W.04 = - $ • $ rosse Pointe ews VOL.~.8 Grosse POInte, Michigan Thursday, February 23, 1984 30 cents 36P8Q88 Public safety: Is it for crime's sake?
By Harriet Nolan suffermg PSO growing pains is promoted and then only alter a pro- Just mentwn the words public Kalamazoo, where the program is Ceal that produced a select group of sa(('ty to a true blue, tradltlonally- less than two years old, There, its well.trairied men. tramed flrefightl>r and he'll see red. director IS a former pohee chief "Now you have Whole-scale But ask any public safety dIrector, and Its aSS!8tant director the city's commands running around and who probably came up through the former flrl" chief, George Danz. these guys are gonna he about the disadvantages of PSO to protect ranks of the pohce department, Danz says the transition has TtIX facu about It and he'll answer "It's the their raises, promotions and bene- He~', I learned something Ul- doubled police car coverage for fits ... way to ~o." Kalamazoo's 80,000 people and teresting today, so I think I'll The city of Glosse POinte Park In reply to the argument support- pass It on to )"ou 1dldn't know it, caused a drop in response hme to ing cost effechvelleli8, Arney draws has Just begun to examme the Issue crime but many 0{ the utility compa- and for all practical purposes It ap- on personal experience He mes pay taxes to the cities they pears to be at the opportune time ..Response to fires remams the remembers working overtime on serve Accordmg to John Crawford, city same and 97 3 percent of the hme the average of once a year dunng his 17 years on the force 1 Tf><'f>lVM tour Orf>
, u &IOSSE POINTE NEWS 'Hoand' opeII8 at Golden lion SO&-Dodae as LadJ' AgaIIIII MId- mer. Mi& Hoftr is Sir u.ry .... erville. the A.mericu heir to me c:urse and the for1UDe JaIIIl Hiabt portra)'s Mrs. Barrymore, fbe Baskerville's servant. Marie o'Coaoor portra)'$ Laun Lyons. ____ • IIIVI' II'UCI Jane Vreeland portra)"S Kathy BOVS .. ~RLS MAR FOR MEN" BOYS SlapIetOD and JobIJ Pltomak com. pietes the cast as Jack StaIMetOll. Patrons "'ill be treated to • ~ ~r rib wIlDer la hsb alternative is FINAL WeEK aval1able at requested at time ~ resen aUoo) ""th the sbO'Il Lmmed- weh f 011"",mg dessert. Cocktails • INDOOR SIDE ~~~ beglDatipm "'llhadinnerat7:30 and the play beguuung about '.45. Cost for the e...erung IS $19 50 per persoo C.u 886-2420 for reserva. ~~ WALK SALE ~~ . uons Guaranteed Cottage offers free CPR class People mterested 10 obtaJQln~ Clpants learn baSIC anatom~ the % % ~ardtopulmonar~' reSUscltauon, most commvo heart anac}[ 5.lgnais \CPR). i.nsU"uct:lOD are Ul\ited to and bo't\ to respond "h€o heart at- 50 -75 OFF the free class at Cottage Hospital ~ tack occurs Certl.f1ed lAStnlctOrs Grosse Pomte, 159 Kercheval Av- teach rescue brecitbmg OCIe-man Enter our new ~~ area off enue Grosse Farms Thur;;;da"- {"pQ ~rvi th", nh"', .... " ...... ~;..... "'". 9 Mile Road Fee 23 from 7 to 10 p m. - maneu\ er Those 't\ho su'C:CeS.Stull}' The Heartsa\'er program IS held complete the class receiVe a card in Boardrooms A aDd Boothe 10\1>er for 0I'le-) ear certlficauoo in Ylciu. ptd:llly "*" ~ le\'el ol the bospttal ResernuOllS gan. . ne War MetaGriaJ's cla~' trip to Loadoa. Ont., indudes a matinee per_ sbouJd be made in advance b)' l'a}- The Cottage HOSpital CPR Heart. f_~ oI".-\naic aacl Old Lace" starring (left to right> actors Gay ung the hospital EducatIon ~e. saver cIa-'S IS conducted by the Cot- Ba.Daermaa as Teehh' Bnwslft', Johrl Se\ille as ~Iartha Bre\\-ste1", and 884-8600, tage Hosp1tal EducattoD depart- partment at extension William HlIU as ,~bigailBn\utn. 2390 ment in cooperatioo "'ltb the Com. The Heartsaver class offers basic mltt!.'e 00 Emergenc~ CardIac Care tn.structioo in CPR lraimng. Pam. ~ the Amencan Heart Assoclation Go fly a kite at the library The Children's Department of 1:30 pm Saturdays, Feb. 25, at the the Grosse Pomte P1ihIJc Librarv Central LIbrary, March 3 at the "ill offer a senes of craft Park branch and March 10 at the workshops on kite-makiD8 and Woods branch Origami during February and ~faureen Gaud will demonstrate Y.arch for clnJdren. Ongami, the art of Japanese Denise Carlini 0( the Skyline KIte paper-folding at 1:30 pm. Satur- Sbop will sbr.n\' 00.' to make a sim. da)'S, March 17 at the Park branch, f:~,t~~:~~ pie kite and, winds permitting, March 24 at the Woods branch and '.- ...... :'. "" r,-~---. -""- there will be a fl)ing demonstra- March 31 at the Central Library. '" rt'" I .-"'00:;:-- ---.. .., tion. The will be held at ~.- I~ '\i "'0!"ksb0Ps The workshops are designed for children aged 8 and up. Classes are Th8 Bistro' IS Hefel limited to 30 and children should &"$ ~ thatt t~.<~. 1Q40's Cofe for Grosee register in advance. Registration !dmg tm?-""
PROFESSIONALmn~mCHIMNEY SWEEPS OMSION OF cx.-.s F IRSSH co. H:: BY TRAINED, EX~IEHCCD ~ . -Bits IIfId 8rfes ":A 12-wee1c computet c:otne tNetJ IIduIts • ~ • WIllI • • All CIIIIiII •C. • •. can IIJderstsnd &ch ptOfInIm IS bt'o«1cast at three sa- ·...... , ... • ~ tImeS each IIW!IIlt INSURED I III••• 4i. EI _ National Fire Protection Assoc. Register by March Z3. Certified Ventinox Chimney Classes begin Apri/17 on WTVS'56 Re-Lming DeaJer r ~ D'E'A_ ns- ,v -'7 C~ Er.tOllment tneIudets ~_ IndMduaItzlJd softwaJe ~ - "Help hottlfM'" Talk to a computer ~pert JOE HANEY DATSUN-NISSAN --:. Aesouroe booIf and newsJettet'. LARGE INVENTORY REDUCTION 24600 GRATIOT, NEAR 10 MILE ROAD 773-3100 .""1158 SALE!!! FOf more ffrformatlOn on CARS & TRUCKS _..' •• _ 2 .111 •• , ' ... ,,11out and trUlll coupon bt1Iow SAVE ~ $1,000°0 ------_._------.-- .._-_._-, ------_._---- DtN~ElR!ETWO I ~ .______State lJp AT THE ~S WHrTf CASTLI fJrIr/me.-!~ _ IF WE CAN'T BEAT yOOf' BEST DEAL AT JOE HANEY OAfSUH 7441 Secono Dttnton,.",.fIJ202 87:J.. 72fX) K 128 8.8% FINANCING • NO HALJUIS • Q '.H. ... Trwcb ... II AMERICA "W. Pay Ca." For U••d Can" Only available at your Datsun dealer. Thursday, February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A Zoning raises fears in Woods By MIke AJMInejayk was decided to leave the property city's zoning ordinance, he addl'd. It's probably the last piece ~ un- zoned commercial to allow for the The Woods coWlcil will take up developed property along Mack llextbility 01 development. the zoning map Monday, Feb 27, also bone ~ Office development is a "quieter, when the matter i$ slated for second Avenue. It's a conten- cleaner use," Rogers said. be<: ause tion between residents and city readlOg and adoption. fathers who are trying to redraw the of the smaller amount of traffic Woods zoning map. generated as well as the buffering from the reSidential ne~hborhoods. The six parcels on the northeast Shores home corner of Mack and Ahne measure A master store-front plan for the about 135feet by 83 feet, accordil1g north end of the City, however, im- to City records Were the city to va- agmE.'s the area developed with broken into rate Its ~foot alley right-d.way, commerclal/ofhee space. The An Oxford Road home 111 the there would be about 14,000 square home currently in the area would be Shores was broken mto earll' Tues- feet for development relocated, the commercial/office day mornmg, Feb. 14. Police are ReSidents, cIting a 27-year-old bUilding put m With !>treet land- still compllmg losses study as well as current traffiC and scapmg and a pedestrian walk- Officers on patrol responded to parking problems in the area, ....ant through to real' parkmg an alarm at the home, reports saId the tonlllg classification changed to The city needs a clean develop- Arriving, they spotted a teleVISIOn restricted office use, linuting de- ment for the area, Rogers said He set and stereo With two speakers \'elopment to professional offices noted that rezonmg the property to slttmg on the dnveway at the cor- for doctors. lawyers and manufac. mt.'
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Woods JnaD rewarded for foiling car theft . A faIt-«tiDI Grcue Poiate Club's Graue PGinte adnwustra- rest and pl"G6eCUtlon of tbo6e in- the information givea to POlice, ill- •...... earned. $I,000 reward live Dt.IIIqer said. in presentmg \'olved ill ste8.J1nl an Auto Club eluding the name of the potice : ~ die Automobile C1ub ... the cbeek to Cenrnn "AC!10N is member's car.and up to $10.000 for a~' aod the Mieotity ol the ~ 1 .. ",". D'S AC!10N (Arrest C;; our aDI'W'eI' to the growing state- die breakup aDd coovict:ion of or- shop. Information giveD will be us- • 1'hileftiI In Our Neigbborboods) ..... car tbeft problem." 88nl1lf!ld car theft rmg members ed to verify that a report ....as t PI9'aID. Auto Club theft claim pa)'"meols and cbop-sbop aperauons made , • ,., ! U~ ~ 20. a Wa)"De State An)ODe who ...itneo.ises a theft, To help put cbop-5bops out of '-.. k!lo'A'S a car th1efs ldentlty or the i IllVer'Sity student who "'wb as a ~v.; f:~~ea:smin.": busioess and reduce car theft, the ! ~.~., LJ*!kiaI valet at Carl's Cbop House in 191Z.=inStale'<'--.de car theft last locahoo of a chop-shop 15 Urged to WarTefl Claw Center, 13877 East Ir-. ~ ~., . ~ . " i~'!lDetrOit to belp pay for bts eduea- year cost Miclugan motonsts $520 call pohc@, then. the ACTIO~ hot- Eight M1le 15 oCfenng free "'ehtcle ~ f;tioIl, was approacbed last mouth nullion. IIDe at 1-800-AAA-LQSS (222-5677) etclung for AAA members during . \~7::, <, '''] or mal! complete Lnformauoo to regular busmess bours. The vehI- " " Iafter the resta.urant bad closed by Smce the ACTIOX' program \it as " \...~ :'. man who told Cen\"1D be bad a launched last July, 23 persons ha \'e ACTIO~. Automobile Club of ~hcb- cle identifIcallOll Dumber 15 etched ",,*( ,~,,~ t.... recesved $24,000 In re-.ards for tgan. POBox 6IXl6.Dearborn, YI on car glass to deter thle,'es. w..\"" ~;" ~ ,.." ~,<"" \.~~ : The !DaD demanded Cenr.w's belpmc pobce make 25 arrests for 48121 ~ &~~"";~ ; keys aDd attempted to lea"e in hls auto theft and the breakup of one t'nles.s reques tlOg anon) ml ty, ~t",,~.\,,~ C'bevroJet Camaro Cer.vin ran ebop-sbop OperatlOO the mdmdual should mclude a : to1.get hLs fneDds for help The A total of 216 vehlcles ha\ e been name. address and telephone EIJl.abeth ThrogmortC'D was the Dentists aonate to pantry : group retucoed and tackled the sus. n!C'O\'ered through lhe ACTIOX number An:- one requmng aoooy- Yoldow cl Slr Walter Raleigh IDs Berru('e Lange (left) cheerfuJly a~epts a $400 dooatlon from Eastern : pect and beki ooto h.tm untLl pollee program and 155 mformatl\ e calls mIty should mclude a code number body was bUrled, but bls head Dental Society PresIdent ?tl1chael Jeruungs (center) while Sl5ter AliCIa • arrived have been received Forn LD\e:5tl- and foUoy. up \41th a telephone call ....asil.t Ebz.abeth had it embalm- Smith. \\ ho's 10 charge of the SI Rita Food Pantry for the needy, looks on : "Because of PauJ s fast action gaboos are currently m progress or mall 10 establISh contact ed. put 1t m a red leather sack, St RJla s lS located on 1000East State Fatr In DetrOIt. Jenrnngs represents : the car was not stolen and an arrest The AcrIO~ program pro \ Ides 'The Auto Club requests that l1l- and kepl it ne.ar her durmg the some 240 dentlSls In the POintes and east SIde of Detroit who donated the : was made," Xlta Capltan, Auto re'tl.ards of up to $1,000 for the ar- formants pronde a summary of remalnlng 29 years cl her hIe funds to help the poor
~ - I ViSa1 COMPt TER SERYICES, L'i'C. I Qualit)', PC"~~ xrvices I BusiD fashion The sign of intM/igtMce designed We have CNef 15 years expellellCe IOStaIIng CUS10m Westec Secunty SystemS-the finest II't r88ldentlal pn:Itecbon natIOrlMde. for yOU .... If you're ill home Of~. w.&8c ~ ana ltll prof III C> IaI ~ pelSOl wltll are on oonstanl ~ ~, )lDUl' property and)OUr apeaal eflWOl NneI"- oanlroIs we.ee III the r:JIY1 t8CUl'lIy compeny to after ltll customef$ Direct VOICe Carmand. Vl$UiIl ZDne S&iItus and Canbfluous sr. CIrcuIt Anaiyl1K for ~ of ...... 1••• call 1fIo«'*t •...,. at- DONAT ALARM 362-3550 ~ 1 H E Ii ~ ~ • ~ ~ ~ A, ~ o rr. i' "" 1511 ';' l\f:rd'~'J11 822-0266 THE CONTINENT AL SAMPLER Sunday and Monday Nights $pedIII tour<:ourN dinner for two ASH COt.JRSE MEAT COURSE BaIel SIl."'leC ~ W't" e DESSERT >-~ ~A;rl'JOOd crum Eight Mrle Road and Kelfy Road In Harper Woods Open DOIly 10 a.m to 9 pm Sunday 12 Noon to 5 p.m. Thursday, February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 1 o_b_it_u8_ri_es l , Edward M. Muldoon Sr. ren; one great.grandchild and two mate on the 250 foot yacht. the also the father of the late Vergil G. , sisters. "Vagabondia," owned by the Mel. Memorial contributions may be Services for Mr. Muldoon, 82, Interment was in Mansion Ion family. made to the Michigan Heart Fund. ~ formerly of Grosse Pointe lately of Memorial Park, Ellenton, Fla. Over the next 10years he traveled Interment at Maplewood ceme- Sun City Center, Fla , ~ere held the coasts of North and South Amer- tery. IJakeshore Saturday, Feb 18, at the Lewers Mathew H. Schumer Ica, alten as a ship's captain In Funeral Home, Ruskin Fla later years he was a broker with Miss Jane E. Doughty ('llm~r of 9 Mile Jnd Jeffcr\on He died Thursday. Feb 16, m Services for Mr Schumer, 85" Wathng Left'hen and Co., which 772-4684 Bradenton, Fla of the Woods, were held 1\lesday, later became A G. Edwards and Services for MISS Doughty, 92, of Mr. Muldoon was a former execu. Feb 21, at the A H. Peters Funeral Sons. He was a member of the Sen- Coloma! Road, were held Friday, U . Home Feb 17, at the Verheyden Funeral ve vIce-president of the grocery He med Friday, Feb 17, at St. ior Men's Club and Grosse Pomte 6~ division of Beatrice Foods Alter Memorial Church. Home attending the Umverslty of Mich. John Hospital. Mr Weitzel IS survived by Ius She died Thursday. Feb 17, in her cIoeuv ~ mea/l/ ea:or6it-~ Igan, where he studied business Mr Schumer was a member of wife, Agnes and two sisters. home admmistratlon. Mr Muldoon had a the Semor Men's Club of Grosse Memonal contributions may be Born m St Louis, !>heis survived by meces and grand.meces. long career In the food llldustry POlllte made to the Grant Weitzel Memor. OPEN 7 DAYS Interment was in Holy Sepulchre Starting With Atlanllc and Paculc He ISSurVived by tus wife, Ella, a lal Fund, C/o Henry Ford Hospital: Monday - Saturday 7 a.m. - 2 a.m. Tea Company, he aHamed the POS1' son Donald, a daughter, Mrs Don Development Office, 2799 W Grana Cemetery bon of sales manager before be. (Manlyn) Pran~e. fIve grand- Blvd., DetrOIt, 48202. Sunday 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. commg a vice.preSldent of NatIOnal' chlldren and two slste~s Mr Weitzel donated Ius body to William L. Kline Grocery Compan, m Seattle. Wash Ent0!TIbment was In Cadillac Entertainment Monday through Saturday the Wayne State Medical School serVices for Mr. Kline, 79, of Hill. Mr. Muldoon w'ent on to Beatnce Memondl Gardens East. Interment will be in the Grosse crest Road, were held Wednesday, Lunches from $3.50 Foods, where he bUllt the grocerv Pointe Mcmonal CoJumbanum Feb 22, at the Verheyden Funeral products mVlslon and \\as for vear's Grant J. Weitzel Home Dinners from $9.50 an active member of the board of A memorial servICe for Mr Welt. 1 I ...... 'r"" \lir"il \I In,,h~m He died Sunday. Feb. 19. in Bon UJ.1t:\.LU1;) tVI o~auJl.~ 1'000:> dUU l~l, tl.1, WUI De neJet :,aturetay. l'el> Mem~;iJr:se;~I~~~~i~~'iir Ing- Secour's Hospital. Diamond Crystal Salt Company 25, at 11 a m. at Grosse Pointe Born in Hastings, Pa., he was a Open Sunday 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. He was active in the Men's Golf Memonal Church. ham, 87, formerly of the Park, will be held at 10:30 p m. Sunday, Feb member of the Senior Men's Club. ASSOCiation of Sun City Center, He died Tuesday, Feb 14, in Mr. Kline is survived by his wife, 25, at St Michaels Episcopal Fla , was a member of the Lone Henry Ford Hospital. Dorothy and two sisters. Palm Gold Club. the Southern Born m Stratford, Ont.. Mr Weit- Church, 20475 Sunningdale, thl:' GRAND BUFFET Woods. Interment was in Gethesmane Semors and the Sun City Center zel came to Detroit whlJe in his Cemetery. Rotary Club He also helped orga- early 20's and worked as a military He died Fnday, Feb. 17, ill Bon 70 Items - 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. mze the Southwest Seniors G oU mechamc durmg the war. Later, he Secours HospItal Club moved to Algonac and was Mr Ingham was a Marine veter- Louis Papoas Shrimp, Oysters, Turkey, Rounds of Mr Muldoon is survived by hIS employed by ChrIS Craft, which led an of World War I, and was founder Services for Mr. Pappas, 90, wife, Hetty Bishop Muldoon; a son, to his career on the lakes and and presIdent of Congress Electro- formerly of the Pointe, were held Beef, Crepes, Blintz, Bacon, Sausage, Edward M Jr; four grandchild- oceans. including a stint as first type Co. and was a member of the Saturday, Feb. 18,in the Verheyden Graphic Arts for 50 years. He was Funeral Home and Assumption Pastries and much more. also a member of the Adcraft Club Greek Orthodox Church. efle of DetrOit, the Detroit Board of He died 1\lesday, Feb. 16, in Bon $9.95 Commerce and the Civic Air Patrol. Secours Hospital. Mr Ingham is survived by his Mr Pappas is survived by two Children under 5 FREE wife, Verna; a son, Harold; a daugh. sons, Alex and Paul and one tel'. Mrs. William (Jane) Massen. brother. Banquet facilities and catering available gale; a sister; eight grandchildren Interment was in Forest Lawn and 13great-grandchildren He was Cemetery. Tennis? Racquetball? Squash? Whatever your game . . • we offer fine• The BEST CLUB On the East Side VILLAGE.MARKET wines SPECIAL RATES FOR RACQUETBALL, SQUASH. 18328 Mack Avenue-In the Farms SENIOR CITIZENS AND CORPORATE MEMBERSHIPS. - present- • Discounted Membership Rates liquor For Balance of season "THIS WEEK'S SELL RINGERS" • WIMBLEDON Closed Sunday and Closed Wed. at 1P.II. 20250 E. 9 MILE RD. BONELESS 774-1300 BUTTERFLY PORK CHOPS $~ ALL OF OUR ATLAN11C HORMEl-BONElESS FULLY COOKED OCEAN FISH IS FROM CURE 81 HAMS $~9 THE FOLEY ASH co. BOSTON FRESH U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS FIUETS OF SOLE DELUXE ENGLISH CUT POT ROAST $1~ $3!.8 MODEL 'brqont 5680 WILL PAY V2 OF COUNTRY STYLE - ..... - ~YOUR HIGHESf ElECTRIC BILL WITH FRESH k/~ANY HIGH EFFICIENCY AIR CONOI- LEAN PORK RIBS $1~ CANADA WHITEFISH FILLETS 1"'/!TIONER INSTALLED BY APRIL 15, 1984. FRESH $21.8 • ,a. 2 Years FREE Service $~ c/ • FREE EstJmates • Flnancmg Available PORK TENDERLOINS ------_.. • 5 Year Warranty on Compressor OUR OWN Includm Labor by Flame Furnace / .) BELL , (1-" RINGER FRESH CREAM HERRING ~ ( \' ~xclUSfVe CHICKEN $2ft.8 ~~~G:.':t:':' ••t LIVERS 2 LBS. for 7.:MAD£ FRESH DAIL V"~ MOUNT CLEMENS BAKERY .Servmg Grosse Pomte Since 1949 * 35 Years of Domg It Right -lOUR OWN WHITE HOMESTYLE BREAD 527-1700 524-1700 5'4-1070 HEAT ANO SERVE 14147 GRATIOT 3313 IOCHESTERRD. 28107 VAJI DYKE BREAl)W 00 HMf • .... North of 16 .. lie Iouttl of 12 .... ~j $1 Chicken $~49 RANCH 2.... DETROIT TROY.Ill'..... W~. Wingdings , •. BACON SPEAS APPLE JUICE HEA T AND SER VE 7904t~ boffiI Cabbage Rolls VERNORS • Reg. or Diet A&W • Reg. or Diet • pICk ClIM 12 o.z. OVEN "EADY - STUf'ED Roasting PEPPERIDGE FARM~ $1'! Chickens 79&. Hearty Wheat, Cracked Wheat In " «)<)konll bog 41b a_Qge sesame Crackers, English water ------• - ---_. p ~-~-~~-~~---- BEEFI GREEN PEPPERS 99!_ $2'8ptnt HEAT&8£RVE - .;0:. • -_ ,.. '1 MICIntGIII FIWh sru"fKI Pork Pine Wines APPLES EPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIALIST Tender $249 SAVE $218 • Storm Windows «I Aluminum Trim & Siding Loins StufIIId WIIh Out Own &Hd Df.... ng On a 1.5 liter • Storm Doors • Steel Security Doors French country wine ASPARAGUS S2!.8 Vln Blanc or Vln Rouge valley Ildlng 1M. OVEN IflADY SMWYMI *'-1 Veal ~ $189 10 MUSHROOMS1 .,.. ,..,... 28021 Hlr,tr • St. CIIlr ... Pw '21'1 UIl LB. SAVE $1 ,...... -~ Ii...... P'O"' ... l\wrf'#W~If"IW ... HraftofI 775.5190 ~ ...... , ..t*. ..,,~ ~ '*' ,.,~ tt~ On • 3 Iftlr VISIT OUR SHOWROOM ,-,...... - Uebhumllch SWEETCARROIS~ 790 ..._...... , ... 4 s ,a • e • " " Page Six-A Thursday, February 23. 1984 , z State of the County: Better WAYNE COUNTY Executive William Lucas Lucas once agalll showed that be is also a tough gave an eDCOW'agiog report on the administration political operator which he has to be in the mine- of Wayne County in his annual State of the County field of county politics. He POlDted out the lower aSSEssment last week, courts already nave ruled be bas the power to fire . Lucas anoounced a new agreement '.nth tbe the county road commissioners but that even if state to restore fully paId medical care for mdi. the state Supreme Court sustains his right to do gent county residents, said he 15malung progress so, he prefers to abolish the commissIOn and toward reducmg the county's $l30-ml1lion defICIt make it a deoartment under the county execu- aDd asked the board of county commissioners to tive's contro[ In view of the commission's long place five amendments to the county charter on record of playing politics with its work and the August primary ballot in order to further lm- appomtments, Lucas ought to get the powers that prt)ve the administration of his office he seeks and abolish the road eommission The, county executh'e repeated hIs pledge to sell. y.:a~ne County General HOSPItal, a 3ro-bed WIth respect to the county board. too. Lucas facility lD Westland that is losing $13 million a took a tough Lme He saId the comlIllSSlOners "ear and that has been a source of controversy ':spent more time tr)ing to de ..'ise ~ a)-s to thwart oetween me executl't'e ana tDe county ooara. rwo we De" l."OWlty CDaner Ulan to Carl) out tnerr rOle of Lucas' proposed amendments to the charter as leglS1ators," Then he got specific. sa)ing that also deal -.ltb the executive's relatIOns \\ith the .'these same individuals fail to meet, fail to ap- county board which has continued to tr)' to inter- pear for rommittee meetings, fail to conduct their fere in administrati\'e decisions even though it affairs in an orderly business1.J.ke fash.toD but in- now is supposed to be strIctly a legislative bod)', sist that they must approve everything" He even One of the two amendments would require the said he would campaign in the (all agalDSt com- commissioners to show "Just cause" for re]ectmg mISSioners be VIews as uncoopera[l\'e the execub\'e's appomtments to count~. positions. Lucas has been a breath of fresh all' in county Tbe second would take away from the rommis- government. bringing to his office a spirit of in .. Page 8even-A Opinions & letters Thursday, February 23, 1984 Prime Time for senior citizens In his latest book, "The Life Cy- mother, sitting there with her With baseball season soon to cle Completed," Enk Erikson re- hands so delicately folded, is no open, you could capture their in- vises some of his earlier concepts. model for today." terest as you bring them up-to-date m Where earher writings he saw In her career, Joan Erikson has with such knowledgable bits as '. old age as a penod of serenity and long translated her talents as a recalling that Babe Ruth hit the wisdom. he now sees it as another craftswoman to develop meaning- first home run in the first baseball opporturuty for growth and per- ful programs for people of all ages. All Star Game ever played or when sonal fulfillment With this background, she brings Ted WIlliams, the last of the 400 hit- This change in philosophy has experience and purpose to this, her ters, came to bat in the bottom of come about not only because he has newest project, to insure its the ninth with two on and two out, reached that sta8e (he is 81), but success. with the American League team also because of h1s work and study A question whether grandpar- trailing 5-4. He connected with a in the eight stages of human devel- ents 10 this enlightened age do feel ball that disap~red into the third opment. abandoned and at loose ends could tier of Detroit s Briggs Stadiwn. He 1Sjoined 10 th15 conviction by arise. Many of them have accepted One more difficult but of top in- his w1fe and collaborator, Joan the difficult truth that the extended terest to young people is comput- Erikson who savs' "One of the family;<; ~(ll'l~ Tf they did.'1't !!ve L'1 ers. !f J'o~ hope to ~i.~ t..~cir :ltt~n surprises of old age is that learning the same house, they lived close tion you'd better become acquaint- is possible. It has been proven that enough to each other so that they ed with "bits and bytes". This is even the muscles of the aging adult were in daily contact. Tber realize the Star Wars/PacMan generation. can learn new skul, if not ap- that now even if familIes live close You thought Buck Rogers was far proached with a negative atti- by, they are so busy with their day- out! They are 'computer-smart', tude" to-day doings, that the only time plugged into this electronic world She qualifies this with, "Graceful allotted for grandparents is holi- m a way which we more than likely aging requires aU the strength one days, celebrations and perhaps a never will be. can muster Growing old is not for day or two at vacation. Mother and But it is possible to acquire a sissies " father both work and the children general knowledge of computers Erikson substantiates this view are busy with school, their friends, and their many applications in ftlDSlElNI with "Old age has ordained con- and various other activities. Their modem life. U you become really flicts and living through them, old days and hours are filled. interested you could take a basic people can develop new strengths. Having accepted these facts, the computer course in one of our He also emphasizes the discon- older generation has gone outside schools. Those who have, found it tinuity of family life as a tradi- the family for companionship and fascinating and almost addictive. tional family unit where often three purpose for being. '!be knowfe , \0 -~------c _ ~- •, Thursday, February 23, 1983 " Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS t East lDeets West through Marya Mogk's eyes TRS 80 " lmportant than the king, is the a bit difficult is that the). always ing false eotertainment. By IttDY Jell.- monk. STATE OF THE ART ~ pSdtMIHl ",ant me to sing Amencan soogs or Buddha said there are only two thIngs in the world. body and spirit Marya claims Thailand is not bor- ALWAYS AT A dlfferent hfestvle, a ne'lll reo tell American stones," scud Marya ing. "People demand to know why l.IgulIl. aDd DeW rules to foUow 15 "The Thais ha\'e certain songs and Mar)8 and AjahD Achalie go to ['m not bOred. How can I be bored DISCOUNT PRICES 'lIlhat a...aned Grosse Pomte's certain dances Yesterday I did a the Chedt. or temple, to pray "My with so much to think about? My Mar)'a Mogk m Thatland, rffidltJOOof Little Red Riding Hood favonte Buddha is the oldest of Modd 2000 • Model 4t4P • m.LDdis nearly exploding at times. I Marya attended South High In a group of 14 to 16 year olds, and them all but not the largest or most - Color Compu ten • Epson Printers • need space ...Ume, peace and quiet to School until the middle of her Junl0r the...10\'ed It dIsplayed," Marya said. "It seems relax and Ulink tfiings out ,. tWyes Snwt Modems • AcctS$Oria • year, then etlt on to \\asJungton, ':1 ",as talklng to Ajahn Anchalie to me to be the Wisest and most "In Thailand, it seems everyone's Otbtt ~ 1M E.q\Iip'lIalt. AMiIIIie • ...here she orked as a page in the today about the SImllanties bet- peaceful .• mental energy stress pitch is so House of Represenlat!\.es AHer "een the t ....0 religIOns" com- much lower than ours and runs out DtfuU) • ~tioo • Full Wanrlty • mented Mana "ChnsUans beheve Buddhism lS the (-enter of all cul- graduaung from page school. she tural and art actiVities m Thatland. on a much more constant level that Servke CootrKts became a foreign exchange stu- that there ~ iiI be a second coming ci It IS also Inter" oven into the when they are left alone without SOFTWARE CONSULTING dent ChrISt. but "e don't kn<:Jw"'hen She immedtate Imput, they get bored," Mar)'a ",rote m a letter home. \\ as really surprised and said the government, schools, and national holIdays In Thailand, even more she concludes. '.-\.:> a page 1gre" to lIke the 'Found- Buddlusts belle\ e slnular ....ays " MICRO BOSINESS CONSULTANTS Ing Fathers' and 1 ....as reasonably Tht;>reare three parts of Buddh- 962-4276 proud. but no" I m bananas about Ism They are the Buddha, the South students help the needy them Itlunk I'm trul\ a ....esterner Dhamma: and Monks The Buddha B) J~ K..... der trImmed a tree to decorate the It's not that I dOllt enJo) bemg III I::. amone ",ho d1scovers Dhamma after" a long ume ill "'hlCh no one SotllJl Bigll halls, and prepared homemade the east. It S Just that I feel some- desserts for the people workIng and ....hat llke a fish out of \\ater . knO\\ s that he gams erilightenment Grosse Pomte students shared their O1ristmas spirIt 'Wlth the less ltvlllg at the centers. She has come in contact \\1th the The Dhamma is eternal truth that 'It's a very benefiCial actiVIty for focus of death In thailand more has ai",a)s been and al'llla)s will be fortunate of Detroit in many ways tlu.s ....ear. both the needy and the students than ever before The ~1onks are dJsclples eX Buddha They ~the students) have a chance "1 cannot nd m~self of a perma- ....ho stnve to attaID enlightenment. A Ctmstmas dance sponsored by ~\ ("' .... -1 ..._. "_ .....,.,,..,, .....+..~'" .,.nti tho to <:~ OOW fortunate we all are And t.J1llg111 elUl1l:m ~ er 31. 1983 1983 ~~ ~ $1" La. ~ .. __ .. CIIII_bJ ~cifN ~ _ .... ,~~QllftOull& S4oc:IIM 161 . EItIlIIIIrIIII ...t-';". ~ ..-••••• ill $1" ~ ,;<.W~'~~ ._1,. 0-- numblIr 16970 C<>mp1rolle< of the Curr~'- 7 ( I HOme"," POUSIt. I1'AUAJI or < ~ ~ ~ , $1~ La 774-1 10 No ~ or Add""". HICIDRY SMOKED MCON ... , ...... •. $1.31 L8. can and Oue ""'" depoSlIDI'Y ItlStIlUI>Ot!S ft.. W~k'. ~.Spefta& U S ""-l MCUI1lMIS ~ of oIhow U S Gc7we<"nmem agenoes and CO(plltatlCnS Red or Golden Delicious APPLES H$ LI. 0lliIpb0nS d SlltIes and pcIillcal sulldMSlOl'lS In \fit lJRIeIl SliIles QIner llond:s notes Itld c:IlIbllnIu'es D'Anjou PEARS .• La. F~ ~ SIOCl< and corpcraIe S'OCJ', "i"Dng~~ Ch'IQU ita BANANAS • • • • • • • • • • ,. • • • .29' LB. FII(lIralIundS ICIkland teel>t1be'5 purcnased unoer qllef\'ltfU to tnel=- _ ,.....---DeH Speeia&---.., • E =~~=I I 16,Q~; ImporttId POlISH HAIl $1" LB. •c l..l*'O He! • ~ ....-.::na rec:ervableS I~ SWISS CHEESE ..•..•..•.•..•.•• $1'- LI. EWIk ~. I\InIIute II'd fllllUl'es and CJ!hef auets re$ll'eMt*l!l bInk pr- lJIIGHOIII CltEESE ...... •...... $1'- La. • AMI __ ooonecl .",.. INn b«lII pYTlISti ~ .. ~ IUbIodianes and asSOCWlled CCllTlI*W" Imported MUBIST£R CH£ESE .. , $1'- LI. e-s NbII No ~rH OUISl.. ldr<'g No lhates atA1'oOOzed No shlres~ 750 5-$pIU$ 750 ~proflU (83) Over A Century of Service Rewrwoe lor CQf'Ib~ ana othef ~ Iewr.~ 27 TOTIo.l EOUlTV CAPlTIo.l 1 444 to the Eastside Communiti~s TOTAl LlA8ilrTtES AHO eOVITv CAPrrlo.l 2L 587 J'L~ (.~...... """", ~ as rJ!.erson ~ , e-:f.- ',,' /~ S~_sotCJee:t! Slar4tly ~e 226 CROCKFR BLVD Mownr n~m(nl HJ()l\ ~ 17017 E Warren Ave. 463.0577 At the Corner of ~ m R tlam"lnn II E Warren &. CadieUX 1(~U.llml Detroit D.'lfi \1. thmlllnn John l. Hrn ..l.mdn Ro".lft [) Hf'"llmlnn Iln\d R \1"nla" ..,. 881-4430 \"'ofK'I.'" n,,""lnr. 7184 Sun tt'lru Thul'1 11 a m.g p m \ft"rP'Ihtr JJ) I"'llr'ltlr"~" .::II Fn & sat 11 a m'JO pm '"r",,,61 S,I,{ ',.I W",.(/{/III''' f - • thursday, February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-A _1_.11._.0. • ·r Social Security now covers • 1 This Week in Bwd~e88 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL , non-profit company workers I.,... 2-~ Comerica advances serves on the society's board for MONDAY,TUESDAY. WEDtSOAY 0tI.Y Metropolitan Detroit. She lives in Employes of tax-exempt non. the WIth federal lIovemmenl. GROSSE f'OIIITE DIlL Y Peters, David and Grosse Pointe Farms. profit organizations became man- Those agreements <..'OUidbe ter- Landendorf to V-p datorily covered under Social se. minated at the organization's op- IL Lawrence N. cw'il.y starhng Jan. 1. Some em. lion. However, under the new law, 12 OFF ALL FOOD David, of Grosse Stone named ployes covered under this provision termination of coverage for those Pointe Park, has service manager of the 1983 changes in the law can already covered under Social Se- TIIS AD been named sen- get Social Security retirement or curity is prohibited.. WITH ior vice-presi- James Stolle, survivors payments with fewer More information about cover- .1 dent, corporate of Grosse Pointe work credits than normally re- age under Social Security for non- IS OFFER financial ser- Woods, has been qUired, said James T Moslener, profIt organization employes can RIBS NOT INCLUDED WITH TH vices of Comer. named servIce district manager of the office be obtained by contacting the So- I ftDrM FOR LIIMNI 111M. ica. Other ap- manager of the located at 1742QMack Avenue, De- clal Security office located at 17420 urton um,n pointments in. Detroit service ~ trOit Mack Avenue, or by calling 493- Daily Lunch Specials WIDE SCREEN TV center for Jo- s,~ t', ~- Newly covered nonprofit em- clude Woods res- ~~~'berthe general information 18696 MACK HOURS MON THURS -11 1\ M .12P M idents John Carl seph T. Ryerson ~ ployes who are 55 or oldE'r on Jan Landendorf, & Sons Inc. He has a Bachelor's de- I, 1984, will generally be consider- Gros,. Pt •. Farms FAI SAT - 111\ M.l AM. SUNDAY - 1.11 first vice-presi- gree in Busmess AdmlDlstration ed fully msured for retirement and Pointers elected I 885-9040 (CARRYOUT & COUPONS NOT INCUJOfDJ _ dent, interna- from Wayne State Umverslty. survivors' benefits With fewer tional bankmg credits than would otherwise be reo Leadership Detroit, a trammg quired The amount of work these program developed by the Greater ._------and Richard -J.- Parise to v-p Peters, vlce- employes need to be fully insured Detroit Chamber of Commerce, re- Lower heating bills more president, cor- at SH&G ranges from one and a half years cently named two Pointers to posi. after Jan 1, 1984, for people age 60 lions in its alwnni association porate fmancial Charles J. Parise has been ap. ~than you'd believe possible! serVIces. David and over to five years after Jan. 1, They are Douglas E Busbey, of 1984, for persons age 55 or 56, Mos- the Farms, who is vice-president I1n..l T "nn",n~n,..f - ~~n,.t~,,~l~e;!>:~~d~~_.~~~!Pl!h: ...... "' J •• ..;;,•...... ")1",, u•...... ,c.I. lener saId lor 1~, and Wilham C. Van r::: - New Thermiser hold --Masi;;;s 'f: ~.~ ... Bachelor's degree in Architectural degrees in Busi- ~_ Under prIOr law, nonprofit or- Faasen, of the Park, association c.4 Vent Control System Engineering from the University of ganizations were excluded from director. Busbey is vice-president ness Admirnstration from the Uni- Detroit and has published articles in mandatory Social Security and director of Schlussel, Lifton, A fuel saver lor your furnace bo:ler Of versity of Michigan. Peters has a professional journals. He lives III coverage because of their tax- Simon, Rands, Kaufman, Galvin water healer that slashes healing bills Bachelor's of Business Admirustra- Grosse Pointe Woods. exempt status Coverage for their and Jac.kier. in ~thfield. Van With complete salety' Selves more tion from Wayne State University. because it squeezes more heat from fuel employes was possible only Faasen IS vice-president of Blue through voluntary agreements Cross ~nd Blue Shield on Michigan. Works all of the lime 100"0 guarantee of satisfaction wllh savings during tile lirst Dumke named Lucas joins year or your money back No electflcal exec director for Two named to St. Clair Corp. parIs or Ilimsy wings 10 break down ()( Bloomfield S&L malfunction 99 year Quality guaranlee arch itect society James Farley, president of St. Michigan Hospital Association as Call today for lull delatls Robert c. Luc- Clair Health Services Corp, and well as the Economic Club of De- Rae J. Dum- as, of Grosse Glenn Wesselmann, preSident and trOIt ke, interim ex- Pomte City, has chief execullve officer of St. John Markiewicz, 35, is promoted to ecutIve director jomed Bloom- Hospital, announced the appoint- his new position from vice-pres. 1..800-621.1569 of the Michigan field SaVings ment of Timothy Grajewski as ident, professional and patient sup- e Society of Archi- and Loan Asso- treasurer and semor vice-president port at the hospital. He has held ad- CALL ANY OF THESE tects, has been ciation as cor- ministrative responsibilities since nllAMlsu of St. Clair Health Corp. and Den- named execu- Vent Control System porate secre nis MarkieWICZ as vice-president, 1972, including administrative DEALERS TODAY tive director of tary. Formerly with First of finance, St John Hospital, and assistant, assistant administrator the l,400-member pro eSSlOna JOE KOVACH MFRMl. RAPID SfRVICE MFlMl. ALAIOIlItEAT. America Bank, Detroit, he has a assistant treasurer of St. Clair and associate administrator, pro- Gr. Pt•. Wood. Gr. pt.. Partt War,. organization. She has served the Master's degree in Business admin- Health. fessional services of St. John and association in varied capacities for •• 2-5811 814004154 751-5_ istration from the University of Grajewski, 37, IS elevated to his co-acting chief executive officer of the past 16 years and was a founding Michigan A licensed CP A, Lucas ~ new position from vice-president, St. Joseph Hospital, Tawas. JEFCD lIe. FlAMe FUR.ACE CO. JIlJAa£ BBI'f ~ member of the Friends of Belle Isle. a member of both the Michigan and admimstrative services at the He is a graduate of Ohio State ROM ville W.".., Detroit EMt o.b'oH Ms. Dumke is a member of both the American Association of Certified hospital, which he has held since University, with a Master's degree 2•• 2222 574-1070 521.1701 772-531. American and Michigan Society of Public Accountants. 1982, and treasurer of St Clair in hospital and health services ad- Association Executives and also - Harriet Nolan Health held Slllce 1979. He remains ministration, and Michigan State president of Affiliated Health Ser- University where he received a vjces, Inc., a corporation of St Bachelor's in business administra- Get answers to tax questions Clair Health Services Corp. lion. His career at the hospital began Markiewicz is active in the ~; Internal Revenue Service repre- C-SP AN can be seen on channel in 1970 as controller He has ac- American College of Hospital Ad- sentatives will be featured on two, 32 of Grosse Pointe Cable and Com- cepted positions of increasing ministrators, Healthcare Financial hour-long live call-in specials on cast Cable's channel 31. responsibility as assistant adminis- Management Association, eastern Lounge In the Cable Satellite Public Affairs trator and associate admmlStrator, Michigan chapter, the Michigan Network, C-SPAN. fmance. He came to St. John from End Stage Renal Disease Network During the programs, scheduled Perry declares Arthur Andersen and Co., where he Coordinating Council, Comprehen- The Woods for 10 and 11 a.m. on Friday, Feb. quarterly dividend was senior auditor. sive Health Planning Council of 20513 Mack Ave - 885-8522 24, and 5 and 6 p.m. Friday, March Grajewski's professional afflha- Southeastern Michigan, Detroit- 9, viewers can call the guests and Perry Drug Stores, Inc. last tions inclUde the Michigan Catholic Wayne County Emergency Med- get answers to their federal income week declared a six-cents-a-share Health Association, Healthcare Fi- ical Services Committee, Amer- tax questions. Viewers can call quarterly diVidend payable March nancial Management Association, ican Red Cross, Detroit chapter, "A Nice Neighborhood 1-202~28-2525. Long distance. 12 to shareholders of record Feb. eastern MichIgan chapter, Greater and St. Clair Renal Center Corp. Grill. Bar charges will apply. 'n. DetrOit Area Health Co\lncil and where he HrVes as trustee. 10 A Nice Re bor~d" Great B ADd Home •• de CIIfU THUFl5-FRIDAY & SAT Fresh Boneless ChOice Lean Fresh Alaskan ROLlED PORK RED SOCKEYE LAMB ROAST SALMOI SItAe $1~8 83!1 81~. Grobbel's Kosher Corned Beef S&W C._Ills Raffetto Ii 1~ Homestyle CCM.DMIIAM Chicken MUSTlIID I COfRE Noodle 430 IBLEY Cream 83~1 of Shrimp 7'90 ),.$218 After 8 Thin Chocolate Dinner Mints ' \>:. 11" Wh,lt\ more, 011 C\cry weekday Nc\\ Yorlo.Air Stdrtlng March ht. Nc\\- York Air \\-111 he ~\ D.\SH flight you'll get complimentary ,lmemllC'" you .,.~ NABISCO nYlng non- ...top from DctrOlt to Bmton three HOME t1mcl, every weekday won't rind Oil ,my other .mhne Like IIIl' New ItERB I SPtCE LAUIDRY And beC • k()11 • ()ftf fN1I111 f )'AfII/lNflIJR(,' n~()xv II f • Nf IN YUill' • Nf oN/,I,V ' 'JI'I MHJ{!. filii! 1(,11 IllJliHAM.' (IVI'NNAH. WA',IIIN(,lON Pric •• In elfecl BOSTON DI T WP k! S[RVATION', IINfJ .tJf ()kM/If 1m, Ud I ((,t)li TH(.'!I I (1(,1~j I Of' 141W y'(JliV filii Itl II! I HOll (II %1 II /I ~rif un'" Feb. 2tth. 4 !'!itt..as: • • - , , 1 l • PIIge Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. February 23, 1984 r=~;; .. School • SUPER OtSCOUNT PRICES II TV * STEJEO News * vtOEO * • SALES • SERVICE • & Notes I ...FREE ESTIMATES ... I OII~mak".~ Brownell plans I AU1HtWZBJ S8MCf csmR ~ c.JI: Casino night .... lID, GI-. .... WDodI 882.8540. • • Brmmell Middle School will bold ••••••••••••••••••••In ".. HNtt its Casino Night fund-raiser tomor- of".. row evening Ttckets are $3.50 from Eastern "'&//(<< the homeroom teacher or $4 at the door Adl1llSSlon entItles the person to dInner and play money for the games There will also be a 50150 E\lery Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday raffle 5 p m to'O p m Funds ralSed from the Casmo • Porterhouse Steak 20 oz. :\lght support the actl\'1tIes of the • Dungeness Crab Parent Club. wh.1ch last year spent • Lobster Tall money on grounds improvement. S8~,..... mUSl(~ scholarshlps athlellc pro- • Soit 5net1 Crao Other Speaals from 85 grams. substance abuse aware- $4 ness. Fanuly Life Education Coun- 2. IIAIIETST. cIl. a..o;.sembly programs. cl.1mcal PRIVATE ROOM eqwpment and computer software AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES 393-1711 The subject is puppets Open Mon.-Fn 7-10 General chaIrman ct tills years. The sec:ond grade class of Lillian Kachadourian at Trombly Elementar)' School display.ed the puppets they 5 MlNl1TES FROM REN CEN sa. HI 6 event is Debbie Smith.' Agatha made as a special project to accompan) a '" ritten book report. They are (from lef~ to rIght) Hannah Men, MCCormIck 15 m charge of tickets holding ~aut) and the Beast, Carl ~Ielchior. the Tiny ~touse. Andraea Degnore. With Cbarlott~. and Robert and admissIOn Helping "'ith the Berger. a fire engine. Other puppets are on display in the show case at Trombl)'. 820 Beaconsfield. games are Q1ris Strobl and Angle Roustemis Kitchen volunteers are .Marian Proffitt and Sandy Osgood. Grosse Pointe Farms' Kea advance to nauQnal competItIOn McKinney was awarded first place She will be among the students WALLPAPER Other volunteers are Sandy Gen- McKinney for her news "'Tlting in the 1983-84 honored at a youth awards lunch- We. MOQlca Locke, Sue Pinney, High SChool Journalism Contest eon Feb. 18 at Michigan State Cheryl Quinlan, Eileen Finaz. sponsored by the Michigan Press Uruversity's Kellog Center She is a zo,Karen Klein, Sue SChrage, Susan cited Women sophomore at South High. SALE Mello and Sue Dahlstrom. Ms McKinney's entry will now Free lecture CONTINUES FREEDOM from FEAR: A DMHE COfIIMAHD Yarcll 5th - fJ 00 P m Prilng AT & Child Car~ F'"nI CllurcIl 01 Standard Federal Savings Chnst. Soentsl, G P F..,." 282 C!lIII'gnIe, ~ Ker:by DESIGN DETROIT INTERIORS & Iolcnn Rl* announces a NEW 16839 KERCHEVAL ~ caring Professionals 885-4955 working o-Year together for better health care Bonus Rate Certificate • Prescription service • Jobst Support Hostery • DIabetic SeIf- TestJng Center • Crutches & wheelchaJrs ,... dfw toI ...... end)lOW J'OU tMIIr ST.lUll PHARMACY St Claw Prof BIdg 22151 Moross ReI Delrolt MI 343-3n6 ImpoIW LOIN OR RIB T-BONE POLISH OR LA". HAM LAMB CHOPS PORTERHOUSE STEW STEAK S2!8 S3!9 $2!8 $2!9 AGED CHICKEN BUMBLE lEE WASA CHEDDAR TUNA UTE RYE DEI"" CHEESE 7 r.R cen CRACKERS / ESfiC '1!9 'in 1!9 $128 "- ...... _-- SEED'E. IDAHO ROMAINE GRAPES POTATOES LEn"UCE r-,; -. ~ ~ *1!8 $158:.: 69~ FresII BHft CQIf., can ",d Donut' Ere,., Fridq and saturd6y _'-W .... """,..... ~"."..,."""""'f __ r?"", '8&<) • Thursday, February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eieve""A .ORIENTAL RUGS.. Neighborhood Club , r) - T FEBRUARY STO RE..w1 DE continues abuse series SALE NOW IN PROGRESS About 70 people gathered at the their hves which can be traced to • P8nIonaIty supeMNd 00 NeIghborhood Club Feb. 8 to hear that background. The series fea- 1oc8llOn c~lno and r&Pal' Russell Smith, M.D., medical di- tured Thomas Francek of the Ox- '0 R A A Cer1,hec:lAppta,set' rector of Brighton HOSPItal, speak ford Inshtute Io~eb. 22 speakmg a bout the dlSE'ase of alcoholism and about Employe AsSistance Pro- • chemical dependency among doc- grams, a relatively new and cost ; .ac tors, lawyers, clergy, pharmacists effective means for an employer of ~- / ~-~ "":: __...... - _..._-~-~ and others lD a speech tiUed, "Pro- a large corporation or a small busi- Open Dally ..... ~n ra''!3l~ CO- fesSionals Have Problems Too." ness to offer help to his employes 10-8 .fU;~' '-4.U .,.., .. Dr Smith's presentation was the and their famlhes at aJllevels from Thuradava 21919Mlchlg... _, INlIIt DurtIonI. Mi 4112... l'tloIIt (3Ut m.133O second In a series bemg offered at top executives to those lowest on un III 8.30 J uSI min4Itn '""" till Hyall AetMcY, Dearin 1M, no cost by the Department of Com- the pay scale During Ihls HoIldIy1MDeariont and GmMItId VIII... mumty EducatIOn, the Substance The fmal program on the sched. Nle, open Abuse Community CounCil of ule on Feb 29 htled "How to Help a Sunday. 12-3 Ffoo ample parking ,n rear Memb4Ir Q1entaJ Rug ~ 01~ Grosse Pomte, SACI, and the Loved One" will be presented by Neighborhood Club, to contlOue the Renee Gerger, mterventlon spe- • diSCUSSIOn of adult problems of CIalist from Henry Ford Hos- CAR TALK alcohohsm chemIcal dependency pltallMaplegrove Treatment ~ , begun by former First Lady Betty Center. Families of persons sus- From RAY LAETHEM , , Ford in her address to the com- pected of having a problem of al- Pontiac. GMC, Truck ;.. ~ :.; " .. mumty on Jan 26 coholism/chemical dependency In addition to his duties at Will benefit from her thorough ex- BY RAY LAETHEM Brighton Hospital, Dr Smith IS planation of intervention as a Cancer research'-.funded medical director of Guest House. a means to get these indiVIduals into Turn aCI~ aC::TTCQ TU"'" nwe I •• " ...... V ..... 1"'1 ., .n.ll ...... Michigan Callcer Foundation's Dr. Charles King, of the Wood!>, \\as faCIlity lor the treatment of treatment and her description of awarded the Yamagiwa- Yoshida ;\Iemorial International Cancer Study alcohohsm and chemical depen- treatment alternatives Your chances of escaping SOflOUSinjury In haw wall All kinds of time conserving $«- vICes and conveOiences are avalt-' able Want your new car dellvet' 10 your offtce? Your present car sold for you? When servICe IS necessary. want plcked up and a comparable car I for your use? Call me Let me help you save of the only Ihlngs Irreplaceable TIME I .uk for Ken Speclalt.t . ..For 't!2Jlf 8.d !IJ.J" It's .Jim Riehl LlllIsing. Inc. o CHR~SLER llW:'t~ ~\S"\' . 25800 Gratiot • RoseVille, Mich. 48066 J ;ftwIt , .... , CoM nl ...... • :#-~--'- • H ...... 772.0800 of • ..,. Grosse Poin'e's OPEN Presenting Phones of Interest Oldest 8-6 DAilY Food Marice' VERBRUGGE'S 1-12 WID. Here's an offer to create hIgh Jntere~t - 17328 MACK at ST. CLAIR CLOSED SUN. F.II WE CATEIt fO. MoneyMaster Certificates of Deposll and your l)epOMI l)epo!tll Phonr "1)11' S500-S4'm- SSOCNIor M orr- DILIV •• Y chOICe of stylish telephones, only at MichIgan 885-1565 .. TO "00 National. I PII~h Ilul[on ONE TIME SPECIALII USDA If you open or renew a quail fylIlg cerlJ flcate Phone S ~ 00 IIU I f'RU ..f & CHOICE USDA CHOICE of deposll at any of the partlclpalmg offH.e~ WHOLE BEEF 4 oz. EGG ROLLS fULL V TRIMMED MADE Win! listed below you can purcha\c at substantial 2 ( IOlk RadIO SHRIMP & PORK "12 l)() \22 00 savings any of lhc phones ple.turcd above Ielephont SIRLOIN STEAK • With the tImely break up of AT&f, now IS 1 Deluxe LB S3!8 \44 (X) "1400 the time to purchase your phone at thc\c low (ordlc~~ Phone pTlces plus earn a hIgh (Ompetillve rate of In- USDA USDA PRIME & CHOICE PAIME & CHOICE ':.--.. CHICKEN terest on your savings VISit the partlclpatlllg 4 r rc ndline II (X) PORTERHOUSE branch office near you and lake ad",anrage 01 [)e~k Phon!' \42 (X) \ 12 / T-BONE STEAK :.::::: BREASTS thIS speCIal offer today \~ FULL V TRIMMED ;. STEAK NOBACKS"n~D 8 LB ..... S348Lit r \ '33 S1"LB e: Icdclal ! 1 , - - ~ -- ...... ------~------~~-~------,r I! I' i I GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 23, 1984 Cars stolen in Park Potiee r..-t three ears slOB from. the 1SoWO block of Mack. Unitarians issue an invitation last .... in the Park. Police were notlfied that a 1_ SundaY. Feb. • bas been. mittee and tbe membershiP com- Cadillac was lakeD OIl Feb. 8 at dMilMted "BriD& a Friet:Mi" SUn- mittee, aJoog witb the miDister will OIl llaDday, Feb. 6, a 1980 Ford about 9 p.m. from the 1S300block of day at GroMe Pointe Unitarian be c:mband to answer questioaI. ~ was stoieIl around 10 p.m Mack. Cburdl. In50 Maumee. Frieods Babysitting will be provided. The aDd stranaers will be especially sermc:m topic will be "From Babel welcomed at the service, to Psycbobabel it Those attending will bear how our use of words can ~::V4-~ A dlscussioo of the Unitarian bring undentanding or eonfusioo. am G. 1Janagos 1)'DS heritage will be discussed during a war or peace, We or death to our ~AMll.Y QEhTlSTRY The Midugan Solar Energ~' AsSOCiation special coffee hour for newcomers. hves. relationships and the world. A representat1\'e from the church Call 881-1420 for more mforma . CUft18ll Y ACCEPTltIG.. PAT1BfT1 ..ill sponsor the MIdu- gan Ellerg) Expo '84 board, the rel1glous education com- tion. 5eUlSay' Ewrwlg Appolntnenll Avaaabie Feb 24 through 26 lD 2' Hour Emetgeney SeMce Madtson He1ghts The Expo promotes the use ci. conser\' a t!oo . 11501 fIIectI AYe. solar and other eD('~ GroeN PoorIe Farms 882-9729 resO'..lrces It also pro- \ ides credtble mforma- ~------.., Bon for the butlder ar- chItect researcher and ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL hvm€'tJ~ ner ~llchlgan bUSiness SENIOR CITIZEN \\ III :>ho~.::ase rt'cent Innu\ atlons In solar Sunday Brunch and alternau\€ energy technologies The DISCOUNTS eAhlbltors hlghbght the 5er. ICes and products ~Veadefeeds soup P?~_ Blue Pointe Style ""'_ ...... ,. "-'" .,...... ,...... un 4"\.I.L. vvn nVM" currentJ\ &\ aJJabJe Jdmes ;~arQ. 01 ~uelOourne L-oun, I:omplrou~r OI UI~ ."ll~U~ I.rfOUp. 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. HEALTH CARE AIDS Sermruus and ~ork. was the bearer of good tHhngs recently III the form of a $5,000 donation shop tours on solar ap- to the Capuch.J.n Commurut~ Center Soup Kitchen The happy recIpient ADULTS - $6.50 phcatIOn ....ul be con- .. as Father UO'td ThIel dlrector of the center Father ThIel lauded the 6-12 YRS. - $3.50 ducted Meade Group for Its contnbution . It gIves those who are less fortunate Woods Home care The £..xpo wul be held a ray of hope for the future.' he said 5 AND UNDER - FREE 1m5 MACK AVENUE on Horace Bra ....n Drl\'e I 17131 E. \VARREN AVE. AT CADIEUX • 882-3653 l Groeae PoiMe Woods located off 13 ~We Just ....est of John R ill ~iadI- Two homes hit 'Saturday night HOURS Closed \\onday, Tues -Thur~ 11 am -10 P m Frida) 11 a m -12 pm, Saturda) -+ 00 P m -12 p m son HeIghts For fur- 'I\m Woods homes were broken reports C. ~!~30 ther mformatlOn call into Saturday night. Feb 18 In one In the second break-m report. SU',mAY BRUNCH 1030 a m -230 pm, DIN~ER 230 P m -10 p.m I 827-a819 case. an alarm fnghtened tbe .Woods pollee ans ....ered a radIo tiuef away before he could search alann to a Bournemouth home. the home In the other robbery, Woods officers \\ ere mel there b\' NOW YOU CAN BE A 10 thle\'es escaped WIth Jewelry and Farms pohce, who showed officers CITY OF C'irnS1it 'nintt 'ark MICHIGAN smail appliances where the thief had broken in a Pollee ~'ere called to a bome on basement wmdow and crawled WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Prestwick a boot 8 pIn. reports through NOTICE said TIle owner told pollee she had Police beheve tne thief may have OF REVIEW OF left the borne for about two hours rned w open the rear door to se- 1984 ASSESSMENT ROLL and returned to fmd !.he backyard cure an escape route and tripped gate open, wmdows at the rear of the alarm. reports saId The borne NotIce is hereby gtven that the Board of Revtew of the City of Grosse the attached garage open. the dIdn't app€aT to baye been Pornte Park, Wayne County, Michigan, Will be in sesslOn at the breezeway door connectlng the searched. MuniCIpal Building, 15115E. Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pomte Park, bou.."€ and garage open and a Michigan, for the purpose of reviewing the 1984 assessment roll on: square pane of glass broken out of Tuesday. March 13,1984 the side door of the borne. Five classes and Taken from the den was a Pana- Tuesday, ~1arch 27, 1984 sonic portable color teleVIsIon, reports said. Taken from the start Saturday The board will meet from 8:31)A M. to 8:30 PM., recessing from 12 master bedroom were a number of Five classes for adults have been Koon to 1:00 P.M. and again from 5:00 PM. to 6.00 P.M. items of jewelry, including rings, scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 25 by watches. chains and bracelets. the Department of Community The Board of Review will continue m session on these dates until all I Also taken was an ReA portable EducatIOn of The Grosse Pointe interested persons have been heard te!e\ision-dock-radio, accordmg to Public School S)'stem. Arwan:inJ the ... They are "Chant}' SUCzek All persons considering themselves aggrieved by their assessments WEIGHT WATCHERStt a.ASS OF 10 Presents the Basics of Making may present their complaints to the Board of Review at these session. Go Hawaii in French Bread. " "Cbocobolics' JUST 10 PEOPlE - 10 WEEKS April \\ith DYRs Holiday" taught by Inga Calloway, BOARD OF REVIEW 1 SmII ~ • IncIvkIuII ... 1IIon "Learn to Act and Think Positive- CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK s.me ... plOSiJii_.N Detro1t Young Repubhcans offer ly" taught by Verlyn Thomas, a round-trip tour to Hooolulu from "Sweatshirt Design" v.ith C1audta N.J.ORTISI '111ft Onty" groups .... .- GPNEWS: 2/23/84 & 3/8/84 CITY CLERK Apnl %l Ul 29 and accommodations StIeber.C' __ < " and .'RelaxatIon $150 prepekI tee Includes tNerYtI*'9 at the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani ~ ... "" ... 11 np ~pur ... CIIlI: for $731) ~ ~~ double 01;- For space av,.uability and fur- ~-...,,- "'~r~'~~;;. cupancy '"l"or- "'ttl~lIlformati~ ttJeir1nfotrrta ttcit Mf tb@!classes call JCWf WEIGHT MTaIBB'lN A ClASS BY ITSELFJ call 881-3411or Sk)'World Hohdays. the Department of Community CITY OF tir1l1i!tt 1hrttttt 'ark MICHIGAN e1l83 WIIIigN WIIl:hefs h....,iIDOtilllnc Owner 0( the ~ ~ ~ Inc. at ~1414 Education at 343-2178 INVITATION TO BID MARINA IMPROVEMENTS Sealed proposals for the construction of Marina Improvements will be received by the City Clerk, CJ.ty of Grosse Pomte Park, 15115E Jefferson, until 10:00 A.M. on Thursday, March 8, 1984 Christos ~ Dagitses, D.D.S. The work will consist of furnishmg all labor, material and equip- S.. ment required to complete the construction of SIX replacement e~rA.~Private Mult Practice piers, miscellaneous cleats and bumpers. Hours by Appointment Plans and specifications will be available in the Public servIce Department at 15115 E. Jefferson on Monday, February 27, 1984 882-6500 17200 E. Warren meat caereJYJ N.J.ORTISI GPN: 2/23/84 CITY CLERK C1TY OF FAMOUS Spred Satin ~ <&rDSS£ 'nlnte CITY OF "russe 'Dlnlt 'ark MICHIGAN MICHIGAN INVITATION TO BID Latex Wall Paint DEMOLITION The CIty of Grosse Pointe Park w111 receive sealed bids from hcens- ed demolItiOn cootracUlrs for the demolition of a seIVIce stallon build- PUBLIC mg and related unprovemen ts, and the removal of underground storage tanks NOTICE Bids shall be made on bid forms furnished by the City and shall be accomparued by a certuled check or bid bond payable to the City of Grosse Pomte Park, Wayne County, MIchigan m an amount equal GALLON 1984 REAL PROPERTY to five percent (5%) of the base bId amount Bids shall be plamly REG. $1599 marked on the outside of the envelope "Bld for seIVIce StatIOn Demo- litIOn" and be dtrected to the attenlJon of the CIty Clerk. • B€ a...." ~ 'la"'-, si'1 ASSESSMENT ROLL • 5':',Jt)s C.lea.r. stays The City shall have the right to reject any or all bids. to waive any -:;c ..').rta5t The 1984 REAL PROPERTY AS- mformality or rrregulanty ID any bid or bids received and to accept SESSMENT ROLL IS complete and the bid or bids Which the City believes to be In Its best mterest SAVE WIll be available for public inspection BIds Will be accepted until 10 00 A M on Thursday, ~1arch 15. 1984 $&.00 at our MUniCipal Office, 17147 Mau- at the Grosse Pomte park MumClpal Bwldmg, 1511') E Jefferson Ave, mee Avenue on Grosse POinte Park, MI 48230at WhICh time and place all bids WIll be publtcly opened and read STANDARD COLORS MARCH 5, 1984 filGHEP OWl v Contract to be awarded under thlS inVitation for bId IS flnanc~ With through Federal Funds AttentIOn 15 called to the fa('t that successful conlrac- tor must comply With the DaVIS Bacon Act and all Equal Employ. Glidden's 8 MARCH 9, 1984 ment Opportunity Requirements to Include Executive Order 11246, BEST 11625.and the sectIOn 3 Clause of the Housmg and l:rban Develop- (Saturdays and Sundays excluded) ment Act of 1968 Latex II Ol!nng the Hours of 9:00 A.M. to GALL~ l,1!. N.J.ORTISI semi-Glc:.s REG $1999 11:00 A.M. and 2.00 P.M. to 4:00 P CITY CLERK The estimated State-Equalization SAVE • Aeslsts grease d'r1 mOisture factor for 1984 IS 0.9642 ReSidentIal THE • AppMes ea'>lly - dr!€'S QUIckly and 1.0282 CommerCial GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM • Ma!cnes $pred Salin cokYs Any person may file IN WRITING Notice to Bidders $7.00 • Easy welte" clean-up With the CITY CLERK a complaint of The Board of r.ducallon of The Grosse Potnte Public School System hereby any assessment STATING SPECIAL- 1mltes the f>UbmlSsJOn of sealed bids (or LY the grounds of the complarnt Group LI(~ and AcCidental De f ThurIday, February 23, 1984 6 R 0 SSE POI N TEN EW S Page Thirteen-A Con$lae seeks to expand ita center 'Ibe tint caDdy 011 a - TAl PREPEIIATIGI .-e' stick was IOld by 'What's on Cable Cottage-Belmont Nursi,ng Center The application, dated Jan. 21, Georae Smith 01 CoD- FllAllClALPUll ... in Harper Woods receaUy applied calls for completion of the $2.9 mU. n~tieut the A listq ollocallll'Ql!'UUl'lil available 00 Groillle Polnte Cable in early • YIMI EIROU.ED MOT for a certificate of need for con- lion project ijy October, 1985. 1900II. He named it iD m - ".....y. FellruryZS CM ffT TAXNYERS, •• p.m - "Wherever You Are" - Tbis is an informahonal film about slruction of an 88.bed addition to its In keeping with state and federal honor 01 • bJlbly touted IUIIEa AID P£RSOIW. YEAR ROUND artbribl. (I) existing lQ3.bed facility, according regulations, public health facihties racehorse caUed LoUy. • 6:30 p.m - Huk Luk.s VI. Cnme (I) to the Michigan Department of must win state approval. Pop. ~INANCIAL SERVICES INC • 6:30 pm. - HiIb Scbool Hockey Game UDlversity Liggett vs. Grosse Pte. Public Health. North (II) 22121.,... lilt - U • 7 p.m - ~ W1th Erv Steiner - SChool Recall ISSUe is discussed With FOR SALE BY OWNER II.QIlr_ guests David EasJICk aDd Henry Clay. (Part 2) (I) • 7 p.m. - The SavtnC World - Weekly medital10ns and musIc from the 77~780 scri~' (II • 7' 30 P m - A VieW from I Part Beoeh, WIth Judie Beverly C Grobbel- Guest is GeorJe CaUm, City Attorney lor Gro6se POInte Woods (t) • 8 P m - The Job Show, from the MESC (I) • 8'30 P m - "JohaMa Gilbert Interviews .. "- Dr Kenneth Brummel, Superintendent of Schools (I) MOIMi_)', Febnary 27 • 4'30 P m - American Catholic. (8) • 5 pm - Faith 20 (8) .lACON POINTE SUISICAL, INC. • 5'30 P m - "Tax Forms 1983 The 1040" - Informational tape from the HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT - SALES AND RENTAL IRS (I) OSTOMY SUPPLIES - FREE DELIVERY • 6 P m - .'Wayne County A New PerspectIve" - WIth Wayne County Executive WIlham Lucas (6) • 6.30 P m - "Health Talks" - Guests are Dr CocCIa, Dr DaVld Bogarad 15216 E Jefferson A'ITRACTIVE and Dr David Wartel (Ii) • Grosse POinte Park. MI 48230 COWNIAL ON GLEN ARBOR LANE • 6:30 p.rn - "Harper Woods Hlghbghts " (II) OlE 823-0010 Large famLly room. hVlrtg room, large d1rung room . 4 bedrooms w/walk m closets and much more. • 7 P nl. - People WIth ~rv Steiner - Guests are Mike Reynolds, John O.,ala e SadeMIS'" R Ph loIond&yIhru Friday a:lO. I'll -7 00 P I'll Schober, aoo Mark Breck from the Gr06Se POinte Exchange IoIlc:nHl R Onk R pn s..lura.y. 30 a I'll 530 P I'll Address 592 Glen Arbor Lane, G PW C'lllh (Ill Rlcn.rd Kue.tm. R p~ CIoHtI S.tKllr..-. _yo CALL FOR APPOIN'rMF.NT-'t7I-'l?OO • 7'30 pm - "SmgleSeen" - An alternative to dati~ services (6) • 7'30 p.m - "Steady Gains" - News and mformatlon from your local scbools. (I') • 8 p.m. - "Russ Glbb at Random" - Guest IS Fred SCheU, from Miclugan Coosolida ted Gas (I) Specializing In quality BUYING OPEN MON.-SAT. • 8:30 p m - The Grosse Pointe Symphony in Concert - Taped at Parcells • Rare (oIl1S • Gold & SIlver. Auditorium on SUnday, Feb. 12 (Ii) custom work • K-Rands COins ~rs. &rap 11:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m. o.N &I RnfIMJ,.rrt Tuesday, February Z8 OORMERS .'ADDITIONS • WOOD DECKS "The • Proof Sets • COin Estates Where can you find freshly cooked corned • 6 P m - Waltlllg Room" - An informational story of a hllSband • SCREENED PORCHES. KITCHENS. BATHROOMS beef, roast beef,'ham, turkey? Who makes and father who experiences recurrent stomach pain and turns • RECREATION ROOMS. REMODELING aUtheir own chili, soups, matza ball soup, to self medicating himself with oif the counter drugs to reheve SELUNG his pain. (I) ~ CO"~delltltal Appr~lS4Jls potato pancakes, cheese blintzes, great FREE ESTIMATE ON ANY SIZE JOB • 6:30 p.m. - Hank Luks vs. Cnme. (I> Gold and Silur Colas cheese cakes from New York, homemade • 6:30 p of Sea Spelling (II) Rochest« Grosse Potnhl m - Star the Bee fo, I...... " .ad Glf" pies? What can be easier than to have your • 7 P m - People with Erv Steiner - G~ts are Nancy Sortor, Robert 852.2255 881.8018 I)(iiJ NQlIOIlQI T,Itf~Pt SnvI" party catered from the profeSSIonals and McKenna, and Mae Gallagher frdtn Grosse Pointe Theater (8) • 7 p.m. - The Saving Word. (8) a great place for lunch of dinner close to • 7: 30 p.m. - A View from a Park Bench. with Judge Beverly C Grobbel- RARE COIN home! Corned beef & cabbage every Guest is County Executive William Lucas (I) R.D.Priest Thursday evening. By Chef Rick. • 8 p.rn - The Job Show. (I) INVESTMENT, INC. Complete carry out menu • 8:30 p.m. - ('Johanna -oUbe.iffulerviews . :'." .:. Dave 'wagner (S) BUILDERS,lac. 22027 Kelly Rd. • East Detroit • 9 p.m. - "H.H. 41W: l.aDJe 1v 1ne 1...1Ues - i\ UISCUSSlon With Call ahead & your order will be ready « Con- ANA (Ollt Mdt Ncrt~ of E45tMlIld) Dingell 21809 Greater Mack IJ'eSSman John on Legislature Bill "'103, the Cable Regulatory Reform Act, now before the House of Represen- M;:U 773.9540 St. ClaIr Shor~' M~htgan n&-3120 tatives. (I) UCDUD • IIIVIED • IAITEI u-...m Wednesday, February Z9 r-- • 4:30 p.m. - American Catholic (8) • 5 p.m. - Faith 20. (8) •••••••••••••••••••• J & B STUDIO • 5'30 p.m. - "Tax Forms 1983: The 1040." (8) : $300 WITH THIS AD • 6 p.m. - "Wayne County: A New Perspective." (6) OFF 882-5906 • 6:30 p.m - "Health Talks." (8) • 6:30 p.m. - Harper Woods HildUWlts. (19) I LARGE DEEP DISH PIZZA • 7 p.m. - People with Erv S"teiiler (G) • 7:30 p.m - "Russ Gibb at Random" (6) I wlCheese & Pepperoni Decorate your • 7:30 p.m. - "Steady Gains" (9) Home or Office • 8 p.m. - !be Grosse Pointe Symphony In concert (s) I • $3°0 OFF Beautiful custom Photography Humanities series continues I11>EXPIRES ?DINE IN OR CARRY OUT Framed or Matted I 3-8-84 (No Delivery) Wood or Metal Frames The second of "Three Explora- ment of Community Education, 260 tioDSin Sight and Sound," in a new- Chalfonte. classes will be held So Much the work All for-winter offering by U:IeDepart- from 7 to 9 p.m at Brownell Middle I , ONLY AT 882.9055 of oiles. ment of Community Education of School. Call 343-2178 for space The Grosse Pointe Public School availability. Our Work will be on di$play System, will be held on Monday, : PIRJlTES COVE Feb. 21 - March 6 at the - Feb. 'n. St. John offers Camera Center ~ Selected universal themes in art 'BOd~, from ancient to modem cardiac support ~~~~O'2~~••J~Cl.1.f:',e..s:~I\.!~uel'!!\.•• ~ i 17114 Kercheval times, are the focal points of each In !be villa. of the new-for-l9M experiences in St. John Hospital's departments the humanities. Tho6e enrolling of continuing medical education will share insights into how artists and continuing nursing education and composers have responded to will present a program on "Ad- ideas, events, and situations in the vanced Cardiac Life SUpport" on world around them, discussed with Wednesday, Feb. 29 and 'Thursday, the U:Ieuse of slides and recordings. March 1 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and ship's wheel, John GuiM, music critic of the Saturday, March 3, from 8 a.m. to Detroit Free Press, and CaU:lenne 2 p.m. in the hospital's lower level inc. Guinn, artist and teacher, have education center. This course is open to physicians, 19605 Mack developed an outstanding format for viewing and listening pleasure. nurses, respiratory U:Ierapists and GrOSH Pointe Woods erilergency medical technicians. It 112-1340 "Responses to Technology" has been slated for Feb. Z1 and "Im- is intended to enable participants U.S.D.A. PAtME II CH to apply the American Heart GROSSE POINTE'S FINEST Open Mon.Sat 9.30-5 pact of War and Peace" will be held March 12. Association Standards used in FRESH MEATS Come in end IInrwM emergency cardiac situations. At [E~EE:~~~::~~~~::~A:~~) Fee for each session is $6, U.S.D.A. PRIME OR CHOICE payable in advance at the Depart- the completion of the course, the SIDES...... $1.39 participant will be able to identify STANDING RIB ROAST$2.99 LB. life-threatening dysrhythmias com- • Sp«ry Topslden Smoked, Sliced HINDS $1.49 • Mwe.1 jewetry War Memorial monly encountered in emergency • Muta.lgifta cardiac care, state rationale for SLAB BACON ...•... $1.49 LB . FRONTS $1.39 /' • Mutic:aI lamps plans day trip dysrhythmia management and Lean '~-- -- • ship's clocb demonstrate psychomotor skills PORK LOINS . $1.59 • doggie PNMf'¥er • ships in the bottte The War Memorial will host a associated with Advanced Cardiac SHORT RIBS OF BEEF$1.69 LB. . per pound, gross weight • Doddey'l Spr.ckoM • book' day trip Wednesday, Feb. 29, to the Life Support CUT, LABELED AND FREEZER WRAPPED (ealV course plotter) meticulously restored Grand Advance Cardiac Life Support LOIN VEAL CHOPS .. $4.99 LB. YOUR ~Y1 • American • Canedian charts Theatre in London, Ontario The meets the cnteria for a maximum Shoulder Chettbooks • RidMtdMn', theatre, built in 1901, sports a of 20 credit hours In Category I • tout WMthef gear modern brick facade, a sharp con- toward the requIrements for Michi- VEAL CHOPS $3.99 LB. FRESH DAILY .....,...... trast to Its grand, turn-of-the- gan relicensure and the Phy- Genter Cut, Boneless Special! Brownberry &Jen.s century mterlOr. SICian's Recogmtion Award of the Theatre-goers will attend a mat- American Medical Association. CHUCK ROAST $1.99 LB, HEALTH NUT BREAD ::onda inee performance of the comedy, The American Association of iT'" h 1"'>1_ - ~(L 1/f L REG '775 Y{;H "Arsemc and Old Lace," directed Critical Care Nurses has also rres '-'neese ClJ tne wetlr NOW 2 LOAVES FOR by Robin Ptulhps. The $45 trip fee granted this program 20 contact ITALIAN .29 Grosse Includes the play, lunch at Sorren- hours ti's in London, and a snack and Tuition for the course is $200 for BELPAESE 3.99 LB. ~ ;s Pointe beverage en route home. phySICians, $100 for nurses and CAP.~ors 3 LBS. FOR 990 A deluxe highway bus will leave residents. $100 for allied health pro- Honey Bee GI.zecl Fresh Zucchini Woods the Center at 9 a.m. and will return fessIOnals, and $50 for recertifICa- around 7:30 p m tion. There is an additional $5 25 ~ SPIRAL SUCED HAMS SQUASH .. to to ••••••• 39' LB. CHIROPRACTIC For more mformallon call 881- charge for the provam's textbook ~ $2.99 LB. SnON-White 7511 Deadline for regll;tralion is Tues- LB. , 20217 MACK day, Feb. 14 There will be no tui- -MO-R-f\~-LL-E-.Z-C~ MUSHROOMS 990 Capital choir tion reimbursements for particI- ITAHL'S~ Fresh PEA PODS $1.411La 881.7677 pants who are unable to meet performs Sunday course requirements Borden's 2tII ga . Borden's 1 a..I' The Capital University D1apel For further information, contact Chelr WIll perform a sacred a cap- the hospital's Nuning Education pella concert Sunday, Feb. 26, 3 Department at 3043-3380 5t John p.rn at DetrOit's accoushcally per- Hospital is located at 22101 Moross feet Orchestra Hall The concert, Road, west of Mack Avenue in which i.J open to the public, IS part northeast Detroit of tbe choir's ll-i1ay, five-state Sprl,. tour Seleetions vuy from Cottage offer. RenalJlance to contemporary musIc For ticket information con- blood te.tins tact Reverend Dick Knauu, at Coltage Hospital regllllered 561-01111 nurst'." and Itcensed practical Thi.J year's program Includes nurses Will take blood pres!lurf' one of J S Bach'. SIX existing n'adlng~ for anyone In the ('om. dem motets, Smget Herrn, and two munlty on an Informal, drop In ComPOSitions wntten especially for ba~l!> on Tut>Mlay, Fl'o 28, 5 30 P m the chotr AI.o featured are 5f'lec- to 7 3() pm In Boardroom B, on the tiona performed for the 01110 MUSIC lowf'r level of thf' hOllPIt.a1 1'her(' IS Education Auoclatlon Conference no chugf' by DePue, FIA1"Ier, Brahffil, Fret' Illeraturf' on hl~h hlood Wyton, RobertI and Gabneb preJIliUrf' and other reJah-d IlIfle&set Lut 'aU the choir celebrated ita Will be avaIlable to the public For 55th anniversary Since 1m, It hat more information about thlill and Call MoIhSlt. tar appointment been dtl"flcted by Dr E Richard other commurut)' programs otff'red Shoup, who .110 conductI Men'l by the Education df1>artment of 881-76T7 Glee Club aDd tead8 music at Cotta~e Hospital, telephone SM- capital" ConIervatory of MUlIC 1fJOO, extension 2390 ), l •• , 'I ! ~l,I P1g8 Fourteen-A 'I Retired execs do unto others By Harriet N.... usually it l'\IDS to five b ( f ..... I • , -'~ Section B Thursday. February 23. 1984 The Second Section • From Anotber,P To herald Jr. Of View League's May 8)'} .. ,JI"'" 'Show House' March may come In like a lion - Restaurant Duglass will be transformed into a carrousel .., but for approxImately 400 party Monday, March 5, after the pamting The Flying Horses by goers attendmg the De"lgner!>' American artist Maurice Prendergast 0859.1924), for the Show House PrevIew Pd.rty hosted Detroit Committee of the Archives of American Art! l)y the JunIor League of DetrOit, SmIthsoman InstItution Lundi Gras this year. spnng Will definitely he In the all' Theme ot the part}, ~ct for ~atllr- The varIOUSdirmer courses will be named for other day, March 3, IS "An E-emng in an famous Amencah artists - Mary Cassatt, Thomas Moran, English Garden," reflecting the Wilham Harnett, Sanford GIfford, e.g. - culiminating allhltecture of thE' hl"tllrl( homE' with the pIece de resistance dessert: a "Harry Bertoia" ':1" ~elected as the Leagup's 19&4\how sculpture of white chocolate columns! House Colorful spnng flo\\,ers under an arbor of lush foliage \\,III Co-chamng Vne Fete de Carrousel are Mrs, Richard greet guests as they arn\ e In the ManoogIan and Mrs. Irving Burton. It's a black tie even- Grand Hall of 111 Lakeshore Road ing, of course, beginmng with cocktails and hal'S The decoratsng schemt>, \\,hlCh l,,('JUri/><; Whllf'.rlrmwrl t;Jhle ... ;JC- J\Jt:Uy!t:~, ~um.juUHl!; JaI1\ .. dUJ with iug, ii:.;~nations arc cented WIth floral clHntz and ('en VERY limIted, at $140 per person, open to Archives terpleces of wlldflo\\,ers arranged members and guests. In heather-entwined baskels, was * * * coordmated b) mtenor df>Slgner The Archives of American Art is the largest manuscript ~1aureen McCabe, who re-created collection m the world documenting the history of the Camelot at the Country Club for VIsual arts in America. Its purpose is to collect and thiS year's WhIte Chrtslma~ Ball preserve origmal records, dIaries, letters, photographs She's a Prevle\lo Party co-chdlr and other materials from Colonial times to the present, man, along ....Ith Karen Schdefer and to make those materials readily accessible on micro- and Alice Valk They promIse a film to scholars around the world. mght to remember ..... Ith danCing until 1 a m to the ChrIS 7lIordman Oral history mterviews with major contemporary Group's musIc Earlier In the even. figures m the art world are an on-going project of the Ar- lng, musIc Will be prOVided by the chives, whIch contains not only the papers of painters, Harry Teichert Strings as they sculptors and dealers, but also tha;e of historians, stroll through the mansIOn ....hlle , guests dme on a feast of English curators, critics, museums, societies and institutions: the TenderlOin catered by the DetrOit persons and places which have had to do with art in Athletic Club . America. As 10 past Show House yt'ars. the * * * black he preview In the undecorat- This basic source of information on cultural, political ed house heralds the start of prt'- and social life in the United States, the major center for the parahons for the home's pubhc study of the arts in AmerIca, is headquartered in Washing- openmg May 5 For the next two months, prominent metropohtan ton, D.C., now but it all began in Detroit. Detroit area mterIor desIgners will No wonder, then, that Detroit continues to be a strong put theIr talents to work renovatmg source of Archives support. The Detroit Archives Commit- thIS grand old home bUilt III 1907for tee is chaired by Mrs. Thomas Lee Schoenith, of The the Paul H. Deming family Pointe, and numbers a goodly group of other Pointe The March 3 party guest~ WIll be residents among its members, including Mrs. Manoogian, Invited back to preview the home whose husband is a national trustee, as is Dr. Burton, on the eve of Its openmg CommIt. tee members Involved m plannmg Doris' husband. both events are Judy Agley, Dede Booth, Sherry Brophy, Kathy A French Connection Cavanaugh, Lisa Gandelot, Bev Think of art and thoughts turn eventually, inevitably, to Georgi, Patty Gmemer, Carol France, to Rive Gauche ateliers and Louvre corridors Gove, DebbIe Grazlam, Pam crammed with masterpieces. This Saturday, Feb. 25, at Lorey. Betsy MorrIS, Susan 7:30 pm at Lochmoor Club, members of the Alliance Mozena, Martha Murphy, Lynne Olds, Jane, Pooley, Judy Sieber, Francaise de Grosse Pointe and their guests will hear J. Myrna SmIth Pam Stanton and Patrice Marandel, curator of European Painting at the Cindy Vogt 1 Detroit Institute of Arts, lecture on "The Impressionists Des.pen' ShOW'Hoa.e PrevieW' Party c.ehaJrmea MAUREEN McCABE (left) ad KAREN General co-chaIrmen for the and Their FrIends. '.' A slide presentation will accompany JURJor Leag~'. J914 Designers' his talk. A dessert buffet will follow it. SClL\EFER have eolllpleted pl.... for tile Marell3 eveat to be fIoIteti by tile J1Udor Leape elDMnft. The party's theme II "AD EveafDg la an ED,Ush Garden," recalUng days wlteD lacUes wore trlBy •• &1 Show House are JoalVle Chamber- aDd gentlemen doIIaetl bowlers. lain and Stephana' Hampton j q~~~~~SAVE250/0 m 50% ., ~ ~O~~RATTAN ~ ~~ A.~ ROCKERS-ETAGERES SPEED JACKET ~V ~",. SOFA GROUPS-DINING ~ ~ ~,.. SETS PRE-SEASON ~ r~~OAK GALLERY SAVINGS v;.llDINING SETS-WALLUNITS 25% off ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS IN STOCK AND SPECIAL ORDER ..4IIIIBARS & STOOLS PATIO SETS . ~to .. • tNs ~taeUt. ) Cotton In brights or ~r"'"'posteR. misses' S-M-L, $85 The IndMduol~t In The Woodward Shops at Eastland and Northland \, \ ..- ~1' ,Jhudson's PATIO & 979.5500 FURNITURE 35834 Van Dyke • Sterling Heights Mon & Thu~ 10-8 -a ' Tues, 'Wed , Fn ,Sat 10-5 '1. o-otR IV ,"ONI: 24 f"lours a day, 7 day$ Q WMfc. CASUALS 6iiiI Metro DetrOIt, cot! 5Q9.245A, Els~, t~ l-tOO-23)'2000. 'r ",,,"I: ,}-<,'.-., ~1>\" & i ~~ "".l~TW08 GR.OSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, FebNary 23. 1984 ~~ Cd - ;~ Present Grand Bal polonais Date in March for TdJany Tour Some of tbe flDll8t ex.mple of Louis C. Tiffany and Company t i Art 01. Poland Associates, an alD:- AI80ciatel cpoosored moatb-&oaa .. jJiary of the Founders Society EKhibition of Traditional Polisli Detroit's Tiffany tl'easures will be was founded in l878 to make win- featured on a day-long Tiffany Tour dows foe public buildings, churches ~J' ~ Detroit IDstitute 01 Arts and the Dre8I. FoUowiDg diDner at .~t Polisb Opera Committee of award .. eancert ~':ii sponsored by the Detroit Histoncal and homes. Unlike his cootempor. Society and Cutters Art Glass of aries, who painted shapes on aIus, ',' ': Kicbigan Opera Theatre wtll pre- LaH* ~, a PoUsb Roval Oak Windows In three his. Tiffany used sections of colored 'i . seat Grand Bal Polooal.S, a teadI. emigre, will perform Chopin's Po- -" , tone cb1rches and the DaVld Whit- glass cut into the desired shapes. ,~ ; tioaal Polish dumer daDele, on lonaise In A Flat MaJOr as prelude -.- ney Manslon will be vlewed dunng The quality of the glass and its vari- ~'< : to Saturday, Mareh 3, from 7 pm to the Grand Polonais. the stately r ill I •• dance which tradlt:onally inaug . ~-_.r.i1 the Saturday. March 31, program. alion in thickness created the in the DetrOit Main Llbra. k'" · midnight bus jewel.like of work. . ry's Adam Strohm Hall. urates formal Polish balls The tour begins at 9:30a.m at brilliance tus the DetrOit Historical Museum, VIckie Payne, designer and co- : The ball, similar to ballrooms in 'Ibe committee p1anniDg the par. Yo here coffee and rolls will be owner of Culters, will be tour com. • '~ castles, has marble ty is Chaired by Mrs. Mitchell ; floori and frescoed walls and ceil. Kafarski and mcludes Mrs. John served and a displa)' 01 Art Nouveau mentator. She has always been fas. It will be decorated m Pol. Bielawslu, Mrs. Richard Bratkow- glass may be seen, and ends at Cut- cinated by stained glass and always . iDes. ters with a wine and cheese recep- wa~ted tv own. a home with a and's nallonal colors, red and ski, Mrs Frank Germack Jr" Mrs. lion and a demonstration of stained stamed glass window. .. When I . white, for the black and white he Albert Jadach, Mrs. Algirdas glass cultmg found I couldn't afford the window I : party which, It is hoped, will Juocys, Mrs. Richard Kulis, Mrs. TIckets at $25 per person, exclud. wanted, I decided to try and dupli- • becOme an annual event Clarence Ledwon, Mrs William mg Dutch Treat lunch at Jacoby's 10 cate It." she explams. One wmdow Lorenz, Mrs George Puscas, Mrs Honorary committee members Bricktown, are hmited and must be led to another - untll the account. are His Excellency, The Most Rev- DaVid Smith, Mrs Helene Pierce purchased In advance by sending ant gave up ber ledgers for cutting erend Edmund Sroka, ArehblShop and Mrs Anthony Szymanski. checks, payable to the Detroit His- tools 11years ago. of Detroit, Governor and lnformatlon on hekets, pnced at Mrs. tOflCal Society, to 5401 Woodward AddItional TIffany Tour informa. James Blanchard, DetrOit's Mayor $75 general admissIOn, $100 patron Avenue, Detroit, MICh 48202 Tic- tion may be obtained by C Special Complete Hair Cut and Perm $35, HO"[ DrexelA.. regularly $50 8045 Herit~ Cindy, Sarah, Ruth EAST JEfFERSON winter Feb 24 thru Mar. 10 SALE DETROIT. MICH ThE BEST OF EVERHHING NOvV SAVINGS PRICED AT FORSTER S INTERIORS i Q "'-i 8~1-~~2~ PI 1f J Qllallly Nurmi!: __• - The ~." ...... r come in or calf 885-3240 Care •• • ,*,"p M.S. Thurs • Fn. 'tl! 9 · , bV Her\tage 'O\d continent .. , EO COl.l.ECTIONI SOPHIstICAl A CHARM\NG AND ~rther than Forster'S '01 Id '" look nO IU ceptiona lent dmlng, here WIth ex IOO\<.1f'9 10r opu \ unous atmOSP n solids and It you are by Hentage haS a ~)( m the chOicest peca Chateau radIance t Contlnen Ii piece IS created ro hed In the Heritage the sale prices detailS Eac ers then MIS and SOare " gratt~ walnU t ve~~ attractIVe collectIon ... t Tn IS an ex..rem y ISuntl\ March ~Othl each SAlE U,05S Pt:g S2 569 BlJ(\Ct\l[1g catllOelstJ.,E $,\,615 Reg $? 019 01(11(19 1atlle SALE _ Re i735 AnT' Cha \ eacn sALE $499 Re~ $629Sloe Crall eachSAU $'\ ,519 p.eg S1 899 \"\unltlOard SIGN OF TIlE UON FINAL CLEARANCE SALE -3 DAYSONLY- FURTHER REDUCTIONS 20 to 600/0 OFF EVERY ITEM IN STORE n SAVE UP TO 50%: .. r' '" / r ( 1 (J/e~ SALE ENDS ,..( ... r1 ( r' n)~: I tCS" I SAT., FEB. 25 12/00 HALL RD \ M-59) 19435 MACK AVENUE -all salesfinal- Sterling Heights GrOllt !'omtt Wouds Grosse POinte 10 to 530 Dady In-the. VIllage 739.5100 881-9390 Thursday nIghtS 't~ 9 P m 882.0052 BOTH STUHf- S OPE~ rJlO~ THURS & FRI UNTIL 9 PM Orhe' Days 930 to ')]0 Closed Sunday , : Thursday, February 23, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thr.. -B Onistine Ape is a fall bride AndreaGaw At home on Cadieux Road In De- cuffs Matching lace detaIled her CRYSTAL SALE trOIt are Mr and Mrs. Robert Allen chiffon skirt I which extended Into a Declercq, who traveled south cathedral length tram toSaYVOW8 through the Smokey Mountains and Her veil, edged with Velllse lace Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Gaw, of LAST 3 DAYS! up Skyline Drive, making several and sprinkled WIth floral appliques, East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, TAKE UP TO 25% OFF stops along the way, following their ~as field b) a lace-CQvered erown formerly of Brys Drive, are an- OUR ALREADY lDW marriage Saturday, November 12, cap nouncing the engagement of their m the Gros~e Pointe Congrega- Honor matron Mr!> Steven Con- daughter, Andrea Louise, to James WAREHOUSE PRICES! honal and American Baptist lan and bnde!>malds Janet Agne, of Frank Szewczyk, 80n of Mr. and over 650 Finest Quality Church. Portage, sister of the bl'lde, Mrs. Mrs. Andrew Szewczyk, of Hunt Lead Crystal Items Mrs Declercq IS the former DaVid Ke\\ and Mrs Calvlll Messer, Club Drive, The weddmg ISplanned to choose from. Christme Agne, daughter of Profes- 111 bustle-sku'ted, flounce-hemmed \ for early August SALE ENOS SAT 2126 sor and Mrs Robert F Agne, of dresses, c ASIfo AIlOU10Ul YOU CAN LOSE 12-15 881-00101__ ,._ SILHOUETTE SNIPPETS SUN UNlMlfD POUNDS IN FOUR ...... ~SPECW.S WEEKS WITH -- From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday, March 7 Thursday, March 8; Friday, March 9 DIET CENTER and Saturday, March 10; Grosse Pointe WE'LL HELP YOU Capture With fondness the profile KEEP IT OFF! of your little one In a Silhouette by Sally Newcomb Each cutting IS 882-5885 mounted on art paper and ready to frame A personal keepsake that family and friends Will cherish. Head Silhouette, 850, Full fIgure, $17 Dtet Center ... Please call us at 882-7000, extension Ute y..... AheecI." 126 for your sitting reservatlon • Jilt sbops of W"tt01\.PitrCt REGULAR SHOPPING HOURS' 16828 Kercheval • Grosse Pomte Daily Monday Tuesday, Wedne~(Jay '.,aturday 930 am 10600 pm Daily and Evenings Thursday and FmJay q 30 am 10 900 pm 884.1330 ...... It ... , Thursday, February 23. 1s;a3 Page Four-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Seek families From Another Pointe • • to partiCIpate Of View Passport and Visa (Continut>d from Paie IBI in teen study Mr. and !\In. pftft' Ruppe Jr., of The speaker, born in Paris, has previowly been Roslyn Road, announce the birth of The Merrill-Palmer Instltute for associated With the Rhode Island School of Design "and the Family Development, Wayne State theIr fIrst child, a son, Peter PhOlogl1ph Service Art Institute of Ctucago He WIll focus most of his Pointe Umversity. IS seekmg a ddltlOnal Da~l, Feb. 4 Mrs. Ruppe is the families to mter\'le\\ for a study on Alhance presentation attention on portraits by Monet, former Lye VallHOrJII, daughter of the role of the famll\ m adolescent Renoir and Degas, whose paintings hang in major ~r. and Mrs. Ronald VaaHora, of social and sexual development museums of the world Moneta, Va. Paternal grand. Available at parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter The study. funded by the l:mted "Thelr portralts are one of the more surprismg areas of Ruppe, of Hampton Road States Department of Health and these artIsts' achievements," says M Marandel. "They '" Human Sen Kes. \\ III attempt to are not as well known and have rarely been as prominently .. Greatw(¥ TrcweI dlsco\ er as much as possible about featured as their other works. In addItion to their ex- :\Ir. and 'Irs. Jeffre) H. Cann, of ho\\ parents com e) values and in- cellence, ho~e\"er, the portraIts reveal the artists' connec- The Pomte, announce the birth of formatIOn regarding sexuality to tIOns and SOCIalpositions in late 19th centurY France." thelT first child, a son, Jeffrev Corporation their chIldren and ho\\ thiS mfor- Hunter Jr., Feb 2 Mrs Cann is the matlon affectlo theIr teenagers Monet. credited With bemg one of the foremost painters former Patricia Tulloch, daughter Sue Albnghl, Kiln Belloh, -\nne Ford. CIJudlJ Gordon, Ellen Johnston, "We are lookmg for families \\Ith of landscape m the history of art, is often called the of Dr. and ,trs. John A. Tulloch, of Lmcoln Road Paternal grand. Mananne K,mab. BarbJra Mcleod, Jud) SIJndl~h. Phoebe Weinberg teens \l. ho are succes~ful In such Founder of ImpresslOmsm, a term couled by hostile cntlcs areas as scholarshIp. school lead- after viewmg his "ImpressIOn. Sunrise, 1872" at a group parents are !\tr. and Mrs. James R. 100 Kercheval on-the-Hill, 886-4710 Cann, former Pointers who now ershIp •debate teams, class of- exhIbition in 1874 RenOlr began to earn his living with por- reside in Bloomfield Htlls Open Mon.-Fri., 9a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10a.m.-} p.m. fICerS!. athletic teams or perform- traiture ill 1870, Simultaneously startmg to pamt "joyous, mg art:., or \\ho are acll\e 1Il shimmering color and fhckenng light ill outdoor scenes." .... \..~...... ""' - - ~~...... ,..,_...... -,,"?'" '-'''~'-I'' ~ _ ' tJ- ..~ vegas strove to unite me .. '= .. • Page Flve.S l'hu rsday , February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS War Memorial schedules arts, crafts classes ~E.O. to mark After more than a year's taught by Carol Lachuisa on Thurs- but not necessarily figure drawin~ absence, Master Calligrapher day mornmgs beginmng March 8, Sharon Blake will teach realistic Founders' Day Wilham A Bostick returns to the and a Suml.E Japanese mood floral painting 10 OIls 10 an all-day Grosse Pomte War Memorial Wed. pamtmg course conducted by Mary workshop Tuesday, March 'Zl Many Pointers will be among nesdav evemngs, begmmng March Bowman on Thursday evenmgs, other workshops include Patti Detroit area P.E 0 Chapter 14. to. teach the art of beautiful March 1 through 29 Jensen's afternoon fabriC pIcture members gathering saturday, handwriting His eight-week class Another watercolor class, led by framlllg program Tuesday, March March 3, at the North Congrega- IS deSigned for begmners It costs Manlyn Derwenskus, WIll meet 20, and a pall' of two-day stencilmg tional Church on CivIC Center $55, plus a $17 matenals fee. Monday afternoons, startlllg workshops conducted by Kim Drive in Southfield to celebrate the Other War Memonal spring arts March 19 Fnend, the fIrst scheduled (or 115th anniversary of the foundmg dnd crafts cla~es mclude "A Real- Damel Keller uses a weekly mo- Wednesday evenings, March 21 of theIr SIsterhood IStiC Approach to Watercolor," del to aid students III Il1terpretmg and 28, the second for Friday after- hne, color and compO!lltlOn III hiS noons, March 16 and 23; thiS Early The event is sponsored by DetrOit RecIprocity, whIch represents 011 and acrylic pamhng course It IS American craft can be applied to View history deSigned for both begmners and m. walls, fabncs, noors, accessories chapters in the Greater DetrOIt area. Lucille Ladouceur, of • termedlate artIsts, and WIll meet and stahonery • on Tuesday afternoon'i begmmng A photography field triP, led by Livonia, Chapter DZ, ISthe present Viaportrmts March 13. Jamc'i Glbb, WIll meet at Cran- chairman. "POItralts and People." a new Nancy Thayer, new to the center, brook Sunday, March 18, at 1 pm ~~ tout pi esented by the DetrOit In!lll- The day's agenda calls for a re- " Will teach "Dra\\ IIlg dud Figure It '"III be followed by an evaluatIon tute of Arb. offers elementary ceiving lme of state officers and EnVironment" Wednesday morn- session at the War MemOrial Tues- through high .,chool students an op- past-presidents, formmg at 11 30 mgs begmnmg March 1o! Each of day evening, March on portulllty to ':lee and compare the a.m , followed by luncheon at noon her eight c1asse!> emphaslles a um- Additional details. fee and supply way:, drtlsts have exprei>!Ied. and a program featuring the Cam- que element of draWing the figure list II1formahon may be obtamed at through pOI tratts, not only the III vanous environments Some the War :\Iemonal Center's front panelle Hand Bell ChOIr of ehardcter of thelr subjects. but of Rosedale Gardens PresbyterIan drawmg expenence I!I refired - office theIr age Church, Shirley Harden, director. 1 ~ It WdS offered last year as an I P E 0 is a phl1anthropic orgam. adults-only tour - but the I ~,.o .., ~uH/'n I II~-======11 zatlOn workIng to mcrease oppor- Illu:,eum t> c.tlUl'U!lOlI !JepallI11em tumhes for women through hIgher Admiring their heritage and Docents conductmg the tours I-;~~-;~;:t~-I Make the :Romance education. The SISterhood supports felt It would be an excellent learmng Cottey Junior College for Women in A free, open-to-the-public presentation on the Indians of this expenence for students of art, his- area, their mteractlon with early settlers and military personnel tal y. social studies and SCIence lAst ~orever. . . Nevada, Mo., the International Ann Elizabeth through two centuries, will be presented Monday, Feb. 27, at 7:30 Artworks are seen through the Peace Scholarship Fund which Willison, daughter of eyet> of dlfferl.'nt artists of different grants aid to foreign women p.m. in the gymnasium of Kerby School, under joint sponsorship Mr. and Mrs. J. l)a, id time!> and places The students wishing to pursue advanced of the St. Clair Shores Historical Society, the Grosse Pointe Woods Willison, of Heather Imght be askt.>o to compare a 16th degrees m the United States and Historical Commission, the Harper Woods Historical Society and Lane, is one of J5 century Italian court paintmg of a the Continumg Education Fund the Grosse Pointe Historical Society. Talks will tie given by Wheaton College duchess WIth a 20th century Ger- which assists women who need Stanley Materna, of the Detroit Fire Department, and Gloria seniors elected to financial help for further education man pamting of a peasant woman membership 10 the Balchunas, of the Harper Woods historical group. There will be a a 19th century American sculp- in order to re-enter the business or Wheaton College professional world. discussion on the discovery and collection of artifacts. Jean ture of Abraham Lincoln with an Dodenhoff. curator of the Grosse Pointe Society, will report on ancient Roman sculpture of Nero Scholastic Honors their preservation and display. Ample parking is available. They learn how a period in his- Society. Ann IS an Refreshments will follow the program, in connection with which tory, such as the beginning of Chris- honors student with a Parliamentary double major III Kerby SChool Heritage Hall will feature an April 3D-June 14 ex- hamty or World War I, affected an arlist's perception. . how the dis- literature and musIc hibit pertaining to local Indians, showcasing artifacts from local She toured with the lesson today history groups and individuals and highlighting creative projects covery of new sCiences and technol- ogies changed the way artists view- Wheaton College Or- Mrs. Walter Frenz will lead a of Kerby students like MARK BONNANNI, seated, center in ed theIr subjects. chestra in spring, 1983 parliamentary lesson on Meetings Heritage Hall with his log cabin. Also seated are TORY • • • These o.re Just 0. few from our and sessions when the Federation The students ar.' encouraged to Io.rge select'on of dlo.mond BIRGBAUER (left) and SHERYL BAETZ (right). Standing left participa te in discussions of the Among those named of Women's Clubs of Metropolitan to right, are DAVID McKIM, TIM MILLER, JO MALECEK. of heo.rt pendo.nts Detroit meets at 10 a.m. today, portraIts and their periods, as often to the Hamilton College the Pointe Historical Society, and ANNE NICHOLSON, Kerby new perceptIOns and ideas come Thursday, Feb. 23, at the federa- Dean's List for the fall, from spontaneous questions, tion clubhouse on Fenkell Avenue School parental advisor. 1983 semester is answers and eJ\pressed opinions. in Detroit. A board of directors Thompson Smith, son edmund t. RHEE Jewelr.Y co, The tours are given Wednesdays meeting at 10:30 a.m. will be of !\fl'. and Mrs. Leon- 20139 ,mock Avenue Get newsletter tricks of trade at 10a m. and Thursdays at 11a.m. ard W. Smith, of Whit- followed by Mrs. Lael Marsh's POinte mlch. Teachers interested 1D reservmg Grosse Woods. 48236 Scandinavian Tour program The Volunteer Network of Metro- Registration deadhne IS next tier Road Smith is a politan DetrOIt will sponsor a Tuesday, Feb 28 Cost IS $15 for one for their classes may call the jUlllor at the Clinton, 886-4600 hands-on workshop, Designing members of the Volunteer Network, Docent secretary, 833-7981, for fur- N.Y., college Widows sponsor Your Newsletter, Thursday, March an alhance of more than 120 non- ther Information. 8, from 9 to 11.30 a.m. at the Univer- proht orgamzations utlhzing volun- Leap Year dinner sity of DetrOIt teers in the delivery of their serv- Spina Bifide benefit All widows and their friends, ices (over 100, individuals commit- male and female, are invited to at- Production methods, basic layout ted to the support of volunteerlsm dinner dance date CRYSTAL SALE and paste-up techmques, graphics hold membership as well), $20 for tend a Leap Year dinner next The fourth annual Winter Thaw Wednesday, Feb. 29, at 6:30 p.m. at creation on a hmited budget, effec- nonmembers tIve use of typograp'hy m design and Enrollment, on a first-come, dmner dance benefit to defeat LAST 3 DAYS! the Dearborn Country Club. Reser- Spina Bifida, one of the most com- vatioos for the party, sponsored by the use of color will be covered by first-served basis, may be made by TAKE UP TO 25% OFF instructors Nancy Kassen, U of D mailing checks tp yolupteel Net. mon biJ;1.h defects, Will be held tlle Widow's Organization, may be Saturday, March 17, at Athena OUR ALREADY lOW made through Monday, Feb. Tl, by publicatiOll$ eQitor, ~ Bromley, work, PO. Box ~, Birmingham, partner in the graphics des!~ Ann Mich. ~8012. Further informatIOn fIall, Roseville. Information on WAREHOUSE PRICES! Contacting the organization's of- tickets, at $17.50 per person, may fice, '512-379Z. Prizel!S'''andentertain- AC Squared, and B'al'bara Hoff- may be obtained by contacting Syl- over 650 FInest Quality mann, freelance commumcations via at the Birmingham Community be obtained by contacting Irene Lead Crystal Items ment will be provided and a special CharQonneau at 882-9396. guest has been invited. specIalist. Education offIce, 642-4010. to choose from. SALE ENDS SAT 2126 I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , : New O,••• n. Dlx...... d • : CHET BOGAN and the Wolveme Jazz Band : I • EveryTuesday 8'30 pm. CRYSTAL CENTER 19866 MACK OPEN 343.9078 : THE UDO Dining, Cocktails : Bel 7 a 8 MUe Mon .Frl 10.5 •. 24026 E Jefferson (Jusl North of 9 Mile) •• Sol 10.4 , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 20 to 40% OFF I ~ Z ENTIRE STOCK OF • . . ------_._------SHOES AND BOOTS---- Town & counrryHP.eVeloriOOS NOW $29.00 NOW $25.00 ------Ciratlon Naturollzers 25%OFF NOW ~~5~00_ NOW $25.00 our complete HENREDON SIZES 9 TO 1 J upholstered collection ... This Henredon sofa's just one of the great things by great makers, We have closed our Northland Store. now at huge savings. In fact, the whole luxurious Henredon uphol- Please VIS.' our Downtown Store sr. stered collection is on sale. You can custom-order from all sorts of located at 1550 Woodward Avenue special fabrics and special finishes at outstanping sale savings. DOWNTOWN . ,.- ~ r- - U 1550 Woodw.ud Ave " ; , SMOII 962-8628 ~-1All I Vi.. , MasterCard, Wiggs charge SwU9 .... FUcut ~,StuN & afwt £Uti ...... 'Dtligkt6 61-\ ,.. p.w. P~. How do we do thIS? By putting our entire salon C~8taural~ and itstalents at the disposal .- .'~ III~~• .: •• w ~ Ii 148ft .fnbrr MON[)AV THRU FRIDAV of our clients and use any 3rM III .,.. ond all meons to ensure that 393-19115 IALL DRINKS 'h 'RICE} yOU, lhe client wdl return M...... LMIett Wit NhfId 1M iliff tI Pet VISIT OUR EXCITING ~M NEW CONTEMPORARY "Ill CtMW.. tWt II .....,. .... GALLERIES. THEY'RE fII' T_, ,. 21 ". SIt., ~ IN, ttM. SOMETtiING SPECIAL TOSEEI DIMMER FOR ncotmI 8O"f\MlI ... II 'I. PRtCI Mf N !IN') WOMfN <. fMIA SEAl/ICE'> WE 1_ HSlIVATMMIS.. 1 " ',1 , I' (J Iili', /j~11 Jtl-ttts 4080 TELEGRAPH ROAD. BLOOMFIELD HilLS. MI 48013 644-7370 , Ptl r I (_,I-I-J (II 1/1''\ ~I' i/c,o\ Ucl (.?r')~'u' ( r'u ,I (I,,,, f'",r !lIdO v.. htldtlt - I...... HOURS MON _THURS. FRI _9-30-9-00 _ TUES - WED SAT 9'30.5-30 Wood, MI (1.. 1 MI \ " :" GROSSE POINTE NEWS Showcase '84 at Youtheatre "Showcase '14," tlw SlXth annual ties. 1be black tIe banquet 1S an ad. IAL SatioaaJ Sbot.\'case of PerformIng dltlonal $25 Arts for Young People. ....ill be hosted m De-trolt for the flrSt lime TIle Sho....case. more than three AClnE SWEEPE. Miclugan State Uni. by the DetrOit Institute of Arts' )ears in rlanning, is ~ primary SALES • SERYleE versity SOpboDlore y .&.-_ !.l h ./ PMS :••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Dance to the BIG BAND SOUND : ProfeSSIOnal ~fedl(al Ser\'1ces • 15t and 3rd Thursday of the Month • 20020 Kelly Rd • Harper Woods ~I 48225 :• Glen MIller, Hally James, Tommy Dorsey : WORSHIP SERVICES 4f{ 1,Cllod u rl, Sed" )r,}", HU\i'llal • by • GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe Woods • aET BOGM's 7-pc. DIDESTRA • MEMORIAL CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9 30 and 11 30 Worstup • at • 19950 Mack Avenue WE CARE 10.30 Study Hour • • I halfway belween Moross anll Vernier Roa6s! • • Cnb-Toddler Care ~ ...-:.-:.-:.-:._T:H._E:.P:.R:.O:.F_E•• SS._.I_O••N••A.LS::.W:..H••O__.C.A•• R._E:•• : THE LIDO Mh..f ~Ijll ::?!).- ~r : "THROUGH THE 9 lO -\ \1 EDLC<\TIO:-' Hal R : D'flfng, CocktaIls : For Adult- Youth ,md Chl!dlel' : 24026 E. Jefferson (just north of 9 Mile) : LOOKING GLASS" Dr. William R. Phillippe ~L"D-\'y II 0\ \1 DI\I:--E ....OR"HIP •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Children" Learning Center' dnd 16 Lak~bore Dr. Diat-4.-Pra~er "UI 'el \ PI 0\ Ided 882.533G • 24 Ilr. 882-8770 PRESBYTERIA.,\ CHlR<.H (L~A) CO~1E GROW WITH LS i ..< ST. MICHAEl's CHRIST CHURCH The Grosse Pointe EP,SCOPAl Ii!" Congregational ~ CHURCH It ;1 .. 61 Grosse Pomte Blvd. and ~75 Put s..tlII",.a~ :-(~; :a.fl[~t "S~I WHITTIER TOWERS American Baptist Grone PollI&eWoM. Church 884-4820 YOlJ :'i'l I h.,.Hun1f' "'I r..ulhrnp 800 c:i m Hol) Euchan ...~t The Episcopal Church Welcomes 9 30 .. m Blble StUd; Pr Inc Ipd I \er- 1«('\ ~V ...D-\T SER\ ICES ,,"urser} A\ allablel 10 JO am 9 15a m Hol) EL:i:honst & Church School 9 30a m and11 i5a m ('hor .. Euchar;,t and 11 15a m Mornmg Prayer and Sermon S<>rmon Sunda\ School Holy Euchamt - first Sunda) "DO WE V.~kda, Euchdr.,1 4 30 P m Even,>ong - Second Sunday 9 30 a m TUelodd> SEED GOD?" lnldl'll ("re pr611ded Psalm oU 1-8 9 0\ \1 I Orher senlces - Hol\ E"(h,,m~ rlR-,T'iATLRD\Y 'C'nb Room hoth ~rv I p Church School 9 JO R .. c\.or RelM-rt~ ..... lIy ~ 30 m S~rUrd2\ 8 00 a '11 Sund.\ I, P,\. k J1 ( f"'"j 1~1'1" For fr,,"n Un. look !plI, \ DU J\' 1m .. • Gift Shop Fir" English all Within the bulldtng R~er Christ the K'"9 Ev. Lutheran Unrted Lutheran Church ... , \"_."0."" '" IIt*CIllI.,,l.l The .Welcome- ,ign 15 out. Methodist 2033t IliIKk GP'W Church .-0"11 '0.""" .....Rt': ~ Church '. (fnit'r f{()d(j at awaiting your call or visit. 884-5090 \~(odgl ....o<.K1I)rl\(> ",.nd" \ '" hr.,1 " d m 21671 \, rnl<~r BIi,I' ( I",,, .." .. m ,ro,'( P'llnte Wood, ~ "ITlll ..... or ..hJI' J() 111 IllIt ~o 19599 H"rr)('r \r.,orxh RlI4 21rl'i ~ E'IJO"'hlp H""r II YJd m \ 'to,Jr, to ~ ' .. ",t ~ Jf,,, m for Information or an apPolntm.nt ....ed Hili!. (1..", 10 d m Mack Ave ("nun h \A- ''''h", 9 JIJ ,m " , d Page Seven-B Thursday, February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Art of Chivalry coming to DIA HeAdy morning for Methodist " The Founders Society Detroit In- ly, of European SCulpture and The Grosse Pomte Umted spring with a garden hat. Jeanette • stitute of Arts has been awarded Decorative Arts at the DIA, to Methodist Women, celebrating Evans' safety helmet, with alarm $111,739 from the National Endow- develop an e~hibit of ~ar works their organization's century of and flashing light, represented the ment for the Humanities to support of art relatmg 10 Medieval a~ Christian witness, met early in the practical aspects of headgear education programs and other as. Renaissance heraldry and chlv- month to hear Shirley Hal'desty, Evelyn Gflffrth wore the smallest peets of a major exhibition, "The airy. past-president of the Umted hat, designed for her several years Art of Chivalry: European Arms ThiS exhibit Will include tapes' Methodist Women's Detroit East before she made her home here by and Armor from the Metl'opohtan tries, laces, embroideries, scuJp- District, report on "A Funny Thmg a long-time friend, as an invitation Museum of Art," opening at the ture, furniture and graphics from Happened to Me on My Way to to visil DetrOit museum April 4 and continuing the museum's permanent collec. Meet The King" Nancy Grunewald, giving devo- .. there through June 17. lion, which have not recently tM:e~ The mormng sessIOn featured tions, cited expressions about hats, The grant, lal'gest s10gle award on view. Recent European acqulsl- breakfast served by the Martha uses of specifiC types of hats and ever received by the Founders lions wtll be prommently featured. Circle, Mary Jane Wriston, the only mentlon of hats 10 the BI- Society from the NEH, Will enable The grant also supports an edu- chairperson Each guest was asked ble, in the Book of Daniel, Chapter the DiA to develop a varlety of callonal program bemg develo~ to wear a funny hat lois Batten Three The speaker was mtroduced family-oriented educatlonal pro. by Patlence Young, associate modeled the oldest, Edith Wickhne by Mrs Herold Deason, the Pointe grams and related exhibits, and curator of Education, orlented to the most ongmal A Carmen Umted Methodist Women's vice- Will support a new mstallallon of all ages and including Docent-guld- Miranda style president and program chair. the museum's own WIlliam Ran- ed tours of the exhibitions, a Dorothy Jefferson was ready for person dolph Hearst Collection of Arms prmted gallery gUIde, posters, and Armor 10 the museum's Great brochures, children's worksheets Hall and an arms and armor cart. Personnel Wonlen In conjunction With "The AI t of Lectures on Medieval history schedule senlinar Chivalry," It permIts Dr Alan P and romance and courtly !lfe are More Saturday Darr and Peter Barnet, curator planned - and many of thE' events The Internatlonal ASSOCiatIOnof and assistant curator, respectlve- will be free to the pubhc at Four music Personnel Women-Detroit will pre- sent a one-day &emmar, "Manage- Saturdays at Four, the chamber ment: Who, What, Where, When & musIc series founded and directed Short and l\.l'UJUig frvnl :; :10 J ;j•. by Lawrence LaGore, of Three ii:ow,H tc ~ p.m saturday. March 24, at Mercy to the pOinte Mile Dnve, Will present a program College Conference Center on West thiS Saturday, Feb. 25, at 4 p.m in Outer Drive Madame Cadillac Hall on the Topic for keynote speaker Dr Among eight U S. Marygrove College campus Paul Pearsall, of Sinal Hospital. IS Geologica I Survey Appearmg With pianist LaGore, "Gloria, Edith, Marilyn and the SCientists who earned who performs at the series con- Department of Interior certs, will be Faith Foster, Wonder Woman Syndrome." HIS address will be followed by four meritorious service soprano, DetrOlt Symphony Or- workshops: "Managin~ Change m awards for outstandlllg chestra viohmst Ronald Fischer SCIentific achIevement and hiS wile, Laura FIscher, also a the Work Force," with E. Jill Pollock; "Assessment Centers - is earth science fields is violmlst, member of the Ann Arbor Dr. Earl E. Brabb, a Chamber and MIchigan Opera The Way to Go," with Dr. Robert Loesch; "Assessmg '(our Leader- Palo Alto geologist who Theatre Orchestras ship Style," with Dr. Kay Brunner, was cited as a leader in They Will present two works by and "Personal Skills for Managing the Survey's hazardous Bach, three songs by Mendelssohn Conflict," with John Trenkle. mitigation programs, D'Etre University IS now oHenng the and Beethoven's Sonata in C Lunch is 10cluded in the registra- especially in the area of course SHAKESPEARE on Thursday 9Y8n- minor, Op. 30, No 2 Tickets at $5 tion fee of $45. Registration landshde and earth- Ings from 6.00 to 8:00 at Grosse Pointe general admiSSIOn, $2.50 for deadline is Monday, March 12. Fur- quake hazards Dr South High School, Room 166/S. Auditor- students and senior CItizens, in- ther information may be obtained Brabb attended Grosse clude a post-performance meet- Fitness day for women ium. Its representative plays from the com- by contacting Karen Jirik, .w6-3572, Pornte High School the-artists afterglow, with hors ROSE EVANSKI and JAN JUDD (standing, left and right>, plete RiverSide Shakespeare aHord good or Linda Middlebrooks, 223-1124. from 1944through 1947. d'oeuvres. representing Alpha Delta Kappa honorary organization for . ... . preparation for the Stratford festival or local theatre. The special group rate for thIS women in education. confer with JEANINE MCKNIGHT (seated, Lael A. Krull, son of Moving, Engaged, New B8by1~ Short and right>, Jacobson's Beauty Salon executive director, and BARB Mr. and Mrs. Edward course IS $250 for 3 credit hours The cost Getting S~ttled ~ad_~~J~-&~~I OTUL, Kalosomatics program director, as they plan a total Krull, of Grosse Pointe to audit IS $200 and for senior citizens, the New Town d1lemmRS fade afte' a WEL to the Pointe Fitness Day of health, beauty and exercise at Assumption City, was named to the cost is $100. WAGON call Cultural Center, located on Marter Road at the border of Grosse Dean's List for the fall To JOin the class, Simply come to the class As WELCOME WAGON Representative. It'S my semester at the Umver- meeting In Room 166 from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. lob to help you make the most at your new -neigh- Pointe Woods and 81. Clair Shores. The program, open to all wo- sity of South Carolina, on Thursday, February 23 or March 1 - the borhood Shopping Areas Community opportunj- I Army Captain David men, runs from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, March 10. Special ties SpeCial attractions Lots of tiPS to save you B. Hall, son of Eliza- where he is a student In guest speaker will be Dr. Lawrence Power, clinical professor of last day for joining - or call 882-5522 for time and money beth J. Peterson, of the SChool of Applied information. Plus a basket of gifts for your family III Bedford Road, and Medicine at Wayne State University, whose food and fitness col- Professional Science be Iistenmg for your call umn is syndicated by the Los Angeles Times. Registration fee is H£LPFUL HINTS for Weddlnp _nd Eng_ge- Howard D. Hall. of ments tool Newtown, Conn., has $12, including a Greek salad and spinach pie luncheon. Space is li- been graduated from mited; registra tions are being accepted on a first come, first serv- the Combined Arms ed basis through Thursday, March 8, at 779-6111. ~~~~c~ and Services Staff Grou. POInI.. . . . _ •.....• '1-5111 SChool at Fort Leaven- The day begins with orienta- lifestyles will be illustrated by eta Sfrefja Boutique St. Clair Shorn ...... •• 1.2221 tion and beverages. Partid- Andrew Pellireto and Maria "" N_ Blttly . . . • • _ . . • • . • . . • 122-0111~ • worth, Kan. Hall, a 1978 graduate of Michigan pants may then, if they desire, Lahti. Technological Unwer- have a blood pressure check, Dr. Power, an expert in the Slty, is scheduled to learn how to monitor their field of metabolism and endt;J;: Final Winter Clearance sei"#e "'lth the First heart rates ana take a skin fold crinology, director of Soutli- I r Battalion, 7th AIr De- test. field's Metabolic Clinic, will ~xtraoroiriaire fense Artillery at Fort After that, it's time to don provide information on lifestyle Great Buys! Entire Stock at Bliss, Texas...... comfortable clothing and tennis medicine. food, diets, exercis- GiftS shoes and experience a one- ing and relaxation. Among winners in hour total body fitness workout the University of MIch- with Kalosomatics, the three- German-Americans 1/2 to 75% OFF 7J 1<£rchrial on the H,U igan's department of level, nine-week exercise pro- English language and Coats gram that incorporates aero- Sweaters literature literary com- to host card party .cooking Jor an unusual gift? bics, calisthenics, isometrics, Skirts Cocktail Dresses petitions is Cary Alan The Ladles AUXiliary of the Suits Ha,I( the amllllmcemeni or weJ.h"9 Gowen. of Woods Lane yoga, jogging and brisk walk- German-Amencan Cultural Center Slacks prdliTe pr£Str'ltJ on a perJDrlI111zU Drive, a U of M jumor ing. will hold a card party at 3 p m. Sun- IN OUR LOWER LEVEL Jacobson's of Grosse Pointe muSIC bar who won the $75 day, March 11, at the clubhouse on Bain-Swlggett Poetry will round out the morning with East Outer Drive in Detroit. Prizes " 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mon.-sat. U nUJIIiJ Iq.ju Jor all 0a4S10715 Prize for "Lifeguard," "The Roles & Images of Wo- and refreshments Will be featured "Down Lakeshore manhood, It as seen on TV's Kel- Donahon is $4. Ticket mformation Road," and "The sea at may be obtamed by contacting 885-2280 M-F 10-5 Sat 10-4'30 ly & Company. Hairstyles and NIght" makeup for different ages and Zelda Varkula, 527-2958 ofa Sfrefja Boutique Classified 63 Kercheval Ave. ~~~:IC:U~I~~884-8663 ads get results Call 882-6900 and place yours now f-rae leclullI FREEDOM from FEAR: A DIVINE COMMAND M.,cn ~th 600 P m P'"'~"l\l 8 Ch,k1 tar. Fill! C~",ch 01 eM-' '" I~"'\I G t' FIlml ?8? Chal' )"Ie r"" ....een Kerby oR Thlnkln,. of lIISlq Think af DROllY LEASlfIi 1fI:. • ..... at Gratiot 772-17. 772.!ZII ...... e-c!',.....~~,-...-!'._ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 23, 1984 l!1page Eight-S NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY J/oqn$. ~oonman~c OXFORD ROAD - Over 4,500 square feet, Il\l)()()R POOL plus LIGHTED TE~~lS FIRST OFFERING Computeflzed - Multllisted custom bwJt home wce1y Situated on a 110 x COl.:RT One of a kmd home 'Alth every con- 271 lot Features InClude a large two !>tory ceIvable amewty Colomal st, Ie home '>II Ith 5 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE bedrooms, ltbral1, famlly room (28 x 25) foyer, hbrary, garden room, 4 car garage Est8bh~hed 7951 and lots of spec13.l features II % fmancmg wtuch connects to the heated and all' coodJ- available boned pool house 110 lth a 20 x 40 pool Over an acre of magruflcent land SHARP 4 BEDROOM COLO!'\IAL O\'er 3.000 !'te,/\t\. 5'JrUi vi" 7;~ ~::~, ~ ~:==~ u~~ square teet '>111U1 a "4 x 111 tamlJ)' room aDO • immedJate OCCUpaDCy foe only $115,000 flT'St floor bedrooms, large famuy room (19 93A{)!o MORTGAGES x 12) attached garage AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS HA.."'DYMA.~ SPECIAL - FARMS Pnced I~' 70's to allow for all your .'ooderful Ideas FIRST OFFERING Colorual st)1e, 3 bedrooms aud available OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. Immed1ately LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE FARMS 372 RIDGEMOIll"T cozy brick story-and-and-a-half With 4 bedrooms. 2 SHORES RANCH - Recently reduced Unusual CAPE COD - 3-4 bedroom, 2 bath home. mOve- baths, a nev.-modern kitchen, ree room With wet bar, new carpetIng opportunJt) for fll'St floor bedrooms, fam1ly 10 condJt1on, ne.....er carpeting, natural fireplace. Qwck possession Near Kerby and Brownell schools room and attached garage at $l29,9OO 2 car garage Super Woods locabon 1404 KENSINGTON-$89,900 Assumable mortgage FIRST OFFERING 103/4%, 25 years McKINLEY - Newer style 3 Oedroom 10 "move- OutstandiDg colonial, beautlful hardwood floors, large modem kitchen w" coDd1tion Nev. carpetmg aDd decor are ..nth eating area, LiVIng room Wlth natural fll'eplace, family room ooly some of the pleasant surprises included paneled,large wood deck, 4 bedrooms, 11'2 baths Assumable $56,000 m t.b1s Farms Colowal priced 10 the SO'S mortgage balance Don't miss out on this one! WILLlAMSBURG COLONIAL - FIrst block off CANTERBURY-WOODS RA~CH - Im- IDEAL HOME FOR LARGER FAMILY the lake. featw1ng "large bedrooms. 2 full baths, med1.ate possesslOO 3 bedroom bnck ranch 1M KenswgteD-Super Center entrance Regency Colomal (eatunng family room, fIrst floor laundry, screeaed pocch, With SpaCIOUS. great room" With natural modem Iotchen Wlth breakfast nook, fam1ly room, 112bath and ter- central atr and zoned beating Charming decor fu-epLace, 2J,.zbliths, flmshed basement. 2 car race, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor. large paneled room on 3rd and great floor plan attached garage central alT. floor Paneled Tee room WIth NFP In basement New gas furaace, 3 car garage. Recently redecorated 3400 sq, It Great buy DELUXE DUPLEX - NEAR LAKE - Each TUDOR STYLE - 3-4 Bedrooms, 31'Z baths on unit bas three bedrooms, 2U: baths, f1.tt!piaee popular Lincoln iWad Library and 22 X 17 m li\'lDg room, built-m appbaDceE m kitchen. kitchen. New roof, new 2 ear garage and full Offered to settle estate--Somerset - Charming brick bungalow featuring 2 dnveway Seller will consider land contract bedrooms, 1bath. newer furnace and roof on lovely t.reeltned street Make F AJIlL Y 1lOOIiI ~ DEN - Cu&1.om built DeWeI' 3 fmancing WIth 20% downpayment at 11% offers Owners anxJ.ous! bedroom ooaual, 21h baths, fJorlda room, at- interest. tached .... ' rec room WIth fireplace, Notre Dame-For you who seek coovellience This two bedroom condo featur- pdsc:aped beautifullY Sa STARTING OR RETlREES - Ideal two ing spacious rooms and ground floor locatlon is the perfect answer for bedroom Wlth Slttmg room, 2 car garage .,_ REDUCTION - OXFORD ROAD - those who want the advantages of the Village at thell' doorstep. separate Perfect location for shoppmg and transpor- basement aDd carport. $101,0lIO - Prieed for qmek &ale, four tabon. Pnced m the fifties WIth an bedroom, 21h baths, famity room very large assumable mortgage Jot, attacbed pnge, updated kitchen. 882-5200 PalnlS. Ql~~L~tl------1 117646 MACK 886-4444 BALLANTYNE - Grosse PoInte Shores. 3 bed- GROSSE POINTE WOODS - on cul-de-sac 3 room 3 bath tn-level %7 foot family room bedroom 11fl bath Coloma!. SpaCIOUS 15 x 32 with f~ ~ car attacbed gange. NICe family room W1th flI"eplace &: kitchen, both mt,1Illt.~." tbi5 _I , DeW m 1983 II ft sunroom 2U: car garage. -Large yard stunmer enjoyment A real ~ ...... ~ ./ • Page Nln~B Thursday, February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 437 MORAN OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OO! Beautiful 3 bedroom English colonial to the heart of Gr06se POinte Farms Featunng 11'2 baths, spacious kit. chen, formal dining room, natural fIreplace, recreation room In basement, and 2 car garage' All thiS for a very affordable $73,9001 FIRST OFFERING-357 NOTRE DAME- 18565 EASTWOOD-MINT CONDITION- hiS SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Charm, Locatlon, Quality, the search stops here beaullful 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch In Harper This 4 bedroom, 21:! bath feature!> a Mutschler kit- Woods IS really a rare opportumty Custom bUilt 766 BALFOUR English Tudor located on one of Gro~se Pomte Park's flOest streets ThIS minI mansIOn chen, beautiful hardwood floors, fabulous pallO m 1967, thiS home features a large lot, copper plum. IS complete wIth service ~talrs, two natural fireplaces, a walnut IIvmg room, assortments of wood overlookmg a large secluded yard OPEN SUN blllg, central air condltlOnlllg, a SpaCIOUS family work and pe\\ablc tllel Too many features to mention' Call for the details' DAY 2-5 bu~ 'ou better call today thiS one won't room \\lth fireplace and even LAND CONTRACT last at $129,500 TERMS OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 GROSSE POINTE PARK-Vacant lot, 100 >.. 17510cdted on Balfour - south of Jefferson' $37,500' LEXI:'-1GTON - Gro~se Pomte Farms 3 bed l\1cMILLAN ROAD - SpaclOu~ J bedroom \\ell 1416 NOTTINGHAM SpacIOus 3 bedroom bru:k colomal \\ Ith beautiful decor throughout! Updated kit room Ranch \\ Ilh attached screen~' I Money Is Tight ; LOOKING? But there are fine houses on the market. Maybe you CAN afford to buy one. I STOP HERE! WE HAVE IT IN YOUR PRICE RANGE ... Realtors~ are experienced in what is known as "Creative Financing" ... and i I that means they can often figure out ways for YOU to finance a housing I OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 purchase. Call ~ member of tbe Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange. • 801 ANITA 4/5 bdrm \\ell desIgned Semi-Ranch With famIly room near North HI 881-6300 1440 BALFOUR 4 bdrms, 2 baths UNDER $80,000' Colomal With den, ree room 881-4200 1370 BERKSHIRE NEWLY LISTED Tudor - 3 bedrms, 212 baths, family room, flnJshed basement Great SPACE at $99,0001 88Hl600 579 N BRYS 4 bPdim, 2112bath Cape Cod - famIly room. l<'loflda room, central air, pleasmg decor! 884-0600 15433 ESSEX NEARLY NEW 3 bedrm, 2112 bath Colomal See picture below 884-0600 1080 HOLLYWOOD 4 bedrm, 212 bath Colomal - fanuly room den 712% assumptIon 881-6300 Better 555 L;\KESHORE 5 bedrm, oil. bath Mt Vernon Colomal \\ Ith family room, NEW kItchen, every Ichwellzere.. amemty' 884-0600 Real E/tatP,lnc. I I iIINIHqm~~.. 625 LAKESHORE NEW OFFERING of lovely spacIous Colomal for gracIous hVlng and elegant enter- tammg The 22 11 x 44 10 IIvmg room and 22 11 x 18 11 dmlng loom BEDFORD - Great family Colomal 10 convement location near schools and Village offers 3 large bedrooms, 11 ~ baths, cozy den, hohday !>Izedmlng room, breakfast room, finished ba~ement and temp- tlOg pflce' 884-0000 GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Dlstmctlve Ranch for the dlScflmmatlng buyer has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large kitchen, family room With fireplace, flmshed basement and attached garage Central air - of course I $154,900 881-6300 DESIGNED FOR EFFICIENCY. COLONIAL CHARM Nicely BrIght & SpaCIOUS 3 bdrm , 3 full A TOUCH 01-' CLASS ThiS ar- mamtamed home on quiet court bath home w/famlly rm, Ige, chitectural masterpIece IS a real 1st noor laundry, patio off family country kIt w IbUlIt-ms & 2 car aU show placet Grand paneled rm" 4 bedrooms, 2 bilths, step- garage Tastefully decorated & III library & family rm ,3 NFP's, 1st savmg kitchen OPEN SUNDAY mmt conditIon AttractIVe terms fir laundry, 5 bedrooms, plus 2-5 1222 EDMUNTON, GROSSE $88,500 MOVE IN CONDITION IN GROSSE PTE FARMS Comfortable charmmg 2 bedroom ranch with sharp paneled bast>ment pili!> F'lorlda loom Land Contract $66,500 •• .r :>l"t:"\~-' ) , < ~~ .. l .J ""l~'t ~.i: • c' Thursday, February 23, 1984 ~..,. Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS ,>t ".? .. ~ _"""-h FIRST OFFERlNG-ExcepttonalJy well nuunta1l1ed bungalow" Ith two bedrooms and a full bath 00 the EXCElLENT OPPORTlf. first floor aDd two large bedrooms and a half bath on the second Famlly room Beautiful trees In NITY--SpaCIOU$, l.wo sq backyard Pnced under $70,000 ft 3 bdr ranch III a desirable toca tlon of G P OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 Woods Good room Sizes, fam room finished base- 19945'Yo'CLAIR VIEW COURT-SpaCIOUs two bedroom bungalo\\ \\ Ith large unfinished attic for possible ment Attached garage and future expansIOn Bathroom has both stall sho\\ er and bathtub Small den, central air condlhonmg ,- ruce kitchen Ideally Priced. Extenor recently palllted m the 60's Call us for addl tlOnal details II I LOCUION PRICE BR/B-\ FE-\TlRES BY APPOINTMENT ... Moross, G P F $205,000 4/2 5 Huge rooms &. lot Pnce negolJ2tlle. '" alk to Farms pier I I EXCEPTlO~AL, three bedroom, one and a half Hawthorne, G.P W 72,000 3/1 Excellent locatlOn Beautliul double lot Fireplace- bath Lee \\ a lker bUill colomal v.Ith abundant Broadstone, G P Vi 78,500 3/1 5 SpaCIOU~colomalln a great area of the Woods Clean' II teatures Wet plaster, natural v.oodwork. panel. Jefferson G P C 82,500 2+1 HistoriC residence 100 x 200 lot On JE'ff & !'I:otre Dame ed famll} room, t" 0 natural fireplaces, mter-com I Manchester, G P W 69,900 3/1 Large ranch m good conditIOn Fam room basement s\stem, bUllt.m mICrO-\\a\e, sprmkler system, I wolmamzed declo.,\Ialk up attic, outstand~ng knot- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P M t) plOe recreallon room A Ml7ST SEE 1603 Holly ....ood G P W ~2 :-'10ross G P F 1987 \fdnchester G P W . 1932 Broadstone G P \\ 869 Hav. thorne G P \\ ~ GROSSE POINTE FARMS BEDROOMS/BA THS LEISl"RE 35 BEVERLY 1 Faml1\ Room &. Dell 20817 MACK AVE AT HAWTHORNE 4.2 " Reduced 17 CARMEL LA "E 53(2)I~S FanHl) Room Llbrar) & Greenhouse I 253 HILLCREST 4.2-\2 P,,'s Famll) Room & Den 70 LAKESHORE 9-5.(2)'~s Den &. Solanum TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. GROSSE P01!\"TE WOODS 1516BLAIRMOOR 4-2'2 Famll) Room C'Uf'\\""'d QV 2-1 Porch -.,.,~t"""'''I. _~ ...llPPfllNTMFNT- ~ F'!...~¥'f'W()()n 2-11"2 Famll) Room W-\R'\ER Rl>A.D-\'EA.R THE LAKE Custom. asl SHOREHAM GROSSE POlI\'TE FARMS-SPACIOtJS COL- bUllt colomal IIIlh outstandmg gardens and GROSSE POINTE CITY ONIAL 0:'\ A SECLt:DED LA.'liE NEAR THE landscaplOg graceful Circular stalNay, par- 17111MAUMEE 4.3'"2 LAKE Paneled famll) room v.Ith fireplace, 3.2'2 Family Room large heated garden room, den, 5 family quet floormg central AC and other special 587 RIVARD bedrooms and 3 baths plus maId's quarters features Llbrar}, paneled famlly room, GROSSE POINTE PARK SpaCIOUS master sUIte plus 3 other bedrooms 1~52 JEFFERSON 3-2 ea Fir Family Room III Lower 1 Den &. Garden Room 155 COU~TRY eLl'B DRIVE-SpacIOus 4 and 4 2 baths 1138WHI'ITIER 3.1'2 bedroom. 3 bath Ranch \\1th paneled 24 ft GROSSE POIr-;TE SHORES famu)' room WIth f.repLace, pegged oak floor INCOME PROPERTY 30 PUTNAM: PLACE 42'2 Famll) Room v./Wet Bar and olUllt-1llbar Attached garage Large lot 53 STONEHURST 3.2-(2)1,,'S Famll) Room & Greenhouse 40 SUNNINGDALE 8-tH2)'"2's LIbrary, Family Room & Pool at entrance to Country Club 295 Rl\' ARD-4 Family Income In prune iocatl()(llll City of Grosse POLllte 3 umts ST CLAIR SHORES OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 have 1 bedroom and bath. 1 urnt has 2 223 RIVIERA I-I Clubhouse, Pool & Sauna bedrooms and bath All uruts include DETROIT stove and refngerator and are leased t£l 3914 BISHOP 3-2 Famll) Room October, 1984 HARRISON TOWNSHIP 36184 JEFFERSON LAKEFRONT - 2 HOUSES 4-3''2 each Enclosed Porch, Boathouse, Gazebo, Garage Apartment ""HARPER WOODS - FIRST OFFERING""* Attracl1ve two bedroom ranch on a lovely corner lot \Hth paneled family room, SpaCIOUScheerful kit- chen, fInished recreatIOn area, and many other attractive features -':'<:''''''''...,.,..-: FEATURED OFFERINGS I TAPPAN AND 884-6200 iASSOCIATES SUPER SUNDAY THESE HOMES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. Spacious, elegant Colorualloaded Wlth channing Ideal Colomal designed by Russell with luxury detail 4 BR, 31'2 baths, second floor laundry and comfort In mmd Master sUite has wet bar Stunrung patiO & grounds and fireplace, flreplace In family room Mutschler lutchen ., ----I. 20411 DAl\"BURY LA."''E-REDUCED TO 914 HAMPTON-ALL BRICK CAPE COD 1 $89,900" Lovely, well-kepl4 bedroom, 2 '2 ~hle home featunng 4 bedrooms, 2 full bath home bwlt ID 1969 Includes Family baHl.\o, Flonda Rm , fireplace, central air Rm .....llh bnck Ctreplace, modem Iutchen J\ \ allable for ImmE~lJate occupancy WIth the Stately Tudor resilience over 3000 square feet Lovely large family home moderately pnced With eaUng space. fannal dmutg room. at- Seller pro\,dmg up to 5 pomts on a buy-dovl'll Recently redecorated 5 bedrooms With 3 full With good assumptIOn 5 bedrooms of generous tacbed garage WIth opener GROSSE mortgage Come and L KE!\MORE-Cheerful 3 bedroom l':c b&th Co! LAKEPOP,TE - Very pIcturesque 2 bedroom orual tastetully decorated and In move 11l con dillon DIning room has bUilt-in corner Bungalo", In the Park Immac.ulate mtenor cabinets and kitchen has eatmg space with Jots of natural v.oodlloork LIl,\CAS1ER-\\ell mamtamed ~ bearoom NOTTINGHAM - Lo"" prICe on a good bu) 5 BungaJo" Illth attractive 9' /\; a,>~umpllOn 16832 C'RA'TORD LA.!'\"E-DELCXE CO!'. R ....IEH =24- f'OR THE PEP.."..ON bedrooms modern kitchen large 11\mg LI\!Of! rooT'"II. Ith fireplace. dining room..",'th wHO DE"JA ",DS THE R.eST 10 conve- ba) Ilo Indoll. DO located near the ht'art of the Village room downstaIrs and Slttmg room up shoppmg area ThIS E~GLISH STYLE umt ruencc S('("unt~ clndeJ~ant l,\'lng TIlls urut immaculate features a LI\Jng F.m oIolthi,repla"E' for feature5 1 tJf-droorn II lth l't baths large RO~L y,\ - \ \f(j starter horne" Ith cha rmlng mal Dlnmg Rm 4 bedrooms and 2 full LI\ mg RIO DmlO!! Rm Combo large ACDl7BO~ - Residential lot near Jefferson Lot miX1"rn } Itcl,pn v.lth eatmg -"pace central size 80 Y 156 With bUlldmg plans a\allable dewr updated kitchen O....ners lran~ baths .....e ....er h(o.atmg system aoe 0\\ ~r (errf>d ~Yllst ~II' has mstallt'd a bnck patio oehmd the umt alr ana t)a~e!'1ent dre.; Fu<;sy bu)ers for a 4 bedroom Coloma! $"7'1 'jO{1 FIrst tl'T1e offered $Sf) 0(10 ....elt0me ADDITIONAL FINE HOMES RI\AP..D-TOV. ~HOC~t>-Locat.l'd near \l.llage "hoPPH\~ th,s '" ell ma,'11 .. ,nd 432 LOTHROP - \ er) mce updatl>d three t>,'drn(m, (olon,al Jo.lthm"m ~JX'(ldl big house' feature<; large kItchen" Ith excellent tiihlr ~pac(' dpn \11th -Ildm.g door" to pallo and FIRST OFFERING spacIOus master bedroom \11th natural fm'pl,,((' A \rK\ '\I'f ijl)\Jl il i \I'{) \HOH!JAHU: PRIC"r. TtIl' I,r , ~ ( , ,rm,,11 I, , II," ~ dill Inl! rr" ..m ....,th flreplac {' I (it (" 1" Page EIeYeno8 Thursday, February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~----~--~",!"""-"",,,,",-----...,.SINE REALTY .. , IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME Schultes Real Estate TO C,\LL SINE .. , IS very pleased to announce the associatIOn of GROSSE POINTE FARMS Kercheval - Moross - Nice 3 bedroom brieF Cynthia Etheridge ranch With Dining room and den - Lal'le lut- 20439 MACK AVENUE as a reSIdentIal specialist chen - Rec room With bar - Driveway - 2 car garage - To sellle estate Grosse POinte Woods In our Grosse Pomte Office OPEN SUNDAY - 2 to 5 Allard off Mack - Large 3 bedroom Brick Col- omal- Family room - II,:! bath - Driveway "Jlller~ .Iolalt>,.;ami f'r;f,,,d ..; trf' ~ItHh'" 886-8710 - 2 car garage - Immediate possessIOn to set- tle estate - Open Sunday 2 - 5. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 ST. CLAIR SHORES ELMSLEIGH-2nd house from the lake Brand new 4 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 2 half baths Family room, Norcrest - Marter - Jefferson - 3 bedroom - 11'2 library, 1st floor laundry 3 car attached garage Central air 2 high efficiency furnaces Master bath - Brick ranch With family room bedroom with JacuzZi and lovely view of the lake Immediate occpancy 881.8900 Natural fireplace - Attached garage 2Ml STANHOPE-Sharp 112 story with alum tTlm 2 bedrooms With expansIOn attic Updated kitchen • SINE REALTY Newer furnace Central air RecreatIOn room 710 NOTRE DAME Ml'L11L1ST SERVIn: 673 LINCOLN-Three bedroom English Tudor 112 baths, family room with wood deck Kitchen new JO F -\ H'1S (l Friel-: 884-71XXl 1~9, family room added In 1979 New roof In 1980 2100LOCHMOOR- Three bedroom bungalow Withwalk-thru bedroom FamJly room, fireplace. remodeled kitchen. 11'2 baths, recreatIOn room Central air 19250RAYMOND-Grosse Pomte Woods Beautiful family room hi-lights thiS 3 bedroom Colomal with • ~ _ 1 t" ...... ,...... PURDY and STRONGMAN ASSOCIATES u..-.uaLt:' "UlC ..U~JI J.~'2 L~HJ1~1 t. \.aJ Kc,U,ttS,C: I. .u.C:lI'"\.-''' 1"1 JGH&U,J &VV''''' I J 16840 KERCHEVAL "IN-THE-VILLAGE" 1341AUDUBON-Ne\\er home ill mmt condition 4 bedrooms, 21,'2baths, family room Withfireplace Central aU'. Spnnkler system Owner Will look at all reasonable offers 881.0800 944 HOLLywooD-Pnce Just reduced on thIs custom bUilt ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room Large dmmg "L" Super large kitchen Screen terrace Pella Windows Recreation room with lav 20904HAMPTON-Harper Woods, Grosse Pointe School District 3 bedroom brick ranch. Needs some SUMMERS COMING and lots of outdoor hvmg, decoralmg Open basement with lav Alummum storms and screens Pnced at $39,000 so we arc offermg a fantastic four bedroom Col- orual complete With mahogany paneled famdy BY APPOINTMENT room, modern kitchen, central air conditioning and a heated sWimming pool with jacLlZZi Call GROSSE POINTE PARK-Estate sale. Large French country With 6 bedrooms, 41.2baths, den, screen- Dutch Hendricks for further information ed porch Burglar alarm, recreation room with fireplace and lav roof 1 year old. 2 car garage GROSSE POINTE SHORES-Almost like new, built in 1981 Four bedroom Cape Cod, 3th baths, famlly room, library, fU'St floor laundry, three car attached garage Large kitchen With Jenn.air GREAT THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW and FOUR BEDROOM BUNGALOW IN GROSSE Colomal Federal IS offering an adjustable GRQSE POINTE SHORES-Center entra.nce S-0lonial. ROOeco~ated completely 4 bedrooms, 2lt.!baths, POINTE WOODS-Features new kitchen, rate mortgage at 975%. Has mce screened large family room Newer roof and circular drive Jenn-alre range Alarm system Two furnaces two full bathrooms, (one brand new), new porch, flmshed basement, double gas gnU, dnveway and flmshed basement With heated garage With Intercom to house GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Across from Lochmoor Golf Course. Large 5 bedroom center entrance Col. workshop. BUIlt In 1950. Won't last! Much, much more here onial. 3th baths. Library, Florida room Three fireplaces. 2 car attached garage Large lot INTERESTED IN OWNING AN INVESTMENT GROSSE POINTE CITY-Close to shopping, GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Pnce reduced Super location Spacious two bedroom ranch Family room PROPERTY? We have a two family income schools, and transportation Immediate oc- plus library 1 full bath, 2 half baths Utility room, 2th car attached garage In Grosse Pomte With living room. dimng cupancy on thiS fme five bedroom, two and a room, den and two bedrooms on the first half bath Colomal, complete with den,large HARPER WOODS-Back on the market Two bedroom ranch Neat as a pin Vmyl siding Pamted base- floor. Same up All separate utilities Grosse kitchen and recreation room. Two car at- ment 2 car garage. Pnced under $30,000 mcome at $75000 per month tached garage HARPER WOODS-Condo First floor unit In ruce condttlon Two bedrooms Owner ISvery anxious Open CLEAN AND WELL CARED FOR two bedroom FOUR THOUSAND DOWN assumes the exlstiDl basement With laundry faclItties. Adult complex house With room for expansion There's an mortgage on thiS well mamtained three enclosed front porch for summer lIvmg. Also bedroom bungalow There's a natural add newer roof, hot water tank and fireplace In the liVing room, finished base- driveway Close to schools, shopping and ment, central air condttionIng and natural REMEMBER WHEN. thiS 3 bedroom, transportahon woodwork throughout. 11-2bath aluminum Sided colomal has seen Grosse Pointe grow up! There IS CONTACT THE COMPANY THAT GETS RESULTS. CAll OR VISIT a den, screened porch and GREAT OUR NEW LOCATJON AT 16840 KERCHEVAL (IN THE VillAGE). PRICE OF $69,900. SOLD SINCE JANUARY 15, 1984 -20138 Moross -77 N Deeplands -13909 Bringard -22319 StaUer -1008 Bishop -310 Riveria Terrace -1208 Y1!rmer I OPEN SUNDAY 2'30-5:00 423 ST CLAIR William J. Champion & Company OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:30 ~Edgar 6~ 114KERCHEVAL 886-6010 THESE SELLERS HAVE BOUGHT A NEW HOME and are ,\,< a!lX1ous to sell their 3 bedroom brick colonial m the 1236 YORKSHIRE - NEW PRICE for a quick 435 CLOVERLY - CONVENIENT LOCATION Farms An updated kitchen, newly refinIShed hardwood sale! This colomal features 4 bedrooms, 21~ for this colomal With 3 bedrooms, 1\-'2 baths, floors and charmmg garden are only a few of the attrac- baths, breakfast room, Mutschler kitchen, large family room, central air, !lvlng room with tions of tlns fine home An assumtlon IS available and open third floor and a 2 car garage $89,900. nalural fireplace and a recreattoa room In base- you can save on closing cost ment This home would like a new familyl $75,000 BY APPOINTMENT OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 .FIRST OFFERING-SUPER ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, F'.! bath, 2 story brick With beautlful tile root, 478 CLOVERLY ThiS 3 or 4 bedroom EnglISh home IS ready for Immediate occupancy A new natural woodwork, hvmg room With natural fireplace. formal dimng room plus eating space in kit. kitchen, updated bath, new garage floor, driveway and patio add to the eXisting charm of old chen, new carpetmg and furnace Lovely secllon In DetrOit only 112 blocks from St Clair schoola world mterlor styling Under $60,000 Land contract terms. GnOSSE POINTE PARK colomal With 3 ALERT MEDICAL STAFF! TIlls colonial 798NEFF Lookmg for a 3 bedroom, II'll bath home m move In condition? Very beautiful natural bedrooms, 21l baths, family room, central reatures 3 bedrooms, ll~ baths. family wood and leaded glass You Will be greatly Impressed With all of the quality features f The best air, sprmkler. ~ystem and a 2 car garage room, recreation room In basement, 2 car buy 10 the City, close to everythmg $77,500 SPRING IS NEAR and so ISthe Village from this garage and priced at $68,000 Near SI John 3 bedroom, III! bath condo also IncludOOIS. Hospital 773 LAKEPOINTE Stop m on Sunday and personally Inspect the many beautiful architectural newer carpetmg, open basement and cen- KERBY ROAD home With 3 bedrooms. 1\-: details on thIS lovely four bedroom, 31'z bath home The tasteful decor throughout further tral air $92,000 baths, family room, st\.KIy,maplf' floors, at- highlights the wonderful plaster detallmg and beautiful leaded glass doors and Windows, plus tached 2 car garage and modern kitchen. loads of oak flooring The kItchen has been updated and the mornmg room IS flooded With natural hght !l!' BRIARCLIFF ThIS custom bUilt contemporary opens up tt.).a world of hght and warmth The I""~""are generously"'h"" 'Mscaled., ex'''''''for family" "" IJvmgof .,.",and""",b",,,entertaining'" 'hoThe''" house"m 1>0'''has ,been.""gneqUippedTh.,oom'WIth an energy saving dual furnace OutsIde the home, the grounds welcome hours of outdoor lea!>ure With Its mground pool BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE NOT JUST A HO~iE BUT A WAY OF LIFE? Thlf>fine 5 bedroom contemporary ha~ 300' of frontage on Lake St Clair WItha vle-wfrom nearly every room A country kitchen, JaCUZZI,family room With cathedral cellmg panelled library, mother-In-law apartment and attached enclosed boat house eliminated the need for mannas or clubs Land Contract terms r-:LEGAl'I.'TCOLONIAL near tht> Country Club 6 bedrooms, 31'l baths, library, family room, PRICE REDLCED Situated just off Lakeshore Rd With a vIew of the water, thiS neWl'r ') bedroom, 3 pantry room. central air and MORE I bath home features a large country kitchen With a green house, a SpaCIOUSfamily room and panell- ed library The grounds are profeSSIOnally landscaped and the garage accomodal~ 3 cars This ~ 1 \ home must be sold' SECOND FLOOR MASTER SlJITE y,Jth full hath. fIrst floor featuring 3 bedrooms, ll~ bath~, sun room With fireplace, formal dining room and IIvmg room WIth fIreplace Beautiful beveled glass doors Much more only to be appreCiated by vIewing Reasonably pnced at $69,000 SIMPLE ASSllMPTIO"l on thl~ charmmg home In Grosse Pomte City Second floor master ~Ulte .....Ith full bath 2 bedroom" and bath on malO floor, lovely screened porch, breakfast room Hecenlly up- dated kitchen PrICe reduced to Ihe low $IlO's GROSSE POINTE V. GODS O(cupancy I~ no problem on thl" Jovrly 1 bedroom colomal fealurlll~ nf>W decorating family room and rnany other amemtles see JI~lmg hroker for Information on the .,.."" ..,; NeIghborhood ASSOCiatIOnLoll! of benf'flts ~.h' , ~~ P.EDUCf<:D REDl J( ED HrJfJ1 n:n Oil I=o-:-af. • '-'u~u.'.e Page Twelve-B Thursday. February 23, 1984 Elegant flJ-Otnfe Eating COUtlter Points A selection of recipes from the b)' Pat Rousseau forthcoming low-calorie, low- cholesterol-and penny-wise- July 14 is the Grosse Pomte depar- cookbook by Thyra Gre)' Howard ture of the ultra yacht, MV Newport jIL u. and Helena DeWitt Roth featuring, Chpper which lures you to old whal- irRi ~ L this week, ID_EAS of O~lONS. ing towns, the Cape Cod canal and the VE Boston Tea Party .. $100 towards shore excursions is . ,., . our bonus to you for the July 14 sailing, based on a mimmum group. We promise you spectacular beauty The onion, a member of the Lily and comfort on a memorable cruise. Call 886-8805, Family, has been a food for man Wallace Travel. since prehistoric times. It bas so many uses and comes in so many • • different varieties t.hat it needs no Fnt' 'i;fM"',nQ' ~ " .. "" Ir.. it (t ...~,,= It'l .'h,t~ hI",.." ('tiP ,.,.".,.~ :.nt:'c:!~:t!cn :::~~h~~~ !:': th~ al from -a ney. tine of smart two piece knit dresses at The world. It is a tYrO bill!oo pound in- PQmte Fashions. Set' the different styl~ at i511Z Ker- dustry in t.he United States alone. cheval. No charge for alteratioas. The Pointe Fashions carr) regular and petite sizes, 822-2818 Nutrients: Carbohydrate, B- complex Vitamins, Sodium, Potassium, Calcium. (Raw-also • • • has Magnesium, Selenium and Loolung Ahead .. The small amounts of Iron and Zinc) B Ij 0 uT~ saI~1aquamanM u the b111hsto~ for Calories: One cup - 64. , ., "-~ the month of March. At BIJou- Suggested Seasonings: Basil, ~ Dill, Oregano, Nutmec, Mace, - ...... =--- U!T'l£, Tony CueUr showed IU a gloT1OU8 ring. The 18K gold setting holds a gem quality, Celery Seeds, Italian Herb Dress- flaW~88 erJU!rald cut, aquamarine (approximauly 7J,.2 ing, Cheese Sauce, Wine. Juzrats) set with siz full cut dl4rnonds.lfs his one-cf-a-leind • • • desIgn. Other aquamarine Jewelry is available in stock or BAKED SPANISH ONIONS made-to-order at 20445 Mack A l.It!nue.Open TuatUzys thru Saturdays 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., 886-2050. 4 large Spanish onions, peeled A Pointe pair with hearts of gold and halved Two Grosse Pomte residents JANE ROSCOE THOMAS, Ph.D. (righO, and PRISCILLA (Mrs. Pieter) or * VAN HORNE were honored ~ Valentine's Day for outstanding volunteerism, cited with six other 24 small onions, peeled and left Ed Maliuewlilti ...lihowed us the brand De~ silk fteldlPersian metropolitan Detroit area volunt,eers at the Uruted Foundation's l~th annua~ ~eart of qold Award whole rugs U1at have just arrh-ed. The)' are beautiful with interestiDg pat- luncheon at Cobo Hall. Each receIved a gold, heart-shaped charm With the Spmt of DetrOIt emblem: 2 cups beef bouillon tern!> and a soIt sheen. ADd DO~ you ClUl save on these aDd all ~a visible recognition of voluntary services performed through cultural and civic activities. Approximate- Dash white pepper rugs during the sale. If )'ou're in the market for a DeW rug, DOl" DO the time to stop at 21435 Mack. Free Parkillg in froot, 771-5511. ly 1,500 tri-country residents attended ~he luncheon! which was co-sponsored by the Heart of Gold 1 tsp. thyme Award Council and Women for the Umted FoundatIon. 2 bay leaves • * • 1/4 cup minced parsley Spring Has Sprung ... the Mole Hole is The wumers were congratu- Wayne Colmty and the American through the years, including a Place onions in a siDgle layer in lated by UF President H. Clay blooming all over with beautiful silk floral , Red Cross, Southeastern Michi- tenn as president. baking dish. Combine bouillon, arrangements, silk hanging baskets and Howell, WUF President Maralyn gan Chapter. She also serves on pepper and thyme and mix potted spring perennial plants sure to ~rk _ (Mrs. Henry MJ Domzalski. of the board of the United Founda- The Heart of Gold luncheon thoroughly. Pour over onion. Add up your home. There are also stenciled Windmill Pointe Drive, and tion, and is a member of the was chaired this year by Bar- bay leaves wbole. Sprinkle minced country looking wood flower boxes and Richard P. Kughn, chairperson United Negro College Fund Ad- bara (Mrs. Dean EJ Richard- parsley over top. Bake, covered, about 35 miDutes in mG oven. wood swans that you can fill with flower of Detroit's Central Business visory Council. son, of Grosse Pointe. Vice- D1strict Association. Guest chairpersm was Ruth (Mrs. Remove cover and cook about 10 arrangements .. Kercheval at St. Clair and Priscilla van Horne was one of minutes more, or until stock is Tower 200 Renaissance Center. speaker at the luncheon was Harold L.) Frank, of Bloomfield former NBC News correspon- the organizers of the Soup Kit- Hills. reduced. Remove bay leaves and * * • dent Edwin Newman chen at Faith lJJtheran Church serve. Makes 8 servings. on Detroit's East Side, in Prospective Heart of Gold Calories per serving about 43. The Notre Dame Pharmacy ... has a newly expanded Dr. Thomas was nominated by January, 1983. She has taken a awardees are nominated by CbolestorolO. card department that everyone is talking about. the Co-Ette Club, Inc., of Detroit, leadership role in planning and Variation: Use large onions and agencies, organizations and in- prepare as above. Remove centers Come see it in the Village. an organizab.on which provides cooking the noontime meals dividuals throughout the tri- leadership training for high of onions and serve another time. • • • served Mooday t:brwgh Thurs- county area. The nominations The resalting cups are delightfUl school ~ t;hrougb ~aliz- day at the Soup Kitchen tile last a.re screenED and submitted to a wben filled witb small early peas IIwryt ...It'• .- ...... 1ftMe ...... , ... DMJu_ eel counes coumeling. She colored tags deMte discouDt5 varying from ~ &0 ~ on flOor am week 0( each month, when bene- panel of mmmunity leaden; ...... carruu, aod IISed .. a samples at Zf717 LlUIe Mack. C10Ied MoacIay •. Opel! Tlunela,s bas been a sponsor of that fits for the needy run out. A con- which selects six to 12 winners vegetable or a garnish for a roast, and Frlda)s untiJ 'p.m., 776-6238. organization, and a role model servative estimate of the time aIUlually. They are colorful used as a lun- * • • for its members, since 1957. she spends at the Soup Kitchen cheon dish, chilled and nlled with a Judges for this year's awards cold meat or seafood salad sprinkl- Other volunteer activities in- during that week alone is 25 nettlE CR€€k...NEW! hours. were Ann Dalby, of The Fanns, ed with capers. NEW! NEWl See the brand new patterns clude teaclung pre-teens at the Glen W. Fbrtinberry, chairman and new colors, the new spreads, pillows Brewster Douglas Housing Pro- She was nominated for her of Ross Roy, Inc., Walter J. • • • and furniture that have arrived and are be- ject about good health and Heart of Gold by the Junior McCarthy, chairman of Detroit ONIONS BRAISED ing displayed at 17110 Kercheval. Open grooming habits and conducting Group of League for the Handi- Edison, Lol&s R. Ross, executive WITH SHERRY Thursdays and Fridays until 9 p.m., a volunteer training course for capped-Goodwill Industries, of vice-presidEnt, ThchnicaI Staffs, 6 large onions, peeled and young women at Harper ~ 882-0935. which she is a board member. Ford Motor Company, Pauline sliced Hospital. As a co-leader for She is also a member, and a (Mrs. J~h B.) Harris and 3 Tbsp. margarine • • • P.A.C.T. (Parents and Children past-president, of the Grosse Dulcie (Mrs. Norman H.) Rosen- 1/8 tsp. salt (optional) Winter Is Aging ... to everyone's skin. While sleep. Thgether), Dr. Thomas, assistant Pointe Lawyers' Wives, and a feld. 1/8 tsp. pep~r ing, let our all natural NightgZow and Eyepa~ re- to the associate dean of Student member of the Junior League 1/4 cup bouillon Affairs at the Wayne State Uni- of Detroit. The other six H84 Heart of juvenate your skin. At Francesco's both are specIally Gold recipients are Ann lJJe 1/4 cup sherry priced together for $15, 882-2550. versity School of Medicine, 1 tsp. snipped parsley spends Monday lunch hours Mrs. van Horne and her hus- Johnson, of Mount Clemens, * • • band have been youth counselors Carolyn McAdam, of Bloomfield or teaching low-income parents 1 tsp. diced chives (optional for child-raising skills and providing and coordinators at Grosse Hills, W~ (Mrs. Arthur Z.) Wright's Gift aDd Lamp Sbop •. .is a cOlnenient place &0 briBg your Pointe United Methodist Church garnish) lamps for shades aDd repairs (most call be doae ",'hUe you counseling services fer abusive Ostrowski and John Washington, waltl ... lli4l5i Mack ",venut'o FREE PARKING next &0 the buiJdiIlg. parents for 20 years. She is a member of both of Detroit, wis (Mrs. Irvin In beavy sauce or frypan, melt the Women's Society at the E.) Poston, of Birmingham, and margarine over high beat. Add • • • She is a board member of church and has served that Carol (M!'s. John) zago, of onions and saute about 2 minutes . So He Wants ...to give you an engagement ring. You Family Service of Detroit and societ). in various capacities Livonia. Add salt and pepper to taste, then add bouUlon; cover and simmer for both should see the hundreds of styles at Edmund T. 10 minutes. Do not overCOOk. Add Ahee Jewelers. There are also gold wedding bands in sherry. Cook over high heat about 1 traditional and contemporary designs, e~gement minute, to reduce liquid slightly. and wedding ring sets that gO,together beautifully ~d Short and to The Pointe Pour into serving dish and garnish. dIamond weddmg rings You 11 be pleased at the hlgh Serve immediately to 8. Donald Jay Fergie, of Van K Kathryne Prost, daughter of Mr. Sean Kelly Fitzpatrick, son of Calories per serving about 113. quality and the wide price l"ange at 20239 Mack Drive, receIved a Master of Avenue at Oxford Open Fridays until 8 p.m. and Mrs. John Prost, of Pemberton Mrs. Paul L. North, of Rivard Cholesterol O. Busmess AdJmmstratlOn degree Road, performed In the GIlbert and ,., Boulevard, has been promoted to .. * from MIamI Umverslty. Oxford, SullIvan productIon of "The the rank of First LIeutenant at OhIO, at commencerroent Sorcerer' at the Umverslty of Northwestern Military and Naval • • • ceremomes Dec 16 MIChigan last fall Kathryne, a If You're Still LIVing WIth your kitchen of ten or ,. Academy, Lake Geneva, WIse. BROCCOLI-STUFFED twenty years ago, you'll be surprised at what's new * * JunIOr vocal musIc educatIon ma- POinter Pamela l'\. Clarke Jor at l' of M, was also elected • • ONIONS and a~ailable at Mutschler Kitchens A variety of ac- received a Ph D in NurSing from "Pooh Bah" of the U of M's Gilbert Navy HOSPItal Corpsman Third cessorres and special purpose cabinets make ~ood Wayne State Umverslt~ last fall, and Sullivan SocIety Class Mark T. Hacala, son of Carol 3 medium Spamsh onions Mode and Grabiil cabinets functIOnally beautiful one of 2 271 persons who receIved ,. P, and 1\1'artin J. Hacala, of The 1 pkg. frozen, chopped broccoli Corne in and see for yourself 20227 Mack Avenue. degrees from WSU president Da vld Woods. recently returned from a -\nne '1 Da~, daughter of Dr. 4 Tbsp. salad dressing ,., • * Adamany at Dee 15 ceremomes sIx-month deployment to BeIrut, 2 tsp. lemon juice Mr Clarke received her B S N and ~I'S Frands T. Da" of The Lebanon Hacala IS a member of Park, has been selected for "Who's 2 Tbsp. margarine from WSU and her M P H from the Battalion Landmg Team 118, 24th 2 Tbsp flour flurry' It's thf' last da;\'s of the Umverslty of MIchIgan She IS the Who Among Students In American Manne AmphIbiOUS Umt, based at I' ("bruan C1earancf' ~all' at Thl' Bt-d. Dash salt daughter of :\2r. and :\2rs. Ed" In D Umversltles and Colleges" A Camp Lejeune, N C Bath and Linen' Store, 16906 Kl'r- the Clarke of Grosse Pomte semor educatIOn major at ~amt 2/3 cup skim milk chl'ul You'll 'ia\l' up W SOllJQoff ;\'our Mary's College, Ms Day was '" " 4 oz shredded, yellow, low- bfil, bath and table n~'i In a ~Iec. bed, both & bns • • Among l'\orthv.ood Institute sele-cted on the ba!>ls of her Among Hope College students calorie, chelesterol-free lIOn 'iwrf'I'ldl' Open Thursd;l\ 'i and store academIC achwvement !>enlJce to named to the Deap's LIst for the Fnda\<, until 9 p m x81-!I!I9u students named to the Dean's List cheese for the fall term are -\ndrea the commuDlt~ and leadershIp ~he first semester IS seOlor Nicole E. * sen es as a reSident advI!>or, and IS Rl'rtram, of The Clty Students so Peel and halve onions. Parboil in '" Ro""eUI, of The Clly Anrlrev. C. light!} salted water 10 to 12 Turnbull. of The Farms. and a member of the Chnstlan Life honored must have a minimum 3 5 f<'or The Tnvla Buff a new game from minutes; drain Cool Rf>move Richard A ~ullins. Suzanne R. CommIssIon, the athletIC commls grade pomt average on a 4 0 scale Lee PublIshers "Play or Pass" IS an ex- centers, leaVing 3/4-inch edge. V"lt'tel and Da\id & \\atson, of SlOn and the softball team at Samt * • citmg challenge for young adults priced The Park Mary's Our Lady Star of the Sea High Chop center portions to equal 1cup. $2 50 from the School Bell, 17904 Ma-.::k SChool senior Beth Bana"zewski Save an} remaining centers to Avenue has been accepted for admISSIOn by season grav}, sauces or soups, Siena HeIghts College begmnmg Com~ine finely chopp«'d onion, .. ITIYI'S ~ broccoli, salad dressing and lemon '" " lOONi.n••• '" -,. ' ~. ".. • IS havrng an INDOOR WIth the fall, 1984 semester juicf'. Spoon Into center of onion / ANNING BOOTH uSing harmless ultraVIolet SIDEWALK SALE I Save up to 75% ofj They're clean '" . halves. Thoma .. J. La"karide", ~on of rays WIll produce a bf'autljul golden tan It's avaIlable Ing up the Final Winter Clearance It's Vvorth the ~a\ alo and \ Icki La ..karides, of ~eJt margarme in saurepan' af 70YCE AT WALTON PIERCE, 886-4130 drive to Mack A venue one block south oj Nine Mile, Moorland Drive, Vvasnamed to the blend in nour and !lalt. Add ski~ 777 8020 Wayne County Community College milk and cook until thick, stirring ,. ,. .. .. • for the fall 1983term She earned a constantly Remove from heat and 3 ao average blend In cheese. Spoon sauce o\'er Call Hane-y Travel Tfl{'re are stili travel bargams A '\&.Tl RAI toon STORE TIHT STO<..Klol HI LK (,RAP'1'l onion halves and bake, uncovered, • • 1 Low fares to Tampa $8995 one way, Las Vegas A\D Bb\ \S" That all;() ha~ diffIcult to get H'getables and Man!' Hallf'r, of The Wood~, was at 375 for IS mlnutell. Remove $296 95 air and hotel, CruIse from $895, London $549 schedule~ marrobJOtl(' cooking c1a'i!>es" I~ no morf" The among scholac;tlc honor students at from OVf'n, sprinkle with grated 1olPROl'T HOl~t.. has the answen for lour healthful diet nf'edlo It !'Jorthern Arizona Umverslty m. Parmesan chee5e: return to oven round trip, CalJforma $l44 95 each way and more 15233 Kerchf'ul at Beaconsfield Open io a m,~ pm f'vl'ry day ex. bargaInS Open evenings and Saturdays, 886-7881. cluaed on the Dean's List for the anoUler 5 mlnutfotl for cheese to cept Sunda), 331.3200 1983 fall St"mester Students so brown. Makell 6 servings. honored must achieve at leasl a Calories per senlng aboat 150. grade pomt average of 3 5 Cholesterol abotlt 2 mg•. f npf'~ S,,-,ction C '-II ~Ias~i.ietls~I ~III ... Thursday, February 23, 1984 Sp a.~ & \ 2-1-1 week I for North icers The North High hockey squad played a 2.}-1week last \\eek, run- By Peggy O'Connor mng theIr season record to 11-73 InjUrIes have been a nagging prob- lem all year and continued to plague North last week as co- I'm sure glad It'S almost spring. I'm glad because I don't captains Greg Henchel dnd Bob thmk I could have stood much more of this winter sports ;'\]('Isonweren't able to play bus!ness Don't get me wrong; I like wmter sports Just as much as the North coach MIke ~Ianzella , next person (provIded the next person isn't an OlympIc , hopes hiS team Will be at full skIer, then It'S Iffy) It's just that it's been so long since I was strength for the season's horm~ a regular participant In wmter athletIcs, that whenever I've Ilnale tllIl! r rItldy, Feu ':ot. dgd 1J1~t attempted to get out there and have fun this winter, I've been Flint Central "Right after the Just a mIte disappointed in my body's response to the situa~ FlInt contest we begm the dll:ltncts and we'll need all of our skater~ tion since we face Fraser and then: My \\ inter sports exploits have been chronicled at length in Brother Rice," Manzella said this space. But those came years ago, when I was young and foolLsh and before I worked at a place where breaking your Umnsplred hockey \\ as the word neck on a SkI slope or Ice rmk was no excuse for not showmg up for a 5-5tIe North notched agaInst for work Bloomfield Andover last week The. Norsemen held commandmg leadS But, earlier thIS wmter, I decided to defy the odds and ice several times during the game, on- skate While I didn't do as poorly as some others in my party, I ly to let the VISItorsback III and tie was no Peggy Fleming, that's for sure. the contest Frank Vento and Marc. I had thought that ice skating would bring back memories of Tiflklan led North WIth two goals: each, John SpItz added the tymg my youth. It did. Photo by CAB goal late in the contest Joe Cueter, This year's middle school basketball championship went to the Brownell eighth grade squad, which Included, My legs wobbled more than they did when I was learning to John Russell and Craig Cappas set from left to right, (front row) Tim Fellows, MItt Aldrich, Mike Calcaterra, Danny Rashid, \Iohn Applegate, Matt up the tallies walk. I dribbled on my chin a lot since it seems that I can't Frame; (standIng) coach AI Devine, Steve CI.-ke, Andrew Bielski, Eric London, Andy Walker, Mike Finch, Kirk skate and keep my mouth shut at the same time. And I whim- LowrV and Wayne Besler. pered like a 2 year-old whenever anybody got too close to me Last FrIday mght, the Norsemen and threatened to upset the tiny amount of balance I had took on No 4 rated Howell and achieved. .. Brownell wins cage title played an outstanding, evenly- I was not, to say the least, a threat to the U.S. Olympic matched game Howell, beaten Just team. • The Brownell eIghth grade bas- and Wayne Besler and Steve Clark also led Brownell III rebounds, once Jfi 18 games, fell behind, 4-1, ketball team won the Grosse Pomte With two each grabbmg 110; Walker was second but came back to edge the North And so I thought. why not try ice fishing? Why not get out MIddle School champlOnslup last "This was a team that set some in rebounds with 100.Finch dished ieers, 6-5,In the last minute of play there in the invigorating, fresh, frozen air? Why not sit around week, fimshing the season WIth a high goals at the beginning of the off 46 assists thIS season to set a Howell scored five power play on Lake St. Clair for a few hours, spearing fish and pondering 9-3 record The Bullets won their season and reached most of Brownell record and Mike goals, taking advantage of North's over the greatness of nature? mnth game of the season, toppmg them," said coach AIDevIne "The Calcaterra's 37 steals also set a repeated penalties St Raymond, 60-34 biggest goal reached was the school mark. Nah Although my co-workers (eminently qualified au- championship, but it rod not come Tml Fellowl:land Enc London led easy Alm0t5tevery game was de- Brownell averaged 14assIsts per Grosse POinte scoring came thorities on the topic of sitting and pondering over the great- from Brad Heavner, Mark Young, ness of nature) have assured me that an ice fishing shanty is a 81'0\\ llell In l:lCOl"mg\\ llh 11 pomts ciried in the last quarter, and I game behmd the fine passing of each Andre BielskI sL'Oredeight, know that any da)owe could have guards Matt Aldrich, Applegate, Tlrikian, Cappas and Russell ~hke palatial as one's vWii living room and that bundled up com- Andy Walker had seven and Matt come up at the short end," DeVine Frame and' Danny Rashid. For- Phillips led the playmakmg with fortably Inside one of these shanties, whiling away the hours Frame had SIX Others scoring added wards Besler, Clarke, London and two assists and Ttrlklan, Kevlll waiting to spot a shadowy figure of a fish under the ice isn't the agamst St Raymond were Mike Bielski and Fellows led Brownell Kirk Lowry helped the Bullets on Tisdale and Mike Bierly each had one worst way a person could spend some time ... I still don't FlncP, WIth five, John Applegate HI scoring thiS season with 134and the boards as Brownell averaged 30 think so and Rob Young, four POints each, 114 POints, respectively. BIelskI rebounds per game Knowing me, I'd freeze my tail off for six hours waiting to The Norsemen closed out the spot a fish, spot one, get excited, grab my spear and end up week with a close, 6-5WInover UnI- Falcon cagers reach 18-0 versIty Liggett School Cappas and taking home a size 9-B left shoe - with the foot still in it. And I Tlrlklan each pumped m two goals don't even know how to cook that. 8t Clare's boys' varsity basket- The Falcons then pulled ahead mg nme POints. Guard Derald Penn with PbilUP6 and Vento row\ciinl - - And then there's Siiing ... DaB team fImshed up the regular by three at the half on pomts by led the squad ill assIsts. out the North sconng. NOItb's. season WIth an 18-0 record by Derek Schafran, Jeff FJ.kany and St. Clare's two other teams eligi- sense of team pJay seemed to re- I've never thought of myself as clumsy, but strap two waxed defeatIng St Joan. 29-25,last Sun- Mike Paull. St. Joan made several ble {or the cit~ playoffs also turn in this contest, as fine passing wood slats to my feet, put pointy poles in my hands and shove day. St Clare now enters the runs at the Falcons to keep the qualified and will compete this led to many excellent scoring op- me down the Side of a mountain and I'd become the very DetrOIt Metro Area CIty Playoffs game close, but St. Clare held them weekend at various locations. portunities definition of the word. whIch begm thiS Saturday, F'eb 25 off to take the four point victory. The Falcons' sixth and fifth grade boys' team captured its divi- My high school had a ski club. The club met in tb,e school In last weekend's game, St Joan Flkany, in his first start of the sIOntitle with a 26-15win over St. Liggett goalie Coley Connolly hbrary and I can still remember the sign on the door: SKI Jumped out to a 7-{) lead before Pete season for the Injury-plagued Joan. Frank ZIelinskI and Lamar was brilliant III the nets, stOPping Astfalk sank four straight free Falcons, took scormg honors WIth Penn paced St. Clare. The boys will breakaway attempts from TIri- CLUB MEETING TODAY. ALL ABLE SKIERS WELCOME. throws and added a basket to get NOT SO FAST, O'CONNOR. 10 points and 14 rebounds. Astfalk join the flfth and sixth grade girls kian, Tisdale, Vento and Young to St Clare to WIthinone pomt at the added another 10 while Paul and in post-season tournament achon keep the Kmghts In the game That's okay, though. I don't mind staying away from skiing, quarter Schafran contributed the remain- beginning March 1 North assists were credited to TIS- because I know if I don't, that somewhere, sometime, at some dale, Heavner, Young, Cueter, tiny SkI resort hospital, there's a compound fracture with my Phillips and Tiriklan name on It Gymnasts will meet at North The Artistic Gymnastics Acad- in April man, of Edgemont Drive, Mar- Tomurrow's contest agamst You probably realize by now that winter sports like bobsled- emy of RoseVIlle and the Four The girls Will compete in com- garet Jackson, of Universltv !"hnt Central begms at 7'20 pm at ding, ski jumping, snowmobiling and ice boating are, for me, Stars Parents Club WIllsponsor the pulsory routmes on the vault, Place; and NIkkI Shortmann, of the Grosse Pomte Commumty Rmk out of the question. (Don't even think about suggesting tobag- stateWIde U S. Gymnastics Fed. uneven parallel bars, balance Essex Road Three are scheduled to and marks the end of North's tn- galling The thought of resting any part of my anatomy on a eratlOn mpet at North HIgh School beam and floor exerClse. Pointers compete between 6.30 to 7.40 p.m , augural varsity hockey season thin piece of wood for a 50 mile per hour journey down an icy thIS Sunday, Feb 26, Begmmng at who have qualifIed for the evenl m- Shortmann from 9 45 to 11'30 8.m With a victory, North can enli the hill sends chills down my spine. And when my spine talks, I 9 30 a m clude LeeAnn Deuben, of Grand Admission is $2 for adults, $1for regular season and enter district play Witha 12-7.Jrecord lIsten) A total of 140 gymnasts from MaraiS Boulevard; Katrina Ho- children around the slate have receIved But that doesn't mean I don't enjoy some winter sports. On qualIfymg score" of 30 0 necessary the contrary, I love the challenge of Ice Walking: slipping and to enter thIS sectIOnal meet Those sILdmg across an ICy parking lot to one's car (rumored to be who re.ach a t Iea!>ta .120 all 11 round an offICial event In the 1988Olympics). I appreciate the athle- score WIllbe elJgll)le to go on to the 10,000 PAIRS OF SHOES he skill Involved In the Michigan version of the Nordic Com- l:ltatechampIOnshIPs m Port Huron bined keepmg both the front and rear windshield of a car clear In snowstorm And I can perform the wintertime "clean and Jerk" (liftmg and throwmg a cheap, plastic snowshovel Grosse Pointe Gunshop full of heavy. wet snow as far as possible without losmg the AND THEY WILL ALL BE ON SALE/! shovel blade) as well as anyone • NEW AND USED It's Just that I'm a htUe tired of falling behind, skill-wise, In GUN SALES all those other, more glamorous sports. And I know that there • Gun Repairs 10% TO OFF are a lot of other people Just like me out there Someplace 500/0 • Guns taken on consignment WED. FEB. 29th TO SAT. MARCH 3rd We're the ones waiting for summer. So we can start worry- • Reloading Components ing a bout holding our own in all the popular summer sports . • Ammo in stock and domg well In all the really Important ones. Like chasmg down tenms balls. Or competitive poolside lounging. Or my 21006 MACK GPW 881-5000 ~ speCialty dodging the hot spot on a leather car seat. NEW BALANCE, PUMA, &\UCONY, MITRE See what I mean about winter sports? '-"~METRO.~" REEBOK, TRE~RN, CONVERSE, TIGER, DEXTER One guy who probably knows exactly what I mean about HUSH PUPPIES - GOLF SHOES wmter sporl" IS Matt Petri. j SKI & SPORTS t • MEN'S • WOMEN'S • CHILDREN'S 1n'cently wrote a bout {J S OlympIC ski Jumper Petn b :>lIC- ce~"fuJ efforts to earn a ~pol on the OlympiC team Petri's un- cle fft>nr) Petri IS a Handy Road resident IPRICES ,'''- j ,'i".fJ W('II on a Monday I wrote that Petri's family in Grosse POInte ~a." anXIOusly awaiting hIS appearance In the skJ Jump- , SLASHED , mg competItIOn at Sarajevo We prInted the paper on Tuesday ~ and It hIt thp "land., on Thursday Meanwhile, durmg the time ~ • ~f'" ;;1-,/ In ( · 1D !~t delay between. the 25 year-old skier was JnJun'd a Jump THIS IS IT! SAVE BIG! l So by the tIme News readers were readmg about Petn, he \l a~ recovermg from surgery on hIS arm and hIS Olympic ski t Jump hopes were ended 200/0 to 700/0 off ~_. l;n<.'l(' Henry f('ported thIS week that Matt IS mobile, In • RUNNING SHOES • COURT SHOES • SOCCER SHOES good "plrlt~ ~as gomg to stay around for the finish of th(' ~e, #'~~{> ~<$>~~~~ • AEROBIC SHOES • BASEBALL SHOES • CLEATED SHOES (1) mple', clnd planned to get back to ski jumpmg ab soon 8r, t t he ~a., able C.) ~ "<:' " ~ ~ ~(OJC~'c.) t And that',> good new~ although I think Matt PetrI now 20343 Mack • South of Vernier know~ eXeKtly what they mean by the term "agony of GROSSE POINTE WOODS HARPER SPORT SHOP deff'at ., t (East 566 17157 IlAIlPER - DETROIT at CIIIIIII) .... 53. I know I do 'T 884- 3 ~~, "', , l 1 .1 ,.' • I It ..L __ ~ __ ~ , ._ .... .-...-...:...... __ ...... ""'--~ 1 , , J ... •• • - • - • at GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 23, 1984 ~,v:. • ~ softball ULS' Andrews honored UmversIt~' LIggett Scbt>ol's exhibited by freshman Kim Wood. ~~,lgn-upset George Andrews, girls' varsity ten- Coach Candy Bousquet'~ team " . k>"l'he snow lS melted the trees nis coach for the past fIve years, stl1llwi four matches to go before >~i have started to bud' Spnng lS h.as been named M1chigan High School Coaches ASSOCiation Coach districts. Their current record is ~- definitely on Its way signaling the 1o-1~ ; rite of spring, the start of softball of the Year for 1983 * ~. For 17years the NeIghbor- With outstandIng players such as JV leers win hood Club bas opera ted a glJ'ls' Paula MlghlOn, LeslIe Mackey, The ULS junior varsIty hockey t Lisa Peck, Anne Sherer, Wmdy softball program for third through team added a 5-0 W1n over the r:~ eighth graders Last year alone White (captam) and Shelley Wh1te, Grosse Pointe Red Wmgs and a 2-2 ;~ oyer 480 girls partlClpa ted 10 three the L'LS girls' vars1ty tennlS team he with the Grosse Pointe Titans to different leagues s....ept to an 11-0 record In 1983. their 11-5'1 record this week. ",. All girls interested 10 playmg this Hlghltghts of the season included a ~ should register at the Neigh- 4-3 victory over East Grand Rapids On Thursday, Feb 16, the ULS 'bOrbOOd Club, 17150 Waterloo, and a big upset of Grosse Pointe Kmghts controlled the Grosse Grosse Pomte City by Fnday, South, also 4-3 Pomte Red Wings WIth the1r strong passmg game Steve Vreeken and March 2. The league fee IS $22 and The cro\\ nmg glory for Coach includes a team hat and shirt A John Petrilh each had two goals for Andrews was h1S fourth conse- ULS. ~t Neighborhood Club mem- cutive state champIOnship (Class Pership IS required, an rndlvldual CoD), With 24 pomts to runner-up On Saturday, Feb. 18, ULS Coach J1m Stemer's team took on the membershIp IS$10, $20 per fanuly Kalamazoo Hackett's 17 Bes1des tough Grosse Pointe Tltans In a , Games and practices are played the four state champIOnsh1ps, An- pndiamonds throughout the Grosse drews sports a fIve-year record of game marred by penalties and pointes from Apnl 30 to June 22 46-18 choppy play, ULS managed to score two goals earl~' m the second 1bere will not be a conflict with the The Gros .. Point. Blue Demons won tile Adray League Championship Feb. 11, behmd the efforts of, from left "1 very much appreciate the ree- penod John Petrilli tallied on a girls' soccer program All players to right, (front row) l.anny Tracy, Sun Oartee, Kip Gotfredson, Troy Taylor, Mark Tapp, Mark Primeau, MIke Carron, !m!!! ~~e~~ =: ~::~ ~~::.: ~"::.~::.::t:::: ogmtlOn, not only for myself, but ~M~t (~ from Mi('hAf'1 Frf>"('~. DnICl I;K:Knorat, Joey t'rovenzano; lmlQCJte row) Marcel "'nagnon, ~teYe :>Dlakl, Jumanee I:)enton, ~UlJ MCManon, more Importantly tor the team ~ the week of March 12 and ChrlS Joel converted a Steve Kevin Brennan, Mike Clobuchlirj (top row) assistant coaches John Klobuchar and Frank Taylor, sponsor Emmet Their spmt, umty and support for ", Every player 15 placed on a team Vreeken pass Tracy; ... istant coach Steve Keenanj goalie Kerry Rose and head coach Chris Chagnon Manager Dick Darke is one another enabled us to ach1eve J Tbe leagues are diVided by not pictured. success" Andrews said ULS held a 2-1 lead until midway grades; the Midget League, tturd through the third period, when the , .and fourth grades, the Mldgle Wood shines T1tans tied the score. With just one :' League, fifth and sixth grades; and Demons are Adray champs second remairung in the game, the the Midi League, seventh and The University Liggett School T1tans were awarded a penalty ~ighth grades The Grosse Pomte Blue Demons league champiOnshIP formance of goaltender Mark Tapp girls' volleyball team dropped a shot Jeremy Belenky, the Knights' Last year over 75 adults volun- overcame two earl) losses and a In a Jan 24 game .....hlCh deCIded The I\1Ite Travel Blue Demons match to SouthfIeld Chnstlan Feb freshman goaltender, made the \eered their time to help softball lack of travel expenence to compIle first place, the Demons faced a pla~ I'd an eAhlbltlOn game Feb 5, 17 WIth freshman hitter Tr1c1a save to preserve the tie. ,, leagues If you would also hke to at 19-2record and clmch the Adray tough Southgate team. Southgate travelmg to ~orth~Ide Arena In Petzold sldehned due to the flu, ~ help, please contact the Club at League MIte Travel champIOnshIp had handed the Demons their only Chatham.Ont to face the Chatham ULS dressed only seven players. A ULS Will play 1ts last game of the 1185-4600. The Blue Demons topped Wyan- losses of the season. B1gV MIte team A [eCepliOn for the fme defenslVe performance was year on Feb. 23 at McCann Rink. dotte, 6-2, at Yack Arena Feb 11 to But Marcel Chagnon led the of- players followed the game, won b) wm the title fense WIth a hat trick as the Blue Grosse Pmnte, 4-2 ~t. Clare sets Mike Carron opened the sconng Demons defeated Southgate, 7-4 Chagnon agam opened the scor- for Grosse Pointe, w1th M1ke MIke Carron ass1sted on two of Ing from a Jumble of players 10 front :sports sign-up Klobuchar asslstmg. Klobuchar Chagnon s goals and added one goal of the net Klobuchar and Carron More NEXT bed It up on a breakaway after the h1mself KeVin Brennan, who later dre ....assists Chagnon scored agam • St. Clare School W1.IIconduct reg- Warnors had taken a 2.1 lead Mar- missed the championsh1p game, With ass1sts from defenseman HOME ;- 'istration for track and field, base- cel Chagnon, playrng well despIte scored once, aSSIsted on another Mc:Mahon and Klobuchal, who Sports GAME :ball and softball for pansh students the flu, put Grosse Pomte ahead, goal and backchecked 'Well earned a playmaker award for the .who attend 5t Clare or public 3-2. It was all Demons after that as throughout the contest game Darke notched the Demons' school. A parent must register the Lanny Tracy scored next on passes Sean Darke's fine passmg led to th1rd goal on a set-up from Bren- !.- •child on Tuesday, Feb. 28 or Thurs- from Joey Provenzano a.'1d Steve one goal and one assIst and Troy nan; then Brennan broke down the on ~. day. March 1, from 6:30 to 8 p.m m Solaka Sean Darke made It 5-2 v.ith Taylor scored on a long shot from lee, centered a pass to Klobuchar t," 'the gym bul1dmg help from Cullen McMahon, and the pomt Klobuchar and Tracy and t1Pped lD Klobuchar's rebound. Saturday, February 25 - 2:00 p.m. and field is open boys '. , Track to Jumanee Benton converted a sharp added two asSIstS each. Tapp agam was outstandmg In the Detroit vs. Washington ,. :and girls in grades four through pass from Kip Gotfredson mto the The game was much closer than nets Page ~' :-eight. fmal goal to give the Demons the the fmal score indicates, Chagnon's The lrne of Mark Primeau at left to third goal was mto an empty net wing, Brad E1ckhorst at center and Free Red Wings basebal' cap .... Pointe trio The Blue Demons were aIded by the Gotfredson at rIght wmg kept the 10C first 5,000 youngsters 16 & under .. Pt;fi.IN 3177 great hustle of Provenzano' and . stars for Brown pre~sure on the BIg Vs all through compliments of Coca..Co/. ~-, . PAVILJ()N E. Jefferson McMahon as well as the flOe per- the game ":~ Three Grosse Pointe Thursday, March 1- 7:30 p.m. athletes are starring Free lecture Detroit vs. Montreal for Brown University FREEOOM from FEAR: sports teams this WiD- Wings try to check hunger A DIVINE COMMAND T,.Ic.1 /"fo,m./lO" MilJch 5th - B 00 P r'1 PlIfk,ng Ch.". by ler lD Pho". To help check hunger in Detroit, volved ehmmatmg hunger & Chilo Care First Church of ."d Group Of."ounts After 20 games, the DetrOit Red Wmgs Will collect CollectIOn bags Will be distr1b- Chllst Scientist G P Farms ".11(313) 567.9800 RlleSt CllInese-Amencan Food T,d.,..t .11 Brown jumor Stark nutritious, noo-peflsh.able food uted by the Red Wmgs' "Forum 282 Chalfonte between Kerby T,.Ic., World Oo#'-t, Banquet FaCllrbes - Recenti)' Remodeled Langs IS second items at the Wings-Brwns game Club" at hockey games on March 1, & MOl'an Road HawalJ CocIcIalI Lounge - Happy Hour Man -Fn :s.e p m in OpenIllDn.Thurs 111'" la", Fl, &5a1I'I'" 21'" SlJf\ nOO/' 11m scormg on the Brwn Wednesday, March 14 at Joe Louis 3 and 8 Fans are encouraged to use men's basketball team, Arena . the bags to brmg cans and boxes of • 259.1510 259-1511 - Carr vi SemcfI averaging 10.7 points The Red Wings am Chuck E food to the March 14 game Fans per game Langs is Cheese's Pizza Time 'lbeatres are who cannot attend the Wmgs- .. WEIGHT also grabblllg an aver- teammg up for "Impact on Hunger BrUinS game March 14, or who WATCHERS age of 9.1 rebounds per Day" March 14 at the Joe Louis WIsh to contnbute further, can , . Frosted Treat game to lead Brown. Arena. Impact on HW'lger 1S a drop off food packages at any of 10 WIN'81G & Desserts voluntary, non-profit, tax-exempt partlc1patmg Chuck E Cheese Lo Cal Menu Fellow South HIgh RAM'S HORN graduate Jeff Measelle orgamzatiOn that InfOrms, Insp1res locatiOns through metro-DetrOIt .ISIaU.A ..I SenIOl' ItiZer.S helped the Brown 200 and involves indIviduals and through March 14 -'&-1SN)2 Age 65 D!scoYnt 10-/. free relay team to a groups In endrng hunger through Food 1tems Will be dLStnbuted to WI1HTUFFYI 11410MACICATilf ClAl1 11m"""", llfllW S2 50 win over Columbia education and actlv1ties hungry people In metropolItan De- • Bring in a written quote on any competitive DAILY DII•• BI And freshman Larry Red Wmg players have enrolled trOit by the Capuchm Soup K1tchen complete exhaust system or any brake work. as actlve participants In the "Su- and the Gleaners Commumty Food If we can't beat it, you win 10 FREE SPEC.ALSI THE MacDonald was a member of the Brown perstars Endmg Hunger" pro- Bank Michigan lottery tickets. $3••• GREEN wmnmg 400 medley re- gram, WhICh calls upon profes- Further mformatlOn may be ob- 11 •.•. II 11 , .•. ., • Just think, one of them might be a big lay event in a wm over sional athletes and teams to tained by calhng Pat Lademan at winner. HO ••• ADE ROOM the University of motivate the public to become 10- 928-4525 SOUP DAILY IS Connecticut. • Win with our lifetime muffler guarantee. WE ARE FAMOUS NOW OPEN MacDonald also fm- You never pay again. for OUR DESSERTS! Farms-City ready for spring lShed first In the 200 with back (2' 05.27), You're a winner every day fast, expert League ftelds at Elwortby and Ker- in it. by Parks Fields at Ehvorthy and Tuffy service. Come and let us prove Kerby \\ere Impro\ed after last UTICA BOATHOUSE year's season to prepare for the 16-team dlstnct tournament after ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE the regular season ends ''IiJffY' February 20-26 Fences at Eh\orthv were lengthened to 200 feet from home plate from 185 fE'et The two fields muftlers • Register for free drawing -featurtng- l 1IiI'akn-1Mcks j • FORMULA at Kerb\ \\ere rebuJ!t last fall and • the Ehvorthy fIelds were rebuilt • Refreshments the prevlOus'year DmOIT lAST DttIOfT • You want a good buy. As the tournament approaches. 16930 E Warren 25016 Grotlot the league \\111 be seekmg parent 115.4362 179.5170 you got it! volunteers to help With conceS~lOns and f!el9 mallltenance dUring tne \\ eek-Iong event The Farms-Clt} league's board 8045 HAll ROAD tAll FOIl HOOftI of dIrectors meets at 7 30 P m on the third Thur"day of e\ ery month Utica, E. II v. DplllIIll 731.8568 at 5t Paul's Lutheran Church In the Fdrms The meetIngs are open to the public Grosse Pointe Woods-Shores LITTLE LEAGUE Registration Grosse Pointe Park BASEBALL , SATUIDAY ( Little League (Ages 8-12) REGISTRATION \ ~" I ", FEB. 25 -e~ 2:00 p.m. Saturday, February 25 J- '-j Grosse Pointe Park 9:30 •. m. to 11:30 8.m. - -- Babe Ruth League TO TIiE (Ages 13-18) FlRST 5000 FERRY SCHOOL YOUN(;Sn~ 16 AND For Boys and Girls UNDEIl_ COWPIJMEHTS OF COCA COLA T ues tV!rJrcr, 6 7 on 9 00 prJ. Wed , March 7 7 OO-g00 PM nc.kct Information AGES 7 to 12 01-. by Phone Pierce Middle School Born Between Augult 1, 1971 and July 31,1977 IIftd Group DIscount.1 (back entrance) call (313) M7-tIOO Tk:Mta. all Bring Birth Certlflc.ates 'ndlct World 0Ud«ta If unable to You Must Questions? attend, call Bring A Blfth Call 885-0354 or 824.1573 for 881-7453 Certificate Little League 822.5997 for Babe Ruth • -_.-..----_ ...... -.....-.------....------~~...--.--...... ---~------ Call 882.6900 Page Three-c Classified ads Thursday, February 23, 1984 1A-PERSONALS 28- TUTORING AND 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED Classified Advertising Information EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL PRAYER TO THE Phone: 882-6900 I INDEX TOCLASSIFIED OFFERED I HOLY SPIRIT TUTORING SECHET.\/{ Y full time, J<:XPERIENCED cleamng Address: 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 48236 Holy SPirit, you who make me 1. No cancellollons, changes or correct,ons alter 2 p m Monday ALL SUBJECTS dOli nlo\\ n off1le, Ij pltlg. \\oman for hlghnse apart. No exceplians ment bulldmg 9a m 1pm, HOLlrs: see ever) thmg and who GRADES 1 TIlRU 12 phone. \~III 1l.1In 10 offICe Office 2. New copy only, deadline Tuesday noon ;\!onday, Tuesday, Thurs. shows me the way to reach PROFESSIONAL F ACULT\ m.lchll1p~ III 4820 Man 8-5, T ues 8- 12, Wed 9-5 daY Friday !\lust have ref my Ideal You who give me 1 Legal Nollce 120 Lake and River Property Thurs and Fn 8-5 the DIVIne Gift to forgive WE CAN HELP \\ '\ ITHE"~ES gnll pel son, eren ..('s 8.l-l B288 Monday 1A Personals 12E Cammerctol Property b,lI!t'l1dp! s (,IOSSl' Pomte, and forget the wrong that IS GROSSE POINTE Friday, 9-5 Deadlines: 1 B Secretanal Service 12F Northern Property Illll 1717 done to me and you who are 1C PublIC Sale 13 Real ESlate LEARNING CENTEH HOUS.Io:KEf<:PER,Compamon Cancellations and changes, Mon 2 p m EXl'EHIE\Cr.D ;lller 10 In all Instances of my hfe 10 Ob,luartes 13A Lots lor Sale 63 Kercheval on the HIli for elderl} lady mlli>tdm e. New copy only, Tuesday noon l.lIl' 101 7 \ CdJ old oetol (' WIth me I, In thiS short 2 Entertainment 138 Cemetery Properly 343 0836 3~J 083(, Il\e In. Fnda) mornmg to Error corrections, Man noon dialogue want to thank you ,md ,dtPI "dlOO] BIll 9311!J 2A MuSIC Education 13C Lond Conlracls SPANISH-AIlI('vel", Fletllh I'ue.,day morlllng 882 8875 for everything and conilrm ~~_1 _ Rates: 28 Tutanng and Educallon 130 For Sale or Lease beglllnmg Dd\ld B8-1I.jlb PAINTER \\ ANl'f~D - Part once more that I never want 2C Hobby lnstrucllon 14 Real Estale Wonted "III:EDED 1111 nH'lIhllci) l um- Cosh or * pre pay 12 words $320 to be !>eparated from you no tllne. PO!>ltlon Ideal for 20 Camps 14A Lots Wontlld 2D-CAMPS putCI Opt'lo1lor\\ Ith thol ollgh female Call 881 :;499Filday Each additional word 20 matter how great the mater- 2E Athlellc Instruction 148 Vo<.allon or Suburban knOlllcdgr ,1I1d l'\pl'II(,Ill'(' Ial desires may be I want to , 9-5. C i .. \ 1 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 23, 1984 6D-VACATION • ,,-HELP WANTED 4A HELP WANTED 5-SITUATtON 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6A-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT RENTALS GENERAL DOMESTIC WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED FURNISHED O~E BEDROOM apartment VIHY NOT CO'\SIDER SIESTA KEY, Sarasota Lux- SALES REPS GROSSE POINTE PAINTING, Wallpapermg and CHALMERS and Houston SEVEl\ MILE/Grelner - 2 S:>aCIOUSStove and refrig- t~... odd Jobs DaVid 684-1426 area One bedroom large bedroom house fimshed bas- HAVING YOUR ury ocean-front condomin- fr martet The New BusIness EMPLOYMENT erator $300per month Call IUm 2 bedrooms 2 baths, ~ Pack to Metro Area busl- GE~ERAL housekeeper hve and clean Appliances heat ment $325 INVESTMENT Monda~ FrJda~, 9-5 559- pool Btenms courts Month 0' nesses HIgh commIssIons AGENCY In 5-days &x F-75, Grosse and "'ater Included First 14 GROESBECK - ne\\ 3 2000, ext 198 of April 88&11228 after 5 p m ~: for an agressl ve sales- 885-4576 POlnte !'Jews, 99 Kercheval floor $245 per month bedroom house $425 PROPERTY person Grosse Pomte Farms MI Secunt\ and references re- H .\RPER \~ 0 ODS - 3 MANAGED? 6B-ROOMS FOR KEY LARGO, FlOrida - Computer CommUnicatIOns 50 Jears relIable servIce qUired -Call 526-1712 bedroom hou~e Gro:,se Button ....oDd Ba\ condo ex- ~eeds expenenced Cooks, 48236 IT S REASO;'-;ABLE RENT Pomte School DI!>tJ1(1 $175 clUSive ....ell furnished, 2 Service \anllles, Maids, House- HAl\;DYMAI' - expenf'nced Ol'TER DRIVE Berkshire \10RA!'\GI\0TTI\GHA~I- .\;'-;D EFFICIENT' CLEAN QUIET and safe bedroom townhouse TenniS, 851-4575 keepers Gardeners, Chauf- in all types of home repair area 2 bedroom upper flat, 2 BEDROO\1 duple>.. base- FOR DETA.ILS C o\LL sleepmg room Prl\ die beach pool manna. secur- TYPESETTER ExpeflenCe<1 feurs Butlers, Couples, References 774-.3259 apphances heat ven clean ment garage appliances home Kitchen a m onl\ $7 Ity \\ ('ekl~ monthl~ Call Preferably on Compu :\urse Aides Campa mons DILLON only HA"iDYMA~ - all t) pes of 521 7504 $30{) a da\ Good nelghborh'ood collect (305) 661 7743 1305) ~aptllc eqwpment GrOl~ and Da) VI orkers for pflvate repairs, small Jobs E-\ST OUTER DrIve - nedr For these and others call PROPERTY "arren Outer Drive area 661 1571 offKe mg department Good bene homes carpenter "ork palntmg V. hlttler Cpper large 5 laVon 5 Rentdl and Proper MANAGEMENT Over 30 885 3039 fIts Wages negotiable de 18514Mack Avenue room~ porch, appllarKes t) \lanagement 773 2035 PO~1PA"iO BE-\CH - 2 bed. Pete 8822795 881-4147 EAST DETROI1 - betll een 8 room lUXUriOUSoceanfront pendIng on expenence Gro"", Pomte Farms $2'IU plus lo\~ cost heat GROSSEPOI\TE\\oods-2 MATl'RE \~ O!\1A'\ seek'> and 9l\1l1e, 2 rooms lor rent condo A\ allable slarting Three shifts Call Helene CLEAt\ERS reqUlred Mu:.t secunt\ and referen(e~ bedroom bungdiO\\ \idC\.. ON THE LAKE Pll\ate kitchen recreatIOn office v.orb. 1') pmg flllng, \1arch 1st Call after 5 p m Sledlarz, 372.'5170,12 8 P m be trust'.\Orth\ References I 881 1911 \'1.'1 nler area $45U pel ,870 LAKESHORE - large etc experIenced depen room laundn faclhtles $200 4636283 HIGH SCHOOL or college stu reqUIred 77i-2606, 773 9462 T\\ 0 BEDROO'\1 llat In month plus ~ecunt\ and bnck ranch 3 bedrooms, 3 month meludes all utilitieS dable Conme 773-0578 MYRTLE BEACH at Pell dent who has aptitude for Grosse POinte Parb. SJ25 ulllltle!> B~9 2&17 baths famlh room den 3 \\ orkmg girls onl~ cooking, WIll tram '\pply In "';l, '" '" 'I - fu!lllme Itve In car gal dge boat ....ell $3 500 For more informatIOn call can s Landmg 3 bedroom, person at PennJ S 10721 preferred :\lature per:,on 5A-SITUA TlON plus utlhtJes One bedroom GRUSSE PO\ TE al ed 1 ~ Ith ....ood burnmg fireplace bedroom apartrr ent per month La \ on s Rental and Proper- 2'_ bath luxuflous condo Wluttler after J If! P m desJred to care for 16 month DOMESTIC mlnlUm Elevators acedn g,rl Dulles Include light \\ est Village $290 a month Carpet appliances 5290 Po\L\lS.Ql EEN t\ '\1anagement 773 2035 886 #14 \'Ie~, 2 pools Da) ~ 644-8580, BABYSITTER pd.rt tlme m\ l]olbei..eeplllg Room board Includes utilities charmmg'l monthh mcJudb heat e\ en,ngs 756-0362 home, Monday through'Fri \ dcatlOn and excellent sal- HOUSE A MESS? I bedroom Carnage Hou.>e \\ ater 886 9i70 882.954~ 6C-OFFICE FOR ~o TIme? Call DE\ O\SHIRE.:\1-\CK - day, 8 a m 12 noo~ !l1U!>t dr) Expenenced person - Indian VJIJage $300 a DdrOlt 3 bedroom lo\\er RENT H.\RBOR SPRI:\GS - Har month plus utilItieS Other T\\ 0 BEDROO2\llo\\er near be rellable After 6 30 P m I ....Jth recent references re THE I \atural fIreplace hard\\ ood bor CO\ e luxurv condo !Jstlngs a\'allable Call Grosse Pomte Good condl 700 SQLAR~ feet 15B:;?~~~t sleeps 9 b) 0" ner" rates i 772-2629 aUlred Call 331-5304 M"'I 1~I:.VI:. TC=C=Q~ .. _ ~"'_"''''r. ~ .....C".n~t"'I'"' flr.)f" 'i;~"l) '*<'lInt\ lE'ase ..._--- ...- --_ ... - Latnerme "tIller I:S~;': IUU .~. ,,- -,,- - --- "dl1 t:U ~JVV Q 1UUUl.U 0.1.0: • .4 r\ \ dlldOle tor SKI\ aCdtlOns FREE $50 and up to....ard LIVE 1'\ needed to Cllre for and references 881 2653 Let Our ere" Come In & Do Hlstonc Realt\ se(unt) references 884 3300, 527-6959 Da) s 965-9409, e\ emngs i bwldmg your own bUSiness, elderl) \\ oman References AJI of Your General Cleamng ,\,EWL'l decorated 3rd floor HAYES/7 Mile ":-'lodern one _8_7:>_-8 _ l\lo\CK bet~een 7 and 8 Ull 1802 ; part or full tIme S$S sellmg reqUIred Pm'ate furrushed Wmdows & O~'ens Too' T furnished apartment bedroom apartment Heat SPOTLESS 5 room upper $150 $250 rent Includes l skm care products 6 p m bedroom provided 822-4589 Excellent References : 885-0015 Deb _ appliances parkmg Smali Bedford Central air Grosse PO'llle address $250 utllJtleS, furnIshings copier, PETOSKEY - HARBOR Gift Certificate A\ allable securlt\ utlhtle:, meluded pets allo\\ed, $215 885 2358 modern kitchen Cdrpel, and use of conference room SPRII\GS pENTAL ASSISTAl\;T - full 4C-HOUSE SITTING Call ChriS Adults 'preferred B24-4334. Lake"lde Club Condomm ISL A "'D KITCHE1'\ St I dl:h\\asher and appliances Call 882-62.31 Ask for Ed time positIOn avalldble Hl a SERVICES 565-4300 ..." In $3.>0a mOf1th utlLl1es extrd 2-6 P m onl~ lums - Holiday and ski ,busy Grosse POlnte Clair Shores has sto\e, 771 7671 da\ s 8848694 GROSSE POIr\TE WOODS I eservatlons now bemg ABLE TO clean ,our home or 6 'ULE-GR-\TIOT E'\ERGY EFFlClE'\T , Spectahst office Expenenc dlsh\1 ashel family room, 3 e\ emng, " Ideal for smgle \\ orkmg per- taken on IUll.ur) 2 and 3 bed- offIce UI 112 hours Depen bedrooms utilitl I, storage ---~------MEDICAL SUITES : ed preferred 886-4040 son One bedroom, kitchen, room uruts and 3 bedroom dable, thorough Three per- III car garage, fenced)ard THREE ROOMS 0r;,e 20025 Mack - 1,500 sq ft townhouses Only minutes :EXPERIENCED SHORT son crev. WIll clean to vour $485 plus security 293-3952 bedroom, appliances $1. 5 lI\'mg room Yet! clean and Completely Flmshed ~ order cook Apply WImpy s qUiet Prl\ ale entrance a \\ ay from Boyne HIgh- satlsfacl10n Excellent refer- "'EEK'S FREE t 'f'" monthl), heat mduded $100 Immediate Occupancy, lands - l'lubs Nob ski areas - Bar and Grill 16543E War- n ren '" 0 deposIt 331-1404 Laundr\ room Heat mcJud- ences 10 vour area Call for Somerset flats one- and 1\10------Parkmg and cross country trails ren after 2 p m 5-SITUA TlON estlmate- Karen-£82-2132, ed $200. Everungs, 886-0583 WANTED bedroom $245,$260 month THREE BEDROOM upper Weekends, week. monthly , PART TIME evening legal Chrlssy-681-7517 Water mcluded Security Fireplace porch sE.'parate 3 BEDROOM brick lov.er flat, GENERAL OFFICE SPACE or seasonal rentals secretary needed for a LADY WISHES days, excel- 884-4852E'venmgs basements. garage $325 near Cadieux References 20835 Mack - 2,100 sq ft LakeSide Club, 453 East ~ downtown DetroIt law firm PRIVATE NURSING reqUIred Evenmgs, (1) 666- Will DIVide to SUIt, Around the clock lent references, 571-9089or TWO BEDROOM lower flat, ;~~Itles references 885 Lake St , Petoskey, MICh , Hours 5 p m -9 pm, Mon- 3032 Adequate Parkmg 616-3473572, 616-3477690 In home, hospital or nursmg 571-9076 $245 WIthout heat, $345 With ------day - Thursday, Saturday, 10 GROSSE POINTE Park up- 884-1340 886-1068 ------am. 2 p m Must be ex- horne R"i s, LPI"s, Aides, WOMAN DESIRES hght heat Nottmgham and War-I BEACONSFIELD - 1st block HILTON HEAD Island - compamons, male atten- housework for workmg cou- per, 2 bedroom, dining FOR LEASE - Medlcal- ~ penenced 00 the Wang word ren 778-7536 off Mack Avenue m DetrOIt South CarolIna One and two dants, !lVe-1llSScreened and ple or bachelor Available room, garage, $275 plus Dental-ProfessIOnal Swte , processing equipment Must GROSSE POINTE Park - 2 bedroom upper flat, ne\l- bedroom ocean-front VillaS bonded 24 hour semce Monday and Tuesday Ex- utIlitIes 1223 Wayburn, available 10 attractively have hbgabon expenence ill cute 6 room upper, 2 bed- I, decorated, natural Pool, golf, tennis Day or Licensed nurses for 264-3992 deSIgned, well appomted medical malpractIce and m- perienced, reasonable rooms, sun room, carpeted, fireplace, $250a month $300 week Very low rates Call surance cases buudmg at 23203Jefferson 10 product ltablhty Wlll be Paula,881-7210 newly decorated, garage, security 8B5-5196 ALTER - CHARLEVOIX any tune 771-4586 (Easter t POINTE AREA ?\'URSES St Clair Shores 1,500sq ft, , tested. Call Karen 964-5890 CLEANING lady avallable - $350 774-1605after 5 '\'EWLY decorated 1bedroom Grosse Pomte Side, attractive {)pen) I TU 4-3i80 large one-bedroom or studio furmshed receptIOn room, ...ESTABLISHED SUBURBAN honest and dependable ()tA,"IJ COZY, 2 bedroom upper flat upper Air condll1onmg, GAYLORD "CARING & DOING" apartments, $190-$230, m- ample convement off-street ~CHlSE REAL ESTATE transportation Excellent No pets Heat mcluded Call balcony Whittier near ex- parking, full maintenance Again, limIted avallablhty IS OUR MOTTO Grosse Pointe and Shore cludes apphances and utlh- COMP A.l\'Y HAS after 6 pm, 526-2968 pressway $320, heat mclud- DANAHER, BAER, beautifUlly furmshed 3 Club references m-7456 ed 882-9643 ties 331-7852 2 FULL TIME OPENINGS • LIVE INS UPPER - 5 rooms on Devon- WILSON & STROH bedroom, 3 bath condo, on WE ARE OFFERING PAID • AIDES MOTHER-Daughter cleamng sJure R.."Cently decorated, PARK - Bnght 5 room upper, BEACONSFIELD - 2 bed- 885-7000 Gaylord golf course Fire- VACATIONS FOR THE newly carpeted, decorated, room upper Half of garage place, garage, convement to • RN's & LPN's team Expenenced, depen- mcludes fIreplace, stove, OFFICE BUILDING, 15216 QUALIFIED PERSONS dable Excellent references !:oultable for non-smoker Immediate occupancy $225 major ski areas, cross coun- For Home Health Care refngerator, garage $285 Eight ?\OWeRcl near GratIOt FREE COMPUTER JoAnn,882-9624 per month plus secunty 824- $315 821-544B 884-4818 try Weekends, weekly AND MORE FOR A At Its ~t Call 1,440 square feet plus full monthly, from February 20: YOUNG WOMAN deSIres 6521 after 5 o'clock CHATSWORTH near Warren UPPER - Bedford at Mack basement Completely re- CONFIDENTIAL June 15, 1984 September 1- MED-STAFF housecleanmg position One bedroom upper,. fully 3 bedrooms, completely INTERVIEW CALL UPPER mcome - 2 bed- modeled 886-3598 December 31, 1984 961-8080 884-7045 after 7 p,m carpeted, apphances, $225 redecora ted, fireplace, 557-2505 rooms, carpeted, stove, WAREHOUSE, 4,800 square 884, -0800, Mr Allen ' 778-4000 per month After 6 pm, 882 garage, appI1ances 822-2351 ASK FOR MS THITECA refngerator Electnc m- feet Drive thru over-head F AMll.. Y MAN, Inld-40's seeks SC-CATERING 1052 SPEND WINTER WITH US jawtor-maUltenance work eluded, $275, secunty 3513 GRAYTON Good home, doors For rent or lease $500 PART-TIME secretary far 0IlP deposit East OUter Drive at TWO BEDROOM upper flat excellent location and condi- per month Immediately LAKES OF THE NORTH man life insurance offICe Call 52'.Hi045 KAY'S CAPER - speclSlwng In dinners, luncheollS, hors Warren B86-4998 Carpeted, stove, refngera tion Garage, fenced yard available 884-4818 CHALET RENTALS Shorthand and famw.anty l'llGHT SITTER - lady will tor, $275 plus utilities, 884-1475 with computers essential stay mgbts WIthsenu-U1vahd d'oeuvres for all occasions KENSINGTON/I-94 2 bed- EASTLAND AREA - Kelly- • All new homes secunty deposit, no dogs • Ice ftshmg/skatmg expenence pre- or person 331-2919 room bungalow, fIreplace, ON MOROSS near 1-94, 2 Bit:! Mile 5,000ft generalof- Insurance elderly Refer- 886-8491 • X-eountry sklmg : ferred. HOW'SflexIble Send ences, 923--6-, ~: all app!lances $375 monthly bedroom duplex, $325 per fICe space APRON Assocloates the perfect NE~FF ROAD, upper flat, near • Toboggarung : resume to Box M-ll, Grosse party planners MalO meals, 964-5560 between 9-4 month Call after 6 pm. 881- AUTO BODY rep8tr, ~xpert the Village, newly Pointe News, 99 Kercheval hors d'oeuvres, any occa- GROSSE PONITE area and i209 FARMS - On the Hill Lower • Snowmobllmg work, reasonable rates, decorated, new c 1 , ------_-..__ .~~--~,,--"----'--- Thursday, February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PageFiv.c 60-VACATION 7-WANTED 8-ARTIClES 8-ARTICLES a-ARTIcLES I-ARTICLES I-ARTICLES I-ARTICLES RENTALS TO RENT' FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE TWO GROSSE Pomte Grand- TENT, car top carner, mmk l SIE~'TA KEY, Sarasota 2 bed- TABLE - 48' round, formlca GARAGE SALE "DetrOlter " SEARS KENMORE gas dryer . GRANDFATHER room, 2 bath condommlum, mothern hVlTig m FlOrida stole, Mmolta SLR 100/50 top, With leaf, 4 ChaIrs, three ping pong table, $75, com . - 2 cycles, good condition, overlookmg Bay and Gulf ~Ish to rent local house or mm len", ceramic fireplace - 50" high lamps, loveseat, plete "Danish" dining room $100, Cash 885-0297 CLOCKS condo for Summer Call mantle Call saturday or BeautIfully decorated Lots small tredenza, mlsc Items, set, $125, Days and eve SEARS '~O" gas stove, self- WillIe In stock, 30"? to 50"/(off 886-3668 after 4 30 Sunday only 824-2348 - of extras 644.5537 886-3393, 9 5 P m mngs, 527-5669 cleanmg, white, Tappan no- Large selectIOn Deall'l FEMALE PROFESSIONAL IKITCHEN/dmette set (47" MARCO ISLAND - beautIful 2 COMPLETE compuler sys. l\10VIIIlG SALE defrost refrigerator, green, clearance 268 2854 or 371 deSires small aparlment In round table, 4 vmvl SWivel bedroom, 2 bath penthouse. tern - Franklm Ace 1200 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25 $100 each 881-1389 5400 Grosse Pomte area Days chaIrs) $150, La-Z-Boy condo All amemtlC", cable \\ Ith 2 diSC dnves, mom tor, llAM-6PM MIXED firewood - $45a face 494 5431 reclmer -- bro\\ n t",eed, hl-.e prmter, all dISCS and 16135 MACK AT BEDFORD TV ",asher, dryer Pnvate ------ne"" $125, 2 tan Vinyl and cord Call 543 4044 or ANTHRACITE COAL manuels, $2,200 885.2371 Glassware, antiques, coHec beach pools, tennis, boat WOULD LIKE to rent Peto. chrome Io..ltchen chaIrs on - 849-1490 STOKER COAL doC'ks, 24 hour secuntv EVERYTHING must go tlbles, postcards, advertls skey-Traverse City area, 3-4 casters, $25 each 884.4569 109 Items, lamps , MATCHING couch and CANNEL COAL 3il-3i5t> . bedroom Cottage on beach Sears washer and dryer loveseat, showroom ne'l\, .1 ~ Ith safe s'" Imming Need KENMORE a utomahc dryer, brass/marble chandeher , All available - Ib , bag, bulk LONGBOAT KEY, Florida Pecan bedroom set Glass saCrifIce, $1,000 771-8568 - WE DELIVER - July 15th thru August 15th works great, $95, 885-0079 kItchen table set Lawn- some furmture pieces Luxur) 2 bedroom, 2 bath COUCH, beautIful, new, NOBLES 474-4922 1317} 253-i345 G E refflgerator, 2 door, mO\ler Clothes Free stand- 'It Display racks, bIOS condommlum directly on qUIlted floral pnnt, other hv frostfree, excellent condl' Ing bar/stools Saturday, 9-1 'It Large mIrror, appro,.,,1- Gulf \\ aten le\1 every f-L'RNISHED apartment or tlon, $175 885 0079 mately 5'X7' 109 room furlllture 771-9416 room -\\ allable Apnl 626- pm 885 7J12 condo or house Retired I 'It Old fashIon Coke dispense r REDWOOD plcmc tdble ben. LARGE, FULLY msulated, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED "\ 0458 Floflda couple (non smok DINING ROOM set - 65"table * Coke fountams dIspenser ches, 11kI'new, $75, Boy's 3 , $55 or 109 I July, August or 10 95", 6 chairs, buffet 72', heavy dog house * Large metal Coke sign speed bike, excellent condI- SH.\~TY Creek Bellaire September (Reasonable) hutch 48' Very good condl best oHel' 881-2724 Also - packaged mtdnt toys , AZAR'S GALLERY MlcllIgan Contempordl') tion, $25 886-2848 One of the l 8-AAT1CLES 11-CARS 8A-MUSICAL 8C-OFFICE 10B-TRUCKS 11-CARS 11-CARS 11e-80ATS FOR SALE FOR SALE AND MOTORS INSTRUMENTS EQUIPMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE COMPLETE furnlShmgs - 1983 CELEBRITY custom HAMMOSD 8200 AUlola -\"..;TV'LC (JR COI.LEe'T IFEP CJ R d ICJ81 TC3 Homon faslback 1979 ME:RCL'RY MarqUIS PEARSON 22, 4 sails, new 4 • ki~ sue bedroom set, sofa, organ and 710 Le"lIP ,>peak ~ . ~ • -7 1983 enegematlc -\l\IIFrI1 Brougham, 2 door pO\~ er h p Johnson outboard, chairs, marble-top !.abIes er One O\lnel 52500 com IBLl" \)OJ L" ~l CH A,S c\lmder, 5 "peed po\\er dltlOn $8,000 77.H'>80 , ree room and mlSCellalK'OUS stereo, I edl 111I1dO\1 :.teellng PO\\ er brah.es. many extras storage and plete 8824667 after 61' m \!AD\1I1E ALEXA'\DER .,teermg loaded \\arrant) 1973 DODGE Coronet Wagon 343-0913 . BA,rtBlf~ Fir' Jt)O(J(Jmlle!> rc.d $87lXJ 885- dell o...ter pOll er brakes PO\\ er II mdoll s sea ts laun,h paid Early sale, "leClln:? 2H 000 milb -\"k tl unk air, <.llllse A;\1 FM paller "lecnrg pOller $7000 884-5827 home, 886- GAS STOVE, gas Rl?per, 40", SELLING OUT I 757-5568 -71') ,ng H lOll Of bl.,! olter casselle <.. B ne\\ exhaust blake" automatH' B 7100 Gfilce ~ oven, brOIler. 4 burners 30%/80% I 1''170 CHE\'HOI.ET 1 2 tOll 172 ObCJ9 S3 3()(J ~~5-8041, 10 a m -5 c\ lmde-r ne\\ tlres Rust) ------Wlnte Excellent condItIon, 1983 STARCRAFT 22 ft , 140 Drums, gUlLar!> band!>lrmg FUEL OiL truck "ldnddld transmr!> 1975 PO\ I'1 \C Cdtdhna )')0 ---'p_m _ but run~ great Hill 885 $250 886-1383 Instruments 8833 \'anD'I-.(' I " lOll f qllndel IdctlO 5-i8q h P mboal d.outboard, 921 4614 J \\ Jl I ill., (h,N ;', lHlIl',p I blatt I I uns good $~50 or \ 8 -i doOl good tlr (" bod' TO) OTA Celled Supra 1983 trall('!, many extras 882- TYPEWRITER.IBM 100 1981 L1\l OL'\ TOll n Car LOll good tI "n,pollatlon $750 I pel )ormance model black 9524 Memory Under service con. mIleage e ...('ellent condltlon HOU~~nJ;)~~5n p ~ pm' I om '~~20 ~J:~~f~JS llBl B7b:: 779 1-l(}4 I pd\hdge automatIC pOll er tract Excellent conditIOn 8~; 11 1q-- BL'C( 0\ '\1' ER ('I ' ,.Ull! oof la"selle \~1U1 <.Clll -\ftE'1 'i 75& ~06h $1,000 886-2S6(l I 128-VACATION GRA~D PIA"\O _ Con~ ----- FOR SALE II • • Jl\~ I dn I dll10n $14 OOU fll m 7'12602J ---II - f \ n lllge! dlor ,tere') )~ 01)- 1977 CADlLL\C ~ door l,600 PROPERTY COMPUTER ToshIba T-25O, vatorv!>erle., 7 -1 1 amdfla GAS STO\; ES ' '-7 ~ \PHIC E - 63 (J(j(J nllle" ...,,",dll I"pi'd('(h. b ldp _-_,,_-_-_1 _ mIle~ ()ngll1al 0\1 nel \lmt small bUSiness or personal ebony ImJX'ccable londl Vv ANTE 8 ~("Jd \ondlllUll )2,,80 1 1 '31', (L"i!' d!(l tdbJe I',ll3 CHE\ RULETC'al dl"l 4 Best offer 881 ,l • , ",I, , 'h Thursday. February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven.oC 12E-COMMEACtAL 13-AEAL ESTATE 13-REAL EST ATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE l5-BUSINESS 20-GENEAAL PROPERTY FOA SAlE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE OWN A beaullful Children's 15820 EA~T Warren, parkmg GROSSE POINTE Woods for RIVIERA Telrace eondomlO- ST CLAIR Shores - Marter- LICENSED-Insured builder GROSSE POINTE PARK Shop Offermg the latest m new furnace, ne\\ roof 521 sale by owner, new 3 OPEN SUNDAY lum, 9 Mlle-Jeffel son Jerferson 3 bedroom bllck F.epaJr and rebwld cradled Balfour Statelv 6 bedroom fashions Heallh Tex-Izod' 3300, 527 6959 bedroom Colomal, }I2 baths, 1-4 Lal ge t\\O bedroom ty.o lanch, garage, basement and buckeled basement full basement, $65,000 stone Tudor BeautIful bath upper ChOice location Levl Lee - JOl'ache - ChiC' Bedford at East Warren, 630 PEMBERTON $50 000 firm $7,000 assumes walls aJsolOstall wood burr- 882 4027, no brokers please "ood ....ork throughout LI- Immediate avallabll:ty mortgage 791-1239 Bu~ter Bro" Jl and many mg stOVl'!o Cily of GrOllloe bnck, corner bUlldmg Ideal brar)', rec room With fire- A beautiful COIOnidl In the $57.500 15' < down 881 4347 more "'urmture and ae- for dentlqs or doctors Two INCOME for sale - Cadleux/ POinte referenct'!> 772-3223 place Many extra amen- Wmdmlll Pomte al ea Ell' or J43 9239 ST CLAIR, MICHIGAN-Side cess ones by Gerber ana '>Ultes \l,lth separate en- I 94 New furnace, well 10- Ities gant liVing at an affordable by SIde duplex. II! block!> to 1';od A Way $1-t,900 mcJudes HANDYMAN With truck trances Priced for Im- ~ulated $38,000 or best offer price and terms Many cus- GROSSE Pomte Pal k, 733 RIver 'lnd shoppIng, needs begmmng Inventory-t rain- Clean basements. garages, mediate :>ale 881 0801 GROSSE POINTE WOODS tom featul es Ne\l, I)' decor- Hdl COUlt 2 fanlll) Income work, lOll L.1l1d Conlracl Ing flxlules and Grand etc Any hauling, odd Job6 PalaZlolo and AssoCIates 1606 BOURNEMOUTH dted throughout 2 nalul al III excellent condition, eaeh telOl!> !l85 h215 Opelllng PromotIOns Pres Bob 88.> 6:.1'n TWO FAMILY flat on Grayton Ulllt hdS hVllIg room dll1lng 885 1944 m DetrOlI, $55,000 Invest- SpacIOus 3-4 bedroom bnck fireplaces, knotty pme rec llge r'a~hlOns :>01J29 8J27 room, family loom. kitchen room, 2 bedl ()om~. model n ATTENTION ON G CO:'>l~TRlJCTIO~ CO ment or hve m Private Colomal New family room GROSSE PONITE - Beauty 12F-NORTHERN \\Ith bullt-lilS. centl al air kitchens, b"th, full l'al pet- CITY EMPLOYES :\ta:>ol1l) I ('P,ur" chlmnt"ys, 0\\ nel , no brokers 259-'6555, with fireplace. garage, Shop Fully eqUIpped Same PROPERTY and much more Call fOI the lng, app!lanc~, separate ut- BY OWNER-3lx' " , ------_ ...... _--~------~------~_.- • -----...------...------~- .•Page Eight-e GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 23. 1984 .' 21G-ROOFING 21-1-PAIHTING, 21.I-PAJNTING, 21P-WATERPAOOFfNG' '1-MOvtNG • 21F-HOMI 21F-HOME I21F-HOM£ DECORATING I • I IMPfIJOVEMENT IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT SERVICE DECORATING ~cCALLUM MOVING com JACK WILLIAMS PAII\;TJNG, Intenor, plac;ter- ': pany Modern IIu( k and M U SCHUSTER CO JOHN D, SIMON GROSSE POINTE HOME Ing dry~all, wallpapermg, WATERPROOFING :. equipment E"tabh"hed In THE HOUSE MECHANIC 778 1O.?B - 773-6986 panehng Reasonable Call PAINTER'S, INC, '~ 1918 - Fully In~ured .<\Iso HOME REPAIRS IMPROVEMENT Roofmg Caulkmg Palntmg - IUlenor-exterJor, and WALL REPAIR ADDITIONS DECK~ DImensIOnal Bwldlng Inc anytIme LIcensed n2.4176 Weathel "trippIng Repair, paperchanglng and panel * PROPER METHODS OF -:"P18~ s_pt'_c_H1_h~tsn~~~ BATHROOMS • Carpentry KitChens, baths, basement .. • Pamtlng LICE:-:~ED I\Sl'HED ling Free estImates cheer WATER PROOFING aELIABLE POINTE !'eS1(ient KJTCHE:\"S additIOns Reasonable rates PROFESSIONAL ONLY • Minor Plumbmg fully &1 \ en Licensed and with moving van ~11l move Wl~DOW~ PORCHES LICENSED 772-4176 BUCKLED BASE:\fENT • Mmor Electncal 21H-CARPET DISPLAY PAINTER Insured * large or small quantities COMMERCIAL Custom Pamtmg WALLS REPAIRED, REMODELING CRAFTED RAU MAINTENANCE CLEANING 8829234 Eastpomte MO~lng Co ALL WOMEN CREW Quality Fllllsh Work STR-\IGHTENED AND INSl'RED LlCEI'IISED' I:'I:~LRED • Kitchens PROFESSIONAL CAkPET • Pamtmg • Paperhangmg RepaIr PAINTiNG wallpapenng BRACED Bob 882-1968 • Rec Rooms UPHOLSTERY CLEA.NING CVSTO~IER SPRAYING GUY DeBOER • Bathrooms • Mmor Repairs • Plaster- and ~all ~a~h1l1g Semor * NO INJURY TO L\W~S 8854624 772 344b at REASONABLE RATES Boat & Car Parts- It" B overnight express Ser- • AdditIOns mg • Cleaning • Home Cltlz('n dl!.count J an 884 AND SHRUBS We use Von Schrader! dry Home Products ALL TYPES OF ving DetrOit to any major Porch ConverslOns MamtenaOle Indoor and 8'157 Kath) 773 9589 .. * Ohio City Up to 70 Ibs ------'1. outdoor. SeOlor CItizen DIS- foam extractIOn eqwpmenl All Work Guaranteed CONCRETE AND BRICK REMODELI~G • Deep SOIl Removal •, m..()949 or n6-6576 \lODER:-:IZA TI01'\ count • Call for free es- 779-8128 PAI!\'TING ~ all ~ashlng, REPAIR • Fast Dlymg scan ElmerT LaBadie 8822064 * 15 YEARS EXPERlEI\CE RUDDER ALL WORK PERSONALLY timates 881-5999 • Lea\ es 00 resOIlmg reSidue PAI:-;T!!\'G - Expenenced, IN POII'\TES CONSTRUCTION PERFORMED • Oriental Rugs converuentl) neat and clean Many I~-TERIOR-AND exterior MIKE SCHUSTER 882-4325 FE'\'CE II'\STALL>\TION and pdlntmg and paperhanging * -\LL WORK t cleaned m \our home referem.es 886.4842 GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES repair ChalOlmk or Residential & Commercial For Free estimate call Reasonable rates 30 ~ears \WRI'ITEN FREE fjANO SERVlCE~ - J'umng LICENSED & INSURED stockade Gates made anj MIKE S PAI~TI'\'G experience Ra} Barnow DlstmctlVe Carpet & InteIlor extenor ....allpaper- ESTI~~A TES I .4nd repair QU , ... , \ f t" .~, Thursday, February 23, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21T-Pt.UM.IUG 21W-DRESSMAKING THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY BE PURCHASED AND tteTING AND TAILORING FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS. (Stores are listed by streets and from Detrott through the Grosse (' on DAN ROEMER OUTURIER SERVICE Pomtes, Harper Woods and St Clair Shores) CUSTOM DESIGNER PLUMBING FOR LICENSED WOMENS WEAR DOWNTOWN: MASTER PLUMBER "BRIDAL GOWNS Ren.Cen, Calumet Tobacco and Gift Shop, maID level, 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE near 100 Tower m.2614 and RESTORATIONS" Ren-Cen, 500 Tobacco shop, tower 500 AU plumbing repairs, 10% off Holiday Gowns remodeling sale, and m- Re asonable rates and fast JEFFERSON AVE: suDation of water heaters, se rvlce for alteratIOns and dtsposals, faucets, water re pau'S Park Pharmacy, Nottmgham and Jefferson closets - sewers and drams BY APPOINTMENT VJllage WIDe Shop, Beaconsfield and Jefferson cleaned ~Ipes thaw- 884-6286 ed and repal All work deh very ~ervlce available MAUMEE: guaranteed - Bon 5ecours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee, gift shop EXP ERT Alterations Speedy, SChettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee EMIL THE pro fesslOnal References PLUMBER Gr osse POinte Woods KERCHEVAL AVE,: 881- 8484 SPECIALIZING ll'li Art s Party Store, Wayburn and KerCheval TIRE D OF Your flt? Excellent Revco Drugs, "In The Village" • Kitchens • Bathrooms alt eratlOns and sewing • Laundry room and vIola Notre Dame Pharmacv. Notre Dame and Kercheval Bef are 5 p m call 886-1524 Grosse Pomte Book Vlilage, on Kercheval, between tlOns • Old and ne" "ark SEAlMSTHESS - dolls, wed- Notre Dame and Cadieux Free Estimates dm gs, alteratIOns, family, GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval Bill. Master Plumber dre ssmakmg, home decor Perry Drugs on the HIli (Son of EmIl) Ex penenced, references, Trail Apothecary on the HIli 882-0029 cre atIVe 881-8645 Cottage Hospital Gift Shop, MUir and Kercheval 2~X Mullers Mkt between Beaconsfield &: Lakepomte TONY CUS TOM DRAPERIES CHARLEVOIX: The Master Plumber aht)' work, reasonable Plans set for World Day of Prayer Qu Lou's Party Store, Lakepomte and CharlevOIX (Son of Emll) prl ces Wide selectIOns of Twent~ area churches were represented when these women attended a planning session for the annual Worlet No JOb too small New and fab rlcs All hems, hand Day of Pra)'er \\hich will be held on Frida)', March 2, at 1 p.m. at St. Clare or Monteralco Church. Pictured; sew n Discounts on rods, MACK AVE.: repairs, Violations are: Peg Barker, Christ Church Episcopal; Suzanne Ladoucer, First Church or the Brethren: BerHdlaa 293-3181 sha de!>and bhnds 978-2691 Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and Mack Yorkshire Market. Yorkshire and Mack Frazho and Sarah Thompson, Grace United Church: June Nagle, GP Baptist: Mary Ernsberger. GP Memoriat" 212 -SNOW REMOVAL Parkles Party Store, St Clair and Mack Presbyterian; Pat Deck, GP United Methodist: Shirley Goolsby, GP Woods Presbyterian: Amy Hubert, Oar B08DUaE AND Lady Queen of Peace; Bonnie Lucido, Our Lady Star of the Sea; Elaine Niskanen, Salem Lutheran; Paul. PLUMBING and HEATING Alger Party Store, St Clair and Mack LANDSCAPING Rand's Pharmacy, McMJllan and Mack Miller and Evelyn Barlow. St. Ciare or Montefalco: Ruth Cavanaugh, Marge Kamischke, Doric Grabam, 8&. Ucensed Master Plumber James Lutheran: Peg Gerlach, St. Paul Catholic; Emiley Abele and Irene Costa. St. Peter Catholic and GiDDi SEWER CLEANING, Arbor Drugs, 7 Mile and Mack Coluni, St. Philomena. Sister Mary Frances Gilleran IHM wlll be guest speaker and Elaine Radlon will do SPRINKLER REPAIR, ETC DORMANT TRIMMING St John Hospital, Morass near Mack, Gift Shop and The a ~ Deciduous Ornamentals Nook monologue. Everyone is invited. A social hour wlli roll ow and babysltters will be provided. • Grosse POinte Woods * ab Apples-Fruit Trees 886-3897 *Cr Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack * Locusts-Hawthornes, etc Harkness Pharmacy, Lochmoor and Mack *We know how to trim your Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack Soviet experts meet at South for seminar S.M. DECKARD CO. tr ees. now's the time Mr. C's Dell, Ridgemont and Mack COMPLETE PLUMBING About 240 South High School stu- Dr. Ruth Hastie and Dr. Al Meyer Dr. Meyer; and "Promise of THREE C'S Bob's Drug Store, Roslyn and Mack SERVICE dents took partin a special one-day ofU. ofM., Dr Alice Gorlin of Oak- Equality: Daily Life in the Soviet LANDSCAPING MASTER - LICENSED EAST WARREN AVE.: seminar on the Soviet Umon on land University and Dr Zvi Union," Dr. Hastie INSURED 757.5330 Tuesday, Feb 21 at the school, Gitelman of U. of M. The final presentation was by Dr, FREE ESTIMATES The Wme Basket. Outer Dnve and E Warren HOWARDS sponsored by the Grosse Pomte Students were diVIded mto five Burks who explained the "Soviet 885.Q406 Mr C's, Grayton and E Warren , T REE SERVICE 7/Eleven, East Warren between Cadieux and Balduck FoundatIOn for Academic Enrich- mformal dtscussion groups after Percep-tions of the World: 1be ment and the South Mothers' Club lunch. The Soviet experts served as USSR s Foreign Policy" PLUMBING REPAIRS .t ree lemoval Park • stump removal Mr C's Deh, Morang &: Kelly Six Soviet experts from Wayne moderators of the following & .t nmmmg State University, Oakland Univer- groups: "Trade with the USSR: SEWER CLEANING • toppmg EAST DETROIT: sity and the University of Michigan Should We or Shouldn't We?" Dr . Reasonable Rates For All .c'ablmg Ment Book Center, 22425 Kelly near 9 Mile Road were recruited by Carl Lord, South Gorlin; "U S. Soviet Relations," Kids try .Mike Potter - Lic. storm damage social studies teacher, who planned Dr Dick Burks, "Soviet Leaders 882-1558 • Fully Insured. free estimates ST. CLAIR SHORES: and organized the semmar. from Staltn to Andropov." Dr. voluntee~ The mormng sessIOn featured Gltelman, "Communist Theory," 758-6949 CoUle Drugs, Harper and Chalon (BIf.! Mile) By Bil Ream DRAIN SERVICE South High 7 DAYS SNOW removal, prompt ac- Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane tion , I ebB ble service The Book Store, on Mack, south of 9 Mile What an' South High students 531.9671 885-4183- Perry Drugs, off Marter and Jefferson dOing in their spare time? Look Lake Pharmacy, E 9 MJle between Mack and Jefferson around, they're volunteering. . 21U-JANITOR MA C'S TREE AND Perry Drugs. 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