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Kiwanis Club Elects New Officers Park Views HEADLINES Solicitations Kercheval of the ------.. WEEK Law Finally District As Complied by The Block G ran t Program Grosse Pointe News Passes in GPW Proves Helpful: Coun- cil Also Explores Thursday, September 28 Over Three Months of Discussion Reaches Climax Other Avenues A COMPROMISE BILL, de- with Council Approval of Measure, Which to Improve signed to phase out price Becomes Effective Next January I; City controls on natura~ gas by 1985, was finally approved Ordinance Goes Through Several By James J. Njaim bv the Senate by a 57-42 Stages of Development Before The Park Council at v~te. The bill, which took 18 months to work out, now Being Okayed its reg u I a I' meeting goes to the House, which By Roger A, Waha Monday, September 25, will combine it with three After over three months of discussion between decided to take under other pieces of the Presi. citizens and officials, the Woods Council at its consideration new pro- dent's energy package, help- regular meeting Monday, Octo~er ~n.ani~ous~y grams to provide plan- ing to assure its passage 2, there. In other news, the Is. approved an ordinance regulatmg sohcltatlOns m ning 'work and construc- raeli parliament voted over. the community, with the measure becoming effec- tion funds for major Un- tive next January 1. - I provements to the Ker- whelmingly to endorse the / Camp David accords and to The new law, which brought cheval Avenue Shopping " P&J F Area under the Commu- remove Jewish settlements many letters, calls and com. , arms from the Sinai peninsula, ments from citizens during nity Development Block its stormy development, fin. Agree on Grant, (CDBG), pro- • • • ally was okayed after several gram. Friday, September 29 sections, which were con. Le Sh The CDBG is operated POPE JOHN PAUL I died sidered too restrictive by lVe OWS with funds received from the of a heart attack while he organization representatives, federal and state govern. was asleep last night, the were revamped. C ments and administered Vat i can announced. The One of the most contro' Tentative Pact Is om. throug h the Wayne Coun ty 263rd Pontiff was 65 and had versial portions of the ordin- promise, Says City Office of Program and De- Members of the Grosse Pointe Kiwanis Club MIKE SHAHEEN, past president, who will now just been elected to the of. ance originally permitted Attorney velopment. fice last month after the elected new officers for 1979 and they include, assume the role of chairman of the fund raising committee, The installation dinner was held on one permit per year for a Hopes to Continue shortest papal conclave in (from left to right), ROGER SCOTT, second consecut'tve 10.day period. By David Kramer City Manager John Craw. modern history. The Pope Tuesday. October 3, at the Lochmo::>r Club. vice-president, WILLIAM ELLIOTT, first vice- This was altered to a permit Months of wrangling ford said that the CDBG, an died at about 12:30 a.m, De. president, GEORGE CATLIN, president, and for up to 90 days with a between The Farms and ongoing program in the city troit time and was found maximum of two permits per ow Il"rs and tenants of sin~e 1975, will g!rect ~99,OOO when his staff came to wake ~ ~~~~~~~ him in the morning, He had the Punch and Judy revitaii?.e the "-'commercial made the usually sedate Treat Lady Development of Hill GP Woods Changes Made Th tl In the approved draft, this eater apparen y came area in Kercheval avenue, If papal audiences into infor. to an end this week as this venture is successful, he mal gatherings during his Business District Is Explores was again changed with the brief reign. For Rare two permit only stipulation the Farms Council ap- continued, similar funds may eliminated, wh'11 e th e 90 days proved a tentative agree- be made available in 1978 • • • Ailment Eyed by Farms Council Code Again duration was kept. ment allowing certain and 1980 to continue the re- Saturday, September 30 Another troublesome as- forms of live entertain- vitalization. pect for organization repre. menL 'fhe city manager said that THE SENATE VOTED yes. Bon Secours' Doctors Questions on Specific Improvements. Modes of Revision of Property terday to make the buying, sentatives in one draft was The agreement, reached John Stevens Associates, The Maintenance Proposal the. charging of a $20 fee at the council's Monday, Oc- Park's architectural and plan- selling and transportation of Believe Womlln Con- Finan.cing, Explo~~d . by~olo.ns; Resolutio_n of. tracted Legionnaire's Parking Situation Mentioned Most Often to Be' Subject of for the first 15 days or less tober 2, meeting, was, in the ning firm, has been named contraband cigarets a federal th to oversee the planning and crime punishable by a $100,' Disease During Visit in, NEW.s~~Survey Joint Meeting of of the permit, plus $5 for end, between the city an d e construction of the commer. 000 fine or five years in jail. each additional 15 days or a tenants alone, leaving out to Indiana Planners, Council The legislation is aimed at part thereof. All fee charges the co-owners, Robert G. Ed. cial strip. stamping out racketeering in By David Kramer Sub-Committees were eliminated in the ap. gar and Dick Crawford, who It will conduct a prelirni- By Susan McDonald proved law. had, reportedly been unwiIl. nary planning study to de. bootlegged cigarets, That Doctors at Bon Secours Farms council members, while generally in activity is estimated to cost By Roger A. Waha Yet another key adjust- ing to sign the original pro- termine recommendations for Hospital are treating a favor of improvements in the On-the-Hill business ';le states nearly $400 mil- A revision of an in- ment, based upon the con. posed agreement that was specific improvements such lion a year in lost tax reve- woman they believe is district, are struggling over questions of what ex. itially proposed property cern of Councilman Robert drawn up in February. as sidewalk lighting, new nue and to have mushroomed suffering from the mys- actly to do there and how to finance it. Mentioned maintenance code, (first E, Novitke, viewed the $500 Mr. Edgar, who is asked landscaping, off-street park- into an illicit business gross. terious, terribly lethal most often in a recent survey by the NEWS was d r aft e d in 1975), by fine and/or 90 days in jail in the agreement to co- ing, new sidewalks, et al. Legionnaire's Disease, a the resolution of the parking situation, with im- upon conviction for violation operate in the enforcement The city manager said he ;rg $1.5 billion for organ. Woods City Administra- h t 'th I lb' lzed crime each year. The spokesman for the hos- proving the attractiveness of the area a close second. Of local laws. He felt, in this of the pact, was unaware of as me WI oca usmess tor Chester E. Petersen d th bill would reach all persons pital said this week. While some members men. instance. that such a fine the council's action a day owners an ey are very who sell, distribute carry, U confirmed by blood tests, tioned quite specific solutions fore he had made it available was reviewed by the was ridiculous when charit. after the meeting. anxious to cooperate via a transport, purchase or reo it will mark the third case to these problems, others to the public through the commission at its Tues- able and civic groups would "I'm delighted if we have community effort to improve media. day, September 26, meet- be directly involved. some sort of agreement we the appearance and use of ceive contraband cigarets. of the pneumonia-like disease spoke only in general terms in the Grosse Pointe area in when addressing them. "It's easy to talk about ing. As a result, the measure and The Farms can agree to," the Kercheval commercial . . .. high-rise apartments in glow. Mr. Petersen, who pre. says any person who violates he said, adding he hasn't yet section. the last two years. Sunday, October 1 Between May and August Mayor James Dingeman ing terms, but you have to pared the 1975 draft, sub. any provisions, upon convic-, read the new pact. A Big 'Demonstntion' mitted his revision in accord. tl.on, may be subJ'ect to a The tentative agreement Mr. Crawford said that CARDINALS OF THE R0- 1977, a Pointe physician and said he would like to see the service them, too," he said. I t t ti I h be Standard service s tat ion ance with guidelines shared (Continued on Page 6) I came as a result of a request en a ve approva as en man Catholic Church, so soon a physician's wife were reo moved to the site of the old brought back for the somber ported to have had the dis. Mr. Dingeman said that an by a commission sub-commit- I by Larry Lyman and Chris obtained from the county for ritual and challenging task case. Sunoco station, (which is agreement with the Punch tee, p I ann i n g consultant 1 Jaszczak. tenants, that the an additional S50,OOO grant of papal succession, Satur. Shows Improvement presently boarded up,) Sec. and Judy Theater is essential Brandon M. Rogers and City SOUp Kite ,ell council approve their plans under its Innovative Projects day set the funeral of Pope The latest case involves a on diy, he wants to see the to it remaining an important Attorney George Catlin. f S to have live entertainment Program. (lPPl. John Paul I for Wednesday resident of the east side of parking situation alleviated. part of any Hill plan. Some differences of orin. Bell e it et at the Punch. The request "This would be used for a and the conclave to elect a Detroit in her mid.50's, The Must Resolve Parking Need Total Picture ion were expressed as to its --,- . was originally submitted to Demonstration House," said new pontiff for Saturday, Oc. woman is apparently recov. Thirdly, Mr. Din gem a n Councilman W. James Mast content, e.g., regarding how The Capu('h~n Com~uDlty the council in January. ~Ir. Crawford. "The Park, tober 14. As the cardinals ering from the illness and wants something done with declined to talk on the sub- far such a code should go, I C~nt~r soup kitchen 11'111 ?e. The agreement. which the under the direction of my. mE't in the Apc>stolic Palace, may be released from the the Mike Dilber dealership. ject in any detail. with the commission ulLi- gm Its 50th year of service tenants have indicated they self and the Building Depart. more than 200,000 mourners hospital ne~t .week, acco,rding The business, he said, "h~s "There's nothing to be said mately and unanimously ap. to the pCltlr and needy with are willing to sign. would ment. ~'iIl purchase an ol~er in tears, prayer or reverent to her phYSICian, Dr, "':llliam outgrown the usefulness of until something more is proving two motions from a fund raising dinner at prohibit X-rated films and, hom~ In need of extensive silence passed through the ~enner, ~f Bon Secours Fa~., the space they have," done," he stated. "We cer. Commissioner Paul Rothen. Raleigh House ~londay. Oc- limit the types of live shows I ~epalrs and .undertake ~ ma- Clementine Hall three floors Ily Practice Center, SI. Clair I tainly want to have some. burg selling the stnge for a tober 16. beginning at 6 p.m, I to certain broad categories, i Jor remodehn.g of the mter. bE'low to say farewell to the Shores, She is listed in "good He, add~d, however, he thing happen." I further cxploration of the The goal is to raise at I They include pr('sentations, lor a.nd e~t,en~r: .. pontiff, who:;c body lay in condition," wasn t ~rylng ,~o fO,rce the Mr. Mast added he would proposal. Icast $75.000 to rnable the! by classical artists and opera' ,," hen It s flDlshed. 1~ Will ~t Jtc. The doctor said he believes dealers.h~p ou~; The>: ve been be unaware of any rccrnt Final Draft cenler to continur it, servic£' : performances. comedians, lee. : bt' open~d to the public so .. . .. the woman may have con. good CItizens, he said. developments since he wns He first moved that thc to the metropolitan J)(llroi!' lures or public forums and i that the~ can see.,the before tracted the disease during a Mr. Dingell1an made it sick and missed the last commission sub-committe,' community. : othrr musical and theatriral and after. result~ , I\londay, October 2 visit to Indiana, where an clear he wasn't interested in council meeting of Monday. cstablish a series of mini- Tickets. at SIlO. or£' a\':lil-' entertainment. : By dOln~ ~hl~, the Clt). PRESIDENT JIMMY Car. outbreak of Legionnaire's any expansion of the district September 18. mum standards for incorpo. able by calling r;ml Sander. , The council appro\'ed the manager said. It IS ho~ the
ler, apparrnt1)' setting thc was recently reported. until the parking situation Councilman Joseph Fromm ration into the ('ode as nc. son at ~58,2n4, or the' Ca. I document unanim(luslv sub- other homet'wners \",n be slage for public discussion of He said she's been very was resolved. also felt there wasn't any. ceptnble standards. not ncc. puc!lin 1\Ionastrry at 579.2100 ject to two small additions en~ouraged" to undert~ke a str::tegic arms pact with ill for about a month and was Refcrring to David Scher- (Continued on Page 4) es<;arily current standards. :\m(Jng the Pointer; work.' which it instnJc;ed ('itv At- co"e rel':l.lfS an~ remodeling IhE' Soviet l'nion. Sunday close to death during two vish's recently publicized Hill but ones which \\ouId satisfy ing on th£' dinner r,'mmlttce torr,rv George ~lrKea'n to of their properties.. . ackr!Owlcdged publicly for weeks she spent on a me- Development Plan, the mayor any safety.oricnted concern', are ~Iark lkltaire. Charle\': ir.,'l'.lde' "After a certaIn time. the first time that the Un. chanica! respirator in the said he wished Mr. SChcrvish Mr, Peterscn, l\Jr. Catlin :'llanos and ~lr:i, F.mml~t One 'such addition w<'uld (('ontinuM on r.g~8) ited States is using satel- (Continued on Page 8) had come to the council be. Casey Nanled and Building Inspertor Earl Trary, (Continut'd on Pat:t' S) lites to spy on other coun. Wakrly also were named -_.-- ---. -.------.------tri('s, His calculated move Top Librarian Correction part of the sub-commi!tee. JlrE'~umably would allow the 7I{ • E 1 D · Then, Mr. Rothenbur~ 1t" eetrllP yet to ISCliSS In the S('ptell1bt'r Z8 ('di. ;)(In1ini~trali'ln 10 discuss sat- Schools Reject Local I Poi n t e r Genevieve M. moved that the commi;,SlOn M ~ .'IEt,. \'rrificntion methods ti,>n it \\as repNtl"d that in Casey was recentl~' selected ask the counciIto appoinl it" Rel'Jlll"'" (Y of T -,'.n.S/'Or a three-car collision .1 the ,' ••,1 "fluid be used in en. Bid for Recognition I "Librarian of The Ycar" by o~n sub-commIttee I~ ml','( I t""" LA h (-, n(- f ,r, ;1'" a nc'.\' ..,trategic arms the Michigan Library Ass'n. WIth the cOmmt"-~lOns sub., _ _ _ _ 1111t'rsl'('ti,'n or Lakl'sh,'re and Yl'mll'r r,)sd,. }Irs, ill1~ital.r'ns Ir'~aty. The Pres- By Susan McDonald ed 310.176 in an election con. Miss Casey is professor in commilt('e 10 finalize a draft ! H~' Jamt'~ J. ~jaim fa,'in~ "f " <'U n t ~ f,'ad, Bt',lln,',' lrt'ne Teach"llt ,'{ 'drlll', ~lat('m('nt came as The public school admin. ducted by the Grosse Pointe the division of library sd. of thc properly mamt('Tlancc: Tl1(' 5Ih1r(', CounCil :!t ~, Ihrt'u~h (h.'lr r,'.'p,'fll\'t' ,,'n;o Th,' Park \\ 3; ,ra, ellnlZ n"nh :' "L! ';dks broke off for istration last week refused Education Ass'n .• (GPEA), ence at Wayne State Univer- code. i Oll'ctlllg TW',rby ',ol'rnlll.g I1lUlHtll'; He .<,lld II ",lS .r '.\('c\.;, to recognize Pointe teachers' last spring to affiliate with sity. The award recognizes Such a m('etinf: \\(,ulrt not' S('pl('mbcr 26. ..~.;h"n:ed tJr,'u,::ht ,'ut at lb' ,,';;,.,,'n ~)n i ....'lkt."$hl,,"'lrt"'. t urnl'\.1 \\ ("$! ,nt,' \",'rnll'r In fr,'nt ,,( 01,". affiliation with workers in Local I for collective bar. her "outstanding contribution be open to Ihe pubhc unr.n i Vi 11 age :~ul":' ,111<';,.1.'1\1 thai l,'d,'ral fun,l, mi~ht t-..' .. . .. lraftl,' and 111t a <'.l,r gaining purposes. The School to effective and improved the Opcn Meetings 1 al\' 11::,.' Thnmas K. .1ef{,.rt:i to nh'l't "ht:lin,'d fN th,' pr"),,,.t by In" TI1('~day, (ktober 3 13 Macomb County Districts as part of Michigan Educa. Roard was notified that Lo. library service in Michigan," mueh as a quorulll of eaeil with Farm" Clt~ \Iall:l.~.'r tb,' WeRe ,in\.t'n by Th,':Tl", F..d....if\i EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT tion Ass'n., (MEA), Local I, cal I would take over all mat- according to the association. body would not be in altemi, l\n<1rew l1rrn,l'r to dISCU" \lr llt'd,'('n n,>kd ao..'ut L l,,'l m a ~ n (' ~ r,,'C Sh."r~ln, Anwar Sadat said President making way for a legal battle ters related to collective bar. Miss ('asey has worked at ancr. (The council sub,com- wllal sleps 10 take rr~~rd;n~ li7 p,'T'\:,'nl "f Iht' rt'tXInn:>: ll"lll:hts Sh.', in (3,'t. \ll~ dnnn..~ .limm~ Cartrr has accepted that could take several gaining in a lettcr last month. University of Washington, miltcr also is scheduled I... thr pa\'jng of l~lkt'~hor,', "0,1 \,,'uld bo.' 1:><,rl1 " by lh,' his imitation to come to months to resolve. But the administration al. the Detroit Public Library havc Ihrre offici;lls.) road. "1~Urlfy Wllh Ih,' aid "f "'lIlh. ~nd ~Irud, L,>masn ..~. E~~pt anti sir;n an Egyptian. In a letter sent to Loeal leges that the spring union and U.S. Army Library in Stressing that the owral1 ThE' Wa~ne ('olln:y H";Id F •.dl'r;l\ Aid t'rb.~n S~,t"ll1 \\ h,>. \I hill' ~,>in~ n,'rtn. \I~nt thn'll~h I T'('-1 Il..~ht VI hilt' Israrli P(,;ICC treaty. The 1 chairman Gary Cynowa last election was not legally suf. addition to scrvin!: as State objcctive of the ('0<11'i:i 10 ComnllSSlCl11. (WeRe', I, .1,k Fund,. Thr Sh.,rt', .1Ild Th,' '
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Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 Parcells PTO Woods Studies Property Ma,intenance Code .:~:~:~~{;~~:iJ~Mm~:;t.M~:~Mi.f.::::~:~:~~r~;::~~~::r:;:~:;m:;::::@;::m:~;,*;W:'1"':l::..~ (Cont1nue4 from Page 1) unanimously approved a mo. Lynch, meanwhile, felt Mr. Names Leaders tions on how to gain entry tion, based upon the sugges- Kennedy -and Mr. Rinaldi whlln a citizen is not willing tion of Mr. Catlin, incorpo. were "tampering with mate. The Parcells School PTO (to cooperate), and to try rating I a n g u age toward rial which they don't know executive board held its first ::::~ v B dS d {~::: and not make current pro- clarifying the meaning of the that much about." He felt fall meeting on Tuesday, m .r or oys an tu ents ~~~j~ visions of various codes reg. sectlon. Mr. Petersen and Mr. Wakely September 19. ulating propert) too stringent had more experience than Deeper Concerns Officers for the 1978.79 and economically unfeasible the commission and that no The section now reads, school year are president for a property owner or seller liberties should be taken reo "Application for a certificate James Plath, father vice- On, flannel bim,. ,nt 1M to bring such property into of inspection may be made garding the safety of citizens. I. I president Stanley McFarland, :::::::: boys and young men in navy. :~ compliance with current pro. by the owner, or designated "We shouldn't try to sec. visions," he said. ond guess them," added Mr. mother vice.president Guila agent, upon a fonn provided Papineau, teacher vice.pres. dark green and camel. ~~ At the same time, Mr. by the Division of Safety In. Lynch. In response, Mr. Rinaldi ident William Arbaugh, treas. Petersen indicated the pro- spections and the payment of urer Edward Williams, sec. Boys sizes in juniors. 8 to 12, posal shows a further attempt an inspection fee in the said this wasn't the case and that the objective was not to retary Oran Anderson. past 148.00. Prep sizes, 13.20, toward the recodification of amount of $50 for each in. president Mary Roland and various provisions of the city spection of a residential have a property owner redo $60. 00. Dress slacks in solid his entire home when he de- principal Morns Hanzek. code pertaining to building premise illduding accessory colors or tartan plaids. and property regulations into buildings and a fee of $50 cides to sell it. Among events planned for one section of the code, i.e., for each commercial building Mr. Petersen, in express. the coming year are a "Back. Title VI encompassing 19 or structure not exceeding ing some sympathy with the lo-School Night" on Wednes- Student sizes. 36.42, are cuI chapters including the build. 3;000 square' feet in area." viewpoints of Mr. Kennedy day, October 18, at 7:30 p.m., with a smaller body to fit the and Mr. Rinaldi, said the city the Parcells Holiday Bazaar ing, mechanical, sign, elec. It also says that an addi. youthful build. $85.00. Just trical, plumbing and property tiona I fee of $5 be charged won't get a perfect ordinance on December 2 and a Winter maintenance codes, sidewalks for each additional 1,000 which will sland up under Concert on December 13. the thing for the Homecoming and drive r.pproaches, out. square feet in area. or frac. all types of situations. parties. side storage of boats and tion thereof of the building "It's more of an adminis. trative problem than a legal trailers, trees, weeds, fences or structure. problem in getting the right Duracleow and others. But concerns on the part wording in it. Give us a your carpets and furniture As a result, all applicable of some commissioners went chance. If there are com. fDl.-A~II"II •• Precua :- ordinances in this area will farther than the language. plaints on enforcement re- Recommended by ediwrs of be covered by the one title Both Commission chainnan garding interpretation, we al. homemakers' magazines. en. on building and property George Rinaldi and Commis- ways can amend it," he said. dorsed by earp
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custom detailing, shoemanship and comfortable fit. FE'd",al ' ..gulalions rE'quor" a subSlanl,allnlE'fl'51 pl'nalty forl'arly WIthdrawal fr~-;;;--- Golden brown, black or navy blue kidskin with full cl'rt,fl l. , Thursday, October 5, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Musica 'Series Begins Oct. 8 Park Council Considering If We Don't Have It - We'U Find It! The first part of the 1978. Handel's "Hallelujah Cho- Revision of Cab Ordinance 79 Musica Series of the rus." Christmas carols on the Opening Grosse Pointe Me m 0 ria 1 carillon will precede this Grand By James 1. Njaim driving a 1977 model cab. Church, 16 Lakeshore road, concert. The Park Council on Mon- Present on the 25th were was announced last week by Tickets, sold at the door, TROPICAL GREENERY day, September 25, refused Mr. Case of Eastside Cab and its director, William De are $3 for adults and $1 for to grant a cab bond plate to Tim Theodore of Radio Cab. Turk. students. Friends of Music, - SPECIAUZI:'oiC I!'I HO[;S[ PLA:'lTS - a taxi firm owner and re- Mr. Theodore told the coun- On Sunday, October 8, at (minimum contribution of Ass't. Plants, 4" Pots ... $2.49 quested City Attorney Her. cil that he was phasing out 7:30 p.m., the Detroit Sym. $15), receive two compli- old Deason to draft a new of the cab business and was phony Baroque Ensemble mentary tickets for every You, Friends 15306 Med Avenue ordinance which would put primarily engaged in dis- will perform music by Tele- program. MIKE & JACK Grosso Pointo Perk, Mich. -4822-4 teeth into the law to make patching cabs to pick up mann, Marais, J. S. Bach, Ra- For more information, call it harder for cab firm own- fares. meau and contemporary 882.5330. WE ARE GENERAL CONTRACTORS ers to obtain plates auto. Mr. Case, who has been works by Monroe and Ranki. One call takes care of all your problems matically at the end of each operating a cab business for This ensemble of select **************************************** year. 32 years, started with a musicians from the Detroit single cab in Detroit and : ERV STEINER Presents ALL NEW : We Will: The council approved the Symphony Orchestra consists continuance of the present was one of the first World of Ervin Monroe, (flute), 1. Cut off doors if your new rugs are ordinance governing the is- War II disabled veterans to Ronald Baker, (oboe), Bar. too thiok. suance of bond plates until obtain a bond plate from that bara Fickett, (cello) and 2. Replace .old hardware. the end of the year, after city. He expanded his busi- Alice Lungershausen, (harp- which the new law is expect- ness to include The Park sichord). and Harper Woods and has 3. Tighten stair rails. ed to take effect. Ms. Lungershausen will be had cabs operating in that ~ ADIle1t 1 ~ At a meeting held on Mon- performing on her great 4. Roofing - Siding - Driveways. area for about 30 years. day, September 11, John John C hall i s harpsichord :it .~ OUTER .-DRIVE & E. WARREN: 5. Kitchen and Bath remodeling. He also has 12 buses, li. __.* Cracolici of St. Clair Shores, censed by the Michigan Pub- which was heard last Febru- 6. Build additions to your home. a former Park employe, peti- lic Service Commission, to ary in the Musica Series. A tioned for a cab bond plate reception will follow in the it SERIES I SERIES II : 7. Build you a new home. transport special education to operate his lone taxi in and retarded children to and lounge. 8. Remodel your office. We have worked The Park and the other from schools in the Grosse The D e t I' 0 i t Symphony : BIG BAND SOUNDS "THE STARS SPEAK" : in most downtown office buildings. Pointes. He claimed at the Pointe School System. Baroque Ensemble played its : KITTY CARLISLE : time that his vehicle was a first concert in the Great 9. Build new office building. "I am only interested in it TOMMY DORSEY "FIRST PERSON SINGULAR" ..- 1977 Plymouth. giving the best service to the Hall of the Alger House of 10. Add to your present plant. it FRIDAY, NOV. 3 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25 It On the 11th, Mr. Cracolici ;Jeople in The Pointe and the War Memorial in 1959. 11. Build you a new plant. alleged that the two other Harper Woods," he told Since then the group has it CLEVELAND AMORY, ..- cab firms operating in The played frequently at the War council members. "My serv- : WOODY HERMAN "CURMUDGEON AT lARGE" : Park, Eastside Cab Inc., ice and repair station, or ga- Memorial, Wayne State Uni- it TUESDAY, NOV. 14 It Design service a~ailabJe or we owned and operated by Mary versity, Rackham Memorial, rage, is located at Barham it FRIDAY, DEC. 1 PETER LIND HAYES ..- will work with your architect E. and Robert W. Case of and Mack in Detroit, just Mercy College, Cranbrook Lakepointe road, and Radio and on the Musica Series. or interior decorator. over The Park-Detroit city : DUKE ELLINGTON "FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY" * Cab, Inc., owned by Peter limits, between Lakepointe In November, (date to be it THURSDAY, Mt _____ et .. • 44 .. -...... Fe co : 04 esceeo 4 $ '20' C 5 S U o. 0_ 4= 2_ s :uses :SSttCCtuellA6$ C S3 4 • •• ; ,as 4.;0 440 :$ $ I • [ Page Four GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 Hill Development 'Pointers Join Torch Drive Two Farms residents have Motors Corp" Hiram Walker. WEEKDAY OPEN (Continued from Page 1) have citizen input into the accepted top volunteer posi. Gooderham and Worts, Ltd., HOURS thing specific to talk about. proposals and stressed the lions in the 1978 United and International Bank of SUIIDAY "There have been so many plans would be a cooperative Fowldation Torch Drive. Detroit. MON., TUES., proposals that I'm reserving effort between the council, Charles T. Fisher lII, pres- A United Foundation board WED., THURS. judgment until further de. businesses, hospital, schools ident and chief administra- member, Mr. Stroh serves 9 A.M. to 7 p.M. 10 A.M. velopments," he said, adding and area residents, tive officer of National Bank as a trustee for Children's FRIDAY that priorities couldn't be set Mrs. Waugaman said she of Detroit and Peter W. Hospital of Michigan, a Torch didn't know where the city 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. TO until the total picture is ob. Stroh, president of the Stroh Drive-supported organization. tained. was going to get the funds Brewery Co., will serve as He joined the Stroh Brew. SATUR4)AY needed for any project, add- c h air men in the Torch ery Co. after serving a year o A.M. to 6 P.M. Mr. Fromm said he liked ing, "We're at a dead stall 5 P.M. the recent traffic study done Drive's commercial unit, one in the U.S, Navy, working because of it:' She ques- .of six chl-pter campaign units for the federal government by the firm of Goodell-Grivas. tioned whether general fund Pric •• Good Thru The plan was designed to which together raise more in Washington, D.C., and revenues or revenue bonds than 90 percent of the Torch graduating from Princetow.l Tueoday. Octe>ber 10th look into the possible traffic should be used, and thought W. r... ",' ,h. right Ie> effects a development plan Drive's total. University. Limit quantities. perhaps the decision should A vice-president of the h would have on the surround. be put before the voters in United Foundation, Mr, Fish- The 1978 Tore Drive rans I ing areas. from Tuesday, October 17, a referendary election. er holds de g r e.e s from through November 9 to raise Specifically, it was aimed Two ambitious plans have Georgetown University and operating fun d s for 137 at the plan developed by been drawn up by landscape Harvard Graduate School of John Grissim and Associates, architects, with the first, by Business Administration. He health and community service submitted to the council in Grissim, prompting a traffic also is president and a di. agencies in Wayne, Oakland rector of NBD's parent com. and Macomb Counties. the summer of 1977. study by the firm of Goodell- pany, National Detroit Corp. This. year's To.rc~ Drive Will Take Time Grivas. The traffic study was Mr. Fisher is a director of goal IS $44.5 million, the Councilman Harry Frue. presented to the council this summer, American Airlines, Inc., De-I highest ever in the United hauf said he hadn't gotten troit Edison Co., General Foundation's 30-year history. enough into the specifics of The council, after viewing the situation. He said he the traffic study, instructed would like to hear more, Mr. Bremer to mee WI !D- both from council members volved parties to determine and people On-the-Hill, whether they would go along with it. "We have to do something Those affected by the plan about the parking:' he said, include the school system, "but you have to be sympa. AUTO Cottage Hospital, Saint James thetic to the commercial in- Lutheran Church and the terests," businesses On-the.Hill. Mr. Fruehauf would like More Ambitious to see the Punch and Judy Central to the Grissim Theater remain ,in the dis- plan is the proposed closing trict. He said, while he sym- LEASING of McMillan road about half- pathizes with area residents way between Kercheval and 1979 Mercury Cougar XR-7 concerning noise, the Punch Ridge road. The remainder 2 door, 302 V.S, air conditioning, protection group, tinted gla .. , was there when they bought of the road would end in a XR.7 deco, opfions, del,oster, bumper group, AM.FM Stereo, Tilt their homes. Wheel, light Group, Closed End Leme. cul-de.sac with access from 70 Councilman Jack Cudlip Kercheval. 36 months - $157 per mo. also stressed the great need This part of the plan would 19 for improved parking, plus 24 months - $179 per ma. enable Richard School to pIllS 4% la:r making the area a more at- merge its playground with tractive place to shop. McMillan Field, without reo 1979 Lincoln Continental Town Car "I don't see a Somerset quirin'g the students to walk Tilt, speed, defroster, iiy~t pkg. Premium molding, power locks,. Mall there," he said, while across the street. custom stripe, stereo, interval wipen. Town car option, R.H. mirror, adding, "There is a need for The plan also calls for the Protection Group J- MicJ,. License. a shopping area there" and conversion of the portion of Closed End Lease the viability of the area must the Richard playground abut. 36 months - $25970 pe, mo. be maintained. ting Kercheval into a park. 58 "We're working on it. It's ing lot. More parking also 24 months - $288 per mo. going to take a lot of coop. ph'!I"% feu would be available for Cot- Open End Lea.e Alse>Available eration from the various tage Hospital employes under groups involved:' Mr. Cud. the plan, which calls for the Full Maintenance Leases Available lip said. demolition of the remaining "Things like this take houses along Muir road be. WE LEASE ALL MAKES & MODELS time:' he said. "We don't tween. Kercheval and Ridge want to lose (the HilI). and construction of more There's a lot of things to be parking there. See or Call pushed around," This summer, another plan was drawn up by Mr. Scher. Offer Ideas AL EKIN, vish, of David W. Schervish l.ease Manager Councilman Lloyd Semple and Associates, calling for a is concerned about the shift major development of the MIKE in the district from a shop- area. His plan, the more am- ping area toward a general bitious of the two, calls for commercial center. major new construction, in ,DILBER "I see the purpose of the addition to a renovation of Lincoln-Mercuryr Inc.. Hill as, being. tq pr9~idl! a, existing businesse s. broad base of shopping op. 130 Kercheval portunities for the residents," Mr. Schervish presented On the Hill he said. .. his plan at the War Memorial in July and council members 881-5000 Mr. Semple, however, had were invited to attend. Mr. mixed feelings toward the Mast did attend, along with city's role in any develop. City Clerk Richard G. Solak. ment of the area. "My feeling is we don't have the resources or the critical situation to warrant huge expenditures of the taxpayers' money," he said, adding, however, "The plans are great because they do give us some ideas." Jim Oberliesen, As for parking, Mr. Semple Community Relations Manager, said he was "very much in favor of an arrangement with reminds you: the School Board to acquire the land presently used as part of the Richard School "If anyone . playground." (City Manager And r e w In~r family Ishandicapped, Bremer has met with repre. sentatives of the school sys- tem toward obtaining the portion of the playground nto along Kercheval avenue for =-~~.. parking purposes. This mat. We have a wide range of services that can help the physically impaired to ter remains under study by communicate by telephone, For people with difficulties in hearing or speech, there are amplifying devices. For example: A telephone handset both The Farms and the that allows adjustment of volume for hearing and another that permits School Board.) amplification of speech. Views Financing Asanaidfo~those~ith.speech loss, Michigan Bell has an artificial larynx. Co u n c i I worn a n Nancy And people With motron Imparrments should know about services such as Waugaman was in favor of easy-ta-use card dialers, speakerphones, telephone headsets, and the plan calling for the ex. School-ta-Home telephone service for students unable to attend class. pansion of Cottage Hospital If you think any of these services might parking, the closing of Mc. help you or someone in your family to Millan to through traffic and communicate more easily, just call your local Michigan Bell Business Office, @ the expansion of off-street parking which included the Michigan Bell ... Michigan Bell area in front of Richard people who enjoy serving people. school. She said she would like to CASH IN_ G3~\~, NOW!(~~~/rlR~~ '~..J'SJ Pric•• for Gold, SiI.,er 6. Rar. Coins Ha.,. N• .,.r B•• n High~:".We are prepared to pay th. "lOP CASHPRICE." WEBUY-SILL -Collections of U.S. Coins -Silver 10', 2S'r SO', Pre-196S -Silver Dollarsr Pre-193S -Gold (oins of U.S.A. & World -Antique Gold Po eft .. - S tr c ..-_-- ..... ---.--_--.....------~-.,...,...---~~------~- Thursday, October 5, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Fanus Man Accused in B-E GP Instructor Backs Reform A Ridgemont road resident They also found shoe prints David K Kasunic, of Trom- not only know how much in. has been accused of breaking mat chi n g the pattern of bley road, business law in. terest they would have to pay into a recently deceased Wojcik's shoe soles at the structor at Wayne State Uni- beforehand, but would under. ,:s" i neighbor's ho~e across. ~he scene. versity and champion of the stand the terms and condi- ,", street and takmg a teleVISion one- ."\- 'iill>,J", 'Y ._' STANDS THE TEST 'I Look for quality always- it will be remembered a long time after the price is for- gotten. Improve Your Game Beginning Tuesday, October 10 I 5 weeks, 1 hour per week, only $30 • • CLASSES FOR ALL ABILITIES and LEVELS • CHILDREN AND ADULT INSTRUCTION • MORNING AND EVENING SESSIONS • MEN'S AND WOMEN'S DRILL GROUPS • PRACTICE TIME AVAILABLE • H 'ghesl qua Illy • 8 •• ulolul gl_ r'nlsh CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOR LESSONS AND CLINICS IS NOT REQUIRED • Chi" reslSllnt • Eke.Uenl cOlor relenl,O<' • E.ly 10 apply. drtes ovlrntglll • Idlll 101.,." lbove • 774-1300 ll,.,c~ In):lllo,," 776-6290 • E.. y 10 c!I•• n • Free 01 'e.d hA7'U'ds WIMBLEDON LAKESHORE Lochmoor Hardware Racquet Club Tennis House 20779 MACK at 8 MI. 20250 E. 9 Mile Rd. 885.Q242 23125 Marter Rd. Wmdow R.pof( & MOlfl'."once St. Clair Shores 48080 St, Clair Shore. 48080 lW£H EVERY on. SUN. 10 to 4 .. ''Or • _ " • d •• em ten. •• p ••••••••• C...... - 0( • q .... - 4d' • _ • Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Oetober 5, 1978 Solicitations Law Local I (Continued from Page 1) which there's displayed a (Continued from Page 1) fine not to eKceed $100. sign in public view reading ~OBSEN. The law was approved af. will continue to deal eKclu. "no solicitors." This sign 00 Village"rke, ter three adjustments at the shall not exceed 3" by 12" in sively with the GPEA rather than Local I," it continued. 5 $40 OFF! meeting, two of which dealt size. 3 H.P.-20-inch 18321 MACK AVENUE with one word refinements, Union officials maintain (one eliminated the word The vote was 4'() with the election legally author. USNOWBURST" "fee" after permit and the Councilmen E. D. Grady. izes Local I as The Pointe's John Sabol and Thomas Ilegu/a, other substituted an "and" bargaining agent. Union of- '289.95 This Week's for an "or" in the definition Fahrner not in attendance. ficials have not yet an. A of solicit or solicitation. nounced what their response Bell Ringers Based upon some input will be to the school's reo from organization represen- Lakeshore fusal to recognize it. Prices Ef'iective Oct. 5, 6 and 7 tatives, the other change "We expected a fight on CLOSED SUNDAY eliminated a portion of one this somewhere along the • of seven paragraphs govern- (Continued from Page 1) line, but I am surprised at L We C:ose Wednesdays at 1 p.m. ing the "application for per. might set a precedent in the the position they've taken on mil" section. future paving of Lakeshore the affiliation," said GPEA Pollcy in Past road and the cost of sharing president Curtis Lange. "Our All Machines Assembled, This now reads that an ap- of other county projects. position is that the procedure was correct and we'll contin- Serviced and Ready to Go plication for a permit shall Mr. Hedeen said The E WHERE THE ACTION IS! contain "the name, address ue to proceed that way." and telephone number of the Farms originally requested Local I will unite more person or persons who will the county to repave Lake. shore from Morass road to than 3,400 teachers in 14 dis. U.S.D.A. CHOICE IOWA CORN FED be in charge of conducting The Farms.Shores limits, tricts in a unified bargaining the solicitation," (wilh the then eKtended this further agreement in an attempt to WHOLE 10 to 12 LB. AVG. portion reading "and the south to Warner to the limits. increase teacher power at r,~t lawr'" Mowe" Pfople" names, addresses and tele. the bargaining table and "re. 19815 Mack ave" in the Woods phone numbers of all the The county controls the store a healthy balance of Mon I~ru Jil • '0 6 BONELE55 solicitors" being eliminated). road north of the limits to power" bet wee n school 52 ~Q' a fII .. P rn 88 With this action, concerns Vernier road, and north of boards and teachers, accord. NEW YORI( 51RIPS LB. on the part of some repre. Vernier to the Shores-St. ing to Mr. Cynowa. sentatives over an inordin- Clair Shores limits, is a The Pointe School 1Joard's (Cut into steales at no extra charge-wrapped in one pacleage only) ate amount of paperwork Shores thoroughfare. opposition to that concept have been eliminated. Lake Township, which is was stated clearly in Dr. A FAMILIAR SITE. • • City Attorney George Cat. an integral part of The Coats' letter to Mr. Cynowa. lin, in response to a question Shores, extends over the "We are most concerned HORMEl'S from a citizen, eKplored the Wayne-Macomb County lines about the lack of local con- $249 need for the law, explaining into Macomb County. trol inherent in any collec. that in the past the city had tive bargaining agreement CURE 81 HAMS • LB. a policy in which represen. Mr. Jefferis asked if The FUll Y COOKED BONELESS tatives were requested to Shores should decide to pay which must be approved by come before the council to a share of the road controlled a regional forum such as Lo- cal I," the letter stated. OUR OWN C obtain permission to solicit. by Wayne County, would the Because of some com- county be willing to share "Because of such external BULK PORK SAUSAGE One lb. Roll 95 plaints from residents over .in the resurfacing or repav- forces there will be critical solicitors and because the iog of that section of Lake- issues for which the objec. OUR OWN READY TO COOK $19. Public Safety Department shor,e north of Vernier which tives of MEA officials con- HAM LOAF Two Lb. Pan • had been handicapped, i.e., is under Village jurisdiction? trolling Local I will be dia. lacking a sufficient tool to No discussion followed on metrically opposed to the check up on individuals, he the question. best interests of our stu. Thousands of area residents have been pfagued this said there was no follow- The stalemate in cost shar. dents, taxpayers, and in some past winter by rising utility costs, r90f ice damming, EATING ;IT HOME through in relation to clear. ing has been in effect since cases Grosse Pointe teachers ceiling cave ins, sagging eaves and moisture laden scaling paint. ly stating thut solicitations 1976, when The Shores and themselves." CAN BE DELICIO(]S! had to be for purposes as The Farms have been after We can help you fortify your homes' defenses against spelled out in the ordinance, the county to improve the The letter maintains that the unrelenting forces of Mother Nature next year with our oven ready entrees in Press ware e.g., charitable, religious, pa- road bee a use of severe to change bargaining agents, while minimizing exterior painting maintenance and the union must conduct a reducing utility costs. trotic, civic, educational or weather conditions which for Microwave or Conventional Ovens "representation election" by philanthropic. have c a use dear-jarring Our preventatIve maintenance services. InClude re- petitioning the Michigan Em. roollng, rainware.& insulated aluminum siding ana trln,. EXCL(JSll'E IN THIS JlBEJI! A permit will now be se- chuck holes all along Lake- cured from the city adminis- shore. ployment Relations Commis- For those who cannot afford to have maintenance BONELESS STUFFED $2 19 trator, who will determine sion between 90 and 150 days work done twice. please call 882-3100 CHICKEII BREASTS SUPREME • LB. if the group or organization The Village has repaved prior to the eKpiration of the meets the requirements of the road north of Vernier current contract, (June 30, Eharing 1:1'055 the measure. If it does. then and asked the WeRC to do 1979). ~882.3100 BEEF ROULADE ".98 LB. ",~\K''t.NANCE & ALTERArl(J. a permit will be issued, he the same to that section £ CONTRACTORS 'I'i • ROOFING" SIbLHG BONELESS STUFFED " noted. under the county's jurisdic. EASY WAY 98 The straight and narrow WI ... THE HOUSE DOCTORS • ENCLOSURES LB. As a result, if an individ- tion. GlICKIII BIIEAITS CCMmON BLEU • path lacks the variety neces. , '1ilI1 E. WMREN, D£TROIT. MICHIGA/II 4&224 -INTERIOR REMOD1LlNG ual isn't soliciting for the William G. Sutherland, Sl>!y .0 be tempting to a lot VEAL CORDON BLEU LB. purposes spelled out in the assistant director of trans- of people. I. '2.39 law, or if an. individual portation for WCRC, asked doesn't even apply for a per- that The Shores and Farms LB. CITY CHICKEN '2.49 mit, the Public Safety De- share in the cost because, (Veal and Porle on a sleewe" ,eady 10 coole) partment can issue a viola. since 1973, the commission's fQ\,~ (A~J n~''JO~~$123 tion. income has not risen, and,in- .~~ AS ~ASV AS , , , DayUght Only flation has boosted costs 'con. @ Providing a method of can. siderably. ~ A-~ TI WE'n~ !>HJ.lNG L_""'~ BREYERS ICE CREAM trol which didn't exist in the ~,~- Ar.1fmnCI\'S (~-~' past, the law, Mr. Catlin felt, He pointed out that if The ~ 0 # 1 CAn '-.::::= -,' The illl Natural Ice Cream is Workable in its present Shores and The Farms paid form. their shares in the repaving t~ ~ WE'rH:: pnou[) YO srJ~~JG Butter almond Peach On the stipulation restrict- program, the county might ~ ' SAY oun n~I\"s YOU Cherry vanilla Strawberry ing the time of solicitation find it could do the project o An~ 2NOto ['jON~ CREAT DEALS Chocolate to daylight hours only, he in the spring, although the OUR INVENin~v CAt\l OFFEn YOU Mint Chip Vanilla said this was an outgrowth of money is not budgeted for A GREAT srU::CY!iOt'J YO fiNO Yunilla fudge twirl 1~2 G I $179 past policy and the coun- 1979. ~ THE CAR JUST ruG}!T r:on YOU ••. Neopolitan English Walnut a . • cil's concerns in the -area of o public safety, e.g., regarding The Shores and The Farms, Oop~!! (l. Financing J\vClH(Ilble to date, have refused to budge young people going door-to- Wed. Only Spec.. Thurs. Only Spec. Fri. Only Spec. - MINUTE MAID 37 door after dark, along with from their determination to C the potential disruption of oppose the cost sharing. Mon,. Cort., new -'t. Cor 00G1 New '78 CaPf1c. 4 dr. 218. 000, tNw Novg .. door 1971, V.I 6 Oz. Can Ioc\t.. powet' windows. oir, Tin1. Ioc:k., p. Maf & wmd. air.• Iet.. Auto., p.I., p.b., st'" belt ...... : FROIEII ORANGE JUICE citizens during the evening maintaining that the upkeep glOP, elM. dtlfot., p.I., p.b., V.I, def. ... peed conlfol, •. W., .t.,.a radio. SIlK" '1673. 4 41t Ihis w.w. ro.U, .Mel •. S'odc 1892. tafM. Stock f 1956.1 al 'hi. pnce. pri(e. hours. of Lakeshore is the county's The ordinance also con- responsibility. The mainten- 1~~'.5640 $6750 $4275 HORMEL'S 59 ance of county designated 'Til9 p.m. . 'Til 9 p.m. 'Til9 p.m. tains a section governing 50FI SPREAD OLEO One Lb. Bowl C locations, whether residen. roads is mandated by state tial or commercial, when statute, it was said. PEPPERIDGE FARMS solicitations won't be per. The meeting between Mr. 2-LB. FAMILY ftt mitted. Jefferis and Mr. Bremer, to 7 This section says that no determine what steps should SIZE LOAF .." ~ 15175 E. Jcf!crson PJ Cj) 'i1 "'~~fi\\ WHilE BREAD person shall conduct a soli- be taken, is expected to be citation at a location on held as soon as possible. Grosse POinte ~) L'., U II:> ~ ~~\UI SLICED OR HAL VES l-LB. • 12.0Z. BINGHAM FARMS PEACHES CAN NEW ITEMS FROM Security lighting has aIwavs meant "Glad to be home:' STOUFFERS SAVE ON THESE INTRODUCTORY PRICES! 11-0Z. Seeing the lights on, waiting Security lighting costs for you to arrive home less than you might think. after dark, has always been c Neithet energy nor dollars SWEDISH MEATBALLS 99 a welcome sight. are wasted when your 1OY2-OZ. And when you're at system is automatically home, lights can give you controlled with timers or llNGUINI $1.19 a feeling of security. photoelectric cells to go on In the old days they only when needl'd. 11 V4-0Z. didn't call it security light~ Detroit Edison can ing. But that's what it was. help you plan energy- CHICKEN CACCIA TORE $1.29 Because lights at night have efficient security lighting always offered safety and 10V2-OZ. for your home or business. protection. Call or stop in at any Detroit Today you have a wide Edison Customer Office. CHICKEN PAPRIKASH $1.29 choice of security lighting. Security lighting. 10-0Z. Including electric post It's a bright idea that's lanterns for your front and come home. back law.ls that operate BEEF TERIY AKI '$1.39 only from dusk til dawn. Save whcre it really counts. The powcr i." in your hands. Large Hawaiian Mcintosh or Floodlights to light your driveway and garage. And Jonathon FRESH Chiquita garden lights that not only Detroit PINEAPPLES protect, but add new di- APPLES BANANAS mensions to outdoor living. Edison l C Even the lights inside 98fA. 3.:G59 your home can be part of ...... 15~B. your security lighting system and, with automatic LARGE 5 SIZE LARGE CAliFORNIA controls, can give your Honey Dew Melons ARIICHOKES house a lived-in look when you're away. 'lJ C C 98 EACH 2 for 59 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven ._- - _._----_. ------_._------_._------RENASSANCE DESGNER BOUTQUES HALSTON LANVIN COURREGES CHARLES JOURDAN les musfIDde CARTIER HATIIE UNGARO Together at only one place in the world - Renaissance Center, Detroit-the complete collections-of Holston, Jeanne Lanvln, Andre Courreges, les mustR de Cartier, Charles Jourdan and ,. Emanuel Ungaro, as weir as sereeted designs from Valentino, Giorgio Armani, Basile, YvesSaint Laurent, Chloe, Missoni, Mary McFadden, Ralph Lauren, Sonia Rykiel and Zandra Rhodes. • •, .' ,•; , , ,. , , , • •. •, ,• .• • .., + Located between the 100 and 400 Towers on the L-2 (second lobby) of the Renaissance Center. Major credit cards accepted Valet parking available at the Jefferson AVf' €'ntranCl' H,)urs 10l'l'.~m h't' 00 P m M,'l1.1:'l\ !r1r,},.>;lr1 ~,~:,.',l..t' • N •• me. • an n _0 no so n 00 os ••..• =< s. a ec o. PC. a. 9 ...... , -... _ • .- • ..& --- ~ --- Page Eight GROSSE . POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 Legionnaire's Discovered Park Project Agreement on P & J AllGOOD (Continued from Page I) The first known outbreak (Co.otiDued from Page 1) parking lots be reorier.ted GIO II GLO lOWING of the disease was reported (Continued from Page I) ~ASONS II hospital's intensive care unit. clarify the term "nuisance" to be more visible to patrons. "Legionnaire's is like a in July 1976 when 29 per- (a rt e r the Demonstration used in the agreement. The He also suggested that the to see YoW' good A.CO SIAIION very severe case of pneu. sons died after attending an' House has been reviewed at other would make clear the "turn right only" sign at the neighbor agent 15501 MACK, DETROIT monia, with a high fever and American Legion Convention length), it is planned to re- agreement was not the ori- alley behind the theater and (ac,on from Park) lung congestion," Dr. Fenner in Philadelphia, Pa. locate a Park family into this ginal one intended by the McKinley avenue include ex p Ia i n e d. "This woman Hundreds of cases have house and use the sale funds Serving the Pointes and Oetlo;, with council. night hours in its ban. stopped breathing for about been reported since then. to repeat with another Oem- Mr. McKean said the latest "1 hope we've never given two weeks, she was close to The most recent outbreaks onstration House in a dif. any indication of not want. AAA 24-Hour TOWING Road Aici proposed agreement, while dying but now she's coming have been in Washington, ferent location of the city," not as strong as the original ing to cooperate within rea. out of it, very gradually." D.C., New York City's gar- Mr. C~awford said, "Work Police Towing in the P(Jintes one he drew up, would still son," he said. "We have done Blood samples from the ment district and Indiana. would be closely monitored protect the city against what nothing in violation of the, STATION: 343-9731 patient were sent to Lansing Dr. Fenner said the disease by city personnel at all he termed improper use of (original proposed), agree- 24-HOUR: 521-7691 for testing last week, but is believed to develop from a stages." the Punch by the present ten- ment last January." confinnation of the disease germ that grows in creeks, Eye Offer of Loans ants, Chief Ferber also has noti. Slate Registered &. Ce,tmed Mo.-hanic, on Dllt)' will not be made for about ponds and other stagnant He said that due to the fied Fisher road residents six weeks, the doctor said. bodies of water and is oftcn A follow-up program is un. der consideration also. Con- refusal of the owners to ne. that signs will be placed on spread by air conditioners. gotiate, the city had to be The germ lodges in the deep. current with the Demonstra- the street between Ridge and tion House, a Loan and Grant willing to compromise to Kercheval prohibiting late- est part of the lung and is avoid putting the tenants CAR -HOME difficult to detect, he said. Program, (LGP), is being night parking. Th~ chief said please note ,on your calendar out of business. The d isea s e apparently sought to make available to the action was taken follow- LIFE - HEALTH Councilman Lloyd Semple cannot be spread from one Park property owners in a ing his receipt of petitions the visit of agreed. "It's as good an person to another, according given area, designated as signed by more than 75 agreement as we can strike Fred J. Zelewski to the doctor. being between Mack and percent o( area residents at this point." 18538 Mack at Touraine Other pat i e n t s at Bon Essex and the west city lito- asking for the ban. The original agreement 882-9308 Secours are in no danger of its and Somerset, a chance to Mr. Jaszczak said it was "a MADELEINE L'ENGLE drafted by Mr. McKean, Like a gaod neighbor, contracting the illness, he receive from the city a low fine idea" to prohibit park- which the owners refused to State Farm i. there. added. interest loan, (about four ing on Fisher. sign, would have been bind- Noted Author of Books for Adults and Children percent), to undertake code Meanwhile Farms police IrAU fl ••• improvement work on their ing on future owners and assigned the "special duty" Divorce Talk property, the city manager tenants. This was reportedly of watching the Punch during A the main objection the own- "A Wrinkle in Time" \\A Circle of Quiet" said. night shows consistently re- Set at Center He designated as code vio. ers had to it. port no incidents or inordi- IITATE FAIIJI INIUIlAJlCE COMJ'l\lllIES "A Wind in the Door" \\The Summer of the lation improvements the con- In other news concerning nate amounts of noise or _o__ ..~:~ The Grosse Pointe Psychi- struction of new front porch- the Punch, several recom- littering in the area. "A Swiftly Tilting Planet" Great Grandmother" atric Clinic and Family Ther- es, new gutters, roofing and mendations were made to apy Center will sponsor a the correction of electrical the tenants by Police Chief free lecture on "Threatened and plumbing violations. A Robert Ferber to alleviate and many others Divorcf: A Family Crisis" maximum loan amount will problems of late night noise at the War Memorial, 32 be established by the city, he and parking which have Lakeshore road, on Friday, pointed out. brought numerous complaints Miss L'EnRie Will Autograph Copies of Her Book from area residents. Mr. Jas- October 6, at 8 p.m. The initial application for zczak said the Punch would The speaker will be Betty funds by the city is for Tuesday, October 17, 3-4:30 P.M. "comply with everything the Carter, director of Family $200,000. If this is approved, (Courtesy of Forror, Strous & Giroux) chief has requested." Therapy Center of White it will become a revolving Mr. Jaszczak said that two Plains, 'N.Y. fund and, as residents repay signs would be placed on the Co.sponsors include Bon the loans, the monies will be Betty & Frank theater marquee indicating Secours, Cottage and Saint used for additional future Siaden, Proprietors the location of public off- JHE BOOK SHELF John Hospitals, the Family loans. If the initial program street parking. He also said Refreshments Life Education Council and proves successful, the city's the Punch has ordered two Wayne State University. revolving fund will be in- "snipes" - specially made creased in following years, film clips, which would state Mr. Crawford said. before and after movies that Meanwhile, Mayor Matthew patrons should be as consid- 565 Shelden C. Patterson said, "The erate as' possible upon leav- Help JOur neighbol:. Grosse Pointe Park City ing shows and not be noisy Grosse Pointe Shores Council has discussed and or cause litter problems. planned similar programs for These measures were re- This spacious 4 bedroom home is completely air-con- many years. However, the quested by Chief Ferber. ditioned with 3 full baths on the second floor. Living amount of funds received in The chief also asked the and family rooms both have fireplaces. Also on the 1975, 1976 and 1977 were in- theater to allow patrons of first floor is a dining room, kitchen with nook, laun- GiYetothe sufficient to allow the sched- late-night shows to enter the dry area and two 1,02 baths. Additional features in- uled improvements planned lobby prior to the show. Mr. clude built-in TV and stereo, marble foyer, and 1f.I. for 1978. Jaszczak said the theater bath in basement. Large garaga, patio with gas bar- "Now we have an oppor. would attempt to have all its becue and sprinkling system are other extras. Must tunity to implement some feature films end early be seen to appreciate. 1brch Drive. significant improvements to enough to allow the crowds our city. We hope that these for "The Rocky Horror Pic- efforts will make Grosse ture Show" to enter by 11:15 884-2610 Pointe Park an even more p.m. attractive community for its Mr. Jaszczak suggested ex- Shown by appointment only. residents." isting signs. indicating public (The Woods Council con- sidered a CDBG individual NHS Parents needs program last month eying $.50,000 in the arell>~of, Begin Year ."A NEW~WAY,TO SAVE. Boy Scouts housing rehablUtation' but of America .HE'ATniATWON'T only received and placed on The North High School file all material apparently Parent Club executive board because of a lack of homes opened its new season with LEAVE YOU COLD. qualifying and concerns over a meeting last month and 1 possible red tape.) MACOMB introduction of a slate of of- : Leader Dogs ficers for the 1978-79 school : for the Blind Woods Nixes year. I Leading the group as pres- I ident will be Thomas Brandt, I I GPF Proposal I assisted bY mother vice-pres- I ident Sarah Flynn, father I A proposal from The Fanns in relation to altera- vice-president AIdo Cardosi, I corresponding secretary Cyn. Arthritis r tions to the crossovers along thia VanPelt, recording sec- Foundation- I Mack avenue was viewed by I retary Ruth Lorenz and Michigan the Woods Council at a re- • I treasurer Kurt Tech. Chapter Salvation I cent regular meeting: Others working with the Army ~ The Farms which has lonl:: group will be Joseph Sehee, I been plagued by "an inordi- a representative from the 1 Visiting Nurse nate amount of non-residen- J S t u den t Ass'n" Thomas OAKLAND I Association tial through traffic" in the Gauerke from the athletic Automatic Flue Damper, SCNeS enough gas that 1 area from Moross road. to department, Dan Beck from I the Grosse Pointe Woods it nonnaIy wiI pay for itself in two to four ~. I the Booster Club, Kay Cond- I boundary between Mack and -_1... __ ler from the Foreign Ex- .lnslCiAed, simply, in accordance wiltllocaI heat- ~------~------~ Chalfonte avenues, according change Club, Nathan Judson to Police Chief Robert K. from the music department, ing codes .• Closes automcrticaly and keeps the Michigan Heart Ferber, is seeking to take Ray Williams £.rom the Band Association steps to alleviate the prob- and Orchestra Parent Club heat your furnace produces from escaping up lit U[j lem. and Jean Azar, editor of the Based upon traffic engi- the~. Children's "Northern Lights." neering studies an a Fanns Marge Arpin will serve as Hospital of League for Council exploration of the historian for the group and Michigan the Handicapped situation, Chi e f Fer b e r Dr. A. Thomas Cappas will sought input from the Woods handle publicity. grnt@ Department of Public Safety This year the group says WAYNE Homes and city officials regarding it will make an extensive for Black the temporary barricading of effort to enroll more of PLUMBING &HEATING Children the Mack island channels at North High's 1,600 parents Mack and Bournemouth, (be- in the club. 15304 Kercheval tween Newcastle and Bourne- 112 communities in the tri-county For more infonnation about Grosse Pointe area are helped by 137 Torch Drive mouth), and Mack and Lex- joining, call Patricia Kurtz ington, (Mack and Bourne- at 884-5868. VA2-9070 agencies that need your support. So mouth). please give-when a Torch Drive Chief Ferber suggested volunteer in your community comes to that the locations be tempo- Camp Fire Girls rarily barricaded in a man- your home or business. You'll be ner similar to the existing helping others ... and perhaps barricading at Mack and Ro. yourself, someday. land by the Wayne County Road Commission for a six- month evaluation per i 0 d with a target date of this November for implementa- tion. need BONEl.ESS-STUFFED BONNIE MAID The Woods Council brief. BONELESS - ROLlED ~ ly discussed this request and 'Young- Tender-Milk Fed authorized City Administra- CHICKEN BREAST Stllffed with 0111 Own rteed••• ~ tor Chester E. Petersen to Homemade D,essing in lEG or VEAL send a letter to Chief Fer- Ready to Cook Foil Pall care. ber indicating the council's ROAST general conccnsus of oppo- sition to the installation of '1.79 EA. $2.4918. ALASKAN any barricades at crossovers Th. All Nalllral - No . FROZEN along Mack located in The Artificial Fla"o, - Coiol Woods. Aclditi ... , 01' PreseNCIti"., OLD FASHIONED Stall' of Mrc hrgan Charrtabl(' Sollotatron lrc('nse No MICS 2123 CURED KING CRAB This message is run in the interest of the greater Detroit community by ICE lEGS & CLAWS SMOKED BACON PRE.COOKED - CREAM READY TO USE C PINT CARTON '1.79l8. SERVE HOT OR COW o 0 $4.99l8. ~£~~~01 98~A. FRESH - All Flovorf FRESH - Dodge CHRYSLER ~1j~H~aiI SWEET l.ARGE Plymoulfi Kimberly Korner APPLE Barile" California PAODUCTSOf of Shops CIDER PEARS CHAVSlEA COAPOA.TtDIrI ClIAYSlEll COIlPOAAlION Mack at Lochmoor BROCCOLI "Torch Drive co~tributions are not used to pay for this ad. Res. 343-0610 o G4111... Jut '1.89 to. The cost IS pa>d lor by the sponsoring company. in addition to its generous Torch Drive gill." 3~B. 5~B. Thursday, October 5, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine Change in Law Police Review Rooftop B.E MACLD Unit Play Examines Child Abuse Dirty Have Your Carpets & Irks Officials Suspicious vehicle reports the witness described as a Set.s Meeting The wens media are full of isn't that much difference, were received late Sunday black baseball type bag. reports of broken bones, potentially, between Dessie Carpet? Rugs Professionally evening, September 10, by The suspect was described bruises and worse, evoking and themselves." City and Farms municipal Woods police prior .to the in his early 20's, of thin Reading specialist Dr. Her- compassion for the hl)lpless The audience is invited to lAVE ofCices were ordered this rooftop entry of Bob's Drugs, bert Hafner will be the guest child victims of abuse. CLEAMED build and wearing a dark stay {or a discussion follow- We Have The Correct Method month to stop issuing cer. 21034 Mack avenue, which tee-shirt and blue jeans. speaker as the new season Now, a professional thea- ing the play. 20% was reported Monday morn- To Clean Your Carpet tlficatcs of births and deaths Det. Podeszwik indicated a begir.s for the Pointe Chap- ter team is using a dramatic The play is free and open ON CASH ing, September 11. scout car responded to the ter of Michigan Ass'n. for • We do aH types of carpet repair th~t take place at hospitals depiction of an isolated, des- to the public. Sponsors of In the incident, between second suspicious vehicle Children with Learning Dis. this performance are, Grosse & CARRY CAlL FOR FREEESTIMATE I~ their communities because perate woman to lead audi- $700 and $800 in drugs, call and checked the area abilities, (MACLD), on Tues- ences -to an understanding Pointe Jaycees, Friends of RUe East Side Carpet Cleaners of a law passed earlier this (wholesale cost), -",ere found day, October 17. which was found secure. of the abuse parent. During Bon S e c 0 u r s Hospital, 14111 Kercheval Ave. 822-1481 ~ e CONTINENT AL II Collectors Series MARK V IICOUGAR II Collectors Series XR-7 IICAPRI ,', _ .•....••.••. = ..• ~._ .•• _~- ...... _ ---...... -...-...... -...------,-~ -----...:------,~~~- .....-~-~-~--_:_--_:_----m..--..'.""'.r------.... - ..4_- 4 ---. •. - Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 'the New York State Nation. Club. pital or the Lukemia Foun. JAMES T. FITZPATRICK al Guard durillg World War Mr. Clow is survived by dation of Michigan. Private services for Mr. Obituaries II, he evcntl.1ally became a his wife, Lucille V.; two Interment was at Mount Fitzpatrick, 74, of Hidden CHICKEN SHRIMP ~ paratro ...p;,r and rose to the daughters, Mrs. Lyndon Cole RIBS I Olivet Cemetery. lane were held on Tuesday, * * . .' . C h rank of colonel. and Mrs. Lee Farrell; two DR. J. WILFRED October 3, at the Verheyden Thrifty Bucket of Chicken ..• ,wonly$4.95 SERGE OBOLENSKY . rl~st wife was Pnncess at. He was decorated for three sons, Donald R. and Curtis IIARRISON Funeral Home. Private services for Mr. erme daughter of Czar AI. .' b J . Shrimp ()inner JlWonly$3.95 d II h was assassin. parac~ute Jumps In. com at, .; two sIsters; three broth- Services for Dr. Harrison, He died on Saturday, Sep. , Oboknsky, 87, of Preston exan .er ~ 0 including a night Jump at ers and seven grandchildren. 73, of The Park were held tember 30, at Saint John Rib Dinner ••••••••••• '. ,1,11. onJ~ '$595:• •i place were held on Tuesday, aled In 188 . age 53 into Sardinia to es. Me m 0 ria I contributions on Tuesday, Oclober 3, at the Hospital. October 3, at the Verheyden Mr. Obolensky served as a tablish contact between in. may be made to the Saint Eppens.Van Deweghe Fu. Born in Ontario, Mr. Fitz- Funeral Home. ~uss~an ca~alry officer ~n vading Allied troops and the Coletta School for Excep- neral Home. J)"fif'ious Food patrick was a retired manu- Lmt. Pri('('s He died on Friday, Sep. fIghting agamst Germany In surrendering Italian Army tional Children, Jefferson, He died on Friday, Septem. tember 29, at his home. ~orld War I. H~ escaped the high command. Wis. facturer's representative and POINTE WHARF ber 29, at Mount Clemens film producer. 18310 Mack 885.4453 885-4790 Mr. Obolensky was a Rus- wlde~pread sl~~mgs of no.ble He married his third wife, Interment will be at White General Hospital. sian emigre who had served RUSSian faml.lIes follow~ng Marilyn' Wall of The Farms Chapel Cemetery. Dr. Harrison was a 1929 He was a life member of as the U.S. Army's oldest the commums~ . revolution in 1971. Besides his wife, Mr. I RUSS~LL A. LOWTHER graduate of the University of the Detroit Yacht Club, a paratrooper in World War and fled to Pans In 1920. Obolensky is survived by a . Michigan Dental Sehool. He past president of the Michi. gan chapler of the Circum. II. Moving to England, he stepson Carl Breer and a 82serfvlcTehsfOpr Mr. Lowthhelr , was a member of the Delta k d navigators Club, a member He was born into one of married Alice Astor, daugh- son and daughter by' a form. ' ~ d e 0 a[ b we;e t teh Sigma Delta dental fratern- on n y of the Economic Club of Russia's noblest families and ter of American millionaire er marriage Ivan and Prin. A 10dOa ,CtthOer F' a e ity, the American Dental A . 1924 H .' . rno . Ma ews unera l Detroit, the Detroit Chamber WONG'S ::::DEN survived the political turmoil J ohnacoJ b stor, In . e cess Silva GUlrey. H Ass'n., the Detroit District , ... SUEY of Commerce and the Senior that brought that lifestyle had two children by that mar. Interment was at Holy orne .. Dental Ass'n. and the Oak. Men's Club of Grosse Pointe. Ameri(CI~ & Cantonese Food down. At the time of his riage before it ended in Sepulchre Cemetery He died on Saturday, Sep- land County Dental. Ass'n. CARRY OU~ SERVICE death, he headed a presti- divorce. RALPII CLOW temb~r 30, at. the Abbey He also was a member of Mr. Fitzpatrick is survived All foods in Sjrecial gious public relations firm. Mr. Obolensky moved to Services for Mr. Clow, 74, NurSing Home In. Wa~ren. the Detroit Athletic Club and by his wife, Mary, two sons the U.S. and became a citi- of Oxford road will be held Mr. Lowther retired In 1966 James B. and C. Terrence' Keep Hol Containers He was born in 1890 at the the Gro:,se Pointe Yacht zen in 1931. He served as today, October 5, at 1 p.m. after 20 ~ears. as owner of one sister and six grand: ~fn 11 CI m .'1 309m Sol 11 " .. n~ll 30pm summer estate of the reign. Club. s.un I' P\OO" • 10 P In C~ .. d Me~oy ing czar, Alexander Ill. He executive vice. president for at the A. H. Peters Funeral the petrOlt P~mt and Color Dr. Harrison is survived children. PR 7.9596 was educated at Saint Peters- international development for Home. Co. In The POinte. by his wife, Geraldine; a 50n, Cremation was at Forest 24851 Harper, St. Clair Shores burg University and Oxford the Hilton Hotel chain. He died on Monday, Octo. He .was a member and Dr. John W.; and three Lawn Cemetery. Be'.,nn ~ M,I. CH"d 10 M." . l'ni\'crsity in England. His Enlisting as a private in ber 2. at Henrv Ford Hospi- chaplain of the Alger VFW daughters, Mrs. Ella Mae . tal.' Post No. 995 and a member Konitsney, Mrs. Elaine Nau- BERNARD C. PAULL , lIIr. Clow was a retired of the Seni.or Men's Club of ert and Mrs. Carol Ann Services for Mr. Paull, 55, pharmacist who practiced for G~osse POinte. H~ served Hanzl. of Fleetwood road were held . 54 years, owning three dif. WIth the 2~rd Engineers in Interment was at Wood. on Wednesday, October 4, at ferent businesses. He was a Franc~ dun~g World War I. lawn Cemetery. the V e r hey den Funeral 1924 graduate of the Saint He IS surVIved by a dau?h. MRS. HELEN 1.. SMITH Home. Louis College of Pharmacy. ter, M~. Joy Ga~dner, fIve Private family burial servo He died suddenly on. Sun. He was a member of the grandch~ldren, SIX .great- ices for Mrs. Smith, 87, of day, October 1, at Holy Cross Pillar Lodge No. 526, F&AM, grandchildren and a sIster. The Farms were held on Hospital following a heart and the Maple Ridge Gun Interment was at Forest Thursday, September 28, at attack. EARN . Lawn Cemetery. Spring Grove Cemetery, Cin- Mr. Paull was the ownE!r CHARLES R. ,JEFFRA Y cinnati, O. Arrangements of a tavern. Services for Mr. Jeffray, were handled by the Lambert He is survived by his wife, 47, of Lennon road were held Fun era I Home, Plymouth Eleanor M.; a son, Daniel; on Saturday, September 30, Mich. a daughter, Mrs. Nancy at the Verheyden Funeral She died Tuesday, Septem. Carrier; and six grandchil- Home . ber 26, at Bon Secours Hos. dren. He died on Wednesday, pital. TOP INTEREST ••• September 27, at the Uni. Mrs. Smith was the wife of Interment was at Forest versity of Michigan Hospital, the late Thomas G. Smith, Lawn Cemetery. Ann Arbor. retired postmaster of Glen. MRS. MARY M. NUTCkLLL Mr. Jeffray was a super- dale, 0., where she resided Services for Mrs. Mitchell, visor for the Budd Co. before moving to The Pointe. 80, of Hillcrest road were He is survived by his wife, She is survived by three held on Monday, October 2, Virginia; three daughters, sons, Thomas G. III, Richard at the Verheyden Funeral THREE WAYS Mrs. William G. F r eel e , S. and Donald P.; two daugh. Home and Saint Clare de Katharine and Elizabeth; a ters, Mrs. Bettina Buesser Montefalco Church. son, Charles Jr.; his father, and Mrs. Helen B. Thomas; She died on Friday, Sep" Wesley O. J e f f ray; one 13 grandchildren and 12 tember 29, at Bon SCcours SPECIAL 6-MONTH SAVINGS CERTIFICATES brother and one sister. great-grandchildren. Hospital. These investments will pay you 1/4 of 1% MORE than the latest M e m 0 ria I contributions Me m 0 ria I contributions Mrs. Mitchell is survived Bill af Fare may be made to the Simpson may be made to the Michigan by two daughters, Mary and average auction discount rate* for 6.month Treasury Bills on your Memorial Institute of the Humane Society. Norma, a son, Michael, one deposit of $10,000 or more - PLUS we'll compound your interest University of Michigan Hos. MRS. MARIE C, MACK. sister and five grandchildren. Services for Mrs. Mack, Interment was at Holy quarterly to produce an even higher effective yield. There's no charge 67, of North Renaud road Sepulchre Cemetery. for these certificates, and they are automatically renewable upon were held on Monday, Octo- 1 CH1~!SE GOLDEN ber 2, at the Verheyden maturity if you so desire. Shop and compare - you'll choose D & N. '~. Funeral Home. Margaret Rice She died on Friday, Sep- . ~MERICAN BUDDR tember 29, at Bon Secours Clothier, Dies r;:DISHES Hospital. Mrs. Mack is survived by Mrs. Margaret Rice, owner Featuring the ....ery finest in Cantonese dishes for a son, Gilbert A., a brother, of Margaret Rice Inc., a GIANT 8 SAVINGS CERTIFICATES luncheons and" Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails. two sisters, one grandchild Pointe Women's A p par e I Mon. thru Thu". 11 a.m .• ' 1 J p.r>'!. and one great-grandchild. Shop located On-the-Hill, The highest intar6st rate anywhere on insured savings is yours with an 8% Friday 11 a.m .. 12 p.m. Interment was at Wood. died Sunday, October 1, at SAVINGS CERTIFICATE from D & N. Compounded quarterly, this certifi- Sol. 12 nllan . '2 p.m. mere Cemetery. her home in Harper Woods cate will yield you a whopping 8.24% per year! Yet, all it takes to open this Sy.p" 12 na~c - I! .f':m. ,~R:S. J.I,ONA..M.KELLY,- after an extended illness. COCKTAIL LOUNGE COMPLETE Services for Mrs. Kelly, She was 68. -.,. . 2 8% GIANT is $1,000 or more on deposit for eight vears. Near Wh,Il,er. Ampl_ Parking Carry Out Service 85, formerly of Moross road, Mrs.' Rice began her busi- 881-60.10 late of Phoenix, Ariz., were ness in small quarters in the 16340 Harper held on Tuesday, October 3, Empire Building, downtown at the Verheyden Funeral Detroit, 35 years ago. She Home. became known for her mono- She died on Thursday, gramming and moved the fROM September 28, in Phoenix. shop to The Pointe in 1948. SANDWICHES Mrs. Kelly is survived by "She built that business $100,000 JUMBO CERTIFICATES TO STEAKS! two sons, Dr. John V. and from a tiny, tiny, one-room ~ CARRY OUT Dr. Thomas W., one sister operation to what it is today These high paying investments are available with terms from 60 days to 1 and nine grandchiidren. -two stores side by side year or more. Our Jumbo rates are available at every D & N office. Call RAM'S HOR ~~~I~~~~ Me mar i a 1 contributions with a very chic clientele today for a current quote. You'll earn more at D & N! may be made to the Saint from all over the country," Discaunt 10% Paul-on.the.Lake Church Res- RESTAURANT (MOo,m,," O"Jo, '2.50) said her daughter Karen , toration Fund. 3 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR 1 p.m.-l0 p.m.' Sklar. WE ARE FAMOUS FOR Interment was at Mount "The business was her 'DAILY SPECIALS. OUR DESSERTSI Olivet Cemetery. whole life and it took her all • FrMII Ilfl.berry Shortclkl GEORGE R. BROOKES over the country, from New • frnh SIrI.berry"Yl. Services for Mr. Brookes, York to Los Angeles," she 'Wed.-Thurs.• Oct. 4 &: 5 • 8.".". e .... m P" Choose the Detroit & Northern Performance Plan that's right for you. • COCOlftUICrolm Pie • Eclan , 95, of Lakeshore road were ~aid . 'Baked Beef Short Ribs • F,...nP'" • e.nanl .pl", held on Tuesday, October 3, Mrs. Rice was a past-presi- :with tomato sauce. • Chocololl 0' lI.nlftl TO ., . "l AT 51 FEDE PER YEAR .'.,. SAVINGS ; L " ,.. INA eee " . -" 96-MONTH SAVINGS ;..... " ...., CERTIFICATE ".,-,' . .--.'If'.:-• ..~..., 96-Month 72-Month - ":1 y, 48-Month Certificate* PER Certificate* PER Certificate* YEAR $1.000 MINIMUM PER YEAR $1000 MINIMUM SI 000 MINI\'LJM BALANCE 8.24\ , " YEAR BALANCE 198\ EFFECTIVE BAlA",n 171\ EFFECTIVE [ FFECT/IIE ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL YIELD.' YIELD" YIELD.' 30-Month 12-Month RegularDaily Int.r.stPassbook 535\ Certificate* PER Certificate* Savings Account $1000 MINIMUM YEAR 6.92\ PER $1000 MINIMUM 6.66\ PER BALANCE YEAR YEAR EFFECTIIIE ""c' ~_. !lAlANCE EFFECTIVE fFrrCTIVE• ANNUAL ANNUAL A""I'AL YIElO" YIELD" YIf.LD'. *Federal regulations require a MUliER substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal. FSLIC,...... s..., ... 1 tor> MINIMUM DEPOSIT $10.000 OR MORE "Interest is paid and compounded Quarterly. Contact any of our offices for Ihe current interest rate. The 1'"s-rs ItIsw" t. S40.0DO~ rate established at the time an account is opened is the rale in effect on that certificate for the full 26'week term. Offices conveniently located STANDARD to serve you. FEDERAL SAVINGS ---~------~----~~~-~-~-~---~~~~--~-.~_.=----_..=--~~~=- \ Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 C~ronic complainers are I It takes lots of fiction just looking for nothing but pity. to explain the truth. Club Planning Caluping Trip North Harriers Capture Stevenson Nips South Iligh Want to go canoeing? If cross country skiing. Special. By Bill Bradfield the coming weeks. r------,Does This Limit --_ I you're a teenager, (seventh ized equipment is not needed, Oakland Invitational The South High School The Devils must win all of Your Weekends? SPEED I through 12th grade), the since most teens already have Blue Devil football team was these games if they are to Neighborhood Club has a warm clothes piled up some. 55 t By JUark Osler was close behind at 15:43, stung by a missed two 'point take the EML championship trip scheduled for Friday where in their rooms, The LIMIT I The North High School followed by Wright Wilson in conversion and couldn't get and a possible slate playoff through Sunday, October 13 fee of $26 includes complete SPEED Why Not I cross'country team continued 12th at 15:50. Steve Lugo things together as it dropped bid. to 15, on the :llanistee River cross country g(,;Il', transpor. Try This? I its charge townrd another was 20th at 16:03, followed a 7.6 decision to EML rival 110 INVEST NOW IN near Grayling. The trip has tat ion and mca!'. UMIT I successful season last week, by John Rosculet in the 36th Stevenson Friday, September UNLIMITED WEEKENDS been planned to accommo. • I For illformat ion on any of winning two dual meets and position. 29. South Takes date those who were too late LEARN 10 FLY! I these trips, visit or call the facing its toughest challenge North's junior varsity squad The loss leaves the Devils I in signing up for trips which Neighborhood Club, 17150 so far this year as the team ULS Tourney quickly filled. also crushed their opposition in a four way tie for second Waterloo avcnlle, 885.4GOO. won its third major invita. The Manistee flows through at Oakland. In a flood of place in the league with -~ Call: tional of the season. green and gold, North placed Mount Clemens, Stevenson The University L i g get t beautiful northern country. School, (ULS), Invitational side. With the trees in color The Harriers last week de. six men in the first seven and Port Huron Northern. Center Group feated Lakeshore, a Bi.Coun. places. L'Anse Creuse North is cur. Tennis Tournament held Sat- and the mosquitoes gone, it urday, September 30, was a TRIM-A-PLANE SERVICE should be a good weekend to ty League opponent, at Lake. This was good for a near- renlly in first \II ith a 4.0 rec. Detroit City Airport Jlleets Oct 12 shore's home Course at 1\letro ord. success even though seven of be canoeing, club officials perfect score of 16 to runner. eight finals were cancelled Beach. The varsity race was Friday was a day in which say. up Brighton's 44 and Royal due to a late afternoon VE 9-6500 won by junior Jim Schmidt. nothing seemed to go right Participants need no pre. The 30th anJlual meeting Oak Kimball's third place thundershower, reports the Then at Fraser, once again For Information About Fall Program vious canoeing experience. of members of the Grosse score of 92. for either of the ball clubs. school. The trip ll'aders are trained led by Schmidt, the Norse- Twice Stevenson coughed up L Bring this ad and $12.95 for Introductory lesson Pointe War :'>lemorial Ass'n Leading the tide of Norse. There was excellent play canoeists who can teach be. will take place Thursday, men overwhelmed their op. men and winning the race ill the ball in their own terri. ginners how to hold their ponents in another Bi,County tory and twice the Devils throughout the day in both October 12, beginning at 6:30 16:21 was dynamic junior singles and' doubles eompe. -----~~------paddle or the experienced p.m. with punch and hors League contest by the per. D Thursday, October 5, /978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen GPW Receives New Terminal The Woods Department of machine, which will soon be Puhlic Safetr recently was removed, cost $2,900 a year the recipient of a new Data with that amount being cov- Sll"cd 40 LEIN, (Law En. ered by the slate. , fl>fCement Information Net- The department's clerk- work), terminal, which Pub. dispatchers also spent an af. lic Safety Director John ternoon in Lansing receiving Dankel said was the first training on the new terminal, such machine to be installed the director added. They in. in the immediate area ac. clude Joan Roy, Katharine cording to the phone com. Jeffrey, Carol Rosenbusch pany. and Myrtle Harris. Featuring a typewriter. Lt. Bernard Kelly is super. type keyboard and a tele. visor of communications for , vision-style screen, the direc. the department. , tor said it will operate more quickly and quietly than the departmcnt's current LEIN Park Officers machine, constructed with World War II technology. Assist Detroit "It will operate faster than @ our old terminal in transmit. A Detroit police dispatcher . ting messagt's to Lansing and called on the Park Police . in receiving them back," he Department for assistance in . said. "Il also allows instant apprehending a burglar sus- error correction in sending pect on Sunday, September out messages with the screen 24. in front of you." The call for aid came at With the new machine, if 5:20 a.m. when Detroit po. a clerk-dispatcher is in the lice received a call of a bur- process of sending out ames. glary in progress at the Buc- . . sage and is interrupted, her caneer Bar, 14840 Charlevoix . continuity in transmission Ofijcers David Hiller and will remain because the new James Smith were dispatched terminal contains a memory to the scene. bank and she can pick up The Park policemen, who where she left off. arrived before a Detroit scout car unit, observed a man in Director Dankel cited yet the bar. They also saw the another advantage of the suspect climbing out the east ncw terminal. When an offi. side window of the building. cer stops a citizen for a traffic violation and runs a While Officer Smith cov- LEIN check to see if there ered the front of the build. are any outstanding warrants, ing, Officer Hiller, service the reply time from Lansing revolver in hand, ordered the is minimal, with the officer suspect to halt when the man then being able to get back climlled out through the win- on the road and the citizen dow and jumped to the on his or her way. ground. The cost of the new ter. The man, who was wearing minal is $6,100 a year with gloves and had a large screw the state paying $2,900 of the driver in his back pocket, amount and the city, $3,200, told Patrolman Hiller that nc. the director said, The old he had been robbed. The un- believing officer, who had seen the intruder in the Election Advice building, released him to a Detroit scout car crew, sec. Shared by LWV onds after the arrest was made. The League of Women Voters, (LWV), of Grosse Opera Class Pointe urges voters who qualify for absentee ballots to use them in the Novem. Rescheduled ber general election. Any registered voter, who The starting date of the We're proud to be a charter member of has reached an age greater Wayne County Community than 60 or who cannot go to College "Opera Apprecla. the new Better Homes and Gardens ™ , the polls because of physical tion" class has been reo disability or because of ab- scheduled to Monday, Oc- Real Estate Service. sence from The Pointe, may tober 16, at Grosse Pointe apply for an absentee baltot Memorial Church, 16 Lake- either in person or by mail shore road, from 7 to 9 p.m. We were selected for our record of , to the eity clerk of their on Mondays through Novem. municipality up to 2 p.m. on ber 27. helping so many families sell and buy the Saturday before the elec- The instructor will be tion. Marjorie Gordon, interna. homes successfuJIy. For our business The b a II 0 t must be reo tional soloist, founder and turned to the clerk by 8 p.m. general director of the Pic. reputation in this community. For the on Election Day, November colo Opera Co., and adjunct 7. professor of voice at Wayne experience and professionalism of The November ballot is go- State University. ing to be a lengthy one, with The class will explore our people. numerous candidates and 11 French, German and Russian Ichweitzer 'proposals on which to vote. operas by means of record. Lines may become long and ings, performances and lec- Other leading firms are being selected Real E,tote, Inc. move slowly at the polls on ture.discussions. Musical ele- Election Day, with absentee ments of each nationality across the country. They will meet the ballots helping expedite the will be discussed, focusing voting process for those who on the works of such com . . qualify, the LWV advises. same high standards. Together we will posers as Bizet, Gounod, De. bussy, Mussorgsky, Wagner bring you the benefits of programs . Blood Shortage and Strauss. No knowledge of opera or possible only through a national organi- Draws Response musical background is reo quired. Reservations must be made zation. These include a relocation net- •• Better ,- Employes of Cottage Hos- :-. pital, responding to the re- by Friday, October 13, either work that helps smooth both ends of ;-: cent urgent need for blood at Memorial Church or by .:. in the Detroit area, donated calling the WC3 office of .~HomeSR :.~: 91 pints in an emergency Community Services/Cantin. your move from one city to another. 1 I .. and Gardens@ ;=: blood drive recently held at uing Education at 832-4750. .> the hospital, according to a Ms. Gordon's professional You simply tell us what's important to you : -: hospital news release. debut was with the New ::: Gus Rissman, director of York Philharmonic Or. ,in the way of schools, churches, distance .:. donor resources and develop- chestra at Carnegie Hall and :.: ment for the American Red she has since performed with to your job. Even before you make the ::; Cross. said Cottage was the the Philadelphia Symphony. -:. only group to come forward the NBC Symphony with Toscanini, the Detroit Sym . trip, you'll be shown a choice of homes • > : and schedule an extra blood : ;. mobile group during the cur. phony with Paray, the Pitts. :. rent shortage. burgh Symphony with Stein. that meet your preferences. " Cottage. like most area hos- berg, the New York City 0: . pita Is, holds at least one reg. Opera Theater, Mozart Opera Yes. We're delighted to be associated ularly scheduled blood mo. Festival and Radio City Mu. : ;: bile unit during the year. sic Hall. with the world's leading home and family ': ' The regular drive is held in : : . :\Iarch of each year. NAMED TO POST , H 0 S pit a I Administrator Arnold W. Lungershausen service magazine. For 55 years Better Ralph L. Wilgarde. comment. of The Park has been elected ing on the recent drive, said, treasurer of the State Bar of Homes and Gardens@ has helped families "When members of our nurs. Michigan for 1978.79. This ing staff brought it to our will be Mr. Lungershausen's everywhere plan, build. remodel, furnish attention that some non. second term as treasurer. A 14 convenient locations to serve cmcrgcncy surgery was be. former president of the De- and decorate their homes. Now, we're ing curtailed due to the low trait Bar Ass'n., he has you in Macomb, Oakland, supplies of blood. we felt taught classes at the Detroit joining forces to give you the same our employes would under. College of Law since 1946. Wayne and St. Clair Counties ~tand the reason for the A native of Detroit, he re- outstanding service in real estate. blood drive." ceived his Bachelor of Arts As an added incentive to degree from the University GROSSE PTE FARMS 886.5800 cooperate on su('h short no- of Michigan and graduated We met the Better Hornes and Gardens@ GROSSE PTE WOODS 886-4200 ticc, employc donors reo cum laude from Detroit Col. ccivcd a free lunrh pass for lIege of Law with a juris standards. We'll meet yours, too. Give CLINTON 294.6700 the hospital ra[clcria. doctor degree. FRASER 286.0300 us a call when you"re ready to buy or sell. ROYAL OAK 549.0800 ST. CLAIR 329.4771 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ST. CLAIR SHORES 777.4940 STERLING HEIGHTS 268-6000 Chari ng Cross now has TROY 689-3300 extended its maintenance services Career O/)portun;ty UTICA/SHELBY TWP 739.7300 WARREN 751.6000 to include SNOW PLOWING Due to our ~rowth. ancl 10 cHir c'xIHmdc'd WEST BLOOMF1ELD 851-0300 for Residential and Commercial services. we n(~ed additional pc'opl.'. This CLARKSTON 623-0313 in the Grosse Pointe areas. COMML/INDL 977-2400 is an approprialt. tinw fur you 10 ('onsicler ADMINISTRA TJON 268-1000 Contract or Will Call Basis a rar('c'r in Heal E!'otalc'. For mort' infor- mation, rail Jim IIc'idis('h at 2hB-1 uun, [baring [I'DSS ~~,,''I'ENI\NCE & ALTERATION 882-3100 £. CONTRACTORS • ROOFING. SIDING WI ... THE HOUSE DOCTORS • ENClOSURES 17101 E. WARM", lIfT1IOlT, I«lllCAIl Cl4 • INTERIOR REMODElING __ -...... _-..._...... __ .. ...-...... _...... -..._-...... - ...-... -...--...__._ ....-_ ....-....-.._-..- ...... \ ...... _..... ~'_...... _OL_~__...._...._.~. ~ ~ _ ~-----~._---c-c-~...--.~,.....,..,....,.....~..,..-..,._._._,..-, " ~~-.,~ I I GROSSE PO.lNTE NEWS i UNTIL TUESDAY TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED WANT AD! , I USE THE HANDY COUPON ON THIS PAGE OR CALL US ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY OR MQNDAYI I TUESDAY MORNING ... YOU MAY GET NOTHING BUT ,-A BUSY---- SIGNAL! .... (or anything and everything from a lalvn mOlver to a grand piano ... Lo renl a roonz or buy'a chalet ... to fix up your home ... to sell it, or buy an estate, it's the place to look .first .for .fast action. Grosse Pointe .\ezos Class~(ied Ads New convenience tor are your zceek(y director)' to what's new and zvhat' s old in the Grosse Placing lour AD Pointe market place. A II it takes is a phone call to one CLASS' f~~~/L IT! ,00 moy of our Classified A d Counselors for WRITE IT a s C1assi+ied Ad , ~enience, . 0+ Grosse pointe Ne:ur ad. for your c~~ still coli prompt, courteous help on composing rowing populonty. through to ploc.e ~ 'f 0+ course yOU a Thurs- Wltn the ever 9 d diHicu\ty ir, gettl~gttom torm ond mall ~~Iy urge yOU c.all on your ad, or,.stop by the office any day hove eKpeflence te your od on the 0 best service we stro yOU cOrl now wrl 01 88'2-b900. for. ublicotion. 1two ord~r Monday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday, In your od as ~~~ t~e +01\0w',n9 week s P AMt AD it by mOil doy or fndoy OWN W Aci 8 a.m. to 12/Won! Wednesday, Thurs- 'tl 'YOUR . e NewS WClnt WR Gosse pom' h rClle!! our 0'-n r . clicClteci Clre ~s_ - day & Friday 8 a.m. to 5p.m. We're compose Y ., ChCll'ges In , o,de' ., by anClI. lompO"Y yOU HE at 99 Kercheval on the hill in Grosse oncl order I ('.e" 0' mo~ey o,de' mu" 0' OEADlU'~SDA"fS one .....ord d 12 Hoon T ~ • phone No. countd~ o~ount os twO .....or s. Ada 7~~ lor Bo' NO _-- Pointe Farms. led ",or ~ _--- .. • rlypheno , ermitled. .---- • No obbrevlollon~ P \ MONDAY 4 p.M- DER FORM , • • Changes ond conceWs A Nt AD OR , your serVlce _------Mr«SWanlAdlor"" _---- I at GROSS{ POIMU---- ,, '(l -- , ~lh~du\~m, . De~ired , , .' __._--C\OWI,cotlO , I DOle ------d r tor $ ---- • money or e _----, -JO MULHERIN 1 d \ my (heckor ADDR£55-- , tn(\o~e I __ _-- ..-.-- , , ------_._-----_._.-- , -TAMMY POLK , NAME .------PHONE --- I , (ODE -_.-- " lC.el(h~"o , , , ARE A . 1 GIO\\~ poin'~ M~'.I\. _. .---- , (11'( ----- ledAcI"e,'.\lnqOtP' 'h4&1~ .-.' ..- IDED , , Mo,110', (Iou' I Grout pointe f~_ - - - Stili' ,f MI O' , -JANET WHEATLEY , - .... .- OMA SIPAAAeI':.tiOn ..I Worels 1 , , . - --_. AD BILOW 0 W rels-A I:=-=------' -DAWN HOWARD , WAitE YOUR is $1.70 for 'O._~ __.~._-----\' - , , M. tlllu'" Cost ) ~ - I , In _ ---- $ , I ------I _--- , -FRAN VIRGILIO , --- ~ ~~, , .---- (> ,I 280 330 • , 10 '170 10 - • , \ ~ 320 , ------~o ~ , I __ - '. 3,0 ---- , 300 __'9 360 ~. 410 , , _----'8 3~0 --- • , --; 340 .------13 _ ._" 400 18 4 ~o , I _ ---- 1] 390 )7- .-- . 440 I , ...... ?.~o 37 4 90 el< _' . -' . ~o 430 _- J , "0 )\ 480 _----- , ,', 4, __ _--- - _._" __ .. - .. . 30 470 _------Is Tuesday 12 noon. Changes of , ~ 460 .--- CLASSIFIED m copy and cancellotions occepted ,,..------DEADLINE ~~~up to 5 p.m. Monday! , .... is • ...... - . --- ~ P¥ • • • Thursday, Or.fober 5, 1978, GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen IACOBELL SERVES AS CO.CHAIRMAN Woods resident Frank P. en and Infants Health Care Pointe Netter Plays at Ferris Pointers Take Woods Eyes Disntissal of Suit, Charge lacobell, executive vice-pres- Conference held in Dundee, North High School gradu- last year's regular season, A lawsuit filed against Thc action on the opinions after ployes, plus retirees. ident and director of Detroit 111.,in September. The meet- Part in Play ate Michelle Mazzie, a soph. then went on to capture an Woods and its Pension board, the council referred this mat- It said although the opin. Medical Center's Hutzel Hos- ing provided a forum for omore at Ferris State Col. unexpected third place in -- plus an unfair labor practices ter to the board and City ions are "legally incorrect, pital, served as co-chairman personnel to explore matters lege, is one of the top four the Great Lakes Conference The PODS, (Parents Of charge filed against the city, Comptroller-Assessor Fred. nonetheless, they came at a of the Fourth Annual Wom. of mutual concern. players returning to the championships. Dominican Students), Play- are scheduled to be dismissed erick G. Hornfisher for im- time when the parties had s c h 0 0 I 's women's tennis ers will present a two.act by Grosse Pointe Woods Po. plementation. been in collective bargaining team. The school's tennis sched- musical melodrama, "The lice Officers Ass'n., (GPW The lawsuit indicated if for some time, and where City of The team finished 5-7 in ule runs throughout October. POA), attorney John A. the opinions were imple- improved benefits both for Streets of New York," on Lyons. mented "untold economic the retirees and current em. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, benefits" as well as accum. October 6, 7 and 6, at Dam. The lawsuit and unfair ployes had been a significant ulated sick leave as applied subject of said bargaining," ~rn!i!it 'niutt IInnbs INVITAT(ON (NVITATION inican High School, 9740 labor practices charge were McKinney avenue, Detroit. in response to two legal to retirement would be lost. City Attorney George Cat- Meanwhile, the un f air lin said he received a letter TO BID TO B(D Area residents involved in opinions requested by the labor practices charge views from Mr. Lyons citing his the play include the Richard council viewing employes' N'OTICE TO 'BIDDERS the council's action based on intentions regarding his plans Replacement of Cro~thwaite family of Severn pensions, i.e., the inclusion ROCK SALT the two opinions. which af. of discontinuing the unfair Sealed bids will be received for roofing re- Roof - Public road. Mary portrays the role of unused sick leave pay- of Mrs. Puffy, while husband, ments in final average com. fected around 100 city work- labor practices charge, while Works Garage ors, including public safety, pairs on community facilities of the City of C(TV OF Richard, and son, Jon, are in pensation and the recompu- adding he would report this public works and general em- to the council. Grosse Pointe Woods. Buildings requiring roof GROSSE POINTE the chorus. Jerry Bissa of tat ion of final average com. repairs are: City of Allard road is playing the pensation for retirees. Grosse Pointe Park PARK role of Mr. Puffy. Mr. Lyons said last week (1) COMFORT STATION-size 30'x16', locat- There will be three per- he intends on dismissing the Sealed bids will be reo formances and the general lawsuit without prejudice ed within the Grosse Pointe Woods Lake Sealed bids will be reo ceived by the City Clerk admission is $2.50, while din. based on his understanding of Front Park, 23000 E. Jeffersop Ave., St. of the City of Grosse ceived by the City Clerk ner-theater is $6. It will be the action the Pension Board Clair Shores. Poi n t e Park, Michigan of the City of Grosse offered on Friday and Satur. took on July 20, when it, by until 10 A.M. on October Poi n t e Park, Michigan day. a 3-2 vote, decided to table 19, 1978 in the Municipal until 10 A.M., October 19, (2) MAIN GATE HOUSE-size 16'x13', locat- For further information on each opinion permanently. Building at 15115 E. Jef. 1978 in the Municipal EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH ed at entrance to the Grosse Pointe Woods the show and on advance As a result. he .felt the mat. I ferson Avenue for the re- Building at 15116 E. Jef. reservations for dinner, call \ ter was a moot Issue. %1001 Moross ROld and 1.94 Lake Front Park. placement of the roof on ferson Avenue for the fur. I the Public Works Garage nishing of approximately 882-8500. The Pension Board tabled \ Sunday School 9:45 a.m. (3) COMFORT STATION-size 25'x20', locat- at this address. 1,000 tons of Bulk Rock Morning Worship 11:00 a,m. ed within Ghesquiere Park behind the Salt for the 1978-79 season. Bid envelopes shall be Grosse Pointe Woods City Hall, 20025 plainly marked "Bids on Evening Fellowship 6:30 p.m. plainly marked "Bid on Rock Salt" and directed Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods. Roof Replacement - Pub. to the attention of the Family Night Wednesday 7:30 p.m. lie Works Garage" and City Clerk. Specifications for roofing repair work may be directed to the attention Pastor William Cummins obtained at City Hall, 20025 Mack Avenue. of the City Clerk. Detailed specifications are ~rn.a.ae 'niute available in the Public Child care provided at all services Bids will be received up to October 11, 1978, Detailed specifications are Service Department in the available in the Public Municipal Building. Wnwu!ll1ip at 3:00 p.m. at which time th~y will be opened Service Department in the and read aloud. Municipal Building. The City of Grosse Pointe GROSSE POINTE . I ~'- Park reserves the right to • l " 1,. . I, Y l_~ BAPTIST CHUR.CH The City of Grosse Pointe accept or reject any or all ZlUl JI.ek An.1Ie Chester E. Petersen Park reserves the right to bids. Gcw.e PolDte Woo" City Administrator-Clerk accept or reject any or all iGakt Wnluu!ll1ip rift ... WI Wtlcom. bids. ," "WIl" Yw GPN-1O-5-78 N. J. Ortisi MornlnQ Worlllip GROSSE POU-4TE SHORES 11:00 c.m. N. J. Ortisi CITY CLERK '''''''v School CITY CLERK M(CHIGAN 91~5 a,m. GPNews 10-5.78 ~~~J(v.nlng GPNews 10-5-78 S.rvlc. VEH(CLES AND EQU(PMENT The Gro... 'oirtt. 6:30 p.m. TO BE PUT UP FOR SEALED B(DS MI/rwy MEMORIAL CHURCH "11 "vlc" To the Qualified Electors of the Township of R.v. Wm. Toft CITY OF Grosse Pointe: United Pr•• byt.ri ... CITY OF 18 Lake Shore Boael ~rnllat Jniutt IInnbll To the Qualified Electors of the Township of Fo ~ 1DIormaUoD "~t or Lake: «by uU "U:IO. dl.l • St.Jam.1 20025 MACK O)rnSl1t 'ntutr IInn~g prayer 88%.81'0. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 Lutheran Church You are hereby notified that any qualified elec. Worship Service 884.6800 "NOTICE O'f 9:30 and 11:30 liOn The Hill" Minimum Bid tor of the Township of Grosse Pointe, Wayne Coun. Quantity 10:30 Study Hour Me:Mman near Kercheval 1 Steel Hand Rowler 15.00 ty, Michigan, or the Township of Lake, Macomb PUBLIC AUCTION Count~', Michigan who is not already registered, may "Who Are You?" TV '.0511 1 Hand Seweroder 75.00 register for the General Election to be held in said (flexible steel) gas engine Ray H. Kiely Worship Services: L:Jst and found articl~s, confiscated Townships on the 7th day of November, 1978. 1 Koering Mud Jack (1000) gas engine 75.00 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. 1 Asplundh 16" Blade Brush Chipper 1,000.00 articles and surplus of City property (Nursery both services) Ford engine (gasoline) including bicycles, vehicles and office Registrations will be taken at the office of the Township Clerks, 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 1 1961 Flexible Steel (Wisconsin Eng.) 1,000.00 equipment. PRESBYTERIAN 1 cylinderlSeweroder-16' longltrailer Shores, Michigan each working day Monday through CHURCH Rev. George E. Kan 1 Vermeer 1965 Stump Grinder 800.00 In accordance with Section 8, Chapter 16, of Friday between the hours of 8:00 o'clock A.M. to 5:00 Itel'. George M. Schelter o'clock P.M. until Tuesday the 10th day of October 19950 Mack Avenue (Wisconsin engine 2 cylinder) the 1975 City Code of the City of Grosse (halfway between 2 Swenson-Salt or Dirt spreader 150.00 ea. 1978. Pointe Woods, notice is hereby given that a Morass and Vemler Roadsl er- ••,- 1963 Model UT with Hyd. pumps Grosse Pointe Woods u..... public auction sale of unclaimed bicycles, au~ The last day of receiving registrations will be (fits under tailgate of dump trucks) 816.4300 MITHODIST 1 Royer.Dirt Shredder..,..; , '. 75.00 tomobiles and miscellaneous 'office equipment Tuesday, the 10th day of October 1976 on which day the said Clerks will be at his office between the CHURCH Briggs Stratton Engine (2'f.l H.P. will be held on Saturday, October 14, 1978, at engine) hours of 8:00 o'clock A.M. and 8:00 o'clock P.M. ~ 111M.... • ... 1 Rotary Mower attachment for Ford 300.00 9:00 a.m. in the Department of Public Works .... 21•• Tractor (60" wide 3 point hitch) Garage at 1200 Parkway Drive, Grosse Pointe For further convenience of the elector the office 9:15 a.m. Family Worship Spinner Woods, Michigan. of the Clerk will be open on Saturday, October 7, and Church School 1 1957 Fitrine Model M25RH high 50.00 1976 from 8:00 o'clock A.M. until 5:00 o'clock P.M. 9:30-Education Hour 11:15 a.m. Worship efficiency (drinking fountain water Articles being auctioned may be inspected for the purpose of receiving registrations of the elec- For Adults, Youth and Service and Nursery and tors qualified to vote. cooler and Filter) between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. on October 14, Children Pre.Sehool 14 Drums (50 gal. each) 2,800.00 l1:DO-Worship Hour 1978. Ministers: Michlin MA.2 Methoxychlor Elm spray Nursery and Children's Robert Paul Ward 1 Model 16-662 Gas Kohler engine 250.00 Please note that only cash will be accepted Thomas K. Jefferis John C. Purcell Learning. Center Mary Isaacs Frost wItransmission Forward & Reverse Dr. Bobert C. Untllicum 1 Worthington Gang Mower 3 reel 950.00 as payment. Township Clerk Township Clerk Rev. Davtd J. E.hlemiD type (3 point hitch-7') Following is a list of motor vehicles which Grosse Pointe Township Lake Township 1 Mueller tapping machine Type A- 550.00 CHRISTIAN Taps from 3,4" to 2" Taps on will be auctioned: - 6-8-12-16" water main The Gro ... PolRte 1969 Ford SW 9W76Y126402 SCIENCE 1 Storage fuel tank 500 gal. 100.00 Cort.,...tl.".1 Fint C'l1l1ftll01 Chrlri, 1 3" Slush Pump with 2 sections of 125.00 3WG lC137653 1963 Ford 2-door N'OTICEOf Church 8eleat1lt hose (gas engine) 1968 Plymouth 2-dr. RM21H8A298306 GrOIN 'ol"te 1 Delta Band Saw 1/5 H.P. electric 35.00 Gros.. PobI" Farm. 119227572 America. I.pll., with stand 196!) Volkswagen 2-dr. PUBLIC HEARING zn ClllJloae 1 Hose Reel and 50' of hose 40.00 1969 Valiant 2-dr. VL2ID9B364114 Church Dear Kerby BOl4 240 CHALfONT. at LOTHROP Sealed bids to be received by October 12, 1978, 10 a.m. Servlees 1970 Volkswagen SW 3602044729 of the Sund,,10:3G A.II. Equipment located at 1200 Parkway, Grosse Pointe Worship Service and Woods, Department of Public Works. GPN 10-5-78 WedneJday 8:00 P.K. CITY COUNCil,. ACTING AS A Church School Sunday Sehool 10:10 A.Y. BOARD OF APPEALS UNDER THE 9:30 and 11:15 In/ant ear. pro~d.cI PROVISIONS OF THE ZON(NG "The Sanctuary" NOTICE OF THE LAST DAY FOR Psalm 731:1-20. RSV Pint fa .. ..,. ORDINANCE RECEIVING VOTER REGISTRATIONS Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon EVa Lutheran FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION of the Rev. Terry J. Ging Churoh C(TV OF Varni.r I .... t Wt4.awa •• TO BE HELD O'N TUESDAY, Drlv., 0,_ 'olnte Woo." NOVEMBER 7, 1978 <&rnllllt'nitttr lWfnnb!l The Grosse Pointe 8M.~ Unitarian Worship 8:30 and 11:00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all qualified electors of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, MICHIGAN Sunday School 9:30 City of Grosse Pointe, City of Grosse Pointe Park, or the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, who are Church Rev. David Bonde not now duly registered and who desire to vote in the General Election on Tuesday, Novem~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council, 17150 Maumee Rev. P. Keppler ber 7, 1978, must register with the City Clerk of the appropriate city on or before Tuesday, Octo- meeting as a Board of Appeals under the provisions 881.0420 ber 10, 1978, WHICH IS THE LAST DAY UPON WHICH REGISTRATIONS OR TRANSFER OF of Section 5.11.5 of the 1975 City Code of Grosse REGISTRATIONS MAY BE MADE. 11:00 a.m.-Worship Pointe Woods, will meet in the Council.Court Room WE SPECIALIZE IN Service For the above purposes, City Clerk offices will be open during regular office hours of the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, BIBLE STUDY and Christian Friendship as follows: Grosse Pointe Woods, on "Grosse Pointe Today" Rev. Fred F. Campbell, "CHRIST City of Grosse Pointe Woods Monday through Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Monday Evening, October 16, 1918, 200'25 Mack Avenue - 884-6800 Minister FELLOWSHIP" City of Grosse Pointe Farms Monday-Tuesday-Thursday-Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. at 7:30 p.m. o'clock to hear thc appeal of Beverly E. (a non denomination 90 Kerby Road - 885.6600 Wednesday, 8:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. VanDenBranden of 514 Hidden Lane, Grosse Pointe Church) Woods, who is appealing thc denial of thc Building Yale and Harper, First Church of S1. Clair Shores, nr 11 Mi. Citv of Grosse Pointe Park Monday-Tuesday-Thursday-Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Inspector to issue a Driveway Permit for property 15r"15 E. Jefferson - VA 2~6200 Wednesday, 8:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. WHEAT SCHOOL described as: Understanding SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. City of Grosse Pointe Monday-Tuesday-Thursday-Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 8112.532' !U.8'H3 17147 Maumee - 885-5800 Wednesday, 8:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Lot 3A of Edward Schultz Sllbdivision No, 1. John Ludlam, Pastor member U,TA ! 'Ms. VanDcnBranden proposes to construct a circular FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE ELECTORS, for the purpose of receiving registrations and I Grosse Pointe War drive at her home at 514 Hidden Lane, A Driveway I transfer of registrations, you are further notified that ALL City Clerk offices will also be I Memorial . I open on: Permit was denied because Ordinance No 369 pro- : CHRIST hibits a pa\'cd parking area which exceeds thirty Speaker, H - ~ ------...... _...... -.....-...... -...... _-_...._-.._...._...._-.._...._..._-..._...... _---_..._---_.._------_..._-.._...._...._-..__.._...._....._...-...... __ .---.._---~.-...-..._.-, ...... ---- I >. P4g8 SixtH" GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 Grosse Pointe News Know Your Schools Pllblished. 'W.eeltly By Robert B. Edg"r B)' Dr. William Coats, What Goes On DIBI A Anteebo Pllblishm Superinteadeat of Sehoola at OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT This week begins a series Basic language skills also Your Lihrary 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. of articles on the 12 Board will receive attention, par. Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 of Education goals for the ticularly in the mechanics of By William T. Peters, By Pat Rousseau Second Clan Pouage Paid al Derroil, Michigan 1978.1979 school year. Today's written expression such as Director of Public Libraries co I u m n covers programs, punctuation and capitaliza.I .... _ Claui[ied Advertising & Sub;&riptions 882.6900 Stotter's New Fall colors ... projects, and activities reo tion. in plastic glasses, placemats and Display Advertising, 882-3500 • Editori,,1 882-0294 lated to the achievement of Pilot projects in the Skills/ Tho mas Jefferson once lished THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC. napkins are on display at Seasons our goal to Improve student Talent Program, science and wrote in a letter, "Were it of Paper, 115Kercheval, 881~2053. Learning. spelling are all scheduled left to me to decide whether The articles, mostly about This goal is primary to all for this school year, with the we should have a government people and places in New ~ of our other goals and the results to be analyzed and without newspapers, or news. England, are sandwiched in Ann Vart And David• Schervish ... invite "C"u I"" "- very basis for our existence appropriate changes made for papers without a government, between advertisements for you to the first showing at Studio One, 63 wood burning stoves, an. . FULLY PAID CIRCULATION school system. The goal th 1979 1980 I t I should not hesitate a mo. Kerchev~ in the Colonial Federal Building. as a e . e emen ary pro. ment to prefer the latter." tiques, country curtains and Member ~ich. Pren A"ocialion and Nuional Edilorial A"oc is a continual one which is gram. Art reproductions, color photographs, interior important every year for Elementary teachers also These are the lines we all local crafts. plants will be featured. Learn about plantscap- ROBERT B. EDGAR., .. EDITOR and PUBLISHER Once you start reading WILLIAM ADAMO.. . . , .... ,ADVERTISING MANAGER every school in the district. hope to improve student remember but there was a ing and interior design services. Wine and Now let's review some of I ear n i n g by coordinating subsequent, almost forgotten, YANKEE MAGAZINE, you JOANNE BURCAR ' . , .. , ... :. ' .. CLASSIFIED MANAGER may find yourself addicted to cheese will be served Saturday, October 7, CREDIT MANAGER' the plans we have for making plans and developing com. sentence in that letter to it - a nostalgic bit of New 10 a.m.~5 p.m. As an introductory offer, 1U~() JANET MUELLER...... FEATURE. SOCIETY EDITOR. progress toward this goal mon activities between diC- Edward Carrington in 1787. England. off on all pictures and plants. ANN WALLACE. . ,SOCIETY during the current school ferent subject areas one or Jefferson had added: "But I ROGER A. W AHA .. , . ' . NEWS EDITOR year. two times during the year. should mean that every man 50 PLUS is a new name JAMES). N)AIM ... , .... . , NEWS At the high school level, For example, common activi. should receive those papers for RETIREMENT LIVING, Sweater• Girl? ... There are SUSAN McDONALD.,. ., EDUCATION, NEWS much time and effort have ties in art and music, and and be capable of reading which was formerly HAR. sweaters galore at Azteca de Oro, ,I DAVIl> KRAMU{.,., ,.'NEWS, SPORTS been devoted to improve stu. music and physical education them." VEST YEARS. 72Kercheval. Choose wool, acrylic 1\ MARY LORIMEIt . , . .. . . ADVERT'ISING dent learning in mathemat- are being planned. We live in a community This magazine, as described or alpaca. Some are hand-knit PAT ROUSSEAU .. , , ... , .. , ..... , .. , ADVERTISING ics, writing social studies and There are numerous other I where the citizens can read, by its editor.in-chief, Roy f . CHARLES DICKSON, .. ,.,. .. ADVERTISING, Hemming, is the nation's Also new at Azteca are good size alternative education. Over pro j e c t s and activities and have a public library ' I: PHYLLIS NEAL,.,.. ADVERTISING ~ . acrylic shawls that look and feel the summer months. a com. planned to Improve Student that receives over 260 peri. leading independent voice for . ,._:1' I )0 MULHERIN , ' .. , CLASSIFIED SUPERVISOR '." , mittee of mathematics teach. Learning this year, and I en. odicals and newspapers. news and information to help like challis. They come in many DOROTHY SCHIMIINSK Y,. . . ,. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ers from both high schools courage those interested to Most of the periodicals or Americans live richer lives colors and are nicely priced, $9. TAMMY POLK .. , ... , .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING designed a series of depart- discuss these with the class- magazines we receive are in their pre.retirement and NEtLlE RIVARD, ...... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING retirement years, Hamlin's Has ... •fresh Walker's short- JANET WHEATLEY. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING mental tests for use in the room teachers and building familiar to practically every. DAWN' HOWARD.,...... CLASSifIED ADVERTISiNG' Math Band 2B courses. administrators. one, but there are a few that Monthly feature articles on bread that is specially priced $1.19at 89 Ker- FRAN vIRGILIO, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING In add i t ion, activities These other projects and appeal only to readers with money matters, health and cheval, 885-8400. FRAN BACHA ' CIRCULATION MANAGEIl which focus on required the examples which I have a special interest. nutrition, travel and recrea. fundamentals of algebra and listed in this column are im. YANKEE MAGAZINE, a tion, housing and living en- Canvas Tote Bags ... •by Palmer . geometry were developed. portant undertakings which m 0 nth I y publication that vironments along with book Smith have arrived at Trail A I t ern a t i v e education should improve learning op- started in 1935, ~s published rev i e w s, interviews with Apothecary, 121Kercheval. There Letters to The Editor teachers also were involved portunities for our students in the village of Dublin, N.H., prominent people, (Rosalynn in curriculum development this year. by the same people that pub- Carter is interviewed in the is a new selection of ceramic pic~ this summer, participating in I. ~ ture frames in many sizes and proved greatly. September 1978 issue), and To the Editor: workshops to define skill and consumer services add up to shapes. All too many of our elected However, there are still a an excellent magazine, espe. officials seem to forget their few daring to continue-so life objectives which will be implemented throughout the One View from the Cap-Itol cially for those over 50. 'New ... • at W. M. Burns Ltd. campaign promises and vote now it is up to the parents! school year. By William R. Bryant Jr. ~PO/"'~ ••• are a collection of Howard mostly or entirely as they Do they care? We'll see! As MICHIGAN NATURAL Two other projects for this please once they are safely I said before-these are your RESOURCES is published bi. . Miller clocks for mantles as well year are the development of The transportation package enscllnced in office. kids Grosse Pointe-you have mission, Tom O'Rourke, told monthly by the Department , . as walls. New mirrors come in a high school writing model involving an increase in gas. me he had just been advised of Natural Resources. It is therefore a pleasure to live with them. " classic, traditional. Chinese and Also, it is your tax money and the clarifying of social oline tax is a major item on the problem was already sub. to note that Jon Gandelot, Originally published under • Venetian. By the way, the lamp which is supporting these studies concepts for specific the legislative agenda as the stantially alleviated. our recently-elected School the title MICHIGAN CON. finials have arrived ... 886-4883. "cop out" kids and the police courses. Michigan legislature pre. There had been a meeting SERVATION, this magazine Board member, is voting in Plans are to extend the pares to recess for election who are trying to catch them! two days earlier of a Wayne will appeal to nature lovers, • accordance with his platform, writing model presently used campaigns. For Boys ... colorful• print pJ s and fleec~' Do you care enough to see County Task Force which those who hunt and fish, and e.g., continuing to fight to assess elementary and The Fointes and Harper solid color robes that are perfect for mono- to it that the situation stays allocates federal funds for to Michigan residents con. against a bond issue not sub- middle school student writ. Woods do well under the gramming. For girls ... gowns, PJs and footed cleared up? If you do, start major arteries needing work cerned about our environ. mitted to the voters for ap- ing competence into the high package, providing critically PJs ... some coordinated with robes ... all by calling the school to give to remove critical safety mental ills. It contains no proval and against enlarging school and to develop social needed local road funds, aid your support to stricter ef. problems. L a k e s h 0 r e had advertising to mar the good are waiting for you conveniently a tYoung the administrative staff, (at studies conceptual learning to SEMTA to continue and forts to keep drugs out of been moved up to fifth spot rea din g, and outstanding Clothes, 110Kercheval. the expense of the teaching activities demonstrating the upgrade our bus operation our sehools and off our on the priority list. photography. staff?). interrelationships between and to assure continuation of streets. The effect would be to ~PACE WORLD is pub- Heredities . . . the• cold cast. . - . . The Board's kowtowing to geography and life styles, Harper Woods' highly sue. Again, thanks to all who provide, in 1979, federal lished monthly by Palmer Dr. Coats, (WUUam Coats, Social studies and writing cessful Dial.A.Ride operation. bronze animals and birds from -~.. . have helped so far. funds to pay 70 percent of Publications of Amherst, superintendent of schools), skills are slated to receive News reports have carried England are now on display in . . A Lincoln road resident, the local match required of Wis. their very own case at the League a subject touched on editor- who requested that her the a t ten t ion of middle stories of how 1 supposedly the Pointes. ~rAM ~ It is a reprint magazine, Shop. 98 Kercheval. Priced from j.f.It. _. ially by the NEWS in its name be withheld school teachers this year. To beat up on the Wayne County It looks like the best we September 14 edition, Is an- improve student learning in Road Commission concerning as all of its articles have affordable to limited editions, .~ • • •• can do. Our councils of The first appeared in other peri. other example of the sort of To the Editor: the area of writing ability, a the proposed resurfacing of they make fine gifts for men. -7 Farms and Shores, along with odicals or newspapers. Favor. attitude Jon Gandelot is at. As one of the many dog writing aide program will be Lakeshore. I tried. their managers and County tempting to counteract. lovers in Grosse Pointe implemented at the middle What I openly said in ite sources of material are Commissioner Erv Steiner, the HUNTSVILLE, (Ala.), Fashion Finds . • the narrow ties in .Farms I wish to protest the school level. .House debate and to the It Is unfortunate that Mr. have fought hard to find TIMES and NASA's press reo snake skin that can be matched with cummer- possible ordinance whereby Over the summer, the total road commission was that the Gandelot is largely unassist- some way out of the one- lations department. bunds. They come in dark green or russet- ed in his efforts to restore the dog walker must pick up middle school social studies package must not be good third qualifying for federal any droppings left by (his A recent issue of SPACE brown at the Greenhouse, 117 KerchevaL rationality to our School program was reviewed by a enough to get my yote unless assistance. Other fashion goodies are new stick pins with Board's decisions. or her) pet. committee of teachers, and it were good enough for them I hope The gFarms and WORLD contained colored Could we perhaps view J would far prefer to clean modifications were made to to do away with the road Shores can accept the pro- photographs of the 35 new pretend amber or amethyst pendants. The this as a mandate to choose up my own lawn from neigh. improve student progress in commission emergency policy posal and we will all work to astronaut candidates for the newest knit vests and sweaters"feature Bavar- Space Shuttle programs along someone sympathetic to his borhood canines than have that subject area. of requiring one.third local assure that the promised ian embroidery in fall colors .. , 881-6833. with a description of the spe. views when we elee:t our next to carry a shovel and con- Definite activities and proj- match for resurfacing Lake. federal funds are forlhcom. Board member? tainer on mile long walks ects to improve student shore, or for them to find, ing cial training that awaits A New Personalized•Pendant ... has been them. Let's bear in mind this in- that both my dog and J learning at the elementary at least, some other way to added to the engravable lucite line. Choose triguing possibility. enjoy. level are being planned. On alleviate that impossibly bur- For interesting facts and articles intended for read. teardrop. square or triangle. Engrave with Sincerely, Ann Campbell, Tuesday, October 3, the ele. densome demand. Pointer Cage ing by the general public name or initials. It hangs on a fine sterling Jll4::kB. Frey, Of Kenwood road, mentary faculty reviewed the Communication being what chain. Priced $8, engraved. Other lucite items Grosse Pointe Farms Captain at OU this periodical will do, but Of st. Clair avenue, newly developed program of it is within any bureaucracy, include key rings, luggage tags and the very Grosse Pointe City • • • library skills. the road commission had a the serious student will have To the Editor: Designed to be integrated little delay in answering my Among returntng starters to .look elsewhere. popular bracelets. Order now at Personally • • • The State 6f Michigan now Yours, 84 Kercheval. To the Editor: into the total curriculum, the challenge to them. to the Oakland University CURRENT is a reprint has the highest gasoline tax Library Skills Program is That delay led me to speak The plastic hoops that bind Pioneers basketball team will magazine which pre s e n t s in the country and starting the shared responsibility of against the package based on be senior Tim Kramer, a thinking from all sources on six-pae:k cans of beer end next year, we will all pay classroom teachers and ele- the' still outstanding burden 6'5" forward, who is a gradu- the frontier .problems of to. soft drinks are killing an 30 percent more for our Ii. New Officer Hired in Park mentary resource teachers. .to be demanded of The ate of South liigh School. day. It is published 10 times alarming number of wild and cense plates. domestic animals. Areas of emphasis are orien- Farms and Shores. Also from South is fresh. a year by the Helen Dwight Robert Keith Roach, 26, officially appointed as the This is because a tax tation to the school and pub. Then, not more than two ,Whether it's in the park or man Jim Parsons, a 6'7" for. Reid Foundation, Washing. formerly of The Farms and newest member of the de. glutton governor is shoving lic library, media selection minutes after my attack on the dump, the plastic loops ward-center, whose average, ton, D.C. a resident of Detroit, began partment on completion of a socialized tJ;'llnsit system and usage, parts of a book the commission for failing work as a snare and aU too according to a University A listing of the contents his seven-week basic police his training period. down our unwilling throats. use of card catalogs and ap: to find some way to ease that press release, was 16.5 points of the September 1978 issue 'often rummaging animals die In a community like the training at the Criminal plication of skills. burden, 1 got another call per game. reveals the scope of the mag. The recruit is a native of a painful death through Pointes, where there are Justice Institute, 6001 Cass Elementary students are from the commissioner. Coach Jim Mitchcll says azine: Carter and Human The Farms and a 1969 grad. strangulation, starvation or many large, low fuel mileage avenue, Detroit, on Wednes- using new mathematics text. The director of the com. Kramer, who has been the Rights, Television in The uate of Austin Catholic Prep the inability to defend them. cars, it would seem that our day, September 27. books this year, and teachers ------leading scorer. for the past '80's, The Tuition Dilemma, School. After graduation he selves against predators. representatives in Lansing I two years, is expected to give The Problem of Inflation and On completion of basic enlisted in the United States Everyone can help by tear- would act to keep our taxa. have .alread!, parti.ci?ated in I Chanlber Group one IO-sernce tralOmg pro. the most leadership to the Gambling in China. training, Roach will be ap- Army, serving two }'ears of ing open all the loops of tion down. pointed a probationary offi. active duty with the Intelli- every binder you find, once gram with anoth~r one sched. Slates Concert team this year. Each articlc is selected for Such was not the case for uled for later thiS month. cer with the Park Police gence Division, from 1970 it has served its purpose-or "Kramer. should be ou;, originality and relevancy to this latest tax raid. Rep. Plans to develop and pro- Department, it was disclosed through 1972, after which he writing to the beer and soft William Bryant, our "man in The Chambcr Music Play- most consistent p I aye r, America today. by Police Chief Henry O. vide for student activities in ers of Grosse Pointe will pre- coach Mitchell says. "and as Amatcur radio buffs turn went into the active resen'c d r ink distributors asking Lansing," voted for the tax. Coonce. for another four }'ears. He metrics have been made, and sent their opening concert of captain. give us the .tea'." to QST for news concerning them to p'at warning labels His vote was critically de- The chief said he will be was honorably discharged on all their binde~r ask. pre and post tests will be the 1978.79 season Sunday, leadershIp we need. Tim IS their area of special interest. cisive for its passage through ,I with the rating of sergeant. ing them to redesign the used to diagnose basic re- Octobcr 8, at 2:30 p.m. The ve.ry competitive. 0 t h ~ r s QST is published monthly the House. quired mathematic life skills. binders. concert will be held in the ml~?t have more mechaOical as its official journal by the While in the reserve, he He did this to appease a Efforts to improve student Scout Troop It would be a real contri- lobbyist, with no thought of War Memorial's Fries Ball-I ab~hty but not the leader. Am e r i can Radio Relay attended the University of bution to the effort being learning in elementary read. room, 32 Lakeshore road. shIp he has. . League, Newington, Conn., Detroit from where he reo the people who he will have ing are underway_ Teachers Begins Year made today in behalf of pets The program will open "He has good rapport With official organ of the Inter. ceived a Bachelor's degree to face in the election in a will be working with stu- and wildlife. few weeks .. with the Violin Sonata in 0 the younger players and new n a t ion a I Amateur Radio in police science. He is cur- Sincerely, dents at their own ability by Lc Clair with Lucille students and he's our most Union. Boy Scout Troop 96 reo rently working for a lI!:lstcr's Is this the kind of repre. level, resulting in several E. J. Sullivan, sentation that we are paying Z 0 c h a r ski violinist and dedicated player." The articles it contains are cently held its first meeting degree in this major .. reading groups within a class. Bettejane Cro~~en, pian'ist. . Kram~r scored in double quite technical, even the of the year. Of Shady Hollow, this politician for? I believe The new patrolman, who room. Ncxt, selections from the figures 10 20 out of 28 game$ man y ad\'ertiscments are Twenty - eight returning Dearborn that we should remember is single, worked with a meat Tonadillas Suite by Gran. last .year, pushing his ca~eer written in technical language scouts were joined by new him in November, as we will packing firm in Detroit br' • • • ado:; will be sung by soprano, scon~g record to 1,112 ~Olnts. understood only by the de- members Mark Rasmussen, To the Editor: each time we buy gasoline fore applying for a job as a Do rot h y Ignasiak, accom. He IS the seventh hIghest voted "amateur." Walter G u e val' a, Andrew I wrote a couple of weeks or license plates. police officer in The Park, panied by Alma Exley at the career rebounder at Oakland Thc conn' , . Rogers, Jef Steele, Dover ago, (September 21 edition). A typical Pointe resident . I . h f olsseur s magazine He resides with his }>arents. about the kids coming around will pay about $8 more for plano. Wit an average 0 7.1 per for moto . g t d t. Bell, Larry Scoville, Michael Th S't A t' b g nn 0 ay, yes er He is replacing Cpl. Collin to the side streets adjoining each set of plates. This JUST e u~ e n Ique y ame. . day and tomorrow is AUTO. Coles, and Chris Hellmich. LaLonde, who resigncd ffom Grosse Pointe South on their politician needs to be shown Stoessel will follow per. The PIOneers open the !\lOBILE QUARTERLY pub- The Troop 96 parents' com. The Park department in late lunch hour, and openly who represents whom. ~ormed by Anib~1 .a~d Men. 1978.79 season .at home No. lished by Princeton In;titute mittee, chaired by Foster smoking hashish pipes and We can't get rid of the tax, , cl Lu~atsky, ~Io~mlsts, ac. vemb~r 22 agamst Western for Historical Researeh in as. Redding, MD, has announced July, after more than 17 MOVED? years of service, to takc up marijuana cigarets. but we can get rid of its comp~mcd by plamst, Helene Ontano.. sociation with Automobile a schedule of monthly tent In residence in Arizon'l. Tha.lks to the efforts of supporters! Vabohs. They play the Great Q t I I d b' . k d The final work on the pro- Lakcs Intercollegiate Ath- uEarchr~, nc.. t t' an ca In campmg wee en s Chief Coonce also an. our youth service officers, Sincerely, I gram will be thc Clarinet, Ictic Conferenec, (GLIAC), ,ac ~ssue IS pu. ou In beginning Friday through What you ne.d right nounced that there will be the Grosse Pointe City police C. Douglas Houston, Jr,. Qumt('t in A Major, K. 581 and last year had a rccord hard co\cr. The articles are Sunday, October 6 to 8. at and at least one school au. Of Meadow lane, now is a helping hand... by 1\I07,arl. Thc performing of 5.23. metIculously rl'searched and the' Scven Ponds Nature promotional examinations for thority, the situation has im. Grosse Pointe Farms artists will be James Upstill, thc IJhotograp~s of the auto. Center. the ranks of dctcctive ann I corpora!, open to all patrol. clarinetist; Betty Peterson I ,?oblles are .thmgs of beauty. Scoutmaster Steve Brown, I men of the department \\ ith and Junc Cubba, violinists; Pointer Pays Some magazJn(,s are meant to an Eagle scout himself, will Mark Abdoo I four or more years of servo [,0 r n a Mittendorf violist. Q 01 be read thcn llJrown away- lead the troop's program of represents buyer. and Hcrbert Walke;, cellist: B at ivet not AUTOMO~ILE QUART. experience in the traditional ice. The examinations will be from a wid. Tickcts. which may be pur. ERLY - which you hang scouting skills of hiking. held on Thursday, October 12, chased at the concert, are $2 Jim Simon of The Woods onto like a rare first editio.n. camping, cooking, canoeing merk.t er••... AMERICA AND YlE n .. lIIng, buying or Just for non.members and $1 for will again be p13ying football Whate\'CT your taste In and backpacking again this studl'nts for thr Olivet College Comets maf:(azines. I hope the library ycar. ':~th1nklng .bout It Three Pointe eighth grad. Program chairman is Hel. this fall. has it. I£ nol, let us know. Troop 96 also is best ers explore their personal ;1".cell MARKI en(' Vabolis nnd the general The 6'1". 175.pound one .------known in the Pointes for its views of America in a booll:. pH,gram chairman is Doris year letterman will be play. I SI.EEMAN APPOINTED popular annual sale of ever. let called "America and 'Ie," Bus. 371.4010 Fagd. Rcfrcshments follow. Ing qua~erb~,ck for the red I ?'oinl('r RiC'hard 1'. sle~'1 green Christm. as decorations. published by Farm Bllrrau Res. 685.6595 ing th(' conc('rt will be pre. and white. He pcr~ormed man has breI! named busl' MembershIp is open to any Insuran~e Group and o"trib-' Ill' ~UT(' 10 !:l'l in tou('h scnh'd by Hilda J'rtngham. well as a fro.sh and IS cap. n~~s, manil~cr ilt RIl.DO. ad. Y'ointc area boy who is 11. utcd to schools. gfl\'ernr.:ent sO(,lal chairman, hi f th h b /1 with '0111' ~'('I(,llm(' . _. _.__ . . .. a e? ,~owmg t e omb at yrrtl;=mg \ ,C"ommUniCiltlOns years.old or has completed l('ad('rs and visitor~ :,t lh(' Wal(on' r('pr('~cntali\' .. a~~ tlT~e, says coach Chu~k gradllal(' of SOllthern IllinOIS the fifth gradc. Boys inter. Slate Capitol, Lansi ng. Tll(' who will help you ~l't Clh~ralse,. UniversIty. Mr. S Ie (' man estcd in joining may call student, Patrick Mer:icr, IS 10 know )'Ollr nf'"' ('om- III(~IIE"S Simon a sophomore at scrv('d as a cam"raman, tal. scoutmaster Brown at 881- C ami lIe Nowosielski :lnd Oliv~t majoring in business. ent and .ma~l('r ('onlr?! di. 4948 or visit the troop meet. Kenneth Spczia, werc amon~ M(f rk (:. A 'Jlioo mUnil) II' quirkl) as lit/II U';Yfllf: po.,ihl('. I (.1111 II. ~,11I IIU \1. "I.. He IS a graduate of Harper rector wllh Armrd f orc('s ing any Monday evening at 7,500 Michigan students p.r. R£:AL TOR.ASSOCIATE' , !'I't'r I"f,1 --- O'J/UJ.'I"fJ r Woods Notre Dame High Hadil)/ TV in Wcsl Gl'rmany 7,15 p.m. at the Grosse Pointe ticipating in the 311',11.11 Phone 881-56 18 U tit/1m 11,,,,1(' /'fPrhtnll lor SChool and is the 90n of Mr. during fOllr Yl'ars of .•crl'ke I Memorial Church, 16 Lake. "A meriea and Mc" l'''' :'("'. ..J052 KELLY ROAD HARPER WOODS 885.5513 and Mrs. Philip G. Simon. with th~ U,S, Air FrlfC'C. ,hore road. by contribuli ng e.'o~ay,. -;:., " • h &t ..... to • _. ... .ft... _ ...... " • ed t t * '~"" __ "'__ "."'.""'''',''''_'''P...¥ __ ...... _..- __ -.._~,..,...~.--.r __~.~'...... '~~- ...- ....- --,,,.-- ...---~~~--~....---...-....--...... ---.....-....-~--...... -"'----~ ._-...... ~~~ ..-~- ...-- ....------... - Thursday, October 5, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pige Seventeen St. Paul Altar Society Welcomes Fall Merry Mart Day To Be October 10 Christ Child House And Christ Child School Will Benefit from Sale of Members' Handicrafts And Fashion Luncheon Many Pointers will be traveling across town, to Raleigh House, Southfield, next Tuesday, October 10, for the annual Merry Mart fund.raiser present- ~d by Chril:it Child Society, dedicated to cqildren III need regardless of race or creed. WOMIM'S PAGIS The sale of members' 1------handicrafts, from flower of Christ Child Society mem- arrangements to k nit 1 bers planning the event. goo d s . to Christmas The society, established in crafts, wl!1 start at 10 in 1912 as a non-profit associa. Short and to the morning. tion of lay volunteers, oper- From Another Pointe It will be followed by a ates Christ Child House, an luncheon and fashion show emergency shelter for neg- ,of View The Pointe featuring styles from Os- lected and dependent chil- . mun's Menswear and B. dren between the ages of By Janet Mueller Named to the spring quar- .A Siegel, which is bringing three and 10 referred through ter Dean's List at Michigan Fh?to u" DaVid Kramer Dominic Rompollo, a favor. the courts and various social It's an autumn tradition: fall fashions from the Technological University was MRS. JAMES V. LEMHAGEN. party, over b her Stanton lanE' home He of First Lady Rosalynn agencies, and Christ Child Shops of Walton-Pierce shown at Saint Paul's on- JOHN R. COOPER, son of (center), chairman of the Altar Soci- recently to admire the lovely, light, Carter, from New York to SChool, designed -for edu- the-Lakeshore Altar Society's annual, autumn party. MR. and MRS. ROBERT H. ety of Saint Paul's on-the-Lake- dried flower arrangements that will commentate and show his cable, men t a II y retarded It's a practice set many years ago by Mrs. COOPER, of Vernier road, a shore's annual autumn luncheon and center tables at the Grosse Pointe clothes. children, accredited under freshman majoring in Me. fashion show, invited MRS. JOHN C. Yacht Club next Wednesday, Octo- Yvon C. Dihe, of France the Archdiocese of Detroit William Rust Pierce, Walton-Pierce's founder and and New York, will-commen- for the education of children chanical Engineering. NIENSTEDT. president of the Altar ber 11. Fashions will, as always, be mentor until her death just a few weeks ago. • • * tate and show clothes by with learning disabilities. It's a tradition being carried on by Mrs. Society. (left), and MRS. WILLIAM from the Shops of Walton-Pierce. Yves St. Laurent for Os- The society continues, as it Pierce's daughter, Mrs. John T. Huntington, Grosse Pointe South High B. McINTYRE, co-chairman of the mun's. has since its inception, to School student KATHERINE ------_.~~------~----- * * * L. BRADLEY, daughter of The luncheon is open to the distribute layettes to needy So, next Wednesday, October 11, at the Grosse sity-New York H 0 s pit a 1 University p I ace, and I School graduates attending public. Tickets, at $12.50 per fa mil i e s. Through social MR. and MRS. ROBERT W. School of Nursing. NANCY B. FRUEHAUF, the University of Michigan Pointe Yacht Club, fashions from Walton.Pierce BRADLEY, of Three Mile person, may be obtained by service agencies and metro. will highlight "Breath of Fall," the Saint Paul • • • daughter of MR. and MRS. this fall and named Regents. calling 643~173. politan hospitals, up to 600 drive, and University Liggett Pointer JOHN B. WIL- HARRY R. FRUEHAUF, Jr., Alumni Scholars are BAR- Mrs. Thomas Hughes is layettes have been given in Altar Society's 1978 fashion luncheon. School student TIMOTHY C. LIAMS received his Juris of Provencal road, have been BARA K. BELFORE, of general chairman of the corps a year. It starts with cocktails at 11:30, It features MITCHELL, son of DR. and Doctor degree during com. accepted into the freshman Bishop r 0 a d, MARK R. MRS. DAVID C. MITCHELL, prizes, collected by Kay (Mrs, Stanley) Renouf mencement exercises at Co. class at St. Lawrence Uni. BOYLE, of Wayburn road, China Painters to Stage Ninth Show And Sale with the super assistance of Gerry (Mrs. Thomas of Hillcrest road, are attend- ing Interlochen Arts Acad. lumbus School of Law of the versity, Canton, N.Y. LISA liT. COLLETTI, of Margaret De Corte, of Admission is free, but tea K.) Fisher, who answered a plea in the Saint Paul Catholic University of * • • I Trombley road, PATRICK Notre Dame avenue, is chair- table donations will entitle Reporter for a "fairy godperson" - and turned emy for the 1978.79academ- ic year. America, Washington, D.C, WALLACE J. WOLFF, E. CORBEr!, of Kerby road, man of the Roseville Chapter donors to refreshments and out to be exactly that. • * * son of MR. and MRS. RICH. P AU L E. DE~lBRY, of of the lIichigan Federation an opportunity. for prizes, It's a party with a double purpose, for, due to • * • Among the largest gradu- Navy Air man Recruit ARD S. BOYNTON, of Lin- Berkshire road, and GRET. of China Painters' ninth an. including a three-piece tea the fire that did extensive damage to Saint Paul's ating class in the history ,of ABRAHAM G.HINOJOSA, coin road, received his Juris CHEN L. DIETZ, of Wash- nual show and sale of hand. set painted by Elsie Reich. in June, the Altar Society ladies have added the Wayne State Medical School son of MRS. DONNA M. Doctor degree during the ington road. More are EARL painted china and bisque, mann. Proceeds will go to challenge involved in assisting with the restoration were Pointers SUSAN M. HINOJOSA, of Mack avenue, 125th commencement exer- J. GLUSAC, of Meadow set for Thur,;tiay and Friday, underprivileged children of of the church sanctuary to their traditional care-of. FRASER, BRAD BARKER, has completed an eight-week cises at the John Marshall lane, JAlIIES B. JUNKER, of October 19 aud 20, from 10 Macomb County. the-altar responsibilities, DANIEL A. BARRETT, recruit training program at Law School, Chicago. He had Nottingham road, WALTER in the morning to 8 in the Anne (Mrs. James V.) Lemhagen is luncheon GARY G. "BILL, WILLIAM the Naval Training Center, received his Bachelor of Arts I. OWEN, of Bishop road, evening each day at the Assisting Mrs. De Corte Great Lakes, Ill. He joined degree in Sociology from PATRICLA 111. RENTZ, of Roseville Recreation Center and fashion show chairman. Harriet (Mrs, William R. BOGAN and LAWRENCE with arrangements for the E. BRISKI. More were WIL- the Navy last April. Denison UniVersity. Berkshire road, and DANIEL in Sycamore road, north of show are Niota Gagnon, Mar- B.) McIntyre is assistant treasurer and reservations • * • I • • • T. SlIIALE, of Lincoln road. 11 Mile road and east of ion Fleshman and Eleanor chairman, LIAM L. BRISTOL, ROBERT T. CLARD, WALTER C. Among 327 graduates of Grosse Pointe South High (Continued on Page 24) I Gratiot. Schultz. * * * LEIBOLD, JR., and JO- Bishop Gallagher High School I Margaret (Mrs. Henry) Grinvalsky is in charge SEPH J. METES. was JEANNE LIZZA, of (Continued on Page 32) • • • Lothrop road, who received SARAH J. CARTMILL, the school's special award for daughter of MR. and MRS, Athletic Excellence. She is GEORGE CARTMILL, JR., the second student in the of Touraine road, and THOM. school's history to have earn- • AS G. GRAVES, son of MR. ed nine varsity letters. and MRS. RICHARD • • • GRAVES, of Grosse Pointe Marine Private First Class boulevard, have been accept- MARK K. JUEN, son of MR. ed into the freshman class at and MRS. DONALD JUEN, Williams College, Williams- of Lakepointe avenue, has town, Mass. returned from extended de- • • • ployment in the western V A N E S SAC. VINCI, Pacific assigned to Battalion daughter of MR. and MRS. Landing Team One Slant. ANTHONY J. VINCr, of Nine, based on Okinawa. Lakecrest lane, received a .. '" Bachelor of Science degree JILL E. CHAPMAN,daugh. BART EDMOND in Nursing during graduation ter of MR. and MRS. BEN- EDUCATIONAL GROUP exercises at Cornell Univer- JAMIN G. CHAPMAN, of Presents Luncheon Fashion Show List Winners in Rose Show Sunday, October 22, 1978 2:30 p.m. Andrea Par e n t, Grosse Gold Medal .;ertificate for Pointe Rose Society presi- Queen of the Show went to dent, and Angelo Taveggia, Mr. and Mrs. William May. GINO'S SURF chairman of the society's for their stately, red "Mr. 37400 Jefferaon, betw .. n 15 end 18 Mil. Road. Fall Rose Show, report ..11 Lincoln." Advance Tickets only $15.00 CASH BAR blooms were beautiful, de. The Silver Medal Certifi- MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO BART EDMONDS EDUCATIONAL FUND. 31065 Harper /We., St. Crair Shores 48081 spite the summer's intense cate was awarded to Mr. and heat, and announce that the Mrs. John Stephens for their "Mojave," King of the Show. Fernande Biglin won the Bronze Medal Certificate for Princess of the Show with her "Prominent." Mrs. Biglin also was cited for "Cecil Brenner," Best I Polyantha Spray, and "Alo- : ha" brought Mr. and Mrs. ! Stephens a citation for Best Climber. In the miniature division, the Gold Medal Certificate went to Forrest Geary for Queen of Miniatures with "Puppy Love," the Silver Medal Certificate to Mrs. Biglin for "Pearl Dawn," King of Miniatures, and the Bronze Medal Certificate to Mr. and Mrs. David Bogart for "Starglo." Mr. Geary claimed Best Miniature Spray for "Sea- breeze." Mr. and Mrs. Ste- phens took Best Floribunda Spray with "First Edition." i~' ~ PERSONALIZED ~ CHRISTMAS ~ CARDS ,i ~ Order { NOW J Dependability is another word for Bulova end j Accutron@ quartz watches. Never needing : SAVE winding, they stay dependably accurate to r within one minute per year. A. Men's or ladies' sleek goldtone wristwatch 110% with a handsome black lizard strap, $150. t~,.. B. Hunting case pocket watch in goldtone, with a OCTOBER 15 sweep second hand, illustrated day and date, $225. C. Krementz 14K gold overlay waldemar chain, 27.50. JEWELRY SALON tir t', THE SOUIRREL'S NEST 11110lll MACK )ht shops of Jacobson's 11•• 111115 HOURS: '-W"llo1t.Pi~r,~ _.SAT. SUN. UI AM-si.Jo PM 11 10 4 PM Grosse Pointe • Somerset MaY 44 •• __ • ------.. - ep • os ...... ~ .... % . ..co.. ••••• =0'> , ••• ..-....-.- Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Carter Sales, Ill, to Claim Bride Mr. and Mrs. John E. The bride-elect, a gradu. Mrs. Thomas Bonomo Clabo, of Grand Junction, ate of Fairview High School Garden Wedding for Susan Smith. Colo., formerly of Boulder, and the University of Colo- ----.--- Higbie place. Pennsylvan~a, the couple IS have announced the en6age. rado, is a teacher in the She Wears Champagne Silk And Band of Flowers The bride's mother wore a at home 10 Decatur, Ill., ment of their daughter, Bar. Jefferson County Schools. ;1 in Her Hair for Afternoon Rites at Which street length, ivory dress where Mr. Bono~o was re- bara Jean, to Carter Sales, Her fiance, who holds a and a corsage of yellow roses. cently named. assIstant ~r~. III, son of Mrs. Edmund G. Bachelor of Science in Busi. !¥~'1 She Becomes Thomas Anthony The bridegroom's mother fessor of SOCIOlogy at Mdh-: Jacoby, of Charlevoix ave- ness Administration degree Bonomo's Bride complimented her street ken University, where t.he nue, and the late Carter in Finance from the Univer- length, pink dress with a cor- bride is pursuing her. studIes Sales, Jr. sity of Denver, is in the Com. Susan Spencer Smith and Thomas Anthony Bo- sage of pink roses. toward a Master of FlOe Arts A family wed din g is mercial Real Estate Develop. nomo exchanged marriage vows Saturday, August After a wedding trip to degree. planned, in Aspen in Novem. ment Division of L. C. Ful. 12, in the garden of her parents' Colonial road ber. enwider, Inc., Denver. home, where a reception followep the 4:30 o'clock ceremony. 'Match Pointe' for Newcomers The Reverend William kle length dress of rose print challis. "Match Pointe," the second ed, are Gene and Julie Tudor, of Christ Church, party of the season for Francis. Their committee in. Grosse Pointe, officiated Yellow daisies decorated I the crown of her large.brim- Grosse Pointe Newcomers, is eludes Tom and Judy Kon. at the rites for which the med straw hat and formed scheduled for Saturday, Oc- winski, Toby and Marti daughter of Mr. and Mrs. her miniature bouquet. tober 14, at the Eastpointe Leith, Lee and Kathy Schutz. Willard Sanders Smith I The bridegroom, son of Racquet Club where tennis, man, Jim and Anne Severson chose an ankle length racquetball, squash and a and Bob and Lynn Van Raap- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bon- gown of champagne silk. omo, of Pittsburgh, Pa., coed whirlpool and sauna horst. She wore a band of yel- will be available from 7 Couples who have recently asked Morton Wenger, of low carnations and ba- Louisville, Ky., his former o'clock on. moved from an area not by's-breath in her hair. faculty advisor at Wayne For the more sedentary, touching the boundaries of State University where he there will be fun and games Grosse Pointe are eligible Susan carried a ::mall bou- earned his Masters degree, in the lounge along with for Newcomers membership. quet of matching flowers to serve as best man. beer, wine, snacks and sand- and was attended by her sis. wiches. Interested persons may call Lay reader was Jeptha ter, Laurie Sanders, of Brook- Wade Schureman, of Cadieux Chairing the party, for 882-9177 or 686.5186 for fur. lyn Heights, N.Y., In an an. road, the bride's godfather. which reservations are Iimit- ther infonnation. Margaret Bergeson, of Pep- per Pike, 0., sang, accom. **************************- Offer Women panied by Robert Seski, of . Phone881.291J : ~ * ~ "* At a garden ceremony Saturday, August 12, Day of Retreat : .~t?'0 ~ F?r the most unique : at the Colonial road home of her parents, Mr. • '"\~\; .~~ natlsanywhere ...... - and Mrs. Willard Sanders Smith. SUSAN SPEN- CER SMITH was married to Mr. Bonomo, son of Members of the Women's .)" (5;)y. also lashes, arches, ... Association of the Grosse The fashion is .. \. nail wrapping ... the Anthony Bonomos, of Pittsburgh, Pa . Pointe Congregational! Amer- ican Baptist Church will have Europe. 20957 Mack ... • *" , Mr. Schrashun Weds in East a Retreat next Tuesday, Oc- .• Grosse Pointe Woods, MI. 48236 .... tober 10, from 10 in the The feeling is John Douglas Watkins gown. Empire in style, it morning to 3 in the after- featured an A.line skirt end- noon at Lochmoor Club. : Hours:JJ.7 ~ .': Schrashun, son of Mr. and Jaeger. ... Tues., Spruroay IIIiiIII .. Mrs. Alfred H. Schrashun, of ing in a chapel length train. Mrs. William Reid and Kenwood court, and the late She wore a veil of illusion Mrs. Paul Weber have in. ***********~************** Douglas B. Watkins, claimed edged in Venise lace, falling vited The Reverend Janet Kim Teresa McNulty. daugh- from a small cap of pearl- Gifford Thorne, pastor of ter of Dr. and Mrs. James trimmed Qiana, and carried the P I urn b l' 0 0 k Baptist Francis McNulty, of York- a nosegay of white Sweet- Church, Sterling Heights, for .~ town, Va., as his bride Sat. heart roses, white carnations the pas t three.and-a.half urday, August 26, at an eve. and baby's.breath. years. to be leader for the ning ceremony in Yorktown's Honor maid Ann Walker, day. historic, old Grace Episcopal of Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Bernice Bates, asso. Church. .;JI)r'•••• ~ bril~esmaids Barbara Sweet, ciation president, will be on The Rever end Claude also of Washington, and hand to welcome everyone. ,~ Nothing can com- Turner officiated at the 7 SIf Christine Schrashun, sister of The Reverend Thorne, who pare to tlw laeg~r. feeling. JS o'clock rites which were fol- the bridegroom, were in long. prior to her pastorate in It's morE:'than Eurppean lowed by a reception at York. sleeved, floor length frocks Michigan served a church in town's Marlbank Club. of tissue voile patterned in Plainfield, N.J., ha!> selected styling. Morp than inter. IllI The newlyweds are at home deep rose on a cream back. "Womanenergy: A Day for natiollcli chic. ,. in Ann Arbor where the ground. Renewal" as her retreat It is the spirit of IllI bride, who attended Smith They wore baby's.breath in theme. lal'gt>r as illustrated here JS College and was graduated their hair and carried nose. Lunch will be included in in this 100% cotton dress. ~ from Northwestern Univer- gays similar to that of the the registration fee. All sity, is beginning studies for 1he Iwauty is in our antique bride, with pink Sweetheart WOillen of the church are in- paislpy print oj muted Fall a Masters degree in Business roses. vited to participate, and ad- Administration at the Uni. ~~~~ of BLOOMFIELD HillS, Inc. Charles Flynn, of New vised to sign up in the church tones. accl'nted by a softly SfI versity of Michigan. York City, was best man. office before Friday. Octo. quilted bodice. JS 51 West long lake Rd., Bloomfield Hills (313) 645-1790 The bridegroom, a gradu- Guests were. sea t e d by ber 6. Highlightin~detajls: A ~ ' ate of The Taft SChool, Charles Hickox, of St. Louis, Babysitting will be avail. delicate collar and oowtie. 'S Waterbury, Conn., and the University of Michigan, .is ;Mo.•. Jefl,r~y ,WiJIemain, of able at the church for the front panel buttons. and sleeves Evanston, III., Mark Bree, entire length of the retreat. beginning his second year at of Cambridge, Mass., Richard _ that puff at the shoulder and ~ the University of Michigan Kraus, of Lan sin g, and wrist. All to capture a total fashion ,. Law School. Robert Lewandowski, of De- smocked yoke, blouson bodice look with the Jaeger touch of SIf Appliques of Venise lace troit. and three-quarter I e n g t h sophisticated style. ~ sleeves. Sweetheart roses and seed pearls accented the The mother of the bride A feeling only Jaegercan neate. bodice of the bride's high- wore a floor length dress of formed her corsage. 'SI necked, cap-sleeved, Qiana blue Qiana f eat u r i n g a The bridegroom's mother chose a long dress of voile printed in a pastel floral pattern on a cream back- ground, styled with an ac. ~~',,, "i1I"'~~~~~'~~ cordion-pleated skirt and an = overblouse. She pinned her corsage of Sweetheart roses ~\ to her purse. MJJlMMJJl,.~t1JlfMi1JliTfl!iMiIJP The classic genuine leather chair and ottoman. Quality that is evident at first sight, first touch, is only part of the luxury this outstanding pair has to offer. The really important aspect of any seating is comfort, and it's here in abundance. Chair has double-cushion back construction, brass nailhead trim and wooden bun feet. Matching ottoman. " Both, in persimmon-colored leather, $795. FINE FASHION FURS ~-~ Jacobson's if GROSSE POINTE 20487 Mack, 885-9000 GROSSE POINTE OPEN THURSDAY AND FRfDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. DOUGLASS A, MAY • ROBERT D. MillER • FRED H. ROLLINS STORE FOR THE HOME - 17141 KERCHEVAL AVE. TWO HOURS FREE PARKING. WE Will VALIDATE YOUR TICKET , *' .'1" em n° • tr P • •• • 1M.• s • • t t ••• ere • Thursday, October 5, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Ninete.n Women's Page by, of and for Pointe WomeIt Plan Catholic Women's Day Engaged Plan Night at Races Artists Market Shows Sarkis This Month "Love One Another" is Handicapped and Interna. A major exhibit of the Born in Turkey in 1909, he artist ever to win the Detroit theme for Catholic Women's tional Relationships: "World 0'_ / " works of the late Sarkis Sar. moved to Detroit at the age Institute of Arts Founders Day, sponsored by the Coun. A.t tit u d e Toward Human >t:;; ~ ' kisian is on display in the of 13. Over the next 54 years, Prize three times. cil of Catholic Women, Arch. Rights:' ',0, '" main gallery of the Detroit until his death in January, The Detroit Artists Market diocese of Detroit, set for Artists Market now through 1977, he developed a talent Two afternoon workshops, ~~:~'. is located in Randolph street, M 0 n day, October 30, at October 21: a retrospective that was to earn him numer. running from 1:55 to 2:55, :Y: Harmonie Park. Gall e r y Southfield's Michigan Inn. will feature a reprise of Dis. ! offering a broad selection of ous. accolades and honors. Sarkis' work, representing all hours are 10 to 5 o'clock The program opens with placed Homemakers and a ' He is the only Michigan Monday through Saturday. mass at 9 in the morning. session on "Fitness Can Be periods in his artistic career. June Shada will be the key. Fun." Sarkisian, former director of the Center for Creative note speaker. Four morning Registration fee, including workshops, running from luncheon, is $12. Reserva. Studies - College of Art and 10:30 to 11:30 o'clock, will ..' Design, has been hailed as tions must be received by {l focus on Displaced Home. Sunday, October 15. Further one of the most, if not the makers, Peer Pressure: "Mor. information may be obtained ~~ most, important of Michigan's ality and the Student," Com. by calling the CCWIAD of. artists. 104 Kercheval "ON THE HILL" 886.7424 munity Attitude Toward the fice, 237.5896. i.,.. ' £:i~~~~~ Genealogical Research Arriving Daily- The engagement of DEBO. Society Meets Oct. 14 RAH MASCARIN and Scott BEAUTIfUL FALL FASHIONS A. Musselman, Jr., was an. The Detroit Society for nounced by her parents, Dr. Genealogical Research meets for all occasions - Size 6-20 and Mrs. T. A. Mascarin, of Saturday, October 14, at 2 Webber place, while they o'clock in the Explorers .:MicIJefangefO Room of the Detroit Public were guests at the summer residence of Dr. and Mrs. Library where department CONTINUING OUR CLEARANCE Henry Domzalski on Saginaw head Anna Di Piazza will on all Half Sizes - 12Y2 - 26lh Bay. The wedding is planned talk on "Using the Resources of the History and Travel Ex6i6it for next July. Department of the Detroit Debbie, a Grosse Pointe Public Library." The public 50croOFF SEPTEMBER 15 to OCTOBER 17, North High School alumna, BEVERLY (Mrs. Joseph L.) FROMM, presi- is welcome. l...------__ ---- __ RENAISSANCE EVENTS CENTER is completing work for her -_---.I Bachelor of Science degree dent of the Grosse Pointe South High School Mothers Club, and SALLY (Mrs. James L.) Before Michelangelo sCl/lpted some of bis 1II0st at Michigan State University. She is a Nursing student, and SCHUELER. co-chairman of the Mothers Club famolls IJl0rks, be formed small, exqllisitely de" a member of Pi Beta Phi. board's second annual "Night at the Races," (left and right), smile in anticipation of their party HAIRDRESSING IS MORE THAN tailed liJodels of portions of tbe !)lIlIIananatomy. Tbe Her fiance, son of Mrs. JUST A JOB ••. !/Iorld's large,.t collection of tJJese 450 year"old origi" Pierina Musselman and Scott next Thursday, October 12, at Hazel Park Race- A. Musselman, both of North way. Festivities begin at 6:30 o'clock with a buf- IT'S CARING nals is displayed at tbis exbibit, along wit1} large Muskegon, holds a Bachelor fet in the clubhouse. President Fromm and her THE WAY YOU LOOK .. IiJI/ral pl}otograpbs of tbe IIltill/ate sClllptlires flxy of Arts degree in Accounting husband will be at the starting gate, along with THE WAY YOU FEEL, . , belped crcate, from Michigan State Univer. William C. Mogk, South High's new principal, sity. He is a member of Beta and his wife. and a large cheering section of At Michael-James Coiffures, Ollfl' 160 detailed pbotograplH of Michelangelo's Alpha Psi accounting frater. Pointe teachers and parents. Everyone is wel- we care too. nity and is currently with !/Iorks of art cOlI/plete tbis edllcational exbibit. come. Tickets, at $12.50 per person, ($7.50 for THAT IS WHY OUR STAFF IS IN At tbe Renaissance Events CCll!el~ located be" Deloitt, Haskins & Sells in senior citizens), may be obtained by contacting Denver, Colo. CONSTANT TRAINING tl/ICen tlJe 200 and ]00 Towers on tI}e L,'2 (second Mrs. F,anl:is B. Crowley, chairman, at 822-8522, or Mrs. Schueler at 885-4023. Proceeds will be Call for an appointment lobb y) level. Weekdays and Sat" Sale at Woods used for South High School enrichment programs. today! , IIrdays: 11 a.lII. to 8p.m.; SUII" 881-6470 days: 1017./11.to j p.m. Group Presbyterian \ Autumn Party Planned by St. George Ladies tOlll'Savailable. Call ~68, Grosse Pointe Woods Pres. 7870 weekdays. Admissio/l) byterian Church presents its Mrs. Frederick Metry, of . Ethnic foods and Christmas \ilit~ntL -31amtll NEW, FROM Sil-Coni8 is a registered ETHAN ALLEN trademark of Glen Raven Mills, Inc. Each an authentic style with superb cabinet ~~ maker details. Best of all, each is reasonably priced! A. Jardiniere, .;;;;4?t:.~~~ ,... ~~ 13"x 13"x25"H .512950 ;\~~~ B. Plant Stand '.. ,~ .... , 8 !ln8 Y2x42"H .... $99$0 '~::...~' " , C. Ivy Stand '. 9"x42"H 58950 D. Chair Side Chest 22"x13"x22"H .526950 .. Jacobson's VISIT OUR DAZZLING GIFT SHOP, where you'll find everything you wont in cut crys- GROSSE POINTE tal, bross, copper, chino and silverplale. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M CONVENIENT TERMS TWO HOURS FREE PARKING - WE WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET .. _ Me, .... _ b en .. Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. October 5, 1978 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Swindles to Be Topic Park Garden Mrs. Richard o. Schwab For DARSP's Meeting Club to Meet Rites at Academy for Jennifer Casey Swindles is the topic for of Mrs, Nelson SChwab, of I frey M, Tornberg, both of the Detroit Association of Hostesses for a meeting of Sheila P. Casey Is Honor Maid for Her Sister; Cincinnati. New York City. . Retired School Personnel's the Grosse Pointe Park Gar. Three Other Sisters Serve As Bridesmaids; The bridegroom's father is The new Mrs. Sch",:ab ~as meeting Friday, October 13, den Club next Wednesday, Pair to Live in Pointe a partner in the Cincinnati g~aduated from Umvers,lty at 1 o'clock at Westminster OCtober 11, at noon at the law firm of Graydon, Head LIggett School and studIed Presbyterian Church, Hub- Country Club of Detroit will The marriage of Jennifer Paul Casey, great- and Ritchey. at the College of th,e Holy bell at West Outer drive, be Mrs. Frederick E. Gould, great-granddaughter of Lydia E. Pinkham, a leader Sh 'la P Casey was honor Cr~ss a~d Pennsylvama State Detroit. Mrs. A. C. Litchfield, Mrs . . el '. Umverslty. Marie Guyton is chairman in women's rights and one of the first female maId f~r her sIster. Three The bridegroom, a gradu. Kenneth S. Patton and Mrs. of the program which will Elijah Poxson, entrepreneurs. and Richard Oliver Schwab took other SIsters, Mrs. Jack F. ate of Cincinnati Country feature a film furnished by plac Sat d S t b 30' th G P . t Shepherd, Jr., of Marble. . Post-luncheon, Mrs. Fred- e ur ay, ep em er ,In e rosse om e head, Mrs. Joseph M. Arnote, Day. Scll.ool .and Brown Um. the National Retired Teach. erick J. SChumann will pre. Academy's Sacred Heart Chapel. of Oxford, N.H., and Gina verslty, IS dlrec~or o,f dev~l. ers Association, "Victim," sent a program on the his- Officiating at the cere- -, C bridesmaids opment for Umverslty Llg- presenting a graphic picture tory of the club trom 1947 many was The Reverend The bride's father is presi. as e y, were , get! School of techniques used by swin. until the present time, cover- George E. Andrews, II, dent of Ex-Cell'() Corpora. with Alexandra E. Day and The ne~lyweds will be dIers, and a talk 'by Dominic tion, Troy, a world.wide Torrey B. Peck, both of The ak' th' h . Th ing its many civic projects, chaplal'n Unl'versl'ty Ll'g P . t 5t hanl'e CAn. m mg elr orne In e Carnovale, chief assistant , - manufacturer of diversified Oln e, ep . Point its flower shows, its sponsor- gett School, assisted by products. drews, of Westwood, Mass., _e_. _ prosecuting a t tor n e y. on swindles in the Detroit area. ship of five other Pointe Sister Rose Regina, of the She is a granddaughter of Karen R. Ese k i 1s e n, of L h C d P The elderly are prime tar. clubs and members who hav~ College of Saint Rose, Mrs. Charles H. Pinkham, Saugus, Mass., and Jean unc eon- ar arty gets for swindlers. Only re- served as state and national Albany, N.Y., a cousin of Jr., of Intervale, N,H., and Tierney, of Marblehead, To Aid Xavier Sisters cently, four persons have reo officers and chairpersons. the bride. of Mrs. George M. Dee, of Nelson Schwab, III, came ported to the DARSP that The Park Club boasts A reception followed at the Palm Beach and Marion, from Cincinnati to serve as Tickets for a luncheon and they were swindled out of three accredited flower show Rathbone place home of the Mass. best man for his brother. ]n card party benefitting the their life's savings. judges. A bound book of bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom is a son the usher corps were William Xavier Sisters, at $3 per per- The meeting is open to minutes and a scrapbook E. Paul Casey, who also of Mrs. Oliver M. Gale and C. Brodie, of Maineville, 0., son donation, scheduled for anyone interested in learn. kept by Mrs. Richard Larwin maintain a home in Marble. Nelson SChwab, Jr., both of Kevin C. Conley, Jeffrey K. next Thursday, October 12, ing about swindles. will be on display. head, Mass. Cincinnati, 0., and grandson Eugenides and John R. Per. at noon at the Knights of ------acchio, all of The Pointe, Columbus.Saint Patrick Coun. Peter L. Hesser and Mark cil in Sherwood street near Wee Wisdom comes to Mack and Cadieux G. Pace, both of Cincinnati, East Outer drive will be 881-0268 William D. McCall and Jef. available at the door, :1 Photo by poul Goch I :s JENNIFER PAUL CASEY. daughter of the Sc. E. Paul Caseys, of Rathbone place and Marble. in - - ,.] head, Mass., was married Saturday. September 30, in the Grosse Pointe Academy's Sacred Heart KAY BAUM'S L Chapel to Mr. Schwab, son of Mrs. Oliver M. Pre-school classes, K,ndergarten, Day Care, Hot lunch, Playground, Open Year 'Round 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. dinner by reservations 343-0610 Gale and Nelson Schwab, Jr., both of Cincin- 17219 Mack near Cadieux Kimberly Korner of Shops Mack at Lochmoor nati, O. Hair Cutting for Everyone Thursday and Friday til 9:00 Seek Members For Pro Mllsica In the Village 885-3240 Pro Musica Society of De- troit, which for over 50 years -- has concentrated on bringing . composers and performing artists on the threshold of world renown to its memo bers, is accepting member- ships for the 1978-79 fall- winter season. This year's three Friday night performances will fea- 200/0OFF ture George Crumb, com- poser, October 27; James Tocco, Detroit.born pianist, CHRISTMAS CARDS February 23; and Cesar- Antonio, tenor, April 27. . 40 CATALOGS- Thru OCT. 15 All will appear at the De- troit Institute of Arts, where each concert will be followed 18519 MACK by a meet-the.artist social AT TOURAINE , 'T~. t"\U{t.t. hour. MONDAY thru SAT. 11-6 ~/e 'oA( uu Membership information may be obtained by calling SUNDAY 1-4 PRINTERS - ENGRAVERS Mrs. Nicholas Kondak, 881- 8750, or writing her at 740 Hawthorne road, G r 0 sse Pointe, Michigan 48236. p ~ Zontians Hold Conference it ~tgu nf tl1t jltrmnt~ "Let Service Speak" was I75 KERCHEVAL 882.1610 theme of the fall conference of Zonta International Dis. trict XV, sponsored by the rt C.t./),.ale Wi//' U Zonta Club of Detroit, held last weekend, Friday, Sep- U Open .JJouJe • Oel. 9-14 tember 29, through Sunday, October 1, at Dearborn's ~ Re!,.eJhmenb Hyatt Regency Hotel. Among those working on • ANStEy CHUlA - 20% OFf the event were Pointers Wil. helmina Boersma, chairman • GORHAM STERlDIC FLATWARE - 40% Off of the conference credentials committtee, Catherine Lan. • DENEEN AMERICAN HAND THROWN POTTERY caster, in charge of tours, at Special Introduction Prices and Janet Olsen, serving on the registration committee, Spode Christmas Tree - as well as Kay Seppala, of SpeCial Gift Promotion - st. Clair Shores, who ar. ranged the president-dele- many new, exciting gift items gate dinner. Approximately 300 Zon. DISTINCTIVE GIfTS-BRIDAL REGISTRY-UNEQUAlLED SERVICE lians from Michigan and On. tario attended . .I ------,. I I ~.,',. .: I '~.~ ..~ I- I•. ... ·~...... ~-.. I:I.: I I: I I:: I I: I I: I I: I HERE AGAIN••• OUR ANNUAL GIFTWRAP SPECIAL I, I I' I And as we have for many years, and with ever I, I increasing popularity, we are again oHering our all • I NEW ASSORTMENT of GIFT WRAPPINGS, PAPER I~ I & RJ8BON and IMPORTED TAGS at a 10% SAVING. I: I: •. I r..~ .. _ I r --~-~. I I -'<4''-_~~I'';::-~ I_ I. ~.~~ .."~\ ~ I I I '~r:J:'pott:: 'Y Shop i I I >~ I I . , -', _:J 121 Kercheval I- I on.Il1e.l1i/l I' Open MonA,;. 9.7 881-5688 I: I Scot, 9.6 I------_,,~~Del'n't ..I ...- - ~-...... _-----~-~-~~---~ ...... --.-....--.----->~--~...... ----~...... --...... ~--_._------~----- F Thursday, October 5, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-One 'Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women Review Club to View Dolls Villagers Are Ready to Go Dancing New UF Post Goes to Barbara Gattorn An exhibit of antique dolls rare and antique specimens, • and a talk about their his. Barbara (Mrs. Gerald J.) I munities within the Torch geographic units: the West among them the Bye Lo, most Gattorn, of Lochmoor boule. Drive service area so that Unit, covering the west side torical background will high. popular of all bisque dolls, ' . '",' / fJ ' ' I ;t " light the Detroit Review vard, has accepted a top vol. we can respond to those of Detroit and Western created in 1922 by Grace unteer leadership position in needs in an efficient, coor. Wayne County; and the Club's first meeting of the Storey Putnam who modeled . 1978.79 season next Tuesday, 1/:':;; the United Foundation's 1978 dinated manner," explains Northwest Unit, covering it from a three.day.old baby. Torch Drive. Mrs. Gattorn, who served as most of Oakland County . .,." 'l.,'~'I' ~ . October 10, at the Grosse Because more than a mil. ,:" ~,"'" '" - ~ .r ~. Mrs. Gattorn will serve as Northeast Unit leader in the A volunteer chairman will Pointe Hunt Club, where a ~ lion were sold, the Bye Lo ' Northeast Unit leader for a 1977 residential campaign. head up each of the three luncheon will precede the became known as the "Mil. program. ~,' new Torch Drive group called "We will make every ef. geographic units, and local lion Dollar Baby:' , Community Campaigns. Her fort to inform local citizens citizens will be enrolled to , Mrs. Robert W. Kefgen,.of Mrs. Bertovick, a counse. ,~. . Wicks lane, president, will ' : ~ unit covers all of Macomb of the services funded by the serve as Torch Drive cam. lor at Grosse Pointe North . / County, Grosse Pointe and annual campaign and how paign leaders for each com . conduct a short business ses. High School, says that the j'; ,'-:i>. . "' ";" "' /' ' the east side of Detroit. these services can be ob. munity within a unit. sion before Mrs. Harry Gra. Jt!nn~' Lind doll, inspired by ham, chairman of the day, "n This year's Torch Drive tained." In turn, these leaders will the "Swedish Nightingale" will be conducted October A board member of the enroll and train other volun- introduces g u est speaker brought to America by P. T. Mrs. George Bertovick, whose 17 through November 9 to League of Catholic Women, teers to solicit the commun. Barnum in 1850, is the oldest raise operating funds fDr 137 Mrs. Gattorn ~urrent!y serves ity's residents, small busi. topic is "My Dolls and Me:' in her collection. Dolls have been her hobby health and community servo as ~econd. vlce.p~esldent ~f nesses and professional of- Among Mrs. Bertovick's ice a"encies servin" Macomb Christ Child Society and IS fices during the campaign. for over 30 years, and her 60 dolls are some from for. Oakl:nd and Wayn: counties: also board chairman of Christ Larger businesses and or- collection i n c Iud e s many e eign countries, characters Ready to don their dancing shoes PHILLIP J. WHITE, treasurer; MR. Designed to bring about Child Ho~~e in Detroit. ganizations in the tri-eounty are The Villagers, a group of coupl~s and MRS. RUSSELL M. THOMP- greater Torch Drive involve- In ad~lhon to th~ North. area will continue to be so- who like to trip the light fantastlc SON, of Hidden lane, the current ment by local residents and ea~t Un~t, Commumty Cam. licited through the Torch and do, regularly, throughout the presidential couple who will wel- business people in 112 trio palgns mcludes two other Drive's regular chapter units. season. Their officers this year are, come Villagers to the Detroit Boat county area communities, I -.. -_ -...-_ -.::_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ ~_-_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -...-.. -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ ---11 (far left), WILLIAM N. MONTGOM- Club Saturday evening, October 7; Community Campaigns com. ERY who with Mrs. Montgomery, MR. and MRS. PAUL A. DUKER, bines the former residential LORIO-ROSS One-o'.a-kind (she was unable to be present at the membership; and MR. and MRS. and small business campaign ENTERTAlrtMENT AGENCY units. summer planning session at which KEN~ETH T. BRATT, secretary. "Through Community Cam. Versatile music to satisfy all ages. this photo was taken), is the club's Dancmg to music by the Joe Stevens paigns, we want to become Benefits, Weddings, Private Parties immediate past-president, and (seat- Orchestra will follow cocktails and aware of the problems and Cindy Navarro, G.P. Rep. 884-0300 ed and standing, left to right), MR. an optional steak dinner at the DBC needs of the individual com. I and MRS. V. JAMES LISOTTO, vice- at this first party of the club's year. president, publicity; MR. and MRS. and babies in china, bisque, ated by Charles Twelvetrees There's a Dolly Walker We cuslom design and custom crafl wax and wood pulp. in 1925. The originals had among her collection, and fine jewelry ... your gems or our~. See The collection includes the the he.dolls in blue booties, Mrs. Bertovick also collects our exclusive. one-of -a-kind coUeclions. Kewpie doll, c rea t e d by the she.dolls in pink. doH furniture. American artist and poet Rose O'Neill who said the' YORKSHIRE:- 'fEL£VIS~ON idea for it came to her in a • WARRANTY SERVICE CENTER FOA: S ERVI to E Valente Jewefr';/ dream and the doll was \l). m.Butt\S Itc). Since 1934 meant to express "under. ZENtTH. ReA, QUASAR 778-4050 standing, funniness and love." Fine Furniture 8« Accessories 16601 E. Warren 881-4800 21915 fAACK Between 8 &9Mi/e Rds. Monday-Friday 9 to 6, Mrs. Bertovick also has a 25 Years In Tl]ls Area! 70 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Farms Saturday 9 to 5 pair of He-Bee.SheBees, cre. Michigan 48236 • (313) 886-4883 To Show First WEDNESDAYS 10 from English & Oriental Collections W 111111111 I111111111 1111111111 III 111111111 11111111111 1111111 1111111 1111111111 111111111 111111111 II!! Mate Fashions a.m. e = = = The First Mates of the Jef. IDetroit Symphony Iferson Yacht Club will hold STORY HOUR a luncheon and fashion show, featuring styles from Eye • Bible Stories i Baroque Ensemble i Winkler of st. Clair Shores, 5 ~ at noon Wednesday, October • Games i Ervin Monroe, flute ~ 18, at Gino's Surf. Guests are welcome. Ticket informa. • Crafts ia Donald Baker, oboe ~ tion may be obtained by calling 882.8315 or 779.1728. • Songs i Barbara Fickett, cello ~ • 10 to 11 a.m. i ~Alice Lungershausen, ,~ Evangelical Wo.men .. ~ ii '" .Harnsichord .== Sponsor Conference $ ~ ~ ";"FO'R CHILDREN i performing music by Telemann, ~ The Michigan Chapter of the Evangelical Women's ~ Marais, Rameau, J. S. Bach, and ~ Caucus, an ecumenical Chris- 3, 4, and 5. ~ contemporary works by Monroe ~ tian feminist organization, will . sponsor a conference, • Qualified Teachers ~ and Ranki. ~ "On Our Way: Renewal and Resources for Women in the ~5i SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1978 ==i Church," at Saint Olaf Amer- = ican Lutheran Church in S= 7:30 p.m. ~ James Couzens highway, De. g ~ troit, this Saturday, October 7, from 10 in the morning to = The Grosse Pointe == 3 in the afternoon. Workshops will focus on NEST OF TABLES I Memorial Church ; such issues as Scripture and ~ 16 Lake Shore Grosse Pointe Farms ~ feminism, sexism in the $378.00 $385.00 ~ Reception following the program. ~ classroom and the psychOlogy Finish:Brown Mahogany w/Mappa Burl Top Finish: Brown Oak wfWhite Ash Burl Top of women and worship: The Overall Size: W23W' 0151h" H25Y4" (Large Size: W14" 016" H25Y4" (Lorge Table) 5 Tlcketa:Adult $3 Student $1 ~ conference is open to anyone First Christian Reformed Church Table) WI7W' 013" H24" (Small Table) 1N205/8" D16" H22 3/8" (Small Table} who would like to learn more iiilllll 1111111 11111111 1111111111 1II111l1111 11111111111 111111 1111111 1111111111 11111 1111111111111 lIIi 1444 Maryland = = about Christian feminism. Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 Pre-registration is not re- quired. Further information For Additional Information now available for immediate shipment may be obtained by calling Call 821-5466 341.2574. Red uce the Th reshold of Closet Pain! \ Come to an amusing and fascinating presentation on the efficient organization of closet space. The "Choices" experts will show how behavorial skills techniques can be used to promote neater \ closet keeping habits... for everyone ! who has ever despaired at closet disarray. All the beautiful fall and winter \\ fashions will be formally modeled (your i ! FINA.L OE'~ER! closets will be ready for them). Be Christmas Special with us in the S1.Clalr Room at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, October 18 16x20 Old "'lasters Port rait for your closet behavior modification! I,imil('(1 Offl'r Q Please phone your reservation, 882-7000. 2 W(,I,k .. Onh 'l1'1.4 ~ 00 1l('~. oS 1Il.'i.O(J ~ .... (0\f. "Hi'''' O'U) The IIl1iqlll' Bl'lIl1al,,,alll'(, ~t"\'le of Porlraitllf(' I,.. illtrodlll'(,d Ihroul!h a "'pf'('ial I(,l'hniqll(, of lil!ht and I~.\tur(' \\ In('h I!i\f'''' pllOlo~rapll\ t'lP qualil\ of .In On,!!IIl,d Oil Painling. :krretl('e Carmi(-haet Jacobson's _)/" (Ii 0 f,., (Ju t1~r'J j1l(. GROSSE POINTE 17(JIR \bo'k \\(' .. (;r"",,..(' Plf'. Pk. \Ii. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAV EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. II'" 1IIIIW;//(f1/('{f/ 884,-4280 TWO HOURS FREE PARKING - WE WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET ______~__ -"" __ ~ """~_""""""' ~~~ __ ~""'-_....M....-'" ._...... ~ __~ • __~.~~~~~ ~ __ ~ ...... ~ .....__ --.. .-.. _ - -~-. ~-.~------""""""- -~---.------ Page Twenty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5. 1978 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Bride-Elect The A. Read Cones, III Offer GOllrtuet Cooking Class Joan Kennel Bride Gourmet Cooking for Fam. The $4 fee includes a i1y and Friends, a special brunch, take-home copies of presentation of unpublished recipes and other entertain- Of A. Read Cone, III and original recipes, will be ing hints and cooking secrets. presented In a one.session Reservations are a must, workshop Tuesday morning, and may be made by calling Mid.August Rites Are Followed by Reception at October 17, from 9:30 to Choices, 331-6048, during of. Grosse Pointe Yacht Club: Venise Lace 11:30 o'clock at Choices, the fice hours, 9:30 to 1:30 Accents Bridal Gown women's resource center lo- o'clock M 0 n day through cated in the Saint Ambrose Thursday. At home in Royal Oak are Mr. and Mrs. A. Read Community Building, Hamp- Babysitting is available at Cone, III, who vacationed for two weeks in the ton road near East Jefierson Hawaiian Islands foHowing their marriage Satur- avenue and Alter road. an additional fee. day evening, August 12, in Grosse Pointe Memorial Plans for a wedding late Hoban, both of Toronto, Ont., He is a member of Phi Church. ------next July are being made by also attends General Motors Delta Theta f rat ern it y, Mrs. Cone is the for- o'clock rites, which were fol- JULlE HELIN and John Institute and expects to reo Robots and the Management mer Joan Kennel, daugh- lowed by a reception at the Hoban whose engagement ceive a Bachelors degree, in Honor Society, and 'intends ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. {~:,L:,~: has been announced by her Industrial Administration, to pursue studies for a Mas- next July. ert E. Kennel, of Middle- Robert Tibbles, of Chicago, Planning to be married parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- ters degree in Business. sex boulevard. was vocal soloist. Accompa- November 24, at the Grosse rence Helin, of Balfour road. ------Mr. Cone is the son of Mrs. nying him on the guitar was Pointe War Memorial, are The bride-elect, a Grosse Let LINDA style your hair Ethel Cone, of East Aurora, the bride's brother, Stephen CHRISTINE ADAIR SNY- Pointe South High School N. Y., and A. Read Cone, Jr., Kennel. DER and jonathon Lober alumna, expects to receive HAIR CUT and BLOW DRY of Pavilion, N.Y. Venise lace accented the Gross whose engagement her Bachelors degree in reg. $16.50 NOW only $'2.50 The Reverend Mr. David bodice of the bride's sheer, Electrical Engineering from has been announced by her call now 'or an appo;nlmel'll Antonson ofIiciated at the 6 high. waisted gown, styled parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- G e n era 1 Motors Institute, ert H. Snyder, of Balfour Flint, where she is a mem- road. ber of the Management Hon- or Society, next July. JJair :JajhiOnj b" Shirle" The bride-elect is a grad- 21028 Mack uate of Grosse Pointe South Her fiance, son of Mrs. High School and the Uni. Sheila Hoban and Desmond Grosse Pointe Woods 884-0330 versity of Michigan. Her fiance, son of Mrs. Dorothy Gross Lasky, of Photo by lud Schomig Southfield, and the late Dr. Grosse Pointe Memorial Church was the set- Louis Gross, and stepson of ting Saturday evening, August 12, for the wed- the late Dr. Mandel Lasky, ding of JOAN KENNEL and Mr. Cone. She is the attended Eastern Michigan daughter of the Robert E. Kennels, of Middlesex University, the University of California and San Francisco boulevard. Mrs. Ethel Cone, of East Aurora, N.Y., State College. and A. Read Cone. Jr .. of Pavilion, N.Y., are the Christine and Jon both bridegroom's parents. work in San Francisco, where j)ItV{tes gjou 8"0 CVteW they plan to make their home with bishop sleeves, a ruffled thers wore corsages of Sweet. after their marriage. hemline and chapel train. A heart roses, miniature carna. matching lace and pearl Ju. tions and baby's.breath. Iiet cap caught her fingertip Out-of-town guests includ. length, scalloped veil. ed the bride's godparents, CJJek ~QectiOlt O~ COats She carried a cascade of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Wol. white r 0 s e 5 and baby's- ling, of 81. Louis, Mo., and breath. Dr. and Mrs. William E. Ken- Carrying Colonial bouquets nel, of Munster, Ind., and the of white daisies and baby's. bride's grandmothers, Mrs. breath were honor attendant Walter A. Scheer and Mrs. Barbara Bendure, of Spring- William J. Kennel, of st. field, 0., and bridesmaids Louis. CAMEL HAIR, CASHMERE, BLENDS. Patsy Bock, of Warsaw, Ind., More were Mrs. A. Read PLAIDS, MOCK FURS and Jill Greener, of Lapeer. Cone, Jr., who accompanied THE COST OF NEW FURNITURE Each wbre a spaghetti- her husband from Pavilion, ~ .. ,.... ,-. ~ ,.. AI __ strapped, floor length dress and Mr. and Mrs. George Tib. 11 KERCHEVAL AVE. pleIId in __ .. Cn _ . of turquoise Qiana and -3 bles, Miss Helen Schumacher, frono hundr.ch of ~ _. fIOicI ill ... 8o.i5 EAST JEFFERSON frosted chiffon cape. Miss Florence Mueller and 882..5550 rory pattIrnI.. DETROIT, MICH. Jeff Cone came from Par. Miss Susan Wolling, all of St. Can for .,. 642-0410 821-3525 is, France, to act as best man Louis, as well as Miss Jeanne he.rat ,... for his brother. The bride. Tibbles, of Hammond, Ind. groom's other brother, Alan Jason Cone came with Jeff Qualily Nursing Care VANIn"""" and UpMI'lery ~ ' Cone, of Encinitas, Calif., from Paris. More out-of-town ~ w a-"e v-. • and Peter Hoffman, of Lin- guests were Dr. and Mrs. 1st Anniversary _~ e:- I 01. _ coln, Neb., served as ushers, Richard Moore, of Columbus, witnlhe bride's two brothers, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. IN OUR NEW LOCATION ------David and Stephen Kennel. Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. The mother of the bride Sellers, Jr., Laurie and Carl, JOSEPH P. PERSE with wore a floor length, cowl- all of Chicago. 25th Anniversary Sale! necked, ice green gown. The The new Mrs. Cone is bridegroom's mother chose a teaching in Troy. Her hus- blouson gown, long-sleeved band is an attorney in Bloom. and beige in color. Both mo- field Hills. 20% OFF 10% OFF UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING Phase I Plans Full Weekend All Wi nter All Boys & Girls • Servicing the Pointes for 25 years Phase I, for single persons lunches are the order of the ages 20 through 39, has a full day. Garments Jeans and Tops weekend ahead, with day and It's racquetball time Sat. Snow Suits, Jackets, '" Including Shirts, Wide Selection of , evening activities planned for urday evening as phase I Saturday, October 7, in addi- joins the Valiant Inter-Parish Coats, Snowmobile blouses and tion to the regular Sunday Singles Club at Maple Courts CASUAL & evening program meeting at .Racquet Club in West Maple Suits, leggings. sweaters. free pick-up & deliverY Grosse Pointe M e m 0 ria I road, between Livernois and free estimates DECORATIVE Church. Crooks road in Clawson, at SORRY ... NO LAYAWAYS VA 2-9660 Those who wish to visit 7 o'clock for two hours of FABRICS the Detroit Zoo may meet in games and food, refresh. • DURING THIS SALE! 12339 HAYES the church parking lot at ments and disco dancing. eonnaes- Sale date.s Oct. 5, 6, 7 ------____ ' 10:30 Saturday morning to Cost is $7 per person. Use FOR BOYS' AND GIRLS' WEAR form car pools, OT join the of the club's lockers, sauna group at the zoo. Brown bag and showers is included. Fur. BUYERS of DIAMONDS ther information may be ob- steve's plaee tained by calling Tim Naw- Fine)ewelry & Estates lakeside Palette Club rocki, 751-2684. 1*.... I 777.8020 FOR TEEN BOYS Schedules Fall Exhibit Nancy Conlin, administra- .J tive staff assistant, Michigan One piece or a collection Lakeside Pal e t t e Club Bell Telephone Company, 23240 MACK 1 bloc:k south of 9 Mill members will present their will present a slide and Immediate payment-Confidential dealin~ annual Fall Art Exhibit speech demonstration of the i-'-.-'~-"---"'."' Thursday, October 12, from Electronic Switching System 6 to 10 in the evening in Sunday, October 8, at 7:45 •,i the ballroom of the S1. Clair o'clock at Phase I's regular 1 Shores Recreation Center in weekly meeting at Memorial edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. East Jefferson avenue. Church. i Refreshments will b e i served. There will be entcT- 20139 Mack Avenue tainment by musical artists. PIANOS WANTED' Grosse Pointe Woods The evening, chaired by GRANDS, SPINETS, 886-4600 Angela Polizzi, is open to the CONSOLES. S.all UPRIGHTS public for a small donation. TOP PRICES PAID The show will be judged by Joe Maniscalco. VE 7-0506 Don't settle for less. Call the one and only Steve Hagopian &Co. J5J 1910 ... .. i en __ ....._. __ ...... w, _ ~..----_...... _- - ... Thursday, October 5, 1978 G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Page Twenty-Three ------~------,------,------,------Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women ------_.- ----_.- --- Miss Wright Wed to Ronald Dimick: Laila to Work in T01'ch J)";V(l Pointer Laila (Mrs. Don. sma II bLlSiIlC', (, Seeking Cafnp Fire Recruits Catholie Study Club Starts New Season Time Flies: Spring to Summer to . . . Short and to the Pointe The reopening of school the first time, being utilized this fall signals the start of by local recruiters to help The Catholic Study Club concentrated recroitment ef. tell the Camp Fire story. of Metropolitan Detroit be. (Continued from Page 17) Shorecrest circle, recently forts by Camp Fire Girls Founded in 1910, Camp gins its 19'18.79 season Mon. Named to the spring se- presented a plano recital at Detroit Area Council. Church Fire Girls was the United day. October 9, with a ma~s mester Dean's List at East. the Whittier road home of groups, civic organizations States' first inter.racial, non. celebrated by Father James ern Kentucky University was RENE DE SERANNO. Works and local clubs throughout sectarian organization for Collins, CSB, Burtha Fisher Pointer JAYNE E. JUDD. by Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, the greater Detroit area also girls. Today the Detroit Area Home chaplain at the Fed. • • • Debussy and Bartok were are targets for recroiting ac. Council, one of 350 Camp eration of Women's Clubs Named to Northern Mich. performed. The concert was tivities. Fire councils nationwide, clubhouse in Fenkell avenue, igan University's spring 'se. repeated at Miss Veryser's Two color-and-sound audio. services over 4,500 members. Detroit. mester Dean's List were horne. visual presentatior.s are, for ages six to 17, in Wayne, Ma. Social chairman of the day DAVID WYBO, of Kenmore (Continued on Page 32) comb, Oakl:md and Living. is Mrs. Burdette Banks. Mrs. road, who achieved a 4.0 ston counties. George Sevalt, president, grade point average, and Most Camp Fire groups will officiate at the business DENISE and JENNIFER Macomb Secretaries ~ meet regularly in clubs aver. meeting at 1 o'clock. STEELE, of Nottingham Plan October Meeting aging 10 to 12 members. A road, CATHY KANE, of complete slate of program fullest potential as caring, Ham p ton road, JOHN The Macomb Chapter of offerings emphasizes self. seU-directed individuals. DODGE, of Yorkshire road, S:1 the National Secretaries As. awareness and development, Those interested in arrang. JOHN DEVOS, of Madison sociation, (International). has Fresh BrDlled Fls_, arts and crafts, out-of-doors ing for a recruitment pres- road, and JOAN FINLEY, of scheduled its October dinner c: IJInch •• d Dlmr education and skill building. entation or in just learning Woods lane, who all achieved Specl.ls. Under the guidance of a more about the Camp Fire meeting for Wednesday, Oc. at least a 3.25 grade point tober 11, at 6 o'clock at The Gr"1 Cr.p.s, IDOl volunteer leader Camp Fire program may contact the average. ~ members are encouraged to local Camp Fire staff at SChmid Haus in East Twelve explore and realize their 833-2670. • • • Mile road, Warren. (. fi I to enhance Ensign FRANK K. WAIN. ~ Elaine Kissel, of the ESP ..... your meal, DLE, son of MRS. ROGER you may wish to Development and Hypnosis It was back at. the beginning of the base of the fountain, can be op- E. WAINDLE, of Naples, B.YO.B,O,W." the summer when FRANK P. IACO- ened. That ceremony is scheduled Center, will speak on "ESP- 'Bring your own Fla., formerly of Harcourt BELL, executive vice-president and for the hospital's 200th anniversary Everything You Wanted to bottle 01 wine! road, received his Bachelor Know About It But Were ~ director of Hutzel Hospital, MRS. -in 2069. Following this year's ded- of Science degree from the Afraid to Ask." ~nday !hI 0lJ g h .~~ JOHN N. FAlUNG, (left), chair- ication ceremonies, more than 300 United States Naval Aca. nMSday 11 a m 10 9 p m. ..-'1 ••••.....".'" ,~.::::8fi:Ci:~~,. man of Hutzel's board of trustees, guests gathered at the Recess Club demy and will be assigned All secretaries and guests Fridays 11 a.m. 10 11 pm in the area are invited. Fur. Saturdays 4 pm \0 11 pm and MRS. ROBERT NICCOLINI for Hutzel's seventh annual dinner to the Pacific Fleet at Pearl aosell Sundays ,.:;;~.::,;frg;~~;:::~~~~~;.:'~w.;~&~{J~1ii1 Harbour. ther information may be ob- posed with an historic time capsule dance. Proceeds from the party, tained by contacting Carolyn • Clt.rlllg'a Know Before You Go of civic and medical memorabilia at chaired by Mrs. Niccolini, a member • • • J. Kott at 573-0563, after 6 in the dedication ceremonies for a new- ELAINE VERYSER, Yair Ho•• The planning of a trip is part of the fun. Reading up of the hospital auxiliary, (her hus- of the evening. on the countries and destinations will make your holiday ly-erected fountain on Hutzel's band is on Hutzel's medical staff), • Bllqult RDa.s more meaningful and add to the pleasure of the experience. grounds. Now the summertime has exceeded $53,000. They will be used WANT SOMEONE TO TALK TO? Your local library and your travel agent have a wealth of in- flown by ... but there's more time for further development (If Hutzel Need Help With A Problem? • C'" PilI n,... formation for the asking. You'll get ideas on where to go to go until the capsule, implanted in Hospital's facilities and equipment. far cD.,IIt. and how much time to budget. You'll be less likely to miss CaI/882-LIFE 'Irty ,1'••1111 places which are If'sser known, but which have a special Detroit Symphony Features Gielen, Mintz Ebenezer Baptlat CI-urch interest to you. LIf8.Lln~" A list of tourist affices throughout the world as well as Maestro Michael Gielen NO.9. In 1949 he performed the 778-3600 'maps, hotel brochures, weather information, etc., ore avail. makes his conducting debut Michael Gielen, born in complete piano works of Ar- 23406 Mlck able to you at TRAVElWORlD. 21127 Mack Avenue. Stop with the Detroit Symphony Germany, emigrated to Ar. nold Schoenberg in that city. REDESIGNING JEWELRY $60 by and let a professianal travel agent assist yau or call Orchestra and will be joined gentina with his family. In Returning to Europe in Using Your Gems & Gold It 9 Mil. by young Israeli violinist addition to his international 1951, his activities as a sym. 882-8190. Designed & Mode by Note Muccioi; Shlomo Mintz in perform. conducting activities he is a phonic conductor b~gan to ances at Ford Auditorium composer of some distinction; flourish. From 1960 to 1965 OilS, WATER COlOR5-, tonight and Saturday eve. he has written Chamber Var. he served as music director BRONZE SCULPTURE nings, October 5 and 7, at iations op a Bach Chorale, of the Royal Opera in Stock. MUCCIOU GROSSE POINTE LEARNING CENTER 8:30 o'clock. three c ham be r cantatas, holm. In 1969 he was ap- SnJOIO Originals by Anna Muccio/i The program includes Mo- chamber music and concert pointed music director of the GAU.ERY Hand Made Chain. al.o Oesigned Educational Consultants zart's Violin Concerto No. 5 music for piano and or- Belgian State National Or- and Made by Nale Muccioli Professional Consultation and. Diagnostic Testing and Bruckner's Symphony chestra, chestra, taking that orchestra Last April, at age 19, Rus- on its first tour of the United 85 KERCHEVAL AVE. Assessment of learning Problems sian.born Shlomo Mintz made States in 1972. Upper Front, Grosse Pointe Farms Individualized Instruction - Reading. Math. and all his debut with the DSO as a Gielen made his American Mon.-Sit. 11-5 - Thurs. Night by Appointment 882.0110 conducting debut with the other subjects, - Primary & Secondary levels. replacement for the sched- uled soloist, who was ill. New York Philharmonic in 1971. In 1977 he was named Evaluation of Achievement Mintz had already been intendant and music direc- acknowledged by many as a Registration Now Being Accepted r tor of the Frankfurt Opera. great musical talent. Isaac o . l~~:'~~~~ C ~ Shlomo Mintz first gained Limited Enrollment JCJ1t~ . I Stern recognized the boy's fame through Israeli radio potential after hearing him EACH STUDENT HAS THE RIGHT nine years ago. . and "television programs Kimberly Korner which were' heard and seen TO SUCCEED of Shops Under the continued guid. throughout Europe. Call for Information ance of Mr. Stern, and with 200/0 OFF Mack at Lochmoor Grosse Pointe Farms 881-8281 - 882-2259 Res. 343-0610 the h e 1p of scholarship o grants from Aspen and the Grand Marais .CHRISTMAS CARDS Juilliard School, Mintz has been concentrating on the de. Club to Meet velopment of his musical 40 CATALOGS - Thru OCT. 15 , gifts. The Grand Marais Garden Tickets for Thursday and Club gathers at noon Mon. 18519 MACK 'I Saturday evening at $10, $8, day, October 9, in the Lake. $7, $6 and $4 are available at crest lane home of Mrs. • AT TOURAINE Tl-\ the Ford Auditorium box of. Sheldon Drennan who will MONDAY thru SAT. 11-6 ~/e be assisted by co.hostesses fice. SUNDAY 1-4 PRINTERS - ENGRAVERS Master Charge and VISA Mrs. John Foley and Mrs. charge card customers may Cecil Schuert. order tickets by phone at After luncheon and the 962-5524. regular m 0 nth 1y business I meeting, Helen Beaumont Michael Gielen, bor'n in and Mary Case will present Dresden in 1927, son of dis. a special program on Wild. tinguished opera producer flowers. Josef Gielen, studied piano, Sixteen Grand Mar a i s composition and philosophy members journeyed to Cran. in Buenos Aires. brook House in Bloomfield Insurance Maestro Gielen began his Hills Wednesday, September career as a coach and as- 27, for the Women's National SaveMoney This Winter with sistant conductor at the Tea. Farm and Garden Associa- More Efficient Heating from tro Colon in Buenos Aires. tion's 25th International Tea. 'YW11lJl (/)amJl PHARMACY BURNHAM in-the-village RUSSELL ISLAND 100 X 250 on the Shipping Channel! Unique location close to Algonac. No cars. Perfect re- treat-5 bedroom, two-story summer residence AMERICA completely furnished. 1 Y2 baths, natural fire- Sub zero temperatures, week.long snow storms and place. Rear Canal for safe mooring - boat- high fuel costs made the last two winters the most ex. house. 1st offering. $43,000. pensIve on record. This winter promises to be Just as bad. Will you be stuck again with a cold house and high tuel bills be. WE KNOW OUR BUSINESS cause of an outdated healing system? Our pharmacists toke REAL ESTATE ONE great pride in giving you Free Home Healing Survey 1-794-9393 Now is the time to find out if your house IS ready for fast, efficient service ... the winter, Right now, Burnham.Amerlca contractors backed by years of experience. are offering a FREE home heatong survey that WIll show let us fill your prescriptions you how to heat your house mOst effiCiently. Perhaps your present system IS ready-or only needs cleaning. while you wait or use our But perhaps a new clean, qUiet hot water or stearn convenient delivery service. heating system could save 10. 25 or even 40°0 on tuel bills thIS winter. • FAEI pr.scriptlon d.lh,.ry Warmth & Efficiency • Unlqu. Gift BOUTIQUE 'Stroh's Ic. Cr.am If your present system Isn't up to another winter your • Quality Cosm.tlc BIAUTIQUI contractor can install a new Burnham-America system .Dany and Sunday NIW YORK TIMES that will give you more heat tor less money thIS winter. .10"'" Senior Clt.sen Discount on Prescriptions With Burnham-America hot water or steam heating you get clean, quiet comfort and fuel elliciency. Notre Dame PHARMACY Call/or your free, no obl/gatlOn Burnllam-Amenca Ilome Ileating survey today. II's tile best Winter Warmth In. surance you can get. BllIlAM CORPORATION HYORONICS DIVISION ~ lancaster. Pa 17604 ",..- Come Jive in the 12 story love story. - CALL ONE OF THESE BURNHAM.AMERICA CONTRACTORS. TODAY Seconds from 1.94, Metropolitan Beach and great shopping. The 1 & 2 bedroom apartments feature all the Detroit-Blue Ray GasBurner Co.869.7200 8irmillgham-M. F. DownsEngineeringCo. Romulus--HayPlumbing& HeatingCo. iUl(ury, convenience and comfort and security DeluxePlumbrng& Heatmg842.3622 642-]882 941.0055 you con imagine ... from $250 including heat DuranteMcAlprne.Inc UN4.7200 Dearbom-Great la~es Heating& Cooling SterlingHts.-Brothers HeatingCo. NatioMI Heatmg Co. UN4.8443 581.1400 468.0269; 731.4341 16926 Kercheval, in-the-village MIchiganLakesHealing& Coolrng.Inc. ML Clemens--flumlerHeatingSpecialties Warrell-AladdinHealong& Cooling METRO TOWER So.Ol9 Dc,1y 'JO 0" 10 9 P'" IMo' ,h,v F".I 8387670 758.5900 885-2154 26450 Crocker Blvd. Wm Logan Healmg 896 9001, 34].3584 791.3491 !.ot 8 30 . 7 00, Sundo)'1 . HclldQ'Y19)0 . " Pontlac-Chandler HeatingCo. 674.3411 Packag." LIquor Dealer Corner 1.9~ & Metro Parkway ~ Fln•• t Import.", Dom•• tle Win•• , Beers OverlookIng Lake St. Cloir _ 463-5857 Hows. 90 m. 10 5 pm. doily. Phone. 296.2320 A HOIIIfI H.. rlnD Survey Could Sn, You I/Ione., Tille Wlnt" ._. •• 0•• bm. n s • ., tr '. .. .,. ...- - * • - .pe_.-..r-- -.-- . --._~~-~--- _ Thursday, October 5, '978 G R 0 SSE POI ~_~ NEW S -----_._---- Page Twenty-Five ,. ~' "BfiH" like yourstyle!' \ li13NSOrt~ / 1l~8GfiSt ;,1~III f~IIII'I.l1 J,ljIllt'l 1 fl ;\1 tl~ \~U ;1 It . ftf Ii. Ih,,1 'f t, Jih Hi ill :H \(t h ~';i!.jlst~~~HH.i's"ft i'~ it!i:: }~; ~En~F} iJ1 j '.1'1 ,l; Ll n; 1'{ '1' I ! 4\ C l!l ill \H ;\j !UII!; 'v~f~'I,~~~:j'"J~{ill';'~~ tF ~~:lh III~~~~l' . {1~~'- ~~:h t;~1H t:; t1l ,. ,1, ,'. 'I':' i"' 1'" 1 . ;~, 1:' ~l~::' ..~: l:d ~.:4' 1i.( .' " it' ,; (,I it< fi <1' ;!( t1t ~;:'.~~;~~n~j~/\ ~nh~i~% ..", ~". ~H ;~' ~:ib ::'11';':; w Hi ':~~.l~~p ;;; ~~ ,;~:,' ~r~q~ :t. U! W j!: 1;1 t:l m ;11H? It! ;~~t~ .. ~~:~.(~:d;'~')~:~.(; "~ ,," "'. . ' ", "'. ::-'.~'.' ..~.... . ;- . ,,'. " ~ /'ON, J' , ' .':::,,~..::\;; ~'.:,,, : L . ,.' < ~. ii'~~::'j~;:',~:i'. I f Only l1mg tar Warning: The Surgeon General H That Cigarette Smoking Is D as, Determined angerous to Your Health 11 mgar,"I "08 mg nicotine ilV per cigilre!te, by rTC method ~ --- ...... -.:.... ., ~ .. m._ c... ~,; qEEQ 4 4 _---...... - ...... 4 #'t U ICS' e: O;oC?'\ I Co -4'4 a • c. e,=:_, J $' oueae eae S 4 54 w P. +,. Page Twenty-Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1976 ,,"", ef ~ •...••.~.;,p~•..:~Z::~J~:;:'j;"\'T , Call TlJxediJ 2-69QlJ' ;" . \::. ~~~ .~.- ,~~ 3 TrUDk lines, tu'Serve:Ioux;~oi£kJy , .. . .. ~.... , ...... ~;.(O'.~,,-~,"'-:';:..::".~.:.~...,.r :::~.. ,'lo: .. :•• ,' C ' " ' ... '. ;<:"2:'/""',,>. ,;~.. ,', " '. < " ,,/~~7(J'>'"il;:~I:;.2L' ':\;:. ;&<,.;;'~.< ADS , ... r ,'" 1A-PERSONALS 28- TUTORING AND 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED '4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4A-HELP WANTED EDUCATION I 4-HELP WANTED NEEDLEPOINT and crewel GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL , GENERAL DOMESTIC PRE.SCHOOL program, ac. pillows blucked and finish. FULL-TIME AUTO MECHANIC, certified I TEACHERS - Remedial BABYSlTTER needed for 2 EIGHT MILE and Mound REFINED COUPLE to help ed. Also needlepoint in. tivities ior growth and de- and licensed, Village Stan. Center for Primary and school-age children within area. Secretary with good maintain large home, love- struction. TU 1.7073, TU 6. velopment. Tuesday and SERVICE STATION I dard, Kercheval and Ca- Secondary level. Aft e I' 3 block radius of Defer typing and phone skills. ly private apartment plus Thursday mornings, Near &18. ATTENDANT Call 368-3410, 8:00-4:30. salary. Reply Box H.B, Central Library. 885~215. dieux, Grosse Pointe. school hours. 881-8281 -I school district. Needed be- LIGHT MECHANICAL BAHA'I FAITH - to learn , -- 882-2259. fore and after school. 7- Grosse Pointe News. EXPERIENCE NEEDED HELP WANTED - Lawn about it phone 872.8317. PRE-SCHOOL Program to 8:30 a.m. and 3:30.4:30 APPLY IN PERSON REAL ESTATE GENERAL office worker - p,m. Monday-Friday. Call maintenance. Full or part MATURE WOMAN wanted have fun while learning. time. Thomas Landscap. to care for 2 school.age A private collector wants 4 large colorful rooms. We 9 MILE AND I Familar with general ac. after 5 p.m. 823.4011. ORIENTAL RUG S, all SALES PERSON counting practices, to op- ing. 881-0292. children in my home. Mon- have space available for day through Friday, some sizes. Will pay any reason- JEFFERSON SHELL Choose your floor time. erate general ledger post- MATURE WOMAN, licensed NEEDED-Teacher needs ex- children 2lh to kinder. evenings and weekends able price asked. Please garten age for our morn- CASHIER, bookkeeper, full Broker furnishes leads. ing machine and handle beautician to assist in beau- perienced babysitter for 10 basic journal keeping. Free ty salon. Walk in 17221 month old baby girl, De. necessary. Contact Miss call 1-482-5427. Thank you. ing program from 9 to or part time, 3 positions 60% commissions. Member Smythe, references reo available. 15270 Gratiot, 2 M u 1t i Listing Services. parking, paid holidays and :'\lack Avenue. cember to June, 7:30 to PROFESSlO;.;'AL lady wishes 11:15 on Monday, Tuesday, quired. 773-6600. blocks South of 8 Mile. , Member of the Real Es. vacation, Blue Cross and 30 . h $75 Wednesday and Thursday. Hlue ShlCld, pensIOn bene. R ELI .'\ B L E PERSON to 4: In my ome., per to share her apartment tate Board. All inquiries For m 0 r e information fits available, Pleasant sur. work part time days in week. References. Call 775- WORKING MOTHER needs with same. Birmingham BARTENDERS, bar waitress. confidential at 17156 East I dependable sitter for 7 area. Leave message at 774- please call Pat at Jack & es, and waitresses. 779-3711 roundings. Handy to public ceramic shop, 881.8277 af-, 6216. Jill Nursery, 822.0046 in Warren, near Cadieux, or year old girl, 3:30 p.m.-6:00 8333. Call after 6:00. transportation. S a I a I' y ter 3:30 p.m. HELP WANTED - Experi- the mornings, and 886. call and ask for Mr. Sid- p.m. Monday.Friday, Mon. open. Call 1111'.Caskey for enced required. Gene's 2089 afternoons and eve. BEAUTICIANS-An ()ppor, zina. 882-6000, evenings teith Schooi area. 882-1426 HAPPY 886.9714. interview. PART TIME or full time job Landscaping. 885-9090. Leave message. 1ST ANNIVERSARY nings. (unity exists, for 1 full KEN BROWN INC. I for skilled lathe machinist, and 1 part time, mature, 3350 E. JEFFERSON at least 8 years experience, EXPERIENCED WAITRESS KAREN AND CRAIG, EUROPEAN WOMAN for 2C-HOBBY experienced operator, able REAL ESTATE 259-2660 to set up and run precision wanted. Must have ala professional couple, wanted you're two of the best friends Expanding corporation now I INSTRUCTION to start at once. Busy salon, jobbing parts. $6 an hour carte experience. Goo d weekly for heavy cleaning anyone could ever ask for, hiring 2-3 aggressive indi- excellent earning potential. EXT. 39 __ minimum. Call Joyce or working condition, fringe and laundry. References, and we hope you have JAPANESE BUNKA em- viduals to ttain as Real- Call Ms. Carol, Joli Salon, GENERAL OFFICE work, Barb. 822-3400. benefits. 886.1010. After 4 p.m. 88lXl333. many more happy Anniver- broidery instructions, pic- 886-7855. tors. St. Clair Shores area. saries together. tures and kits available. We 0 f fer computerized typing. iiling, and phones. PART TIME or full time- SURGEON'S OFFICE needs HOUSE CLEANING 1a d y LOVE, DANNY AND FRAN Phone 521.0660 or 885.4077 SECRETARY - Receptionist, Multiple Listing service, 372-8484. Draftsman needed with me- mature woman to work needed 1 day a week for OCTOBER 8, 1978 Grosse Pointe physician, free schooling and train. SECRETARY-Full time ,po- chanical engineering back- part time. Some experi. Grosse Pointe home. Must 2F-SCHOOLS knowledge of Blue Crossl ing, trips to Vegas, Car. sHion with Downtown firm ground to make changes, ence in receptionist work, havll own transportation. Blue Shield, Me d i car e WANTED - To rent in ribean and Europe, plus Preferably someone with additions, deletions, to pre. and assisting preferred. References required. Call forms, able to type from Grosse Pointe City or GROSSE POI NTE cash bonuses. Call Mr. Na. office experience, typing sent drawings. Resume ap- 774-8770. Wednesday. Friday. 886. Farms, a small house con- dictaphone. Full time em- INSTITUTE OF der. 778-4720. 50 wpm., general office duo preciated. $5 minimum. EXPERIENCED hairdresser 6396. dominium or apartment be- ployment, Monday through MUSIC ties, excellent benefits and Call Barb or Joyce. 822- with c lie n tel e needed, ginning Nov. 15. Please Friday. Reply G r 0 sse 4C-HOUSE SITTING Private or Class Instruction Pointe News, Box P-20. ADDING 8 PEOPLE salary, 393.1988. 9 a,m.' 3400. booth rental also available. contact 885.7231. due to expansion new branch 5:30 p.m. 384-0330. SERVICE MUSIC-piano, voice, strings, LEGAL SECRETARY, good WILL DO your needlepoint, guitar, wind instruments, DENTAL CHAIR SIDE as. office opening in Warren KITCHEN HELP - 17 and typing, shorthand pre- PROFESSIONAL 30 year old petti point, or bar z ell 0, and organ. sistant, experienced only. area. No experience neces- SECRETARY, full time, ex- older, Piper's Alley, 885- ferred. Will train. Down. Grosse Pointe woman will new or unfinished projects Excellent benefits, 4 day sary. Company sponsored perienced, 80 wpm., small ART-Drawing and painting 9130. town. 961-2250. house-sit and give loving 331-3711. Distinguished Faculty week, near Eastside. Send training program, salary pleasant offic~, 9 Mile and Mack. Reply to Box B-10, care to your pets and TU 2-4963 resume to Box E.5, Grosse from $165.$195 accoding l\IOTHER OF 2V2 year old PETTIPOINTE, needelpointe Pointe News. to ability. Call 755.6310. girl looking for mature Grosse Poil)te News. plants. Excellent Grosse and barzelio, alone in my WE HAVE space available woman to babysit, now un- Pointe references. Call home. Also lessons. 331- for children 2¥.z to kinder- SALES PEOPLE for fine art OFFICE ASSISTANT til November. 6, in my PRIVATE DANCE instructor 886.9714 after 5:30. 3711. sold in the home, thorough in my home, Grosse Pointe garten age for our after- for accounts receivable de. home. ;'\~onday, Wednesday, noon program from 12:30.3 company training. Full or Friday, from 1.6 p.m. area for 2 teenagers and S-5'TUAT'ON 2-ENTERTAINMENT part time, rapid advance- partment at our dental one adult, modern, disco, on Tuesday, Wednesday Pleast call 885-3912. BABYSITTER. housekeeper. WANTED ment. 886-0088. school on E. Jefferson. Pre. etc. Write Box G-a, Grosse BAND AVAILABLE, full va- and Thursday. Please call vious clerical experience for information. Grosse EXECUTlVE SECRETARY I Wednesday, Thursday, Fri- Pointe News. PRIVATE NURSING riety of excellent music, required with exposure to with 8 to 10 years experi- day 9-5, Care for 1 small Around the Clock for all social occasions. 1- Pointe Pre-Kindergarten, BUS BOYS Full and Part.Time. No ex. computer print outs and ence, must be well organ. child. Some cleaning, Able RECEPTIONIST wanted for In home, bospital or nursing 731.6081. Barbara Lawrence, Direc- tor. 886-4747 or 881-1948. perience necessary. Ad. dental terminology pre- ized. Good typing speed eS-1 to iive.in and run house- doctor's office. Experience home. RN'., LPN's, Aides, ferred. Excellent benefits senlial, shorthand helpful, hold of 4 children (3 in typing and answering PIANO BAR entertainment vancement possible. Ap- companions, male attend. including but not necessary. Reply to school.age) when parents telephones essential. 824- for your cocktail/dinner 3-LOST AND FOUND ply in person. Original antsl live.ins. Screened and Pancake House. 20273 FREE TUITION Jerry Bresser Conference. I tra\'el. Near transportation. 4800. bonaed. 24 hour service. party/wedding reception. 16135 Harper. Please send Grosse Pointe Farms. Ref. Pre. Bee - Gees Repertory FOUND - Woman's bracelet Mack, G I' 0 sse Pointe CALL .MS. DICKERSON Licensed nurau for insur- on Blairmoor. 881-3410. Woods. 927.1515 resume. erences. Call 886-7536 after BABYSITTER for a part ance eases. (Gershwin Porter, et. aI.) 5 p.m. UNIVRSITY OF DETROIT time working mother of 2 POINTE AREA NURSES Guaranteed to induce con- LOST - Brown female Tel" RN'S AND LPN'S days, St. NEEDED-Telephone solici- boys. days and early eve- AFFIRMATIVE ACTION WAITRESS WANTED - Ex- TU 4-1180 viviality. Call 862-4406 or rier, 4¥.z months old, white Anne's convalescent center. tor, hourly ratc plus com- nings. Prefer my home. AND EQUAL perienced preferred or will 47B-49ti0. from chin to stomach, has Cadeiux, Harper. 886.2502 mission. Future Insulation. 343-0298. QUALITY Health Care in OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 885.2694. train. Apply in person af. 2A-MUSIC tags, and answers to name or 343-0657. your home, hospital or of Dollar. Reward. 886- tel' 4 p.m. Mama Rosa's DRIVERS, full or part time. nursing home. Our profes- SECRETARY BABYSITTER-Mature wom- Pizzeria, 1 5 134 Mack, EDUCATION 1627. DIETARY AIDES needed. good driving record. 885. sional staff of registered for department of dental hy- an for 2, ages 4 and 9. My Grosse Pointe Park. 1070. PIANO LESSONS in your Mature women, 3:30 p.m.- nurses, licensed practical FOUND - Sweater on Ker. 7:30 p.m. St. Anne's. 886. gene at our dental school home, approximately 30 home. Certified teacher, CASHIER POSITION nurse~, .~~ ll4l:se's ~i4es cheval Avenue. Please de. on E. Jefferson. Must have hours. 371.4898 or 2114.2290 EXPERIENCED apartment extensive background. 884- 2502. AVAILABLE painter able to repair dry- are av'allab1e 24 hours a scribe. 885.2773. previous secretarial experi- day, 7 days a week. Phone 7635. ADULT babysitter needed in ence, and excellent typing In exclusive downtown res- wall, tools, drops, and CREDIT DEPT. taurant. Health benefits 882-6640, Medical Person- FOUND-Kerby.Beaupre vi- my home for 2 small boys, skills. Excellent benefits transportation a must. Call PIANO LESSONS, qualified and secure parking includ- nel Pool. Day or night. Cinity, prescription sun. 5 days. Call Sandy after 6 including Follow up on installment ac- 882-4560 October 5. teacher, my home. 882-7772 counts. Must be experi- ed. Call John at 962-6735. glasses in case. 885-6332. p.m. 343-0973. FREE TUITION SHARE A JOB, perfect for 2 TONY VIVIANO PIANO LESSONS - Classi. enced in dealing with the LOST - Fe mal e silver HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, CALL MS. DICKERSON TYPIST-50 wpm, wage rate friends, 4 hours daily each. Handyman cal. Accepting some begin. 927-1515 public. Downtown location $2.65 per hour. Part time Schnauzer, large ears, days, private club. Call 9.5 Good office skills includ- Carpenter Work ning students. 886-4846. UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT behind J. L. Hudson's. temporary election worker ing simple bookkeeping, friendly children's pet, re- Wednesday through Sun- and AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Good benefits. at City Hall. Applicants real estate and/or property PIANO INSTRUCTION the- ward. 882-3086. day. 331-0020. Miscellaneous AND EQUAL should apply at th City of management experience ory, harmony, improvising. GOOD Repairs MEAT MARKET needs ex- OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Grosse Pointe Woods Mu- required. Small office near Beginners, advanced, my 4-HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPING perienced counter person nicipal Building, 20025 Grosse Pointe South High. home. 885-5571. GENERAL 881-2093 part time, clean appear- COOKS SHOPS Mack Avenue, G I' 0 sse Apply now to start late after 5 p.m. RN's / LPN's ance and personable. Call Full or part-time, no experi- 962-9850 EXT. 285 Pointe Woods 48236. Tele- November. Call 882-2415. WOODS MUSIC after 7 p.m. 465.6467. ence necessary. Advancp. phone 884.6800, Ext. 30. HANDYMAN - Electrical, STUDIO ment possible. Apply in SECRETARY WOMAN to live-in and care plumbing, carpentry, and LEADING NATIONAL Exciting growth postion for HELP WANTED male, 18 for semi-invalid woman. 20551 Mack 885-0024 person. Original Pancake miscellaneous odd jobs. NURSING SERVICE REAL ESTATE SALES I responsible, mature. amI through 22. Call 331-7558 Weekends. 334-7315. 881.1349. Home piano lessons avail- House, 20273 Mack, Grosse able, Grosse Pointe South AAA Real Estate Office in after 6. Pointe Woods. nighly qualified person MATURE SALESPERSON. NEED SOMETHING moved, area. OUTSTANDING BENEFITS St. Clair Shores seeks sales with expanding property RELIABLE WOMAN to ba- Full time, Grosse Pointe delivered or disposed of? people to join their staff. REAL ESTATE Sales Car. management firm. Position bysit in my home 2 or 3 jewelry store. 881.6400. Ex. Two Pointe residents will PIANO LESSONS - Concert Top Wages Free training and many riel', 100% commission. pian'ist, Master of Music. Holiday Pay requires typing, Previous days a week. Must have perienced preferred, but move or remove large or benefits. We are the Pro- Send per son a 1 resumc. exposure to basic accounts references. 885-5132. Call will train. Specializing in advanced. Malpractice Insurance fessionals. Ask for Sue. Strictly confidential. P.O. small quantities of furni. 526-6566. payable and receivable. after 6 p.m. I Uniform Allowance CENTURY 21 Box 23, 51. Clair Shores, payroll, filing and telc. -.. STOCK PERSON, full time ture, appliances or what Shift-Weekend Differential 48083. phone answering. Speed DRIVER WANTED. Must for Eastside electrical dis- have you. Call for free esti- PIANO and vocal instruction. CHARTER OAKS 779-9792 mate. 343-0481. Beginners and advanced. writing would be a real know city, also mainten- tributor, for stock display, CHOOSE YOUR DAYS BARTENDERS, Waitresses, plus. Contact Mr. Bowman. ance help $3.50 to $4.00 shipping and receiving and Former college instructor. PHOTOGRAPHIC SA L E S ALL CARE AND ASSIGNMENTS bus boys, part-time. No 824-1144. per hllur. Apply 6400 1\It. miscellaneous. 18 years or Trombly School area. 822. specialists needed in our NURSES REGISTRY 8544. camera darkroom and fin- cxpericnce necessary. Good --- __,__ Elliot or call Larry, 921- older. Starting $3.00 per LET US PAMPER YOU earnings. Eastsidcs Best TYPIST 4030. hour. 884-4330. A medical pool. Private duty ishing departments. Solid nursing, 24 hour service. PIANO LESSONS product knowledge and a Roc k D i s co. "Trumps Wanted for downtown adver- LIVE-IN mother's helper. CALIGRAPHER NEE D E D U. ot M., Hospital, Home, Nursing MEDICAL willingness to learn a must Jumps." Apply n i g h t I y tising agency. must type Beautiful Grosse Pointe part time. Work in your Home and Insurance Cases, Graduate for all applicants. Full NOW. 8 P.M. 16.160 Harper. neat, accurate, and b(' homc. 3 chilNen, 2 to 8 own home. Call after 6:00 Call 331-4725 PERSONNEL POOL LPN's, RN's, Aides, Medi. 882-6640 time and part time posi- Must be 18 thru 22. good with delails. Excel- years. own room. TV and p.m. 882-8118. cal Technologists, Physical 2B-TUTORING AND tions open. Excellent pay BUS BOYS 1 or 2 nights per l~nt opportunity for the phone. 512 days, non.smok. Therapist, Emergency Vis- and fringes plus excellent PART TIME snowplow driv. EDUCATION BUSBOYS. part-time, good week. Excellent wages. Ap- I nght person. 962.0090. ing. mature and experi. iting Nurses. State licensed career opportunity is wait- ers wanted. Experienced wages. Apply NOW at 8 ply nightly at 8 p.m. 16360 'II WO~tA :-i-WANTED to ans- enled. Refcrences required and bonded. Operated by ing for the right applicants preferred, early retirees THE READING p.m. 16360 Harper, Trumps II 1\1 t b 18 921.5811. Patricia Zevallos, 821-4058. Call Mr. IsmaIl at Studio arper. us e. I wcr phones for Grosse _ and females welcome. 884- RAILROAD Jumps. Must be 18. Camera 881-6390 {or phone RESEARCH: Assist;~-£()r. Pointe Cab. Call 824-9424 \VAXTED - Assistant book- 7013. RALPH'S FIX IT SHOP A READING Improvement interview. Advertising Co. Good typo i between 1 p.m.-9 p.m. keeppr for downtown law PART TIME evenings and Minor Household Repairs Center. Professional Facul. . I ,--,------.,,------firm. Some experience in 4A-HELP WANTED 77~774 ty. Enroll now. weekends. 18 years or old- NURSES AIDES 109 and Eng ish usage. No' CU;RK.TYPIST for a small payroll and general office DOMESTIC 886-0750 er, ideal for college stu- NOW ACCEPTING shorthand. 821.0120. I insurance officr in South- procedures, Call 961.9139. PAINTING - Exterior and dent, applications avail. APPLICATIONS FOR ALL TYPIST:"-At h~;-~~-l~~;;] i ficld. ExcplIPnt salary and. --. -- -;- -;----- ., BABYSITTER, mature. Ref. interior. A-I references. PRIVATE TUTORING able. Grosse Pointe Com. SHIFTS, FULl, AND PART publisher nceds tvpist to: frce daily tran<;portation i :\IECHA;'I;IC or mrchalllc s ('rences preferred for 10- Free estimates. 881.2681. munity Rink. 4831 Canyon in your own home. All sub- TIME. NO EXPERIENCE work part-time at homc: from (;ru,sp Pointe ar('.1. I _ ,he1I!_I'r.._C:,ll 891.0355. __ month.old. Monday, Wed- Drive, Detroit. FITTING PROBLEMS?? Will jects; all levels. Adults and NECESSARY. PLEASANT Should typP 50 wpm ;Jc.: With other sta~L \\'111 con., WA:\TED _ Part time help I nesday and Friday, 3 to 6 sit h I I p.m. If right person 5 days take measurements and children. Certified teachers. WORKING CONDITIONS curatcly and be availablc I( ('r rr( rn IJlg ~r HI(,: for downtown law firm, I k . G SERVICE STATION atttend- draft pattern for skirt, DETROIT and SUBURBAN AND FRINGE BENEFITS. as needed. PIl'ase send I gr;]clllnlp or mntur(. 1H'r',on, fJlm;::, light typing, er-I a wee same time. rosse ant, full or part time, day pants, bodice, sleeve etc. TUTORING SERVICE APPLY BELMONT letter of application to, r('netPTlng bW,lnf',>' ',I"rld, ral1lh Call 961.9139. Pointe area. 885.8488. or night, Village Standard, Also alterations of all 356-0099 Box G.15. Gro,se Pointl'l :\0 l'xppripncI' nC(,l'.,sary i ,- . _ ." - -:-.---- - WA~TED _ Mature baby- Kercheval and Cadieux, NURSING CENTER types. CALL TU 2.4964. Ncws, An equal opportun- i otllP[ than typing l'ie;J<;pI DHl\ 1',H. ld('al Job for part sitter for 2 young children Grossc Pointe. 19840 HARPER 881-9556 Ruth. {PROFESSIONAL ity ('mployer lIJ F. Sl'nl! [(',nm(' to Groo,,(' I limp ,tndent. 8 a~m,.1 p,m, 8.5:30 weekdays. Call 881. -----,------, ' l'ointp News.!J9 Kercl1Pval., f(,r drapery cleanIng route. 5849 after 6 p.m. TUTORING CUSTODIAL/Maintcllnncp in; Grosse Pointe Farms 48236 i I'h'a'-:1l11 work. WIll train. LEADED GLASS Reading, speJling, writing FOR RENT Grosse Pointe. Forty hOllr i ilox No, C.l.'i. I AIJply Custom Drapcry EUROPEAN lady for general WINDOW REPAIR Students of all ages REAL ESTATE SALES - We have a limitcd number week. includcs S.1tllrdilv'---.---,,--.- --' Ch'an,'r, 11410 .Joseph housework every other Also buy leaded glass doors 882-0670 of openings for sales people to serve the Grosse and Sunday half day~. I3ASl\KrBALr. coa('he' lll'pd.' C:\1npeall. 3 blocks East of Thursday or Friday, 2 and windows. Pointe and Macomb County. We offer commis. Some (,vPnings Bcndits.' ed for boy.,' and girls' CYO' 1.7.'i,891,6266, a du 1t s. References reo 882-5833 lA-PERSONALS sions plus a v('ry high bonus program and a com. Call 885,4841. Steve lien.' gra<1p ,chool Call after 6 ~iAI:--:i;i'~:\'A:"'-('E~IAN f~ quired. 884.5037 after 4 puterized multi.list. For youp personal intervicw, HANDYMAN, for the unus- _._~~~ks, , ,,_p:n~._.~82.42Z6(11' 8868777, j.IIl1toriai w 0 I' k. pxperi. _p_.m_. _._,_ call Mr, Monroe at 886-anO. ual in home maintenance. FRIDAY NIGHT f'ncpd onlv. Call Mr. W. HOl}SEKEEPER . Cook. 2 Call after 6:00. Excellent FEVER DISCO Shorcwood E.R. Brown Realty 20439 Mack Avenue DENTAL ASSISTANT ._II~t1ington~ 89~1!7~5. __ __ adlllts. other help em. references, 775.7362. PRESENTS Immediate ()l)('nin~ for qualified )l('rsnn Ch:.ir.,i,k (;t':\HDS:- flll1 or part time. ployed, rcfercnccs re. Grand Openings of cxp('riellcc rNjlllrcd, ~o evcnings or Sa'l/rd.1Y~ ...IIIr!(,III... t I) reI ircps. af\pr. _ quired. 885.5756. HELP IN CARING WEDNESDAY FULL BENEFITS noon, and midnights. 521- ~ FOR THE AGED PROGRAMMER! ANALYST :wn ,I IMMEDIATE OPENINGS OR ILL NIGHT I'IIO:\E 88;; ~:i22 nr 118-1;iG[j!) FOR DOMESTIC __ SJ-;(,H 1-:'1',\ HY rpC/uircd for Low cost - quality care 18K + DOE. FEES PAID PERSONNEL: FEVER DISCO / (;ro~,(, I'olnt" law office. Any day - Anytime IBM, 370IDOS VS ASSEMBLER • Housekeepers • Cooks TEEN DISCO (; 'HId t~ ping and short. For free professional lB~f, 370 'OS!IVS/MVS ASSEMBLER • Hou ...emen.Chau(feurs Call 527.4335 GROSSE POINTE EMPLOYMENT k,lId skills r('qulr('d. Lc. consultation call MINI COMPUnm Ol'l';RATIO:\1S SYSn;MS - Day Ladies _ Maids l;:I1 l'''p(,rJPII('r not ncccs. AMC Health Care One INTERNALS ('om(' in today to dis('u,\ ~'ollr PInI,lo:.IlI('llt IIp(''\, • Nurses Aide- ,',;1I", (':Ill :\lrs SilndPfson. 751-8780 :lOd OhJcrtl\'l'S. Vip \\ork ilt mald1Jn~ Olll' ''1'1,11 Companions Call or Send Rcsume 1lI1:i.HlOIl U of M (,:lnt... to ollr many orrning,. All inlt'l'\w\\" ;11'1' - Coul'les • Nannies SEMl.RETIRED construction FOOTBALL TICKETS UNITED PERSONNEL kept in strirtcsl confu1cnl'c. HJ-:T.1 ABU:, MAT[iR~; worn. I GRO~'>SE POINTE man can repair picket all tro hahysit full time in I WANTED FOR 27208 Southfield Rd, lA:i14 :\Iack A\'(', (at Clo\('rly Hoad) EMJLOYMENT fence, refinish tables, hang Lathrup Vi1Jage. Michigan 48076 m~ !lornr. 2 thildrrn. 1 I 18;;14 Mack light fixtures, clean humid- OCTOBf.;R 7TH (;TO~se Pointc F;ll'Im (313) 559.8575 ,cilool,agr :'olliS! havc cx. (at Cloverly Rd.) iCier, cut down doors, ser~. 886-4899 885.4576 ('pl\(,Tlt rrfPfellc(,s, must GP Farn~s 685-4576 ice lawn mower. Call Ed- dm'c 881,3381. I 881.9940. , tPIP T y p • • • Thursday. October 5, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.Seven 5-SITUATION 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6C--OFFICE FOR RENT 6D-VACA TION 6F~SHARE LIVING 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED I -K-E-R-C-H-E-V-A'-L--at--B-ea-c-o-ns-.I RENTALS QUARTERS CHARLES KINGENSMITH ROO M MAT E, female, to LANDLORDS; If you have MACK & OUTER DRIVE FOUR ROOMS with bath, field-l,015 square feet, OVERLOOKING GULF, St. PROFESSIONAL W 0 MAN JILL WILLIAMS share apartment in Park. houses or apartments for Area - 6 room lower flat, preferably a working cou. $400 per month. Pete Beach, Florida. Large wants lady to live with her LAUREN CHAPMAN $112.50 per month plus rent don't be bugged with carpeted, kitchen remod- pIe, no pets or children, DANAHER, BAER, WILSON luxurious efficiency, pool, at Villa Lane apartments, Invite you to view their new half utilities. Call 9-5 p.m. phone calls; Call La Vones eled, custom drapes, sep- newly decorated, carpeted and STROH, INC. seasonal. 884-8566. Villa Lane, St. Clair Shores fall stock. Special features Sherry 961.a340 ext. 59. Renting Service - No Fee, arate entrance, separate and furnished heat. 499- 76 Kercheval Avenue ------adjoining Grosse Pointe include: a distinctive se- people screened. 773.2035. basement. Adults, no pets. 8979 after 4:30 p.m. 885-7000 LONGBOAT KEY, Florida- Shores. Rent free. Refer. lection of fine china and I Deluxe 2 bedroom, 2 bath .ODD JOBS: Gutter cleaning, 521.1595. ------1 ences required. No pets. crystal, ink well collection, painting, etc. Experienced. ALTER.WARREN, one bed- TWO BED ROO M upper, 6D-VACATJON I condominium on G u If. 468.5354. end tables, chairs, break. For services call Bill, 665. room, stove, refrigerator, HARPER-QUTER DRIVE - stove and refrigerator, RENTALS Beach, pool. Available Jan $235. 882-0287. ------uary 5, 1979. 645-9310. front, fine furniture, ori- 0934. utilities. Clean, older per. Nice upper fIat, 2 bed. 7-WANTED TO RENT ental rugs, paintings, mis- son. 773-4962. rooms, prefer couple - FORT LAUDERDALE, 6A-FOR RENT FLORIDA SCHUSS MOUNTAIN, at reo RSPONSIBLE widow seeks cellaneous artwork and TYPIST-Production, 9 a.m.' Agent 886-1190. 2 p.m. Monday to Friday, TWO BEDROOM upper in FURNISHED A luxurious 3 bedroom home sort, swimming, skiing, lower flat, Harcourt or numerous 0 the r items. Grosse Pointe and vicinity. Grosse Pointe. $250 plus SUPER 2 bedroom lower ______with covered patio and sleeps 10, by week or Trombly, within next 8 Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Non.smoker. 881-6157. security. Call after 5 p.m. with separate basement, IF YOU ARE looking for pool, in the beautiful land. weekend, 889-0307. monlhs. Call 823.0432. 371-4352. houses, flats and apart- ing section of Florida off 15115 CHARLEVOIX formal dining room, sep- VENICE, FLORIDA-Luxur. COMPANION - Nursing ex. ments, call La Vones rent- the Inter Coastal waterway. WANTED, to rent in Grosse GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE PO IN TE PARK arate kitchen with appli' iously furnished 2 bedroom perience, live-in, full days. ing service for best results. Can dock a very large Pointe city or Farms. A References. 822.5631. flat, 5 rooms, middle-aged ances. $220 monthly. Se- 2 bath penthouse condo- HOMES, estates, and grounds curity deposit required. 773-2035. yacht. All pool, gardening small house, condominium couple. Available after the I minium. Directly on the or apartment begInning searched electronically for MATURE non-smoking wom. 885-47lO after 6 p.m. G-R-O-SS-E-P-O-l-N-T-E---O-n-e-b-e-d.and lawn services provided. lost, hidden, or buried val. 6th of October. Call VA 1- Gulf. Available November Nov. 1st. Please contact an wishes home health Available lease for season uables. Call 881-3051. 8227. OUTER DRIVE. Dickerson room aparlment, kitchen, 15 to February 1st or Feb- 885.7231. care. Mornings and over. shower. $165 includes uti!. or by the month, 3 month ruary 15th. Adults only, nights. B24-o511. IF YOU HAVE a house or Area. 5 room flat. Garage. STAMP and coin collections Carpet, appliances, utili. ities. Security deposit. 885- minimum. Mr. McCourt, $1,000 month. 886-8058. MATURE WORKING couple appraised for estate pur. apartment to share or look. desires flat in Grosse ties included. $195. 882- 5503, 886.2428. 884-4428 or 886-4360. poses or private sale. Call COLLEGE PAINTERS ing to share with someone. SANIBEL ISLAND, florida, Pointe or neighboring area. CHALETI on Lake near Char- 881.3051. Lowest prices around - in. Call La Vones sharing ser. 6934. condominiums for rent Please call 921-7779 days, vice for right people. 773. GROSSE POINTE PARK-3 levoix. Swimming, fishing, teriors or exteriors - Pete LOVELY 2 bedroom lower, during 1978 - 79 season or 479-1143 evenings. CARPETING 10% above mill 2035. room apartment, heated, color TV, fireplace, phone, 881.2431 or Tim 886.0913. no children or pets, $225 parking, $200 monthl)'. 882- I boat included. Available Minimum rental 1 week cost. Mill Representative, TWO WORKmG sisters with' CHALMERS. Chandler Park plus security. 882-4245, 6689. 1 after Labor Day at reduced Both are 2 bedroom, 2 bath 20531 Mack avenue, Grosse j well-behaved, trained dog. HOME NURSI NG duplex, 882.2124. Screened porch with view Pointe Woods. area, 2 bedroom FURNISHED 2 bedroom can. rates. 884-0431, 778-4055. 2 bedrooms, East side area Total patient care. We have $180 plus security. Be- of the Gulf of Mexico 773.5605. A.MWAY - Home Products aides, companions, RN's, tween 12 and 3, 822-0226. CHANDLER-QUTER J)RIVE dominium. Lakeshore Vil_IHARBOR SPRINGS, 2 bed- Beautifully furnished. Ten LPN's, OT's, PT's, RT's for Section - Lower 5 rooms, lage. Available October 15 rooms, 1'-12 baths, modern nis, pool, shelling. Ideal Distributor. 23348 Colonial Ct. N. - S.C.S. 48080. 884- immediate placement. 24 THREE BEDROOM Ranch, stove, refrigerator, own to June 30, 1979. $400 a kitchen. Close to town. for sharing by 2 couples 7A-ROOM WANTED 4560. After 6 and week. hour availability. stove, refrigerator, carpet basement alld separ,\te en- month. 824-6478. 882-2597. Call (313) 851-4142 or LADY WISHES room, 7 ga. ends. and drapes, 1~ car trance. $180. 881-3221. (313) 642-7880. Mack area, kitchen priv. MED -CALL rage, $450 plus utilities, 1 '897~1 559.a090 DELUXE furnished apart. [ NEW ONE bedroom furn- i1eges, city bus line. P.O. year lease, security de. BEDFORD near Warren - ment, share club, 3 bed. ished apartment in Naples, PRE-SCHOOL BOCA AREA - Luxurious Box 36225, Detroit 48236. posit, no pets, available Spacious 2 bedroom upper. rooms, maximum security, Florida, 1% miles from condominium, furnished or PARADISE COLLEGE PAINTER now. 886-4049. Heat, appliances, air condi. St. Clair Shores. 771.5185. beach, 2 miles from major LOWEST PRICES unfurnished. Ocean. 647- 7C-GARAGE WANTED tioning, washer/dryer, ga- -TH-R-E-E-R-O-O-M-S-,-an-d-l-b-a-th-, shopping. Golf, tennis, 5864 or 559.7477. Ages 3, 4 &: 5 Openings. Gutters cleaned and rust- THREE BEDROOM brick rage and more. $300 per GARAGE to rent for boat Stimulating, unique and proofed. References. pool, sauna, c'\ble vision, Ranch, basement, fenced month plus security. Own. quiet working girl or old- games room, community LOVELY 2 bedroom condo and or car storage. 882- relaxed environment. Spe. GETTING MARRIED yard, etc. in St. Clair er 886.5670. er lady, no children or pets building and fresh water minium located in San 8912. cialize in diversified teach- Guy - 881-5973 Shores, close to Grosse Call after 3 p.m. $185 fishing available. $700 per Reme Club, Boca Raton er. Snacks. Near Central Pointe. Call 296-9726 after LUXURY Townhouse - 4 HANDYMAN-Tired of nag. monthly. 885-0693. month. Available monthly Florida. Available from Oc: GARAGE WANTED for car Library. 885-6215. 6. bedrooms, 2J.2 baths, fire. tober 14 to mid-January storage. 886-1615 evenings ging your husband to do EPING or for season, November place. Grosse Pointe City. COMFORTABLE SLE through April only. Mr. Next to a pool and near or weekends. those odd jobs around the FIVE ROOMS, 2 .bedrooms, Available Dec. 1. $900 BUY ING SWORDS house? Hire your own Grosse Pointe Park, heat room, Morang.Cadieux ar- Gibbons, 354-2442 or 437- beach. Adults only. 372 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE monthly. 885.7900. ea. $30 weekly. 885-7866. 2753. GERMAN handyman, painting, wall. included, no pets, refer. 1072. papering, etc. 886-1251. ences required. 882.9844. 5 ROOMS, spacious, modern, KATHRYN of the JAPANESE GROSSE POINTE FARMS- DELRAY BEACH, 2 bed. GULF, Clearwater, Sand Key East Side Real Estate. ample storage. $195 plus AMERICAN NURSE seeks private duty Ranch near Lakeshore, on room, 2 bath apartment, POINTES utilities. Deposit. Couple 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo 7:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Will do TWO BEDROOM Townhouse, large property. 5 spacious beautiful furnishings, fully minium. Adults, no pets experienced service DAGGERS, GUNS preferred. 823.1146. '. light housekeeping. Refer. central air conditioning, rooms completely carpeted equipped, pictures avail- Call owner 821-0042. IN 774-9651 ences. 893-4503. remodeled this year, new 10 MILE.Kelly Mea - 2 and furnished including a1- able. Seasonal rental, $800 HOUSEHOLD SALES, dishwasher, disposal, self. bedroom Townhouse, $335 most new appliances, ga. per month. 882.5488. T R A V E R S E CITY area, ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS 14K & 18K gold jewelry, RETIRED handyman-Minor cleaning oven. Clubhouse rage, 3 to 6 months lease. Duck Lake Peninsula. Ex. chains, rings, bracelets, month. Also 2 bedroom Security deposit. 881-5418 HILTON HEAD, South Caro. AND APPRAISALS repairs, carpentry, electri. and pool. $350 security. apartment, $305 month , elusive lakefront executive Free Consultations charms. Cash. No dealers. evenings and weekends. lina. 2 bedroom villa avail- Reply to Box 1..25, Grosse cal appliances, painting, Call after 6:30. 778-7885. with carport. 772-3649. retreat rested in the pines, 775-0366 . able by week or month. Pointe News. furniture refinishing, bro. cathedral ceiling, fireplace, Anytime ken windows, sash cords GROSSE POINTE PARK - OXFORD ROAD - Lovely CLEAN, QUIET building, a 282-7938 or 297-2530. beautiful kitchen, 2 baths, few miles West of down. If no answer call after 5 p.m. replaced. Reasonable. Ref. Beaconsfield, October 15 3 bedroom, IJ.2 bath SEMI- laundry, hug e screened FIREPLACE WOOD - Dry, occupancy, 3 bedroom low. town. Reasonable rent. BB5- CHARLEVOIX. PETOSKEY bard, $40 a cord delivered. erences. 882.0759. RANCH. 2 year lease, $525 porch, outdoor grill, tennis er, natural fireplace, wall 4934. area, modern 4 bedroom INSTANT COPIES Call 354-1456. month. Occupancy Decem chalet, 2 baths, fireplace courts, sandy beach, great to wall carpet, heat includ- fishing, near ski slopes, 10e EXPERT SERVICE ber 15. 884-0600. FOR RENT FURNISHED by week or weekend. 591. FIREWOOD for sale, $20 cut, ed, $325 monthly, security sleeps 10, references and WEDDING INVITATIONS HARCOURT - Spacious 2 SUPERBLY appointed four- 6180. $25 cut and split, $5 deliv. • Cement & Brick Work deposit $375, a year lease. security deposit required, SCRATCH PADS, 40c LB. bedroom, 2 batb upper unit bedroom Cape Cod. Avail- ery charge. 775-2215. • Insulation Not suitable for .pets and $450 weekly. 412-836-2695 Artists PMT Stats • Storms & Screens children, 864-4666. with dressing room, den able November 1st until PALM SPRINGS, 412.523.3875. Open Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 p.m. A JOYFUL JUMBLE • Small Carpentry (12x12), Jalousied terrace May 1st. Please no pets or CALIFORNIA, INDIAN HOUSE SALE • Moving DEVONSHIRE near Mack:- and laundry room on same small children. $675 per WELLS COUNTRY CLUB ECONOMEE Upper, couple, no children. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 baths DUPLEX - Hollywood, Flor. An interesting variety of an. • Snow Removal leveL Absolutely 10 vel y month plus security depos. PRINTING 882-4787. completely furnished con- ida. Clean, one bedroom tique and traditional fur- NEGOTIABLE PRICES throughout. $600 month. 1 it. $1,000 a season. 771.2825 SERVICE year lease. 881-0300. dominium. Lovely moun. niture and accessories: FREE ESTIMATES THREE MILE DRIVE-War. or 791-9168. 15201 Kercheval JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE 6B-ROOMS TO RENT tain views. 1 block from Choices like a Civil War ED CARL ren area. Nice 5 room low. at Lakepointe I Indian Wells Country Club LAUDERDALE BY THE desk or a teak dining ta. 885-7974 886-5597 er, 2 bedrooms, adults on- PLEASANT ROOM and ga. Grosse Pointe VA 2.7100 GROSSE POINTE-Two bed- A host club for the Bob SEA ble, a herb drying rack ly, garage, large base- room IO'l'er, two bedroom rage for employed lady. Hope Desert Golf Classic. ~'5A-SrTUATrON Oceanfront luxury Town ENCORE! The Resale Shop. or a maple dresser ... , ment, security deposit re- upper, appliances. 885-{)632 Kitchen privileges. No Guarded area, security gate 791 WASHINGTON quired. 884-4345. smoking or d r ink i n g house, 2 bedrooms, private 22217 Kelly Road, 5 blocks ~. DOMESTIC entrance, golf, swimming, CORNER GOETHE OUTER DRIVE • Gratiot, 3 please. TU 1.3735. beach, pool, long or short south of 9 Mile. Open Tues- .. EXPERIENCED and depend- tennis. Available for Jan- season. 963-3123 or 884- day through Saturday, 10 SATURDAY, OCT. 7TH BUCKINGHAM 5-room up. room front apartment, new- uary, February, March, Ap- , able woman seeking work per flat, stove and refrig. ly redecorated, lots of cIa. FURNISHED ROOM, home 7944 evenings. to 5. 777-6551. Quality con- 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. , . 5 days a week, Grosse rHo No pets or minor chilo signments welcome. PLEASE: NO PRE-SALES erator, $200 plus utilities, sets, goo(f transportation, privileges. Mature workin'g dren. Not less than 1 BEACHFRONT apartment, " Pointe references. 886-0851 adults only, 1-465-0422 be. 773-4612 or 366-9668. woman, non-smoking. 772. month rental. $2,500 per se Petersburg Beach, Flor. PROFESSIONAL FLORIST tween 9 and 5. 8791. SET OF FOUR, English hu. DOMESTIC HELP available THREE BEDROOM upper, month. Payment in ad- ida. Pool. Seasonal. $600 working at home special. morous fox hunting prints. vance. References reo for any day of the week. HARPER-DICKERSON - 2 wall to wall carpet. 573- 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT monthly. 884-8566. izes in silk showers and Over 100 years old. 821- 293.1717. 7730. quired. Phone 313-M2.a329 arrangements, $8 and up. bedroom lower, garage, se. SANIBEL ISLAND, Florida. 1556. curity, $175, immediate oc- KELLY ROAD near 8lf.! Mile or after 6 p.m. 642-8091. 839-6434. LADY WISHES 5 days as H ARC 0 U R T in Grosse 950 square foot medical. Walk right out your door MATCHING solid Cherry cleaning lady, references. cupancy. 527.1540. Pointe Park, 2,800 square den t a I suite. Excellent ON THE OCEAN-Pompano I onto the beach from this GOING OUT OF BUSINESS bedroom set, king size bed, 822-8698. Gulf front condominium LAKESHORE VILLAGE, 2 foot luxury apartment, all parking. Beach, Florida. Studio ef. SALE 2 night stands, chest of with pool and tennis. bedroom, Town. kitchen appliances furn- KELLY ROAD - 2 1 a r g e ficiency, nicely furnished, SAVE UP. TO 90% drawers, dresser, $1,800. MATURE WOMAN wishes to 2 bath Sleeps six. $225 per week be companion, excellent house on Lakeshore Road. ished. 10 minutes from rooms. Air conditioned, ~x. pool, sauna, shuffleboard, We lost our lease and must B24-2560. before December 15th Grosse Pointe references. Totally remodeled, central RenCen, $750 including cellent parking. near shopping and church- close our warehouse store heat. References required. $365 per week after. Call forever. We are forced to DR 1-4297 or 372-4330. air, carpeted, all new ap- MACK, South of 9 Mile; 2,482 es, available till December 824-4490. (216) 255-7778. sell over 5,000 pieces of 4 FAMILY GARAGE pliances, plus washer and square feet. Excellent of. at $100 per week. $250 per . PARTY HELPERS - Two week or $800 per month new high quality furniture SALE dryer, clubhouse and pool NICE 2 bedroom apartment, fice space. Rent includes FLORIDA KEYS resort - 2 experienced South High beginning in December. at d r a s tic a 11 y reduced Available December 1. partially furnished, adults, utilities and janitor ser- bedrooms, fully furnished, 606 RIVARD Seniors, all types of par- $450 per month, no pets. Photographs available. 791- prices. City of Detroit per- no pets. 881-0258. vice. Save on sub-lease De- boat dockage, games room, mit number 1433. Tree's Absolutely no pre'sales. ties. Ann 882-9379. Mau. 771.0920 evenings. 343-1568 4192 after 5 p.m. pool, sauna, deep sea fish cember 1, 1978 through Furniture Warehouse show reen 882.2286. days. UPPER - Beaconsfield be. August 1, 1981. ing, etc. Weekly, monthly, Some antiques, silver and tween Mack and Warren, LOVE THE beauty of nature room, 11371 East State EUROPEAN WOMAN, own TEN MILE near 1-94; 1,011 or seasonal rates. Contact porcelain. FIVE ROOM apartment, 885 carpet, stove, refrigerator, in the Fall? You'll like Fair. 521-2300. Open Sun. transportation, recent ref- square foot general. office. Betty Scircle, 1.305-852 Nottingham, stove, refrig- $165 plus security. 773. the Kaptain's Kabins on day 12.5, Monday. Friday Saturday, October 7. erences, desires day work, Four large rooms. Excel- 8437. erator, $200 monthly plus 6338. Elk Lake. Housekeeping 10.9, Sat. 10-6. 10 to 4 p.m. after 5, 881-3718. utilities. Open 11-12 Sun- lent parking. cabins for a night, week- SKlIERS, 2 miles to Caber- ATTENTION pre-schoolers! day, October 8. UPPER 5-room flat on Bed- 23 MILE ROAD near 1.94; end, or week 885-9365. fae. Five bedroom ranch, SC-CA TERING ford near Mack. Call 754. up to 4,800 square feet. Stimulating, cheerful and UPPER FLAT. Harper and 2 bath, 2 fireplaces, fam reI a xed environment. RUMMAGE 3400 daytime, 774-1199 af- Brand new. Rent includes FORT MEYERS Beach, Flor. ROSELUND Outer Drive. $160. 791-5659 ily room, barn, garage, 6 Small groups. Tuesday and ter 5 p.m. utilities, janitor service. ida Yacht and Racquet acres. 616-389-2833. SALE We really only do what you Thursday openings. 885- BEST IN DETROIT GROSSE POINTE WOODS, HARPER, NOTTINGHAM, 4- Near new K Mart. Club Condominium. 1 and 6215. do yourself . . . serve an 3 bedroom Cape Cod. $400. 3 bedroom condominiums POMPANO BEACH - Main AREA elegant meal or an equally room apartment, carpeted. INVESTMENT Opportunity: Call Friday. PR 8-0890. $165 monthly plus security High risk, high return; complete with towels and floor condominium, ocean CLEANING OUT? Call OP. Grosse Pointe Woods elegant cocktail party. But linens. Use of private pool, view, pool, 2 bedrooms, 2 when we do it, you don't deposit, with heat, 821-4437 commercial building sub- ERATION LINC, 331-6700. Presbyterian TWO BEDROOM upper, Som- ject to 5 year lease. $25,000 tennis courts and boating baths, nicely furnished have to. Entertaining is to erset and Warren area. We help charitable organi- Mack at Torrey EXECUTIVE RENTAL. Mint down required. facilities while in walking Season preferred. No chil- zations. Donations tax de. enjoy. Call 331-2919 or 882- First and last month's se. dren. No pets. Arter 5 p.m between 7 and 8 Mile condition, 4 bedrooms, 2 NEEDED: Office space, com- distance of the Gulf. 689- ductible. You drop off or 2601. curity, references required. 0099. 294.a745. Friday, October 6 881.3565 after 5 p.m. baths, carpeting, draperies, mercial buildings to lease we pick up. JOJO'S CATERING for all kitchen appliances includ. or sell. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. BOYNE SKIERS, comforta. CLEARWATER 0 N Sand occasions. No party is too GROSSE POINTE PARK on ed. $625 monthly. Call 882. Call Virginia S. Jeffries, Key-Deluxe condominium PIA.'l'O LESSONS - Group, I Saturday, October 7 ble 3 bedroom Chalet big or too small. 771.-8568. I Beaconsfield. 3 bedroom 7969 after 6 p.m. Realtor 882-0899. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, living Private. $11.75 a month. 9 a.m. to 12 noon available by day or season. I lower. Stove, refrigerator, 1 MARYLAND-Conveni. room and dining room 1 hour a week. 885-6215. 1326 778-4824. 6-FOR RENT dishwasher, carpeted and ent' one bedroom apart. EAST WARREN.Bishop area kitchen, private terrace: UNFURNISHED garage. $250 plus utilities ment $190 per month, heat private pan e 1e d offices, DELRA Y BEACH, Florida- Gulf beach, heated swim. RESALE SHOP and security deposit. No included. Immediate occu- reasonable rent, phone an- South 0 c e a n Boulevard ming pool. tennis, fishing 17150 Maumee, rear of Unitarian Church, one block Absolutely GREAT pets. 777.a929 after 5:30 pancy. Security deposit and swering available. B85- Townhouse, 2 bedrooms, 2 Adults, no pets. Season north of Jefferson, Grosse Pointe City. Open 10 a.m. LAKE VIEWS p.m. references needed. Call 0840. baths, available October. available, $1,000 a month, to 3 p.m., Wednesdays. Also 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays. December 15th. Minimum $550 bi-weekly. Owner. Fall clothing for kids and' adults. Knick.knacks, dish. Luxurious 1 and 2 bedroom TWO BEDROOM lower, mod. M i k e Larsen, 963.9037 TWO ADJOINING offices, ern kitchen and bath, dish. workdays for appointment. one 15x16, one lOx18, air one month rent. Call 885- 773-4876. es, radios, toys, even typewriters. ALL BARGAINS. apartments. Include car- I 7890. CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME. 882-9755 peting, drapes, dishwash- washer, carpeted. Hillcrest, LOWER FLAT for rent. 2 conditioned, parking, car- i TWO BEDROOM, IIh bath er, central air, pool, cable. Grosse Pointe Farms, $400 bedrooms, fireplace, ear- peted, newly decorated, home, st. A u g u s tin e vision. month. 882-5467. peting, garage. No pets. Service drive of Ford ex. 1 SEE FALL COLORS Shores, Florida, Available Now available from 52.'>1F.:ASTLAWN, Det. Cot. $300 includes heat. Harper pressway. Harper Woods. MICHA YWE, 7 miles December and January 886-4654. $250 per month tage in rear. 4 rooms, 2 and Cadieux area. 759-2384 882.Q866. Storage area 10 II south of Gaylord. Club A R Pointe Service arc bedrooms plus storage or 585-5290. by 22 also availab!:~____ house, indoor pool, 3 AT METRO TOWERS 6E-GARAGE FOR RENT Model open daily As leaders in the community in Household Sales, room. $135 per month. Se- CAJUnAGE APARTMENT- GROSSE POINTE WOODS I ~a:~~ba:ati~~in~i,Sh~~fi including Sunday CAR AND BOAT storage. 21 curity deposit. 977.7463. 5 rooms including heated 21316 Mack and Aline, 2.500 : and more. Beautiful Estate Liquidations and appraisals . . . please call feet long. 881-3392. (after 5:00 p.m.) , .. Jeanne Roddewig, 881.7518 and RESPONSIBLE widow seeks garage space, $400 per square feet for profession-I home with 4 bedrooms, Near 1.94 Donna Alexander, 771.3438. and Metro Parkway. lower flat, Harcourt or month plus utilities. Quiet al or officc usc only. large i 2 baths, modern kitchen 6F-SHARE LIVING Trombly, within next 8 tenants essential. 882.5023 rear parking lot 884-1340 with dishwasher, color 296.2320 463.5857 QUARTERS Serving you for 7 years with integrity and expertise months. Call 823.0432. I after 8 p.m. ~_~6.-~~6B.. : TV and fireplace. By .. please call for free consultation. ELDERLY COUPLE or per FIVE.ROOM lower, available ------BEAUTIFUl I I 5 week or weekend. 885. Novcmber 1. Manistique at TOWNHOUSE - Clinton C I ,ower arge . MACK AVE:'IIljE. Grosse 3211 for price and pho- son to share nOM)'; in Townsh]'p. 15 and I.I'ttle ha mers.Jefferson area. Pointe Farms. 1 to 4 rooms Grosse Pointe with clderly Outer Drive $200 monthly - ~- Wor k'109 aduIts. 882737- 9. available. Ideal for doctor tos . including heat, stove and Mack, 2 bcdroom, bas " Scottish gentlcman. Priv refrigerator, first and last ment, working co up Ie. QUIET BUILDING vicinity or othcr pro{essioD:\1. Cen... ileges. freedom of homc month's rent and security $295 a month. Walker & of Wayburn and Alter tral aIr. LEELANAU PENINSULA and all meals furnished in WANTED advanced. 885.1900. I Assoc. 824.2800. Road. Call between 1.9 pm' MACK AV}O;:'IIUF..!lOO square on Good Harbor Bay, return for meal prepara ------.--- 824.9424. " foot storc or office bui~d. k' h' h f tions daily and small house by SA-SITUATION DOMESTIC mil near Mack.Warren In- La c MIl' Igan, nort 0 hold chores. Include refer. I ______---- I U-P-P-E-R-F-L-A'-T-,-s-to-v-e-a-n-d-r-c-.I terscelion. Owner will re. Slceping B ear San d ences in resumc. Reply Box J frigerator, Grosse Pointe decorate, $450 month, Dunes near Leland, 6 M.25, Grosse Pointe News DuMouchelle's MINUTE MAID CLEANING SERVICE Park, $275 monthly. 823- IllGBIE MAXON bedrooms, 21h baths, 1878. 886-3400 I color T.V" 2 fireplaces, 6J-HALLS FOR RENT Oriental Rugs' Antiques' Fine Paintings. Jewelry Save time and trouble - hire a professional cleanin~ , Fine Furniture , Crystal , Sterling • China crcw to come in and do your cleaning - fast and NEWLY-D-E-~-I--G-N-A-T-E.D--n-a.IM~H:DIATE OCCUI'ANCY. i ~~Sr~~vaafsh~~u~:~ :nud dependable - weekly and bi.weekly specials offered. tional historical apartment Medical SUIte. at 20871 Timberlec Hills Ski Re- HALL FOR RENT Complete ESTATES or Single Items building, in Corktown, 2 Mack Av('nue, G r 0 s S c sorts. Golfing, and gor- AIR CONDITIONED HIS FALL'S EXTRA DUTIES SPECIAL rooms available. If you I Pointe Woods, !hree treat. I geous fall colors. Excel. INSTANT CASH or on consignment decorate your own apart. ment rooms. private office. I lent lake trout and sal. Amvets Post #57 $2;; FOR OVEN CLEANING ,All Occasions Phone Us At ment, I will give you your I waiting room. laboratory mon, By weck or monlh. 264-8207 second month's rent in ex. and rcstrooms. Call 881.: 886.5223 or 882.1100 , CATERING 963-6256 or 963-0248 changc. 885.4934. 6900. I Holl Monager, 77.-1 1~5 \ ,n OS'.S pc aa acses.ar ••••••• s'ss •••.•• ••••••••••••• dC. -- ~> ~ ,,-.> -, - ,.-- - r-'--7 -T r __ ;- ~7~"""-' .*!'~~-----~------~--~ .. Page Twent)'-Eiqhi G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, October 5, 1978 8-ARTICUS FOR SALE -8--A-R-T-IC-L-E-S-F-O-R-S-A-L-E-S--A-RT-'-C-LE-S-F-O-R-S-A-L-ES-ARTICLES FOR SALE S-ARTICLES FOR SALE S-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 9-ARTICLES WANTED SOFA 92.inch - c rea m BRASS fireplace screen with GARAGE SALE-4159 Bish. STEAM BATH sauna, $150. GARAGE SALE, Oct. 5.8. TWO HENDREDON chairs MOVING TO Arizona, 2 kit. WANTED-Furniture, glass- glove vinyl, $700, new $200. andirons, glass top patio op, Friday, Saturday, 9 Very good condition, after 14974 Coram, Detroit. and sofa, suitable for reo chen sets, 2 large rugs, ware, knic.knacs, dishes, Needs surface repair on table and chair, gas base a.m ..5 p.m. 5. 779.4999. upholtering, black nauga. some furniture, lots of mis. household items, odds and seat cushion. 884-7969. heater and misc. household .. ----- GARAGE SALE - 3 family, hyde.type sofa, metal frame cellaneous. Wed n I' s day. ends, musical instruments, items. 884-6262. THREE.FAMILY garage sale GAR:\GE SALE, Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Oc- Thursday, 10.5, 619 Higbie Hummels, Hummel plates. GARAGE SALE - Plus . - 808 Lakela!!d, 5 blocks FrIday, October 5-6, 9.4, tober 6 and 7. 10 through $25, matching chair $15, Place, North of Morning- and old dolls. 774-7142. books and puzzles. Stop 140" (WHITE) electrIC range, East of CadIeux, October 5 new stove hood, TV, toys, 4. II 53 Whittier Toys man' bike, 886.8862. side. by! Thursday, I? a.m. to 3 good condition. 881.7431. _ ~~~'-~~ I ~Illl~ren'~ clothes" ,n~is~el. books, clothes, line~s, elec: GARAGE SA-LE-Senior'Girl BEST MONEY paid for color p.m. 956 Washmgton. STOVE REFRIGEHATOR aneous .. }915 LodCl.)ek tnc heater and much more. Scout Troop 327, 100'5 of TVs needing repair. Up to GARAGE SALE - Thurs. ! ,. .' I ------, GIANT 3.family garage sale. items, Saturday, October 7, Steve Carpe.t glassware, $40. 777-1612. DRAFTING TABLE, 4 feet day, Friday and Saturday. table a.nd 4 chal.rs, mlscel- I TIIO:'oIA~VILLE dining room' ONE -YEAR OLD couch with corner Edmundton and c lot h i n g, reasonable. by 3 feet. Call after 330. 900 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. 19571 __ lancous. 884.7282~ set. Wltl,1 o~tagon tab~e~ 61 matching chair, misceJ!an. TELEPHONES Wanted - Charlevoix, 0 f f Marter, Thursday, Frjday, Satur. 882.9057. I Stanhope Grosse Pointe Y A R D SALE f.'t cha~rs, 2 led VI'S and c1una 1St d 9 - 6 885 Grosse Pointe Woods . Looking for old ones but 1 day, 10 to 7 p.m. 5543 . 1 Woods ' .' Uln.l.ure, cab met $500, Baker black ~ous'. a ur ay, . interested in all kinds. Any COAT - Black Broadtail, small. apphan~es, dishes, leather armchair $135 Ceo St. ClaIr. GARAGE SALE - Saturday, Buckingham, between War- condition. 882-2079. . 0 $2 b ff" ----. clothlOg and mIscellaneous . ' . 9 to 5, 1972 Allard Avenue ren and 1.94. sIZe 1. 50 or e~t 0 er. I Al>Y'S Raccoon Jacket S at udr d S d y 521' flse and peach table With NATURAL ranch mink coat, Grosse Pointe Woods. 886-6295. I • new small very beautif~ 72 5 5 a1Y112a5nR un.ta . D' ivory and inlaid wood, asking $900 or best offer. BASEBALL cards, old and . , . . ' , OSSIer, e- $275 885-9368 FIVE:PAM-iLY gaiage--sale=- GARAGE SALE-October 7, new, for collection, will ANTIQUE h . k'd I' exceJ!ent condItIOn, $300. troit near Whittier. " Evenings after 6. 755-1508. Saturday. 10.5 p.m., 799 ma ogany I ney 885.0862 US ------Continuous.c1ean toaster pay. 296.9635. shaped desk with chair, ex. :... .. ONE PAIR of antique brass ED COMPUTER card file, LENNOX plates by Boehm- o ve n, small appliances, Sunningdale Drive. children's, ladies' and FLEA MARKET WANTED - Tractor with cw'ellehnt COh~ditiOn,3 $20 °. OLD ITE:'oIS - Set of 12 candlabras $115, used 12 ~~~:x:~'5-4;;~~l1ent condi- '70 to '78 Bird; '73 to '7B Every Wednesday as er, W Irlpool cyc 1e. :-Ioritake dishes, vases, foot pool liner. Good con. Woodland Wildlife; 13" men's clothes, swing set, front loader. 296-9635. 13 inch and 15-inch wheels, ALCOMO'S CASTLE 5 speed,. 4 years. Dryer'l glasses, plates, platters, dition. Used ceramic molds 4B" ROUND dinette dropleaf Bird of Peace. All 24 carat TOP DOLLAR paid, we buy fireplace grates, toys and 9 Mile and Harper gas Whlr~pool, 8 years'l compotes, Tudor teapot, Call after 6 p.m. 3724049. table, 4 chairs, 7 golf clubs gold trim. Will sacrifice. books and libraries. Grub games galore, household 773.0591 u~ed. by Widow, both $150. iron kettle, tea kettle, Sin. GARAGE SALE _ Six fami. cart and leather bag, cash 885-3076. Street - A Bookery. Rare items, industrial sewing SA-MUSICAL PIcnIC tables, dose ?ut" gel' sewing machine, ward. lies. Toaster. new ironing only, 884.6464. I BEDROOM SET _ 4 poster machine and more. 1932 books bought or taken on custom made by cabmet I robe trunk steel trunk b d consignment. 15038 Mack, maker, 6 and 8 ft. length.,! colored fruit jars baskets' oar, skates, jewelry, CHURCH AND school sale: bed, box spring and mat. Huntington between 7 and INSTRUMENTS Grosse Pointe Park. 824. 886-4640, evenings. stereoscope, tools, ,"ork' men's and women's c;oth- October 12 from 9 a.m ..5 tress, 2 end tables, dress. 8 Mile off Mack. Thursday VIOLIN, bow and case, % 8874 . •y ing, purses, shoes, boots, p.m. and October 13 from ers, chest on chest, all 9 to 5. size. Excellent condition. 4 PIECE playpit sofa, cocoa I. bench. 885-5895. records, 2 cribs, material 9 a.m.-12 noon. 1444 Mary. pieces glass topped. Ma. SOFA AND loveseat, Hercu. 331-{)873. DETROIT Book Seller - brown, still under warran' AFTER MOVING in sale _ and much more. Friday land, Grosse Pointe Park. hogany breakfront. Above Ion plaid Contemporary' . Seeking library furniture ty, $350 or best offer. Call Saturday, October 7, 9 to 3. and Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 197B HUMMEL plate, asking items complete $1,200. No style, 4 years old, will sell PIANOS WANTED in good condition. Also after 6 p.m. 886-7431. Green print sofa $80, soll'd p.m. only! 1971 Broadstone, $22 bargaining. Must be moved separately. Best offer. 774. GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles needs many books on :Mich- . l cherry soffee and step ta. Grosse Pointe Woods be. 5 or best offer, 779.5235 in one week. Also Wood. 6823. and Small Uprights. igan history, Ci'lil War, WALNUT organizer cabmet, bles $50 each, chest of tween 7 and 8 Mile off MODERN COUCH and chair ward wrought iron table UPRIGHT KIMBALL piano TOP PRICES PAID photography, occult, cook cost $550, sell $275. Copy drawers $50, chifferobe Mack. $275 or best offer. 839.2072 set. Pineapple base 6 newer 36" Roper gas stove: VE 7-0506 books, biographies, limited machine, 3M, $45. AM/FM $125, Roper ceramic top NEW THREE.speed man's matching chairs and tea playpen, jumper seat, baby and signed editions, leather 8 track portable stereo stove $150, 2 sets track bike, $55. 884-1605. UPRIGHT FREEZER, 18 cu- table, $600. 6 bird prints, I bic foot, excellent condi. bl k d Id f supplies, lamps, chest of HAMMOND ORGAN - Con. bounds, early juveniles, $50, 55 tapes $75. Small lights $50 each, old white ac an go rames. drawers $15. 331-714£. sole, Hammond speaker & autographs, old movie etc. safe $25. Attache $25. In. sewing machine $30, 2 sets CUSHlI.""AN forma I d"mmg tion. Must sell, Magna'lox Gran dfath er cIoc.k 1332. - ':OW t 2 I D 17.inch TV. 771-2273. GARAGE SALE, new and Leslie speaker. Must sell. Prompt payment and re- truder alarm, 3M, S100. twin mattresses and box room se , eaves, 8 UX. 3516. used small and large items, 821.8722. moval, at your conveni- Dou ble sIeepmg. bag an d spnngs. $20 eac,h lOll-ga on berry chairs, hutch has BASSETTE HUTCH - No HAND U'DE qUI'lts, com- ence, call John King, 9£1- 25 F II b II . U II ~hina top. Call after 5:30. ,,= girl's 3.speed. bike and ORGAN _ Thomas Electric air mattress, $ . u I' aquarium. 1U any sma 371.9299. base, Fruitwood finish, forters. Great Christmas uch 0622. Thank you. helmet, $25. 8674610. items, 276 Kenwood Court, 65% inches wide, 51 inch- gifts. 822.1850. :n more, miscellaneous I Color Glow. Dual keyboard. Items. 3605 Balfour, Thurs- One octa'le foot percussion near Beaupre. No pre.sales. , I es tall, 4 glass doors, indio WANTED-Pol"lacrib in good FIREPLACE fender, antique NEW P.D.P. OPEN, 4% reet lighting, $500. 886. SEARS COLDSPOT refriger- . day, 10-4. J sound, bench. Stereo head condition. Call after 6:00 brass 50", t.Win an d dou. F R E N C H PROVENCIAL light, strung $50. S-555 5652. ator, white, 11 cubic feet, GARAGE SALE at 20878 set. $550. After 4:30 777- p.m. 882-8118. ble bed, 70" couch, 2 up- sofa, 84 inches, chair, cock. Equipe bindings $55. Other 4 years, $150. GE washer, Country Club, Harper Wds. 6566. holstered chairs, rust col. tail table, on octaagon ta. ski equipment..881-2162. ESTATE AUCTION located good condition $50. 343. FridaY-Saturday Oct. 6.7 - SHOTGUNS and rifles want. ored. 885-1087. ble, 2 years old. Call 527. NICE HOME wanted for 22437 Milner, S1. Clair 0966. 9.4. ' , ROMA HALL ed. Parker, Fox, Smith, 7672 after 5 p.m. large Ficus plant, approx. Shores, off of Jefferson, ~ . ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET Winchester and others. ESTATE furniture sale, liv- GARAGE SALl'.o, baby furm. 24D45 Gratiot East Detroit Private collector. 478:5315. RUMMAGE SALE, old axe imately 7'x7'. No fruit or Saturday, October 7, 11 BEDROOM SET, carpeting, ing room, dining room, bamboo roll-up curtains, ture, clothes, toys, extra first show Sunday Octobe; bloom. Leaves like ele. a.m. George A. Younes, ESTATES WANTED bedroom, appliances, etc. $3, Ash basket $3, small Auctioneer for information sofa bed, entertainment long double bed, sofa and 8th 9 a m -4 'F . ' $5 h th . phant ears. Transportation chair, miscellaneous house. f' t" . dP.md'I or m. We will buy complete estates Oct. 7-8. 885-6039. r adl05 eac, 0 er mls. 7724110. center divider, n a t u r a I cellaneous, 2 lovely table if needed. B85.3141. hold items. Friday.Satur. orm~ IOn an ea er res. or household liquidations. pine bookcase, 10 feet long. da)', October 6-7, 10.5. 4986 ervatlons call J. C. Wyno, GARAGE SALE Oct. 6-7, lamps, silk shades, $10 HAMMOND ORGAN, Model Also bu y i n g antiques, FENCE-4 foot rustic picket, Call after 6:30. 8B6-7127. Hillerest, D:!f.oit. . 773-7803. 25123 Ronald, Roseville, each, 886-0958. Six 8 foot sectipn, $25 total No. 5295. Excellent condi. china, crystal, silver, jew- 10 Mile and Kelly area. 885-0697. tion, percussion autochord, WOODARD ll.piece patio COPPER TONE FiUG-jDAlIill 8B-ANTIQUES fOR elry, furs, paintings, ivory, LOVES EAT, beautiful green automatic rhythm, anima. furniture with pads. $550 electric stove. Good condi. SALE cloisonne, and Meissen. CHERRY dining room table, brocade, Mohair, $135. 886- SKI RACKS, barree after I tion, cassette recorder. 882.6297 evenings. tion $65. 881-7270. Prompt payment. LEE'S, double pedestal, oval pe. 0958. and keys, $22 and SR.I00 $1,500. 88H,314. HUTCH TABLE, $475; day 20339 Mack Ave. 881-8082. WHIRLPOOL gas stove, $60, GARAGE SALE--Oetober i can dining room table. 8B2- $18. Mercury 74 GR 78.14 bed with rope springs, DISASSEMBLED, Sol e x, excellent condition. Dehu. 9.5 p.m. 1091 South Ren: SAFES WANTED - Almost 0408. steel radial tires. 4 tires I SCHWINN girl's 16.inch pink $335; firm. Appraised. 886. apartment size refrigerator midifier $25, 884.9518. aud. any condition. Woods Lock and rims, balanced, $85. good condition $20. 886. 6295. STEREO cassette deck-JVC. no freezer, go.cart with en- 771.3143. 4797 after 5:30 p.m. MOViNG -=Room,size puri. and Safe. TU 1-9247. KD-15, $140. Call after 5 gine. Best offers. 8B54934. GREEN COUCH, extra long, fier, pool table, television, I MAHOGANY dining room comfortable, $150 or best . ALL ORIENTAL WANTED: slot, pInball and p.m. 821-659£. GARAGE' SALE, Saturday, sofa, chair, miscellaneous. SUPER LADIES' tabl(', needs l:efinishing offer. 343.0838. 366.7180. RUGS gambling machines. Old PAIR French doors, pair October 7, 9:30-5, 1589 Hol- $50. Porta.crib playpen, coin operated games from CLOTHING SALE WHIRLPOOL refrigerator. Bought for 50% more than double hung windows, com. lywood, G r 0 sse Pointe folding cot, gold Toile king. LONG AND short beautiful penny arcades or amuse- Woods. Refrigerator, dish. plus girls e1othing, .wrought Best offer. 882.8708. dresses and coats, like new. dealers would pay. Please plete, good condition. Call size spread, matching cur- ment parks. Old Coca.Cola washer, crib, playpen, bug. iron table and chairs, crys- Sizes 7, 9, 14, 16. Stuffed call 1-663-7607. 889.0586. tains, VA 1-6087 after 6 TOURMALINE MINK, full advertising items and ad- gy, car seat and more baby tal chandelier, pictures animals, like new, 1450 Ed. p.m. length coat, sizt! 9-10. Val. KENNARY Kage Antiques. vertising items from beer items. Clothes, men's size and paintings, and miscel. mundton, Grosse Pointe HUGE Garage Sale - every- ued at $2,000. Best offer. Hours: Wednesday-Friday, and pop companies, Musil! medium, woman's small, laneous ljousehold items. Woods. thing reasonable. 3448 ana FURNITURE and miscellan- Leather and sheared musk. 12-4, Saturday 9.5. Cadieux boxes and electric pianoi. some matrnity, many mis. Saturday, Oct. 7, 9 a.m. to 3471 Buckingham off Mack. eous, porch furniture, por- rat with Tourmaline mink at Warren. 882-4396. Call after 6 p.m. 882-8692. cellaneous items. 4 p.m. 523 Barrington, table dishwasher, Suzuki CLOTHES DRYER - Gas, '?riday and Saturday. collar. Valued at $475. Sell (so u t h of Jefferson), bike, trae!or, sewing ma. Norg.e~ excellent operating TOP $$ PAID for color TV's $250. First or best offer. KENNARY KAGE Antiques CLOTHING SALE - All COLECO POOL, 3 feet by 12 Grosse Pointe Park. chine, exercycle, wicker conditIOn $75. Refrigerator needing repair, '174-9380. 882-6583. Frost.Free, Norge, excel. Flea Market. Every Satur- kinds and sizes. Many feet, filter, ladder, 2 pool furniture, king-size head- CO'lers, 6 extra cartridges, HOME FURNISHINGS and lent operating condition day 9 to 4. Cadieux at East WAN TED: leaded glass worn once. Boys, toddlers board. 886.3377. WALNUT DRESSERS with $50, 11467 Somerset. garage sale, sofas, chairs, $150. Bar stools, wood, swi. Warren. 882-4396. doors and windows. Marble to age 14. Mens large, occasional and dining ta. LARGE FREEZER chest, 3 marble tops. Dining room vel, upholstered wit h top tables, dressers and Quinan shirts, like new. GARACE SALE, household bles, kitchen sink, desk, years old, $200 ..824-2560. set with buffet. Jenny Lind backs, set of 4, $50 each. A PRIVATE COLLECTOR commodes. Vi ct 0 rl an Sports coats. Jackets. Worn- items, clothes, Friday noon etc. Friday and Saturday, beds, cut glass and hand. 886.6426. WILL PAY ANY REASON- couches, ladies and genUe. ens 9-12 fur coat. Young Saturday. 10219 Lanark, absolutely no sales before 35" ROUND glass cocktail painted china, marble man. ABLE PRICE ASKED FOR men chairs. Old oil and girls, sweaters, dresses, between Cadieux and Mor. Friday 9 a.m., 1851 Nor. table, Spanish, gold base tIe dock, miscellaneous GARAGE SALE - Vanity OLD ORIENTAL RUGS - leather glass lamps, cut shoes, boots, leather hand ang, 2 blocks West of Har. wood. $100. Walnut commode end chairs, etc. Moving. MUST dresser and tables, Copper ALL SIZES. crystal. Silver pieceI, pic. bags. Coats. Rocker, an. per. table to match each $50. SELL. 882-6583. stove, wooden ladder, 3935 1.482.5427 WANTED TO buy: Kitenger ture frames and oriental tique lamp, collectables, Somerset. TU 1-0843. rugs. Consider anything ORGAN, Hammond T.5, auto. Williamsburg reproduction ~7;~~~ wickcr desk, $150'1 GARAGE SALE - Hamily, ABLE TO PAY top doUar dishes, glass w.are, plant from Vie tor j a n period. matic rhythm, excellent living room and bedroom . Thursday, Friday and Sat- HOUSE PLANTS, rare and for used Oriental rugs. holders, crocks, toys, 22 condition, $1,800. 882-7042 TENT, 9xl0 and camping urday, 9 to 5 p.m. 1654 domestic, Friday and Sat. Evenings. 882-8692. years accumulation. Some. furniture. Rochester. 1.652- 545-4483. or 779-8900. 4618 evenings. equipment $150. Kirby up- New Castle. urday, 10 a.m ..5 p.m. 646 thing for everyone. 774 RETIRED person wishes to right sweep and rug clean. University. ORIENTAL RUGS purchase in need of repair Washington, Thursday and SNOW TIRES, HR 7815 $25 BICYCLE AUCTION on Oc. 1'1'. $145. TU 1.3590. GARAGE SALE-Miscellan. Expert appraisals, estates or good old furniture, odds Friday, 10 - 7 p.m. each. Tires, 1 set G7815 tober 21, 197B at Grosse eous articles, toys, 1379 SUPER YARD sal~ 10-5 purchased. Modern, semi- and ends. Leaded glass $15 each, like new. GE POl" Pointe Park garage. 9:00 MAPLE SPINDLE double Buckingham, Saturday, Oc- Friday and Saturday, N~ antique and antique. Ex- items. Lamps, oriental ANTIQUE wood type, huge table stereo $55, new Mr. a.m. No dealers. 15115 East bed, Royal blue crushed tober 7, 10.5 p.m. pre.sales. 5285 Bishop, De. pert cleaning and repair- rugs, paintings, Steins, selection; also type cases, Coffee $18, set of GE walk. Jefferson. velvet bedspread, matching BABY FURNITURE _ Com- trOlt. old engravings. Saturday, ic-talkies $15, GE portable drape, I amp s, luggage, ing. Will buy antiques also. glass and p 0 r eel a in, Oct. 7, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tape recorder $10, new GE MOVING-Household goods, elee!ric broom, elee!ric plete Simmons bedroom THREE-FAMILY garage sale Able to pay top dollar. bronzes and brass, old 2000 Country Club, 222. trash compactor $175. 886- etc., final sales, reasonable, hedge clipper, deep fryer, outfit, c h a n gin g table Saturday, October 7, 5250 649-2698. swords and guns, and Ger- everything must go. 882- men's gold toe socks, mis. highchair and more, Neff, Detroit. man items. Call any time. 2615 or 8840708 8242. 2 FURNITURE refinished. re. 1262. cellaneous clothing and years old, excellent condi. SC 884-8987. ENGLISH Ironstone dinner GARAGE SALE, television, tion. B81.3531 between 11 HWINN yellow Varsity, paired, stripped, any type vacuum, baby items, and RUMMAGE SALE items. 1457 Yorktown, 881- a 3 excellent condition, 22.inch of caning. Free estimates, service, 8 place scttings. 2419. .m.' p.m. frame. 886-0182. lOA-MOTORCYCLES Staffordshire old granite. miscellaneous. Saturday, BEST IN THE DETROIT 474-8953. FOR SALE Hearts and Flowers pat. 10-4, October 7, 275 Merri- AREA ETHAN ALLEN--- RALEIGH 10 - speed 24", ANTIQUE WICKER sofa ANTIQUE wood type, huge weather, Grosse Pointe GROSSE POINTE WOODS DINING ROOM SET Schwinn 26" Typhoon, an- , WINDSHIELD for motor. term. 821-1556. chair, and .oval lamp table,' selection; also type cases, Farms. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII GEORGIAN COURT tique wringer wi~h wash. cycle, $25. 886-0342. ~ d new cushIOns. Excellent old engravings. Saturday, VICTORIAN mirror, 5 ft. x MACK A T TORREY COLLECTION stan , 4 oak table legs, • 30". 884-7909. condition. $600. 885-1758. Oct. 7, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. YAMAHA 125 Enduro 78. 7 ft., massive h:md carved GENUINE WOOD bar, 15 BETWEEN 7 & 8 MILE Solid cherry, 40 inches by 60 2000 Country Club, 222. New. Must sell. 343-0272 frame, crested with a large feet long, curved at end, $350. 886-9215. ROAD inches cabriole oval ex. STEREO, Invieta, excellent SONY AM.FM radio and 2615 or 884-{J708 - 885-516n. Call after 4 carved shield, $695. Also FRIDA Y, OCT. 6 tension table with two 18. condition, AlII.Fl'Il 8 track s tel' e 0 combination, 4 p.m. early 1900's twin beds, TV, 21" MAGNAVOX, light 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. inch aproned filler leaves player and recorder, B.S.R. speakers, man's 1O.speed. CHANDLIER - Beautiful dark wood, hand painted brown console, excellent SATURDAY, OCT. 7th and table pads. 4 Queen turntable. Call after 5 p.m. I~dy's 3-speed, girl's 24" 18 candle, 2 tier, 43" wide, 1974 YAMAHA. Seized en. Grecian design in gold, condition $85, dining room 9 A.M. UNTIL NOON Anne side chairs and 2 771-8358. bIkes. All excellent condi- solid brass, Williamsburgh, gine. Good for parts. 884- $300. 393.0934 after 6 p.m. table, mahogany Duncan armchairs, breakfront chi. ------. tion. 884.1712. 1920's. Perfee! condition. 4852. HUl\Il\lAGE SALE, Saturday, I na b' t d b GARAGE S \1 E 27 . PPhyfe legs, 60"x42", one ea me an ase with " i • - - Fndav I' -- Snooker Table, one ()f a AUTHENTIC Victorian sofa, 12" leaf, table pad, lik(' October 7th. 9 a.m ..5 p.m. intcrior lighting. Pur- 9-4 Saturday, 1292 Alin~: HiMMEL PLATES. 1971 kind, Brunswick, 1895, all '74 HONDA 500-4, $600 or excellent condition. Up. new, table only, no chairs 747 Barrington Road. chased new in April. Bcst Grosse Pointe Woods. through. 1975, as a group b 'f I best offer. 886.5793. ------ff I or IndIVidually 8827155 new accessories, eaut! u .right piano. Call after 4 $75 8857555 0 cr. 964-3000. extension . -- . . . or weekends, 882-5180. . . ._. ..._ COMING: RUMMAGE SALE 501 8 to 5 8810"33 GENUINE MINK fur picce I condition. Bell, cast bronze, 108- TRUCKS FOR Thursday. October 20th at ' p.m.. v , Almost new 331-2481 LARGE DINING room table. London 1883. 20" base LOVESEAT, 2 cushions. 66". (' P . t C after 5 p.m. '. '1 buffnt C II ft 63 . d I . d 11 SALE SPANISH STYLE pecan bed. $75. 886.2872. ,rosse om e ongrega. .__ _ ... ,. a a er : 0 p.m. stame g ass Win ow, a room suite, queen bed _ tional! A~erican Baptist GAHAGE SAi~-E~--f~-~~it~;~. BOY'S SCHWINN 26.inch 7794736. professionally praised. 885- G.M.C. '78 Suburban C15 complete, 2 night stands, RUMMAGE and bake sale, Church, 240 Chalfonte I baby items, light fixture' _ Sp~~dste~884-1652. i ENG-USB TUDOR walnut 1388 or 886.5597. Sierra Classic. 2.tone red, triple dresser with twin St. Nicholas Church. :'0101" __~o_~~,_from 9 ~o..: 0'c10Ck'j twin Mc~t1e Creek spreads: DARKROO:'ot equipmcnt. E,'. dining set, 6 chairs, table WANTED _ Old oil 0'1' gas trailer package, loaded, oss and Beaconsfield, Oc. --_.- many mlsccll 't AM/FM stereo cassette, mirrors, chest, $1,000. 778- PECA;'I; FRENCH Provencial . . aneous I ems. errthing necded. f:xcellent with leavt:'s, china cabinet, street light complete with tober 6-7, Friday.Saturday, I 359 l\'!cl\hIIan S t d b rustproofed, showroom con. 0754 or 771.2304. dining set including break. 0 t j .' a Ill' ay, for begmncr. Must scll. uffet, beautiful condition. pole. Also old hitching 9 to 4 p.m. I, front, 6 chairs, $1,500 or ,'c ober 7, 10 a.m ..2 p.m. $110 or offer. Aftcr 8 p.nl. VA 1-8531. posts. 343.0302. dition, last of the regular 4 SALE black persian lamb -----.- ... -- _. No presales J . fueled trucks. $7,200. 882- coat with gray mink col. WINDSOR ROCK 1m, black i bcst offer. 774.7616 or 646- -' - __ ' .:_ . -'~~~e 8828912. , FOR~IICA- TAB _ . . 3131 after 5 p.m. With cane seat, $75. 886-' 1393. GARAGE SALE Thursda", -, -;------. Lr: Gra?" 15X7 BLUE Onental rug, lar. like new, size 12.14. 2872 1 .. -- F'd .. J.)TlhAUTIH,I, natural Au.1 Illth It:'af, 3 chairs. HamIl. glass butter churn large '78 CHEVY Cheyene. Short $300. 773.2575. __ .__ .". '_' __ .... HIGH-BACK CHAIR and s~~,?itc Saturday, lots of 1 tumn Hne mink coat. Bcst' ton Beach deluxe blender. wicker lamp, tapestry, In. bed, % ton. Special paint, APES---d'--i--'--' GARAGE SALE - 4230 Bb., towel rack. 8B6-3265. furn't ms, ~:sccllfneow; 'I offer over $1.500 For ap- Reasonable. 777-7469. dian design bedcover Sam. DR • , anca 0, paIr, , hop Saturdav Sundav Oc.:' ------..--- .------.. I lIrc, cra am yarn pomtment 821-4679 - I 1 . ff ' I air, cruise, tit!, AM/FM, custom made, lincd, with I tob~r' 7 8 12'1l! on.7 '1; 11 ':'olAGIC CImr gas stove. gold supplIes. 19973 East \Vil-: - ... :\IATERNITY CLOTHES _ pel's, arge t1l1 co ee pot. Instrument. Many more. pleated valance, 123 in.I . '_' __ ~. :!_' ! :~O inches wide. Westing- hams Court. 8BI-5785. GARAGE SAU:-:'oriscellant:'. Hard to find small sizcs, 652.6389. Mint. B82.7796. wide by B5 in. and 65 in. ! ,\ UTOIIIOBILE OWj\:ERS As' house Frost-Free refrigera. --'------... - . ous furmture and knick. 4, 6. 8, perfect for the Fall, 8C-oFFICE by 85 in, $275. 778.0754 ' low as $2.5 quarterly buys I tor. gold. 29x30. 822.1012. A R POINTE knacks. Saturday, Sunday holiday. winter and early EQUIPMENT l1-CARS FOR SALE or 771-2304. Compulsory No Faull In. I Plllij-jp-'s"c -l\i"-~ ~-.;. SERVICE only. 3499 Bt:'rkshire. No Spring wardrobc. AUrac . 1 . -. . .. surancc. 881-2376 '. :. Id ,0 rUTER, 1 ,2 watch next wct:'k's Grosse prc'sales. tl'le. fashions from Jacob. AMERICAN - 1978 BONNIE , -----.---. - - .- - - I ~edrs () . Contact us at P' tN' :. . .-...... _'__'. son sand Saks excellent ews USED nOOKS - Bought, i :'oll:'\K STOLt:. beautiful and' SP.rnct:'r Oil Comany. 775- s ~rn(~ t' b for movrng i DI;'-.I1-:1'1''':PEDESTAL table. condition. 884.0623. PREVIOUSLY OWNED BROUGHAM sold. Fiction. non.fiction, I In excellent conditIon, $450, 5022. : a ~ co rr !3th and 14th' 3 <'lllllrs. good condition ..- _ . ... ._ 23416 GRF:ATF:R MACK , 4 DOOR hardcover, paprrback -- 881-4126. - - .-' -- - - -. - 10 rrosse P01l1te Park. 550. 882-2f>79 LARGE YARD SALE - in. Come see ?ur pre'ljou~ly 6 way power scat, power ____ ..__ - ---.. . __ -- ' 0 LIl PARK brnches, wick('r - .. .. .'___ cluding lawn furniture. owned furmture and eqUip. windows, powcr door locks, noon 'til 7 pm. Turs thru IHJliSf; and rummagc sak, library tablr. antiques, 2 GAHAGE SALE ---. Friday BIG IIOUSJo:HOI,j) 19629 Lochmoor. October Sat. BOOKTIQUE, 15243 s~i~"--=- ment for your office needs'j power deck lid cruise con- OctoiJt:'r 5.B, yard tools, i wooden kitchen tables. a~~ Saturday,. 10 a.m. - 5. Friday. October 6, from 95th and 6th. 10 to 5 p.m. Call weekdays. 772.7990. trol, 350 4 bar~cl V8 bum- Mack Ave. between Lake. furniture, c!othrs. 4860; glass, china, si/v('r, brass, F.xerythlng pnced to s('lI a.m.. 1467 Jo:dmundton --- .----- .-.-.------point(' and Beaconsfield. ('halmers. Detroit 'c7>pprr. lins, old swan lnc1u Page Thirty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 13-REAL ESTAT! U-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 21A-PIANO SERVICE 21F-HOME FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ------IMPROVEMENT ,------COMPLETE piano service, GROSSE POINTE HARPER WOODS - 3 bed- OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5 P.M. HARPER WOODS - 20847' EXECUTIVE EXCLUSIVE- G.P.F .., GEM, 468 Shel. Tuning, rebuilding, refiD. NEED SOMETHING FIXED PARK room brick ranch, 1~ car Bedford 'Rd. near Essex. Ele. Bea.ufait - Slab for wheel Grosse Pointe Woods. This bourne Ct. Open Sunday Ishing. Me m b e r Piano OR REMODELED? 1366-68 SOMERSET. First garage, finished basement, gant English Tudor. 4 bed. chaIr. 3 bedroom. Avail. 3,100 square foot Colonial 3 to 6. Technicians Guild. Zech. • Carpentry offering 6-6 brick 2 fam. 21302 Prestwick. $45,900. rooms, 2* baths, living able. 886.1464. with 4 giant.sized bed- Bouner, 731-7707. • Plumbing DEVONSHIRE.Evanston - ily flat, over 2,500 sq. ft., 88l-()973. room with fireplace, large GROSSE POINTE WOODS rooms, full bath .off master ------• Plastering ------I dining room, music room, . bedroom, walk'ln closets, brick, expansion attic, 2 21 B-SEWING • Painting side drive, 2 car garage. car garage. $18,500. $1,000 Estate. Terrific investment. EXECUTIVE HOMES 1 library, e I e vat 0 r, New By owner - ~rlCk, 1'f.l finished basement with wet MACHINE • Cement Jobs NORTH OF RICHMOND _ Mutschler kitchen with story, central alf, 3 b~d. bar, !arge corner lot, pri. down conventional. 882------• Violations Corrected '106 LAKEPOINTE-Palatial 4245, 882-2124. COMPLETE tune.up $3.95. FREE ESTIMATES Beautiful quiet area. 3 built.in microwave, s.c. rooms~ ~tudy,. natural brl.ck vate park minutes away. Mediterranean, featuring 5 oven Jenn A' I I d .• to cel1lng fIreplace With • All makes, all ages. All CALL RICK-885.Q862 Bdrm. brick Tri.level, 2Jh ' . Ir s an anu ral'sed hearth, formal dl'n. HITCHCOCK GALLERY OF 1565 ALINE, G.P.W. - 3 parts stocked. 885-7437. bedrooms, 3 full baths, dishwasher. Family room, HOMES car garage. Many fine fea. plastered basement with ing room, .. built-in dish. 979.2111 bedroom brick bungalow, powder room, massive liv. large kitchen, dining room, 21C-ELECTRICAL ing room with natural fire- tures on 2 plus acres. Well * bath. Well maintained washer. Fmlshed paneled NEED HOME landscaped. Belle River and beautifully decorated basement with bar and ST. JOHN'S Hospital area. fireplace, screened porch, SERVICE place permits gracious en. finished basement, new IMPROVEMENTS? tertaining. Gorgeous kit. runs across from property. with many extras. By ap. lay. New roof. Garage. First offering. Immaculate HARBOR ELECTRIC perfect condition. $84,900. pointment. 823-4757. No Patio. Many extras. Low 3 bedroom brick ranch. roof. Close to schools, chen with built.ins, family shopping, X-way. Priced in Call the Specialist in Elec- R 254 : Brokers Please! 60's. Positively no brokers. Natural fireplace, 2 baths, Violations Corrected room, finished basement the 60's. 881.2291. trical up-dating. Plumbing,' with bar and natural fire- LOVELY SETTING on Lake ------884.6929. baek 'porch, appliances, FREE ESTIMATES Roofing, Rec. Rooms, Ga ... plare, 2 car attached gar. Huron. 2 fireplaces, 5 FOR SALE BY OWNER ------full basement, 2'h car ga. BEAUTIFUL 5 bedroom rages, Tool Sheds. Cement' bdrms. large family rm., See pictures and details in IMMACULATE 2 story col. 882-9420 age, bur g I a r and fire rage. One block from Har. Swiss type Cape Cod. 311.! and Insulation work. Li-- 2~ baths, 3 zoned gas H.W. The Grosse Pointe "For onial brick, 1557 Holly. Licensed and insured con- alarms, sprinkler system, per Woods. In the mid baths, formal dining room, tractor, residential, com. censed and Iru>ured. heat, freshly painted, new Sale By Owner" News- wood, G r 0 sse Poi n t e patio with brick barbeque "30's ..'J finished bas erne n t. To mercial and industrial. letter. Woods. Completely remod. FREE ESTIMATES grill, lot 75x173. rOOf:carpeted thru-out. 1m. 999 Roslyn _ $80500 343- eled. $72,500. By appo]'nt. many extras to mention. mediate 0 c cup a n c y . ' . CENTURY 21 ALL TYPES of electrical CALL 824-1292 9232 ment only. 882-2045. CHARTER OAKS 779-9800 Open Sunday 2-5. Owner anxious - make offer. work. Ranges, dryers in. I $75,000. R 14-6 I 357 L~keshore _ $230,000. FIKANY GROSSE POINTE FARMS- 1104 Kensington. 777-1010. stalled-remodeling. Elec- ST. CLAIR - This home 521-4503,579.9694. 1162 DEVONSHIRE, Grosse trical repairs, fixtures in. By Owner. Attractive brick VOCCIA 886-505 I qualifies for the Better 1423 Torrey _ $79,500. (2 Pointe Park. 5 bedrooms, ST. C L A I R TOWNSHIP, stalled, city violations. Li. Homes & Garden Maga- B.R.). 882.7149, 3~ baths, library, living, Colonial. 3 bedroom, 2~ CONSTRUCTION I Yankee Rd. 80' x 26'1', 2 censed and insured. Col. zine. C 1 0 s e to 1-94, 4 1122 Bishop _ $115,000. 881. dining, kitchen, with built. bath. Quick possession. 1095 ROSLYN bedroom home. $49,500. ville Electric Company. bdrms" 2'h baths, 3 car 6725. ins, breakfast room, porch, Open Saturday' and Sun- CO., INC. GROSSPOINTE day 1 to 6 p.m. Call any- Broker Franklin H. Moore. Evenings 774-9110. Days heated garage. MAN Y, 1095 Roslyn _ $89,500. 882- darkroom, carpeted and Call Vi Kellum 329.2662. LA 6-7352. Licensed Builders WOODS MANY extras, plus se. 2189. paneled, recreation room, time. 882.{j583. Additions Move in condition. Living eluded Bell River frontage. 23442 Colonial Ct., st. Clair sprinkler system, double HARPER WOODS S &; J ELECTRIC room with fireplace, din. 4 BEDROOM BRICK-Center Dormers $128,500. R 1761 Shores-$85,900. 645-2689. gas grill and more. Own- Sharp 4 bedroom bungalow. Residential - Commercial Garages ing room, kitchen with 'll' C er, 823.0119. entrance. 2~ bath, family New carpet throughout, No Job too Small GOOD INVENTORY of va. 19973 E . W I lams t. -$92,- Kitchens eating area and appliances, room, 2 fireplaces. $62,500. new cupboards, dishwasher, 885-2930 den, enclosed porch, fin. cant acreage and suitable 500, 881-5785. ST. CLAIR SHORES 882.9809. Fireplaces building lots thru-{)ut St. 471 Allard Rd. - $87,500. Executive Colonial - Immac. new decor, heated Florida Bank financing available ished basement, central room, new cement work, RETIRED Master Electrician, Clair County. You have a 886-9449. ulate 4 bedroom home GROSSE POINTE WOODS. air, extra large 2 car ga. attached garage. Grosse Licensed. Violations Servo Complete choice. Woods, Ponds, Riv. 20847 Beaufait - $47,900. bordering Grosse Pie. Fea- By owner. 1st offering. rage, 1 block from school. Pointe schools. VACANT. Ice increased, also small Home Modernization _ ers, and Rolling Land. 886-1464. turing family room, cen. Brick colonial, 3 bedrooms, Immediate occupancy. Up. PAT BURTON 886-8400 jobs. TU 5-2966. 777-2816 773-1105 per 80's. By owner. 882- Many with Land Contract 1091 Lakepointe - $42,000. tral air and a master bed- 1~ baths, living room with Terms. 823.1878. room suite with drawing 2189. fireplace, s lid i n g glass 13A-LOTS FOR SALE GR~SSE POIl'4"TE'S ONLY HADLEY 765 Bedford - 821-8954. room, f"repIace and walk doors and deck, 1'h car ga. SCHWEITZER GENERAL CONTRACTING" OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 356 Fisher - $86,500. 885- out porch. rage. New roof. New car- BISHOP RD. 250 x 100, beau- BETTER HOMES AND COMPLETE REMODELING peting. Newly painted and tifully treed. 885-7556. HOOVER BY OWNER. Colonial. Liv. 7489. FAMILY HOME - Large 5 FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE GARDENS Call 881.2044 for a News. bed roo m colonial with decoraed inside and out. ing room with fireplace, Kitchens, baths, rec. rooms ST. C14\IR letter or to advertise your family room, study, 1st Very clean and in excellent GAYLORD - GRAYLING - SERVICE dining room, large kitchen 1-800-462-9964 and additions. Including home. floor laundry, formal din- condition. $65,000. Shown Resort property. 1 acre POINTE VACUUM with built-ins. Den, 2 baths, counter tops, cabinets, pan- by appointment. 885.7774 wooded lot. Spring fed FREE PICKUP AND 4 bedrooms, gas forced air, GROSSE POINTE FAR.lVIS- ing room, attached garage eling. Painting and pa'}er- heat, central air condition. Immediate occupancy. New. 19276 LINVILLE and more. after 7 p.m. No brokers. lakes. Adjacent State prop- DELIVERY erty, year 'round sports. NEW REBUILT PARTS hanging. ing, 2 car garage, extra Iy remodeled 2 bedroom GROSSEPOINTE BACHELOR or Bachelorette BY OWNER - Grosse Pointe 371-4632. A DIVISION OF large. Basement, rec room. bome near schools and - Contemporary b r i c k TU }-0700 WOODS Woods. 2 bedroom frame. GROSSE POINTE 8OX21O M. By appoint- shopping. Priced in the Three bedroom brick Colo- ranch with recessed light- 21002 MACK Living room, kitchen fin- FOR SALE-10 acres located PAINTERS, INC. ment only. No brokers. 40's. 88&6235. By appoint. nial with family room and ing, family room, fireplace ished, basement with fire- in South Boardman, Michi. 882-11234 884-3565. ment. Evenipgs 6:30-9. finished basement. Carpet. and many other modern 21E-STORMS AND place, 1V2 car garage, 'lot gan. For further informa. ed. Newly decorated. }1h features, Mid 40's. SCREENS LAKEPOINTE 60'xI00'. Immediate occu- tion, ~all 526-9323. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 baths. Available now at CENTURY 21 AVID INC. CONSTRUCTION . pancy. $36,000, located 1411 DEVONSHIRE $59,500. Call owner. 778-8100 13C-LAND EASTVIEW Complete home moderniza- 2169 Roslyn. 886-2495. CONTRACTS ALUMINUM, INC. tion. No job too small. Li. Spacious 3 bedroom, 1'h bath Colonial, new carpeting 881-8186 censed. 881-3926, 882-6707. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 ST. CLAIR SHORES SPACIOUS, newer Farm 17008 Mack near Cadieux, and drapes throughout. Modern kitchen with Grosse Pointe Park eating area. Paneled family room that opens on to 3 BEDROOM brick Ranch. Colonial in Grosse Pointe LAN D CONTRACTS 21G-ROOFING BELLE RIVER ROAD - W. Newly decorated interior. Park. Four bedrooms, 2 PRIVATE INVESTOR will LICENSED - INSURED patio with private yard. Must see to appreciate. of Memphis - 40 acres ALCOA PRODUCTS SERVICE Priced to sell. exterior, built-in dishwash. full and 2 half baths with buy land contracts on near 18 hole golf course; er, screened in patio. bar- many custom features. Call Grosse Pointe properties Storms, Screens,ISiding, Roof. 88&-1401 Belle River through prop- becue, garage. $40,900. owner. 821-8041. only, Residential or Com. ing, Awnings, White seam- ROOFING erty; will divide - $1,800 772-5067 after 6 p.m. mercial. No Commissions less gutters, Vinyl storm HARPER WOODS by owner. doors, win d 0 w s, siding, Repair or new reroof, alumi- per acre. FIRST OFFERING required. FOR SALE BY OWNER ALGONAC-29~ acres, part I lit'.! story brick bungalow, 3 Wrought Iron, Porch en. num trim siding and gut. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 bedrooms, den, remodeled 963-1300 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. in the city; water and closures. ters, storm windows. Free' sewer adjacent; excellent Man~hester 1764 - 2 bed. kitchen, bath, built.in dish. 881-1060 or 527-5616 estimates. Bob, Dale, Doug' 861 S. Rosedale Court, Grosse Pointe Woods. Backs room Bungalow, natural washer, disposal, carpeting, 14-REAL ESTATE CALL ANYTIME 526-a866 or 371-1971. for housing development WANTED up to University Liggett Middle School. 4 bed. - $50,000. woodwork, Florida room, drapes, aluminum trim and rooms, 2"h baths, country kitchen with large eat. ED SASS REALTOR dining room. awnings, 2~ car garage. DOCTOR WANTS a single or 21F-HOME HEDEMARK ROOFING CO. ing area, 1st floor laundry, family room with fire. 1315 S. Riverside Avenue WILCOX 884-3550 884-7350 after 6 p.m. 2 family house. $4,000 to IMPROVEMENT REPAIRS-RE-ROOFING place, formal dining room, central air, ,side en. $6,000 down, balance on Specializing in Hot Tar '_ St. Clair, Michigan 48079 GROSSE POINTE WOODS. M.J.K. MAiNTENANCE trance, 2"h car garage, newly painted. Owners GROSSE POINTE WOODS. Land Contract. Consider Licensed and insured, free, Phones: By owner. 1st offering. PAINTING - PLASTERING .J , anxious due to transfer. $124,500. 886-4697. st. Clair-(313) 329.9003 'Brick Cape Cod complete. most areas. 822.2334. Yan. estimates. 839-8505. ly remodeled kitchen, three Brick colonial, 3 bedrooms, chuk 824-4169. PLUMBING - CEMEJ:"T, etc. Marine City (313) 765-4013 We do commercial contract- bedrooms, possible fourth. 1V2 baths, living room with EXPERT REPAIRS . I HOME OWNERS INSUR. 2 (two) full baths, fire. fireplace, din i n groom, 16-PETS FOR SALE ing, bars. restaurants, etc. ROOFING, GUTrERS large family. room with 385.1518 885-1839 BY OWNER ANCE Policy for your clos. place, formal dining room, SMALL JOBS ing. Call Chesney Insur- screened porch. By appoint. fireplace, s lid i n g glass GOLDEN RETRIEVERS - 8 weeks, A.K.C. Registered. MR. KITCHEN 827 WHITTIER BY THE LAKE ance Agency. 884-5337 for ment. No brokers please. doors and deck, 1'h car 774-9651 your quotation. 881-0634. garage. New roof. New Champion sire, all shots. KITCHEN AND BATH Guaranteed. 881-8640. GRACIOUS ENGLISH STYLE MANOR HOUSE carpeting. Newly painted REMODELING ROOFSand DECKS- FORMICA SPECIALIST GUTI'ERS AND and decorated inside and BOUVIER S T U D service FREE ESTIMATES DOWN' SPOUTS 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 half baths, large paneled fam- out. Very clean and in available, beautiful fawn excellent con d j t ion. Since 1959 - TU &-7176 Gutters cleaned and flushed ily room with inlaid oak floor, formal dining LUXURY CONDOMINIUM snow coat. Call 885.Q862. room, large living room with fireplace and spa. $65,000. Shown by appoint. BEST ALUMINUM storm New and RpoplIir Work cious kitchen. Recently decorated, (new gas fur- ment. 885-7774 after 7 p.m. 2O-GENERAL SERVICE windows, $30 installed. Licensed aDd Insured . 21908 SHOREPOINTE No brokers. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE nace). No brokers please. E X PER T wall washing, Best a I u m i n u m storm doors $85 installed. Re- 884-9512 $120,000 821-3272 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 story living room, Mut- BY OWNER. Large 3 bed. painting, cleaning and jan. placement prime windows, schler kitchen and baths. Full basement, gas heat room Colonial, excellent itorial services. 273-3712. PROFESSIONAL gutter serv< OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2.5 condition. Call 882-5896 awnings, wrought i ron, ice. Reasonable. Reliable: and central air, patio, 2 car attached garage. Pri- after 5 p_m. • PLUMBING aluminum gutters, small 99c and up per foot. I do vate lane. $115,000. 886-0400 or 774-5782. • PLASTERING aluminum siding and trim my own work. jobs, s tee 1 replacement GROSSE POINTE WOODS. • PAINTING JOHN WILLIAMS 731 GRAND MARAIS Brick Bungalow, excellent • CARPENTRY doors. Deal direct with in. condition and location. • MASONRY staller. Licensed. Phil's 865.5813 BY OWNER $149,500 $80,000 New kitchen. 885-7312. No • VIOLATIONS Home Service. Established CORRECTED Colonial, three houses from lake on dead end street. ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM, 1"h BATH COLONIAL Brokers. 1958. Call DR 1-3724 any- CASHAN Yard backs up to Three Mile park. Exception. • NOTHING TOO SMALL time. IN THE FARMS HARPER WOODS - Open ally large rooms. Downstairs new Mutschler kit. GUY DE BOER ROOFING Large paneled family room with natural brick wall, Sunday 2-5 p.m. 20687 FLOOR SANDING professi. chen, breakfast room, dining room with bay, liv. 176-3708 885-4624 Roof, roof repair, alumi. fireplace and hearth opening on to a wood deck. Colonial, 1'h baths, coun- onally done. Dark staining ing room with fireplace, family room with full num gutters, bot roofing, Formal dining room and large living room also try kitchen, 2"h car garage. JERRY'S Handiman Service. and finishing. All work bath, vestibule and large entrance hall, rear Quick service. Work guar. with fireplace. At 19x11 the kitchen offers a Extras. Grosse Pointe Car pen try, electrical, guaranteed, free estimates. stairway. Upstairs, master bedroom suite, 2 dress. anteed. 881-1934. large working area and 2 built.in china cabinets. Schools. 882-7921. plumbing and painting. 371-6938. ing rooms, cedar closet and bath, plus 2 large This house is in excellent condition. Newly dec- 882-7921 Small remodeling work. bedrooms and bath. Basement fully finished, orated. Quality work. Reasonable rcc room with fireplace. W1LLIAMSBURG Colonial. NO BROKERS PLEASE price. 526-5894 anytime. 3 bedrooms, Ph hath, FLo- Call after 6 p.m. 331-7654 885-7489 rida room. 1249 Grayton. 20A.-CARPET LAY'NG No Brokers Please! 886-3699. PHASE. SOUND CARPET LAYING • Private Parties CONDOMINIUM - 2 bed- NEW AND OLD Homeowners Insurance room, near Grosse Pointe Stairs Carpeted Shifted • Weddings and Lake st. Clair. Pool, Repairs of All Types • Special Occasions May 1 offer you a cost and coverage quotation {or shopping center, express ALSO WANTED your new home? Policies prepared in time for bus, full basement and CARPETING, VINYL, CALi. 35.D15CO by your closing! quick occupancy. By own. HARDWOOD 884-5337 er. $33,900. 771-4480. Samples Shown in Your Home JOANNA WESTERN ':'" ROOFS GROSSE POINTE PARK - DAVID J. CHESNEY BOB TRUDEL WINDOW SHADES DuMouchelle's 3 bedrooms, fireplace, TV 294-5896 .DECKS room, newly decorated, '''INT. S-HUHERSo. 6lINDS CHESNEY INSURANCE AGENCY KAUfMANN Oriental Rugs • Antiques. Fine Paintings • Jewell")' new driveway and garage. 20E-INSULATION SfORM OOOQS AND WINDOWS • Fine Furniture • Crystal • Sterling • China 20225 MACK UTTERS Many extras. 1434 Grayton, PREPARE now for skyroc. Gutters Cleaned Complete ESTATES or Single Items Policies quoted with Citizens Insurancc Co. of America mid 60's. Days 884-2110, keting fuel bills while in. after {; p.m. 885-7185. sulation costs are reason. INSTANT CASH or on consignment GRAt TOP NEW Ir REPAIR 854 MOO R LAN D, Grosse able. Insulation is blown in FREE ESTIMATES Phone Us At walls and ceilings from SALES AND SERVICE FIRST OFFERING Pointe Woods, for sale by Roof Leaks Guaranteed 963-6256 or 963-0248 owner . 5 bedroom, 2% outside today - no muss U011 KlIICHEVAl FOR SALE BY OWNER or fuss. It doesn't cost, it m_ ~ "'t., • ,fl ,he P.,. 20 Yrs. Experience bath colonial. Corner lot, cTU__ S.6000,. 834 WESTCHESTER 20x4O gt Heated swimming pays to insulate your h{)me. Call Bill 885-6026 pool also outside cabana, Comfort at lower tempera. 3 bedroom center entrance Colonial - 2 full and 2 in excellent condition. tures. Sudro Insulation FOR SALE BY OWNER half baths. New Florida room, rec. room with $149,500. No brokers. Call since 1948. 881.3515. wet bar and fireplace, livin~ room and dining DR 1-5550 for appointment. This offering is an exceptional opportunity for your room have beauti{ul refinished hardwood floors. 20F-WASHER AND ROAD SERVICE TOWING {amily if; Ncw carpeting upstairs. Large kitchen with break . GROSSEPOINTE DRYER REPAIR 1}[,55'5~rrbirentl'r, rlnc. • yours is a growing family of teens and/O!' fast area, Priccd in the 90's. WOODS LET GEORGEDO IT 15302 I. J."erson at B.aconsfi.ld subteens -1 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - 823.1722 Washer, dryer, dishwasher- ..... 822.5434 • your family would like to grow up in a large RIDGEMONT 2222 POSITIVELY NO BROKERS Huge 4 bedroom brick bung. NO SERVICE CHARGE if roomy home in superb condition alow, 1ge. living rm, and repaired. Guaranteed parts • your family would appreciate the charm of dining rm., Ige. kitch. with and services. Specializing SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES stately english tudor surroundings on a beau- eating area, 2 bedrms. and in Sears products. tiful tree lined strect in the "Park" CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT full bath main floor, huge SINCE 1965 - 882-5814 FOR OVER '11 CENTURY • your family wishes thc very best investment master bedrm. upstairs, • ONE BEDROOM 21A-PIANO SERVICE for it's home buying dollar, with sitting area, tiled Ev.ry Sty" 0' F.ttc • • WHITTIEH :\EAn 1-94 • Wc offer this rare combination:-size.-5 bed. bsmt. with drop ceiling PIANO TUNING and repair . tr.ct.lI for '01 • $16.000- and full bath, Igc, open rooms, 3'/;' bath5, 3,000 squarc {l., family ing. W 0 r k guaranteed . • LAND CO:-':TRACT AVArl,ABLE porch, 2'h car gar. $56,900. WA 1.6282 room, elc, - in "move-in" condition. • 20% DOWN 1'/\ YMf-;:\T .\1L'ilMlJM Member AFM. E d war d • Characler .-- a handsomc English Tudor • $183,00 IS TYI'H:/\L WJ:\TIII,Y COST INCLUD- JIM SAROS Felske. 465-6358. iul..li". PIANO-T UN I N G,--repair. • Price an unu~ual valuc at $] 15,000 ING Jlf-:AT. r. (', TAXr-:S, MAINTI.;NANCE FEF. 886-9030 Chain Link All-Steel and • APAHTMI'::-.ITS IN C r. U J) r; CARPET, APPLI. careful work, rcasonable Ryttic Styl', Il won't la~t long, Call 881.6725 CHATSWORTH - 2 family rat~s. 886.4846. ANCJ<~S, AlH CONI>lTlONING, PARKING AND brick, separate utilities, LAUNDRY }<'AClLITmS OPEN SUNDAY large lot. $24,900. $2,000 PIANO TUNING and repair. MEH~ENBACHER FENCE CO. WEEKDAYS-PHONE 649-5440 down conventional. 882- Careful work, rcasonable 1122 BISHOP 4245, 882.2124. rates, 886.4846. 10403 HARPER RESI~ENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL I I Thursday, October 5, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty.One 2 1G-ROOFING 21 --I PAINTING . '21N-ASPHALT WORK 21P-WATERPROOFING 21T-PlUMBING AND • SERVICE DECORATING ASPHALT ClIAS. r. JEFFREY HEATING GP Red Barons Planner Raises Question AgaIn ALL ROOFS COM P LET E pninting and ALUMINUM decorating service. Inter. CONCRETE • Basemen~~~:prOOfing ELMER'S PLUMUING Win 2, Lose 1 A proposed ordinance con. and, in turn, prevent the ior-exterior by Ralph Roth. • Old cracked up drives • Underpin footings & HEAT ING __ trolling the appearance of scheduling of special meet. GUTTERS References in the Pointes. resurfaced with Asphalt, • Cracked or caved.in wans TU 4.4422 The Grosse Pointe Red petitioners before the Woods ings to eye various requests. NEW and REPAIR 886-8248. half the cost of concrete Relerences LEAKY Toilets --Faucets? Barons played host to the Planning Commission and Commission c h air man Gutterll Cleaned RETIRED PAINTER looking • Circle drives Licensed Insur~d Repaired, Sink cleaning, Denby Bulldogs at North establishing a fee was first George Rinaldi said at the Slate Repair • Parking lots sealed and CODDENS Violations corrected. Small High School on Sunday, Sep. planned. back in July, to be group's Tuesday, September Totty for work. Inside painting. 979-0329. marked jobs wanted. Master plumb. tember 24, in the second considered by officials at the 26, meeting that attention Free Estimates 882.5539 • Concrete work, patios, CONSTRUCTION cr. Work myself. 884-2824. game of the season. The commission's S e p tern be r would be given to this pro. M.J. K. drives, sidewalks ESTABLISHED 1924 _.______weather and field conditions meeting. posal after further work is 2 IH-CARPn K & B CONTRACTORS All types of basement water. 21W-DRESSMAKING were ideal as the Red Bar- However, due to the com. completed on the property CLEANING MAl NTENANCE 881-6013 526-8382 proofing. 7 years guaran. AND T AILORI~G ons won two and lost one. mission's focus upon a pro- maintenance code. Interior.Exterior Painting t R f 86"5565 ------posed property maintenance Mr. Couillard responded by All home or Business repairs C & J ASPHALT ee. e erences. Ir • SEAMSTRESS, alternations, At the freshman level, the code, no proposal has been saying he didn't want the K-CARPET 885-1518 885.1839 PAVING, INC. 21Q-PlASTER WORK zippers, hems, Mary. 882. Red Barons suffered a 19-0 before the group as yet. mailer to be forgotten. CLEANING - Improve the value of your ------669~. defeat. Re.g~lar QB r.~att Cal. Commissioner G e 0 r g e PROFESSIONAL paperhang. home with a professional SPE<"'lALIZING in repairs cat~rra mJu~ed hIs. arm Couillard in July suggested, COMPANY ing, painting, staining, var. job. Over 20 years serving fo~' 18 years. Cracks eJimi. ALL lady's apparel. Mrs. while returmng an mter- in an effort toward eliminat. CARPET nishing. Italian journey. SPECIALISTS Grosse Pointe in driveways nated. Clean. Jim Black- Deeb. 885.9373. cepted pass but. back.up ~B ing petitioners from coming Suspect Faces man. Giovanni. Reason. and sealing. Free estimates well. VA 1.7051. 21Z-LANDSCAPING ~erald. Henry dId a .fme Job back time arter time, that Steam Extraction able. 268.1646. • Shampoo Owner supervised. Refer- 21R-FURNITURE - In relhef, sI,Jcarheadwg sev. an ordinance controlling Circuit Court • ences included and insur. REPAIR THREE CIS eral ong drives. such appearances and setting Spot and Stain Removal MICHAEL'S • Upho~stery Cleaning ance. LANDSCAPI NG The Red Baron offense was up a fee be established to- An 18-year-{)ld W ~ 0 d s • ... at affordable prices PAINTING CALL ANYTIMJi: UPHOLSTERING 25% of: able to move the ball fairly ward eliminating was t e d youth, charged with the • 882-0688 773-8087 my already low prices Design in gardening special. II b hours for the commission . breaking and entering of a DECORATING Free estimates. Free pick ists. we, ut could not score. S' th .. h Interior-Exterior Service 2 lO-CEMENT AND up and delivery. Call Bob • Commercial and residential Terry Cummins, Tom Jones, aymg e commIssIon as business place with intent to I-I-PAINTING, commit larceny, was bound 2 Painting • Varnillhing BRICK WORK L d d . Joe Cobb and Tim Piche spent much time considering DECORATING Antiquing _ Wallpapering 881-2818. • 3wn an gar en mam- played well despite the loss. new projects. variances, et over to Wayne County Cir. MASONRY REPAIR - Spe. cuit Court for trial, reported Wood Staining & Refinishing FURN. ITURE refinished, re tednda~ce " d' . . aI., Mr. Couillard felt a time GROSSE POINTE cialized t u c k pointing, • So mg an" See mg CedriC Patm~n, J~m Sea. limit should be imposed on a Woods Det. Thomas Podesz. 889-Q406 CONTRACTORS Free Estimates chimney and porch repair, paired, stripped, any iype • Power Raking gram and Chns Blf~gamen petitioner if his request is wik last week. CUSTOM PA~G AND excellent references. Call of caning. Free estimates • Top Soil. Sand, Peat, Fer. ea~h scored. a TD behmd the I denied before he may reap- This action was taken at PAINTERS after 6 p.m. 775.7362. 474-8953 or 956-7492. tilizing sohd blockmg of Pat Arm. pear before the commission. the Woods Municipal Court WALLPAPERING EUROPEAN EXPERTS UPHOLSTERING by retired • Tree Removal and Repairs stro~g to pace the Red Baron Mr. Couillard said in July examination of Nelson Ed- EXPERT ANTIQUING Interior, exterior, wallpaper. R. L STREMERSCH upholsterer. Good work • Shrub and Tree Planting varsIty to a 21-0 shut~u.t. it was his understanding ing, patching, plastering, ward VanAssche on Wednes- 885.8155 CEMENT CONTRACTOR Reasonable. VA 1-4900. • Landscape Design and Con- Patmon, Seagram and WIllie some municipalities charge FREE ESTIMATES window puttying, caulking. day, September 27 (pre- Cement struction Secor added th~ extra points between $100 and $200 in INSURED Good work. Grosse Pointe viously adjourned fro~ Wed- Brickwork 21 S-CARPENTER Fully Licensed and Insured to cap the scoring. fees, and have a petitioner nesday. September 20). Michael Satmary Jr. references. Reasonable. I Gerald J. Christ Basement Waterproofing. The suspect's pre.trial is Free estimate. Call John I Clement A. Chargot QB Bill Crow engineered ~ait 12 months before com. Tuck Pointing SERVICE TED'S anytime. 368.5098. ------. 30 the Red Baron offense with mg back. scheduled for Thursday, Oc. WALLPAPER REMOVING Free Estimates CARPENTER WORK-Pan- 757.53 _ skilled precision. Jeff Tisch. He felt such an ordinance tober 19, and he remains free EXCLUSIVELY HOOVER SPECIAL ON SMALL eling, partitions, ceilings, bein Chris Schade Chris would help eliminate peti. on a $20,000 bond, two sure. Frfle Estimates - Insured JOBS AND REPAIR kitchen, small jobs, re- MELDRUM Pich'e and George' Kasza tioners from returning two ties, or 10 percent, the de. 531-7555 DECORATING pairs, etc. TU 2.2795. sparked the defense. or three times in succession tective said. CUSTOM PROMPT SERVICE WORK The youth is allegedly in- -JI-M-A-V-ER-Y-.-C-a-rp-e-nt-r-y-an-d I At the junior varsity level, I - - MIKE'S PAINTING IN WALLPAPER HANGING 886.1541 886-8541 LAN DSeA PING volved in entering the Rand nterior, exterior, walIpaper. your material or ours. Spe- home maintenance. 727- "A Name in Landscaping Mike McFarlane, Ty Fiegel Tumhling Time DArco service station, 19419 cializing in patching and ANDY'S MASONRY AND 9478 after 5 p.m. For Over 50 Years" and QB Greg Lambrecht ac- ing, minor repairs, patch. CHIMNEY SERVICE Mack avenue, early Tuesday ing, plastering. Free esti. repairing walls. Experi. BliSH AND BED CARE counted for the scoring as Slated at Club morning, September 12. He enced in foils, grassc1oths, All masonry and brick repair. CARPENTRY. Brick work, GRADING SODDING the Red Barons coasted to a mates. Reasonable and hon. Specializing in tuc:' point. was arrested, after police re- vinyls, etc. complete home repairs. 881- PLANTING PATIOS ; cst. References. Call any. ing and small jobs. Li- SPRING CLEAN UP 27-6 victory. ceived an alann run to the CALL MARK HOOVER 78U. 1- Neighborhood Club turn. _time. European. censed and insured. Free A Complete Lawn station, inside the building, 779-1545 bling classes will be held for 758-2846 estimates. 881.0505. - Attics • Porch Enclosure~ Maintenance Service 21 Z-LANDSCAPI NG youngsters at North High according to the report. , • Additions • Kitchens QUALITY PAiNTING 882-0287 882.7201 School on Saturday mornings INTERI OR and exterior ALL TYPE briCk, stone, • Commercial Buildings painting and paper hang- SERVICE block, concrete, driveways, and at Pierce Middle School C Sl JIM SUTTON on Tuesday evenings. ing. Reasonable rates, 30 INTERIOR- porches and patios, water. FALL CLEANUP SNOW enter ates 1677 Brys Drive We a small full service years experience. R'ay Bar. proofing, new and repairs. are Saturday classes will run P I CI EXTERIOR TU 42942 TU 2.2436 from October 7 through De. nowsky. 371-2384 after 6 DeSender. 822.1201. landscape company. We do REMOVAL aste ass p ..m. 20 years professional lawn cutting, shrub trim. cember 16, while Tuesday QUALfl'Y WORK by carpen. experience ming,gardening, leaf clean. 3C'S LAN DSCAP ING classes are scheduled for Dc- Prominent Grosse Pointe ter with over 2il years ex. DON'T BUY any paint job MATT FLETCHER J. W. KLEINER up, sodding, etc. You will WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING tober 3 through December Artist, Virginia Durbin Thi- CEMENT CONTRACTOR perience in Grosse Pointe. . before you get our esti- 4151 Buckingham TU 6-6102 find uo) both responsible NEW ACCOUNTS 5. bodeau, who opens a one CEMENT • BRICK - STONE Kitchens remodeled, base. mate. You'll be pleasantly and reasonable for all your Servicing: Tumbling II, (fifth through woman show in Toledo, 0., PAINTING-Reasonable, eX' Patins, walks. porches, steps ments paneled, room addi. surprised. Quality painter. landscape and snow plow. • Residential eighth grades), will be held this month, also is teaching perienced, prompt, TU 1. Flagstone repair tions, etc. ~:lscientious. 331-3230. ing needs. • Commercial on saturdays from 9:45 to a class in "Drawing in Pas- 5306 after 6 p.m. Tuck pointing, patching S'mall jobs acceptable. 882. • Salting 10:30 a.m. It also will be FREE PAINT CALL V & T . 779-5778 tels" in Grosse Pointe War 1004. • Hauling snow held Tuesdays from 7 to 7:45 ith any outside decorating PAINTING-Reasonable, ex- SPECIALIZING IN SNOW REMOVAL Memorial's Art Wing, 32 w Specializing in p.m. job through Aug. Call us perienced, prompt, neat. SMALL JOBS Lakeshore road. CUSTOM TRIMMING, removal, spray. Banks and Condo's Turn b I i n g I, (second now for details. R. C. Mow. TV 1.5306 after 6 p.m. FREE ESTIMATES The class will be held on ing, feeding and stump re- 757.5330 through fourth grades), will bray, Inc. 331.3230. LICENSED HOME REPAIR Monday afternoons, October ANDY KEIM, Decorator - mova1. F r e e estimates. . be held SaturdayS from 10:30 TV 2-0717 Remodeling, repairs of any 16 to November 20, from 1 Professional painting and Complete tree service. Cal toto 11:15 a.m. and on Tues. to 3 p.m. The fee is $45. wallpapering. kind. Work alone. No job Free esti- Fleming Tree Service. 774. POINTER days from 6 to 6:45 p.m. Work in pastels may in. mates. References. 881. too big or small. Rotten WALLPAPER R. R. CODDENS 6460. Tiny Tumblers, (kinder. clude portraits, still life and 6269. window cor d s, window garten through first grade), Cement Contractor sills, jambs, doors, porch MICHEL PILORGET Land. LANDSCAPING have classes on Saturdays landscape. It is a media Family Business for 52 Years REMOVAL GARAGES PAINTED. Ex. es, basements, attics. Call scaping, complete service, FALL LAWN from 11:15 to 12 noon. which allows completion of a pertly. Call TU 1-4418 af. • New and repair work work during the class session. BY JEFF BiU Lynn, 889-0298. planting, custom built flag. SERVICES The fee for the classes is Free Estimates - Insured ter 6 p.m. • No job too small stone, patios. 823-6662. $18, plus a $5 membership. 779-5235 882-6594 • Driveways and porches REDEGOM'l'E NOW,. ,for our specialty ALBERT D. THOMAS ----E-X-P-E-R-T---- I thatchin~ and fertiliz~ng, the Registrations are now being INGREDIENT Christmas. Interior paint. most Important thing you accepted at the club, 17150 A burning desire to excel JOSEF'S ing, va!'!li'lhing, graphics. • Patios INC. Hedge and shrubbery trim., do for your lawn this year. Waterloo avenue. is necessary in achieving WALLPAPER REMOVAL Quality • Chimneys We are general contractors , min. Joe, after 6 p.m. 641. Free Estimates For further information, greatness in any line of en. • Insured work. Christian Belz. 778-2046. • WaterProofing One call takes care of al I 8278. 885-1900 call 885-4600. deavor. • Reliable • Violations Repaired your building - remodeling .• Experienced CALL ANY TIME problems large or small. .:.;.:. Estimates at no charge or PAINTING ...... INTERIOR/EXTERIOR 886-5565 obligation. 776-8267 TU 2-0628 A.1 REFERENCES ·for.in-dePttf news~,erage INSURED GRAZlO CONSTRUCTION LETO WHITEY'S 881.2681 Cement driveways, floors, BUILDING COMPANY • Wall Papering of an the .SS~ POINTES..:. patios of any des ig n , Since 1911 • Interior Painting 21J-WALL WASHING porches, new steps, old Custom Building .. l" • Reasonable Prices garages raised and reo 1I'amily rooms our speciaUy , • Good Work K • MAINTENANCE Com. paired, new garage doors, alterations, kitchens . • Call -110 job too small pany, wa1l wuhing, fioor new garages custom built. TU 2-3222 526-9987 cleaning Rnd waxing. Free Licensed and insured. estimates. 882.0688. 774-3020 772-1771 PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. BARKER GROSSE POINTE FIREMAN ing and finishing. Bpeci-al- CONTRACTORS. Inc. WILL DO WALL WASHING CHAS. F. JEFFREY izing in dark staining. Modernization • Alerations WINDOWS AND GUTTERS MASON CONTRACTOR "Supply own power," Call Additions. Family Rooms 821-2984 LICENSED - INSURED Kitchens & Recreation Areas for free estimate. W. Abra- • Brick • Block • Stone ham, 979.3502. Estate Maintenance 21K-WINDOW • Cement Work JAMES BARKER WASHING • Waterproofing 886-5044 . GROSSE PO INTE • Tuck Pointing :PAINTER'S, INC. A-DK Wimtow Cleaners. Ser. • PaUos of any kind HARR.Y SMITH Painting interio.r - exterior, vice on storms and screens. "PORCHES A SPECIALTY" BUILDING CO. paperhanging and panel. Free estimates. Monthly 882-1llOO Established :in rates. 521.2459. Grosse Pointe Area Since 1937 Jng. Free estimates cheer- BRICK WORK ".-' . fully given. Licensed & K.WINDOW Cleaning Com. TUCK POINTING RI.'sidential and Commercia I <. ~:" Insured. pany. Storms, screens, gut. PORCHES AND Remodeling 882-9234 ters, aluminum cleaned. CHIMNEYS REBUILT Alle.'ations and Maintenance New Construction Insured. Free estimates. AND REPAIRED WALLPAPERING by Doris. 885-3900 885-7013 Very reasonable. For free 882-0688 Advance Maintenance estimates call 773.1854. 884-9512 21T-PltlMBI ....G 6i G.OLMIN HEATING INTERIOR house painting WINDOW CLEANING L. VERBEKE CONTR. , , by two capable young men. SERVICE Drives • Walks • Porches POSITIVE Free estimates. Call 885- FREE ESTIMATES Patios • Chimneys • Tuck- 4042 anytime. WE ARE INSURED pointing • Basement Water. PLUMBING AND 372-3022 proofing HEATING FLOOR SANDING. All fin- 2} Years in the Pointes ishes, dark staining our 21M-SEWER SERVICE No Job Too Small 881-4988 specialty, 3rd generation. Licensed Free Estimates Licenses. 371-0830. 24 HOUR SEWER SERVICE BOB DUflE SERVING DETROIT AND 885-4391 PLUMBING and HEAT: NG SUBURBS BRICR. REPAIRS. W 0 l' k Licensed Master Pluml.er • Electric Equipment guaranteed. Porches, cbim- SEWER CLEANING, CUSTOM • Storm Sewers neys, sidewalks, basement SPRINKLEIt REPAIR, etc. • Main Sewers leaks and cracks. Tuck Grosse Pointe Waoes PAINTING • Toilets Pointing. Free estimate, 886-3&17 INTERIOR AND • Sinks 779-4245. ELECTRIC sewer cleaning • Downspouts EXTER:IOR • Plumbing Repairs BRICK _ BLOCK WORK No footage charge. Tele f CALL HARRY • Violations Corrected New or Repairs phone price. 20 years 0 • Etc. 25 Years in Poinles experience. Call Roeme r 824-3627 g DAILY 8:30 - 5:15 FREE ESTIMATES Bob De Meyer - VA 4-0193 _P_I_u_mb_in__T_U_2_.3_1_50_._. _ CALL RICK - 685-0862 ------EXPERT PAINTING, paper HAROLD FRANK R. WEIR hanging. Free estimates. 21 H-ASPHALT WORK CHAUVIN G. Van Assche, 881.5754. CEMENT CONTRACTOR AL'S ASPHALT PAVING PLUMBING ALL TYPE OF Since 1944 BACK IN BUSINESS CEMENT WORK & HEATING Painting - Decorating - Owner supervision and plan. - Walks • Drives - Porches Wall Washing. Elmer T. ning. PERSONALIZED SERVICE Guaranteed quality • Patios - Waterproofing .. LaBadie, 882.2064. workmanship at reasonable SINCE 1925 • Pre.Cast Steps . ' . rates. -DONALD BUSS- • Tuck Pointing ... SEAL COATING 885-7711 . .. Decorator • Chimney Repair SPECIALIST z.'~ ... Free Estimates No job too small, 381 KERCHEVAL Slate licensed and insurance Free Estimates. FARMS TU 1-7050 References Licensed 40 Years in Grosse Pointe 1928-3033 284-5534 17 Years in Pointe ALL PLUMBING 21J-WAll WASHING 779-8427 882.1473 No Service Charge SMALL OR LARGE 21P-WATER. PROOFING JOBS I Grosse Pointe Fireman ELECTRIC SEWER I J. W. KLEINER .. will do wall washing and gutters. Basement Waterproofing CLEANING All Work Guaranteed PRIVATE PLUMBER 821-2984 LICENSED REASONABLE .$-' TU 2-0717 886-3537 ;,.. .A' ...... ~<'. I ~ "-:'o. - . - • , , ~ ~ ~--...... - ...... -- .-- c _4_4"'44_' CCC_CC,,.._ [IIQII_QII4II _ __ _ _ , ..,.Ce-t,.,e.C., ,., .,••••••• e. ,•• ,.,.,., •• ,.,.C Page Thirty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 * * * * Feature Page * * * * Pointer of Interest [From Another Pointe of View ,,;:;:: Shortandto .~ f/J-Otnte . -, (Continued from Page 17) , ,.~ the Pointe of seating. Sue (Mrs, Robert) Grambo and Nancy ::,~,";1 (Mrs. Frank) Hillebrand handled invitations. Counter Points (Continued from Page 24) Other committee chairmen include Miss Luella By Pat Rousseau Austin Catholic Prepara. Godfrey, Joan (Mrs. Richard) Gallagher, Sandy tory School 1978 honor grad. Thoughts Of Gifts And Christmas . . . are re- uate JOSEPH R. SURMONT, (Mrs. Walter B.) Fisher and Mary (Mrs. James) flected in the Glass House" of the Gift Department son of MR. and MRS. ROB. Mooney. at Walton-Pierce. Be sure to see the rustic wood ERT SURMONT, of East • .. • manger with beautiful Lladro figures. Other new Ida lane, a member of the In The Footsteps of St. Paul figures from Lladro include a girl and boy on a National Honor Society and Conversation at many of the "Breath of Fall" the Society of Distinguished luncheon tables will have an exotic flavor, for seasaw, a graceful seated lady with embroidery, a American High SChool Stu. playful puppy and charming children. Terri Q~el- ~'. dents, is attending Michigan many of the lunchers have been traveling in the lette designs fine enamels for Bovano of CheshIre. ..::;. State University this fall, footsteps of Sf. Paul this autumn. You'll love her decorative butterflies on a branch, majoring in Engineering. At Led by Monsignor Francis Canfield, Saint There are ashtrays with an owl or seagulls, Ornate Austin and Our Lady of the Paul's pastor, they visited the Middle East and little Chinese cabinets can be used to hold jewelry. Sea Grade School; from Rome, One is of black lacquer with inlay. The other is of which he was graduated in ... 1974, he maintained a 12.year • * wood with brass and carved white ivory trim. Among them was Virginia Durbin Thibodeau, perfect attendance record. Crystal decanters, glasses, wine bottle openers of ,. . . of Broadstone road, painter, sculptor and enamelist, silver, silver demi tasse coffee pot with sugar and University of Detroit Class whose solo show at the Toledo-Lucas County Li- creamer on a tray, many ice buckets, an abstract of 1928 alumni E. J. SeAL- brary's Sanger Branch opens tomorrow, Friday, plaid, leather look, tortoise, silver and a most un- LEN and FREDERICK G. October 6, and will continue through October 31. usual contemporary stainless steel and lucite "ice Photo by Dovid Kromer SCULLY, both Po i n t e rs, Ginny has wan awards in the United States, box" that can be teamed with a sleek lucite tray MRS. KENNETH ADLER, OF BALLANTYNE ROAD were inducted into the U, of France and Italy. She has had 18 one-woman and triangle pitcher are part of entertaining gift D, 50-Year Club at a golden shows, including an invitational in the Toledo anniversary luncheon. ideas. There are also games to play including dice By Janet lUuel1er Museum of Art. When Patti Adler first took CPR, (Cardiopul- seling and pre.sentence in. • * ,. She's from Toledo, (although she's been here in a lucite holder that you flip to toss the dice ($15). vestigation of defendants, Pointer SUE HUGHES, en. monary Resuscitation), training, her class included handling six probationers. for years-she was head of the Art Department at Those Barry Patch Christmas ornaments you liked rolled in a Great Lakes Col. a 16-year-old boy. That's standard:' CPR students In 1974 the Harper Woods so much last year are in again in different patterns. lege Association intensive the Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grosse Pointe, range in age from teens to senior citizens. What Court's Probation Program Stop now at Walton-Pierce to see the best selection. Japanese language course and maintains a studio in the present Grosse Pointe isn't standard is that this boy's father had a heart was accredited as an In.Ser. You'll be glad you shopped early. through Earlham College, Academy art complex), and has been doing serious '" attack shortly after his son had completed the vice Training Agency by the Richmond, Ind., visited Nara, art work since childhood. . . course-and the training the teen received saved his Social Science Division of the ancient capital of Japan, Naturally, "in the footsteps Of St. Paul," Ginny Stop in at Mutscler Kitchens, Inc. and look at father's life. I - Macomb Community College. walked with a sketchpad. Naturally, she filled it. what's behind the Wood-Mode, Coppes and Rutt What IS standard is that for her own two children to As director, Patti was re- tor of the Wayne County AI. cabinet doors. There are a lot of specialized acces- lives are being saved daily go to Brownell. sponsible for the training, * '" .. " I t. nd g-radl'ng of cohol Highway Program. sories to make your new kitchen as functional as because, when someone has a Linda is out of school for eva ua IOn a A Ducky September h t tt k h Macomb students, who reo Hostess to Judges it is beautiful ... 20227 Mack Avenue, 884-3700, ear a ac , w. en someone good now, graduated from ceived credit hours for their In 1974 Patti hosted a lun. It was a ducky September for Frank J. Mc- ...... lece chokes on a k of hf~Otd, Law School in June, clerking participation. cheon at L 0 c h moo r for Carroll, of Kensington road, who took First Place Norman Rockwell .•• limited edition 1978 Christmas som~one n~ar nows II' a 0 for Judge George Bashara, She was accredited her- judges from all the Pointes, Blue Ribbon, Novice Class. for his entry of a Drake, ornaments are in at the Notre Dame Pharmacy along with do, Immedlately, Jr., while she awaits the reo d S . I Object: to expose them to (Male), Pintail Duck in the 31st Annual Michigan tree trimmen. The father.son story is dra. suits of her State Bar exam. self, certifie as a oCla the Alcohol Highway Pro. ... matie by virtue of the rela. She'll be married next Work Technician by the State Duck Hunters Decoy Contest. • . Board of Examiners of Social gram. After all, he's only been carving wooden ducks At Some Time. • of your'" life, tionshlp, and !he timing, ~he year, to a young man she Workers. In 1975 Patti's Alcohol everyday stones. , . they re met when they were stu. Highway Program meeting for two years. After all. he's not a duck hunter, and if there is one trip that you must everyday. ,. dents at South High. "They Landmark. EXdperi~nhceth at Lochmoor was for judges, never had an opportunity to study the plumage of make, it is to Egypt and Israel. The ,You wonder. why Patl! IS don't believe:' says Patti, "in Patti remame Wit e pro bat ion officers, court the long-necked Pintail Duck closely, from life. big on spreadmg the CPR rushl'ng I'nto thl'ngs," Harper Woo d s Probation 1 k l' rate from Detroit begins at $1095 per '1 I It c er s, po Ice chiefs and city Nonetheless, Mr, McCarroll was a big winner person for a week in each country_ word? Why she'd like it to KI'm has begun hl's fl'nal Program unt! ast year. t 1 d k a torneys from all the Pointe in the annual Midwest Decoy Contest held in mid. Travelwise travelers always ask for be taught in the schools.? year at the Unl'versl'ty of remains one of the 'fan mar mumcipalities. and Harper September in Point Mouille. Why she feels s?meone m Florida, Gainesville, where experiences 0f her lI e. Woods. Mr. Q. 886-0500. Entries from as far away as Oregon, California every restaurant, In theaters he's majoring in Business "I have two rules for any In March of '76 she work...... and Canada were judged for accuracy of coloring '" and places where people con. Administration, He intends v 0 I un tee r commitment I ed with Mr. Kowalczyk to For Your Favorite Photos .. - gregate, sh~ul~ know CPR to go into the family whole. make. I have to feel I can implement an Alcohol Edu- and detail as well as flotation ability-a beautiful see the new deluxe hand-covered al- and the Heimlich Maneuver saling business Serval Com- contribute something. And I cation course into ~rosse dewy that sinks is, after aU, a "dead duck"-during '.. bums priced $6.99 at the Squirrel's for choking victims? pany, following in his fa. have to feel I'm getting Pointe's Driver Education the two.day event sponsored by The Michigan . Nest, 19849 Mack Avenue. It's a matter of life and ther's and grandfather's foot. something in return," curriculum, In August of that Waterfowl -ryecoy Association for all classes of it ...... death, steps. Patti loves to play golf, but year she was- asked to serve waterfowl and associated game-type birds, Bijouterie • • . your fine diamond and gold jeweler S~e'~ the ~halrman A Family Business there was little time for that on the newly.formed advis. It attracted several thousand fanciers and PattI IS chairman of the Ken Adler is executive in the Summer of '75. ory board of directors of the invites you to see outstanding diamonds and diamond carvers of birds, for many of whom it was a super rings. They will .hine brightly forever. You can enjoy Friends of Bon Secours Hos. secretary of the National As. That was the summer of Alcohol Highway Program. pit~l .committee for t~e CPR soriation of Appliance Parts the Team for Justice Field She was also asked to serve experience-but for none more than Winner Mc- savings In October becaulle for a limited time we will offer CarroJI. a 20% reduction on all diamond jewelry. Think Christmas training program, first of. Distributors, founded by his Experience Program, and on the Alcohol Highway Pro. now. Use Bijouterie's layaway and SAVE at 19860 Mack fered by the Friends in Oc. father, and q trustee of the Patti's trade.offs for 18 holes gram's executive board. She corner of Huntington, Grosse Pointe Woods, 886-2050. tober, 1976, N a t ion a 1 Association of in c 1u d e d comprehensive still is serving on the Aleo. When Linda was in England, Patti's determined to spread ... '" This year's October class Wholesalers. tours of the Wayne County hol Highway board, and this taking her junior year at the word: CPR is terribly . is scheduled for Tuesday and He was a director of the Jail and Detroit House of year she again hosted an AI. London Polytechnic, I went important. More And More. , , at Woods Optical Studios, Wednesday, October 10 and Greater Detroit Chamber of Correction, the Ionia Train. cohol Highway Program lun. over to visit her." Patti took "When a person's heart the achieving individual is investing in more than 11, star~i~g at 7:20 o'clock Commerce until about a year ing Unit, the Milan Corree. cheon for judges, a look at Scotland and Ire. stops, the first three to four one pair of eyeglasses. It has to do with image. Our both evenings, at the Grosse ago. Now }Je's president of tional Institution, Project She was certified in 1975 land on that trip, too, minutes are critical. CPR lives are diverse and we wear many hats, so too Pointe War Memorial. Both the Chamber of Commerce's Transition, Detroit Record. by the State Office of Sub. She loves history, poking training can mean the dif. with eyeglasses our most conspicuous accessory. the Cardiopulmonary Resus. Ambassadors Club which er's Court, the Wayne Coun. stance Abuse Services and about in castles and muse- ference between life and citation . t~aining for he~rt "sells" the city vi~ special ty Youth Home. Macomb Community College ums, and, since "Kenny does. death," Serious office eyeglasses are not what we want to attack vlctlms and the Helm. presentations. She doesn't regret one in Alcohol and Drug Eduea. n't enjoy that kind of travel. Patti would like to see it wear when we go to the disco. We may need one li.ch, Man~uver for choking It's a perfect post 'for Ken, "lost" drive, Golf she can tion. ing," Patti goes it alone or offered more often, to de. style for the sailing race but something different vlchms Will be presented. with his background in and play anytime; the Summer of Patti attended her first with a like.minded friend- velop a corps of certified, lay for the celebration that evening. Stop at 19599 Instructors are members of love of the theater, (he was '75 was an unforgettable, un. Transactional Analysis Sem. or daughter. trainers she can depend on Mack Avenue between 7 and 8 Mile Roads for a the Bon Secours staff, includ. in it as a kid and worked repeatable experience. inar in 1973, in Evanston, Active in Church who would teach CPR, under wide selection of the newest styles for men and ing representatives from the for Jam Hand}:). On Advisory Board . Ill. It was conducted by Dr. She's always been active Bon Secours staff supervi. in her church, first Our Sav- women, , • 882-9711. Education and Staff Develop- Ken is also after four Patti Adler was first elect. Muriel James. sion, perhaps four times a ...... ment Department and Card i- years on the b~ard the new ed to the board of directors This year she completed iour Lutheran, now St. Paul's year. • opulmonary Services. president of Lochrr:oor Club of Grosse Pointe's Family the Basic 101 course in Lutheran. She's just the lady who Don't Miss The Sale ... that ends October 29. Everyone is welcome-bul Patti worked at a down: Life Education Council in Transaction:11 Analysis and She's always been aetive, can do it. "It's something The area rug SALE ... has 720 patterns and colors admission is by ticket only, town bank before she was May, 1972. This May, having was accepted as a Regular period, but most of her vol. everybody should know. It's from which to choose. Area rugs go under tables, beca.use those who are pre. married, Married, and a chaired FLEC's pro j e c t s Member of the International unteer work has been behind. not difficult. Have I used it in hallways, in kitchens, in bathrooms . . . any- sentmg the program need to mother, she did the uSl1al committee, served on educa. Transactional Analysis Asso. the.scenes. Low profile. myself? No ... but I've where in the home. There are even oriental pat- know how many they will be things-Parent Teacher As. tional, executive, Alcohol ciation. The chairmanship of the come close." Friends of Bon Secours Hos. terned vinyl-backed foot wipes. Stop by Ed Ma- presenting it to, .. sociations. the South High Education, by.laws, nomin. Teaches Classes If she had to, she wouldn't Can ~e Certlfled. School Mothers Club, mailing ating and various ad hoc She began teaching a class pital committee for the CPR hesitate. And that could liszwski, 21435 Mack Avenue, 776-5511...... Th.e seSSIOns ru~ until ap. cha~rman at North High- committees, she was asked to in Assertiveness Training for training program is her first mean the difference between proXimately 11 0 clock, and untJI . . . Somcthing Hap. serve on FLEC's advisory the Grosse Pointe Board of high profile assignment, and life and death. At Martha's Closet ... great excitement. Martha and include lectures, films and pen cd. board. Education's Community Ser- her buyer arrived home from New York City literally an opportl!nity to practice Doesn't Like Sitting She assisted in training vices Department last fall. ladened with the promised short cocktail dresses • • • th«: techmque on manne- "Linda had left for college. sessions for Dialogue, FL. Spring found her teaching all in lovely colors including the smart liUle black dress qums. Those who success. Kim was on his wav. I'm not EC's adult help line. She as. two Assertiveness Training at realistic prices ranging from $n to $145 • • . 375 fully complete the course one to sit around," She took sisted with FLEC's first AI. classes. Fisher Road. ~ilJ be certified in the tech. the first training' Wayne cohol Seminar at Saint John As noted: Patti Adler is • * '" mque. County offered for Vol un. Hospital as a workshop mon- nothing if not thorough . Ron Ruel Says . The Styles for '78 rely The number to call for tic. teers in Probation Counscl. itor in 1974, conducted a Yet in between seminars kels and information is 343. ing. workshop for FLEC's second and training sessions, (taking heavily on precision haircutting for line, shape and 1520. And that lcd, in 1974. to Alcohol Seminar at South them and leading them), Color .J1ir,~1i9~I,n9 U.tutYCl f5"rI'I p""" body. Ron emphasizes healthy, shiny, easy-care hair Patti A?~er not ?nly has the directorship of thc Hal"1 High School in 1975, devel. FLEC and TA, Volunteer to show off that precision cut This may be achieved her ~ertJhcatl.on I~. CPR per W?ods Jl!unicipal Court oped and implemented FL. Probation Counseling and ..I _K..~ &.,.'" in I~, HI/"", (j,."". 1)0,,,1. 8.'6-3240' for the newest styles or the classics by soft and nat- Technique but IS.certlflcd t,o I Probation Pr.ogram. Patti EC's Alcohnl Awareness pro. Alcohol Education. Patti's ural perming, hair lightening and toning, high- teac~ the, techlllque. That shad bccn workmg for several gram for young adults in found time for a full private lighting, tinting or a wonderful natural henna treat- PattI. She s notlung If not IY,ears .as a Harper Woods 1976 and coordinated and life. thorough, I rohatlon Volunteer, (the implemented the second AI. "I enjoy cooking. We do a ment. Call 886-4130 for an appointment. ... , Brownell was. located with- I G.rossc Pointc VPC Program cohol Awareness for young lot of entertaining_ My hus. . . m. Grosse Pomte (~outh) I d.ld no! begin until ]974; Pat- , adults program in ]977. band doesn't know how to Harvey's Compleat Traveler , . . sug- .~ HIgh School when Patti went I' tl. wa~ a m('~b('r of the ad-I She continues. to work on stop at 12 .guests; we always FLOWER guests you avoid disappointments at Christ-A to school there, but some of visor} comnnttee to set It. up Alcohol Educahoil at the seem to wmd up with 30 or mas by ordering your sterling silver and the same Brownell teachers and, aSSisted III the first, county level, a ('ommitment 140. gold personalized gifts now. When Christ- . who taught h?r were ~llll 1 trall1l11g sessions fo.r ~'olun'l begun in 1973 when she first "We do a lot of traveling, mas arrives Y01l.r gifts will be ready . . . around when It came time teel's), dl!lng probatIOn coun. met Walter Kowalczyk, direc. bee a use of conventions. ------~ ---'------345 Fisher Road. SPECIAL .. .. * mas ornaments are starting to appear in the shelves. ! What's New? ... Beautiful oriental The Knockabout Collection .. , by Pendelton this sea. Something very special are tlw hanging pewter i cloisonne .vases, .compotes, ashtrays and gold II' r------., son includes an exciting hooded toggle coat with sherpa ornaments, Stop by 20643 Mack Avenue. overlay gmger Jars ... enameled perfume I F h C I (natural sheep wool) lining. Also see the blazer.red cor. * * ... bottles and exquisite jewelry new from Pe. ". I res ut $ I duroy jean.pant and shlrt.jacket accented with trail.blazer de Bary Travel. , . (formally Condor) IUl~ an kin/{: They make .wonderful I{ifts for very"" I DAISIES 169 ' plaid at 20641 Mack, Hartley's Country Lane. . bl t' k t . t" / I I' d' speCial peopl('. Priced from $15 to $600 at '-J I BUNCH. I un b e l~eva e lc.e tn coopera IOn wlt I Cf' an IC th M g t D' d Sh 377 F' h R d 'f ... '" A'l' I'} , k I' e, ar are lamon op, IS er oa, - I . lr meso t s t le no nonsense tiC 'et, va 1(1 for one * * >1< I Cathedral Window ... postage patch and other year no restriction, 110 limit. !Ii etl..' York-Lu;l'f'n- I large Blooms I beautiful hand-stitched pillows, gifts and acces- burg, $298. An ideal Christmas tTwllgllt 17850 I 'The Pointe Pedlar .. , is proud I With COllpon Exp"es 10/9/78 I sories in a stunning variety are new at Two's Com- Maumee 881-3747. . I to present a free demonstration of ------J pany, 399 Fisher Road. ' .. x' ;, I~ "Flaming Fmesse" (everything from MALL E ...... The Mole Hole. , . has ju,t fl'cf'i\'l~rl it~ I Steak Diane to Peach Flambe) by ost verg reens, Fall Is Here ... and you'll be hearing more n£'w shipment of brass animlll I{ardf'n sprin. - I ' I ~ Richard Cook and Tim Kelly of the about the new Spanek vertical roaster. See the free klers and brass animal faucets, Thf'Y mak(' • ~ Wellington Ltd., Saturday, October Sh ru bs, Trees standing roaster with self baster, eight skewers adorable and userul !lirts ... 672 Notr(' Dame I 7 . , , 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. , .. 40,5 Fisher and a thirty-two page cook book at "the little store" 886.5759. .. " * /' Roa~. * ,;,' 1Y: ... You'll also see charming, old fashioned prints • ' , . mother and daughter, girl with bonnet, I re- Kilchl'n Witchc:, ... the c()()k'~ for That Smart Look. , . see tll!' 1lP.lt' sr1c('- 2 PR member. , , and more. All are in attractive wood good. lll~k char ~.lS ,ll'l IHl~' back at the I tioll of jas},ions. l~'s a ~reat timc to ('ome ill Ilnd ICE frames.,. 17037 Kercheval between St, Clair and Kaleidoscope', KlIll1Jnly Kprrwrs, M;lCk /)rows(' at Tile P01lltl' FaslllOll.~, 15112 Kl'rclll'l'(l1. Notre Dame ... 8!2-31;5. * •• at Loc~moOl:.: Y II No c-Il(lrf}1' for a/tc:atioll: .. ',~R22-2RI8. New slipment of fall Evergreens on sale Nino Garofalo. , . of Robert's Place Did You Know ... P,'ri'll's is "})(')I III 11 a.ll~. For ColI('dors. two hooles. "ValuablE' (;uid£' to \ tells us that the Metro hair cut for fall is in, Sundays? A delU'lOils f1dl ('(1111'S!' 111I'(} 1 IS (llil!1 .$3.a,'). I Norman Roclewell ('oU('C'tiblf's" and "Rradrord's Roole of AII Fl. t A hi.level shaping with short and m£'dium You'll (,HjO?! W 1IUI1111 flOOr! tlll/I(I" SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES GO HIGHER OUTSTANDING VALUE WITH 3 GROSSE PO!NTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Assumable Mortgage Unique home featuring master bedroom and bath or library on first floor. Spacious living room will aceemmodate grand piano. Large paneled family room with fireplace. Cozy kitchen with eating area. Second floor has three bedrooms, large bath. Two-car garage, fenced yard. Assum...... able mortgage. Owners anxious to sell. " . ~ . George Palms Realtors , 886-4444 National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board A Family Business For Over A Century ULTIMATE PRIVACY-Superior location, this cus. tom built and architect designed French Regency has Member National Home Relocations Service all the amenities most buyers seek, but never find. For Elecutlve Transfers Located on a cul-de-sac in the Farms, approximately 450' from the lake with views of the sparkling water. Five bedrooms, 4 baths, powder room with lavatory, paneled library with fireplace, plus garden room, also has extra land for possible future development. PURDY & TOLES OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 FIRST OFFERING 15500 WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - custom built English Manor on the shore of Lake st. Clair. MERRIWEATHER near Grosse Pointe Boulevard. An GROSSE POINTE SHORES near the Yacht Club. Spacious 4 bedroom Semi.RANCH Slate roof, all the amenities for comfortable and exceptional Colonial located in a prime area of with 2 bedrooms, 2% baths on first plus 2 bi;drooms and hath on second, library, manageable living; including a boat harbor. Ca. the Farms. In addition to a paneled library with a family room, draperies throughout. Reduced to $159,000. An outstanding value. thedral beamed ceiling living room, library with fireplace, it features a 24-foot garden room, 881-6300. fireplace. All family bedrooms have baths. Two breakfast room with bar, modern kitchen and bedrooms have cathedral ceilings. 158' x 400' lot. recreation room. 2nd floor contains 4 spacious OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 family bedrooms plus 2 maid's rooms and bath. 325 BEAUPRE-Grosse Pointe Farms. Walk to Kerby School and Farms pier. Completely restored Farm House A SENSATIONAL LOG CABIN style recreation room with all modern conveniences. Studio living room with loft, all new kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, is just part of the charm of this white brick Cen- One of the cutest houses in Grosse Pointe":"'Ideal 10' new furnace, new 21h car garage. Sharp! 881-6300. ter Hall Colonial, five bedrooms, 31h baths, li- cation, close to schools, churches, shopping and brary plus 15' x 23' family room, built in 1938 403 CLOVERLY-You can move right into this 4 bedroom Semi.RANCH in Grosse Pointe Farms. 2 bedrooms, transportation. Features 3 bedrooms, modern and close to the lake. Lot size 80' x 200'. Quick kitchen with a breakfast bay plus a nice screened full bath on 1st plus 2 bedrooms and bath on 2nd. New kitchen. finished basement, central air. Absolutely im- possession. maculate! Reduced to $83,500. Immediate possession. 881.6300. porch, terrific patio and an outstanding recrea. tion room. FIRST OFFERING BY APPOINTMENT AVON COURT - Lovely large (l38'xI50') low-traffic setting and a newer brick COLONIAL offering 4 gener- In beautiful Windmill Pointe area. See this charm. BONUS PLUS! Vacant lot between St. Paul and ous bedrooms (master suite with fireplace and private bath), upstairs sitting room. paneled library and family ing well built center entrance French Colonial. Jefferson (1oox250). Build now before the frost room plus screened and carpeted terrace. Priced at less than you would expect! Call today. 881.4200. Lots of living space with 4 bedrooms, 2 full and sets in. Offering a choice piece of vacant property 2 half baths. Third floor semi finished. First with an almost Olympic sized pool (heated). GROSSE POINTE WOODS 3 bedroom, Hz bath RANCH in the popular Star of Sea area. This spacious offering floor provides a living room with natural fire. There's everything here! includes large living room with fireplace, paneled family room, paneled games room with bar and attached ga- place, dining room, kitchen plus breakfast room Truly the Executive's house-Grosse Pointe Farms-- rage-all on a nicely landscaped 75' frontage site. 884.0600. also Florida room heated. Nicely finished rec- reation room with fireplace in basement. Call Priced under $300,000. Extra special grounds and CLOVERLY ROAD and a special Tri-Level in unique hillside setting. Every amenity for family living and en- for more details. a superior patio. Easy maintenance here plus tertaining including 3 family bedrooms plus maid's suite, newer kitchen, paneled library, and central air. built like "The Rock." Has 5 family bedrooms, Now offered at $169,000. 884-0600. including a master suite, 2 extra rooms on the 1st floor, fireplaces galore, sprinkler system, HANDY RENTAL AREA near the Village. Attractive 2-FAMILY brick Colonial style FLAT with 2 bedrooms Specializing in central air conditioning - What else! - There's each unit, appliances and carpeting and 2 car garage. Live in one unit and let your tenant help make your maid's quarters. mortgage payment! 884-0600. Grosse Pointe Properties Making Dreams Reality Exciting opportunity at Mack and Yorkshire. Extreme- QUIET CUL-DE.SAC in the Woods and a sharp 3 bedroom RANCH with updated kitchen, jalousied breezeway, ly nice 3 bedroom, 11,2bath Colonial. Extra large paneled recreation room with bar, attached garage and immediate occupancy at a price you'll like. 884-0600. family room, attached garage and central air conditioning, Plus, a large additional room suit. able ~~r uae by II. Doctor, Dentu.t.. or lunUy ",ae. Grosse Pointe City-In the Village-Zoned profes- IMPORTANT SERVICE sional business ..• 90 ft. of frontage-Plenty of FOR TRANSFEREES: 'off & on' street parking--3 suites and a 4-car garage for almost anything-A 'great' opportunity. 1141114lilt REALTOR MEMBER NatiorIGl Institute of Reel Estate Brokers Gro .... POinte Reol Estote Board Detroit Board of Realtors REL(!) Notional ASSOCIation of Realto(S INTER.CITV RELOCATION SERVICE PURDY & TOLES 76 KERCHEVAL ABOVE MARGARET RICE ASSOCIATES, INC. GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 885-7000 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 REAL ESTATE 19790 Mack 881-6300 Members Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board 889-0500 On a wooded ridge of over one and one-half acres, a unique contemporary home in Grosse Pointe Farms A pine shaded ridge shelters this exquisite A skillful wedding of landscape and interior contemporary home in the last of the Pine design allows each room its own view of Woods where once many Grosse Pointers, woods and gardens. Liberal use of skylights young and old, played. and thermo-pane glass walls admit floods At the heart of this elegant residence is the of light while conserving energy. 30'x40' atrium. Above. tower pines and hem- Easy living is the motif. Crisp architectural locks. The setting sun lights the tall west detail exploits the beauty of naturaf mate- windows of the soaring tri-Ievel living room, rials-black walnut, white marble. stainless spanned by massive 45' redwood beams. steel and glass-selected for strength and durability as well as esthetic quality. "'AIDS ROO" CARPOIlT BROCHURE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST 1 'f 1 16845 KERCHEVAL 882-5200 Poge Thirty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 fforlarid -ASSOCiates Purdy & Toles of Earl Keim, Realty Price 'Reduced FJ RST OFFERI NG Wm. W. 'Queen Wm. J. Champion THE 1958 PRICE? No. It is still possible to Schweitzer A DELIGHTFUL HOME buy a house in the Pointe for less than &.Co. -=------~ 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 lavatories, 2 stories, well main. ESTRte twenty thousand dollars. This one bedroom Real Estate, Inc. tained with all modern electronic air cleaner to ranch house is listed for $19,500 and has Danaher, Boer, a first floor laundry in perhaps the most central a living room and dining area combination Scvlly & Wilson and Stroh, Inc. location in the Pointes surrounded by equally FIRST OFFERI NG - bath and kitchen. Hen~rie, Inc. fine homl!'s but in walking distance to schools, R. G. Edgar & ST. CLAIR SHORES Shorewood churehes, shopping and buse~. Enjoy beautiful "Eagle Point"-the lovely pri- OPEN SUNDAY 2 UNTIL 5 Associates vate park and boat ramp when you reside in this JUST A FEW WEEKS away from completion, this E. R. Brown Goodman Pierce Inc. SCULLY & HENDRIE, INC. 3 bedroom brick ranch. Central air may not ex- new house at 305 Washington Road is ready for Realty I Jne. 20169 Mack Ave. 881-8310 cite you durin~ autumn's cooler days but Mich- your personal touches and decorating prefer- igan summers are another story! Enjoy an extra ences. This four bedroom southern colonial has Higbie Maxon' Strongman bedroom/studio or office in basement with stall a den and step-down family room with access to & & shower and lav. A charming lane.like street with the dining room and kitchen. A first floor Johnstone Assoc. lovely trees. laundr~' room and attached garagi! are a must Johnstone, Inc. Tappan & for any new house. Looks great on a lot with A LOWER PRICE 130 feet of frontage on Washington near Jeffer- McBrearty & Adlhoch Associates On this well constructed brick ranch in the son. Realtors "'" WOODS. 3 Bedrooms, good location, Queen of Youngblood' BY APPOI NTMENT Peace and Monteith schools. George Palms Realty I Inc. JUST A FEW FEET OF GREEN LAWN and your Ichweltzer ANYONE WOULD BE PROUD swimming pool separate this magnificent house Real Ettole,lnc. To call this attractive colonial, on a fine street from the lake. It is located on a private, brick in the PARK, horne. Three good sized bedrooms, paved street of only a few houses with this TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES a paneled den with built.in bookshelves. Has been offering being directly on the water. A house of extremely well maintained inside and outside. perfect proportions with most of the main rooms having a lake view. Three of the four main bed- rooms have fireplaces, as do the living room, •• Better 19846 MACK AVE. 886-4141 dining room, library and kitchen. ~~ FIRST OFFERINli - IMPECCABLE CONDITION!! -' ...... Homes. IN THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE and just a block Be the proud new owner of this spacious Center 1 I .. and Gardens@ from the lake is this brand new colonial of four Entrance brick Colonial located in prime Star of bedrooms with oversized family room, with fire- the Sea area. You can't help but be impressed 325 IIIcMILLAN RD. - Outstanding opportunity. This place and bar. The garage is attached and mature as you step into the marble floored foyer. Main lovely 3 bedroom Ilh bath English styled CQlonial trees enhance the entire property. floor has a large living room, formal dining is ready for immediate possession. When we say room, great kitchen, family room with fireplace, frady, we really mean it ... This horne is very SIX BEDROOMS, four and one half baths near the powder room and mud room. Second floor has attractively decorated with newer carpeting and lake in Grosse Pointe Shores. This custom built four twin-sized bedrooms with over.sized closet a modern kitchen. There is also a pleasant family home has many extras. Three fireplaces have gas space plus two full baths. Call today for an ap- room, a basement rec room and of course the starters, water purifier, huge brick patio with pointment to view this gem. convenience of a great location in desirable fountain, gas lights, above ground lights around Grosse Pointe Farms. It all adds up to an out- yard, 15 ton air conditioner. 'I\vo bedrooms and FIRST OFFERING-I221 BALFOUR-Popular Farm standing opportunity . . . one you'd best not bath on second floor have separate heat. Gigantic Colonial in mint condition offering 4 bedrooms, wait to take advantage of ... Call us today. family room and library are reasons enough to family room with parquet floor, modern kitchen, New sign see this showplace supreme. 2 car attached garage and much more. Conveni. INCOME-INVESTMENT PROPERTY-on this Grosse ent to both schools and transportation. Great Pointe Park brick income. Both units are well HOUSE FOR RENT, FURN ISHED family home. • maintained, and attractively carpeted. Call for SUPERBLY APPOINTED four bedroom Cape Cod DO YOU FIT IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING In town further details. for lease from November 1st until May 1st. CATEGORIES? 1 Please, no pets or small children. $675 per month THE PERFECT FAMILY HOME. 4 bedrooms, 2 h A single person wishing to invest in Real Estate. baths upstairs, another lavatory on the main plus security deposit. A career-oriented couple. Open Sunday, 2.5 floor, a bright sunroom and beautiful natural A small family. Price reduced! This is a newer tri-level, and you woodwork throughout. Built when quality was The older couple who no longer need the enor- know how much flexibility that gives you for not an option, this horne has updated bathrooms mous home. your busy family life. There are three bedrooms, and offers unlimited potential at a very reason- Then this 3 bedroom home with family room, cen- family room, huge kitchen, central air. Now able price. Last but not least, this home has an tral air, new roof, finished basement is ideal for you. priced low 60's, so see it Sunday at 1269 Anita elevator. That's right, an elevator, custom built, Exceptional value at $72,500.00. in the Woods. capable of servicing all three floors as well as an outdoor exit to the backyard. We invite you to YOU ARE INVITED to inspect this custom-built, one 886-5800 call for additional details. owner 4 bedroom, 21,2 bath Center Entrance Co- lonial in the Shores. The fine housekeeping re- LAKESHORE DRIVE - Elegant horne with all the Executive Ranch flects the care this horne has had. All it needs That description really applies ... this is a luxury touches you might expect in a quality, prestige is you and your taste in decorating. No where in property. Highlights include " bedrooms, 31h house in prestigious Grosse Pointe Shores. It's the Grosse Pointe Shores can you find a home beautifully designed and rambling on a scenic lot .. baths, 3 fireplaces, secluded brick patio area, The Homes Listed to equal the value of this one priced at $162,500. and recent decorating inside and out. AU this with a curved drive. There are three bedrooms, and a price under $150,000. call today for more three baths, outstanding family room and kitchen, details. On These Pages TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES lovely porch and patio. Shown by appointment. 886-5800 Youngblood .Realtll Represent Just Some Need Extra Income? OPEN SUNDAY, 2.5. stop in at 1073 Lakepointe 886.1000 Of the Many Available and see our handsome two-family. You'd be proud 20087 Mack Avenue Grolse Pointe Woodl 90 Kercheval to live in one unit while renting the other to give Through Member Brokers the budget a boost! Each unit offers two bed- rooms, large dining room, porch, separate fur- naces and utilities. Full price $52,500. Six New.~~*Offerings 886-5800 Open Sunday, 2.5 Price reduced on this tidy Woods offering. It's priced under $40,000 and would be a great starter house-or retirement! Two bedrooms, expansion attic, family room with natural fireplace, nicely landscaped. See it Sunday at 1989 Roslyn. 886-4200 Open Sunday, 2.5 . 483 FISHER. Nice price reduction on this classic 'Colonial with many luxury features. From the slate entrance hall right through the gracious second floor that's loaded with storage space .•• you'll rind that this home is superior in construc- tion and. design. Three bedrooms, 21h baths, paneled lIbrary, central air. THE HOME EVERYONE IS LOOKING FOR-Four ENGLISH TUDOR-Extra large living room with nat- BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED AND CARED FOR bedroom, 2% bath center entrance .colonial, conveni- ural fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen with sep- 3 bedroom colonial in the heart of Grosse Pointe 886-4200 ent to schools, shopping, and transportation. Com. arate breakfast area, 3 large bedrooms and large Farms. The attractive brick and stone exterior are pletely and tastefully decorated and ready for oc- screened porch. Owner will supply Certificate of Oc- indicative of the lovely interior-paneled den, mod- Open Sunday, 2.5 cupancy at your convenience. cupancy. ernized kitchen, screened porch, and 2 car garage. 1325 YORKTOWN. This custom.built brick ranch Everything you've been waiting for in the perfect has had just one owner-and that owner was big INCOME PROPERTY - FIRST OFFERING - An CONTEMPORARY MASTERPIECE - Elegant sim- location. plicity characterizes this luxurious contemporary on maintenance! It's spotless. It has three bed- updated well maintained property, netting over rooms, great kitchen, big family room with natural $3,300 per year priced to sell at $29,000. Don.t home by noted architects Alexander Girard and William Kessler, A.LA. The magnificent pine- fireplace, 2~ar attached garage. delay calling on this or other income property OPEN SUND~.Y 2:30 - 5:00 P.M. we can talk to you about. shaded site is exploited through a happy combi- 886-4200 nation of interior and landscape design which 1107 CANTERBURY-3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, large family room, kitchen with built.in GROSSE POINTE FARMS-Charming FIRST OF. gives each room its own view of woods or gar- appliances, and attached garage. New Offering FERING on popular Farms street. This home of. dens. Clean, contemporary design conceals an unsurpassed range of mechanical and electrical OPEN SUNDAY, 2.5, at 19951 Country Club. A fers 3 very large bedrooms and a fourth if you OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 P.M. pretty face.brick house on a lovely Harper Woods wish along with 2% baths. Other important fea- conveniences of the highest quality. 1373 HARVARD-3 bedroom, 1% baths, large street in the Grosse Pointe school district. There tures include a library, nicely finished recrea- GROSSE POINTE FARMS-Attractive flagstone anti family room. Charming, well maintained arc four bedrooms. a nice big kitchen, lots of tion room, well planned kitchen with good sized brick colonial on Farms Court. Outstanding fea- older home. st~ra~e space. ~ou'll like this new offering, and breakfast room. This home is available immedi. ture is a large all brick family room (2S'x16') WIll find the prIce is most reasonable. ately and priced to sell in the 80's. with a natural fireplace overlooking a 60' wide OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 • 5:00 P.M. 886-4200 rear yard. Important features are aluminum trim, IlESIGNED FOR FAMILY ENTERTAINING-Living 1074 BLAIRMOOR - Completely redecorated modern kitchen, 2 car garage, and a newer fur- room with beautiful pewabic tile fireplace and Quad level. 3 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half nace and roof. If 3 bedrooms are what you need, paneled dining room compliment spacious family baths, large family room, immediate oc- you will never outgrow this home. FARMS OFFICE room. Paneled kitchen connects to large dinette. cupancy. • ;>Iewcarpeting in kitchen area and finished basc- THE LOOK OF NEW ENGLAND enhances this 886-5800 ment. Master bedroom is paneled, 3 other large charming 4 bedroom horne in Grosse Pointe City. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 P.M. -- bedrooms and sitting or dressing room. Extra Built before The Turn of Crntury, this home 13:l8 BAr,FOUR - Large modernized family - insulation, low heating, low maintenance alumi. has been completely restored and renovatcd. kitchcn, 4 or 5 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, leaded WOODS OFFICE num trim, self-storing storms and screens, two Newer furnace. kitchen, wiring, plumbing, and glass windows and doors, 2 car garage. 886-4200 car garage, and patio with gas grill. much much more. Offices open 9 to 9, six days a week; William R. McBrearty William G. Adlhoch James P. Fabick Katherine H. Stephenson Sunday, 10 to 5:30 John D. Hoben, Jr. ~ M. Lee Hennes Nanci M. Bolton Julie Doelle Myrna Smith Carlene Moore ~~ REALTORS : . Check All the Ads 16845Kercheval in The Village 882-5200 Contact a Member Broker ..-_ _..------_.--- .._-- _._ _--- _ -_ ------~-~---~-~_._~------~ Thursday, October 5, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty.Five GROSSE POINTE. , RE:~lESTArE. DO PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE P'OINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD. ,(!)-==- PROUDLY WE PRESENT ... One of those rare and instantly appealing resi. dences on Lake Shore Road in Grosse Pointe .GROSSI POINTE REAL EsTATE Shores. Outstanding architectural achievements throughout. Garden room and family room over- BOARD MEMBERS look 42 foot kidney shaped pool. Genuine solid paneling in the spacious library. 3 fireplaces. 1st B9rland Associates Purdy .& Toles floor guest bedroom. 5 family bedrooms. 4 baths. of Earl Keim, Realty 3 car altached garage. A circular drive welcomes Wm. W. Queen )'OU to the attractive entrance of this commodi- Wm. J. Champion ous home. Arrange your personal inspection with Schweitzer one of our helpful consultants today. Immediate & Co. possession. Real Estate, Inc. Danaher, Boer, THREE FIRST OFFERINGS DRASTIC PHICE HEDUCTION'! Wilson and Stroh, Inc. Scully & Fine English style home with many options for Hendrie, Inc. BY APPOI NTMENT, PLEASE formal and informal liI'ing. Traditional living R.G. Edgar & roOlll with fin,plaL:c, formal dming room, large Shorewood GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Brick bungalow offering four bedrooms, two full baths, screened porch, dining modern kitchen with adjacent redwood deck for Associates room, fireplace in the living room, recreation room, 1'/2 car garage, eating space in the kitchen and alum- entertaining. 3 hedrooms, 2 baths on the second E. R. Brown inum trim. Nicely maintained home and priced in the 50's. floor plus 2 bedrooms and bath above ideal for Goodman Pierce fne. Realty, Inc. ~ college children when they return home. New .GROSSE POINTE PARK - Located near Kercheval is this lovely four bedroom all brick Dutch colonial in gas furnace. Dcep lot, ncar Kercheval in Grosse Higbie Moxon . Strongman perfect condition. Features include formal dining room, kitchen with eating space, living room with nat- ural fi~eplace and a 21;2 car detached garage. Pointe City. Immediate possession. Johosfone & & Assoc. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Johflstone, Ir~c. Tappan & . BOHI.I\~D A SSOCIATf;S McBreartY & Adlhoch AssOciates 38417 HURON POINTE DRIVE, HARRISON TWP. - Situated on the Black river lagoon with direct access "I to the lake, this six month old cedar sided colonial has all the necessary features, living room with natural Realtors Youngblood fireplace, large kitchen, first floor bedroom or den, 2\/2 baths, three large bedrooms on the second floor, master bedroom has a terrace accessible with two sliding doors, gas forced air heat and prepped for cen- . ~rge,Pdhns.. . ~~~?Yf Inc. tral air. 2'12 car attached garage. Steel sea wall . ••' <: -c,-~...: ~j,:;_?, no"'; ,." ",'>',:,. .",' i< >:,>< ' .- EARL KEIM 1021 BISHOP, GROSSE POINTE PARK - This five bedroom, 4';:! bath center entrance colonial is a perfect home for the growing family. Grandmother or older teenager would be very happy with the large bedroom suite that has its own private outside entrance .. On its large lot the home also sports a lighted, regulation- REALTY Contact a sized badminton/volleyball court, den with wet bar, family room with beamed ceiling and natural fireplace, and a large greenhouse. There is quick possession on this lovely home which is one of the newer homes in the area. Call 886-8710 or 7.76-8500. 395 Fisher Road Member Broker 4269 AUGUSTINE, STERLING HEIGHTS - Located north of 15 Mile and east of Ryan Road is this superb 886-3800 center entrance Grosse Pointe styled colonial. Features include large living room, formal dining room, • Member:' Natiomdde FIND.A.HOME Service, Inc. family room, 21h baths, four large bedrooms, finished basement with dry bar, 2lh car attached garage, Today . central air, fenced yard, Warren Consolidated Schools and priced at only $79,900. 23107 ALGER, ST. CLAIR SHORES - Exceptionally nice and priced to sell is this custom three bedroom brick ranch. Features include large fenced yard, family room with natural fireplace and beamed ceiling, country kitchen with built-ins, finished basement, 2~~ car attached garage, patio and first floor laundry room. 29Q21 JAMES, WARREN - Built in 1962, this three bedroom brick ranch has a bath and a half, two car HIGBIE MAXON attached garage, gas forced air heat, a screened porch and a full basement. Priced at $52,5()(). , OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 .... 494 SHELBOURNE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Excellent condition - Brick with all aluminum trim, built by Cox and Baker. Two full baths, natural fireplace in the living room, two car attached garage with elec. tric door opener. Situated on a lovely lot. Central air. Reduced to $84,500. 1378 ROSLYN, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Built in 1939, this three bedroom brick colonial features formal dining room, good .~ized kitchen with disposal, full basement with recreation room, fenced yard and a 1',~ car garage. Fast occupancy. Don't miss this one. 38023 SEA WAY, MOUNT CLEMENS - Boat owners delight. Dock your boat in your own back yard under a covered boat house with an electric hoist. Prestigeous two bedroom, 11;2 bath brick ranch. 11;2 car attached garage and finished basement are just some of the features offered on this beautiful Lake SI. Clair home located on a canal with direct access to the lake. This home can't last long at the asking price. GROSSE POINTE SHORES GROSSE POINTE FARMS BY APPO\NTMENT, PLEASE Popular Farms area of newer homes. Built in 1962 'Ready for immediate possession. Built in 1976 by GROSSE POINTE PARK - Sharp bungalow features dini!Jg room, kitchen, Florida room, four bedrooms, full by Mast this fiDe residence offers 4 king size bed. Mast this 4 bedroom 21,~ bath residence offers all the basement and close to transportation and shopping. Only $23,500. amenities. Paneled library, family room with fire- rooms and 3 full !laths on 2nd floor. Both the living place and wet bar, 1st floor laundry, 2 zone heat room and the fami11 room have fireplaces. 2 first GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Brand new - Just for you. Spacious four bedroom colonial presently under and central air conditioning. Lawn sprinkler system. floor powder rooms. Finished basement with recrea. construction in one of the most desirable areas of the Woods. This fine home features a gracious formal tion room, priftte offiee and lavatory. Brick patio dining room, family room with fireplace, first floor laundry, attached garage, and is situated on a large with gas grill. 2 lODe beat and air conditioning. Lawn beautiful lot. For further details call 776-8500. sprinkler system. WARREN - HOOVER-TEN MILE AREA - This immaculate three bedroom brick ranch offers large living room, kitchen with built-ins, eating space in the kitchen, large family room with natural fireplace, Ilh baths, two car attached garage with automatic door opener, central air and a sprinkling system. Just reduced to $59,800. FOR RENT 20445 MACK AVENUE BETWEEN FLEETWOOD AND LANCASTER, GROSSE POINTE WOODS, available October 15, 1978. Commercial building 20x75. NEAR HUNT CLUB SHOREWOOD E. R. BROWN REALTY, INC. This fine residence offers everything a family could want. There is a library for privacy and a family 20439 MACK AVENUE room with fireplace. The 20.foot 1st floor laundry WINDMILL POINTE AREA offers space for freezer and mud room. 4 bedrooms, Beautiful tree lined street. Built in 1954. Library. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MI 48236 2% baths. Finished basement. Patio with gas grill. Screened terrace overlooking lovely yard. 4 bedrooms GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE Central air. Sprinkler system and fire and burglar and 2~ baths. 36 foot recreation room with built.ins. Members of The Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board alarm systems. Priced right. Aluminum trim for easy maintenance. 886.8710 1ST OFFERI:'-iG-On Sunningdale overlooking the Lochmoor Country Club fairways. Custom built ranch on almost a ~'4 acre lot. Paneled library. Family room. 3 bedrooms and 2~ baths. Basement has a recreation room wilh fireplace and bar, bath with stall shower and an outside stairw;lY. Heated Gunite pool with flagstone perimeter and brick pool house. Central air. NEW O~ MARKET-Attractively decorated 3 bedroom 1'~ bath Colonial in Grosse Pointe Woods on Raymond. Kitchen has built.in oven and range and dishwasher. Paneled and tiled basement. Fenced yard with ga- rage. $64,500. BALFOUR ROAD-Popular size and style ColoniaL 4 bedrooms. 21ti! baths. Paneled library with fireplace. Florida room, reI' room with fireplace. Privacy fenced yard with patio. 2 car attached garage. Adjoining suite of 4 f(Joms could be inlaw apartment. GROSSE POINTE BOl"LEVARD-Only 1 block to Lake Shore and Farms pier. 3 bedroom. 21-z bath centcr Cirosse J>ointe ~evvs entrance Colonial. Den with fireplace. Rcc. room. 2 car attached garage. MAIL SUBSCRIBERS LOCHMOOR ROl'LEV ARn-On a looxl62.foot lot this centrally air conditioned Colonial offers a pane lNI li. brary. Florida rOf)m and a paneled rec. room. 3 bedrooms and 2~~ baths plus expansion area over 2 car attached garage ideal for large bedroom and bath. change of address? GROSSE POIl\'TF: FA R:\TS-Adjoining the Country Club of Detroit's beautiful golf course we are pll'ased to offer this quality built Colonial. The well proportioned rooms include a family room with fireplace. There are 2 first floor powder rooms and a service stairs. Spiral staircase. 2nd floor has 5 king si7l' h"drooms To ensure continued delivery 01 the Grosse and 4 full baths ReI'. room in basement. 2 gas forced air furnaces with electronic air c1Cal1('f.. Attached Pointe News to yo,Ur NEW ADDRESS, please garage. Fire and burglar alarm systems. attach label from your wrapper and print in NEWBERRY PLACE-A grcat house for family and entertaining only I-Z block from Lake Shore. Center your new address on form below. You can entrance Cape Cnd chcerfully decorated. 1st floor master bedroom and bath. Pancled den (or extra bed. room) with hall bath 19 foot sitting room off kitchen, glassed porch and 1st £loor lavatory. 2r.d floor has mail it or bring it in to the Grosse Pointe central 20x 18 activities room for the children plus 3 bedrooms and bath. Central air. 2 C;ir g;ira~c. News office. :-;OTTI:\(;HA ,r no ..\ 1>--112 ,inr.\' residence :\Todern kitchcn with eating area 13 foot formal dini ng room. 1st floor httlronm and hath pll1~ a den or 4th bcdroom. 2 bedrooms. sewing room and bath on 2nd. Glas, ------enclosed porch 2 car i:l,.raf'C'.Low 40's. O1;TSTA:\DT:\G Ge(,rglan man'f' on lnke (ront ltJt. Exceptional :\Tutschlcr kitchen. Oak pam'led libr.1r~. 2i fool morning rooill. 4 family hedroom', sitting room and 3 baths plus 3 maids rooms and bath on 2nd floor. ATTACH LABEL HERE 7 fireplaces. Pool. r:-:VF.5T:\TE:\T OPPORTC:'-iITY -51. Clair Shores on Greater Mack. Centrally air conditioned offkr building with parking lot. All six sUites arc currcntly being leased by excellent tenants. :\lcmbcr of l\'ationwide Referral Systems to Assist People in Relocating Across the :\;ltion MAIL TO: GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 88 KERCHEVAL AVE. GROSSE POINTE, 48238 STREET "matching people and houses with imagination" New ~ Adclress ".. CITY 83 KERCHEVAL 886-3400 STATE ZIP ------.....----~------""""''''--_4_- .4'''41'l._4 a.. ••••••••• __ . Page Thirty-Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 5, 1978 GROSSI POINTE REAL.~TATE GPW Offices Have New IAlok Henry Ford Discusses Nature of Grosse Pointe By Roger A. Waha of the ballot proposals, (e.g., As part of a reorganiza. the Headlee or Tisch Amend- The foUowlng is a partial rich. It's also true that a pie have high expectations contradiction or detraction BOARD MEMBERS tion of the department of ments), in November pass, text of remarks by Henry smaller percentage are what and demand high standards. general government, Woods that fun is a bY.Product of we would be further penal. Ford II, chairman of the could be called "poor." But It seems to me that the Borland Associates citizens will find a new lay. your gathering together. You Purdy & Toles ized because we already have board, Ford Motor Co., at a most Grosse Pointers are school superintendent sound- out at city offices, 20025 have the fun of fellowship of Earl Keirn, Realty initiated reductions." dinner meeting of the Grosse typical 'American suburban. ed that note when he elected and the fun of worrying over !\lack avenue. Wm. W. Queen On the overall aspect of Pointe Crisis t1ub held at the ites, with typical problems, to turn down an offer to take those other crises-and occa. Wm. J. Champion A main objective, accord- reorganization, Mr. Petersen German. American Cultural challenges and interests. a better paying job in Mem- sional tragedies-that period. & Co. Schweitzer ing to City Administrator added a forthcoming report Center, Detroit, on Thursday, They are doctors, lawyers, phis and remain here. ically get your attention at Chester E. Petersen, is "to will be available upon the Real Estate, Inc. September 21. The release salesmen, teachers, small As Superintendent Dr. Hazel Park, at the super Bowl be able to deliver services completion of reorganization Danaher, Boer, was submitted by lhe Ford business operators, brokers, William Coats put it, in part: l\nd on the greens of the more effectively and effici- plans for all departments Scully & news department, Dearborn, bankers and corporate mana. ". , . The people of Grosse Gowanie Golf Club. Wilson and Stroh, Inc. rntly." throughout the city. Hendrie, Inc. with the first portion of Mr. gers and technicians. Pointe expect their schools Whenever I take on a R. G. Edgar & This reorganization has Ford's rem ark s focusing Their common denomina- to be very, very good ... speaking engagement such as Associates Shorewood been underway for about two NH Parents Bid upon The Pointe. tors are that most of them This is a hard job .. '. It may this, I try to key my remarks E. R. Brown years and is reaching a cli- Because I'~ from the auto have worked for what they be more challenging than the to some theme appropriate Goodman Pierce Inc. max with the logistical ad. Back to School industry, I, of course, feel have acquired. They are in- Memphis job ... We have to the time, or the group I Realty, Inc. justments in relation to the pretty much at home with terested in their community to really work hard to meet am addressing. Higbie Maxon utilization of space and per- The staff of North High members of any crisis club. and its metropolitan neigh- those expectations." sonnel. Had I been able to keep Str9ngman School is extending an invi- I'm sure my opposite num- bors. And generally, they're Of course, Grosse Pointe my 1976 date, I'd have been Johnstone & & Assoc. (Mr. Petersen's office, for tation to the parents of all bers at GM and Chrysler - supporters of the political isn't what it u's e d to be. Johnstone, Inc. instance, is where the deputy students to attend the annual Tom Murphy and John Ric- and economic system that has Nothing else is either. But ~~f:eda~~ w~~~ u~n~n f:~ Tappan & clerk's working area was 10-' "Back.to.School Night" on carda-feel as I sometimes permitted them to earn a one thing that hasn't changed I do, that crisis has become good life. about the role of business Mc8r.eart,y & Adlhoch Associates cated and is now more iso- Tuesday, October 10, at 7:30 is the fact that the people and industry in those first lated from the bustle near p.m. just another word for nor- How typical our town is here match their high stand- Reoltors, two centuries of our Ameri- Youngblood the reception area.) Short "classes" will be maley. was illustrated by a recent ards with a high sense of can independence. The latest adjustments are held in which the teachers I needn't remind you that front page of the "Grosse civic responsibility. George Palms I feel particularly at home Pointe News." And, had Dave Droege put Realty, Inc. a main step toward consoli- will explain the curriculum This sense of responsibil- dating all city clerk and off his invitation until next and talk with parents about with you because you are Next to a world news ity is reflected by the role year, I'm sure somebody treasurer uuties in!v ane any special concerns for that Grosse .Pointers. I was 12 column on the Pope's elec. Grosse Pointers traditionally would have tempted me with Iarea. "We're putting those when my parents moved from tion and the Nicaraguan particular class. Students have played in the life of the the fact that 1979 will see functions together for the COME LOOK AROUND SUNDAY 2 - 5 have made copies of their Detroit to The Shores. AI- revolution, you could find central city that is the hub the 300th anniversary of the first time toward giving bet. regular day's schedule, which though I always answer De. stories of Grosse Pointe's and heart of our metropoli- naming of Lake St. Clair by 806 WESTCHESTER ter service," he said. parents will pick up in the troit whenever I've been ask. battle to hang onto its fed- tan area. They don't seem the French explorer, LaSalle. If you need a big family home in the mid 80's A new counter also will be first class. ed where I live, the truth is eral community development to regard Detroit as a basket But then, drawing on the we have the answer! This spacious home has installed in the main recep- The faculty especially in- that Grosse Pointe is home funds, its efforts to keep its case which should, when pos- wise counsel of St. Clair enough room to "lose" even the biggest family. lion area with the overall ar. vites those parents who have to me. school superintendent from sible, be ignored and hope- herself, that one should only And with just a little "T.L.C." it will once again rangement, including the been to a "Back.to.School And you know there is a moving elsewhere-and on fully forgotten. speak publicly out of either be an elegant home! There's 6 bedrooms, 3'fl placement of files, empha. Night" before. Each year great difference between its continuing battles to can- And this same CIVIC re- necessity or charity, I might baths, a den and many other extras, including sizing the functional. enough revisions in program Grosse Pointe as it really is trol everything from swarm- sponsibility sense again is have just remained silent. a detached 4 car garage, too. We'll be looking In relation to reorganiza- are made to make a new and Grosse Pointe as it is ing bees and dog droppings demonstrated by such or- for you ..• tion plans, Mr. Petersen visit worthwhile. known by repute. to Dutch Elm Disease. ganizations as your Grosse But this, too, is a year of noted, "This city has quietly commemoration. It any of UNBELIEVABLE FIRST OFFERING: The Parent Club will serve To too many reporters - It might have been a paper Pointe Crisis Club, initiated cost-saving reorgan- refreshments in the cafe- you are unaware at this If we told you there was a sharp all brick three some of them, unfortunately, from Evanston, ilL, or any Since 1956, you've been ization programs rather than teria throughout the eve. on local publications-Grosse other suburb of mid.America. here to help anonymously point that 1978 marks the bedroom ranch close to shopping and with have them mandated by 75th anniversary of the Ford Grosse Pointe Schools for the ridiculously low ning. Mrs. Richard Flynn and Pointe is the stomping But Grosse Pointe does individuals and fa mil i e s voters in the so-called tax her committee are in charge. Motor Co. - the n we've price of $47,000 would you believe us? And if ground of the rich.rich, of have something distinctly faced with the need for quick revolt types of issues. Parent Club dues also will be solutions, Your very exist- wasted an awful lot of adver- we included a garage, immediate occupancy, people whose problems, and different. And it's not its "I fully realize if anyone accepted. tising and publicity dollars. big enclosed porch and attractive treed lot, crises, are of a nature thl.'+. high average income level, ence typifies middle-Ameri- can stability because it shuns you'd probably demand to see it for yourself. cut them off from the con. or its lack of blighted neigh. cerns of what is called "the borhoods. What better typi- the idea that government Elm Hearing BE OUR GUEST SUNDAY 2.5 real world." fies Grosse Pointe _ and can take care of ,most prob- 19980 LOCHMOOR Sure, a fair percentage of I makes it superior to most lems, and that large, organ. Grosse Pointers can be called communities-it that its pea- ized charities are there to Set in Park DO WE HAVE ANY RANCH FOLK OUT THERE? handle the leftovers. Have we got a selection for you. At a time when Yours is 'the Good Samari. The Park Council on Mon. homes are scarce we can let you select from five tan approach of standing by day, September 25, an- very nice ranch homes in the Pointe from $47,006 to move, and help, when an nounced that there will be a on up to the mid ISO's, Champion individual has temporary public hearing Thursday, No- problems. vember 16, at Pierce School, AT $47,000--19980 Lochmoor-a fine valUe at a very 15430 K e r c h e val avenue, OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 Your club recognizes that fair price. Open Sunday see above. . not every individual human starting at 7 p.m, to review $78,000 Better than when built in 1966, this three emergency can be handled -the Dutch Elm Disease treat- bedroom ranch boasts the most popular family room "by the, book" and that vast ment program for the con. with fireplace just off the modern kitchen. Yes, agencies established to alle. servation of elm trees. there's three bedrooms and III.! baths, too, plus a viate mass trouble too fre. Dr. Gerald Ft Gregory, great lower level games room. If you haven't seen it quently cannot gear down ,principal plant pathologist of you should. Give us a call. to help a single individual the U.S. Department of Ag- riculture, working out of $117,500 For this price you expect those special in distress. You deserve the Lansing, will be present to extras, and you won't be disappointed _ this fine respect, the gratitude and answer all questions regard. home has many . . . like copper gutters, sprinkler the praise of your neighbors. ing the latest programs to system, brand new roof, a fine'new kitchen. The lot's And, incidentally, it's no save the beautiful shade trees 9Oxl54, and there's an oversize two car garage _ from the elm blight. call now so we can tell you more! Res ide n ts of all five U "'~~f Cinema League $ ? ? ? What will be the new price on this really big Pointes are invited to attend . 2000 Hunt Club, Grosse Pointe Woods. Atfiactive the hearing, Mayor Matthew Ranch home on a q.ul.et street in the Heart of the three bedroom Colonial with eating spa~e in Meets Oct. 16 Woods? By the time you call, we'll know too! But 1038 BAtF'OUR-HANDSOME ENGLiSH _ Great C. Patterson said, and any kitchen and enclosed terrace. Stop and visit with family house! Huge living room with exceptional one concerned about the we can tell you this - this spaclous three bedroom Dorothy Whitty of our staff. The Grosse Pointe Cinema has 2'h baths on the first floor and a family room fireplace, formal dining room, panelled library preservation at The Pointe's with pegged floor, screened porch, powder room, League will present "Indo- that is by any standard, excellent. And when we show Open Sunday 2:30.5:00 nesia," a 16mm color movIe eltn1l are urged to circle the remodeled kitchen with large breakfast room- you the roomy recreation room plus the many storage by Dr. Walter Theurle, when November 16 date as a re- all off center hall. BeauUfully refinished hard. rooms, pack your lunch; it could take a while it meets in the War Memo- minder. wood floors plus natural woodwork and doors so if you're into hobbies, or crafts this is definit~l; rial's Fries Auditorium, 32 Park City Manager John add much charm to this house. Four bedrooms, a must see home! P.S .... What a kitchen! Lake!!hore road, on Monday, Crawford said that special three baths upstairs, plus wonderful storage. October 16, at 8 p.m. invitations will be sent to $175,000 - Grosse Pointe Shores is the setting for Well maintained-awaiting your inspection! Dr. Theurle has received the mayors and council memo this exciting and big ranch home. Naturally, there's many awards for his photog- bers of The City, Farms, central AIC, and a fine 125xl40 lot, and a 2'h car. 1304 HARVARD-MUCH MORE THAN THE USUAL raphy and has written numer- Shores and Woods, with the attached garage. But there's also one of the most COLONIAL. This three bedroom, one and a half request they urge the citi- bath, house has an excellent traffic pattern de- ous books and articles on the sp~ctacular lower level games room in existence subject. zens of their respective com. which carried an original price tag of over $25000 signed for carefree living. Well decorated with munities to attend. natural woodwork, a NEW F AMIL Y ROOM and There are views of Indo- when c~stom built. so many years ago. Let us arra~ge Mr. Crawford said the kitchen. It is in MOVE.IN CONDITION with 1M- nesian villages and the peo- YOu~pnvate showmg now, while this "jewel" is still ple who live in remote areas. early invitation should give aVailable! MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Priced for the budget the other Pointe officials sized pocketbook in the MID.70's. Call for an The fine wood carvers and Charming 3 bedroom brick ranch with finished base. stone carvers of Bali are ample time to notify their AND FOR YOUR FURTHER CONSIDERATION ment, new 2 car garage, patio with Gas grill, appointment or it will be OPEN SUNDAY 2:30. constituents, especially citi. FINISH IT YOUR WAY 5:00. filmed, and there is an un. garage, completely Aluminum sided as well as zens who do not attend their A fantastic contemporary home in the mid 170's usual sequence of the dress- all trim on house. You will enjoy the decorating ing and preparation for tbe cities' council sessions. should reflect your special touches, and it can, if and low maintenance. Stop by and visit with BY APPOINTMENT you ~~t now. Such personal items as floors, tile complicated and exotic Baron Mr. Pierce. FIRST OFFERING-GROSSE POINTE SHORES Dances, (Lagoun). selechon~, tub in master bath, wall colors, to name Lovely 11 yr. old Colonial in choice location. Crisis Center ew The movie shows original a t shll can be yours. If you want the thrill and 1007 Berkshire Large living room and Dining room. Well planned pride of accomplishment that is rarely available in You will not find a finer example of English archi- Polynesian boats, catamaran Seeks Workers our town, lets talk! kitchen wilh built-ins and breakfast area. Super style, on the open sea and tecture in the Pointes. Set on a large lot walking Family Room, Library, Laundry room, Lav and distance to downtown or Ren Cen transportation. visits the crowded stre~ts of $44,900 Powder room on 1st floor. Has central air and the capitol city of Jakarta on Center Point Crisis Center This elegant 4 bedroom, 3 bath .home features a is currently recruiting high Woul~ ~ou believe 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths plus den 2 car attached Garage with electric eye. 4 Bed. the island of Java. paneled library, finished basement with wet bar, school and college-age volun. a.nd slttmg room, and natural fireplace. This infla. rooms and 2 Baths on second floor. Priced at There are views of rarely a 2 car attached, heated garage. Included are teers to man the crisis phone. tIon buster is immaculate. So if yOu need lots of $170,000.00 and shown by appointment. visited Kalimatan, fonnerly kitchen appliilnces and underground sprinkler The counselor training pro- space and you're on a budget, look inside this one! system. 823 BEDFORD - Beautifully appointed Center en. Borneo, it.s diamond diggings, remote villages and the col- gram begins Wednesday, No. UNIQUE LAKESIDE CONTEMPORARY _ This trance Colonial in the Park. Spacious Living vember 1, and runs through Bishop Road - One of Grosse Pointe Park's most room, Formal dining room, Library and Powder orful, friendly people who c?ntempor~ry is unique, even to other contempora- live there. Thursday, November 30. attractive homes, completely refurbished with room. Three bedrooms and 2 Baths on second r~es; overSIzed rooms and a floor plan that was de- large pool and lot, five family bedrooms and The public is invited to at- It will consist of a 24-hour sl~n~d to make this an especially fine home for enter- floor, 1 bath adjoins Master bedroom. Priced at workshop in emphatic listen- two maid's bedrooms. $98,500.00. Quick occupancy. See this today. . tend this program without taining. Naturally the pool, security system just add charge. A reception for Cine. ing skills, 20 hours of values to the fun and convenience, too. Better see this be. INDIAN VILLAGE GRACIOUS FARM COLONIAL-located on lane off ma League members and in- clarification and problem solving methods ,and classes fore you purchase anything else. Spacious Georgian Colonial, paneled library and Lakeshore. Spacious living room, Dining room vited guests follows the in personality assessment, morning room, 6 bedrooms, master suite with and Family room-all perfectly situated for enter- presentation, 4 marble baths, 5 fireplaces, walled garden, taining or comfortable family living. Kitchen with drug reactions, contracting garage apartment for added income. Ideal for built-ins and large eating area overlooking wood- and goal setting and sex-re- entertaining. tated problems. ed background. Beautiful garden room leading to Abd uction Case quality in.ground swimming pool. Two story Prospective ~ounselors are BUILDING SITES required to SUccessfully com. center hall highlights dramatic staircase to Mas. Proves Refief Grosse Pointe City, corner of University and Jeffcr. plete 60 hours of cognitive ter bedroom with private bath; also, two addi. son, zone R 1.A, terms available. Call for details. skill building as well as sev- tional bedrooms with connecting bath. Full base- A possible attempted ab- eral weeks of "on the job" Grosse Pointc Shores, near the Lake-OxCord Road. ment completely finished with wet bar, play duction case involving three training. Most of the current rooms, many storage rooms. Central air, security 12.year-old Woods girls as DETROIT INCOME staff are students, so classes and fire systems, two car attached garage, par- they were walking to Par- 192.194 Altcr-2 family {[at opposite Canal, last street cells School, 20600 Mack ave. are only offered on weekday in Detroit, large living room plus large dining quet floors-nnly a few of the extra features. 100 Kercheval A VERY SPECIAL OFFERING! nue, on Thursday, September evenings and two weekends. area, 2 bedrooms, 2 car garage, very nice! Land 21, turned out, upon further Anyone having career in. Grosse R:>inte Farms, Contract only, good investment. $65,000. terests in the fields of guid- Michigan 48236 1041 WA YBURN - Neat three bedroom brick one Investigation by Youth Ser- story. Great house for investment or starter house vice Division Det. James ance counseling, social work 889-0800 -$15,500.00. Fowler, to be a harmless in- or applied psychology is en- REAL ESTAT£ MARKEnNG CONSUUANTS cident. couraged to apply. Volunteer WM. The girls had told police work as a para.professional J. they were approached by a Counselor can provide mean- ingful field experience to motorist who asked if they anyone entering the helping Formcrly John S. Goodman Inc. wanted a ride to school, and 'he Homes Listed they refused. field, according to the center. Champion Interested persons should 93 Kercheval "On the Hill" IB Det. Fowler was able to submit applications for re- contact the motorist last )n These Pages 886-3060 886-3060 102 and Co. view no later than Thursday, Kercheval week as one of the girls October 19. MEMBER OF took down the license num. 884-5700 For more information, call ~epresent Just Some ber of his car. After talking Center Point at 881.7744 be. with the 21'year-old Woods tween 4 an