Section rosse Pointe ews A ---~------~------~ _ .. ------_._------_._.-- VOl. 43-NO, 13 h~U.h.~ d eJ.,. M.tte, .t III. '011 0"1 t O.... lt, MI,hl, .. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRil I, 1982 lOe ,., c." 36 Pages-Three Sections-plus Insert ------$11 ,., TN' ------,------_._------State will trap elusive gypsy moth here in spring
They ('amI' to Michigan at. tlial hateh In late April when llie teeled at high alti tudes. agricu Itural inches wide loosely to the tree and eggs will lie dormant until the fol. areas were sprayed last May, slate tached to the trailer of a Michi. bud~ on trees begIn 10 open that do officials say, Windstorms can dis, folding the cloth back over the string lowing April. officials say, and it looks like they gan sailor returning from serv- thl' damag!' The faterpillars feed on trtbute hatching populations over so the caterpillars can crawl in either may have eradicated the moths. In leaves of trees and shrubs of as large areas. but people. Cdrs and other Egg masses found in the area iCe in New England during the from the side or from beneath. addition. a small part of Livonia was lIlallY a~ 500 dlrrerent varieties, In movers do the bulk of distribution. should be reported to the Department early 1970s. state Agricultural sprayed ab<>ut the same time. Department officials say. Since the late "tages of lIa'ir development officials said. Another effeclive trap for the of Agriculture's Detroit office. The a l'aterpillar ('an eat several leaves fourth stage caterpillars is a sticky phone number 366-2230, The location The Pointes' proximity to the water then. gypsy moths have defoli- a day, orrkial~ said. After distribution. the larvae begin ~ubstance painted around the base of of egg masses helps officials locate may make the job. a little more com, ated acres of Miehi~,m's forests. their feasting when they come to good each tree. Officials say larvae caught centers 01 infesta,tions and plan their n1i,..?t~'" -10.,. thp c::.~tp hIlt """'("CI' ."'''H'~ Eggs are laId in late J uJy on trees feeding plants. The species favored Infestations in southeast ?>Ikhigan should be dropped in cans of either next move against the moths, ~i~'gs . ;nd 'oih'~r . p~;ii~id~s"~~ld- ~be Of anYII here l'lse the moths can by the insect include 500 dmerent bleach or kerosene, hne been diswvered in Liv
By MJke Andrzejczyk kept at its $49,000 level. city "Wb looking Into ways to hold the line In terms of expenses," Citing the state's economic The council meets yearl)' to review condition in general and expect. the performance of ill two appointed That, Lovelace said, would be of officials, and sets compensation. Pet. direct benefit 10 residents, As the ed revenUe shortfalls for Grosse e1t)' held down expenSe5, it could Poi n t e Woods in particular, ersen said his salary has not cbanged since July, 1980. also hold property tax levels down, councilmembers in that citv have he saId. decided to freeze compensation Included wilh the salaries is a Councilman Robert Novltke said the for its two top officials at fiscal fringe benefit package which 11 cur- rellJOn for not giving the two a raise 1981-82 levels, rently being negotiated, The new was "revenue shortfalls we are ex. package will include some provisions periencing thi. )'ear and anticipated At • March 22 meeting of the com. that were bargained into contracts cutbacks during the coming year," millee.of,the ...... hole. councilmembeu for general employe unions. city of. The councll is expeded U> act on rmewtd the performanct of City ficlals sa ld, Comptroller: Aneuor Frederick Horn. the recommendation! of the commit. tee at Its April 5 meeting. fi.ber Ind recommended the council The fringe benefit package for ap- bold the line 0tI 1).11 IItar)' In the up- pointed officlals II still with City Peteraen', total salary of $49,000 eominl fiIUl year, ~lfnnln, JuI)' I. Allorne)' George Catlin. wbo wu puts him at the top of the Pointe city asked by the council to make chanses admlnutrator lilt, The city manager An earlier meeting of the commit. in the disability retirement clause in Grosse Pointe City has a fueal tee-01.lbe.whole recommended the and other .reu. That package will 1981 salary lIsted at $45,000, be said. City Manager's Chester Peterft'n's be come back before the council In open The Park City Manager reported a session when they will take action $4-2,000 salary for the same period. to repeal the 1977 agreement and The Shores Village Manager said hi5 adopt the new agreement simultane. salary for fiscal 1981 was S40,000. The Inside ously. Farms city manager receives $48,000, BUSiness .... ,' , .... ,.... , .. 7A he said. HOLDING TIlE line on salaries is Cable, TV, Local. . . .4.'\ Hornfisher's $34.500 salar)' for Classified 3C not a move to force out any employes, 1980-81 fell farther down the list. council members stressed, but was a ~.'~ ...... :z,.,.' Editorials '" 12A Grosse Pointe Park'. clerk-assessor direct response to the cit(s need to ~;;.;:?:.~. Feature . , 12.B receh'es $39.000 yearly, while Grosse Leiters to Editor " . , , .. 12A hold down costs in areas it had direct Pointe City's finance director re- Photo by Tom Greenwood control over. Obituaries ,. .,., .. 8'\ ceives $35,000, The Farms clerk-asses- Practice makes perfect, and from the looks and teammate Cheryl Huelsenbeck. Thanks to Prime Time . . . .. 6A of intense concentration on these two members The counCIl made its reeommenda. sor makes $38.000 a )'ear-. warm weather (finally), most of South's spring- School News , IOA All councils review the salaries of of the South High School girls track team, per. oriented sports were able to move their activ- Sode~' , 1.7B lion after "looking at the total econ- omic climate of the area:' Councilman their appointed officials on a yearly fection isn't too far off. Clearing the hurdles ities outside this week, Sports ,,',.,',", , , I, 2C Fredeflck Lovelace said, adding the basis, officials said. with plenty to spare are (left) Alexis Feringa .Kids and crzme• - A home grown problem By Tom Greenwood ":'olany pNple in the Pointes think to have been stolen from hoJrU!s in Farms police were forced to re. Farms police suspect Joel in 14 While statistics aren't a\'ailable lor the jUl'enile crimes are all com- the Farms, lease Joel uhen the homeowner re. burglaries committed over a two all Grosse Pointe cities, reports from At 3: 15, Tony met his brother nutted by outsiders or that the crimes fused to press charges. His companion (Ceek period in their city. When the Farms show that during 1981, 40 Billy after school alui u:alked are just kId stuff, like breaking win. R.ekltives in Termessee put up a ICas turned over to police in a neigh. aJ:Tested, Joel bragged to Farms percent of all arrests involved juven- with him to a park u:here they do"'s or spray painti:Jg a car. It's not "propertll bond" to glt'e Joel his boring community for assaulting a police that it was the resi Page Two.A GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday, April 1,1982 ------, ~------".- - ~. ~ .--- I ROOF LEAKS J\f ew CJOk. gpJlU\q I STOPPED ,.Joggers st.Op Juvenile cr,irne is n 1I.o,negro'lvll T,,'oble," for lJolice I Do Work MyMtt. I ~.Uc. iConllnuf'd from Page lA) r • ," -~-"~ ------..- Thursd.y, April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A Taxes, enrollment dominate I~WV-forum The 40 people who attended thl' Lions of taxes could be considered su red by financial institutions thaI schools from aboul 13,700 10 year, League of Women Voters forum Wed. again if le~jslalion is enacled in because of the district's good cred!l ago 10 alx)ut 8,000 today. Brummel nesday, ~1arch 24, learned from Lansing "Howi ng distrids 10 begi n rating lhe in,titutions would pick up predicl('d the di'ltriet wouUl 10.;e school officials that the dbtricl is in such cullection,;. tax anticipation notes if banks an:! aboul 500 .',ludenls a Yf'ar and en. goo:.! financial shape, enrollment i; lending institutions were in the mar- r01lmc:nl could drop a, low as 6,000 declining and summer tax colleclion Brummel said lhe two main rea ket [or them. in six years. i.., IIOt on lhe horiwlI, They a!so got sons for considering the coJle~tlOn, Enrollmenl at lhe schools has forced If build iogs arc to be closed, Ihey a cash {low shortage al the heginning ('ouJd scrvc a numher o[ functions, a chance to he Oll television, the board to form a 12.membu com. of the scho:>l's fisca I year and th(' mittec to study the future organiza. both scho:,l officials .',ai,1. Communit)' Supt, Dr. Kennelh Brummel an:! necessary selling of tax anticipation tion, financing of the districl an:! facillllC.'" day care center, and other School Board Treasurer Joan Han. notes, have cleared up for the pn',;. serviccs could be located jn the peler reiterated their earlier slands neighborhood impact of sehoul reor. cnl. ganization, the two said. empty sch"ol.'i, they said. on summer tax collection. Both nole:l "School ('Io,ings h;l\'c tor/l Si)mc that while it was considered and re. He said the dislricl is in good fi "The schoo! board is actively look. ing for inpul from the community,'. comrnunilie'i aparl," .\[r" Hanpetcr jecled by t he hoard, summer collc~, nand:A1 shape and he had been :AS, Mrs, lIanpeter said. '"fhe commillc(' 'iaid, addin;; she does not ....anl the' was formed to be r£"presefllalirc oi 'iame tiling to happen in the (;r05S(' the communily." I'oi ntl'S, Brummel ,aid it ....as premature to Technical prohlems ..dlh lhe sound- Spring brings nCl\' adult ela~se,:.; worry "bout schoul closings, 5inee pickup for video.taping by Grosse The .'ipnng and summer roster of Sl!nplc Addition,;, How To Give an lhe steering commillee will weigh all f'oinle Cable TV delayed lhe start o[ the program aboul 15 minutes. Th" dasst's of the Depart men I o[ Conti Ill•. ECf('(:[ivc Spccch, Individual Hetif(~. factors involved and come back with men! Accounts: Where Should You its recommendalion somdlme in Feh- forum Will be telc ..ised sometime in wg Jo:ducalion of The Grosse Pointe April. program manager Wally Scol. public school system includes 66 new Sta,h Your Cash, An Inlroduction to ruary, 1983. Enrol1mc:nt has dropped at the ten said. ('lasses, 15 of which will be offered As~ertiveness Training, Italian [or at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Hou'ie Travelers, Italian - Phase VI and _tj1 in Gro"se Pointe Shores Jam and Jelly Making .'..!'" "(f,,~,,,1 ~rf' Kpf'p Your Lawn. ~_:J~ Fuji JCldi!~ UII Un; p.l Vbl. ~Ij-I .:an found in the flyer which will be mower "lowing, Keyboard Harmony. mailed to residents in the Grosse Theory and Technique, Kitchen Cal. Join us Pllrty honors IrIna D'Honilt, 1'0intl' sdwol district next week, isthenics, Learning Medical Terminol- .. ugj' in a Non-Conventional Way, Make Irma D'Hondt, known affectionately at "Mrs. Pete," was Among nt'w classes for. spring and Beller Use of Your Home '\10vie: summer will be Adventures in Un. for an honored at II retirement party given b)' her (ellow employes at Video Equipment and Meteurology of denlanding Painting, highli~,hting Michigan. Jacobson's on Monday, March 15. An employe Ilt Jacobson's for the works of Bottice!li, Velaquel., 37 yeurs, Mrs. D'Uondt helped the store win (our first prizes in lngn's, Delecroix and Cezanne, Olher new classes arc !l1usical the Grosse Pointe llnd Eastern Michigan Horticulture Society Child Prodigies and How They.Grc:w, Olher new classes are Barbecue The Next Slep: Volunteer to Employe. competitions (or retail establishment beautification. Jacobson's Ideas, Basic Home Canning: '\I'hal named its formal gardens "D'Hondt Way" in ]974 in honor o( Plan Another Mexican Fiesta. Puff Can You Do With a Tomalo, Basic Paslry and purr Pastry Fillings, Say "Mrs. Pete." Presenting Mrs. D'Hondt wi;,}) a corsllge is Clarence Skin Care for Men, Basic Skin Care "Hello" to Michigan, Senility-Mylhs W~her, general manager o( Jacobson's. for Women. Basics of Bread.Making, and Realities, Sharpen Your Personal Bicycling for Fun, Fitness and Trans. Skills, A Simple Introduction to portation and Camping Out. Home Computers, and Souffles - EAST Charity Suczek, Grosse Pointe's Cheese and Chocolate. Local hospice set to open master cooking teacher, will present Also scheduled are Spring Birding, The Distinct Flavors of Spain, From Strudel Workshop, Successful Retire. She spent two and hal{ years wilh Joanne Doublsky, R:-:, has been Russia with Love, Eating the Tradi. ment Living, Summer Sewing Work. appointed patient care coordinator lhe Visiting Nurses Association of tional German Way and Noles from a shop ior Parents and Children and Metropolitan as a clinical nurse spe. for the Bon S~OUT5 Hospice Home Visit with James Beard. Tatting. BUFFE cialist in oncology, She provided di. Care program scheduled to begin in Also scheduled are Community reel patient services, consultation, Four gardening classes for spring April. Crime Prevention, Counted Cross. are Tips from a Master Gardener: and education programs to VNA staff SUNDAY I APRIL 11 Stitch and Creative Financing Will Herbs, Perennials, Trees and Vege. The hospice program will provide nurses. professional services to persons who Sell Vour Home, tables. NOON to 8:00 p.m. have a ver)' short time to live and She 31so received a Certificate in Four new classes for wine lovers Also offered in the new roster are for .....hom curative medicine is In. Oncology Nursing Education in 1981 are scheduled for spring and sum. Wallpapering Workshop and Wonders In the MOTOR CITY ROOM from the University of Alabama un. etfectlve, mer: Discover the Wines of France of Wildflowers. der a federal grant and sponsorship D~scover the Wines of Germany', Call 343.2178 for more information In the fine tradition of Hillcrest we offer to you an Ms. Doublsky's duties began last of the National Cancer Institute. Discover the Wmes of Italy and Dis' on the spring/summer program. array of superbly prepared entrees: month and include coordinating a Ms, Doublsky lives in Detroit. cover the Wines of Spain, team of nurses, chaplains, social Also offered in the new line up of • Honey Baked Ham .....orkers, ph)'sical therapists, volun. I classes are Dog Shows and Show • Chef Carved Steamship Round teers and ph)'Sidans. The turn will Shotgun stolen Dogs, Do.H. Yourself: Electrical Dem. Bon Secours hosts work to support the patient and fam. onstration, Do.It.Yourself: Plumbing • Butter Baked Chicken il)' as the)' confront emotional, physi. A Devonshire Road residenl reo Demonstration, An Evening of Poetn' an Easter brunch Plus (old (ulS (fleese and ,elosh trays cal and spiritual needs during the ported to Park police on Sunday, and Readings, Fabric Picture Frames The Bon Secours Hospital Guild vegelobles assorted salads and delicate last da)'5 of the patient's 1l!e. March 28, that two rifles and a Fishing in Lake St. Clair, Foll:: will hold its annual Famil)' Easter French Post"es. double.barrel shotgun had been stolen Guitar for the Beginner, German for Brunch on Sunday, April 4, from 9 Ms. DoublslQ"s experience includes from his home. along with camera Tra\'elers, and You and Your Aging a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the hospital's working as a full and part.time staff Banquet & equipment. Parent. prh'ate dining room. nurse in Bon S~ours' intensh'e and Convention Center The man said he last saw the miss. Others among the 66 new.for.spring The menu will include pancakes, critical care units In 1977. At the 50 South Groesbeck nme time. she compleled her maslers ing items on March 12, Police believe classes are Harbinger Dance Com. sausage, and beverage. Tickels are $3 of science degree in medical surgical the thief or thieves enlered the home pan)" Presents Jazz Dance {Dr Teens {or adults and $2 for children under Mt. Clemens nursing at Wayne State University, through an unlocked rear door. and Adults, Home Wiring Projects: 12. ------_._------Proceeds {rom the event will bene. fit the hospital. Chairperson fat' the. brunch is Mrs. Joseph H. Farr who MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS TODAY • 463.0555 • n2.2240 was .assisted by Mrs. Wallace Lamb. Remember When Movies Used to Cost, 50~ Tickletown gives LOLA FALANA: Hello KittylM more room FIRST L\D't. OF L.\S\'IGAS TWO REAL Tape(l L"e' Uncer.sored Corned) to scamper, at Eastland " ',' UttIe gir1$ will love the new boUtique. Full or goodies so dear to their hearts. Like miniature schoOl and desk accessories, hair trinkets, ttny purses, co1orful wallets, even a stuffed Hello Kitty.TM We can shOw onfy a wee bit of this wonderful world of treasures, priced 2se to $25. But they're aH in the new Hello KJf1yTM Boutique of Tickletown at Eastland. II " ~ 1~'6 1980.1981 SANillO' co. LTO .' .. hudson's They Still Do! NIGI1T 11AWI~S -(" (' 0 • f ...- '!( \ ,~ ~ '.. .f f 4 ...... ~ tr 6 r t ~ Consider all the fabulous movies we bring you each and every ~ -:- !2l:. month. And, consider the cost each month, You'll discover an t t -_. , ~ amazing fact. With Grosse Pointe Cable Galaxy Entertainment Service, you can still see the best movies for less than 50lt. And, you see them without paying for gas, popcorn or babysitting. • What's more, each month Galaxy offers you up to 70 movies and specials, some concerts are even simulcast on your FM stereo, '" Cable TV ;s almost like going to the movies ... except the movies come to you! AND .. , 'hey still cosl 50'. GROSSE POINTE CABLE TV 19245 MACK AVENUE 7 Mil. I Mack Shopping Center 886 9200 886_ 9200 next to Penny's • ------Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April I, 1982 Fool around \\,ith the (:()rp~ Thlnklllg What's 011 Cable The Gross~ Pointe Clown (:orl>s will twitl Tuesday, :\Iay 25 in IIw !Jaw. of Leasing hold a planning session today, Thurs. IlIcnt of till' (;rosst' Pointe Woods Dl" 'Ihursduy, April l-CIHUlnel 8 day, April I, to advise members of p,lrlnll'nt of l'ublic Safety Jllliidill;.( . • G p.m.--TIll' Shopper's Guide. the upcoming Bctil'itiCS lIu'olllJh the 20025 ~lack I'bla. Think of Thun'day, April l-Chllnnd H next three months Tll(' ClowlI Corps will :IJlp<,ar at • (i p.m.-Hank Luks vs. Crin1l'--guests an' Curtis Sliwa Tht' ClowlI Corps, wllit'll look p~lrl tll(' Sl. l'lalr Shun's M{'lll mea LMIIOIS • IIH" 153M KEICllEVAi. .' tn-tin Quality Is Our Top PrioritY 172' IWlE •.• &U-UIO pefeand Jrank'j JruUl WASHINGTON CUKES COOKING RED & GOLDEN GREEN I: DELICIOUS 5 ONIONS ONIONS Ii FOR C APPLES 5 FOR 00 69 o0 '1 3 LB. BAG 49c LB. S1 LOW FAT WILSON CANVAS OXfO~DS 100.. 1/ & ...... 2% MILK ICE CREAM lEATHU c-. Diamond Sale Trunk Shows. Come view our unique collection OXfORDS ... """ .... On Saturday. April 3, 11to 8 pm. at Hudson's Twelve oaks. Our 5 designers will be on hand to advise you while you view their sample 51.49 Gal. V2 Gal. 1.59 collections. It all takes place in Fine Jewelry. Have your jewelry ,he appraised. Please call for appointment. 348-3232. OPENDAILY:9AM-7PM 18592 E. 9 MILE at KeIIy SUNDAY: 10 AM.5 PM ship's whee' .; ,_, MACX TU 1.'~ O'IN ~"IlV ",0-5,)0 :J.unn :J,'cJh produce "t." "M I Thursd.Yt April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A Easter worship New Deal with ne'w twist Saying the state'. economic de- The Kammer Land Trust is money at St. James cline parallels the 1930's Great De- put aside from the sa Ie of gas and pression, state Sen. John Kelly, D. all rights to be used for the purchasc Parllhoner. at St. James Lutheran Detroit, announced he would Intra. of additional recreational land. That Church of Grolle Pointe will gather duce a package of bllls that would acqUisition, Kelly said, has gone on Palm Sunday, April 4, beginning at reinstate the Work Project Adminls. without plan, leaving the state with 9:30 a.m. to begin a week of worship tration this week in the state Senate. patchworks of public properties. culminating on Easter Sunday. The package will allow tor a $1 By purchasing development rights On Palm Sunday, the church will billion dollar bond issue for a Public to land rather than the outright ac. oUer the Martin prayer at 9:30 a,m, Work Administration, with Urban quisition, Kelly said the money can At the 11 a,m. Eucharist, 14 young Reclamation Corps, Rural Conserva- be stretched farther. Also, if a private parlahlonera wl11 participate In the tion Corps, and "other public work.~ developer wants to put a project up Rite of Affirmation of Baptlam. Spe. of benetlt for the state population on such land, the statc can sell back clal mu.lc for the.e aerl'lce. wll! be as a whole," Kelly said, the development rights. This. KellY' provided by the Children's Choir and The bond Issue will be guaranteed said, would allow for planned growti, the Chancel Choir, by a mortgage escrow pool of Btate- while preserving existing parks and A celebration of the Holy Com. owned surplus lands, and will ex. recreatIon areas. munlon wlll be held Maundy Thurs. elude state parks, recreational areas, In addition, another part of thf' day, April B al 7:30 p,m, Ten chll. preserves, wildlife refuges, natural package would allow the taxation of dren \I'm recell'e lhelr !lrst commun. river or scenic areas, endangered core city pro~rty at sale value ion at this aervlce. species preserves, archeological land. rather than use value. This woul-! The St. James and St. Paul congre. marks, public shoreline and other discourage the razing of property for gallonl will assemble at St. Paul's for such types of properly. parking lots, and would make prop. their annual Joint Good Friday aerv. What will be used, Kelly said, 15 erty owners turn it over for devel. Ice between 1 and 2 p,m. The DUlce land the state has assumed ownership opment, Kelly said. of the Tenebru wm be pra)'ed at St. of because of defaults on property Although some groups may I'Jew Ja~es on Good Friday at 7:30 p,m. taxes. The state has about 23 million the projects as competition for thei r acres of such land, he said. Jobs, Kelly said he doesn't view It AW\I Ulr"IC~1 lit ;:3v I,m. IInd Hi:Jv a.m. will celebrate Euler Sunda)'. rh~ V::'A we::!:! do .!:.!ch ~O~! !, that way. Music for the flute, trumpet, organ, construction of streell, plazas, razing "1 don't view It as a competition and belli wJll h1ahJlaht the celebrR' Photo by Tom G'unwood abandoned house. and cleaning and tor union jobs, but a way of gelling lions, The Chancel Choir will ,perform The Grone Pointe Inter-Faith Center for Tenkel, Shalna Tanner, Jackie de Caullsin, gading of vacant lots. It would also young people Into programs," he said, Include proJect. for "the overall im- Bach'. "Sin, Pral.e to Chrllt" II well Racial Justlce', aecond annual MartIn Luther Alexandra Anglewlez and Molly Maycock, provement of public Intrutructure II a choral concerto, "At the Lamb's Kina, Jr. Enay Conteat culminated at an Awards MOle winners (second row, left to right) are Hlllh Feut We Slnll," to make way tor private sector de. Reception on Friday, March 19. Winners were Laura Weidig, Nada Radulovich, Kevin Halstead, velopment •. " Ford House (left to right, front row): Josh Abbott, Brian Gre,l Aluto, Amy Chouinard, Lori Houtekler, The bill would not Include reflular Alcohol ahuse :\1anJere, Adam Moceri, Dianne C. Gaivan, Lisa George Stahl and (not pictured), Lindsey Ford. state money and no deficit spendIng, hosts recital Kelly said, making it different from The great gallery of the Edsel & topic April 6 the original WPA projects. The bond Eleanor Ford House will be the payments wOIJld be guaranteed by thl! George Stewart, community rela. setting for a cello and plano recital Cottage Hospital sponsors band a~lditions for sock hop land. he said. on Sunday, April 4, at 3 p.m, Richard tlons repreaentative from the Michl. "This isn't a big money bill," Kelly band will play for 30 minutes ior int: Pilppo, cellist, and Fontaine Laing. gan Offlce of Substance Abu.e Servo Cotlage Hospital Is sponsoring the 9. said. "This Is to give people a stake Ices, wHl present facts on alcohol and "Great Band Audition," Sunda)', May Four bands will be chosen to play "sock hop," which will begin at 1:30 pianist, will perform music by Bach, in the system." Rachmaninoff and Saint.Saeos. drua. April 6, 7:30 p,m. at Richard 2. during the entertainment planned belore an expected audience of 1,000 p.m., then compete in a plaY-Off for Another portion of the package, School, 176 ~lcKinle>'. at the South High School gym follow. residents In the gym. an event trophy. Kelly said, would use the Kammer The house will be open to view Stewart'. talk wJl1 include discus. lnll the annual fun rUn/walk, "II's a great opportunity for local The "We're Up for Health" Fun Land Trust Fund for the acquisition during a reception following the con. lion on the .Ign. of alcohol and drug Tom Zeoll, committee chairman, Is band. who are Just getting started, Run/Walk and the "sock hop" follow. of development rights on lands, This cert. Tickets are $6 and may be reo use. The former teacher and coach invltlni all amateur bands who play and are looking Ior community recog. Ing the race are presented by the Cot. would be done to link existing parks served by calling 345.7731 or 349. Is noted tor hla plain talk approach top 40 hit. to call for an audition nltlon to become better known," tage AUKl1Iary to beneflt Cottage and facilities Into Breen belts around 7783. Reservatlon8 are necessary due to alcohol and dru, abuse. at 884.8600, extension 2611 b)' Aprll Zeoli said. He explained that each Ho'pltal. cllle.,------he IBid. to limited 8catlng in the great gallery. The Friends of the Grosse Pointe Library invite you to three lectures • on VILLAGE.MARKET fine Book Collecting For Pleasure and Profit 18328 Mack Avenue-In the Farms wines 2:30 PM Grolle Pointe Central Library .- April 4 BegInning and Building 8 Collection - prl'I"'- liquor JOlnn and Ned Cha/at April 18 Collecting Firat EditIons and Dealing with "THIS WEEK'S BELL RINGERS" • Dealers CLOSID SUNDAY anci CLOSlD WfDNISDAY AT J P,M, ;rlcil .fflctivt April 1, 2 and 3 Jam .. Baboock April 26 CollectIng and Investing In LImited Edltlons (Including Press Books) U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRES]~O LAMB SHANKS Jam" Beall AMERICAN SERVES 4 PEOPLE 4 lamb Ihanks: 1 t.aspoon rOllmalY; 1 lars. clo.... liar- Admission Free Coffee Hour lie: 1 lalSI onion, Ihlnly I!lcld: 1 (1'01,) can lomato OUR NEW sauc.; 'I, cup brown lugal; I cup California whit. tabl. win.; \ ',; I.alpoonl lall; '11 '.alpoon P'PP", "FRESH" LAMB SHANKS !'lacll lamb ~hoii\(, in'rO(II'.'; odd r.",0;"1"9 inll,.d;.n's, CO.fr rOOlte' and (ook 3 hours in moderotley.slow OVerl SCROD Why Wait? Buy NOWI (300':. (If shanks are lorge, raise temperalure /0 32.5. 10 350', I Remo.e COVIl'. confirlue cooking fa, 30 minllfes, Pall' brllont SI.59 LB. sauce in a IOIIcepcn; redllce 10 half ave' high heal. Pour ave, meal. FLORINTINE ENERGY EFFICIENT OUR OWN 52.49 LB. JONES (Fresh skinless Scrod with AIR CONDITIONER our own special breading in HAM LOAF a loil pan, ready to coole) 5 Yr. Warranty LINK SAUSAGE y REtg 5198 "FRESH" on Compressor LB. SAKE 2 LB. PAN INC. LABOR BY ".79 SCALLOPS ii1IIIlu .... FLAME FURNACE JONES sue FRESH CHICKEN WINGS 53.98 LB. ITwo Years Free Service On All Installationsl COUNTRY SCRAPPLE or CHICKEN LIVERS ONE MORE TIME We Also Feature "fRESH" c C FILLET FURNACES and BOILERS 79 LB. 59 LB. KRAFT MACARONI OF SOLE AND CHEESE ENGLISH BELL 7V.-OZ.80X RINGER STYLE $2.98 LB. exclusive "FRESH" ... Gourmet 3 for '1.00 PORK ~ M•• t. NEW BEDFORD ~ FLEISCHMANN'S SAUSAGE "MADE FRESH DAIL Y" MARGARINE "BANGERS" SCROD Oven Ready C FILLETS 4 Q~t:jERS 79 LB. City $299 LB. Chicken LB. ".69 $2.29 LB. leon Cube. of Veal and Pork CORONET On A 5',<, BATHROOM TISSUE ~~.COUIfrRY. FRE.S~\ 4 PACK89C -'=:~ FRUIT & MOTTS ~ I ~./ '.- VEGETABLES APPLE JUICE .~, FRESH OVEN READY C Veal ~kll: $189 40 Oz. 80"le 89 ZUCCHINI SQUASH Parmesan 1""'b. LB. 'O~"""'IC'l Hovo.td ....,,1 pc" .. , "I I)"" CI-" IPK o~ 1'lJ '0'" STONED ~v(. ,~~ •.~ ....rf'" "'-0110 •• 1\0 ("H+t .., ',." ...!) •• "Oy FRESH RADISHES OR 'toet-, 'eo'''''' 0 ....'" WHEAT THINS (WHEAT CRACKERS) GREEN ONIONS 4 Bunches S I LOIN END SEMI 80NELESS STUFFED PORK FANCY LARGE Loin 10,6 Oz, Pies, 79~A. C Roast 93&, PASCAL CELERY Bunch69 ~Ol'" '0 ,IoU 1'1",("-' .... 0... 0 S.....f ... d ... 1100,,' 0." "'6~. ~O'd .. tClQ' d"I' ~IJ ," CC)CI"."'Q bOIJ •• od .. 10' ''''', 0 ...... Slacl< Tower Imported LEIBFRAUMILCH NEW TEXAS o BAKERcONCEPTS CABBAGE lB. 1959\ MaCk Avenul WINE GrOSle POinte WOOd. Michlll.n 48238 • (313)884' 7088 NEW CROP FLORIDA .' 750 MIL. BOTTLE '2.99 GREEN BEANS \ \ Thursday, April I, J 982 Pige Six-A GROSSE POINTE N[WS ~.> " - • ~ The ostrich is ideally Men whose chore it was to con. In concern over crime: The Boll" built to survive sand. nect bundles of steel to cranes for cry Savings Bank in New York Cit~' s tor m s. The abrasive several Canadian steel companies ga\'e away 300,000 police whistles, In sand swirls close to the were listed on the payrolls as "hook. Miami lhe Lincoln Savings Bank ground. It blasts at the ers," but when the firms started to handed out to cerIain depositor. legs, but rarely as high Ijire women for that work,. the job aerosol spray cans of Mace.I)'pe rc. ---PrimeTime- as the head. title was changed to bundlers. pellent. ----_._---,------. -----For SeniorCitizens------ J1}1~ .IAHP~ H A.Vt ro-Uf 0.; 1 C 1 AIJ~ ",HUH! ~ MI(" 4d.II) 8:y I\larian Trnillor When d rug COilt 1'01 doesn't Prc\'enti\'e health care is a work, surgery is use": A til1.\' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• relati\'el \' new concept for older I>('l'lllanent Opl'llillg IS madt' • • C'itiz.ens.. A few years back, peo- t:ll'Oll"h Ow white of tl\l' eVl' to • • ple \\'ent to the clnet,)r whell filter" fluid out where it i's oh- i ALUMINUM WINDOWS i s,ll'bed by small bIllod \'essl'ls. the\' were sick and usually the~' : 2 TRACK - 3 TRACK : didn't go e\'en then unless the~' Hel'entl\' t Ill' rt' has lll'en (',IIl- : BAKED ENAMEl : were Vef\' sick. AI \\';'1\'5 on hand sid,' ra oIl' 'success lIsin.~ the !:bl'r were a few tried and t rue rem- in placl' of Ihe surgil'al ,,',qll'1. : WHITE AND BLACK : edies and sometimes tl1£.';,' It is fucused with n'm:lrkahh' • • worked eit her because they precisiull to l'fl'ate tin)' drall1:l).':l' • • were effl'ctive or the afflicted holes. It takes Dill\' half-;II1-Il\lIJI" • • bl'lie\'l'd in their cmatin' pow- and some patil'llt~ ha\'e "l'ln'l1 .: POINTE SCREEN & SASH, INC. : ers so firml\' that health was re- themsd ves home aftt'f\\';ll'd. .20497 MACK TU 1-6130. S~~'!~("~ ~ Hov,:ever thl' best cure is st ill • • There are those wbo still be- pre\'en tiOI!. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lieve that man\' minor ailments Blood pressul't' IS ;mother Over A Century of Service can be treated at borne; that health check that can Ill' had at .., tbere is too much dependence the Health-O-Rama. If YOU an' to the Eastside Communiti~s placed on the need for proft's- Olll' of the iortunate ant's whose • "L.':o. 'r' \ ' sional help for vcry slight ail- bloJd ()ressul'l' is norma I t hl'l1 \ . , We Carry greek and mid.{;ajlern, .. -c.r ~ \"'~ ments. Ho\vever, even those stal- \'ou ha \'c no worries for allot her ~ '"1,10 \(. , wart belie\'ers in the 'cure-it \'cal'. If it is high tlWll YOU art' \..~; I'~ 1 'u ",""-'" "---;::~.,7 r4l Armenian, !J.latian, !J.mporled vcurself' school of medicine now forewarned to h'ayc it m:lIJitol'l'd , .,,~.~. \ have corne to place credence in at regular intervals. the need to have an annual Often ti mes blood pressure call '-x':'~it and :J)omej!ic :J.oodj checkup to forestall serious ill- be controlled bv more rest or by t~" ' nesses. weight control. Failing this. There are those who hold off there are some new drugs that Easter Cheese Special because of the expense. If that are effecti\'e, safe and hu\'e only is a proble:n, the co!>t can be by- sligh t side effects. Danish Harvarti , '2.09 lb. nassed by attending Health-o- It is wise when checking over Crop.~heck Chapel of' FantineJla Cheese '2.59 lb. Rama. During the past week possible health problems to in- free health tests have been ei\'- c!'..lde U test for diabetes because, Brick Cheese ,., '1.59 lb. en at various locations. For like other diseases, the earlier those who would still Hke to the treatment, the more success- ifhe'Vin. R,fIamilton <3'0. Yellow Muenster Cheese "1.59 lb. take advantage of the opportu- ful the control. fU~ERAL DIRECTORS Fetta Cheese (Imported) '1.79 lb. nity to have their blood pres- In a normal person. sugar sure and vision tested along with (glucose) is ingested. metabol- 226 CROCKER Bt VD. a test for anemia, glaucoma and ized (cleared from the blood) Mount Clrmrn I "1106 ~ Greek Kassini. '2.39 lb. ' others, there is still time, On (Kashkaval Cheese) . stored and recycled when the 463.0577 April 5, 6 and 7, from 11 a.m. to body needs it: This recycled \\ Ill. n. IIUlIli1t1l1l II 7 p.m. these tests will be given blood sugar is the body's 'prin- Imported Olive Oil '7.95 gal. at Eastland Center. For those PHl:I-\lH\I cipal source of energ~'. The di- Uu,ill 'I. HUllIihon Jllhn \\. Brtll'i-llIulI Fresh Greek Bread 69~ loaf who are really interested in agnosis of diabetes has been their health, a' blood che:nistrv HUl1uhl n. H.',,\..ruunn Uo~rl H. 'l .. nlll!,uI' done largerl)' on the basis of \ "Ill' iall' l) ir,-,'Ill r- package which consists of 17 tests which gauge the rapidity From Our Pro::en Food Counter \f (,"Ii1c'r )1 ~ I'll ,'Ull 1'1 tests is being offered for $7. To with which the bod\' metabol- '".JtJ "":.J! f\(t~. 'IJ \t"r-: ... r.,r,,-l Stuffed Squash Meat Pies Kibba Tray learn what other special tests izes glucose. In the glucose tol. Stuffed Cabbage Spinach Pies Hommos Spread (Chic Peas) are available, call 353-8900 be- erance tests, 100 grarr:s of glu- tween 10 a.m. and 3 p.m, cose are given the patient, mim- Rolled Grape Leaves Kibba Balls Greek Style Spinach Pies This offer seems too i;ood a icking the eating of a meaL The bargain to miss and taking ~d- presence of glucose in the blood 1-~---~------1 vantage of it could save consld- is then determined at half-hour, erable expense and disco:nfort hour-and-a-half, two hours and _o=.o=.! later on if undetected symptoms ,'.wo-aI)d-a-half hour intervals. L~esn:,a~;$:~:!i~~tt'}1~e~o'!.P-.OnI_~'-fj are allowed to progress, If one reacts to the glucose tal. FOR INSTANCE, glaucoma is erance tests which an abnormal. \~J---:=RESH-.FllLO-STRUDEL LEAVES , easy to detect when cau~ht in ly high blood level, one is di. the early stages. An estimated agnosed as diabetic, , "'). Regularly $1,35"~ W;fll~twrs--CO'Op"dn "'1"10 \ 8 million Americans have glau- When it comes to the heart, L :.. Limit _5 .!.b~ , ~ J coma. The sad fact is most don't if it checks out ok then keeping know thev have the disease be, it that wa\' is a matter of bald- cause glaucoma is an impairment ing the weight down, exercising that occurs very gradually. Yet moderately but regularl.... and it can result in blindness. learning to relax. It is impor- A Special Setting FINANCIAL INFORMATION How necessary is it to take tant not to get worked up o\'er such a chance when a simple NAME HOME PHONE OFFICE PHONE things that happen to you in A Special Group of Condominiums DESCRIPTION SELF JOINT SPOUSE test could prevent it fro:n hap- \'our dailY life. It's the tense. if and some Very Special Amenities Fl[ SIOH~c.~ S S S pening. Even the disease is stress-ridden people who get the .'-~.~ present there are means of con- coronaries. "::: O~HtR And Our Price Makes It Perfect trolling the disease including A WORD OF caution about GROlJP medication and laser beam ther- exercise-it should be moderate. 2 8edroom/2 8ath ~! apy, PE RSONAl There are certain kinds of ex- Luxury Garden Apartments Glaucoma takes more than one ercise that can precipitate arth- Pre.ConSlruc!:on prices from ?E ' .. $1011" ~~ form. The less common, but most ritic-like conditions. Running Q. F>j:lO~ It (,...Al=lI~.G i! devilstating, is narrow or closed without an adequate warmup. $56 900 ... an~le which hits suddenly. In excellent t,"a~clng up to 95'1, OTM[R running on paved streets with this instance, there is a struc- the wrong type of shoes can be ~ ','AR""E T.:oi:H [ tural peculiarity at the front of injurious. But a modest amount 4200 South 57th Avenue ~ l.l(JSfl" ....fll) the eye that can lead to block- of physical activity is g~od. It Lake Worth, Florida 33463/305-965-5887 age o'f the tiny drainage chan- e:.. •• t. t.l ( (J:"'~' T I will keep your back. joints and (Contact Peter R. McGrath, Developer) nels when the pupil of the eye muscles in good working- order BO"O, , dilates. For instance, entering a and lessen the likelihood of un- Local Contact: 779-1409 j;lAf=lH.f R~H,PS dark movie' theater or a rise in due stiffness. ---._------_.- PFU)PRI[ H,R'::. ... p<,. body adrenalin because of stress Exercise makes ~'ou feel good could cause pressure within the particularly if it's followed by a •i~ F IJR~.IS,",l'.LS ~! eye to double or triple. Without warm bath. The bath soothes ~~a 'I• ." 1,1' 1'"..,...... mI ." ------.- Thursday, April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-A Falnily... AstJuulI ,n(lets it IJril 5 ')lIt'suit nets "Skin Tcstinlt, AlI('rgy Shots and 1l1l' di'l'asl'. 'l'his W"cek llrOl\dlii~1 A slll/.nn " is Ihl' lopk' of YOlln" ~;llllllalll' mcml)('rs \\'111 \tw Alml meclll\~ of ll\l' AIIWl'i(',1I1 ~l()len {.al'~ 11':II'n ho\\, I () i,lt-1l11 fy Ill" ('aust'S 01' 1.11111( F;Wlll)' A,lIl1lla SAVE ,\sst>t'ialioll's "tllggl'r,"' /If tllI'it' a~thlllJ, The <'Ilil I'rogl'illll. The prO)(nl111, ,pOII'('I'('d III in ]lusi'I{~SSI 111'1'1111111 "';Irn how irntants in llil'ir I'CC a I'..e~t:.; 00 ('"op,'r:llioll wilh St JohJl !lo'llIl"l ~II "!lII1'ltIlIllI'II! I'an It'ad 10 ;l',thll1il l'P: II ,lal"l('d as a traffic arf(',1 for Up to Rebate II ill hI' IIt'ld ~1j)llda.l, Api'll .'1 "t .; $50 ",,(il'~ alld 110\1 III 1I'('ognl/(' tiwm .. \ p III in Ihl' ('ollfl'J'('Il('I' 1'0011l of IIa' MichCon appoints (,I:; ,(' l'fJlIl{e W"od, p~llJ<:e ('ady galli" II ill ! "llIf"r ..(' till'ir I".....on. Ilospll,d's l'dll('i1tiou;i1 ('olllph.x, :!:!II)I general counsel ::,111:1,,)" 1II0l'lllng, ~lar<:h 211, alld emj"11 Th(, F:nllily A,thllla I'rogr;1I1\ I, :, II II II II h a hill ('11;"(' and a recovl'rl'd )lor05s lid , /H'ar MUl'k ,\ I ('IIIII' ~1'1N g(~nera! In'(' ('''111111111111) ,('1 I 1('1' of til(' AUH'r ! d,,:! ,w1fJ (i\'{, 1I/llJr.> laICr. P('I,'r Nkkl'is, ,\I 1>. II III ,1I,eu" I' ,) 1I 11 S /' I flJr ]("'11 l.\llIg ,\."o('i"lio!l "f S"!lt 11(,;,,1 1'1"11 \\ '""I- )lrdIC" ...potted a 1!J7fl ('hry. holl' IHln'llls ('an dl'tl'l'lI1ll1l' If ;dl"l'gv \lldll~~a!1 Con- On Selected Taro ~11,",'Jg;1I1 ,Al.,\SE.\11 Thl' !lll'('tl!l)!,' ';'1" h.."rI,,',r pull (Illt /)f an aile)' is ;1 f;wtor ill Ih('lr dllJd'" ;"t IIIII;; ,ildatl"i (;;1', aI'(' hdd Ihl' ill.,t .\lollday "f th,' 'I< ",. \Jal'K :Jlld J.Illll'slonl' anrl ,lop IhoU l'xplalll how ,kill tl'stlllg 1';,1l lll"Jllh ;It 7 I'IIl al Sl Johll IIIl'pllid (' II Ii I P :, II vi., ,I! III(' 111111rllt- "f !Ii(' ,tn,,,l "b'JU t :1' :~O Self-Propelled l;,kl' SOIl1C till' 1Il)'t.'I')' ""\ of or :lIld :t! SI' ,,1)Jl'1' IOl':,tll,!b 1II 1\", tl'l (;I"""I' l'(J!llk ;, III J",IIl"I' ('il (1/.<1 iI,;ck and ,'p',tll'd :J.,lllma and lIow JlI'"),,,1' Ill';ltllll'll! of ('1:11111; ;11"<';1 For II WI'{' J!ll(!lJ!I:,1I1J11 !':JI L 11" .. ld,'nt Dil\.ill 1', Vau:""!!,, Ih,' C.lI !l(':HIJn~~ \'.{',t on Lltth:~ ..tl;ll(' a dtild\ ;dh'rgll" ('all ill'lp '1>1\11'01 Rear Bag Models (,n Ih(, Ilr"f',rarn, (';ill ~Jfjl IH!!7 1111111('1'11 :''''ll'I'll" ;',1'/11'1 ,li ("Jllll- I' !II""" 11,;lIh \\')WII Ir]l' ('al' ...tOPPI;ri "1.1 f(J1' trll' utl1Jt.\', \,~IIJ.\,J~(I \":~!:"; )(1 a 11/'" rl)uL' /f)II(' In front of a i",',I'.', 1'"111('" I!llll(.d In on th(' 1','ol('le, :1- ""l,t~djt ~1~:(Irll('~; . Michigan \ ------~~~---.------~~----~-.,-- Thursd.y, f.prH I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Eight.A --_._------_._------_ ... -' --~--- _. ----_._------... -_._------_._------_.------Obituaries Sheila Buckert and Lorna; two broth. 20 ,'ears. He served as a Stat! Ser. with the establishment o{ stores In Mrs. Jane B. Thomas the Eastland and Westland complexes, ers and five grandchildren. /leant in the Air Force during World Cremlilioll "as ~! Forest Lawn Services for ~lrs. Thomas, 87, He was a graduate of lllinois Unl. War 11. Cemtery. for01erl~' of Washington Road, lately He is survived by his wlCe, Lucille, versity and served with the National of Jacksonville-, Ala, were held Fri. Guard during World War 11. He was • • • a brol her and sister. a membel' of the Country Club of De. day. :\lanh 19, at St. Luke's Episco. Mr. Bisset was cremated. Dr. Leonard W. Sachs oal Church. Jacksonville. lrolt, the National Association of Services for Dr. Sacha, 44, of Three . She died Wednesda)', ~larch 17, at Real Estate Boards and the Interna. Mlle Drl\'e, were held Tuesday, :\flfCh the- Beckwood ~lanor :'oIursing Home John J. Louisignau tional Council of Shopplng Centers. 30, at the Verhe~'den Funeral Home. :\lr. Carpenter was also involved wlth In Annison. Ala. Services for Mr, Loulsignau, 64, of He died Frida)', ~larch 26, in Lin- Enn 11\ Churchville. :"I.Y. :\Irs. Wedgewood Drlve In Grosse Polnte the Torch Drive. coln, ~llch. Thomas mOl'ed to Jacksonvi'lle in Woods, were held Thursday, )larch 25 He Is survived by his wife, Marie; A graduate of Wa)'ne State Unl. :'01.; 19i8. after hl'ing in Crosse Pointe at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. a son, Horace two daughters, ver ..ity', :'Iledlcal School and the 5.S. for -41 ,'ears Before her marriage to He died Monday, March 22 in Bon Elizabeth N, and Margaret N.; two Kresge E)'e Foundation, Dr. Sachs th" i.l.t: John Philip Thomas, she was Secours Hospital. step.chlldren, Peter Keefe and Carol was an opthalmologlst with offices in K. Dunn; and two grandchildren. L'll\plo)'rd as n high school teacher. .\Jr. Louisignau is survil'ed by his lhe Eastland Professional Building )lemorial contrlbullons may b\! in Harper Woods. For the past all!, :'III'S.Thomas was a graduate of the wife Genevieve; !"''') rl~ll!1hters. ~lary macte to lhe Bon Secours Hospi lal L'I1I,'"rslly of :'Illchlgan. was a parish. 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CLAIR SHORES 21800 GREATER MACK near St.Joan 777.9450 HARPER WOODS 19601 VERNIER at Beaconsfield across from Eastland 881-9300 Thur5d~y, April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P~ge Nine-A C~eesecahe ~O~ 8o.steft Housing rehab loans help Par,k families CRLC~ Witlt CheaiM c~eese ~d Grosse POinte Park's IIUV.fundl'u KondlioLka, the Park has granted 44 been di;continued. Tho~e loans car. othl'r'i. funds for improved energy ~kest MMa~ lI\qkedleAts. housing rehabilitation program has "deferred" loans totalling $232,920 ried a three percent interest charge. eUiciency hav'? alloy,ed them to con. helped more than 60 households fix for an average loan of ahout S5,30~ The program was eliminated hy Pres' twU(' ill tbeir nt,mes rather than be. CJl~~ed Wlt1tepU\eap~e up their homes wilh almost $440,000 durinl{ the program"s life. Defcrrd ident Heagan. ing forced out because of high ener. - Ok - in low-inlerest and deferred payment loans carry 110 interest and do not Park City ~bnager John Crawford gy costs," the city manager said. loans since the program hegan in have to he repaid until the hou;.e i, ~aid he thinks the program has ha'J Ahout two.third, of the deferrd CJlQQed Wit) ~eMOIl 1978, according to a report ~uhmit. ~old or !he title transferred to a new an extremely po;ilive impact on the loan cu;tomers were in the low In. led to the city's cHilen advisory h03rd O'Nner. The treasurer said the city neighborhoods involved. come category, under S12,150 a year. "In terrm of preservin~ property An(,ther third were in the medium ~Vek lasl month, hopes to estahlish a fund with tho.;(: 16 CVakietles v4voiQabQe. The primary !Jeneficiaries have repayments to continue the program values the program has been super. income range, bctwen $12,150 and been low.income household; ~nd into the future. 'I he homes arc heing upgraded and $19.450 a year, those hl'aded by single females, wh:J In addition to the deferred loan,. there has heen a :,igmficant redu:. ~o minorities (black, hi.,panic, Ibian or American Indian) partici. Thursday I April I, 1982 Page Ten.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS In Canada are 274 newspapers published in Students rate Art award .-fe-to 1anguages other than in vocal fl\sli"al au I LO I NG CO,"_ English and Frl'nch, No other nation worldwide University Uggl.'tt School last l\'iuners listed ------Si.ncE. '9" ~ puts out so many peri. month played host to the Michigan (;rosse Pointe art and photography Winter Price. Call odicals in foreign print. School Vocal Assodation's District 16 studenls won 49 awards in the rc. Solo and EnSl'mble festival. j(illnal 1982 Scholastic Arl and Pho. 882-3222 About 800 students participat('d in tography Compl.'tition. All you have to do to Remodeling Specialists ... th(' fl'slival and p('rformed solos and get a prl.'scription drug small enst'mbl('s for judges who rated Winners from South Hi~h included Rooting, Family Rooms, Ree. Rooms, in Brazil is write oul lhe high st'hoolt'rs on a scale of I to Katie Walsh and Susan Platt, gold Kitchens ... Code Violations the presniplion your. IV. kl'y Illnlll'rs for pencil, and Quinn and Estate Maintenance self. 5i!:n it, and hand it Top awards II'l'nt to ULS students NIt'k('rSllll who won a Rold key for We have our own staff over to the pharmacist. Lynn Holland. Liz Endicott and Na. an ink dra\1 ing. (;old key willners tali Cracchiolo and to the t1L8 OdE't, for Ilhotollraphy Wl'rl.' Phyllis Hennes. who receil'ed a first division rating. sey, Slact'y l"ordree, Caroline Hoski The 'lILS Singers and the Barbershop and Laurie Panes (two awards!. In the junior dl,'i~lon, Allyson Neil)' Quartet also perfornwd, along with South hand l\7illS top nlu ..l{ luok a gold key in textile design. students Tammy L:lpo and Beth Rizzo. ULS Band and Chorale membt>rs By Tara Sendelbach Judging the competition Wt'fc Will. Studl'nls who rl'~l'i\'ed certifit'ales hl'lp('d organize tht> feslival for South High iam Ilavclli, ('x.dlredor (If musk at [or t1wir art ....ork Wl're Sheila Le. Wayne, Oakland and Macomb county th.. Univt'rsit)' of Michigan, Dave Febn' in oil>, Suzanne Cebrowski, in Team Shirts & Grosse Pointe South's SX'llphonic l'lItron, dircl'tor of musk at Michigan participating students. \\'atN~ulors. Edward Rogers llnd Nan. Band received the top overall rating Stale Unil'l'rsity, and Leonard Mar- Grosse Pointe North Bigh School for the 22nd (,'onseeutive rear Satur. t.y Wack in peneil drawings, VianI.' was represented by two ensembles etta, from Wl'stern Mi<'higan Uni. Cre,l in print making, and Lydia Pal- day, Man'h 20, at the District Band ~~ Caps and four soloists at the district fes. \'ersit)' . l"(' Specifications will be available in the Department of Public Service on Friday, April 1. 1982. Bid en\.elopes shall be plainly marked "Bid on Tire WRITE YOUR OWN AD Ctlanger and Engine .\nalyz.er" and directed to the attention of :'IIunzio J. Ortisi, City Clerk . . The City of Grosse Pointe Park reserves the right to accept or rejl.'Ct any or all bids. Compose your own Grosse Pointe News Want Ad :'I:.J. Ortisi Clndorder it by mail. Charges indicated are cash rates 'G.P.:'I:.: 4-1-82 CITY CLERK (Cne{k or money order must ac{ompany your older> City of Q;rOa.6r t!oilttr liOUll.6 Michigan • Phone No. counts as one word DEADLINE NOTICE TO BIDDERS: Sealed proposals for furnishing all laoor, mate- • Hyphenated words count as two words rial and equipment for the repairing and.or replacement of any concrete 12 NOON TUESDAYS sidewalks, any concrete drive approaches and for the construction of any • No abbreviations permitted Add $2.00 for a Box No. ... sidewalk ramps for the calendar year 1982 on a unit cost basis will be Add $5.00 for Mailed Replies!' ~ rl.'Ceived by the City of Grosse Pointe Woods at the office of the City Clerk. • Changes and cancels MONDAY 4 P.M. - 20025 Mack Avenue. 48236, until 3:00 p.m. on April 13, 1982, at which time ...... - and place bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. No bid may be .-~ withdra ....'TI after the scheduled closing time for at leasl thirty (30) days. ~ Specifications may be examined and procured at the office of the City r------WANT AD ORDER FORM------: :'\l Clerk during regular business hours. The City reserves the right to reject ~ any or all bids, to waive any informality in the bidding, and to accept any i Sch.dule my GROSSE POINTE NEWS Want Ad for t - bid it deems to be in the best interest of the City. Chester E. Petersen I Dat. Classification Desired _ City Clerk . Administrator I I Enclosed is my check or money order for S _ G.P.N.4+82 I J NAME ADDRESS I ------I CfTY ZIP PHONE------Village of grosse Pointe cShores I Mail to: Classifi.d Adv.rtising Dept. Grosse Pointe News, 99 Kercheval, 795 LAKE SHORE ROAD I Grolle Pointe Farms, Mich. 48236 ----~------GROSSE POINTE SHORES, MICHIGAN -482.36 ••• 11 YOUR AD BILOW OR ON A IIPARAII SHIEll IF NEIDID. ROOF LEAKS REGISTR4.TIOS J','OTICE FOR REGL'LAR VILLAGE ELECTIO~ STOPPED ELECTION TO BE HELD TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1982 Minimum Cost I. $3.0Q 'or '2 Worels - Additional Worels '5' Do Work Myself. To the Qualified Electors of the Village of Grosse Pointe ShoreS: Ref. Lie. :l I~ 1 2 754-2180 You ar~ hereby notified that any qualified elector of the Village of HUNT ROOFING Grosse Pom~e Shores. Wayne and Macomb Counties. Michigan. who is not () :; i II already regIstered may register for the Village Election to be held on Tuesday. '1ay lB. 1982. 9 10 1 I l2 .1.00 SEWER Registrations will be taken at the office of the Village Clerk, 795 Lake Shore Road .. Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan each working day, Mondays 13 14 15 16 3.15 3,301 ;JA~ 3.60 • 'ROUBLE? through ~ndays between the hours of 8:00 a,m. and 5:00 p,m, until Mon- , I C4III day, AprJI 19, 1982. 19 20 17 18 1-.0~ -1-.20 I 3,75 3.90 •I T~e last day of. receiving regi~trations ~i11 be Monday, the 19th day of I 23 I April. 1982 on which day the said cierI< WIn be at his of{ice between the I 21 22 1-.65 2t 4.80 I hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p,m, , 1.35 4.50 I , 2.> 26 2i 28 I Pl.UNBINGIHE~T1NG John R. Nicholson 4.9.~ ;),10 ,).2:; :>, W I I Village Clerk '7600••llV [RNO'S • UN J.7800 I 29 30 :u :~2 "3D' ~[RCH[VAl • VA} 9070 l .l,70 .) .B;} 6.00 ('ic, I .7}> MAP! [ RD . 6'3 '880 G PN 4.1-82 & 4-8-82 I 5,35 ~~~ ------J f .,,; . Thursday. April I. 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A Two B&Es Gut-Ie'vel reported A FAM!LIAR SIGHT l(~ctllreat. in Park , Grosse Pointe Park police r('port that two Bon Scours homes were burglarized Jast week. Horace W. Davenport, Ph.D., St.D,. Th(' first breaking and llill give the 61st AnnuOlI BC(lulnont enlering took place he. \ I.eeture of thc Wayne County Medical lween 8: 15 and 11:45 / Socicty on ~fonday, April 5, at Bon ,I m. on ~Ionday, :\-Iarch / S('('ours Hospilal of Grosse IJointe. 22. at a home on the If" topk will oe "Alexis SI. Martin 1000 block of Balfour HI' ('xamined - He('cnt Work on Gas. Hoad, according to reo \ne l\fu('osal Damage." ports. A window ir. the 'Thousands of area- r~Sidents have been plagued fhis ()v('r the years, Dr Davenport's rear door was broken, past winter by rising ufilitycosts, root Ice damming, n's/.areh has ('xplored 1he basic nJ('. bul police believe the ceiling cave Ins. sagging eaves and moisture laden thieves g a i n e d entry scaling palO/. . dlanisms lhal reJate physicology to through another 4n1ock. ))/oehem;stry, and his particular in. (.d door. We can help you forllfy your home's defenses lI'rest has be/'n in the area of the against the unrelenting forces ot Molher Nalure next Several pocket watches year while minimiZingexterior palnling maintenance gastrojllte~tjna' tract. were reported missing and reducmg ulility costs Among the honors Dr. Dav!'npurt l,y the homeowner. has recl:'iw'd in his lll...tingubhed ea- 'I'lli' second breaking Our preventatwe maintenance serviceS. include re- I"('('r are the Hhodes Scholarship and entering was on the rooling, ralnware & Insulated aluminum Siding ana (19:l5l. the Distinguished Sen'i<:c 1400 block of Bishop tnm. Hoad and occurred some- Award from the Calif(,rnia Institute For those who cannot afford to have maintenance of Technology (1966), and the elec. tJme between 5:30 and 10,30 p.m. on Tuesday. work done IWICe,please call 882.3100. twn to the J\'ational Academy of Sci. .\Iarch 23. Police said the cllt'es \ 1l1/b). 1\IOS1 reccully, III H/itl ttueves apparently pned .!~ n'M~ 0"'0"'2.'n00 he was named by the University of open a lock on the rear filt.MANC£ & AlTERATI(}, ,iJ I ~lichigan as the William Beaumont door. They ransacked ~ CONTRACTORS It .ROOfING .SIDING I University Professor of Physiology. seycral rooms. WI ... THE HOUSE DOCTORS • ENCLOSURES The Beaumont Lecture of the Jewelry and sterling 11111 ~ .AMEIl. omon. IIllCHIGAII C2i .IHURIOR IlEMOOhlHG Wayne County Medical Society will silver we r e reporled be hosted by Bon Secours Hospital taken, of Grosse Pointe. The evening will 'Nuts' on sta~e at tlte t'rie.~ begin with a rc('eption and dinner at 6 p.m, followed by the 61s1 Annual Sal De ~fercurio looks on as Lois Bendler urdo)', April 3, at .Fries Auditorium . .Featuring Leeturc at 8: 15 in the Science Hall. accuses her daughter, played by Suellen Fausel, many of the local theater's vcteran performers, The Beaumont Leclurers of lhe Wayne of acting "nuts" in a dramatic moment fron, the recent Broadway hit is directed by George County Medical Society have been Grosse Pointe Theater's courtroom drama of the Hunt. For ticket information call 881.4004. presented in Detroit annually with. same name. "Nuts" continues throu!,:h this Sat. out interruption since 1922., Last year's lecture was presented bv a Nobel Laureate, Rosalyn S. Yaiow. Ph,D. on the topic of "Radioimmu. One view from the capitol noassay in Clinical Medidne." . The Wayne County Medical Society By William R. Bryant, Jr. crat plans had less deviation. adoption but doubt it is possible. IS a membership organization of over 0 .c:- ""~ 3.000 physicians headquarlered al 1010 Reapportionment of the Legis. Now our plan hilS a zero pop- If we can do nothing, then Anlietam Road, Detroit. The Beau. :/ lature took a new turn last week. ulation deviation agawst the Bernard Apol, a knowledgeable, 00 ~. The State Supreme Court ruled Democrats' pians which do have mont Lecture is given in honor of Value to $29 I honest retired individual, will William Beaumont, 1785.1853, whom '" unconstitional the process which a deviation. And now the Court draw a plan for the Court. If he fate presented with a remarkable op . . has been used in the last two changes the rules. in the process does have to draw the plan, I portunity to add to our knOWledge of ).decades, throwing the question wast in/{ a year of time and ef- only hope it wili have very low t he physiology of digestion. to the Legislature itself. the fort and about $500,000. 0 ad\'antage. I will try. on the project died either in acci- . which the Democrats would run dents or from disease. The job was April 10th was the central issue and Demo. in good faith, to get a Legislative ------to. fmall)' finished in 1893. "Turn t hat t hi n g A c:.- PI ...... ClcaNti _line. Park panel approves CDRG application down" is said to be one The Grosse Pointe Park Citizens burn Road to Somerset Road and will oC the five most com- SPECIALIZING IN INTERIOR Ad\'isory Board approved a three. allow the continued participation in mon household impera- year .appllca!lOn for .1982 through the Seniors Onward for Change :Minor tives. The other four BUILDING ClU\NIN~ .ON 1964 In parllelpatlng In the Wayne Home Repair Program. Also feasibil. are: "Answer the RESIDENn~l HOMES AND C 0 u n I )' Communily Development it)' plans and design plans will be phone," "Take out lhe Block Grant Program. started on the Jefferson Avenue en. gar bag 1.'," "Lock the COMMERCIAL BUilDINGS, lOli>80 Kerche"ot • Grosse Ponte. MI • 48230 • (313) TlJ6.A300 Following a publJC hearing held on tranCt' to Grosse Pointe Park at Wa.y. door," and "Come to Tuesday, March 9. -in lhe Grosse burn Road bed." 892-5989 Pointe Park ;o,funil:ipal Offices, Board . . . Chairman George H. Helm stated that The City of Grosse POinte Park FREE ESTIMATES thr three.year appliC'ation pro\'jdes for will receiv(' $99,000 from the Wayne Ihe continuation of planned improve_ Co u n I Y Community Development J'111 MACI AVI. ments on ~lack Avenue from Way- Block Grant Program for 1982. at Yorkshire ,. 885.7140' Getting Settled Made Simple. - ,- .... New Town dilemmas lade after a WELCOME Citizens nauled to recreatioIi pancl ~Open Daily 9-8 WAGON call. • Sunday 1~2 As WELCOME WAGON RepresentatIve, Its my Five residents of the Park were November, 1983. ,ob to help you make the most 01 your new neigh- named members of the city's new borhood. Shoppmg Areas Comrrunlty opportuni- Recreation Commission by 1II2ovor A ~urren.t me~~er of. the Park's "YOUR COMPLETE FOOD & BEVERAGE CENTER" ties. Specisl attractIOns LoIs of tipS to save you Douglas Graham at the council's Planning. (ommlsslOn ,,?ll also ?e time and money. ~farch B meeting. The new commis- apPOinted to the Recreation C,ommls, * PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER Plus a basket at gIlts tor your family III sion wi!! be chaired by Council an slOn at a later date, Ma;yor tirah~m . - . be listening for your call Patricia Forster. m said. The new group's fIrst meeting HEl.PFUl. HINTS tor W~lng. _nd Eni_ie- was ~fonday. :\Iarch 29. MORRELL men" 1001 Citizens who ha\'e agreed te serw are Louis Cerre. oC Yorkshire Road. II-CUI Arthur Getz, of Buckingham Road. If a prizefighter's reach were real. VIncent LoCicero. 1)f Barrington Road. Iy significant, the Dallas Cowoo)"s Palricia Bauer, of Harvard Road. and Too Tall JOrJes might have made it Gro Polnl_ , 88' .5618 Lucia Smith. of Lakepointe Road. as a boxer. His reach at 88 inches ~t. Clair Shore _ 881-2221 HAMS Their terms of office extend through .....as 20 inches greater than Rocky ~larci2ono's, 12 inches greater than Joe Lpuis', four inches greater than $2.39 LB. ~[oh~mmad Ali's a"i'ld se\-en inches C. 'BlVUUl61U PWUcg fUU! HeaWcg 9Me. greater than Larry Holmes'. U.S.D.A. Repairs - Remodeling and New Construction Prime or Choice '.-.~-.::::~ We service or install heating .: . LEG0' LAMB and plumbing systems in your home, office or work space. $2.49 LB. Licensed and Insured Contractor• PLEASE ORDER AHEAD 30 Years Experience FRESH HOMEMADE 779-7774 POLISH KIELBASA FREE ESTIMATES Carl Baranski FRESH Tax credits available Master Plumber CALIFORNIA ASPARAGUS 99 LB. STAHLiS for energy efficient 15301 12 Mile FRESH systems. Roseville The WoodlandS Roof. SPINACH 59 PKG. BAKERY CR.ISP MICHIGAN As 9Q9d a vatue as itis GROSSE POINTE We Can Make You Beautiful! MAC INTOSH APPLES 39 LB. goOd looking. GRADE A CUSTOM Special LARGE EGGS DOZ. CHEESECAKES Offer ... Under thaI rugged rustiC appearance ISa 79 sheet of the most modern roofing material on the market today Johns-ManVille fiber glass S~UVERA'N CAUFORNIA ~ .3 Days and 2 Nights of pampering, including. That means years and years of extra roof Lowenbrau BODY WRAPS. MASSAGES • FACIALS • MI\N1CURES life ThaI means a betler roofing value for your money And IImeans ex Ira fire reSistance, WHITE TABLE WINE PEDICURES • HAl R STYLING • SUPERVISED EXERCISES '9.99 CASE OF too See Woodlands now -- al a pnce thilt WIll 24 BOTTLES FIGURE ANALYSIS • STRESS CONTROL SESSIONS surprIse you SALE PRICE '3.99 1:0~~EER PLUS DEPOSIT AEROB'C DANCING :1~ GOURMET MEALS I:--..j, ,i [haring [fUSS PSYCHOLOGICAL ).' ~- ," I• COUNSELING FOR ~~\N"ENANCE & ALTfRA 1"10. 3rd Anniversary IRU AD LE WEIGHT CONTROL ~ CONTRACTORS tt ANDTO STOP SMOKING WI, • , THE HOUSE DOCTORS 17901 E. WARREN, DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48224 DR.COKEPEPPER, SPRITE,• TABSUNKIST, SQUIRT, FRESCA $5 99 882-3100 NO LIMITS- Stock Up For the Summer • Only 1'; mdl'~ from Cro~,f' f'Olntp We CMrylong,lastlng tlber glass shingles ,~, CHURCH'S, SCHOOLS, VENDING MACHINES, OFFICES CASE OF 24 CANS FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION PHONE (313)628-4895 by Johrs.Manville ~ .. AND COMMERCIAL ORDERS ACCEPTED! PLUS DEPOSIT \ 1 \ \ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April I, 1982 Page Twelve-A -~ ._------_._------._------.------_ .._-- -~-_.._. -- c 'Views of'the News ) Bus service is in jeopardy The SEMT A r.'.lS system that sen'es the The proposal to raise taxes is more contro- Grosse Pointes as well as other parts of the versiaL The SEMTA board is talking about a spe. Detroit metropolitan area offers an excellent cial SEMTA tax which might be imposed on example of what is happening to local public property, sales or income, subject to voter approv- services as a result of the financial squeezes being aL However, it is believed a sales tax would imposed by Washin~ton and Lansing, require a constitutional amendment and another To put it simply. the Southeastern Michigan income tax on residents already paying city, state Transportation Board is going to ha\'e to do two und federal income taxes would appear to be things to keep operating at even the reduced extremely difficult to impose, A new property levels: boost the bus fares and increase the taxes tax in tlwse times appears to l',,: even less likely tn imposed in the area served, SEMTA already has get approval even if the Legislature could be per- cut its budget. the number of its employes and suaded to put such a proposal on the ballot .at the its services to save $4 million for the rest of the primary c1ection, fiscal year ending June 30, But additional reve- The board is still reviewing the form of the nues still are required to stave off further cuts, tax to be proposed but it aln'udy has del'ided to In a recent letter to Mayor Douglas Graham count the vote on any proposal separately in each ~f C::ss~ Pci~tc P~~k, SE!'.1T..'\'S g~!~~~~!!n:'ll"?~~". of fOil!' m:~iol' "llhciivi~i()n~ in tlw thrI'P-(,ollntv Gary Krause, warned that "unless a. new source area: Oakland County, Macoml' County Detroit of transit funding is found, services could be re- and Wayne County 'outside of Detrcft.' If any = duced by as much as two-thirds, as early as the subdivision rejected the vote, it would be dropped fall of 1982," He said that SEMTA's 380 buses from the area transit system and the tax would -=::=8 could be cut back to about 100 and the tri.county be levied and service \\;ould continue only in the ---====- small bus fleet reduced from 201 to about 50 unless areas which pass it. . funding remedies are found, . FUNDS FROM a SEMTA tax on license plates A MAJOR cause of the problem is the re- and title transfers in the metropolitan area would duction in federal aid which has been financing help matters but that legislation is still tied up about 30 percent of the funding for SEMT A and in litigation. A new state transportation funding Know YOUI" Schools the Detroit Department of Transportation, SEMT A package is being discussed in Lansing but con- and DOT received more than $41 million in fed. troversies over the state's current funding needs eral aid in f{scal year 1981 which ended last Sept. do not offer much hope for any early solution 30 and that figure will be cut to $18,8 million in that would be beneficial to SEMTA. Educa.t;on-A commllnity concern Some people J.Tlay assume that SEMTA could fiscal year 1983 and to $9,4 million in fiscal year schools in the community and the Last year, nearly 478.000 public Ii. collect more from bus riders, But Krause said, in B)' Dr. Kenneth Brummel 1984, The federal subsidy would be wiped out in Supt. of Schools high degree of community participa. brary materials were circulated to succeeding years under the Reagan administra- his letter to Mayor Graham "If we attempt to tion in school activities and programs, over 25,000 registered borrowers, tion's plan. recoup a larger percentage of the budget from "Education is a Community Af!air" A few indicalors of the extent to which is 44 percent of the school In another step to meet the funding crisis, fares, we will onLy succeed in losing more money is a phrase I hope everyone in Grosse which the community's residents district's population, The number of the SEMTA board last week started action to hike as the system becomes unusable because of pro. Pointe will be using and thinking value education are contained in the library materials circulated per resi. the base SEMT A fare by 15 cents which would hibitive costs, based on the experience of other this spring, That phrase is the theme "Statistical Annual Report, 1980.81" dent was 8.35, and the a\'erage circu. mean a 90.cent rate for big.bus service. Small. transit operators across the country." In fact, a for a project of the public school of the school B)'stem. Information in lation of each book in the public system planned to increase the com- bus service WQuld go up 30 or 35 cents, depending t,1se rate of 90 cents may already be near the point that report shows that there were Iibrar)' was 3,71. of diminishing returns, munity's awareness of its public over 5,100 enrollments in last year's These few statistics indicate to me on the type of service, and reduced fares for stu. schools and libraries, In these circumstances, the future of bus adult education program conducted that this is a community which values dents, the elderly and the handicapped also would The objective of the project is to education, Consequently, we are ex. transportation in southeastern Michigan, and by our Department of Continuing be boosted from 5 to 20 cents. show the segment of the communit)' Education, while 3,800 more particl. panding the programs and Bctll'ities Assuming the proposals clear a series of hear. especially outside of the city of Detroit, truly which does not ha\'e children in the pants were im'olved In co-sponsored for parents sponsored by our schools ings, the board plans to impose the new rates appears to be in jeopardy, Ending this service public schools the many fine programs activities conducted by that depart- during the month of May to include July 1. No hearings have been set for the Pointes would be an especially heavy burden on the many and activities going on in the public ment and other organlz.ations In the all resldenls, so that everyone can l:.'.1tone will be held in Harper Woods and another people for whom public transit is the only feasible sch~ols and libraries, and to explain community, see how "Education Is a Community in Roseville. The Harper Woods hearing is sched. link to their jobs, medical attention and other the services available to the com. Participation in last year's pro- Affair:' uled April 22 at 7:30 p.m, at the council chambers necessary services, But it also would be damaging munlt)' from the schools and libraries. grams and activities sponsored by our Details about speci[lc actl\'lties will in the city hall and the Roseville hearin~ on to business institutions and public establishments There is a lot of e\'idence that ed. Department of Community Ser\'lces be announced in thl' news media, April 23 at 1 p.m, at the council chambers in the which rely so heavily on SEMT A service. Overall, ucation really is a communit)' affair exceeded 12,000, and, in addition, o\'cr the cable televuion network, and in school publications, Watch {or this dty hall. it Would be a serious blow to the Pointes. in the Grosse Pointes and Harper many other persons In the community Woods, The six communities have out.' were able to utilize public school fa. information, and please visit )'our standing records of support for edu. cillties by making arrangements sehools and libraries In May, You'll Lansing's good example cation, shown by the many fine through that department. be glad )'OU did! , In a move to encourage state employes to taxes might be a possibility in order to b'.lild up Proposed pool makes no sense agree to pay concessions, Gov. William Milliken, a cash restoration fund and improve the state's cash flow problems, To the Editor: It is about time sports--minded and the pool too shallow? The top-adminjstra?,o~;;.9~ciala aI).d legislative leaders On March 4 we received a no- people grow up and get in touch majority of tnxpayers are not have agreed to.'tilte a pay'1eD"wee1t. In"doing 'ISO, . The other"paeMb\e alternative is still the in. crease in the income tax. Gov. Milliken proposed tice of our property re-assess- with reality. We in Grosse even aware of this blunder, they have followed example of Rep, William Common sense and a little fore. Bryant, Jr. of Grosse Pointe, the House Republi- a eeven-tenths of 1 percent rate increase but the ment with a proposed increase Pointe already have more parks of $4,924. Before recovering with outdoor pools. more schools sight would have prevented this can leader, who earlier had turned t.'lck a two- Republicans, according to Rep. Bryant, have re- from this shock (an unbelievable with indoor pools and more sup- waste of money, week check for $927, plus another check for $75 jected that plan. Instead, they have advanced the increase in the supposed value port for schools in general than The decision made b\' the ad- from a legislative insur.ance plan that was can- possibility of an income tax hike for a limited period but only if it turns out that the budget of homes for which there are no most school districts in all of the ministration (our year; ago was celled. buyers). I read in The Pointer United States, We certainly do. and still is a good one. Install The political leaders' good example does pub-- cannot be balanced by cuts in state spending that the Board of Education is not need to spend in excess of a diving board at Brownell. licize and emphasize that almost everyone in alone. seeking a resolution to appear $3,5 million for yet another pool. Post South High and Eastern Michigan is going to have to make sacrifices In his budget. the governor had proposed en the June 4 ballot regarding :\1ichigan League Records along- before the state emerges from its current depres- raising the state income tax from 4,6 percent to About four years ago the ad- the 'possible construction of an side ~orth High and Bi-County's sion. With layoffs, plant closings, payless pay 5.3 percent which, while it would be a rate hike ministration made the decision enclosed community swimming Records at the home pool. Com- days and actual cuts in wages, to say nothing of of only seven-tenths of 1 percent, would amount that North would be the home pool. It i, to be located in the mon sense and some hindsight the continuing high rate of unemployment, we're to an increase of more than 15 percent. He had pool, for both schools and that seuth end of the district near tells the tapayers it will not cost reminded more and more of the conditions of the also proposed earmarking nearly half of the hike South would practice at Brown- for the needs of transportation but .that part of South High School at an ap- elL If South's pool is not ade- $125.000 let alone $3,5 million, great depression. Then, too, workers on occasion proximate cost of $3,5 million. Ho\\' about it Grosse Pointe were asked to make sacrifices in pay and benefits his plan already has b~en eliminated because of quate for competitive swim- Furthermore. the l2)ard wants to voters? Another pool and higher in order to save jobs. and spread the work. the strong opposition to it. ming. why did the board spend conduct a study of this pool taxes" Or common sense? Meanwhile, in Lansing, the governor and In an election year. the Republicans are es- $4.148 installing a diving board which would cost an additional legislative leaders wrestle with the unpleasant pecially opposed to a permanent income tax hike there where it can't be used Julia ~1. McC:lrroli $125,000 in architect's fees. I re- task of trying to balance a state budget in the and have suggested as a possibility that any hike 1: ;cau~e the ceiling is too low Grosse Pointe Park sent this insensitive expenditure ------_._------~------_ ..._------face of declining revenues and, in some cases, at ce written to expire on or before election day, of taxpayer's money during 'least, rising demand for services for those who In that way, the Legislature could avoid the these difficu It financial times. have lost their jobs or suffered cither reverses criticism that the "temporary" hike might remain Does the Board of Education d~ring the ~concm.ic d~~.1.r!!tD.rn. as a permllr.f'nt increase, which is what happened really believe \vith Michigan What; nv.I on AS THEY debate the unpleasant alternatives to a 1975 "temporary" increase that became per- awash in a depression and un- before them, the political leaders are still giving manent two years later. employment, with rising income top priority to reviewing possible additional cuts IT'S ALREADY clear that whatever plan emerges from Lansing-whether it calls for simply and property taxes, with declin- II~t in state spending before they decide whether they .r~,~~~ ing school enrollments that the rl... r ,.,.. also will have to seek new revenues to balance more cuts or more cuts plus new taxes-the pros- voter is stupid enough to vote By Pat Rousseau the budget, Democratic leader~ are going through pects are that Michigan's state services will con- tinue to be trimmed back for at least the next a tax increase against himself a list of cuts proposed by Republicans and after for another p::lol? When people New At Seasons Of Paper. ' , Easter their joint analysis b")th will be in better position year. With a reduction in state aid, municipal and are struggling with inflation and decorations, eggs, bags, boxes, b'.mnies, to know' whether cuts alone will balance the school budgets also will have to be cut, That is fighting for their jobs, then this paper party goods and sun catchers budget or whether new taxes also will be needed, ba:l news for the schools, people on welfare and consideration is hardly what I 115 Kercheval. If it turns out that new taxes will be required, any others benefitting from state services, But it consider a priority item. as Gov, Milliken appears to believe, consideration is a reflection of the hard times the state is under. Coordinated , . . bumper• pads, quilts, pillows, going as a result of the sharp decline in the auto The Board of Education mem- probably will be given to increases in such nui- bers should come back to the lamps are available at Young Clothes and dust ruffles sance or excise taxes as those on cigarets, beer industry, can be ordered, Choose adorable on green and cute With 2uto sales still in the doldrums. it is too planet Earth if they ",'ish to re- and liquor. Since the federal government now tain their positions. Have they bunny on yellow. , ' 110 Kerchen!. has given up its plan for excise tax boosts, there early to see much light at the end of that econ- omic tunnel through which the state and its people forgotten that the people in the is more support for such a proposal at the state s::luth end of the district helped Dip-Idy-Dill ,. is a delicious• herb and spice mix level. . have been crawling for too many months_ How- that comes in a jar and with tast\" reciDes at the ever, with',the advent of spring. dreary as its first pay for the p::lol at North as Rep, Bryant points out that even if the budget well ns North itself? Have thev Greenhouse, Use for a dip mix and to spi~e foods, A could be balanced this year a.nd next without sample was, perhaps now we'll see a revival of thoughtful. Useful Easter gift. 117 KerchevaL both hope and business. forgotten that the pool at North additional revenue, an increase in the nuisance was to be home pool for both schools? Have they forgotten pirarl-'llorlOll Great Stock• Reduction Sale . , ' at that the estimated cost of build- Picard-Norton, 92 Kercheval! Three da\"s only, April 1, 2. 3. Save on markdowns on ing North ended up almost dou- ~ Grosse Pointe News ble the anticipated estimate? all merchandise in the store. ------~------Mari;j Dinan, , ' is in• Chicago to see early fall fashIOns. Meanwhile back at 11 Kercheval,' from Published Weekly by Anteebo Publishers A model citizen F':orida has come'Rae Petersen's casual. colorful cotton NEWS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY To the Editor: 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. 882.0294 882-6900 882.3500 I)nnt dresses and skirts for a forecast of bright sunny I was very impressed with days ahead. Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 SUSAN M { People Section of 1"he l)ointe The Second Section B Thursday, April), 1982 Fron1 Al10ther Pointe Of View By JUliet .11uel1(', Sweet. Afton is a pale pink rose that grows In the public ~arden In. front of the Grosse Pointe Central Library. It 1S a favorite of Margaret and lIenry Young, of McKinley Avenue, who know intimately all the roses that bloom in profusion for library patrons and passers.by all summer long, for they have been nurturing and tending these roses for the P AS A JACOBSON'S BRIDE, Up To YOU ARE ROYALLY SERVED You want the most Important day of 50% Off your life to be perfecl So ao we That IS why we offer these services Our Bridal Consultant who will help With every aspect of your wedding a selection of sportswear. Our Bridal Registry In which to list all your wedding gift preferences dresses. coats. lin~erie. Our Bridal Salon With gowns for your r attendants and honored guests and millinen •. accessories. the wedding gown of your dreams Our Beauty Salon where you have an bridal (Grosse Pointe only) apPointment to become a radiant bride Stationery Consultants to help you choose exquIsite InVitations and private papers , Fine Jewelry Salon With engagpment lings and wedding bands gifts for attendants. Luggage for your wedding trip the Jacobson's trousseau yOl! Wish In It units 1287 Interior Designers to help you plan and eJrcoralf> .~II Sale.~ Final youl Irrst rwme .'-0 C.O.D ..~ Jacobson's OPEN THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS LJ N T IL 9 00 P M )ht shops of .,· W~lto1t.l'i~r,~ "Grosse Pointe • Somerset Man \. ,_a 4 • . .. • 4 • • Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April I, 1982 Sophomore LISA HAN- SEN, daughter of MR. and PUS(.a.~-()'Neill Spring Teen Bash MRS. TOBEY HANSEN with Ruth and Lynn Jr., of Crescent Lane, and junior LISA LUNDELL, I,Veliliillg s.lated daughter of MR. and MRS. ARVlD LUNDELL, September wedding plans are being of North Duval Road. made by Laurie O'Neill and Dan Pus. were named to the Dean's cas whose engagement has been an- List at Wheaton College nounced by her parents, Mr. ane! Mrs. for the fall semester of the Arden O'Neill. of Grand Blanc. 1981-82school year, The bride-elect is a senior at Central ... Michigan University, wher!.' she ha~ affiliated with Zeta Tau Alpha soror. JAMES E. FISHl':;R Jr .. ity. son of MR, and MRS. . Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. ~ JAMES E. FISHER, of Donald Puscas, of Berkshire Road, is : Anita Avenue, has been a 1977 Grosse Pointe South High elected president of his Heather ..Breckenridge Donna Lee Hume Annette Crandall School graduale who recently received fr aternitv. XA M, at his Bachelors degree in Bu'siness Ad- Northwood Institute, m inistration {rom Central Michigan May wedding June wedding Miss Cran(lall University. where he affiliated with The University Liggett Sigma phi Epsilon fratt.>rnity, He Is School team of JOAN presently employed by the Burroughs date is nlade for Miss HUlne to be Inarried Corporation, MARTIN, ROB RYAN, Mr. and 1\1rs. John Breckenridge, or The engagement of Donna Lec Annt.>tle Thierv Crandall an,\ Brent ROB MACKETCHAN and North Brys Dri\'e, are announcing the Burne and Jeffrey Russel CJayton was James Lilly, whose engagement was MARK McKINNO:'ll. was engagement of their daughter, announced by her mother. Pcggy Lee announcecl by her parents, 1\!r and among 10 teams which Shores Gl,rllell Heather, to Brian Roorda, son or Mr. Hume, of Lakeview Road, at Christ- Mrs. Jl'rome Peter Crandall. at a farn. outcalculated 38 other and Mrs. Edward Roorda, of mas, The wedding is planned {or early i!\' d inuer at their Harcourt Road teams enroute to the Club to "teet Farmington Hills, A mid.May wedding June. home during the Christmas holidays, "Computer Bowl V" fin. is planned. Miss Hume, who is also the c1aughter are planning a June wedding at Saint als at the University of Thl' Grosse Pointe Shores Branch of The bride-elect is compleling work of tht' late Donald K. Hume, was Paul's.on.the.l.akeshore, .. al' r '-'ut .::N",,,,,,,,, ...," Ut'trOlt on l"eb. 21. . • ~ f' ...... ~ " ('" .,_ """',. '.' I •• ~ ,. ~ •• " •• I..," to .. r- ,. r-n lor ner t1acnelOr 01 1'"1I1eAn:; degl'Ct: l;!d.UUcU~ UVIJl, \.Itv,)o>lf;:" .& \JUtl\: J'VUl,.U H V blow dry sty~ng the Woman's National Farm and Gar- .& 11'-" l.J1 I'"'''' - ~'"' ~ ~ 16...... den Association meets tomorrow, Fri. in Painting at the Center for Creative High School in 1977. She is working as Pointe South lIigh School prior to 1'1'10- reg, price Cuts, $18 Local women among day, April 2, in the Yorkshire Road Studies. Her fiance, who attended Ihe a dental receplionisl.assislant in the eating in Atlanta, Ga" where shc Pnces valid 'lil Apnl 15 those chosen for inclusion home of Mrs. Robert Rousseau who Center for Creative Stuciies, is now General Motors Building. complt.>ted her edu('ation and IS cur. in the 1981 edition of Out- will be assisted by co-hostesses Mrs. working at Bechtel Corporation ill Ann Her fiance, son of Mr. ami Mrs. rently t'mpJoyel1 as an executi\'e sec. standin'g Young Women of C. Herbert Ewing, of Uni\'ersity Arbor. Donald Clayton, of Roval Oak, is an retarv, Mr. Lillv, son of Mr, anrl 1\1rs , America were PATRICIA Place, and Mrs. Robert S. King. of alumnus o(Royal Oak's Kimball High Jaml:s Lilly, or Atlanta, is cmploved A. ECK, of Notre Dame Lakeland Avenue, School. He works for GTE in 1\fountain as a sales coordinator while ,Ittending Avenue, TRACY LEE Post-luncheon. Carolyn Jamison will View, Calif. DeKalb Collcge, ALLEN. of Lakeshore give a slide presentati"on on the culti- View Lamaze Lane, JOAN M.ARIE vation and use of herbs. A business The place to discover THOMSON, of Three Mile session will conclude the afternoon's Phllse I pl(l,n~ Sllll(/ll ..Y potluck Drive, and KRISTANN activities. film at Cottage ~ Members o{ Phase I, the orgar.iza. in Kay Baum SUE LEITH, of Westches- dish. for eight 10 10; those who:;e ! Michigan Opera Theatre is currently classes in all aspects of opera prcxluc- Silk Flower Arrangements accepting resumes from qualified tion and accommodations in Detroit. Custom Work candidates for its Fall 1982 Young Art. Free Estimates Wedding Bouquets Resumes for Vocal Performance ists Intern Program in the following at reasonable prices internships should be received no later areas: Vocal Performance, Directing. (large se!ecbOn 01 Silk flowers sold separately) PEARLS ARE SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL. Production/Stage Management, Ward. than Monday, April 5. Auditions will robe/Make-Up, Technical and Ad- be held in New York in mid.April. in ..- ,7~~ Detroit in late April. Resumes for pro- The beauty of our cultured pearls lies in their simple ministrative. MOT regards its internships as {ull duction interns will be accepted until ~ ele"ance. set in 14 karat yellow gold. And their prices Saturday, May 15. ~ ~¥r time obligations for the fall season, as 521-4061 ~l a~e beautifullv affordable~ A. With diamond, 545. they encompass all production work Resumes should be sent to the ~!OT 15519 Harper Ave. - B. S80. C $265. for main stage performances. Interns Production O{fice, 350 Madison Av- ,:¥~~ are offered a weekly stipend. master enue, Detroit, ~tich. 48226. Corner of Nottingham rSi/k ?J!ower ?lJ,ranging o "/\fW connor u'ir/wr. nor custom st(//e t/)('ir infinite 1 '(/ri('r~j. .." The silk.en textures of Corham inspire arrangements of lasting beauty. Come, browse through our garden ..,pick from a rainbow array of colors and floral varieties to suit your decor. Grace Licata will create spring arrangements using your container or one chosen from our large selection. Let spring bloom in your home with a personal expression of floral beauty. Jacobson's GROSSE POINTE .._"---- • .. Thursd/lY, April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P/lge Three.B IT'S SPRING TIME FOR DREAMS. At M ...J.C.We Have Created The Total Salon, That Will Turn Your Dreams Into Practical Realities. tUicqllrl-JJlImra [oiffurre 881-6470 Susan Lt'pley Constance Kristoffy DiarJ(' Millenbach Patricia Singer 20525 MACK AVENUE Susan IAepley Miss Kristoffy J>~i.. Patricia Singer ~REDI([N~' 2 Blocks South of 8 Mile Jllalll1iIl~ OPEN EVERY EVENING to I)(~ a bride to wed in May SUITIlner rites will s~y vows Dr. and \Irs Fn'(\l'rlek J Lepley, uf Mr. and ."1rs Eugene Kristoffy, uf Late Augu.,l wcddlllg pllills hav{' :VI r. ilnd ~Irs. :'\orherl Singer of AI. Bl SALE S614 the best of Drexel's Decorated Et Cetera Pieces now priced at SALE 5494 25% off ::::J' S'tV -:.. "",~ S ~:3. ~.- (:'e8 ~>:~"e s rT:JS. pc c~.a r ~-!t-:~'"'I" ?. ~'..~[. C .~".~....r ,1 ~~I ',', ~~s .:.....~ ? ;::(0-:-: ~, SC' r'g: ....'c "t.\;, "g t"1: sa\ '-'gs J~ 2-, ': -.". ,- j',; \.j'"",-; .,1 ~'."::."~(. ~,~Y' g'YCc; :. '" l.."}e"Ca18 "(i ....c-s..::.ee.'. : • ,': ,,- ,'s :..:' "-~' :-....:~..: t~Cd'-:\ ~~...... ,-:- .::~~.. ~ S'''O.~r: S d "~8rp sa'~~~,:;~' '<.,. '" _~~..~'e~~L2..J~CaS9S ,"c.' ,~S ":-{' C eces ar'0'-"" '''::'5 ,~" ...~" ,;' :", '-;5" -1' SALE S1.199 . . .- . LET US APPRAISE YOUR PRECIOUS JEWELRY Friday, April 2 In our FIne Jewelry S810n , ( We invite you to bring your jewelry or gemstone in f, for an accurate evaluation by our gemologist You I may also wish to have your diamond Gemprinted for permanent identification at the same time. Each of these services will be performed while you wait. Please reserve your appointment by calling 882-7000 12200 HALL RD IM-59\ i9435 MACK AVENUE SlerJInQ He/QMs Grosse Pointe Woods R€ \'H't'1 Van D~l(f f'('('~a, & I.3keS'de -\laJi 3 t,; :l-.S lw~''1/-'l" VJ'OS5 (- \1 re RoarJJ 739.5100 881-9390 Jaco15sons BOTH STORES ('PEN MON THUAS 8. FRI UNTIL 9 PM 0".' Pa'8 Q ',' -0 ~ .1,' C"5ed sV"~~Y OPEN THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 00 PM ----_...... _------~._.~.- . Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. April I, 1982 EASTER SPECIAL Fronl Al10ther Poillte Knowing that you would like to h~ve Of View a g(xxl permanent and some are Just --- too expensive, Joseph's of Grosse (Continued from Page 1m Pointe, for the months of March and Mary Evelyn Self and Margaret Steppler, co.chairmen April is offering all perms including of the event, have made al'rangements [or it with the Zotos, Wella, Redken and the famous help of former Pointer Mary Anne Janci, who now re- Sensor Perm for only sides in Ann Arbor. This council level speech contest is the second step on the way to competing in the Toastmis- $30.00 Complete tress International contest, to be held in Australia in July. Donna Loyal, of Windsor, who won first place at JOSEPH the club leveL will be l'eprcsenting Mid-Century. OF GROSSE POU'lTE 882.2239 Among members and guests of the local club cheering I'", elOru BfAVTY SALON 882-2240 Donna on in Ann Arbor will be Sylvia Rutkowski, Mar- Z09S1 IIIACK ~I b~';,~~.rno~~ guerite Vincent, Mary Fitzpatrick, Lynn Ziegenfuss, Jane Self, Doris Richards, Dorothy Coyle and Lillian Stark. Back in The Pointe next week, Mid-Century has scheduled a regular meeting for Tuesday, April 6, at Mrs. Fitzpatrick's Hidden Lane home. The program calls Special Order - Allow 4 Weeks fi- _d ------~ for luncheon, a business session and the presentation of a Me/VISA Accepted travel film on Japan. 84 Kercheval 882~3580 ILLUSTRATED OPERA LECTURES Mid.Century Toastmistress welcome new members, women interested in learning to think and speak on their feet, and invite anyone who would like more information Tuesdays at 1:00 PM on their organization to call 822-8667 and get it. Beginning April 6 EUROPE... Lowest Fares 'Sunday Strolls' to Start Again Conducted by Dr.Jack C. DuBois Now that winter is (we hope!) over, the Detroit Histori- cal Society is ready with a fourth season of Sunday Frankfurt Strolls through historically/architecturally interesting April 6 - THETAlES OF HOFFMANN S areas of the metropolitan community. The stroll through FROM April 13 - MADAME BUITERFLY Old Grosse Pointe is scheduled for June 13, but this year, 559 April 20 - IL TROVATORE before anyone starts strolling anywhere, the Historical April 27 - THE MAGIC FLUTE Society will launch the season with a pair of slide talks on architecture. London May 4-NORMA The introductory programs this Sunday, April 4, and May 18 - THE BARBER OF SEVillE the Sunday after Easter, April 18, will be conducted by , '640 ... ~;t ~_ ALL SUMMER .and RIGOlETTO pI' )minent preservationist and architect Gordon Bugbee -_ .. ~c at 2 p.m. at the Detroit Historical Museum. They are .. ~ I Open to the public, at no charge designed_ to familiarize strollers with periods, styles and Call Us Today for Reservations and Information architectural terminology. The first lecture will be on Sue Albright Judy Standish domestic architecture, the second on public buildings Anne Benkert Phoebe Weinberg SOMERSET MALL and churches. Attendance is limited, and reservations Big Beaver Road at -Coolidge, Troy are required. Shelly Brenner Hours;Sunday, 12-5; Monday, Thursday, Friday 10-9 10!tler days 10-6. The 1982 Sunday Strolls program opens officially April 25, with a tour of historic Indian Villa~e and West Vil- Greatways Trovel Corporation lage. This guided walk through Detroit's original French farmland area is offered in cooperation with the Indian 100 Kercheval On the HIli 886-4710 Village and West Village neighborhood associations, and Open Mon.-Frl. 9 a.m .•5 p.m. Sat. 9:30-12:30 includes a visit to Whittier Towers and the elegant Van Dyke Place Restaurant. The other 1982 Sunday Stroll areas, in addition to Old Grosse Pointe, are Elmwood Cemetery (May 9), Downtown East (May 23), Mount Elliott Cemetery (June Tl), Historic Fort Wayne (July 11), Hamtramck(July 25), Palmer Woods (Aug. 8), Woodmere Cemetery (Aug. 22), Downtown West (Aug. 29), New Center Area (Sept. 12), Corktown (Sept. 26), Boston-Edison (Oct. 3), Woodlawn Cemetery (Oct. 17) and Masonic Temple (Oct. 3I). Tickets for each lecture and each tour at $3.50 per person ($2.50 for Detroit Historical Soc'iety members) are available through the Historical Society office, 833- 7935. All tours begin at 2 p.m., rain or shine, and last Welcome spring in this approximately two-and-one-half hours. - cla,;;sic sh irtdress from Jamison. Pointers earl) U of M honors More than 60 Pointe students were of Ridgemont Road, Jean M. Lesha. among over 3,400 University of Michi- Fordcroft Road, Meredith A. Longley, gan students recognized at the univer- of Hampton Road, Christopher M. sity's annual Honors Convocation Lynch, of Ballantyne Road, James P. March 26. Wade H. McCree Jr., U of McDonald, of Shoreham Road, Daniel Sizes: 6-14 M professor of law and former United J. McEnroe, of Lochmoor Boulevard, $119.00 States Solicitor General, was the fea- Elisabeth A. McFarlane. of Hillcrest tured speaker. Road and Michelle A. Mourad. of Among students named James B. Shelden Road. Angell Scholars for maintaining an More are Dawn S.M. Oltoni, of Van all-A record for two or more consecu. Antwerp Road, Tinamarie Pappas, of _ tive terms as undergraduates were North Brys Drive, Michael C. Rock- Barbara K. Belfore, of Bishop Road, well, of Thorn Tree Road, Tammy L. Frederick A. Berg, of Bedford Road, Rose, of Willow Tree Place, Rex R. Paul E. Dembry, of Berkshire Road, Roy. of Shelden Road, Mary L. James V. DiSanto, of Whittier Road, SChooff, of Sunningdale Drive, Celeste 369 " 375 Fisher Rd. Michaela M. Kemp, of Three Mile A. Shields, of Torrey Road, Philip M. Grosse Pointe, Michisan Drive, Michael G. O'Bryan, of Rivard Spoehr, of North Brys Drive, Marlene Boulevard, and Guerin S. Wilkinson, of 886-7960 M. Stahl, of Michaux Court, and Laura "The Drum Woodland Place. A. Stanczyk, of Lothrop Road. 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Saturday & Bugle" William J. Branstrom prizes were awarded to members of the freshman Class Honors were also awarded to class who rank in the top rive percent Patricia L. Streicher, of Deming Lane. of their class, including Kurt A. John O. Strek, of South Oxford Road. • Buechler, of Saddle Lane, Laurence J. Kathryn A. Thomas, of Marian Court, Fromm, of Belanger Road, Marlene David S_ Vanker, of Wedgewood Contrary to M. Stahl, of Michaux Court, Patricia Drive, Jane M. Wilson, of Lothrop L. Streicher, of Deming Lane, and Mi. Road, Barbara K. Belfore. of BIShop WHITTIER TOWERS chael J. Dunne, of Buckingham Road. Road, Frederick A. Ber~. of Bedford Among students who received Class Road, Paul E- Dembry, of Berkshire popular belief ~ Honors for achieving an academic Road. James V. DiSanto, of Whittier record equal to at least half A;s and Road, and David J. Diehl, of Bucking- half B's for two terms during 1981 ham Road. ~'- were Mary J. Ambrozy, of West Kings Other honorees include Michael J_ Court, Edward J. Ayaub, of Wedge- Dunne, of Buckingham Road, Eliza- wood Drive, Kurt A. Buechler, of Sad. beth A. Franco, of Grayton Road, Mi. dIe Lane, Paul J. Cusenza. of Ballan- chaela M. Kemp, of Three Mile Drive, tyne Road, Bernadette M. Dennehy, of Robert C. King, of Lakeland Avenue. Kensington Road, Julie P. Dettloff, of William R. McBrearty, of Fisher Dean Lane, John A. Espiritu, of Road, Michael G. O'Bryan, of Rivard Moran Road, Lisa A. Fikany, of York- Bouiev-ard, Colleen G. Paye, of town Road, Catherine A. Franklin, of Nottingham Road, Susan J. Penoyar. Jfeltl? -'~YOll'" ke, 10 There Vernier Road, and Laurence J. of Rathbone Place, Peter X. Prophit. Fromm, of Belanger Road. of Neff Road. and George J. Reindel, !It,a()io(l~ ~elilteI1UJ,JI.1lite':n'l will Others receiving Class Honors were of Lincoln Road. David G. Fry, of Glen Arbor Lane, Mary R. Shaheen, of YorkShire Earl J. Glusac, of Meadow Lane. John Road. Mark K. Ulmer. of Lincoln be a F. Haughton, of Lee Gate Lane, Alex- Road, Sarah L. Ulmer. of Lincoln andra E. Helble, of Blairmoor Court. Road, Mary A. Vann, of Lakepointe • Private rooms and Apartments summer Christine Kaliardos, of Moross Road. Avenue, Lynda A. Wehrmeister, of all with private baths and Gretchen J. Keppler. of Haw- Grayton Road, Andrea Wiedermann. thorne Road. of Lakepointe Avenue, Guerin S. Wil. Others are Peter R. Koenig, of Ed. kinson. of Woodland Place and Vic- • Around-the-clock security mundton Drive, Jennifer R. Krato, of toria G_ Wilkinson, of Audubon Road. Chalfonte Avenue, Stephanie J. Leon, also received Class Honors_ • Excellent Meals • Maintenance and Take a /()ok at Mary-grove and • Beauty/Barber Shop we're The seventh annual open house monstrations are being held. as well as sponsored by the Admissions Depart- tours through Ihe library and dorm • Grocery Store ment of Marygrove College. located on and discussions on financial aid. A • library West McNichols at Wyoming in north- complementary lunch features a ready! west Detroit, opened last Tuesday, local media or political celebrity. _ • Registered Nurses on duty March 30. and continues throu~h to- This year's threc special guest lec- • Doctors' Clinic day, Thursday. April 1. Hours are 9 turers are Carmen Harlan, WDIY.TY a.m. to 8 p.m. Channel 4 anchorwoman; Detroit City Over 150 classes in areas from arts Councilwoman Barbara-Rose Collins to science, psycholog.v to math. dance BUY EARLY AND SAVE UP TO 400/0 and Eleanor Josaitis, associate direc- all within the building to computers and management, have tor of Focus Hope been opened to those who choose t~ PATIO & 979-5500 participate in Mar~grove's "Expen- Over lIOOpeople, ag('s 18 to 80. at. 35a34 VAN DYKE • STEllllfG HTS. ment with College.' Professors, stu- tended each of Marygrove's last six FURNITURE .IITWOOD I'WA ••• 1. 1$-16111.. 1*. nents administrators and alumni are open houses. A free schedule of this OPEN MON., THURS., FA!. 10-8 on ha'nd to answer questions. Praclie- year's classes. lunches and special call Lois Nair for an appointment TUES_. WED .. SAT. 10.5 ing professionals in several fields are programs may be obtained by contact- (313) 823-6470 or 822-9000 CASUALS SUNDAY 12-5 lecturing on their careers. ing the Marygrove Admissions Office, Special art, music and dance de,- 862.8000. Extension 220. • • lC- .. "'.1.~ _,-"'0 Thursday, April I, /982 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W 5 Page Five.B ---- ._------_.- ---_. ------._ - _.- . _._-----_._. __._--_._-_._------_._------Free Orchestra HaIl programs Spring clean-up The Friends for Orchestra Hall and Further Information and reservations the Junior League of Detroit are pre. may be obtained by calling Orcllestra ~he Clofhej pin sentlng two special programs Ihls Hall, 833-3102 .• Belle Isle date month In the free Daytime Perfor. The Daytime Performance Series mance Series at Orchestra Hall. Third The Friends of Belle Isle and Michi- was begun as a project of tbe Junior gan Metro Girl Scouts wm be joining through 12th grade school children, League of Detroit, which has desig. senior clllzens and handicapped per. forces to spruce up Belle Isle between gntute ~p~Ulg and gUJmlleJt ~tDc~ naled $52,000 to enable senior citizens, 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday, April 3 - sons are welcome to attend one or handicapped persons and school.aged both of them. and they need all the help they can chlldren to experience fine cultural get. "The Friends welcome anyone The Detroit Symphony Percussion events at no charge in beautifully re- Ensemble performs this Monday, who would like to help oul," says stored Orchestra Hall. Approximately Karen Grech, Belle Isle Clean.Up April 5, at 10:30 a.m. and again at 1 15,000 people have attended 15 such p.m. Salvatore Rabbio, principal tym. coordinator. "We're elated at the re- performances. The series Is now Into " sponse we're getting from individuals panist of the Detroit Symphony Or. its second season. chestra, Norman Fickel, assistant I and groups who want to help clean up 40% o~~ principal percussionist with the DSO the Island. and Sam Jundo, formerly principal "The Girl Scouts, veterans' groups, To cite elected 4-H Clubs, Motor City Striders and percussionist with the New Orleans JQQ gaQes gUtaQ Sym,hony, now DSO member. prom. • many others are sending volunteers -- women officials but you don't have be in a group to ise a complete "in performance" de- to 20641 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods • 881-8848 The Michigan Women's Political join, Just bring your boots, gloves, a '111' Carole Wal SOli, Choir I Orchestra MalcolmJohns, Conductor C'nn~1J1ri~nyNi94t April 9th, 8:00 p.m. FREE PARKING and ADMISSION Everyone Welcome The wonderful skills of our remod. The 1982 eling service are a..'ailable to bring Reiko Summer Collection Showing new beauty and style to your older Silver Bel I Friday and Saturday, April 2 and 3 furs. ~'hy settle for a dated look 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., in Grosse Pointe when your furs can come alive right for Easter The special expertise of Reiko turns into step with the fashions of today Newest haJlrnarfaed edition fashion into art ...hand painted-and- . , . an economical and practical in a unique screened designs on pure silk crepe way to get the most from your furs. collecrors' series Also fur storage. cleaning and reo de chine, an intriguing look of pairing. originality and charm. Colors range from bright summer hues to darker, full tones to create Call for an AppOintment special-occasion dressing of 885.9000 timeless appeal. Sizes 4 to 16. A trIO of tulIps. true turbll'\j!('n of spnng. gracefu 1I~'ronn.~the finial of IU:ed & Bartoo's 1982 Easler Bell MetIculously TRADE.INS ACCEPTED ON crafted in shIning sll...erpl2le. this tuneless ~l8l11.\ patt ol PURCHASE OF NEW FURS the popular HobdayBells' S Grosse Pointe South among athletes named to Michigan University 3.:l5 grade point average High School graduate the Dean's List for the fall Hendrie, who plays tennis for a minimum of 12credit AAUW~sStudy Gr~ups PHIL HENDRIE was semester at Northern at NMU, earned allcllst Ii hours. to meet dllring April Aa.JII_ .... a..... 1nL Study Groups of the Grosse Everett, whose co-hostess will be Pointe Branch, American Associa- Crit Leibbrand. Reservations SPECIALIZING IN INTERIOR tion of University Women, will be should be made by calling 884-9036 BUILDING CLEANING ON meeting throughout the month, by MaMay, Apl'il 19. starling today, Thursday. April I, Green Thumb meets Friday, RESIDENTIAL HOMES AND Mkhel Jean Pi~t with an International Relations April 23, at 1: 15 p.m. in the COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS. l A N 0 ~ ( A , I N G session in the Touraine Roan Buckingham Road home of Sue home of Phvllis Rabbicteau who MacKechnie, whose Cather grows 892-5989 will be assisted by co-hostess prize delphiniums in the north. ~iary Louise Krebs: Ann Nichol. west. Sue will give details on how FREE ESTIMATES son's discussion of "Black Africa: to grow, kinds and history of del- Specializing in crc,lcive d(;~i~n, The Years Since Independence" phiniums. Many Green Thumb will fo~us on the smaller' Black members are making plans to at. arid cht: planting of quality African states, their problems and tend the Southern Michigan Unit successes, their role in world poli- of the Herb Society of America's trees, TnmlJ'la/j, (hpant~ SpU'f,t) , shadt shrubs, evergreens tics. luncheon and lecture by herbalist The ideal permanent ev&rgreen ground cover plant Dorothy Newhouse will/resent Adeima Grenier Simmons Thurs- to grow in sunny as well as shady locations where and large specimen Utes. a program 011 the life an art of day, April 29, at 11:30 a.m. at the grass fails. GroWl at liven height of about 8 inches. Honore Daumier 0808.1879) at an Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Plant 6 inch8J apart. Sturdy. well'footlld planu, Art Appreciation meeting tomor- Tickets for the program on postpaid: 50-$13.50, 100-$22.95.500-$85.95 row, Fririay, Aprii 2., ctL :1.3u a.1l1. "Fiawl;ll!;; "ild I'l.mti ..g the Hc.~ 1000-$145.00. F'MIt Q"."'" nook PO'lp.,d .nd .. pertlv PlIChd. GuaranlNd 10 h.~ or we'll replllC. in her Kerby Road home, explor. Garden," at $10 each, may be ob. "p to 1 VNr. Prompt Ihipment. O,der dlrf," Jrom ad Of ing various aspects of her sub- tained by sending checks, payable S<'nd [OT p! /loa/.ll tli.llpfaYNI fl.} A different title Sixlf'll f~Jtrlitlg returns DSO at frfllll)rook Si)(ten Ehrling, former Detroit able 011 a limited basis at the rloor for Model boats from [ Edmund T. Ahee Jewelry CoJ for Dr. Lootens Symphonl' Orehestra music dirl'dor, $4, s.tarting at 7: 30 p,m. on ('oncert around the world are returns to the !"onl Auditorium (or evenings. (~lO" nmlY OUIO.... The Grelll Lakes Yacht Cluh WIll of- displayed in the chang- cOJl~erts with the IJSO Thursday, Ehrling, born in the Swedish seaport & I-.AU A , ------~--~------~~------ _P_19_e_Ei9~h~t._B . . . . G_R_O_S_S_E__ ~~.I N ..T.E _~ __E__W_S . __ . .... Thursd oy, April 1, 1982 ...... ~= Bonlnd AtIOc ..... S~ 01 htl l Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange GrONe Poln'. "OIl! PROP'RTIII LIITID ON THI". 'AOI' .... ' O"''''D eXCLUSIVI!~ .bchMgtR'" E.Ia'...... ,.,.,. W BYMIM".R' 01' THI GRO".,PO'N'. RIAl.I'TATI DCHAHO' 8orl.nd AhOCilte$ HELOC\TIl"G'! "HOME OWNERSHIP Of,Elrl Keirn RMlty Makt' tht, I'i~ht IN THE POINTES" Wm, J. Champion & Co. IIHlH'. Visit 01' )lhont' Thradlre."",' a 1Ill'Ill hl'l' II r I h., Alril ZZ, 29 .IW 6 13 LOTS OF ADVICE .. , from the ex- Century 21 Lochmoor (.ruSSI' Poinll' Hl'"i IrIwNII saM.! CllIf.n, Danaher. Baer, peres , .. on everything from properey WI/eon and Stroh, Inc Estalt' EXt'ha.llg1'. 1'111' n.r.I ••• cbrl' taxes to creative financing ... Thun- R.G. Edgar & Choose Your III'om"l: /lI'Oft'SSlOlI- Rnu.. ', ,~.. I.I AMoclates "I St'l'\lt.t'. 884,5700 & day evenings ar 7: 30, April 22 29, Goodman. Pierce 2 FmS'I' UI"FEIUN(iS May 6 & 13. BrowntIJ School Cafereria. & Associate. (;;:;;.~s("'j'Oil;i~ Sh()~~' :-::-ov;:rl~~killg I:ah~si~ Grosse Pointe No dWfJ.:t'. Hest"lt' by phoning 884. '5 700. Real Estate Co. (,I .. ir. Il('alltiful h'dgl' rork ('onstrll{'t('d ralll'h Thn'('I){'droorn, 3 baths, drll & family Higbie & Maxon, Inc. Florida rOOlIl BASEME.'\T LEAKS Johnstone & Money is Tight Johnstone, Inc. llarlJl'r Woods " 1117114Washtenaw. Aluminum fTOP DEFECT LIST McBrearty & Adlhoch Schweitzer's Betler Homes & bullga!o;o.. 3 b('(lroollls & bath. :"Il'at sturtrr or But there arc fine Whdt', Ihe tHO,1 LOllllIlI>!ll} Realtors, Inc. n'tin'lIll'llt hOIll('. houses on the mar- r{'porlcd "fUc!Ura! dc/eel ill Monroe & ASSOCIates I. - - - - -_. -" - - . - ._-- --, --- -- Gardens Invites You to a Special ket. Maybe you CAN A'IIt'rj\'an hou,in!!'/ Ila'cmenl Realty leak, OPE ....Sl' ....IH r 2.5 afford to buy one. Palms. Queen Resilors AccOIJing 10 a reporl re. 1371 S HENA1'[) .. II'; Lant! COlltrad lerms. Preview of Flnrida's Best . Healtors' ai'e ex. !ea,et! b} Ihe Deparl'llcn[ of Jim Saros Agency Ill(.tlll'l'SqUphn(.k raneh, li\'lIl!! room, natural perien('ed in what is HOU'"11! and t 'rhan DewlofJ. SchlJltes Real Estate •, flrl'pI1H'(', l!ltung L, family room, overlookin~ , known as "Creative menl. 44 percenl of lhe hOllll'\ Schweitzer Thursday, April I, at 7 PA1. BinniJ1(;lulfn !J('autifu/ vard. t....o /.){'drooms. t ....o biJths. wJlIl ba'ot.'IIICII!\ reported k.JK, Financing" ... and Real Estate, Inc.! ~ palll'lt't! rc.'t.ft'atioll 1'00111. Ureat lo('ation, that means they can Better Homes COlnfnlint 1\' House walk to shops and trallsportalioll. j• often figure out 'SOUTHERN & Gardens , ways for to COMFORT' Scully & 380 S. Bates St. Downtown Birtnillghal11. 1348 L\KEI'OI1\lTE _... Best huv ill th(' Park - YOU fi- HendrIE!, tne. •, Sh,lrp ranch. two he'droollls:one hath, formal nance a housing Thc fa,lc,r ~lO\Iolllg markCh for nc"," home, In Ihe coonlry are Shorewood Featuring General Electric's resort I• hvill~ 1'00111 ,wd d1l11111( room. purchase. Call a, I'ur! M}er, and We,l Palm E. R. Brown •I member of the BCdch, Fla 1ill' Chicago Talc Sine Realty Co. j• BY :\I'PUl"T:\IE ....T In\Uran,;e COlllpan} ,al' bulh COI1Ul1ullitiesin Tampa, St. Petersburg, (jrosse Pointe Heal Srrongman / l,HOSSE POI NTE F:\R\IS -- 314 IhJlcrest Farm area, arc IIIm'ing ahead at a rale j Estate Exchange. '" AsSOCIates j l'olonial. thrt~ bt'drooms, on(' bath. large liv. file lime, higher [hall lhe na' Orlando and Ft. Lauderdale. / Iwnal iJ\Crdge fur nev. hOIlle> Tappan Gallery j illg room. dming room and kitchell. newer gas of Homes steam furnal'l', 75.foot lot Only $52,500. • T~ and Special guest 5peakers, re.fi-esJunents ~ Auoclates ALTEH NEAH LAKE - One half colonial duplex. and Inore. thn'(' bedrooms. J '2 baths. freshly decorated. Youngblood land contract lerms. $'22,500. SINE REALTY RealI)', Inc. .' For further information contact CO.\I:\JERCIAL PROPERTY IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO 11\I\'ESTME~T OPPORTUl'OlTY - Commercial CALL SINE. , , Sch"veitzer Real Estate, buildillg near Eastland. A REALTOR is ali- {'('nsed real estate GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Vacant lot near HARPER WOODS bl'ok('1' who is a 21300 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods the lake. Colonial road. HARPER WOODS - Excellent bungalow - 2 l11t'mbt,J' of the loeal. bedrooms plus expansion - Heated Flor. {'x{'hange, slah' as- Telephone: 886-4200 C\LL USE OF OliR REPRESE"TATIVES ida room - Grosse Pointe schools - LC sodation and the George l.. Palms .-\. Gerard Leone terms. ~ :\TIO~;\L ASSO- Will. W. QUt'en David E. \fcCarren Don't miss this exciting opportunity Emf'st Bl'dl Linda SchadI' GROSSE POISTE FARMS ('J:\TIO~ OF HE:\L1'ORS . Cathl'rln(' Bracci Julian B, Tbomas 470 SHELBOURNE - On secluded courl - 3 for our Schweitzer friends. bedroom, 2 bath ranch. Large family room Through their llH'lll- - patio - attached 2'2 car garage. Lanrf hpl'ship. lI)('y \'oltlll- PALMS-QUEEN REALTORS contract terms. Im mediate possession. tarBy JlIl'dge t!H'1ll- 17646 Mack, Grosse Pointe $J07.9OO.00. s('! n's to an esla h. lislwtl ('ode of Eth- eTA4&4lG4RCOMMUNITV Phone: 886-4444 GROSSE POINTE WOODS ics. 2{}()H WEDGEWOOD - Beautiful custom Member National Home Relocation Service ranch, 3 bedroom. Jl:z baths. Family room. ,\1I-S1'()7.J central air. Three year land contract lerms Excellent condilion $13-1.500.00. THREE FIRST OFFERINGS 20J55 MORNINGSIDE - Executive custom LO(,ATI01\l. LOCATJ01\I, LOCATIO:'>: not to As Ii llH'mbl',. of a built colonial. Two ,'ears old, 4 bedrooms lIlention the statel V charm of the 5 bed. 10(' a I ex ('11angl', a 1 - 2''2 baths. Library, family room, Isl room. 3 2 bath Colonial with family room, floor laundry and large deck. Country kit. HE:\LTOR has the R.G. EDGAR AND ASSOCIATES librarl' and ('\'en a greenhouse Just of( chen, Master suite with fireplace, Assume ol)portunity to tradl' Lakes'hare Drh'e ....ith contract terms and a PRICE REDUCED OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 9',', assumable mortgage. Belter call to- a 9',"1 mortgage for 2'~ yrs .. then/refin. infonllalion and ance. Appt. only. $218.000.00. ./'" ...... day. idea s on a "{'gul ar '. "j:rt: basis with f('/Jow 1681 BROADSTOl'OE - Newer four bedroom " ,. ABSOI. UTEL Y TH E FI NEST of e\'erything ; colonial. Family room. country kitchen. professionals and to went into the construction of this Elegant work with thl'/ll for English Colonial with 4 bedrooms. 2lo;, Excellenl buy. Land contract lerms a\'ail. able. $105.000.00 {'O Ill/llun it \' i111- baths. famil~' room with natural fireplace, first floor laundr\', ree room with wet bar. proH'11l('IJI. REAL. and land contract lerms available. There's J693 PRESTWICK - Four bedroom colonial, TORS often serH' 2':z baths anrf family room. Extra large lot. much more lo tell vou about. so call us on planning boal'ds. today . $93.900.00 zoning grOlll)s. city ('otln!\' ('om missions ST. CLAIR SHORES 3939 YORKSHIRE - This Immaculate and other OI-ganiza- 1313 WOODBRIDGE - Woodbridge East Hugalow, located in a prime Detroit lions Ihat promote Townhouse - pool - Community building. neighborhood. features new carpet and eommunity well-be- decor throughout. fabulous recrelilion 2 large bedrooms anci 21:z baths. June oc- Substantial reduction in this elegant five bed- 658 Barrington - Close to Windmill Pointe ing and room. an assumable mortgage and much cupancy. $7t.500.00. progressiH' room. three and one half oath colonial. A oeau- Drive ... uwely English two story wilh extra more Call for more details, dl'H') 0 lUll l'nL tUul paneled library plus family room with wet 60 foot buildable 101. Gracious living room and bar make this a perfect family house. New dining room, large kitchen with breakfast BY APPOINTMENT SINE REALTY energy effident heating and cooling system. room. Priced at $111.900 with lot. Land contract ~ll:LTILlST SERVICE Higb balance assumable 11'7c mortgage. terms. ~EWER 4 BEDROO:\I COL01\llAL - 2~ baths, FARMS OffiCE 884-7000 family room with fireplace,' many amenities. low long term fixed rate financ. FIRST OFFERING ing. HlI.\'ing a 110111('('ould ht, ~'Otll. lal'~l'sl sin- THE FEEL OF SPRING radiates from this charming bungalow. All hardwood floors, coved ceilings, F:\R:\IS Bt.:~GALOW - Immaculate 3 bed. gh' Iift'timt' il1\t'st- updated kitchen and bath plus a lovely deck add to the appeal. Under $60.000 with terms. room, 2 bath, fireplace. new kitchen, easy 1lH'1l1. It's 110 job 1'01' UNUSUALLY SPACIOUS three bedroom. two bath ranch home on three lots in St. Clair Shores. A terms, only $69.900. 3n amatt'ur. Consult games room, living and dining room plus a lovely modern kitchen. Patio and four car garage. Under $100.000 with terms. (OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5) a lo('al 1lll'lllbl'1' or 1617 BRYS - Can't beat this 2 bedroom brick t1w G I"() S st' Po in t t' Colonial with famih' room and rec room at 837 Tr?mbley ... ASSt:MPTIO,'; at FIXED RATE of OPEN SUNDAY 2 .. 5 $62.900. • 13""~ with 28 yrs. remaming on balance of Heal Estah' Ex- $99.000 ' .. This attractive 4 bedroom. 2' .. bath <'1wn"{'. 1'h('\"l'e rl'al, 22637 ENGLEHARDT - FIRST OFFERING. Sharp, newly decorated three bedroom brick ranch in newer colonial nas so many reas911S to put it al ,., . LIGGETT SCHOOL AREA - -I bedroom. 21'2 the top of your serious list . Price. terms. loca. Jl1'Os: Chapaton Woods Subdivision. Cozy family room with natural fireplace. finished basement with bath custom built Colonial featuring a fam. tlon. reat for selling. Don't delay ~ full bath. Large lot Excellent terms. .• ily room with wet bar and fireplace. and 372 ST. CLAIR ... Totally modernized turn of the century farm house. Three bedrooms. two full • great financing 1003 Bedford ". Appropriately called a .. 0011 ~ House" by those who see them all. . If you baths. library and spacious kitchen with eating area. $85.900, Land Contract. • wanl \'our next house 10 be SPECIAL. ,'ou musl 22600 Clto\PATOi'< - St. Clair Shores - Looking for Flexible financing - plus a very nice three ~• ST. clair shores canal home 8 Located on see tJiis one ... 3 bedrooms. famll\' room. t'tc Wht'n il {'oml's to bedroom brick ranch'? ~ew roof and hot water tank. finished basement. patio with grill. Stop in •f "aple. this nifty bungalow has just been .. quality plus. e\'en good TER!'oIS Sunday and write your own terms. $55.000. • improved with a new family room. Liberal Ilri('('. lo('atin.~ bu.,- 12M Audubon. Center hall colonial. 4 bedrooms. l'rs. maintaining contract terms. 2 full baths and a price in BY APPOINTMENT the mid 90's add to excitement. Call today 2':1 baths, family room, !'olulschler kllchen, t'tc your Ilrh a (,.,. and .. built 111 1940 with all ils quality Convenient and enjoy and the entire summer on the location. good price. PI';l('I' Ill' mind. mak- O\'v"NER ANXIOCS ... Liberal financing available on this four bedroom two and one half bath home water. ing till' saIl' . ,,;th much fine architectural detailing. Tile roof. library and gracious two story foyer. 1180 Fairholme .. best bu\' 10 the Woods ~ 4 bed. III akl' it I'a~\ on HARBOR HILL ... Second house off Lakeshore with a view of the lake. Four bedroom. two and one room. 2\~ bath seml.ranch 10 Slar of Sea Parish. ALSO 01\1THE WATER - Consider this 2 bed. ~ tllll'sl'I f. C a'lI t, \ 4 • Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 1, 1982 tGrosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY @,'""'- ...... , BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @_...... ' GrONe Point. R.al Eat.t. Cf)aM~e,t (Baet (UM~WI't, g ~L\Oh CQea~ 2state William J. Champion & Company. E.xchange Memo.~ OPEN SUNDAY 2:00 • 5:00 OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5:00 Boriand Assoclllles 01 Earl Kllim Really 357 BELANGER - Grossl' PointE.' Farms - I'rll-l' I'l'l'l'ntll' r~',hlcl'd to $76.,',00 Land conlra\'! t('l'lIIS -FIRST OFFERING - 1168 8VCI\I~GH:\:l1 - CLASS ALL THE WAY! This "must see" hOllll' Wm. J. ChampIon Existing mortgagt' assumable al 1\' : . Two fil'sl floor b~'drooills alld (Il1l'larJ,;l' twdroom on sl'('ullll includes an IOground heated pool. 6 bedrooms. 3'~ baths, library, sun room, nalural fireplace & Co floor. Living room with firt'plaee, dilling room, falllll~' I'l)OI1l. largt' 101for al'l'a :\ must ~,'l' hUI1\" and a 3 car garage. ~fuch more included! This may be your dream hOl1w' Century 21 Loehmoor wilh a great deal of dl3rlll. 348 KERBY - THIS BRICK COLO~IAL offers 3 bedrooms, l'~ baths, family room, natural fire- Danaher, Baal, Wilson and StrOh. Inc 869 :\100HLAND -- :\ t'llSlom built e('nlpr l'lItrance colomal :\ UIUqUl'arr I.>OOOnltlrI, t"til~tl 429 LEXI~GTON - .\ CAPE COD BEAUTY' F('alurE's ar(' 3 bedl'ooms, 2 baths, sl'rt'<'nl'lt tl'ITace. 1356 BISHUP - own(.'r lranstt"rrl"tl '-111l.it \..ct.\J\ LU I.l(....1.~ •• ~~~u \. ... L\. ..~i.. H~:;:.~'.. ~~:~!~~t~'''~I\nl.)1 11\ !,r"llt~ natural fireplace, sprinkler system and a tl2 car garage. A true eye catcher~ & ASSOCiates Grosse Pointe art'a. Walking dislalll'e to' ~lack :\VI'1I111'and tll\' \'Iilagl'. ~I'wl~' dl'('l)rall'd alld Grosse POinte exterior paintl'tt lale 19111. All appliancl's nl'~otlabll' 481 LAKELAND - EXCEPTIONAL IS THE WOnD! This beautifullv decoraled colonial has so much Real Estate Co to offer ... 4 bedrooms, 31'2 baths. family room, screened garden room, 2\~ car garage and Higbie & Ma)(on, Irlc. BY APPOINTMENT more! Very well maintained I Johnstone & S. Duval $167,500 Saddll' LaIll' $ Htl.UOU Johnstone, Inc. ti2,500 1010BUCKINGHAM - AN IMMACULATE ENGLISH which includes 5 bedrooms. 312 baths, natural Shoreham 111\,000 St. Clair McBrearty & Adlhoch Renaud Road 265.000 E Jdfl'rson 190,000 fireplace. family room, screened terrace and terms! Also, a free one year home protection plan Realtors, Inc. available. You can't go wrong on this home! Roosevelt 115,000 Balfour 159.500 Monroe a ASSOCiates Buckingham 165.000 Roost'vell &UlOO i Really Pear Tree 189,000 Harvard 1U5,OOO I 388 MOROSS - ENERGY EFFICIENT with the latest technology available in the fine home. Built in i 1978, this ranch offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, natural fireplace and is on the Country Club of Palms-Queen Realtors Handy Road 130,000 Lakl'shore 525,000 ,! Detroit. Very unique! Jim Saros "gency Lakeshore 550,000 Lothrop 144,500 I! Winthrop Place 279,500 ~otrl' DamE.' 54.000 I ~ Schultes Real Estate T BY APPOINTMENT Marter Road 49,000 Gary Lant' ~8,500 Schweitzer KerchE.'val 110,000 1 Real Estate, Ine.! $124,900 in the Park ... 4 bedrooms, 21.~baths, library, 3 car garage, land contract. Better Homes $46,000 in Detroit 3 bedrooms, 1\2 baths, pantry; land contract, simple assumption, & Gardens FIRST OFFERING $45,000 in Detroit 3 bedrooms, 1'-1!baths, natural fireplace; land contract, simple assumption. Scully & A unique find in Grosse Pointe Shores - Authentic :\1edilerranian Colonial designl'I..\L - 1st FLOOR :ll:\STER tions that promote heart of the Farms. 3 bedrooms and out- For those who want a first floor bedroom HOMES FEATURI~G BELOW ~IARKET Fr:\fA:\fCING standing seller financing. with a colonial style. 2 full baths and at. community well-bf'- Beautiful Cape Cod home featuring 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, family room with fireplace, country tached garage. this may be for you. kitchen with built-ins. LAND CONTRACT TER:\IS! ing and progr£'ssiH' d£'\'elopnwnt. 4 • 5 BEDROOMS Traditional colonial featuring 6 bedrooms and 3','2 baths, wonderful family room with wet bar and fireplace, new spectacular kitchen. Assumable mortgage. The eXlleri(,IH'£'d LONG TER:\I LA~D CONTRACT offered on SHORES LOCATIO~ - :'>EWER HO:\fE All staffs of the Gross£' this charming center hall colonial featuring terms considered. Featuring Z2xH family BEST TERMS AVAILABLE on this 3 bedroom ENGLISH TUDOR. New kitchen and garden room, Point£' R£'al Estat(' a 23x10 kitchen, family room, 2 fireplaces room, attached garage. and nice kllchen library, new garage. Assume at 1O.5S with 'n years remaining. Exchange Ilwlllhers set on a large private lot. with built.ins Outstanding decor. one block from the Jake. han' a full know l- NOW AVAILABLE FOR LEASE Solid 5 bedrooms, 2''2 bath colonial featuring new parquet floors. new carpeting, family room v,ith ...... et bar. LAND CONTRACT TERMS. edge of Grosse CONDOMINIUMS Poi n t... pro IH'rt i(' s. WATERFRONT TWO INCO~fES AVAILABLE - NL'~1BER O:"E has two units, each with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, family tJl('ir C'IlIT£'nt \'alu£'s VrEWI~G BEAUTIFUL LAKE ST CLAIR. GROSSE POINTE \'ILLA. Been looking for a room, separate basement" and utllltlf:'5 :"l:\fBER nvo has 4 units, each with 2 bedrooms and 1 and tlw hest financ- How about sipping lemonade on your free- first floor condominium for low 40's pncp bath, fireplace and 3- car garage Lan;i u,ntract terms available. ing a\'aiJahJf', Tht'\' form brick patio overlooking the boating with all the needed amenities. We've got it. call today. ha \'f' a sincf'l'e ('011- scene this summer? A Dream Home~ Classic 4 bedroom. 21'2 r,atr. Cr,k,ma! featuring a super inground pool. family room with (,f'I'll in assisting YOIl fireplace, gas grill. spectacular foyer A.,>sumeor land contract. in selecting tit(' right horn!' for \'Otl. If "Oil CAPE COOS . OPEN SUNDAY 2 • 5 P.M. 242 MCKI~LEY Open Sunday 2.5. Good Io<:ation. nicely decorated, new kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1''2 baths, want or' mllst . do natural fireplace can be yours Owner will bUIld new garage for the lucky buyer. $20,000 DOW:-< - LAND CO:"ITRACT. A nice 1209 ~ottingham S 68,900 hllsiness in toda\"s Cape Cod with four bedrooms, 2 full baths, 311 Kerhv 87,000 m arkpl, ,'ou'll '1)(' 839 Sunningdale 179,000 Larger Colonial featuring 5 bedrooms with 4J~ baths. beautifully paneled library, appliances, two fire- and a natural fireplace. ahead if YOII do ousi- places, natural woodwork throughout. Great Terms. n£'ss w it h thos£' who FEATURING AN OUTSTANDING KITCHEN dpal ill it ('\ f'r\' da\', and famllv room. Priced to sell in mid 80's. Executive Luxury Condo in Shorepointe. Three bNlrooms with 2\'2 haths, living room with cathl'drai Standard 'Federal "Blend" mortgage. ceiling, !>asement finished into family room. LA;IID CO:-iTRACT TERMS. ,\ Inpmher of t1;(' ~ (irosse Pointe ({pal POPULAR STA~HOPE - GREAT ASSU~IP- .~ Spacious all brich ranch in the WOODS. Three bedrooms with )1'2 baths, living room with imported Ille Estate Exchang£'! TION. $18,500 assumes llC7, mortgage. Very floor, applianr.es, recreation room with wet bar. full bath. Land Contract: Bllyin g or s£'lIing a special and unique floor plan featlll'ing a AEAlTOAS Tt\PP ..\N H..\8 ~ft\N¥ OTHER FJ:\'E HOMES hon1<' is no joh for an hard to find large dining room. 1156 Kerby , ',., .. $115.000 1404Kensington ..... ,' .93,500 530 Washington, , .. , , , .109.000 amat£'lIr. Phon£' any 16845 KERCHEVAL, in The Village 2001 Lancuter ,15,900 10075Greensboro, .,'" ,38.000 2216 Hollywood , , .35,000 memh£'r of th'(' 1331 Maryland. , , , , ,39,900 460 Lakela nd " .. " 184,900 739 Washington. , . , ,114.000 Gross(' Point£' Real 'ZO S, Oxford .. , .. " 164.5M H2 Manor .. ", .. ,., 64,000 4135 Buckingham .. " .. .43,900 Estate Ex('hange for 1384 Audubon .... , " ..... , 311 Moross .. , .. " 79.900 32628 Harper ..... ,.,., .44,900 professional assis. 882-5200 1411 BuckJngham, 124.900 tance. t ThursdcllY, April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-B Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange Planning to sell your house? TJotI PROPIRTIES I,.ISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY Talk to a professional. Call any @ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 1Ir member of the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange. They have the know-how! Realtors''") are members of the National Association of Realtors - the largest JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. trade organization in the nation. The 788 F AlRFORD - Gorgeous brick ranch with 3 nineteen Real Estate firms that advertise EVERYDAY - EVERY MOMENT ... bedrooms, 2 full baths, large family room, on these pages are part of that network 2 natural fireplaces, attached 2 car garage. WATCH THE LAKE CHANGE! - your assurance of high professional Owner is anxious to sell! Land Contract Sometimes it's LJlue ... sometin1l's it's gn'('Il. . sometimes gray terms with 25';1,down. Hut its never 01(' same. And. vou'll he the one to I'('l'ord it first hand, standards_ Call a Realtor'& it you are ('o('h day, when you ue('ome thl' IJroud owner of this metieulous!y de- thinking of buying or selling a home. 2189 RIDGEMO~T - 3 b('(jroom ranch with si~n('d horne on thl' edge of Lake' St Clair ill Grosse POlllte many features. Formal dining room, new kitchen, new bath, marble sills, new wall For an inside look at this llIost uniqul' property, to wall carpet, central air. Only $47,900. 1ST OFFERING - Aline. Three bedroom brick l'Olltaet Hiehanl K Borland ranch. All aluminum trim & gutters. Newer 5Q3PE\tBEHTON - Elegant 3 bedroom brick roof & furnace with central air. Divided base- l'OloniaJ with 2 full baths, spacious rooms, ment. Priced in 60's. BOHI.''\b "~SO(l \H:S Members of the National Association of modern kitchen with breakfast nook, sun Realtors (NAR) have access to a variety porch, central air, new furnace, attached 2 r,""'t'" .... ")~.,,,.,,...., "~ ...l r~ ,"",.",,,,,,,,,•• " ,...... ,("'lP'111 . of educational services that constantly ...... 6 b o _._ .... Th{' (iro~~(' Poilllt. Offic{' ble. 0pl'n SUllday JlH update their professionalism. Members of 20242 LOCHMOOR - Harper Woods, GROSSE 3115 Fb/It'r Road the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange POI.'IITE SCHOOL DISTRICT. SHARP 8li6-3ll00 are members of NAR. They're real Pro's! brick bungalow with 3 bedrooms, super kitchen with built.ins, central air, new carpet, extra insulation. SIMPLE AS- SU:\fPTIO~ with only $14,000 down. Only 1ST OFFERING - Center entrance Colonial. $49,900. . Nicely decorated, 3 bedrooms, 2'12 baths, family room, deck, recreation room with fireplace. 1317 BEACONFIELD - Grosse Pointe Park - SIX FIRST OFFERINGS! Grotse Pointe Central air, 2 car attached garage. Lawn 4 bedroom bungalow, den, formal dining sprinkler system. R.al E.t.t. room, updated kitchen and bathroom, 2 car 359 :\kKI.\'LE\' 448 FISHER Exchange Membera garage. Priced to sell at $39,900. Borland Assodates AUDUBON - English tudor with 4 bedrooms, of Earl Kelm Realty located on Detroit's finest street, 21,.2baths, Wm. J. Champion service stairs, 3 floors, family room, & Co. hardwood floors, Land Contract terms. J/ Century 21 Lochmoor Only $59,900. Danaher, Baer, Wilson and Stroh. Inc INVESTMENTS - We have a number of 2 R G. Edgar & families and multi units available for in- Associates vestments. Please call for the details. Goodman, Plerce & Associates JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. 1ST OFFERING - Choice spacious center hall Grosse POlnte Grosse Pointe Farms Colonial with 5 bedrooms, Real Estate Co. 886-9030 4 baths, powder room, paneled library & family ~- Higbie & Maxon, Inc. room with fireplaces. Large kitchen with Spotless. mint condition 3 bedroom, I '2 bath Smart buyers special - three bedroom. lloz breakfast area. Extra 1st floor bedroom. Cent- with two car detached garage and a $57.000 bath colonial with family room, central air and Johnstone & Johnstone, Inc. ral air, 2 car attached garage. Large nicely simple assumption 10.5', mortgage come two car garage, Early occupancy and great landscaped lot. early ... we expect a ('rowd' Land Contrae! terms. , . $82.000. McBrearty & Adfhoch Realtors, Inc. SCHULTES REAL ESTATE 1ST OFFERING - Merriweather Rd. 3 bed- Monroe & Assoclales 881-8900 room Ilh bath Colonial. Pass through hall AND Realty to new kitchen with breakfast room. Lib- JUST OFF THE LAKE TWO FA:'.flLY TREAT~ Palms-Queen Realtors ~tAG~lFICEST LAKEFRONT ESTATE . rary & family room, central air, divided Spacious 3 bedroom, I'";l bath "COX and Baker" Great Rental Area - gross rentals easily $800 The exquisite detailing throughout this 10,000plus basement. 2 car garage. Large assumable Jim Saros Agency mortgage. colonial. Big family room. aI/ached t".o car per month. All brick, close to Pierce and sq. ft. English Cotswold manor will enchant Schultes Real Estate garage, gorgeous yam and tl", Land Con- Defer Schools. Priced low with generous anv connoisseur of fine homes. Situated on Ilh BEDFORD - Decorator's showpiece. Three tract terms~ Land Contract terms' SchweItzer acres of prime water-front property this bedrooms, 3 baths, extra rooms include Real Estate. Ine.! superb estate offers 7 family bedrooms with 28x15 family room with fireplace & wet bar Better Homes REALLY BIG FL:\T~ We've never seen a cleaner. more desirable & Gardens baths plus additional guest quarters. The & screened porch. Charm! Call today for Three bedrooms each unit. separate utihtif's. fi\'e bedroom. two bath in Detroit. This cathedral ceilinged living room is surrounded an appointment. Scully & by an enclosed cloister floored in polished just off East Jefferson in the Park. Best of "jewel" is just off Chandler Park. and has Hendrie. Inc. BERKSHIRE - Three bedroom 2 bath Colo- all - a $41.000 9.5"; assumable mortgage - liberal land contract terms ... $58.500. slate. The impressive craftsmanship and in- niaL Modern kitchen, den, finished base- caU now' Shorewood numerable amenities are sure to meet every E. R Brown ment, elevated rear yard with lovely plant- possible demand for comfort, ambience, pri- ings. 21,2 car attached garage. P1XS SlOe Realty Co. vacy and excellence. Your leisurely viewing WE'VE MOVED LAKELAND - Spacious English Tudor near Strongman of this remarkable property is sure to be a the Lake, 17ft. library & 22x24 family room IN THE FAR!>fS - VIEW OF THE LAKE' TO THE & Associates most rewarding experience. Beautiful newer contemporary with 5-6 bed- both with fireplaces. Screened terrace. 6 VILLAGE! Tappan Gallery bedrooms & 4 baths on second plus 2 bed- rooms, 31,.z baths, sunken li\'ing room - of'Homes t:NIQUE HISTORIC RESIDENCE famil\' room. attached garage and generous rooms, bath & playroom on third. Master owner assisled financing $275.000~ Totes and Built on the grand scaJe inspired by an early ex- bedroom has sitting room with adjoining AsSOCiates cursion to the southwest by a prominent sleeping porch. Recreation room, garage HOLL YWOOll l~ THE WOODS YoungblOOd Grosse Pointe resident this dramatic home is apartment. Realty, Inc. offered as a retreat for fine living. Featuring Delightful, cozy two bedroom ranch in mo\'e in LOTHROP - Six bedrooms, 31h bath 1~ story condition - great Land Contract terms _ 5rROnGmdn 5 bedrooms. 5''2 baths plus maids quarters, 881-0800 UtUO El(~g(lilt flJ~inte E(,t;,,~. Counter Points i\ st'lt'clion of rt'dpt'~ from tht' By Pat Rousseau forth('omlng low.('alorif', low- ('holt'stt'rol - and pt'lIny.wlst' - cook. book by Th)'rtl Grt')' Howard and At Walton-Pierce ... new fashion accesories in- 11t'II'na UeWltt Hoth prt'st'nting, this cluded interestin~ purses from Meyers. A white w('l'k, the lIIain courst' in II quh-k and leather clutch IS patterned with multi-color dt'Udous SIIIU:\1P U1N~EH. appliques of snakeskin and there is a good size white handba~ with neutral color snakeskin Evt'ry cook shoulll have (l sp('('ial appliques. TOPPlOg fashions are the new straw hats sel'tion of her mellU rile devoted to in the Milinery Department. Wide brimmed Italian part kula!'ly interesting. nu t ritllJUS family favorites that Clln he prepan' Road; ('atorits Pf'r st'r\'lng about 165. ZH45 Mack Avenue, Grone Pointe Woods. Open Tuesda)' tbru JACQUES J. ann JOCELYNE L. Cholt-literol about In mg •. SatlU'day. 10 a.m .. 5:30 p,m .• W-Z850. ram. The program allows students to dleton, CaHf. A 1979 graduate of study four or more subjects during the Bishop ,Gallagher High School, Snow WOLFE, son and daughler o[ DR. and ••• fall and spring terms, and one subject joined the Marine Corps in July. 1981. MRS. JOHN ~. WOLFE, o( Provencal Have you tri~ one of Elegant Eal. No Foolin' ... You'll enjoy the many at greater depth in the winter. Road; and KATHLEEN M KREHER, ing's past ret"ipes. 101'('0it - and lost and varied bunnies and other lovables ... daughter o{ MRS CLAIRE A. KRE . it? T.G. Howard and Helena DeWit! J. MICHAEL BERNARD and KATH. llER. of Beaufait Avenue. . from the School Bell, 17904 Mack Avenue. CATHERINE SCHMIDT. of Ed- LEEN BERNARD. son and daughter of Roth mainlaln a me of all Elegant mundton Drive, was named to lhe the WALTER V. BERNARDS, JR., of Eating recipes publisht.>rlin the NEWS. '" '" '" President's List at Saginaw Valley Hamilton Court. were named to the JULIA J. BERR\'. daughter of MR. and will be happv to rl.'place am' lost Easter Bunnies ... and oth~r motifs are hopping all State College for her performance duro Dean's List at the Universily of Notre and MRS. STERLING BERRY. o[ ones. Simply send a descrjptiofltlUe of the recIpe, plus $1 postage handhn. Il over greeting cards and paper party goods at Wright's ing the fall. 1981semester. To be eligi. Lakeland Court. was named to the Dame for the fall 1981semester. Kath- I Gift and Lamp Shop. 18650 Mack Avenue. FREE ble for this honor. students mlLStmain. leen is founder and first president of the Dean's Lisl (or the !irst semester at g'reproduction fee. to Elegant Ealing. j DePauw llniversilv, where she is a Grosse Pointe News. 99 Kercheval Av- I. PARKING next ro the shop. tain a 4.0 grade point average while Notre Dame Anthropology Club. I carrying 12 or more credit hours. senior. - enue, Grosse Pointe Farms. Mich. I .** .., 48236. Inc\ur!e your name and ac1rlress. THOMAS MOLITOR. son of DR. and o{ course Chl'cks should bt.> made # •• , Surprise every Tech Sgt. WILLlA~{ F. VOIGT, son Michi~an State Universily students . MRS. THOMAS MOLITOR, of Mer. payable to the Grosse Poinle News. t ~~~ ••~# __ .. member of your family o{ MR. and MRS. ROBERT J. VOIGT, who achieved a 4.0 average during the riweather Road, ....ill spend his spring ~~ ~~"J/ with an Easter basket this Call, 1981 term included sopbomore of Fisher Roar!, has reenlisted in the quarter in Munster. Germanv, as part U.S. Air Force at Little Rock Air year. Choose from preppy baskeu, picnic baskets. ~ JULIE S. AUeH. of Lincoln Road. of Kalamazoo College's Foreign Study wiDe baskets, needlework baskets, tray baskets, tree Force Base. Ark .. after 10 H'ars milit- sophomore THERESA AliSTER- Program. OF will tran) baskets, and good old jelly bean and egg baskets. At BERRY. of Berkshire Road. junior ary service. Voigt. a 1971 graduate of both Drexel Heritage locations. 12%00 Hall Road (lU- MLLIAM F. DUNN Jr., of St. Clair Grosse Pointe South High SChool. is a st), Sterling Heights. and 1&435Mack Avenue. Avenue. freshman LINDA L. LOUIS GEORGE MEYERS. son of missile equipment tet"hnician with the Ilew volllllteers 308th Missile ~{aintenallce Squadron. * * * MALICKI. of Hidden Lane. junior MR. and ~tRS. GEORGE MEYERS. of Balfour Road. was graduated from His wife. STEPHANIE. is the daugh. Cancer Information Service. housed ~Yl I f > Presented by the Assistance Le'ague to the Northeast Guidance Center FOUR PAGES TWELFTH ANNUAL GUIDANCE GAZETTE - SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS, THURSDAY, April 1, 1982 PAGE ONE Mental Health Center Opens Qffiee in the Grosse Pointes Have you noticed ... there's a new and I different office on thp hlo('k ... the block ~ on Mack Avenue between Lincoln and I Fisher Road! Northeast Guidance Center " 1 (which isn't really new) has just opened a facility more accessible for Grosse Poin- ters and Harper Woodsers, at 18134 Mack. NEGC is our local community mental health agency offering services to children and adults residing in northeast Detroit, the Grosse Pointes, and Harper Woods. Hours of operation initially will be 1 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday, and from , 4' 1 to 9 p.m. on Monday. Appointments The purpose of this office is to provide should be made in advance. Telephone mental health services for those who ha- number is 884-7775. Taped instructions will ven't used Northeast Guidance Center in be available on the telephone after hours. the past. According to Ms. Meyer, this Fees are based on income on a sliding newest location will be able to expand on scale from $60 to $5. services by using the expertise from other stand that their day to day problems may Mary Meyer, Director of the Grosse be resolved in one or two sessions, rather Pointe location, advises that staff will in- than waiting until there is a serious clude professional psychologists, social breakdown. Just as one goes to the dentist workers, and consulting psychiatrists, .' to deal with an ache, rather than waiting '.~ "We are consumer oriented, with a wide until all teeth have to be pulled!" range of services for the community;" she According to Ms. Meyer, this newest lo- states. "Of course, we will still prOVIde di. cation will be able to expand on services rect services for the mentally and emo- by using the expertise from other areas of tionally ill. And in addition, we are set up the Center, in dealing with problems of to !rOvide life management workshops, agin, education, parenting, marital coun- an educational assistance with testmg seling, either in groups or individually. and evaluation for children and adults. We A very important service is the Profes- will tailor programs to the needs of the sional Evaluation and Testing Service. community." This may be accomplished without full Fran Pastoria, Community Consultant, scale counseling with evaluation and re- emphasizes, "We want people to under- commendations resulting. Adult testing is stand that perhaps their day-ta-day prob- available also for those wanting a career lems may be resolved in one or two ses- change, entering the job market, or voca- sions, rather than waiting until there is a tional and personality testing. serious breakdown. Just as one goes to the Again, the telephone for Grosse Pointe dentist to deal with an ache, rather than location is 884-7775. waiting until all teeth have to be pulled!" By Floramae Kliber Wednesday Information Series "Centering on You" learn new SKIllS ... Develop your AWARENESS Join us and your neighbors for four information-packed sessions. May S. 1982-7:00.9:00 p.m. May 19, 1982-7:00-9:00 p.m. Doing Better with Less: A Lesson for the 80"s ''Your Gifted Child" Kevin Brown, M.A. "Preventing Child Sexual Assault" Research and Author on the gifted child Northeast Guidance Center Staff B)' Jonathan L. York, Ph.D. Do you Nve I gffted cnlla, (".:1does your Child nave special abIlitIeS'" Jom us to learn tl1e facts about has tr'lIS probit!'rr a~e'Ct~ Qu" CC"'r'. JQ:ln UI 10 lear more about current methods uied to Identify the mtJn1tt and how best to leach our children the mlotmaiion l"'oey Executh'e Director gifted. the lpeclill needs, and r8S0urs.es aVIJable 10 t1elp them need to know Child sexual assautt i$ a c:r me Whal are 'j01Jr lega, nghts1 When do you nHa proreS$lona.} i1Ss:sta.nce? It is indeed ironic that the times when least public May 12, 1982-7:00-9:00 p.m. funds are available to support mental health servic- "Effective Parenting" May 26, 1982-9:00.11:00 a.m. Mary Meyer, A.C.S.w. "The Changing Roles of Women" es are also those times when funds are most sorelv Fran Meyer, A.C.S.W. needed. While, as individuals and advocates, we \\'iil Fran Pastoria, Consultant Jonathan L. York, Ph.D. Fran Pastoria, Consultant rne world is changing around us Do we change too" if so J) whal continue to argue loudly for humane government Feeling that yOu are an effective parent can rT',a..e these years 01 waf' 00 we have an.,. contrOl over the Change? Jom uS to explore Chlld-reenng I POSItive expenence To tearn more, With prartJC&: priorities, the bottom line is that, for the time be- wrth olher women how we coP£!' Nltn our chang"g role examples you ear. use at nom~. lOin wl'h uS as W'ft dLUUSS hOw 10 mg, our main task at Northeast Guidance Center is be en eHect.tve parent to learn how to do better with less. This problem is Location: Grosse Pointe War Memorial more severe in Michigan, for the severe fiscal diffi- Coat: $2.00 donation to help defray expenses. culties of our state have had an impact upon mental health services far beyond any of the changes com- Follow-up programs for each topic to be announced. ing out of Washington. Indeed, until the Michigan Sponsored by: Northeast Guidance Center economy improves. it is unreasonable to expect any- For further Information, call 824-8000 .• thing but more and more cuts in public support. Just what do government funds do in mental "W'OME:\: health? Primarily, they allow centers such as THE GIFTED: Northeast to give help to people who normally wouldn't be able to afford such help. A majority of An Untapped Resource ChalIgutg Roles people do not have insurance which covers mental By Da\-id Beery health services; government health programs, such By :\Iary Meyer and Fran Pastoria as Medicaid and Medicare. provide extremely li- Children are this country's greatest re- As a woman. do you feel as though you mited. benefits. Thus, for the large majority of source. While much has been said recently are on a collision course with your life, or AmerIcans. most of them employed and productive. about developing our other natural re- do you feel that you are in full control and there is still no guarantee of mental health treat- sources, the gifted child has been over- moving in the fast lane? The first clue is ment. looked. It has been reported that tests the amount of anxiety you experience in Unfortunat~ly, the government puts a finite. and management and staff training services to business were used in China as early as 2200 B.C. to each day, month, or year. Do you say to ever decreasmg. amount of money into purchasing and industry and opening a new service location in a identify talented individuals. However, the yourself, "as long as nothing changes in these services. For this reason, mental health cen- different part of our community (see other articles United States government only began to my life. I'll be all right." Then, out of ters such as Northeast do not offer free and unlimit- in this issue). In addition, WI':.. have under study sev- identify the need to provide special in- nowhere, life delivers a shattering blow~ ed services; instead, we use a "sliding fee scale" eral other diversified service and training programs struction for the gifted in 1971. How do vou deal with it? Do you take which distributes. in effect. the government subsidy which will help broaden and stabilize the base of We usually associate the term "gifted" charge or does someone else? to persons according to their ability to absorb some support for Northeast Guidance Center. with the much publicized geniuses who Change is life's most difficult challenge. of the burden of cost themselves. Thus, a mental Besides innovation, we have streamlined our enter college at 16, and go on to become We take many precautions to insure the health center can meet the needs of a broad range operations to assure that we are operating in an nuclear physicists. However, just as all status-quo. We dress alike. we think alike, of people, while providing the same high quality of efficient and effective manner. While we will never people are different, each gifted child has and we move around in couples. We allow service to all, regardless of their income - which is be perfect, Northeast Guidance Center has made his or her own likes and dislikes. It ap- our society. surroundings, and family to what we as Americans desire of all our health care great strides in the last few years toward becoming pears that the stereotyped view of the dictate not only who we are and what we systems. ~ smaller: more efficient, an.d uniformly high-qual- gifted child no longer applies today. are. but eventually. what we will become. At a time like this. when the government is unable Ity operatIOn; yet, we mamtam the same caring and All the while we may be secretly admiring to maintain any of its previous commitments to concern in the quality of our health care. Once we What the~ is a gifted child? Certainly, more independent-thinking persons. This one factor IS above average intellectual people, and when the public is loath to consider ab- have overcome the shock of budget cuts, we have has been our collision course. \Ve must responded by creatively looking at our organization ability. However, this potential alone is not change this pattern by having more con- sorbing any more burden upon themselves through en~>ugh. Most experts agree that the gifted tax increases. it is imperative that mental health and its mission, and trying harder to provide a trol over our lives. high-quality service in a cost-effective and profes- child must also f'xhibit superior achieve- So now what happens to the traditional centers act in an independent and innovative man- ment and creativity. ner in order to survive and fulfill their mission. The sional manner. woman facing these changes? By being crisis of. the last two years has taught us at North- We survive at Northeast Guidance Center only be- Northeast Guidance Center's Profes- thrust into them. she becomes aware that east GUIdance Center many valuable lessons. The cause of your trust and confidence. Because your sional Evaluation and Testing Service of- there are various life choices. This may first, and probably the most valuable. is to lesson taxes pay for some of our services, you must be fers comprehensive psychological assess- not be comfortable to begin with. but our dependence of government funds through de. confident that we're doing the best job with that ment for children and adults. Because we gradually she can see that life does not veloping greater alternate sources of funding. These money; because you and your loved ones use our are located on the east side, we are famil- have to be a dictator. This will in\lolve have ranged from some of the more obvious, such services, you must trust that you're getting the best iar with the academic resources in your taking risks. but if the responsibility is as grant writing and soliciting more private dona. help possible. Gaining your trust and confidence is area. If you have questions about the there for her own actions. she is free to trv tions, to more individualized approaches, such as our goal in serving you at Northeast Guidance gifted or our testing program, please call anything - to move freely in her eve;. developing a division which provides professional Center. Dave Beery at 824-8000, extension 246. changing roles. . f;ditorial space made possible through the courtesy of: Mr. & Mrs. Edward Massura Detroit Bank & Trust Ross Roy. Inc. --_.-~~-...... -~- -~ ~-~------~, ~._----~_._-~---- ...... .PAGE TWO GUIDANCE GAZETTE - SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1982 Guidi. GIZ8tt8- 1982 BusinessPatrons GUIDANCE Colonial Federal Savings Ed Maliszewski Carpeting .Guidance GAZETTE Grosse Pointe Florist Hair Unlimited 1982 GUIDANCE CtASSIC STYLE UNCOMMON SERVICE Gazette Advertising GAZETTE Gazette Staff Supplement to the Grosse Pointe News A special thanks to 1982 April 1, 1982 these gals who helped make this of Grosse Poince 80 Kercne,al G'os,e Po,nle Farms supplement Friends 01 Gazette 9.530 882.3590 For their generosity and assistance possible. 17112 Kercheval Phone 881.1191 The Assistance League to the t\!(\r~.. e?s~ G,..id~n('(' ~",n~N ~'(t~nrl~ Nir. anu MI S. Hugh Nelson special thanks to RENATE BIRETTA 3 i3-662-0880 THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS JANICE BURNETT Mr. and Mrs. William J. Adams Coordinator. ELSIE HORVATH The League Shop, Inc. Cheryl Waldeck Beth Kastner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Scholler BETH KASTNER GIFTS OF DISTINCTION A.dvertlslng Manager Editor SHARYN MANNINO Mr. and Mrs. Burton Carlson • SMALL FURNITURE' Sharon Nelson Floramae Kliber SHARON NELSON • LAMPS. Financial Manager LIZ OATES Mr. and Mrs. William Burnett MONDAY t'rI SATURDAY, 11 AM 'III 2 AM, • STATIONERY GOODS' SU.DAY 4 'M 'III 10 PM Sue VanHollebeke BONNIE PERRY Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kastner 20130 Meek "VIfl"', QfOIM Point. Woods 412" TONI STeWART 72 KERCHEVAL AVE. 1313) ..... 1.0 F.ature Writ.,.: Mr. and Mrs. John N. Stewart David Beery Fran Pastoria SANDRA KOESTER GROSSE POINTE FARMS. MI 48236 Amel'ican Expr&SSlDiner'slCarte 8tancheiMaslercardNisa Mary Meyer, ACSW VIRGINIA VAllEE Mr. and Mrs. Bob Waldeck Jonathon l. York. Ph.D Floramae Kliber Assumption Cultural Center HOLLYWOOD PHARMACY INC. \ 20853 Mack Ave. ~ ~ _YINO THIOIOSSII'OMI AlIA ..-J Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 ••• .~ SIHQ 1921 ...... 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GUIDANCE GAZETTE SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS Parents Want Hassle- Free to Know Parenting? By Jonathon L. York By Mary Meyer, A.C.S.W. People don't come to a mental health center Doesn't that sound like a dream come true? onJy to get help (or someone who has problems. Could there ever be such heaven in your home? In fact, more .and more parents are turning to Raising children is fraught with problems as Northeast GUidance Center for their children well as pleasures. All too often these problems not because they think the child has problems, become magnified to the point of family disrup- but because they want professional psycholo~i- tion. Our fast-paced, ever-changing society ~al tesli.ng to. help them make academic decIs- rarely allows for careful thought and planning, Ions which will affect their child's future. especially when it comes to relating to our MARY MEYER, Director of Grosse Pointe L0- Organizing the, "Centering On You" Informa- For some p'arents, this is because they sus- children's "less than perfect" behavior. Let's cation of the Northeast Guidance Center. is pect their child is gifted. The school may have tion Series to be presented to the community by face it, we've all wished at times that they'd consulting with a parent couple, helping them already told th.em that the child is gifted; thus, the Northeast Guidance Center, Is Fran Pastor- leave home (or else we could). to be more effective in dealing with their chil- they want to f10d out in which areas the child la. Community Consultant. Dave Beery, Test- excells and what steps they should take, as pa- ing Service Coordinator, and Mary Meyer, Dir- How many times. after we've thought about a dren. rents, to help their child develop his or her full ector of Grosse Pointe office. negative encounter with the kids, have we potential. In other instances, the parent and the come to realize that we lost control of the situa- more than momentarily. (And, hopefully, school are having difficulty reconciling the special consultants. The PETS staff quickly tion? An example: Johnny won't eat dinner and they'U reach adulthood with a responsible, posi- child's achievement with his or her capabil- and professionally provides the parents, school, you try every trick in your book to "force feed" live attitude about themselves'> iti~5. ~nf1 !m ~vRlt1ati()n ran hf>lo them set real- or referring physician with the information him. Johnny really has you jumping; he's in The thread that ties all this together is com- istic goals. (For more information on gifted they want to know, clearly t:1.Vlitined and full:,. control! munication. How you communicate is just as analyzed. d" C 1 y important as what you communicah:. Cli:af €;X- children, see "The Gifted," p'age 'l. 'ces do not stop at test- Understan mg, CommunicatIOn. ontro.' h ou pec t a t'IOns for your CISh'ld' beh'aVlOr Wl'th Of course, PETS servl 11 d h th t 1 It Psychological testing and evaluation is not l'ng for the gl'fted Chl'ld and for academl'c as parents rea y a ave e con wro.III . s ow natura I an d IoglCa. 1 consequences f'or mlSbehav- ahyays solely for the troubled andJor gifted placement. In fact, many persons desirous of you use it that can start or stop W 10 your ior are a must for any effective parenUchild child. Some parents now choose to have their returning to the work force or making career home. By trying to understand your child's be- relationship. child tested to help them decide on school changes can gain additional information havior, more than just reacting to it, you can It is hard work being a parent, and there was placement. Psychological and academic testing through a battery of vocational tests and a pro- gain more pleasure from those long child-rear- never any training for this job before you got can provide important information to the pa- fessional consultation, ing years. into it. OJT (On the Job Training) is where it's rents and school authorities to help them make Another area of increasing concern is the We all want to be good parents, to train and at in this area. Northeast Guidance Center has, these decisions. learning disabilities. For the child who is hav- raise our children well. Important to that is for several years, been training parents in The Professional Evaluation and Testing ing difficulty progressing in school, the early being effective parents. Not just stopping some more effective parenting techniques. The re- Service (PETS) provides such services to east- identification of a learning disability can be a misbehavior, but actually helping our ChIldren suIts have been more relaxed and loving pa- siders, drawing upon the existing expertise at turning point which leads to successful _c_ha_n_g~e~th_e_ir~b_e_ha_v_i_or~_s_uc_h~t_ha_t~it~ca_n~l_as_t~r_en_t_s_a_n_d_~_'_ds_,~~~~~~~~~~~_ Northeast Guidance Center, along with that of academic develop- ment. The psycholo- gists at PETS work Frnnk B.Hall & co. 0( Michigan directly with the parents to help them josef's InternationallDSUrnDCe Specialists evaluate and under- You have a lot stand their child's In: performance and will make referrals to talk about Property/Casualty and recommenda- International Services tions for necessary with the frQnch treatment. Employee Benefits For Professional Evaluation and Test- Talking Bank. 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Our commirment also extends to We have added a variety ~f all-new the constant improvement of the & small cars. quality and value we build into our We have introduced front-wheel products. COMPANY drive to an ever-increasing number of But there is no way you can truly our carlines. appreciate the many dramatic l'nsurance improvements in today's lineup of We've developed a new family of 1933 smaller, more fuel-efficient engines, new GM cars without seeing and including America's first driving them firsthand. VERNIER V-8 diesel for passenger cars. Stop by your GM dealer's Grosse Pointe We've introduced soon. Woods, Computer Command Control, You'll see an impressive Mf 48236 a remarkable system that uses II lineup of GM cars that are Auto. Homeou'l1ers, an on-board computer to more truly in rune with the times. Life, and Business Insurance Designing and building caYSftr a changing world. 343-0000 Chevrolet · Pontiac LAMBERT.BROW GALLERIF.S LAMBERT.BROW INTERIORS Donald K. 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Research has also indicated focus of this division's efforts has been that the major causes of productivity de- the problem of burn-out among nurses cline in both private and public institu- and other health care professionals. re- tions are factors which are directly relat- flected in the astronomical rates of nurs- ed to one's mental health, such as absen. ing turnover and short-staffing in the De- teeism, alcoholism, burn-out on the job, troit area. . family difficulties, etc. Additionally, the Because each business' problems are failure of many supervisors to manage different and can only be defined bv an their subordinates and departments ef- individualized analysis. seminars' and fectively is directly related to their inab- workshops are tailored differently for ility to communicate clearly or handle different audiences. In general, though, their relationships with others. Northeast the universal concepts of communication, Guidance Center has tackled this prob-' motivation. effective supervision. per- lem which plagues American business sonal and organizational stress manage- through its Professional Development ment, and team co-operation are em- Center division. By intervening directly phasized. The results for the business or with training and consultation in the work agency which is willing to seriously place, we enable the organization to examine its problems and potentials can move toward better management and be profitable and productive. higher productivity. For more information on the Profes- For example, one governmental or- sional Development Center, call 824-8000. ganization was experiencing serious con- flicts in objectives between supervisors and the persons who were directly pro- NITE FLiTE TO NEVADA Above. this energetic and imaginative group Standing, I. to r., is Flo Kliber, publidt)'; of volunteers have piloted another successful viding the services. By providing several j Millionaire Party for Mental Health Mary l,eech. recording secretary; Nancy short, intensive workshops for both levels year of fun and fund raising for Northeast Friday, April 23rd - 7 p.m. Bierley. progra m; Barb Lozelle. records; Joy of staff, we were able to help them better Guidance Center. Seated, l. to r., is Betty Williams, treasurer; Alkt' Bernhardt. corres- analyze their communicatIon problems Ihe Rooslertail Loeher, 3rd vice president: Jam Pooley, 2nd ponding secretary: Ruth Kaal. telephone; Lee and come up with more sound techniques vice president: Cheryl Waldeck, President: Tyler, by-laws, Mary Shammas. arrang('- for solving their department's problems. Reservations at 824-8000 Liz Oates, past president: Beth Kastner, 1st ments. Membership infor 111 alion may be ob- Another business noted that its custom. vice president: Virginia Vallee. bistorian. tained by calling 824-8000. Talking to Your Child About Sexual Assualt By Fran Pasloria Mil eight lIear old daughter wa. watching televuwn with her 24 year old Uncle Rail. He wa. babllsitting with her whUe we we~ at the movies. Ann u an active child who real/glilce, her uncle because he w~stles with her, Thot mght Ann and Rail htul " great time wre.tUng together during the commercia", 6ut then things got out of hand. Rag "lked Ann to take her clothes otrwhile thell wrestled. He told her that .he could watch TV until 11:(J() if,h, did. Ann thought orall thou lote progranu .he doesn't uaualill get to watch - then ,he thought about what Iu! uked her to do, and got a "strange reeUng," u ,he put it, and sold "no" and went to bed. The next morning .he ",Id to nu: "Mom, Uncle Ragalked me to do th08e lunnll thing. gou told me about." 1asked what thing" and she said, "Oh, IIOU know _ take my clothe, off, but J didn't do it.-Are I/OU going to tell him not to do that again'!" "Yes, 1will," 1told her, "I'm reallll glad gou told me." She gave me a hug and Mlid, "Well, 1I0U kMW, Mom, he told me not to tell." This story shows Some facts about one can invade their how Ann was able to child sexual assault: privacy unless they .prevent a potential - Most children give their permis- sexual assault. She are taken advantage sion. Teach them to reacted before she of by someone they say "No," when was trapped, tl1lSted know. In fact, 85% something feels her own emotions are 'by relatives. strange or "not and did not have to neighbors, or friends right." deal with the same of the child. They - Talk about sex- guilt, and confusion take advantage of ual assault. Incor- that usually follows. the trust the child porate it with other There was open has in them. Telling lessons of personal communication be- our children only safety. "What if" is a tween parent and about strangers good conversation child and her mother leaves them much starter. "What if a believed her. Ann more vulnerable. stranger approaches was not taken totally than they need to be. you," "What if by surprise because - Other inform a- someone touches you her parents had pro- tion helpful to child.' in a way that makes vided her with in. ren is telling them you feel uncomfort- formation about that their body be- able." sexual assault. longs to them, and no Northeast Guid------ance Center has de- veloped a program on Prevention of Grosse Child Sexual As- sault. Presentations Pointe are made to the community - par- Properties ents; and children. Northeast is also prepared to take this ~.lllljll_jj' " .~» problem one step further by working When it comes to tires, Over half a century of specializing with parents and in Grosse Pointe property. child when sexual 3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES assault has occurred Ford standards are tough. 884-0600 • 881-6300 • 881-4200 and professional help is needed. Children are our most prized posses- FERLITO'S sions and the great- Every 1982 Ford Motor Company, Ford, European models in 1968. est gift we can give them as parents is a Mercury and Lincoln car line comes with Today, as America's driving needs FAMILY DINING happy childhood with as little trauma, gas-saving steel belted radials as standard become more like other countries, Ford AND PIZZA PARLOR confusion, and guilt equipment. as humanly possible. Motor Company is utilizing ideas from all Grosse Pointe Education is our No other domestic manufacturer can Award Winning Pizza strongest tool. Let us over the Incredible World of Ford like the acknowledge the make that claim. 1.6 liter Compound Valve Hemispherical DINE IN OR CARRY-OUT problem and try to diminish it. But then Ford is more than a mere engine, and outside ideas like the steel 20745 MACK AVE. domestic automaker. G.P.W. 882-1600 TRY YOUR belted radial from domestic and European LUCK! We found radials in tire-makers. MILLIONAIRE Europe in the early fifties We believe it doesn't PARTY when they were developed matter where in the April 23 to handle the Continent's -.- Incredible World of Ford 7 p.m. winding and narrow roads. At The The Incredible a good idea comes from, Roostertail Ford made them standard as long as it ends up on (FoOl of Mo'queHe on lhe Waterfront) equipment on their World of Ford. your car. food-8neroges Auction - Prizes Reservations - Editorial Space Courtesty of: Cottage Hospital of Grosse Pointe - Alexander Pollen _ Call 824-8000 Harold A. Meininger, Realtor - "A friend" Inside: Section Classified Ads Sports c Thursday, April I, 1982 ------._------_._------All Pointes There"s a Tiger drops final • III the Park swim meet By Earl Dui~nan 8y Pamelu Wllrtilill Collier the Ti,.;ers l.lst .\'l'ar and played In perhaps the most highly l'cmarkabl\' \\'t'll alter the bas':- competitive and spirited dual If there is a typical Gros:>e ball strike: Cibson fjlllSht'd With meet of the year, the All Pointes Pointer, the ~4.\'ear-old lJaclll'lor a season batting ~l\'erag{' ()f .:~28, who recently l)ought an attrac- Swim Club dropped its final Including nilll' lWI11l' rllllS ;11)(1 41) dual meet of the season to the tive English Tudor home in the I'lIllS batted in (;jbsoll said he Dearborn Heights Swim Club, Park is not it. He is Kirk (;ib- does not ('an' jf he !Iats onl \' 299.255. ')\JI!. "'\,4U~"'l L..~..~L i' ~OJ:- ~~:C' !)~,~='~~:~ ,~~o dli~ :"t-,q I jlL": .'.') ~";'h ~:.~~:.~, II W~~ All pointes' fourth CI)nsec- Tigers. call slill ell i\'(' Jrl tlie rUllS. utive dual meet setback and lowen,u Gibson and hb dog, Nick, will Gibson bas missed a fe\\' (.xlii- the squad's final record to 3.4. All be moving into thl>il' new hous!! bition games t!lis SPrlll;.; due to Pointes' Michigan Metro Win t e r soon. Nick, a golden retriever, an jnflan'llned Idt \\'!'Ist which League record ended up on the posi. tive side, as the young east siders is not Gibsun's onlv animal. He he said is still painful. It has not also owns a horse. whose name captured three of five league en. appeared to effect (lis batting counters, ' is Rusty. Rusty will not be mov- though, a~ he drove in two runs ing to the area, Gibson said. "1 In the final contest, the two teams with i1 double tl' tie a recent don't want him to be confined, wasted no time establishing an up. Tiger game, The Tigers then beat tempo that would pre va i 1 so I am lea\"ing him in Lapeer." went on to win it. throughout the meet. The squads He has no special hobbies bu t Last week George Kell, a staged a shoulder-to-shoulder duel in Gibson loves the outdoors. He Tiger announcer, pointed out the very first event, as the All Pointes hunts in the off-season and en. that since Gibson !lOW has the 8 and under 100 mixed freestyle relay joys boating on his 27.foot Sea reputation of being a good hit. team of Lisa Williams, David Arbury, Ray. "1 like getting away from tel', he will be drawing a lot of Andrew Bucciero and Becca 5uwr re- it all." he said, walks. Gibson said that this was corded a 1:04.34 time, only to be touched out by ,17 of one second. When asked why he bought a all right with him. "1 want to house in Grosse Pointe, Gibson get on base any way 1 can and In 8 and under individual competi- tion, SU2:or lowered the All Pointe, replied, "1 just like the area." 1 just need to be patient." girls' 25 fiy club record by more than Gibson, born in '\-'atedord, be. The Tigers' record in pre-sea- Gojuryu! one second to 16.53, but still finished gan playing baseball i~ elemen. son play has not been good, but Larry Smee, 6th degree black belt from the second in that event by .01 of a sec- Gibson doesn't seem to be wor- Gojur~'u is not a new soft drink, nor is it a tary school. He contlOued on Windfor Goju School, other black belts and ond. The young east siders did, how- Into college at Michigan State ried. "We have peaked too early brand of designer jean" Gojur~'u is a non-profit students £rom Windsor and students from the ever, record four wins in this age University where he played both in the past," Gibson said, "We crganization which practices Goju karate at the 10cal Goju school. The demonstration is open to group. Lisa Williams emerged victori- football and baseball, "I decided are sloppy now, but it will come Neighborhood Club, Abo\'e, third degree black the public and is free of charge. Classes will be ous in the 25 back (20,S, and breast together when it counts. I just belt Michael Ilurlev instructs (from left io to play baseball instead of foot. forming for the Sodety of Gojuryu's Goju in. (21.46), while the tandem of Buc- want to be productive. The Ti- right) Dcan Olkowliki, John Sllrcar and Gojuryu ciero 06.04) and Suzor 05.06) swept ball as a career because of its ftruction in mid-April. For further information longevity. can play longer in. gers ha,'e a real chance to be a o!ficcr Matthew Kapcia In the art of Goju. The both ends of the freestyle events. I on the demonstration or the claHell, call the contender this year. it is just a Saciei>,' will host a karate demonstration at the Once again, as it has all year, the jury-free, It is also more finan- Neighborhood Club at 885.4600, ' claily rewarding," Gibson said. matter of execution." Neighborhood Club on Monday, April 5 at 7 10 and under contingent made a maj. p,m. The demonstration will feature Sheehan The young ballplayer spent One of Grosse Pointe's newest or point contribution by capturing si" of nine eventJ, The mixed 200 leu than two years in the minor residents sounds like a real win. nero freestyle relay team 01 Eddie Suzor, leagues, He was brought up to Mike Bucclero, Kathy Wines and Heidi Cartwright took AU Pointes' St. Clare cagers end perfect year fint win in 2:09.75. per game while holding their oppo- For the second straight year, 43,30 on their wa)' to the title. Although shut out in the two back- Blues win l\tletro East nents to a 17 point per gaOle average, stroke events, the visitors rebounded the St. Clare of Montefalco boys' In this three game series. 51. Lester scored an unassisted o\'ertime The team receiVed Its CYO champion. by sweeping both the boys' and girls' The Grosse Pointe Blues Bantam fifth and sixth grade basketball Clare's Mike Peplowski combined for goal (or the victol)'. ~hip trophy March 12 at the Pontiac fiy events, while splitting the breast "B" team closed out the 1981-82 SN. team completej a perfect 16-0 an outstanding 38 points and 40 reo The Blut'~ had jumped o....t to OJ SiI\'erdome at center court before stroke contests. son b)' winning the )letro East u3gue season. The Falcons' flawless bounds. Other balanced scoring came pl.)'oU. with a 2.1 "ictol")' over the first I>enod lead on 3 goal by Lester, the start of the Detroit Piston basket. In the fiy, Dan Shanle recorded a Clagg and Krappmann 3ssistwg. The sea50n included the CYO East- from Pete Astfalk with 22 poinls, ball game. Sterling Heights Bruins, Derald Penn with 21, Mike Paull with 39.69 in capturing the boys' event, :'IJorth Star~ tied the ~core on a sec. Side Divisional title. a ChrIstmas The remaining 51. Clare play en in- while Wines (36.82) and Cartwright Sterll.na Heilthls had jumped oul to ond perIod goal by Peler Guzz.ardo. 15 and Pat O'Brien with 14 points. a quick first period' le~d whlt:h II tournament chammunship and clude Rodger Hunwick, Keith Mc" then took a 2.1 It'ad in the third Paull and Astfalk helped control the (38.16) finished one-two for the girts. held until the third period. Midway a championship title in the post- Querry, Jeff Fikany, lad Pablo, Lamar Nora Brooks, who recently took period on a g03l from Ray Bower. l:;{Iards with another oW rebounds Penn, Mark Addy, Juon Whelan. through the final ~riod Grosse Pointe Witb just t~o minutes to play in season Notre Dame tournament. while Penn paeed the games with 12 seventh place in the girls' AAV state The tournament featured lhl' top John Wronikowski, Pat Bruce, Rob center George KrapPl1\llnn fed a pass regulation tim<,. Pisogna took a pass assist,;. Both Penn and Peplowski championships, clocked a 39.55 for to defenseman John Rajt, whose shot teams from seven Detroit drea L'VO Whitty, Louis Dobbs, Eric Garr and {rom Chris )lurra)' and scored to were named to the five. member All. the lone All Pointes' 10 and under from the blueliDe was tip~d In by divisions. St. Clare defeated Detroit Tommy Sullivan. 51. Clare wu coach- breast stroke victory, 1 send the contest into the overtime. Tournament team. ed b)' Steve Zaranek. Student man- David u5ter, In t he Blues' first p1ayDff game, St. Louis, 37.10, previously undefeated The final 10 and under victories With less than three minutes left they defeated the Sterling Heights Detroit st. David's 40.26. and pre\'i During the past season, the 5l. agers were Mati Haun and Dave came in the freestyle as Suzor touched in regu1.:ltion pia)". Krappmann took a Flyers. 4.1 Scoring goals for the ously unbeaten Warren St Anne's, Clare boys averaged o\'er 4{) points Dixon. first for the boys (32.11), while piSS from Chris Clogg and lifted the Blues wac Clogg, with twO, Krapp. Brooks (32.23). Cartwright (32.51) puck over the Sterling Heights goalie mann and Pisugna. Brian Francis, and Kris Peslar (33.73) recorded a for the game winner and plaroCf title. ~lurray. Lester, Clogg and Krapp. rare, one.two-three sweep. Lester drew an assist on the goal. m.:mn drew assists. The 12 and under age group had In the playoff semi.finals, the Blues Throughout the playoffs. Blues two individual winners. Brigid Brooks defeated the Fraser Re-d Stags, 2.1. in goalie Bill Tecos played superbly, double overtime. The Blues jumI>ed turning back countless enemy shots. won the 5Dbreast in 38.29, while Lynn out to a 1.0 lead on a first period Other players who performed well for Benson (1:22.39), Ann Raarz (1:25.23) slapshot by Krappmann, ?ll.ike Amor~ t he Blues \\ ere forwards Steve Gas. and Jennifer Orr (1:26.94) posted the assisting, Fraser tied the game short. kin, ~Iark Anlonenko. Kirk Haggarty second of three one.two-three sweeps Iy arter, but the two teams remained and :'>Iike French. in the 100 1M. scoreless in the second and third The Blues' successful season was In the 14 and under age group, periods to force overtime. capped by the :'>lichigan :'>Ietro East both victories were credited to Sue The first overtime period was score. League title, and included wins in Benoit as she touched first in the 50 less, but with 2:19 to go in the sec. the GPCR Christmas and the Liggett fly with a time of 31.10, then fol- ond overtime stanza, Krappmann Fellowship tournaments. The Blues lowed with a "ietory in the 100 yard passed to Lester and Richard Pisogna were runners'up in the District 3 play, 1M over teammate Kathy Campbell slid Lester's pass behind the Fraser downs and in the :'>letro East hockey with a time of 1:09.05. league's regular scason standings. goalie. The 18 and under age group con- Lou Suvak. Jeff :\'acu and assist. In order to reach the finals the tributed six victories in 10 events. Grosse Pointe Blues had t() defeat ant Pett.' Tecos coached the Blues. Team manacers were Lindl Lester. The first win came in the 200 mixed the Grosse Pointe ~orth Stars and freestyle relay when the team of the Sterling Heights Flyers. Th~ Frank :'>Iurray and Joe Amore. The John Cobar, Andrea Francis, Karen Blues.~orth Stars contest featured a Blues were sponsored b)' Colonial Campbell and Steve Henkel came 3.2 o\'ertime win for the Blues as Federal SavIngs and \lerwyn Gaskin. \lithin a fraction of a sec()nd of breaking the dub record with a • 1:45.24 finish. Kathy Campbell fol. lowed with a victory in the girls' 50 j\tlay 2 IS Cottage run fly (33.62). The Cottage Hospital AUXiliary will pedestrian walkers. In the girls' 50 back, Francis (34.6) present its second annual 5 kilometer Each partiCipant ....ill recci\'e a and teammate Sharon Attar (37.93) fun run walk "We're Up for Health" raee T-shirt. a certiilcate of partici. recorded a one.two finish. The 18 and as a benefit for Cottage Hospital on patlOn. a race number and a tlcket under boys finally captured a win Sunday, May 2 starling at 1 pm. The for food and entertainment planned as Bob Baldwin (32.14) edged team- race is sponsored by the Se...en l:p. for after the run in the South Hi"h mate Paul Sweany (33.06) in the 50 Canada 01")' Bottling Company of School gym, Because the run is - 1I breast Detroit. benefit for Cottage Hosp\tal. partici. The girls closed out the scoring for The race will begin at 1 pm. on pants are asked to seek pledges for ager, Jad Pablo, Keith McQuerry, Rodger Hun- the 18 and under troupe with a vic- Grosse Pointe Boulevard near J:'isher their mn or \Ialk. l.ocal businesses St. Clare's un-:l('featC'd fifth and ~ixth grade tory in the 100 freestyle as Francis wick, Jeff Fikany, coach Steve Zaranek, Mike Road in the Farms. Race headquarters and organi7.ations are urged to send basketball team inc1ud('S, from left to right, (1:01.57), Sarah Gerhardstein (1:01.- is the South High School gym. 11 a learn to compete in the fun run. (front row) Ll'mar Penn. Mark Addy, Jason Peplowski, Pete Astfulk, captain, Mike Paull, 62) and Alice Guarino (1:12.29) reo Grosse Pointe Boulevard. The entry Last year's race attracted 450 entrants. Whelan. John Wronikowski, Dcraltl Penn, cap- Pat O'Brien 8nd manager Dave Dixon, Team corded the third win.place.show fin- fee is $6. Entries are available at the The "Sock Hop" planned for after tain. Pat Bruce, Rob Whitty, Louis Dobbs, member Eric Garr is not in the picture. ish of the evening. information window of Cottage Hos. the race w1l1 feature hot food. en. Tommy Sullivan: (top row) Matt Haun, man- All Pointes Sotes: All Pointes will pital, 159 Kercheval Avenue, and at tertainment and daneing to the music conclude its 1981.82 competition as public libraries and at merchants in of fOllr local groups ....ho will compete the squ~d travels to the Michigan the area. for an el'ent trophy. Family members • )fetro Wmter League Championships The fun run/walk is open to every. of runners, spectators or people who at S()uthfield High School on April 3. one. Families are urged to participate. IS a spring tradition wish just (0 participate in the party Smelt dipIling The meet, whIch begins at 9 a.m., Three awards will be given in each after the run can buy individual matches the two best swimmers ff()m :\ ~mell,dipping trip is a tradition Sincl' smclt nms arc triggered part, Superior runs occur from the second of 12 age categories for both male tickets for S3 or family tIckets for up each club in l'ach stroke category. for th,lus,1nds of !tfichig.1mans who l~ hy snowmelt. this \~inter's record to third week of May. AI()ng Lakes and female runners. Awards will be to four mem!>(ors at SID at the box hean for lakrs and f1\'rrs to SC()()Pup and n('ar.record snowfalls in many Huron and Michigan in the V.P., given for the top three male and fl'. ?ffice of the South High gym, Tickcls bucketfuls during :\ pril and ~tay parts of the state should producc an nights from mid. April to early May male walkers and for the first five Include lunch and entl'rtainment. spawning runs. aecordlDg to lh(' :\uto. excellent seasan. Auto Club obsen'crs :lre bpst. Participants in the fun run walk mobile Club of :'tlichigan. pr('dict. 8('st runs of smelt averaging Peak Canadian activity at Point Pointers "rill South girls wind up may pick up lhl'ir race numbt'r and "Entire families and carloads of eIght inches long and \\eighing about PE'!l'e usual!y take place around April packet at race headquartl'rs on Iv on friends head for their favorite flshlng two ounces each usually occur betwe"n 20. but runs could vary by much as a ...i.drav Cl.Own the day of the e\'cnt from 10 a.~. to spots and oitrn stand lip their chests 11 pm. and 3 a.m. in 42. to 45.degree wE'ek due to the weather. "' volleyball year noon, Xo entril'S will be accepted water tempcratures Ocrasional runs Contributions by three Grosse South volleyball: South's varsity lD 40 degrl'e water all night h)ng to after 11 a.m. racl' day. T.shirts are dIp for smelt:' slaterl James nrilr~'. also OCCllrduring daylight hours. Anglers arl' reminded that hand POI~te hOCkey players helped the St. and JV volleyball teams have wound nl'ts may be used for smelt up to one- Clatr Shores Squirt A Wings travel a\'aiiable on the racl' day' only; there Auto Club Travel Operat\Ons mana~rr. "Lake Huron beaches and tribu. up cnother season. playing their last half mile upstream from any river hOCkey team ~in the Adray League is no ~lla rantl'e of shirts for late Smelt sell for up to S3 a pound at tanes traditionally have been sites of regular games on March 5 against mouth from March 1 through May 31 playoff championship. re~lstratlOl1, statr foorl stores. Whether brOIled lD the state's best runs," Drur~' says. Roseville. south of Highway M.72 and from Efforts by forwards Dan Paolucci Race director IS Jeanne Bocci. Co. flour or dCl'p.{r:l'd in batter. the\' arc Thi~ ~'ear, anglers predict best Lake In the game against Rosevilll', the April 10 through May 31 north of and Brad Russell and defenseman chairmen of the event are Josette conSidered one of the Great I:akes' }j uron runs between April 13 and varsity was once again victorious, 1~8, M.n. Large dip nets up to 9 feet Tun Ryan helped defeat state cham. 15.12. Eileen O'Shee scored a total Hosking, (~frs ,J ames J.). president best tasting fish. Firtv.threl' Great Apnl 30. square are allowed on some streams pIOn Royal Oak, 2.1, for the title. of eight points and Dalby had two of the Collage Hospital Auxiliarv: Lakl's smE'll hot spots - indudlng Nancy Y. Davirlson, director of dOe. Canada's Point Pelee National Park "While many Lake Michigan rivers by permit only, The State Department The playoCC victory highlighted the kills. are spotty. hl'st runs should be from of Natural Resourcl'S 1982 Michigan 51. Cl.alr Shores Wings' season, which The JV also won. 15.2, 15-$. Top H'lopment: and Madge R. Lawson, and thc Whcat!ey arl'a s0Ilthl':lst of puhllc relatl()ns rlirl'ctor, both of Cot. Dcln1it ---- are Itstcd In Auto Club's Apnl 15.25," he ac1cts. FIshing GlIlde should be consulted also Included the Adra)' regular sea. scorer in this match was Cathy son championship. Hennes.;y, who served eight pojnt~. tage HOSPItal. 1!HJ2 Smell (;uide. In the llpper Pemnsula, best Lake for furl her information. eo ¥ • 4 p ... * • - Page Two-C GROSSE, POINTE NEWS Thursday, April " /982 ~ The l\tidgie League championship was taken by tht Spirits, Thl' Giant Ll':l).{U("S ehulIlllion, Kcntul'ky, is in light at left. Thl' Yuung ,\dull Ll'agu~ d\lllllpioll~hip went to thl' Jun~- in the dark jerseys at right. The Rockets, at left in the light The IllImer-up, llS(', is at ri~ht in lh'rk jerst',"s. The se\'t'nth uno Il'l'rs, from ll'ft to ri~ht, (front row) Harold Cotl', And" Turnhull, shirts, were runners-up. The teams included, from left to right, ei~hth gl'uners art.', from left to rig-ht, (front row) Rand" Arndt Kl'n Fro mill, Paul Hentz, Briun Carion, ('uptain: (ha('k row) Jim (front row) Sharie Smith, Nicholl' Giumetti, Susan Jill Chappell, Firllz Ghundi, Chris Herman, Thoma., Bruetsch, KC\'in' Barton: H<:rtman, couch Doug' Turnbull, coal'll llllroid Conlan, Eril' Mill'. A n"!l.' '1'1."",,,.11 .. M ...... 1 ~~ Mon!' RUP't'ri!;, Christin Cromur. Chris !\tatt ~eelands. Brian Aardema: (top row) cO:H'h Fred Smith, Michael, Pat Boll, l'llul Gutwuld. couch John Grcl{ IInd Tim DeFour; (seco~d ro~\') A~ny -Brennan, Nancy Woods, Andrea David McGee. Paul T'H'kl', :\Iark Thcllla~. To~d Hl\~tings, Jay l\1uc:\lirhllt>l. The Il'l\gue IS l'ompnscd 01 J!lh ant! l~lh J;:ruul'r:.. 'l'rylolf, Christin'll Fleming, Barbie MaUahan; (top) Richard H(,llz(', Frank Unger, Dylan Cell' and fo;\eh Janll's Hastin~s. Brennan. Dave Cromar and John Gustafson. Ballner year for CluJ) The Neighborhood C 1u b ' s 1\ hit-h {,'alu red 37 players ,m four Youth Basketb:lll Leagues ha\'(~ t (';\1115 , The bors' se\'enlh and l'i~hlh ended a great season-one in gradt' h'a~ue is ('allt'd Iht' Giant which -l~9 b,)ys • Thursday, April " 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.C Call 882-6900 6 Trunk Lines to Serve You Quicklv CLASSIFIED ADS • ..------._._----_. ----_._------_._------+------>_.------_ .._-_._------1------_..------_._~ ----_._------1 ------.------lA-PERSONALS lA-PERSONALS 1A-P ERSO NALS 2B-TUTORING AND 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED ! 4-HELP WANTED i 4-HELP WANTED 'EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL I GENERAL i GENERAL "S~TURDAY SAFARI" - INCOME TAX HIGH FLYING HELIUM ------1------:------C~lldren 8 to 12. Museum I Prepared In your home at BALLOON BOUQUETS TUTORI NG EXPERIENCED chauf{eur for GARDENER/Caretaker, full, BABYSITTER NEEDED - 1 BOOTH RENTALS by the tripS, da~' oU!lngs, birth. your convenience. Experi. for all occasIOns for as btl1e ALL SUBJECT- private Grosse Pointe fam. time to maintain private I Mack.Vernier area, for 2! week. 772.8621. day par lies. Call 885.0028 enced reasonable rates I as $10. Delivery available. . ::> ily. Must travel to Florida single f.amil~ 5 acre ~esi. I chi:dren, Monday. f~riday,: CHILD . CARE-~'~d~d for for details. F ' It t' C II f " 882 4968 i GRADES 1 THHU 12 I in winter - wife may ac. dence 10 Grosse Pomte 3:1;) p.m ..6:30 pm., In my '! t . h - -'--'-'- .- -- - .. --. - ree, consu a IOn. a or I - PHUFESSIONAL FACULTY. company. Good salary. Con. Farms. Position available', home. Call 886.2018 after: ~,attn hIn mY ' oT.ne_.3°on CLOCK and pocket watch reo appointment '. . , I'd' t I G d I . 7 I ,,0 109 am,. 7 30 ;).. pair. Grandrather, mantle 292 9'17 MATUHE COLLEGE stu.! \;VE CAN HELP I tacl Grosse Pointe Employ' i lIl:me la e y. .00 sa ary I p.m. _' _._ _ . Must have reference~. 82.1. anniversary clocks, cuckoo- - 1 dents of!ering day care: GROSSE POINTE ment Agency, 885-4576. I With benefits. S.end resume! OFFICE MANAGER I recep., 3376 after 7 p.m. clocks, Specializing J'n 1 clIsio'M---j)RAj'ERIES in services, June.August, Mon.: !.E-\RNI:>:G CENTER 1 ... O"UT OF W'O--RK--j to Grosse Powte News,' i tionist .for busy East De. - - --.--. -- - -- house calls, 884.9246. I my horn e, Reasonably day.Friday, Grosse Pointe! 63 :{er<:heval on the Hill I • Box: ~.50, 99. Ken:heva. i troit dental office. Book .. SECRF:TAHY / full ~harge prl'ced but quall'ty work. area only. Lunches and 'I343.0B36 3430836 I Thinking of relocating? Ave., Grosse Powte Farms. . b k d d' bookkeeper, for 1.glrl of. • ------.-.-- I We have the largest number 48236 ' keepwg ac groun an f' R I t G . AD :fo'INANCIAL Services - "Ian'. s'mple books Pat naptime a\'ailabJe. For I __ ------. '," d S ! Ice. ep y 0 rosse " , .. " . f r d f of out of town newspapers .. ------" .. ".- . --, experience require. orne I POIn(e :'-iews Box P.50 99 Income tax and bookkeep. 772.5440. more 10 orma !On an re'l 2D-CAMPS from all Over the U.S.A. i SALES~ERSONS WANTED'i college preferred. S~nd Kerche~al, Grosse Pointe ing. Rea son a b 1e rates. .-.~ ------.- erences, call Jan at 686. i Sunbelt. \Vant-Ads include I fuB time only. Call 881.. resume and salary requJ~e. F 'f' h' 48236 Grosse Pointe references. ALAHM SYSTEMS-24 hour 8841 and Mar" Anne, 882. I • i , , t t E t D t t arms "lC Igan .5553, prOICCllOII wiliic hOllle vi I ldW". ' :, (':'\",'1' 1\Tl.RlITIfS -Private, FI{)ri spayed. Call Mrs. Hechin. WOMEN :LADIES! With our cream ' 1 branch offIces near East. only. W. D. Gale Inc., 6400 p.m., 881.3007. P.22, Vrosse Pointe News, ger at 885.3039. Projects Never Get Finished?' and wrap, lose up to 8- l1G-CONVALESCENT land, in Grosse Pointe Park Mount Elliott, Detroit. WAITRESSES, bartenders, 99 Kercheval, G r 0 sse INCOME TAX Wish You Could Hire Your. inches of unwanted fat CARE and Grosse Pointe Woods. LANDSCAPE crew leader I cooks, ~ull and part time. Pointe Farms 48236. All returns prepared or reo self for A Day? permanently and safely in We offer generous adver. needed to operate residen. Apply In person" between 1------viewed by C.P.A. Consul. Call us - 331-3554. just one hour (not a tern. ------, tising, floor time, close tial lawn crew. Experience 2-4 p.m. Wubzee s, 11310 ST. MATTHEW Parish at tation in your home or at RESTORESS INTERIORS I porary water loss). If you HOSPITAL BEDS for sale. I supervision. Comprehen. helpful. Send resume to Hayes, corner of Kelly. 6021 Whittier, Detroit . I . I ------.---- I prefer, be wrapped in the Electric or manual. Call i sive training classes sched. P . t N B ------1 48224, is seeking a state. our Grosse POinte ocahon. Cl'STO;\f DRAPES, quality I privacy of your own home Harold Wescott & Associ'i uled to begin soon. Call Grosse om e ews, ox PART TIME women and, certified pre.school or pri. H & !I\~~~rE~~IONAL work, reasonable prices. 'I by a thoroughly trained ates, 8B2.5807. Paris DiSanto for an inter. :~\ 99~e~~gheval82~~osse men work from home on: mary teacher and aide for All hems band sewn, free, lady. The Body Wrap Co. ME~TAiiY-RETARDE-Dli.: view appointment. 884.. om e, c I an . telephone program. Earn i a pilot pre.kindergarten 569-1292 I installation. 939-2476. '839.1171. 0600. WOMAN TO care for infant up to $25 to $100 per week I program, (September.May, ------1 censed home-Rooms avail.. JOHNSTONE & h depending upon time avail. on Tuesday and Thursday WILL DRIVE car to Florida. ------.--- bl d I I • in our home. 12 ours per PRESSED Flower Creations' RESUME WRITING service. a e in aut .oster care JOHNSTONE week. Own transportation. able. Call 885.9317, 8-91' mornings). Pre.school or About April 7th, 8th or 9th Unique gifts (or Easter I Quality resumes, cover let. home. located in former) ---______References. 331.7368. a.m., or 7.9 p.m. kindergarten experience 822-1920. and Mother's Day. Pictures,' ten that command aUen. convent. Hamtramck. 886'1 DO YOU HAVE A 1------1 preferred. Send resume ,....------,: candles, jewelry, paper tlon. 884-6370. 8632 between 10 a.m ..noon. , MISCONCEPTION SECRETARY for downtown RETAIL SALES-Ideal for i and transcript to: pre.kin. DR. WI LLARD'S goods, etc. 884-6194. ! ------,----.------: of the AMWAY opportunity? law firm. Intelligent, excel. mature person with out. I dergarten Team by April WATER ------; WEDDINGS - Flute music' L~VELY care for ambulator~ : Call Maril)'n at 824.2200. lent typing and spelling going personality who en. I ' HAVE A LEGAL problem?' for weddings. Experienced In A.F.e. home o~ beauti. ! essential. Legal experience joys working with peoPle' 15. BID-LIFE PRODUCTS call an attorney for a free Clasical flute and guitar. ful Lake B.udd m Clare I DRIVERS - OpenIngs avail. helpful Yrs. Fox. 961-4700. Electrical and lighting ex.j ------Free one Ilallon distilled 1 consultation. 88S-6863. Music for any occasion. Count)'. FamIly atmosphere, able, all. ~ours open. Need ------___ perience preferred but not 4A-H ELP WANTED water with pul't'hase. ------Call 824.8375 countr)' settlng. 517-539. good dnvlng record. 15501 LIMITED OPENING for am. necessary. Call 771-2330 be. DOMESTIC ~71 GOING TO the World'. Fair? I . 5130. ~lack at Nottingham. bitious salespeople who I tween 10 a.m ..12 n'oon for I. Free Accommodations. 393'1 Id b . t t d' \ . t ~======~~======_=I 0816 I 18-SI!CRET'" RIAL I 'HOME MAKERS wou e In eres e In a appomtmen. GROSSE POINTE r------.....,I. I ~ A 3--LOST AND rewarding full time REAL ------EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PROFESSIONAL ~TATE ! SERVICES FOUND . Earn additional income, 3 or ESTATE CAREER with es. SALESPERSON FOR bakery, Needs Cooks, Nannies, Maids, Anr one or more people II ------! 4 hours a day. I will train. tabllshed Grosse Pointe of. 1 hours 5:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Housekeepers, Co U pIe s, Janitor Service knowing or having anY-I SECRErARIAL/A..'l'SWERING 824-2200 fice. For confidential inter. or 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Nurse Aides, Companions OFFICFS thing in Michigan concern. I service, bookkeeping, Xe. MISSING - Male gray cat. ASK FOR MARY view contact Mr. Robert Minimum wage. Ideal for ar,d Day Workers for pri. COMMERCIAL lng the Will Hudson Estate I'OX, notar)' a\'ailable. Res. white markings, long hair, Damman, sales managi.!r, middle. aged lady. 882-8604. vate homes. Experience iNDUSTRIAL please con t act Mrs. B. urnes, term papers, legal. \'ery gentle, named Boots, CARETAKER COUPLE for or Mr. Richard E. Borland PREFER non. oki g .1 FREE ESTIMATES Occhipinti, 1137 Cadieux, Reasonable rates. 885-1900. Maryland: Kercheval area. apartment building. Alter. at Borland Associates of s~ n. per and references required. Grosse Pointe Park, 48230. 17901 East Warren. 822.2020 or 824.8069. E. Jefferson area. Must be Earl Keirn Realt). 395 son for fllll time kitchen 18514 Mack Avenue, 886-0823 _. -----.------reliable and experienced. Fisher Road, Grosse Pointe work. .Wednesda~' throu~ Grosse Pointe Farms. 885- '==::;:;:;;;;;:::==::;:;:;;=::=~==:j . NEED CREDIT? " TYPING-.Personal, resume REWARD - Lost shaggr Live.in apartment plus saI. 886-3800 Sunday days. Apply In 4576. r d b 884--2071 "Benji".like dog, white C 11 9 5 775-' person only. Salary to be Information 0 n receiving: an uSlness.. d ar)'. a a.m.' p.m. LOC L S T determl'ned based on ex. LIVE.IN companion for sen. CALL US FIRST ------aDd brown, b1ack.tippe 3636. A POR S publication ior Grosse Pointe lady. Re. We do Custom T.Shirts & Vi:: M~ste~Ca~\ with ~o II PROFESSIONAL TYPING- ears, female. Answers to in search of a TALENTED perience. Club 500, 17569 Custom Hats (or your cr . It c ec. t er car s Personal and business - Tammy, 5t. Clair Shares WANTED-Dental assistant, person wit h excellent East Warren. liable and dependable, min. club or ball team and etc. available.. Free. broch.ure including legal, medical, area. 774-8276. exper~nced, 4 handed, phone personality to haD. I imal care, housekeeping, CALL US AT call Pubhc CredIt Sen'lce: I financial reports. 881.1368. --_. - ..- - - -._-- ..-- benefits, 4 day work week. dIe our news dealer ac. PROPOSAL' ENGINEERING cooking, so m e driving. References required. 884. KEN _ 882-8.79 uR i (602) 949.()276, Ext. 641. I FAST, ACCURATE typin.s FOUND - Black long.haired Send resume to Grosse counts and other circula- manager. :Must be familiar TALENTED Y.OUNG man i done I'n home. Reasonable. male cat, gentle. Found 8 Pointe :\'ews, 99 Kercheval, tion related duties. Excel. with write.up, processing 7792. DON• - 824.7178 Mile Marter area. 884.3344. and prl'cI'ng of spec'al ma . I Pr' G needs a producer to assist I 5~ll.5776. .____ Box D-46, Grosse Pointe lent opportunit). for ad. 1 • MATURE ,',roMAN to baby. Specla ICes to roups. . . d f'l od ------.. --. F '11 h 48236 t d 1 chines. Full benefits in ...... -' In musIc an I m pr uc., LOST: Diamond engagement anns. .. c . vance men , goo sa ary sit for infant and older r~------;;.--;.-::,:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;~tion. Pete. 882.5464. i -2---E-N-T-E-R-T-A-'-N-M-E-N-T-- ring, great sentimental val. I and benefit package. Call eluding health, dental, eye. children. Must be flexible, LET GEORGE ue. Reward. 822-3363. IDEAL FOR college aged I Warren Ligan at The Foot. glass. Salary commensur. some daytime, late after- IEXPERIENCED. RELIABLE i ------' female food service ball News, 881.9554. ate with experience. Apply noon and early evening DO IT : driver to drive Honda to i VI NT AGE FOUND-Mature dog. March. counter work, food prep I ------i to Box B.22, Grosse Pointe hours. 882.7634. No ser\'ice charge if : San Francisco. References. . 21. 6 Mile.Conner area. i and clean up. 567.1515: WOMEN 21 or over earn $50 News. repaired. i 526-9356. : PIANO STYLI NGS Nice and friendh' German. between 2 and 4 p.m. I to $250 per week. Part . I DEPENDABLE woman need. ------.- I Urbane plano entertainment Shepherd.type dog. 1\fostly; '" r I tim~. Be your o\vn bo~. RESPONSIBLE, mature wo~ ed to help with new baby APPLIANCE SERVICE CU~TOll~ PICTURE framing: for the cocktail part)., din. tan with some white, chain: EXP~"'CED 'WAI'.fRES~ Tram free. Call Stephame man for general office and 4-year old upon return See my ad column 2(}'F I 1,': p~lce of galle~y costs. i ner part)', garden part)", I choke collar. Very well.i to hve In and "',ark 10 prl' 881-0729. work, some typing. 10 to from hospital. Live.in pre. George Stults 885.1762 Mormng or evenmg 822. special moment. If you are! mannered house.trained' vate Grosse POinte home. ------1 3, Monday through Friday, ferred. Day hours accept. 0502. I ' , :\1 t be ble t tr 1 t WANTED - Medical assist. II iJe '=--=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.=--=.-=.=--=.'=--=.=--=' .____ without a piano, I'll bring. good watch dog. Return to. • us a 0 ave 0 t f h'" ff 9 I .Harper area. P. O. able. Needed for 2 weeks. r------., mine. Call Jeff, 646.9531.! owner or good home. 521.. Florida in winter. Contact an or p YSlclan s 0 Ice Box 183, st. Clair Shores, Baby due May- 2. Refer. ______, 2868 . Grosse Pointe Employment in Detroit. Apply with reo Michigan 48080. ences required. Must have PROFESSIONAL WRITING SERVICE YAGIC SHOWS - Available 1__ . , Agency. 885-4576. sume to Grosse Pointe I for birthday parties, ban. i "MOLLY". a l(}.month.old: News. Box P.75, Grosse DENTAL ASSISTANT _ ow~n transportation. 882- • Brochures • Business Correspondence quets, )'our social affair.: "Corh" is a small Golden' THE RIGHT CHOICE Pointe Farms, Michigan Chairside, experienced in 18:>7. • Newsletters • Press Releases CaU Jim Shannon, 885.6699. iRed I'ong.haired dog. She. A career in real. e~tate ~f. 48236. 4.handed dentistry. Full or ------ "'AL D J "th I' is part Spaniel and part fords you unl1mlted In. part time, 886-6812. 4C-HOUSE SITTING 884-6370 PROFESSIO ., "I f d t FULL TIME da)' reception'i SERVICES .'d . . 't" I .: : Daschund. She was left to' come, ree om 0 set your . t f hi' 1" EARN EXTRA. INCOME. \'i.1 e var.le ~. 0" I!lUSIC,sp~. i die in a vacant house. i schedule, challenging op. IS or psyc atnc c !nIC, 3 1 clallzes m ~ eddmgs, ann!. Sh' h d h h ts d I portunit\' to help people months training at St. Call for an appointment. S 0 Treat yourself to versaries, and parties of. eds a er C 1 1C an I and mu"ch more Let u Clair Shores location prior After 5 882-2274. HOUSE.SITTING - Takes all sorts. Qualil)' guaran.. nee :._a h orne. a at hy. . . s to permanent placement in I------1 care of animals, plants, THE ORIGINAL teed. Reasonable rates.! 527-1.53. help you ?lake the nght Clinton Township. Experi. SECRETARY - 'Immediate and any other household WILLARD WATER Call KI:\I CHRO~IS, 247. LOST small white -c'-a-t-?l-IO-,! C callree r chOlfce. f'd t' I ence necessary. Call be. opening, large downtown maintenance, ReI i a b 1e. 5527 ' ' : " ,a 0t day or can I en la t 10 d 1 insurance agency, typing, owns small business. Call Free delivery to shut.ins. A'lO .•• . ross.Kercheval area. 886.:' ).nte-.).e...... 77A27''''ween a.m. an p.m. sorth hand, excellent spell. Ad"I'an. at 88"~ 882-8959 ------0448. i Dennis Andrus DO" A?OO ~ uv. 2A-MUSIC ------00\1"'0------ing, grammar and math EDUCATION '''PEPSI'', a 2'2. vear. old SCHWEITZER HOSTESS for evenings. Her. skills. many fringe bene. 5-SITUATION . Shepherd.Collie ~eeds a bert's Cafe, 8601 East 13 fits. 962-0034. Equal Op. WANTED Complete, Economical ------good home to save her REAL ESTATE! Mile, Warren. 268.0950 portunily Employer. m/f. : WORD PROCESSING GROSSE POI NTE from the doo" warden. The BETTER HOMES AND from 9 a.m ..ll. ,------FULL TIME medical recep. OFFICE WORK WANTED Club Mailings, Envelopes. Labels, Manuscripts, 1NSTITUTE OF neighbors are ,complaini.ng GARDENS 'PHYSICAL THERAPY aide tionist for a busy family: PART TIME Reports, Technical Equations, Tables, Etc. MUSIC ~ecau;~ ~h\llS kthe thIrd WA.'ITED _ Mature woman -Part time, afternoons practice. Must have know!. IBilling, shipping, receiving. WORDS/NUMBERS PROCESSING CORP. MUSIC-Piano, guitar, voice, ~po:~'edewli~ha~~s:ontsd tsahn,'I to care for infant, 3 da)'s. and evenings. St. Clair edge of peg.board, appoint. i phone orders, payroll, ac. 881.3403 : J • • e a week some evenings. 1 Shores, out.patient clinic., ment scheduling, phone, I counts payable, receivable, strings, wind and brass IS completely. house.broken , Own tra'nsportation Refer. I Experience preferred but, insurance, filing and med. i book entries, typing. Ex. (Free pickup and deli\'eI)' in the Pointes) . A~r::trum~~~sse~nrn o~~:~"ing. good wIth. kIds and other ences. 885-3472.' not essential. 779-8892. I' ical terminology. Recent ~ perienced senior male. '::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.":'--:::.":'--:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-= painting, and pastel. . pets. PepsI says "Please". 1 F:::'-;;;;:;;;::;;;;:;;;::;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;;:;;;::;;;;:;;;::;;;;:;;;;:;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;::;;;::;;;;:;;;::;;;::;;;;:;;;::;;;;:;;;;:;;;::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;::~ experience with references I 886-0345 -======Distinguished facull". Call Ja-ann 759.1702. ! necessary. 774.7240. 1------, ------A . t t M ------;WALLPAPERING, painting, . I / 882-4963 4-HELP WANTED 5515 an onager CHAUFFEUR NEEDED 3: repair work. No job too resumes V--IL-L-A-G-E-M-U-S-I-C-S-T-l)-;-D-ro-S-fGENERAL and Part time Sales People times or more per \\yeek.: small. F r e e estimates. 17011 Kercheval. Private in.: WOMEN'S SPECIALTY SHOP i For details. 882-4486. ,Dave. 264.0810 after 3 p.m. I -----. ------_ struction. i~ piano, guitar,: • R);'S • MASONS RENAISSANCE CENTER IDEAL FOR sCh?ol girl.. LAWN CUTTING-Experi- b'y flute: ,vIOlin and cel~o.: for staffing and special!)' in LIght housekeeping. Call enced college student will -' QualifIed profeSSIOnal m., Grosse Pointe hospital 2 years college or retail experience needed. Must be _ .~43.9152..a.!.l_~r~p:m. ._ keep.up your lawn this ]vnn mornings 573.0600 structors. Call 885.7677 af. I Openings available for strong in sales. GE~ERAL ACCOU~TI:\'G' summer. For a free esti. evenings 296.1032 ternoons or 296.5~83 Wed. : R:'\'S • LP:>;'S 259-5079 CLERK: mate, call Steve, 469-0428. -' nesda)'s and evemngs. NURSES AIDES Varied duties in downtown ------__ PIANO LBSSONS in your, for private duty. '- __ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=-. __-__-_-:.-_-_-_...J. insurance office. Accurate' SPRI:-lG Y:-\RD cIean-ups home. Certified teacher. I • LIVE.IN CO~IPANIO:-lS typing and knowledge of' and odd Jobs, Call Steve Ext ens i v e background. ' needed for Wayne and STAFF NURSE business machines and fig. after 2. 885.9374. Children/adults. 884.7635.: ~lacomb Counties. Call ure aptitude required 1:>1 BUSI);ESS since 1945 ----.----: MACOMB NURSI NG Pediatric Office 962.0034 and have made thousands II WOODS MUSIC' UNLIMITED RESTAURANT opportunity of sales over the phone and ~ STUDIO i 263-0580 Saint John Hospital has a part time posi. with No, 1 leader in the outside, In t ere s t e d in ,GUITAR, PIANO, THEORY _. ._._ ~ond -f working every Tuesday fand Ren.Cen. If you ha\'e lea. phone work from my home. HOME or STUDIO 'UPHOLSTERER wanted 24 n ay rom8:00a.m.t04:30p.m.- ora dership qualities. and a 8 a.m ..5 pm, 296-5209 or 20943 Mack to 40 hours per week ~ble Staff Nurse with at least 1 year pediatric thorough knowledge of after 5 p.m, 776-3720. t d '. office experience. Pediatric oncology ex. ~Il weekdays 881.2920, 1 a cut an sew. 331.2297. I perience preferred. (ood preparation, purchas. EXPERT LA W~ care. Rea. 881-5738 . JOBSO\'ERSE/\S _ B l'g ing and menu planning, sonable rates, reliable ser. . For more information, please contact: W '11 ff ' Deadline money fast. $20,000 to: e. ~I 0 er you a com. vice. Expenence. Free esti. 2B-TUTORING AND $50,000 plus per year Call: SAIN"", TOHN HOSPITAL pelltlve salary, benefits.' mates. 885.i928. EDUCATION 1.716-842.6000, Ext 3675. ~. 'J and a challenge to be a .. ------Is Noon _____.._ . ._ success. For appointment,' LAW~ SERVICE: Weekly PRIVATE TV'fORING ; WAITRf:SSES, cashiers, hos. 22101 Moross Road please call Doug between: cutting'. trimming, edging. Tuesday I . hAil b' tess, pIZZa cook. 961.4303. Detroit. Michigan 48236 2 p.m..5 p.m. at 259.1525.: Reasonable rates, College 10 your own orne. su '------_ . (313) 343-3980 ----.- ...-.------: honor students. 886-5775 can early. jects; all levels. Adults anu INFOR~IATION on Alaskan Equ.1 OpportuMity F.mplo)'fT LEGAL SECRETARY for: --. - ...--- .__ chiJdrt!n. Certified teachers' and Overseas employment. downtown law firm. Must' RELIABLE WOMA:-l wants DF:TROIT and SUBURBAN Excrllent income potential. have exceHent typing skills housework. No ironing. 882-6900 TUTORING SERVICE Call (312) 741.9780 Ex!en.' and dictaphone experience. own transportation. Good 356-0099 sian 7010. 965.4054. references. 922-4017. I \ • • • - .. see GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April I, 1982 ------_. ------._---- ._--_.------. ------.~- - 5-SITUATION 5-SITUATION 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT WANTED WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED NURSE'S AIDE desires work MEDICAL SERVICE INDIAN VILLAGE alea SUNSET CIRCLE condomin. GROSSE POINTE CITY MARYLAND. JE!,'FERSON, MACK.OUTEH Drivc 6 room GROSSE POINTE PAHK 4 or more hours, $4.75 per PROFESSIONAL CARE Large one b('droom apart. iUlIlS,2 b('drooms, $400 per ('harming 3 bedroom bridt, in the PlIrk. Unique, spa. lower, carpeted. remodeled Hemot!el('u two . bedroom hour, excellent references. WHEN NEEDED ment. newly decorated, de. month, on Harper bctween lil'eplace, kitchen appli. dous apartmcnt with one kitchen, tiled Lalh, Exc,'I. lower ap81'tnll'nt. l.arge 772.3475. We care for your loved ones luxe shag carpeting, ideal. 13 and Masonic, St. Clalt am'es. garage, Available massive 11 e d roo m with lent ,'ondition. Ideal for Hving room and llininj( LAWN CU'ITINC=Two' ~high in Iy located on E. dJeffcrSOn, Shores. 881.2755, April 20th. $575 per month, walk.in elosct, modern kit. adulls, no Pl'ts, H,'asOlHl!J!l' room, upd,ltcd kitchen with • Your Home 10 mmutes to owntowlI' 879.9399, 852.361l. eht'Jl and bath, fully car. 771.0738 (II' 372.2762. slove anti refrigerator, 1I,'ar school seniors will cut, • Hospitals and Mediesl Center $220 ALTER-East Jefferson: 2 or peted. f{'stul'ing Swedish I , '" . St'lIlta, $:!flO pt'r llIont h. trim, edge, and sweep your • ~ursing Homes per month. 885.1220: i 3 ~o~m dean, quiet, ad~ll ST. CLAIR S/IOHES 2.bed.' metal blinds, sk~'lights and LA~GF. 1W(~.b('droom IOWeI, 8IlHIo17, awn. Cheap, experienced. RN LPN A'd L" .-.... ". . I bUlldmg. Decorated. With room Colonial duplex. 2. ,'bs" '1'1'11"01\'.}""al for (,rosse POII.lte Park.. fIre. Free estimates. 882.6003, ' I I es, Il'e.m rom. 5 ROOM lower, natural fire. or without utiliUp.s. Rea. " "u u~ I ...... 750 panion. ear brkk attached garage. singl; pl'ofessional or a pla.el', spp I;ln('es. all' COli' LAIlGI-: FIVE.room upl'('r-- ~5 . E . d R f place, carpeting, $350 per sonable, references, securi. kitchen, all appliances, wall coupl". "a'.-'" Pllbll'" trano. IhtlOlled, washl'r, tlryCl'. Warren Outer Drive area. -'0' N-d-;:-I'-;':'-s xpeneLonc~.,'coset erences, month including heat. Se- t.v. 824.2201 or 823-5795 or I • ~ '.. , " ('al'pl't, alJplillll~es, tWllt. RELIABLE PERS • ~~.. n door patio. luxurious car. portation. 'no pets, heat, n('\I'ly d('(.'oraled, gllra~c. house I offiC'e clea n ing Supen'ised, Insured. curity deposit required. 821-4929. i petill/:. 11,2 baths. many furnished. immediate oceu.[ $400 p('r month. 886.7831 $325 a month, [llu~ s,'curity '''S, Satur ... ~.s. ~'aggl'e. 24 Hour S"r"I'~e Available April 15th, Call I features, central air, stud." R d d $360 delx.isil. 885 ti24l after 4 dutl " U4"" " , • RIVIERA TERRACE ' paney. e uce to ,DUl'LEX-~2 bedrooms. 2. after 3 p.m. 521.5809, 527-3120 '£hursday after 8 p.m. or room. stunf>ing recreation I I '1 ' p.m. Friday after 4 p.m. 881. ST, CLAIR SHORES per mont I p us set'uTl r' ear garage. Call 1l84.0356 ------."1--. ----.----~--,,-- room. bar, basement room. deposit. 882.5892. ' after 5 p.m. JANET'S Housec eanlng Ser. DEPENDABLE LADY avail. &506. One bedroom condo on de. Ideal for workmg COllplt'., . _ , . . IlAHPEH WOOllS -- 2 bl'd. vice. Cleaning with a new able for chauffeuring ser. sirabll' low{'r lel'el with all $52.'i. Availabl" now. no' MUST SEE! Bright. tasteful i SUPER Cl.EAN 2.bl'oroolll roum hou~e on Hollywood, and old twist. Floors, win. viees. Good referl'nces. 296- EXECUTIVE H0:lIE in exclu-, appliam'es. carpeting and' pets. 294.26042. I, 2.bedroonJ lower, new kit., tlll',l'I'. 111a (lul'et I)"trol't larl:e li\'inl: room, I1lOd,'rn. d L t J t' sive Farms location. Swim. . I ' ' ized kitchell with appli. ows, ovens, e ane s 5209, if no answer, 776. I carport. Located near pool. , chen, bath and fresh ct,',: nl'ighborhuod, s e par ate crew do it. 589.9173. 54S- 3720. ming pool, 5 fireplaces, spa- I S '25 a nlonth I'nclud".o I BALFOUR _ 2 bedroonl up- 'I C t I ' ance~. l'arpl'ting, basemcnt, cious rooms, 4 bedrooms i .. .,' cor. al'pe, ( rapenes. i basenll'nt. kilchen with ap. 6613. ----.~- - ..- ---- 3 'I hl'rt and central air. ! per, tiled bath with showl'r,1 stove. refngeratur, garage. i plianc,'s. $250 per month. 1'" ('ar garage. l'OZYraneh in (;ros~e Pointe SdlOOI -----.----.------SPRING CLEANING? Hard. baths plus nlai~.s quar- 774.9884 I fonnal dining roonl, car-1 auckinghalll Ollar SCUtt3 I plus utilities. Security de. RET.IRED H~ND'\: MAN - working college senior tel's, 1~~ story fanllly room. , ~--- -. - -'0' __ --' • _ • _. __ , peting. basement, fenced I or Mack !Jus. $325. 886.: pusit and monthl" It'ase I'e system. $360, Mmor. Tt'~lrs. c.arpentry. ~~e(l< mon"y tn fini.h ~1,200 p,~r"month, 2.year i GROSSE POINTE PARK _ i d I 'I ; electrical, plumbing, bro. I school. After 5:30, 882-\ lease. ~-,(,WV. i Lakepointe L' n t 3' ~~~\e~~o lot'ation, $260 i 19_04. ' quirNj 885.4710. I Ul'CKI:-;GIl:\~I.-2 bedruom ken windows and sash cord 11 9095 \ TOLES & ASSOCIATES , b d j.. oller ad' GROSSE POINTE PARK ..-.: EAST SIDE aaa- L'pper 1. i upper. ill'l'il"II""', J"';"I> replaced etc Reasonable --- .------.- , . ---- I . {' rooms, 11'I~groom, m- GROSS'" POI"T'" \"OODS 2 b d 00 fl"t on B~a rOOln, lar"e room ~ile rugs. R f re' 882'"'759 . ITHREE NURSE'S al'des 11'1'11DUPLEX - CadIeux-Warren II mg room, kltt'hen, front . r, ,~r, ,y • • • I' r III ~ • ". bedroom. natural fir e . " ______e e nces. ...,. I give excellent care for an I area. 2 bed room, )ar' d , ga. porI',h' rear porc hidenc ose , Anita - 3 bedroom. bung- consfield,$250 south ofthJeffer-I place. appliances. hellt in. $275.basemcnl, freshly painted, LADY DESIRES house clean. 1 Id I: 24 h I rage. $300 per month plus, basement and garage, ap- al?w, natur~l fireplace, ap- son. a mon Jl us cluded. $27:'> a month. 51'. ing job, honest and de. 1 ;5.;~ ~er~~~~.~ou O~lr:;. utilities. 882-8297 or 885.: pliances. carpeting. $325 a ~hanees. dishwasher. !,ew utilities. After 6 p.m .. call curity depusit required. Ot:TJ-:n DHlVC:. near 3 ~lile pendable, own transporta- . call 361-4201 or 824--4653. 4033. ! month. 286.8113. kitchen. f,ormal ~ In I n g _..!~~~~~".__...... _.. Immediate oceupancy. 885. Drive _ 3 bedroom. briek tion, references. 777-7456.1 Ex~erience and references \VINDMILL- POINTE DRi~~ ~ONE-- BED'ROO~I . -1--'" i ~~~~~le~~~ e~~~Fi~~~g~o~~~~GHACIOUS Indian Village 6192 house. natural {ireplace. - h d available. - Deluxe upper flal with 'h fit" t a rLgke. tion $600 apartment. 3 bedrooms, 2 SE\'E!'I ~lll.E lJayes.-.l. or, appliallc{,s, carpeting. for. IRONING , pressmg an. I -----______. . I c eer u apar men s. a e , . baths. fireplace, large lelld. 2.bedroom flat. natural mal dllling room, finished done in my Park home. Ex. MOVING? Need boxes? Alii spacIOus rooms. Family wood, near 1.904.and War- GROSSE POINTE FARMS cd windows, "jell' of river. woodwork, garage. from: basement, garage, fenced perienced, trained profes. sizes. Wardrobes, reason. room, 2 b~oms, H'.! ren bus. Appliances $193 on To ine-3 b d 'available ~lay 1. Call 823. $265. 7701.77104. ,I yard. good locution, $350. sional. 823-2140. "Ironed I able moving services. Mar. batbs, central air. No pets, I less rebate for decorating fre Iura r e roo~I,~' 2225 {or :Jppointm~nt . .things are lUcer." ning, 881.7382. prefer adults. References. yourself. 882-9850. I pace .. ~pp lances, 2 . _.- .------_. --- RiVAi{DNE~AR Jefferson,- 2.: TlIl~K SUM~lER - 2 bed. ------1 $675 per month. 885.2000. -- '-.-_. _. baths, dining room, rec TWO-BEDROOM - Kitchen. bedroom upper, newly dee.' 1'00111 condo, " mile south , LEADED GLASS HOUSE CLEANING, thor- TOLES &: ASSOCIATES IGROSSE POINTE WOODS, room, carpeting. 2 car ga. living room. dining area. orated, with heat, $500 de. 1 of :'Iletro Beach, natural WINDOW REPAIR' ough and efficient. 779. ------3 bedroom Colonial. Large rage, much more. $650. 6 Mile-Haves area. Secur. posit, $500 rent. Call 884. fireplace. apphanccs. !Jeau- . 4926. MASON SCHOOL District, I lil'ing room with fireplace, For information on these and ity deposit'. $250 plus utili. 7987 for appointment. tiful balh. I' a I' pet i n g , & MIRROR REPLACEMENT I Grosse Pointe Woods - 31 formal dining room, mod- h ties. 882-{)542, drapes. garagc, ex'~ell"nt Also buy lead~d glass doors RESIDENTIAL Spring clean. bedroom, llh bath home. ern kitchen and family many ot ers not advertised ---- ..------\" '" and WUldows ing, hauling, yard work, No pets. $450. 884.2574. room, 11f.! bath, all newly ALTER - CHARLEVOIX - HOUSE-HARPER WOODS t'ondition, (ential air, $435. 882-5833 589-3413 f8i22x-U.~Can Michael Tudor I ------I decorated, 2'n car garage, RPEONITNATLES Duplex, clean, spacious. 1 ~~I~oe~:~r~:~i;a~~~'~i ROSEVILLE __ 2 bedroum ------=:05. NEWLY REMODELED 2'1 close to transportation and bEdroom, good transporta. ; I . t I . nRIVATE NURSING ------I r 8247243 kltchen. tiled basement. ower, conn.'llIen ocatlOn r- RESPONSIBLE, dependable bedroom Bungalow, State schools. 885-0990. 882-9046 lOll.'. 1'~ .car garage. fenced yard, near 1.94. natural fireplace, Around the Clock woman to do house clean. Fair-Kelly area. $385. Must 1------.------HAVE YOU always wanted with patio. $385 a month: full modernized kitchen, In home, hospitill or nursing ing. Call 754-8026. ~.ee, call Richy, 886.7240 or GRLOSSE3PObiNdTE CITY th GROSSE POINTE PARK - to live in one Qf those plus security. 979.8630. i n{'w carpeting, d I' a pes, 2 b l . bome, RN' s, LPN' 5, Aid es, ------839-7938. arge e room,I' f'a Remodeled two - bedroom great Greenwich Village -.------basement. garagl', large companions, male attend. CHILD CARE in our licensed ------, up per, app lances, Ire. lowel: apartment. Large apartments? You know, OUTER DRIVE . Chalmers fenced yard. $500 includes .., live'lons. "A-eened and East Outer Drive home TERMS place. Dep_osH an.d refer- living room and dining Rent \ I'tl 0 t' 2 3 . II '1" ant • ,;]w.' where the rent is SOOO I I' I P IOn, or i a uti Illes. bonded. 24 hour service. near Mack, full or part NEGOTIABLE _e_n_c_es_._S_6_25_._8_84-_3:>_5_9_.__ room, updated kitchen with II cheap and there's all bedrooms. central air, fire.. , , • " Licensed nurses for insul' time. Newborn. 5 years. NOTTINGHAM.Mack, 2 bed. stove and refrigerator. near kinds ot space to decorate i place. garage. Days 288., F~R MO,RE Ii'H,OR~IATIO~ ance case. 343.0930. J.94.15 Mile at Harper - 1 room lower, garage. De. Semta, $280 per month II the wa\, YOU want Have' 722Q. Evenmgs 886.5738. O~ THESE AI'D OTHERS POINTE AREA NURSES I and 2 bedroom apart- ., f $2-0 884 plus utilities. 881-4147. t f . t ~OT ADVERTISED. SPRING YARD c1ean.up and ments. Central air, carpet. POSh, re erences, :>. . \ a~ ex ra ,room or a s u- l------~-TWO - BEDROO~1----duplex. TU 4-3180 complete summer and fall ing and private entrance, 3559. LAKESHORE VILLAGE -I dlo ?or ,library or. what-, basement, carpeted (nell).! POINTE RENTALS ------yard maintenance. 343. all modern appliances, plus NOTTINGH-A-l\-I-----U-p-p-e-r,-l 2 bedroom condominium, i ever. \\ e are lookmg for; remodeled kitchen. Hool'er: 882-9046 FAMILYMAN 0298. laundry and slorage fa. bedr<>om, stove, refrigera. newly decorated, dlshwash. i ~om~ne. IIho has more: between 6 and 7 !tWe. $230 _ .. ~_.__ .__ .. From St. Clair Shores will do ------ci1ilies, From $270 plus tor, $225. Deposit, refer. er, refrigerator, sto\o'e, car- 1 lmag!~atlon and style than j Ideal for couple, 573.3658.. RIVIERA CONDO all your interior painting LAWN SERVICE. Very rell. utilities. 881-7085 or 882. ences. 886.730Z. petin~ air. $400 per month. money. ('all 885-2265 be-I- __ "_ -~------I at reasonable prices. able private service, Ten 4634 I 882-8883. tween noon and 6 p.m. for :HOUSTON.\\'HITTIER, 14l90i 2 bedroom. 2 bath. apartment. years' experience serving. GROSSE POIN'i'E WOODS, ------more information. I near Chalmers, lower 3, J;CCerson/9 M 1.1ear e ~ ' n2-8099 Pointes. Excellent equip- TWO.BEDROOM upper flat, 4 bedroom family house, 11 ~ULE.GRATIOT - 2 bed. ---.-----.- I rooms and bath, stove re.: Newer. Carpeting Avail. ------ment, very reasonable. Call East Warren-Outer Drive $600 per month. 1907 Ken- room upper flat, fully car. SO~IERSET, Grosse Pointe I frigerator, heat, $]50. '884- r able inlmediateh'. 5-175 per M~=~,S~~~~RS for estimate, 884-9515. area, nicely decorated, more Drive. 886.0744 after pet~, slove and reCriger. Park. LOlI'er 2.bedroom. 9977. I month including heat and stove, refrigerator, cur- 6 I ator mcluded. S290 plus se. finished basement, family ------~------air conditioning. Lease or HOME HEALTH AIDES EXPERIENCED c 1e ani n g t. . 1 d d t' I curily deposit, no pets. room, all appliances, ga. GROSSE POll ..TE PARK -: month.to.month al'ailable. NURSES woman, Re'ferences. 882. alns mc u e , garage, na. ATTENTION STUDENTS I 772.3749. rage, newl.v decorated, Townhouse, 5 rooms. del", Call Bill Adlhoeh "A_"" .. ,ene d - Reference d 8549, call afternoons. ural .woodwork,d no pets. AND YOUNG ------.------$500. 885-0637. orate.d $250 a month 882. i' 862.5200 . Bonded. Insured I ------__ securIty eposit, $225 per PROFESSIONALS HARP\ER.CADIE~X ~~A - __ ._.______8318 or 885-9306, ' ---- ~ Immediately available COMPANION NURSE will month. 425-6853 or 922. . I 3 bedroom bnck, fImshed MOUNT CLEMENS ------.. CAVALIER MANOR u' hour service _ Low cost care for bedridden or am. 5737. Resto:ed a~artments m. t~e I basement, 2~ car garage. Modern l.bedroom apart- 5040 HEREFORD - 2 bed.' bulatory elde"ly invalids, ------1 Indian VIllage area. Mm- $385 plus security. 358. . t d 2b d T r00l1!s,. {!rs..t,f1oor..la,,"n spring clean.up, experi. ity food for all occasions.: b~sement, freshly pamted,: bedroom I story b~ick I Woods, $275. Call 881-9230. i Park. 3.bedroom lower na. oak enced, reasonable. Free dB,uofefuevtrSe's,dpianrtnyetrrasy's.hpor~s.I' wWoltrhknEatu rialI t dw~od. I ranch. Central air, fire. GROSSE-POI~TECiTY-:~~f[ tural trim and firepiace .. ~ . xce en con ItIO:1 I IlL b th I " ' $425 331 "'6 estimates. Call John, 882-: pared and delivered. 862- I $300. ': p.ace, " a s. comp ete., near Jefferson-Four bed. _ g~:~ge .. ~~. '.__ .....1 :4, 1826. i, 6295 1FOR MORE I . ~o.rl.etnO~~otedp.ctSsecu$r4It5yode., room home on double lot. 'CHATSWORTH .' ~JAC'K ------. -...._.~--. , , ,NFORMATION 1"'" • a stove and refrigcrator in. I 2 b d d d It's Too E~~d~R~;~~~~~:::ilo~~~~: 6-FOR RENT :ON THESE AND MANY: ~~th. 884.1340 or 886. eluded. No pets .. $500 a o'r~~:~. $2~Orop~::';l~~"iti:~' cleaning. Mondays or Wed Ul>.IFURl>.IlSHED lOT HER S NOT ADVER. .... _ .... ~__ ._._' month plus secunty. 527- Security depo~it 8856803 Late for nesdays. 8 a.m ..1 p.m" I~ I~ ~ TISED PHESTlGIOUS rental on ek : 3031. ATTFNTION'. ~._.TEN'_~_.._. . . Qassiified $37.50, non.smoker. refer. I POI NTE RENTALS gant Trombley Road. This', 5.ROOM upper, Bedford near ,I", ANTS : ences. Mrs. Williams, 881 CHANDLER PARK DRIVE-; (lpper offers two twin.' Mack. $300 with heat. Ideal LaVon's HOIl~ing Plaeement, 4642 Chalmers, 3Y.! room. stove, ' 882-9046 sized bedrooms, two baths. for senior cilizens. Sccurity have houses, flats. apart-' Ads ___ ._ .._. ._.- ~- refrigerator. $185, $225'" Living room with fire. deposit. No pets. 882.4380.' ments and hom!'s to share. I EXPERIENCED nurse's aide, with heat. 521-6242. 'APARTMENT - I hedroom. place, Family room. Din. , __' ,Good area~ in Delroit and! After light housekeeping. com. I --- .. -. ~. -.-- ..... ----- ~- ~' heat fur~ished. Harper and etl(' area in Mutschler de. 2 BEDROO~1 LOWER flat on suburb~. For hest results,! panion. elderly. References: MOUNT CLEMENS I Beaconsflcld. 336.4851 af. signed kitehen, Appliances Maryland. Grosse Pointe I call LaVon's, 77.1.2()3!'>. ! 12 Noon 776-1454 :Modern I. bedroom apart. Iter 6 p.m. ' , Park $300 monthly 527 '. . ..-- . - . -_ ... I ____ ' ..... 1 ment and 2.bedroom town. , ------. compl~tel~' carpeted, cen.: 4507.' , .. : CITY OF East Detroit - 2. , Tuesday I 'REMOVAL, CLEAN. UPS.; house. 1% baths, applian.! GROSSE POINTE - Lower tral all'. automatic garage . I bedroom upper. includes' maintenance or lawncut.. C2S,carpet, carport. No se. I 4 family f1al, 2 hcdrooms, door. For the discriminat. I1AVERHlLL - 3.bedroom, stove, refrigerator, carpet. : ting. Very reasonablc. Call curity depo~lt, from $235.: appliances, no pets. Suit. ing tenant call 821.6408: uppcr, carpcting, new' ,,):115plus utilities. Call af. 1 Dave 839.4()27. i 468.3930 or 961.7411. able {or adults, 573.0935. I Available June 1st. i (laint, 886.1758 aflcr 6 p.m. i tcr 5:30.885.0807. i ~I Thursday, April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five.C 6-FOllINT 6-FOR REHT 6-FOR RENT 6C-QFFICE 6C-QFFICE 6D-VACATION 17-WANTED 8-ARTICLES UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED fOR RENT ------1------FOR RENT RENTALS 1------1TO RENT ------.:FOR SALE LAKEPOINTE, Grosse Pointe BEAUTIFULLY decorated, LARGE TWO.bedroom up. CONCOURSE EAST EXECUTIVE OFFICES on ST. CROIX'S - Best secret PROFESSIONAL gentleman EDGEWATER PARK may be Park. 2 units .vallable. natur.l wood, wall.to.wall per, 4~37 Kensington, $325 BUILDING Mack, Woods. Seml.prlvate condominium on ocean, seeks third floor apart. closed, but you CAN have •. Upper, cozy one.bedroom, carpeting, appliances, $260 886-1469. 20811 KELLY ROAD and private suites. 882-4662 pool, courts. 3 each: bed- ment or Carriage House in a good time in this town, • carpeted, appliances, prl. per month, security depos. HAMPTON SQUARE I rooms. baths. balconies, up. Grosse Pointe. Call 651. without being taken for a . vate back porch, heat In. It, Beaconsfield, north of GROSSE POINTE PARK - BUILDING '-6-D---V-A-C-A-T-I-0-N---- stairs master suite. 331. 1110. ride. Just come and visit c1uded. Ideal for single Mack. 885.6196. 3 bedroom house, all app)j# 22811 MACK AVENUE RENTALS 5262. ------honest, George Washing. persons, $295 per month. ances, garage, carpeting. Prime deluxe general and ------FURNISHED H 0 USE or ton Wacky and have a Jook Lower, spacIous one.bed. ONE.BEDROOM upper flat, $350 plus security deposit. of(1 Al ------I LAKEFRONT C HAL E T - apartment for summer at his vast selection of .~: room. {ormal dining room, stove and refrigerator In. 882.0140. corp~;~ICA~~ND so SCHUSS MOUNTAIN chalet. C h a r I e v 0 i x, Michigan. months by former Grosse unusual, exciting antiques, newly decorated and car. c1uded. utilities separate, ----- ,------,- 4 bedrooms, 21h baths, Sleeps 10. Fireplace. A Pointe residents now reo gifts and collectibles. The WHITTIER/I.M - Nice 2 OPTHALMOLOGIST fully equipped, fb'eplace, great Bummer vacation tired in Florida. Excellent Colonial Shop, 25701 Jef- peted, appl1ances and heat $230 a month. $300 secur. bedroom, appliances, car- OFFICES ski to slopes week or week. spot. $275 per week. Call references. Non-drinkers, ferson near 10 Mile. Mon. included. Ideal for profes. Ity. Call after 3 p.m. 881. petlng, $26~ plus security. For more details call ends. 921-4030. Ask for Liz. evenings. 463-4331. non-smokers, no pets, no day.Saturday, 11 a.m ..6 slonal person, must aee to 8896. 362.1066. 886-3377. ti Will t k od a 72 0430 apprecJ.te. For appoint. TWO.BEDROOM upper, I1v. ,_ 885-0111 _ STUART, FLORIDA-Water. p~r es. h a ego G c re p.m., 7.. I:! ment, call after 5:30. 772- lng, dining and kitchen LAKEPOINTE, 3.bedroom COLONIAL NORTH HARBOR SPRINGS front condominium, 2 bed. 0 your orne. rosse ------d--- t 9446. with appliances. Carpet, lower, newly decorated, Beautiful new 3.bedroom, 1'r11. rooms, Ph baths. fully Pointe area. Call 884.3207. I TWIN SPRINGS an ma. '1 bl i Immediate occupancy, $350 New ~,OOOsq. ft. office build. bath condoml'nl'um, central furnished 30 foot boat ------, tress - Sealy. Used 7 UPPER FOUR rooms over. new pa In.t Aval a e m. b' b 'It t H " HOUSE RENTAL wanted -' months, carpet, approxi. . t I $""'" 1 plus security. 882.{)8()(). jng emg UI a arper. al'r, large pool, ll'ghted dock off screened porch looking river. newly car. me dla e y. '""" pus secur. I 11 Mile Road. Leasing now. ' Grosse Pointe, 3 to 5 bed. mately 13x15. 881,4111. . i. peted and decorated, heat. lIy and utilltJes. 885-8412. CONDOMINIUM _ Harper 778-0120 tennis courts. Days 886. adult community, club. rooms, option to buy de.' . _ ed and air condlt1oned'l GROSSE POINTE PARK _ Woods, 1 bedroom, rent II 6922. Evenings 885-4142. house and pool, annual I sirable, but not essential. NINE-I:-fCH Rockwell table Ideal for mature couple or Plant lover's delight. Bright with option to buy. Sun. NINE MILE.KELLY area- IBOYNE COUNTRY. Com- lease only, $500 per month. Send details to Box R-26, saw with table, like new, single. 1 block to bus, no I and cheery 5-room upper. day 1.5 p.m. 881.8361 or Several offices still avail. pletely furnished, all elec. Pictures available. 823. I Grosse Pointe News, 99 $150. 777.7886. pets, references. $~ plus Suitable for non.smokers. 731-2439. able on month to month or trk. 2.tier Chalet. Upper 3827. I Kercheval, Grosse Pointe security, 822.3688. No pets. $300. 821.5448. HARCOURT-3.bedroom low. least terms .. Paneled, car. tier, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, IT'S SKI TIME--4-bedroom I Farms, Michigan 48236. . ACH! MEIN GUTNESS! I er, appliances, no pets'l peted, .electflcal h~at, large kitchen, Ii'!!ng room with chalet, 7 miles South of 1 Yes, the Germans may n()t~ CHARMING, LARGE studio I ANCHOR BAY: Immediate 886.5332. I adjoining secret~rlal areas fireplace. Lower tier 3 bed. Gaylord. Weekly-weekend 7C-GARAGE ' dig President Duarte. but or 1.bedroom, In qU,let"lI occupancy, 2 bedroom: with common kitchen and rooms, 2 baths, kitchen, rates. 885.3211 or 331-43271 WANTED they love die Fuhrung at a<1ult bUI~~m~)I::ewl{ tCd' brick home, $50 per month. HARCOURT Aftt;A I ."i..itvt' .... " ..'" ...... ;l;;b!e. ex- !:~'l::; rec!:': ...."!! !!!'t',1~~. Das Colonial Shop! In fact. orate. d A ut es nc u. Security deposit. Refer- For lease with Immediate oc. ' cellent parking. renl ranges Tiers may be interconnect. SANIBEL iSLA:,t:l, Fludd .. I .;;t~::it co!:':!.'~try r()ll)n;~l. ed. Available Immediately. ences cupancy, freshly decorated, from $200 to $350 per ed if desired. Clubhouse, new Townhouse, accommo. LOOKING FOR garage. Has it's Hail, Hail, the gangs '22~$211S. 886-4746 or 834- SCHUDLICH 725.8431 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, panel. month. For further infor- swimming pool, rprlng.fed dates 6 completely furn. to be In Grosse Pointe all here. Among the vast , 'M7 b d . ished, '2 bedrooms, 2'>2 Woods area. Ask for Tim. selectl'on of unusual. excl't.' ___ .______------led library or 3rd e room, matlon, call Cal Rock. 772. lakelet, private putting C 11 f 886-8 4 LIVE IN Grolle Pointe. One. living room with fireplace. ~300. green adjacent' to golf baths, heated pool, saunas, a a ter 6. 61 . ing antiques, gifts and col. DETROIT'S MOST elegant 3. bedroom apartment, stove, I Completely carpeted. Well course. 42~-8933. tennis courts, excellent, lectibles, Old Geschaftaf. bedroom upper, natural refrigerator, heat. $295. located. Upper unit. $600 TWO DELUXE OFFICES-- beach. Available April 18 8-ARTICLES uhrer, Wacky. Gehabt hab. fireplace, formal dining C..11 1186-5463. per month. Air conditioning, newly illLTON HEAD-Oceanfront through May 8, May 16 FOR SALE en geworden sein. this, room, 'ppliances, newly ! DANAHER. BAER, decora:ed, new carpeting condo. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, through May 28, also week are: several Hummel' decorated, carpeted. Bed. EASTSIDE-Somerset upper WILSON & STROH and Immediate occupancy beautifully furnished. :Bal. through 1982 season, $375 GRANDFATHER figurines, a wonderful col. ford off Mack, $350 plus fl.t. Spacious five rooms, 885-7000 In Harper Woods with pri. cony overlooldng ocean. weekly. 886-1684 or 781- lection of bone china, cups .ecurlty. 882-2124 or 882- recreation room, garage. vate parking. 839.2771. Pool. Walk to lolf, tennis. 5114. CLOCKS and saucers, a super stein 4:U5. $260, security. 4:55.0069. GROSSE POINTE WOODS------Rental by owner. 215-353. ------While In stock. 30% to 50% collection, 2 Llardo figur. ------I d I 2.bedroom house, den with MACK near Cadieux in the 0237. TRAVELERS to 1982 World's off Large selection .....-aler I'nes a Beleek owl two CLINTON TOWNSHIP - WHITTIER.I.94. N ce 2 be. fl'replace $375. Park, well maintained 1,000 ------Fair: 4 bedroom house In' clearance. 268-2854. orJJ<:: 371. Seahorse• cocktail glasses,' New one-bed room .part. rooms, car pee t d, app II. SEVEN MILE-Hayes-3-bed. sq. ft. professional, real. HILTON HEAD. New profes- S m 0 k i e s. Available for ment: heat. carpet, drapes. ances, $275 plus security. room Ranch, garage, base. tors, insurance, manufac. sionally decorated 2-bed. rent, fully equipped. Call . 5400. an elegant lady's desk with DO" 362 1066 1m matching chair, some min:.: app 1lances. $250, ...... ~374 '. ment, sun porch, some ap. turers' rep. or retail. Be- room plus loft. Pa etta 881-2776 for full details. HOME OWNERS: Consider . t b .mal • 1 d D ill B' 1 lk la ure ronze am s, ~ evemngs. HARPER WOODS _ 2-bed. pllances. $300. tween 6 an 9 p.m. 885- unes v a. ICYCes, wa. ------these examples of in sur. Tiffany.type lamp, some SEVEN AND Kelly are.-2 room brick. garage. insu. SEVEN MILE.Hayes-Also, 9409. to ocean, J?Ool,golf, te .nDls POMPANO BEACH. Florida. ance protection on your Depression glass, an old.; 4 lated, G r os s e Pointe I 3.bedroom house, base. I OFFICE SPACE _ ".ack' and shoppmg. 886-923 . Oceanfront condominium, bome. Only $167 per year bedrooms. clean, stove. reo t $250 3' 1------be aut if u lly furnished. f $80 $ f telephone and much more! frIgerator. basement. $300 schoob, no pets, $385 a men, garage. Avenue. newly decorated, FLORIDA-Exclusive luxury bl I 885 0 r .000, 218 0 r So, what's a little Duarte! plus security, 399-2479 or month. 881.89~7 or 777-49051 EIGHT MILE.Mound-:-2-bed. one (1) office for attorney i furnished condo on Allan. Avalla I.' Immediate y. . $80,000, $292 for $100,000. between friel}ds? Come on 885.1618 after 5. . room house, appliances, or professional to share tic ocean, north of Stuart. 2844 or 886-8280. Thoms Insurance Agency. out to The Colonial Shop" ------SHARP - Charming, altrac. $2/iO. with attorney. Call 882- I Breathtaking p r i vat e MARCO ISLAND. Florida- Eastland Center. 881-2376. 25701 Jefferson near 10 BEDFORD-Newly deconted ' tive, spacious 2-bedroom, BELAND NEAR 7 and Grel. ~5 I beach pool tennis cable Condominium on the Gulf,' FLEA MARKET Mile, Monday through Sat. one-bedroom upper flat, just remodeled, $22l5 a ner - Lovely 2-bedroom I' , , TV. 751.5588 or a82-4900. Pool and tennis, available EVERY TUESDAY urday 11 am 6 pm 772- .ppli.nces, ,arlie, he.t, month. 881.9~59. I house, profe511ionally paint. 119 KERCHEVAL. 12 x18, ------April. 1127.3487. 0430. 'Your 'M~ster' C'harge one blcx:k from bus trans- SMALL HOUSE for rent, 211 ed, garage, basement. second.floor, elevator, win. PALM BEACH GARDENS,I------9 M~:~~TLJiCK or Visa are welcomed, and portltion. 1J86.3l197. bedrooms basement large OTHERS NOT lisud: Call i dows on 2 sides. Availllble 2 bedroom. 2 bath, newly THE HOMESTEAD, on Lake AND HARPER don't forget, we buy and CARRIAGE HOUSE aplrt. yard $300 plus s~curity. LaVon's, 773.2()35. May 15th. 88z.<13:59. furnished golf cottage .at Michigan. Luxury 1., 2-. 773.0591 appraise too! Itl b 37227154 ------RPER NEAR 8 M'l new PGA course. Tenms, and 3.bedroom condomin. ment, 1 bed room, Ie en. '. IA LUXURY lower, with large HA I e. - i pool elc Available im.\ iums (10 the beach 425. 1'AUTOMOBILE W WHO DUNNIT? Uvlng room, b.th and deck. GROSSE POINTE PARK _ bmil)' room. central air, 250 squ.re feet carpeting,: mediately; $500 per week, I 8245. . As low as :1 ~~~~rlY, The Federal Reserve claims Suitable for 1 penon. New. Beautiful 3 bedroom low. 2 bedroom., 2 baths, glan. I.' x cell e n t . presentation! $1800 monthly. 886-5090. 1------buys basic automobile in. that big bucks have been 1)' painted, papered and d Lzed kit h I enclosed porch. room or office, $50 per • HARBOR SPRINGS - Make disappearing from circula.- car~ted. Call after 7 p.m'j ::;ili :~b~~ stainless ~:e~WILLIAM J. CHAMPION week or $200 monthly.! HUTCHINSON IS LAN D! i your SPRING. and SUM. Burance. 881.2378. tion. There launching an 82f.S188. ink 2 bathl with &bower AND CO. 1 774-7714. I Florida. Beautiful ocean- MER reservations early. LARGE SELECTION of reo investigation to find out • TWO.BEDROOM apartments. ~lniDl room, den, new car: 884-5700 offices offices offices offices I front 2 bedroom, 2 bath Special rates. 882-21197. conditioned SCHWINN bi. what's going on. Well. on Gar'leI carports presti. petinl finilhed baJement ------Vernier Road condo. Available April 1st.I GULFFRONT 3. bedroom cycles. Reuonable prices. the QT, Old Wacky's been glous sCHULTZ mATES with ~ood panellin., I" 'A-FOR RENT near Eutl.nd ~~thIY 7~L8a;;;onal. 756- ' home. Longboat Key, Flor. _ Vllllge Cyclery, '177.0057. stuffing them away to buy fromftOO._1717or886- r'le, lots of Itorale, FURNISHED large3.rmsulte or. ida. Available during the\ DOLL APPRAISALS tons of yourunneeded,un. 1 7629. fmhly painted, completely 1------HARBOR SPRINGS, luxury I Easter holidays. 758-2750. ANTIQUES OR used belongings, and you've ------i rt!modeled. $415. ATI'ENTION EXECUTIVE. Gratiot.ll Mile summer rental. Harbor 1______OOLUECTIBLES just got to help the crazy FI~~~~~~~ble2i'm~~~ GROSSE POL'IlTE PARK, ~r~n.sfen: one. and ~vo. sto~':;, ~~:~rp:~ng Cove condominium - by 'E-GARAGE SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEU!t1 ~~n i,f:e~is~~: t~~~sbe~~t~ ately In the city. A luse Beaconsfield - 3 bedroom I.' roo~ =~":"en~'1n ec. will partition to suit o~ner - mean~ extra ser. FOR RENT 7~7~5e8 Dig up your Hummels, of 1.plus years as available upper, n.tural flreplaee, ~r:~~,~tensil~ 'lnclu;::: VIce an~ rent dliCount. In. 1----- ,BOX SPRING and mattress Royal Doulton. Depres. tor fl,ooo per month. dl.n1n, room, IitHns room, $28.eo per d.y, mlniJmJm Near Groesbeck-8% Mile cludes mdoor and outdoor TWO-CAR iarage-l or both sets by Serta % off. Twin sian glass. Fiestaware cups TAPPAN :~~ ~SOCIATES I carpetini, draperies, bue- '- 1,800 ft. open area t~n~is, heated pool, beach, for rent. Groue Pointe .1~. Full '$185, Queen and saucers. china,' furni. O tier area. I Heat. ~refrigera ..l DUPLEX, Kelly near ROllS- 1------feet plush office space \\'eekly/monthl~' rat e s. to share duplex, Grosse LEE S Ham gear, stereos~ C.B:s,: tor, stove, carpeting, large ton.Whittier 2 bedrooms HARPER NEAR 12 Mile, desi&ned for small group (313) 626.2502 evenings. Pointe City. 882.9779. 120331 Mack 881-8082 computer~, plus gigantic closets, included in month. dining room', carport, $3](j fully carpeted and paneled f tt F ff ------I ------I electronJc flea market oi'''''' La d suites. 270 to 1,200 square o. a orneys. our. 0 IceS ORLANDO / Disney Area - ARTIST SEEKS roommate' A SELECTION - Like new ' Door' 1y ren t o~.f un 11' per month plus security wlth large reception and I, I pnzes. room facilities. immediate 886 "':1'2. feet, $7 per square foot. t 400 T Condominum. Completely for spacious. inexpensive I' Schwinn bicycles Pointe ------:..-::.-:;:,-::;,;,;.;.;;=====;:; -u.>V b s orage areas. ower f . h d 2 bed 2 '" . II occupancy. Call after 5 p.m. ---______Li erallease arrangements t' $1550 ' umls e , rooms, flat. Move In Immediately. Cyclery, 20373 Mack an1, REBUILT for appointment. 26806436; BRIGHT AND cozy 2.family 823-3733 today. grea te~. f '. h ler baths. tennis. heated pool. Mare. 881.1721. I Bill's Bike, 14229 East I or 731.9030. flat on Somerset off East! ------square 00 un urms e or semi.weekly, monthly or Jefferson. I WASHERS ______0 t D' $275 OFFICE OR store on Mack $19.~5 per s~uare f?ot seasonal. 884-1193. ------' DRYERS HARCOURT _ Upper 2-bed. uOOer rive. upper. Avenue, 200 or 400 square furOished. For mformatloll ;6G--STORE OR OFFICE DANISH MODERN enclosed' DISHWAS ER $3 ower.l plus security feet. 886-4746 or 834-4857. call 644-8975. BONITA SPRINGS _ North RENTAL stereo component cabinet,. H S room, 2 baths, living room deposit. Rent or sell. Call ---______f N I If 1 Year Guarantee with fireplace, large dining after 3. 293.2853. MACK AVENUE, Grosse GROSSE POINTE WOODS 0 ap es, go course, can. ------walnut $200. Dining room' room, kitchen, breakfast ENERGY EFFICIENT dominium, 2 bedrooms, 2 Kelly-North of 8 Mile table, 4 chairs, walnut,', CALL GEORGE ------Pointe. attractive office. b h f II f . h d 00"'1762 room and small study. Car. 2,000 SQUARE FEET of Iiv. Private entrance and park. GENERAL OFFICE SPACE Tat~, u y lUpr~ISte . 1,260 sq. ft. $250. 886-7225. ' uo.r Peted. No pets. $525 plus ing in beautiful upper flat. 2 2 enOlS, go lf,poo. IC ures , active retail area ':.-:-:...-:..----"':------_-_-_-_-_-_~=-=-=~ ing, no retail, 884-5446 or 131 Mack, 2,100 square '1 bl 689 889 BLUE PRI NTS ,------...... =:;;;;;:j security deposit. 88:5-0377. Neff Road and Maumee. 371'5912. feet, 20879 Mack. 1,600 aval a e. -6. i excellent parking GROSSE POINTE _ l.bed. Everything's new: kitchen, I;:::======;;:;::==;:;:;, square feet. 20831 Mack, ------immediate possession INSTANT COPIES 10~ I USED BOOKS - Bought, . i bathrooms, beige plush 2,0004,000 square feet. PALMETTO DUNES, Hilton SCRATCH PADS. 65~ lb. sold. Fiction, non-fiction. room lower. Heat/electric I carpet. dishwasher, stove, O~E & TWO ROOM MEDICAL SUITES Head, South Carolina - Virginia S. Jeffries PHOTOSTATS.NEGS Hardcovers, paperback - included. References. $300 I disposal, washer .nd dryer, OFFICES Newly.furnished, spacious Realtor JOB PRIlIo"TING ,noon 'til 6 p.m. Tues. thru plus security deposit. 824- furnace. central air. ce'i GROSSE POINTE .20861 Mack, 2,500 square I 2.bedroom and loft villa. 882-{)899 WEDDING INVITATIONS , Sat. BOOKTIQUE. 15243 2635 t d . 3 t . feet, 20845 Mack. 2,000-: overlooking second green ------0 M th S t n5 'Ma"'k A"e., between T -'-e. . men rIVeway, -i:ar au ()., Completely Remodeled _ : 4.000 square feet. Will di.; pen on. ru a. --S'L.Jefferson,~ .11 apPII'.1 bedrooms,I largeI' . dining: I Conditioned _ Extra Star. ' ing. Immediate occupancy. I. tiful beach, excellent din. I, (Formerly Economee Serv.) I 885.2265. 1 anees. $400. 881- It'Vu)re~',~b.ik"ei.,)dou:g....h'o..u"""s.e>,'g'w.a'';t'e';.si,I ~Tt.', :!e"~!!!"~:;', ~?~? ~M~ -- ' ...... ,,~.o worn size 12, white Geor. i ing an auction sale on their es), Cl'tatl'on typewrl'ter, i k PI' b'bl ANTIQUES SIIOW AND v, .•~v.vv. oak doars 83" x36" WI'th' I ...."" --.--- I gette with Bru!:sels ana I prope n)' on :) 6. Lochmoor, Harper Woods, 10-5 ,p.m. 11 sales cash. Property must or twin beds. double dress. mont early Americana _ i a.m ..5 p.m. Free admiSSion WEDDING DRESS - Egg. ------1 near Eastland. 637 Lincoln be removed from the premo er and mirror, $550. After' hooked rugs, waterc-olors,: and parking. sheU, very old.fashioned, KldTChH,vEaNshAeIrD,. Ew,Phl~teR,TAexBcLeEI.I, OIL PAI.NTIN. G _.. 30"x42", (BetwecehnarWlevatoelX'rl)oo and \1 ises immediately. I 5 p.m. 882.• 7745, ! quilts, toys and furniture,: ------Empire waist, Alencon IS A t V t ' Queen Anne oval top tav'19-ARTICL£S lace, long sleeves, Jacob. lent rondition, $75. After n orno . ~t orml, e~cel. Grosse Pointe City UTlLlIT TRAILER, 4'6"x9' LADlES SCHWINN bicycle, II ern table. Holly Meirr,' WANTED son's, $100. 886-5721. 6:30, 885-0079. lent oon~lhon_ Appr81sed KI'M'INGER dining room, box; 8 h.p. tractor, 38" cut, three 4-drawer beige letter Norfolk, Conn. _ pristine: _ ------$175, askmg $100. 886-3942 sUI'te double pedestal ex. one lawn trailer Z'6"x5", files, typing table, 1&oinchI . t d' R b S ' I pam e. pI.eel's. 0, t.ew. !, WHO DUNNIT~ RCA VIDEO r~order,"" VCR, tentl'o'n table, 2 large, I one 24" snowblowe.r 6 h.p,.;, MagnavoxI" color TV,I dd32' ar,t LImeflC,"k"l ame h. IIIh", The F ..deral Reserve clal'ms like new, $550 firm. 1969 leaves. Chippendale style o.ne large room aU' eondl- a ununum extensIOn a er, t I d f I f 'bson Les Paul custom chal'rs, 2 arm and ,. sl'de I honer. 18585 Eastwood, 5 roU-up blinds, 5'x6' for ~ )' e atn t Bor~ta CUhr~lturei Ihat big bucks have been ORIENTAL RUGS Gl ~ H W d ff K lly td h OOA08'''' Impor an os. on Ippen. " disappearing from circula. WANTED gold Humbuclting Pickups chairs, lovely large match. R aTr 00 5, 0 e ou oor porc . OOT "". dale docl< With wor~s by I tion. There launching an Guitar with amp, excellent ing brealdronl. The suite I os. BOOKCASE with sliding glass Robert Pope and signed, investigation to find out 547-5000 condition $700, 6O-piece is like new. This is a once JUNIOR and misses clothing doors, naugah)'de chair case by .Stephen Badlam,; what's going on. Wt'll on orienW Noritake china, in a lifetime opportunity and shoes, size 5-10, excel. with ottoman, Singer se\\'. c. 1785, Imporlant cherry i the QT, Old Wacky's been pure, $500. King-size wa. to buy this Colonial Wil. lent condition. 886-0913, ing machine and cabinet,. bonnet.top sec~etary. Mary. stuUing them awa\' to bu . terbed with heater, liner iiarosburg furniture at a ------1 portable ReA color TV. I beth Keene..\\'ayne Pratt, tons of your unneeded. Ut;. and double lap mattress fraction of today's cost. NEW green shag carpeting, 882.a242. I Marlb.oro, ~assachusetts used belongings, and you've GROSSE POI NTE'S $175 firm. Call anytime. SLANT front Chippendale 12x33; Ma.gns,'ox console I ------i a\merl.can .anhqu.es 8n~. ac~ just got to help the cru\' 331.2316. style desk. stereo; green velvet chair; 21 CUBIC FOOT slde.by-side I cessorll'S including \\ Ind. man gel rid of them befor-e GREATEST ------BROILER-ROTISSERIE de- VICTOR IA~ mar bie turt Ie misceUaneous""" """I furnishings. refrigerator, $250. 882-9360'1 sors gaIore. the Trrasury finds oul: . .' top Lows XV substyle ~. I I Dig up your Hummels, l.uxe hl1ll'setter, sprmg fash. table. Another very inter. LAWNMOWER _ Jacobson's I 'A-MUSICAL j SOLID OAK buffet with gar. Royal Dou1tons, Depres. GARAGE SALE Ions, shoes, dresser, etc. esting VICTORIAN marble mulcher, $125; leal sweep. INSTRUMENTS i goyles. $400. Call 886-8569. sion glass, Fiestaware cups Reasonable. 884-5577. top rectangular tab 1e , er Parker, cocktail table, I ------1 and saucers, china, furni. Displayers needed for indoor garage sale, May 30-31 ALMOND STOVE and refrig. carved faces on each end. solid pecan Mediterranean PIANOS WANTED DENLEY'S ture, old jewelry, old dolls, in the "Village." Booth rentals available. erator, washer, dryer. 772- BEAUTIFUL 23" BISQUE 30" ~de, 5:6". long, $190; GRANDS, Spmets, Console.s I ANTIQUES knick. knacks and brie.a. 3174 between 4 p.m.-6 p.m. pair of figurines, over 50 S!:,anlSh pamting .by Du and Small Uprights. i The area's finest collection brac and gi\'e Wacky a call THREE STUDIO years old, in perfect con. ~lla, $200; brass fireplace TOP PRICES PAID I of quality antique furni. Monday.Saturda)', 11 a.m.' 885-1900 couches, 2 dition fiXtures and screen. 8M- VE 7-0506 ture in oak, walnul ...... ick. 6 p.m. at 772-0430. sofas 90:', one. an.tique, VICTORIAN small m u sic 7031. I er and pine, plus collectl. ------desk, antique shIrt display stand, a charming piece. /'ZE.'nTH Ear 1 y American ALL bles galore. SERIOVS local collector will case, odds and ends. 882. WOODARD rectangular glass console 'IV, ReA, fruit. PIANOS WANTED I Cloc.ks, tins, toys, stained purchase all signed Tiffany 5180. topped table, 2 arm WOO. wood console TV, room hu- TOP CASH PAID wmd?ws ~tc. You won't lamps: Handel, Pierpoint, TAPPAN DOUBLE door 23.6 DARD lamps. miclifier, mahogany dining be disapPOinted. Jefferson and !lloe Bridges cubic foot refrigerator/ WALNUT Victorian side room set, Steiffel &: Revere ONE DAY PICK-UP 'I MONDAY THRU lamps. All transactions FRIENDLY f ch . strictly confidentiaL Please PROFESSIONAL ~:~~r~n:~~~:t~'fsp;:S:; Mapl~Jr'bedroom suite, twin. lamps, paintings. 884-7617.,. 541-6116 ~~~R~::~ call after fl p.m. 888-2812. SERVICE Matching Tappan electric bed complete, chest-on- 2 FA..\lILIES moving garage SPINET PIANO-Oak with I 772.9385 JOH~ KlXG is still hU)'lng range, self.cleaning lower chest, large maple cllair, sale - Air conditioner, Fru't ood f' ' h 11 tl' Credit Cards Accepted d bo k f snow blower, china hutch, I W InIS ,exce en ,goo 0 s or cash. Why YOUR SPECIAl. SUSAN HARTZ oven, with upper oven. round maple table. Chin. Y .....ndltion $1000 881 2512 ------, sell to som n I ( .. lamps, baby clothes, furni-" ".. ,co e e se or POSSESSIONS 886-8982 Both almond color. Excel. pendale style maple mir- after 5:30. IANTIQUE SHOW and sale-: less. 961.0622. ARE MY Grosse Pointe City lent condition, $1,500 for ror. ture, old china. washing I. 30 select dealers, April 16,1 ------_ SPECIAL CONCERN pair. 882-5243. 1920's caned back arm chair, machine, golf bag and WURLITZER ORGAN, wal. i 17 and 18. Frioa)' 6 p.m., EASTSIDE bookseller de. ------____ . el I chao much more. Saturday on. nut. 2 key boards, full ped- to 10 p.m., Saturdu.' 10 I, sires signed llm.Iled edi. .... nBLE- SWIV mapearm If, 19 2 10N\La TWo .lIUU\ top en~. ta. old leather chair, dry sink. y, a.m.' p.m. .. f Thunday, April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C ----_._--~._~._-_.~------"- ._-- ---~------, ..- ~-. - --- - _. ------I '-ARTICLES I1-CARS ll-CARS Ill-CARS ll-eARS 12E-eOMMERCIAL WANTED I 11C-BOATS AND i 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SAtE FOR SALE FOR SALE ! FOR SALE MOTORS PROPERTY ! FOR SALE CASH FOR 1979 CADILLAC Coupe de 1967 DELTA 88 Oldsmobile, ------,-HIBI CITATlON - 4 door: '------1------1935 CHEVY Impala Super. 1979 CLASSIC Sportcabin 19 NORTHERN MICHIGAN Dc. 1 TODA Y'S BEST BUYS KIDS CLOTHES Ville D'Elegahce 30,000 good transportation, $375: hatchback, 4 cylinder, auto.! sport, clean, runs good. 1 foot - lo.v.: hours, excel. velopme~t property. 14.5, GROSSE POI NTE EXCELLENT CONDITION miles, warranty, a real or best oHer. 882.8268 ask' matic, air, cruise, 'Power Needs oil pan, $350. Call bnt condillon. Call 885. acres, Lltl1e Traverse Bay, VERY CLEAN, BETTER beauty, mint, Ziebarted, for Dave. stecring/brakesllocks. De. i aftcr 6 p,m. 884-6621. 1 3735 after 6:30 p.m, frontage. one half mile' GROSSE POINTE PARK pre.entry alarm, loaded, .' ------l t k . 1 d I BRANDS, INFANT THRU U. $9,000 firm. Serious buyer 1978 CONCORD DL, 4.dool', I~xe Inlerior,. ~terer>, ct~.: 1979 -CliEVETrE ::-- 2 door, i977STARCRAFT _ 17 foot west 0 Pe o.~ ey on maJor, New listing, 3 be room au. BrIng In Monday, Tuesday only. 881-6312. automatic air, power steer- Excellent condItIOn. HepaIT i hatchback, automatic, A.\fl fiberglass tri.hull, 1978 highway. Terms possible,! minum sided single, full orLEhrSsdRESALt. 1974--FORi)-'Gran Torino 4. ing, $2,900. 886.2764. ~~~t~~'1~5~8~~2~~s~rOf~~~:: ~Ftio~~e~i.8g~~~llent con. ~o:::~n t~i~~0~~98\~~ey i:~~77~~s~::s 2~~u:: a~::;! ~::~~~~~: g~~tu~~~t, ~~:. 20331 Mack 881.8082 door, air, 1 owner, 48,500 1977 !,'ORD Granada 4 ooor. 3761. duty Shoreland'r trailer. 4 p.m, 616-347-7526. ! place, 2 car garage. Only - miles, $1,395. 88:).2423 sf. (J cylinder, loade LeMans Safari, ongine, levi, interior, 4! excell~nt condItion, lar:l~ MICHA WYE, 7 miles south GROSSE POI~TE PARK USED RECORDS, Top dol. ICllt condition 70000 28000 . I AM/F'M ' Wagon 6,000 mdes, class speed, AM/F M, SI,75O or saIl I n v e n tor y. W , of Gaylord. Beautiful 4 New Listing. Brick 4 bmily. 't d' " ' . m I e s , . .. I A ,I '.. 88n 5042 offer, 881-4682. equipped. 322.3720, 531. b d hIt I t I 4 furnaces. Good income. Iar ,paId for qua l I Y US~ miles, Joaded, stereo, $1.. ' sten'(), eXL'ellent ('ondltlOn, , ' eX ras. "'. . e room cae comp e e y L.P. s, All types of .muslc, 1 500. Evenings. 886.9159.: $3.950 571.129'3 after 5 1978 V()LAIlF I' . . 1980 CITATIO~ _ 4 cylin., _ 4896: _ __ __ furnish cd. Lots of extras. Priced to sell. any quanllty hbranes ap.' ------"rcnller d d h t hh k - 885.3211. GROSSE POINTE PARK . d .' h C I 1967 DODGE V' '" 22" '. 1 p,m. Automatic, power steering, ' cr, ~ oo.r a c ac, au. 32' x T 1938 ABEKING and praise at) our orne, ar 1>.0, "', man I , ,tomatlc air power steer. I I " 1 De\'onshire - 3 large bed. City Classics, 8845 E. Jef. ual, very good condit.ion,; 1972 OLOS Delta Royal, 350 I power brakes, air, low' ing, po~'Cf b~akes lill steer. ; Rass~usen, 30 QM, c asslc LOT 1~ Michawye, 7 mi es room Colonial, side drive, lerson. 10.5:30, Monday. dependable, $700. Evenings: engine, FM radio, runs miles, very clean, $3,500, ing wheel automatic door: auxillary. sloop. One of, south of Gaylord. 885-3211.' deep lot, 2 car garage, (US- Saturday. 331.2700. 886.9159/839.1455 I good. $550 881-6335. 886.9230 after 5 p.m. locks and windows A.\f/ I four bUllt ro.r German B-A-D-A-XE~::: La-rg-e'6bed- I tom home4 $82.500. Con. . , . !-- ' -- - d nl slereo, rear defogger,: navy. Copper riveted, var- room Cieldstone home in sider Land Contract terms. WANTED: OUice reception [1977 BUiCK ~k}tark, air, 1978 TRANS Allt _ T-tops lQ77 ('.l,MIIRO :j,,0-4 l-pee ":>JW --5.44-- '11 1OA-MOTORCYC LES 109, AM radIO, 40,000 miles, I 2 d 1 . 50000: Sunroof, air, low mileage, 1 1976 CAPRICE 4 door, ex., f t h d t t'n 120's ()(){J.839-3062. terms. FOR SALE ~.~:/ 884-4294 after 6:30. milZ:'\1,395~V.~;:2423' af.! . $~,~50.8~-48~3. I ~~:~e~~to~~:~,g poC:~~i~i:;! t~i~ ~~s, l~~'de~~ imm ac: SUGAR SPRINGS lot, near' CROWN REA' TY 2 : ------.------' ler 6, i 1977 PLYMOUTH - Good, 1 cks excellent tires best ulate. Must sacnhce. 56-Gladwin, across from lake,: L SUZUKI .TS 12.5-3,000 orig. i 1977 GR~\'D PR.lX-T.roof,:------.. --. - : {'ondilion, 43,000 miles,' o~fer: 886.0836. '0063. price negotiable. 882-9532, 821-6500 ioal nules, $385. 882-0154, I power steenng/orakes" 198} CORVETTE - 4 speed, all power except windows,: ------after 4 p.m, --- ..------.. - .--- .; --- power windows, new brakes I low mileage, winter stor.1 $1,495. 775.8412. ! ~IO~ARCH 1978 Ghia, air,: 1980 17' BOW RIDER - 115 Tmf McDONALD & SONS 1972 TRIUllPll Bonneville! and exhaust s}'stem, velour' age. red on red, $15,500 1------i stereo, rear defog, cruise, I Johnson, trailer, all acces.I------3rd GENERATION T.T. B~ck :,n~ c~f~' i interior. 372.8211, or 839. nego~iable. Days 224-7853,! 1978 CHRYSLER Wagon, La I new rad~als, wire wheels, I sories and extras. 1-437. 13-REAL ESTATE U ~~~~ con ilion, , 'I 3937. evenings 331.0811. i Bar 0 n, fully equipped" 50,000 ml!es, $2,950 or of. I 5190. FOR SALE . 1------._-;-: leather interior, low mile.! fer. 881-2530. A GRAND OPENING ------GLADHILL ------'1975 DODGE VA.\' Bl00, 318, 197~ IMPALA - AM radl~,: age, A-I condition. Call' ------. SCOVILLE SAILS OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 FIRST OFFERING lOB-TRUCKS ! carpeted in~erior, power i v.myl roof, excellent condl' 881.3942 after 6 p.m. i 19~t~S~~~. 8~:~~d,; BOARD SHOP ! GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 FOR SALE ,btakes/steenng, ~l/nll hon, $850. 886-1873. l : ------.----.--.---_ .. - I IS '1 b d'l r's Fairholme 1277 - Custom 3, In the Woods - 2166 Len. , stereo, $900. 372-8211 or ; ------.------; uno vw pop top camper,' . : al oar s, sal, accesso .Ie : I b d ------.-1 839.3937. I 74 GREMLIN - Tran~por. i good condition. $2,000. 882. lS77 OLDS 98, 4 ~oor, a.lr:: and .apparel for your wm~ bedroom brick ranch on an non. Brick colonial, 3 e- 1969 FORD Bronco 4x4, mmt i __ __ tallon. Doors nee gage rack, slereo cassette. 1976, CA!t!ARO. - 30:000: 4 door Tor;~o, V-8, air: 1976 ~iO~TE CARL~-Au~o'l 778-1501 . basement with wet bar and 1 able. Assume Land Con- ll-eARS Sharp! Days 521.Q320 or mIles, slick shift. Evemngs' power brakes and steering,: mahc power sleenng, air, ------natural fireplace, 21h car; tract at 11%. Payment evenings 778-8399. or weekends 3314677. detective's car. Can be in., rear defogger, A.'I/F~l 1979 CHRIS CRAFT - Scor. attached gar age. Good i $471.42 principal and in. FOR SALE ------stereo, cruise, V.8, half 1 . '1 bl I' b I 1975 MONZA Hatchback, 4 1977 PONTIAC Brougham- I spec led at the police sta.: pion 230, pus aeceSSOfles, , terms aval a e. terest - a ance $49,500. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS _ cylinder, automatic, tinted; Full power. low n e r . I lion. 881.55~. Sealed bids' ~l af~:' 5v~~.c~e;9~~{ $15,000. Days 964.4522, I BY APPOINTMENT ! Price only $74,900. As low as $31 quarterly, glass, aluminum wheels. I Sharp! $3,695. 8864623. I accepted Will be opened; ------nights 886-9828. I GROSSE POINTE WOODS I Yorkshire, Cathedral ceiling buys basic automobile in- Needs repair, S9OO. 777.! ------10 a,m. April 9, 1982. : 1981 CHEVETTE 2 door - ' Shoreham - Desirable 31 in living room, natural surance 881.2376 5387. I 1978 CAMARO Rally Sport- ' -- -- . i AM/FM, tinted glass, 4 11 F- TRAILERS ! bedroom Ph bath ranch. fireplace, just decorated, • • ------I Air rear defogger AMI 1976 PINTO - Automatic, speed, cloth interior, rear AN.D CAMPERS II Completely remodeled, cen. leaded glass windows. Only 1978 GRAND PRIX - Air, i 1979 GRANADA-Triple bur. I FM' stereo, cruise', tilt.: good condition, $1,000. 885-: defroster, Alloy wheels, tral air, natural fireplace, $41,900. power s tee r in g, pol\'er i gundy, 4 door, air, auto,: power windows. 305 en-: 2916. stripe package, garage ------, den, finished basement Buckingham - 5/5 brick in. brakes, bucket. seats, con. I 885ext:a71s3'2.!>Iust sell, S3,950. ' gine. $3,950. 779.8198. : 1968 La Ma;;; ;iih 1974 400' 5k7es-pt3'649S5,ldOOa';sKen Urban, FOR RENT - GT motor with full bath. Land Con. come gets top rents Large I 47000 mil s $3 995 I ------.- I, homes, new 25 foot, class tract terms. roo~, Land Con't r act so e" e , , . I ..: 1977 THUNDERBIRD, very: engine, s t ere 0 cassette.: . A. 885.3495. Hollywood _ Outstanding 3 terms Call after 6. 296-5843, _ [1978 2 SEATER SPltiJ~,. 4. " clean, all power, AM/FM Call Jim 884.9976. I SUNBIRD 1980, hatchback, ------! speed, excellent conditIOn., . d '------, 4 d 4 '1' d 1978 STARCRAFT - Sleeps or 4. bedroom, 1~ baths Courville - 5/5 brick flat, SEE DICK WARNER cOnl'ertible hard top in. 1St ere 0, air an more.] 1979 ELDORADO Baritz _: .spe~, cy 10 er, power 8, Surge brake, excellent brick bungalow. New car. $10,000 down on Land Con- For )'our new FORD, new I eluded, A.\liF~ stereo, low $2,700 or. best offer. ~; Loaded, low mileage, must: steeflng an~ .brakes, ~~cel. condition, extras. 881.1222 pet and drapes, Florida tract. truck or good used car. i mileage. Call an}'time $6. 3000 untll 3 p.m. Office see to appreciate 776.3955; lent condItion, orlgmal after 6:30. room. Land Contract avail. 881-3670 SERVICE : 500. 923-4046. .' 372.0182. after 6. ' i owner. $4,150. 772.7977. able. AITER THE SALE i . ------i .------ST. CLAIR SHORES OPEN SUN. 2,5 46 years on E. Jefferson ,1005 V.W. Fatr condition, 1975 CHEVY Caprice wagon, 1979 DATSUN 280 ZX, 5 1977 4 CYL1NDE~. Astre - 12B-VACATION ,Old Eight Mile Rd. _ Mint 21234 Manchester RENAISSANCE FORD, I:\C. mileage in the ~'s, $800.: looks rough, but runs speed, $8,400. 792.6267. E~cellent condition, 2,700 PROPERTY ! 3 bedroom, IIh bath brick Best Buy in Harper Woods 1833 E. Jefferson 882-5180. I great, $550. 886.9541. . miles, $2,300. 881-8107. I' ranch. Double natural fire- PHONE' 567-4700 I 1980 DODGE Omm - Excel. ------1 --- . 451 Moran .,.. . 1979 RA~CHO automatic, I 1978 MALIBU Cla~slc, wagon. II lent condition, low mile., 1979 CHRYSLER Newport, QUIET country hideaway on place, large rooms, family HOME 881-5251 air, power, excellent con. i Power. steenn.gJ bra~es, age, lots of extras. Call' 4 door, excellent condition, 1 acre. Year.round home, room first floor laundrv Grosse Pointe Farms 1980 MAZDA 626-Automa. dition, 46,000 miles. $4,395 ! doors, wllldows, air, C~lse, i 885.2554. low mileage, air, stereo, 3 bedrooms, on beautiful room: finished basemen-t tic, air, AM.FM cassette, or best offer. 881.2770. tilt, under 4<>.000 mIles, - , : polI'er, defogger, p u I s e trout stream, close to state I with natural fireplace. 1826 Hunt Club Grosse Pointe Woods rear defogger, +door, rust. 1981 CITATION 2 door, sun.: $3,600. 882.8828. 1978 FORD Flesta-4 speed, i wipers. $4,400. 881-4283. ~or~~~r~nn:~t~ ~~a~e~~fr.1 WI LCOX REALTORS proofed, excellent condi. f' ' CORDOBA 11 AlIflFM radio, 30 m.p,g" I'------I d' . "'.,., 884 3550 roo. mmt condition, load. I1976 - A pow. $3,000 or best offer. 822. 1973 SUPER BEETLE-En. mme late possessIOn. "",. "j - BY APPOINTMENT tion. $5,900. 8814518. ed, $10,000 list price, ask. er, 36,000 miles, good con. 2349. i gine, muffl.er, clutch, gen. 500 cash. Consider terms. ------Adorable 2 Bed Brick 1974 CHEVY Impala Custom ing $6,950. 884..s896. i dillon, $2,000. 886-4832. -- -_.------: erator recently replaced, For appointment phone I INVESTOR'S SPECIAL _ Cot Hollywood. .. ' ,PONTIAC Sun bird 1977 3 (517) 756.2142 or (517) I Building - 4 stores and 5 2 do:or, Califonua car,! 1978 OLDS Cutlass Supreme, . 1976 MALIBU Classic - 2 I door, deluxe, air, 46,000: 5900. 779.9319. 362.2215. apartments, basement plus Prestwick-3 Bed Ranch ~autiful, new exhaust low mileage, 1 owner. 885-, door,. :'\~.FM stere~, air, miles $2,200. 885.2352. ' . , ------N J s)stem, $1,050. 886-9638, 1764 after 7 p.m. conditiOning, rear wmdow " 11980 FOR~ Fiesta - AM, l' NEW Oceanfront Condo _I storal:,e. ~uilding, tenants pay i ear St. ohns Hospital ------ir-:;.~~~~~~~_;;._;;._:;._;;._;;._:;._;;._;;._:;._:;._:;.-=; defogger, 1 a,n d aut 0 p ,1978 FORD L.T.D. station I FM radiO rear defroster Vero Beach area. Beautiful all uhhhes. $69. ,900. 1975 HO~DA Ci\'ic, runs, 11 t' d't' F" i 2 FA-IlLY 2 b d Near Lal:e-Gordon Switch well, S \ , Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April " '982 _._----_._------.-- ~~------,------_._---_._~--_.._- .~-.-.._-_.-. ---~._"---_._---_. - - ~._._-_._-~--~---- 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE i 13-REAL ESTATE I 13D-FOR SALE 16-pnS 20A-CARPET 21-MOVjNG FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE , OR LEASE FOR SALE LAYING McCALLU1I1 MOVING com. 1HAVERHILL, 5790.92 - In.1 CENTER ENTRANCE Colo. ~GROSSE POINTE - NelfB --O-U-V-IE-R--P-U-P-P-I-Es-.-N-a-t.'-.A-R-P-E-T-LA-Y-IN-G-,-r-e-st-ret-c-h-. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- . ASSUMPTIONS & Ie pany. Modern truck and 3 bedroom, 1~ bath brick LAND CONTRACT come. 2 family, 5 '5. $37 .. inial. 1083 Bedford, Grosse I Road, two family income ural guard. vet work done, ing and repair. 35 years ranch-finished basement, equipment. Esllllliished 900. 286-8125. I Pointe Park. 3 bedrooms, I property fourf five large payment plan c:>nsidered. experience. 886.9572. 1918-Fully insured. Piano with ~ bath, and possible TERMS .- -'-.---.-- .... '-'-'. 2 full half baths. large I rooms. tenants pay utili. 987.5074. -.------.. ------.- ." 4th bedroom, attached I 5251 F ARMBROOK-$3,OOO. specialists. 776.7898. FIRST Ol'-FERING, 3 or 4: family room, newly carpet. I ties. earns $9,500 annual __ . . . _. _ CARPE'l' LA \'ING .- .------~ - .- --~--~--- car garage. large lot. low Assumption. bedroom Colonial, 2.2oo! ed, paneled and carpeted' rent. by owner. 882.4988 PARAKEETS - Beautiful NEW AND OLD I MOVING - One item or sev. $8O's. Call for appointment. 3513 GRAYTON - $6.000. square feet, 20x20 family i rec room. 882.4871. I' after 6 p.m. babies. all colors. $15. 771. S~llirs Carpeted Shifted i (!I'il/. Exp('f!l'nc(>d movers, 886.9541. Assumption. room. $127.000. 436 Ro. -.. --... ------9416. Repairs of All Types Reasonable. Ene 10 sed ----.------115211 MANNING - $3,000. land. 885.0113. ,HOUSE with income finish. i ------1 ALSO truck. 268.2854. 540 NOTRE DAME I Assumption. -.--0------. ed basement wet' bar 2' 14-REAL ESTATE AFFECTION ATE dog needs r.A nPETING, VJ:'olY1., , '_...... GROSSE POINTE \\'OODS- bed I' 0 0 m s: Mack ~nd' WANTED a good home. Large mixed HARDWOOIl ! HELlABLE POINTE resident Custom built 3 or 4 bedroom 119663 REGENT - $5.000. 3 bedrom Ibr)..Ckranch. As. ~Ioross area. 886.3674. I ---______breed. 13 months old. Ex. Samples Shown in wilh truck will move small Cape Cod. Family room j Land Contract. I sume 12 ~.~ mortgage.. . ------.... --- CASH FOR HOMES cellent watch dog. 882. Your Home . or large quantities. with fireplace. Price re.1 EARL KEIM METRO Living room, dining room, OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 P.M. • 7507. BOB TRUDEL I:>\SURED duced. Builder open to I 526-3990 family room. 3 fireplaces.' OWNER SERVING AREA 40 YEARS --._._. -. '------747590 d 2945896 Bob 882.1968 legitimate offer. 2~i car attached garage.' 1953 LANCASTER STI EBER REALTY ADORABLE indoor pet, short !.' _ays. . eves,' LETO BUILDING CO. j CONDO - 1 bedroom, 17620 fenced yard. Will trane. Brick Colonial. aluminum 775-4900 hair. female kitty. really CARPET I:"lSTALLATlO;.;- 21A-PIANO 882.3222 Mack, Grosse Pointe. Low Call evenings. 886.7775. trim, excellent condition. affectionate. has been mis. $1.50 lIl'r yard. Carpet re.. SERVICE Open Sunday 2.5 or by ap. association fee. Open Sun. ------.-.. .. 3 large bedrooms (amil' _. ---.-.----- .... -- treated. needs caring home. pairs __ all kinds. Jerry's pointment. day 2.5 p.m. Beacon Real A BARGAI~. Home Ollners room finished b~semeni; \\'A~TED TO PURCHASE I 839.2441 evenings. Carpel Service. 776.3604. Estate. 886.4552. Insurance, $5,0,000 as low 1.yea~.0Id 2~'2 car garage: LA..~D CO:-lTRACTS ------.--.--. - .. - -- 'C()~lPLETE plano service. as $107 per )ear or $100.. Owner leaving slate. 1m. r::ALL FOR FURTHER ! GOp7~.E~KRcE~~~~~bEleR~~\~: -2-0-B---R-E-F-R-I-G-E-R-A-T-I-O-N-Tumnl!. rebuJllllng. re!ln. 885 HAWTHORNE. B)' Own. STERLING HEIGHTS. Own. 000 for $254. Northeastern mediate occllpancy. As. INFOR.\[ATION bhmg. .'1 t' m be r Plano er. 3 bedroom Cape Cod. er anxious wants to see all Insurance. 371.0550. sume or terms. $89,000. COLONIAL FEDERAL ! Call daily after 5 p.m .. all AND AIR Tt'chnicians GUild. Zl'ch. 1~ bat hs, centra 1. all'. fu11. 0ff ers on th'IS beaut! 'f u1 3 ---BABCOCK'C~--Op" A par t.. Call 882.0592. SAVINGS... & LOAN .. day. weekends... 528.0131.' CONDITIONINGREpA IR Bossner. 7317707. . carpeting, lot80'xI30'. pan.: bedroom, brick and alu. menls. Large 2 bedroom EASTER SPECIAL. . . )IR. GUILES I COLLIES. female. AKC. all " -1'1-A~O"-TU-:-';-'l~G~-;d~;p~;r~ eled den. Many custom I minum ranch. With family units. Opal at Warren and FA.R~lS . ,. '.. Pro.fessiona.lly. _ _886.10a,o__ . __. I colors, 8 weeks to one ------'" k d leatures. l\.ilciJen Wilhl room. '~,,'lvi'. Cllii D... ;;...... " • "" to" IH'II\':('F ~!,fri~prll lI:li. • or guarantee. Mack, Arthur an" Wild.. ut:l'unHeu,,j oeurOOIllS, III'. 1 AM INT~H~~T~U In buy. > " ..... ,.. >v, r'.:...... ' . _ . :,;c',,:"':, A;::.;. r: J .... i J counter top stove and Richter for more informa. wood off Mack and Hunt. ing room with fireplace.' ing properties in Grosse eranian. 1.653.7~5.A.,...... ,; tion. We serl'ire all makes' Felske. 465.6358. b rea k fa s t area. Terms i tion. Earl Keim Realty, ington. 1 bedroom Denver formal dining room, beauti. . Pointe and Eastside of De. ------. .___ and moue Is. Prompt. reli. available. Immediate occu.' Woods. 371-4010, at Mack and Cadieux, )10. ful kitchen with built.ins. troit. Robert L. ~labarak. FREE. ?ld English sheep able serl'lce. 778.7331. pancy. Open Sunday 2.-6 PLUSH WARREN CONDO rang at Whitehill. Month., rec room, and lots of ex. 881-4052. dog, II\IX. ~lale. 10 months .. _ Enjoy the sound of your pi. p.m. and byappointmelt. Detached 2 bedroom ranch ly fee in.cludes taxes, heat' tras. For details,call • 468.2763. ....__ . : 20E-INSULATION ana. Have it tuned by $95,000. 884-1367, style. Professionally del:or. and mamtenance. C. W. DU:rCH or NINA ~O ACRES for new retire. l BEAUTIFUL long hair. 7 ,------AL'S PIANO ------ated, family room. fire.! Babcock & Sons, 777.3310. TAPPAN ~B4.6200. ment center sought .as i :I'eek kittens. trained. Free: I~~SULAT10N TUNING AND WINDMILL POINTE place, air, 2 car attached NEW HOME. Custom Cape, Tl!DOR on large lot festur. ~rant b~.. SI.- Lukes. A Llv-: .0 good homes. 886.0967. _ ! BLOWN IN REPAIRS DRIVE garage. 1st floor laundry, C d I C t d f II mg leaded and beveled mg ~temoflal. Tax deduct'i 881-3229 DUPLEX basement. Assume 8% %. e~e;gynn;~7 ~~~~~dCUt : glass. ornamental plaster' able. Call ~fr. Fischer, Ex. f G~LDE~ RETRIEVER pups., FL.-UttE FUR~ACE Townhouse on each side STERLING HEIGHTS Grosse' Poi n t e Farm~:: n.atural ",:oodwork, Pewabi~ I ecutil'e Director. 868.1445. I sh~:e ;;2.~~ r~gist~red" SINCE 1949 . PIA:\O SERVICES-Tuning with 3 bedrooms. 2~; bath, Attractive 3 bedroom brick $185,000. Jim Clark, Build.! tile, 3 fIreplaces and at. PHYSICIAN reloca1ed 10. week~nds. a er or; 0 interest !i.nancing a\'ailabl~. ~?~a~~Pf~I;~l~!~a~~~er~.t~~~: -3 car garage, newly dec. ranch. Basement, attached er. Open 7 days. 1:30.5:00.' tached greenhouse, 4 bed. Grosse Pointe seeks a 4-5 ------, Free esllma.tes. Fully h. ~onable rates. 881.8276 or orated. $179.000, assum. garage. Blend rate. Best! ------.----- I rooms, 2 baths 2nd floor b d h' 'th D A L MAT I A N male 8' censed and Insured. able mortgage and / or buy in area. BY OWNER -. KellYf8. 3. with 3rd floor. ~uite. I.m.. r;o~oo~nin()m;oo~ li\~~c. months old, liverfwhite.' 527_J 700 i 8&2.5847. olher terms. STI EBER REALTY bedroom alu~ll:,um bunga.! maculate c?ndlt!on with: room' den gIamil 'roo; AKC, S100 or best offer.' _. ._. __ : _ 882.0114 775-4900 low, deep flmshed base. I ne~ carpeting and new i I • k't h' I Y (p: 885.3439 after 6 p.m. . INSULATION . 21B-SEWING ment, fenced yard. Excel. I bOiler. After 6 pm. 882.' farg~1 IFc en.)c eHan. r.e! MACHINE lent neighborhood. No' 1938. ': era y a~,?s. ouse 10 ,------__ ALL POI~TES Agents 526.4139 :------__ ' good condition. 7 p.m ..l0 2Q.-GENERAL CO!':STRVCTIOX ------GROSSE POI NTE FARMS '. H U 1'\ TIN G TON, Grosse! p.m. Call 885.0198. SERVICE I Save ~loney and Energy CO~IPLETE 'fU:\E.t:P $3.95. A newly redecorated 3 bedroom Colonial in a pop- 2212 ALLARD - 6 room Pointe Woods. Beautiful 3' -- ) Financing available. All makes. all ages. All ular Farms location. Very charming floor plan, Ranch, between 7 and 8 bedroom ranch, large lot 11S-BUSINESS HANDYMAN servl<:es. excel.; Free Estimates pans stocked. 885.7437. air conditioning, patio. and many extras. Rea- Mile. Sunday 2 to 5. 839. up-dated kitchen, family 1 OPPORTUNITIES lent Grosse Pointe refer. I' 886.3537 _ sonably priced with good terms. now available. 5301. room. natural fireplace. i 1 ences. For the unusual.' 21C-ELECTRICAL 27388S_65SS0N EASTLAND ROW ~~~~ar~er~~hte~Oio~ a~~\: i T BUh~INESS ~OR SALE. Call 775.7362. 1-2-0-F-W-A-SH-ER-A-N-D-- SERVICE CONDOMINIUM tional information. Earl: rop les.and glf~ shop With --C-L-E-A-N-U-P-'-s--i DRYER REPAIR ------2 54 1 Keirn Reall" Wo d 371. I e.ngravmg ser~lc~. Atlr~c. S & J ELECTRIC o 9 VI Iiamsburg Ct 4010 ~. 0 s. tlve leased bUlldmg, deSlr' HAULI NG ------llesidenti&I.Commercial 11 % LAND CONTRACT 3 bedroom." 1~ baths, finish.' bl I . R LET GEORGE DO IT b 1625 Fair Court, Woods. 3 bedroom, 1~ bath Cape i d b t t ---.------a e ocahon. oom to ex. GARAGE REMOVAL , Xo Jo Too Small Cod. Large living room with fireplace, breakfast , ~lenda~~m{:nd ~:~~a~{ . LUXURY RANCH pand or diversify. Woods Comme:-cial. FIre Damage. Washer, dryer, dishwasher 865.2930 room, screened porch, decorative woodwork. i CONDOMINIUM trophies, 779-8930, Residential and ranges repaired. All 808-:-S' ELECTRIC L' d Low 80's. ' 881.7941 Formal dining room, 1st '. & 829 1 makes. NO S E R V ICE: - .Icense DUPLEX - Cadieux/Warren. I floor I a u n d r )', finished SMALL retad busin~s5-In. ~ C H A R G E it repaired.: contr~ctor ..Ser:lce Increa.s. 886-6058 Lovely dead.end street - basement, super insulated,! vestm~nt oppor~umty f?r WELDING REPAIRS: Cus. Guaranteed parts and serv.: es. cIty .I'lolo.hon~. repaIr 17202 Ontario. brick 2 or 2 car attached garage. i es!abllshed .reta~1 st~re In tom metal work. black. ice. Spedallzing in GE,! and reWire, Quah.ty work 3 bedroom basement gas Many other custom fea. prime location In VlIlage. smithlng. have portable Kenmore, Whirlpool prod. at a moderate price. 875- REDUCED $63,000 - DESPERATE heat unbelievable r~ason. tures. Thousands below LOOking for investing part. welder, 886'2995. ucts, 9766. able'budget, S40 per month. builder's model. Immedi. ner or buyer. 1()'5 p.m. ------PERSO~ALIZED -H-A-R--R-E--E-C--C- 251 Lincoln. 12.000 square.foot garage apar1ment Nice yard, garage. $29.900. ate occupancy po s sib I e. 885-7134, after 6 p.m. 881. DAVE THE HANDYMAN i 80 L TRI plus 3rd floor apartment. 50.foot recreation room. 882.8297 or 885.4033. $84,000. By Owner. 296. 7162. Painting, plumbing, electrl.1 SERVICE SINCE 1965 Violations Corrected huge rooms. Old World charm, now $212,000. , ------0774. ------cal, carpentry, glllSS, ce'l George Stults FREE ESTIMATES 884-2647 . FIRST OFFERING ------REAL ESTATE ment. etc. City violations I 885.1762 21890 VAN K H.UGE FRENCH COLONIAL, NORTH EAST corrected. Experienced, 882-9420 Sltua~ed. on ne~rly 2 acres. i DETRO IT reasonable, references. Un.! 20H-FLOOR SANDING Licensed and insured con. GROSSE POI NTE ThIS flOe famIly home has Well known franchise oIfice Ilcensed. 1 . tractor. GROSSE POINTE SHORES WOODS 5 b~drooms, 3 f~1l baths,: for sale. Great opportunity 839.1236 i FLOOR SANDING. staining. ELECTRICAL 1 .. ',' ..45 S. DUVAL Three bed roo m, unique famIly ro.o~, 2 fireplaces, I with little cash required. ALL REPAI RS AND' Free estimates, workman.,: CO.~TRACTOR formal dlnmg rOom cen. I " h d FouF.bedroom ....Colonial. 3 firepllices, famlly room, ranch, 2,700 square feet, fral air alta h d' I ~al1 for confldentla1 meet- . s Ip guarantee . 822-9008' FLAME FURNACE $169,500. Mortgage terms by owner. "Grate" room, first floor ,c e garage, mg IMPROVEMENTS or 881-8811. SINeE 1949 laundry, 3;5 baths, fin. and plenty of ro.om for a, . 526 3990 881.2530 _ 343-0468 ished basement, central pool and tenms court.' -_____ --______"DCSTLESS FLOOR All eleclrical work. violations Needs some landscaping.: INVEST IN Piua, games, bar BASE~tENT WALL buckled? I SA~.;nING" corrected. Free estimates. air, carpeting, drapes, 2l-f1 S 11 II G C' b'd 'p l . 1 ( h' ( b F II I) d d' d t h deer wi consider trade I' type restaurant. East of et our Irm I to repair. I ro esslOna . inis wg. a . II)' cense an Insure . ESTATE SALE BY OWNER L':~~c ~oJ~~l~T TERMS or Land Contract terms. I Renaissance on Riverfront Also brick patios. brick I' ~Ious. Urathene 'f Stain. , 527 - J 700 WM. LOCKARD REALTY: in warehouse district. Con. walkways. Licensed and mg. European cra tsman .. _ 2 FAMILY INCOME PRICED TO SELL 263.9330 or 286.1974 I tact Mark Wise. 885-8152. insured. 772-3223. ship. 731-7575, 254-1382. 'ELECTRICAL WORK by H. 865 HARCOURT STI EBER REALTY I. ------, ------censed contractor. Low BEST DETROIT neighbor. FRASER. Excellent business O.N.G. CONSTRUCTION CO. rates free estimates. 881. Each unit has 2 bedrooms, den, 1¥Z baths, natural i KELM fireplace, screened porch. $129,000. 775-4900 hood. Courville/East ~ar'l opportunity on busy street. Masonry repairs. chimneyS. 'Fbor sanding refinishing 9751.' GROSSE POINTE WOODS- ren. By owner. ImmedIate, )teat market and Deli. patlu~, p~rchrs. Specia.lIz'i old floors a 'specialty. Ex:. ------_ 886-3123 2228 Allard. 3 bedroom occupancy. Charming 3: Beer and wine license. 109 m fIeld stone fire. I pert in stain. 535-7256. ,\LL TYPES of Electrical ,'". ranch. Finished basement, bedroom brick En g lis h W108. Call Barbara Richter places. Licensed. 839.9459. i work. Ranges. dr)'ers in. ...J extra closets, new furnace, tudor, natural carved stone for more information. Earl HANDYMAN with truck.! 21-MOVING stalled-remodeling. Elec. central air, insulation, roof fireplace, leaded glass win. Keim Realty, Woods. 371. Clean basements. garages.' trical repairs, fixtures. Li. dows m a hog any d 4010 I ------censed and insured. Col. Century 21 Lochmoor and aluminum gut t e r s. work: I~ baths, ~vr~~d' etc. An~ hauling, odd jobs. ! :-,rEED SOMETHING moved. ville Electric Company. Close to schools. Many ex- new oak kitchen with built .• GROSSE POINTE FARMS Bob 88;)-6227. I delivered or disposed of? EI'enings. 774.9110. Da)'s. tras. Land Contract terms in microwave appliances I residence. Good invest. TRASH CANS Two Pointe residents will LA 6.7352. "Member of the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange" available. Open Sunday included. Two' car garage. i ment opportunity. Season. CLEANED AND move or remove large or. _ Two positions presently available for sa1esper. 2-5 p.m. 885.6637. Near public and parochial; ed Land Contract. all or SAN ITI ZED small quantities of furni. RETIRED !>IASTER electri. sons with experience in the Grosse Pointe market. BY OWNER-798 Neff Road, schoo 1sand 3 parks I part ,.,plrese'" A'Iprl , 1984. ture. app 1iances, planos-,. ciano Licensed. Violations Contact James A. Snyder, 19886 Mack at Torrey i Grosse Pointe brick Co- $5,000 ass u m e s 14.5%'; Call evenings 272.9228. CALL THE or what have )'ou. Call for , SeI'\'ic~s In<;;e.ased. Also Rd. 884.5280. lonial, 3 bedrooms,.l¥.! mortgage.Forappointment~HONEST BUSINESSMAN I SPECIALIST free estimates. Call John small Jobs. ~t! 5.2966. bat~s, natural Iir~place, call. Steve at 882-8014 after seeks ambitious partners. I 881.9146 Steininger, 343.MB1 or 822.' ELECTRICAL WIRI~G. Vi. family room, new kitchen, 6 \\ eekdays. Not job or investment. I 2208. olations corrected. Free ASSUME LARGE 11% MORTGAGE ~~~~~~d f1oo~s, terms"2 BEDROO)t brick bungalow. Great income for right: For Classified Ads P.S. Others may cop)' our estimates Ron Doran. ~Ias. 'k" d eve n ~n g s and I 1¥.z baths. large unfinished people. Serious only. Call! ad. but never our price. ter Electrician. 372.0338. By o'W'tler, Peachtree Lane, Grosse Pointe Woods. 3 , wee en s. 881.7;)58 days. attic, near St. John Hospi. 293-4230 for appointment.l Cal! 882.6900 experience or st)'le. _ bedrooms, 21h baths, 4th bedroom or office pos. iHAWTHORNE near Mack, 4 tal. Lovely neighbors. Cash ------21D-TV AND RADIO sible in additional 1st floor area. Two plus at. bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car ga. or Land Contract. 886-0688. 16D-ADOPT ,20E-INSULATION REPAIR tached garage. 2.500 square feet. Professionally ra~e, Land Contract terms. 7 UNITS _ All brick Grosse A PET -----_____ ---- _ decorated and landscaped. 23 foot family room, prIced to sell. Call now! Pointe area. good gross, ------r------~ COLOR TV., HI.FI. STEREO 20 foot screened porch, private patio. Centrai air. 5149,900. CADIEUX.East Warren. Cin. $75.000 terms. 882-3846. SUDRO I~SULATIO~ 885.6264 "~ The Oakland Humane Since 1948 --- _ 886-8716 cinnati, 17125-Modern 2' ------I bedroom bl'ick ranch, rec 13A-LOTS ,.I S 'et 21E-STORMS AND ~======~====~I room, 2 car garage. Only FOR SALE ... OC~I Y Tired of paying sky. SCREENS I $23,500! Terms. i ----- _ ..~ ' ~ located in rocketing fuel bills? Ask _ 1036 BISHOP .w . \ for our portfolio of homes Lovely executive home located on a large tree lined KESSLER 771.2470 LAST LAKE LOT at Rose ayne County \ with current fuel bill sav. FREE ESTl~IATES ------Terrace, 114 ft. on water ' lot. Great for entertaining. Unique architectural 2 FAMILY FLAT-Somerset. Land Contract terms. ~Ic: I IS a no~-proflt pnvately " , ings. Take advantage of ALCm:-."nl DOORS A:-."n funded by donation humane society. fostenng C! our off.season p r i c in g WI~DOWS. S C R E E ~ S detail. Beautifully decorated throughout, large Grosse Pointe Park, 6 and Brearly & Adlhoch. 882- i living room with natural fireplace, library, formal ' 6, extra bedroom in attic, 5200. i NO -DESTROY po I'ICY, h as many hidome ess 095 now. Comfort for all sea. t;pREPAIRED,A:-."D DELFREEI V EPICK-R Y. dining room. modern kitchen, family room with natural trim and fireplaces. and cats for adoptIOn. sons. 15% Federal Tax DOORWALLS. PO R C H fireplace. First floor laundry, 5 bedroom, 3 full excellent condition. 331. GROSSE POINTE SHORES The Shelter is located a119601 MI. Elliott. near 7 Mile Credit. E:\CLOSl'RES. F R E D'S bath, 3~ baths. completely insulated, large long 3624. Colonial Road-100 ft. front. Road, Detrort. 48234. Phone 892.7822. Hours 11:00, 881.3515 STOR~t. 839.4311. EVE. term Land Contract available. age. Land Contract terms. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. I ~r~~G CALLS WELCO~fE. 882.4389. 893-4800 ,359 McMILLAN - 4 bed. Palms.Queen, 886.4444. j room, llfz bath English. .~ SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. " !'------...I r======;;;;.;;;~1 Living room with natural LOOK OUT OVER Grosse t Donations Welcome. 'Cat I 21D-TV AND fireplace, Jar g e dining Pointe from Merriweather < and Dog food coupons 'I: RADIO REPAIR room. beautiful new kitch. hill. 75x169. 882.1400. . ~J .;. helpful Volunteers are . ESTATE SALE en with breakfast nook. ESTATE LOT in the Farms, L~ soliCited. . i ., New energy efficient fur. 100'x2IO'. R. Sfire and As. Thank you for helping those ~ : :. TV Two bedroom, 2 bath, luxury condo, high ceiling nace, new roof. Owner. sociates. 776.7260 or 884- who can not help themselves! 1=: ,.. \ R SIN YOu R Ii TV living room, first floor.den, 2 car attached ga. 881.6481. Open Sunday 2.5 7276. rage, burglar alarm. Sacrifice price $101,000. p.m. ~ ~ V ColOr TV _ Hi-Fi _ Sl~r~ol 0 1\1 ~ Short term 11% Land Contract available. GROSSE POINTE PARK- .AU MO •• 1 • S'onc/ord labOr o"d POri. evo'o,",'., ASSUME - 10414 Bonita. 2 Size 105x85, corner of Cad- 885-62&4 ReA - ZENITH 885.6264 . OPEN SU:'>1DAY2.5 P.M. bedroom, fireplace, $5.000 ieux and Jefferson. 886. In NOfRE DAME ~'quir, ~lrctrDni" ;: or will trade for late model 3598. 21940 SHOREPOI:-i'TE pickup truck. 775.1119. I -- _ :...... • '. • G~.~ •.~.~:.~.. ~~:.~~.:.~.J ------: 2 LOTS, St. Clair Shores, new Anti-Cruelty ST. CLAIR SHORES . 563 SHELDEN ROAD II sub.division. After 5 p.m.: GROSSE POINTE SHORES 773.4742. I Association .....------_-1' Superb 4 bedroom colonial I _ 13569 Joseph Campau r.;;:.;;:.;;:.;;:.;;:.;;:.:::.;;:.:::.:::.:::.;;:.:::.:::.:;;;.:;;;.:;;;.;,;-.;;.-.:;;;~------=.-=.;:;;:;:;;:~-----,! built by Walter Mast. LOT FOR SALE-Rochester, Hamtramck BEST QUALITY , Marble foyer and powder Michigan. 85' wide, 176' room, living rOOmwith fire. length, All underground 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. BEST DEAL BY OWNER place, dining room. large uti 1i tie s. Located in I Monday through Saturday WOM SUAMMTEED family room with fireplace Georgetown Subdivision. 1 GROSSE POINTE WOODS and wet bar, excellent kit. Beautiful area. 371.5425. i SPECIALISTS chen and breakfast room .. I PLEASE ADOPTI Custom Work Done By "Craftsmen" No after hours help as yet. Veterinarian 5 days. 5 bedroom plus, on a private cul.de.sac. excellent large patio and garden en'/13B-CEMETERY condition. Many extras included. Price in $120's. closed WIth plantings. 3 PROPERTY 1/2 day Sat. We keep dogs as long as pOSSIble. EAST SIDE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Blended Rate or 11% Land Contract. lull and 3 half baths 21h Financed only by donations. Remember animals car garage, dual he'ating ,.------i in your Will tool AII.II •• Tn. • 11'1., • AH""fill, • Blltln and air conditioning sys. 4 GRAVES - Forest Lawn AWlIlI.. • "rA Elctluna • Stn Will.... I Dlln CALL 885.3320 BETWEEN 7.9 P.M. Volunteer help wanted. Pet food and can tems. automatic under. Cemetery. Call 526.7779. labels welcomed. For information call Mary, ~rIIII. IIIH.. • Ora... c.1Irill" lrel NO AGENTS ground sprinkling, base. Ilol- J. Wood P.M.A. Pree Estimates ment with bullt in storage For Classified Ads 891-7188 Owner , Call units. $260,000. 886.1917. Call 882,6900 Licensed & InSured Office: 775-17" , " I Thu"day, April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-C . - _.------,_. - ... --.... "-- ,-_ .. ------'~ --~- -STORMS AND I21F-HOME 21F-HOME 21G-ROOFING I 21-I-PAINTING, 21-I-PAINTING & THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAYBE PUR- SCREENS I IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT SERVICE : DECORATING DECORAl'lNG CHASED l"ROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: (Stores arc lis/cd by streets and from Detroit on EASTVIEW EASTLAND HADLEY HOME EXPERT REPAIRS INTERIORS PAIt"TI:>iG-Interior or ex. through the Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods and St. Clair Shores.) .....UMINUM INC. IMPROVEMENT GUTTERS BY DON AND LYNN teriol" Also janitoml £o'ree I ALUMINUM ,llushand.wife team _ Paint, estimates. Call Thorn. , 17008 MACK PRODUCTS INC. ROOF ING ing wallpaper perfection. .. uuarant~ed work. 881.~210'.1 DOWNTOWN: Nil. CADIEUX Siding, trim, roo(ing, seam. COMl'u:n: HEMOLlELING Ren.Cen. Calumet Tobacco and Gifl Shop, rnsse,!,oillte Pilrk SMALL JOBS ists: Over 20 years experi. DECOHATING CENTER 3' (; le~s gullers, storm doors SEHVIC}<; main level, near 100 Tower. , ss scre(,lI repair, ~iding, , 774-9651 ent'e. Ueferent:es. 527.5560 PARK and windows, raillings. Kit('hens/ Baths ,-' lor illS, Irim, roofi lI~, gut. 1!1t aluminum shulters, porch Allie/Her. J(ooms I GUTn:ItS cleaned, (Iu~hed' INTI-;HlOR a~d ext e r i 0 r 17010 Mack JEFFERSON AVE.: IJtlt'rs, \Huught iron, (vinyl endusurl's. Free ('lJurleous Add jUons/Porches , and inspected for as lillie I palntlllg ano paper~langmg, Gros~e Pointe Park Park Pharmacy, Nottingham and Jefferson l)~rodllt'ls). awnln~s. estimates. Aluminum Siding/Trim as $15. J,;slimate free Heasonabh' rates. 30 years 881-2577 Village Wme Shop. Beaconsfield and Jefferson :';," 1181.1060 ur 527.5616 eXIJlmence. Hay BarMwok) I:-.ITERIOR/EXTEHIOR Office/Showroom (;u!ters/Down Spouts 882 4968 :J.~ 29315 Harper Slorm Windows/ Doors - 822.7335 aIter 6 p,m. PADITING MAUMEE: alF-HOME S,C.S. 774-0460 Hoofing/Shingles/Hot Tar GIWSSE POINTE HOOFING l'E({)L'I.'.S,"IU:-',\E. I.',"oor Sand PAPER HANGl:-lG Bon Secuurs lIu~l'ltal, CadlCux and :'>Iaumee, gift ~hop r l:< " ., • r FIn:!': ESTIMATES " IMPROVEMENT Aluminum Siding and AND SHEET METAL CO. jng and finishing. Special. ... __ ._ Sehellier Drugs, l"isher and .\laumee SLUWIK ANO SON-Hume Guller Cl('aning Free estimate and propo~al. izing in dark staining i MARC HOOVER improvements and repairs. FI'IIl'csiHepairs of all kinds KERCHEVAL AVE.: HOME IMPROVEMENT Fn'e estimates Heason. !t('a,onable rates locally. Call fur free estimate LICENSED CONTRACTOR J.j('cnsed and Insured Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval CAHPE:'\THY ETC'. able Larry 886.1343 Prompt repaIr service. W. Abraham, 979.3502. ! Professional Paperhangers & 886.0520 In.,>ured and jicensed - .. ,. .' I • Revtu Drugs, "In The Village" CALL MIKE. BACK l:"l BU'SINESS : . Pal.nters.. ~I 11 sell USTFH CO Contracting since 1973. * I h Q I t P t :'>Iutre Dame Pharmaey, Notre Dame and Kereheval 885-1518. 885,1839 "'I'I'I~'. 1'1'()'USt.~.'IL~;'IIA~."I"'" ALL'.\l/:'\V.\1 siding trun. F Painting - Decorating 1,lg ua I y . aln 109 GIWSSE POINTE t'EWS, 99 Kercheval r r. "".'-- .,... I' tt h't .\f1CH'~~;6L.3~.!~:!HL,Y \"all Wa'hl' no. t.~lmer T. , Vi all paper st.rlPPlng 1l0.\IE HEPAIJIS a Ufl1l1\llm gu ers, \\' I (', nQ ~l>V ,> '" r. * Perry Drugs on Ihe Hill .\lOl>EH~lZE TO black, bremn, cream, $1.25 I LaBadie. 882.2064. ' * Plaster Rep,lIf and Trail Apothecary on the Hill .\to/)EIl:"lS~1 • Carpenlry a foot installed SllJrm, Professional guller ser\'icc, Patthmg Cuttage Hospital, .\Iuir and Kercheval IIUME OR OFFICI': ••. Painting~llrl(Jr Plumbing (~,)urs. $I00' Ins t a J f e.,d Heasona Lfe. RerId'lab e. I 0 I WALLPAPER' * Texturing. I (many styles ;JO Yt'ars experience. CHARLEVOIX: !Al-'TEU 5 P.M. 776.2185 • .\1i~~A~;~~~kal ~~r:~s,~\:~~O\~~~p~ac~:;~~~i I L1~~~~~"r~D"~~DINSUHED; avalla~~~ELLENT Lou's I'arty Store, Lakepointe alld Charlevoix W ..\Illlt;~ SCHUL'. Z. • Kj'I"llens !'ri!!~n "in,l"w, ~\\'nin~s. 'nl-l~1 \MII I !A~J.S : RFMOVAl 'WALLCOVERING RATES , I I \\' ght " ..... ," ., ._- ... 1\ • _.,. . -- ,' ....<. <.:::'t =:':oro::~!'c !h.,:, hpd • Ilee Rvoms pore I enco:,ures. rou., 885.5813 - /...~ACK AVE.: LAKEPOI NTE • BathrovIns iron Hoofing. All materials BY JEFF price, but we CA:-l prom. Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and ~raek • Additions be,t quality. Low('st priccs. HOOFING, GUTTERS, Free Estimates - Insured ise and perform the best Yorkshire .\Iarket, Yorkshire and :'Iack CONSTRUCTION • l'ordl Conversions Father.sun. dealtr, imtal. CAlll'ENTRY (Low Rates) job. l'arkies Party Store, St, Clair and Mack CO.\I!)LET~; H?ME HEMODELlr\G lcrs. Licensed, insured. In LICENSED AND I:-ISURED 14 years experience i;';o charge for estimates Alger ParLy Store, St. Clair and ~Iack . HJ"MODF.LI~G ,~IODERNIZATIO;-'; IJUsiness 25 years. Call 371.. J':~RHY 885.8545 Prompt Service and consultations Rand's Pharmacy, ~Ic~IiJlan and Mack Llcens<,d and Insured 'ALL WORK PERSONALLY 3724 anytIme. PhIl's Home 779.5235 545.7788 779-1545 Revco Drugs, 7 ~lile and Mack ons Arbor Drugs, 7 Mile and Mack 882-6707 885-3064. PERF()R~IE[) Serme "THErCAHPENTER'S Sd ." DECORATING BY' oi:s~~I -J-A'--M--ES 0 RUSS--E--'L"'L- ._ . mKE SCIlL'STER 882.4325 J. P. SBlO~ llUILDING CO. Huo JIlg, guitetlllg an car. Call aiter 6, 7774250. . St. John Hospital, -'foross near :-Iack, Gift Shop and TOTAL IlU.\If: impruvemcnt ! FIlEE ESTIMATES Complete carpentry,- plumb. pentry .. Spring Special. . .- ..-.-- --'-- -.... & SON The :-;ook "Vin\l replacemcnt win.: LICl':NSED A:"lD INSURED' ing. ('Ieelrieal, addiUons,' Free eslimatcs .. 885.46lJ... WHJTEY'S Painting and Decorating :-ferit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and )fack Harkness Pharmacy, Loehmoor and -'lack '''410\\'5, kitdlens, balhrooms,' ree rooms, plastering, al\' Roofing, Hoof Repairs. L. R • Wall Papering Paperhanging and Glazing Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and ~]ack ,iddiliuns. Licensed. in. remodeling and building.. .\Iullen & Associates. • Interior Painting FREE ESTIMATES FREE MICROWAVE ~Ir. C's Deli, Ridgemont and ~Iack lUred. Fre(' estimates. John; or Frec estimates, 1.463.7653. Reasonable Prices 774-1 ]30 Bub's Drug Slo~e, Roslyn and ~lack ..Jluney, 293.7525. ! FREE DISHWASHER 886.8035 ROOFS --c-n'd"'-D-'E'-KS • Good Work . ALL REPAIRS AND ,-. Call-no job too small PAINTI:-lG and decorating.! EAST WARREN AVE.: HOftU'- ~i~I~~T';'~~o\NCE-.::.:. \\ ith every co!!,plete kitchen' E ENTS GUTTERS AND 774-0414 Wallpaper hanging and re,: K't 'h ' , b' th" b' ~ t ' remodelmg lob. IMPROV M DOWN SPOUTS ._._. ._ -'-'- I mova!' Quality workman. The Wine Basket. Outer Drive and E. Warren c r~~;;;lSa g~;tt::sems~i~: Custom designing or existing Licensed. 881.2530 Gutler$ cleaned and flushed HILLS ' ship at a conservative Mr. C's, Grayton and E, Warren ~:C 7iEleven. East \Varren between Cadieux & Balduck . . ' I replacement. ..~. dR' \" k price. 399.1117, 542-0266. . gle,. flat roof hol .or rub't Call now for free estimate. VOCCIA .,ew an epalryOr PROFESSIONAL Park be 15' ar- In the ON Licensed and Insured "I,r., t .. Riel' S . "'all: Licensed Insured CONSTRUCTI AlJ\'A~CE MAINTENANCE PAINTING ' GARY'S PAINTING _ OI~,~S. e crenccs, .. ALL POINTES CO INC WALLPAPER HANGING i ; ST. CLAIR SHORES: r,:~?L,O after 6 p.m CONSTRUCTION Additions . 17319 8i:.~51~'arren . CUSTOM WORK , In~r~~r:;~~~so~, R~ians~s~ab~: Collie Drugs. Harper and Chalon (8'.2 ~Iile) ~ 886 3537 GUARANTEED . Manor Pharmacy, Greater ~lack and Red :'>laple Lane ~OOR SANDING profes.: - I Dormers 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE I rales. Free Estimates. Perry Drugs, off Marter and Jefferson >i, slOnal!l' done Dark stain. ------' --,- I Garage< 21 H-CARPET CALL RON HILL 978.1426 Lake Pharmacy, E. 9 ~liIe between ~Iack and mg and fmishing. All work' MODERNIZATION Kitchens CLEANING 751-7893 PAINTING Jefferson guaranteed. Free estimales. M.T. CHARGOT Fireplaces . WALLPAPERING Perry Drugs. Shores Shopping Center, 13 ~Iile and 8850257. " BUILDING CO. Brick and Cement work D & R PAn.'T"NG 'I' It' I't Harper nL' L'- •• _ Bank financing availablt: SHORESIDE Carpet Clcan. mor pas er repalr, qua I y ______._ 1 C 1 t ing, professional car pet Wallwashing and odd jobs i work at reasonable rates, Shores Canteen on Jefferson, near 13 ~IiJe ,}'<'RSONALLY DESIGNED. omp e e DAN RO'T D' t t f . I r.. d . t' cleaning. Work guaranteed. ., , Iscoun ra es or senIOr i JOANNA WESTERN : * Kitchens-Attics Home .\10 erDlza7~O;1l05 Fully insured Free esti. 527-0975 521-4513 : citizens. Free estimates.: HARPER WOODS: Parkcr~5t Party Store, Parkcrest and Harper W~~..9-\ND i WASHING HEATING GRA TilE KITCHEN f ., I' time. European, \lfALLPAP.ERIl'\G. I 9 . Interior-Exterior Doors , . oam extractIOn equlpmen, E P R .., Q ------SPECIALIST . 777-8081 X E T A.,TI UlNG i SALES AND SERVICE ; * Aluminum & Wood Siding. '11. Deep Soil Removal ,__ ,__ 885 8155 1 G. OLMIN CLAYTON asphalt and pav- ! FULLY LICENSED AND JXL: Bruce, )leTl at. : • Fast Drying SEF'S -: WlJ"DOW CLEANI:\G ing, seal, 2.3 inches. Top. ~.~n\~!~~,.HI!.Vt.~,i INSURED Oak, ~tn(;,. Pecan,. Formica '. Leaves no resoiling residue JO FREE ESTIMATES SERVICE ping used for resurfacing. TU 5-6000 GENERAL HOME REPAIR; Custom Cabinets For free estimate caU \\-'ALLPAPER REMOVAL !~SURED FREE ESTlMATES 833.1595 . ,.•: 1-I (.0'''' "(pal" ...! Free Estimates _ 882~42 'I' FREE LAESTIMATESYOUTS, & Distincth'e Carpet & • ExperiencedInsured :\Iichael ' Satmary Jr. WE ARE INSURED , ..... ---.-- ..-.------.-. 35qb OFF ON IXL lPhOI~~~l;~eaners • Reliable ANDY KEnt, Decorator -' 372-3022 210-CEMENT AND MAXlMrZE YOUR CLOSET AND STORAGE SPACE Estimates at no charge or Professional painting and ------BRICK WORK .'t rn"son"ble cost. Call [or free advice and estimates . _ .... - -NO'" W,-- .---, Ask foT Tom Barrese. obligation. wallpapering. Free esti. D WINDOW CLEANING CO. '" ,u u " y S:ltisfaction guaranteed. 776.8267 mates. References. 881- Stonns and screens, alumi. on our vcntilated sheh'es, baskets. racks and ALL CARPENTR, , ------6269. num and gutters cleaned, BRrCK REPAIRS - Work hooks for kitchens, closets, offices, dE'ns, etc, In. PAINTING, ,LOOK-30 years experience Ql'ALITY PAl:-:n:-:G free estimates. Lowest; guaranteed. Porches, chim- stallation a\'aliable. Michigan Shelf Distributors. RENOVATIONS. 1 steam c1e:lning carpet and SERVICE . MICHAEL'S I prices in the Pointes, I neys, sidewalks, basement 884.7890 16633 EAST WARREN REASONABLE! furniture. By Wilbur, Doug I NTERIOR- PAl NTI NG & I:294-1602 773-0525 leaks and cracks, Tuck '-- -' DEPE:-.'DABLE and Ken Carter. Call 778. pointing. Free estimate . .__ .-,'''- - .---.---- LARRY 294-69491 1680. EXTERIOR REFINISHING i GROSSE POINTE fireman 779-4245. K-BUILDING & REMODELING I,.,'--'-K-_C-.A----R'P.ET.... 20 rears profess.onal Interior-Exterior Service : will do. window 1ashing. ------experience Painting I 821.2984. ALL TYPE Brick stone, General Contractor '21G-ROOFING CLEANING MATT FLETCHER untiqu~ng and varnishing, 1------block and concrete work, C.-\RPE~TRY OF ALL Kl:-;DS SERVICES COMPANY U5l Buckingha!!l TU 6.6102 stripping and staining i K.WINDOV,T cleaning com. archways, steps, porches. Ql'~-\LITY \\~ORK AT AFFORDABLE PRICES C RP ------Complete kitchen refint~hing; pany .. Storms, screens, gut~ patios, chi m n e y s, fire .. ALL A ET GROSSE POINTE Free estimates - 885.3230 i ters, aluminum cleaned. In. places, new and repairs. KITCHE:"S • BATHS • GARAGES ROOFI:>iG & GUTTERS SPECIALISTS PAINTER'C INC ------1 sured. Free estimates. De Sender 822.1201. If no REC ROO:..iS • ADDITlONS OF ALL TYPES NEW AND REPAIR • Steam Exlraction "',. SAVE 20% " 882-0688 • Sha Painting - Interior.exterior, SPECIALTY answer call evenings. Fl'Lti' , LICE:-;SED A:'-lD I:-.'SURED C:;,11 Bill 882-5539 • S tmpood St' R al pape1ihanging and paneling. ------R ------72 5015 ' -. . po an am • .-- --ROO-F-I-N-G----'-- CARPET CLEA~I~G Special. • Painting (lnt. and Ext.) I Good work. Grosse ~ointe -C-E-R-A-II-U-C-T-I-L-E---N-e-w-a-n-dI 886-5565 :RVICE , ists, two s)'stem method • Staining and varnishing i references. Free Estimate.' remodell'ng. Bat h s, kit. I Repairs and reroofing. Alu., I • PI t' 'R hi C 11J h ' , ------rotary shampoo/warm wa. as er repair : easona e. a 0 n any. : chens and fo"ers. Call Rick I' 0 I DOM EN ICO minum trim and gutlers. I ter extractor. Commercial, • Texture ceilings and ' time. 776,9439. J Father and Sons, residential, janitorial servo , walls at 521.3434. i CEl\IE~T CONTRACTOR Bob Isham Dale Isham 1 ice•. Insured. 24 hour, 7 • Antiquing, graining, ,QUA,LI!Y interi?N!xterior i MAl'.'HATTAN TiLE CO. _I Driv~ways, walks and ~o?rs, 526.0666 527.8616 day sen'ice. 371.2713. glazing I pamtmg plastenng Rea.! N d d r I bnck work, tuck pOinting, FREE ESTI~fATES $ Stripping i son able. Neat. Speed)' ser. I j e,,!, t~nl .remk.ohemg bcetrh-I waterproofing. )RPORATION I In I Ct ------. . . ,amlC e ens, a N oJ b T S 1I RE.ROOFING and repair. i 21.I-PAINTING & • ~~~n~ Pratt & Lambert ~~~:e~:.~~~=~ Insured. and foyers. 771-4343. : ;;EE ES~~r.I.:T~S Leaks stopped. Free esti.: DECORATING : 881 7900 372 6992 I . ., 'd' '______Licensed Insured 21M-SEWER ,- - mates, semor clllzens IS. PROFESSIONAL MAINTENANCE I count. Manv area refer. I PAINT1~G, wall washing, BUCHANAN & CO. • Painting (int., ext.) SERVICE G. W. SELLEKE ences. 881.9'173, 778-6274.: \\ allpapering. Senior Cit. 886-4374 • Plaster Repair , .. CE-'fE:\lT CONTRACTORS --_. ,-- ...- - ,-.---- izen discount Jan. 884.' , ----. --,-- ---, • Wallpapering SE\\ ER and waterlIne repair Dri\'eways. IV a I k 5, patios, JOHN D. SIMON 8757. Kathy, 773.95Sil. • Textured Ceilings and replace. 25 years in I steps. Expert porch reo 778-1028 - 773.6986 ------... -' ..._- SUNRISE [ business ,\ T Excavating f JO"R~'E"'I'" P'I"TER • Certi ieate Of Occupancy: ~71 0 21' •. -7'3.1'."2 . pair, waterproo ing. Qual. Roofing. Caulking. Weather. ....,',. ''1o''k .,," b-l PAl NTI NG & work I I -<>7 or 'j -.v. ity tuck pointing and , stripping. Repairs, Quality wor', reasona e : LAN DSC.APING f n Free e .\lan" Other :-laintenance patchin'!. All brick and LICE~SED . I:-;St:RED good re ere ces. s. DECORATI NG • J 21 ~-ASPHALT• ., ~ SPRING CLEAN-UP tlmates, ('all John, 589. Items., chimney repair. 2253. I~TERIOR.EXTERIOR 1-463-7653: WORK . _ Call 885-4391 'alios & Decks (Designed & Installed) PAQUIN _ ' ' _ . _, .. WALLPAPER REMOVAL ROOFING .------, PAINTI:-lG \\~ALLP.~rERlNG and'pai;t".. C & J ASPHALT 'STEVE & XICK CE~IENT PAINTING ESSIAN HANGING ing, prompt. neat service,' PAVI~G. INC. CO. Cement and brick INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Sperialists in Flat R00fs PAl NTI NG • INTERIOR.EXTERIOR reasonable rates .Free es.' Improve the value of your work. 10 years experience. Licensed -- Insured PAINTING timate. Call -'{ark after 6. home with a professional' Free estimates. For better 839.7534 COMPANY m. 527.5378. J'ob. Over 20 ~.'ears serving I quality call 979.2307 or 247. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING • WALLPAPER P 3192 CUSTO~t RE~IOVAL ..... -. -. :-- ' - .... -... Grosse Pointe in drive. . INTERIOR.EXTERIOR HAl'iGlNG COLLEGE PAI~TERS-Ex. I ways and sealing. Free es. APPI~o-S--CE.\ffi:-lT, new CHIMNEY & PORCH REPAIRS 1 Roofing, aluminum siding. gutters. storm door, PAINTI:-;G and pefle~ced In mtenor ~~d limates. Owner supen'isor., work and repairs, dri~'e. WALLPAPERING • OTHER SERVICES Rea~~~a~~ r.ltke. References included and ways. custom patios, cus, INSURANCE REPAIRS and windows. Anti.back. ~~~e;~ up metal installed in Reasonable Rates AVAILABLE . or , _ .1_ .... _.__ . insurance. tom IV a I k way s, steps, FIRE-WATER-VANDAUSM problem areas Licensed. Free Estimates For a free cstimate and PAINTI:-;G - Intcrior and, CALL ANYTHIE porches. tuck pointing. r RO~ VERCRUYSSE CO. References apj:lointment call exteT1or, low rates, [ree! 773.8087 Reasonable rates. 791.6456. ALUMINUM SIDING 774.3542 CALL BOB A~YTniE 526.7494 9.6 P.M. esllmates, 6 years ex peri. '------GUTTERS 882.4381 245.9263 6.l0 P.~L encl'. 538-9593. I 21O-CEME""T.... A""D.... ROOF REPAIRS BRICK WORK 1------.. ,21J-WALL : WASHING WINDOW CLEANING ROOF UNIVERSAL What has Old Man Winter done to you? STORM & SCREEN 'GROSSE POINTE fireman I SERVICE LEAK WALLCOVERING & CO. \\ 111 do wall washing, 821.: MONTHLY RATES 2984. ' • REPAIR "Wallcovering Sp('cialists" 1 --. , ,_. ------I K.~fAI:"OTE:';ANCE company T. L. GOLIBf1RT CO. SPECIALISTS .\IOST ROO:loIS$10 PER ROLL wall washing, !loor clean . ing and waxing. Frl'e esti . FREE ESTIMATES • Free Estimates • Interior/Exterior Painting mates. Complete home care Roof leaks GUlfanieed • 2 year Guarantee • Full Service Company 882-0688 CEMENT WORK 20 Yrs. Experf8'¥!. • Insured • Wallpaper Removal A.l WALLWASllI~G by BASEMENT WATERPROOFING TU4-8838 CALLIIll 02-5539 I hand. Free estimates, 778- CALL SAM-774-4048 or 756-2637 free estimates I 3342. (313) 294-8762 GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday, April I, 1982 Page Ten.C "~-.-.--- - - ._- -- - -_._- . 1'-21- -_-PL-A-S-T-E-R-W-O-RK-: -21-S---C-A-R-P-EN-T-E-R--i -21-T-P-L-U-M-B-IN-G-&--1 21-Z-SNOW REMOV:~I--'---'- 21O-CEMENT AND I 210-CEMENT AND Q IRICK WORK I BRICK WORK __ RE_PA_I_R I __ S_ER_V_IC_E___ HEATING & LANDSCAPING Classified Advertising Information 1------Phone:882-6900 ------JACK WILLIAMS CHAS. F. JEFFREY SUPERIOR PLASTERING R. L. K. FRANK R. WEIR SPRING CLEAN-UP Address: 99 Kercheval, Grone Pointe 48236 CEMENT CONTRACTOR !\IASON CONTRACTOR AND PAINTING CONSTRUCTI LlCEl'\SED _ INSl'RED All types of plastering, dry. & LAWN CUTTING Office Hours: • Porches repaired/rebuilt ON • Brick. Block. Stone wall Tl'pair. stucCO repair.: Kitchens, baths, "dditiolls I PLllMBING, IU:ATlNG, • 1.1l\I'l'sl pllssibll' pnCl' Mon. 8-5; Tues. 8-12; Wed. 9-5 • Patios, pre.cast steps I • Ceml'llt Work ,Pa~nting. :Ill tn1l's. tirossl" 778- 1130 693-4779,: SEWERS AND DRAINS • Fn'l.' l'slimatl.'s Thurs. & Fri. 8.5 885-0602 • Waterproofing i l'l)lI1lr rl'ferellces. lkason STEAM AND WATEH n.~lli!l7 SPECIALISTS I . Deadlines: J. W, KLEINER • Tuck Pointing I able priCl's. Imurcd. TOIll' FRA.....'K B. WILLIAMS Li,l SI'HlNKLEH HEPAtllS I WOODI.AND HlLI.S Cancellations and changes, Mon. 4 pm. CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Patios of any kind ~lcCabe. 824.8576 or tl85 censed builder, Spe~laUz.: I t;HOUNDS MAINTENANCE New copy, Tuesday noon CEMENT. BRICK. STONE PORCHES AND ALL BRICK, 6991. ing in home up. dating and: i AND I.ANDSCAl'INU Error corrections, Mon. noon WOHl, A SPECIALTY '-.Z.'." ...."I pr..~"1'ERI,"(', all minor or major repairs.; 885-7711 Patios, walks, porches, stl'PS 882-1800 C1o.'.'. "C).' 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' MARC, 772-9339 DAN , 369-2236 !-- , • 1 9515. 25 26 27 28 29 30 ;~. , ' Thursday, April I, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-C --- _._------_ ..-._------~------_._------_. __ .. 'Sunsp.ine Boys' visit Stouffer's "The Sunshine Boys," Nell Siml)n'~ popular comedy, is the fourth show of the season at Stouffer's ~;astland INDEX TO CLASSIHED OF}'ERED Dinner Theatre, which opened last month and will run :fo'riday and Satur. day evenings through Saturday, April 1 Leg!)1 NOlice 120 LokI.' and Ri~er Pmperly 10. , A Pe,sonols 121 Commerc'ol P'operty The play tells the story ol Al Lewis ,I Secrelo"ol Su~ice 12F Northern Properly and Willie Clark, two aging vaude- lC Public Sale 13 Real Eslole villians, who are reunited after an 10 Ob,lualles 13A Lois fa, Sale 11 year retirement to perform one 2 Entertainrr.t'nl 1]8 CemetelY Properly final lime on a network television 2A Music Educohon 13C Land Conlrocts special. The only drawback to the 21 Tuto"nll ond Educolu:;n 130 Fa, Sale or LeosI.' reunion is that they can't ,stand each 2C Hobby Instruchon 14 Reol Estote Wonted other. 20 Camps 14A Lois W~nled Portraying Willie Clark is \eler;;n 21 Athler,c I",Iruel,on 148 Vo.al'an or SulJurlJar> Grosse Pointe actor John Diebel. 2F Schools Prupelly Wonled Diebel has taken leading rufes in 2G Co'" ole;cent Core 14C Real E,tole E.chon\le productions ol "Knock, Knock" ] Lost and Found 15 Bu,.nes; Oppvrtunlties (Cohn), "Fiddler On The RooI" 4 Ht'lp Wanled Gerltral 16 PelS far Sale ITevye >, and "The Passion or Drac. 4A Help Wonled Domestic 16A Ho"", for Sale ula" (Van Helsing). Diebel i~ also a "I SerVIces 10 E>.chonge 161 Pel Groom,ng composer, and is currently complet. 4C House SIlIing $ef~,ces 16C Pel Boo,dmg ing work on two musicals, "Emilie" S S,looI'on Wanled 160 Adopl A Pet and "Storyville." SA S,tuation Domestic 19 P'Jntin~ ond E"grc~"'g Harry Stult takes on the .ole of ..... ,. , r AI Lewis. Stutt is a lon~time member ji tmplayrn,mr J'lgen~i 4" \.X:'l ~t;:1 "' • .J1,:f r ...... SC Caterinu :tOA Corpet Laying of Grosse Pointe Theatre and has f. Fa, Renl Unfurnished 200 Rel"g':rat,an and ...." appeared in "Never Too Late" and 6A For Renl Furnished Condilioning Repair "The Pleasure Of His Company." lie " 'I Rooms for Rent :tOC Ch,mney and F"epl~ce is also a theatrical teehnici3n. 6C Office for Rent Repair i)ennis Moore, who received his 60 Vocation Rentals 200 Locksrnilns M.A. in theatre from U of ?tI, por- 61 Golage for Renl 20E Insulellan trays the role of Ben Silvelman, Willie's nephew. ~Ioore has worked 6' Sho'e Li~ing Qua/tt'" 20F Washer and D,yu Repeir 6G Store LeosI.' 20G Glass. M",o' Service at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, England where he created the title -," ) 6H For Rent 0' Sole 20H Floo, Sanding 6J Halls fa, Rent 21 Moving role in the world premiere produc- ~.v tion of "Underwood's Finest Hour" 6K Sla'oge Space 2 I A Piano Ser~icc by ~Ionly Python's Terry Jones and 2U Sewing Machine 7 Wonled to Rent Michael Palin. 7 A Room Wonted 2lC Electrical Se,~ice Also in the cast are Kathy Morris, 7' Room and BO(frd Wonled 210 TV on:! RadlO Repair who takes on the role of the Vaude. ., 21 £ Storms nnd Screens 7C Go'age Waf,ted ville Nurse in addition to being the ...... 70 Sto,oge Spoce W"nted 21 F Hame Imp,o~ement production's Stage ~Ianager. and long- • A,ticles for Sole 21G RooflOg Ser~ice .~.- time Grosse Pointe Theatre member SA Musical InSl,uments 21 H Calpe! Cleaning Gigi Gaggini as the Registered ~ursc, .1 AntIques fer Sole 2 '.1 Pointing, ~carating The production is under direction of Ie Office Equipment 21J Wall Washing ~1ary Lou Johnson who has been in- 9 Artides Wonted 21 K W,ndow Washing volved with Stouffer's Eastland Din. 10 Sno",mobile for Sole 21L Tde Walk ner ThF-atre in many capacitie~ since 1OA Motorcycles for Sole 21M Sewer $e, ..."" its inception in 1980. 101 Trucks for S~le 21N Aspha't Work !'rice for the evening is 517.50, 11 Cors for Sole 210 Cemen~ and Brick Work which includes dinner, show, tax and 11 A Cat Repair 21P Waterproofong gratuity. Group rates and perform. 111 Cars Wanted 10 Bu~ 21Q Piasler Work ances are available. Cocktails are at 11C Bools and Molars 21R FumilUle Repoir 7 p.m. with dinner at 7:30 p.m. and . ,'. " D Boot Repair 215 Carpenter the show following at 8:45 p.m. _.' " "I' Boot Doc.alle and Sloroge 21T Plumbing and Healmg Stauffer's EastlJmd Restaurant is ", -, 11' Troilers ond Campers 21 U Janol"lr $ennce located between Kelly and Beacons. . , , 11G Mobile Home' 21V S"~erploling field roads at 18000 Vernier Highwny. 11 H Airplanes \tl 21W D'eumakmg and Tailarin;l Call 371-8410 for reservations, i " i 12 Suburban Acre~ge 21Y Swimmong Pools 12A Suburban Horne Phol" by Dole PegQ 21% Snow Removal and Tigers are said to be fiercer fight- Veteran Grosse Pointe ador John Diebel network special in Neil Simon's "The Sunshine 121 Vocotion Property londKoping ers than lions, There's a reason. The (right) and Grosse Pointe Theatre's Boys." which premiered at Stouffer's East. I1C Forms for Sole Ham' lion stands on three paws and strikes StruH portray two aging v8udevillans reunited Jand Dinner Theatre Friday, Feb, 26 and con- out with one. The liRer stands on two h h S d A'l 10 p~~dSW~~th~_. ~~~~~~~~_rl-o_~-_o_n_e_fi_'_M_-lt_~-e_o_n_8 __ t_i_n_u_e_s_t_r_o_u_g__ a_t_u_f_8_y___, p_n__ • _ ------~ ------ For your convenience • • • Use this handy form to mail in your ad. The Grosse Pointe News WRIIE YOUR OWN AD invites you to participate in the Second Annual Compose your own Grosse Pointe News Want Ad ~nd order it by mail. Charges indicated are cash rates (Chec/( 01 money order must' accompany your order) Sprinfj Style Secfion • Phone No. counts as one word DEADLINE • Hyphenated words count as two words lor 12 NOON TUESDAYS • No abbreviations permitted Add $1.50 for a Box No. • Changes and cancels MONDAY 4 P.M. Add $2.00 for Mailed Replies! JJome and (larden r------WANT AD ORDER FORM------I J Schedule my GROSSE POINTE NEWS Want Ad for f A special "showcase" section In the Thursday, Aprll 15, 1982 edition of I • t Date, Classification Desired______I the Grosse Pointe News. 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