5 million IS c:: .... _.".,. •• . Jt ••• 'llfUI~' scapIng Foundation ' " Its fIrst year antIcIpated operating . "., ,,.." dIrector John Rose- budget • I' CI .. ll no\\ ~ald the free w., ,. C... lu trees can be used a<; dependancy treatment center nes- IM''tIC •• ornamentals, a prt- tles on 55 acres of land It is sur- vacy ~creen or \\ md. stltullons," says Slingerland ISused as an t.>mergency center and Their fundralsmg IS handled break, or as hvmg rounded by a wrldhfe preserve and St. Ambrose has nature trails, lakes, and sport "These types of \'entures usually Staub expects the servIces to have through gift bazaars. teas, fall's Chnstmas trees The fIelds for football, tenms, baseball generate about $150,000 net and we tnpled by the end of this year and an annual Chnstmas ball SIX to 12 Inch tl ees hope to have a 10 to 15 percent pro- wII! be shipped pos- and Joggmg Another responSibility for St fit margin In the near future" tage-paid with en. Accordmg to DaVid SeSSIOns.vice- Clair Ambulatory Care IS owmng, "They too have pledged $1 closed pIa ntlng In. preSident of the Institute, both Another offshoot of Affillate IS managing and operatmg the adJa- mllhon for the same flve-) ear- 1ltructlOns in Aprtl or female and male pallents can ProfesSIOnal Medtcal Services It cent ProfesSIOnal BUlldmg, The penod," says Sister McQuade May choose m-house or out.patlent pro- provides temporary nursmg help to tenants Include the gift shop, op- hospitals and homes. The three. tical and pharmacy shop, beauty grams m a "location that ISserene, In the past, the momes from both The NatIonal Arbor private and affords them confi- year-old $400,000 investment, shop and courtyard restaurant Day Foundation. a located on Kelly Road in Harper Also Included are 50 pflvate phySI- groups have purchased among dentiality " other thmgs, oxygen, a monitor for nonprofIt organiza- Woods, should now begm to recoup cian offices which the corporalion tion, IS \\orkmg to im- Mflllated Health ServlCes, a about a 20 percent margin, says does not operate cardiac pal1ents, beds, emergency carts, neo-natal equipment and prove the quahty of four-year-old busmess venture Shngerland life throughout the With $1.8 gross operatmg revenue Staub says the buildmg could add helped revamp patient care areas, Mflltate also plans to open a two more floors, but .'those aren't says Sister McQuade. country by encourag- In 1983, houses its offices nearby A durable medical equipment store in the plans for the next couple of Lng tree plantmg and department. 51. Clair Management conservation The Contracts, is located m the Pomte later thiS year. Located near the years." hospital, It would sell Items such as Wesselmann says that while all FoundatIOn \\ III give Plaza Shoppmg Center and pro- And not to be overlooked in the the budget figures loom large, the 10 free trees to vides staffing for River Dlstrrct oxygen, chaIrs, and beds to phySI- cians, hOSpItals and mdlvlduals fmanclal scheme of thmgs are the these fIgures do not reflecl ex- members contributing Hospital m St Clair volunteers who give their time and penses "We try to have an objec- $10 durmg AprIl. According to Edward V Shnger- Another corporatlOn, Sl. Clair money willingly. Many help run the tive of $3 mlillon to $4 mllhon left Time Fri •• MIIy 4, 1&84800 pm. Ambulatory Care, grossed $11 mil- gift shops and receptIOn areas over each year that we can use to To become a sat., M4ly 5, 1984 8'00 P m land, executive vIce-president, member of the Foun- Sun., May 8, 1M4 7.00 P m Management Contract supplies all hon worth of operatmg revenue among other things support the various projects or last fiscal year, according to dation and to receive levels of profeSSIOnal, managerial underwrite a loss Price $4.00 Gen.ral. 12.00 senior CIUz.ne Wesselman Some of its ventures the free trees, a $10 and medIcal staff to the hospital for The St. John Hospital Guild IS include prOViding home care to membershIp contnbu- a set fee The same arrangement made up of 600 promment area "We also had $3 7 million of un- acutely ill pahents, says John tion should be sent to For IIck.t, or Info., call 822-2114 was agreed upon With HarrIson businessmen They stage four fun- compensated care last year ThiS Staub, executive vice-president TEN BLUE SPRU- or pick up a' St. Ambro .. RectOf'Y,. Hospital until recently Now It draising events yearly for an includes bad debts. chanty, clime 15202 Hamplon at "'aryland "We saw about 20,000 home health CES, National Arbor stands on the organizational chart average annual donation- of care VISits last year, outpatient lab discounts and losses on medicaid Day Foundation, 100 as a corporatIOn alongSIde St John $250,000 says Sister Vernice SIOllft1l will bl cabartl ",I. 10 0"'" .ad, aft" tests numbered 250,000, plus 35,000 Each corporation can do Its own AI'bol Avenue, bring your ow ... r.'r •• hM.nh Hospital McQuade, SSJ, board member and thing and make ils own areas radiology procedures " Nebl'aska City, Neb Ooorlll open 0"'. now' pllor 10 ped.,.",."ce vice-president of patient com- grow," he adds 68410, by Api'll 30 Also under Affiliated Health mumcations and commumty Services IS the pharmacy and op- St. Clair Ambulatory bUill, staffed and equipped, for phySI- affairs. tical departments m the St. Clair cians, the Ambulatory Medical ProfesslOnal Building Wanting to Center on Masonic Boulevard m St further expand, they're eying the "Thls year they've pledged $2 Clair Shores, says Staub. There, posslbihty of managing other off million for the First Fund Cam- six doctors, who speclahze in inter- premise mdependent pharmaCies. paign to be given between 1983and The optical department IS present- nal mediCine, obstetrics/gynecolo- 1988," she says. ly being managed by another com- gy and pediatriCS share common pany but when tOO contract expires records, charts and staff., I The F(m1bonne, the women's fun- in July, Slingerland says the cor- "In return, they pay a percent of dralslng arm, mcludes 1,300 poration plans to manage It too what they gross bill, a fee-for- women. Many are wives of the } ;JlI r (()fn pit.> /(' /.(')od u nd 11(.n .ruJ..:<' ( ~'n /(', service practice," says Staub male gUild members. Sister .. P:\CKACF I.IQl TOf< I>~ AI.l-i~ * Sl':'\I>:\ Y I !()l'O!< • "We also have management con- McQuade says they average about tract proposals out to two other in- After hours, part of the building $150,000 in yearly contribuliollS Center Cut MCUE will help FAMILY STEAK YOU'LL LOVE with problems THESE The MichIgan Coah- 82.69 LB, KENNEDY'S tlOn on UtilitIeS and Boneless, Rolled PRODUCE Energ~, (MCllE), is SPECIALS FURNISHINGS, ACCESSORIES, ANTIQUES operatmg a hot-line to RUMP ROAST help ~ple deal WIth 82.69 LB, Sno-White utility shut.offs and CAULIFLOWER other utility difficul- Fresh ties GROUND CHUCK 99° HEAD The program does Sw-eet, Red not offer flOancial 3 LBS. FOR 83.99 assistance but It does WATERMELON help the indiVidual 210 LB. through the utility EASTER '\ Fresh, Homemade company syslem POUSH KIELBASA Fresh PREVIEW The hot.llne ....111 WINE AND CANTELOUPES operate from 10 a m. CHAMPAGNE '1.9. LB, to 5 pm, Monday eeo EACH through Fl'lday Call SALE Winters 963-2465 and help us, German Style help you keep the heat SMOKED on MORRELL SALE E..Z CUT KIELBASA '2AI LB, UniverSity of Penn- HAMS Honey Bee sylvania researchers '7he mOnItored 1,056 dieters Glazed You're invited to take part in a rare opportunity ... our entire World~ to learn Utat those who Finest" SPIRAL SUCED inventory is being made available at reductions of 400/0 or more! started their maIn HAMS meals With soup lost HAMI We will be open for 2 weeks only; clearing our stock in prepara. Just as much weight as '2.99 LB, the yogurt and salad di- tion for renovation and grand opening of our new location, eters CITY OF Cheesecakes from "The Cheesecake Shoppe" Final 3 Days ~rOS6 r J)olntr Stahl's Bakery • Fresh Coffee Beans • CI'OISSlJnts purk Doors Close 5 p.m. MICHIGAN Saturday, April 21 st INVITATION TO 810 CITY TREE REMOVAL ~ dJ('d bld~ "Ill !)(' r('C'C'lv 76 Kercheval "on.the-hill" f'd b) thr ( Ity ('Ierk of thf' CI!) of (.ro.,~f' POlnle Thur" Fri., Sat. 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M, P,l rk 1'.1\( hl/o:,m until 10 00 A M on Thur<, HENREDON, BAKER, HICKORY CHAIR, I Bin "0\ ,'loJ)('" "h'l Il he CRUSH pl ANTIQUES & MORE! ''"'Pf'<.'lflC'cltIOtt't arf' - \ t , , . -----.------ Thursday, April 19, 1984 Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Nervous? The road to Recovery is positive, logical will-training gone through the process of Recov- she added. SteIner saId vise, dIagnose or treat people We form the baSIS of hl!l self-help tech- know our limIts" By Mike Andrzejczyk mques The orgamzatlOn currently ery and can demonstrate the tech- Although Recovery offers the Members of groups come from The Lord may help those who has thousands of weekly meetmgs mques to others, she added same group support as Alcohohcs all walks of hfe, Mrs Steiner said What Recovery offers IS a help themselves, but Recovery In the Untted States, Canada, Puer- Mrs Stemer was afraid of leav- Anonymous does, the Recovery Members can be former mental method of "thmkmg securely," shows them how to do It to RICO, Ireland and the Umted 109 the house alone For 12 years, meetings are more structured, patIents who have been released Mrs Stemer said "We even have Recovery, fne, the ASSocIatIOn Kmgdom she was unable to leave her house Mrs Stemer sa1d from a fac1hty or referred by a doc- our own language Part of our pro- of Nervous and Former Mental Locally, there are almost 50 alone or travel far because of the Both organizations offer group tor because they are capable of gram is a flve-mmute mutual aid Patlents, IS a Chicago-based 1Oter- meetings weekly throughout the fear 1t evoked After workmg support to break through to the m- self-help Others are walk-ms who telephone call If someone calls me natIOnal orgamzatIOn that helps tn-county area, with a Thursday through Recovery, "1 have become dlvldual to help remove the Imag- have heard of the group, Mrs. and says, 'I'm afraid,' 1 would ask, people overcome nervous symp- mght meeting at 8 p m at ~t MI- a group leader and have traveled med stlgma of the problem bemg Stemer added What bmds them 'Have you spotted your temper~' toms and unreasonable fears chael Epl~copal Church 20475 around the countrv and the world," faced But Recovery meetmgs together are the symptoms and You have to learn the method~ , through senes of self-help tech- Sunmngdale Pal k near Mack she added • follow a deftmte structure, Mrs fears they have mques Recovery came to DetrOit In 1952 Will-trammg and the techniques Stemer saId Common symptoms mclude Spotting, endorsmg and sympto- Group leader for the 66 De- and has smce become an accepted to achieve 1t aren't eaSily de- Meetmgs begm With a readmg of heart palpItations, shortness of matic IdIOm are some of the terms I ; troIt-area chapters, Isabel Stemer, part of mental health treatment, sCflbed You have to go to Dr a chapter from "Mental Health breath, dlzzmess, numbness, trem- 10 Recovery language that elIm- I ' &aId Recover" has put together a Mrs Stemer saId Referrab corne Lo....'s book for examples of pat- through Will-Trammg" or a taped ors, headaches, sleeplessness and mate th(' Judgemental and amI at cable program that aired on from doctors and hospitals as well Ients usmg the techmques a well as lecture, followed by examples of depreSSIOn Some members are the logIcal A patIent IS taught the Grosse Pomte Cable Monday and a~ walk-ms, 5he added readmg hIS explanatIOns of the how nervous symptoms are han- afraid of bemg alone, crowds, Jour- unbearable' pam Isn't, along Wednesday mghts The program Recovery doesn t dla gnose prob- vocabulary used and the processes dled usmg the Recovery tech- neys, open spaces, eatmg, chokmg WIth \\ ays to spot what keys the was "Just to mform the commumty lems, Mrs Stemer ~ald The pro- To call It a restructuring of thmk- mques A questlOn-and-answer pe- or have other compulSIOn!:. or ob pam and ....hat other ways to deal about the group and ItS functIOn," gram offers support for those ....111- 109 IS too SImple nod ISheld, followed by the larger sessIOns ....Ith those sltuatlOn~ she added Calling the group an "AA for group breakmg mto smaller, more Smce lay leaders aren't med- Ing to learn and use the techmques, Central to Recovery IS workmg Recovery was founded In 1937by she addpd the Nervous" Isn't qUite right, mformal groups Ically tramed, they don't offer the late Dr Abraham Low, whose Lay leaders are not tramed pro- either, Mrs Stemer said The The orgamzatlOn IS self-support- diagnoses, Mrs Stemer said at It, Mrs Stemer saId "You don't "Mental Health Through feSSIOnals, she said Leaders are group's work can't be likened to Ing and non-profit, so donatIOns are "Your doctor l!lyour authOrity," Just read the book It's not a novel Will-Tra101Og" and other books members of the group who have poSitIve thmkmg techmques either, accepted at the meetmgs, Mrs Mrs Stemer saId "We don't ad- You have to study It," she sa1d t I iI l • OVER 700 LOCATIONS I COAST TO COAST Spectacular 4 VRS. 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J D o~ens 10\ es \\ hat \\ Itll the public relatIOns end of the thmg dIfferent thIS year: a week's stay at an apartment m he's dOing" What he s dOll1gbasl- orgalllzatlOn I also started thmk- I London's Chelsea DIstrict, say, or at a castle m Italy? A cellly, ISever) thll1g mg about ho\\ FLEe might have to ! Greak Lakes freighter cruise? Currently, John Douglas ()~ens, help m~ kids some day So I JOined 58, ISpreSident elndfounder of J D I behevE' you should try to give Well. flOe and dandy, you admit, but how do I go O\~ens PubliC ReldtlOn~. situaled back to a commumty what )OUget about arrangmg a vacation like that? You could begm by 011 the lower concourse of the Col- out of It Bel>ldesthat, Joe Beals IS arrangmg to be at the Detroit Athletic Club Saturday, May omal I"ederal SavlI1gs bulldmg on a ver) persuasive guy" the fIlII J D has been on the FLEe board 12, for the 1984 edItIOn of the Grosse Pomte Academy's An- for the past five years m every pos- nual Action Auction. For among ActIon Auction's exten- He's also secretary of the Grosse '"' ~ • " 1 T .. r-, , r , • ,h,\I1 hilI Irp""llrpr "f h~"p pn",,,,h SIve, unIque list ot goods, serVIces and "other stutf," there j. uuu...... JUIII,. '-..-J'-C.U1 IV" IUl,.l p.l (.,O)IU(" III of a condominIUm aSSOCIatIOnand of :l pr0b!em balanCing my o\~n are always some of the most exciting vacation packages IS the out-gomg preSident of the checkbook, let alone bemg put 10 you'll ever come across Anywhere Family Life EducatIOn Council, charge of theirs," said J D HIS current term as preSident ends thiS Mr. and Mrs Walter Briggs Robinson are honorary (}<'LECl FLEC IShiS real baby .,Actually, my posItion Ib mostly June chairmen of the auctIOn this year. Mr and Mrs Edward J "I'll certainly miss It. but 1 told Stroble Jr. are general chairmen Auctioneers will be ceremomal, " said J 0 over lunch at the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club them I'd alwavs be available for Lawrence F and Ernest J DuMouchelle "The real person who runs thmgs any help I can gIve them," l>ald Owens The fun begins at 5 p.m., with a silent auctIon that runs there ISBarb Hoffman, our execu- tive director And qUite frankly, Born III OetrOlt, J 0 lived III Blr- to 6:30 p.m. The live auction IS scheduled for 7 to 9 p.m. mlllgham as a child, then moved I Hors d'oeuvres WIll be served, and cocktaIls will be our flllancial conditIOn at FLEC IS untenable \\Ith hiS famllv to Gro!>sePomte III available Free parking is included In the general admIS- S1I1ceBarb has gotten there. we 1934 He was supposed to graduate sion donatIon of $30 per person (tax deductible within legal I have so many more wonderful pro- from Grosse POlllte High School in limits). grams to offer the commumty that 1943, but somethmg called World War II popped up , There's also a dinner option, at $20 per person - the we Simply can't afford them "Actually, the war came along at DAC promIses cream of asparagus soup and an entree of That's why FLEC has decided to kICk off a fund ralsmg drive m Just the right time," smIled J D. Chicken Wellington with Madiera Sauce, plus Cherry the near future aimed at ralsmg "To tell the truth I was kicked out Turnover Chantilly for dessert - but dinner reservations $100,000 to continue our work and of high school a lot To the poml are limited and will be issued on a first come, first served payoff the mortgage on our Mack where they wouldn't let me back In basis; they should be In by Friday, April 27. Reservations Avenue busmess office any more and my folks were too as- for the auctIon and/or the dinner may be made by callIng "I know we have an Image m the hamed to ask them to let me In 886-1221 or 886.1802. commumty of always standmg again. So off to war I went at 17." there With our hands outstretch- He served in the Army and was If you can't make it down to the DAC May 12, you can ed," smiled J D "And It'S ab- always the "youngest guy in my still participate, taking a chance on taking home your solutely true We're a completely outfit " heart's desire Action Auction '84 items will be on display voluntary organtzallon With no "After three weeks in the Army I Friday, May 4, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m at the Grosse Pointe steady source of funds We depend realized that Grosse Pointe High Academy. Absentee bids will be accepted. on the Rotary, Fnends of FLEC, School wasn't so bad" said J D "I the Skillman Foundation. the Jun- figured I'd beller get an education • * * IOr League and the reSidents of when I got out" -ll'f Tem 0.-...- Action Auction has been the Grosse Pointe Academy's Grosse Pointe Our current budget Upon his discharge, J.D. fmished OUt-going FamHy Life Education Council (FLEe) preside. fund raiser every spring for the past 15 years. Each year is about $85,000 his high school diploma and went to J.D. Owens. has seen an increase in revenue. Last year's action net- "Many persons criticized us MIchigan State Umversity where think 1 was the first edltor/restau- ey keeps commg In When the man- ted $180,000, actually cancelling the operating deficit of the when we moved into our new build- he received a degree in "Social rant critiC in the city of Detroit I ey stops, we're all going to have to school which receives no federal funding or other tax sup- mg on Mack, but we have grown m- Sciences. " guess you'd call It the first 'gut edi- leave and go out and find real port and is totally dependent upon tUItIon and fees for oper- to that bUilding At 4 P m. when His first job was as a media re- tor' I loved it " Jobs" ating capital. school gets out and parents come presentaltve for MichIgan Bell. After the Times stopped opera- It's hard to Imagme J O. as an home from work, our SWitchboard "Just a mce way of saymg I sold lions, J D worked for a senes of advertlslllg man He doesn't seem The auction has been a tremendous asset since its incep- lights up like the tote board at advertisements for the Yellow small ad agencies before landmg a to fit the Image of the "ad exec" tion, providing additional revenue that allows tUItion to be Hazel Park! We help a lot of fami- Pages," smiled J D The Job was posItion WIthRoss Roy running from ageocy to agency m a kept within the reach of most families. The Grosse POinte lies out here" fun and the pay was good, but He spent 18 years With the agen- pr('ssure filled world Quite frank- Academy is almost 100 years old It opened Its doors in J D got Illvolved WithFLEe Just another ~upalton was calling ey, leavmg 15 months ago ol>lenslb- 1y, he's Just too eas) going to {Itthe after It was fouQded18 years ago In September, 1885, as a boarding and day sctmoL for...girls, "I'd always wanted to work for a 1)' to "rellI'e," "I started domg thiS mold operated by the Society of the Sacred Heart. responDe Lo the Qrui epldelmc thMt newapapel'. ~ j ended ~ WI&J;I 4Ae was sweeping \hOugh the Pointe. DetrOit Tim-," uld ,J,D ••• J...,. ...udUJat, t'-a~~rr:.~" ;s, ...... IIIIIIIIII...~'."j'm.:a:sra• I. H became an independent, co-educational day school in "At that time my doctor, Dr Joe cub reporter when I started and far things have been going reaTTy vetS "fJr, . ~ Beals, was president of FLEe and ended up as a columist by the time well T tell my two employes "Hey, derstandlllg of economiC'S,history, 1969, but still operates under the original charter. Four sort of conned me mto it," laughed the paper folded III 19&1 Actually, I thiS IS great fun a!>lon~ as !tw mOIl- ('onllnuf>d em Pa~f' 128) years ago, the Academy was designated an historical education complex by the Michigan Historical Commis- sion This year, it is providing an alternative to parochial and public school education to 305 Detroit metropolitan Short and to area families, with 402 children in the Early, Lower and Middle Schools. Tile Pointe An Easter Season Event Robert HathbulI, Even older than the Grosse Pointe Academy is Historic chairman of the Old Christ Church, located on East Jefferson Avenue at the Grosse Pomte South REPTILE TRIM foot of the Chrysler Expressway. This Victorian Gothic High School Art De structure, built prior to the Civil War, has been the site of partmenl. \\ as one of many important musical events which have become part 15 U S art teachers of the Story of Detroit belected to attend a two-da) bemlllar at ThIS Easter Season, Old Christ Church WIll be the settmg Parsons School of De- for another such event. The church choir, soloists and or- :'Ign In New York CIty chestra, under the dIrection of Professor Malcolm Johns, m February will present Haydn's "Stabat Mater" (the composer's favorite sacred work) on Good Friday mght, tomorrow, Gt'ne Pluhar, Grosse April 20, at 8 p.m. POInte South Il1gh Schoolart teacher, ha!> The text delIneates the sorrowmg Mary standing at the been nailled to the foot of the cross on which Christ is crucifIed. Soloists will Board of DII eclors of be Faye Washington, Carolyn GrImes, Eleanor Felver, Pe\.\ablc Poltery James Moore and Bronson James A grant from the Pluhelr teache!> Inlro MichIgan Council for the Arts helps make this special per- ducllon to Art. Figure formance possible, Dr awmg, DeSIgn \\ Ilh Me(al" Sculpture It's open to the public, and it's a wonderfully approprIate Flhers and Ceranllc!> way to observe a Good FrIday The church is surrounded at South by three free parkmg lots, aU light~d and supervlzed by securIty guards Further mformatlon may be obtamed by Thoma., 1)0\1 nlllg calhng 259-6691 ~()n of :\Ir and \Ir .. Hobert O. \\ IJhd III" of Another Musical Event HaJJ> \'. ood Road ha!> entei-l'd th(' ( ~ All Art of Poland ASSOCiates, an aUXIliary of the Founders Force'" J)elaH'd En Society DetrOIt Institute of Arts, WIl! present a speCial h"lment !)rogram Polish ConstitutIOn Day Commemorative Concert featur. Dim IIIng a Gro.,..,e mg mternatlOnal award wmnmg Pohsh emIgre plamst POInle :'.orth Iligh ~( hool "I'1lI0r \\ III Le~zek Bartklewlcz m a program of selections from the l'nl(>r the I('gular Air repertOIre of Ignacy Jan Paderewskl on Thursday even- !"one \('pl 24dnd fol 109, May 3, at 7 30 pm In the DetrOIt Institute of Arts Lec- lov, 1l1~ gr,Hlud I IOn ture/ReCital Hall from IJd"I(' IIam1l1g .II Dmrnotlcalty C1ff L.H:kland All FOI «' PALUZlO's new kzOfd wtzordty A meet-the-artlst reCE'ptlon, With Wille, In th~ mu~eum '!) H.I..,(' 'I I'll.I" \\111 n' on etegontty crafted bkJck potent Romanesque Hall WI)) folio .... the c<..ncert Adml!)blOn for «')\ t' gt'rwr dl tl't hili leather hoodbogs The cootrost 1$ the entIre evemng IS $750 (X'r person Rest>rvatlons are eillll.mung suggested Further mformatlOn may be obtained by con- • striking Shown, small f~ dutch S80 And large ckJtcn w1ttl tacting Delphine Puscas at 644-3478or Sm,an Bratkow~kl '1.10110\ 1\1111 Ho\ at 286-5611 (tHlgh!!'1 01 \lr .md gathered detOiM'lg, S' 30 Both with .. • • \1r.., '(''''''''l' Bn",' of shoulder straps that ~on be tuck~ Wlllo\l, 'J r P(' PI,H (. Inside Now In &ett... Hondboga BartkieWICZ currentlj a Doctoral Fellow In MUSICPer- V, .1.., horlllr('d \1a f( h 10 ---~~------formance at thf' tJmver51ty of Michigan, Ib vf'ry well for oUhl.lllc!lllJ.( ..,111 known In Gros~e POintE' HE'won last year'~ Gro~~e POinte (h'nl pC-rllll JndrH C' MUSIcal Festival CompetttlOn and will perform the Pro- \\ hill' PH'pd' Irlg to koflev r'lrst and the Chopin Second Plano Concerto!) ~Ith I(,il ( h J hI' Ilonol I tH' Alkn ~ \\ Illl nl'" the Grosse Pomte Symphony Orchestra, 1<'('11''\ He~mck Av.dl d \\<1" prl'"plll('d In conductmg, May h" till' 1111\1'1.,11\ of ~1J(hlgdn ~{hllof of In He has appeared reCItal at the Ed~el & Eleanor Ford I-:dIH dllon r ,U1kpc! a.., House, and recently for the FlIle Arts Society of DetrOIt at om' 01 t!H' h('", t III t he a private home In The Pomte Prior to cOTmng to the country II" till' (;ollr Umted States, he won the Young Pohbh Plamst Prize In rndl1 I{('porl M,.., Hoy 1978, and the Lugano (SWitzerland) InternatIOnal I~ metrl IPd to f{O\ H"" 0lOI. IV '"ONE: 2-4 tQn Q ~. 7 days Q week Masterplayer Plano Competition m 1980. the pair \0\111 return 10 Grob!>E'Pomte In June -.ro De4toI, call6CJ.2'k I ...... , toI-fTM '.I()().23J..2000, PageTwo-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 19, 1984 t , Among members of : Ort.... . the Players Guild of Dearborn whIch Howtohande • CIET101M n !he WoIveme Jazz Band : WSU Faculty presented "Encore at : Every Tuesday 8:30 p.m : the Old Ma]eStlc" m sibling fights Wives elect DiIiIg, late March, was Julie Almost all siblings fIght at some : TIE l.IIJQ Coct.taiIs : Smith, of Grosse • MIa E...... (Just North of 9 M/III) • lime or other during theIr growmg , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Pomte up years Here are some tIps from new officers GrowlDg Chud, the monthly chud Mrs. MaUrice H Bernstem, of • development ne\l, sletter, about ho... Blrmmgham, will accept the to handle such disputes Wa) ne State Umversity Faculty • Teach by example The wa} s WIVes Club presldentlal gavel from you settle your own I 14.95up I The Best Seller'~ Bouquet from your FTD'iI FJor~~ ) ProfeSSional Secretanes Week IS Apnl 22-28 r---JUST SENDIN COUPON----, I ( all torllt~. ?)~7-7;):;O I ... CIIIct PI"''' IQ Grem 1'01111hrt1l Par.! Cln I f 701 ~mlltl' IW G P 'Ill' 432~ ) r ",AME ! I I I ADDREC,S I I Zl~ r' I"J" Thursday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Florida home Margo Brown for Jacohsons speaks vows At home in Orange Park, Fla., where he IS servmg in the United A long-sleeved, waltz length States Navy are Mr. and Mrs gown of ivory Chantilly lace was Perry Joe Jacobson who vacatlOn- Margo Anne Brown's chOice for the candlelight ceremony at which she Happy 'Easter ed at Northport Pomt following their wedding Friday June 24 m became the bride of James Leland &l.lnt Paul's-on-the-Lakeshore ~nd Easterly She carrIed a cascade of a reception at the Gourmet H~use. off-white roses, stephanotiS and Mrs Jacobson is the former IVY, and wore a cluster of Momque Michele Czanstke stephanotis In her hair daughter of Mrs Beverly Quatrme Relatives and a few close friends Czanstke, of Mount Vernon Road attended the 5 o'clock rites Thurs. and Anthony F Czanstke The day, December 29, In the Hidden and Staff brIdegroom ISthe son of the Gerard Lane home of the bnde's parents, Jacobsons, of Northport Pomt 1\11' and Mrs Donald EdWin Brown Judge Roger J LaRose 11 KERCHEVAL AVE. MonsIgnor Frances X Canfield pt"v'O by h renee K Cd-1mlhae offICIated at the 6 o'clock ceremony presIded Mrs. Perry J, Jacobson A reception followed at the :\11'. and :\11'5. 882-5550 for whIch the bnde chose an off- James L. Easter!,) the-shoulder gown of Silk organza Best man was Charles Mehnev, Grosse POInte Hunt Club, after apphqued WIth pearls and sequms of Northport The brldegroom~s whIch the newlyweds left to vaca- ned a bouquet of red and \\ lute A headpiece of flowers and ribbon brothers, Gerard and Eugene tion In London, Ont , and Flonda roses dnd hall) Theodore B caught her veIl She carned a Jacobson, of Northport PolOt, They are at home In Falls Church, Easterly acted as best man tOi hill lavender-accented arrangement of ushered. Va, where the bridegroom IS a na- brother They are the SOl1llof ;\h'll tional solar energy consultant WIth stephanotis, orchIds and baby's- The mother of the bride, In a Beatrice Lands EasterI'., of ~t breath spaghetti-strappt;d gown of MeridIan Corporation Petersburg, Fla , and Dr Robert If you can't be He has a Bachelor of SCience Lee Easterly, of Trenton Honor attendant Kellv Alht-rt'c:; lavender and Violet chilfon. with a ~h~r~ ~o('~r~, off-the-shoulder dress of Ice pmk matchmg stole, wore cymbidIum utKl t:t: ilOIU j~il~hl~dll SLdle UllI- tseaueu uelallmg accentea llle silk taffeta was styled WIth short, orchIds and baby's-breath m her versity and a Masters degree In Ur. neckline and sleeves of the street Professional puffed sleeves and a neckline lace hall'. The bndegroom's mother ban Planning from Wayne State length, ;,Jln>r.gl'e) Pllnt dl'l:llS Medical Services Insert. Bl'ldesmalds, dressed iden- wore her cymbidium orchids and University. Mrs Brown chose for her is the next The former MISS Brown, a daughter's weddll1g The bride's tically In pale lavender silk taffeta, baby's-breath at the waist of her best thing. were Pam Nelson and Karen long-sleeved, V-necked dress of Grosse Pomte North High School mother pll1ned a gardema to her Kalchik, of Northport plum crepe. alumna, received her Bachelor of purse The bndgeroom smother 110mI' l are 'l/urslnl Arts degree in Psychology from Pm air Ou" "'Iunlnl wore a street length dress of beige lIonlrmakmg Sfon Ices Wayne State UniverSity and ex- chiffon. styled \\Ilh t It'l t'<1. capt' Jeanne Barr will be wed pects to receive her Masters sleeves, and a gardellla corsage If Ill' ( FOR THE ..... Tall OUty • R.tunded BRIDE... Full prem",m ~ Amer\C*' Fun 1-519-253-5612 484 Pel...... at. WIN)8()R, CANADA ~\ • at ••••••• uOally 9-530 I ~ B.&STSIDE CBARLEytS • B01JN1'IPUL BRUNCH AT AN INCREDIBLE S6.95 Made to order malted wafiles \ topped VJithfresh strawberries or bananas. Made to order fresh egg fi.:p;"'- '/i' I .. l J' L" omelettes. ... ./ Fresh squeezed orangejuice and fresh fruits in season. Made on premises pastries, corn bre ad m uffi ns and BEGIN YOUR NEW LIFE WITH THOUGHTFULLY doughnuts. SElECTED GIFTS FROM JACOBSON'S A spectacular dessert table Find ('X.lctly what you walll sparkling china. crystcll and Silver ../ OPcllJllllllly patlornC'd III1On5 &lUrdy, prolesslor1dJ style cookware Plus, a variety of traditional acu",sorlP<, lor your nflW homo Thon register your preferences In brunch favorites. our Bridal Gilt Req!!'itry For the convonlPnco of your family and frlf>nc1., anc! to ilIJOld duplication our expfHlerlC(\d consultants Every Sunday from lOa m to 2 p m ADULTS ...... S6 95 Will help you orqilnllf' your <,nloC!lons then kf'ep an CHILDREN UNDER 12 S2 95 up 10 c1rllfl roGord 01 gllh purchfl'led for you CHILDREN UNDER 3 FREE Jilt sbops of Vl"mwr Road. ~a8f8ide ltCross from ------FA'itland Mall We welcome Jacoblon'l Ch.rge C.rd or The Amerlc.n Expr .... en. Ha~rWoods WaltDIt.Pi~rCt (Jlr,',<,e, POll"!' (8RarlegiJ 884-2811 Opf'n 1hllr,>clayl'l ,1n Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 19, 1984 PACHYSANDRA Short nnd to Concert date for children To 'Play ball!' for Harbinger Trrmma!ls /JaPOtrtSt" 'iptURfJ The Ideal perrnaneI'll evergreen ground cover plant "A Carmval of MusIC:," with jug. available by calhng 446-0909 Come to the Music H~lI Center audIence for wme and dessert in: 10 grow In sunny as well as shady locatlons where The Pointe glmg, umcycles, puppets, pan- A related program at the Detroit and root for the home team when the MUSICHall lobby. Reservations grass 1_ Grows at even he1ght of aboIJt 8 Inches tom me, flre-eatmg and free baUo- Institute of Arts IS also offered at $25per person (afterglow tickets Plant 6 incheS apar1 Sturdy well rooteo plants Harbinger Dance Company cele- ons - but no elephants - will be April 21 At 11 a m and 2 p.m , 30 brates sprmg and the opemng of alone are a tax deductible $15) may: postpaKl 50-113 SO.100-122 8S. 500-'"115. Central MIChigan featured when the No-Elephant children Will be led through a 1000-115500 FInes! QuaJilyslock Postpaid and baseball season WIth a concert and be made by calhng Harbinger Umverslty's winter Circus JOinS the Detroit Sym- expertly packec Guaranleed to I,ve or He II replace special gallery tour, to see pamt- afterglow at 8 p.m Saturda)', Apnl Dance Company. 477-7014 semester degree recip- phony Orchestra, led by assistant mgs of music and mUSICians and up 10 1 year Prompt shlpmenl Order dlfecl from ad ients mcluded Anne M. 28 Highhght of the concert one of or send for o/anl foldfir conductor MIChael Krajewski, for those With circus and carmval Honorary chaIrpersons for the Srebernak, of Lincoln the company's flve appearances 80. 6A thIS season's fmal DSO Young Peo. themes, and WIll be taught how to benefit are Mr and Mrs LoUiS PEEKSKilL NURSER IES Shrub 0 .. NY 10588 Road, Bachelor of on MusIC Hall's Dance Sefles. Will pIe's Concerts on Saturday, April make musIc themselves With m- Allen. Mr and Mrs Frank Ger- Science In EducatIOn, be a performance of .Home" 21, at 11 a m and 2 p.m In Ford struments fashIOned from Simple mack and Mr and Mrs. Irvilll "-nn \'. Hirschfield, of Harbmger's witty take-off on the Audltotlum household objects Rose General chairpersons ar~ Saddle Lane, Bachelor sport of baseball Tickets, rangmg m price from $6 After their shdes, steals and Mrs Barbara Kuhhk and Ms Den- New Arrivals at P & J of Arts. and Thomas to $8, are on sale at the Ford Audit- AdmISSIOn to the one-hour E Geist, of Yorkshire stnkeouts, the dancers WIllJom the ny Farber orium box offlce and all erc out- museum workshop IS 50 cents per Road, Charlene G. lets MasterCard and VISA charge child AdditIOnal mformatIon and Reardon, of Chalfome card customers may order by reservatIOns may be obtamed by PARAMOUNT PROMOTIONS PRESENTS Avenue, Laune A Short and to phone at 567-1400 Group rates are callmg the DIA, 833-7883 &REATER DETROIT Frederick. of Stephens The Pointe Road. and Dale Sa\ age, of Country Offer Egg painting class ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE Club Drive, Ba'_helors of SCience m Busmess Martha Wlchorek, from the elementary school chIldren, semor Among btudents APRIL 20, 21, 22 AdminIstration Ukralman BlCentenmal CommIttee cltlzens and all those 10 between, named to the Dean s * • for DetrOlt and MIChigan, and her but It IS suggested that groups LIst for the fall tel mat DAILY 12 to 9 p.m. SUNDAY 12 to 6 p.m. Andre", D. Wood- assistants Will demonstrate the an- {scout troops, semor CItIzen orgam- Mlddlebul') College ro"', son of I\llan E. cient art of Ukralman Egg paintmg zatlOns, e g } make reservations In were Joanna D. '1ur- and Ruth Woodro"" of ray. daughter of John DETROIT ARTILLERY ARMORY and teach participants how to advance bv calhng 881-7511 1ennn .., I)"''' r ..n ur I It .. nItTUI ... " Kensmgton !toaa, nas decorate eggs for permanent dIS- The $2 50 fee mcludes admiSSIOn, l. ~lurra\ 01 ~loross ..,,,,,,, n. U ",ILL IIV.. " ..n" nvn"".n"., Luxu I) strollers, baby ("arrtages and been promoted In the play In a workshop runmng from stylus, deSign sheets - there are Road. an'd Teresa D. prams that become strollers nev, at U S AIr Force to the 9.30 to 11:30 a m tomorrow, FrI- scores to choose from - and bee's Ed'" ards, daughter of Punch a'1d Judy Toyland trom rank of airman first day, Apfl120, at the Grosse Pointe wax Each student should brmg Mr. and 1\11 s. -\ F. Ed- Aprica, Perego and Brio. class A 1981 graduate War Memorial three raw eggs, Wiped WIth '" ards. of Morass of Grosse Pointe South The program ISage-less, open to vinegar, to the class Road SINGLE? PUNCH & JUDY HIgh School, Woodrow • * * Join the "East Side Singles" - spon. ISa physIOlogy special- Grantland and Gar- sors of Dinners, Dances, Outings, and TOYLAND ISt at Beale Air Force Nurse of Year search is on Iett Rice, sons of Dr. 97 KERCHEVAL Theme Parties. Base, Callf, WIth the The March of Dimes is seekmg the March of Dimes, to help her and Mrs. Wilham J. Air Force Hospital Rice, of Fordcroft on-the-Hill • * ,., nommations for the 1984 Michigan continue her education or to pay for (E.S.S.) I for ages 21 to 35; 881.7075 Nurse of the Year, an award costs relating to the enhancement Road, achieved Dean's (E.S.S.) II for singles over 35. Marquette Umversl- List honors recentiy In of maternal/infant health care ty's College of LIberal recogmzmg outstanding efforts Nominatmg applIcatIOns are Grant IS a sophomore No charge to join - No monthly fees. Arts fall semester raIsmg the quahty of nursmg care Wethll.,t. • ~_I~ • Blrt .... ,." to MIChIgan mothers and infants available from the Southeait MiChI- at Colby College, For your free activities calendar, call Dean's List mcluded Nominees must have five years' gan March of Dimes office, 17117 WaterVille, Me, and 774.5950. Paula A. Kukucka, of experience 10 maternal and infant West Nme Mile Road, SUite 820, Garrett, a freshman Crystal Center Waybllrn Avenue Stu- health nursing They must also Southfield, MICh. 48075.Deadlme for vetennanan student dents so honored earn- submitting applications IS July 15 at MSU Warelaeatoe Outlet - Save Mp te 50~ ed at least a 3.5 grade meet cnterla established by the ex- ecutive committee of the DIviSIOn Announcement of the Nurse of ,., " We ...... lreetly r..... Earepe pomt average Nanq Port",ood, of Maternal Child Nursing Practice the Year WIlltake place In October, daughter of Eve and • • • of the Amencan Nurses' at the annual meeting of the Laurie Olsen, of Robert Portwood, of Association Michigan Nurses' Association Fur- Balfour Road, was in- The Woods, Will be llst- 'Easter IJeas A committee comprised of ther information may be obtamed itiated mto Omicron In Dukel5, cand) dillhes, Ullt'5. Jt... d hOl{t.~. eolort.d several nurses' orgamzatlons will by contacting Launan Hasselwan- ed the 1984edition of Michel Pi~t eJ'}'8\l11 IKI Delta Kappa honor "Who's Who Among Jean and much more. t.ach plect. choose the Nurse of the Year, who der, R.N March of Dimes health J't.nect. the qualll). preCIsion society at OhIOUmver- Students in American l AND ~ ( A PIN G will receive a plaque and $500from educator, at 423-3200 and pride of Europt'an sity Jan. 22 Laurie, a Universltles and Col- crdlsmen senior m the College of leges " She IS a semor Communications at Cry,lal Zoo from '7.25 Woods Boat Club parties majoring in political the Athens, OhIO, um- sCience and German at SpecialiZing In verslty, earned at least Riviera Terrace was the setting ing, Theresa Avery, from the Little Central Michigan Um- a 3 0 grade point aver- for what is becoming an annual Brown Bag Shop on Mack Avenue, verslty creative landscape design, and 19866 Mack Ave. introduced the group to samples of Bel. 7 &: II ~lill' age spring event for the Grosse Pointe • ,., * Woods Boat Club, as members the coffee her store stocks and pre- Among Central 343-9078 planting of quality shade trees, So gathered there Fnday, March 30, sented information on a variety of Michigan Umverslty "10:\ -FRI 16-5; SAT. 10-4 "I'm Depressed I to enjoy cheeses, crackers and coffees, teas and spices available students named to the shrubs, evergreens, and large Could Cry" frUit, accompanied by several vin- at the Little Brown Bag fall semester honors THERE'S HELP tage wines. Beer was also avail- The Woods Boat Club's schedule 11st are Jumor Daniel speCImen trees. \'E..\RBl able, for the non-wine palates of events and rendezvous planned Small, Allard Avenue, CALL 774-1214 Following a brief business meet- for 1984 includes a Spnng Fling John DeBoer, of Square Dance following next WashIngton Road, month's meetmg Annual member- freshman Katherine C Joseph Flemmg, Among students MSW ship IS $16 per family Information Insley, of Lakeland named to the Dean's on the club may be obtained by Avenue, and semor 823-6662 Llcensed-Certlfied List for the fall cootactmg Commodore Jerry Hen- Nancy Portwood, of Counselor -Any Problem semester at Saint son at 885-6789 Holl)wood Road See Yellow PaIJt!ll 854 Mary's College, Notre 22725Greater Mack St Clair Shores Dame, Ind , are semor Kathleen E. McCar- thy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McCarthy, of The Shores, and freshman Patricia A. Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, of the Park. 11045 EAST JEFFERSON DE-TRaiT. MICH 821-3525 Quality NunTnR Care linda Complete Even fhough Donny Dyer ho' undergone trealment, for (oncer I',day he lead' Ih,>I,/( "f (J IlI'al/h, happy 7 }eor old-Ihanks 10the m,racle, alMed/col ~Clencpand ho\pllal, lor dllidren NOli Service. Porcelain Nalls and Pedicures OnJune 2 &3 you have more than .e...G)\;. .. CD' a chance to see miracles . ~ Joseph's of Grosse Pointe NEXXUS UNDEM:OYERWEAR Youhave a chance to make miracles. 20951 Mack Avenue • Grosse POinte HAIR *T1lII_ ... _ CENTER ...... 882.2240 OR 882.2239 * ...... -- nJUne2& ~you 1--- ll('rJ('~tc;the hoc;pllal" ...... can see the mlrade I for ( hildrt'll 1!I ~ our - kldc; ('ommullIt" .*-..._ Oof overcomms;: I ~ handicaps that would And you II <;e(>how ...... T "'" _ -.. 811 __ -. Private Duty Nursing Care crumble moc;t adullc; I tilt mon!'\ YOU ( .mtnb And you 11see more I ule Iwl»" lo( al kid" wlIn CeII_ ... lura-_Ie serving the Grosse Pointes On June 2 & l you can I , • • 4 e •• P%4 0< 4. • • • Ttlursday, Apnl 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-B Among recent m- AUsnN COUNSEUNG GROSSE POINTE Itlates mto the Theta Trowel, Error Club to meet Ph,D:-c.s.WT-NUTRmON 1ST Chapter of Alpha Chi Members of the Trowel and Er- of Grosse lIe, as ~uest speaker UCENSED lIf1d CERllF1ED Omega at the Univer- ror Garden Club gather todar, offerlflg persona' and profeSSIOnal sity of MIchigan are Thursday, Apn119, at 12.30 pm 10 MISS FruCCI Will present a (11m. Trac) Camp~l1, the Rldgemonl Road home of Mrs "Use It or Use It Up," demonstrat. Individual & Family Therapy daughter of Andre!! J, Ene Dale for their annual meetmg 109 the many ways Items one mlgtlt Psychological Testing II Campbell, of North Ox- and electIOn of officers, followed by ordmarlly dIscard can be utilized Career Auessment ford Road, and Jen- a program featUring Paule! FrUCCI, m constructive ways Weight & Cholesterol Counseling nifer Wild, daughter of :\lr and :\lrs. :\lichael by appointment Wild. of Umverslty 881.0180 Place Seek TLC help for newborns !lUll!.'1 1I0!>PltJI, :\llchlgan's mothers are dl:"charged Anyone In- lal'ge.,t materlllt} cent('r, I~lookmg tere~ted III devoting a few hours BEAUTY for help sl't>klllg \ olunteer~ to d~:"I!>t each "-l>ck to thl~ l Hand hed bouquets $500 Give the gift of flowers this Easter with a Saint Mary's calls its alumnae • 1 I I i • rill' 1.Jt'1i VIl t\j Ulllllctt: '- IUU vi l ...UU\'U lJ ..~ \".vuLa ....L'uf5, VU'"') \..ral"'lJ1Jl. beautiful bouquet Samt Mary ~ Cullege, :'\otre D<1mc. club "lce-pre~ldent dnd co-chalr- Ind, 1\ III hold It~ annual !>prmg ~r",oll of the day, at 851-lJ692 ~ gathcllng Sa turda). :\la} 19. a I the (313) 88b-0300 DetrOIt Golf Club. anti tnvlte~ all 20311 Mack Grosse POinte, MI 48236 .. \ alumnae (many are POIl1Ler!».cur- Help at hand rent :"tudents, "mcomll1g fre~hmen A successful first 'Venture~ and their Illotlwrs, a'i \\ ell ill. 1nends of the college, to gather for for overeaters "A Salute to Spring '84," first major fund rai'iing project for the cash bar cockt,uls at 11 am. lUll- Ch eredter!> Anon\ mous meet~ \'enture Club of Grosse Pointe. resulted in the' pre!>e'ntation of a cheon and a Spnng FashlOlI Coor- Fnday morning!>, al 9 ,W am. al $650 check to the Foundation for Exceptional Children. Pictured dll1atlOn Program the Gro!>se POInte UOitandll above accepting the check from Venture Club Prrsident SUE Admission b $15, mcludll1g door Church 011 :\Iaumec Avenue. be- SAVAGE OefO, of The Woods, as DEBRA BRADY, of The City. prizes and cornphmentar) dls t\\ cen Neff Road and St Clair treasurer. smiles her approval in the background, is the founda- COUlltsat a local c10thlllg retailer Avenue The meetmg~ al e open to tion's director, DOROTHY :\lARTENS. Sue reports that the AddItional \II forma tlon ma~ be oll- the public fashion show and luncheon held at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House early in March was sold out and could not have bt'en a big- ger success. "The response from the community" as tn'men- dous," she added, "and next year ",e hope to expand the erent in some way." The Venture Club, an organization for young businrss ~ Summer Horse Ranch ' and professional women who are concernrd about theil' communi. FOR GIRLS ty and desire to take an acti\ e part in its development. is spon- Ages 7-15 sored by the Soroplimist Club of Grosse Pointe. Further informa- tion on the Venture Club and its activities may be obtained by con- tacting Lynn Milo\\e at 885.3234. Happy faster to Our BR Girls Motor City ABWAto meet April 25 Black River Farm & Ranch The Motor City Charter Chapter Group, Ine . chalrlnan 01 Ihe Ac- CROSWEll, MI 48422 of the Amencan Busmess Women's countmg AId SocIety board and Im- ASSOCiationgathers at 6 p m next mediate past-president of the Na- (313) 679.2505 Wednesday, April 25, at the Univer- tional Association of Black Accoun- sity Club for cocktails preceding a tants OPEN HOUSE 6:30 pm dinner and program fea. Pierce MIddle School Auditorium turmg PhIllip Pierce as guest Reservations for the evelllng Grosse Pointe Monday, April 3, 198. - 7:30 p.m. with our speaker may be obtamed through Ms LOUIS Pierce ISpreSident and chaIrman Buck, 399-1590, or Ms Emma Lee • of the board of Asset Management Claypool, 565-7355 ~ Maconm Bonsai group will gather VIsItors are welcome at the Road, mne blocks east of GratIOt The Nail Connection meetmg of BonsaI Kenkyu Kai The program Will focus on styling (kenkyu kal means "study club") and wlrmg a planUor bonsaI Adc;lj- has mov~ to Grosse Pointe 20% OFF of Macomb this Monday, April 23, tiona I information may be obtained .... "' ..... '10- .. - at 7' 30 P m at the East Detroit by contactmg Barbara Forgie!. ON RecreatIOn Center on Nme MIle club secretary, at 574-9662 GRAND OPENING SPECIAL St. Jude Singles Merry-Go-Rounder Beautltul, Non-Lifting xulptured N,1dsor Tips NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE slate spring fling season is ending $28.00 Regularly $35.00 St Jude Smgles Club (ages 25 to More than 120 members of 50l Will !>ponsor a sprmg fling Merry-Go-Rounders and their WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN dance Fnday, Api'll 27 from 9 guests Will close the dmner-dance NEW VISIONS OF YOU p m to I a m at the MonSignor group's current season Saturday 21028 MACk AVENUE VI!>mara Kl1Ights of Columbus evemng, Apnl 28, WIth a black lie GROSSE POINTE WOODS 884.0330 Hall on Harper Avenue Admis- party at Lochmoor Club Plans for sIOn IS $3 at the door Cash bar the commg season, Merry Go- service \\111be aVailable Rounders' 35th, are alreadv under- way Membership mfo'rmatlOn 22420 GREATER MACK League-Goodwill may be obtallled by contacting JOSEPH P. PERSE with St. elmr Shores Juniors convene Trudy Alan at 886-9675 HOURS: 773-8110 MOD,-FM .• The .Junllll Group of League fOI .A~'rC l~J/'olsle,.'J Co. 10:00.5:30 the HandH.apped-Good\\ III Indu:> s••. 10:00.5:00 trIes held a meeting on Monda>, Florine to speak UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING Apnl 2. at Gro:-:"e POll1te MemOrial Classic Womm 5 Sportswear Church at II 30 am at War l\lel110rial • S.,.,cmfJ Ihe Pam,., 10' J I yH" Florine Mark, preSident of the • View art by Baker '''eight Watcher:" Group. fnc , 1\l1I ~peak at a Weight Watcher~ meet- ; . Wide Selection of over champagne mg Tup"day, :\1a) 15. at 7 pm ..It Dr and Mrs Howard .Ioondeph the Gro!J~e POlnte War Memon ..1! An drts and craft:- ~ho,,- of hdnd ~CASUAL & I opened their Fordcrofl Road home "" PICIr.-UP " aellrWfY I craft~ by WeIght Wat( her~ llH'm- Saturday, April 14, for a premier Iree estimates DECORATIVE WHITTIER TOWERS bel'S "-III IX'featured In connection (hdmpdgm' ...h()\I,Ing of ollglllal VA. 2-9660 .. 15 BURNS OR. OJ)<" dl1d IIdh'llO!Ol., b) ehll'-to "-Ith thl~ frel', open to the puhllc 12339 HA.YES FABRICS DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48214 phf.'r A Bdkt.r meeting What could be better .... than a Retirement apartment on the waterfront? ()lllAtin~: \\\~rlvate rooms and Apartments -aU with private baths • Around-the-clock security • Registered Nurses on duty • Excellent Meals and • Beauty/Barber Shop • Grocery Store • Doctors' Clinic • Gift Shop all within the building IlHm for Information or an appointment: (,UU...... I 1'01' If- I I.om ...., IiI I\UW\ IW. call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 88;).:UM"1 822-9000 jllllU" (. Inr'luhar )UII" , ( r,tI.I( I'nrilulllll • I, Thursday. April 19, 1984 Page Six-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS DSO to open 21st Meadow Brook season certs begm at 8 pm. grounds open- don't be chestra 1D London, KO)l.an. mltSle day senes features a large number Meadow Bcooi MU&ic Festival, a mg at 6 pm All Sunday symphonic cultural of Oakland Uni- directClC of the Chautal.KfU8 Sym- of popular symphonic master- program concerts begm at 6 pm. grounds versity, opens Its 21st season of out- phony and former music c:hrector pIeCeS, the performance of 'ftorks elllbea rassed opemng at -4 p m There are multi. door concerts Tbursday, June 21, of the l'tah S)'mpbony. and Shasta- never or not-often presented by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra 15 a pIe opportumtIes for plcnlckmg ',Hili Gunther Herlng. DetroIt Sym. ItO\ leh, son of the famous Russian and dmmg at Trumbull Terrace this sUIllIller! phooy Orcbestra music d1rector composer Dmltn Shostako\ich and special focus In 19lH designate, conductmg the DSO Pl. In demand world-wide as a guest The foIlo'ftmg pieces \\ III receive anlst Pblhppe Entremont IS fea. conductor their DSO premier performances Village Garden tured sowt The program In- The program for Thursday, Aug at Meado'oll Brook thiS summer eludes Stravmsky's FtreVo.orks, 9. should be of special 10lerest to Bntten's \'lOhn Concerto Rach- Club to meet Firm those thighs Racluna.mnoff s Concerto ~o 2 and adnmers of the late Shostako\ Ich, manlnoffs The Rock Korngold s Flatten that stomach TchaLko\'U)'s Symphon,) ~o 5 for both the !lrst and last Shosta.. SUIte from Roblll Hood Gold- "Flo\\ers for the Home" WIll be BeglIUUng tlus season. the kO.lCh S}mphomes v.lll be con- mark's \'101In Concerto and Shosta. the program for the Village Garden while your swimsuit festn al's Sunda) everung s) m- ducted bv }us son kovlch s Symphon) \0 15 Club's meetmg Fnday, April 'n, at is still hibernating! phoruc concerts ~ill start at 6 p m SoloIStS mclude pianists Entre- Featured In addltlOn v. III be these 11 a m In the Radnor Circle home The DetroIt Symphoo) will be m moot. h an ~loraH'(' C\ nthIa Ralm. pieces not performed b~ the DSO In of ~trs John Bockstanz who Will be resldence a t the festl'..al for eight Stephen Hough \ :\ aurn berg Plano at least 10 \ears Stra\lOsk\ s assisted bv co-hostesses Mrs Flrev. orks . Shchednn s :'\iLs. ~ eeks LD 19&4 CompetltlOn \\ mner'. Grant Johan- Robert Be'lmett, ~!rs Patricia CALL DANCE SLIMNASTICS TODAY Conductors for the 1964 s) m- nessen and Paul Badura-Skoda. Chle\OUS !\Ieloches. \\ alton's Jo. Brooks and :'Ilrs W Victor phoruc sertes UlClude Herbig. Vlohrusts Ida Haendel. Dmltn hannesburg Fest!\ aJ 0\ erture. Benjamin Da\ Id Zmman. S.xten Ehrhng. SitkO. etsk\ and D\ lana Jenson \'aughan \\ Ilhams S~mphon~ '\0 Bonsai class set GROSSE POINTE Walter Weller, Starnsla ..... SUow- and orgarust Berj' 2amkochlan. 1 Bruckner s S~mphon~ \0 3. HARPER WOODS DETROIT acze'ollskl. ~eeme JaI"\l, \'arujan knov.n for hIS recordings \lalth the Sibehus Karel1a 0\ erture '1 ar. for April 26 KO)ian and ~axun Shostaltovlch Boston Symphon) Orchestra dumlan's Armeman Folksong SUIte Four are makmg their Meadow The 1984 season marks the festl' and Ho\ haness :\1) stenous :\Ioun- Bon:-31 enthUSIast:> \\ ho are en- 886.7534 882-6634 thralled b\ the Bonsai entrIes In Brook debuts 10 1984 They mclude \'al debuts of Sltkovetsky. Hough. tam _ \'1. 3 .. • 'f""l ..s _ C't. ,.J _ ~ _ ~ " ... __ !=,~~h,,:" ,.."",..prt" <>TP hplrl In thp In", r."rrl';n rf'ntpr HortIculture oC.llllU Christ United ~"" ~ "~ CHRIST THE KING Grosse Pointe Woods REDEEMER Grosse Pointe ~~L_' LUTHERAN CHURCH Methodist Church ,,/III ~ Mock & l""hmoor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .Ann ~... (;ro •.., Po,nle Wood. UNITED Unitarian Church 15932 E. W.-ren, Datroit 19950 Mack Avenue METHODIST 881-<>420 EASTER SUNDAY MAUNDY THURSDAY: jhalfway between Moross and Vernier Roads) CHURCH 8-9:30 a.m. Breakfast Communion Vespers 7:30 p.m. 886-4300 FAMILY EASTER by Reservation, 882-8547 GOOD FRIDAY: MAUNDY THURSDAY 20571Vem- 1:00 p.m. ~ Hal1*" WOOds SERVICE 9:30 SUNDAY SCHOOL Passion Service Holy Communion 7 30 P m ~2035 All Ages Communion Vespers 7:30 p.rn 11 am SeMce GOOD FRIDAY 9:15 Church SChool 10:45 EASTER WORSHIP EASTER SUNDAY. Eccumenical Tre Ora 10:30 a.m. Wooship f 17150 MAUweE f'partidpating in Life" Fellowship Breakfast B:30 a.m. ~ at 51. Clare Montefalco Church 12-3 p m Festival Service 10.30 a.m. Rev. Don Uchtenfeft ~ Jot'ln eorr.do, M1rwur Rev. Frank R. Leineke Good Fnday service Orchestra Hall 8 p.m. GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe United EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE Methodist Church 7 a m In the Memorial Garden BAPTIST 8.00 a m Easter Breakfast 21338 IIec:k Av .... 211 Moross Road EASTER FESTIVAL WORSHIP 11 00 AM. Grosse POinte Farms ARST ENGlISti EV. LlffiiERAN CHURCH Come Celebrate the Resurrection GROSSE POINTE V.,.,..,.Aom.W %F ::rJDr .a--~WoodI and MAUNDY THURSDAY ReO' PaA "-*". ~ ,...".-. ,....."..""- Worship the Risen Christ 7:30 p.m. Communion Service MAUNDY THURSDAY: • MEMORIAL CHURCH WcnhIp .." HaIy Comm.non 8 p1'l EASTER SERVICES t MAUNDY THURSDAY GOOO FRIOAY: Saladay ~booI, 1:45 a.m. :..~ EASTER SU NDAY April 19, 8 p.m. AItemoon WorItItp 1 to 2 30 P m 7:30 am Sunnse ServIce EYenln; w~ WIth Tenebrae SeMce 8 pm Oasses all ages ~ : 9:15 & 11:15 a m. Easter WorshIp Service "The Cost of Love" 11:" EASTER SUNDAY. Monilit< Worship, a.m. Or. Wm. R. Phillippe Sunnae WontlIp 7 a m Candlelight and Communion Service Evelling ,~;P:~ODHour ~r LfJ!. I FatM! Worst1lp 11a m MInisters TENEBRAE Sunday Chu«:tl SChool 9 10 a m Nursery Provided ~~ '_ Robert W. Boley and DaVid B Pennlmen (1'UM"y tor ctliIdJen) Apnl 20, 8 pm Dramatic Presentation of the CrUCifiXion ST. MICHAEL'S HOLY WEEK EASTER SUNDAY St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Apnl 22, 9 30 am. & 11 30 a m Chalfonte & Lothrop Grosse Pte. Farms EPISCOPAL CHURCH at "Three Women and a Man" 2G475 Sunnmgdale Park 16 Lakeshore Dr Or. Wm. R. Phillippe DJal.-\-Prayer ,Ne~r MKIt ancl Vernoer) CHRIST Holy Week Services 882.5:00 • 24 hr PRESBYTERIA.~ CHt:RCH (t:SA) ll82.g770 ~GKEElt~6S CHURCH THE GROSSE POINTE CONGREGATIONAL GROSSE HOLY THURSDAY MAUNDY THURSDAY 1 00 P m. Holy CommunIOn AND AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH 6:.045 a m & 7.30 P m Hoty Eucharrst POINTE 7'30 p m. Holy Communion 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop 61 Grosse Grosse POInte, MichIgan GOOD FRIDAY Pointe Blvd. I 12 noon & 7 30 pm-Good Friday Lrturgy Grosse PIe Farms GOOD FRIDAY and StatIonS of the Cross MAUNDY THURSDAY ...... ,., TM"."'. A;.ni 19 1.00 P m Good Friday ServIce (Communion Service) 8 00 o'clock p m 7 00 a m Moly f..et.allSl 9 3ll a m l'IllIy Wcnansl 7:30 p m Tenebrae ServIce I HOLY SATURDAY 7 00 P 'T' Holy E..er'an5l .,/Choo, of Mer & 50ys 4 p.m. The Great VIgIl _ fWtllAY ,t,pr,2() EASTER WORSHIP 12 00 !l) 3 00 p r-, ServIce Il' haI1-llou' ~ts 8 30 a m Easler Breakfast by Reservation 7 Xl r-;r !lat,ms ~ Dy The Dltlsl ClIun:t QloraIe & CXtteslr.I EASTER SUNDAY I 9 30 and 11 15 a m Eastef Service EASTER DAY WTER AI. AlY1I 21 8'00 a m Early Communion Service 5 30 p m HOlYE1lCT~ e 00 p m Easter 1/91 8.00 and 10:30 a m. 9'15 a m Breakfast Dr Roy A Hutcheon - Jack E Skiles W'mI DAY ~ 22 11'00 a m Festival WorshIp WIth Communion Crtb Room FaCilities Available 7 (Xj a '"l Ho!y ~uet.~, ilIte r wl{.a., HOLY EUCHARIST 9 '5 • f"1 Mc4y Eudl.YlS1 RIle i "tOlOer and er~ Part1clpatlflg In life (Nursery care at 10:30 ServIce) ., '5 a m Fesnvi!' fllCl'.¥:Sl Rile, .,.Qloo' il1ll 6r3ss T..est:ay AfI( 2-1 11 00 a m :,peoat E>lCt.ansl sen.a I:lr !Ile fora! Rev. Robert l. Curry. Ant. Pastor St Matt 28 1 19 MARINER'S CHURCH TRAaTIQr\JAL We Invite You To Worship With Us A HW!le of Prayer for all People At These Holy Week Services, .. In Det'O<1 s R ",erlronl C,oflC and Aena,ss.ance Ge'ilers EASTER SERVICE A fecerally and stale de$Jgnaled h,stoncal churcn MAUNDY THURSDAY EUCHARIST 'No"ttly 0' lhe tTlOSl ca'elUi prello8f ..allUn Fo.Jnded 10 1842 April 19, 9:30 I.m. and 7:30 p.m. Accurdlng to :'lC 192.11&Y.JK ,.If C Ii"' i"',',r I",h't r The oc>ok yOU thcJught "'de, dedd IS allLc drld 0,;:1'11'- C'Yle A".gl,car Ep,scopa' GOOD FRIDAY TENEBRAE dn(J u.,eJ (,I'Noj ')ur,dr;y' or HOl Y WEEI<'AND EASTER DAY April 20, 7:30 p.m. Usmg the 1928 BOClt'01 Common Prayer MAUNDY TliURSDAY API"I 19 12 10 PM EASTER SUNDAY FESTIVAL EUCHARIST HOly 01 ST JOHN'S April 22, 7:30 and 10:30 8 m. The E~t,artS1 ,I' CO'TlmemOfllllOl'", the f,rst Lord" Supper GOOD FRrDAv Ap', 20 ';' "Ix.n 3 00 PM "slllms The StallOOS 0' rr~ C'Of.S ana !tie Goocl Friday l.lurgy EPISCOPAL CHURCH Trie Ct\ot' "'Ii' prlJ'Soenl appropn81e MuSIC George M. Schelter, P.utor Wex-ch ....o.J A.e rj' ';-, f 'or, r f",,> II ,'" E"STER DAY Ap, 22 83() a.,(J 11 00 A M [Y>t. ,,! • WJ) 7 ~')1-' Robert A. Rlmbo, Pastor EASTEP THE liTuRGY rCo II fr.,f rr ,rl' Irf,)r, 0'1' ,f, 111f' , t If If''- FtI$llva Choral E~'1ar,SI al '1 00 A M The Re'V RIC~,a'(J IN IrlQallS RedO' l':e No Horn~ . - No Ilullabaloo - No Flags - Short and to The Pointe No Fh~hl Lo th(' Moon - No Frills Attached' : Just plam old fd!>hlOned honc!>ly .md knowledge and human understandmg KatlilteD Want, of Harvard: Road, Among students recently In- at wmter term cornwencement ex- Grosse Pointer Donald B. Shu- of the century We ill e her(' Lo ~('Il) our house for Ihe top price nnd make you ducted into the Golden Key Na- ercises March 10 were Kathleen D. maker, DDS, was recently nam. Micbael C. Dale, ol Alme Drivel h,IPP) Do call u<,' tional Honor Society Chapter at O'Hara, of Hampton Road, John ed an Honorary Life Member of the Heidi A. FICb, of Hollywooo Michigan State Umversity is Linda Coutillsh, of Severn Road, Timothy Board of Trustees of the Michigan Road, Edouard J, Stmes, of West Malicki, daughter of Mitchtll and G. Kelly, of Brys Drive, Scott M, Chapter of the Nal10nal Multiple Wilhams Court, and Judith L. Laura Malicki, of Hidden Lane Mullan, of Sunmngdale Drive, SclerOSIS SocIety Dr Shumaker Vermeulen, of Broadslone Road, JJo~n$. ~oonmnn. Camputel/zed - Mullllisled She is a graduate of Our Lady Star Stuart W. Pack. of South Oxford has been a volunteer With the chap- Bachelors of Business Admmistra- of the Sea High School. Road, Diane L. Rauen, of Brys ter for nearly 20 years He was one tion 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE Drive, Sharon E. Thams, of Blair- of the founders of the metro-Detroit • • • • • • F~/dbll~lJed /CiSI Among members of the Hillsdale moor Court, Dnid B. Howe, of branch and became its first chair- Among high school students who College Chorale which presented Mornmgslde Drive, Michael A. Lu- man In 1977-78, he was elected have been awarded Student Life two one-act operas In March are berto, of Canterbury Circle, Jen- chairman of the M.lchlgan chapter SCholarships at Oakland Umversl- Harr) Constant Jr" son of Mr. and nifer A. Stephan, of Audubon Road, and m 1980, received the Bronze ty are Grosse Pomte North High Mrs. Harry Constant Sr" of Grosse Robert E. Brownell, of BerkshIre Hope Chest -the highest volunteer School seniors Donna J. Marsden EASTER GREETINGS Pomte, and Bill [)(mnelh, son of Road, and Michelle C. Jurcak. of award the 1\1SSociety presents of Lee Court, and Paul Merlo, of (,rO,,('l'ollltl'( 11'-\1'11 1'lIgl,l1ld dMI1I1 Cl'nll'rl'nlrJIlCl'lloo Planning to sell your house? Talk to a professional. Call any member of the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange. • Richard E Borland, Sr Judy Khng Elaine L Borland Carol Lambert LaFOI'I( Richard E Borland, Jr Duane Lamers GenevIeve W D Are your closets looking a PIN PEHFECT RANCH 1\ Ilh lovely yard a nd poliO fOl ~umlller fun NIfty Woods IOCdilOn, too In little seedy . . . are the trea- Side you'll fmd d UllIque corner fireplace to cheer bolh till' hVlIlg sures in the attic collecting and dlOlOg room, plu!> 2 bedrooms and a cozy drn 1\\ hleh can be a thll d bt.' 1462 ANITA (,lJT~: \\(0))" H[l'\l(, \L()\\ \\Ith Ints of !>pact' for Just $52,900 I':dllllllll' I,lrg(' ~Itl 111'11or forma I dUlIng room slt't'P UpstAIrs or down, Lhl'1e .II t' -1 !)('lh'llllm., toldl "fIlH~hed ba~emenl. newer rool Dig through the clutter and and dnve\~ weed out the unused items \ PLUS, BY APPOINTMENT . . just one ad in our Class- WOODS .1B H H.Wl h :\1.'\1 l'! I"Llof ,'I. l,lI pl'l ('Olill!l} kill hen natural wood. work, panrled rt'l loom ,JlI~1 $57 \lUll ifieds could take care of If' yOU LO\ E COL\)\ IAl." Ihl .. 4 !I l 2'. 1l.llh ~l'm I' lor)'ou On "the eolOlllall,lJ1I' mlfdrper \\ooth .llI,t "n.I,llIng al $R':l,900 COMPARE your Spring cleaning. Call 884 h.II~1 HAN[)~Il\II; 1.,....\.1 hliin lilt' 111,'11 ut lhd'ill HUllllllthcr,'lfl,m Ll'Xl;ruol '" 1'Jl!1 'o1l(JIU"'o l ,I\I'ldol) (lhtOIll dl''''llllc,(! t'II~I()mbuilt to trucks it's your best \\llhlIlOf( ,.1 "1.1' ,oll)fllll~tli,lIl'hllldn~IMkl' vice you wantl I'Ll'(,K A I'~.i\( \111\ PI' \\ Il i HI'I Ilr,lITlllll\ m.lIhlt. f1o.)ft"l1 fo)er, 20 II f.HlHly flw,rn 1'111,,I dl II ~ rr..COMJo"" ....'"'\Jo' fIll. I \\HIII' IHI'o\H.".I\~houldhll'''~nuluok It's easy to place an ad . . . IriR f"r \111- L 11.11 i At lh ~ho\\ ,Oil ~!IIl:. Lt[ Ih.' t><"'OllllH':Itm\"nl \/IiIIUCl1 ,lrfHl1ld t"l'li ....ll •• l'1I011gh I" It\t'!il t,K) dnil rl'nl th.' olher hltlf C.1l just call 882-6900 and 1"1 ,lPlwlIllllI1l llh .. I( A 1'1' 1'111\\111 \ HUll\! \lllhl,'II",dr,1i !W'IIl\l'dll'\IiIlK ~k"liKhl""l)(l call before noon on flf/'pl,1If' II I 'lllld, I( JI II till Ill,,~!rr h.'dflH'!n I....t\\l'('nlhi' hI and 2nd f1'H,r" 'JY.o 111"1' h. dlrl"l1l~ 2' IMlh~ r1I'ook ~ klt"hen porch. Tuesday! rnIJrl.', $l1l om (,III MIl H~~I TWO GROSSE POIN IE OFFICES 20647 MACK AVENUE 395 FISHER ROAD Oppo~lleI'ur('e)l~ Ml ."""'Il!~~~~------'-\.GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 19, 1984 Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange f ~ ~ ". ~~ "i THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY I- , c, ~ @ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ~ Register Now! ".,3, 10, 17,24- 7:30 p.m. I~'fm~. HEAR If/ome Ownership Brownell School Cafeteria Formerly There is no charge TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. the PAl'L R SCH\\EITZER PRESlDE'\T IS PLE<\SED TO <\~~OC~CE 1HE in the Pointes" Phone 881-8900 -\CQl'lSITIO,\ OF TOLES A"\D -\SSOCI<\TES. Il\iC ~IR C \\ TOLES, o\SSOCIATE BROKER -\"\D THE EXISTI\,G S<\LES STAFF H<\\IE COM EXPERTS BI\'ED RESOl RCES \HTH SCt!'\ EITZER RE -\L ESTATE IBETTER HD:\tES A..'\DG-\RDE\'S TO BRI.\G YO!) E\'E~ ~lORE COMPREHE,\SIVE REAL EST -\TE SERVICES WITH THE ADDITION OF THE KERCHEVAL- O\' THE-HILL OFFICE LOC>\TED AT 74 KERCHEVAL SCHWEITZER MAY 3 REAL ESTATE/BETTER HOMES Arm GARDE!'\'S :-';0\1,- OFFERS THREE OFFICES Il\; THE GROSEE POI~TES TO SERVE ALL YOCR REAL _~t!~ ~r-. E~T "..TE --'''~£!)~ TO • IchaJ.teltzer ••• U.1.11.t~p CALL OCR KERCHEVAL SALES TEAM AT 885-2000 Reol Ettote.ln(. I .md Gardens I H Denms Andru.s Manager Salh C Coe Doug Andrus. Manager ~farv F Ferber MAY 24 Two names you can trust C W Toles ASSOCiate Broker ph)ilJs Fries Sue Adelberg WlIham E Keane Ste\'le Anderson Edv.ard (Ted) Mllhgan ~Ikkl Andrus James D Standtsh, III 7:30-9:30 'Easter Betsj B Buda LUXCRY CUSTOM RA!\CH near Cnuntry Club of DetrOIt - Fabulous 24 foot Famll~ Room, 4 family bedrooms ....lth 31 ~ baths plu.s maid s BROWNELL FROM EVERYONE AT room and bath, ftrst floor laundry Schweitzer Real Estate/Better Homes & Gardens G P CITY - Well mamtained bungalow 2 bedrooms, ne.... carpetmg, SCHOOL GROSSE POINTE OFFICES: ne ....kitchen floor, formal dmmg room, leaded glass v.mdows Un- flmshed expansIOn GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE G P PARK - SpaCIOUScolomal near schools FamIly Room, Sun Room, 881.8900 Doug Andrus, Manager Mark Monaghan powder room, recreation room, 5 bedrooms and 2 baths on the second GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE Fred West, Asst Manager Art Moran floor plus 2 bedrooms and bath on the Hurd Fire alarm system, 3 car Kay Bauble Elsie Onychuk garage and spnnkler system $129,500 Brenda LaForest Gary Blanks Don Orttenhurger 562 N. Rosedale, G.P.W. Amber Lawson Jerry Blackford Anna May Olmsted MERRIWEATHER - Close to St Paul's 'lnd the Academy Custom bUilt AttractIVe 4 bedroom ranch With den and DorotbyMeeker Bowen Mary Ann Palazzolo Bob colomal ....Ith fIve bedrooms, 312 baths, paneled LIbrary, screened C8slmlJ' Mortka 2 full baths Many extras, Don Brenner Carol Pollma porch. recreation room $182,500 Jun Konooskt Dean &: Anne Brunke Lmda Potter well maintained Reduced $124,000 GeorgIa Pappas Dean Cbampane Grace Pwa TOWNHOUSE Recently decorated from top to bottom New carpetmg, Dorothy&: Jon Premo Sue D'Herde Tom Rousseau ne....furnace, remodeled kitchen Four bedrooms. 2 baths, plus study Joe Ru::h Laurette Dwnas Sue ShanDOn or 5th bedroom There's nothIng to do but move In' $99,500 DillON Jane sanford Jeanne Farley Mary Ann Smith Sbe1ly Selko Ruth FlLta Clara Smale 295 RIVARD - 4 FamIly Income ill pnme location In City of Grosse PROPERTY Usa Smd Joe Frazzltta Nonna Ann Stevenson POinte 3 unIts have 1 bedroom and bath, 1 umt has 2 bedrooms and Swart Larry Mary Gosselm Adell Stover bath All unIts mclude stove and refngerator and are leased to Oc. Bob Umpfenbach MANAGEMENT Mary Heimerd1nger Paul Sznuglel tober 1984 Joyce Vash Manon Hennezke Kathy Wilson 881-4147 Jeannette Waggoner Joanne LaRue Bette Wnght EXECUTIVE CUSTOM COLONLo\L on Warner road - A spectacular Del Wallnch Grace Lentlm Lmda Zamplch home featunng a",ard wmmng landscapmg and a beautiful lake vie ..... Jun Wl1k1e HelQe MJess MIchael Zlehr 4 bE-drooms, 412 baths, LIbrary. Family Room, and much more Bem1e Youngblood Pete MJsuraca SINE REALTY NEWBERRY PLACE - CHARMING CENTER HALL COLONIAL NEAR ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME AND OUR NEWEST THE LAKE Features are the SpaCIOUSrooms, central air, hardwood ADDITION: floors, and fme detall throughout 26-foot FamIly Room, large TO CALL SINE ... "KERCHEVAL-QN-THE-HILL" OFFICE breakfast area, 4 bedrooms, 212 baths S1. CLAIR SHORES DrlDIia ADdruI, Manager Ste\'1e Anderson saIl) Cae Wilham Keane WILLOW LANE - Cnlomal featunng a SpaCIOUSpaneled Library a cozy NORCREST - MARTER . JEFFERSON . 3 Edward (Ted) Milligan 1'2 DauI ADdraa, Manar NlkkJ Andrus Mary Ferber den and a large heated Garden Room Seven bedrooms, 4 baths and bedroom. P. bath - Bnck ranch WIth family C.W.T", Auociat.e Broker Betsy Buda PhyllisFnes James D StandIsh. III central aIr room - Natural fireplace. Attached garage. 8lIe A4eIber'& to settle Estate NOTRE DAME - 3 bedroom bnck home, formal dlmng room and large ,- carpeted recreatIon room Ne~ gas furnace, new carpeting. leaded GROSSE POINTE WOODS glass Windows, 6O-foot lot YORKTOWN - MARTER. WESTBROOK CT - 5 386-B NEFF - TWO-FAMILY FLAT - on 7Moot lot near Jefferson bedroom WIth den and farmly room - Attach- Each umt has 2 bedrooms, formal duung room, porch Gas hot water ed 2 car garage. Rec room" Extra large lot heat, recreatIOn room in basement, appliances mcluded $900 per . Cnvered pabo - Ideal for large family month rent FIRST OFFERING - Bournemouth off Mack - Be- 701 UNIVERSITY - WELL-MAINTAINED ENGLISH TUDOR nestled autIful 3 bedroom 11'2 bath Bnck Coloma I . amongst beautiful shade trees Four bedrooms, 21'2 baths, library, Natural fIreplace. FInIshed basement - 1I ~ and breakfast room car garage .. I .~ Schweitzer Real Estate/Better Homes & Gardens PRIVATE CUL-DE-SAC LOcA nON .-Gorgeous THIS HOME HAS EVERYTHING! Alum tnm, formerly Toles and Associates, Inc. SINE REALTY ML L ~ CoklIul 00 approx 3-4 acre lot In central aU", cedar closet&: ",et bar In dlVlded TIUST SERVICE &be Park. Great rm. hvmg rm &: master bdrm bsmt , attIc fan plus Ile'Ner furnace&: roof ThiS 74 KERCHEVAL 885-2000 F ARW:> OFFICE 88+7000 eKh haft a fd'ePiace. 1st floor laundry, screen- beautifully decorated Ranch also has 3 bedrooms ed parch 91/2 trio pabGfl also mcluded $210,000 6: updated kltchen Move nght In! $129,900 (G-4ll8) (F.-) ~ FIRST OFFERINGS ~Edgar &~ttes AUTHENTtC FARM HOUSE Newly decorated, country lutcher>. wood burmng fIreplace and newer 2 story bam WIth work shop are l11Cluded $115,000 (F-499) 88&-5800 114KERCHEVAl 886-6010 BURKEllIOS MOTEL Ie COTTAGES Just two miles north Df downtown St CiaU" ThlS fantastIc busmess opportumty may be JUSt what you have been loolung for 101 ft Df prune frontage on St Clair River LaDd Coutract terms available (G-502J 886-4200 A'M'RACTIVE 3 bdnn , 11" story trl: home offenng 2 full baths, lIvmg room ....Ith natural fireplace. family room, kltcben WIth ~bIe space all on large&: lovely lot (f ~97) 886-5800 COhDmON Ie LOCATION cannot be matched' nus 3 famIly Income has been freshl} pamted lnslde &: out New appbanees, carpet and hot water heater, natural woodwork thruout r f.5(1J 886-5WJO SHOREPOINTE CONDOMINIUM featunng a luxunous custom mtenor Gourmet kIt has all apphaoces. fireplace In flnUlhed basement, beautiful mIrrored doors and large patio rF~94, 886-5800 FIRST OFFERING Five bedrooms 31"./ baths EnglISh t ....o story SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Cla,,~I( Ct::Tlter Entr.mce colomal Four bed ~lth a slate roof PrIvate swte Ideal for law quarters or help High ceiling. gum wood GROSSE POINTE CITY Three bedroom bnck ranch WIth 2 full baths Prof finIShed ~ment ....Ith rec r(.JOm~ 21'2 bath!> famIly room. new kItchen (1'0' ner throughout peY>ablc tIle room, bdnn 6: bath New central air, roof HWH&: stonn doors Simple Asswnptlon. FHA IVA terms transferrt'tl $'19,100 (G-462) lI8H2OO FRESH FOR SPRING !IieY.'lycarpeted, fresh!} pamted 4 bedroom Colomalm the farms FlOrida room NFP, Levokln, new porch 6: much more' Reduced to $83.:.00 fF.)46; 886-5800 POPULAR WOODS AREA elfers tlus .. ell maln~lned <:.oIorua1 ....,th many extra;' Central \acuum ~V!>tem ceotral .IT.Il\tercom.s, ~helves In kIt gas log flrep!ac;e In fimshed bsm t S73.900 rG~74! 88&-w1O WONDERf'1.JLFAMILY COLONIAL 'WIthfirst Ooor laundry and family room v.lth ~rP Thl!>home al!>o has att prage w / opener 6: grel'TIhouse $149 900 (F -4M) 886-5800 Cla~"lc En~h"h Tudor near the Lake GracIous O\er 3000 "quare fH"t of gracIOus lIvmg Four LOADED WITH TLC. thIS well mamtamed 2 bedroom P..anch ha!>charmmg nev.er kItchen and n WELL PRJCED IN TIn: FARMS Three bedroorr, bnck 1'2 star) home for $59 !f(~j ("mpletc!\ remrJdeIf"d kitchen, fl!ushe RAMBUNG EXEClJTIVE STYLE P.AI'lCH In the ~ oodt. thIS lovel) home offers loads of room ~paCIOU< kkhen, fannal duung room. family room. Cm'ered patio. central air and 3 bedrooms SIIl9!f(!O F-491 .. seoo FINER THAN FINE ()utstandmg Coloma I In G P ~oods "'lcel) dt'corat~ lhruout Kllchen bUilt In' ..... firep&aced grel"r.hou~ pallO l.mll} rm , Wlndov. In dmmg rm doorv.aJl to 4 bedroom!> mtercom ,. ;m1 Ie reduced pnce or $!li.liIOO IG 424 / 88fr.(2O() ~t Clair Shore<. ranch Impt'ccable condItIOn Charming 3 bedroom In the Woods pnct'd at FOR All fOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL OR COME IN four r.rorf>nm, 21'2 bath" natural hrepla<.e 'ill'IOO Ix'('(,rated In ((,mfortable e1: le('tlc miX OPU MOffOAY.FRIDAY 9 a m .9 p mind tcntr _____~_~ ~ L _ ...... ---...""._------ Thursday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine.~ PURDY and STRONGMAN ASSOCIATES 16840 KERCHEVAL "IN-THE.VILLAGE" ~ 20439 MACK AVENUE 881.0800 Grosse POinte Woods \, 1 \1, I It ' (,ro"e POlllte \\ oods bungJlol1 Illth 01bcdroom~, 2 baths, updatE.'d kllchen fcatunng all E,~, g'~ ~e4~ Inlill Ilh IWII CI 01 \1 ell ,\\ ,Ino fUlIl,H:C, f1m~hed bnsemelll and much, much more 271111 "(~ 1 I I I In Iin., 1lt'11('I' -t bech oom 212 bath Coloma I complele II lth 10\'t.'I} slCp do\\n [amily room 886-8710 lllll'!ll'd b,hl'lllt'Il1 ll'l't!,ll ,ill lOlldltlOllIng II \1 I \ lH I'l.E\ IlC,lI \ \1 .1\ r:d.,lIdIH! & SI John ~ Ho~pllal Offenng large kitchen \\ Ilh eating area, 2 hetl! 00111" II, Cdl netdcllPd g,ll dge full ba~{'ment, seduded lot and carpetmg -'1- ( I H [ I \ I~ IIiF I' \~,,\\OHU IlFHE - 1':\.tl J .,peual J ~CJr old ranch Well mJlnlamed and many Happy ('\.11 h IlIl'Iudlllg ldf!!l' c!o"eb dllllo~lllell C,ll pl'tlllg JUdched gar,lge and central all' condihonlllg 8; I hI 11'1) b('droom" .Ill' "P,ICIOU., \ 1 \H (,BO""l 1'01\ I F III nil (' Dl'tl Olt IlX' FIRST OFFERING-Grosse POInte Shores on Lakeshore Custom bUlIt b) \\altel ~'Jst De~I~Il('d!lll "HAPPY EASTER TO ALLI" elegant hvmg and entertammg1 You'll appreciate the excellent quality and supenor COIll1l110!l I tll' grounds are fantastic Offermg 5 bedrooms, master bedroom could be on the firsl or ~ecolld !lOIlI . Four full baths, 2 half baths Family room \\ Ith a lake Vle\\ Kitchen \\ Ith bUilt m ~ '1\10 fll eplall'" • Two furnaces, central all' Alarm system, sprmkler S)~lem, Circular dm e SlerC'll dlld ml('rcolll .. • system Please call for more details ~ William J. Chamoion & Company I AUDUBON COLONIAL 4 BDRM 0\\ ner anxiOUS to sell Nell er home In mlllt ~o!ldl t lOll BALFOUR FRENCH 6 BDRM Estate sale 4 baths 1 la\ 3 hreplace~ "'ell roof EASTER FIRST OFFERINGS ELMSLEIGH COLONIAL 4 BDRM Brand nev. house I Fam rm library, Ilr~1 flool Idlllldn I 11\"'1 \ 1I F1:H I\(, (I \S~II' ('r;:\ 1'E H HAl L COLO"; 1'\L 111the ell\ fl'Jlure~ hand,orne 11\lng room LAKESHORE COLONIAL 4 BDRM Grosse Pomte Shores Completely redecorated Lal g(' Family room 'I IIh III l'pld( I' .111<1bl'l l'led gld~" Frenl h doOl S II llich [e B[(, PHIl I: HErH l~1 [0;\ un Itll~happy colomal f'e.ltunng 3bedrooms, ,2'2 balh~, hbrnry, fanHI} room, JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. f,lI1t""llc hlldwn ,llld ct ,212 cal gJrage A ~hOllhollse' Nell pnce $128,900 HAPPY EASTER! SPRINGTIME SPECIALS! Mat gm el BI eltenbccher Dlllne Kelly EVcfyne Rupp SPECIAL EASTER SUNDAY OPEN HOUSE 2-5 ~all) elm ke Shirley Kennedy Lee Brunelle Tyler M I~T OFF&RI"lG-Washington CharmIng ColonIal 3 bedroom J 11llHlth, l\Iatur.J ftrep1llc:.. Dark .UlJned flOOl'~ Lo\,('!\ lot QllIck pOGSC""lOlI I~ r 01"1' F HI NG - \\ (,sllhe~ter Lo\ el} 4 bedlOom 21 ~ balh Fdrm Coloma I Paneled hbrary With fireplace '>U ,'el\('d 11'11 dCI' Hl'C 1'00111 110 '" 190 lot I~'I Or I' FH I"'l; - I hedroom 112 b.lth ranch on Bishop Hoad nea I' Mack III DelrOlt f'lIllshed ballemcnl (\'nll,1i ,\I I' "C,ir .Ill g,Il,lge IIA \11"1 or-., I{O 'Ill In tll(' Shorc~ -t hedroom 2l ~ hath Colol1l \kf \ II \\ j 1,,'dlllOIli 2' h,lth (010111.11 I MA(' p.llll'kd 1'1Il1l11 mom \\uh lldJPlllIllg dt'('k \tu~II'r 1)(dll\lllll h,~ (1l111f' 11,11101 hlllllll1 t111~l'" & .,II11llrl., 2')'1 ruoltl,'ell IIlI (;[c.III(X',11101l III !hl' Fllrml> I'",d i1J(' ( Olll\tl I (hill $11) t~~1 ..... \1, ( (l{ (\111 k \ I II I '1-1 1i"1 .I11hll~ !I(hpl1,d 2 h"droom III II " I ,IIl1 h \1 Ilh a IUlI\lIl111l\ I nm hudt III 1'1;:01 GROSSE POII\'TE PARK - Jl.'atural wood - stun GHO%E POPIjTF<: liIlOHE" "I( n dll ,r1 " ) \Ill hl,PI'HIlI I (lI IN THE PARK - SpaCIOUS CALHOUN BLILT 4 bedroom ll. IMlh (I'nll'r ('!llr,HJ< I' ( 1)1I>llIdllr I ,Ilil III '-\lflll'I\I) IIi\toIJI"h,,!J"II' FII'II,h.,tll,'(ollllll,li till! ~llllilhilll'hdlil,r,ll\IIIItIIII"Jll:ll" decorated thruout IIlcludmg NEv.- kitchen .....llh bredkfcf ...l room ,md p,mtl \ lIpddt, d i"'(', d, I II'''' I " it I.IIn,1\ 1"0111\ Illth 111,111,1"1111(,1& 1111111',11('11 1>,,1 11.1I~" l,lIll111 lwdl(llllll'." 2' b,lth~ pili:> a library and flmshed basement Thl~ one ha~ II all' $134,000 fIllH)()(J() " 1" H] II! 1l1g 1'"'11' ....I~dh ""'I Ill,' 2 I ,II ,1'1,11 hl'(l gal I~l' Ill'( IIII'Iil (1'1111111.111 ... '1'\ 111111".,t('1\1 J h i IIhh< ,pld l.lld 1,IIh p,llio FISH AND ~AIL - EnJOY It all right al your door ...tl'p' 4 l.J(.droom \\ All' H~ ){(J'I,'I !lOI!I( 011 II\( r It III 0', an acre of secluded land WIth lovely large rooml> thruout lI('cfted ~XJ.llhOUM' Ilion ho,- I .,11" I '" ,,\( ,oil MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION - detaIls at 881 4200' "11111111\'1 II"dl0"11I '!l"th"'I!III,(nlhlll',11 \1l1111ll1l\h ".1Il1l1; I III1III HI'I rOIlIII 1\lth lll\'pllll'(' ,\ I'd, 'II !III 101 1111112, . 2, p,lllO «(,!lll,11 .111' 2, ,II ~,ll ,III" Sll~ (~~) ROOM TO G R-O W III thiS 4 bedroom 2 hath Cololllill wllh hUJl:(' ~'utM hlt'r kill hltl fit l'pl.H t "I,d bl ,1,j' IIl1l ... ..,1 \\1'11(1 I', 1111111'" jl,, \"11 ',III,' 1 I' I11I1 ,"I,,,I'llllIl"'" I "llllll,,1 11,,'dIIHIIl..,2' 1"lIh" 1,llg, 1.11()1I'1ll',ln,'ll'd GROS.~E POINTf~ FAHMh lmmedldt(' OCt Updfll Y I' 0[11'1«(}111 th', I tl( dr"(IIlJ \ 0), ,Hid !Ilk' I I" ,~ lti'l I I I I", d I'll.. h'l 1""11' .' loll ,tli 1-("1,I~I' IIKI ' I ,It lot $11'1 'IIKI Bungalow With natural rlreplace lrlosh dt> ;' I I ~ j II iIj I I 83 Kercheval Avenue I Iii' llll I fl 'I, ,I,' j( ~IIltt II \11«1 Ii 1'1. ~;-~..-- ii 1':1II III :-' LOCATION PRICE BR/BA FEATURES B1Shop $99,600 51212 Beaullful ramll) home ~/fam rm and den, fu'eplace 884-6200 Fleetwood 73,900 2/1 Simple assumptIon mortgage, updatt"d lutchen, fanuly room Kens Il1g ton 139,000 5/31l SpaCIOUSTudor WIfam rm. rec rm , flrepJaee JOHN A MOSS, BROKER KensIngton 169.900 6/41~ Large gracIOus ColOnial. remodt'led kitchen .. Iblt.IDS SKIP MOSS MGR Lex Il1gt on 87,900 3/11l Ver} appeahng v.ell bUIll home, ree room WIth wet bar MARIAN BODE Lakepomte 58,9OO-M,9OO 3 Income properties available, land contract tt"rms' t ROBERT ELVIDGE Vermer Road 112,000 3/2'l Newer Coloma I In the Shores ¥./large kitchen & fam rm MARY KAYE FERRY Wedgewood 159,900 5/21~ GracIous foyer, kitchen v./blHIlS, fam rm w/fJreplace JERRY FITZGIBBONS Hollyv.ood 79,900 3/1 Remodeled kitchen famll~ rm , centrdl air, fireplace ELEANOR HAMMER ROBERT HELMS ROSSITER HONHART GLORIA KOTAS You"gblood GWENDY LAMBRECHT ON THE MOVE? JACKIE LEVITT If you re consldermg a move to ,mother lown \\ e ncalty Inc. MAXINE MA:-.ILEY can provIde you Vtlth drea housmg II1forma MARA MANOS tlon WITHOUT ANY OBLlG~TIO:'\ Call for CHARLOTTE SCHNEIDER details SL'E COWAN, SEC'CY o BOBBI MOSS SEC'CY H\PP\, E~TER Please call us for }our Real Estate needs Our office IS ready to serve vou SCH ULTES REAL ESTATE Because every home IS different TAPPAN & ASSOC. 90 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE FARMS And every need 1S personal Because no two problems are ahke IT REALLY DOES MATTER WHO YOU CHOOSE IRST OFFERING TO BE YOUR REALTOR FIRST OFFERING-SpacIous Woods Colomal on Choose someone who knows AND CARES qUiet court 4-5 bedrooms, updated baths, FIRST OFFERING freshly decorated, hardwood floors, available SCHULTES REAL ESTATE Immedlately, thoughtfull) pnced at $134,900 FIRST OFFERING-Comfortable home ~ Ith 4 bedrooms and lots of updating In last two Happy 'Easter )'1lars New fl1'eplace, custom neutral drapes, hardwood floors, new storms and screens ?need III the mid $70's Alice Bover Schultes, Broker Cmdv Kerwin Ron CarPenter, AssOCiate Broker Cal'oime McKee DELIGHTFUL - MERRI\VEATHER located Wilham Mashim, AsSOCIate Broker Paula Moore near the Boulevard and custom built for toe Gmny Damman Dinah Murphy current owner TIlls colomal features 4 Janet Dreklch Lmda Parnell bedrooms plus expansion area over garage, Mananne Pear 3l,2baths, library, screened porch, hardwood .'.,,$' J. Cynthia Ethendge 881.8900 Sue Seward floors, copper plumbmg, and attached garage Beverly Haltom • FARMS-4 bedroom Colomal 21'2 baths, Sally Horton Charles Trowbridge LIBRARY AND FAMILY ROOM With raised 710 NOTRE DAME SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME Perfect for the hearth fireplace, large kJtc~n, attached garage groWIIJg and active family Beautiful natural woodwork, modern k1tchen WIth bwlt-ms, 4 BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAIJ'Io'ED EnglLsh WIth car attached garage, separate frreplaces In leaded glass and natural woodwork Large llvmg and dlmng rooms. room SIZeS and private master SUlte Excellent locatIOn near Village and schools Owners QUAlJTY BUILT Farms home, 3 bedrooms, 11,-'2 transferred baths, beautiful chestnut panehng 10 large ~ breakfast room, marble sills, french doors, NEAR THE STAR OF THE SEA, super home with gas forced 811' furnace. ... -2] f1J'Stfloor bedrooms, large famlly room (19 x . _ . t 12) attached garage. "McKINLEY" newer st)'le 3 bedroom In move-in ~ LOCHMOOR . I cood1uoo New carpetmg and decor are only WOODS-Great starter home in area close to some of the pJeasant surpnses Illcluded in Uus schools 3 bedroom bungalow with large Sit- Farms Colomal prICed m the SO's ~ ¥..: "",,/ ,f tmg room off master bedroom Large recrea- 42 S DUVAL - BEAUTIFUL 4 FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY- uoo room WIth bar, and a screened porch for When you hst your home WIth bedroom, 31'2 baths Cape Cod col- Willison bwlt executIve residence summer enJOYtI1ent CENTURY 21 LOCHMOOR we omsl With famlly room, first floor In move.m condltion 4 bedrooms, place a pIcture of your residence laundry, hbrary, Jenn.Air island 25 baths, country kitchen, super CAPE COD-3"'! bedroom, 2 bath home, move-m in the Macomb M L S boolt as well cookmg center and whirlpool m rec room & more Ideally located cood1tioo, newer carpetmg, natural fu-eplace, as in the Grosse Pomte Exchange master bathroom Bmlt in 1981this In G P Woods Great LIC terms 2 car garage Super Woods location book You can double your home's home features Central All' and a Call us for details! ! I exposure by listmg It With us' 3-ear attached garage INDOOR POOL, plus LIGHTED TENNIS COURT' One of a kind home With every con- SUPERB INCOME I -1258 MARYLAND - POSitive cash flow when you assume the outstandmg balance ceivable amenity Colomal style borne WIth 5 on thIS G P Park two-iamlly tncome. Completely updated & redecorated Call for details II bedrooms, llbrary, family room (28 x 25) wtuch connects to the heated and air condi. VERY CLEAN HOME - 18779WOODCREST - ThiS sharp 3 bedroom ranch has been recently pamted tlOned pool house With a 20 x 40 pool Over an &.decoratee Updated kitchen w/dlshwasher & disposal Close to school & transportatIOn f ' 882-5200 acre of masmficent land. _ (" A VERY HAPPY EASTER WALTER BAVOL LOUIS JOSEPH JULIA SAELENS JUDY BERGER MARY MANNING JAMES SNYDER SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT EDWARD GOOSEN JOSEPH MAURICIO SUE SNYDER 786 BALFOUR' Fabulous Enghsh III Grosse ISABELLE GOOSEN PAUL MORRILL FLO WISE Pomt.e Park south of Jefferson Featunng a walnut LILLIAN WILLIAMS paneled hVIDg room, sefV1ce staIrs, and 5 bedrooms Bwlt like a fortres.~' Priced to settle estate at $175,000 or purchase the two 100' x 175' adj8Cef1t lots far a total package of $250,000 "m 22 WEBBER PLACE For the "SUPER EX. ECUTIVE"l Entertam ll1 a fashion that is second to none Old world Enghsh charm, WIth the HAPPY EASTER "decorator's touch" 24 hour notice IS reqwred for a tour of this one- 1338YORKSHIRE A first offenng on thIS elegant FIRST OFFERING I Spanish colomal It features 3 bedrooms, 212 baths, den, flmshed basement, beautiful enclos- Ranch located on Oxford Road Ideal for retired couple or young family Two bedrooms, 1I\'1Og t..-'-i ~~ ed sunroom, backyard patio and tile roof $104,900 room With fireplace, plus heated garden room, attac.hed garage \\ Ith electriC door opener, extra t- " .., mce lot, 671!zxl02 feel Only $66,000 ------Well main tamed bungalo\\ In Grosse POInte Woods ~ Ith two bedrooms and a full bath on the first floor and two large bedrooms and a half bath on the 'iecond Famll) room Pnced under $70,000 Grosse Pomte Farms - sensatIOnal coloma I complelel~ redone from lop to bottom New kItchen WIth every convemence, large formal IIvmg room and dmmg room library, healed terrace 1334BUCKINGHAM A first offer on thl~ charm- Master bedroom has fireplace, dressmg room and pflvate bath Call for addItIOnal details and 11113bedroom Tudor With 2'",1baths, stone carved an appomtment for inspection fll'eplace. finished basement Flonda room, new furnace Inground 20 " 14 heated pool v./beaU>d Grosse POInte Shores - Quad !('vel, four bedrooms two and a half bathrooms breakfast room, b:lth houses Home IS currently bemg redecorated family room WIth fireplace and wet bar Ea~y mamtenance move-In condItion $145,000 Centc: Entrance Colomal 10 Grosse POInte \ity - Three famIly bedrooms and two and a half baths 15231WINDM ILL POINTE One of the truly outstan 1689BROADSTOl''E An pxtra lot I~ Included In the sale of thiS solid Grosse Pomte home w/4 bedrooms, Three MIle - Center entrancE' colomal sItuated on a large \>,f>1! landscaped lot Four bedrooms and den thlf'1:lfloor expansion, and an attached garage $99,000 two and a half baths Cozy hbrar) plu'\ a ne.... famll} room WIth fireplace and ~kyhght FamIly room opens to a large dt'Ck FIOl!>hed basement v.lth fireplace, lav and ample storage space 1167 WAYBUR1'tJ Grosse Pomte Park - 4 family With separate electnc, furnaces Always rented A real money maker at $69 900 Shores sedu';tOn - FIrst noor master sUite larg[' famll ... room v.lth .....et bar and fireplacE', formal hvmg room and dlmng room kItchen has breakfa1>t space, four bedroom,; and two baths on se- 14304SOMERSET Gro'>se Pomte Park 2 family Wlth !tepa rate furnaces and separate electnc Land cond floor Special features Include Grf>enhou<;c pool ..eparatl' apartment and private rear Contract terms Call today for detail!> I $79 900 yard 19685COUNTRY eLL B l "BELIEVABLE'" 3 bedroom bnck ranch located on a beautiful tlll brIck street Full baloCment and garage Only $49,900 CALL O"l THESE AND MA!'.Y OTHEH U::.TINGS 't\-E HAVE AVAILABLE 198!lSHOREPOI"iTE fleautlful Shorepomte condominium featUring large c1osel .. SpaCIOUS room,; and 117 baths Prlute courtyard $102,900 ' THOROUGH COVERAGE OF 2OlllIO'9\'ILD't\()OD Harper 't\-ood~ Elghl MilelHiJrper arf'8 ~paCIOU<;and beautiful 2 bedroom Unit In quality constructed adult complex Custom drapes and rarpetmg All appliances mcludmg washer GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES and dryer 76 KERCHEVAL Jim Saro:a A~£:"t:£, Jn~ TO BUY OR SELL 17108 MACK A HOUSE CALL 888-9030 372-2222 885.7000 Thursday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.B • • IS In . Are your closets looking a . . little seedy . . . are the trea- . . sures in the attic coIIecting dirt ... are the corners in .' . the garage beginning to sprout ... has the garden gone to pot? If so, it's titne to sift through those messy ... areas and turn those un- I , ,/", wanted -items ~into~Cash. Dig through the clutter and weed out the unused item.s · · . just one ad in our Class- ifieds could take care of your Spring cleaning. And, Classifieds can do Inuch, much InoreI From garage sales to gardeners, antiques to autol11obiles, toys to trucks ... it's your best place to buy, sell or locate just about any item or ser- . . vice you wantl . . . , ":::'-'11 ' " It's easy to place an ad ... ~:'_-. ~~ just call 882-6900 . . . and ~ , '.: .. '. call before noon on . - . Tuesday! .. ~ I;;. J :to{ '" ... ". ",,,, 1~101""'J.;t/"'i~~~~ ~sj..i&~..i1~Jt4t"!~ ",J'-7 f r 1 ., I Page Twelve-B lFeature, Thursday, April 19, 1984 I ,------• Four holiday Elegant VJ.(Jt7zte treats at DIA Eating Four special exhibitiOns add to the pleasure of VISIting the DetrOIt Institute of Arts durmg the Pass. A st'lection of recipes from the Counter Points over IEaster hohdays Museum forthcoming 10" -calorie. 10"- By Pat Rousseau galleries Will be open to the public choleslerol - and penn) -wise durmg regular hours 9 30 a m to cookbook by Th)'ra Grey Howard EASTER Its almost here. The Pointe 5 30 P m Tuesday through Sunday, and Helena DeWitt Roth featuring, Fashions has many beautiful suits and dress- Includmg Easter Sunday, Apnl 22, this week, a bouquet of SPRING. es for a lovely Easter Holiday No charge for the onl)' exceptIOn IS Good Friday, TIME SOUPS. alterations. Sizes 6-16 15112 Kercheval 822- tomorro\\ , Aprll20, when the hours • • • 2818. will be 9 30 to 11 45 a m CREAM OF GREEN .. .. ONION SOUP • The special ex.tublts mclude a 2 Tbsp. unsalted margarine CELLOPHANES Add brilliant shine to drab hair, look at all the gear of kmghthood m 2 CUPS thinly sliced green OJC: AI ~ vi ~u ..Q~~:' E-.;;:;~~ $15 at Francesco's In the Village, 882-2550 Arms and Armor from The Metro- onions, WIth tops • .. .. pohtan Museum of Art," featurmg 1/4 tsp. salt more than 100 examples of eqUip- 1/8 tsp. white pepper ne Eti&er BtlMy ... aa4 ~r bapp) spriDg tboupli are food ment for battle, tournament, hunt 1/2 tsp. basil .. tIw p'tat se~ 01 Easlft' cards a.DCl paper party goods at "".;pt" Gift all4l Lamp Shop, ill'5O \lack A\'enue. FREE PJ\RK- and parade AdmISSion 15 $2.50 1/8 tsp. thyme (seruor CItiZens and students Wlth ING Hxt ~ o.e lMtUdiDg 2 Tbsp. flour ...... ill. $1.50, Founders Society mem- 1 cup boiling water bers and chtldren under 12, free) 1 cup chicken broth Pubhc tours are given dally at 1 1-2/3 cups evaporated skimmed The Easter Bunny .. comes p m. arms and armor demonstra- beari.Dg diamonds for the April . '~D 1£1 tions on saturdays at 12' 30, 2 and 3 milk birthday. It's the birthstone of BIJ C?c~!~ p.rn 1be exhibition continues Minced parsley for garmsh Melt margarine in soup kettle tbe mooth. Tony Cueter of Bi- through JWle 17 jouterie has a fme selectiQO of diamond jewelry in a over low heat; add sliced onions wide price range. He can also design ODe- Section C Sports & classifieds Thursday, Aprtl 19, 1984 New faces lead North to 2.1 mark In fad, lhe Nor~cmen held a 4-3 year n~Rkk l\tarkt') 10:>:> to W"n'cn Wood~ Towel', Pltlhlllg. thank), to Harms and NOlih High N()Ith'~ Iccord !>tood at 2-1 advanta~e gomg Il1to the bottom of the nmth before Tower rallied cUlchlllg mute Mlch('lIe Wilt. will Bell 1'1 get ,l M'OI(!t'onl no\\' If In It~ fll'!>t game of lhe year, for two lun~ and \\011 5-4 No team be thl' !>lrellgth of thl!> :.oHball ~OU'll> ,\ f,1ll of 1"\01 th'~ gll h,' val Norlh got d gl eal effOl t out of team IIdnn~ ha~ all eady turoc>d Mty ~oflball tl'ntn Tlw f,lnull"l P,llli Harm~ who pitched l'lIX 1011. evcl 1& &atl~fted With IO!>lng but under the t'lrcurn~tal1ces of bcmg III 1\1U ()ul~taTldlng uUlIng'> clod ha~ f,'Ct>~ • P'I'celetllJ w r. l \>\')~ln9 ~fl'l TransmissIon Clutcltel • Aluminum (arl h..lndl... ""un '4'0\'1(1 ~ ' t I $99°0 Repair U-Jolnll shlOtt • .l66 iqul'il'" ,11,h They're-Here and • IQM0/ >~l" I" \ r ... .._... ------.._.. Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thu~y, April19. 1984 ULS takes Kalamazoo win Sports Week For the Hurd year 10 a m\l, the that these boys will wcll'k hard to Coach Julie Granger's team Ulliversity Liggett School boys' Improve 1heu sl(1115."said Wright. plays at Kmgs\l,ood on Wednesday, (CoratiJaued from Page IC) varsIty tE'tlnlS team has won the Other members of the JV team Apnl25 • More post-season honors - this time to South High prestIgious Kalamazoo Central In. are ~Ike Fozo, Rob Glancy, Coley girls' varsity tennis coach ...... aaie Prydaitto. Prychitio ",tatlOnal Connolly, Tony Malcoun and Bill A soccer split Last y,eekend, the Kmghts Reuther 'The girls' varsIty soccer te.am at has been selected as 1984 DiStrict .. Tennis Coach of the scored 33 pomts to defeat three of ULS opened Its season at home Year by the National High SChool Athletic Coaches Asso- the top high school tenrus teams 10 Bad baseball week Apn19, \\Ith a 5-1 defeat of Roeper ciation. the state East Grand Rapids fl' The l'LS "arslt\ baseball team JUnior Susan Edv. ards scored the All Prychitko did to earn the honor, which she will re- rushed second", Ith 28 pomts, host lost [\1,0 games last \l,eek and \l,as first goal of the season assisted by Kalamazoo Central was third ....Ith trailing In a third \\ hen ram stop- freshman Kim Wood Wood then ceive at the 19th annual NHSACA National Convention in Lexington, Ky., June 29, is led South to its eighth straight 21 POUlts and Three Rivers flmshed ped play seored two more goals, \I, Ith the fourth The Kmghts lost an eXCltmg 9-8 help of Susan Judge and Shelly TIb- Class A state tennis champIOnship this past fall Indl\'1dual flight ....mner the dif- \orthlA est had scored 12 runs half and Khe!oklan "C'orf'd on a "t"- ~f_t"" ln~ ("'...... ~ • .... ~••r~~.. ".....; __ : __ C"".;~""'" 111'~.\., llr,T....--e:."" ...._,.1 C' ...... \., ...~ .....~ ...... ~t!! ; ... l ....r"' .. 'Y' ...... _ ... ference,' commf:nted CLS Coach These t\l, 0 losses marked the first cond half penalt) soot. but that v.as first pJace start.r on Princeton', vIr. d.~;:~;..du~tt~a.~kW~;t..~t~uth~N~rth';\600.~;t;r4 ~~~i';; Bob Wood lime In fl\€ )ears of rivalry that the extent of the l'LS attack semor SIty tennis t.am. A top-20 coaeglan, Frank Croclata at ~o 1 smgles either Oakland Christian or Lu- team won the last event of the day to give the Norsemen a goalIe Amy Raslffias made 18 Cummings t\ed defNtec:l IIcIIahon 71-66victory in a matchup that had the spectators on their won the consolatIOn match Da\ ,d theran ~orth'o\ est have beaten L'LS sa\ es In the ~2 loss last fan 11 I SyrecuM tournament, Barlow at ~o 3 smgles. -\shu :\au- In baseball This time, McMahon prevdecI, 6-1. feet and cheering. Coach Candy Bousquet's Lad) tiyal at ~o 4 smgles, and John On Saturday, Apnl 14. Coach the the third set. The Vale IqUild Knights play Bl500P Gallagher at Not-so-incidentally, running the first leg of the relay won Birgbauer and Scott Watson at ~o G1)nn Conley's Kmghts played cIominated nationalty-ran«ec:I Prine:- by team members Evard, Carrasco and Chris Bingaman 3 doubles, v. ere runners UP In their four and a half mmngs m a slow home on Tuesday, Apnl24, at 4 15 too, 1-2, In the ml1ch "layed April 6 was . , . Tim Monahan. The win was a satisfying result of a nIghts - rain before the umpIres suspended pm In New Haven. McMahon, • South Earlier In the v. eek the absence pIa;. oeeause of slIppery fIeld con- High graduate, has an IndMduaI lot of "hanging in there" by Monahan. reports his father of Pack d.td make a difference The dItIOns At the time. PI)mouth Great boys' spring record at .1. Her Vale leem and president of the Tim Monahan Fan Club, John Mona- Knights lost to BlfTIllngham Sea- ban. ChnstJan hand an 8-5 lead lacrosse start has I 7+3 mark and wtU hIce Brown, holm, 5-2, on Apnl 10. and to [)e- A brIght spot m early season is HamIrd, Dw1mouttI end Cornell In And that, folks, ain't no driveL troit Catholic Central. ~3, on Apnl the hlttlOg of sophomore catcher B, William Seaman the remainder of the ..-.on. 11. Brian David The sophomore has - l'LS coach five ruts In SIX at bats and has \I, al.k- Rocky JV start ed four hmes The 1984 ULS boys' lacross team 15 off to an outstandmg start WIth Club crowns cage champs The ULS Jumor varsIty tennl5 The KnIghts play Hamtramck at ULS hosts two vlctones 10 three days Hopes team got off to a rock)' start tlus home on Thursday April 19 at 4 Twenty-two high school basket- tournament after a dlsmal 1-7 week by droppmg Its fIrst tv. 0 are high for a successful league record George Hess led the pm campaign. net tourney ball teams spent thell' free hme m matches gyms past wmter. Divided mto Unknowns with 14 points and Eric On Friday and Saturday, April t1us On Apnl 10. Seaholm edged the CLS' season-opener came three different diViSIOns, the teams Gremer added 10. The Nike's were ULS netters. 5-3 Wmners for LIg- Softball win 20 and 21, UniverSIty LIggett led by Boesenberry with 22 points agaInst L'Anse Creuse ~orth on School will host Its annual Tour. played a regular Neighborhood gett were Jeff Lambrecht at ~o 1 B~ TheDa Cberpes The girls' league had only two Apnl 12 and the KnIghts were nament of ChampIOns. Partic- Club schedule and a double ehmin- singles. Andrev. }iacLeod and Ro- In theIr season opener on April never really challenged m an 8-£ ation tournament With the support teams, one from each high school IpatlDg teams mclude the best Each team had a 4-4 mark; no tour- bert Niccohm at :'\0. 3 doubles, and 10, the CLS varsity softball team victory Seconds mto the game of the Grosse Pointe Public School Class A team In M.1chigan. Mid- nament was played Ralph Hoenle and Steve Everhardt soundly defeated Oaklaod ChrIs- mldfielder Craig Durno scored and System, the teams were able to use at No. 4 doubles land Do'o\; the best Class B team tian, 34-18 JUnIor Samantha ULS spnnted to a 4- Thunsday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ," ' Page Three-c J u N E 2 2 2 3 A N D 2 4 8 4 Once more, Detroit's downtown will vibrate to the incred- ible sights and sounds of Formula IWorld Championship Grand Prix racing, the most colorful and exciting cars and drivers in the spOrt. - Thisyear the show gets even better as the SCCA Trans-Am series brings Mustangs, Comoros, Firebirds, Porsches,and other sports cars to the same challenging course. There'snever, ever, been anything like this on the streets of Detroit! If two great days aren't enough there are other special events and a FREEDAYof practice on Friday that promise to make Detroit Grand PrixThree the most exciting weekend of the summer and the most unique street-racing event In the auto racing world, You can purchase tickets at any Hudson's and all Ticket World outlets in Michigan, Ohio, and Windsor, Canada. To charge by phone call: 313-259-7749. ) nlY Pin Thr~. 'ull dl)' of r... e e."lemelll No Price TO'11 lrom Ihe um~ n<~II~I1( 'n~,ved ,eol lJ' &lid sw,,1s A B ( K I~I I !w,er 2nd lhuIL' SH 2 OIY Pin ( ho" ..... ",cd «II fo' III I~ 1 2 01" PI" R... ",w .. II I,,, "IIU,dly -.t '>undlY (,,"oJ'llnd, ~ I J I" h.,,". 2nd ch" ... l.Al) 'iII.rdl" R.. ~ned \CII lor "IIU,dly ,,,,I) G'lnd.llnd ", ... hlloJ. (, II IsI,t><,,,, 2nd ~hHI\..C II \ Su"dl~ Rut" td sui lor 'iundly onl~ Grlndllind I,,"nJ,,"nd. (, It 1.1 \ " ------_ / I ~--~------~------~_....-.-~~ I. --- Call 882-6900 Page Four-C Classified ads Thursday, Apnl 19, 1984 1A-PERSONALS 1~ 1~SONALS 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 2-ENTERTAINMENT "BE A STARI" SMAll. DalIitbnI- Dat ower STORAGE ROOMS PR.-\ YER TO THE LIGHT-HEARTED 12 pcM'CIa, aiIo IJIIIlIlI5 24 I INDEX roCLASSIFIED OFFERED I PRA YER TO THE .",va1labie to swt your Deeds HOLY SPIRIT EfIl'TERTAL~ENT Haw 'JGW 1I1lfIlidaC cea emlll11' hour HOLY SPIRIT aDd receptioD VIdeotaped m can Exeelleat Space foe medIUm sue cars. 1. No ~s. ~ or corrKlIOfts after 2 p m Monday Hol) Splrlt,)-oo ",ho make me MAGICL~N rdaeucea. &plI. Hol) SPirit ~ou \\ ho make me full color aDd IOUZld. boats. recre.atJonal eqwp- No ucephOfls see e\ en thln2 and \\ ho see e'o'er}thing and v.ho ROBERT COOPER CAU KEMORIES VIDEO PREGNANCY AID, Inc, meat and bousebold goods 2. N_ (09)' only. deadline TOIes40Ynoon sho.....s me"the .; a\' to reach sho'>\s me the llIav to reach ALL AGES OCCASIONS l ~ ~ ~- - ..... ~ ~-----_.. Thursday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-C 3-lOST AND 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED FOUND 5-SITUATION SA-SITUATION 8-FOR RENT GENERAl GENERAL GENERAl GENERAL WANTED YELLOW ISTRIPED male DOMESTIC UNFURNISHED BAR!\fAID - full or part time cat Red leather collar Lost ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE SAILBOAT mechaniC AURA'S Call bet\\een .3.9 pm. BROKERS NEEDED HOME/OFf'ICE AIR CONDITIONED, one bed. CLERK mamtE'nance and repair HOME SITTING SERVICE near Mack-St Clair 365.-4220 Please send resume to CLEANING room, Kelly Road Bright, 885-4652 Small but gro\\ IIlg firm m the Experience necessary 779- T L C of children, elderly Trade Port t<~nterprlses KAREN 772.~9 carpeted apartment In qwet, Health Care field has an WHY NOT put) OUI volullteer 6255 Hourly, overmght and 24 FOUND Tan/Broil n 'Black opemng for an Accounts 400 Ren Cen, SUlle 500 well mllmtamed complex, experience to \\ ork fOI vou EXPF.RIENCED HELP To hour rates 12 years With 5C-CATERING Femcl.le cat Harper/:\Ior- Recelvdole Clerk Should A localnon.profll orgalllza- DetrOit, 1\1I 48243 dOlle to l>hoPPlllg and car(" for children and elder Mrs Hammond, who~e aog area. 886-1479 After 6 be expenenced 111 the tlon I., loolo.lIlg for SOIllf'Qlll' FULL TIME secrelary - typ APRON ASSOCIATES pro- church $J95 Illcludmg heat pm I} m their homes 247-02B:.l a~encv !>erved Gros!>e 881~loo recel\ able c~de from bllhng \\ Ith pre\'LQus volunteer 109 and shorthand sklll~ re- Pomte over JO } can. Llceru, Vides Gourmet picniCS, LOST - Slamesl.' cat, light tor thru tnal baldnre and fundralslllg l'xp \ ~( I ---~-~--,~-~...- ....-...... {- - -'-- PiIge Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thu~ay, April19, 1984 I-FORRENT &-FOR RENT 8C-OFF1C! FOR IO-YACA11ON 7C-GMAOE a::lRTiClES 8-ARTIClES UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED RENT RENTALS WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE GlUIFORD near Chandler Bl'CKINGHA.'i, East War- MACKIWoods Pnvate 0': DELTONA, DeW 2 bedroom CAR HOBBIST - Needs AREA RUG, one 9X12 oval, LIVING ROOM set. 7 ~, WHERE'S THE WOOD' 2 bedroom sets, com- Part Drive Upper. S175plus ffll Bnd 3 bedJooms, fir'e- fleeS, all uWJues, off-street IUXIll"Y coadomUUUUl near garage space foc old cae Me 6 foot round. one 6 foot S250 l/3 UtilitIeS 124-0028 Underneath la}'«S 01old pa1lIt plete, $235 each, bunk beds, place $:JOO optlOQ to buy, parktnc Secret&nal M!t'- Epcot. Disney World. 1bef'to lull be absolutely DO ....all runner Woodard and varnish Ues a gloWIng \lees a\'&llaWe 112-t6li1 Daytooa 882.1232 $30, trundle beds, $40. 4IOS DEVONSHIRE - 2 bed- .... 3.i59 Beach UlCOD'~ to ) ou Please '4 rought Iron glass top piece of real beauty - call Bob at 186-5860 an}'tune dmette set, $15, sola sleeper, room, den. 11\Ing room. SOYERSET. Detroit 4 bed- PRIME Grosse P1Mte Ioca. CLEARWATER, Flonda, 2 chnette set, small sola, one natural wood ~oId dla!r. one red vel\et, $115 i5!H240 oatw-al f~ large din. room bncll 2 ';t baths, $JOO hoo Corner of Kerebe\' all bedroom. 2 bath luxury coo- ~ A~'TED DOe car garage for Relle\'e yourself of that bur. ' crystal hangmg lamp, t ....m CLEAN FILL dirt delivered ing room, kllchen. SIO\ e. OptIOO to bu) 884.3559 Sotre Dame l'pper floor, 2 domll11UUl 00 beacb Call small car ~2848 donsome task and let pro- refngerator, Cflltral air, bedroom set, complete 54" free Stnpped off lawns 0NE bedroom aparlment or 3 offIce swte l\e'4" 4i7-81 f~ stnp and/or fuush separate utl!Jues, garage, ~:orated 1182-«200 • 8-ARTICLES mirror ""Ith frame, ot.her those old attic treasures 885-8+lo8 $340 month!) plus secunt) Gros:.e POintt' area HBO MARCO m ~ay l...uxur)' 2 bed- FOR SALE Items too numerous to mel' carpet appliances 5300 Call Sunshine Strlppmg and STAMP And COIOappraisals depo< 823-5838 M....CK Ave store froot lease, room condo, pools, t~1S tlon 771~7 for estates, banks, private moothl) Hld~ heal .. a- beaches boatulg. golfing HOrSEHOLD Items for sale Fuushlng, Co today for a KELLY-MORA:".G, bachelor bet .. een 71' Mlle 1100 GARAGE SALE Earh BINi free estimate - smce 19'70 collectlOllS Call John Sten- ler Ideal for adults 886- square feet, rent $100-$1 000 available Off season rales - Hoo\ er \'acuum $20 apartmelt $:!1O per month Apnl19 20 9 to 4 Come see We have hand-rubbed some del 881-3051 9770 88:2-~9 Call 882.SU; ast for Ed 882-1232 small chest. $5 stereo '" all plus secunl) Appliances ------4820 Three ~hle Dr life back mto th:it wonder of EAST 'l\ \RRE~ Outer Dm L-'KE CharlevoiX Pleasant 3 umt, $45 k.tthen set $50 m-3091 e EAST WAliRE=", near ~tack: CAR TOP carner $40, nalure Real Wood 757-1766 area 5 room Uppef" flat fi la cane hack Il\1ng room d1dU' WE BUY BOOKS Three ofilce sUite 750 bedroom cotta~ 1rep ce $25 \\ hIte pedal pusher autwnn haze mmk ~tole DUPLEX NE \R Cadieux Great shape' Appliances, sooth East \\ arren Clean, square feet $3'i5 per month sand bottom Available Jul} se.lIlg machine 19lJ - like $150 ceramIc fireplace l'SED BOOKS. Bought, oi baSEment rear screened-In IN YOUR HQ Illdudmg Utl1Jtles George and August $300 per ",eek nev., $35 stan 1 I Thursday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-e I-ARTIClES 8-ARTIClES -ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES I-ARTIClES .A-MUSICAL FOR SALE FOR SALE • FOR SAlE 9-ARTICLES 11-CARS FOA SALE FOR SALE INSTRUMENTS WANTED FOR SALE FURNITURE WINCHESTER Model 42, 410 REMODELING Sale - Hen- MEN'S DIAMOND nng, never WHITE formica table a nd BABY GRAND - 6'4' Superb Pabo s,,"mg, plano, lelevlSloo Deluxe Grade, Raised Mat- dredon Capri chma cabmet WANTED 1'0 buy Sheet 19(11CHRYSLER Newport - worn, 14 Karat, yellow gold, Chalrs 885 7132 concert quality $6.000 09 Inch RCA lUte new, $50). led Rib, 26' Barrel Skeet musIc for songs popular cream color, 40,000 mllea, $1.000 Baker Country 42 Karat Appraised $1,500 881-7097 eyen10gs and week. Walnut dresser WIth mirTO(', Choked As new $1,lnI Pnce French table - 6 Chain., 100 SUNN Beta gUlta r before 1950 Must be m good excellent condition $5,995 MUlot sell for $1,000 fIrm amplifier, SUits, blazers end Call after 4 30, 882.vu7 $135 Oak dres~r With mlr- firm 885-1938 or 268-1505 $1,500 Cocktail and lamp 88.l-7214 COn(hllOn :llld reasonably tables, $75 each Large clothing, furniture, toys • PLAYER PIANO, refinished, Priced 885 3939 1981 CHEVt-:TTE - 2 door, 4 ror. $135 54 Inch round DINING ROOM Table, 4 STATE SALE Three piece pedestal table, $26() Four cha brown \ elour chair, $100 ~ mISC, car parts 882-8562, plus rolls Net.' ~l ~: 't . 1 , <' .,.;!~~.....t~ ~",""'I\""'W 6ROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. Apnl 19'; 1984 1.11iiM 11,~ 11-eHtS 11-eAAS 12E-CO'P EACIAL ',3 REAl EiTATE 13 AE1LmITE FORULE FOR SALE FORULE FOR SALE PfIOflERIY FOR SALE .....fS!!!.I!!! 197'7 PONriAC Ventura 51 - CIIOWN Victena., DLlIIt 1182 CA\' ALlER, aua.om.be lrt4 CHEVY Maltbu Wap Babcodl CcHlp Apu'tl:DeDt PRl CEO TO sell: • Mt.Ie/Kel- au; bJl SIft'eO, rear defoaer, STEPHENS Dn\'e comer 1.c.... loaded, full po9eor steering, J)OWeor Good second car l'ses ST. CLAIR m...... yes 3,:JOO square feet Of. ODe bedroom, sec:oad floor ly area, 3 bedroom brakes, atr. low mIlt'S 305, automatic, DO rust regular gas, l'UftS .. 'fl1 $750 ...... 12.,- 1IUks, Nit Magwftcfl1t four bedroom flCeS and lII'anbouse Fran Bluehill and Denver, oif BurlpIow 5eUer motivated $5.&50 44S-Q4 5l,GlIO mUes. C,l5O 01" best ~. CIlI after 6 p m &2"J-7483 proofed. alarm lI,toO f« 774-1__ riverfront home features taged 1:ll6 'x 7'0 , depth, plus Mack and C8dtNX Dns 937-3145, evernng 1913CHE\,Y Van Custormud LECAR 1982 - Sunroof. g~t apartmeftt, two extra lot 52' \( 1t6 ' 2 bedroom pnced to sell, Opal 527_ .mz STATION ""agM. I97'S Chev. loaded .,th e:xtra5 Must see stereo 15,000 miks, llke P ALMs-Ql'EEN at Warren near Mack 1m nBBIRD Formw.a, rolet, mIDt roodIbon, garag. f~. ceotra.I au' coodI- Harper Woods - Large 1 aDd WHY NOT ..... ~ CJI"lCIIII.,I owner, to appreciate n4-l564 De"oIl $3 ~ 792.5081 t:1GIWlI, pant fanul)' room, 886-+H4 ed 1\0 rust, automatic, 2 bedroom Excellent CONSIDER exceDeat C'ODdIboG. $3,150 1m USCOL'i Town car, 4 1974 ,\E""PORT - 51,000 eutertamment center, 412 __ after Moaday povr'ef'. iil.11'condltlorung lug. 12F-NORTHERH cond1l.Jon RENTING YOUR door. Immaculate, loaded. gage Tad exceilent condJ. mlles, runs ...eU. some rust. baths, r;'Y 42 boat bouse WlUi 1.. 0 wells boIsts anc1 exten. C W Babcock l Soo's PROPERTY' HONDA Cine 1m, 4 speed factory C 8 r., 881~8091 and recline, sport ....h€eb 1 I1IO MtJSTASG Gh!a 6 894-4488 faml!) kitchen ....Ith Call 517 66!1-9134 ,517 eylinder automatic, air 1966 CHEVELLE 2 door ~ml condition 1""" mile;" flIE'pla~, S<>lar Coo! eJas.sed ;H!j.3137 - stereo, medium blue extra roupe, bucket ~ts rail)' $5.950 88lH>180 WANTED Flonda roo;:), full Ic'.,\er 'deeD. $3,900 88H19li '.,\bee!s Eag.les ~OOO miles. 1982 C~~';'RO Berhnetta Jl:;...KCARS Ie. el enterta .nment center 13-REAL ESTATE f''l('pl~t ('()l\(j,hnn () :;r., J:'1,.."t t""'~)(l rt.o ...._ P-, VT'r.Uil,c, I'P .... ,Tn second klt ...h,," FOR SALE W"~VlUJ .our, a..:,QJ Wii 77+-7119 881 :HlO FREE TO\\ H,G $180.000 S,;,ME DAYPICKL'P TWO BEDROO'i Bungalo ....ill ..... 197'9CADlLL,;,C Coope de\ ille 1980 DATSL"~ 280 ZX 2~2 Lamplighter condomlmum Harpel' Woods. Fully cafllel MUSTANG Ghla 1980 6 excellent condltloo loaded. 874-1883 cylinder, automatIc sun Loaded, sun roof ne'4 ures Tv. 0 bedrooms spaClOUS 11\- ed, \l,lth appliances and one 0....ner $8,200 Call after sa 500 or best 885-1431 or Jng duung, kltehen area fac. rfd, air, lea mer ct'1J1Se .n:~1{OR .necked cars large family room l'~ car 5 p m 574~2ol25 369-9006 and LOg St C1aJr RJver aDd open. garage Asswnable mort. premium soond. black beau- trucks Top dollar paid Ing onto \'leYt1J1g verandah t)'. $t.OOO 96-3360 1976 LE~1A.\S - Z door. alT, 1981 ESCORT - 2 door GLX. 7/64529 or m-8352 gage at 11 ~% Gre41t for Tv. 0 full baths, abundant starter nome' :\slong 1m M.ALIBC StatIon Wagoo po....er steering hrakes 4 speed. alr, rear defrost. IWA.\"T)ourbeatupcar Bill storage. two car garage $33,500 !llv balance IS BEAl'TY .\SD THE BAY Power steering hrakes locks cruISe stereo extra stereo tape best offer Aiter clean $L65I.1 885-713:2 6 p m YT9-U52J 372 968-l $89 500 m,ooo your p3)ment ....Ith Beautlful wateIiront Colomal located on \IIIde open 00) near automabe, aJr ramo.35.000 taxes under $-iOO pee month \fetro Beach l!nbe1le\able \'le"t\ Huge great room C'OOCept 1979CAPRI Glua - -l speed 1~6SAFARI""agoo-l~s JIliIe5 S2.,996 882.7'232 11C-BOATS AND River Club condo The model I am ready to deal Call after ....'lth beamed cathedral cet.lL'lgand wUldcM'S ll'-erloolong the V6 air cond.ttlOOlng moor good runs good. alT. po~er urnt has been marked down 1m PLYMOlJ"'l'H F'ur), lID. UOTORS 'pm ~12 ....ater Wet bar, draft beer tap. Sunken pit fireplace. roof, stereo, $3.300 882-ffi'46 steenng,/brakes, 882-95<11 to $84,500. for a 1.650 square JDIlCUlate, .u,OOO nules. new BEACON Hill. 4 bedroom, 21~ J-bedrooms; 3-baths. Dream kItchen, Jenn.Air range. Cen~ 1962 CADILLAC, FIonda car, 1'T.9 1981 n~ZER 22 excellent foot custom-bwJt, carpeted tires. S2.,toO lB:!-Q1!J7 FORD Fiesta - excellent bath, attractIVely decorated, tral a 11'. -H-foot dock extenmng out lOWbay i.Year land 62,000 mlJes ~600 or offer coodltJOfI Cront "'heel dn\e. roo t \ I Thursday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-C 13 AEAl ESTATE 13-REAl ESTATE 13-REAl ESTATE 13-REAl ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAl ESTATE 1I-PETS 20A-eARPET FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE LAYING WHITEHIlL - Kelly IMoraiS CLINTON To .....nship-Schultz TOWNHOUSE BY OWNER - well mamtam. area, 3 bedroom bnck Col- STARTERS and retirees REGENT AND STATE Fair ESUo.te Condos, now bU11d- Off Cadleu.x 3 bedroom, bnck. ed Colomal Grosse POlllte MALE GOLDEN Retriever, 10 CARPET uwtallabons-$I 50 a onsal, finished basement and Gros~e POInte Woods 2 bed- Three bedroom Colorual, 1111 ibg ranches agam, 1,141 1 2 car garage, on qUIet .....ell Woods. 3 bedroom, large months old, needs adult yard Call 882-3175 gorgeous famIly room, na- ' room. Idrge kitchen With baths $29,900 Zero down square feet, 2 bedrooms, 2 kept, dead-end street, 3 felmlly room, ne\\ er kitchen home WIth no other pets tura) fLreplace, formal din- and gJrage Nice extl dS eallllg area Fllost floor Inun. 286 8113 881 4977 JERRY'S CARPET mg room, 2 car garage baths, II:! car atlached gar. minute fide to Village dl ~ enclosed front porch, age, privately landscaped $27,900 ~tld $70's 884 1064 SERVICE $3$,500 bnng oHer Gdlen 11_ ('dr gal age $.37,500 2108 13A-L.OTS A K C BouVier ~~-Champ pallo, basement, fIreplace, Real Estate Market 445-1300 FOUR DIFFERENT InCOllle 10ru.h1P blood lne Call week Installation -- RepaU"Il, a Realty, 886-3665 1I01l)\lood 8817819 FOR SALE JJ appliances, $75,000 Also of. KENSINGTON near St Paul, properties Gmsse Pomte day:> after 4 30, 293 1238 kinds In home sale 8 ST CLAIR Shores canal home 1585 FORD Court A newly feflng 2 story condos - 1,274 Gros~e Pomte Park Four Park and DetrOIt Mu..,t Ix> Warehouse priCes Over 20 with view of the lake 3 dt'{'ol ,Ill'd .1bedroom bunga VACANT IU';SlDENTIAL "TWIGGY" needh a perma. square feet, III bath. atlach. bedroom English Tudor, ~old III 10 da,s 1O'\J dO\1 n years experience bedroom brIck ranch, fLre- 10\\ 011 a qUiet cul.de'iac. PROPERTY nent home, caplivatlllg t ed garage, prIvately land- panelled library fllllShed rec Land <.'ontrac't Redl E..,t,lle year old ~ Ire hair Terner, 776.3004 place, flffiShed basement I(,dlul e" n,lllll al hn'place 111 50 foot frontage on rel>ldentlal scaped pallo, basement, ap- room, ne\\er kitchen, neu Toda) , .372 o442~ female, (!>pd)ed) 4Opountb, l!llIIg Iomn, pal qut' floor In ..,treet m the Park 175 feel With wet bar, 10 ton cover phances, some With fire. tral decor Refllllshed hard 20B-REFRIGERATION 61 REGAL Plael" Gro..,st' dllllng room dnd new cal pet. deep Cash or Land ContraLt while/carmel ..,pols, wan[o, ho15t Chamberlam Realty, places, $60,000 to $65,000 \Iood flool'S 885-6739 By AND AIR nl-8900 POlllte Shores 4 bedloom II1g till ough out Excell('llt terms to ad~t a new mother Cur. Also 1,650 square foot Col. o\\ner CONDITIONING Georgian Colonld I. o4.UOO mOl l' IIICJlndltlon Sno\\ n b) rent lsable foster mother omal - 1l'2 baths, 212 car GROSSE POINTE Farms, 239 GROSSE POINTE SHORES ..,quare feci. clrt'lIl,ll dll\ e movmg to apartment 881 REPAIR McMl1lan - 3 bedroom Co). garage, balcony, pm'atel) dIJpollllmenl 01l1~ llllh Io3-t1 WAnmFHONT PHOPER. Custom French Colomal \llth profeSSIOnal!) dl'''lgned TY, 80' x 800', lovely wooded 8146 omal, ne~l\' redecorated landscaped court ) ard Htl!'\G.\LO\\' .1 bedloom, In SPIUNG CLEANING vie" of lake Jo~eature" III \Ioad dec!. dnd blld, pdllO lot on Lake St Clair In liar throughout, "Ith Mutschler basement, formal dlnmg, d('>lldLJ!t. dle« nedl SI TO GOOD IIOM1':, G month old SPECIAL elude :; bedrooms, 4 full $3~q,OOO AppOIntment onh rison To"nshlp Buy now to neulured killen ('dilco, ha.., kitchen, h\'mg room "lth fireplace and appliances 961 6725. 881 40')8 i\'o .Johll \lICl'1~ cdrpl'lt'd. Doe~ your fireplace all d bath!>, 3 natural flreplacel> bUild m the sprmg and be had all shol,>, l.<1J1 after 6 natural fIreplace, formal 286-2330 brolo.er' nt'\1 kltdll'n, Ila"llel GROSSE POINTE NEWS Th~~y, April19,1984 21F-HOIIE 21F-HOIE 21F HOlE 21G-ROOANG 21 G ROOFWiIG 21-1-PAINT1NG., MI'RO¥BENT ~ "'AQYEIIEHT SERVICE SERVICE DECORATING All CARPENTRY T.J. JESNtG CO. M t.: SCHt"STER CO INTEREST FREE HADLEY HOME ROC>FING PAINTERS Repalrs and retooling PorcI!Ies . IBlerior'Extenor ResaderJtiaI , Com.m«aal THE HOUSE MECHA.'\lC FINANCING IMPROVEMENT SERVED EUROPEAN a-u-s.PaiDbD&.Etc • K1tcbeDs • Baths HOME REPAIRS Aluminum trIm and gut. .'.PPRE?Ii'TlCESHIP FREE ESTDIATEs - .Carpeotz; J P SIMO" INC. tl'rS Father JOO Sons Inten«-Extenor ~ • AddJtlODS 6; Dormers CO~[PLETE UCESSED • Sldmtl 6; W~"S - Pamung Bl'ILDIXG CO Bob Isham Dale Isham 10 replunng damaged plas• 5Z7~70 1-468-5099 • • Ymor Plumbmg • CCIJ'.plele Heme .lrnpro\~ ROOFl'C SER\'ICE ~0666 ter dr) ."all and cracks, 8asemeDts - Minor E.lecll1cal • ~ Estimates CmL\tERCIAL &. FREE ESTIMATES peeImg paml, "mdow pulty- CRAFTED RES IDE 'iIAL mg and caulkmg. ,,'&llpaper. JCW4NA WESTERN • All k1ncb d. Carpentr) Work 886-8035 EXPERT REPAIRS - Kltcllens Tear~ff Ing All" orit and malenal WADE'S ELECTRIC UCE~SED A..'\DISSl'RED E-\STU.'I,D Reshmgle GUTIERS WINDON SHADES XDiEROCS REFERE~CES - Rec Rooms guaranl~ Reasonable CO.ANY. PAoHT ...... -E~ 8u~ • Bathrooms -\Ll \Ii'l"\i Hot Tar ROOFING Semor citIzens discount FOR FREE ESTLMATES Roll Rooting • Addluons PRoDlCTS Grosse Po1Ote references INCORPORATED S~OR4W 000t' Thutsday, April 19, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.C 21-l-PAiNTING, 21K-WINDOW DECORATING 21o-cEMENT AND 21P-WA TERPROOFING 21S-CARPENTER 21X-DRAPERIES WASH!NG BRICK WORK 21Z-LANOSCAptNG 21l-LAHOSCAPtNQ FRANK B WILLrAMS, LI JACK WILLIAMS CUSTOM DRAPERIES WOOD REFINISHING RICH'S WINDOW ANDY'S MASONRY AND c('Iu,ed builder Specl to., " , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 19, 1984 NEW '85 MODEL (8) INTRODUalON GRADUATION SPECIAL \\.\'TER IMMEDIATE 1113 FlIEUAHT 4 ~ Dane: O(l.e" 758-1800 $13,980 $11900 I.. .c=.cy-- See rJJ SAVE $4,000 SAVE'$3,000 WE LEASE ~ "IITON_ I GM VEHICLES P.n:nfanna designer of Such exot,c sports cars Relalrvely few Bertone sports cars are produced as Ferran and Jaguar now custom builds hiS own each year Handcrafted tn the coach works that classiC con ...ert'b!es And bUilds them very slow. once designed and bUIlt limited runs of such cars' ly In h s own coachworKS Tne time goes Into as Maseratl and Lamborghlnl. the Bertone sur- handstltCh,ng the fine Italian leather ,ntenor rounds you wrth Italian leather upholstery and lux- FmlSh1J'19the woodgrain dash and console ury appotntments Its racing heritage IS reflected ~EHANEY CheckIng al'ld tine lunmg each fuel Injected In the body s wedge shape. mid-mounted engme. engine The result IS exceptlonalluxury and a lot alloy wheels. and P,relh tires True sports car per- 01 perfor""ance In a claSSically styled convert'. formance plus open aIr touring DATSUN.NISSAN ble Simply beautiful 10 MILE ROAD AND ORAnOT Both cars are fully covered by some of the best limited warranties in 773-3100 the business, inclUding 7 years against rust perforation. While most aUYOR LEASE cars only promise quality, we deliver. ALL TRADES NEEDED! Test drive the sheer fun of driving, - STANDARD FEATURES - Availabfe now, only at this exclusive • Arr Cood1lotl1flg • AJ"M aooy wheels Bertone and Pininf.rina dealer. • ETR stereolcassene • p..et/1 r"es • p.1tf Ml1 ..g L'"L'"'1 rooitng :-t:'.:lm!e:,." FAST 24 HOUR n4-4405 Gutter::. 774-9651 anyume, 776.9439 RE-'!ODELl:\G gu:ter~ "torm ooor" ,-nd ------~------~ODER.'IL-\TrO" Repairs SERVICE ~nKE S '041000 ....s r otlllr:gs alJ.ffi! Ul en.."€d a nd 1m,ured JOHN 0 SIMON BUCHANAN & CO ill.. \\ORK PER.S{)~ALL y n.l:n ,nutte~ pcr.::h endo::> .... 9500 GRA'TOP Roolmg ana Repair PERFORMED S8&{l51\.1 77S 1O~ - 'i7 3-e386 GROSSE POlf'OTERS Sl'.J:-tgles and Flat Roofs ure:, Frfe t0U"'N.b e:,tl RoofIn~ raulklll~ ~fIKE SCHtSTER 8824J2S PROFESSIu\AL gutter ~er" SER\"I:'-.G THE POI!".TES COlVILLE SALES AND SERVICE Glome!> and Sll:lmgs Mat"" \\ ""tr,t'r'trlpp,pg Repair' 150 11 KEAOtEV A1. FREE .E::ll'I\l-\ TES \ Ice S!dmg and tf!m rouf SI'\CE 1972 \\ IJ)OO;I, RfoplaC'ements and ,1'Ple ~"v.\f(\0m UC£.\SED l\SL'RED ELECTRIC CO. EASt O! LICE.'\SED &. I'Sl."RED repaIrs Rea~vnJ. ble • \\' all paper aNi re-mo\'a1 ".£'" • ...~ p.,.. Homes IIp to ~ ~215 H.::r-~r ------Ranges, Dr) ers ~n lces TU 5-6000 Rehab!~ I do 1m 0...l' \\ ork • Pamtlng IIn1 and Ext ) l~ \ear., In the Pomte::. S C '" :-4-J..~J -\LL ROOFS K-edamage f)al Doorbells C~""or~\f"! LICE\SED &. hseRED r(){)fs "hmgles gutters • Staml1lg and \'armslung .'11.. e 88:"! 51~ \!llce 775-~ HADLEY HOME • Pla:,ter rep..:ur \10L"'TIO~S IMPROVEMENT K BUILDING CO. JOHN WILLIAMS staron "Hndo"" S lJlsulatJOn FAST E}tERGE.~CY • Te\.turt' C'elbng" and ",..lis INC DC KEUY BllLDER 385 5l:iU Llc<.'r.:>t'd rEG Roofing SER\ ICE KITCHEN DESIGN SPECIALIST I [ree <>stlmate:- 757 72J2 UCE~SED I\;S~RED COMPLETE RE\iODELl'G - Q.Jaht~ RemodelJng 886-4374 774-9110 COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE . SER\ ICE - -\J"lderson Replacement PROFESSlu'l, -\L C.>rpet and -\UE' FREIV,ALD ESE ~LBA KJ{crd"~ Baths \\ ,n~o~5 ~ l~rs ROOFS and DECKS uphubte-r} ciean.ng at rea Gl TIERS and QUALITY 1.lcmsea elect."lCal -\ddlll()lb Porcr16 • -\ddhlons Ol aU typoes ~o!1ablf rate:> usmg the \'on GROSSE POINTE DOW.'\SPOCTS W